JC Chalk: Galloway being a leader and Tigers are used to the bullseye-with video

On the suspension of Braden Galloway and how Galloway has handled the suspension:

"He's one of my good friends and seeing the way that he's progressed has been good. Obviously when he got the news he was bummed out, naturally, but he's contributed to this team a lot. Especially over the summer—he helped all of the younger guys just being able to be there and be a coach on the field has been very helpful. And he's had a good attitude about it. I think he's going to come back next year better than if he hadn't been suspended because he'll get the Power Hour and get stronger. He's been really dedicated to getting better."

On the competition within the offense:

"That's what I came to Clemson for, to play with the best of the best. That's what's happening. I'm enjoying it, all of them are great guys that I enjoy being around.

On whether or not the Tigers are ready to have the bullseye on them this season:

"I think so, I mean Clemson's had the bullseye on it's back for a while. I don't think that's something new for us. That's something that we talk about—we're going to play Clemson regardless of who we play that week. So if we beat Clemson, we're going to win the game regardless of who it is. If we just go out there and play the best we can, play to our standard then we're going to show up on top."

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