Howard's Rock Vandalized

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#152
WoodstockVol said:
That's cool thanks for telling Me. I'll look into it,thinking of starting to go back to Church(I've fallen off and haven't been in over a year). I started to wonder about the direction of the football program when a 6-6 Clemson team ripped up Tennessee in the 2003 Peach Bowl.
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No problem. He's very powerful. He does a good job of delivering the word. I got to hear him shortly after I came to Christ, so it meant that much more to me at the time.
 
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That's a pretty f'd up thing to do. You would have to be filled with a lot of hate to do something like that. My guess would have to be USC fans. Or just someone who definitely hates Clemson.
 
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Lawrence Wright said:
Even some Clemson fans think worshipping a rock is stupid.
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Truth.

Heres one.

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"The rock, one of the greatest iconic symbols in college football"


The next time someone tells me I know nothing about college football, I will agree.
 
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Lawrence Wright said:
He's more historically significant than Howard's rock.

I understand it means something to Clemson fans, and it sucks someone vandalized it, but that rock ain't exactly on par with Touchdown Jesus, the Horseshoe or Bear Bryant's Museum.

It's a gotdamned rock.
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Kinda like Toomers Corner was just a bunch of trees...hmmm
 
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velovol said:
I dont get these fans having to vandalize things of this nature. That rock and those trees mean a lot to generations of fans and players.
Of course if any UT fan can get there hands on the ridiculous anchor on West End and toss it in the Cumberland, I might have a change of heart.
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Amen. Well said
 
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