‘Ain’t nobody coming to save us’: Clemson’s spiral hits new low in loss to Georgia Tech

Days after Georgia Tech coach Brent Key fired multiple assistant coaches amid a tumultuous season for the Yellow Jackets, his team took out its frustration on Clemson during Saturday's 20-6 road victory.

Georgia Tech (3-7, 2-5 ACC) snapped a four-game losing skid with a largely interim staff and handed Dabo Swinney one of his worst career losses after holding the Tigers to 228 total yards.

For Swinney, any shot at staying within arm's reach of the ACC Championship picture was nullified following a setback against one of the league's worst teams. Starting quarterback Tait Reynolds left early with a leg injury before Christopher Vizzina — who went to the hospital after the game with an injury of his own — struggled in relief, finishing 12-of-27 for 133 yards and an interception.

"It's difficult, but ain't nobody coming to save us, nobody cares, we've got to find a way to get it done," Swinney said.

Clemson is now 2-9 over its last 11 home games against Power Four competition, this coming at a program that won a school-record 40 consecutive games in Death Valley from Nov. 12, 2016 through Nov. 26, 2022.

"It's frustrating; we've not played well (at home) coming…

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