SAN JOSE, Calif. – Tre Lamar watched helplessly last season as Alabama dominated Clemson in the Sugar Bowl to end their 2017 season.
Lamar struggled to stay healthy down the stretch in 2017 and only played in 10 of Clemson’s 14 games. Now, he feels healthier than any other point in his college career and is eager to face the Crimson Tide and contribute on the field.
Second-ranked Clemson is preparing to play No. 1 Alabama for the fourth consecutive season and third time in four years as part of the College Football Playoff National Championship Game.