Clemson just completed a series of facelifts to some of its football facilities, but more are coming. The second phase of renovations to Memorial Stadium, which includes upgrades to the Tiger Walk experience (…)
With Clemson set to host Furman in its home opener, the Tigers are set to debut an improved Memorial Stadium on Saturday. The Clemson Insider on Thursday got a sneak peek at the upgrades that have been completed (…)
CHARLOTTE – Miami quarterback Tyler Van Dyke doesn’t lack for confidence coming off a breakout freshman season, particularly when it comes to the task of facing Clemson on the road this season. Van Dyke (…)
Clemson’s football team wasn’t the only aspect of the program working on itself this spring. Memorial Stadium is undergoing a multi-phase renovation project that will consist of $65 million worth (…)
Clemson fans once again made their presence felt on Saturday at Death Valley, as was the case all season long. Per Ross Taylor, Clemson Assistant Athletic Director for Football Communications, Wake Forest’s (…)
CLEMSON, S.C. – Clemson Athletics announced details on the 2021 Clemson Football fan experience on Monday. The guidelines and policies for home games within Memorial Stadium begin Sept. 11, as Clemson (…)
On Tuesday, LSU announced that it will require fans 12 years and older to provide proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours of kickoff in order to attend home games this year. Clemson (…)
Clemson’s Phase 2 facility improvements to Memorial Stadium took one more step toward full approval on Wednesday afternoon. The Clemson Board of Trustees Finance and Facilities Committee voted to approve (…)
The Clemson Board of Trustees Finance and Facilities Committee will meet on Wednesday for the approval of several items, including Phase 2 Construction Approval to Memorial Stadium. They are also expected to (…)
When Jess Neely left Clemson for Rice in 1940, he left the job to Frank Howard, who accompanied him to Clemson from Alabama in 1931. Neely thought a lot of Howard, and he wanted to see him succeed as a (…)
