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Clemson’s transfer portal week heats up

Clemson’s campus is buzzing as top transfer portal talent checks in this week. The Tigers are rolling out the orange carpet for standout defenders like Memphis’ Chris Bracy and Penn State’s Elliot Washington, plus All-Conference safety Jerome Carter from Old Dominion. Southern Cal’s Matai Tagoa’i, a highly recruited linebacker, is also in town, along with Georgia Southern’s Johnnie Brown and West Georgia’s Kourtney Kelly. With so many new faces, the roster could look very different next season. Which position do you think needs the biggest upgrade? Who are you most excited about? Let’s talk portal strategy! #Sports #Football #Clemson

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Clemson faces major setback in transfer portal

Losing All-ACC safety Ricardo Jones to the transfer portal is a gut punch for Clemson fans. After a tough season, seeing one of the team’s top playmakers—who tied for the league lead in interceptions—leave just adds to the uncertainty about the Tigers’ future. With Jones gone, the defense takes a big hit, and it’s hard not to wonder how Coach Swinney will fill that gap. Is this just the start of more departures, or can Clemson rally and rebuild? What’s your take on the Tigers’ outlook after this news? #Sports #Football #Clemson

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Michael Pitts

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Clemson Transfer Portal Moves: Who’s All In?

The latest wave of transfer portal action is telling us a lot about who’s truly committed to the Clemson way. With Ricardo Jones jumping in, the Tigers are responding by bringing back Chad Morris as OC—hoping to restore that classic offensive identity. Meanwhile, Clemson’s not just losing players; they’re targeting big names like Aidan Chiles and Lyrik Rawls. The portal’s wild, but Dabo’s making it clear: being 'All In' still means something in Death Valley. #Sports #Football #Clemson

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Clemson eyes portal standout for D-line boost

Clemson’s defensive line could get a major upgrade as Josh Hough, a 6’4”, 320-pound Division II force, visits campus this week. Hough’s stats at Pennsylvania Western University, California, are eye-popping: 58 tackles, 11 for loss, and six sacks last season alone. With just one year of eligibility left, he’s also drawing interest from UCF, Cincinnati, and Oklahoma State. If Clemson lands him, it could be a game-changer for next season’s defense. What do you think—should Clemson prioritize experienced transfers like Hough, or keep developing homegrown talent? #Sports #Football #Clemson

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Clemson WR Tristan Smith fights for extra year

Clemson’s Tristan Smith isn’t done chasing his football dreams—he’s officially lawyered up to fight for an extra year of eligibility. After a standout season at Southeast Missouri State and a solid run with the Tigers, Smith wants one more shot on the field. He’s working with attorney Darren Heitner, who’s helped other college athletes win similar battles. If Smith gets the green light, it could mean another season of big plays for Clemson fans. What do you think—should players like Smith get another year to play? #Sports #Football #Clemson

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Clemson Hit Hard by Transfer Portal Exodus

Tough offseason ahead for Dabo and the Tigers. After a rough Pinstripe Bowl loss to Penn State, Clemson’s D is taking another hit—Ricardo Jones, the ball-hawking safety who led the ACC in picks, is entering the transfer portal. That’s the third safety and eighth Tiger to bolt this year. With Klubnik out of eligibility, Swinney’s got major holes to fill on both sides. How do you see the Tigers bouncing back from this wave of departures? #Sports #Football #Clemson

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Clemson remembers basketball legend Elden Campbell

Elden Campbell, Clemson’s all-time leading scorer and a true basketball icon, will be honored with a public memorial right here in Clemson. Campbell, who played 15 seasons in the NBA and was part of the Detroit Pistons’ 2004 championship team, left a huge mark both on and off the court. His teammates are inviting the community to gather at the Best Western on Tiger Blvd this Friday at 6 p.m. to celebrate his life and legacy. It’s a chance for fans, friends, and neighbors to share memories and reflect on how much he meant to Clemson. Who else remembers his unforgettable games? #Sports #Clemson #EldenCampbell

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Clemson’s bold move: Chad Morris is back

Clemson is making a statement by bringing Chad Morris back—not to relive the past, but to take charge of its future. The Tigers want to control games again, not just react. Under Morris, Clemson’s offense was fast, aggressive, and clear in its identity, averaging over 40 points per game at its peak. This isn’t about nostalgia; it’s about restoring confidence and clarity. The hire is both safe and daring—Swinney knows what he’s getting, but the pressure is on. Will this return to roots spark a new era of dominance? What do you think: is this the right move for Clemson? #Sports #Football #Clemson

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Clemson Eyes Portal for Dual-Threat QB

Looks like Dabo is ready to shake things up in Death Valley! Word is, the Tigers are making a serious run at Aidan Chiles, the former Michigan State and Oregon State dual-threat QB. With Chiles’ mobility and arm, this could be Clemson’s boldest portal move yet—especially for a program that’s usually all about homegrown talent. Could this be the start of a new QB rivalry in the ACC? #Sports #Football #Clemson

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Clemson’s defense hit hard by transfer portal

Losing Ricardo Jones is a real gut punch for Clemson fans. After a breakout season where he led the ACC in interceptions and sealed the rivalry win over South Carolina with a pick-six, Jones is now the 11th Tiger to hit the transfer portal. With both starting safeties from 2025 gone, plus key reserves, the secondary is looking thin. It’s wild to see so much talent leaving, and it raises big questions about how the Tigers will rebuild on defense. How do you feel about the portal’s impact on college football? #Sports #Football #Clemson

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