The 2011 Dabo Swinney Fantasy Camp was held on the Clemson University campus April 15-17th.  Twenty-three players attended the camp sponsored by Dabo’s All In Team Foundation .

Campers lived the life of a Clemson football player. On Friday and Saturday they received class room and field instruction from Clemson coaches.

On Friday evening the campers were entertained after dinner in the West End-Zone by “coaching impersonator” Scott Moore. Then, Clemson Legends Levon Kirkland and Terry Allen shared their experiences as Clemson Tigers.

Saturday evening included dinner at Coach Swinney’s house.

The camp concluded on Sunday with the All-In Bowl in Death Valley. Players experienced the Tiger Walk, the bus ride from the locker room to the Hill, and the most exciting 30 seconds in college football. For the third year in a row the game came down to the wire.

Proceeds from the camp support Clemson’s “Call Me Mister” program. The program’s purpose is to increase the pool of available teachers from a broader more diverse background particularly among the State's lowest performing elementary schools.

The next Dabo Swinney Clemson Football Fantasy camp will be held April 2013.