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Clemson vs. Virginia Tech 63 The CBG The Clemson Broadcast Group is the new mar- September 13, 1986 keting arm of the athletic department for Tiger Clemson Memorial Stadium TV and radio shows. Karen Blackman tells us IPTAY DAY about the changes we will see in Clemson coaches shows and broadcasts this season. Today's Features 65 Clemson Soccer 5 The Bandit With the return of three All-Americans the Clem- Clemson's Terence Mack reminds enemy son soccer team could return to the National coaches of another outstanding defensive end Championship game. David Webb examines who wore the number-12. Tim Match reviews Clemson's chances for another NCAA ap- Mack's career and his chances for the pro pearance. ranks. 77 University Feature 7 Athlete-of-the-Year What are Clemson freshmen really like? Jack Chuck Baldwin was the of the chosen MVP ACC McKenzie surveyed the incoming group of last year, as he hit .370 and led the Tigers in Clemson students and discovered some inter- saves with five. But his character and desire to esting tendencies. play the game are even more impressive, as Sam Blackman explains. 82 Fridge Fever 52 Tiger Tutoring Last year America discovered what Clemson fans already knew: the fable of the Fridge, Clemson has one of the largest academic advis- William Perry. With all the attention the human ing staffs in the nation. In this case more is corporation has received recently, Tim Bourret better, as nearly a quarter of Clemson's athletes compiled a few interesting anecdotes, stats and made the academic honor roll last year. Tim stories about Clemson's most famous former Bourret examines the program. player. 55 Coaching Expertise Four new coaches are on the Clemson roster 116 The Last Word this year as new, fresh ideas have come to the Bob Bradley, in his weekly column, relives the Tiger system. David Latimer summarizes the Virginia Tech series, a series that has special careers and coaching theories of the new men- meaning to him. tors in this two-page article.

The Departments Players and Coaches ACC Schedule 22 Alphabetical Roster, Clemson 56 Athletic Director 11 Alphabetical Roster. Opponent 61 Athletic Staff 71 Assistant Coaches 16 The Clemson Football Program is Produced by Band Program 113 Danny Ford 15 the Clemson Football Program Committee: Cheerleaders 76 Graduate Asst. Coaches 39 Coaches. All-Sports 23 Lineups, Starting 58 Chairman: Len Gough Emergency Information 30 Meet the Tigers 33 Editor: Tim Bourret Fall Sports Schedule 114 Numerical Roster. Clemson 58 Asst. Editor: Kassie Kessinger Future Schedules 10 Numerical Roster, Opponent 59 Advertising Director: Ann Smith IPTAY 29 Opponent Players 78 Special Thanks to Bob Bradley, Sam Black- IPTAY Officers 46 Strength Coaches 103 man, David Webb. Maria Farry. Tim Match, Managers 80 Tiger Rookies 39 Barry Tomlinson, James Fleming. David Lati- 73 Officials Signals Additional Copies mer, Marillyn Hines, Dr. Harold Vigodsky and Single Game Records 107 Margaret Pridgeon for their help in the prepara- Stadium Information 25 Extra copies of this program are available at tion of this program. Statistics 3 S3 00 apiece Send checks (payable to Clem- The Last Word 116 son Athletic Department) to: Printing: R. L. Bryan Co. of Columbia, SC Today's Game 2 Sports Information Office Trainers 4u Box 632, Clemson. SC 29633 Cover Photos: by Jim Moriarty 100 Other photos the Clemson Communications Tiger Life On the Cover by Tigers in the Crowd 115 Center, Lance McKinney. Bob Waldrop, Rob University Officials 19 Terence Mack is the leader of the Clemson Biggerstaff, Jim Moriarty, Visual Sports Com- University Page 13 defense He plays the Bandit position, a slot munications. Chicago Bears and Tom University President 9 that requires great athletic ability Shockley.

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ginia Tech registered. Both teams ended leading receiver last year with 31 recep- by Tim Bourret the year with 6-5 regular season records. tions, including a Virginia Tech record 13 Both teams overcame anemic rushing against Cincinnati. Clemson senior Ter- Two teams coming off incredibly sim- performances early in the season, then rance Roulhac led Clemson in receiving ilar 1985 seasons will wage war in moved into the nation's leaders in rushing last year with, you guessed it, 31 recep- Death Valley this afternoon. Both Clem- by the end of the season. Virginia Tech tions. Both teams also have excellent tight son and Virginia Tech are anxious to es- averaged 293 yards per game over the ends. Clemson is led by Jim Riggs, the tablish themselves in a season that is last six contests to finish 1 4th in the nation returning AII-ACC player at that position, supposed to be a landmark campaign for in rushing, while Clemson averaged 280 while Clemson is familiar with Gobbler southern teams whose football tradition yards a game over the last six games to tight end Steve Johnson, who snared a dates back to before the turn of the finish 13th in the nation in rushing. fourth-down pass for a touchdown that century. There were so many similarities last year between the Tigers and the Gobblers Looking At A Mirror that the contest between the two teams should have ended in a tie score, that Clemson and Virginia Tech follow similar coaching philosophies. would have really punctuated the com- parison. A look back at the game tells us Tailbacks have been the dominant force tied last year's game at 17-17 in the final that the contest almost ended in a dead- in both teams' running attacks recently quarter. lock. and that should be the case in 1986. Last Defensively the comparisons continue. Clemson and Virginia Tech have had season Kenny Flowers and Stacy Driver Terence Mack is the leader of the Clem- three straight white-knucklers and the Ti- combined for 2031 yards at the tailback son team from the bandit, or defensive gers have captured all three (in fact Clem- slot, while Maurice Williams and Eddie end position. He is an outstanding athlete son has won 34 straight over teams from Hunter joined forces for 1634 yards. Of- who is a former quarterback. Mack, who the state of Virginia dating back to 1954). fensive lines are young on both sides of adorns the cover of this program, had 1 02

In 1 985 a David Treadwell field goal at the the ball also this year, a key for the respec- tackles last season, and eight passes bro- horn gave Clemson a 20-17 verdict at tive rushing attacks. Clemson returns only ken up.

Blacksburg, VA. It was quite a celebrated John Phillips among the starters from last The best all-around athlete on the Vir- beginning for Treadwell, who had not year's line, while Virginia Tech does not ginia Tech defense is Curtis Taliaferro, a played in a football game since he was 10 have a returnee in the interior of the line. 6-3 defensive end who runs the 40 in 4.65 years old. In the passing game, both Virginia Tech (best among VPI linemen) and can vertical But, that was Clemson's only win in the and Clemson have talented pass catch- jump 39 inches, the best on the team. He first four games, the exact same start Vir- ers. Virginia Tech's Donald Snell was the had six tackles last year against Clemson and was a thorn in Clemson's side all day. Both teams have young secondaries, but, looking at the offensive tendencies of both teams, they probably will not be tested until a later game. Clemson should start three freshmen or sophomores in the defensive backfield, as James Lott, Don-

nell Woolford and Gene Beasley have all had excellent pre-seasons. Likewise, Vir- ginia Tech will not start a senior in the secondary. Carter Wiley had five interceptions to lead the Gobblers last year and Billy Myers, a starting cornerback, is a fleet athlete who averages over eight yards per punt return. The last three meetings between these two teams may have been won by the Tigers, but all three contests have been extremely close calls, possibly due to the fact that the teams feel they are playing against themselves. Clemson has been familiar with the Vir-

ginia Tech situation, if for anything else because the current Tiger head coach and assistant head coach came to Tigertown from Blacksburg. Danny Ford was the offensive line coach at VPI between 1974 and 1976 before coming to Clemson, while Tom Harper was the defensive coordinator between 1978 and 1980 before helping to bring Clemson a national title in David Treadwell won last year's Tiger-Gobbler clash with a 36-yard field goal at the horn. 1981.

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"We do have similar philosophies in problem that required summer surgery, that we like to run the football," said Ford. The Kenny Flowers countdown starts but he is hoping to get back by sometime "Coach (Bill) Dooley has been successful today. The Clemson senior has 2319 cain October. at North Carolina and Virginia Tech with a reer rushing yards and needs just 253 to Williams enters the year tied for eighth tailback oriented offense and we have eclipse Buddy Gore's career mark of in career receptions with 66 (Jerry Gaillard

been able to pick up a lot of wins with that 2571 . Gore played for the Tigers between also has 66), and is ninth in total reception type of game. We both like to use power 1966 and 1968 and had exactly 600 car- yardage with 1010. The senior from Fay- football and that is probably what people ries. Flowers has 2319 yards in 467 car- etteville, NC is first in career kickoff re- will see today. ries so far. Ray Yauger is second at 2439 turns with 66 (ironically the same total as "The team that holds on to the football and Chuck McSwain is third with 2320. his reception figure, but we can't possibly will come out on top this year. Last year So. McSwain will dip to fourth on Flowers think of a statistical correlation that makes we were fortunate in that we fumbled the first carry of the game in all probability. sense) and is first in total return yardage ball five times and still won. We won't be Flowers also enters the season eighth with 1350. able to do that this year and in general we in total career carries with his 467 figure, Roulhac is sixth in total receptions with have to cut out turnovers to be successful 133 behind Gore's record of 600. 72. fifth in reception yardage with 1259 this year. Turnover ratio has been the and third in touchdown receptions with most important statistic when it comes to 15. The native of Jacksonville, FL is also

Clemson football since I have been here." Ray Williams and Terrance Roulhac ninth in kickoff return yardage with 530

Although Danny has not totalled it up also rank high in a couple of Clemson and has a 22.1 average, fourth best aver- himself, we have. Since Danny Ford has career categories. Of course Williams will age in Clemson history. been at Clemson the Tigers are 36-2-1 miss the Virginia Tech game due to a hip when making fewer turnovers than the opposition and 11-14 when the Tigers make more turnovers than their opponents. Clemson drilled on that aspect all spring 1985 Clemson Statistics 1985 Virginia Tech Statistics with more contact and the results have (6-6 Overall, 4-3 in ACC) (6-5 Overall) been positive so far this fall. In the August Rushing Att TD Att TD LG 27 scrimmage over 100 plays were run Yds Avg LG Rushing Yds Avg Flowers. RB 227 1200 5.3 13 52 M. Williams 167 936 5 6 9 36 without a single turnover. "We have the Driver. TB 181 831 4 6 2 29 Hunter 130 698 5.4 5 41 veteran players in the backfield and two Flagler, TB 52 232 4.3 2 47 E. Jones 57 278 4.9 1 32 quarterbacks with a year of experience so T. Johnson. FB . . 39 197 5.1 1 22 Dudley 34 141 4 1 1 14 we should cut down on the turnovers this Rod. Williams, QB . 56 127 2.3 23 Donnelly 20 115 5.8 42 year. If we can do that we will be a much

CLEMSON 603 2688 4.5 20 52 VIRGINIA TECH . . . 547 2475 4.5 24 42 improved football team and at least give Opponents 568 2167 3.8 1 48 Opponents 421 1221 2 9 1 34 ourselves a chance to be successful."

