Dabo Swinney has turned the Clemson Tigers into not just one of the most consistent winners, but one of the most consistent winners of all time.

The Tigers are coming off an ACC championship and appearance in the College Football Playoff, despite being third in the league standings entering the final week of the season. With many key returners, two-time national champion coach Dabo Swinney says it comes with the territory.

Oregon head coach Dan Lanning isn’t afraid to learn from others — including those he once considered rivals. During Big Ten Media Days in Las Vegas, Lanning revealed he reached out to Clemson’s Dabo Swinney this offseason, looking for perspective as the Ducks aim to build on their fast start in the Big Ten.

In an era defined by constant player movement and a whirlwind of college football chaos, Dabo Swinney stands firm, proclaiming that Clemson's greatest asset isn't just talent, but an unrivaled blend of experience and unwavering loyalty – a secret weapon in the sport's Wild West.

After ACC commissioner Jim Phillips announced the rule change Tuesday, Clemson athletics released a statement saying it supported the move. The department also urged Clemson fans to comply with new postgame guidance once it was finalized.