Three questions Clemson must answer in its season-opener at LSU this weekend
Summary
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Clemson enters its first trip to LSU as a double-digit underdog, making an efficient start essential after the Tigers repeatedly played tight and fell behind in major games last season.
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Clemson expects Chad Morris's return to simplify offensive alignment between the coordinator and Dabo Swinney, but the new system must still prove it can generate explosive passes and chunk runs.
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Christopher Vizzina gets the first opportunity at quarterback while freshman Tait Reynolds remains prepared to play if Vizzina cannot produce.
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Clemson declined to add portal help to an offensive line containing many young players who have not yet appeared in college games.
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Clemson did not secure a transfer linebacker to play next to Sammy Brown, leaving an unresolved defensive question for the LSU matchup.
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