Both Clemson and Virginia Tech have Passing Att Comp Int Yds Pet TD LG Passing Att Comp Int Yds Pet TD

been successful in recent years. Clemson Rod. Williams 122 56 5 772 .459 1 51 Greenwood . . . 169 85 9 919 503 7

has not had a losing season in 10 years, Anderson . . . 123 63 5 703 .512 2 46 M. Cox 96 50 3 682 521 3 the longest streak of non-losing seasons CLEMSON . . 257 125 10 1595 .486 6 57 VIRGINIA TECH 281 42 13 1682 505 10 the other in ACC history. Virginia Tech on Opponents .319 180 1 1 2164 .564 12 54 Opponents 360 94 14 2461 539 14 hand has won more games in the last six years (45) than at any other six-year Receiving Rec Yds Avg TD LG Receiving Rec Yds Avg TD LG stretch in Virginia Tech history, and Vir- Roulhac. WR 31 533 17 2 3 57 Snell 31 369 11.9 44

Ray Williams. . 24 400 16.7 1 51 Becton 23 295 12.8 1 53 ginia Tech has gone six straight years WR Riggs. TE 18 203 11.3 1 43 Howell 19 243 12.8 3 47 without a losing season. Quick. FB 11 73 6.6 12 E. Jones 11 157 14.3 1 36 Both teams are looking to get this year Flagler, TB 10 54 5.4 15 Ellsworth 11 133 12.1 18 off to an outstanding start. Although both

CLEMSON 125 1595 12.7 6 57 VIRGINIA TECH . . 142 1682 11.8 10 53 teams will not go through the season un- Opponents 180 2164 12.0 12 54 Opponents 194 2461 12.7 14 82 blemished, they would like to have something else in common at season's end; a Kickoff Returns No Yds Avg TD LG Kickoff Returns No Yds Avg TD LG about 10 wins. major bowl bid and Ray Williams 26 502 19.3 45 Hunter .... 12 265 22.1 44

***** Roulhac . 15 362 24.1 35 Dudley 6 96 16.0 34 Although both Randy Anderson and CLEMSON 43 915 21.3 45 VIRGINIA TECH 25 480 19 2 44 Rodney Williams did not have record set- Opponents 25 561 22 4 32 Opponents 33 615 18.6 34 ting seasons in 1 985, they both did a good 1986 Clemson Schedule 1986 Virginia Tech Schedule job of avoiding interceptions. In fact both Sept 13 VIRGINIA TECH 12:20 PM Sept. 6 20-24 L Cincinnati are among the top four in Clemson history Sept. 20 at Georgia. 3 30 PM Sept. 13 at Clemson. 12:20 PM in that category. Among all Clemson quar- Sept 27 at Georgia Tech. 12:20 PM Sept 20 at Syracuse. 12:20 PM years with at least 100 terbacks over the 4 THE CITADEL. 1 PM Oct. 00 Sept 27 E TENN. ST , 1:00 PM attempts. Anderson ranks second and Oct. 11 at Virginia. 7.00 PM Oct. 4 WEST VIRGINIA. 12:20 PM

Williams fourth in interception avoidance. Oct 18 DUKE. 1:00 PM Oct 11 SOUTH CAROLINA. 1 00 PM Anderson has an interception avoidance Oct. 25 at N C State. 7:10 PM Oct. 18 Temple (at Norfolk). 12 20 PM percentage of 3.78 (or only 3.78 percent of Nov. 1 at Wake Forest 1:00 PM Oct 25 VIRGINIA. 1:00 PM Nov 8 NORTH CAROLINA, TBA Nov 1 KENTUCKY. 1 00 PM his passes have been intercepted in his Nov. 15 Maryland (at Baltimore), TBA Nov 8 at Richmond. 12:20 PM career), while Williams has a 4.1 percent- Nov 22 SOUTH CAROLINA. 1:00 PM Nov 15 VANDERBILT. 1 00 PM age figure. Billy Lott is the all-time leader in that category with only seven interceptions in 198 attempts, a 3.53 percent mark.

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I got killed. I was tired and ready to just Fans who recall Clemson's 1981 na- quit. It while tional championship squad will re- took me a to become ac- member a versatile athlete who remains customed to the position, but after a good

Spring in 1 1 really enjoy- emblazoned in their minds for his amazing Game 983, began ing the bandit position." athletic talent. His name is Andy Headen, What is a bandit? It is roughly compara- now playing with the New York Giants, an ble to being a standup defensive end. The AII-ACC team member during his senior only difference is that the bandit not only year and seventh leading tackier on the can rush the quarterback, he can drop in championship squad. During his Clemson pass coverage or come up and stuff the career, Headen played five different posi- run. The opposition has no idea what the tions and wore two numbers. One of bandit will be doing next. those numbers and three of those posi- The concept of the bandit is a very com- tions are familiar to a player created in the plicated idea which is a culmination of Headen mold. The 1986 version of Andy years of thought by assistant Head Coach Roosevelt Headen is Tiger senior bandit end Terence Mack. Tom Harper. "We require that the bandit position possess size and speed so that When Mack came to Clemson he want- he can drop back to control the tight ends, ed to continue wearing his big number 12, and Terence Mack more than adequately which he has worn throughout his prep fills the bill." said Harper. career. One problem though, Headen al- Mack makes opposing coaches think Andy Mack fits the mold with his 4.75 speed in ready was making himself quite famous Headen is in his eighth year at Clemson. the 40, the best among defensive ends wearing the jersey as a senior starter and and a power clean lift with a 324 figure fourth on the team in tackles even though Mack knew the Tiger veteran was not ranking him eighth on the team. he missed a full game and half of two about to relinquish the number. Terence Before his arrival in Tigertown, Mack others. These numbers can only place had to settle for #11 during his redshirt was named the State AAA Back-of-the- stars in Coach Ford's eyes concerning the season. Year as a senior and participated in the upcoming season. "I was talking to Andy after practice one 1982 Shrine Bowl. He also still holds "This squad has a lot more enthusiasm day and he told me that if I wanted to wear

school records at Winnsboro High for than any other that I have been associated the most interceptions, most touchdown with," says Mack. "Coach (Bill) Oliver has The Bandit passes thrown, and best passing per- brought in all types of new defenses and I centage. think our pass defense will be better. Fi- During the South Carolina game in his nally everyone on our defense is utilizing Terence Mack Plays all over the field. freshman year he made probably one of all their talents. Now in practice, every

the biggest plays of his life. He intercepted time the offense comes to the line we are

#12, 1 must do him a favor," said Mack. "I a pass during the closing moments of the throwing a new look at them. would have to give him my Georgia tickets game that halted a possible game-winning The new defenses should help prepare if I wanted to have his jersey after he drive for the Gamecocks. Mack for the pro game. graduated. No tickets were exchanged

I "TheCarolina interception was the best I feel I have a shot at the pros and am thing and I still got to wear my #12. Good of my career. The Carolina quarterback at just trying to concentrate as much as I can he was not in charge of the equipment the time was Alan Mitchell. Both of us on and off the field. Besides improving on room." were on the same Shrine Bowl team, and my strength and quickness. I want to be When Mack came to Clemson. as Head- we have always kept in touch. more of a team leader. Mack received en did in 1982. he had intentions of being The Gamecocks were on our 20-yard the Leadership Award for his efforts in the Tiger quarterback. "My redshirt sea- line in the closing minutes of the game. spring practice of 1986 son was not a lot of fun. Mostly I stood Alan rolled out to my side and my only Mack's career certainly has not been around and when they needed a volun- thoughts were catch the ball and keep handed to him on a silver platter. He has in at quarter- teer, I would always jump them from the end zone. A receiver was had to work extremely hard to get where back because I wanted some action." coming across the middle and. when Alan he is today. "You need to do what you Admittedly, Mack felt that he would not threw the ball I jumped and caught it. At have to do and that is work hard and be a see much playing time because Homer first, I thought I should just stay in the end leader at all times. It is the same motto I Jordan was putting a cap on his fine ca- zone. But no, I felt I could go for 1 03 yards use for school." reer and Mike Eppley was waiting in the There was no one in front of me. But, by It is this same drive, determination and wings to take over the quarterbacking the time I made a decision, the pursuit had leadership that has helped Andy Headen position. closed in and I only made it 17 yards get off to a fine start in pro football. He has "They were looking for someone to play In his 83 season. Mack recorded 39 been the trailblazer for Terence Mack and bandit because Andy was leaving. They tackles, 73 in the 84 and 102 this past right now it appears the trail leads to the told me that they would try me and if I did season. His efforts last season placed him NFL.

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Playing Hurt

Chuck Baldwin battled injuries last year on the way to an ACC MVP season.

preciation to an athlete who has been truly really wasn't that hard. I wanted a chance representative of what we feel a student- to play, but the money was not there for athlete should be. The Clemson head me to come out ahead financially in the

coaches nominate the athletes and the long run and I wanted to go ahead and board of directors of IPTAY decides by a finish my education." consensus vote which athlete is most rep- Baldwin also gets a great deal of sup- resentative of an outstanding student-ath- port from his family and perhaps that is a lete. Although athletic ability is important, reason for his success. "My family has the board gives consideration to char- always been involved in sports. My broth- acter, attitude, scholastic achievement, er Jerry played baseball at Appalachian

and all-around character. State and I followed him around when we

"I was surprised when I found out that I were younger. My family has been real had won it," said Baldwin. "I was playing supportive of me. My father takes a lot of

in a summer league game and I just got vacation time in the spring so they can see back to the room, when my Mom called me play as much as possible."

and told me. I said there is no way . . . they During his first three years at Clemson, have gotten the wrong guy." But they got Baldwin has been a successful player, but the right guy. Baldwin is an unselfish, has had some adversity. In 1984, his team-oriented person who represents the freshman year, he had a .356 batting aver- words student-athlete well. age as an infielder even though he had a

Head Baseball Coach Bill Wilhelm is bad case of shin splints. "I had my shins

very happy Baldwin was honored. "He is a taped up every game and I just tried to very unselfish youngster. He has done ignore the pain, says Baldwin.

everything we have asked him to do. Last "That summer I played in a league in

year he played out of position at first base, Virginia. Once, when I was at bat I hit a

but he recognized his playing there would double and my hand hurt so bad it felt as if Baldwin celebrated 16 home runs in 1986. help the club. We use him there to take someone had slammed it with a hammer. I

less out of his arm so he can come out of had it X-rayed and nothing appeared to be

the pen and do some relief pitching, and wrong, but I played two more games and

did great there also," stated later I it broken." by Sam Blackman he a job on found out that was Wilhelm. "He is willing to do anything. He During Baldwin's sophomore campaign Chuck Baldwin is truly a throwback is a tough young man who will play hurt his batting average dipped down to a .262 to the old days. He doesn't want to and with pain." figure, which was a sad performance by sit on the bench and watch the others play Baldwin had an extraordinary last Baldwin's high standards. "I played short- baseball. "I don't want to be like Wally spring for the Tigers. Besides his selec- stop and had a bad year hitting and field-

Pipp," explains Baldwin. tion to the AII-ACC team, the Whiteville. ing. I got very down mentally. But it did On June 2, 1925, Wally Pipp, a 10-year NC native was named second-team All- not keep him down long. veteran with the New York Yankees, was American. "Being named ACC Player-of- Last spring, Baldwin was moved to first

not able to play one day because of a the-Year was hard to believe. I worked base and began a career as a relief headache and a young player named Lou hard, and everything went well." pitcher. Still, Baldwin was hampered by an Gehrig was called on to take his place. Baldwin had some great numbers in the injury. This time pain in a knee was the From that afternoon on Gehrig played in score book last season. He broke three problem, but it was not enough to keep 2,129 consecutives games over 15 years, ACC and Clemson school records for a him out of action. "I had a nagging pain in in Pipp's old position, first base. season with most at bats (289), most hits my knee. We didn't know what it was at Clemson's Chuck Baldwin is also a (1 07), and most doubles (23). Baldwin also first, but later we found out that it was just player who plays with injuries and pain. registered a .370 batting average and had something that needed rest. It bothered

The 1986 ACC MVP has an insurmount- 16 home runs which was tied for first me all season, but I love the game of

able love for the game of baseball and among team members. The rising senior baseball and I do not want to sit out." an immeasurable amount of dedication. also saw some action from the mound for Vince Lombardi. former Green Bay These values have kept him off the bench the first time. Overall, he appeared in 19 Packers Coach once said, "No one is ever and on the centerstage as a baseball star. games allowing 27 hits and striking out 21 hurt. Hurt is in the mind." Chuck Baldwin These are some of the characteristics that batters. He posted a 3-3 record in the has lived up to this statement and is still helped earn him the IPTAY Athlete-of-the- relief role and gained five saves. successful. His work ethic, athletic suc- Year award for 1985-86. With such an outstanding season it was cess and perspective on education are the "The IPTAY Board of Directors, which no wonder Baldwin was selected in the major reasons he is the 1986 IPTAY Ath- decides the award, considers this to be a 13th round by the Milwaukee Brewers in lete-of-the-Year. highlight of the year." says Allison Dalton, the recent baseball draft. But Baldwin executive secretary of IPTAY. "It gives turned down a lucrative contract and them an opportunity to express their ap- opted to stay another year at Clemson. "It

