Blair leads GT to ACC Championship (Rome News-Tribune)
By Rick Winters Former Calhoun High School football standout Scott Blair led the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets to an ACC Championship on Saturday with a little help from Jonathan Dwyer at Raymon…
By Rick Winters Former Calhoun High School football standout Scott Blair led the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets to an ACC Championship on Saturday with a little help from Jonathan Dwyer at Raymon…
Tampa, Florida — Tampa is hosting the ACC championship football game, with Clemson and Georgia Tech playing for the conference title. It’s the second time the game has been held at Raymond James stadium.
After losing to in-state rivals Georgia and South Carolina last weekend, Georgia Tech and Clemson look to bounce back in Saturday’s ACC Championship game.
Video of Head Coach Dabo Swinney’s press conference previewing the Clemson vs. Georgia Tech matchup at the 2009 ACC Championship Football Game will be broadcast live on www.clemsontigers.com via TigerCast on Tuesday, December 1
CLEMSON — No decision during this week’s football game in Columbia will be influenced by the fact Clemson University plays in the ACC Championship the following week, Tigers coach Dabo Swinney said Tuesday.
The Tigers have clinched the Atlantic Division title and a trip to the 2009 Dr Pepper ACC Championship Game televised by ESPN at 8:00 PM on Saturday, December 5. Ticket, travel and general information for Tiger fans traveling to the game is now available. This page will be updated as more information is available.
The Tigers win the Atlantic Coast Conference’s Atlantic Division championship when Boston College loses to North Carolina 31-13 this afternoon. Clemson will play in the ACC Championship Game against Georgia Tech at 8 p.m.
The ACC Football Championship Ticket Request deadline is Friday, November 20, 2009. These ticket requests are open for any IPTAY donor
For linebacker Jeremy Campbell, the 2009 season has marked a turning point in Clemson football. Not only is it his senior season, but he and the Tigers are in the driver’s seat for their first ACC Championship game appearance. For a player who strives to put the team first, there is nothing more exciting than that.
For linebacker Jeremy Campbell, the 2009 season has marked a turning point in Clemson football. Not only is it his senior season, but he and the Tigers are in the driver’s seat for their first ACC Championship game appearance.