Clemson is using its bye week not only to get a head start on Georgia Tech prep, but also to reflect on what has and has not worked through the first seven weeks of the season.
Clemson is averaging 33.4 points, down from the 39.2 points it averaged in 2016, and the Tigers are putting up about 451 yards of offense per game after totaling 504 a year ago.
Jeff Scott, Clemson’s co-offensive coordinator, said the offense will spend the next several days identifying strengths and working to improve weaknesses.
“We spent all day yesterday, really, just studying the Syracuse game, and today through Thursday doing a really good seven-game self scout,” Scott told reporters Tuesday.