The coach who once said he'd quit over pay-for-play has built what some believe is college football's No. 1 team

Clemson With record-breaking beer sales from the Savannah Bananas event, the university is seeing a huge boost to its bottom line, and this is just the beginning.

The Clemson Tigers are coming off of one of their biggest roller coaster seasons in quite some time. After being blown out by the Georgia Bulldogs in the opener

Clemson's athletic department and distributor Aramark sold beer to a sold-out Memorial Stadium during the Savannah Bananas game and spring football game.

I wouldn’t change a thing,” university president Jim Clements said about the moment with his graduating daughter, Grace. “It was pure joy.”

The Clemson Tigers recent struggles continued this past weekend when they dropped a weekend series against the No. 20 Duke Blue Devils. Including the two games

Joel Klatt shared his thoughts of the Clemson Tigers and the Notre Dame Fighting Irish 12-year scheduling agreement. Klatt mentions other schools he wants to lock up scheduling agreements and his dream schedule for the future of college football.

Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney isn't ready to compare this defensive line to the Power Rangers, but the talent is undeniable.