Clemson struggles with passing offense ahead of Virginia Tech matchup

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Last updated Oct 22, 2026

Clemson struggles with passing offense ahead of Virginia Tech matchup
Summary

Clemson's passing offense ranks 111th nationally, with zero touchdowns in over a month. In their recent 37-0 win against Charleston Southern, the Tigers recorded only 207 passing yards. First-year offensive coordinator Chad Morris acknowledged the need for improvement, especially from the receiving corps. Next, Clemson (4-2, 2-1 ACC) faces Virginia Tech (5-2, 2-2), who allows over 227 passing yards per game.

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  • •Clemson ranks last in FBS with zero passing touchdowns this season.
  • •Tait Reynolds was noted for his improved decision-making amid offensive struggles.
  • •Clemson's next opponent, Virginia Tech, has a 95th-ranked passing defense.
  • •Dabo Swinney stressed the importance of competition among the receivers.
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  • 9:46 AMYahoo Sports — 'There hadn't been much success': Clemson OC Chad Morris eyeing solutions to Tigers' pass problems
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Oct. 22—CLEMSON — To say Clemson football's passing offense has struggled this season may be an understatement. The Tigers rank 111th in the nation for average passing yards per game and last — 138th out of 138 Division I FBS programs — in passing touchdowns. Clemson's passing problems were amplified against Charleston Southern on Oct. 17. Despite winning 37-0, the Tigers (4-2, 2-1 ACC) threw ...

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