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Max Lennon, former vice president for this great institution. We're at an ex- build on the strengths of the institution, agricultural administration at Ohio State tremely important time in our lives, not and my first business will be learning

University, became President of Clemson because of circumstances but because of about those strengths. I'll be calling for University on October 14, 1985. The Uni- where we are in history. We need land- help from the students, faculty, admin- versity board of trustees announced the grant institutions in a way that is almost istrators, alumni and the rest of the Clem- unanimous decision at a board meeting at unique ... so we can continue to be com- son family to make sure our priorities are

Clemson on that day. petitive in a world market. in order." Dr. Lennon is a native of Columbus "We at Clemson University must make Lennon began his teaching career at

County, NC and earned his bachelor's de- our own priorities to lead us into the 21st N. C. State in 1966 when he served as a gree in animal science from N. C. State in century. We must begin by making our- graduate assistant professor. In 1970 he 1962. He also earned a doctorate in ani- selves visible in the state, then we must moved to Lubbock, TX, where he served mal science from the same institution in focus on the global perspective of the as an assistant professor of animal sci- 1970. university and what we can accomplish in ence at Texas Tech University. He re- He had been at Ohio State for two years that arena." mained at the Texas institution as an where he had aiso served as executive Batson declared that the long selection assistant dean and associate dean in the dean for agriculture, home economics process had discovered a man who College of Agriculture until 1980. On the and natural resources. Lennon was also knows what he wants. "Max Lennon is a first day of this decade he became the

on the Ohio State Faculty Senate and was good planner, a deep thinker, and a man chairperson in the department of animal co-chairman of the Governor's commis- ready for the challenge. He is restless husbandry at the University of Missouri. sion on agriculture. without being impatient." He served as Dean of the College of Agri- Previously, he had served as dean of Lennon said the early part of his admin- culture at Missouri until 1983. when he the College of Agriculture and director of istration will consist of familiarizing him- moved to Ohio State as vice president for the Agricultural Experiment Station at the self more closely with Clemson's pro- Agricultural Administration.

University of Missouri and as associate grams. "It would be presumptuous of me Lennon is married to Ruth Carter Len- dean and director of research in the Col- to come in here with a set of priorities," he non and they have two children. Daniel lege of Agricultural Sciences at Texas said. "In the academic community you (23) and Robin (21). Tech University. Lennon, who has also served as an assistant professor at Texas Tech and an associate and full professor at Texas Tech and Missouri, spent two years with the international agri-business firm Cen- tral Soya of Illinois. He also has participated in many national and international conferences concerning new technolo-

gies in agriculture. The 45-year-old Lennon was chosen from about 200 candidates for the presi- dency at Clemson. "You have the un- wavering support of the entire Board of Trustees to carry out your duties as Presi- dent of this university," said Louis Bat- son, chairman of the board of trustees. "We will stick to our role as maker of policy and we want you to carry out our policies without any interference from us." Lennon commented on his philosophies and goals for Clemson in his open-

ing press conference. "I am extremely delighted to be chosen as the leader of

9 Future Schedules

1987 1989 1991 Sept. 5 WESTERN CAROLINA Sept. 2 FURMAN Sept. 7 APPALACHIAN STATE Sept. 12 at Virginia Tech Sept. 9 at Florida State Sept. 14 at Virginia Tech Sept. 19 GEORGIA Sept. 16 at Virginia Tech Sept. 21 OPEN DATE Sept. 26 GEORGIA TECH Sept. 23 MARYLAND Sept. 28 GEORGIA TECH Oct. 3 OPEN DATE Sept. 30 at Duke Oct. 5 at Georgia Oct. 10 VIRGINIA Oct. 7 VIRGINIA Oct. 12 VIRGINIA Oct. 17 at Duke Oct. 14 GEORGIA TECH Oct. 19 at Duke Oct. 24 N.C. STATE Oct. 21 N.C. STATE Oct. 26 N.C. STATE Oct. 31 WAKE FOREST Oct. 28 WAKE FOREST Nov. 2 WAKE FOREST Nov. 7 at North Carolina Nov. 4 at North Carolina Nov. 9 at North Carolina Nov. 14 MARYLAND Nov. 11 OPEN DATE Nov. 16 MARYLAND Nov. 21 at South Carolina Nov. 18 at South Carolina Nov. 23 at South Carolina (7 home, 4 away) (6 home, 5 away) (6 home, 5 away)

1988 1990 1992 Sept. 3 VIRGINIA TECH Sept. 1 APPALACHIAN STATE Sept. 5 BALL STATE Sept. 10 FURMAN Sept. 8 at Virginia Sept. 12 FLORIDA STATE Sept. 17 FLORIDA STATE Sept. 15 at Maryland Sept. 19 VIRGINIA TECH Sept. 24 at Georgia Tech Sept. 22 OPEN DATE Sept. 26 at Georgia Tech

Oct. 1 OPEN DATE Sept. 29 DUKE Oct. 10 at Virginia Oct. 8 at Virginia Oct. 6 GEORGIA Oct. 17 DUKE Oct. 15 DUKE Oct. 13 at Georgia Tech Oct. 24 at N.C. State Oct. 22 at N.C. State Oct. 20 at N.C. State Oct. 31 at Wake Forest Oct. 29 at Wake Forest Oct. 27 at Wake Forest Nov. 7 NORTH CAROLINA Nov. 5 NORTH CAROLINA Nov. 3 NORTH CAROLINA Nov. 14 at Maryland Nov. 12 at Maryland Nov. 10 VIRGINIA TECH Nov. 21 SOUTH CAROLINA Nov. 19 SOUTH CAROLINA Nov. 17 SOUTH CAROLINA (6 home, 5 away) (6 home, 5 away) (6 home, 5 away)

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10 Athletic Director BOBBY ROBINSON

A total sports program. That's the goal of the has been a head coach, and he has handled the End Zone locker room complex in Memorial Clemson University Athletic Department, and budgetary aspects needed to run a $12 million Stadium. New facilities now underway include a under the leadership of Athletic Director Bobby program. new activities room in Death Valley, an indoor Robinson, Clemson is headed solidly in that Bobby Robinson s philosophy of athletics is tennis facility, and a new permanent soccer direction. very simple. "We want to be the very best — in stadium on Riggs Field. In addition to all of this,

The road to the athletic director's position competition, in academics, in facilities. We have a continuing maintenance program for all facili- has been a steady, successful progression made the commitment to provide our coaches ties and practice areas has been established. through athletic and administrative oppor- and athletes the tools necessary to compete on From a university perspective, Robinson en- tunities for Robinson. He was born in Columbia the conference and national level." visions the athletic department as being one of and attended A. C. Flora High School. During In competition, Robinson led the Tigers to 49 departments on campus, equal to English, his high school career, he was a point guard for one of their best years ever. Football and men's accounting, admissions, and the others. "We the basketball team and a third baseman in basketball were involved in post-season play believe the athletic department is a viable, baseball. He also played golf competitively, and and no less than 1 teams participated in NCAA important part of the mission of Clemson Uni- was a scratch golfer at one time. Robinson did post-season competition. Seven of these versity," says Robinson, "as athletic competi- not play any high school sports as a senior teams were ranked in the top 20 in the country. tion provides a common bond for students, because of a heat stroke suffered in the sum- In the Knoxville Journal's All-Sports Poll Clem- faculty, staff, and friends." mer of 1963. He graduated from A. C. Flora in son ranked 1 8th in women's sports and 22nd in Under Robinson the athletic department has 1964 and then enrolled in Furman University. men's sports. Clemson's first top 25 rating in continued support of the university. Band uni- Robinson graduated from Furman with a both areas in the same year. forms and travel, the educational enhancement

B.S. degree in business and political science in In academics. Clemson student-athletes had fund, and the athletic-academic endowment 1968. He was president of the Sigma Alpha an outstanding year. Over 90 athletes had 3.0 fund (coordinated with the Athletic Council) are Epsilon fraternity chapter at Furman. After he or better grade point ratios either semester, some of the areas that have been developed. was graduated from Furman. Robinson worked with the football team having five players Robinson has confidence in his staff, his in his family's laundry and dry-cleaning busi- named to the Academic All-Conference Team, coaches, his athletes, and the facilities at Clem- ness for two years. the most in the ACC. son University. "We have a solid base to work

Robinson came to Clemson in 1970, not in In the area of facilities. Robinson continues from, but if we are not moving forward, we are athletics, but in the housing office. After three his philosophy. Recent renovations have in- losing ground. We will work within university years, he moved across campus to serve as an cluded the Strength Training Center, one of the guidelines and expand our horizons. We want administrative assistant in the athletic depart- finest in the country; Tiger Field, home of the to be as good as we can be as a vital part of the ment. "I started at Clemson in the housing Clemson Tiger baseball team; and the West university and the State of South Carolina

office, but I came to Clemson with the intention of working in athletics,'' said Robinson. "No opening existed at the time, so I had to wait until there was one." After serving the athletic department in various capacities, he became business manager in 1975. Two years later he was named assistant athletic director and in 1980 he became associate AD. He held that title four years, but his area of responsibility was primarily football and basketball. While serving his administrative duties, Robinson found time to coach the Clemson golf team between 1975 and 1983. During his time as the head coach, Clemson won its only ACC

title in golf and three times the Tigers partici-

pated in the NCAA tournament. In 1983, his final season as the head coach, he guided Clemson to a number-five national finish. Clar- ence Rose was one of three All-Americans to play for the Tigers during his tenure and is now a successful member of the pro tour.

Thus, it is easy to see why Bobby Robinson is most qualified for the position of athletic director at Clemson University — he has done it all. He has been an administrator at all levels, he in last has worked in other areas in the University, he Bobby Robinson guided Clemson to a top 25 finish both men's and women's sports year.

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Carolina, where more than 1 5 percent of total manufacturing output, and one-fourth of farm production, is exported. Clemson will emphasize marketing, as well as produce a new breed of manager — one who speaks the language of technology as fluently as the language of commerce. • QUALITY OF LIFE — The human and natural resources that make life worth living — and sustain economic growth — must be cherished, nurtured and protected. At Clemson. programs emphasize the humanities; public school education; professional development and continuing education; community and regional planning; and the travel and tourism industry. • TEXTILES — The U. S. textile industry is the world's most productive, and it has spent $2 billion on modernization in the last year alone to remain competitive. The state's textile industry will benefit from all of the above programs in technology, management, marketing and human resources, as well as from additional emphasis on textiles and fibers research. From top left shrink wrapping peaches individually to prolong shell lile is one innovative lood packaging technique under study; getting robots to perform more complicated tasks is the obiect of Clemson s research m advanced manufacturing technologies; marketing tesearch is vital to South Carolina, which exports more than 15 percent of total manufacturing and 25 percent of farm production; public school educational programs help prepare the next

generation for its challenges, a |Oint proiect between the State Water Resources Commission and the Strom Thurrr.jnd Institute is an example of cooperative efforts between Clemson. industry and the state; research on composites and textiles at Clemson ranges from new materials for aircraft to fibers for bulletproof clothing

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Clemson head coach Danny Ford is not an opera buff, he's not even close. And, it is likely that Wolfgang Mozart never saw a college football game. But, these two giants in their fields have something in common — success at a very early stage of their careers.

Mozart became famous for his ability to compose symphonies by the time he was five years old. Danny Ford was not coaching college football teams at age five, he was barely holding a football. But, a look at past national champions indicates that the current Clemson mentor is the youngest coach in the history of the college game to win the Associated Press Na- tional Championship. It puts him ahead of all the heavyweights of the game in the modern era (since 1938) of college football.

