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ESPN’s Heather Dinich Defends “Underrated” College Football Program After Coaches Poll Drop
Despite being ranked in the top 10, Dinich argued that the Clemson Tigers deserve significantly more attention and credit. With head coach Dabo Swinney entering his 17th season and a retooled roster led by quarterback Cade Klubnik, Dinich believes Clemson has the tools to reenter the College Football Playoff discussion in a major way.
Clemson debuted at No. 6 and USC debuted at No. 13 in the first 2025 coaches poll of the season, which was released by USA ...
The Tigers’ veteran roster, culture, and continuity have Swinney eyeing a perfect season in the new playoff era.
"I've had one undefeated team," Swinney told ESPN’s Chris Low. "In 2018, we were the first 15-0 team in the history of major college football, ever, and I think we're going to be the first 16-0 team.
The recent champions (Georgia, Alabama, Ohio State and Michigan) are included, but all four face quarterback uncertainty.
There aren't many cupcake games on the 2025 schedule for Dabo Swinney and the Clemson Tigers, CBS Sports says.
The Clemson Tigers tight end is ready to step up in a big way this season despite missing a lot of time over the spring ...
Ian Schieffelin’s transition from All-ACC basketball player to Clemson tight end is a great story. But what’s it actually ...
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Clemson coach Dabo Swinney reflects on Alabama football job opening in new interviewThere was once a strongly held notion that Dabo Swinney might someday leave Clemson to lead his alma mater, the Alabama ...
Clemson and Dabo Swinney set "16-0" goal to supplant Jim Harbaugh and 2023 Michigan team as last unbeaten champs ...
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New Clemson tight end Ian Schieffelin on Swinney's call, learning football all over againAfter four successful years with Clemson basketball, the former All- ACC forward is now starting over—this time on the ...
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