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Greenville, S.C. 29608 • USA Phone: (803) 242-5262 Fax: (803) 271-4535 Clemson vs. N.C State The Departments Textile Bowl ACC Schedule 28 Alma Mater 96 October 26, 1991 Athletic Staff 31 Band Feature 64 Board of Trustees 17 Cheerleaders 97 Today's Features Coaches, All-Sports 21 Courtesy Vehicle Donors 42 Emergency Services 67 2 Today's Game Future Schedules 25 6 Rob Bodine IPTAY 27 46 49 IPTAY Officers John Heisman Managers 36 51 Kelvin Hankins Memorial Stadium 70 61 The Tiger Official's Signals 68 Picture of the Week 53 76 This Day in Tiger Football Radio Network 30 109 The Textile Bowl Single Game Records 77 Stadium Information 19 Strength, All-Americans 65 Trainers 73 Tiger Life 96 Program Committee University Feature 107 University President 9 Chairman Len Gough Vickery Hall 102 Editors: Tim Bourret and Tim Match Program Staff Annabelle Vaughan, Heather Czeczok, Chris Players and Coaches Metzler, Sanford Rogers. Annie Verhoeven. Beth Mclnnis, Alphabetical Roster, Clemson 54 Gail Moose and Bob Bradley. Alphabetical Roster, Opponent 59 Printing: Electric City Printing Company of Anderson, SC. Assistant Coaches 13
On the Cover: Michael Taylor is the artist responsible for the Ken Hatfield 10 cover of today s Clemson football program. Throughout the Other Assistant Coaches 71 season. Taylor features a few of the Tiger seniors. Today's Lineups, Starting 57 rendition is of Rob Bodine. Medical Staff 29 Meet the Tigers 33 Interior Photos: Jim Monarty, Bob Waldrop, Vern Verna, Numerical Roster, Clemson 56 Scott Harke, Rob Biggerstaff. Ben Hendricks, Dave Lewis, Numerical Roster, Opponent 57 C.W. Pack Sports, Eddie Cliffe, Earle Martin, Pat Wright, Fred Opponent Players 74 Rolison. Greg Forward and Mark Houde. Photo of the Week Strength Coaches 65 by Scott Harke Tiger Rookies 37 r3 2
Today s Game
( 1 I M-OV MBtJMAI STAIHIM By Tim Bourret
Tigers Face Undefeated State afternoon's game. Two years ago N.C. State Tigers Over 500 Yards vs. Virginia Clemson will face a 12th ranked, undefeated came to Clemson with a 6-0 record and ranked Clemson picked up 51 1 yards in total offense N.C. State team this afternoon at Death Valley in 1 2th in the nation. The Tigers were coming off a in the tie against Virginia, the highest output by front of a regional television audience. A victory three-game set in which they had lost two games, a Tiger team under Coach Ken Hatfield and the over the Tigers could move N.C. State close to its both to teams with losing records. However, the most by any Clemson team since a 512-yard highest ranking ever, a number-three figure in Tigers rose to the occasion and blitzed the outing against Maryland in 1988. The Tigers 1967 after the Wolfpack had an 8-0 start. Wolfpack 30-10, ending a three-game losing gained 315 yards on the ground and 1 96 in the air
This N.C. State team is a balanced group streak to N.C. State. Additionally, N.C. State against the Cavs. offensively that features a standout defense. On came to Clemson in 1967 with an 8-1 record and The 51 1 yards total offense represent the ranking. pulled off ever gained the Tigers in non- paper, it would appear that a field goal might win a number-10 The Tigers the most yardage by a this game, as both teams have been ranked in the victory in that contest also (wearing special or- victory. The previous high was 492 yards against top five in the nation in total defense, rushing ange shoes), 14-6. Georgia Tech in a 33-28 loss in Atlanta in 1975. defense and scoring defense most of the season. The Tigers gained 192 yards rushing and 300 In fact, three weeks ago Clemson and N.C. State Two Tigers Over 100 Yards passing that day. The Tigers also gained 482 were ranked one-two in the nation in scoring Ronald Williams and Rudy Harris both gained yards in total offense against Georgia Tech in defense. over 1 00 yards against Virginia. Both players had Atlanta in 1976 in a 24-24 tie. Dick Sheridan's offense features running back career days in fact. Williams picked up 1 85 yards Blocking Leaders on 20 attempts, while Harris had 1 02 yards on 26 Anthony Barbour, quarterback turned wide re- One indication of outstanding play on the quar- rushes. It marked the first time since last year's ceiver Charles Davenport, and freshman offense line is the knockdown block. There are Appalachian State game that the Tigers had two terback Geoff Bender. Barbour is the top rusher not many statistics for an offensive lineman, but players gain over 100 yards in the same game. with a 5.5 yard average, while Davenport aver- coaches do keep tabs on blocks in which a player Williams had 1 83 yards and Derrick Witherspoon ages nearly three receptions per game and 18 has put an opponent on his back. The leader so is for injured had 123 in that Clemson victory. yards a catch. Bender taking over far this season is tight end Tyrone Gibson. The Harris went over 1 00 yards for the first time in quarterback Terry Jordan, who was the top passer sophomore, who also has five receptions for 57 his career and it was the first time a Clemson in the ACC until he was injured against North yards, has 27 knockdowns this year, one more fullback went over 100 yards since Tracy John- Carolina. Bender has taken the Pack to three than Kelvin Hankins and Jeb Flesch. Gibson had victories, handling himself with the poise of a son had 1 25 in 25 carries against North Carolina 1 2 knockdowns against Virginia, the highest total in 1987. The Virginia contest also marked the first senior. of his career, and the highest for any Clemson time the Clemson starting tailback and starting What is really frightening about the N.C. State player in a game this season. For his efforts he fullback had picked up 100 yards in the same defense is their youth and balance. The Pack was named ACC Offensive Lineman-of-the-Week. game since the 1 983 Duke game. In that contest does not have anyone in the top 1 in the ACC in Hankins has been outstanding at offensive seniors, fullback Kevin Mack had 150 yards in 13 at- tackles per game and starts only two tackle in his first full season as a starter. The tempts, while tailback Kenny Flowers picked up Clayton Henry and Mark Thomas. David Merritt, former first-team USA Today Ail-American had 1 1 2 yards in 1 7 attempts. ajuniorinside linebacker, is the top tackleronthe nine knockdown blocks, his career high, and the team. Yet, N.C. State is ranked among the top 1 most knockdown blocks for a Clemson offensive Williams Has Career Day in the country in total defense, rushing defense tackle since Stacy Long had 10 against N.C. Clemson tailback Ronald Williams set career and scoring defense. State in 1989. Hankins had a 71 grade for the highs in three different areas and had one of the Tiger fans hope history repeats itself in this Virginia game, but had a career high 84 percent top all-around running days in Clemson history in grade on 69 plays at Georgia. the Tigers' 20-20 tie with Virginia. Williams had No Penalties by Virginia a career high 185 yards rushing in 20 attempts, Virginia was not charged with a single penalty gained a career high 57 yards in receptions and in the 20-20 tie on October 12. That was the first had a career high four receptions. He also picked time since November 25, 1961 that a Clemson up the longest run of his career, a 56-yard touch- opponent did not commit a penalty. That day down jaunt in the second period, and a 42-yard N.C. State did not have a penalty accepted in a reception in the fourth period, also the longest of 20-0 Clemson victory. It is interesting to note that his career. an opponent has not had a penalty against The 1 85 yards rushing and 57 yards receiving Clemson just three times in the last 40 years, and gave him 242 yards in all-purpose running. That the Tigers have a 2-0-1 record in those games. ranks as the sixth best all-purpose running day in A further look at penalties reveals a conclu- Clemson history and the most since 1986 when sion that might be contrary to theories of most Terrence Flagler had a Tiger record 274 yards at coaches. In games in which the opposition has Wake Forest. Here is a list of the top all-purpose just one or no penalties (since 1951), the Tigers running games in Clemson history:
are 1 0-3-1 , a winning percentage of 75 percent. just one or no penalities Clemson All-Purpose Running Bests When Clemson commits Yds Name Opponent Year Rush Rec KORPR the Tigers are just 7-16, a 33.7 percent mark. penalty took place 274 T. Flagler W. Forest 1986 209 65 Clemson's last game without a 260 C. Austin Duke 1982 260 at North Carolina on October 7, 1961, in a 27-0 254 D. King Fordham 1952 234 20 Clemson victory. 252 K. Callicutt S. Carolina 1974 197 55 Thus, over the last 40 years, teams that have 246 B. George Presby. 1952 204 42 committed one penalty or less in Clemson con- 242 R. Williams Virginia 1991 185 57 10-26-1 percent 232 B. Gage Presby. 1947 136 89 7 tests have just a record, a 28 226 W. McFadden Va. Tech 1987 226 winning mark. One would think that committing 221 J.Calvert Duquesne 1950 56 100 42 23 few penalties would be to a team's advantage, Williams had 242 all-purpose running yards but the final result in Clemson games the last 40 against Virginia, sixth highest single game seasons fails to show this. total in Clemson history.
'91 2 Clemson Football 1
Tigers With Four ACC Players of the Week - Clemson had a record tying four players earn Statistically Speaking ACC Player-of-the-Week honors for the Virginia 1 991 Clemson Stats (3-1-1 ) 1 991 N.C. State (6-0) game on October 12. Tyrone Gibson. Darnell Stephens, Chester McGlockton and Robert Rushing TC Yds Avg TD LG Rushing TC Yds Avg TD LG O'Neal were all honored by the ACC Sportswrit- Ronald Williams 81 581 7.2 3 56 Anthony Barbour 62 329 5.3 1 47 ers Association. Gibson, Stephens and Rodney Blunt 37 159 4.3 30 Aubrey Shaw 44 209 4.7 2 17 McGlockton were all honored for the first time in Rudy Harris 41 141 3.4 2 11 Greg Manior 41 137 3.3 1 11 their respective careers. D Witherspoon 19 64 3.4 2 14 Gary Downs 33 111 3.3 2 11
Gibson had 12 knockdown blocks in the tie Howard Hall 16 60 3.8 1 Chris Williams 16 70 4.3 9 against Virginia and he was a major reason DeChane Cameron 41 53 1.3 14 N. C. State 280 992 3.5 8 47 Clemson 256 1134 4.4 9 56 Clemson gained 51 1 yards in total offense. The Opponents 198 603 3.0 3 52 Opponents 191 404 2.1 2 59 ACC Offensive Lineman of the Week had 12 knockdown blocks against the Cavaliers, the Passing Cmp Att Int Yds TD LG Pet Passing Cmp Att Int Yds TD Pet most by a Tiger since Eric Harmon had 13 against D. Cameron 55 100 5 684 3 42 .550 Terry Jordan 38 68 2 511 4 .559 Virginia in 1 989. He also caught a 1 3-yard pass R. Moncnef 4 12 1 81 1 37 .333 Geoff Bender 47 94 5 518 4 .500 on touchdown drive. native of a Clemson The Clemson 59 112 6 765 4 42 .527 N.C. State 86 164 7 1078 8 .524 Camden, SC graded 80 percent for his 63 plays Opponents 62 136 2 780 5 57 .456 Opponents 84 182 17 860 2 .461 of action. Stephens was the ACC Rookie-of-the-Week. Receiving Rec Yds Avg TD LG Receiving Rec Yds Avg TD LG The first-year freshman from Converse, TX had Terry Smith 22 284 12.9 2 25 Charles Davenport 19 336 17.7 3 49 five tackles, a pass broken up and two punt Larry Ryans 13 211 16.2 1 38 Ledel George 13 103 7.9 21
Robert Hinton 11 11.5 1 18 returns for 60 yards. Stephens was also chosen D. Witherspoon 7 59 8.4 28 126 Ronald Williams 6 64 10.7 42 Eddie Goines 8 126 15.8 1 27 Clemson's Player-of-the-Game by ABC Sports Ty Gibson 5 57 11.4 24 Aubrey Shaw 8 68 8.5 16 and was also named the ACC Rookie-of-the- Clemson 59 765 13.0 4 42 Chris Williams 6 68 11.3 27 Week by the South Carolina Sportwriters Asso- Opponents 62 780 12.6 5 57 N.C. State 86 1078 12.5 8 49 ciation. Opponents 84 860 10.2 2 41 O'Neal had a career high four passes broken up, five tackles and a caused fumble. The caused Tackles No Tackles No Tackles No Tackles No the ball with fumble allowed Clemson to get back Rob Bodine 49 .evon Kirkland 25 David Merntt 54 Ricky Logo 30 2:26 left to play and tie the game with a field goal Ed McDaniel 47 C. McGlockton 24 B R. Haynes 49 John Akins 29 with 49 seconds left. O'Neal jarred the ball from Kenzil Jackson 33 Ashley Sheppard 22 Mike Reid 45 Sebastian Savage 27 Terry Kirby, the ACC's top rusher last year. Kirby Brentson Buckner 29 Wayne Simmons 21 Tyler Lawrence 37 Ricky Turner 26 Giannamore Battle already had a first-down on the third-down play Robert O'Neal 25 Tyron Mouzon 19 G. 35 Keith 24 prior to the fumble. McGlockton had a career high tying 10 tack- fourth quarter when Clemson held the Cavs to around performance by the Tigers in the 1990 les and a career high tying three tackles for loss just three points. regular season. against the Cavs. The red-shirt junior played 52 snaps in the contest and had four tackles in the Cameron Catches Pass Tigers-South Carolina Tie
Clemson quarterback DeChane Cameron Clemson and South Carolina both were in-
turned wide receiver against Virginia. The native volved in ties on October 12. It marked the first of LaGrange, GA became the first Clemson quar- time since September 26, 1942 that Clemson
terback to catch a pass since 1 970 when he had and South Carolina had both been involved in tie a 37-yard reception on a pass from Richard games (excluding occasions when Clemson and Moncrief. In 1970 Rick Gilstrap played both South Carolina played each other and the result
quarterback and tailback. He was 10-31 for 106 was a tie). On that day in 1 942, which was just yards as a quarterback, and caught six passes for one week after Death Valley was opened, 39 yards as a receiverout of the backfield. Against Clemson tied VMI 0-0, while Tennessee and
North Carolina in 1970 he carried the ball six South Carolina played to a scoreless tie. Clemson 1-1 times for 13 yards, hit passing for 15 yards, and South Carolina last played to a tie against and caught a pass for 12 yards. each other in 1986, 21-21 at Clemson. The last Clemson individual to throw a pass and catch a pass in the same game was Chip Clemson, Hatfield After an Open Date Davis. In 1 988 he threw a 48-yard pass to Gary Clemson and Coach Ken Hatfield have been Cooper. He also caught three passes for 42 yards very successful the week after an open date. that day. Davis served as a wide receiver and Hatfield is 7-2 lifetime the Saturday after an open threw passes on end around plays. date and is on a seven-game winning streak. He As far as the last time a Clemson quarterback is 2-0 at Clemson after an open date, including a lined up at that position and caught a pass thrown 37-7 win over Temple this year, and he was 3-0 by another player we don't know. Call us if you at Arkansas in games of this nature. Last year can remember it happening. Clemson downed South Carolina 24-15 when the Tigers had two weeks to prepare.
Sixth Game Success Clemson has won 1 1 of its last 12 games the Clemson usually hits a good stride by the sixth week after an open date. Dating back to 1979. game of the season. In fact. Ciemson has won the Clemson's only loss after an open date took sixth game of the season 10 straight seasons. place at Georgia in 1984 when Kevin Butler last lost the sixth of the in Clemson game season booted a 60-yard field goal with 1 1 seconds left 1 980, a 34-1 7 loss to Duke at Clemson. Over the to beat Clemson, 26-23. Counting bowl games. last the Tigers are 16-2-1 in the sixth 19 years Clemson has a 1 7-3 record over the last 1 2 years O'Neal had a career high four PBU's against game of the season. Last year Clemson downed when the Tigers have more than a week to Virginia and was ACC Player-of-the-Week. Georgia 34-3 in what many felt was the best all- prepare for an opponent
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By Sanford Rogers
Sometimes it is hard to see the forest for name known on the statistics page and in that I should try to play here. After talking to the trees. coaching circles around the country. Bodine, (former Tiger assistant) Coach Tom Harper
Last season when the Clemson de- a middle guard from Velva, North Dakota is he said I would be given a shot to play. fense captured the nation's top defense leading the team in tackles (49) and tackles Things just kind of fell into place after that." award there were many stars: John John- for loss (1 3) this season. In fact, Bodine is After a year on the scout team at the son, a second-round pick of the San Fran- on a pace that would break the single sea- linebacker position, Bodine was moved to cisco 49'ers; Jerome Henderson, a sec- son tackles for loss record, which is cur- fullback. This move might not be as surpris- ond-round pick of the New England Patri- rently held by none other than William "Re- ing as one might think. "The coaches re- ots, who is now a starter; Dexter Davis, a frigerator" Perry. Fridge had 27 in his membered that I had played some fullback fourth-round choice of the Phoenix Cardi- senior year, a total that led the country on a in high school and decided to give me a nals; and Vance Hammond a fifth-round per game basis. chance at that position. As long as they choice of the Cardinals who is on that club's At a recent press conference, Head were giving me a chance to show that I practice squad. This year's Tiger squad Coach Ken Hatfield let hisfeelings be known could contribute, I was willing to play any- also has no shortage of stars. From "Mr. about the former walk-on who earned ACC where. Inside" Ed McDaniel, to "Mr. Outside" Levon All-Conference honors during the 1990 cam-
Kirkland, the Tigers are again laden with paign. "Rob Bodine is playing as well as great players. Defensive tackle Chester anybody on our football team," he said. "Everyone talks about McGlockton was on everyone's preseason "When I talked to coaches we have played Chester McGlockton and All-America list, and Robert O'Neal was a against, they all tell me that they just could preseason candidate for the Thorpe Award. not block Rob Bodine." Levon Kirkland and Ed It could certainly be said that senior Rob Georgia Tech offensive lineman Mike McDaniel, but the heart of Bodine is the forest of the Clemson de- Mooney, an all-star in his own right, also fense. Although he does not get the acco- praised Bodine after Clemson's 9-7 victory that Clemson defense is lades that some other Tiger athletes receive over the Yellow Jackets on September 28. from the media, this Tiger is making his "Everyone talks about Chester McGlockton Rob Bodine. He is the guy and Levon Kirkland and who makes that defense. Ed McDaniel, but the 4 heart of that Clemson Mike Mooney defense is Rob Bodine. Ga. Tech Offensive Lineman He is the guy who makes that defense."
How did the only In the spring of 1 989, Bodine was moved native of North Dakota to the nose guard position, mainly due to the ever to play any sport at fact that Clemson just had one nose guard Clemson find his way to on the team. Since that time, Bodine has Tigertown? Bodine was gone no where but up. During that 1989 raised in nearby season, all the first-year defensive player Pickens before moving did was finish first in tackles among interior to Velva where he was lineman. an all-star linebacker Coach Les Herrin, Bodine's coach since and fullback in high he was moved to the defensive line, knows school. After his fresh- Bodine's formula for success. "Rob Bodine man year at the Univer- is the kind of player that you are lucky to
sity of North Dakota, have the opportunity to coach . No matter i 'Mm'** Bodine was helping his how much he has improved, he is still trying mother move back to to get better each and every day. Rob is South Carolina. working as hard now as he was the first day he came to the defensive line." "When I helped my mom move back down Many people might have had some that Bodine would find success at here I needed to go to doubts summer school and that position. After all, Rob only weighed in enrolled at Clemson," at 245 pounds and there are not too many he remembers. "After 245 pound nose guards starting at the major being around that sum- college level. In fact he is the lightest middle guard at Clemson in 10 years, dating back mer I met Bruce Bratton and Jeb Flesch, who to the days of Charlie Bauman. Bodine needs just three tackles for loss to move to fourth on the "The key to playing middle guard is being all-time Clemson list. By the end of the season, only the Perry were in summer school brothers will have more stops behind the line of scrimmage than at the time. They first able to think," says Bodine. "You have to Bodine. put the idea in my head feel which way the offensive player is trying
6 Clemson Football '91 "
to move you and be able to react to that. "That injury made me realize that I can't Clemson Career Size is a factor in some ways, but if you work take anything for granted," he says. "The Tackle for Loss Leaders hard at the mental aspect of the game and ability that you have as a football player can work hard in the weight room to get stron- be taken away from you at any time. This RK Player Years TFL ger, you can be a success. I think hard work made me understand that during the time 1. Michael Dean Perry, DT 1984-87 61 is the difference in anything you do. If you you have a chance to play, you better give 2. William Perry, MG 1981-84 60 give everything you have for every play you everything you have because every play 3. Randy Scott, LB 1975-78 43 can be good at whatever, student, football could be your last play. 4. Jim Stuckey, DT 1976-79 36 player, or businessman." Even in this tough situation Bodine made 5. Rob Bodme, DT 1989-91 34 6. Levon Kirkland, OLB 1988-91 31 Coach Hatfield also notices the hard the best of it. "After that injury I had a lot of 7. Jeff Bryant, DT 1978-81 28 work that Bodine puts in. "I look at Rob and time on my hands. When the team would 8. Vance Hammond, DT 1987-90 27 see how small he is and wonder how is he practice I would go to the weight room. Chester McGlockton, DT 1989-91 27 able to do everything that he does on the Instead of doing the same lifts I tried to do 10. Ed McDaniel, ILB 1988-91 26 football field. He is such a motivator for different things that would make me stron- everyone on this football team. I think Rob ger and quicker. This made a difference shows what can happen if you give every- because the strength results tell me I'm thing you have. He will be a success in stronger now than I was before the injury." way before finishing his senior season. anything he does because of the hard work Head Strength Coach Gary Wade was "These type of things are important to me, he will put into it." impressed with the strides Bodine made but the most important thing to me on the Bodine's work habits have not gone un- after the injury. "Rob was one of those guys football field is getting the 'W. noticed by other Tiger defenders either. who didn't let an injury keep him down. Even "For myself, if I can stay healthy and play Rob is certainly an inspiration to every mem- though he was disappointed by being in- every game, it could be possible for me to ber of this team. Linebacker Ashley jured, he came to the weight room with the get the tackles for loss record for a season.
