Consider this about Death Valley at Clemson University. The town of Clemson, SC has a population of 17,681 persons. The student body of Clemson University is around 26,000 including grad students. The stadium seats 81,500 persons. There are only 4 cities in South Carolina with populations of over 81,500. So, on the 6-7 Saturdays a year when there are home football games in Death Valley, the small town of Clemson becomes the 5th largest municipality in the state.
Louisville at 61,000 is deceptive. The stadium is actually much larger than other stadiums that hold similar numbers. If they replaced 1/3 of the chairs with bench seating it could probably hold closer to 80,000.
lol bro i thumbs up this vid right off the bat when you called it the "sec" thats gotta trigger the S-E-C homers so bad lol lol lol. If you only knew. Anyways I'm glad your reacting to these college stadiums and games as I'm one of those guys who is a much bigger fan of college ball than I am of the NFL.
You must make a State game. Such a fun and unified environment, plus it’s across the street from where the Hurricanes play, the in the ground field feel is awesome too. Also their playing a winter classic there this year. Hurricanes vs Capitals
They call Clemson’s stadium “Death Valley” because Howard’s Rock, which the team touches every time they run down the hill and onto the field is from Death Valley National Park, as they showed in the Traditions video.
The carrier dome in Syracuse is one of the loudest stadiums I’ve ever heard. That fact that it’s just a giant block of concrete with a roof the sound just reverberates and can actually hurt your ears. The decibel level can reach over 125 in there which is considered “painful sound” very unique stadium
It's gonna be a good year, but I'm not too thrilled with the new renovations. We're going to be losing upwards of 10 thousand seats for the new luxury section.
The cool thing about Georgia Tech's Stadium is that its in the middle of down town Atlanta, its less than a mile from Centennial Olympic Park, Phillips Arena, and The Mercedes Benz Stadium ( you can actually see Mercedes Benz at 4:24). A lot of spots on campus were used for the 1996 Olympics including the Olympic village directly across the street from the stadium.
The reason CFB stadiums are not symmetrical is because they add seating as demand grows over decades. Expansions are done in sections to cover the known demand at the time . Its expensive, my team (ECU) spent $60 mil 4yrs ago just for a new press box, club level and luxury boxes.
It’s definitely pronounced S-E-C not the sec. Someone was messing with you. We literally chant S-E-C, S-E-C, S-E-C when we’re beating teams from other conferences. Roll Tide.
The view from PNC Park, the Pittsburgh baseball stadium, is beautiful. It looks out over the two rivers. If you look at the Pacific-12 stadiums, you'll see the Rose Bowl, where UCLA plays, and the Los Angeles Coliseum, where USC plays.
You're correct. There is a nfl team nicknamed the Cardinals as well as a major league baseball team. Fun fact both of the Cardinals used to both play in the city of St. Louis, but the football team moved to Arizona in the late 1980s.
6:48 the boyyyyyys lol Go C-A-R-D-S being a horse racing freak and living in Louisville Kentucky minutes away from Churchill love the over look at Churchill to Cardinal Stadium and actual hear the crowd from Cardinal Stadium during the races. We really have a lovely unique and weird stadium, I liked it more before the end zone expansion in person, but thats ok. I CAN NOT WAIT to see our football team next year we're gonna be amazing!
As an NC State alum, I've always been sort of self-conscious about our stadium. TO be fair, the pictures of it and several others didn't show the fields during season, so they look a lot better by September
In America there are several teams that have the same last name.There's Giants of New York and San Francisco.NFL Cardinals of Glendale, Arizona and Cardinals Louisville, Kentucky.Cowboys of Stillwater, Oklahoma and NFL Cowboys of Arlington, Texas.There's many more as well.
When you look at these stadiums you notice that some schools go out of their way for aesthetic reasons to make the stadium look symetrical and others just seem to put something in that empty spot, as long as it is seating or a building of some type
Florida State's stadium has that elegant building around a steel stadium that has been fitted with concourses and interior walls designed to hide its humble origins.
The college teams that play in nfl stadiums typically have a worse fan atmosphere, since the stadium is not located on the college campus. Miami and Pittsburg are great examples
Great videos. Keep them coming. How about an mls stadium reaction video? Smaller than your used to but alot of very nice new stadiums (cincinnati, Columbus, st louis, Nashville, lafc).
First college football game I ever attended was on the grass hill at Virginia's stadium! Seen many games from there but now we've moved to the actaul stands. Wouldn't trade my time with friends and family at those games for anything.
