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Dabo Swinney confirms no staff changes despite Clemson's offensive struggles

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Last updated Oct 25, 2026

Dabo Swinney confirms no staff changes despite Clemson's offensive struggles

Summary

Clemson football coach Dabo Swinney announced on October 25 that offensive coordinator Chad Morris will keep his position despite the Tigers having the worst offense in the ACC by yardage. After a 20-16 loss to Virginia Tech, Swinney expressed confidence in Morris and stated that no changes to the offensive staff would be made. Clemson's offense has been underperforming, ranking last in the ACC in total offense and passing. With quarterback Tait Reynolds struggling, Swinney emphasized the need for better play execution across all positions. The Tigers, now 4-3 overall and 2-2 in the ACC, are set to face Florida State on October 31.

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By the Numbers

•Clemson ranks last in ACC with 331.1 total yards per game.
•The Tigers have recorded only two passing touchdowns this season.
•Chad Morris retains his role as offensive coordinator for the remainder of the season.
•Clemson loses a close game to Virginia Tech 20-16.
•Next game against Florida State is on October 31.

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Clemson football has the worst offense in the ACC by yardage. However, Dabo Swinney said no changes will be made to his offensive staff.
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