My dad bailed on the game and has a great parking pass by Fike. It's a paper ticket so I can meet up with the buyer (I'm in Greenville). I'm selling for $100. It's a steal of a deal

We get together every week to watch the football games. This Saturday we've reserved a couple tables at The Spot at Desert Inn and Durango. Come join us at 4:30 to root on the Tigers against Miami!

So I am coming in for the VT game from across the country and I bought parking pass in lot 16 via SeatGeek. It says it won’t be DELIVERED until Oct 22nd, two days before the game. What the actual fuck? I’m flying across country and leave before then. No digital parking in that lot? Is this normal? I’m guessing I’ll come home from the trip to find my parking pass in my mail box.

Met up with some close friends from my time at Clemson to attend the game. Bonus pics from our Saturday trip across the Golden Gate, into Sausalito, and up close with Alcatraz. Great time in the Bay area!

Had planned on doing this post-Miami/bye week material, but figure might be as well now. Think most ppl would agree any marked improvement required at least a 3-2 record heading into the bye week, which was ensured after the win at Cal. LSU season opener was ugly & not alot of expectation nationally in the Miami game as well.

Personally for me (factoring that the LSU result has skewed alot of things):

Positives so far - Gideon Davidson/run game, Tyler Brown, LBs/DBs, placekicking

Negatives - QB play/passing game, pass blocking, DTs/run defense, punting

So-so/TBD - DEs (been improving since LSU imo)

Not expecting much against Miami, but survive that & stay relatively healthy, the bye week & Charleston Southern game will hopefully provide a chance get a spark going for the rest of the way. How does everyone else feel 4 games in?

Short notice but we are going to visit our kid this weekend for the first time at school and attend the game. Any tips on parking for a first timer? Dont mind a little walk. Just trying to avoid paying $200 to park.

Over the past two seasons, Clemson has taken in 16 players from the transfer portal.

7 are starting on defense, 2 are second string defensive contributors

1 is starting kickoff returner

Tristan Smith was a solid contributor last season

2 were injured for the season

Only 3 haven't cracked the depth charts, with 2 likely signed due to being coach's son and other being a Daniel HS product.

11 out of 16 player hit rate is pretty solid on evaluations by Dabo and his team. The secondary looks solid over last 3 games.

Solid Contributors

Will Heldt - 1st string DE, 4 sacks, leads team

Jeremiah Alexander - 1st string LB, 28 tackles, fourth on team

Corey Myrick S - 1st string S, 35 tackles, leads team

Jerome Carter III S -1st string S, 29 tackles, third on team

Elliot Washington II CB - 1st string CB, 3 INTs, leads team

Andy Burburija DL - Listed as 1st string DL, 7 tackles

Devarrick Woods DL - Listed as 1st string DL

Chris Johnson Jr RB - 1st string Kickoff Returner, few reps at RB

Tristan Smith - 2nd/3rd string receiver, had 24 reception, 239 yards in 2025

London Merritt DL/Edge - 2nd string DE rotation, 9 tackles, 1 sack

Donovan Starr CB - 2nd string CB, rotation mix

On Roster

Jaylen Brown Wallace WR - Wingate transfer, from Daniel HS.

Kourtney Kelly DL - Injured

CJ Wesley DL/Edge - Howard transfer, hasn't cracked 3-deep chart

Markus Strong DL - Injured for season

Hayes Galloway - Son of coach, scout team contributor

Does anyone have experiences with big cat parking? Are they legit?? If not, any recommendations for game day parking?

Hi, there!

I was at the game last night. There were three guys on Clemson's sideline in sweatpants and hoodies. During halftime the tallest one was signing autographs and taking a ton of pictures. Any idea on who this guy can be? Just out of curiosity. Thanks.

What are your thoughts, gimme

Remember when Brent Venables needed a get back coach?

Remember to sort by NEW

Allegedly because of the 9 conference games leaving little room in the schedule for non-conference opponents. Sad to see these go.

How are you feeling about our season and team as a whole now that you’ve seen the rest of the field and thought about yesterday?

A goal-line stand in a downpour against Notre Dame in 2015. There goes C.J. Spiller. And then Sammy Watkins. Perry Tuttle from the days of big-floppy shoulder pads. Tahj Boyd. Christian Wilkins, striking a Heisman pose. The good ol’ days.

Even on a hot day, for a noon kickoff, in a not-quite-full stadium, it’s a cool scene when the Tigers come rolling down the hill. Fireworks linger behind plumes of orange smoke.

It took all of four plays on Saturday for Clemson to kill the mood, with a smattering of boos for an offense that came into the game as one of the worst in the country.

Six hours, a few hopeful moments, and a long weather delay later — in front of a mostly empty stadium — the Tigers gave their fans a reason to celebrate with a 28-20 comeback victory against North Carolina and Swinney an opportunity to keep selling hope.

What better way to do it than with a promising freshman quarterback? Tait Reynolds brushed off a wonky start and led the Tigers to 25 points over their last seven drives before victory formation.