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<blockquote data-quote="GTLorenzo" data-source="post: 973205" data-attributes="member: 359"><p>Wife is a Clemson grad and a huge football fan. We actually met at the Tech/Clemson game at Bobby Dodd on September 29, 2001 when were No. 8 in the country and lost in double OT. We have both Tech and Clemson season tickets (and a condominiumized parking space three blocks from the stadium in Clemson with gated access and which requires tickets to get on the site. Crazy, but lots of demand for stuff like that up there).</p><p></p><p>Noon games are the worst to get to as everyone has a short window to get there before game time. Try to leave early. We'll leave ATL by around 7 or earlier to get there before 10. Use Waze, it will take you some backroads that will beat some traffic. Know where you are going to park if you can and don't just drive around looking for a space. The YMCA across the lake usually has spaces and is about a 15 minutes walk to the stadium.</p><p></p><p>Clemson fans are usually pretty nice. There will be a lot of tailgaters on the way to the stadium and will offer you food and drinks. </p><p></p><p>One of my great memories was going on the field after the Calvin game in 2004. (Clemson fans always go on the field after games. It's a neat tradition.) Looking forward to meeting some fans in white and gold on the field after a win on Saturday. The whole family is going. Son will be in white and gold, girls in orange unfortunately. Go Jackets!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GTLorenzo, post: 973205, member: 359"] Wife is a Clemson grad and a huge football fan. We actually met at the Tech/Clemson game at Bobby Dodd on September 29, 2001 when were No. 8 in the country and lost in double OT. We have both Tech and Clemson season tickets (and a condominiumized parking space three blocks from the stadium in Clemson with gated access and which requires tickets to get on the site. Crazy, but lots of demand for stuff like that up there). Noon games are the worst to get to as everyone has a short window to get there before game time. Try to leave early. We'll leave ATL by around 7 or earlier to get there before 10. Use Waze, it will take you some backroads that will beat some traffic. Know where you are going to park if you can and don't just drive around looking for a space. The YMCA across the lake usually has spaces and is about a 15 minutes walk to the stadium. Clemson fans are usually pretty nice. There will be a lot of tailgaters on the way to the stadium and will offer you food and drinks. One of my great memories was going on the field after the Calvin game in 2004. (Clemson fans always go on the field after games. It's a neat tradition.) Looking forward to meeting some fans in white and gold on the field after a win on Saturday. The whole family is going. Son will be in white and gold, girls in orange unfortunately. Go Jackets! [/QUOTE]
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