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Defensive Coordinator Reggie Herring Resigns
Herring's defense struggled in 2001, allowing 390 yards per game during the Tigers' 7-5 campaign.

Defensive Coordinator Reggie Herring Resigns


by - Correspondent -

CLEMSON - The rumored departure of Clemson defensive coordinator Reggie

Herring became fact Wednesday.

Herring resigned his job with the Tigers to become the defensive coordinator

at Ole Miss, according to a source speaking on the condition he not be

identified.

An official announcement is expected to come from Ole Miss sometime late this

afternoon or early this evening. A spokesperson in the school's sports

information department refused to comment Wednesday afternoon, but indicated

a release was expected.

Attempts to reach Herring Wednesday afternoon were unsuccessful. Herring

cleaned out his office before an afternoon meeting with Clemson head coach

Tommy Bowden, and calls to his office no longer are forwarded to a voice

mailbox.

More information will be forthcoming as it becomes available.

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Dan Scott covers Clemson University for the Florence Morning News. He also hosts SportsTalk from 10 a.m.-Noon, Monday-Friday, on WCCP-Fm, 104.9.

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