Clemson Cheerleaders’ Wild Photos Go Viral After Louisville Loss
Clemson Cheerleaders’ Wild Photos Go Viral After Louisville Loss
Clemson predictably lost to Louisville on Saturday, confirming what most believed about both teams coming into the matchup.
While the Tigers entered this showdown ranked No. 11 and seemingly on the verge of making an unexpected College Football Playoff run, anyone who had watched them play this year knew they weren’t good.
Similarly, anyone who watched Louisville play this year knew that there wasn’t a huge quality gap between these two squads.
Surely enough, when everything was said and done, the Cardinals earned an easy 33-21 victory.
Olivia Dunne’s Sister Julz’s Wild Halloween Costume Causes A Stir https://t.co/I9uwFe22Ho
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Because the game itself wasn’t particularly interesting, the thing that went viral after the outing was a series of wild photos from some Clemson cheerleaders leaking out:
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Ex-UFC Star Pearl Gonzalez’s Provocative 2024 Halloween Costume https://t.co/BNoElsNhaO
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Charissa Thompson’s Wild 2024 Halloween Costume Goes Viral https://t.co/mBQIbCuf47
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Seahawks Cheerleader’s Wild Halloween Costume Goes Viral https://t.co/boEWhlD0lV
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Big picture, Clemson isn’t good. Dabo Swinney will always generate a certain amount of headlines, but these aren’t the Tigers that everyone remembers.
Louisville proved that this weekend.
Will Swinney eventually be able to get this program back on track? Maybe, but for now Clemson looks like a shell of its former self.
A longtime sports reporter, Carlos Garcia has written about some of the biggest and most notable athletic events of the last 5 years. He has been credentialed to cover MLS, NBA and MLB games all over the United States. His work has been published on Fox Sports, Bleacher Report, AOL and the Washington Post.
