Clemson Sports Talk

Clemson stumbles out of the gates at Virginia Tech but finds a 24-14 win with a dominating defense throughout the game and a resurgent offense in the second half.

Clemson heads to Blacksburg, Virginia, hoping to bounce back from a loss at home to Louisville. 

Swanny takes a look back at the previous CFB Playoff rankings to see if a team from No. 23 in the first release has ever made a run to the Top 12.

For the first time, we've got a real projected 12-Team CFB Playoff to digest.

After their loss to Louisville this weekend, Clemson's margin of error is nearly diminished. As it currently sits, the Tigers would need a lot to happen to make the CFB Playoff.

After a loss to Louisville, the Tigers coaching staff once again faces pressure from fans for a multitude of reasons.

College football coaches learn that the new helmet-to-helmet communication has been on unencrypted frequencies.

Tim Bourret joins the show to talk about Clemson's upcoming game against Louisville. 

As we approach the first round of playoff projections, Swanny examines a projection from one of ESPN's predictors. 

Even though Clemson is 8-0 all-time against Louisville, Swanny loves the rivalry, and it started with a bang as a pressbox incident escalated the matchup in his mind.

Watching Texas A&M this weekend left Swanny with one key takeaway—the Aggies made the right hire with Mike Elko.

As Clemson hits their second bye weekend of the season, Swanny resets two interviews from earlier this week.

Clemson's second bye week of the season has Swanny's eyes looking around he country.

In a rare feat, Swanny talks baseball as we get close to the beginning of the World Series between the Yankees and Dodgers. 

Swanny thinks Georgia looked more like the team he saw in the second half against Clemson during their matchup with then-No. 1 Texas than the rest of the year. 

Clemson moves to 6-1 with a 48-31 win over Virginia. Plus, Georgia hammers Texas 30-15, but the biggest controversy was an overturned pass interference call after Longhorn fans littered the field with trash. 

Not only has the new 12-team playoff kept more teams in the mix halfway through the season, but in the Power 4, there are many teams still fighting for the right to win their league and gain an opening-round bye as a Top 4 seed. 

The NCAA responded quickly to Oregon's 12th-man advantage, which was utilized in the late stages of the Ducks' victory over Ohio State last weekend. 

We are only halfway through the 2024 regular season, but Swanny feels like there are already more meaningful games on television every weekend. What do you think?

Clemson prepares to welcome home one of its own as Tony Elliott and Virginia visit Tiger Town this weekend for an ACC matchup.