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When Clemson (4-2, 2-2 ACC) and Miami (4-2, 0-2) face off on Saturday night, either the Tigers or Hurricanes will suffer a third loss before Halloween.

BRISTOL, CT—Viewers of the nation’s leading sports network were treated to a brilliant display of analysis Monday when ESPN NFL Live spent a full 10-minute segment meticulously breaking down a player running in a straight line for three yards. “Two yards in, [DeVonta] Smith is already got his body positioned to…

In an episode of ESPN's College Football Live this week, ESPN analyst Sam Acho weighed in on the huge ACC showdown at Death Valley this weekend. Acho was asked what his confidence level is in what he will see from Clemson (2-1, 0-1 ACC) when the Tigers take on No.

22 student-athletes named to one of college football’s most prestigious honors for community service ...

The American Football Coaches Association announced today that Clemson running back Will Shipley has been named to the 2023 Allstate AFCA Good Works Team for his charitable and philanthropic work in both the Clemson community and his home metro area of Charlotte. Shipley becomes the ninth member of the Clemson program all-time to earn an AFCA Good Works Team distinction, joining Robert Carswell (1999), Nick Eason (2000), Xavier Dye (2009), Deshaun Watson (2016), Sean Pollard (2018), Dabo Swinney...

Organizers for the Wuerffel Trophy announced today that running back Will Shipley has been named as one of 110 members on the 2023 watch list for the Wuerffel Trophy, presented annually in recognition of community service. In addition to being a frequent community servant in the Upstate through Clemson’s P.A.W. Journey initiative, Shipley has donated both time and money to Levine Children's Hospital in Charlotte. Last year, he and former Clemson defensive end K.J. Henry also donated five ...

Will Shipley is being recognized for his community service.

Prominent NFL personality Stephen A. Smith sees Jacksonville Jaguars quarterback Trevor Lawrence getting even better in Year 3 of his NFL career.

Jaquan Brisker was rattled when he completed concussion protocol in December. After missing two games, the safety wanted to get back to the style of play that had made him one of the Bears’ most dangerous players. But the rookie wasn’t quite sure how to do it.

A new workout clip has shown NY Giants left tackle Andrew Thomas going beast mode in the gym and putting up serious weight on the bench press.