Clemson wins Blood Bowl for fifth straight year over South Carolina

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The Tigers triumphed over their rivals, the Gamecocks, in a significant victory.

Clemson secured the win in the 39th annual Blood Bowl against South Carolina.

A remarkable 4,671 blood donations were contributed by the Tigers, with the potential to save over 14,000 lives.

The Gamma Lambda Chapter of Alpha Phi Omega, a coed service fraternity at Clemson, played a pivotal role in organizing various events throughout the week for the blood drive.

Clemson is set to be awarded a trophy during the football game tonight to commemorate their win in the 'blood' battle against South Carolina.

Congratulations to all the participants who made a positive contribution to their community! Well done!

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