Ford took Clemson to the national title in 1981 at the age of 33 and now is the winningest coach in the history of the At- Ford is lantic Coast Conference on a percentage Danny America's seventh winningest active coach. basis. Additionally, Ford is already sev- class in the 33-year history of the league ber of the All-SEC academic team, and enth in total wins among ACC coaches. ever won more games in a four-year served as the captain of the Alabama Not bad for someone who is still two years period. team. away from his 40th birthday. Ford has been a part of three ACC After Pat Dye's coaxing, Ford remained And, the success has come against top championship teams and one National at Alabama as a graduate assistant for the competition. Ford has already gained Championship team at Clemson. In 1978 1970 and 1971 seasons. He had already more wins over AP top 20 teams and top he was offensive coordinator for the 1 1-1 earned his B.S. degree in industrial arts 10 teams than any other Clemson coach team that won the Gator Bowl over Ohio and earned his master's degree in special in history and is the only coach in ACC State, 1 7-15. The Gadsden, AL native was education in 1971. Ford became a full- history (eight years experience) to have a more than just the offensive coordinator in time aide for Bryant in 1 972 and 1 973. The winning record against top 20 teams (top that game however, as he had become the Tide went to four bowl games while Ford 20 when playing against Clemson). head coach of the Tigers on December 1 was an assistant coach. Clemson fans are certainly happy Ford after Charley Pell had already left to go to Clemson's current head man then ac- entered the profession because he has Florida. The 30-year-old Ford made quite cepted a position as an assistant coach brought a solid program to among the a celebrated beginning to his head coach- under Jimmy Sharpe at Virginia Tech. He finest in the nation. Now in his eighth full ing career with that victory over the remained in Blacksburg for three seasons season at Clemson, his record of 58-21-2 Woody Hayes-coached Buckeyes. The (1974-76) before coming to Clemson as (.728) is the seventh best winning percent- nationally televised Clemson victory offensive line coach in 1977. And, just 23 age in college football among active helped put the Tigers on the national foot- games later he was named head coach of coaches. ball map and it began Clemson's climb to the Tigers at the age of 30. the youngest Between 1 981 and 1 984 Clemson had a among the elite of college football. active Division I coach in the country. 37-6-2 ledger, the fourth best winning per- A review of Ford's football past should Nearly 40 years after hiring 31 -year-old centage in America. The class of '84 was help us understand why he has been so Alabama graduate Frank Howard, Clem- the third winningest in ACC history in successful as a head coach. Another in a son had hired 30-year-old Alabama grad- terms of winning percentage, and no ACC long line of former Bear Bryant players uate Danny Ford. that have gone on to greatness in coach- Now 38 years old, Danny Ford is run- YOUTHFUL CHAMPIONS ing, played for the ning of to climb. He has (Youngest Coaches to win the Ford Bear between out mountains AP National Championship) 1967 and 1969. He was Kenny Stabler's been associated with 19 college football sophomore tight end as a starter in 1967, teams as a player or coach through the Name/School Year Record Age played that position in 1968 and moved to years and 18 have had winning regular Danny Ford. Clemson 1981 12-0-0 33 Bud Wilkinson. Oklahoma 1950 10-1-0 34 offensive tackle in 1969. Ford started all season records and 1 2 have gone to bowl 9-1-0 Paul Brown, Ohio State 1942 35 three years, was all-conference in 1969 games. Additionally, those clubs have had 1958 11-0-0 35 Paul Dletzel, Louisiana State and played on three teams that went to a combined record of 154-59-5, a .729 Barry Switzer. Oklahoma 1975 12-0-0 38 bowl games. In 1969 he was also a mem- winning percentage.

15 Assistant Coaches

Jack Crowe joined Bill D'Andrea is the Miles Aldridge joined the Clemson staff on newest addition to the the Tiger coaching February 24, 1986, as Clemson coaching staff in June of 1985. the quarterback staff as he returned to A native of Kansas coach. He comes to Clemson on June 23, City, MO, Aldridge Clemson from Au- 1986, from Southern coaches the inside burn, where he Mississippi. Prior to linebackers. He is re- served as offensive that he was an as- sponsible for recruit- coordinator and sistant coach at East ing in South Carolina, coached Heisman Carolina, the Univer- Florida, southern I tjt ^B I Trophy winner Bo sity of Virginia, Mas- New Jersey, and the

. B I Jackson. He has also sanutten Military Philadelphia area. A ' B I served in the offen- Academy, Catawba 1971 graduate of sive coordinator posi- College, and most re- Gardner Webb Col- tion at Wyoming and North Alabama, and was cently was a graduate assistant at Clemson. lege, he is in his 1 6th year of coaching. Aldridge both an assistant and head coach at Livingston D'Andrea received his bachelor's degree from began his collegiate coaching career at East University. Crowe received his undergraduate Indiana State in 1973, and completed his mas- Tennessee State, after he moved to Wichita degree from Alabama-Birmingham in 1 970, and ter's degree in 1975. He will assist in coaching State, Tulsa, and then Mississippi. Before arriv- completed his master's degree in education the Clemson offensive line and will recruit for ing at Clemson he served as linebacker coach from Livingston in 1973. The Fairfield, AL, the Tigers in North Carolina, Pennsylvania, and at Duke for two seasons. native will recruit in the Georgia, Virginia, and northern New Jersey. Alabama areas this year.

Woody McCorvey is Larry Van Der Hey- Tom Harper became in his fourth year of den has coached Clemson's assistant coaching Clemson Clemson's offensive head coach in Febru- players that catch the line for the past seven ary 1981. Having ball. He coached tight years. In addition, he served as defensive ends his first three recruits in South Car- coordinator at North years and two sea- olina, North Carolina, Carolina and Iowa sons he coached the and western Pennsyl- State, his most recent AII-ACC tight end. He vania. Van Der Hey- stint in that same is in his first season W I den joined the Tiger position was at Vir- as a wide receiver J^B^tp^^^^^h coaching staff in Jan- ginia Tech. He was coach. He recruits in B I uary 1979 coming also Wake Forest's North Carolina and 1 B from Memphis State head coach in 1972. Florida. McCorvey ™ where he was offen- Harper graduated came to Clemson from Alabama A&M where he sive coordinator for three years. He also served from the University of Kentucky with his bach- was defensive coordinator for four years. The stints at Iowa State, Drake, Indiana State, East elor's degree in 1 955 and received his master's

1972 Alabama State graduate lettered four Carolina, and Virginia. He earned his B.A. and degree from there in 1 958. He is responsible for years in football at the school before earning master's degree at Iowa State and lettered recruiting in South Carolina and New York. Six his physical education degree. He then re- three years in football and baseball. He is a of the Clemson players he has coached have ceived a master's degree in health, leisure, and member of the All-time Iowa State football played pro football, including three who were sports from the University of West Florida in team. NFL starters last year (William Perry, Dan Be- 1977. nish, and Jeff Bryant).

Chuck Reedy has Tommy West is in his Bill Oliver is in his first coached Clemson's fifth season coaching season at Clemson running backs for the the Clemson defen- as the defensive sec- last eight years. He sive and bandit ends. ondary coach. He will also has a heavy re- He recruits for the Ti- also recruit for the Ti- cruiting schedule gers in Florida and gers in Florida, Ala- covering South Caro- Georgia. Prior to bama, and Georgia. A lina, Georgia, Florida, coming to Clemson, native of Livingston, and the New York- West coached at Ap- AL, he began his col- Long Island areas. palachian State until legiate coaching ca- The St. Augustine, July, 1982. The reer as defensive FL, native earned two Gainesville, GA, na- secondary coach at letters in football from tive earned his B.S. Auburn, and five Appalachian State degree in health edu- years later was hired where he was a 1971 graduate in health and cation from the University of Tennessee in 1975 by the late Paul "Bear" Bryant to fill the same physical education. He came to Clemson from after lettering three years in football and base- position at Alabama. His most recent stint, Kentucky on July 5, 1978. Reedy is the main ball. A fine all-around athlete, West was drafted however, was with the Memphis Showboats of reason Clemson has signed the top player in out of high school by baseball's Chicago Cubs. the United States Football League where he Jacksonville five years in a row. He has served as senior defensive coordinator and coached three backs who have gone on to the secondary coach. Oliver was a member of the NFL, including Kevin Mack, last year's AFC 1961 undefeated National Championship Ala- offensive rookie-of-the-year. bama team and he received his bachelor's degree in 1962.

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Dr. Max Lennon, President Dr. W. David Maxwell, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Mr. David R. Larson, Vice President for Business and Finance Maj. Gen. Hugh J. Clausen, Secretary of the Board of Trustees and Wee President for Administration President Emeritus Walter T. Cox, Acting Vice President for Institutional Advancement Mr. Manning N. Lomax, Acting Vice President for Student Affairs Dr. Benton Box, Acting Vice Provost and Vice President for Agriculture and Natural Resources Mr. Frank Mauldin, Assistant Vice President for Human Resources

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SEPT Maryland at Pittsburgh (8:00-TV) CLEMSON at VIRGINIA (7:00) SEPT South Carolina at Virginia (12:15-TV) OCT. 18 N.C. STATE at NORTH CAROLINA (12:15-TV) The Citadel at North Carolina (12:15) DUKE at CLEMSON (1:00) Duke at Northwestern (2:30) Georgia Tech at Auburn (2:30) East Carolina at N.C. State (7:00) WAKE FOREST at MARYLAND (7:00) Appalachian at Wake Forest (7:00) OCT. 25 — MARYLAND at DUKE (12:15-TV) SEPT. 13 — Virginia Tech at Clemson (12:15-TV) Virginia at Virgnina Tech (1:00) Furman at Georgia Tech (1:00) Tennessee at Georgia Tech (2:30-TV) Duke at Georgia (1:00) CLEMSON at N.C. STATE (7:00-TV) Virginia at Navy (2:00) North Carolina at Louisiana State (8:00) North Carolina at Kansas (2:30) NOV. 1 MARYLAND at NORTH CAROLINA (12:15-TV) Vanderbilt at Maryland (7:00) South Carolina at N.C. State (12:15) Pittsburgh at N.C. State (7:00) DUKE at GEORGIA TECH (1:00) Boston Univ. at Wake Forest (7:00) CLEMSON at WAKE FOREST (1:00) SEPT. 20 — WAKE FOREST at N.C. STATE (12:15-TV) William & Mary at Virginia (1:00) Maryland at West Virginia (1:00) NOV. 8 — N.C. STATE at VIRGINIA (TBA) Clemson at Georgia (TESA) NORTH CAROLINA at CLEMSON (TBA) GEORGIA TECH at VIRGINIA (7:00) Virginia Military at Georgia Tech (1:00) Ohio University at Duke (7:00) WAKE FOREST at DUKE (1:30) North Carolina at Florida State (7:00) Maryland at Penn State (TBA) SEPT 27 — CLEMSON at GEORGIA TECH (12:15-TV) NOV. 15 VIRGINIA at NORTH CAROLINA (12:15-TV) Wake Forest at Army (2:00) DUKE at N.C. STATE (12:15) VIRGINIA at DUKE (7:00) Wake Forest at South Carolina (1:30) N.C. STATE at MARYLAND (7:00) CLEMSON-MARYLAND at Baltimore (TBA) OCT. VIRGINIA at WAKE FOREST (12:15-TV) NOV. 22 GEORGIA TECH at WAKE FOREST (12:15-TV) GEORGIA TECH at NORTH CAROLINA (12:15) Western Carolina at N.C. State (12:15) The Citadel at Clemson (1:00) South Carolina at Clemson (1:00) Duke at Vanderbilt (9:00) NORTH CAROLINA at DUKE (1:30) OCT. 11 N.C. STATE at GEORGIA TECH (12:15-TV) NOV. 28 MARYLAND at VIRGINIA (2:30-TV) NORTH CAROLINA at WAKE FOREST (1:00) NOV. 29 Georgia Tech at Georgia (1:00) Boston College at Maryland (1:00) (Conference Games in CAPS) CLEMSON TIGER FOOTBALL CAMP '87

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22 Clemson Coaches

Post-season activity highlighted the 1985-86 Johnston's Lady Tigers reached a high of National Invitation Tournament. Coach Danny sports year at Clemson University, as 15 of the fourth in the country on three different occa- Ford s football squad had five players selected

