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It has been accepted for inclusion in Football Programs by an authorized administrator of TigerPrints. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Serving The Textile Finishing Industry LEADERS IN ENERGY CONSERVATION SUPPORTING tf$TIGERS^$ SINCE 1920 Manufacturers of Quality Textile Finishing Machinery MARSHALL and WILLIAMS COMPANY 46 Baker St., Providence, R. i. 02905 620 South Pleasantburg Dr., Greenville, S. C. 29606 Area Code 401-461-3450 Area Code 803-242-6750 Today's Features Departments October 18, 1980 2-3 Today's Game and Statistics (0 Clemson vs. Duke University 11 Clemson University Clemson Memorial Stadium 13 Athletic Administration 17 University Administration 20 Tiger Ail-Americans Cover Story l_ t3 David Sims' drive toward Clemson's first 21 Stadium Information Heisman Trophy was slowed when he was 25 University Officials injured against Georgia. But he has returned 27 Athletic Dept. Staff to action and his secret campaign for college 29 Cheerleaders & Alma Mater football's most coveted award is in full swing. 43 Opponent Schedules & Results — Chuck Rose 67 IPTAY Club I Clemson's senior linebacker Chuck Rose is 69 IPTAY Officers/Representatives far from off the field, an animal but when this 91 1979-80 National Sports Poll former running back puts the uniform on he is 95 Managers & Trainers as hard a hitter as anyone on the Tiger team. Tiger Tailgating 46 When Clemson fans come to Tigertown for a game, they get here early, real early. And Players & Coaches there are many reasons for making a Tiger 9 Head Coach Danny Ford football game an all day affair, because 23 Assistant Coaches there is as much fun to be had outside the 38 Clemson Players stadium as there is inside. Assistant Coaches 50 Clemson Alphabetical Roster 49 Lawson Holland and Willie Anderson are a 1 52 Clemson Numerical Roster pair of former Clemson players who have 53 Opponent's Numerical Roster continued their dedication to the Tiger foot- 52-53 Starters for Both Teams ball program as assistant coaches. 55 Opponent's Alphabetical Roster Textiles 58-59 Meet Today's 63 This week, Greenville and the Piedmont Opponent area plays host to one of the largest interna- tional textile shows in the world. The Cover: Mother of the Year On Lance McKinney captures the punting form of 65 Mrs. Joyce Rheney is the recipient of this Clemson's All-America booter David Sims. For year's Mother of the Year Award by Tiger Brotherhood. more on Sims see page five of this program. University Feature 67 Wildlife biologists at Clemson are "radioing" wildlife to learn more about their habits. Photo Credits: A special thanks to the Clem- Past Player Feature 65 son Communications Center staff of Jim Burns, 97 Ken Peeples, captain of the 1974 Clemson Charles Haralson, Vince Ducker, Hal Smith, team, discusses the Tigers' exciting 17-13 Ben Hendricks, Jim Martin, Lance McKinney, win over Duke in 1974. Dave Lewis and Tom Shockley. Also to John Little Tigers Rowntree of the Orange & White, Earle Martin 103 Ever wonder what Chuck Rose looked like as a youth? Here's a different kind of quiz for and Jim Bradley. Tiger fans as we ask you to match present Clemson's Football programs have received a Clemson players with their baby pictures. national award from the College Sports Infor- Today's Program is published by the Clemson Foot- mation Directors of America for the last five ball Program Committee years. Last year Clemson's programs were Editor: Tim Bourret rated third best in the nation behind Notre Dame Assistant Editor: Kim Kelly and Purdue. Advertising Directors: Allison Dalton and Andy Ronemus Staff Assistants: David McGrew, Jeff Rhodes, Cricket Yates, Berny Delgado, Bobbie Mims, Scott Jenkins and Kelly Durham. Represented for National Advertising by: Production Assistance: Department of Public Rela- Spencer Marketing tions 370 Lexington Avenue Printed