Strength in Numbers: Clemson's defensive front has rare talent and depth

The Clemson defense is expected to be improved across the board in 2021. There is experience and talent on every unit but the defensive line, could be the backbone of the team like it was in 2018.
By Tyreese Ingram
August 27, 2021
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When Clemson won the 2018 national championship, the offense led by freshman quarterback Trevor Lawrence produced 44 points while the Tiger defense limited a high-powered Alabama offense to just 16 points.

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