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5 James Earle Clemson the second-round pick of the Chicago a 20-win season and more of the same should

On a ranked, yet young Clemson team, Dan- Cubs opted for football and it has been a wise be on the way in 1987. Sam Blackman previews ny Ford IS looking for some leaders. Former high decision. Foster Senn profiles this former Ten- the Lady Tigers, who are also playing Western school quarterback James Earle Is one of the nessee All-American. Carolina today. men he is counting on to provide leadership on and off the field, as Willie Shearer explains 71 Ty Granger 115 The Tigers Eye Clemson's starting offensive tackle is living There is a significant addition to Clemson 7 Athlete-of-the-Year proof that brains and brawn can coexist. Ty Memorial Stadium, one that should enhance this Horace Grant was not only the Athlete-of-the- Granger is the first Clemson athlete to be chosen structure's position as one of the best in the na- Year at Clemson last year, he had a season that to the Academic AII-ACC team and the national tion. The Tigers Eye is a new scoreboard in the was one of the finest in the 34-year history of Strength All-America team in the same year. An- West Endzone that according to Phil Batson, ACC basketball. Tim Bourret reviews the ac- nabelle Vaughan tells us all about his should keep you even more informed than ever complishments of the ACC's first "Tnple Crown" accomplishments. before. winner and takes a look at his future with the Chicago Bulls. 81 Alumni Council 116 Frank Gillespie

While the Tiger football team will be on the Who IS the greatest all-around athlete in Clem- 52 Gator Bowl Revisited road next weekend, there will be plenty of ac- son history? Banks tVlcFadden and Mike Eppley Take a pictorial trip to the Gator Bowl with tivity on campus. Clemson will be playing host come to mind quickly, but what about this guy photographer Lance f^cKinney in this two-page to the National Student Alumni Council Conven- Frank Gillespie? His schedule in the forties bare- tion for the second time in 1 1 years. Annabelle ly allowed him time to shave, Willie spread. As you can see, it is not all fun and as Shearer will games, but it is close. Vaughan summarizes what take place. explains. 57 1986-87 Revisited 85 University Feature Walter Cox is to the University, what Frank Last year was one of the finest seasons in Additional Copies Clemson history, not just in football, but in all Howard is to the athletic department; in other 18 sports Ten different teams finished in the top words he is a legend. From baseball coach to Extra copies of this program are available at 20 of their respective sport and Clemson tied the Vice President, to University President, Walter $3 apiece. Send checks (payable to Clemson ACC record for league championships in an Cox has served Clemson for over 50 years. Jack Athletic Department) to: Sports Information Of- academic year. This eight-page feature is worth McKenzie gives us a synopsis of this Clemson fice, Box 632, Clemson, SC 29633 saving for years to come man's career. On the Cover 69 Tommy West 86 Tiger Volleyball James Earle is one of the quickest defensive Clemson's outstanding defensive ends coach Head Coach Linda White might have been the ends Clemson has ever had and his pursuit of is the only member of the Clemson staff to be rookie Coach of the Year in the nation had there quarterbacks, tailbacks or wide receivers is a key drafted in two different sports. Fortunately for been such an award given. She led Clemson to to Clemson's season.

The Departments Trainers 88 Clemson Football Program

ACC Schedule 44 -,- Committee: Universityn^^' >'®n«Officials 19 Alma Mater 49 University Information 9 Chairman: Len Gough Athletic Director 13 University President 11 Editor: Tim Bourret Athletic Staff 41 Advertising Director: Marilyn Hines Band Program 119 Program Staff: Bob Bradley, Kassie Kessinger, Car Dealers 42 t4 f im Players ana COacneS Hazel Modica, Sam Blackman, Annabelle Cheerleaders 49 Alphabetical Roster, Clemson 54 Vaughan, Foster Senn, Willie Shearer, Jack Coaches, All-Sports 25 Alphabetical Roster, Opponent 67 McKenzie, Ashley Johnson, Sheri West, James Emergency Information 29 Assistant Coaches 16 Fleming, and Marilyn Hines. Fall Sports Schedule 78

Ford 15 . 31 Danny _ ^, ^ „ ^ Future Football Schedules ^""""9= ^^'"^'"9 Company of Graduate Asst Coaches 39 ^J^'^'^'^ ^'^V IPTAY 23 Anderson, SC Lineups, Starting 56 IPTAY Officers 46 Meet the Tigers 33 Managers 88 ^^^^^ Photos: James Earle by Bob Waldrop Numenca Roster, Clemson 56 Single Game Records 109 ^3^^^ ^ ^ ^^^^ ^J^^ Numerical Roster. Opponent Stadium Information 27 65 other Photos by the Clemson Communications Opponent Players 82 Statistics 3 Center. Jim Moriarty, Rob Biggerstaff, Bob Strength Coaches The Last Word 120 87 waldrop. Lance McKinney, Scott Harke, Dave Tiger Rookies Today's Game 2 39 lqwis, Tom Shockley, and Jack Reimer. 1

Today's Game[

By Tim Bourret

Two Top Coaches mounts in all three, as the series began in 1980. one of the losses came last year at home to

Two of the top coaches in America will be do- Two of the three games have been close. The Virginia Tech. Ford also lost the first game of ing battle when Clemson meets Western 1980 contest was a 17-10 Clemson win as Ed- 1982, at Georgia on national television.

Carolina. Clemson's Danny Ford is sixth on the die Geathers had to intercept a pass late in the

Division l-A winningest active coaches list on a fourth quarter in Clemson territory to preserve Young Tailbacks percentage (.731) basis. Western Carolina coach the win. Brendon Crite led Clemson in rushing It is safe to say that a tailback will be making

Bob Waters is the eighth winningest coach that day with 88 yards in 1 1 carries, while Edgar his debut at that position for Clemson against among active Division l-AA coaches, as he has Pickett, who later would switch to defensive end, Western Carolina. This is a first for a Danny Ford 110 victories to his credit. had 81 yards in 17 attempts. coached Clemson team, and in fact Ford has

Waters is also one of the most respected Two years later a Clemson team that eventual- had a tailback on every one of his eight previous coaches in the country, not only because of his ly went on to a 9-1-1 record and had 22 players teams that has gone on to a pro football career. record and the credibility he has brought to the on the roster that were eventually drafted, slip- On the average over his career at Clemson WCU program, but because of his battle to ped by Western Carolina, 21-10. The Tigers trail- Ford has had returning tailbacks who had rush- coach despite his daily suffering with ed 1 0-9 at the half as the Catamounts continually ed for an average of 1093 yards and scored 12 amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, commonly known completed passes to wide receiver Eric touchdowns the previous season. This year he as Lou Gehrig's disease. Rasheed. But, Cliff Austin and Terrence Flagler has players returning who accounted for 1

The subject of a major Sports Illustrated story got going in the second half and the Tigers yards on three carries and scored zero a couple of weeks back. Waters coaches the finished the day with over 200 yards rushing. touchdowns the previous season at the tailback Catamounts without the use of his arms. He has Austin had 97 yards in 19 rushes, while Flagler position. And, that player (Bruce England) isn't courageously learned to live with the ALS afflic- had 43 yards in just six carries. playing tailback anymore. tion and still personally recruited all 17 of the Clemson opened the 1983 season with a Last year Ford had 1432 rushing yards and

Catamounts' signees this year. He is one of 44-10 win over the Catamounts. Flagler again 15 touchdowns returning at the tailback position. three members of the 1 964 San Francisco 49ers had a fine day with 1 39 yards in 22 carries, while Here is a chart of the returning tailback rushing who have been afflicted with the disease an il- Mike Eppley was 10-14 for 140 yards and three yards Ford has had each year. lness that afflicts just one in 10,000 people. He touchdowns. Western Carolina was held to just Year Att Yds Avg TD is truly an inspiration to anyone associated with 38 yards rushing by the Clemson defense. 1979 239 1201 5.0 21 college football. 1980 100 465 4.7 6 Perry Has Outstanding Preseason 1981 219 976 4.5 7 Meet the Catamounts Clemson defensive tackle Michael Dean Perry 1982 318 1594 5.0 17 Western Carolina has been runnerup in the was thrown out of the August 23 scrimmage in 1983 56 209 3.7 Southern Conference each of the last three Death Valley, but it was not for bad behavior. 1984 305 1533 5.0 11 years, but with 18 starters returning in 1987, one For the first time since Danny Ford has been at 1985 285 1332 4.7 18 might think they could break the brides maid jinx Clemson he threw a player out of a practice for 1986 279 1432 5.1 15 this season. Forty lettermen return from a 6-5 good behavior. 1987 3 11 3.7 team that won five of its last seven games. At the 8;03 mark of the second quarter of the Average 255 1093 4.4 11.8 Todd Cottrell will be the leader of the Western scrimmage Perry had a quarterback sack to give Carolina offense even though he has never him 10 tackles and six tackles for loss. By com- taken a snap from center. Playing in Death parison, the Clemson record for tackles for loss

Valley without an orange uniform is not the for an entire game is five. After the sixth tackle easiest place in the world to start a career. The for loss Ford stopped the scrimmage and told son of Western Carolina basketball coach Steve Perry to head for the showers, as he had totally

Cottrell hit 14 of 22 passes in the spring game disrupted the offense. He left the stadium to the and has had a good preseason. applause of his fellow defensive players and was

Three players stand out on defense for thus the first player thrown out of Death Valley Western Carolina. Defensive end Geno Segers, because of athletic excellence. defensive tackle Chris Spach and inside Perry has 18 career sacks and needs only linebacker Everett Spellman, all made second- seven to catch his brother Williams' ACC record team All-Southern Conference last year. of 25 for a career. He is already tied for second

Spellman is the leading returning tackier with in Clemson history. He is also third in Clemson

1 06 stops, while Segers is the top man in terms history in tackles for loss with 37. He has achiev- of tackles for loss with 14, including six sacks. ed all this by playing less than 50 percent of the

The most effective player for the Catamounts defensive snaps over the last three seasons, in- might be placekicker Kirk Roach. The 6-3, 223 cluding just 32 percent over the last two years. pounder hit 24 of 28 field goals last year and no player in America made more field goals. In his How's This For Openers? career he has missed just one field goal inside The only other time Clemson opened a season

42 yards and he even made 10 tackles on the on September 5 it went on to win the National kickoff team last year. He is a two-time Division Championship. On September 5, 1981 Clemson l-AA All-American. trailed Wofford at the end of the first period, 3-0.

Think of the odds you could have gotten in Las

Western Carolina Series Vegas on Clemson winning the national title at

Clemson has a 3-0 lead in the series with that juncture in the season. Clemson went on Western Carolina, and the Catamounts have to a 45-3 victory and a 12-0 record. scored exactly 10 points in each game. Danny Clemson is 66-17-8 in the opening game of

Ford has been the Clemson coach in all three the season in the 91 previous years of Clemson Michael Dean Perry has been a terror in games and Bob Waters has guided the Cata- football. Clemson coach Danny Ford is 6-2, but preseason scrimmages. 2 Current Candidates DANNY FORD S TAILBACKS Who IS the heir to the tailback thrown at Clem- Years Name Rank Att TD Avg Yds Pro Experience son. As usual there is no one answer as Ford

has played two or sometimes three tailbacks 1976-79 1 pctpr Rrnwn 7th 505 31 4.45 2228 7 vr<; m CFI over the course of a season. Wesley McFadden 1979-82 Chuck McSwain 4th 483 23 4.80 2320 2 yrs in NFL had over 150 yards in each of the first two scrim- 1978-82 Cliff Austin 10th 423 27 5.06 2139 5th yr in NFL mages and scored four touchdowns. The 1982-85 Stacy Driver 5th 476 15 4.82 2293 NFL free agent sophomore red-shirted last year after earning a 1983-86 Kenny Flowers 1st 590 26 4.94 2914 NFL Rookie letter as a defensive back in 1985. 1982-86 Terrence Flagler 9th 379 17 5.70 2162 NFL Rookie

Terry Allen will be the other starting tailback. Rank is position on Clemson career rushing list.

He had 132 yards in 24 carries in a scrimmage the just This is the on August 22 and 1 13 more in just nine rushes and Carolinas once. most September 19, 1942). Clemson has a 700 win- on August 25, and has averaged over six yards home games Clemson has played in a season, ing percentage in Death Valley over the years. in per carry in his spring and fall scrimmages com- with seven 1983 being the previous high. The bined. Joe Henderson, Charlie James and Reg- Tigers were 6-0-1 at home that year, a tie with Film Available gie Demps are also candidates to see action and Georgia was the only blemish. The Clemson Broadcast Group has produc-

will fight for the number-three slot, Clemson has not been a particularly good ed a one-hour video tape highlighting the home team recently as the Tigers are just 6-5-1 1986-87 Clemson Sports Year The tape concen- Johnson First-Year Freshman Starter at home over the last 12 games in Death Valley. trates on football and basketball, but covers all Clemson freshman John Johnson could be the Ford's team starts 1988 with three games at 18 sports in what in many ways was Clemson's first first-year freshman to start the season home so actually 11 of the next 14 regular greatest sports year ever. To receive your tape, will is for opener for Clemson since 1980. Only two first- season games be at home. Clemson send a check $29.95 to Clemson Broadcast 215-86-14 at in- year freshmen have started the first game of the home over the years (.705), Group, Box 1446, Clemson, SC 29633. 141-59-6 season under Danny Ford. In the season opener cluding in Death Valley (opened against Rice in 1980 James Farr started at center and Jeff Wells started at tight end. Johnson, a bandit end, entered the first-team 1986 Clemson Statistics 1986 Western Carolina Statistics (8-2-2 Overall, 5-1-1 ACC) (6-5 Overall, 5-2 Southern Conference) earlier than any other first-year player under Ford. Johnson was moved to first-team on Rushing Att Yds Avg TD LG Rushing Att Yds Avg TD LG Flagler, 192 6.6 10 88 Mayfield. 149 3.5 10 August 17th, 19 days prior to the September 5 TB 1258 TB 515 25 Flowers, TB 123 595 4.8 5 57 Beck, RB 107 499 4.7 7 45 opener with Western Carolina. Farr and Wells Johnson, FB 106 384 3.6 5 32 Nix, FB 32 108 3.4 1 18 did not move to first-team until the week before Lancaster, FB 110 353 3.2 5 13 Washington. RB 18 67 3.7 12 the first game. Farr was an emergency starter, Rd Williams, QB. 97 352 3.6 5 43 Jones, FB 22 58 2.6 8 as Tony Berryhill was hurt the week i-efore the Griffin, TB 46 188 4.1 17 W. CAROLINA 384 1182 3.1 18 45 first and Farr to to game had move from guard CLEMSON 705 3245 4.6 31 88 Opponents 511 1851 3.6 21 - center during game-week. Opponents 394 1253 3.0 9 62 Passing Cmp Att Int Yds TD Pet LG Since freshman eligibility was restored in 1 972 Passing Cmp Att Int Yds TD Pet LG Perkins 195 361 21 2265 8 .540 59 only five first-year freshmen have started the first Rd. Williams. 98 200 8 1245 4 .470 39 Edwards 15 34 5 201 1 .441 52 game of the season for Clemson. In addition to Anderson ... 6 10 1 80 1 .600 27 Beck 9 4 33 .444 13 Wells and Farr, Jeff Mills started at middle guard

CLEMSON . 104 212 11 1325 5 .491 39 W, CAROLINA 215 406 26 2503 9 .530 59 in the opener in 1974, Ken Callicutt started at Opponents 204 422 16 2434 11 .483 78 Opponents 122 255 20 1587 8 .478 - tailback and Nelson Wallace in the defensive line Receiving in 1973. Receiving Rec Yds Avg TD LG Rec Yds Avg TD LG

Ray Williams. WR , . 20 280 14.0 23 Nowell, WR 53 764 14.4 3 59 Thus, Johnson would be the first defensive Roulhac. WR 20 228 11.4 1 35 Carmichael, TE 31 373 12.0 2 37 player to start his first game as a first-year J. Riggs. TE 17 197 11.6 24 Mayfield, TB 25 219 8.8 1 25 freshman since 1974. Henry Walls is the only Flagler, TB 16 188 11.8 3 39 Washington, RB 24 370 15.4 2 52 freshman to start every game under Danny Ford, Jennings, WR 10 142 14.2 25 Barron, TE 22 242 11.0 25 but he was a red-shirt freshman. Hooper, WR 9 148 16.4 34 Currie, WR 19 188 9.9 17

CLEMSON 104 1325 12.7 5 39 W. CAROLINA 215 2503 11.6 9 59 Williams Hopes to Continue Percentage Opponents 204 2434 11.9 11 78 Opponents 122 1587 13.0 8 - Rodney Williams really didn't want to see the Interceptions No Yds Avg TD LG Interceptions No Yds Avg TD LG 1986 season come to a close. Over the last four Hall, DB 5 121 24.2 1 67 Davis. DB 4 40 10.0 26 games of the season the then sophomore com- Beasley, DB 3 40 13.3 21 Harrison. LB 4 30 7.5 19 pleted almost 57 percent of his passes and was Woolford, DB 3 -8 -2.7 3 Peeples. DB 3 29 9.7 27 Clemson's MVP of the game three times. He was Earle, LB 1 9 9.0 9 Sanders, LB 2 27 13.5 27 Mariable, LB 1 7 7.0 7 Williamson, DB 2 0.0 the MVP of the Gator Bowl, as he hit 12-19 passes for 135 yards and rushed for a CLEMSON 16 180 11.3 1 67 W. CAROLINA 20 174 8.7 27 touchdown. Opponents 11 138 12.5 1 61 Opponents . 26 391 15.0 — Williams has been bothered by a hand injury 1987 Schedule 1987 Schedule in the preseason, but he has continued to run Date Opponent Date Opponent the Clemson option with dexterity. He is the ma- Sept. 5 Western Carolina. 1 00 PM Sept, 5 at Clemson Sept. 12 at Virginia Tech, 1:00 PM Sept. 12 at South Carolina jor reason Clemson had just three total turnovers Sept. 19 Georgia. 2:40 PM Sept. 19 Furman in the last four games of last season. Williams Sept. 26 Georgia Tech. 12:05 PM Sept. 26 at E Tennessee State needs to lead the Tigers to nine wins as a starter Oct. 10 Virginia, 12:05 PM Oct. 10 Mars Hill to tie Homer Jordan for first place on Clemson's Oct. 17 Duke, 1:00 PM Oct. 17 N.C. A&T State

all-time victories list for a starting quarterback. Oct. 24 N.C. Stale, 1:00 PM Oct. 24 Georgia Southern Oct. 31 Wake Forest. 1:00 PM Oct. 31 at Citadel Nov. 7 at North Carolina, 12:05 PM Nov. 7 U.T. -Chattanooga Clemson at Home Nov. 14 Maryland, 12:05 PM Nov 14 at Marshall The Tigers obviously need to be a good home Nov. 21 at South Carolina, 7:45 PM Nov 21 Appalachian Stale team this year as they play eight of the 1 1 regular season games at home, leave the state just twice

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On a football team with as many excep- myself that I must be doing OK too." and Reggie Pleasant, "not necessarily to tional athletes as there are on the Clem- James has played both outside copy them, but just to see how good their son squad year in and year out, it takes an linebacker (strong side) and bandit end work habits were. And, at linebacker, I us- athlete of truly extraordinary physical talent (weak side) positions, and he says ed to watch Terence Mack. He was kind and personal character to be a leader. Out- sometimes he would prefer the bandit of soft-spoken and led by example, which

side linebacker James Earle is just such a end's luxury of not "being constantly beat I really admired." person. on by an offensive lineman." But the grin Now James is doing the same thing. He

James Earle came to Clemson in the fall that spreads over his face when he talks says, "I work very hard to be a leader. I feel of 1984 after an outstanding career as a about the head-to-head competition of his like that's something that is my responsibili-

quarterback at nearby Easley High School. outside linebacker position gives away his ty as a senior, and I want the younger

He was heavily recruited by all the major enjoyment of the position. players to be able to look at me and see football powers in the Southeast, but he Last year, James Earle was the only how to develop good work habits and that

chose Clemson because of the influence defensive player to start every game for the sort of thing. I want to work hard and set

of his high school coaches, most of whom Tigers, and he did that while playing the a good example because I believe that's came from Clemson, and because of the last SIX games with a broken bone in his what gets you where you want to be." university's proximity to his family. left ankle. The calcium deposit left by that His coaches seem to agree. Outside He recalls the feelings he received when injury led to surgery for him in the off- linebacker coach Tommy West says of him, he visited Clemson. "It didn't take a whole season, but he is fully recovered now and "We expect James Earle to definitely be lot of persuading for me to pick Clemson," ready for a sparkling 1987 season. one of the leaders of our football team. He he says. "It was close to home, which was He will be a crucial performer for the has worked hard to put himself into a posi- a big concern. And then there were things Tigers not only because of his playing abili- tion to be a leader, and he is a leader. He's like the team running down the hill and all. ty, but also because of his leadership. He the kind of guy that can lead by example.

