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Today's Features

5 Andre Carter 7 Jamie Trimble 41 Centennial Scrapbook, 1950s 57 Overtime 59 IPTAY Athlete of the Year 63 The First Clemson Football Game 69 Academic AII-ACC 72 Preseason Honors 117 Clemson Centennial Team 121 Lady Tiger Soccer 125 Clemson Strength Training 128 The Last Word

On the Cover: This year Clemson will honor its Centennial Team members on the cover of each program. This week we honor six of Clemson's greatest players ever. Steve Fuller,

Banks McFadden and Jeff Davis, all first-team All-Amerlcans, are the three players inducted Into the Clemson Ring of Honor. is the only Clemson player to be named National Defensive Player of the Year. Frank Gillespie is the only Clemson football player to be named a conference Player of the Year. Fred Cone was the leader of the Clemson offense on two unbeaten teams (1948 and 1950).

Players and Coaches Alphabetical Roster, Clemson 62 Alphabetical Roster, Opponents 67 Assistant Coaches, Clemson 18 Graduate Assistant Coaches 21 Head Coach Tommy West 17 Lineups 64 Meet the Tigers 9 Numerical Roster, Clemson 64 Numerical Roster, Opponents 65 Opponent Players and information 82 Statistics, Both Teams 3 Strength Coaches 34 Tiger Rookies 12

The Departments ACC Football 40 Alma Mater 123 Athletic Staff 39 Band Features 123 Board of Trustees 8 Clemson Radio Network 28 Coaches, All Sports 32 Courtesy Car Donors 25 Emergency Services „ 113 IPTAY 79 IPTAY Donors -.t^

IPTAY Officers . 86

Managers 1 08 Medical Staff 37 Memorial Stadium 49 Official's Signals 29 Photo of the Week 61 Ring of Honor 23 Single Game Records 77 Credits Stadium Information 31 Stadium Records 26 Editor: Tim Bourret Traditions 115 Program Manager: Tim Match Trainers 108 Assistant Editor: Jessica Reo, Sam Blackman University Feature 71 Photos: Ken Ruinard, Bob Waldrop, Jim University President 15 Graham, Action Sports, Eddie Cliffe, Carolina Vickery Hall 55 Photo of Charlotte, Dave Lewis, Patrick Wright

1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season Today's Game

By Tim Bourret Conference on November 26, 1936 when The special uniforms Clemson will wear are Furman beat the Tigers, 12-0. replicas of those worn by Clemson during the Furman was Clemson's First Football Nine of the last 10 1939 season. The uniforms consist of orange Opponent teams to play Clemson have failed to score a jerseys, blue pants and blue helmets with two The Clemson vs. Furman game on touchdown. Western Carolina broke the string orange stripes. A centennial patch will adorn September 7 will be a rematch of the first game of 38 straight quarters without a Southern the Clemson jerseys this year home and away. in Clemson football history. The Tigers and Conference touchdown against Clemson when The uniform Clemson will wear today does not Paladins met in the first game in Clemson his- the Catamounts scored on a touchdown pass have any Tiger paws on it, as that logo was not tory on October 31, 1896 in Greenville. last year in the second period at Death Valley. adopted until 1970. 55-9. Clemson, who had begun practice in the sport Clemson won the game The 1939 uniform was selected because it just 26 days earlier, defeated the Paladins, 14- The closest a Southern Conference team was a landmark year in Clemson's football her- 6. Charlie Gentry scored Clemson's first touch- has come to beating Clemson since the Tigers itage. The 1939 Tigers won the Southern down that day moved to the ACC in 1953 is two points. In Conference Championship, played and won its A total of 20 players made up the Clemson 1973 Clemson snuck by , 14-12 at first bowl game (6-3 win over in squad, who used equipment that was pur- Death Valley Three years later Clemson beat the Cotton Bowl) and ended the season ranked chased by Clemson professors and students. the same team, 10-7. Those are the only two 12th in the nation, Clemson's first top 20 sea- One of the members of that Clemson team was occasions since 1953 that a Southern son. Banks McFadden, the nation's most ver- Shack Shealy, who went on to become the only Conference team has come within a touch- satile athlete that year, was an All-American Clemson graduate in history to later serve as down of the Tigers. Clemson has won 13 in a and star of that team. the coach of the Clemson team. The team was row over Southern Conference teams since coached by Professor , who later 1982, the year the NCAA adopted a 1-AA divi- Centennial Team Honored Saturday became University President. sion. Clemson played its first game against Furman in 1896. The celebration Clemson vs. Furman Series Clemson To Wear Turn Back the Clock of Clemson's centennial will continue through Clemson has won 25 straight games Uniforms vs. Furman homecoming this year, October 19 against against Furman since a 0-0 tie between the two Clemson will wear its "Turn-back-the-clock . A highlight of the year long teams at Furman in 1937. Furman's last win uniforms when the Tigers take on Furman this event will be the introduction of the 35-man over Clemson took place in 1936 by a 12-0 afternoon at Death Valley. Clemson became Centennial Team today. A banquet for the score. Overall, Clemson leads the series 37- the first football team in college sports history Centennial Team was held last night at the 10-4, including a 20-2 lead in games played at to wear "Turn-Back-the-Clock" uniforms when Madren Center. Friday actually began when Clemson and 14-0 in games in Death Valley the Tigers met in Death Valley last October 7. the team served as grand marshals of the Clemson has not allowed a Furman touch- The wearing of the uniforms are part of annual First Friday Parade, a parade in down- down since 1961 when Bill Canty scored on a Clemson's celebration of its Centennial of town Clemson that led to the Clemson three-yard in the fourth quarter of a 35-6 Clemson football. Amphitheatre for the first pep rally of the year. Clemson victory. The Paladins scored four field Clemson fans selected a one-platoon and goals over the last 24 quarters against two-platoon teams during voting last winter.

Clemson. The Tigers won 27-6 in 1994 and The team will Dot the I in Tigers during the Furman booted two field goals. Clemson won Tiger Band's pregame performance today, and in 1989, 30-0 and the 1988 game was a 23-3 be formally introduced and honored at halftime Clemson victory. Furman won the l-AA of today's game. National Championship that year. Clemson A list of the team and their accomplish- won the 1979 contest 21-0. ments is in this program. The Tigers won the last meeting two years ago in Tommy West's first game as Face Clemson Graduate head coach. Clemson won the rushing war 268 , a 1973 Clemson graduate, to -3 and held the Paladins to just 99 yards of will coach against his alma mater for the sec- total offense. Emory Smith scored two touch- ond time when the Paladins travel to Death downs to lead Clemson's offense, while Tim Valley this Saturday. Johnson became Jones and Darnell Stephens had eight tackles Furman's head coach in 1994 and is the only apiece. Wardell Rouse, now with Tampa Bay non-Furman graduate on the Paladin coaching in the NFL, had three tackles for loss and a staff this year. However, he has spent 18 of his caused fumble, while Peter Ford had an inter- last 20 years coaching at Furman. The only ception and four tackles. two seasons he was away from the Greenville based school he was at Clemson, in 1981 as Clemson vs. the Southern Conference academic advisor for Clemson's National Clemson has not lost to a Southern Championship team, and 1993 as Clemson's Conference school since the Tigers left that defensive coordinator. league to join the ACC in 1953. Clemson was Johnson has been known for developing a charter member of the Southern Conference great defenses. He was the defensive coordi- and won the league title under Frank Howard in nator for Furman for 10 seasons, 1983-92. 1940 and 1948. During his tenure as defensive coordinator, 91-31-3 five The Tigers have won 31 in a row over Furman had a record, claimed Southern Conference teams, since a 6-0 loss Southern Conference titles and had eight top at in 1952. Clemson has won 20 seasons at the Division l-AA level. In 1988, 40 in a row over teams currently in the as part of the Paladins 13-2 Division l-AA Southern Conference. Clemson has not lost to National Championship, Furman allowed just a current Southern Conference team since 9.7 points per game, best in the nation. As a player for Clemson, Johnson was also October 9, 1943 when the Tigers lost to VMI in West will be coaching against a former a fine defensive player. He led the Tigers in Roanoke, VA by a 12-7 count. Clemson last Tiger player and coach when Bobby in 1971 and 1972 and was a two- lost at home to a team currently in the Southern Johnson brings Furman to Death Valley

1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season time AII-ACC Academic selection. The 1993 season Southern Conference poll by the and the September 28 contest with Wake Clemson defense that he coordinated ranked media. Forest. That means Clemson is playing just two 15th in the nation in scoring defnse and 24th in home games in an eight-game period between rushing defense. Voice of the Tigers Hopes to Return November 12, 1995 and October 16, 1996. Saturday This season Clemson will play four of its last Paladin Scouting Report Jim Phillips, the voice of the Tigers, missed five games at home, a first in Clemson history. Furman's offense is led by senior quarter- last Saturday's game at North Carolina, the first Death Valley has been good to Clemson back . The 1996 presea- regular season Clemson game he has not over the years. This is the 55th season of foot- son All-Southern Conference broadcast since 1967. Phillips had broadcast ball in the facility and The Tigers have a 187- already ranks seventh in Furman history in 306 consecutive Clemson regular season 70-7 record, a .722 winning percentage. passing yardage with 3349 yards. He has com- games prior to last Saturday. Clemson has outscored the opposition by pleted 261-438 passes for 23 touchdowns. He He was troubled last week by a back prob- 5914-3443 in the previous 264 games in the is also fifth in completions and fourth in touch- lem and decided he could not make the trip last facility. Over the years, only three schools down passes. Now in his third season as Friday. He was expected to have a procedure (Florida State, Georgia and Auburn) have a Furman's starter, Bonaventure is coming off a this week that should alleviate the pain and be winning record in the facility against Clemson, junior season that twice saw him sidelined with back behind the mike for today's game. given a minimum of three games played. a shoulder injury. He still managed to pass for Phillips has been the voice of Clemson foot- 1275 yards and eight scores. ball, , and women's basket- Simmons Leads Clemson Defense Bonaventure's top target is Luther ball for many years. He once had a streak of Anthony Simmons was Clemson's leading Broughton, a talented senior tight who has over 300 consecutive basketball games and tackier at North Carolina with 12 tackles,

83 career catches for 1076 yards. He already has missed just three games in Littlejohn including one sack and two tackles for loss. It ranks eighth in Furman history in career recep- Coliseum since it was opened, the year he was just the 13th game of Simmons' career, but tions and needs just 31 catches to become the came to Clemson from a station in Ohio. he already has 162 total tackles, the highest school's all-time leader. He caught 39 passes One unbelievable fact about Phillips streak total ever for a Clemson player just 13 games last year so the record is certainly in jeopardy. concerns the number 306. That was also the into his career. He is a two-time all-conference selection who same number of consecutive games Frank Simmons has played just 13 games, but was a preseason All-American according to Howard saw as Clemson assistant coach, head already has 10 double-figure tackle games. It some services. The 258-pounder is a pro coach and athletic director between 1939-70. was the second straight year he played well prospect as he sports a 4.59 time in the 40 and against North Carolina. In 1995 he had a sea- has a team best 345-pound power clean. Clemson Finally Back in Death Valley son high 19 tackles against the Tar Heels. The Paladin defense is led by the sec- Fans in Clemson saw a lot of football in Simmons also now has 13 career tackles for ondary. Furman has all four starters returning Memorial Stadium during the fall of 1995, but loss in 13 games. No Clemson in to a secondary that led the Southern they are now in a stretch of seeing just two of history has averaged a tackle for loss per game Conference in pass defense last season. eight Clemson football games at home. over his career. Jerome Osborne, the free safety, earned All- Clemson Memorial Stadium was the home of Freshman Rahim Abdullah had a good start Southern Conference honors last season. six Clemson and 10 Carolina Panther games to his Clemson career. The red-shirt outside

The presence of the four returning starters in last fall. linebacker from Jacksonville, FL, had an inter- the secondary is a reason for optimism around This year the Panthers are in their own sta- ception, a pass deflection and two tackles in Furman football this year. The Paladins are dium and Clemson has just two of its first six the first period. He played 56 snaps in making picked 19th in the nation and third in the pre- games at home, today's contest with Furman his first collegiate appearance.

Poster Giveaway Saturday As part of the Clemson celebration

of the Centennial of football, fans will receive a poster of the Clemson Centennial Team. The poster, spon- sored by Coca Cola, will be distrib- uted as you leave the stadium so you won't have to worry about keeping the keepsake in "mint" condition during the game. The artwork, which includes a

painting of all 35 members of the team, was done by noted artist Michael Taylor of Sodus, Michigan. Taylor has painted special projects for Clemson publications in the past and also has drawn award winning work for the , the Los Angeles Lakers, and the . He recently completed a special plate collection with former Beatle legend Ringo Star.

1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season Bob and Bill Peeler for Peelers Milk. The Milk of Choice for Clemson Tiger Fans! Andre Carter

by James Brunson may have expected Carter to be a against passing teams, including 61

It takes a great deal of time to be a Gamecock fan, but he committed to snaps at Duke and 30 at South Carolina. successful college student. It takes even Clemson during his senior year because, He played at both free safety and corner- more time when you add playing major "things were going well for Clemson at the back spots.

college football. But, when you throw time and I liked the environment and the In 1994, Carter came into his own, as

being a loving husband and father into the people. I felt like it was the right place for he was named Honorable Mention All- mix, you have a major time management me." ACC and the Most Improved Player for the problem on your hands. Just ask senior The road from Camden to Clemson Tigers. He tied for the team lead in inter- strong safety Andre' Carter. would lead through Virginia, however, as ceptions with four and started all eleven

Carter not only is a 1996 graduate of Carter spent a year at Hargrave Military games. With two interceptions and a fum- Clemson's school of management and a Prep School to improve his academics ble recovery at Virginia, he became only member of 's football team, but and play football. The rigorous lifestyle of the fourth Tiger in history to record three he is also a husband and the proud father a military school also helped Carter takeaways in a single game. The biggest of an infant daughter. improve his time management skills. change for Carter, however, came off the

Successful time management is noth- "They had a time for everything I did field in the summer of 1995 when he mar-

ing new to the fifth-year senior, however, it there. When I woke up, I went to class, ried his girlfriend of four years, April. The

is a skill he began to develop while at after class I went to practice. After prac- two are kept busy by their daughter, Camden High School. tice, there was a mandatory two hour Haliegh.

Carter starred under former Clemson study hall, and then it was lights out at Besides making him happy, the mar- quarterback Billy Ammons at quarterback ten." ried lifestyle has also helped Carter. and safety for the 1990 AAA state cham- Carter finally arrived at Clemson in "Having someone else to look after pions. During the 15-0 season, he com- 1992, but was red-shirted and moved besides myself has made me more pleted 110 passes with only six intercep- from quarterback to . responsible. It has also helped me acad-

tions and ran for 518 yards and 12 touch- "Looking back on it now, I think that I emically by giving me a reason to come downs. Defensively, he played sparingly probably could have played quarterback home and study rather than going out at

as a senior, primarily in nickel and dime here, but I am not disappointed about the night and looking for other things to do." situations. move. It was the best thing at the time, Carter started only four games in 1995

"He really carried us on both sides of because it gave me the opportunity to while sharing time at strong safety with the ball in that state championship game," play the quickest." All-American Brian Dawkins. This year, said Ammons of Carter's two touchdowns Three years removed from the state however, he is back in the starting lineup and his stellar defensive performance. title at Camden, Carter finally got his for good as he looks to fill the shoes left by Carter went on to start at quarterback chance to play at Clemson during the Dawkins and Leomont Evans, both NFL for the Sandlappers in the Shrine Bowl 1993 season. He saw most of his action draft picks. "Replacing great players is and was named an honorable mention Ail- something that you have to do as a team,

American by SuperPrep and USA Today. and if everyone comes in and works hard,

Football was not enough to keep then I expect the transition to be a smooth

Carter busy. He also lettered in basketball one." and baseball at Camden High School. "I Being a fifth-year senior has placed had the opportunity to play baseball at a Carter in a leadership role, and he is look-

smaller school, but I really wanted to stick ing fonward to it. "We have a lot of young

with football." players, and I look to provide some lead-

Camden is a small town of about ership and guidance. If everyone stays

10,000 located 15 miles northeast of focused on football, then I think we have

Columbia, but do not let it fool you. an excellent chance at doing well."

Camden is a hotbed for big time college After Clemson, Carter has a few differ- football talent. That perfect season of ent ideas. "As far as professional football

1990 saw Carter team up with last year's is concerned, that is every kid's dream.

Heisman Trophy candidate Bobby For that goal, you work hard, but I try not

Engram, who attended Penn State, and to focus on it or think about it a lot,

Kerry Hayes, who led Division l-AA in because if you think about it too much kickoff returns for touchdown last year. then you may lose your focus and not do

"We are so proud of Andre' and all that as well." he has accomplished," said Ammons, who Currently, Carter is working on his threw for over 1 ,000 yards his senior year graduate degree in human resources and at Camden. "His mother works at the development. With the time management school here and he is like family to skills that he has developed over the past down Carter has been busy the last year, playing all of us." football, pursuing a degree, and raising a six years, he may be able to pursue a Growing up so close to Columbia, you family. career in both fields simultaneously.

1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season Score Points AtYour Next Tailgate P^rty. Jamie Trimble

by Brian Hennessy won the game in dramatic fashion, a come- She is such a strong person and always Some people today want to be the center from-behind 20-10 victory. "That game was knows what to do. She travels to all of the

of attention in everything that they do. Jamie the first time I had been thrown in the middle games, home and away, and is my biggest

Trimble just wants to be the center for of it all, and I came out on top. That was a fan in the world. I could not ask for a better

Clemson, something that he has waited to big thrill to me and I will always remember mom."

do for five years. that. In that game, I proved to myself that I When looking towards this season,

As his name may indicate, Trimble is a did have the talent to play at this level." Trimble sees the potential for a great ending. lightweight center who is a fifth-year senior, Playing behind Trevor Putnam once Although he admits that he wishes he could the only one on the offensive line. He is a again in 1995, Trimble played in every game correct a vision problem that persists, he has fleet-footed six-feet, two-inches tall, and as a reserve and played on the kickoff return no problem seeing great things for himself weighs 250 pounds. When Trimble first team. His blocking on the kickoff return and for the team in 1996. arrived, he was only 200 pounds. Hard worl< team was a key reason the Tigers ranked "This year, being my last season, I still and dedication in the weight room have 12th in the nation with 22.7 yards per return. have goals to be attained," he states. "This enabled him to realize his dream of playing He averaged over 10 plays a game, with the is my last opportunity to play football for major college football. most coming in the Virginia game (32). Clemson. I want to start on the offensive line

"In my first two years, I was not working Clemson has had a big part in his matu- and play to the best of my abilities. But more

hard and was not doing what I was sup- ration process as a player and as a student. importantly, I want the team to play to its posed to do," Trimble states. "When Coach "Coach West, Coach Latina, and Bill fullest potential and go to a major bowl

West came here, he made me realize why I game. Our primary goal is to win the ACC,

was here and what I could accomplish, and then we want to win all of our non-con- which is getting a degree and playing foot- ference games. The key is we have to go ball. The past year I have really concentrat- one game at a time, and everything will take

ed on getting stronger in the weight room. I care of itself. I hope when this season is have increased my marks in every lift to the over with people can say 'wow,' he was a ter- standards that the other, bigger offensive rific athlete. He really filled Trevor's shoes lineman attain." He now ranks in the top 10 well." in four different weight-lifting categories and Trimble also sees a place for himself as a is pound-for-pound one of the strongest team leader. "Leadership comes from offensive linemen ever at Clemson. reaching down and bringing people up," he

Trimble came to Clemson from Ormond says. "I have never believed in a lot of talk- Beach, FL, and Mainland High School of ing and boasting. Leadership also comes

Daytona Beach, where he earned three let- from within. I try to be the best football play-

ters in football, two in wrestling, and two er that I can be, and hopefully people will

more in weightlifting. "When I visited see that and gain from that."

Clemson, I was in awe of Death Valley," he Once his playing days are over at states. Today he still lists his best experi- Clemson, Trimble, a human resource devel- ence, by far, as running down the Hill. "Also, opment major, dreams of one day being a

I was impressed how the Clemson family grinder for the United States entry in the takes care of its own, which is something America's Cup sailing competition. He is a that I appreciated." fleet captain for the Clemson Sailing Club In only his second game as a Tiger, and sails competitively. He also enjoys

Trimble recalls playing under the lights water skiing, jet skiing, and tubing, all thanks against Florida State as "electric" and some- Trimble is finally getting his chance as the to nearby . "Sailing is some- starter on the Clemson offense. thing he wishes he could do more often. thing that I am actively involved in," he

"There is no better high in this world than states. "I have spent a lot of time around the

seeing 80,000 people just screaming and D' Andrea have all taught me to take respon- water because that is what I was raised yelling, then walking out, rubbing Howard's sibilities for my actions. It was so easy for around."

Rock and running down the Hill!" Although me to be lazy and make complaints for my If sailing does not work out, he hopes to

he worked hard in the weight room to downfalls. But I learned that only I am coach at the college level. He has even improve himself, he did not play in 1992 and accountable for what happens to me. Also, thought about opening a dance club in the was red-shirted. In 1993, he was listed as Vickery Hall has helped me tremendously. Clemson area with some of his friends,

third-team center, but did not play in any Without Vickery Hall, I probably would not be something that, "this town and college really games. here today. The tutoring and the studying needs. "I have already put together a pro- In 1994, he saw significant playing time. systems have been key to me." posal for opening up a nightclub in the area.

In the five games he played, he averaged Although Vickery Hall has had a signifi- I have talked with the investors and they are over 25 snaps per game. Trimble played a cant influence with the Florida native while all for it." crucial role in the Wake Forest game, as he at Clemson, back home, the most influential This is the year that Jamie Trimble has was in for 45 plays when Clemson posted a person in his life has always been his moth- long worked for. The opportunity to shine season high for rushing yards with 339. His er, Phyllis. "Although my family has gone and be the leader of the offensive line has most memorable game came against through a lot in the past, she has always finally arrived. He was waited too long for

Georgia Tech, as he had to fill in for an been there for me," Trimble vehemently this one to pass him by. injured Trevor Putnam at center. The Tigers states. "She is like a lighthouse in a storm.

1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season RUSTEES & Administration

Trustees Emeriti

William Green Deschamps, Jr., Bishopville Fletcher 0. Derrick, Jr, Charleston Paul W. McAlister, Laurens Buck Mickel, Greenville Paul Quattlebaum, Charleston James C. Self, Greenwood D. Leslie Tindal, Pinewood

James M. Waddell, Jr., Columbia

Lawrence M. Gressette, Jr. Bill Amick Louis P. Batson, Jr. Executive Secretary - Nick Lomax Chairman, Columbia Batesburg Greenville

Lee McCraw Doug Kingsmore Louis B. Lynn Patricia H. McAbee Greenville Aiken Columbia McCormick

Bill Hendrix J. J. Britton Thomas McTeer, Jr. Bill Smith Chagrin Falls, OH Sumter Columbia Columbia

Clemson University Executive Officers Constantine W. Curris, President Steffen Rogers, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Gary Ransdell, Vice President for Administration and Advancement John Kelly, Acting Vice President Public Service and Agriculture Almeda Rogers Jacks, Vice President for Student Affairs Benjamin W. Anderson, General Counsel Scott Ludlow, Chief Financial Officer Academic Administration Farrell Brown, Acting Dean of Grad. School Jerome V. Reel, Senior Provost and Dean of Undergrad. Studies William B. Wehrenberg, Dean, Coll. of Aghculture, Forestry and Life Sciences James F Barker, Dean, College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities Jerry Trapnell, Dean, College of Business and Public Affairs, Harold E. Cheatham, Dean, College of Health, Education and Human Dev. Thomas M. Keinath, Dean, College of Engineering and Science Joseph D. Swann Allen Wood Christopher J. Duckenfield, Vice Provost of Computer Information Technology Greenville Florence Joseph F Boykin, Jr, Dean of Libraries A. Dewitt B. Stone, Assistant Vice President of Academic Affairs Vice Chairman

1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season Meet the Tigers

Brent Banasiewicz Howard Bartley 74 OG • *So T"' OLB«*So Chris Jones Kevin Laird Mark Landry Charlie Harbison's 1995 secondary had 22 interceptions, best by ILB 37 P»*So 61 0T» Jr the Tiger defense since the 1981 National Championship team.

10 1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season

Tiger Rookies

Lorenzo Bromell Terry Bryant DoMarco Fox Jason Gamble 91 • DL 93 'TE 12 • DB 73 'C

Jason Holloman Corey Hulsey Frederick James Mai Lawyer Jason Martinelli 76 • DL 71 • OT 90 • DL 84 'WR 59» DL

Harold Means Theo Mougros Idris Price Ryan Romano Mark Striewing 45 • LB 60 'DL 5 • LB 17 • P/K 63 'OL

Shawn Sullivan Justin Watts Brian Wofford Sam Zanders 39 • RB 16«WR 25 'WR 6 • RB

ATTENTION HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: QUALIFIER Can practice, compete and receive athletics scholarship as a freshman. REQUIREMENTS: • Graduation from high school; • Can convert and com-

bine subscores from an SAT taken before April 1 and an SAT taken April 1 or later to achieve the standard; • The highest scores achieved on the verbal and mathematics section of the SAT or highest scores achieved on the individual subsets of the ACT may be combined to achieve the high- est scores; • The following core GPA in 13 core courses with the corresponding ACT or SAT score is needed:

ACT* SAT (new (new: sum of scoring ACT* SAT (new Core GPA subscores) system) High School Core Courses (new: sum of scoring 2.500 & above 68 820 At least 4 years English; Core GPA subscores) system) High School Core Courses 2.475 69 830 At least 2 years math; [one year 2.225 78 930 At least 1 year of additional 2.450 70 840-850 algebra and one year geometry 2.200 79 940 courses in English, math, or 2.425 70 860 (or one year of a higher-level 2.175 80 950 natural or physical science; and 2.400 71 860 mathematics course for which 2.150 80 960 2 additional academic courses in 2.375 72 870 geometry is a prerequisite)] 2.125 81 960 any of the above areas, or 2.350 73 880 At least 2 years social science; 2.100 82 970 foreign language, computer 2.325 74 890 At least 2 years natural or 2.075 83 980 science, philosophy, or

2.300 75 900 physical science (including 1 2.050 84 990 comparative religion.

2.275 76 910 lab course, if offered by your 2.250 77 920 school);

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Midway through his first year as Clemson's legislative goals in programs and the capabilities of our president of Clemson University, Columbia, and meeting members of the graduates. Constantino W. "Deno" Curris "Clemson Family" throughout the state Second, he has established a goal of addressed a faculty meeting by saying and nation. $50 million annually in competitively that he— truly felt like a freshman at He also assumed a national leader- -awarded federal research funding times "excited to be here, but some- ship role of his own, being named to the which would be roughly a 30 percent times not sure exactly where I am." But Kellogg Commission on the Future of increase. by year's end, Curris had earned the State Universities and Land Grant The third major goal is recruiting the ultimate compliment when an alumus Colleges, and becoming Chairman of university's future—the brightest young said, the Board of Directors of the American faculty, the most promising professional

"When I talk to him about Clemson, I Association of State Colleges and staff, the best undergraduate and grad- feel like I'm the newcomer." Universities. uate students. Curris the ground running when Before coming to Clemson, Curris Meeting challenging goals is a Curris he became Clemson's 13th president served as president of the University of trademark. At Murray State, he over- on May 22, 1995. Among his early Northern Iowa for 1 1 years and as pres- saw extensive campus renovations and accomplishments were fine-tuning the ident of Murray State University In improvements, including a student cen- academic reorganization of 1994 by Kentucky for 10 years before that. His ter which was later named for him. At adding a fifth college, establishing presidencies at both universities were UNI, he led the school in raising admis- benchmark institutions to give students, periods of growth and advancement, sions standards and implementing a parents and the public a way to mea- and he sees Clemson as another insti- more rigorous comprehensive general sure Clemson, and setting out to fill key tution well-positioned to move ahead. education program. UNI gained nation- appointments. "Clemson has effected significant al recongition in many programs during

Other high priorities included organizational and program changes to the period and was cited in 1 993 as one acquainting himself with the history and position the university and its students of the best educational values among culture of Clemson, advocating for the 21st century. Our task in the public universities by U.S. News & years ahead is to use this foundation World Report. and to build Clemson into a strong uni- Curris received a bachelor's degree, The Curris File versity with national stature and visibili- magna cum laude, in political science Born: November 13, 1940 ty," he said. from the University of Kentucky, a mas- IVIarried: Curris Jo Hern To help build Clemson's reputation ter's in political science and public Education: B.A. in Political Science and stature, Curris outlined three goals administration from the University of (magna cum laude) University of for the coming year. Illinois, and his doctorate in higher edu- Kentucky, 1962 First, in order to improve the educa- caton from the University of Kentucky. M.A. in Political Science, University of tional program, Curris established a When his schedule permits, Curris Illinois, 1965 committee to define what makes the enjoys gardening, fishing and reading. Ed.D. in Higher Education, University of Clemson experience unique. He is married to Jo Hern Curris, a tax

Kentucky, 1967 "I believe this definition is a neces- attorney and author. sary first step in building Clemson's rep- Employment Resume utation for the quality of our education President and Professor of Public Policy, University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, Iowa, 1983-1995

President, Murray State University, Murray, Kentucky, 1973-1983

Vice President and Dean of the Faculty, West Virginia Institute of Technology, Montgomery, WV 1971-73 Dean of Student Personnel Programs, Marshall University, Huntington, WV 1969-71

Director of Academic Programs, West Virginia Board of Education, Charleston, WV 1968-69 Vice President and Dean of the Faculty, Midway (KY) College, 1965-68

Assistant Coordinator, University of Kentucky Centennial Celebration 1964- 65

Curris has been a college president since 1973. He is in his second year at Clemson.

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Tommy West entered his second year at the helm of the were starters in 1994 in the NFL, and Ashley Sheppard Clemson program with success on his mind, and that is what he () was a top reserve. Simmons was a first- achieved. He guided the 1995 Tigers to an 8-4 record, its best round draft pick, Kirkland and Johnson second-round selections

ACC ranking in four years, and a selection to a January 1 Bowl and Sheppard was a fourth-round choice. In addition to the four game. players listed above, Andy Headen () and For the second straight year, the Tigers showed marked Terence Mack (St. Louis Cardinals) are former Tigers West improvement as the season progressed and the young team helped guide to an NFL career. won its last five games of the regular season, four by at least 17 West began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at points. The run of success at the end of the season had the Tennessee (his alma mater) in 1977. He coached one year of

Tigers in the top 25 of every poll. West's Tigers were picked high school football at White County High in Sparta, TN in 1 978, fifth in the ACC preseason poll, but, thanks to the third best then became an assistant at Mississippi in 1979. For the offense in Clemson history and a defense that ranked 10th in 1980 and 1981 seasons he served as an assistant coach at the nation in scoring, Clemson finished third in the ACC stand- Appalachian State. ings with a 6-2 record, its best league finish since the Tigers After his career at Clemson (1982-89), West became the won the ACC title in 1991. running backs coach at Tennessee. During that 1990 season The 1995 campaign was one in which Clemson excelled in Tennessee won the and captured the every area. The Tigers ranked fourth in the country in rushing, Sugar Bowl with a win over Virginia. The Volunteers scored a yet also led the ACC in yards per pass attempt. Defensively, school record 442 points that year and averaged over 410 yards Clemson rated in the top 20 in the nation in rushing defense, a game in total offense, 205.7 rushing and 205.4 passing. He passing efficiency defense and turnover margin. In terms of served as Co-Defensive Coordinator at South Carolina in 1991 special teams, Clemson was the only school in the nation to and 1992. have an individual ranked in the top 25 in punting, placekicking, In 1993 West took over a UT-Chattanooga team that had won punt returns and kickoff returns. just two games in 1992. He doubled that total in 1993 and In his first full season, West guided the Tigers to a 5-6 record, guided the Mocs to one of the landmark wins in school history, and it was a season that showed a 33-31 win over #1 ranked Marshall. He con- week-by-week improvement. The eluded the regular season with a 45-42 \ »J ilk '94 club, which featured the \ 01 victory over Furman. Ironically, his first regu- youngest Clemson offensive unit in ^''0- lar season game as Clemson coach was a 50 years, finished with a number-one victory over Furman. ranking in turnover margin, a landmark West earned three letters in his four-year ranking in Clemson football history. The career at Tennessee (1 972-75). The Vols played team lost just two fumbles, fewest in NCAA in three bowl games and were ranked in a final history over the course of a season. The Top 20 in three seasons. He was the co-captain Tigers were ranked as high as 21 st in the USA of Tennessee's 1975 football team and played Today poll, and finished the season with three in the Blue-Gray All-Star game that same year. wins in their last four outings, including a decisive He began his college career as a running conquest of #12 North Carolina in Chapel Hi back, but saw most of his playing time as a tight West took over the head coaching position on end. He caught 37 passes for 575 yards in his November 29, 1993. Less than a month later he career with the Vols, including 16 passes for 233 already had a bowl victory on his ledger, a 14-13 tri- yards as a senior. As a junior he caught an 81- umph over Kentucky in the , Clemson's sixth yard pass from Condredge Holloway, still the bowl win in an eight year period. With his debut in the longest non-scoring play in Tennessee history. Peach Bowl, West became the sixth coach in NCAA his- He earned a bachelor's degree from Tennessee tory to make his debut with a program in a bowl game. in 1976 and was drafted by the Tampa Bay However, he was just the second coach in history to make Buccaneers that same year. his debut in a bowl game without previously coaching his West played two years (1974-75) of baseball at new team as an assistant coach earlier in the season. Tennessee and had a career batting average of West was a mainstay of a Clemson coaching staff that .305. He hit .367 in 1975 and was named All-SEC led the Tigers to a 69-20-4 record and six Associated . Eastern Division. Rick Honeycutt, now with the

Press Top 20 finishes between 1982-89. During West's : Oakland A's, was West's teammate on that 1975 / first tour of duty with the Tigers as an outside linebacker Tennessee team that finished 32-16. coach, Clemson played in five bowl games (winning West was a multi-sport standout in high school. four) and claimed four ACC Championships, including He was an outfielder in baseball, a guard in basket- three in a row from 1986-88. i ball and a in football. In 1972 he was Clemson had a 44-10-1 record against ACC compe- named a High School All-American in football and tition during his era on the Tiger staff, an 81 percent was a third-round draft choice in baseball by the winning mark. Additionally, five of those Clemson Cubs. Willie Randolph, who went on to an teams ranked in the top 15 in the nation in rushing All-Star career with the , was one defense and scoring defense, and three ranked in the of 77 future Major League players drafted after top 12 in the nation in total defense. West in the regular phase of the June 1972 draft. He Clemson's 1989 defense ranked fifth in the nation in played his prep football at Gainesville High in total defense, rushing defense and scoring defense and Gainesville, GA for Coach Bobby Gruhn. He was an West s outside had a lot to do with that suc- all-state back as a junior and was also named to the cess. His top four outside linebackers that year all played All-Southern team. in the NFL in 1995. Born Thomas Cleveland West on July 31, 1954, Levon Kirkland (), Wayne Simmons ^ > he is married to the former Lindsay Watkins of () and John Johnson (Cincinnati Bengals) Forest City, NC. The couple has one son. Turner, 7. J^,..:.

1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season 17 Assistant Coaches

--^^ Les Herrin The Les Herrin File Assistant l-lead Coach/Defensive Line At Clemson: In his third season as assistant head coach, 7th as the Tiger defensive line 12th overall. The Clemson football program has seen a lot success coach, and season Previous Coaching Experience: High Schooi - Assistant at during Les Herrin's tenure as an assistant coach. In 1981, R/S Central High in Rutherfordton, NO (1972-74); assistant at Lexington Herrin arrived at Clemson as a linebacker coach, and the Senior High in Lexington, NC (1975-76); athletic director and head Tigers won the National Championship that season. In his coach at Central Davidson High School in Lexington, NC (1975-79); first tour of duty with the Tigers (1981-84) Clemson had a College - Defensive coordinator at Appalachian State (1980-81); 37-6-2 record during that span. Herrin is the dean of linebacker coach at Clemson (1981-84); linebacker coach at East Clemson coaches and is now in his 12th season in Carolina (1985-87); outside linebacker coach at the University of Tigertown. North Carolina (1988); defensive line coach at Clemson (1989-94); After brief stint away from Clemson at Carolina a East assistant head coach/tackles and tight ends coach (1995); assistant 1985-87) and North Carolina (1988), Herrin returned to head coach/defensive line (1996). the Tiger program in 1 989 as defensive line coach. In 1 989 Education: Waycross High School in Waycross, GA (1965); B,A Clemson ranked fifth in the nation in scoring, rushing, and degree in Education from Western Carolina (1971); Master's degree total defense. The team followed that perfromance with a in Health and Physical Education from Western Carolina the follow- number-one ranking in total defense in 1990, as well as ing year. College Playing Experience: Lettered four years in football at Les Herrin second in scoring and rushing defense. Herrin has coached several players who have had suc- Western Carolina. cessful NFL careers. Herrin coached 1981 ACC MVP Jeff Davis, who went on to be captain of Personal: Born February 18, 1948. ..He and his wife Shirley have one son, Deke a member of the football team at Western the and entered the Clemson Ring of Honor last year He also tutored (20), Carolina. 1989 All-Pro (), who was a linebacker under Herrin's

watchful eye in 1981 and 1982. Chester McGlockton, a defensive lineman with the Los Angeles Raiders the past two seasons, and Pittsburgh Steelers starter Brentson Buckner, also benefitted from Herrin's teaching.

