Clemson Sports Talk

As Clemson prepares to face No. 1 Georgia, Swanny has a wait-and-see approach to how Tiger quarterback Cade Klubnik will play in 2024.

Saturday at noon, Florida State and Georgia Tech open the 2024 season opener in Dublin, Ireland. Could the Noles be on upset alert? Plus, WWE's Sheamus joins the action as ESPN's College GameDay guest picker, bringing the luck of the Irish to college football's biggest stage!

Swanny discusses the great voices of college radio in the past. Five-star David Sanders commits to Tennessee, and the message is simple: Follow the money.

With Clemson and Georgia facing off to open the season, we discuss the handful of teams that have won three or more titles in college football since 1980. 

Who reigns supreme in college football coaching? Could the showdown between Clemson and Georgia feature the top two masterminds in the game today?

Swanny asks how many losses for the Tigers would start a referendum on Dabo Swinney's use of the transfer portal, with Clemson opening the season against No. 1 Georgia.

Clemson holds their first fall scrimmage, plus the USA Men's team brings home the gold medal.

Coaches can often escape the issues they create at the collegiate level while the players are hit with punishments. Swanny argues that the NFL should also punish Jim Harbaugh for the rules he broke at Michigan.

The NCAA announced a four-year show-cause order for Jim Harbaugh based on impermissible contact with recruits and players during the COVID-19 pandemic.

We sit down with ESPN's Tom Luginbill at the ACC Kickoff, plus Clemson running back Phil Mafah meets with the media to discuss fall camp.

As the Olympics continue, Swanny wonders if the difference in winning and losing could be as simple as a haircut.

We sit down with Wes Durham at the ACC Kickoff, plus the Tigers open Fall Camp in Clemson, and we hear from several offensive linemen, including Walker Parks.

At the ACC Kickoff in Charlotte, Brett Friedlander stops by to talk about the current state of the new 17-team Atlantic Coast Conference.

Swanny continues to dive into content from the ACC Kickoff as we hear from both Don Munson and the ACC Network’s Taylor Tannebaum. Plus, a hiccup outbreak nearly derails the entire show. You can subscribe to the show in your favorite podcast app or listen live daily on iHeart Radio from 4-6 PM. Clemson Sports Talk can be heard weekdays on Fox Sports Radio 1400.

Clemson running back Phil Mafah talks about the upcoming season in Tiger Town.

Clemson's 2024 campaign could be a referendum on Dabo Swinney's portal process.

We wrap up our week in Charlotte with more from the ACC Kickoff as Dabo Swinney met with the media.

We hit Day 4 at the ACC Kickoff, and the Clemson Tigers are making their rounds.

As the ACC Kickoff rolls along, we sit down with several players and media members from the floor at the Hilton Uptown in Charlotte. You can subscribe to the show in your favorite podcast app or listen live daily on iHeart Radio from 4-6 PM. Clemson Sports Talk can be heard weekdays on Fox Sports Radio 1400.

Clemson Sports Talk is on the ground in Charlotte as a 17-team ACC becomes a reality. Commissioner Jim Phillips speaks as the pressure on the league rises due to lawsuits from Florida State and Clemson.

Will NIL have an impact on how teams react to a season that doesn't go as expected?

The 2024 SEC Media Days are underway, and opinions are always the center of early-season events. One host on the SEC network gives Clemson no chance of beating Georgia in the season opener, while his co-host just falls short of comparing a Clemson victory to a historical college football upset.

We’ve been on the floor at the Allen N. Reeves Football Complex all morning, taking in the scene and getting tons of news and nuggets out of Clemson today.

Fans have waited years for EA's College Football Game to return, but many people will be surprised to learn what it will take to be "in the game." Plus, Swanny celebrates his 11th year on the air in Columbia.

It's July 1st, and today both the ACC and SEC expand as Stanford, Cal, and SMU join the Atlantic Coast Conference while Texas and Oklahoma join the Southeastern Conference.