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Clemson vs. Long Beach State September 1, 1990 6 Stacy Long One of the reasons All-America Stacy Long came to Clemson was the school's

love of tradition. Tim Bourret explains why Long is a little nervous about the most

famous tradition in the South. 39 Histoty of Memorial Stadium What was once a small valley pierced by a stream has transformed into one of the

most feared arenas in the country for opposing teams. Sam Blackman takes a look

at the history of "Death Valley." 49 Levon Kirkland One of the biggest things to Lamar, SC since the Egg Scramble Jamboree has

been Clemson's outside linebacker Levon Kirkland. He is fast gaining national notoriety as Annabelle Vaughan explains. 53 Clemson's Outside Linebackers Clemson's outside linebacker corp has been touted as the nation's best by The Sporting

News preseason issue. This is a talented and close group. Annabelle Vaughan recreates her dialogue with this precocious group. 55

It is no surprise that Rick Stockstill is a college coach or that he coaches the

at Clemson. (\/1ickey Plyler tells us that Stockstill grew up in a football oriented family. 62 Clemson's football coach Ken Hatfield takes time from his busy day to speak with

Tim Bourret in an extensive question and answer interview. 77 Championship of the South Sports Information's resident histonan, Sam Blackman, reviews Clemson's first postseason bowl game, perhaps the most exciting game in Clemson history. 49 112 The Last Word Long Beach State George Allen will pace the same sideline that many other Hall of Fame coaches have walked. Bob Bradley remembers some classic stones about , Peahead Walker and the legendary Frank Howard. The Departments

ACC Schedule ...28 K/lanagers 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 Ctieerleaders ...97 Statistics, Individual 3 Lineups, Starting 57 Coaches. All-Sporls ...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

Chairman Len Gough 62 Information Office. Box 632. Clemson. SC 29633. Editors Designers Tim Match and Tim Bourret and On the Cover Today's cover features senior tackle Program Staff Annabelle Vaughan, Blackman. Sam Stacy Long and Head Coach Ken Hatfield. Cover Donna Strickland. Bob Bradley. Mickey Plyler. Gregg Soccer Photos by Jim Monarty. C. W Pack and Vern Verna Clemson Pngerson. Heather Czeczok Interior Photos Jim Monarty. Bob Waldrop. Lance Printing Electric City Printing vs. UNC-Greensboro Company of Anderson. McKinney. Vern Verna. Scott Harke. Ben Hendricks. SC Special thanks to Sandy Kay and Steve Madden Sunday, Sept. 2 at Dave Lewis. C W Pack. Rob Biggerstaff. Tom Additional Copies Extra copies of this program are Shockley. Eddie Cliff. Earle Martin. Pat Wright . Fred Riggs Field, 2:00 p.m. available at $4 00 a piece Send checks (payable to Rolison and Mark Houde. the Clemson Athletic Department) to Sports

'90 Clemson Football 1 First- Year Coaches Far From Rookies He retired from coaching the first time in 1 977,

Two head coaches in their inaugural seasons but was back on the field with the USFL in 1 983. with their programs will wage war in Death Valley As head mentor of the Blitz, he took the

this afternoon, but both mentors are certainly not team to a 1 2-6 record and a berth in the first USFL rookies to the profession. Clemson's Ken Hatfield Championship game. The next year he had the and Long Beach State's George Allen are in their Arizona Wranglers in first place in the Western rookie years at their respective schools, but they Conference. both have long and impressive resumes. In 1984 Allen retired again from the sport he Hatfield has taken a team to a postseason has served so well. But, this past December he bowl game each of the last eight seasons, one of came out of retirement again after another six-

only four active coaches in Division I who can year hiatus to become head coach at Long Beach

make that claim. He is in impressive company as State. It is his first head coaching position in

Tom Osborne of Nebraska, Pat Dye of Auburn college since 1 956 when he was the head coach and of Florida State are the only at Whittier College in . The 1947

other Division I mentors who can make that claim. ivlichigan graduate had a 32-22-5 record at 9-1 Hatfield came to Clemson from Arkansas, Whittier, including a season in 1951 . He also where the native of Helena, AR had led the had a 17-1 1-2 mark in three years at Morningside

Razorbacks to a 55-1 7-1 mark, four top 1 5 sea- College in Iowa. sons, six bowl games (including three major bowls) and conference championships in both 49er Scouting Report

1 988 and 1 989. His of .760 Clemson is playing the 49ers in its season ranks second in history in opener, but fortunately for the Tigers, Joe Mon- terms of winning percentage. Only Texas legend tana will not be the opponent . Quar- Darryl Royal had a higher winning percentage. terback is a major question for the Long Beach DeCliane Cameron completed 67 percen The 46-year-old Hatfield had a higher winning State 49ers, they are not sure who will step to the of his passes as a reserve QB last year. percentage than 1 1 SWC coaches who are in the forefront at the signal caller position this year. Hall of Fame. George Allen does not have the luxury of a

The 1 965 Arkansas graduate began his head returning starter at quarterback this season, sacks, 18 tackles for loss, a 51 -yard coaching career at Air Force where he took over something all first-year coaches would like to return for touchdown and 88 tackles.

a dormant program and turned it into a top 15 see. He should have started on the job a year Long Beach State gave up 450 yards a game

team in just five seasons. In 1 983 he guided the earlier because Paul Oates, last year's starter, and had some interesting scores last year (like

Falcons to a 1 0-2 record, including the program's was a very good one. He started all 12 games, 55-48, 30-26 etc.) An addition to the coaching first win ever at Notre Dame. Hatfield was named completed 168 passes for 2621 yards and 19 staff should help. Willie Brown, one of the best National Coach-of-the-Year by the Football touchdowns. He could strike from anywhere on defensive backs in the history of the NFL has Coaches Association. the field. joined Allen at Long Beach State and will coach Hatfield meets quite a challenge at Clemson Long Beach State averaged 220 yards pass- the secondary. Brown played 16 years in pro

as he is faced with the task of keeping America's ing a game last year compared to only 1 25 yards football, 12 with the Oakland Raiders. He is still

fifth winningest program in the eighties on a rushing. If Allen continues this format to his the co-holder of the Raider interception record, similar plateau in the nineties. offense he will have to get some production out of was All-Pro seven times and was inducted into Facing challenges is certainly a common de- the quarterback position. the Pro Football Hall of Fame in his first year of

nominator between today's head coaches. Heading into fall practice it was a tossup as to eligibility.

George Allen has been doing it for decades and who would toss the ball for the 49ers. Junior red- at age 72 he has taken on perhaps his greatest shirt Todd Studer was impressive in the spring, as Clemson Outlook challenge, bnnging Long Beach State a consis- was senior Bobby San Jose. Two returnees. Bill While Long Beach State's forte is offense, tent winner. Grudza and Richard Burns, also will be in the Clemson's area of strength should be on the Clemson fans will be watching a true coach- picture. Studer is a junior college transfer, while defensive side of the . Clemson ing legend at work. He is certainly a future pro San Jose is a transfer from UCLA (why did he not has eight starters (plus a reserve who was All- football Hall of Famer. An examination of his attend San Jose State?). ACC) back from the nation's fifth ranked rushing, record makes one wonder why he is not in there Grudza played quarterback in three games a scoring and total defense. already. year ago and completed 4-1 1 passes. He also Clemson has six returning AII-ACC players on Allen is the only pro head coach who has rushed nine times for 58 yards. Burns is another defense, two in the first line of defense, one never had a losing season (minimum of 100 JC transfer who was the MVP at Santa Ana Junior linebacker and two in the secondary. Clemson's career victories). He is one of only a few head College his final year. linebacker group (inside and outside combined)

coaches who is the career winning percentage If someone can assume the leadership role at was named the top group of its kind in the nation leader of two franchises. Between 1966 and quarterback that person will work with one of the by The Sporting News College Football Year- 1970 he guided the Rams to a 49- top wide receivers on the West Coast. Sean book. 17-4 record, a 74.2 winning percentage and a Foster is the top offensive threat for Long Beach Levon Kirkland, John Johnson and Doug pair of Western Conference Championships. State. The All-Big West performer caught 49 Brewster are the leaders of this group. Kirkland In 1971 he moved on to the passes for 1021 yards a year ago, a reception was a first-team AII-ACC choice by UPl last year Redskins where he took over a team that had just yardage total that is higher than any Clemson when he had 77 tackles and nine tackles for loss. one winning season in the last 15 years. In his receiver past or present has ever gained. Foster He topped off his season by his selection as the second year, using his famous theme "The Fu- caught nine TO passes last year, fourth most in MVP of the win over West Virginia. ture is Now", he took the Skins to the 49er history. He had four games in which he Johnson and Brewster have been roommates where they lost by just seven points to perhaps caught passes for over 100 yards, including a and classmates since they came to Clemson and the best pro team ever, the 1 7-0 . 213-yard effort against San Jose State off just they are committed to going out in style. Johnson In seven years with the Redskins he had the seven receptions. was a second-team AII-ACC choice in 1989 after franchise in the playoffs five times and won three Defensively Long Beach State is led by Pep- he was third on the team in tackles with 68. Eastern Conference titles. Overall, he posted a per Jenkins, a second-team all-conference choice Brewster, a native of nearby Athens, GA, led the

67-30-1 record in Washington, giving him an NFL as a defensive tackle last year. One of the first club with 1 00 tackles and he also had nine pass record of 116-47-5, a .712 winning percentage. things Allen did was move him to an outside deflections. That is the third best winning percentage in NFL linebacker position to take advantage of his speed. Vance Hammond is a returning all-confer- history among coaches with at least 100 wins. Jenkins had a standout season in 1989 withH ence lineman and he is the leader of the

2 Clemson Football '9C interior division of labor on defense Hammond had 57 tackles last year and is a preseason statistically Speaking second-team Ail-American according to Don 1989 Long Beach Stats (4-8) Heinrich's Magazine. 1989 Clemson Stats (10-2) Rushing IC Yds Avg IB ue Rushing IS Yds Avg IB LG The secondary is a veteran, talented group. 1 78 848 4.7 7 45 115 629 5.5 4 57 Robert O'Neal was not starter last year for ;he a Terry Allen 124 613 4.9 10 73 Reggie Webb 50 272 5.4 2 23 course of the season, but he led the ACC in Wesley McFadden 112 452 40 6 39 Freddie Leslie 66 227 3.4 2 28 with a Clemson record eight thefts. Chris Morocco 81 295 3.6 3 27 Jim Bittner 43 149 3.5 3 36 Dexter Davis was AII-ACC according to DPI and Tony Kennedy 3Q 1jS4 6J 2 30 Herman Nash 32 125 12 2 24 4.2 73 3.7 had 1 3 passes broken up. Jerome Henderson is Clemson 678 2841 32 Long Beach State 401 1500 13 57 Opponents 367 1159 3.2 7 30 Opponents 582 2591 4.5 28 a senior who had 1 4 passes broken up to lead the team. He might be the most under-rated player Passing Cmp AH !nf Yds TP kS Eq! Passing Cmo Ati nt Yds TD LS Pet in the ACC. II lo iviui ijk^v/U 1 u 134 2 1131 6 52 .590 Paul Oatp<; 1 68 364 17 2621 19 98 .462 Clemson has the man-handlers up front, but D. Cameron 32 4S 2 435 Q 2S .667 Bill Grudza 4 11 1 29 Q 14 .364 the ball toters are inexperienced. Stacy Long is Clemson 117 195 6 1720 7 66 .600 L. Beach St. 172 377 19 2650 19 98 .456 a returning first-team All-American at offensive Opponents 185 379 21 2025 8 81 .488 Opponents 191 344 12 2821 21 .555 tackle {see page 6 of this program), while Eric Harmon is a returning all-conference offensive Receiving Rec Yds Avg IB te Receiving Rec Yds Avg TD L& Rodney Fletcher 35 556 15.9 1 37 guard. was second-team all-confer- Sean Foster 49 1021 20.8 9 98 Gary Cooper 29 504 17.4 4 66 Derek Washington 33 606 18.4 2 48 ence at the other guard slot. Additionally, tight Wesley McFadden 11 131 11.9 26 Jim Bittner 15 182 12.1 46 Stacy Fields and starting tackle Bruce Bratton Stacy Fields 12 101 8.4 1 16 Michael Newsome 13 193 14.9 5 47 were both academic AII-ACC, five of six so the Doug Thomas S 105 lil Q 17 Bryon Hamilton 12 144 12.0 28 interior linemen are returning all-stars of some Clemson 117 1720 14.7 7 66 Long Beach State 172 2650 15,4 19 98 degree. Opponents 185 2025 10.9 8 81 Opponents 191 2821 14.8 21 DeChane Cameron should be the starting quarterback. The junior hit 32-48 passes a year Tackles Nq Tackles No Tackles No Tackles No Doug Brewster 100 Dexter Davis 55 131 Tourville 59 ago and had the best stats of any Clemson Gene Lemmers Marc Levon Kirkland 77 James Lott 54 Jay Carballo 95 Oliver Thompson 55 reserve quarterback in the decade of the eighties. John Johnson 68 Robert O'Neal 53 Pepper Jenkins 88 Lemuel Hawkins 55 In 1990 he will get his chance to the show. Ed McDanlel 62 Arlington Nunn 50 Nick Pantuso 76 Greg Svitenko 53 Blunt is the tailback off his perfor- Rodney top Rob Bodlne 60 Vince Taylor 47 Patrick Workup 72 Daniel Duffy 46 mance last spring, while Terry Smith and Doug Wayne Simmons 59 Kenzil Jackson 37 Mark Ziegenhagen 65 Rick Hensley 45 Thomas should be the leaders at Vance Hammond 57 Jerome Henderson 37 Leon Patterson 62 Bobby Flenoid 38 slots. Tony Kennedy is the leading returning rusher from last year. He played like an all- 1990 Clemson Schedule 1990 Long Beach State Schedule Site Opponent Time conference performer with a six-yard average Date Date Site Opponent Time Sept. 1 H Long Beacti St. 1;00 Sept. 1 A at Clemson 1:00 over the last two games of the season. Sept. 8 A at Virginia 4:00 Sept. 8 A at Utah State 1:00 Clemson's most valuable player might play Sept. 15 N1 at Maryland (N1) 12:00 Sept. 15 A at San Diego St. 7:05 1 per game. Chris Gardocki. the all- just 5 snaps Sept. 22 H Appalachian St. 1:00 Sept. 22 H Pacific 1:00 purpose weapon, handles kickoffs, punts and Sept. 29 H Duke 12:10 Sept. 29 H Boise State 1:00 placekicks with unequalled excellence. He ranked Oct. 6 H Georgia 1:00 Oct. 6 H New Mexico St. 1:00 in the top 10 in the nation in punting and field Oct. 13 A at 12:10 Oct. 13 A at San Jose State 6:00 at State 12:10 goals last year, just the second player in NCAA Oct. 20 A N.C. Oct. 20 A at Fresno State 7:00 Oct. 27 A at Wake Forest 1:00 Oct. 27 H CS-Fullerton 1:00 history to do that in the same season. Nov. 3 H 12:10 Nov. 10 H CS-Northridge 1:00 Nov. 17 H South Carolina 1:00 Nov 17 H UNLV 1:00 Seniors Begin Pursuit of Record N1 at Baltimore Memorial Stadium Bold Face indicates returning players. This year's group of seniors will be seeking to break a record of note held by its immediate predecessors. The 1990 Clemson seniors need just nine wins to become the winningest class in by The Sporting News, while Brewster is sited linebacker the ACC history. The group has a 30-6 ledger as the fourth best inside by same Kirkland is also the heading into the season after three straight 1 0-2 publication. preseason ACC ledgers, an C3.3 winning percentage. That is a tie Defensive Player-of-the-Year by The Sporting

