Menu

Dabo Swinney defends team, says Clemson can 'send me on my way' if it's 'tired of winning'


During a news conference on Tuesday, Tigers coach Dabo Swinney was asked if criticisms of himself and his team this season are something he has taken personally. Swinney insisted he hasn’t been affected by them, citing his Christian faith as something that has kept him grounded. He proceeded to passionately rattle off his accomplishments. (USA Today)

Related:

Ben McCollum says he will remain at Iowa despite other college basketball openings
With the possibility of multiple high-profile jobs being open this offseason, Iowa basketball coach Ben McCollum said Friday he will remain with the Hawkeyes. McCollum...

Ian Jackson, who left UNC for St. John's, talks Hubert Davis, facing Duke again
Ian Jackson knows all about Duke because he played last season at North Carolina. That’s why he has interest in another major story: UNC’s decision...

Boston College Names Luke Murray Head Men's Basketball Coach
Boston College Director of Athletics Blake James announced the hiring of Luke Murray, assistant coach of the UConn Men's Basketball program, as the new Head...

NCAA Tournament: Iowa's magical season, Purdue, Illinois, Arizona win in Sweet 16
The first stanza of Sweet 16 basketball delivered the goods. Trey Kaufman-Renn's putback with less than a second to go propelled Purdue into the Elite...

Dabo Swinney defends team, says Clemson can 'send me on my way' if it's 'tired of winning'