It just excited me," he remembered with recalls as a defensive back looking to older When you bring your freshmen in, you tell a grin. players like Ronald Watson, Tyrone Davis, them to look to a certain guy to follow to Once Earle got to Clemson, however, he see how to act and how to work hard and discovered that the line to the starting play hard. James Earle is that type of guy." quarterback position was just too long for Strength coach Gary Wade echoes him. Fortunately, his physical ability was those sentiments, saying, "When you look such that the Clemson coaching staff was at James Earle's strength data over the more than willing to let him try his hand past few years, you see significant im- where he would be able to see action provement in all areas. It's obvious that

immediately. he's put in a lot of hard work. I mention that

That position turned out to be safety, first because it's important and I don't want where there was still a line in front of him, it to be overshadowed, but when I think of but one not so long. Looking back on his James Earle I think of his personality and search for a position, he calls, "I didn't how well-liked he is and what a leader he

mind the competition; in fact, I kind of look- is. He's a real class guy with a great per- ed forward to having to climb the ladder. sonality. Everybody likes him, and he has

But I needed to get in a situation where a tremendous effect on the players around there were only three or four guys to go him because of his positive attitude." against instead of six or seven." Apparent- Earle harbors hopes that a successful ly, he made the right move, as he was the 1987 season will lead quite naturally to a only freshman in 1984 to play in every shot at the NFL, but he is ready to pursue game. a career in education should his hopes not After that season, though, things chang- come about. After the spring semester, he ed again, and the coaches decided to move will lack just a few hours of earning his Earle to outside linebacker. At first, he degree. And that's after just four years of recalls not being too happy about the pro- study: James Earle has never been spective change. But once he got into the red-shirted. new position and learned about it. he Looking ahead into the 1987 season. began enjoying it. James Earle feels that if he lives up to his

"It took a little time," he said, "but even- own expectations from game to game as leader, I a team then the victories tually I started liking the position. line up and a over the tight end, and that gives me the possible professional career will take care opportunity to butt heads with him and see of themselves. "I just love the competi-

tion," he says, "and I think this team is if I'm better than he is. If I walk into a team go-

" meeting and a coach says we're going ing to do very well this year. then With James Earle leading the defense, against a good tight end that week, Earle was the only defender to start all 12

It almost certainly will. if I get the best of him I'm just proving to games last year.

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When you review the last 12 months of Grant averaged 21.9 points, 9.6 re- fight off Anderson Junior College to get Horace Grant's life you might think he was bounds and shot 65.6 percent from the field them both.

campaigning the entire year for one of the this past season as he paced Clemson to "Everyone told me I could not make it school's highest honors. But, in reality he a number-two finish in the ACC race (10-4), at Clemson and I believed them," reflects was just being himself. the highest finish in Clemson history. He Grant. "I was skinny and had a lot to learn

He was truly a team player, leading completed his career as the number-five and I really didn't think I could make it so

Clemson to a 25-6 record and the basket- ranked field goal shooter in ACC history I didn't work hard. Then, at the end of my

ball program's finest year ever. He had an and ranks number-two in Clemson history sophomore year at Clemson I decided to

incredible individual year, leading the ACC in scoring and rebounding. take it seriously. The coaches and the in scoring, rebounding and field goal The statistics document his ac- players at Clemson gave me confidence percentage. He brought honor to Clemson complishments, but you have to look at and that contributed to my turnaround in as he represented Clemson well on and off Grant's heritage to appreciate the impact terms of my attitude." the court. As a result he was the recipient of his records. When Grant and his twin After averaging just five points a game of the Frank Howard Award, which is brother Harvey signed with Clemson out of as a freshman. Grant moved up to 1 1 .3 a bestowed upon the athlete who most brings Sparta, GA, no one had heard of them on game as a sophomore. He then led the honor to Clemson University. a national scale. No one had heard of them ACC in rebounding as a junior and sudden-

He turned down the temptations of a outside of south Georgia. Clemson had to ly Grant was the top big man in the ACC. multitude of professional sports agents, He was named a second-team All- who could have jeopardized his eligibility American last year and was the unanimous and turned Clemson 's best year ever into pick as the ACC's most valuable player. chaos. Including wind-sprints, that pro- Other coaches who have watched him bably took the most self-discipline for this play at close range feel that Grant will be

6-10 center who is not from a wealthy a fine NBA player. "Horace Grant's attitude family. is one of the key things about his success,"

Grant even attended IPTAY meetings said Duke Coach Mike Krzyzewski. "It and turned into one of Clemson's top good- seems like he just keeps working and work- will ambassadors. ing, and won't allow anybody else to stop

As a result Horace Grant is the recipient working." of this year's IPTAY Athlete-of-the-Year, an Grant enjoys reflecting on his college award sponsored by IPTAY and presented career and will always cherish his time at

each year by Mr. and fvlrs. Gene Willimon. Clemson, but he realizes he must move on Gene Willimon is a former executive and start his professional career. The last secretary of IPTAY who has been a loyal time he was in Clemson for a speaking Clemson supporter for many years. engagement at a camp he wore his Grant represents this loyal virtue and Number-54 Chicago Bulls jersey. many others as he completed a Cinderella "I am excited about playing in Chicago. career in Tigertown between 1983 and The management and the coaching staff

1987. "I am really going to miss Clemson, are very nice and I like the city. I see my

but I know I will be back often." said Grant, role as a rebounder and getting out on the who has already returned to campus many break. I am anxious to play against the best times since he was the number-10 pick of in the world and to play with Michael Jor- the entire NBA draft this past summer. dan. It's funny to think I will be seeing his "Clemson prepared me well in every way. incredible moves as one of his teammates IPTAY and the support of Clemson ad- after watching him as an opponent my ministrators and coaches did a lot for me freshman year.

It I in and i am not going to forget that. was a "Right now am awe sometimes, but

I I nice life (at Clemson), but now I have to once get out on the court won't be

enter the real world. But, I know I can make focussing on the names James Worthy, it." Kareem Abdul Jabbar and Larry Bird. It will

Grant certainly appears to be prepared be all business and I'll just be out there do- for the NBA. His career in the tough Atlan- ing my job." tic Coast Conference ranks among the best No matter what Grant does in his rookie of all-time. "When you look at the Michael year, chances are he will not have the Jordans, James Worthys, the Phil Fords same impact on the city of Chicago as the and go on down the line and see that last Clemson rookie. William Perry has

Horace Grant is the first guy who has ever become a national foke hero and has won the Triple Crown (led the league in brought Clemson much national acclaim. scoring, rebounding and field goal percen- But, you can be sure that no one will tage in the same season), you see he has work harder at his profession and continue Horace Grant was the ACC's first triple crown done something that is quite special," said to represent Clemson any better than winner. Clemson Coach Cliff Ellis. Horace Grant.

The more things change, As a land grant institution, Clemson emphasizes the three areas of the more they stay the research, public service and teaching. On the brink of the 21st century, same. At Clemson there research efforts are unquestionably important. And public service are some things that (we programs serve all the citizens of South Carolina. But, over and above hope) will never change: these missions, when a student enters Clemson, he or she should be Clemson orange. Till- able to count on receiving an excellent education. And great teaching man Hall. Tigeram a. doesn't happen without great teachers. And one more very Every former Clemson student probably recalls a teacher whose important thing. No matter how much personal style and commitment added a special dimension to the word the university "education." Maybe it was John Lane in English, Doug Bradbury in engi- grows, teaching neering, or one of the many others who are remembered with affection will remain its and appreciation. Their legacies remain long after graduation. most important / Administration and faculty are committed to the challenge of attracting and role. keeping outstanding teachers. In addition to the Master Teacher award and alumni professorships, the Faculty Senate last year recommended annual awards of $3,000 to outstanding faculty in each college to enhance scholarly activity related to teaching.

Not all great teaching occurs in the classroom. The awards for excellence in student journalism won by the Tiger staff, national and regional recognition for the Clemson Players, and a nationwide "widget" competition won by Clemson electrical and computer engineering students illustrate the value of learning environments outside the traditional lecture hall. The College of Architecture tried a new approach to teaching this past spring. During "Spring Week," students and faculty pursued independent study outside their usual areas. "Designer" birdhouses, hot-air ballooning and construction of an authentic Plains Indian tepee (with the assistance of a Comanche chief's descendants) were just a few of the projects. According to Dean James F. Barker, this was more than fun-and-games. "The goal was to give students and faculty a new perspective, to look at the education process and concentrate on learning to think rather than simply learning facts," he said. Last year when the Carnegie Foundation's Report on the Status of Undergraduate Education found a nationwide lack of balance between teaching and research, Clemson reacted promptly. The Faculty Senate and the Office of the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Studies formed committees to review Clemson's status in each area addressed by the report, including teaching, and a day- long faculty workshop explored the teaching/research balance specifically.

President Lennon made it clear when he an- nounced the Second Century program. "Clemson (jurir has a long and proud tradition of undergraduate education," he fac; and ing dents lloon in will live -air said, "of preparing young people for the world which they hot and work. This commitment to teaching is basic, firm and unshakable." 1^,

9 Take Time Out To See Clemson

When you come to Clemson for an So make plans to really see Clemson, exciting weekend of football, sometimes it's easy to during football season-or any other time of year. No take the Clemson area and all the things to do here for matter what the season, we guarantee you'll want to

granted. But when you stop and think about it, there's come again. plenty to see and do in Clemson the whole year round. CLEMSONIN SEASON EVERY SEASON Rich history, a wonderful climate, beautiful Lake Hartwell and the scenic Blue Ridge Mountains provide the perfect backdrop for sightseeing, eating out, seeing a show, shopping, and an endless variety of outdoor activities.

You'll be comfortable during your stay. Accommodations in the area range from cozy nineteenth-century bed and breakfast inn to a variety of modern hotels. And area restaurants feature everything from upcountry cookin' to fine cosmopolitan cuisine.

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For help planning your next trip to Clemson Call or write: The Greater Clemson Chamber of Commerce, University Mall, Highway 93. Open Monday through Friday. (803)654-1200 The Pendleton District Historical and Recreational Commission, On the Square in Pendleton. Open Monday through Friday. (803) 646-3782 The University Visitors Center in Tillman Hall. Open Monday through Friday. Sat. 10-12 Sun. 2-5:30. (803) 656-4789 President Lennon [

On September 6, 1986, Clemson Univer- He had been at Ohio State for two years need land-grant institutions in a way that sity formally inaugurated prior Dr. Max Lennon to his move to Clemson. He served is almost unique ... so we can continue to

as the university's seventh president. The as executive dean for agriculture, home be competitive in a world market. governor of South Carolina, the Honorable economics and natural resources. Lennon "We at Clemson University must make Richard W. Riley, spoke of a "quest for was also on the Ohio State Faculty Senate our own priorities to lead us into the 21st academic excellence which has never and was co-chairman of the Governor's century. We must begin by making been more important than today," at the commission on agriculture. ourselves visible in the state, then we must inauguration. He called Dr. Lennon, "the Previously, he had served as dean of the focus on the global perspective of the

leader for the future of all South Carolina." college of Agriculture and director of the university and what we can accomplish in During his short time as president. Dr. Agricultural Experiment Station at the that arena." Lennon has accomplished much, including University of Missouri and as associate Board of Trustees President Louis P. the school's "Second Century Plan." This dean and director of research in the Col- Batson declared that the long selection pro- project, drawn up with help from faculty lege of Agricultural Sciences at Texas Tech cess had discovered a man who knows and state business leaders, emphasized University. what he wants. "Max Lennon is a good research in agriculture, engineering, basic Lennon, who has also served as an planner, a deep thinker, and a man ready science, marketing, management, textiles assistant professor at Texas Tech and for the challenge. He is restless without be- and the quality of life; all these areas and .Missouri, spent two years with the Interna- ing impatient." tional several more were just a portion of a pro- Agri-business firm Central Soya of Il- Lennon said the early part of his ad- posal to endure economic growth within the linois. He also has participated in many na- ministration will consist of familiarizing state. tional and international conferences con- himself more closely with Clemson's pro- It is the by-product of Lennon's overall cerning new technologies in agriculture. grams. "It would be presumptuous of me attitude that Ciemson is here to help its The 46-year-old Lennon was chosen to come in here with a set of priorities," he students to become successful and in from about 200 candidates for the said. "In the academic community you general make the state a better place to presidency at Clemson. build on the strengths of the institution, and live. Lennon commented on his philosophies my first business has been learning about is Dr. Lennon a native of Columbus and goals for Clemson in his opening press those strengths. I'll be calling for help from County, NC and earned his bachelor's conference. "I am extremely delighted to the students, faculty, administrators, alum- degree in animal science from N.C. State be chosen as the leader of this great institu- ni and the rest of the Clemson family to in 1962. He also earned a doctorate in tion. We're at an extremely important time make sure our priorities are in order." animal science from the same institution in our lives, not because of circumstances Lennon is active in many councils and in 1970. but because of where we are in history. We commissions, including the American Society for the Advancement of Science; the National Association of State Univer- sities and Land Grant Colleges and the Na- tional Dropout Prevention Fund. Lennon began his teaching career at N.C. State in 1966 when he served as a graduate assistant professor. In 1970 he moved to Lubbock, TX, where he served as an assistant professor of animal science at Texas Tech University. He remained at the Texas institution as an assistant dean

and associate dean in the College of Agriculture until 1980. On the first day of this decade he became the chairperson in the department of animal husbandry at the University of Missouri. He served as Dean of the College of Agriculture at Missouri un-

til 1983, when he moved to Ohio State as vice president for agricultural administration.

Lennon is married to Ruth Carter Len- non and they have two children, Daniel Ray

Max Lennon is in his second full academic year as Clemson President. (24) and Robin (22).

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A successful athletic program is usually the FINAL CLEMSON RANKINGS result of many factors, the most important be- Sport Final ing a well qualified leader heading up the en- Football 17 tire program. At Clemson, continued success in Men's Basketball 13 all facets of athletics is evidence of the quality Baseball 10 of leadership that has been found over the past Men's Tennis 14 few years under Athletic Director Bobby Women's Tennis 20 Robinson. Women's Swimming 5 Last year was Robinson's most successful Golf 1 Cross Country since taking over at the helm in March of 1985. Women's 5 Men's Soccer 18 In fact, it was one of the most successful years Men's Indoor Track 18 in the history of Clemson athletics. Both major revenue sports, football and men's

basketball were involved m post-season play in 1986-87, as were baseball and 12 other teams

In other words, out of 18 sports offered at Clem- Robinson was graduated from Furman with a son, 15 were Involved in some sort of post- B S degree in business and political science in season play. 1 968. He was the president of the Sigma Alpha In football, the Tigers finished the season rank- Epsilon fraternity chapter at Furman. After he ed 1 7th in the AP poll and took a trip to Jackson- was graduated from Furman, Robinson worked ville, FL, where they defeated Stanford in the in his family's laundry and dry-cleaning business Gator Bowl. for two years. The 1986-87 basketball squad became the Robinson came to Clemson in 1970, not in most successful in school history as they finish- athletics, but in the housing office. After three ed the season ranked 13th and advanced to the years, he moved across campus to serve as an NCAAs for just the second time in the school's administrative assistant in the athletic depart- history. ment. "I started at Clemson in the housing of- The Clemson baseball team ended its season fice, but I came to Clemson with the intention with a number-10 ranking and also traveled to of working in athletics," said Robinson. "No the NCAA baseball tournament. The golf and opening existed at the time, so I had to wait un- tennis teams also received bids to the NCAAs, til there was one." making Clemson one of just five schools to have After serving the athletic department in various these three spring teams participating in NCAA capacities, he became business manager In post-season play. 1975. Two years later he was named assistant The success of the three major sports (foot- athletic director and in 1980 he became ball, basketball, and baseball) made Clemson associate AD. He held that title for four years, one of only two universities (UCLA was the other) and his area of responsibility moved to primari- to have all three ranked in the top 20 in the final ly football and basketball. polls. While serving his administrative duties, Robin- Robinson's continued success is a result of son found time to coach the Clemson golf team his great commitment to being the best — in From a university perspective, Robinson en- between 1975 and 1983. During his time as the competition, in academics and in facilities. Last visions the athletic department as being one of head coach, Clemson won its first ACC title in season is evidence of the program moving 49 departments on campus, equal to English, golf and three times the Tigers participated in towards the best in competition, but Clemson accounting, and the others. "We believe the the NCAA tournament. In 1983, his final season athletics is also taking strides towards being the athletic department is a viable, important part as the head coach, he guided Clemson to a best in the two other areas. of the mission of Clemson University," says number - five finish. Clarence Rose was one of In academics, Clemson student - athletes had Robinson, "as athletic competition provides a three All - Americans to play for the Tigers dur- an outstanding year. Over 65 athletes had 3.0 common bond for students, faculty, staff, and ing his tenure and he is now a successful or better grade point ratios either semester, with friends." member of the pro tour. the football team having three players named Under Robinson, the athletic department has to the Academic AII-ACC team. Six students continued support of the university. Band With Robinson's qualifications, it is easy to see were named to various academic All-America uniforms and travel, the educational enhance- why the Clemson athletic program enjoys con- teams, the most ever for one season. ment fund (coordinated with the Athletic Coun- tinued success - he has done it all. He has been

In the area of facilities, Robinson has also en- cil) are some of the areas that have been an administrator at all levels, he has worked in joyed success. Renovations over the past few developed. other areas in the university, he has been a head years have included the Strength Training Robinson was born in Columbia, SC and at- coach, and he has handled the budgetary Center, one of the finest in the country; Tiger tended A C. Flora High School. During his high aspects needed to run a $12 million program. Field, home of the Clemson baseball team; and school career, he was a point - guard for the Robinson has confidence in his staff, his the West End Zone locker room complex in basketball team and a third baseman in baseball. coaches, his athletes, and the facilities at Clem- Memorial Stadium. New facilities include a new He also played golf competitively, and was a son University. "We have a solid base to work

activities room in Death Valley, an indoor ten- scratch golfer at one time. Robinson did not play from, but if we are not moving forward, we are will nis facility, and new permanent soccer stadium any high school sports as a senior because of losing ground We work within university on Riggs Field. In addition to all of this, a conti- a heat stroke suffered in the summer of 1963. guidelines and expand our horizons. We want nuing maintenance program for all facilities and He graduated from A C. Flora in 1964 and then to be as good as we can as a vital part of the nractice areas has been established. enrolled in Furman University. university and the state of South Carolina."

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One need only look at the history of the Gator In 1978 he was offensive coordinator for the only showdown of fop 10 teams in ACC history, Bowl to understand the degree of success Dan- 11-1 team that won the Gator Bowl over Ohio then defeated former National Champion ny Ford has had in college football. He is the only State, 17-15. The Gadsden, AL native was more Nebraska in the Orange Bowl. man to serve as a head coach, assistant coach than just the offensive coordinator in that game, That obviously is the highmark of Ford's brief, and a player in the history of that Florida-based however, as he had become the head coach of but eventful career at Clemson as he was nam- bowl game, and he is one of the few head the Tigers on December 10 after Charley Pell ed national Coach-of-the-Year by UPl, the Col- coaches to win there twice. had already left to go to Florida. The 30-year- lege Football Writers of America, the Walter Overall he has had 19 winning regular old Ford made quite a celebrated beginning to Camp Foundation, the Football Coaches of seasons in his 20-year affiliation with the game, his head coaching career with that victory over America, and WTBS Television. and his teams have won nearly 73 percent of the the Woody Hayes-coached Buckeyes. The na- Despite the loss of many excellent players off time. How has he done it? "When you go to a tionally televised Clemson victory helped put the the National Championship team. Ford led Clem-

Clemson practice you sense almost a buddy- Tigers on the national football map and it began son to the ACC title in 1982 and a 9-1-1 record. buddy relationship between the head coach and Clemson's climb to among the elite of college The 1983 team also followed with a 9-1-1 record, players," said CBS Commentator and former football. giving Clemson a 30-2-2 ledger between 1981

Notre Dame Head Coach Ara Parseghian dur- In 1979, Ford's first full season as a head and 1983, the best record in college football. ing a recent broadcast. "He has the respect of coach, he proved the victory in the Gator Bowl In 1984 Clemson continued many successful his players and his players enjoy playing for him. was no fluke as he took a team that had lost six streaks, as Ford ran a record home unbeaten He is a disciple of Bear Bryant." players to the pros to an 8-4 record and another stretch to 25 games, and an ACC winning streak

Communication with his players past and pre- bowl game. Included in the eight triumphs in to 20 games. Ford gained his 50th win at Clem- sent has always been a strength for Danny Ford, 1979 were a win at Notre Dame and a triumph son with a victory over N.C. State in Raleigh. It This past spring when the 1981 National Cham- over Georgia on the way to a Peach Bowl con- was just Ford's 65th game in Tigertown, a record pionship team was honored at Clemson over 50 frontation with Baylor. for an ACC coach for swiftness in reaching that of his former players from that team came back Two years later Ford became the youngest victory plateau. to campus. Certainly testimony to the com- coach in the history of the game to win the Na- Over the last two years he has taken Clem- raderie of that team, but also a testimony to Ford, tional Championship. Ford surprised the college son to two bowls and has been the head coach who has built Clemson into one of the top pro- football world by taking the unranked Tigers to in a bowl five times overall. Clemson has con- grams in America over the last 10 seasons. three wins over top 10 teams and a perfect 12-0 tinued its streak of consecutive winning regular

Probably the most significant accomplishment record. Clemson handed Herschel Walker the seasons to 10, an all-time ACC record. It is no on Ford's resume is the 1981 National Cham- only regular-season loss of his Georgia career, coincidence that the streak began when Ford pionship. His youthful accomplishments com- downed North Carolina in Chapel Hill in the first arrived, 1977. Last year Clemson finished pare favorably to Mozart in terms of reaching 17th in the final AP poll, won the ACC champion- goals at an early age. A look at past national ship and the Gator Bowl. champions indicates that the current Clemson A review of Ford's football past should help mentor is the youngest coach in the history of us understand why he has been so successful the college game to win the Associated Press as a head coach. Another in a long line of former National Championship. Bear Bryant players that has gone on to

Ford took Clemson to the national title in 1981 greatness in coaching. Ford played for the Bear at the age of 33 and now is the winningest coach between 1967 and 1969. He was Kenny in the history of the Atlantic Coast Conference Stabler's sophomore tight end as a starter in on a percentage basis. Additionally, Ford is 1967. played that position in 1968 and moved already seventh in total wins among ACC to offensive tackle in 1969. Ford started all three coaches. years, was all-conference in 1969 and played on And, the success has come against top com- three teams that went to bowl games. In 1969 petition. Ford has already gained more wins over he was also a member of the All-SEC academic AP top 20 teams and top 10 teams than any team, and served as the captain of the Alabama other Clemson coach in history and is the only team. coach in ACC history (eight years experience) After Pat Dye's coaxing. Ford remained at to have a winning record against top 20 teams Alabama as a graduate assistant for the 1970 (top 20 when playing against Clemson). and 1971 seasons. He had already earned his Clemson fans are certainly happy Ford B.S. degree in industrial arts and earned his entered the profession because he has brought master's degree in special education in 1971. a solid program to among the finest in the na- Ford became a full-time aide for Bryant in 1972 tion. Now in his ninth full season at Clemson. and 1973. The Tide went to four bowl games his record of 66-23-4 (.731) is the sixth best win- while Ford was an assistant coach. ning percentage m college football among ac- Clemson's current head man then accepted tive coaches. Additionally. Clemson has the 8th a position as an assistant coach under Jimmy best winning percentage in the nation over the Sharpe at Virginia Tech. He remained in last 10 years. Blacksburg for three seasons (1974-76) before Between 1981 and 1984 Clemson had a coming to Clemson as offensive line coach in 37-6-2 ledger, the fourth best winning percen- 1977. And, just 23 games later he was named tage in America. The class of '84 was the third head coach of the Tigers at the age of 30, the winningest m ACC history in terms of winning youngest active division I coach in the country. no class in the 34-year Nearly 40 years after hiring 31 -year-old Alabama percentage, and ACC Danny Ford Is America's sixth winningest graduate Frank Howard, Clemson had hired history of the league ever won more games in active coach. a four-year period. 30-year-old Alabama graduate Danny Ford.

