Saturday night lights took on an entirely new meaning when the Tigers prowled onto the field under the blazing Death Valley spotlights. In a top-10 showdown that had college football fans nationwide glued to their screens, the No. 4 Clemson Tigers welcomed the No. 9 LSU Tigers in what promised to be an electric battle between two storied programs.

Memorial Stadium in Clemson will be electric Saturday night at 7:30 PM on ABC as two championship contenders clash in one of college football's most anticipated season openers. The SEC-ACC showdown features preseason No. 2 Clemson against No. 6 LSU, with the host Tigers entering as 3.5-point favorites.

Tyler Venables enrolled at Clemson back in January 2020. Fast forward to the present, and the veteran safety is now preparing for his sixth and final season with the Tigers in 2025.

The numbers tell a compelling story about Clemson's 2025 potential. With 11 preseason All-ACC selections leading all conference schools, the Tigers have assembled what appears to be the most complete roster in the Atlantic Coast Conference. But translating preseason hype into championship reality requires execution at the highest level.

The transformation has been remarkable to witness. Three years ago, Cade Klubnik arrived in Clemson as a highly-touted recruit with championship aspirations. Now, as he enters his senior season, he's widely regarded as the best returning quarterback in college football and the ACC's Preseason Player of the Year.

Clemson quarterback Cade Klubnik has been named the ACC Preseason Player of the Year, highlighting the Tigers' dominance in conference predictions heading into the 2025 season.

In what's shaping up to be one of the most compelling matchups of the 2024 bowl season, our Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets (7-5, 5-3 ACC) are bringing their high-powered momentum to the Birmingham Bowl against the Vanderbilt Commodores (6-6, 3-5 SEC).

The ACC Championship in Charlotte became a battlefield. Cold and crisp, the weather seemed to favor Clemson. Quarterback Cade Klubnik arrived ready to make history.

The Clemson Tigers clawed their way to a decisive 67-48 victory against Kennesaw State in a hard-fought home court battle, showcasing remarkable resilience and strategic gameplay.

In a dramatic showdown at Death Valley, the South Carolina Gamecocks clinched a hard-fought 17-14 victory over the Clemson Tigers in the Palmetto Bowl.

In a game that honored both seniors and military service members, the Clemson Tigers demonstrated their powerhouse status with a commanding 51-14 victory over The Citadel Bulldogs. Despite early flashes of promise from the visitors, Death Valley proved once again why it's one of college football's most intimidating venues.

In a game that had fans gripping their seats until the final whistle, Georgia Tech survived a furious NC State comeback under the frigid Atlanta night sky. The Yellow Jackets' 30-28 victory wasn't just another ACC matchup – it was a masterclass in drama that will be talked about for years to come.

The Clemson Tigers kicked off their season in style, rolling over Jackson State 78-44 in a dominant showing. It was an exciting first game for Head Coach Shawn Poppie, who snagged his inaugural win with Clemson. From the start, Clemson took control, leading the entire game and showcasing depth, defensive prowess, and great teamwork.

As a Clemson fan, it’s never easy watching our Tigers lose, especially at home, but that’s exactly what happened Saturday. Our No. 11 Clemson Tigers dropped their first ACC game of the season, falling to Louisville 33-21.

In a hard-fought rivalry showdown at EverBank Stadium, the No. 2 Georgia Bulldogs pulled off a gritty comeback win over the Florida Gators, taking the annual clash 34-20. The game was a tale of resilience, injuries, and key moments, with both teams showcasing their determination in one of the SEC's fiercest rivalries.

The Clemson Tigers proved they are on a different level, exhibiting teamwork, skill, and determination. As they continue to rise in the AP Polls, it's clear that they are poised for greatness this season.

The Clemson Tigers entered their ACC conference opener against NC State with high expectations, seeking not only to start their conference play with a win but also to secure their 800th victory in program history.

As Clemson and NC State prepare to clash at Memorial Stadium, both teams aim to kick off their ACC Conference records at 1-0. This game holds significant implications for both squads as they set their sights on conference glory. Clemson comes into the matchup with momentum, bouncing back in a dominant fashion against Sun Belt contender Appalachian State, winning 66-20 to even their season at 1-1.

Florida A&M University (FAMU) suffered its first loss of the season on Saturday, falling to the University of Miami Hurricanes, 56-9, in a Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) versus Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) matchup at Hard Rock Stadium. Under the leadership of head coach Colziee II, the Rattlers now sit at 2-1. Known for his defensive background, Coach Colziee would have hoped for a more competitive showing, especially on defense, against a strong ACC contender.

Coming into the game, a fiery 1-0 Appalachian State had their eyes on one thing—a Tiger upset! Ranked No. 25, Clemson entered the game ready to hush the critics and prove they have way more gas in the tank for the season. Though they’ll still face criticism over their loss to Georgia, the Tigers didn’t shy away from being the "All In" team they're expected to be.