NC State might look not the best from a computer generation but let me tell you it’s something special when you’re in the stadium. The environment is one of the loudest and most unified in college football. It’s not a place you want to be playing away at. Also consider that their football team is continuing to get better and is close to making that break into the top 10 in the country, and a rivalry is beginning to brew in between them and Clemson, as they trade wins for the past couple years. Next year when Clemson shows up at NC State it’s truly going to be special. This rivalry is a friendly one but is becoming a classic with the schools considering how elite they are in the sport. Definitely rate it a good 8/10
It is at this point I should give my standard disclaimer for British people that while "university" and "college" are used interchangeably to refer to US institutions of higher learning in general, in the name of such an institution they are not: "Boston College" and "Boston University" are two different schools, but "Boston College" is the more famous+prestigious of the two. You didn't dream up the Arizona Cardinals (formerly in St Louis and before that Chicago.) There's also the Stanford Cardinal -- which is Cardinal, singular, and refers to the color of their uniforms; their mascot is a tree. I think Duke's field is round like that because it used to have a standard 400m running track around the outside, and when they renovated it, rather than remove the existing stands, they just extended them inwards. "Bucket seating" does mean individual seats with armrests as opposed to bleachers. Keep in mind the obesity rate in america, though; bleachers are a lot more comfortable for some people as the armrests can push in on your thighs if you're big. Personally I've weighed as much as 347 lbs -- 157.4 kg or 24 stone 11 -- and while I've lost 32 lbs (14.5 kg or 2 stone 4) since that peak last February, I'm never going to be *small*; I'm pretty big even without the extra layers of fat, and my goal weight is still 250 lbs (113.4 kg or 17 stone 12) -- which is probably still not small enough to sit comfortably in standard bucket seats. Pretty sure Clemson's "Death Valley" is named partly just to be intimidating -- and they *have* made the national playoffs several times recently, and I think they even won a couple times in the last 10-15 years. The coach did once *joke* about needing to sacrifice a goat before their next game with Syracuse, after a couple straight seasons where their only regular season loss was to Syracuse, despite Syracuse not being good. I'm a Carolina Panthers fan but I didn't know they played their first season in Clemson's stadium! It's especially surprising to me because they're currently in Charlotte, North Carolina, but Clemson's in South Carolina. I suppose Charlotte is near the border, though; having spent a season actually in South Carolina does help cement their claim to represent both. And then I got distracted researching something else about Wake Forest while watching the video, so I'll have to finish this comment another time as it's several hours since I started writing.
Hey man I would love to see you react to some baldy breakdowns. Brian baldinger is a former NFL player and current commentator. He does video breakdowns of specific players, plays and teams. They are short entertaining videos and they will give you a really good amount of incite into the intricacies of the game , how certain plays happen and why they happen.
Offend away. We all do it to each other. No reason a Brit shouldn't join in. Just the jokes from one school about another are brutal. The ACC is unfamiliar to me but I have seen some stadiums. I like the Cardinal stadium. To really judge a stadium you need the whole experience. Bad food, hard to find seating, walking half a mile to reach the stadium, and many others all factor in to whether it shines or sucks.
Hard Rock was originally Joe Robbie Stadium, after the Dolphins' original owner. I've been there a few times and watched the Florida Marlins play. This was before the renovation.
Can you please do the Pack 12 conference? It’s the only power 5 conference that you missed. Also, Syracuse has to have an enclosure. It’s in upstate New York. It gets incredibly cold and snowy there. Plus they use it for basketball. And it does get loud there and although it only holds 50K but cause it’s enclosed it can sound like 75-80K The University of Miami stadium hosts several bowl games, hosts an NFL team (Miami Dolphins) and the Miami Hurricanes college team. This ia slso the case with the Pittsburgh university team, they share with NFL teams.
Georgia Tech's field would have gotten more points from you if the original video had a good photo of the skyline during a game. Or, if he showed that it is in the MIDDLE of a huge city and packed in tight. And if he said it was the oldest on-campus stadium in college sports. All extra points for the Yellow Jackets. (And we need as many as we can get)
The Carrier/JMA Wireless Dome looked way better before they put that roller coaster on the roof. They're in the process of replacing the bleachers with chairs.
The east and west sides are going to be much larger on most college stadiums partially because of the press boxes. Loving the reaction to the stadiums though 👌🏻
Don't know who told you the SEC is calledthe "Sec", but I think they were pulling a joke on you. The Southeastern Conference is refered to as the S-E-C by EVERY U.S. sports network, including the conference's own SEC Network. I've been watching college football for most of my 63 years, and had never heard it call the "Sec" until your commentary at the begining of this video.