Sheppard states, "When I look at Rob, he is attitude that he was going to be a better You sure can't say that you are going to get
not the most physically gifted athlete I have player because of the injury." that many tackles, but if you set your goals ever seen. But he is such a hard worker and Herrin echoes Wade's statements. "Noth- high there is no telling what you might so determined he shows everyone what ing that Rob does surprises me. He made accomplish. I think last year was special for hard work can accomplish." his mind up that this injury would not keep me because I was able to do things that
Bodine has always been a hard worker, him down and it didn't. I tell you what, if he some players can't do because of the people but this was never more evident in the told me that he was going to ride a horse that around me. With great players like we had winter of 1 991 . He suffered a knee injury in had not been broken, I sure would not say last year, I was able to do more than I might the pre Hall of Fame Bowl workouts in that he could not do it. He is that type of have been able to do under normal circum- Orlando for the person. his and was out game. Some When he puts mind to some- stances." wondered how effective he could be in 1 991 thing, there is no doubt in my mind that he With the type of year Rob Bodine is after the injury. will accomplish it." having, the thought of playing pro football The analogy of breaking a horse is does not seem out of the realm of possibil- appropo considering the fact that Bodine is ity. Bodine, however, is not counting on an animal science major at Clemson. Off that. "I am going to get my degree from the field Rob has excelled just as much as Clemson before I even think about pro ball," he has on it. In the spring of this past year, says Bodine, who is scheduled to graduate he represented the university at a livestock in May. "To pin all my hopes on playing pro judging competition at Ohio State Univer- ball would be ridiculous." sity. "The animal science major is one that In the event that he does play pro ball
I enjoy. The professors are personable and there is still something else that Rob Bodine
enjoyable. I think the biggest key to me wants to do with his life. "The last decade doing well in school is that after football, the has been rough on agriculture, but hope-
things I am studying are what I am inter- fully I can get some money and buy a ranch ested in doing for the rest of my life." somewhere. I can't imagine doing anything There are still goals left to be accom- else with my life other than farming. I spent plished before Bodine rides into the sunset. half the summer at my uncle's ranch in This year's defense is making a name for North Dakota and it was just great." itself, proving once again to be a tough unit. So even though Rob Bodine may some- Bodine thinks there is still more that the times get dwarfed by the "trees" that sur- defense can accomplish. "I think our de- round him, his hard work and his great fense could be better than last year's if we attitude have made this "forest" one that continue to work hard. As long as we make may go down in history as one of the Tigers' improvement from to week that is all week best.
that I care about. We lost a lot of good players oft last year's defense, but we will be hard to handle by the end of the season." With the improvement of the Clemson Bodine was a member of Clemson's livestock defense and the eye-ooening stats he has judging team last Spring and hopes to own a accumulated so far, personal honors are farm after his playing days are over. also something that should come Bodine's
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The impact of Max Lennon's presidency engineering and other disciplines that en- on Clemson University's success and image abled Clemson to help South Carolinians Lennon's Vision for is probably best measured by what third- recover from the devastation of Hurricane Clemson's Future party sources say about him. In an editorial Hugo. "Clemson University will become marking Lennon's fifth anniversary as presi- "Ourgoal istobecomethe model among dent. The Anderson Independent-Mail land-grant universities by providing educa- the nation's leading technologi- congratulated his accomplishments in rais- tion with relevance," he said. cally-oriented land-grant univer- ing the university's academic stature. The "As a land grant college, we have an sity. This end will be achieved State newspaper dubbed him South obligation in rural development and to help through an uncompromising Carolina's most influential figure in higher eliminate the pockets of poverty and illit- passion for excellence in under- education and The Greenville News ap- eracy that remain in this state. Education is plauded his leadership in the successful the answer, and we have an obligation to graduate and graduate teaching, "Campaign for Clemson". make education accessible to all people." research and public service. The Lennon's accomplishments at Clemson Lennon came to Clemson from The Ohio University will emphasize sci- are easily documented: a capital campaign State University, where he had been ex- ence, technology, and innovation that reached its goal 18 months ahead of ecutive dean for agriculture, home eco- will provid- schedule: research funding that has more nomics and natural resources. Lennon and be dedicated to than doubled annually (up to $80 million a was also on the Ohio State Faculty Senate ing a liberal education that fos- year) ; and a balanced strategic plan focusing and was co-chairman of the Governor's ters integrity, critical thinking, a on the environment, biotechnology, commission on agriculture. ad- global view, and leadership for a vanced materials and undergraduate Previously, he had served as dean of changing world." teaching. the College of Agriculture, and as director Recent state budgeting problems won't of the Agricultural Experiment Station at
be allowed to stand in the way of Clemson's the University of Missouri, and as associate
progress, Lennon pledges, but he notes dean and director of research in the Col- in a number of civic and professional groups, that the greatest challenge facing Clemson lege of Agricultural Sciences at Texas Tech ranging from his local Rotary Club and the Carolina today is finding a way to increase public University. South Research Authority to the
understanding of and support for higher Lennon is a native of Columbus County, Kellogg Foundation's EARTH Board, which education. NC and earned his bachelor's degree and aims to improve third world agriculture. Lennon also sees potential for national doctorate from N.C. State University. He In the fall of 1 987, Lennon was named to leadership in innovative public-service began his teaching career at N.C. State. the board of trustees of the Farm Founda- tion, national programs, such as those in agriculture. The Clemson president has been active a organization devoted to im- proving research and education to benefit
rural areas. He is serving a four-year term as the university representative on the board, which also includes farmers, leg- islators and executives of leading agri- cultural industries.
Lennon was appointed in 1988 to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Policy Advisory Committee for Science and Education Research Grants Program by Secretary of Agriculture Richard E. Lyng, and was a keynote speaker at the AgBiotech 88 International Conference in Washington. Lennon was also appointed to chair a committee of top administrators and fed-
eral officials from 1 1 universities across the nation to work with congress on leg- islation relating to foreign assistance and international development. The com-
mittee is a project of the National Asso- ciation of State Universities and land- grant colleges.
Lennon is married to Ruth Carter Lennon and they have two children, Daniel Ray
Under Lennon's direction, Clemson reached its capital campaign goal 18 months ahead of (29) and Robin (26). schedule.
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Head Coach Ken Hatfield
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If auspicious beginnings hold any portent, 1957-76) had a better percentage. Hatfield's Inside Sports Magazine in 1990.
Ken Hatfield is set for a stellar career at SWC winning percentage was higher than 1 Hatfield began his coaching career imme- Clemson. When the 48-year-old coach took former SWC coaches who are in the college diately after graduation. In the fall of 1 965, he
over the Clemson program in January of 1 990, Football Hall of Fame, including Bear Bryant, served as an assistant coach at Helena-West he was faced with the challenge of continuing Frank Broyles, Jess Neely, and John Heisman. Helena High School in Arkansas. In 1966, he the tradition of footbail excellence set in the The native of Helena, Arkansas, played in moved to West Point, where he served as eighties (only Nebraska and Miami had fewer two bowl games with the Razorbacks, coached freshman coach for two seasons.
losses in that time frame). Hatfield more than in seven post-season games as an assistant After the two-year stint at Army, he served met that challenge, showing that the Tigers and the Hall of Fame Bowl marked the ninth in as an assistant coach at Tennessee for three
are definitely in good hands for the 1990s. which he was the head coach. Six times he years ( 1 968-70). The Volunteers went to post- The victory over Illinois in the Hall of Fame has coached a team to a top 1 5 final ranking in season bowls all three seasons (including two
Bowl made Hatfield the first Clemson coach to the AP poll, and he played on two other top 1 major bowls), won three conference titles and
win 10 games in his first year and his .833 teams. The victory over Illinois in the Hall of ranked in the final top 20 of the AP poll all three
winning percentage is the best by a first-year Fame Bowl gave him six top-1 5 seasons in the seasons, including a number-four ranking in Clemson coach since 1900 when John last eight years. 1970.
Heisman was 6-0. The 1 990 season included Hatfield-coached clubs have excelled of- In 1971, Hatfield began a seven-year stint six wins overteams with winning records. Only fensively and defensively, but they have been at the University of Florida, spending four Georgia Tech had more. particularly successful in rushing offense and seasons as a defensive backfield coach and
Hatfield was just the eighth coach in the last defense. Each of his last nine teams have three as an offensive backfield mentor. Florida in in 1 3 years to take a team to a Top 1 AP final finished in the top 20 nationally in rushing played four bowl games during his career
ranking in his first year with the program. He is offense, including six top 10 finishes. Gainesville and two more Gator teams finished
the first ACC coach in history to take a team to Two of his last four Arkansas teams finished in the AP top 20, including the 1 974 team that a final AP top 10 ranking in his first year at a in the top three in the country in turnover played Nebraska in the Sugar Bowl. school. margin, including his 1 988 team that was first Hatfield became offensive coordinator at But Hatfield's impressive debut at Clemson in the nation (Clemson was second that same the Air Force Academy under former New was no big surprise to those who have followed year). Defensively, his clubs have finished in York Giants head coach Bill Parcells in 1978. his career. He has enjoyed success throughout the top 1 5 in the nation in rushing defense six A year later, Parcells was wooed to the Big his involvement with the sport of football, as a of the last seven years. The Tigers ranked first Apple and Hatfield became the Falcons' head Air player and coach. He has now had a Top 1 in the nation in total defense, second in rush- coach. The Force program had not had a team at three different schools, Air Force, ing defense, and second in scoring defense at winning season since 1973. But by his fourth Arkansas and Clemson. the end of the 1990 regular season. season, Hatfield had an eight-game winner, As a player, he helped Arkansas face every Hatfield has coached in four major confer- led Air Force to its first-ever victory over Notre challenge in 1964, when the Razorbacks had ences and with independent schools, giving Dame, and had taken the Falcons to a post-
first 1 an 1 1 -0 season and won the national title. As him a diverse background in the finer points of season bowl for the time since 971
an assistant coach at Tennessee and Florida, the game. It is one reason he was named the In 1983, Hatfield was named national he molded countless players into top-notch third best teaching coach in college football by Coach-of-the- Year by the Football Coaches athletes who competed for Southeastern Con-
ference titles, played in seven bowl games in
a 1 0-year period, and ranked in the final top-20 five times. Asahead coach, hetookadormant Air Force program to a number-13 national ranking and a pair of bowl wins. He continued to meet the challenges at Arkansas, his alma mater, guiding the Razorbacks to back-to-
back Southwest Conference titles, something that had not been done at Arkansas since Hatfield was a player. Hatfield has taken his teams to nine con- secutive post-season bowls, including Janu-
ary 1 appearances four of the last five years.
He is one of just five active coaches to take a team to a bowl each of the last nine years. He is in noteworthy company as the other mem- bers of that exclusive club are Tom Osborne (Nebraska), Pat Dye (Auburn), LaVell Edwards (BYU), and Bobby Bowden (Florida State). Hatfield has an overall record of 91-51-2 (.639), but he has won 77 percent of his games over the last seven seasons (75-21-1). At Arkansas, he posted a record of 55-21-1 over six seasons, a .760 winning percentage. That percentage is second best in Southwest Con- Ken Hatfield was just the eighth coach in the last 13 years to take a team to a Top 10 AP ference history as only Darrell Royal (Texas final ranking in his first year with the program.
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Association (Bobby Dodd Award) after leading YEAR BY YEAR WITH KEN HATFIELD Air Force to a 10-2 season that included wins Varsity Final over Notre Dame, Navy and a bowl victory Year School Records AP-UPI Status Bowl over Mississippi. It was the Academy's first- 1 Ark ancac Q-9 Ptawpr ^iinpr v/q Micci 1 1 .n 0-0 Plav/pr Prittnn \/c Nohracka The next year. Hatfield succeeded Lou MI r\df lodo \ idy ci V-/UIIUI 1 VO- INCUIdOrVa Hplpna Acct Pnaph Holtz at Arkansas, where he would take his Wvv . nclcl la no Mool. wUdUl 1 7-^ ritroll. wUdUl 1 alma mater to 55 wins in six seasons, six bowl Army 1 QK7 P.-0 Froch Pr»arh Army ricoll. UUdL-l 1 appearances and four final top-15 rankings. 1 QKft Tonnoccoo 1 ^-7 Ontton \/c ToYac O c. I Mool. \u\JO\j\ 1 wUUUi i vo. i cAao 10-2 His 1985 club finished with a mark and * 1 QfiQ Q-0 -I C_ 1 -I Acct Pnarh f^atnr \/c PlnriHa 1 fcJI W IfcroofcJt; Mool- vUdL-i I VJidiUf vo. riuiiud number- national ranking, 12 the Razorbacks' 1 Q7D Tonnoccoo Acct Pnarh ^i in^ir \/c Air Pnrr'P 11-1 4-4 Mool. UUctU 1 ouydi vo. Mil rui Ut7 first Top 20 finish since 1982. Four times the 1 Q71 FlnriHa 4-7 Acct Pnarh i IUI iud Mool. \_/UdUi i 1 Q7? FloriHa Acct Pnarh Razorbacks rallied from fourth-quarter deficits I IUI tUd J *J 1 MOOl. V_sUdUI 1 c 1 Q7T 7- « NR-9n Acct Pnarh Tannprino \/c Miami DM to gain victory. i IUI IUd Mool. \-»Udul 1 idiiytJiiiic vo iviidiiii, un F Ir^riH a Acct Pnarh mar \/c Mphracka The 1986 campaign was another year of OH Mool. wUdui i OULjdl Vo. I^CUI dOrsd Flr»r iHq Acct Pna^h (~X r\\r\r \/c Marx/lanH i IUI lUa Mool. OUdUl 1 uuiui vo. ividi yidf iu success with highlight victories over a nation- 1 Q7R FlnriHa Acct Pnarh Qun \/c Toyac A&WA i IUI IUd O *T Mool. v/UdUl I OUI 1 Vo. 1 t?AdO MOtlVI ally ranked Texas A&M club and the Razor- FlnriHa 6-4-1 1 977 i IUI \\JCX rAOOl. wUCUjI 1 backs' first win in 20 years at Texas. Arkansas 1 978 Air Fnrr^p 3-8 Off P.nnrH advanced to the Orange Bowl and finished 1 Q7Q Air Fn rr- o 9-Q UoaH Pnarh C J ntJdU wUdUl i s 15th in the final poll. 1 QP.0 Air Forro 9-Q-1 UoaH f nari h AP i Mil rUlv/C C J I ncdu oudui 1 Air Frirpp HoaH Pnarh Arkansas won the 1988 and 1989 South- QR1 Mil rUHjt? 4-7 ncau v_/UdUi i f"^f"iP.ph Air Hpp.H i Fnr^p 1 1 ci \j west Conference Championships. Hatfield was 1982 8-5 ICaU vUQLI iioii ui i oiiic vo. v i y Air Fnrpo Hoarl Pnarh InHononHonro \/c K^icc named Southwest Conference Coach-of-the- 1 z/oo mm i ui uc m-? nuau uuavi i II lUoUOl lUul ll/C VO. IVIIOO. A rU ancac 1 ihprtw \/c Aiihiirn Ml r\di lodo 7-4-1 ricau uUaLi i liuci iy vo. nuuui 1 Year in 1 988 as he took the Razorbacks to the Arkancac 1 ?-1 Hnlirt^v v/c Ari7nna ^t mi rscii lodo ncctu vuau i nuiiudy vo mi i ploma in the spring of 1 Hatfield was an The 1 964 AII-SWC selection was inducted into percent) , one of the top 1 figures in the nation. 965, Hall of in "Football is a part of a young man's edu- Academic All-American in 1964 and was the the Arkansas Sports Fame 1989. cation. He learns about himself by playing football." states Hatfield. "It gives him a per- spective of how to handle defeat as well as victory. Our success at Clemson will be re- flected in the lives of our players after they leave Clemson University. We want to help make them the best people they can be. We want to maximize their potential. That is our challenge." These statements were certainly watch- words for Hatfield as a player and these ex- periences have helped him in his relationship with his players. Hatfield played for three years at Arkansas (1 962-64) and he was a starter on the National Championship team of 1964. A defensive back by trade, he earned his fame as the nation's top punt returner in 1963 and 1964. He also finished as the runner-up as a sophomore and is still the only college football player to finish in the top two in the nation in punt returns three straight seasons. His most memorable play took place against Texas in 1964 when he raced 81 yards with a punt return for a touchdown in Arkansas' thrill- ing 14-13 victory. It was the key victory in the Razorbacks' championship season. Alto- gether, Hatfield scored five TDs via punt re- turns in his career, including an Arkansas Hatfield has coached teams to a final top 15 AP ranking at three different schools. 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Iowa State 1957 Received his master's degree in athletic Coaching Experience: HIGH SCHOOL-Assis- administration from Louisville in 1977. Personal Experience: Born July 2, 1948 in tant at Lake City (Iowa) H.S. (1963). COLLEGE- Coraopolis, PA. Married Jeannie Morgan of Graduate assistant at Iowa State (1964); defen- Denver, CO, on Feb. 1 , 1969. The couple has a sive line at Iowa State (1965-1967); assistant at son and a daughter: Ron, Jr. and Rashawn Drake University (1968-1969); offensive coordi- (20) (16). Ron. Jr. is a junior at Arkansas and is a nator at Indiana State (1969-1973); assistant at member of the track and football teams. East Carolina (1973-1974); assistant at Virginia Other Highlights: In high school, was an All- (1974-1975); offensive coordinator at Memphis American and all-state performer in football, base- State (1975-1978); offensive line coach at ball, basketball, and track. Won All-America Clemson (1979-1989); offensive coordinator at honors as a defensive back in 1970, his senior Clemson (1990-present). year at Kansas State. The Playing Experience: HIGH SCHOOL- Earned 1984 Colorado sec- ondary coached by Dickerson ranked eighth in three letters in both football and baseball at the nation in pass defense. Penn State finished Moline Senior High. Earned three letters in both in the top 1 5 of the AP poll four times during his football and baseball at Iowa State. coaching stint there. The Nittany Lions Education: Graduated from Moline Senior High were ranked third in 1985 (11-1). first in 1986 (12-0), in 1 957; earned a physical education degree from 15th in 1989 (8-3-1 ), and 1 1th in 1990 (9-3). The Iowa State in 1 962; received master's from Iowa Nittany Lions ranked in the top 10 nationally in State in education in 1968. scoring defense four of his six seasons there. In Personal Data: Born June 6, 1939 in Brazil. 1990, Penn State ranked in the top 12 in the Iowa. Married Lois Jean Plecker of Winter Ha- nation in pass defense (10th), turnover margin ven, Florida on April 18, 1961 . Children (2): Mike (7th), scoring defense (9th), rushing defense (28), Laurann (26). (7th), and total defense (1 1th). The 1990 Penn Other Highlights: An all-state high school foot- State team also tied for second in the nation in ball player. A member of the Big Eight all- interceptions with 23. Seventeen players coached conference football team in 1961. Won the by Dickerson have moved on to the NFL. 10 are Reuben Miller Award for Most Valuable Player on on current rosters. Current president of the Black and off the field at Iowa State (1 961 ). Captain of Coaches Association of America. Member of the the Iowa State baseball team (1 961 ). Selected to NCAA Scholarship Award Committee. the All-Time Iowa State football team (by former players and coaches). Has coached three All- America guards over the last eight years. Five WALLY AKE years in a row one of his guards was chosen All- Inside Linebackers ACC (1983-1987). Clemson has ranked in the William & Mary '72 Top 20 in the nation in rushing offense seven of Coaching Experience: HIGH SCHOOL - De- the last eight years, including number-nine in fensive coordinator at Falls Church, VA (1972- Ron Dickerson 1990. 