It’s hard to find anyone who loves Clemson as much as former Tiger great Jeff Bostic.
“I am a Clemson fan,” he said. “If you cut me on one arm, I’m going to bleed orange and the other one I’m going to bleed purple.”
Bostic was in Tampa, Florida last Monday night when he saw his beloved Tigers win the program’s first national championship in 35 years. The former All-ACC center, who played at Clemson from 1977-’79, was sitting on the 35-yard line and about 25 rows up when Clemson quarterback Deshaun Watson threw the game-winning touchdown pass to Hunter Renfrow with two seconds to play.