Dalton Freeman's guest appearances

Dalton Freeman

The Clemson Dubcast

Crunch Time Plays

Bryan Driskell

Matt Connolly

James Davis

Scott Hamilton

Justin Foster

Jim Barker

Tom Rinaldi

Doug Jones

Larry Williams

Dennis Dodd

Jacob Davis

Daniel Boyd

Corey Miller

Andrew Miller

Robert Smith

OwlTail

Crunch Time Plays welcomes the founder of Fifth Quarter South Carolina and Fifth Quarter SEC Dalton Freeman to talk the Shane Beamer hire at South Carolina, expectations for this season, the top recruiting targets still out there for the Gamecocks, the importance of recruiting the Northeast, and much more!

Crunch Time Plays welcomes the founder of Fifth Quarter South Carolina and Fifth Quarter SEC Dalton Freeman to talk the Shane Beamer hire at South Carolina, expectations for this season, the top recruiting targets still out there for the Gamecocks, the importance of recruiting the Northeast, and much more!

Fifth Quarter's Dalton Freeman

Roman Fry

Roman Fry reminisces about his Clemson days and recalls a spring-break trip he and Nathan Bennett took to Panama City Beach. "We decided to join in this game called King of the Ring, where there was a circle and these guys who thought they were pretty tough throwing anybody who came inside the circle outside the circle. The next thing I know we're in there and we're taking on as many as we can, back-to-back. We stayed King of the Ring for five straight hours, no joke. Somehow we did it. A few beers were involved, actually a lot more than a few. Clemson's offensive line won the day there. I'm learning that the players now don't do as much of that, which might be a good thing." And Dalton Freeman reflects on being a part of the transformation of Clemson football under Dabo Swinney from being a redshirt in 2008, to closing his college career with a pivotal bowl triumph over LSU in 2012.

Roman Fry reminisces about his Clemson days and recalls a spring-break trip he and Nathan Bennett took to Panama City Beach. "We decided to join in this game called King of the Ring, where there was a circle and these guys who thought they were pretty tough throwing anybody who came inside the circle outside the circle. The next thing I know we're in there and we're taking on as many as we can, back-to-back. We stayed King of the Ring for five straight hours, no joke. Somehow we did it. A few beers were involved, actually a lot more than a few. Clemson's offensive line won the day there. I'm learning that the players now don't do as much of that, which might be a good thing." And Dalton Freeman reflects on being a part of the transformation of Clemson football under Dabo Swinney from being a redshirt in 2008, to closing his college career with a pivotal bowl triumph over LSU in 2012.

Roman Fry and Dalton Freeman