1977) and head coach (1978). COLLEGE - Defensive Coordinator Linebacker coach at William & Mary (1979); RON DICKERSON graduate assistant who worked with tight ends at Arkansas( 1 ; line Defensive Coordinator 980) defensive coach at Air Force Secondary (1981-1983); defensive line coach at Arkansas (1984-1988); inside linebacker coach at Arkan- Kansas State 1971 sas (1989); inside linebacker coach at Clemson Coaching Experience: COLLEGE - Defensive (1990-present). secondary coach at Kansas State (1972-75); Playing Experience: HIGH SCHOOL- All-dis- wide receiver and secondary coach at Louisville trict tight end at Falls Church, Va. Lettered two (1975-77); defensive secondary coach at Pitts- years in football, two years in basketball, and two burgh (1978-80); assistant head coach and sec- years in baseball. COLLEGE - Three-year ondary coach at Colorado (1 982-84); secondary letterman at William & Mary. At William & Mary, coach at Penn State (1985-1990); defensive co- earned All-Southern Conference Honors as a ordinator at Clemson (1991 -present). m junior for team that won league championship. Playing Experience: HIGH SCHOOL - Four- Second-team all-conference as a senior. sport letterman (football, basketball, baseball, Education: Graduated from Falls Church High and track) at Coraopolis High School in Coraopolis, School in Virginia in 1968. Earned bachelor's PA. A High School All-American as a defensive degree in physical education from William & Mary back and an all-state performer in all four sports. in 1972. COLLEGE - Lettered three years for Kansas Personal Information: Born August 11. 1950 State. Set school record for interception return He and his wife have one child, Aaron (5). yardage in a career. Played in 1970 East-West Other Highlights: Has coached three All- Shrine Game, the American Bowl, and the Col- America players. Wayne Martin, defensive end, lege All-Star Game. Seventh-round draft pick of Arkansas; Tony Cherico. noseguard. Arkansas; the Miami Dolphins in 1971 and Chris Funk, defensive tackle, Air Force. Has Clemson Football '91 13 ; coached one or more all-conference players each ami High School in 1973. Earned a bachelor's year of his coaching career. Martin was named degree in physical education from Florida in defensive Player of the Year in the Southwest 1983. Conference. Cherico was named defensive Personal Information: Born June 6, 1954. He Rookie of the in the Southwest Year Conference. and his wife, Pat, have a son, Kody (7), and a 4th in the nation in rushing Arkansas was defense daughter Ashly Nicole (3). in 1988, 7th in 1987, 13th in 1985 and 14th in Other Highlights: With the Dallas Cowboys, 1984, seasons Ake was a defensive coach. had 23 kickoff returns for 502 yards and 26 #1 in nation in total in Clemson was the defense rushing attempts for 1 24 yards and three TDs for 1990, his first year on the Clemson staff. '77 '78 the and seasons. Rushed for 1 ,1 05 career yards at Florida and nine touchdowns. Arkansas LARRY BECKMAN ranked in the Top 20 in rushing all six years he served as an assistant there. ranked Offensive Tackles, Tight ends Clemson ninth in rushing in his first Florida '66 season, and he also coached ACC Rookie-of-the-Year Ronald Wil- Coaching Experience: HIGH SCHOOL- Assis- liams. tant at Miami Spring High School in Florida (1 967- 1974); head coach at Pensacola (1978-1979); Larry Beckman COLLEGE: Graduate assistant at Florida (1 966) LESHERRIN Tackles, Tight Ends and junior varsity assistant (1975); offensive line Defensive Line coach at East Tennessee State (1976-1978); Western Carolina '71 tight end coach and special teams coach at Air Coaching Experience: HIGH SCHOOL- Assis- Force (1980) and offensive line coach (1981- tant at R/S Central High in Rutherfordton, NC 1983); offensive line coach at Arkansas (1984- (1 972-1 974); assistant at Lexington Senior High 1989); offensive line coach at Clemson (1990- in Lexington, NC (1974-1975); athletic director present). and head coach at Central Davidson High School Playing Experience: HIGH SCHOOL—Defen- in Lexington, NC (1975-1979). COLLEGE- De- sive end at Miami Edison. COLLEGE— Lettered fensive coordinator at Appalachian State (1980- three years offensive guard at Florida. All- as 1 981 ); linebacker coach at Clemson (1 981 -1 984); Southeastern Conference in 1 and honorable 965 outside linebacker coach at East Carolina ( 1985- mention All-American. Co-Captained the 1965 1987); outside linebacker coach at University of Gator squad. North Carolina (1988); defensive line coach at Education: Graduated from Miami Edison High Clemson (1989-present). School in 1961. Earned bachelor's degree in Playing Experience: HIGH SCHOOL- Lettered physical education from Florida in 1966 and three years in football, basketball, and baseball at master's degree in physical education in 1967. Waycross (GA) High School. COLLEGE- Lettered Larry Brinson Personal Data: Born February 19, 1943. He and four years in football at Western Carolina. Running Backs wife, Linda, have two sons, Jon (20) and Brad Education: Graduated from Waycross High (18). School in Waycross, GA in 1965. Earned a B.A. Other Highlights: In High School, All-Dade degree in education from Western Carolina in County selection. Played in the Florida High 1971. Earned a master's degree in health and School All-Star game in 1961. All-Florida de- physical education the following year. fensive end at Miami Edison. In College, All- Personal Data: Born in Waycross, GA on Febru- Southeastern Conference in 1 965 and honorable ary 18, 1948. Married Shirley Andrews of mention All-American. Captained the 1 965 Gator Hillsborough, NC on August 15, 1970. Children squad. Three-year letterwinner at Florida. Since (1): Deke (15). 1 982, has coached in eight straight bowl games. Other Highlights: Captain of football team at In the last eight years, has coached at least one Western Carolina; Team MVP as a senior and first-team all-conference performer. Arkansas Defensive MVP as a junior; as a coach, led his ranked in the Top 20 in the nation in rushing all six Central Davidson High School team to a 29-6 years he coached the offensive line. Clemson record and three conference championships ranked ninth in the nation in rushing during 1 990, during his three-year tenure. Clemson won na- his first year at Clemson. tional championship his first year on Tiger staff. Coached ACC MVP Jeff Davis, who went on to be LARRY BRINSON captain of Tampa Bay Bucs. Also coached All- Running Backs Pro Johnny Rembert of the New England Patri- ots. Clemson was first in nation in total Florida '83 defense and second in scoring and rushing defense in Coaching Experience: COLLEGE- Graduate 1990. assistant at University of Florida (1 978); running back coach at Air Force (1983); running back coach at Arkansas (1984-1989); running back ROGER HINSHAW coach at Clemson (1990-present). Outside Linebackers Playing Experience: HIGH SCHOOL- Three- Appalachian State '72 year letterman as running back at Northwestern Coaching Experience: HIGH SCHOOL- Assis- Miami, FL. Captained team as a senior. Also tant coach at Watauga (NC) High School (1 972- lettered four years in track. All-City and All-County 1973); defensive coordinator at Newnan (GA) in football. COLLEGE-Lettered four years as County High School (1977-1978). COLLEGE- running back at Florida. Played PROFESSIONAL- Graduate assistant at Appalachian State ( 1 974) three years with the Dallas Cowboys, playing in defensive coordinator at Livingston University the 1977 and 1978 Super Bowls. Running back (1979-1982); outside linebacker coach at Air for two years (1980-1981) for the Seattle Roger Hinshaw Force (1 983) ; outside linebacker coach at Arkan- )utside Linebackers Seahawks. sas (1984-1989); outside linebacker coach at Education: Graduated from Northwestern Mi- Clemson (1990-present). 14 Clemson Football '91 Playing Experience: HIGH SCHOOL- Two- Other Highlights: 1981 Sporting News year letterman as a wingback/defensive back at Honorable Mention All-American. 1980 and Walter Williams High School in Burlington, NO 1981 All-Southern Independent. 1980 and Also letterered two years in track. COLLEGE- 1981 All-Metro Conference. Captain of the Played defensive back at Appalachian State and 1981 team. Quarterbacked Florida State to earned one letter. consecutive Orange Bowl appearances af- Education: Graduated from Walter Williams High ter the 1979 and 1980 seasons. FSU was School, in Burlington, NC, in 1968. Earned a ranked 6th in 1979 and 5th in 1980. Clemson bachelor's degree in health and physical educa- set a school record for completion percent- tion from Appalachian State in 1972. Earned a age (60%) in his first year as quarterback master's degree in physical education from Ap- coach. palachian State in 1974. Personal Information: Born March 3, 1950. He RICHARD WILSON and his wife Lynn have three daughters. Beth Wide Receivers (10). Lindsey (7) and Jamie (5). Arkansas 81 Other Highlights: Led Appalachian State in Coaching Experience: HIGH SCHOOL-Sec- interceptions as a senior. Member of the Fel- ondary coach at El Dorado High (1981-1982), lowship of Christian Athletes during his under- head 1 0th grade coach and varsity wide receiver graduate days. Arkansas ranked in the Top 20 in coach at Jacksonville High (1983). COLLEGE- the nation in rushing defense four of his six years Graduate assistant at Missouri (1 984-1 985); vol- with the Razorbacks. Clemson ranked first in the unteer coach and head junior varsity coach at nation in total defense in 1 990. Outside linebacker Missouri ( 1 986) ; secondary coach at The Citadel Levon Kirkland was a finalist for the 1 990 Butkus (1987) and wide receiver coach (1988); wide Award. receiver coach at Arkansas (1 989) ; wide receiver coach at Clemson (1990-present). RICK STOCKSTILL Playing Experience: HIGH SCHOOL - Lettered Quarterbacks three years in football, basketball, and baseball at Florida State '82 Hope High School and was an all-conference Coaching Experience: Offensive coordinator performer in all three sports. COLLEGE - Played and quarterback coach at Bethune-Cookman one year at Central Arkansas for the national College (1983-1984); assistant head coach and championship team. Played for three years in the wide receiver coach at the University of Central secondary and special teams at Arkansas. Florida (1985-1989); quarterback coach at Education: Graduated from Hope High School in Clemson (1989-present). 1976. Earned a bachelor's degree in education Playing Experience: HIGH SCHOOL- Earned at Arkansas in 1 981 . Received master's degree 14 letters, four in football, four in basketball, and in sports management from Missouri in 1985. six in baseball at Femandina Beach, FL. COL- Personal Information: Born September20, 1 958. LEGE- Earned three letters in football from Florida Wife's name is Brenda. State University. Starting quarterback in two Other Highlights: In high school, all-conference Orange Bowl games for the Seminoles and took in baseball, football, and basketball. Batted .500 the team to a pair of Top 1 seasons. his senior year in baseball. Named his high Education: Graduated from Femandina Beach school's most outstanding athlete. In college, High School in 1977; earned a B.S. degree in competed for the national title as a NAIA player in physical education at Florida State in 1982. 1976 and as a NCAA player in the 1980 Sugar Personal Data: Born December 23, 1959 in Bowl. Coached two professional players while at Sidney, OH . Married the former Sara Fleischman Missouri, Eric McMillan (Jets) and Robert Delphino of Orlando, FL on July 7, 1990. (Rams). Arkansas was 1 1th in the nation in his only year with the Razorbacks. Football Administrators Dr. Richard P. Ellis Jim Goodman Assistant Athletic Director Assistant Athletic Director for Football Operations for Recruiting and Dick Ellis is in his second year at Clemson High School Relations after the highly successful 1990 season in Jim Goodman is in his first year with the finished 1 0-2 season with which the Tigers a a Clemson athletic department serving as As- victory over Big Hall of Fame Bowl Ten Co- sistant Athletic Director for Recruiting and High Illinois and a ninth place finish in the Champion School Relations. Goodman might be new at Dick Ellis is no stranger to winning athletic national rankings. However. Clemson, but is certainly no stranger to Head Coach Ken Hatfield. administrator he has been part of successful programs. As a coach and Goodman formerly served under the Tiger head football coach at The Air prior programs at Air Force. Texas A&M and Arkansas to becoming a Force Academy and at Arkansas. Tiger. Goodman, a Blountstown, FL. native boasts an extensive background from the University of Arkansas where he served Ellis came to Clemson in coaching and athletic administration. He comes to Clemson after a as the recruiting coordinator and administrative assistant under Coach successful stint at Florida. The 1 991 Florida recruiting class was rated the of Razorbacks finished with Ken Hatfield. The 1 989 University Arkansas third-best in the nation by the National High School Recruiting Service and a 10-1 regular season record and a trip to the Cotton Bowl as the the seventh best by both SuperPrep magazine and Lemming's Prep Southwest Conference Champions. Football Report. Clemson Football '91 15 We're bringing on the Carolina Pride Hot Dogs. The Official Hot Dogs CLEMSON TIGERS Board of Trustees CLEMSON UNIVERSITY EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Dr. Max Lennon, President Dr. W. David Maxwell, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Maj. Gen. (Ret.) Hugh J. Clausen, Secretary of the Board of Trustees and Vice President for Administration Dr. Milton Wise, Vice Provost and Vice President for Agriculture and Natural Resources Bill L. Amick Louis P. Batson Mr. David R. Larson, Vice President for Business and Finance Chairman Greenville Dr. Gary Ransdell, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Batesburg Dr. Jay E. Gogue, Vice President for Research and Development Mr. Manning N. Lomax, Vice President for Student Affairs TRUSTEES EMERITI Fletcher C. Derrick, Jr., Charleston, SC James C. Self, Greenwood, SC Williams N. Geiger, Jr., Columbia, SC D. Leslie Tindal, Columbia, SC Britton Lawrence M. Gressette, Jr. Paul W. McAlister, Laurens, SC J. J. James M. Waddell, Jr., Columbia, SC Sumter Columbia Paul Quattlebaum, Charleston, SC ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATION Sri Dr. Farrell B. Brown, Acting Dean of Graduate School Dr. Jerome V. Reel, Vice Provost and Dean of Undergraduate Studies Dr. T. Ross Wilkinson, Dean, College of Agricultural Sciences William Green Louis Lynn Dr. James F. Barker, Dean, College of Architecture DesChamps, Jr. Columbia Dr. Ryan C. Amacher, Dean, College of Commerce and Industry Bisohpville Dr. Gordon W. Gray, Dean, College of Education Dr. J. Charles Jennett, Dean, College of Engineering Dr. Benton Box, Dean, College of Forest and Recreation Resources Dr. Robert A. Waller, Dean, College of Liberal Arts Dr. Opal Hipps, Dean, College of Nursing Dr. Bobby Wixson, Dean, College of Sciences Dr. Christopher J. Duckenfield, Vice Provost of Computer Information Tech- nology Dr. Jay Smink, Director of National Dropout Center Dr. Thomas B. Yandle, Jr., Director of Strom Thurmond Institute Dr. Joseph F. Boykin, Jr., Director of Libraries Harold D. (Doug) Kingsmore Thomas B. McTeer, Jr. Aiken Columbia Dr. A. Dewitt B. Stone, Assistant Vice President of Academic Affairs Buck Mickel William J. Neely, Jr. Philip h. Prince Joseph D. Swann Allen Wood Greenville Taylors Pawleys Island Greenville Florence Clemson Football '91 17 THE TIGER DEFENSE Your purchase of Clemson University souvenirs helps to support Tiger student-athletes only if you buy officially licensed souvenirs that carry hang tags or labels like the one featured above. We value our Tiger logos and we appreciate your help in the defense of our protected marks. 3* L Approved Colors: Orange PMS 165 and White m 3rd Color PMS 541 Blue CLEMSON CLEMSON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY For licensing information contact: Pat Battle, Collegiate Concepts, Inc.: Suite 102; 320 Interstate North; Atlanta, GA 30339. (404) 956-0520 Stadium Information v- TOP PECK GATES Prices Hats $12.00 Adult T-Shirts $12.00 Adult Sweatshirts $20.00 Maxie Footballs $10.00 Plastic Visors $2.00 Pom-Pons $1.00 Key Chains $3.00 Car Tags $3.00 22 oz. Ins. 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SEASON TICKET HOLDERS/OTHER cated: South side - Under Section J; North - VISITORS: Season ticket holders and other Side - Under Section T; North Top Deck EMERGENCY CALLS: Emergency calls visitors to the stadium are requested to Under Section K; South Top Deck - Under are received in the Security Booth. The 1 1 , 1 Section E. enter Gates , 5, 9, 1 or 3. Persons with Trained nurses are on hand emergency number is 656-2999. top deck tickets must enter the stadium via during the game. Should a doctor be needed, the ramps which are located behind the ask any usher, who knows the seat locations NOTE: The following items are prohibited in of North and South stands. Ramp entrances doctors. Ambulances are located at Gates Memorial Stadium - umbrellas, folding are adjacent to Gates 1 and 1 3 on the South 1. 5, 8 and 13. chairs, chaise lounges, food and beverage side and Gates 5 and 9 on the North side. containers of any type, alcoholic beverages, TELEPHONE: Pay telephones are located thermos jugs, and ice chests. Special entrances have at the stadium ticket offices at Gates 1 HANDICAPPED: , 5, 9, , for decks. been provided at Gates 1 5 and 13 the 13, top NOTICE: Solicitation for any purpose is handicapped. prohibited at an athletic contest in Clemson PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM: The public Memorial Stadium and Littlejohn Coliseum. WILL - CALL: Should you have tickets at address system is intended primarily for the will-call window, you will find them at the spectators' information concerning the ticket office at Gate 9. game. Please do not request the use of the public address system to make social con- The Clemson University Athletic Gates 4, 6 and 8 are closed prior to the tacts. Department requests "No Smoking" games and are opened for exit purposes in the seating areas of Memorial only. RESTROOMS: Ladies' and men's Stadium. Thank you for your consid- restrooms are located between the stands eration of this request. PASS-OUT CHECKS: Pass-out checks and can be reached by exit from any portal. Clemson Football '91 19 UJV ^fR-Ted FASHIONS FOR TODAY ASHEVILLI Asheville Mall ANDERSON Anderson Mall GREENVILLE McAlister Square JUST WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOR GREENWOOD Crosscreek Mall SPARTANBURG Westgate Mall Leading the Field. It takes drive, commitment, and ability to be a leader. That's what brought Sanders Bros., Inc. to the front. And that's what will keep us there. Sanders Bros., Inc. 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The Tigers won four ACC Championships last Wayne Coffman Jim Davis Cliff Ellis year as the baseball team swept the ACC Tourna- Women's Track & Women's Basketball Men's Basketball ment and finished the ACC regular season with an Cross Country 1 8-3 mark, the best in school history. The women's track team was victorious at the ACC outdoor meet, giving the program its first ever conference championship in track, while the men's track squad won the ACC indoor and outdoor meets for the third consecutive year. Clemson boasted 62 All- ACC competitors last year, the third most in a single academic year, and had 27 All-Americans, an all-time record for Ail-American selections in a single academic year. Three Clemson student-athletes were named the ACC's Most Valuable Performers for their respective sports. Anne Evans was honored after winning the ACC individual cross country champi- Eddie Griffin Dr. I.M. Ibrahim Andy Johnston onship. Donnie Heckel was the conference's top Wrestling Soccer Women's Tennis wrestler, while Kim Graham earned top ACC honors for the outdoor track season. As far as academics are concerned, Clemson won both of the ACC's top student-athlete awards for 1 990-91 . Former track and cross country Ail- American Dov Kremer won the league's Jim Weaver Award as the top male student-athlete, while Kelly Long from the women's swim team won the Marie James Award for the ACC's top female scholar-athlete. The Tigers had 64 ath- letes selected to the Academic AII-ACC squad. Five Clemson coaches were also named ACC Coach-of-the-Year. These selections included baseball's Bill Wilhelm, who led his squad to the winningest season in Clemson history and a trip to the College World Series, Dr. I.M. 