Swamp Rabbits medical trainer recognized with league award after second season in the Upstate

BY: Brian Tosti, Greenville Swamp Rabbits

Greenville, SC – The Greenville Swamp Rabbits, in conjunction with the ECHL, have announced that Matt Aiello has been selected as the recipient of the 2017-18 ECHL Athletic Trainer of the Year Award, presented by CCM. Aiello takes home both honors for athletic trainers in the ECHL this season after earning a trip to the 2018 CCM/ECHL All-Star Classic in January.

The winner of the award was determined through a vote of the league’s equipment managers and athletic trainers.

Aiello wrapped up his second season with the Swamp Rabbits after being nominated to represent the league in Indianapolis at the annual All-Star Classic. It was the first time that a Greenville athletic trainer has won the award and just the second time a member of the Swamp Rabbits staff has earned an ECHL honor (Ryan Martin – 2011-12 Equipment Manager of the Year).

The Cary, Illinois native has over seven years of experience in the field since earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Athletic Training from Illinois State University. Aiello began his career in the Central Hockey League with the Bloomington Prairie Thunder. Over the next five seasons, he held the athletic trainer position for the CHL’s Bloomington Blaze, Southern Professional Hockey League’s Bloomington Thunder and United States Hockey League’s Bloomington Thunder.

Aiello becomes the 11th winner of the award since its creation in 2008. He is also the fifth trainer to win the award after only two seasons in the ECHL. This season, Aiello worked his 450th career game behind the bench.

ECHL Athletic Trainer of the Year
2017-18           Matt Aiello, Greenville Swamp Rabbits
2016-17             Cole Libby, Utah Grizzlies
2015-16             Scott McLay, Alaska Aces
2014-15             Brad Fredrick, Toledo Walleye
2013-14             Steve Ruhmel, Florida Everblades
2012-13             Bob Case, Cincinnati Cyclones
2011-12             Mike Schroeder, Chicago Express
2010-11             Kevin Anderson, Stockton Thunder
2009-10           Bobby Walls, Ontario Reign
2008-09           Bryan Rodgers, Dayton Bombers
2007-08           Brian Grogesky, Reading Royals

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The Greenville Road Warriors slugged it out for over 60 minutes with the Chicago Express on Sunday at the BI-LO Center and emerged with a 7-6 overtime victory. The win improved Greenville to 29-18-3 on the season.

Click here for tonight’s box score.

The Road Warriors were not looking to play the role of gracious hosts with Chicago making its first, and only, appearance in Greenville this season. They brought a ton of pressure early in the first but some big saves by Chicago’s Peter Mannino kept the Express in the game. It took a sharp wrist shot by Brendan Connolly with 4:24 left to play in the first to put the Road Warriors on the board first. The power play goal allowed Connolly to tie his own club record with a 12-game point streak. Connolly’s former teammate with the Elmira Jackals, Max Gratchev, tied the game for Chicago 21 seconds later, but Connolly set up Marc-Olivier Vallerand 1:25 after that as Greenville reclaimed the lead. Vallerand’s goal broke a 6-game goal drought. Jason Missiaen turned in 11 saves in the frame to allow Greenville to take the one-goal lead into the break.

Greenville looked to be in good shape early in the second period as Bretton Cameron finished off a 3-on-2 rush to give the Road Warriors a two-goal lead at 3-1. It was Cameron’s second goal of the week for the Road Warriors with Sean Berkstersser and Jeremy Gouchie netting the helpers. But a power play goal by Pierre-Luc Faubert at 8:49 started a three-goal burst for Chicago that took just 2:27. Josh Burrows and Chaz Johnson followed Faubert’s goal to give the Express its first lead of the game at 4-3. The Road Warriors managed six shots after Cameron’s goal but none proved to be the tying score they coveted and Chicago took the advantage into the third.

The third period proved to be just as wild, if not more so than the first two. Greenville raced out to a 5-4 lead thanks to goals by Jason Wilson and Brandon Wong in the first 4:04 of the frame. But the Express responded with a pair of goals from Johnson, a minute and two seconds apart, to cap a hat trick and restore Chicago’s lead at 6-5. But before they could enjoy the lead too much, with a power play just expired, Connolly lifted a backhander past Mannino to knot the game at six. Greenville hung on for overtime by killing 1:22 of a power play through the end of regulation then also stopping Chicago’s power play cold in the first 38 seconds of overtime. Then in the final minute, for the second straight Sunday home game, the Road Warriors earned the overtime win with Jyri Niemi blistering a slap shot home for his fourth goal of the season.

