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*[[1974]]: The [[Clemson University Chorus]], directed by [[Dr. John H. Butler]], presents its Christmas concert in [[Tillman Auditorium]]. | *[[1974]]: The [[Clemson University Chorus]], directed by [[Dr. John H. Butler]], presents its Christmas concert in [[Tillman Auditorium]]. | ||
*[[1978]]: Assistant Coach [[Danny Ford]] is named as new head coach, becoming the youngest Division I head coach in the nation at age 30. | *[[1978]]: Assistant Coach [[Danny Ford]] is named as new head coach, becoming the youngest Division I head coach in the nation at age 30. | ||
| − | + | *[[2006]]: Clemson Men's Basketball team hosts Wofford in [[Littlejohn Coliseum]] at 7:30 p.m. | |
{{Daybox|preceding= [[December 4]]|month=[[December]]| following=[[December 6]]}} | {{Daybox|preceding= [[December 4]]|month=[[December]]| following=[[December 6]]}} | ||
[[Category:December in Clemson History]] | [[Category:December in Clemson History]] | ||
Revision as of 04:54, 11 November 2006
December 5 in Clemson History
- 1972: Football Coach Hootie Ingram tenders his resignation after a 4-7 season, ending his three year stint as the Tigers' eighteenth head coach.
- 1974: The Clemson University Chorus, directed by Dr. John H. Butler, presents its Christmas concert in Tillman Auditorium.
- 1978: Assistant Coach Danny Ford is named as new head coach, becoming the youngest Division I head coach in the nation at age 30.
- 2006: Clemson Men's Basketball team hosts Wofford in Littlejohn Coliseum at 7:30 p.m.
| December 4 | December | December 6 |
