Today’s Tigers tidings
Here is the latest and greatest Clemson athletics news. Grab your coffee, get comfortable, and get your fix before you head to work.
The Clemson basketball team traveled to Atlanta to face the Georgia Tech basketball team. The Tigers came into the game on a two game losing streak. Unfortunately, that streak was pushed to three against the Yellow Jackets. Clemson now sits 1-3 in ACC conference play.
ClemsonTigers.com | Clemson Falls in Atlanta, 75-63
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Redshirt junior running back, Tyshon Dye announced his plans to transfer. Dye, a former four-star recruit has been buried on the depth chart behind the likes of Wayne Gallman and C.J Fuller due to injuries.
Matt Connolly discusses Dye’s decision to transfer.
TheState.com | Clemson football RB Tyshon Dye will transfer
Wilson recently released their special edition Clemson National Championship footballs. They come in three different types. They are an awesome idea for a gift, or just to remember Clemson’s special season.
What a beautiful sight! @WilsonSportingG pic.twitter.com/FoJSk7RK7j
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wilson.com | CFP Champion Footballs
“Clemsoning” was a term coined to describe the disastrous meltdowns that the Tigers previous experienced in big games. Over the past five seasons, Dabo Swinney has changed that narrative. Clemsoning is no longer synonyms with choking, rather, it belongs among terms such as perseverance, or triumph.
Chris Johnson explains.
SI.com | Clemson football’s national championship redefines Clemsoning
Redshirt junior offensive guard, Tyrone Crowder announced his plans to return for his senior season. Crowder has been a mainstay on Clemson’s offensive line for the past two seasons. The Tigers offensive line will have no shortage of leadership come next season.
David Hood discusses Crowder’s decision to return to Clemson.