I don’t know who informed you that the south eastern conference in college football is referred to as sec This is wrong it is referred to simply by THE S E C. And that is the only way it is referred to.
ACC is the best conference more likely because Clemson gets to kick ass every football season every damn year but it wasn't always like that it was dominated by Florida State at some points in time back in the eighties and nineties early 2000s probably Virginia tech then Clemson dominated the 2010s and Florida State and spoiler alert Clemson is the best ACC football team death valley in South Carolina is the real death valley no questions asked you know that from me I've never been to a football game but I have been to Clemson on a field trip once 5 years ago of the summer I fell in love with Clemson and on that day I still love Clemson to this very day but I love North Carolina in basketball I love them too tar heels and tigers both have one enemy in common gamecocks it's always been that way.
@@teacherjoe7019 precisely, though there is probably no question that it’s facilities are great, it’s a rented stadium with no fans in it every game day
You’re not kidding about those steep stands at Clemson, when I lived in SC I went to a game there and a scalper lied to me about where the tickets were, I had a seat in the nosebleeds and couldn’t even make it to my seat because I couldn’t get up the steps, my size 13 feet wouldn’t fit on the steps and it felt like I was going to fall. It was absurd because I’ve sat at the highway spot no issue at Penn States Beaver Stadium which is higher up and holds more people. It’s just poor design on Memorial Stadiums part if you ask me, I liked the concessions and it had some nice features but if you’re even remotely a “big person” good luck making it up there… I spent the game walking around the stadium exploring and catching glimpses of Clemson destroying SC Gamecocks. I took a work friend who is Clemson fan to the Penn State Whiteout and he had to admit we had the better environment and he came a Penn State fan as his secondary team after Clemson.
I don’t know who said it’s the “Sec” but it’s pronounced the S-E-C like you said the first time lol
Lmao yeah, S-E-C. Like and make sure he sees this, I don't wanna hear that again
Oh man, They got me good 😂 I thought it was weird to call it the "sec" but I put too much trust in my comments section haha
Lol I remember when I first seen S.E.C I thought it said sec but I was only 10 maybe younger
I live in Louisiana in the heart of the Southeastern conference it's the S- E- C
The Dome in Syracuse is known as "the loud house" so you were right on that! It is electric in there on a good day!
He was lying😂, it’s the S-E-C, not SECK
Someone at least needs to tell him Louisville is pronounced lul-i-vull as if you have a loogie in your throat
The atmosphere at Virginia Tech during a game is crazy.
Consider this about Death Valley at Clemson University. The town of Clemson, SC has a population of 17,681 persons. The student body of Clemson University is around 26,000 including grad students. The stadium seats 81,500 persons. There are only 4 cities in South Carolina with populations of over 81,500. So, on the 6-7 Saturdays a year when there are home football games in Death Valley, the small town of Clemson becomes the 5th largest municipality in the state.
I live in a small town called Seneca which is literally right next to Clemson and the traffic is CRAZY during home games
To clarify when someone told you its sec it they are wrong is is infact S E C you say the letters induvidualy and i love the series
Louisville at 61,000 is deceptive. The stadium is actually much larger than other stadiums that hold similar numbers. If they replaced 1/3 of the chairs with bench seating it could probably hold closer to 80,000.
lol bro i thumbs up this vid right off the bat when you called it the "sec" thats gotta trigger the S-E-C homers so bad lol lol lol. If you only knew. Anyways I'm glad your reacting to these college stadiums and games as I'm one of those guys who is a much bigger fan of college ball than I am of the NFL.
I've been lucky enough to go to see games at North Carolina, Duke, Wake Forest and Virginia Tech. North Carolina's is beautiful!
You must make a State game. Such a fun and unified environment, plus it’s across the street from where the Hurricanes play, the in the ground field feel is awesome too.
Also their playing a winter classic there this year. Hurricanes vs Capitals
@@Troublelift I want too, I've been to VMI, Campbell, Guilford and Greensboro College as well. Love to go to as many as I can
They call Clemson’s stadium “Death Valley” because Howard’s Rock, which the team touches every time they run down the hill and onto the field is from Death Valley National Park, as they showed in the Traditions video.
The carrier dome in Syracuse is one of the loudest stadiums I’ve ever heard. That fact that it’s just a giant block of concrete with a roof the sound just reverberates and can actually hurt your ears. The decibel level can reach over 125 in there which is considered “painful sound” very unique stadium
I'm a Georgia fan, but FSU is easily my favorite stadium out of the ACC. I like the spear canopies a lot and the exterior is awesome.
