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Clemson University TigerPrints Football Programs Programs 1989 NC State vs Clemson (10/21/1989) Clemson University Follow this and additional works at: https://tigerprints.clemson.edu/fball_prgms Materials in this collection may be protected by copyright law (Title 17, U.S. code). Use of these materials beyond the exceptions provided for in the Fair Use and Educational Use clauses of the U.S. Copyright Law may violate federal law. For additional rights information, please contact Kirstin O'Keefe (kokeefe [at] clemson [dot] edu) For additional information about the collections, please contact the Special Collections and Archives by phone at 864.656.3031 or via email at cuscl [at] clemson [dot] edu Recommended Citation University, Clemson, "NC State vs Clemson (10/21/1989)" (1989). Football Programs. 205. https://tigerprints.clemson.edu/fball_prgms/205 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Programs at TigerPrints. It has been accepted for inclusion in Football Programs by an authorized administrator of TigerPrints. For more information, please contact [email protected]. fi©es AgaiM VVIilo Bowl Table of Contents Today's Features Clemson vs. N.C. Slate On the COVer: Has anyone turned in more long plays in Clemson history than Gary Cooper? Textile Bowl Jim Moriarty of Southern Pines, NC captured a 6 Gary Cooper classic Cooper touchdown and ensuing celebration. Clemson's big play man on offense for three Interior Photos by Jim Moriarty, Bob Waldrop, years did not play high school football until his Rob Biggerstaff, Scott Harke, Vern Verna, Ben senior year. And, he was not a wide receiver. Hendricks, Dave Lewis, Mark Houde, and Lance These and other interesting aspects of Ga>y McKinney. Cooper's career are revealed in this feature by Tim Bourret. The Departments ACC Schedule 28 Alma Mater 87 Athletic Director 11 37 4-H Honoree Athletic Staff 31 Band Program 105 Clemson President Dr. Lennon will Max Bengal Babes 70 receive the coveted Gold Key Award for his con- Car Dealers 42 tributions to the 4-H program. Lennon is schedul- Cheerleaders 110 ed to be honored at the 68th National 4-H Con- Coaches, All-Sports 21 gress held in Chicago, December 2-6. Emergency Services 67 Fall Sports Schedule 84 Future Football Schedules 25 49 Jerome Williams IPTAY 101 IPTAY Officers 46 Clemson's senior tight end rarely catches a Managers 40 Memorial Stadium 27 pass, but he makes contributions to Clemson's Official's Signals 68 passing and running game with his sound block- Picture of the Week 58 ing. Annabelle Vaughan takes a look at the on- Stadium Information 19 ly married member of the Clemson football team. Statistics, Individual 3 Strength All-Americans 65 Today's Game 2 53 Chip Davis Trainers 76 Tiger Life 87 Chip Davis could be considered the utility man University Officials 17 of the Clemson football team. A receiver, strong University Feature 106 University President 9 safety, quarterback, fullback, you name it and he has done it. And, lets not forget a touchdown Players and Coaches pass on national television against Florida State. Alphabetical Roster, Clemson 54 Heather Czeczok profiles Clemson's senior wide Alphabetical Roster, Opponent 59 receiver from Georgia. Assistant Coaches 14 Danny Ford 13 Graduate Assistant Coaches 71 55 Tiger Families Lineups, Starting 56 Medical Staff 29 Here are four portraits of Clemson assistant Meet the Tigers 33 Numerical Roster, Clemson 56 coaches' families. Numerical Roster, Opponent 57 Opponent Players 74 Strength Coaches 65 62 Clemson Basketball Tiger Rookies 39 So you think the Clemson football team is big? Clemson Football Program Cliff Ellis might have the strongest frontline in Committee the country behind veterans Elden Campbell and Chairman: Len Gough Dale Davis. The sky is the limit for this team that Designer: Tim Bourret should challenge for position near the top of the Editors: Tim Bourret and Tim Match ACC standings. Tim Bourret examines Clemson Program Staff: Bob Bradley, Hazel Modica, basketball fortunes for 1990. Sam Blackman, Annabelle Vaughan, Heather Czeczok, Eric Young, Mickey Plyler, Caroline Werntz, Greg Prigerson, April Sain. 73 Notes of Interest Printing: Electric City Printing Company of Anderson, SC For those of you into the demographics of the Additional Copies Clemson football fan, turn to Tim Bourret's notes Extra copies of this program are available at of interest article. $4.00 a piece. Send checks (payable