by the R. L Bryan Company 103 New York, N. Y. 10017 . by Tim Bourret 1980 CLEMSON STATS 1980 DUKE STATS Move over Notre Dame, you no (Won 4, Lost 1) (Won 0, Lost 5) longer hold the patent on impossi- ble fourth-quarter comeback vic- RUSHING RUSHING tories and Frank Meriwell finishes. Atts. Yds. Avg. TD LG Ait. Yds. Avg. TD LG j Pirkptt 58 227 3 9 34 Boone 47 176 3.7 1 21 Even the oldest of Tiger fans will McSwain 55 215 3.9 1 19 Brower 35 145 4.1 21 that last Saturday's 27-24 agree Jordan 62 209 3.4 1 21 Blunk 17 49 2.9 1 9 triumph over Virginia in Char- Crite 18 143 7.9 2 26 Grayson 9 26 2.9 10 lottesville was one of the greatest Mack 23 93 4.0 16 Brummitt 2 21 10.5 1 12 comebacks in Clemson sports his- CLEMSON .. 292 1057 3.6 6 34 DUKE 143 350 2.4 4 21 — tory. Those same people now Opponents . 210 592 2.8 4 27 Opponents ... 317 1451 5.0 14 hope the exciting triumph will bind PASSING PASSING the Clemson players even closer Atts. Cmp. Int. Yds. TD Pet. Att. Cmp. Int. Yds. TD Pet. together so they can continue Jordan 66 29 2 519 2 439 Bennett .... 1 16 55 1 1 622 4 .474 . 43 24 1 their winning ways the rest of the Gasque . 35 17 4 236 486 Clinkscale 268 2 .558 season, and move towards an un- CLEMSON 102 47 6 810 2 461 DUKE 163 80 13 913 7 .490 precedented fourth straight bowl Opponents 117 65 2 723 2 556 Opponents .91 50 3 569 2 .549 appearance. RECEIVING RECEIVING It was the type of contest that PC Yds. Avg. TD LG Wo. Yds. Avg. TD LG unifies a team, because both the Tuttle 23 429 18 6 2 59 Jones 12 201 16.8 4 54 offense, the defense and the spe- Gaillard 11 232 21.1 41 Castor 13 169 13 2 63 cial teams had a major part in Magwood . 3 43 14,6 23 Brmkman 9 119 13.2 21 Stockstill 27 9.0 13 Frederick 8 103 12.9 1 23 Clemson's 17-point fourth quar- 3 Diggs 3 24 8.0 10 Brower 12 99 8.2 25 ter. Trailing 24-10 entering the CLEMSON 47 810 17 2 2 59 DUKE 80 913 11.4 7 63 final period, tailback Brendon Opponents 65 723 11.1 2 55 Opponents ... 50 569 11.4 2 — Crite took a last-minute pitch from Homer Jordan on the first play of PUNTING PUNTING the last quarter and scampered 26 No Yds Avg. LP No. Yds. Avg. LP Sims 4 186 46.5 51 Brummitt 34 1494 43.9 56 yards for a touchdown in his only Hendley . 19 776 40.8 54 carry of the game. DUKE 34 1494 43.9 56 — CLEMSON . 23 962 41.8 54 Opponents.... 30 1204 40.1 Then, late in the contest, Willie Opponents . .. 31 1161 37.5 53 Underwood led a 10-man rush on Virginia punter Ford Mays and easily blocked the Cavalier boot. An examination of the Clemson Duke may be the best 0-5 team in - An alert Bill Smith, Clemson's record book tells us that this was a NCAA history. Three times the junior defensive end, grabbed the landmark day in Clemson history, Blue Devils have played against ball and raced for a score to tie the for it was the greatest fourth- teams that have been ranked in contest at 24. quarter comeback in Clemson his- the Top 20 at one time or another Virginia took over possession tory. Clemson had never trailed by this year, and every time Red Wil- with 3:05 to go on their own 18. as many as 1 4 points entering the son's team has given the opposi- The Cavaliers got one first down final quarter and still come back to tion all it could handle. and were headed for another, but win the contest. Ironically, the A late TD pass at Indiana gave a third-down sack by All-America previous record for the greatest the Hoosiers a 31-21 win, while candidate Steve Durham ended fourth-quarter comeback was set South Carolina led Duke only 13-7 the Cavaliers' bid. against Virginia. And that hap- late in the fourth quarter before Clemson took over on its own pened twice. In 1966 the Tigers finally putting the contest out of! 47, and, behind a timely ground trailed 35-26 entering the final reach last Saturday night in Co- game led by Homer Jordan and period and came back to take a lumbia. And, talk about come- Jeff McCall, the Tigers drove to 40-35 win.