Swinney recaps win over Charlotte, looks ahead to matchup with good friend Mack Brown

Clemson played 111 players in Saturday’s win over Charlotte, the offense executed at a higher level than it has in recent weeks and the young players on the defense continue to shine.

Nation's No. 1 center says Clemson leads after 'awesome' Clemson visit

The nation’s number one center for the 2021 recruiting cycle took in Clemson’s 52-10 demolition of Charlotte Saturday night in Death Valley, and everything from the final score to the Disney movie shot at halftime to the number of players who took the field resonated.

Brent Venables has fun watching the Tigers empty the bench against Charlotte
It was difficult to keep up with everyone defensive coordinator Brent Venables was running onto the field Saturday night, even for Clemson’s PA announcer who mistakenly credited Venables with a tackle, instead of his son Jake.

Scott says playing 111 players is "just the culture that we have"
Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney didn’t waste any time getting his reserves into the Tigers’ 52-10 victory over Charlotte. Swinney and the coaching staff liberally substituted at every position on the field starting in the second quarter and played a program-record 111 players in the win.

Top-ranked Clemson blows out Charlotte for Swinney's 120th win
Top-ranked Clemson scored early and often and went deep into the bench as early as the second quarter en route to a 52-10 plastering of C-USA foe Charlotte in Death Valley Saturday evening. Clemson improves to 4-0 with the win and Charlotte falls to 2-2. The game was the 150th of head coach Dabo Swinney’s career and the Tigers are 120-30 in those 150 games.

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2020

Clemson FOOTBALL

COMMITS (20)

Name	POS	Ht/Wt	Hometown	TigerNet Rank
Mitchell Mayes	OL	6-3/306	Raleigh, NC
Bryan Bresee	DT	6-5/290	Damascus, MD
Myles Murphy	DE	6-5/260	Powder Springs, GA
Walker Parks	OL	6-5/275	Lexington, KY
RJ Mickens	S	6-0/197	Southlake, TX
Tre Williams	DT	6-2/306	Washington, DC
Paul Tchio	OL	6-5/299	Alpharetta, GA
Sergio Allen	LB	6-0/217	Fort Valley, GA
Kobe Pryor	RB	5-10/205	Cedartown, GA
Fred Davis II	CB	6-0/192	Jacksonville, FL
Bryn Tucker	OL	6-5/305	Knoxville, TN
Demarkcus Bowman	RB	5-9/191	Lakeland, FL
John Williams	OT	6-5/270	Canton, GA
E.J. Williams	WR	6-3/188	Phenix City, AL
DJ Uiagalelei	QB	6-4/246	Bellflower, CA
Demonte Capehart	DT	6-4/284	Hartsville, SC
Kevin Swint	LB	6-2/243	Carrollton, GA
Tyler Venables	ATH/S	5-10/191	Central, SC
Sage Ennis	TE	6-4/220	Tallahassee, FL
Ajou Ajou	WR	6-3/210	Brooks, AB