Some of you might have already done it. But Texas is doing a limited run of Clemson Texas License Plates. Link is below. It took several years to get enough people on the petition to do it and they are only doing a limited print.


https://www.myplates.com/design/personalized/passenger/clemson-university/

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From Rivals.com national recruiting director Adam Gorney today:

Tuesday DEALS on more Clemson apparel/gear at The Tiger Fan Shop HERE!

We need stricter enforcement of background checks, licensing/registrations and psych evaluations AT A MINIMUM.

Turns out gun death rates are NOT higher in cities than in rural counties. Oh well, back to the well of excuses.

My wife just returned to the workforce once our youngest started school full time. We had a long-time housekeeper who took a full-time job and is no longer cleaning houses. Two things I'm seeking are first and foremost: trustworthy, especially since they may be in the house with no one there. Second, reasonable price. The cleaning doesn't have to be perfect, just need to take some burden off my wife for the big stuff.

Thanks.

Predictions folks? Thought there was no chance Kings won game 6 and sent it back to Sacramento. Now all bets are off

If Fox wasn’t hurt I’d go with Kings. I’m pulling for em, but Idk if they can knockout the champs

Also, obligatory NBA sucks and 90s players would destroy these teams for those who don’t watch

Next year looks to be a down year for Clemson players getting drafted early. With that said (including players who are draft eligible):

Jeremiah Trotter Jr.
-1st to 2nd round. More traditional LB but excellent in all phases-run support, pass rush, pass coverage. Not super athletic, but instincts are elite. Not a highly coveted position in NFL but he should one of the top, if not the top LB in next year's draft. Could go in the top 15.

Barrett Carter
-2nd to 4th round. Less traditional LB similar to past Clemson freak athletic LBs. Superb athlete whose combine measurables will open eyes. Has the same feel as Trenton Simpson. With some size added and the growing need for more athletes on the field in the NFL, Carter and Trotter could be 1-2 LBs on most boards next year.

Will Shipley
-3rd to 5th round. The RB position has almost become about as important as the punter in the NFL. Most teams use 2-3 RBs a game now with the role mostly relegated to versatility in the passing game and increase in zone read concepts. With that in mind, Shipley is a hard worker, ultra competitive and is skilled in concepts mentioned earlier. I think he should also strike while the Christian McCaffrey comps are still fresh, no matter how eye-rolling and exhaustive it gets.

Tyler Davis
-3rd to 5th round. The Grady Jarrett comps are relevant. Clemson's defense takes on a different persona when TD is in the game. NFL loves defensive linemen, but TD is a bit undersized and that will affect his draft status.

Jake Briningstool
-3rd to 6th round. NFL has fallen in love with tall, athletic pass catching TEs. Jake needs to add some weight and improve blocking (personally didn't pay much attention to his blocking but haven't seen or heard that he is necessarily good or bad, so I err on the side of improving). Has a chance to put up some big numbers receiving this year, as he is expected to be a top target in this offense. I doubt he declares but the potential is high with a big year.

Ruke Orhorhoro
-4th to 7th round. Has become a solid DL with a little explosion and energy when in the game. Once again, NFL loves DL but his draft status could take a big hit because of elite talent that will most likely take some of his snaps.

Walker Parks
-5th to UDFA. Has some nasty to him and somewhat versatile position-wise. Looked the part early as a freshman but seems to have stagnated a little. Clemson OL-to-NFL history hasn't been kind. I feel, however, he will find his way into a starting lineup somewhere and have a decent career.

Xavier Thomas
-7th to UDFA. Freakish athlete who had some setbacks, but even when healthy, it doesn't fully translate onto the field. Undersized, gets washed out on a lot of plays and seems to be a one-trick pony (outside speed rush). Needs to have a double digit sack year and really improve affecting the pocket to up his draft status.

Nate Wiggins
-7th to UDFA. My gut tells me he declares next year and we can add him to the "should've come back for his last year" list. Athletic, decent cover skills (definitely improved after WF debacle), will come up to attack the run, and typical Clemson rangy corner....but, very thin frame and has had some embarrassing lapses.

Andrew Mukuba
-7th to UDFA. Looked the part as a true freshman, but has flamed out. Built like a corner, but coverage skills are abysmal. Undersized as a safety. Needs to have big improvement to sniff the 7th round but not impossible.

