‘The Best Version of Clemson Football’

The Clemson Tigers football team may have gotten off to a sluggish start a few weeks ago at UNC, escaping Chapel Hill, N.C., with a 21-20 victory, but coaches and players were determined to get back to ‘Clemson football’ in their post-bye week game, using a fast-paced and physical approach that yielded a 45-14 rout of ACC rival Florida State.

No Days Off for Tigers’ Defense

Although the Clemson’s performance on offense may have raised some question marks in the team’s 21-20 win against the UNC Tar Heels, the Tigers came back the next week and inflicted a 45-14 drubbing to the Florida State Seminoles, racking more than 550 yards on the ground and in the air.

Offense Needs to Develop Depth

Head coach Dabo Swinney wasted little time letting those who would listen following the Tigers 45-14 win over Florida State there was still a lot of areas where his team needs to improve if they are going to be an elite team. One of those areas was in their depth.

No Sophomore Slump For Thomas

Entering the Tigers' seventh game of the season this Saturday at Louisville, Thomas has already amassed 15 tackles, two sacks and 4.5 tackles for loss—making him a special talent.

The Challenge of Being a Clemson Tiger

The challenge of coaching a group of players that have never lost a college game may be lost on the average fan.