Darrell Moody The Darrell Moody File Offensive Coordinator/ At Clemson: In his first year as offensive coordinator and quarter- Darrell Moody is in his rookie season at Clemson, but back coach.

he IS no rookie when it comes to the ACC. The N.C. State Previous Coaching Experience: Higli School - Assistant at grad arrived in Tigertown from North Carolina, ironically, Asheboro High School (1971-72). College - secondary coach at his first opponent as a Clemson coach. N.C. State (1973); junior varsity coach at N.C. State (1974); offen- Moody handled the offensive chores for the Tar Heels sive backs and quarterbacks at Southern Mississippi (1975); defen- between 1988-95, and he helped them to bowls in each of sive backs at N.C. State (1976); offensive backs and quarterbacks his last four seasons. His '95 offense |oined Florida State's at N.C. State (1977-79); offensive backs at Louisiana State (1980- assistant coach/offensive at as the only ACC school to average over 240 yards passing 83); head backs and quarterbacks State offensive coordinator at (1985- and 150 yards rushing per game. He has also coached Appalachian (1984); Tulane 87); offensive coordinator/quarterbacks at North Carolina (1988- greats in Ted Brown and Billy Ray Vickers at N.C. State, 89); offensive coordinator/offensive backs at North Carolina (1990- Dalton Hilliard and Garry James at LSU, and Natone 95); offensive coordinator/quarterbacks at Clemson (1996-present). Means and Leon Johnson at North Carolina. Education: Asheboro High School in Asheboro, NC; B.A. degree in Moody has been coaching at the Division I level for the Economics from N.C. State (1970); Masters degree in Vocation and last 23 years and hopes to translate that experience into a Industrial Education from N.C. State (1974). successful offense at Clemson. He has coached in the Darrell Moody Personal Data: Born on September 4, 1948. ..he and his wife biggest bowl games, including the as an assis Martha have two sons: Christopher and Michael. tant at LSU in 1983. He has coached in 10 bowl games overall. The 1970 N.C. State graduate was an outstanding athlete for the Wolfpack. He was a three-year letterman at N.C. State (1968-70) and led the team in passing in 1969. He was a member of N.C. State's 1968 ACC Championship football team and a starter on the Pack's 1968 baseball team, the only CWS team in N.C. State history At the conclusion of his athletic career he went into coaching and was an a assistant coach under at N.C. State by the time he was 25.

Ellis Johnson The Ellis Johnson File Defensive Coordinator/Outside Linebackers At Clemson: In his first season as the sole defensive coordinator,

Ellis Johnson is in his first season as the sole defensive his second season as outside linebacker coach, and his third sea- coordinator of the Tigers, his second season as outside son overall as a Clemson assistant. linebacker coach, but his third year on the Clemson staff. Previous Coaching Experience: High School - Assistant coach at As defensive line coach and co-defensive coordinator last Gaffney High School (1976-78); assistant coach at Spartanburg School at Spartanburg High School (1980- year, he was a significant reason Clemson ranked in the top High (1979); head coach College - coach at The Citadel (1975); line- 10 in the nation in scoring defense and the top 20 in rush- 81); backer coach at Citadel head coach at Gardner Webb ing defense. The (1982); (1983); defensive coordinator and inside linebacker coach at Johnson is in just his third year at Clemson, but is no Appalachian State (1984); outside linebacker coach and recruiting stranger to the area. He attended The Citadel, but he grew coordinator at East Carolina (1985-87); defensive coordinator at up a Clemson fan. He has coached in the state at The Southern Mississippi (1988-89); outside linebacker coach at Citadel as a graduate assistant, at Gaffney High as an Alabama (1990-93); outside linebacker coach at Clemson (Dec. assistant coach and at Spartanburg High as an assistant 1993-94); co-coordinator of Clemson defense and defensive line coach and head coach. His most successful stint in coach- coach (1995); defensive coordinator/outside linebackers (1996). ing so far took place in Alabama. The Crimson Tide experi- Education: Earned a degree in Secondary Education from The enced a perfect season and defeated Miami (FL) in the Citadel (1975). Ellis Johnson Sugar Bowl to win the National Championship in 1992. He College Playing Experience: Three-year letterman at The Citadel. is one of two Tiger assistant coaches on this year's staff with Personal Data: Born December 23, 1951. ..married to the former a National Championship ring. Les Herrin, a member of Clemson's 1981 staff, is the other. Tonya Taylor in August 1 994. Johnson was a part of four outstanding defenses at Alabama. During his tenure (1990-93),

Alabama ranked in the top five in the nation in total defense and pass defense three times. The 1992 Alabama defense led the nation in total defense and rushing defense and ranked second nationally in passing defense and scoring defense.

Johnson married the former Tonya Taylor in August of 1994.

18 1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season Richard Bisaccia Bisaccia File Running Backs/Special Teams/Recruiting Coordinator At Clemson: In his third season as the Tigers' running backs coach Richard Bisaccia enters the 1996 season after coach- and special teams coach. Previous Coaching Experelnce: College - Offensive coordinator ing the ACC leading rusher in Raymond Priester. He at Wayne State (NE) (1983-87); graduate assistant for wide helped to develop Priester into the single-season ground receivers at South Carolina (1988); volunteer assistant for defensive gainer in Clemson history. He also has had a positive ends at South Carolina (1989-90); tight ends coach at South effect on fullback Emory Smith, who gained 712 yards last Carolina (1991); running backs and special teams coach at South year and combined with Priester to set a Clemson single Carolina (1992-93); running backs and special teams coach at season rushing record for a starting backfield. Clemson (Dec. 1993-present). Bisaccia, a Yonkers, NY native, learned how to hold Education: New Fairfield High School in New Fairfield, CT; Earned onto the football as a four-year starter captain at and team a degree in health and physical education from Yankton College Yankton College. He has been successful in teaching that (1983). aspect of the game, as Clemson had just two lost fumbles College Playing Experience: Four-year starter and team captain

in 1994, his first year, tying the all-time NCAA Division I at Yankton College (1980-83). record for fewest lost fumbles in a season. He was a free Personal Data: Born June 3, 1960. ..he and his wife Jeanne have agent with the Philadelphia Stars of the USFL after his col- four children: daughters, Michele (12), Elizabeth (7), and Madeline Richard Bisaccia lege career (3) and son Richard Oakley (2). While the 1983 Spring season saw the end of his play-

ing career, the 1983 fall was the beginning of his coaching career He was named the offensive coordinator at Wayne State in Nebraska his first year out of college and he has been in college coaching ever since.

Unlike many Division I full-time assistant coaches, Bisaccia has not made a lot of moves. He spent five seasons at Wayne State, then six seasons at South Carolina. He has experience coaching on defense and offense, but will concentrate on the running backs position at Clemson.

Bisaccia probably wears more hats than any other Clemson coach. In addition to his time with the running backs, he is also the special teams coach and the recruiting coordinator.

In addition to BIsaccia's recent changes on the gridiron, he has had a family addition within the last two years. In August of '94 his wife Jeanne gave birth to their

first son and fourth child, Richard Oakley

Charlie Harbison The Charlie Harbison File Defensive Backs At Clemson: In his second year as secondary coach and second Second-year Clemson coach Charlie Harbison has at Clemson. more experience at the professional level than any other Previous Coaching Experience: College -Defensive back coach current Tiger mentor Harbison was a starter at strong at Gardner-Webb (1984); coach at Gardner-Webb safety with the New Orleans and Boston Breakers of the (1992-93); defensive back coach at UTEP (1994); defensive back USFL in 1983-84 and also signed a free agent contract coach at Clemson (1995-present); Profess/ona/—linebacker coach for Charlotte back/special with the in 1982. 1985 and 1986. Barons (1990); defensive teams coach for the Raleigh-Durham Skyhawks (1 ); defensive back coach for Harbison also coached on the pro level with the 991 Carolina Cougars (1992); defensive back/wide receiver coach for Raleigh-Durham Skyhawks of the World League of Charlotte Rage (1993-94). , with the Charlotte Barons of the MLFS Education: Received bachelors degree in business administration and with the Charlotte Rage of the AFL. He has coached from Gardner-Webb College. wide receivers, linebackers, and defensive backs in his College Playing Experience— Professional—Boston Breakers career, but has by far his most experience as a secondary (1983), New Orleans Breakers (1984), Buffalo Bills (preseason coach. 1985-86). '96 He enters the campaign after a successful season Personal Data: Born October 27, 1959. He has two sons, Charlie Charlie Harbison a year ago. His secondary, led by NFL draftees Brian and Stedman. Dawkins and Leomont Evans, ranked in the top 20 in the nation. The 22 interceptions was the eighth best total by a Clemson team (per game) in history and the best mark since the national championship season. In 1994 he coached the secondary at UTEP This season, his second at Clemson, he will have the opportunity to enhance the careers of a veteran secondary led by Dexter McCleon, Andre Carter and the Ford twins, Peter and Andy.

In addition to his Division I experience, Harbison also has had significant success at the NAIA level. His Gardner Webb team of 1 992 had a 1 2-2 record and played in the NAIA Championship game.

Reggie Herring The Reggie Herring File Inside Linebackers At Clemson: In his third season as inside linebackers coach. - Reggie Herring is another example of an outstanding Previous Coaching Experience: College Linebacker coach at State linebacker former player who has gone on to become an outstanding Oklahoma (1981-85); coach at Auburn (1986-91); defensive coordinator and linebacker coach at Texas Christian coach. A teammate of Rick Stockstill at Florida State. (1992-93); inside linebacker coach at Clemson (Dec. 1993-present). Herring left his own mark with the Seminole program as a Education: B.S. in Criminology from Florida State (1981). player. College Playing Experience: Three-year starter at linebacker for Herring was captain of the 1980 Orange Bowl team Florida State. and earned AP All-America honors in 1980. The Personal Data: Born on July 3, 1959. ..married the former Lisa Seminoles played in the Orange Bowl and ranked in the top Ward, and they have two children, Caroline and Adam. 10 in the nation his junior and senior seasons, and he was recently inducted into the Florida State Hall of Fame. He was a three-year starter at Florida State and the Seminoles played in three bowls during his four-year career Florida State also had three double-figure victory seasons during his career Like many of Clemson's assistant coaches in 1996, Herring has a diverse experience history. He has been a part of suc- cessful programs at Oklahoma State. Auburn. TCU and now Clemson. He was defensive coordinator at TCU prior to coming to Clemson. Reggie Herring Herring has not made plans over the Christmas holidays for quite some time. He has been a part of college football as a play-

er and coach since 1977. In those 19 seasons he has been to 14 bowl games. 1 1 as a coach and three as a player

In his first year at Clemson he coached UPl National Freshman of the Year Anthony Simmons who was also a third-team AP Ail-American. Herring also coached first-team Academic All-American Andye McCrorey jib ^^41^ 1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season 19 .

John Latina The John Latina File Centers and Guards At Clemson: In his second season as guards and centers coach, his third at John Latina has been an offensive coach for a Division season Clemson. Previous Coaching Experience: College - Assistant coach at I program every year since 1979. He is in his second sea- (1979-81); assistant coach at Pittsburgh (1982); often' son coaching the centers and guards at Clemson, a drastic sive line coach at Temple (1983-88); running game coordinator at change from coaching the entire offensive line in 1994. This Kansas State (1989-93); offensive line coach at Clemson (Dec. change has allowed him to spend more time with fewer 1993-1994); offensive guards and centers (1995-present). players. Education: Received a bachelor's degree from Virginia Tech Latina showed his expertise as a teacher last year as (1979). he helped Clemson to the fourth best rushing attack in the College Playing Experience: Four-year letter winner at Virginia '95 nation. This year he hopes to build on the season, but Tech as an offensive guard (1975-78). will only have one of his three starters returning this year Personal Data: Born September 18, 1957.. .he and his wife '94 But if was any indication of how he brings along a young Michele have two sons John Jr (12) and Michael (9). offensive line, the '96 team will be at its best. The Virginia Tech graduate, who once played against Clemson as an offensive guard (1978), has worked at Virginia Tech, Pittsburgh, Temple and Kansas State. He has already coached in a bowl game with four different schools.

During his career he has worked with , who led the Panthers to a 9-3 ledger and the Cotton Bowl in 1982. Paul John Latina Palmer, one of the top rushers in NCAA history with Temple, was also a member of Latina's offense in the 1980s.

Over the five years he was with the program, Kansas State's team in general and offense in particular, showed as much improvement as any in the country. In Latina's second season at Kansas State as offensive line coach and running game coordinator, the Wildcats set a school record for total offense with 4,231 yards. Kansas State advanced to a bowl game in 1992, just the second bowl appearance in school history.

Mac McWhorter The Mac McWhorter File Offensive Tackles/Tight Ends At Clemson: In his first year as offensive tackles and tight ends Mac McWhorter is in his rookie season at Clemson. He coach. arrives from Georgia, where he spent the last five years as Previous Coaching Experience: High School - offensive line at an offensive line coach. The Georgia native is coming off Duluth High School (1974-75); offensive coach/offensive line at a successful stint in Athens, where he worked with All- Douglas County Comprehensive High School (1975-76); offensive American Ehc Zeier from 1991-94, and a "tough-nose" run- coordinator at Douglas County Comprehensive High School (1976- - ning game in '95. He helped Georgia to set numerous team 79); Head Coach at Villa Rica High School (1979-80). College assistant coach/offensive line at Georgia Tech (1980-87); assistant records in many different categories in the last five years. head coach/offensive line at Alabama (1987-88); assistant The Dogs led the SEC in rushing and passing during his coach/offensive line at Alabama (1988); Head Coach at West career with the Bulldogs. Georgia College (1988-90); assistant coach/offensive line at Duke Coach McWhorter played football at Georgia in the (1990-91); assistant coach/offensive line and tight ends at Georgia early '70s as an offensive lineman; so he is no stranger to (1991-95); offensive tackles/tight ends at Clemson (1996-present). the surroundings of Death Valley. He has played and Education: Received a bachelor's degree from Georgia (1974). coached in many big bowl games, including the Gator, College Playing Experience: Earned four letters at Georgia as an Peach, Hall of Fame, Citrus, and Sun Bowls. offensive lineman. Mac McWhorter McWhorter was an AP All-Southeastern Conference Personal Data: Born June 17, 1950. ..he and his wife, Rebecca selection as a guard in 1973. He was also an honorable have two daughters: Kasay and Katie; and a son: Hamilton. mention Ail-American and was named captain of the Bulldogs. Georgia played in two bowl games during his career McWhorter has been a college coach each of the last 16 years and 12 of those years he worked with either Georgia or Georgia Tech. He also coached two years at ACC rival Duke (1990-91). Altogether, McWhorter has coached in six bowl games.

Rick Stockstill The Kck Stockstill File Wide Receivers At Clemson: In his second season as wide receivers coach and Rick Stockstill has been around successful programs is in his eighth season with the Tigers. Previous Experience: College • Offensive coordinator and record setting offenses his entire coaching career In Coaching and quarterback coach at Bethune-Cookman College (1983-84); his first year as quarterback coach at Clemson (1989), the assistant head coach and wide receiver coach at the University of Tigers set a school record for completion percentage Central Florida (1985-88); quarterback coach at Clemson (1989- (60%). The Tigers led the Atlantic Coast Conference in total 1993); passing game coordinator at Clemson (1992-93); co-offen- offense for the 1991 season, and Clemson gained the sec- sive coordinator and wide receiver coach (Dec. 1993-1995); wide ond most yards in school history in the process. receivers (1996). Last year Clemson had its third most productive offense Education: Fernandlna Beach High School In Fernandlna Beach, in history scoring over 300 points and gaining over 4500 FL (1977); B.S. degree in Physical Education from Florida State yards of total offense. (1982). Stockstill also tutored productive offenses at Central College Playing Experience: Earned three letters in football Florida and Bethune-Cookman in his early years as a foot- from Florida State. Captain of 1981 Florida State team. ball coach. As a player, he was the starting quarterback for Personal Data: Born December 23, 1959. ..he and his wife Sarah Florida State. He guided the Seminoles to a pair of Orange were married on July 7, 1990, and had their first child. Brent Bowl appearances, a pair of top 10 rankings, and the Forrest, in August, 1 994. Rick Stockstill was team captain in 1981

It is no surprise that Stockstill has moved up the coaching ladder so swiftly because he is the product of an athletic family His father was head coach at Fernandlna Beach High School in Florida for many years. His brother, Jeff, was a starting wide receiver lor the Tigers in 1982, and a reserve on the National Championship team of 1981.

Stockstill is in his eighth year with the Clemson program and the Tigers have been to bowl games in five of the previous seven seasons at Clemson. He joins Les Herrin and Whitey Jordan as the only assistant coaches in Clemson history to serve under three different head coaches.

20 1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season Graduate Assistant Coaches

JOHNSON HUNTER, III VANCE VICE Graduate Assistant Graduate Assistant Coach Catawba '90 Oklahoma State University '90

Responsibilities: Graduate Responsibilities: Graduate

Assistant coach who will work Assistant coach who will work with defense. with offense and tight ends. Coaching Experience: Student Coaching Experience: ^riAj^^ '' Assistant at Catawba College Graduate Assistant at University ^^Ks^ ^^^^^ (1988-90); special teams coordi- of Georgia (1990-1992); Varsity ^^^K W M^^V^^' nator and linebackers coach at Football Assistant and Varsity Bandys High School (1991); boys track assistant at Hart defensive and special teams coordinator at Bandys High County High School (1992-1996); Varsity Wrestling Head School (1992-93); receivers coach at North Carolina A&T Coach (1995-1996). State University (1994); outside linebackers coach at North Playing Experience: College- Played for Oklahoma State Carolina A&T State University (1995) University were he was a letterman for three years and a Playing Experience: College - Played for Catawba College starter for two. High School- Played for Oklahoma State for two and one half years before suffering a knee injury High School for four years and was awarded the Hall of High School - played for Coach Bruce Bolick at East Lincoln Fame Scholar Athlete Award (1985). High School. ..earned all-conference honors in both football Education: Received a bachelor's degree from Oklahoma and track. State University in Secondary Education in 1990. He Education: Received a bachelor's degree from Catawba received his master's at the in

College in Business Administration/Physical Education in Education Administration in 1993. 1990. Personal Data: Born August 26, 1966 in Bristow,

Personal Data: Single, and pursuing a master's degree in Oklahoma. Vance is married to the former Kerry Cole of physical education administration. Toccoa, Georgia. 1 997 ^ Clemson Tiger w90 Football Camps ^|H4F

The Clemson Tiger Football Camps are non-contact instructional camps. There are two camps to choose from at Clemson University. The Tiger Cub Camp is for young men in grades 4-8. The Tiger Camp is for young men in grades 9-12. Coach West and the entire coaching staff are camp instructors along with select high school coaches. For more information on how you can be a participant in a Clemson Tiger Football Camp call or write:

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Cub Camp - June 15-18, 1997 Tiger Camp - June 18-21, 1997 Death Valley Tommy West

1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season 21

Ring of Honor

The Clemson Ring of Honor is in its third Nominations will be made in the form of a year of existence in Clemson Memorial letter with a complete list of accomplish- Stadium. On September 3, 1994, during ments and submitted to the chair of the ceremonies prior to the Clemson vs. Furman committee, currently Clemson Sports football game, Frank Howard, Steve Fuller Information Director Tim Bourret, who will and Banks McFadden were inducted into retain an active file of nominations. Letters the Clemson Ring of Honor. On September of support may also be submitted. All nom- 2, 1995, Jeff Davis was added to the inations will remain on file for a period of Clemson Ring of Honor. three voting committee meetings (five The Ring of Honor is the highest honor years). The Chair of the Committee will a Clemson football player can receive. A screen all nominations to make sure they recipient must first be a member of the meet eligibility requirements. Clemson Hall of Fame, earn at least an Eligibility: This committee will recognize undergraduate degree, and make a signifi- individuals who have demonstrated consis- cant contribution to the heritage of Clemson tent and unique national excellence in their athletics. Honorees will have their jersey Frank Howard sport during their Clemson career. Their retired. Howard was Clemson's head coach accomplishments must be significant on an individual and team basis. Their statistical between 1940-69 and he guided Clemson to accomplishments must be noteworthy, but eight conference championships, six bowl they should also have an outstanding record games and six Top 25 seasons. He was in terms of leadership. In general, they must inducted into the College Football Hall of have made a noteworthy contribution to the Fame in 1989 and is the second winningest history of the Clemson Athletic Program. coach in ACC history. He had 165 wins Athletic accomplishments after their when he retired. career are not a primary consider- McFadden was named the Nation's most Clemson ation in the nomination, but they must retain versatile athlete in 1939. He was an Ail- an unblemished record of citizenship after American in football and basketball, the only they leave Clemson. Clemson athlete in history to do that. A candidate must be a member of the McFadden led Clemson to its first bowl bid Clemson Hall of Fame and must hold a bac- ever, a 6-3 win over Boston College in the calaureate degree from accredited four- 1940 Cotton Bowl. He was the number-three an year University or college. pick of the 1940 NFL draft, the highest draft Banks McFadden Financial contributions to Clemson selection in Clemson history. University will not be a consideration when Fuller is the only football player in evaluating the candidates. Clemson history to be chosen an All- For a coach to be nominated he or she American on the field and in the classroom. must be retired from coaching that sport at Fuller was a first-team Academic All- the college level. American in 1977 and 1978 and was a third- Ail-American in 1978. Fuller, team AP who Selection Process: Each member of was ACC on two occasions, is still MVP the 11 -person selection committee will cast all-time leader in offense. Clemson's total one vote per sport. An honoree must obtain He an Top Five winner in was NCAA Award at least seven votes to be selected. There 1979, the only Clemson athlete to win the will be just one ballot. The committee does award. not have to select any honorees at its meet- Davis, captain of Clemson's 1981 ing. There shall be no more than one hon- National Championship team was a first- oree in a sport for every two years. team All-American that year when he led the Tigers in tackles with 175, the highest total Conferring: In the sport of football, the in Clemson history. Davis was also named honoree will have his name, number, years Fuller the MVP of the ACC and was the Defensive Steve participated and helmet enshrined in the MVP of the Orange Bowl victory over Ring of Honor at Clemson Memorial Nebraska, the game that clinched the Stadium. In the sport of basketball, the hon- national championship for the Tigers. oree's jersey will be hung from the rafters of . In the sport of baseball RING OF HONOR GUIDELINES a jersey replica will be hung from the fence Purpose: The charge of the Ring of of Tiger Field. Other sports will establish Honor committee is to bestow the highest appropriate sites at the home facility. athletic award presented by the Clemson When a student-athlete is selected the Athletic Department on deserving candi- person's jersey is honored, but the jersey dates. The committee will examine the number may be worn in the future. However, careers of candidates in all Clemson sports. it is encouraged that the number be issued only on special occasions. These occasions Nominations: Nominations are made by are determined by the head coach and ath- any member of IPTAY, a member of the fac- letic director. The ceremony honoring the ulty or a relative of a worthy nominee, and recipient will be determined from a meeting are accepted up to 30 days prior to the com- between the honoree, the athletic director, mittee meeting. The committee will meet Jeff Davis the committee chair and the head coach of once every two years in the month of April the sport involved. to vote on the nominations.

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1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season 25 : Memorial Stadium Records

Individual College Player Individual PRO Player

Rushes: 36 by Ray Yauger vs.Wake Forest, 10-18-69 Rushing YDs: 123 by Derrick Moore of Rushing Yds: 263 by Raymond Priester vs. Duke, 11-11 -95 (21 attempts) vs Tampa Bay, 10-1-95

Pass Attempts: 57 by Kip Allen of The Citadel, 1 0-4-86 Longest Rush: 53t by Derrick Moore of Carolina Panthers vs. Pass Comp: 26 by Bob Davis of Virginia, 9-24-66 Tampa Bay, 10-1-95

TD Passes: 4 by Bobby Gage vs. Auburn, 1 1 -22-47 Yards Per Carry 5.9 by Derrick Moore (21-123) vs .Tampa Bay

Passing Yds.: 361 by Stan Gelbaugh of Maryland, 1 1-16-85 (min 10 att) Bucs, 10-1-95 Completion % .800 by Mike Eppley (12-15) vs. Virginia, Yards Passing: 336 by Steve Young (31-45) San Francisco vs. 10-8-83 (min 15 att) Carolina Panthers, 12-10-95

Receptions: 1 3 by Henley Carter of Duke, 1 0-1 9-68 Passes Attempted: 53 by Jeff George (29-310) of Atlanta vs. Rec. Yds. 209 by Henley Carter of Duke, 10-19-68 Carolina Panthers, 12-1 7-95 TD Rec: 3 by Dreher Gaskin vs. Auburn, 11-21-53 Pass Completions: 31 by Steve Young (San Francisco) vs.

Total Offense: 374 by Bobby Gage vs. Auburn, 1 1 -22-47 Carolina Panthers, 12-10-95 Punt Return Yds: 126 by Donnell Woolford vs. Georgia Receptions: 9-84 by of Atlanta vs. Carolina Tech,9-26-87 Panthers,12-17-95

KO Return Yds: 1 60 by John Shields vs. Alabama, 1 0-25-69 Longest Reception: 89t by Willie Green of Carolina Panthers vs.

Tackles: 24 by Jeff Davis vs. North Carolina, 1 1 -8-80 Atlanta, 12-1 7-95 Interceptions: 3 by Kit Jackson vs. Wake Forest, 10-30-65 Field Goals: 4 by John Kasay (23, 39, 40 ,30) of Carolina Sacks: 3 by many players Panthers vs. N.Y Jets, 10-15-95 Tackles for Loss: 5 by Michael Dean Perry vs. N.C. Longest Field Goal: 50 by Nick Lowery of N.Y. Jets vs. Carolina State, 10-24-87 Panthers, 10- 15-95 by Steve Durham vs. Maryland, 9-15-79 Team PRO Team College First Downs: 26 by San Fransico vs. Carolina, 12-10-95

First Downs: 35 Clemson vs. Wake Forest, 10-31-81 Rushes: 45 by Carolina Panthers vs. Arizona, 1 1-19-95

Rushes: 74 North Carolina vs. Clemson, 1 1-14-70 Rushing Yds: 188 by Arizona vs. Carolina,! 1-19-95 Rushing Yds: 536 Clemson vs.Wake Forest, 10-31 -81 Rushing TDs: 2 by Carolina vs. Atlanta, 12-1 7-95 Rushing Avg: 10.3 Clemson vs. Presbyterian, 9-22-45 by San Francisco vs. Carolina, 12-10-95

Rushing TDs: 1 1 Clemson vs. Presbyterian, 9-22-45 Pass Att: 56 by Atlanta vs. Carolina,12-17-95

Pass Att,: 58 Citadel vs. Clemson, 10-4-86 Pass Comp.: 31 by San Francisco vs. Carolina, 12-10-95 Pass Yds: 361 Maryland vs. Clemson, 11-16-85 Atlanta vs. Carolina, 12-1 7-95

Pass TDs: 4 Clemson vs. Auburn, 1 1-22-47 Pass Yds.: 322 by San Francisco vs. Carolina, 12-10-95 Total Offense: 756 Clemson vs. Wake Forest, 10-31-81 Atlanta vs. Carolina,12-17-95

Yds/ Play: 8.7 Clemson vs. Wake Forest, 10-31 -81 Passing TDs: 2 by Carolina vs. Atlanta, 1 1-19-95 Fumbles: 14 Clemson vs. Presbyterian, 9-1-53 San Francisco vs. Carolina, 12-10-95 Fumbles Lost: 6 Duke vs. Clemson, 10-19-68 Atlanta vs. Carolina, 12-1 7-95

Penalties: 1 6 Duke vs. Clemson, 1 0-1 7-87 Total Off.: 419 by Atlanta vs. Carolina, 12-1 7-95

Penalty Yds: 155 Clemson vs.Wake Forest, 1 1-21-53 Yds/ Play: 6.30 by Carolina vs. Atlanta, 12-17-95 Punts: 15 Clemson vs. Auburn, 10-12-68 Fumbles: 3 by St. Louis vs. Carolina, 9-17-95 Punt Avg: 57.3 Citadel vs. Clemson, 10-4-86 Fumbles Lost: 3 by Tampa Bay vs. Carolina, 10-1 -95

Intercepts by: 6 Auburn vs. Clemson, 1 1-21-53 Penalties: 11 by Arizona vs. Carolina, 1 1-19-95

Int. Ret. Yds: 110 Clemson vs. Wake Forest, 1 1-21-59 Tampa Bay vs. Carolina, 10- 1-95

Punt Ret. Yds: 227 Clemson vs.Georgia Tech, 9-26-87 Penalty Yds: 82 by Arizona vs. Carolina, 1 1-19-95 KO Ret. Yds: 160 Clemson vs. Alabama, 10-25-69 Sacks by: 10 Clemson vs. Maryland, 9-15-79 vs. North Carolina, 11 -7-92 Clemson vs. N.C. State, 10-24-87 Clemson vs. The Citadel, 10-4-86

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to Gates 1 and 13 on the South side and game. Should a doctor be needed, ask any PROHIBITED ITEMS: The following items Gates 5 and 9 on the North side. usher, who knows the seat location of doc- are prohibited in Memorial Stadium: umbrel- tors. are located at 1 Ambulances Gates , 5, entrances las, folding chairs, chaise lounges, food and HANDICAPPED: Special have 8, and 13. beverage containers of any type, alcoholic been provided at Gates 1, 5 and 13 for the beverages, thermos jugs, and ice chests. handicapped. TELEPHONE: Pay telephones are located at

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%9 1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season 31 Clemson Coaches

Trevor Adair, Men's Soccer Lock Haven State '82 Jim Davis, Women's 16-6-1 at Clemson, 1 year Basketball 50-30-6 overall, 5 years Tennessee Wesleyan, '70 *Guided Clemson to a top five 189-91 at Clemson, 9 years finish and tfie second round of 333-131 overall, 16 years the NCAA Tournament in his first 'First basketball coach to year with the program. guide Clemson to an ACC 'First season also included a Championship, his Tigers won pair of wins over top 10 teams on ACC Tournament at Rock Hill in the road (North Carolina and 1996. Included in the string of Santa Clara) and three top 25 wins was a third straight triumph wins overall. over a top 10 Virginia team. *Has taken a team to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament 'Has taken Clemson to the NCAA Tournament in eight of his and a final top 20 ranking each of the last two years. nine years and to postseason play in all nine years. *Coached Brown to the NCAA Tournament Final Eight in 1994. 'Clemson has won at least 20 games in eight of his nine years The Bruins also won the Ivy League and recorded a victory over #1 as head coach. Seven of those nine years Clemson has been ranked Boston University that season. In 1993 his Brown team ranked in the final top 25, including a #14 ranking in 1996. defeated second-ranked Virginia. Averages over 21 wins per season in his Clemson career. 'Coached Clemson to final Eight NCAA appearance in 1991. , Men's Basketball 'Coached Kodak first-team Ail-American Jessica Barr in 1991- Lenoir Rhyne '77 94. 33-24 at Clemson, 2 years 161-110 overall, 9 years Jolene Hoover *Has taken Clemson to post- Women's season play in each of his two Illinois State '86 years at Clemson, one NIT and 78-26 at Clemson, 3 years one NCAA. 171-57 overall, 6 years 'First Clemson coach to take 'Has coached Clemson to the Tigers to NCAA tournament in NCAA tournament in two of her just his second year with the pro- three seasons with the Tigers, gram. the only NCAA Tournament 'Defeated all eight ACC appearances in Clemson history. teams in 1995-96, just the fifth time in history Clemson has done 'Clemson has won 70 percent that. of its matches in each of her 'Tigers have been ranked in top 25 in AP at one time or anoth- three seasons and finished sec- er in each of his first two years at Clemson, including a six-year ond in the ACC in all three of her seasons. high #16 ranking on January 8, 1996. 'Named ACC Coach of the Year in 1994, first Clemson volley-

'Has an overall record of 1 61 -11 in his nine years as a Division ball coach so honored.

I head coach and he has taken teams to postseason play seven of 'Won 17 straight regular season tournaments at one stretch in those nine years, four NCAAs and three NITs. her Clemson career. 'Already has five wins over top 25 teams in his two seasons at 'Player of the Year in the Gateway Conference as a collegiate Clemson, including a victory over North Carolina in the ACC player at Illinois State. Tournament, Clemson's first ever victory over the Tar Heels in the tournament. Andy Johnston Women's Clemson '79 Wayne Coffman 248-146 at Clemson, 14 years Track and Women's 257-153 overall, 15 years Cross Country 'Guided Clemson to a berth Clemson '81 in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA 14 years at Clemson tournament in 1996 and a final 'Played on an Champion ACC ranking of 19. Tigers defeated and four has coached ACC South Carolina and Georgia, a championship teams. pair of top 20 teams, by a 5-4 'Five-time Coach of the ACC score on consecutive days to win Year, including 1996 in indoor the NCAA regional title in 1996. track. Also a three-time district 'Has coached the Tigers to 12 top 25 seasons in his 14 years coach of the year. at Clemson. 'Has coached 16 indoor track 'Has won five ACC Tournament Championships in his career Ail-Americans and 26 outdoor Ail-Americans to go with nine cross and the Tigers have been first or second in the ACC regular sea- country Ail-Americans. Overall, has coached 84 ACC Champions. son 1 1 times. 'Cross Country has 11 top 20 finishes in his 14 years as head 'Has guided Clemson to the NCAA National Tournament six coach. Overall, has had 18 top 25 finishes in the three programs times in his career, including a number-seven finish in 1983 and a combined. number-eight ranking in 1986. 'In 1985-86 the program finished in the top 25 in all three 'Has been named ACC Coach of the Year four times in his sports, a first in Clemson women's track history. career. He has coached nine All-Americans, including Sophie 'Cross country team finished third in 1990, highest ranking for a Woorons, 1996 NCAA semifinalist, and 1983 NCAA finalist Gigi Clemson women's in sports team history. Fernandez. 'Recruited and coached three-time NCAA champion Tina Krebs.

32 1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season Chuck Kriese, Men's Tennis Bruce Marchionda Tennessee Tech, 72 Men's & Women's Swimming 451-250 at Clemson, 21 years Westminster College '79 *Has coached Clemson to 15 Men 15-5 at Clemson, 2 years NCAA Tournament appearances Women 13-8 at Clemson, 2 in his 21 years as head coach. years That includes six Final Eight 'Coached Clemson to its most

Finishes and 1 1 Final 16 finishes. successful season since 1988-89 *Clemson has 12 top 20 with combined 15-6 record. national finishes since 1979 Record included wins in men's under Kriese. and women's competition over "Tigers have won 10 ACC reg- South Carolina for the first time ular season championships and since 1989-90. nine conference championships under Kriese, more than any other 'Lady Tigers were ranked as high as 24th in the nation during active Clemson coach. Eight times Clemson has won the ACC the 1995-96 season, first top 25 ranking for a Clemson swimming Tournament under Kriese. team since 1988-89. *A total of 17 Tigers have won 29 All-America certificates and 'First time since 1990 that Clemson finished in the upper half of six Tigers have won individual national awards in Kriese's career. the ACC standings in both men's and women's competition. Among his more prominent players have been Jay Berger, Rick 'Tigers had perfect 10-0 combined record at home in 1995-96. Rudeen, and Mark Dickson, who have all had celebrated profes- 'Coached Wendy Henson, freshman All-America swimmer and sional careers. ACC Rookie of the Year. •Ranked in the top 15 nationally in career wins with 451, he is also the winningest coach in ACC history with his 451 wins. Larry Penley, Golf Clemson '81 , Baseball 13 years at Clemson 162-49 at Clemson, 3 years 'Has coached Clemson to 13 539-336 overall, 17 years straight appearances in the *Has taken Clemson to at NCAA National Tournament, a least 50 wins, a top 10 final rank- record for any Clemson coach in ing and the NCAA Tournament any sport. each of his three years as 'One of just three coaches in Clemson Head Coach. the country who has taken a *Has had Tigers in the team to the NCAA golf national College World Series in each of tournament 13 straight years. the last two seasons. 'Clemson finished 14th in the *Only ACC baseball coach in country in 1996, the 10th time in his 13 years the Tigers have had

history to win 50 games in each a top 20 season. Coached Tigers to a number-three finish in 1 989, of his first three years with a program. the highest ranking in Clemson history, and a number-four ranking *His Tigers have 47 wins over Top 25 teams in his first three in 1993. years, including three wins over the number-one team. 'Clemson has won three NCAA Regional Championships, three 'Guided Clemson to its first ever Final Four finish at the ACC titles and 32 tournaments overall in his 13 years at Clemson. College World Series and the number-four final ranking, tied for the Only coach in NCAA history to win three consecutive regional highest finish ever. championships. *ACC Coach of the Year in 1994 and 1995, just the third coach 'Has coached 24 All-America selections in his 13 years at in any sport in ACC history to be named ACC Coach of the Year in Clemson, including three in 1996. each of his first two years with a program. *ACC Coach of the Year in 1 996, he also won the award in 1 987. *Won ACC Tournament Championship in 1994 and ACC regu- lar season title in 1994 and 1995. Bob Pollock 'Clemson has had 10 Ail-Americans in his three years, includ- Men's Track & Cross Country '71 ing , National Player of the Year and first pick of the The Citadel 1996 Major League draft. Eight years at Clemson 'One of just three coaches in r ^SH^^HSSSBS ^("^cey Leone, Women's Soccer ACC history to win ACC Coach of m- M^S^^BS^^^^a Carolina '91 the Year honors in each of his first Wi ^iSKl^MHinNfl^HBBi 29-11-1 at Clemson, 2 years two years with a program. 'Has guided Clemson to the 'Coached the Tigers to a #17 NCAA Tournament in each of her final ranking in outdoor track in first two years at Clemson, each 1996, his 10th top 20 team in of the first two years of the pro- cross country, indoor or outdoor gram. track in his Clemson career. 'Clemson is only program in 'Clemson's outdoor track team has now finished in the top 20 women's soccer to advance to six straight years and the indoor team has been in the top 20 three NCAA Tournament in each of of the last five years. ttheits first two years. 'Has won 10 ACC Championships and a record 10 ACC Coach «^ 'Program has finished in the of the Year certificates in his eight years at Clemson. top 20 in each season, #13 in 1994 and #15 in 1995. Clemson 'Guided Clemson to ACC Championships in cross country, was only first-year program in the nation in 1994 to be ranked in the indoor track and outdoor track in his first year at Clemson, 1 988-89. final top 20 of the poll and play in the NCAA Tournament. 'Clemson has had 91 All-America certificates in indoor, outdoor 'Leone was member of United States World Cup Championship track and cross country in his career. team in 1991. 'Has coached seven national champions in his career at Clemson.

