Clemson coach Dabo Swinney sounds off on criticism in fiery rant after team's 1-2 start
- Clemson football coach Dabo Swinney fiercely defended his program amid a 1-2 start during a Sept. 16 press conference in Clemson, South Carolina.
- Swinney cited Clemson's recent success, including winning eight league titles in 10 years and making seven playoff appearances, to frame current struggles.
- He acknowledged the offense's weaknesses and close losses but emphasized the team remains a few plays from being undefeated and expects improvement.
- Swinney stated that if Clemson no longer wants him as their coach, he is prepared to leave and continue his coaching career elsewhere, emphasizing that he still has many years ahead in coaching.
- The coach remains optimistic Clemson can restore its playoff and championship aspirations despite the worst start since 2014 and below-average offensive production.
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Dabo Swinney defends Clemson, reminds critics of team's winning tradition despite season's slow start
Clemson football coach Dabo Swinney defended his team amid a 1-2 start, reminding critics of his track record of success and the Tigers history of bouncing back.
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