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With the body of work he has put together during his time at Clemson, Dabo Swinney doesn't have to worry about his legacy.
Editor’s note: This is the conclusion of a 12-part series previewing the Clemson football team’s upcoming season.
Going into last season, there was a prevailing school of thought that it may be LaNorris Sellers' final season at South Carolina.
A fifth-round draft selection for Aidan Knaak was not enough for him to leave the Clemson baseball team.
Though there was some instability along the way due to injuries, Clemson was fairly consistent along the offensive line last season.
Editor's note: For more from the opening day of high school football practice across the area, see Saturday's edition of The Journal.
Despite having a first-team All-ACC selection in cornerback Avieon Terrell, the Clemson secondary didn’t have a season to remember last year.
While much improved after a disastrous showing in 2024, Clemson’s special teams still left something to be desired a season ago.
Coming off the worst season of his four-year tenure, Clemson baseball coach Erik Bakich is in the market for a new assistant coach.
WESTMINSTER — In its first scrimmage action of the fall on Saturday morning, the West-Oak High School football team had its work cut out for it with a visit from Madison (Ga.) County at Warrior Field.
