Davidson homers and drives in three as Tigers win season opener

Logan Davidson and Michael Green homered and No. 14 Clemson overcame a slow start to defeat South Alabama 6-2 in the 2018 season opener Friday afternoon at Doug Kingsmore Stadium. (Photo by David Grooms)

They don't put championship rings on smooth hands! 4th quarter video is more than hype

Clemson's "Why We Work" fourth quarter video this season featured strength and conditioning coach Joey Batson and the video had an impact on players, fans, and coaches. It might have even helped win a game.

Redshirt Report: Justin Mascoll learned lessons from Clelin Ferrell
Clelin Ferrell left his mark at Clemson with his play on the field, but his biggest contribution to the program happened when nobody was looking. It happened when Ferrell took the younger guys aside for lessons, big brother talks, and advice on how to attack the college game. Justin Mascoll is a prime example of those lessons.

Redshirt Report: Jake Venables looks to match his dad's intensity
Clemson defensive coordinator Brent Venables is one of the most intense coaches in the country, and his son wants to match that intensity.

Late bucket dooms Tigers in loss at Miami
Miami’s Zach Johnson hit a stepback basket with 0.1 seconds remaining and the Hurricanes upset Clemson 65-64 in Miami Wednesday night, breaking Clemson’s four-game winning streak in the league and dealing a blow to the Tigers’ NCAA Tournament hopes. Photo by Steve Mitchell / USATODAY

2/13	Monte Lee tabs two freshmen to start the weekend in the rotation
2/13	Five-star defensive end loves the fact that Clemson is a football town
2/12	5-star running back says Clemson offer is "big for me"
2/12	Streeter on the rise of Trevor Lawrence: "When I think he can't, he really can."
2/11	Pearman's tight end options limited heading into the spring
2/11	Brandon Streeter recaps his sit-down with Kelly Bryant, decision to promote Lawrence
2/10	Redshirt Report: Linebacker Mike Jones adds muscle, is ready for spring practice
2/9	Four in a row: Mitchell scores 22 as Tigers knock off No. 11 Virginia Tech
2/8	Redshirt Report: McFadden learned from Clelin Ferrell every day in practice
2/8	Clemson coordinators Tony Elliott, Jeff Scott hit million mark with raises
2/8	Recruiting and championships: The "totality of Clemson" helps in both
2/7	Wide Receiver U? Yes, but Streeter says Tigers are much more than that
2/7	Streeter says Clemson, not Alabama, is the best program in the country
2/6	Reload: Swinney excited about the completion of 2019 class, looks forward to spring
2/6	Signing Day Central 2019

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Clemson FOOTBALL

COMMITS (29)

Name	POS	Ht/Wt	Hometown	TigerNet Rank
Chez Mellusi	RB	5-11/190	Naples, FL
Hunter Rayburn	OL	6-4/320	Pensacola, FL
Vonta Bentley	LB	6-0/220	Birmingham, AL
Tayquon Johnson	DT	6-2/295	Williamsport, MD
Taisun Phommachanh	QB	6-3/194	Bridgeport, CT
William Putnam	OG	6-3/295	Tampa, FL
Tyler Davis	DT	6-1/293	Apopka, FL
Bryton Constantin	LB	6-2/207	Baton Rouge, LA
Kane Patterson	LB	6-1/212	Nashville, TN
Jalyn Phillips	S	6-0/198	Lawrenceville, GA
Jaelyn Lay	TE	6-6/245	Riverdale, GA
Joseph Charleston	S	6-2/190	Alpharetta, GA
Joe Ngata	WR	6-3/205	Folsom, CA
Sheridan Jones	CB	6-1/175	Norfolk, VA
Andrew Booth	CB	6-1/188	Lawrenceville, GA
Frank Ladson	WR	6-3/190	Miami, FL
Davis Allen	TE	6-5/220	Calhoun, GA
Greg Williams	LB	6-3/235	Swansea, SC
Ray Thornton	S	6-2/198	Phenix City, AL
Kaleb Boateng	OL	6-4/293	Fort Lauderdale, FL
Logan Cash	DL	6-3/270	Winder, GA
Etinosa Reuben	DL	6-3/275	Riverside, MO
Ruke Orhorhoro	DL	6-4/271	River Rouge, MI
Brannon Spector	WR	6-1/185	Calhoun, GA
Aidan Swanson	P	6-3/165	Bradenton, FL
Lannden Zanders	S	6-1/189	Shelby, NC
Keith Maguire	LB	6-1/210	Malvern, PA
Michel Dukes	RB	5-10/191	Charleston, SC
Mason Trotter	OL	6-3/270	Roebuck, SC