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Dabo Swinney did a lot of due diligence to eventually hire Tom Allen as his new defensive coordinator. Allen, the former Indiana head coach, spent one year at Penn State before coming to Clemson. It’ll surely give a boost to the Tigers’ defense unit after Allen’s stellar job with the Nittany Lions this season.

Clemson officially introduced Tom Allen as the new defensive coordinator after he left Penn State for the same role with Dabo Swinney's program. In what some have call

With Allen’s hiring, five of Clemson’s 10 assistant coaches are now set to make at at $1 million in annual salary in 2025 (Allen, Riley, Matt Luke, Chris Rumph and Nick Eason). That’s on top of Swinney’s annual salary of $11.25 million for this year and puts the Tigers comfortably among the nation’s top 10 in total assistant coach pay.

Tom Allen became Dabo Swinney's fourth defensive coordinator hire. Allen explained Wednesday why he left Penn State after one season.

After one season as Penn State's defensive coordinator, Tom Allen is reportedly joining Dabo Swinney's staff at Clemson.

This story was updated to add new information. CLEMSON — Tom Allen is Clemson football's new defensive coordinator. Allen, 54, whose three-year contract was approved by the Clemson Board of Trustees on Tuesday,

It seems that Dabo Swinney has found his man. The Clemson Insider has information where all signs point to Penn State defensive coordinator Tom Allen to become the next defensive

Demonte Capehart is running it back at Clemson. The Tigers defensive lineman’s waiver has been approved by the NCAA, the school confirmed to On3, and he announced the news via social media. Dabo Swinney previously confirmed Clemson applied for a waiver for Capehart and was awaiting a response.

Allen is Tigers coach Dabo Swinney's fourth defensive coordinator ... having head coach and defensive coordinator stints in Florida and Indiana at the high school level from 1992 through 2006.

Sam McKewon has five ways to decide whether Nebraska is a top-25 team in 2025 while Husker hoops rides the roller coaster for teams built by the transfer portal.

Clemson went into the transfer portal this offseason and successfully landed key pieces for the first time under Dabo Swinney in this new era of college footbal