On Saturday, Clemson held its last physical practice before taking on No. 4 Oklahoma in the Orange Bowl on Dec. 31.
With 10 days remaining before the biggest game Clemson has played since the 1982 Orange Bowl win over a No. 4 Nebraska team, head coach Dabo Swinney says things have come together nicely for the nation’s number team.
“It’s like camp all over again. I love having them,” Swinney said. “We don’t have class and all of that stuff. We don’t have the twenty-hour rule so we just have them. We can kind of plan our day and have a little more meeting time, and kind of do things at a less hectic pace than you do in a normal game week.