Dabo Swinney believes Clemson will compete with top schools in recruiting when revenue sharing starts. Schools are expected to have $22 million to pay athletes

Clemson is still recruiting well in this new era of college football as the Tigers have signed three straight top-15 classes, per the On3 Industry rankings. With that said, Clemson isn’t bringing in as many top recruits as it did when the Tigers went to the College Football Playoff six straight years and won two national titles.

Of all the coaches and programs in the sport, Swinney and the Tigers are among the most scrutinized. But that doesn’t matter at all to Dabo Swinney.

Clemson football coach Dabo Swinney spoke to reporters at his weekly press conference Tuesday, where he talked about the Tigers' Week 5 opponent, the Stanford Cardinal, and what he's seen of them on film.

Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney discussed revenue sharing and NIL during his press conference on Tuesday after being asked about the future of college football. House plaintiffs and the NCAA have agreed on a settlement to,

Reports of the Clemson Tigers' demise have been exaggerated. Never mind that said demise came from many of the same people who called the proverbial time of death on Swinney and Clemson football like a scene from some long-forgotten soap opera.

Clemson's Week 5 depth chart has few changes from last week. The Tigers take on Stanford on Saturday after blowing out NC State 59-35 last week

Clemson football got back on track Saturday with a 59-35 victory over NC State, and junior receiver Adam Randall was a catalyst for the Tigers’ offense. Randall hauled in five catches for a career-high 69 yards and a touchdown to lead Clemson’s receiving corps.