The Clemson University Athletic Department is accepting nominations for the Clemson Ring of Honor in all sports. The Ring of Honor is the highest honor bestowed by the Clemson Athletic Department. Nominations will be accepted through June 1, 2023 and may be sent via e-mail to Tim Bourret, Ring of Honor Committee Chairman at btimoth@clemson.edu, or through regular mail to PO Box 31, Clemson, SC, 29633.

Below is a summary of information about the nomination process and eligibility.

Ring of Honor Guidelines

Purpose: The charge of the Ring of Honor committee is to bestow the highest athletic award presented by the Clemson Athletic Department on deserving candidates. The committee will examine the careers of candidates in all Clemson sports.

Nominations: Nominations will be made in the form of a letter with a list of accomplishments submitted to the chair of the committee, who will retain an active file of nominations. Letters of support may also be submitted. The Chair of the Committee will screen all nominations to make sure they meet eligibility requirements.

Eligibility: This committee will recognize individuals who have demonstrated consistent and unique national excellence in their sport during their Clemson career. Their accomplishments must be significant on an individual and team basis. Their statistical accomplishments must be noteworthy, but they should also have an outstanding record in terms of leadership. In general, they must have made a noteworthy contribution to the history of the Clemson Athletic Program.

Athletic accomplishments after their Clemson career are not a primary consideration in the nomination, but they must retain a strong record of citizenship after they leave Clemson.

A candidate must be a member of the Clemson Hall of Fame, and must hold a baccalaureate degree from an accredited four-year University or college.

Financial contributions to Clemson University will not be a consideration when evaluating the candidates.

For a coach to be nominated, he or she must be retired from coaching that sport at the college level.

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I have been a hard core Clemson football fan for 55 years. I love Clemson football and have seen hundreds of games live and in person, home and away. I love the guys who play for Clemson and I am not particularly concerned with how former Tigers do in the pro game.

Don Kelly was a great Clemson DB and Kick Returner. CJ had an unremarkable pro career, but I think he was the greatest open field runner in the history of college football. Did any college player have more TD runs of greater than 50 yards than CJ Spiller? I think not.

Dwight Clark was a nice Clemson receiver, but he was a bigger name in the pro game than in the college game. I am happy for Clark's success and name in the NFL, but as a Clemson player he was not in the same league as Jerry Butler or Perry Tuttle or more than a few other excellent Tiger wide receivers.

RayRay was a much ballyhooed high school player and he has been a fine pro player. But no Clemson punt or kick returner ever muffed as many punts as Ray Ray and kept his job.

Dantzer was an other worldly college QB. If 6 was in the game, he could win it at the college level. His game did not translate well to the NFL level and I don't give a darn. Anyone who saw Dantzler play his last few years as a Tiger QB knows he was one of the best college players ever.

Mitch Hyatt started for Clemson at offensive line. In his four years as an O-lineman, Clemson won four conference titles and 2 national titles. In his last year on the O-line, in the last ten minutes of the game Clemson ran all over a much praised Alabama team. Before Hyatt and his buddies beat the crap out of Alabama, some said the Tide that year was a 'best ever' team. Mitch Hyatt was not a big success in the NFL, but please do not try to talk me out of how great a college o-lineman I think he was.

I do not easily speak badly about any man who ever played football for The Tigers. They are all better men than me, all great athletes and all get my support. Anthony Rose was as good a football player as I was ever pleased to watch play the game. Steve Fuller was a great great college QB.

First round, last round or never played lick in the NFL is immaterial to me. I love all the guys who played for our Tigers.

Go Tigers!!

Think anyone will draft him?

Has anyone ever done the Clemson baseball package for a kids birthday party? We are doing it next Saturday for my 7 year olds party. It was $200 and you get 10 tickets, $5 concession voucher for each ticket, image and video of birthday kid on Baird during the game and after the game they run the bases and meet the Coach. I think it’s a really cool idea and a neat thing they do. Just curious to know if anyone else has ever done it and have any feedback on how it went?

With Ravens drafting Trenton Simpson , the Panthers are now the only team in NFL to have never drafted a Clemson player.

