A longtime believer in “blooming where you’re planted,” Swinney has now made five straight outside hires for assistant coaches.

Tom Allen is Clemson’s defensive coordinator because he runs a unit that fits what Dabo Swinney was looking for. Swinney was asked what schematically led him to Allen in the hiring process during their introductory press conference.

The Clemson Tigers finished their 2024 season with a 10-4 record, bringing head coach Dabo Swinney’s record with the program to 180-47 in his 17 years of coaching. To pay tribute to him, Swinney’s alma mater inducted him into the Pelham Athletics Hall of Fame on Saturday,

Jan. 26, Pelham High School held a special night to commemorate its sporting legends. Clemson Tigers head coach Dabo Swinney was one of the 20 honorees inducted to the inaugural bracket of the Pelham Athletics Hall of Fame.

Clemson football landed three players from the transfer portal this cycle. Dabo Swinney explains why the Tigers went after each transfer.

Dabo Swinney's Tigers got beat in the first round by Texas, 38-24, so there was a little bit of a bad taste left in the mouth of Clemson fans at the end of this 2024 season.

Clemson finished with a 10-4 record to win the ACC championship and make the CFP in 2024. Here's where early 2025 projections have the Tigers ranked.

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.

One prospect who the Tigers have been actively recruiting is offensive lineman Tyler Merrill. The talented offensive lineman is ranked in the Top 100. Merrill ranks 87 overall and is No.2 in the state of Pennsylvania. He recently announced that he is down to five teams, one of which being Clemson.

The Clemson Tigers are no strangers to seeing their former players suit up on Sundays for their professional counterparts. There have been 277 players drafted in the history of the program, dating back to the first NFL draft in 1936.

DeMonte Capehart is coming back for Year Six. The veteran Clemson defensive lineman announced “I’m back” in a social media post late Wednesday, an indication he has received an NCAA waiver and will return for final year of eligibility in 2025.