CLEMSON – Coming into fall camp there were two burning questions surrounding Clemson’s offense – the offensive line and Deshaun Watson’s health. With two weeks remaining before the Tigers take the field, offensive coordinator Tony Elliott feels like both have been answered.
The offensive line lost four starters off the 2014 unit and are looking at starting a true freshman at left tackle, but Elliott told the media Tuesday morning that the influx of young talent has the line ahead of expectations.
“It's a lot of improvement. With the infusion of the young talent, they brought a different mindset,” Elliott said during a Monday press conference in the WestZone.