
There are distinct signs you go to Clemson University. Here is a list of 20 things only a Clemson University student would understand.
From walking those killer hills from Fike to Manning, no doubt.
Bright orange leggings? Check. Orange running shoes? Check; bonus points if you pair them with orange or purple work-out shorts.
And have become besties with the Starbucks baristas.
Multiple times. On a daily basis.
“Your driver waited 1 minute and marked you as a no-show.”
The place is legendary for its supposed pee smell in the basement.
Bonus points if it was a rain game and you ended up covered in mud.
They exclusively begin construction on campus the day classes start back from a break.
Your stress levels rise as you watch the little man walk slowly across the screen…
Is Dabo our president? Maybe. (Dabo for president 2020)
Was that Will Swinney on that moped??
Seeing as it’s the only restaurant on campus open past 9:00 pm…
Does fall really exist in South Carolina?
They’re like Catbuses, only smaller.
And have mastered the art of bro-stacking.
West Campusers understand this struggle.
Clemson University Parking Services shows no mercy.
I’m not complaining but, why so much singing?
Likely someone who has pulled an all-nighter in Cooper.
Not sure how to explain it, but Clemson University definitely has some of the least rude fans in college football, especially compared to their red and black counterpart school.
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