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5 Dan Pearman 69 IVlitzi Kremer 115 University Feature

It takes a lot of intestinal fortitude to survive Clemson made incredible strides in women's Shannon Fogle is a second generation feature as a walk-on on a major college football team. swimming last year as Bob Boettner's Tigers twirler at Clemson, as her mother was Clemson's Clemson's starting tight end Dan Pearman has finished in the top five in the nation. The major first feature twirler. Sandy Woodward takes a earned a scholarship for his senior year and his reason for this substantial improvement was the look at this family affair. ability to hang in is paying off. Just check a re- performance of Mitzi Kremer, Clemson's first Na- cent Sports Illustrated. Annabelle Vaughan pro- tional Champion in the sport. Willie Shearer 116 Outfitting the Tigers files ttiis unique Tiger. takes us back to her dream season. It is not easy to dress over 100 Tigers for a football game. A lot of time and money goes in- 7 Bill D'Andrea 71 Immaculate Grounds to preparing the Clemson football team for prac- A decade ago Bill D'Andrea was on the other Have you noticed the improvement in the tice and game day, as Annabelle Vaughan side of the field as a young assistant coach at Clemson playing field this year. That colorful field discusses. Virginia. After some moving around he has found is the result of year long work by Ronnie Oliver a home at Clemson and the Tigers' outstanding and his company. The Clemson graduate takes performance in the offensive line is a reflection a lot of pride in his work, as Forrest White of his hard work. Annabelle Vaughan reviews his explains. career. Additional Copies 81 This Day in Tiger 52 Perry Tuttle Extra copies of this program are available at Football $3 apiece. Send checks (payable to Clemson While most of the former Tigers in pro foot- Athletic Department) to: Sports Information Of- There have been many important victories on ball are enjoying a relaxing fall, one is north of fice, Box 632, Clemson, SC 29633 this date in Tiger history, including one over the boarder making an impact on Canadian foot- Virginia during the National Championship ball. Perry Tuttle, Clemson's all-time leading season. Foster Senn writes about some in- receiver, went through some rough times a cou- teresting games on this date. On the Cover ple of years ago, but life in the CFL agrees with Homecoming is a family affair at Clemson, him just fine, as Tim Bourret explains. 87 Brian Page from Tigerama, to the floats, to the Tiger to game action. There's fun for everyone of all ages. 57 Clemson Spirit Clemson's number-one tennis player was not day satisfied with his junior season so he made some (Photo by Jim Moriarty of Southern Pines, NC). Tiger spirit is legendary and you will see it in lofty goals for himself this past summer. The full force today for Homecoming festivities. Turn result was a US Amateur singles championship, to this centerspread article to find out what a a first for a Clemson tennis player. Willie Shearer Clemson football weekend is all about. reflects on Brian Page's summer and his future.

The Departments Trainers 88 Clemson Football Program Tiger Life 106 ACC Schedule 44 Committee: University Officials 19 Alma Mater 49 University Page 9 Athletic Director 13 Chairman: Len Gough University President 11 Athletic Staff 41 Editor: Tim Bourret Band Program 119 Advertising Director: Marilyn Hines Car Dealers 42 Players and Coaches Program Staff: Bob Bradley, Hazel Modica, Sam Cheerleaders 49 Blackman, Annabelle Vaughan, Foster Senn, Alphabetical Roster, Clemson 54 Coaches, All-Sports 25 Willie Shearer, Jack McKenzie, Ashley Johnson, Alphabetical Roster, Opponent 67 Emergency Information 29 Sherri West, James Fleming, and Marilyn Hines. Assistant Coaches 16 Fall Sports Schedule 78 Danny Ford 15 Future Football Schedules 31 Graduate Asst. Coaches 39 Printing: Electric City Printing Company of IPTAY 23 Lineups, Starting 56 Anderson, SC IPTAY Officers 46 Meet the Tigers 33 Managers 88 Numerical Roster, Clemson 56 Single Game Records 109 Numerical Roster, Opponent 65 Photos by the Clemson Communications Center, Stadium Information 27 Opponent Players 82 Jim Moriarty, Rob Biggerstaff, Bob Waldrop, Statistics 3 Strength Coaches .* 87 Lance McKinney, Scott Harke, Dave Lewis, Jim The Last Word 120 Tiger Rookies 39 Wilson, and Tom Shockley. Today's Game 2

1 . Today's Game

By Tim Bourret

McFadden-Allen Off to Good Start quarter of the Georgia Tech game two weeks Perry Could Set Sack Record Today The big question about the Clemson offense ago. Clemson had gone 999 kickoff and punt Michael Dean Perry needs just 1.5 sacks to heading into the 1987 season was the tailback returns since Kelley's score without registering break his brother William's ACC career sack

position. Who would replace Terrence Flagler another touchdown. Then, incredible as it may record. The youngest of the Perry family has 24

and Kenny Flowers, the best one-two punch at seem, Donnell Woolford scored on the 1 ,000th for his career, including an ACC high six so far tailback in Clemson history. Danny Ford has return since Kelley's runback 1 7 years ago. The in just four games. Michael Dean is all alone in found two capable replacements in Wesley runback in the Georgia Tech game two weeks second place, meaning the brother act current- McFadden and Terry Allen, two players who had ago sent sportswriters to the record books. ly ranks one-two in ACC history.

never carried the ball in a regular season game The dry spell in both kickoff and punt returns Perry, who was called the best defensive prior to this year. was so long that you almost had to figure that lineman in the nation by Georgia Tech Coach

All the duo has done is rack up 758 yards in some sports oddity would take place when Clem- Bobby Ross two weeks ago, is also all alone in the first four games, more than any other com- son finally scored on either play. And, it did, as third place in ACC history in tackles for loss. He

bination under Danny Ford for the first four the Tigers scored both on a kickoff return and currently has 47 and is still 13 away from "The games of the season. They have combined for a punt return in the same game for the first time Refrigerator's" ACC mark of 60.

six touchdowns in four games and only the com- in over 90 years of Clemson football.

bination of Cliff Austin and Chuck McSwain in The kickoff return streak went all the way back ACC Career Sack Leaders 1982 had more touchdowns at this stage of the to 1962 when Hal Davis ran one back 96 yards

season. Here is a four-game comparison of for a score against Georgia. Then, 843 kickoff 1. William Perry, MG Clennson 1981-84 25 tailback combinations after four games under returns later, sophomore Joe Henderson went 2. Michael Dean Perry, DT Clemson 1984-87 24 Danny Ford. 95 yards for a touchdown, a first in 25 years of 3. Mike Corvine, DT Maryland 1979-82 23 Clemson football. The punt return streak end- Pat Swilling, DE Ga. Tech 1982-85 23

Year Combination Att Yds Avg ID ed by Woolford stretched back 1 7 years and 450 5. Charles Bowser, DE Duke 1978-82 22 consecutive punt returns. 6. Lawrence Taylor, DE UNO 1977-80 21 1979 L. Brown-C. McSwain 100 453 4.5 5 Clemson is in the top five in the nation in punt 7. William Fuller, DT UNO 1980-83 20 1980 C. McSwain-B. Crite 66 312 4.7 2 returns and kickoff returns, a first in Clemson 8. Mark Duda, DT Maryland 1979-82 19 1981 C. Austin-C. McSwain 95 386 4.5 3 history at any time in a season. Donnell Woolford 1982 0. Austin-C. McSwain 102 459 4.5 7 and James Lott are both in the top 10 in the 1983 S. Driver-K. Flowers 72 367 5.1 3 Treadwell Moves Up Quickly country in punt returns and Joe Henderson is 1984 S. Driver-T. Flagler 85 503 5.9 5 David Treadwell, the nation's leading field goal in the top five in kickoff returns. 1985 K. Flowers-S. Driver 83 389 4.7 1 kicker with an average of 3.0 per game, is rapidly The Tigers' punt return total of 421 yards is 1986 T. Flagler-K. Flowers 78 567 7.3 5 moving up the Clemson career scoring charts. already the most by a Clemson team over the 1987 W. McFadden-T. Allen 131 758 5.8 6 The native of Jacksonville, FL currently has 191 course of a season since 1961, and it already career points and needs just nine more today ranks as the ninth best season total in Clemson Clemson Return Service to become the third player in Clemson history history. And, that has been done after just four The 1 ,000th return proved to be golden. That to score at least 200 points. The all-time leader games. The record for a single season is 634 is how many kick returns it had been since Don is Obed Ariri with 288, an ACC record, and Bob yards set by the 1948 team, one of just two Kelley brought a punt back 85 yards for a Paulling is second with 209. Barring injury, undefeated teams at Clemson since the modern touchdown at Maryland in 1970 until the first Treadwell should finish his career second in era of college football began in 1937. career scoring and field goals at Clemson. He

is already all alone in second place in career field goals with 41

Cooper Off to Productive Start Sophomore wide receiver Gary Cooper has already exceeded the pass receiving yardage total Ray Williams had last year when he led the

Tigers in that category. Cooper, who has already had a pair of 100-yard receiving games, has 284

yards in just four games, four more than Williams

had all of last season. Against Georgia Tech, Cooper caught a 52-yard Rodney Williams pass

for a touchdown to break the game open. It was the longest Clemson pass completion since Ter- rance Roulhac caught a 57-yard scoring pass from Stacey Driver at North Carolina in 1985. Cooper had four catches for 107 yards in the Georgia Tech game and a career high five receptions for 122 yards against Western Carolina. Two notes of interest on Cooper: he has had three receptions of exactly 41 yards this season,

and all 16 of his career receptions have been

in Death Valley.

Virginia Update A Virginia team with more outstanding skill A swarming defense Is the major reason the Tigers are a top 10 team.

2 position players than any Cav team in recent Clemson-Virginia Series Ford Could Move to Fifth years enters Death Valley this afternoon. Virginia Virginia has never beaten Clemson in the Keep an eye on the Brigham Young-Wyoming

returns 1 7 starters from last year's team that lost sport of football, a fact we are sure the Cavalier game today because it could have a bearing on

to the Tigers, 31-17. team is well aware of. That does not mean there Danny Ford's ranking among winningest active

Virginia has as wide open an offense as have not been close games. In fact Virginia has coaches. Ford is now 70-23-4 at Clemson in nine anyone in the ACC, and a sound defense as actually led at the half eight times and led go- years, a .742 winning percentage. Brigham

shown by a healthy romp of previously unbeaten ing into the fourth quarter four times, including Young coach LaVell Edwards is 139-47-1 for a

Duke on September 26 and a shutout of VMI last twice this decade, only to see Clemson come .744 figure. But, if Ford wins today and Edwards

Saturday. Scott Secules is off to a great start and back and win the game. loses, Ford will move ahead of him into fifth place

is ranked in the top 10 in the nation in total of- Just two years ago in Clemson Memorial on the winningest active coaches list. Barry

fense and passing efficiency. He has completed Stadium, the Cavs held a 17-13 lead at the half Switzer of Oklahoma leads the list with a .845 nearly 60 percent of his passes and has thrown and 24-20 going into the fourth period. But Clem- percentage.

for five touchdown passes, all to talented wide son came back to score late and the defense Film Available receiver John Ford. shut out the Cavs in the fourth period of a 27-24 The Clemson Broadcast Group has produc- Ford was the ACC Rookie of the Year in 1984 contest. ed a one-hour video tape highlighting the and is as good a deep threat as there is in the Overall, Clemson has a 26-0 lead in this series 1986-87 Clemson Sports Year. The tape concen- ACC. He had two long TD passes at Georgia in that dates back to 1955. It is the longest active trates on football and basketball, but covers all the season opener, and had two TD receptions consecutive game winning streak by one team 18 sports in what in many ways was Clemson's from Secules against Clemson last year. By the over another in Division I of the NCAA. Fourteen greatest sports year ever. To receive your tape, way, Secules completed 30 passes against of the wins have come at Clemson and 12 have send a check for $29.95 to Clemson Broadcast Clemson last season, the third most ever by a been in the state of Virginia. Group, Box 1446, Clemson, 29633. Clemson opponent. SC

That means the Clemson secondary will have

its greatest challenge of the season. Donnell 1987 Clemson Statistics 1987 Virginia Statistics Woolford and James Lott have collectively allow- (4-0 overall, 1-0 ACC) (3-2 overall, 1-1 ACC) ed just one pass completion to the man they Rushing Att Yds Avg TD LG Rushing Att Yds Avg TD LG have covered this season so the cornerback- McFadden, TB 62 433 7.0 4 89 Morgan, RB 69 367 5.3 20 quarterback matchup when Virginia has the ball Allen, TB 69 325 4.7 2 16 Wilson, RB 67 275 4.1 5 30 on offense should be the highlight of the game. T. Johnson, FB 26 106 4.1 1 38 Greggs, RB 47 153 3.3 12 Henderson, TB 17 92 5.4 1 13 Moore, OB 21 103 4.9 1 19 Defensively, watch for the name Scott, Lancaster, FB 19 47 2.5 5 something Clemson fans in the early 1980s did VIRGINIA 236 951 4.0 10 30 R. Williams, QB 25 31 1.2 12 at Clemson. Instead of watching for Clemson's Opponents 221 877 4.0 8 44 CLEMSON 226 1023 4.5 9 89 Jim Scott, it will be Virginia's Sean Scott who Opponents 131 231 1.8 1 16 will be in the spotlight. The brother of the former Passing Cmp Att Int Yds TD Pet LG Clemson AII-ACC player has been the Caveliers' Passing Cmp Att Int Yds TD Pet LG Secules, QB.. 61 98 4 918 5.622 56

top player on defense. He has averaged nearly Rd. Williams. 26 57 3 418 1 .456 52 Moore, QB. . . 11 16 2 131 1 .688 35 Anderson .... 2 3 19 .667 12 seven tackles per game and leads the team in VIRGINIA.... 72 114 6 1049 6.632 56 Morocco 3 GO .000 tackles for loss and sacks. Opponents... 72 139 8 801 2.515 38 ... 28 64 4 437 1 .438 52 Don't forget linebackers Jeff Lageman and CLEMSON Opponents... 45 109 4 407 2.413 36 David Griggs, however, as both have been in for Receiving Rec Yds Avg TD LG over 90 tackles collectively. Kevin Cook Receiving Rec Yds Avg TD LG Mattioli, WR 18 283 15.7 1 42

was outstanding against Duke from his free safe- Cooper, WR 13 284 21.8 1 52 Ford, WR 16 362 22,6 5 56 ty slot with two interceptions. Jennings, WR 7 97 13.9 22 Morgan, RB 13 90 6.9 11 Allen, TB 3 13 4.3 9 Finkelston, WR 6 106 17.7 49

J. Williams, TE 1 13 13.0 13 Greggs, RB 6 65 10.8 18 Clemson Defense Off to Awesome Start B. Taylor, WR 1 12 12.0 12 Wilson, RB 6 60 10.0 15 As you can see by the picture in this two-page Hooper, WR 1 7 7.0 7 Dempsey, TE 4 45 11.3 26

spread, the Clemson defense has been nothing Davis, WR 1 7 7.0 7 VIRGINIA 72 1049 14.6 6 56 short of dominating. It reminds of the 1981 Coley, TE 1 4 4.0 4 you Opponents 72 801 11.1 2 38

team and their abandon, blitzing style. There is CLEMSON 28 437 15.6 1 52 a Perry holding up the line, a strong safety that Opponents 45 407 9.0 2 36 Tackles No TFL-Yds IS among the leading tacklers ... the comparisons Tackles No TFL-Yds Griggs, LB 52 3-5 on. go Perry, DT 27 10-58 Lageman, LB 45 2-2 The Tigers rank in the top 10 in the nation in Beasley, SS 26 4-16 Savage, DE 36 4-20 total, rushing, passing and scoring defense, and Haynes, LB 26 1-1 Hammond, DB 33 2-4 the numbers are on a Clemson record-setting Hatcher, OLB 21 4-22 Scott, DE 32 7-32 Earle, OLB 21 1-4 Stearns, DT 24 1-1 pace. For instance, opponents have averaged J. Johnson, BAN 20 4-21 just 159.5 yards per game (the 1981 team allow- Carter, LB 20 0-0 ed over 100 more yards per game), and the op- 1987 Results Site position yards per carry figure is just 1 .8. Clem- 1987 Results Date W-L Score Opponent Date Site W-L Score Opponent Sept. 5 A L 22-30 Georgia son's third-ranked pass defense has yielded just Sept. 5 H W 43-0 W. Carolina Sept. 12 A L 19-21 Maryland 101 .8 yards per game. Sept. 12 A W 22-10 Virginia Tech Sept. 19 H W 14-13 Virginia Tech It has obviously effort. think, been a team Just Sept. 19 H W 21-20 Georgia Sept. 26 H W 42-17 Duke after four games, no Clemson player has over Sept. 26 H W 33-12 Georgia Tech Oct. 3 H W 30-0 V.M.I. 30 tackles, but there are 14 with more than 10, Oct. 10 Virginia, 12:05 PM, JP-TV Oct. 10 at Clemson 12:05 PM 17 Duke, 1:00 at and 17 different players have recorded at least Oct. PM Oct. 17 South Carolina 1:30 PM Oct. 24 N.C. State, 1:00 PM Oct. 24 WAKE FOREST 7:00 PM one tackle for loss. In the sack department, the Oct. 31 Wake Forest, 1:00 PM Oct. 31 Open Date Tigers have 17 so far this season, already near Nov. 7 at North Carolina, 12:05 PM, JP-TV Nov. 7 at Georgia Tech 12:05 PM the total of 26 recorded by the entire team for Nov. 14 Maryland, 12:05 PM, JP TV Nov. 14 NORTH CAROLINA 1:00 PM all of 1986. Nov. 21 at South Carolina, 7:37 PM, ESPN Nov. 21 at N.C. State 12:00 PM

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by Annabelle Vaughan

To: David Smith a school where, if football didn't pan out, I would would never quit. I don't think I've ever quit

University of Alabama be happy going to games on Saturday as a anything in my life. I'm scared to quit. If I had

regular student. After all, if you're unhappy, you quit football, the next thing, I would have quit Dear Dave — won't be successful at anything." school. If you quit once, the next time is going I just wanted to write and tell you con-

Pearman chose Clemson. Here, he has found to be easier. I don't want to ever quit that first gratulations. I think it's great that a former happiness and success, although the success time." walk-on is now Alabama's starting came a little harder. "Clemson has my kind of After three years of that uphill battle, Pearman quarterback. people," Pearman said in his heavy southern has finally reached the top. Last summer, he was Most people probably don't realize how far drawl. "It's a laid back and relaxed type at- placed on full scholarship. This year, when star- you have had to come to get to where you mosphere here." ting tight end Jerome Williams went down with are today. I know how it feels when all the After realizing he had made the nght decision, a knee injury, Pearman stepped into the star- other players are getting recruited in high Pearman decided to give football a shot, so he ting slot. school and you don't get any attention. I talked to Coach Ford about it. Ford remembers "It was great to tell my parents they didn't know how it feels to go out and bust your it well. "When Danny first got here," Ford said, have to pay for my school anymore," Pearman head every day and feel like nobody even "he had more than a long way to come. He was said. "It would have been great to have been notices. bright-eyed and bushy-tailed and a good student, highly recruited and to have been on scholar- You see, I am also a former walk-on. Now,

but he was not a great athlete or football player." ship for four years, but I'm glad I went through I'm Clemson's starting tight end. I guess for

Pearman was well aware of his shortcomings, it this way. I had to work hard for so long, I can't us, it was worth all the hard work. but remained undaunted. He red-shirted a year quit now." So congratulations for not giving up, and and then began a long career playing special As for his starting role, Pearman has mixed on all you've accomplished. teams. emotions. "I hate like heck that Jerome got Sincerely, Dan Pearman "I used to sit around with the other guys on hurt," he said. "I would much rather play back- the team and we would complain about how up all season, and have him healthy. Either way,

tough practice was. I would think, 'Golly bum, I'm going to play just as hard." Today, when the Crimson Tide takes on Mem-

I must be an imbecile! I'm paying to go out there Coach Ford describes Pearman as his "best phis State, few will be rooting harder for David

and bust heads every day! I must be sick!' team leader." Pearman takes this role very Smith than Dan Pearman. Pearman knows

"And then, whenever someone found out I seriously. "I think it is important to make the firsthand how discouraging it is for a walk-on with played football at Clemson, they would ask, 'Are younger guys feel like they are part of the team a major college football team. He also knows

you on scholarship?' When they found out I so I try to include them. Our team is a close how tough it is to overcome that discouragement

wasn't, they automatically thought I wasn't any group on and off the field this year. That will end and be a success. good. That may be the case in a lot of situations. up being an important factor in how well we do." It is difficult to imagine Dan Pearman being Heck, it may have been the case in my situa- Winning a scholarship and a starting role has discouraged. He seems to have a permanent

tion, but I kept on playing." been a self-described dream come true for Pear- smile on his face and his blue eyes are always

Even though it was an uphill battle all the way, man. But would he recommend it for other high gleaming with some kind of mischief. His ir- Pearman was determined not to quit. "I made school athletes? repressible humor will keep the rest of the team

my mind up that once I started something, I "No way!" Pearman said. "Playing football is laughing. It also keeps them humble. tough enough on scholarship, fight "He's always joking around about but to the odds, scrap around, get a scholarship and get something," said Jerome Williams, whose ear-

to start ... it doesn't take a strong person, it takes ly season knee injury gave Pearman a chance a durned fool! to start. "Whenever you see Pearman, whoever

"It's a tough row to hoe. I guess I just don't he is with, he is laughing. He also works harder want anybody else to go through the pain and than almost anybody on the team, he's had to." the worry. But if someone is determined to try In high school, Dan Pearman loved football.

it, I would tell them never to quit." He lettered in football and baseball and helped With Pearman's success has come instant lead both teams to conference championships. recognition and publicity. When number 89 One of his teammates was the highly recruited takes the field, fans know who it is. Newspapers Mark Maye, now the starting quarterback for have picked up on the Cinderella story of North Carolina. the former walk-on. His picture was even in Sports But when his senior year rolled around, there Illustrated, but Dan Pearman remains were few opportunities for Pearman to play col- unchanged. lege ball, something that would have been a big

"Heck, I don't have God-given speed or looks disappointment to many young men. Not Pearman. and I'm not graceful. But I thank the good Lord

for what I do have. My strength is determination. "I didn't hit a growth spurt until my senior year Come hell or high water, I'm going to get the job in high school," said Pearman. "That was one done. reason I wasn't heavily recruited. But that's the

"I might not have the ability, but I want to be way the Good Lord planned it. I had to learn to known as someone who goes all out the whole roll with the punches.

game. I might not beat my opponent on every When it came time to choose which college

play, but it's going to be a dogfight. I owe it to to attend, Pearman decided to choose a school the coaches, to the team and to myself to play where he would receive a solid education, even every down like it's my last. The articles, the pic- though he hoped to be able to make it as a walk- tures and all that other stuff is fun, but it's not on. "My father helped me realize that whether

football. And it's football that I fought so hard I made a team or not, I had no realistic shot at Dan Pearman is a rarity in big time college for." the NFL after four years. He told me to choose football, a walk-on starter.

