Your specification suggests an AC coupled clock source and possibly signal overshoot. The FPGA maximum ratings must be unconditionally kept to avoid device damage. Also the level and maximum rise-time specifications of the respective I/O standard should be considered to achieve reliable operation.
As said, a usual 3.3V clock oscillator can be directly connected to the FPGA clock input, for traces longer than 1", a source side termination resistor may be recommended. If you have a non-standard clock source, a level conversion is most likely necessary.
P.S.: You may experience difficulties to measure the actual clock waveform with an usual passive oscilloscope probe and particularly it's unsuitable standard ground connection.