Clemson coach Dabo Swinney has one of the highest job security rankings of any college football coach entering 2025.

ESPN's Paul Finebaum just went on First Take and boldly championed Clemson as a "sure thing" for the CFP and a "legitimate shot at winning a title," hailing Dabo Swinney's 2025 squad as his best since 2019!

While Finebaum was bullish on Clemson, fellow panelist Kevin Clark took a more measured stance. Clark stuck by his prediction from earlier this summer that LSU will walk into Death Valley and leave with a win this August. For him, Clemson’s entire ceiling rides on Klubnik’s shoulders.

Strength of schedule will be discussed more than ever this season, and the cross-country travel isn’t slowing down with plenty of body-clock games to watch for.

Paul Finebaum, a notable college football analyst for ESPN, spoke out with a strong message about the Tigers. He did not hold back about Clemson and Klubnik.

Heisman candidate quarterback Cade Klubnik, wide receiver Antonio Williams, defensive end T.J. Parker and defensive tackle Peter Woods will be in Charlotte, North Carolina, on July 24, the final day of the three-day event where coaches and players will be interviewed.

Greg McElroy, like several analysts, had one quarterback atop his offseason rankings earlier in the spring. As the season gets closer from the summer and into the fall, he has made and defended that point again.

Based on schedule, roster and playoff structure, which team is best positioned to make the CFP this year? Laken Litman, Michael Cohen and RJ Young debate the topic here!

When does a new rivalry begin in college football? Notre Dame and Clemson may have already planted the seeds ahead of a 12-game series.

Clemson is projected to be a good team once again (nothing new), after their College Football Playoff appearance last season.