For Tommy West - see page 17

1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season 33 Strength Training

Warren Forney Philip Dyer Larry Greenlee Assistant Director

Gary Wade Director

Clemson Strength Training Ail-Americans 1981 Jeff Davis, LB , DT Lee Nanney, OT Brandon Hourigan Wes Osswald Preston Greene 1983 William Perry, MG 1984 Kenny Flowers, TB 1985 JimRiggs, TE 1986 Ty Granger, OT 1987 Danny Pearman, TE 1988 Donnell Woolford, DB

1 989 Vince Taylor, LB 1990 Levon Kirkland, OLB 1991 Mike Brown, C 1992 Brentson Buckner, DT 1993 Stacy Seegars, OG 1994 Nelson Welch, PK 1995 Brian Dawkins, SS

Lifter-of-the-Year 1985 Kenny Flowers, TB Johin Phillips, OG 1986 Ty Granger, OT 1987 Mark Drag, MG 1988 JeffBak, C Mark Drag, MG 1989 Levon Kirkland, OLB 1990 Arthur Bussie, DT Curtis Whitley, C 1991 Ashley Sheppard, OLB 1992 Warren Forney, DT 1993 Ed Glenn, TE Stephen Wynn, TE 1994 Ed Glenn, TE 1995 , OLB

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38 1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season «9 Athletic Staff

George Bennett Pam Watkins Sam Blackman Tim Bourret Bob Bradley Exec. Sec. of IPTAY Football Secretary Associate SID Assistant AD/ SID Emeritus Sports Info. Director

Bill D' Andrea Patrick Drelling James Earle Bert Henderson Van Hilderbrand Assoc. AD/Student Assistant AD/ Assistant AD/Career Associate Exec. Associate AD/ Athlete Enrichment Football Management Enhancement Coord. Sec. of IPTAY Ticket Manager

Cecil Huey Les Jones Whitey Jordan Bob Mahony Tim Match Steve Nelson NCAA Faculty Rep. Dir. of Facilities Assistant AD/ Associate Exec. Associate AD/ Associate AD/ Football Relations Sec. of IPTAY Marketing NCAA Compliance

Dwight Rainey Jessica Reo Robert Ricketts Bobby Robinson John Seketa Bobby Skelton Senior Associate Assistant SID Associate AD/ Athletic Director Assistant AD/ Asst. Ticket Athletic Director Chief Financial Officer Promotions Manager

Alphonso Smith Lynn Sparks Brian Taylor Jill Wilks Joann West Linda White Co-Head Equipment Football Secretary Co-Head Equipment Football Secretary Asst. Ticket Manager Assoc. Ath. Dir./ Manager Manager Sr. Women's Adm.

1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season 39 ACC Football

*Since the league's inception in 1953, *Ten times over the past 16 years, an ACC schools have captured 56 NCAA BOWL RECORD BY CONFERENCE ACC member school has claimed the CFA and AIAW championships, including 27 in CONFERENCE APP RECORD POT Academic Achievement Award which is 144 76-63-5 men's competition and 29 in women's. In ACC .545 awarded to a CFA member institution with 81-69-6 addition, 96 men and 24 women have Pac-10 156 .538 the highest graduation rate among mem- Big 8 131 66-64-1 .508 earned the coveted title of the NCAA bers of its football team. The ACC 75-75-3 champion. Big 10 153 .500 Academic Honor Roll record was broken 273 130-130-13 .500 *The ACC is one of only two confer- SEC for the lOth-straight year as 1,185 stu- 44-49-1 ences to capture three or more national Big East 94 .473 dent-athletes were recognized for their 35-42-3 .456 football titles since 1980. Clemson laid WAC 80 work in the classroom. 141 61-74-6 .454 claim to the league's second title in 1981, SWC *The 1995-96 academic year conclud- Georgia Tech followed suit in 1990 while ed with the league pocketing two more *Three teams, Clemson, Florida Florida State pocketed national title num- ACC national team titles and seven individual State and Georgia Tech, are among the ber four in 1994, NCAA crowns. In all, the ACC has won 23 *The nine schools that take to the field nation's top 10 winningest bowl teams. national team titles the last six years.

The Seminoles are 15-8-2 in bowl play, - this fall under the ACC banner have pro- *ln addition, seven ACC schools while the Yellow Jackets are 17-8 and that duced 310 first or second team gridiron North Carolina (6), Virgina (21), Florida .680 winning percentage is tied for best in Ail-Americans and 48 first-team academic State (23), Clemson (27), N.C. State (32), history. is eighth at 12-8 Ail-Americans. ACC teams have had NCAA Clemson Maryland (34) and Duke (39) were ranked 1,336 players selected in the annual pro- (.600). in the Top 40 of the Sears Directors' Cup,

fessional football draft, including 82 first- an all-sports award honoring the Division BOWL RECORD BY SCHOOL round draft selections. I school with the best performance by SCHOOL APP RECORD PCT *lf success is best measured in terms women's and men's athletic teams during Florida State 25 15-8-2 .680 of wins and losses, the ACC over the the 1995-96 academic year. Georgia Tech 25 17-8 .680 years has proved itself to be among the *The ACC placed at least one team in Oklahoma 32 20-11-1 .661 elite in Division l-A football. After posting the Top 1 nationally in 1 3 of the 23 sports Southern Cal 38 25-13 .658 a 3-1 bowl mark in 1995, the ACC moved sponsored by the league. Other records Penn State 32 20-10-2 .656 past the Pacific-10 as the conference with of note during the 1995-96 season include Notre Dame 21 13-8 .619 the best all-time bowl winning percentage. 83 teams competing at the NCAA Alabama 47 27-17-3 .606 The league's teams are a combined 76- Championships, four bowl teams and 20 Clemson 20 12-8 .600 63-5 (.545) in post-season play. Top 10 showings. *Six ACC teams, in six different sports, representing three of the nine member

institutions, earned a No. 1 ranking during the course of the past academic year. ''The ACC set a single season atten- dance mark in 1995 averaging an all-time high 46,588 fans per game. The confer- ence drew more than 2.2 million fans for a

fifth straight year. Over 51 home dates, ACC schools attracted 2,376,003, the

third highest total in league history and a five percent increase over 1994. ACC teams played to 89 percent of their stadi- ums' capacity.

*For the second year in a row, five ACC players were among 24 players selected to the Hitachi/CFA Scholar Athlete team. Florida State's Todd Rebol, Clemson's Andye McCrorey, N.C. State's Jonathan Risser, North Carolina's Russell Babb and Wake Forest's Rusty LaRue were select- ed. *ACC football teams made 24 appear- ances on television during the 1995 sea-

son. League teams made 1 1 appear- ances on ABC, nine on ESPN, and one Priester led the ACC in rushing in 1995, the first Tiger to win that statistical crown since each on CBS, NBC, TBS, and Prime. 1987. He is one of many outstanding ACC running backs in 1996.

40 1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season The 1950s Centennial Scrapbook

Best Records in College Football in 1950s

Rk Team Record Pet

1. Oklahoma 93-10-2 .895 2. Mississippi 80-21-5 .778

3. Michigan State 70-21-1 .766

4. Princeton 67-22-1 .750

5. Georgia Tech 79-26-6 .739 6. UCLA 68-26-3 .716 7. Ohio State 63-24-5 .712 8. Tennessee 71-31-4 .692 9. Penn State 62-28-4 .681 10. Maryland 67-31-3 .678 ^ 11. Syracuse 62-29-2 ^^^ H 12. Army 58-27-5 .672 E 13. Cincinnati 64-30-7 .668 D 14. Notre Dame 64-31-4 .667 WL 15. Clemson 64-32-5 .658 fi

Play of the Decade

The first year of the 1950s was very fruitful for Frank Howard's Tigers. The 9-0-1 season was capped by a 15-14 victory over Miami

(FL) in the Orange Bowl. With six minutes left, Clemson trailed 14-13. But, reserve middle guard Sterling Smith, broke through the Miami line and tackled Hurricane running back Frank

Smith in the endzone for a safety and a 15-14

lead. That is the way the game ended, still the only contest in which Clemson has won with a fourth period safety, as the last score of the game.

1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season 41 Clemson's Four Horsemen Clemson was one of just three teams nation-

ally to post an undefeated season in 1 950.

Four players had as much to do with it as any. Ray Mathews was an all-purpose player who

still ranks among the best in Clemson history

in ail-purpose running, in fact, he still holds the single season all-purpose yardage per game

record. Wyndie Wyndham is still revered as the hardest hitting linebacker in Clemson history. He once knocked out opposing players on three straight piays. Fred Cone was Clemson's

first 2,000-yard rusher and Jackie Calvert was an All-America safety.

Tom Barton

Clemson's first All-

American lineman in the Glenn Smith decade of the 1950s was Tom Barton. "Black One of the old- Car" played in the est records on the College All Star Clemson books is Game in Chicago in touchdown recep- 1953 and was a tions in a career. sixth-round pick of Clemson had just the Pittsburgh two 200-yard Steelers. He passing games in earned his master's the 1950s, but and doctorate after Smith caught 18 his playing days scoring passes, / were over and he is still a record that ^k / currently President of , Jerry Butler and Terry Smith could ^7 Greenville Tech. not reach. He averaged 22.6 yards per catch in 1950.

Tiger Timeline by Sam Blackman

September 30, 1950—Clemson defeated October 28, 1950—Clemson defeated Wake in Clemson history in which the Tigers had a Missouri 34-0 in the second game of the sea- Forest in Winston-Salem in a battle of top 20 100-yard rusher and 100-yard receiver. son. The Tigers of Columbia, MO had been teams, 13-12. Clemson lineman Bob Patton ranked in the preseason top 20. Three Tigers blocked the extra point in the final minute to November 25, 1950—Fred Cone led Clemson

rushed for at least 100 yards for the Tigers, the preserve the victory for Clemson. It is the only to a dominating 41-0 victory over Auburn with second straight game Frank Howard had three time in Clemson history that a Tiger has 33 carries for 163 yards and four touchdowns.

100-yard rushers in the same game. It has blocked a kick on the last play of the game to It is one of just five games in Clemson history happened just four total times in Clemson his- give Clemson a victory. (Wayne Simmons in which a player has scored four touchdowns tory. Jackie Calvert was one of the 100-yard blocked a Virginia field goal on the last play of in a game. Glenn Smith also had 114 yards

rushers in the game and he got the Tigers off to the game in 1991, but it preserved a tie). receiving on six catches. It was the second

a great start with an 81 -yard touchdown run on time in 1 950 and just the third time in Tiger his- Clemson's first play. He finished the day with November 4, 1950— Billy Hair gained 289 tory that Clemson had a 100-yard rusher and 175 yards, his career high. yards in total offense in just 24 total plays to 100-yard receiver in the same game. The victo- lead Clemson to a 53-20 win over Duquesne. ry clinched an Orange Bowl bid for the Tigers, October 7, 1950—Clemson recorded its third Hair had 104 yards rushing and threw for 185, Clemson's first ever Orange Bowl bid. straight shutout to open the season with a 27-0 and his 12 yards per play is still a Clemson win over N.C. State in a home night game. record for yards per play in terms of total November 27, 1950—Clemson ranked 10th in Wyndie Windham again led the Clemson offense. Jackie Calvert also had a fine all- the final Associated Press Poll, its first Top 10 defense in tackles in this game and according around performance with 221 all-purpose run- final ranking ever The Tigers received nine first to legend knocked out N.C. State players on ning yards. He had yardage in all four areas; 56 place votes in the poll that had 313 voters. By three consecutive plays. rushing, 100 receiving, 42 in kickoff returns and comparison only 60 people vote in the AP poll

23 in punt returns. It was just the second game today. Clemson actually had the fourth highest

42 1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season Don King

King played one game at tailback in his career (vs. Fordham in 1952), set the Clemson single game rushing record with 234 yards, then never played the position again. King led

the Tigers in passing for four straight years,

1952-55, and remains the only player in Clemson history to do that.

Billy Hair

Hair was one of the top all-around offensive leaders for Frank

Howard's team in the early 1950s. He still has three of the top 10 total offense games in Clemson history. In a big win over Auburn in 1951 he

had 113 yards rushing, 184 passing. In 1952 he led the team in rush- ing, passing, scoring, kickoff returns, and punt returns.

Don Wade Known to many as a coach with Clemson, Don Wade was a starting

linebacker for Clemson in the early 1950s. The Clemson Hall of Famer

had two interceptions in Clemson's victory over

Miami in the 1951 Orange Bowl. He served as an assistant coach under Frank Howard for 15 years, and as an assistant athletic director for six years in the 1980s. Tiger Timeline

first place vote total in that poll. 10. Clemson 8-0-1 interceptions in the contest for the Tigers. It was Clemson had an 8-0-1 record at the 11. Washington 8-2-0 Clemson's second undefeated season in the time of the poll, then defeated 15th ranked 12. Wyoming 9-0-0 last three years for Prank Howard's Tigers. Miami (PL) in the Orange Bowl, who also had 13. Illinois 7-2-0 an 8-0-1 record entering the bowl game. 14. Ohio State 6-3-0 January 18, 1951 — Pred Cone was drafted in Clemson, Princeton and Wyoming were the 15. Miami (PL) 8-0-1 the third round by the Green Bay Packers. only college football teams to go unbeaten in 16. Alabama 8-2-0 1950. In those days there were no polls after 17. Nebraska 6-2-1 September 22, 1951— Billy Hair gained 297 the bowl games, so the Tigers would have 18. Washington & Lee 8-2-0 yards in total offense leading Clemson to a 53- ranked higher by today's standards because Tulsa 8-1-1 6 win over Presbyterian. Hair had 174 yards we now have polls after the bowl games. 20. Tulane 6-2-0 rushing and 123 passing in his performance. Defensively, Hair had a 43-yard Final AP Poll for 1950 November 28, 1950—Clemson accepted a bid return in a great two-way performance. 1. Oklahoma 9-0-0 to play in the Orange Bowl. 2. Army 8-0-0 September 29, 1951 —Jimmy Quarles raced 3. Texas 8-1-0 January 1, 1951 —Clemson appeared in the 90 yards with an interception return for a touch- 4. Tennessee 9-1-0 Orange Bowl for the first time and squeaked down in Clemson's 20-14 victory at Rice. 5. California 9-0-1 out a 15-14 win over Miami to complete an 6. Princeton 9-0-0 undefeated season. Sterling Smith's tackle of October 6, 1951 —Jim Shirley became the sin- 7. Kentucky 10-1-0 Prank Smith in the end zone gave Clemson a gle game record holder in terms of carrying the 8. Michigan State 8-1-0 safety with under six minutes left in the game football, a mark that still stands today Shirley 9. Michigan 5-3-1 and the Tiger victory Don Wade also had two had 36 rushes for 133 yards in Clemson's 6-0

1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season 43 Joe Pagliei Pagiiei was another of the triple threat players in

the 1 950s, a key reason Clemson had the 15th best

record in college football in the decade. He used his hard running, good hands and kicking ability to lead

Clemson in punt returns, punting, receiving, kickoff returns, and scoring at vari- ous stages of his career.

Fred Knoebel Ken Moore Over 40 years after his playing career Kenny Moore still ended, Fred "Knobby" holds the Clemson Knoebel is finally getting record for yards per rush his due. He will be in a single game. He had inducted into the 152 yards on just five Clemson Hall of Fame attempts against Citadel this November. Knoebel in 1954, the fewest car- had 15 interceptions ries for a 100-yard rush- between 1950-52, the er in Clemson history. record that stood until Terry Kinard arrived at

Tigertown. But, Knoebel still holds the per game standard. He also had a record setting baseball career at Clemson. Tiger Timeline

victory at N.C. State, a key win in Clemson's Hair had 1 13 yards rushing and 184 passing. September 27, 1952—Clemson played it sec- run to the , Clemson's third bowl bid ond and final home game of the season, a 14- in a four-year period. November 27, 1951 —Clemson accepted a bid 7 loss to Villanova. The Tigers played their final to play in the Gator Bowl. This was done seven games on the road that season. November 10, 1951—Glenn Smith, still against the wishes of the Southern Clemson's career leader in touchdown recep- Conference, who had made a rule its members November 8, 1952—Don King, making his first tions, had six catches for 129 yards in could not go to a bowl game. Clemson and and only career start at tailback, rushed for 234 Clemson's 21-2 victory over Boston College at Mary land (who also accepted a bowl bid) were yards on 33 carries in Clemson's 12-12 tie at Death Valley given sanctions. The two teams are told they Fordham. Included in that total was a 74-yard

will not be allowed to play any other conference run for a touchdown. The performance is still a November 17, 1951 —Buck George ran 90- teams in 1952. This resulted in teams leaving record for a Clemson freshman and still stands yards for a touchdown, still tied for the longest the Southern Conference and forming the ACC. as the third highest single game total in in history, in Clemson's 32-14 win over Furman Clemson history. King was substituting for an in a contest played at Greenville. September 20, 1952—Buck George rushed for injured Clemson tailback and returned to quar- 204 yards in 15 carries to set the school rush- terback the next week. He never played tail- November 24, 1951 —Clemson defeated ing record in a 53-13 victory over Presbyterian. back again. Auburn 34-0 in the final regular season game. George's record lasted only two months, as Billy Hair was the star again for Clemson as he teammate Don King gained 234 yards against May 8, 1953—Clemson joined the Atlantic demonstrated incredible ability as a runner and Fordham on November 8th of that year. Coast Conference as a charter member. passer. For the second time in 1951 he gained George also had 42 yards in receptions and the exactly 297 yards in total offense, second best 246 yard total is still sixth best in Clemson his- September 19, 1953—Clemson had an incred- in Clemson history at the time. Against Auburn, tory for a single game. ible 14 fumbles (lost five), but still defeated

44 1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season Ground Gainers A hallmark of Frank Howard teams, and Clemson's best teams in general over the last 100 years has been the presence of tough running backs. Two

of the best in the 1950s were Bill

Mathis and Joel Wells. Wells ranked in

the top 20 in the nation in rushing in

1955 and 1956 and in fact was on the cover of the NCAA stat manual prior to

his senior year. Mathis ranked 10th in

the nation in scoring in 1959 and led the Tigers in receiving and kickoff returns. He went on to win a Super

Bowl with the in 1969,

the first Clemson football player to earn a Super Bowl Ring.

Clemson 7, South Carolina The key victory for Clemson on the way to a top 20 season and Orange Bowl berth was a bizzare 7- win over South Carolina. Clemson did not attempt a m0^ pass in the game, yet still gained victory.

Tiger Timeline

Presbyterian, 33-7. November 21, 1953—Dreher Gaskin made his November 27, 1954—Clemson routed The final game as a Clemson Tiger memorable as Citadel by a 59-0 score behind the efficient run- October 3, 1953—Clemson's hopes of upset- he caught three touchdown passes in the sea- ning of Ken Moore. The Tiger back gained 152 ting eventual National Champion Maryland son final with Auburn. Clemson lost to the yards in just five rushes and the 30.4 yards per were dashed by the return game. Maryland's 14th-ranked on this day, but attempt is an all-time Clemson record for any

Dick Nolan raced 90 yards for a Terp touch- Gaskin's three scoring receptions still stand as player gaining at least 100 yards in a game. down on a punt return, and a Clemson single game standard. He had Wingo Avery provided the spark from a defen-

raced 88 yards on a kickoff return for a score. four catches for 1 29 yards in the game and Don sive standpoint as he became the first Tiger in Nolan went on to become an NFL coach with King threw for 226, one of just two 200-yard history to block two punts in one game. One of the . Maryland was ranked passing games by Clemson quarterbacks in the those blocked punts was returned for a third In the nation heading into the game. the 1950s. touchdown. Clemson also had an interception return for a score in that game, one of just five October 31, 1953—Clemson won Its first ACC October 9, 1954—Clemson upset 14th ranked games in Clemson history in which the Tigers game in history, 18-0 over Wake Forest in a Florida in Jacksonville, 14-7. Don King scored have had at least two returns for touchdown. contest played at Clemson. Dreher Gaskin, the winning touchdown on a one yard run with The Citadel gained just 64 yards total offense,

who later in the season set the Clemson single 14:54 left. best total defense by the Tigers in a game in game record for touchdown receptions, was the the decade of the 1950s. star in this Halloween win over the Deacons October 30, 1954—Ken Moore provided the

with seven receptions for 146 yards. It was the key play with an 81 -yard punt return in a 32-20 November 12, 1955—Maryland came to Death most reception yards and most receptions by a victory over Wake Forest in a game played in Valley as the #2 ranked team in the nation, the Clemson player in the decade of the 1950s. Charlotte. highest ranking for a Clemson opponent until Florida State's appearance as the number-one

9^ 1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season 45 Going Bowling

Clemson met the best in the nation for the first time at the 1959 Sugar Bowl. Clemson was cho- sen to meet #1 ranked LSU. Some felt the Tigers did not deserve the bid, but Clemson won over a

lot of fans in the 7-0 LSU victory. It took some trickery on a halfback option pass by winner to win the game for

the LSU Tigers. At left, Harvey White drives for yardage against the Chinese Bandits.

Clemson became the first school in college his- tory to play two bowl games in the same calendar year. The Tigers defeated #7 TCU by a 23-7 score, the highest ranked team Clemson defeated in the 1950s, in the 1959 Bluebonnet Bowl. Ron Scrudato scored a key touchdown in the photo

below left.

Whitey Jordan

A loyal Tiger for over 40 years, Jordan set a Clemson record for yards per attempt

in 1957 that lasted over 30 years. He gained over 30 yards per catch that year and played on the 1956 Orange Bowl team. He coached under Frank

Howard, and and is now an assistant athletic director with the Clemson football

staff. Tiger Timeline

team in 1995. Clemson played well against the Hurricanes defeated the Tigers 21-0 in the year old state classic, Big Thursday. highly regarded Terps, before losing 25-12. game played at Miami, FL. Joe Paglieli was a star for Clemson as he kept September 21, 1957—Clemson began the the Terps deep in their own territory for much of November 24, 1956—Clemson defeated season with a 66-0 victory over Presbyterian. the day with a 50.8 punting average on four Virginia 7-0 at Clemson to clinch the Tigers first Clemson used an awesome rushing game this attempts, the second best single game figure in ever ACC Championship. day and churned out 27 rushing first downs,

Clemson history at the time. still tied for best in Clemson history for a single December 1, 1956—Clemson clinched an game. The 66-0 win is Clemson's largest mar- October 25, 1956—Clemson defeated South Orange Bowl berth with a 28-7 win over gin of victory since 1945.

Carolina 7-0 without throwing a pass. It is the Furman at Clemson. last time Clemson has played a game and not November 30, 1957—Harvey White was mas- thrown a pass. January 1, 1957—Colorado defeated Clemson terful in a 45-6 win over Furman. White con-

27-21 in an exciting Orange Bowl in Miami. nected on 1 3 of 24 passes for 258 yards in a November 16, 1956—Vice President Richard Clemson had trailed 20-0 at the half and Frank performance that clinched his berth on the All- Nixon was in attendance at the Clemson-Miami Howard threatened to resign at halftime. But, ACC team, the only time a Clemson sopho- football game on this date. Surrounded by the Tigers came back to take a 21-20 lead in more quarterback has made first-team All- security from various agencies, a loud explo- fourth period, only to see the Buffalos score ACC. The passing yardage total was the most sion sounded and alarmed the body guard late to win the game. by a Clemson quarterback in the decade of the

along with the Vice President. To everyone's 1 950s. Whitey Jordan, now on Clemson's foot-

relief, it was discovered that it was just the can- March 25, 1957— It was announced that ball staff as an assistant athletic director, had non fired off by a Clemson cheerleader when Clemson and South Carolina would play at five catches for a career high 122 yards in that Clemson kicked off. The eighth-ranked Clemson on November 12, 1960 ending the 61- game.

46 1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season mi 1959 - Thrill a Minute The 1959 Tigers won the ACC championship, nine games, a

bowl game and ranked 1 1th in the final AP poll. Along the way Clemson captured a pair of ACC games by two points. The sea- son opened with a 20-18 victory at North Carolina in a battle of

top 20 teams. George Usry, at left, scored the winning touch- down on a one-yard run against Wake Forest. He had set up the winning score in the 33-31 Tiger conquest with a 73-yard inter- ception return.

Below is , Clemson All-America tackle that year who was a first-round draft pick of the New York Giants. Cordileone also played on Clemson's 1959 College World Series team.

Tiger Timeline

September 20, 1958—Clemson ran down the touchdown. Clemson has met the number-one ranked hill on a rug for the first time. The rug was offi- team. cially given to Clemson on this date before the October 6, 1958—Clemson was ranked eighth Clemson-Virglnia game by W.W.Pate, Sr., pres- in the country, the highest ranking in Clemson December 24, 1958— It was announced that ident of Wunda Weave Company It measured history, at that time. Clemson would take the rug the Tigers used to

104 feet long and was 13 feet wide. Also at this run down the hill with them to the Sugar Bowl. game, Clemson's first expansion of Memorial October 11, 1958—Clemson kept its top 10 The rug weighed 527 pounds. Stadium was used for the first time. Memorial ranking alive with a 12-7 win at Vanderbilt.

Stadium was expanded from 20,000 to 38,000 Harvey White scored the game winner on a December 27, 1958—Clemson announced it seats. three-yard run with three seconds left to win the would wear navy blue jerseys with wide numer-

game. It is the latest game-winning touchdown als front and back. Orange helmets with a September 27, 1958—Clemson defeated in Clemson history. white stripe from back to front in the center North Carolina, 26-21, as Frank Howard picked would also be worn to give a contrasting color up his 100th collegiate coaching win. Doug November 19, 1958—Clemson defeated N.C. for the nationwide television coverage of the Cline scored on a two-yard run with 2:52 left to State 13-6 and won its second ACC title in game. give Clemson the victory. It was one of four three years. George Usry scored on a one- times in 1958 that Clemson scored a touch- yard run with 12:16 left in what proved to be the January 1, 1959—Number-one ranked LSU down in the last quarter to win the game. Also game winner. and Heisman Trophy winner Billy Cannon the scoreboard at the east of the stadium was defeated Clemson 7-0 in the Sugar Bowl. used for the first time. The scoreboard had an November 29, 1958—Clemson accepted a Cannon, a halfback, threw a touchdown pass to added feature, as the Tiger above the score- Sugar Bowl bid to face the number-one team in give LSU and Paul Dietzel the national champi- board still wags his tail after each Clemson the nation, LSD, the first time in history onship clinching victory.

1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season 47 One of Ciemson's biggest wins of the

decade of tine 1 950s was the 27-0 victory over South Carolina in the final Big Thursday Game. Clemson and South Carolina met in Columbia in conjunction with the state fair for over 50 years. But, that meant Clemson never had the Gamecocks in Death Valley.

That changed in 1960, and it made the 1959

victory all the more meaningful. Harvey White starred for Clemson that day, hitting 9-10 passes for 162 yards and two touchdowns,

still the second best passing efficiency game in Clemson history.

Tiger Timeline

September 19, 1959—Clemson defeated October 31, 1959—Clemson defeated Rice the first round by the New York Giants of the North Carolina in Chapel Hill, 20-18 in a battle 19-0 thanks to an outstanding pass defense. . He was Ciemson's of top 20 teams. The Tar Heels were ranked The Tiger defense did not allow a completion only NFL first-round draft choice of the 1950s. 12th in the preseason poll. as the Owls were 0-13 in the air. Clemson threw for just 34 yards in the contest so the two December 7, 1959—Clemson ranked 11th in September 21, 1959—Clemson entered the teams had just 34 yards passing between the nation in the final AP poll with an 8-2 top five of the AP poll for the first time ever. them. record. Clemson would go on to defeat seventh Clemson received 370 poll points in ranking ranked TCU in the Bluebonnet Bowl, but once number-five in the nation after its victory over November 21, 1959—Clemson defeated Wake again there was no post-bowl poll in those North Carolina in the season opener. Forest 33-31 for Ciemson's second ACC title in days, so Ciemson's victory was not reflected in Clemson trailed only LSU, Oklahoma, Auburn a row. George Usry scored on a one-yard run a final poll. Five teams ranked ahead of and Mississippi in the poll. with 4:24 to go to give Clemson the triumph. Clemson lost bowl games that year. He also had a 73 yard interception return in the October 22, 1959—Clemson won the last Big game. The big play of the day for Wake Forest December 19, 1959—Clemson defeated TCU Thursday game by defeating South Carolina, was provided by Bobby Robinson (not the cur- in the first ever Bluebonnet Bowl, 23-7. The 27-0. Harvey White was on target all day, hit- rent Clemson athletic director), who had a 69- Horned Frogs, led by All-American and future

ting 9-10 passes for 162 yards and two scores. yard interception return for a touchdown. It is Dallas Cowboy Bob Lilly, were ranked seventh

Clemson fans tore down the steel goal posts still the fifth longest opponent interception in the nation entering the game. The victory which were set in concrete following the game. return in the history of Death Valley was also the 300th in Clemson history.

White's 282 passing efficiency rating is still second best in Clemson history December 5, 1959—Lou Cordileone, Ciemson's All-America tackle, was drafted in

48 1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season Memorial Stadium

In 1991, two very special anniver- the work was done by scholarship ath- when we got through. After that it took saries in the Clemson football tradition letes, including many football players. them three days to do the rest of the were observed. Not only did the 1991 The first staking out of the stadium field. Then we sat down in the middle season mark the 10th anniversary of was done by two members of the foot- of the field and ate up that whole 50 Clemson's National Championship ball team, A.N. Cameron and Hugh gallons." season, but it also marked the 50th Webb. Webb returned to Clemson Howard says that on the first day birthday of the place where the Tigers years later to be an architecture pro- of the first game in the stadium,"the won six games that season: Memorial fessor, and Cameron went on to gates were hung at 1:00 pm and we Stadium. become a civil engineer in Louisiana. played at 2:00 pm." But that would be

In the first 54 years of Memorial The building of the stadium did not all of the construction for a while.

Stadium, Clemson has a record of proceed without a few problems. One Then in 1958, 18,000 sideline seats 187-70-7, including a 29-8-1 ledger day during the clearing of the land, were added and, in 1960, a total of over the last six seasons. Clemson one young football player proudly 5,658 West end zone seats were had a 16-game unbeaten streak at announced that he was not allergic to added in response to increasing atten- home between 1990-92 and has a poison oak. He then commenced to dance. With the large end career winning ratio of 72.0 percent. attack the poison oak with a swing zone,"Green Grass" section, this

The stadium has definitely been blade, throwing the plants to and fro. expansion increased capacity to about good to the Tigers who call it home, The next day, however, the boy was 53,000. but the stadium was constructed swollen twice his size and had to be Later, upper decks were added to against the advice of at least one put in the hospital. each side of the stadium as crowds

Clemson coach. Just swelled-the first one in 1978 before head coach Jess and the second in 1983. This Neely left for Rice increased capacity to over

University after the 1939 80,000 which makes it one of season, he gave the 10 largest on-campus sta-

Clemson a message. diums in the country.

