Memorial Stadium, affectionately known as "Death Valley," has been Clemson's home since 1942 and seats over 81,500 fans who create one of the most intimidating environments in all of college football.
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Size & Scale
Built in a natural bowl between towering hills, the stadium traps sound in a way that makes it genuinely deafening — visiting teams have reported difficulty hearing their own snap counts.
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Getting In
The iconic west end zone features Howard's Rock, perched on a pedestal at the top of the hill where players make their dramatic entrance.
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What to Expect
For visiting fans, Death Valley is a bucket-list venue that delivers an unforgettable sensory experience from the moment you approach campus.
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PRO TIP
Enter through the east side gates to avoid the heaviest congestion near the west end zone Hill entrance.