Clemson Sports Talk

At the beginning of the year, Clemson vs. Florida State looked like a must-watch television match. Now the question is, can the Noles hang with the Tigers after their offense has struggled mightily this season?

As Clemson prepares for Florida State, the word out of Tallahassee is that former Tiger quarterback D.J. Uiagalelei will not play due to a hand injury.

Clemson's offense in 2024 looks revamped as the deep ball threat has become a real option for the Tigers. Plus, the Tigers turn their attention to Florida State after a 40-14 win over Stanford.

What are Clemson's odds of winning the National Title? Plus, what coach is on the hottest seat as we head towards the end of October?

Swanny thinks players who jump into the portal over bad NIL deals are going about things the wrong way.

If Alabama gets bullied at home by Georgia, will they be as harshly viewed as Clemson was after an opening-week loss to the Bulldogs? 

Clemson's offensive line and quarterback, Cade Klubnik, have led to a marked improvement in Tiger Town.

Tommy Bowden and Luke Winstel join the show as we head into another weekend of college football. 

The Clemson Tigers prepare to face NC State in Death Valley. Plus, Tim Bourret stops by the show to talk about the Textile Bowl.

It's a mixed-up edition of the show, plus Clemson center Ryan Linthicum says he never considered transferring from Dabo Swinney's program.

Tennessee is looking at adding a talent fee to ticket costs, passing the buck to fans even more in the NIL Era. 

Florida State's stumble to 0-3 is a significant blow to the idea that rosters can be reshaped through the transfer portal.

Tim Bourret joins the show on a Friday afternoon to discuss Clemson's win over App State and to look ahead to the NC State game on September 21.

The Pac-12 adds four new teams to expand to a six-team league. Plus, which conference is better the ACC or the Big 12?

Swanny walks us through how he found out about the attacks on the World Trade Center on the 23rd anniversary of 9-11. Plus, conversations about moving on from Dabo Swinney are laughable—we explain in this episode of the show! 

It's early in the season, but Swanny thinks Clemson and Miami are headed toward a matchup in Charlotte in December after a couple of weeks of football.

Clemson rebounds with an offensive assault against App State, reaching 700 yards of total offense for the seventh time in team history. Plus, No. 5 Notre Dame is topped by Northern Illinois, and No. 10 Michigan got beat down by No. 3 Texas in the Big House.

Swanny makes his predication on Clemson and App State, plus Tommy Bowden joins the show.

As Texas and Michigan prepare to face off, Swanny says Fox made a great move with the Big Noon Kickoff concept. 

With the ACC Preseason Favorite FSU off to an 0-2 start in league play, the league is upside down out of the gates. Which teams have the best chance of making it to Charlotte for the championship game?