DALLAS — Dabo Swinney says Dan Radakovich and Clemson’s legal team is handling the next step for the three Tigers that were suspended from playing in Saturday’s Cotton Bowl Classic after testing positive for a banned substance by the NCAA last week.
The NCAA upheld its suspensions for defensive tackles Dexter Lawrence, tight end Braden Galloway and offensive lineman Zach Giella late Thursday night after the B sample tests came back positive for ostarine, a performance enhancing drug (PED).
The three players were initially suspended last Thursday by the NCAA. Clemson’s next step is to appeal the suspensions.