Clemson football player Dabo Swinney keeps it cryptic in the play-calling controversy after spotting the play sheet appeared on the first day ClutchPoints. Add ClutchPoints as Preferred Source by clicking here.
With the Clemson football team taking a 20-16 loss to the Virginia Tech Hokies, it marks another early success for the Tigers this season. As Clemson football head coach Dabo Swinney leads the program, he would talk about the prospect surrounding the team’s play-calling duties.
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While the Tigers struggled on offense, much of the blame was placed on offensive coordinator Chad Morris, as when Swinney appeared on the play sheet, he was asked if he would call plays at halftime.
“Thinking that he was playing on the sidelines with a play sheet, did Clemson coach Dabo Swinney call the middle plays of the Virginia Tech game? Dabo: “I always have a play sheet. I always have”. He said that he only does not always have it actively in his hands, but it is around / close,” wrote the Chapel of Fowler Public Newspaper on Saturday at 10, once on Twitter.
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Quarterback Tait Reynolds would start the game and finished with 143 yards to go with no touchdowns and no interceptions, as Swinney was asked if he had thought at all about Christopher Vizzina, which the coach denied.
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“Clemson returnee Dabo Swinney says senior QB Christopher Vizzina will be ready and fully healthy tonight vs. Virginia Tech,” Fowler wrote. “Did he think about going to Vizzina at any point in the game over freshman QB Tait Reynolds? I’ll say, ‘No, no.’
Clemson football loss “will leave a scar”
The Clemson football team’s loss to the Hokies brings the Tigers to a 4-3 record and 2-2 in conference play, which is no doubt about Swinney’s disappointment after the loss, as he expressed on Sunday.
“Of course he’s really disappointed with the outcome of the game. It was a game that we had plenty of opportunity to win it, and we didn’t. I’ve been in a lot of games over 18 years, a bunch of good ones, but also some tough losses along the way. Some of those losses will leave a scar. This one will leave a scar,” Swinney said via On3 Sports.
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Swinney and the Tigers look to bounce back on Saturday against Florida State.
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