November 3

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November 3 in Clemson History

  • 1906: In second consecutive scoreless game, Clemson dukes it out at Davidson, putting series record at 3-0-1. On October 25, the Tigers had battled North Carolina State to a 0-0 draw.
  • 1910: In annual game at the State Fair, the Tigers blank the Gamecocks, 24-0, in Columbia, lifting Clemson to 6-2 dominance in the series.
  • 1930: The rifle team opens its season with a meeting to elect officers.
  • 1979: In first day of two-day match Clemson soccer team sets out to win eighth consecutive ACC title. Progressive rock band Kansas appears in Littlejohn Coliseum. Sniff & the Tears is opening act.
  • 2001: Bowden Bowl III - Clemson loses third straight in the only father-son head football coach match-up in college football history. Death Valley crowd watches Tigers go down, 41-27, to fifteenth-ranked Seminoles. Fourth largest crowd in Memorial Stadium history - 85,036.
  • 2007: Tiger Paw Productions presents Three Days Grace in Littlejohn Coliseum with Breaking Benjamin. Ticket information at 864-656-1413.


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