Start your day with a quick update from Tiger Town along with some key news from around the globe.

In the most unusual of seasons, Clemson is right where they are accustomed to being at this time of year, playing for the Atlantic Coast Conference title.

The No. 4 Tigers had an extra week to digest some of the issues they had on the road at Notre Dame, and that have plagued them from time to time this season.

The No. 1 ranked Tigers have as much depth as anyone in America and Dabo Swinney spoke highly tonight of several young players.

We wrote last week how maybe some should not have been as surprised at Etienne’s announcement to return to Clemson for a senior campaign. But there may have been some mixed emotions on the interior of the Clemson running back room.

The high school football season in entering the playoffs and prestigious all-star games are selecting the best-of-the best to fill their rosters. We take a look at who performed well this past weekend and which Clemson football 2020 commits made an all-star team.

Some notes and quotes from our time on Clemson's campus this afternoon, including an update on the progression of Sean Pollard at center, UNC's personell, and if Brent Venables sees himself as a "mad scientist."

Clemson's backfield will look much different without Tavien Feaster in 2019.

We've got more information to pass along after from our time on Clemson's campus this afternoon, including updates on the freshmen running backs and a few players who are banged up.

The skill positions at Clemson are loaded with talent, but there are several other positions that will be critical to ensuring the Tigers' continue their success in 2019.

After Tavien Feaster decided to enter the transfer portal, the Clemson backfield will have a new rotation. Sophomore Lyn-J Dixon will certainly see an increase in snaps while two freshman could also see the field frequently.