for the fifth best winning percentage in ACC News. history. Gardocki, who was a third-team All-American The league record for overall wins is 38, set by by Associated Press as a placekicker last year, is last year's Clemson senior class, which had a rated as the second best all-around kicker in the record of 38-8-2. Clemson owns the top three nation by The Sporting News. He is also a first- winningest classes in ACC history and four of the team placekicker by Inside Sports and a sec- ond-team choice Football Digest top five on a total wins basis. The ACC mark for by and Don winning percentage is .863, held by the Maryland Heinrich's. classes of 1953 and 1954. Long Beach on Long Journey Five Tigers Preseason All-American Long Beach State travelled 2300 miles to Five different Clemson players were chosen reach Clemson for today's game and that is the farthest any Clemson opponent has had to travel to various preseason All-America teams by vari- for a at Death Valley. The previous high ous publications. In addition to Stacy Long, other game was 1050 miles by Boston College when all-star Tigers include Doug Brewster, Levon Doug the flew 1 Kirkland, Chris Gardocki and Vance Hammond. Flutie and Eagles to Clemson for a 982 Brewster and Hammond were both second- game that resulted in a 1 7-1 7 tie. team All-Amencans by Don Heinrich's College In 1973 Texas A&M travelled approximately miles Valley. long Football Preview, while Kirkland is a third-team 980 to Death Other sojourns Henderson led a talented secondary in choice by The Sporting News. Kirkland was for Clemson opponents include Rice (925), TCU PBUs last year. and Notre chosen as the sixth best linebacker in the nation (915) Dame (815).

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first Stacy Long stands 6-2, weighs 275 Clemson player to fall down the hill. "It's knew then I was coming back to Clemson

pounds, bench-presses 450 pounds, power a bad dream." and that I would make the most of my cleans 300 pounds and has the most im- That's why Hammond and Long are usu- second opportunity."

pressive barrel chest on the 1 990 Clemson ally the last ones down the hill. They want When Long returned he was almost im-

football team. A check of the video tape to take their time and be careful. "If you are mediately elevated to the second team. By indicates he just runs over his opposition on in the middle of the pack, you are forced to mid-season of 1988 he was playing well, the defensive line with the thrust of go faster. Guys are fired up and when you good enough to start for most teams. But,

his upper body and leg drive. In 1989, an get to that little plateau in the middle of the he was the understudy for one of Clemson's

All-America season for the current leader of hill it is easy to trip." top linemen in the 1 980s, two-time AII-ACC Clemson's offensive line, he had no fears. With this unusual phobia you might think tackle Jeff Nunamacher. At least that is what he would have you Long is not fired up about some of Clemson's 1990 Preseason Honors for believe. traditions, but the opposite is true. "One of Stacy Long

But, Stacy Long does have one fear in the reasons I came to Clemson was the Outland Trophy candidate by TSN regards to football. Just watch the Tigers number of traditions that exist. When you Rated nation's best offensive tackle by run down the hill prior to today's game and come to a football game at Clemson you TSN

you will discover his secret phobia. can't help but get fired up. I am the type of Rated nation's best senior offensive

"Vance Hammond and I always run down guy who gets excited about rubbing the tackle by LINDY'S the hill last because we don't want to be the rock, running down the hill, seeing 80,000 Rated nation's 3rd best offensive tackle first Clemson football players to fall," says people in the stands. players Some by FB DIGEST Long, a senior who must masterthe nation's downplay that, but not me, it is one of the Rated nation's 7th best offensive line-

most celebrated stadium entrance just six reasons I came to Clemson." man by TSN more times. Long is one of six members of the 1 990 1st Team All - American by ATHLON, "Only two people have fallen down the club from the state of Georgia who earned LINDY'S, HEINRICH, SPORTING hill, they were not players. least last year. but That goes at AII-ACC honors Of course. NEWS, INSIDE SPORTS back to 1942 so we figure the players that Long earned first-team All-America honors 2nd Team All - American by FB DIGEST, fall down the hill the first time will get quite from third- a The Sporting News and was a FB ACTION, COLLEGE & PRO bit of attention. I'm not worried about the team choice by AP. FOOTBALL WEEKLY injury as much as the embarrassment. I'd "I wanted to go away to school," contin- Honorable Mention All - American by never hear the end of it." ued Long. "I went to four Clemson football STREET & SMITH It would probably be a national story. games on my own my senior year of high 3rd Team All - American by FOOTBALL You can just see the cut-ins on the CBS school, then took my official visit on a bas- NEWS

game of the week. Jim Nantz in the studio ketball weekend. I really fell in love with the 1st Team All - ACC by TSN, SPORT, with Long's mug over his shoulder as the place." ATHLON, LINDY'S, HEINRICH, FB Long made swift strides when he came ACTION, STREET & SMITH to Clemson, something few offensive line-

men accomplish as first-year freshmen. In "I learned a lot watching Nunamacher.

1 986, Long was in the starting lineup in the You can learn a lot from a coach, but watch- second game of the season at Georgia, his ing a great player you work with everyday

home state. can help also. I was happy with my play and

"I was nervous and did not play very well did not lose any confidence just because I

in that first game. My knees were shaking. was not starting. I still believed in myself."

I'm glad I had that experience, but I still had That's why it was no surprise to Stacy

a lot to learn. I lasted just the first two series Long when he had an all-star junior season.

of the game." Long was one of only two This is not to say Long is cocky, he is just

first-year freshmen in the decade of the confident in his abilities. We didn't see

1 980s to start a game on the offensive line much of Stacy Long prior to 1989 because for the Tigers. he labored behind an all-star player. In five Long played sparingly the next few games years Clemson fans will look back at the and did not appear over the last six contests lineups for the 1988 offensive line and will of the season. He was not performing well say, "you mean Nunamacher and Long in the classroom and was academically were both at the same position that year?" ineligible for the 1987 season. He spent With Nunamacher's graduation after the

the year away from Clemson loading trucks, 1 988 season it was time for Long to move to an occupation that kept his upper body in the forefront. "We knew Stacy Long was a

shape, but did nothing for his overall future. talented player," said Bill D'Andrea, Long's

"That really was a tough year, but I grew position coach in 1 988 and 1 989. "Stacy is

up a lot that semester I was away from a great athlete who is big and strong, but he

Long set a Clemson record for Clemson. Working the graveyard shift on is a finesse player. That is why he is so knockdowns by a tackle, many of them a loading dock in Atlanta taught me all I successful, he has the strength, but also were devastating. wanted to know about the real world. I has the finesse.

6 Clemson Football '90 "Stacy plays with pain also. That might be the most impressive thing about him last

year, he received all those awards and had all those knockdown blocks while playing with a lot of pain. He showed leadership by example to the rest of the team because they knew what he was going through." Long played much of the season with a broken thumb and a hernia problem. The native of Griffin, GA finished the 1989 season with 69 knockdown blocks, a Clemson record for an offensive tackle. He

became just the second junior tackle in Clemson history to earn All-America hon- ors. Joe Bostic, who just concluded a pro

career that lasted over a decade, is the other Tiger to reach this accomplishment. Long finished the season with grades of at least 79 percent in each of his last eight games. He had a career high tying 10 knockdown blocks against South Carolina and nine against West Virginia in the Gator Bowl. He had an 88 percent grade against the Gamecocks, the highest of his career. Those were outstanding games for Long, but two contests were landmark outings for Assassin." "the Long joins fellow red-shirt seniors Stacy Fields and Eric Harmon to give Clemson the most "The Florida State and N.C. State games experienced offensive line in the ACC. were turning points for me. In a lot of peoples minds the game in Tallahassee "I have personal goals for this year, but Softball was the turning point in my career. But, the only to the extent that we have a good year. Best athletes I've played against: Ray

N.C. State game against Ray Agnew was If I win the Outland Trophy that means I Agnew and Cecil Gray have had a year and have helped the Player the team will just as important. It was a big game for us good on Clemson who be

I individual coming off the Georgia Tech loss. We team. am not going to get any a surprise this upcoming year: Larry

needed to get Clemson football back on awards without the team doing well. I hope Ryans

to play pro football, but I am not going to My greatest moment: Winning All- track. For me, I was going against the ACC Defensive Player of the Year and a first- think about that until the season ends. I've America awards round (10th pick) choice." got to do well for Clemson University." My goal in life: To win the Outland Trophy Long had a career high tying 10 knock- Many pro scouts are already checking and play pro ball feel he could fine pro. down blocks at Florida State and an 85 out Long and be a My favorite midnight snack: Pizza percent grade as he helped Clemson gain Long has played both guard and tackle for My favorite toy as a child: Stretch 255 yards rushing against the Seminoles' Clemson in his career and he most probably Armstrong will to in the pros. "I really like fine defensive line, a line that limited National move guard My favorite cereal as a kid: Coco Pebbles

than tackle," said Long. If I Champion Miami to 10 points. Clemson playing guard more were president of the United States, I downed the Seminoles 34-23 in Florida "I only moved to tackle because it was for would: Stop inflation

the of the team. If I continue career I I State's last loss of the season. good my When am finished playing football, Long had an 82 percent grade and at the pro level it will be as a guard. I like to would like to: Own my own business.

pull, things guard." I seven knockdowns against the Wolfpack in you just do more as a When get nervous I: Bite my fingernails are pro career is in the offing a 20-point Clemson victory. Long was Chances a The toughest thing about being an ath- for Long. has the size, strength, lead- is: named ACC Lineman of the Week, an honor He lete You are in the public's eye

ership qualities and motivation to make it in I he won four times last year, more than any My mother always thought was: Too big the NFL. Probably the only thing that could other ACC player. for my britches

hold him back is falling the hill. I Long's strong finish has led to a long list down If had a million dollars I'd buy: Stock in of preseason honors in 1990. Don the U.S. Tobacco Company

STACY PERSONALITY I Heinrich's College Football Preview calls LONG CHART When get away from football I: Play Nickname: Frog Long the top offensive lineman in the nation Nintendo

favorite sports hero: Howie I and an Outland Trophy candidate. The My Long hated it when my mother made me eat: My favorite non-sports hero: My brother Liver Sporting News lists him as the best offen- My dream vacation: Rio advice sive tackle in the nation. He is listed on My to youngsters is: Set a goal in Hobbies and leisure time activities: life nearly every preseason All-America team. and work to achieve.

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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- aghculture, 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 strategic on 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. grant universities have developed a blueprint for Clemson's "As a land grant college, we have an 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 should devote College of Agriculture, and as director of the we In the fall of 1 987, 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, , and . 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 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 a seven- 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

is in good hands entering the Head Coach 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 tour 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 (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 1 990. 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. ( 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 1 5 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-15 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 return for a touchdown in words for Hatfield as a player and these Arkansas' thrilling 14-13 victory. It was the experiences have helped him 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 in team of 1 964. A defensive back by trade, he Tulsa 1963. earned his fame as the nation's top punt An accounting major who earned his di- in spring of 1965, Hatfield an returner in 1 963 and 1 964. He also finished ploma the was

1 the as the runner-up as a sophomore and is still Academic All-American in 964 and was 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 AII-SWC selection was in- His most memorable play took place ducted into the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame 81 in 1989. Hatfield teams have won 77 percent of their against Texas in 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 1 986 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 5-5 Player * sas advanced to the and fin- 1964 Arkansas 11-0

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."

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A Partnership for Academic Excel- usual on its best and most loyal Order of the Silver Tiger ($500 -$999)

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Clemson Loyalty Fund Clemson University 110 Daniel Drive Clemson, South Carolina 29634-5602 803/656-5896 THE Environmental Landscaping is GARDEN SHOPPE ^ proud to be a part of the winning Greenwood, SC (803) 223-8300 team at Clemson.

