Greenville is Jimmy Fritzche picks Nebraska after reported late offer from Clemson
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Pete Yanity
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@WSPA7 Sports Director and TV and Radio Play-By-Play, Pete Yanity has been sportscasting for over 35 years.
- Various sources in the SCHSL community tell 7 Sports that a proposal from Clemson to bring state football championship games back to Death Valley will be heard at a Monday 5pm meeting of the league's executive committee. Clemson has been a host in past.
- Furman gets the word. A 13-seed vs. 4-UVA Thursday in Orlando.
00:00 - Thirty years ago today, I arrived in my role at Channel 7. It's been a heck of a run and I continue to work it with diligence.
- Dabo Swinney confirms T. Lawrence practiced Monday evening.
- Anderson University announces it's adding football targeting the fall of 2024. Dr. Melvin Yountz provided grant of $3 Million to the school, which also hopes to raise additional funds. The Trojans are members of the DII South Atlantic Conference.
- Greenville HS offensive lineman Blake Franks to now make college announcement Friday afternoon.
- Clemson offensive coordinator Tony Elliott returned to the Oconee County Airport late this afternoon.He told The Clemson Insider “no decision yet “on the Virginia job. When asked who’s decision it is (for him to become head coach of the Cavaliers) he said “it’s my decision. “
- Former Clemson Pk and Greer HS star Nelson Welch is stable after suffering massive heart attack Wednesday. His mom Nancy tells me they’re determining next course of action in recovery process.
- Jeff Tate announces retirement as head football coach and athletic director at Wren HS. Desires more family time with 10th grandchild expected soon. Went 110-68 in 15 seasons with 2019 4A title at his alma mater in his lone HFBC job. Worked in HS athletics for four-plus decades.
- According to his family, Clemson center PJ Hall had successful knee surgery today. He begins rehab on Monday with the plan for him to return to play in November.
- Longtime area football coach Chris Miller calling it a career. Great guy who had a great run.
- Arguably, one of the most improbable ACC titles ever won by a Clemson team
