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Hear what Clemson's players are saying ahead of this week's matchup with S.C. State.

A look at the latest news out of Athens.

The Clemson offense in 2020 was among the best in the country without Justyn Ross and with Frank Ladson and Joseph Ngata basically unavailable. Ross is expected to return in 2021, but the Tigers will need Ladson and Ngata to be healthy and tough physically and mentally to be successful.

The Clemson offense lost speedy running back Travis Etienne to the NFL and will have to find other players to make explosive plays. Speed and explosion are almost synonymous in football and can suddenly change the tempo of a game on either side of the ball. Who has the most speed in 2021?

Receivers have made a name for themselves in national championship games. Justyn Ross and Tee Higgins starred for Clemson in 2019. Ja'Marr Chase was dominant for LSU in 2019, and DeVonta Smith ended a spectacular year torching the Ohio State secondary. Which school has the best group in 2021?

Following Clemson's spring game on Saturday, Joseph Ngata said he feels 'fine', and Head Coach Dabo Swinney noted that if he's healthy, the sophomore wideout can make 'a million' plays for the Tigers in 2021.

As Clemson gets back on the gridiron, here are a few key things to watch.

As the Tigers prepare to face Virginia Tech, we've got several updates from Tiger Town.

Notre Dame head coach Brian Kelly got his first win over a top 5 team with the 47-40 win over No. 1 Clemson, and he didn't have much to say about the injury riddled Tigers.

We've got the latest from Tiger Town as Swinney updates the status of both Joseph Ngata and Justyn Ross.

College football is finally back. We take one last look at some of the storylines for No. 1 Clemson as they head into week one against Wake Forest.

We hope you are having a great evening, here are some quick notes from our time with Amari Rodgers. Enjoy the full audio above.

The No. 1 ranked Clemson Tigers wrapped up fall camp as the prepare for the 2020 season and will soon turn their attention to the season opener at Wake Forest.

The pipeline from California to Clemson has opened up recently and its been a success for both the school and recruits thus far. Rising sophomore receiver Joseph Ngata, from Folsom, CA, is set to start in 2020, and Beaux Collins will join the receiver group in 2021.

Another California recruit has been offered by the Clemson coaching staff and he is in the process of planning a visit to the campus this spring.

With junior receiver Amari Rodgers graduating in 2020, Clemson football will likely sign a slot receiver from the 2021 class. The 2021 South Carolina receiver class is strong and one member of that class updated us on his recruitment and specifically, his interest in the Tigers.

For Clemson, it's a reload, not a rebuild. With Tee Higgins headed to the NFL, Joe Ngata will have the chance to become the next wide receiver star if he has a breakout season.