18 athletic teams were involved in post-season sions and ended up eighth in the final poll. to the AII-ACC Academic team, the most ever, championships. Ten of Clemson's teams fin- Clemson s swimming program established a and more than any school in the ACC. ished in the top 30 in the nation last year, seven solid national reputation this season as the Clemson had six ACC MVPs last year, one in the top 20, and four individuals finished run- women finished ranked seventh in the country, less than the school record of seven. Gary ner-up in national championships. The wom- best ever finish for any Clemson swim team Conner became the 11th Clemson soccer en's program ranked 18th in the country while The men's team captured the school's first ever player to be so honored. Pam Hayden copped the men were 22nd, according to The Knoxville ACC title and wound up 35th overall at NCAAs the women's swimming MVP, while Chuck Journal's collegiate all-sports poll. Wrestling and golf maintained their strong Wade won his second straight ACC Diving The Tiger teams captured four Atlantic Coast standing among the traditional NCAA leaders. MVP. Wrestler Joey McKenna was an ACC Conference titles, including an 11th ACC soc- The wrestlers finished 19th in the NCAA dual MVP recipient as he won his 150-pound divi- cer crown, the first ever men s swimming title, a meet poll and they wound up 20th at NCAAs, as sion and rookie Ingelise Dnehuis was the fifth sixth men's tennis title, and fifth straight Clemson had representatives at the NCAA Lady Tiger tennis player to be named MVP. women's tennis championship. tournament for the sixth straight year. Chuck Baldwin was chosen the league's base- Taking national team honors for Clemson Coach Larry Penley guided the golfers to a ball MVP. marking the third time Clemson has was the defending NCAA Champion soccer fifth straight NCAA appearance, sixth overall, had back-to-back winners since 1973. team, which spent most of the year ranked and a finish of 21st in the championship Soph- Four coaches were chosen ACC Coach-of- number-one, but had to settle for a final na- omore Brad Clark captured the long driving the-Year in their respective sports. For the sectional ranking of fourth after losing in the round contest at the NCAA golf tournament and also ond straight year Bob Boettner and Andy John- of 16 in its 13th NCAA tournament. led after the first day of the tournament as he ston were accorded the honors. Boettner was

The men s and women's tennis teams shot a 68 to share the lead with eventual NCAA selected co-coach for the women and won it reached new heights as both clubs were among champ Scott Verplank of Oklahoma State and outright in the men's division, while Johnston the favorites to win their respective NCAA titles. Wake Forest's Tim Straub. collected his third league coaching award. Soc-

Chuck Kriese's Tigers spent most of the year The Tiger football and basketball programs cer mentor I. M. Ibrahim won his third and ranked in the top three, including a school- were in the national spotlight once again, as the Chuck Kriese picked up his second ACC award record high of No. 2 in February, but claimed a gridders made a 12th post-season bowl ap- and third Southern Tennis Association Coach final ranking of fifth, which marked ;he eighth pearance in the Independence Bowl and the of the Year honor. consecutive season in the top 15. Coach Andy roundballers reached the quarterfinals of the

Johnston Bob Boettner Wayne Coffman Cliff Ellis Eddie Griffin Dr. I. M. Ibrahim Andy Swimming Women's Track Basketball Wrestling Soccer Women's Tennis

Annie Tribble Linda White Bill Wilhelm Wade Williams Women's Basketball Volleyball Baseball Men s Track

23 Denver, Daytona Beach, KeyWest and Myrtle Beach, to name just a few, you're only a plane ticket away from some ofthe best golf, tennis, Whatever sport or skiing, fishing or sailing that you

ForA&Seasons. team you follow, make it can find anywhere. a point to fly Piedmont Airlines. So next time your game plan We have convenient flights to calls for leisure time activity, just over 100 cities.coast to coast.with remember Piedmont. some ofthe lowest fares around. So You'll have more fun ifyou're whenever or wherever your favorite teamed up with the right airline. team is playing,being there to cheer

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©Piedmont Airlines, 1986 Stadium Information

SEASON TICKET HOLDERS/OTHER

VISITORS: Season ticket holders and tor " • oils . other visitors to the stadium are requested to enter Gates 1,5,9, 1 1 , or 1 3. Persons with top deck tickets must enter the stadium via the ramps which are located behind the North and South stands.

Ramp entrances are adjacent to Gates 1 and 1 3 on South side and Gates 5 and 9 on North side.

HANDICAPPED: Special entrances have

been provided at Gates 1 and 13 for the handicapped.

WILL CALL: Should you have tickets at the will call window, you will find them at Gate 13.

Gates 4, 6, and 8 are closed prior to the games and are opened for exit purposes only.

PASS OUT CHECKS: Pass out checks will be available at Gates 1,5,7,9,11,13, and the top decks. Any person leaving the stadium other than with a team pass must have a pass out check, as well as an ad- mittance stub to be readmitted to the stadium.

EMERGENCIES: First aid stations are located: South Side — Under Section J; South Top Deck — Under Section E; North Side — Under Section T; North Top Deck — Under Section K. Trained nurses are on hand during the game. Should a doctor be needed, ask any usher, who knows the seat locations of doctors. Am- bulances are located at Gates 1,5,8, and 13.

TELEPHONES: Pay telephones are located at the stadium ticket offices at Gates

1 , 5, 9, 13, and top decks.

PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM: The public NOTE: The following items are prohibited Booster Buttons $ 1.00 address system is intended primarily for in Memorial Stadium — umbrellas, folding Wrist Bands $ 2.00

spectators' information concerning the chairs, chaise lounges, food and bev- Face Decals $ 1 .00 game. Please do not request the use of erage containers of any type, alcoholic Pennants $ 2.00 the public address system to make social beverages, thermos jugs, and ice chests. Pom Poms $ 1.00 contacts. Cushions S 5.00 NOTICE: Solicitation for any purpose is Ponchos $ 4.00 RESTROOMS: Ladies' and men's rest- prohibited at an athletic contest in Clem- Tiger Rags $ 2 00 rooms are located beneath the stands and son Memorial Stadium and Littlejohn Stuffed Animals $ 8.00 can be reached by exit from any portal. Coliseum. Bumper Stickers $ 1.00 LOST & FOUND: If any article is lost or Car Flags $10 00 found, please report same to Gate 1 information booth. SOUVENIR PRICES CONCESSION PRICES Visors $ 5.00 Cigarettes $1 .25 CONCESSION STANDS: Concession Mesh Caps S 8 00 Candy $ .50 stands are located beneath all stands and Nylon Caps $10.00 Gum $ .50 can be reached by exit from any portal. A Adult T-Shirts $ 8 00 Crackers $ .50 price list is published on this concession Youth T-Shirts S 7.00 Peanuts $1.00 page. Adult Crew Sweatshirt $15 00 Drinks (cold) $1 .00 EMERGENCY CALLS: Emergency calls Youth Crew Sweatshirt $13 U0 Hot Dogs $1 00 are received in the Security Booth. The Adult Hooded Sweatshirt $20 00 Popcorn $1.00 emergency number is 656-2999. Youth Hooded Sweatshirt $18 00 Ice Cream $1.25

25 The Greenville Clemson Club salutes these Clemson University student-athletes who received awards in 1986 for their accomplishments in the classroom and on the playing field.

Women's Basketball Women's Tennis SCNB Most Improved Women's Basketball Award Clemson IPTAY Club Most Improved Tennis Award Hal Stowe Pitcher Award Nickey Lynch Ingelise Driehuis George Stone

Edwards Most Valuable McDonalds of Clemson Most Valuable Women's Melinda Ashworth Tennis Award Men's Basketball Cathy Hofer Morrow Award for Most Improved Cheerleader Glenn Corbit Mr. & Mrs. C. M. "Fuz" Burdette Cheerleader Men's Swimming Bowie Award for Most Valuable Academic Award Clemson IPTAY Club Most Improved Swimmer Horace Grant Mark Brown and Joe Schelble Award Jeff Lebeau Col. Richard C. Robbms Most Valuable Cheerleader Scholarship Award McCollum Most Valuable Swimmer Award Women's Scholarship Athletic ACC Scholastic Mary Rose Rick Aronberg Award Tina Krebs

Soccer Women's Swimming Men's Scholarship Athlete ACC Scholastic Award Ratchford Family Coach s Achievement Award for Coleman Most Valuable Women's Swimming Award Matt Frooman Most Improved Pam Hayden Bruce Murray Greenville Clemson Club Scholastic Award Clemson IPTAY Club Most Improved Women's Jeff Adkins Lynch Most Valuable Soccer Award Swimming Award Gary Conner Susan Weiss Gator Farr Spirit Award Scott Mullen ACC Most Valuable Soccer Player Gary Conner Men's Track Edwards Sportsmanship Award Andy Newell Clemson IPTAY Club Most Valuable Men's Indoor Wrestling Track Award Frank Howard Award Victor Smalls Tina Krebs Poole Most Valuable Wrestler Award Joey McKenna Jervey Most Valuable Men's Outdoor Track Award Greg Moses Manager Clemson IPTAY Club Most Improved Wrestler University Student Manager of the Year Award Clemson IPTAY Club Most Improved Men's Indoor Clemson David McClain Mark Litts Track Award Kip Farris Trainer Women's Cross Country Clemson IPTAY Club Most Improved Men's McGee-Sutton Trainer of the Year Maj. Gen. William S. Coleman Cross Country Award Outdoor Track Award Danny Ute Jamrozy Terrance Herrington Moss

Clemson IPTAY Club Most Improved Women's Cross Country Runner Men's Cross Country We extend our special thanks Michelle Kalikin Ellison Most Valuable Men's Cross Country Runner Award for your dedication and wish Martin Flynn Football you continued support. Renwick-Flanders Most Improved Football Award Clemson IPTAY Club Most Improved Men's Cross John Watson Country Runner John Everett Hamilton Award for Most Valuable Football Player Kenny Flowers Golf Independence Bowl Valuable Offense Player Most Lightsey Most Valuable Player Award Kenny Flowers John Trivison

R. F. Poole Memorial Trophy for Best Offensive Clemson IPTAY Club Most Improved Golfer Award Player in the USC Game Mitch Ralston Kenny Flowers

R. F. Poole Memorial Trophy for Best Defensive Volleyball Player in the USC Game Blackman Award for Most Improved Volleyball Perry Williams Player Wendy Anderson Women's Track Dr. Bernard Caffrey Most Valuable Volleyball Award IPTAY Clemson Club Most Improved Women's Denise Murphy Indoor Track Award Kirsti Voldnes Men's Tennis Turner Most Valuable Women's Outdoor Track Sloan Most Valuable Player Award Award Joe DeFoor Tina Krebs Clemson IPTAY Club Most Improved Tennis Award Clemson IPTAY Club Most Valuable Women's Brian Page Indoor Track Tina Krebs Baseball Clemson IPTAY Club Most Improved Women's Mitchell Most Valuable Player Award Outdoor Track Award Jim McCollum Elsa Breit

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Watch each week for exciting features and facts about Clemson All the highlights of each week's Football— the players, the history, game can be seen on Clemson and the fans. Plus, a look ahead at Football '86. Don't miss any of the next week's game. Stan Olenik hosts action plus Danny Ford's insight this all new show. and the players' views of the game.

