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Today's Features

Clemson vs. Appalachian State September 22, 1990

5 Eric Harmon

"Death Valley" is a long way from the streets of Camden, New Jersey, but both places have taught Eric Harmon some valuable lessons as Annabelle Vaughan explains. 7 Doug Thontas

There have been an incredible number of great athletes who have come from the small town of Hamlet, NC, but Annabelle Vaughan tells us about one who excels in more than just one sport at Clemson. 49 Larry Brinson

Growing up in IVIiami, FL, coach Larry Brinson had a dream; to play in the . Gregg Prigerson recounts how the coach of Clemson's running backs has accomplished much more than just that. 53 Roger Hinshaw

When Roger Hinshaw came to Clemson, he knew that all games would be big ones, but Sanford Rogers tells us why today's game against Appalachian State has added significance to the Tiger ouside linebacker coach. 55 Pearse Tormey

Intangibles are the underlying factor in the success of Clemson soccer Ail-American

Pearse Tormey. Sam Blackman and IVIickey Plyler tell us what intangibles have made Tormey one of the top collegiate players in the country. 62 Excellence in the 80's

The Clemson football team finished the decade of the 80's with an 87-25-4 record,

the fifth best winning percentage in . Tim Bourret takes a look at some of the more memorable Clemson games throughout the decade. 105 Lisa Dillard

This year's IPTAY Athlete-of-the-Year is Lisa Dillard, a member of the Tiger women's

track team. Mickey Plyler explains why she is the top sprinter in the history of the Clemson women's track program. 62 112 The Last Word Everyone loves to hear stories about former Coach Frank Howard who coached his first

Clemson game 50 years ago yesterday. Bob Bradley takes us back in time and refreshes our memory about some of the humorous tales of Clemson's own legend. The Departments

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

Athletic Staff 31 Memorial Stadium Records 45 Alphabetical Roster, Opponent . 59 Band Feature 109 Official's Signals 68 Assistant Coaches 14 Board of Trustees 17 Picture of the Week 51 10

Bowl Schedules 15 Stadium Information 19 Graduate Assistant Coaches .. .71 Cheerleaders 97 Statistics, Individual 3 Lineups. Starting 57 Coaches, All-Sports 21 Strength Ail-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

105 Chairman: Len Gough Information Office. Box 632. Clemson. SC 29633 Editors and Designers: Tim Match and Tim Bourret On the Cover: Today 's cover features senior guard Program Staff Annabelle Vaughan. Sam Blackman. Eric Harmon and former Tiger quarterback Rodney Clemson Soccer Donna Strickland. Bob Bradley. Mickey Plyler. Gregg Williams. Cover Photos by Jim Monarty. Prigerson, Heather Czeczok Interior Photos: Jim Moriarty. Bob Waldrop. Lance vs. Coastal Carolina Printing: Electric City Printing Company of Anderson. McKinney. Vern Verna. Scott Harke. Ben Hendricks. SC Special thanks to Sanuy Kay and Steve Madden Wednesday, Sept. 26 at Dave Lewis. C W Pack. Rob Biggerslaff. Tom Additional Copies: Extra copies of this program are Shockley, Eddie Cliffe. Earle Martin. Pat Wright . Fred Riggs Field, 7:00 p.m. available at $4. 00 a piece. Send checks (payable to Rolison and Mark Houde. the Clemson Athletic Department) to Sports

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Familiar Coaches Meet Saturday tory in 1984. Two coaches who have been involved in One other coaching common denominator

Division I football as friend and foe will chal- in today's game concerns Appalachian State

lenge one another Saturday afternoon in Death assistant coach Ruffin McNeil. The 1 980 East Valley. Clemson Ken Hatfield Carolina graduate serves as the outside line- and Appalachian State Head Coach Jerry backer coach of the Mountaineers, but was on Moore have been on opposite sides of the field the Clemson staff in 1985 and 1986 as a as head coaches in the Southwest Confer- graduate assistant. ence, and have been on the same sideline during Hatfield's head coaching tenure at Ar- Mountaineer Update kansas. Appalachian State has been one of the top "We will both give that extra to get our Division lAA programs in the nation over the teams prepared this week because we re- last few years. While Clemson has gained

spect each other so much," said Hatfield. "I quite a bit of notoriety for winning an ACC know with the off week they will be very well record 38 games over the last four years, prepared. Appalachian State has won 35 games over the "Jerry has been around and knows a lot of last four seasons. The Mountaineers were 9-

systems. He spent many years at Nebraska 3 last season in Jerry Moore's first year, but it and some other programs and has learned a marked the third time in the last four years that great deal." they had reached the nine-win plateau. Over

Hatfield has a 2-0 record against Moore as the last five years they have been 28-6- 1 in the far as head coaching matchups are concerned. Southern Conference. Hatfield's 1984 team beat Moore's Appalachian State has two representatives Bodine had a career high 12 tackles against 24-0, and the following on the All-Initials this year. Tech team sea- team Sophomore . son the Razorbacks were victorious, 30-7. running back J. K. Reaves is one of the best all-

Moore went into private business for a around players in the Southern Conference. couple of years, then went back to the South- The all-purpose back who grew up in Duke's Bodine Leads Defensive Line west Conference football wars, this time as a backyard (Durham, NC), hadjust 38 carries for Clemson junior middle guard Rob Bodine

coach and recruiting coordinator 1 70 yards as a freshman. But, he has already had the best game of his career at Maryland

under Hatfield at Arkansas. During that 1 988 eclipsed that total in just two games. He has last Saturday. Clemson's first football player season, Moore helped the Razorbacks to a gained 21 8 yards and scored four touchdowns from the state of North Dakota had a career

1 0-2 season and Southwest Conference title. in the first two games, a 34-24 win over East high 1 2 tackles, including two tackles for loss

The Tiger-Mountaineer tilt will also be in- State, and a 23-12 loss at Wake and a quarterback sack. His defensive pres- teresting for two Clemson assistant coaches. Forest. The cousin of former Nebraska star sure was a key reason Maryland scored only

Clemson outside linebacker coach Roger Doug Dubose is also the club's top receiver three points in the second half and did not get

Hinshaw is a 1972 Appalachian State gradu- with 48 yards on five receptions. into Clemson territory the last 10 minutes of

ate who led the Mountainers in interceptions D.J. Campbell is the other sophomore star the game.

his senior year. Tiger defensive line coach Les on offense who goes with the initial moniker. Bodine is one of the unsung heroes of the Herrin was Appalachian State's defensive The native of Cleveland, GA was the runnerup Clemson defense. Others receive much of the

coordinator in 1 980. He became an assistant Freshman-of-the-Year in the Southern Con- attention, but the relatively small middle guard coach with the Tigers in 1981 and coached ference last year. He is 25-45 for 281 yards (245 pounds) led Clemson in total tackles against Appalachian State in Clemson's vic- and just one interception so far this season. among down linemen last year with 60, a total We might not see a lot of interceptions when that ranked fifth on Clemson's fifth ranked

Clemson meets Appalachian State, as defense. He is doing it again this year with 21 Clemson's DeChane Cameron has not thrown stops in three games. any interceptions in his last 66 passes. Bodine's previous career high was eight

Campbell is a fine runner as evidenced by tackles set last year against Maryland. his 10 touchdowns rushing last year. He had Bodine now has 81 tackles in his 14-game three apiece against James Madison and career and 20 have been against the Terps. Marshall last year. A fine leader, Campbell had a 4.00 GPA in high school. Davis Paces Secondary

Defensively, Appalachian State returns all AII-ACC defensive back Dexter Davis had

four starters on the frontline. Avery Hall is the the first multiple interception game of his ca- leader. Another sophomore. Hall had 70 reer when he picked off two passes in Balti-

tackles and six sacks last year and was a more Memorial Stadium. It was the first time preseason Division l-AA All-America choice. a Tiger had two interceptions in a game since

Inside linebacker Dwayne Pelham is another Robert O'Neal turned the trick last year at returning All-Southern Conference choice. He Duke.

had 1 28 tackles last year, including an incred- Davis now has six career interceptions to ible eight caused fumbles. The senior, who go with 25 career pass deflections. He is now

Davis had two interceptions in Baltimore, rushed for over 1500 yards as a high school in the top 20 in both interceptions and passes the last squelched Maryland's last drive. running back, is the top tackier this season broken up in Clemson history. In fact, he is with 21 stops. seventh in Clemson history with 25 pass de-

2 Clemson Football '90 flections and needs just three to move into the and one against Maryland. Move over Rocket number-four slot. Ismail. Thomas now leads the nation in kickoff Gardocki Boots Career Best Field Goal returns with a 47-yard average and he also

Clemson junior all-purpose kicker Chris paces the ACC in all-purpose running with 1 32 Gardocki booted a 53-yard field goal against yards per game. His outstanding receiving Maryland, the longest field goal of his career has gone unnoticed because of the kickoff

and the longest by a Tiger in six seasons. returns. But, at Maryland, Thomas also had , now with the Minnesota three catches for 69 yards, including a 37- Vikings, had a 53-yard field goal against Duke yarder that was Clemson's longest scrimmage

in 1984. Gardocki's boot tied for the fourth play of the day.

longest field goal in Clemson history. The The native of Hamlet, NC is one of

record is held by Obed Ariri, who booted a 57- Clemson's finest all-around athletes. He is the yarder against Wake Forest in 1977. reigning 55-meter indoor ACC champion in Gardocki's field goal is also the longest ever by track and participated in both the NCAA indoor a U.S. citizen. Obed Ariri and Donald and outdoor track championships. He already Igwebuike are the only players to record a field has been a part of six ACC championship goal longer than Gardocki and both came to teams, four in track and two in football. Tho- Clemson from Nigeria to play soccer at mas was also a fine player as a youth,

Clemson. It was only after they got to Clemson he played in the Little League in Gardocki's field goal was longest ever by a that they even saw a football game. Williamsport, PA when he was 1 1 -years-old. Clemson player born in the . Gardocki now has three field goals over 50

yards in his career, two have taken place against Maryland.

Smith Has Record-Setting Day Statistically Speaking Clemson wide receiver Terry Smith had 1990 Clemson Stats (2-1) 1990 Appalachian State Stats (1-1) nine catches for 84 yards against Maryland, a Rushing le Yds Avg IB kS Rushing IC Yds Avg IB ke single record for Tiger freshman. The game a Howard Hall 35 168 4.8 1 24 J.K. Reaves 46 218 4.7 4 41 previous record was five catches by Terrance Rodney Blunt 35 83 2.3 2 11 Jeff Dudan 13 57 4.4 18

Ronald Williams 14 75 5.4 1 16 Roulhac against Tech in 1983. Smith's D.J. Campbell 29 50 1.7 29 Larry Ryans 8 52 6.5 24 Al Ellis 4 12 3.0 1 6 yardage figure was not a freshman record, Derrick Witherspoon 8 46 5.7 16 APP. STATE 93 327 3.5 5 41 however. Ray Williams had 1 05 yards on four CLEMSON 159 628 3.9 7 29 OPPONENTS 78 280 3.6 3 receptions against N.C. State that same sea- OPPONENTS 98 243 2.5 2 36 son. Passing Cmp Yds TP P£! Passing Att Smith's nine catches tied for the sixth high- M iQl kS Cmp Int Yds IB L& Pel D. Cameron 32 64 356 1 37 .500 D.J. Campbell 45 25 1 281 34 556 est single game total in Clemson history, re- CLEMSON 33 68 375 1 37 48.5 APP. STATE 45 25 1 281 34 .556 gardless of class. It was also the most re- OPPONENTS 40 96 5 484 2 43 41.7 OPPONENTS 45 24 3 260 3 533

ceptions by a Tiger since 1981 . You have to go back to the 1981 Maryland game to find a Receiving Bee Yds Avg TD Ua Receiving Rec Yds Avg IB LG Terry Smith 14 154 11.0 14 J.K. Reaves 5 48 9.6 14 higher single game total. had 10 Doug Thomas 7 141 20.1 37 Anthony Smith 4 39 9.8 11 against the that year. Smith catches Terps Jason Davis 2 23 11.5 12 Kemal Atkins 4 38 9.5 15 now has 14 receptions for the season and is Rodney Blunt 3 13 4.3 11 Al Ellis 3 30 10.0 17 Stacy Fields 2 11 5.5 6 fourth in the ACC in that category with 4.7 per Jeff Dudan 3 33 7.3 13 CLEMSON 33 375 11.4 1 37 game. Phil Rogers holds the Clemson single APP. STATE 25 281 11.2 34 OPPONENTS 40 484 12.1 2 43 OPPONENTS 24 260 10.8 3 game record with 1 1 receptions against North

Carolina in 1965. Tackles Ne Tackles Ni2 Tackles Ne Tackles No Smith is already third on the Clemson Ed McDaniel 25 Robert O'Neal 13 Dwayne Pelham 21 Avery Hall 13 Doug Brewster 22 Arlington Nunn 12 Johnny Jennings 17 Steve Patterson 10 freshman single season reception list. He has Rob Bodine 21 Levon Kirkland 12 Rico Mack 17 Mike Frier 10 1 4 catches for the season and the record is 1 9, Vance Hammond 14 Brentson Bucker 11 Donnie Durham 16 Mark Mayo 9 set by Ray Williams in 1983. Terrance Chester McGlockton 14 John Johnson 10 Brian Hendren 13 Steve Wilks 8 Roulhac had 15 that year and that is the 1990 Clemson Schedule second highest freshman total. 1990 Appalachian State Schedule Date Site Opponent ScoreATime Date Site Opponent Score/Time Sept 1 H Long Beach St. 59-0 Sept" 1 H East Tennessee St 34-24 Kickoff Return Record Sept. 8 A Virginia 7-20 Thomas Sets Sept 8 A Wake Forest 12-23 Sept. 15 N1 Maryland 18-17 Terry Smith was not the only Tiger wide Sept. 22 A Clemson 1:00 Sept. 22 H Appalachian St. 1:00 receiver to establish a Clemson record last Sept. 29 H The Citadel 1:30 Sept. 29 H Duke 12:10 Oct. 6 A N.C. State 1:00 weekend at Maryland. Senior Doug Thomas, Oct. 6 H Georgia 1:00 Oct. 13 H Furman 1:30 Oct. 13 A Georgia Tech 12:10 Smith's running mate in the starting lineup, Oct. 20 H Western Carolina 1:30 Oct. 20 A N C. State 12:10 became the first Clemson player in history to Oct. 27 A Tenn. Chatanooga 7:00 Oct. 27 A Wake Forest 1:00 Nov. 3 A Marshall 1:30 return two kickoffs for touchdown in a season Nov. 3 H 12:10 Nov. 10 A VMI 1:30 and a career. He has a pair of 98-yard returns Nov. 17 H South Carolina 1:00 Nov. 17 A James Madison 1:30 for touchdown, one against Long Beach State N1 at Baltimore Memorial Stadium

