Dabo Swinney promised there will be consequences for Andrew Booth, who was ejected for throwing a punch during the third quarter of Clemson’s win over Louisville on Saturday.
Booth, a freshman, got tangled with Louisville’s Trenell Troutman during punt coverage in the third quarter. He was called for a holding penalty and then threw a punch while the two were on the ground.
Things are getting chippy between Clemson and Louisville. pic.twitter.com/BxXw6OYAGb
— ESPN College Football (@ESPNCFB) October 19, 2019
Booth was ejected from the game with the Tigers leading 17-3. They went on to win 45-10.
After the game, Swinney said he apologized to Cardinals head coach Scott Satterfield. Dabo also promised consequences for Booth.
Dabo says he apologized to Satterfield about the Booth punch, said he's the last kid he would expect to see so that. Comes from a great family. "But there will be consequences this week"
— TigerNet.com (@ClemsonTigerNet) October 19, 2019
Swinney doesn’t just want good players at his program; he wants ones who will represent the school well, which is why he is promising consequences. There is no room in the game for throwing punches like that.
