Photo gallery: Photographer's Choice From Clemson's 2019 Season

On the day of Clemson's Semi Final Playoff game against the Ohio State Buckeyes, take a look back at how the Tigers got here

QB1 Trevor Lawrence: Clemson v. Georgia Tech

First Tiger Walk of 2019, and Clemson's faithful show up en masse on a Thursday to witness the start of what is to become another undefeated season. The game also marked the premier of the ACC Network.

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Amari Rodgers returns: Clemson v. Texas A&M

Amari Rodgers returned to active play during the Texas A&M game after an early recovery from an ACL tear he suffered in spring camp. Rodgers wasn't expected to return until the end of September or early October. 

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Tee Higgins sets a personal record: Clemson v. Syracuse

Tee Higgins recorded 150 yards on seven receptions all occurring in the first half of the game. This was the first time any Clemson receiver had racked up that many yards in a half since Sammy Watkins' 177 yards against Wake Forest in 2012

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Have yourself a game, K'Von Wallace: Clemson v. Charlotte

Safety K'Von Wallace scores on a 66 yard interception. A record number of Clemson players saw playing time during the game against Charlotte. And at halftime, Clemson fans became part of the Disney movie that had been filmed on campus all week. 

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You only gotta win by one: Clemson v. UNC

The Clemson defense stops a two point conversion attempt by the North Carolina offense. Had the Tarheels been successful, they would have won the game. Clemson's defense had been questioned by the national media prior to the season; Coach Swinney knew he had the best back seven he had ever coached. 

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A.B.A.D Man- A bad, angry Dabo: Clemson v. Florida State University

After surviving the North Carolina game, the national narrative surrounding Clemson focused on Trevor Lawrence and the struggles the Tiger offense had during that game. It was clear at the start of the game against Florida State, Coach Swinney had his team ready to prove there was nothing wrong with Trevor or the Clemson offense.

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Clemson's Defense continues to impress: Clemson v. Louisville

Isaiah Simmons is seemingly everywhere during every game, and against Louisville had eight total tackles, two sacks, and one pass break-up. Safety K'Von Wallace recorded another interception. 

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Travis Etienne on a TD streak: Clemson v. Boston College

Etienne continued on his journey towards being one of Clemson's most productive running backs in school history by recording his fifth three-touchdown game when the Tigers returned home to defeat Boston College 59-7

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Defensive prowess on display: Clemson v. Boston College

I was unable to photograph the Clemson v. Wofford game due to a prior commitment. So, I decided to include this image of Logan Rudolph's fumble recovery during the Boston College game. Rudolph's scoop and score was the first of his Clemson career. 

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There is nothing wrong with Trevor Lawrence: Clemson v. NC State

Since the first half of the Louisville game, Lawrence had thrown zero interceptions. In this game against the Wolfpack, #16 passed for three touchdowns in five consecutive games, something no other Clemson QB had done in school history. He also had a career high with 59 rushing yards gained and scored one rushing touchdown in the process.

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Trevor Lawrence ties his own records: Clemson v. Wake Forest

Lawrence has four touchdown passes in one game tying his own record set against Syracuse earlier in the season. Clemson's defense held Wake Forest to a total 105 yards.

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Justyn Ross pours it on for the game against the Gamecocks: Clemson v. University of South Carolina

Justyn Ross had  a 16 yard touchdown reception that initially was ruled incomplete. But, a review of the play revealed Ross had caught the pass within the boundary lines of the end zone. Ross also had a career high 9 receptions totally 111 yards. The Tigers closed out their regular season 12- 0. 

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Isaiah Simmons flies all over the field: Clemson v. Virginia ACC Championship game

Simmons has one of three interceptions against the Cavaliers, records nine tackles, and goes on to win the Butkus award the following day. The Tigers dismantled Cavaliers 61-17 and sealed their spot in the playoff.  

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