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Clemson vs. North Carolina November 3, 1990 5 Jerome Henderson Although Clemson defensive back Jerome Henderson is not one of the largest players

on the Tiger defense, there is no doubt in anyone's mind that when it comes to respect

from his teammates, he is on top of the list, as Annabelle Vaughan explains. 7 Arlington Nunn On a squad that ranks number one in the country in total defense, there are many stars, but as Annabelle Vaughan explains. Academic AII-ACC selection Arlington Nunn has helped the Tigers with his consistent play on the field and his hard work off the field. 49 Scott Beville Clemson placekicker Chris Gardocki is one of the top specialists in the country this season, but he has had some assistance from one of his teammates along the way. Mickey Plyler takes a look at the Tigers' long snapper, Scott Beville. 53 Mike Eppley

For his academic and athletic accomplishments at Clemson University, former quarterback

and point guard Mike Eppley will be inducted into the Clemson Hall of Fame at halftime. Tim Bourret reviews the collegiate career of one of Clemson's most versatile athletes ever. 62 Men's Basketball Preview

The 1990-91 edition of Clemson Tiger basketball takes to the court this month as they

prepare to defend their first Atlantic Coast Conference regular season championship.

Turn to page 62 as Tim Bourret examines Cliff Ellis' squad for the upcoming season. 77 Mother-of-the-Year

Each year Tiger Brotherhood honors the Clemson Mother-of-the-Year for her contribu- tions to the Clemson community. The organization selected another deserving lady this

year in Evelyn Jamieson, the mother of seven Clemson University graduates. 105 Bob Trott

When the Clemson Tigers run down the hill this afternoon, it is easy to agree it is one of

the most impressive sights in college football, unless you are on the other sideline. Clemson defensive coordinator Bob Trott has been on both sides of that experience, as Sanford Rogers explains. 49 112 The Last Word This weekend many members of Clemson's 1950 football team return to the Clemson

campus for a reunion and as Bob Bradley tells us, that team placed some marks in the record books that have stood for a long time. The Departments

ACC Schedule 28 Managers 78 Players and Coaches Alma Mater 96 Memorial Stadium 27 Alphabetical Roster, Clemson ... 54

Athletic Staff 31 Memorial Stadium Records 45 Alphabetical Roster. Opponent . 59 Band Feature 109 Official s Signals 68 Assistant Coaches 14 Board of Trustees 17 Picture of the Week 51 Ken Hatfield 10 Bowl Schedules 15 Stadium Information 19 Graduate Assistant Coaches ....71 Cheerleaders 97 Statistics, Individual 3 Lineups. Starting 57 Coaches, All-Sports 21 Strength All-Americans 65 Medical Staff 29 Courtesy Vehicle Donors 42 Today's Game 2 Meet the Tigers 33 Emergency Services 67 Trainers 72 Numerical Roster, Clemson 57 Fall Sports Schedule 84 Tiger Life 96 Numerical Roster, Opponent ....57 Future Football Schedules 25 University Feature 107 Opponent Players 75 IPTAY 101 University President 9 Strength Coaches 65 IPTAY Officers 46 Tiger Rookies 37 Clemson Football Program Committee

62 Chairman Len Gough Information Office. Box 632. Clemson. SC 29633. Editors and Designers: Tim Match and Tim Bourret On the Cover: Today's cover features defensive Basketball vs. Men's Program Staff: Annabelle Vaughan. Sam Blacl^man. back Jerome Henderson and Clemson Hall of Fame Australian Exhibition Team Donna Strickland. Bob Bradley. Mickey Plyler. Gregg honoree Mike Eppley Cover photos by Jim Moriarty. Pngerson. Heather Czeczok. Nov. 8, 7:30 Interior Photos: Jim Moriarty. Bob Waldrop. Lance Printing: Electric City Printing Company of Anderson. McKinney. Vern Verna. Scott Harke. Ben Hendricks. vs. Women's Basketball SC Special thanks to Sandy Kay and Steve Madden. Dave Lewis. C W. Pack. Rob Biggerstaff. Tom Additional Copies: Extra copies of this program are Canadian Olympic Team Shockley. Eddie Cliffe. Earle Martin. Pat Wright . Fred available at $4.00 a piece. Send checks (payable to Nov. 10. 7:00 Rolison. Mark Houde and Frank Alexander the Clemson Athletic Department) to Sports

Clemson Football '90 Turn IE(o)mmF(m

Clemson Wins Number 500 Two of the top six kickers in the nation will be on yards in 1 25 attempts, an average of 91 .7 yards Clemson became just the 30th member of the display. Clemson's Chris Gardocki is sixth in the per game.

500-club when it defeated Wake Forest in Win- nation in field goals per game, while North Williams needs 130 yards against North ston-Salem last Saturday. The Tigers now have Carolina's Clint Gwaltney is third with 18 field Carolina to average 96 yards per game, or an a 500-345-44 record in their 95 seasons of play goals in just eight contests. average that would match the name of his home- (counting games against competition at all levels). town. In addition to the hometown oddity, the 96 t\/lichigan State also joined the 500-club with a Harmon Sets Knockdown Block Record yards per game mark would put Williams in select win over Rutgers earlier this season. Maryland Clemson senior Eric Harmon became company. Only six players in Clemson history and Missouri both have 497 lifetime wins and are Clemson's career leader in knockdown blocks have averaged 96 yards a game or more over the

on the precipice. last Saturday when he accumulated nine against course of a season. Here is a list of Clemson's top Georgia Tech and North Carolina are the only Wake Forest. Harmon needed just three against single season rushing yards per game figures: other ACC teams to have already reached 500 Wake Forest, but had to wait until Sunday when

wins. The Yellow Jackets have 532 wins in 1 00 Clemson offensive coordinator Larry Van Der seasons, while the Tar Heels have 520 in 102 Heyden graded the film. Rk Player Year GP Yards Yds/G seasons. Harmon now has 55 knockdowns for the 1. Cliff Austin 1982 10 1064 106.4 Clemson has more wins in conference games season (tops on the Clemson team) and 252 for 2. Terrence Flagler 1986 12 1258 104.8 and overall games when making a comparison his career. He broke the record of 245, set by 3. Buddy Gore 1967 10 1045 104.5

between ACC teams since 1 953, the first year of John Phillips between 1985 and 1987. Harmon, 4. Kenny Flowers 1985 12 1200 100.0 ACC play. Clemson has 142 league wins, three a two-time ACC offensive lineman of the week 5. Terry Allen 1988 12 1192 99.3 more than Maryland. Clemson's 67.2 winning this year, graded 72 percent for his performance 6. Ray Yauger 1969 10 968 96.8

percentage in league games is way ahead of against Wake Forest and helped Clemson to 383 7. Ronald Williams 1990 8 734 91.7 Maryland's .623. In terms of overall wins since yards in total offense. 1953, Clemson has 238, 22 more than second- The native of New Jersey has started 44 place Maryland. games in his career, a Clemson record for an Clemson Defense Outstanding in Second Half

offensive lineman. In fact, Rodney Williams is the Clemson has been ranked in the top five in the

Resurgent Tar Heels Travel to Clemson only other Tiger in history with that many starts. nation in defense all season and ranked number- North Carolina might be the most improved Thus, if Harmon starts on Saturday against Nortti one this week. The Tigers have been especially team in the Southeast. The record speaks for Carolina, he will set a Tiger record for starts in a effective in the second half this season, an indi- itself as Mack Brown's club enters Death Valley career, regardless of position. He has missed cation of Clemson's depth, conditioning or an with a 5-2-1 ledger. Over the last two weeks the just one game, against Wake Forest last year. ability to make halftime adjustments.

Tar Heels have tied a top 1 5 Georgia Tech team, Ironically, he tied the career record for starts So far this season Clemson has allowed just

13-13, and rolled over Maryland, 34-10. against the only team he has missed a game in three offensive touchdown drives in 57 second- Offensive firepower has been the biggest his career. half possessions. Only one has been for more area of improvement for the Tar Heels, who were than 15 yards. Virginia's offense scored two 1-10 each of the last two seasons. Last season Ninety Six Native Nearing 96 'Yds/Game touchdowns on Clemson's defense in the third North Carolina was last in the ACC in total offense, Clemson's leading rusher, Ronald Williams, period, but one was just an eight-yard drive after rushing offense, passing offense and scoring is a native of Ninety Six, SC, one of the most a long punt return. Georgia Tech has the only offense. unusual names for a hometown for a Clemson fourth quarter TD by an opponent offense, and But, last week the Tar Heels gained over 500 football player in history. Williams has been that was just a 13-yard drive.

yards in total offense, including 312 yards in Clemson's leading rusher this year with 734 In other words, Clemson's defense has al-

passing. It has been a balanced attack that lowed only one TD by the opponent offense in the

features the passing of Todd Burnett, a junior, fourth period in 29 opponent possessions. . . and who has completed 52 percent of his passes for that one touchdown drive was just 13 yards. No

1 140 yards. He has thrown just five intercep- Clemson opponent has started a drive in their tions in 174 attempts and has become more own territory and driven for a touchdown in the and more adept at running the offense. fourth period against the Tigers this season.

His favorite receiver is Corey Holliday, a 6- 2 freshman who has 20 catches for 365 yards. Clemson Boasts Number-One Ranked De- He and Clemson's Terry Smith, another fresh- fense

man, will have quite an individual battle in the Clemson enters its 10th game of the season receiving corps this week. The top rusher for ranked first in the nation in total defense. The North Carolina is freshman Natrone Means with Tigers have allowed an average of 21 5.9 yards 470 yards. Junior Eric Blount has gained 325 per game rushing and passing this year, the yards, giving North Carolina depth at running best figure in the nation. No Clemson team has

back it has not seen in four years. ever won the national total defense title. The

Defensively, Dwight Hollier is among the best previous total defense finish was third by

league leaders in tackles with 1 03, including six the 1 954 team that allowed opponents just 1 76 behind the line of schmmage. Only one North yards per game. Carolina opponent in the last five games has Clemson also ranks third in the nation in

scored at least 1 5 points against the Tar Heels rushing defense, third in scoring defense and and the play of Tommy Thigpen has been a ninth in passing efficiency defense. No Clemson reason, as the inside backer has 76 tackles. team has ever finished in the top 10 in the

Eric Gash is the leader of the outside lineback- country in all four defensive categories. Last

ers with 53 tackles, while Jonathan Perry has year's team was the first Clemson club to rank

six sacks to tie Thigpen for the team lead. Williams needs 1 30 yards rushing to reach his in the top 25 in all four areas in the same If you see both coaches playing for a field hometown average. season.

goal down the stretch it will be understandable.

2 Clemson Football '90

I Clemson meets North Carolina. Hoover has been nent offense to score a touchdown in Death

Clemson's trainer since the 1 959 season. He has Valley this year. The only opponent touchdown

never missed a Clemson football game and is came on a kickoff return by Duke on September nearing the end of his 32nd season supervising 30. Additionally, opponents are averaging just the Tigers training needs. 131 .75 yards per game in total offense against

Hoover is a member of the Clemson Hall of Clemson in Death Valley this season, Fame and, in 1987 won the South Carolina Hall

of Fame Distinguished Service Award. He is also McDaniel Most Consistent a member of the National Trainers Hall of Fame. Clemson inside linebacker Ed McDaniel is the leading tackier on the number-one defense in the Clemson 4-0 at Home This Year nation. The junior from Batesburg, SC had 10 Clemson has a 4-0 record at home so far this tackles in the victory over Wake Forest to lead the

year with contests against North Carolina and Tigers for the fourth straight game. It was his South Carolina remaining. Clemson hopes to win fourth consecutive double figure tackle effort and

both of those November contests to close out its his fifth double figure game of the season.

first perfect season at home since 1 981 , the year McDaniel now has 78 tackles for the season, Clemson won the national championship. Since 15 more than any other Tiger defensive player. that year the Tigers have had at least a loss or a McDaniel also has 10 tackles for loss for the tie every year. season to rank second on the Clemson team, and

Clemson has had 1 1 perfect seasons at home he also leads the team in caused fumbles with since Death Valley opened in 1942, but the three. McDaniel had only seven tackles for loss Tigers have had just two in the last 16 years. in his career entering this season, but he has had

Clemson has been dominant at home so far 1 this season as he has been used as a blitzing this season, outscoring the opposition 167-10, linebacker more this year. Clemson's defense has not allowed the oppo-

Statistically Speaking

McDaniel has led Clemson's #1 ranked de- 1990 Clemson Stats (7-2) 1990 North Carolina Stats (5-2-1) Rushing IC Yds Avg LG Rushing Yds Avg TP LQ fense in tackles four straight games. IB IC Ronald Williams 125 734 5.87 7 51 Natrone Means 101 470 4.7 7 33

Rudy Harris 61 271 4.44 1 30 Eric Blount 84 325 3.9 2 46

Clemson's Second Half Dominance D. Withierspoon 42 261 6.21 1 81 Mike Faulkerson 46 156 3.4 1 12 Clemson has improved its offensive produc- D. Cameron 88 243 2,76 4 25 Michael Watkins 34 132 3.9 22

tion in tfie second half of every game this year. In Howard Hall 42 221 4.51 2 24 Malcolm Marshall 42 123 2£ 2 IQ CLEMSON 506 2331 4.61 20 81 1338 3.5 12 other words. Clemson has had a higher total UNC 386 46 Opponents 306 666 2,18 4 60 Opponents 317 840 2.6 2 44 offense figure for the second half as opposed to

the first half in nine straight games. Clemson Passing Cmp M Int Yds TP Passing Cmp All Int Yds TP kS Ed opponents have gained more yards in the second D. Cameron 73 153 a aiz 5 se Ml Todd Burnett 90 174 5 1140 4 Z2 ^ half in just two of the first nine games. One of CLEMSON 79 168 3 1024 5 56 .470 UNC 92 182 5 1188 4 72 .505 those improvements was by Appalachian State, Opponents 120 247 12 1277 5 60 .486 Opponents 132 284 13 1629 10 76 ,465 who had 52 yards in the first half and 71 in the second. Receiving Rec Yds Avg IB US Receiving Rec Yds Avg IB kS Terry Smith 29 400 13.79 2 34 Corey Holliday 20 365 18 3 1 57 Clemson opponents have averaged just 80.4 Doug Thomas 14 234 16.71 37 Julius Reese 18 205 1 1 .4 42 yards per game in the second half this year, while Larry Ryans 11 101 9.18 1 40 Natrone Means 13 169 13.0 1 72 the Tigers have averaged 230 yards per game in Stacy Fields . 10 100 10.0 16 Michael Watkins 10 103 10.3 24 the second half. That is an average total offense Rudy Harris 4 2 17 Eric Blount & 51 M Q IS margin in Clemson's favor of 1 50 yards per game. CLEMSON 79 1024 12.96 5 56 UNC 92 1188 12.9 4 72 Opponents 120 1277 10.64 5 60 Opponents 132 1629 12.3 10 76 It has been especially amazing in terms of rushing offense. Clemson has averaged 169 Tackles Nfi Tackles Ne Tackles Nfi Tackles Nfi yards per game on the ground in the second half Ed McDaniel 78 Ashley Sheppard 37 Dwight Hollier 103 Jon Perry 43 this year, while opponents have averaged just Rob Bodine 63 Kenzil Jackson 36 Tommy Thigpen 76 Cookie Massey 41 30.4 yards per game on the ground in the second Doug Brewster 59 Levon Kirkland 36 Eric Gash 53 Roy Barker 38

half. Virginia (1 51 ) is the only team to gain over Vance Hammond 52 C. McGlockton 35 Bernard Timmons 48 Bracey Walker 34 55 yards on the ground in the second half. Five Robert O'Neal 43 Wayne Simmons 31 Rondell Jones 47 Dennis Tripp 33 teams have failed to gain as much as 15 yards 1990 Clemson Schedule 1990 North Carolina Schedule rushing in the second half against Clemson this Date Site Opponent Scpre Date Site Opponent Score year. Georgia gained just six yards, Appalachian Sept 1 H Long Beach St. 59-0 Sept. 1 H Miami (OH) 34-0 Last week. Wake Forest had just State just one. Sept 8 A Virginia 7-20 Sept. 8 A South Carolina 5-27 half. 1 1 yards rushing in the second Sept. 15 N1 Maryland 18-17 Sept. 15 H UConn. 48-21 Six of Clemson's first nine opponents have Sept. 22 H Appalachian St, 48-0 Sept 22 H Kentucky 16-13 failed to gam 100 yards in total offense against Sept. 29 H Duke 26-7 Sept. 29 H N.C. State 9-12 Oct. 6 H Georgia 34-3 Oct. 6 A Forest 31-24 Clemson in the second half. Wake Oct. 13 A Georgia Tech 19-21 Oct. 20 H Georgia Tech 13-13 Oct 20 A N.C State 24-17 Oct. 27 H Maryland 34-10 Hoover Will Work 350th Straight Game Oct. 27 A Wakt Forest 24-6 Nov 3 A Clemson 12:10 Trainer and Assistant Athletic Clemson Head Nov. 3 H North Carolina 12:10 Nov. 10 H Virginia 12:10 straight Director Fred Hoover will work his 350th Nov. 17 H South Carolina 1;00 Nov 17 A Duke 12:10 Clemson football game this Saturday when N1 at Baltimore Memorial Stadium

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one of the most underrated players "Do you not know that in a race all the runners on the team and perhaps even in run. but only one gets the prize ? Run in such the nation. He currently ranks in a way as to get the prize. Everyone who the top-10 in Clemson history in competes in the games goes into strict train- passes broken up after leading the ing. They do it to get a crown that will not last: team with 14 in 1989. His blazing but we do it to get a crown that will last 4.32 speed in the 40-yard dash has " forever. I Cor. 9:24-25 m caught the eye of pro scouts and has often frustrated Clemson's op- Jerome Henderson may not be the biggest ponents. In fact, in Pro Football player on the Clemson team. In fact at 5-10,1 87- Weekly's Pro Prospect Preview, pounds, he and his fellow defensive backs are Henderson was called one of the dwarfed when they stand next to the likes of two most underrated cornerbacks Chester McGlockton and Vance Hammond in the in the nation. Out of all the pro defensive huddle. He may not be the most well prospects in the nation, Henderson known player on the team, or even in the defen- was ranked third at his position. sive secondary, even though he broke up more "Henderson can run and cover and in 4' passes last season than his counterparts the is the most flexible athlete at backfield who won all-conference honors, and he Clemson," touted the publication. is currently the 1 team-leader in that category. 990 "Jerome Henderson and Dexter And he is definitely not the most talkative Clemson Davis could be the finest set of player, refusing most of the time to even do corners in the conference. Nobody interviews because of his shyness. But when it talks about Henderson . . .except the comes to respect from his teammates. Jerome pro scouts." Henderson may lead the Clemson team because When it comes to competition of his strong faith in Jesus Chnst and his com- on the field of play and the struggles mitment to living a Christian life. of daily life. Henderson hasclaimed The other players call him "Reverend" or I Corinthians 9:24-25 as his theme. Rev." And when he and fellow defensive backs "That verse says so much to me Arlington Nunn and Mitch Belton moved into an because its telling me that when- off-campus apartment at the beginning of this ever I go out on the field. I'm sup- semester, his teammates wittingly named the posed to give it all I've got to win. new residence "Three Men and a Bible." But Henderson led the Tigers in PBUs last year and Is among I'm supposed to run and compete Jerome Henderson takes all of that playful ribbing the league leaders in 1990. in such a way as to win. I'm as a compliment. "It'stoughto live a Christian life commanded to sell out and give it in this world sometimes, but if you're going to say all I have, on the football field and in you're something around the guys on the team, every aspect of my life. I'm not you better do what you say or you will never hear doing it for the things of the world, but for a higher up to that challenge. If God has other plans for the end of it. When they call me 'Reverend.' that purpose. I tried to do things the world's way and me. I know that I won't be playing professional

holds me accountable in a way. I know I'm not I tried and I tried and I tried, but I kept coming up football. I also think I would like to get into

I in life. perfect. If I was. wouldn't need Christ my short every time. I kept coming up empty. Even coaching someday because of the influence The guys on the team encourage me more than my best efforts on my own were a failing effort. coaches have had on my life. I have played they know because they won't let me slip." Now, I have the satisfaction of knowing that even under two great defensive back coaches at Because of his strong beliefs and his gentle while I'm far from perfect. I'm changing every day. Clemson and I learned a lot from both of them. I spirit, some people might expect Henderson to It's not an overnight change. It's a slow, lifelong also had two great coaches influence my life in be less of a player, perhaps not as tough and process. I will never be completely conformed to high school. I had always thought about going ferocious as an athlete should be. But in fact. Christ's image, but if I allow him to work through into the service or maybe going to college but my Henderson feels that it is his faith that makes him me. I will continue to get better and improve." parents would have to pay for it. I never imagined the player he is. "I think people are completely Selling out to Christ has not made life a bed of playing college football, but Coach David Moody wrong about a Christian not being tough," he roses for Henderson. In fact, just recently, his and Coach George Conger came in and really says. "If you look at the life that Christ led. you father was diagnosed with prostrate cancer and challenged me. They saw something in me that can't tell me that He was not a tough man. The just finished undergoing radiation treatment. "My a lot of other people didn't see. They had more things that He went through and the things that family is a great inspiration to me." says Henderson faith in me than I had in myself. I would like to He did. ..there's no way the average man could quietly. "Prostrate cancer is curable in most have that kind of positive influence on someone suffer those things. A Christian's goal is to " cases if they catch it in ti me , so we are just praying else one day.

conform to Chnst and if I was conformed to His that they caught my dad's. But it has been tough. Jerome Henderson does not have to wait for

image, there's no telling what I could accomplish Early in the season, it really effected my attitude the future to have a positive influence on the lives

on the football field because I wouldn't let any- and my play. I have been dealing with a lot of others. He frequently speaks to church groups

thing come between me and my goals. I would be because its the kind of thing you never think will and school groups, overcoming his shyness to

fearless person. I wouldn't fear emotional harm a happen to your family. But Christ doesn't promise speak boldly about his faith. And his play on the

or physical harm. I would always play hard and an easy life. He promises an abundant life. I can field and his unswerving faith have made him a

give best, just like He did. If I was always my go to sleep at night and not worry about my Dad positive influence on his teammates and most totally conformed to Him. those things would be or about anything, I have peace about how things people who come in contact with him. with in is what I constantly struggle order. That will turn out." and strive for." Henderson hopes that the way things turn out Henderson's striving has paid off for him and will include a shot at professional football. "I hope for the Tigers on the field, even though he may be I get the chance and if I do get the chance, that I'm

Clemson Football '90 5

" gton Nunn

Arlington Nunn may not have won many get the job done in other ways." awards for his accomplishments on the football Although the cast may have hampered his field, but his play during his Clemson career has ability to intercept the ball or wrap up on tackles,

been consistent and his statistics impressive. In it has not done anything to decrease the reputation a defense that boasts linebackers who have been of being a hard hitter that has carried over since

dubbed the nation's best, the unheralded Nunn is his high school playing days at Dunedin High a key member of the Tiger secondary that has School in Clearwater, FL, when he recorded 85

also been impressive, as the Tigers' rank in the tackles and two interceptions his senior year

top 10 nationally in passing efficiency defense despite teams running away from his cornerback

week after week. Off the field, his hard work in the position. "How did I get a reputation tor being a

classroom has earned him a reputation for being hard hitter'^* I guess I just used to hit people hard!

