Clemson has Interesting Few Moments Before Coming to Notre Dame Stadium

Two players stuck on elevator after storm came through South Bend area
Jason Priester All Clemson

SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- It was an interesting afternoon for the Clemson Football team as it made its way to Notre Dame Stadium.

All Clemson learned the Tigers had two players stuck in the elevator as the team was getting set to load the buses for its trip to Notre Dame Stadium.

According to our sources, linebackers LaVonta Bentley and Keith Maguire were the two players stuck in the elevator after high winds in the South Bend area caused the power to go out at Clemson's team hotel.

Wind gust in the South Bend area were reportedly around 35-40 mph at times on Saturday afternoon. 

No one was hurt in the incident, though a local fire department was dispatched to the hotel. Bentley and Maguire are on the the Tigers' availability roster for tonight's game.

Kickoff is scheduled for 7:30 p.m.

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WILL VANDERVORT

Vandervort brings nearly 25 years of experience as a sportswriter and editor to the All Clemson team. He has worked in the industry since 1997, covering all kinds of sports from the high school ranks to the professional level. The South Carolina native spent the first 12 years of his career in the newspaper industry before moving over to the online side of things in 2009. Vandervort is an award-winning sportswriter and editor and has been a published author three times. His latest book, “Hidden History of Clemson Football” was ranked by Book Authority as one the top 10 college football books for 2021.