The Clemson Dubcast
Larry Williams of Tigerillustrated.com takes you inside the helmet and inside the press box (minus the free food) to deliver the stories behind the stories. No screaming. No hot takes. No picks. Just honest insight and informed conversation.
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Roy Philpott (opens the original)
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Roy Philpott moved on from covering Clemson years ago, but the topic of his alma mater still comes up in his jobs doing ESPN play-by-play and a daily show on SiriusXM College. This season, Ole Miss coach Pete Golding shared with Philpott the sales pitch he presented to Lane Kiffin when Kiffin was being pursued by LSU last year. "We can be Clemson in the teens," Golding said, referring to the dominant run under Dabo Swinney and how it was accomplished. Philpott, who's in Louisville preparing to c
Wes Durham (opens the original)
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Clemson's 22-7 win over Georgia Southern ended at 1:07 AM on Sunday. Wes Durham was in Pittsburgh by 9 AM to call that day's 1 PM game between the Falcons and Steelers. Durham, who works for the ACC Network, ESPN and SiriusXM College in addition to being in his 23rd year calling games for the Falcons, joins the podcast to talk the logistics of getting from one point to another -- and this after an almost two-hour weather delay before the Clemson game. Durham also doesn't hold back on his concern
Andy Staples (opens the original)
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Andy Staples has covered college football for decades and has had a close knowledge of Dabo Swinney's program since the very beginning. Staples isn't troubled only by what he saw on the football field Saturday at LSU. He's also concerned about how Swinney is publicly addressing some of the problems and questions surrounding his football program -- including the roster-management topic that produced Swinney's controversial response in Tuesday's press conference. Staples vividly remembers how it e
Mickey Plyler (opens the original)
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Three days after Dabo Swinney absorbed the worst loss of his head-coaching career, Mickey Plyler didn't hold back. And neither did his listeners. Plyler has been a prominent host for WCCP-FM over Swinney's entire time at Clemson. He's never gone off on the future Hall of Fame coach like he did this morning. Plyler joined The Clemson Dubcast on his drive home to reflect on those three hours, and on the major predicament facing Clemson's football program that he believes is of Swinney's making.
Eric Mac Lain (opens the original)
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Once upon a time, Clemson was preparing for a game against LSU and not many folks gave the Tigers a chance. Eric Mac Lain was a player then, back in December of 2012, and he remembers how a brutal few weeks of bowl practices ended up giving Clemson the mental and physical toughness to hang with Les Miles' powerhouse program. The 25-24 triumph will always go down as one of the landmark breakthroughs of the Dabo Swinney era. "We went into that game wondering who we were and what we were about, and
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