GAMEDAY GUIDE: FSU vs. Clemson (October 12th, 2019)

GAMEDAY INFORMATION

📍 Memorial Stadium  –  Clemson, S.C.

🏈⏰ Kickoff Time – 3:30 p.m.

👀🖥 ABC (Steve Levy, Brian Griese, Todd McShay and Molly McGrath)

📈📊 Live Stats

👂🏼📻: Clemson Tigers Network
(Don Munson, C.J. Spiller, Tim Bourret and Reggie Merriweather)

📝 2019 Media Guide • Game Notes (PDF)

gaemday presentations & recognitions

• Dotting I
  • Mike Dowling
  • President of Clemson Alumni Association
  • Will take place at 18:00 on the pregame clock

• Game Sponsor Recognition
  • SC Educational Lottery
  • Brian Townsend, Lottery Life Scholarship Recipient
    • Clemson Graduate
    • Part of Call Me Mister Program
  • Will take place in the West Endzone on the 9:45 mark on the pre-game clock

• Roaring 10 Recognition
  • Recognition for their commitment to the University’s core values and determined spirit, demonstration of their ever loyal relationship to Clemson, and outstanding impact in business, leadership, community, educational, and philanthropic endeavors.
    • NADIA NADIM AZIZ
    • SAMANTHA LYNN BAUER
    • TYLER ANDREW BROWN
    • AMANDA JANE “AJ” HOBBS
    • HAROLD P. HUGHES
    • RYAN D. LEE
    • RAMAKRISHNA PODILA
    • DOMINIQUE JORDAN SENSABAUGH
    • MARTIN TILLER
    • BENJAMIN JAMES WINTER
  • Will take place in the West Endzone at the 9:00 mark on the pre-game clock

• Burlsworth Trophy Presentation
  • Hunter Renfrow; joined by Marty & Vickie Burlsworth and Coach Jeff Scott
  • Burlsworth Trophy is an award given annually to the most outstanding FBS college football player who began his career as a walk-on
  • Will take place in the West Endzone at the 8:00 mark on the pre-game clock

• Honorary Captains
  • Will take place at the 2:00 mark on the pregame clock
  • Travis Zachery – TB, 1998, ’99, ‘00
  • Dexter McCleon – QB/DB, 1993, ’94, ’95, ’96 (Captain in ’96)

In-Game

• Hero of the Game – 1^st Quarter 2^nd Timeout
  • Kevin Brewington
  • Was deployed to Afghanistan in 2011
  • Stepped on IED and lost both legs
  • Was awarded Purple Heart

• Paw Journey Recognition – End of 1st Quarter
  • Will include the Paw Journey Team and other contributors to Paw Journey
  • Will take place in the West Endzone

• Campus Cornerstone Recognition – End of 1st Quarter
  • Michael and Robyn Nieri and their family
  • The Nieri family has made a $5 Million dollar gift to name the Nieri Family Department of Construction Science and Management. The Nieri Family also made a significant contribution to fund and name the Nieri Family Student-Athlete Enrichment Center.
  • Will take place in the West Endzone

• Professor and Staffer of the Game – 2^nd Quarter 1^st Timeout
  • Patrick Warren, associate professor of economics in the College of Business
    • Warren researches how organizations operate in the economy and serves as an associate editor of the Public Finance Review. He also teaches a variety of courses, like Principles of Microeconomics and Public Choice.
  • Kathy Gibson, Associate Business Officer in the Office of the Vice President for Research
    • Kathy Gibson and her team support all departments within the Division of Research by managing business operations, research reporting, and database administration.

• ACC Coach of the Year Recognition – 3^rd Quarter 1^st Timeout
  • Amanda Butler – 2018-19 ACC Women’s Basketball Coach of the Year
  • Will be joined by the 2019-20 WBB team
  • Will take place in the West Endzone

• Pilot Recognition – 3^rd Quarter 2^nd Timeout
  • Will introduce the Pilots who participated in the flyover
  • Will take place in the West Endzone

Beginning this season, walk-through metal detectors will be present at all entrances to Memorial Stadium to help ensure the continued safety of our fans, donors, coaches, student-athletes and visitors. As a result, we’re asking you to plan ahead and allow extra time entering the stadium.

Outfitting a stadium of this size with screening devices at every entrance is a significant undertaking. We’re spending countless hours planning with some of the most experienced safety experts in the world as we get set to open the gates in late August.

The undertaking is part of a trend occurring at major sporting events across the country and the safety of stadium occupants is the number-one priority. Presently, the NFL, MLB, NBA and NHL mandate similar procedures at their venues.

As we did in Littlejohn Coliseum for men’s basketball last year, we’re looking to our guests to facilitate entry by remembering a few things:

• Please allow extra time to enter the stadium and arrive earlier than normal. 
• If you must bring items into the stadium, please make sure that they adhere to the Clear Bag policy, established in 2016.
• Please read the signs and listen for instructions from event security staff for what can stay in your pockets and what needs to be removed before screening.

You will be asked to remove large metal objects from your pockets prior to walking through the metal detectors entering Memorial Stadium. Shoes, coins, wallets, belts and jewelry will not need to be removed. Please follow instructions from stadium event and security staff to help with the entry process.

Fans who either have a relevant medical condition or do not feel comfortable walking through the metal detectors can notify event staff and participate in an alternative screening process. Prohibited items include, but are not limited to: artificial noisemakers, backpacks, non-clear bags or purses, banners/flags/flag poles, coolers, outside food or beverage, knives or weapons of any kind.

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION ON GAMEDAY SECURITY INCLUDING METAL DETECTORS, CLEAR BAG POLICY AND FAN FEEDBACK