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-WSPA-TV= 28 IPTAY Qj "IT WORKS FOR CLEMSON"

"IPTAY. It Works For Clemson." Because of IPTAY s commitment to excel- door facility features four indoor courts, as well The theme of IPTAY s 53rd campaign is aptly lence both in the classroom and on the playing as permanent seating, and will be available for put. Since 1934. success in serving Clemson field, the ability to expand programs has en- faculty, students, and staff when not in use by has been the key in making IPTAY one of the abled IPTAY to directly benefit the entire univer- the varsity tennis teams. The soccer stadium nation s premier athletic scholarship fund-rais- sity family. In the fall of 1 984. the IPTAY Athletic will provide a home for the 1984 National ing organizations. Academic Endowment Scholarship Fund was Champions, who will once again be defending Founded by Dr. Rupert Fike and other friends created to award financial support to students their ACC championship. Improved lighting as of Clemson. IPTAY was created in Atlanta, whose performance in the classroom war- well as 6.000 permanent seats and a new Georgia as a secret organization to support ranted distinction. scoreboard will give the Tiger Soccer program athletic programs. From the early days when The concept that supports the endowment is the facility it deserves. memberships were often paid up in eggs and based on money donated by matching gift com- Other improvements that IPTAY has estab- fresh vegetables. IPTAY (l-Pay-Thirty-A-Year) panies, as well as monies generated by televi- lished for the university as a whole include a has annually been one of the top organizations sion appearances and scholarship awards in $1 50.000 enhancement grant for education to of its kind in the country. Today, over 20.000 such contests. What results from this endow- be used as the university desires, improved active members support IPTAY annually ment is one of the largest unrestricted schol- lighting for Riggs Field, and the development of

IPTAY's first and foremost goal is to annually arships in the history of Clemson. Perhaps the East Bank Recreation Area for student usage. insure the financing of a quality education for most exciting feature of the fund is its potential. The Tiger Band will be sporting brand new nearly 400 student-athletes, trainers, and man- As the years go on. the growth of the program uniforms as it takes the field this fall. The uni- agers. Countless numbers of success stories will only be equalled by IPTAY's desire to work forms, as well as all expenses for band travel, begin with the receipt of an IPTAY scholarship, for Clemson. are sponsored by IPTAY. This commitment, of and through the generous support of IPTAY Other contributions made possible to Clem- well over $200,000. allows the Tiger Band to members. Clemson University has been able to son University through IPTAY include several strut its stuff in style, both home and away. award the maximum number of scholarships capital improvement projects which have Although the success of IPTAY s programs allowed by the NCAA in Clemson's 18 men's helped to give the university the best facilities in and the financial management of its Board of and women's varsity sports. For the over 3.000 the nation. Directors have enabled IPTAY to assist in other students who have been awarded IPTAY schol- Some of the current projects that are spon- concerns of the university, the primary concern arships, and for those who are still to come, sored by IPTAY include an indoor tennis facility, of IPTAY is in educating young people and in without a doubt IPTAY works for them. as well as permanent soccer stadium. The in- servicing the needs of its membership.

I PTAY sponsors one of the most progressive

tutorial programs in the country, and at any

time, any athlete is able to supplement his education through the use of tutors, or the impressive study hall program. A highly-trained academic advising staff helps the student-athletes to prepare for a future, and to shape their tomorrows by studying today. Through these efforts, almost a fourth of Clemson's student- athletes were on the honor roll in the spring semester of 1986.

Working for IPTAY members is one of the major goals of the IPTAY Board and the internal staff Each IPTAY member receives personal

service to their account, and is constantly kept abreast of the programs of Clemson through the IPTAY office. Every member receives thirty- five issues of the Orange and White each year. As the official publication of IPTAY, the Orange

and White is exclusively distributed to IPTAY members, and features indepth coverage of Clemson athletics

IPTAY is a part of Clemson in many ways.

Through its various programs and contributions, the 20.000 members of IPTAY spread their support of Clemson throughout the entire

university family. There is no doubt that this year s theme echoes loudly through the red hills of upstate South Carolina, because IPTAY truly works for Clemson. Emergency Services

The Clemson University Athletic De- WHAT TO DO IF Be aware of warning signs of heart at- partment provides the following for your EMERGENCIES ARISE tacks: chest pain, chest tightness, short- safety and emergency medical needs: Please step back and give the orga- ness of breath, sweating, palpitations, nized stadium EMS personnel room to fainting, nausea and vomiting.

1 . Advanced cardiac life-support sta- work. Well-intentioned attempts to help by Recognize that our most common se- in tions four locations. (North untrained persons interfere with the effi- rious medical problem at football games stands, Upper North deck, South ciency of the EMS system. If you have are heart attacks and allergic reactions to deck.) stands, Upper South These basic or advanced training in specific life- insect stings. Be aware that insect stings units are staffed with skill-care support methods, make your qualifica- will continue to always be very frequent at nurses, physicians, cardiologists, tions known and offer your help. Un- outdoor sporting events and should al- internists, paramedics, and EMTs. trained personnel can be frequently more ways be treated with immediate ice until

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

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• 11 Cliff Ellis' Tiger Basketball Camp at Clemson University

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DISTRICT II Mr. Grover C Henry C. Evans "Buddy" Mr. W. A Hudson Putman, Director Mr. A. P. Kerchmar 15 Quail Hill Drive Mr. Ralph F. King, Jr. Greenville, SC 29607 Mr. Henry M Lee Cherokee County * Mr. Arthur W. O Shields Mr. Doug Pridgeon Mr. John M. Hamrick, Jr. Marvin (cc) Chairman Mr C. Robinson Mr R. L Stoddard Dr. W Ronald Barrett Mr Ted Wilson — Mr R. S. Campbell, Jr. Jim Patterson Lawrence Starkey Eddie N. Dalton Mr. Gary E Clary Union County IPTAY Vice-President IPTAY President IPTAY Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Wylie Hamrick Mr H Russel Caston (cc) Mr. E. Raymond Parker Chairman Director, District I Director, At Large Director, District VII Mr. Jim Sanders Mr John P Brown Greenville County Mr. Cecil Wayne Comer * Mr H. S. Harris, Jr. ' Mr. K. M. Watson (cc) Chairman Mr. B. E. Kirby * Mr. Thomas E. Mack Mr Bill Barbary Mr. Edward L B. Osborne Mr. Randall Bell Mr. Walter Glenn Brackin, IPTAY PAST PRESIDENTS Jr. Mr. Joseph Bailey Bright ' Mr. Miles E. Bruce Mr Charles A Bryan, Jr. T. C. Atkinson, Jr., Director F. Reeves Gressette, Jr., Director George G. Poole, Jr., Director Mr Phillip H. Burnett Chariie W. Bussey, Director Lewis F. Holmes, Director Bill Reeves, Director — Mr. Charles W Bussey, Jr. Mr Alex Coleman W. G. DesChamps, Jr., Director F. E. Hughes, Director Chris Suber, Director • Mr Larry B Copeland Dr. R. C. Edwards, Director Dr. G. J. Lawhon, Jr., Director W. H. Taylor, Director Mr. J. Bennette Cornwell, Harper Gault, Director Calhoun Lemon, Director Dr. J. H. Timmerman, Director III Mr J. Mike Crawford Marshall Walker, Director • Mr Walter B Crawford William R. "Bill" Alexander • Mr Gordon S. Davis Director, District III Mr. William Lem Dillard ATHLETIC — • DIRECTOR BOBBY ROBINSON Mr I. L. Donkle, Jr. IPTAY EXECUTIVE SECRETARY — ALLISON DALTON Mr. Jim Douglas DISTRICT III Mr Charles Elderidge William R. "Bill" HONORARY DIRECTOR — FRANK HOWARD * — Mr. Henry Elrod Alexander, Director Mr Clark Gaston, Jr. 330 Fairway Rd. SW Aiken, 29801 — denotes Representative — Mr Joe D. Gibson SC • Emeritus Mr. Joel W Gray. Ill Aiken County • Richard i- denotes County Chairman Mr H Ivester Mr. John G. Molony (cc) Emeritus Mr Willis A King, Jr. Chairman " denotes IPTAY 86 Award Mr Terry A. Kingsmore Mr. William R. Alexander Winner Mr. Jim League Mr. Richard L Boyleston Mr. Floyd S Long Mr, Johnny L. Cagle " Mr. Terry L. Long — Mr. Alan J. Coleman Representatives: Mr. W. M. Manning, Jr Mr. M. G. Coleman Mr. Seabrook Marchant Mr Robert M. Cook Mr James T McCarter Mr. Thomas H. Coward • Mr. S. T. King Mr William E Mays Mr Ronald J McCoy Mr. Thomas Eiserhardt Mr D. Miller Mr James F. Little Mr Sam Thrift James Mr. Frank T. Gibbs Mr Harry Major Mr. W. Harold Wood Mr. J. G. Miller, Jr. Mr. Elbert Hines Hamilton " Mr Randall Mr. William J Neely, Jr. H. Jr W McClain Pickens County Mr Eugene Kneece, Mr. P. Mr Thomas K. Norris C. Osteen, Jr. ' Mr Gerald W. Metts Mr. Charles E. Dalton (cc) ' Mr Rick Sellers Mr William H Orders Chairman Mr. Brad Pressley Mr. Robert Sharpe — Mr. John F. Palmer G. Mr Frank Anderson Mr. Mark Steed Mr. Tony Smith — Mr. I. N. Patterson, Jr. Mr Alan M Tewkesbury. Mr. William J. Barnett Mr. George Millon Plyler Ill Greenwood County • Mr. Francis Bosdell • Mr. C. Evans Putman ' Dr Charlie W. Timmerman Mr Robert L. McCord (cc) ' Mr. Jerry R. Byrd Mr Bobby Ramsey Chairman Mr. F. A. Townsend, Jr. Mr Benjamin C Dysart, III F. Jr. Jim Patterson Mr C. Rhem, — Mr. James L. Walpole Dr F E Abell, Jr. — Dr. R C Edwards Rochester Director, District I Mr James Mr. Carrol H Warner Mr Nick P Anagnost Mr Gaston Gage, Jr. ' Mr. Earl E Sammons, Jr. Mr. H. 0. Weeks, Sr. Mr. Joe M Anderson • Mr. E. Gertys, III Roddey Mr. Robert G. Sharpe DISTRICT I Mr Lewis Bagwell • Mr. Robert Guerreri Edgefield County M • Mr John G Slattery Jim Patterson, Director • " Mr. Wayne Bell Mr. Harmon Mr. Lewis F. Holmes, III Bob ' Mr Joe D. Swann P. O. Box 589 Mr John L Bracknell Mr. C. Harper (cc) Chairman W Mr. E Richard Taylor, Jr. Clemson, SC 29633 Mr. William E. Burnett Mr. Frank J. Howard Mr. Greg W. Anderson — Mr. Stanley T. Thornton Abbeville Mr William D. Coleman Mr. Floyd Hunt • Mr. E. O. Dukes, Jr. County M Mr James E. Vissage, Jr. Dr. William Baxley, III Mr Johnson Craig Mr. Edwin L Kilby. Jr Mr J. W. Gilliam, Jr. H — Mr. S. Gray Walsh Mr W K. Fooshe Mr Lynch, Jr. — Mr. Lewis F. Holmes (cc) Chairman Tom C • Mr. Robert B Whorton Mr, Mr James S. Hull Mr V. Patterson Mr. Watson Rhodes V Wendell Boggs James — Mr. David H. Wilkins Mr. Mr Nevit Y. Johnson Mr. R. R. Ritchie Mr. Thomas H. Ryan Charles B. Murphy — Mr. Charles P. Willimon — Mr Philip H. Rosenberg Mr. Melvin Pace Mr. Max Monroe Lexington County Mr. • Laurens County Mr. Don Southard, Jr. Wayne B. Richey Mr. Gil Rushton • Mr. Robert M. Taylor (cc) ' Mr Thomas E. Davenport ' Mr. M. Earle Williamson Mr W. M. Self Mr. William C. Singleton Chairman Mr Richard Suggs • (cc) Chairman Anderson County Mr G Neil Smith Mr. Billy Amick Mr Erston + Mr. J. R. Adair Dr. P. McCormick County G. Sparks Mr. Alvin N. Berry S. Mowlajko (cc) Dr. W. Fred Chapman " Mr. T. C. Faulkner, Jr. (cc) Mr. John E. Sparks Mr. Jerry Brannon Chairman ' Mr. James A Coleman Chairman Mr. Joseph J. Turner, Jr. • Mr. R. Hugh Caldwell Mr. Melvin E. Barnerte Faris, Mr. K. N. Vickery — Mr. Henry M. Sr. Mr. Victor G Chapman — Mr, Fred H. Carter, Jr. Oconee County ' Mr. William J. Hendrix Mr. K Chreitzberg Mr. Joseph A. West '+ Mr. D. H. Caughman B. Mr Joel Harris (cc) — Mr. W B. Owens Mr Eugene P Willimon Mr. James Tracy Childers Mr. R. Carol Cook Chairman Mr Carl R Rogers • Mr. Mr. Ernest Jamerson Joe B. Davenport — Mr. J. H. Abrams " Mr. Michael E Simmons Mr. H. Corley, Jr. George Ducworth Mr. Ronald Paul Barnerte Mr James C Welborn, Jr. ' Mr. H. Ralph Corley, Sr. Mr. J. Tom Forrester, Jr. Mr James P. Burns Dr. N. C. Wessinger • Mr. John Melton Gault. Ill Dr. James P Hentz Mr. Sammy Dickson Spartanburg County Mr. Robert T. Haselden, Mr. Robert Lee Hill Mr. H McJunkin J. • Mr. Wesley A. Stoddard • Dr. William P. Kay. Jr Mr Frank Jr. J. McGee (cc) Chairman Mr. C. Patrick Killen Mr Horace McGee — Mr. T. A Henry