Environmental Landscaping has installed Toro Automatic Irrigation Systems and provided our professional turf services for all areas of Clemson University Athletics. TORQ ^'Excellence in Athletic Turf Toro....your source for automatic irrigation and sprinkler systems. ^iSKoSy 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 sons (1981 -83). He spent the 1980 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 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 Ail- 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 , 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 (1983). 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 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 1 989 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 for the 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 was the teams and played on the 1980 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 1th backers for three seasons (1978-80). He was also a part-time in the nation in total offense his only year with the Razorbacks.

in 1 1 Trott assistant coach at North Carolina 976 and 977. 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), (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, OA Spts. Oh. 3:30 pm bachelor's degree in business from North Carolina in 1976 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 All-American Birmingham, AL ESPN 8:00 pm Tennessee, and areas in North Carolina and South Carolina. Dec. 29 Sea World Holiday San Diego. OA ESPN 8:00 pm Dec. 29 Sunshine Holiday, FL Raycom 8:00 pm Dec. 29 Independence Shreveport, LA Mizlou 8:00 pm LARRY VAN DER HEYDEN has been at H^HjjHjjH Dec 29 Freedom Anaheim, OA Raycom 5:00 pm ^^^^HjjjBll Clemson longer than any other coach on Dec. 29 Peach Atlanta. GA ABC 12:30 pm ^^^HTi^ 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 J3"'-'3''y 5. 1979. The Brazil. Iowa native ^^W^^^dB Jan. 1 Federal Exp Orange Miami, FL NBC 8:00 pm ^4-' ftfl coaches the offensive line and is in his first Jan. 1 USF&G Sugar New Orleans. LA ABC 7:30 pm J^H season as the Tigers' offensive coordina- ^^^t^y' Jan, 1 Mazda Gator Jacksonville, FL ESPN 11:30 am

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

Jan, 1 Florida Citrus Orlando. FL 1 1 975-78), he served ABC :30 pm I^B, Memphis State ( where 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 Indiana State (1 969-73). and Drake University ( 1 968- (1 973-74), Jan. 1 Rose Pasadena. OA 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 mater, Iowa State, from 1 965 to 1 967, and served as a graduate ESPN 2:30 pm Jan. 26 East-West Palo Alto, CA EXPN 4:00 pm

Clemson Football '90 i; 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. Center Association van is your Alumni Clemson Alumni Open "on the road" headquarters. Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. You'll find the van at away Two hours before home football games football games, Clemson Club One hour after the conclusion of home football games Board Trustees of J

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

ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATION William Green Louis Lynn

Dr. Farrell B. Brown, Acting Dean of Graduate School DesChamps, Jr. Columbia Dr. Jeronne V. Reel, Vice Provost and Dean of Undergraduate Studies Bishopville Dr. T. Ross Wilkinson, Dean, College of Agricultural Sciences Dr. James F. Barker, Dean, College of Architecture Dr. Ryan C. Amacher, Dean, College of Commerce and Industry Dr. Gordon W. Gray, Dean, College of Education

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year. It marked the second straight year that Clemson has pulled off this triple play. Clemson

and Illinois were the only schools in the nation

to participate in all three of those postseason events. Three Tiger sports programs won conference Bob Boettner Wayne Coffman Jim Davis championships as the men's indoor and outdoor Swimming Women's Track & Women's Basketball track teams won the ACC Championship and the Cross Country Tiger golf squad tied for first in the conference. The Tigers boasted 82 first-team AII-ACC players last year, a new school record, and 20 Clemson athletes won All-America honors. Both of Clemson's basketball teams advanc-

ed to the Sweet 1 6 of their respective NCAA tour- naments. Clemson was one of only three pro-

grams to have both teams in the Sweet 16.

Clemson also had two conference MVPs in spring sports as centerfielder Brian Kowitz won

the honor in baseball and James Trapp was the MVP of the outdoor track season. Philip Greyl- ing was the Tigers' third conference MVP, win- ning honors for indoor track. Three Clemson coaches were named ACC Coach-of-the-Year in four different sports, as Bob Cliff Ellis Eddie Griffin Dr. I.M. Ibrahim Pollock won honors for the indoor and outdoor Men's Basketball Wrestling Soccer track seasons, along with Jim Davis (women's

basketball) and Cliff Ellis (men's basketball). FINAL CLEMSON RANKINGS Sport Rank Women's Cross Country 7th Football 12th Golf 12th Men'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 1 1 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 Swimming 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 Indoor Track NA 1st 1.1 M Bob Pollock Linda White W, Outdoor Track NA 3rd Men's Track Volleyball M Outdoor Track NA 1st & Baseball 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 message. "Don't ever and a caused a few problems. "About 40 people On November 1 6, 1 974 the playing surface

let thiem 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, Bobby Robinson says three more weeks' pay for however long it however, Clemson officials decided to build that Memorial 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 clear- of ice cream when we got through." some makes it so good is the number of sideline ing- there were many trees, but luckily there "Atter 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 Memorial 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 upper deck 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 by scholarship athletes, including many dance. With the large end zone "Green Grass" done 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. in original poison oak. He then commenced to attack the ences stadium construction. 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 plants to fro. The next however, the or a seat. The and day, $125,000 $6.25 newest upper 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 Memorial Stadium is expanded again put in the hospital. million, or $866 a seat. and capacity is pushed 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 McMillian. Atter 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. McMillian 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. lemson Football '90 27 1990 ACC Schedule

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,0^ Clemson Football '90 33 Robin Eaves Butch Fewster 46 Stacy Fields 31 FB • Sr DB • So TE • Sr

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Howard Hall Tony Kennedy is the top returning rusher with just 184 yards. But, he 45 FB • So performed at an AII-ACC level the last two games of the season.

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w History of Memorial Stadium k

by Sam Blackman to the south sidelines. the west end of the field were used for the first time. George Washington defeated Clemson by the When former Head Coach Frank Howard first Sept. 17, 1941 —Clemson athletic officials an- score of 7-0. conceived the idea of building a new football sta- nounced the $104,000 stadium construction was dium in the 1940s, he not only helped start the to begin soon. Sept. 23, 1944—Clemson moved into the new

construction of what would later be one of the finest press and radio box which was used until the 1 978 stadiums in America, but he also built a solid Sept. 1941 —Clemson civil engineering students season. foundation for the entire athletic department. surveyed the land and drew up plans for the Memorial Stadium has undergone five seating grandstands, which were built in concrete along Sept. 25, 1 948—Clemson played its first ever night

additions not to mention other facility changes the red clay walls of the natural bowl. Credit for the home game with a 53-0 win over Presbytenan. It

since 1942 that have helped mold it into a show- design of the stadium goes to Carl Lee of Charlotte, was believed after this game that Presbyterian's

place of college football. But it was Howard who NC, a Clemson graduate of 08 and Professor H.E. coach Lonnie McMillian nicknamed Memorial Sta-

actually first laid the sod and helped pour the Glenn of the engineenng faculty. dium "Death Valley" because it was so hot and was

concrete of the original structure. It is indeed the a tough place to play. Coach Howard started "House that Frank Built." Oct. 6, 1941 —Construction work began on Me- calling the stadium that and the name stuck. An- Prior to the 1942 season, Clemson played at morial Stadium. The work of cleaning, digging and other legend had been born at the feet of Frank 5- Bowman Field ( 1 896- 1 9 1 4) and Riggs Field ( 1 9 1 leveling the site as well as cutting large trees and Howard. 1941), the current site of the Clemson soccer clearing underbrush was supervised by Frank

stadium. The Tigers soon outgrew their den and Howard the previous summer. There was little Sept. 22, 1956—The Tigers played their last night needed a new place to play. The movement need for leveling the field, but there were some home game with a 27-7 win over Presbyterian.

started for a new stadium in the fall of 1940. "It was trees growing at the site and it was left up to Clemson has not played an official night game at

a natural valley," were the words of some as they Howard and some football players in summer home since this time. described the site that was selected below Fike school to remove them for the task ahead. He was Field House for the new stadium in 1940. In fact, there with the start of construction from the word June 14, 1957—Governor Timmerman signed a

there was a stream running down the middle of this go. "Before they sank the corner posts for the bill allowing Clemson to borrow money to enlarge

natural ravine. stands, 1 put a plug of chewing tobacco at the the stadium.

Memorial stadium, in its 49th year of existence, bottom of each hole for good luck," said Howard.

is proof that things do get better with age. Sept. 20, 1958—Leo Wright, designer of the Summer, 1942—The 20,000-se2t stadium was Wunda Weave Carpet, Co. of Greenville displayed The following is a chronological history of Me- finished with a completed value of $1 25,000, which his new product—the world's largest college ban- morial Stadium: in business terms means each seat was worth ner. The banner was the rug Clemson placed on

$6.50. the hill for the Tigers to run on in their entrance to

April 3, 1941—An act authorizing a $150,000 the stadium. The rug was officially given to bond issue by Clemson for a new athletic stadium Sept. 19, 1942—Clemson opened Memorial Sta- Clemson on this date before the Clemson-Virginia

was ratified by the General Assembly. dium as the Tigers' Butch Butler gained 1 92 yards game. The rug measured 1 04 feet long and was 1

rushing in leading Clemson to a 32-13 win over feet wide, with a weight of 527 pounds. April 11,1 941 —Clemson dedicated the front seg- Presbyterian before a crowd of 5,500. The press Also at this game, Clemson's recent expansion ment of Fike Field House. The $75,000 unit box from Riggs Field was brought over to the new of Memorial Stadium was used for the first time, housed athletic offices, dressing rooms, 23 dormi- stadium to serve the purpose until another could be (the seats above the portals and below the upper

tory rooms and a memohal hall. This wing currently built. High school students were admitted for .25, decks). The stadium was expanded from 20,000

is the front of the Fike Recreation center. This while sen/icemen were allowed in for .50. to 38,000 seats. Clemson defeated Virginia in a

facility is where the football players dressed before come from behind victory as Bill Mathis scored the

football games, practices, etc. and it was neces- Nov. 7, 1942—A new speaker system and a new

sary that the Tigers used the hill to enter the clock were used for the first time at Clemson's (continued on page 64) stadium, simply because it was the shortest route Memorial stadium. Also, new dressing rooms at

Clemson Memorial Stadium has undergone five additions since the original stadium was completed in 1942.

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

Rushing Yds: 260 by Cliff Austin vs. Duke. 1 0-1 6-82 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, 11-14-81 Rec. Yds: 161 by Perry Tuttle vs. Wake Forest, 10-31-81 -21 -53 TD Rec: 3 by Dreher Gaskin vs. Auburn, 1 1 Mi Total Offense: 374 by Bobby Gage vs. Auburn, 11 -22-47 Donnell Woolford Dreher Gaskin Punt Ret. Yds: 126 by Donnell Woolford vs. Ga. Tech, 9-26-87

K.O. Ret. Yds: 1 60 by John Shields vs. Alabama, 1 0-25-69

Tackles: 24 by Jeff Davis vs. N. Carolina, 1 1 -8-80 Team by Clemson -81 Interceptions: 3 by Kit Jackson vs. Wake Forest, 10-30-65 First Downs: 35 vs. Wake Forest. 1 0-31 Sacks' 3 by Jim Stuckey vs. Wake Forest, 11 -3-79 Rushes: 73 vs. Virginia, 10-21-72 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: 11 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 Rushes: 32 by Charlie Wysocki, Maryland, 9-15-79 Passing TDs: 4 vs. Auburn, 11-22-47 by Don McCauley, N.Carolina, 11-14-70 Total Offense: 756 vs. Wake Forest, 10-31-81

8.7 vs. Forest, 1 0-31 -81 Rushing Yds: 227 by Ted Brown, N.C. State, 1 1 -25-75 Yds/Play: Wake Pass Atts: 57 by Kip Allen, The Citadel, 10-4-86 : 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 -1 6-85 Penalties: 15 vs. Duke vs. Forest, 11-2-85 Receptions: 1 3 by Henley Carter, Duke, 1 0-1 9-68 Wake 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: 110 vs. Wake Forest, 11-21-59 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, 9-18-54 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, 1 1-21-53 record for yards receiving. Tuttle finished the 1981 contest Punt Ret. Yds 100 by Auburn, 10-10-70 against Wake Forest with 161 yards.

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About an hour east of Columbia, SC, just a announcer. 'J.J. gets the ball from center, he puts it stone's throw off Interstate 20, in an area of the up and hits Randy Robinson in the endzone.

