Dabo Swinney Doesn't Hold Back About Clemson Freshmen Ahead of Georgia Matchup
Clemson Tigers Head Coach Dabo Swinney Talks About Freshmen Ahead of Game Against Georgia
Swinney Praises Young Players But Acknowledges They Have Room To Grow
Clemson Tigers head coach Dabo Swinney is excited about the potential of his young players, but he also knows they have a lot to learn. Swinney spoke to the media on Monday about the upcoming game against the Georgia Bulldogs, and he said he was impressed with what he has seen from his freshmen so far.
“These young guys are talented, and they have a chance to be really good players,” Swinney said. “But they also have a lot to learn. They need to get more experience, and they need to learn how to play together. We are going to need them to step up and make some plays for us this season." “These young guys are talented”
Swinney pointed to several freshmen who have stood out in practice, including quarterback Cade Klubnik, running backs Adam Randall and Kobe Pace, and wide receiver Antonio Williams. These players have shown flashes of brilliance, and Swinney is confident they can make a difference for the Tigers this season.
- Quarterback Cade Klubnik
- Running backs Adam Randall and Kobe Pace
- Wide receiver Antonio Williams
However, Swinney also knows that these players are still learning. They have made mistakes in practice, and they will likely make more mistakes in games.
"They are going to make mistakes," Swinney said. "They are young, and they are still learning the game. But I am confident in them, and I know they will get better as the season goes on. I am excited to see what they can do.” “They are going to make mistakes,”
The Tigers will need their freshmen to play well if they want to beat the Bulldogs. Georgia is a talented team, and they will be tough to beat at home. But Swinney is confident that his team can get the job done.
"I believe in this team," Swinney said. "We have a lot of talent, and we have a lot of experience. We are going to be ready to play our best game on Saturday.” “I believe in this team,”
The Tigers will face the Bulldogs on Saturday at 8:00 p.m. ET. The game will be televised on ESPN.
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