Clemson's true freshman wideout put on a show during the College Football Playoff racking up 301 yards and three touchdowns against Notre Dame and Alabama.

The Tigers climbed back to the top of the college football mountain after they rolled over the Crimson Tide 44-16 and became the first team ever in the modern era to finish a season with a perfect 15-0 record. Undefeated, undisputed, Clemson believes this year’s squad belongs in an elite category.

We've got three things to look for as Clemson looks to go 15-0 for the first time since Penn did it in 1987.

Dexter Lawrence's suspension isn't going to keep him from making an impact on the game. Just to be on the sidelines is helpful enough for Clemson's defensive front.

Sure, Clemson’s senior class may have just notched its 54th win in four years and is about to head to its third national championship game. But it was freshmen that played the vital role in getting them there.

Here are a last few details to look for as Clemson prepares to face Notre Dame in its fourth consecutive College Football Playoff.

For most teams losing an All-America defensive lineman would be a crushing blow, for Clemson, it's next man up.

Dabo Swinney and Brian Kelly met with the media for the final time before the Cotton Bowl tomorrow afternoon.

Clemson's linebacker looks to make a statement after missing last year's Sugar Bowl.