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Among the Clemson football players, of- sophomore year after I played organized foot- Harmon. "Some of them have heard of me and

fensive guard Eric Harmon is known as E- ball. I had never played anything but street have read about my accomplishments in the

Rock. The origin of the nickname is uncertain, football until my freshman year. When I started newspapers and some of them just recognize

but there are a myriad of possible explana- getting into football, it changed my attitudes me from my picture. I've gone back several

tions. about things. It gave me something to focus on times since I graduated and talked to some of

It could simply come from the fact that and something to work for. A lot of the people the people who were getting ready to go off to

Harmon is seldom seen without a set of head- that I grew up with didn't have anything like that college and just told them what to expect and

phones on, rocking to a steady bass beat. Or and they still don't. tried to help them out. I wish someone had

perhaps the 6-1 Growing Eric his older brother that for I getting ready for someone saw , 282-pounder up, and done me when was one day and was awed by the sight of a chest Milton, were pretty much on their own as their college."

that would challenge Gibralter. Maybe some- mother worked all day, but neither Harmon Harmon's sometimes stoic personality is

one trying to engage him in conversation was brother fell into the trap of drugs and violence well-suited to his position as an offensive

met by his unchanging, stony countenance that snared many of their peers. "When I was lineman. On the field, he is strictly business.

and gave him the name. But more than likely, younger, my uncle Skeeter used to tell me and "When I'm playing I can't just let loose and

someone saw Harmon play football and was my brother about football. There was also this crank it up. I like talking a lot and letting loose

reminded of a huge boulder rolling down a man named Mr. Bostic who used to come by of my emotions. I can't do that after a play.

steep hill. my house and talk about how big me and my When I'm coming out of the huddle, I've got to

- Or maybe none of those are reasons why brother were. I mean, I wasn't that big maybe remember the snap call, the play, the defen- Eric Harmon is known as E-Rock, but certainly about 195 in the eighth grade, but he told us sive alignment. We can't give the defensive no one would argue against any of them. that we should think about playing football. So line any edge. You have to think all the time." Harmon, a first-team AII-ACC choice by UPl in when we started high school, we started playing Off the field, Eric Harmon becomes E-

1989, has more career knockdown blocks football. I played tackle on one side and Milton Rock, and may sometimes get a little than any other player on the 1990 squad. played on the other side." uncoventional. He can frequently be seen

Heading into this season, he had 1 97, just 48 Harmon won plenty of recognition as a riding a bright red motor scooter, usually with short of the all-time record set by former Tiger prepster, as he was named an honorable some type of wooden or leather necklace All-American John Phillips. He led all offen- mention All-American by The Sporting News around his neck and always with his headset sive linemen in knockdowns in 1989 with 86 while playing both offense and defense. As a and dark sunglasses on. 'When I'm off the

and won honorable mention All-American senior, he was credited with 103 tackles and field, I don't hold back. I don't like to be like

honors from the Football News. He has al- nine and a half sacks. In fact, his picture still anyone else. I'm myself and by being myself, ready started more games at offensive guard hangs in the lobby of Woodrow Wilson High I'm different."

than any other player in Clemson history and School in Camden, "A lot of younger people And although Eric Harmon is perfectly con-

is a major reason the Tigers were 16th in the know me when I go by my high school," says tent to be Enc Harmon, there is one thing he

nation in rushing offense last season would change about himself if he could.

and have ranked in the top-20 na- "Education is really important to me

tionally in rushing all three of his now. If I could change anything about

seasons at Clemson. On the football myself, I would go back and study

field, Harmon has definitely been solid hard. When I was growing up, my

as a rock. mom never pushed me to study. It was

Harmon loves football just as most all up to me. What I'm going to do is go of the young men who dedicate so back to the schools back in Camden much time to the sport do, but Harmon and try to single out the athletes and also has an appreciation for football just in my own words and in own my

because of where it has taken him in way, stress education. It's hard when

his life, or more accurately, what it you go through high school and come

has taken him away from. Harmon to college and the teacher says, 'this is

hails from Camden, NJ, a city known just review, you should have learned it

forviolenceanddrugs. "Camdenwas in high school,' and I didn't learn it in

bad when I was in high school," re- high school. I have had a hard time

it I members Harmon, "but wasn't as catching up to where should be and I

bad as it is now. I don't walk around don't want others to have that prob- too much in Camden because there lem."

is a lot of violence going on up there. Harmon is definitely one of the se-

You might get hit by a stray bullet. nior leaders on the 1 990 squad that is

That happens a lot. I go out and see touted as one of the best in the nation some of my old fnends and shoot the and is well on his way to continuing the

breeze and let them know that I haven't strong tradition of excellent Tiger of-

forgotten about them or where I came fensive lineman. His goals for his final

from, but then I move on. season at Clemson are to perhaps win "It's out of the ordinary for some- All-American honors and even get a one from Camden to go to college shot to play professional football. And and play football. A lot of people think most importantly, he plans to work until

that Camden is it. When I was he earns his degree, just to ensure that Harmon has been a rock on the Clemson offensive line for younger. I guess I was like that too. I in the future, his success will be as four seasons. really didn't have any goals until my rock-solid as it is today.

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[D)(o)m0i T[h(o)mm

A great athlete once said that a great athlete at that age. "When I was around five-years-old, Thomas ended up attending the University of

was someone who could try his hand in any sport I used to always go down to the recreation center South Carolina where he played football and

and do well in it. That great athlete should know. and play ping-pong. One day they put a sign up baseball. The next season, younger brother

In his brief 21 years, he has done well on the for a Pop Warner league and I went home and Doug broke his ankle in the third game and

baseball diamond, on the court and on told my daddy. He said no at first because he missed the rest of the year.

the track. And just three weeks ago, in his first didn't know anything about it. but he went down "It set me back a good bit when I broke my

collegiate start on the gridiron, he showed 72,500 and read the sign and earned us to the tryouts. ankle," says Thomas, "but I just concentrated on

orange-clad fans what great athletes are made of They had one big tryout on a Saturday and then track instead that year. I guess it paid off because

as he took the Tigers' first kickoff return of the they had adraft that Monday when all the coaches when my senior year was over, Clemson wanted

1990 season 98 yards for a touchdown. took the players they wanted. I got drafted and me to come to school on a track scholarship and

That great athlete is Doug Thomas, the starting have been playing football ever since. We played the football coaches still wanted me too. I de-

flanker for Ken Hatfield's first Clemson squad. football on Saturday and Wednesday nights. cided to play football and then run track in the off-

Before this season. Thomas played mostly in a Basketball was on Saturday mornings and season and have the best of both worlds."

reserve role for the Tigers, but he believes his Tuesday nights. Baseball was on Mondays. As a reserve wide receiver in his first two kickoff return and key 29-yard reception on a Tuesdays and Saturdays." years of competition, Thomas became known for third-and-21 play versus Long Beach State are Thomas played quarterback, tailback and free his speed and fast became a threat on the end-

just glimpses of things to come. "The kickoff safety in those days, but it did not take him long around play. He had a 35-yard gain on a reverse

return happened so fast that before I knew it I was to discover the speed that would one day make versus Maryland in 1 987 and gained 47 yards on

in the endzone. Up until now, I've been just him a college wide receiver. "We used to race on the same play the next year against Duke. Last

another receiver at Clemson," says Thomas. this big lot and it seemed like I would always win. season, he became known as a kickoff returner,

"But now its my turn to start and hopefully be the I knew I was faster than most of the guys, but I leading the team in that category with a 20.8 yard

one to make some things happen. I have the never took my speed into consideration until I average. Meanwhile, his brother John, better

physical skills that it takes to be a good reciever was in high school and realized what it could do known as "Skeets" Thomas by South Carolina

- - speed and quickness and I think that with my for me." Gamecock fans, was making a name for himself

expenence, I also have the know-how now." Although Thomas was a great high school with USC's baseball team. Skeets was drafted by

Speed and quickness have not only given player in his own right, he drew the attention of the St. Louis Cardinals and is now playing baseball Thomas the potential to be a great athlete in a college recruiters when they came to watch his on the AA level.

helmet and shoulder pads, but have given him older brother John play. During John's senior It seems that in a town the size of Hamlet, NC,

success when he puts on his running shoes. He year at quarterback, Doug had 13 touchdown ("it's probably the size of Clemson and Central

has run a 4.32 on the track in the 40-yard dash, receptions to set a new Richmond High School combined," says Thomas) that the Thomas a time which ties for the fastest on the Tiger record. The night the Clemson coaches came to brothers would be the main attraction as both football squad since coaches began keeping test watch John play, Doug had two TD catches. John have taken their ability from Pop Warner and data. Thomas was also a two-time ACC Cham- Little League, to the major college level and

pion in track in 1 990 for Clemson's conference even into the professional ranks. But oddly champion indoor and outdoor track squads. enough, the Thomas brothers are just a couple

Not only did Thomas beat out all of the compe- of great athletes on a long list to come out of

tition in the 55 meters at the indoor champion- Hamlet. "Being a college football player is not

ships, but he set a new ACC meet record in the that big a deal in Hamlet." laughs Thomas. "My

trials of that event as he clocked in at 6.21 and cousin, Mike Quick, is an all-pro player for the qualified for the NCAA meet. Outdoors, he ran Philadelphia Eagles and that's a much bigger the lead-off leg of the Tigers' 4x1 00 meter relay deal. Franklin Stubbs. who played baseball for

squad made up of four football players that won the Dodgers and now plays for the Astros is

the conference title. In high school, Thomas from Hamlet. Perry Williams, the starting

was a member of a 4x1 00 meter relay team that cornerback for the is from set a world-record for 17 and 18-year-olds in Hamlet. Louis Breedin, who played for the

addition to playing basketball, baseball and Cincinnati Bengals is from Hamlet and Ed

football. Marshall, another guy from Hamlet, is playing

His athletic ability also manifested itself on AAA ball for the New York Yankees. I could

the baseball diamond fairly early in his life. have returned that kickoff on national TV. but I

Doug's father had been a baseball player and would still have a long way to go to be the head had even been drafted by the Pittsburgh Pi- honcho at home!"

1 rates. When Thomas was only 1 -years-old. Doug Thomas hopes that the 1990 season

his little league team from Hamlet, NC, travelled will give him many more opportunities to display

to Williamsport, PA. to play Puerto Rico in the his athleticism as he did in the season opener.

Little League World Series. "I played catcher "The speed and quickness are there and have

and my brother John, who was 1 2 at the time, been there for a while," he says. "This year I

was pitching." Thomas remembers. 'We were have the know-how because I have learned so

ahead going into the last inning, but we made much since I began to play football. But more

some errors and ended up losing the game. If importantly. I have the desire to play hard and

we had won that game, we would have ad- to make things happen. There is a tradition of

vanced to the finals. Doug Thomas became just the sixth Clemson athletes in my family and in my hometown and player to score a touchdown on a kickoff return Although 1 1 years old seems mighty young that desire is what has made them great." when he raced 98 yards against Long Beach for a child to be involved in such a high level of State. He currently leads the nation in kickoff veteran competition, Thomas was a seasoned returns.

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

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

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

raising campaign ever, and entered its sec- agriculture, engineering and other disciplines ond century. But no single event during his that enabled Clemson to help South Carolina administration may have been more impor- recover from the devastation of Hurricane tant than this year's emphasis on strategic Hugo. "Our goal is to become planning. "Our goal is to become the model among At Lennon's directive, during the past year land-grant universities by providing educa- the model among land- Clemson faculty, staff and administrators tion with relevance," he said. have developed a blueprint for Clemson's "As a land grant college, we have an grant universities by future. As a result, Clemson enters the obligation to rural development and to help providing education 1 990's better prepared than ever to serve the eliminate the pockets of poverty and illiteracy stale's needs as South Carolina's land-grant that remain in this state. Education is the with relevance." university. answer, and we have an obligation to make

The strategic plan calls for increased em- education accessible to all people." phasis on undergraduate education, the en- Lennon came to Clemson from The Ohio vironment, advanced materials, and bio- State University, where he had been the vice- The Clemson president has been active in technology—areas Lennon considers critical president for agricultural administration and a number of civic and professional groups, to the state's future. executive dean for agriculture, home eco- ranging from his local Rotary Club and the "There is an urgent need to develop a nomics and natural resources. Lennon was South Carolina Research Authority to the campus consensus about university priori- also on the Ohio State Faculty Senate and Board of Directors of EARTH in Costa Rica ties, and that's been the goal of our academic was co-chairman of the Governor's Commis- which aims through education and invest- strategic planning process," Lennon said. sion on Agriculture. ments aims to improve third world agricul- "This year-long, faculty-driven process has Previously, he had served as dean of the ture. defined four areas where we should devote College of Agriculture, and as director of the In the fall of 1987, Lennon was named to greater resources, because they are areas in Agriculture Experiment Station at the Uni- the board of trustees of the Farm Foundation which we are convinced we can be a leader." versity of Missouri, and as associate dean a national organization devoted to improving Evidence of the potential for leadership in and director of research in the College of research and education to benefit rural ar- the 1 990s already is emerging, particularly in Agricultural Sciences at Texas Tech Univer- eas. He will serve a four-year term as the university representative on the board, which also includes farmers, legislators and ex- ecutives of leading agricultural industries.

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

tech 88 international conference in Wash- ington. Last year Lennon was appointed to chair a committee of top administrators

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

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

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

Ray (28), and Robin (25). .

