Miami defeats Clemson 41-13, Swinney insists season isn't over
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Last updated Oct 4, 2026
Miami handed Clemson a significant home loss, defeating the Tigers 41-13 on Saturday night. This defeat marks Clemson's second-worst home loss under head coach Dabo Swinney. Despite the setback, Swinney expressed confidence in his team's ability to still contend for the ACC title, stating, 'the season ain't over.'
- •Miami beat Clemson 41-13 on October 3.
- •This is Clemson's second-worst home loss under Dabo Swinney.
- •Dabo Swinney is confident the team can compete for the ACC title.
- •Swinney stated, 'the season ain't over.'
- 7:06 AMESPN — Hurricanes handle Tigers, but for Clemson, 'season ain't over'
"Miami handed Clemson its second-worst home loss under Dabo Swinney, beating the Tigers 41-13 on Saturday night, but the coach said he felt confident that his team could still compete for an ACC title despite the result, saying, "the season ain't over."
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