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Trey Wimbley committed to Clemson after reclassifying from the 2028 class to 2027, becoming a top South Carolina prospect.
Wimbley cited Clemson’s culture and doing things the right way as key reasons for choosing the Tigers.
His father, Prince Wimbley, connected to Clemson through Dabo Swinney, reinforcing family ties to the program.
Wimbley has attended Clemson camps since sixth grade, highlighting long-term familiarity with the program.
Wimbley emphasizes Clemson’s culture of winning and strong traditions as factors in his decision.
Wimbley expects to sign with Clemson in orange ink, stating he is 'all in' and committed to the Tigers.
Wimbley has repeatedly attended Clemson home games, reinforcing his familiarity with the program.
The commitment adds to Clemson’s recruiting profile as Wimbley is a top-10 player from South Carolina.
The article highlights Wimbley’s connection to Clemson through family and long-standing ties to Swinney.
Wimbley anticipates a long-term relationship with Clemson, featuring continued campus presence and family ties.

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Kirby Smart tops the list with a $13.28 million annual salary at Georgia.
Lane Kiffin earns $13 million after moving to LSU amid a head-coaching frenzy.
Dabo Swinney ranks fifth at $11.45 million in annual pay.
Steve Sarkisian of Texas is listed at $10.8 million per year.
Dan Lanning at Oregon earns $10.4 million annually.
Eli Drinkwitz and Curt Cignetti sit near the top with $10.75M and $11.6M respectively.
Ryan Day of Ohio State earns about $12.58 million yearly.
The rankings reflect continued payroll growth for top programs.
Kiffin’s move is described as a major SEC development with implications for Ole Miss.
The article provides a year-by-year view of coaches’ performance and salaries.

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Swinney says Clemson will pursue transfer portal pieces strategically, using it to fill gaps after decommitments and injuries rather than overhauling the roster.
Swinney expects the transfer portal to influence scholarship numbers this offseason but emphasizes pursuing the right pieces rather than a complete roster overhaul.
Swinney notes the 2011-class-like impact, indicating the current signees could transform Clemson’s trajectory similar to that landmark group.
Swinney highlights two early signees (Reynolds and Bradley) and signals confidence that the quarterback room has a plan moving forward.
Swinney commends receivers coach Tyler Grisham for recruiting and developing Clemson’s wideouts.
Swinney compares the 2026 high school class to the 2011 group, noting unwavering commitment despite external noise.
Swinney highlights the signing-class depth with 15 mid-year enrollees and singles out Reynolds as a standout recruit.
Swinney credits the offensive line signees for adding depth and readiness, saying, 'We got six dudes rolling in here.'
Swinney emphasizes that external noise and negativity are a real factor, but the program remains focused on what’s currently on hand.
Swinney asserts the current quarterback situation is manageable with two signees and an evolving contingency plan at the starter role.

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Clemson staff movement discussion follows new insights shared about the program
Dabo Swinney's QB portal comments amid the ongoing portal discussion
Dee Crayton's departure noted as part of Clemson personnel changes
The report frames the updates as significant Clemson coverage and community access
The piece is presented as timely insight into Clemson’s staffing and portal activity
The report emphasizes ongoing discussion rather than final outcomes
The article anchors its analysis in staff movements and quarterback portal activity
The report hints at broader implications for Clemson's program direction
The coverage underscores the interconnectedness of staffing and quarterback recruitment
The piece signals the ongoing narrative around Clemson's roster and portal strategy

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