Clemson's Morris Returns, Offense Set to Soar

0:00It's April 3rd, from the locker room to your ears. This is Auburn Tigers football news today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Chad Morris is stepping back in as offensive coordinator for the Clemson Tigers. His third go round with the program, and second calling plays. After a rough offensive year that dropped him from 16th to 65th in key rankings, experts see this as a smart reset with his uptempo. CBS Sports analyst Brad Crawford predicts junior receiver Bryant and Wesco Jr. will feast the most, racking up targets from first year starter. Christopher, Vizina. Wesco only plays six games last season due to a back injury, but dropped two touchdown gains when healthy, stretching the field big time. He's got a solid partner in TJ Moore, giving Vizina two top outside threats. ESPN's Bill Connelly backs the hype, calling for a massive upgrade over Garrett Riley's middling outplayed, even if hiring old pals like Morris doesn't. Always click. Morris isn't just airing it out.

1:00He's mixing in wingt run concepts to pound the ball with speedsters, like sophomore Gideon Davidson, and transfer Chris. Johnson Jr., a strong ground game sets up those deep shots, just like it did in his winning days elsewhere. With Clemson's top ACC offensive line protecting Vizina and establishing that physical base upstate this fall, the Tigers attack could finally click, and roll deep into the season.