Dabo Swinney says Clemson will keep its quarterback plans in-house after Christopher Vizzina and Tait Reynolds both saw action in Saturday's 51-10 loss at LSU.
Clemson's quarterback competition remained tight deep into fall camp, but offensive coordinator Chad Morris says Christopher Vizzina's consistency and ability to respond when things went wrong ultimately helped him earn the starting job over freshman Tait Reynolds.
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Clemson has yet to announce its starting quarterback for the LSU opener, but recent reporting points toward Vizzina as the Tigers continue preparations for Baton Rouge.
After three years of waiting, Christopher Vizzina believes his opportunity has arrived. The confidence, poise, and maturity he showed Tuesday suggest Clemson’s quarterback is ready to embrace everything that comes with it.
Chad Morris isn't promising a return to the past, but his vision for Clemson's offense starts with a fierce quarterback competition, a system built around his signal-caller's strengths, and plenty of playmakers ready to thrive.
Following a season of offensive struggles that led to Garrett Riley’s dismissal, Clemson’s quarterbacks are adjusting to a new scheme and tempo during spring practice.