Missiaen stopped 34 shots in earning his 11th win of the season. The Road Warriors were 1-for-6 on the power play and 4-for-6 on the penalty kill.

Mark your calendars! The Road Warriors return home on Tuesday, February 14, 2012 to take on the Gwinnett Gladiators. Tuesday features the BI-LO Two For Tuesday special where you show your BI-LO BONUSCARD at the ticket office to get a free ticket with the purchase of a ticket of equal value. Be sure to stick around after the game, too, where select Road Warriors players will be auctioned off for a dinner with fans. Any group of 10 or more can also get a discount off the box office price and preferred seating based on availability by booking in advance. Call 864-674-PUCK (7825) to book your group outing with the Road Warriors. Also, please note that the Road Warriors game scheduled for March 1 has been moved to Saturday, March 3 at 7:05 p.m. at the BI-LO Center. Visit Greenvilleroadwarriors.com for more information.

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     VERSUS    

BY: Ray Schmitt, Voice of the Greenville Road Warriors

The Greenville Road Warriors rang in 2012 with a 4-2 win over the Chicago Express on Sunday evening at the Sears Centre. The win improved the Road Warriors’ record to 18-10-2 on the season.

Click here for tonight’s box score.

The Road Warriors were out-shot 8-0 over the first half of the first period and while Jason Missiaen played strongly over that stretch, he couldn’t completely hold Chicago at bay. At 3:47, Pierre-Luc Faubert took a drop pass in the high slot and sent a shot over Missiaen’s right shoulder. The Road Warriors were in danger of falling further behind when back-to-back penalties by Brent Cornelius and Jyri Niemi left Chicago with a 5-on-3 power play. With some timely saves from Missiaen the Road Warriors made it out of the woods unscathed and went on the offensive. But six shots in the first weren’t enough to beat Chicago’s Rob Nolan.

Greenville’s offense came to life in a big way in the second period with a pair of goals which allowed the Road Warriors to take a brief lead. But Chicago cashed in a 2-on-1 rush shortly after Greenville’s second goal to draw even. Justin Bowers slipped to the front of the net from the left-wing corner and shuffled the puck through Nolan’s legs to pull Greenville even at one with 12:38 gone by in the period. Bowers’ tally was followed by Brett Robinson slamming home a rebound off of a Wes Cunningham point shot at 16:02. Before Greenville could enjoy the lead for long, Scott Wietecha finished off a rush with Chad Painchaud 52 seconds after Robinson’s goal.

Greenville goalie Jason Missiaen was at his busiest in the third period but was also at his best and he stopped all 14 shots he saw from the Express and allowed for the Road Warriors to reclaim the lead. Bowers picked up his second of the night by tipping in a Cunningham point shot just before the third was half over. Chicago desperately tried to even the score and force overtime, but Marc-Olivier Vallerand scored into an empty net with 15 seconds left to play and set the final score.

Missiaen made 31 saves in earning his sixth win of the season. The Road Warriors were 0-for-4 on the power play and 4-for-4 on the penalty kill.

Mark your calendars! The Road Warriors return to home ice to take on the Gwinnett Gladiators at 7:35 p.m. at the BI-LO Center on Thursday, January 12. It’s a Road Warriors’ Throwback Thursday with $2 select draft beers, fountain drinks, hot dogs, and pretzels! College students can get in for $6 with a valid ID and there are discounts for groups of 10 or more along with preferred seating based on availability. Throwback Thursdays are presented by WSSL 100.5, The  Greenville News, and New Rock 93.3. Call the Road Warriors at 864-674-PUCK for more information or to book your group.

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BY: Ray Schmitt, Voice of the Greenville Road Warriors

The Greenville Road Warriors begin the 2012 portion of their schedule with a visit to the Sears Centre to face off against the Chicago Express.

