Griffin Barfield

Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney had an offseason filled with the transfer portal, a mass exodus of key players and a handful of recruits who were thrust into starting roles early.

At the beginning of the summer, Clemson defensive tackle Hevin Brown-Shuler had his world turned upside down when he was diagnosed at a young age with Hodgkin lymphoma, undergoing chemotherapy treatments since fall camp began.

They say the SEC is a gauntlet, and the Auburn Tigers are experiencing that firsthand in October, facing their fourth-ranked opponent of the month on Saturday in the No. 12 Ole Miss Rebels.

After the Clemson Tigers' loss to Virginia Tech last weekend, the program fell to 2-8 in their last home games against Power Four opponents. Then, the national media found that out.

With one more game to go until the regular season starts, the Clemson Tigers men's basketball team took down Presbyterian at Littlejohn Coliseum, winning 84-70.

The Auburn Tigers finish up their gauntlet of October with one more ranked opponent, but its one who made the College Football Playoff semifinals a season ago: No. 12 Ole Miss.

The C lemson Tigers are looking for a bounce-back spot this weekend, traveling to Tallahassee, Florida, to face the Florida State Seminoles on Saturday night.

In the opening game of the season, Clemson freshman quarterback Tait Reynolds was thrust into the game under center in one of the loudest environments in college football: Tiger Stadium at LSU.

Clemson football heads to a hostile environment this Saturday, traveling to Doak Campbell Stadium to face the Florida State Seminoles.

The Auburn Tigers allowed 38 points to LSU last weekend, the most in a game since their Week 3 matchup with Florida, and with a keystone matchup against No. 12 Ole Miss this weekend, they'll need to step it up if they want to emerge with a Halloween victory in Oxford.