I'm biased, but Doak is amazing. Especially when FSU is good, that place is so loud and intimidating
Next year will be rocking. I tailgate for every game and we have a great chance to make the playoffs next year.
It's gonna be a good year, but I'm not too thrilled with the new renovations. We're going to be losing upwards of 10 thousand seats for the new luxury section.
The cool thing about Georgia Tech's Stadium is that its in the middle of down town Atlanta, its less than a mile from Centennial Olympic Park, Phillips Arena, and The Mercedes Benz Stadium ( you can actually see Mercedes Benz at 4:24). A lot of spots on campus were used for the 1996 Olympics including the Olympic village directly across the street from the stadium.
SEC Southeastern Conference
Looking forward to Monday night! Go Dawgs 😊
The reason CFB stadiums are not symmetrical is because they add seating as demand grows over decades.
Expansions are done in sections to cover the known demand at the time .
Its expensive, my team (ECU) spent $60 mil 4yrs ago just for a new press box, club level and luxury boxes.
It’s definitely pronounced S-E-C not the sec. Someone was messing with you. We literally chant S-E-C, S-E-C, S-E-C when we’re beating teams from other conferences. Roll Tide.
The view from PNC Park, the Pittsburgh baseball stadium, is beautiful. It looks out over the two rivers.
If you look at the Pacific-12 stadiums, you'll see the Rose Bowl, where UCLA plays, and the Los Angeles Coliseum, where USC plays.
You're correct. There is a nfl team nicknamed the Cardinals as well as a major league baseball team. Fun fact both of the Cardinals used to both play in the city of St. Louis, but the football team moved to Arizona in the late 1980s.
6:48 the boyyyyyys lol Go C-A-R-D-S being a horse racing freak and living in Louisville Kentucky minutes away from Churchill love the over look at Churchill to Cardinal Stadium and actual hear the crowd from Cardinal Stadium during the races. We really have a lovely unique and weird stadium, I liked it more before the end zone expansion in person, but thats ok. I CAN NOT WAIT to see our football team next year we're gonna be amazing!
Clemson the best home field advantage in college.
Hahaha some one is trying to trick you with the S-E-C “Seck”
As an NC State alum, I've always been sort of self-conscious about our stadium. TO be fair, the pictures of it and several others didn't show the fields during season, so they look a lot better by September
I've always liked how it looks.
You are correct. The SEC is pronounce as the letter S the letter E the letter C
In America there are several teams that have the same last name.There's Giants of New York and San Francisco.NFL Cardinals of Glendale, Arizona and Cardinals Louisville, Kentucky.Cowboys of Stillwater, Oklahoma and NFL Cowboys of Arlington, Texas.There's many more as well.
When you look at these stadiums you notice that some schools go out of their way for aesthetic reasons to make the stadium look symetrical and others just seem to put something in that empty spot, as long as it is seating or a building of some type
Hard rock stadiums is where they hosted the orange bowl this year between Tennessee and Clemson
Haha we defintiely pronounce it by saying the letters S - E - C
Haha the NFL’s Arizona Cardinals logo’s actually different from college’s Louisville Cardinals- The Louisville bird has teeth for some reason 😆
These birds will bit you in the ass. The toothy bird.
Florida State's stadium has that elegant building around a steel stadium that has been fitted with concourses and interior walls designed to hide its humble origins.
The grounds of Hard Rock Stadium is the Miami GP circuit
The college teams that play in nfl stadiums typically have a worse fan atmosphere, since the stadium is not located on the college campus. Miami and Pittsburg are great examples
Great videos. Keep them coming. How about an mls stadium reaction video? Smaller than your used to but alot of very nice new stadiums (cincinnati, Columbus, st louis, Nashville, lafc).
First college football game I ever attended was on the grass hill at Virginia's stadium! Seen many games from there but now we've moved to the actaul stands. Wouldn't trade my time with friends and family at those games for anything.
NC State might look not the best from a computer generation but let me tell you it’s something special when you’re in the stadium. The environment is one of the loudest and most unified in college football. It’s not a place you want to be playing away at. Also consider that their football team is continuing to get better and is close to making that break into the top 10 in the country, and a rivalry is beginning to brew in between them and Clemson, as they trade wins for the past couple years. Next year when Clemson shows up at NC State it’s truly going to be special. This rivalry is a friendly one but is becoming a classic with the schools considering how elite they are in the sport. Definitely rate it a good 8/10
Before it got a name change, Syracuse's Carrier Dome was also known as the stadium "teams come to die."
