Another week is here and it's time to drop THE ROAR and see what's trending in the first week of 2021.

As we begin putting the final few bows on the 2020 season, one thing is for sure, what happened in New Orleans has become incredibly unusual in Tiger Town.

Clemson finished its 2020 campaign at 10-2, its 10th consecutive 10-win season, the third-longest streak in FBS history. It was only Clemson’s second season in the last six years in which it lost multiple games (12-2 in 2017).

No. 2 Clemson's 2020 season comes to an end after a shocking 49-28 loss to No. 3 Ohio State in the Sugar Bowl.

Clemson and Ohio State meet again in a rematch of last year's College Football Playoff Semifinal game, this year, it's at the Sugar Bowl in New Orleans.

See what the media thinks of this rematch of last year's Fiesta Bowl.

Only one player in this year’s Allstate Sugar Bowl is a Louisiana product. Clemson running back Travis Etienne grew up in Jennings, La., and attended Jennings High School, which is about 170 miles from New Orleans.

Clemson and Ohio State face each in a rematch of last year's College Football Playoff Semifinal.

A healthy James Skalski knows that in order to break his teams winless record in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome, they have to be ready to bend but not break. Making crucial plays in the most crucial moments will be the recipe to success this weekend.

As the Tigers and Buckeyes get ready to face off, we take a look at what's trending in the new year!

Just over 40 years ago, Clemson and Ohio State met for the first time. It was the famed first game in charge for Clemson coach Danny Ford, and the infamous final game for Buckeye head coach Woody Hayes.

Despite making the signature play in the last clash between Clemson and Ohio State, senior safety Nolan Turner is hoping for better all-around performance in the second straight semifinal meeting with the Buckeyes.

Dabo Swinney and Ryan Day just wrapped up their press conference with the media. Here's the full audio along with some quick notes.

Looks like Brandon Streeter will be calling plays for Clemson tomorrow night, but Uncle Swanny has a riddle for everyone to solve.

When Clemson arrived in New Orleans, Dabo Swinney revealed his plans for Friday’s Sugar Bowl matchup with Ohio State.

With the news that Tony Elliott will not be traveling to New Orleans for Clemson's Sugar Bowl matchup, Dabo Swinney has certainly had to break the glass on his Pandemic Playbook.

Clemson's offensive coordinator will not travel with the team to New Orleans.

In a year like this one, nothing has been familiar for the Tigers. With the Sugar Bowl approaching, COVID-19's effects on normalcy are looming large.