The Clemson Tigers looked extremely impressive in winning their program record 12th conference win of the season at home over Syracuse, 91-73.

Clemson University men’s basketball defeated Syracuse 91-73 on Wednesday night. The win marks Clemson’s 12th ACC win of the year – a new program record.

No. 18 Clemson fell 2-0 in the ACC Championship match to No. 3 and second-seeded Syracuse on Sunday at WakeMed Soccer Park.

Read or listen to Boo Corrigan's teleconference with the media following last night's release of the College Football Playoff rankings.

Clemson backup offensive lineman Mitchell Mayes is ready when called on.

While his name may not ring familiar to some, Phil Mafah’s performance on the field over the weekend demonstrates his advanced capability to succeed, making him this week’s Overnight Sensation.

Clemson running back Will Shipley was the key cog for the Tigers in an offensive attack that the passing game could not get on track.

After falling down 21-7 to Syracuse, Clemson used their run game to gash the Orange's defense for a comeback win.

Our full photo gallery from Clemson's win over Syracuse.

No. 5 Clemson (8-0, 6-0) has a bye week before traveling to South Bend to face a desperate Notre Dame team. On Monday, safety Andrew Mukuba, who suffered an elbow injury in practice earlier this season, reflected on The Irish, the Tigers' defense, and a missed opportunity from Saturday.

Clemson's defense would be needed all afternoon in their 27-21 victory over Syracuse.

The Tigers improved to 8-0 after a 27-21 win over Syracuse in Clemson. Take a sneak peek into the press box to find out what the chatter was during the Tigers' season opener.

Clemson's Will Shipley set it off in Death Valley with a 50-yard dash to give the Tigers the lead for good over the Syracuse Orange. This critical play is our CPI: Securing The Win play of the game.

Clemson extended the nation's longest active winning streak to 14 games.

Death Valley hosted its first matchup of two undefeated teams 6-0 or better in the facility's 81-year history.

The No.5 Tigers survived a tremendous effort from No.14 Syracuse as they hung on for a 27-21 victory.

Clemson hosted dozens of high-level recruits for the home matchup against Syracuse. Here’s what some of the gameday visitors had to say about their experience in Death Valley and the program’s win over No. 14 Syracuse.

A smothering second half by the defense and a season-best 293 rushing yards led No. 5/5 Clemson (8-0, 6-0 ACC) back from an 11-point fourth-quarter deficit to defeat No. 14/14 Syracuse (6-1, 3-1 ACC), 27-21.