Barry Richardson News

Let the recovery begin. And make sure it starts fast, or Clemson coach Tommy Bowden could face more trouble than expected this season.

' The so-called national experts have determined the one weak link on the Clemson football team is its offensive line, but head coach Tommy Bowden is feeling good about the talented but inexperienced group.

Clemson returns a constellation of offensive skill stars but must rebuild its offensive line.

Coach: Tommy Bowden . Staff In 2007: 9-4, 5-3 in the ACC . Highlights Returning starters: Offense-7. Defense-7. Special teams-2 Depth Chart Key losses: Offense-T Christian Capote, G Chris McDuffie, G Brandon ...

Coach: Tommy Bowden . Staff In 2007: 9-4, 5-3 in the ACC . Highlights Returning starters: Offense-7. Defense-7. Special teams-2 Depth Chart Key losses: Offense-T Christian Capote, G Chris McDuffie, G Brandon ...

The Chiefs reduced their list of unsigned draft picks to seven Wednesday when they agreed to terms on three-year contracts with wide receiver Kevin Robinson of Utah State and defensive end Brian Johnston of ...

CollegeFootballNews.com breaks down Clemson as part of its season previews of the ACC.

Kansas City Chiefs President Carl Peterson announced on Wednesday that the club has agreed to terms of a three-year contract with T Barry Richardson.

“He's ready to make a big impression.”

Former Clemson offensive lineman Barry Richardson's wait was longer than he hoped but not in vain. via The State

Has breakaway speed but lacks strength.... Rushed for 1,619 yards last season.... Three-time All Big 12 choice.... Has been prone to fumble. via Kansas.com

“There are some guys here at the center and guard positions that will compete for those positions.”

I want to commend Bill Kuharich and his scouts for all the work they've put into this. via Kansas City Chiefs

“I came in and capitalized on the opportunity. Hopefully I'll do the same thing this time around.”

All along, Barry Richardson was told he'd likely be taken between the second and fifth rounds of the NFL Draft. via The Post and Courier

“But it doesn't really matter where I'm at, it matters where I end up. "I feel good about everything. I'm just glad it's over.”

Three times in a minute, former Clemson defensive end Phillip Merling had to ask that a question be repeated because of the noise. via Thestate.com

“That's just Barry's nature. 'We've seen him play very well for us. Maybe there's been some inconsistency, but I never thought that Barry was a guy that was manhandled out there.”

CLEMSON -- Barry Richardson learned quickly that for all the information available to NFL draft zealots, there's a parallel universe dispensing reams of misinformation. via GreenvilleOnline.com

“I'm anxious, naturally, to see how the team will respond”

Clemson coach Tommy Bowden sees one welcome change this fall - it will be his Tigers instead of himself in the crosshairs. via Spartanburg Herald-Journal

“And they're worried about that carrying over onto the field, that's the vibe I'm getting.”

There are so many ways to interpret offensive lineman Barry Richardson's demeanor that one can only guess the impression left on individual pro scouts. via The State

“Lambert can do it. I want to see a lot of toughness out of him. I want to see a complete player out of him.”

A little tunnel vision wouldn't hurt Cory Lambert. After nearly four full seasons of Barry Richardson at offensive left tackle, the Clemson University football team needs a new wide body to protect quarterback ... via The Greenville News

“People who make these predictions, they say those things and they don't look at the tape. They're looking at what I did last.”

Vaneiseea Richardson keeps telling her brother he needs to speak up for a change. via The Post and Courier

At 6-foot-2 and 240 pounds, Rendrick Taylor looks more like a linebacker than a receiver. via Post and Courier

“I know the drills on the field; I mean you get a chance to see them athletically and stuff, but you don't play football in shorts and T-shirts.”

Granted, the NFL Scouting Combine isn't an exact science, especially as some drills don't apply to certain positions. via College Football News