Elden Campbell, who was a star center at Clemson and the school’s all-time scoring leader before playing 15 seasons in the NBA, died Tuesday. He was 57. Clemson confirmed his death Wednesday morning.

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Elden Campbell died after suffering a medical emergency while fishing in Florida, according to a family member. Campbell’s sister, Sandra, told the New York Post on Wednesday, Dec. 3 that the ...

Campbell, who was 57, died on Monday, Dec. 1 "due to drowning," Thomas Steinkamp, the chief of investigative services for ...