2008 December | Upstate Today Archives

Swinney: Tigers still haven’t played their best

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Clemson has not played its best game yet, so the way its head coach sees it, his team is due today when the Tigers take on Nebraska in the Konica Minolta Gator Bowl.

Clemson-Nebraska bringing back a little bit of history

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Right when Andy Headen knocked down Mark Mauer’s heave that sealed Clemson’s 22-15 win over Nebraska in the 1982 Orange Bowl, linebacker Jeff Davis went looking for that one national reporter who earlier in the week had no idea where Clemson was located.

Stakes are high for Tigers in Gator Bowl

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Since college football, unlike every other major and minor sport, lacks a true system for determining a champion on the field – sorry, I just can’t seem to leave this topic alone – it’s often unclear what exactly is at stake for a given bowl game.

Clemson’s keys to victory against Nebraska in the Konica Minolta Gator Bowl

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A look at what Clemson has to do in order to win today’s bowl game against Nebraska

Who has the edge? Clemson vs. Nebraska

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A breakdown of today’s Konica Minolta Gator Bowl

Gamecocks focused on stopping Greene

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South Carolina coach Steve Spurrier knows his team has a tough task in stopping Iowa running back Shonn Greene in Thursday’s Outback Bowl.

Inside the huddle with Clemson’s James Davis

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The Daily Journal / The Daily Messenger is in Jacksonville, Fla. to cover the Clemson Tigers in the Konica Minolta Gator Bowl. All-ACC running back James Davis sat down with us to give some insight into what he is thinking about and how he is feeling as the Tigers get set to play Nebraska today at Jacksonville’s Municipal Stadium. Davis talks about the Konica Minolta Gator Bowl, his last game, the records and his birthday in his last one-on-one interview as a Clemson Tiger.