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Former Clemson OC Leans on Dabo Swinney’s Lessons Ahead of ACC Championship
- Tony Elliott reflects on the lasting influence of Dabo Swinney's guidance as he leads Virginia toward a potential ACC title.
- Virginia aims for its first CFP auto-bid of the program after posting a 10-2 season and 7-1 ACC record.
- Virginia's path to the ACC title game includes facing Duke in Charlotte for the championship.
- Elliott's Clemson tenure saw seven conference titles and two national championships during his decade with the program.
- Elliot said he plans to call Swinney after the game for tips as a head coach about the matchup.
- The Cavaliers expect Charlotte to host a marquee ACC Championship showdown on Dec. 6 at 8 p.m. EST.
- Virginia's postseason path could hinge on CFP selection, with other Group of 6 champions potentially affecting at-large bids.
- Tony Elliott played wide receiver for Clemson from 2000 to 2003 and started his coaching career there in 2011.
- Swinney's enduring influence is framed through Elliott’s respect for the Clemson dynasty and memories of their seasons.
- Virginia enters the postseason with a strong season, seeking ACC Championship viability and potential CFP consideration.
- The ACC Championship destination remains in Charlotte, continuing a rivalry-focused postseason season.
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