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

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

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

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 , he moulded countless Hatfield-coached clubs have excelled of- where he served as freshman coach for two

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

challenges at Arkansas, his alma In 1 971 , Hatfield began 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 New York Giants

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 four fourth season, Hatfield had an active coaches to take a team to a eight-game winner, led Air Force to

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

He is in noteworthy company as the Dame, and had taken the Falcons

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

82-48-2 (.629), but he has won 77 percent of in the nation in rushing. (Bobby Dodd Award) after leading Air Force

his games over the last seven seasons (65- Two of his last four Arkansas teams fin- to a 10-2 season that included wins over

1 9- ) 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 5

These statements were certainly watch- yards with a punt return for a touchdown in words for Hatfield as a player and these Arkansas' thrilling 14-13 victory. It was the

experiences have helped 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-

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

as the runner-up as a sophomore and is still Academic Ail-American in 1 964 and was the the only college football player to finish in the recipient of the Swartz Award, presented

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

in raced 81 in 1989. Hatfield teams have won 77 percent of their against Texas 1964 when he 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 * 2-2 sas advanced to the Orange Bowl and fin- 1964 Arkansas 11-0 Player Cotton vs. Nebraska Asst. ished 1 5th in the final AP poll. 1965 W. Helena HS Coach 7-3 Fresh. Arkansas won the 1 988 and 1 989 South- 1966 Army Coach west Conference Championship and the 1967 Army 8-2 Fresh. Coach Razorbacks never finished lower than sec- 1968 Tennessee 8-2-1 13-7 Asst. Coach Cotton vs. Texas * ond in his six years at Fayetteville. He was 1969 Tennessee 9-2 15-11 Asst. Coach Gator vs. Florida named Southwest Conference Coach-of- 1970 Tennessee 11-1 4-4 Asst. Coach Sugar vs. Air Force 4-7 the-Year in 1 988 as he took the Razorbacks 1971 Florida Asst. Coach 5-5-1 Asst. to the league title and a 1 0-0 start Miami (PL) 1972 Florida Coach

defeated Arkansas 18-16 in the Orange Bowl 1973 Florida 7-5 NR-20 Asst. Coach Tangerine vs. Miami, OH 8-4 15-12 vs. to stop the streak. Seven players off the 1 988 1974 Florida Asst. Coach Sugar Nebraska 9-3 club (all recruited by Hatfield) were drafted by 1975 Florida Asst. Coach Gator vs. Maryland the NFL, an Arkansas single record. 1976 Florida 8-4 Asst. Coach Sun vs. Texas A&M After last season's 10-2 ledger and sec- 1977 Florida 6-4-1 Asst. Coach ond straight SWC championship, Hatfield 1978 Air Force 3-8 Offensive Coor was named Southwest Conference Coach- 1979 Air Force 3-8 Head Coach of-the-Decade by the Post. In- 1980 Air Force 2-9-1 Head Coach 4-7 cluded in the victories was a triumph over a 1981 Air Force Head Coach top-15 Houston team and Heisman Trophy 1982 Air Force 8-5 Head Coach Hall of Fame vs. Vanderbilt winner Andre Ware. 1983 Air Force 10-2 13-15 Head Coach Independence vs. Miss. 7-4-1 Hatfield has also had success off the field. 1984 Arkansas Head Coach Liberty vs. Auburn A recent release by the CFA cited his 1989 1985 Arkansas 10-2 12-12 Head Coach Arkansas class for excellence in terms of 1986 Arkansas 9-3 15-16 Head Coach Orange vs. Oklahoma graduation rate (over 75 percent), one of the 1987 Arkansas 9-4 Head Coach Liberty vs. Georgia * 10-2 12-13 Cotton vs. top 1 figures in the nation. 1988 Arkansas Head Coach UCLA * "Football is a part of a young man's edu- 1989 Arkansas 10-2 13-13 Head Coach Cotton vs. Tennessee cation. He learns about himself by playing Head Coaching Record - Air Force 27-31-1 .466 5 years football," states Hatfield. "It gives him a Arkansas 55-17-1 .760 6 years perspective of how to handle defeat as well Total 82-48-2 .629 1 1 years as victory. Our success at Clemson will be

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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 1 989. 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 (1 984-88), and was the defen- 1 24 yards on 26 attempts and gaining 502 yards on 23 kickoff

sive line coach at Air Force for three sea- returns. Brinson also spent two years ( 1 980-81 ) with the Seattle sons (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 at William & Mary in 1 979. 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), LBS 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 , 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 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 , 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 LARRY BRINSON, a former NFL player, is Browns, while at Arkansas, where the Razorbacks ranked in the in charge of the Tigers' young group of top 20 in the nation in rushing defense four of his six years. running backs as well as recruiting the Hinshaw's recruiting responsibilities include the state of Louisi- Atlanta, GA, and Miami, FL, areas, and ana, and parts of North Carolina and South Carolina. parts of Texas. The Miami, FL, native has spent the past six years as the running back coach at Arkansas (1984-89) and also spent a year working with that group at Air

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

14 Clemson Football '90 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 Ail- wide receivers in addition to recruiting the American. FSU was ranked sixth nationally in 1979 and fifth in Columbia and Charleston, SC, areas, parts

1980. In his first season with the Tiger coaching staff as of Texas, and all junior colleges. He comes quarterbacks coach, Clemson set a school record for completion to Clemson after a year as the receiver percentage (60%). coach at Arkansas ( 1 989) and two seasons at The Citadel, where he worked with the wide receivers (1988) and the defensive BOB TROTT serves as the Tigers' defen- secondary (1987). He spent the 1986 season as a volunteer sive coordinator in addition to coaching the coach and head junior varsity coach at Missouri, where he

defensive secondary. He spent the 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 the was teams and played on the 1 980 Sugar Bowl team. He coached defensive back coach at Air Force for three two professional players while at Missouri, Eric McMillan (N.Y. seasons (1981-83), and worked with the Falcon outside line- Jets) and Robert Delphino (L.A. Rams) and Arkansas was 1 1th for backers three seasons (1 978-80). 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), Steve Atwater (Denver), Anthony Cooney and Richard 1990 BOWL SCHEDULE

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

coached at Arkansas received their degrees. Trott earned his Dec, 8 California Fresno, CA Spts. Ch. 3:30 pm bachelor's degree in business from North Carolina in 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, CA ESPN 8:00 pm Dec. 29 Sunshine Holiday, FL Raycom 8:00 pm Dec. 29 Independence Shreveport, LA Mizlou 8:00 pm has been at LARRY VAN DER HEYDEN Dec. 29 Freedom Anaheim, CA Raycom 5:00 pm Clemson longer than any other coach on Dec. 29 Peach Atlanta. GA ABC 12:30 pm the 1990 staff after joining the Tigers on Dec. 31 Copper Tucson, AZ TBS 5:00 pm Dec 31 Hancock El Paso, TX CBS 2:30 pm January 5, 1979. The Brazil, Iowa native Jan. 1 Federal Exp Orange Miami, FL NBC 8:00 pm coaches the offensive line and is in his first Jan. 1 USF&G Sugar New Orleans, LA ABC 7:30 pm season as the Tigers' offensive coordina- Jan. 1 Mazda Gator Jacksonville, FL ESPN 11:30 am

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

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

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

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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, Secrefary of tfie Board of Trustees and Vice President for Administration Dr. Milton Wise, Vice Provost and Vice President for Agriculture and Natural Resources Mr. David R. Larson, Vice President for Business and Finance Dr. Gary Ransdell, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Dr. Jay E. Gogue, Vice President for Research and Development Mr. Manning N. Lomax, Vice President for Student Affairs

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1 , for 1 1 3. been provided at Gates 5 and 13 the cated at Gates , 5, 8, and EMERGENCY CALLS: Emergency calls handicapped. are received in the Security Booth. The

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

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

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be available at 1 1 , 1 and gates , 5, 7, 9, 1 3, prohibited at an athletic contest in Clemson the top decks. Any person leaving the sta- RESTROOMS: Ladies' and men's f\/lemorial Stadium and Littlejohn Coliseum.

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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 V to participate in all three of those postseason r- 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-

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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 12tti 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 Men's Outdoor Track 46th Andy Johnston Cfiuck 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 6-3 3rd r Women's Swimming .666 Baseball 43-23 .652 2nd Wrestling 10-6 625 3rd Women's Tennis 15-9 625 2nd Men's Swimming 5-4 556 4th Men's Tennis 16-18 .471 1st W Cross Country NA 2nd M. Cross Country NA 2nd W, Indoor Track NA 2nd M Indoor Track NA 1st Bob Pollock Linda White Bill Wilhelm W. Outdoor Track NA 3rd M. Outdoor Track NA 1st Men's Track & Volleyball 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, fie gave Clemson message. "Don't ever 40 and a caused a few problems. "About people On November 1 6, 1 974 the playing surface

let tfiem 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- hie said. "Put about 10,000 seats befiind thie 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 Coacfi Neely's advice, Athletic Director Bobby Robinson says three more weeks' pay for however long it hiowever, Clemson officials decided to build that l\/lemorial Stadium has many features

tfie stadium in valley on thie western part took. I also told them we would have 50 gallons new a which make it a top facility. "One thing that of campus. The place would take some clear- of ice cream when we got through." makes it so good is the number of sideline ing- there were many trees, but luckily there "After that it took them three days to do the seats," he says. "We don't think there is a bad were no hedges. rest of the field. Then we sat down in the seat in the house. middle of the field and ate up that whole 50 The crews went to work: clearing, cutting, "We also have outstanding dressing rooms, gallons." pouring, and forming. Finally, on September press facilities, and ample parking nearby. A

1 9, 1 942, Clemson 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 upperdeck built in the early 40's, much of the work was were added in response to increasing atten- was built, we thought it would take care of scholarship athletes, including dance. With the large end zone "Green Grass" done by many 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 poison oak. He then commenced to attack the ences stadium construction. The original 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 fro. next the or seat. The upper to and The day, however, $125,000 $6.25 a newest 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 closer to 100,000, There are many other stories about the Through the years, fvlemorial 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 IVIcMillian. After bringing his P.C. teams Luckily, the stadium wasn't built behind the was being poured. The story claims the to- to Clemson for years and getting whipped, Y. bacco is still there. ivlctvlillian said the place was like Death Valley.

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

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Clemson Football '90 33 Tony Kennedy is the top returning rusher with just 184 yards. But, he performed at an AII-ACC level the last two games of the season.

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Clemson Football '90 35 1990 Clemson Football Radio Affiliates

(as of August 1 3, 1 990) South Carolina WZLA Abbeville FM 92.9 WAJY Aiken FM 103.1 WDOG Allendale AM 1460 WRIX Anderson FM 103.1 WBAW Barnwell AM 740 CLEMSON WBLR Batesburg AM 1430 WVBG Beaufort AM 1490 WBSC Bennettsville AM 1550 WAGS Bishopville AM 1380 WCAM Camden AM 1590 FOOTBALL WDXZ Charleston FM 104.5 WBZK Ctiester FM 99.3 WCCP Clemson AM 1560 WOMG Columbia FM 103.1 WJXY Conway AM 1050 can be WELP Easley AM 1360 WJMX Florence FM 103.3 WEAC Gaffney AM 1500 WGTN Georgetown FM 100.9 * WFBC Greenville FM 93.7 WFBC Greenville AM 1330 heard on WSCZ Greenwood FM 96.7 WBHC Hampton FM 103.7 WHSC Hartsville AM 1450 WRIX Honea Patti FM 103.1 WKSX Johnston FM 92.7 the Clemson WWKT Kingwstree FM 98.3 WLCM Lancaster AM 1360 WQTR Lake City FM 1260 WKRU Langley AM 1090 WLSC Loris AM 1240 Sports WKMG Newberry AM 1520 WIGL Orangeburg FM 102.9 WRHI Rock Hill AM 1340 WJRQ Saluda FM 92.1 WSNW Seneca AM 1 180 WTUA St. Stephens FM 107.5 Network^ WSSC Sumter AM 1340 WAZS Summerville AM 980 WBCU Union AM 1460 WGOG Walhalla AM 1000 WALD Walterboro FM 100.9 AAA one the WDZK York AM 980rtOO of North Carolina WABZ Albemarle FM 100.9 WISE Asheville AM 1340 WBHN Bryson City AM 1580 WPTL Canton AM 970 largest WCSL Cherryville AM 1590 WEGO Concord/Charlotte AM 1410 WTIK Durham AM 1310 WHEV Garner AM 1000 AAA WTZQ Hendersonville AM 16004 e^r\r\ ''^ A ft i A A r\ in WJRI Lenoir AM 1 340 networks A ft il H OC A WLON Lincolnton AM 1050 WDEX Monroe AM 1430 WHIP Mooresville AM 1 350 AKA 1 1 on WJTP Newland AM 1 1 JU WNNB Raleigh/Cary AM 1460 the A ft A A ''tr\f\ country. 1 WEED Rocky Mount AM 390 A ft A -4 f^rtA WSAT Salisbury AM 1280 WTXY Whiteville AM 1 b40 WDMS Wilmington AM 1490 Georgia CLEMSON WSSA Atlanta/Morrow AM 1 570 WLKQ Atlanta/Buford FM 102.3 SP«RTS WFOM Atlanta AM 1090 WFAM Augusta AM 1050 WEBS Calhoun AM 1 1 1 U NETWORK WMJE Clarksville FM 96.7 A A J J COO WQXJ Clayton AM 1 590 PO, Box 2760 WLSQ Dalton AM 1430 Greenville, 29602 Ak A ceo SC WDUN Gainesville AM 550 298-4800 A ft A n f~l o (803) WHIE Griffin AM 830 WTRP LaGrange AM 620 AKA 1 OCA WYTH Madison AM 1 iiDU WPWS Milledgeville FM 103.7 WGSR Millen AM 1 0/U WCUG Cuthbert/Handolph AMAKA HIO i Un WSOA Savannah AM 1400 WJAT Swainsboro AM 800 WLOV Washington AM 1370 Tennessee WBIN Benton/Chattanooga AM 1 540 A Broadcast Division of sms Broadcasting Company WAPO Jasper AM 820 ^0 'Flagship Station Danny Sizer TerryI erry Smithor Robbie Spector Bruce Taylor Marc Taylor f-ty Jamison Temples DT • Sr WR • Fr WR • Sr WR • Sr 19 RB • So OG • So

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

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

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

RUSHING YARDS: 260, Cliff Austin vs. Duke, 1 982 BLOCKED PUNTS: Quarter: 2, Mitch Belton vs. Maryland (2nd), 1 989

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

YARDS RUSHING BY QUARTERBACK: 140, Mike O Cain vs. N.C. 2, Mitch Belton vs. Maryland, 1 989

State. 1 976 KICKOFF RETURN FOR TOUCHDOWN: 1 by four players. Last- Doug YARDS BY TWO RUNNING BACKS: 318, Cliff Austin (260) Thomas vs. Long Beach State. 1990

Chuck McSwain (58) vs. Duke, 1 982

RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS: 5, Maxcey Welch vs. Newberry, 1 930 KICKOFF RETURNS: 7, John Shields vs. Alabama, 1 969

5, Stumpy Banks vs. Furman, 1 91 YARDS KICKOFF RETURNS: 1 74, David Thomas on 5 returns vs. Ga. ALL-PURPOSE RUNNING YARDS: 274, vs. Tech, 1972 Wake Forest, 1986 (209 rushing, 65 receiving) SCORING PASSING POINTS SCORED: 33, Maxcey Welch vs. Newberry, 1930

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

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

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

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

CONSECUTIVE PASS COMPLETIONS: 9, Steve Fuller vs. The 5, Stumpy Banks vs. Furman, 1 91 Citadel, 1978 LONGEST SCORING LATERAL: 65 yards, Don Willis to Shad Bryant vs.

