Clemson football's second scrimmage of fall camp brought encouraging news for one position group, but also highlighted a few ...

Will Adam Randall start week one against LSU? In this first edition of Hood VS. Mann, the pair debate on the Orange Crush ...

Adam Randall, the top candidate to replace Phil Mafah as Clemson's top running back, had a huge final scrimmage, coach Dabo ...

Veteran offensive lineman Walker Parks, Clemson’s expected starting right guard, was injured during the team’s Aug. 9 ...

Adam Randall is turning heads at 240 pounds with 4.4 speed after switching positions. Clemson may have unlocked a hidden star ...

Clemson senior Adam Randall has studied some obvious dual-threats as he switches from receiver to running back. But he’s also ...

After spending his first three years at wide receiver, his main position in high school, Adam Randall's move to running back could pay dividends ...

Wide receiver Adam Randall, a four-star recruit out of Myrtle Beach, S.C., tore his ACL last Friday in practice, Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney said on Monday.

Randall didn’t hesitate. In that CFP semifinal, the 6-foot-2, 225-pound Randall ripped off a 41-yard run that showed what his rare blend of size and speed could bring to the running game.

Clemson freshmen receiver Adam Randall finally made his debut in Death Valley after tearing his ACL in the summer. The 4-star prospect got some advice from former Tigers star Amari Rodgers.

In-state wide receiver Adam Randall has officially signed with Clemson. The 6-foot-3, 200-pound prospect out of Myrtle Beach committed to the Tigers on Christmas Day of 2020, after picking up a ...

2022 wide receiver Adam Randall committed to the Tigers back on New Year's Day and the SI All-American candidate recently discussed his decision with All Clemson.