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Published Apr 28, 2020
How cancelling camp impacts Clemson's recruiting
Paul Strelow
Tigerillustrated.com

We would argue that to date, the coronavirus restrictions haven’t strongly hurt or helped Clemson's football recruiting significantly, one way or the other.

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But now it’s gotten real.

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On Monday, the university announced that all on-campus athletics and academic camps were cancelled through the summer.

That of course meant no Dabo Swinney Camps, which typically attracted a large contingency of credible power conference prospects.

The Swinney Camps were to be held June 2-4 and 9-11 – if, that is, the NCAA lifted its moratorium on campus recruiting visits by that time. Those are currently prohibited through May.

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