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At the end, Spiller referenced Bible verse Luke 12:48, part of which reads, "Much will be required of the person entrusted with much, and still more will be demanded of the person entrusted with more." Players taking ownership of team Players taking ownership of team RALEIGH, N.C. E xcept for the freshmen who just walked on campus a few months ago, ...

CLEMSON - At this point in the season, it's not likely the Clemson University football team will find additional playmakers in time for Sunday's game against Kentucky in Nashville, Tenn.

The records - three NCAA, four ACC and 31 school marks - set by Clemson's player of the decade speak eloquently.

In their Sept. 10 meeting, Georgia Tech unveiled an option play Clemson defensive coordinator Kevin Steele had not seen on any of the game tapes.

Deunta Williams celebrated his 22nd birthday by intercepting three Boston College passes.

Having put the finishing touches on its first-ever ACC Atlantic title and with a date against Georgia Tech in the ACC Championship game already set, it might be easy for Clemson to overlook the final week of the regular season.

On Clemson's Military Appreciation Day, to the Seabrook Island resident who played freshman football for the Tigers in 1942 and fought with Patton's Third Army during World War II's Battle of the Bulge.

People always talk about wanting a season to remember, and man, how can they forget what this has been in college football? Southern California fell down, got up, then got knocked down, again and again; Notre Dame didn't get better this season, something even worse happened - the Irish were irrelevant.

CLEMSON - Clemson took care of business, but it was over before it started. Playing for its biggest prize in 18 years, Clemson defeated Virginia 34-21 before a crowd of 77,000 in Death Valley and slapped a lock on the ACC Atlantic Division title that North Carolina delivered shortly before kickoff Saturday.

The Associated Press Clemson's quarterback Kyle Parker celebrates a touchdown with his teammates Dwayne Allen and Michael Palmer during the Tigers' 40-24 victory over Florida State last week.

This Tim Linafelt live from the press box at Clemson Memorial Stadium It's a very orange scene here as the Tigers and their fans are dressed all in orange.

C.J. Spiller had a career-high 165 yards rushing and his 20th touchdown of at least 50 yards and Clemson took its biggest step yet toward an Atlantic Coast Conference title with a 40-24 victory over Florida State on Saturday night.

The moment, by redshirt freshman tight end Dwayne Allen's admission, was right out of a movie-of-the-week. Starting senior tight end Michael Palmer had sustained his game-ending concussion early in the fourth quarter at Miami.

This past Saturday the Tigers came up with a win what could be a groundbreaking victory for Head Coach Dabo Swinney and his Clemson Tigers.

To interject life into Clemson's listless air game, offensive coordinator Billy Napier indicated the Tigers might show off a new appearance after their bye week.

Dabo Swinney doesn't believe Clemson's offense can have too much of a good thing.

As the drum continues banging regarding Clemson's need to boost its red-zone offense, defensive coordinator Kevin Steele suggests his red-zone defense has room to improve as well.

Dabo Swinney says the Tigers believe they can win and expect to win. Now, he says, they need to learn how to win.

After two lightning delays the previous week, Clemson's human version of "Lightning" struck only once on a rainy Saturday afternoon at Memorial Stadium.

Dabo Swinney leaned forward, his elbows on the table, as he pondered a reporter's postgame question.