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By Annabelle Vaughan

If you saw Bill D'Andrea on the practice After this variety of jobs, D'Andrea decid- what players didn't get along with each field with the offensive tackles, you might ed he was ready to begin coaching in a other. think he was one of them. He certainly has higher division, so he went to his old coach "It wasn't a matter of being so vigilant

the physique and he doesn't look much who was now at Clemson. Van Der Heyden that I saw all of these things," said D'An-

older than an average lineman. In fact, the suggested he talk to Danny Ford, who was drea, "but just being there I saw

only thing that gives him away is the whis- very encouraging, but had little to offer everything. I was pretty tough on them. I

tle around his neck and the coaching D'Andrea except a position as a graduate just wanted to make sure I ran it fairly for

shorts. Bill D'Andrea is an assistant coach assistant coach. everybody."

for the Tigers and even though he may not D'Andrea decided to take the job in After two years as dorm supervisor and

be one of the players, he has a special 1983, and with it he took one of the most graduate assistant coach, D'Andrea went understanding of the many problems and time consuming, yet rewarding jobs he has to Southern Mississippi for a two-year stint difficulties facing his athletes. ever had. He was also put in charge of the as offensive line coach. In 1986 a full-time

D'Andrea is now in his second season athletic dormitory, a task that was a 24-hour position opened at Clemson and D'Andrea as a full-time assistant coach at Clemson. a day assignment. He lived in the dorm with returned to work side by side with the man

His primary task is to work with offensive the players and was the person they came he had once played for. And although he line coach Larry Van Der Heyden by to whenever they needed to borrow a was glad to be finished with his duties as coaching the offensive tackles and to stamp or had a serious family problem. dorm supervisor, he credits the job with

recruit the states of North Carolina, Penn- "I felt a strong sense of responsibility for helping him gain the insight needed to be sylvania and New Jersey. a lot of people," D'Andrea said. "I had to a football coach.

Working with Coach Van Der Heyden is make myself available and always be an "Looking back, I think it's one of the

nothing new to D'Andrea, as he also played example. When you're under constant most important jobs in the football program. under him for three years at Indiana State scrutiny, you really have to sacrifice your Being that close to the kids makes you

University. After graduating, he went to privacy." realize a lot of personal things about them.

East Carolina where he received a D'Andrea saw all the ins and outs of the I can relate better to them. Now I'm aware master's degree. He has also had coaching athletes' lives. He knew when they were that there are other things that are impor- stints at Virginia, Massanutten Military going home and when they would be back. tant in their lives besides what happens on Academy, Catawba College and Southern He knew who had been out late, and who the football field."

Mississippi. hung out with the wrong people. He knew Now D'Andrea is concentrating on the offensive tackles he coaches. With Van Der Heyden, he coaches one of the top offen-

sive lines in the nation. This is no mean accomplishment, but D'Andrea refuses to take much of the credit.

"I consider Larry Van Der Heyden as the

offensive line coach," he said. "I try to let him handle whatever he wants to handle and we try to focus things together as a group. We're a unit and we have to work as a unit. My relationship with Larry helps in that respect.

"I don't think I could ever be a Larry Van Der Heyden, but he has had a tremendous

influence on me. I want to pick out good

qualities from all of the coaches I have worked with and make them part of myself. "We also have a tremendous group of youngsters on the offensive line. They are the kind of kids that you would want work-

ing for you if you were a businessman. With

the coaches and players I work with, it's going to be hard not to be successful."

Learning to relate to his athletes is one

of the most valuable things Bill D'Andrea has developed since becoming a coach. His special understanding of their daily lives takes away some of the distance that may usually be present between the players and the man with the coaching shorts and the whistle. Coach Bill D'Andrea works with the offensive lineman in all phases during pregame drills. — . D O U

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\ ! The more things change, As a land grant institution, Clemson emphasizes the three areas of the more they stay the research, public service and teaching. On the brink of the 21 st century, same. At Clemson there research efforts are unquestionably important. And public service are some things that (we programs serve all the citizens of South Carolina. But, over and above hope) will never change: these missions, when a student enters Clemson, he or she should be Clemson orange. Till- able to count on receiving an excellent education. And great teaching man Hall. Tigerama. doesn't happen without great teachers. And one more very Every former Clemson student probably recalls a teacher whose important thing. No matter how much personal style and commitment added a special dimension to the word the university "education." Maybe it was John Lane in English, Doug Bradbury in engi- j grows, teaching j / neering, or one of the many others who are remembered with affection will remain its / and appreciation. Their legacies remain long after graduation. most important Administration and faculty are committed to the challenge of attracting and role. keeping outstanding teachers. In addition to the Master Teacher award and / alumni professorships, the Faculty Senate last year recommended annual awards of $3,000 to outstanding faculty in each college to enhance scholarly activity related to teaching.

Not all great teaching occurs in the classroom. The awards for excellence in student journalism won by the Tiger staff, national and regional recognition for the Clemson Players, and a nationwide "widget" competition won by Clemson electrical and computer engineering students illustrate the value of learning environments outside the traditional lecture hall. The College of Architecture tried a new approach to teaching this past spring. During "Spring Week," students and faculty pursued independent study outside their usual areas. "Designer" birdhouses, hot-air ballooning and construction of an authentic Plains Indian tepee (with the assistance of a Comanche chief's descendants) were just a few of the projects. According to Dean James F. Barker, this was more than fun-and-games. "The goal was to give students and faculty a new perspective, to look at the education process and concentrate on learning to think rather than simply learning facts," he said. Last year when the Carnegie Foundation's Report on the Status of Undergraduate Education found a nationwide lack of balance between teaching and research, Clemson reacted promptly. The Faculty Senate and the Office of the Vice Provost for Undergraduate Studies formed committees to review Clemson's status in each area addressed by the report, including teaching, and a day- long faculty workshop explored the teaching/research balance specifically.

President Lennon made it clear when he an- nounced the Second Century program. "Clemson Coliegf °Ln week- has a long and proud tradition of undergraduate education," he H faculty '^.^a'durif^S said, "of preparing young people for the world in which they will live and work. This commitment to teaching is basic, firm and unshakable.

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granted. But when you stop and think about it, there's come again. plenty to see and do in Clemson the whole year round. IN SEASON EVERY SEASON

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On September 6, 1986, Clemson Univer- He had been at Ohio State for two years need land-grant institutions in a way that sity formally inaugurated Dr. Max Lennon prior to his move to Clemson. He served is almost unique ... so we can continue to as the university's seventh president. The as executive dean for agriculture, home be competitive in a world market. governor of South Carolina, the Honorable economics and natural resources. Lennon "We at Clemson University must make Richard W. Riley, spoke of a "quest for was also on the Ohio State Faculty Senate our own priorities to lead us into the 21st academic excellence which has never and was co-chairman of the Governor's century. We must begin by making been more important than today," at the commission on agriculture. ourselves visible in the state, then we must inauguration. He called Dr. Lennon, "the Previously, he had served as dean of the focus on the global perspective of the leader for the future of all South Carolina." college of Agriculture and director of the university and what we can accomplish in During his short time as president, Dr. Agricultural Experiment Station at the that arena." Lennon has accomplished much, including University of Missouri and as associate Board of Trustees President Louis P. the school's "Second Century Plan." This dean and director of research in the Col- Batson declared that the long selection pro- project, drawn up with help from faculty lege of Agricultural Sciences at Texas Tech cess had discovered a man who knows and state business leaders, emphasized University. what he wants. "Max Lennon is a good research in agriculture, engineering, basic Lennon, who has also served as an planner, a deep thinker, and a man ready science, marketing, management, textiles assistant professor at Texas Tech and for the challenge. He is restless without be- and the quality of life; all these areas and .Missouri, spent two years with the Interna- ing impatient." several more were just a portion of a pro- tional Agri-business firm Central Soya of Il- Lennon said the early part of his ad- posal to endure economic growth within the linois. He also has participated in many na- ministration will consist of familiarizing state. tional and international conferences con- himself more closely with Clemson's pro-

It is the by-product of Lennon's overall cerning new technologies in agriculture. grams. "It would be presumptuous of me attitude that Clemson is here to help its The 46-year-old Lennon was chosen to come in here with a set of priorities," he students to become successful and in from about 200 candidates for the said. "In the academic community you general make the state a better place to presidency at Clemson. build on the strengths of the institution, and live. Lennon commented on his philosophies my first business has been learning about

Dr. Lennon is a native of Columbus and goals for Clemson in his opening press those strengths. I'll be calling for help from County, NC and earned his bachelor's conference. "I am extremely delighted to the students, faculty, administrators, alum- degree in animal science from N.C. State be chosen as the leader of this great institu- ni and the rest of the Clemson family to in 1962. He also earned a doctorate in tion. We're at an extremely important time make sure our priorities are in order." animal science from the same institution in our lives, not because of circumstances Lennon is active in many councils and in 1970. but because of where we are in history. We commissions, including the American Society for the Advancement of Science; the National Association of State Univer- sities and Land Grant Colleges and the Na- tional Dropout Prevention Fund. Lennon began his teaching career at N.C. State in 1966 when he served as a graduate assistant professor. In 1970 he moved to Lubbock, TX, where he served as an assistant professor of animal science at Texas Tech University. He remained at the Texas institution as an assistant dean and associate dean in the College of Agriculture until 1980. On the first day of this decade he became the chairperson in the department of animal husbandry at the University of Missouri. He served as Dean of the College of Agriculture at Missouri un-

til 1983, when he moved to Ohio State as vice president for agricultural administration.

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

Max Lennon is in his second full academic year as Clemson President. (24) and Robin (22).

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A successful athletic program is usually the FINAL CLEMSON RANKINGS result of many factors, the most important be- Sport Final ing a well qualified leader heading up the en- Football 17 tire program. At Ciemson, continued success in Men's Basketball 13 all facets of athletics is evidence of the quality Baseball 10 of leadership that has been found over the past Men's Tennis 14 few/ years under Athletic Director Bobby Women's Tennis 20 Robinson. Women's Swimming 5 Last year was Robinson's most successful Golf 11

since taking over at the helm in March of 1985. Women's Cross Country 5 Men's Soccer 18 In fact, it was one of the most successful years Men's Indoor Track 18 in the history of Ciemson athletics. Both major revenue sports, football and men's

basketball were involved in post-season play in 1986-87, as were baseball and 12 other teams. In other words, out of 18 sports offered at Ciem- Robinson was graduated from Furman with a son, 15 were involved in some sort of post- B.S. degree in business and political science in season play. 1 968. He was the president of the Sigma Alpha In football, the Tigers finished the season rank- Epsilon fraternity chapter at Furman. After he ed 1 7th in the AP poll and took a trip to Jackson- was graduated from Furman, Robinson worked ville, FL, where they defeated Stanford in the in his family's laundry and dry-cleaning business Gator Bowl. for two years. The 1986-87 basketball squad became the Robinson came to Ciemson in 1970, not in most successful in school history as they finish- athletics, but in the housing office. After three ed the season ranked 13th and advanced to the years, he moved across campus to serve as an NCAAs for just the second time in the school's administrative assistant in the athletic depart- history. ment. "I started at Ciemson in the housing of- The Ciemson baseball team ended its season fice, but I came to Ciemson with the intention with a number-10 ranking and also traveled to of working in athletics," said Robinson. "No the NCAA baseball tournament. The golf and opening existed at the time, so I had to wait un- tennis teams also received bids to the NCAAs, til there was one." making Ciemson one of just five schools to have After serving the athletic department in various these three spring teams participating in NCAA capacities, he became business manager in post-season play. 1975. Two years later he was named assistant The success of the three major sports (foot- athletic director and in 1980 he became ball, basketball, and baseball) made Ciemson associate AD. He held that title for four years, one of only two universities (UCLA was the other) and his area of responsibility moved to primari- to have all three ranked in the top 20 in the final ly football and basketball. polls. While serving his administrative duties, Robin- Robinson's continued success is a result of son found time to coach the Ciemson golf team his great commitment to being the best — in From a university perspective, Robinson en- between 1 975 and 1 983. During his time as the competition, in academics and in facilities. Last visions the athletic department as being one of head coach, Ciemson won its first ACC title in season is evidence of the program moving 49 departments on campus, equal to English, golf and three times the Tigers participated in towards the best in competition, but Ciemson accounting, and the others. "We believe the the NCAA tournament. In 1983, his final season athletics is also taking strides towards being the athletic department is a viable, important part as the head coach, he guided Ciemson to a best in the two other areas. of the mission of Ciemson University," says number - five finish. Clarence Rose was one of In academics, Ciemson student - athletes had Robinson, "as athletic competition provides a three All - Americans to play for the Tigers dur- an outstanding year. Over 65 athletes had 3.0 common bond for students, faculty, staff, and ing his tenure and he is now a successful or better grade point ratios either semester, with friends." member of the pro tour. the football team having three players named Under Robinson, the athletic department has

to the Academic AII-ACC team. Six students continued support of the university. Band With Robinson's qualifications, it is easy to see were named to various academic All-America uniforms and travel, the educational enhance- why the Ciemson athletic program enjoys con- teams, the most ever for one season. ment fund (coordinated with the Athletic Coun- tinued success - he has done it all. He has been

In the area of facilities, Robinson has also en- cil) are some of the areas that have been an administrator at all levels, he has worked in joyed success. Renovations over the past fevif developed. other areas in the university, he has been a head years have included the Strength Training Robinson was born in Columbia, SC and at- coach, and he has handled the budgetary Center, one of the finest in the country; Tiger tended A.C. Flora High School. During his high aspects needed to run a $12 million program.

Field, home of the Ciemson baseball team; and school career, he was a point - guard for the Robinson has confidence in his staff, his the West End Zone locker room complex in basketball team and a third baseman in baseball. coaches, his athletes, and the facilities at Ciem- Memorial Stadium. New facilities include a new He also played golf competitively, and was a son University. "We have a solid base to work activities room in Death Valley, an indoor ten- scratch golfer at one time. Robinson did not play from, but if we are not moving forward, we are nis facility, and new permanent soccer stadium any high school sports as a senior because of losing ground. We will work within university on Riggs Field. In addition to all of this, a conti- a heat stroke suffered in the summer of 1963. guidelines and expand our horizons. We want nuing maintenance program for all facilities and He graduated from A C. Flora in 1964 and then to be as good as we can as a vital part of the nractice areas has been established. enrolled in Furman University. university and the state of South Carolina."

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One need only look at the history of the Gator In 1978 he was offensive coordinator for the only showdown of top 10 teams in ACC history, Bowl to understand the degree of success Dan- 11-1 team that won the Gator Bowl over Ohio then defeated former National Champion ny Ford has had in college football. He is the only State, 1 7-1 5. The Gadsden, AL native was more Nebraska in the Orange Bowl. man to serve as a head coach, assistant coach than just the offensive coordinator in that game, That obviously is the highmark of Ford's brief, and a player in the history of that Florida-based however, as he had become the head coach of but eventful career at Clemson as he was nam- bowl game, and he is one of the few head the Tigers on December 10 after Charley Pell ed national Coach-of-the-Year by UPl, the Col- coaches to win there twice. had already left to go to Florida. The 30-year- lege Football Writers of America, the Walter Overall he has had 19 winning regular old Ford made quite a celebrated beginning to Camp Foundation, the Football Coaches of seasons in his 20-year affiliation with the game, his head coaching career with that victory over America, and WTBS Television. and his teams have won nearly 73 percent of the the Woody Hayes-coached Buckeyes. The na- Despite the loss of many excellent players off time. How has he done it? "When you go to a tionally televised Clemson victory helped put the the National Championship team. Ford led Clem-

Clemson practice you sense almost a buddy- Tigers on the national football map and it began son to the ACC title in 1982 and a 9-1-1 record. buddy relationship between the head coach and Clemson's climb to among the elite of college The 1983 team also followed with a 9-1-1 record, players," said CBS Commentator and former football. giving Clemson a 30-2-2 ledger between 1981

Notre Dame Head Coach Ara Parseghian dur- In 1979, Ford's first full season as a head and 1983, the best record in college football. ing a recent broadcast. "He has the respect of coach, he proved the victory in the Gator Bowl In 1984 Clemson continued many successful his players and his players enjoy playing for him. was no fluke as he took a team that had lost six streaks, as Ford ran a record home unbeaten

He is a disciple of Bear Bryant." players to the pros to an 8-4 record and another stretch to 25 games, and an ACC winning streak

Communication with his players past and pre- bowl game. Included in the eight triumphs in to 20 games. Ford gained his 50th win at Clem- sent has always been a strength for Danny Ford. 1979 were a win at Notre Dame and a triumph son with a victory over N.C. State in Raleigh. It This past spring when the 1981 National Cham- over Georgia on the way to a Peach Bowl con- was just Ford's 65th game in Tigertown, a record pionship team was honored at Clemson over 50 frontation with Baylor. for an ACC coach for swiftness in reaching that of his former players from that team came back Two years later Ford became the youngest victory plateau. to campus. Certainly testimony to the com- coach in the history of the game to win the Na- Over the last two years he has taken Clem- raderie of that team, but also a testimony to Ford, tional Championship. Ford surprised the college son to two bowls and has been the head coach who has built Clemson into one of the top pro- football world by taking the unranked Tigers to in a bowl five times overall. Clemson has con- grams in America over the last 10 seasons. three wins over top 10 teams and a perfect 12-0 tinued its streak of consecutive winning regular

Probably the most significant accomplishment record. Clemson handed Herschel Walker the seasons to 10, an all-time ACC record. It is no on Ford's resume is the 1981 National Cham- only regular-season loss of his Georgia career, coincidence that the streak began when Ford pionship. His youthful accomplishments com- downed North Carolina in Chapel Hill in the first arrived, 1977. Last year Clemson finished pare favorably to Mozart in terms of reaching 1 7th in the final AP poll, won the ACC champion- goals at an early age. A look at past national ship and the Gator Bowl. champions indicates that the current Clemson A review of Ford's football past should help mentor is the youngest coach in the history of us understand why he has been so successful the college game to win the Associated Press as a head coach. Another in a long line of former National Championship. Bear Bryant players that has gone on to

Ford took Clemson to the national title in 1981 greatness in coaching. Ford played for the Bear at the age of 33 and now is the winningest coach between 1967 and 1969. He was Kenny in the history of the Atlantic Coast Conference Stabler's sophomore tight end as a starter in on a percentage basis. Additionally, Ford is 1967, played that position in 1968 and moved already seventh in total wins among ACC to offensive tackle in 1969. Ford started all three coaches. years, was all-conference in 1969 and played on And, the success has come against top com- three teams that went to bowl games. In 1969 petition. Ford has already gained more wins over he was also a member of the All-SEC academic AP top 20 teams and top 10 teams than any team, and served as the captain of the Alabama other Clemson coach in history and is the only team. coach in ACC history (eight years experience) After Pat Dye's coaxing. Ford remained at to have a winning record against top 20 teams Alabama as a graduate assistant for the 1970 (top 20 when playing against Clemson). and 1971 seasons. He had already earned his Clemson fans are certainly happy Ford B.S. degree in industrial arts and earned his entered the profession because he has brought master's degree in special education in 1971. a solid program to among the finest in the na- Ford became a full-time aide for Bryant in 1972 tion. Now in his ninth full season at Clemson, and 1973. The Tide went to four bowl games his record of 66-23-4 (.731) is the sixth best win- while Ford was an assistant coach. ning percentage in college football among ac- Clemson's current head man then accepted tive coaches. Additionally, Clemson has the 8th a position as an assistant coach under Jimmy best winning percentage in the nation over the Sharpe at Virginia Tech. He remained in last 10 years. Blacksburg for three seasons (1974-76) before Between 1981 and 1984 Clemson had a coming to Clemson as offensive line coach in 37-6-2 ledger, the fourth best winning percen- 1977. And, just 23 games later he was named tage in America. The class of '84 was the third head coach of the Tigers at the age of 30, the winningest in ACC history in terms of winning youngest active division I coach in the country. percentage, and no ACC class in the 34-year Nearly 40 years after hiring 31 -year-old Alabama Danny Ford is Ameri'^a's sixth winningest of in Frank history the league ever won more games active coach. graduate Howard, Clemson had hired a four-year period. 30-year-old Alabama graduate Danny Ford.

