CLEMSON – Kyle Richardson didn’t get much sleep Saturday night into Sunday morning, and he wondered if the sun was still going to come up after the Tigers had taken a 35-14 beating at the hands of Notre Dame. But the sun came up, and a sermon helped brighten his mood.
Richardson, Clemson’s tight ends coach and passing game coordinator, told the media Monday that the team didn’t get home until around 4 a.m. Sunday morning. In a sour mood after what happened in South Bend, Richardson wondered what a new day would bring.
It brought a fresh perspective, and he shared that fresh perspective with his tight ends.