Swinney: Clemson Played Its Best Game, But Passing Offense Still Leaving Points Behind
Following Clemson’s 37-0 shutout of Charleston Southern, Dabo Swinney praised his team’s most complete performance of the season while acknowledging missed touchdown opportunities, continued passing-game struggles, and the need for sharper execution ahead of Virginia Tech.
Up Next: The Tigers return to the pitch on Sunday, Oct. 25 when they travel to Blacksburg, Va. for a matchup against Virginia Tech. Action can be caught on ESPNU at 2 p.m.
Following a bye week, Clemson safety Corey Myrick discussed the secondary's progress, areas needing improvement and the challenge of replacing a key contributor.
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.
With Easton Ware moving to right guard and Collin Sadler settling in at right tackle, the Tigers hope a reshuffled offensive front can help spark their offense over the final seven games.
With David Eziomume sidelined and Jarvis Green banged up, Jay Haynes could provide much-needed help in Clemson's backfield, while Christopher Vizzina continues progressing toward a return.
Clemson head coach Brad Brownell, Ace Buckner, and Carter Welling discussed the upcoming 2026-27 season this week at the ACC Basketball Tipoff in Charlotte, NC.
