Clemson football head coach Dabo Swinney, left, and newly hired football defensive coordinator Tom Allen, formerly at Penn State University, speak with media in the Smart Family Media Center at Clemson University in Clemson, S.C. Wednesday, January 15, 2024. / Ken Ruinard - staff / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

Saturday was a very special day for Clemson head football coach Dabo Swinney. His high school, Pelham (Ala.) High School, inducted him in its first class of 20 honorees into its new Pelham Athletics Hall of Fame.

It has been a busy offseason for the Clemson Tigers, who will be trying to build off of what was a very successful campaign in 2024. The Tigers bounced back ni

Clemson men’s basketball’s all-time assists leader Grayson Marshall recently experienced what he calls a ‘God moment,’ and his new perspective is helping him assist others in their faith.

At midway point, Clemson basketball coach Brad Brownell and the Tigers are near the top of ACC standings. The program hasn't won a conference title since 1990.

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Conference Championship Sunday was a big day for several former Clemson football players. They won their respective conference championships and will play in Super Bowl 59 in two weeks.

Clemson football will begin ACC play on the road vs Georgia Tech then host Syracuse. Here's a look at Clemson's 2025 schedule so far.

Clemson will open the season in the national spotlight when the Tigers welcome LSU for a marquee tilt at Memorial Stadium on Saturday, Aug. 30.

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CLEMSON — It's not hard to see Clemson's potential in 2025 because almost everyone is back. With the return of sixth-year tackle DeMonte Capehart, the Tigers return 15 defenders who started ...

Coach Dabo Swinney revealed earlier this winter that Clemson and Capehart had submitted an NCAA waiver to get him a final year of eligibility for this season. Capehart (6-5, 315) was expected to be a dominant force on the Tigers’ defensive line in 2024. But a nagging ankle injury and subsequent surgery limited his production.