15 M Football Staff

Miles Aldridge joined the Tiger coaching Bill D'Andrea is one of the newest addi- Woody McCorvey is in his fifth year of staff in June of 1985. A native of Kansas tions to the Clemson coaching staff, as he coaching Clemson receivers. For three City, MO, Aldridge coaches the inside returned to the staff in 1986 from Southern years he was the Tigers' tight end coach, linebackers. He is responsible for recruiting Mississippi. Prior to that he was a graduate and for two of those seasons he coached in South Carolina, Florida, southern New assistant coach at East Carolina, a full-time the AII-ACC tight end. He is in his second Jersey, and the Philadelphia area. A 1971 assistant at the University of Virginia, season as a wide receiver coach. He graduate of Gardner-Webb College, he is Massanutten Military Academy, Catawba recruits in North Carolina and Florida. in his 17th year of coaching. Aldridge College, and was a graduate assistant McCorvey came to Clemson from Alabama began his collegiate coaching career at coach at Clemson. D'Andrea received his A&M where he was offensive coordinator East Tennessee State; after that, he mov- bachelor's degree from Indiana State in for four years. The 1972 Alabama State ed to Wichita State, Tulsa, and then 1973, and completed his master's degree graduate lettered four years in football at Mississippi. Before arriving at Clemson, he in 1975. He lacks only a few semester the school before earning his physical served as linebacker coach at Duke for two hours from receiving a second master's education degree. He then received a seasons. degree. He coaches the offensive tackles master's degree in health, leisure, and and recruits for the Tigers in North sports from the University of West Florida Wayne Bolt joined the Clemson staff on Carolina, Virginia Beach and northern New in 1977. March 10, 1986 from Auburn. His respon- Jersey. sibilities include coaching the tight ends Bill Oliver is in his second season at Clem- and the kickoff return teams. Bolt's first Tom Harper became Clemson's assistant son as the defensive secondary coach. He season as a Tiger coach was a successful head coach in February, 1981. Having also recruits for the Tigers in Florida, one as he coached an Ali-ACC tight end served as defensive coordinator at North Alabama and Georgia. A native of Liv- (Jim Riggs), and his kickoff return team led Carolina and Iowa State, his most recent ingston, AL, he began his collegiate the nation in return yardage. Bolt has no stint in that same position was at Virginia coaching career as defensive secondary recruiting responsibilities but he is direc- Tech. He was also Wake Forest's head coach at Auburn, and five years later was tor of the football dorm. He earned his coach in 1972. Harper graduated from the hired by the late Paul "Bear" Bryant to fill bachelor's degree in Health and Physical University of Kentucky with his bachelor's the same position at Alabama. His most re- Education at East Carolina in 1979. After degree in 1955 and received his master's cent stint, however, was with the Memphis working as a graduate assistant coach at degree from there in 1958. He is responsi- Showboats of the United States Football East Carolina, he took the job as offensive ble for recruiting in South Carolina and League, where he served as senior defen- line coach at the University of Wyoming. New York. Six of the Clemson players he sive coordinator and secondary coach. has coached have played pro football, in- Oliver was a member of the 1961 Jack Crowe joined the Clemson staff on cluding two who were NFL starters last undefeated National Championship February 24, 1986, as the Tiger quarter- year (William Perry and Jeff Bryant). Alabama team, and he received his back coach. He came to Clemson from bachelor's degree in 1962. Auburn, where he served as offensive coor- Larry Van Der Heyden has coached Clem- dinator under Pat Dye and coached son's offensive line for the past eight years, Chuck Reedy has coached Clemson's run- Heisman Trophy winner Bo Jackson. He and he has coached an All-America guard ning backs for the last nine years. He also has also served in the offensive coordinator three of the last four years. He recruits in has a heavy recruiting schedule covering position at Wyoming and North Alabama South Carolina, North Carolina and South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, and the and was both an assistant and head coach western Pennsylvania. Van Der Heyden New York-Long Island areas. The St. at Livingston University. Crowe received joined the Tiger coaching staff in January Augustine, FL, native earned two letters in his undergraduate degree in chemistry 1979, as he came from Memphis State football from Appalachian State, where he from Alabama-Birmingham in 1970, and where he was offensive coordinator for was a 1971 graduate in health and physical completed his master's degree in educa- three years. He also served stints at Iowa education. He came to Clemson from Ken- tion from Livingston in 1973. The Fairfield, State, Drake, Indiana State, East Carolina, tucky on July 5, 1978. Reedy is the main AL, native is responsible for recruiting in and Virginia. He earned his B.A. and reason Clemson has signed the top player the Georgia, Virginia and Alabama areas master's degree at Iowa State and lettered in Jacksonville five of the past six years. this year. three years in football and baseball. Every running back with the exception of one who has started under Reedy at Clem- son has been drafted by the Pros or has signed a free agent contract. This list includes Kevin Mack, 1985's AFC offensive rookie-of-the-year.

Tommy West is in his sixth season coaching the Clemson defensive and bandit ends. He is also in charge of recruiting for the Tigers in Florida and Georgia. Prior to coming to Clemson, West coached at Appalachian State until July of 1982. The Gainesville, GA, native earned his B.S. degree in health education from the Univer- sity of Tennessee in 1975 after lettering Front Row (L-R) Jack Crowe, Bill Oliver, Larry Van Der Heyden, Head Coach Danny Ford, three years in football and baseball. fine Chuck Reedy, Woody McCorvey, Head Trainer Fred Hoover. Back Row: Assistant Athletic A athlete, drafted of Director for Football Operations Clyde Wrenn, Bill D'Andrea, Miles Aldridge, Wayne Bolt, all-around West was out Tommy West, Tom Harper, Administrative Assistant Don Wade. high school by baseball's Chicago Cubs.

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James E. Bostic, Jr. Robert R Coker CLEMSON UNIVERSITY EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Aiken Hartsville

Dr. Max Lennon, President Dr. W. David Maxwell, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Mr. David R. Larson, Vice President for Business and Finance

Maj. Gen. Hugh J. Clausen, Secretary of the Board of Trustees and Vice President for Administration Dr. Gary Ransdell, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Mr. Manning N. Lomax. Vice President for Student Affairs Dr. Milton Wise, Vice Provost and Vice President for Agriculture and Natural Resources

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On a hot muggy 1 934 August day within history of Clemson. Perhaps the most ex- the needs of its membership. the town of Clemson, Dr. Rupert H. Fike citing feature of the fund is its potential. As IPTAY sponsors one of the most pro- wrote a letter to Clemson football coach the years go on, the growth of the program gressive tutorial programs in the country, Jess Neely which began, "Coach last night will only be equalled by IPTAY's desire to and at any time, any athlete is able to sup- we had a little meeting at our house and work for Clemson. plement his education through the use of organized the IPTAY Club (I Pay Ten a Other contributions made possible to tutors, or the impressive study hall pro- Year)." Clemson University through IPTAY include gram. A highly-trained academic advising Since that day in 1934, IPTAY has several capital improvement projects which staff helps the student-athletes prepare for revamped its name to I Pay Thirty a Year. have helped to give the university the best a future, and to shape their tomorrow by From the early days when memberships facilities in the nation. studying today. Through these efforts, were often paid in eggs and fresh Some of the current projects that are nearly a fourth of Clemson's student- vegetables, IPTAY has annually been one sponsored by IPTAY include an indoor ten- athletes were on the honor roll in the spring of the top organizations of its lassist in other concerns of the university, contributions, the 20,000 members of IP- members, Clemson University has been the primary concern of IPTAY is in TAY spread their support of Clemson able to award the maximum number of educating young people and in servicing throughout the entire university family. scholarships allowed by the NCAA in Clem- son's 18 men's and women's varsity sports. For the over 3,000 students who have been awarded IPTAY scholarships, and for those who are still to come, without a doubt IPTAY works for them.

Because of IPTAY's commitment to excellence both in the classroom and on the playing field, the ability to expand programs has enabled IPTAY to directly benefit the entire university family. In the fall of 1984, the IPTAY Athletic Academic Endowment Scholarship Fund was created to award financial support to students whose performance in the classroom warranted distinction.

The concept that supports the endowment is based on money donated by matching gift companies, as well as monies generated by television appearances and scholarship awards in such contests. What results from this endowment is one of the largest unrestricted scholarships in the Danny Ford is a frequent speaker at IPTAY meeting.

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In many ways 1986-87 was Clemson's most successful athletic year ever. The Tigers tied the ACC record for league championships in an academic year with seven (football, women's cross country, women's tennis, men's tennis, men's indoor track, women's swimming and golf) and this tied the mark held by North Carolina in 1980-81 and Maryland, 1964-65. Clemson's previous school mark was six in 1981-82. Additionally, Clemson had 10 teams Bob Boettner Jim Davis finish in the top 20 in the various national polls and an 1 1th was in the top 20 at one time or another. The most top 20 teams

Clemson had previously in final polls over the course of an academic year was nine, established twice (1981-82 and 1982-83).

Clemson was successful in the major sports of football, basketball, and baseball and was one of only two schools in the nation to rank in the top 20 in football, basket- S / ball, and baseball in the final polls. UCLA was the only other institution to achieve this level of excellence in the three major sports and it is the first time Clemson has done it.

Cliff Ellis Eddie Griffin Dr. I.M. Ibrahim FINAL CLEMSON RANKINGS Sport Final Women's Cross Country 5 Women's Swimming 5 Baseball 10 Golf 11 Men's Basketball 13 Men's Tennis 14 Football 17 Men's Soccer 18 Men's Indoor Track 18 Women's Tennis 20

1986-87 Records Andy Johnston Chuck Kriese Larry Penley Sport Record POT ACC Finish

Football 8-2-2 818 First Men's Basketball 25-6 806 Second Baseball 54-14-1 790 Second W. Swimming 6-2 750 First Soccer 12-6-2 650 Third Volleyball 21-13 618 Fifth W. Tennis 18-13 581 First M. Tennis 19-14 576 First M. Swimming 5-4 556 Second Wrestling 8-7 533 Fifth W. Basketball 7-21 250 Seventh W. Cross Country NA First M. Cross Country NA Fourth W. Indoor Track NA Fifth M. Indoor Track NA First W. Outdoor Track NA Seventh M. Outdoor Track NA Second Golf NA First Linda White Bill Wilhelm Wade Williams

25 26 Stadium Information [

the top decks. Any person leaving the SEASON TICKET HOLDERS/OTHER RESTROOMS: Ladies' and men's ticket holders and stadium other than with a team pass must VISITORS: Season restrooms are located between the stands other visitors to the stadium are requested have a pass out check, as well as admit- and can be reached by exit from any portal.

, or 13. Persons tance stub to be readmitted to the stadium. to enter Gates 1 , 5, 9, 11 LOST & FOUND: If any article is lost or with top deck tickets must enter the EMERGENCIES: First aid stations are found, please report same to Gate 1 or stadium via the ramps which are located located: South Side — Under Section J; Gate 10 information booth. behind the North and South stands. Ramp South Top Deck — Under Section E; North entrances are adjacent to Gates 1 and 13 Concession Side — Under Section T; North Top Deck CONCESSION STANDS: on South side and Gates 5 and 9 on North stands are located beneath all stands and — Under Section K. Trained nurses are on side. hand during the game. Should a doctor be can be reached by exit from any portal. HANDICAPPED: Special entrances have needed, ask any usher, who knows the EMERGENCY CALLS: Emergency calls

1 of doctors. Ambulances are been provided at Gates 1 , 5 and 3 for the seat locations are received in the Security Booth. The handicapped. located at Gates 1, 5. 8, and 13. emergency number is 656-2999.

WILL CALL: Should you have tickets at the TELEPHONE: Pay telephones are located NOTE: The following items are prohibited

1 will call window, you will find them at Gate at the stadium ticket offices at Gates , 5, in f\/lemorial Stadium — umbrellas, folding 13. 9. 13, and top decks. chairs, chaise lounges, food and beverage containers of any type, alcoholic Gates 4, 6, and 8 are closed prior to the PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM: The public beverages, thermos jugs, and ice chests. games and are opened for exit purposes address system is intended primarily for only. spectators' information concerning the NOTICE: Solicitation for any purpose is

game. Please do not request the use of the prohibited at an athletic contest in Clem- PASS OUT CHECKS: Pass out checks will public address system to make social son Memorial Stadium and Littlejohn be available at Gates 1 9, 11 , 1 3, and , 5, 7, contacts. Coliseum.

27 Watch each week for exciting features and facts about Clemson All the highlights of each week's Football — the players, the history, game can be seen on Clemson Foot- and the fans. Plus, a look ahead at ball '87. Don't miss any of the action next week's game. Stan Olenik hosts plus Danny Ford's insight and the this all new show. players' views of the game. i i WSPA-TV 7 FRI 11:45 pm WSPA-TV 7 SUN 8:30 am

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TheClemson University Athletic Depart- WHAT TO DO IF Be aware of warning signs of heart at- ment provides the following for your safe- EMERGENCIES ARISE tacks: chest pain, chest tightness, short- ty and emergency medical needs: Please step back and give the organiz- ness of breath, sweating, palpitations, faint- ed stadium EMS personnel room to work. ing, nausea and vomiting. 1. Advanced cardiac life-support sta- Well-intentioned attempts to help by un- Recognize that our most common tions in four locations. (North stands, trained persons interfere with the efficien- serious medical problems at football games

Upper North deck, South stands. Up- cy of the EMS system. If you have basic are heart attacks and allergic reactions to per South deck). These units are or advanced training in specific life-support insect stings. Be aware that insect stings staffed with skill-care nurses, physi- methods, make your qualifications known will always be very frequent at outdoor cians, cardiologists, internists, and offer your help. Untrained personnel sporting events and should always be paramedics, and EMTs. can be frequently more harmful than treated with immediate ice until advice can

helpful. be obtained. If you have ever had a reaction to a bee or other insect sting, check 2. Mobile units of EMTs and paramedics MEDICAL ADVICE FOR with your personal physician as to whether are strategically located throughout FANS If you have a pre-existing medical or you should carry a kit. the entire stadium. health problem, please check with your personal physician and obtain his advice 3. Ambulances with life-support equip- before attending games. Many emergen- ment are available in North stand and cies occurring at the stadium do so South Stand areas and have prear- because of prior existing conditions. Use ranged routes for evacuation to local sense in dressing, eating, drink- common The stadium emergency phone number hospitals. ing and physical exertion. Be certain that is (803) 656-2999. you have identification on you as to the Learn to recognize these personnel and diagnosis and what medications you are facilities. currently taking.

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30 Future Schedules

1988 1989 1990

Sept. 3 VIRGINIA TECH Sept. 2 FURMAN Sept. 1 TEMPLE Sept. 10 FURMAN Sept. 9 at Florida State Sept. 8 at Virginia Sept. 17 FLORIDA STATE Sept. 16 at Virginia Tech Sept. 15 at Maryland Sept. 24 at Georgia Tech Sept. 23 MARYLAND Sept. 22 APPALACHIAN STATE Oct. 1 OPEN DATE Sept. 30 at Duke Sept. 29 DUKE Oct. 8 at Virginia Oct. 7 VIRGINIA Oct. 6 GEORGIA Oct. 15 DUKE Oct. 14 GEORGIA TECH Oct. 13 at Georgia Tech Oct. 22 at N.C. State Oct. 21 N.C. STATE Oct. 20 at N.C. State Oct. 29 at Wake Forest Oct. 28 WAKE FOREST Oct. 27 at Wake Forest Nov. 5 NORTH CAROLINA Nov. 4 at North Carolina Nov. 3 NORTH CAROLINA Nov. 12 at Maryland Nov. 11 OPEN DATE Nov. 10 OPEN DATE Nov. 19 SOUTH CAROLINA Nov. 18 at South Carolina Nov. 17 SOUTH CAROLINA (6 home, 5 away) (6 home, 5 away) (6 home, 5 away) 1991 1992 1993 Sept. 7 APPALACHIAN STATE Sept. 5 BALL STATE Sept. 4 CITADEL Sept. 14 OPEN DATE Sept. 12 FLORIDA STATE Sept. 11 at Florida State Sept. 21 at Temple Sept. 19 VIRGINIA TECH Sept. 18 OPEN DATE Sept. 28 GEORGIA TECH Sept. 26 at Georgia Tech Sept. 25 GEORGIA TECH Oct. 5 at Georgia Oct. 3 OPEN DATE Oct. 2 TEMPLE Oct. 12 VIRGINIA Oct. 10 at Virginia Oct. 9 VIRGINIA Oct. 19 at Duke Oct. 17 DUKE Oct. 16 at Duke Oct. 26 N.C. STATE Oct. 24 at N.C. State Oct. 23 N.C. STATE Nov. 2 WAKE FOREST Oct. 31 at Wake Forest Oct. 30 WAKE FOREST Nov. 9 at North Carolina Nov. 7 NORTH CAROLINA Nov. 6 at North Carolina Nov. 16 MARYLAND Nov. 14 at Maryland Nov. 13 MARYLAND Nov. 23 at South Carolina Nov. 21 SOUTH CAROLINA Nov. 20 at South Carolina (6 home, 5 away) (6 home, 5 away) (7 home, 4 away) We've Got CdRQUEST The Best Service Around These Parts

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32 Meet The Tigers

33 Angelo Fox 73 MG • So.

Cameron Gibson 24 TB • So.

Pat Williams is an AII-ACC candidate. Q 7 Clay Gilstrap Ty Granger Off BAN • Sr. 71 OT • Jr.

Reggie Harris Norman Haynes Joe Henderson Ricardo Hooper O /I ^ BAN 'So. ^ LB • Jr. 33 RB • So. 26 WR • Jr.

1^ iilYll AX ^ r* ^ Mark Inge Keith Ingram Keith Jennings Keith Johnson Tracy Johnson Chris Lancaster O I OG • So. FB • So. WR • Jr. 94 BAN • So. 42 FB • Jr. 49 FB • Jr.

34 Dorian Mariable 56 LB • So. Chris Lancaster («49) and John Phillips (#61) were Clemson's leaders in knockdown blocks last year. 1^ Richard McCullough Jim Meckfessel Rod Mitchell 96 DT • Jr. 22 TB • So. 74 OG • Jr. 19 CB • So. 82 DE • So.

Chris Morocco Chinedu Ohan q q Dan Pearman q u Michael Dean Perry 8 QB • So. 98 LB • So. 78 OT • Jr. OLB • Jr. O*/ TE • Sr. \j \ DT • Sr.

Hank Phillips u John Phlllli Matt RIggs Vince Robinson ^ q Rusty Seyle 50 C • So. O I OG • Sr. OO OT • So 34 SS • Jr. 15 QB • So. P-PK • Jr.

