ClemsonLanded4 legsDocumentedA Signed State Manifest Tracks Clemson DC Tom Allen's Three-City Recruiting Day
The May 13 record names Allen on stops in Winder, Macon and Birmingham, then shows N1SC returning empty to Columbia.
- 1Columbia, SCWinder, GAKCAE → KWDRMay 13, 20267:28 AM8:03 AMEDT35m2h 14m on ground
- 2Winder, GAMacon, GAKWDR → KMACMay 13, 202610:17 AM10:39 AMEDT22mStats selected3h 10m on ground
- 3Macon, GABirmingham, ALKMAC → KBHMMay 13, 20261:49 PM2:35 PMEDT46m36m on ground
- 4Birmingham, ALColumbia, SCKBHM → KCAEMay 13, 20263:12 PM4:12 PMEDT1h
South Carolina's N1SC state aircraft carried Clemson defensive coordinator Tom Allen on a three-stop football recruiting circuit May 13, according to the state's signed passenger manifest.
The aircraft departed Columbia for Winder, Georgia, continued to Macon, then flew to Birmingham. The manifest marks Allen aboard those first three legs, lists Clemson University as the agency, and certifies the trip's purpose as “Clemson recruiting.” It records no passenger on the Birmingham-to-Columbia return.
The public record confirms who traveled and why. It does not identify any prospect, school or recruiting contact, so the stops should not be read as evidence of a visit to a specific player.
Aboard
Named on the source document — not inferred from the track.
Source documents
Primary records supporting this journey. Routes, passengers, costs, and purposes are shown only where the documents state them.