I've been coming to Clemson games since I was about 10. My aunt lived in Clemson on Folger Street behind the Esso Club. I'd go to her house for lunch, and walk to the stadium. She died at age 97 and had just quit walking to the stadium about 2 years before her death. I worked for the athletic department years ago when Bill M. was athletic director as his secretary. Talked with Captain Jervey almost every day I worked there. Took letters from Coach Howard..that was a hoot...was dared by Bob Bradley to move anything on his desk. It was always a mess, BUT he knew where everything was. My time spent there was filled with great memories of the place and the people.