"Don't ever let them talk The effect spiraling you into building a big inflation has had in this centu- stadium," he said. "Put ry can be dramatically seen in about 10,000 seats the differences in stadium behind the Y.M.C.A. construction. The original

That's all you'll ever part of the stadium was built need'. at a cost of $125,000 or at Instead of following $6.25 a seat. The newest Coach Neely's advice, upper deck was finished in however, Clemson offi- 1983 at a cost of $13.5 mil- cials decided to build the lion, or $866 a seat. new stadium in a valley Memorial Stadium is one of the 10 largest on-campus stadiums in Through the years. on the western part of the nation with capacity listed at 81,474. Memorial Stadium has campus. The place would take some There are many other stories become known as "Death Valley." It clearing-there were many trees, but about the stadium including one stat- was tagged this by the late luckily there were no hedges. ing that Frank Howard put a chew of Presbyterian coach, Lonnie McMillan. The crews went to work: clearing, tobacco in each corner of the stadium After bringing his PC. teams to cutting, pouring, and forming. Finally, as the concrete poured. Clemson for years and getting on September 19, 1942, Clemson Howard says that the seeding of whipped, McMillan said the place was Memorial Stadium opened with the the grass caused a few problems. like Death Valley. A few years later the

Tiger football team thrashing "About 40 people and I laid sod on the name stuck. Presbyterian College, 32-13. Those field," he says. "After three weeks, on On November 16, 1974 the playing 20,000 seats installed for Opening July 15, we had only gotten halfway surface was named Frank Howard Day would soon grow; and grow and through. Field for the legendary coach because grow. This year Clemson celebrates "I told them that it had taken us of his long service and dedication to its 55th year in this outstanding facili- three weeks to get that far, and I would the University. ty. give them three more week's pay for Luckily, the stadium wasn't built

When the original part of the stadi- however long it took. I also told them behind the Y. um was built in the early 40's, much of we would have 50 gallons of ice cream

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Clemson University's commitment to pro- academic performance, assist student-athletes recently been purchased and an additional pur- vide its student-athletes with the very best of to become goal oriented, and promote all stu- chase of 15 new computers is slated for the facilities is evident in many ways. From the dent-athletes to maintain good scholarship, next academic year. A new computer lab has soaring upper decks of Memorial Stadium, to and promote independence in the academic been constructed and make a total of 40 com- the state-of-the-art strength training facility, arena. puters available for student-athletes. young men and women from all 18 of All computers feature comprehensive soft- Tutoring Clemson's varsity sports have the very best ware packages that enable student-athletes One of the most prestigious programs that in facilities for training and competition. Vickery to complete assignments successfully. All has received recognition essential to the Hall is no exception, as the $3 million structure computers are fully connected to the internet growth of Vickery Hall is the tutorial program. is as impressive aesthetically as any of the allowing for access of computers throughout The Student-Athlete Enrichment Program other facilities. But the importance of Vickery the world for research and communication. has been granted a Level 1 certification from Hall to the Clemson University Athletic the College of Reading and Learning Career Assistance Program Department is not found in the structure itself, Association, International Tutor Certification The Student-Athlete Career Assistance but in the many programs that the building Program. Of the hundred programs certi- Program is one of the most important programs houses. one fied by CRLA, the Clemson Student-Athlete provided by the staff of Vickery Hall. The phi- Vickery Hall opened in the spring of 1991 Enrichment Programs is one of two stu- losophy of this program is to provide stu- and is the only facility in the country built sole- dent-athlete programs in the country to achieve dent-athletes with job searching skills and ly for the all-around education of student-ath- this distinction. strategies, internships, practicum experience letes. The two-story, 27,000 square -foot build- Having tutor certification will enable stu- as well as summer employment. These pro- ing is open throughout the day and into the dent-athletes to be provided the highest quality grams are designed to address specific career evening to accommodate the extended sched- of academic assistance possible. Approxi- opportunities through a program that uses ules of student-athletes. mately 80 tutors are hired to provide academic each year to gain information on the The mission of the Student-Athlete support in the many subject areas offered. student-athletes. 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— Overtime

by James Brunson & Brian Hennessy toss, it can go down and score without the Notes on Overtimes Take yourself back 10 years in Clemson other team getting a chance. With the college • Clemson has been involved in 45 ties in its football history to 1986. The Tigers are in rule, at least if the first team scores, the other 1 00 years of football, but only one in the last nine Baltimore facing Maryland and are looking to team has a chance." years (107 games). clinch their first ACC Championship in four West also likes the idea of having an over- ' Clemson's last tie was a 20-20 thriller vs. years. A tie or a win gives Clemson the time, especially in regard to the six "quality" Virginia in 1991. Wayne Simmons blocked a Virginia field goal attempt on the last play of the Championship. Late in the game, however, the wins necessary to qualify for a bowl. "It will game to preserve the tie and Clemson's ACC task does not seem so easy, as the Tigers find change the way we coach the game at the end, championship hopes. themselves trailing by a field goal. but overall it is for the best. As long as we have • Clemson is destined for an overtime game if A drive deep into Terrapin territory leaves to win six Division l-A games to get to a bowl, it history repeats. The only years Clemson has the Clemson coaching staff with a decision will be beneficial to have overtime. A tie hurts had more than one tie in a season since 1935 send in "Mr. Clutch," David Treadwell, to both teams, because it is treated like a loss Do you are 1956, 1976 and 1986. Clemson had two ties game-tying field goal to win the it to qualifying for kick the ACC? when comes a bowl." in each of those years. The only year Clemson Or do you try to score a touchdown and risk Although the Tigers have not tied a game in has had three ties is 1906. • - losing the game and the Championship? This over four seasons, one does not have to think The last scoreless tie in Division I was on 1 1 is a no brainer, of course. The Tigers call on back that far to find a game that could have 19-83 when Oregon and Oregon State could not Treadwell, who nails the 21 -yard game-winner been effected by the tie-breaker rule. Coach score. • in single with 10 seconds left to tie the game at 17-17, West thinks back to only his third regular sea- The record for most tie games a week Is six, occurring three times. ..10-27-62, 9- touching off a string of three straight ACC titles. son game at the healm to find a situation that 28-63, 10-9-82. No brainers like these no longer will exist in he would have approached differently if the rule • The highest scoring tie game was on 11-16- college football, because from this point for- was in effect. 91, when San Diego State and Brigham Young ward, no game will end in a tie. Each year, the "I look back on how it would have changed each scored 52 points. NCAA Rules Committee meets to discuss pos- our approach at the Virginia game in 1994. We • The 1995 total number of ties (9) was the sible rules in college football. were tied six-to-six with a few minutes left changes You may and lowest since 1970. The most ties in one season remember the anti-celebration rule that this had the ball deep in our own territory. We tried took place in 1956 when there were 28 ties body implemented last year. to move the ball and threw an interception. If (Clemson had two of those). A record 5.02 per- The tie-breaker rule will have a direct we could have run out the clock and played for cent of the games that year ended in ties. impact on the strategy of the game and per- overtime, we would have had a much better haps the National Championship, as evidenced chance at winning the game." Major College Tie Games since 1954 in the 1966 Michigan State-Notre Dame game. The decision was so easy in 1986 that the Year Ties Games Pet Scoreless 1954 15 551 2.72 2 The Irish ran out the clock on their own 30-yard coaches on the sideline probably made it with- 1955 22 536 4.10 1 line, content with a 10-10 tie. Notre Dame, with out referring to Head Coach , who 1956 ••28 558 5.02 2 a 9-0-1 record, ended the season number-one coached that game from the Pressbox due to a 1957 24 570 4.21 4 in the country, even though Michigan State was suspension. Now, the decision will not be so 1958 19 578 3.29 2 also 9-0-1. That day Notre Dame Coach Ara easy. Going for two points to win a game after 1959 13 578 2.25 4 Parseghian saw three All-Amehca starters on a late touchdown won't be as common. 1960 23 596 3.86 4

1961 11 574 1.92 1 offense felled by injury before the first quarter Coaches will obviously always want the win, 1962 20 602 3.32 2 ended. Parseghian knew the voters would take but the decision may become similar to late 1963 '25 605 4.13 4 that into account. When his team beat eventu- inning decisions in baseball. Will road coaches 1964 19 613 3.10 2 al Rose Bowl Champion Southern Cal 51-0 the go for the win in regulation? Will home coach- 1965 19 619 3.07 4 next Saturday, the Irish were named unani- es settle for the tie and take their chances in 1966 13 626 2.08 mous National Champions. overtime? 1967 14 611 2.29 1 '17 Games that end in regulation as a tie will Only time, or should we say, overtime, will 1968 615 2.76 1 1969 9 621 1.45 follow the same tie-breaker rule that Division I- tell. 1970 7 667 1.05 AA teams have been following for years. After 1971 12 726 1.65 1 a coin toss, one team will begin a drive at the 1972 14 720 1.94 1 opponent's 25-yard line. They will continue on 1973 18 741 2.43 2 offense until their drive ends, either with a field 1974 18 749 2.40 goal, a touchdown, or a turnover. The team 1975 16 785 2.04 1976 "13 796 1.63 1 that began the overtime on defense will then 1977 '16 849 1.88 1 have the ball on the opponent's 25-yard line 1978 16 816 1.96 1 with a chance to match or beat the first team's 1979 17 811 2.10 1 result. 1980 12 810 1.48

If the game remains tied after each team 1981 17 788 2.16 *14 has had an opportunity to score, the game will 1982 599 2.34

'13 631 2.06 1 go into a second overtime (like playing extra 1983 1984 15 626 2.40 innings in baseball), and so on until the tie is 1985 13 623 2.09 broken. The 25-second clock and regular first 1986 "10 619 1.62 down rules will be used, but the game clock will 1987 13 615 2.11 be turned off. In other words, each team will 1988 12 616 1.95 have as long as they need to conduct their 1989 15 614 2.44 2.41 drive. Statistics in the overtime period will also 1990 15 623 1991 •14 617 2.27 count towards the game statistics. 1992 13 619 2.10 Coach Tommy West likes the format of the 1993 11 613 1.79 overtime. "I like the format, more than the pro- 1994 13 617 2.11 fessional rule. With the professional rule, it puts 1995 9 622 1.45 a big advantage on who wins the (coin) toss. If The new NCAA tie-breaker rule might have result in the 1994 'includes one Clemson tie it is a high scoring game and a team wins the led to a different Clemson-Virginia game. "includes two Clemson ties

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by Brett Sowell Team in the summer of 1995, Benson went on Player of the Year (by four organizations no

The hour approaches midnight outside the a mission to improve himself, and he did. He less) and the first to win ACC Athlete of the gates of Rosenblatt Stadium in Omaha, NE, rolled through the 1996 regular season and Year. and an attempt by the Clemson publicity staff to NCAA regional playoffs accumulating 14 wins After signing a few autographs, Benson and help Kris Benson avoid autograph seekers has and no losses for Jack Leggett's club. The last his family rushed down to the 1st base dugout failed. Benson finds himself surrounded by at time he had lost was on May 1 5, 1 995 to Miami, clubhouse of the stadium for a conference call least 75 people and more are finding their way Clemson's foe in the first game of the CWS. with the Pittsburgh media. Benson talked on a to him. It is the last chapter in a six-day emo- The second factor was that Benson was cellular phone with Cam Bonifay the Pittsburgh tional rollarcoaster for Benson. rumored to be the leading candidate to be the general manager, and then the media. All the In classic Benson style, at the request of number-one pick in the major league draft, while his family was caught up in the moment

Coach Jack Leggett, he says, "I would sign which was scheduled for the next Tuesday. as his father took snap shot after snap shot of them all if I could, but we have to go." Benson Gametime approached on Friday and as Benson on the phone. moves through the crowd to an idling van and Benson made the walk down from the Benson told the media, "I don't have a crawls in. The van pulls away and his three- to the dugout, he was flanked by an ESPN timetable and I don't think Pittsburgh has one.

year Clemson baseball career has come to an camera crew not four feet from him every step I think they just want me to come in and get as end. Sometimes in life the end is just another of the way. His parents in the stands also much experience as I can and learn how to beginning and for Benson that happens to be made an appearance in front of a national tele- succeed at the next level. I'm a good learner." the case. vision audience. It was Benson's time to shine. That Tuesday was a very special day in the An hour earlier at the post game press con- However, despite striking out a near record 15 history of Clemson baseball. The Tigers made ference following Clemson's season ending batters in just 7 1/3 innings, the Hurricanes a thrilling come from behind win over Alabama loss to Miami in the College World Series, ended Benson's incredible winning streak. 14-13 to once again stare down elimination.

Benson finally gave into all the emotion of the Even though he was not pitching for the Benson and Koch were among the first four week. The barrels of the Miami bats had just Tigers on Tuesday, it would be a big day for players selected in the major league draft. That handed Benson his second loss in less than a Benson. The team arrived at Rosenblatt marked the first time two pitchers were taken week and his third consecutive loss to the Stadium at 12:15pm to face Alabama at from the same school in the first four picks and Hurricanes over the course of two years, his 2:30pm. Awaiting Benson, was a representa- just the second time in the history of the draft only losses in the period. tive from the , and in his bag two players from the same team, regardless of

When Benson was asked by a reporter, were several hats and a the position, were taken within the first five

"What is going to be your fondest memory at jersey that read "Pirates" picks.

Clemson," all of the emotional highs and lows of on the front and The next day Benson would lose to Miami, the last six days caught up with this stoic figure. "Benson" on the but before the game he displayed the reason

He started to respond, by saying, "It's been a back. He had actu- he is described as a class act by anyone who

lot of fun and I have had a lot of memories." ally found out at meets him. ESPN2 color analyst, Larry Conley, The emotion of the last six days caught up with 10:00 AM that inquired to find out any interesting facts about him and as tears began to appear, he said, day that he Clemson players. He was told about a 75 - "wrong question." He put his head down and would page marketing paper Benson had done on coach Leggett responded for him. become the Clemson baseball. Benson and a class- "Kris Benson will always be the best college first ath- mate had produced the paper during the pitcher I've ever had or ever seen. I'll remem- lete in spring semester. ber all the games he won for us. He has a good Clemson When Benson received word that the future ahead of him and he'll be a tremendous history, paper was going to be mentioned that night success. He has a good work ethic and he regardless of on the game broadcast, he sent teammate gave us all he had." Leggett paused and sport, to be David Shepard to Conley with a message. added, "He's as good a person and as good a the first pick Shepard said, "Kris told me to make sure you player as you'll see in college." of a pro- told everyone that he was co-author of the

A week earlier the Tigers arrived in Omaha fessional paper, not the only author." Conley with a on Wednesday May 29th after winning the draft. grin stated, "What a great kid!" Even though

NCAA Atlantic Regional at Clemson the previ- It was he was the number-one pick of the draft, ous weekend. For Benson, this week at the Benson still made the academic honor roll in College World Series was to be his national the Spring semester. showcase. He already found himself on the Those six days in Omaha are a distant cover of Baseball America and the next day another memory now. Benson handled all the emotion, the magazine would name him its National honor for the the press, the fans, and publicity the only way Player-of-the-Year. Tiger who he knew how, with class. Since then Benson

Benson is a player who doesn't make an later would has won a bronze medal in the Olympics and effort to stand out. He prefers to just blend in become the signed with the Pirates for a record signing with the rest of his teammates, but this week first bonus worth $2 million. would be different. For instance, the Clemson Clemson Oh yes, he bought himself a new black coaching staff worried so much about Benson athlete in Nissan 300 ZX, which he currently drives on and teammate Billy Koch being disturbed by history to the Clemson campus. Despite the large con- outside phone calls, that both pitchers were be named tract, he is back in school and will soon have taken off the hotel's computer. In secret service a National his degree. type protection, the hotel front desk staff didn't NOTE: The IPTAY Athlete of the Year is presented by even know which room either pitcher was in. Benson was the #1 pick of the entire 1996 Lou and Gene Willimon. Mr. Willimon served as Two factors contributed to this fact. The first major league draft, a first in Clemson Executive Director of IPTAY for 28 years. The presen- was that after being cut by the USA Baseball sports history. tation will be made prior to today's game.

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1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season 61 Clemson Alphabetical Roster

No. Name Pgs Hgt. Wgt. CL Exp. No. Name Pos Hgt. Wgt. CI. ExE. 53 RAHIM ABDULLAH OLB 6-6 225 *FR. RS 84 MAL LAWYER WR 6-1 170 FR. HS Jacksonville, FL/Fletcher Charleston, SC/Berkeley 10 MICHAEL ALLEN SS 5-11 204 SO. 1VL 64 ZANE LEWIS OT 6-2 283 *S0. 1VL Conway, SC/Conway Memphis, TN/Raleigh-Egypt 78 EDALTMAN C 6-3 290 *JR. 1VL 13 BILLY LUCKIE QB 6-2 200 *FR. RS Waycross, GA/Ware Cty Ft. Walton Bch, FL/Choctawhatchee 21 CARL BAKER WR 6-0 192 *FR. RS 48 TRAVIS MACKLIN RB 6-1 230 *S0. SO. Sumter, SC/Sumter Pittsburgh, PA/Perry Traditional Ac 74 BRENT BANASIEWICZ OG 6-3 280 *SO. 1VL 59 JASON MARTINELLI DL 6-5 240 FR. HS Monticello, FUAucilla Christian Roxbury CT/Milford Acad. 47 HOWARD BARTLEY OLB 6-3 197 *SO. RS 9 DEXTER MCCLEON CB 5-10 195 *SR. 3VL Decatur, GA/Southwest Dekalb Meridian, MS/Meridian 65 ELMER BENCH (LVS) SN 5-9 200 JR. 2VL 35 DAMONTE MCKENZIE DE 6-2 261 SO. 1VL Manning, SC/Manning Lake City, SC/Lake City 87 ERIC BRADFORD DE 6-3 271 *JR. 1VL 45 HAROLD MEANS LB 6-0 215 FR. HS Dalzell, SC/Georgia Military JC Spartanburg, SC/Spartanburg 36 MICHAEL BRICE K/P 5-11 182 *S0. SO. 68 JOEDY MITCHELL OT 6-6 280 *FR. RS Newberry SC/Newberry Conyers, G/VHeritage 91 DL 6-4 250 JR. JC 30 WAYNE MOORE SS 5-9 171 *FR. RS Chopee, SC/Ga. Military JC Lake Butler, FL/Union 94 DONALD BROOMFIELD MG 6-4 262 *S0. 1VL 60 THEO MOUGROS DL 6-2 265 FR. HS Olustee, FLVBaker County Tarpon Springs, FLH'arpon Springs 93 TERRY BRYANT TE 6-4 230 FR. HS 96 TONY PLANTIN DE 6-4 273 JR. 2VL Savannah, GA/Johnson Pendleton, SC/Pendleton 79 OT 6-3 290 *JR. 2VL 31 BRAD POPE SS 5-11 195 SR. 2VL Wilmington, DE/AI Dupont Alpharetta, GA/Milton 77 MATT BUTLER OG 6-3 290 'SO. 1VL 70 HOLLAND POSTELL OT 6-6 285 *S0. 1VL Belmont, NC/South Point Summerville, SC/Summerville 28 ANDRE' CARTER SS 5-10 200 GR. 3VL 5 IDRIS PRICE LB 6-2 205 FR. HS Camden, SC/Camden Norwalk, CT/Milford Acad. 46 JAMES CHAPPELL WR 6-0 197 JR. 1VL 27 RAYMOND PRIESTER TB 6-1 230 JR. 2VL Columbia, SC/Dutch Fork Allendale, SC/Allendale-Fairfax 56 O.J.CHILDRESS ILB 6-3 224 SO. 1VL 19 DAVID RICHARDSON PK 6-1 178 JR. SO Nashville, TN/McGavock Clemson, SC/Daniel 83 WILL CLARK FB 6-2 232 *FR. SO. 54 DARIUS RAPLEY LB 5-11 230 SO. SO Marietta, GAAA/alton Piedmont, SC/Greer 49 JASON COLLINS TE 6-5 230 *JR. 2VL 11 CHRIS ROBBINS QB 5-11 203 SR. SO. Slidell, LA/Northshore Hartsville, SC/McBee 3 KENYA CROOKS WR 6-3 205 JR. 2VL 17 RYAN ROMANO P/K 5-11 180 FR. HS Seneca, SC/Seneca W. Palm Beach, FL/Cardinal Newman 20 RUDYCURRIE OLB 6-3 205 *JR. 1VL 75 GLENN ROUNTREE OG 6-3 290 *JR. 2VL Cleveland, OH/St. Edwards Suffolk, VA/Nansemond-Suffolk 33 TONYDESUE OLB 5-10 211 GR. 3VL 62 HAMID SALIM OL 5-9 237 SR. SO. Virginia Beach, VA/Kempsville Seneca, SC/Seneca 52 ADRIAN DINGLE OLB 6-3 250 SO. 1VL 41 ANTHONY SIMMONS LB 6-1 220 SO. 1VL Holly Hill, SC/Holly Hill-Roberts Spartanburg, SC/Spartanburg 32 KELTON DUNNICAN FB 5-11 210 *SR. 2VL 18 EMORY SMITH RB 6-0 242 *SR. 3VL Sumter, SC/NE Oklahoma JC Pensacola, FL/Escambia 1 ANTWAN EDWARDS FS 6-1 210 SO. 1VL 14 OB 6-3 200 *FR. RS Starkville, MS/Starkville Gettysburg, PA/Gettysburg 85 WESLEY ELLIS TE 6-4 240 *SO. SO. 63 MARK STRIEWING OL 6-3 280 FR. HS Pemberton, NJ/Pemberton Twp. Blacksburg, SC/Blacksburg 43 ANDY FORD CB 5-11 180 SR. 3VL 39 SHAUN SULLIVAN RB 6-0 215 FR. HS Sumter, SC/Sumter Duluth, GA/Duluth 29 PETER FORD CB 5-11 180 SR. 3VL 44 JOHN THOMPSON LB 5-10 221 SO. SO. Sumter, SC/Sumter Jacksonville, FL/Fletcher 12 DOMARCO FOX DB 6-1 183 FR. HS 55 JAMIE TRIMBLE C 6-2 250 *SR. 2VL Philadelphia, MS/Neshoba Central Ormond Beach, FLVMainland 73 JASON GAMBLE OG 6-3 275 JR. JC 22 DAMONDWARD CB 5-10 172 SO. 1VL Wichita, KS/Hutchinson CC Wilson, NC/Milford Academy (CT) 24 ROBERT GOODSON DB 5-9 194 SO. SO. 16 JUSTIN WATTS WR 6-1 200 FR. HS Hartsville, SC/Hartsville Florence, SC/Florence 15 OB 5-11 191 JR. 2VL 97 RAYMOND WHITE MG 6-3 265 *JR. 2VL Yonkers, NY/Lincoln Clinton, MS/Clinton 82 LAMONT HALL TE 6-4 252 *JR. 2VL 92 BRETT WILLIAMS DE 6-4 265 GR. 3VL Clover, SC/Clover Albany, GA/Dougherty 76 JASON HOLLOMAN DL 6-4 250 FR. HS 98 ERIC WILLIAMS DL 6-3 275 FR. HS Decatur, GA/Lakeside Marlboro, SC/Marlboro 7 WR 5-11 177 JR. 2VL 42 MOND WILSON LB 6-3 243 *JR. 2VL Rockingham, NC/Richmond Cty. Tupelo, MS/Tupelo 71 COREY HULSEY OT 6-7 345 FR. HS 25 BRIAN WOFFORD WR 6-1 160 FR. HS Lula, GA/North Hall Spartanburg, SC/Spartanburg 90 FREDERICK JAMES DL 6-1 230 FR. HS 2 JOE WOODS WR 5-9 160 *SR. 3VL# St. Stephen, SC/St. Stephen Union, SC/Union 38 BASHON JOHNSON SS 5-10 190 JR. SO. 50 MICHAEL YOUNG LB 6-0 234 *FR. RS Winnsboro, SC/Fairfield Central Clinton, SC/Clinton 57 CHRIS JONES LB 6-1 215 SO. 1VL 6 SAM ZANDERS RB 5-11 218 FR. HS Monroe, GA/Monroe Area Arlington, V/VWashington/Lee 37 KEVIN LAIRD P 5-11 172 *S0. 1VL earned 2 letters at Mississippi Brandon, MS/Brandon 61 MARK LANDRY OT 6-4 273 JR. 2VL Atlanta, GA/Milford Academy

62 1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season Clemson vs. Furman 1896

by Sam Blackman follows: 1896 Starting Lineup A century ago this month, Clemson Football ( 1 ) Will report promptly to all practices pre- LE: J.H. Blain, SR was born. scribed by the coach unless physically disabled LT: J.D.White, FR On a still, balmy, September night on the or prevented from attending on account of col- young and undeveloped Clemson College lege duties. LG: L.L. Hendricks, SO campus a group of cadets met in the barracks (2) In any of the above instances, players C: George Swygert, JR to discuss the feasibility of organizing a football will report the facts beforehand, when possi- RG: Shack Shealy, FR team to represent the all-male military school. ble, to the coach. RT: Jock Hanvey, FR Other state schools had football, and the ques- (3) Players will not. without the consent of RE: Charlie Gentry, SO tion was raised—why not Clemson?. coach and trainer, eat anything at any time QB: Jeff IVIaxwell, JR A total of 30 students met that night and except at training table: will not drink alcoholic LHB: FG.Thompkins, SR from this group 20 players would make the var- or spirituous liquors or soda water FB: A.M. Chritzberg, SR sity squad that year. From this group three Players will not use tobacco in any form (4) RHB: R.G. Hamilton, SR students were appointed to consult engineer- or engage in any form of dissipation.

ing professor Walter M. Riggs as to the man- (5) Players will retire not later then 11:00 nose and shin guards. Due to the lack of hel- agement of a football team and to ask his aid p.m., unless permission is granted by coach mets and head protection they wore long hair as coach. Legend has it that only one of these and trainer or prevented by college duties. to protect the head. 30 players at the original meeting had ever (6) Players will obey the directions of the After gruelling practices, the first-ever seen a football. coach and captain on the field of play as before Clemson game day finally arrived. It was only appropriate that Riggs would specified, and use their influence to promote

On October 31 , 1 896, just 26 days after the coach the Clemson Tigers that first year. discipline both on and off the field of play. first practice, Clemson traveled to Furman Riggs played football at Auburn during his stu- (probably by train). This was the first time that dent days at left end. He was captain and Another oddity about Clemson's early many of the Clemson players had seen a full- catcher of the baseball team and graduated beginnings is that Professor Riggs was one of sized gridiron. with top honors in 1892 with a B.S. degree in two men around who had ever played football George Swygert, center on the first electrical and mechanical engineering. After and only a few had ever seen the game. Clemson football team, recalled the Furman starting the Clemson program and coaching Practice continued and as one description game and the first season as follows: the team in 1896 and 1899 he headed the put it, "a hardy group of early Tigers who cared "With Professor Riggs as our coach we got Clemson Athletic Association (Athletic Director) little for their skin and bones turned out for in shape fairly well. Our first game was with and was a key administrator of the Southern practice and began enthusiastically slamming

Furman, the biggest men I have ever seen, and Intercollegiate Athletic Association (an early each other to the rock strewn practice field." believe it or not, we won that game. We had a Southern athletic conference with several Without any capital, the team's first equip- few trick plays. One was when the play ended schools as members). He later became pres- ment was personal property, but other neces- near the side lines. Our lightest end would hide ident of Clemson College in 1911. sary equipment was purchased with money the ball under his sweater and as the two teams On October 5, 1896, Clemson began prac- that was willingly contributed by members of moved toward the center of the field for the next tice on a 50x200 foot field in front of the col- the faculty and student body. play, he appeared to be injured. Then when lege. It is believed that this field was located in Equipment in the early years consisted of things were clear, he made a bee-line for the front of what is now the student union building very little padding except at the knees and goal. This worked maybe once a game over (the area between Tillman Hall and the Trustee elbows. Tightly fitting and laced leather or can-

the years I played; it worked against Furman in House). vas jackets served as the main bodily protec- our first game." The first Clemson football team had training tion against the crashing effects of mass plays, Very few details of the Clemson-Furman rules to be followed to the letter. They were as and left little for a tackier to grab. A few had game are known, but Charlie Gentry scored Clemson's first touchdown in history. The Tigers defeated Furman, 14-6 at Greenville, SC in that first game. Clemson's upset win over Furman was a monumental milestone for the school. Furman was considered at the time an experienced team having played the game since 1889, (the year Clemson was founded). A member of Clemson's first football team. Shack Shealy was the head coach of the Tigers in 1904. He holds the distinction of being the only Clemson player to have coached his alma mater. Shealy coached Clemson one year and guided the Tigers to a 3-3-1 record overall, which included wins over Alabama, Georgia, and Tennessee. In 1896, a football field was 110 yards long and a touchdown counted only four points: whereas a field goal, and that was either a drop kick or through placement, counted five points, and the goal after touchdown counted two points, as also did a safety. Little did this group of 30 students know, meeting 100 years ago in a tiny barrack's room, they would set the foundation of one of the most successful football programs in the The 1896 Clemson Tigers nation.

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When Has the Ball CLEMSON OFFENSE FURMAN DEFENSE LT JIM BUNDREN 79 RE BRYAN DAILER 64 LG MATT BUTLER 77 SST PHIL WARREN 75 C JAMIE TRIMBLE 55 NG REGGIE WILLIAMS 56 RG GLENN ROUNTREE 75 WST MICHAEL BROWN 99 RT HOLLAND POSTELL 70 OLB BERNARD SCOTT 58 TE LAMONT HALL 82 LB DARYL SMITH 51 SE KENYA CROOKS 3 LB JAY THIER 44 QB NEALON GREENE 15 CB MICHAEL MCNEIL 38 TB RAYMOND PRIESTER 27 CB KEVIN JACKSON 9 FB EMORY SMITH 18 SS SETHRAMALEY 26 FLK JOE WOODS 2 FS JEREMY OSBORNE 33 PK MICHAEL BRICE 36 P JOEY WADE 88 CLEMSON UNIVERSITY

1 ANTWAN EDWARDS FS 23 MATT PADGETT PK 48 TRAVIS MACKLIN RB 74 BRENT BANASIEWICZ OG 2 JOE WOODS WR 25 BRIAN WOFFORD WR 49 JASON COLLINS TE 75 GLENN ROUNTREE OG 3 KENYA CROOKS WR 27 RAYMOND PRIESTER TB 50 MICHAEL YOUNG LB 76 JASON HOLLOMAN DL 5 IDRIS PRICE LB 28 ANDRE' CARTER SS 52 ADRIAN DINGLE OLB 77 MATT BUTLER OG 6 SAM ZANDERS RB 29 PETER FORD CB 53 RAHIM ABDULLAH OLB 78 ED ALTMAN C 7 TONY HORNE WR 30 WAYNE MOORE SS 55 JAMIE TRIMBLE C 79 JIM BUNDREN OT 8 TREVOR PRYCE DE 31 BRAD POPE SS 56 Q.J. CHILDRESS ILB 82 LAMONT HALL TE 9 DEXTER MCCLEON CB 32 KELTON DUNNICAN FB 57 CHRIS JONES LB 83 WILL CLARK FB 10 MICHAEL ALLEN SS 33 TONY DESUE OLB 59 JASON MARTINELLI DL 84 MAL LAWYER WR 11 CHRIS ROBBINS QB 36 MICHAEL BRICE K/P 60 THEO MOUGROS MG 85 WESLEY ELLIS TE 12 DOMARCO FOX DB 37 KEVIN LAIRD P 61 MARK LANDRY OT 87 ERIC BRADFORD DE 13 BILLY LUCKIE QB 38 BASHON JOHNSON SS 62 HAMID SALIM C 90 FREDERICK JAMES DL 14 BRANDON STREETER QB 39 SHAUN SULLIVAN RB 63 MARK STRIEWING OL 91 LORENZO BROMELL DL 15 NEALON GREENE QB 41 ANTHONY SIMMONS LB 64 ZANE LEWIS OG 92 BRETT WILLIAMS DE 16 JUSTIN WATTS QB 42 MOND WILSON LB 65 ELMER BENCH (US) SN 93 TERRY BRYANT TE 17 RYAN ROMANO P/K 43 ANDY FORD CB 68 JOEDY MITCHELL OT 94 DONALD BROOMFIELD MG 18 EMORY SMITH RB 44 JOHN THOMPSON LB 70 HOLLAND POSTELL OT 96 TONY PLANTIN DE 20 RUDY CURRIE OLB 45 HAROLD MEANS LB 71 COREY HULSEY OT 97 RAYMOND WHITE MG 21 CARL BAKER WR 46 JAMES CHAPPELL WR 72 MATT MCLEOD OT 98 ERIC WILLIAMS DL 22 DAMOND WARD CB 47 HOWARD BARTLEY OLB 73 JASON GAMBLE C 99 GARY CHILDRESS DL When Furman Has the Ball FURMAN OFFENSE CLEMSON DEFENSE TE LUTHER BROUGHTON 84 BAN ADRIAN DINGLE 52 LT LEE DRAKE 79 DE TONY PLANTIN 96 LG DAVID GIBSON or 62 MG RAYMOND WHITE 97 BEN HALL 59 DE BRETT WILLIAMS 92 C MARK GRAVES 52 RUSH RAHIM ABDULLAH 53 RG GREG SANDER 68 ILB MOND WILSON 42 RT BRIAN NUTTER 71 ILB ANTHONY SIMMONS 41 SE BO DAVIS 7 CB DEXTER MCCLEON 9 PL JOSH COLE 80 SS ANDRE CARTER 28 QB BRANIFF BONAVENTURE 11 FS ANTWAN EDWARDS 1 FB COLIN ROSS 23 CB ANDY FORD 43 TB MARK MOORE 28 P KEVIN LAIRD 37 PK DAVID BURTON 35

FURMAN UNIVERSITY

1 BRYANT HUGULEY CB 25 JOEY ESPINOSA SS 47 ORLANDO RUFF LB 73 MARK FOSTER C 2 TYRON BERRIAN FLK 26 SETH RAMALEY SS 48 BRIAN CONNER RUE 74 TIM POUYER OG 3 MICHAEL MCNEIL CB 28 MARK MOORE TB 49 PARRISH CLARK FB 75 PHIL WARREN DT 4 DESMOND KITCHINGS FLK 29 ROCCO ADRIAN FS 51 DARYL SMITH LB 76 STEVE KUPCHINSKY RUE 5 JEFF KING LB 30 TROY STRAPPY CB 52 MARK GRAVES C 77 JOSH MOORE OT 6 BERNARD SCOTT OLB 31 MIKE SCHMIDT FS 54 HERSHAL PLEASANT DT 78 GREG BURRELL OG 7 80 DAVIS SE 32 SHUN ELLIS FB 55 BOBBY HUBBARD RUE 79 LEE DRAKE OT 8 CHRIS JONAS OB 33 JEREMY OSBORNE FS 56 REGGIE WILLIAMS NG 80 JOSH COLE FLK 9 KEVIN JACKSON CB 34 ANDRE STROMAN CB 57 DANNY HOWELL OLB 81 MARTIN JACKSON FLK 10 JOHN KEITH SS 35 DAVID BURTON PK 59 BEN HALL OG 82 MARK RUCKER SE 11 BRANIFF BONAVENTURE OB 36 MARQ CERQUA FB 60 RYAN KINEARD OT 83 KERRICK THOMAS SE 12 RICK ADDY QB 37 MARION MARTIN SS 61 LUKE KOSMAN NG 84 LUTHER BROUGHTON TE 14 RICO PERKINS CB 38 JASON WELLS PK 62 DAVID GIBSON OG 85 MICHAEL OWINGS TE 15 JUSTIN HILL QB 39 STUART RENTZ TB 64 BRYAN DAILER RUE 87 KEVIN STEWART SE 19 WAYNE GREGORY FLK 40 ADAM SANDERS FB 65 MIKE DUCKWALL OG 88 JODY WADE SE/P 20 OUINTON BURTON TB 41 JOE PEDROLI LB 66 MARK BATLUCK OG 89 DAN TRAMMEL TE 21 COREY KECK CB 42 TOM GOILA OLB 67 BRIAN CROSS OT 90 B.J. PATE DT 22 ERNEST CROSBY TB 43 BARNEY LYNCH TE 68 GREG SANDER OG 92 MIKE DAVIS NG 23 COLIN ROSS FB 44 JAY THIER LB 71 BRIAN NUTTER OT 93 LEROY DAVIES-VENN DT 24 WALTER BOOTH FS 46 COLIN ROGERS OLB 72 PETER KAMM DT 99 MICHAEL BROWN DT or upenor

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1 BRANIFF BONAVENTURE OB 6-1 1 95 Sr 61 1 1 IKF KOSMAM NG 6-2 232 Fr. Orlando, Fla. Cincinnati, Ohio 24 WAI TFR ROOTH FS 5-10 1 7n Pr 76 STEVE KUPCHINSKY RUE 6-4 241 Fr. Gainesville, Fla. Kingsport, Tenn. c, 84 1 1 ixHFR RROI If^HTDN j£ or 43 RARNFY 1 YNCH J£ 6-1 231 Sr. Huger, S C. Atlanta, Ga. 99 MICHAEL BROWN DT 6-1 244 Sr 37 MARION MARTIN SS 5-8 203 Fr. Commerce, Ga. Columbia, S.C.

78 \_j n i_ \J Lj u n n t i_L. OG CI97fi\J Ir 3 MICHAEL MCNEIL CB 5-9 165 Sr. Ellijay, Ga. Wando, S.C. 35 DAVID RIIRTON PK 6-0 204 So 77 lOSH MOORF OT 6-3 286 Fr. Tampa, Fla. Cross Hill, S.C.

20 OIIINTOM RIIRTON TB 5-9 1 7R ff 28 MARK MOORF TB 5-8 1 77 Jr. Hartwell, Ga. Tarpon Springs, Fla. 36 MARO CERQUA FB 5-1 204 Fr j-\ RRIAN NIITTFR OT 6-2 285 Sr. Six Mile, S.C. Atlanta, Ga.

49 PARRmH n ARK FB •J o 1 QR Ir 33 JEREMY OSBORNE FS 5-10 200 Jr. Waycross, Ga. Kingsport, Tenn. 80 insH roi F FLK 5-10 167 OlCr 85 MICHAEL OWINGS TE 6-3 229 R-Fr. Dalton, Ga. Ninety Six, S.C. 48 RRIAN rONNFR RUE 6-2 226 R-Fr 90 B.J. PATE DT 6-4 270 So. Knoxville, Tenn. Inman, S.C.

22 TB 6-0 192 So 41 inF PFDROI 1 LB 6-0 228 R-Fr Greenville, S.C. Germantown, Tenn.

67 RRIAN CROSS OT 6-2 242 Jr 14 RICO PERKINS CB 5-9 1 71 So. Longwood, Fla. Somerset, KY 64 RRYAN DAM FR RUE 6-3 231 Jr 54 uipRoi-iAi PI fac;ANT DT 6-1 235 Fr. Winter Garden, Fla. North Augusta, S.C.

93 1 CROY DAVIFS-VFNN DT 6-2 241 Jr 74 TIM POUYER OG 6-3 242 Fr. Atlanta, Ga. Conway, S.C. cpj|_| 7 RO DAVIS SE 6-1 190 Sr 26 RAMAI FY SS 6-0 200 Sr. Marietta, Ga. Birmingham, Ala.

STI lART RFNT7 5-7 1 92 iviMIKF1 LyrADAVISV 1 o NG 6-2 258 Jr 39 TB 80 Fr. Manning, S.C. Pickens, S.C. cc 79 1 DRAKF OT 6-4 296 Jr 46 COI IN ROGFRS OLB 6-2 225 So. Jacksonville, Fla. Danville, Ky.

