Dabo Swinney supports breast cancer awareness with pink attire for game
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 29, 2026, 4:23 PM
Last updated Sep 29, 2026

Clemson football coach Dabo Swinney wore pink to promote breast cancer awareness ahead of the Breast Cancer Awareness Game against No. 4 Miami on October 3. The campaign is personal for Swinney, whose family has been affected by the disease. The game will feature pink wristbands and a fundraising initiative, 'Tigers for Tatas,' which has raised over $900,000. Swinney aims to increase awareness and support for cancer research through the All In Team Foundation, which has raised nearly $16 million overall for various charities. He hopes to reach $1 million for breast cancer initiatives this year.
- •Clemson vs. Miami Breast Cancer Awareness Game scheduled for October 3.
- •Swinney's personal connection through family history with breast cancer.
- •'Tigers for Tatas' campaign has raised over $900,000 since 2014.
- •Clemson will distribute pink wristbands at the game.
- •Swinney aims for $1 million this year for the All In Team Foundation initiatives.
- 4:23 PMYahoo Sports — Why Dabo Swinney wore pink to support wife, family before Clemson-Miami game
"Breast cancer awareness is something close to Dabo Swinney's heart. Ahead of Clemson's Breast Cancer Awareness Game against Miami, he's going pink.
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