one of the scholastic leaders of the Clemson I just back-pedal then when they come my way

team. The unheralded Nunn has definitely lived and I rack 'em up." A smile begins to creep into

up to a simple self-description throughout his Nunn's face as he continues. "I play football with

career at Clemson. "I want to be known on the reckless abandon. When I play football, I'm hell field and off the field as somebody who gets the bent for leather and I'm tougher than blue-twisted

job done and strives for excellence in all aspects steel!"

of my life. The Tiger secondary may be one of the most On the football field, Nunn has definitely gotten underrated in the nation, despite ranking in the the job done. He got his senior season off to a top-1 nationally in passing efficiency all season. The Academic AII-ACC performer is one of great start when he scored the Tigers' first 'With our linebackers, its hard for any other Clemson's top tacklers. touchdown of 1990, picking off a Long Beach position to get publicity," says Nunn. "Those boys

State pass and carrying it 55-yards for a Clemson are so good, they deserve it. But I don't think that

score. He leads the Tiger secondary in tackles for people realize that sometimes it is in our game loss this season and was also the leader in that plan to let the other team catch the ball short. But Gary Wade, the Tigers' head strength coach

category in 1 989. He also has more quarterback when they catch it, our job is to make them pay for and former head strength coach of the Detroit

pressures than anyone else in the Clemson de- It. I never expected to be a superstar. I just want Lions, applauds Nunn's work. ""Arlington is one of fensive backfield and has even caused a fumble to get the job done." the strongest defensive backs we have ever had

in 1990. And even though he ranks second Getting the job done at the roverback position at Clemson and one of the strongest I have

among Tiger DBs in total tackles, he has played IS not always easy, as Nunn is the first to tell . "You worked with anywhere. His bench press of 370

most of this season in a cast due to an injured have to be so many things rolled into one to play pounds is phenomenal for a man of that size. He

thumb on his right hand. my position," he says. "You have to be able to hit is also a tremendous example for the younger

"It's hard when you're out there and you can't like an inside linebacker. You have to be able to players, especially the young defensive backs. do your best on every play," Nunn says. "This play a tight end like an outside linebacker. You He takes pride in his work in the weight room and

cast really slows me down sometimes. When I try have to be able to cover like a cornerback. And knows that working hard with the weights will

to make a tackle and wrap people up, I can't. It you have to catch the ball like a receiver. And increase his playing ability. He came in with great bothers me because people way up in the top of sometimes, you have to be half-crazy to take on work habits and has always done a tremendous

the stadium can't see that I have this cast on. All some of the people we take on. I remember when job for us."

they can see is that I'm missing a tackle or we played West Virginia in the Gator Bowl last Finally, Nunn has gotten the job done in the

dropping a ball. It gets aggravating. But I have year, I had to go up against a tight end named classroom. He was one of four Tigers to be

- just had to keep doing the best I can do and try to Adrian Moss. He was huge the biggest tight end named to the Atlantic Coast Conference all-

I have ever seen in my life, and here I am having academ'c football team for 1989. He earned a to deal with his blocks. You have to be pretty 3.14 grade point average in marketing for the

versatile to get the job done at my position." 1989-90 academic year and is scheduled to

"Art may not be the best on the team at doing graduate on time next spring. "It's not easy to any one of those things he has to do," says study and make good grades when you play cornerback Jerome Henderson, "but he is the football," says Nunn. "You have to learn to juggle best on the team at being able to do all of those your time in order to do a good job on the field and things. He has to work on so many aspects of the in the classroom. I've had a tough time this

game, but he always seems to get the job done." semester because I haven't been able to write Another place where Nunn has gotten the job much with the cast on my hand, but I'm getting the

done is in the Tiger strength training room. His job done. When it comes down to it, its more 370-pound bench press mark leads all Clemson important for me to do well in the classroom than

defensive backs and his other strength stats are on the football field. I just try to do well in both also among the best m the defensive secondary. places."

Nunn has taken pnde in his strength training and Nunn is definitely on the road to fulfulling his

It has shown in his ability to hit much harder than self-description of achieving excellence in all

his 5-10, 190-pound frame would suggest. aspects of his life. He hopes that as his Clemson

" I'm not the fastest defensive back out there career comes to a close, the Tigers will be invited

by any means," says Nunn. "So I just say to to a fifth consecutive post-season bowl. He also

myself that since I'm not fast, I might as well be hopes that his senior class will become the strong. Strength makes up for a lot of things and winningest class in the history of the Atlantic

I think working hard in the weight room has Coast Conference and that the Tigers will once definitely made me a better player. That was again finish the season with a 10-2 record. And celebrates after his 55-yard intercep- Nunn I something learned in high school and it has just if all of those things do come true for the 1990 against Long Beach State, tion return for a ID earned over. I take pnde in it. It might not always Clemson squad, much of the credit can go to

Clemson's first score of the season. be fun, but it's a job I have to get done." Arlington Nunn for simply getting the job done.

Clemson Football '90 7

mi Max Lennon

In the four years Max Lennon has been environmental sciences, to be ttie focus of a sity.

president of Clemson, the university has be- $10 million research initiative launched by Lennon is a native of Columbus County,

come one of the nation's top 100 research the university in 1990. Lennon also sees N.C., and earned his bachelor's degree and

universities (according to the National Sci- potential for national leadership in innovative doctorate from N. C. State.

ence Foundation), launched its largest fund- public-service programs, such as those in

raising campaign ever, and entered its sec- agriculture, engineering and other disciplines ond century. But no single event during his that enabled Clemson to help South Carolina administration may have been more impor- recover from the devastation of Hurricane tant than this year's emphasis on strategic Hugo. "Our goal is to become planning. "Our goal is to become the model among At Lennon's directive, during the past year land-grant universities by providing educa- the model among land- Clemson faculty, staff and administrators tion with relevance," he said.

have developed a blueprint for Clemson's " As a land grant college, we have an grant universities by future. As a result, Clemson enters the obligation to rural development and to help providing education 1 990's better prepared than ever to serve the eliminate the pockets of poverty and illiteracy

state's needs as South Carolina's land-grant that remain in this state. Education is the with relevance." university. answer, and we have an obligation to make

The strategic plan calls for increased em- education accessible to all people." phasis on undergraduate education, the en- Lennon came to Clemson from The Ohio

vironment, advanced materials, and bio- State University, where he had been the vice- The Clemson president has been active in technology—areas Lennon considers critical president for agricultural administration and a number of civic and professional groups, to the state's future. executive dean for agriculture, home eco- ranging from his local Rotary Club and the "There is an urgent need to develop a nomics and natural resources. Lennon was South Carolina Research Authority to the

campus consensus about university priori- also on the Ohio State Faculty Senate and Board of Directors of EARTH in Costa Rica ties, and that's been the goal of our academic was co-chairman of the Governor's Commis- which aims through education and invest-

" strategic planning process, Lennon said. sion on Agriculture. ments aims to improve third world agricul- "This year-long, faculty-driven process has Previously, he had served as dean of the ture.

defined four areas where we should devote College of Agriculture, and as director of the In the fall of 1987, Lennon was named to greater resources, because they are areas in Agriculture Experiment Station at the Uni- the board of trustees of the Farm Foundation, which we are convinced we can be a leader." versity of Missouri, and as associate dean a national organization devoted to improving Evidence of the potential for leadership in and director of research in the College of research and education to benefit rural ar-

the 1 990s already is emerging, particularly in Agricultural Sciences at Texas Tech Univer- eas. He will serve a four-year term as the university representative on the board, which also includes farmers, legislators and ex- ecutives of leading agricultural industries.

Lennon was appointed in 1988 to the U. S. Department of Agriculture's Policy Advisory Committee for Science and Education Research Grants Program by Secretary of Agriculture Richard E. Lyng, and was a keynote speaker at the AgBio-

tech 88 international conference in Wash- ington.

Last year Lennon was appointed to chair a committee of top administrators

and federal officials from 1 1 universities across the nation to work with congress on legislation relating to foreign assis- tance and international development. The

committee is a project of the National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges.

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

Ray (28), and Robin (25).

Under Lennon's leadership, Clemson has become one of the nation's top 100 research universities.

Clemson Football '90 9 Facing challenges head on: that might be Broyles, Jess Neely, and John Heisman. in the finer points of the game. It is one reason

Ken Hatfield's most significant asset. It has The native of Helena, Arkansas, played in he was named the third best teaching coach

helped him in all walks of life, but especially two bowl games with the Razorbacks, in college football by Inside Sports Maga-

when it comes to football. coached in seven post-season games as an zine last summer. Hatfield began his coach- As a player, he helped Arkansas face assistant and has been the head coach in ing career immediately after graduation. In

every challenge in 1964, when the Razor- eight bowls. Five times he has coached a the fall of 1965, he served as an assistant

backs had an 11-0 season and won the team to a top 1 5 final ranking in the AP poll, coach at Helena-West Helena High School in

national title. As an assistant coach at Ten- and he played on two other top 1 5 teams. Arkansas. In 1 966, he moved to West Point, nessee and Florida, he moulded countless Hatfield-coached clubs have excelled of- where he served as freshman coach for two

players into top-notch athletes who com- fensively and defensively, but they have seasons. His 1 967 club posted a 9-0 record. peted for Southeastern Conference titles, been particularly successful in rushing of- After the two-year stint at Army, he served

played in seven bowl games in a 10-year fense and defense. Each of his last eight as an assistant coach at Tennessee for three

period, and ranked in the final top-20 five teams have finished in the top 20 nationally in years (1968-70). The Volunteers went to

times. rushing offense, including five top 10 fin- post-season bowls all three seasons (includ-

As a head coach, he took a dormant Air ishes. His 1 983 Air Force team was second ing two major bowls), won a conference title

Force program to a number-1 3 na- and ranked in the final top 20 of the

tional ranking and a pair of bowl AP poll all three seasons, including

wins. He continued to meet the a number-four ranking in 1 970.

challenges at Arkansas, his alma In 1 971 , Hatfield began aseven-

mater, guiding the Razorbacks to year stint at the University of Flor- back-to-back Southwest Confer- ida, spending four seasons as a

ence titles, something that had not defensive backfield coach and been done at Arkansas since Hat- three as an offensive backfield

field was a player. mentor. Florida played in four bowl And now he faces another chal- games during his career in

lenge at Clemson. His charge is to Gainesville and two more Gator

continue Clemson's contemporary teams finished in the AP top 20,

excellence (only Nebraska and Mi- including the 1 974 team that played

ami had fewer losses in the decade Nebraska in the Sugar Bowl.

of the eighties). But if Hatfield's Hatfield became offensive coor- track record for meeting challenges dinator at the Air Force Academy

is any indication, Clemson football under current New York Giants

is in good hands entering the Head Coach Bill Parcells in 1 978. A 1990s. year later, Parcells was wooed to That track record has included the Big Apple and Hatfield became eight straight trips to post-season the Falcons' head coach. The Air bowls, including major bowl ap- Force program had not had a win-

pearances in three of the last four ning season since 1973. But by his

years. Hatfield is one of just four fourth season, Hatfield had an active coaches to take a team to a eight-game winner, led Air Force to

bowl each of the last eight years. its first-ever victory over Notre

He is in noteworthy company as the Dame, and had taken the Falcons other members of that exclusive to a post-season bowl for the first club are Tom Osborne (Nebraska), time since 1971. Hatfield hopes to bring a team to a bowl game for the ninth Pat Dye (Auburn) and Bobby Bow- In 1983, Hatfield was named straight year. Only three other active coaches have a chance den (Florida State). national Coach-of-the-Year by the to accomplish that feat in 1990. Hatfield has an overall record of Football Coaches Association

82-48-2 (.629), but he has won 77 percent of in the nation in rushing. (Bobby Dodd Award) after leading Air Force his games over the last seven seasons (65- Two of his last four Arkansas teams fin- to a 10-2 season that included wins over

19-1). At Arkansas, he posted a record of 55- ished in the top three in the country in turn- Notre Dame, Navy and a bowl victory over

17-1 over six seasons, a .760 winning per- over margin, including his 1988 team that Mississippi. It was the Academy's first-ever

centage. That percentage is second best in was first in the nation (Clemson was second win over Notre Dame in South Bend. Southwest Conference history as only that same year). Defensively, his clubs have The next year, Hatfield succeeded Lou

Darrell Royal (Texas 1957-76) had a better finished in the top 15 in the nation in rushing Holtz at Arkansas, where he would take his percentage. Hatfield's SWC winning per- defense five of the last six years. alma mater to 55 wins in six seasons, six bowl

centage was higher than 1 1 former SWC The 46-year-old Hatfield has coached in appearances and four final top-1 5 rankings.

coaches who are in the College Football Hall three major conferences and with independ- His 1 985 club finished with a 1 0-2 mark and of Fame, including Bear Bryant, Frank ent schools, giving him a diverse background number-1 2 national ranking, the Razor-

10 Clemson Football '90 These statements were certainly watch- yards with a punt return for a touchdown in

words for Hatfield as a player and these Arkansas' thrilling 14-13 victory. It was the

experiences have helped hinn in his relation- key victory in the Razorbacks' championship ship with his players. Hatfield played for season. Altogether, Hatfield scored five TDs three years at Arkansas (1962-64) and he via punt returns in his career, including an was a starter on the National Championship Arkansas record 95-yard return against

team of 1 964. A defensive back by trade, he Tulsa in 1963. earned his fame as the nation's top punt An accounting major who earned his di-

in 1 returner in 1 963 and 1 964. He also finished ploma the spring of 965. Hatfield was an

as the runner-up as a sophomore and is still Academic Ail-American in 1 964 and was the

the only college football player to finish in the recipient of the Swartz Award, presented

top two in the nation in punt returns three annually to the top student-athlete at Arkan- straight seasons. sas. The 1964 Ail-SWC selection was in- His most memorable play took place ducted into the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame

in 81 in 1989. Hatlield teams have won 77 percent of their against Texas 1964 when he raced games the last seven years.

backs' first Top 20 finish since 1982. Four times the Razorbacks rallied from fourth YEAR BY YEAR WITH KEN HATFIELD quarter deficits to gain victory. The 1986 campaign was another year of Varsity Final success with highlight victories over a nation- Year School Record AP-UPI Status Bowl/Opponent ally ranked Texas A&M club and the Razor- 1962 Arkansas 9-2 6-6 Player Sugar vs. Mississippi

backs' first win in 20 years at Texas. Arkan- 1963 Arkansas O O Player * 11-0 2-2 Player Cotton vs. Nebraska sas advanced to the Orange Bowl and fin- 1964 Arkansas — ished 1 5th in the final AP poll. 1965 W. Helena HS Asst. Coach 7-3 Arkansas won the 1 988 and 1 989 South- 1966 Army Fresh. Coach west Conference Championship and the 1967 Army 8-2 Fresh. Coach Razorbacks never finished lower than sec- 1968 Tennessee 1 3-7 Asst. Coach Cotton vs. Texas * ond in his six years at Fayetteville. He was 1969 Tennessee 9-2 15-11 Asst. Coach Gator vs. Florida named Southwest Conference Coach-of- 1970 Tennessee 11-1 4-4 Asst. Coach Sugar vs. Air Force 4-7 the-Year in 1 988 as he took the Razorbacks 1971 Florida Asst. Coach 5-5-1 to the league title and a 1 0-0 start. Miami (FL) 1972 Florida Asst. Coach 7-5 Asst. vs. defeated Arkansas 1 8- 1 6 in the Orange Bowl 1973 Florida NR-20 Coach Tangerine Miami, OH 8-4 15-12 to stop the streak. Seven players off the 1 988 1974 Florida Asst. Coach Sugar vs. Nebraska 9-3 club (all recruited by Hatfield) were drafted by 1975 Florida Asst. Coach Gator vs. Maryland the NFL, an Arkansas single draft record. 1976 Florida 8-4 Asst. Coach Sun vs. Texas A&M 6-4-1 After last season's 10-2 ledger and sec- 1977 Florida Asst. Coach ond straight SWC championship, Hatfield 1978 Air Force 3-8 Offensive Coor. was named Southwest Conference Coach- 1979 Air Force 3-8 Head Coach of-the-Decade by the Houston Post. In- 1980 Air Force 2-9-1 Head Coach 4-7 cluded in the victories was a triumph over a 1981 Air Force Head Coach top-15 Houston team and Heisman Trophy 1982 Air Force 8-5 Head Coach Hall of Fame vs. Vanderbilt winner Andre Ware. 1983 Air Force 10-2 13-15 Head Coach Independence vs. Miss. Hatfield has also had success off the field. 1984 Arkansas 7-4-1 Head Coach Liberty vs. Auburn A recent release by the CFA cited his 1989 1985 Arkansas 10-2 12-12 Head Coach Arkansas class for excellence in terms of 1986 Arkansas 9-3 15-16 Head Coach Orange vs. Oklahoma graduation rate (over 75 percent), one of the 1987 Arkansas 9-4 Head Coach Liberty vs. Georgia * Arkansas 10-2 12-13 Head Coach Cotton vs. top 1 figures in the nation. 1988 UCLA * 10-2 13-13 'Football is a part of a young man's edu- 1989 Arkansas Head Coach Cotton vs. Tennessee cation. He learns about himself by playing Head Coaching Record - Air Force 27-31-1 .466 5 years football," states Hatfield. "It gives him a Arkansas 55-17-1 .760 6 years perspective of how to handle defeat as well Total 82-48-2 .629 1 1 years as victory. Our success at Clemson will be

reflected in the lives of our players after they leave Clemson University. We want to help make them the best people they can be. We want to maximize their potential. That is our challenge."

Clemson Football '90 11 The success of The CaniiJaign for Clemson depends on your annual gifts.

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^ Toro.. ..your source for automatic irrigatiori and sprinkler systems. Irrigation Divis^ WALLY AKE is responsible for coaching ranks. He rushed for 1 ,1 05 career yards and nine touchdowns Tiger inside linebackers, the same position with the Gators before spending three seasons with the Dallas

he held at Arkansas in 1989. Ake also spent Cowboys, where he was a member of the 1 977 and 1 978 Super several years coaching the Razorback de- Bowl teams. Statistically with the Cowboys, Brinson rushed for fensive line (1984-88), and was the defen- 124 yards on 26 attempts and gaining 502 yards on 23 kickoff

sive line coach at Air Force for three sea- returns. Brinson also spent two years (1 980-81 ) with the Seattle

sons ( 1 981 -83) . He spent the 1 980 season Seahawks before a knee injury ended his playing career. He

as a graduate assistant coach at Arkansas earned his bachelor's degree in physical education from Florida

where he worked with tight ends and he was the linebacker in 1 983. Brinson has participated in 1 3 different bowl games as

coach atWilliam& Mary in 1979. The Hawthorne, VA native was either a player or coach and Arkansas ranked in the top-20 in the

a three-year letterman in football at William & Mary and won all- nation in rushing all six years he served as an assistant. conference honors as a junior and second-team honors during his senior season. He has coached three All-America players, Wayne Martin (DE, Arkansas), Tony Cherico (NG, Arkansas), LES HERRIN is in the second season of his and Chris Funk (DT, Air Force), and has coached one or more all- second stint with the Clemson program conference players each year of his coaching career. Arkansas

after coaching at North Carolina ( 1 988) and ranked fourth in the nation in rushing defense in 1 988, seventh in East Carolina (1985-87). Responsible for 1 987, 1 3th in 1 985, and 1 4th in 1 984, seasons in which Ake was coaching the defensive line and recruiting the defensive line coach. Responsible for recruiting Maryland, in South Carolina, Georgia and Florida, Virginia, parts of Georgia and Texas, and the Washington, D.C. Herrin was the Tiger inside linebacker areas, Ake earned his bachelor's degree in physical education coach from 1981-84. Before coming to from William & Mary in 1 972. Clemson for the 1981 national championship season, Herrin also spent a year as the defensive coordinator at Appalachian State (1980). A Waycross, GA, native, Herrin earned his LARRY BECKMAN works with the Tiger bachelor's and master's degree from Western Carolina where he offensive line, concentrating mainly on the was a four-year letterman in football and a team captain. During tackles and centers after spending six his first two years at Clemson, the Tigers ranked in the top 1 in years as the offensive line coach at Arkan- scoring and rushing defense. Herrin also coached ACC MVP

sas ( 1 984-89) . He also spent several years Jeff Davis, who went on to be captain of the Tampa Bay Bucs and at Air Force, where he was the offensive line 1989 All-Pro Johnny Rembert of the New England Patriots. coach from 1981-83 and worked with the Clemson ranked in the top-1 in scoring and rushing defense his tight ends and special teams in 1 980. Previ- first two years at Clemson and last season ranked fifth in the ous to his stint at Air Force, Beckman was the offensive line nation in scoring, rushing and total defense. coach at East Tennessee State (1976-78) and worked at his alma mater, the University of Florida, as a junior varsity assistant

(1975) and as a graduate assistant in 1966. He was an all-

Florida defensive end in high school at Miami Edison and lettered

three years at offensive guard at Florida, where he was an All- ROGER HINSHAW is responsible for Southeastern Conference choice and an honorable mention All- coaching the Tigers' talented group of out-

American in 1 965. Beckman also served as captain of the 1 965 side linebackers, a position he previously

Gator squad. Since 1 982, he has coached in eight straight bowl held at Arkansas (1984-89) and Air Force

games and Arkansas ranked in the top-20 in the nation in rushing ( 1 983). Hinshaw also worked as the defen-

all six years he coached the offensive line. Beckman earned his sive coordinator at Livingston University

bachelor's degree in physical education from Florida in 1 966 and (1979-82) and as a graduate assistant at his master's in the same field in 1967. His recruiting territory Appalachian State (1974). Hinshaw

includes Alabama, and parts of Texas and Florida. earned his bachelor's degree in Health and Physical Education

from Appalachian State in 1974, where he played defensive back for the Mountaineers and led the team in interceptions as a senior. He coached Kerry Owens, currently with the Cleveland LARRY BRINSON, a former NFL player, is Browns, while at Arkansas, where the Razorbacks ranked in the in charge of the Tigers' young group of top 20 in the nation in rushing defense four of his six years. running backs as well as recruiting the Hinshaw's recruiting responsibilities include the state of Louisi- Atlanta, GA, and Miami, FL, areas, and ana, and parts of North Carolina and South Carolina. parts of Texas. The Miami, FL, native has spent the past six years as the running back coach at Arkansas (1984-89) and also spent a year working with that group at Air

Force (1 983). Brinson was a four-year letterman at the Univer- sity of Florida as a running back before entering the professional

14 Clemson Football '9C RICK STOCKSTILL is in his second sea- assistant coach there in 1964. He is a member of the all-time son with the Tigers after joining the Iowa State team, selected by former players and coaches, and

Clemson coaching staff in February of was a member of the Big Eight all-conference team and the

1 989. Stockstill came to Clemson from the captain of the baseball team in 1 961 . He also won the Reuben University of Central Florida, where he Miller Award for Most Valuable Player on and off the field at Iowa spent four years as assistant head coach State that same year. Van Der Heyden earned three letters in and wide receiver coach (1985-89). both football and baseball from Iowa State and received a

