Garret Fedewa, known for his viral TikTok content, has faced a significant consequence for his antics, resulting in a two-year ban from Clemson University. This decision comes after his infamous Walk-On Challenge led him to trespass at Clemson’s Memorial Stadium.
In a November 2024 incident, TikToker Garret Fedewa was officially banned from Clemson University due to what authorities classified as “suspicious activity” at the football venue located in South Carolina.
With an impressive online following of over 560K across platforms like TikTok and YouTube, Fedewa has gained notoriety for filming his unauthorized entries into college football stadiums nationwide, particularly through his unique Walk-On Challenge format.
Even though he has received a two-year exclusion from the entire Clemson campus, the TikTok star managed to avoid any arrest during the incident.
According to Fedewa, he accessed Memorial Stadium by entering through an open gate.
Fedewa Describes Police Encounter as “Real Serious”
Despite the publicity surrounding the trespassing event, which was confirmed by Columbia’s The State in January 2025, Fedewa provided his own account of the incident. He claimed, “It really went pretty smoothly,” and shared how, for the first time during his Walk-On Challenge series, he had a “real, serious encounter with the police.” Fedewa added that he felt the situation was managed appropriately under the circumstances.
About that Clemson video…. pic.twitter.com/YcAVh9LpwR
— GFed (@GfedGoCrazy) November 27, 2024
Fedewa has expressed a desire to share the content from his Clemson experience but is holding back out of fear of potential arrest. His interactions with law enforcement led him to disclose that he entered Memorial Stadium for a “quick exploration” prior to attending a basketball event on campus.
The police report indicated that Fedewa confessed to regularly unauthorized entries into college football stadiums after hours, a practice he has previously been reprimanded for. In November 2023, he received three misdemeanor warrants related to unlawful entry at the University of Georgia.
Additionally, in October 2023, he was cited by the Indianapolis Colts for wandering around Lucas Oil Stadium’s lower concourse and subsequently faced a temporary ban from all NFL games, pending the completion of educational classes and a $250 fine for the latter.
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