15 1 Football Staff

Miles Aldridge joined the Tiger coaching Bill D'Andrea is one of the newest addi- Woody McCorvey is in his fifth year of staff in June of 1985. A native of Kansas tions to the Clemson coaching staff, as he coaching Clemson receivers. For three City, MO, Aldridge coaches the inside returned to the staff in 1986 from Southern years he was the Tigers' tight end coach, linebackers. He is responsible for recruiting Mississippi. Prior to that he was a graduate and for two of those seasons he coached in South Carolina, Florida, southern New assistant coach at East Carolina, a full-time the AII-ACC tight end. He is in his second Jersey, and the Philadelphia area. A 1971 assistant at the University of Virginia, season as a wide receiver coach. He graduate of Gardner-Webb College, he is Massanutten Military Academy, Catawba recruits in North Carolina and Florida. in his 17th year of coaching. Aldridge College, and was a graduate assistant McCorvey came to Clemson from Alabama began his collegiate coaching career at coach at Clemson. D'Andrea received his A&M where he was offensive coordinator East Tennessee State; after that, he mov- bachelor's degree from Indiana State in for four years. The 1972 Alabama State ed to Wichita State, Tulsa, and then 1973, and completed his master's degree graduate lettered four years in football at Mississippi. Before arriving at Clemson, he in 1975. He lacks only a few semester the school before earning his physical served as linebacker coach at Duke for two hours from receiving a second master's education degree. He then received a seasons. degree. He coaches the offensive tackles master's degree in health, leisure, and and recruits for the Tigers in North sports from the University of West Florida Wayne Bolt joined the Clemson staff on Carolina, Virginia Beach and northern New in 1977. March 10, 1986 from Auburn. His respon- Jersey. sibilities include coaching the tight ends Bill Oliver is in his second season at Clem- and the kickoff return teams. Bolt's first Tom Harper became Clemson's assistant son as the defensive secondary coach. He season as a Tiger coach was a successful head coach in February, 1981. Having also recruits for the Tigers in Florida, one as he coached an AII-ACC tight end served as defensive coordinator at North Alabama and Georgia. A native of Liv- (Jim Riggs), and his kickoff return team led Carolina and Iowa State, his most recent ingston, AL, he began his collegiate the nation in return yardage. Bolt has no stint in that same position was at Virginia coaching career as defensive secondary recruiting responsibilities but he is direc- Tech. He was also Wake Forest's head coach at Auburn, and five years later was tor of the football dorm. He earned his coach in 1972. Harper graduated from the hired by the late Paul "Bear" Bryant to fill bachelor's degree in Health and Physical University of Kentucky with his bachelor's the same position at Alabama. His most re- Education at East Carolina in 1979. After degree in 1955 and received his master's cent stint, however, was with the Memphis working as a graduate assistant coach at degree from there in 1958. He is responsi- Showboats of the United States Football East Carolina, he took the job as offensive ble for recruiting in South Carolina and League, where he served as senior defen- line coach at the University of Wyoming. New York. Six of the Clemson players he sive coordinator and secondary coach. has coached have played pro football, in- Oliver was a member of the 1961 Jack Crowe joined the Clemson staff on cluding two who were NFL starters last undefeated National Championship February 24, 1986, as the Tiger quarter- year (William Perry and Jeff Bryant). Alabama team, and he received his back coach. He came to Clemson from bachelor's degree in 1962. Auburn, where he served as offensive coor- Larry Van Der Heyden has coached Clem- dinator under Pat Dye and coached son's offensive line for the past eight years, Chuck Reedy has coached Clemson's run- Heisman Trophy winner Bo Jackson. He and he has coached an All-America guard ning backs for the last nine years. He also has also sea'ed in the offensive coordinator three of the last four years. He recruits in has a heavy recruiting schedule covering position at Wyoming and North Alabama South Carolina, North Carolina and South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, and the and was both an assistant and head coach western Pennsylvania. Van Der Heyden New York-Long Island areas. The St. at Livingston University. Crowe received joined the Tiger coaching staff in January Augustine, FL, native earned two letters in his undergraduate degree in chemistry 1979, as he came from Memphis State football from Appalachian State, where he from Alabama-Birmingham in 1970, and where he was offensive coordinator for was a 1971 graduate in health and physical completed his master's degree in educa- three years. He also served stints at Iowa education. He came to Clemson from Ken- tion from Livingston in 1973. The Fairfield, State, Drake, Indiana State, East Carolina, tucky on July 5, 1978. Reedy is the main AL, native is responsible for recruiting in and Virginia. He earned his B.A. and reason Clemson has signed the top player the Georgia, Virginia and Alabama areas master's degree at Iowa State and lettered in Jacksonville five of the past six years. this year. three years in football and baseball. Every running back with the exception of one who has started under Reedy at Clem- son has been drafted by the Pros or has signed a free agent contract. This list includes Kevin Mack, 1985's AFC offensive rookie-of-the-year.

Tommy West is in his sixth season coaching the Clemson defensive and ban- dit ends. He is also in charge of recruiting for the Tigers in Florida and Georgia. Prior to coming to Clemson, West coached at Appalachian State until July of 1982. The Gainesville, GA, native earned his B.S. degree in health education from the Univer- sity of Tennessee in 1975 after lettering Front Row (L-R) Jack Crowe, Bill Oliver, Larry Van Der Heyden, Head Coach Danny Ford, years in football baseball. A fine Chuck Reedy, Woody McCorvey, Head Trainer Fred Hoover. Back Row: Assistant Athletic three and athlete. of Director tor Football Operations Clyde Wrenn, Bill D'Andrea, Miles Aldridge, Wayne Bolt, all-around West was drafted out Tommy West, Tom Harper, Administrative Assistant Don Wade. high school by baseball's Chicago Cubs.

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the town of Clemson, Dr. Rupert H. Fike citing feature of the fund is its potential. As IPTAY sponsors one of the most pro- wrote a letter to Clemson football coach the years go on, the growth of the program gressive tutorial programs in the country, Jess Neely which began, "Coach last night will only be equalled by IPTAY's desire to and at any time, any athlete is able to sup- we had a little meeting at our house and work for Clemson. plement his education through the use of organized the IPTAY Club (I Pay Ten a Other contributions made possible to tutors, or the impressive study hall pro- Year)." Clemson University through IPTAY include gram. A highly-trained academic advising Since that day in 1934, IPTAY has several capital improvement projects which staff helps the student-athletes prepare for

revamped its name to I Pay Thirty a Year. have helped to give the university the best a future, and to shape their tomorrow by From the early days when memberships facilities in the nation. studying today. Through these efforts, were often paid in eggs and fresh Some of the current projects that are nearly a fourth of Clemson's student- vegetables, IPTAY has annually been one sponsored by IPTAY include an indoor ten- athletes were on the honor roll in the spring of the top organizations of its kind in nis facility, as well as permanent soccer semester of 1987. America. Today, over 20,000 active stadium. The indoor facility features four Working for IPTAY members is one of members support IPTAY annually, and it indoor courts, as well as permanent the major goals of the IPTAY Board and the is this scholarship fund-raising organization seating, and will be available for faculty, internal staff. Each IPTAY member that is a prime reason for Clemson's rank- students, and staff when not in use by the receives personal service ing among the nation's elite in football and varsity tennis teams. The soccer stadium to their account, and is constantly kept abreast of the pro- all sports. Clemson recently completed its will provide a home for the 1984 National most successful year ever athletically as 10 Champions. grams of Clemson through the IPTAY office. teams finished in of their Every member receives thirty-five the Top 20 The Tiger Band sported new uniforms respective final polls, and seven teams won issues of the Orange and White each year. last fall. The uniforms, as well as all ex- conference championships. As the official publication of IPTAY, the penses for band travel, are sponsored by IPTAY's first and foremost goal is to an- Orange and White is exclusively IPTAY. This commitment, of well over nually insure the financing of a quality distributed to IPTAY members, and $200,000, allows the Tiger Band to strut its education for nearly 400 student-athletes, features indepth coverage of Clemson stuff in style, both home and away. trainers, and managers. Countless athletics. Although the success of IPTAY's pro- numbers of success stories begin with the grams and the financial management of its IPTAY is a part of Clemson in many receipt of an IPTAY scholarship, and Board of Directors have enabled IPTAY to ways. Through its various programs and through the generous support of IPTAY assist in other concerns of the university, contributions, the 20,000 members of IP- members, Clemson University has been the primary concern of IPTAY is in TAY spread their support of Clemson able to award the maximum number of educating young people and in servicing throughout the entire university family. scholarships allowed by the NCAA in Clem- son's 18 men's and women's varsity sports. For the over 3,000 students who have been awarded IPTAY scholarships, and for those who are still to come, without a doubt IPTAY works for them.

Because of IPTAY's commitment to excellence both in the classroom and on the playing field, the ability to expand programs has enabled IPTAY to directly benefit the entire university family. In the fall of 1984, the IPTAY Athletic Academic Endowment Scholarship Fund was created to award financial support to students whose performance in the classroom warranted distinction.

The concept that supports the endowment is based on money donated by matching gift companies, as well as monies generated by television appearances and scholarship awards in such contests. What results from this endowment is one of the largest in the unrestricted scholarships Danny Ford is a frequent speaker at IPTAY meeting.

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In many ways 1986-87 was Clemson's most successful athletic year ever. The Tigers tied the ACC record for league championships in an academic year with seven (football, women's cross country, women's tennis, men's tennis, men's indoor track, women's swimming and golf) and this tied the mark held by North Carolina in 1980-81 and Maryland, 1964-65. Clemson's previous school mark was six in 1981-82. Additionally, Clemson had 10 teams Bob Boettner Jim Davis finish in the top 20 in the various national polls and an 1 1th was in the top 20 at one time or another. The most top 20 teams

Clemson had previously in final polls over the course of an academic year was nine, established twice (1981-82 and 1982-83). Clemson was successful in the major sports of football, basketball, and baseball and was one of only two schools in the nation to rank in the top 20 in football, basketball, and baseball in the final polls. UCLA was the only other institution to achieve this level of excellence in the three major sports and it is the first time Clemson has done it.

Cliff Ellis Eddie Griffin Dr. I.IVI. Ibrahim FINAL CLEMSON RANKINGS Sport Final Women's Cross Country 5 Women's Swimming 5 Baseball 10 Golf 11 Men's Basketball 13 Men's Tennis 14 Football 17 Men's Soccer 18 Men's Indoor Track 18 Women's Tennis 20

1986-87 Records Penley Sport Record POT AGO Finish Andy Johnston Chuck Kriese Larry

Football 8-2-2 .818 First Men's Basketball 25-6 .806 Second Baseball 54-14-1 .790 Second W. Swimming 6-2 .750 First Soccer 12-6-2 .650 Third

Volleyball 21-13 .618 Fifth W. Tennis 18-13 .581 First M. Tennis 19-14 .576 First M. Swimming 5-4 .556 Second

Wrestling 8-7 .533 Fifth W. Basketball 7-21 .250 Seventh W. Cross Country NA First M. Cross Country NA Fourth W. Indoor Track NA Fifth M. Indoor Track NA First W. Outdoor Track NA Seventh M. Outdoor Track NA Second Golf NA First Linda White Bill Wilhelm Wade Williams

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the top decks. Any person leaving the SEASON TICKET HOLDERS/OTHER RESTROOMS: Ladies' and men's VISITORS: Season ticket holders and stadium other than with a team pass must restrooms are located between the stands other visitors to the stadium are requested have a pass out check, as well as admit- and can be reached by exit from any portal. to ente r Gates 1 1 , or 13. Persons tance stub to be readmitted to the stadium. , 5, 9, 1 If any article is lost or with top deck tickets must enter the LOST & FOUND: EMERGENCIES: First aid stations are found, please report same to Gate 1 or stadium via the ramps which are located located: South Side — Under Section J; Gate 10 information booth. behind the North and South stands. Ramp South Top Deck — Under Section E; North entran:es are adjacent to Gates 1 and 13 Side — Under Section T; North Top Deck CONCESSION STANDS: Concession on South side and Gates 5 and 9 on North stands are located beneath all stands and — Under Section K. Trained nurses are on side. hand during the game. Should a doctor be can be reached by exit from any portal. HANDICAPPED: Special entrances have needed, ask any usher, who knows the EMERGENCY CALLS: Emergency calls been provided at Gates 1 , 5 and 13 for the seat locations of doctors. Ambulances are are received in the Security Booth. The handicapped. located at Gates 1, 5, 8, and 13. emergency number is 656-2999.

WILL CALL: Should you have tickets at the TELEPHONE: Pay telephones are located NOTE: The following items are prohibited will call will find at stadium ticket offices at Gates 1 window, you them at Gate the , 5, in Memorial Stadium — umbrellas, folding 13. 9, 13, and top decks. chairs, chaise lounges,' food and beverage containers of any type, alcoholic Gates 4, 6, and 8 are closed prior to the PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM: The public beverages, thermos jugs, and ice chests. games and are opened for exit purposes address system is intended primarily for only. spectators' information concerning the NOTICE: Solicitation for any purpose is

game. Please do not request the use of the prohibited at an athletic contest in Clem- PASS OUT CHECKS: Pass out checks will public address system to make social son r\/lemorial Stadium and Littlejohn 1 , be avalable at Gates 1 , 5, 7, 9, 1 1 3, and contacts. Coliseum.

27 Watch each week for exciting features and facts about Clemson All the highlights of each week's Football — the players, the history, game can be seen on Clemson Foot- and the fans. Plus, a look ahead at ball '87. Don't miss any of the action next week's game. Stan Olenik hosts plus Danny Ford's insight and the this all new show. players' views of the game.

WSPA-TV 7 FRI 11:45 pm WSPA-TV 7 SUN 8:30 am i WOLO-TV 25 SAT 7:00 am WOLO-TV 25 SUN Noon

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The Clemson University Athletic Depart- WHAT TO DO IF Be aware of warning signs of heart at- ment provides the following for your safe- EMERGENCIES ARISE tacks: chest pain, chest tightness, short- ty and emergency medical needs: Please step back and give the organiz- ness of breath, sweating, palpitations, faint- ed stadium EMS personnel room to work. ing, nausea and vomiting. 1. Advanced cardiac life-support sta- Well-intentioned attempts to help by un- Recognize that our most common tions in four locations. (North stands, trained persons interfere with the efficien- serious medical problems at football games

Upper North deck, South stands, Up- cy of the EMS system. If you have basic are heart attacks and allergic reactions to per South deck). These units are or advanced training in specific life-support insect stings. Be aware that insect stings started with skill-care nurses, physi- methods, make your qualifications known will always be very frequent at outdoor cians, cardiologists, internists, and offer your help. Untrained personnel sporting events and should always be paramedics, and EMTs. can be frequently more harmful than treated with immediate ice until advice can

helpful. be obtained. If you have ever had a reaction to a bee or other insect sting, check 2. Mobile units of EMTs and paramedics MEDICAL ADVICE FOR FANS with your personal physician as to whether are strategically located throughout If you have a pre-existing medical or you should carry a kit. the entire stadium. health problem, please check with your personal physician and obtain his advice 3. Ambulances with life-support equip- before attending games. Many emergen- ment are available in North stand and cies occurring at the stadium do so South Stand areas and have prear- because of prior existing conditions. Use ranged routes for evacuation to local common sense in dressing, eating, drink- The stadium emergency phone number hospitals. ing and physical exertion. Be certain that is (803) 656-2999. you have identification on you as to the Learn to recognize these personnel and diagnosis and what medications you are facilities. currently taking.

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June 12-17. 1988 Junior Camp (Grades 3-9) June 19-22. 1988 Senior Camp (Grades 10-12)

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Oct. 1 OPEN DATE Sept. 30 at Duke Sept. 29 DUKE Oct. 8 at Virginia Oct. 7 VIRGINIA Oct. 6 GEORGIA Oct. 15 DUKE Oct. 14 GEORGIA TECH Oct. 13 at Georgia Tech Oct. 22 at N.C. State Oct. 21 N.C. STATE Oct. 20 at N.C. State Oct. 29 at Wake Forest Oct. 28 WAKE FOREST Oct. 27 at Wake Forest Nov. 5 NORTH CAROLINA Nov. 4 at North Carolina Nov. 3 NORTH CAROLINA Nov. 12 at Maryland Nov. 11 OPEN DATE Nov. 10 OPEN DATE Nov. 19 SOUTH CAROLINA Nov. 18 at South Carolina Nov. 17 SOUTH CAROLINA (6 home, 5 away) (6 home, 5 away) (6 home, 5 away) 1991 1992 1993 Sept. 7 APPALACHIAN STATE Sept. 5 BALL STATE Sept. 4 CITADEL Sept. 14 OPEN DATE Sept. 12 FLORIDA STATE Sept. 11 at Florida State Sept. 21 at Temple Sept. 19 VIRGINIA TECH Sept. 18 OPEN DATE Sept. 28 GEORGIA TECH Sept. 26 at Georgia Tech Sept. 25 GEORGIA TECH Oct. 5 at Georgia Oct. 3 OPEN DATE Oct. 2 TEMPLE Oct. 12 VIRGINIA Oct. 10 at Virginia Oct. 9 VIRGINIA Oct. 19 at Duke Oct. 17 DUKE Oct. 16 at Duke Oct. 26 N.C. STATE Oct. 24 at N.C. State Oct. 23 N.C. STATE Nov. 2 WAKE FOREST Oct. 31 at Wake Forest Oct. 30 WAKE FOREST Nov. 9 at North Carolina Nov. 7 NORTH CAROLINA Nov. 6 at North Carolina Nov. 16 MARYLAND Nov. 14 at Maryland Nov. 13 MARYLAND Nov. 23 at South Carolina Nov. 21 SOUTH CAROLINA Nov. 20 at South Carolina (6 home, 5 away) (6 home, 5 away) (7 home, 4 away) We've Got MRQUEST The Best Service Around These Parts

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J.C. Harper Wayne Harps I 1 DT • Jr. I/jD OLB • So.

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Keith Ingram Keith Jennings Keith Johnson Tracy Johnson Chris Lancaster OU OG • So. 48 FB • So. 87 WR • Jr. 94 BAN • So. 42 FB • Jr. 49 FB • Jr.

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Tracy Johnson. FB 383 11-3 20-4 1 "Denotes missed one game due to suspension or personal reason Mike Jollay, LB 12 4-0 15-0 Schonhar held in every game, but was in for a scrimmage play in just two Chris Lancaster, FB 526 12-7 20-12 games.

