Miami Hands Clemson Second-Worst Home Loss Under Dabo Swinney
The Hurricanes beat the Tigers 41-13 on Saturday night, but Swinney insists Clemson can still contend for an ACC title.
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Miami defeated Clemson 41-13 on Saturday night, handing the Tigers their second-worst home loss since Dabo Swinney became head coach, in a result that raised fresh questions about Clemson's trajectory this season.
Despite the lopsided scoreline, Swinney struck a defiant tone afterward, telling reporters that "the season ain't over" and expressing confidence that his team could still compete for an Atlantic Coast Conference title.
A Statement Win for Miami
The victory represents a significant result for the Hurricanes, who delivered one of the most dominant performances against Clemson at home in the Swinney era. The margin of victory highlighted a wide gap in Saturday's matchup between the two programs.
For Clemson, the loss adds pressure heading into the remainder of the schedule, though Swinney's comments suggest the program does not view the season as derailed by the setback.
Both teams will look ahead to their upcoming conference matchups as the season progresses, with Clemson aiming to respond and Miami looking to build on its momentum.
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