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Clemson Bringing Back Chad Morris as Next Offensive Coordinator, Reports Say
- In January, Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney rehired Chad Morris as offensive coordinator, replacing Garrett Riley pending Board of Trustees compensation committee approval.
- Swinney turned to Morris after the Pinstripe Bowl loss and disappointing season, rehiring the assistant who helped build Clemson's playoff and title era.
- During his first stint, Chad Morris helped the Tigers offense average over 30 points and set 127 program records from 2011–14.
- Clemson expects Morris to rebuild a regressed offense and assess personnel swiftly, immediately evaluating the crowded quarterback room for Cade Klubnik's replacement as the transfer portal opened Friday.
- Critics note Chad Morris 'hasn't done much this decade' and his 18-40 head coaching record raises skepticism among fans, putting both his and Dabo Swinney's legacies at stake.
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