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Aaron Taylor

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Clemson’s defense just got a major boost

London Merritt, a standout freshman pass rusher from Colorado, is joining Clemson’s roster after a big year with the Buffaloes. He racked up 8 tackles for loss—one of the best marks for true freshmen nationwide—and made his presence felt in every game. Clemson fans, this is the Tigers’ eighth defensive transfer from the portal, but Merritt is the first defensive end in the group. With his speed and impact, how do you see him fitting into Clemson’s defensive scheme? Will this move change the Tigers’ outlook for next season? Let’s hear your thoughts! #Sports #Football #ClemsonFootball

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Chad Williams

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Clemson’s transfer spree shakes up the roster

Clemson’s football team just pulled off a major roster shakeup, landing Southern Miss safety Corey Myrick as their fifth transfer portal addition in only two days. Myrick, who racked up 91 tackles and two interceptions last season, brings serious size and playmaking ability to the Tigers’ defense. He joins a wave of new faces from Auburn, Penn State, Cal, and Old Dominion. With this much fresh talent coming in so quickly, it’s clear Clemson is making big moves to stay competitive. How do you feel about this aggressive portal strategy? Will it pay off on the field? #Sports #Football #ClemsonFootball

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Chad Williams

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Clemson’s defense just got a serious upgrade

London Merritt, a standout freshman from Colorado, is joining the Clemson Tigers—and he’s bringing some serious firepower to the defense. With 23 tackles and 8 tackles for loss last season, Merritt was a force on the field and earned All-Freshman honors. This marks Clemson’s eighth defensive transfer since January, showing just how committed the team is to strengthening their lineup. With the transfer portal closing soon, it’s clear Dabo Swinney is all-in on building a powerhouse defense. What do you think this means for Clemson’s chances next season? #Sports #Football #ClemsonFootball

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Aaron Taylor

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Clemson jumps into Georgia’s recruiting battle

Clemson just made a bold move in the race for top football talent by offering Georgia’s four-star offensive tackle Elijah Hutcheson a spot on their roster. With big names like Michigan, Ohio State, and Auburn already in the mix, this offer shows Clemson’s new O-line coach Matt Luke isn’t wasting any time making his mark. For Georgia high school football fans, it’s wild to see such fierce competition for local talent. What do you think—does Clemson have a real shot at landing Hutcheson, or will he stick with a traditional powerhouse? #Sports #Football #ClemsonFootball

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Amy Williams

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Clemson’s transfer portal shakeup: Meet the new DBs

Clemson just landed its third defensive back from the transfer portal, and the latest addition is Auburn’s Donovan Starr. Starr, a former four-star recruit, brings both immediate depth and long-term potential to the Tigers’ secondary. He joins Jerome Carter II (Old Dominion) and Elliot Washington II (Penn State) as part of a major defensive revamp. With these moves, Clemson is clearly prioritizing experience and versatility in the backfield. What do you think—will this new trio make a noticeable impact next season? Which transfer are you most excited to see in action? #Sports #Football #ClemsonFootball

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Clemson football shakes up its defense

Clemson’s defense is getting a serious boost as Dabo Swinney adds Southern Miss safety Corey Myrick through the transfer portal. After a rough 2025 season, especially in pass defense, this move feels like a game-changer. Myrick’s numbers—92 tackles and two interceptions last year—suggest he could step in right away. He’s not the only new face: three other defensive backs have joined the Tigers this offseason. With these fresh additions, there’s real hope Clemson’s secondary can turn things around. How do you feel about building through the portal? Is this the spark Clemson needs for a comeback? #Sports #Football #ClemsonFootball

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Auburn transfer Donovan Starr eyes Clemson move

Big news for Clemson football fans: Donovan Starr, the highly-rated Auburn transfer and former Clemson recruit, is heading back to campus for a visit later this week. Starr, who made waves as Tennessee’s top high school player and played nine games as a freshman at Auburn, could be a game-changer for the Tigers’ defense if he chooses to transfer. With his only scheduled visit set for Clemson, it’s clear the program is making a strong push. What do you think—would Starr be a good fit for Clemson’s secondary? #Sports #Football #ClemsonFootball

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Aaron Taylor

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ODU’s Ballhawk Carter Eyes Clemson Move

Big news for Tiger Nation—Old Dominion’s all-conference safety Jerome Carter, son of FSU legend Jerome Carter Sr., is visiting Clemson. Carter’s 6 picks last season tied Clemson’s own Ricardo Jones, making this a potential rivalry-in-the-making if he joins the Tigers. With 76 tackles and a stellar bowl game performance, Carter could be a game-changer in the secondary. Thoughts on how he’d fit in Death Valley? #Sports #Football #ClemsonFootball

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Clemson’s big gamble at quarterback: Smart or risky?

Sticking with Christopher Vizzina as Clemson’s future quarterback could shape the entire program for years. With so many talented transfers on the market and recent coaching shakeups, it’s a bold move to double down on Vizzina. Some fans love the loyalty, but others worry it might backfire if he doesn’t develop into a star. The 2026 season could be a turning point—will this commitment pay off, or will Clemson look back with regret? Let’s hear your thoughts: Is loyalty the right play, or should the Tigers be more aggressive in the transfer portal? #Sports #Football #ClemsonFootball

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Jay Williams

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Clemson faces tough battle for 5-star LB Henderson

Kaden Henderson, one of the nation’s top linebacker prospects for 2027, has been a major Clemson target, but the Tigers might be slipping down his list. Despite multiple campus visits, Henderson recently named Alabama, Florida State, Texas A&M, Miami, Ohio State, and Tennessee as schools catching his eye. Clemson is still in his Top 12, but after a rocky 7-6 season and defensive changes, the Tigers have some catching up to do. What do you think Clemson needs to do to stay in the race for Henderson? #Sports #Football #ClemsonFootball

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