Mason Trotter

Offensive Lineman

6′2″ / 280 lbs

Spartanburg, SC

Senior (RS)

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2 yr ago by Staff Reports

Swinney on Uiagalelei's 'do or die' situation, Mason Trotter's career ends

Dabo Swinney spoke last night and had several key notes, including the end of Mason Trotter's career due to a back issue.

Swinney on Clemson's woes: 'I mean, we need to not score for the other team'

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3 yr ago by Staff Reports

Swinney on Clemson's woes: 'I mean, we need to not score for the other team'

Dabo Swinney spoke with the media yesterday about several topics, including several offensive linemen and the issues that have hindered the Tigers all season.

Veteran knows where offensive line needs improvement

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4 yr ago by Tyreese Ingram

Veteran knows where offensive line needs improvement

The entire Clemson football team is working hard this spring to improve and have a renewed focus after a disappointing end to 2020. One position group, the offensive line, will work on building depth and becoming more physical after being pushed around by the Buckeyes in the Sugar Bowl.

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