Following Saturday’s Clemson-NC State game, questions were raised about the use of a laptop that was spotted on Clemson’s sideline during the game. After a fairly quick investigation, The ACC cleared Clemson of any wrongdoing in connection with the laptop.
Michael Strickland, ACC Senior Associate Commissioner for Football, addressed the issue.
“The ACC was made aware of the use of a laptop computer on the Clemson sidelines during a game at North Carolina State on Saturday, November 4,” said Strickland. “After a thorough review of available video and evidence, and after speaking with Clemson football and support staff, we have concluded that the computer was not used by the football staff to gain any verifiable competitive advantage.