Most Clemson Tigers fans know by now what LSU head coach Brian Kelly declared last week in Atlanta ahead of the Tigers’ massive season opener on Aug. 30. In a nutshell, Kelly, entering his fourth season at the helm in the Bayou,

Paul Finebaum has taken many shots at Clemson coach Dabo Swinney in recent years, but the college football analyst praised him Friday on Get Up.

However, Steve Sarkisian and Texas shattered Dabo Swinney's aspirations in the first round of the College Football Playoff, where the Tigers lost 38-24. This year, Swinney believes the expectations are quite different, and his team is ready more than ever.

Dabo Swinney shares a hilarious story about confusing LSU coach Brian Kelly for a popular country music singer.

That comment didn’t go unnoticed, but Clemson isn’t exactly rushing to fire back. On Tuesday, during the Tigers’ annual Media Outing, head coach Dabo Swinney was asked about Kelly’s remarks and made it clear he hadn’t given them much thought.

After a 76-0 loss at Clemson, then-Presbyterian College coach Lonnie McMillan started to referring to the Tigers’ stadium as “Death Valley.” Clemson opened the season at home vs. Presbyterian, an in-state school, every year from 1930-57.

While on vacation in Florida, Clemson football coach Dabo Swinney thought LSU's Brian Kelly was having a concert. Here's what led to the confusion.

The Tigers football coach had no bulletin board material for LSU. But he did have a funny story to tell about mixing up Brian Kelly with a country music singer