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

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

Addison vs. Virginia, 1965 (12-19-283-3) EXTRA POINTS MADE: 1 1 (of 11 ), W.C. Forsythe vs. Bingham, 1 898,

PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED: 5, Don King vs. Auburn, 1953 9 (of 10), Tommy Chandler vs. Presbyterian, 1949

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

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

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

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

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

TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS: 374, Bobby Gage vs. Auburn, 1 947 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED: 5, Obed Ann vs. Wake Forest, 1977

5, Bob Paulling vs. Georgia, 1 983

PASS RECEIVING 5, David Treadwell vs. Georgia, 1 987

PASSES CAUGHT: 1 1 , Phil Rogers vs. North Carolina, 1 985 5, Chris Gardocki vs. North Carolina, 1 988

YARDS GAINED: 163, Jerry Butler vs. Georgia Tech, 1977 KICK-SCORING POINTS: 1 5, Obed Ariri vs. Wake Forest, 1 978 andl 980

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

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

6, John McMakin vs. UNC, 1 971

6, Bennie Cunningham vs. Wake Forest, 1 975

INTERCEPTIONS

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

INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS: 102, Don Kelley on 1 return vs. Duke, 1970

AVERAGE INTERCEPTION RETURN: (Min. 2), 50.5, Willie Undenwood (2-101) vs. South Carolina, 1980

INTERCEPTION RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWN: 1 , by many

INTERCEPTIONS BY A LINEBACKER: 2, Johnny Rembert vs. W. Carolina, 1982

PUNTING

PUNTS: 13, Marion Butler vs. Wake Forest, 1 942

PUNTS OVER 50 YARDS: 6, Banks McFadden (12 punts) vs. Tulane, 1939

PUNTS INSIDE THE 20: 6, vs. Georgia. 1982

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

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

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V Memorial Stadium Records

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

Rushing Yds: 260 by Cliff Austin vs. Duke. "'0-16-82 Pass Att's: 53 by Rodney Williams vs. N.C. State. 10-24-87 Pass Comp: 23 by Tommy Kendrick vs. Duke, 10-24-70

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

by Perry Tuttle vs. IVIaryland, 1 1-14-81 Rec. Yds: 161 by Perry Tuttle vs. Wake Forest. 10-31-81

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

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

Tackles: 24 by Jeff Davis vs. N. Carolina, 1 1-8-80 Team by Clemson Interceptions: 3 by Kit Jackson vs. Wake Forest, 10-30-65 First Downs: 35 vs. Wake Forest, 10-31-81 vs. Virginia. 10-21-72 Sacks: 3 by Jim Stuckey vs. Wake Forest, 1 1 -3-79 Rushes: 73 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 Forest, 10-31-81 Rushing Yds: 227 by Ted Brown, N.C. State, 1 1 -25-75 Yds/Play: 8.7 vs. Wake Pass Atts: 57 by Kip Allen, The Citadel, 10-4-86 Fumbles: 1 4 vs. Presbyterian, 9-1 9-53 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 Receptions: 13 by Henley Carter, Duke, 10-19-68 vs. Wake Forest, 1 1-2-85 Rec. Yds. 209 by Henley Carter, Duke, 10-19-68 Penalty Yds: 155 vs. Wake Forest, 10-29-77 Total Offense: 368 by Stan Gelbaugh, Maryland, 11-16-85 Punts: 13 vs. Furman, 11-21-42

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

Int. Ret. Yds: 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 Auburn, 10-10-70 against Wake Forest with 161 yards. by

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To a young boy growing up in Miami, because my mom would always drag me away thoughts ot playing in the may to take me to church." seem to be only an impossible dream. How- Brinson's family can take some of the credit

ever, if you have the desire, drive, and of for where he is today. "My brother and I were course the talent of a Larry Brinson, then that fierce competitors as kids. We used to lace up dream becomes a more realistic goal. a pair of boxing gloves and slug each other

Larry Brinson, the running backs coach at until my mother came to break it up. Of course

Clemson, has a long and impressive list of it was all just for fun. We competed in many accomplishments as a player and coach un- sports as kids. He was a track star who wound der his belt. As a player, Brinson lettered four up earning a scholarship to Morris Brown years as a running back at the University of College in Atlanta, Georgia. He made me

Florida where he compiled 1 , 1 05 yards rush- really tough."

ing and nine touchdowns in his career. In During his senior year of high school, addition, Brinson and the Gators participated Brinson had many college scouts drooling in four consecutive post-season affairs. over his talents, and the phone calls began to

Brinson's pro career can claim participation in pour in. "I was very lucky to be recruited by so the 1978 and 1979 Super Bowls with the many colleges. These included the University

Dallas Cowboys. In the 1 978 season, Brinson of Miami, Illinois, Iowa, Florida, Florida State, have known him, he has never let success go

earned a Championship ring as the Cowboys Georgia, and Georgia Tech. I enjoyed travel- to his head. He has always been the same went on to capture the Super Bowl Crown. The ing to all of the schools at first, but after the first person. He taught me to treat people right, and

next stop for Brinson was Seattle, where he couple of trips I was getting quite tired of it. I they will do the same to you." played two years for the Seahawks (1 980-81 narrowed my choices to two schools, Florida So far, the 1990 year has been a very before suffering a career-ending knee injury. State and the University of Florida. When all exciting and busy time for Coach Brinson.

Larry Brinson's coaching career is equally was said and done, I chose the University of When Clemson was searching for a new head

as impressive. Brinson served as running backs Florida because I wanted to stay close enough football coach, Brinson remembers Hatfield coach at both The Air Force Academy and at to home so that my parents could attend some coming to him to talk about the possibility of

Arkansas before coming to Clemson, and his of my games. I also had many buddies at going to Clemson. "When he mentioned the

teams have competed in seven post-season Florida State and I felt if I went there my grades idea to me, I was very excited, and when the games. would suffer." time did arrive, I did not hesitate at all. My wife "Football has always been my first love," In his senior year at Florida, Brinson's Pat and my five-year-old son Cody were also

says Brinson. "Growing up I can remember running back coach was non other than very excited with the news. When I first told

sitting in front of the television on Sundays Clemson head football coach Ken Hatfield. " I them, my little boy was jumping up and down watching NFL highlight films, dreaming that could say so much about Coach Hatfield. He is as though it was Christmas. My wife and I are

someday I would be on the films myself. Of a great person and a close personal friend. both from Florida and it was an opportunity for

course I could not watch the T.V. for too long The best thing I could say is that for as long I us to get closer to home." Brinson not only had to make a tran- sition from the Ozarks to the Blue Ridge, but also from the Southwest Confer- ence to the Atlantic Coast Conference.

"I think both of the conferences are very

competitive. However, there is a differ-

ent mentality in the conferences. It

seems that the level of competition is

slightly higher in the ACC."

As intense as Brinson is on the side- lines, he knows how to get away from the stress and pressures of coaching.

"Give me a rod and some fish, and I am

the happiest man in the world. I am a

fisherman through and through. I love

Lake Hartwell, and I have fished in it a

few times already. I have even caught some good-size fish." Having already had his childhood

dream of playing in and winning the Super Bowl realized, Larry Brinson can now focus in on another dream: coach- ing a National Championship team. With

Brinson on the sidelines, the Tiger's will

certainly make the "run" to fulfill that dream.

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When Roger Hinshaw came to Clemson staff. Fisher DeBerry, who worked under Ken on my list." this past January he realized the Tigers were at the time, knew me pretty well because This opinion stayed with Hinshaw during the fifth best winning team in the nation in the Fisher was my coach at Appalachian State. his early years as a coach and was a reason he decade of the eighties, so he knew every Air Force was playing Vanderbilt in the 1982 did not hesitate to follow when Ken Hatfield

game would be big. Not only would the Tigers Hall of Fame Bowl in Birmingham so I got in my took the job at Clemson. When Hinshaw

be battling to regain their conference title from car and drove up to try to talk to Ken, but we became a Clemson coach, he inhehted a

formidable opponents such as Virginia, N.C. could not get together. Later I decided to take group that is perhaps the best of its kind in the State, Duke, Maryland and Georgia Tech, but a job in Stockton, CA with the University of nation. The preseason issue of The Sporting

they would also be battling traditional rivals as Pacific. I walked into the head coaches office News rated them as the best in the nation. Georgia and South Carolina. But, when Roger and shook his hand and said, 'glad to be When Hinshaw began to work with these play-

Hinshaw looked at the schedule back in working with you coach'. While I was shaking ers, it did not take him long to realize that his

January, he knew today's game against Appa- his hand, the phone rang and it was my wife players definitely lived up to their reputation.

lachian State may have more significance Lynn. I thought something was wrong, but she "They are really fun to watch, "says Hinshaw.

than the others. told me Ken Hatfield was looking for me be- "Sometimes I am amazed at their athletic Hinshaw played defensive back at Appa- cause he wanted to offer me a job at Air Force. ability. The thing that impresses me the most

lachian State and duhng his senior year he led I took care of some things at Pacific and have is that you can only prepare a group for so the Mountaineers in interceptions. When asked been with Coach Hatfield ever since. much, but this group can adjust to things that about the game against his alma mater, "Roger has been a fine coach and recruiter we have not even covered.

Hinshaw states that it is an important game for for me dating back to the days when we were "All of them are so good that I think you

several different reasons. "Coach Jerry Moore, at Air Force," said Head Football Coach Ken could give them all the same uniform number

who is the head coach at Appalachian State, Hatfield. "He is a great joy to work with and you would not know who was playing. was on our staff at Arkansas for a year. We because he always puts people at ease. They are that similar in ability." think a great deal of him as a person and as a Since Hinshaw grew up in relatively nearby To be successful, a college football coach

coach. The most important thing to remember Burlington, he is familiar with the Clemson has to put in a great number of hours. The

is that our job is to win the football game, that tradition although they differ from those he has morning this writer arrived at 7:30 a.m. to

is what we get paid to do. But that doesn't now. "Growing up in the Tobacco Road sec- conduct the interview, Hinshaw had already

mean we don't have a great deal of respect for tion of North Carolina, I was more of a Tar Heel been in his office for about two hours reviewing the opponent." basketball fan than anything else. But later on film of the following opponent. But, what does

Roger Hinshaw grew up in Burlington, North when I started looking at which schools had a coach Hinshaw do to get away from the grind

Carolina. Duhng his high school years at Walter quality football programs , Clemson was high of coaching, recruiting and film work? Besides Williams High School he was al- loving to spending time with wife

ways involved in sports. Lynn and daughters Beth (9),

"I was heavily involved in all Lindsey (6), and Jaime (4), Hinshaw sports during my high school ca- is an avid golfer, a pretty good one

reer, but football was my love and at that (a 1 2-handicap), and enjoys

joy", said Hinshaw. "I started play- spending time with his clubs. In ing in the Elk's Club Midget League fact, last sphng, before his wife and have been associated with the and children moved from Arkan- game since then." sas to Clemson, he was a frequent

It would come as no surprise visitor to the practice putting green that when he reached college he next to the Clemson football fields.

realized he wanted to coach after "I probably improved the most at his playing days were over. He my golf game this past summer.

received his undergraduate and My family was still in Arkansas and

graduate degrees in physical edu- after practice I would head to the

cation. From there Hinshaw began range by the practice fields. I went

his college coaching in 1979 at from a golfer who sliced all the time

Livingston College in Livingston, to one who slices just sometimes.

Alabama, serving as defensive co- I really enjoy golf and football, but ordinator. From there, he joined the something that is very impor-

Coach Ken Hatfield at The Air Force tant to me is my family."

Academy in 1983. He moved to But it would be safe to say that Arkansas in 1984 to serve in the Roger Hinshaw would rather be role he does at Clemson: outside coaching a talented group of line- linebacker coach. backers in an important game than

Getting a top Division I football being a weekend duffer. There is coaching position was not as easy definitely no other place Coach as some would think, especiallyfor Hinshaw would rather be this af- Hinshaw. ternoon than "Running Down the

"I was trying to move on from Hill" in front of 80,000 screaming Livington College in Alabama for Tiger fans and coaching against Coach Hinshaw is pictured with his wife Lynn and daughters some time and I knew that Coach his alma mater. Beth, Jamie and Lindsey. Hatfield had an opening on his

Clemson Football '90 53 NO NAME POS HT WT CL EXP NO NAME POS HT WT CL EXP

87 RODERICK ADAMS OLB 6-3 205 FR HS 44 LEVON KIRKLAND OLB 6-2 230 •JR 2VL Cordele, GA; Crisp Co.; Sam Barrs Lamar, SC, Lamar; Jerry Styers 32 MITCH BELTON DB 5-8 182 •SR 2VL 60 MIKEKUNZ OL 6-5 270 FR HS Columbia, SC; Richland Northeast; Dean Fowble San Antonio, TX; Lee; Bobby Smith 61 SCOTT BEVILLE SN 6-2 224 •SR 2VL 34 REGGIE LAWRENCE TB 6-1 206 SR 2VL Ocala, FL;Forest; Jim Simmons Jacksonville, FL. Sandalwood; Bob Withrow 74 NICK BLINSKY OG 6-4 260 •FR RS 71 BRENT LeJEUNE OT 6-4 290 •FR RS Struthers, OH; Struthers; Pary Zetts Lake Charles, LA; Barbe, Jimmy Shaver

' 33 RODNEY BLUNT ' TB 5-10 200 *FR RS 28 STACY LEWIS WR 6-0 190 •SO SQ Pensacols, FL; Pin9 Forest; Carl Madison Baxley, GA; Appling City; John Stephens 99 ROB BODINE MG 6-1 245 JR 1VL 67 STACY LONG OT 6-2 275 •SR 2VL Velva, ND; Velva, Randy Gleave Gritfin, GA; Ghffin; Lloyd Bohannon

48 DOUG BOLIN ' RB 6-2 225 •JR SO 82 ERIC MADER TE 6-1 215 •SR 1VL Blacksburg, SC; Blacksburg; Johnny Gibson Plymouth, Wl; Plymouth; James Beaver

' 65 BRUCE BRATTON ' OT 6-5 265 *JR 2VL 14 TONY MAUNEY CB 5-9 187 JR 2VL Gaffney. SC, Gaffney; A.L Curtis Shelby, NC; Shelby; Jim Taylor 92 DOUG BREWSTER LB 6-2 205 SR 3VL 93 EDMCDANIEL LB 6-0 225 'JR 2VL Athens, GA; Clarke Central, Billy Henderson Batesburg, SC; Batesburg; Gary Smaller 51 MIKE BROWN C 6-2 255 •JR 1VL 91 CHESTER MCGLOCKTON DT 6-5 310 •SO 1VL Pell City, AL; Pell City; Lyie Darnell Whiteville, NC; Whiteville; Bill Hewett 23 NORRIS BROWN FS 6-0 190 •SO 1VL 5 JIMMY MCLEES QB 5-11 184 •JR SQ Conway, SC; Conway; Chuck Jordan Greenville, SC; Mauldin; Stanley Hopkins

