Clemson Attendance Second Highest on Record in 2000 |
CLEMSON, SC -- Nearly 550,000 fans came to the seven home football games at
Death Valley in 2000, the second highest attendance total in school history. Clemson Ticket Manager Van Hilderbrand announced official attendance figures for Clemson's seven home games on Friday. The Tigers drew 548,647 people for the seven home games, an average of 78, 378. The attendance total is the second highest on record, topped only by the 1987 season when 602,526 fans came to a record eight home games. Clemson's average for the 2000 season marked the second straight year that Clemson has averaged at least 78,000 fans per game. That is the first time since 1989 and 1990 that Clemson has had back-to-back seasons with an average of at least 78,000 fans. Overall, the 78,378 average this season was the fifth highest on record. The Clemson vs. South Carolina game drew a crowd of 85,187, the third highest attendance in the history of Death Valley. Only the 1999 Florida State game (86,092) and the 1994 South Carolina game (85,872) are higher. The Maryland game on October 14 drew 83,752, the eighth highest attendance in Clemson history.
Clemson Home Game Attendance for 2000
Clemson vs. Western Carolina is 1:00 PM Tipoff
Clemson, SC--The tipoff for the Clemson vs. Western Carolina game is set
for 1:00 PM on Saturday. Some published schedules list the game as a
7:00 PM start, but the game was moved for television in September. Please
take note of the time for Saturday's game, which will be televised by Fox
Sportsnet.
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