Ex-Clemson football star DeAndre Hopkins vented his frustrations after watching his team get crushed by Georgia.
After watching Clemson put up just a single field goal in an ugly 34-3 loss to Georgia in the season opener on Saturday, former Tigers wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins has seen enough.
Clemson has definitely regressed as a would-be national championship contender since the days when Dabo Swinney helped lead the program to two College Football Playoff national championships. That, combined with Swinney's reluctance to use the transfer portal to replenish his roster has aroused plenty of criticism that the program has fallen behind its competitors.
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