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Columbia Location: Greenville-Spartanburg Locations: 408 Blossom Street 1506 Laurens Road Columbia Metro Airport 116 Haywood Road 803-779- 1212 Greenville/Spartanburg Jetport 803-233-8411 803-297-0395 Future Schedules 1992 1993 Sept. 5 BALL STATE Sept. 4 CAL STATE FULLERTON Sept. 12 FLORIDA STATE Sept. 11 at Florida State Sept. 19 VIRGINIA TECH Sept. 18 N.C. STATE Sept. 26 at Georgia Tech Sept. 25 GEORGIA TECH Oct. 3 OPEN DATE Oct. 2 OPEN DATE Oct. 10 at Virginia Oct. 9 VIRGINIA Oct. 17 DUKE Oct. 16 at Duke Oct. 24 at N.C. State Oct. 23 E. TENN STATE Oct. 31 at Wake Forest Oct. 30 WAKE FOREST Nov. 7 NORTH CAROLINA Nov. 6 at North Carolina Nov. 14 at Maryland 13 Nov. MARYLAND Now that Florida State has officially joined the Atlantic Coast Conference, Clemson fans can Nov. 21 SOUTH CAROLINA Nov. 20 at South Carolina expect to see some great games between the Seminoles and the Tigers in years to come. (803) 654-7432 654-8431 CHERYL AARON Attorney at Law Highway 93 contract negotiation Clemson criminal defense • dui Clemson Football '91 25 . Now You Can Watch The Best OfACC Football Over And Over And Over. . If you can't experience the excitement of Atlantic Then, settle back and watch the best in college Coast Conference Football at the stadium, the next best football, as it happens and with the option of seeing it thing to being there is watching the total coverage of again. . . and again. . . Jefferson-Pilot Sports. 1991 ACC Football Network Tentative Television Schedule Jefferson-Pilot Sports not only captures the big Sept. 7 Virginia at Maryland 00N Nov. 9 Clemson at 12:00N plays from the best angles, but thanks to instant replay, North Carolina Sept. 14 Rutgers at Duke 00N you can enjoy the action over and over again. Nov. 16 Split: Sept. 21 NC State at Wake Forest 00N Maryland at Clemson 12:00N It's complete and comprehensive television coverage Sept. 28 Georgia Tech at Clemson 00N Wake Forest at Georgia Tech for the eighth consecutive year from Jefferson-Pilot Sports. Oct. 5 Georgia Tech at NC State 00N Nov. 23 Split: Oct. 12 Virginia at Clemson 00N Thirteen ACC Football games that you won't want to Duke at North Carolina 12:00N Oct. 19 North Carolina at Virginia Tech miss. No wonder ACC Football is the most watched Virginia 12:00N at Virginia 12:00N regional collegiate TV network in the country. !K m I Oct. 26 North Carolina at Georgia Tech 12:00N Nov. 30 Georgia at Just clip this schedule and check local list- Georgia lech' 12:00N Maryland at ings for the station carrying the games you want North Carolina 12:00N to see. SPORTS 'If this game is selected by ABC or ESPN, no game wil be scheduled on this date on thf ACC Network A Division of Jefferson-Pilot Communications Company • One Julian Price Place • Charlotte, NC 28208 • 704/374-3669. 8 IPTAY At a time when our nation's hearts and largest and most successful athletic fundraising University has not been overlooked. The prayers were with our friends and loved ones organizations in America. IPTAY was the first IPTAY Academic Scholarship Endowment was in the Persian Gulf, the traditions here at home athletic fundraising organization in the country created to help meet the need for more aca- seemed just as important. One important to top the two, three, four and five-million demic scholarships for non-athletes who are tradition at Clemson University is the success marks in annual donations. The 1990-91 highly qualified academically. This scholar- of IPTAY. As our nation was successful in its academic year marked the 27th consecutive ship endowment is funded by certain company time of crisis, so were the faithful donors of year of increased contributions to the IPTAY gifts which are made as a result of employee I PTAY, who met another record-breaking year scholarship fund. contributions to IPTAY. In addition, the athletic for the IPTAY Scholarship Foundation. This In 1934, Dr. Rupert Fike founded IPTAY department has made generous contributions year marked the 27th consecutive year for with a very simple purpose in mind: IPTAY to the endowment from athletic revenues. donations to exceed the previous, while provides funds for athletic scholarships. The IPTAY Academic Fund is presently the reaching a record-breaking total of $5.9 million Clemson continues to be one of the few schools largest scholarship endowment of any kind at towards its commitment for providing schol- in the nation to award the maximum number of Clemson, providing $1.52 million in funds, arships for student-athletes. scholarships allowed by the NCAA for 18 currently benefitting more than 50 students. For the first time ever, Clemson's 1 990-91 men's and women's varsity sports. Since IPTAY's support extends to all of the student all-around sports program ranked among the 1934, IPTAY has provided scholarships for body. top 1 5 in the nation in both men's and women's over 5,000 student-athletes, trainers and The tremendous success of IPTAY is due, competition. The Clemson men's program managers. in large part, to the organizational makeup ranked in a tie for seventh best in the nation IPTAY currently provides the funds for tu- which allows donors to be as close to I PTAY as with LSU, while the women's program finished torial programs staffed by trained academic they are to their local IPTAY leadership. Each in a tie for 13th with Penn State. advisors, assisted by graduate and under- of South Carolina's 46 counties has an IPTAY The poll was conducted by USA Today graduate students. This support is intended to County Chairman, and every county is alloted and took into account the final rankings in 10 assure that all student-athletes are given the an IPTAY representative for every 35 donors. major sports. opportunity to earn their degree while partici- This year's IPTAY circuit was highlighted Clemson's top 10 ranking in the men's pating in athletics. by IPTAY president, Eddie Dalton, who at- program was nothing new as it marked the IPTAY donors have played an intricate role tended every District meeting in January and seventh time it had happened in the last 12 in the "Campaign for Clemson," a long-range every Clemson Club Meeting in April and May. years. The highest ranking ever for the men's fundraising project of the University. The IPTAY donors are kept up-to-date with program was a number-three finish in 1979- University's overall goal of $62 million was Clemson athletics through The Orange and 80. raised to $78 million goal ending in June of White. This is an official IPTAY publication The number-13 finish for the Lady Tiger 1 992. IPTAY provided $2.5 million with ongoing which is distributed exclusively to IPTAY do- program last year was the highest ranking opportunities for donors to be a part of the nors in appreciation of their support. ever. The previous best was a tie for 18th Learning Center. Clemson University will continue to be rec- finish in 1986-87. The 1990-91 season was Vickery Hall, the new Learning Center on ognized and respected on the national level the fourth time in the last five years that the East Campus, is a 29,000 square foot facility athletically and academically with the full Clemson women's program ranked in the top that houses the tutoring and advising programs support of IPTAY. IPTAY will continue to be 30 in the country. for student-athletes. The building contains successful because a loyal commitment to Clemson had one of its most successful all- various-sized study and tutoring rooms to be Clemson University is a way of life in the hearts around sports years ever as a record nine of used for individual study, as well as small of Clemson alumni and friends. the 18 teams finished in the top 15 of their group instruction. Computer facilities, an of- respective polls. The highest ranked teams fice/reception area for the advising staff and were the women's cross country team (third), an auditorium also are contained in the center. soccer team (fourth), and baseball team The generous support of 18,200 loyal do- (fourth). Clemson's women's basketball team nors to IPTAY has allowed the organization to was eighth in the final USA Today poll, while go beyond the funding of athletic scholarships the Clemson football team was ninth. by providing the financial basis for many of the Over the last five years, 1 6 of Clemson's 1 unparalleled athletic facilities at Clemson. teams have been ranked in the top 25 in the Since 1 978, IPTAY has provided the funding country at one time or another. During this for $34 million of capital improvements in the time the Clemson football, women's cross area of athletics. These improvements include country and golf teams have been in the top 25 the expansion of the football stadium, the all five years, while the women's basketball, newly renovated baseball facility (Tiger Field), women's swimming, men's indoor track, the indoor tennis facility, the soccer stadium, baseball, and women's tennis teams have had the new outdoor track, the weight room, the four top 25 seasons. new golf practice area, a new cross country The success of the Clemson athletic pro- course, and the IPTAY'Ticket Office facility. gram comes during a time when the integrity IPTAY is also proud to provide funding for and accountability of the academic progress the Tiger Band. Each year, IPTAY budgets of student-athletes are receiving national at- financial support for travel, uniforms and tention. IPTAY has been a large part of this equipment for this integral part of the Clemson success by being committed to the student- athletic program. Allison Dalton is in his seventh full year as athlete. While IPTAY is primarily concerned with the leader of America's number-one athletic IPTAY is recognized as one of the oldest. athletic fundraising, the mission of Clemson scholarship fund raising organization. Clemson Football '91 27 1991 ACC Football Schedule CLEMSON MEMORIAL STADIUM DATES CLEMSON OUKE FLORIDA STATE* GEORGIA TECH MARYLAND NORTH CAROLINA N.C. STATE VIRGINIA WAKE FOREST Sept. 7 APPALACHIAN ST. SOUTH CAROLINA TULANE PENN STATE (8/28) VIRGINIA VIRGINIA TECH MARYLAND HOME AWAY HOME E RUTHERFORD, NJ HOME HOME AWAY RUTGERS WESTERN MICHIGAN BOSTON COLLEGE SYRACUSE CINCINNATI KENT NAVY WESTERN CAROLINA 14 HOME HOME AWAY HOME HOME HOME HOME HOME TEMPLE COLGATE VIRGINIA WEST VIRGINIA ARMY WAKE FOREST GEORGIA TECH N.C. STATE 21 HOME HOME HOME (9/19) HOME AWAY AWAY AWAY (9/19) HOME GEORGIA TECH VIRGINIA MICHIGAN CLEMSON N.C. STATE NORTH CAROLINA DUKE NORTHWESTERN 28 HOME AWAY AWAY AWAY AWAY HOME HOME AWAY GEORGIA VANDERBILT SYRACUSE N.C. STATE PITTSBURGH WILLIAM & MARY GEORGIA TECH KANSAS APPALACHIAN ST. Oct. 5 AWAY HOME HOME AWAY AWAY HOME HOME HOME HOME VIRGINIA VIRGINIA TECH MARYLAND GEORGIA TECH WAKE FOREST CLEMSON NORTH CAROLINA 12 HOME ORLANDO HOME AWAY HOME AWAY AWAY MID. TENN. STATE SOUTH CAROLINA WAKE FOREST VIRGINIA MARSHALL NORTH CAROLINA MARYLAND 19 HOME AWAY AWAY AWAY HOME HOME HOME NX. STATE MARYLAND LSU NORTH CAROLINA OUKE GEORGIA TECH CLEMSON WAKE FOREST VIRGINIA 26 HOME AWAY AWAY HOME HOME AWAY AWAY HOME AWAY UJAVC CflDCCT 1 nilKVII 1 F NfiRTu ina snirrM ina tfnivc runcoi ucunuiA con DUKE nun i n i#nnuLinnnnni MARYI ANH parm VMI Nov. 2 HOME HOME AWAY AWAY AWAY HOME AWAY HOME AWAY NORTH CAROLINA WAKE FOREST SOUTH CAROLINA FURMAN PENN STATE CLEMSON VIRGINIA N.C. STATE DUKE 9 AWAY AWAY HOME HOME BALTIMORE HOME HOME AWAY HOME MARYLAND STATE MIAMI WAKE FOREST CLEMSON SOUTH CAROLINA DUKE GEORGIA TECH 16 N.G. HOME HOME HOME HOME AWAY HOME AWAY AWAY SOUTH CAROLINA NORTH CAROLINA N.C. STATE DUKE MARYLAND VIRGINIA TECH NAVY 23 AWAY AWAY AWAY HOME HOME HOME AWAY DUKE CLEMSON FLORIDA GEORGIA 30 TOKYO TOKYO AWAY HOME REV 6-17-91 * Florida State plays Brlgham Young In Anaheim, Calif, on August 29. Schedules are tentative and subject to change. 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Russell Caston, Jr. James Crawford H.S. Harris, Jr * Walter B. Crawford William Howell ' Gordan S Davis Thomas E. Mack William Lem Dillard Edgar C. McGee Thurmon McLamb Lynn Campbell John Tice I. L Donkle. Jr. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer ' James Douglas Robert M. DuBose Director, District V Director, District IX Director, District IV Director, District VIII R. C. Eldnge - Henry Elrod * Benjamin M Evatt ' Mark Finley IPTAY Past Presidents Glenn Garrett * Clark Gaston, Jr. T. C. Atkinson, Jr., Director F. Reeves Gressette, Jr., Director Bill Reaves, Director * Joe D. Gibson Joel W Gray, III Charlie Bussey, Director Lewis F. Holmes, Director Lawrence Starkey, Director William R. Alexander " Scott Greene Eddie N. Dalton, Director G. DesChamps, Director F.E. Hughes, Director ' Director, District III W. J. Benson Harrison Dr. J.H. Timmerman, Director Dr. R. C. Edwards, Director Dr. G.J. Lawhon, Jr., Director * Richard H Ivester * Terry S. Kinsmore DISTRICT III Marshall Walker, Director Harper Gault, Director George G. Poole, Jr., Director ' Sandy Kirkus William R. Alexander, Director Jim Patterson, Director * Bennie Langley 330 Fairway Rd., S.W. Jim League Aiken, SC 29801 Sam Ligon - ATHLETIC DIRECTOR BOBBY ROBINSON * Floyd S. Long Aiken County IPTAY EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - ALLISON DALTON - W M Manning, Jr. Warren E. Kenrick (CC) - Seabrook Marchant ' William R. Alexander - HONORARY DIRECTOR FRANK HOWARD * Edward O McCameron Richard I. Boyleston ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - Bert Henderson ' James T McCarter John R (Bob) Brooks J.G. Miller Johnny L. Cagle ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - Bob Mahony * James D. Miller - Alan J. Coleman * William J. Neely, Jr. Mike Coleman - denotes Representative Emeritus Thomas K. Norris Robert M. Cook ' William H. Orders Thomas Coward + denotes County Chairman Emeritus J.F. Palmer Alan D Gregory * '91 denotes IPTAY Award Winner - I.N. Patterson, Jr. Elbert Hines Hamilton George M Plyler ' Gerald W Metts " C. Evans Putman ' John G. Molony Bobby W. Ramsey - Alan M. Tewkesbury, III Representatives: Edwin L. Kilby, Jr. Joe Anderson ' Bruce Reeves - Carrol H. Warner ' R Frank Kolb Lewis Bagwell Robert E Reeves, Jr. H O. Weeks • ' Terry L. Long W. E (Bill) Burnett * Charles F. Rhem, Jr. ' Richard A. Coleman Tom Lynch James Rochester Edgefield County William D. Coleman Ben Massingill ' • Earl Sammons Lewis F. Holmes, III (CC) • Lynn W. Klugh Fooshe Mrs. Jo McFadden Robert G Sharpe Catherine M Christie ' • James V. Patterson James S. Hull * John G. Slattery E.O. Dukes, Jr. -' - R R Ritchie Robert L. McCord * Tim Strom - J.W Gilliam, Jr. • Ronnie Oliver Gil Rushton -" - Joseph D. Swann Lewis F. Holmes. Jr. ' William Singleton Melvin Pace C. * E. Richard Taylor Watson Rhodes G. Neil Smith * Wayne B. Richey Jim Vaughn - Thomas H. Ryan E. W M. Self G. Sparks * James E Vissage, Jr Theo Reginal Williams Robert E. Dye ' John Sparks * S Gray Walsh James Spearman Director, District I McCormick County +'Kermit M. Watson Lexington County Jennings G. McAbee (CC) • Joseph J. Turner Robert B Whorton ' Fred H. Carter (CC) DISTRICT I T. Jr. - K N. Vickery C. Faulkner, * David H Wilkins • Biliy Amick Robert E. Dye. Director Mark T Welborn * Charles P Willimon • Alvin N. Berry P.O. ' Box 2000 Oconee County Joseph A West Jerry A. Brannon Easley, - SC 29641 Dr. Don Neal (CC) Eugene P Willimon Laurens County • R. Hugh Caldwell Harold Thomas Alexander W. Wood Dr N. Carl Wessmger (CC) James Tracy Childers Abbeville County Michael Bobo Joe A. Young + J R. Adair H Ralph Corley, Sr • Charles B. Murphy (CC) • Marshall P. Childress Ira Bedenbaugh Dr. B R. Grandy V. Wendel Boggs ' Mr. Sammy Dickson Henry V. Blalock Brett J. Harris • Phillip H. Rosenburg Joel Harris W. Fred Chapman, Jr. - T. A. Henry " Earle Williamson Tim Hydrick " James A. Coleman Bob Householder Ellis Ivey ' Thomas E. Davienport Warren Craig Jumper Anderson County John N Landreth - Henry M. Faris, Sr. James M. Lowman • Dr. William P. Kay. Jr.. MD (CC) Horace J. McGee Carl R. Rogers John W. McLure • Melvin E. Barnett Frank J. McGee Jim Welborn J.W. Riser R. Carol Cook Dr. W Ted Nimmons J. Tom Shell • Joe B. Davenport Ernest Riley Spartanburg County Charles M Stuck George M. Ducworth Dan Strawderman * Dr Harold Vigodsky (CC) Robert M. Taylor J. Forrester Tom Sam Thrift Jim Sanders Kendall Alley Lee Harold Witt, Jr. Dr. James P. Hentz Director, District II William A Bishop, III Robert Lee Hill Pickens County William A Blackwood, Jr. Newberry County Dr. James H. Irby • F. II • David Whittemore, Jr. (CC) DISTRICT * John L. Brady, Sr. Louie C. Derrick (CC) Dr. C. Patrick Killen • J.E. Britt Jim Sanders, Director David Cecil, II T M Abrams Arthur M. Klugh, III Jeffery Childress Sanders Brothers, Inc. W. * John B. Cornwell, Jr W. Edgar Baker James F. Little - Box 188 B K Chreitzberg P.O. Walter Davis, Jr. Earle J. Bedenbaugh ' Harry Major Bennie Cunningham Gaffney. SC 29342 ' John T Duncan, Sr Hubert M Bedenbaugh • Randall W. Mcclain Charles E. Dalton John Easterlmg, III Walter B. Cousins Dr. P. S. Mowlajko Dr. Val S. Dyches Cherokee County John Easterling. Jr L. Glenn Fellers P C. Osteen. Jr. • ' Robert E. Dye Bob Peeler (CC) Judge Bruce Foster ' M. Larry Longshore Robert G. Sharpe • Dr Ronald Barrett Beniamin C. Dysart, III -* Harry H Gibson C.H. Ragsdale, III • Thompson A. Smith - R. Jr. • Dr. R. C. Edwards S. Campbell, Max P. Gregory Terry C. Shaver Tony Smith Gaston Jr. Gary E Clary Gage, Emmett Halliday - Clifford T. Smith D Grag Suggs - Bird Garrett John M Hamrick * Wilbur K Hammett C. Gurnie Stuck - Mark Wilson III Wylie Hamrick Roddy E. Gettys, * E. Guy Hendrix David Waldrop L. Earl Gilstrap, Jr. David Parker - W A Hudson Greenwood County Robert M. Guerreri - E Raymond Parker - A. P. Kerchmar Richland County " Wayne Bell (CC) ' - Bob Harmon Jim Sanders Harry Kmard • S C. McMeekin, Jr. (CC) Dr. F. E. Abell, Jr. ' Coach Frank J Howard - Henry M Lee - George I. Alley ' Nick P Anagnost Floyd M Hunt 46 Clemson Football '91 William Blackston Marlboro Coutny Dorchester County Marlon County Alva B. Hancock • Jack W Brunson Mark S. Avert (CC) Dexter Rickenbaker (CC) Troy Carroll Atkinson, III (CC) Dean Hawkins William P. Cate + C.E. Calhoun Thomas W. Bailey -" T.C. Atkinson, Jr. Landrum Henderson - Phillip C Chappell. Jr. Ray C Smith Gene W Dukes Charles J. Bethea. Jr Dennis Olive Hopl ' Henry Chastain • E.T. (Tom) Salisbury John H Holt Raymond L. Howe Albert G. Coune. Jr. York County Robert Mace Carroll F. Hutto Judge Michael R. Davis Fredrick W Faircloth, III (CC) Hampton County - Duncan Mclntyre Milnor Paret Kessler, Jr. James W Engram • William R. Adkins " Harry L. Foy (CC) Robert A King • Don E Golightly David Angel • Dr. Jerry Frank Crews, Jr. Sumter County William Lawson • Laurence M Gressetle, Jr. Arthur Q. Black - David B. Gohagan Heyward Fort (CC) Ben A Leppard, Jr. • William E. Hair S.L. Campbell - Winston A. Lawton - John J Bntton. Jr. Charles G. Lucius, III Lloyd M Kapp Jack D Cox Winston A. Lawton, Jr. ' Thomas Cuttino Lisa Willimon Moody Terry H. Klosterman -• H.S. Gault • W T. Fort, Jr. John L. Murray, Jr. • ' W. T. McDaniel, III E M George Jasper County Bob A Galiano, Jr. Milton E. Pate, Jr (RC) • • ' James P McKeown, III Jeffery Haire Roger Home (CC) James F. Kinney Dan B Patillo • F. McCord Ogburn Alford Haselden Roy L. Pryor, Jr. Dr Wyman L Morris Edwin Presnell • Crawford E Sanders, III Lewis W. Hicks Joseph G. Pritchard Col. A. L Sheider, Jr Jack Louis Holeman Orangeburg County Williamsburg County John L. Scoggins Mrs Davis 0. Smith ' David Leslie.Jr. • W C. Higgmbotham, Jr. (CC) ' Thomas 0. Morris, Jr. (Tom) (CC) W B. Shedd • • Dr. John Timmerman James H. Owen, Jr. Dr. Julius W. Babb. Ill Dr. W. C. Cottingham Lawrence Starkey. Jr. E. Ralph Wessinger, Sr. Irvin Plowden, Jr. • William B. Bookhart. Jr. W. H. Cox Stephen B. Sullivan Ben R. Smith, Jr. • F Reeves Gressette, Jr Fred P. Guerry, Jf. John D. Tice Saluda County • G.G. Thomas, Sr. " Edgar C McGee Duane Shuler Mrs Ruth Ellen Trotter • James R. Herlong. Jr. (CC) ' Dr. Roger J. Troutman Karen O Cain "Bubber" Snow Ronald W Young Bernard L Black • Marshall E. Walker Fletcher M Riley. Jr. Alfred B Coleman Pat Williamson - J.M. Russell, Jr. ' James A. Derrick J.M. Russell. Ill Hascal Goff - Russell S. Wolfe, II - Benjamen H. Herlong Bob Home T. C. Wright Eddie Dalton Thurmon W. McLamb Director, District VII Director, District IX Edgar C. McGee Director, District V DISTRICT VII DISTRICT IX John H. Holcombe, Jr. Eddie Dalton. Director Thurmon W. McLamb DISTRICT V Director, District VI 103 Wimbley Rd P.O. Box 67 Edgar C. McGee, Director Asheville. 