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Grice Named National Player-of-the-Week & ACC Pitcher-of-the-Week

Junior lefthander Caden Grice (Greer, S.C.) was named ACC Pitcher-of-the-Week, announced Monday by the league office. He joined North Carolina’s Mac Horvath, who was named ACC Player-of-the-Week, in receiving conference accolades. ACC baseball weekly honors are determined by a vote of a select media panel and are announced on Mondays throughout the regular season.

It was the fourth time Grice received ACC weekly honors in his career and his first as a pitcher, as he received player accolades twice as a freshman in 2021 and once in March 2023. He is the sixth Tiger in history to earn ACC weekly honors four times in a career and first since Seth Beer (2016-18). Grice was also named one of 15 national players-of-the-week by Collegiate Baseball on Monday, marking the fifth week he was named a national player-of-the-week during his career.

Grice led Clemson to a 3-1 week, including a series win at No. 11 Boston College, with outstanding performances at the plate and on the mound. He went 7-for-16 (.438) with two homers, three doubles, 10 RBIs, four runs, a 1.000 slugging percentage and .526 on-base percentage in four games.

In Clemson’s win over Kennesaw State on Tuesday, he went 3-for-4 with a homer, double, five RBIs, two runs and two walks. Then in Clemson’s series-opening win at Boston College in the first game of a doubleheader on Friday, he went 3-for-5 with a homer, two doubles, three RBIs and two runs. In the series finale at Boston College on Saturday, he hit a key two-run single in the second inning.

In the same game, he pitched 8.0 innings, allowing only two hits, one earned run and two walks with nine strikeouts to earn the win in Clemson’s 6-3 victory. He set career highs for innings pitched and strikeouts, as it was the longest outing by a Tiger since 2021.

On the season, he is hitting .312 with 11 homers, a triple, 12 doubles, 44 RBIs, 37 runs, a .617 slugging percentage, .414 on-base percentage and three steals in 41 games (40 starts) at the plate. He is also 4-1 with a 3.50 ERA, .183 opponents’ batting average and 57 strikeouts against 23 walks in 43.2 innings pitched over nine starts on the mound.

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This is real folks. The enemy is within the gates.


April 29, 2023


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A woman by the name of Xi Van Fleet, who describes herself as Chinese by birth; American by choice. Survivor of Mao’s Cultural Revolution. Defender of liberty, made waves on social media recently when she posted a powerful warning to the Democrat Party.
This woman is on a mission to save the United States from internal destruction by the Democrat Party, because she knows what it’s like to live under the horrors of communism. And her warning to the lawless Democrat elites weaponizing the law, empowering criminals, and terrorizing law-abiding patriots is clear, stark, and prescient: you will be hoisted on your own petard.
Here’s what she said:

When surrounded by the Red Guard mobs, Liu Shaoqi tried to reason with them: “I am at least a citizen. Why am I not allowed to speak?”
Liu was the president of China when he was purged by Mao. While in power, Liu persecuted countless ppl whose lives were ruined or lost. Don’t think he had ever imagined that one day he would become the victim of Mao’s tyranny that he helped to create.
The Leftists are so committed to the destruction of rule of law & our Constitution. They need to prepare to be the victims of their own lawlessness one day!

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The Revolution always eats its own, after all.

Nom nom nom.
Van Fleet’s story is interesting in and of itself. In another tweet, she explains how 35 years ago her dreams were realized when she was granted a student visa to come to the U.S. And while she loves America with all her heart, she can see that we’re heading off a cliff and she’s here to save us.
God Bless her.
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Inevitably, karma strikes back against those who go against God’s law and oppress God’s children. They will become victims of their own tyranny one day.
There’s no way around it. History repeats itself.
Xi’s tweet is raw and powerful, and makes us think about the dangers of totalitarianism and the consequences of forcing our beliefs on others. It’s a good reminder that democracy is built on the free speech and open discussion. When we impose our beliefs on others and censor them in the name of “good” and “fairness,” we undermine everything this county was founded on.
Dems are the party of authoritarianism and censorship, and they force their beliefs on others while silencing any opposing views. If you have to resort to authoritarian measures to impose you ideology, that means your beliefs aren’t strong enough to stand on their own, and you’re probably not the “good guys” after all.