CLEMSON – Memorial Stadium has gotten little rest in the last five years.
Since 2022, Death Valley has gained a 126-foot by 60-foot “Dabotron,” eight different LED-powered lighting poles, and a new gameday locker room. Not to mention, it was transformed into a baseball field, with regulation-length bases to host the Savannah Bananas in April.
Despite significant capital and time invested, including $70 million in 2022-2023, into one of Clemson’s most iconic landmarks in the last few years, Athletic Director Graham Neff announced at a Tuesday press conference that more renovations could be on the way.
“We’re going to pick the pencil back up and do some feasibility study in Memorial Stadium,” he said at the Smart Family Media Center.