Marcquise Reed looked about 80-percent healthy Saturday afternoon, but he was 100-percent the best player on the floor off the bench in Clemson's latest victory over South Carolina.

Brad Brownell updates Marcquise Reed's status for Saturday's game and previews the upcoming matchup with the Gamecocks.

Dabo Swinney's comments yesterday set off a storm of responses on social media, but Clemson's head coach is satisfied with his philosophy and the 2019 class proves that it's still working.

Brad Brownell said Clemson has played some pretty good stretches of basketball so far this season, and Tuesday night's second half was up there as one of them. This coming at the perfect time as the Tigers travel to Columbia for their annual rivalry game.

Clelin Ferrell shocked the college football world last January when he, along with Christian Wilkins and Austin Bryant, announced he would return to Clemson for the 2018 season. Today, the redshirt-junior left the window open for a return to Tiger Town.

The argument for and against expansion will only continue and Swinney knows he doesn’t get a deciding vote in the discussion. But he loves this time of year, as so many of us do as all of the bowl games start to kick off.

Sure, it was ugly at times in Clemson’s 74-66 win over Radford, but in the final few minutes when plays needed to be made, the Tigers showed fight and made enough critical plays to get a crucial home win they couldn’t afford to drop.

Swinney said Wednesday's practice looked like the team hadn't played in a week, but they've taken steps forward getting back into a groove as of Friday.

Clemson will take on Radford tomorrow after having some time off for final exams, and we caught up with Brad Brownell to preview the matchup and update the status of Marcquise Reed