Clemson’s Tony Elliott has accepted the head coaching job at Virginia, according to multiple reports.Both Pete Thamel and Chris Low are both reporting that Dabo Swinney’s offensive coordinator has taken the job after years with the Tigers.After a day of deep thought, Tony Elliott has agreed to become @UVAFootball’s next head football coach, sources tell ESPN. Elliott visited the UVa campus with his family earlier this week. He takes the Cavs’ job after spending the last 11 seasons on @ClemsonFB’s staff.Sources: Tony Elliott is expected to be the next coach at Virginia. A deal should be finalized in the near future.Elliott joined Swinney’s staff in 2011 and has been the offensive coordinator since 2015, sharing the duties with Jeff Scott during both the 2016 and 2018 national championship seasons. He was named the Broyles Award winner in 2017 as the nation’s top assistant coach.The move makes the third high-profile departure from Clemson. On Monday, longtime defensive coordinator Brent Venables was introduced as the head coach at Oklahoma, while Clemson athletics director Dan Radakovich took the same post at Miami.Mark Heim is a sports reporter for The Alabama Media Group. Follow him on Twitter @Mark_Heim.
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