Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney and his staff have a different approach to the recruiting process than many other college football programs across the country.
In the current recruiting landscape where it is common for schools to dispense a slew of scholarship offers in each cycle, Swinney and company operate differently and prefer to take things slow with prospects.
“We just don’t make a lot of offers because we want to be patient and we want to give kids time,” Swinney said Tuesday during his weekly press conference. “We don’t want them to feel rushed. We want to give them time.