The Road Warriors (17-10-2) visit Chicago (15-11-5) tonight for the 2nd of 3 scheduled meetings between the clubs. Fans can follow the action by watching live on America One or listening at greenvilleroadwarriors.com. The Express, along with the Colorado Eagles in the Western Conference, were one of two expansion teams added by the ECHL in the summer of 2011. Including last night, Chicago has played three consecutive overtime games (1-2) and has had four straight games decided by one goal (1-1-2). The Road Warriors, meanwhile have alternated wins and losses for their last four games and have not strung together consecutive victories since wins over South Carolina and Florida on Dec. 9 and 16.

Who: Greenville Road Warriors at Chicago Express
What: Away Game #12, Season Game #30
When: 6:00 p.m. EST
Where: Sears Centre, 5333 Prairie Stone Parkway, Hoffman Estates, IL

NOTEWORTHY:

Greenville is 3-for-26 on the power play in its last six games overall and two of those goals came on 12/23 vs. Reading. They are 4-for-32 since Jeff Prough was called up to the AHL on 12/14.

With 739 miles between their home and the Express’, Chicago is the furthest the Road Warriors will travel for an away game this season. Florida is just behind at 701 miles.

Greenville is 5-2-2 in games decided by one goal while Chicago is 7-3-5.
Including his game winner last night, Brandon Wong scored six goals in the month of December. That is triple his production from October and November combined.

Captain T.J. Reynolds is one of four Road Warriors to dress for all 29 games this season. He leads Greenville in all time games played at 100. Marc-Olivier Vallerand is second with 98.

Mark your calendars! The Road Warriors return home to face the Gwinnett Gladiators on Thursday, January 12 at 7:35 p.m. at the BI-LO Center. Come out for a Throwback Thursday which features $2 draft beers, fountain drinks, hot dogs, and pretzels. College students can also get in for $6 with a valid ID. Throwback Thursdays are sponsored by WSSL 100.5, The Greenville News, and New Rock 93.3. You can also save on your tickets by bringing out a group of 10 or more! The Road Warriors offer discounts off the box office price and preferred seating based on availability to groups who book in advance. Call 864-674-PUCK (7825) for more info or to book your group.

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VERSUS      

BY: Ray Schmitt , Voice of the Greenville Road Warriors

The Greenville Road Warriors defeated the Chicago Express 3-2 in overtime thanks, in part, to the efforts of goalie Brian Hince who was making his first career ECHL start. The Road Warriors improved their record to 17-10-2 on the season.

Click here for tonight’s box score.

Playing without either of their regular goaltenders, Nic Riopel and Jason Missiaen, the Road Warriors made sure to give new goalie Hince as much help as possible in the first against the Express. Greenville limited Chicago to six shots on goal and Hince was there to turn away each attempt. Chicago brought its best pressure early in the frame when Sean Berkstresser took a hooking minor 3:08 into the contest. After killing off Chicago’s only power play of the period, the Road Warriors received a chance of their own on the man advantage, but could not find a way to beat Chicago goalie Paul Dainton.

Without many scoring chances in the first, the Road Warriors wasted no time getting the offense in gear in the second as Jyri Niemi beat Dainton with a wrist shot from the left point. The goal was Niemi’s first in the ECHL and came 53 seconds into the second. The Road Warriors generated a number of quality chances on a power play that shortly followed, but were unable to extend the lead. Nathan Lutz then capitalized on a breakaway that evened the score at 15:10 of the second. The Road Warriors out-shot Chicago 14-7 in the frame but headed into the third with the score deadlocked.

Once again it was an early strike from a Greenville defenseman that put the Road Warriors up by a goal in the third. Francis Meilleur cashed in on a 3-on-2 rush with Justin Bowers and Brandon Wong 1:37 into the period. The goal was Meilleur’s second of the season. The Road Warriors had to kill off multiple Chicago power plays in the third and nearly survived with the lead intact, but a shot from Kyle Ostrow deflected off of Jeff Caister and past Hince to tie the score with less than four minutes to play. At the end of the third, the Express’ Chaz Johnson was whistled for cross checking and put Greenville on a power play to begin overtime. With the advantage, the Road Warriors scored their lone power play goal of the night for the game winner. The goal appeared to come off the stick of Brandon Wong and rip a hole in the top right corner of the net, but it was credited on the score sheet to Justin Bowers.

