Clemson football coach Dabo Swinney will go ahead with his spring game, and downplayed concerns from other coaches about rivals using the game for tampering.

Other programs across the country have canceled or closed off their spring games because of roster tampering concerns.

Amid a handful of spring game cancellations over tampering concerns, Clemson coach Dabo Swinney is making it abundantly clear that he’s not worried about that. The Tigers will host a spring game and Swinney will deal with whatever fallout that leads to.

Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney shared an update on the Tigers' spring game, as multiple have been canceled around the country.

Texas, Ohio State and Nebraska have canceled their traditional spring games this year. Clemson football will not. Here's why.

Ohio State, Texas, Nebraska and Southern Cal have all canceled their spring games but the Tigers don't plan on doing away with their scrimmage in Death Valley.

Dabo Swinney doesn't mince words when he talks, and the Clemson head coach isn't ready to abandon the spring game like some other coaches.

Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney slams the trend of canceling spring games, emphasizing the importance of live reps for player development.

There's a prevailing thought in college football at the minute that spring games are a bad idea. The reason why makes sense, too. Coaches are getting paranoid that the spring game not only offers fans an opportunity to see the young players that they have coming up through the program,