!' state known as the Pee Dee, lies the tiny town of TOUCH DOWN ! ! Then I wou Id go down there and Lamar. Like many small southern towns, there jump around, give a high five to the air and scream

may not always be a lot to do in Lamar and it's and yell. My brothers and sisters thought I was

probably not known for much more than just a gas crazy, but I always had fun because of my imagina- stop on the way to the beach. tion." Well, actually there is the Egg Scramble Jam- By the time he reached high school, the games boree to look forward to every year, and the citizens Kirkland had imagined in his backyard in Lamar of Lamar can always go watch a high school had moved down the road to the high school

football game during the fall. And the town is stadium. And even though there were other guys known (at least in that part of the state) as the home on the field this time, Kirkland played almost as of Tommy Suggs, a fellow who used to play quar- many positions as he did in his imaginary contests, terback for another university somewhere in South lining up at outside linebacker, tight end, wide Carolina. receiver, and returning kickoffs and punts for But recently, the small town of Lamar (popula- Lamar High.

tion 1 ,300 before the results of the new census Kirkland shows the same imagination he exhib-

were tallied) is getting a little more attention, at least ited in his backyard when he remembers his high from people who like to wear orange and have school playing days. "There would be a whole lot of Kirkland was named MVP of the 1 989 Mazda more than a few Tiger paws scattered throughout firecrackers, and the band would play '2001 '...Da, Bowl he had nine tackles, a sack their homes. Lamar has the proud distinction of Da, DAI. .and the rest of my teammates would run Gator when being the hometown of Clemson outside line- out...Dum, Dum, Dum, Dum...and then they would and three quarterback pressures.

backer Levon Kirkland, who not only is well-known roll out this red carpet. ..Da-Dum... and then this on the streets of Lamar these days, but throughout helicopter would land. ..Dum, Dum, Dum, Valley. His 5.5 sacks and 71 tackles were the best the state. In fact, Clemson's Captain Kirk is fast Dum. ..and the pilot opens the door.. .DA-DUM, DA- ever by a Clemson freshman outside linebacker,

gaining national notoriety. DUM. ..and I jump out and raise my hands. ..AND and that sack total ranked second on the entire The first impression the people of Lamar, or at THE CROWD GOES CRAZY!!! team. The Sporting News deemed him the third

least Kirkland's next door neighbors, may have "Actually, I weighed less than 200 pounds in best special teams tackier in the nation following

had of him was probably not what you would expect high school so maybe I wasn't that impressive, but that season and also put him on their freshman

from Clemson's all-star. 'I was a strange little boy," I did get around the ball a lot," laughs Kirkland. "And honor roll.

Kirkland remembers. "I played by myself all the the stadium was pretty small, but boy, we put some When Kirkland took the field for his sophomore

time. I think I just enjoyed that more because I people in there." season, confidence was no longer a problem. He

could pretend whatever I wanted to. Most of the By the time Kirkland's senior year rolled fast became one of the defensive leaders of the

time I would play football by myself, if you can around, he was being recruited by Clemson and team, despite his lack of seniority. His statistics,

imagine that. I would make up two teams and I South Carolina and ultimately chose to come to although impressive in their own right, took second

would have different names for everybody. The Tigertown. 'I think I was probably under-recruited place to his enthusiasm. When Kirkland made a

quarterback's name might be J.J. Miller and the because of my size and because I came from a sack, the crowd of Tiger faithful could always

wide receiver would be something like Randy small school. I knew when I came here that I could expect to see some sort of celebration from the

Robinson. contribute but I wasn't sure how much the coaches young outside linebacker. And when he happened

"I would be all of them. I would the ball, thought I could do. I looked around and there was to pick off a pass, which he did three times in 1 989,

- throw the ball, catch the ball 1 would even be the all this competition at my position I Before I knew it, his excitement was as much of a crowd-pleaser as

I was being red-shirted. the fact that the Tigers had gained possession of

"But I look back now and the ball. When he had nine tackles, a sack, a pass realize that was the best thing that broken up, and three quarterback pressures could have happened. My high against West Virginia and Major Harhs in the Gator school weight room had one ma- Bowl, the folks back in Lamar may have remem-

chine, one bench, a squat rack, and bered the same little boy who used to play by

that was basically it. I really hit the himself in the backyard. And the whole town was weight room hard that first year and surely proud of their native son when Kirkland

by the time the next season started, I accepted the Gator Bowl MVP trophy live on ESPN

weighed 222. I had also gained at the game's conclusion.

some confidence in my abilities over "Nothing can compare to the feeling I had that that year, mostly from watching night," says Kirkland, whose calm, quiet off-the- Jesse Hatcher. Jesse was like me. field demeanor sharply contrasts to his on-fielo he was in the shadows and then he excitement. "Not even those exciting backyard

just came out of nowhere. BAM! I battles. I think intensity is contagious. I play

looked at Jesse and I knew I could football with a controlled craziness. If I do what I am

do what he did." supposed to do and then make the play, I think it's The word "BAM!" could also OK to raise my hands up for the fans or just do

describe the impact Kirkland had on something crazy. It gets the fans motivated and it

the team when his chance to play gets the team motivated. I feed off that." finally came. He finished fifth on the These days. Kirkland's teammates are calling entireteamintacklesin 1988with71 him G.E.. because of the fact that Tiger coaches and led the special teams with 21 are always boasting about him giving great effort.

stops. When he made a hit. it didn't Many preseason publications are calling him an seem to matter that he had been too AII-ACC and All-America candidate for the second

Kirkland is already seventh in Clemson history in career small in high school, or that he came year in a row. The Sporting News calls him one of from a lown whose population the leaders of the best group of linebackers in the quarterback sacks with 1 2 and he is just halfway through his would only fill half of the green grass country. Meanwhile, back in Lamar, SC, the fine career. section of the endzone in Death folks are just proud to call him one of their own.

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of a Clemson football fan), that are more enjoy- Levon: I guess Shep. you work your rotation?

able than watching the Tiger outside linebackers Wayne: You can trick Shep. You can get John: Whenever I'm on the field and I don't feel

I play ball. Levon Kirkland nailing the quarterback anything out of him. I can give 100 percent, give a signal to warn behind the line, John Johnson batting down a Sheppard to buckle up because I'm coming out. pass, Wayne Simmons intercepting the ball, or Who's the nicest? Ashley: We make the decision when we want to

Ashley Sheppard stopping a kickoff return cold - All: (including Levon): Kirk. come in and go out. Starting the game has never

it doesn't get much better than that. really been a big deal for us

But this wnter has found one thing that may be So what is John? John: There are times when it is so exciting out

more enjoyable than watching Clemson's fear- John: The handsomest. on the field that we just want to run out and see if some foursome on the football field; sitting down they're tired. and having a conversation with them. In only a You seem to get along so well. Why? Wayne: One time Kirk came running out there full

little over an hour, I learned a few lessons in John: We joke around a lot when we are watching speed, buckling up his helmet and looking all

philosophy, a thing or two about football, and things on film. Say for instance, Wayne gets important, but I wasn't ready to come off the field.

even acouple of jokes. John, the oldest, craziest, blocked pretty bad... He said, "Don't send me back man, it will look

and (according to all four) wisest, served as group Wayne: Wait a minute. Why you gotta use me"!" bad."

spokesman. Levon, the gentleman, or "Knight in Levon: It's just an example, Wayne. Shining Armor" added to John's words of wisdom John: OK, we're not going to use Wayne, every- Describe John for me? in a slightly more senous tone. Wayne, the "bad body in here knows that Wayne never gets Ashley: There's so much to say about John. He

little brother," never hesitated to give his opinions blocked. always treats everybody the same. The thing that

(quite loudly at times), while Ashley, the quiet Levon: He's never made a mistake. I like about John is that he can always make one. sat back and laughed at his more boisterous John: Like that time Jeb Flesch almost tore his people laugh, and he's always there when you

teammates. facemask off. need him.

Levon: But we're not going to use that. I think we Levon: Black Bart. He's helped me a lot because Who's the hardest to get along with? get along so well because we help each other out he knew so much when we got here. You're loose

John. Levon. Ashley (in unison): "Wayne!" like brothers. We really treat each other like when you're around John. He's happy all the brothers. We crack on each other. time. He's never upset. He's businesslike on the Why is Wayne so hard to get along with? Ashley: But we really care about each other. We field.

John: Because it's his way or no way! do things off the field as well as on the field. We're Wayne: When I first came in I didn't like John. I

Levon: When we choose sides, who always has like brothers. thought, "Man, this dude is arrogant." I figured

to have their side? John: These are definitely the brothers I never since we were both outside linebackers I would John: And when we rotate, who goes four plays had. try to talk to him, but he didn't say two words to

and who goes five? Wayne: Occasionally I knock on John's door and me. But when I really got to find out about John

Wayne: Hold up. Hold up. ask for advice. I mean. I get on these guys, but Johnson, he became the brother I never had. His

John: Remember at Virginia Tech. you got that there isn't anybody I respect as much. attitude is so smooth. He has a tremendous

sack and you were high-fiving and celebrating John: I personally think the thing that makes us attitude. I am trying to change my attitude toward

like you had just landed on the moon, then once so good as a unit is that there is no jealousy. It his. And no one knows how clever he IS. He's so

everything settled down, you held your finger up gets me fired up to read Levon's name in a intelligent. He's smart. He knows the game of

for me to go in. magazine, to see Wayne make freshman All- football better than anyone on the team.

Wayne: I was tired' American, to see Ashley do his thing. I would put John (pantomining every description his team-

Shep at tight end. Kirk at fullback and mates make): I guess I'm just the greatest guy Wayne at tailback. ..and of course, I've ever known. me up under center and we could go up against anyone. Tell me about Ashley. John: Out of the four of us, Shep probably enjoys

What makes your unit so success- the game the most. He probably enjoys it more ful? than anyone who ever played at Clemson Univer-

John: When its third-and-five and sity. Just to watch Shep get in there and do his

they're driving, I think the outside thing gets you fired up. I know Levon is a very

linebackers want to take on the re- emotional player, but Ashley takes the cake. I sponsibility of making the key play remember the N.C. State game, when Ashley

and getting the crowd back into the went down and hit that guy on the punt return, he game. That's the way we approach sat there about 20 seconds by himself tearing the

it the game. We all feel like is our fault field up. If it was possible. I believe Shep would

if the offense gets two yards. If give every one of the 80.000 fans a hug after the

something good happens to the of- game. It means a lot to Shep to just walk out there fense, we feel that there is something in front of those people and play.

we could have done to prevent it. Wayne: He's in his own world!

Wayne: We want to make big plays. Levon: Have ever seen that wrestler, the Ulti-

We never know when its going to mate Warrior? He just runs into the ring and

all The Sporting News 1990 preseason issue has chosen happen so we have to hustle the ROW! That's Ashley for you. When I first saw

time. I I Clemson's linebacking corps as the best in the nation. L-R: Ashley was like. "He is huge!" knew I better get

it Ashley Sheppard, John Johnson, Levon Kirkland and Wayne Levon: We expect from each other. to be his friend. I walked right up to him and tried Simmons. (continued on page 64)

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54 Clemson Football '90 It is no mere coincidence that Rick wanted to be like him." Stockstill. "Coaching is not for everybody. Stockstill is a college football coach or that In 1982, after graduating from Florida My brother grew up in the same environ-

he coaches quarterbacks at Clemson Uni- State with a B.S. in physical education, ment that I did and went to college to play

versity. For Stockstill, it has been a lifetime Stockstill followed in his father's footsteps, and now he is a very successful business- of preparation and a systematic approach accepting a position as offensive coordinator man." that has led him to his current position as and quarterback coach at Bethune- Stockstill has taken the fundamentals of well as his continued success. Cookman College. Two years later, he was coaching and the philosophy he learned Stockstill's affinity for football was prac- appointed assistant head coach and wide from his father and from Coach Bowden,

tically a foregone conclusion considering receiver coach at The University of Central and combined it with what he learned during the family he was born into, "f^y dad was a Florida, where his 1987 team reached the his days as a quarterback. He knows that

high school and college coach, so i grew up semifinals of the Division II NCAA playoffs. coaching quarterbacks is difficult because

in a coaching family," says Stockstill, whose Judging from his background, it is no of the responsibility that goes with the posi-

father is currently the head football coach at surprise that Stockstill took little time to tion, but he has adapted different philoso-

Fernandina Beach High School. "I was become a successful college football coach. phy to handle this pressure. "Quarterbacks always interested in coaching. My dad was But when the Clemson staff went looking for are different and we work on the mental and

the biggest influence on my life and I owe a quarterback coach a couple of years ago, emotional aspects of the position every-

everything to him. it wasn't only the Stockstill success that day," says Stockstill. "A quarterback has to

"By the time I got to high school I had caught their eye, but the Stockstill name. be unselfish. His only goal is to win, even

decided I that I wanted to go into coaching. Although Rick Stockstill had never played though a quarterback gets a lot of glory

I think any athlete who grows up in a coach- in Death Valley, the name was posted on when they win and some of the blame when ing family has a head start on the field. My the back of a Tiger paw jersey for four years. they lose.

father helped me understand what it takes His brother, Jeff, played for the Tigers from "If you are going to be a quarterback you to prepare to be an athlete and a coach. 1979-82, and Rick journeyed from Florida to have to accept the responsibility that goes Growing up around him helped me under- witness two games during Jeff's senior year. with the position. You can't get too high or

stand what type of work ethic was required Stockstill still is very close to his family too low and we work on that every day. I

for this field." and is thankful for that. "I see my dad often. have a book for quarterbacks that covers

His father, Joel, coached at Georgetown Last season he saw us play four games. each subject a quarterback is going to have

College in Kentucky and in high schools in Also he is in my recruiting area and always to deal with. A quarterback has to approach Ohio and Kentucky before moving to helps me there. My brother Jeff comes to each day, one day at a time.

Fernandina Beach, FL. Rick moved with his four or five games a year and its always nice "A quarterback has to want to win at all

family to Florida before his junior year of to see him and his family." costs. He doesn't care if he has to pitch the high school and then moved on to Florida He felt no pressure from his family to get ball to the tailback 50 times a game, give the

State, where he played for Bobby Bowden. into coaching, but it was always his dream. fullback the ball 30 times a game, or if he As a member of Bowden's first recruiting "My father encouraged me, but did not has to throw five touchdowns a game. His

class, Stockstill earned three letters at quar- pressure me to pursue coaching," says only goal is to win. Do what it takes to win

terback, made three bowl appearances, and it doesn't matter how you go about

was selected to play in two senior all-star it offensively. I was just as happy last

games and was named honorable men- year throwing the ball 1 7 times a game

tion All-American by the Sporting News and running the option as I was throwing

in 1 981 . Stockstill fondly recalls victories the ball 35 times a game at Florida State.

over such power-house opponents as It doesn't matter if its pretty." Nebraska, Ohio State, Notre Dame and In his first year on the job, Pittsburgh, and he helped FSU to a pair Stockstill's quarterbacks set a school of Top 10 final AP rankings. Surpris- record for completion percentage (60 %) ingly, FSU was the only school that had for the season and committed only 13

offered him a scholarship after high turnovers, a figure that is tied for third

school. best mark in Clemson history. Stockstill remembers his college ex- Stockstill married the former Sara

perience as a valuable one. "College Fleischman of Orlando, FL on July 7,

was a good learning experience for me," 1 990. "It is very nice to have Sara here

he says. "The exposure helped and I am now. For the first year I was here she

very thankful for the opportunity. It played was still in Orlando and this was hard on an important role in my success as a both of us. But she loves Clemson and

coach. Coach Bowden taught me a lot. the people here."