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32 SHI iN Fl 1 IS FB 5-9 235 R-Fr 82 MARK RUCKER SE 6-3 195 Fr. Somerset, Ky. Simpsonville, S.C. 25 lOFY FSPINOSA SS 5-9 166 So 47 ORLANDO RUFF LB 6-2 243 So. Swansea, S.C. Winnsboro, S.C. 73 MARK FOSTER c 6-2 289 So 68 nRPO ^AMDFR OG 6-3 252 Sr Williamston, S.C. Bradenton, Fla. 62 nAVin GIRSOM 6-1 280 Sr 40 r^LJr^WiADAM OrAI>IL/LnOSAMnFRS FB 5-10 201 Pr Dalton, Ga. West Point, Ga. 42 TOM GOILA OLB 6-0 225 Sr 31 MIKF '^OHMIDT FS 6-0 1 96 R-Fr Cincinnati, Ohio Jacksonville, Fla. 52 MARK (^RAVF9 Q 6-3 270 Sr p. RFRNARn "^rOTT OLB Ir Marietta, Ga. St. Augustine, Fla. 19 WAYNE GREGORY FLK 5-9 161 R-Fr 51 nARYl 9MITH LB 6-0 229 Sr Union, S.C. North Augusta, S.C. KFWIN *^TF\A/ART t^F 1 Qn 59 RFN HAI 1 OG 6-4 288 R-Fr o / O 1 ou Ti irkpr 1 Ul^r\C 1 . Royston, Ga. ,

1 11 I^TIN HII 1 OB 5-11 1 85 Pr 30 TROY STRAPPY CB 5-10 191 Sr, Gainesville, Fla \Ji \ CCI , O.v-/. 5-7 O 1 OLB 5-10 200 Jr 34 ANDRE STROMAN CB 167 Fr. Largo, Fla. Plantation, Fla. lAV 55 RORRY HIIRRARD RUE 6-3 207 R-Fr 44 XHIFR LB R-? Ir

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Annmario MrAiilov/ Animsl ^ripnpp Beach, 1 111 1 lai ijuici iVrfC NY Clemson had a record 110 student-athletes earn selection to the rMllllllallc IvILrVUItJy V V 1 dL^ FR rvi Westhampton

Pflrmpl IhJ ACC Academic Honor Roll for the 1995-96 academic year. The total TrscGy McCsrroll W'SoCCGf FR rlu rliycjILdl 1 Mcldpy AndyG McCrorsy ruutudii un Ivldblcib ruuilL, MUMIIil. ^uu^opk mil,Hill ovj shattered the single year record of 83 set last season. Among the 1 10 Pc\/ph aI An\/ Rradpntnn Fl McrGdilh McCuliGn JR rayt/i lUiuyy UI auci iiui 1, I L student-athletes who made the list by earning a 3.0 or better for the IvIcydM IVILCIIciy \/nllcs\/hall SR 0[Jt;Lidi uuuudiiuii Orland Park, IL year were 17 football players, also a Clemson single year record. The Health Qripnpo ^tillwatpr MN>l Msrs Millsr W-SoccGr FR ncdlli 1 OLlcl ILc Ollll VVCllCI , IVIi ACC has named an ACC Academic Honor roll for athletics every year III ai, ij'o' L/dlcy IViUIII 1 vV own 1 II 1 III lU SO ruuu oijiciiLC WC1 since 1957.

^^-^\A/lmminn Pnmniitpr FnninpprinnII oi cy iviui 11 ivi OWN 1 11 1 III ly SR vyui 1 luuici i_i lyii icci ly Fredericksburg, VA Among the selections is Tiger baseball player Paul Galloway. k'at\/ TV neainer u ueii W- Soccer rn Biological SciGnce-BA rvdiy, 1 A Clemson's starting third baseman on two College World Series teams QR MslissB Odom W-Tennis on OpuLId) CUUUdllUII V^UIUI 1 lUld, 0\j completed his fourth straight year of 4.0 and was obviously named to Pnphpctpr Hillc ^fll rj. ulson M-Swimming oU ManagGmont nuLllcblcl nillb, Ivll

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Fnnthall IR Chris Behrmann M-Soccer JR Biological Sciences St, Louis, MO GiGnn RountrGG ruuiUdii jn Myi Ui lUi 1 ly OUIIUm, vri Flomonta A/ FHi ipatiAn MnrprACC PA Stacey Boaze W-Swimming SO Sociology Greenville, SC Autumn Sam VV-Ddo^clUdli FR ciciiiciudiy cuuLdiiuii 1 NUI LI Ubb, \Jr\

l-|p?ilth ^ripnrp Derek Borgert Baseball SO Computer Science Greenwood, SC Jason Schaeffer Football FR 1 ICClllll OUICI lUC Piano. TX

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Parlfc; Tniiricim Selina Dunworth W-Track SO Pre-Physical Therapy Gainesville, FL AimGG Stout W-Track SR rair\D, ncv^.,Rpp luuiioiii iviyi,Mnt Summit NJ

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Prp-Prnf Hpalth '^fiiHipc: QimncAnwillp ^P Qn 1 Brantley Epps W-Track SO Parks, Rec, Tourism Mgt, Anderson, SC Amy Suppinger W-Swimming ric riui. ntfdiiii oiuuico OH ipbUI 1 V lllc, OU

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InHiiQtrial Manflcipmpnt Debra Fisher W-Swimming JR Industnal Engineenng Roswell, GA Jason Tomsic M-Track SO IllUUOlllal IVIOl lay CI 1 ICI 11 Allentown PA Qnporh A r^Ammi iniratinnQ Pa rnPQtrnA/n MH Meredith Ford W-Track SR Industnal Management Akron, NY Susan TrGnory W-Soccer SO opcc^il Oi L/UI 1 II 1 lUi llUdllUI lb wal 1 ICOlUWI 1, IVIL/ Qt Fiictapho Piiohor Warren Forney Football GR Masters-Human Res, Dev Rutherfordton, NC AnniG TrGpaniGr W-Tennis jnIR ElemGntary Education OI. CUbldLMc, WUcUcL

Rinlnniral ^ripnrpc: Alhi ini iprni IP Clay Fouse M-Tennis JR Civil Engineering Great Falls, SC Graham lull M-Soccer SR Diuiuyiudi ouiciiucb rMUUUuci uuc, I'llMMVI Frochman FnAinoonnn Faclpu QP Mike Frazer M-Track SR Biological Sciences Bellmore, NY Jason Turner Football FR ricbiiiiidM CI lyii icci II ly Ldbicy, OU Plpmc:nn Paul Galloway Baseball SR Mechanical Engineering Camden, SC Pilar Tyson W-Swimming SR OpccLll Oi vyUI 1 11 1 lUI nudiiui lb wilCI 1 loUl 1, OU

BIythe Gardner Volleyball SO Biological Sciences Waldorph, MD Todd Wasiiewski M-Swimming rnFR Financial Management Fenton, Ml IR Aaaai intmA Hallac TV Elliot Gealy Golf SO Marketing Salisbury, NC Craig WGnning M-Soccer jn rtLLUUl III! ly L/dildb, 1 A ^ia^aAomQnl r^ariPtta PA Beth Goetz W-Soccer SR Psychology Flonssant, MO Tom WidGman M-Basketball FR Ivldi IdyclMcl 11 iVldl IcUd, \Jr\ P.inlAnipal Qripnppc Ann Arhnr Ml II 1 Tracey Goodwin W-Track JR Health Science Greenville, SC KathlGsn Wilcox W-Swimming SR DlUluyiUdl OOlcllLcb ril rM UUI , IV1

Jamahl Green M-Soccer SR Industrial Education-HRD Orlando, FL Jennifer WilhGlmy W-Soccer SO Biological Sciences Scottsdale, AZ

Christina Greig W-Swimming SO Biological Science The Woodlands, TX Rodney Williams Baseball SR Marketing Fairborn, OH

Henry Guess Football GR Masters-Human Res, Dev, Orangeburg, SC Brett Williams Football SR Textile Management Albany GA

Joe Harris M-Track JR Language & Internal, Trade Anderson, SC Marta Wlodkowska W-Swimming SO Health Science Szczecin, Poland

Stephanie Hicks W-Track FR Freshman Engineenng Ninety-Six, SC SophiG Woorons W-Tennis SR English Neuville-En-Ferrain, France

Dan Hoeller M-Swimming SO Management Charlottesville, VA jGff YGnzGr M-Soccer SR Biological Sciences St, Louis, MO Brian Holstad Baseball FR Freshman Engineenng Cameron, SC William York M-Swimming SO Freshman Engineering Tallahassee, FL

Lauren Huber W-Track FR Nursing Centereach, NY Will Young Football SR Secondary Ed, -History Clemson, SC

Sheila Humberstone W-Swimming SO Health Science Roswell, GA

Josh Inwin M-Track FR Management Pleasantville, NY Tina Jensen W-Track JR Design-BA Denmark

Tiffany Jones W-Swimming JR Nursing Lilburn, GA Matt Jordan M-Soccer SO Marketing Aurora, CO Miles Joseph M-Soccer JR Speech & Communications Ballston Lake, NY Dee Dee Kennedy W-Track JR Health Science Pittsburgh, PA

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Trent Kirk M-Track SO Mechanical Engineenng Massillon, OH

Nicole Kozma W-Swimming SO Textile Mangagement Westchester, OH Matthew Larson M-Track FR English London, Ontano

Julie Littmann W-Track FR Health Science Highland Mills, NY

John Lynch Football SO Freshman Engineenng Jupiter, FL Lissa Mansberry W-Soccer SO Health Science Rockledge, FL Andye McCrorey Paul Galloway Emma Peetz

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CLEMSON 75 GLENN ROUNTREE, OG • Best ACC game-day atmosphere by The Sporting News • 1st Team AII-ACC by Athlon • 1st Team AII-ACC by Phil Steele TEAM NATIONAL RANKINGS • 2nd Team AII-ACC by Lindy's • 10th by Athlon • 19th by College Sports 18 EMORY SMITH, FB • • 19th by Football Digest Rated 2nd best Fullback in the nation as a Pro Prospect by Lindy's • 20th by Street & Smith • Rated 3rd best Fullback in the nation by Lindy's • 21st by LineMasters • Rated 4th best Fullback in the nation by The Sporting News • 21 St by Sports Preview • 23rd by Bob Griese's College Football 41 ANTHONY SIMMONS, ILB • 23rd by USA Today/CNN • 1st Team All-American by Phil Steele • 24th by The Sporting News • 1st Team All-American by The Sporting News • 25th by Associated Press • 2nd Team All-American by Athlon (only sophomore position player on 1st two • 25th by Phil Steele teams) • 26th by Football Writers Association • 2nd Team All-Amercian by Football News • 27th Sports Illustrated • 2nd Team All-American by Street & Smith • 30th by Lindy's • ACC Defensive Player of the Year by Bob Griese's College Football • Rated 8th best Backfield by The Sporting News • ACC Defensive Player of the Year by The Sporting News • Rated 14th best Recruiting Class by Lindy's • 1st Team All-Atlantic Coast Area by Street & Smith • 1st Team AII-ACC by Athlon TOMMY WEST, HEAD COACH • 1st Team AII-ACC by Bob Griese's College Football • Best Motivator in the ACC by The Sporting News • 1st Team AII-ACC by College & Pro Football Newsweekly/Football Action • 1st Team AII-ACC by College Sports 93 TERRY BRYANT, OLB • 1st Team AII-ACC by Football News • Rated 81st best Incoming Freshman in the nation by Athlon • 1 St Team AII-ACC by Jeff Whitaker • • Rated Top 96 Recruit in the nation by Lindy's 1st Team AII-ACC by Lindy's • • Rated 9tti best ACC Incoming Freshman by Athlon 1st Team AII-ACC by Phil Steele • 1st Team AII-ACC by Sports Preview 79 JIM BUNDREN, OT • 1st Team AII-ACC by The Sporting News • Honorable Mention All-American by Street & Smith • Rated 2nd best Inside Linebacker in the nation by The Sporting News • 1st Team All-Atlantic Coast Area by Street & Smith • Rated 5th best Inside Linebacker in the nation by Lindy's • likely to Illustrated • 1 st Team AII-ACC by Jeff Whitaker Rated 7th most win the Butkus Award by Sports • 1st Team AII-ACC by Sports Preview • Rated 9th best Linebacker in the nation by Mark Gunn • 1st Team AII-ACC by The Sporting News • Rated 15th best Linebacker in the nation by College Sports • 2nd Team AII-ACC by Lindy's • Listed as one of 20 "Scintillating Sophomores" in the nation by The Sporting News • Hitter" In 1 ANTWAN EDWARDS, FS Listed as the "Hardest the ACC by The Sporting News • 2nd Team AII-ACC by Phil Steele • Rated 5th best "Talent" in the ACC by Lindy's • Rated 3rd best "Emerging Star" in the nation in Defensive Backfield by Lindy's

15 NEALON GREENE, QB • Honorable Mention All-American by Street & Smith

• 1 St Team AII-ACC by Athlon • 1st Team AII-ACC by College & Pro Football Newsweekly/Football Action • 1st Team AII-ACC by Football News

• 1 St Team AII-ACC by Jeff Whitaker • 1st Team AII-ACC by Lindy's • 2nd Team AII-ACC by Phil Steele • 2nd Team AII-ACC by The Sporting News • Rated 8th best All-Purpose Quarterback in the nation by The Sporting News • Rated 14th best Quarterback in the nation by Sports Illustrated

84 MAL LAWYER, WR • Rated 49th best ACC Incoming Freshman by Athlon • Listed as one of 30 "Freshmen of Influence" in the Atlantic Coast Area by Lindy's

9 DEXTER McCLEON, CB 3rd Team All-American by Phil Steele Honorable Mention All-American by Athlon Honorable Mention All-American by Street & Smith 1st Team All-Atlantic Coast Area by Street & Smith 1st Team AII-ACC by Athlon 1st Team AII-ACC by College & Pro Football Newsweekly/Football Action 1st Team AII-ACC by College Sports 1st Team AII-ACC by Jeff Whitaker 1st Team AII-ACC by Lindy's 1st Team AII-ACC by Phil Steele 2nd Team AII-ACC by The Sporting News Rated 19th best in the nation by Lindy's

27 RAYMOND PRIESTER,TB Honorable Mention All-American by Athlon Honorable Mention All-American by Football News Honorable Mention All-American by Street & Smith 1st Team All-Atlantic Coast Area by Street & Smith 1st Team AII-ACC by Sports Preview 2nd Team AII-ACC by Lindy's 2nd Team AII-ACC by Phil Steele 2nd Team AII-ACC by The Sporting News Listed as one of 10 Doak Walker Award candicate by Street & Smith Rated 10th best Running Back in the nation by Mark Gunn Rated 11th best Running Back In the nation by The Sporting News Rated 15th best Running Back in the nation by College Sports Rated 18th best Running Back in the nation by Lindy's Rated 32nd most likely player to win the Heisman Trophy by Phil Steele

8 TREVOR PRYCE, DL is a preseason first-team All-American by • ACC Defensive Newcomer of the Year by The Sporting News Anthony Simmons Sporting News. 9% 72 1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season Dodge Intrepid

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Here is a list of games since 1 948 in wliich Clemson has scored tine last points of the game in the fourth quarter to erase a deficit or tie, and win or tie a game. Final Time Year Opponent Site Score Decisive Play Lett What 1 1 1 y'^o Wake Forest A 21-14 rreu L/One 1 run Aubum A 7-6 Ray Mathews 1 run 6:35 "7 South Carolina A lo-/i O Oscar Thompson recovers 4:15 happens blocked punt (1 1 yard retum) ^ QAQ Aubum N 20-20

•1 Q(^n lyou South Carolina A 14-14 rreu L^one 1 u Miami A 15-14 Sterling Smith tackles 6:00 when Frank Smith for a safety

iyo4 Florida A 14-7 Don King 1 run 14.54 lybo Virginia Tech A 21-16 Charlie Bussey-Joel Wells 4:06 ISO-9000 60 pass 0.00 Wake Forest A iy- lo billy (J ueii 1 run 2:20 i O -7 195b N.C. State A I0-/ Charlie Home 10 run 5:26

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Florida State A 15-12 Steve Fuller 1 run 6:36 1977 N.C. State H 7-3 Steve Fuller-Jerry Butler 19 pass 12:46 clients both—at no extra cost. South Carolina A 31-27 Steve Fuller-Jerry Butler 20 pass 0:49 1 Q 1978 North Carolina H 1 o-y Lester Brown 1 run 9:48 07 A 19o0 Virginia A 52 FG 0:06 You bet, we're proud. 1 QRO Boston College H 17-17 43 FG 5:40 0-1 1 1 ytJo Wake Forest H Stacey Driver 2 run 4:13 on 1 1985 Virginia Tech A ^U-1 / David Treadwell 36 FG 0:00

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1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season why some teams have a stronger bench than others IPTAY

IPTAY is widely regarded as the father of "Following Coach Howard's birthday party

Athletic Fundraising. It all started in 1934 and we began to look for an individual to help us Position Endowments from a private meeting of a small group of support and promote the program and Bill Friends and Former Football Players endowed the Clemson supporters has sprung an organi- Hudson's name came up. He was an out- Head Football Coach's Position to honor Coach zation that raised over $8 million last year. standing player at Clemson who has been Frank Howard. The organization plays a major role in ensur- equally successful in the business world. The Bill Hudson Family endowed a Tackle Position. ing that all 18 of the varsity sports at We went to him and explained the program Mr. and Mrs. David Merritt endowed a Wide Clemson are given the maximum amount of and its goals and that we were looking for his Receiver Position In Honor Of Perry Tuttle. scholarships offered by the NCAA. leadership to help get the program going and The organization also has helped finance he accepted." An Anonymous Donor Endowed Football's Single Wing Right Guard Position To Honor Dean facilities that help student-athletes on and off Hudson responded favorably. "Clemson Walter Cox. the field. Vickery Hall, is a 27,000 square has been good to our family and I have been foot facility that houses the tutoring and fortunate in business, which allowed me to Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Dalton endowed the Manager's Position for the Men's Basketball Program. advising programs for student-athletes. It is be involved in this program," said the former a major reason Clemson student-athletes Clemson tackle. "Two of my brothers, my David and Stanley Riggins endowed the Quarterback Position. have had their highest cumululative GPA on son, and I came to Clemson on a scholar-

record for three consecutive semesters. ship. The entire family is grateful so I put the The Clemson Position endowed by an While IPTAY is primarily concerned with endowment of the tackle position in the fam- anonymous donor athletic fundraising, the mission of Clemson ily's name." Ray Clanton endowed the Left Guard Position on University has not been overlooked. The Bill Hudson, a 1956 graduate, was a Clemson's Single Wing Football Team.

IPTAY Academic Scholarship Endowment three-year letter winner at tackle who played Stuart McWhorter endowed the Tiger Mascot was created to help meet the need for more professionally for the , the Position. academic scholarships for non-athletes who San Diego Chargers, and the Boston Leighton Cubbage endowed a Defensive Back are highly qualified academically. Patriots. in The IPTAY He earned Pro Bowl honors Position on the Football Team to honor Jimmy Ness. Academic Scholarship Fund is presently the 1962. His brother Bob was also a lineman at John T. Mundy endowed a Forward Position on the largest scholarship endowment of its kind Clemson who lettered four straight years Men's Basketball Team. at Clemson, providng $2.8 million in funds, and played over 10 years professionally. The Mahaffey Brothers endowed the Center currently helping 34 students at Clemson. "We have a foundation in academics and Position on the Men's Basketball team in honor of IPTAY Executive Director George Bennett it is something special to get a letter of their parents. has continued to keep Clemson among the thanks from a student who received a schol- Mark and Barry Avent endowed the Head Coach's best in the nation in terms of fund-raising by arship through our donation," said Bill. Position for Men's Basketball to honor Rick Barnes. the establishment of the IPTAY Endowment "That's a great feeling so we were willing to Sam and Kitty Pringle endowed the Point Guard Program. In April of 1994, he kicked off the do a similar thing for the athletic department. Position on the Lady Tigers Basketball Team. beginning of the endowment of positions pro- The permanency of this is what makes it so Dr. and Mrs. Bill Howiler endowed the Third gram at the 85th birthday celebration for for- important, it will be around much longer than Base Position on the Tigers Baseball Team mer Clemson Coach Frank Howard. The I am. Future generations of my family will be endowments are secure with a $100,000 able to enjoy and contribute to our endow- Billy Poe endowed the Wingback Position on donation paid over a five-year period. ment." Clemson's Single Wing Football Team.

"This is a chance to broaden the horizons Mr. Hudson sees this program growing Bill and Bess Cecil Endowment For Coordinated of IPTAY," said Executive Director of IPTAY into a large part of Clemson's athletic fund- IPTAY and Architecture Scholarships And Fellowships. George Bennett. "It gives an individual or a ing. "When other people see information on group of people an opportunity to endow a the endowment program and learn what it is position that meant something during their about this program will grow. Success builds college playing days, or to honor a person at on success. People who are looking to honor a position. The money being endowed is a friend or family member now have a great going to secure our future as the interest is " means to do that. used to carry on our program forever. For Besides the Hudson's family endowment "Fans interested in seeing IPTAY and Support four other football endowments were made Clemson athletics succeed down the road and one managers position in the first year. now have the perfect means to do that. They Now there are over 15 positions endowed. can create endowments that can't be The goal of the program is to get every posi- will 1 touched whereby, only the support con- tion endowed. "From the free safety to the tinue. Thus this is a way to ensure that the number three player in women's tennis, we programs they are in favor of are continued. hope to have every position endowed," said It has been institutionalized at several col- Bennett. "We will likely use the Avenue of leges and it seemed to be a natural thing to Champions as a physical place to honor do at Clemson. We have the people who are these people further for the positions they very supportive and willing to take part." have endowed. That will have plenty of The first endowment was for the head space, so we will be working to have as football coach position to honor the leg- many endowments across all of our sports. endary Frank Howard. Howard coached foot- "The personal satisfaction that they ball at Clemson 39 years, 30 as the head helped Clemson University, specifically the coach. During his tenure the Tigers won 165 Athletic department, and that they are secur- games, 100 of which were against confer- ing its future are the main reasons for ence foes. "Former players and friends of becoming involved." Coach Howard made donations over the cost And with more involvement Clemson will of attending the celebration program and that have a very secure future for generations to was enough for the endowment. Their gifts West and Rick Barnes are popular come. were a way of permanently thanking Coach Tommy speakers at Spring IPTAY meetings. Howard for all that he did for Clemson.

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Each program this year will honor members with 469... had incredible 30 double figure tack- squad Associated Press South Carolina All- of Clemson's Centennial Team. You will notice le games in his career and led the team in State Team in 1946. ..member of the 1948 by season's end that the six covers of this tackles 25 times... first-team All-American in undefeated team that went on to play in the year's program form the poster that will be dis- 1981 by UPl, Football Coaches, Football 1949 Gator Bowl. ..received the McKelvin tributed as you leave Death Valley this after- Writers, Football News and Walter Camp Award, Southern Conference Player-of-the- noon. Foundation. ..first linebacker in Clemson histo- Year, for the 1947-48 season, only Clemson Today's cover features some of the most ry to be named a first-team All-American. ..has football player in history to win the prominent members of the Centennial Team. the most caused fumbles in a career (10) and award. ..inducted into the Clemson Athletic Banks McFadden, Jeff Davis and Steve Fuller most career recovered fumbles (8). ..Defensive Hall of Fame in 1977. are all members of the Clemson Ring of MVP of the 1981 Orange Bowl when Clemson Honor, the highest award presented by the downed Nebraska to win the national champi- Fred Cone, Back, Clemson Athletic Department to a Tiger foot- onship... captain of Clemson's 1981 National 1948-50: Set 10 ball player. Championship team. ..fifth-round draft pick for individual season Terry Kinard, the only unanimous Ail- the Tampa Bay Bucs... played for Bucs 1982- and career marks American in Clemson history and the 1982 87 and was the team's leading tackier four before graduating National Defensive Player of the Year is also seasons. ..also captain of Tampa Bay team for from Clemson. ..had featured. Frank Gillespie, the only Clemson four of his six seasons. ..National Lineman-of- eight career games football player named a conference Athlete of the-Year by the Atlanta Touchdown Club his of 100-1- rushing the Year, and Fred Cone, who Coach Frank senior season... 1989 Clemson Athletic Hall of yards.. .leader of the Howard often sited as his best player, are also Fame inductee, and inducted into the Ring of undefeated 1948 components of the artistic work by Michael Honor in 1995. team. ..was instru- Taylor. mental in Clemson's Here is a rundown on some facts about the Steve Fuller, Quar- victory over Mis- faces on the cover of today's program. terback, 1975-78: souri in the 1949 Gator Bowl. ..had a total of 31 Third-team All- career touchdowns and 189 career

Banks McFadden, American in 1978 points.. .still second in Clemson history in total Back, 1937-39: coupled with being touchdowns and seventh in career Consensus Ail- first-team Academic scoring. ..Clemson's first 2,000 yard rusher, he

American in both All-American for two is still 10th in school history.. .still second in football and basket- years... ACC Player- career rushing touchdowns. ..captain of the ball in the same cal- of-the-Year in 1977 1950 team. ..named to the All-Southern Squad endar year (1939), and 1978, Clem- in 1949 and 1950... received All-State honors only Clemson ath- son's only two-time in 1948, 1949 and 1950...1950 Teague Award lete to do that... _ selection. ..in 1978 recipient that is presented to the most out- named the nation's he led Clemson to ACC Championship with a standing male athlete in North and South most versatile ath- perfect 6-0 record and then to a Gator Bowl Carolina. ..third round draft pick of the Green lete for 1939-40... victory... Tigers were 11-1 and ranked sixth in Bay Packers in 1951. ..voted into the Green Clemson's first wire- final poll that year... recorded 4,359 yards Bay Hall of Fame in 1974. ..charter member of service Ail-American, Associated Press in passing and a total offense of 6,096 yards in the South Carolina and Clemson Athletic Hall 1939. ..record setter on the field as a runner, his career to top Clemson's all-time leader of Fame in 1973. passer, and .. .led Tigers to state cham- list. ..leads Clemson in career touchdown pionship in track twice in his three years on the responsibility with 44. ..second best pass inter- Terry Kinard, Free team. ..elected to National Football Hall of ception avoidance percentage in NCAA histo- Safety, 1978-82: Fame in 1959, the only player in Clemson his- ry with 3.33% at the time of his gradua- First and still the tory named to the Hall of Fame... received tion. ...shared Frank Howard Award with Jerry only Clemson player Distinguished Alumni Award from Clemson in Butler for the 1978-79 academic year, he won to be unanimous All-

1966. ..charter member of the Clemson it outright in 1977. ..only two-time recipient of America pick (1982) Athletic Hall of Fame and South Carolina that award. ..the 1979 recipient of the Jim ...first two-time Athletic Hall of Fame. ..only Clemson player to Weaver Award for outstanding performance on Clemson All-Ameri- have his jersey retired in two sports. ..the num- and off the field, as given by the ACC. .pre- can defensive back ber-three pick of the Brooklyn Dodgers (foot- sented NCAA Top Five Award, only Clemson . . a first-team AP ball) after the 1939 season, that is still the athlete so honored. ..also won National All-American two highest draft pick ever by a Clemson play- Football Foundation scholarship.. .first-round years in a row, the er.. .played one year in the NFL and led the draft pick of the in 1979, only Clemson player to do that. ..CBS in yards per rush. ..coached the defen- he was the 23rd pick of the draft. ..played for Player-of-the-Year for the 1982 season ... sive backs at Clemson for 26 years, he was Super Bowl Champion in Clemson had 21-1-1 record his final two sea- also the head basketball coach from 1947- 1985. ..Clemson Athletic Hall of Fame sons.. .chosen to the USA Today All-College

56... Ring of Honor Charter member ... inductee, and one of the three original Football Team in the 1980's... two-year mem- Clemson Athletic Hall of Fame Charter inductees to the Ring of Honor. ber of the AII-ACC team. ..all-time Clemson Member, elected in 1973. ..Clemson's leader in interceptions with 1 7, a mark that tied McFadden Building, dedicated in 1995, is in Frank Gillespie, the 20-year-old ACC record. ..holds Clemson his honor. .retired, now living in Clemson. Guard, 1945-48: record for tackles by a defensive back with 294 Started on Clem- in his career.. .first-round pick of the New York Jeff Davis, Line- son's football, bas- Giants in 1983, he was the 10th pick of the backer, 1978-81: ketball (guard) and entire draft. ..played with Super Bowl First-team All-Amer- baseball (third base- Champion Giants in 1986 and was with the

ican... nicknamed man) teams ... only club 1983-89. ..played in the 1988 Pro Bowl "The Judge"... still athlete in Clemson's Game. ..played with Houston Oilers in holds Clemson rec- history to be named 1990. ..inducted into Clemson Athletic Hall of ord for most tackles all-conference in all Fame in 1992. in a game (24) and three sports... voted in a season (175)... All-Southern in 1948 has the second best in football. ..earned a

career tackles mark total of 1 1 varsity letters ..member of the first-

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Location: Greenville, SC Nickname: Paladins Stadium Name: Paladin (16,000) Turf: Gene Stone (Natural Grass) Enrollment: 2,500 Colors: Purple & White 1st Year of Football: 1826 Head Coach/Alma Mater: Bobby Johnson (Clemson 73) Record at Scfiool/Years (4 yr. school only): 9-13-0 (2 yrs) Assistant Coaches (Alma Mater/Position): Bruce Fowler (Furman/Asst. Head Coach/Secondary); Tim Sorrells (Furman/Offensive Coor./Offensive Backs); Steve Wilson (Furman/Def. Coor./Linebackers); Bobby Lamb (Furman/Quarterbacks/Receivers): (Furman/ Offensive Line); Jimmy Neal (Furman/Defensive Line); Julius Dixon (Furman/Defensive Ends) Lettermen Lost: 12 Lettermen Returning: 44

Starters Lost: 1 Starters Returning: 5

Offensive Formation: Multiple 1 Defensive Formation: 4-3 1996 Honors Candidates: Braniff Bonaventure, Jeremy - Bell Tower Campus Osborne, Jay Thier, Luther Broughton, Greg Sander

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2S St- WESTPOINT STEVENS 1 Clemson Sports Schedule

Sept. 7 Men's Cross Country in Western Carolina Invitational Morning Women's Soccer vs. Furman 7:00 PM

Women's Cross Country in Western Carolina Invitational Morning Sept. 25 Women's Tennis in ITA National Clay Courts at

Volleyball vs. Virginia Tech in Big Orange Bash at Baltimore, MD All Day

Clemson, SC 10:30 AM Men's Soccer vs. Appalachian State 7:00 PM

Football vs. Furman (IPTAY Day) (ACC TV) 12:00 PM Volleyball vs. Georgia Tech 7:00 PM

Women's Soccer at North Carolina 1 :00 PM Sept. 26 Women's Tennis in ITA National Clay Courts at

Men's Soccer vs. Washington at Portland, OR 3:00 PM Baltimore, MD All Day

Volleyball vs. Colorado State in Big Orange Bash at Sept. 27 Women's Tennis at Furman Invitational All Day

Clemson, SC 6:00 PM Women's Tennis in ITA National Clay Courts at

Sept. 8 Men's Soccer at Portland 5:15 PM Baltimore, MD All Day

Sept. 9 Women's Soccer vs. Davidson 7:00 PM Volleyball at Florida State 7:00 PM

Sept. 10 Volleyball at Furman 7:00 PM Sept. 28 Men's CCin Meet of Champions at Van Cortland Park, NY Morning

Sept. 13 Volleyball vs. Washington St. in Mizuno USA Cup at Women's Cross Country in Virginia Tech Invitational Morning

Chicago, IL 6:30 PM Women's Tennis at Furman All Day

Women's Soccer at Virginia 7:00 PM Women's Tennis in ITA National Clay Courts at

Sept. 14 Men's Cross Country in Clemson Invitational Morning Baltimore, MD All Day

Women's Cross Country in Clemson Invitational Morning Football vs. Wake Forest (Parents' Day) (ACC TV) 1 2:00 PM

Women's Soccer vs. George Washington at Women's Soccer vs. North Carolina State 7:00 PM

Charlottesville, VA 5:00 PM Sept. 29 Women's Tennis at Furman Invitational All Day

Volleyball in Mizuno USA Cup at Chicago, IL TBA Women's Tennis in ITA National Clay Courts at

Sept. 1 5 Men's Soccer vs. North Carolina 2:00 PM Baltimore, MD All Day

Sept. 17 Golf in Toby Cub at Tokyo, Japan All Day Men's Soccer vs. North Carolina State 2:00 PM

Sept. 18 Men's Soccer vs. Georgia Southern 7:00 PM Oct. 1 Volleyball vs. Coastal Carolina 7:00 PM

Volleyball at South Carolina 7:00 PM Oct. 4 Women's Tennis in South Carolina Invitational All Day

Women's Soccer at South Carolina 7:00 PM Women's Soccer at Stanford 6:00 PM

Golf in Toby Cub at Tokyo, Japan All Day Men's Soccer vs. Florida International in Clemson Invit. 7:00 PM

Sept. 20 Volleyball vs. Charleston Southern 7:00 PM Volleyball at Virginia 7:00 PM

Women's Soccer vs. Tennessee 7:00 PM Oct. 5 Women's Tennis in South Carolina Invitational All Day

Sept. 21 Football at Missouri (PRIME NETWORK) 7:00 PM Football at Florida State (ESPN) 7:00 PM

Men's Soccer at Duke 7:00 PM Volleyball at Maryland 7:00 PM

Volleyball vs. Georgia 7:00 PM Oct. 6 Women's Tennis in South Carolina Invitational All Day

Women's Tennis in ITA National Clay Courts at Women's Soccer vs. Santa Clara at Stanford, CA 1 :00 PM

Baltimore, MD Men's Soccer vs. California in Clemson Invitational 3:00 PM

Oct. 7 Golf at NCAA preview in Chicago All Day

Oct. 8 Golf at NCAA preview in Chicago All Day

Oct. 9 Volleyball vs. North Carolina State 7:00 PM

Men's Soccer vs. Wofford 7:00 PM

Oct. 1 Men's Tennis in Clemson Fall Classic All Day

Women's Soccer at Georgia 4:00 PM

Volleyball vs. Florida State 7:00 PM

Oct. 12 Men's Cross Country in Furman Invitational Morning

Men's Cross Country in Auburn Invitational Morning

Women's Cross Country in Furman Invitational Morning

Women's Cross Country in Auburn Invitational Morning

Men's Tennis in Clemson Fall Classic All Day

Men's Tennis in ITA Ail-American Champ, at Austin, TX All Day

Football at Duke TBA

Oct. 13 Men's Tennis in Clemson Fall Classic All Day

Men's Tennis in ITA Ail-American Champ, at Austin, TX All Day

Men's Soccer at North Carolina-Charlotte 2:00 PM

Volleyball vs. North Carolina 2:00 PM

Oct. 15 Women's Soccer vs. North Carolina-Charlotte 7:00 PM

Oct. 16 Men's Soccer vs. Erskine 7:00 PM

Oct. 18 Women's Tennis in Seminole Fall Classic at Tallahassee, FL All Day

Women's Soccer vs. Wake Forest 5:00 PM

Volleyball at Duke 7:30 PM

Oct. 19 Football vs. Georgia Tech (Homecoming) TBA Clemson returns four starters from last year's second place ACC Women's Tennis in Seminole Fall Classic at Tallahassee, FL All Day team. Jolene Hoover's team will play five home matches in September. Volleyball at Wake Forest 7:00 PM

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DISTRICT II Jim Sanders, Director Sanders Brothers. Inc. PO Box 188 Gaffney SC 29342

Cherokee County * David Parker (CC) Scott Allen Charles Banks * Dr Ron Barrett - R.S. Campbell, Jr - John M Hamrick, Jr. - Wylie Hamnck Roy Mathis Lynn Campbell John Tice Robert E. Dye John H. Holcombe, Jr. - E. Raymond Parker Bob Peeler Vice-President President Secretary Treasurer -* James R. Sanders, Jr

Director, District VII Director, District 1 Director-District VI Greenville County * James E. Vissage. Jr (CC) IPTAY Past Presidents * Benjamin M Evatt (VC) Charlie Bussey, Director Lewis F. Holmes, Jr., Director Jim Patterson, Director * Sandy Kirkus (VC)

