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Dabo Swinney wore a different hat in Saturday's Orange vs. White spring game. Clemson's head coach took the mic during ACC Network Extra's broadcast of the spring game and interviewed several of his players, including defensive lineman Peter Woods, cornerback Nate Wiggins and safety Caleb Nix, th...

NFL.com recently identified the ideal top two picks for every team in the 2023 NFL Draft. NFL.com draft analyst Chad Reuter sees several Clemson draft prospects as ideal picks for these NFL teams.

Garrett Riley has brought an offensive system to Clemson that’s foreign not only to the Tigers’ players but also much of Dabo Swinney’s coaching staff. For one assistant, though, the installation of Riley’s air-raid system is almost like speaking his native language again.

Clemson recently played host to a highly touted quarterback prospect from the Peach State. Houston County (Warner Robins, Ga.) four-star Antwann Hill – a top-100 national prospect in the 2025 class, per multiple recruiting services – traveled to Tiger Town for Clemson’s underclassmen day Sa...

A four-star defensive lineman from the Yellowhammer State included Clemson in his top group on Monday night. Pike Road (Ala.) High School's Malik Blocton announced a top 10 featuring Clemson along with Alabama, Auburn, Texas, Arkansas, Georgia Tech, Oregon, Florida, Georgia and South Carolina.

It’s no secret that Andrew Mukuba wasn’t 100% last season. Clemson’s starting strong safety dealt with his share of injuries as a sophomore, but Mukuba said the extent went beyond what’s been publicized.

A longtime draft analyst released his latest mock draft on Tuesday ahead of the 2023 NFL Draft, which gets underway later this month. ESPN's Mel Kiper Jr. sees a trio of Clemson draft prospects being taken off the board in the first round.

Clemson will still have some familiar faces on the edges of its defensive line come the fall. The Tigers will also have some new ones when it comes to helping out at that position. And any directions Lemanski Hall may be leaning in that regard are being kept close to the vest.

Clemson missed out on yet another highly touted quarterback prospect in the class of 2024. Langston Hughes (GA) star quarterback Air Noland committed to Ohio State over Alabama, Arkansas, Clemson, Miami, Oregon and Texas A&M.

Among the running back prospects hosted by Clemson last weekend was a local four-star who has seen his recruitment continue to pick up steam this year. Marquise Henderson, a class of 2025 recruit from nearby Belton-Honea Path High School (Honea Path, S.C.