Stockstill's responsibilities at Clemson in- bachelor's degree in physical education (1962) and a master's clude coaching the Tiger quarterbacks and recruiting sections of degree in education (1968) from the same institution. He has South Carolina, Georgia and Florida. Prior to his stay at Central coached three All-America guards over the last seven years at

Florida. Stockstill spent two seasons as offensive coordinator Clemson and for a five-year period (1 983-87), one of his guards

and quarterback coach at Bethune-Cookman (1983-84). The was chosen AII-ACC. Clemson has ranked in the top-20 in the

Sidney, OH, native earned three letters in football from Florida nation in rushing offense six of the last seven years while Van Der State University, where he quarterbacked the Seminoles to Heyden has been the offensive line coach. His recruiting areas

consecutive Orange Bowl appearances after the 1 979 and 1 980 include South Carolina, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and seasons. Stockstill was also a 1980 and 1981 All-Southern Tennessee. Independent and All-Metro Conference performer for FSU. He received his bachelor's degree in physical education from RICHARD WILSON works with the Tiger

Florida State in 1982, where he was an honorable mention All- wide receivers in addition to recruiting the American. FSU was ranked sixth nationally in 1979 and fifth in Columbia and Charleston, SC, areas, parts

1980. In his first season with the Tiger coaching staff as of Texas, and all junior colleges. He comes

quarterbacks coach , Clemson set a school record for completion to Clemson after a year as the receiver percentage (60%). coach at Arkansas ( 1 989) and two seasons at The Citadel, where he worked with the wide receivers (1988) and the defensive BOB TROTT serves as the Tigers' defen- secondary (1987). He spent the 1986 season as a volunteer sive coordinator in addition to coaching the coach and head junior varsity coach at Missouri, where he defensive secondary. He spent the 1989 worked as a graduate assistant in 1 984 and 1 985. The Hope, season as the defensive coordinator at AR, native played one year at Central Arkansas forthe National Arkansas, where he was also the defensive Championship team and spent three years as a player at

back coach from 1984 to 1988. Prior to Arkansas, where he saw action in the secondary and on special working with the Razorbacks, Trott the was teams and played on the 1 980 Sugar Bowl team. He coached defensive back coach at Air Force for three two professional players while at Missouri, Eric McMillan (N.Y. seasons (1981-83), and worked with the Falcon outside line- Jets) and Robert Delphino (L.A. Rams) and Arkansas was 1 1 th

backers for three seasons (1 978-80). He was also a part-time in the nation in total offense his only year with the Razorbacks.

assistant coach at North Carolina in 1 976 and 1 977. Trott was a Wilson earned a bachelor's degree in education from Arkansas

three-year letterman at the University of North Carolina and won in 1981 and received a master's in sports management from

academic AII-ACC honors as a senior. He has coached five Missouri in 1985. professional players: Kevin Wyatt (Miami), Greg Lasker (N.Y. Giants), Steve Atwater (Denver), Anthony Cooney and Richard 1990 BOWL SCHEDULE

Brothers (Chicago). Ninety-five percent of the players he Date Bowl Site TV Time

coached at Arkansas received their degrees. Trott earned his Dec. 8 California Fresno, CA Spts. Ch. 3:30 pm

bachelor's degree in business from North Carolina in 1 976 and Dec 25 Eagle Aloha Honolulu, HI ABC 3;30 pm Dec 27 Liberty Memphis. TN ESPN 8;00 pm his master's in teaching in 1 982. He is responsible for recruiting Dec. 28 Ail-American Birmingham. AL ESPN 8;00 pm Tennessee, and areas in North Carolina and South Carolina. Dec, 29 Sea World Holiday San Diego, CA ESPN 8;00 pm Dec, 29 Sunshine Holiday. FL Raycom 8:00 pm Dec 29 Independence Shreveport, LA Mizlou 8:00 pm has been at LARRY VAN DER HEYDEN Dec 29 Freedom Anaheim, CA Raycom 5:00 pm Clemson longer than any other coach on Dec, 29 Peach Atlanta, GA ABC 12:30 pm the 1990 staff after joining the Tigers on Dec. 31 Copper Tucson, AZ TBS 5:00 pm Dec 31 Hancock El Paso, TX CBS 2:30 pm January 5, 1979. The Brazil, Iowa native Jan. 1 Federal Exp Orange Miami, FL NBC 8:00 pm coaches the offensive line and is in his first Jan. 1 USF&G Sugar New Orleans. LA ABC 7:30 pm the Tigers' offensive coordina- season as Jan. 1 Mazda Gator Jacksonville. FL ESPN 1 1 :30 am

tor. He came to Clemson after coaching at Jan. 1 Hall Of Fame Tampa. FL NBC 1 :00 pm

Jan. 1 Florida Citrus Orlando, FL ABC 1:30 pm Memphis State ( 1 975-78) . where he served Jan. 1 Mobil Cotton Dallas, TX CBS 1 :30 pm as offensive coordinator, Virginia (1974-75), East Carolina Jan. 1 Sunkist Fiesta Bowl Scottsdale, AZ NBC 4:30 pm University 968- ( 1 973-74), Indiana State ( 1 969-73), and Drake (1 Jan. 1 Rose Pasadena, CA ABC 2:00 pm 69). Van Der Heyden coached the defensive line at his alma Jan. 12 Mycal Japan Yokohama, Japan ESPN 10:00 pm Jan 19 Senior Mobile, AL ESPN 2:30 pm mater, Iowa State, from 1 965 to 1 967, and served as a graduate Jan 26 East-West Palo Altc.CA EXPN 4:00 pm

Clemson Football '90 15 Clemson's Alumni Center Isn't What It Used To Be- lt's Better!

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We also have a new mobile campus and on the road . . . Alumni Center. Our Alumni and we're looking for you. Alumni Center Association van is your Alumni Clemson Open "on the road" headquarters. Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. You'll f:nd the van at away Two hours before home football games football games, Clemson Club One hour after the conclusion of home football games Board of Trustees

Louis P. Batson Bill L. Amick Chairman Vice Chairman Greenville Batesburg

CLEMSON UNIVERSITY EXECUTIVE OFFICERS J. J. Britton Lawrence M. Gressette, Jr.

Dr. Max Lennon, President Sumter Columbia Dr. W. David Maxwell, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs

Maj. Gen. Hugh J. Clausen, Secretary of the Board of Trustees and Vice President for Administration Dr. Milton Wise, Vice Provost and Vice President for Agriculture and Natural Resources Mr. David R. Larson, Vice President for Business and Finance Dr. Gary Ransdell, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Dr. Jay E. Gogue, Vice President for Research) and Development Mr. Manning N. Lomax, Vice President for Student Affairs

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1 1 3. been provided at Gates 1 , 5 and 3 for the cated at Gates 1,5,8, and EMERGENCY CALLS: Emergency calls handicapped. are received in the Security Booth. The

TELEPHONE: Pay telephones are located emergency number is 656-2999. WILL - CALL: Should you have tickets at at the stadium ticket offices at Gates 1,5,9, the will-call window, you will find them at the 13, top decks.

ticket office at Gate 9. NOTE: The following items are prohibited in PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM: The public Memorial Stadium — umbrellas, folding Gates 4, 6 and 8 are closed prior to the address system is intended primarily for chairs, chaise lounges, food and beverage games and are opened for exit purposes spectators' information concerning the containers of any type, alcoholic bever- only. game. Please do not request the use of the ages, thermos jugs, and ice chests. public address system to make social con-

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basketball) and Cliff Ellis (men's basketball). FINAL CLEMSON RANKINGS Sport Rank Women's Cross Country 7th Football 12tti Golf 12th fy/len's Basketball 17th Women's Basketball 19th Men's Cross Country 21st Women's Tennis 21st Women's Swimming 23rd Men's Indoor Track 23rd Wrestling 29th Baseball 30th Women's Outdoor Track 33rd Women's Indoor Track 41st Men's Outdoor Track 46th Andy Johnston Chuck Kriese Larry Penley Women's Tennis Men's Tennis Golf 1989-90 RECORDS ACC Sport Record Pet. Finish Football 10-2 .833 3rd Volleyball 30-7 811 T2nd Men's Basketball 26-9 ,743 1st Women's Basketball 22-10 688 3rd Soccer 13-6-1 ,675 5th Women's Swimmmg 6-3 ,666 3rd Baseball 43-23 652 2nd Wrestling 10-6 .625 3rd Women's Tennis 15-9 .625 2nd Men's Swimming 5-4 .556 4th Men's Tennis 16-18 ,471 1st W Cross Country NA 2nd M Cross Country NA 2nd W Indoor Track NA 2nd M, Indoor Track NA 1st Bob Pollock Linda White Bill Wilhelm W, Outdoor Track NA 3rd Men's Track & Volleyball Baseball M Outdoor Track NA 1st Cross Country

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Just before Jess Neely left for Rice Univer- Howard says that the seeding of the grass A few years later, the name stuck. sity, he gave Clemson a message. "Don't ever few problems. "About 40 people and caused a On November 1 6, 1 974 the playing surface

let ttnem talk you into building a big stadium, I laid the sod on the field, " he says. 'After three was named Frank Howard Field for the legen- he said. "Put about 10,000 seats behind the weeks, on July 1 5, we had only gotten halfway dary coach because of his long service and

Y.M.C.A. That's all you'll ever need." through. I told them that it had taken us three dedication to the University.

weeks to get that far, and I would give them Instead of following Coach Neely's advice, Athletic Director Bobby Robinson says three more weeks' pay for however long it however, Clemson officials decided to build that f\/lemorial Stadium has many features the new stadium in a valley on the western part took. I also told them we would have 50 gallons which make it a top facility. "One thing that of campus. The place would take some clear- of ice cream when we got through." makes it so good is the number of sideline

ing- there were many trees, but luckily there "After that it took them three days to do the seats, " he says. "We don't think there is a bad were no hedges. rest of the field. Then we sat down in the seat in the house. middle of the field and ate up that whole 50 The crews went to work: clearing, cutting, "We also have outstanding dressing rooms, gallons." pouring, and forming. Finally, on September press facilities, and ample parking nearby. A

1 9, 1 942, Clemson f\/lemorial Stadium opened Howard says that on the day of the first unique feature of the stadium is the number of with the Tiger football team thrashing Presby- game in the stadium, "the gates were hung at private boxes."

terian College, 32-13. Those 20,000 seats 1 :00 and we played at 2:00." But that would be Rick Brewer, an official in the University installed for Opening Day would soon grow ... all of the construction for a while. Then in athletic ticket office says that despite the and grow and grow. 1958, 18,000 sideline seats were added and, stadium's large size, there are still season in 1 960, a total of 5,568 West end zone seats When the original part of the stadium was ticket problems. "When the second upperdeck built in the early 40's, much of the work was were added in response to increasing atten- was built, we thought it would take care of scholarship athletes, including many dance. With the large end zone "Green Grass done by everything," he said. "To our dismay, it hasn't. section, this expansion increased capacity to football players. The first staking out of the We've filled the upper decks and have moved about 53,000. stadium was done by two members of the season ticket holders into the end zone, which football team, A.N. Cameron and Hugh Webb. Later, upper decks were added to each are not permanent seats." Webb returned to Clemson years later to be an side of the stadium as crowds swelled- the first Despite the apparent ticket crunch, Robin- architecture professor, and Cameron moved one in 1978 and the second in 1983. This son says there are no immediate plans to on to be a civil engineer in Louisiana. increased capacity to approximately 80,000 further expand the stadium. "Before we ex- which makes it one of the 10 largest on- The building of the stadium did not proceed pand we'll have to show over an extended campus stadiums in the country. without a few problems. One day during the length of time- like five to seven years- that we clearing of the land, one young football player The effect spiraling inflation has had in this can sell out what we have now." he said. 'We proudly announced that he was not allergic to century can be dramatically seen in the differ- don't want supply to greatly exceed demand. attack in construction. original poison oak. He then commenced to the ences stadium The Even though it's hard to get tickets now, we still poison oak with a swing blade, throwing the part of the stadium was built at a cost of get people in our stadium. The ticket means fro. next day, however, the or seat. The newest upper plants to and The $125,000 $6.25 a more if its harder to get." boy was swollen to twice his size and had to be deck was finished in 1983 at a cost of $13.5 But, if ivlemorial Stadium is expanded again put in the hospital. million, or $866 a seat. and capacity is pushed closer to 100,000, There are many other stories about the Through the years, Memorial Stadium has there will be room for the construction over the building of the stadium including one stating become known as "Death Valley." It was tagged west stands, enclosing that end like a horse- that Frank Howard put a chew of tobacco in this by the late Presbyterian College coach, shoe. each corner of the stadium as the concrete Lonnie Mct\/lillian. After bringing his P.C. teams Luckily, the stadium wasn't built behind the was being poured. The story claims the to- to Clemson for years and getting whipped, Y. bacco is still there. IVIclVIillian said the place was like Death Valley.

Clemson Memorial Stadium has over 100 luxury boxes, more than any other on-campus facility in the nation. Clemson's message board keeps fans up to date with other scores and stats, and also projects player's pictures after an outstanding play.

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DATES CLEMSON DUKE GEORGIA TECH MARYLAND NORTH CAROLINA N.C STATE VIRGINIA WAKE FOREST

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APP. STATE VIRGINIA UT-CHATTANOOGA N.C. STATE KENTUCKY MARYLAND DUKE 22 HOME HOME (TV) HOME HOME HOME AWAY AWAY (TV)

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GEORGIA TECH WEST N CAROLINA CLEMSON WAKE FOREST VIRGINIA N.C. STATE MARYLAND 13 AWAY (TV) HOME HOME (TV) HOME AWAY HOME AWAY

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WAKE FOREST GEORGIA TECH DUKE NORTH CAROLINA MARYLAND SOUTH CAROLINA CLEMSON 27 AWAY AWAY (TV) HOME (TV) AWAY HOME HOME HOME

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Rick Brewer Allison Dalton Bill D'Andrea Tom Den Boer Bobby Douglas Dr. Dick Ellis Asst. Ticket Mgr. Exec. Sec. of IPTAY Dir. of Student Asst. to Equip. Mgr. Asst. Athletic Dir. Services Athletic Dir.

Doug Gordon Len Gough Bert Henderson Van Hilderbrand Fred Hoover Les Jones Asst. Equip. Mgr. Assoc. Athletic Dir. Assoc. Exec. Sec. Asst. Athletic Dir./ Asst. Athletic Dir./ Dir. of Facilities of IPTAY Ticket Mgr. Head Trainer

Bob Mahony Tim Match Hazel Modica Susan Perry Danny Poole Dwight Rainey Assoc. Exec. Sec. Assoc. SID Football Sec. Football Sec. Asst. Trainer Sen. Assoc. of IPTAY Ath. Dir.

Bobby Robinson John Seketa Donna Strickland Pat Sullivan The Tiger Athletic Director Promotions Dir. SID Secretary Football Sec. r ^

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^ David Goudelock 45 Howard Hall After nine games this season, junior place kicker Chris Gardocki ranks WR • Jr FB • So seventh in the nation in punting and sixth in field goals per game.

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RUSHING RETURNS PUNT RETURNS: 10, Shad Bryant vs. Furman, 1939

RUSHES: 36, Jim Shirley vs. N.C. State, 1 951 YARDS PUNT RETURNS: 1 67, Don Kelley on 4 returns vs. Maryland, 1 970

36, Ray Yauger vs. Wake Forest, 1 969 RETURN YARDAGE (PR &INT): 223, Don Kelley vs. Maryland, 1970

RUSHING YARDS: 260, Cliff Austin vs. Duke, 1 982 BLOCKED PUNTS: Quarter: 2, Mitch Belton vs. Maryland (2nd), 1989

RUSHING YARDS BY A FRESHMAN: 234, Don King vs. Fordham, 1 952 Game : 2, Wingo Avery vs. The Citadel, 1 954

YARDS RUSHING BY QUARTERBACK: 1 40, Mike O Cain vs N.C. 2, Mitch Belton vs. Maryland, 1 989

State, 1976 KICKOFF RETURN FOR TOUCHDOWN: 1 by four players. Last- Doug

YARDS BY TWO RUNNING BACKS: 318, Cliff Austin (260) Thomas vs. Long Beach State, 1 990

Chuck McSwain (58) vs. Duke, 1 982

RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS: 5, Maxcey Welch vs. Newberry, 1930 KICKOFF RETURNS: 7, John Shields vs. Alabama, 1 969

5, Stumpy Banks vs. Furman, 1 91 YARDS KICKOFF RETURNS: 1 74, David Thomas on 5 returns vs. Ga. ALL-PURPOSE RUNNING YARDS: 274, Terrence Flagler vs. Tech, 1972

Wake Forest, 1 986 (209 rushing. 65 receiving) SCORING

PASSING POINTS SCORED: 33, Maxcey Welch vs. Newberry, 1 930

PASS ATTEMPTS: Half: 46, Rodney Williams vs. N.C, State TOUCHDOWNS: 5, Stumpy Banks vs. Furman. 1917 (all-rushing):

(2nd), 1987 Maxcey Welch vs. Newberry, 1 930 (all-rushing) Game: 53, Rodney Williams TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING: Same As For Most Touchdowns

vs. N.C. State, 1987 TOUCHDOWNS RUN AND PASS: 5, Maxcey Welch vs. Newberry. 1 930

PASS COMPLETIONS: 25, Tommy Kendrick vs. Florida State. 1 970 5, Bobby Gage vs. Auburn, 1 947

CONSECUTIVE PASS COMPLETIONS: 9, Steve Fuller vs. The 5, Stumpy Banks vs. Furman, 1917 Citadel, 1978 LONGEST SCORING LATERAL: 65 yards, Don Willis to Shad Bryant vs.

COMPLETION PERCENTAGE: (Min 9 Comp.) 1 .000, Steve Fuller (9-9) George Washington, 1938 vs. The Citadel, 1978 LONGEST NON-SCORING FUMBLE RETURN: 83 yards, TimChilders

HIGHEST EFFICIENCY RATING: (Min 1 5 Att.) 240.38, Jimmy vs. W. Carolina, 1982

1 1 Addison vs. Virginia, 1965 (12-19-283-3) EXTRA POINTS MADE: 1 1 (of 1 ), W.C. Forsythe vs. Bingham, 898,

PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED: 5, Don King vs. Auburn, 1 953 9 (of 1 0), Tommy Chandler vs. Presbytenan, 1 949

YARDS PASSING: 323, Thomas Ray vs. North Carolina, 1 965 (modern record)

1 TOUCHDOWN PASSES: 4, Bobby Gage vs. Auburn, 1 947 EXTRA POINTS ATTEMPTED: 1 . W.C. Forsythe vs. Bingham, 1 898

FIELD GOALS: 4, Obed Ariri vs. Wake Forest, 1 977, 1 980; vs. North

TOTAL OFFENSE Carolina, 1 979; vs. N.C. State, 1 980

OFFENSIVE PLAYS: 57, Rodney Williams vs. N.C. State, 1987 4, David Treadwell vs. Georgia, 1 987

TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS: 374, Bobby Gage vs. Auburn, 1 947 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED; 5, Obed Ariri vs. Wake Forest, 1 977

5, Bob Paulling vs. Georgia, 1 983 PASS RECEIVING 5, David Treadwell vs. Georgia, 1987

PASSES CAUGHT: 1 1 , Phil Rogers vs. North Carolina, 1 965 5, Chris Gardocki vs. North Carolina, 1 988

1 Ariri vs. Forest, 1 YARDS GAINED: 1 63, Jerry Butler vs. Georgia Tech, 1 977 KICK-SCORING POINTS; 5. Obed Wake 978 andl 980

TOUCHDOWN PASSES CAUGHT: 3, Dreher Gaskin vs. Auburn, 1 953 1 5. Donald Igwebuike vs. Duke. 1 984 RECEPTIONS BY A RUNNING BACK: 7 (for 31 yards) by Dick Bukowsky vs. Flonda State, 1970

RECEPTIONS BY A TIGHT END: 6, Jack Anderson vs. N.C. State, 1 968

6, John McMakin vs. UNC, 1 971

6, Bennie Cunningham vs. Wake Forest, 1 975

INTERCEPTIONS

INTERCEPTIONS: 3. Kit Jackson vs. Wake Forest, 1 965

INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS: 1 02, Don Kelley on 1 return vs. Duke, 1970

AVERAGE INTERCEPTION RETURN: (Mm. 2), 50.5, Willie Undenwood (2-1 01) vs. South Carolina, 1980

INTERCEPTION RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWN: 1 . by many INTERCEPTIONS BY A LINEBACKER: 2, Johnny Remberl vs. W. Carolina, 1982

PUNTING PUNTS; 13, Marion Butler vs. Wake Forest, 1942 PUNTS OVER 50 YARDS: 6, Banks McFadden (12 punts) vs. Tulane. 1939

PUNTS INSIDE THE 20: 6, Dale Hatcher vs. Georgia, 1 982

TOTAL PUNTING YARDS: 504. Banks McFadden vs. Tulane, 1 939

Mitch Belton blocked a school record three punts last year, including two in one quarter against Maryland.

