Wide receiver Antonio Williams evades a tackle to earn some yards after a catch against South Carolina in 2024. (Photo from Ashleigh Snyder) Early on in the 2025 college football season, November’s Palmetto Bowl matchup looked to be an absolute classic. The cross-state rivalry saw Clemson ranked No. 4 and a surging South Carolina ranked No. 13 in the preseason. South Carolina wildly exceeded expectations in the 2024 season, winning nine games instead of the projected five en

No. 6 Tyler Brown pushes through the Paladins’ defense with the ball at Memorial Stadium on Nov. 22. (Photo from Lillian Johnson) The Clemson Tigers officially clinched bowl eligibility with a 45-10 victory over their South Carolina neighbors, the Furman Paladins, on Saturday night. The game ended the Tigers’ home schedule for the 2025 season, and coincided with Senior Day and Military Appreciation Night. Death Valley was jam-packed full of Clemson Orange and Regalia for the

Picture from The Tiger's Asst. Sports Editor Toby Corriston On Nov. 5, Clemson United suffered a massive loss to Pitt at home to begin, and simultaneously end, its ACC tournament run. The Tigers gave up an early goal and could not net any of their 20 shots, silencing a Clemson crowd that yearned for more. For a team once ranked No. 2 in the United Soccer Coaches poll and the fourth seed in the ACC, a massive upset like this was a testament to a very rocky season for the Tiger