David Pollack discussed Clemson’s offensive struggles during Friday’s edition of College Football Live on ESPN.
“When I look at Clemson, there’s a lot of things to be concerned with,” the ESPN college football analyst said.
Through three games, Clemson (2-1, 1-0 ACC) is averaging 22 points per game, its fewest over the first three games of a season since 2003, Dabo Swinney’s first year with the Tigers when he was the wide receivers coach.
Entering Week 4, Clemson’s offense ranks 101st among FBS programs in passing offense (188.7 passing yards per game), 93rd nationally in rushing offense (134.