Clemson Sports Talk

Clemson goes on the road into the Research Triangle and brings home a rare win in basketball.

While Ohio State's Athletic Department reported being in the red after winning the National Title, Texas, who made the semifinals, reports they cashed in. 

ESPN has agreed to pick up its option to broadcast ACC sports through 2036.

Swanny decides which teams in the ACC have a tough road vs. those with an easier path in 2025.

The ACC releases the 2025 football schedule. 

Philadelphia hammers Washington, and former Clemson star Will Shipley makes a few big plays in the win. Plus, Buffalo can't beat Kansas City—so what's new? 

With football now running deeper into the new year, should basketball consider a later start? 

After looking back on the season, Swanny thinks the 12-team playoff made more games meaningful, which is great for college football.

Swanny discusses the contrast between expectations and hope as snow falls across most of South Carolina. 

Swanny toots his own horn after a close prediction on the National Championship game score as the Ohio State Buckeyes claim the title.

Swanny makes his prediction on Ohio State vs. Notre Dame, plus Clemson basketball continues its hot start. 

We dive further into Clemson landing Tom Allen from Penn State to run the Tiger defense.

Tim Bourret joins the show to discuss Clemson's new defensive coordinator, Tom Allen. 

Dabo Swinney introduces new Clemson defensive coordinator Tom Allen.

From Happy Valley to Death Valley, former Penn State Defensive Coordinator Tom Allen is headed to Tiger Town to run Clemson's defense.

Ohio State and Notre Dame will play for the national championship, plus Clemson is trending to land Penn State Defensive Coordinator Tom Allen.

Ohio State and Texas face off for the right to play Notre Dame in the National Championship. 

As Notre Dame and Penn State prepare to face off in the Orange Bowl, Tim Bourret joins the show to talk about the Fighting Irish and his time around Joe Montana.

Clemson hits the portal for a second key piece on the defensive side of the football.

The SEC continues to dominate college basketball with an outstanding combined home record, plus former Clemson Tiger Trevor Lawrence and his wife welcome their first child.