CLEMSON — Former Clemson basketball forward Jerry Pryor remembers when he found out about Elden Campbell's death. Pryor was among many Clemson alumni who attended Campbell's memorial service on Jan. 16 at the Best Western Hotel and Conference Center ballroom. Campbell, Clemson's all-time leading scorer, died on Dec. 1 after suffering a medical emergency while fishing in Florida and drowned. He was 57. Pryor, who played at Clemson from 1985-86 through 1988-89, said he was at Campbell's home waiting for him to return from fishing. As hours passed, he grew concerned and recalled hearing a knock on the door at 10:45 p.m. Knowing it wasn't Campbell, he opened the door to see a police detective....