But I still owe everything that I was as an You can be sure that Rick would

athlete and that I am as a coach to my be proud to have a son follow in his

father. I knew what I wanted to do and I footsteps and keep Clemson football in guess Coach Bowden reinforced every- Stockstill guided Clemson quarterbacks to a 60 the family. thing my dad had already taught me. percent completion percentage in 1989, an all- time Clemson best. He's the block and I am the chip. I always

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DECISION TO COME TO CLEMSON: IMPORTANT ASPECTS OF LIFE: THE POLLS:

"I have the utmost repect for the fans and the "The thing that's important in life is that we "Certainly the polls are chosen in an inaccu-

style of aggressive football played here at all actually serve other people while we're here on rate science, as so much information in the polls

times. Someone was going to be the new coach. earth. I know, forme, finding a personal relation- changes from day to day until the season finally

I was honored to be asked to visit about the job ship with the Lord so that I could see how I could starts. I don't put a lot of stock in the polls at the and after visiting with Dr. Max Lennon, Bobby be of service to other people was most important. start of the season, and really from about mid-

Robinson, and Nick Lomax, I felt the commitment I think everybody is at peace with themselves season on you probably get a better indication of

on everybody's part to pull together. I just knew when they find that personal relationship and the teams and where they stack up for the sea-

this was the right time for us to come here." know what their talents and abilities are. I work son. Certainly the polls are more important in through the avenue of sports, which has been so football because we don't have a playoff."

STRATEGIES / PHILOSOPHIES OF FOOT- important and so much fun to me. I think every-

BALL: body has to find that peace and when they do DIVISION I PLAYOFF: "My basic philosophy of 'As far as a play-

football is that tough, hard- off is concerned, we must nose execution wins foot- consider what's best for the

ball games. I still believe that student-athlete. Fans want a great defense with a great the playoff because of the

kicking game will keep you interest that it might create

in every ball game, and a in college football, but at the solid offense that takes ad- same time, I've got to look at vantage of the talents and the student-athlete and what

abilitiesoffourskilled people he enjoys. With the 1 9 bowls will give you a chance to that pay out so much money

score a lot of points. I be- each year I know there are a

lieve in a team concept that lot of student-athletes who constantly encourages ev- are benefitting from the week eryone to pull together as a that they spend at their bowl

team. Put the team first in all If you have a playoff all those

of the decisions because it things would not be possible

is a team game and great and you would only have

team players who pull to- one winner and everybody gether can beat other teams else a bunch of losers.

with a lot more ability." "Another key concern would be giving up any

quality academic time. I PROGRAM S FUTURE: know last year some people "There's no doubt that started second semester on Clemson can have a pro- January 3 and others not

gram that everyone can until Jan. 16. If those two

continue to be proud of. My teams were playing, I think

goal is to see every young you'd have a hard time say- man graduate from ing that both of them would play the Clemson, best foot- Hatfield Is charged with taking the program into the 90s, a decade that could have an equal chance to get ball in America, and then go see much change in intercollegiate athletics. ready for that ballgame if out and have a good job so one of them had to go to he can continue to support classes for two weeks and his University by giving the other one had nothing to 'i"i9 money, and effort back to the university in they'll be able to serve other people." do, but practice. If there were no bowls I would be

the days ahead. There's no reason why we can't In favor of a playoff, but since there are bowls, I be that university for each student-athlete who's FIRST SPRING PRACTICE AT CLEMSON: am for the bowl structure."

looking for the best." "The first spring practice went extremely well.

One chtena I use for a successful spring practice PROP 48:

DAILY ROUTINE: is the amount of days that our team can actually "We ought to take student-athletes who can "I'm really an early riser who likes to do as be on the practice field to improve themselves. qualify, and certainly the high schools are doing many things football-wise before the phone gets This year was great as we had a very minimal a better job and hopefully will continue to do a ringin.? and you have other problems that come amount of injuries and we did improve. I was most better job. I think that true student-athletes ought

obcut iivr:.:<.;g!iQut the day. I really rely on my staff appreciative of the attitude of our seniors and to be admitted to college and those who have the

to do luco : cJ ''IS work, and that's why they are so returning players who went out and tried to get core curriculum behind them, I think, are the most very important to I our success. At lunchtime I try better each and every day and tried to set a tempo likely to succeed in college. really believe whole-

to little I do a ;c" ; think and just get away from that the younger players would emulate. I thought heartedly in the core curriculum more than do

the phone for .3 v/hra with some uninterrupted we improved tremendously in the spring and got the test score." thought. It also Keep-- from eating so darn to know one another as coaches and players." much."

62 Clemson Football '90 RED-SHIRTING: we get them on the campus it will be very hard not FRANK HOWARD:

"I don't think there's anybody that can't benefit to be enthused about coming here to school. We "Coach Howard has such an insight into

by red-shirting and, at the same time, we don't qo will continue to recruit nationally but, at the same Clemson and its people and has provided us with

into any season planning to red-shirt any young time, we'll spend an awful lot of time in an area so many great student-athletes and down-home

person. If they are able to play this year and help where the parents can come be part of their sons football and humor. He's been a great resource in

the team win, we'll put the team first and they will lives." my short time here so far. I'm going to have to get

play. At the same time, if a young freshman is not a new book to handle all the plays that he gives

playing a lot and just going to play in spots, I DECIDING TO BECOME A COACH: me."

certainly would try to save him for that whole year. "That's really an odd thing to recall because I He would be a much better player at age 22 than had planned to go into some type of business COACHING AT AIR FORCE: 17." he is at age after I majored in accounting at Arkansas. It was "The great thing about taking over Air Force is just a miracle that the national coaching conven- they were down and nobody else wanted the job

PEOPLE IN SPORTS I ADMIRE: tion happened to be in New York City the year I very much. We had to start from the bottom and

"One of the first I admired was was at Army as a Freshman coach. That enabled really pulled together as a team and as a unit with

because he kept his consistency all through his three of us to go spend the whole time there and athletes who couldn't run very fast but had big

professional career. He was the same day in and make the all-lobby team. I did get a job offer at hearts. We finally recruited some football players

day out, he was imaginative, his teams always Montana State, but then Coach (Doug) Dickey who could become cadets, I thought that made a

competed consistently well, and he was always in made an assistant freshman's job available to me big difference in our program. I'll never forget our

the thick championship races. He lost several at Tennessee. I really thought this was an op- very first victory at Air Force over Notre Dame.

championhips before he finally won several, but portunity too great to turn down." The game was already won in the hearts and

he was still the same person no matter what. minds of our players the week before the game Another was Coach Bear Bryant and the way SCHEDULING: actually began. And then the next year the victory

he was absorbed in the football team and his "Certainly our number-one pnority is to win over Notre Dame in South Bend was one of the ideas in regards to making the players the best he the conference and every game on that non- highlights of my sporting career as we blocked a

could each and every year. I learned an awful lot conference schedule. At the same time getting on the last play of the game to defeat

from Doug Dickey (Florida) by coaching under national exposure helps us in our polls and the them, 23-22. I knew that none of our players

him for nine years. A few other guys as players reputation that Clemson enjoys. For that reason would play professional football, but I knew that

that I really admire are Jack Reynolds and Roger we always want to play a top 1 division I A school each and every one of them at one time could be Craig. They just totally commit themselves to be every year as well as our traditional non-confer- the general that would have a decision about

the best at their positions, and that's why they ence rival, South Carolina. The other games World War III. For that reason I wanted to be sure

have played so long in professional football." depend on what we need to do, but nobody that every good lesson about football would be

enjoys a greater thrill of watching our players play given to all of our players from the first teamer to

than our fans do, so we want to continue to have the fifth teamer."

FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF CLEMSON: at least six home games here because it is so vital

"Clemson is a university that has so many, to our program." FAN SUPPORT:

many people who care about it and want to do all "I don't think there's any doubt that Clemson they can to see that the success of the program IMPORTANCE OF HIS WIFE SANDY: fans stand as one of the most intimidating forces

continues. I love the quaintness of the town and "My wife. Sandy, and I have been married 21 with our opponents, whether it's at home or on the

admire the fun and the love that the students have years and I just couldn't do without her. She road. Our players play so darned hard because

for Clemson." balances out so many deficiencies that I have they kno>v so many people care about them.

and really has a perspective on people, some- We've even had players who played 1 years ago

times I get blinded or lose my perspective on come in here from opposing teams and tell me

MEMORABLE PLAYING EXPERIENCES: things. She's so vocal and emotional we have that it was the most awesome feeling they've ever

"The most memorable experience I had as a grown strong together. She is also a tremendous had coming here. We're going to keep that up."

player certainly was the 1 965 Cotton Bowl when cook, we've only had two bad meals in 21 years." we defeated Nebraska to win our national cham- MOST IMPORTANT GAMES IN COACHING pionship. Another certainly was returning the FACING ADVERSITY: CAREER:

punt 81 yards against Texas in the 1 964 season "I don't think anyone goes through life without "Probably the Air Force victory at Notre Dame

when they were ranked #1 in the nation and we learning to overcome adversity because it's go- in 1 983 and the second one that goes with it was

were ranked #4. We defeated them 14-13 and we ing to happen somewhere in your life. It's not a a 26-21 victory over Houston to win the first

stopped a two-point play in the last 30 seconds of matter of if, it's a matter of when. That's probably Southwest Conference championship for Arkan-

all the ballgame. I think the other most memorable one of the first things we have to teach of our sas in 1988. That was Arkansas's first confer-

experience took place in my sophomore year. I players. They were all great players on their team ence title and Cotton Bowl appearance in 12 was #6 quarterback and safety a week before our coming out of high school, but everything won't years. Certainly the Houston ball game of 1989

opening game. I got my chance on defense the go their way in college. You find out a lot about was my most exciting at Arkansas when we

week of the first game and actually ended up your character when you have adversity and you defeated them 45-39 and had 631 yards total

playing a lot that first game and started for three learn to keep on keepin' on. I think that the poem offense. It seemed as if either could go all the way

years. That taught me an awful lot about perse- written in 1912 called "Alumnus Football" says it on any play."

verance and just hanging in there." best, "everytime you get knocked down just keep on getting up, get up one more time to get FAVORITE MOTTO:

RECRUITING NATIONALLY: knocked down and you'll be a winner, because "I will play my best or live my best this day."

life, "Certainly I think Clemson has the reputation that's the way you learn about you just Keep and name to attract any student in America. Once on getting up."

Clemson Football '90 63 Outside Linebackers Ashley: Levon's the knight in shining armor. be his way or no way. He's the problem child. (continued from page 53)

Wayne: He's our King Arthur. Wayne: I always WANT my way, but I'm always he is to get on his good side. He can run and a out-voted. missile. He comes and gets you. He didn't even Last but not least, tell me about Wayne. Ashley: Wayne is a very intense player on the hit that guy from N.C. State straight up, he just Ashley: Thejapper. field. He wants to make the play every time with

kinda knicked him. If he had hit him head on, that John: He'll jap you in a minute. He'd jap you out no exception. He loves the game and loves to guy would still be in the hospital today. That's the of your own name. make tackles. I respect him so much. He knows ultimate warnor right there, baby. how to get to the football and get to his man. John: We'd still be sending that guy get-well Would he give it back?

cards if Shep had hit him. John: Yeah, after he'd washed it a few times and Tell me about your group in a nutshell.

