The Tiger paw and Clemson definitely go hand in hand with one another after 44 years of existence or should it be hand and paw with each other? By Sam Blackman The Tiger Paw might be the most widely recognized school symbol in the nation.

Level One logos include the Clemson wordmark and the Tiger Paw. They represent the entire University and are the strongest visible symbols of Clemson.

Sep 3, 2010 · The Paw began as an idea to set Clemson athletics apart from the crowd, but it now serves a much greater function, as it has become a quasi-ambassador for the university's overall mission to people around the world.

Feb 13, 2025 · –The Clemson Tigers are set to host their fifth and final indoor home meet of the season as they will hold the Tiger Paw Invitational at the Clemson Indoor Track and Field Complex starting on Friday, February 14 and concluding on Saturday, February 15.

This was the beginning of the Clemson tiger paw becoming one of the most recognizable symbols in national collegiate athletics. John Antonio, to whom Clemson owes for its now famous paw, died in Greenville, South Carolina at the age of 83 after a battle with cancer (Robinson).

The Tiger Paw was finally copyrighted after the 1981 National Championship football season when Clemson merchandising exploded. This year, we celebrate 50 years of the Tiger Paw as one of the most recognizable logos in the nation.

Aug 5, 2013 · From my second-floor office window in Sikes Hall, I look down every day on Bowman Field and a giant orange Tiger Paw painted on the road at the intersection of Old Greenville Highway and Calhoun Drive. You can see it, too, on a live webcam at clemson.edu.

TigerNet is home to the most extensive searchable Clemson sports image database on the web. Currently, the TigerNet archive has over 158,547 photos from Clemson sporting events. T

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Jul 26, 2019 · Every five miles or so, he painted a paw on the road for all Clemson fans to see as they were traveling to Jacksonville. When Clemson played Nebraska for the national championship in the 1982 Orange Bowl, the tiger paws were extended all the way to Miami.