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Randy Anderson, QB 92 7-0 19-3 4 Stacy Long, OG 53 6-1 6-1 3 Greg Bailey, P-H 2-0 2-0 James Lott, FS-CB 343 11-7 11-7 •1

Jeff Bak, C 731 12-12 24-12 Terence Mack, Ban 516 11-11 43-39 1 Gene Beasley, SS 647 12-11 20-14 Dorian Mariable, LB 187 9-1 9-1 •1 Kevin Brady, FS 77 8-1 30-1 2 Richard McCullough, DT 247 12-1 18-2 Crosby Broadwater. CB 25 7-0 7-0 Pat McKenny, OG 23 10-0 22-0 Henry Carter. LB 441 10-9 19-9 2 Dwayne Meadows, DT 305 12-6 35-18 Robbie Chapman, C 19 3-0 3-0 Otis Moore, DT 377 12-5 12-5 Rusty Charpia. DB 8 11-0 11-0 1 Chris Morocco, OB 13 3-0 3-0 Raymond Chavous. DT 282 10-7 22-11 2 Eric Nix, C 190 11-0 33-3 Geoff Ciniero. FS 12-0 22-0 Jeff Nunamacher, OT 445 10-7 18-7 2 James Coley. TE 83 12-0 22-3 Dan Pearman, TE 66 12-0 21-0 Gary Cooper. WR 110 9-0 12-1 2 Michael Dean Perry, DT 323 12-5 30-21 Chip Davis, DB 20 10-0 10-0 John Peterson, C 28 4-0 5-0 Frank Deluliis, OT 641 12-7 23-11 Hank Phillips, C 16 2-0 2-0 4 Mark Drag. MG 229 12-1 24-2 John Phillips, OG 864 12-12 35-20 James Earle. OLB 669 12-12 35-15 Brian Raber, MG 263 12-0 42-11 Bruce England. TB 6 2-0 2-0 Jeff Ragsdale, WR 3 1-0 1-0 Scott Enzor. LB 43 12-0 19-0 Jim Riggs, TE 512 12-11 46-26

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1987 ACC FOOTBALL SCHEDULE (Starting Times Are Subject to Change) (All Times Are Eastern)

SEPT. 5 — Illinois at North Carolina (12:05—TV) Indiana State at Georgia Tech (1:00) Western Carolina at Clemson (1:00) Maryland at Miami, Fla. (7:30) Virginia at Georgia (1:00) Oct. 17 — NORTH CAROLINA at N.C. STATE (12:05—TV) Colgate at Duke (7:00) DUKE at CLEMSON (1:00) East Carolina at N.C. State (7:00) MARYLAND at WAKE FOREST (1:00) Maryland at Syracuse (7:30) Auburn at Georgia Tech (1:00) Sept. 12 — VIRGINIA at MARYLAND (12:05—TV) Virginia at South Carolina (1:30) The Citadel at Georgia Tech (1:00) Oct. 24 — DUKE at MARYLAND (12:05—TV) Clemson at Virginia Tech (1:00) N.C. STATE at CLEMSON (1:00) N.C. State at Pittsburgh (1:30) Georgia Tech at Tennessee (1:30) North Carolina at Oklahoma (2:30) WAKE FOREST at Virginia (7:00) Northwestern at Duke (7:00) Oct. 31 — NORTH CAROLINA at MARYLAND (12:05—TV) Richmond at Wake Forest (7:00) WAKE FOREST at CLEMSON (1:00) Sept. 19 — N.C. STATE at WAKE FOREST (12:05—TV) GEORGIA TECH at DUKE (1:30) NORTH CAROLINA at GEORGIA TECH (1:00) N.C. State at South Carolina (1:30) Virginia Tech at Virginia (1:00) Nov. 7 — East Tennessee State at N.C. State (12:00) Georgia at Clemson (2:30—TV) CLEMSON at NORTH CAROLINA (12:05—TV) Vanderbilt at Duke (7:00) VIRGINIA at GEORGIA TECH (12:05—TV) West Virginia at Maryland (7:00) DUKE at WAKE FOREST (1:00)

Sept. 26 — GEORGIA TECH at CLEMSON (12:05—TV) Penn State at Maryland (Baltimore— 1 :00) North Carolina at Navy (2:00) Nov. 14 — MARYLAND at CLEMSON (12:05—TV) MARYLAND at N.C. STATE (7:00) NORTH CAROLINA at VIRGINIA (1:00) DUKE at VIRGINIA (7:00) South Carolina at Wake Forest (1:00) Appalachian at Wake Forest (7:00) N.C. STATE at DUKE (1:30) Oct. 3 — GEORGIA TECH at N.C. STATE (12:05—TV) Nov. 21 — VIRGINIA at N.C. STATE (12:00) Wake Forest at Army (12:10) DUKE at NORTH CAROLINA (12:05—TV) Auburn at North Carolina (1:00) WAKE FOREST at GEORGIA TECH (1:00) V.M.I, at Virginia (7:00) Maryland at Vanderbilt (2:00) Duke — Rutgers at E. Rutherford, N.J. (8:00) Clemson at South Carolina (7:45—TV) Oct. 10 — VIRGINIA at CLEMSON (12:05—TV) Nov. 28 — Georgia at Georgia Tech (TBA) WAKE FOREST at NORTH CAROLINA (1:00) (Conference Games in CAPS)

44 It's the tie that binds families together as they support each other through joys and hardships.

The dedication that keeps devoted friends close, even over great distances. The force that compels

patriots to leave their homes to defend their country, sometimes in the face of incredible odds.

It's that special love that brings 80,000 fans,

in full orange regalia, into Death Valley on

Saturday afternoons to cheer the Tigers to

victory, and it remains strong whether or not

the victory is won. Clemson alumni and friends may well hold a

record for loyalty, a fierce and proud loyalty that

is demonstrated not only on football Saturdays, but through solid support for academic excellence at Clemson University. This support furnishes scholarship funds for

outstanding students, provides resources to attract and retain distinguished classroom teachers, helps develop state-of-the-art

technology and train students in its use, allows library acquisitions and expands the scope of research. In short, private support makes the

difference between an "adequate" education and the superior education for which Clemson graduates have become known.

Pledge your loyalty to Clemson University's

continuing academic excellence through a gift

to the Clemson Loyalty Fund. CLEMSON GKrm LOYALTY FUND

For more information on supportmg academic excellence at Clemson University, contact the Loyalty Fund, 110 Daniel Drive, Clemson, SC 29634-5*'02, 803/656-2121. IPTAY Officers F

Greenville County Mr. Miles E. Bruce (cc) Chairman Mr. Bill Barbary Mr. Randall Bell Mr. Walter Glenn Brackln. Jr, Mr. Joseph Bailey Bright Mr. Charles A. Bryan, Jr. —Mr. Charles W. Bussey. Jr. Mr. Donald Coggins Mr, Larry B, Copeland William R. "Bill" Alexander Mr. J, Bennette Cornwell, III Director, District III Mr, J, Mike Crawford Mr, Walter B Crawford DISTRICT III Mr. Gordon S. Davis Mr. William R. "Bill" Mr. William Lem Dlllard Alexander, Director Mr. I, L, Donkle, Jr, 330 Fairway Rd. SW Mr. Jim Douglas Aiken, SC 29801 Mr. Robert DuBose A > Mr. Charles Eldndge Aiken County — Mr. Henry EIrod * Mr. John G. Molony (cc) Mr, Clark Gaston. Jr. Chairman Eddie N. Dalton Jim Patterson Edgar C. McGee — Mr. Joe D. Gibson * Mr. William R. Alexander * IPTAY Vice-President IPTAY President IPTAY Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Joel W, Gray, III Mr. Richard L. Boyleston Mr. Richard H. Ivester Mr. Johnny L. Cagle Director. District VII Director, District I Director, District V Mr, Terry A. KIngsmore — Mr. Alan J. Coleman Mr. Jim League Mr. M. G. Coleman Mr. Floyd S, Long Mr. Robert M. Cook IPTAY Mr. Terry L. Long Mr. Thomas H. Coward PAST PRESIDENTS- Mr. W. M. Manning, Jr. Mr. Frank T. GIbbs Mr. Seabrook Marchant Mr. Elbert Hines Hamilton Mr. James T McCarter Mr. Gerald W. Metts T. C. Atkinson, Jr., Director Lewis F. Holmes, Director Bill Reaves, Director Mr. Ronald J. McCoy Mr. Alan W. Tewkesbury, III Mr. James D. Miller Mr. F. A. Townsend, Jr. Charlie Bussey, Director F. E. Hughes, Director Lawrence Starkey, Director Mr. J. G. Miller, Jr. — Mr. James L. Walpole W. G. DesChamps, Director Dr. G.J. Lawhon. Jr., Director W. H. Taylor, Director Mr. William J. Neely, Jr. Mr. Carrol H. Warner Dr. R. C. Edwards, Director Calhoun Lemon, Director Dr. J.H. Timmerman, Director Mr. Thomas K. Norris Mr. H. O. Weeks, Sr. Mr. William H. Orders Harper Gault, Director George G. Poole, Jr., Director Marshall Walker, Director Edgefield — Mr. John F. Palmer County * F. Gressette, Jr., Director Mr, Lewis F, Holmes, III (cc) Reeves — Mr. I. N. Patterson, Jr. Mr. George Milton Plyler Chairman * Mr. C. Evans Putman Mr, Greg W. Anderson * Mr. Bobby Ramsey — Mr. E. O. Dukes, Jr. Mr. J. Gilliam, Jr. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR — BOBBY ROBINSON * Mr. C. F. Rhem, Jr. W. Mr. James Rochester *— Mr. Lewis F. Holmes IPTAY EXECUTIVE SECRETARY — ALLISON DALTON Mr. Watson Rhodes Mr. Earl E. Sammons, Jr. HONORARY DIRECTOR — FRANK HOWARD Mr. Robert G. Sharpe Mr. Thomas H. Ryan Mr. John G. Slattery Lexington County Mr. Joe D. Swann — denotes Representative Emeritus Mr. Robert M. Taylor (cc) Mr. E. Richard Taylor, Jr. Chairman Mr. Stanley T. Thornton + denotes County Chairman Emeritus — Mr. Billy Amick Mr. James E. Vissage, Jr. • IPTAY '87 Award Winner Mr. Alvin N. Berry — Mr. S. Gray Walsh Mr. Jerry Brannon -I- Kermit Mr. Watson * Mr. R. Hugh Caldwell * Mr. Robert B. Whorton Representatives: * Mr. Fred H. Carter, Jr. Mr. David H. Wilklns — + Mr. D. H. Caughman * Mr. Charles P. Willimon Mr. James Tracy Chllders Mr. W. C. Harper Greenwood County Laurens County Mr. Ernest J. Corley. Jr. —Mr. Frank J. Howard Mr. Davenport Mr. H. Ralph Corley, Sr. William E. Burnett (cc) Mr, Floyd M, Hunt Mr. Thomas E. Mr. John Melton Gault, III Chairman (cc) Chairman Mr. Edwin L, KIlby, Jr, * Mr. B. R. Grandy Dr. F, E Abell, Jr, -I- Mr. J. R. Adair Mr, Tom C. Lynch. Jr. Mr. Brett Harris Mr. Nick P. Anagnost Mr. Massingill Dr. W. Fred Chaprman Ben — Mr. T. A Henry Mr, Joe M. Anderson Mr. Mr. James A. Coleman Max Monroe Mr. Henry M. Herlong, Jr. Mr. Lewis Bagwell — Mr. Henry M. Paris, Sr. Mr. James V. Patterson Mr. Warren Craig Jumper Mr. Wayne Bell — Mr. W. B. Owens — Mr. R. R. Ritchie Mr. John W. McLure Mr. John L Bracknell Mr. Carl R. Rogers Mr. Gil Rushton Mr. J, W. Riser Mr. William D. Coleman Mr. Michael E. Simmons Mr. William C. Singleton * Mr. J. Tom Shell Jim Mr. W. Klugh Fooshe Mr. James C. Welborn, Jr. Patterson Mr. G. Neil Smith * Mr. Charles M. Stuck Mr. James S. Hull Dr. N. C. Wesslnger Director, I ' District Mr. Erston G, Sparks — Mr. Woodrow H. Taylor Mr. Nevit Y. Johnson * Mr, John E. Sparks Spartanburg County Mr. C. Paul Wesslnger Mr, Robert L, McCord DISTRICT I Mr. Joseph J. Turner, Jr. * Mr. Mr. Melvin Mr. Wesley A. Stoddard Lee H. Witt, Jr. Jim Patterson, Director Pace Mr. K. Vickery — N. (cc) Chairman Mr. Wayne B. Richey P.O. Box 589 Mr. Joseph A. West Belers Newberry County Mr. Self Mr. Andy N. Clemson, SC 29633 W, M, Mr. David Whittemore Mr. Terry C. Shaver (cc) Mr. Mr. John L. Brady, Sr. Richard Suggs Mr. Eugene P Willimon Chairman Abbeville County Mr, William M, Cooper Mr. M. Abrams B. Cornwell, Jr. Thomas Mr. M. Earle Williamson (cc) McCortnick County Mr. John Mr. Earle J. Bedenbaugh Chairman Mr. T. C. Faulkner, Jr. (cc) Mr. Jack Cribb Mr. Walter B. Cousins Chairman Mr. John Easterling, Jr. Dr. William H, Baxley, III * Mr. Louie C. Derrick Mr. V. Wendel Boggs Mr. W. Gerald Emory Oconee County Judge Bruce Foster Mr. L. Glenn Fellers — Mr, Ptiillp H. Rosenberg Melvin Mr. Sammy Dickson (cc) Mr. H. Gibson Mr. L. Longshore Mr. Don Southard. Jr. — Harry Mr. C. H. Ragsdale, III Chairman Mr. Wilbur K. Hammett — Mr. J. H. Mr. Joe H. Simpson, Jr. Anderson County Abrams * Mr. E. Guy Hendrix — Mr. Clifford T. Smith Dr. P. S. Mowlajko (cc) Mr. Thomas Alexander Mr. Grover C, Henry Mr. Mr. C. Gurnie Stuck Chairman Ronald P. Barnette Mr, W, A, Hudson P. Mr. David Waldrop, Jr. Mr. Melvin E. Barnette Mr. James Burns — Mr, A, P. Kerchmar Mr. Joel Harris Mr. Victor G. Chapman Mr. Ralph F, King, Jr, Richland County Mr. B, K. Chreitzberg Mr. John Landreth M. Mr, Henry Lee Mr. Don Gollghtly (cc) Mr. William E. Mays * Mr. R. Carol Cook C. Evans "Buddy" Putnam Mr, Arthur W, O'Shields Chairman Mr. Frank J, McGee Mr. Joe B. Davenport Director, District II Mr, Raymond Powell — Mr. George I. Alley Mr, Mr. Horace McGee * George H. Ducworth Mr, Doug Pridgeon Mr. William Blackston Mr. Forrester, Mr, J. H. McJunkin J, Tom Jr. DISTRICT II Mr. Marvin C. Robinson Mr. Jack W. Brunson Dr. James P. Hentz Mr. Sam Thrift C. Evans "Buddy" Putnam, Mr. Lee Smith •—Mr. Phihp Jr. Mr. W. Harold Wood C. Chappell, Mr. Robert Lee Hill Director Mr. R, L, Stoddard Mr. Henry Chastain • Dr. William P. Kay, Jr. Pickens County 15 Quail Hill Drive Mr, Harold Vigodsky Mr. Albert G. Courie Dr. C. Patrick Killen Greenville, Mr. Ted Wilson Mr. Charles E. Dalton (cc) SC 29607 Judge Michael R. Davis + Mr. S. T. King Chairman Mr. James W, Engram Mr. James F. Little Cherokee County Union County Mr. Frank Anderson Mr. Lawrence M. Gressette, Jr. Mr. Harry Major John M. Hamrick, Jr. (cc) Mr. Russ Caston (cc) Mr. William J. Barnett Mr. William E. Hair • Mr. Randall W. McClaIn Chairman Chairman Mr. Jerry Mr. Harry J. Johnson R. Byrd P. Mr. P. C. Osteen, Jr. Dr. W. Ronald Barrett Mr. John Brown Mr. Robert E. Dye Mr. Terryl Klosterman — Mr. R. S. Campbell, Jr. Mr. Cecil Wayne Comer Mr, Rich Sellers * Mr. Benjamin C. Dysart Mr. William T. McDaniel, III Mr, Robert G. Sharpe Mr. Gary E. Clary Mr. H, S, Harris, Jr. — Dr. R. C Edwards Mr. James P, McKeown Mr, Tony Smith — Mr. Wylle Hamrick Mr. Thomas E. IVIack Mr. Gaston Gage. Jr. * Mr. S. C McMeekin, Jr. — Mr. E. Raymond Parker Mr. Edward Osborne • Mr. Roddey E. Gettys, III Mr. Jeffrey O'Cain Mr. Jim Sanders * Mr. Robert M, Guerreri Mr. Crawford E. Sanders, III Mr. Bob Harmon

46 • Col A Lee Sheider, Jr. Mr. F. Buist Eaves, Jr. Mr. Stephen Hutchinson • Mr R. L. Wilder, Jr, Mr. Edwin S. Presnell Mr, B. Marion Smith Mr. Fred W. Faircloth, III — Mr. E. T. Salisbury • Mr. R. S. Winfield Mr. Mickey E. Reeves — Mrs. Davis O. Smith —Mr Harper S, Gault Mr John L. Scoggins Hampton County Dr. John H. TImmerman Mr. E. M. George Marlon County Mr. W. B. Shedd Mr. Dr Jerry Crews. Jr. (cc) Mr. T. Atkinson, III (cc) E. Ralph Wessinger. Sr. Mr. Jeffery T. Haire C • Mr. Lawrence V Starkey, Jr. Chairman Mr. James W. Hancock, Jr, Chairman Mr. John Tice SALUDA COUNTY Mr. Henry Mr. Altord Haselden Foy —Mr T C. Atkinson, Jr. Mr. Ronald W. Young Mr James R. Herlong. Jr. (cc) Mr. Lewis W. Hicks Mr. David B. Gohagan Mr. John H. Holt Chairman Mr. Gary Hood — Mr Winston A. Lawton — Mr. Robert G. Mace Mr, Bernard L. Black — Mr. W. f. Jenkins Mr Winston A. Lawton, Jr. Mr. Duncan C. Mclntyre Mr. Alfred B. Coleman Mr. James H. Owens, Jr. —Mr. George G. Poole, Jr. * Mr, James A, Derrick Jasper County Mr. J. C. Rhea, Jr. Mr. Beniamin H. Herlong Mr. Frederick A. Nimmer (cc) Sumter County Mr. Ben R. Smith, Jr. Mr. Mark S. Patterson Chairman Dr. Wyman L. Morris (cc) Mr. 6. G. Thomas, Sr, Mr. John H. Wheeler Mr. Dale Ferguson, III Chairman Dr, Roger Troutman Mr. T. C, Wright Dr John J. Britton, Jr. •—Mr. Marshall E. Walker Orangeburg County Mr. Heyward L. Fort • Mr. William B. Bookhart, Jr. Mr. W. T. Fort, Jr, (cc) Chairman Mr Robert Galiano. Jr. Dr. Julius C. Babb Mr James F. Kinney Mr. Larry Dyar Thurmon W. McLamb • Mr. F. Reeves Jr. Gressette, Williamsburg County Director, District IX • Mr. W. C. Higginbotham, Jr. • Dr. W. C. Cottingham (cc) Mr. Edgar C. Chairman McGee DISTRICT IX Mr. Fletcher M. Riley, Jr. Mr. W. H. Cox Thurmon W McLamb, Director Mr. J. M. Russell, Jr. Mr. Fred P. Guerry, Jr. PO Box 67 Mr Jack G. Valentine, III Mr. James M. Kennedy Little River. SC 29566 Mr. James C. Williams. Jr. Mr. Thomas O. Morris, Jr.