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1987 ACC FOOTBALL SCHEDULE (Starting Times Are Subject to Change) (All Times Are Eastern)

SEPT. 5 — Illinois at North Carolina (12:05—TV) Indiana State at Georgia Tech (1:00) Western Carolina at Clemson (1:00) Maryland at Miami, Fla. (7:30) Virginia at Georgia (1:00) Oct. 17 — NORTH CAROLINA at N.C. STATE (12:05—TV) Colgate at Duke (7:00) DUKE at CLEMSON (1:00) East Carolina at N.C. State (7:00) MARYLAND at WAKE FOREST (1:00) Maryland at Syracuse (7:30) Auburn at Georgia Tech (1:00) Sept. 12 — VIRGINIA at MARYLAND (12:05—TV) Virginia at South Carolina (1:30) The Citadel at Georgia Tech (1:00) Oct. 24 — DUKE at MARYLAND (12:05—TV) Clemson at Virginia Tech (1:00) N.C. STATE at CLEMSON (1:00) N.C. State at Pittsburgh (1:30) Georgia Tech at Tennessee (1:30) North Carolina at Oklahoma (2:30) WAKE FOREST at Virginia (7:00) Northwestern at Duke (7:00) Oct. 31 — NORTH CAROLINA at MARYLAND (12:05—TV) Richmond at Wake Forest (7:00) WAKE FOREST at CLEMSON (1:00) Sept. 19 — N.C. STATE at WAKE FOREST (12:05—TV) GEORGIA TECH at DUKE (1:30) NORTH CAROLINA at GEORGIA TECH (1:00) N.C. State at South Carolina (1:30) Virginia Tech at Virginia (1:00) Nov. 7 — East Tennessee State at N.C. State (12:00) Georgia at Clemson (2:30—TV) CLEMSON at NORTH CAROLINA (12:05—TV) Vanderbilt at Duke (7:00) VIRGINIA at GEORGIA TECH (12:05—TV) West Virginia at Maryland (7:00) DUKE at WAKE FOREST (1:00) Sept. 26 — GEORGIA TECH at CLEMSON (12:05—TV) Penn State at Maryland (Baltimore— 1:00) North Carolina at Navy (2:00) Nov. 14 — MARYLAND at CLEMSON (12:05—TV) MARYLAND at N.C. STATE (7:00) NORTH CAROLINA at VIRGINIA (1:00) DUKE at VIRGINIA (7:00) South Carolina at Wake Forest (1:00) Appalachian at Wake Forest (7:00) N.C. STATE at DUKE (1:30) Oct. 3 — GEORGIA TECH at N.C. STATE (12:05—TV) Nov. 21 — VIRGINIA at N.C. STATE (12:00) Wake Forest at Army (12:10) DUKE at NORTH CAROLINA (12:05—TV) Auburn at North Carolina (1:00) WAKE FOREST at GEORGIA TECH (1:00) V.M.I, at Virginia (7:00) Maryland at Vanderbilt (2:00) Duke — Rutgers at E. Rutherford, N.J. (8:00) Clemson at South Carolina (7:45—TV) Oct. 10 — VIRGINIA at CLEMSON (12:05—TV) Nov. 28 — Georgia at Georgia Tech (TBA) WAKE FOREST at NORTH CAROLINA (1:00) (Conference Games in CAPS)

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Saturday afternoons to cheer the Tigers to victory, and it remains strong whether or not the victory is won. Clemson alumni and friends may well hold a record for loyalty, a fierce and proud loyalty that is demonstrated not only on football Saturdays, but through solid support for academic excellence at Clemson University. This support furnishes scholarship funds for outstanding students, provides resources to attract and retain distinguished classroom teachers, helps develop state-of-the-art technology and train students in its use, allows library acquisitions and expands the scope of research. In short, private support makes the difference between an "adequate" education and the superior education for which Clemson graduates have become known. Pledge your loyalty to Clemson University's continuing academic excellence through a gift to the Clemson Loyalty Fund. CLEMSON enl£ LOYALTY FUND

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IPTAY Officers

Greenville County • Mr. Miles E. Bruce (cc) Chairman Bill Barbary Randall Bell Walter Glenn Brackin,

r. M Joseph Bailey Bright M Charles A. Bryan, Jr. •— Charles W. Bussey, Jr. M Donald Coggins • Larry B. Copeland M William R. "Bill" Alexander

M J. Bennette Cornwell. I ' Director, District III • M J. Mike Crawford • M Walter B. Crawford DISTRICT III • Gordon S. Davis M Mr. William R, "Bill" William Dillard M Lem Alexander. Director M I L. Donkle, Jr. 330 Fairway Rd. SW • Jim Douglas M Aiken. SC 29801 M Robert DuBose • M Charles Eldridge Aiken County 1/1 — M Henry EIrod Mr. John G. Molony (cc) • M Clark Gaston, Jr. Chairman Eddie N. Dalton Jim Patterson Edgar C. McGee — M Joe D. Gibson * Mr. William R. Alexander IPTAY Vice-President IPTAY President IPTAY Secretary-Treasurer M Joel W. Gray, III Mr. Richard L. Boyleston • M Richard H. Ivester Mr. Johnny L. Cagle Director, District VII Director, District I Director, District V • M Terry A. Kingsmore — Mr. Alan J. Coleman M Jim League Mr, M, G. Coleman • M Floyd S. Long Mr. Robert M. Cook • M Terry L. Long Mr. Thomas H. Coward IPTAY PAST PRESIDENTS- M W. M. Manning, Jr. Mr. Frank T. Gibbs M: Seabrook Marchant Mr. Elbert Hines Hamilton • M James T. McCarter Mr. Gerald W. Metts • T. C. Atkinson, Jr., Director Lewis F, Holmes. Director Bill Reaves. Director M Ronald J. McCoy Mr. Alan W. Tewkesbury, III Ml James D. Miller Mr. F. A. Townsend, Jr. Charlie Bussey, Director F. E. Hughes, Director Lawrence Starkey, Director Ml J G. Miller, Jr. — Mr. James L. Walpole W. G, DesChamps, Director Dr. G.J. Lawhon, Jr., Director W. H. Taylor, Director Ml William J. t^Jeely. Jr. Mr. Carrol H. Warner Dr. R. C. Edwards, Director Calhoun Lemon, Director Dr. J.H. Timmerman, Director Ml Thomas K. Norris Mr. H. O. Weeks. Sr. Ml William H. Orders Harper Gault, Director George G. Poole, Jr., Director Marshall Walker, Director Edgefield — Ml John F, Palmer County F Jr., Mr. Lewis F. Holmes. Ill (cc) Reeves Gressette, Director — Ml I. N. Patterson. Jr. Ml George Milton Plyler Chairman Mr. Greg W. Anderson • M C. Evans Putman • M Bobby Ramsey — Mr. E. O. Dukes. Jr. Mr. J. W. Gilliam. Jr. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR — BOBBY ROBINSON • M C. F. Rhem, Jr M James Rochester *— Mr. Lewis F. Holmes IPTAY EXECUTIVE SECRETARY — ALLISON DALTON Mr. Watson Rhodes M Earl E. Sammons. Jr. HONORARY DIRECTOR — FRANK HOWARD M Robert G. Sharpe Mr. Thomas H. Ryan M John G. Slattery Lexington County M Joe D. Swann Mr. Robert — denotes Representative Emeritus M. Taylor (cc) M E. Richard Taylor, Jr. Chairman Stanley T. Thornton + denotes County Chairman Emeritus M — Mr. Billy Amick M James E. Vissage. Jr. * IPTAY '87 Award Winner Mr. Alvin N. Berry — M S. Gray Walsh Mr. Jerry Brannon • Kermit +M Watson * Mr. R. Hugh Caldwell • Robert B. Whorton Representatives: M * Mr. Fred H. Carter. Jr. Ml H. Wilkins — David + Mr. D H. Caughman • M Charles P. Willimon Mr. James Tracy Childers Mr. C. Harper W. Mr. Ernest J. Corley. Jr. Greenwood County Mr. Frank Laurc IS County — J Howard Mr H, Ralph Corley. Sr. • William • Mr E. Burnett (cc) Mr. Floyd M. Hunt M Thomas E. Davenport Mr. Gault. Ill Chairman cc) Chairman John Melton Mr. Edwin L Kilby. Jr. • Mr. B. R. Grandy Dr F. E Abell. Jr. -i-M . J. R. Adair Mr. Tom C Lynch. Jr. Mr. Brett Harris Mr. Nick P. Anagnost Di W. Fred Chaprman Mr. Ben Massingill — Mr. T. A. Henry Mr. . Joe M. Anderson Mr. M James A. Coleman Max Monroe Mr. Henry M. Herlong, Jr. Mr, Lewis Bagwell — . Henry M. Paris. Sr. Mr. James V. Patterson M • Mr. Warren Craig Jumper Mr. Bell . Wayne — Mr. R. R. Ritchie — M W. B Owens • Mr. John W. McLure Mr. John L. Bracknell . Carl R. Rogers Mr. Gil Rushton M Mr. J. W Riser Mr. William D. Coleman M . Michael E. Simmons Mr. William Singleton * C. Mr. J. Tom Shell Mr. W. Klugh Fooshe • M . James C. Welborn, Jr. Jim Patterson Mr. G. Neil Smith * Mr, Charles M. Stuck Mr. James S. Hull Di N. C. Wessinger • * Director. District I Mr. Erston G. Sparks — Mr. Woodrow H. Taylor Mr. Nevit Y. Johnson ' Mr. John E. Sparks Spart:anburg County Mr. C. Paul Wessinger • Mr. Robert L. McCord DISTRICT I Mr. J. Turner. Jr. Joseph • Ml Wesley A. Stoddard Mr. Lee H. Witt, Jr. Jim Patterson. Director Mr. Melvin Pace — Mr. K N. Vickery Mr. B. cc) Chairman P.O. Box 589 Wayne Richey * Mr. Joseph A. West Newberry County . Beiers Mr. W. M. Self M Andy N. Clemson. SC 29633 Mr. David Whittemore Mr. Terry C. Shaver (cc) Mr, Richard M John L. Brady, Sr. Suggs Mr. Eugene P. Willimon Chairman M . William M. Cooper Abbeville County Mr. Thomas M. Abrams . Cornwell, Jr. Mr. M, Earle Williamson (cc) McCormick County M John B. Mr. Earle J. Bedenbaugh Mr T. C. Faulkner. Jr. (cc) M . Jack Cribb Chairman Mr. Walter B. Cousins Chairman M: . John Easterling, Jr. Dr. William H Baxley, III Ml Gerald Mr. Louie C. Derrick • Mr. V Wendel Boggs W. Emory Oconee County Mr. L. Glenn Fellers — Mr. Philip H. Rosenberg Judge Bruce Foster Mr. Melvin L. Longshore Mr Sammy Dickson (cc) Ml Harry H. * Mr. Don Southard, Jr Gibson Mr. C. H. Ragsdale, III Chairman Ml Wilbur K. Hammett — Mr. J. H. Abrams Mr. Joe H. Simpson, Jr. Anderson County M E. Guy Hendrix Mr. Alexander — Mr. Clifford T. Smith Dr. P S. Mowlajko (cc) Thomas Ml Grover C. Henry P, Barnetle Mr. C. Gurnie Stuck Chairman Mr. Ronald Ml W. A. Hudson P. Mr. David Waldrop, Jr. Mr. Melvin E Barnelte Mr. James Burns Ml A. P. Kerchmar Mr. Joel Harris Mr. Victor G. Chapman Ml Ralph F. King, Jr. Richland County Mr. B. K. Mr. John Landreth Ml Chreltzberg Henry M. Lee * Mr. Don Golightly (cc) Mr. William E. Mays " Mr. R. Carol Cook C. Evans "Buddy Putnam M Arthur W. O'Shields Chairman • Mr. Frank J. McGee Mr. Joe B. Davenport Director, District II M Raymond Powell — Mr. George I. Alley Mr. Horace McGee Mr. George H. Ducworth M Doug Pridgeon Mr. William Blackston * Mr. J. H. McJunkin Mr. J. Tom Forrester. Jr. DISTRICT II M Marvin C. Robinson Mr. Jack W. Brunson Dr. P Mr. Sam Thrift Putnam. James Hentz C. Evans "Buddy" M Lee Smith •—Mr. Phihp C Chappell, Jr. Mr. W. Harold Wood Mr. Robert Lee Hill Director M R. L. Stoddard Mr. Henry Chastain * Dr. William P. Kay. Jr. Pickens County 15 Quail Hill Drive M Harold Vigodsky Mr. Albert G. Courie Dr. C. Patrick Killen Greenville. 29607 M Ted Wilson Mr. Charles E. Dalton (cc) SC Judge Michael R. Davis + Mr. S. T. King Chairman Mr. James W. Engram Mr. Cherokee County Unioi County James F. Little Mr. Frank Anderson Mr. Lawrence M. Gressette, Jr. Mr. Harry Ma|or John M. Hamrick. Jr. (cc) M Russ Caston (cc) Mr. William J. Barnett Mr. William E Hair • Mr. Randall Chairman Chairman W. McClain * Mr. Harry J. Johnson Mr. Jerry R. Byrd Dr. Ronald Barrett John P. Brown Mr. P. C. Osteen. Jr. W. M Mr. E. Mr. Terryl Klosterman Robert Dye — Mr. R. S. Campbell. Jr. M Cecil Wayne Comer Mr. Rich Sellers * Mr. Benjamin C. Dysart Mr. William T. McDaniel, III Mr. Mr. Gary E, Clary Ml H. S. Harris, Jr. Robert G. Sharpe Mr. James P. McKeown — Dr. R. C. Edwards — Mr. Wylie Hamrick Ml Thomas E. IVIack Mr. Tony Smith * Mr. Jr. Mr. S. C. McMeekin. Jr. Gaston Gage. — Mr. E. Raymond Parker Ml Edward Osborne * Mr. Jeffrey O'Cain Mr. Roddey E. Gettys. Ill Mr. Jim Sanders Mr. Robert M. Guerreri Mr. Crawford E. Sanders. Ill * Mr. Bob Harmon

46 Col- A. Lee Shelder, Jr. Mr. F. Buist Eaves. Jr. Mr. Stephen Hutchinson • Mr. R. L. Wilder, Jr. Mr. Edwin S. Presnell • Mr. B Marion Smith Mr. Fred W. Faircloth. Ill — Mr. E. T. Salisbury Mr. R. S. Winfield Mr. Mickey E. Reeves — Mrs. Davis O. Smith •—Mr. Harper S. Gaull Mr. John L. Scoggins • Hampton County Marion County Dr. John H. Timmerman Mr. E. fvl. George Mr. W. B. Shedd Dr. Jerry Jr. Mr. T. C. Atkinson. Ill Mr. E Ralph Wessinger, Sr. • Mr. Jeffery T. Haire Crews. (cc) (cc) Mr. Lawrence V. Starkey. Jr. Chairman Chairman Mr. James W. Hancock. Jr. Mr. John Tice • SALUDA COUNTY Mr. Afford Haselden Mr. Henry Foy — Mr. T. C. Atkinson. Jr. Mr. Ronald W. Young Mr James R Herlong. Jr. (cc) Mr. Lewis W. Hicks Mr. David B. Gohagan Mr. John H. Holt Chairman Mr. Gary Hood — Mr. Winston A. Lawton — Mr. Robert G. Mace Mr. Bernard L. Black Mr. — Mr. W. T. Jenkins Mr Winston A. Lawton, Jr. Duncan C. Mclntyre Mr. Alfred B. Coleman •—Mr. G. Poole. Jr. Mr. James H. Owens. Jr. George • Mr. A. Derrick Jasper County James Mr. J. C. Rhea, Jr. Mr. Benjamin H. Herlong Mr. Frederick A. Nimmer (cc) Sumter County • Mr. R. Jr. Ben Smith, Dr. Mr. Mark S. Patterson Chairman Wyman L. Morris (cc) Mr. G. G. Thomas, Sr. Mr. H. Mr. Dale Ferguson. Ill Chairman John Wheeler Dr. Roger Troutman Mr. T. C. Wright Dr. John J. Britton. Jr. •—Mr. Marshall E. Walker Orangeburg County Mr. Heyward L. Fort • Mr. William Bookhart. Jr. B Mr. W. T. Fort. Jr. (cc) Chairman Mr. Robert Galiano. Jr. Dr. Julius C. Babb Mr James F. Kinney Mr. Larry Dyar Thurmon W. McLamb Mr. F. Gressetle. Jr. Reeves Williamsburg County Director, District IX Mr. W. C. Higginbotham. Jr. • Dr. W. C. Cottingham (cc) Mr. Edgar Chairman C. McGee DISTRICT IX Mr. Fletcher M. Riley. Jr. Mr. W. H. Cox Thurmon W. McLamb. Director Mr. J. M. Russell. Jr. Mr. Fred P. Guerry. Jr. PO Box 67 Mr. Jack G. Valentine. Ill Mr. James M. Kennedy Little River. SC 29566 Mr. James C. Williams. Jr. Mr. Thomas O. Morris. Jr.

— Mr. Russell S. Wolfe, II — Mr. John J. Snow Other states besides Georgia, S. Lynn Campbell Edgar C. McGee North and South Carolina Director, District IV Director, District V Mr Emerson E. Andrishok Mr. Carl F. Bessent DISTRICT IV DISTRICT V Mr. Daniel R. Clemson Lynn Campbell, S. Director Edgar C. McGee, Director Mr. David Copeland Box 11326 P.O. Box 383 Mr. Robert P. Corker Rock Hill. SC 29730 Orangeburg, SC 291 15 LTC Frank J. Cox I Mr. Tom Davidson Chester County Allendale County Mr. John Duncan Mr Steven Epps (cc) Mr Frank M Young (cc) Mr. Fred Faircloth Chairman Chairman Mr. Mark G. Fellers Mr. Edward Abell C. Mr James C. Furman Mr. Richard A. Coleman Bamberg County Mr. Walter L. Garvin T. Billy" Fort, Jr. N. Mr. Robert A. Darby Mr. Fred Schrimpf (cc) W. Eddie Dalton Mr. Thomas E. Grimes, III • Mr. George R. Fleming Chairman Director. District VI Director. District Vlt Dr. Jud Hair Dr. Carl H. Jones. Ill Mr. Rhett Davis, Jr. ' Mr. Hendrix, Jr. VI VII L. J. Mr. W. E. Lindsay + Mr. R. Herman Rice DISTRICT DISTRICT Mr. Gray Hipp. Jr. • W. T. "Billy" Fort, Jr., Director Eddie N. Dalton. Director Mr John M Little, III Mr. Ben Hornsby Mr Donald B Murray Barnwell County 2730 Mohican Drive 103 Wembley Road Mr. Alvin Hurt. Jr. Mr Howard G. Dickinson (cc) Sumter, SC 29150 Asheville. NC 28804 • Chesterfield County Chairman Mr. F. H. Inabnit. Jr. Clarendon County North Carolina Jackson • Mr. Patrick K. White (cc) Mr. H. M. Anderson CPT Ed Mr. Theodore B. Gardner (cc) Mr. W. W. Allen Mr. Dave Moorhead Chairman Mr. Grover C. Kennedy. Jr. • Miss Edith Batson Mr. Osteon + Mr. James C. Stone Mr. Calhoun Lemon Chairman John • III Mr. Eddie Dalton Mr. J. V. Roberts — Mr. John R. Thomas Mr. Clinton Lemon Mr. Julius R. Eadon, N. Mr. G. H. Furse. Jr. Mr. Robert L. Dunnigan Mr. Ben K. Sharp Mr. Dan L. Tillman. Jr. Mr. Jimmy L. Tarrance Mr. Steve Col. J. L • Mr. Harry Smith Mr. W R. Tillman Gamble Edmonds W. Beaufort County Mr. H. B. Rickenbaker Mr. Gregory S. Parish Mr. Joseph W. Turner. Jr. Mr Ray L. Wilson. Jr. Mr James S. Gibson. Jr. (cc) Mr. Horace F. Swilley Mr. Richard J. Fisher Ms. Millie D. Williams Darlington County Chairman Mr. Danny Floyd Dillon County Dr. William P Kennedy (cc) Mr. Henry C. Chambers Mr. James B. Foster Mr. Billy Daniel (cc) • Chairman Mr. Doug Corkern Mr. John L. Garavaglia. Ill Chairman Dr. Hubert C. Baker Mr. Bryan Loadholt Mr. Thomas W. Glenn. Ill Mr. John Alford — Dr. T James Bell — Mr. B. George Price, ill Dr. Joe B. Godfrey Mr. Charles F. Carmichael • Mr. J. W. Carter Mr. J. Harry Tarrance Dr. Jay D. Hair Mr. L. B. Hardaway. Jr. Mr. Marion D Hawkins Mr. H. L. Hoover Berkeley — Mr. G. Lynn Mr. George A. Hutto. Jr. County W Mr. Dave Jenkm Mr. Warren Jeffords Mr. Thomas P. Ryan (cc) Mr. Joseph L. Powell Mr. W. D. Kirkpatrick Chairman Mr. Billy G. Rogers — Dr. G. J. Lawhon, Jr. Mr. Robert E. McClure Mr. Bill Blanton Mr. Gordon Rogers Mr. William B. McCown. Ill Mr. John Mclnnis. Ill Dr. Thomas Dantzler Mr. John C. Rogers Mr. Harry M. McDonald Mr Edgar L. Miller. Jr. Mr. David Jeffcoat Mr. Neal Rogers — Dr. M. B Nickles. Jr. Mr. Tom R Morris, Jr. • ' Mr Nolan L. Pontiff, Jr. — Mr Bill Reaves Mr. W. D. Moss. Jr. Henry Thornley Florence County Mr John +Mr W- Mr. Thomas G. Roche. Jr. Walker Mr. Clyde S. Bryce (cc) Calhoun County Chairman Dr C. R. Swearingen Fairfield County Mr. Don Tomberim • Mr. William H. Bull (cc) Mr Thomas D. Birchmore Mr Harold R. Jones (cc) Chairman Mr Rufus M. Brown Dr. T. G. Westmoreland Chairman Mr. Whelchel Mr Gerald Bozard Mr. Marvin Cockfield D. V. Mr. Louis M Boulware Mr. William T. Worth Mr. Talum Gresselte, Jr. • Dr. William L. Coleman Mr. J. K. Coleman Mr Bobby J. Yarborough — Mr. Frank A. Douglass. Jr. Mr. Earnest C Hughes Charleston County — Mr. L. B. Finklea. Jr. •—Mr. Forest E. Hughes. Jr. • Mr. Van Noy Thornhill (cc) Mr. Harold B. Haynes Mr William L. Wylie Chairman • Mr. Ernest L. Jones • Mr. John W. Adams. Ill • Kershaw County Mr. L. Chappell Jones • Mr. Donald Austell Mr. Tommie W. James. Jr. (cc) J. Mr. James W. King Archie Chairman — Mr E Baker Mr. John F. Poole Bullwinkel, Jr Dr. Kenneth W. Carson Mr. George Mr. Wilbur O. Powers Mr. H. L. Dukes. Jr. — Mr. T. F. McNamara. Jr. Mr. Julian Price Mr. M. Dreher Gaskin + Mr. J. F. Watson Mr. Tom Robertson Ms. Beverly Haters — Mr. John G. Rose Lancaster County Mr. Al Hitchcock Mr. Pat Wiggins Mr Joe H. Lynn (cc) • Dr. John P. Howard Mr Alien P. Wood • Chairman > Mr. William C Kennerty — Mr. Edward L. Young John Tice Mr. James A Adams Mr. Robert C, Lenhardt Director. District VIII — Mr. W. P. Clyburn Mr. Thomas E. Lynn Georgetown County A. Mr. Marion D. Lever, Jr. Mr. David M Murray. Jr. Mr Glenn Cox (cc) DISTRICT VIII Mr. Garrett J Mobley Mr. Carl S Pulkinen Chairman John Tice. Director Mr. James A. Mobley. Jr Mr. Paul Quatllebaum. Jr. Mr. Joe T. Branyon, Jr. PO Box 3577 Mr. Henry G. Simpson — Mr. A. B. Schirmer. Jr. — Mr. Samuel M. Harper Dalton. GA 30721 Mr. Ronald Small Dr J R. Stout •—Mr. H. E. Hemingway. Jr. Mr Larry Wolfe — Mr. A. H. Lachicotte, Jr. Georgi a Colleton County Mr. Robert T. Mayer, Jr. Mr Barnett A. Allgood. Ill • Lee County Mr J. Ryan White. Ill (cc) Mr. Philip H. Prince Mr Rudy Bell Mr. C- Green DesChamps, II Chairman Mr. Willie C. Shelley Mr Robert S. Bonds • (cc) Chairman Mr. Jack W. Carter. Sr. • Mr. Jesse Wright, III Mr Robert H. Brooks • Mr W. G. DesChamps — Mr. W. R. Carter Mr Andrew P. Calhoun •—Mr J. Ryan White. Jr. Horry County Marlboro County Mr David T. Cline Mr. John H. Holcombe, Jr. (cc) Mr John A. Dickerson Mr Mark S. Avent (cc) Dorchester County Chairman Mr Douglas C. Edwards Chairman Mr. Dexter Rickenbaker (cc) Mr. Barnette. Jr. James W. Mr William C. Efird. Jr. + Mr. C E. Calhoun Chairman • Mr. F. L. Bradham Mr Landrum Henderson Mr Ray C. Smith Mr. James H. Abrams • Mr. J. Q. Gerrald Mr Howard E. Hord Mr. Thomas W Bailey Mr. Pat Gore Yorl< County Mr Carroll F. Hutto Mr. Bo Blanton Mr. Harvey Graham. Jr. • Mr. William Mr Robert A. King R Adkins (cc) Mr. H. D. Byrd Chairman Mr. S. F. Horton Mr William C. Lawson Mr. Gene W. Dukes Mr. Thurmon W. McLamb Mr. David E. Angel Mr John L. Murray. Jr. Mr. Will Grant Richard Sarvis Mr. Mr. W. Mr Thomas E. Peterson S. Lynn Campbell Mr. Clifford M. Henley

