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Chris Johnson Jr.

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Fastest Teams in EA Sports College Football 27 Set the Pace for a New Era

EA Sports’ upcoming College Football 27 showcases unprecedented speed metrics, with Texas A&M topping the rankings and several athletes achieving the rare 99 score. The data reveals deep talent pools across the nation, while traditional powerhouses hover just outside the top five.

Jul 9, 2026

Clemson’s 2026 Running Back Depth Chart: A Push for Balance

Clemson’s rushing attack struggled last season, averaging just 3.7 yards per carry and slipping outside the top 100 nationally. The statistic underscores a gap the program has long prided itself on closing, especially given its storied history of dominant ground games. Head coach Dabo Swinney has repeatedly emphasized that the solution lies not in a single star, but in a collective effort that can sustain production through the season. Among the backups, Jay Haynes stands out as a sleeper candidate who can both run and catch, having amassed over 300 total yards and three rushing touchdowns in 2024. Gideon Davidson is slated to inherit the starting role, having posted 4.3 yards per carry and 80 yards on nine rushes in the spring game. His blend of size and agility gives the Tigers a traditional power runner to build around. Chris Johnson Jr., an SMU transfer, brings blazing speed that could stretch defenses, while veterans David Eziomume and Jarvis Green are expected to see reserve snaps and push for larger roles. The competition is fierce, and Swinney believes that at least two backs will emerge as the primary contributors, a depth that could finally give the Tigers the balance they have been missing.

Jul 7, 2026

Clemson’s Offensive Revival: Chad Morris Aims to Restore Dominance

Clemson’s offense entered the 2025 season with a clear mandate: bounce back from a disappointing first‑quarter showing that saw its efficiency tumble from 10.4 points per game a year earlier to just 5.5. The drop not only stripped the Tigers of an early‑game spark but also dropped them from third nationally in first‑quarter scoring to 65th, a slide that has set the tone for a broader offensive reassessment.

May 25, 2026