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I don't know how many Clemson sections there will be. by KeoughCharles05
Clemson has just under 3000 alums in the state of Texas, with maybe another 1000 in surrounding states within driving distance of Dallas.
I think the Austin area alone has something like 2500 ND alums. I'll let Revue Party and other Dallas members chime in, but it wouldn't surprise me if they had close to 3000 dues paying members.
With 70% of the buyers reportedly being from Texas, I think this is going to be a heavily pro ND crowd. Clemson has virtually no presence within the state. ND definitely does.