Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney had some criticisms of Duke‘s Wallace Wade Stadium, specifically its walk to the locker room.
“The other unique thing about (the stadium) that I do not like, and nobody likes that plays at Duke, is you have to I mean, it’s like a two- or three-minute walk,” Swinney said, according to The State.
“It’s a long way to get to the locker room. A long way. And in college football, you barely have enough time to go to the bathroom and talk for 30 seconds in there and it’s time to go again.”
“It’s a long way to get to the locker room. A long way. And in college football, you barely have enough time to go to the bathroom and talk for 30 seconds in there and it’s time to go again.” “It’s a long way to get to the locker room. A long way. And in college football,
You barely have enough time to go to the bathroom and talk for 30 seconds in there and it’s time to go again.” Clemson was down 3-0 at the end of the first quarter when Swinney gave an interview with the ESPN broadcast crew about the team’s performance in the first quarter.
“We’ve gotta just hang in there and settle in,” Swinney said. “Obviously missed the field goal, but really just fundamental stuff. We missed a couple of tackles, turned the back loose right there and the wheel route.
So just some thing we can get corrected. But hey, got a long way to go. We’ve just gotta settle in and keep playing right now. We’ve gotta get a stop right here.” The Tigers scored a touchdown in the second quarter and took a 7-6 lead into the half.