The Clemson head coach said he was just 'trying to do my best, be a good citizen and go vote' like other Americans.

Clemson football coach Dabo Swinney said he couldn't cast his vote for the general election on Tuesday due to ballot mixup involving his oldest son.

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Clemson football coach Dabo Swinney faced trouble when he went to vote on Tuesday. Here's why the Tigers coach's vote won't count until Friday.

Clemson football's heartbreaking defeat to Louisville came with the added setback of losing star defensive lineman Peter Woods to injury. Early in the second quarter, Woods took a hard blow to the hea

Dabo Swinney talked to the media about the situation, and he had some jokes. The Clemson football team just lost on Saturday against Louisville at home, and Tigers fans are obviously not happy about the loss. Swinney joked about that being the reason for him not being able to vote.

Despite the devastation from losing to Louisville on Saturday, Clemson football head coach Dabo Swinney didn’t let the defeat prevent him from doing his civic duty and voting on Election Day Tuesday.

Dabo Swinney was denied the ability to vote on Election Day due to a clerical error involving his son. While the mix-up was quickly sorted out, the

Clemson coach Dabo Swinney said he was not allowed to vote on Election Day; there will be a Friday hearing to resolve the issue.

Dabo Swinney, like many Americans, wanted to exercise his right to vote on Election Day. The problem is that, when he arrived at his polling location, Swinney was told he had already voted. During his press conference ahead of Clemson's game against Virginia Tech,