It is at this point I should give my standard disclaimer for British people that while "university" and "college" are used interchangeably to refer to US institutions of higher learning in general, in the name of such an institution they are not: "Boston College" and "Boston University" are two different schools, but "Boston College" is the more famous+prestigious of the two.
You didn't dream up the Arizona Cardinals (formerly in St Louis and before that Chicago.) There's also the Stanford Cardinal -- which is Cardinal, singular, and refers to the color of their uniforms; their mascot is a tree.
I think Duke's field is round like that because it used to have a standard 400m running track around the outside, and when they renovated it, rather than remove the existing stands, they just extended them inwards.
"Bucket seating" does mean individual seats with armrests as opposed to bleachers. Keep in mind the obesity rate in america, though; bleachers are a lot more comfortable for some people as the armrests can push in on your thighs if you're big. Personally I've weighed as much as 347 lbs -- 157.4 kg or 24 stone 11 -- and while I've lost 32 lbs (14.5 kg or 2 stone 4) since that peak last February, I'm never going to be *small*; I'm pretty big even without the extra layers of fat, and my goal weight is still 250 lbs (113.4 kg or 17 stone 12) -- which is probably still not small enough to sit comfortably in standard bucket seats.
Pretty sure Clemson's "Death Valley" is named partly just to be intimidating -- and they *have* made the national playoffs several times recently, and I think they even won a couple times in the last 10-15 years. The coach did once *joke* about needing to sacrifice a goat before their next game with Syracuse, after a couple straight seasons where their only regular season loss was to Syracuse, despite Syracuse not being good.
I'm a Carolina Panthers fan but I didn't know they played their first season in Clemson's stadium! It's especially surprising to me because they're currently in Charlotte, North Carolina, but Clemson's in South Carolina. I suppose Charlotte is near the border, though; having spent a season actually in South Carolina does help cement their claim to represent both.
And then I got distracted researching something else about Wake Forest while watching the video, so I'll have to finish this comment another time as it's several hours since I started writing.
Hey man I would love to see you react to some baldy breakdowns. Brian baldinger is a former NFL player and current commentator. He does video breakdowns of specific players, plays and teams. They are short entertaining videos and they will give you a really good amount of incite into the intricacies of the game , how certain plays happen and why they happen.
Offend away. We all do it to each other. No reason a Brit shouldn't join in. Just the jokes from one school about another are brutal. The ACC is unfamiliar to me but I have seen some stadiums. I like the Cardinal stadium. To really judge a stadium you need the whole experience. Bad food, hard to find seating, walking half a mile to reach the stadium, and many others all factor in to whether it shines or sucks.
Hard Rock was originally Joe Robbie Stadium, after the Dolphins' original owner. I've been there a few times and watched the Florida Marlins play. This was before the renovation.
Can you please do the Pack 12 conference? It’s the only power 5 conference that you missed.
Also, Syracuse has to have an enclosure. It’s in upstate New York. It gets incredibly cold and snowy there. Plus they use it for basketball. And it does get loud there and although it only holds 50K but cause it’s enclosed it can sound like 75-80K
The University of Miami stadium hosts several bowl games, hosts an NFL team (Miami Dolphins) and the Miami Hurricanes college team. This ia slso the case with the Pittsburgh university team, they share with NFL teams.
Georgia Tech's field would have gotten more points from you if the original video had a good photo of the skyline during a game. Or, if he showed that it is in the MIDDLE of a huge city and packed in tight. And if he said it was the oldest on-campus stadium in college sports. All extra points for the Yellow Jackets. (And we need as many as we can get)
Georgia Tech’s stadium always reminded me of an uncovered St. James’ in Newcastle
the Florida State University has offices and classes in the buildings that are a part of the stadium.
Controversial opinion but I really love Wake Forest's stadium. Yes it's small, but it's absolutely gorgeous. It's like quality over quantity
I totally understand that, I am a fan of their stadium also. It’s almost like watching a chill football game. Something about it though is cool
Whoever told you to pronounce the SEC that way was definitely messing with you 😂
The Carrier/JMA Wireless Dome looked way better before they put that roller coaster on the roof. They're in the process of replacing the bleachers with chairs.
You should check out the PAC 12 next. Keep up the good work!
