
Homer Jordan will always be remembered as the quarterback that led Clemson to the 1981 National Championship and Atlantic Coast Conference crown. (Courtesy of Clemson Athletics)
By Schuyler Easterling
In the proud history of Clemson University athletics, glories on the field of competition helped transform Clemson from a small agricultural/military school to a nationally known power. Through tireless hard work and dedication, individuals driven by the uniquely Clemson Spirit made contributions to Tiger Athletics that completely changed the landscape of the university they so dearly loved.
On Monday, three such Clemson men were recognized for their outstanding accomplishments with an announcement of their induction into the South Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame.
Former Clemson athletic director Bill McLellan, quarterback Homer Jordan and former “Voice of the Tigers” Jim Phillips are members of the 2013 Class, the Palmetto State’s highest athletic honor continuing to add to their incredibly rich legacies. [Read more...]










