Tigers’ stripes could be tread marks if they have lapses against Tar Heels’ running game
Posted Dec 5, 2015
Brent Venables saw Elijah Hood for the first time at a Dabo Swinney summer camp and thought, “linebacker.” “I had a man crush and chased him around for two-and-a-half days,” said Venables, the Clemson defensive coordinator and linebackers coach. “He liked it for a little bit until he decided he wanted to be a running back.”
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