The Clemson Tigers came into Saturday's showdown with Georgia Tech ranked No. 12 in the country. Add a dash between those numbers and you have the team's current record.

Dabo Swinney may not be on the hot seat, yet, but Clemson fans are very quickly growing tired of their college football coach. He proved that he has lost

Swinney and the 12th-ranked Tigers entered the season ranked No. 4 in the preseason poll. They lost to LSU at home in their opener, 17-10. They trailed Troy 16-3 at home last week. With a second loss in 3 games, it’s entirely possible Clemson could fall out of next week’s AP poll altogether.

The flat start, paired with Clemson missing out on the playoff three out of the last four years, raises questions about Dabo Swinney's future. Swinney, who has been the head coach

Don't get me wrong, Dabo Swinney loves the sound of his own voice. However, the head college football coach at Clemson does not have to share his voice

Head coach Dabo Swinney addresses Clemson’s early-season offensive struggles and looks ahead to a key matchup with Georgia Tech.

Clemson safety Ronan Hanafin is a junior, which means his college career is slated to end in 2026. But Dabo Swinney would like to see the NCAA change that — for reasons beyond Hanafin’s potential.