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Team: Furman University Paladins
League: NCAA Division I FCS
Home Games: Paladin Stadium
Head Coach: Clay Hendrix
Championships: 14 conference wins
All-Time Greats: David Whitehurst, Ryan Steed, James Speer, Orlando Ruff
''The Furman University Paladins of South Carolina came on the football scene in 1889. By the 1920s, the team name became the Purple Paladins. This name also applied to the rest of Furman's athletic programs and teams at the time. This name stuck for a few decades. However, there were cries for a name change almost constantly during the next several years, but the team became the Purple Paladins in 1961. The current team members and Coach Clay Hendrix all have good reason to believe that the future of Furman football is secure entering the 2019 season. The Paladins were picked second for a spot in their conference this year, and several skilled junior players strengthen the lineup with experience and patience. The team's academic juniors account for the majority of the starting offense, and sports commentators expect them to grab many yards and points. Get your tickets at StubHub to what promises to be an exciting season for Furman University.'
'The Furman Paladins are already set for several games at home and on other fields for the 2019 football season, and you can catch all the action thanks to stubhub.com. When you visit the interface at StubHub, you can see the entire Furman Paladins' schedule and choose the tickets that appeal to you without any hassles.'
'The Furman Paladins make a home in Paladin Stadium. The original structure could seat 13,200 football fans. It was later expanded and can now hold 16,000 patrons. Prior to the 2010 football season, the athletic department converted the area to field turf. Furman University also uses the venue to host events such as graduation ceremonies for students and live concerts.'
'The Furman Paladins are coached by Clay Hendrix right now. Mr. Hendrix is a big reason that fans of the Paladins have some renewed confidence in their abilities to take home some great wins for the 2019 football season. Hendrix has been the coach for the Paladins since the end of 2016 and has led them through some great times in the past couple of years. This will be the third season that is part of his overall plan to put the team back on top of their conference by defeating all rivals. He has packed the 2019 roster with several positions that have been rather thin for the past couple of seasons.'
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Yes. The Furman Paladins became National Champions during the 1988 season by defeating the
Georgia Southern Eagles
. Although they did not win in other championships, the Paladins were named as the National Runner-Up team in 1985 and 2001. They have won a total of 14 conference championship titles to date.
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The Furman Paladins managed to finish the 2018 football season with a record of 6–4. They took home a conference record of 6–2, but this resulted in the team tying with both
East Tennessee State
and the
Wofford Terriers
.
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The Furman Paladins are all set to play several games on their home turf, but you can catch them during some away games as well. If you want to check out the schedule for the Furman Paladins in its entirety, you can take a look at StubHub for all the details you might want. In addition to Paladin Stadium,
Georgia State Stadium
and
Lane Stadium
are just a couple of the other places you can see the team go up against some rivals. You'll also get access to ticket prices and any passes for home games that might be available.
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