Clemson Sports Talk

Clemson's spring game will not be on regular television this weekend-- but Virginia's will be. Swanny suggests a way to give exposure to all teams in the ACC during spring.

Swanny recaps The Masters and dives into ESPN's Top 10 quarterbacks in 2023.

Swanny decides that a coin flip would be a better way to pick the Final Four than logic and reason.

Tim Bourret stops by the show to give an update after spending a day at Clemson's spring practice. For more coverage: ClemsonSportsTalk.comTwitter: @ClemsonSports

Swanny dives into Tee Higgins changing jersey numbers in the NFL, plus Tiger basketball should be kicking themselves looking at the NIT Championship.For more coverage: ClemsonSportsTalk.comTwitter: @ClemsonSports

From all indications, Garrett Riley's offense is streamlined and efficient.For more coverage: ClemsonSportsTalk.comTwitter: @ClemsonSports

If the early rounds of the NCAA Tournament are any indication, then The Final Four is sure to deliver a wild finish to an exciting basketball month.For more coverage: ClemsonSportsTalk.comTwitter: @ClemsonSports

As the NCAA Tournament rolls along, Swanny takes a look at Rick Barnes' continued lack of post-season success.For more coverage: ClemsonSportsTalk.comTwitter: @ClemsonSports

It sounds like Clemson freshman Peter Woods could be a handful during his first season on campus.For more coverage: ClemsonSportsTalk.comTwitter: @ClemsonSports

Swanny dives into some great March Madness memories from years past, plus the history of One Shining Moment.

Swanny picks the Sweet Sixteen from the remaining teams left in the NCAA Tournament-- can he get more than 12 games correct?

Swanny's done trusting Purdue in the NCAA Tournament.

As March Madness kicks off, YouTubeTV begins to offer the ability to watch four games at once.

Clemson falls in the NIT as the No. 1 seed, and Swanny thinks that loss stole more than missing the NCAA Tournament ever could from a historic basketball season.

Swanny has a plan for making the "First Four" better as we approach March Madness.

Clemson's secondary spends time with the media during spring practice.

Clemson is left out of the NCAA Tournament after a record-setting season.

Clemson's thumping of NC State at the ACC Tournament keeps the Tigers hopes of making March Madness alive.

Swanny wonders if a loss against NC State at the ACC Tournament could end the Brad Brownell Era at Clemson.

As Clemson gets ready for the ACC Tournament, Swanny says regardless of what the metrics say, the Tigers deserve to be in the NCAA Tournament.