Clemson football head coach Dabo Swinney didn’t hide his frustration after the Tigers’ 24-20 win over Pittsburgh, specifically addressing two controversial calls: a fourth-quarter personal foul on Dee

Clemson has a slim path to make the CFP because of its loss to Louisville in Week 9. Still, Dabo Swinney thinks Clemson should make it.

Clemson football head coach Dabo Swinney shed light on the absence of linebacker Wade Woodaz in the Tigers’ narrow 24-20 win over Pitt on Saturday at Acrisure Stadium. Although Woodaz traveled with the team,

With Clemson still just outside of the playoff, Dabo Swinney justified why his team should be in. Swinney argued for the Tigers to be in the College Football Playoff following their 24-20 win this weekend at Pittsburgh.

As the player was assisted, referees huddled for a discussion as more boos rained down. Pittsburgh coach Pat Narduzzi also expressed his displeasure to the officials about the lack of a penalty as replays of Crayton’s sack played on the videoboard.

Clemson football coach Dabo Swinney was critical of the officiating Saturday at Pitt: "I've never been a part of what we were part of tonight."

Pittsburgh game might’ve ultimately arrived at the correct call on a roughing the passer penalty against the Tigers, the process to get there was clumsy. And it’s something Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney has never been a part of,

Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney talked to the media after his team's 24-20 road win on Saturday. "It’s a shame anyone had to lose that game. I told Pat (Narduzzi) that," Swinney said during his introductory comments. "I wouldn't expect anything less from his team. When you win games like that, those are the types of games that help your team grow."

Referees reverse a no-call on unnecessary roughness in the Clemson-Pitt game. Tigers coach Dabo Swinney was critical of the decision postgame Saturday