Dabo Swinney addresses Clemson's passing game struggles ahead of Virginia Tech

Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney discussed the team's ongoing difficulties with their passing attack after a win over Charleston Southern. Despite a record of 4-2, Clemson ranks last in the ACC and 111th nationally in passing yards per game, having only thrown two touchdown passes this season. Freshman quarterback Tait Reynolds has completed 65 percent of his attempts but has struggled with interceptions and missed opportunities. Swinney highlighted the need for improved execution and catching the ball as critical areas for development. Clemson will face Virginia Tech next, a team that has also struggled defensively against the pass.

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