Wayne: John and I have a nice relationship. Kirk its too small for him and lost a couple of the letters. Levon: John knows the game. Me and Wayne

and I have a nice relationship. But they are going My name would be Jo Johnso by the time Wayne just like to hit. to leave. Me and Shep are going to still be here, got through with it. Wayne: Ashley's like a windup toy. It's uncon-

so our relationship is going to grow. I admire him Ashley: I first met Wayne at a wide receiver/ scious. I have the craziness. John has the and his ability. quarterbacks camp in high school and he was intelligence. Ashley has the momentum. Levon

just the same as he is now. I met Wayne again at has the ability. How about Levon? Clemson camp. We were getting ready to run the Levon: When I look in the Sporting News and John: Levon Kirkland. The name alone gets me 40 and I figured I could beat him so I was talking see a picture of all of us together, it means more fired up. RoboKirk. a little junk to him. But when we started to run, he than anything. When I have kids and grandkids,

Ashley: Mr. Excitement. He's my ideal player. I just took off like a jet. I didn't think he was that fast. I will tell them that I was part of an elite group.

guess if I had to choose a person who I could The competition between us started back then. John: Like I said before, these are the brothers I

pattern myself after, I would want to be the way he Wayne likes to make people laugh by cracking on never had. The opportunity to have friends like is. On the field, he's wild. Off the field, he's other people. That's a part of Wayne and if you these guys and to play with talent like these guys

straightforward and I can talk to him. go take that away, you take away Wayne. doesn't come along every day. Wayne: There is no jealousy between us, but Lewn,- Wayne pushes me. He can play. He can Wayne: And I don't think its going to stop here. there is competition. ..and there is intense com- run. He'sabadboy.buthegetsthejobdone. He When I get out in the professional world, I'm going

petition between me and Kirk. If I see Kirk doing jokes around a lot but he studies hard in the to look John up and Kirk up. If I ever establish a

something, making a big hit or an interception, I classroom. He cracks on me all the time but that's business, I want to work with guys like this. And

say, "Man, I wish I could have been out there, I him. You might as well get used to it, because when I'm looking for friends to stand beside me, probably could have done the same thing, or he's going to do it every day. I want these three right here every time.

done it even better." We challenge each other. John: Wayne's like the bad little brother. It's gotta

History ofMemorial Stadium talk. Coach Frank Howard told the players, "I want per deck for the first time as 63,050 fans watched (continued from page 39) every fellow who's going to give 1 00% to slap that Clemson's 41 -23 win over South Carolina. At the

rock before he runs down the hill. It will give you time, it was the largest crowd ever to see a game winning touchdown to give Clemson a 20-15 win supernatural powers". between Philadelphia, PA and Birmingham, AL. over Virginia. This south side addition also allowed for the build-

Nov. 1 , 1 969—Frank Howard won his last game as ing of luxury boxes, a new press box, and a Sept. 27, 1958—Clemson defeated North Caro- a Clemson coach with a 40-0 win over Maryland at president's box. Clemson was probably the first

lina 26-21 as Frank Howard picked up his 100th Clemson. This was also his last game as head university to have luxury boxes in its stadium.

collegiate coaching win. Also the scoreboard at the coach in Death Valley. east end of the stadium was used for the first time. Summer, 1982—3,800 permanent seats were The scoreboard had an added feature that makes it July 21, 1970—Clemson announces the use of a added on the hill so that more season ticket holders

very unique, it not to mention signals to Tiger new insignia—The Tiger paw. With the aid of would have a permanent seat. It also allowed for faithful when Clemson scores—the Tiger above Henderson Advertising Agency, the Tiger paw the addition of the handicapped section. the scoreboard moves his tail after each Clemson became the new trademark of Clemson Athletics. touchdown or field goal. The paw print can be seen around the stadium on Sept. 3, 1 983—The north upper deck was used for

many surfaces, including peoples' faces. the first time. The 1 5,000 additional seats brought Oct. 1, 1960—The west stands are used for the the total capacity to 79,854. Lights once again first time. Clemson defeated Virginia Tech 13-7. Sept. 9, 1972—Clemson fans used the aluminum came to Memorial Stadium as part of the north The addition added 5,676 seats. bleachers for the first time. The aluminum bleach- upper deck addition. ers replaced the wooden bleachers. Nov. 12, 1960—Clemson defeated South Caro- Sept. 3, 1 988—The Tigers ran down the hill for the

lina 1 2-2 as it first was the time South Carolina had Sept. 8, 1 973—Pro-style goal posts were used for 200th time as they defeated Virginia Tech 40-7. ever played at Clemson. thefirstgameina 14-12winoverTheCitadel. The new posts replaced the "H" shaped apparatus. Nov. 19, 1988—A crowd of 84,867 witnessed Sept 24, 18S6—First game Howard's rock was at Clemson's 29-10 win over South Carolina in Me- Death Valley. The rock was given to Howard by Nov. 16, 1974—The playing surface of Memonal morial Stadium. This was the largest crowd ever to S.C. Jones and the athletic officials placed the rock Stadium was named Frank Howard Field. see a game in Memorial Stadium. on a pedesial cr top of the hill overlooking the stadium. Sept. 16, 1978—Clemson won its 100th game in ??, 1991—The 10,000,000th fan to see a football Death Valley with a 58-3 win over The Citadel. game at Memorial Stadium will enter the gates. In Sept. 23, 1967—Clemson started the tradition of 48 previous seasons, 9,286,297 fans have at- touching Howard'? Rock. In a Friday afternoon pep Nov. 25, 1978—Clemson fans used the south up- tended games at Memorial Stadium.

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76 Clemson Football '90 ^ Clemson's First Bowl Game?

by Sam Blackman the south. J.A. Forsyth, a right guard, had played Fritz Furtrick, the Tigers' right halfback had scored every down for the last three years as a Tiger. J.A. the tying touchdown by simply running up the

Although it was not officially a modern McKeown was Clemson's largest player on the middle over center as time expired. Jock Hanvey postseason extravaganza similar to what football 1903 team as he was 6'2" and weighed 194 kicked the extra point, (two point conversions were

fans enjoy today, the 1903 Clemson-Cumberland pounds. not legal In 1903.) The game was over and

game had some of the critena of being Clemson's The game was dominated by Cumberland in Clemson and Cumberland had tied 11-11. The

first bowl game. 87 football seasons ago. the early going as the Bulldogs jumped to an early Tigers were co-champions of the south and the

The game between Clemson and Cumberland 11-0 lead. Cumberland's first score was made by SIAA conference, probably the first major mile-

was billed as the game to decide the championship line plunges eight minutes into the game. Minturn stone in the history of Clemson football. of the south, as the winner would be the champion scored from a short distance. M.O. Bridges kicked When word reached Clemson that the game

of the SIAA, (Southern Intercollegiate Athletic As- the extra point giving Cumberland a 6-0 lead. (In had ended in a tie, the Clemson students and local sociation), an early conference that consisted of 1903, touchdowns were worth five points, while townspeople built a bonfire and paraded around

major colleges and universities in the South. The extra points were worth one point.) campus.

SIAA crown was a formable title in this day and age. Four minutes later, Cumberland struck again Then came the dispute for the coveted game as there were many collegiate powers prowling the as Head crossed the goal line and M.O. Bridges ball. The ball always goes to the winning team, but

playing fields of the south. failed to convert on the extra point. the score was a tie. Captain Suddarth of

In this particular season, Clemson was consid- After a 1 0-minute halftime, Cumberland kicked Cumberland insisted on Captain Sadler of

ered the best in the Atlantic Coast Region as the off to Clemson. The Tigers' John Maxwell took the Clemson taking the trophy, while Captain Sadler

Tigers had defeated Georgia, Georgia Tech, N.C. ball at his own 1 0-yard line and raced 1 00 yards to was equally as insistent that Captain Suddarth

State, and Davidson. The only loss came to the score Clemson's first touchdown of the game. should have the ball. A compromise was finally

hands of North Carolina. Clemson had outscored (The fields were 1 1 yards in length in 1 903.) The reached after 1 minutes. The ball would go to

its opponents, 156-1 including 73-0 win over extra point led 1 1 -5. Patrick J. the patrolman, 1 , a was no good as Cumberland Sweeny, who had been Georgia Tech. Clemson then took advantage of a efficiently guarding the entrance to the side lines

Cumberland was considered the best team in Cumberland fumbled punt on the Bulldogs' 35- and warning the media, substitutes, and fans to

the western part of the southern region as it had yard line late in the game. With less than a minute "get down in front" so the spectators could see the

won over powers such as Vanderbilt, Tennessee, to go in the contest, darkness hovered over the field game, or Clemson's first unofficial bowl game.

and Sewanee and had scored 304 points. and the hundreds of spectators who had braved This game had another bit of irony to it. This Originally, the two teams' seasons would have the cold afternoon were quiet, anxiously awaiting was John Heisman's last game as the Tigers' head

drawn to a close in early November, but the the last play of the game. Clemson had one last coach as he accepted Georgia Tech's head coach- interest surrounding college football to decide who chance and of course Cumberland was expecting ing job later that night. Heisman concluded his

was the best football team in the south could not be a trick play. Clemson coaching career with a player scoring on ignored by players on both sides, not to mention the "25-86-3-1 4 hike!" rang out Maxwell's voice as the last play of his final game as the Tiger coach.

fans. The result was Clemson and Cumberland he gave signals for the last play. After the ball was From this touchdown play in Montgomery, AL a officials agreeing to meet on November 26, in centered, a Clemson man dressed in a gold jersey winning bowl tradition was started as Clemson

Ivlontgomery, AL. was seen with the ball unexpectedly running up the established itself not only as a southern power but Like today's bowl games, a contract was middle through Cumberland's defense for 35 yards as a national power when bowl games are played.

signed and the game was to take place at a neutral and into the end zone with little if any interference. site and on a holiday. Thanksgiving Day. The contract, drawn up just two weeks before the game, stated the contest was to be played at Oak

Park in Montgomery, AL. The game was to begin promptly at 3:00 p.m. and end at 5:00 p.m. sharp. The game had added significance for Clemson

as it was the Tigers' first opportunity to prove itself as a southern power as this was only the eighth year Clemson had fielded a football team.

It would be a battle of Cumberland's backfield of giants charging the Clemson line and a battle of Clemson's smaller, swifter backs making long runs around the end. The average height and weight of 5' the Clemson starting 1 1 was 9 1/2" and 163 1/2 pounds. Cumberland was the heavier team as the average height and weight was 5' 11" and 172 pounds. Some interesting notes on Clemson's football team included: halfback Fritz Furtrick held Clemson's shot put record, while fullback Jock Hanvey held the school's hammer throw record. Quarterback John Maxwell was the catcher on the Tiger baseball team, while right end Hope Sadler

was Clemson's record holder in the broad jump and the 440-yard dash. Left end C.V. Sitton was 11-11 named all-southern end on 12 teams and was Clemson's 1903 team tied Cumberland on the last play of the game in what could be called Clemson's first bowl ever. recognized as the best college baseball in game

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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 Hines Hamilton Nathan W Childs Aiken SC Anderson SC A J Gaughf C Eva.is Putman Jack D Hutto B K Chreitzberg Sumter SC Greenville SC Aiken SC Anderson SC John H McAlhaney Jr Peter and Anne Cook Jr Karl M Guest Mark S Richardson 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 Sheriff Sam W 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 Sam & Harriet Ligon Distributing 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 Madden Memorial Lancaster W SC North Augusta SC Greenville SC Jack R Hall 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 & Gail R Rowel! ANDERSON Philip & Delbra Jones Ayers-Shirley Ins Abbeville SC R A All & W Frank Eskridge Anderson SC David Ayers & Bob Shirley Rufus C Sherard Anderson SC Abbeville SC Dr & Mrs William R Karpik 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 Abbeville SC King Oil Co SC William R Alexander Mr & Mrs James Jones Jr Baychem Anderson SC B Aiken SC Abbeville SC Anderson SC Mr & Mrs Gordon L Lawrton Robert & Fern Bickley Mr & Mrs James L Jr Mr & Mrs Ronnie L Brock Anderson SC Lucas Aiken SC Abbeville SC Anderson SC Lazer Construction Co Inc Richard L Boyleston Mrs T Milford Albert & Irma H Bruschmi Anderson SC C Aiken SC Abbeville SC Anderson SC Mr & Mrs Charles D Lindley Jan, Carl and Tripp Bryan Charles L Powell Marvin Buffington & Sons Anderson SC 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. 1 Soccer vs. Catawba, 7:00 pm Sept. 15 Women's Cross Country in Clemson Inv. Men's Cross Country in Clemson Inv. Sept. 18 Volleyball vs. South Carolina, 7:00 pm Sept. 19 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. 1 2:1 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 Oct. 7 Volleyball vs. Furman, 2:00 pm MY 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 ARMY ROTO 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. 10 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 Nov. 15 Men's Basketball vs. Marathon Oil Basketball, 7:30 pm ROTO 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., 1 2:00 pm (T), 7:00 pm (F) Nov. 30 in Swimming 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 TOD CAN TAKE. Dec. 2 Men's Basketball vs. Furman, 2:00 pm Dec. 4 Women's Basketball vs. College of Charleston, 7:00 pm

5 Women's Basketball vs. UNC - Charlotte, 7:00 pm For More Information D - 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