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Lindsay H M. Anderson Dillon County Mike Eppley John C Garavauglia, III • John M. Little, III Howard G Dickinson Ms. Carole Arnette (CC) Leigh Fendley Walter L. Garvin ' Donald B Murray Grover C Kennedy John Alford Ricnard J. Fisher Thomas Edwin Grimes, III Marvin Waldrep Jimmy L. Tarrace * William Shipp Daniel Danny Floyd LJ (Bill) Hendnx. Jr. - W.G. Lynn James B. Foster Gray Hipp. Jr. Chesterfield County Beaufort County L B. Hardaway, Jr. Thomas W Glenn. Ill Ben M. hiornsby Dan L. Tillman (CC) J. Harry Tarrance (CC) - Joseph L Powell Renee Hardee Alvm Judson Hurt, Jr. Phillip Powell Henry C. Chambers Billy G. Rogers • H.L. Hoover ' F H Inabinet, Jr. - John R. Thomas - B George Praice, III Gordon Rogers Dr. Carl H Jones, III Ma] E B Jackson Patrick K. White (Pat) James G Taylor John C. Rogers Dennis Kekas ' Frank Kellers T. Neal Rogers • W D Kirkpatnck Roy N. Mathis Darlington County Berkeley County Robert M Lindsey John Osteen • John C. Walker (CC) • Nolan L Pontiff (CC) Robert E McClure J.V. Roberts ' Dr Hubert C Baker, DDS Bob Dangerfield Florence County John Mclnnis, III Ms Susan Ruckman J.W Carter Capt. H Wayne DeWitt L. Chappell Jones (CC) Tom R. Morris, Jr. Ms Bunny Scott Marion D Hawkins. Jr. Thomas P Ryan Thomas D. Birchmore Jim Mullis Ben K. Sharp George A Hutto. Jr Rufus M. Brown Richard Nicholson W David Stamaker, Jr. Warren Jeffords Calhoun County Marvin Cockfield Phillip S. Prince Ms Millie D Williams Dr Wm. P. Kennedy Gerald Bozard (CC) • Dr W. L. Coleman Craig P Roberson •' • Dr G.J. Lawhon, Jr. William H Bull • Frank A. Douglass, Jr. Thomas G Roche. Jr. ' William B McCown, III Tatum Gressette. Jr. - L B. Finlea, Jr + James C. Stone - Harry M McDonald Gary Porth Harold B. Haynes Dr. R. C. Swearingen, Jr. - Dr. M B Nickles, Jr. - Ernest L. Jones Don Tomberlin * Bill Reaves Charleston County - James W. King Dr. T. G. Westmoreland Tommy Usher, Jr. • William C. Kennerty (CC) John E. Lunn Don V Whelchel (RC) Rex Varn • John Q Adams John F. Poole Bill Worth Beth Weaver - Archie E Baker Wilbur 0. Powers Bobby Yarborough Brian F. Celek " Julian H. Price Fairfield County CeCe Dalton - John G. Rose William Lindsay Wyhe (CC) Jack Day Rick Sellers ' Louis M. Boulware H.L. Dukes, Jr. Patrick Z. Wiggins ' J.K. Coleman Jack Evans • Allen P. Wood. AIA * Forest E Hughes, Jr. M Dreher Gaskin • Edward L Young Harold R Jones Ms. Beverly Hafers Al Hitchock Georgetown County • Kershaw County - Dr. John P Howard Glenn A. Cox (CC) Dr. Kenneth W Carson, DDS (CC) - Robert Cody Lenhardt - Samuel M. Harper Joseph C. Jackson T.E. Lynn ' H E. Hemingway. Jr. Tommie W James. Jr David M. Murray, Jr. A H. Lachicotte. Jr. Thomas F McNamara. Jr Carl E. Poole. JR Philip H. Prince George Singleton, Jr. Carl S Pulkinen Ernie Wright John D. Tice • J F Watson • Paul Quattlebaun, Jr. Director, District VIII • A B. Schirmer, Jr. Horry County Lancaster County Fred Schrimpf • Robert (Bob) Wilder, Jr. (CC) DISTRICT VIII " Larry Wolfe (CC) Nicholas C Sottile Billy Avant John D Tice. Director Jim Adams • Dr. J R. Stout James W Barnette, Jr. P.O. Box 3577 W P Clyburn Van Noy Thornhill F.L. Bradham Dalton, GA 30721 ' Steve Epps Harvey Graham, Jr. Marion D Lever, Jr Colleton County John H. Holcombe. Jr Georgia Joe H. Lynn • James R. White, III (CC) S F Horton Mendal A. Bouknight, Jr. " Garrett J Mobley Jack W Carter, Sr. • Thurmon W McLamb Ken Brown James Alton Mobley. Jr W R Carter Pat Nobles Andrew P. Calhoun Ronald Small Horace Kinsey R.S. Winfield John A Dickerson Barbara Powers William C. Efird. Jr. Lee County -* J Ryan White. Jr Douglas S Gray Green DesChamps. II (CC) Mrs Joycelyn Hairston • W G. DesChamps. Jr Clemson Football '91 47 " 1 John Heisman By Sam Blackman Tucked away in the northern most corner of September 30, 1 896, a group of students decided that while a student has time for football and South Carolina, tiny Clemson Agriculture and to form the Clemson College Football Associa- studies he has little time for anything else. Mechanical College was about to become one of tion. This group asked Riggs to be their coach Heisman's players were smart, quick, and the most feared powerhouses in the south with and he readily accepted. As Riggs would write, alert, not necessarily big and bulky. Riggs, in an the addition of the then unknown John Heisman this was a beginning of a long and hard struggle. article about Heisman, stated that the mental part as Head Football Coach in 1900. "From that kick in 1896, it was a four-year of the game was important to him. Walter Merrift Riggs, an engineering profes- struggle to lay a foundation that might enable me "Heisman did not neglect that matter of prime sor at Clemson, served as head of the Clemson to realize an ambition that I had cherished ever importance in football-development of the mental Athletic Association (present day Athletic Direc- since leaving Auburn-to get Heisman at Clemson element. The proper moulding of mind and will for tor) during this time. He also served as Head to coach football. By 1899, the Clemson football a great contest means as much for success as Coach of Clemson's football teams in 1896 and team had risen steadily until its material was prime physical condition." 1899. After the first four years of football at equal to that of any southern college and the time As author of the book Principles of Football, Clemson, the Athletic Association was financially had come to put on the long, planned finished Heisman broke down football into these percent- able and determined to hire a full time coach. In touch—obtain Heisman for Clemson." ages: talent, 25: aggressiveness, 20; mentality, fact donations and pledges were taken and the Riggs went to Birmingham and secured John 20; speed, 20; and weight, 15. Football Aid Society was born in December, Heisman as coach of Clemson on December 8, Another example of never underestimating 1899. Within one hour of a meeting, $372.50 1899. the opponent and keeping the team mentally were collected, quite a large sum in that day. This Riggs later wrote about Heisman and his prepared in the game occurred when Heisman organization had Professor Riggs search for a ability to coach the young men and teach them coached at Georgia Tech. Heisman's powerful football coach—Riggs had one person on his about this new collegiate past time—football. machine took a 1 26-0 lead at halftime. He told his mind, John Heisman. "As a coach, there is no other like Heisman. players "You are doing all right, team. We are Riggs described his reasoning for securing Each of Heisman's plays is worked out with a ahead. But you just can't tell what those Heisman. finish that marks him as a great artist. No detail Cumberland players have up their sleeves. They "In the spring of 1894, I was graduate man- is lacking, no weakness unforeseen or unprovided may spring a surprise. Be alert, men! Hit them ager of the football team at Auburn. It was my for, and hence when his play goes off it is not clean, but hit them hard. The final score was duty to find a coach for the season of 1895.The always easy to tell why they gain unless one Georgia Tech 222, Cumberland 0. University of Pennsylvania had one of the most knows the nicety with which each component part "Mr. Heisman's pupils respected their coach," successful teams in the east, so I wrote to Carl is adjusted. What the few great painters and stated Riggs. "Every athlete with whom he came Williams, the Penn football captain, asking him to great musicians are to their professions, Heisman in contact is his devoted friend and every player suggest some suitable man. He replied recom- is to football. feels that if he failed to do his best, when the play mending one J.W. Heisman, an ex Penn player, Perhaps one reason Heisman was so suc- came to an end, they had disappointed in a an old coach of his while at Oberlin. He did not cessful is because of the love and respect he had personal way a friend, who had labored for him know Heisman's whereabouts at the time but for the players and the players for him. As stated and in his interests." 9- gave his home address." by professor Riggs, he hated to waste time, and John Heisman led Clemson to a record of 1 After several weeks of searching, Riggs fi- he hated to see his player waste time. 3-2 in his four- year career at Clemson. In 1 900, nally found Heisman in all places, Texas, en- "Every minute of practice was utilized to the Clemson had its first undefeated team. In 1 902, gaged in raising tomatoes. He had sunk about all fullest. At practice, he took little stock in prelimi- the Tigers won the SI AA (Southern Intercollegiate of his money in the tomato venture that seemed naries, believing that the best way to learn foot- Athletic Association) Championship. The SIAA to be going nowhere, and he was glad to go back ball was to play the game. Every evening, he was a conference that all the major colleges and to his old love of coaching football, and Riggs and drilled his pupils in the fine points of the game in universities belong to during this era. Heisman readily came to terms. He received a knowledge of the rules. But most importantly he On November 26, 1903, Clemson and $500.00 a year to coach Auburn. admonished his players to keep up with their Cumberland met for the championship of the Riggs later thought acquiring Heisman for studies and other college work and he insisted entire southern region. The contract for the game Auburn may have not been the right move for the was drawn up just two weeks before the game Alabama college, and he thought he may have was to be played. The game ended in an 1 1 -1 rushed into an agreement as he describes. tie. This game was probably the most significant "I shall never forget my first impressions of Clemson game played until the 1 940 Cotton Bowl Heisman when I met him at the depot in Auburn game, and was the Tigers' first "unofficial bowl several days after I hired him. Looking at his game." rather small statue and begrimed as he was with John Heisman left Clemson and took over the the travel strains of a long journey, I could not but Georgia Tech Program and acquired more na- feel that we had again made a mistake in the tional fame. Riggs later became president of selection of a coach-we had made several be- Clemson. Of course, the famed Heisman Trophy fore. is named for John Heisman and is presented "But it did not require many days of practice each year by New York's Downtown Athletic and a few games to show that the Auburn team Club. was in the hands of a master. We felt that in Although Riggs laid a foundation for the foot- Heisman we had found the right man." ball program at Clemson and waited four years to Heisman's success at Auburn made a lasting secure the services of John Heisman at Clemson, impression on Riggs. And from this impression, the results were well worth the wait. Heisman Riggs carried a dream to Clemson as he arrived had ushered in the golden era of football at the at the small military college to become an engi- small military school in Clemson, SC. neering professor in 1 896. His vision was to have It was a good thing that Riggs talked him out Heisman join him at Clemson one day to coach of tomato farming because the nation and football. Clemson might not have had the privilege and When Riggs arrived, no football had ever prestige of having one of the nation's best, if not been played at Clemson, and only one student the best coach, and collegiate football legends had ever seen the game played. However against pacing the sidelines. the odds, that fall of 1 896, Clemson fielded its first 9- football team. The students knew Riggs had John Heisman led the 1 igers to a record of 1 been associated with football at Auburn, and on 3-2 in his four-year career in Clemson. Clemson Football '91 49 The Clemson Afghan Perfect for keeping warm on crisp, cold football Saturdays. The Clemson Afghan is the perfect football companion at Death Valley. Manufactured in South Carolina, the afghan is made of 100% cotton and woven individually on jacquard looms. It features an original print of Tillman Hall bordered with a tiger paw motif. Each fringed afghan measures 50 inches x 70 inches and is machine washable and dryer safe. Your choice of orange /natural or navy/natural. $25.95 each. Clip and mail today to order your Clemson Afghan! Print Name: Make Check/Money Order Payable to: Address: Innovative Technology, Inc. P. O. Box 143 Blacksburg. SC 29702 City State Zip Please send me orange navy Clemson Afghan(s) at $25.95 each. Price includes postage and handling. South Carolina residents please add $1.25 for sales tax. Enclosed is $ . Availablefor immediate shipment upon receipt of order. Keivin Hankins ' II'M. W.M I'M' 1 By Annabelle Vaughan Whenever those who know him best are But college ball would have to wait a year or stories. He is well on track to graduate in the asked to describe Kelvin Hankins, Clemson's so, as Hankins realized just after graduation summer of 1992. "It hasn't been easy, but I starting offensive tackle, the words "laid-back" from high school that he would have to sit out wouldn't say I've struggled. With the tutors are always included somewhere in the de- his freshman season due to proposition 48. and things that are available to help you here, scription. Characteristics such as "quiet" and "High school was great," he remembers. "I it is not as much of a struggle as it could have "easy-going" are also words oft-repeated when had fun and I had success. But then I got here been. But am I a success story? Not yet. I will Hankins is the topic of conversation. and found out that I wouldn't be able to play for be when I graduate. Graduating will mean as Hankins disputes none of these attributes. a while because of Prop 48. I just accepted it, much to me as anything I could do with foot- In fact, it takes only a few minutes observing or that I would come to school and get ready for ball. I will be the first in my family to graduate talking with the Camden, NJ, native to realize the next season. It was hard because I felt like from college and that means a lot to all of that this 6-3, 298-pounder really does fit the I wasn't really a part of the team. Everybody them." description of the proverbial "gentle giant." would be at practice and I would be in the dorm And Hankins is also enjoying success on Although he may be one of the most well- by myself. But I just kept on looking toward the the football field as well. Although he gained liked members of the 1991 Tiger squad, future. It never worried me that I was a prop 48 considerable experience playing behind con- Hankins may also be one of the most reticent and that they said that most props don't make sensus All-American Stacy Long for two years, Tigers. When things don't go his way, he it." 1991 is his first as a full-time starter. So far, he usually keeps his opinions to himself. And In accordance with his easy-going nature, has posted decent blocking grades, and his even though he is very pleasant to speak with, Hankins also found that despite the obvious nine knockdown blocks versus Virginia were he is obviously uncomfortable in an interview negative aspects of losing a year of eligibility, the most for a Tiger offensive tackle since when the subject is himself. there were some positive side effects. "I think Long had 10 versus N.C. State in 1989. "I'm not really shy," says Hankins in a voice it gave me an advantage in a way because it The only place where Hankins' laid-back that doesn't agree with his statement. "I'm just gave me time to be a regular student," Hankins demeanor has gained less than positive feed- quiet and very laid back. I try to respect remembers. "Even though I missed not play- back at times has been on the football field. everybody, treat everybody right and keep ing football and I think I got behind by not being "People always tell me that I need to be more quiet. I take things seriously, but I don't let a lot able to play or practice that whole year, I got to enthusiastic and need to get more into the get to me." be a regular student and that is something game, when I really am into it. I stay calm, but There have been plenty of things that could most of the guys never get to do. I think there I'm just being myself. That doesn't mean that have gotten to Hankins over the past several was also an advantage in that we had a I'm not playing hard." years, but he has emerged from his hardships chance to learn how to study better." Linebacker Ed McDaniel was Hankins' with the same easy-going attitude that he Hankins hopes that in the not-so-distant roommate for their first four years at Clemson claims to have harbored since he was a child. future, he will go down in the Clemson annals and according to Hankins, knows him better Hankins was reared in Camden, NJ, a city that as one of the first proposition 48 success than anyone. "Hank is easy-going with every- has become infamous for its reputation for thing," says McDaniel, "but, he has his priori- violence and crime. "Camden's pretty rough," ties straight. I think you could definitely put him says Hankins. "Its just like any other big city in the category of a success story. He was one these days. There are a lot of drugs there. I of the best players in the country coming out of guess it might be harder to come out of a place high school, but then he prop-48ed. A lot of like Camden and be successful." people would have gotten a bad attitude about As a youngster, Hankins found that football that, but his attitude stayed the same. People was more enticing than getting into trouble, say he doesn't show enough emotion, but he and he found great success on the gridiron. will put it on the line in a game. If I were a The only Clemson offensive lineman ever to running back, I would run behind him. He may be named a first-team USA Today All-Ameri- not be as loud as most people, but he's giving can, Hankins was also a member of the Pa- it all he's got." rade, Sporting News and Bally All-America As head of Clemson's Academic Learning squads. Recruiting geru Max Emfinger called Center and Hankins' former position coach, him the number-one lineman in the nation Bill D'Andrea has seen Hankins struggle and heading into his senior season. While playing mature both athletically and academically dur- on the offensive and defensive sides of the ing his years as a Tiger. "Kelvin is very special ball, he posted an average blocking grade of to me," says D'Andrea. "I really like him 95 percent, while accumulating 105 tackles because he is genuine. He has had to over- and causing four fumbles as a senior. come a lot, but he has matured and has come But the violence of his surroundings was out on top. He is probably one of the most well- inescapable. Rumor has it that when a coach liked guys on the team even though he is so from the University of Southern California came laid back." on a recruiting visit during Hankins senior year at Woodrow Wilson High School, he took a wrong turn and was robbed. Perhaps that is one of the reasons the laid-back Hankins decided to play his college ball in an atmo- Hankins was a first-team USA Today high sphere more similar to his easy-going person- school All-American, the only Clemson of- fensive lineman by the publica- ality. so honored tion. Clemson Football '91 51 "If anybody knows about gasoline, it's me, your engine. And I know that drivers rate *• Amoco Ultmate" the highest $ Q 0-x Sale $ .1 u-t quality gasoline. Like I always 0.1 Gallons o -I Q.I say: You give me quality, I'll give you performance." YOUR CAR KNOWS * Most Valuable Pump © 1990, Amoco Oil Company RAMSEUR OIL COMPANY IN ANDERSON, SC NEAL OIL COMPANY IN WEST UNION, SC O'DELL OIL COMPANY IN BELTON, SC Tigers i 1FMSON MBPKIAI slAUH'M NO NAME POS HT WT CL EXP NO NAME POS HT WT CL EXP 76 TERRENCE ABNEY DT 6-4 295 FR. HS 72 ROBERT JACKSON OL 6-7 350 FR. HS Monetta, SC; Ridge Spring; Phil Strickland Washington, DC; Woodson; Bob Headen 6 ROD ADAMS OLB 6-2 229 *FR. RS 56 TIM JONES LB 6-1 205 *FR RS Cordele, GA; Crisp Co.; Sam Barrs Rock Hill, SC; Rock Hill; Jim Ringer 12 MICHAEL BARBER OLB 6-3 240 FR. HS 43 DAVID JOYE DB 5-10 192 *JR. 1VL Lewisville, SC; Fork Union Milit. Acad.; Micky Sullivan Graham, NC; Graham; Jim Mach 67 PAUL BARTON OL 6-7 275 FR. HS 35 TONY KENNEDY FB 6-1 235 *SR. 3VL Sorrento, LA; St. Amanto; Doug Moreau Elizabeth, NJ; Elizabeth; Jerry Moore 74 NICK BLINSKY C 6-5 260 *SO. SQ 44 LEVON KIRKLAND OLB 6-2 245 *SR. 3VL Struthers. OH; Struthers; Gary Zetts Lamar, SC; Lamar; Jerry Styers 33 RODNEY BLUNT TB 5-10 200 *SO. 1VL 60 MIKE KUNZ OT 6-5 268 *FR. RS Pensacola, FL; Pine Forest; Carl Madison San Antonio, TX; Lee; Bobby Smith 99 ROB BODINE MG 6-1 245 *SR. 2VL 71 BRENT LEJEUNE OT 6-4 295 *SO. SQ Velva, ND; Velva; Randy Gleave Lake Charles, LA; Barbe; Jimmy Shaver 48 DOUG BOLIN RB 6-0 225 *SR. SQ 28 STACY LEWIS DB 6-0 195 *JR. 1VL Blacksburg, SC; Blacksburg; Johnny Gibson Baxley, GA; Appling City; John Stephens 58 JOE BOYLAN OL 6-6 207 FR HS 18 CHUCK LYNCH P 5-11 207 •GR. 1VL Philadelphia, PA; St. Jon Neuman; Gerald McConnell Wyndmoor, PA; Chestnut Hill; Jack Plunkett 65 BRUCE BRATTON OT 6-5 276 *GR. 3VL 14 TONY MAUNEY CB 5-9 195 SR. 3VL Gaffney, SC; Gaffney; A.L.Curtis Shelby, NC; Shelby; Jim Taylor 51 MIKE BROWN C 6-3 255 *GR. 2VL 93 ED McDANIEL LB 6-0 225 •SR. 3VL Pell City, AL; Pell City; Lyle Darnell Batesburg, SC; Batesburg; Gary Smaller 23 NORRIS BROWN SAF 6-0 190 *JR. 2VL 34 ANDY McCROREY DB 6-1 178 FR. HS Conway, SC; Conway; Chuck Jordan Rock Hill, SC; Rock Hill; Jim Ringer 6-5 1 DWAYNE BRYANT WR 6-2 195 SO. 1VL 91 CHESTER McGLOCKTON DT 325 •JR. 2VL Tallahassee, FL; Lincoln; Steve Hardin Whiteville, NC; Whiteville; Bill Hewett 89 BRENTSON BUCKNER NG 6-3 315 •so. 1VL 5 JIMMY McLEES QB 5-11 193 •SR. 1VL Columbus, GA; Carver; Wallace Davis Greenville, SC; Mauldin; Stanley Hopkins 87 BRAD BUCY WR 6-0 179 JR. 