A baseball game was played inside Clemson Memorial Stadium on Saturday night. Sort of. The Savannah Bananas took their Harlem Globetrotters-tailored approach to baseball to Death Valley and put on ...

But nobody saw what happened next coming. Out of nowhere, Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney appeared at the top of the hill alongside the Bananas. As the cannon boomed, Swinney and the Bananas ...

They loaded buses on the west side of the stadium and rolled around with a police escort to the east end zone, where Clemson football coach Dabo Swinney led the Bananas from Howard’s Rock as ...

Just like at Clemson football games, the buses rolled up beyond the East end zone, players filed out and it was Tigers coach Dabo Swinney who led the Bananas down the hill onto the field on April 26.

Clemson – Saturday night, Banana Ball dazzled in front of a sold-out crowd inside Death Valley for the first-ever baseball game inside Memorial Stadium. Dabo Swinney led the Bananas down the ...

Clemson’s head man wasn’t on the sidelines—he was leading a viral baseball spectacle into Memorial Stadium, running down The Hill with the ever-creative Savannah Bananas in front of 81,000 fans.

The Bananas recently set a team attendance record when 81,000 people showed up to watch them play at Memorial Stadium on the campus of Clemson on April 26, when Tigers football coach Dabo Sweeney ...

For one night only, Banana Ball featured Clemson coach Dabo Swinney leading the Bananas down The Hill and into Memorial Stadium. Swinney had quite a fun time doing it and said that he was a big ...

The Savannah Bananas took over Clemson’s Death Valley on Saturday night and delivered a show for the ages. With 81,000 fans packing Memorial Stadium — the largest crowd in team history — the ...