Clemson All-Access Announces Additional Features for 2007-08

Sept. 12, 2007

Clemson, SC – Beginning in 2007-08, online audio and video programming featuring Clemson athletics will be available through Clemson All-Access on the school’s official athletic web site, www.ClemsonTigers.com. A highlight video from the Clemson vs. Louisiana-Monroe football game is now available.

Click on the link below to view the highlights:Clemson vs. Louisiana-Monroe Highlights

Every Wednesday, a highlight video from the previous Saturday’s football game will be posted on All-Access. For the Louisiana-Monroe and Furman football games, the videos will be published as free content. Beginning with the Clemson vs. N.C. State game on Saturday, September 22, the content will be part of the All-Access paid subscription. Highlight videos from Clemson men’s and women’s soccer and volleyball will be available soon.

Clemson Athletics, ISP, Learfield and CSTV Online have partnered together to bring fans this exciting opportunity to follow the Tigers online. Clemson All-Access will include links to CSTV’s GameTracker live stats updates, the latest headlines as well as links to other features on the web site.

Clemson All-Access will present live coverage of programming produced by Clemson Tiger Sports Properties, including all Clemson football games live audio, as well as the weekly call-in show Tiger Calls, each Thursday night. Later in the year, live audio streams of men’s and women’s basketball and baseball games will also be available.

In addition to audio coverage, video footage from the football and men’s basketball weekly and post-game press conferences will be available. Highlight videos from all 19 of Clemson’s athletic teams will be available and fans can also expect to see interviews with current and former Tiger student-athletes and other behind the scenes footage of Clemson athletics throughout the year.

A monthly, renewable Clemson All-Access package is available for $6.95 each month, while a yearlong subscription is only $49.95.

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