Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney was asked Friday about his philosophy when it comes to cursing. Swinney tries to keep cursing away from his football team as much as possible and tries to limit his to those from the Bible.
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The championship game is set, as Deshawn Watson and the 2016 Tigers easily took care of the 1981 Tigers, while Christian Wilkins and the 2018 Tigers ran away from the 2019 team in Clemson Football’s March (…)
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Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney was very pleased with what he saw during spring practice from the first-team offensive line, which features four new starters in guards Matt Bockhorst and Will Putnam, (…)
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