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."

No. 1 Clemson dominated No. 12 Texas A&M in front of a spirited crowd in Death Valley on Saturday. The Tigers are on a roll with 17 consecutive wins dating back to last season and the winning is affecting recruiting. The Tigers picked up two more commits this weekend.

On Tuesday afternoon, highly-regarded freshman Joseph Ngata met with the media for the first time. A full transcription from his session.

Nobody seems to be talking about the rising junior receiver as we approach 48 hours until the start of Clemson’s 2019 title defense. That doesn’t bother the All-ACC receiver at all. In fact, that’s just the way he likes it.

Some notes from our time on campus as we caught a glimpse of Clemson's final practice of August camp.

A few practice notes from our time on Clemson's campus this afternoon, including an update on Tyler Davis, Joseph Ngata, and the rotation on Clemson's defensive line.

Joseph Ngata, the five-star freshman from Folsom, Calif., has already made a name for himself this August camp.

More information from Clemson's Monday practice at Jervey Meadows where Dabo Swinney had some pretty lofty praise for an incoming receiver. Also, an update on what could be a lot of rotation on the defensive line.

The first scrimmage for Clemson’s 2019 team is in the books and we have plenty of information to unpack from Memorial Stadium, including an injury to a freshman receiver, Isaiah Simmons doing Isaiah Simmons things, and a Joe Ngata update.

Ajou Ajou committed to Clemson at the All-In Cookout. The Sudan native is currently the only receiver in the 2020 class, and the gifted athlete has tremendous potential.

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.

Another academic year has come to a close, but over in the football operations complex, the summer work to prepare for the 2019 season is underway.

With so much focus on the 17 enrollees of the 2019 class, and rightly so, before and after the Orange and White spring game, we decided to check in on linebacker Keith Maguire. Maguire talks about his recent visit and what he expects for himself and his class.

Saturday's spring game felt like a victory lap. A friendly reminder of what Clemson was able to accomplish in 2018 and the pieces it has together for 2019.

Dabo Swinney hasn't been bashful about the weapons he has reloading at the receiver position. Coming back from Spring Break, he said something that should make opposing defenses take a collective gulp.