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Seneca High School Announces Faculty Member’s Death, Cancels Afternoon Events
Seneca High School officials said they were made aware this morning of the death of a faculty member. Students were told of the news during second block and counselors were made available to any student in need. No further details regarding the faculty member’s identity or manner of passing are available at this time, officials added. All afternoon events will be canceled today in light of this tragic news. Seneca High was on an extended Code Yellow this morning while they notified Faculty and Staff. The police presence on campus was for a preplanned SRO meeting, and not related to today’s events.
Clemson Could Limit Access To Dabo Swinney After He Berated Young Fan Last Season
Dabo Swinney made national headlines last season after the Clemson Tigers‘ 4-4 start. During a weekly call-in show following a loss to NC State, a young fan named Tyler was critical of the head coach. In that interaction, Tyler came after Swinney, questioning whether he was deserving of his $11M salary while blasting the team’s […] The post Clemson Could Limit Access To Dabo Swinney After He Berated Young Fan Last Season appeared first on BroBible.
‘He Might Be as Good of a Kid as We’ve Ever Signed at That Position’ - Swinney Has Extremely High Praise for True Freshman TE
Dabo Swinney loves Clemson’s tight end room, calling it “one of the best rooms on our team, from top to bottom.” And the Tigers’ head coach certainly loves the talented true freshman in that tight (...)
Funeral services to be held for former MLB player, coach, scout who died in Seneca, South Carolina
PICKENS COUNTY, S.C. — Funeral services will be held this weekend for a former MLB player, coach and scout who died last week in Oconee County. Michael Lee Cubbage died on Aug. 10 at Cottingham Hospice House in Seneca, according to his obituary posted on the Mountain View Funeral Home website. He was 74.
Paul Finebaum Names College Football Powerhouse In Rapid Decline
The Clemson Tigers were one of the top college football programs of the 2010s, boasting a record of 117-23, the second most wins in the decade, trailing only the Alabama Crimson Tide. The 83.6% win percentage ranked third, behind only Alabama and the Ohio State Buckeyes. Clemson was also one of ...
Jerry Palm makes postseason prediction for Clemson football
The Clemson football team will be playing in Charlotte this year, CBS Sports’ Jerry Palm believes. It just won’t be in the ACC Championship Game, at least in Palm’s view. He projects the Tigers’ final destination of the season to be in the Duke’s Mayo Bowl, set for Jan. 3 at Bank of America Stadium. Widely known for his work as CBS Sports’ residential college hoops bracketologist, Palm released his bowl projections for the 2024 season on Thursday. Despite offering no analysis of why he feels the Tigers are bound for a fun but ultimately second-tier bowl game, Palm has Clemson squaring off against Rutgers in Charlotte. Palm projects Florida State to make the inaugural 12-team playoff as the ACC champion and No. 4 seed. He also sees Georgia as the No. 1 overall seed with Ohio State the No. 2 seed and Utah the No. 3 seed. Here’s hoping Dabo Swinney won’t be getting a celebratory bucket of mayonnaise dumped on his head come January — not even if the losing coach this year gets two buckets. Follow us at @Clemson_Wire on X and on Facebook for ongoing coverage of Clemson Tigers news, notes and commentary.
Liberty football position preview: Corners
We continue our position previews with a look at Liberty’s corners. Corner is one of the positions Coach Chadwell highlighted at the start of camp as one the Flames needed to find some depth. Liberty lost a couple of strong performers from this group a year ago, but also brought in several transfers, looking to bolster the group heading into 2024.
Offense, Quarterbacks Shine in Clemson's Second Scrimmage
CLEMSON -- Once again, Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney liked what he saw from his offense, as the 14th-ranked Tigers scrimmaged for the final time in fall camp Thursday at Memorial Stadium. "There was a lot (...)
Clemson falls in season opener against Auburn
CLEMSON, S.C. – Following a tough battle, the No. 5 Clemson Tigers dropped their season opener to the Auburn Tigers, 0-4. Two Tigers earned their first collegiate start and eight Tigers played in their first match for Clemson. “We just didn’t get off to a good start,” Head Coach Eddie Radwanski said. “I thought that Auburn brought really good energy into the game and I don’t think we matched that. After we conceded an own goal, I think there was a little bit of doubt that creeped in and that was just unfortunate. Those things can happen and the reality is you...
Swinney pleased with his offense after a 'big day' in Death Valley
CLEMSON – Thursday was a good day for the Tigers. And a big day. Clemson held a two-hour scrimmage inside Death Valley Thursday, the last scrimmage of August camp. The team will begin preparations for the opener against Georgia next week, which is also the first week of school.
Everything Dabo Swinney said after Clemson’s final scrimmage of preseason camp
"It was good. I mean, today's the last preseason game, if you will. So today is a big day for a lot, because it's our last full live day. Tomorrow is kind of our last camp practice, if you will. So we'll break camp tomorrow, and then they'll have a day off Saturday and then we go all Georgia prep starting Sunday. So then we got a full two weeks. We'll start Sunday — Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, and then they'll start school Wednesday. And so we'll just have meetings on Wednesday and then we'll go Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and then it's game week. So, got a good plan, now it's about getting out of camp mode and start bringing 'em back a little bit, and then, again, finish up on Clemson tomorrow and then turn our eyes to our opponent. So it's been good."
‘Reports of their demise have been greatly exaggerated,’ Rece Davis says of Clemson
On Wednesday’s edition of ESPN’s College GameDay podcast, host Rece Davis made a prediction about who he saw as the 2024 ACC champion. “Reports of their has demise have been greatly exaggerated,” Davis intoned. “And the rest of y’all going to come on in on the ‘ROY bus’ and watch the Clemson Tigers come back to the playoff as the ACC champion.” Should Clemson win the ACC, the Tigers would be one of the four power conference champions to earn a first-round bye in the new 12-team College Football Playoff. Davis told co-host and veteran college football reporter Pete Thamel that he believed...
Everything Cade Klubnik said after Tuesday’s Clemson practice
Clemson quarterback Cade Klubnik met with reporters following Tuesday’s practice, the first time he has addressed the media during fall camp. Klubnik is heading into his second season with offensive coordinator Garrett Riley at the helm. On Tuesday, he spoke to reporters on the learning curve he’s experienced, his rapport with receivers, the offensive line and more. “I think that we’ve just had a really good mindset, more than anything,” Klubnik said when asked about the difference he’s seen in the offense overall to this point in camp. “We were a really young team last year. It’s a team that’s just a...
Klubnik, Vizzina Continue Impressive Play in Camp
CLEMSON -- Clemson's quarterbacks continue to impress in fall camp, especially its first two on the depth chart. Starter Cade Klubnik and backup Christopher Vizzina have owned the Clemson defense this past (...)
Before the kickoff: App State Football preview
After returning to the Sun Belt Championship Game in 2023, the Mountaineers will look to reclaim the conference title for the first time in five years. They’re led by fifth-year head coach Shawn Clark, who’s coming off a strong year where he led the Black and Gold to a 9-5 record, a conference championship berth and a Cure Bowl victory over the Miami University RedHawks.
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