1 DWAYNE BRYANT ' WR 6-2 180 FR HS 7 RICHARD MONCRIEF OB 6-0 195 •FR RS Tallahassee, FL, Lincoln; Steve Hardin Montgomery, AL. Davis; Charles Lee 89 BRENTSON BUCKNER MG 6-3 315 •FR RS 47 TYRON MOUZON SS 6-1 214 JR 2VL Columbus, GA; Carver; Wallace Davis Clearwater. FL; Dunedin; Ken Weir 42 GREGBURK RB 6-2 230 •FR RS 39 ARLINGTON NUNN SS 5-10 190 SR 3VL Lawton, OK, Lawton, Darrell Ashlschlager Cleanwater. FL. Dunedin; Ken Weir 86 ARTHUR BUSSIe' OLB 6-4 230 •FR RS 38 CHUCK O'BRIEN LB 6-3 240 •JR 2VL Camden, NJ; Camden; Bill Simpson Clarksburg. MD; Fredehck; Bob Campbell 57 DARREN CALHOUN LB 6-2 225 *FR RS 53 CHRIS OGLE OG 6-4 250 •JR 1VL McCormick, SC. McCormick; Jim McCall Va. Beach, VA; First Colonial; Frank Webster 10 DeCHANE CAMERON OB 6-1 191 •JR 1VL 15 ROBERT O'NEAL FS 6-2 185 SO 1VL LaGrange, GA; LaGrange; Gary Guthne Clarkston. GA; Clarkston; Tommy Stringer 29 PAUL CAPUTO FB 5-10 207 JR SQ 68 DAVID PUCKETT OG 6-4 257 •SR 2VL Essex Fells, NJ; W Essex, Ron Annrello Charlotte. NC; Gannger; Steve Shaughnessy 50 RYAN CRAWLEY OL 6-3 280 FR HS 69 AL RICHARD DT 6-3 265 •SO 1VL Deer Park, TX; Deer Park; Ron Lynch Clinton. SC; Clinton; Keith Richardson 97 DAVID DAVIS MG 6-0 286 •JR 2VL 88 THADRIDGLEY TE 6-3 210 •FR RS Eastover, SC; L. Richland; Bill Kenrey Ambridge. PA. Ambridge. Frank Anthony 9 DEXTER DAVIS CB 5-9 175 JR 2VL 20 LARRY RYANS TB 6-0 178 SQ 1VL Sumter, SC; Sumter; Tom Lewis Greenwood. SC; Greenwood, Willis Burkett 80 JASON DAVIS WR 6-3 200 •FR RS 84 MIKESAMNIK TE 6-5 245 •SO SQ Pensacola, FL; Pine Forest; Carl Madison Clearwater, FL; Countryside; Bill Berry 30 REGGIE DEMPS RB 5-11 200 •Sr SO 37 SHANE SCOTT LB 6-1 215 'SO 1VL Orlando, FL; Oak Ridge; John Hemmer Alexandria, VA; Mt. Vernon; Bruce Patrick 81 STEVE DERRISO TE 6-4 225 •FR RS 79 STACY SEEGARS OG 6-4 310 •FR RS Huntsville, AL; Grissom; Larrie Robinson Kershaw, SC. Andrew Jackson; Duane Dennie 78 ALEX DIAL OG 6-5 265 JR JC 96 ASHLEY SHEPPARD OLB 6-5 235 SO 1VL Columbia. SC; Lees-McCrae JC; Mack Bryan Greenville. NC. North Pitt; Larry Bolger 46 STACY FIELDS TE 6-3 233 •Sr 3VL 49 WAYNE SIMMONS OLB 6-2 225 •SO 1VL Frogmore, SC; Beaufort; Mike Rentz Hilton Head. SC; Hilton Head; Dan Utiey 59 JEB FLESCH OG 6-3 266 •JR 2VL 95 TYRONE SIMPSON DT 6-3 270 SO 1VL Morrow, GA; Morrow; Bud Theodician Rock Hill, SC; Northwestern; Jimmy Wallace 17 CHRIS GARDOCKI P-PK 6-2 193 JR 2VL 54 DANNY SIZER DT 6-5 283 •SR 2VL Stone Mountain, GA; Redan. Bill Cloer Fletcher. NC; W. Henderson; Carol Wright 26 ERICGETER CB 5-11 191 SO 1VL 24 TERRY SMITH WR 6-1 180 *FR RS Newnan, GA; Newnan, Max Bass Clemson. SC; Daniel; Dick Singleton 84 KELLY GOMILLION MG 5-11 245 JR SQ 2 ROBBIE SPECTOR WR 5-11 179 •SR 2VL Aiken, SC; Aiken; Calvin Tripplett Calhoun. GA; Calhoun; Jerry Smith 16 DAVID GOUDELOCK WR 5-9 152 JR SQ 6 BRUCE TAYLOR WR 6-2 216 •SR SQ Winnsboro, SC; Winnsboro Academy; Ernie Hughes Athens. GA; Cedar Shoals; John Waters 45 HOWARD HALL FB 6-0 232 •SO 1VL 19 MARC TAYLOR RB 6-0 210 •SO SQ Gastonia, NC; Ashbrook; John Kinlaw Cleveland. TN; Bradley; Bill Robertson 75 LES 'JAI L OT 6-7 310 •SO 1VL 52 JAMISON TEMPLES OG 6-5 255 •SO SQ ;;i.j .,L SC; Spring Valley; Jerry Brown Little Mtn. SC; Chapin; Eddie Muldrow 90 VANCE HAMIVio, '> DT 6-7 285 •SR 3VL 41 DOUG THOMAS WR 5-10 181 SR 3VL Spartanburg, SO Dorman; Al Clark Hamlet, NC; Richmond Co.; Ed Hiatt 62 KELVIN HANKINS OT 6-3 298 •JR 1VL 85 FRANKLIN THOMAS TE 6-4 225 SQ HS Camden, NJ; Woodrow Wilson; Butch Gale New Orleans. LA; St. Augustine; Anthony Biagas o2 DEAN HARMON SN 5-10 202 •JR SQ 27 JAMES TRAPP SS 6-1 175 SO 1VL Midland, Ml; Midland Dow; Frank Altimore Lawton. OK; Lawton; Darrell Ahlschlager 76 ERIC HARMON OG 6-1 282 •SR 3VL 58 LEWIS USHER LB 6-2 220 FR HS Camden, NJ; Woodrow Wilson; Butch Gale Decatur. GA; SW DeKalb; Buck Godfrey 55 JOHN HARRIS C 6-1 264 •SO SQ 77 SCOTT VAUGHN OT 6-6 285 •FR RS Roxboro, NC, Person; John Harris Phillipsburg. NJ. Phillipsburg; Tom Dominic 40 RUDY HARRIS FB 6-3 225 SO HS 8 NELSON WELCH PK-P-DB 5-10 175 FR HS Brockton, MA; Brockton; Armond Colombo Greer. SC. Greer. Stuart Holcombe 36 JEROME HENDERSON CB 5-11 187 SR 3VL 64 CURTIS WHITLEY C 6-1 260 •JR 1VL Statesville. NC; W. Iredell; David Moody Smithfield. NC; Selma; Jack Gaster 73 DAVID HOGUE OG 6-6 278 •FR RS 25 RONALD WILLIAMS TB 6-1 195 FR HS New Castle. PA, Laurel; George M; Ninety-Six. SC. Ninety-Six. Wayne Sweeney

13 KENZIL JACKSON L ; 5-11 230 •SO 1VL 98 PIERRE WILSON DT 6-5 270 •Fr RS LaGrange, GA; LaGrange; Gary GuthriL- New Orleans, LA, St Augustine; Anthony Biagas 12 JOHN JOHNSON OLB 6-3 220 SR 3VL 31 DERRICK WITHERSPOON TB 6-0 190 FR HS LaGrange, GA; LaGrange; Gary Guthrie Sumter, SC; Sumter; Tom Lewis 56 TIM JONES LB 6-1 205 FR HS 83 STEPHON WYNN TE 6-3 218 FR HS Rock Hill, SC; Rock Hill; Jim Ringer Winnsboro, SC; Fairfield Central; Ben Freeman 35 TONY KENNEDY FB 6-1 230 •JR 2VL Elizabeth. NJ, Elizabeth; Jerry Moore

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In many sports, once an athlete reaches a "I am very thankful to Coach Ibrahim for The All-American striker, who scored four certain level, the talent of each competitor giving me the opportunity to play soccer at goals against Presbyterian College last sea- does not vary greatly. Clemson and receiving a great education. son, has adapted to the American lifestyle and

In college soccer, many of its participants "I am also very thankful to my father, mother, hopes the expehence will help him in future are equally talented and some intangibles and girlfriend (Noeline Floody) who have sup- endeavors.

separate the better players. ported me in everything I do and have tried to "In Ireland, the trains and motivates For Clemson's Pearse Tormey, desire, give me every opportunity to better myself in you toward getting into the real world and

dedication, and attitude are the intangibles life." getting a job right away after only a few years

that have enabled him to be one of the best As is the case of many successful athletes, of school. The American society is much dif- players in the Amencan college scene. Evi- Tormey learned the game at an early age. In ferent. You cannot go anywhere here without

dence of this was being named All-Amehcan Ireland, soccer's popularity is comparable to a college degree. The Clemson experience and first-team all-league in the highly competi- football in America. has definitely helped me prepare for my future."

tive Atlantic Coast Conference in 1989. "In Europe, its a little different. Soccer's As far as future plans, Tormey has many

Tormey is one of the finest soccer players popularity is the same as basketball, football, options and he may even remain in the United

in Clemson history as he is gradually climbing or baseball is here in America. You play States.

the school's career record charts. Entering the everyday as a kid. We would put two shirts "I hope to have a choice to make between

1990 season, Tormey was tied for fourth in down for a goal and played soccer right in the living in Ireland or America after I earn my

assists (27) and 12th for most goals scored streets. When cars would come by, we would degree at Clemson. I could be happy in either

(35). have to run and pick our shirts up so they place because I feel at home at both locations. His desire, dedication, attitude and ability would not get run over. My experience here at Clemson has opened

to adapt are products of his Irish background. "When I was six or seven, I had to play in up an entirely new world to me. I would like to He came to Clemson from Drogheda, Ireland the streets against kids 10-12 years old. This use my business management degree to stay

in 1987 and helped lead the Tigers to their made me tougher. I did not start playing in sports and recreation. I would love to go into

second national championship in four years as organized league soccer until I was 12 or 13. coaching or work in a sports program like the a freshman. Tormey was also a basketball star in Ire- YMCA. Clemson soccer fans remember him best land and had to make a tough decision as to "An education opens up the option to go for his tremendous play in the NCAA Tourna- which sport he wanted to pursue. almost anywhere you wish in America," says

ment in 1987. He started all five games and "When I was 15, I decided I wanted to Tormey.

finished with three goals and three assists. In represent my country and I had to choose Aside from playing soccer and studying,

the semifinal match, Tormey scored two goals between soccer and basketball. I was picked Pearse Tormey is also enthusiastic about and had one assist in the Tigers' 4-1 win over to represent Ireland in both sports on the teaching the game of soccer, as he served as

North Carolina. He also assisted Bruce Murray under-16 teams, and I played on both teams a coach to local youths at a league in nearby

on the game-winning goal to upset top-ranked for one year. After that year, I realized that I Anderson last spring. In his spare time, he was Indiana, and scored Clemson's first goal of the had to make a decision between them and be also an administrator for the Anderson YMCA

playoffs versus Evansville. dedicated to one sport, so I chose soccer." Youth Soccer program. One of the reasons Tormey chose Head Soccer Coach Dr. I.M. Ibrahim

Clemson was because it reminded him of agrees that Tormey is a very dedicated his home—a quiet, friendly atmosphere individual. that allowed him to grow as a person. "Pearse had an outstanding junior year.

"In the summer of 1 987, 1 was looking He has a tremendous determination to be for different ways of coming to America," successful. He is an outstanding humble

said Tormey, a senior forward on the and hard working striker. He is always just 1990 team. so eager to succeed on and off the field."

"I had a strong desire to play colle- Tormey has adjusted well to American giate soccer in America. My father society and the other sports here like reached Coach (I.M.) Ibrahim and found football. In fact, he tried out for the Clemson out they were offering scholarships," football team one spring but decided his continued Tormey. ability was best suited for soccer "In AphI of 1987, John Rootes (then Actually, he found

an assistant soccer coach at Clemson) quite odd at first glance. "The first Ameri-

came over to Ireland. He watched us can football game I ever went to was here

practice and came to two or three of our as a freshman. I remember sitting on the

games. He later offered me a full schol- hill and falling asleep. I did not under- arship to come to Clemson. stand the offensive or defensive strategy

"I had to choose between a couple of until I went out for the football team. I

colleges in New York and Clemson. I found it like most sports, teamwork is decided Clemson would be the place for needed for success. Everyone has a role

me. Clemson is similar to my hometown, to contribute."

Drogheda, as it's small and quiet. In my In anything he attempts. Pease Tormey

hometown, I lived in a city of 22,000 understands that intangibles such as de-

people and everybody is friendly like sire, dedication and the proper attitude Clemson. In both places, everything is are needed to be successful in any role Tormey was an All-American as a junior, just the within walking distance and the atmo- sports or life. ninthTiger Soccer player honored as an underclass- sphere is great. man.