There is a Arizona Cardinals and the logo is similar
That Florida state field looks like my neighbor’s lawn
The east and west sides are going to be much larger on most college stadiums partially because of the press boxes. Loving the reaction to the stadiums though 👌🏻
Bobby Dodd Stadium look like St. James Park without a roof
Also you gotta do the pac 12 stadiums and the big sky stadiums from this guy
PNC park is one of the nicer ballparks and it has a great view of Pittsburgh
5 toughest places to play number 5 Neyland stadium. 4 Clemson, 3 Between the Hegdes, 2. Happy valley. 1 Death valley Lsu.
What’s up Joe!
Been to kenan it is very beautiful but will never compare to the Tennessee Volunteers neyland stadium gboooo
Who ever said Sec not S E C lied. Nobody says it like that.
Pitt shares with the Steelers mostly because there is truly nowhere to put another football stadium in Pittsburgh.
University of Louisville, of course.
Don't know who told you the SEC is calledthe "Sec", but I think they were pulling a joke on you. The Southeastern Conference is refered to as the S-E-C by EVERY U.S. sports network, including the conference's own SEC Network. I've been watching college football for most of my 63 years, and had never heard it call the "Sec" until your commentary at the begining of this video.
Go Cards!
Most football stadiums have more seatings on the sides and not behind the endzones.
It’s definitely S-E-C and not sec. Whoever said otherwise is playing games with you
This commentator had to be a Tar Heel fan (UNC). He seemed very biased. That stadium was nothing to write home about.(Says the NC State fan. Lol
As an Arizona State guy you gotta do PAC-12 stadiums next! 🔱 ⬆️
NOBODY CALLS THE S-E-C THE sec 😆
Nah, we absolutely call it the S-E-C lol.
Kenan Stadium is considered one of the most beautiful. You need to see a more current picture and not one from earth cam
I don’t know who informed you that the south eastern conference in college football is referred to as sec This is wrong it is referred to simply by THE S E C. And that is the only way it is referred to.
ACC is the best conference more likely because Clemson gets to kick ass every football season every damn year but it wasn't always like that it was dominated by Florida State at some points in time back in the eighties and nineties early 2000s probably Virginia tech then Clemson dominated the 2010s and Florida State and spoiler alert Clemson is the best ACC football team death valley in South Carolina is the real death valley no questions asked you know that from me I've never been to a football game but I have been to Clemson on a field trip once 5 years ago of the summer I fell in love with Clemson and on that day I still love Clemson to this very day but I love North Carolina in basketball I love them too tar heels and tigers both have one enemy in common gamecocks it's always been that way.
ACC is far from the best conference it’s in 4th place over the PAC 12 maybe.
Bro. Punctuation, please.
PAC-12 !!!
He’s doing conferences that win first
Let’s not confuse anything, Miami plays in a rented stadium that they rent from the Miami dolphins in the nfl. It’s not even near campus either
Hard Rock Stadium is north of Miami and the University of Miami is south of Miami. They are 16 miles apart.
@@teacherjoe7019 precisely, though there is probably no question that it’s facilities are great, it’s a rented stadium with no fans in it every game day
It’s never call the sect it’s sec
S-E-C, A-C-C
Louisville has the best stadium!
Someone lied to you. it's definitely pronounced S E C.
BC is catholic uni
The Florida State video is by far the best stadium in the ACC. They just had a horrible video for it
What's pretty weird about Clemson is that people tailgate on the grave sites, lol.
It is what it is😂 GO TIGERS
You’re not kidding about those steep stands at Clemson, when I lived in SC I went to a game there and a scalper lied to me about where the tickets were, I had a seat in the nosebleeds and couldn’t even make it to my seat because I couldn’t get up the steps, my size 13 feet wouldn’t fit on the steps and it felt like I was going to fall. It was absurd because I’ve sat at the highway spot no issue at Penn States Beaver Stadium which is higher up and holds more people. It’s just poor design on Memorial Stadiums part if you ask me, I liked the concessions and it had some nice features but if you’re even remotely a “big person” good luck making it up there… I spent the game walking around the stadium exploring and catching glimpses of Clemson destroying SC Gamecocks. I took a work friend who is Clemson fan to the Penn State Whiteout and he had to admit we had the better environment and he came a Penn State fan as his secondary team after Clemson.
FSU is the best team and stadium! Go NOLES!!!
Bro SEC FIELDS ARE THE BEST
They don't sacrifice goats at Clemson, but they are known to engage in some other unpleasant activities with them.
Clemson does sacrifice goats
I dont think the ACC is best at anything tbh
Basketball…Lacrosse…Soccer