Topic: New Story: Tessitore says Clemson-Bama battles will go down in history

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New Story: Tessitore says Clemson-Bama battles will go down in history

Posted: Dec 30, 2017, 2:01 PM

Tessitore says Clemson-Bama battles will go down in history

Trainer Eddie Futch leaned into Joe Frazier, took in the heavyweight’s swollen and bloody face, and told him, “It’s all over. No one will forget what you did here today.” In the far corner, Muhammad Ali raised his hands in the air, exhausted and triumphant.
Will Clemson and Alabama have the same drama?
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Purrfect

Posted: Dec 30, 2017, 2:24 PM

Yes, a 30 for 30 about how the CLEMSON dynasty took over soon as an actual fair format to crown college football's champion went into effect. No more media handing their chosen one a one game set table for championships.

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Re: New Story: Tessitore says Clemson-Bama battles will go down in history

Posted: Dec 30, 2017, 2:25 PM

"Clemson has great football tradition going back 100 years,” he said. "“Clemson is a team that has won a national championship and has all-time great players"

While I realize we are in the midst of the period of our greatest football success in our history, it's good to see someone acknowledge that "great football tradition" we've had at Clemson for a long time. We aren't a Johnny-come-lately -- it's just that we've moved from very good to great. I think the tv talking heads forget this sometimes.