One of the best defensive lines in ACC and college football history was undoubtedly Clemson’s “Power Rangers.” An elite group of talent, the quartet of Clelin Ferrell, Dexter Lawrence, Christian Wilkins and Austin Bryant helped the Tigers go 41-3 during their time together while making three College Football Playoff appearances and capturing a pair of […]
Following the Sugar Bowl loss last January to Ohio State, Clemson has its sights set on starting fresh with a new season and new opportunities ahead. For sixth-year linebacker James Skalski, it’s time to show the world what the Tigers’ defense can do. Clemson’s defense showed promise last season but struggled to build depth. Now […]
When Christian Wilkins, Clelin Ferrell and Austin Bryant decided in January of 2018 they were returning to play football at Clemson for one more year, they all talked about how leaving their legacy on the program was one of their reasons for coming back. They wanted to set the standard for years to come in […]
SAN JOSE, Calif. – Clelin Ferrell got choked up at College Football Playoff National Championship Game Media Day Saturday as he began to realize he is getting ready for his last game with his best friends on the defensive line. Christian Wilkins, Clelin Ferrell and Austin Bryant entered Clemson as members of the 2015 signing […]
Clemson defensive end Austin Bryant hinted at the end of practice earlier this week that the Tigers’ defensive line could change it’s nickname. Right now, the group, led by All-American defensive tackle Christian Wilkins, is known as the Power Rangers. Wilkins, along with defensive tackle Dexter Lawrence and defensive ends Clelin Ferrell and Austin Bryant–also […]
On Tuesday, Clelin Ferrell, Dexter Lawrence, Christian Wilkins and Austin Bryant appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated’s College Football preview, while Clemson received a No. 1 ranking from the magazine. The magazine highlighted the weight of the big three, Wilkins, Ferrell and Bryant, returning for their senior season saying they give the Tigers enough […]
Albert Huggins entered Clemson as one of the nations most touted defensive players, ranking as the number one player in South Carolina in some publications. However, during his freshman season Huggins was moved to defensive tackle where he had to learn to play inside. After the switch, it took the Orangeburg, S.C., native some time […]