CLEMSON, S.C. — Dabo Swinney has heard the repeated critiques that his approach to constructing Clemson’s roster belongs to a bygone era of college football, but the Tigers head coach made it abundantly clear Tuesday that outside noise will not dictate how he operates his program.
Addressing reporters during his weekly media availability, Swinney pushed back against the narrative that labeling Clemson a “developmental” program signifies a coach resistant to change. Instead, Swinney pointed directly to the modern economic realities of player acquisition across the collegiate landscape.
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