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Vandals strike at Williams-Brice
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Whenever Clemson scores a touchdown, Tigers play-by-play announcer Pete Yanity makes his signature call, “There’s orange in the end zone.” A week and a half before the Clemson-USC game, vandals painted orange in the south end zone at Williams-Brice Stadium overnight Tuesday. USC equipment manager Chris Matlock saw an aerosol can and “a little orange paint” on the field Wednesday morning. Matlock said the damage was minimal and would not require workers to re-sod the grass before the rivalry game Nov. 28. Matlock said the graffiti message, which included a ‘C,’ appeared to be incomplete. The stadium vandalism has become a destructive part of the rivalry. Last year, vandals sprayed orange paint on the weight room windows at Williams-Brice. Matlock hopes officials can identify the culprits through surveillance videos.
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