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1

When Clemson Has The Ball CLEMSON OFFENSE APPALACHIAN STATE DEFENSE

41 DOUG THOMAS FLK 99 RICO MACK OLB 65 BRUCE BRATTON LT 69 CHUCK PHIFER LE 59 JEB FLESCH LG 94 AVERY HALL DT 51 MIKE BROWN C 93 MIKE FRIER NT 76 ERIC HARMON RG 92 W.C. MURPHY RE 75 LESHALL RT 27 DONNIE DURHAM OLB 46 STACY FIELDS TE 21 DWAYNE PELHAM ILB 24 TERRY SMITH SE 58 JOHNNY JENNINGS ILB 1 DeCHANE CAMERON QB 25 MARK MAYO LCB 45 HOWARD HALL FB 9 STEVE WILKS RCB 33 RODNEY BLUNT TB 14 BRIAN HENDREN FS 17 CHRIS GARDOCKI PK 5 HAROLD ALEXANDER P 61 SCOTT BEVILLE SN

When Appalachian State Has The Ball CLEMSON DEFENSE APPALACHIAN STATE OFFENSE

44 LEVON KIRKLAND OLB 11 ANTHONY SMITH FL 91 CHESTER McGLOCKTON LT 84 WILL BARBER TE 99 ROBBODINE NG 60 GREG BARNETTE LT 90 VANCE HAMMOND RT 62 JOHN COLBERT LG 12 JOHN JOHNSON OLB 50 TOMMY BALL C 92 DOUG BREWSTER LB 75 WESLEY CHARLES RG 93 EDMCDANIEL LB 73 CHRIS COATS RT

36 JEROME HENDERSON LC 1 KEMAL ATKINS SE 39 ARLINGTON NUNN ROV 10 D.J.CAMPBELL QB 15 ROBERT O'NEAL SAF 83 JEFF DUDAN FB 9 DEXTER DAVIS RC 44 J. K. REAVES TB 17 CHRIS GARDOCKI P 3 JAYMILLSON PK

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1 DWAYNE BRYANT WR 49 WAYNE SIMMONS OLB 1 KEMAL ATKINS WR 62 JOHN COLBERT OL 2 ROBBIE SPECTOR WR 50 RYAN CRAWLEY OL 2 ANDY ARNOLD QB 63 JASON BUDINGER OL 5 JIMMY McLEES OB 51 MIKE BROWN C 3 JAY MILLSON PK 64 DEREK SPENCER OL 6 BRUCE TAYLOR WR 52 JAMISON TEMPLES OG 4 WILL ROBINSON DB 65 STEVE BARE LS 7 RICHARD MONCRIEF QB 53 CHRIS OGLE OG 5 HAROLD ALEXANDER P 66 WAYNE BROWN DL 8 NELSON WELCH PK-DB 54 DANNY SIZER DT 6 KYLER FERGUSON PK 67 PAT MOORE DL 9 DEXTER DAVIS CB 55 JOHN HARRIS C 7 WALTER GOODWYN DB 68 LORNE KERLEY OL 10 DeCHANE CAMERON QB 56 TIM JONES LB 8 BLAKE HAWTHORNE WR 69 CHUCK PHIFER DL 11 ERIK PHILLIPS PK 57 DARREN CALHOUN LB 9 STEVE WILKS DB 70 CHRIS ANDERSON OL 12 JOHN JOHNSON BAN 58 LEWIS USHER LB 10 D J CAMPBELL QB 71 SEAN SWOOPE DL

13 KENZIL JACKSON LB 59 JEB FLESCH OG 1 ANTHONY SMITH WR 72 JOHN LOVING DL 14 TONY MAUNEY CB 60 MIKE KUNZ OL 13 JOHN BROWN WR 73 CHRIS COATS OL 15 ROBERT O NEAL SAF 61 SCOTT BEVILLE SN 14 BRIAN HENDREN DB 74 DEREK FEWELL DL 16 DAVID GOUDELOCK WR 62 KELVIN HANKINS OT 15 CRAIG STYRON WR 75 WESLEY CHARLES OL 16 CHUCK LYNCH K 62 DEAN HARMON SN 18 TRAVIS NOLAND QB 77 RONALD PRINCE OL 17 CHRIS GARDOCKI P-PK 64 CURTIS WHITLEY C 20 JOHNNY SMITH RB 79 MIKE SCOTT OL 19 MARC TAYLOR RB 65 BRUCE BRATTON OT 21 DWAYNE PELHAM ILB 80 ANDY FORBIS TE 20 LARRY RYANS WR 67 STACY LONG OT 22 LEON WRIGHT RB 81 IVAN COPNEY WR 23 NORRIS BROWN SAF 68 DAVID PUCKETT OG 24 MIKE BYERS DB 82 JASON SWAIM TE 24 TERRY SMITH WR 69 AL RICHARD DT 25 MARK MAYO DB 83 JEFF DUDAN TE/RB 25 RONALD WILLIAMS TB 71 BRENT LeJEUNE OT 26 ANTHONY HENSON DB 84 WILL BARBER TE 26 ERIC GETER CB 73 DAVID HOGUE OG 27 DONNIE DURHAM OLB 85 LOREN PRICE TE 27 JAMES TRAPP SAF 74 NICK BLINSKY OG 28 JAY DRUDGE DB 87 ANTWONNE NEWSOME WR 28 STACY LEWIS WR 75 LES HALL OT 29 KENNY BRIGHT DB 89 KEVIN MORRIS TE 29 PAUL CAPUTO FB 76 ERIC HARMON OG 30 QUENTON KING RB 90 JEFF JACKSON DL 30 REGGIE DEMPS RB 77 SCOTT VAUGHN OT 31 STEVE PATTERSON OLB 91 DUSTIN REEVES DL 31 DERRICK WITHERSPOON RB 78 ALEX DIAL OG 32 AL ELLIS RB 92 W C MURPHY DL 32 MITCH BELTON DB 79 STACY SEEGARS OG 33 JOE SPIKES ILB 94 AVERY HALL DL 33 RODNEY BLUNT TB 80 JASON DAVIS WR 34 BLAKE RB 95 GREG SHELTON DL 34 REGGIE LAWRENCE TB 81 STEVE DERRISO TE 36 GREG LAIR OLB 96 KEVIN SIKORSKI DL 35 TONY KENNEDY FB 82 ERICMADER TE 37 ERIC FLOYD RB 97 JIM MCDONALD DL 36 JEROME HENDERSON CB 83 STEPHON WYNN TE 38 JOHN FULLER OLB 98 TONY LEONARD DL 37 SHANE SCOTT LB 84 MIKE SAMNIK TE 39 WESLEY SMITH DB 99 RICO MACK OLB 38 CHUCK O BRIEN LB 85 FRANKLIN THOMAS TE 43 RANDALL MCCRAY OLB 39 ARLINGTON NUNN ROV 86 ARTHUR BUSSIE OLB 44 J,K, REAVES RB 40 RUDY HARRIS FB 87 RODERICK ADAMS OLB 45 DAN BELU PK

41 DOUG THOMAS WR 88 THAD RIDGLEY TE 46 RAY GAMA . WR 42 GREG BURK RB 89 BRENTSON BUCKNER MG 48 BEN PARDUE ILB 44 LEVON KIRKLAND OLB 90 VANCE HAMMOND DT 50 TOMMY BALL OL 45 HOWARD HALL FB 91 CHESTER McGLOCKTON DT 51 CHRIS HOLLOWAY ILB 46 STACY FIELDS TE 92 DOUG BREWSTER LB 53 ROB YOUNG OL 47 TYRON MOUZON ROV 93 ED MCDANIEL LB 54 ERIC ROBERTS OL 48 DOUG BOLIN RB 94 KELLY GOMILLION MG 55 TONY DAVIS ILB 95 TYRONE SIMPSON DT 57 TOM DAVIDSON OLB 96 ASHLEY SHEPPARD OLB 58 JOHNNY JENNINGS ILB 97 DAVID DAVIS MG 59 ROCK THOMAS LS 98 PIERRE WILSON DT 60 GREG BARNETTE OL 99 ROB BODINE MG 61 KITT HILL OL 7^M

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The 1980s proved to be a landmark era for yards, but like Rogers, never scored in his career Winnlngest Teams in the Eighties Clemson football. The Tigers had the fifth best against Clemson. Perry Tuttle caught an eight-

winning percentage in college football for that yard touchdown pass in the second quarter for Rk School Record Pet time period, and only two programs lost fewer the only TD of the day. The victory vaulted 1. Nebraska 103-20-0 .837 2. Miami (FL) 99-20-0 .832 games, Miami and Nebraska. It will be remem- Clemson into the top 20 for the first time in the 3. Brigham Young 101-26-2 .791 bered as the decade Clemson moved to the national championship season. It was the only 4. 90-26-2 upper echelon, the elite. Let's review some of the regular season loss of Herschel Walker's three- Oklahoma .771 more memorable games duhng the last decade. year career at Georgia. 5. Clemson 87-25-4 .767 6. Georgia 89-27-4 .758

November 22, 1980 November 7, 1981 7. Penn State 89-28-2 .756 8. 90-29-2 Clemson 27, South Carolina 6 Clemson 10, North Carolina 8 Michigan .752 9. Auburn 86-31-2 This proved to be the start of something This game received quite a bit of pregame .731 10 UCLA 81-30-6 .718 big. . .and orange, as Clemson came out in orange hype as it marked the first (and still only) game

pants for the first time ever. South Carolina pitting two top 1 ACC teams. Clemson entered

entered the game with a bowl bid in hand and a the contest ranked second in the nation, while the Terps. Clemson went on to defeat Wake Forest

number-14 national ranking. Heisman Trophy eighth. It in Tar Heels were was a close battle in Tokyo, Japan and claim the ACC title, but the winner George Rogers rushed for 1 68 yards, but every category from first downs (17-16 in win over the Terps was pivotal. could not get into the Clemson endzone. Willie Clemson's favor) to total offense (263-254 in

Underwood, playing in his 47th and final game for North Carolina's favor). The game was decided November 5, 1983 the Tigers, had two interception returns for 101 when pounced on a late North Carolina Clemson 16, North Carolina 3 yards, including a 37-yard interception return for lateral to give Clemson possession. Many players An unranked Clemson team soundly stopped

a touchdown that broke the game open. thought it was a forward pass, but the alert Bryant a number-10 North Carolina team in Chapel Hill.

Underwood had never picked off a pass in his recovered to keep Clemson's record unblemished. Mike Eppley, who would finish third in the nation

Clemson career prior to that game. He also had in passing efficiency, was his ever efficient self, 17 tackles on the day and was named National January 1, 1982 hitting 10-14 passes, including a six-yard TD Player-of-the-Week by Sports Illustrated. Clemson 22, Nebraska 15 strike to K.D. Dunn. North Carolina gained just

its first national Clemson won championship 1 1 1 yards rushing, while Stacy Dhver had 98 September 19, 1981 in any sport by defeating a fourth-ranked Ne- yards in 18 carries to pace the Tigers. Bob Clemson 13, Georgia 3 braska team, 22-1 5. Freshman Donald Igwebuike, Paulling, who was AII-ACC in football and base- In front of one of the most enthusiastic crowds who is still in the NFL with the Minnesota Vikings, ball at Clemson, had three field goals to keep

of the decade, Clemson faced defending national kicked three field goals to pace the Tiger attack. Clemson in front the entire afternoon. Clemson champion Georgia in Death Valley. The Tigers Clemson held Nebraska to 256 yards in total fans celebrated the victory by taking some of the were unranked heading into the contest, while offense even though the Cornhuskers had a Kenan Stadium bleachers home with them. Herschel Walker and the Bulldogs were ranked backfield of future Heisman Trophy winner Mike

fourth. Clemson's defense, led by six players Rozier and current All-Pro () November 12, 1983 who would later start in the NFL, forced a record Roger Craig. completed 11-22 Clemson 52, Maryland 27 nine Georgia turnovers and held the Dogs out of passes and had 180 yards in total offense in Clemson faced an 11th-ranked and once

the endzone. Walker ended the game with 1 1 leading Clemson to its most celebrated victory in beaten Maryland team in Death Valley in a circus-

history, never mind just the like atmosphere. In the inaugural "Spirit Blitz", decade. Clemson was the Clemson fans released 363,729 balloons as the

recipient of every national Tigers ran down the hill to establish a new mark championship award, Danny in the Guiness Book of Records. Some of the Ford was named National balloons landed as far away as Laurinburg, NC.

Coach-of-the-Year and five On the field, Mike Eppley hit 1 1 -1 6 passes for 1 94 Tigers were chosen to vari- yards and three touchdowns. Clemson jumped

ous All-America teams. out to a 42-7 lead in the third pehod and could have beaten many pro teams this day. Kevin November 13, 1982 Mack, playing in his final home game, rushed for

Clemson 24, Maryland 22 a career high 1 86 yards in 30 attempts, including Clemson won another battle a 42-yard run with just one shoe on his final carry

of top 20 ACC teams. Using in Death Valley. two quarterbacks (Mike Eppley and Homer Jordan), September 20, 1986 Clemson jumped off to a 1 4-0 Clemson 31, Georgia 28

lead behind Cliff Austin and If a poll of Clemson fans ask the question, who

Chuck McSwain, two future was the most clutch player in Clemson history, NFL players. Maryland came David Treadwell would win by a large plurality.

back strong with 15 points in Six times in his career he won or tied games the fourth period. With the within the last three minutes of the game. His score 24-22 and Boomer most memorable boot might have been at Geor-

Esiason leading the Terps gia in 1 986 when his 46-yard field goal on the last Jeff Davis (45) and Headen (12) were two members of goalward, Billy Davis inter- play of the game beat the Dogs. Clemson gained cepted a pass to pull out the in total in uncharacter- Clemson's stingy defer J 1 981 . Here Davis recovered a fumble 428 yards offense a game in C!e-n son's National Charsii^ ionship clinching win over Nebraska. victory over the 18th-ranked istic of the Clemson-Georgia rivalry. Terrence

62 Clemson Football '90 4 5

Flagler was outstanding with 90 yards rushing Cooper scored two touch-

and 58 more in receiving, while Rodney Williams downs on reverses that to-

racked up 201 yards in total offense. Norman taled 72 yards, the first time a

Haynes, a native of Athens, led Clemson with 1 Clemson wide receiver ever

tackles. John Phillips, now on the Clemson scored two TDs rushing in a coaching staff, had 10 knockdown blocks from single game. Levon Kirkland

his offensive guard position. played the game of his life with 13 tackles, three tackles for December 27, 1986 loss and an interception. Clemson 27, Stanford 21

Clemson scored 27 points in the first half and January 2, 1989

then held on to defeat the Cardinal and win its first Clemson 13, Oklahoma 6

bowl game since 1 981 . Rodney Williams was the Clemson moved into the

MVP as he connected on 12-19 passes for 135 final top 1 of the AP poll with yards and also ran for a touchdown. Stanford a victory over Barry Switzer, came back behind three TDs by Brad Muster, but then the winningest active the Clemson defense, led by Henry Carter, coach in college football. stopped Stanford's last drive. Carter had a career- Clemson held Oklahoma high 13 tackles for the game. without a touchdown and to

just 116 yards rushing in be- Joe Henderson's score gave Clemson a leg up on a fourth straight September 19, 1987 coming the first ACC team to bowl win, a 27-7 victory over West Virginia. Clemson 21, Georgia 20 beat Oklahoma in 17 tries. In another heart-stopping rendition of this Clemson took the lead in the

series, Clemson again defeated Georgia with a fourth period on a Terry Allen run. Allen was have a turnover for the seventh time in the last 1 0- last-second field goal. This time, David Treadwell named the MVP, but he received great games, and the triumph broke Flonda State's 1 had two seconds to spare as his 21 -yard field goal sustainence from Jesse Hatcher on the Clemson game home winning streak. Allen ended the set off another Clemson celebration. Clemson defense. Hatcher had nine tackles, an 18-yard game with 130 yards rushing, while quarterback

trailed by five points with six minutes left. A Rusty sack and a caused fumble. The game came Chris Morocco was 8-9 for 134 yards. FSU

Seyle punt was downed at the Georgia one by down to the final play, but Dexter Davis deflected scored with just five seconds left to make the Chinedu Ohan. Two plays later James Jackson a desperation pass by Oklahoma's Jamelle score respectable. The Seminoles have not lost

was stopped in the endzone by James Loti and Holieway. since and ended the season ranked third in the Gene Beasley. Clemson got the ball back after final AP poll. the free kick and drove 53 yards to the winning September 9, 1989 field goal. Freshman Terry Allen had 35 of those Clemson 34, Florida State 23 November 18, 1989

yards on the ground. Norman Haynes and Gene Clemson exploded for 21 points in the first Clemson 45, South Carolina

Beasley each had 1 2 tackles to key the defense. quarter and shocked the hometown Seminoles. A national TV audience witnessed a Clemson

Terry Allen scored on a 73-yard run just before team that clicked on all phases. It was the second

January 1, 1988 halftime to give Clemson a 28-10 halftime lead. largest margin of victory for Clemson over South

Clemson 35, Penn State 10 Wayne Simmons also had a 73-yard score, this Carolina in 87 years and the first Tiger shutout of

Clemson handed Penn State its worst bowl time with an interception return. Clemson did not the Gamecocks since 1959. Terry Allen had 97

loss ever behind an offense that gained over yards in the first half, his last half of football for

200 yards passing and 200 yards rushing. the Tigers. Clemson gained 466 yards in total Rodney Williams was the MVP for the second offense and held South Carolina to just 36 straight year as he connected on 15-24 for yards passing. The Tigers had a season high 214 yards. Keith Jennings caught seven 355 yards rushing and held the Gamecocks to

passes for 110 yards, while Tracy Johnson a season low 1 55 yards in total offense. scored three touchdowns on the ground. Clemson gained 285 yards on the ground. December 30, 1989 Dorian Mariable was the top defensive player Clemson 27, West Virginia 7 as the sophomore had five tackles, including Clemson's senior class broke the ex- one for loss and also had a 46-yard interception isting record for wins in a four year period by return that changed the game's momentum. an ACC team with the victory over West

Penn State had just 1 2 first downs and rushed Virginia, a team that had played for the national

for 1 1 1 yards. championship just one year earlier. Major

Harris was hassled all night by the Clemson November 12, 1988 defense as the Tigers forced him to fumble Clemson 49, Maryland 25 three times. Chester McGlockton clinched

Clemson clinched its fifth ACC crown of the victory when he sacked Harris, then re-

the decade with its highest scoring fourth covered the ball in the endzone for a Tiger quarter of the eighties. Clemson scored 28 touchdown. Levon Kirkland was the game's points in just nine offensive plays in the final MVP with nine tackles and a sack. Joe stanza to break open a close game at Byrd Jesse Hatcher had the best game of his career Henderson led the ground game with 92 yards Stadium. The Tigers gained 51 2 yards in total in his final contest with the Tigers, a 13-6 win in 22 attempts, while Chris Morocco had a offense, including 373 yards rushing. Gary over Oklahoma. career-high 65 yards rushing.

