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Dabo Swinney reacts after Clemson hits latest low with upset loss to Georgia Tech: ‘Nobody coming to save us’
Georgia Tech ended a four-game losing streak with a 20-6 upset win away to Clemson, deepening the Tigers’ disappointing season and weakening their hopes of reaching the ACC Championship game. Clemson coach Dabo Swinney said the team would have to turn things around itself, accepting responsibility for the defeat.
Clemson gained just 228 yards, while Georgia Tech rushed for 269 yards and two touchdowns. Both Clemson quarterbacks were injured: Tait Reynolds left early, and Christopher Vizzina later went to hospital after throwing for 133 yards and an interception. Clemson has lost nine of its last 11 home games against Power Four opponents; the Tigers next face Duke, while Georgia Tech hosts Wake Forest.
In short
- Georgia Tech beat Clemson 20-6 on the road.
- Clemson managed only 228 total yards.
- Swinney says the team must find its own way forward.