In the aftermath of LSU's impressive Saturday night victory over Clemson, head coach Brian Kelly was quick to deflect praise to his players while highlighting the mental toughness that carried the Tigers to a statement win against a top-five opponent.

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.

The 2025 Black College Football Hall of Fame “Clash at the Classic” will be broadcast live on NFL Network and streamed on NFL+ and HBCUGO.tv on Sunday, August 31 at 4:00 p.m. ET, as No. 19 Virginia Union University takes on No. 24 Miles College at Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium in Canton, Ohio.

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.

The Playmakers Press, edition 9 dives deep into the College Football season approaching and gives a Clemson University game day preview against LSU. There is a Fantasy football guide to help newbies and much more!

Leading the charge is newly appointed Head Coach Brian Jenkins, who delivered inspiring opening remarks that outlined his vision for the program's future. Jenkins brings a wealth of experience and a proven track record of building championship-caliber programs, promising to elevate Edward Waters football to unprecedented heights.

Edward Waters University football is making headlines with the addition of veteran coach Eric Dooley to its staff for the upcoming season. Dooley will join newly announced Head Coach Brian Jenkins, creating a tandem that brings both experience and pedigree to the SIAC.

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 Black College Football Hall of Fame (BCFHOF) today unveiled the 2025 Watch List for the prestigious Black College Football Player of the Year Award, presented annually to the most outstanding football player from a Historically Black College & University (HBCU). The recipient will be honored with the Deacon Jones Trophy, a symbol of excellence, perseverance, and leadership.

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.

The Playmakers Press, edition 8 dives deep into the HBCU Football season approaching with Media Days for the SWAC and SIAC conferences. The WNBA All- Star Weekend roster rotations and more about football- Pittsburgh Steelers.

The Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference opened its 2025 football season preparations with a dynamic media day event Tuesday at the Tubman African American Museum in Macon. Representatives from all 13 SIAC football programs gathered to preview the upcoming season.

Jackson State University (JSU) secured a historic 28-7 win over South Carolina State University (SCSU) in the Celebration Bowl.

College football has always been about more than just the game. It's about traditions, passion, local pride, and those moments that become lifetime memories. The 12-team playoff doesn't replace those traditions – it amplifies them.

As South Carolina football marched through November, collecting four wins against ranked opponents and capping the regular season with a thrilling victory over Clemson, hope ignited.

Georgia's SEC Championship feels like something straight out of a Hollywood script. As the chaos of the game unfolded at Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Bulldogs fans held their breath, witnessing a battle that would test every ounce of the team's resilience.

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 South Carolina Gamecocks celebrated a successful early signing day, securing a talented group of recruits that Head Coach Shane Beamer believes will elevate the program to new heights.