Huegel scares teammates with snake at Habitat for Humanity Day

Tony Crumpton · Assoc. Editor · Tuesday, October 18 2016

The Clemson Football team is working with the Habitat for Humanity on Tuesday afternoon for their team's community service day.

During the work, Clemson starting kicker Greg Heugel found a baby snake and was trying to scare different Clemson defensive linemen including Albert Huggins, Nyles Pinckney, and Sterling Johnson.

Out at Clemson's community service day, and K Greg Huegel finds a baby copperhead. Proceeds to scare DL with it pic.twitter.com/qySkBn6FRY
— David Hood (@MDavidHood) October 18, 2016

Clemson freshman Dexter Lawrence was one of the players responsible for the pressure washing.

Dexter Lawrence running the pressure washer @llawrence2139 pic.twitter.com/k4vd8Z0jry
— David Hood (@MDavidHood) October 18, 2016

@HighlightReal90 at the Habitat for Humanity project pic.twitter.com/GIdOiSZjVS
— David Hood (@MDavidHood) October 18, 2016

@DeshaunWatson4 poses with his mom and aunt today @Habitat_org day for Clemson football pic.twitter.com/j2NuUbJZJw
— TigerNet.com (@ClemsonTigerNet) October 18, 2016