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ENERGY EXTRAS Memorial Stadium Records

Individual by Clemson Rushes: 36 by Ray Yauger vs. Wake Forest, 10-18-69

Rushing Yds; 260 by Cliff Austin vs. Duke, 10-16-82 Pass Att's: 53 by Rodney Williams vs. N.C. State, 10-24-87 Pass Comp: 23 by Tommy Kendrick vs. Duke, 10-24-70

TD Passes: 4 by Bobby Gage vs. Auburn. 1 1 -22-47 Passing Yds: 283 by Jimmy Addison vs. Virginia, 9-24-66 Completion %: .800 by Mike Eppley vs. Virginia, 10-8-83 Receptions: 10 by Charlie Waters vs. Alabama, 10-25-69

by Perry Tuttle vs. Maryland, 1 1 -1 4-81 Rec. Yds: 161 by Perry Tuttle vs. Wake Forest, 10-31-81

TD Rec: 3 by Dreher Gaskin vs. Auburn, 1 1 -21 -53

Total Offense: 374 by Bobby Gage vs. Auburn, 1 1 -22-47 Donnell Woolford Dreher Gaskin Punt Ret. Yds: 126 by Donnell Woolford vs. Ga. Tech, 9-26-87 K.O. Ret. Yds: 160 by John Shields vs. Alabama, 10-25-69

Tackles: 24 by Jeff Davis vs. N. Carolina, 1 1 -8-80 Team by Clemson Interceptions: 3 by Kit Jackson vs. Wake Forest, 10-30-65 First Downs: 35 vs. Wake Forest, 1 0-31 -81 10-21-72 Sacks: 3 by Jim Stuckey vs. Wake Forest, 1 1 -3-79 Rushes: 73 vs. Virginia, by Jim Stuckey vs. Maryland, 9-15-79 Rushing Yds 536 vs. Wake Forest, 10-31-81 by Steve Durham vs. Maryland, 9-15-79 Rushing Avg 10.3 vs. Presbyterian, 9-22-45

TFL: 5 by Michael Dean Perry vs. N.C. State, 10-24-87 Rushing Tds 1 1 vs. Presbyterian, 9-22-45 by Steve Durham vs. Maryland, 9-15-79 Pass Atts: 54 vs. N.C. State, 10-24-87 Pass Comp: 23 vs. Duke, 10-24-70 by Opponent Passing Yds: 315 vs. Virginia, 9-24-66 1-22-47 Rushes: 32 by Charlie Wysocki, Maryland, 9-15-79 Passing TDs: 4 vs. Auburn, 1 Total vs. Forest, 10-31-81 by Don McCauley, N.Carolina, 1 1 -1 4-70 Offense: 756 Wake 10-31-81 Rushing Yds: 227 by Ted Brown. N.C. State, 1 1 -25-75 Yds/Play: 8.7 vs. Wake Forest, Pass Atts: 57 by Kip Allen, The Citadel, 10-4-86 Fumbles: 14 vs. Presbyterian, 9-19-53 Pass Comp: 30 by Shane Montgomery, N. C. State, 10-21-89 Fumbles Lost: 5 vs. several teams 10-17-87 Passing Yds: 361 by Stan Gelbaugh, Maryland, 1 1-16-85 Penalties: 15 vs. Duke Receptions: 13 by Henley Carter, Duke, 10-19-68 vs. Wake Forest, 1 1 -2-85 Rec. Yds. 209 by Henley Carter, Duke, 10-19-68 Penalty Yds: 155 vs. Wake Forest, 10-29-77 Total Offense: 368 by Stan Gelbaugh, Maryland, 11-16-85 Punts: 13 vs. Furman, 11-21-42

Punt Avg: 56.6 vs. Wake Forest 1 1 -3-84 Intercepts by: 5 vs. S.Carolina, 11-23-68 vs. Georgia, 9-19-81

Int. Ret. Yds: 1 1 vs. Wake Forest, 1 1 -21-59 Punt Ret. Yds: 227 vs. Ga. Tech, 9-26-87 K.O. Ret. Yds: 160 vs. Alabama, 10-25-69 Sacks by: 10 vs. Maryland, 9-15-79 TFL: 19 vs. N.C.State, 10-24-87 PBUs: 18 vs. The Citadel, 10-4-86

by Opponent

First Downs: 29 by Duke, 10-24-70

by Florida St., 11-1-75 Rushes: 74 by N. Carolina, 11-14-70 Rushing Yds 409 by N.C.State, 10-25-75 Rushing Avg 7.0 by N.Carolina, 11-6-76 Rushing TDs 6 by N.C. State, 10-25-75 Pass Atts: 58 by The Citadel, 10-4-86 Pass Comp: 30 by N. estate, 10-21-89 Passing Yds: 361 by Maryland, 11-16-85 Passing TDs: 3 by several teams Total Offense: 546 by Duke, 10-24-70 Yds Play: 8.4 by Auburn, 10-10-70 Fumbles: 9 by Presbyterian, 9-1 8-54 Fumbles Lost: 6 by Duke, 10-19-68 Penalties: 16 by Duke, 10-17-87 Penalty Yds: 127 by Georgia, 9-30-67 Punts: 15 by Auburn, 10-12-68 Punt Avg: 57.3 by The Citadel, 10-4-86 Former Clemson great Perry Tuttle still holds the stadium Intercepts by: 6 by Auburn, 11-21-53 record for yards receiving. Tuttle finished the 1981 contest Punt Ret. Yds 100 by Auburn. 10-''0-70 against Wake Forest with 161 yards.

Clemson Football '90 45 IPTAY Officers

Cherokee County John Easterling, Jr Dr. Ronald Barrett (CC) Judge Bruce Foster — R. S. Campbell, Jr. — Harry H. Gibson Gary E Clary Wilbur K. Hammett — John M Hamrick, Jr. * E. Guy Hendrix — Wylie Hamrick W, A. Hudson Mrs. Anita Ness — A, P. Kerchmar David Parker Ralph King — E Raymond Parker — Henry M. Lee Bob Peeler * Authur W O'Shields — Jim Sanders Raymond Powell Douglas L. Pridgeon Greenville County Marvin C. Robinson Ronald J. McCoy (CC) Dr. B. Lee Smith Bill Barbary R. L. Stoddard James H Barnes, Jr. * Wesley A Stoddard Randall Bell Ted B. Wilson Glenn Brackin Mike Branham Union County Joseph Bailey Bright Edward L. B. Osborne (CC) 4> Miles E Bruce John P. Brown, Jr. Charles A Bryan, Jr. Dr. H. Russell Caston, Jr. Edgar C. McGee Eddie N. Dalton Thurmon W. McLamb — ' Charles W. Bussey, Jr. H. S Harris, Jr. IPTAY Vice-President IPTAY President IPTAY Secretary-Treasurer Donald Jay Coggins Thomas E. Mack Larry B. Copeland Director, District V Director, District VII Director, District IX James M Crawford * Walter B Crawford IPTAY PAST PRESIDENTS Bennie Cunningham Gordan S. Davis William Lem Dillard

T.C. Atkinson, Jr., Director F. Reeves Gressette, Jr., Director Bill Reaves, Director I. L Donkle, Jr. Douglas Charlie Bussey, Director Lewis F Holmes, Director Lawrence Starkey, Director James Robert M DuBose W. G. DesChamps, Director F. E. Hughes, Director Dr. J. H. TImmerman, Director R. C. Eldrige Dr. R,C. Edwards, Director Dr. G. J. Lawhon. Jr., Director Marshall Walker, Director Henry EIrod Benjamin M. Evatt Harper Gault, Director George G. Poole, Jr., Director Jim Patterson, Director William R. Alexander Mark Finley Director, District III Clark Gaston, Jr — Joe D Gibson ATHLETIC DIRECTOR — BOBBY ROBINSON DISTRICT III Joel W. Gray, III IPTAY EXECUTIVE SECRETARY — ALLISON DALTON William R. Alexander, Director Scott Greene 330 Fairway Rd., S.W. HONORARY DIRECTOR — FRANK HOWARD J Benson Harrison Aiken, SC 29801 Richard H. Ivester ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY — Bert Henderson * Terry S. Kingsmore Aiken County ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY — Bob Mahony Sandy Kirkus * Gerald W Metis (CC) Bennie Langley William R Alexander Jim League Richard L. Boyleston denotes Representative Emeritus Floyd S Long Johnny L Cagle denotes County Chairman Emeritus Scott MacLean — Alan J. Coleman Robert M, Cook denotes IPTAY '89 Award Winner — W. M. Manning, Jr. — Seabrook Merchant Thomas Coward Edward O, McCameron Alan D Gregory Representatives: * James T. McCarter Elbert Hines Hamilton J. G. Miller Warren E Kenrick Greenwood County Mrs Dean Finley James D Miller John G Molony * Wayne Bell (CC) Gaston Gage, Jr. — William J Neely, Jr. Dr. C. P Plyer Dr. F E. Abell, Jr Bird Garrett Thomas K, Norris — Alan M. Tewkesbury, III — Carrol Nick P. Anagnost Roddy E Gettys, III William H Orders H Warner Joe Anderson Robert M. Guerreri — * J. F. Palmer H O Weeks

Lewis Bagwell Bob Harmon — I. N Patterson, Jr. Edgefield County • W. E (Bill) Burnett Coach Frank J. Howard George M. Plyler Watson Rhodes (CC) Richard A. Coleman Floyd M Hunt C Evans Putman Greg W. Anderson William D. Coleman Edwin L. Kilby, Jr. Bobby W, Ramsey — E. O. Dukes, Jr. Robert W, Klugh Fooshe R. Frank Kolb Bruce Reeves E. Dye J. W Gilliam, Jr. G W Hawthorne Terry L. Long Robert E Reeves, Jr. Director, District I — Lewis F. Holmes, Jr. James S. Hull Tom Lynch Charles F. Rhem, Jr. Lewis F. Holmes, III DISTRICT I — • Robert L. McCord Ben Massingill James Rochester — Thomas H. Ryan Robert E, Dye, Director Ronnie Oliver Mrs Larry McFadden * Earl Sammons P O. Box 2000 Melvin Pace James V Patterson Robert G. Sharpe Lexington County Easley. SC 29641 Wayne B Richey W Jack Ragsdale * John G. Slattery Fred H. Carter (CC) Self R R Ritchie Michael A. Stokes Billy Abbeville County W M — Amick Gil Rushton Tim Strom Alvin N Berry Charles B. Murphy (CC) McCormick County William C. Singleton Joseph D Swann Jerry A Brannon V W^endel Boggs Jennings G McAbee (CC) G Neil Smith E, Richard Taylor R Hugh Caldwell Phillip H. Rosenburg T C Faulkner, Jr E G. Sparks Jim Vaughn James Tracy Childers Don L, Southard John Sparks James E. Vissage, Jr. Earle Williamson Oconee County H, Ralph Corley, Sr. Dr Don Neal (CC) James Spearman — S. Gray Walsh John Melton Gault, III Anderson County Thomas Alexander Joseph J Turner + • Kermit M Watson Dr. B. R Grandy Dr. William P. Kay, Jr., MD (CC) Michael Bobo K. N. Vickery Robert B. Whorton Brett J. Harris Melvin E. Barrett Marshall P. Childress Mark T. Welborn — David H Wilkins — T. A. Henry B, K. Chreitzberg Mr. Sammy Dickson Joseph A West Charles P Willinon Henry M. Herlong, Jr. R. Carol Cook Joel Harris Eugene P. Willimon Bob Householder Joe B, Davenport Tim Hydrick Laurens County Warren Craig Jumper George M Ducworth Ellis Ivey Dr. N. Carl Wessinger (CC) James M. Lowman J, Tom Forrester John N. Landreth + J. R Adair John W McLure Dr. James P. Hentz Horace J McGee Henry V Blalock J, W Riser Robert Hill Fred Jr. Lee Frank J. McGee W Chapman, J. Tom Shell Dr. James H. Irby Sam Thrift James A, Coleman Charles M. Stuck Dr. C. Patrick Killen W Harold Wood ' Thomas E. Davenport ' Robert M Taylor Arthur M. Klugh, III — Henry M. Paris, Sr. Lee Harold Witt, Jr. James F, Little Pickens County Carl R Rogers County Harry Major David F. Whittemore, Jr. (CC) Jim Welborn Newberry Francis Bosdell Louie C Derrick (CC) Randall W. McClaIn C. Evans 'Buddy " Putman Dr. P. S, J. E. BritI T. M Abrams Mowlajko Director, District II Spartanburg County W. Edgar Baker P. C. Osteen, Jr. Charles E. Dalton Dr Harold Vigodsky (CC) Robert G. Sharpe Dr. Val S Dyches Beiers Earle J. Bedenbaugh DISTRICT II Andy N Hubert M Bedenbaugh Thompson A. Smith Robert E. Dye C Evans "Buddy" Putman, William A Blackwood, Jr. Walter B. Cousins Tony Smith Benjamin C. Dysart, III Director John L Brady, Sr Dr. R. C. Edwards L Glenn Fellers D. Gray Suggs 15 Quail Hill Dr, William M Cooper M Larry Longshore Greenville, SC 29607 — John B Cornwell, Jr. Jack Cribb C H Ragsdale, III

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In basketball, an assist is given to a kickers anywhere in the nation. I am just spot, but he suffered a knee injury and

player who makes a pass that directly glad that I have the opportunity tosnapfor later had four knee operations forcing him

leads to a field goal. If such statistics someone thattalented. Ithinkevery year to adjust his plans and position. were kept in football, Clemson snapper and every game my confidence has "The summer before my sophomore

Scott Beville would be one of the nation's grown." year. Coach (Bill) D'Andrea asked me if

leaders in this category. Last season Gardocki became just I wanted to give it a try at snapping and I Clemson fans have cheered Chris the second player in NCAA history to rank saw an opportunity. My first game as a

Gardocki. who is currently 12th in the in the top 10 in the nation in both punting snapper was against Furman my sopho-

nation in punting with a 42.87 average and placekicking in the same season. more year, I can remember how nervous

and seventh in the nation in field goals per Add to the fact that Gardocki has never I was. The only thing I thought of was how

game with 1.9 figure. But what goes had a punt blocked and it is easy to get the everyone would remember me if I got off

unnoticed to many fans are the near picture that Beville is a part of a remark- a bad snap," says Beville. Luckily he did perfect snaps that start almost every punt, able story at Clemson. just fine and he and Gardocki have really field goal, and extra-point. Among other accomplishments, Beville become an excellent combination.

Gardocki understands the importance is one of the Clemson seniors who are "Probably one of the most exciting of the snapper and gives Beville much of trying to establish an ACC record for things about this season is the play of

the credit for his success. "I was real victories in a career. If Clemson can win Chris Gardocki, in both his punting and lucky to start my career with Scott," today, the seniors will go for the record his placekicking," Clemson head coach

Gardocki says. "He is the only snapper I against South Carolina in their final home Ken Hatfield states. "You cannot have a

have ever worked with here and I cannot game on November 17. Two wins would great kicker without a great snapper and

tell you how easy he makes my job. I have give the seniors a 39-8 record with a holder. Scott is the one who is always

been very fortunate to have Scott because chance for their fourth straight 1 0-2 sea- going to get hit the hardest. My brother

of his snaps and great protection. He son and a fifth consecutive bowl victory. was a snapper and I know the things they

starts the whole process with the success "With the parity that has reached the go through. It is not easy because he has he has enjoyed and he does not get the ACC, we have a chance to set a record to get the ball back there perfect every

credit he deserves. He is an integral part that may not be broken. It would be nice time knowing you are about to get your

of our kicking game. if I can look back 1 years from now and head knocked off. Scott has great strength

"The kicker has to have faith in the tell people that I was a part of the and gets good zip on the ball. He has holder and the holder has to have faith in winningest class in ACC history. been a stalwart in enabling our holder

the snapper," says Beville who is a veteran Beville came to Clemson as a line- Jimmy McLees and Gardocki to enjoy the

of 34 games in his Clemson career. "If backer after an outstanding career at success they have had this season."

one player's timing is off, it makes things Forest High School in Ocala, FL where he Beville, who is graduating in Decem-

difficult. Snapping on punts is very dif- led his high school team to the state ber, says the experience he has gained at

ferent. It is longer, but there are only two semifinals before being eliminated by Clemson has been enjoyable.

people involved. I know Chris is going to Escambia High School and Emmitt Smith. "The atmosphere here is unbelievable. get the punt off fast because of his one- Beville impressed the coaching staff in The fans make Clemson the greatest

step style. I just have to concentrate on his red-shirt season from his linebacker place in America to play football. I am '1' 7' hitting him between the and the happy that I can say I that I have been

and I know that no matter how hard a part of one of the best programs in

they rush, he can get it off. I can the nation. Bowls have been special to

release with our two ends and help me. I have family in Ocala, FL near

cover the punts better, because he is Orlando and St. Augustine outside of so fast." Jacksonville. Christmas at home has

Knute Rockne once said, "The been nice and I have been lucky to be

center's pass must always be true. It so close at home during the bowl

is the most important position on the practices. One yearwe had Christmas

field as he starts every play." Beville is in my hotel room with presents and a

proof that Rockne's philosophy is jus- tree. It has been nice to play in bowls

tified. close to home.

"The biggest part for me is concen- So the next time you see Chris tration," Beville adds. "The physical Gardocki boot a 50-plus yard field goal part of snapping has become easier to or launch a spiraling 60-yard punt, do

me, but now I have to keep my mind as Gardocki and Hatfield do and give Beville came to Clemson as a linebacker, but focused on each snap. But Jimmy some praise to Scott Beville, Clemson after suffering a severe knee injury, he has great and of football's assist leader. McLees has done a job now become one of the Tigers' leading assist course Chris is one of the most gifted men.

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To avid sports tans, it seems Bo Jackson is life." 1983 NCAA Passing Efficiency Leaders everywhere. Commercials, magazine covers, Eppley was one of the more high profile Rank Name School Rating radio interviews, more commercials, television athletes at Clemson in the decade of the eighties 1. Steve Young BYU 168.5

features, books and commercials. There is a As Clemson's starting quarterback in 1 982, 1 983 3. Mike Eppley Clemson 146.0 fascination with Jackson's ability to play two and 1984, he was part of a senior class that 6. Randall Cunningham UNLV 141.2 sports professionally. posted a 37-6-2 overall record. He guided 11. Mike Tomczak Ohio State 134.5 Less than a decade ago Clemson had a Bo Clemson to a 9-1-1 ledger in 1983 and finished 14. Boomer Esiason Maryland 133.2 Jackson of its own. Mike Eppley was the only the season ranked third in the nation in passing 15. Jeff Hostetler W.Virginia 132.0

athlete in Division I to start in both football and efficiency. 19. Bernie Kosar Miami (FL) 128.5 basketball during the 1982-83 academic year Yes. he had a higher rating than Randall and he was one of just two to perform the unique Cunningham of UNLV (now starter with Philadel-

double in 1983-84. phia Eagles), Mike Tomczak of Ohio State (now miaster's degree from Clemson. "I just kept things

He performed both with distinction in terms of with the Chicago Bears), Jeff Hosteller of West in perspective and set goals. I tried to do the best

production and leadership on the field, and at the Virginia (now with the New York Giants), Boomer I could each day. It was not that big an adjustment

same time earned a career GPA that was always Esiason of Maryland (now starter with Cincinnati when I came to college because I had been in the 3.3 to 3.5 range. For these athletic and Bengals) and Bernie Kosar of Miami (now starter playing more than one sport since junior high academic accomplishments. IVIike Eppley will be with the Cleveland Browns). school. Education was always the biggest prior- inducted into the Clemson Hall of Fame at half- Eppley posted a 146 passing efficiency rat- ity for me.

time on Saturday. ing, still a Clemson record for quarterbacks with "I don't regret playing both sports for one

We can't say it is an honor long overdue, over 1 00 attempts in a season. The current Vice minute. In fact, I wish I had gotten in a season or

because this is the first year Eppley has been President of Yandle-Witherspoon Supply Inc in two of baseball, but I just could not work it into my

eligible. In any Hall of Fame induction, selection Charlotte still holds the Clemson single season schedule." in the first year of eligiblity is a statement in itself. and career record for touchdown passes, and the Eppley's schedule was hectic. In 1983 he

In fact, it seems like only yesterday that Eppley career record for completion percentage. started all 1 1 football games, then four days later was out there running the option against North On the hardcourt, Eppley was a starter for was at basketball practice. He played in the Carolina's William Fuller, or bringing the ball up three seasons between 1981-82 and 1983-84. IPTAY tournament a week after the football sea- court against the Tar Heels' f^ichael Jordan. Fittingly, passing was Eppley's forte in basketball son had ended and made two free throws with 20

"It still seems like I should be playing," said as well. He dealt out 268 assists in his career, still seconds left to ice a five-point win over Marquette

Eppley, who looks like he could lead the Tiger one of the top 1 figures in Clemson history. He in the championship game of that tournament.

offense today. "When I heard I was going to be led Clemson in assists in 1 981 -82 when he teamed When asked about his most memorable mo-

inducted it made me stop and think how old I am. with Vincent Hamilton in the Tiger backcourt. He ments as a Clemson athlete Eppley said, "It is

The years go by quickly. concluded his basketball career with a 77.4 per- difficult to rank something like that. But, If I had

"It is a great honor to be inducted into the cent free throw mark, one of the top figures for a to recall three moments special to me I would say Clemson Hall of Fame. When you thinkof the Hall Tiger player in the decade of the eighties. the Maryland victory in College Park that clinched

of Fame you think of Frank Howard and Banks Eppley also excelled in the classroom, which the ACC football championship in 1 982 would be

McFadden, and to be in the same group with makes his athletic accomplishments even more one. The Spirit Blitz Day in 1 983 was something

"

people like that makes it very meaningful impressive. Five times he was an academic All- special. I will never forget the sight of all those

The induction also has a special meaning to ACC choice in football and basketball and he was balloons when we ran down the hill. My first start Eppley because he has been following the Tigers a fourth-team Academic All-Amencan in football as a Clemson athlete was in a basketball game at

since he was young, played varsity sports for five in 1 983. He was also the second recipient of the Virginia in 1 982. That was special to me because

years, and now continues an affiliation as the Jervey Athletic Scholarship and had a 4.0 GPA it relieved a lot of (self-inflicted) pressure.

analyst on the Clemson football network. "I have in high school. "Those were fun years and I appreciate them

"1 enjoyed doing the games on the radio network am not a list type of person, I just kept my more now. If I had one message to send to the

because it keeps me connected to the program. schedule in my head and took one day at a time," athletes at Clemson today it would be to enjoy the Clemson will always be an important part of my said Eppley, who has an undergraduate and competition today because you will appreciate these times later when you can't play. Athletes need to finish their education because you won't have football or basketball forever." Eppley's competitive sports career came to an abrupt halt soon after his Clemson career ended when a curvature of the spine was de-

tected in a physical conducted tiy the Dallas

Cowboys. "I was crushed when that happened

because I had worked 20 years to get a shot at

playing pro football someday. I was very de-

jected. But, I always felt it was important to keep

your options open. I came back to Clemson and got my master's degree and have enjoyed my business career." Since graduation Eppley has also started a family. He and his wife Dayna. have one boy, Logan, and one girl. Olivia. Will Clemson see some multi-sport athletes named Eppley in the 21 St century''

"I won't pressure any of my kids into sports.

My dad gave me very good guidance when I was growing up He always told me you have to live

with your own decisions That's what I will do. 1980-84. third in the nation in passing Eppley was a man for all seasons between He was give guidance, but the decision will be up to them. faced the likes of Michael Jordan on the hardcourt. efficiency on the gridiron in 1983, and also But, I certainly would be proud to see them in a Eppley was Academic AII-ACC in both football and basketball. Tiger uniform someday."

