Now that the whole world loves Clemson following its thrilling 38-35 victory over Georgia on Saturday night, here's a video that's really blowing up on social media. It's from ABC/ESPN's broadcast of the game, and it's the entire running-down-the-Hill sequence -- the bus ride from the locker room to the actual sprint into the stadium. It captures a lot of angles I've never seen before. Enjoy.
"To hell with the best team winning. I want us to win." -- Frank Howard, Clemson football coach, 1940-1969
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Monday, September 02, 2013
Monday, August 26, 2013
Wednesday, August 14, 2013
Musburger, Herbstreit psyched to come to Tigertown, pardner
According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, the ABC broadcast veterans are ready to be looking live at Death Valley on Aug. 31:
I am so ready for some football.
Musburger: "It’s a terrific matchup on paper. You never know how it’s going to play out on the field. Obviously they’re neighborhood rivals. I was amused a few weeks ago to get a text from somebody who said if Clemson was in the SEC this would be the closest two teams. I think they’ve since decided it’s Mississippi State and Ole Miss that is the closest. But it’s a good neighborhood rivalry and I’m sure a lot of these youngsters competed against each other at the high school level.
I am so ready for some football.
Thursday, August 08, 2013
Tiger fan, Gamecock fan hype rivalry on national TV
York County? No, New York. A funny thing happened on the Today show on Thursday:
You can take the boys out of the Palmetto State...
During a segment with host Savannah Guthrie taking questions from the crowd outside the studio for psychologist Dr. Gail Saltz, two men let their collegiate affiliations known behind a woman who is prepared to ask a question. One of the men holds up his iPhone, which shows a photo of the iconic Clemson Tiger paw. A few feet away, another man, who is wearing a South Carolina Gamecocks polo shirt, holds up four fingers to indicate the number of times the Gamecocks have beaten the Tigers in the past few years.
You can take the boys out of the Palmetto State...
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GameDay promo video featuring Howard's Rock
It's from a couple of years ago, but it's still pretty funny:
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Tuesday, August 06, 2013
Football's worst-kept secret revealed: GameDay to Clemson
They tweeted it out in a photo, so it's got to be true, right?
And via TigerNet, here's the official confirmation.
And via TigerNet, here's the official confirmation.
Friday, August 02, 2013
Desmond Howard confirms: GameDay at Clemson for UGA game
Tigernet, which seems to watch a lot more ESPN than I do, has a report confirming that GameDay will be in Tigertown on Aug. 31 for the Clemson-Georgia game:
All righty then!
Yesterday (Thursday) on ESPN's College Football Live today, ESPN Analyst Desmond Howard confirmed that ESPN's College Gameday will be in Clemson on August 31.
All righty then!
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Thursday, August 01, 2013
Video: All 68 touchdowns scored by Clemson in 2012
Beyond the impressive editing and assembling by clemson2311, this is proof that every single football game involving a big-time school is televised in some form or another.
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Twitter talk: Tajh Boyd an early Heisman favorite
I like this:
Kevin Neghandi of ESPN picks Tajh as the Heisman fav #clemson #greenville #greenvillesc #upstatesc #clemsonfootball pic.twitter.com/Rvj5KN9B9P
— Tiger Moving (@TigerMovingSC) July 31, 2013
Monday, July 29, 2013
ESPN GameDay at Clemson on Aug. 31?
Possibly...From Tigernet:
I can't imagine why ESPN wouldn't come to Tigertown for that matchup. It'll be one of the biggest games of the year in college football.
A host on ESPN’s College Football Live Show on Friday said that GameDay will be in Clemson for the Clemson-Georgia game on August 31st. It appears he may have slipped up and "let the cat out of the bag."
I can't imagine why ESPN wouldn't come to Tigertown for that matchup. It'll be one of the biggest games of the year in college football.
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