to Clem- son Athletic Department) to: Sports Information Office, Box 632, Clemson, SC 29633 77 Apparel Research This is the Textile Bowl, a fitting dedication to a game between two schools that have had Soccer vs. such a major impact on the industry. Robin Erskine DeLoach tells us how Clemson works to support apparel research through its modern manufac- Wednesday turing facility. October 25, 7:00 P.M. 62 '89 Clemson Football 1 Today's Game By Tim Bourret season ended today it would be the best in Clem- way to reaching Donnell Woolford's career son history in terms of completion percentage record of 44, and Davis is already in the top Ranked Teams in Death Valley (by five percent), second best in terms of yards dozen in Clemson history. This is the 11th time Danny Ford has taken per attempt and tied for sixth best in terms of on a Top 20 team in Death Valley and the Tiger yards per game. The composition of these stats Wolfpack Update mentor in his 11th full season has a 6-3-1 record tells us Clemson is not using nickel and dime N.C. State is off to a 6-0 start, including a com- in those contests. Overall, Ford has a 16-11-1 passes to build up the percentage. manding 4-0 start in the ACC. This is the first record against Top 20 teams, including two in Both Chris Morocco and DeChane Cameron 6-0 start for N.C. State since 1974 when Lou a row (#10 Oklahoma in the Citrus Bowl, #16 have passing efficiency ratings that would both Holtz took the Pack to a 6-0 beginning before Florida State earlier this season). be in the top 1 in Clemson history if the season losing in the seventh game, 33-14 to North The last Top 20 team to come to Death Valley ended today. Morocco has completed 58.3 per- Carolina. Only two other teams in N.C. State's was Florida State last year when the Seminoles cent of his passes and is averaging 8.2 yards 94-year history have managed this good a start. came to Clemson with a #10 ranking. FSU won per attempt, while DeChane Cameron has com- Earle Edwards led the 1967 team to an 8-0 start that one 24-21 . Clemson's last win at home over pleted 71 percent of his passes for 9.1 yards an and the only other Wolfpack start this good was a Top 20 team took place against Vince Dooley's attempt. Cameron's efficiency rating is 147.4, a 6-0 start by the 1909 team. Georgia team in 1987. Clemson defeated an which is ahead of the 146.3 Mike Eppley had in Shane Montgomery has been the leader of the 18th ranked Bulldog team, 21-20 on a last se- 1 983. That Eppley figure is the best under Dan- offense and he has been among the national cond field goal by David Treadwell, who is now ny Ford and it was third in the nation that season. leaders in passing efficiency all season. He has kicking for the Denver Broncos. Of course, Eppley had a lot more attempts over completed 57.3 percent of his passes for 1327 Here is a list of Top 20 teams that have come the course of the season. yards, an average of 221.2 yards per game. into Death Valley since Danny Ford has been Here are some charts that show Clemson's Among his 110 completions have been 11 the head coach: fancy passing this season: touchdowns. Montgomery had 1 77 yards passing in the win Date Opponent Rank Score W-L Completion Percentage over Middle Tennessee State two weeks ago and Year Percent Comp-Att now has yards in his career, the third 11- 3-79 Wake Forest 14 31-0 W 3,993 11- 8-80 North Carolina 14 19-24 L 1989 .605 72-119 highest figure in N.C. State history. Only Dave 11-22-80 South Carolina 14 27-6 W 1985 .555 137-247 Buckey (1972-75 seasons, 4286 yards) and Eric 9-19-81 Georgia 4 13-3 W 1982 .551 98-178 Kramer (1985-86 seasons, 4602 yards) are 11- 6-82 North Carolina 18 16-13 W 1983 .547 104-190 ahead of him. Montgomery needs to average just 9-17-83 11 16-16 Georgia T 1981 .546 112-205 125 yards passing in the remaining five games 11-12-83 Maryland 11 52-27 W 1978 .541 111-205 to break Kramer's record. 11-23-84 South Carolina 9 21-22 L The N.C. State offense has been fairly balanc- 9-19-87 Georgia 18 21-20 W Yards Per Game ed, but they do have more yards passing than 9-17-88 Florida State 10 21-24 L Year YD/G Passing Yards rushing for the season. Tyrone Jackson is the 1969 175.5 133-281 1755 top rusher with 31 8 yards and three touchdowns, Clemson Passing Near Record Rate 168.9 137-247 1984 1858 while Tyrone Barbour has 235 yards and three The passing aspect of the Clemson offense 1975 163.5 111-208 1798 scores.
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