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Where the Tigers play

Here the sons of dear old Clemson,

Reign Supreme alway.

Chorus

Dear old Clemson, we will triumph

And with all our might

That the Tigers' roar may echo

O'er the mountain height.

1987 CLEMSON UNIVERSITY VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to Right: Row 1 — Trisha Redding, Mary Beth Poole, Janine Johnson, Susan Nanney, Amy Pitts, Sheri Parsons, Beth Childress. Row 2 — John Schelble, Brad McFall, Jay Han- nah, Tripp Ballard, Todd Ritchie, Mac Carr, Jef Schwartz. Row 3 — Gordy Farr (Head Cheerleader), Martin Lowry (The Tiger)

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~~Perry Tuttlel~~

~~By Tim Bourret~~

South Carolina Network Sports Reporter on a pass reception from Homer Jordan. lost all hope of getting back into football. Phil Kornbiut has just learned that the Win- And, he also scored a six-pointer in the My former teammates, like Jeff Davis and nepeg Blue Bombers of the Canadian Foot- Orange Bowl triumph of Nebraska, a recep- Jerry Butler helped me sort out my life. ball League have been gaining yardage tion that was well documented on the cover They came to Atlanta a couple of times.

through the air in bunches thanks to the ef- of Sports Illustrated. He is the only Clem- They got me through the year and I would forts of former Clemson Ail-American Perry son athlete who has been on the cover of break my neck for Clemson today because

Tuttle. This sounds like a good story for his SI while he was still a student at Clemson. of it. They stood behind me and got me state-wide radio show. How does a local His 1 50 career receptions for 2,554 yards through some rough times." hero adjust to life north of the boarder? and All-America honors of 1981 led to a The difficult times told Tuttle about

One phone call to directory assistance first-round draft selection by the Buffalo himself ... he missed football, something in Winnipeg gave him his answer. "What Bills of the NFL in 1982. After signing a he did not realize until he was out of it. city please," said the operator. "Winnipeg healthy contract he moved to Buffalo for "Everything had always been so easy for

~~for a Mr. Perry Tuttle," said Kornbiut. the cold season ahead. For one reason or me," reflected Tuttle. "When I was in the~~

~~"Do you mean the football player for the another, his career turned as frigid as the fourth grade people were telling me I would~~

Winnipeg Blue Bombers," replied the weather, and he caught only seven passes make it in the NFL. I just always followed operator. "He is one of my favorite players, his rookie season. that pattern and when I was at Clemson you should have seen the catch he made Soon, he was traded to Tampa Bay, and and things went well, it continued. I never yesterday." then shipped to Atlanta. After stints with liked to practice and took the game for

It took only one season for popular Perry three NFL teams in the 1984 season Tut- granted until I sat out the 1985 season." Tuttle to become one of the top three tle was out of football. With the help of his close friends and receivers in the CFL and to take the entire "I have never been so depressed, or teammates at Clemson, Tuttle picked city of Winnipeg by storm. Even the nor- upset with my life," said Tuttle, a native of himself back up and decided he still mally computer-programmed directory Winston-Salem, NC. "Here were all my wanted to play the game. He became in- assistance operators could recite his data. friends who were drafted in later rounds volved with the Bears and 49ers, but their

Perry Tuttle is the all-time leading than me playing in the NFL. I certainly offers were vague. Then one day a team receiver in Clemson history on a total learned a lot about myself and matured a from Canada called. reception and yardage basis and is one of great deal. "I had always considered the CFL to be

~~the top pass catchers in the history of the "That year I worked in a lawyer's office a minor league, but they were willing to~~

~~Atlantic Coast Conference. In 1981 he was in Atlanta, but I also gave a lot of speeches send someone to Atlanta to give me a~~

~~one of the captains of Clemson's National for FCA, etc. It was a trying time, but my tryout. I decided to take a look at it, but I~~

Championship team and will always be Clemson teammates and people with the never thought I would go because it just remembered for two of his eight TD cat- University helped me a lot. reminded me of Buffalo ... all that snow. ches that season. "If it was not for Coach (Danny) Ford, "But, the people who came down to work Against Georgia, in a 13-3 Tiger victory, and Allison Dalton and some of the other me out were sincere and made no pro-

~~he scored the only touchdown of the game people at Clemson I probably would have mises. They seemed like good people so~~

I reported to camp with 17 other wideouts looking for a starting position." Tuttle got off to a slow start because of a pulled hamstring. About a week before the first game he received the motivation he had been looking for from his coach, Cal Murphy, the 10th winningest coach in CFL history.

~~"He told me I had better start playing or~~

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~~Tuttle. "I realized then it was time to get~~

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~~that afternoon and told them I was the man~~

~~they needed. All I wanted was a chance.~~

~~"The next day I had a good practice,~~

~~then a good first game, and I have been~~

~~starting ever since. I am as happy now as~~

~~I have been since I left Clemson."~~

~~And, he means in all phases of his life. He has recently become engaged to be married to a young lady from Columbia, SC~~

~~and in general has all of his life back on Tuttle has been one of the top receivers in the CFL each of the last two years. track.~~

~~52 But, there were transitional moments for Tuttle when this southerner made his move north of North Dakota. "My first indication~~

~~that it would be a different lifestyle concern-~~

~~ed money. The first day I was in Canada~~

~~someone gave me a five-dollar bill. It was~~

~~colored and I thought it was play money. In Canada the red bills are $50, the blue~~

~~bills are $10. I thought someone was giving me monopoly money."~~

~~The snow is also something of a hard-~~

~~ship and it can affect your life dramatical-~~

~~ly, as Tuttle found out on a road trip last~~

~~year. "During the playoffs it started to snow~~

~~after a game in British Columbia. It snow- ed so hard we had to stay there for a week.~~

~~We bought supplies and had a little mini- camp. We even had to share the same~~

~~practice facility with the BC Lions. I had~~

~~never seen so much snow. I went out with~~

~~my camera and took a lot of pictures. I had~~

~~not seen that much snow in my whole life put together."~~

~~But overall, life on and off the field in Canada has suited Tuttle just fine. "The Tuttle had many big TD catches, including the only score in Clemson's 13-3 win over Georgia~~

people here accept you immediately. I in 1981. thought Atlanta was a place where everyone was warm and friendly, but picked up the lingo. Still, they call me a "I will always be a Clemson fan and Canada surpasses that. It is a color blind Yankee. Anyone from the United States is follow the team. Coach Ford and the staff society also, you are accepted for what you a Yankee, even if you were born in North have always kept in touch and I will always are. Carolina. It is the first time someone from get back to Clemson whenever I can. The

~~"They have different sayings and I find Winston-Salem and the ACC has been call- reunion we had for the National Champion-~~

I have picked some of them up. In Canada ed a Yankee. ship team was great. Jeff Davis and I instead of saying, "huh," when you didn't "The language barrier was a little bit of stayed about a week." quite here someone, you say, "A,". I've a problem at first and I will never speak During Tuttle's Clemson days he had a CAREER RECEPTION LEADERS French fluently, but you learn enough as nack for cutting across the grain with some

Rk Name, Pes Years Rec you go along. I can read some french now, shifty moves after making a dramatic 1. Perry Tuttle, WR 1978-81 150 just from picking up phrases on items in the reception. That ability has been tapped to 2. Jerry Butler, 1975-78 139 WR department and food stores." the fullest in Canada, where the field is 1 1 .5 3. Phil Rogers, WR 1965-67 106 Tuttle's spare time is lengthy compared yards wider. This is one of the reasons Tut- 4. John McMakin, TE 1969-71 93 to his NFL days. "In the NFL you have tle had 83 pass receptions in 1986, third 5. Terrance Roulhac, WR 1983-86 92 6. Glenn Smith, TE 1949-51 88 meetings all morning, then look at film, best in the league. 7. Ray Williams, WR 1983-86 86 have chalk talks, then practice. In Canada He has continued his success this 8. Charlie Waters, WR 1967-69 68 a lot of the players have other full-time jobs season with 61 receptions for 1020 yards 9. Jerry Gaillard, WR 1978-81 66 so we just practice in the late afternoons. to rank in the top five in both categories. 10. Bennie Cunningham, TE 1972-75 64 11. Joey Walters, WR 1974-76 59 "As a result you have a lot more free Against Saskatchewan in August he

12. Wayne Bell, TE 1964-66 54 time. I work for the club and have some caught a 20-yard scoring pass with 50 13. Frank Magwood, WR 1979-82 51 speaking engagements. In the off season seconds left to win the game. In two years 14. Edgar McGee, TE 1965-67 50 this year I am going to actually work for the in Canada he has almost surpassed his 15. Jim Riggs, TE 1983-86 49

team in sales and promotions. I am star- Clemson record totals that took four CAREER RECEPTION YARDAGE ting to like it and think that some day I seasons. Rk Name, Pes. Years Yards might like to do this at Clemson." "You can run all day without going out 1. Perry Tuttle, WR 1978-81 2534 Yes, once a Tiger always a Tiger. Perry of bounds and everything is so much more 2. Jerry Butler, WR 1975-78 2223 3. Glenn Smith, TE 1949-51 1576 Tuttle follows Clemson closely and it does spread out they can't catch you," said Tut- 4. Terrance Roulhac, WR 1983-86 1487 not take long for one to realize he could tle. "It eliminates a lot of the blocking that 5. Phi! Rogers, WR 1965-67 1469 recite the 1987 starting lineup if he had to. I had to do and everyone at Clemson 6. Ray Williams, WR 1983-86 1290 "The day of the Georgia game, I was hop- knows I was not much for that." 7. John McMakin, TE 1969-71 1255 ing the local station would pick the So, the next time 8. Charlie Waters, WR 1967-69 1166 up someone asks you 9. Bennie Cunningham, TE 1972-75 1044 game, but they didn't. We were traveling about Perry Tuttle, rest assured he is en- 10. Joey Walters, WR 1974-76 963 to Vancover and I was calling people to find joying life, doing what he does best. If you 11. Frank Magwood, WR 1979-82 920 out the score. When we got in, a teammate want more specific information, just dial 12. Wayne Bell, TE 1964-66 883 had told me Clemson had lost by a point. area code 204 and the Winnipeg operator 13. Jerry Gaillard, WR 1978-81 831 14. Joe Blalock, TE 1939-41 773 He let me sulk, for a while, then he told me just might tell you how many receptions he 15. Jim Riggs, TE 1983-86 650 we had won on a late field goal. had the previous week.

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~~NO NAME POS HGT WGT CL EXP NO NAME POS HGT WGT CL EXP~~

23 BO ALLEN DB 6-3 200 FR HS 26 RICARDO HOOPER WR 5-10 171 •JR 1VL Griffin. GA; Griffin; Lloyd Bohannon Atlanta. GA; Fulton; Willie Hunter 21 lEHHY ALLfcN lb 0-1 193 rn HoDC 51/80 MARK INGE OG 6-3 258 •SO 1VL Commerce, GA; Banks Co.; Ronnie Parson Matthews. NC; Sun Valley; Hershey Hipps

1 RANDY ANDERSON QB 6-5 192 *SR 2VL 48 KEITH INGRAM FB 6-0 220 •SO SO Cowpens. SO; Broome; Dalton Rivers Linden. NJ; Linden; Joseph Martin 11 GREG BAILEY P-H 5-11 165 *SR SO 43 CHARLIE JAMES TB 6-2 210 FR HS St. George, SC; St. George; Bobby McKinnon Shaw. MS; Shaw; Edward McPherson 60 JEFF BAK C 6-2 255 *JR 2VL 87 KEITH JENNINGS WR 6-4 225 JR 2VL Darien, CT; Darien; Jim Girrard Summerville. SC; Summerville; John McKissick 27 GENE BEASLEY SS 5-11 210 JR 2VL 12 JOHN JOHNSON BAN 6-3 220 FR HS Atlanta, GA; Booker T, Washington; Leon Jamison LaGrange. GA; LaGrange; Gary Guthrie 69 PAIGE BELCHER OT 6-3 275 FR RS 42 TRACY JOHNSON FB 6-0 230 JR 2VL Irmo, SC; Irmo. Joe Turbeville Kannapolis. NC; Brown; Bob Boswell 30 MITCH BELTON DB 5-8 175 SO HS 35 TONY KENNEDY DB 6-1 210 FR HS Columbia. SC; Richland N.E,; Dean Fowble Elizabeth, NJ; Elizabeth; Jerry Moore 98 JOHN BERRY BAN 6-0 210 FR HS 44 LEVON KIRKLAND LB 6-1 205 FR HS Greenville. SC; Southside; Mike Anthony Lamar, SC, Lamar; Terry Styers 86 SCOTT SEVILLE TE 6-3 226 *FR RS 49 CHRIS LANCASTER FB 6-0 229 JR 2VL Ocala. FL; Forest; Jim Simmons Mableton, GA, Riverside Academy; Errol Bisso 53 BRUCE BRATTON OT 6-4 250 FR HS 5 JAMES LOTT CB 5-9 176 SO 1VL Gaffney, SC. Gaffney, A. L. Curtis Kannapolis, NC, Brown; Bob Boswell 92 DOUG BREWSTER LB 6-2 205 FR HS 56 DORIAN MARIABLE LB 6-3 240 SO 1VL Athens, GA; Clarke Central; Billy Henderson Spartanburg, SC; Spartanburg, Allen Sitterle 32 CROSBY BROADWATER CB 5-9 179 •SO 1VL 96 RICHARD MCCULLOUGH DT 6-5 257 •JR 2VL Aiken, SC; Aiken; Eddie Buck Loris, SC; Loris; Allen McNeil 10 DeCHANE CAMERON QB 6-0 195 FR HS 93 ED MCDANIEL LB 6-0 224 FR HS LaGrange, GA; LaGrange, Gary Guthrie Batesburg, SC; Batesburg; Gary Smaller 15 BLAKE CAMPBELL P 6-4 221 •SO SO 22 WESLEY MCFADDEN TB 6-0 200 •SO 1VL Anderson, SC; T L. Hanna; Jim Fraser Chester, SC; Lewisville; Jimmy Wallace 40 HENRY CARTER LB 6-2 240 •JR 2VL 74 PAT MCKENNY OG 6-2 245 •JR 2VL Gastonia, NC; Hunter Huss; Tom Merritt Jacksonville, FL; Lee; Corky Rogers 62 ROBBIE CHAPMAN C 6-6 271 •SR SO 82 ROD MITCHELL DE 6-8 225 SO HS Spartanburg, SC; Broome; Dalton Rivers Patrick, SC; Cheraw; Burney Bourne 31 RUSTY CHARPIA FS 5-10 180 •SO 1VL 81 OTIS MOORE DT 6-3 260 •SO 1VL Graniteville, SC; Midland Valley; Reed Charpia Augusta, GA; Westside; Donald Fendley 79 RAYMOND CHAVOUS DT 6-5 295 •JR 2VL 8 CHRIS MOROCCO OB 6-2 191 •SO 1VL Aiken, SC; Silver Bluff; Clayton Chriswell Athens, GA; Clarke Central; Billy Henderson 88 JAMES COLEY TE 6-4 245 JR 2VL 78 JEFF NUNAMACHER OT 6-2 290 JR 2VL Jacksonville, FL; Lee; Corky Rogers Somerville, NJ; Somerville; Jerry Moore 25 GARY COOPER WR 6-3 190 •SO 1VL 39 ARLINGTON NUNN DB 5-10 180 FR HS Ambridge, PA; Ambridge; Frank Antonini Clearwater, FL; Dunedin; Ken Weir 7 CHIP DAVIS WR 5-10 195 SO 1VL 38 CHUCK O'BRIEN LB 6-3 225 FR HS Evans, GA; Evans; Coley Cassedy Frederick, MD; Frederick; Bob Campbell 97 DAVID DAVIS LB 6-2 230 FR HS 84 CHRIS OGLE DE 6-3 250 FR HS Eastover, SC; Lower Richland, Bill Kimrey Virginia Beach, VA; First Colonial; Frank Webster 70 FRANK DEIULIIS OT 6-5 280 •JR 2VL 2 CHINEDU OHAN FB 6-3 240 JR JC Pittsburgh, PA, Penn Hills; Roy Kasmaikis Fallon, NV; Merced Jr. College (CA); Don Odishoo 95 DERON DOBZANSKI LB 6-1 220 FR HS 89 DAN PEARMAN TE 6-2 230 •SR 2VL Paulsboro, NJ; Paulsboro; Gerry Taraschi Charlotte, NC; Independence; Allen Sitterle 85 MARK DRAG MG 6-4 255 •JR 2VL 91 MICHAEL DEAN PERRY DT 6-2 280 •SR 3VL Charlotte, NC; W. Mecklenburg; Jim Hambucher Aiken, SC; Aiken; Gary Smaller 9 JAMES EARLE OLB 6-5 225 SR 3VL 50 HANK PHILLIPS C 6-5 244 •SO 1VL Easley, SC; Easley; Larry Bagwell Spruce Pine, NC; Mitchell Co.; Leiand Riddle 38 BRUCE ENGLAND FB 6-1 200 SR SO 61 JOHN PHILLIPS OG 6-5 270 •SR 3VL Greenville. SC; J. L. Mann; Bill Utsey Spruce Pine, NC; Mitchell Co.; Rusty Coggins 46 STACY FIELDS LB 6-3 222 FR RS 45 SHANE REINHARDT RB 6-1 205 FR HS Frogmore. SC; Beaufort; Mike Rgntz Lilburn, GA; Berkmur; Mike Harper 59 JEB FLESCH OT 6-7 270 FR HS 34 MATT RIGGS SS 6-1 198 •JR 2VL Morrow, GA, Morrow; Bud Theodcian Laurinburg, NC; Scotland; Mike Dubis / ANGELO FOX MG 6-3 300 SO b(J 19 RUSTY SEYLE P-PK 6-1 182 •JR 1VL Sanford, NC; Lee Co.; Paul Gay Savannah, GA; Calvary; Dennis Roddenberry 83 STEVE GERRALD TE 6-4 225 •SO 1VL 54 DANNY SIZER DT 6-5 270 •FR HS Galivants Ferry, SC; Aynor; David Maness Fletcher, NC; W. Henderson; Carrol Wright 37 CLAY GILSTRAP BAN 6-1 198 •SR 1VL 28 RICHARD SMITH FS 5-11 188 JR 2VL Smyrna, GA; Campbell; John Allison Sparta, GA; Hancock Central; John Flen 71 TY GRANGER OT 6-6 270 •JR 2VL 3 ROBBIE SPECTOR WR 5-11 162 •FR RS Easley, SC; Pickens; Bill Isaacs Calhoun, GA; Calhoun; Jerry Smith 99 MERVIN GREEN DT 6-2 253 SO HS 52 DAVID SPRY SN 5-11 250 •SR 3VL Eutawville, SC; Holly Hill Roberts; Bernard McDaniel Sanford, NC; Lee County; Paul Gay 17 TYLER GRIMES CB 5-9 175 JR 1VL 65 TONY STEPHENS MG 6-3 300 SR 1VL Westminster, SC; West Oak; Tom Jordan Walterboro, SC; Walterboro; Gyles Hall 90 VANCE HAMMOND DT 6-7 280 •FR RS 6 BRUCE TAYLOR WR 6-2 206 FR RS Spartanburg, SC; Dorman; Al Clark Athens, GA; Cedar Shoals; John Waters 76 ERIC HARMON OG 6-2 260 •FR RS 58 VINCE TAYLOR LB 5-11 224 •SO 1VL Camden, NJ; Woodrow Wilson; Butch Gale Clearwater, FL; Clearwater; Tom Bostic 77 J. C. HARPER DT 6-5 265 •JR 2VL 41 DOUG THOMAS WR 5-10 173 FR HS Clemson. SC; Daniel; Dick Singleton Hamlet, N.C; Richmond Co.; Ed Hiatt 16 WAYNE HARPS FS 6-2 210 •SO 1VL 18 DAVID TREADWELL PK 6-1 165 •SR 2VL Griffin. GA; Griffin; Lloyd Bohannon Jacksonville. FL; Bolles; Bill Borg 24 REGGIE HARRIS SS 6-0 215 •SO 1VL 47 DUANE WALKER LB 6-2 228 •SR 3VL Gaffney, SC; Gaffney; A. L. Curtis Forest Park. GA; Forest Park; Marcus Trivette 55 JESSE HATCHER OLB 6-2 210 JR JC 64 CURTIS WHITLEY OG 6-2 250 FR HS Thompson, GA; Taft Jr. College; Al Baldcock Smithfield. NC; Smithfield-Selma; Jack Gaster 14 NORMAN HAYNES LB 5-9 210 •JR 2VL 75 PAT WILLIAMS OG 6-4 275 •JR 2VL Athens. GA; Cedar Shoals; John Waters Lincolnton, GA, Lincoln Co.; Larry Campbell 36 JEROME HENDERSON DB 6-0 180 FR HS 13 RODNEY WILLIAMS QB 6-2 205 •JR 2VL Statesville, NC; W. Iredell. David Moody Columbia, SC; Irmo; Joe Turbeville 33 JOE HENDERSON TB 5-9 185 SO HS 20 DONNELL WOOLFORD CB 5-10 198 JR 2VL Freehold, NJ; Freehold-Boro; Earl Ownes Fayelteville, NC; Douglass Byrd; Bob Paroli

