If you're hoping to give Clemson football coach Dabo Swinney a piece of your mind this season on his weekly radio show, you'll have to send him an email.

The longtime Tigers coach will reportedly lighten the bandwagon and axe live call-ins on his newly revamped "Tiger Sports Hour with Dabo Swinney" radio show.

"Fans will able to submit questions to him via text/email," The State's Chapel Fowler reported on the Swinney switch-up.

Fowler adds that the decision was not exclusively influenced by last year's disaster of a live call from a Clemson fan known only as "Tyler from Spartanburg" that caused Swinney to throw a temper-tantrum for five minutes.

The first show of this new format airs Monday night on 105.5 The ROAR, so "Tyler from Spartanburg" will have to either flood Swinney's email or text up a storm to complain about whatever the state of Tigers football is this fall.

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