2019 Schedule Breakdown: Clemson Tigers

2019 Schedule Breakdown: Clemson Tigers

The Tigers enter 2019 at the peak of their dynasty, fresh of the first 15-0 season in modern college football history. They lose some great juniors and seniors, but return a ton of key players and are projected to return to the college football playoff. What stands in their way? We break it down their … Continue reading →

2019 ACC RB Landscape

2019 ACC RB Landscape

Clemson brings back arguably their best running back since CJ Spiller with Travis Etienne returning for his junior season. He’ll co-headline one of the nations best offenses alongside QB Trevor Lawrence. He’s the obvious top of the list for RBs in the ACC entering 2019. Two other stars will push him throughout the season. Meanwhile, … Continue reading →

2019 ACC QB Landscape

2019 ACC QB Landscape

“It goes in cycles.” It was only a few years ago that the SEC hardly had a good passer and we wondered how Alabama’s defense would handle Deshaun Watson. Meanwhile, the ACC boasted Watson, Lamar Jackson, Mitch Trubisky, Brad Kaaya, Daniel Jones, Ryan Finley, Eric Dungey, Jerod Evans, and Nate Peterman in the same season … Continue reading →

Clemson vs. Notre Dame – Cotton Bowl Preview Video

As the Cotton Bowl nears, I synced up with Mark Rogers, proprietor of the popular YouTube Channel MarkRogersTV to preview the matchup. We looked at matchups with the four common opponents (Wake Forest, Florida State, Syracuse, and Pittsburgh) that Clemson and Notre Dame share, discussed team statistics, and talked about personnel to breakdown the matchup … Continue reading →

2018 College Football Predictions

2018 College Football Predictions

With football season finally upon us, I wanted to consolidate and chronicle some high-level thoughts and my official predictions for the 2018 College Football season. I’ve collected predictions from ShakintheSouthland.com readers, writers, and the media and analyzed them alongside my own conference picks in a piece you can read here. My picks are listed more succinctly … Continue reading →