Eddie N. Dalton, Director FE. Hughes, Director Bill Reaves, Director * Bill Barbary W. G. DesChamps, Jr., Director Dr. G.J. Lawhon, Jr., Director Lawrence Starkey, Director * James H. Barnes, Jr * Dr. R.C, Edwards, Sr., Director Edgar C. McGee, Director Dr. J.H. TImmerman, Director Randall Bell * Clyde Bigbee F. Reeves Gressette, Jr., Director Thurmon McLamb, Director Marshall Walker, Director * J. Frank Black * Glenn Brackin ATHLETIC DIRECTOR-BOBBY ROBINSON * Mike Branham Joseph Bailey Bright IPTAY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR-GEORGE BENNETT Jeffrey S. Brown ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR-BERT HENDERSON *- Miles E. Bruce Charles A. Bryan, Jr ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR-BOB MAHONY * Jody Bryson * Joel L Bullard -* - denotes Representative Emeritus Charles W. Bussey, Jr * Donald J. Coggins + denotes County Chairman Emeritus ' Jack Coggins ' denotes IPTAY '96 Award Winner Larry B. Copeland * Walter B. Crawford * James M Crawford Gordon S. Davis William Lem Dillard Bobby Dillard Representatives - Robert G. Sharpe Jo Flatt Mark DuBose Thompson A. Smith Gaston Gage, Jr. ' Robert M, Dubose Tony Smith Bird Garrett * R.C. Eldridge, Jr D. Gray Suggs Roddey E. Gettys, III - Henry EIrod * Mark D Wilson L, Earl Gilstrap, Jr Tony Elzoghbi Danny Gregg Steve Epps, Jr. Greenwood County Bob Guerreri Tom Farthing Wayne Bell (CC) Harry C. (Hal) Hagood * Mark Finley Dr. F E, Abell, Jr Donald Hamilton Mike Fleming Mark Abell Bill Harley * Bill Freeland Nick P. Anagnost Bob Harmon * C. Glenn Garrett Lewis Bagwell Frank Hartsell * •- Preston T Garrett, Jr. W E (Bill) Burnett Floyd Hunt * Clark Gaston. Jr Carol Coleman F H Inabnit. Jr Robert E. Dye - Joe D Gibson ' Richard A. Coleman Edwin L. Kirby. Jr Director, District Mike Glynn 1 William D. Coleman R. Frank Kolb - Joel W. Gray 111 Rick Barter Kenneth C Looper * Scott Greene DISTRICT 1 * Jim S. Hull Tom Lynch ' Dean Hawkins Robert E. Dye, Director * Robert L. McCord Russ Madray Richard H. Ivester PO, Box 1898 * Ronnie Oliver William B (Ben) Massingill, Jr * Terry A Kingsmore Easley SC 29641 * Melvin Pace Banks McFadden Vinayak Kutte Wayne B. Richey JoLynn McFadden * Bennie Langley Abbeville County W.M. Self John Mclntyre * Jim League • Earle Williamson (CC) ' Robbie Templeton Tom Merritt Sam Ligon Matthew Durtiam James V. Patterson * Floyd S. Long - Charles B. Murphy McCormick County John Peters * Charles Major III Mason Speer, Jr. Jennings G, McAbee (CC) R.R. Ritchie - W.M. Manning, Jr. Wayne Stevenson TC Faulkner, Jr, Gil Rushton *- Seabrook Marchant William C- Singleton * Edward O. McCameron Anderson County Oconee County B. J. Skelton " James T McCarter John D, Hopkins, Jr (CC) Sammy Dickson (CC) G Neil Smith * Ronald J. McCoy - Melvin E. Barnette Marshall R Childress (VC) John Sparks * David Merritt Gene Beckman Thomas Alexander James Spearman James D. Miller Jennifer Benson James Black Joseph J. Turner, Jr J.G.Miller Joe Burdette Joel Harris K.N. Vickery * William H. Orders - R Carol Cook Tim Hydrick Joseph A. West Milton Ozmint Fred Cooley Ellis Ivey David F. Whittemore. Jr - J.F Palmer Mark Crammer Paul Jenson Eugene P. Willimon - l.N. Patterson, Jr • B- Joe Davenport Horace J. McGee III W. Harold Wood George M. Plyler - George M, Ducworth Dr. W. Ted Nimmons - C. Evans Putman J Tom Forrester * J. Lynn Pruitt * Bobby W. Ramsey Elizabeth Garrison Ernest M. Riley * Bruce Reeves Dr James P, Hentz - Carl R. Rogers Robert E. Reeves, Jr Rober; Lee Hill * Scott Sprouse Tammy Holcombe - Charles F Rhem, Jr Sam Thrift - H. James Rochester Dr James Irby Jesse E.Wright, III ' Dan Jones Samuel F Roper * Earl Sammons Dr C. Patrick Klllen Pickens County * Bunny Scott Arthur M, Klugh, III * Terry L. Long (CC) Robert G. Sharpe, Jr Little * James F John Q, Adams III - * John G. Slattery Harry Major J.E. Britt * • Tim Strom Randall W, McClain Bennie Cunningham Jim Sanijers *- Joseph D. Swann Jake Meeks * Charles E, Dalton John Moore * E. Richard Taylor Jr Dr Val S- Dyches Director. District II * Joseph M, Todd Dave Moorehead * Robert E. Dye David M. Vaughan Dr. PS. Mowlajko ' Dr Robert C, Edwards, Sr. * Jim Vaughn Kevin Selman Julie Ellison

86 1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season Mike Wade Lexington County Marvin S. Waldrep • Joseph M. Ott S Gray Walsh • J Tom Shell (CC)

Kermit M Watson James M , Lowman (VC) Chesterfield County Barnwell County Robert B, Whorton George Alley Dan L. Tillman (CC) Clinton C. Lemon, Jr. (CC) David Wilkins - Bill Amick Gary Allen Lee H, M Anderson Charles P Willimon Jerry A. Brannon Andrew F. McLeod Howard G Dickinson. Jr. Jeff Brown James C Stone Grover C Kennedy, Jr. Laurens County Andy Caldwell William R. Tillman Jimmy L Tarrance Henry V Blalock (CC) • R. Hugh Caldwell Evans Tindal Thomas Weeks J.R Adair Fred H. Carter. Jr. Ira J. Bedenbaugh Robert Caughman Darlington County Beaufort County Buddy Bridges Roscoe Caughman Dr Hubert C Baker DOS (CC) J Harry Tarrance (CC) John H. Holcombe. Jr. W Fred Chapman, Jr. James Tracy Childers - J.W Carter Henry C Chambers Dr William F Childers • H Ralph Corley Sr Richard Cassidy Thomas R Garrett Director. District VI James A. Coleman John L. Pulmer. Jr Marion D. Hawkins. Jr. Dan Gilmour • Ted Davenport Dr. B R. Grandy George A Hutto. Jr. Bryan Loadholt DISTRICT VI - Harris Henry M Paris Sr. Brett J. Warren Jeffords James G Taylor John H. Holcombe. Jr. Director Larry Garr James D. Head III - William P Kennedy PO. Box 1977 Frank Templeton III Bob Householder. Jr. Dr Glenn J. Lawhon, Jr Berkeley County Myrtle Beach. SC 29578 -* * + Dr. N Carl Wessinger Warren Craig Jumper William B McCown III H. Wayne Dewitt (CC) Lt, Col. E.B Jackson - Harry M McDonald ' Robert H Dangerfield. Jr. Clarendon County Spartanburg County John W McLure - Dr M B Nickles, Jr Nolan L Pontiff, Jr. - Thoedore B Gardner (CC) • - John Easterling III (CC) Bob Paulling Bill Reaves Dons B Belser Kendall K, Alley J.W Riser Tommy Usher, Jr Calhoun County Ropert Fleming • William A Bishop II Charles M. Stuck Rex Varn Gary B Forth (CC) Harold Purse * William A. Blackwood. Jr. Robert M. Taylor John C. Walker Gerald Bozard Robert C. Hodge John L, Brady, Sr. Lee Harold Witt. Jr • William H Bull Joel Lee John B Cornwell, Jr. Fairfield County Tatum Gressette. Jr. - Dr. Wyman L. Morris * Walter Davis, Jr. Newberry County Dr. Phillip C Wilkins (CC) Samuel E, Plowden * - John T Duncan, Sr. M. Larry Longshore (CC) Louis M Boulware Charleston County H.B. Rickenbaker Bill Easterling - T M Abrams - J.K Coleman • Jack T Day (CC) - Horace F Swilley John Easterling Jr. W Edgar Baker James B. Frazier IV Don Austell - -* - George R. Pisher Earle J. Bedenbaugh Forest E Hughes, Jr. Archie E Baker Dillon County Judge Bruce Foster Hubert M. Bedenbaugh. Jr. - Harold R. Jones • Carole Arnette (CC) - Harry H Gibson Alvin Berry John D Ruff Steve Best John Alford Max P Gregory Louie C. Derrick Ernest Byrd Billy Daniel Charles Emmett Halliday Billy R. Gibson Kershaw County Brian F Ceiek - L B Hardaway Jr * Wilbur K Hammett C H. Ragsdale III Tommie W. James. Jr (CC) H.L Dukes. Jr. - W.G Lynn Scott Hubbard Terry C. Shaver Dr. Kenneth W. Carson DDS Jack Evans John C Rogers Alex Hudson Albert Shealy Joseph C Jackson Jack Fanning Gordon Rogers *- W.A. Hudson C Gurnie Stuck - Thomas F McNamara. Jr. M. Dreher Gaskin T Neal Rogers Randy Judy Bill Waldrop Lawrence Mudge Beverly Haters Billy Gordon Rogers - A. P. Kerchmar David Waldrop George Singleton. Jr. Al Hitchcock Harry W Kinard + J F Watson + William C Kennerty Florence County Jeff Lancaster Richland County Dr Rudy Kimmerlin L. Chappell Jones (CC) - Henry M Lee • 'P McCord Ogburn, Jr. (CC) Lancaster County Wayne Knight Rulus M Brown - Anita Ness Jack W. Brunson Joe H. Lynn (CC) Tom LaRoche Clyde S Bryce. Jr Raymond Powell George Bullwinkel, Jr. - Jim Adams Brent Lewis Marvin Cockfield - Marvin C Robinson William P Cafe WPCIyburn Tom Lynn • Dr W L Coleman --' * - Dr. 8. Lee Smith Phillip C. Chappell, Jr. Steven Epps. Sr S C. McMeekin. Jr. - Frank A. Douglass, Jr. ' Wesley A. Stodard Henry Chastain Marion D. Lever. Jr. David M Murray. Jr. • Charlie Grace IV R.L, Stoddard • Judge Michael R. Davis - Garrett J Mobley • Carl Poole - Harold B Haynes Dr. Harold Vigodsky James W. Engram Ronald Small John H Price, Jr. Gerald Hicks Ted B. Wilson ' Carlos Gibbons, Jr. Larry Wolfe - Phil Prince Webb Jones • Don E. Golightly - Carl S Pulkinen Mark Keefe Union County - Lawrence M. Gressette. Jr. Lee County Paul Ouattlebaum. Jr. - James W King Dr. H, Russell Caston, Jr. (CC) - William G. Hair Green Deschamps II (CC) Glenn Rickborn Richard Liles - - H.S. Harris. Jr. Landrum Henderson. Jr. W.G. Deschamps. Jr. A.B. Schirmer. Jr. John E. Lunn Carl E Carson. Jr. • I.W. Hunt Pete Player • Fred Schrimpf Wilbur O Powers William M. Howell Terry H. Klosterman - Nicholas C. Sottile Julian H. Price Thomas E, Mack Hank Mabry Marlboro County Dr J. R. Stout - John G Rose • - Edward L B. Osborne W.T McDaniel III Mark S. Avent (CC) Van Noy Thornhill John Taylor • Thomas Young. MD Ray McBride C E. Calhoun Charles Towne, Sr. Patnck Z. Wiggins • James P. McKeown III Raymond Tumbleston -• Allen P Wood David Mitchum York County Dewey Welch - Edward L Young David Pressley James H Owen. Jr (CC) * Crawford E. Sanders III William R. Adkins Colleton County Georgetown County • • L.W Smith - David Angel James R. White, III (CC) H E Hemingway Jr (CC) -• - Mrs Davis O. Smith Arthur O Black Jack W Carter. Sr. Tommy Branyon Paul E. Thacker. Jr. - S.L.Campbell Paul Pye Glenn A Cox Dr John H. Timmerman Jack D. Cox Dr Sam Hazel • W. H Cox * - Fredrick W Faircloth III B. George Price. Ill Fred W Faircloth -• Saluda County - E M George J. Ryan White. Jr. William Green James R. Herlong. Jr. (CC) Jeffrey T. Haire - Samuel M. Harper Bernard L. Black W. Framp Harper Dorchester County - A H Lachiotte. Jr. Don E.Golightly Alfred B Coleman Alford Haselden Dexter Rickenbaker (CC) James A. Derrick Lewis W Hicks Thomas W Bailey Horry County Director. District III Hascal Goff Rainey Josey Gene W Dukes • Billy Avant, Jr (CC) - Benjamin H. Herlong - James C. Rhea. Jr H. Clyde Odom • PL Bradham - DISTRICT III Robert Home Ben R. Smith, Jr. E.Tom Salisbury Barbara Elliott Don E Gohghtly - TC.Wnght Craig Thomas Michael J. Snyder - Rick Elliott 3710 Landmark Dr. #408 G.G.Thomas. Sr Bill Thornton ' Harvey Graham Jr. Columbia, SC 29204 Dr. Roger Troutman ' J. Roger Hammond -• Marshall E Walker Hampton County ' Steve Hawley • Aiken County Dr. Jerry Frank Crews. Jr. (CC) - John H. Holcombe. Jr. Richard L. Boyleston (CC) Harry L Foy - S.P Horton - William R. Alexander - David B Gohagan -* Thurman McLamb Anderson L. Baxley Winston A. Lawton. Jr. Jim Spann • - John R. (Bob) Brooks Winston A. Lawton • Liston Wells Johnny L. Cagle - Robert (Bob) Wilder, Jr - Alan J. Coleman Jasper County -• R. S Winfield Mike Coleman Roy Pryor, Jr (CC) Robert M. Cook Marlon County Thomas Orangeburg County • Coward Mark S. Avent Troy Carroll Atkinson III (CC) • Alan D Gregory Lawrence L Weathers (CC) Charles J Bethea. Jr. Director. District IV Elbert Hines Hamilton Dr. Julius W. Babb III John H. Holt Steven Holt William C. Kennerty William B. Bookhart. Jr - Robert Mace Warren E. Kenrick DISTRICT IV Larry W Dyar - Duncan Mclntyre Director. District V • Gerald W. Metts Mark S. Avent F Reeves Gressette. Jr. - Joseph L Powell • John G. Molony 21 3 Memory Lane Billy Higginbotham ' Edward Spivey Sam O'Neal Bennettsville, SC 29512 DISTRICT V • W.C Higginbotham, Jr. - Alan M Tewkesbury III William C, Kennerty Roger Home Sumter County • - Harry Odel Weeks. Jr. Ctiester County 2220 Weepcolow Trail Edgar C. McGee James F Kinney (CC) • Donald B. Murray (CC) Ashley Hall Plantation Karen J O'Cain Ricky Alford Edgefiold County •+ Edward C. Abell Charleston, SC 29407 Fletcher M Riley Jr. Connie Bell • Watson Rhodes (CC) David Beaty Dan M Robinson. Jr. - John J. Britton, Jr - - Jr. • E. O. Dukes, Jr. - Robert A Darby Sr. Allendale County J.M. Russell. Bill Carter, Jr. - J.W. Gilliam, Jr. * George R. Fleming Frank Young (CC) James M. Russell III Susan Chapman -* - Lewis F. Holmes Jr. Sam Frazier Russell S vyolfe, II ' Thomas Cuttino Lewis P. Holmes III - John M. Little III Bamberg County Heyward Fort Terry Timmerman ' Dr. Sam Stone • Don A. Nummy (CC) Theo Reginal Williams Betty Thorne F Marion Dwight, Sr

1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season 87 ' - ft'.T. Fort, Jr. Van Jones Richard Nicholson O.D Hunter Soutti East Region * Bob Galiano. Jr. Bob McClure Stephen Palmer Carrol! Hutto Charles Cooper (RC) Miit Lowder Marvin O'Donnell Curt Plyler Jeff Hyten Neil Bates Edith Batson Parks * Phil Tompkins Milnor Kessler Rudy Bell Williamsburg County Robin Prescott Ed West Ben Leppard, Jr, Tom "Buck" Brazeale Samuel E Drucker (CC) Phillip Pnnce Tammy Martin Rob Burgess • Alan Chandler Craig Roberson Region V Milton Pate David Copeland Dr. W.C. Cottingham Tommy Roche, Jr Carl Jones, III • Dan Pattillo Robert Corker Fred P. Guerry, Jr. Chuck Swearingen, III John Mclnnis, III Joseph Pritchard Jim Douglas Michael Mahoney Dr TG, Westmoreland Bill Worth Bill Shedd Mark DuBose Thomas O. Morris, Jr. * Don Whelchel - Lawrence Starkey Walt Garvin Bobby Yarbrough Steve Sullivan E. Guy Hendrix -* * John Tice Frank Inabnit III

Region II Ruth Ellen Trotter Stuart McWhorter * Mac Lindsey (RC) Jim Welborn John Osteen David Bradley John Williams Chris Peters * Eddie Dalton Ron Young Whitey Roberts Bobby Dunnigan Cal Scheldt

Otis Kempson, Jr Region II Wendell Sease Dennis McAlister Bill Etird, Jr (RC) Ben Sharp Tom Morris, Jr Andy Calhoun Robert Tolsma Doug Smith Jeff Halliburton Rudy Yobs Don Tomberlin John D, lice John Murray Don Whechel Mark Welborn Ed Presnell North East Region Dennis Wilson Director, District VIII Daniel Clemson Director, District Vli Region III Bill Hendrix, Jr

Region III DISTRICT VIII - Georgia David Smart Al Hurt, Jr DISTRICT VII - North Carolina Travis Brank (RC) John D. Tice. Director Tom Reed Don Whechel Leonard Butler PO. Box 3577 5000 Piper Glenn Dr Jim Edmonds Dalton, GA 30721 Mid West Region Charlotte, NC 28277 Tommy Edmonds Bo Chinners (RC)

Jeff Goldsmith Region I Ben Hornsby * * Region I Don Kirkpatrick John Scoggins (RC) Karl Kemmerlin ' Mary Anne Bigger (RC) Doug Smith Margaret Kirkland (VRC) Dale Reynolds Al Adams Roger Young Mendal Bouknight, Jr David Stalnaker Jr David Brown Doug Brandon Mike Williams Carol Brown Region IV Ken Brown Samuel Drake * Andy Mills (RC) David Chamberlain West Coast Region * Mike Eppley George Bolen John Dickerson Frank Kellers III (RC) Greg Parish Ron Bullock * Don Evans Buddy Gnmes James Foster Dick Cottingham Doug Gray Seabrook Marchant David Jones Tim Hester Cecil Frick Joycelyn Hairston Director, District IX Thomas Glenn William Heatley Alva Hancock ' Bud Hoover Dennis Kekas Raymond Howe Billy Howell Nellie Mills Ron Huffman DISTRICT IX Seabrook Marchant 480 E Parkins Mill Rd. Greenville, SC 29607

Masai Dalton, Brett Ringer, Ryan Cole, Henry Guess, John Ballinger, Andye McCrorey, Bobby Rettew, Joel Turner.

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GENE & RITA MOORE D HARDING STOWE & Endowed Positions WOODRUFF SC RICHMOND H STOWE BELMONT NC CHARLESTON SPARTANBURG PEELER'S DAIRY JOHN T MUNDY DAVID WM CECIL GAFFNEY SC WGREG TERRY CONOVER NC MOUNT PLEASANT SC SPARTANBURG SC IN MEMORY OF JACK R MILLER CHEROKEE W A HUDSON BY PHILIP & CELESTE PRINCE CHRIS TOLLISON ANONYMOUS SPARTANBURG SC MOUNT PLEASANT SC EASLEY SC JIM SANDERS GAFFNEY SC NORTH CAROLINA MARSHALL E WALKER GAFFNEY SC ROCK HILL SC DARLINGTON MR & MRS EDDIE DALTON RAY M CLANTON ASHEVILLE NC DONALD J & KAREN C SAUCIER WHALEY FOODSERVICE DARLINGTON SC TAYLORS SC REPAIRS INC DAVID & STANLEY RIGGINS LEXINGTON SC GREENVILLE CHARLOTTE NC ROBERT B SMITH CLINTON SC CUBBNESS WILLIAM E HOWILER JR GREENVILLE SC FAYETTEVILLE NC WILLIAM M POE ANONYMOUS $2000 IPTAY Scholarship GREENVILLE SC HIGHLANDS NC Life Donors GRANTS TEXTILES INC SAM M PRINGLE GEORGIA BY THE GRANT'S GREENVILLE SC MAHAFFEY BROTHERS MR & MRS MARK S AVENT SPARTANBURG SC BENNEHSVILLE SC MR & MRS DAVID S MERRITT ALPHARETTA GA JACK T HARDIN PIEDMONT SC CLYDE & DORA BIGBEE GREENVILLE SC OTHER GREENVILLE SC MARLBORO ANONYMOUS MR & MRS JOE F HAYES BARRY G AVENT CHAGRIN FALLS OH GEORGE J BISHOP III GREENVILLE SC BENNETTSVILLE MYRTLE BEACH SC SC STUART C MCWHORTER GEORGE, BARBARA & MR & MRS MARK S AVENT NASHVILLE TN JAMES E BOSTIC CATHY HILL BENNETTSVILLE SC GREER SC ANDERSON SC MICHAEL & SUSAN CAMPBELL JOHN R HINES CLEMMONS NC ORLANDO FL $5000 FIKE Scholarship CRSSIRRINE GREENVILLE SC LEWIS & EVA HOLMES EVANGELYON HOLMES & LIB LYNCH Life Donors TOM MR & MRS RAY O'BRIAN CARTER RAINSFORD CLEMSON SC CHAPIN SC EILEEN K ADDIS TRENTON SC WYOMISSING PA IN MEMORY OF JACK R MILLER D RAY CASH THE HOPKINS FAMILY BY PHILIP & CELESTE PRINCE SIMPSONVILLE SC BEHY/JOHN/JANE & AGNEW MR & MRS STUART MT PLEASANT SC CLARKSON JR B K CHREITZBERG JR SIMPSONVILLE SC DR & MRS LARRY 8 BOWMAN D HARDING STOWE & EASLEY SC J L & M L HUCKABEE SENECA SC RICHARD H STOWE MR & MRS C DEAN COLEMAN JR LYMAN SC BELMONT NC SIMPSONVILLE SC JOHN & CAROL HOPKINS IN MEMORY OF ANDERSON SC W GREG TERRY MRS RALPH E COOPER JERRY C JACKSON CONOVER NC COLUMBIA SC DAVID LR TURNER DEFENDER INDUSTRIES SPARTANBURG SC COLUMBIA SC DAVID T CRAIG BLACKVILLE SC DONNA MERCK JONES INDUSTRIES VIENNA VA Donors DEFENDER DR & MRS CHARLES F CREWS COLUMBIA SC COLUMBIA SC THOMAS F KICKLIGHTER JR JIM& JULIE ACKER CHARLESTON SC GREENVILLE SC JOHN H DRUMMOND JERRY E DEMPSEY ANDERSON SC PinSBURGH PA IN MEMORY OF EILEEN K ADDIS CHARLES LUCIUS JR DR & MRS JOSEPH E FEWELL JR G WYOMISSING PA DR B R EWING DILLON SC HICKORY NC ANDERSON SC D L AYDLEHE JR MR & MRS W A LAWTON MR & MRS LENARD J FLYNN CHARLESTON SC BILL FOLK JR MEMORIAL ESTILL SC ANDERSON SC LIHLETON CO BOWERS FIBERS INC WILLIAM H MATHIS JON P GLOVER CHARLOHE NC JOHNRFULPJR ATLANTA GA ANDERSON SC ANDERSON SC LARRY D BRIGHT JOHN & CAROL HOPKINS MR & MRS FRANKJMCGEE GREER SC TOM & JOANN GARREH CLINTON SC ANDERSON SC GREENVILLE SC BROCKMAN AUTOMOTIVE THE KENT MANUFACTURING CO TOM S MILLFORD GREENVILLE SC JIMMY K GERRALD CLEMSON SC PICKENS SC BRENTWOOD TN BUDWEISEROF ANDERSON #2 JOE & TODD MONTROSS-NAUS ERNEST S KNIGHTON COLUMBIA SC MR & MRS THOMAS P GRIMBALL JR ANDERSON SC EDENTON NC ANDERSON SC J W BURNETT III C HEYWARD MORGAN TOM & LIB LYNCH GREENVILLE SC MR & MRS E G GILSTRAP GREENVILLE SC CLEMSON SC BREVARD NC L JERRY CHAPMAN PICKENS DENTAL HEALTH ASSOC GREENVILLE SC JACK H JR AND DEBORAH MCCAULEY DON MARLER / DAN HINTON SIMPSONVILLE SC PICKENS SC

1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season 89 R ALLEN STEVENS RICHARD H COLE GREENVILLE SC RALEIGH NC MR & MRS C DEAN COLEMAN JR J CHRIS SWIFT COLUMBIA SC SIMPSONVILLE SC DR E D CONNER/W H CONNER MR & MRS JULIAN H PRICE JAMES CTHIGPEN MACON GA FLORENCE SO SUMMERTON SC CONSOLIDATED COCA COLA CO C eVANG PUTMAN JOHNDTICE OF ANDERSON GREENVILLE SC ROCKY FACE GA GREENVILLE SC Jimmy Addison MR & MRS JAMES W SAHERFIELD JOHN A WALTER CONSOLIDATED SOUTHERN IND WEST UNION SC SIMPSONVILLE SC ANDERSON SC BUDDY BRIDGES MR & MRS JOHN COOK RICHARD A SCHWARZ RAYMOND S WATERS C CLINTON SC CAYCE ATUNTA GA SPARTANBURG SC SC SANDY & DAVID BRIDGFORTH ERNIE, SARA & ALISON COOPER MRS LENA A SLOAN H MICHAEL WEBB MD COLUMBIA SC COLUMBIA SC CLEMSON SC ATLANTA GA JOSEPH B BRIGHT MRS RALPH E COOPER MRS DAVIS SMITH MR & MRS EUGENE P WILLIMON AMERICAN PRIDE INC COLUMBIA SC CLEMSON DUNCAN SC COLUMBIA SC SC W GARY COOPER ' MR & MRS JOHN R SMITH ALLEN K WOOD JR ROBERT H BROOKS MAULDIN SC FAYEHEVILLE GA ANDERSON SC CLEMSON SC GLENN, MYRA, JENNIFER & EBE COX JAMES A BROWN JR CHARLES & MARTHA SPENCE MR & MRS CHARLES R WOOD PAWLEYS ISLAND SC FLORENCE SC GREENVILLE SC HIGHLANDS NC JOHN NEILSON COX WK BROWN TIMBER CORP MARION SC scon STEELE JAMES M ZACHRICH JR HODGES SC LILBURN GA GREENWOOD SC DAVID T CRAIG THE R L BRYAN COMPANY BLACKVILLE SC COLUMBIA SC WALTER B CRAWFORD MR & MRS HARRY G BATSON Donors BUDWEISER OF ANDERSON #1 GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC COLUMBIA SC MARION D ALDRIDGE/ CREEL OUTDOOR ADVERTISING CLARENCE BBAUKNIGHTJR TED GODFREY/MARTY KEARSE/ JIM & PATTY BUNN JIM & CAROLYN CREEL GREENVILLE SC COOPER THOMPSON SIMPSONVILLE SC MYRTLE BEACH SC COLUMBIA SC GEORGE ALLEN BEAM JACK & JEAN BURCH DR & MRS CHARLES F CREWS GREER SC HERBERT R ALLEN GREENWOOD SC COLUMBIA SC CHARLESTON MRS SALLY W BEARD SC MICHAEL BUTLER CPS SIRRINE #2 MONTGOMERY TX scon ALLEN HONEA PATH SC GREENVILLE SC GAFFNEY SC BEARDEN TRUCKING HARRY F BYERS THE CURTIS FAMILY: ANN, ORES, GREENVILLE SC GEORGE & NANCY ALLEY GREER SC DONALD CATHY RICK L IRMO SC BEASLEY "A TIGER- TRYON NC DARLINGTON SC AM-CAN TRANSPORT SERV INC JACKSON SC CHARLES E DALTON ANDERSON SC EARLE J BEDENBAUGH ELDEN CAMPBELL PICKENS SC PROSPERITY SC AMERICAN BLUEPRINT TORRANCE CA R W DALTON T JAMES BELL JR MD COLUMBIA SC MICHAEL A & SUSAN F CAMPBELL GREENVILLE SC HARTSVILLE SC AMERICAN FEDERAL BANK FSB CLEMMONS NC WILL & PAT DAVIDSON GREENVILLE SC KITTY & HEYWARD BELLAMY C MARSHALL CARITHERS COLUMBIA SC CHARLOTTE NC A DAMICK MEMORIAL ANDERSON SC MR & MRS WILLIAM T DAVIDSON JR MR & ROGER BENJAMIN BATESBURG SC MRS ROBERT L CARLSON INC FOREST CITY NC LIBERTY SC WILLIAM R APPERSON CHARLOHE NC ELLIOT L DAVIS MOUNT PLEASANT SC JOHN FAYE BERRY CAROLINA EASTERN INC BLUE BELL PA WARD SC ASHMORE BROTHERS CHARLESTON SC JESSE B DAVIS BETHEA DISTRIBUTING INC GREER SC CO CAROLINA GIN CO & JAMES SEASE SPARTANBURG SC DILLON SC ASSOCIATED DATA SERVICES INC EHRHARDT SC MR & MRS WAYNE R DAVIS ROCK HILL SC CLYDE & DORA BIGBEE CHALMERS & LORI ANNE CARR BREVARD NC GREENVILLE SC LUCIA ATKINSON RIDGE SPRING SC DEAL & DEAL P A MARION SC BRUCE J BISHOP MR & MRS RAY O'BRIAN CARTER CLEMSON SC MACON GA TC ATKINSON III & FRIEND CHAPIN SC ALONZO M DEBRUHL MARION SC GEORGE J BISHOP III D RAY CASH GREER SC MYRTLE BEACH SC C SCOn BAGWELL SIMPSONVILLE SC DELTA ELECTRICAL SIMPSONVILLE SC JAY & KELLY BLACKMON KARL B CHANDLER CONTRACTORS OF S C INC LANCASTER SC RICHARD W BAILEY SUMTER SC GREER SC SIMPSONVILLE BLANCHARD MACHINERY SC CO J E "BO" CHINNERS JR JERRY E DEMPSEY COLUMBIA SC DAVID R BAIRD HOUSTON TX PinSBURGH PA RAVENEL SC JAMES E BOSTIC B K CHREITZBERG JR MARTHA & FLETCHER DERRICK GREER SC ANDREW P BALLARD EASLEY SC CHARLESTON SC GREENVILLE SC JEFF BOSTIC LARRY U CLARK OAKTON VA BRIAN K BARNES SENECA SC BACULA GA JOE E BOSTIC JR WILLIAM T CLARY GREENSBORO NC RICK & CANDACE BARNES FORT LAWN SC CLEMSON SC DAVID T BOWMAN JOY AYERS CLAWSON MT AIRY DR W RONALD BARREH NC GREER SC GAFFNEY SC JIM BRADY THE CLIMATIC CORPORATION EASLEY SC MR & MRS LEWIE L BATES JR COLUMBIA SC GREENVILLE MR & MRS THOMAS C BREAZEALE SC CLOVER KNITS INC Ben Anderson KNOXVILLE TN CLOVER SC

90 1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season SAMMY DICKSON CAREY HINDMAN DR J DON KELLEY WESTMINSTER SC FLORENCE SC TAYLORS SC

NANCY L DILKS JOHN R HINES KENMAR INDUSTRIES CHARLESTON SC ORLANDO FL GREENVILLE SC

JAMES F DOUGLAS FRANCIS M HIPP FOUNDATION THOMAS F KICKLIGHTER JR GOSHEN KY GREENVILLE SC CHARLESTON SC

THOMAS A DRAYTON BRUCE STROUP T E KIRBY BISHOPVILLE SC SPARTANBURG SC GRANITEVILLE SC ED DUCKWORTH Warren Forney COL (RET) JERRY V HOLCOMBE IN MEMORY OF DECATUR GA GREENVILLE SC CHARLES G LUCIUS JR MARGIE T DUNCAN DILLON SC JOHN H HOLCOMBE JR COLUMBIA SC JIMMY K GERRALD BRENTWOOD TN MYRTLE BEACH SC MICHAEL H AYERS ROBERT MICHAEL EDDY VALRICO FL SIMPSONVILLE SC CARLOS GIBBONS JR, DOUGLAS LEWIS & EVA HOLMES EVANS, JAMES SPARKS EVANGELYON HOLMES GREGORY G LAWLESS EDDIE & SANDRA EDWARDS JR COLUMBIA SC RAINSFORD RICHMOND VA HICKORY NC TRENTON SC RICHARD H GETTYS JR LAV\/TON LUMBER CO., INC. JOHNSEFIRDJR ROCK HILL SC MR & MRS EDWARD A HOOD JR EASLEY SC SIMPSONVILLE SC GREENWOOD SC E G GILSTRAP MR & MRS W A LAWTON MR & MRS CT ELDER JR BREVARD NC W C & BARBARA HOOD ESTILL SC COLUMBIA SC EDISTO ISLAND SC THOMAS W GLENN 111 LEIGH FIBERS INC ELECTRIC CITY PRINTING CHARLOTTE NC ANDERSON SC THE HOPKINS FAMILY SPARTANBURG SC DR & MRS A J GOFORTH III BETTY JOHN, JANE & MR & MRS LEE F LEMERE JIM & PEGGY ENGLISH GREENVILLE SC AGNEW:SIMPSONVILLE SC WINDERMERE FL EASLEY SC GOULSTON TECHNOLOGIES ANDERSON SC C EDWARD EVANS JR LESCO RESTORATIONS INC MONROE NC J L, M L & A WATTS HUCKABEE BLUFFTON SC SPARTANBURG SC MR & MRS NEILS GRANGER ROCK HILL SC DR B R EWING LIBERTY LIFE GREENVILLE SC LESTER A HUDSON JR ANDERSON SC GREENVILLE SC GRANT'S TEXTILES INC GREENVILLE SC FAIRFAX DIMENSION CO INC MRS E OSWALD LIGHTSEY LAMAR GREENE CALVERT WHUFFINESJR FAIRFAX SC CLEMSON SC GASTONIA NC WALTERBORO SC BILL & DONNA FARR GREENWOOD PACKING PLANT MR & MRS VF UNDER JR W FRED HUNNICUTT AUGUSTA GA GREENWOOD SC COLUMBIA SC SIMPSONVILLE SC FERGUSON ENTERPRISES MR & MRS THOMAS P GRIMBALL JR "IN MEMORY OF ELBERT L BAILES" DICK HENDLEY-IH SERV INC #1 FLORENCE SC ANDERSON SC WEST UNION SC GREENVILLE SC BUD FIELD GROVER INDUSTRIES INC RHONDA/RON/MARTI LITTLEFIELD SALEM SC DICK HENDLEY-IH SERV INC #2 GROVER NC INMAN SC CAROLINA FIRST BANK GREENVILLE SC DR & MRS LARRY D GRUBB STEPHEN W LOOPER DMD GREENVILLE SC IMPERIAL DIE CASTING CORP FLORENCE SC GREER SC FIRST UNION NATL BANK OF S C PICKENS SC JOHN E HAMILTON MALPHRUS CONSTRUCT CO INC GREENVILLE SC TOMMIE W JAMES JR JACKSONVILLE FL HILTON HEAD ISL SC FIRST SUN MANAGEMENT CAMDEN SC CLEMSON WYLIE HAMRICK CVMARCHBANKS JR SC GEORGE W JENNINGS GAFFNEY SC CLEMSON SC LARRY D & ANN R FLOYD NEWNAN GA FLORENCE SC FRANK SHANCKELJR MARTIN ENGINEERING DALE JOHNSON CHARLESTON SC WHITE ROCK SC FLUOR DANIEL GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC MR & MRS WILLIAM WHANEY JAMES F MARTIN A EUGENE JOHNSTON III GREENVILLE SC EDGEFIELD SC BILL FOLK JR MEMORIAL GREENVILLE SC LIHLETON CO JACK T HARDIN MARTIN PRINTING INC ARTHUR LEROY JONES FORTSON TRAVEL AGENCY GREENVILLE SC EASLEY SC AIKEN SC GREENVILLE SC THE HARPER CORPORATION WILLIAM H MATHIS DR B W JONES/DR F G JONES ARCH & JENNY FOWLER GREENVILLE SC ATLANTA GA FLORENCE SC COLUMBIA SC MARIAN L HARRIS ALBERT DIAL MCALISTER DONNA MERCK JONES CARROLL F FOWLER GREENWOOD SC LAURENS SC MORRISTOWN TN VIENNA VA MR & MRS JOE F HAYES EDWARD MCCAMERON JR IN MEMORY OF MR & MRS JEANNE G FOWLER GREENVILLE SC MAULDIN SC BELTON SC RALPH JONES/MORGAN JONES DR JIM HELLAMS GREENWOOD SC JOHN N (NICKY) MCCARTER JR RANDALL K FOXX PENDLETON SC COLUMBIA SC PIEDMONT SC G TRIPP JONES MD/ANNE B JONES LANDRUM H HENDERSON JR COLUMBIA SC M GREGORY MCCOLLUM HARRY H FRAMPTON III COLUMBIA SC MYRTLE BEACH SC BEAVER CREEK CO MRS WILLIAM P KAY JR FRANCIS PRODUCE RYAN D HENDLEY MELINDA KAY KWMCCOURT GREENVILLE SC GREENVILLE SC BELTON SC PARSIPPANY NJ FREEDOM TEXTILE CHEMICALS CO JAMES R HENDRICKS JR JAMES E MCCOY CHARLOTTE NC CHARLOHE NC MONTGOMERY OH JOHN R FULP JR DAVID HERNDON HEYWARD MCDANIEL ANDERSON SC LEXINGTON SC GREENVILLE SC CLYDE GARDNER JULIA A HERNS MAC AND SUSAN MCDARIS ROSWELL GA COLUMBIA MD SALEM SC TOM & JOANN GARRETT GEORGE, BARBARA & CATHY HILL MR & MRS FRANKJMCGEE GREENVILLE SC ANDERSON SC GREENVILLE SC Ben Barbary

