> From reliable sources we have heard that an arrest has been made and that the culprit is a kid who was driving his father’s Ford pickup. The culprit is from NC and is a Clemson fan.
What a moron.
> From reliable sources we have heard that an arrest has been made and that the culprit is a kid who was driving his father’s Ford pickup. The culprit is from NC and is a Clemson fan.
What a moron.
Heather Dinich explains why the Tiger’s need to succeed this year:
> This is the last season for quarterback Tajh Boyd, whose decision to return to school instead of leaving early for the NFL draft can’t be understated. Offensive coordinator Chad Morris is a hot commodity these days when it comes to coaching searches. And should receiver Sammy Watkins decide to leave early for the NFL draft, the three stars on Clemson’s offense will no longer be aligned. This year, though, the Tigers have four starters returning on the offensive line to pave the way to another record-setting season.
This kind of pressure makes the first game against Georgia that much more important. I hope Dabo is getting the guys ready.
If this truck is anywhere in South Carolina, Clemson fans will find it.
I am already getting excited. Of course, this is going to be an impossible ticket to get.
As you probably guessed, Dr. B is not sad to see President Barker go.
I had the pleasure of talking with President Barker a few times. After each of those conversations, I always thought that my alma matter was in good hands. I am sad to see him go, but wish him the best going forward.
As both a Clemson fan and a Patriots fan, I would love to see DeAndre Hopkins get drafted by New England.
I can never get enough Dabo.
I’m going to be sad to see Hopkins in a color other than Clemson orange, but I am happy that he is climbing up the draftboard.
Speaking of Clemson football, set your DVR for this one[^f0757].
[^f0757]: Even if it is half a year away.
“ggggmen08” writing on *Shakin the Southland*:
> Clemson basketball hasn’t been great the past two years, but they also haven’t been horrible. They finished 8-8 in the ACC last year and are 5-7 so far this season. I think mediocre is a more fair assessment. Expectations heading into this season were very low, too. They are currently in 8th place in the ACC, 1 spot ahead of where they were picked in the preseason polls.
I agree that those calling for Brownell’s head at this juncture are premature. Part of the problem this year has been the inability to close out games. I think they improve greatly in that area next year when they are a little more seasoned.
Do the Tigers get a trophy for that?
If Saban leaves Alabama in the next few days, that would be a pretty good risk / reward[^f0241].
[^f0241]: If, of course, gambling were legal.
Come on guys, listen to Uncle Mel. Stick around and play in Death Valley for another year.
I have to imagine this means Boyd will come back to play for Clemson next year.
The only way that Clemson will be able to keep against programs from the SEC and Pac 10 is to get higher caliber players on both lines. The question is whether or not that happens before the ACC is disbanded.
The countdown to the game that could put Clemson to a BCS bowl begins.
Well deserved.
Shocking. Of course this was going to happen.
I used to laugh at Spurrier’s act when he was at Florida. Recently, however, he has been, as Wetzel points out, classless. At least it looks like [Dabo Swinney is going to take the high road](http://www.orangeandwhite.com/news/2012/oct/30/second-thought-swinney-decides-give-spurrier-benef/?partner=RSS).