Junior center Dalton Freeman will be one of the key’s to the Clemson’s new up tempo offense. Freeman spoke with the media following Friday’s spring practice as the Tigers hit the field for the first time.
Dalton said he had no problem keeping up with the tempo thanks to the changes in the strength and conditioning program at Clemson.
Watch Dalton discuss the first practice, the new offense, coach Morris and much more!
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