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D C MCKiNNEY DR J E REINHARDTJR SONOCO PRODUCTS CO SKYLAND NC ROCK HILL SC HARTSVILLE SC LARRY A MCKINNEY CHARLES F RHEM JR SOUTH CAROLINA BOX INC GREENVILLE SC GREER SC GREENVILLE SC

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MRS KENNETH L KALTZ LOUIS P PARSONS LON JAY ENTERPRISES INC KATHRYN A PEACOCK JON D COOK HANDEE MART FOOD STORES INC W TONY MASTERS AHN LON COURTNEY JR JULIAN A REYNOLDS SCOn AND TRAGI COOLEY ANTHONY L HARBIN S E MATHIS JIMMY AND MARY ELIZABETH OUZTS DAVID D ROPER LYNN N CORNEH CALDWELL HARPER LINDA B MAULDIN WAYNE ROSIER RICHARD CYEARY STAN M COSTER DONALD L HARRISON RALPH C MAY JR JOHN F COVINGTON HENRY MARVIN HARRISON JANET D MCBRIDE WILLIAM H RUSHTON JR MR 8. MRS JOE YOUNG J HUGH CRAWLEY JAMES C HARRISON JAMES T MCCARTER THOMAS H RYAN GREENVILLE MIRIAM WSAGGUS MR 8, MRS RALPH CRAWLEY HARVEY S ASSOCIATES INC SARA E MCCOLLUM ABLE CONSTRUCTION CO #1 STUART W CRAWLEY THOMAS M HATCHER W H MCCRARY MRi MRSTOMMIE SHARPE ALLEN T ADAMS J DOUGLAS CRENSHAW G W HAWKINS DR MARK MCCRAW MR 8, MRS THEO R WILLIAMS KEITH ALBERSON JESSE CRIM RODGER E HAWKINS RHEn C MCCRAW JR MD FRANCIS M WISE SR ANTHONY W ALDEBOL STEPHEN D 8, KEVIN W CROCKER W CLYDE HAYES DONALD A MCDARIS FRANCIS M WISE JR WILLIAM R JR ALEXANDER GENE CROOK ANDY HENDERSON CHARLES E MCDONALD JR RANDY YONCE RUSSELL TODD ALLEN CUSTOM ELECTRIC CO J MICHAEL HENDERSON MRS MRS W PERRY MCKAIN JR FAIRFIELD JAMES ALTMAN JR C BILL & SHEILA DAVIDSON MRS JOHN C HENDERSON MCKINNEY REESE CO #2 ELZIE B ADAMS GARY J MATTHEWS MRS BILLY W DAVIS ELIZABETH BOLIEK HENRY MCKINNEYREESE CO WILLIAM J ARNETTE PARKER ALTMAN LARRY DAVIS DARRELL B 8 REBECCA W HERLONG CHARLES H MCKNIGHT LOUIS M BOULWARE THURLMAMICKII RICHARD VANCE DAVIS MR S MRS M STEVE HESTER MCMILLAN-CARTER INC LT COL RALPH W BOYS DOROTHY W ANDERSON W CANTEY DAVIS JR/JIMBO DAVIS DR JAHILLJR MRS ERNEST W MERCK GERALD M CHAPMAN JACK & LINDA ANDERSON C F DAWES MRS FRANCIS HINNANT HAROLD L MERCK WILLIAM B HENDRIX MIKE ANDERSON HAROLD DELOACH A TIGER FAMILY" BILLY AND BONNIE MERRIH R SR JAMES ANTHONY WARREN HERNDON D MARILYN DELOACH DANIEL B HOLCOMBE CARL S RACHEL MERRITT JOHN J HOOD JR ANGELA R ARMSTRONG DR JAMES WDICKERT JOE DAVID HOLCOMBE ALEX MEYERS 8, MARTHA JOLLY JAMES ANDREW JOE ASTON DANNY DILLARD W G HOLCOMBE MICHAEL 8 CO LT COL CARROLL L LIGON RUSSELL WAUCOIN CAROL H S RICHARD M DOBBINS BRIAN K HOLDEN BUCK MICKEL USAF-RETIRED J E AUSTIN JR MR 8, MRS DAVID K DOMNITZ N HOLDER S ASSOCIATES JOE MIHELICK PIGEON GRANITE CO -J P BROOKS. SAMUEL W AUSTIN MRS I L DONKLE JR NED E HOLLAND JR JOHN J MIKELL J P BROOKS JR RICK 8, TERESA BAGWELL ROY F DOOLEY JAMES DOUGLAS HOOD MILLER OIL CO INC KAYE S SIMMONDS DAVE & HELEN CHAPMAN MR S MRS ERNEST DRIGGERS W B HOPKINS SHERRI MILLER SULLIVAN BAILEY INC J E HEATING & CONTROLS CHARLES B DUNCAN JR EDWARD ZACHARY HORTON FRANKLIN D MITCHELL THOMAS H WEIR MR & MRS ROBERT L BAKER MELTON L DUNCAN CHARLES S DEBBIE HOWARD MR S MRS R D MITCHELL PHILIP CWILKINS GREGORY 8, VICKI BALLEW WILLIAM E DUNN JR RICK HOWELL MICHAEL S MONTJOY ROBERTA BANKHEAD FLORENCE MR AND MRS CHARLES F DURHAM JR DAVID K HUDSON CHARLES R MOON BARBERY REBECCA LEE ALEXANDER DON MRS MRS JACK C DURHAM JR IDA R HUDSON THOMAS C S SHIRLEY S MOORE MILTON H ANDERSON JR HELEN H BARNEH MR S MRS LLOYD M EARGLE EDDIE W HUGHES RICHARD M MOOSE MR & WILLIAM J MR & MRS JOHN E BLANKENSHIP JR MRS BARNEn EASTERN DESIGN RONALD D HUGHEY JAMES R MORROW SR LESTER P BRANHAM SR GEORGE M BARREH MARK STEVEN EGGL PARKER HUMPHREYS MRS MRS WF MORROW DR GEORGE D BATCHELDOR B M BRODIE R CHARLES ELDRIDGE JR 8, STAN & JANE HUNNICUTT MRS MRS BRUCE F MORSE MR & MRS THOMAS W BATSON G WILSON BRYCE MEMORIAL- WILLIAM C BARKER RANDALL J HUNT WILLIAM C MORTON AL BELL BRYCE MECHANICAL CONTR INC ROBERT E ELLIS REVONNE C HUNT DAN L MOYD ATLANTIC IVAN M COLEMAN BELL MOBILE DAVID B ELLISON ROY F HUNT JR NALL ENTERPRISES, INC HAROLD BELL DR WILLIAM L COLEMAN J TRAVIS ELMORE JERRY HUNTER JR MRS MRS JOEL NASH MR WILLIAM C DEVANE & MRS RANDALL BELL CVELROD JERRY E HUNTER MR S MRS MILES H NASON MR & MRS GREGORY S WILLARO DORRIETY JR BELOW FRANK L ELROD STEVE S LAURA HUNTER THE NATIONAL BANK OF SC FRANK A DOUGLASS JR CO TROY E BENNEH SR HENRY ELROD MS MARGARET HUSKEY NORRIS SUPPLY COMPANY DR GEORGE ECONOMY MR 8. MRS JOHNCBERESH& HERBERT W ELROD AMOS HYKES NORUNGOLO-DAVIS INC CINDY (ANDERSON) MR AND MRS S C EDWARDS III JERRY D ESKEW INSULATION SERVICES INC INA G ODELL BERRY -CLYDE S BRYCE JR, RE- MRS TOM C SALLIE H ESKEW JOE A IVESTER RDSDUNNEAH OGLETREE ENGINEERING CONSULTANTS" CAMERON S MARTHA BLACK MR S MRS RONALD B ESTES WILLIAM S IVESTER SR HAROLD ORR TERRY A BLAKELY TOMMY M FOLK III ETHOX CHEMICALS INC IZUMI INTERNATIONAL INC #1 W D OWENS JR FRANKLIN & TANYA TOMMY M FOLK JR BLANTON RICK R EVANS J D MARKETING ASSOCIATES ARNOLD S GWEN PACE IVAN BLOCK MUNFORD G FULLER J M FARMER scon S JACKSON DR JOHN J PALMER DMD MICHAEL BOLIEK G G FARMS INC RAYMOND S FEDELE LAURENS I JAMES RUSSELL HUNTER PARK TOM GRESSETTE PEST CONTROL- STEPHEN L BOMAR JOHN S CELIA FEW RONNIE JAMES ANDY PARNELL G W BOOZER III TOM P GRESSETTE GEORGE FINKELSTEIN MRS FRED A JOHNSON JAMES H PARSONS III BEN MICHAEL H & LYNN C HANNA BOREN THOMAS FINLEY IN MEMORY OF FRED A JOHNSON MIKE S TRACY PARSONS MRSDCHARRELL IN MEMORY OF E M BOST' MRS MRS JAMES D FISHER MICHAEL K JOHNSON PHILIP PATRICK ALAN E HAROLD B HAYNES BOUCHILLON HERMAN D FLINKINGSHELT JR W A JOHNSON L R -CHOPPY" PATTERSON H GERALD HICKS JOHN V BOYEHE JR CHRISTOPHER M FORE MRS DOROTHY B JONES JOHN H PAYLOR LADDIE GREEN HILLER GLENN BRACKIN MRS MRS JAMES P FREEMAN MARK W JONES WILLIAM H PAYNE MICHAEL S BRANHAM DAVID L HOBSON JIMS JEAN FRENCH MR 8 MRS JAMES R JORDAN JOE PEARSON/JOE DAVIS TIMOTHY A BRETT JAMES S SHERYL FULMER W LAMAR JORDAN WWBRIDWELL ROBERT GAGE W J JORDAN JR RED & JANIE BRIGMAN JIM C GALLOWAY JR WILLIAM J KEITH BRIAN S KIMBERLY BROOKS DONALD A GARDNER KIMBERLEYD KELLER WILLIAM R BROTHERS DON A GARNER DAVID OKELLEY CRAIG AND CORY BROWN MR S MRS WILLIAM R HARLING/ KARL H KELLY J LEIGHTON BROWN MRS MRS BILLTUMBLIN/ LARRY R KENDALL MICHAEL G BROWN GLENN GARRETT MR & MRS JOHN J KENNEDY JR MR 8c MRS RONALD L BROWNE C RALPH GARRETT EDWARD E KEY MICHAEL L BROYLES DONNIE L GARRETT ALINE CREWS KILGORE STEVE AND PATTY BRUCE LOLA B GARRETT SCOTT KILGORE PETER H BRYAN M L GARREH CONSTRUCTION CO JOHN LELAND KING MR 8, MRS JODY BRYSON CLARK GASTON JR PAMELA W S CLARK P KING JEFFREY M BUELL GAYLORD CONTAINER ANDERSON MILLS KINGHORN JR JAMES BULLOCK JR Willie Underwood Mark Richardson W L GRAY GEDDIE JR FEKIRKLEY JR BILLY BURDETTE "A TIGER FAN- WILLIAM KNAPP BURDETTE INC ENGINEERING MR AND MRS ROBERT L GETTYS DR ROLAND M KNIGHT

1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season 103 ROBERT L TAYLOR JAMES ALEXANDER COOPER MR AND MRS LAMAR LEWIS MR 8 MRS JAMES H MCCLELLAN JR TERRY 8 JEAN-MARIE TAYLOR MR 8 MRS JAMES CORLEY DAVIS A LORICK JR JOHNAMCNINCHJR NEWELL D CRAWFORD JR SAMMY C CORLEY GARDEN CITY BEACH PAVILION REV AND MRS MEADOWCROR TEACHEY MECHANICAL INC RONNIE 8 KAREN CRAWFORD E O'NEIL MCCOY JR WILLIAM T MITCHELL FRANK M TERLIZZIWAYNE GLENN RBCULP JR MITCH MERRin C PARKER 8 JIM DERRICK MOORE JOHN RUSSELL TERRY JR MR AND MRS JAMES L DANIEL JR DAVID L MORROW JOE B NELSON CALVIN SUMMEY CHARLES M DAVIS H E PEARCE JR STEVEN W OLIVER TH' LUMBER YARD INC MR 8 MRS JOHN R DAVIS 8 ROBBIE E M PENDLETON JR, CADILLAC CT TERRY 8 DEBORAH POWELL WHEELER THACKSTON TRAVIS STANLEY DAWKINS PEOPLES UNDERWRITERS INC SAM C POWER THERMO-KINETICS INC- DICKERTS MOVING 8 STORAGE DR 8 MRS EDWARD LEROY PROCTOR DARREN K SCOn J E CHAMBERS G0D0RR0H8GMNEEL H GAIL SANSBURY BRUCE STEVEN SHEALY FRANK P THOMAS JR ROBERT H DRINKARD CATIMBES INC WILLIAM H 8 LORA C STROUD GRAYSON 8 LAURIE THOMAS COY JEFFERSON GRAY FRANCIS WTURBEVILLE WM CARROLL THOMPSON Jim Ness HARRY M THOMPSON TONEY GRIFFEN STEPHEN USRY NICK 8 JOAN ULMER J E THOMPSON JOANNE GRIFFIN R SWINFIELD JAMES P WILDER JIM 8 CAROL THOMPSON MR 8 MRS JOHN G HAMMOND ROBERT EARL WRENN LEE THOMAS F 8 REGINA THORNTON RICK AND CAROL HARTER JASPER MISS CHRIS PHILLIPS JIMTHRAILKILL HAWKINS JR W RAY ALEXANDER JR GRAHAM RONNIE 8 SUSAN NEnLES DEBRA S WAYNE PHILLIPS CALDWELL BELL JR RICHARD ETILLOTSON GROVER C HENDERSON III NIMMERTURF8TREE RICK & BETH PHILLIPS CHARLES MTIMMONS THE HERITAGE COMPANY DESCHAMPS OAKWOOD FARM S B PHILLIPS SR GERALDS TOMPKINS JR FRANK HINSON KERSHAW DON R MCDANIEL SR 8 P Vl/YMAN MR & MRS LARRY PHILPOH MR 8 MRS GEORGE D TOOKE MR 8 MRS WILSON G HUNTER JANE H MARK BARNHILL MCDANIEL JIM PINNER TOWNES ASSOCIATES LTD HORACE, HAVEN 8 MORGAN JENKINS MR 8 MRS ANTHONY E BARWICK WILLIAM M PITTENDREIGH KENNETH W CARSON DDS LEXINGTON DACUS TED TUCKER III JENKINS HORACE WILLIAM BADKINS MR & MRS CHARLES B PIHS MATERIALS INC JENNINGSAWALKER MR 8 MRS BLEASE CRANFORD TUCKER BILLY AMICK CURTIS ANDREW PIHS DR WILLIAM E TUCKER JAMES JOHNSON MRS EVELYN GODWIN TOMMY 8 ANN AMICK ROY M Pins EUGENE BRIAN TURNER VIRGINIA JOHNSON MR 8 MRS A J HAWKINS E NEIL R BAER MR 8 MRS A L POWELL JR JOHN A TURNER "A FRIEND" GARY HOLDEN CHARLES D BAKER JR M LEE & KELLY C POWELL UNITED INVESTORS MRS JACK MR 8 MRS RICHARD B INMAN SR LAWRENCE DEWEY S BARNES KELLEY i DIANE PRESSLEY DEAN DVARNER MRS ROBERT A LINER BETTr' 8 ALVIE JACKSON PIERSON AND MITCHELL PRICE JOSEPH C JACKSON JAMES M BAUGHMAN RICHARD C VAUGHAN LLOYD ROOFING COMPANY MR8MRSJ0HNABEARDEN H H PROVENCE JR W L JACKSON THOMAS H 8 HELEN H VAUGHAN MARSHALL LONG WILLIAM D RAYMOND E PUTMAN BRUCE KELLY BERRY RICHARD WWADDELL CHARLES S MALONEY RAY BICKLEY WILLIAM M PUTNAM JR MIKE WADE GEORGE 8 DEAN MARIANOS RODNEY A KELLY V KORNEGAY MR 8 MRS F U BLACK RICHARD WRABURN JOHN P 8 THOMAS B WALDROP RUSSELL 8 LEIGH MATHIS GEORGE JR RONALD W BLACK MR & MRS L M RAGSDALE DONALD C WALKER F MICHAEL MEREDITH MR AND MRS J W MARTIN JOSEPH M RAMIREZ MR 8 MRS HAROLD E MATHIS SR CARL W 8 REBECCA H BRADHAM JAMES M 8 NANCY J WALLACE RONNIE 8 BRENDAMILLENDER DR AND MRS ROBERT W BRANCH WAYNE S DEBORAH REAMES WILLIAM NEnLES MYERS MR 8 MRS L WALLACE JACK N MITCHELL A HUNT & CATHY REDFERN JODY M ROBINSON MR 8 MRS JERRY BRANNON JOHNNIE J WALTERS APRIL C MOORE LAW OFFICE OF BRANSTITER DON REED 8 ASSOCIATES MICHAEL L 8 WINDY SAnERWHITE G W JODY C WARREN H EDWARD MUNNERLYN GEORGE W BRANSTITER TIMOTHY JACKSON REED MR 8 MRS DAVID E WATSON 8 DENNIS MRS. CORNELIA STOVER G NEELEY HAROLD 8 DORIS BREWER MR 8 MRS JAMES L REESE RUSH PHILIP RNICKLES LARRY TUCKER FREDRICWREINHOLDJR MR 8 MRS GEORGE BROTHERS J CHARLES 8 MIRIAM WATSON CECIL Y 8 JERRY A NUNAMAKER LANCASTER B JOHN W BROWN MD MRS JAMES RHINEHARDT JR JOSEPH P WATSON/JOHN HARRISON FRED R PARDUE MICHAEL BLACKMON WILLIAM H BROWN C/0 BRIAN HOLDEN LEA AND ERWIN WATSON DRSDPENDERGRASSIII JEAN M BOAN RICHARDSAA/ILSON MR 8 MRS WILLIAM J BUCHANAN JR MR 8 MRS R L WATSON 8 ASHLEY RAYMOND F PRINCE HUBERT E BROWN RHBUCKNELLJR DONALD L RIDGELL RONALD R WATSON EUGENE WALLACE ROBERTS JR MR AND MRS FLOYD CAUTHEN KEVIN H RISER PRESTON R 8 SARENA D BURCH RICHARD L JEFF MR 8 MRS WATSON RSRODDEY MR 8 MRS CHILDERS JAMES H BURTON DAVID B ROBBINS ASHLEY DON H 8 GAIL R ROWELL P W CLYBURN M D 8 ALICE CALDWELL MR & MRS DON K ROBBINS PAUL W WEBB IN MEMORY OF ROBERT H RYKARD R H COLLINS R HUGH CALDWELL JAMES ROCHESTER CO INC- GREGG WELBORN BY MRS ROBERT RYKARD MIKE 8 LYNN CRENSHAW JAMES ROCHESTER CAPITOL CITY HOUSING LARRY A WELBORN WILLIAM C (BILLY) SHERRER LEONARD 8 VICKY DIXON DAVID C ROGERS JOHN CARROL CARRINGTON J DWELLS JR scon 8 KIM SHIRLEY JONATHAN W DUKE #2 B M CASSADY ROGERS 8 BROWN CUSTOM BKRS CHARLES W WEST BEN 8 TRACIE SMITH MIKE ELDER RUSSELL A ROMAN MRS LAURA D CASTLES JEFFREY A 8 BARBARA W WEST GEORGE F SMITH JR DON W 8 PAMELA P FAILE GEORGE WCAUGHMANJR MR 8 MRS J T ROPER CLAUDE WHALEY JAMES SMITH JONATHAN G W FARMER ROSCOE S CAUGHMAN HAROLD A/CHERYLVDARRYL ROWLEY MAX WHATLEY MICROAGE COMPUTER STORES FRANK 8 ANN FERGUSON MR 8 MRS WILLIAM M CAUGHMAN SAM J CRAIN 8 COMPANY MR & MRS LARRY WHITE EDWARD K SNEAD JR BILL FEW HENRY CHASTAIN EARL 8 CAROLYN SAMMONS SAM B WHITE TRENTON N SPEARMAN JAMES S HARPER HAROLD A SARGENT KENNETH CHAVIS, JR HBWHITMIRE WAYNE STEVENSON GARRINWHEGLER CHEROKEE TRAIL VETERINARY HOSP C F SAUER CO MRS DD WILLIAMS JR HOWARD TOLBERT DR AND MRS JOHN R HOWELL JR B E SAVAGE JAMES TRACY CHILDERS DAN H WILLIAMS AM TUCK INC #2 DENNIS KIRK/JERRY HAMMOND R SAVAGE TACOCKFIELD DONALD DONALD WILLIAMS W VIRGIL WALL JR LANCASTER COUNTY CLEMSON CLUB RANDY SAXON SAM R COKER MR 8 MRS EDWARD R WILLIAMS MIKE WARD D KIRK 8 SUSAN LANE DANIEL P SCHAAF L W CONDER JR GEORGE E WILLIAMS WARNER WATER WORKS/ MARION D LEVER JR OnO H 8 JOANNE B SCHUMACHER GLEN M CONWELL J V WILLIAMS ERWIN 8 GAIL WARNER JOE H LYNN JOHN 8 BUNNY B SCOH H RALPH CORLEY SR LISA D WILLIAMS F M WERTS RICHARD W MOORE TODD SCRUGGS ROBERT M CORLEY III WILLSON RIGGINS LANDSCAPE INC ALLEN 8 JANE WEST JACK 8 RUTH NEAL ROY A SEAVER MR8MRSRWC0WSERTJR WILLSON 8 LINDA ALFRED L WHITE JAMES M NEAL ROY A SEAVER JR MR 8 MRS M E FLETCHER J HAROLD WILSON RAY ALLEN OWENS KENNETH AND CATHERINE SEPKO HAMPTON ARTHUR M COX ROBERT M 8 MARY S WILSON C WAYNE PHILLIPS SERVICE MECHANICAL INC WISE H BAnEN WILLIAM G JR 8 DONNA L CRAPPS SYDNEY 8 ELAINE WILSON EUGENE R BOSTICK GEORGE WILTON PHILLIPS DAVIS IN MEMORY OF GORDON SHERARD BEnS W CW SKIP" WINCHESTER MR8MRSSFCREWSJR EUGENE D ROBERTSON BLAND M DERRICK BLAKE SHEWMAKER 8 ASSOC INC LAYNE WINCHESTER DAN M ROBINSON PATRICK A SHIRLEY WALTON ALBERT (AL) CROSBY DAN DERRICK FRANK WWINGATE GRADY P ROBINSON KEVIN SHORT DOUGLAS F GOODING CHARLES 8 SHARON DICKERT JR MR 8 MRS BILLWINGO III CRAIG P ROBINSON JOHN G SLATTERY BUDDY W HIERS JAMES E DOAR J ED WINKLER DELMA E SAWYER DONALD C SLAUGHTER BILLY 8 LORRAINE LARISEY JAMES DODSON JOHN D 8 MARTHA P WOOD ROBERT L VAUGHN MRS ALLAN P SLOAN JACK MOLE JOHN T DRARS L ROSEANN WOODHAM-GRANT JAMES L WERTZ JR RICHARD GERALD ULMERJR DAVID L DURHAM C SMART EARL WOODSON M G WILLIAMS SMITH JR8 SMITH ROBERT A YOUMANS JAMES M EDWARDS III HW HW SR JOHN WILLIAM K WILLIAMS W WORSHAM MD DMD MR 8 MRS WILLIAM ELLIOn JR DR J DAVID SMITH HORRY 8 MRS BAKER III MR WYCHE LAURENS CHRISTOPHER E FELKEL PAUL J SMITH MR 8 MRS J VERNON ATKINSON JAMES HWYMAN BARBARA A ANDERSON WANDA TRIPP FERRARO RALPH L SMITH CHARLES RYEARGIN JAMES WBARNEnEJR ROBERT S SMITH PETER BAND CAROL TBARR JOHN B ARMSTRONG BRIAN M FIELDS BARBARA YONCE JOHNNY K ARMSTRONG RICKY 8 DONICE FRICK J FRANK 8 JOYE R SOLAS MARION T BELLAMY RAYMOND L YOUNG JAMES SOUTHERLAND WAYNE 8 OMERA BAGWELL JOHN L FULMER JR C ODELL C ZACHARY JR R PAUL BENIK JR DOUG A SPARACINO MABRY BINNICKER BILL BAILEY G8PTRUCKING CO INC 8 B II DUANE 8 MARGARET SPRADLIN GREENWOOD M/GEN JONES E BOLT BARRY CATHERINE BELL SAMUEL GEORGE DAVID BELL SPRINT CELLULAR DRFEABELLJR JAMES T CARROLL RAINEY/BRinON JOSEPH G SPROn DR 8 MRS STONEY ABERCROMBIE CARTER COMPANY scon BELL GIBBES/CLARKSON PA EVin-ON STALL JR DR STEVE M ACKERMAN COTECO KEITH M BOUKNIGHT MIKE B GLEATON NICK P ANAGNOST DAVID L SR ROGER 8 CHER STAMEY R CLAY CRENSHAW JAMES BUCHANAN GLENN ENTERPRISES INC 8 R L CASON DAVID B TERRY 8 SARAH STEELE ANDERSON BILLY S DELK MR MRS GODFREY HERBERT ANDERSON JR CONST INC FRED CHAPMAN JOHN S GRAMLING TIMOTHY D 8 RENA P STEELE JIM DYSART W JR JANE ANDERSON R GRANDY MR 8 MRS R F STEPHENSON JR DEAN8TERI EDGAR A J 8 NONA COLEMAN DR B BENJAMIN T STEPP JOSEPH DEAN BAGWELL RICK ELLIOn MRS T HEATH COPELAND MR 8 MRS WILLIAM M HAMILTON E H BALENTINE THOMAS B 8 JANE B STODDARD MRS GEORGE W FLOYD JACK AND BOBBIE EARLE L BANES ELLISON WILLIAM R STODDARD JR MD E THOMAS FULMER MRS MARVIN C RICHARD H STOFAN MR 8 MRS RONNIE H BARNES 8 LARRY GEDDINGS %MS BAILEY 8 SON BANK MISS JULIA GREGORY C MARK ENTREKIN G MARK STOFEGA JR J WILLIAM GOBBEL MR 8 MRS MARK S STOKES EVEREH E 8 JOYCE P BEDENBAUGH FREDERICK C GORE DORIS AND LARRY GAR MR 8 MRS GARY BERRY MCARTHUR A DAVID R STONE MR 8 MRS HARVEY GRAHAM JR GEORGE HAROLD BOYD CHARLES J GLENN MRS WARD STONE W MICKEY 8 AUDREY GREENE JOHN L BRACKNELL JAMES W GOODMAN WILLIAM W STOVER JR J ROGER HAMMOND C BROWNING MR 8 MRS FRANKLIN E HARMON III DR EDWIN L STROUD J ROGER HAMMOND JR MR 8 MRS MICHAEL STROUD WILLIAM E BURNEH DONALD W HELMS DONALD BRUCE HOOKER MIKE AND LEIGH STROUD W HAROLD BUZHARDT HAROLD R HOKE MR AND MRS WILLIAM N JONES MR 8 MRS Pins CAMAK JR PAT 8 MARLENE MR 8 MRS JOHN K STURMAN DR WM S HOLLIDAY LOWE SUGGS-TAYLOR-BELUE-BOYTER 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II WILLIAM R ADKINS MICHAEL K BARRINEAU CATALYST ARCHITECTS R J ADAMS RICHARD H PENNELL JR MR 8 MRS RONALD L ALEXANDER CHARLES TBEEMERMD WILLIAM P GATE MRS TR ADAMS JR PEPSI COLA SOUTH R BELL WILLIAM A ALEXANDER MR 8 MRS PAUL ALLRED CAROL MD KENNETH L CHILDS INC #1 PEHIT CONST CO MR 8 MRS DAVID E ANGEL CHARLES R BELL ASHLEY C CONE C C ALLEN JR MRS ANDREW (JACK) PETTY SARA ASHE BENCHMARK BUILDING SERVICES CHARLES W COOPER KENDALL K ALLEY B TIGER FRIEND" V A BALLARD JOHN C BOESCH JR JOHNNIE COX JAMES W 8 LOIS B ASHCRAFT THOMAS M POAG THOMAS E BANKHEAD JR GEORGE F BOLEN JR 8 RONALD C CRIT2 F HUGH ATKINS POWELL DRY WALL CO EDWIN L BARNES JOHN REAGAN JAMES G BAGNAL III

106 1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season PHILLIP BOLING MRS JOHN S JENKINS JR ALEX TOWE MARK D INGRAM HENRY N CALHOUN THOMAS E BOYCE ROBERT JETER RON TRESCOT MR AND MRS GENGHIS JOLLY MR 8 MRS ROBERT CANTRELL RONALD K & STEVEN W BOYD ALBERT B JOHNSON ANDREW M TRIPP DR B PAUL KELLEH JAMES L CARTEE CARL B BRABHAM -CAS" JOHNSON RONS MARGARET TWITTY MR & MRS LAMAR KENNEDY FOSTER 8 NANCY CATHCART

JACK A BRADFORD DR CARL H JONES III DALE G VANDERVOORT RONALD J KING ROBERT TCATHEY DENNIS L BRADLEY JR JOHNWM JONES R A VAUGHAN THOMAS M KING J F CHANDLER JIM BRANCH DENNIS C JORDAN EDDY VAUGHN WILLIAM N KING DOUGLAS A CHAPMAN E BROADUS BRANNON JR DAVID M JOYE PETE WALLACE FRANK A LATIMER LOYD B CHAPMAN KEITH BREWINGTON BRUCE LOWELL KALLEY JACK A WATERS TIM LEAUMONT TERRY CLYNE WILLIAM C BROOME JEFF KANE TERRY WATKINS JOHN L LEWIS SAM CORN

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VAUGHAN THOMAS B KENDRICK CHARLES L WHITE III JAMES F LIHLE WAYNE M COWARD KENNETH W BROWN GTKING JR GLENN WHITE BRIAN J 8 DIANA LUNSFORD LAWTON L COWART TOM & DELSEY BROWN FEKINNETTJR ROBERT SHEPWHITENER C W MAFFEn JR PHILEMON K CROFT DAHAL BUMGARDNER ROBERT KIRBY TERRYAWHITENER GREGORY D MARTIN MD STEVEN L CZARSTY RANDY BUNN JAMES M KIZER GARU^ND L & BARBARA WHITLOCK MR 8 MRS ROBBY D MARTIN HERMAN DEMMINK JR RICHARD E BURDEHE W F KRICKHAN JR/BILL KRICKHAN JIM 8, BETSY WILLIAMS MCGEE HEATING AND AIR HERMAN L DIXON JR LEONARD C BUTLER ALANWKUESTER MRS DAVID K WILLIS NANCY C MCMANUS MR 8 MRS R L DOANE HARRY E BYAS JR WM DAVID LAGRONE BRUCE PWOFFORD WILLIAM WMCMILLIAN MR 8 MRS CLIFF ELLIS ROBERT A BYERS JR JACKIE LANDON BROCKINGTON G WOODHAM JR MIKE MCSWAIN STAN 8 SANDRA ELMORE

C DONALD CANN FRANCIS A LAWTON III GUYAYEARGIN J LANIER MEEKS ROBERT WFULMER CARTER/FLEETWOOD P J & SUSAN LEGNETTI MAXWELL YOUMANS ROBERT J MILLER JOHN D GALLOWAY USN RET J CALVIN CATOE JAMES F LEUCK DAVID E YOUNT DR & MRS ZACK MILLS EUGENEAGILFILLINII JAMES K CAUGHMAN MRS FRANCES LEWIS JAY ZOLLICOFFER MIKE 8 APRIL MITCHELL JOHN W GRAVELY KGCAUGHMAN JR PATRICK H LEWIS MR 8 MRS GARY MORELLI ROBERT GUTHRIE GEORGIA DONALD L CHARLES DON R LINN EUGENE FMOXLEYJR RICHARD K HALL JR ALVIN A ADAMS SR MR S MRS WILLIAM E CHILDRESS TOM S PEGGY LinLE MICHAEL M 8 LUANNE NEWTON WBHAMBRIGHTJR BRUCE ALBEA CONTRACTING JOYCE & BRIAN E CLARK ROBERT H LIVINGSTON GERALD F OBERHOLTZER PAUL M HARMON G FERD 8, JULE ALSBROOKS MRS HENRY LEE CLYBURN JR DAVID C LOCKWOOD JR JAMES F OUTLAW JR JOHNNY R HENDRICKS JOHN & JANE AMES FELIX COLLIER WAYNE MARSHALL RD OWENS/KENT OWENS EGUYHENDRIX ANCORPENING WILLIAM H MASTERS JOHN K ANDERSON BENSON CLAYTON PARRISH JR BERNARD C HIAH WILLIAM D ANDERSON BRIAN K COWSERT DENNIS C MCALISTER MILTON E PATE KYLE 8 ERIN HOLMOUIST JOHN W & ANNE L ARMSTRONG MR 8, MRS GENE E CRAWFORD DAVID MCCOLLUM MILTON E PATE JR CHARLES E HUGHES JR JEFFERY R BANISH WILLIAM P CREIGHTON G STANLEY MCDONALD MILTON PETERMAN/J P ROHL MR AND MRS TERRY A HUNT THOMAS OSBORN BARNWELL JR JAMES C DANSBY A FRANK MCGUIRE ROBERT L PINSON JR HAMP 8 PEGGY HUNTER SAM J BATSON JOSEPH H DAVIS JOHN MCINNIS III HELEN N POSTON WILLIAM J HUNTER MRS MRS JOHN PBEASON HERB DAWKINS RBMCKINNEY JR J H POWELL 8 KEITH POWELL GREGORY C JAYNES JOHN T BENNETT WILLIAM P DAWKINS MR & MRS KENNETH A MCLEOD JAMES H POWELL DR EDWIN LEE JONES III PAUL DEVANE MARKETING CARL DEVANE JAMES H MCMILLAN MD 8 BARBARA BOWEN EDWIN S PRESNELL DONNA M JONES J C (DOC) BRADHAM PRES, KINGS MTN NC MILESAMCMURRY J B QUEEN GEORGE KAKARAS ROBERT A CALHOUN JR DEXTER CHEMICAL CORP MR & MRS PHILIP KMCNAIR IV WALTER K REEVES MR 8 MRS ROBERT P KLEPPER CLIFFORD JR EDWARD S DIXON MICHAEL S MITCHAM D CANNON JAMES ED ROBINSON KEN LAIRD M GLENN CARTER GARY A DODD GARREHJMOBLEYJR MARVIN ELLIS ROLLINS JOHN J LAROCHE III SIMMONS P DOSTER H WAYNE MONTAGUE WCCHILDERS MEMORIAL ANDY RONEMUS LCDR'S CARL 8 JANICE LAWRIMORE BRUCE A 8. LAURIE S CHURCHILL J J HENRY DOWDY JIMMY H MOORE THOMAS L ROTH HARRY E LINDLER C E CLARK BRENDA 8, TOM DUKES TOM R MORRIS JR MR & MRS HERBERT R ROWLAND COL JAMES W LLOYD CHRIS L COUCH KEITH EADES JAMES E MULLIGAN III WILLIAM W SATCHER JOHN T MANSMANN WILLIAM H CRAVEN JR E ROBERT ECKLEY III GLENN A NASWORTHY JIM SATTERFIELD JOHN D MARTIN THOMAS M CRENSHAW HOWARD D WILLIAMSON JR MARVIN TO'DONNELL JOHN L SCOGGINS VICKI MCCARTNEY MICHAEL B STEPHEN R EDDINS MR S MRS WILLIAM H O'CAIN CREWS GLENN 8 RITA SCOGGINS MRS WILLIAM S MCCULLOUGH FRED ECULVERN III THOMAS J EDMONDS MR & MRS AARON D OWENS NORMAN L SEIBERT DR ROBERT C MCDANIEL MR & MRS CARROLL VDABNEY GREGORY P EDWARDS GEORGE T PALMER JODI L SEWELL IN MEMORY OF COL S T MCDOWELL DAILEY CARROL & PAT EPTING MARTY PAHERSON RICHARD E JOSEPH S SHEARER WAYNE MCGAHA CHARLES BARRY EVERIDGE GEORGE N PAYNE JR C E DANIEL WBSHEDD JOHN C MEETZE KATHRYN R DELL JAMES T PARIS JR HERBERT H PEARSON F BART SMITH KENNETH J MIHA DEBORAH J DOWLING GARY L FESMIRE DAVID A PEED H THORNTON SMITH JR CHARLIE S & REBECCA M OLIVER MR 8, MRS D KIM EASTERLING ROBERT L & KENNETH R FLINT LARRY B PENLEY SR RICHARD P STRAWHORN ANTHONY J PARETE DR J R EDWARDS/LARRY SWEAT ANDREW J HELMS PERRY'S BACK PORCH RESTAURANT JAMES E SYKES JR MR & MRS WILLIAM H PARKER JR DR&MRS JOHN F ELLENBERG JOSEPH D FRANKS III CLARK M PIERCE WILLIAM TAYLOR F GRAHAM PAYNE DONALD N EVANS JR CHARLES W GALLMAN SR JAMES J POUPALOS MRS HT THOMPSON JR WAYNE PIERCE MR 8, MRS HOWARD FARMER JR N E GARVIN WILLIAM C POWELL SR HT THOMPSON III RICHARD D POOLE WILLIAM R GEE CHARLES AND LYNN PRICE JOHN FERNANDEZ WILLIAM FTHORNELOE SISKIN STEEL CO RODNEY FOSTER MR 8, MRS ROBERT A GETTYS JR JOHN M PRICE JR WILLIAM B TIMMERMAN JR ALLEN N REEVES GAILLARD JR C RICHIE GIBSON MR & MRS PHILLIP SPRINGE THOMAS G MACKEY TOOLE JAMES K RICHARDSON JAMES E GILSTRAP JACKIE S PUTNAM DONALD G GALLUP MD ORON 8 RUTH ELLEN TROHER KESTER M ROBERTS DAVID JAMES S GLASSCOCK JAMES R PUTNAM JR W GARRISON ROBERT F UNSER RONALD G ROBINSON DR JOE B GODFREY BURRISERAMEY J DANIEL GARRISON ROBERT DOUGLAS VAN WINGERDEN WENDELL R SEASE FRANCIS & BEVERLY GEORGE MRS MRS RALPH W GRANTS BARNWELL S RAMSEY JOSEPH L WALDREP DON E SEITZ JOHN T GIBBS JR MR i MRS RONALD W GRANT CROMPTON 8. KNOWLES CORPORATION IN MEMORY OF MARION WASHINGTON HELEN 8 BEN K SHARP JAMES K GREGORY CJEFFREECE JR GARNETTJGIESLERJR MD SHANE WATFORD MRS JOHNCSHARPE STEVE C GRIFFITH JR RALPH D ROBERTS MR S MRS RICK GLOVER PHILIP B WATSON GARY D SMITH DAVID JOHN GROCHOWSKI MR & MRS CECIL ROBINSON C GOWAN CHARLES K WAn GLENN C SMITH DOUG 8, RHONDA GRAY NORMAN GUTHRIE JR JEFFREY B 8. 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CONNIE SILVER WILLIAM N TURNER THOMAS M HILDERBRAND P BRUCE ALEXANDER TIM HESTER MICHAEL SLATES DAVID P ALLEN HERMAN K TYLER CARL H HEWETT G STANLEY HILL STUART E VANMETER DOUGLAS H SMITH RONALD L ANDERSON JAMES 8 BARBARA HINNANT HARRY L HILL HOWARD F SMITH W TERRY JAY WALKER-TARASEVICH LOUIS CHINSONJR WILLIAM T BARNETT JEFFREY AND STEPHANIE HOLLAND JAMES WILBER SMITH JR NEIL G BATES MARGARET J WAHERS ROBIN H HOOD MICHAEL OMSTED SMITH PERRY WHIOn WILLIAM C WEST NEELY MCFADDEN HOLLIS MR LWBEARROW MR & MRS PATRICK H HOPKINS GLENN C STONER BRENT D BEATTY H DONALD WHITLOW FRANK L HOLROYD JR KENNETH W HOWILER STOWE'S FISH CAMP ANN BREEDEN HOWARD D WILCOX III DENNIS OLIVER HOPE LAURA LINDA KAY M HUFFMAN RICHARD & DAN SUGGS JAMES WBRIGMAN MICHAEL M WILSON EDGAR M HUGGINS FRANK B SULLIVAN MRS HOWARD E HORD DOUGLAS A WOLFE J C BROWN FRANCES A HUNLEY RALPH PARKER SULLIVAN MICHAEL R HOWARD EDWARD BRYAN WOLFE WEAPON HUCKABY BOB 8 NANCY BROWN THOMAS M ISRAEL G WILSON THOMPSON LAWRENCE H BUCHANAN RUDOLPH L YOBS RICHARD W HUGHES HENRY YONCE CHARLES YONCE KENNETH G JACKSON MR S MRS H T THOMPSON III JOHN D BUCKLEY 8 CHARLES N JAMES DAN RAY TIMMERMAN STEVE HUTCHINSON JIMMY ADDISON MICHAEL N BYRD DAVE L JENKIN WILLIAM A TODD

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Aliens' Creations, Inc. - Franne & Art Gallery - in Clemson sadly announces the unexpected deatti of artist Bill Stroud on July 6, 1996. Mr, Stroud, of Cayce, S.C., was 46 years old.

