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Lovely Garden Roots

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Clemson Extension Says Fescue Lawns Should Be Mowed at 2.5 to 3 Inches in November, Never Losing More Than a Third of the Blade

Clemson Extension's Samantha McGaha Brown says fescue lawns should be mowed at 2.5 to 3 inches in November, never removing more than a third of the blade.

Clemson, SC · 1d

Rubbing The Rock

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Opening betting odds serve Georgia Tech up on a silver platter for Clemson to feast on

The Clemson Tigers opened up as a sizable home favorite over the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets ahead of their Week 11 matchup. While Clemson is playing better football of late, the offense regressed to the mean against Syracuse on Saturday in its close win.

Clemson, SC · 1d

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For Westminster, comes a $100 thousand grant

Westminster announces the city receives $100 thousand, a grant through the state Municipal Association. The money is to be spent on a project in honor an historic figure in Oconee. The Big Idea Grant will fund the city’s Bartram Native Plant initiative. On city property, a native plant growing and propagation program will allow the city to grow plants locally form municipal landscapes and public improvement projects. The native plant lab is to complement Westminster’s William Bartram Statue and Living Landscape Project. Westminster will continue to raise money to support the design and construction of the statue, to be focal point of a larger project. The grant support innovative municipal projects that demonstrate meaningful community benefits and the potential to make a lasting difference.

Westminster, SC · 12h

The Clemson Insider

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Swinney Gives Injury Update on Starting WR

Clemson was without a starting wide receiver on Saturday, when the Tigers defeated Syracuse 18-13 at the JMA Wireless Dome. Starting slot wideout Tyler Brown was ruled out Friday on the injury report ahead of Saturday’s game. During his postgame…

Clemson, SC · 1d

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Syracuse’s Fran Brown Jr. Gets Special Moment vs. Clemson With Dad on Sideline

Syracuse’s loss on Saturday against Clemson will sting for the Orange, which mostly kept the Tigers‘ offense in check but couldn’t score enough points in an 18-13 defeat. There was one special moment, though, for Fran Brown Jr. and his father of the same name. Many SU...

Syracuse, NY · 1d

FanSided

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Ranking 7 two-loss CFP hopefuls most likely to run the table

No school has lost 3 in the regular season and reached the playoff. Win out, and these teams can avoid becoming the first.

Clemson, SC · 2d

The Clemson Insider

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Mission Accomplished: Hampton Made Sure of It

The mission for Clemson’s secondary in Saturday’s 18-13 win over Syracuse was simple. Shutdown Umari Hatcher? The sixth-year receiver was having an All-American type of season prior to Saturday’s game at the JMA Wireless Dome in Syracuse, N.Y. Hatcher ranked…

Clemson, SC · 11h

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Newry Native Serves Aboard Submarine USS Newport News

Seneca High School graduate and Newry native Petty Officer 2nd Class Kenneth Williams is currently serving as a sonar technician aboard the fast-attack submarine USS Newport News (SSN 750), homeported at Naval Station Norfolk. Inspired by his grandfather, a retired Chief Boatswain’s Mate, Williams joined the U.S. Navy ten years ago and considers his proudest accomplishment to be rebuilding the submarine’s failed sonar system overnight prior to his first deployment. Expressing deep gratitude to his parents for their support and guidance, Williams takes pride in his service defending American security and trade, noting that his children view him as their real-life superhero.

Newry, SC · 12h

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Clinton honors late Coach Andy B. Young in playoff win over Liberty

Clinton’s 36 first half points, including a touchdown and 2-point conversion both by Graydon Watkins with 17 seconds before halftime, were far too much for visiting Liberty to overcome in the first round of the AA state playoffs. Clinton added a Bryland James score on the first possession of...

Clinton, SC · 2d

The State

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Themes emerge in latest bowl projections for South Carolina and Clemson

Trips to Las Vegas, Nashville or Memphis are the choices for the South Carolina football team after the latest round of bowl projections. South Carolina has won four straight games and mathematically remains in the hunt for a spot in the College Football Playoff. If that doesn’t happen, USC is at least trending toward a late-December bowl game. Clemson’s bowl projections seem to be trending to Texas after the Tigers won their second-straight game. Both teams are 6-3 overall. Here is where national outlets have the Gamecocks and Tigers possibly going during bowl season: Gamecocks Bowl Projections ESPN Music City Bowl: Wisconsin vs. South Carolina (Dec. 30) Liberty Bowl: UCF vs. South Carolina (Jan. 2) ESPN’s Kyle Bonagura changes his destination for the Gamecocks and has them going to Memphis the day after New Year’s. Mark Schlabach’s pick doesn’t change and has USC going to Nashville. South Carolina has never played in the Music City Bowl, while it has played in the Liberty Bowl two times, most recently in 2006. The Athletic Music City Bowl: South Carolina vs. Penn State (Dec. 30) A second projection for the Gamecocks to Nashville. The Gamecocks have played the Nittany Lions twice, both in

Clemson, SC · 9h

Lovely Garden Roots

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Expanding Circular Yellow or Brown Spots in a Dormant Warm-Season Lawn Can Mean Large Patch Disease, Clemson's Samantha Brown Warns as Cool, Wet Fall Weather Sets In

Clemson's Samantha Brown warns that expanding yellow or brown circles in dormant centipede, zoysia or St. Augustine lawns can be large patch disease.

Clemson, SC · 1d

Lovely Garden Roots

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Poinsettias Need Total Darkness From 5 p.m. to 8 a.m. to Color Up Again for December, University of Illinois Extension Says

University of Illinois Extension says poinsettias need total darkness from 5 p.m. to 8 a.m. until bracts color in December. Clemson's schedule runs 14 hours.

Clemson, SC · 2d