Hince turned in 22 saves in earning the victory. The Road Warriors were 1-for-3 on the power play and 6-for-6 on the penalty kill.

Mark your calendars! The Road Warriors return home to take on the Gwinnett Gladiators on Thursday, January 12, 2012 at 7:35 p.m. at the BI-LO Center. The Road Warriors will host another Throwback Thursday which features select draft beers, fountain drinks, hot dogs, and pretzels for just $2! Also, college students can get in for $6 with a valid ID and groups of 10 or more are eligible for discounted tickets and preferred seating based on availability. Call 864-674-PUCK (7825) for more information.

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BY: Ray Schmitt, Voice of the Greenville Road Warriors

The Greenville Road Warriors announced today that they have signed goaltender Bryan Hince out of Knoxville of the Southern Professional Hockey League.

Hince joins the Road Warriors for tonight’s game at the Sears Centre against the Chicago Express. With the Knoxville Ice Bears, Hince was 16-1-0 with 2.43 goals-against average, and a .919 save percentage. His win total leads the SPHL while he ranks third in goals-against average and save percentage. The 25-year-old goaltender is in his second year of professional hockey and has a career record of 31-15-0 – all with Knoxville. Prior to turning pro, the native of Kapukasing, Ontario, played two seasons at NCAA D-III SUNY Plattsburgh and was 44-7-2.

The Road Warriors have also retained John Nauta as an emergency backup goalie for tonight’s game against the Express. Faceoff from the Sears Centre is scheduled for 7:35 p.m. and fans can follow the action online at America One or greenvilleroadwarriors.com

Mark your calendars! The Road Warriors return home to face the Gwinnett Gladiators on Thursday, January 12, 2012 at 7:35 p.m. at the BI-LO Center. Come out to enjoy a Throwback Thursday which features select draft beer, fountain drinks, hot dogs, and pretzels for just $2! College students get in for $6 and groups of 10 or more are eligible for discounted tickets and preferred seating based on availability. Call 864-674-PUCK (7825) for more information.

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BY: Ray Schmitt, Voice of the Greenville Road Warriors

HOFFMAN ESTATES, IL – The Greenville Road Warriors will ring in the new year with their first visit to the Sears Centre to take on the expansion Chicago Express tonight.

The Road Warriors (16-10-2) visit Chicago (15-11-4) tonight for the first of 3 scheduled meetings between the clubs. Fans can follow the action by watching live on America One or listening at greenvilleroadwarriors.com. The Express, along with the Colorado Eagles in the Western Conference, were one of two expansion teams added by the ECHL in the summer of 2011. The Road Warriors’ opponent tonight snapped a four-game losing streak with an overtime win over the Kalamazoo Wings last night. The Road Warriors, meanwhile, are looking to bounce back after falling to the Florida Everblades 3-1 in Greenville last Thursday. The Express is led by former ECHL MVP Tyler Donati who has 26 points (7G, 19A) in 23 games. The Express is coached by Steve Martinson who has won six professional championships as a head coach and previously coached the Elmira Jackals over their first three seasons in the ECHL.

Who: Greenville Road Warriors at Chicago Express
What: Away Game #11, Season Game #29
When: 7:30 p.m. CST
Where: Sears Centre, 5333 Prairie Stone Parkway, Hoffman Estates, IL 60192

NOTEWORTHY:

• Greenville is 2-for-23 on the power play in its last five games overall and both goals came on 12/23 vs. Reading. They are 3-for-39 since Jeff Prough was called up to the AHL on 12/14.
• With 739 miles between their home and the Express’, Chicago is the furthest the Road Warriors will travel for an away game this season. Florida is just behind at 701 miles.
• Greenville is 4-2-2 in games decided by one goal while Chicago is 7-3-4.
• Tonight is the final game for Greenville in the 2011 calendar year. They were 40-25-4 in the year in the regular season. The most productive month was March with nine victories.
• Captain T.J. Reynolds is one of four Road Warriors to dress for all 28 games this season. He leads Greenville in all time games played at 99. Marc-Olivier Vallerand is second with 97.