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 Osteon 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 McCants III Resins & Coatings DIv Pelzer SC Cameron SC Mount Pleasant SC Rick Kirkpatrick Anderson SC Cheraw Ray E & Floyd Patrick CHARLESTON Deana L & John McEntire SC Mr & Mrs Norman W Powell Pelzer SC John Q Adams Jr & Mount Pleasant SC Dr Billy Blakeney Anderson SC John Q Adams III Pageland SC Mr & Mrs George Veres E M Seabrook Jr, E M Seabrook 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 O & 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 Brown Anderson SC Pendleton SC M 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 Shore Sandy Springs SC Phil R Floyd Mr & Mrs Wayne Jones/ Walterboro SC Anderson SC Charleston, SC Leslie Pamela J D Thrasher Inc & O Belton Sanders Skateland USA Sandy Springs SC Kyle M Hickman Memorial By Blacksburg SC Walterboro SC Anderson SC David, Lauren, Roy & Dene Larry & Vickie Burgess Mr & Mrs Louis V Caggiano Jr DARLINGTON Charleston, SC Gatfney 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 C Roger Jennings— DBA SC 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 O Ray Lever David D Curry Hartsville SC Charleston, SC Gaffney SC Temple-Straup Norman Kirkland Dr Paul A Coward Anderson SC Bamberg SC Frank E Lucas Fashion Engravers Inc Hansville 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 Hansville SC Charleston, SC Gaffney SC Diane Bruschini Tindall BARNWELL Harry M McDonald Murray Tile Co Anderson SC Clem & Brannon Collins B R Kernels Hansville SC Charleston, SC Gaffney SC Windsor Associates Barnwell SC Julius C Rhodes E M Poston Anderson SC David W Hanshew Danny W Stacy Hansville 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 Hansville Allen K Wood Jr Barnwell SC Willis Cram 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 SC Belton SC Thomas Warren Weeks 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 Walter E Dixon Jr & Blackville SC William P (Dub) Johnson Hansville SC Robert A Ferguson Jr Robert M Turner Johnson-Laura Mae Inc 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 Bluffton SC Jim Harrison "A Tiger from Chester" Savings Inc Belton SC Edisto Island SC Chester SC Dillon 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 Phil Mary Bradley Saint George SC Jane C Ridgeway Michael W Deleon & 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 Fort 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 Distnbuting 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 Lake City SC 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 Greenville SC Herlong Pont-Chev-Buick Inc Kerri D Barrineau Wallace & Mary Burgess Ms Jane Greene 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 Burns Chemical Inc J C Harmon Johnston SC Andrews SC Charleston SC Greenville SC John Perkins Greenville Greenville Horace T Holmes Samuel M Harper SC 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 Greenville SC Donald A Quattlebaum SC 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 Barth Tiger Scholarship Greenville SC Tiller Construction Co Inc Dan & Libby Jones Florence SC Greenville SC Pawleys Island SC Greenville SC Protormance Group Inc Rutus 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 J Warren Dalton Greenville SC Charles E & Gayle M Key J M Davidson Greenville Mr & Mrs W J Abies SC 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 Greenville SC Dr Jim M Alexander SC 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 W Long Greenville Harold A Sargent 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 Greenville SC Greenville SC 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 C V Payne Jr Greenville SC Greenville SC Enwright Associates Inc W Lewis Madden Memorial Greenville Truman W Shirley Jr Roberta Bankhead SC Greenville SC Drs •• W S 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 Mr & Mrs Steve Stasney Kirk J 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 Murray 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 Henry W Suber Mr & Mrs William L Phillips Harold DeLoach GREENWOOD Estill SC 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 Greenville SC Greer SC Simpsonville SC Mr & Mrs James Corley SC 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 Conway SC Mr & Mrs Tom W Taylor Jr Julia K Welch Thomas P Lane Jr & Greenwood SC Greenville SC Greer SC Kenneth J Hall Greenwood Mop & Broom Inc Don R Reece Conway Thermo-Kinetics Inc— Gene Whitener Simpsonville SC Greenwood SC SC J E Chambers Greer SC Hal E Lowder Greenwood Motor Lines Inc Barry Anthony demons Memorial Greenville SC Simpsonville Horry Co Jim & Jen Williamson & Family SC Greenwood SC Green Sea SC "In Honor of Mr & Mrs W P Greer SC Gaines & Karen Massey James A & Linda Joseph (Pap) Timmerman" Simpsonville SC Franklin D & Joyce B Hartsell Carolina Sprinkler Co Inc #2 Greenwood SC Greenville SC Little River SC Mauldin Richard SC 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 W Gary Cooper Simpsonville SC Greenwood SC Davis Heniford Jr Greenville SC Loris SC Mauldin SC Stan Ulmer MD Mr & Mrs Bill Madden Alan and Carolyn Tucker Simpsonville SC Jimmy Benton Danny Dillard Mr & Mrs David Williams Greenville SC Myrtle Beach SC Mauldin SC Bill & Marian Barbary Greenwood SC Jim Turner Don Cameron Dean & Ten Edgar Taylors SC Larry McClain Greenville SC Myrtle Beach SC Mauldin SC Jim & Betty Baslnger 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 A S Dargan L S Green Plumbing Patrick McKenzie Greenville SC Myrtle Beach SC Mauldin SC Earle W Sargent Memorial: Greenwood SC Vulcan Materials Inc By Carolina Belting Co John P "Pat" Gore Jerry M Hughes Jimmy L McWhorter Greenville SC Taylors Myrtle Beach Hughes Plumbing Co SC Greenwood SC SC Mr & Mrs Kermit M Watson Mauldin SC Dunagan Engineering Inc F Michael Meredith John L Humphries Mr & Mrs Joe B Maffett Taylors SC Myrtle Beach SC Port Brokerage Co Inc Greenwood SC Greenville SC Mauldin SC Edwin W Evans Joseph R Millender Harold J Riddle Larry D Watson Taylors SC Myrtle Beach SC Mr & Mrs Richard L Watson Greenwood SC Greenville SC Ashley Elaine Gaddis 72 & '81 Tiger Alumni Mr & Mrs Robert Sansbury J D Wells Jr Mauldin SC Taylors SC Greenwood SC Myrtle Beach SC Greenville SC R B Whorlon 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 Imsco Inc In Memory of Robert H Rykard Pat & 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 Greenville SC Piedmont SC Ridgeland Mr & Mrs R D Mitchell Greenwood SC 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 Charles C Withington Jr Callahan Steel Inc Taylors SC South Atlantic Constrs Inc SC Greenville SC Piedmont SC William J Neely Jr Greenwood SC William R Heatley Jr Mr & Mrs Charles D Wyatt Jr C Curtis Crawford Taylors SC Wayne & Tony Southard/ Camden SC Greenville SC Piedmont SC Mr & Mrs Charles R Niver Eddie Thomas & A M Mundy Betty & Alvie Jackson William Lindsay Wylie Jr Howard Crenshaw Taylors SC Greenwood SC Camden SC Greenville SC Piedmont SC Thomas K Norris A M Tuck Inc #4 The Kress Family/Barbra-Howard James E Bostic Air Products & Chemicals Inc Taylors SC Greenwood SC -Dean & Lynn Greer SC Piedmont SC Camden SC Mr & Mrs James R Southerlin A M Tuck #3 David A Bowers Billie Joyce Manley Taylors SC Greenwood SC T F McNamara Jr Greer SC Piedmont SC Camden SC Norva E Spiptzer Si A M Tuck Inc #2 Jeffrey Scott Brown Mr & Mrs David S Merritt Taylors SC Greenwood SC W R Reeves Jr Greer SC Piedmont SC Camden 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

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Clemson Football '90 95 Steven Gibson Smith/David C Charlie L Gale Black/Kirby Johnson John D Galloway USN Ret Timothy D & Rena P Steele William P Gilbert William D Stephens Rick Glover ALMA MATER Wayne A Sturgis William A & Vicki A Grant Mf & Mrs Bruce Summerlin John W Gravely Jack D Sutton Jr Joseph S Graves William F Thorneloe Mr & Mrs Phil C Greeson Mackey Toole Paul M Harmon Where the Blue Ridge yawns its greatness Ofon Trotter George E Hart Joseph L Waldrep Mr & Mrs Gray Hipp Jr William C West Charles E Hughes Jr Brtan D Westover Mr & Mrs Terry A Hunt

The Unknown Tiger Or Edwin Lee Jones III Frank W Wingate Donna M Jones Where the Tigers play Edward Bryan Wolfe Thomas B Kendrick Stanford R Woodhurst Jr Robert Kimmel Jr Rudolph L Yobs Robert C Kinross M Lamar Young Harry E Lmdler Mr & Mr Ronald W Young Herbert Lindsay Jr Here the sons of dear old Clemson, Tom Little OTHER Joel Randolph Looper P Bruce Alexander David D Lowery Mr & Mrs William J Barnett Anthony Martino William T Barnett David D McAhster Jr Reign Supreme alway. John D Barrentme Dr Robert C McDaniel Neil G Bates Glenn E McFarland Gene Beard W K Miller Tony L Black J G Moxon Thomas W Bookhart Hamid Najafi Laura Ann Breeden John Osleen James W Bngman Terry Owen J C Brown F Graham Payne Chorus Robert L Brown William L Polhemus John D Buckley Noel L Price John N Burgess Jr Mr & Mrs John Prospero Paul J Burns John Milton Pulsifer IV Henry N Calhoun Roland Lee Rayburn Dear old Clemson, will triumph Mr & Mrs Robert Cantrell R A Riley we James L Canee Kester M Roberts Sonny Cassady Edward A Rose 111 J F Chandler Lawrence M Saglio Karl B Chandler Helen & Ben K Sharp Loyd B Chapman Mrs John C Sharpe And with all our might Wilson C Childers III T L Shealy Jr Mike Collins Walter & Marilyn Shealy Eugene T Compton Glenn C Smith Charles W Cooper Jr James F Smith Mr & Mrs Wayne R Davis William V Smith That the Tigers' roar may echo Michael F Dawes John J Snee Wayne J Demcsak Mr a Mrs Thomas M Tobin Austin D Devaney John D Tomlinson Herman L Dixon Jr David Alan Torrance Ford F Farabow Jr Ronald F Trenholm O'er the mountain height. Louis H Farmer T D Wilson Mark G Fellers Henry Yonce & Charles Yonce Charles P Ferguson Larry E & Judy H Yonce Donald C Fulmer

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The Official Hot Dogs CLEMSON TIGERS Oiiring team — the the past two cardiologists decades. South who diagnose and 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 carciiovascu- 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 tlian 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. Hospital teclmology, We're proud of PROVIDENCE experience and car- our cardiovascular HOSPITAL ing go hand-in-hand. PROVIDENCE HEART INSTITUTE Columbia, SO In a year that saw many changes in the Clemson University Athletic Deparlment, 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 Mazda 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 gain 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 tutonal 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 teams finished in the final 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

countability of the academic progress of student- IPTAY is currently playing an intncate role in the revenues.

athletes are receiving national attention. 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. first organizations in Amenca. IPTAY was the 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 year the 26th consecutive year of demic marks to open in the spnng of 1 991 and its construction is Carolina's 46 counties 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 fundsfor 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 tfie impor-

the maximum number of scholarships allowed by Computer facilities, an office/reception area for tance of IPTAY and its mission. Hatfield com- varsity the NCAA for 18 men's and women's 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- for athletes, trainers, and ships over 5,000 student- 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 Mahony 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 1 978, IPTAY 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 distnb- 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-

letic fundraising , the mission of Clemson University cause a loyal commitment to Clemson University is Allison Dalton is the leader of America's has not been overlooked. IPTAY was created to a way of life in the hearts of Clemson alumni and top athletic fundraising organization. help meet the need for more academic scholar- friends.

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You've been caught up in the excitement of a town or in our people-sized shopping centers. You'll find Clemson hall game— an experience in itself. But don't leave some great buys at our warehouse and discount stores. town without trying some other Clemson pleasures. And when it's time to eat you'll find food ranging from

Beautiful Lake Hartwell invites you to tish, swim, sail, ski fast to fabukuis; cuisine that's country or from other coun- or boat. Area parks are laced with hiking trails and picnic tries, all a few miles or less from the stadium. areas for family pleasure. Take time—and a room in the Ramada, Comfort Inn, History buffs and novices alike will find an abundance of Thunderbird, Holiday Inn, Liberty Hall. Put Clemson in sites to expKire in Clemson and neighboring Pendleton. your game plan— relax and enjoy. Shoppers will delight in the friendly, charming shops down

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For More Information, visit the Visitor's Center at Tillman Hall (Clemson University camptis), the Clemson Chamber of Commerce at Calhoun Corners (off route 1 13 hehmd City Hall) or the Pendleton District Historical & Recreational Commission (Pendleton Sejuare). I KEN HATFIELD. HEAD COACH 4th Team All-American by Football News Rated 3rd best teaching coach in nation by Inside Sports Honorable Mention All - American by Athlon, Football Digest LARRY VAN DER HEYDEN, OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR 1st Team All ACC by The Sporting News, Lindy's, Football

Rated 9th best off. assistant coach in nation by The Sporting News Action, Athlon, Football News Rated best off. assistant coach in ACC by The Sporting News 40 RUDY HARRIS, FB OFFENSIVE LINE ACC Newcomer - of - the - Year by Don Heinrlch Rated 7th best in nation by The Sporting News 12 JOHN JOHNSON, BAN Rated best in ACC by The Sporting News, LIndy's, Don Heinrlch Honorable Mention All - American by Athlon DEFENSIVE LINE 1st Team All - ACC by The Sporting News, Football Action Rated best in ACC by The Sporting News, Lindy's, Don Heinrlch Honorable Mention All - ACC by Lindy's LINEBACKERS 44 LE'v/ON KIRKLAND, OLB

Rated best in the nation by The Sporting News Butkus Award nominee by The Sporting News Rated best in ACC by The Sporting News, Lindy's, Don Heinrlch Rated nation's 6th best LB overall by The Sporting News KICKING GAME Rated nation's 5th best outside LB by The Sporting News Rated best in ACC by The Sporting News, Lindy's,Don Heinrlch Rated ACC's best hitting LB by The Sporting News SPECIAL TEAMS ACC Defensive Player - of - the - Year by The Sporting News Rated 2nd best in nation by The Sporting News 3rd Team All-American by Football News

- Rated best in ACC by The Sporting News Honorable Mention All American by Athlon 33 RODNEY BLUNT. TB 1st Team All - ACC Area by Street & Smith ACC Offensive Newcomer- of- the- Year by The Sporting News 1st Team All - ACC by The Sporting News, Sport, Don 2nd Team AII-ACC by The Sporting News Heinrlch, Lindy's, Athlon, Football Action, Football News 92 DOUG BREWSTER, LB 67 STACY LONG, OT Rated nation's 4th best inside LB by The Sporting News Outland Trophy candidate by The Sporting News Rated nation's 8th best senior LB by Lindy's Rated nation's best offensive tackle by The Sporting News

