Clemson great Levon Kirkland and co-host Will Vandervort preview Labor Day's matchup between Clemson and Georgia Tech at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta. The two also breakdown what happened over the weekend in the ACC, as well as preview this week's games inside the conference.
Clemson legend Levon Kirkland and co-host Will Vandervort preview Clemson's preseason camp, which begins Friday. They also discuss the Deshaun Watson suspension and give their thoughts on how the NFL handled the situation and the judge's ruling. Also, why does it always seem like the national media disrespects the Clemson Football Program? Levon and Will give their thoughts and more.
ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips did not ease the minds of those who think the conference could be in trouble as realignment talk continues. Former Clemson linebacker Levon Kirkland and co-host Will Vandervort discuss how Commissioner Phillips left the ACC Football Kickoff with the media still asking questions instead of getting answers on the future of the 70-year old conference. Levon and Will also give their ACC predictions for the 2022 season and announce their votes for the Preseason All-ACC T...
Can you imagine a world without the Clemson-South Carolina Rivalry? It could happen. Clemson great Levon Kirkland and co-host Will Vandervort discuss how conference expansion could lead to the demise of one of college football's best rivalries. The two also discuss the ACC's options going forward, as well preview what could happen at next week's ACC Football Kickoff in Charlotte.
Is Clemson's time in the ACC done? Tigers' legend Levon Kirkland, and co-host Will Vandervort discuss what USC's and UCLA's move to the Big Ten means for Clemson and the rest of the ACC, and college football in general. The two also discuss how Dabo Swinney has changed things up in recruiting and how it is paying off for the Tigers. Also, what are the 10 best wins in Clemson History?
There is a new ranking that says Georgia's Kirby Smart is a better head coach than Clemson's Dabo Swinney. Clemson great Levon Kirkland and co-host Will Vandervort give you their thoughts on the subject. They also discuss the latest news coming from the NCAA on conference championships games, the 25-man recruiting rule and transfer portal changes, plus a whole lot more.
Clemson had just two players selected in last week's NFL Draft. Word is, because the Tigers had their worst showing in an NFL Draft in 14 years, Clemson is on the way out. Clemson legend Levon Kirkland and co-host Will Vandervort explain why that is not the case and how doubting the Tigers will be a mistake. They also look ahead to next year's draft and how different in can be for the Clemson Football Program, plus they discuss how the NIL and the transfer portal is really hurting collegiate ath...
Clemson legend Levon Kirkland, who played 11 seasons in the NFL, and co-host Will Vandervort break down where they think former Tigers Andrew Booth, Mario Goodrich, Justyn Ross, Baylon Spector, Nolan Turner and James Skalski might fall in this week's NFL Draft. The two also discuss some major issues in college football, including the transfer portal and the possibility of major college football breaking away from the NCAA.
Clemson legend Levon Kirkland and co-host Will Vandervort give their thoughts from last week's Orange and White Spring Game at Memorial Stadium. The defense owned the day, so Levon and Will explain why that was the case and why you should not be too alarmed from the lack of offense. Also, Dabo Swinney had a very candid interview with ESPN's Chris Low, as he speaks very openly on his thoughts about the state of college football, the transfer portal and NIL. Levon and Will discuss this and more in...
Clemson will host its annual Orange and White Spring Game at Memorial Stadium on Saturday. Clemson legend Levon Kirkland and co-host Will Vandervort tell you what you should look for on Saturday. Clemson's new Athletic Director drops in on this week's pod and discusses NIL, the transfer portal, expectations for Clemson Basketball, gives the latest on facility updates to Memorial Stadium and the Allen Reeves Football Complex and how Clemson is changing the South and North upper deck façades insid...
Clemson great Levon Kirkland and co-host Will Vandervort discuss a ton of topics in the latest pod, including Clemson's offense adding some new concepts for the 2022 season. They also discuss the Final Four and how Clemson Football might fit into a College Football version of the field of 64. Wide receivers coach Tyler Grisham spoke with the media this past week, as Levon and Will give their thoughts on what Grisham had to say.
Clemson legend Levon Kirkland and co-host Will Vandervort discuss Clemson's Pro Day and how former Clemson safety Nolan Turner earned himself some money with his performance. They also discuss Deshaun Watson's trade to Cleveland and what it means for Watson, the Browns and the AFC North. There is Clemson basketball news and the NCAA Tournament to discuss as well.