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Mr Henry M. Herlong, Jr • Mr. John Walker • Mr David Jettcoat Mr Gordon Rogers ' Mr. Warren Craig Jumper Mr W D Kirkpatrick • Mr. Fairfield Nolan L Pontiff, Jr Mr John C Rogers Mr Charles Ill Mr V F Lmder, Jr. County G Lucius. ' Mr. Thomas P. Ryan Mr Neal Rogers Mr John W. McLure Mr Harold R. Jones (cc) Mr, Robert E. McClure Mr E. T Mclllwain Mr. J. W. Riser Chairman Calhoun County Florence County " • Mr, Thomas R. Robbins Mr. Louis M Boulware Mr William H Bull (cc) Mr Clyde S, Bryce (cc) Mr John Mclnnis. Ill ' Mr. J. K. Mr Edgar L Miller, Jr Mr J. Tom Shell Coleman Chairman Chairman Mr. • • Mr Morris. Jr • Mr. Charles M. Stuck Earnest C. Hughes Mr Gerald Bozard Mr Thomas D Birchmore Tom R • Mr Woodrow H. Taylor Mr Forest E. Hughes, Jr Mr Tatum Gressette. Jr Mr. Rufus M Brown Mr W D Moss, Jr Mr " Mr C Paul Wessinger Mr William L. Wylie Charleston County Mr. Marvin Cockfield Thomas G Roche. Jr. • Dr " Dr. William Coleman C R Sweanngen Mr. Lee H. Whitt, Jr. Kershaw County Mr Van Noy Thornhill (cc) L ' Frank Mr Don Tomberlin Mr. Tommie W. James, Jr. Chairman — Mr A Douglass. Jr Newberry County Dr • '—Mr L. B Finklea, Jr. T G Westmoreland • (cc) Chairman Mr. John W. Adams, III Mr. Earle J. Bedenbaugh Mr D V Whelchel Alan Mr J Mr. Harold B Haynes (cc) Chairman C Alexander Donald Austell Dr • Mr Ernest L. Jones Mr William T Worth Mr. Thomas M Abrams Kenneth W. Carson — Mr Archie E Baker • Mr. Mr Bobby J Yarborough Mr. G. P. Lachicotte Mr. Georgia Bullwindel, Jr. L Chappell Jones Mr. Walter B Cousins " Mr, T. F. • H. Mr. James W. King ' Mr. Louie C. Derrick McNamjra, Jr. Mr L.Dukes. Jr "+ Mr. J. F. Mr. Dreher Mr. Julian Price " Mr L. Glenn Fellers Watson M Gaskin ' Ms Beverly Hafers Mr John F Poole Mr. Melvin L. Longshore Lancaster County " Mr. Wilbur O Powers • Mr. Al Hitchcock Mr. C. H. Ragsdale, III Mr. Joe H. Lynn (cc) Dr. Mr Tom Robertson • Mr. Terry C. Shaver Chairman John P. Howard • Mr William C. Kennerty — Mr John G Rose Mr Joe H Simpson, Jr. Mr James A. Adams Mr. Mr. Pat Wiggins Mr. Robert C. Lenhardt — Mr. Clifford T. Smith W. P Clyburn Mr. Allen " Mr Thomas E. Lynn P, Wood Mr C. Gurnie Stuck Mr. Marion 6. Lever, Jr. — Mr Edward L. Young Mr David M Murray. Jr. Mr. David Waldrop. Jr. Mr. Garrett J Mobley Mr Carl S Pulkinen Georgetown County Mr James A Mobley, Jr, Richland County ' Mr. Paul Mr. Henry G. Simpson Quattlebaum. Jr. Mr. Glenn A. Cox (cc) • Mr. Don E Golightly (cc) Mr. Ronald Small — Mr. A B Schirmer, Jr. Chairman Chairman • Mr. Larry Wolfe Dr. J. R. Stout Mr Joe Thomas Branyon, Lawrence V Starkey Mr George I Alley Colleton County Jr. Director, District VIII Mr Jack W. Brunson Lee County — Mr. Samuel M Harper Mr. J. Ryan White, III (cc) •—Mr. Philip C. Chappell, Jr Mr. C. Green DesChamps, Chairman — Mr H E. Hemingway, Jr DISTRICT VIII Mr Albert G. Courie II (cc) Chairman Mr. A. H. Lachicotte, • Mr. Jack W. Carter, Sr. — Jr Mr John Tice " Judge Michel R. Davis Mr. W. G. DesChamps — Mr R Carter Mr Robert T Mayer, Jr. P. O Box 3577 Mr. James W. Engram W Marlboro County Mr Horace D Kinsey Mr. Philip H, Prince Dalton. GA 30721 Mr, Lawrence M. Mr. Mark S. Avent Mr. Willie C. Shelley (cc) — Mr. B. George Prince Georgia Gressette, Jr. Mr. Ernie Chairman " Mr. Wright • J Ryan White, Jr. Mr Barnett A. Allgood. Ill Mr William E. Hair + Mr. C. E. Calhoun Dorchester County Horry County Mr. Rudy Bell Mr Harry J Johnson Mr. William E. Gore, Jr. • Mr R G Horton (cc) • Mr. Terryl Klosterman ' Mr. Dexter Rickenbaker Mr. Robert S Bonds Mr. Ray C. Smith Chairman Mr. William T. McDaniel (cc) Chairman Mr Robert H Brooks " • York County Mr James W Barnette. Jr P Mr. James P. McKeown Mr. James H Abrams Mr Andrew Calhoun • Mr William R. Adkins (cc) Mr. F. L, Bradham Mr David Tilman Mr S. C McMeekin, Jr. Mr. Thomas W Bailey Clme Chairman • Mr. J Q Gerrald Mr. John A ' Mr. Crawford E. Sanders. Mr. Bo Blanton Dickerson Mr. David E. Angel Mr Buddy Gore Mr Douglas Ill Mr H D. Byrd C Edwards " Mr. Pat • Mr. S. Lynn Campbell Gore Mr William Efird, Jr. COL A Lee Sheider, Jr. Mr Gene W Dukes C Mr. 0. T. Culp Mr. Harvey Graham, Jr. Mr. Mr B. Marion Smith Mr Will Grant Howard E Hord ' " Mr. F. Buist Eaves, Jr. Mr. John H. Holcombe, Jr. Mr. Carroll F, • Mrs Davis Smith Mr Clifford M Henley Hutto O • • Mr. Fred W. Faircloth, III Mr, S, F, Horton Mr. Robert A. King ' Dr. John H. Timmerman Mr Stephen Hutchinson •—Mr. Harper S. Gault • Mr. Thurmon W McLamb Mr. William Mr. E. Ralph Wessinger, — Mr. E. T. Salisbury C. Lawson Mr. E. M. George Mr. Richard W Sarvis Mr John L. Murray, Jr. Sr. Hampton County • Mr. Jeffery T. Haire • Mr. R. L. Wilder, Jr. Mr Thomas E Peterson • Saluda County Mr. William F Speights • Mr. James W. Hancock. Mr. R. S Winfield Mr. Edwin S. Presnell Mr Bernard L Black (cc) Chairman (cc) Jr. Marion Mr Mickey E Reeves ur. juny r, orews, Jr. County Chairman Mr. Will'am F. Harper Mr John L Mr. T. C. Atkinson. Ill (cc) Scoggins • Mr Alfred Mr. David B, Gohagan B Coleman Mr. Alford Haselden Mr W B. Shedd Mr. Winston A. Lawton Chairman Mr James A. Derrick Mr, • Lewis W. Hicks •—Mr. T C. Atkinson. Jr Mr. Lawrence V. Starkey. Mr Benjamin H Herlong Jasper County — Mr. W. T. Jenkins • Mr. John H Holt Jr. ' Mr. James Robert Mr. Frederick A. Nimmer Mr. James H. Owen, Jr. — Mr. Robert G. Mace Mr. John Tice Herlong, Jr. • (cc) Chairman Mr. J. C. Rhea, Jr. Mr Duncan C. Mclntyre Mr. Ronald W. Young Mr. Mark S. Patterson • Mr. Mr. Dale Ferguson. Ill Ben R. Smith, Jr. — Mr. George G. Poole, Jr Mr. John H. Wheeler • Mr G G. Thomas, Sr. Orangeburg County Mr T. C. Wright Sumter County Dr Roger Troutman • Mr. William B. Bookhart, Dr. Wyman L, Morris (cc) •—Mr. Marshall E. Walker Jr. (cc) Chairman Chairman Dr Julius Babb C Dr John J Britton, Jr Mr. Bethel Durant C • E M DuBose Mr. Larry Dyar Mr. Heyward L Fort • Mr F Reeves Gressette, Mr. W T. Fort. Jr. Jr. Mr Robert Galiano, Jr. • Mr. W. Higginbotham, C Mr James F. Kinney Jr. Williamsburg Mr. Edgar C. McGee County • Dr Cottingham Mr Fletcher M. Riley, Jr. W C (cc) Chairman Thurmon W, McLamb Mr. J. M. Russell, Jr. Mr. W H. Cox Director. District IX Mr Jack G. Vallentine. Ill Mr Fred P. Guerry. Jr. Mr. James C. Williams. Jr S. Lynn Campbell Mr, James M. Kennedy DISTRICT IX •—Mr. Russell S. Wolfe. II Director, District IV Edgar C. McGee • Mr Thomas O. Morris, Jr Thurmon W McLamb Director, District V + Mr. John J. Snow P O Box 67 DISTRICT IV Little River. SC 29566 S. Lynn Campbell, Director DISTRICT V Other states besides Box 11326 Edgar C. McGee, Director Georgia. North Carolina. Rock Hill, SC 29730 P. 5 Box 383 South Carolina Chester County Orangeburg, SC 29115 Mr Emerson E. Andrishok • Mr, Edward C Abell (cc) Allendale County Mr. Carl F Bessent Chairman Mr. Frank M. Young (cc) Mr Victor G Chapman. Mr. Richard A. Coleman Chairman Sr Mr. Robert A Darby Mr Daniel R Clemson ' Mr Steven Epps Bamberg County Mr David Copeland • Mr. Fred Schrimpf (cc) Mr. George R Fleming Mr. Robert P. - Corker Chairman W. T. '-Billy Fort, Jr Dr. Carl H. Jones, III LTC Frank J Cox Mr. Rhett Davis. Jr. District VI ' Mr. W. E. Lindsay Director, Mr Tom Davidson • '+ Mr. R Herman Rice Eddie N. Dalton Mr. John M. Little, III Mr. John Duncan Director. District VII Mr. Donald B Murray Barnwell County DISTRICT VI Mr. Fred Faircloth W. T. "Billy Fort. Jr.. Chesterfield County Mr. Howard G. Dickinson Mr. Mark G. Fellers (cc) Chairman Director DISTRICT VII Mr. ' Mr. James C. Stone (cc) James C Furman * 2730 Mohican Drive Eddie Dalton, Chairman Mr. H. M. Anderson N Director Mr. Walter L Garvin Sumter. SC 29150 103 Wembley Road Mr. John R Thomas Mr Grover C. Kennedy, Jr. Mr Thomas E Grimes, III Mr Calhoun Lemon Asheville. NC 28804 Mr Gray Hipp, Jr Mr. Dan L. Tillman, Jr. Clarendon County Mr. Jimmy L. 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631 S. Main St. Greenville, S C. spring over 70 athletes in vari- Last expenses, as Athletic Director Bobby by Tim Bourret ous sports earned a 3.0 GPA or bet- Robinson places as much emphasis on ter and every sport at Clemson boasted a winning off the field as on the field. cumulative GPA of at least 2.0. The aver- The "coach" of the academic team is age grade was near 2.4 for the year and 73 Joe White. The academic staff puts in student-athletes qualified for the Atlantic even more hours than the football staff as Coast Conference's Academic Honor tutorial sessions can go on long after Roll. practice has ended.

