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Yes, that Clemson fan shouldn’t be able to attend another Clemson game this year. That is the type thing that set the madison square garden arena brawl off.

I hope Clemson will make a statement that those type actions are not tolerated. The fan is lucky that Chas did not throw a 7’0” punch right in his face!

Aaron on 01/19/2009 (2:41 pm)

This is FUN!!!!!

john on 01/19/2009 (10:02 am)

Dan, not that you need article ideas, but you’ve been around the program for a while and I would love to see a summary of the different attitudes of our stars- childress, rogers, duncan, paul, howard, songaila, etc. How does the will and drive of those that made it to the League compare with our current players, are their any similarities among them, etc. You know, one of those inside POVs that only a very fortunate person would have…

FWIW,
93

93Deac on 01/19/2009 (9:30 am)

Last year McFarland may have responded differently. It took a man to walk away with a smile on his face. His maturity and the rest of the team is really starting to show.

Keep focused Deacs this is only the beginning of how you will be treated at opposing arenas. Remember, how you respond to adversity can affect your teammates and the remainder of your season.

Danny Tuttle on 01/18/2009 (9:14 pm)

Agreed, Gary. I only hope our house will be as full and loud as Littlejohn was for each and every home game remaining! Our guys deserve it! They’re doing a tremendous job and playing with a purpose and determination that I’ve never seen with a prior Wake Forest team!

Keep your focus guys and don’t let the bright lights get into your heads. There’s a lot of ball yet to be played and a lot of good things yet to come! Just know that this alum is as proud of you as he can be!

Ken Green on 01/18/2009 (8:22 pm)

Dan:  Clemson should take whatever action they feel is appropriate with the student that attacked Chas - but Ron Wellman should be given his name so that he can be banned from attending the Joel on March 8th. Ron should let it be know that we won’t accept that behavior in our house.

Gary on 01/18/2009 (5:40 pm)