The morning after a loss of this particular sort is always disheartening. All the old familiar feelings from the Tommy Bowden era ,and of course last year's terrible season, come rushing back like bad nightmares.
Showing posts with label Death Valley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Death Valley. Show all posts
Sunday, November 20, 2011
The Hangover... Part 2
Labels:
ACC,
Clemson Nation,
Clemson University,
Columbia,
Dabo Swinney,
Death Valley,
FSU,
Gamecocks,
Sammy Watkins,
South Carolina,
Tajh Boyd,
The Hangover,
Tommy Bowden,
UNC,
USC,
Virginia Tech
Location:
Clemson, SC, USA
Sunday, November 13, 2011
Clemson vs Wake Forest Review
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| Tajh Boyd celebrates Clemson's last second victory over Wake Forest. |
After watching the film from yesterday's game, I have listed some positives and negatives going forward into next week's game at NC State.
Labels:
chandler catanzaro,
Clemson University,
Dabo Swinney,
Death Valley,
NC State University,
Sammy Watkins
Location:
Clemson, SC, USA
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Tigers Rally on Senior Day and Clinch Atlantic Division Championship!
Final

Wake Forest 28
(5-5, 4-3 ACC)
(9) Clemson 31
(9-1, 6-1 ACC)
Wake Forest 28
(5-5, 4-3 ACC)
(9) Clemson 31
(9-1, 6-1 ACC)
Tajh Boyd struggled for 2 and a half quarters, but found a way to rally the team (minus "The Deuce") in the late stages of the game. Catanzaro was able to redeem an earlier missed field goal when he nailed a last second 43 yard field goal to put the game away!
Labels:
Clemson University,
Dabo Swinney,
Death Valley,
Sammy Watkins
Location:
Clemson, SC, USA
Sammy Watkins Injury Update
ACC leading receiver Sammy Watkins left todays game midway through the third quarter and did not return.
Location:
Clemson, SC, USA
Saturday, October 8, 2011
Tigers Roll In The Valley
Clemson took care of business and got big days out of QB Tajh Boyd, WR Sammy Watkins, and K Catanzaro. The win came at a high cost though, with Tajh Boyd leaving early in the third quarter with a hip injury.
Labels:
Boston College,
chandler catanzaro,
Clemson University,
Dabo Swinney,
Death Valley,
Sammy Watkins,
Tajh Boyd
Location:
Clemson, SC, USA
Sunday, October 2, 2011
What Is Not To Believe?
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| Clemson DE Andre Branch sacks VT QB Logan Thomas late in Saturday night's game in Lane Stadium. |
If anyone out there is not a believer heading into the game this weekend with Boston College, you probably won't be hearing them say so.
Labels:
Andre Branch,
Boston College,
Clemson University,
Dabo Swinney,
Death Valley,
Dwayne Allen,
Georgia Tech,
Jonathan Willard,
Lane Stadium,
Stephone Anthony,
Tajh Boyd,
UNC,
Virginia Tech
Location:
Clemson, SC, USA
Saturday, September 17, 2011
Road Kill in Clemson!
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| TE Dwayne Allen makes an athletic catch for a TD |
A tough first few minutes had Clemson fans wondering just how long this season would turn out to be. Two hours later, everyone is reeling as Clemson responded to a 14-0 deficit with 624 yards of total offense and 5 touchdowns! QB Tajh Boyd went off for 386 yards on 30/42 attempts with 4 touchdowns. His targets included WR's Sammy Watkins (10 catches for 155 yards and 2 TDs) and Nuke Hopkins (7 catches for 83 yards and a TD). TE Dwayne Allen also turned in a stellar game with 7 catches for 80 yards including an athletic 6 yard TD.
Monday, September 5, 2011
Tajh Boyd Named ACC Player of the Week
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| Clemson QB Tajh Boyd |
Clemson QB Tajh Boyd has been named ACC Player of the Week by rivals.com for games of Sept. 3.
Labels:
Charlie Whitehurst,
Clemson University,
Death Valley,
Dwayne Allen,
Jaron Brown,
Rivals,
Sammy Watkins,
Tajh Boyd,
Wofford Terriers
Location:
Clemson, SC, USA
Sunday, September 4, 2011
The Spark Returns!
Sammy Watkins eludes a tackler on his first
catch of his Clemson career!
I wrote an article earlier during the offseason that sparks would fly in Death Valley again this year. Enter Sammy Watkins, Mike Bellamy, Martavis Bryant, and Stephone Anthony! Check out videos of their big plays that sparked the Tigers to a blowout victory!
Location:
Clemson, SC, USA
Saturday, September 3, 2011
The Future Is Now

Troy 19
(0-1, 0-1 away)
Clemson 43
(1-0, 1-0 home)
Troy 19
(0-1, 0-1 away)
Clemson 43
(1-0, 1-0 home)
The Tigers opened the season against the Troy Trojans with a bang winning 43-19. Sammy Watkins set a freshman record for the earliest score by a true freshman in Clemson history.
Labels:
chandler catanzaro,
Clemson University,
Dabo Swinney,
Death Valley,
Dwayne Allen,
Mike Bellamy,
Sammy Watkins,
Tajh Boyd,
Troy Trojans,
Wofford Terriers
Location:
Clemson, SC, USA
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