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SQ Durham, NC; Hillside; Samuel Vaughn Ambridge, PA; Ambridge; Frank Anthony 97 DAVID DAVIS DT 6-0 286 *SR. 3VL 20 LARRY RYANS WR 6-0 182 JR. 2VL Eastover, SC; L.Richland; Bill Kinrey Greenwood, SC; Greenwood; Willis Burkett 80 JASON DAVIS WR 6-2 200 •so. 1VL 19 JEFF SAUVE PK 6-2 180 FR. HS Pensacola, FL; Pine Forest; Carl Madison Mechanicsburg, PA; Cumberland Valley; Tim Rimpfe 81 STEVE DERRISO TE 6-4 225 •so. 1VL 37 SHANE SCOTT LB 6-1 225 "JR. 2VL Huntsville, AL; Grissom; Larry Robinson Alexandria, VA; Mt. Vernon; Bruce Patrick 78 ALEX DIAL OG 6-5 263 'JR. RS 79 STACY SEEGARS OG 6-4 320 •so. RS Columbia, SC; Lees-McRae JC; Mack Bryan Kershaw, SC; Andrew Jackson; Duane Dennie 17 LANCE EASTON QB 6-1 183 "JR. RS 96 ASHLEY SHEPPARD OLB 6-5 235 JR. 2VL Fernandina Bch, FL; Fernandina Bch.; Joel Stockstill Greenville, NC; North Pitt; Larry Bolger 3 BUTCH FEWSTER DB 5-10 186 *JR. 1VL 49 WAYNE SIMMONS OLB 6-2 230 *JR. 2VL Rock Hill, SC; Northwestern; Jimmy Wallace Hilton Head, SC; Hilton Head; Dan Utley 59 JEB FLESCH OG 6-3 275 'SR. 3VL 46 JAMES SIMS OLB 6-4 225 FR. HS Morrow, GA; Morrow; Bud Theodician Lockhart, SC; Lockhart; Maurice Revis 90 WARREN FORNEY DL 6-4 285 FR. HS 24 TERRY SMITH WR 6-1 197 •so. 1VL Rutherfordton, NC; Fork Union Milit. Acad.; Micky Sul ivan Clemson, SC; Daniel ; Dick Singleton 70 JEFF FORTNER OL 6-6 287 JR. JC 11 LOUIS SOLOMON QB 5-10 170 FR. HS Ft. Washington, MD; Lees McRae JC; Mac Bryan Somerset, NJ; Franklin; Joe Stinson 26 ERIC GETER CB 6-0 191 JR. 2VL 30 DARNELL STEPHENS DB 6-1 220 FR. HS Newnan, GA; Newnan; Max Bass Converse, TX; Judson; D.W. Rutledge 9 TY GIBSON TE 6-3 247 •so. 1VL 52 JAMISON TEMPLES OT 6-5 271 *JR. SQ Camden, SC; Hartsville; Lewis Lineberger Little Mtn, SC; Chapin; Eddie Muldrow 16 DAVID GOUDELOCK DB 5-9 161 "JR. 1VL 85 FRANKLIN THOMAS WR 6-4 237 "SO. RS Winnsboro, SC; Winn Acad.; Ernie Hughes New Orleans, LA; St. Augustine; Anthony Biagas 36 GERALD GREENE DB 5-8 160 SR. SQ 27 JAMES TRAPP SAF 6-1 180 JR. 2VL Lithonia, GA; Clarkston; Tommy Stringer Lawton, OK; Lawton; Darrell Ahlschlager 32 MARRIO GRIER FB 5-11 215 FR. HS 22 LEWIS USHER OLB 6-2 225 "FR. RS Mint Hill, NC; Valley Forge Military Acad.; Jim Burner Decatur, GA; SW DeKalb; Buck Godfrey 21 HENRY GUESS WR 6-3 199 FR. HS 39 MARLON WATSON DB 5-11 165 FR. HS Cordova, SC; Edisto;John Weathers Memphis, TN; Hamilton; Daniel Cooperwood 45 HOWARD HALL FB 6-1 232 *JR. 2VL 2 NELSON WELCH PK 5-10 175 *FR. RS Gastonia, NC; Ashbrook; John Kinlaw Greer, SC; Greer; Stuart Holcombe 75 LES HALL OT 6-7 307 *JR. 2VL 64 CURTIS WHITLEY C 6-1 265 •SR. 2VL Columbia, SC; Spring Valley; Jerry Brown Smithfield, NC; Selma; Jack Gaster 62 KELVIN HANKINS OT 6-3 305 'SR. 2VL 25 RONALD WILLIAMS TB 6-1 203 SO. 1VL Camden, NJ; Woodrow Wilson; Butch Gale Ninety Six, SC; Ninety Six; Wayne Sweeney 61 DEAN HARMON SN 5-10 202 *SR. SQ 98 PIERRE WILSON DT 6-4 285 •so 1VL Midland, Ml; Midland Dow; Frank Altimore Jackson, MS; Provine; Stanley Blackman 55 JOHN HARRIS OG 6-2 272 *JR. 1VL 77 WYATT WILSON DL 6-5 240 FR. HS Roxboro, NC; Person; John Harris Sewell, NJ; Washington Township; Tom Brown 40 RUDY HARRIS FB 6-3 235 JR. 1VL 92 CHARLES WINSLOW OLB 6-3 221 FR. HS Brockton, MA; Brockton; Armond Colombo Virginia Beach, VA; Green Run; Elisha Harris 63 ROGER HUTCHINS SN 5-11 216 *JR. 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STATE DEFENSE FL LARRY RYANS 20 OLB CLAYTON HENRY 88 RT KELVIN HANKINS 62 LT MARK THOMAS 53 RG STACY SEEGARS 79 MG RICKY LOGO 90 C MIKE BROWN 51 RT JOHN AKINS 96 LG JEBFLESCH 59 OLB TYLER LAWRENCE 58 LT BRUCE BRATTON 65 I LB BILLY RAY HAYNES 50 TE TY GIBSON 9 I LB DAVID MERRITT 34 SE TERRY SMITH 24 CB DEWAYNE WASHINGTON 20 QB DeCHANE CAMERON 10 CB SEBASTIAN SAVAGE 32 FB RUDY HARRIS 40 FS RICKY TURNER 15 TB RONALD WILLIAMS 25 PK NELSON WELCH 2 SS MIKE REID 3 P TIM KILPATRICK 37 CLEMSON TIGERS 1 DWAYNE BRYANT WR 21 HENRY GUESS WR 39 MARLON WATSON DB 59 JEB FLESCH OG 80 JASON DAVIS WR 2 NELSON WELCH PK 22 LEWIS USHER OLB 40 RUDY HARRIS FB 60 MIKE KUNZ OT 81 STEVE DERRISO TE 3 BUTCH FEWSTER DB 23 NORRIS BROWN SAF 42 GREG BURK FB 61 DEAN HARMON SN 83 STEPHON WYNN TE 5 JIMMY MCLEES QB 24 TERRY SMITH WR 43 DAVID JOYE DB 62 KELVIN HANKINS OT 84 MIKE SAMNIK TE 6 ROD ADAMS OLB 25 RONALD WILLIAMS TB 44 LEVON KIRKLAND OLB 63 ROGER HUTCHINS SN 85 FRANKLIN THOMAS WR RICHARD MONCRIEF QB 26 ERIC GETER CB 45 HOWARD HALL FB 64 CURTIS WHITLEY C 86 ARTHUR BUSSIE DT TYRONE GIBSON TE 27 JAMES TRAPP CB 46 JAMES SIMS OLB 65 BRUCE BRATTON OT 87 BRAD BUCY WR 10 DECHANE CAMERON QB 28 STACY LEWIS DB 47 TYRON MOUZON ROV 67 PAUL BARTON OL 88 THAD RIDGLEY TE 12 MICHAEL BARBER OLB 29 PAUL CAPUTO FB 48 DOUG BOLIN RB 69 AL RICHARD DT 89 BRENTSON BUCKNER NG 13 JOHN CLAMP P 30 DARNELL STEPHENS CB 49 WAYNE SIMMONS OLB 70 JEFF FORTNER OL 90 WARREN FORNEY DL 13 KENZIL JACKSON LB 31 DERRICK WITHERSPOON TB 51 MIKE BROWN C 71 BRENT LEJEUNE OT 91 CHESTER MCGLOCKTON DT ,4 TONY MAUNEY CB 32 MARRIO GRIER FB 52 JAMISON TEMPLES OT 72 ROBERT JACKSON OL 92 CHARLES WINSLOW OLB 15 ROBERT O'NEAL SAF 33 RODNEY BLUNT TB 53 TREVOR PUTNAM OL 74 NICK BLINSKY C 93 ED MCDANIEL LB 15 DAVID GOUDELOCK DB 34 ANDY MCCROREY DB 54 DUSTIN RASH OG 75 LES HALL OT 94 CLAYTON CASTEEL OL 17 LANCE EASTON QB 35 TONY KENNEDY FB 55 JOHN HARRIS OG 76 TERRENCE ABNEY DT 96 ASHLEY SHEPPARD OLB 18 CHUCK LYNCH P 36 GERALD GREENE DB 56 TIM JONES LB 77 WYATT WILSON DL 97 DAVID DAVIS DT 19 JEFF SAUVE PK 37 SHANE SCOTT LB 57 DARREN CALHOUN LB 78 ALEX DIAL OG 98 PIERRE WILSON DT 20 LARRY RYANS WR 38 CHUCK O'BRIEN LB 58 JOE BOYLAN OL 79 STACY SEEGARS OG 99 ROB BODINE MG , Can't Beat ™ InTReai Thing. When N.C. State Has The Ball CLEMSON DEFENSE N.C. STATE OFFENSE OLB LEVON KIRKLAND 44 SE CHARLES DAVENPORT 7 DT BRENTSON BUCKNER 89 LT SCOTT WOODS 79 MG ROB BODINE 99 LG CLYDE HAWLEY 70 DT CHESTER McGLOCKTON 91 C TODD WARD 54 OLB WAYNE SIMMONS 49 RG MIKE GEE 75 13 WLB KENZIL JACKSON RT SCOTT ADELL 71 MLB 93 ED McDANIEL TE TODD HARRISON 84 CB DARNELL STEPHENS 30 QB GEOFF BENDER 12 CB ERICGETER 26 FB GREG MANIOR 33 SS TYRON MOUZON 47 TB ANTHONY BARBOUR 24 FS ROBERT O'NEAL 15 FL RAY GRIFFIS P CHUCK LYNCH 18 6 PK DAMON HARTMAN 13 N.C. STATE WOLFPACK 2 SHAD SANTEE SE 20 DEWAYNE WASHINGTON CB 39 SEAN MAGUIRE OLB 57 PAT THREATT DT 80 NOLAN KIRKMAN P 3 MIKE REID SS 21 WILLIAM STRONG SS 40 CHRIS COTTON FB 58 TYLER LAWRENCE OLB 81 RYAN SCHULTZ TE 4 KEITH JOHNSON FS 22 AUBREY SHAW TB 41 MIKE NICHOLS ILB 60 ERIC TAYLOR T 82 STEVE VIDETICH PK 5 MARK FOWBLE PK 24 ANTHONY BARBOUR TB 42 DAVE JANIK FB 62 BEN CARTER C 83 ALEX NICHOLSON TE 6 RAY GRIFFIS FL 25 MIKE JOHNSON CB 43 TYRONE JACKSON SS 63 DAVID INMAN G/LS 84 TODD HARRISON TE 7 CHARLES DAVENPORT SE 26 TOM MUSE P 44 CARLOS FEASTER TB 64 BRENT BAGWELL G 85 CARL REEVES DT B EDWARD GALLON OLB 26 WADE BURTON CB 45 GARY DOWNS TB 65 DARYL BEARD MG 86 CHRIS DWYER TE 9 MARC LATTA CB 29 WALT GERARD CB 46 GREGG GIANNAMORE ILB 67 JAMES NEWSOME G 87 NEAL AUER TE 10 ROBERT HINTON SE 30 CHRIS WILLIAMS TB 47 MIKE MOORE OLB 70 CLYDE HAWLEY G 88 CLAYTON HENRY OLB 11 CHUCK BROWNING QB 31 JAY GUNTER FB 48 KEITH BATTLE OLB 71 SCOTT ADELL T 89 MILLER LAWSON TE 12 GEOFF BENDER QB 32 SEBASTIAN SAVAGE CB 49 RAY FROST ILB 72 CHUCK COLE T 90 RICKY LOGO MG 13 DAMON HARTMAN PK 33 GREG MANIOR FB 50 BILLY RAY HAYNES ILB 73 JOHN JACOBS DT 91 DAVID BOLLINGER MG 14 TERRY HARVEY QB 34 DAVID MERRITT ILB 52 JAY MATTOX LS 74 ED MILLER T 92 CHRIS BLACK DT 15 RICKY TURNER FS 35 REGGIE LAWRENCE FL 53 MARK THOMAS DT 75 MIKE GEE G 95 CHRIS INGLE DT 16 LEDEL GEORGE FB 36 DAMIEN COVINGTON ILB 54 TODD WARD C 77 SHAWN JOHNSON C 96 JOHN AKINS DT 17 TERRY JORDAN QB 37 TIM KILPATRICK P 55 KIRK PARRISH T 78 MARC HUBBLE G 97 LOREN PINKNEY OLB 19 EDDIE GOINES FL 38 LEE KNIGHT ILB 56 ANDREAS O'NEAL DT 79 SCOTT WOODS T 99 ERIC COUNTS MG Open the door to something big. uo aneaa — stretcn your imagination. 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Fairview, NC Youngstown, OH 4A Keith PQ r n 1 fl7 or.Q r I I 1 Johnson D-U 64 D tr 1 DdyWcll 6-4 260 So ro Kings Mountain, NC Apopka, FL TR 25 5-11 1 93 Fr. £A Anthony Barbour 1 D o-y 1 / ^ jr. CB Garner. NC Roxboro, NC Ad40 rxclUl Ddllle Ol R o o oo. Shawn Johnson A9 1 Q a a 991 II R p n Die: Pr Ot Jay Mattox Lo jr. OD Damien Covington ILD o-u (i 1 rl. Barlin, NJ Greenville, NC II R | r 91 1 David Merritt !LD O-tl jr. I o4 Ollallco L/aVol IfJUi I 0-4 I Ol rayeUcVllie, INO Raleigh, NC 7/1 PH Millor T 40 Gary Downs TR O-tA 9 9HR OO. /4 to iviiner 1 D-D Ol Jay Gunter rcJPR 0- ^uo9HC OO. 81 Ryan Schultz 1 P 6-5 243 00. Powder Springs, GA Wilson, No TO Qr 22 Aubrey Shaw 5-1 201 Jr. 84 Todd Harrison 1 t 0-4 £l00 or. Gainesville, FL Hartsville. SC 1 1 r 91 QQ 1 7A Pr C QA Q (i 1 William Strong I I / 4 1 Damon Hartman o-l i yo or. OO D u Pi. Roswell, GA Chester, SC OR 1 on Cr 60 Eric Taylor T 6-3 270 So. 1 Terry Harvey 0- 1 I ou rl. Dacula, GA Spartanburg, SC /u Clyde Hawley rio DO 282 Sr 53 Mark Thomas DT 6-5 270 Sr. nOXOOro, (NO LIIUUI II , un 6-4 50 Billy Ray Haynes ILB 5-10 215 Sr. 57 Pat Threatt DT 235 So. Forest City, NC Alabaster, AL 88 Clayton Henry OLB 6-3 235 Sr. 15 Ricky Turner FS 6-0 188 Jr. Greensboro, NC Graham, NC Steve Videtich 6-2 Fr. 1 Adrian Hill SE 6-2 177 Fr. 82 PK 200 Asheville, NC Winston-Salem. NC 10 Robert Hinton SE 6-1 184 So. 54 Todd Ward C 6-2 254 So. Garner, NC Spartanburg, SC 6-0 78 Marc Hubble G 6-4 273 Jr. 20 Dewayne Washington CB 184 So. Birmingham, AL Durham, NC 95 Chris Ingle DT 6-4 245 Fr. 30 Chris Williams TB 5-10 188 Sr. Conyers, GA Cleveland, OH 6-4 63 David Inman G/LS 6-4 270 Fr. 79 Scott Woods T 271 So. Hope Mills, NC Conover, NC Clemson Football '91 59 1991 Tiger Scoreboard 1991 Atlantic Coast Conference Standings Appalachian State (Through games of October 20) Clemson Conference Games All Appalachian State W, 34-0 Marshall W„ 9-3 Games Team W L T Pet. L T Pet. Temple W, 37-7 at Clemson L, 0-34 W N.C. State 3 1.000 6 1.000 Georgia Tech W, 9-7 Virginia Military W, 24-19 at Georgia L, 12-27 Clemson 1 1 .750 3 1 1 .700 James Madison L, 8-31 Virginia : T 20-20 Tenn-Chattanooga W, 42-7 Maryland 2 1 .667 2 4 .333 Oct. 26 Virginia 2 2 1 .500 4 2 1 .643 N.C. State at Wake Forest W, 17-3 Georgia Tech 2 2 .500 3 4 .428 Nov. 2 Wake Forest at East Tenn. St. W, 21-14 at North Carolina 1 2 .333 4 2 .667 Nov. 9 North Carolina at Furman W, 26-23 Nov. 16 Maryland Duke 1 .000 3 1 1 .700 Nov. 2 at The Citadel Nov. 23 at South Carolina Wake Forest 3 .000 1 5 .167 Nov. 9 Mississ ippi College Nov. 30 Duke Nov. 16 at Western Carolina (Tokyo, Japan; Temple Georgia Wake Forest South Carolina at Alabama L, 3-41 Western Carolina W, 48-0 Western Carolina W, 40-24 Duke T, 24-24 Pittsburgh L, 7-26 LSU W, 31-10 N.C. State L, 3-30 West Virginia L, 16-21 at Clemson L, 7-37 at Alabama L, 0-10 at Northwestern L, 14-41 Virginia Tech W, 28-21 Howard W, 40-0 Cal. St. Fullerton W, 27-14 Appalachian St. L, 3-17 at East Carolina L, 20-31 Penn State L7-24 Clemson W, 27-12 at North Carolina L, 10-24 East Tenn. State W, 55-7 at West Virginia L, 9-10 at Ole Miss W, 37-17 Maryland L, 22-23 Louisiana Tech T, 12-12 Navy W, 21-14 at Vanderbilt L, 25-27 Oct. 26 at Virginia Georgia Tech W, 23-14 Nov. 2 at Syracuse Oct. 26 Kentucky Nov. 2 at Clemson Nov. 2 N.C. State Nov. 9 Boston College Nov. 9 Florida Nov. 9 Duke Nov. 9 at Florida State Nov. 16 at Rutgers Nov. 16 ....Auburn Nov. 16 at Georgia Tech Nov. 16 at North Carolina Nov. 23 Akron Nov. 30 at Georgia Tech Nov. 23 at Navy Nov. 23 Clemson Georgia Tech Virginia North Carolina Duke Penn State L, 22-34 South Carolina T, 24-24 Maryland L, 6-17 Cincinnati W, 51-16 Boston College W, 30-14 Rutgers W, 42-22 Navy W, 17-10 at Army W, 20-12 Virginia W, 24-21 Colgate W, 42-14 Georgia Tech L, 21-24 at N.C. State L, 7-24 at Clemson L, 7-9 at Virginia L, 3-34 Duke W, 34-3 William & Mary W, 59-36 at N.C. State L, 21-28 Vanderbilt W, 17-13 Kansas W, 31-19 Wake Forest W, 24-10 Maryland W, 34-10 Oct. 26 at Maryland at Clemson T, 20-20 at Virginia L, 9-14 at South Carolina L, 14-23 Nov. 2 Georgia Tech North Carolina W, 14-9 Oct. 26 at Georgia Tech Oct. 26 North Carolina Nov. 9 at Wake Forest Oct. 26 Wake Forest Nov. 2 Maryland Nov. 2 at Duke Nov. 16 N.C. State Nov. 2 VMI Nov. 9 Clemson Nov. 9 Furman Nov. 23 at North Carolina Nov. 9 at N.C. State Nov. 16 South Carolina Nov. 16 Wake Forest Nov. 30 Clemson Nov. 23 Virginia Tech Nov. 23 Duke Nov. 30 Georgia (Tokyo, Japan N.C. State Maryland Virginia Tech W, 7-0 Virginia W, 17-6 Kent W, 47-0 Syracuse L, 17-31 at Wake Forest W, 30-3 West Virginia L, 7-37 North Carolina W, 24-7 at Pittsburgh L, 20-24 Georgia Tech W, 28-21 at Georgia Tech L, 10-34 Marshall W.15-14 at Wake Forest W, 23-22 Oct. 26 at Clemson Oct. 26 Duke Nov. 2 at South Carolina Nov. 2 at North Carolina Nov. 9 Virginia Nov. 9 Penn State (Bait.) Nov. 16 at Duke Nov. 16 at Clemson Nov. 23 Maryland Nov. 23 at N.C. State 60 Clemson Football '91 The Tiger Clemson fans have much to look forward after a couple of hours in the suit during a to as they head to the upstate on Saturday game that 1 pounds changes to 40 pounds. afternoons during football season. They eagerly anticipate tailgating, getting a Tiger paw painted on their faces, watching the All-Time Pushup Records Tigers run down the hill, and then watching them win a great game. But there is one First Quarter: 42 by Zack Mills vs. sidelight to a Clemson game that all young South Carolina (1978) eyes, and some older ones, can not wait to Second Quarter: 175 by Ricky Capps vs. see: THE TIGER. For almost 37 years, the Wake Forest (1981) man in stripes has been entertaining the Third Quarter: 187 by Ricky Capps vs. young and old at Clemson athletic events. Wake Forest (1981) In those 37 years, THE TIGER has been Fourth Quarter: 109 by Zack Mills vs. seen in all kinds of unlikely place doing all The Citadel (1978) kinds of unlikely things. They have climbed Single Game: 465 by Ricky Capps vs. goal posts, been carried up the stadium in Wake Forest (1981) the arms of rabid fans, ridden motorcycles Away Game: 251 by Ricky Capps vs. and wrestled with live bears. They have Wake Forest (1978) kissed beauty queens and even shook hands Home Game: 465 by Ricky Capps vs. with the President of the United States. They Wake Forest (1981) have marched with opponents' bands and Overseas 71 by Randy Faile vs. danced with their dancers. They have also Game: Wake Forest (1982) won shouts of laughter by their good-hu- Bowl Game: 105 by Martin Lowry vs. mored imitation of officials. But the place Penn State (1987) THE TIGER spends most of his time is doing Season: 1,124 by Zack Mills his most famous Tiger tradition — The (1978) Pushup. Career: 2,177 by Randy Faile The pushup tradition began in the fall of (1982-83) 1978 when THE TIGER mascot Zack Mills began doing pushups for every point Clemson Listed below are all the former varsity Tiger scored. This is no mean feat considering the mascots, if you are one of these furry crea- pushups are done cumulatively. When the tures, or you know the where-a-bouts of 1991 Tiger include: Will (left) Tigers with the helmets score their first touch- Mascots Sykes and someone on this list or someone we forgot, (right). down, THE TIGER with the tail does seven Chris Peters please drop a line to the Tiger Trainer at: pushups. When they score their second, he Clemson Tiger Where-a-bouts. P.O. Box " does 1 4, not just seven more. During the season, chicken wings in front of the student section, 31, Clemson, SC 29633. Mills established the NCAA single-season mark said Sykes. "The Clemson Fire Chief saw the fire of 1,334 pushups in 12 games. we had built on the television monitor and it took In 1981, the Tiger football team scored 338 about five seconds before a security person 1990 - 1992 Will Sykes points in 12 games. Capps spent a happy New relayed the message down to the field to put out 1989 - 1990 Stuart McWhorter - Year's Day doing pushups as the Tigers became the fire. I guess it was a little too big. Next time 1988 1989 Martin Lowry the National Champions. He concluded his sea- we will unplug the Fire Chief's television. Stuart McWhorter son with 1,144 pushups, almost doubling his "Another infamous moment was when we were 1987 - 1988 Martin Lowry - 1 980 output, and he ended his career with 1 ,755 playing Virginia in front of a CBS national televi- 1986 1987 Chris Shimakonis pushups. Capps might have had an easier job in sion audience, and there was a capacity crowd in 1985 - 1986 David Friedman the marines than he had on Halloween Day in Death Valley," remembered Sykes. "The Hill was 1983- 1985 Jay Watson - 1 981 . Clemson scored 82 points against Wake really crowded and students were holding huge 1982 1983 Randy Faile - Forest, setting four conference records and three balloons all along side the rug. I could barely see 1980 1982 Ricky Capps stadium marks. While the team was running in the band on the field. Usually the television crew 1978- 1980 Zack Mills and out of the end zone, Capps was pumping out knows the routine of how and when the team runs 1977 - 1978 Chris Carter a total of 465 pushups, a single game total that down "The Hill", however, this time they didn't. 1976- 1977 Randy Addison may never be broken. The cameraman told me to fire the cannon, and 1975- 1976 George Langstaff The mascot from Wake Forest gave his effort I told him I didn't think the band was ready. So I 1974- 1975 Tony Saad - to the cause when Clemson scored its 76th point fired the cannon and when I got to the bottom of 1972 1974 Michael Hunt that afternoon. Capps was near the point of the hill, I realized I had fired it about 20 seconds 1970- 1972 Randy Jackson exhaustion, so the Deacon did 76 pushups for too early. Fortunately no one got hurt, the players 1968- 1970 Sam Coker THE TIGER as the fans counted the total. By the made it through the band and I survived the attack 1967- 1968 Bob Harris time Clemson pushed the score up to 82 points, from the band director and a few trombone play- 1966 - 1967 Zeke Welborn Capps was sufficiently rested and completed all ers." 1965 - 1966 Dr. Marvin Reid 82. Tiger Band recognized Capps at the 1982 This year Sykes has the opportunity to break 1961 - 1965 ???? - Orange Bowl by inviting him to dot the "I", an the most pushups in an overseas game when he 1960 1961 Steve Morrison honor usually reserved for dignitaries. makes his first overseas trip to Toyko as the 1959 - 1960 Billy McCown For the last two seasons, Will Sykes, a senior Tigers play Duke in the Coca-Cola Bowl on 1958 - 1959 ??? engineering major from Greenville. SC, has been November 30th. 1957- 1958 Tommy Grant in THE TIGER suit. THE TIGER has become so popular that every 1955 - 1957 ???? - "The funniest thing I ever did was when alter- two years he sheds his fur for a new coat. Today's 1954 1955 Gabby Hayes nate mascot Glen Williams and I started cooking coat (uniform) weighs about 10 pounds dry and Clemson Football '91 61 f DRIVE LOW The sooner you order your Clemson plates, the lower your Tiger Tag Show your Tiger pride number will be. $48 per passenger vehicle, slightly more for trucks. 