June 26th Clemson Historic Picture And Trivia Question Of The Day

Today’s photo is from 1938 and the game program for the Clemson vs. Tulane game in New Orleans, LA.
This victory in New Orleans, the second game of the season, was the beginning of a great run for Clemson football under Jess Neely, as the Tigers went 16-2-1 over 1938 and 1939.
The Green Wave finished the year ranked #19 in the AP poll, the first team Clemson defeated that would finish the year ranked in the top 20.
Trivia Question
The Tigers were led New Orleans and the entire 1938 season by one of the greatest all time legends in Clemson football history.
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Junior Banks McFadden Football, Basketball, & Track. Football & Basketball In 1959, McFadden became the first Clemson Football player inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame. Besides his football coaching years, McFadden also put in a stint as a varsity track coach, freshman basketball coach, and for 10 years, from 1946-1956, he was Clemson’s head basketball coach.

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Correct! Trivia Answer: Junior Banks McFadden was all over the field as a defender, quarterback and punter, leading the Tigers in 1938. McFadden is widely considered to be the greatest athlete in Clemson University history, lettering in three sports (football, basketball, and track).