1906

1906 in Clemson History

Events that occurred in 1906:

Fall: Bob Williams takes over as head football coach.
October 13: Clemson and Virginia Tech battle to scoreless tie on Bowman Field, putting the series record at 1-1-1.
October 20: The Tigers continue to dominate Georgia with a 6-0 win on Bowman Field, moving the series record to 7-3.
October 25: The Tigers tie N.C. State, 0-0, in a State Fair game played in Columbia. Series stands at 3-1-1 in Clemson's favor.
November 3: In second consecutive scoreless game, Clemson dukes it out at Davidson, putting series record at 3-0-1.
November 10: Clemson beats Auburn, 6-4, on Bowman Field, with the series standing at 3-2 in Auburn's favor.
November 19: The Tigers defeat Tennessee in Clemson, 16-0, moving series record to 4-0-1 in the home team's favor.
November 29: The Clemson Tiger football teams's first forward pass takes place during the game with Georgia Tech in Atlanta. Left End, Powell Lykes, drops back to kick, but lobs a 30-yard pass to George Warren instead. Clemson defeats John Heisman-led Tech, 10-0, putting series record at 5-1-1 in the Tigers favor. Coach Williams' team has a 4-0-3 season, technically undefeated, but not a perfect outcome.

The 1900's

1907