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Remember when Clemson baseball was 15-1 and sitting comfortably in the top 10? It feels like a different season, but it’s only been a month.

On the first Wednesday of every February, the sports world pauses, and all of your favorite sports teams take a moment to share a message. Full Story: buff.ly/1ujIxVL

Clemson football’s former athletic director, Dan Radakovich, departed for the same position at his alma mater, the University of Miami, in 2021. Full Story: buff.ly/8t58g5B

Clemson University is home to multiple iconic sports venues, including Death Valley, Historic Riggs Field and Littlejohn Coliseum. Yet one predates them all: Bowman Field. Full story: buff.ly/wPSdGP4

It’s not often that teams are scheduled against two nonconference teams ranked in the top 15, but that’s the situation the Clemson men’s basketball team finds itself in. buff.ly/BkCMGig

The Clemson Tigers defeated the South Carolina Gamecocks, 28-14, in the Palmetto Bowl at Williams-Brice Stadium. The Tigers’ defense stepped up and delivered against an explosive Gamecock offense in Columbia on Saturday. buff.ly/ZaIDpVn

Early on in the 2025 college football season, November’s Palmetto Bowl matchup looked to be an absolute classic. The cross-state rivalry saw Clemson ranked No. 4 and a surging South Carolina ranked No. 13 in the preseason. buff.ly/YEvpYnN

As fall fades into winter and the temperature gets colder in South Carolina, the seats are heating up for two head coaches. For one coach, it may even be boiling. buff.ly/vJhr1fS

In January 2025, Golfers’ Choice ranked Clemson University’s Walker Course as the No. 2 collegiate golf course in the nation. But that didn’t just happen by chance. The Walker Course’s prestige is a result of everything its golfers don’t see. buff.ly/coL28uB

It was fun while it lasted, right? Clemson went from a bottom-tier program to a powerhouse, winning two national championships in three years and being virtually unbeatable at home. buff.ly/cc6mo3u

Wade Woodazz during his post game presser: "It's so frustrating when you dedicate and give everything to get a goal and you don't get it. It makes me sick. I could legitimately throw up because of what everybody has put in (shakes head in disappointment)"

Clemson has fallen to the Duke Blue Devils in dramatic fashion, 46-45. Unreal ending to a shootout in Death Valley. Plenty of takeaways from this game: questionable officiating, defensive breakdowns and more. Stay tuned for post game comments from players and Dabo Swinney.

Duke has taken the lead 46-45 after converting on a two point conversion, following the Nate Sheppard. Fans are throwing water bottles on the field. 40 seconds remain, enough time for the Tigers to set up a game winning drive.

Absolute scenes in Death Valley. A very questionable pass interference called against Clemson on fourth down in the redzone.

Clemson comes up with a huge stop following the TJ Moore touchdown. They now have a chance to extend their lead to two possessions. A crucial upcoming drive for the Clemson offense. 8:18 remains in the game.