For me, the very first thing for me here at Clemson was changing the mindset, was creating a different

attitude. You know, I've always had a can-do attitude, an attitude of belief. And I not just an

attitude of hope, but an attitude of belief. Really, truly instill and create that. And I not just an attitude of hope, but an attitude of belief, really truly instill and create that.

And I think that comes from being able to articulate a very clear vision of what it's going to look like.

Welcome to the next episode of What's Next with Eric Wood.

Our next guest needs no introduction in the college football world.

He's a two-time national champion and has won six ACC championships.

That's the current head coach of the Clemson Tigers, Dabo Sweeney.

It's an honor to have a coaching legend like

Dabo on the show today. Since taking over the Tigers in 2008, he has won over 130 games and led

Clemson to become one of the most dominant programs in the country. Today on the show, Dabo speaks on

the culture at Clemson, how they've been able to have

sustained success and what he thinks about the future of college football when it pertains

to the rules around name, image, and likeness, and the players getting paid.

We also get into Dabo's playing days.

He was a walk-on receiver at the University of Alabama from 1989 to 1992 and earned a scholarship and then won a national championship in his senior year.

It's amazing the impact that coaches can have on young people today.

Dambo in many ways epitomizes what it means to be a mentor of young men and is constantly looking to improve the lives of others.

That is something I absolutely admire about him.

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