— Mr. Russell S. Wolfe, II — Mr. John J. Snow Other states besides Georgia, S. Lynn Campbell Edgar C, McGee North and South Carolina Director, District IV Director, District V Mr. Emerson E. Andrishok Mr. Carl F. Bessent DISTRICT IV DISTRICT V Mr. Daniel R. Clemson S. Lynn Campbell. Director Edgar C. McGee, Director Mr. David Copeland Box 11326 P.O. Box 383 Mr Robert P. Corker Rock Hill, 29730 SC Orangeburg, SC 29115 LTC Frank J. Cox Mr. Tom Davidson Chester County Allendale County Mr. John Duncan Mr Steven Epps (cc) Mr Frank M. Young (cc) Mr. Fred Faircloth Chairman Chairman Mr. Mark G. Fellers Mr. Edward C. Abell Mr. James C. Furman Mr. Richard A. Coleman Bamberg County T. Billy" Fort, Jr. Mr. Waller L. Garvin Mr. Robert A. Darby Mr. Fred Schrimpf (cc) W. Eddie N. Dalton Mr. Thomas E. Gnmes. Ill Mr. George R. Fleming Chairman Director, District VI Director, District VII Dr. Jud Hair Dr. Carl H. Jones. Ill Mr. Rhett Davis, Jr. • Mr. L. J. Hendrix, Jr. • Mr. W. E. Lindsay + Mr. R. Herman Rice DISTRICT VI DISTRICT VII Mr. Gray Hipp, Jr. • W. T. "Billy" Fort, Jr.. Director Eddie N. Dalton. Director Mr. John M. Little, III Mr. Ben Hornsby Mr. Donald B. Murray Barnwell County 2730 Mohican Drive 103 Wembley Road Mr. Alvin Hurt, Jr. Mr. Howard G. Dickinson (cc) Sumter, SC 29150 Asheville, NC 28804 Chesterfield County Chairman Mr. F. H. Inabnit, Jr. • Mr. Patrick K. White (cc) Mr. H. M. Anderson Clarendon County North Carolina CPT Ed Jackson Mr. Theodore 8. Gardner (cc) Mr. Allen Mr. Chairman Mr. Grover C. Kennedy, Jr. W. W. Dave Moorhead + Mr. James C. Stone • Mr. Calhoun Lemon Chairman Miss Edith Batson Mr. John Osteon • — Mr. John R. Thomas Mr. Clinton Lemon Mr. Julius R. Eadon, III Mr Eddie N. Dalton Mr. J. V. Roberts • Mr. G. H. Furse. Jr. Mr. Robert L. Dunnigan Mr. K. Sharp Mr. Dan L. Tillman. Jr. Mr. Jimmy L. Tarrance Ben • Mr W. R. Tillman Mr. Steve Gamble Col. J. L. Edmonds Mr. Harry W. Smith Mr. Mr Ray L Wilson, Jr. Beaufort County Mr. H. B. Rickenbaker Gregory S. Parish Mr. Joseph W. Turner, Jr. Mr. James S. Gibson, Jr, (cc) Mr. Horace F. Swilley Mr. Richard J. Fisher Ms. Millie D. Williams Darlington County Chairman Mr. Danny Floyd Dillon County Dr. William P. Kennedy (cc) Mr. Henry C. Chambers Mr. James B. Foster Mr. Billy Daniel (cc) Chairman Mr. Doug Corkern Mr. John L. Garavaglia, III Chairman Dr. Hubert C. Baker Mr. Bryan Loadholl Mr Thomas W. Glenn, III Mr. John Alford — Dr. T. James Bell — Mr. B. George Price, III Dr. Joe B Godfrey • Mr. Charles F. Carmichael Mr. J. W. Carter Mr. J. Harry Tarrance Dr. Jay D. Hair Mr. L. B. Hardaway, Jr. Mr. Marion D. Hawkins Mr. H. L. Hoover Berkeley — Mr. W. G. Lynn Mr. George A. Hutto, Jr. County Mr. Dave Jenkin Mr. P. Mr. Mr. Warren Jeffords Thomas Ryan (cc) Joseph L. Powell Mr. W. D. Kirkpatrick Chairman Mr Billy G. Rogers —Dr. G. J. Lawhon, Jr. Mr. Robert E. McClure Mr. Bill Blanton Mr. Gordon Rogers Mr. William B. McCown. Ill Mr. John Mclnnis, III Dr. Thomas Dantzler Mr. John C. Rogers Mr. Harry M. McDonald Mr. Edgar L. Miller, Jr. Mr. David Jeffcoat Mr. Neal Rogers — Dr. M. B. Nickles, Jr. Mr. Tom R. Morris, Jr. Mr. Nolan L. Pontiff, Jr. •—Mr. Bill Reaves Mr. W. D. Moss, Jr. + Mr. Henry Thornley Florence County • Mr W Mr. Thomas G. Roche, Jr, John Walker Mr Clyde S. Bryce (cc) Calhoun County Chairman Dr. C. R. Swearingen Fairfield County Mr. Don Tomberlin • Mr. William H. Bull (cc) Mr. Thomas D. Birchmore Mr Harold R. Jones (cc) Chairman Mr Rufus M. Brown Dr. T. G. Westmoreland Chairman Mr. D. V. Mr. Gerald Bozard Mr. Marvin Cockfield Whelchel Mr. Louis M. Boulware Mr. William T. Worth Mr. Gressette, Jr. • Dr. William L. Coleman ' Mr. K. Talum J. Coleman Mr. Bobby J. Yarborough •—Mr. Frank A. Douglass, Jr. Mr. Earnest C, Hughes Charleston County — Mr. L. B. Finklea. Jr. —Mr. Forest E. Hughes, Jr. • Thornhill Mr. Van Noy (cc) Mr. Harold B. Haynes Mr William L. Wylie Chairman Mr. Ernest L. Jones Mr. John W. Adams, III Kershaw County Mr. L. Chappell Jones Mr. J. Donald Austell Mr. Tommie W. James. Jr. (cc) Mr. James W. King Mr. Archie Chairman — E. Baker Mr. John F. Poole Mr. George Bullwinkel, Jr. Dr. Kenneth W. Carson Mr. Wilbur O. Powers Mr. H. L. Dukes, Jr. — Mr. T. F. McNamara, Jr, Mr. Julian Price Mr. M. Dreher Gaskin + Mr, J, F. Watson Mr. Tom Robertson Ms. Beverly Hafers — Mr. John G. Rose Lancaster County Mr. Al Hitchcock Mr Pat Wiggins Mr Joe H, Lynn (cc) Dr. John P. Howard Mr. Allen P. Wood • Chairman Mr. William C. Kennerty — Mr. Edward L. Young John TIce Mr. James A. Adams Mr. Robert C. Lenhardt Director, District VIII — Mr. W. P. Clyburn Mr. Thomas E. Lynn Georgetown County Mr. A. Mr. Marion D. Lever, Jr. Mr. David M. Murray, Jr. Glenn Cox (cc) DISTRICT VIII Mr. Garrett J. Mobley Mr. Carl S. Pulkinen Chairman John Tice, Director Mr. James A. Mobley, Jr. • Mr. Paul Oualtlebaum, Jr. Mr. Joe T. Branyon. Jr. PO Box 3577 Mr. Henry G. Simpson — Mr. A. B. Schirmer, Jr. — Mr. Samuel M. Harper Dalton, GA 30721 Mr Ronald Small Dr J R Stout •—Mr. H. E. Hemingway. Jr. Mr Larry Wolfe — Mr. A. H. Lachicotte. Jr. Georgia Colleton County Mr. Robert T. Mayer, Jr. Mr Barnett A. Allgood, III Lee County Mr. J. Ryan White. Ill (cc) Mr. Philip H. Prince Mr Rudy Bell Mr C Green DesChamps, II Chairman Mr. Willie C. Shelley Mr. Robert S Bonds Mr. Carter, Sr. • (cc) Chairman Jack W. Mr Jesse Wright. Ill Mr. Robert H. Brooks • Mr W G. DesChamps — Mr. W. R. Carter Mr. Andrew P. Calhoun •—Mr. J Ryan White, Jr, Horry County Mr. David T. Cline Marlboro County • Mr John H. Holcombe. Jr. (cc) Mr John A. Dickerson Mr Mark S. Avent (cc) Dorchester County Chairman Mr Douglas C. Edwards Chairman Mr Dexter Rickenbaker (cc) Mr Barnette. Jr James W Mr. William C. Efird, Jr. + Mr. C E Calhoun Chairman Mr. F. L. Bradham Mr. Landrum Henderson Mr Ray Mr. James H Abrams • C. Smith Mr J. O. Gerrald Mr Howard E Hord Mr. Thomas W. Bailey Mr Pat Gore York County Mr Carroll F Hutto Mr. Bo Blanton Mr Harvey Graham. Jr. Mr William R. Adkins (cc) Mr Robert A. King Mr. H D. Byrd Mr. F. Honon Chairman S. Mr. William C Lawson Mr. Gene W Dukes Mr. Thurmon W. McLamb Mr. David Angel Mr. John L. Murray. Jr. E. Mr. Will Grant Richard Sarvis Mr W Mr. Thomas E. Peterson Mr S. Lynn Campbell Mr. Clifford M. Henley

47 Serving Alumni and Friends of CLEMSON UNIVERSITY

The Clemson Alumni Association is a non-profit educational service association organized to promote the general welfare of Clemson University through such activities as: ^ Clemson World magazine ^ Clemson Club program ^ Young Alumni Associates program ^ Career Services program ^ Educational Travel programs ^ Student programs ^ Constituency Groups such as Alumni Band, Clemson Physicians, Clemson Attorneys, Clemson Dentists, Black Alumni, etc. ^ Alumni Headquarters during away football games Reunions and many more

For more information, contact the Alumni Association (803) 656-2345 THE ALUMNI CENTER IS OPEN EVERY SATURDAY MORNING PRIOR TO HOME FOOTBALL GAMES. COME VISIT US! ]Tiger Cheerleaders

Clemson Alma Mater

When the Blue Ridge yawns its greatness

Where the Tigers play

Here the sons of dear old Clemson,

Reign Supreme alway.

Chorus

Dear old Clemson, we will triumph

And with all our might

That the Tigers' roar may echo

O'er the mountain height.

1987 CLEMSON UNIVERSITY VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Row 1 — Trisha Redding, Mary Beth Poole, Janine Johnson, Susan Nanney, Amy Pitts, Sheri Parsons, Beth Childress. Row 2 — John Schelble, Brad McFall, Jay Han- nah, Tripp Ballard, Todd Ritchie, Mac Carr, Jef Schwartz. Row 3 — Gordy Farr (Head Cheerleader), Martin Lowry (The Tiger)

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Sports Feature

Gator Bowl Revisited

A bowl trip is an exciting time for a college football team. It is two weeks of preparation for an important game for sure, but, it is a time to enjoy the rewards of a successful season. Through the lens of photographer Lance McKinney, let's take a Bowl trip with the Tigers.

Clemson spent the first week in preparation at Daytona Beach. Paddle tennis on the beach was a popular sport, while post-practice relaxation included a dip in the pool. John Phillips got a closeup view of a live Gator at a pre-bowl party for the players.

Tracy Johnson made friends with a Sea Gull.

Volleyball on the beach was a pleasant way to unwind after a day of practice, while Chicken

Fights in the pool were a little more strenuous.

52 Practice sites throughout the trip varied and at times Clemson even made use of a stadium used primarily for another sport. When the game finally arrived the Tigers were ready. Clemson jumped out to a 27-0 halftime lead over the Stanford Cardinal behind the consistent play of quarterback Rodney Williams, who was named the game's MVP. David Treadwell was a popular interview in the two weeks leading up to the game. The Jacksonville native even got to practice on his high school prac-

tice field ... the first time he had done so, as he did not play high school football.

There were many entertaining moments on the fort- night journey, but none more comical than James Lott's acrobatics. Below we see how the Tigers' hotel seemed like home.

WELCOME CLEMSC)N"IIN..V^ I 1

Tiger Roster 1

NO NAME POS HGT WGT CL EXP NO NAME POS HGT WGT CL EXP

23 BO ALLEN DB 6-3 200 FR HS 51 MARK INGE OG 6-3 258 *S0 1VL Gritfin, GA, Griffin; Lloyd Bohannon Matthews, NC. Sun Valley; Hershey HIpps 21 TERRY ALLEN TB 5-10 193 *FR RS 48 KEITH INGRAM FB 6-0 220 SO SO Commerce, GA; Banks Co.; Ronnie Parson Linden, NJ. Linden; Joseph Martin

1 RANDY ANDERSON 08 6-5 192 'SR 2VL 43 CHARLIE JAMES TB 6-2 210 FR HS Cowpens SC; Broome; Dalton Rivers Shaw. MS; Shaw; Edward McPherson

1 GREG BAILEY P-H 5-11 165 *SR SO 87 KEITH JENNINGS WR 6-4 225 JR 2VL St, George. SC; St, George, Bobby McKinnon Summervllle. SC; Summerville; John McKissick 60 JEFF BAK C 6-2 255 * JR 2VL 12 JOHN JOHNSON BAN 6-3 220 FR HS Darien, CT. Darien; Jim Girrard LaGrange. GA, LaGrange; Gary Guthrie 27 GENE BEASLEY SS 5-11 210 JR 2VL 42 TRACY JOHNSON FB 6-0 230 JR 2VL Atlanta, GA; Booker T, Washington, Leon Jamison Kannapolls. NC, Brown, Bob Boswell 69 PAIGE BELCHER OT 6-3 275 *FR RS 35 TONY KENNEDY DB 6-1 210 FR HS Irmo, SC, Irmo, Joe Turbeville Elizabeth, NJ, Elizabeth, Jerry Moore 98 JOHN BERRY BAN 6-0 210 FR HS 44 LEVON KIRKLAND LB 6-1 205 FR HS Greenville, SC; Southside; Mike Anttiony Lamar, SC, Lamar; Terry Styers 41 SCOTT BEVILLE LB 6-3 226 *FR RS 49 CHRIS LANCASTER FB 6-0 229 JR 2VL Ocala, FL; Forest, Jim Simmons Mableton, GA. Riverside Academy; Errol Bisso

53 BRUCE BRATTON OT 6-4 250 FR HS 5 JAMES LOTT CB 5-9 1 76 •SO 1 VL Gaffney, SC, Gatfney, A. L Curtis Kannapolis, NC; Brown; Bob Boswell

92 DOUG BREWSTER LB 6-2 205 FR HS 56 DORIAN MARIABLE LB 6-3 240 *SO 1 VL Athens, GA, Clarke Central; Billy Henderson Spartanburg, SC, Spartanburg. Allen Sitterle

32 CROSBY BROADWATER CB 5-9 179 'SO 1 VL 96 RICHARD MCCULLOUGH DT 6-5 257 •JR 2VL Aiken, SC, Aiken, Eddie Buck Loris. SC. Loris; Allen McNeil 10 DeCHANE CAMERON QB 6-0 195 FR HS 93 ED MCDANIEL LB 6-0 224 FR HS LaGrange, GA; LaGrange, Gary Guthrie Batesburg. SC; Batesburg; Gary Smaller

2 BLAKE CAMPBELL P 6-4 221 *so SO 22 WESLEY MCFADDEN TB 6-0 200 *SO 1 VL Anderson, SC, T, L, Hanna. Jim Fraser Chester. SC, Lewisville, Jimmy Wallace 40 HENRY CARTER LB 6-2 240 *JR 2VL 74 PAT MCKENNY OG 6-2 245 JR 2VL Gastonia, NC, Hunter Huss; Tom MerntI Jacksonville, FL, Lee; Corky Rogers 62 ROBBIE CHAPMAN C 6-6 271 *SR SO 82 ROD MITCHELL DE 6-8 225 SO HS Spartanburg, SC; Broome, Dalton Rivers Patrick. SC; Cheraw; Burney Bourne

31 RUSTY CHARPIA FS 5-10 180 "SO 1 VL 81 OTIS MOORE DT 6-3 260 SO 1 VL Graniteville, SC, Midland Valley; Reed Charpla Augusta, GA, Westside; Donald Fendley

79 RAYMOND CHAVOUS DT 6-5 295 *JR 2VL 8 CHRIS MOROCCO QB 6-2 191 SO 1 VL Aiken, SC; Silver Bluff, Clayton Chriswell Athens, GA. Clarke Central; Billy Henderson 88 JAMES COLEY TE 6-4 245 JR 2VL 78 JEFF NUNAMACHER OT 6-2 290 JR 2VL Jacksonville, FL, Lee. Corky Rogers Somerville. NJ; Somerville; Jerry Moore

25 GARY COOPER WR 6-3 190 "SO 1 VL 39 ARLINGTON NUNN DB 5-10 180 FR HS Ambridge. PA. Ambridge; Frank Antonini Clearwater. FL. Dunedin; Ken Weir

7 CHIP DAVIS WR 5-10 195 SO 1 VL 38 CHUCK O'BRIEN LB 6-3 225 FR HS Evans, GA, Evans, Coley Cassedy Frederick. MD; Frederick; Bob Campbell 97 DAVID DAVIS LB 6-2 230 FR HS 84 CHRIS OGLE DE 6-3 250 FR HS Eastover, SC, Lower Richland; Bill Kimrey Virginia Beach. VA; First Colonial. Frank Webster 70 FRANK DEIULIIS OT 6-5 280 JR 2VL 2 CHINEDU OHAN TB 6-3 240 JR JC Pittsburgh, PA; Penn Hills; Roy Kasmalkis Fallon. NV. Merced Jr, College (CA), Don Odishoo 30 REGGIE DEMPS RB 5-10 192 SO HS 89 DAN PEARMAN TE 6-2 230 SR 2VL Orlando, FL; Oak Ridge; John Hemmer Charlotte, NC, Independence; Allen Sitterle 95 DERON DOBZANSKI LB 6-1 220 FR HS 91 MICHAEL DEAN PERRY DT 6-2 280 •SR 3VL Paulsboro, NJ, Paulsboro; Gerry Taraschi Aiken, SC; Aiken; Gary Smaller

85 MARK DRAG MG 6-4 255 JR 2VL 50 HANK PHILLIPS C 6-5 244 •SO 1 VL Charlotte, NC, W Mecklenburg, Jim Hambucher Spruce Pine, NC; Mitchell Co,; Leiand Riddle 9 JAMES EARLE OLB 6-5 225 SR 3VL 61 JOHN PHILLIPS OG 6-5 270 •SR 3VL Easley, SC, Easley, Larry Bagvuell Spruce Pine, NC, Mitchell Co,, Rusty Coggins 38 BRUCE ENGLAND FB 6-1 200 SR SO 45 SHANE REINHARDT RB 6-1 205 FR HS Greenville, SC, J. L Mann, Bill Utsey Lilburn, GA, Berkmur; Mike Harper 46 STACY FIELDS LB 6-3 222 FR RS 34 MATT RIGGS SS 6-1 198 •JR 2VL Frogmore, SC; Beaufort; Mike Rentz Laurinburg, NC; Scotland; Mike Dubis 59 JEB FLESCH OT 6-7 270 FR HS 15 VINCE ROBINSON QB 6-3 226 SO HS MorrovB, GA, MorrovK, Bud Theodcian Jacksonvile, FL, Raines; Freddie Stephens

73 ANGELO FOX MG 6-3 300 SO SO 19 RUSTY SEYLE P-PK 6-1 182 JR 1 VL Sanford, NC, Lee Co.; Paul Gay Savannah, GA, Calvary, Dennis Roddenberry

83 STEVE GERRALD TE 6-4 225 SO 1 VL 54 DANNY SIZER OT 6-5 270 pR HS Galivants Ferry, SC, Aynor; David Maness Fletcher, NC; W. Henderson; Carrol Wright 37 CLAY GILSTRAP BAN 6-1 198 SR 1VL 28 RICHARD SMITH FS 5-11 188 JR 2VL Smyrna, GA; Campbell; John Allison Sparta, GA; Hancock Central; John Flen 71 TY GRANGER OT 6-6 270 •JR 2VL 3 ROBBIE SPECTOR WR 5-11 162 •FR RS Easley. SC. Pickens, Bill Isaacs Calhoun, GA. Calhoun; Jerry Smith 99 MERVIN GREEN DT 6-2 253 SO HS 52 DAVID SPRY SN 5-11 250 •SR 3VL Eutawville, SC, Holly Hill Roberts, Bernard McDaniel Sanford, NC, Lee County; Paul Gay

17 TYLER GRIMES CB 5-9 175 JR 1 VL 65 TONY STEPHENS MG 6-3 300 •SR 1 VL Westminster. SC; West Oak; Tom Jordan Walterboro, SC; Walterboro, Gyles Hall 90 VANCE HAMMOND DT 6-7 280 FR RS 86 MARTY STORY WR 6-2 187 FR HS Spartanburg, SC; Dorman; Al Clark Greeneville. TN; Greeneville; Steve Sorrells 76 ERIC HARMON OG 6-2 260 •FR RS 6 BRUCE TAYLOR WR 6-2 206 pR RS Camden, NJ, Woodrow Wilson; Butch Gale Athens. GA; Cedar Shoals; John Waters

77 J, C. HARPER DT 6-5 265 •JR 2VL 58 VINCE TAYLOR LB 5-11 224 SO 1 VL Clemson, SC, Daniel, Dick Singleton Clearwater, FL; Clearwater, Tom Bostic 16 WAYNE HARPS FS 6-2 210 •SO 1VL 18 DAVID TREADWELL PK 6-1 165 'SR 2VL Griffin, GA, Griffin; Lloyd Bohannon Jacksonville, FL, Bolles, Bill Borg 24 REGGIE HARRIS BAN 6-0 215 •SO 1VL 47 DUANE WALKER LB 6-2 * CD OVL Gaffney, SC, Gaffney; A. L Curtis Forest Park, GA; Forest Park; Marcus Trivetle 55 JESSE HATCHER OLB 6-2 210 JR JC 54 CURTIS WHITLEY OG 6-2 250 FR HS Thompson, GA, Taft Jr. College; Al Baldcock Smithlield. NC; Smithfleld-Selma; Jack Gaster 14 NORMAN HAYNES LB 5-9 210 •JR 2VL 82 JEROME WILLIAMS TE 6-3 220 SO 1VL Athens, GA, Cedar Shoals; John Waters Gainesville. GA; Gainesville. Bobby Grohn 36 JEROME HENDERSON DB 6-0 180 FR HS 75 PAT WILLIAMS OG 6-4 275 JR 2VL Statesville, NC, Iredell, Larry W David Moody Lincolnton. GA; Lincoln Co ; Campbell 33 JOE HENDERSON TB 5-9 185 SO HS 13 RODNEY WILLIAMS QB 6-2 205 JR 2VL Freehold, NJ, Freehold-Boro; Earl Ownes Columbia. SC; Irmo; Joe Turbeville 3 HEATH HEWITT OB 5-11 183 FR HS 20 DONNELL WOOLFORD CB 5-10 198 JR 2VL Whiteville. NC; Whiteville, Bill Hewitt Fayefteville. NC; Douglass Byrd; Bob Paroli 26 RICARDO HOOPER WR 5-10 171 •JR 1VL 'Denotes red-shirted year Atlanta. GA; Fulton. Willie Hunter one

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CLEMSON OFFENSE WESTERN CAROLINA DEFENSE

82 Jerome Williams TE 99 Geno Segers RE 70 Frank Deluliis LT 89 John Stewart RT 75 Pat Williams LG 75 Chris Spach LT 60 Jeff Bak C 71 Scott Arant LE 61 John Pfiillips RG 31 Larry Inman ILB 78 Jeff Nunamacher RT 90 Everett Spellman ILB 26 Ricardo Hooper FLK 37 Calvin Gist OLB 13 Rodney Williams QB 43 Wayne Parker OLB 22 Wesley McFadden TB 4 Kenny Peeples RC

42 Tracy Jofinson FB 1 Toussaint Kennedy LC 87 Keith Jennings SE 29 Charles Harrison S 18 David Treadwell PK 40 Anthony Bare P

THE TIGERS 14 Norman Haynes . . LB 31 Rusty Charpia FS 46 Stacy Fields LB 64 Curtis Whitley OG 84 Chris Ogle DE

