In a long line of those who are growing exasperated by the lack of consistent production from Clemson’s offense this season, the person at the controls might be at the front of it.
“It’s definitely frustrating,” quarterback D.J. Uiagalelei said. “On offense, you want to be able to score points and to the standard we’ve held at Clemson. The Clemson offense has put up massive amounts of yards and massive amount of points.”
That’s largely been the case in recent years. Just last season, with Trevor Lawrence running the show, Clemson ranked in the top 10 nationally in most offensive categories, including yards and points.