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ACROSS 2 Initials of All-Amer. DT Bryant of '81 4 Clemson's first 2-time All-Amer. Joe 9 Initials of 51 Across

1 1 First-team All-Amerlcan/ guard Dave of 20 years ago

1 5 Consensus All- Amer. Olszewski of '67

1 7 Before 18 Cut with an ax 19 Whir 20 First two of the five

21 It's Clemson . Appalachian St. for IPTAY/ Parents' Day Sept. 22nd. 22 Load up 23 We

24 ' team is in the Big Ten 27 Tug 28 Initials of '81 All- Amer. WR with 52 receptions. Perry 29 Doctrine 30 Initials of the '84 All-Amer. kicker 31 Secluded valley

32 '55 All- Amer. Joel rushed for 1 81 2 yds. in his Clemson career 34 Planted seeds 36 Largest of the Tiger Ail-Americans 39 Light bulb CO. 40 Had some zzzzzz's 41 British nobleman 43 Initials of All-Amer. Calvert of 40 years ago 44 Initials of lettermen Spector or Smith

45 Initials of Tigers first center to earn All-Amer. honors, Jenkins

47 2-time first-team All- Amer. of the '80's

50 Initials of star defender / '79 All- Amer. Stuckey 4 3 Down set a Cotton record with a 67 42 Insects '52 51 All- Amer. guard Tom yd. punt in '40 43 Fast flier 53 Initials of lettermen Sease or Stough 5 Initials of '81 All-Amer. OGNanney 45 "He the ball back to midfield" 54 Foot part 6 NamesakesofCordileone; was All-Amer. & 46 Initials of '82 All-Amer. LBer Johnny 56 55 Down was an All - Amer. years ago Academic All-Amer. in '59 47 First name of 30 Across 57 Crucial body parts for players 7 Ail-American who wears #17 48 All-Americans for Tigers coach H. Ingram Initials of 59 actor — Newman 8 Initials of lettermen Alley or Andreas 49 Earned All-Amer. honors as junior in '89 60 Start 9 Consensusfirst team All-Amer. in '87 50 Ridicule

63 30 Across had a strong one 10 9 Down earned All-Amer. honors 51 Clemson's first 2-time consensus All-Amer. 64 Rushed for 1 258 yds. in his All-Amer. booting 18 of 24 FGs Cunningham

season 12 Abbr. for baseball's "round-tnppers" 52 Initials of Terry; coach Ford's first 2 - time All-

68 Lettermen Bost, Abreu, or McDaniel 1 3 Tigers 2-time '80s All-Amer. in oft. line Amer.

69 Sick 14 Vend 55 Kicked 23 FGs in his All-Amer. season 70 '84 All-Amer. punter Hatcher 16 Uncooked 56 A scoreless 71 See 45 Across 19 Had 908 yds. in receptions in All-Amer. year 58 The Boston College team

'48 / '78 73 All-Amer. QB safety Bobby of 59 The last of the was All-Amer. in '87 '81 74 Pos. of All-Amer. defender J. Davis 22 '78 All-Amer. ' spot was QB 61 Terrific 76 Corrosive stuff 25 Common mantras 62 Stringed instrument 77 Coach Ford had the All- Americans 26 Transgression 63 Initials of actress Evans

78 ' 83 tackles (13 for losses) 27 TigerscoachduringAII-Amer. yearsof 19 64 OG James Farr was All-Amer. on '83 '83 earned him All-Amer. honors in and 22 Down 65 Initials of lettermen Langford or Lancaster 28 Vigor 66 Initialsof actor Arkin 29 Abbr. for "Israel" 67 See 63 Down

31 Phonograph record 72 rry of 1 9 Down DOWN 32 Initialsof '66 All-Amer. lineman Wayne 73 Initials of lettermen Smith or Sox '85 1 Tigers All-Amer. guard Reese 33 Initials of lettermen Payburn or Ryans 75 Initials of lettermen Bosler or Blanton 2 First 2-time All-Amer. off. guard Bostic 35 Dreaded ones 76 See 5 Down

3 Initials of Clemson's first All-Amer. ; old #66 37 Clemson will play Ga. Tech on Oct. 1 3th Banks 38 Japan's $ Solution on page 112.

Clemson Football '90 77 Back Row (L-R): Marty Bagwell, Mike Smart, Cody Carlton, Richie Cannon, Jim Britton, Mike O'Cain and Rick Buford. Front Row (L-R): Jamie Fidler, David Burdette, Chris Mann, Mike Wood (Field Captain), Bryan Taylor, Chad Luse and Todd Ballew (Head Manager).

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

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

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

Oct. 25 Volleyball vs. UNC - Charlotte, 7:00 pm Oct. 27 Volleyball vs. Western Carolina, 7:00 pm Oct. 28 Soccer vs. Virginia, 2:00 pm GOT ME THE JOB. Nov. 3 Football vs. North Carolina, 12:10 pm

Nov. 1 -4 Soccer in ACC Tournament Nov. 8 Men's Basketball vs. Australian Exhib. Team, 7:30 pm Things got pretty competitive for this job. I'm sure

Nov 1 Swimming vs. UVA, 12:00 pm (W), 3:00 pm (M) my college degree and good grades kept me in the Worn. Basketball vs. Canadian Olympic Team, 7:00 pm running. But in the end it was the leadership and management experience I got through Army ROTC Nov. 1 Men's Basketball vs. Marathon Oil Basketball, 7:30 pm that won them over. Nov. 17 Football vs. South Carolina, 1 :00 pm You can begin to develop impressive leadership Nov 1 Swimming vs. Virginia Tech, 1 2:00 noon skills with an Army ROTC elective. Register now Nov 1 in Women's Cross Country 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 Swimming in College Inv., 1 2:00 pm (T), 7:00 pm (F) ARMY ROTC Dec. 1 Swimming in College Inv., 1 2;00 pm (T), 7:00 pm (F) Women's Indoor in Clemson Opener THE SMARTEST COLLEGE Men's Indoor in Clemsoon Opener COURSE TOU CAN TAKE. Dec. 2 Men's Basketball vs. Furman, 2:00 pm Dec. 4 Women's Basketball vs. College of Charleston, 7:00 pm

Dec. 5 Women's Basketball vs. UNC - Charlotte, 7:00 pm For More Information Dec. 8 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

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Clemson Football '90 95 Steven Gibson Smith/David C Charlie L Gale Black/Kirby Johnson John D Galloway DSN Ret Timothy D & Rena P Steele William P Gilbert William Rick Glover MATER D Stephens ALMA Wayne A Sturgis William A & Vicki A Grant Mr & 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 Oron Trolter George E Hart Joseph L Waldrep Mr & Mrs Gray Hipp Jr William C West Charles E Hughes Jr Brian 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 WoodhursI Jr Roberl Kimmel Jr Rudolph L Yobs Robert C Kinross M Lamar Young Harry E Lindler Mr & Mr Ronald W Young Herbert Lmdsay 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 McAhsler Jr Reign Supreme alway. John D Barrentine Dr Roben C McDaniel Neil G Bates Glenn E McFarland Gene Beard W K Miller Tony L Black J G Moxon Thomas W Bookhart Hamid Naiali Laura Ann Breeden John Osleen James W Brigman 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 Millon Pulsifer IV Henry N Calhoun Roland Lee Rayburn Dear old Clemson, we will triumph Mr & Mrs Robert Cantrell R A Riley James L Cartee Kester M Roberts Sonny Cassady Edward A Rose III 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 Complon Glenn C Smith Charles W Cooper Jr James F Smith Mr & Mrs Wayne R Davis William V Smith That the Tigers' roar may echo F Michael Dawes John J Snee Wayne J Demcsak Mr & 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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Mark S. Avent Landrum H. Henderson Michael S. Branham Mr. and Mrs. Timothy H. Hester

Donald J. Coggins Mr. and Mrs. T. Carroll Holcombe

Daniel H. Coker, Jr. Mrs. J. William Holcomb Rebecca D. Coker Mr. and Mrs. Terry M. Home Mr. and Mrs. R. Allison Dalton Charles D. Miller Rodney C. Foster James B. Prince Jimmy K. Gerrald Kevin H. Prince S. Scott Greene Robert W. Robinson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Sam White

Mr. and Mrs. Elbert L. Henderson

96 Clemson Football '90 RLEADERS Row, Left to Right): Allison Cjardy, Jo Anna Tayipr, Brooke Wiggins, Melissa Geter, Laura Prfce (Co-Captain), Jenny Sanok,. Stephanie Bovyie. (Back Row, Left to Right): Jeff Moore, Aaron Boylesi baVid Wyatt (Mic-Man), David Crook, Freddie Tucker, Rick Palladino, Shannon Smith (Co-Captain). Not Pictured: Lee Adorns.

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The Official Hot Dogs CLEMSON TIGERS Durmg team — the the past two cardiologists decades. South who diagnose and Caroliniams and their treat patients, the cardio- referring physicians have vascular surgeons who do known of our commitment to pro- open heart procedures, the skilled vide the very best in cardiovascu- technicians who operate state-of- lar care. /// eadi and every year the-art equipment, and the dedicat- since 1974, Providence physicians ed nursing staff who provide both have performed more cardiac specialized professional care and catheterizations and open heart exceptional TLC. surgeries than any other hospital in Thank you. South Carolinians, the state. As we start this decade, for this trust. We will continue our confidence in Providence contin- commitment to offering the highest ues to grow. Already this year, we level of cardiovascular care, and to have performed more open heart maintciining our reputation as the surgeries thcin for any state's preferred hospital for mend- like period in our ing broken hearts. At Providence history. Hospital technology, We're proud of PROVIDENCE experience and car- our cardiovascular HOSPITAL hand-in-hand. PROVIDENCE HEART INSTITUTE Columbia, SC i In a year that saw many changes in the Clemson University Athletic Department, one thing remained a constant; the success of IPTAY. Despite the destruction and financial loss caused by Hurricane Hugo, as well as an increase in the minimum IPTAY donation from $30 to $1 00. faithful Clemson supporters were

still able to make this another record- breaking yearfor IPTAY. As the nation's largestfundrais- 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 ), 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 tutorial ships for non-athletes who are highly qualified including its first-ever in men's basketball. Nine programs staffed by trained academic advisors academically. This scholarship endowment is 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- integrity comes during a time when the and ac- degree while participating in athletics. ous contributions to the endowment from athletic of student- countability of the academic progress 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 fundraising largest and most successful athletic ment of the Learning Center, a new academic support extends to all of the student body. in the first organizations America. IPTAY was building on East Campus. The funds for this project The tremendous success of IPTAY is due, in athletic fundraising organization in the country to come via IPTAY donors and IPTAY has already large part, to the organizational makeup which top the two. three, four, and five-million dollar raised over one million dollars for the project. allows members to be as close to IPTAY as they

marks in annual donations. The 1989-90 aca- The Learning Center is presently on schedule are to their local IPTAY leadership. Each of South marks the 26th consecutive year of demic year to open in the spnng of 1 991 and its construction is Carolina's 46 counties has an IPTAY County chair- increased contnbutions to the IPTAY scholarship well under way. The Learning Center is a 29.000 man, and every county is alloted an IPTAY repre- fund. square-foot facility and it will house the tutoring and sentative for every 35 members. In 1 934. Dr. Rupert Fike founded IPTAY with a advising programs for student-athletes. The build- This year's IPTAY speaking circuit was high- very simple purpose in mind: IPTAY provides ing will contain various-sized study and tutonng lighted by Clemson's new football coach. Ken funds for athletic scholarships. Clemson continues rooms to be used for individual study as well as for Hatfield. A man of character and integrity, as well to be one of the few schools in the nation to award small group instruction. as a proven winner, Hatfield stressed 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 student- athletes, trainers, and ships over 5,000 The generous support of 1 8.200 loyal donors to volved far surpassed the tremendous reputation managers. IPTAY has allowed the organization to go beyond that they had before I had arnved 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 Clemson 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.

Clemson Football '90 101 WhatHasMore Acceleration,

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In a word, nothing. Go get 'em,Tigers. O TheHondaI)ealersQfTheCaK)linas. Open the door to something big. ut Clemson In Your Game Plan!

