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Hype continues to build for Cade Klubnik, T.J. Parker and the Clemson Tigers, who just missed the top spot in USA TODAY Sports' post-spring re-rank.

Sophomore edge rusher T.J. Parker may be the most NFL-ready defender on Clemson’s roster. Through two seasons, he’s already posted 89 tackles, 33 tackles for loss, and 16.5 sacks. His six forced fumbles last year led the ACC and highlighted his ability to disrupt offenses in multiple ways.

Here's what Dabo Swinney said about Tigers basketball big man Ian Schieffelin joining the Clemson football program as a tight end.

Clemson basketball forward Ian Schieffelin, an All-ACC selection in 2024-25, is joining the Tigers' football team as a tight end for the 2025 season

Head Coach Dabo Swinney announced today that Clemson Football has added former Clemson basketball star Ian Schieffelin as a tight end. “I’m excited about Ian’s addition,” Swinney said. “He is a great competitor with high level success at the college level.

Logos are a huge part of college football. They’re more than just designs on a helmet or a jersey—they’re a badge of pride that can tell the story of a program’s history. In 2025, few logos stand out for longevity as we celebrate some of college football’s most enduring symbols.

The 6-foot-8 All-ACC forward has no more basketball eligibility, but NCAA rules allow him to play on the gridiron in 2025

Clemson Tigers tight end Jake Briningstool was listed among 16 players signed by the Kansas City Chiefs as undrafted free agents on Saturday.

Some of the key returning players include cornerback Avieon Terrell, quarterback Cade Klubnik, defensive tackle Peter Woods, EDGE T.J. Parker, and linebacker Sammy Brown. Each of these athletes is listed among the top 100 players in College Football Network's rankings for the 2025 season.

Multiple outlets report that fan favorite Ian Schieffelin will join Dabo Swinney and the Clemson football program.

Ian Schieffelin and Clemson made it official Friday: one of the most successful players in the history of Tigers' men's basketball will join the football team as a tight end.

Fox Sports’ Joel Klatt has Alabama football ranked as the No. 9 team in college football port-spring. Klatt has Penn State ranked as his No. 1 team in college football.

Former Clemson basketball player Ian Schieffelin reportedly plans to join the football team at the school, according to The State Newspaper. Tiger Illustrated alluded to the possibility Wednesday.

NFL Draft in the books, the football world turns the page to the 2026 cycle. College programs bid goodbye to their former stars as their dreams were realized over the weekend, and NFL franchises have begun evaluating and ranking the next draft class.

Jimmy Graham and Julius Peppers played both sports in college before becoming All-Pro NFL players and one of the greatest tight ends of all time, Antonio Gates, famously played basketball at Kent State before.

Ian Schieffelin was one of the top basketball players for the Tigers this season, and with his eligibility expiring, he's considering football.

A basketball player at Clemson is moving over to the school’s football team, as Tigers star forward Ian Schieffelin will make the transition to the gridiron in

Ian Schieffelin has made it official: he's now a member of the Clemson football team. Schieffelin took to social media Friday to share a photoshopped image of himself in a half-basketball, half-football jersey with Clemson Memorial Stadium in the backdrop. The words "NEXT CHAPTER" appeared in capital letters across the image.

After four standout seasons with Clemson basketball, Ian Schieffelin is officially joining the Clemson football team as a tight end. He made the announcement Friday with a photoshopped image of himself wearing a split basketball-football jersey in front of Memorial Stadium, captioned simply: “NEXT CHAPTER.”

Ian Schieffelin played four seasons with Clemson basketball. He will trade in his sneakers for cleats to play for Clemson football and Dabo Swinney in 2025.

After 134 games in a Clemson basketball jersey, power forward Ian Schieffelin is changing uniforms. But not schools.

One of Clemson’s most popular basketball players is switching sports. Former Tigers forward Ian Schieffelin plans to join coach Dabo Swinney’s football team and play as a tight end this season, according to various local reports.