November 24

November 24 in Clemson History

1898: Clemson takes on Georgia Tech for the first time in a game played in Augusta, Georgia. The Tigers prevail, 23-0, for a 3-1 season record. Georgia Tech finishes 0-3.
1900: The Tigers defeat Virginia Tech, 12-5, in first match with the school, in a game played in Charlotte, North Carolina.
1904: In a road game, the Tigers fall to North Carolina State, 0-18, leaving Clemson ahead in the series, 3-1. Clemson has, therefore, a 3-3-1 season outcome.
1910: The Tigers travel to Atlanta and suffer 0-34 defeat at the hands of Georgia Tech, to achieve a 4-3-1 season record. Tech closes series margin to 6-4-1.
1974: The Clemson Players present Henrik Ibsen's play "Ghosts" in Daniel Auditorium. Union sponsors the Not So Erotic Film Festival at the Y Theatre from 1-5 p.m. and 6-10 p.m. and offers "Mr. Roberts", "Ensign Pulver", "Wackiest Ship in the Army" and "Stagecoach".
1984: The ninth ranked Gamecocks squeak by the Tigers in Death Valley, 21-22, to place chill on Clemson's probation season record of 7-4, 5-2 in conference but ineligible for title.
1991: Clemson beats the University of South Carolina, 41-24, in Williams-Bryce Stadium in Columbia. The Cocks will have a 3-6-2 season.
1993: Coach Ken Hatfield announces that he will be leaving Clemson.
2006: The Womens basketball team defeats St. Johns, 95-88, in Orono, Maine Thanksgiving Tournament. The Clemson men's basketball team hosts Charleston Southern in Littlejohn Coliseum at 7:30 p.m. Tigers win, 74-50.

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