On April 1, 1996 a cooperative effort between Aliens' Creations, Inc., Mr. Stroud, Clemson University, and thie Walker Course led to ttie release of 'The Tiger Paw Hole - #1 7 Thie Walker Course At Clemson University," Thiis is the ONLY "officially authorized" and licensed limited edition print of the signature hole on the new golf course at Clemson, At the time of his death, Mr, Stroud had signed only 700 of the 1000 copies of "The Tiger Paw Hole,"

Mr, Stroud's first Clemson print release was "On a Clear Day" featuring Tillman Hall in the winter. The remaining copies of "The Tiger Paw Hole" and "On A Clear Day" will be sold on a first-come first-served basis. Please call for availability and current prices.

To view other Clemson prints you can call or write for color brochures - or you can check out our Internet web site at htfp://www.allenscreafions.com. You can e-mail your questions or comments to: [email protected]. 'Tl^e Tiger Paw Hole"

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The Clemson University Athletic Department provides the following for your safety and ennergency medical needs:

1 . Advanced cardiac life-support stations in four locations (North stands, upper North deck, South stands, Upper South deck). These units are staffed with skill-care nurses, physicians, cardiologists, internists, paramedics, and EMTs. 2. Mobile units of EMTs and paramedics are strategically located throughout the entire stadium. 3. Ambulances with life-support equipment are available in North stand and South stand areas and have prearranged routes for evacuation to local hospitals. Learn to recognize these personnel and facilities.

WHAT TO DO IF EMERGENCIES ARISE: Please step back and give the organized EMS personnel roonn to work. Well-intentioned attempts to help by untrained persons interfere with

the efficiency of the EMS system. If you have basic or advanced training in specific life-support methods, make your qualifica- tions known and offer your help. Untrained personnel can frequently be more harmful than helpful. Most emergencies occurring at the sta- dium result from pre-existing medical con- ditions. Bring your medical identification card or wear medical identification jewelry. Moderation is the key with dress, food, beverage intake, and physical exertion. The two most frequent medical problems at football games are allergic reactions to insect stings and heart attacks.

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Clbmson Traditions

Death Valley "'Death valley really lives up to Name synonymous with Clemson Memo- rial Stadium. The Stadium was dubbed this its image. I was impressed affectionate title by the late Lonnie McMillan, a former coach at Presbyterian. He used to take with this stadium. When you his teams to play at Clemson, and they rarely scored, never mind gained a victory. Once he put 80,000 people in here, it told the writers he was going to play Clemson up at Death Valley because his teams always really feels like they are on top got killed. It stuck somewhat, but when Frank Howard started calling it that in the fifties, the ofyou. I would hate to be term really caught on. It is now in its 55th year. Many people think the name is derived from Georgia Tech or whoever else the fact that there rests a cemetary outside the fence on the pressbox side of the stadium. But, comes in here.'' although it would make sense, the name was first coined by Lonnie McMillan. Steve Young, San Francisco 49ers

First Friday Parade Clemson took place on September 30, 1922 The Clemson football season kicks off each when Clemson met Centre. Clemson has a year with the annual First Friday Parade. The 52-17-3 record on Homecoming games over once a year event takes place on the Friday the years, a .742 winning percentage and has afternoon prior to the first home football game. outscored the opposition 1519-930 in those Floats from various fraternities and sororities previous 71 games. The average margin of vic- and other campus organizations are represent- tory is 21 to 12. Clemson has been especially Clemson players have been rubbing ed in the parade that rolls down main street in successful on Homecoming in recent years, Clemson. The parade culminates at the posting a 22-1-2 record since 1970. Howard's Rock prior to running down Amphitheatre in the middle of campus where the hill since 1967. the first Pep Rally of the year takes place. Orange Pants

The Grand Marshall of the Parade is fea- The tradition of the Clemson team wearing because of the mystical powers it is supposed tured at the Pep Rally. Recent Grand Marshalls orange pants is new according to tradition stan- to give Clemson players. The rock is mounted have ranged from current PGA professional dards. The Tigers first wore the all orange uni- on a pedestal at the top of the hill and was Dillard Pruitt, to College Football Hall of Fame form for the final game of the 1980 season given to Coach Frank Howard by a friend (S.C. legends and Frank Howard, to against South Carolina. Clemson upset the Jones' 19) who picked it up in Death Valley, CA. noted television announcers Brent Musburger 14th ranked Gamecocks and Heisman Trophy The Rock was first placed on the pedestal at and Ara Parseghian. winner George Rogers, 27-6. The victory set the top of the hill on September 24, 1966, a the stage for Clemson's National Champion- game Clemson won 40-35 over Virginia. The Homecoming ship run of 1981 team started rubbing the rock for the first game Clemson holds a classic homecoming every Overall, Clemson is 29-6 in Orange pants of 1967, a 23-6 win over Wake Forest on year. Displays by fraternities and sororities since that 1980 game, including a 16-1 record September 23, 1967. that are months in the making, are built on in games played in the month of November. Bowman Field the week prior to the The Tigers have won seven in a row in orange Running Down the Hill

Homecoming Weekend. It is an event that pants, including last year's important victory One of the most exciting 25 seconds (about draws alumni and friends of Clemson from all over North Carolina. Clemson has nine wins 35 seconds when Clemson dresses 120 play- over the country. over top 20 opponents when weanng Orange ers for homecoming) in college football from The Friday evening prior to the game, pants, including the 22-15 National Champion- a color and pageantry standpoint. After Clem- Tigerama is held in Death Valley, an event that ship clinching win over Nebraska in the 1982 son's last warmup the team retreats to the attacts over 35,000 fans. The Homecoming Orange Bowl. home dressing room located under the West

Queen and her court are presented in addition Stands. At about 12:50 ( for normal 1:00 PM. to Homecoming skits, a pep rally and a large Howard's Rock game), the team boards two buses and drives and loud fireworks display. When the Clemson team gathers to Run around the periphery of the stadium to the east The first homecoming game played at Down the Hill the players rub Howard's Rock side of the field. After everyone is properly col- lected, the cannon sounds. Tiger Rag is played and Clemson charges down the hill (exactly

100 feet top to bottom) and onto the field. It is one of the most celebrated entrances in sport.

The Tigers have done it for every game since 1 942, except for 1 970, 1 971 and four games of the 1972 season. In all, the Tigers have run down the hill 249 times heading into 1996. How in the world did the tradition of running down the hill start? There is no

long involved explanation, it used to be the quickest way to get to the field. When the sta- dium was built in 1942 the football locker- rooms were up the street in Fike Fieldhouse. When the players were finished getting dressed they used to walk out the front door and walk down the street to "The Hill". Coach Howard continued the tradition when locker- rooms were finally built inside the stadium because Clemson fans used to get so fired up when they gathered at the top of the hill. That's when the buses came into use to spend the tnp from the lockerroom to the other side of the stadium.

Running down the Hill is one of the great- est stadium entrances in all of sports

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Six members of Clemson's second round draft choice and 1981 National Champion team should also be in the NFL this and five members of the Tigers year. Dawkins was the only

1 940 Cotton Bowl Champions 1 995 Clemson student on the have been selected to the Centennial Team. Clemson Centennial Football Seventeen of the 35 players team. The team was an- came to Clemson from the state nounced Saturday, April 6 by of South Carolina, while five are John Seketa, Coordinator of the natives of North Carolina and school's Centennial Celebration five are natives of Georgia. of Football. Greensboro, NC (Joe Bostic, "We received a great Jeff Bostic, Jeff Davis) and Gary Barnes response," said Seketa. " The Sumter, SC (Terry Kinard, Bob Sharpe fans took this seriously by Wayne Mass, Dexter Davis) reviewing Clemson's successful each sent three representatives tradition of football and they to Clemson. have chosen an outstanding Four players off of

team. We decided to select a Clemson's 1 981 National one-platoon and a two-platoon Championship defense were team because we wanted to named to the team. That list have a representation dating includes William Perry, Jeff back many years. The team Bryant, Jeff Davis, Terry Kinard. has 21 Ail-Americans. Everyone Wide receiver Perry Tuttle and on this team made a significant punter were also contribution to the heritage of Tiger National Champions Clemson football." chosen to the Centennial team. Lou Cordileone Centennial Team ballots Clemson's 1 939 team that Harold Olson were first distributed at last defeated Boston College in the year's Clemson vs. North 1940 Cotton Bowl, had five of

Carolina game. They were also the 1 1 players chosen to the available through the Orange & One Platoon team. The group is White and at Coca Cola led by Ail-American Banks displays at area BiLo stores. McFadden, who was chosen as Of the 35 players chosen to the quarterback/tailback and the team, 21 were named punter, the only player to make Ail-American, including 19 of the the team at two positions. 24 players on the two-Platoon McFadden, the nation's most team. Five of the selections versatile Athlete in 1 939 and the were named ACC only athlete in Clemson history Player-of-the-Year. to be named an Ail-American in Frank Gillespie Don Chuy The team continued their both football and basketball, was excellence at the professional the top votegetter on the level. Twenty-seven of the 35 Centennial team.

honorees played, or are still Runningback Charlie playing in the NFL, including 21 Timmons, who scored who played at least five Clemson's only touchdown in seasons. Six of the selections that win over the Eagles, was went on to become Super Bowl also chosen. Two-time Champions, and seven were Ail-American Joe Blalock, center either All-Pro or played in the Bob Sharpe, and offensive Pro Bowl. Eleven were lineman George Fritts were also first-round draft choices. Six are Cotton Bowl Champions named currently playing in the NFL and to the One Platoon Centennial another, Brian Dawkins, was a team. George Fritts .Jeff Bryant.

1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season 117 Steve Fuller Terry Allen Buddy Gore Bennie Cunningham

Clemson's 1 978 team All-Americans at Clemson, actually had the most represen- Michael Dean in 1987 and tation on the Centennial team. William in 1982, 1983 and Ten players from that club, 1984. William remains the five on offense and five on only three-time Ail-American defense, were chosen to the in Clemson history. William team. That list includes was a finalist for the Lombardi quarterback Steve Fuller, an Award in 1984 and Michael Ali-American on the field and Dean was a finalist for the in the classroom, and his star Outland Trophy in 1987. wide receiver, Jerry Butler. The two-platoon team The 1978 Tigers posted an demonstrates the strength of Jerry Butler 11-1 record and finished sixth Clemson's defense over the Perry Tuttle

in the final AP poll. They years. Nine of the 1 1 players ended the season as ACC chosen were named Champions and defeated All-American at some point in Ohio State in the Gator Bowl, their careers, including Terry 17-15. Kinard, the only unanimous The two-platoon Centen- All-American in Clemson nial team features two sets of history and the 1982 National brothers. Jeff Bostic and Joe Defensive Player of the Year. Bostic were both chosen to The four players on the offensive line positions. Joe defensive line of the was a two-time All-America two-platoon Centennial Team, guard for Clemson in 1977 William Perry, Michael Dean and 1978, while Jeff was an Perry, Jim Stuckey and Jeff Joe Bostic Terry Kinard AII-ACC performer on three Bryant, all played at least Clemson bowl teams. Joe eight years in the NFL. went on to play 10 years in All three former players in the NFL, while Jeff played on the Clemson Ring of Honor three Super Bowl Champion- were chosen to the team. ship teams with the Washing- That list includes McFadden, ton Redskins and played 14 Fuller and Jeff Davis, the years in the league. captain of Clemson's 1981 The Perry Brothers, National Championship team Michael Dean and William, who was a first-team were both chosen on the All-American and ACC Player defensive line. They rank of the Year that season. one-two in Clemson history in quarterback sacks, and were Harry Olszewski Jeff Bostic

Wayne Mass Stacy Long Jim Stuckey

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Clemson Centennial Team

One Platoon Team Pos Name Years Hometown Accomplishments QB,TB Banks McFadden 1937-39 Great Falls, SC Ail-American, Clemson Ring of Honor Back Fred Cone 1948-50 Pineapple, AL All-Southern Conference, 1950, 31 IDs Back CInarlie Tinnmons 1939-41 Abbeville, SC 2-time All-Southern Conference, 1940-41 End Joe Blalock 1939-41 Charleston, SC Clemson's First two-time All-American End Gary Barnes 1959-61 Fairfax, AL AII-ACC, 1959 C Bob Sharpe 1938-40 Abbeville, SC ' All-South, 1939 Michael Dean Perry Line Lou Cordileone 1957-59 Jersey City, NJ Ail-American, 1959 Line Harold Olson 1957-59 Decatur, GA AII-ACC, 1959 Line Don Chuy 1961-62 Nutley, NJ AII-ACC, 1962

Line Frank Gillespie 1946-48 Beckley, WV Southern Conf . Athlete of the Year, 1 948 Line George Fritts 1939- 41 Lenoir City, TN Two-time All-Southern Conference P Banks McFadden 1937-39 Great Falls, SC Nation's Most Versatile Athlete, 42.2 average

Two-Platoon Team Offense Pos Name Years Hometown Accomplishments QB Steve Fuller 1975-78 Spartanburg, SC All-American, Clemson Ring of Honor RB Terry Allen 1987-89 Commerce, GA AII-ACC, ACC Rushing Champ 1987 RB Buddy Gore 1966-68 Conway, SC ACC Player of the Year, 1967 TE Bennie Cunningham 1973-75 Seneca, SC Two-time All-American, 1974-75 WR Jerry Butler 1975-78 Ware Shoals, SC First-Team All-American, 1978 WR Perry Tuttle 1978-81 Winston-Salem, NC First-team All-American, 1981 Jeff Bostic 1977-79 Greensboro, NC AII-ACC, 1979 OG Joe Bostic 1975-78 Greensboro, NC Two-time All-American, 1977-78 OG Harry Olszewski 1965-67 Baltimore, MD First consensus All-American in CU history OT Wayne Mass 1965-67 Sumter, SC All-American, Jacobs Blocking Trophy '66 Jeff Davis OT Stacy Long 1986-90 Griffin, GA Two-time All-American, 1989-90 PK Chris Gardocki 1988-90 Stone Mountain, GA Two-time All-American, 1989-90

Defense Pos Name Years Hometown Accomplishments DL Michael Dean Perry 1984-87 Aiken, SC All-American, Outland Trophy Finalist DL William Perry 1981-84 Aiken, SC 3-time All-American, Lombardi Finalist DL Jim Stuckey 1976-79 Charleston, SC All-American, 1979 DL Jeff Bryant 1978-81 Atlanta, GA All-American, 1981 LB Jeff Davis 1978-81 Greensboro, NC All-American, Clemson Ring of Honor LB Levon Kirkland 1988-91 Lamar, SC Two-time All-American, Butkus Finalist LB Bubba Brown 1976-79 Loudon, TN Two-time AII-ACC, career tackle leader DB Terry Kinard 1978-82 Sumter, SC 2-time All-American, Nat. Def. Player of the Year DB Donnell Woolford 1985-88 Fayetteville, NC Two-time All-American, Thorpe Finalist

DB Dexter Davis 1988-90 Sumter, SC Two-time AII-ACC, 1 989 and 1 990 DB Brian Dawkins 1992-95 Jacksonville, FL All-Amehcan 1995 P Dale Hatcher 1981-84 Cheraw, SC All-American, 4 years over 40-yard average

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by Emily Rabon the field. Everyone directs attention to the 25- Clemson University Alma Mater: As the first loyal Clemson fan enters the yard line where the Centennial Team will be Where the Blue Ridge yawns its greatness gate today, Death Valley will wake from its win- dotting the "i." The team was voted on by Where the Tigers play ter slumber and get ready to be filled with Clemson fans. The ballots were located at par- Here the sons of dear old Clemson excitement, color and pageantry. Clemson ticipating Bi-Lo stores at the Coca-Cola display, Reign supreme alway. opens its home season against Furman, the in the "Orange & White", and were also passed first team Clemson played against 100 years out at the North Carolina game on November 4, Chorus ago. Today the Tigers will be donning their 1995. Dear old Clemson, we will triumph "Turn Back the Clock Uniforms" for only the The Centennial Team consisted of 35 play- And with all our might second time. ers, ranging from the players from the 1937 That the Tigers roar may echo For 100 years Clemson Football has been season to as recent as last season. Of the O'er the mountain height marked by its enthusiasm and excitement, players, six were members of the 1981 National much of which has been generated by Tiger Championship team and five were on the 1940 and the frenzy of excitement begins. The play- Band. For years, the Tiger Band has been a Cotton bowl team. The team also consisted of ers "Rub the Rock" hoping to gain some of its major part of Clemson tradition and sparking 21 Ail-Americans and 27 of the players were, or magical power before they charge onto the the Clemson spirit. The "Band That Shakes the still are playing in the NFL. field. Thousand of fans are on their feet ready Southland" has always been known for their IPTAY and ISAB will also honor their to cheer the Tigers to victory. precision in marching and dynamic spirit and Student-Athlete-of-the-Year. The recipient is Today's halftime show will be entitled "El sound. They take their excellence on the road Kris Benson, a 1994-1996 member of Tigre". Music selections will include the appro- when they travel with the Tigers, one of the few Clemson's baseball team. Benson was a mem- priately titled "El Tigre" and Bill Holloman's bands that still travels to all the away games ber of the 1996 Bronze Medal USA Baseball Latin Jazz Classic "Malaga." Also at halftime with the football team. team and was the number-one draft pick by the the members of the Centennial Team will be The Tiger Band kicks off the games festivi- Pittsburgh Pirates, Clemson's first number-one recognized. ties with its traditional pregame show. Under draft pick regardless of sport. He was honored The Tiger Band would like to welcome over the direction of Dr. Mark Hosier, Tiger Band will with the highly distinguished Smith Award 80 new members to the ranks and wishes them make its traditional entrance playing "Sock It To National Player-of-the-Year and named ACC good luck in their first performance in Death 'EmATiger Rag". Player of the Year. Benson was a first-team Ail- Valley. They would also like to express their The pregame festivities then continue as American selection by Baseball America, gratitude to McDonald's of Clemson, the band performs one of John Phillip Sousa's Collegiate Baseball, American Baseball Westminister, and Seneca for providing their famous marches, "The Washington Post." Coaches Association, and the Super Smith pregame meal for today. Everyone will then stand as Tiger Band honors Team. To prepare for the big day, the band mem- America and leads the crowd in "God Bless After all the awards have been given, Tiger bers participated in a pre-season band camp America." Band will begin playing "Sock It To 'Em/Tiger that started before class began. They practiced After the invocation, the crowd is asked to Rag" and make its way to the east end of an average of two or three times a day. remain standing for the Pledge of Allegiance Memorial Stadium to form a tunnel. This tunnel The athletic department would like to thank and the singing of the National Anthem. Tiger serves as the traditional entrance that the Tiger Band for their dedication and commit- Band asks if everyone will remain standing and Tigers run through. At this point, fans are just ment to Clemson University and Clemson join them in the singing of the Clemson seconds away from witnessing what has been Football. They are an enormous part in spark- University Alma Mater. "the most exciting 25 seconds in college foot- ing the Clemson spirit in fans all over the Tiger Band will then march and position ball from a color and pageantry standpoint." nation. themselves to form the script "Tigers" across At the designated moment, the cannon fires

Tiger Band is a main component of the festive color and pageantry of a Clemson football weekend.

8^ 1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season 123 Clemson Strength Training

Clemson fans look forward to see- Strength Coach Gary Wade knows to ensure that their facility and their

ing tough, hard-nozed football when what it takes to get a team in the program is one of the nation's best. they come to Death Valley or travel to physical shape needed to play. Wade Several renovations made over the

other schools to watch their Tigers in and Clemson administrators have last several years have ensured that it

action. But, some of the Tigers' most developed a facility that provides is among the best, on the collegiate

intense competition and action Clemson athletes with the very best in and professional levels. It is no acci- doesn't take place on a field. Take a equipment, supervision and atmos- dent that the Tigers have posted a 91- peek into the Clemson Strength phere, as he knows that success in 26-3 record, won four ACC champN

Training Room at almost any time of the area of strength training will mean onships and had 17 first or second- day, almost any day of the week, at success on the football field. Wade team All-Americans, and 52 first-team any time of the year, and you will see was an assistant at Nebraska and the all-conference selections since Wade the Tigers building the foundation for Head Strength Coach of the Detroit joined the Clemson staff. their pursuit of a championship. Lions, prior to coming to Clemson in Perhaps the most impressive char-

With years of experience on the 1985 acteristic of the facility is its size.

professional and college level. Head Wade and his staff work constantly Several years ago, it was enlarged to an astounding 11,000 square feet, When an athlete enters the etched sions are hooked into the sound sys-

making it one of the largest in the glass doors, he or she is greeted by tem to allow athletes to work out to

nation. Last year, it grew to an even plush, wall-to-wall carpeting, walls the tunes of the latest music videos. more impressive 14,000 square feet. lined with mirrors, ceiling fans, and Recently, the operation of the

The facility boasts two full lines of music from a 26-speaker sound sys- strength training facility was Nautilus machines and over 12 tons tem—a worthy backdrop for well over enhanced by the addition of a new of weights. The large number of $500,000 worth of state of the art computer system. Tiger strength

machines and free weights allows the equipment. coaches are now able to enter all the room to be used by athletes from sev- Four color television monitors are current strength data and goals for an

eral different sports at the same time also positioned throughout the facility. athlete and the computer will gener-

without anyone having to wait in line These monitors are used for training ate an individual 10-week condition-

at a particular position. and instruction as Tiger strength ing program that will help the athlete The plush atmosphere provides an coaches film the athletes and work reach optimum results. interesting contrast to the physical with them on form correction. When

exertion that takes place in the facility. not in use for this purpose, the televi-

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1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season 125 Worn by — — Women's Soccer

By Sam Blackman Tournament. 1996 Clemson Women's Soccer Schedule Clemson women's soccer has come of This year's schedule also will feature sev- Date Day Opponent Time eral Tournament age. NCAA teams. Clemson Aug. 30 Fri. AUBURN 7:00 PM The Lady Tigers' first-ever women's soc- will play the traditional powers in the ACC in Sept. 1 Sun. UNC-ASHEVILLE1:00 PM cer class has now reached upperclassman addition to top teams such as Stanford, Sept. 7 Sat. at North Carolina 1:00 PM status and with the addition of an excellent Santa Clara, Georgia, George Washington Sept. 9 Mon. DAVIDSON 7:00 PM recruiting corp, Clemson should continue to and South Carolina, before concluding Sept. 13 Fri. at Virginia 7:00 PM build on the unexpected fortunes of the first with the ACC Tournament to be held on Sept. 14 Sat. #G. Washington 5:00 PM two seasons. Historic in Clemson, SC. The Sept. 18 Wed. at South Carolina 7:00 PM In the first two years of Lady Tiger soccer, Lady Tigers will be looking for their third con- Sept. 20 Fri. TENNESSEE 7:00 PM Clemson has been ranked for the last 18 secutive NCAA Tournament bid. Sept. 24 Tue. FURMAN 7:00 PM polls (over a two-year span) and has "We have a very demanding schedule Sept. 28 Sat. N.C. STATE 7:00 PM Oct. 4 Fri. at Stanford 4:00 PM appeared in two NCAA Tournaments—a feat this season. As your team grows so should Oct. 6 Sun. %Santa Clara 1:00 PM that would make the oldest of programs the schedule, and we feel our team is ready Oct. 11 Fri. at Georgia 4:00 PM proud. Oct. 15 Tue. UNC-CHARL. 7:00 PM This year's team will have quality depth Oct. 18 Fri. WAKE FOREST 5:00 PM and speed like never before. It will also be Oct. 20 Sun. at Florida State 2:00 PM a squad that will exhibit more explosive- Oct. 27 Sun. at Duke 1:00 PM ness— reflecting the emphasis placed on Nov. 1 Fri. MARYLAND 7:00 PM offensive during the recruiting peri- prowess Nov. 3 Sun. MERCER 2:00 PM od. Nov. 7-10 Thur- ACCTOURNA. 2:00 PM "In our recruiting, we tried to improve our Sun (at Clemson, SC) attack and our goal-scoring ability," said #at Charlottesville, VA; % at Stanford, CA Head Women's Soccer Coach Tracey Leone. "With the addition of freshmen Jennifer minutes played, she gave up only 16 goals Crawford, Libby King, Beth Keller, Suzanne and posted a 0.84 goal allowed average. Finn, Alison Burpee, and (red-shirt) Sheri She also made 77 saves.

Bueter, I think this part of our game will Clemson's defense was very solid last improve drastically." year as the team only gave up 17 goals in Clemson has Sheri Bueter returning after 21 games last season, and registered 11 she missed the 1995 season with a knee shutouts. "We are excited about the devel- injury. Bueter was the third leading scorer in opment of our defense so far. We have some the inaugural year of Clemson soccer with good depth and a wealth of experience in nine goals. Her return will make Clemson this area." more multi-dimensional, as she not only The backs will again be very deep with scores goals, but creates them. She had 13 Cheri Hooper, Katie Barnett, Angela assists in 1994, tied for third in the league. Brames, Jennifer Wilhelmy, Tracy McCarroll, Another characteristic of the 1996 team Julie Johnson, Ragan Calvert and Diana

is the versatility of the players. So many of Akin coming back this fall. Many of the play- the Lady Tigers can play several positions ers are versatile and can play any of the four a pleasant problem to have when choosing back positions. starters. Clemson returns three starters in the "The freshmen who started the program midfield from 1995. They include first-team are now juniors and are more mature. We AII-ACC selection and sophomore Sara are still in the process of developing more Burkett, sophomore Lindsay Massengale, leadership roles. Our team will have the Szyman is a junior who has been a starter and junior Christie Szyman. Szyman played ability to play different ways and that is on two NCAA tournament teams. in the back and in the midfield for the Lady something we will have to decide at the Tigers last season. She started 19 games beginning of the year. We could play a 3-5- and missed two contests because of injury 2, a 4-4-2, a 4-3-3, or a 3-4-3; we could play to accept the challenge of this schedule. Szyman finished the season with six assists many different ways with our personnel and "We have had success from day one. and was named team MVP.

our incoming freshmen. This is the first time We still have a long way to go, but we are Sheri Bueter is returning after missing we have had this luxury of having so many pleased with the progress we have made in the 1995 season with a knee injury to key options with the style we will use. We will the past two years. Our team has worked the fonward position. "We should have

have to see what system suits our team in hard preparing for 1 996 and the maturity fac- much more depth up front this season. the preseason and throughout the season." tor has improved. The next step needed Sheri Bueter is coming back and we signed The Lady Tigers outscored their oppo- to reach the next level is to develop more two great front runners, Jenny Crawford and nents 60-17 last season. However, the leadership. We are looking fonA/ard to our Libby King. Lissa Mansberry is coming off coaching staff feels the team will be more third year." a tremendous year, and we also can play explosive with the depth and experience that Clemson has excellent depth in the goal- Katie Barnett, Lindsay Massengale, Cheri will be a hallmark of the 1996 squad. keeping area. The Lady Tigers feature two Hooper, Julie Johnson, and Diana Akin up

Clemson returns six starters and 13 let- juniors, one sophomore, and an "experi- front. I think we will be extremely dangerous terwinners. The Lady Tigers finished the enced" freshman coming to campus. Junior at the forward position. Last year, we strug- season winning six of their last eight match- Meredith McCullen started 20 games for the gled at times to score goals, however this es, concluding its season with a loss to Lady Tigers last season, and she was season, we will have several people who Texas A&M—in the first=round of the NCAA named first-team—AII-ACC. —In her 1,710 can put the ball in the back of the net." issT 1996 Clemson Football - The Centennial Season 127 The Last Word

By Bob Bradley 22 of Clemson's 34 points. mounted to 14-0 with three minutes left in My freshman year at Clemson started The Abbeville native, an All-Southern the first period."

in the fall of 1941, which meant that Frank back his junior year , also completed his Furman got the ball at the Tiger 47 Howard only had a one year start on me. only pass for 40 yards, caught one pass after a punt. Jim Barnett made a light-

The year before was his first year as head for nine yards and returned a kickoff for 37 ning-strike by connecting with end Bill coach of the Tigers. Howard had done all yards. Seel at the 25 and Seel raced in

right in '40, posting a 6-2-1 overall record In the first quarter, after Payne had untouched, but the extra point failed. and was Southern Conference champions returned a punt to the Clemson 46, the Tinsley's 58-yard run after a punt with an unblemished 4-0 league mark. Tigers started their scoring drive as padded Clemson's lead in the third quar- By 1941, Howard was already thinking Timmons faked a reverse and ripped off ter after Consistent Charlie's PAT. about building a 20,000-seat stadium, 14 yards around end to the Purple Clemson took advantage of a Charlie despite the advice rendered by Coach Hurricane 31. The senior fullback ran Wright interception which set up another

Jess Neely before he left for Rice in 1939. three straight spinners for another first score from the Furman 29 after an 11- Howard, who won 13 of his first 16 down at the 20. Payne, faking a pass, tore yard return. games, was preparing to motor his team off up the middle to go in for the score, Clemson's defense continued to over to Greenville to play Coach Dizzy with Timmons adding the placement. The stymie Furman's offensive efforts. Tinsley McLeod's Purple House of Magic. The game was six minutes old. came up with an eight-yard return of a Tigers had just one black mark on their Starting from the Furman 44 after a punt, but ripped off a 39-yard jaunt to the scoreboard—an 18-14 upset from South wind-blown punt travelled only two yards, Furman 23. On a fourth and one Tinsley Carolina in the annual Big Thursday game Timmons roared off 16 between short and Franklin set the table for Timmons to in Columbia. runs by Payne and Harry Franklin, which slid over for this final Clemson score — There was talk of another post season placed the ball on the Furman 10. and his third of the day — from the three. bowl for Clemson as the Country Here's how Greenville News sports This time his PAT was good and the Tigers Gentlemen had waltzed through editor Carter "Scoop" Latimer described were in command, 34-6, which turned out Presbyterian, Virgina Military, N.C. State, Timmons' second score: to be the final score. Boston College, George Washington and "Timmons, running like a mad bull, Latimer labeled the Clemson team "tal- Wake Forest prior to the Furman game. faked a reverse and then tore off his own ented and terrific, captializing on power, The Tigers were to have a good num- left guard for a touchdown, scoring stand- precision and deception." He called ber of standouts in capacity-packed ing up. Timmons again made a perfect Howard's machine "the greatest perhaps

(18,000) on a cold, gray extra point placement and the Tiger lead that ever rolled from Calhoun's hills." And afternoon. Sid Tinsley was the leading Latimer had every reason for this expres- rusher with 127 yards, including a 58-yard sion as the Tigers rolled up 350 yards of scamper to score; Walter "Booty" Payne, total offense while holding Furman to 35. who ran, passed, kicked, returned punts Timmons accounted for 185 all-pur- and had an interception, Joe Blalock, pose yards in this game—close to a George Fritts, Charlie Wright, were others school record in those days—but the vic- who made contributions on the afternoon. tory pushed Clemson two more notchs to Clemson's defensive line was so stingy 16th in the national polls and gave that Furman ended up with minus 21 Howard his second straight victory over

yards rushing, which to this day is a Furman. Clemson record for rushing defense. The Clemson-Furman rivalry was as But maybe the one guy who could be bitter as any along then and the Tigers singled out as possibly 'taking over' the only held a 14-10-4 edge when Howard offense was fullback Charlie Timmons. took over in 1940. Some say that Neely

Timmons, a native of Abbeville, who told Howard : "You'd better come on and

would spend all of his adult life in go to Rice with us. After Furman beats Greenville, was best remembered for you three or four times, they will run you scoring the lone touchdown in Clemson's out of the county." To which Howard 6-3 victory in the Cotton Bowl over Boston boastfully said: "Furman ain't never gonna College. He, along with Blalock and Fritts, beat me." And they didn't. Howard was

were all sophomores on that '39 team. 19-0 lifetime against the Hurricane.

Timmons, using half spins and full This was brought about with people spinners out of the backfield, ran the ball like Charlie Timmons, a member of the 19 times that afternoon at Furman and Clemson Centennial team, and other

averaged better than five yards a carry great players. Howard, with a little luck (103 yards gained). Payne and Tinsley here and there, apparently knew what he each scored a touchdown, but Churnin' Timmons, a member of Clemson's was talking about. Charlie crossed the alumni line three Centennial Team, had one of his top all- times and kicked four extra points to score around games against Furman in 1941.

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