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Virginia Vs Clemson (11/13/1993) Clemson University TigerPrints Football Programs Programs 1993 Virginia vs Clemson (11/13/1993) Clemson University Follow this and additional works at: https://tigerprints.clemson.edu/fball_prgms Materials in this collection may be protected by copyright law (Title 17, U.S. code). Use of these materials beyond the exceptions provided for in the Fair Use and Educational Use clauses of the U.S. Copyright Law may violate federal law. For additional rights information, please contact Kirstin O'Keefe (kokeefe [at] clemson [dot] edu) For additional information about the collections, please contact the Special Collections and Archives by phone at 864.656.3031 or via email at cuscl [at] clemson [dot] edu Recommended Citation University, Clemson, "Virginia vs Clemson (11/13/1993)" (1993). Football Programs. 227. https://tigerprints.clemson.edu/fball_prgms/227 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Programs at TigerPrints. 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Club Road • Box 3978 • Greenville • SC • 29608 (803) 242-5262 • FAX (803) 271-4535 Tigers vs. Cavaliers Table of Contents Today's Features 111 Tiger Baseball Atlantic Coast Conference 21 Clemson moves into a new era this year ACC Schedule 64 Clemson vs. Virginia as Jack Leggett replaces Bill Wilhelm as head coach of Athletic Staff 31 November 13, 1993 the Tigers. Wilhelm served the Tigers with unparal- Band Feature 107 Hall of Fame Day leled distinction for 36 years. Leggett has experi- Board of Trustees 17 ence as a Division I head coach, as he took Western Bowl Schedule 41 Carolina to the NCAA Tournament many times. He Cheerleaders 50 6 Terry Smith will welcome back an outstanding nucleus from last Class Records 100 Terry Smith is one of Clemson's all-time greats year's ACC Championship team. Coaches, All-Sports 19 and it would be a fitting conclusion to his career to Courtesy Vehicle Donors 42 become Clemson's all-time leader in reception 112 Billy O'Dell Emergency Services 67 yardage in his final home game. That would cer- Billy O'Dell was an original member of the Future Schedules 47 tainly be special to someone who grew up in Clem- Clemson athletic Hall of Fame. He was a standout IPTAY 27 son. Smith is certainly a candidate to return to hurler on Clemson's first ACC Championship base- IPTAY Donors 79 Death Valley in 1995 as a member of the NFL. ball team in 1954. Just four years later he was the IPTAY Officers 44 of the Major League All-Star Game in Balti- 50 Hall of Famers MVP Managers 28 more as a member of the home team. Bob Bradley Six new members will be added to the Clem- Medical Staff 29 reviews the accomplishments of the man featured on son athletic Hall of Fame when Gene Moore, Wayne Memorial Stadium 70 today's ticket. Mass, Homer Jordan, Bobby Conrad, Tina Krebs NFL Honors by Tigers 72 and Bill McLellan are inducted dunng halftime cere- Official's Signals 68 monies today. This class has had a profound effect 1993 Program Committee Opponent Schedules 25 Chairman: Len Gough on the heritage of Clemson athletics. Photo of the Week 53 Editor: Tim Bourret Single Game Records 60 61 Martha Garrison Assistant Editor: Annabelle Vaughan Stadium Information 23 Martha Garrison has introduced hundreds of Program Staff: Bob Bradley, Sam Blackman, Annie Stadium Records 71 thousands of people to Clemson University. She is Verhoeven, Chris Metzler, Beth Mclnnis, Brett Sow- Trainers 78 the switchboard operator in the Jervey Athletic Cen- ell, Jamie Hill, Brenda Rabon and Gail Moose. University Feature 105 ter according to her job description, but that could Advertising Director: Tim Match University President 9 be expanded to goodwill ambassador. She has Printing: R. L. Bryan of Columbia, Company SC Vickery Hall 102 been making that important first impression with the On the Cover: Terry Smith closes out his brilliant general public for over 20 years. career today in Death Valley. The Clemson native Clemson Schedule needs just six receptions to become Clemson's all- Sept. 4 UNLV W, 24-14 73 Tiger