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~~When Clemson Has The Ball~~

~~CLEMSON OFFENSE VIRGINIA DEFENSE~~

89 Dan Pearman TE 51 Sean Scott LE 71 Ty Granger LT 92 Chris Stearns LT 76 Eric Harmon LG 90 Ron Carey NG 60 Jeff Bak C 54 Elton Toliver RT 61 John Phillips RG 56 Ray Savage RE 78 Jeff Nunamacher RT 66 Jeff Lageman LB 25 Gary Cooper FLK 98 David Griggs LB 13 Rodney Williams QB 6 Darryl Hammond SS 22 Wesley McFadden TB 31 Kevin Cook FS 42 Tracy Johnson FB 16 Keith McMeana SOB 87 Keith Jennings SE 5 Tony Covington WCB 18 David Treadwell PK 82 Joel Dempsey P

~~THE TIGERS~~

1 Randy Anderson OB 17 Tyler Grimes CB 32 Crosby Broadwater CB 48 Keith Ingram FB 68 David Puckett OT 84 Chris Ogle DE 2 Chinedu Chan FB 18 David Treadwell PK 33 Joe Henderson TB 49 Chris Lancaster FB 69 Paige Belcher OT 85 Mark Drag MG 3 Robbie Spector WR 19 Rusty Seyle P-PK 34 Matt Riggs SS 50 Hank Phillips C 70 Frank Deluliis OT 86 Scott Beville TE 5 James Lott CB 20 Donnell Woolford CB 36 Jerome Henderson DB 51 Mark Inge OG 71 Ty Granger OT 87 Keith Jennings WR

6 Bruce Taylor WR 21 Terry Allen TB 37 Clay Gilstrap BAN 52 David Spry ,SN 73 Angelo Fox , MG 88 James Coley TE 7 Chip Davis WR 22 Wesley McFadden TB 38 Chuck O Brien LB 53 Bruce Bratton OT 74 Pat McKenny OG 89 Dan Pearman TE

~~8 Chris Morocco QB 23 Bo Allen DB 38 Bruce England FB 54 Danny Sizer DT 75 Pat Williams OG 90 Vance Hammond , DT~~

9 James Earle Perry , OLB 24 Reggie Harris ss 39 Arlington Nunn DB 55 Jesse Hatcher , OLB 76 Eric Harmon OG 91 Michael Dean DT 10 DeChane Cameron QB 25 Gary Cooper WR 40 Henry Carter LB 56 Dorian Mariable LB 77 J C Harper DT 92 Doug Brewster LB 11 Greg Bailey H 26 Ricardo Hooper WR 41 Doug Thomas WR 58 Vince Taylor LB 78 Jeff Nunamacher OT 93 Ed McDaniel LB 12 John Johnson BAN 27 Gene Beasley ss 42 Tracy Johnson FB 60 Jetf Bak C 79 Raymond Chavous DT 95 Deron Dobzanski LB 13 Rodney Williams QB 28 Richard Smith FS 44 Levon Kirkland LB 61 John Phillips OG 80 Mark Inge TE 96 Richard McCullough DT 14 Norman Haynes LB 29 Fernandez West WR 45 Shane Reinhardt RB 62 Robbie Chapman C 81 Otis Moore DT 97 David Davis LB 15 Blake Campbell P 30 Mitch Belton DB 46 Stacy Fields LB 64 Curtis Whitley OG 82 Jerome Williams TE 98 John Berry BAN 16 Wayne Harps. FS 31 Rusty Charpia FR 47 Duane Walker 1 R 65 Tony Stephens MG 83 Steve Gerrald TE 99 Mervin Green MG

~~Spirit Biitz~~

Every Clemson football weekend is a spectacular, but one does stand out in terms of the spirit meter. The needle jumps off the board during "Spirit Blitz" weekend, a time when Clemson administrators, students and fans join forces to show the nation what Clemson spirit is all about. Events have been documented in everything from the New York Times to the Washington Post to even the Guinness Book of Records. In 1983 a total of 3,000 Clemson students showed up at Memorial Stadium at 7:00 AM to blow up 363,729 balloons prior to the ACC showdown game with Maryland. As the team ran down the hill the balloons were set free, creating one of the most spectacular sights at any sporting event in history. In 1984 over 350,000 flashcards were distributed in the stadium the night before the game. The result was a pregame and halftime show that would have made Peter Ueberroth jealous, as it rivaled anything that was accomplished during the 1984 Olympics. Every section of the stands took part. In 1985 the Tigers played host to the "world's largest pep rally," while last year 80,000 pom poms were distributed and Clemson students unvailed the largest school flag in the world.

~~What's in store for the future? Rumor has it the balloon record may be eclipsed in the next couple years ... three times over. Homecoming~~

Clemson's homecoming weekend is a major event of the academic year as alumni gather with current students and faculty to share memories and experiences past and present. It is a special time of the year as 48 hours of events, including a football game, captivate the entire city. Friday evening 40,000 people gather m Memorial Stadium for the nation's largest pep rally. The spirited event is followed by a series of talent shows offered by each fraternity and sorority. The evening's affair at the stadium is consumated by a breathtaking fireworks display. Students work and alumni mingle on the other side of campus into the wee hours of the morning as homecoming floats by future engineers are constructed in competition for various awards and prizes. Saturday morning the band circles campus to get everyone in a proper frame of mind and final inspection and judging of the floats takes place. Homecoming queens, a live radio tailgate show, and a concert complete the whirlwind weekend that is special to Clemson. Running Down The Hill

College football's most celebrated entrance began simple enough. In 1942 when Clemson Memorial Stadium was first built the easiest way to get to the stadium from the locker room in adjacent Fike Fieldhouse was by running down the sloap at the East end of the Stadium.

But, it sent a charge through the Clemson players on that September 19, 1942 afternoon as Clemson earned a 20-point win. When the school built locker rooms in the stadium a few years later Coach Frank Howard had an idea that running down the hill should continue. So, he hired a bus company to take his boys to the hill just prior to kickoff. About 10 minutes before each game at Clemson the players leave the Clemson locker room and board two busses. The frenzied players travel by bus around the outside of the stadium to the top of the hill in the east endzone. There, they gather and touch Howard's Rock, which is supposed to give Clemson players magical powers, according to legend. As the band plays Tiger Rag and the cannon fires, the Clemson legions race down the hill to the thrills of the Tiger faithful.

~~It is truly a stirring moment no college football fan should miss.~~

~~Tiger Paws Everywhere~~

Clemson has many unique qualities and that extends to its logo. In 1970 an advertising firm developed a unique logo for Clemson, the Tiger Paw. The original is developed from a plaster aparis paw from a museum in Chicago, IL. While many schools have a Tiger as a mascot, Clemson had a first in terms of logos, one that has been imitated by athletic teams at all levels.

It is the symbol of a Clemson fan and it will pop up everywhere on game day. You never know who you might see with a paw on his or her face, right Brent? Paws are painted each summer on all major highways leading into Clemson from as far as 1 5 miles away. It is an activity per- formed by a fraternity and has the blessing and guidance of the local police force. When Virginia Has The Ball

~~VIRGINIA OFFENSE CLEMSON DEFENSE~~

17 John Ford SE 9 James Earle OLB 74 Chris Minear LT 79 Raymond Chavous DT 57 Roy Brown LG 65 Tony Stephens MG 52 Jim Morris C 91 Michael Dean Perry DT 50 John Fetsko RG 12 John Johnson BAN 71 Tim O'Connor RT 14 Norman Haynes MLB 82 Joel Dempsey TE 40 Henry Carter WLB 10 Scott Secules QB 20 Donnell Woolford CB 40 Durwin Greggs FB 5 James Lott CB 34 Kevin Morgan TB 27 Gene Beasley SS 81 Keith Mattioli FLK 31 Rusty Charpia FS 8 Marl< Inderlied PK 19 Rusty Seyle P

~~THE CAVALIERS~~

~~16 Keith McMeans DB-P 36 Oliver Asher TE 54 Ellon Toliver OT 71 Tim O'Connor , , , OT 86 Bruce McGonnigal ,TE~~

~~72 Davian Clifton . . . . . 1 Darrell Wynn DB 17 John Ford WR 37 Mike Smith LB 55 Craig Thornbury DE DT 87 Herman Moore WR~~

~~2 Eric Clay OB 20 Charles Carridine RB 38 Rodger Moss DB 56 Ray Savage DE 72 Paul Sierocinski . . OT 88 Mike Fetsko TE~~

. Porter . 57 Brown 74 Chris Minear OT 89 Johnnie Wilson WR 3 Ryan Jackson , DB 22 Jeffrey Allen TE 39 Dan RB Roy OG 4 Derrick Boyd WR 23 David Cardenas DB 39 Mike Williams LB 58 Mike Battle OG 75 Ken Plumb OT 90 Ron Carey DT-NG 5 Tony Covington DB 25 Mike Pettine DB 40 Dunwin Greggs - RB 59 Lenny Pritchard OT 76 Chris Borsari OT 91 Judd Rupp NG-OT Tyler Edwin Scott OG-C 77 Joe Carnuche 92 Chris Stearns DT . 60 6 Darryl Hammond - DB 26 Lance Terry DB 41 Delano LB OG Sanford Chris Churovia 77 Chris Crews OT 93 Preston Hicks DE 7 Doug Glagola , QB 27 Benson Goodwyn RB 42 Jim DE 62 OG

7 Jason Wallace DB 28 Doonie Hunt RB 44 Phil Thomas LB 63 Jim Redmond OT 78 Joe Hall NG-OT 94 Eric Hairston , . , NG-DT 64 Paul Gollinge 79 Craig Murden OT 95 Brad Collins 8 Mark Inderlied , , , PK 29 Marcus Wilson RB 47 John Runyon DE OT MG Keith Mattioli 9 Tyrone Lewis DB 30 Donald Bryant RB 49 Matt Woods , LB 65 Ray Roberts DT 81 WR 98 David Griggs LB 10 Scoti Secules QB 31 Kevin Cook DB 50 John Fetsko OG 66 Jeff Lageman LB 82 Joel Dempsey TE-P

~~12 Shawn Moore QB 32 Pal Toland RB 51 Sean Scott DE 67 Paul Collins . OT 83 Derek Dooley , WR~~

~~13 Fred Carter P-WR 33 Jerome Thompson RB 52 Tim Morris C 69 Kelly Caulk , NG 84 Tim Finkelston . WR~~

~~15 Chris Kile DB 34 Kevin Morgan RB 53 Trevor Ryals C 70 Rip Leonard . . - - OG 85 James Chaplin . . , .WR~~

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~~By Willie Shearer tough though. You know where the line is and At the end of July, Mitzi went to the U.S. Na-~~

~~you don't cross it. I respect him a great deal as tionals in Clovis, CA, where she posted her best~~

~~a coach, and I trust him. If he tells me to do a time ever in the 200-yard free. Her performance It is Thursday evening, March 19, 1987, at the~~

set, I don't question him because I know he's qualified her for the Pan Pacific Games in Indiana University Natatorium in Indianapolis, doing the best for me." Australia at the beginning of August. There she and Mitzi Kremer is living a dream. The Evidently, Boettner has done pretty well for took the gold medal in the 200-yard free. freshman swimmer from Clemson is mounting her so far. In the course of her first year under She hopes the experience has helped her get the platform to receive her plaque as the NCAA his tutelage, Kremer cut her time by 10 seconds a feel for the type of international competition champion in the 500-yard freestyle. Surprised in the 500, two-and-a-half seconds In the 200, that she might face in the Olympics next sum- and awe-struck at her own achievement — it's and two seconds in the 100. mer, which is a goal that she is setting her sights not even her best event — Mitzi numbly accepts The overall atmosphere at Clemson was pay- on. the plaque and steps into history as Clemson's ing off for Mitzi well before the NCAA champion- "That's something I'd love to do," she says. first individual national champion in swimming.

~~ships. A whole month earlier, at the ACC meet, "And if I make it, that would just be my ultimate It is now the next evening, Friday, March 20,~~

she had earned the ACC Outstanding Swimmer goal. But if I don't make it and I've tried for it, 1987, at the Indiana University Natatorium in In- award by taking conference titles in the 500 and there's nothing lost." dianapolis, and Mitzi Kremer's dream is conti- 200 free events as the Lady Tigers won the ACC Turning to the task at hand, the upcoming nuing. The freshman swimmer from Clemson is team championship. season, for which conference competition begins mounting the platform to receive her plaque as Nevertheless, her expectations heading into on November 14 at Virginia, Mitzi dwells most- the NCAA champion in the 200-yard freestyle. the NCAA meet didn't match her spectacular ly on the team's prospects, saying, "I know it's This time her surprise and awe are not quite so

performance. going to be tough. I can't relax now because I great, afterall, this is her best event and, hey, "I was very surprised," she recalls. "I set my know it's going to be even harder than last year. she's been through it all before — albeit just 24 goals to get top eight in the 200 and 500 and We have an awesome team, not only swimming- hours earlier. Nevertheless, Mitzi numbly ac-

~~top 15 in the 100. Actually, I was just hoping to wise but just as a group. We really are a family." cepts the plaque and steps even farther into~~

~~make the cut in the 100 because I hadn't done Currently, it is accepted that Texas and Stan- history as Clemson's first two-time individual na-~~

~~too much speed work before. And I was hoping ford are in a class by themselves in women's tional champion in swimming, and second two-~~

~~to contribute what I could to the relays. That was swimming. In the next echelon, however, Florida, time national champion in any sport (Tina Krebs~~

~~what I realistically thought I could do, so I was Cal-Berkeley, Georgia, Southern Cal, and UCLA was a three-time NCAA champion in indoor~~

very happy. I had no idea. It's still hard to all join Clemson in the race for third in the coun- track). believe." try. But, as Mitzi says, it all boils down to who At meet's end, Mitzi Kremer is a first-team Ail- Since then, Mitzi has worked hard to earn swims the best at that one meet — the NCAA American in seven events — three individual and valuable expehence in international competition. championship. four relay performances. This is an un- Based on her NCAA performance, she was in- Hopefully, the schpt will go something like this: precedented level of achievement for any vited to compete in the World University Games "It is a Thursday evening, March 17, 1988, at freshman in the history of Clemson athletics. Not in Yugoslavia at the beginning of July. It was her the University of Texas Swim Center in Austin, too bad for a lightly recruited, merely average first international meet, but she posted her best and Mitzi Kremer is living a dream ..." high school swimmer. times ever in long course (meters, as opposed How, then, did Clemson Swimming Coach to yards) competition Bob Boettner decide to recruit Mitzi? "Mitzi was a good high school swimmer," he says, "she

just hadn't done anything in national events yet. She'd posted some good junior times, but the so-called national powers aren't going to go after anybody who hasn't scored on a national level. We went after Mitzi because we knew she had some talent, but we had no way of knowing she would become an NCAA champion in just one

~~' year. We just kind of had a hunch about her, and~~

~~we went with it."~~

Would that all Clemson coaches could be blessed with such insightful hunches. Boettner and his program were fortunate to be able to offer Mitzi several attractions besides a scholarship. Kremer, who hails from Titusville,

~~FL, comes from a very close family; in fact, either~~

~~her father, mother, or older brother made it to almost every meet last year. So, she says, "I was looking for a school that was building up and that~~

~~had a very close team and a coach that I could~~

~~really relate to and work with. Clemson fits all that." She says, "I'd rather have a situation where~~

~~I feel like I can contribute to the team. I'm very lucky to be able to swim with Pam Hayden and Jan Kemmerling and last year Molly Kueny, who~~

work very hard In practice. They're very positive and they really keep you going. She's also formed a close relationship with Coach Boettner. "He's really compassionate Athletic Director Bobby Robinson, Senior Associate Athletic Director Dwight Rainey, and and really understanding," she says. "He's Head Coach Bob Boettner honored Kremer prior to the Western Carolina game. 69 me EXPBurs choice

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~~Oliver Gives Tigers Reprinted with permission from the Spartanburg Herald Plush Playing Surface~~

From beneath the playing field and the It won't recover from one game to the next. to the South stands will appear light to the green grass section of Death Valley, 40 ir- That's when we go in with dye to cover up North stands. rigation heads pop up like interested spec- brown spots, nicks, and divots. Until that Oliver, his wife, and two children sit on tators, spraying water across Ronnie time, what you see is the real thing." the North side in Death Valley. He can see

Oliver's natural turf. A clock unleashes the Currently, the football field is in transi- the game and the irrigation controls from irrigation system nightly to preserve the tion from common Bermuda grass to hybrid his seat. Oliver's family hasn't missed a plush playing surface, but Oliver's greatest Bermuda, which you find on golf greens. Clemson football game since the 1982 fear on game day isn't that a Clemson ball The hybrid was row-sprigged into the field Mirage Bowl in Tokyo. "Those are the 11 carrier will break free and trip over a blade in April 1986 and needs two or three years days each year we take off," he said. of grass. to take over. While Clemson is his biggest contract, "Most people can't go out and find an With eight home games this season, Oliver's company also works at a dozen irrigation head, but I always have a fear of Oliver plans to over-seed the field with Milliken plants, numerous high schools, them coming on during a game," Oliver winter rye two or three times after each and three other colleges and they install- said. "I always make sure the clock is turn- game from mid-September through mid- ed an irrigation system at Duncan Park in ed off and the water valve is turned off and October. Winter grass will help recover Spartanburg last spring. His Clemson crew

I still wonder if it's going to come on." divots when it becomes too cool for the leaves Greenwood, where he also owns a While an unscheduled water break might common Bermuda grass to grow. garden center, almost daily at 6:15 a.m. delight hot players, Oliver would rather see When the winter grass becomes and returns about 12 hours later. Oliver the Tiger offense reap what he sowed and established, an alternating color scheme, begins handling paperwork and routing the Clemson defense play like "Keep Off which people have accused Oliver of crews at 5 a.m.

