Accountability seems to be theme of the spring session for the Clemson football team.
Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney has asked his players and coaches to hold themselves accountable for their mistakes on the field, especially for what happened in their national championship game loss to Alabama back in January.
He also asked them to hold themselves accountable for what they do off the field, too. That’s why defensive back Kaleb Chalmers is no longer on the team after his arrest on drug possession charges earlier this month.
“(Accountability) has definitely been a high point for us,” Clemson linebacker Ben Boulware said earlier this week.