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theclemsoninsider.com | Gavin Oliver
After signing a five-year, $275 million contract extension with the Jacksonville Jaguars prior to the 2024 season, former Clemson star Trevor Lawrence is now entering his fifth NFL season looking to show he’s worth the Jaguars’ investment.
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theclemsoninsider.com | JP Priester
Clemson has handed out a second 2027 tight end offer. Four-star Grant Haviland (Milton, Alpharetta, GA) announced the offer on Monday via social media. He hails from the same high school as freshman offensive lineman Brayden Jacobs. Haviland is the second 2027 tight end to announce an offer from the Tigers. The 6-foot-5, 225-pounder recently worked out at Dabo Swinney’s high school camp, his first-ever visit to campus.
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theclemsoninsider.com | Gavin Oliver
There are big expectations for the Clemson football program entering the 2025 season, and the Tigers are very highly thought of this offseason. Dabo Swinney’s team has certainly generated plenty of preseason buzz. In a composite post-spring top 25 put together by CBS Sports, Clemson is ranked as the No. 4 team in the country, while the Tigers have even landed at No. 1 in some preseason rankings.
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theclemsoninsider.com | Gavin Oliver
A former Clemson standout is reportedly headed back to the NFL. On Monday, former Tiger cornerback Mario Goodrich was released by the United Football League’s Birmingham Stallions to sign with an NFL team, and he is signing with the Denver Broncos, according to PFN’s James Larsen on Tuesday. Goodrich dealt with an injury but played in seven games for the Stallions this year (six regular season, one postseason).
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theclemsoninsider.com | Will Vandervort
CLEMSON — No one saw Asheville, N.C., as the epicenter for college athletics, but that is the case this week as 32 Division I conference commissioners are coming together there for their annual summer meetings. No one is there to play golf and tennis this week, as this might be the most important summer meetings collegiate athletics has ever encountered. What is on the docket? The future of how the NCAA will be governed for one. Will there be a separate division created for the power conferences?
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