1991-92 Tiger Lilies (Left to Right) Front Row: Kristi Sherbert, Amy Glymph, Lisa Claybourne, Amy McGuire, Wendy Winborn, Karen Maus, Christine Peterson, Jennifer- Lea Yawn, Beth Boland, Lisa Coker, Kim Byars, Buffy Curry. Second Row: Fran Thompson, Alison White, Amy Pulling, Kim Finney, Heather McCulloch, Dawn Bennett, Yolanda Jackson, Tameka Lane, Mia Evans, Kay Crowe, Kim Gray, Audrey Miller. Third Row: Christy Martin, Shawnta Haynes, Croslena Broadwater, Leree White, Eileen Charron, Nikki Royer, Leigh Harvey, Terri Hall, Laura Ballenger, Allyson Church, Tanya White, Katrina Fryar, Millicent Whitener. Back Row: April McLeod, Jennifer Psaltis, Marta Acuna, Jennifer Howard, Leslie Taylor, Jody Bell, Jennifer Jensen, Nicole Bryant, Amity Shively, Tiffany Bell, Felicia Garner, Sharon Bostic, Vanessia Walton, Rikki Peace, Stephanie Lloyd, Dedra Brown, Tamra Grant The Tiger Lilies are a group of out- the game to greet the recruit as he and answers any questions the recruit or his standing young women at Clemson Uni- his guests arrive. The Lily takes the family may have about Clemson Uni- versity who act as hostesses for foot- recruit on a tour of the athletic facilities versity and generally acts as a hostess ball prospects and their families during and Clemson's Death Valley. The group for the day. their unofficial and official visits to then goes to the sidelines of Frank A Tiger Lily is selected after numer- Clemson University and Death Valley. Howard Field to wa'ch the Fighting Ti- ous interviews and gives freely of her A typical Saturday game day involves ger football team warm up for the time to promote Clemson University the Tiger Lily being at Death Valley afternoon's game, and from there to and its athletic programs. approximately four or five hours prior to their seats in the stands. The Tiger Lily Clemson Football '91 63 Tiger Band By Beth Mclnnis Today the Clemson Tiger football team faces As they reach the stadium, w the North Carolina State Wolfpack in the 11th Tiger Band strikes up 'TIGER annual Textile Bowl. Both schools are known RAG" to excite the already- throughout the southeast for outstanding pro- excited crowd. grams in the textile industry. The similarities do Dotting the "I" today is Mar- not end there, though. Both schools are also garet C. Beaty of Spartanburg, known for their programs in agriculture, engineer- SC. Margaret is the SCTMA ing and architecture. The similarities do not end 1991 Textile Citizen of the there, either. Year. She is a cost analyst at Both schools are proud of their heritage and the Roger Milliken Research spirit. The N.C. State varsity cheerleaders have and Customer Service office won National Cheerleading championships over in Spartanburg. She has the past few years and N.C. State is sure to have served on the joint computer a strong crowd following wherever it plays. That programming/accounting advi- brings us to the Clemson tradition. sory committee at R.D. Ander- Clemson fans can not think about football son and Daniel Morgan area season without humming the tune of TIGER RAG vocational centers since 1 982. to themselves with a little grin on their face. The Most of her work has been at mere thought of Clemson football is one bursting R.D. Anderson where she de- with excitement and spirit. veloped their first computer The Clemson University Tiger Band is syn- training program. This pro- onymous with Clemson spirit. Wherever the gram has been used as a model Tigers are, the band is right behind. That is throughout the state. She pro- dedication. This year's Tiger Band boasts over vided R.D. Anderson students 250 hardworking members. It is comprised of with actual business applica- over 200 winds, 30 percussionists and a 30 tions on microcomputers and person color guard. Practice for Tiger Band wrote a program in Visicalc as involves seven hours per week for each member atrainingtoolforstudents. She and a pre-dawn practice conducted on the soccer has also arranged tours and field prior to the game. This practice is followed instruction in different computer Tiger Band comprises over 250 hardworking members. by a parade to the stadium which no longer goes job applications at Milliken. around Johnstone Hall due to the ongoing con- After the traditional dotting of the I, Professor Chorus in the singing of "America the Beautiful". struction. Mark Greer conducts the Clemson University The invocation will be given this afternoon by Deb Grant of the Lutheran Student Ministry. Following the invocation, Dr. Richard Goodstein, conducts the "Star-Spangled Ban- ner" as the colors are presented by the Pershing Rifle Company C-4. Okay, Tiger fans, cue the goosebumps. After the singing of the National Anthem, Tiger Band presents the Clemson University Alma Mater. As they line up in the two lines to receive the Tiger football team, the band strikes up "Sock it to 'em!" Meanwhile, the team has already boarded two buses and traveled the perimeter of the stadium. As they unload the buses, they each rub Howard's famous rock and when the band breaks into 'TIGER RAG", the team runs down the hill and into Death Valley for the 222nd time. Today's halftime show features a Classic Rock Review by Tiger Band. The band opens the show with the classic hit "I Can See For Miles and Miles." Joining Tiger Band for the middle number, will be Clemson's own championship dance team, The Rally Cats. The two perform to Stevie Wonder's dance tune, "Uptight". Tiger Band closes today's Textile Bowl halftime show with another classic,"Hush", by Deep Purple. Exiting the field in the traditional spelling of CLEMSON, Tiger Band plays 'The Song That Shakes the Southland" as only they can play it 'TIGER RAG!" Today as we salute the textile industry and two schools known in the southeast for their fine textile colleges, Tiger Band again makes every The 1991 Tiger Band Majorettes include from left to right: Brandy Perry, Jane Bryant, Niki Tiger fan, student, and alumnus proud of their Mason, Angela Dawkins. April Newell, Gina B rown and Holly Deal. school's spirit. Clemson Football '91 64 1. Strength Training Gary Wade Scott Bennett Strength Training Director 1991 Bench Press - Top Performances {Players over 400 lbs.} 1 David Davis DL 505 lbs. 2. Curtis Whitley OL 505 lbs. 3. Chester McGlockton DL 500 lbs. 4. Paul Caputo FB 455 lbs. 5. Mike Brown OL 450 lbs. g Brentson Buckner DL 440 lbs. 7. Brent LeJeune OL 425 lbs. Al Caronia Jeff Fish 8 Alex Dial OL 420 lbs. 9 Levon Kirkland OLB 420 lbs. 10. Joe Floyd OL 415 lbs. 1 John Harris OL 415 lbs. 12. Stephon Wynn TE 415 lbs. 13. Rodney Blunt RB 410 lbs. Recent Strength Ail-Americans 14. Stacy Seegars OL 410 lbs. 15. Pierre Wilson DL 410 lbs. 16. Jeb Flesch OL 405 lbs. 17. Tyrone Gibson TE 405 lbs. 18. Chris Ogle OL 405 lbs. 1991 Leg Sled - Top Performances {Players over 900 lbs.} 1. Stacy Seegars OL 1080 lbs. 2 Brentson Buckner DL 1075 lbs. 3 Paul Caputo FB 1035 lbs. 4 Joe Floyd OL 1025 lbs 5 Kelley Gomillion DL 980 lbs 6. Rob Bodine DL 960 lbs. 7. Chuck O'Brien LB 920 lbs. 8 Bruce Bratton OL 910 lbs. 9. David Davis DL 910 lbs. 10. Alex Dial OL 905 lbs. 11. Curtis Whitley OL 900 lbs. Jim Riggs Ty Granger Dan Pearman 12. Les Hall OL 900 lbs. 13. Pierre Wilson DL 900 lbs. TE-1985 OT-1986 TE-1987 1991 Power Clean - Top Performances {Players over 300 lbs.) 1. Curtis Whitley OL 331 lbs. 2. Wayne Simmons OLB 329 lbs. 3. Levon Kirkland OLB 315 lbs. 4. Bruce Bratton OL 314 lbs. 5. Mike Brown OL 314 lbs. 6. Chuck O'Brien LB 314 lbs. 7. Ashley Sheppard OLB 314 lbs. 8. Rob Bodine DL 310 lbs 9. Pierre Wilson DL 310 lbs 10. Rod Adams OLB 309 lbs. 11. Mike Samnik TE 309 lbs. 12. Tyrone Gibson TE 305 lbs. 13 Les Hall OL 305 lbs. 14. Brentson Buckner DL 300 lbs 15. Alex Dial OL 300 lbs 16. Kenzil Jackson LB 300 lbs Donnell Woolford Vince Taylor Levon Kirkland 17. Terry Smith WR 300 lbs. DB-1988 LB-1989 LB-1990 Clemson Football '91 65 _ CLEMSON FIGHTIN' TIGER FOOTBALL CAMP '92 m Join Coach Ken Hatfield and staff at the 1992 Clemson Fightin' Tiger Football Camp on the beau- tiful Clemson University campus. Camp sessions available for boys in grades 4-12. 3-Day Camps 6-Day Camp ~1 Please send information to: Name Address City State. 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The Clemson University Athletic Depart- nel can be frequently more harmful than helpful. ment provides the following for your safety and Most emergencies occurring at the sta- Expect a Denial emergency medical needs: dium result from pre-existing medical condi- Frequently heart attack victims deny they're 1 . Advanced cardiac life-support stations in Bring tions. your medical identification card or having a heart attack. The event is frightening four locations (North stands, Upper North wear medical identification jewelry. Modera- or they don't want the embarrassment of a deck, South stands, Upper South deck). tion is the key with dress, food, beverage false alarm. Therefore, they delay getting help These units are staffed with skill-care intake and physical exertion. Our two more by ignoring their symptoms or rationalizing, nurses, physicians, cardiologists, internists, frequent serious medical problems at football "it's indigestion." paramedics, and EMTs. just games are allergic reactions to insect stings Find out what's really wrong. Prompt re- 2. Mobile units of EMTs and paramedics are and heart attacks. sponse can dramatically increase chances of strategically located throughout the entire survival and recovery. stadium. INSECT STINGS: Common at outdoor events. New therapies have been developed that 3. Ambulances with life-support equipment Treat immediately with ice. Seek medical can minimize heart damage and save lives if are available in North stand and South If allergic, advice. carry a kit from your physi- treatment begins within the first few hours of stand areas and have prearranged routes cian with you. symptom onset. "Time is muscle." Get help or for evacuation to local hospitals. get to a hospital immediately. Learn to recognize these personnel and fa- HOW TO RECOGNIZE A HEART ATTACK: cilities. The symptoms of a heart attack vary, but the usual warning signs are: WHAT TO DO IF EMERGENCIES ARISE 1 . Uncomfortable pressure, fullness, squeez- The stadium emergency Please step back and give the organized ing or pain in the center of your chest EMS personnel room to work. Well - intentioned phone number is lasting for two minutes or more. attempts to help by untrained persons inter- 2. Pain spreading to the shoulders, neck, jaw, (803) 656-2999 fere with the efficiency of the EMS system. If arms, or back. you have basic or advanced training in specific RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS THE MOST EXCITING FEW HOURS YOU'LL SPEND ALL WEEK. FIND OUT MORE! CONTACT CAPTAIN LOWMAN 656-3107 ARMY ROTC Build your self-confidence in this exciting THE SMARTEST COLLEGE Army ROTC elective. We'll get you out of the COURSE TOD CAN TAKE. classroom and into adventure. Clemson Football '91 67 Official Football Signals 3 Timeout Discretionary or injury time- Touchdown out (follow by tapping Field goal TV/Radio timeout alter Ball ready lor play hands on chest) Point(s) touchdown Salety 10 \m Incomplete lorward pass Penalty declined No play, no score Legal touching ol lorward Inadvertent whistle Toss option delayed pass or scrimmage kick (Face Press Boil Illegal procedure False start First touching Illegal formation End ot period Sideline warning (NCAA) Illegal touching (NCAA) Encroachment (NCAA) Illegal shill - 2 hands Failure to wear Unsportsmanlike conduct Illegal motion 1 hand Delay ol game Substitution infraction required equipment Noncontact toul 30 n Illegal batting Illegal kicking Invalid lair catch signal Sideline interference Running into (NCAA) (Followed by pointing (High School) Illegal participation (NCAA) or Roughing kicker or bolder toward toe lor kicking) Illegal fair catch signal Roughing passer 68 Clemson Football '91 It Is ARequirement, Nora luxury, tdproiectthe Bmcnmeni Laidlaw Environmental Services is committed to And, we must realize that the waste that is left must preserving the world for us and our children. 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That's all you'll ever stadium, including one stating that Frank newest upper deck was finished in 1983 at need." Howard put a chew of tobacco in each a cost of $13.5 million, or $866 a seat. Instead of following Coach Neely's ad- corner of the stadium as the concrete poured. Through the years, Memorial Stadium vice, however, Clemson officials decided to Howard says that the seeding of the has become known as "Death Valley." It build the new stadium in a valley on the grass caused a few problems. "About 40 was tagged this by the late Presbyterian western part of campus. The place would people and I laid sod on the field," he says. coach, Lonnie McMillan. After bringing his take some clearing-there were many trees, "After three weeks, on July 1 5, we had only P.C. teams to Clemson for years and get- but luckily there were no hedges. gotten halfway through. I told them that it ting whipped, McMillan said the place was The crews went to work: clearing, cut- had taken us three weeks to get that far, and like Death Valley. A few years later the ting, pouring, and forming. Finally, on I would give them three more week's pay for name stuck. September 19, 1942, Clemson Memorial however long it took. I also told them we On November 16, 1974 the playing sur- Stadium opened with the Tiger Football would have 50 gallons of ice cream when face was named Frank Howard Field for the team thrashing Presbyterian College, 32- we got through. After that it took them three legendary coach because of his long service 1 3. Those 20,000 seats installed for Open- days to do the rest of the field. Then we sat and dedication to the University. ing Day would soon grow; and grow and down in the middle of the field and ate up Athletic Director Bobby Robinson says grow. This year Clemson celebrates its that whole 50 gallons." that Memorial Stadium has many features 50th year in this outstanding facility. Howard says that on the first day of the which make it a top facility. "One thing that When the original part of the stadium first game in the stadium, "the gates were makes it so good is the number of sideline was built in the early 40's, much of the work hung at 1 :00 and we played at 2:00." But seats," he says. "We don't think there is a was done by scholarship athletes, including that would be all of the construction for a bad seat in the house. many football players. The first staking out while. Then in 1958, 18,000 sideline seats "We also have outstanding dressing of the stadium was done by two members of were added and, in 1960, a total of 5,658 rooms, press facilities, and ample parking the football team, A.N. Cameron and Hugh West end zone seats were added in re- nearby. Another unique feature of the sta- Webb. Webb returned to Clemson years sponse to increasing attendance. With the dium is the number of private boxes." later to be an architecture professor, and large end zone "Green Grass" section, this If Memorial Stadium is expanded again Cameron on to become civil engineer in expansion increased capacity to about and the capacity is pushed closer to 1 00,000, Louisiana. 53,000. there will be room for construction over the The building of the stadium did not pro- Later, upper decks were added to each west stands, enclosing that end like a ceed without a few problems. One day side of the stadium as crowds swelled- the horseshoe. during the clearing of the land, one young first one in 1978 and the second in 1983. Luckily, the stadium wasn't built behind football player proudly announced that he This increased capacity to over 80,000 which the Y. was not allergic to poison oak. He then makes it one of the 10 largest on-campus commenced to attack the poison oak with a stadiums in the country. swing blade, throwing the plants to and fro. The effect spiraling inflation has had in n Memorial Stadium has over 100 luxury boxes, more than any other on-campus facility in the nation. Clemson's message board keeps fans up to date with other scores and stats, and also projects player's pictures after an outstanding play. 70 Clemson Football '91 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS When you're in charge of kicking off your company's big conference, you want to make sure no one fumbles the ball or misses the goal. That's why meeting planners all across the country are choosing the Palmetto International Exposition Center for conferences, conventions, and trade shows. With more than 512,000 square feet of meeting and exhibit areas, we have the space and services you need to tackle a full season of corporate parties, banquets, business meetings and special events, no matter how large or small. You won't find us sitting on the sidelines making you call all the plays — our staff scores extra points by arranging catering and decorating services and operating our new light and sound system. So put the conference champions on your team. Plan your next conference at the Palmetto International Exposition Center. It's sure to improve your standing. Holiday Fair Dec. 5-7, 1991 ^B\LMETTO Boat, RV & Sports Show Feb. 6-9, 1992 INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION Textile Hall Corporation is the proud donor of CENTER the Textile Bowl Trophy, presented each year to the winner of the Clemson-North Carolina State game in honor of the textile graduates of these For more information, contact two fine Universities. Mimi Keener, Director of Marketing P. O. 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Monteith Chancellor Memorial Bell Tower Todd Turner Dick Sheridan Athletic Director Head Coach '91 ; 4 Clemson Football Scott Adell Neal Auer Anthony Barbour Geoff Bender T 71 TE 87 TB 24 QB 12 Charles Davenport Gary Downs Mike Gee Ledel George SE 7 TB 45 G 75 FB 16 Todd Harrison Billy Ray Haynes Clayton Henry Tim Kilpatrick TE 84 LB 50 LB 88 P 37 Ricky Logo Greg Manior David Merritt Mike Reid Sebastian Savage MG 90 FB 33 LB 34 SS 3 CB 32 Aubrey Shaw Mark Thomas Ricky Turner Todd Ward Dewayne Washington TB 22 DT 53 FS 15 C 54 CB 20 Clemson Football '91 75 This Day in Tiger Football By Beth Mclnnis Late October sees the leaves of the upstate President Walter Cox intercepted a Navy pass to the game, Edwards was offered the regular fee peaking in color and the Clemson Tiger football set up another Clemson score. The Tigers were for spotting by Coggins. "No Jimmy," said Dr. team in the height of the season. Today the without the services of it's stalwart, Banks Edwards. "I don't want the money. Those 35 Tigers face longtime ACC rival N.C. State in the McFadden. He did not make the trip because of points were good enough for me." 11th Annual Textile Bowl. Both schools are an infected foot that came as a result of a bruise known not only as football powerhouses, but as he received when breaking in a new pair of 1968 - All good things must come to an end, and top textile schools in the southeast. football cleats. on October 26, 1968 the Tigers' 5-0 record (for Through the years, October 26th has been a October 26) went to 5-1 with a loss to Coach Bear very successful day in Clemson football history. 1963 - Twenty eight years ago, Clemson marked Bryant's Alabama team. Alabama's assault 6-2 Since 1 901 , Clemson has compiled a record up its first win of the season against Virginia in began midway through the first quarter with a 40- on October 26, losing only to the University of Charlottesville. The Tigers had a rough start that yard Scott Hunter pass caught by Donnie Sutton Alabama in 1 968 and University of Tennessee in year, entering the game with an 0-4-1 record. for a touchdown. During the Tigers' next posses- 1974. Fortunately, something changed their luck that sion, quarterback Billy Ammons fumbled for a afternoon and the Tigers came up with a 35-0 rout loss of possession and 1 2 yards on the play. The 1901- Ninety years ago today, the crowd in of the Cavaliers. Crimson Tide rolled on with a 1 3-yard touchdown Athens, GA witnessed a grueling 29-5 Clemson Former Clemson President Dr. Robert C. on the sixth play of the possession by Buddy win over the Georgia Bulldogs. The Tigers chalked Edwards gave a new meaning to the word loyal, Seay. up five touchdowns, four of which were scored as he served as the spotter for the Clemson With 3:19 left in the second quarter, Clemson by E.J. Decosta. Bill Snead, Clemson's right Radio Network at the Virginia game that year. scored on a three-yard rush by Buddy Gore. tackle, scored the other. This game saw the Clemson was suffering through an 0-4-1 start and Things were looking up for Clemson early in the Tigers hold out three of their best players in Edwards had been asking what he could do to third quarter when Ray Yauger scored on a six- preparation for the Virginia Tech game five days help get the Tigers on track. At Charlottesville, yard Ammons pass to tie the game 14-14. High later. the Clemson Radio Network needed someone to spirits were short-lived on the Clemson bench spot for play-by-play announcer Jimmy Coggins when Alabama's George Ranger caught a 30- 1916- Clemson's offense dominated in the 1916 and color broadcaster Ed Osborne. Dr. Edwards yard Hunter pass for a touchdown making the defeat of arch-rival South Carolina at the South wanted to do it. This must have changed the final score, 21-14. Carolina State Fair. The 27-0 victory began when Tigers' luck as Clemson rolled over the Cavaliers OS. Major pitched the ball to Stumpy Banks who to give Clemson its first win of the season. After 1974 - Tight was the name of the game in 1974 ran in for 25 yards and a touchdown. when Clemson battled Tennessee. Major came through again in the third Tennessee pulled out a last-second quarter with a 20-yard cruise into the victory on a desperation play on that end zone. "Fish" Witsell fell into the October 26 afternoon. Clemson was end zone for another Tiger score to leading 28-21 in the fourth quarter when finish the assault. the Volunteers' Stanley Morgan scored from eight yards out to pull the score to 1922 - Eight thousand spectators re- 28-27 with 1:13 left in the game. Ten- ceived their money's worth and more nessee called on a two-point conver- as Clemson won a thriller at the ex- sion play to try for the win. Quarterback pense of South Carolina, 3-0. If at first Condredge Holloway, under heavy you don't succeed, try, try again was pressure from the Clemson defense, the rule rather than the exception in dropped back and launched the ball to the Tigers' effort to score. the endzone into the hands of 6-4 Larry Late in the fourth quarter, Sievers for an exciting Volunteer win. Clemson,on a series of passes, worked The extra height advantage made the the ball deep into Carolina territory. difference in the pass completion, and On second down, with the ball resting the Volunteers pulled out a 29-28 win. close tothe Carolina goal line, Charley Robinson of Clemson attempted a field 1985 - The last time Clemson played goal, but it was blocked. After a mad on October 26 the territory was famil- scramble, Robinson recovered the ball iar. Danny Ford's Tigers went up forthe Tigers. On third down, Robinson against the North Carolina State ran back to the 20-yard-line and drop Wolfpack in Death Valley. Clemson kicked the ball through the goal posts dominated from the first cannon blast for three points to give the underdog to steam past the Wolfpack 39-10 in Tigers a 3-0 win. the fifth annual Textile Bowl. The Clemson offense rushed for 279 yards 1 939 - On a beautiful afternoon, 20,000 behind the the running of Stacy Driver spectators watched the 1939 Tigers and Kenny Flowers. Driverfinishedthe defeat Navy 1 5-7 on Navy's home turf. game with 125 yards, including a 29- Clemson took the first punch by driv- yard touchdown run, while Flowers ran ing Navy runningback Monty for 70 yards, including afive-yard touch- Whitehead into his own end zone for a down run. safety and 2-0 lead. Superior blocking opened a path minutes later for Shad Shad Bryant, a member of the 1 939 Tiger team, has been called Bryant to add to the score. In the third one of the greatest wingbacks ever to play for Clemson. quarter, future Clemson University 6 Clemson Football '91 Single Game Records RUSHING RETURNS RUSHES: 36, Jim Shirley vs. N.C. State, 1951 PUNT RETURNS: 1 Shad Bryant vs. Furman, 1 939 36, Ray Yauger vs. Wake Forest, 1969 YARDS PUNT RETURNS: 167, Don Kelley on 4 returns vs. Maryland, RUSHING YARDS: 260, Cliff Austin vs Duke, 1982 1970 RUSHING YARDS BY A FRESHMAN: 234, Don King vs. Fordham, RETURN YARDAGE (PR & INT): 223, Don Kelley vs. Maryland, 1970 1952 BLOCKED PUNTS: Quarter: 2. Mitch Belton vs. Maryland (2nd), 1989 YARDS RUSHING BY QUARTERBACK: 140, Mike O'Cain vs. N.C. Game: 2 Wingo Avery vs. The Citadel, 1954 State, 1 976 2, Mitch Belton vs. Maryland, 1989 YARDS BY TWO RUNNING BACKS: 318, Cliff Austin (260), KICKOFF RETURN FOR TOUCHDOWN: 1 by four players. Last-Doug Chuck McSwain (58) vs. Duke, 1982 Thomas vs. Maryland, 1990 RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS: 5. Maxcey Welch vs. Newberry, 1930 KICKOFF RETURNS: 7, John Sheilds vs. Alabama, 1969 5. Stumpy Banks vs. Furman, 1917 YARDS KICKOFF RETURNS: 174, David Thomas on 5 returns vs. Ga. ALL-PURPOSE RUNNING YARDS: 274, Terrance Flagler vs. Wake Tech, 1972 Forest. 