ACC Championship Post Game: Brent Venbles

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Clemson defensive coordinator Brent Venables during the second quarter of the ACC Championship game Dec 19, 2020; Charlotte, NC, USA; at Bank of America Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Ken Ruinard-USA TODAY Sports

Venables Post-Game

By Makenna Biehl

The Clemson Tigers faced the Notre Dame Fighting Irish on Saturday, their second time facing them this year. The Tigers won the rematch 34-10, taking home the ACC Championship title for the sixth straight year. Defensive coordinator Brent Venables met with media via Zoom following the game.

Venables started off by highlighting the leadership that Skalski brings to the defense.

Venables: “Skalski leads the charge of practice and meeting time. He has a real presence to him.”
— ClemsonSportsNews (@ClemSportNews) December 20, 2020

Venables then went into detail on the team’s performance against the Fighting Irish.

Venables: “I thought our guys dominated up front. We did a great job at creating pressure.”
— ClemsonSportsNews (@ClemSportNews) December 20, 2020

Venables: “I think we complemented each other really well and played together as a unit.”
— ClemsonSportsNews (@ClemSportNews) December 20, 2020

Venables: “Notre Dame is a very precise football team. They put themselves in a good position to have success.”
— ClemsonSportsNews (@ClemSportNews) December 20, 2020

Starting safety Nolan Turner was ejected in the second half of the game due to targeting. However, Venables is confident in how the team can fill that position.

Venables: “Nolan is a great leader. Other guys will step up and he’ll be ready to play. I hate that for him but we’ve got some other good, young players ready for their opportunity.”
— ClemsonSportsNews (@ClemSportNews) December 20, 2020

To finish off, Venables highlighted the year that the Clemson Football team has had.

Venables: “This was easily the most challenging year that any of us have been apart of. These guys made the decision to play.”
— ClemsonSportsNews (@ClemSportNews) December 20, 2020

Venables: “We’ve had a bunch of young guys that have just gotten better.”
— ClemsonSportsNews (@ClemSportNews) December 20, 2020

Venables: “The light couldn’t be any brighter at Clemson.”
— ClemsonSportsNews (@ClemSportNews) December 20, 2020

Venables: “Through all this strain and diversity, we’ve been a bright spot.”
— ClemsonSportsNews (@ClemSportNews) December 20, 2020

Responses

William H Oltmann December 20, 2020

So proud of My Tigers! What a great game played by all. Good luck in the CFB!

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