Chapel Fowler is a sports reporter specializing in covering Clemson football and local sports in South Carolina. A UNC alum, Chapel's work has been featured in various publications and he is known for his in-depth coverage of college sports, particularly focusing on the South Carolina region. Chapel brings a unique perspective to his reporting, drawing on his experience as a four-time high school rec basketball champion.
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Chapel Fowler's coverage is primarily focused on local sports, specifically college football at Clemson University and broader South Carolina sports news. Given his focus on event coverage, he would likely be most receptive to pitches related to upcoming games or events involving these teams.
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By: Chapel Fowler
“It was quite an experience this morning.”
By: Chapel Fowler
The Hurricanes losing at unranked Georgia Tech on Saturday, while Clemson beat Virginia Tech, has made things a lot more interesting.
By: Chapel Fowler
Walk-on Quinn Castner suffered a season-ending injury as a result as the incident, which occurred on campus last month.
By: Chapel Fowler
After being dismissed from the Tigers for an undisclosed “violation of team rules,” TJ Dottery has found success at Ole Miss.
By: Chapel Fowler
The Tigers finish ACC play with a conference record of 7-1.
By: Chapel Fowler
The Tigers traditionally host one in-state FCS opponent a year.
By: Chapel Fowler
“It’s the worst thing in my whole coaching career, what’s going on.”
By: Chapel Fowler
Clemson football's senior day will include a large group of walk-on players due to upcoming roster changes, allowing them to be honored before potential cuts.
Beating your rival for a 14th straight time: Pretty good. Setting a major school record in the process: Even better.
By: Chapel Fowler
Gameday guide: Everything you need to know for the Tigers’ senior day against an FCS opponent.
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