15 Vince Robinson, , , QB 32 Crosby Broadwater CB 47 Duane Walker. LB 65 Tony Stephens. MG 85 Mark Drag MG

1 Randy Anderson , OB 16 Wayne Harps FS 33 Joe Henderson TB 48 Keith Ingram FB 68 David Puckett ... OT 86 Marty Story WR

2 Chinedu Chan OLB 17 Tyler Grimes CB 34 Ivlatl Riggs ss 49 Chris Lancaster . FB 69 Paige Belcher. . . . OT 87 Keith Jennings WR

2 Blake Campbell , P 18 David Treadwell. . ,PK 35 Tony Kennedy DB 50 Hank Phillips C 70 Frank Deluliis ... OT 88 James Coley TE

. , 3 Robbie Speclor WR 19 Rusty Seyle , PK 36 Jerome Henderson DB 51 Mark Inge OG 71 Ty Granger OT 89 Dan Pearman TE 3 Heath Hewitt QB 20 Donnell Woolford CB 37 Clay Gilstrap BAN 52 David Spry 8N 73 Angelo Fox MG 90 Vince Hammond DT 5 James Lolt CB 21 Terry Allen TB 38 Chuck O'Brien LB 53 Bruce Bratlon OT 74 Pat McKenny OG 91 Michael Dean Perry DT Taylor 6 Bruce WR 22 Wesley McFadden TB 38 Bruce England FB 54 Danny Sizer , OT 75 Pat Williams OG 92 Doug Brewster LB 7 Chip Davis WR 23 Bo Allen DB 39 Arlington Nunn DB 55 Jesse Hatcher OLB 76 Eric Harmon OG 93 Ed McDaniel LB 8 Chris Morocco QB 24 Reggie Harris BAN 40 Henry Carter LB 56 Dorian Mariable LB 77 J C. Harper DT 95 Deron Dobzanski LB

9 James Earle OLB 25 Gary Cooper WR 41 Scott Seville LB 58 Vince Taylor LB 78 Jeff Nunamacher . OT 96 Richard McCullough DT

10 DeChane Cameron QB 26 Ricardo Hooper WR 42 Tracy Johnson . FB 59 Jeb Flesch OT 79 Raymond Chavous DT 97 David Davis LB 11 Greg Bailey P 27 Gene Beasley 88 43 Charlie James TB 60 Jeff Bak C 81 Otis Moore DT 98 John Berry BAN 12 John Johnson BAN 28 Richard Smith FS 44 Levon Kirkland LB 61 John Phillips OG 82 Jerome Williams TE 99 Mervin Green MG

13 Rodney Williams QB 30 Reggie Demps. RB 45 Shane Reinhardt RB 62 Robbie Chapman . C 83 Steve Gerrald TE

56 David Treadwell got the year off to a great start with this kick to beat Georgia. In many ways 1986-87 was Clemson's most successful athletic year ever. The Tigers tied the ACC record for league championships in an academic year with seven (football, women's cross country, women's tennis, men's tennis, men's indoor track, women's swimming and golf) and this tied the mark held by North Carolina in 1980-81 and Maryland, 1964-65. Clemson's previous school mark was six in 1981-82. Additionally, Clemson had 10 teams finish in the top 20 in the various national polls and an 1 1th was in the top 20 at one time or another. The most top 20 teams

Clemson had previously in final polls over Eric Eichmann first-round draft the course of an academic year was nine, was an Ail-American and pick. established twice (1981-82 and 1982-83). Clemson was successful in the major various All-America teams, while Clemson five national finish. This past summer she sports of football, basketball, and baseball had more AII-ACC players than any other won two Gold Medals at the World Univer- and was one of only two schools in the na- team. sity Games in Yugoslavia, and in many tion to rank in the top 20 in football, basket- The basketball team enjoyed its best ways was Clemson's most decorated ball, and baseball in the final polls. UCLA year ever with a 25-6 record and a number- athlete of last year. It was a good year was the only other institution to achieve this two finish in the ACC, its highest league overall for the women's program as Ute level of excellence in the three major sports standing ever. Clemson defeated Virginia, Jamrozy won the ACC women's cross and it is the first time Clemson has done it. Maryland, Georgia Tech and N.C. State all country title and led that team to a number- The year began with the football team on the road and had many other landmark five national finish. upsetting Georgia in Athens for just the se- victories on the way to its second NCAA The Clemson volleyball team boasted cond time since 1915 on a last second field tournament appearance ever. Head Coach two Academic All-Americans, more than goal by David Treadwell. Danny Ford's Cliff Ellis was named ACC Coach-of-the- any other school in the nation, in Denise Tigers won the ACC with a tie at Maryland Year, a first in Clemson history. Murphy and Chris Sherman. The soccer and then captured the Gator Bowl with a Horace Grant was the ACC Player-of-the- team won 65 percent of its matches for the victory over Stanford to conclude the Year and a second-team All-American as 17th straight year and Eric Eichmann was season with an 8-2-2 record and a he concluded his career as the number-five a consensus All-American leading Clem- number-17 final AP ranking. Terrence field goal percentage leader in league son to a number-18 national finish. This

Flagler and John Phillips were chosen to history. He also became the first ACC was the 1 5th straight top 20 season for the player in history to win the Triple Crown. Clemson soccer team. The Clemson baseball team set a school Mike Spiritoso was the number-two rank- record for victories with 54 and also ed shotput performer in the country at the

established a mark for winning percentage. NCAA indoor meet and led Clemson to its The club earned 15 wins over teams rank- first ACC indoor track championship. Ter- ed in the top 30 in the nation, and had four rence Herrington was a first-team All-

players chosen AII-ACC. It was Bill American in outdoor track as he finished Wilhelm's 30th consecutive non-losing third in the 1500 meters. Doug Stalnaker season and he is fast-approaching the went from soccer manager one year to 900th win of his career. ACC wrestling champion the next in Clemson was also the only school in the highlighting a winning wrestling season, nation with a first-round draft pick in each while Rick Aronberg and Dave Hrovat were of the major sports. Horace Grant was the honorable mention All-Americans in men's number-10 selection in the NBA draft as he swimming. was chosen by the Chicago Bulls. Terrence The women's tennis team won its sixth Flagler went in the first round to San Fran- straight ACC championship. The golf team

cisco of the NFL, while Bill Spiers was the won the second ACC title in its history and

13th pick of the major league baseball draft Kevin Johnson ran off a string of 1 straight as he was chosen by Milwaukee. Clemson rounds of par or better. soccer player Eric Eichmann was the The men's tennis team upset National number-four pick of the MISL draft by the Champion Georgia, 8-1, in April and Cleveland team. qualified for its ninth straight NCAA tour- Individually, Mitzi Kremer won two NCAA nament appearance. Four players receiv- championships at the NCAA women's ed All-America honors and Matt Frooman The Lady Tigers won 21 matches, most since swimming meet, a first in Clemson swim- was granted an NCAA post-graduate 1981 ming, to lead the Lady Tigers to a number- scholarship. FINAL AP FOOTBALL

I No. Team Record Pts

1. Penn Stale 12-0-0 1 137 2. Miami, PL 11-1-0 1064 3. Oklahoma 11-1-0 1048 4. Arizona State 10-1-1 958 5. Nebraska 10-2-0 937 6. Auburn 10-2-0 791 7. Ohio State 10-3-0 762 8. Michigan 11-2-0 758 9. Alabama 10-3-0 660 10. LSU 9-3-0 526 11. Arizona 9-3-0 494 12. Baylor 9-3-0 491 13. Texas A&M 9-3-0 459 14. UCLA 8-3-1 434 15. Arkansas 9-3-0 347 16. Iowa 9-3-0 247 17. Ciemson 8-2-2 208 18. Washington 8-3-1 206.5 19. Boston College 9-3-0 140 20. Virginia Tech 9-2-1 107.5

FINAL AP BASKETBALL No. Team Record* Pts 1. UNLV 33-1 1300 2. North Carolina 29-3 1146 3. Indiana 24-4 1135 4. Georgetown 26-4 1068 5. DePaul 26-2 1021 6. Iowa 27-4 949 7. Purdue 24-4 922 8. Temple 31-3 884 9. Alabama 26-4 843 10. Syracuse 26-6 696 11. Illinois 23-7 667 12. Pittsburgh 24-7 534 13. Ciemson 25-5 387 14. Missouri 24-9 349 15. UCLA 24-6 337 16. New Orleans 25-3 305 17. Duke 22-8 233 18. Notre Dame 22-7 201 19. TCU 23-6 165 20. Kansas 23-10 138 Records are at time of final poll.

I FINAL ESPN BASEBALL No. Team Record Pts 1. Texas 58- 9-0 498 2. Stanford 48-16-0 495 3. Oklahoma State 56-11-0 493 4. Arkansas 50-14-1 490 5 Florida State 54-16-0 487 6. Arizona State 40-25-0 486 7. Louisiana State 42-19-0 484 8. Georgia 42-19-0 480 9. Fullerton State 44-17-0 475 10. Ciemson 54-14-1 472 11. Oral Roberts 48-19-0 465 12. UCLA 40-25-1 464 13. Texas A&M 44-22-1 460 14. Houston 40-24-0 459 15. South Alabama 40-28-0 453 16. New Orleans 44-19-0 450 17. Pepperdine 48-12-3 448 18. Washington State 44-19-0 445 19. Hawaii 45-19-0 444 20. Auburn 42-18-0 439

Horace Grant was the first ACC "Triple Crown" winner in history. 1986-87 CHAMPIONS

Sport ACC Champions

Women's Cross Country Ute Jannrozy, 5,000

Men's Cross Country Martin Flynn, 10,000

Wrestling Doug Stalnaker, 190-pound

Women's Swimming Mitzi Kremer, NCAA Champ., 200 & 500 freestyle Mitzi Kremer, 200 and 500 freestyle 200 and 400 freestyle relays Pam Hayden, 200 and 400 freestyle relays Lynda Hughes, 200 and 400 freestyle relays Jan Kemmerling, 200 IM and 400 freestyle relay Ruth Grodsky, 200 breaststroke Kitty Christian, 200 freestyle relay

Men's Swimming Rick Aronberg, 500 and 1650 freestyle Chuck Wade, 3-meter diving

Women's Indoor Track Jeannie Burris, Shot Put Ute Jamrozy, 2-mile run

Men's Indoor Track Mike Spiritoso, Shot Put, 35-lb. weight toss Marcus Black, 600-yard run, 1-mile relay Martin Flynn, 2-mile run Eddie Richardson, 1-mile relay Dion Wafford, 1-mile relay Quincy Suber, 1-mile relay

Women's Tennis Ingelise Driehuis, No. 1 singles. No. 1 doubles Laurie Stephan, No. 5 singles. No. 2 doubles

Nicole Stafford, No. 1 doubles Pam Menne, No. 2 doubles

Women's Outdoor Track Jeannie Burris, Discus

Men's Outdoor Track Mike Spiritoso, Shot Put Frank Crossen, Javelin Terrance Herrington, 800 & 1500 meter runs Marcus Black, 400 meter run Special Awards Eric Eichmann, Bruce Murray — 1987 U.S. Nat'l Soccer Team; Cliff Ellis — ACC Bob Boettner has led Clemson swimming to men's and women's Basketball Coach-of-the-Year; Horace Grant — ACC Basketball Player-of-the-Year; ACC championships in the last two years. He is a three-time ACC Wade Williams — ACC Indoor Men's Track Coach-of-the-Year; Bob Boettner — ACC Coach-of-the-Year. Women's Swimming Coach-of-the-Year; Larry Penley — ACC Golf Coach-of-the-Year; Mitzi Kremer — ACC Women's Swimmer-of-the-Year; Ingelise Driehuis — ACC Women's Tennis MVP; Denise Murphy — ACC's Marie James Postgraduate Scholar- ship Award Winner; Matt Frooman — NCAA Postgraduate Scholar-Athlete.

1986-87 Clemson Sports ACC ACC 1st Team $AII- Academic Regular Trn. National AII-ACC Amerlca All- Sport Home Away Neutral ACC Overall Pet. Finish Finish Ranking Players Players Americans •Football 3-1-1 4-1 1-0-1 5-1-1 8-2-2 .818 1st NA 17th 6 2

Soccer 10-3 1-3-2 1-0 3-3 12-6-2 .650 T3rd NA 18th 3 1 1

"Women's Cross Country NA 1st 5th 3 1

Men's Cross Country NA 4th 1 Volleyball 6-4 9-4 6-5 3-4 21-13 .618 5th T5th 2

Men's Basketball 15-2 8-2 2-2 10-4 25-6 .806 2nd T5th 13th 1 1 Women's Basketball 4-8 2-11 1-2 3-11 7-21 .250 T7th T5th

Wrestling 4-3 3-3 1-1 1-4 8-7 .533 5th TSth 1

"Women's Swimming 5-1 1-1 0-0 4-0 6-2 .750 1st 1st 5th 9 7 1 Men's Swimming 4-3 1-1 0-0 4-1 5-4 .556 2nd 2nd 33rd 3 Women's Indoor Track NA T5th 2

"Men's Indoor Track NA 1st 18th 10 1

Baseball 30-5 18-5-1 6-4 16-5 54-14-1 .790 2nd 3rd 10th 4 1

"Women's Tennis 6-5 2-4 10-4 6-1 18-13 .581 3rd 1st 20th 3 2 1

"Men's Tennnis 6-1 5-7 8-6 6-0 19-14 .576 1st NA 14th 4 4 1

Women's Outdoor Track NA 7th 1

Men's Outdoor Track NA 2nd T41st 7 1

"Golf NA 1st 11th 3 1

Men's Totals 72-18-1 40-22-3 19-13-1 45-19-1 131-53-5 .706 2 Firsts 2 Firsts 7 Top 20 43 12 2

Women's Totals 21-18 14-20-0 17-11-0 16-15-0 52-49-0 .515 1 First 3 Firsts 3 Top 20 18 10 4

Overall Totals 93-36-1 54-42-2 36-24-1 61-34-1 183-102-5 .640 3 Firsts 5 Firsts 10 Top 20 61 22 6

—Denotes ACC Champion, $— First, second or third team selections 1986-87 INDIVIDUAL AWARDS SUMMARY Sport AII-ACC All-Amerlcan 1 Football Jim Riggs, John Phillips John Phillips Terrence Flagler, Terence Mack Terrence Flagler Michael Dean Perry. Delton Hall \ Soccer Eric Eichmann, Gary Conner Eric Eichmann Paul Rutenis 'Jamey Rootes Women's Cross Ute Jamrozy, Elsa Breit Ute Jamrozy Country Joanne Power Men's Cross Martin Flynn Country Volleyball 'Denise Murphy "Christine Sherman Men's Basketball Horace Grant Horace Grant Wrestling Doug Stalnaker Women's Swimming Mitzi Kremer, Pam Hayden Mitzi Kremer Lynda Hughes, Susan Weiss Pam Hayden Jill Bakehorn, Jan Kemmerling Lynda Hughes Ruth Grodsky, Molly Kueny Nadra Simmons Kitty Christian Jan Kemmerling 'Kitty Christian Men's Swimming Rick Aronberg, Chuck Wade Bill Hyman Women's Indoor Jeannie Burns, Ute Jamrozy Track Men's Indoor Mike Spiritoso, Marcus Black Mike Spiritoso Track Martin Flynn, Rodney Keasler George Milton, Kelvin Sykes Terrance Herrington, Quincy Suber Eddie Richardson, Dion Watford Women's Tennis Ingelise Driehuis, Nicole Stafford "Ingelise Driehuis Laurie Stephan, Pam Menne Nicole Stafford Men's Tennis Craig Boynton. Brian Page Craig Boynton Kent Kinnear, Vince Van Gelderan Kent Kinnear John Sullivan Vince Van Gelderan Women's Outdoor Jeannie Burris Track Men's Outdoor Shelton Boyer, George Milton Terrance Herrington Track Marcus Black, Mike Spiritoso Terrance Herrington, Frank Crossen Kelvin Sykes Golf Kevin Johnson, Brad Clark Kevin Johnson Jason Griffith Jason Griffith Baseball Bill Spiers, Steve Baucom Bill Spiers Ben Heffernan, Randy Mazey —Academic All-American Ail-Americans— First, second, and third-team selections Note— Driehuis was overall and academic first-team All-Amei Nicole Stafford was an All-American for the second time.

John Phillips was a first-team All-American as a junior.

Mike Spiritoso was an ACC indoor and outdoor shotput Ute Jamrozy was fourth at the NCAA cross country meet.

The Clemson Golf team won its second ACC title and finished 11th in the nation.

1986-87 ACC MEN S ALL-SPORTS STANDINGS Scoring: Eight points for first place, seven for second place, etc. School FB SC CO BB SW WR BS GF TN IT OT LA Totals

Clemson 8 5 5 7 7 4 7 8 8 8 7 X 74 North Carolina 6.5 3 6 8 6 8 6 5 6.5 5 5 6 71 N.G. State 6.5 7 8 3 4 7 5 1 3.5 7 8 X 60 Maryland 4 5 7 1 5 6 3.5 3 3.5 4 4 8 54 Virginia 2 8 4 5 8 5 3.5 4 2 3 3 5 52.5 Georgia Tech 5 X 2 4 X X 8 6.5 6.5 6 6 X 44 o Duke 2 5 1 6 3 1 2 5 2 1.5 7 38.5 Wake Forest 2 2 3 2 X X 2 6.5 1 1 1.5 X 21

FB-Football SG-Soccer CC-Cross Country BB-Basketball SW-Swimming WR-Wrestling BS-Baseball GF-Golf TN-Tennis IT-lndoor Track & Field OT-Outdoor Track & Field LA-Lacrosse Bill Spiers

Terrence Flagler Horace Grant First Round Draft Picks Clemson was the only school in the nation with a first-round draft choice in football, basketball and baseball. Soccer .

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42 Scott Lunslord ILB 60 Tony Garagiola OG 80 Jon Reed , TE 95 Fred Robbs DT 1 1 Eddie Fox HOLD 26 Darryl Jackson TB 12 Mike Thomas QB 27 David McCall DB 43 Wayne Parker OLP 61 Todd Underbill OG 81 James Morris DE 96 Mike DeGuiben TE 14 Kirk Roach KS 28 Roy Johnson FB 44 Thomas Sanders ILB 62 Bill Wood C 82 David Jonson ILB 97 Jimmy Walker DE 15 Andy SchulU WR 29 Charles Harrison S 45 David Jones FB 63 John Martin OT 83 Morris Halcher WR 98 Derrick Harrison DT Foster 84 Taylor 16 Terrell Wagner CB 30 Lucius McCowan CB 46 Jell Floyd TE 66 Steve DT Raymond TE 99 Geno Segers DE

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Tommy West helps in recruiting is that after you've been By Foster Senn covering an area for a while, your reputa- tion can help you out," West said. "A player you're recruiting will ask around and will hear that 'Yea, For Clemson outside linebacker Coach about you he's a guy and tells it like it is. He's not Tommy West, coaching sports was a good go- natural avocation. He has always been an ing to feed you some line.' "Recruiting is different outstanding athlete himself. no from sales. We're trying to market Universi- At Gainsville (Ga.) High School, he was Clemson ty and Clemson football. The only thing that the star tailback on a two-time state cham- makes recruiting harder than sales is pionship team and was named all-state, All- you're dealing with 1 7 to 18 year olds who Southern, and Ail-American. In the four are not really sure what they want. years he played football, his school never "I've been fortunate that guys like Pat lost a conference game and averaged 10 Tommy West is in his sixth season at Williams, Jerome Williams, Brewster, victories a season. Clemson. Doug and John Johnson have come along when He also starred in baseball at Gainsville. we needed players at their position." After posting a .540 batting average as a While putting out some top defensive At Clemson, West coaches the bandit senior in 1972, he was drafted in the se- ends for Clemson like Andy Headen, Edgar position. It is a position whose roles can cond round of the major league draft by the Pickett, and Terence Mack, West has re- change from lining up on the defensive line Chicago Cubs. He turned that down to go mained close to his players and is popular to covering a wide receiver man-to-man. to Tennessee and get a degree while play- with them today. "I really think you must "It's a neat position; nothing is solid," West ing football and baseball. "I just thought it be able to teach and relate to these said. "You do what players let you do. would really be hard to play baseball and players," West said. "When you're deal- That's been fun, taking a guy and putting get a college degree with the limited time ing with 18 to 22 year-olds, there's a fine him at different positions." I had to go to school," West said. "Foot- line. They know who the boss is but you've West is philisophical about his long-term ball was always first love any^/vay." my got to be able to relate to them. You've got coaching goals. "Everybody wants to be West continued to excell in college, ear- to get the guys to know you care about a head coach," he said, "but not ning three letters in football and each them off the field as people." everybody is going to be one. You need to baseball. He should have no problem get- Besides coaching outside line- worry more about your short-term goals — ting tickets to professional baseball games. backers, West is also a recruiter in the win as many games as we can." On the Volunteer team with West were Rick competitive Georgia-Florida area. He's us- With coaches like West, the Tigers Honeycutt and Mike Smithson, pitch who ed his ability to relate to players to get some should be able to do plenty of that in the professionally for Min- Los Angeles and top talent for the Tigers. "The thing that future. nesota, respectively. West was All- Southeastern Conference in baseball. After a freshman season at tailback. West was moved to tight end for his final three football seasons. On Tennessee teams with the likes of Condredge Holloway, he played in the Astro- Bluebonnet Bowl, the Gator Bowl, and the Liberty Bowl. West was co-captain of the Volunteers his senior season and played in the Blue-Gray All-Star game.

