Lawton Swann, a 2002 Clemson graduate, has more than 15 years of experience covering Clemson athletics. In 2004, he started with a $19 headset and a dream of providing Clemson sports content to Tiger fans around the world. Launching his first podcast in the fall of 2005, the Clemson Sports Talk brand was born.<br /><br />CST soon joined iHeart Radio and now airs in Columbia on Fox Sports Radio 1400, in Florence on 100.1 The Fan, and in Manning on 920 AM.

Lowell is a graduate of Columbia College and has ties to Clemson going back to his grandfather's playing days as a part of Clemson's 1959 Sugar Bowl team. Lowell started working with Clemson Sports Talk as an on-air intern and was named producer for the radio show during that time. He also assists with content on the website.

Tyreese Ingram has a Business Administration Degree (B.S.) from Presbyterian College and has covered Clemson sports for six years. He is currently a contributing writer for our site and Rubbing the Rock.

Trey is a graduate of North Greenville University and lifelong Clemson Tiger fanatic. He has won awards for both journalistic writing and scriptwriting at the collegiate level, and can currently be found working as the sports reporter for the Douglas Budget in Douglas, Wyoming.

Alex graduated from Clemson in May 2020 with a bachelor’s degree in communication. He spent two years working closely with Clemson Athletics in a student assistant role and another year as a produced for WCCP 105.5 The Roar.

Brandon Stockdale is a recent Clemson graduate with a degree in English. In addition to interning with us, he also worked with the on-campus newspaper, The Tiger, during his time at Clemson. Brandon joined Clemson Sports Talk in the spring of 2018.

Mark Childress hosts The Mark Childress Show on 105.5 The Roar and is also the host of The Tiger Tailgate Show. Mark helped create the all-new series, Clemson's Greatest Games, which aired across the state of South Carolina in 2020.

Richmond is a graduate of Clemson University and has been involved in sports for most of his life. Richmond's started the podcast, Rich Take On Sports in 2016. The show is dedicated to having conversations with those who have been impacted, built, and inspired by the role that sports has played in their lives.

Oglesby spent the two seasons on the coaching staff at Clemson under Brad Brownell. In 2018, he assisted the Tigers in making a trip to the Sweet 16 for the first time in 21 years. Oglesby had a stellar pair of seasons with the Tigers as a player before moving on to a 10-year pro career in Europe and the G-League. As a freshman with the Tigers, Oglesby averaged 10.5 points per game en route to earning ACC All-Freshman team honors. He led the team in three-point shooting in both threes made (85) and percentage (40.5 percent). He was the first Tiger named ACC Rookie of the Week twice since the 2004 season.