The Grass" signs were posted in the creating with paint, will become more "If I get up here at nine o'clock, I'm not secondary. apparent. just starting to work," he said with a grin. "I'm the biggest Tiger fan around," he "We run the mowers over the field "When most people are just going to work, says. "I've got an orange beard to prove it.' without reels on Friday afternoons or Satur- I've already put in four hours." He also has a Clemson degree in Or- day mornings to get the striped affect," he Whether he's working on the football namental Horticulture, a bustling business said. "From the zero to the five, we're field, the newly planted soccer field, or a

~~called Environmental Landscaping, and a always going south. It leans the grass. We golf green, Oliver, who grew up on a farm,~~

~~tailgating spot right outside Death Valley. cut it the same way every time. One area is where he wants to be as long as he's out-~~

On the asphalt. Oliver spends enough time is darker, one is lighter." Actually, Oliver side. Especially, if he's in Clemson. on the grass. creates an optical illusion. The dark rows For the past two years, his Greenwood- based company has handled the fertiliza- tion, the chemical applications, and much of the maintenance for Clemson's playing fields, practice fields, and Jervey Athletic Center grounds. "We've tried to upgrade the grounds and get them back to where they should be," Oliver said. "The place grew so fast in the last five years, the grounds have really got-

~~ten left by the wayside. It's easy to get in-~~

~~to the rut of mowing grass and hoping it~~

~~looks good. It doesn't work that way." Under Oliver's care, areas on the toot- ball field that were almost barren three years ago are now grassy and firm. His crew put 200 tons of sand on the field~~

~~earlier this year to give it more grip. "This year the field has been complete-~~

~~ly covered with grass since May 1. We've really got a good root system," Oliver said. "Any damage that's done to the field is more aesthetic, on the top of the ground.~~

~~It will rejuvenate in four or five days until~~

~~mid-October. Then, it gets to be cool, football weather and the grass stops growing. Frank Howard Field never looked better thanks to the work of Ronnie Oliver.~~

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This Day in lot bigger than just a fine brand of Southern couldn't keep up with the powerful Ten- football. They teach patriotism and nessee team this day, losing 27-0. Tiger Football preparation in that institution, along with 1925 — Before 7,500 chilly fans in Lex- their agriculture, engineering, general ington, the Kentucky Wildcats scored three by Foster Senn science, and the rest of it." first-half touchdowns to capture a 19-6 vic- When the United States entered World tory over Clemson. L.D. Chandler scored

War I, the entire Clemson senior class of for Clemson in the fourth quarter. H.J. Clemson has had a proud football tradi- 1917 volunteered that day for service. It is Bowles, "Plowboy' Austin, and Clifford tion since the turn of the century when said that in World War II, Clemson had Reynolds played well for the Tigers. John Heisman was the head coach. As in more officers in the military than any other 1931 — Johnny Lambert scored on a football, Clemson has a proud military institution except for West Point and Texas reverse to lead Jess Neely's Tigers to a 6-0 heritage. When Clemson traveled to meet A&M. Clemson's military tradition con- triumph over NC State in a game played Boston College at Fenway Park on this day tinues through today. The University's Air in Charlotte. in 1 942, Bill Cunningham wrote about that Force ROTC program was named best in 1936 — After being held scoreless the military tradition in his column in the the nation in 1984. This spring, the Navy first half, a deep Duke team ran off 25 Boston Herald: recognized Clemson for sending more men points in the second half to top the Tigers "This type of land-grant college is really •into its technical officers' programs — before 5,000 rain-soaked fans at Duke serving and saving America. Clemson has nuclear engineering and civil engineering Stadium. a normal all-male enrollment of approx- — than any other school in the nation. 1942 — The heavily favored Eagles of imately 2,000, and as of August 15, it had Clemson has played football 10 times on Boston College rallied from a 7-0 halftime 2,025 sons in the service, writing an official Oct. 10, always fighting hard in that Clem- deficit to defeat the Tigers 14-7 before record of valor that began at Pearl Harbor son tradition. 23,400 at Fenway Park. Butch Butler ran and continues through Bataan, Corregidor, 1903 — With John Maxwell, Vet Sitton, four yards for Clemson's lone touchdown. Australia, the Solomons, England, Africa, Jr., and Jock Hanvey starring, Heisman's Two turnovers set up the Eagle scores. India, China, and everywhere else the men rolled over Georgia 29-0 in Athens. 1959 — NC State sophomore Roman forces of freedom have spread. Most of 1908 — Virginia Tech stopped Clemson Gabriel, on his way to great success in col- their men are officers. six inches from the goal in the second half lege and professional football, was stopped "Many were first into the fighting. Give to steal away with a 6-0 victory in on this wet Death Valley day. The Tigers those orange and purple Tigers all you've Blacksburg. dominated throughout, winning 23-0. got in the way of welcome when you see 1914 — Coach Bob Williams' Tigers Lowndes Shingler was a standout for Clem- them today. They represent something a son. Bill Mathis and Ron Scrudata scored touchdowns, and Lon Armstrong kicked a

~~field goal. 1964 — Georgia quarterback Lynn Hughes led the Bulldogs to a 19-7 victory over the Tigers at Sanford Stadium in Vince~~

Dooley's first year at Georgia. Pat Grain led Clemson with 50 yards rushing. 1970 — Clemson has played against five eventual Heisman Trophy winners, including one on this day. Auburn's mighty Pat Sullivan, who would win the trophy in 1971, enhanced his reputation in leading ninth-ranked Auburn to a 44-0 romp over the Tigers at Death Valley. He threw one touchdown to his sidekick, Terry Beasley. 1981 — Ninth-ranked Clemson improv-

~~ed its record to 5-0 with a 27-0 Homecom- ing victory over Virginia. The Tiger defense, which was giving up only five points a~~

~~game, got its first shutout. "We just got tired of seeing those three-pointers," said Jeff Davis. Cliff Austin scored two touchdowns and Jeff McCall one.~~

~~Today is the Tigers' 1 1th game on Oct. 10. The next scheduled Tiger game on this~~

~~day will be in 1992 at Virginia. Whether the Tigers win or lose today, they certainly play with an almost militaristic ferver. Butch Butler led Clemson In Fenway Park on this date 45 years ago.~~

81 The Rotunda and Lawn, the University of Virginia's Original Academical Village, designed by Thomas Jefferson. Stars to Watch Roy Brown Quanah Bullock David Cardenas Ron Carey Joe Carnuche 57 • OG 14 • WR 23 • DB 90 • DT 77 • OG

~~Eric Clay Kevin Cook Joel Dempsey John Fetsko Mike Fetsko 2 • DB 31 • DB 82 • TE-P 50 • OG 88 • TE~~

~~John Ford Durwin Greggs Mark Inderlied Preston Hicks ' Ryan Jackson 17 • WR 40 • RB 8 • PK 93 • DE 3 • DB~~

~~Kevin Morgan Tim Morris Chris Minear Craig Murden Mike Pettine 34 • RB 52 • C 74 • OT 79 • DT 25 • DB~~

~~Judd Rupp Jim Sanford Ray Savage Phil Thomas Pat Toland 91 • DT 42 • DE 56 • DE 44 • LB 32 • RB 83 What keeps Madden glad in South Carolina?~~

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~~By Tim Bourret~~

Here they are, the 20 most difficult trivia 1 2. What is the only NFL football team that 19. Who is the only quarterback in Clem- questions in Clemson football. If you get 15 has never had a former Clemson son history to throw for over 300 yards

~~or more of these then take a strong look player on its official roster? in a single game? at your marriage. Do you remember the~~

date Clemson beat Georgia and Herschel 1 3. Who are the only two graduates of the 20. How many days of regular season Walker, but forget your wedding anniver- University of Georgia to serve as assis- practice did William Perry miss in his sary. Then you are a Clemson football tant football coaches at Clemson? four years at Clemson? freak. There are no true-false or multiple

choice questions, you either know it or you 14. Who is the only Clemson player to lead don't. The answers are upside down on this the ACC in punt returns over the 2861 u! esmjq 88U>| b hhm 'auQ OZ page, so don't cheat. course of a season? 996 L uj BUjiojBO qiJON SA ABy SBOioqi qi 1. What football players were charter 15. What is the only on-campus site that members of the Clemson Athletic Hall has served as the playing home of the dlLISUOldUIBLIQ |BUO!l

of Fame? Clemson football and basketball teams -BN 9qi sjeBji aiii 9Md o\ qoBOO in the same academic year? peaLj s,uosuj8|o sb Abp aqi oj jaiB| '8 2. What Miami player was tackled for a sjBaA 1. IBaq pjoj ol|m 'B>)SBjqaN L safety by Clemson's Sterling Smith in 16. What was the last season Clemson ja|qB)s Auua>j n the final moments of the 1951 Orange was outscored by the opposition over Bowl, a 15-14 Tiger victory? the course of the season? pajoosjno sbm uosaiaio '0861- "91-

3. Who is the only Clemson player to be 17. Who was the Alabama quarterback llinq SBM featured on the cover of the NCAA when Danny Ford played tight end for piay sBBjy ajo^aq ajaqj nBqioo^ preseason football record manual? the Crimson Tide in 1967? paAB|d puB uosBas 2L-I.1.6L 9MI uj siBap u! saoiBB ||Bqia>|SBq joopino 4. What current major league baseball 18. With Danny Ford as a graduate assis- paAB|d uosaiaio Pl^ld uBUiMog '91. stadiums have been the scene of a tant coach, who beat Alabama in the 8Z61- 'uBpjor aiiiiM Clemson football game? 1972 Orange Bowl, denying the Tide of a National Championship? 0861. u! uosujaio }B >)UBjj 5. What was the year and the opponent qoBOO 'labjQ puB 9Z-0Z61. LjOBOo 'uosjng aop in the last 0-0 tie in Clemson football uosujeio IB £i history? s6u!>)!A Biosauu!i/\| zi

(iPJOJIOOM l|8U 6. When Clemson defeated Wake Forest " -UOQ Bumaisii noA ojb) >)OBqjaujoo 1. 1. in 1981 what was Clemson in third down conversions? •pooMjapun Q\\\\M PUB Ajsn aBjoao oi. 7. holds the Clemson record for Who 0Z61 uj ai B JOi >|3Bq receptions in a career? touchdown auo uBJ Aa||a>j uoq aoujs qiOOO'l- aqj SBM ujnjaj s.pjo^iooM os '666 '6 8. Who was the last Clemson all- £Q6l (dV) lieqiooj conference football player to make all- PUB £861- 'iieqasBq 'BumnBd qog q conference in another sport?

(81.) uuaio Z 9. Prior to Donnell Woolford's 78-yard •21-21- pjooaj B ajaM sjaBji aqi g punt return for a touchdown against SA Georgia Tech, how many consecutive BuiiojBO Liinos gt76l. 9 kick returns (punt plus kickoff) had BiuBiiv uj ujnipBis Aj Clemson gone without scoring a -unoo uojinj 'ajoajijiBg uj ujnjpBis touchdown? IBuoLuaiAl 'uoisog uj >|jBc| ABMuaj >

1 1 . is the only position on the foot- What s>iuBg '9U00 P8JJ '>joo|B|g aop 'i. ball team in which Clemson has never This man is Clemson s career TD reception had an All-America player? record holder. SdBMSNV VIAIdl

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~~86 Brian Page~~

~~By Willie Shearer~~

On the first weekend of the 1987-88 tlonal ranking." Clemson University academic year, Clem- Besides Page, the team returns fellow son tennis team co-captain Brian Page co-captain Kent Kinnear along with John served notice to the collegiate tennis world Sullivan, Vince Van Gelderen, Todd that he will be ready this season to provide Watkins, and Brandon Walters. That adds the leadership the Tiger netters will need up to a lot of experience. to contend for the NCAA title. On August After those top six players, Page says 22, 1987, Brian Page won the United anybody from the seven through 12 spots States Amateur Championship. could jump into a position to boost the Page, a senior from Palos Hills, IL, earn- team's fortunes. He says, "Clemson has ed a wild card berth in the elite field of 64 always been noted for its depth, and we've by virtue of his world ranking. He then took got the kind of players that can come in for advantage of that by advancing successful- any given match and contribute. With the ly through the tournament's six rounds to players we have returning and the capture the title. toughest individual matches. freshmen coming in, I just don't see any "I got lucky with a couple matches reason shouldn't a top three easy If it sounds like Brian Page in his own why we be early in the draw," said of his perfor- he harshest critic, it's because he probably is. team." mance, "but then I was able to go ahead Despite the success that has been almost If Page carries his confident summer and win the tough ones after that." habitual to him throughout his tennis play into the school campaign, he should It was a climactic end to a summer which career, Brian maintains a realistic attitude be able to play the role he feels he must saw Page earn important points on the and a belief in the work ethic. play in helping the team live up to its own Midwest summer circuit and qualify for the In looking forward to a professional expectations. The 1987 United States

U.S. Clay Court Championships in In- career, he is aware of his considerable Amateur Champion certainly appears to be dianapolis. He also played in the U.S. Open talents, but he also realizes that he must ready. beginning the after his U.S. weekend become a much more consistent player if

Amateur triumph. he is to be successful. And that will only "Brian's game is maturing mentally and come after hours and hours of hard work physically," said Coach Chuck Kriese. "He on the tennis court. qualified for the US Clay Courts in In- That realization enables him to endure dianapolis, that was the catalyst. He beat the sometimes impossible rigors of Coach three former All-Americans (Johnny Levine, Chuck Kriese's program. "I like the hard

Miguel Nido and Howard Herr) ai that tour- work," Brian explains. "It's rough, but it's nament and played Guillermo Vilas at made a lot of guys a lot better players. center court. That had a lot to do with his Coach Kriese has changed my game a lot confidence. and made me a more aggressive player." "It was a goal for him to win an impor- When Page came to Clemson as a tant amateur event this summer instead of freshman two years ago, he was already just playing pro events, where there is not a national top 20 player, and he immediate- as much pressure to win. He won a tour- ly earned a spot in the top five for the nament he was suppose to do well in. Tigers. He followed his freshman year with "Brian is returning number-one, but we an excellent summer, playing well in have four returning All-Americans besides several pro events. him. He will have to work for every inch his As a sophomore, Brian spent time in senior year, but that will make him a bet- both the number-one and number-three ter player and prepare him for his pro singles spots. And as a junior, he was the career in June." number-one singles player all year. Those For Page, who has no reservations about facts speak volumes about a player's talent shouldering much of the blame for what he when he plays for a program of Clemson's feels was an unsatisfactory team perfor- stature. But Page hasn't been satisfied with mance last year, the major tournament vic- his progress. tory should boost his confidence tremen- "Last year really was the worst," he dously going into this year. He feels that says. "I let the team down in a lot of mat- he let the team down last year by not secur- ches, and especially at nationals. But this ing enough victories in the number-one year we should all have the experience it singles slot, without a doubt some of the takes to be comfortable with a top three na- Page won the U.S. Amateur.

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Games Season Average Home Home Avg. Home Games Season Average Home Home Avg. Home Season Played Attend. Attend. Games Attend. Attend. Season Played Attend. Attend. Games Attend. Attend. 1938 9 100,500 11,167 3 25,500 8,500 1963 10 318,587 31,859 4 103,496 25,874 1939 10 147,500 14,750 2 18,000 9,000 1964 10 260,725 26,073 4 112,000 28,000 1940 9 126,000 14,000 2 20,000 10,000 1965 10 333,736 33,374 4 113,000 28,250 1941 9 115,000 12,777 2 17,000 8,500 1966 10 355,286 35,529 4 146,237 36,559 1942 10 100.500 10,050 3 23,500 7,833 1967 10 389,618 38,962 5 206,275 41,255 1943 8 65,000 8,125 2 7,500 3,750 1968 10 386,432 38,643 4 147,434 36,859 1944 9 79,000 8,777 2 13,500 6,750 1969 10 339,936 33,994 4 136,252 34,063 1945 10 138,986 13,899 4 38,000 9,500 1970 11 367,347 33,395 6 205,376 34,229 1946 9 155,500 17,277 3 44,000 14,666 1971 11 398,222 36,200 5 154.741 30,948

~~1947 9 149,000 16,556 3 37,000 12,338 1972 1 1 398,732 36,248 5 192,456 38,491~~

~~1948 11 216.614 19,692 4 66,500 16,625 1973 1 1 411,477 37,407 6 188,500 31,417~~

~~1949 10 188,996 18.899 5 79,000 15.800 1974 1 1 440,384 40,034 6 251.424 41,904~~

~~1950 10 248.606 24,861 4 81,000 20,250 1975 1 1 487,436 44,312 5 195,873 39,174~~

1951 10 242.843 24,284 3 44,500 14,833 1976 1 1 459,845 41,804 5 221,486 44,297 1952 9 189,161 21,017 2 44,000 22,000 1977 12 580,067 43,339 5 235,152 47,030 1953 9 192,960 21,400 4 76,000 19,000 1978 12 599,793 49,983 6 321.763 53,627 1954 10 197,500 19,750 4 51,500 12,875 1979 12 641,109 53,426 6 353,576 58,929

~~1955 10 211,711 21,177 5 98,000 19,600 1980 1 567,436 58,282 6 369,770 61,628 1956 11 301,552 27,413 4 71,000 17,750 1981 12 683,871 56,989 6 371,152 61,859~~

~~1957 10 213,000 21,300 4 73,000 18,250 1982 1 592,902 53,900 6 380,679 63,446~~

~~1958 1 352,000 32,000 5 121,000 24,200 1983 1 701,937 63,812 7 521,898 74,557~~

1959 11 357,856 32,532 4 119.000 29,750 1984 1 750,847 68.259 6 467,670 77,945 1960 10 247,780 24,778 5 141,080 28,286 1985 12 749,282 62,440 6 460,413 76,736 1961 10 310.000 31,000 5 132.000 26,400 1986 12 765,771 63,814 5 393,500 78,700 1962 10 291,640 29,164 5 158.000 31.600

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Individual Records Points: 33 by Maxcey Welch vs. Newberry, 1930 TDs: 5 by Maxcey Welch vs. Newberry, 1930 Rushes: 36 by Jim Shirley vs. N.C. State, 1951 5 by Stumpy Banks vs. Furman, 1917 by Ray Yauger vs. Wake Forest, 1969 TDs Rushing: 5 same as for touchdowns Yards Rushing: 260 by Cliff Austin vs. Duke, 1982 Field Goals: 4 by Obed Ariri on four occasions Yf)q/Carrv 30.4 (5-152) by Ken Moore vs. The Citadel, 1954 Rii<;h h\j Kick-Scoring: 15 by Obed Ariri vs. Wake Forest, 1978, 1980 YH<5I Uo riUoil Uy \-JOR*LJ 1 40 by Mike O'Cain vs. N.C. State, 1976 by Donald Igwebuike vs. Duke, 1984 All-Purpose Run.: 274 by Terrence Flagler vs. Wake Forest, 1986

PSSSGS! 48 Tackles: 24 by Jeff Davis vs. North Carolina, 1980 Passes Completed: 25 First Hits: 17 by Jeff Davis vs. North Carolina, 1980 Tackles Lineman: vs. Yds Passing: 323 by 19 by Edgar Pickett Wake Forest, 1983 Tackles by Def. Back: 17 by Willie vs. TD Passes: 4 Underwood South Carolina, O n m n 0/n * 1980 out MfJ /u . 0\J\J (12-15) by Mike Eppley vs. Virginia, 1983 by Ronald Watson vs. Georgia Tech, 1984 Tackles for Loss: 5 by Steve Durham vs. Maryland, Total Plays: 53 1979 Pass Broken Up: 5 Perry Williams vs. Virginia Total Offense: 374 by Tech, 1985 Sacks: 3 by Jim Stuckey vs. Wake Forest and Maryland, 1979 Qpppntinn^' 1 by Phil Rogers vs. North Carolina, 1965 by Steve Durham vs. Maryland, 1979 Rec. Yards: 163 by Jerry Butler vs. Georgia Tech, 1977 by Michael Dean Perry vs. N.C. State, 1984 Yds/Rpr- 32.6 (7-163) by Jerry Butler vs. Georgia Tech, 1977 Fumble Rec: 2 by Randy Scott vs. Duke, 1978 by Jim Scott vs. Boston College, 1983 TP) P?lc:Qpc;' 3 by Dreher Gaskin vs. Auburn, 1953 by Henry Walls vs. Duke, 1985 Interceptions: 3 by Kit Jackson vs. Wake Forest, 1965 Punts' 1 by Marion Butler vs. Wake Forest, 1942 Int Ret Yds: 101 by Willie Underwood vs. South Carolina, r uru MVcFayt:?. O 1 -U (6-306) by Dale Hatcher vs. Kentucky, 1981 1980 Punt Yards: 504 by Banks McFadden vs. Tulane, 1939 Punts Blocked: 2 by Wingo Avery vs. The Citadel, 1954 Team Records Punt Returns: 10 by Shad Bryant vs. Furman, 1939 Most Rushes: 78 vs. Duke, 1979