1986 (209 rushing, 65 receiving) SCORING PASSING POINTS SCORED: 33, Maxcey Welch vs. Newberry, 1930 PASS ATTEMPTS: Half: 46, Rodney Williams vs. N.C. State TOUCHDOWNS: 5, Stumpy Banks vs. Furman, 1917 (all-rushing): (2nd), 1987 Maxcey Welch vs. Newberry, 1930 (all-rushing) Game: 53: Rodney Williams TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING: Same as For Most Touchdowns vs. N.C. State, 1987 TOUCHDOWNS RUN AND PASS: PASS COMPLETIONS: 25, Tommy Kendrick vs. Florida State, 1970 5, Maxcey Welch vs. Newberry, 1930 CONSECUTIVE PASS COMPLETIONS: 9, Steve Fuller vs. The 5, Bobby Gage vs. Auburn, 1947 Citadel, 1978 5, Stumpy Banks vs. Furman, 1917 COMPLETION PERCENTAGE: (Min. 9 Comp.) 1.000, Steve Fuller LONGEST SCORING LATERAL: 65 yards, Don Willis to Shad Bryant (9-9) vs. The Citadel, 1978 vs. George Washington, 1938 HIGHEST EFFICIENCY RATING: (Min. 15 Art.) 240.38, Jimmy LONGEST NON-SCORING FUMBLE RETURN: 83 yards, Tim Addison vs. Virginia, 1965, (12-19-283-3) Childers vs. W. Carolina, 1938 PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED: 5, Don King vs. Auburn. 1953 EXTRA POINTS MADE: 11 (of 11), W.C. Forsythe vs. Bingham, 1898, YARDS PASSING: 323, Thomas Ray vs. North Carolina, 1965 9 (of 10), Tommy Chandler vs. Presbyterian, 1949 (modern record) TOUCHDOWN PASSES: 4, Bobby Gage vs. Auburn, 1947 EXTRA POINTS ATTEMPTED: 11, W.C. Forsythe vs. Bingham, 1898 FIELD GOALS: 4, Obed Ariri vs. Wake Forest, 1977, 1980; vs. North TOTAL OFFENSE Carolina, 1979; vs. N.C. State, 1980 OFFENSIVE PLAYS: 57, Rodney Williams vs. N.C. State. 1987 4. David Treadwell vs. Georgia, 1987 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS: 374, Bobby Gage vs. Auburn, 1947 4, Chris Gardocki vs. Georgia, Georgia Tech, 1990 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED: 6, Chris Gardocki vs. Georgia Tech. PASS RECEIVING 1990 PASSES CAUGHT: 1 1 , Phil Rogers vs. North Carolina. 1965 KICK-SCORING POINTS: YARDS GAINED: 163, Jerry Butler vs. Georgia Tech, 1977 15. Obed Ariri vs. Wake Forest, 1978 and 1980 TOUCHDOWNS PASSES CAUGHT: 3, Dreher Gaskin vs. Auburn, 15, Donald Igwebuike vs. Duke. 1984 1953 RECEPTIONS BY A RUNNING BACK: 7 (for 31 yards) by Dick Bukowsky vs. Florida State, 1970 RECEPTIONS BY A TIGHT END: 6, Jack Anderson vs. N.C. State, 1968 6, John McMakin vs. UNO 1971 6, Bennie Cunningham vs. Wake Forest, 1975 INTERCEPTIONS INTERCEPTIONS: 3, Kit Jackson vs. Wake Forest, 1965 INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS: 102, Don Kelley on 1 return vs. Duke, 1970 AVERAGE INTERCEPTION RETURN: (Min. 2) 50.5. Willie Underwood (2-101) vs. South Carolina, 1 980 INTERCEPTION RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWN: 1, by many INTERCEPTIONS BY A LINEBACKER: 2. Johnny Rembert vs. W Carolina, 1982 PUNTING PUNTS: 13, Marion Butler vs. Wake Forest, 1942 PUNTS OVER 50 YARDS: 6. Banks McFadden (12 punts) vs. Tulane. 1939 PUNTS INSIDE THE 20: 6, Dale Hatcher vs. Georgia, 1982 TOTAL PUNTING YARDS: 504. Banks McFadden vs. Tulane. 1939 Former Tiger Chris Gardocki attempted a single-game record six field goals in Clemson's contest with Georgia Tech last year. Clemson Football '91 77 QUESTION: You are excited because your area's high school has just won the state championship. You would like to attend a banquet honoring the team, but you know that as a representative of Clemson's athletics interests you are not supposed to have contact with prospective student- athletes. 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The various speak- ing facility, young men and women from all It makes a philosophical statement about ers and lecturers who will come to work with 1 8 of Clemson's varsity sports have the very the institutional commitment - giving our Clemson student-athletes as part of the best in facilities for training and competition. students the same opportunity to achieve student-enrichment program will also use But Clemson's commitment to provide its their full potential academically that we give this facility. The auditorium is equipped with student-athletes with awesome facilities them athletically. We're very serious about a projection booth and state-of-the-art au- doesn't apply only to areas of athletic com- that," according to Athletic Director Bobby dio and video equipment and will be avail- petition, but to academic life as well. Robinson. able to other campus groups when not in The most convincing evidence of this Given the time pressures of athletic par- use for athletic advising. commitment is Clemson University's new ticipation and practice, student athletes face Another area of the main floor, the com- academic learning center, which opened a difficult balancing act in trying to perform puter resources area, consists of a general this spring. The $2.5 million facility is among well both on the playing field and in the computer tutoring room and a computer the first in the nation devoted entirely to the classroom . With respect to this, the Clemson science tutoring room. The computer room athletic-academic advising program. The academic advising program has provided contains 1 5 personal computers for hands- two-story, 27,000-square-foot building, lo- one of the best academic tutoring and ad- on computer tutoring, word processing and cated behind Jordan Hall at the bottom of vising programs in the nation over the last other general uses. The room is designed Bryan Mall, is open throughout the day and several years. The completion of Vickery for tutoring computer science, engineering into the evening to accommodate the ex- Hall gives the Academic Advising Program and management courses. Four printers tended schedules of student-athletes, and an even greater opportunity to help student- are also available in the computer area and consolidates a variety of academic services athletes reach the short-term goal of gradu- there is someone available to answer com- for their use. ation and the long-term goal of success in puter user questions. The new academic learning center has business. The 1 3,000-square-foot study and tutor- been named Kenneth N. Vickery Hall in The facility is impressive aesthetically, ing area on the second floor comprises the honor of the Clemson alumnus and former but even more so for the many purposes it majority of the center and is used primarily dean of students. Vickery, a native of serves. The main entrance to the building is during the evening hours. A large 65-seat Hartwell, in GA, graduated from Clemson a 1 ,570-square foot reception/office area, study room and ten 20-seat study rooms are 1 938. That year, he became assistant to the comprised of four advisors' offices, two designed as classrooms with freestanding registrar. Following a stint in the military, he graduate student offices, a conference room desks. One-on-one or small group instruc- returned to Clemson as assistant registrar and a small study room. Also located on the tion will take place in 20 small tutoring director of and admissions. He was named bottom floor is the office of Bill D'Andrea, the rooms accommodating eight to 1 students registrar in 1955 and assistant vice presi- dent for Student Affairs and dean of Admis- sions and Registration in 1970. Vickery retired from Clemson in 1982, but has re- mained active in volunteer service with the university's alumni association and various other committees. Vickery was also Clemson's NCAA faculty representative for 11 years. "We feel this is a fitting tribute to a man who has a 50-year record of service to the university in admissions and registration and a long-term interest in athletes' aca- demic achievements," said Nick Lomax, vice president for Student Affairs. The goal of the facility is to function as a support system in providing the student- athlete the opportunity to reach his or her full potential. Vickery Hall is a commitment y the Clemson University Athletic Depart- snt to give each student-athlete a mean- ingful opportunity to make his or her Clemson xperience a fulfilling one, not only during his or her years at Clemson, but long after Vickery Hail is the first facility in the nation built for the sole purpose of academic advising for student athletes. 102 Clemson Football '91 the recently imple- resume preparation and interview skills. i mented personal growth program. This Nutrition and Eating Disorders: Eating program is one of the habits and proper diet are very important in many purposes of maintaining sound body and mind. The Vickery Hall. This par- focus of this program revolves around pre- ticular area of student senting information so that student-athletes development is de- can analyze their own eating habits and signed to enhance and carefully choose a balanced diet with enough support the lives of stu- calories to maintain good health. dent-athletes during their enrollment in col- Choosing a Major: This is an important lege as well as in their aspect of educational life. This program is life experiences after designed to help student-athletes make the graduation. right choice of major in respect to their Bobby Douglas, the career goals. Development Coordi- nator, and the Vickery Personal Finance: Student-athletes on Hall staff realize that athletic scholarships are not allowed to have Vickery Hall contains a 1 75-seat auditorium to be used for classes jobs during the academic year. Therefore, and seminars. student-athletes have more obligations than a regular college it is important to budget personal finances each, two medium tutoring rooms for 20 student. The personal growth program so they do not run out before the semester. people each and three large tutoring rooms seeks to eliminate some of the stresses of This program not only discusses budgeting for 40 people each. adjustment to the higher level of academics but also the responsible use of credit. Joe White serves as the academic advi- and athletics. It is the group's special task sor for football, while Ian Davidson, Laurie to assist the student-athlete by creating a Stress Management: All student-athletes Haughey and Annie Tribble supervise the finely tuned balance of all areas to insure face additional concerns during their col- academic progress of athletes in the other success in obtaining a Clemson University lege days than normal students. Many 17 sports. degree, by supporting successful athletic times these add stress to the everyday lives practice and competition, enhancing per- of student-athletes. The object of this pro- Student-Athlete Career sonal growth, and helping with the transi- gram is to teach the student-athlete ways of Assistance Program tion to life after college. identifying and handling personal stress so The Student-Athlete Career Assistance A series of personal growth programs it does not interfere with the maintenance of Program is one of the most important pro- will be offered to student-athletes through- good mental and physical health. grams provided by the staff of Vickery Hall. out each semester. Some programs may The philosophy of this program is to provide accomplish their objectives in one session, Interpersonal Communication: Commu- help in securing summer employment and while others may be ongoing throughout nication is necessary in all areas of life to to aid in meeting long-term career goals. the academic year. Some of the personal improve happiness, instill contentment and By using the resources available to the growth programs are as follows: enhance success. Programs dealing with University, Alumni Center and the Athletic interpersonal communication will involve Department, Bill D'Andrea is working to Freshman Conquest: This program will improvement of listening skills, verbal skills establish a network of businesses, compa- seek to make the freshman's adjustment to and learning respect for the feelings and nies, and executives who will help assist college life easier by covering many areas emotions of others. with The Summer Employment Assistance of adjustment to university life. Program. The program's main goal is to Study Skills/Time Management: These provide the student-athlete with a job expe- Alcohol and Drug Issues: The intent of two topics are combined because a major of rience and a work history, which he or she this program is to provide the student-ath- part developing good study skills involves can apply to his or her academic discipline. lete with an overview of the disease of having the time to delegate to studying. The Long Term Career Assistance Pro- addictions and chemical dependence. Objectives of this program are to expose gram will be coordinated from the academic Emphasis will be placed on providing basic student-athletes to different types of study colleges, the Placement Center, and through awareness of how substance abuse effects techniques that are proven effective. the Athletic Department contacts. T his pro- individuals, families and athletic teams. gram is designed to better prepare the stu- Motivation/Self Esteem: The objective of dent-athlete for full-time employment and Current Topics of Concern: The idea this program is to improve the level of self will focus on resume writing and interview behind this segment of the Personal Growth esteem for student-athletes to positively their productivity in all of techniques so that each student-athlete will Plan is to address issues that effect stu- impact areas cam- be competitive and aggressive when deal- dents such as human sexuality, birth con- pus life. ing with companies who visit the Clemson trol, date rape, etc. campus. Goal Setting: Clemson University wants Career Preparation: The Career Prepara- success for every student-athlete, hence Personal Growth Program tion Plan is to encourage all student-ath- they have a strong program put together Another aspect of Clemson University's letes to think about life after sports and after about setting goals. Goal setting applies to commitment to help student-athletes reach graduation. Many sources of information or is incorporated in almost every other their potential in all areas of their life - will be available, from career testing to self- Personal Growth Program. academically, athletically, and socially, is paced computer programs, and even with Clemson Football '91 103 ut Clemson In Your Game Plan! You've been caught up in the excitement of a town or in our people-sized shopping centers. You'll find Clemson hall game— an experience in itself. But don't leave some great buys at our warehouse and discount stores. town without trying some other Clemson pleasures. And when it's time to eat you'll find food ranging from Beautiful Lake Hartwell invites you to fish, swim, sail, ski fast to fabulous; cuisine that's country or from other coun- or boat. Area parks are laced with hiking trails and picnic tries, all a few miles or less from the stadium. areas for family pleasure. Take time—and a room in the Ramada, Comfort Inn, History buffs and novices alike will find an abundance of Thunderbird, Holiday Inn, Liberty Hall. Put Clemson in sites to explore in Clemson and neighboring Pendleton. your game plan— relax and enjoy. Shoppers will delight in the friendly, charming shops down /iSITOR IN SEASON EVERY SEASON ' U FORMATION I CLEMSON we information, visit the Visitor's Center at Tillman Hall (Clemson University campus), the Clemson Chamher of Commerce at Calhoun - (off route 1 33 hehind City Hall) or the Pendleton District Historical & Recreational Commission (Pendleton Square). the boll weevil was South Carolina's biggest economic problem. OnceBut Clemson found the solution - a boll weevil eradication program that reduced pesticide dependence by two-thirds and boosted the state's cotton production dramatically. Combining the academic skills of research and teaching to get information to people who need it is Clemson's way of solving all those problems waiting to replace the boll weevil: Health problems. Environmental problems. Economic problems. Regardless of what's ahead, Clemson University's commitment to public service guarantees that the energy and resources of "the people's university" will be used for the people's good. Shots. Fevers. Feeding schedules. Growth and development. Raising a family is a process filled with questions and anxieties. The Nursing Center in Clemson's College of Nursing provides immunizations, well-baby clinics, and other services and educa- tional programs to help parents through the health care maze. The university's health services extend far beyond the Center's doors. The mobile health clinic travels to other communities; the home health cane program offers services to those too ill to leave home; Clemson researchers in the ORTHO-PERT program have developed technology that will make custom- made joint implants available soon; and the Extension Service's Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies program offers information on prenatal care in an effort to improve birth weights and lower the infant mortality rate. Livestock and poultry health programs ensure that even animals benefit from the university's expertise. N ow that you've made the right choiee in selecting vour school, select a bank, to match. At C&S you'll find a popular assortment of services that go hand in hand with your lifestyle. Like Wizard Checking. No monthly charges. No minimum balance. No hassle. And fast, round the clock bank- ing at Financial Wizard Machines. For withdrawing money. Checking your balance. Transferring between accounts. Or even getting a com- plete bank statement. 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North and South Carolina produce almost half of And even though the score might not show it, at the final America's textiles and apparel and provide 415,900 jobs a gun there'll be two winners. year. That's because North Carolina State and Clemson We're not only proud of our reputation as a are working together to keep America working. Each manufacturing leader, we're proud of our reputation as university is nationally recognized for its outstanding corporate citizens. We provide essential tax dollars and athletic programs as well as its textile education and award grants that help the arts, hospitals, libraries and training programs. The Carolina textile industry is human service organizations as well as higher education proud of the students, faculty and alumni of both because we feel we have the responsibility to give back universities for the dedication to the textile industry. to the Carolinas what they've given to us - pride. That dedication has helped the textile industry The textile industry, Clemson and North Carolina provide a better education for our students and, State - Working Together To Keep America Working. O m D 'N u.s> PRE-GAME CEREMONY Blair Rice, President Charles A. Hayes South Carolina Textile Manufacturers North Carolina Textile Manufacturers k I "T" i i A Association will present a $1 ,000 Association will present a $1 ,000 \ jV\ f\ scholarship to the School of Textiles, scholarship to the School of Textiles, North Carolina State. Clemson University. The Textile Bowl trophy was donated by Textile Hall Corporation The South Carolina textile industry gratefully acknowledges Clemson University's cooperation and support in hosting the Textile Bowl. We, come to the Textile Bowl, one of the highlights of American Textile Week. Today's Clemson, North Carolina State game is the teams' eleventh meeting since the Textile Bowl was established. At the conclusion of the game the Textile Bowl Trophy will be turned over to the winning team until next year's match-up. TEXTILE liftWEEK The Textile Bowl was established to recognize 'N u.s> the accomplishments and dedication each of the two universities has shown to the textile industry in the Carolinas. Clemson and North Carolina State are among only 12 universities in the nation that offers a full range of textile degrees from bachelor to doctoral. Over 11,200 students have graduated from Clemson and North Carolina State in the textile field. The textile industry was this country's first major industry. And thanks to the commitment of MADE IN THE these two fine universities, the "Crafted With Pride In USA" program and other universities around the nation, the textile industry is moving into the 90's prouder, stronger and faster than ever. USA We want to thank every one in advance for making Textile Week and the Textile Bowl a success. BI-LO, Tigers, and Tailgating. 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