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Tron Foster, 23, had been suffering from cancer for many years and wasn't doing well in recent weeks.
He wanted to do something he'd never done before: Attend a Clemson-South Carolina game and watch his beloved Tigers play.
Russ Lloyd, an ardent Gamecock fan, heard about Tron's story and hosted Tron and his family at his tailgate in Columbia before the game.
...Being a host for Clemson's flagship radio station is fine and dandy when the Tigers are winning championships.
But what about when they're cratering to 1-3 and 3-5 records in a season that was supposed to usher them back to the rare air of the elite?
That's a much tougher and more awkward line to navigate, as William Qualkinbush shares in a conversation with The...
Clemson graduate Mark Packer returned to his alma mater last week to speak to the Fort Hill Clemson Club and to dot the "i" on the field before the Tigers' victory over Florida State.
Packer has been enjoying retirement since stepping away from the ACC Network this past summer.
He said working for ESPN the previous three years was highly frustrating in part beca...
Tim Bourret is a Clemson icon and will be inducted into the school's athletics Hall of Fame on Friday night.
Bourret also was a member of Dabo Swinney's inner circle when Swinney was ascending from interim coach to permanent coach to Hall of Fame coach.
Swinney said Bourret has always provided him valuable counsel.
"He tells the truth to me. He's tough an...
Brett McMurphy spent many years in the newspaper business, and before the Internet took hold his deadlines were once a day.
Now there's a deadline every minute when your job is breaking news in the ultra-competitive world of national college football media.
One summer a few years ago, there was supposedly nothing going on and McMurphy thought he scheduled a good...
