Anthony James Partners announced the completion of a $20 million technology renovation project at Clemson Memorial Stadium, according to a press release.

This is the first phase of a larger ongoing $65 million audiovisual renovation and includes an HDR-capable LED scoreboard in the east-end zone that is nearly five times the size of the original board at more than 7,000 square feet, along with enhanced sound and an Adamson loudspeaker system. The installation includes two auxiliary displays in the west end zone and LED ribbon boards around the stadium.

"Memorial Stadium is an iconic venue with a deep history dating back to 1942, and we have loyal fans that take our traditions very seriously. It was imperative that any renovations being made to the stadium are state-of-the-art, yet don't stray too far from our roots," Eric Sabin, Clemson associate athletic director — capital projects, said in the release.

"The detail that went into every new element of scoreboard was exceptional and, like all projects in the post-COVID world, there were many challenges along the way. We were grateful to meet each challenge alongside great partners like LS3P and Brasfield & Gorrie, and we can't wait for Clemson fans to see and hear the next generation of technology at the home opener," Michael Rowe, CEO and cofounder of AJP, said in the release.

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