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Matt Luke and Nick Eason recently sat down for lengthy interviews to preview the 2025 season. This is the uncut audio from those sessions.
Luke is entering his second year as Clemson's offensive line coach after two years away from the game. He says there's no other job at any other school that would have pulled him away from his sabbatical.
Eason, entering his fourth season at his alma mater, has a stacked group of defensive tackles including Peter Woods and DeMonte Capehart.
Clemson opens its season Aug. 30 against LSU.
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Roy Philpott moved on from covering Clemson years ago, but the topic of his alma mater still comes up in his jobs doing ESPN play-by-play and a daily show on SiriusXM College.
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Ralph Russo of The Athletic spent several days in Clemson before and after covering the Tigers' comeback win over North Carolina.
Russo is trying to wrap his mind around the complicated questions surrounding legendary coach Dabo Swinney if this season ends up being more of the same after last year…
Three days after Dabo Swinney absorbed the worst loss of his head-coaching career, Mickey Plyler didn't hold back.
And neither did his listeners.
Plyler has been a prominent host for WCCP-FM over Swinney's entire time at Clemson.
He's never gone off on the future Hall of Fame coach like he did t…
Clemson's 22-7 win over Georgia Southern ended at 1:07 AM on Sunday.
Wes Durham was in Pittsburgh by 9 AM to call that day's 1 PM game between the Falcons and Steelers.
Durham, who works for the ACC Network, ESPN and SiriusXM College in addition to being in his 23rd year calling games for the Fal…
Andy Staples has covered college football for decades and has had a close knowledge of Dabo Swinney's program since the very beginning.
Staples isn't troubled only by what he saw on the football field Saturday at LSU. He's also concerned about how Swinney is publicly addressing some of the problem…
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