You've been caught up in the excitement of a town or in our people-sized shopping centers. You'll find Clemson hall ^ame— an experience in itselt. 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 fabulous; cuisine that's country or from other coun- or hoat. Area parks are laced with hiking trails and picnic tries, all a tew 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 ahundance of Thunderbird, Holiday Inn, Liberty Hall. Put Clemson in sites to explore in Clemson and neighhoring Pendleton. your game plan— relax and enjoy. Shoppers will delight in the friendly, charming shops down

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Each year Clemson's IPTAY fund raising distance Ail-American in the history of the Clemson's IPTAY Athlete-of-the-Year organization honors a Clemson athlete by Clemson women's track program. The Tabb, Award Winners naming him or her the IPTAY Athlete-of-the- VA native set the Clemson school record for 1978-79 Steve Fuller, Football Year. This award, which is one of the highest the 100 meters with an 1 1 .48 clocking at the 1979-80 Noel Loban, Wrestling athletic honors at Clemson, is given to the 1990 NCAA Championships at Durham, NC 1980-81 Hans Koeleman, Track Tiger athlete who not only has excelled in when she finished fourth in the nation. At the 1981-82 Barbara Kennedy, Women's athletic competition, but in other areas as well. same meet, she finished seventh in the 200 Basketball "The IPTAY Board of Directors, which se- meters with a time of 23.74. 1982- 83 , Football lects the award winner, considers this to be a Clemson women's track coach Wayne 1983-84 Mike Eppley, Football and Men's highlight of the year," Allison Dalton, will says Coffman attributes Dillard's to win as her Basketball executive secretary of IPTAY. "It gives the biggest asset. "Lisa is one of the toughest 1984-85 Vincent Hamilton, Men's Basketball

board an opportunity to express their appre- competitors that I have ever been around," 1985-86 Chuck Baldwin, Baseball ciation to a Clemson student-athlete who has says Coffman of the three-time Ail-American. 1986-87 Horace Grant, Men's Basketball

been truly representative of what we feel a "When it comes time to run, she will be there 1987-88 Mitzi Kremer, Women's Swimming

student-athlete should be. The Clemson head and her will to win will take over. She is a 1988- 89 Brian Barnes, Baseball

coaches nominate the athletes and the board tremendous athlete, but her competitive na- 1 989- 90 Lisa Dillard, Women's Track of directors of IPTAY decides by a consensus ture is what separates her from the rest of the

vote which athlete is most representative of an field. She is also a tremendous team leader outstanding student-athlete. Although athletic and an inspiration to the rest of the team."

ability is important, the board gives consider- "I just love to win," Dillard says. "I love to ers, it is not hard to get motivated."

ation to attitude, scholastic achievement, and place myself among the best opponents in any In Dillard's opinion, you have to break up

all-around character. field. It is sometimes hard for me to run in the "boredom of running everyday," with goals.

Today, the Clemson athlete who will be smaller races because I consider myself the "Running can get old real fast, so goals are

honored as the 1 989-90 1 PTAY Athlete-of-the- best. My motivation there is to continue to be very important," says Dillard, who was re- Year will be Lisa Dillard, a member of the Tiger the best and not to let anyone take away my cently nominated for the Mary Garber Award,

women's track team. titles. I know that I am going to work hard, so which honors the top female athlete in the

"I was very surprised when I found out that if they want to beat me they are going to have Atlantic Coast Conference. "I try to set obtain-

I I I won the award, " says Dillard. "There are so to work harder. When I run against people like able goals and when reach those goals, set many great student-athletes here at Clemson Evelyn Ashford and other world-class sprint- new ones. Track can become redundant, so

and I am very proud to be chosen goals are very important. You

as the I PTAY Athlete-of-the- Year. have to give yourself something Dillard's achievements on the to run for everyday. Without the track make her one of the top proper motivation and mental

women's sprinters in Clemson preparation, there is no way to history. You might think that a maintain the edge over your

sprinter who holds five school competition. I think this attitude individual records and two con- is important in academics as well

ference meet records is competi- as athletics." tive because of her tremendous Dillard actually got involved God-given athletic ability. How- in track as a result of an unfortu-

ever, Dillard attributes hard work nate accident. "I was always

and mental preparation to be just playing softball as a child. I

as important to her success as really thought I was good and

the raw speed. had a future at it until one day I

"I think a lot of the talent a track got hit in the mouth with a bat. I

athlete has is God-given, but to- decided that softball wasn't for

day you cannot make many mis- me. I felt like if I moved my

takes in a race. A large portion of concentration, I could compete

our sport is mental preparation. in track. Even throughout high

When one/one hundredth of a school, I thought about basket-

second is the difference between ball first and track second. I

first and third, anything and ev- never really thought I had a erything helps." chance to be a good track ath- Through her God-given talent lete. But some big colleges

and hard work, Dillard has been started recruiting me so I figured

outstanding in her first two years I might have a chance to run in a

at Clemson University. She is a big program." member of four Clemson-record Once Dillard has com-

relay squads and was an All- pleted her track career, it is sure

American in two outdoor events that she will succeed in life be- in 1990, the 100 meters and 200 cause of her incredible desire to Dillard was named IPTAY Athlete-of-the-Year, the first women's meters and in the 55 meters in- be the very best. track athlete to win the award. doors, making her the first non-

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Hardce'sFopd Systems, Inc. Tradition. Prior to this afternoon's game performance by the Tiger Band. "Sock it to Some of the Accomplishments against Appalachian State, Clemson Univer- Em ' and "TIGER RAG! " begin the show. As of the IPTAY Scholarship Fund sity is honoring two of its very special tradi- the band scripts TIGERS, a charter member of \' Ranked as the top athletic scholarship tions: IPTAY and Parents. IPTAY, willdotthe'T'. The invocation will then support group in the nation To kickoff the day's celebration, there will be given by Rev. Steve Price of the Presby- V Established IPTAY Academic Scholar- be a pre-game introduction of the IPTAY of- terian Student Association. ship Fund which now exceeds $1.1 ficers. Those being recognized include Eddie The Clemson University Chorus will then million Dalton, President; Edgar McGee, Vice Presi- accompany the Tiger Band in a performance \ Renovation of soccer stadium to pro- dent; ThurmonfVlcLamb, SecretaryAT reasurer; of "America The Beautiful" directed by assis- vide new lighting and permanent seat- Buddy Putman, Bob Dye, Bill Alexander, Lynn tant band director Mark Greer. Dr. Richard E. ing for 3,000 Campbell, Billy Fort, and John Tice. The Goodstein will conduct "The Star-Spangled V Construction of new indoor tennis facil-

officers of the IPTAY Student Advisory Board Banner" as the Pershing Rifle Company C4 ity which is available for faculty and will also be introduced. They are Bobbitt presents the colors under the direction of students Jenkins. President; Jackie O'Brien, Vice Cadet Craig Ramsey. Choral director Dr. Dan V Constructed new outdoor track facility President; and Leigh Findley, Secretary/ Rash will lead the group in their finale-the V Support for new band uniforms and Treasurer. The other members of the board Clemson Alma Mater. band travel expenses V Lighting system provided for intramural are Gary Bailey, Ben Bentley, Robbie Burgess, Today's halftime show will be a real treat for fields Amy Burns, Scott Curry, Robert Fletcher, musical enthusiasts as both bands will be V Developed East Bank Recreation Cen- Renee Hardee, Tammy Holcombe, Rainey presenting selectionsfrom Leonard Bernstein's ter Josey, Jay League, Stephen Palmer, Michel Westside Story. Appalachian State's band is V Added 1 6 tennis courts with bleachers Smoak, Derrick Pierce. Amy Uhl, and David under the direction of Dr. Joe Brashier and will to the tennis facility Chamberlain. play a medley of four selections from the V New press box and restrooms at base-

The I PTAY Student Advisory Board serves musical. Tiger Band will follow with "Mambo". ball field as well as the addition of 3,000 as a liaison between Clemson's student body "America", and will conclude with "Some- permanent seats and full lighting and the of IPTAY. ISAB to where". But halftime could members seeks no show be com- \ Established a tutorial program which is

- " relay students' thoughts and opinions to IPTAY plete without Tiger Band's final song The available to all student-athletes officials and to educate Clemson students on Song that Shakes the Southland'-TIGER RAG!" V Construction of $2.5 million Academic IPTAY's purpose and endeavors. By inform- Today is Parents' Day at Clemson Univer- Learning Center ing the two groups of each other's activities sity. To most parents that means a fried and viewpoints. ISAB acts as a unification chicken and potato salad tailgating celebra- more upbeat and female talents perform in medium between students and IPTAY. tion followed by experiencing Clemson foot- every position including drum major.

The IPTAY Academic Fund is presently the ball with the family. But to Marion Crooks There is. however, one important similiarity

largest scholarship endowment of any kind at every Clemson football game is parents' day. between the two bands. While Marion Crooks

Clemson. providing $1.38 million in funds, In 1 966, senior drum major Marion Crooks led the 1 966 band, his son Brab Crooks is one currently benefitting more than 50 students. led Clemson's all-male marching band. The of this year's Tiger Band drum majors. Marion

IPTAY's support extends to all of the student band had two female twirlers. but performances Crooks is delighted with his son's achieve-

body. were based on a more precise, militaristic ment. "I am extremely proud of Brab," said

Following the introductions the spotlight style. Marion. "Each time he steps on the field I feel

will then shine on another Clemson tradition: Tiger Band has changed a lot since then. anxious, remembering how I felt.

Tiger Band. No Clemson football game would The performances are now designed to enter- "I am tiiankful that he has the opportunity to

be the same without the customary pre-game tain audiences. The musical selections are use his talents. I didn't push him, being a drum major just comes naturally to him."

Brab does not mind following in his father's footsteps. "He has always encouraged me to

do whatever I wanted," said Brab. "I really wanted to be drum major. The fact that he was

a drum major here too makes it that much more special."

Brab Crooks is a sophomore majoring in marketing. He graduated from Newberry High School where, just like his father, he was drum

major. Bennie Gaskins from Camden. SC. is

another Tiger drum major. The senior in his

second year with the band is a ceramic engi-

neenng major. The third drum major is Joy

Williams from Travelers Rest. SC. She is a junior majonng in mathematical sciences.

Tiger Band is one of Clemson University's

greatest traditions. And. if the past is any prediction of the future, you can expect to see Tiger Band continue to grow for generations to come.

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The Citizens and Southern National Bank of South Carolina Member FDIC It doesn't take a person too long — say maybe "About as fast forward as I can backwards." That five minutes — to come to the conclusion that really turned Wade off and he probably started

Frank Howard is dumb like a fox. thinking about some other prospects. Really, the myth of being a country bumpkin But Dame Fortune was on Howard's side and probably started around Barlow Bend in Alabama the Birmingham News scholarship saved him maybe three-quarters of a century ago. He says from being a chicken farmer.

he left his birth place walking barefooted on a We know that the story on Howard's recruit- barbed wire fence with a wildcat under each arm. ment is true because we remember interviewing Now, that might seem a little bit far fetched, Cohen (as sports editor of The Tiger) when he asked his sister how she knew he was so good. sell river quick. but don't Howard down the too He joined the Clemson staff and he told us that "I saw him jump off a diving board once," she said. didn't go to the University of Alabama because of sequence. Sounds like she would have made somebody a his good looks, he was on an academic schol- Howard recalls with his size and speed one good recruiting coordinator.

arship. had to look a long ways down the depth chart to All head coaches get hundreds of letters

But had it not been for that scholarship given find his name — say about the 12th freshman about good players' and some of them are. by the Birmingham News, Howard might have team. He said Wade believed in numbers. Howard recalls getting a letter once telling him ended up as a chicken farmer he had thought After being knocked around several days by about a player whose great, great grandaddy was about being. And really, the scholarship came the varsity, Howard decided there wasn't too a U.S. Senator and a distant cousin was former

about one might say by default. The original much glamour to this college football. When it Supreme Court justice. Howard wrote the man recipient of the grant decided not to return to was announced at practice that the varsity would back and said: "I just want a boy to play tackle. I

Alabama his last year and it was given to Howard. scrimmage the freshmen in 1 1 days, Howard don't want him for breeding purposes." Wallace Wade was head coach at Alabama in decided to take action. When Howard was an assistant coach, head those days and on his staff was a coach by the He really started working hard, and was ad- man Jess Neely was told about this 200-pound name of Russ Cohen. He recruited Howard to vancing a team a day moving up the freshman plus player in Charleston, then a hard, all-day play for the Crimson Tide and would later be on ladder. On the last day, he was on the second drive from Clemson. That 200-pound size was Howard's staff at Clemson for nine years, during freshman team, but he was still two teams away few and far between back then. Only three

which time the Tigers went to three bowls. from making the varsity. However, when that players on both teams weighed that much in the The story goes that Cohen went to Mobile to announced scrimmage took place, Howard was Cotton Bowl game against Boston College.

see Howard, and came back to Tuscaloosa to on the varsity. Neely sent Howard to Charleston to talk to this give his assessment to Wade. Asked how he got past the last player on the behemoth of a player. After finding the address, "How big is this boy Howard,?" Wade asked first freshman team, Howard said: "I just talked Howard knocked at the door and this teenager Cohen. "He'll go about 1 75 (playing guard) and my way past him." answered. Howard asked to speak to so-and-so, pretty close to six feet tall," answered Cohen. "I'm Cohen was on the sidelines at Clemson when calling the player's name. "That's my name," the

not so sure that he's not a better baseball player Howard called what he says was "one play I'll teenager said. Howard was looking at a scrawny,

(catcher) than he is in football," Cohen added. always remember." 165-pound kid in amazement.

Wade dug a little deeper and asked, "How fast It happened in the 1949 Gator Bowl against He said, "Son, I'm selling the Saturday can this boy run,?" To which Cohen answered: Missouri. Clemson was leading, 24-23, and as Evening Post, would you like to subscribe for a evidenced by the score, neither team had been year?"

able to stop the other. Clemson had a fourth- Maybe that's the reason Howard didn't last down-and-two at the Missouri 41 with 95 sec- but 30 years as a head coach.

onds left. Many stories of Howard and his players will be

Howard sent the play in, and Cohen, who forthcoming in the new book — The Legend —

coached the secondary, asked what play he scheduled to be released in December. called: "(Fred) Cone over guard," Howard said. Solution from page 77 Cohen retorted: "If he makes it. Skipper, you'll be

a hero. If he don't, they're liable to hde both of us

out of town on a rail tarred and feathered."

Cone hit into the line and it was like he hit the s J B B L A L C J

And the Tigers of Clemson were able to run the V S F I L L U S I W A S 24-23. clock out and defeat the Show Me Tigers, P U L L P T I S M D I

It was Cone's suggestion earlier in the fourth D E L L W E L L S S W N

quarter that Jack Miller try a field goal with a I L L I A M P E R R Y G E fourth-and-ninesituationattheMissouri 15. Miller S L E P T R E A R L booted a 32-yarder, which incidentally, was the J c R S R J D N N E L L only field goal Clemson kicked all season. E J S B A R T N T S Cone, Howard says, was the best player he b E T E N K N E E S P N ever coached, and he was recruited by Howard's B E G I N C A A L E G sister. Actually, the wolves were howling at T E R R E N C E F L A G L E R

Howard after the 1947 season, but Cone as a E D E I L L D A L E R J

sophomore led the Tigers to an 1 1 -0 season in A G A G E L B E L Y E Howard tsSKed his way up the depth chart at 1948 and Howard was home free. M S T R B l\H S N s Alaba;ri3. The school's first 2,000-yard rusher. Cone had never played high school football. Howard

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