“WHEN WE GOT TO THE EDGE OF THE WATER, I THINK OUR ENTIRE TEAM WAS READY TO JUMP IN AND HELP, BUT I HELD THEM OFF (BLEW HIS WHISTLE) TO LET THOSE WHO WERE EXPERIENCED IN THIS AREA GO ACROSS.”

Clemson coach Dabo Swinney, on people from his program rushing to the scene of an accident outside the practice facility. A car went into the Seneca River about 20 feet from the bank. According to the school, sports medicine assistant Scott Crowthers, student athletic trainer Bailey Black, student managers Jack Wardlaw and Jack Sari, student coach Daniel Boyd and student videographer Eric Suttles leapt into the water. They rescued Clemson freshman Clary Miles. Oddly enough, Swinney said he has known Miles since he was 8.