Clemson linebacker Jamie Skalski believes "there's blood in the water for both" the Tigers and Ohio State, and Baylon Spector sees Trey Sermon as "very physical."
Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney and defensive coordinator Brent Venables look ahead to the Tigers' matchup with Ohio State in the first interview sessions of Sugar Bowl week.
Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney addressed ranking Ohio State 11th in the coaches poll one last time, saying "right is right" and he could probably run for governor in Michigan.
Trevor Lawrence and Travis Etienne are Clemson's household names, but there are many other Tigers who are also players to watch in the College Football Playoff.
Chris Olave returns to practice, Haskell Garrett is the highest-rated defensive tackle in the country, Jae'Sean Tate shines in his NBA debut, and more.
Donovan Jackson discusses how he earned his nomination for the All-American Bowl’s Man of the Year award as he looks to become the third straight OSU signee to win.
Urban Meyer is weighing interest from multiple NFL teams, including the Jacksonville Jaguars, for a potential return to coaching, according to multiple reports.
In an interview with ESPN, Dabo Swinney said “I don’t think that it’s right that three teams have to play 13 games to win it all and one team has to play eight.”
Ohio State made two shots in the final eight minutes, its starting guards scored five points in the second half and Duane Washington Jr. missed a layup that led to the loss.