TigerNet Talk

David Hood joins Lawton Swann to discuss the final week on the recruiting trail for the 2013 class. Plus, the Clemson Tigers fight hard for a win at Littlejohn Coliseum against Georgia Tech in conference play.

Clemson Tom stopped by the studio to hang out for the entire show. On this episode, we talk recruiting and whether all the contact that star players receive is healthy. Also would in-conference realignment from time to time be a good thing for the ACC?

This week Lawton Swann sits down with Nuk Hopkins to talk about his decision to turn pro and his days as a Tiger.

In this episode of TigerNet Talk, Lawton discusses Tajh Boyd's announcement that he is returning for his final year at Clemson and how that will impact the program. Plus, the ups and downs of the recruiting cycle, and the struggles of the Clemson men's basketball team.

The idea of being elite on the college football landscape is a goal every Tiger fan has at the beginning of the season, but being elite isn't easy.

On this week's episode we take a look back at our favorite moments from Clemson's 2012 regular season. Plus, we talk recruiting and Clemson's twenty-three point loss to Coastal Carolina.

Clemson avoids losing Chad Morris to Texas Tech, but it's only a matter of time before he becomes a head coach. Would Texas A&M really consider shelling out $6.5 million for "The Chad"?

No, this isn't a column meant to blast Clemson for landing in the Chick-fil-a Bowl. To be honest, the poor system that the BCS and its executive committee have created actually put Clemson in one of about four truly interesting bowl games.

On this day of Thanksgiving, I thought I would put the rivalry aside for a little while and talk about the things for which I am truly thankful.

Talk about a chance for redemption! Last season Clemson traveled to Carter-Finley Stadium at 9-1 as a confident bunch and were hammered by the Wolfpack 37-13. The Wolfpack used a 27-0 second quarter to crush the Tigers dreams of their first ten win regular season since 1981.

There is a lot of football left to reach that eleven win mark, but it's attainable with three weeks left. I'm ready for Death Valley under the lights and I'm going to appreciate it.

Being consistent is almost as valuable as being perfect in college football. Being consistent means you should start the season ranked in a position to finish as one of the top teams no matter your conference affiliation.

Tonight Clemson travels to Winston-Salem to hopefully exorcise the Demon Deacons and prove to America on a national stage that Clemson isn't going to put it on cruise control against anyone.

As Clemson opens up the second half of the season all eyes will be focused on the Tiger defense and their play in the final half of the season.

I was raised on Clemson football, my family members have been attending Clemson for over 100 years. As much as I love each weekend in Death Valley it's games like this that I hate.