Mark your calendars! The Road Warriors return home to face the Gwinnett Gladiators on Thursday, January 12 at 7:35 p.m. at the BI-LO Center. Come out for a Throwback Thursday which features $2 draft beers, fountain drinks, hot dogs, and pretzels. Throwback Thursdays are sponsored by WSSL 100.5, The Greenville News, and New Rock 93.3. You can also save on your tickets by bringing out a group of 10 or more! The Road Warriors offer discounts off the box office price and preferred seating based on availability to groups who book in advance. Call 864-674-PUCK (7825) for more info or to book your group.

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BY: Ray Schmitt, Voice of the Greenville Road Warriors

GREENVILLE, SC – The Road Warriors saw their six-game home winning streak snapped last week as they dropped a pair of games to the Reading Royals. This week offers a chance at redemption with two home matches against South Division opponents before embarking on a 10-day road trip.

Record: 15-9-2, 32 pts., 2nd place South Division
Leaders (as of 12/26/11):
Goals – Brendan Connolly: 17
Assists – Justin Bowers: 22
Points – Brendan Connolly: 32
+/- – T.J. Reynolds/Brendan Connolly: +10
PIMs – T.J. Reynolds: 72
PPG – Jeff Prough: 7
SHG – Brendan Connolly/Marc-Olivier Vallerand: 1
Wins – Nic Riopel: 11
GAA – Jason Missiaen: 2.27
SVP – Jason Missiaen: .930

Previewing the Upcoming Week:

12/27 vs. South Carolina – 7:35 p.m., Home vs. S.C. 4-0-0, Away vs. S.C. 1-1-0

Tuesday’s game is the seventh of 16 meetings between the Road Warriors and Stingrays this season and the fifth of eight at the BI-LO Center. The Road Warriors have won five of the previous six meetings against the Stingrays this season including all four in Greenville. The Road Warriors’ defense has been the big key in those wins with a team goals-against average of one against South Carolina at home. Greenville is 9-3-0 all-time in the Battle of the Palmetto State on home ice. The Road Warriors’ win in North Charleston on Dec. 18 was the first win for a road team in the season series between the Road Warriors and Stingrays.

12/29 vs. Florida – 7:35 p.m., Home vs. FLA 3-1-1, Away vs. FLA 1-1-0

Thursday night is the final meeting of the season in Greenville for the Road Warriors and Everblades, and also the final home game of 2011 for the Road Warriors. The game begins a five-game road trip for Florida and is the end of a stretch of seven of eight games at home for Greenville. The Everblades pulled off an improbable 4-3 shootout win over Greenville the last time the teams met on December 17. Greenville surrendered a 3-2 lead with seven seconds to play on a power play goal by Rylan Galiardi and then lost 1-0 in a seven-round shootout. After Thursday only three games remain between Greenville and Florida and will be played on Jan. 25, Jan. 26, and Jan. 28 at Germain Arena.

12/31 at Chicago & 1/1 at Chicago – 7:30 CST & 4:00 CST, Home vs. CHI 0-0-0, Away vs. CHI 0-0-0

The Chicago Express were one of two expansion teams added to the ECHL in the summer of 2010 and Saturday will be the first meeting ever between Greenville and Chicago. The Express entered this week having lost three consecutive games and holding down the second spot in the North Division standings. The Express are coached by Steve Martinson who is in his 16th season as a professional coach. He has won six championships as a head coach (four with WCHL San Diego and one with UHL Rockford) and has previously coached in the ECHL with Elmira (117-76-23). The Express are the ECHL affiliate of the NHL’s Columbus Blue Jackets and the AHL’s Springfield Falcons.

Day-by-Day Schedule:

12/26/11 – Off

“Between the Pipes” radio show at Ford’s Oyster House and Cajun Kitchen, 7:00 p.m.

12/27/11 – * Pre-game skate at BI-LO Center, 10:00 a.m.

Road Warriors vs. South Carolina, 7:35 p.m.

12/28/11 – * Practice at the BI-LO Center, 10:00 a.m.

12/29/11 – * Pre-game skate at BI-LO Center, 10:00 a.m.

Road Warriors vs. Florida, 7:35 p.m.

