Clemson Tigers coach Dabo Swinney has come under fire after the NCAA's decision on A.J. Haulcy's suspension. Last season, with the Houston Cougars, the safety was ejected in their final game for unsportsmanlike conduct: he had got into a fight, and the punishment included a carry-over penalty.That means Haulcy won't be participating in the first half of the LSU Tigers' season opener against Clemson on Aug. 30."In the last game of the 2024 season, A.J. Haulcy was ejected from the contest, initially listed as unsportsmanlike conduct but clarified postgame the officials ejected the player for fighting," the NCAA told Pete Thamel as per ON3.Fans accused Dabo Swinney of snitching on the safety so that Clemson has a first-half advantage against the LSU Tigers:"Dabo a rat, and Clemson just showed their whole a**," one tweeted.Noël Breaux @NoelElaineOTHLINKDabo a rat and Clemson just showed their whole ass. #GeauxTigersFUG Frank @SuntrustReeseLINKThis is snitching 😂😂😂rat epidemic in the southᴄʜᴀsᴇ @BolieveInNixLINK@PeteThamel All this snitching just for Clemson to lose…nice try thoJarrett (LSU 0-0) @billiotgeauxLINK@PeteThamel Clemson scared as fuckAccording to Hunt Palmer, the LSU Tigers were unaware that A.J. Haulcy had a carrover penalty and his potential ejection. He said that Dabo Swinney's team brought the issue to light in front of the NCAA, which has sparked backlash from college football fans.Haulcy began his collegiate journey with New Mexico in 2022 before transferring to Houston a year later. Last season, the safety helped the team to a 4-8 record and failed to qualify for the bowl games. Nevertheless, Haulcy recorded 74 total tackles and five interceptions and was honored as a First-Team All-Big 12.LSU HC Brian Kelly opens up about A.J. Haulcy's situation after Dabo Swinney's suspected snitchingOn Thursday, Brian Kelly shared more information on A.J. Haulcy's situation ahead of their season opener against Dabo Swinney's team.Kelly said that they are also waiting for more information regarding the suspension and that they will make game plans accordingly."We're waiting for clarification on (Haulcy)," Kelly said (as per On3). "We were informed about the situation on Wednesday, so we'll see where that ends u.p. We're practicing him and preparing to play him, so we'll wait on further guidance."I think it's a little bit of the conference and the NCAA rulings, in terms of what the circumstances are at the end of the game. Our conference has been great at providing support and we'll wait for the decision and plan accordingly."The LSU Tigers last played Clemson during the 2020 season, winning 42-25. Can they repeat that result without A.J. Haulcy in the first half?