Analyst predicts Dabo Swinney's last season coaching at Clemson
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 30, 2026, 3:50 PM
Last updated Aug 30, 2026

National analyst Nicole Auerbach suggests 2026 could be Dabo Swinney's final year at Clemson. After a disappointing 7-6 season in 2025, expectation levels for the Tigers are lower, with the team ranked fourth in the ACC preseason media poll. Swinney’s reluctance to embrace the transfer portal and NIL changes has raised questions about his future, especially after failing to acquire a quarterback in the offseason. Clemson’s upcoming game against LSU on September 5 could be a pivotal moment for both the team and Swinney’s tenure. The Tigers need a strong showing to dispel notions of decline after last year's performance.
- •Nicole Auerbach predicts it may be Swinney's last year.
- •Clemson finished 2025 with a 7-6 record.
- •Tigers ranked fourth in ACC preseason poll.
- •Clemson faces LSU on September 5.
- •Swimmy did not acquire a new quarterback this offseason.
- 3:50 PMYahoo Sports — National analyst predicts it’s Dabo Swinney’s last year coaching at Clemson
"After being incredibly high on Dabo Swinney and the Tigers last year, this analyst now believes it will likely be Dabo Swinney’s last year at Clemson.
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