Ellington to Return as Clemson Tiger in 2012
Clemson confirms Andre Ellington will return for his senior season after a productive 2011 campaign. Ellington rushed for 1,178 yards and 11 touchdowns, missed games with injuries, and ranks 10th in Clemson history with 2,355 career rushing yards. The Tigers also eye strong 2012 prospects with Boyd at quarterback and Watkins at receiver. Clemson schedules spring game for April 7 and opens practice March 2.
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Analysts pick Clemson No. 5 in preseason poll
ESPN analysts rate Clemson fifth in the preseason poll after a rough 2011-12 end highlighted by a 70-33 Orange Bowl defeat to West Virginia. The piece notes continued bullish sentiment for the Tigers.
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Clemson Freshman Placed on All American Team
Watkins earns place on a national honor list as a Clemson freshman named to the All American team compiled by a prominent football writer. The acknowledgment highlights a standout early college season and invites attention to Clemson’s rising talent.
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Season of highs and lows for USC 2011 Gamecocks
South Carolina's 2011 football season ended 11-2 after a Capital One Bowl win over Nebraska. The defense anchored a year with an early injury to Marcus Lattimore and the dismissal of quarterback Stephen Garcia, yet Connor Shaw led late surge while Melvin Ingram earned All American honors including a 68 yard fake punt TD at Georgia.
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Gamecocks Defense Shines Behind Allen Versatility
Spur linebacker Antonio Allen logged 91 tackles for loss, three interceptions, and four forced fumbles, key to South Carolina’s string of SEC wins with low-scoring offensive outputs. Wilds boosted by 120 rushing yards in two games despite limited carries. The team fell short of the SEC title after a 16-13 Week 5 loss to Auburn, as Garcia threw two picks in a 289-yard effort.
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