Summary
Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney has criticized Ole Miss for tampering with a player who originally intended to join Clemson. Swinney blames the NCAA's system and calendar for issues in college football, including early player decisions and coaches leaving teams. Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin left during a successful season, which Swinney attributes to the flawed calendar system.
Key Facts
- Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney accused Ole Miss of tampering with a player.
- The player, Luke Ferrelli, originally planned to join Clemson but switched to Ole Miss.
- Swinney criticized the NCAA's transfer portal and current system.
- Swinney stated there is "extortion" and "tampering" in college football.
- He argued the NCAA season calendar forces early decisions from players and coaches.
- Lane Kiffin left Ole Miss during a playoff run, which Swinney linked to this calendar issue.
- Clemson has filed a formal complaint with the NCAA about the tampering allegations.
