re: Fight almosts breaks out between Gamecock and Wolverine players

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'all aren't even embarrassed by the way it portrays not only your fanbase, but your actual players.

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Would you prefer our players conduct a fight club in our own locker room like some other teams?

Because that's not trashy at all.

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With their high powered offense?

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Ball control, running game, and a very good defense. They do what USCe does but better.

I miss the Danny Ford and Ken Hatfield era Clemson fans. The tobacco chewing, beer drinking good ole boys that didn't mind a fight and couldn't care less about being the morality police.

Today's Clemson fans are a mix of yuppie Yankees, holier-than-thou church types and helicopter soccer mom's. No cussing, no drinking too much (if at all) and no fighting. If my mother's family in Clarendon County still went to games in Clemson they'd probably try to either imprison my uncles or proselytize to them.

I wouldn't expect the fanbase in the Midlands to be embarrassed by anything. After all, you're the pioneers of having your student-athletes star on Live PD.

Guess y'all will take media exposure anyway you can get it. That football team sure isn't going to get it for on-field play.

That's just college players being college players bro

You haven't played football if you haven't shoved your fingers in another mans crack. But don't yell at other players! That's trashy

Smack em I the face, flacid cocks lay down.

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After all, you're the pioneers of having your student-athletes star on Live PD.

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Miss Danny has no love/respect for Law Enforcement - takes a shot right there, folks.


meanwhile - good thing LivePD wasn't around when to catch this former tater athlete on camera

by Andy Paras Wednesday, November 23rd 2016

COLUMBIA, S.C. (WCIV) — Former Citadel and Clemson baseball player Bradley Felder has been sentenced to 12 years in federal prison for selling "molly" and marijuana.

Felder pleaded guilty in June to federal charges of conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute molly and marijuana after DEA agents seized the drugs, a loaded gun and cash from the 27-year-old.

Among the cash recovered was a bag containing $1.7 million that had been buried in Orangeburg County.

The U.S. Attorneys Office says the DEA began investigating Felder in 2013 after they learned he was involved in importing and selling high-grade drugs around Richland and Lexington counties. They say he was importing the marijuana from northern California and the Molly from an unknown source in China. They say he rented multiple houses and apartments in the area to receive the drugs and sometimes enlisted friends to accept the deliveries. They were either paid in cash or marijuana.

Agents recovered a lot of cash, including $150,000 in cash from an intercepted shipment from China. When agents arrested Felder in the parking garage of his apartment in 2015, they seized nearly $48,000 in cash, a loaded .45-caliber pistol, two expensive watches and several cell phones, one of which had photos of huge amounts of money.

They say one picture showed money stacked on the kitchen counter, another showed a small closet with plastic containers full of cash.

When agents confronted Felder about the money pictured on the phone, they say Felder led them to a spot in Bowman where he had buried a large bag containing more than $1.7 million dollars.

Felder played three years for The Citadel. He later transferred to Clemson where the highlight of his career came when he blasted a solo homerun in a playoff loss to the South Carolina Gamecocks.

He was not drafted by the Major Leagues.

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I wouldn't expect the fanbase in the Midlands to be embarrassed by anything.

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the Midlands are embarrassed of the taters that call it home.

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Also lol @ USCe fans thinking they aren't trash

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FIFY

Can't remember the last time I barked at someone, so I guess our bar is still set higher.