According to BCSO, Tripp Swinney’s estranged wife warned him Oct. 7 that she would file for a divorce and told him to stop calling, emailing or texting her.

When Swinney was a baby, his older brother Tripp (15 months at the time) tried to refer to his little bro as "that boy." The pronunciation came out sounding more like "Dabo," though, and it stuck.

Henry Ervil “Tripp” Swinney III, 54, entered his guilty plea Wednesday in Bibb County, court records show. Swinney, who lists a Clemson, S.C. address, was initially arrested on the felony ...

The Swinneys, from left: Ervil, Carol, Tracy, Tripp and Dabo. Courtesy Swinney family. ONE OF THE best memories of Swinney's childhood occurred on New Year's Day 1980, when a friend's family ...

Henry Swinney III, also known as "Tripp" is "all in", all in custody that is after pleading guilty to a child sex crime ...

But because Tripp was also young, it sounded like "Dabo" compared to "that boy." Because Swinney was referred to as "Dabo" for the early parts of his childhood, the Clemson coach didn't know until ...

PELHAM, Ala. | Ervil Swinney holds court just about any day at M&M Hardware, a throwback country gathering place a little south of Pelham where the old guard drinks coffee and solves the world's ...

As Ron Morris of The State detailed, the story behind Dabo’s nickname stemmed from his younger brother. Back when Swinney’s brother, Tripp, was 15 months old, he would attempt to say “that ...

Swinney's father usually called him Chris, after his middle name, but pretty soon Tripp wasn't the only one calling him Dabo. In 2013, Swinney trademarked his own name.

The story goes when Swinney was a young child, Tripp, who was a little over a year older than Swinney, referred to Swinney as "that boy." But because Tripp was also young, it sounded like "Dabo ...