'They've not earned the right': Dabo Swinney Doesn't Hold Back About Clemson Freshmen Ahead of Georgia Matchup
Clemson Football: Dabo Swinney Not Impressed By Freshmen
Swinney Doesn't Hold Back In Criticizing Inexperienced Players
Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney did not hold back in his criticism of his team's freshmen during his weekly press conference on Monday. Swinney said that the freshmen "have not earned the right" to play significant roles on the team, and that he is "not going to play them just to play them."
Swinney's comments come after Clemson's 48-27 loss to Georgia on Saturday. The Tigers were without several key players due to injury, and Swinney said that the freshmen who played in their place did not perform well.
Swinney said that the freshmen "made a lot of mistakes" and "didn't play with the physicality that we need." He also said that the freshmen "didn't understand the game plan" and "didn't execute the way we needed them to."
Swinney's comments are a clear indication that he is not happy with the way his freshmen are playing. It is also a sign that he is not afraid to hold his players accountable.
Clemson will face Wake Forest on Saturday. It remains to be seen whether Swinney will give the freshmen more playing time against the Demon Deacons.
What Swinney Said About the Freshmen
- "They have not earned the right to play."
- "I'm not going to play them just to play them."
- "They made a lot of mistakes."
- "They didn't play with the physicality that we need."
- "They didn't understand the game plan."
- "They didn't execute the way we needed them to."
Conclusion
Swinney's comments about the freshmen are a clear indication that he is not happy with the way they are playing. It is also a sign that he is not afraid to hold his players accountable.
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