Depart for Chicago from BI-LO Center immediately following game

12/30/11 – Practice at Sears Center, TBD

12/31/11 – Pre-game practice at Sears Center, Noon

   Road Warriors at Chicago, 7:30 p.m. CST

1/1/12 – Road Warriors at Chicago, 4:00 p.m. CST

* Denotes an appearance/event that is not open to the general public.

Road Warriors Broadcast Information

All Greenville Road Warriors games are broadcast live online courtesy of America One. You can listen to every game for free by clicking on the “Listen Live” link located on the Road Warriors’ home page – www.greenvilleroadwarriors.com. The Road Warriors Pre-Game Show kicks off every broadcast 15 minutes prior to faceoff.

Recapping Last Week:

12/22 vs. Reading: OTL 2-3  

Box Score

Brandon Wong provided a pair of goals but it wasn’t enough offense as the Royals received two goals from Olivier Labelle, including a power play strike in OT, to skate away with their third win over Greenville this season. The Road Warriors peppered Reading goalie Mark Owuya with 39 shots in the game, but after Wong converted twice in the first period, Owuya shut Greenville down. The Road Warriors had seven chances on the power play in the game, including two 5-on-3’s but were held without a power play goal. Nic Riopel sustained the loss in net for Greenville as he stopped 22 of the 25 shots he faced.

12/23 vs. Reading: L 4-6

Box Score

Brendan Connolly recorded the second hat trick in the Road Warriors’ history last Friday, but it was not enough to overcome a Reading power play that went 3-for-6 to power the Royals to victory. Connolly’s first of the night came midway through the first to slice a 2-0 Reading lead in half, but the Royals built it up to 4-1 before the opening frame expired. Greenville out-scored Reading 3-2 over the final two periods and had tied the game at four when Justin Bowers banked home a power play goal 5:58 into the third. Reading bounced back with a 4-on-3 power play goal from Rob Kwiet to reclaim the lead then Olivier Labelle capped the scoring with his fourth goal of the week with 7:20 left in the game. Jason Missiaen played the entire game and stopped 24 of the shots he faced.

Quick Hits:

*Both hat tricks scored in the Road Warriors’ history have come in losses. Brandon Wong scored three in an 8-6 defeat against Gwinnett on January 14, 2011 and Brendan Connolly’s three weren’t enough offense in a 6-4 loss to Reading last Friday.

* Jason Missiaen has three shutouts in the month of December and is tied with Alaska’s Gerald Coleman and Gwinnett’s Jeff Jakaitis for the most shutouts in the ECHL. He has a .6 goals-against average in his wins this season and a .983 save percentage.

* Entering this week, the Road Warriors have played the fewest away games (10) of any team in the ECHL. Their six road wins, however are tied for fifth most in the league. Starting Saturday they play six games on the road over 10 days against the North Division. They are 10-2-1 on the road against the North Division since 2010.

* The Road Warriors have the fourth most power play chances in home games in the ECHL at 71, but have the 12th rated home power play at 18.3 percent. Away from the BI-LO Center the Road Warriors have the top PP at 29.3 percent.

* Greenville’s third period defense is the fifth best in the ECHL with 24 goals given up in 27 games. The Road Warriors have been nearly as stingy in the first period with 26 goals given up which are the seventh fewest in the league.

Upcoming Events:

Thursday, Dec. 29: Road Warriors vs. Florida Everblades, 7:35 p.m. – Throwback Thursday Presented by WSSL 100.5, The Greenville News, and New Rock 93.3. Come out to enjoy $2 draught beers, $2 fountain drinks, $2 hot dogs, and $2 pretzels. Also, any college student with a valid ID gets in for just $6.

Thursday, Jan. 12: Road Warriors vs. Gwinnett Gladiators, 7:35 p.m. – Throwback Thursday Presented by WSSL 100.5, The Greenville News, and New Rock 93.3. Come out to enjoy $2 draught beers, $2 fountain drinks, $2 hot dogs, and $2 pretzels. Also, any college student with a valid ID gets in for just $6. 

Friday, Jan. 13: Road Warriors vs. Gwinnett Gladiators, 7:35 p.m. – Spinx Family Four Pack. Fans can get four tickets, four hot dogs, four soft drinks, and four pretzels for just $48! The Road Warriors will also be wearing special Clemson University-themed jerseys which will be auctioned off live after the game.

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