Swinney Updates Key Injuries, Addresses Roster Spending Ahead of Charleston Southern
Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney provided encouraging updates on Jay Haynes and Christopher Vizzina, defended the program’s use of its financial resources, and emphasized the importance of execution as the Tigers prepare to host Charleston Southern on Saturday.
Brandon Ford played in Morris’ system during his first stint at Clemson. He says opportunities for the Tigers’ tight ends start with physicality, blocking and accountability.
Up Next: The Tigers hit the road and return to conference play when they travel to Palo Alto, Calif. for a matchup at No. 13 Stanford on Sunday, Oct. 11. Action is slated to kickoff at 9 p.m. ET on ACCNX.
After leading Clemson back to the NCAA Tournament, Shawn Poppie enters Year 3 with a bigger, deeper roster and expectations that could extend past last season’s breakthrough.
Despite Clemson’s 41-13 loss to No. 4 Miami, Reynolds delivered a career-best passing performance while Bryant Wesco Jr. and the Tigers’ receiving corps showed signs of a growing connection.
Dabo Swinney called Corian Gipson’s season-ending knee injury a “big, big loss” as Clemson turns to several options to replace one of its most versatile defensive backs.
Clemson stayed within striking distance of No. 4 Miami into the second half, but the Hurricanes took control at the line of scrimmage and pulled away for a 41-13 win in Death Valley.
