JOSH NEEDELMAN's guest appearances

JOSH NEEDELMAN

The Clemson Dubcast

Kenny & JT

Brian Anderson

Chad Carson

Thomas Aquinas

James Lipton

Steve Schirripa

Troy Davis

Sam Darnold

James Davis

Tom Jones

John Dorsey

David Baker

James Harris

Chad Brown

Dennis Smith

Scott Hamilton

OwlTail

Josh Needelman joins the podcast to discuss why he chose to leave his job as Clemson beat reporter for The Post and Courier after a two-year stint in the Upstate. Josh is from New York, and a year of being away from his family because of the pandemic reinforced to him the importance of being close to loved ones -- particularly his twin brother Scott, who is autistic and nonverbal. Having joined the Clemson beat after covering UVA, Josh saw in full color the immensity of big-time college football -- and the always entertaining, sometimes controversial Dabo Swinney. Josh gives his thoughts on how Swinney is portrayed in the national media and also shares his philosophy on how much or how little time is necessary to spend on social media when you're trying to cover a team and establish a brand.

Josh Needelman joins the podcast to discuss why he chose to leave his job as Clemson beat reporter for The Post and Courier after a two-year stint in the Upstate. Josh is from New York, and a year of being away from his family because of the pandemic reinforced to him the importance of being close to loved ones -- particularly his twin brother Scott, who is autistic and nonverbal. Having joined the Clemson beat after covering UVA, Josh saw in full color the immensity of big-time college football -- and the always entertaining, sometimes controversial Dabo Swinney. Josh gives his thoughts on how Swinney is portrayed in the national media and also shares his philosophy on how much or how little time is necessary to spend on social media when you're trying to cover a team and establish a brand.

Josh Needelman

We head to South Carolina on The Kenny &amp; JT Show to preview the Fiesta Bowl behind enemy lines. Has QB Trevor Lawrence regressed? Have the Tigers truly been tested this year? What are some other names to watch out for? And how can the Buckeyes (finally) beat Clemson?

CLEMSON BEAT WRITER JOSH NEEDELMAN