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Clemson vs Oklahoma is 5:30 p.m. ET, Dec. 29 (ESPN)
Clemson vs Oklahoma is 5:30 p.m. ET, Dec. 29 (ESPN)

Russell Athletic Bowl gifts for Clemson players


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According to an article posted by the Sports Business Journal, bowl games reveal that at least $5.4 million will be spent this year on participants’ gifts. That’s up 11 percent from a year ago.

The NCAA allows each bowl to award up to $550 worth of gifts to 125 participants per school. Schools can, and usually do, buy additional gifts that they can distribute to participants beyond that 125 limit. In addition, participants can receive awards worth up to $400 from the school and up to $400 from the conference for postseason play, covering both conference title games and any bowl game.

Gift suites are set up as private events prior to the game in which game participants, and often bowl VIPs, are given an order form and allowed to select a gift, or gifts, up to a value that is predetermined by each bowl, not to exceed the NCAA limit. Roughly half the suites take place in the bowl’s host city, while the others are staged by the game’s committee on the campus of a participating college.

So what kind of swag are Clemson football players in line to receive from the Russell Athletic Bowl?

- $447 Best Buy gift card and shopping trip

- A watch

- An athletic performance shirt

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