Tennis time reception leader. Sept. 1 1 at Florida State L, 0-57 Both the men's and women's tennis teams Cover Photo by Jim Moriarty Sept. 25 Georgia Tech W, 16-13 have their eye on the NCAA tournament. The Lady Interior Photos by Jim Moriarty, Earle Martin, Chip Oct. 2 N.C. State W, 20-14 Tigers were nationally ranked and competed as a East, The Seattle Seahwaks, Rob Biggerstaff, Bob Oct. 9 at Duke V\/, 13-10 team at the event last year, while the men were at Waldrop, Vern Verna, Scott Harke, Ben Hendricks, the NCAA event two years ago. Both teams have a Oct. 16 Wake Forest L, 16-20 Ken Ruinard, Dave Lewis. Patrick Wright, Eddie solid nucleus returning that gives everyone reason to Oct. 23 East Tennessee St W, 27-0 Cliffe, Dan Overcash, Joe Sherman, TAPS. believe both teams will be simultaneously in post- Oct. 30 Maryland W, 29-0 season play for the first time since 1986. For additional copies of this program send a check Nov. 6 at North Carolina L, 0-24 for $6 to Clemson Football Program, Box 632, Clem- Nov. 13 Virginia 12:10 PM 76 Senior Sponsors son, SC 29633. Nov. 20 at South Carolina 12:30 PM Each year the Clemson senior football players, managers and trainers honor a lady who has had an Players and Coaches Virginia Schedule important part in their life. Be it a mother, sister, girl- Alphabetical Roster, Clemson 54 Sept, 4 at Maryland \N, 43-29 friend or tutor, this person has been an important Alphabetical Roster, Opponents 59 Sept, 11 Navy \N, 38-0 part of the athlete's career at Clemson. Assistant Coaches, Clemson 13 Sept, 16 at Georgia Tech W, 35-14 Ken Hatfield, Head Coach 1 Sept. 25 Duke W, 35-0 77 Senior Spotlight Lineups 56 Oct. 2 Ohio University W, 41-7 Here is a look at some of the seniors who will Meet the Tigers 33 Oct. 16 at Florida State L, 14-40 be performing in Death Valley for the last time. They Numerical Roster, Clemson 56 17-10 have labored through many a practice and game in Oct. 23 North Carolina W, Numerical Roster, Opponents 57 helping to make the Tigers the best they can be. Oct. 30 at N.C. State L, 29-34 Opponent Players and Information 74 Nov. 6 Wake Forest W, 21-9 Statistics, Both Teams 2 109 Bobby Johnson Nov. 13 at Clemson 12:10 PM The Clemson defense is ranked the Strength Coaches 36 among top Nov. 20 Virginia Tech 1:00 PM groups in the country in all phases of execution. The Tiger Rookies 37 mentor, Bobby Johnson, has made a successful re- All times are eastern turn to Tigertown as defensive coordinator. The Departments Clemson game times subject to change up to Annabelle Vaughan profiles this Tiger who started Academic All-Americans 43 6 days prior to the game. his Clemson career on offense. Alma Mater 107 Tkr ^^^^^ '^^^^^1 p. 6 P. 109 P. Ill 1993 Tiger Football 1 Tigers vs Cavaliers Today^s Game j by Tim Bourret off a 21 -9 win over Wake Forest, a game in which Virginia Rouse Ties Clemson Record used a balanced offense to defeat the Demon Deacons Warden Rouse recorded three quarterback sacks and Final Home Game for Tiger Seniors for the 10th straight year. Jerrod Washington gained 119 four total tackles behind the line of scrimmage in Clem- This will be the final home game for Clemson's 25 se- yards and two touchdowns in the second half and had 148 son's shutout of Maryland The Terps had the number- niors. This group has competed with distinction in Death for the game to pace Virginia The Cavs had 241 yards two passing team in the nation entering the game and Valley over the last four years. This senior group has a rushing and 218 passing Symmion Willis is the top rated Clemson kept Maryland out of the endzone. That of- 21-3-1 record at home over the last four years, an .860 passer in the ACC, but he did throw four interceptions in fense had 20 points and 450 yards against Florida State winning percentage. One more win will give the group Virginia's first seven possessions of the game, allowing last week. Rouse had nine tackles overall and three 22 home wins in four years, the second highest total for the Deacons to take a 9-7 lead at halftime. sacks against Maryland.
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