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32 MITCH BELTON DB 5-8 182 *SR 2VL 43 DAVID JOYE DB 5-10 192 SO SO Columbia, SC. Richland Northeast; Dean Fowble Graham, NC; Graham; Jim Mach 61 SCOTT BEVILLE SN 6-2 224 *SR 2VL 35 TONY KENNEDY FB 6-1 230 "JR 2VL Ocala. FL, Forest; Jim Simmons Elizabeth. NJ. Elizabeth. Jerry Moore 74 NICK BLINSKY OG 6-4 260 *FR RS 44 LEVON KIRKLAND OLB 6-2 230 'JR 2VL SIruthers, OH, Struthers; Pary Zetis Lamar, SC. Lamar, Jerry Slyers 33 RODNEY BLUNT TB 5-10 200 'FR RS 34 REGGIE LAWRENCE TB 6-1 206 SR 2VL Pensacola, FL; Pine Forest; Carl Madison Jacksonville, FL, Sandalwood, Bob Withrow 99 ROB BODINE MG 6-1 245 *JR 1VL 71 BRENT LeJEUNE OT 6-4 290 'FR RS Velva, ND; Velva; Randy Gleave Lake Charles, LA, Barbe, Jimmy Shaver 48 DOUG BOLIN RB 6-2 225 •JR SO 28 STACY LEWIS WR 6-0 190 'SO SO Blacksburg, SC, Blacksburg, Johnny Gibson Baxley, GA, Appling City, John Stephens 65 BRUCE BRATTON OT 6-5 265 *JR 2VL 67 STACY LONG OT 6-2 275 'SR 2VL Griffin, GA, Gnffin; Lloyd Bohannon Gaffney, SC, Gaffney; A L, Curtis 92 DOUG BREWSTER LB 6-2 205 SR 3VL 82 ERIC MADER TE 6-1 215 'SR 1VL Plymouth, Wl, Plymouth, Athens, GA, Clarke Central; Billy Henderson James Beaver 51 MIKE BROWN C 6-2 255 *JR 1VL 14 TONY MAUNEY CB 5-9 187 JR 2VL Shelby, NC; Shelby, Jim Taylor Pell City, AL, Pell City; Lyie Darnell 23 NORRIS BROWN FS 6-0 190 'SO 1VL 93 ED MCDANIEL LB 6-0 225 'JR 2VL Conway, SC; Conway, Chuck Jordan Batesburg, SC, Balesburg, Gary Smaller 91 CHESTER MCGLOCKTON DT 6-5 310 'SO 1VL 1 DWAYNE BRYANT WR 6-2 180 FR HS Tallahassee, FL; Lincoln; Steve Hardin Whiteville, NC, Whileville, Bill Hewett 89 BRENTSON BUCKNER MG 6-3 315 'FR RS 5 JIMMY MCLEES OB 5-11 184 'JR SO Columbus, GA; Carver, Wallace Davis Greenville, SC; Mauldin, Stanley Hopkins 42 GREG BURK RB 6-2 230 'PR RS 7 RICHARD MONCRIEF OB 6-0 195 'FR RS Lawton, OK; Lawton, Darrell Ashlschlager Montgomery, AL, Davis, Charles Lee 86 ARTHUR BUSSIE OLB 6-4 230 'FR RS 47 TYRON MOUZON SS 6-1 214 JR 2VL Clearwater, FL, Dunedin, Ken Weir Camden, NJ, Camden, Bill Simpson 57 DARREN CALHOUN LB 6-2 225 'FR RS 39 ARLINGTON NUNN SS 5-10 190 SR 3VL McCormick, SC, McCormick; Jim McCall Clearwater, FL, Dunedin, Ken Weir 10 DECHANE CAMERON OB 6-1 191 'JR 1VL 38 CHUCK O'BRIEN LB 6-3 240 •JR 2VL LaGrange, GA, LaGrange; Gary Guthrie Clarksburg, MD; Frederick; Bob Campbell 29 PAUL CAPUTO FB 5-10 207 JR SO 53 CHRIS OGLE OG 6-4 250 •JR 1VL Va Beach, VA, First Colonial; Frank Webster Essex Fells, NJ; W Essex; Ron Annrello 97 DAVID DAVIS MG 6-0 286 *JR 2VL 15 ROBERT O'NEAL FS 6-2 185 SO 1VL Clarkston, GA; Clarkston; Tommy Stringer Eastover, SC, L Richland; Bill Kenrey 9 DEXTER DAVIS CB 5-9 175 JR 2VL 11 ERIK PHILLIPS K 5-11 162 JR SO Sumter, SC, Sumter, Tom Lewis Seneca, SC; Seneca, Tom Bass 80 JASON DAVIS WR 6-3 200 'FR RS 68 DAVID PUCKETT OG 6-4 257 •SR 2VL Charlotte, Pensacola, FL; Pine Forest; Carl Madison NC, Garinger; Steve Shaughnessy 55 TYRONNE DAVIS LG 5-9 208 SO SO 69 AL RICHARD DT 6-3 265 •SO 1VL Clinton, Clinton, Keith Richardson Cheraw, SC, Chesterfield, Phil Bryan SC, 30 REGGIE DEMPS RB 5-11 200 'SR SO 88 THAD RIDGLEY TE 6-3 210 •FR RS Ambridge, P.A, Ambridge, Frank Anthony Orlando, FL; Oak Ridge; John Hemmer 81 STEVE DERRISO TE 6-4 225 'FR RS 21 SEAN RYAN WR 6-1 185 JR SO

Angela . Jim Burist Huntsville. AL, Grissom; Larrie Robinson Aiken. SC; St Ac 78 ALEX DIAL OG 6-5 265 JR JC 20 LARRY RYANS WR 6-0 178 SO 1VL Greenwood. Greenwood, Willis Burkett Columbia, SC; Lees-McCrae JC; Mack Bryan SC; 46 STACY FIELDS TE 6-3 233 'SR 3VL 84 MIKE SAMNIK TE 6-5 245 •SO SO Clearwater, FL, Countryside; Bill Berry Frogmore, SC, Beaufort; Mike Rentz 59 JEB FLESCH OG 6-3 266 'JR 2VL 37 SHANE SCOTT LB 6-1 215 •SO 1VL Morrow, GA, Morrow, Bud Theodician Alexandria, VA, Mt Vernon; Bruce Patrick 17 CHRIS GARDOCKI P-PK 6-2 193 JR 2VL 79 STACY SEEGARS OG 6-4 310 "FR RS Kershaw, SC, Andrew Jackson; Duane Dennie Stone Mountain, GA; Redan; Bill Cloer 6-5 26 ERIC GETER CB 5-11 191 SO 1VL 96 ASHLEY SHEPPARD OLB 235 SO 1VL Newnan, GA, Newnan, Max Bass Greenville, NC; North Pitt. Larry Bolger 6-2 225 1VL 94 KELLY GOMILLION MG 5-1 245 JR SO 49 WAYNE SIMMONS OLB •SO Hilton Hilton Dan Utiey Aiken, SC; Aiken; Calvin Trippletl Head. SC. Head; 16 DAVID GOUDELOCK WR 5-9 152 JR SO 95 TYRONE SIMPSON DT 6-3 270 SO 1VL Rock Hill, SC; Northwestern; Jimmy Wallace Winnsboro, SC; Winnsboro Academy; Ernie Hughes 45 HOWARD HALL FB 6-0 232 'SO 1VL 54 DANNY SIZER DT 6-5 283 •SR 2VL Gastonia, NC; Ashbrook; John Kinlaw Fletcher, NC; W. Henderson; Carol Wright 75 LES HALL OT 6-7 310 'SO 1VL 24 TERRY SMITH WR 6-1 180 •FR RS Clemson, Daniel; Dick Singleton Columbia, SC, Spring Valley; Jerry Brown SC, 90 VANCE HAMMOND DT 6-7 285 'SR 3VL 2 ROBBIE SPECTOR WR 5-11 179 •SR 2VL Calhoun, Calhoun; Jerry Smith Spartanburg, SC; Dorman; Al Clark GA, 62 KELVIN HANKINS OT 6-3 298 'JR 1VL 6 BRUCE TAYLOR WR 6-2 216 "SR SO Shoals; John Waters Camden, NJ; Woodrow Wilson; Butch Gale Athens. GA, Cedar 6-5 255 76 ERIC HARMON OG 6-1 282 'SR 3VL 52 JAMISON TEMPLES OG "SO SO Camden, NJ; Woodrow Wilson; Butch Gale Little Mtn , SC, Chapin, Eddie Muldrow 5-10 181 SR 3VL 55 JOHN HARRIS C 6-1 264 •SO SO 41 DOUG THOMAS WR Roxboro, NC, Person; John Harris Hamlet. NC. Richmond Co ; Ed Hiatt 6-1 175 1VL 40 RUDY HARRIS FB 6-3 225 SO HS 27 JAMES TRAPP SS SO Brockton, MA; Brockton; Armond Colombo Lawton. OK; Lawton, Darrell Ahlschlager 36 JEROME HENDERSON CB 5-11 187 SR 3VL 64 CURTIS WHITLEY C 6-1 260 •JR 1VL Smithfield, NC; Selma; Jack Gaster Statesville, NC; W. Iredell; David Moody 73 DAVID HOGUE OG 6-6 278 *FR RS 25 RONALD WILLIAMS TB 6-1 195 FR HS f.'"w Castle. PA; Laurel; George Miles Ninety Six, SC, Ninety-Six, Wayne Sweeney 13 KENZIL JACKSON LB 5-11 230 'SO 1VL 98 PIERRE WILSON DT 6-5 270 •Fr RS LaGrange, GA; LaGrange; Gary Guthrie New Orleans, LA, St Augustine; Anthony Biagas 12 JOHN JOHNSON OLB 6-3 220 SR 3VL 31 DERRICK WITHERSPOON TB 6-0 190 FR HS LaGrange, GA; LaGrange; Gary Guthrie Sumter, SC, Sumter, Tom Lewis -Denotes red-shirted one year

54 Clemson Football '9C When Clemson University finished number- At my desk the following Monday I called the one in the 1981 Associated Press football poll Associated Press sports desk in New York and Associated Press Top 20 and defeated Nebraska in the Orange Bowl to inquired about voting procedures and learned October 2, 1950 confirm that rating, it became only the 21 st school that the Anderson Independent, the Anderson 1 Notre Dame (63) 1-0-0 1500 in the poll's history, to achieve such an honor. Daily Mall and Radio Station WAIM each were 2 Michigan St. (32) 2-0-0 1298 Three others have joined this group in the final entitled to vote by wiring collect to the Associated S. Methodist 2-0-0 1296 eight years of the 1980s, making the tabulation Press their "top ten." For the remainder of the 3 (28) today; 24 universities as mythical football cham- 1950 season, except following the Tigers' 14-14 4 Army (29) 1-0-0 1290 pions over the past 54 years. tie with South Carolina's Gamecocks on Big 5 Oklahoma (17) 1-0-0 1025

Football continues to col- of that I for be the only major Thursday year, voted three times the 6 Kentucky (5) 3-0-0 539

lege sport whose champion is determined annu- Tigers as number-one. In the final poll, I was 7 Texas (2) 1-0-0 502 ally by votes cast by sportswriters. However, if joined by four others, and Clemson finished in 8 Stanford (3) 2-0-0 464 today's voting by a representative group of ap- 10th place tor the first time ever. 9 California (2) 2-0-0 442 proximately 60 sportswriters occasionally results In 1 960, the Associated Press went back to its 10 Washington 2-0-0 211 in frustration, consider what things were like original plan of selecting representative sports-

during the first quarter-century of the poll. writers to cast ballots for their "top ten" each 11 North Carolina (1) 1-1-0 187

Clemson fielded outstanding teams in 1939 week. Approximately 60 have done so ever since 12 Alabama (2) 2-0-0 177 (Cotton Bowl champions), 1 948 (11-0 record and — down from a high that reached over 400 in the 13 U.C.L.A. 2-0-0 176

win over Missouri in the Gator Bowl), 1950 1 In 1 the Associated Press also began 950s. 968, 14 Duke 2-0-0 175 (undefeated Orange Bowl champions), and 1 959 holding a post- bowl poll to take into account bowl 15 Illinois (1) 1-0-0 170 (Bluebonnet Bowl champions with a decisive win results. Had these rules been in place in the first 16 Cornell 1-0-0 167 over seventh-ranked TCU): yet until 1980. the quarter century of the poll, Clemson's 1939, 17 Iowa (2) 1-0-0 136 Tigers were in the record books with a single "top 1 948 and 1 959 teams would likely have been "top 2-0-0 ten" finish — 10th in 1950. ten" finishers like the 1 950 team. As it was, when 18 Clemson (3) 110

A lot of this had to do with the poll methodology the 1 978 Tigers defeated Ohio State in the Gator 19 Michigan 0-1-0 95 used by Associated Press in its early years. Bowl to finish sixth in the Associated Press na- 20 Pennsylvania 1-0-0 67

While in 1 936, first year of the poll, the Associated tional rankings, it was officially Clemson's second Press received ballots each week from a selected "top ten" team. The decade of the 1980s have group of 35 to 47 sportswnters, by the 1938 produced four others: 1981, 1982, 1988 and Tigers' 6-3 in the season it was accepting and counting weekly 1 989. Let's take a look at the three "should have win Cotton Bowl over Boston ballots from any news organization that sub- beens." College would have jumped them into the Top 1 0.

scribed to the Associated Press wire service. This Only mar on the 1 939 Clemson team's record Sixth place Missouri's defeat at the hands of 1 6th fact was not publicized by the Associated Press, was a 7-6 loss to an undefeated Tulane team that place Georgia Tech in the Orange Bowl might

but was sufficiently well known by newspapers lost 1 4-1 3 to the undefeated national champions, have dropped that Big Eight eleven below and college athletic offices that some degree of Texas A&M, in the 1940 Sugar Bowl. Even so, Clemson as well. But, there was no post-bowl ballot-stuffing began to take place. This likely the Tigers were ranked 12th in the final Associ- poll. hurt Clemson because of the limited number of ated Press poll of Dec. 11,1 939. Three Eastern Though it's difficult to imagine a 1 0-0 Clemson Associated Press outlets and sportswriters cov- teams — Cornell, Duquesne and Boston College team not making the Top 10, that's exactly what

ering the Tigers at that time. To even things up, — outranked Clemson, but in all likelihood the happened to the 1948 Tigers. Almost 400 votes an occasional friendly sportswriter would vote were received by the Associated Press in its

with his heart instead of his head in listing the final Nov. 29 poll — largely because there were Tigers number one. five other undefeated teams each doing what for In 1 950, this particular writer was a 24-year- they could to muster support a possible old sports editor/columnist for the Anderson Dally mythical national title. The heavy midwestern contingents ranking Michigan and Notre Dame, Mall. I was in my second year covering Clemson,

having missed out in all the fun of 1948 when one-two gave enough Top 10 votes to North- western with two losses for that finish the Tigers were 1 1-0 and Gator Bowl champs. team to '50 seventh. The 1 949 team played .500 ball, and as the season got underway, Frank Howard was lean- Clemson's victory over Missouri in the Gator

ing toward the platoon system in order to improve Bowl, coupled with ninth place Oregon's loss to what was a leaky defense the year before. A trip 10th place SMU in the Cotton Bowl and eighth to Missouri to play coach Dan Faurot's nation- place Georgia's defeat at the hands of unranked

ally ranked split-T Tigers resulted in a shocking Texas in the Orange Bowl would likely have

34-0 win by Clemson and my first awareness of moved the Tigers up one or two places in a post- the AP's voting procedures for the "top ten." bowl poll. In 1959, the last year of the so-called "popu- I was the only South Carolina sportswriter at the game, and on the long bus ride from Colum- lar" vote allowed by the Associated Press, an bia. Missouri, to St, Louis where our plane was undefeated Syracuse team decisively outpolled runner-up Mississippi with its 9-1 for the waiting. Coach Howard was waxing eloquent: "I record mythical championship. don't believe any team in the country could There were 201 votes cast, down somewhat because Syracuse was have beaten us today," he said. I agreed, and when he said, "Are you going to vote us for the nation's only undefeated team. Clemson

finished in 1 1 th place, but would have moved up number-one in the poll," I was embarrassed to With Clemson's 1 3-6 victory over Oklahoma in as a result of bowl finishes, the Tigers crushing say, "I don t think I can." The knowledgeable "Baron of Barlow Bend" the 1988 Citrus Bowl, Clemson finished ninth a seventh-ranked TCU team, 23-7, in the first didn't press the point, but said, "Sure you can. in the final AP poll. Bluebonnet Bowl. Tenth-ranked Alabama lost to 12th rated Penn State in the Liberty Bowl. Check It out."

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Tearing down goalposts and cutting down and, of course, winning the league race last nets have become familiar images when fans year." recall successful college seasons.

When it comes to Clemson, postgame cel- There was a litany of significant accomplisii- ebrations on the gridiron have been common ments in 1989-90: over the last 50 years. But, in recent years, that *A school record 26 victories. indoor winter game has been catching up. * The ACC regular season championship On February 28, 1990 Clemson players sev- (10-4), Clemson's first ever.

* ered the nets after a landmark 97-93 victory over Advancement to the Sweet 1 6 of the NCAA Duke that gave the program its first ever Atlantic Tournament. Coast Conference regular season title. The * A Final Top 20 ranking in every poll, standing room only crowd did not want to depart including #17 by AP and DPI. Littlejohn Coliseum that evening, for longtime * A perfect 14-0 season at home and fans wanted to savour the moment. They real- homecourt winning streak that has reached 24 ized a large block had been firmly cemented in heading into 1990-91

* the foundation of a basketball tradition, one that A school record 1 2 wins away from home. has seen much masonry work of late. * Two first-team AII-ACC players, (Elden The man who has been setting all these bricks Campbell, Dale Davis), for the first time in is Head Coach Cliff Ellis, the ACC's Coach-of- Clemson history. the-Year in 1987 and 1990, and the first Tiger * A first-round NBA draft pick (Elden coach to take Clemson to an ACC title of any kind. Campbell). "Clemson University has a great tradition, but •The ACC Coach-of-the-Year (Cliff Ellis). Clemson basketball has been lacking relative to other areas within the university," said Ellis, who "But, we must continue to gain consistency.

has 1 1 9 wins in six years at Clemson. "We have It takes 15-20 years to build a tradition. We

made stndes in recent years by advancing to the enjoyed last year and it was a year of great NCAA Tournament three of the last four years, significance, but we can't look back. We've got winning over 25 games two of the last four years to keep going."

It was a season truly wort'li remembering. A first glance at the key participants in Cliff Ellis hopes to take Clemson to Its fourth Clemson's auspicious NCAA appearance In the last five years. beginning to the 1990s would indicate ordering more scissors would not make significant contributions in the backcourt. be necessary for the 1990-91 season. Frontcourt Gone are five The leader of the Clemson frontcourt and the lettermen and three unquestioned leader of the entire team is the starters who were prime incomparable Dale Davis. The 6-1 1 senior center reasons Clemson had a has the ability, leadership, statistics and most long celebration on Feb- important, work ethic to become the initial con- ruary 28th. Elden sensus first-team Ail-American in Clemson his- Campbell concluded his tory. career Clemson's as Davis has 876 career rebounds heading into career scoring leader, his senior season, more than any other active eclipsing Butch player in the nation . The native of Toccoa, GA has Zatezalo's 22-year-old led the ACC in rebounding in each of the last two record. AII-ACC, 6- The seasons. Only Tree Rollins has more career 1 1 center first- was a rebounds than Davis among Clemson players. pick the round draft of "Dale Davis personifies everything you want Los Angeles Lakers. in a player," said Ellis. "He has a great attitude, is Derrick Forrest, Marion a fine person and has the work ethic to make it in Cash and Kirkland the NBA. He is right there with Horace Grant and Howling were all junior Terry Catledge (South Alabama, and now NBA). college transfers who He strives to meet the challenge, is very roles played significant coachable, a natural leader. He should be a on Clemson's last two lottery pick next year." NCAA teams. Davis became the first ACC player ever to Despite these losses. pace the conference in field goal percentage and Clemson can be a strong rebounding in back-to-back seasons. He shot contender for an NCAA 62.5 percent from the field last year when he bid and compete in the averaged 15.3 points and 11.3 rebounds per first division of the ACC contest. The 1989-90 first-team AII-ACC player race. The Tigers should ranks second in ACC history in field goal percent- be strong up front, fea- age, only Brad Daugherty (Cleveland Cavaliers ture a versatile team with and North Carolina) has a higher percentage. His Dale Davis a multitude of lineup has more rebounds than any other active Division I career mark of 61 .6 is fourth best in the nation possibilities, and hope player. among active players with at least 400 career some first-year freshmen field goals.

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Joining ' Davis up front will be Sean Tyson. that number is sure to increase in 990-91 . The The former Baltimore Dunbar High School star former high school baseball pitcher scored 2.1

might have been the most improved player on the points and accumulated 1 .4 rebounds per outing Clemson team last year. Heading into last sea- last year. A fine all-around athlete, he can help son Cliff Ellis stated that Tyson was a player who Clemson at three different positions. can put his team back into a game, or take a team 'Both Jones and Brown are veterans who will out of a game. Most of the time last year, he see increased playing time this season." said

provided the primary impetus for a key spurt Ellis. "I am expecting both to have a major impact down the stretch. Tapes of the Clemson - LaSalle on this team on the floor and in a leadership area.

game (when Clemson overcame a 1 9-point defi- Jones will see much more time as a post player cit to win) in the second round of the NCAA at the number-four position. He is capable of tournament give testimony to that observation. hitting the three-point shot, but he has some fine "Sean Tyson is a player who is ready to be a post-up moves we will take advantage of this consistent leader. He has the skills to play profes- year. Both are good athletes who can block sionally. His time has come to step to the forefront. shots." With Davis and Tyson we have two hard working Two incoming first-year freshmen could also hustlers who will not back down from anyone." see action as frontcourt players. Steve Harris and Tyson started just seven games, but he was Tyrone Paul are both 6-5, but are candidates for third on the club in scoring with an 8.5 average. action at the three-spot, or small forward position. He shot 55 percent from the field and also found Paul attended tvlorningside High School in time to pull down 4.1 rebounds per game, third Los Angeles, the same school that produced best on the team. He paced the club in steals per Elden Campbell. Paul averaged 20.5 points and minute and was second on the squad in points six rebounds per game in leading his club to a 24- per minute. Only leading scorer Elden Campbell 4 ledger last season. He was the Los Angeles had a higher figure. Player-of-the-Year m 1990. Tyson was especially effective at tournament Harris was South Carolina's Mr. Basketball time with a 16-point performance against Wake last year when he averaged 23.6 points and 9.5 Forest in the ACC Tournament and 17 points in rebounds a game at Hillcrest High School in Clemson's 79-75 victory over LaSalle in the Greenville, SC. He was a consensus all-state NCAAs. choice, including the team chosen by USA To- Wayne Buckingham is a third returning day. letterwinner who should see significant playing Tyson had 46 points in Clemson's first time up front. "Buck" averaged just 2.3 points and Backcourt scrimmage. He will be a key to Clemson's 2.0 rebounds a game last year, but he saw limited "The backcourt will be the questionmark for season. duty due to the presence of Clemson's "Duo of Clemson basketball this year," said Ellis. "We lost Doom", Campbell and Davis, who were both All- three backcoun players who helped us to 45 wins ACC. in two seasons, including a 13-1 record in ACC game ball by the Clemson team for his ability to

Buckingham paced the team in offensive re- home games. It will be difficult to replace Cash, hold his own against Duke's pressure defense

bounds per minute as he garnered one every six Howling , and Forrest, they really did a job for us when Marion Cash ran into foul trouble. He guided minutes and he was second only to Dale Davis in in their two years here. the Clemson offense to 35 points in just 13 terms of overall rebounds per minute. "Buck will 'They helped us continue the tradition and minutes in the game for the ACC title. see much more playing time this year. He gained now we have recruited a good group of first-year Donnell Bruce is a senior with experience on

a lot of experience late in the year and improved freshmen we hope can add more to their legacy. three post-season Clemson teams. He played his baseline postup moves. He gives us added David Young is the leader of the backcourt just 38 minutes a year ago, but did score 21 points bulk and strength inside." based on his experience and firepower. Young as a reserve in 10 games. Walk-on Joey Watts

"It will be important for Buckingham and started 27 of the 35 games a year ago at the wing should also be a contributor in 1 990-91

Tyson to perform well so teams can't double team guard position and averaged 6. 1 points per game. Five freshmen figure to play prominent roles Davis. Thiat has been important for our success- He made 39 three-point shots to lead the club and in the backcourt for the Tigers. All have outstanding

ful teams in recent years. We have had a tandem also had the best assist-to-turnover ratio on the offensive skills, but it could be the individual's inside that doesn't allow the opposition to con- club. He set a Clemson record for assists by a ability to learn the defensive concept that holds centrate on just one lead player." wing guard with 142 and committed only 66 the key to the winner of the playing time derby. Ricky Jones and Colby Brown are two more turnovers. Clemson led the ACC in field goal percentage returning lettermen in the strongest area of the "David will have to be a leader in our backcourt defense last year with a .410 figure, the best Clemson club. Jones, a fifth-year senior, started as a two-three position player. He did obtain percentage by an ACC team in 15 years. six games in 1989-90. but averaged just nine some experience as a point guard last year, but Andre Bovain is a 6-1 point or wing guard minutes per outing. He scored 3.9 points per we do not expect to use him at the point this year. from Columbia, SC. He averaged 20 points and game, but connected on 50.5 percent of his field However, he will handle the ball more than most pulled down seven rebounds per outing on the goal attempts. two-guards that we have had. With freshmen way to an all-state season.

