Clemson Player Not Holding Back
HARLOW: We are three days away from the college football playoffs and Clemson not holding back when talking about its matchup against Ohio State. Andy Scholes has more in this morning's "Bleacher Report". Good morning.</s>ANDY SCHOLES, CNN SPORTS CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, Poppy. You know, the last thing any of these coaches ever want is for their opponent some bulletin board material ahead of their game. Tigers Dabo Swinney not thrilled that one of his players did just that. Clemson safety Jadar Johnson was asked a question about Buckeyes quarterback J.T. Barrett. And Johnson was non-impressed from what he's seen from Barrett on tape.</s>JADAR JOHNSON, CLEMSON SAFETY: We've played better quarterbacks than him. You know, I'm not taking anything away from him. I don't think that he's a bad player. He's definitely a good player. But, you know, he just doesn't stand out as one of the best quarterbacks we've played this year, you know, as a defense.</s>SCHOLES: Barrett will get his chance to impress Johnson in person on Saturday. Clemson and Ohio State playing in the night game on New Year's Eve. Alabama and Washington getting things started at 3:00 Eastern in the Peach Bowl. You can add Buffalo Bills in the market for a new head coach. The team firing Rex Ryan yesterday after a disappointing 7-8 season thus far. The Bills also firing Rex's twin brother Rob who was on the team's staff. Ryan went 15-16 in 31 games in his two years in Buffalo. You know what, Don, if we don't see Rex on the sidelines coaching next year, I am guessing he won't have too hard of a job finding a TV job with his personality that he is always using and talking in the media with.</s>LEMON: I think he'll be just fine. Thank you, Andy Scholes.</s>SCHOLES: All right.</s>LEMON: See you soon. How worried should the U.S. be about North Korea's nuclear program? One high profile North Korean diplomat who defected had some clues on Kim Jong-un's plan. We discuss, next.