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Victory parade for national champ Clemson set for Saturday

Here's a quick breakdown of Clemson's 44-16 victory over Alabama in the Jan. 7 College Football Playoff National Championship game.
By The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Jan 11, 2019

A parade is planned for 9 a.m. Saturday to celebrate the Clemson Tigers winning the College Football Playoff national championship.

- A Clemson quarterback ascends, and Cartersville celebrates

The event in Clemson, S.C. will begin downtown and ultimately end at Memorial Stadium, where coaches and players are expected to speak and highlights from Monday’s 44-16 victory over Alabama will be shown on the video board.

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