2nd Team All - American by Don Heinrlch, Football News, Rated nation's best senior offensive tackle by Lindy's The Sporting News Rated nation's 3rd best offensive tackle by Football Digest 1st Team All- ACC by The Sporting News, Sport, Heinrlch, Rated nation's 7th best offensive lineman by The Sporting News Lindy's, Athlon, Football Action, Football News 1st Team All - American by Athlon, Lindy's, Don Heinrlch, The 51 MIKE BROWN. C Sporting News, Inside Sports 2nd Team AII-ACC by The Sporting News 2nd Team All - American by Football Digest, Football Action 10 DECHANE CAMERON, QB 3rd Team All-American by Football News All - Rated nation's 9th best all - purpose QB by The Sporting News Honorable Mention American by Street & Smith 9 DEXTER DAVIS, CB 1st Team All - ACC Area by Street & Smith Honorable Mention Ail-American by Athlon 1st Team All - ACC by The Sporting News, Sport, Athlon, 1st Team AII-ACC Area by Street & Smith Lindy's, Don Heinrlch, Football Action, Football News 1st Team AII-ACC by The Sporting News, Lindy's, Football 93 ED McDANIEL, LB Action, Football Action, Mel KIper, Football News 1st Team All - ACC by The Sporting News, Football News 59 JEB FLESCH, OG 91 CHESTER McGLOCKTON, DT Seventh Team Ail-American by Football News 1st Team All - ACC by Sport, Athlon, Don Heinrlch 10th All-American 1st Team All - ACC by Don Heinrlch, Football Action Team by Football News 15 2nd Team All - ACC by The Sporting News ROBERT O'NEAL, FS 9th All-American Honorable Mention All - ACC by Lindy's Team by Football News 17 CHRIS GARDOCKI, PK-P Honorable Mention All - American by Athlon, Football Digest Rated nation's 2nd best kicker of any type by The Sporting News 1st Team All - ACC by Athlon, Lindy's, Football Action 1st Team All-American PK by Inside Sports 2nd Team All - ACC by The Sporting News 2nd Team Ail-American Punter by The Sporting News 69 AL RICHARD, DT 2nd All - 2nd Team All - American PK by Football Digest, Don Heinrlch, Team ACC by The Sporting News Football News The Sporting News 96 ASHLEY SHEPPARD, OLB nation's 3rd Honorable Mention All - American PK by Athlon Rated best coverage man on special teams by The

Honorable Mention All - American P by Football Digest Sporting News Rated special 1st Team All - ACC Area PK by Street & Smith ACC's best teams player by The Sporting News

1st Team All - ACC PK by Lindy's, Football Action, Heinrlch, 95 TYRONE SIMPSON, DT Sport, Athlon, Football News 2nd Team All - ACC by The Sporting News 1st Team All ACC P by Lindy's, Football Action, The Sporting News TEAM RANKINGS 90 VANCE HAMMOND, DT 5th by Sport Rated nation's best senior defensive tackle by Lindy's 6th by Street & Smith; Football Digest 8th 2nd Team All - American by Don Heinrlch by Harry DeVold 5th Team All-American by Football News 9th by The Sporting News

Honorable Mention All - American by Athlon, Football Digest 10th by Athlon; Don Heinrlch; College & Pro Football 1st Team All - ACC Area by Street & Smith Newsweekly, UPl 1st Team All ACC by Sport, Don Heinrlch, Lindy's, Football 11th by Football Writers of America, Football News Action 14th by Game Plan

2nd Team All - ACC by The Sporting News 15th by Inside Sports 76 ERIC HARMON, OG 20th by Lindy's Rated nation's 3rd best senior offensive guard by Lindy's

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AUKinds ofGood stuff" Opening day 1990 will probably seem a bit support of the band during the lean years was a unless it ended with Tiger Band's salute to Tiger strange for Bruce Cook when Clemson kicks off great boost to the morale of the organization fans throughout the world with "The Song That

its football season against Long Beach State this when times were tough, to the support from the Shakes the Southland," TIGER RAG!

afternoon. athletic department and IPTAY, Cook is quick to Next to the excitement of a Tiger touchdown, For the past 24 years Cook has served as acknowledge the support the band received. nothing can bnng Clemson fans to their feet and

either the director or assistant director of Tiger "The people in athletics have realized the make them clap their hands the way the Tiger

Band. importance of the band and have funded it. That's Band can. It is hard to imagine Clemson football

But Cook will change his focus from musical benefited not only the marching band, but other without the Tiger Band.

arrangements of halftime shows to arranging the bands as well." Tiger Band is the official marching band of

schedule and management of the 51st Concert Cook also acknowledged the support of Clemson University. Widely known for its preci- Series on the Clemson Campus this year since Clemson fans. sion marching, dynamic sound and famous

becoming the assistant to the department head "They seem to be genuinely proud of what the Clemson Spirit, the band performs at all Clemson

for the Department of Performing Arts. band has done. Outside band directors that have football games, at home and away. Every year it

"I'm sure I am going to miss it," Cook said. come down here to pertorm, have commented plays before hundreds of thousands of fans, and

"You can't be a band director for 24 years at how receptive the audience is." has appeared at professional football games, Clemson, and 10 years prior to that in high While he has moved on to manage the con- many televised broadcasts and numerous bowl

school, without loving your work. But it just cert series, Cook said Tiger Band is being left in games including Orange, Peach, Citrus and Gator

seemed like a logical career choice." capable hands. Dr. Richard Goodstein will take Bowls. The Flag Corps and Tiger Twirlers are

And it only seemed logical that as Clemson over after serving as the assistant director for also integral parts of Tiger Band.

begins construction of a new Student Perfor- eight years. Being a member of Tiger Band requires al-

mance Center, Cook would be the appropriate And Cook is enthusiastic about the prospects most as much time as football. The band re-

choice to take a leading role in the development of having a new Student Performance Center and hearses on tvlondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays

of the new facility's music and theater program- the impact it will have on the university's concert from 5:00 to 6:30 Pt^. On game weeks, additional ming. series, variety series, and special events. rehearsals are held from 5:00 to 6:30 PM on Cook has seen the growth of Tiger Band from "When we get into the new building, we'll have Fridays and from 7:45 to 9:30 AM on Saturdays.

a small block of 80 to eventually numbers as an opportunity to really showcase things in a nice All marching rehearsals are held on the Band many as 300. atmosphere and theater," Cook said. Practice Field adjacent to Fike Recreation Cen-

"I remember in the 60s, it wasn't popular to be Although without Cook at the helm, the plus- ter. Almost every evening, as Clemson students a part of any kind of organized activity," Cook 280 member band will offer an upbeat halftime head back to their dorm rooms after dinner, they said. "The whole atmosphere was anti-establish- show today as Tiger Band takes us on a cruise can hear the strains of "Tiger Rag" echoing over

ment. There's not anything that's more established through the Caribbean. The ride begins with an the campus as the band is hard at work.

on a university campus than a marching band. It opening Fanfare, followed by "Brazil" and "Latin Judging by the success of Tiger Band under

has to be by it's very nature, regimented. Disco", directed by Dr. Richard E. Goodstein. Cook's guidance, the future of the Clemson

"We went through a period of time when our Tiger Band will take us further into the islands Concert Series is certainly a bright one.

membership dropped. When I say drop, it didn't with the hit songs "Under the Sea" and "Sunrise drop that significantly, but in terms of a continu- Lady." Portions of this article have been reprinted with

ous growth, we just didn't experience it at a time And of course, no halftime would be complete the permission of the Orange and White. when other universities were growing. That caused us real concern.

"When we went to the Gator Bowl in 1977, it

was a crisis as far as I was concerned as a director, because we got to the point where the

fans couldn't hear us in the stands. They couldn't

make out what the band was playing in the stands." But a funny thing happend. As the fortunes of Clemson football began to improve in the late 70s, Tiger Band experienced significant growth.

Even as late as 1 978, Cook said Tiger Band's

numbers were still less than 100. But by 1982, the year following Clemson's national championship. Cook said Tiger Band peaked at 301 members.

"It really mushroomed," Cook said about the tremendous growth of Tiger Band. "And as far as

a band director is concerned, that's one of the greatest expehences one can go through." While Cook has reason to take tremendous

pride in the development of Tiger Band, he is also quick to point out others who played an integral role. Throughout Bruce Cook's 24-year tenure with the Tiger Band, he has seen the membership From the acknowledgements of former grow by almost four-fold. Clemson president, Dr. Robert C. Edwards, whose

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John Heisman never had the opportunity to When Frank Howard met Tatum at midfield coach a football game in 'Death Valley'. after the game, a Clemson fan was giving the And that's a shame. IVIaryland coach down the country, Howard inter- But judging from some of the things we've vened by telling the irate Tiger to go peddle his

read about Heisman, he wouldn't care if his papers as only he could tell him. players rubbed Howard's rock or Howard's head. The fan persisted and told Howard: "I'm an

And he definitely would not have ridden the team IPTAY member. " Howard asked: "How much do

in two-horse wagons around to the other end of you give? " And the fan answered: "Ten dollars."

the field to run down the hill. Howard said: "You've already said about $12

If Heisman hadn't been born 40 years too worth. Now, get on out of here before I whup up woke up the Irish offense and himself scored on soon, he might have been the most famous on you." two short runs to give Notre Dame a 21 -1 7 victory coach ever to grace the Valley's sidelines. But Howard and Tatum would always get a friendly as more than a dozen bowl scouts couldn't be- since he didn't, the coach pacing the north side- feud going in the summer — about the time ticket lieve what they saw the first three quarters. Notre lines this afternoon might be the best known. sales were going good — and generally ended up Dame won the National Championship that

George Allen has been recognized for his playing before a full house. Then they would walk season.

gridiron successes in collegiate and professional arm and arm off the field counting up their split. of Georgia and "Little Brother" ranks. And after reaching the pinnacle of pro In 1958 Tatum brought his North Carolina each have brought teams into the

football by carrying the Washington Redskins to team to Clemson, and the Tigers had come from Tigers' lair ... Vince for the most games (10) and

Bill a Super Bowl and the playoffs seven times before behind three times to win, 26-21 . Playing before from the most schools (3). made

retiring from pro football, the itch became so bad the 'Valley's' first 40,000-plus crowd, this turned his only appearance (1955) and Clemson's 26-

that Desenex couldn't bhng any relief. out to be Howard's 100th victory. 7 victory broke a 1 0-game Bulldog winning streak

his — against 0-1 -1 Allen brings Long Beach State team into Two of the game's greatest characters the Tigers. Johnny Griffith was , but

the Valley' this afternoon stamped with his trade- Howard and Douglas Clyde "Peahead" Walker that 1 962 contest will always be remembered as

mark ... play to win. clashed four times in tVlemorial Stadium and the day it hailed at halftime.

Allen — The Pacer — will be walking where a Walker came out on top all four times and ended Vince is 5-4-1 on Frank Howard Field and in

good number of other famous coaches have up holding a 7-4 mark against Howard from 1 940 seven of those 1 games, his Bulldogs have been made steps: latum, Dooley, Bryant, Walker, through 1950. nationally-ranked. He is 1-3-1 in his last five Murray, Devine, Butts, Bowden, Jordan and pos- Once Walker brought his team to Clemson appearances, but in the four games prior to those sibly a few others who hope to be famous. before any motels existed here. The team stayed here, Vince shut out the Tigers three times. Jim latum brought two of his nationally-ranked in Greenville the Friday night before the game "Little Brother" won three out of five from tvlaryland teams to the 'Valley' and defeated the and was furnished a dressing room Saturday Clemson at North Carolina, just one of four at Tigers twice. The 1955 game winner was going morning after arriving on campus. Howard Virginia Tech and he is 0-1 since going to Wake to the Orange Bowl to play Oklahoma. And things seemed awfully anxious for Walker to arrive and Forest. His lone Hokie triumph was in 1986 on looked good for Clemson for awhile — leading checked several times before the team drove up. regional TV when Bill Spiers, a la Milwaukee 12-0 in the first half— before losing, 25-12. When Walker got off the bus, a highway Brewers, had his second career punt blocked in patrolman stepped up and put a pair of the end zone for a TD. handcuffs on him saying there had been a Howard and "Bear" Bryant had a four-year,

bank robbed in the area that morning and home-and-home contract (1966-69). Although that he fitted the description of the man Alabama won all four games, the Tide got out by

suspected of the crime. In a few minutes, the skin of its teeth in 1 967 with a 1 3-1 win when Howard came out and said there must be the Tigers missed two chip-shot field goals. Danny some mistake as that was hisf riend. Coach Ford played on the 1969 Alabama team that

Walker. There was little doubt that Walker defeated Clemson 38-13. knew who was behind his 'arrest'. Howard told Bryant after the contract was

"Shug" Jordan of Auburn brought some signed that if he caught Bryant in South Carolina nationally ranked teams to Clemson. The recruiting any of his football players, he was War Eagles had a powerhouse Howard's going to have him arrested and held for ransom- last three years and the two following his the ransom being a manure spreader. retirement. Howard had a five-year con- So the 72-year-old Allen, having experienced tract with Auburn, and three of them had only three losing seasons out of 23 in all classi- the passing combination of "Sullivan-to- fications, opens "The Future Is Now" for Long

Beasley" clicking on all cylinders. In three Beach State football today against the Tigers.

games, Auburn outscored Clemson, 1 30- Having been out of head coaching since following 13. the 1984 season, the announcement of Allen's Although he only made one appear- hiring last December brought immediate recog- ance in Memorial Stadium, Dan Devine of nition, enthusiasm and acceptance to the program.

Notre Dame left with some respect for the Regardless of the outcome of today's game, Tigers, although Clemson fans had other Allen will leave some more footprints in the grass

thoughts of the Irish coach because of of the north sidelines ... the oldest ever left there. some of his sideline tactics. Maybe he can hear the voices of Bear, Jim, Vince

The Tigers were leading 1 7-7 and were or Peahead telling him what plays will work the driving at the Irish 12-yard line when a best against the Tigers.

stopped the drive late in the third Chances are he'll just be happy to be back

quarter. A quarterback named Montana coaching again ... pacing the sidelines.

112 Clemson Football '90

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