A reserve much of last year as a junior, Jones seeing a lot of time in the backcourt it will be Eric Burks is a 6-3 point guard from Atlanta could return to a starting slot he held much of important that working the ball up the court will be who scored 23 points and dealt out six assists per 1988-89. He came through with clutch reserve a team effort this year." game. He hit 45 percent of his three-point shots outings last year, the most memorable took place Young shot just 36.3 percent from the field, a and connected on 76 percent of his free throws, at tVlaryland when he scored 14 points in 19 by-product of shot selection. Over 60 percent of two areas that have not been strong for Clemson minutes on 6-8 field goal shooting in Clemson's his attempts were from outside the three-point the last couple of seasons. two-point win. A fine talent with outstanding leap- arc. Bruce Martin averaged 38 points a game for ing ability, Jones has ranked in the top three on Shawn Lastinger is the only other returning Shady Springs High school in West Virginia a the club in blocked shots per minute for three guard with over 100 minutes of action in the 26- year ago in a season cut short by a knee injury. straight seasons. He and Elden Campbell are the 9 campaign. The native of Atlanta had a fine Jimmy Mason averaged 1 7 points and four assists only players in Clemson history to play on two 25- rookie season with 54 points and 19 assists. He for Pinecrest High in Southern Pines, NC. Harris. game winners. was a significant contributor in ACC wins over Martin, and Mason all signed with Clemson in the Brown played just 89 minutes last year, but Maryland and Duke. In fact, he was presented the early period.

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76 Clemson Football '90 Mother-ofthe-Year

By Heather Czeczok future husband-Bill Jamieson. He was a been "Wife and Mother" for the past 39

freshman at Clemson University. Bill was years, she has devoted her time to the

Today is Hall of Fame Day here at also "the boy next door" to Evelyn while she advancement of her children. This in turn

Clemson. It is also the day which Tiger lived in Pendleton. They were married in has produced seven outstanding Clemson Brotherhood has chosen to honor another 1950. University graduates.

important institution-Motherhood. Mrs. Due to financial reasons, Bill was never Her role as a mother has also involved Evelyn Jamieson has been selected as the able to finish college. The couple did, various other church and community activi- 1990 Mother-of-the-Year. however, recognize the importance of higher ties. She has served in the Parent-Teacher Mrs. Jamieson was completely shocked education. They instilled into their seven Association, Little League (football and when she heard the news that she had been children the necessity of a good education. baseball), and Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts selected as Mother-of-the-Year. 'My chil- As a result, all seven of the Jamieson chil- of America. Her efforts include working with dren called me up to Charlotte Saturday dren graduated from Clemson University. the Macon Little Theater, designing an el-

will (Oct. 20) and told me the news. I cried for The youngest receive his degree in ementary school yearbook, and numerous over thirty minutes. They gave me a framed May. fund-raising activities. She is also an active copy of the nomination letter written by my According to Mrs. Jamieson, she and member of St. Joseph's Catholic Church in son Jeff. Most of my children were there. her husband never pushed their children Macon. GA. The Jamieson family was

The oldest is in Saudi Arabia working for into going to Clemson. "We let them decide named Macon's Family-of-the-Year in 1 978.

Westinghouse. for themselves. My daughter Jennifer told Mrs. Jamieson is proud to say that the

"The nomination itself was such an honor. me that 'We all knew from day one that we Clemson spirit is being instilled into the

I couldn't believe that my son who is so busy were going there (Clemson), Mama.'" Jen- future generations of Jamiesons. "We have with work and wedding plans would take the nifer and her sister Melissa both found their five grandchildren with one on the way. We time to do this for me. That was what husbands at Clemson. All three of her sons are teaching them to think, 'Go Tigers!'" touched me so much and made me cry." majored in electrical engineering. While Tiger Brotherhood is honoring Mrs. Mrs. Jamieson's Clemson connection "For 22 years we have had children at Jamieson today, many people may be won-

began back in 1949 when she moved to Clemson. There were only a couple of dering "l/l//7af/s Tiger Brotherhood? " Today, Pendleton, SC, from Pennsylvania. She years in the 70's that we didn't." The entire the Brotherhood is a local, selective, honor-

lived there with her brother John Hromi who time the Jamieson family has supported the ary fraternity. It still embraces the same

began teaching at the university in 1949. Tiger teams. basic philosophy as established by its

It was in Pendleton that she met her While Mrs. Jamieson's occupation has founder, led by Professor John Logan

Marshall, in 1 929. Enamored with ritual, the Tiger Brotherhood promotes high standards of social and ethical conduct, while recog-

nizing in its members an earnest devotion to Clemson, coupled with the integrity of char- acter commensurate with the typical Clemson Gentleman. Tiger Brotherhood embodies an un- equalled cross-sectional representation of the Clemson community. Students, faculty

and staff all work within the bonds of broth- erhood to champion a closer relationship.

One for all and all for one. With Clemson its many traditions and undying spirit as our central focus, the Brotherhood today pro- vides a viable, flexible and continuing forum for ideas and unending service to Clemson.

The Tiger Brotherhood is proud to recog- nize Mrs. Evelyn Jamieson for herdedication to and support of Clemson University. She has begun a stream of Orange Blood that will run strong for years to come. Mrs.

Jamieson more than deserves her title as the 1990 Tiger Brotherhood Mother-of-the- Year.

Evelyn Jamieson is pictured with two of youngest Clemson grads, John (Class of '91 ) and Julia (Class of '89)

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J B Queen South Carolina Box Inc Billy G Watson Roswell GA Greenville SC Spartanburg SC Realtec Inc Mr and Mrs Charles W Spence Atlanta GA Greenville SC $1000 Tiger Scholarship Charles F Rhem Jr David W Sprouse Greer SC Pinehurst NC Life Members Mrs J H Abrhams Dr J Clayton Richardson & Scott Steele Salem SC Dr C Eric Richardson Lilburn GA Belton SC S C McMeekin Memorial B K Chreitzburg James B Stephens Columbia SC wjjM H B Risher Greenville SC Spartanburg SC Anderson IPTAY Quarterb. Club Collins Music Co R Allen Stevens wKjk Anderson SC Greenville SC ^mm Wally Robertson Greenville SC Moore SC H Keith Anderson J C & Nancy Cook J E Stewart BIdrs Inc Greenwood SC Clemson SC Drake H Rogers Aiken SC Bennettsville SC Mr & Mrs Jack L Atkinson W Gary Cooper Dr David K Stokes Jr Greenville SC Mauldin SC Inman Dr Steven R Ross SC Kevin M Barth Howard M Corbett/ Florence SC Suitt Construction Co Inc Florence SC Carlyle Poole Greenville SC David S Rozendale Pendleton SC Wilbur N Bauman III Shoal Creek AL Lawrence A Sutherland Tracys Landing MD Mr & Mrs R Jack Dill Anderson SC Ryder Truck Rental Co Inc Greenville SC Michael G Beeson Greenville SC Joseph D Swann Duluth GA Dr & Mrs William E Dukes Greenville SC Saluda Log & Lumber Clemson SC Mr & Mrs J Frank Black Edgefield SC "The Law Firm of Swerling Greenville SC Paul M Dunnavant Jr Harpootlian" Jim Sanders Orangeburg SC Columbia Bob Bond Gaffney SC SC Greenville SC Robert E Dye J Chris Swift Pres James Satterfield Esslsy SC ""^^^^^ Anderson SC Columbia SC R A Bowen Jr Macon GA Edwin W Evans Architectural Systems Inc iSM SC State Fair Taylors SC Columbia SC Chuck Hawkins Thomas M Brosnan Irmo SC Asheville NC

82 Clemson Football '90 Bob A Galiano Jr John F Palmer Clark/Hamrick Ron & B J Burris Sumter SC Greenville SC Aiken SC Anderson SC Kevin T Counts The C & S National Bank John L Garavaglia III Carolyn & Steve Pearce Aiken SC Anderson SC Chesterfield MO Simpsonville SC Danny & Jan Epting Carolina Beer Co Inc Aiken SC Anderson SC Garrison/Clark/Garrison Mr & Mrs Henry H Perkins III Clemson SC Gastonia NC Elbert Mines Hamilton Nathan W Childs Aiken SC Anderson SC A J Gaughf C Evans Putman Jack D Hutto B K Chreitzberg Sumter SC Greenville SC Aiken SC Anderson SC Karl M Guest Mark S Richardson John H McAlhaney Jr Peter and Anne Cook Jr Aiken SC Anderson SC Florence SC Charlotte NC A H Peters Jr R Carol Cook George B Hilton D H Roberts Aiken SC Anderson SC Concord NC Greenwood SC F A Townsend Jr & Mr & Mrs Del Cowhard Mrs F A Townsend Anderson SC In Memory of Walter & Carl R Rogers Aiken SC R Doug Cromer Lee Hooks Clinton SC Miss KImberly C Waters Anderson SC Anderson SC Aiken SC E T (Tom) Salisbury Cromer Food Services Inc Daniel E Hunt Summerville SC H O Weeks Sr Anderson SC Aiken SC Easley SC James & Sylvia Davis & Family John Harold Sease Buddy & Linda Whitlaw Anderson SC Aiken SC J Thomas Hunter Jr Prosperity SC Richard W Edgeworth Marion SC Robert G Gantt Anderson SC Sam W Sheriff Belvedere SC Dan & Libby Jones Easley SC Dr & Mrs E P Ellis Jr Mr & Mrs Doug Kingsmore Anderson SC Greenville SC Mike Kingsmore Mr & Mrs Oliver I Snapp Jr Financial Planning Asso Inc Graniteville SC Dr Sidney E Kirkley Houston TX Louis Forrester Hendersonville NC Danny W Brown Anderson SC Southeastern Elec Distrs Inc Jackson SC J Tom Forrester Mrs Ernest Eugene Leslie/ Greenville SC "A Tiger" Anderson SC George & Anna Leslie Jackson SC Lawrence V Starkey Jr Bill Foust Clemson SC O C Batchelor Anderson SC Atlanta GA North Augusta SC Frank Distributing Sam & Harriet Ligon Co William B Sturgis Jim Fulghum Anderson SC Greenville SC Greenville SC North Augusta SC Dewey Freeman Dr & Mrs J B Linder Frank T GIbbs Anderson SC Dr C R Swearingen Jr North Augusta SC Great Falls SC James Bartlett Garrison Smithfield NC W S Hentz Anderson SC John E Lunn North Augusta SC J R Swetenburg Jr Dr M Ray Gillespie List as G5 Florence SC Clinton SC John Jester Anderson SC North Augusta SC Terry L & Mark W Miller Green T Services Inc G G Thomas Sr & Jr Clemson SC Mr & Mrs Marion Jones Jr Anderson SC J L Neely North Augusta SC Thomas P Grimball Jr Thomas C Lynch III Rock Hill SC Warren E Kenrick Anderson SC Clemson SC North Augusta SC Rogers S Walker MD Frank E Hall Mr & Mrs Tommie Sharpe Anderson SC Lewis Memorial Lancaster W Madden SC North Augusta SC Jack R Hall Greenville SC Mr & Mrs John A Walter Ben G Watson & Miss Katie E Hall Deana L & John McEntire Manning SC North Augusta SC Anderson SC Mount Pleasant SC Dr W Gamewell Watson In Memory of Walter & Mr & Mrs Kermit M Watson North Augusta SC Lee Hooks Thurmon McLamb Mr & Mrs Joe B Maffett Anderson SC W E W Clamp, E W Jr, Doug & Mary Little River SC Greenville SC Salley SC Dr James A Henderson Andeson SC James P Miller Larry L Wolfe Mr & Mrs George L Webb Salley SC Mr & Mrs Richard O Herbert Greenville SC Lancaster SC Anderson Carrol H Warner SC Thomas K Norris Allen K Wood Jr Wagener SC Shirley Huitt & Sons Inc Taylors SC Anderson SC ALLENDALE Anderson SC W B Yarborough Dr Chase P Hunter Allendale SC Anderson SC Donors F M Young Co Inc Mr & Mrs Hugh N Isbell Fairfax SC Anderson SC ABBEVILLE Don H & Gall R Rowell ANDERSON Philip & Delbra Jones Ayers-Shirley Ins Abbeville SC Anderson R A All & W Frank Eskridge SC David Ayers & Bob Shirley Rufus C Sherard Anderson SC Abbeville Dr & Mrs William R Karpik SC Calhoun Falls SC Anderson Iptay Quarterback Club Anderson SC John Pat Brown Gene Powell Anderson SC Max B King Memorial Abbeville SC Donalds SC Walter G Azelkas Anderson SC Mr & Mrs Wm C Dupre AIKEN Anderson SC King Oil Abbeville SC Co William R Alexander Anderson Mr Jr Baychem SC & Mrs James B Jones Aiken SC Abbeville SC Anderson SC Mr & Mrs Gordon L Lawton Robert & Fern Bickley Anderson Mr Jr Mr & Mrs Ronnie L Brock SC & Mrs James L Lucas Aiken SC Abbeville SC Anderson SC Lazer Construction Co Inc Richard L Boyleston Mrs Albert & Irma H Bruschini Anderson SC T C Mllford Aiken SC Abbeville SC Anderson SC Mr & Mrs Charles D Lindley Jan, Carl and Tripp Bryan Marvin Buffington & Sons Anderson SC Charles L Powell Aiken SC Abbeville SC Anderson SC T L Mack Anderson SC

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1990 Fall Home Schedule RESERVE OFFICERS' (Dates and Times TENTATIVE, Subject to Change) TRAINING CORPS Aug. 29 Soccer vs. Emory University, 7:00 pm

Sept. 1 Football vs. Longbeach St., 1 :00 pm Sept. 2 Soccer vs. UNC-Greensboro, 2:00 pm Sept. 4 Volleyball vs. Georgia State, 7:00 pm Sept. 5 Soccer vs. Baptist College, 7:00 pm Sept. 9 Soccer vs. UNC, 2:00 pm

Sept. 1 Volleyball vs. Western Carolina, 7:00 pm Sept. 12 Soccer vs. Catawba, 7:00 pm

Sept. 1 Women's Cross Country in Clemson Inv. Men's Cross Country in Clemson Inv.

Sept. 1 Volleyball vs. South Carolina, 7:00 pm

Sept. 1 Soccer vs. Furman, 7:00 pm

Sept. 22 Volleyball vs. Augusta College, 1 0:00 am

Football vs. Appalachian State, 1 :00 pm Sept. 25 Volleyball vs. Winthrop College, 7:00 pm Sept. 26 Soccer vs. Coastal Carolina, 7:00 pm Sept. 28 Volleyball vs. Morehead State, 7:00 pm Sept. 29 Football vs. Duke, 12:10 pm Sept. 30 Volleyball vs. UNC- Greensboro, 3:00 pm Soccer vs. N.C. State, 2:00 pm Oct. 2 Volleyball vs. UNC-Asheville, 7:00 pm Soccer vs. Georgia State, 7:00 pm Oct. 4 Volleyball vs. Duke, 7:00 pm Oct. 5 Volleyball vs. UNC, 7:00 pm Clemson - UMBRO Tournament Oct. 6 Football vs. Georgia, 1 :00 pm DEGREE 7 Volleyball vs. Furman, MY Oct. 2:00 pm Clemson - UMBRO Tournament Oct. 9 Volleyball vs. Georgia, 7:00 pm Oct. 10 Soccer vs. Stetson, 7:00 pm GOT ME THE INTERVIEW. Oct. 13 Swimming vs. Orange and White, 1 0:00 am Oct. 16 Volleyball vs. Georgia Tech, 7:00 pm Oct. 17 Soccer vs. UNC-Charlotte, 7:00 pm Oct. 21 Soccer vs. Maryland, 2:00 pm ARMYROK Oct. 24 Soccer vs. College of Charleston, 7:00 pm

Oct. 25 Volleyball vs. UNC - Charlotte, 7:00 pm Oct. 27 Volleyball vs. Western Carolina, 7:00 pm Oct. 28 Soccer vs. Virginia, 2:00 pm GOT ME THE JOB. Nov. 3 Football vs. North Carolina, 12:10 pm Nov. 1-4 Soccer in ACC Tournament Nov. 8 Men's Basketball vs. Australian Exhib. Team, 7:30 pm Things got pretty competitive for this job. I'm sure

Nov. 1 Swimming vs. UVA, 1 2:00 pm (W), 3:00 pm (M) my college degree and good grades kept me in the Wom. Basketball vs. Canadian Olympic Team, 7:00 pm running. But in the end it was the leadership and management experience I got through Army ROTC Nov. 15 Men's Basketball vs. Marathon Oil Basketball, 7:30 pm that won them over. Nov. 17 Football vs. South Carolina, 1 :00 pm You can begin to develop impressive leadership Nov. 18 Swimming vs. Virginia Tech, 1 2:00 noon skills with an Army ROTC elective. Register now Nov. 19 Women's Cross Country in NCAA Championships without obligation. Men's Cross Country in NCAA Championships Nov. 24 Men's Basketball vs. Maryland- Baltimore Cty, 5:00 pm Nov. 26 Men's Basketball vs. Samford, 7:30 pm Nov. 28 Men's Basketball vs. The Citadel, 7:30 pm Nov. 29 Swimming in College Inv., 12:00 pm (T), 7:00 pm (F) Nov. 30 Swimming in College Inv., 1 2:00 pm (T), 7:00 pm (F) ARMY ROTC Dec. 1 Swimming in College Inv., 1 2;00 pm (T), 7:00 pm (F) Women's Indoor in Clemson Opener THE SMARTEST COLLEGE Men's Indoor in Clemsoon Opener COURSE TOU CAN TAKE. Dec. Men's Basketball vs. Furman, 2:00 pm Dec. Women's Basketball vs. College of Charleston, 7:00 pm

Dec. Women's Basketball vs. UNC - Charlotte, 7:00 pm For More Information Dec. Women's Basketball vs. South Carolina, 7:30 pm

Men's Basketball vs. Wisconsin - Green Bay, 5:00 pm Call: Dec. 15 Women's Basketball vs. Augusta College, 7:30 pm Captain Blake Lowman Men's Basketball vs. UNC - Charlotte, 5:00 pm Dec. 17 Men's Basketball vs. S. C. State, 7:30 pm 656-3017

SHE 84 Clemson Football '90 Hershel M & Barry H Maddox Joseph T & Marion E Burdette Dr Peter E Myers IV C L Cribb Jr Thomas E & Peggy Baker Anderson SC Iva SC Moncks Corner SC Mount Pleasant SC Great Falls SC Michael A McGee Roger H Davis M W Umphlett Memorial By: Mr & Mrs Jerry P Gazes Carolyn & Chuck Bell Anderson SC Iva SC Calhoun W Ymphlett Mount Pleasant SC Great Falls SC Moncks Corner SC P C Osteen Jr Billy E Brown F Gregorie & Son CHESTERFIELD Anderson SC Pelzer SC CALHOUN Mount Pleasant SC George Eric Ballard S H Houck & Son Cheraw SC Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp Cuttino/Berry Mr & Mrs R S McCanis III Cameron SC Resins & Coatings Div Pelzer SC Mount Pleasant SC Rick Kirkpatrick Anderson SC Ray E & Floyd Patrick CHARLESTON Deana L & John McEntire Cheraw SC Jr Mr & Mrs Norman W Powell Pelzer SC John Q Adams & Mount Pleasant SC Dr Billy Blakeney Anderson SC John Q Adams III Pageland Mr & Mrs George Veres E M Seabrook Jr, E M Seabrook SC Charleston, SC Ramseur Oil Co Inc Pelzer SC III & Lewis E Seabrook Claude T Parker Anderson SC D L Aydlette Jr Mount Pleasant SC Melvin E Barnette Patrick SC Charleston, SC Pete J & Jim StathakIs Pendleton SC Drs J & K C Shuler CLARENDON Anderson SC Mary Bailey Mount Pleasant SC J Lawrence Cartee G H Furse Jr Charleston, SC In Memory of Fraz Pendleton SC Sidney W Stubbs Jr Manning SC Anderson SC James F Bennett Jr Mount Pleasant SC Howard M Corbett Mr & Mrs John A Walter Charleston, SC In Memory of Henry H Carter Carlyle Poole R K Willms Manning SC Anthony M Brown Anderson SC Pendleton SC Mount Pleasant SC Steve C Gamble Charleston, SC Dr Donald C Roberts & Mr & Mrs Carl M Lund Tom B Young Sardinia SC Dr Joseph! C Yarbrough Jr Pendleton SC Brush Construction Inc North Charleston SC COLLETON Anderson SC Charleston, SC Westinghouse CHEROKEE Dr & Mrs J Frank Biggers "A Friend" Pendleton SC Furman R Cullum Bob Blanton Walterboro SC Anderson SC Charleston, SC Blacksburg Chesley Louis Milam SC Harry L Hill Greg L Sfiore Sandy Springs SC Phil R Floyd Mr & Mrs Wayne Jones/ Walterboro SC Anderson SC Charleston, SC Leslie J D Thrasher Inc & Pamela Belton Sanders Skateland USA Sandy Springs SC Kyle M Hickman Memorial By Blacksburg SC Walterboro SC Anderson SC David, Lauren, Roy & Dene Mr & Mrs Louis V Caggiano Jr Larry & Vickie Burgess DARLINGTON Charleston, SC Gaffney SC Dr Kenneth W Smith Williamston SC Hubert C Baker DDS Anderson SC Eddie L Hiers Jr Doug's Speed Shop Larry L Campbell Darlington SC Charleston SC Gaffney SC T Barney Smith Agency Inc Williamston SC William M Boyce Anderson SC C Roger Jennings— DBA Harry Ma|or R S Campbell Jr Darlington SC Charleston, SC Gaffney SC A Fred Stringer Jr DVM Williamston SC Daniel L Pearman Anderson SC William C Kennerty Mr & Mrs George E Marion Cherokee Masonry Inc Darlington SC Charleston, SC Gaffney SC Donald E Stroup Williamston SC Dale Windham Anderson SC Mr and Mrs Tom B Laroche Frank B Watts Jr Gary E Clary Darlington SC Charleston, SC Gaffney SC Frank B Sullivan Williamston SC T James Bell Jr MD Barrett S Lawrimore Anderson SC BAMBERG Mr & Mrs Joe Baxter Clary Hansville SC Charleston, SC Gaffney SC Charles "Bud" Tabor Dr F Marion Dwight C Dick Buckles Anderson SC Bamberg SC Ray Lever David D Curry Hansville SC Charleston, SC Gaffney SC Temple-Straup Norman Kirkland Dr Paul A Coward Anderson SC Bamberg SC Frank E Lucas Fashion Engravers Inc Hartsville SC Charleston, SC Gaffney SC Mr & Mrs James C Thompson Jr Henry C Morris Jr Dr G J Lawhon Jr Anderson SC Olar SC Thomas Mangum Mr & Mrs John M Hamrick Jr Hartsville SC Charleston, SC Gaffney SC Diane Bruschlni Tindall BARNWELL Harry M McDonald Murray Tile Co Anderson SC Clem & Brannon Collins B R Kernels Hartsville SC Charleston, SC Gaffney SC Windsor Associates Barnwell SC Julius C Rhodes E M Poston Anderson SC David W Hanshew Danny W Stacy Hartsville SC Charleston, SC Barnwell Gaffney SC Kenneth S Wohlford SC In Honor of Mr & Mrs W P John H Price Jr Anderson SC Katheryn C Lemon CHESTER (Pap) Timmerman Charleston SC Allen K Wood Jr Barnwell SC Willis Cram Hartsville SC Dr & Mrs J R Stout Chester SC Anderson SC Barnett Lee Mazursky Jerry T Usher Jr Charleston, SC Belton Metal Co Barnwell SC George R Fleming Hansville SC Van Noy/Tommy/Ned Thornhill Chester Belton SC Thomas Warren Weeks SC John C Walker Charleston, SC John R Ellison Barnwell SC 5 W Gough Hansville SC John D Todd Chester SC Belton SC Jimmy F Morris Lee West Charleston, SC Hansville Walter E Dixon Jr & Blackville SC William P (Dub) Johnson SC Robert Ferguson Jr Robert M Turner Johnson-Laura Mae Inc A Mr and Mrs Robert Carr G James Wilds III Charleston, SC Chester SC Belton SC Williston SC Hansville SC Wm Edward Twilley Jr Mike & Denise Lawson Goodman Conveyor Co BEAUFORT DILLON Belton SC Charleston SC Chester SC Stratton A Demosthenes Carole and Jay Arnette Mr & Mrs D Michael Greer Beaufort SC Bob & Jeannette Weldon T L Peek Dillon SC Belton SC Charleston, SC Chester SC Charles and Virginia Dean Charles F Carmichael & Andy & Lori Jarman Blutfton SC Jim Harrison "A Tiger from Chester" Savings Inc Belton Edisto Island SC Chester SC Dillon SC SC James Arthur Buck Grady R Jones Hilton Head Isl SC G P Lachicotte Boyd/Jackie/Troy/Lance Alben J & T Neal Rogers Belton SC Edisto Island SC 6 Jodie Roberts Fork SC Edward Evans Jr C Chester SC J K Meeks Hilton Head Isl SC John R Reeder Mr & Mrs Joseph L Powell Belton SC Hanahan SC John A Seidenstricker Latta SC BERKLEY Chester SC John B Ashley Bruce E Whitlock Troy L Jennings DORCHESTER Honea Path SC Bonneau SC Isle of Palms SC A Friend from Chester Hubert B Shieder Chester SC Harleyville SC Michael Butler Blanton Insurance Agency Franklin R Welch Memorial Isle of Palms SC Halsted M Stone MD Honea Path SC Goose Creek SC C Bryan Jordan II Chester SC Saint George SC Jane C Ridgeway Michael W Deleon Phil & Mary Bradley Honea Path SC Goose Creek SC Johns Island SC S Marvin Waldrep Dexter Rickenbaker Chester SC Saint George SC Dr and Mrs James A Smith Southern Aggregates Charles & Jean Bates Honea Path SC Jamestown SC Johns Islands SC Frank Lloyd Wright Michael S Roberts Chester SC Saint George SC Betty B Vaughn & Ken Black James S & Denise B Grant Richard C Bell Honea Path SC Moncks Corner SC Mount Pleasant SC William T Clary Michael J Snyder Fon Lawn SC Saint George SC

