Clemson Roundup: Dabo Swinney, Women’s Soccer and All-American game

Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney pushes running back Will Shipley (1) with a pad while he catches the ball, during preseason practice in Jervey Meadows in Clemson, S.C. Thursday, August 10, 2023.
Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney pushes running back Will Shipley (1) with a pad while he catches the ball, during preseason practice in Jervey Meadows in Clemson, S.C. Thursday, August 10, 2023. /
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Dabo Swinney is turning up the physicality in Clemson Football practice

Clemson Football has been in fall camp for about a week, and as mentioned on Rubbing The Rock, the tone around the program has changed to one of confidence.

The tone in the practices has apparently begun to focus on toughness and physicality, which is a welcome sight.

Head coach Dabo Swinney isn’t just leaving it up to the players to increase the physical nature of the practice.

He has apparently jumped in himself to create some havoc for the tight ends and receivers during contested catches.

Yeah, I might have to put on the orange colored glasses soon.

Nick Eason was feeling it too.

Clemson Women’s Soccer places two players on preseason All-ACC team

Two Clemson Women’s Soccer players have been named to the preseason All-ACC squad: Hal Hershfelt and Megan Bornkamp.

Hershfelt is a graduate student midfield from Atlanta, Georgia. Bornkamp is a senior defender from Mooresville, North Carolina.

The Women’s Soccer team has an exhibition at UNC Wilmington this Saturday at 7:30 PM.

TJ Moore is invited to All-American Bowl

Clemson Football Class of 2024 commitment TJ Moore has announced that he has been invited to the All-American Bowl high school All-Star game.

This season’s game will be played on January 6, 2024 in the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas. It will be televised live on NBC at 1:00 PM Eastern. They separate the teams by East and West.

The Clemson Volleyball team starts their new season this weekend with their Orange vs Purple intrasquad scrimmage in Jervey Gym.

Clemson Football alum and San Francisco 49er Ray-Ray McCloud suffered a broken wrist in practice and will miss a couple months. Head coach Kyle Shanahan announced the injury Thursday.

McCloud has found a niche in the pros as a return specialist. He is beginning his second season with the Niners.

As mentioned on Rubbing The Rock, three more Clemson Football players have been named to preseason watchlists. Andrew Mukuba was named to the Jim Thorpe watchlist and Jeremiah Trotter and Barrett Carter were named to the Butkus watchlist (link below).

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