~~Punt Ret Yds: 167 by Don Kelley (4 Ret) vs. Maryland, 1970 Most Yards Rushing: 536 vs. Wake Forest, 1981 Kickoff Ret: 7 by John Shields vs. Alabama, 1969 Most TDs Rushing: 11 vs. Presbyterian, 1945~~

Kickoff Ret Yds: 174 by David Thomas (5 returns) vs. Georgia Most Passes Attempted: 48 vs. North Carolina, 1 965; vs. Florida State, 1 970 Tech, 1972 Most Passes Completed: 25 vs. Florida State, 1970 Most Yards Passing: 354 vs. Duke, 1963 Most Passes Had Intercepted: 7 vs. South Carolina, 1945 Most TD Passes: 4 vs. Auburn, 1947 Most Total Offense: 756 vs. Wake Forest, 1981 Most Total Plays: 96 vs. Wake Forest, 1981

~~Most Punts Returned: 11 vs. George Washington, 1941 Most Yards Returned: 167 vs. Maryland, 1970 Most Kickoff Returns: 10 vs. Georgia Tech, 1944 Most Yards Returned: 198 vs. Florida, 1952~~

~~Most First Downs Rushing: 27 vs. Presbyterian, 1957; vs. Wake Forest, 1981 Most First Downs Passing: 17 vs. North Carolina, 1965 Most Total First Downs: 35 vs. Wake Forest, 1981~~

~~Fewest Total First Downs: 1 vs. South Carolina, 1943~~

~~Most Penalties: 18 vs. Duke, 1983 Most Yards Penalized: 180 vs. Furman, 1964~~

~~Most Points Scored: 122 vs. Guilford, 1901 Greatest Victory Margin: 122-0 vs. Guilford, 1901 Greatest Defeat Margin: 7-74 vs. Alabama, 1931~~

~~Interceptions: 6 vs. South Carolina, 1971~~

Intercept. Ret. Yds: 143 (4 Returns) vs. Maryland, 1970 OB Sacks: 10 vs. Maryland, 1979 Pass Broken Up: 18 vs. The Citadel, 1986 Tackles For Loss: 15 vs: Maryland, 1979 Fumble Recoveries: 6 vs. Duke, 1965

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Shannon Fogle Clemson has no scholarships for twirlers belong here," she says. Brings Her Talent specifically nowadays, so Shannon's deci- There will be a lot of people in the stands sion to come to Clemson was not financial. for Homecoming today who have similar Home To Clemson And despite interest in her by other schools strong family traditions at Clemson — that could offer her twirling scholarships, many other families with generations of she says she wanted to come to Clemson members who have attended school here. Carrying on a family tradition is not no matter what. Shannon Fogle and her parents can be always easy. Just ask Hank Williams Jr. Or "Other schools may have offered me seen as a symbol of Homecoming, the Shannon Fogle. money, but no other place could have the "Clemson family " in microcosm. As the Tiger Band's feature twirler, same feeling Clemson has. I feel like I Shannon is center stage at halftime, a situation that is pressurized under any circumstances. But Shannon has a bit of extra pressure to deal with. Every time she picks up her baton, she has to live up to a family tradition. Her mother, Joanne

~~Cheek Fogle, was Clemson's first feature twirler to be on full athletic scholarship, in~~

~~1963. Joanne still teaches twirling, and both mother and daughter hold national titles for twirling excellence.~~

~~As if that weren't enough to live up to,~~

Shannon's dad is part of the tradition too. Lou Fogle, now the head football coach at Lexington High School, was a Clemson football player for three years, from 1961 until 1963. Don't worry about Shannon, though. She can take the pressure. She has a roomful of trophies to docu- ment her outstanding twirling ability. Her resume includes both 1987 Majorette Queen of America and 1986 Miss High School Majorette of USA. She has been twirling literally since she was big enough to hold a baton and won her first national title when she was six years old. She is also the first twirler to win national titles in all six age categories. Shannon was the feature twirler for the Lexington High School band for three years. Twirling a baton requires a unique combination of skills, physical dexterity and coordination, gymnastic ability and concen-

~~tration. To watch Shannon twirling is to know you are seeing the best. "Shannon's technique combines dance, gymnastics and twirling," says Director of~~

Bands Bruce Cook. "She is really outstanding, and we are extremely fortunate to have a twirler of her caliber at Clemson." Cook adds that Shannon's mother has had a strong influence on the Tiger Band's feature twirlers over the years. "Joanne Fogle has been the teacher of a number of our twirlers since she graduated. They have all been outstanding, One Clemson family: T'ger Band feature twirler Shannon Fogle stands with her parents. Her and we are doubly pleased now to have mother, Joanne, was a feature twirler at Clemson in the 1960s; her father, Lou, was a Clem- Shannon with us." son football player then, too. 115 Outfitting tiie Tigers

~~By Annabelle Vaughan~~

It's a Saturday afternoon in Death Valley. workout and of course, the game uniforms. to wear. Game equipment and equipment Look around and you will see some of the The equipment for a regular day's prac- for Friday's workouts each cost $100.00, favorite sites of Clemson fans worldwide: tice consists of 25 different articles, accor- excluding the knee brace. All 150 members the Tiger band, the huge orange paw in the ding to Douglas. The regular practice of the team dress out for practice, while on- middle of the field, and of course, the uniform consists of shoulder pads, knee ly 75-100 dress for games. This makes the beautiful Clemson campus. But these all pads, various other body pads, jersey, cost of outfitting the entire team over seem to pale in comparison to the one pants, underwear, socks, shoes, and $50,000. you're looking forward to seeing the most. helmet. "Besides this standard equipment, The equipment managers are also

The band cranks up "Tiger Rag", the many players wear knee braces and other responsible for all repairs that have to be orange balloons are released, and the can- things such as neck rolls and girdles," said made on the equipment during the week. non goes off. Then comes the favorite site Douglas. "We have to keep up with what Each day, the players have to walk across of all: 100 orange clad players storming each individual player prefers to wear and a large asphalt parking lot on their way to down the hill, their helmets gleaming in the have it ready for him." and from practice. "After practice, when autumn. Friday's gear is not quite as complicated they are tired, they drag their feet across

It's a site Clemson fans will have the as it consists of only nine pieces, but it is the asphalt," Douglas said, "so the cleats privilege of seeing eight times this year. a separate uniform nonetheless. On Fri- on their shoes wear down. Each shoe has You can be sure that Rodney Williams day's the team has a light workout with no seven cleats. Each player has two feet. won't be wearing Michael Dean Perry's pads. This gear is kept separate from the With 14 cleats per player, we spend a great number by accident, and that nobody will other practice uniforms. deal of time just repairing cleats." get hurt because their chinstrap is broken As you can imagine, the cost of outfitting The equipment staff takes a great deal or because they aren't wearing the right a football player is high. But the cost of out- of pride in how their team looks, and they protective equipment. fitting an entire team is unreal! Douglas are also concerned about their safety.

Making sure each player has on all of the estimates the practice equipment for a Every Thursday, they do an extensive necesary clothing and equipment and that regular practice to cost approximately equipment check to make sure everything all of it fits properly is the job of Equipment $400.00 per player. This does not include is in top working order. Before the season

Manager Bobby "B.D." Douglas, assistant the knee brace which many players prefer begins all of the helmets are "pawed and equipment manager Doug Gordon, and 12 striped to perfection," according to student student managers. They work from sun-up manager John Ballinger. They also shine to hours after sun-down during football all the helmets with "Mop 'N Glo" and season to make sure the Tigers are one of polish all the shoes before every game. the best dressed teams in the nation. As excited as Clemson fans are at the

The equipment room staff is not only in prospect of eight home games, it doesn't charge of dressing the team for games, but mean much to the equipment room staff. every day for practice. During preseason "For us, there is no such thing as a home drills, the team practices in the morning game," Douglas said. "Even when the and in the afternoon. But Douglas and his Tigers play in Death Valley, we have to staff have it all under control. "It takes a pack up all the equipment and transport it great deal of work in a short period of to the locker rooms at the stadium." All of time," Douglas said, "but the players can this work is done on the Thursday night be sure that whenever they report to prac- before the game. tice, their practice uniforms will have been After the game, the uniforms are col- washed, dried and put in the right locker." lected and brought back to the equipment

Keeping the players' gear separated is room to be washed. The managers begin of the utmost importance to B.D., Doug, washing and sorting early on Sunday mor- and the student managers. "Can you im- ning. "By Sunday afternoon, we are ready agine trying to match up more than 100 to outfit the team for another game," pairs of socks every day after practice?" Douglas said. "But by that time, we're glad Douglas said. "It would take weeks! To pre- we won't have to for a few more days." vent this problem, each player has two Key to the operation of the equipment heavy nylon, mesh bags: one for practice room are the 12 student managers. "They uniforms and one for game uniforms. They arrive at the equipment room long before place their dirty uniforms in these bags and the players report to practice and stay long the entire bag goes into the washer and after the players leave," Douglas said. "In dryer. The bags are then put in the ap- addition to this, they carry full academic propriate locker." loads."

For each player, the managers have to Each manager is assigned to a certain keep up with numerous articles of clothing position coach and he takes care of the and equipment. One set for Monday- that position. It costs over $50,000 to outfit Henry Carter players at "You become a Thursday practices, one for Friday light and the rest of the Tigers. family," said Ballinger, who has been a stu-

116 The managers have everything as neat as a of the players wanted to chew tobacco dur- But that might be the only lost article pin for each player by Friday afternoon. ing the games. Coach Larry Van Der recorded in recent memory. Bobby

~~Heyden suggested gum instead. Now, Douglas and his staff work hard all week~~

~~before every game, Ballinger is responsi- to have everything in place. So, the next ble for putting two pieces of gum in the time you admire your Tigers as they wait~~

~~shoe of each offensive lineman. The gum to run down the hill, take your hat off to the~~

is either orange or grape, depending on managers. Van Der Heyden's preference for that day. EQUIPMENT "I don't know if those guys would go on the Regular Practice Game Equipment Friday Workout field now without their gum," Ballinger

said. "They expect it to be in their lockers every week." Laundry Bag/Pin Laundry Bag/Pin Laundry Bag/Pin When the equipment staff packs up the Full T-shirt Full T-shirt Full T-shirt Short T-shirt Short T-shirt players' gear for games, they have the duty Shorts of remembering to pack a few important Sanitary Shorts Sanitary Shorts "extras." For instance, former Tiger center Girdle Girdle Eric Nix had a thumb guard he had worn 2 pair socks 2 pair socks 1 pair socks all through high school. The equipment Supporter Supporter Supporter managers had to be sure to have it in his Towel Towel Towel

locker every Saturday. Another "extra" Practice Pants Pants dent manager for four years. "We work goes in tight end James Coley's locker. Belt Belt long hours but it's worth it. We take pride Coley wears an extra pair of socks when Jersey Jersey in being a part of the team and, like the he plays. In fact, he wears three pairs! Sweat shirt Warm-up top players, we get to see the results of our Tiger fans can be certain he won't get a Sweat pant Warm-up bottom hard work." Shoes-cleated Shoes-cleated Shoes-cleated case of cold feet. In addition to vast amounts of prepara- Shoes-Tennis There are also some superstitions involv- tion the week before the game, the equip- Helmet Helmet Helmet ed with being a manager. Some players on- Shoulder Pads Shoulder Pads ment staff is also in the locker room before ly let the manager assigned to their posi- Shoulder Injury Shoulder Injury the game, helping get the team ready to tion assist them on Saturdays. Others have Pad Pad take the field. Here, they witness firsthand certain managers that they like to have Hip pads Hip pads the rituals some players go through a wear their chains during the games. This Knee pads Knee pads game. works well most of the time but might not Thigh pads Thigh pads Manager John Ballinger is assigned to be such a good idea. The manager Rodney Knee brace Knee brace the offensive line. A few years ago, some Mouth piece Mouth piece Williams chose one season lost his chain.

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~~Today is Homecoming. As thousands of Tiger Band continues the pregame show alumni flock into the tiny town "where the by offering its rendition of "You're A Grand~~

~~Blue Ridge yawns its greatness," they will Ole Flag" and "America the Beautiful," feel that they really have come home. No directed by Dr. Richard E. Goodstein and~~

~~matter how long its been since they have accompanied by the Clemson University~~

last visited Clemson, it will always be a Chorus. Dr. Bruce Cook will then lead Tiger special place to them. One that will be Band with its rousing rendition of "The Star special to their children, and to their Spangled Banner," while an ensemble

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Homecoming is a fun filled weekend for chorus and band will lead thousands of pro- past Tigers, present Tigers, and future ud Tigers in the Clemson University Alma Tigers. From Tigerama and the crowning Mater. The invocation will be offered by Tim of the Homecoming queen on Friday night, Willis, of the University Campus Ministry.

~~to the game on Saturday, it offers Finally, the buses will round the corner something for everyone. and the players will congregate around the~~

Today, children of all ages will enjoy rock. The cannon will sound, and 100 The Alumni Band will be out in force this themselves as Tiger Band takes the field Tigers will storm down the hill to the afternoon.

for their traditional pregame show. Fans will screams of over 80,000 orange-clad fans. relive the glory of the National Champion- Halftime will feature a variety of events. Tiger Fans will then be introduced to the ship with the opening "Sock It To 'Em" First, "The Award Winning University of newly crowned Homecoming Queen. Tiger followed by the Orange Bowl March. And Virginia Fighting Cavalier Indoor/Outdoor Band will play a medley of coronation Tiger fans from across the nation will Precision? Marching Pep Band and music which will feature the theme from the definitely feel at home when the band Chowder Society-Revue, Unlimited," will movie White Nights. Two ballads, "Sud- strikes up the familiar chords of "Tiger present their halftime show. The Virginia denly," which was made popular by Billy Rag." Pep Band is under the direction of David Ocean, and Kool and the Gang's Today's guest-of-honor dotting the "i" in Sibell. "Cherish" will accompany the queen's ride Tigers is Mr. Warren Owen, president of Tiger Band will then take the field for its around the field. The queen and her court the Clemson University Alumni Associa- halftime show. The presentation will feature will make their coronation ride on a float tion. A member of the Clemson class of '47, a medley of familiar John Phillip Sousa constructed by the brothers of Sigma Alpha Owen is now Vice President of Engineer- marches arranged by John Higgins. Epsilon. ing and Construction at Duke Power in Homecoming fans will appreciate living in The halftime show will conclude with the Charlotte, NC. Owen took over this posi- the greatest nation in the world as the show fifth annual appearance of the Tiger Alumni tion July 1 of this year and will serve until features the everpopular, "Stars and Band, sponsored by the Clemson Univer- June 30, 1989. Stripes Forever." sity Tiger Band Association (CUTBA). Larry

Slown is the 1 987 Alumni Band Chairman. Last year's band boasted 140 members. This year's Alumni Band should be the largest representation ever. The T-shirts worn by the Alumni Band were graciously donated by IPTAY. This year, for the first time ever, the Alumni Band will join Tiger Band in the spelling of "Clemson." Then

~~both bands will welcome all Clemson fans with "The Song That Shakes The Southland" — TIGER RAG!~~

~~The 1 987 Tiger Band staff includes Billy Baker and Deana Taylor serving as Tiger Band drum majors, while Mark Biering will~~

~~serve as band commander. Davie Shull will serve as vice commander, Mamye Alex- ander as sergeant major. Amy Ericson and~~

Bill Florian as supply officers, and Matt Lifsey, Allen Nauright, Michael Simokat, and Jackie Hastings as supply sergeants. Cheryl Crenshaw will once again serve as the Flag Corps Coordinator. And the "Voice That Shakes the Southland," Nick Peck, will serve as band announcer. f The Last Word

~~by Bob Bradley~~

Probably nary a soul in the stands today does Clemson had just added 1 8,000 sideline seats and a half minutes, the Tigers scored twice and not know that Virginia has never beaten Clem- to Memorial Stadium when the Cavaliers came were down just two, 20-1 8, at halftime. A fumbl- son in football. In fact, the Tigers have the most in to play the opening game of 1958. And came ed punt was recovered by Mike Lacika for consecutive current wins in college football (26) to play they did. The Tigers had to come from Virginia in the end zone and the Cavaliers were over a major opponent with their 26-0 ledger behind twice to win, the last time in the fourth whooping it up with a 27-18 lead and only 17 against Virginia. quarter. minutes remained in the game.

This is still six games short of the national Reece Whitley passed to halfback Sonny Ran- Clemson had to go just 28 yards after recover- record, however. Oklahoma had a 32-game dle for 46 yards before fullback John Barger ing a Cavalier fumble early in the fourth quarter against Kansas State between 1937 and 1968. plunged over from the two. George Usry scored when Smiley Sanders went in from the two. There have been a tew years when there was from eight yards out for Clemson, but the Tigers Two possessions later, the Tigers found

~~little doubt that Clemson had the best team go- missed the extra point, and Virginia led 7-6 at themselves 42 yards from the "alumni line" and~~

ing into the game and proved it right off the bat. the half. 7:50 to play. After Sanders gained just one, Ken In the 26 previous games, there have been Clemson went ahead on a TD and a two- Pengitore passed to Jim Lanzendoen for 16 seven shutouts of the Cavs. pointer in the third period, but the Cavs yards and Sanders took a pitch for a 13-yard gain But in eight of the games, the final margin has duplicated the feat early in the final period to put around the right side. The Pengitore- been seven points or less, and in two of these, the Tigers down by a point, 15-14. Clemson Lanzendoen combination clicked again, this time a field goal was the margin, including just two scored with six minutes gone in the final stan- for a 28-yard score and Clemson went ahead for years ago when Clemson won, 27-24. And, in za, but had the extra point kick blocked. the first time 32-27 with 6:44 to play.

five of the eight where a touchdown or less Twice more Virginia got its hands on the ball, Gardner was intercepted again, but Clemson separated the two teams, Clemson was playing but each time the Tiger secondary picked off fumbled the ball back again. A fourth-and-nine

~~in the friendly confines of "The Valley." Whitley passes to preserve the win. pass from the Clemson 1 7 gained only six yards~~

This means one thing ... Virginia is coming in Red Parker found out in 1973 that Cavaliers as Peanut Martin made a saving tackle. and won't be intimidated. The Cavaliers didn't carry sharp swords. And, Scott Gardner drew his But the suspense was not over.

~~let the hedges at Georgia phase them in the faster than Errol Flynn ever did. As it ended up, the real winner wouldn't be~~

~~opening game when the Bulldogs had to rally Virginia scored on its first two possessions and known until the last play of the game, but it was~~

~~for a win. A two-point loss at Maryland and a one- it appeared that the Tigers were on the way to mass confusion even then. Tiger punter Mitch~~

point victory at Virginia Tech showed that play- their fourth straight loss after an opening win of Tyner gave the final thrill and Parker a near heart ing on the road was not a horror movie for two points over The Citadel. attack.

~~Virginia. Even with 7;33 gone in the second period, Clemson faced a fourth-down situation at its~~

~~When Virginia finally got somebody at home Clemson was down by 1 4. But in a space of two 10 with nine seconds left and a five-point lead.~~

~~the last two weeks (Duke and Virginia Military), Tyner had explicit instructions from Parker to kill~~

~~the Cavaliers were not hospitable. This means as much time as possible in the end zone before~~

~~they are on a roll and the next stop is Clemson. taking a safety, which would give Clemson a free Much has been written about the 1966 game kick from its 20.~~

~~at Clemson, a contest in which Virginia was cer- Tyner killed about five seconds running in the~~

tainly on a roll. The Tigers were down 1 7 points end zone, but suddenly he decided to run the with 18 minutes to play, but came back to win, ball out. He was downed at the 14, but stayed 40-35. The year before at Charlottesville, Clem- inbounds as time ran out. Had he been knock- son had escaped with a six-point win, and the ed out of bounds with any time remaining, the year after that dramatic comeback, the Tigers Cavaliers would have had one more shot at scor-

went back into Scott Stadium and came out just ing ... and could have ruined Pengitore's best seven ahead. offensive day ever (83 yards rushing, 227 pass- The first two games played at Clemson (1956 ing) and Lanzendoen's best ever reception game and 1958) were close to the vest. The Tigers (8 catches for 141 yards and two TDs). scored in the first quarter in 1956 when quarter- Clemson coach Danny Ford has been involv- back Charlie Bussey sneaked over from the one ed in eight of these Virginia games. Although and then kicked the extra point. The Cavaliers three of them have been shutouts, he is keenly

~~got to the Clemson 23 in the fourth quarter aware that the Cavaliers have had the type before fumbling and the Tigers missed a field athletes and the coaching expertise to bring any~~

~~goal later. team to its knees.~~

~~But with Virginia at the Clemson 40, Joel Wells Ford could probably just about tell you what~~

~~intercepted a Whitey Clarke pass at the Tiger coach George Welsh is saying to his team before~~

~~two on the final play of the game giving Clem- it enters the field. Ford also has some thoughts~~

~~son a 7-0 win. he will reveal to his team. Neither is expected~~

This win gave the Tigers the conference to deliver a Gettysburg Address, but it could take Jim Lanzendoan caught two passes in a championship and a trip to the Orange Bowl to TD more than three scores plus 10 for either team 32-27 win over Virginia in 1973. (Photo by Jim play Colorado. to win this game. Wilson).

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