Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney has not always been the biggest proponent for paying college football players and embracing what is to come in the sport,

As the college football landscape continues to shift, Clemson Tigers head coach Dabo Swinney shared his feelings on where the team currently stands as it relates to NIL and what kind of help could be coming to the program.

Clemson coach Dabo Swinney says it’s “not accurate” that he once said he’d walk away from CFB if players got paid and the “professionalization” he was referring to was if CFB did away with education, which isn’t happening. So, what does he think of revenue sharing? “I love it” pic.twitter.com/4gb9NgNJgj

The No. 12 Clemson Tigers will host No. 16 South Carolina in a season-ending rivalry game with potential College Football Playoff implications. Each team

Dabo Swinney and the Clemson Tigers aren’t shying away from the pressure College Football Playoff implications will bring to their showdown with South Carolina in Week 14. The Clemson leader already has an all-time resume,

The South Carolina vs. Clemson rivalry has plenty of extra significance outside of just bragging rights this year. Both teams are ranked in the top 20 and fighting for a College Football Playoff berth as the regular season comes to an end.

Clemson and South Carolina renew their football rivalry Saturday in the 121st meeting between the Tigers and Gamecocks. Clemson's Dabo Swinney previewed the matchup, which will be jus the seventh in the history of the series between two ranked teams.

When Clemson athletic director Graham Neff came to Dabo Swinney earlier this year with ESPN's idea of moving the annual rivalry game against South Carolina to Black Friday, Swinney shot down the idea on the spot.