Re: TNET: Paul Finebaum spars with Clemson fan about real Death Valley vs. LSU

Paul Fckedintheface Shitbaum thinks that he knows all about everything just like he knew his all-time favorite Alabama FB team was going to roll over Clemson in the 2018 national championship game and how did that prediction turn out for Fckedintheface Shitbaum. Fagman was so embarrassed by how easy Clemson beat the crap out his all-time favorite team that had the best team in their history of their FB program...

Paul Fckedintheface Shitbaum was left absolutely speechless, that was the first time ever with him doing his ESECPN worthless job that he had to sit there on national TV and eat all those piles of Elephant dung that Clemson beat out of his Bama team up and down the field for 3 of the longest quarters of FB that he's had to sit through and watch in his entire life time. We would think that with those Elephant ears he has flapping on each side of his butt ugly face that he would know what stadium was named "Deaf Valley" and "Death Valley", but to prove just how stupid he really is, he still don't know that Deaf Valley stadium is in Baton Rouge Louisiana, and that Clemson's Death Valley has always been in Clemson South Carolina!!!

Also somebody needs to tell him that it isn't hard find for the ones smart enough to type in Clemson's Death Valley into their GPS or in their cell phone and it will take him to the front gate of the real Death Valley. I can see that it would be hard for Shitbaum to find it bc he would need to know how to spell Clemson's Death Valley for him to find it. Suck Clemson fans A$$ Shitbaum!!!

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Apr 21, 2025, 6:14 PM

Here is a nice write up for those unfamiliar with the story

https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/28412865/a-heated-lsu-clemson-debate-plays-real-death-valley

For some, "Death" actually predated "Deaf" in Baton Rouge. On Jan. 1, 1959, when LSU and Heisman Trophy winner Billy Cannon capped the school's first national title with a 7-0 victory in the Sugar Bowl, some of those fans stole "Death" when describing the home valley. Why? Because they believed they had earned that right after defeating the team that was already using the name for its home stadium.

Yep, Clemson.

The first known "Death Valley" reference tossed Memorial Stadium's way came more than 10 years before Peele's nickname. In 1945, Lonnie McMillan, head coach of the rival Presbyterian College Blue Hose, had just endured a 76-0 rout at the hands of the orange-and-white Tigers. At the time, tradition held that PC and Clemson always played the season opener. And those games, in September in South Carolina, are essentially like playing football inside a pottery kiln, especially on Clemson's home field, which sits in a natural gorge, built atop bedrock and surrounded by reflective white concrete.

According to the official Clemson history books, McMillan had visited the Mojave Desert a decade earlier en route the 1932 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles. He compared the unpleasantness of that midsummer desert experience to his September visits to play the Tigers, saying Clemson was "college football's Death Valley." Frank Howard, the gregarious Alabama grad who had taken over as Clemson head coach five years earlier, loved the story and repeatedly recounted it. He told it so much, it eventually stuck."
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