Griffin Barfield is a Sports Editor at The Tiger. He specializes in themes related to competitive sports, professional sports, and sports business, with a strong focus on team sports and major league tournaments. Griffin's work has been featured in notable publications including MSN, Sports Illustrated, and Yahoo Sports.
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Griffin Barfield's coverage is heavily focused on local sports events, particularly college soccer and Clemson University. His articles predominantly revolve around event coverage, with occasional evolving stories related to the sports scene.
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By: Griffin Barfield
The Auburn Tiger s got headlines this offseason for the offensive potential they could possess under head coach Alex Golesh. But in his first-career win on the Plains, it was the Tigers' defense that helped bring in the victory over Baylor.
While the Auburn defense won the day in its first game of the season against Baylor, the program lost a depth piece to its secondary entering the week of its home opener.
By: Griffin Barfield
Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney knows his team can't replay the 51-10 loss the Tigers suffered last Saturday against LSU, but he knows what it can do: respond.
By: Griffin Barfield
The Clemson Tigers struggled to meet the moment in their Week 1 contest, being blown out by No. 11 LSU in Baton Rouge to begin the 2026 season. Especially with a lightning delay that had this game begin more than an hour after it started, nearly every program was watching.
Despite Clemso n's loss in Week 1 to LSU , there was one observation that fans were able to examine: the Tigers played both of their two starting-caliber quarterbacks.
By: Griffin Barfield
With only one game of film from the Auburn Tigers under a new process with head coach Alex Golesh, Southern Miss head coach Blake Anderson found a point of emphasis within the team on offense.
By: Griffin Barfield
For some college athletes, it's more about getting onto the field after injuries than about the main competition. For Clemson's senior running back Jarvis Green , it's been the unfortunate case.
By: Griffin Barfield
The Clemson Tigers have the opportunity to turn the page on what was a Week 1 to forget, returning home to face Georgia Southern in the first contest inside Memorial Stadium this season.
For years, Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney has been putting the Tigers up against a top opponent to begin his season. Now, for the first time in almost 10 years, they won't open up the season with a Power Four opponent.
By: Griffin Barfield
After fall camp concluded back in August, the Clemson Tigers had nearly everybody healthy, a positive sign for head coach Dabo Swinney entering the season. Hav
