Chris Clemons News

If he has a single moment to spare, odds are DeAndre McDaniel is somewhere analyzing film, an activity that walks a fine line between pastime and obsession for the Clemson safety.

Clemson running back C.J. Spiller has been named National Offensive Player of the Week by the Walter Camp Foundation for his performance at Miami .

Welcome to the game-day roster, Chris Clemons . Not only did the rookie safety out of Clemson get a boost from his alma mater's overtime upset of the Miami Hurricanes on Saturday, Clemons has finally made his way onto the Miami Dolphins ' 45-man roster for today's home matchup against high-powered New Orleans.

The list includes five members of the 2008 team who will be playing their rookie seasons in the NFL.

A knowing expression crossed the face of junior DeAndre McDaniel as he opened his own can of worms.

A knowing expression crossed the face of junior DeAndre McDaniel as he opened his own can of worms.

Having started 26 consecutive games together, Clemson's cornerback tandem of Chris Chancellor and Crezdon Butler has come to know each other pretty well.

Clemons stood out in OTAs with his ability to make plays, showing why some predraft projections had him going as high as the second or third round.

Chris Clemons was 12 when he earned the nickname everybody back home in small-town Arcadia still uses.

After doing the Big 10 Preview, I'm moving on to the fourth best conference in college football this season: the ACC.

The Dolphins' 2009 rookie class will be out in full force for the opening of training camp on Sunday.

Miami Dolphins first-round pick Vontae Davis has agreed to terms, leaving the team still negotiating with two draft choices.

Cornerback Sean Smith from Utah, safety Chris Clemons from Clemson, and wide receiver Patrick Turner from USC all turned heads in the south Florida heat.

To understand a little of Kevin Steele's feel for football, it helps to have a feeling about the man.

Published: Monday, July 13, 2009 at 12:08 p.m. Last Modified: Monday, July 13, 2009 at 12:08 p.m. Former DeSoto County High and Clemson University standout Chris Clemons will be one of the guest instructors at the Port Charlotte Pirates 2009 Youth Football Camp.

The Dolphins appeared to be closing in on a deal with rookie safety Chris Clemons, their fifth-round pick out of Clemson.