Clemson Football '90 85 Mr & Mrs Joey N Westbury Dr & Mrs John M Thomason John P Batson Jr Raleigh J Farr Millinnium Enterprises Saint George SC Florence SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Greenville SC

H Downs Byrd Jr Allen & Josie Wood John H Beckroge Jr Fluor Daniel Thomas Moore Summerville SC Florence SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Greenville SC

Daniel C Gilmour Jr J Givens Young Mr & Mrs J Frank Black Francis W Freeman Morris Const Co-Henry Holseber Summerville SC Florence SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Steve H Hutchinson King Farms—Joe W King/ James A Boling Freeman & Major, Architects Multimedia Inc Jimmy Addison Mark H King Greenville SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Summerville SC Johnsonville SC B K Bolt Dr Stephen R Gardner Nail Enterprises Inc John F Murphree James W King Greenville SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Summerville SC Johnsonville SC Bob Bond L L Gilstrap Jr/R B Parker Orders Distributing Co Inc E T (Tom) Salisbury Palmetto Health Associates Greenville SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Summerville Johnsonville SC SC Ben Boren Robert A Glenn Z H Owings Salisbury Brick Inc Mrs John E Taylor Jr Greenville SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Summerville SC Johnsonville SC C H Branyon Pipe Company Dr & Mrs A J Goforth III Alton F Painter James E & Christie C Snipes William G Moorer Greenville SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Summerville SC Lake City SC James & Claudia Brown Fred Grant John F Palmer Vescom Development Corp Joe, Joey & Bobby Bostick Greenville SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Summerville SC Pamplico SC Dan E Bruce Joel W Gray III Palmetto Loom Reed Co EDGEFIELD Dr William L Coleman Greenville SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Pamplico SC J Nick Crocker Charles A Bryan Jr C L Greene Douglas F Patrick & Johnston SC GEORGETOWN Greenville SC Greenville SC Robert G Hopkins Herlong Pont-Chev-Buick Inc Kerri D Barrineau Wallace & Mary Burgess Ms Jane Greene Greenville SC Johnston SC Andrews SC Greenville SC Greenville SC I N Patterson Jr Greenville Mr and Mrs Robert H Herlong Joe/Tommy/Joey Branyon Wallace H Burgess Jack T Hardin SC Johnston SC Andrews SC Greenville SC Greenville SC John W Peden Co Inc Greenville SC Mr & Mrs Lewis F Holmes III J C Elliott Burris Chemical Inc J C Harmon Johnston SC Andrews SC Charleston SC Greenville SC John Perkins Greenville SC Greenville Horace T Holmes Samuel M Harper Robert T Harrison SC Trenton SC Andrews SC Business-Estate Underwriters Greenville SC Vince Perone Greenville SC Greenville SC FAIRFIELD Rick Howell Ida R Hudson A H McMeekin Jr Andrews SC Leonard R Byrne Greenville SC E A Pfister Jenkinsville SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Dugger R Rimmer Willie R Hudson Gene C Jones Andrews SC C H Patrick Co Inc Greenville SC Piedmont Arthritis Clinic PA Ridgeway SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Donald A Quattlebaum William David Humphrey J K Coleman Georgetown SC Capsco Inc Greenville SC Mr & Mrs Andrew H Pioth Winnsboro SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Waccamaw Family Practice Asso Intex Chemical Inc Forest E Hughes Jr Georgetown SC Mr & Mrs William Chapman Greenville SC Curtis Andrew Pitts Winnsboro SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Inlet Nursery & Garden Center William B & Ande M Jackson Murrells Inlet SC Harold R Jones Langdon Cheves III Greenville SC Roy M Pitts Winnsboro SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Guy S Kates Jr Jennings-Dill Inc John C Renwick Jr Murrells Inlet SC W Ronald Coleman Greenville SC George M Plyler Winnsboro SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Ronnie & Vicky Cauthen Melvyn W Johnson William Lindsay Wylie Pawleys Island SC Collins Music Co Greenville SC James T Powell Winnsboro SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Arthur H Lachicotte Jr Mr & Mrs William R Jolly Jr Florence Pawleys Island SC Piedmont Petroleum Greenville SC Pringle-Owings Inc Kevin M Berth Tiger Scholarship Greenville SC Tiller Construction Co Inc Dan & Libby Jones Florence SC Greenville SC Pawleys Island SC Greenville SC Proformance Group Inc Rufus M Brown Mr & Mrs Ralph Crawley Greenville SC GREENVILLE Morris Keller Florence SC Greenville SC Astro American Chemical Greenville SC Mr & Mrs Dusty Reid Lane Craven & Fountain Inn SC John G Creech Greenville SC Dr J Don Kelley Malcolm H Craven Greenville SC Melvin K Younts Greenville SC B D Robbins Florence SC Fountain Inn SC Warren Dalton Greenville SC J Charles E & Gayle M Key J M Davidson Greenville SC Mr & Mrs W J Abies Greenville SC Robinson/Jackson Florence SC Greenville SC Davis Electrical Constructors Greenville SC Dr Kenneth B Knight Mr and Mrs Larry D Floyd Greenville SC Mr & Mrs Wm Barry Agnew Greenville SC Mike C Robinson Florence SC Greenville SC Gordon Davis Greenville SC S Dr Roland M Knight Karl M Guest Greenville Mr & Mrs Colonel H Albertson SC Greenville SC Rock-Tenn Co Florence SC Greenville SC F Dawes Attn Mark Campbell C John T Langston L Chappell Jones Greenville SC Greenville SC Dr Jim M Alexander Greenville SC Florence SC Greenville SC Mr & Mrs R Jack Dill Jr William Rosenfeld Terrell Lankford Insurance Stewart E Jones Greenville SC Nathan A Einstein A Clark Allen Greenville SC Florence SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Norma Grace Doss Sam & Harriet Ligon Mr & Mrs Cephus Long Greenville Harold A Sargent W American Equipment Co Inc #2 SC Greenville SC Florence SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Steve Dunlap V B Lippard Jr John E Lunn Greenville SC South Carolina National Bank Milton C Antonakos Greenville SC Florence SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Edward F Durham Jr Timothy H Long Linda Marsh Greenville SC Charles E Schneider Mr & Mrs Jack L Atkinson Greenville SC Florence SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Travis Elmore J John N Luther Palmetto Health Assoc Greenville SC Otto H & Joanne B Schumacher David W Balentine Greenville SC Florence Division Greenville SC Greenville SC Charles H English Florence SC J Harold Mack-Architect Greenville SC Dr & Mrs Donald W Shelley Ballard Concrete Greenville SC G V Payne Jr Greenville SC Greenville SC Enwright Associates Inc Florence SC W Lewis Madden Memorial Greenville Truman W Shirley Jr Roberta Bankhead SC Greenville SC Drs T W & W E Phillips Greenville SC Greenville SC David & Linda Estes Florence SC C B Martin Jr Greenville SC Sloan Construction Co Inc #1 James H Barnes Jr Greenville SC Mr & Mrs Marvin Slaughter Greenville SC Greenville SC Benjamin M Evatt Florence SC James D Miller Greenville SC Dr Robert S Small Mr & Mrs Frank B Barnett Greenville SC Dr & Mrs T Rhett Spencer Jr Greenville SC Greenville SC Florence SC

86 Clemson Football '90 South Carolina National Bank Cooper Motor Lines Inc William & Gloria Moody Kenneth L Stasney W K Brown Pulpwood Corporation Greenville SC Greer SC Piedmont SC Taylors SC Hodges SC

Southeastern Elec Distrs Inc Billy & Donna Durham Mr & Mrs W A Mullikin Dr William Evins Southern Brick Co Greenville SC Greer SC Piedmont SC Travelers Rest SC Ninety Six SC Southern Bell Thomas M Hatcher Bobby Pridmore C C Hice Lewis Bagwell Greenville SC Greer SC Piedmont SC Travelers Rest SC Ware Shoals SC

Jeffrey J Stacheiek James M Hill Sr R E Riddle Hitec Chemical Inc William F Phillips Greenville SC Greer SC Piedmont SC Travelers Rest SC Ware Shoals SC

Ivir & Mrs Steve Stasney J Kirk Hind Ronnie Cantrell George I Theisen J Smith/L Traynham/W Traynham Greenville SC Greer SC Simpsonville SC Travelers Rest SC Ware Shoals SC

James M Stephens J C Howard D Ray Cash Joseph E Harper/R Bruce White Mrs Harry A Turner Greenville SC Greer SC Simpsonville SC Travelers Rest SC Ware Shoals SC Ivlurray M Stokely Dick and Judy Jenkins John Coombs Edward & Crystal Wilhoit Olin T Wells Greenville SC Greer SC Simpsonville SC Travelers Rest SC Ware Shoals SC William B Sturgis David Joe Lesley Mr & Mrs Gene E Crawford Michael E Zeager HAMPTON Greenville SC Greer SC Simpsonville SC Travelers Rest SC Eugene R Bostick Estill SC Henry W Suber Mr & Mrs William L Phillips Harold DeLoach GREENWOOD Greenville SC Greer SC Simpsonville SC H Keith Anderson Winston A Lawton Jr James Carl & Virginia Summey Robert E Smith Jr John S Efird Jr Greenwood SC Estill SC Greenville SC Greer SC Simpsonville SC Joseph Dean Bagwell David B Gohagan Sunland Distribution Inc W Carl Smith Thomas L Farthing Greenwood SC Furman SC Greenville SC Greer SC Simpsonville SC Mr and Mrs Danny Brothers J D Rouse Sr & Sunshine Cleaners & Laundry Spartan Express Inc Joanne Griffin Greenwood SC Dr Jacob D Rouse Jr Luray SC Greenville SC Greer SC Simpsonville SC Mr & Mrs James Corley Terry Tallon Jody C Warren William J Jordan Jr Greenwood SC HORRY Greenville SC Greer SC Simpsonville SC Environmental Properties Donald W Helms Conway SC Robert R Taylor Mr & Mrs Charles D Way David Kelley Greenwood SC Greenville SC Greer SC Simpsonville SC W E Gilbert & Associates Inc C Steve & Ann D Lee Greenwood Conway SC Mr & l^rs Tom W Taylor Jr Julia K Welch Thomas P Lane Jr & SC Greenville SC Greer SC Kenneth J Hall Greenwood Mop & Broom Inc Don R Reece Simpsonville Conway SC Thermo-Kinetics Inc— Gene Whitener SC Greenwood SC J E Chambers Greer SC Hal E Lowder Greenwood Motor Lines Inc Barry Anthony demons Memorial Greenville SC Simpsonville SC Greenwood SC Horry Co Jim & Jen Williamson & Family Green Sea SC 'In Honor of Mr & Mrs W P Greer SC Gaines & Karen Massey James A & Linda Joseph (Pap) Timmerman" Simpsonville SC Greenwood Franklin D & Joyce B Hartsell Carolina Sprinkler Co Inc #2 SC Greenville SC Little River SC Mauldin SC Richard S Moore Dr H B Kinard III Dr David Tollison Simpsonville SC Thurmon W McLamb Carolina Sprinkler Co Inc Greenwood SC Greenville SC Little River SC Mauldin SC Carolyn & Steve Pearce Dearyl Lusk—A Douglas Rhodes Pat Toole Simpsonville SC Davis Heniford Jr W Gary Cooper Greenwood SC Greenville SC Loris SC Mauldin SC Stan Ulmer MD Mr & Mrs Bill Madden Alan and Carolyn Tucker Simpsonville SC Mr Mrs David Williams Jimmy Benton Danny Dillard & Greenville SC Greenwood SC Myrtle Beach SC Mauldin SC Bill & Marian Barbary Jim Turner Taylors SC Don Cameron Dean & Ten Edgar Larry McClain Greenville SC Myrtle Beach SC Mauldin SC Jim & Betty Basinger Greenwood SC Harry B Ussery Taylors SC David T McGill John Lindsay Crook Frank B Fredere III Greenville SC Myrtle Beach SC Mauldin SC James H Brown Jr Greenwood SC Jim and Jackie Vaughn Taylors SC Patrick McKenzie A S Dargan L S Green Plumbing Greenville SC Myrtle Beach SC Mauldin SC Earle W Sargent Memorial: Greenwood SC Vulcan Materials Inc By Carolina Belting Co Jimmy L McWhorter John P "Pat" Gore Jerry M Hughes Greenville Taylors SC Myrtle Beach SC SC Hughes Plumbing Co Greenwood SC Mr & Mrs Kermit M Watson Mauldin SC Dunagan Engineering Inc F Michael Meredith John L Humphries Mr & Mrs Joe B Maffett Taylors SC Greenwood Myrtle Beach SC Port Brokerage Co Inc SC Greenville SC Mauldin SC Edwin W Evans Joseph R Millender Harold J Riddle Larry D Watson Taylors SC Greenwood Myrtle Beach SC Mr & Mrs Richard L Watson SC Greenville SC Ashley Elaine Gaddis 72 & '81 Tiger Alumni Mr & Mrs Robert Sansbury Myrtle J D Wells Jr Mauldin SC Taylors SC Greenwood SC Beach SC Greenville SC R B Whorton IV/A B Cross/ James F Harrison D H Roberts Samuel Robert Spann Jr James D Whiteside T N Lawson/J L Walker Taylors SC Greenwood SC Myrtle Beach SC Greenville SC Mauldin SC "A Tiger Family" Dr & Mrs J C Rockwell Mr & Mrs David Nobles David H Wilkins Larry & Ronnie Ayers Taylors SC Greenwood SC N Myrtle Beach SC Greenville SC Piedmont SC Pat Imsco Inc In Memory of Robert H Rykard & Marsha Nobles Mr & Mrs Charles P Willimon "Blakely Dairy Farm. Inc" Taylors SC By Mrs Robert Rykard N Myrtle Beach SC Greenville SC Piedmont SC Mr & Mrs Robert S Mabry Greenwood SC JASPER Mr & Mrs D B Wilson James W Braswell Jr Taylors SC Satterfield Inc Dale Malphrus Piedmont Ridgeland SC Greenville SC SC Mr & Mrs R D Mitchell Greenwood SC Terry D Wilson Steve Bryant/Phillip Bryant Taylors SC MicroAge Computer Stores KERSHAW Greenville SC Piedmont SC Thomas R Moore Greenwood SC Alvin L Geddings Camden SC Charles C Withington Jr Callahan Steel Inc Taylors SC South Atlantic Constrs Inc Piedmont William Heatley Jr Greenville SC SC William J Neely Jr Greenwood SC R Camden SC Mr & Mrs Charles D Wyatt Jr C Curtis Crawford Taylors SC Wayne & Tony Southard/ Greenville SC Piedmont SC Mr & Mrs Charles R Niver Eddie Thomas SAM Mundy Betty & Alvie Jackson Greenwood SC Camden SC William Lindsay Wylie Jr Howard Crenshaw Taylors SC Tuck Inc #4 The Kress Family/Barbra-Howard Greenville SC Piedmont SC Thomas K Norris A M Greenwood SC -Dean & Lynn Air Products & Chemicals Inc Taylors SC James E Bostic Camden #3 SC Greer SC Piedmont SC Mr & Mrs James R Southerlin A M Tuck Greenwood SC T F McNamara Jr Billie Joyce Manley Taylors SC David A Bovi/ers Camden SC Inc #2 Greer SC Piedmont SC Norva E Spiptzer Sr A M Tuck Greenwood SC W R Reeves Jr Mr Mrs David S Merritt Taylors SC Jeffrey Scott Brown & Camden SC Greer SC Piedmont SC

Clemson Football '90 87 George Singleton Jr R J Marsh J S Bedenbaugh Dr Julius W Babb III C H Garren Camden SC Columbia SC Newberry SC Orangeburg SC Clemson SC

J F Watson Randy R Stewart George Robert Hawkins Sr J Hayne Culler Garrison/Clark/Garrison Camden SC Gaston SC Newberry SC Orangeburg SC Clemson SC David MItchum John William Green William F McCrary Mrs M Rodney Culler William E Grishaw Elgin SC Gilbert SC Newberry SC Orangeburg SC Clemson SC LANCASTER Kim & Debbie Johnson Harold L Pitts Dr Jerome B Degen Bob & Pat Harmon Mr and Mrs Floyd Cauthen Gilbert SC Newberry SC Orangeburg SC Clemson SC Heath Springs SC Mr & Mrs Everette Kneece Billye L West Gary A Delaney MD Edward A Harris Jim. Emily & Al Adams Gilbert SC Newberry SC Orangeburg SC Clemson SC Lancaster SC Howard N Rawl John Harold Sease Charles Parker Dempsey Sandy & Ken Hatfield Mr & Mrs Robert S & Gilbert SC Prosperity SC Orangeburg SC Clemson SC Sam English Mr & Mrs Ronald Timms Harry S Young Paul M Dunnavant Jr Opal S Hipps Lancaster SC Gilbert SC Whitmire SC Orangeburg SC Clemson SC Oscar S Porter III Roy William Copelan Jr OCONEE F Reeves Gressette Jr Imagine Inc Lancaster SC Irmo SC Henry C Drake Orangeburg SC Clemson SC Fair Play Mr & Mrs L S Stewman & Jackie T Warren SC A R Gnffith Jr Mr & Mrs Eugene S Irwin Mr & Mrs Duane Johnson Leesville SC Tim Kwiatek Orangeburg SC Robert L Irwin Lancaster SC Fair Play SC Clemson SC C J Carter/T E Garnson III/ Alan Johnstone Carlton Thompson W E E Rhoden/L S Tompkins Arthur E Nowell Jr Orangeburg SC Lanford Company Lancaster SC Lexington Clemson SC SC Richland SC Edgar C McGee Rogers S Walker MD E M Caughman Mrs J H Abrams Orangeburg SC Los Hermanos, Inc Lancaster 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88 Clemson Football '90 Daniel E Hunt Lt Col Willie L Archie Mr & Mrs Bill Miller Mr & Mrs Gary Johnson/ E S Grant Easley SC Columbia SC Columbia SC Mr & Mrs Jimmy Johnson Spartanburg SC Duncan SC Mr & Mrs Neal C Jetton James F Ballenger J G Murphree Charles & Shirley Gray Easley SC Columbia SC Columbia SC Palmetto Sup & Repair Boiling Springs SC Duncan SC Spartanburg SC Roy & Martha Johnson Bearing Distributors Inc William A Murphy Easley SC Columbia SC Columbia SC Top Services Inc Robert M Hicklin Duncan SC Spartanburg SC Mr & Mrs Joe B Jones Bearing Distributors #3 Mr & Mrs Blake Neal Easley SC Columbia SC Columbia SC James A Trammel Dr & Mrs Paul Holcomb Duncan SC Spartanburg SC T E Jones & Sons Bearing Distribute s #2 Nilson Van & Storage Easley SC Columbia SC Columbia SC Dr Harold S Vigodsky Harry W Kinard Fairforest SC Spartanburg SC Barry Mauldin Mr & Mrs J Dennis Bolt Robert Opsahl Easley SC Columbia SC Columbia SC Mascot Homes Inc Rhonda/Ron/Marti Littlefield Gramling SC Spartanburg SC Jeffery T McAlister W W Bruner Jr Patrick Construction Co Easley SC Columbia SC Columbia SC Randy T & Sheila K Gregory Mr & Mrs Allen Lundy Inman SC Spartanburg SC Amos M McCall Jack W Brunson Budweiser of Anderson SC Easley SC Columbia SC Columbia SC Joe E Lark W Benjamin Mason Jr Inman SC Spartanburg SC Modern Home Builders H Ronnie Burgess Jim & Julia Prater Easley SC Columbia SC Columbia SC Thomas E & Angela Ragan M C McGarity Jr Rose Mitchell Spartanburg SC E Marc Ragsdale Jackson Byers David & Marcia Pressley Inman SC Easley SC Columbia SC Columbia SC Mr & Mrs Tim Miller Roger Donald Smith Spartanburg SC Easley OB-GYN Associates PA Carolina Ceramics Inc #1 R E B S — Edward T Strom Inman SC Easley SC Columbia SC Columbia SC Stan Neely Boyd & Carolina Derrick Spartanburg SC Paul T Shaw Chatham Steel Corp John C Rivers Bill & Anne Kea Easley SC Columbia SC Columbia SC Roy R & Joyce C Gates Jr Moore SC Spartanburg SC Sam W Sheriff Raymond E Cobb Jr Robert R Russell Jr Andrew (Jack) Petty Easley SC Columbia SC Columbia SC The Octavia Company Moore SC Spartanburg SC Kenneth Perry Smith Joel W Collins Jr Mr and Mrs Tim Scott Melford W Carter Easley SC Columbia SC Columbia SC Robert M Philips Sr Pacolet SC Spartanburg SC Carolyn Starkey Columbia Distributing Corporation Sinkler & Boyd A B Bullington Jr Easley SC Columbia SC Columbia SC Piedmont Mechanical Roebuck SC of Spartanburg Inc Robert A Watson Ernie Sara & Alison Cooper Carolina Forklift Inc A B Bullington Sr Spartanburg SC Easley SC Columbia SC Columbia SC Roebuck SC Plastic Injectors Inc Curtis & Lalane Welborn Charles Edward Corley III MD L W Smith Jr Trust Joe Griffin Gear & Machine Co Spartanburg Easley SC Columbia SC Columbia SC SC Roebuck SC Jerome J Richardson Joe A Young J Lewis Cromer - 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The Official Hot Dogs CLEMSON TIGERS During team — the the past two cardiologists decades, South who diagnose anci Carolinians and their treat patients, the cardio- referring physicians have vascular surgeons who do known of our commitment to pro- open heart procedures, the skilled vide the very best in cardiovascu- technicians who operate state-of- lar care. In each and every year the-art equipment, and the dedicat- since 1974, Providence physicians ed nursing staff who provide both have performed more cardiac specialized professional care and catheterizations and open heart exceptional TLC. surgeries than any other hospital in Thank you. South Carolinians, the state. As we start this decade, for this trust. We will continue our confidence in Providence contin- commitment to offering the highest

