Clemson's head coach credited Louisville with the performance on Saturday night but noted that the Tigers have to respond quickly as a trip to Blacksburg awaits this weekend.

CST+ Subscribers can enjoy the full audio from Dabo Swinney's Sunday Teleconference each week.

In December of 2021, Dabo Swinney made an unconventional coaching hire, promoting Wes Goodwin to defensive coordinator after Brent Venables left for Oklahoma. Nearly three years into his tenure, the Tigers had one of their poorest defensive performances in over a decade.

Louisville (6-3, 4-2 ACC) used scores on five consecutive drives to pull ahead of No. 11/8 Clemson (6-2, 5-1 ACC) en route to a 33-21 win at Memorial Stadium on Saturday.

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Phil Mafah, the quiet powerhouse behind Clemson’s running game, has gone from a co-star in the Tigers’ backfield to the undisputed leader of the ground attack.

Each week, we review the game’s history, three keys to success, and Swanny’s prediction.

As Clemson prepares for a pivotal home game against Louisville, graduate senior safety RJ Mickens previewed the upcoming matchup with the ACC rival.

Dabo Swinney met with the media on Tuesday and gave his thoughts on the Louisville offense.

Tré Williams' career at Clemson hasn't unfolded as most college athletes would prefer, but this season has gone well for the senior, and he's healthy and making an impact.

CST+ Subscribers can enjoy the full audio from Dabo Swinney's Sunday Teleconference each week, but this week, we are opening it up to all users!

No. 12 Clemson scored three goals in 7:00 on Friday night to rally for a 3-2 win over Louisville on Friday night inside Dr. Mark & Cindy Lynn Stadium.

The announcement of the 16 NCAA regional host sites is Sunday at 8:30 p.m. The NCAA Selection Show is Monday at noon on ESPN2.

Sophomore outfielder Cam Cannarella (Hartsville, S.C.) was named ACC Player-of-the-Week, announced Monday by the league office.

Every Tiger starter had a hit and scored a run in No. 4 Clemson’s 17-7 victory over Louisville in seven innings at Jim Patterson Stadium on Sunday.

Louisville scored two runs in the eighth inning to defeat No. 4 Clemson 7-6 at Jim Patterson Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

The series continues Saturday at 1 p.m. on ACC Network Extra.

The No. 4 Tigers travel to Louisville for a three-game series this weekend.