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Sean McDonough is one of the most respected and seasoned broadcasters in the world, and he obviously knows a thing or two about timing. 

CLEMSON - Clemson coach Dabo Swinney isnt worried about his teams early loss or its damaged reputation - only about the opportunity ahead against No. 4 Florida State. "This is Clemson-Florida State, none of that matters," Swinney said Tuesday, …

CLEMSON — It was only a joke at the time, but now it has become a reality. When former Clemson kicker Liam Boyd announced he was entering the transfer portal last May, BT Potter and Jonathan Weitz joked about what Weitz might do if the Tigers come calling should placekicking issues arise at Cle...

This is the digital version of The Pulse. If you want it earlier, start every morning with The Pulse delivered to your inbox. Sign up here. Good morning! The Braves just stole a base and hit a home run off you. Sorry. It’s a number-crunching day here at the Pulse. First up we have the absurd Ronald Acuña Jr.’s Atlanta Braves, who, as Jayson Stark detailed this week, are breaking the math of the game. I want to hone in on one aspect first, though:  Acuña hit his 39th home run last night, m...

Former backup Jonathan Weitz is still enrolled as a Clemson student, pursuing an online master's degree in data science and analytics.

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CLEMSON — When Dabo Swinney learned Jonathan Weitz was enrolled in Clemson’s masters program, he did not hesitate to pick up the phone and call his former placekicker.

Clemson's kicking game has struggled early in the season, so Dabo Swinney has brought back a former kicker to compete for the starting job.

In the fight against pancreatic cancer, a combination of drugs outperformed other treatments in human cell and mouse models, and should be used in human clinical trials, UC San Diego researchers announced Wednesday.

Mutations in the KRAS gene are the major driver of pancreatic cancer. The resulting protein controls multiple signaling pathways involved in cell growth and survival. In cancer, the gene is mutated to be permanently "on," driving cells to excessively multiply and form tumors.