ues to grow. Already this year, we level of cardiovascular care, and to have performed more open heart maintaining our reputation as the surgeries than for any state's preferred hospital for mend- like period in our ing broken hearts. At Providence history. I^v^hI Hospital teclinology. We're proud of I PROVIDENCE experience and car- our cardiovascular hand-in-hand. jjj J^QSPITAlL PROVIDENCE HEART INSTITUTE Columbia, SO In a year that saw many changes in the Clemson University Athletic Department, one thing remained a constant; the success of IPTAY. Despite the destruction and financial loss caused by Hurricane Hugo, as well as an increase in the minimum IPTAY donation from $30 to $1 00, faithful Clemson supporters were still able to make this another record- breaking year for IPTAY. As the nation's largest fundrais- ing organization, IPTAY was able to raise $5.8 million towards its commitment to the student- athlete. Due to these efforts both on the part of the I PTAY staff, and the generosity and support of the Clemson community, Clemson was one of only two schools in the nation (the only other being Illinois) to have teams participate in a bowl game (1989 f^azda Gator Bowl), the NCAA Basketball Tournament (advanced to the Sweet Sixteen in the East Regional), and the NCAA Baseball Tournament (Central Re- gion). Clemson was the only school to gam at least one win in each of these post-season events. Clemson also produced 82 first-team

AII-ACC athletes, 20 Ail-Americans, captured Contributions by IPTAY are responsible for many of Clemson's outstanding facilities. three ACC Tournament Championships, and won two regular-season ACC Championships, IPTAY currently provides the funds for tutorial ships for non-athletes who are highly qualified including its first-ever in men's basketball. Nine programs staffed by trained academic advisors academically. This scholarship endowment is teamsfinishedinthefinal Top 25 of their respective assisted by graduate and undergraduate students. funded by certain company gifts which are made sports. This support IS intended to assure that all student- as a result of employee contributions to IPTAY. In The success of the Clemson athletic program athletes are given the opportunity to earn their addition, the athletic department has made gener- comes during a time when the integrity and ac- degree while participating in athletics. ous contributions to the endowment from athletic of countability of the academic progress student- IPTAY is currently playing an intricate role in the revenues. attention. athletes are receiving national IPTAY Campaign for Clemson, a long-range fundraising The IPTAY Academic Fund is presently the has been a large part of this success by being project of the University. IPTAY has been asked to largest scholarship endowment of any kind at committed to the student-athlete. raise $2.5 million of the University's overall goal of Clemson, providing $1.38 million in funds, cur- IPTAY is recognized as one of the oldest, 62 million dollars for the construction and develop- rently benefitting more than 50 students. IPTAY's athletic fundraising largest and most successful ment of the Learning Center, a new academic support extends to all of the student body. in the first organizations America. IPTAY was building on East Campus. The funds for this project The tremendous success of IPTAY is due, in athletic fundraising organization in the country to come via IPTAY donors and IPTAY has already large part, to the organizational makeup which top the two, three, four, and five-million dollar raised over one million dollars for the project. allows members to be as close to IPTAY as they marks in annual donations. The 1989-90 aca- The Learning Center is presently on schedule are to their local IPTAY leadership. Each of South marks the 26th consecutive year of demic year to open in the spring of 1 991 and its construction is Carolina's 46counties has an IPTAY County chair- increased contributions to the IPTAY scholarship well under way. The Learning Center is a 29,000 man, and every county is alloted an IPTAY repre- fund. square-foot facility and it will house the tutoring and sentative for every 35 members. In 1 934, Dr. Rupert Fike founded IPTAY with a advising programs for student-athletes. The build- This year's IPTAY speaking circuit was high- very simple purpose in mind: IPTAY provides ing will contain various-sized study and tutonng lighted by Clemson's new football coach. Ken funds for athletic scholarships. Clemson continues rooms to be used for individual study as well as for Hatfield. A man of character and integrity, as well to be one of the few schools in the nation to award small group instruction. as a proven winner, Hatfield stressed the impor- the maximum number of scholarships allowed by Computer facilities, an office/reception area for tance of IPTAY and its mission. Hatfield com- the NCAA for 18 men's and women's varsity the advising staff and an auditorium will also be mented on his first impressions of IPTAY, sports. Since 1934, IPTAY has provided scholar- contained in the center. The IPTAY organization and the people in- ships for student- athletes, trainers, and over 5,000 The generous support of 1 8,200 loyal donors to volved far surpassed the tremendous reputation managers. IPTAY has allowed the organization to go beyond that they had before I had arrived here. Allison the funding of athletic scholarships by providing the Dalton, Bert Henderson, and Bob f^ahony and all financial basis for many of the unparalleled athletic of the rest who are involved, organize and

facilities at Clemson. coordinate the program as well as I have seen.

Since 1978, 1 PTAY has provided the funding for Every local meeting was precisely managed,"

$32 million of capital improvements in the area of Hatfield continued, "I guess the thing that stuck out athletics. These improvements include the expan- most though, was the atmosphere of love and

sion of the football stadium, the newly renovated support for Clemson exhibited by all of the people I baseball facility (Tiger Field), the indoor tennis met."

facility, the soccer stadium, the new outdoor track, IPTAY donors are kept up-to-date with the weight room, the new golf practice area, a new Clemson athletics through the Orange and White.

cross country course, and the IPTAY/ Ticket office This IS an official IPTAY publication which is distrib- facility. uted exclusively to IPTAY donors in appreciation of

IPTAY IS also proud to provide funding for the their support. Tiger Band. Each year IPTAY budgets financial Clemson University will continue to be recog- support for travel, uniforms and equipment for this nized and respected on the national level athleti-

integral part of the Clemsor. athletic program. cally and academically with the full support of

While IPTAY is primarily concerned with ath- IPTAY, IPTAY will continue to be successful be-

leticfundraising. the mission of Clemson University cause a loyal commitment to Clemson University is has not been overlooked. IPTAY was created to a way of life in the hearts of Clemson alumni and help meet the need for more academic scholar- friends.

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Bob Trott

It has been called the most exciting 25 important that even these athletes get their be with Coach Hatfield and his staff."

seconds in all of college football. When the degrees. Playing pro sports is a bonus. Coach Hatfield also feels lucky to have Tigers are at the top of "The Hill" the crowd You have to be very lucky to have the Trott involved with the Clemson program.

is at a fever pitch. Everyone in the Death opportunity to play professionally. You never "Bobby and I have been coaching together

Valley is excited with chills running up and know when your career might be over and for 1 3 years now and our defense has been

down their body. Well almost everyone. you need something else to fall back on. ranked as high as first at Arkansas and

The one group that is not too excited about Coach Trott joined Bill Parcells' staff at among the top three in our time here at

this grand entrance is the opposing team. the Air Force Academy as an outside line- Clemson. Coach Trott is super intelligent, One member of the Clemson coaching backer coach. When Parcells left the and as well as our other assistants, do a staff has been on the other end of this Academy in 1978 to join the New York great job of putting a gameplan together excitement. He is defensive coordinator Giants, the new head coach was then of- every week." Bob Trott. Coach Trott played his college fensive coordinator Ken Hatfield. Trott Today's gameplan just might be a spe- football at none other than today's gridiron served under Hatfield as the defensive back cial one for Trott. "All games are a challenge opponent, The University of North Carolina. coach at Air Force and then when they both and this one does have special meaning to

Trott, who played defensive back for the Tar moved onto Arkansas. In 1989, Trott was me. I still have friends there, a good number

Heels in 1 974 when they traveled to Clemson named defensive coordinator at Arkansas of them being North Carolina graduates.

has fond memories of that day which and is serving in the same role here while Naturally, my friends have an added inter- Clemson prevailed 54-32. "Coming down also coaching the defensive backs. est in the game with me being here at

and playing against Clemson in Death Val- "I have been with Coach Hatfield for a Clemson."

ley was a challenge. The thing I remember long time and feel very fortunate to be on his Coach Trott has been very pleased with

the most is that we did not play very well and staff. He is a unique person and his attitude the move to the land of Tiger Paws.

that it was really loud." toward the treatment of other people, play- "Clemson is a good school academically

Trott was raised in Kannapolis, North ers, and assistant coaches is different than and we should be very proud of that. Also

Carolina where he attended A.L. Brown many other individuals. When I look around the people in the community and fans have

High School and lettered in football, track and see how assistants are treated at other been very supportive of all of us. Another

and wrestling. institutions, I realize that I am very lucky to bonus about Clemson is that you are so Trott received his bachelor's close to so many things, the

degree from North Carolina in mountains, the beach and also business. He then became a my home." graduate assistant under then Trott and his wife Barbara have

Tar Heel Head Coach Bill Dooley, two daughters, Amanda (8), and

Clemson's opponent last week. Brittany (5), and one son Nathan

Trott then continued his educa- (5). It is fairly obvious what this tion and received his master's successful defensive coach does

degree in teaching education. in his spare time. "When you

"Growing up I enjoyed playing have three small children, I love sports and after my playing days nothing more than spending as

I ended I realized coaching was much time as can with all of

something I wanted to do." them." During his senior year at North Today, when the Tigers run

Carolina, Trott was named Aca- down "The Hill" and the crowd is demic AII-ACC for his efforts on going crazy, one might want to

the field and in the classroom. It remember that there is a group

is obvious by the 95 percent not as excited about it as the

graduation rate among his play- Clemson fans are. It is hard to ers at Arkansas that he puts a believe that someone on the great deal of emphasis on aca- Clemson sidelines knows how

demics. 'The fact is you are here they feel. Don't count on getting

to get an education first," said any sympathy from Trott. He is

Trott. "Using football as an ex- now one that knows how it is to

cuse to not getting your degree is be the recipient of the cheers

a very poor one. I have done it instead of being the spectator (gotten a degree playing foot- from the other team. ball) and others have too." Trott has also seen a number of players go on to play profes- \£jf>MCiiSL\', ;. .-t- X:'.. ^ : - .-. _•,.. ...< .^'..^-T-i.... ' ".^ - .- .'t sional football, including star de- Trott Is joined his wife Barbara fensive back for the Denver Coach by and Amanda, Brittany and Nathan. Broncos Steve Atwater. "It is

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What's so Ask any past or present student funny? , Clemson English Professor Mark Steadman. Since 1957, his use of humor has been leaving 'em laughing in courses on American humor, fiction writing and English and American literature. The author of "Bang-Up Season," 'Angel Child" and numerous other works of fiction was recently named the Lucius Harvin Alumni Professor of English.

"A good teacher should have a wide range of appeal and the ability to get through to students on many levels. That is the only way teachers can really make a difference. And making a difference is what teaching is all about." — Mark Steadman

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As the North Carolina Tar Heels face the Keowee Key, SC. The band will continue circus" in its show today. Ringmaster Rich- 1990 Clemson Tigers today, they will en- with "Washington Post March." Professor ard Goodstein's animals will perform "Strike counter more than just one football team. Mark Greer will direct "America the Beauti- Up the Band." The Tigers will roar with The Tar Heels will be challenging the entire ful" as the University Chorus sings. "Thunder and Blazes" next. The entertain-

Clemson athletic tradition. Today is Hall of The invocation will be given by Rev. ment will move to the arena for "Trombone Fame day in which all members and new Steve Ashworth. He is the campus minister Rag." "Caravan Club" will end the show in inductees are celebrated. for the Clemson Church of Christ. the center ring spotlight. The Clemson University Athletic Hall of Dr. Richard Goodstein will conduct "The As the minutes of halftime tick down to

Fame was set up in 1 973. It was created in Star-Spangled Banner" as Clemson's seconds, Tiger Band will change gears and order to recognize and honor some of the Pershing Rifle Company C4 presents the bring our spirits back to Death Valley. "Sock

greatest athletes and administrators who colors. Underthe direction of Dr. Dan Rash, it to'em" and "TIGER RAG!" will put the

have served the Clemson athletic commu- the chorus and band will present the Clemson roar back in the crowd as we nity. Clemson Alma Mater. prepare for the second half kick-off.

This year there is only one inductee to Anticipation will mount with the sounds For musicians at Clemson University,

the Hall of Fame. Mike Eppley will be the of "Sock it to 'em", knowing that the ultimate there is more to the music program than 96th person to be inducted which will take finale of the pregame show is approaching. football game performances and occasional

place during a special ceremony at halftime. As the first notes of "TIGER RAG!" echo concerts. There is also Mu Beta Psi, a He lettered in both football and basketball at through Death Valley, all expectations will special co-ed fraternity for musicians.

Clemson in the early 1980's. be fulfilled as the Clemson Tigers run down Membership requirements are a 2.0 GPR,

Today is also a special day for Tiger the hill for the 216th time! sophomore standing, and at least two se-

Band members and their families. It is Tiger Today's halftime show will begin with a mesters of participation in a musical orga- Band Parents' Day. Each musicians' par- special jazz feature by the North Carolina nization at Clemson. The current mem-

ents were invited to attend the band's 8:00 Marching Tar Heels. The 260-member band bership is about fifty brothers and pledges

A.M. pre-game practice. It was followed by is under the direction of professor Jim Hile. who participate in at least one of the nu- a Bar-B-Que luncheon for the families. Af- A salute to Irving Berlin will be offered as the merous bands or choral groups. ter the tailgating festivities, the parents ac- band plays an arrangement of "Alexander's The different choral groups include Uni- companied their children to participate in Rag Time." Glenn Miller's "Big Band Tunes" versity chorus, CU After Six, Chamber

the family tradition of cheering on the Tigers. will continue the show, followed by "Big Singers, and Gospel Choir. There is also a Pregame festivities will begin today as Noise for Winnetka." A Latin style jazz waltz number of bands, namely Tiger (marching)

Tiger Band takes the field with "Sock it to 'La Fiesta" by Chick Corea will cap off the Band, Pep Band, Symphonic Band, Jazz

•em" and "TIGER RAG!" Dotting the "I" is Marching Tar Heels' show. Band, and Clemson Orchestra. Mother-of-the-Year, Evelyn Jamieson of Clemson Tiger Band will "take us to the The purpose of Mu Beta Psi, according

to brother Lynn Davis, is "to promote music

to the musicians on campus and in the

community." This is achieved through the raising of money for scholarships, ushering at musical events, and working for the per- forming arts departments, as a service to the faculty of those departments. One other function of the local Mu Beta

Psi chapter is to host the fraternity's national

convention every fifth year. This February

Mu Beta Psi will open its arms to members from across the country. Each spring Mu Beta Psi presents an award to one band and one chorus member. All members, including those not in Mu Beta

Psi, are considered. The award is based on outstanding participation, musical ability, and leadership. The 1990 officers of Mu Beta Psi are Jennifer Brown, President: Gene Wilson. Vice-President: Heather Harris. Secretary: Jennifer Rogers, Treasurer: Marc Oburg. Sergeant at Arms: Lynn Davis, Member at Large: Elizabeth Holder, Fraternity Activi- ties Coordinator: Dennis Kekas, Pledge Master: and Michelle Wagner. Co-Pledge Today is a special day for Tiger Band members and their families. It is Tiger Band Parents' Day. Master. Dr. Richard Goodstein serves as faculty adviser for the fraternity.

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The Citizens and Southern National Bank of South Carolina .Mcmhcr Fnic Seniors on the 1950 team, (and there were Frank Howard was head coach and his assis-

1 7), had a pretty good season — like 8-0-1 — and tants were Russ Cohen, Walter Cox, Bob Jones, an Orange Bowl bid tacked on behind that which Banks McFadden, Covington 'Goaf McMillan became the ninth victory of the campaign. and A.W. 'Rock' Norman. But that group of four-year players had two Of the coaches and players, Childress, distinct honors, and one of them has yet to be Wyndham, Cohen, Jones, McMillan and Norman equalled by Clemson football teams since. are deceased.

These seniors were the first to play on two The 1950 season started out in its usual bowl teams for the Tigers. That since has been fashion — a romp (55-0) over Presbyterian. And

surpassed and bettered by the 1988 and 1989 here's another distinction for this team ... three

seniors, who played on four post-season teams. backs gaining over 1 00 yards each rushing. Cone Dumb came up to me and said: 'Coach, how

1 about not putting more than six of them sorry And the 1990 seniors could join that elite pair. ( 43 yards) , Mathews ( 1 3 1 ) and Calvert ( 1 09) did

But the one chest-popper that puts these 1 7 a the honors that day vs. the Bluehose. ones in on defense with me at one time. I can

little bit above the regular cut is they are the only Today is Clemson's 890th football game, and protect six of them, but I don't think I can protect ones to play on two undefeated teams. When the three backs have gone over 100 yards in the more than six.'" Wyndham might have been the 1948 team went 11-0-0, these players were same game only four times in Tiger history. Do hardest hitter in Clemson history. He once

sophomores. They then floundered through a 4- you want a Believe It or Not? knocked out players on three straight plays. 4-2 '49 year before rebounding in 1950, and Seven days later these same three backs Calvert also pulled a nifty trick in that game not

became the first Clemson team to play in the performed the same feat again ... this time against so often seen. He had over 100 yards passing

Orange Bowl. Missouri ... Calvert (175 yards), Mathews (120) (181) and over 1 00 (1 03) rushing. Homer Jordan

It's been 40 years since then. And this and Cone (111). And folks, that did not happen last did it in 1980.

weekend many of them will return to the campus again for 28 years (1 978). The only other time it's N.C. State became the third straight shutout

to pat each other on the back again and to add 1 been accomplished was in 1982. Amazing!! Only (27-0) victim and then the Tigers had to wait 12 days for 'Big Thursday' to roll around in Columbia. more yards on that pass or run that was really only four times in 95 years, but twice in eight days . . by 25 yards, but has now grown to 35. But the Good the 1950 team. And that nearly proved to be fatal. Clemson had Lord tends to look over things like this. There's no But back to that Mizzou game. Those "Show- to score in the last quarter, then wait to see if law against thinking big. Me' Tigers were ranked 18th in preseason polls. Charles Radcliff's PAT was good for a 14-14 tie.

And what these 1 7 did was pretty big. Clemson However, on the first play from scrimmage, Calvert It was. has been playing football 95 years and has 500 raced 81 yards to score and set the stage for the There was nearly a tie the next week at victories. Thousands have put on the Tiger rest of the day. Winston-Salem. Mathews and Cone were injured in uniform, but only 1 7 have been on two undefeated This was the second game of the season, early the game. Jim Shirley and Frank Kennedy, teams. September, hot, and Howard was making numer- along with Calvert, shared the running chores. 3- They were: Jack Brunson, Jackie Calvert, ous substitutions trying to keep fresh players in Calvert's long scoring run helped to provide a 1 Frank Carothers, John Childress, Fred Cone, the game. This was two-platoon football, but Tiger halftime lead. But Wake Forest scored on Dick Gillespie, Billy Luke Grigsby, Dick Hendley, Wyndham played both ways — linebacker on the last play of the game to cut the Clemson lead Bob Hudson, Fred Jarrett, Ed Martin, Ray defense and blocking back on offense. to one. 13-12. Bob Patton then rushed through and blocked the PAT attempt, and the Tigers Mathews, Charlie Mooney, Gil Rushton, Sterling "Maybe I put some in there that shouldn't have were 5-0. (Wake did not have the option of going Smith, Albert Willis and Wyndie 'Dumb-Dumb' been," Howard recalled, "or maybe I was putting

Wyndham. too many 'green ones' in there. Anyway, Dumb- for two as that rule was not yet on the books.) In the next four games, (Duquesne, Boston College, Furman and Auburn), Clemson outscored the opponents 186-36. The Tigers recorded another shutout against Auburn, which had to be

one of the coldest days Clemson ever played in. The high that day was 9 degrees and coaches and managers went out and bought up every pair

of long underwear in two counties. Fires on the sidelines were a common site.

Clemson finally got its Orange Bowl bid, but not before Howard was quoted by Furman Bisher in the Atlanta Journal as saying: "They (the OB selection committee) could drown in their own orange juice." Howard 'accused' Bisher of trying to get him fired by misquoting him. Bisher told him

that if he had written what Howard had actually said, they both would have been fired.

But in one of the most exciting Orange Bowl games ever played. Sterling Smith tackled Frank

Smith in the end zone for a safety late in the game and the Tigers took Miami, 15-14, after leading 13-0, then falling behind. 14-13. So the ban on lying and stretching the truth will be lifted for the weekend. As happens so many time? when jolly-good friends get together,

These are the men who brought home Clemson's 1 951 Orange Bowl trophy and one of the most the first liar doesn't have achance. But remember, satisfying victories in the annuals of the Tigers' football history. Dumb-Dumb, Childress and those four coaches are watching and listening.

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