Tickets for Clemson Tiger Baseball are hard to come by, so this group of students came up with a solution.
Getting a seat to the Clemson Baseball Super Regional is difficult. There are limited tickets and plenty of people who want them. In fact, getting tickets to any Tiger baseball game is challenging, especially for college students.
Putting their resourcefulness to use, a group of college kids figured out how to watch the games for free while experiencing the feel of "tailgating." Fox Carolina Sports reported showing video of the wild and crazy bunch cheering the Tigers on from just a small distance away from the actual stadium. It seems these fans have the best of both worlds.
So, with coolers in tow, the students are enjoying every minute with just one small problem. They don't have a seating area. Once again they find solutions. Portable folding chairs and coolers serve as their seats while they take turns standing and cheering.
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