Former Clemson Coach Tommy Bowden Speaks In Dothan
By: Kim Allen
Updated: February 24, 2011
Former Clemson Head Football Coach Tommy Bowden made a stop in Dothan on Thursday night. Bowden spoke at Mount Gilead Baptist Church, continuing his tradition of speaking to faith-based organizations.
He's spent the past two seasons watch football from home, after resigning at Clemson in 2008. Most coaches get the itch to return to the sidelines, and Bowden admits, he thinks about it.
But, it would have to be the perfect scenario, because he knows just how tough the coaching business can be. Bowden coached Clemson for ten seasons, compiling a 72-45 record.
His all-time coaching record is solid, going 90-49 between Tulane and Clemson.
He's spent the past two seasons watch football from home, after resigning at Clemson in 2008. Most coaches get the itch to return to the sidelines, and Bowden admits, he thinks about it.
But, it would have to be the perfect scenario, because he knows just how tough the coaching business can be. Bowden coached Clemson for ten seasons, compiling a 72-45 record.
His all-time coaching record is solid, going 90-49 between Tulane and Clemson.