It is a big week for some former Clemson players as the Tigers host their own Pro Day. All 32 NFL teams will be on hand to see if guys like Andrew Booth, Mario Goodrich and Justyn Ross have what it takes to be in the NFL. Clemson legend Levon Kirkland gives his thoughts, as does co-host Will Vandervort. The two also give their thoughts on the NCAA Tournament and the latest from Clemson's spring practices.
Clemson Legend Levon Kirkland and co-host Will Vandervort discuss the week that was for Clemson Football, as the Tigers opened spring practices. The two discuss injuries and what they have learned from the first four days of practice. They also review the baseball team's sweep of rival South Carolina and give their thoughts on The Batman movie.
Clemson Ring of Honor Member Levon Kirkland and co-host Will Vandervort get you set for the start of spring practice. The two discuss what they are looking for this spring and what you, the fans, should expect from the Tigers over the next six weeks. They also discuss Clemson hoops, baseball and softball.
Clemson legend Levon Kirkland and co-host Will Vandervort discuss the latest news and notes involving current and former Clemson players. They also give a little look to spring practice and discuss DJ Uiagalelei's rehab, his progression as a quarterback and if he can get back to being the quarterback we all saw in 2020.
Clemson Legend Levon Kirkland and co-host Will Vandervort give their thoughts on what the storylines could be for the Tigers when spring practices begin in a couple of weeks. They also discuss the performances of Tee Higgins and D.J. Reader in Super Bowl LVI.
Clemson Ring of Honor Member Levon Kirkland and co-host Will Vandervort break down the Tigers' 2022 recruiting class, plus they talk about the Super Bowl, where five former Tigers' will play a role in Super Bowl LVI this Sunday. They also have all the latest news and notes coming out of the Clemson Football Program.
Former Clemson star Levon Kirkland and co-host Will Vandervort discuss if Clemson will find a way to better use the tight end position in the passing game next season. They also discuss which three teams from the ACC the Tigers should play every year.
In the latest edition of Bleav in Clemson Football, Clemson legend Levon Kirkland and co-host Will Vandervort talk about the performance of some former Tigers in last weekend's divisional round of the NFL Playoffs. They also discuss what was the greatest weekend in NFL Playoff history, plus the league's overtime rules and more.
Clemson had plenty of former Tigers named as finalist for the South Carolina Football Hall of Fame's Class of 2022. Former Clemson great Levon Kirkland and co-host Will Vandervort discuss this year's finalist, and how they are surprised some of the Clemson finalist are not already in the Hall of Fame. They also discuss who their favorite Tigers were when they were growing up.
Clemson got some big news over the weekend, as defensive end Xavier Thomas announced he is returning to Clemson for one final season. The Tigers also got their first player from the transfer portal, as former Clemson QB Hunter Johnson announced he is returning to Tiger Town.
Clemson legend Levon Kirkland and co-host Will Vandervort put a wrap on the 2021 College Football season, as they discuss the final rankings, look back at the 2021 Clemson Tigers one last time, review the national championship game and take a peak at the "Way Too Early" Top 25 for the 2022 season.
Clemson legend Levon Kirkland and co-host Will Vandervort discuss what influence former Clemson players had on the last day of the NFL regular season.
Clemson Ring of Honor member Levon Kirkland and co-host Will Vandervort discuss what makes Clemson so unique compared to other schools.
Clemson Ring of Honor Member Levon Kirkland and co-host Will Vandervort discuss the latest coaching change to Dabo Swinney's staff. They also look back at the Tigers' win over Iowa State in the Cheez-It Bowl and tell you what the Tigers did well and not so well down in Orlando.
No. 19 Clemson faces Iowa State in the Cheez-It Bowl on Wednesday. Former Clemson great Levon Kirkland and co-host Will Vandervort break down the game and tell you what the Tigers need to do to beat the Cyclones.
Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney gave a strong opinion on the transfer portal. Is he right? Clemson legend Levon Kirkland and co-host Will Vandervort think so. They all discuss the Tigers' 2022 signing class and break it down. They also discuss Deon Sanders' move in getting the top recruit in the country to come to Jackson State and what it could mean for college football going forward.
Clemson Ring of Honor member Levon Kirkland and co-host Will Vandervort discuss Tony Elliott taking the Virginia head coaching job and what it means for Clemson moving forward.
Things continue to be crazy at Clemson, as Dan Radakovich officially announces his departure to Miami. Offensive coordinator Tony Elliott is still being courted by Virginia and Duke. Former Clemson star Levon Kirkland and co-host Will Vandervort discuss both, plus discuss the College Football Playoff and the Tigers' Cheez-It Bowl matchup with Iowa State.