"The biggest thing I got out of college

— besides a degree — is the friendships

I made," West said. "I couldn't tell you the scores of the games, but I can tell you about the friends, what they're doing now, and what they're phone numbers are. "That's what makes playing football fun: the comradarie." West was drafted by Tampa Bay and flirted with a pro career for awhile, but he moved into coaching where he has excell- ed. He coached at White County High School in Tennessee, the University of Mississippi, and Appalachian State Univer- sity before coming to Clemson in 1982. THE EXPERT'S CHOICE

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Ty Granger's philosophy for success against Georgia Tech, The Citadel and sounds simple: "If you have a job to do, N.C. State and had a winning grade in all do your best. If you work hard, you can but two games. overcome any obstacle." Ask any coach or player and they will tell

It looks pretty easy on paper, but try put- you that Ty Granger always gives 100%. ting it into use in real lite and it littia gets a Ask Ty Granger and he will tell you about more difficult. Most of us have little trou- how hard the rest of the guys on the line ble giving our best to our jobs because we work. have only one job to concentrate on. But "I really look up to the other guys on the add on a few more responsibilities and it's line," Granger said. "Out of everyone on not quite so simple. the team, I think they work the hardest. Ty Granger has many jobs to do, in the "Me? I just love the game of football so classroom, in the weight room and on the I do as well as I can at it. I don't always love football field. Ask anyone and they will pro- the work that goes into it, but I love the bably tell you that Ty does his best in all Granger is an Academic Ail-America games so it's worth it." of these areas. There may be only one per- candidate. Head Strength Coach Gary Wade sees son who disagrees — Ty Granger himself. every player on the team almost every day,

Granger, tired it To doing his best is simply what of sometime, but my first priority so he is usually a good judge of what they he is supposed to do. Anything less would from the beginning was to get my degree are made of. be a failure. so I keep that in the front of my mind." For Ty Granger, Wade has nothing but As a junior accounting major. Granger Looking at Ty Granger you might think praise. "Ty has been, overall, one of the has a 3.2 career grade point average. He he could handle any obstacle that came his best and most dedicated players I have has been on the roll way. At 6-7, lbs, it's that academic honor each 270 doubtful trou- ever worked with. It reflects on his entire of his first ble three years at Clemson and is comes looking for him very often. This personality, whether he's in the classroom, an academic size has All-America candidate — pret- helped him to be his best in the weight room, or on the football field. He ty amazing for a guy who spends hours another area: the weight room. always gives his best, yet he refuses to take each day on the football field. Granger was voted Lifter-of-the-Year by any credit for himself." But Ty Granger doesn't think of himself his teammates for the 1986-87 academic So everyone agrees that Ty Granger as being exceptionally smart. "I do well on- year. He was also a 1986 Strength Ail- constantly gives his best and does it ly because I work real hard," said. American. In the power clean, he "The which without complaining. But what is it that key to doing well in accounting is strength coach Gary Wade calls the key lift gives Ty Granger such a good attitude? dedicating time to it. You must have a lit- for football. Granger leads the team with "Everybody always seems to draw back tle bit upstairs, but understanding is lot a 375-lb. lift. This lift involves bringing the a I when say this but the fact that I gave my weight from the floor in harder than just being plain smart — and to the chest a quick, heart to Jesus Christ is what makes the dif- understanding takes time. explosive movement. In the leg sled, ference," Granger said. "Everything I do,

"All I do is study and football,' another important exercise for an offensive play he I do to the glory of God. He gave me continued. "It's a pretty boring life and I get lineman, Granger has pushed 1000-lbs, everything I have so I have to give Him my third on the team. best. That's my purpose in everything I Once again, Granger refuses to take do." credit for what he has done in the weight

room. "Lifting weights is something everyone has to do," he said. "I feel that

if I have to do something, I might as well

do it well. I don't want to go down there and

waste two or three hours every day. I might

as well get something out of it." But probably the most obvious place

where Granger has done his best is on the football field. Here, Granger doesn't have

to toot his own horn. The statistics do it for

him. Here is where the brains and brawn combine to make a player who makes his presence known. As one of the leaders of a line that helped lead Clemson to a 3,000-yard rushing season in 1986, Granger was in for 668 Granger had a winning grade in all but two Granger is a prime reason Clemson had over snaps for the year. He led the team in plays games in 1986. 3,000 yards rushing in 1986.

71 ^^Fve worked every day lean remember

Any day I didn't work, I don't remember it.

And the way I see itj'll be working another 20,

25 years. When I

finally get to retire,

know what Fm % Better

gonna do?. . .Nothing.

No, I mean it 1

Nothing. Oh, I might go fishing.

Maybe. But what Fm

really planning on

doing is absolutely

nothing. Nothing.^^

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Clemson to Next weekend, all of the hard work will the delegates from each school will gather finally pay off as 650 delegates from all in Death Valley for a spirit competition.

Host National over the nation congregate in Tigertown. They will play "The Paw is Right," a game Convention This will be the largest number ever to at- show spin-off of "The Price is Right". tend an SAA/SF Convention. In fact, no Lining up speakers for the convention other school has ever drawn over 500. was one of the biggest tasks facing the by Annabelle Vaughan The Convention theme is cleverly nam- SAC. "We decided to shoot for the stars," ed "PAWs"itive Pathways. "With this said Duckworth. "I wrote tons of people, theme hope to lead the Convention including Ronald Reagan, George Bush Spirit — it's probably the best word to we of for and laccoca." of these were describe what Clemson means to most of delegates down a pathway success Lee None able their SAA/SF group and in their personal to attend, but the speakers who agreed to its students, past and present. It's also what enabled the Clemson Student Alum- lives," said Duckworth. come are impressive enough." The convention begins on Thursday with The speakers include: Walter Anderson, ni Council (SAC) to receive the honor of hosting the National Student Alumni a dinner and dancing with music from a Editor-in-Chief of Parade Magazine; Claire Association/Student Foundation (SAA/SF) 50's and 60's disc jockey from New York Caskey of the Clemson University English Convention. City. Dinner on Friday night will be follow- Department; Randy Jones, Publisher of Es- The 10-member SAC, along with advisor ed by entertainment from Pinskey and quire Magazine; Russell Page, Senior Vice Gray, an act that plays funny tricks and President of Corporation; and Brian O'Rourke, functions as a link bet- NCNB mind with the audience. Each James Webb, Secretary of the Navy. ween students and alumni at Clemson. games delegate will receive a free item at each Seminars will be offered on fund-raising, Their goal is to make students aware of the dinner, either a Clemson Cup, Tiger Rag etiquette and manners, building a young Alumni Association and its benefits before they graduate. or Convention Paper Weight. council, leadership, time management, The next two day's agendas begin early public speaking, and motivation. In order to accomplish this goal, the SAC with exercise program, either aerobics "The Convention Committee is working sponsors many popular events for Clem- an or running, at 7:00 AM. Both days are fill- with great enthusiasm," said SAC advisor son students throughout the year. In the ed with activities such as seminars, Brian O'Rourke. "I think this will be the fall, as the students return, they sponsor speakers and exhibitions. Friday afternoon, best convention ever." the Welcome Back Festival in downtown Clemson. At the end of the year, they hold the Senior Picnic on the shores of Lake Hartwell. The Council also helps the university attract outstanding students by sponsoring Orange Carpet Day. High school seniors who have made a score of at least 1200 on their SAT are invited to Clemson and in- troduced to the university. Last September, members of the SAC attended the National Convention in San- ta Barbara, California. While there, they submitted a bid to host the 1987 SAA/SF National Convention. The Clemson group gave a 15-minute presentation to the 500 delegates. "We gave a slide show that showed shots of the Clemson campus, and that emphasized the great amount of spirit we have here at Clemson," said Jeff Duckworth, 1987 Con- vention Chairman. "Our whole idea was to show the other schools our spirit. We even did some cheers in front of all the delegates." The spirit was contagious and the Clem- son SAC was voted on to host this year's convention. This made Clemson the only school ever to host the convention twice, as it was held here 1 1 years ago. With the bid in hand the real work started. Since Oc- tober, the members have worked to come up with an agenda, guest speakers and entertainment. Western Carolina W

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A Lasting Impact, the Block "C" Club and an All-State guard on the football team. A Lasting Tribute After graduating m 1939, he stayed on for a year of post-graduate study, during which he an- By Jack A. McKenzie chored the Tiger front line that helped defeat

Boston College in the Jan. 1, 1940, Cotton Bowl. During the '40s he worked for Clemson

When the history of Clemson University in the athletics in a number of capacities — assistant micl-20th century is written, prominent among football coach, business manager, baseball the names of those who truly made a difference coach, recruiter, IPTAY promoter. He even fill- in for in shaping the institution and its future will be ed the boxing coach, who was called into that of Walter Thompson Cox. the military, and helped clear land — with hand- For more than 50 years "Dean Cox" has been saws, chains and mules — for the first football a part of Clemson — as student, coach, advisor, stadium. vice president, president, friend, defender and In 1950 he became director of public relations ambassador. Now as he moves from full-time and alumni affairs and assistant to the president, employment to a part-time role, the institution and for the next five years he helped direct Clem- that he has helped to build is establishing a son's critical transition from military to civilian Cox has received every Clemson honor lasting tribute to him. status. imaginable. The Walter T. Cox Scholarship Endowment In 1955 he became vice president for student will support students selected on the basis of affairs, a position he would hold for three academic potential and performance. "We decades. During his tenure, enrollment grew This weekend's "Salute to Dean Cox" follows wanted to do something that would give all Clem- from 2,700 to more than 1 2,500, and he presid- many other tributes he has received from his son alumni and friends the opportunity to ex- ed over some of the most important milestones alma mater, including the Alumni Distinguish- press their love and appreciation for Dean Cox, in Clemson's development from a small military ed Service Award, The Clemson Medallion and and we wanted to do something that would have college into a major state university, including an honorary doctorate. But honors, awards and lasting value," says President Max Lennon. the enrollment of women and the peaceful recognitions cannot match what Walter Cox has "When you consider that he spent 30 years desegregation of the student body. given Clemson: himself. as Clemson's first vice president for student af- At the request of the Board of Trustees, he Thank you, Dean Cox. fairs and has done so much over the years to left the student affairs post in July 1985 to help individual students, there's no more fitting become Clemson's 10th president, serving un- tribute to Walter Cox than to honor him with a til President Lennon took office in March 1986. NOTE: No more tickets are available for 1 until of this scholarship endowment that will benefit students From July 986 March year, Dean the "Salute to Dean Cox" program to be held year after year." Cox was acting vice president for institutional later today; however, contributions to the Cox Dean Cox, a native of nearby Belton, began advancement. Scholarship Endowment are still being ac- his Clemson career 52 years ago as a freshman He retired April 30 from full-time Clemson cepted by the Clemson University Founda- cadet, and except for a year of military service employment and now works on a part-time basis tion, 110 Daniel Dr., Clemson, S.C. 29634. he's been here ever since. As a student, he was as a consultant to President Lennon and the institutional division. commander of the Cadet Corps, a letterman in advancement

Cox was a standout player and coach at Clemson Presidents present and past. Clemson. 85 .

Volleyball

By Sam Blackman

Clemson volleyball will be on the attack second on the career list in four other 1987 CLEMSON VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE in '87 and will try to pick up where the 1 986 categories. Defensively, the pair is vital as S«pl. S WESTERN CAROLINA 10 AM left off. will Fleming led the in blocks with for "• charges Leading the attack be ACC 197 Sepi 11-12 Coca-Cola Classic ALLOAY second-year head coach Linda White, who a 1.56 block average per game, a figure Sepi 15 atWinlhrop 6;30PM Sept 18 -DePaul 5 00 PM • commanded Clemson to its first 20-win which placed her 13th in the NCAA. Sepi 1 9 Missouti 11 AM Eastern Illinois 4 00 PM season since 1981 Sapt. 22 TENNESSEE 7 PM The setting position will also complement S^. 23 SOUTH CAROLINA 7 PM Sept 25-26 UAB Tournament ALL DAY The '87 Tigers will be more offensive the Tigers' arsenal this year as senior Cin- Sei31 29 at Georgia 7:30 PM oriented this year with the addition of in- dy Tucci and freshman Jenny Yurkanin will Oct 3 at Maryland TBA Oct 4 at George Mason TBA creased power and height to the lineup. anchor this area. Tucci, a four-year starter, Oct 7 at UNC-Charlotte . 7 PM Oct. 8 COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON 7 PM Plus, White's second Lady Tiger edition will holds three Clemson class records for set- Oct. 11 VIRGINIA 2 PM Oct 14 BAPTIST COLLEGE 7 PM be more aggressive and will play with ting. She's also second on the Clemson Oct 17 PENNSYLVANIA 7PM Oct, 21 at Georgia Tech 7 PM confidence. career list for the of set assists. renewed "The group we have number Oct 26 atFurman 6:30 PM coming back as well as the new recruits are Yurkanin comes to Tigertown with a wealth Oct 28 at South Carolina 7 PM Oct 30 at North Carolina 7;30PM very enthusiastic and go-getters," said of experience, having played Junior Olym- Oct 31 at Duke, 11 AM Nov 2 at Western Carolina 7 PM White. pic volleyball since the age of 12 and ear- Nov. 4 WINTHROP 7 PM Nov. 6 EAST CAROLINA 5:00 PM ning Junior Olympic All-America honors. AUBURN 9:00 PM "This group will be much more ag- Nov. 7 N.C. STATE 1:30 PM gressive and will want to make things hap- UAB 4:00 PM Nov. 9 FURMAN 7 PM pen," she continued. "The main thing for Nov. 10 GEORGIA 7PM Nov. 12 UNC-CHARLOTTE 7 PM us this year is that we want to stress of- Nov. 20-22 ACC TOURNAMENT TBA fense, we want to attack more. Not having All Home Games in BOLD FACE "At Washington. DC enough confidence last year was a At Charleston. IL weakness for us; we lacked the type of confidence it takes to assert ourselves and we will have to build on our team confidence."

White's Lady Tigers should have no trou- "The hitter position is going to be a plea- ble building their confidence after team sant surprise for us this year," said White. rallying from a 13-26 record in 1985 to a "We are looking forward to this as our big- 21-13 1 record in 986 with the same troops. gest turnaround. Last year we did In the process. White's first group everything we could and we still did not hit registered the school's third best season the ball well, simply because we did not ever. have the height, strength, or power. The

The 1986 squad surprised many recruits we brought in this year will help us observers, even the coach. "Last season in this area." Leading the Tigers in their was probably one of the most satisfying emergence of power will be Amy Vaughan. years I have ever experienced as a coach. A transfer from East Tennessee State,

It made me re-evaluate what it takes to be Vaughan should be a stalwart in the Clem- a winner. The team did not expect to lose son lineup as the season progresses. Join- and usually won. They really surprised me. ing Vaughan will be Jennifer Feeley, who

A season like last year is what makes should figure prominently in the Tigers' for- athletics so special." tunes this year.

The secret weapon in Clemson's attack Mary Johnson, the team's most improv- this year will be at the middle position. "We ed player a year ago, is playing outside moved Wendy Anderson to the middle last again this season and should be a signifi- year and she made great progress and cant contributor as well. Academic All- learned so much," White said. "It is a true American Chris Sherman returns for her position for her, and she is going to be third year as a starter. "Chris is 'Miss Con- outstanding there this year. sistency' as she always makes the good play. a smart player, one who reads Anderson was a finalist for the Olympic She's the the ball well." Sports Festival Southeast team this year. defense and places The junior from Cowpens, SC, already Karen Karaukas, a high school team- holds eight class records in five different mate of Jenny Yurkanin, comes to Clem- categories. son with excellent credentials. Not only was she a Junior Olympic Ail-American, but Joining Anderson in the middle will be senior Joy Fleming. Fleming holds two also a starter on an AAU National Junior that finished second in the Clemson career records for the most Olympic team country. blocks and most block attempts and is Joy Fleming led the ACC in blocks in 1986.

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Strength Training

^ , Past Strength Ail-Americans

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First Row: Jim Blanton, Andy Barker, Philip Jhant, Chris Seay, Charlie Smith, Tommy Monohan, Jim HIM. Second Row: Jody Bradham, Brad Bailey, Scott Davis, Mike Wasik, Brian Sanders, Ronnie Green, Brad Bowie, Kenny Kinsey.

First Row: Troy Chatterton, Chris Mann, Buzz Lombard, John Ballinger, David McClain, Gib Lackey, Lance Roberts. Second Row: Bryan Bigham, Todd Sanders, Todd Ballew, Lane Price, Mark Speir, Jim Lilly.

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Games Season Average Home Home Avg. Home Games Season Average Home Home Avg. Home Season Played Attend. Attend. Games Attend. Attend. Season Played Attend. Attend. Games Attend. Attend. 1938 9 100,500 11,167 3 25,500 8,500 1963 10 318,587 31,859 4 103,496 25,874 1939 10 147,500 14,750 2 18,000 9,000 1964 10 260,725 26,073 4 112,000 28,000 1940 9 126,000 14,000 2 20,000 10,000 1965 10 333,736 33,374 4 113,000 28,250 1941 9 115,000 12,777 2 17,000 8,500 1966 10 355,286 35,529 4 146,237 36,559 1942 10 100,500 10,050 3 23,500 7,833 1967 10 389,618 38,962 5 206,275 41,255 1943 8 65,000 8,125 2 7,500 3,750 1968 10 386,432 38,643 4 147,434 36,859 1944 9 79,000 8,777 2 13,500 6,750 1969 10 339,936 33,994 4 136,252 34,063 1945 10 138,986 13,899 4 38,000 9,500 1970 11 367,347 33,395 6 205,376 34,229 1946 9 155,500 17,277 3 44,000 14,666 1971 11 398,222 36,200 5 154,741 30,948 1947 9 149,000 16,556 3 37,000 12,338 1972 11 398,732 36,248 5 192,456 38,491 1948 11 216,614 19,692 4 66,500 16,625 1973 11 411,477 37,407 6 188,500 31,417 1949 10 188,996 18,899 5 79,000 15,800 1974 11 440,384 40,034 6 251,424 41,904 1950 10 248,606 24,861 4 81,000 20,250 1975 11 487,436 44,312 5 195,873 39,174 1951 10 242,843 24,284 3 44,500 14,833 1976 11 459,845 41,804 5 221,486 44,297 1952 9 189,161 21,017 2 44,000 22,000 1977 12 580,067 43,339 5 235,152 47,030 1953 9 192,960 21,400 4 76,000 19,000 1978 12 599,793 49,983 6 321,763 53,627 1954 10 197,500 19,750 4 51,500 12,875 1979 12 641,109 53,426 6 353,576 58,929 1955 10 211,711 21,177 5 98,000 19,600 1980 11 567,436 58,282 6 369,770 61,628 1956 11 301,552 27,413 4 71,000 17,750 1981 12 683,871 56,989 6 371,152 61,859 1957 10 213,000 21,300 4 73,000 18,250 1982 11 592,902 53,900 6 380,679 63,446 1958 11 352,000 32,000 5 121,000 24,200 1983 11 701,937 63,812 7 521,898 74,557 1959 11 357,856 32,532 4 119,000 29,750 1984 11 750,847 68,259 6 467,670 77,945 1960 10 247,780 24,778 5 141,080 28,286 1985 12 749,282 62,440 6 460,413 76,736 1961 10 310,000 31,000 5 132,000 26,400 1986 12 765,771 63,814 5 393,500 78,700 1962 10 291,640 29,164 5 158,000 31,600

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Individual Records Points: 33 by Maxcey Welch vs. Newberry, 1930 TDs: 5 by Maxcey Welch vs. Newberry, 1930 Rushes: 36 by Jim Shirley vs. N.C. State, 1951 5 by Stumpy Banks vs. Furman, 1917 by Ray Yauger vs. Wake Forest, 1969 TDs Rushing: 5 same as for touchdowns Yards Rushing: 260 by Cliff Austin vs. Duke, 1982 Field Goals: 4 by Obed Ariri on four occasions Yds/Carry: 30.4 (5-152) by Ken Moore vs. The Citadel, 1954 Kick-Scoring: 15 by Obed Ariri vs. Wake Forest, 1978, 1980 Yds Rush by QB: 140 by Mike O'Cain vs. N.C. State, 1976 by Donald Igwebuike vs. Duke, 1984 All-Purpose Run.: 274 by Terrence Flagler vs. Wake Forest, 1986

Tackles: 24 by Jeff Davis vs. North Carolina, 1980 Passes: 48 by Tommy Kendrick vs. Florida State, 1970 First Hits: 17 by Jeff Davis vs. North Carolina, 1980 Passes Connpleted: 25 by Tommy Kendrick vs. Florida State, 1970 Tackles by Lineman: 19 by Edgar Pickett vs. Wake Forest, 1983 Yds Passing: 323 by Thomas Ray vs. North Carolina, 1965 Tackles by Def. Back: 17 by Willie Underwood vs. South Carolina, TD Passes: 4 by Bobby Gage vs. Auburn, 1947 1980 Comp %: .800 (12-15) by Mike Eppley vs. Virginia, 1983 by Ronald Watson vs. Georgia Tech, 1984 Tackles for Loss: 5 by Steve Durham vs. Maryland, 1979 Total Plays: 53 by Tommy Kendrick vs. Florida State, 1970 Pass Broken Up: 5 by Perry Williams vs. Virginia Tech, 1985 Total Offense: 374 by Bobby Gage vs. Auburn, 1947 Sacks: 3 by Jim Stuckey vs. Wake Forest and Maryland, 1979 Receptions: 11 by Phil Rogers vs. North Carolina, 1965 by Steve Durham vs. Maryland, 1979 Rec. Yards: 163 by Jerry Butler vs. Georgia Tech, 1977 by Michael Dean Perry vs. N.C. State, 1984 Yds/Rec: 32.6 (7-163) by Jerry Butler vs. Georgia Tech, Fumble Rec: 2 by Randy Scott vs. Duke, 1978 (Min 5 Rec) 1977 by Jim Scott vs. Boston College, 1983 TD Passes: 3 by Dreher Gaskin vs. Auburn, 1953 by Henry Walls vs. Duke, 1985 Interceptions: 3 by Kit Jackson vs. Wake Forest, 1965 Punts: 13 by Marion Butler vs. Wake Forest, 1942 Int Ret Yds: 101 by Willie Underwood vs. South Carolina, Punt Average: 51.0 (6-306) by Dale Hatcher vs. Kentucky, 1981 1980 Punt Yards: 504 by Banks McFadden vs. Tulane, 1939 Punts Blocked: 2 by Wingo Avery vs. The Citadel, 1954 Team Records Punt Returns: 10 by Shad Brya;it vs. Furman, 1939 Most Rushes: 78 vs. Duke, 1979

Punt Ret Yds: 167 by Don Kelley (4 Ret) vs. Maryland, 1970 Most Yards Rushing: 536 vs. Wake Forest, 1981 Kickoff Ret: 7 by John Shields vs. Alabama, 1969 Most TDs Rushing: 11 vs. Presbyterian, 1945

Kickoff Ret Yds: 174 by David Thomas (5 returns) vs. Georgia Most Passes Attempted: 48 vs. North Carolina, 1 965: vs. Florida State, 1 970 Tech, 1972 Most Passes Completed: 25 vs. Florida State, 1970 Most Yards Passing: 354 vs. Duke. 1963 Most Passes Had Intercepted: 7 vs. South Carolina, 1945 Most TD Passes: 4 vs. Auburn, 1947 Most Total Offense: 756 vs. Wake Forest, 1981 Most Total Plays: 96 vs. Wake Forest, 1981

Most Punts Returned: 11 vs. George Washington, 1941 Most Yards Returned: 167 vs. Maryland, 1970 Most Kickoff Returns: 10 vs. Georgia Tech, 1944 Most Yards Returned: 198 vs. Florida, 1952

Most First Downs Rushing: 27 vs. Presbyterian, 1957; vs. Wake Forest, 1981 Most First Downs Passing: 17 vs. North Carolina, 1965 Most Total First Downs: 35 vs. Wake Forest, 1981

Fewest Total First Downs: 1 vs. South Carolina, 1943

Most Penalties: 18 vs. Duke, 1983 Most Yards Penalized: 180 vs. Furman, 1964

Most Points Scored: 122 vs. Guilford, 1901 Greatest Victory Margin: 122-0 vs. Guilford, 1901 Greatest Defeat Margin: 7-74 vs. Alabama, 1931

Interceptions: 6 vs. South Carolina, 1971

Intercept. Ret. Yds: 143 (4 Returns) vs. Maryland, 1970 QB Sacks: 10 vs. Maryland, 1979 Pass Broken Up: 18 vs. The Citadel, 1986 Tackles For Loss: 15 vs. Maryland, 1979 Fumble Recoveries: 6 vs. Duke. 1965

Michael Dean Perry tied the Clemson single game sack record as a freshman at N.C. State in 1984.

