As we head into another college football weekend, Tiger fans are still navigating life after their first regular-season loss since a 27-24 loss to Syracuse on October 13, 2017.

The last time Clemson lost on the gridiron, they had to wait nine long months to get back out on the field to kick start the 2020 season. Nine months of waiting, hoping, and then praying that their year didn’t come to an end due to COVID-19 before it even got started.

Completed 29-of-44 passes in Saturday night’s double-overtime loss at Notre Dame for a career-high 439 yards with two passing touchdowns and a rushing touchdown in his second career start.

Clemson played its first regular-season game in school history in which both teams entered with an undefeated record and at least six wins.

After a tough double-overtime loss to Notre Dame, the former No. 1 ranked Tigers stayed inside the Top 4.

For the second consecutive week, the top-ranked Tigers did just about everything they could in the first half to undermine any hopes for a win. But after watching the youth movement taking place, it's hard not to like where this team is headed.

Top ranked Clemson fell to No. 4 Notre Dame (7-0, 6-0 ACC) in double overtime by a score of 47-40 on Saturday night.

No. 1 Clemson and No. 4 Notre Dame face off in the biggest game of the year so far of the abbreviated college football schedule with College Football Playoff implications.

Tonight’s Clemson-Notre Dame game, which is scheduled to begin at 7:35 p.m. on NBC will move to USA Network when NBC News begins coverage of President-elect Joe Biden's speech at approximately 8:00 p.m.

The top-ranked Tigers will rely on a youth movement tonight against the Fighting Irish.

Here's what the experts around the country think about tonight's matchup between the Tigers and the Fighting Irish.

Ahead of the biggest matchup so far in college football this season, we sat down with Brett Ciancia from Pick Six Previews in this wide-ranging interview.

No.1 Clemson versus No.4 Notre Dame is sure to be a showdown for the ages.

Tonight’s contest in South Bend might be a pressure-cooker for most, but you wouldn't know it listening to Clemson's unconventional freshman quarterback.

As we close in on kickoff tonight, here are a few notes out of South Bend for our PREMIUM subscribers.

Nobody on Earth knows more about No. 1 Clemson and No. 4 Notre Dame than Tim Bourret. We sat down with him yesterday to discuss tomorrow night's contest in South Bend.

Clemson's Jake Venables says he's like his dad-- defensive coordinator Brent Venables the duo tries "to get in the mind of the offense" every week.

Clemson and Notre Dame will face off tomorrow night in South Bend and the ACC put together a video to get you ready for the top 5 showdown.