Clemson will open its Atlantic Coast Conference schedule this Saturday against Georgia Tech in Atlanta. The game marks a crucial first step on the Tigers’ quest to return to the College Football Playoff, with the Yellow Jackets eager to make a statement of their own.
Clemson, ranked No. 8, narrowly skirted a disastrous second straight loss with a 27-16 victory over Troy on Saturday. The Tigers, coming off a defeat by LSU, showed grit in front of a tense home crowd at Memorial Stadium to secure the win.
Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin has stirred up the college football world by critiquing Clemson’s schedule and questioning whether the Tigers are a “real” playoff team. His comments have ignited discussions about the competitiveness of college football and the legitimacy of playoff contenders.
Bryant Wesco Jr., Clemson University’s standout wide receiver, is already catching the eyes of NFL scouts with his exceptional ability to “take the top off a defense.” As a top player to watch for the 2027 NFL draft, Wesco’s performance is generating buzz well ahead of time.
Clemson’s quest for the 2025 national championship faces a significant hurdle as questions loom over their running back position. Despite a stacked roster, a critical issue in the backfield could derail their title ambitions.