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1 .' .' .' tising rights — on the sides of the 20x40 : 1 1 '. .^••:i!!)i!::ti:~! ""t *t 1 ; 1 1 ; ; T I I scoreboard. :::::::::::;;:::..Tii!.:r Td {i j.; :::::::: jiti ..iri .tti-;' ':!::!•;!» »•«!:::::::: "I can't emphasize enough the generosi- I sjij' 1 —t; jiitf ty of Bob Brooks," Gough said. "He will t.i.i.t.t.1 t.i.i.i.M.:. I HI „!t..„ 1 tiii i.Cu , . .Z keep one panel of the board and sell the other three to significant national sponsors." n ..f.t;:.fi! .• • i.t-"!'!...!... There will be limited advertising display time on the message board. Twenty ten- second spots will carry messages. Some schools have as many as 70 10-second spots during the course of a game. {""fl ballonHI DowNg T0G02H QTII3 s;?2 Clemson will have eight home games this year with 80,000 in attendance, 40,000 attending Tigerama and a significant crowd 1 for the Spring Game. This is obviously a ^ good purchase. "That gives advertisers 8-10 significant Clemson's new multi-purpose scoreboard will keep fans up-to-date on statistics, records, functions a year with a highly desirable and notes concerning both teams.

115 Frank Gillespie

By Willie Shearer

Frank Gillespie was a student-athlete at ball and a first baseman in baseball. honor was his election into Blue Key, a na- Clemson College in the 1940s. On top of that he was the student tional honorary leadership fraternity that

Now if that's not the dullest of all possi- body president and an honors stu- was then and continues to be today the ble openings to Frank Gillespie's mind- dent in engineering. How did he have foremost collection of Clemson's most boggling story, then we're all Gamecock time to shave? In 1947-48 he won the gifted student leaders. To top it all off, fans. The simple truth is that there is so McKelvin Award as the Athlete-of- Gillespie was the Senior Council President much to say about Frank Gillespie's career the-Year in the Southern Con- in his final year, a position that amounted as a bona fide three-sport star and quality ference, the only Clemson athlete in to Student Body President. student at Clemson that it requires a history to win a conference athlete- Those accolades in themselves make for sentence of the most extreme generality of-the-year award." a laudable performance for the Beckley, and simplicity to open the door to a truly That pretty much says it all in a nutshell WV, native, but there is much more. remarkable career. for Frank Gillespie. But his remarkable Frank Gillespie was the definitive all- As an introductory indication of his pro- feats as a student-athlete at Clemson around athlete. In the days of one platoon minence, witness the fact that he has earn- deserve some exploration to get at the football, Gillespie played offensive and ed a place in the glossary section of the specifics of his unprecedented career. defensive guard for the Clemson football 1987 Clemson Football Press Guide, which Frank Gillespie was a student-athlete of team, frequently playing every play of a reads: "Gillespie, Frank the highest caliber. He maintained a "B" game. When football season ended, he "When you are about to run average while double majoring in electrical donned tank top, shorts, and high tops as yourself into the ground with and textile engineering, no small task. And a guard for Coach Banks McFadden's housework, homework or yardwork, he was rewarded for his efforts with the roundballers. At the conclusion of basket- just think of the schedule Frank campus' highest honors. ball season, Gillespie would return to the Gillespie had when he was a Clem- He earned admission to the Block "C" outdoors as an infielder for the Clemson son student. A football, basketball Club as a sophomore and to Tiger baseball team. He probably had to hiber-

and baseball letterwinner in the mid- Brotherhood as a junior. He was also listed nate all summer just to rest up.

forties, Gillespie played all three in in "Who's Who Among Students in Now that's an all-around athlete. And he

the same academic year. He was a American Universities and Colleges" as a didn't just play. He was a starter in all three starting guard in football and basket- junior and senior. Perhaps his highest sports — an excellent baseball player, an even better football player, and a merely good basketball player. Gillespie came to Clemson as a freshman in the autumn of 1942 intent on

playing football. In those days, it was customary for coaches to bring players in before they enrolled to work them out and see how good they were. Coach Frank Howard did this with Gillespie and recalls the situation vividly.

"In those days I was younger," says Coach Howard, a fine lineman in his own right during his playing days at Alabama,

"so I got down with the boy myself to see how he could hit. Well, he hit me that first

time and I decided I'd had about enough.

He could really hit. He went on to be one of the finest we've ever had. He was a great leader and athlete and could do pretty much whatever he wanted."

That first year Gillespie didn't make much more than solid impressions in football and basketball, but he sparkled right away on the baseball diamond. Frank Howard coached baseball in the 1943 season, and the team came away with 12 wins and only three losses. Gillespie was

the regular first baseman for that team,

and, in the 13 games for which records still

exist, he hit .31 1 with 16 runs batted in and

Gillespie started in three sports, had a 3.0 in engineering and was student body president 20 runs scored. Those are impressive all in the same year. numbers for anybody, let alone a freshman.

116 ^ Ultimate All-Around Athlete

his name would be in the pot for All- But he has only the fondest memories of

America honors ... If guards got the hot the people with whom he was associated headlines and heavy type, like the ribbons while at Clemson. He recalls, "I had a very sometimes given offensive backs, Gillespie good friend in Hugh McKinney, who helped

would be the cause of a printer's ink shor- me quite a bit with my schoolwork when I

tage." was traveling. And I really liked Coach

As it turned out, Gillespie was Howard a lot. We also had a defensive everybody's All-South Carolina guard that backfield coach (Russ Cohen) who paid me

season and would almost certainly have what I feel was the greatest possible com-

earned more honors had the team as a pliment when he told me how much it ap-

whole done better. peared that I loved to play the game of foot- He went on to basketball, as was ex- ball."

pected from this nearly inhuman performer, With all the talent Gillespie had, it's a and became a starter that season. The wonder he didn't go into professional team wasn't great, and neither was sports. "I would have gone into baseball

Gillespie. But he was a starter and a solid because it was the most fun to play had not

performer, earning respect from all World War II delayed my graduation by

opponents. three years. By then, I was too old to start He reached new heights in baseball in a professional baseball career." his junior season, batting .342 with a .657 Nevertheless, Frank Gillespie stands out

slugging percentage through the first 17 in Clemson athletic history as not only a games of the season. He had been play- great all-around athlete, but one who was

ing third base that season and would pro- extremely proficient at all of his endeavors,

bably have been the all-state third athletic, academic and social. So if you Gillespie never rested in the winter either. baseman had not a knee injury sidelined start feeling that you're overworked him for the last 10 games of the year. sometimes, take a lesson from Frank

World War II interrupted Gillespie's Amazingly, his offensive numbers were so Gillespie, who defined the word. undergraduate career from 1943 to 1946, good for his abbreviated season that when 16 months of which he spent in the Euro- the all-state team was picked, Gillespie was pean Theater of Operations. As an indica- named as the first-team left-fielder! tion of the character which would soon It was at the end of that academic year make him an incredible success at Clem- that Gillespie won the McKelvin Award as son, Gillespie won three medals for his con- the Southern Conference Athlete-of-the-

duct in the military. Year. This incredible accomplishment is He returned to Clemson in time for the made even more impressive by the fact 1946 football season, and his performance that very few of the scribes who voted for that year was good enough to earn him that award were from the state of South several headlines and a place on a number Carolina. of all-state teams. Through the rest of the Gillespie's senior year was almost

year he put in a solid, if unspectacular, per- routinely spectacular. The 1948 football

formance with the basketball squad and hit team won all 10 of its games, including the .283 for a baseball team which went 24-5 Gator Bowl against Missouri, and Gillespie,

and made it to the national semifinals, the Student Body President, won All-State, before losing to a Yale team led by current All-South, and honorable mention All- Vice President George Bush. America honors. He continued to start at With the 1947 football season, the guard for the basketball team, and he hit 23-year-old's junior year, Gillespie's fame .340 with a .641 slugging percentage, eight became meteoric. He played his position home runs, and 33 runs batted in in a on the football field with an intensity rare 25-game season for the baseball team. On-

and vigorous, garnering respectful and ad- ly the concentration of voting sports writers

miring attention from both the media and in North Carolina prevented him from win- the opposition throughout the season. ning the McKelvin Award for the second In November of that year, the "Green- straight year; he finished second in the ville News" came out with a story calling balloting. Gillespie "strictly a big time football player Gillespie, now an account representative

... as tough as the pig iron that comes from in field engineering with IBM and in his 30th

his West Virginia mountain home." It went year with the company, looks back on his on to say, "He would make any team in the amazing career with only the slightest bit

if country, and probably he were with Notre of wonderment, saying modestly, "Well, I Baseball was Gillespie's best sport. Dame, Michigan, or other national leaders sure didn't get much sleep."

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Saturday afternoon in Death Valley be without Championship with the opening "Sock It To and "Wipe Out," Then a favorite of fraternities "The Song That Shakes The Southland," Tiger 'Em" followed by the Orange Bowl March and everywhere. The Kingsmen's "Louie, Louie" Rag. And what would Tiger Rag be without "The "Tiger Rag." As the Tiger Band spells out the followed by the Beatles ever popular, "Twist and Band That Shakes The Southland," Tiger Band. word "Tigers" a very special Tiger, Walter Cox, Shout." The band will then continue with Dye's

Tiger Band begins the 1 987 campaign today with will have the honor of dotting the I. Cox began arrangements of "Tequila" and "Shout", made a show that features a blend of Clemson tradi- his association with Clemson University in 1935 famous by Otis Day and the Knights. tion along with a few new "twists." and has been an integral part of the university Tiger Band will perform some twisting and Today is IPTAY Day and before the band in the 50 years since. shouting of their own as they incorporate some takes the field, a number of very special people Cox received his B.S, here in 1939. He also dance steps into their halftime performance. will be honored. Award winners in IPTAY's first earned three letters in football for the Tigers and When you hear the first notes of "Twist and

"Share the Spirit" membership campaign will played on Clemson's first bowl team. He serv- Shout," don't be surprised if you see some Tiger be recognized on the field. The goal of "Share ed as Director of Public Relations and Alumni Band members doing just that. the Spirit" was to increase IPTAY's membership Affairs before taking over as the university's Vice And of course, no halftime would be complete to over 20,000, making it the largest athletic President for Student Affairs and Dean of unless It ended with Tiger Band's salute to Tiger scholarship club in America. IPTAY members Students, where he served for 30 years. He was fans throughout the world with "The Song That were encouraged to bring new members into the then named University President. Shakes The Southland," TIGER RAG! program. Tiger Band continues the pregame show by Tiger Band is the official marching band of

Today, the 24 IPTAY members who were offering its rendition of "You're A Grand Ole Clemson University. Widely known for its preci- responsible for at least 10 new memberships will Flag" and "America the Beautiful," directed by sion marching, dynamic sound and famous be Sitting in one of the stadium's executive suites Dr. Richard E. Goodstein and accompanied by Clemson Spirit, the band performs at all Clem- as a reward for their efforts, while the rest of the the Clemson University Choir. "The Star- son football games, at home and away. Every

275 participants will receive certificates. The Spangled Banner" will be played next, directed year it plays before hundreds of thousands of campaign was responsible for 675 new by Dr. Bruce Cook, while an ensemble from Per- fans, and has appeared at professional football members, sending membership well over the shing Rifles Company C-4 presents the colors. games, many televised broadcasts and 20,000 mark. Finally, both chorus and band will lead the numerous bowl games including Orange, Peach

Also being recognized in today's pregame thousands of fans in the Clemson University and Gator Bowls. The Flag Corps and Tiger ceremonies will be Clemson's seven Coaches Alma Mater. Twirlers are integral parts of Tiger Band. and Athletes of the Year from 1986-87. ACC The invocation will be offered by Steve Bossi, Being a member of Tiger Band requires Coaches of the Year include golf coach Larry CSP, the Chaplain of the Clemson Catholic Stu- almost as much time as playing football. The Penley, Bob Boettner for women's swimming, dent Association. And finally, the favorite sight band rehearses on Mondays, Tuesdays, and men's track coach Wade Williams, and men's and sound of all Clemson fans: the cannon will Wednesday's from 5:00 to 6:30 PM. On game basketball coach. Cliff Ellis. Swimmer Mitzi go off and the Fightin' Tigers will storm down weeks, additional rehearsals are held from 5:00

Kremer and runner Tina Krebs will be recogniz- the hill. to 6:30 PM on Friday and from 7:45 to 9:30 AM ed for their participation in the NCAAs. Horace The 230-member band will offer an upbeat on Saturdays. All marching rehearsals are held

Grant will also be honored with IPTAY's Athlete- halftime show that will revive memories of those on the Band Practice Field adjacent to Fike of-the-Year award in addition to being recogniz- lazy days of summer as they perform a variety Recreation Center. Almost every evening, as ed as the ACC's Player-of-the-Year in men's of 60's beach tunes. Arranged by Pat Dye (not Clemson students head back to their dorm basketball. of Auburn football fame), the collection is one rooms after dinner, they can hear the strains of 'Tiger Rag" echoing over the campus as the

band is hard at work.

Inclement weather is no deterrent to Tiger Band's practice schedule. Band members are asked to simply dress accordingly and "weather out the storm." With eight shows to put together this season, missing even a single rehearsal would be catastrophic. The Tiger Band hand- book states that "out of such weather conditions

emerges that 'Gung-ho Tiger Band Spirit." It is

this same spirit that is so contagious on Satur- day afternoons in Death Valley. The 1987 Tiger Band staff includes Billy Baker and Deana Taylor, serving as Tiger Band drum majors, while Mark Biering will serve as band

commander. Davie Shull will serve as vice commander, Mamye Alexander as sergeant major. Amy Ericson and Bill Florian as supply officers, and Matt LIfsey, Allen Nauright, Michael Simokat, and Jackie Hastings as supply sergeants. Cheryl Crenshaw will once again serve as the Flag Corps Coordinator. The band

is directed by Dr. Bruce Cook and the associate

director of bands is Richard E Goodstein. And, the "Voice That Shakes The Southland," Nick Walter Cox will have the honor of "dotting the I" in pregame ceremonies. Peck, will once again serve as band announcer. 119 i The Last Word

by Bob Bradley

The Tigers went on to win that game at Clin- ing "to take his team up to 'Death Valley' to play ton, and two years later (1942), the Blue Hose Clemson again." had the honor of being the first visiting team to McMillian proved to be some kind of prophet Clemson opens its 92nd football season with play in the sparkling new Memorial Stadium — because Clemson won the '48 game by a 53-0 Western Carolina furnishing the opposition this an edifice seating 20,000 which many thought score, giving the Tigers a five-year tally of 244-0 afternoon. And in those nine-plus decades, this would take care of Clemson's needs for decades against the Hose. will be the 70th time that the Tigers have started to come. But the first of five additions came McMillian's monicker of "Death Valley" didn't another year on their home soil. about prior to the 1958 season and Clemson's catch on right away, but in three or four years, The Catamounts will not be an opponent following is now nationally known and a popular Howard started referring to the stadium by that visiting Death Valley for the first time, as they favorite of post-season bowls. name and it stuck, like many other Howardisms. opened the season here in 1983. And their Clemson's last meeting with Presbyterian was Clemson was 26-8-1 (75.7%) in its first 1 1 years coach. Bob Waters, came here as a player back in 1957, but during their time on the Tiger in the stadium. in his undergraduate days at Presbyterian. schedule, the Blue Hose opened the Tigers' The football relationship between Clemson Actually, 24 different teams have opened their home season 31 times. Clemson held the lop- and Presbyterian ended after the 1957 season, season against the Tigers in Memorial Stadium, sided edge of 27-1-3 against PC in those games. mainly because Howard wanted to open with a but of the 70 that started the season off, The lone loss Clemson suffered at home was stronger opponent. In '57 Clemson defeated PC, Presbyterian was the opponent 30 times. 13-12 in 1943 after Clemson's entire junior class 66-0, but went to Chapel Hill the next Saturday The Blue Hose furnished the opposition for the was called into service following the 1942-43 and took it on the chin, 26-0, from North Carolina Tigers 28 consecutive years and only the 1940 school year. as the late Jim Tatum was in his first year as Tar game was not played at Clemson. That season But following this loss, the Blue Hose would Heel coach. was to be the 25th for the late Walter Johnson not score on the Tigers in the next five games. In the last 20 years, 13 different teams have as coach and athletic director at PC and the But in 1948, Coach Lonnie McMillian, who had come to The Valley' to open the Tiger season. Tigers played in Clinton honoring Johnson. seen his teams outscored 276-38 in the previous Clemson is 15-4 when opening at home in the That happened to also be Coach Frank seven games, was the first one to use the term last 19 occasions. Howard's first year as head coach at Clemson "Death Valley" in referring to Clemson Memorial Kentucky, Tulane, Maryland and Virginia Tech and on the Tigers' first play from scrimmage, Stadium. have wins over the Tigers in that stretch. The George Floyd ran 18 yards for a touchdown It was prior to the opening of the 1948 season, Terps were actually supposed to play here in the following a fumble recovery. This led Howard to after McMillian's teams had been outscored 10th game, but Clemson had a chance to play remark: "Shucks, there's nothing to this head 191-0 in the four previous games at Clemson, Notre Dame on a home and home in '77 and '79 coaching." In later years, he was to find out that that he made the preseason statement of hav- and Maryland switched dates in order to accom- theory was not exactly correct. modate the Tigers. Virginia's two opening appearances have been possibly the most exciting. Clemson had

to come from behind twice in 1 958 to win 20-1 5;

and in 1 966, the Tigers were down 1 7 points with 18 minutes to play, but came back to win, 40-35. In the '47 game against PC, Bobby Gage was the Tiger tailback and he mentioned to Howard several times on the sideline that he thought the naked reverse would work, but Howard vetoed the idea each time. Gage decided he'd call the play himself — which was also known as The Sally Rand — in the huddle. Gage, who scored three touchdowns and gained 182 yards rushing (six attempts) in Clemson's 42-0 win, turned to Howard as he rac- ed down the sidelines in front of the Tiger bench on the way for a touchdown and yelled: "I told

you it would work." Opening Game Notes: Behind Presbyterian, The Citadel has the most opening day appearances — five. Gordon, Furman and Erskine

each have three apiece ... Clemson's record

opening at home is 57-7-5. No team has more than one victory over the Tigers in those seven losses. Five of the seven losses have come in odd-numbered years. PC was involved In two of the five ties. The last opening day tie was with the Blue Hose (0-0) in 1931. There was one stretch of five years (1959-60-61-62-63) that Clemson opened the season on the road. The Tigers are scheduled to open at home for the Gage proved Frank Howard wrong and told him so in the middle of a play. next nine seasons.

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