Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney offered insights Wednesday following the Tigers’ stadium scrimmage, delivering important updates on player performances and injury developments.
The most notable health update concerns running back Jarvis Green, who was spotted wearing a protective boot during Monday’s practice session. Swinney confirmed Green suffered a mid-foot sprain in practice and will be sidelined for the immediate future.
While the injury timeline remains uncertain, mid-foot sprains typically require several weeks of recovery. This setback comes at a crucial time as Clemson continues spring preparations, potentially opening opportunities for other backs in the rotation to step up.
Swinney also provided evaluations of various position battles and highlighted several players who impressed during the scrimmage. The Tigers continue to refine their schemes and depth chart ahead of the 2024 season, with the coaching staff carefully monitoring player development and health throughout spring practices.
Additional details about standout performers and strategic adjustments from the scrimmage are expected to emerge as Clemson progresses through its spring football schedule. The Tigers’ annual Orange & White Spring Game on April 6 will offer fans their first extended look at the team’s new roster configuration.
For now, all eyes remain on Green’s recovery timeline and how the running back depth chart might adjust in his absence during these critical spring sessions.
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