Additionally, Clemson had five student- White is the academic advisor for all athletes on the Atlantic Coast Conference athletes at Clemson University, and is in Academic All-Star team for 1985, more charge of coordinating the progress of than any other school in the league. Lance Clemson's athletes through their college Masters, Bruce Bacon, current second- career. He works within the academic team linebacker Scott Enzor, starting structure of the university with the deans punter Andy Newell and starting offensive of each school. His involvement begins as

guard John Watson, were all chosen to recruits of all 17 sports visit Clemson. At the team. Newell and Watson were also that time White, or his assistant, Ian chosen for the Toyota Leadership Awards Davidson, begin the counseling process given by CBS Sports and Toyota. that hopefully ends in graduation. These fine statistics are due in part to "When the recruit makes his official the athletic department's commitment to visit, we explain our program, especially academics through its academic counsel- the tutoring and study-hall concept," says

ing program. The athletic department White. "If the prospective student-athlete spent over $200,000 last year in tutoring knows what academic program he wants

Clemson has over 70 tutors on what might be the largest staff of its kind.

Academic Excellence border, and everyone takes advantage of the individual attention.

Clemson had more representatives than any other school on the J 985 Academic All-Conference "When I played football at Clemson, ac- Team. ademics were important,'' says Jeff Davis, now a starter with the Tampa Bay to pursue, we usually have a faculty mem- Bucs. "I was able to keep things in per-

ber counsel him on his choice. If the respective, and with the help of the tutors, I cruit doesn't know what he wants to was able to come back and get my degree.

concentrate in, we give him a general idea There were no excuses if you were willing

of the overall academic program with the to work. It is a good program and although

help of some of our faculty." I had to come back after a couple of sea-

Supervised by Dr. B. J. Skelton and the sons, I got my degree and I am glad I did." Office of Student Affairs, the program In general, tutors are graduate students

goes much further than the athlete's initial or local teachers who are tutoring in a field

visit. Study hall is required for incoming they are pursuing as a career for a post-

freshmen and all students with less than a graduate degree. They aid a student in 2.0 grade point average. "We have 70 course work or in the basics of good study tutors and four full-time counselors on habits. The student-athlete is provided hand for two hours five nights a week," with the best academic help available to Davidson says. "If the student's difficul- assist him in realizing his full potential as a ties can't be solved in regular study hall, student. we arrange for additional tutorial as- "We feel that it's important to help stu- sistance. We might have the largest aca- dents be the best they can possibly be," demic counseling staff in the country." commented White. "We try to make them

These academicians aid in scheduling, aware of the need to earn their degree, counseling, tutoring and the establish- and its importance to them in later life.

ment of study hall hours. Over 30 rooms in Only two percent of college athletes play Daniel Hall on the Clemson campus are professional sports, and they eventually utilized by the tutors for individual atten- retire, and leave the sport. We want to Jeff Davis, now with Tampa Bay Bucs, earned youngsters for fulfilling lives his degree in 1984 with the help of Clemson's tion. The attention is available to all ath- prepare our Academic Advising team. letes, not just the ones under an academic off, as well as on the field."

52 Clemson University Student-Athlete Honor Roll 1986 NAME SPORT MAJOR NAME SPORT MAJOR Reichard, Scott Track Accounting Rogers. Helen Cross Country Pre-Physical Therapy Adam. Heidi Tennis Biochemistry Rootes, Jamey Soccer Administrative Management Bailey. Greg Football Financial Management Rutenis. Paul Soccer Administrative Management Baucom, Steve Baseball Industrial Education Rutter, Linda Swimming Administrative Management Beacher, Dave Track Zoology Schuler. Cynthia Volleyball Math Bowman. Brooke Swimming Administrative Management Selleg. Gail Swimming Pre-Prolessional Health Breit. Elsa Cross Country Microbiology f Sherman, Chris Volleyball Industrial Engineering Broe. Christine Cross Country Nursing Skov, Henrek Track Economics Burns. Greg Golf Financial Management Stamaker, Doug Wrestling Political Science Camarada, Jack Track Financial Management Stevens, Davey Swimming Textile Chemistry Carollo, Paul Soccer Administrative Management Stover, Dave Golf Administrative Management Christian. Kitty Swimming Industrial t Management Talbert, Scott Track Mechanical Engineering Cox. Rim Track Engineering Thomas. Allen Swimming mi if r d h in I rvn u Crow. Andrew Tennis Engineering Chemical Topley. Tammy Track Secondary Education Dealmeida. Jeff Track Parks, Recreation, Tourism Management Treadwell. David Football Electrical Engineering Dwane, James Swimming Administrative Management Tucci. Cindy Volleyball Administrative Management Drawdy, Oswald Golf Engineering Vanderkerkhove. Peter Track Economics Driehuis, Ingelise Tennis Chemistry Wade. John Football Mechanical Engineering Eichmann. Eric Soccer Administrative Management Williams. Perry Football Industrial Education Enzor. Scott Football Secondary Education Wilson. Boyd Swimming Administrative Management Farns. Kevin Track Economics Zonneyville. Janney Swimming Parks, Recreation, Tourism Management Flynn. Martin Track Administrative Management Fortner, Bill Soccer Accounting Frooman, Matt Tennis Accounting t — President s List (4 GPA) Forsberg, Suzette Track French * — Dean s List (3 5 GPA or better) Gordon, Michele Swimming Administrative Management Hausman. Tim Swimming Financial Management Haywood. Curt Wrestling Psychology Holycross. Bridget Volleyball Zoology Hooper. Ricardo Football Political Science Inge. Mark Football Financial Management Jenrette, Jeff Track Industrial Management Kalikin, Michele Cross Country Elementary Childhood Education Kidd, Michael Tennis Chemical Engineering Knight. Janet Basketball Secondary Education Krebs. Tina Cross Country Architecture t Lambert. Dave Swimming Civil Engineering Landgren Dick Soccer Parks, Recreation, Tourism Management Lassiter, Dave Wrestling Parks. Recreation, Tourism Management Lebeau. Jeff Swimming English Lenhardt, Ross Swimming Liberal Arts Lucey, Steve Soccer German Lugering, Lynn Volleyball Administrative Management Marchal. Doug Baseball Administrative Management Matlack. Dave Track Graphic Communications Meyer, John David Golf Political Science t Murphy. Denise Volleyball Zoology Nix, Cheryl Basketball Elementary Education Orr. Bill Wrestling Financial Management David Treadwell was one Paskert, Lynne Tennis Parks, Recreation, Tourism Management o' 73 athletes on the Powell, Shannon Swimming Textile Technology Academic Honor Roll last Quaresima, Tammy Volleyball Early Childhood Education spring.

Academic Ail-Americans

Clemson's three-time national symbolic for the athlete bringing the most honor to Clemson track champion Tina Krebs won yet University. another honor last spring, this time Lady Tiger volleyball player De- for her outstanding accomplish- nise Murphy was the first female

ments in the classroom. The senior athlete at Clemson to be selected to was chosen to the GTE/College the GTE/College Sports Informa- Sports Information Directors of j| , V tion Directors of America Academic America second-team Academic 9 All-America Volleyball team, having All-American at-large squad. H| s > ^ been chosen second-team Aca- Krebs, a native of Holbaek, Den- ^ demic All-American for 1985. mark, compiled a 3.54 cumulative \ To qualify for selection to the Aca- GPR in architecture last year. She 1 \ demic All-America team, an athlete Tina Krebs also was selected to the ACC Honor must be a starter or key reserve and Roll for outstanding academic achievement for the fourth year maintain a grade point ratio of 3 200 Denise Murphy Qn a , in a row. She is the first Clemson female athlete to achieve this 4 QQ sca e tnrougnout her academic honor four times. career. Besides being a four-time Atlantic Coast Conference Cham- The senior AII-ACC performer is a zoology major and carries pion in the 800 meters. Krebs is an eight-time All-American, a 3.90 grade point ratio into her senior year. Her future plans twice in cross country, and three times each in indoor and include medical school. She has been named to the ACC Honor outdoor track. She won her first national championship in 1 983 Roll for outstanding academic achievement all three years

1 500- she s been at Clemson. by taking the 1 000-yard indoor title. In 1 985 she won the meter indoor crown and during the 1986 indoor season she A three-year starter. Murphy holds three Clemson career kills, claimed the one-mile title. records, for most attempts, most and most defensive Krebs, the most highly decorated women's track athlete in saves. Last fall she became Clemson's first junior volleyball Clemson's history, also won the Women's ACC Scholastic performer to receive first-team all-conference honors since Award for 1985-86, and won the 1986 Frank Howard Award, 1981 53 Where good people go for good food PORTS FEATURE I

to play to their potential consistently." Crowe then decided he had put so much by David Latimer Even though Crowe has been associated effort into coaching the last four years that

with developing good, solid quarterbacks, he there was no way he could give it up. By the offers no miracle philosophy for breeding the time he was 26 years old, (1977) he had se- Every August, fresh, eager faces appear ideal quarterback. cured his first head coaching position at the on Clemson practice fields, usually in "I consider myself a teacher. I use my own Livingston College From there, after realizing the form of incoming freshmen recruits. This personal experiences dating back to my days he needed to learn more before he could be an year is no different. The Tigers once again have as a quarterback in high school. Just as most effective head coach, he accepted the offen- a strong freshmen class. However, this season everyone who has played a sport, I have had sive coordinator position at North Alabama. He brings with it four additional eager faces to the good coaches and bad coaches. My basic phi- then moved to Wyoming and Auburn to further field. Head Coach Danny Ford has hired four losophy is that you take a player and you make his knowledge. new assistant coaches for the 1986 season. him as good as he can be, you have to develop Whereas Crowe was undecided as to wheth- On the offensive side, Coach Jack Crowe will intangibles within the position; you just do not er he should pursue a coaching career, Coach be in charge of the quarterbacks, replacing go with anyone who has all the physical tools. Wayne Bolt was never in doubt as to whether former offensive coordinator Nelson Stokley in You must find a player who shows poise and he could make it as a coach after his first year that capacity, who became head coach at SW confidence also. I believe a coach can help as a graduate assistant. Louisiana. Coach Wayne Bolt will be responsi- develop those qualities. After playing four years at East Carolina, ble for the tight ends and in addition, he will double as the supervisor and director of the athletic dorm. Offensive line coach Bill D'An- Eager Assistants drea will assist Coach Larry Van Der Heyden, specifically with the offensive tackles. Clemson's four new coaches have pumped fresh blood into the program. On the defensive side, Coach Bill Oliver brings with him 22 years of experience ranging "There is a stereotype of a quarterback to- and remaining there as a graduate assistant the from head coaching positions in the high day that he should be loud, dynamic, and char- next year, I knew that I belonged in football, school and college level to defensive coordi- ismatic. Nothing could be further from the said Bolt. "I really began to enjoy being with the

nator at the professional level. He will specifi- actual truth. There are leaders that are low- kids, seeing them develop into young men . . . cally supervise the defensive backs this year. profile. A young quarterback must only have that is what it is all about; helping these young-

All bring a level of maturity and knowledge of some desire to accomplish something and if his sters become better men. I knew I wanted to

the game that will pump fresh blood into the drive to accomplish is strong enough, there is teach youngsters all I knew about football and Clemson staff. no telling how good he can be. That becomes help them apply that to their lives after they

Although Jack Crowe has held the title of the basis of leadership." leave football. . . . Seeing these young players

offensive coordinator for the past seven years Crowe has taken an interesting route into the mature — that is probably what I enjoy most at North Alabama (1979-80). Wyoming (1981). coaching profession. He attended the Univer- about my responsibility as dorm director." and at Auburn (1982-85), he will not be desig- sity of Alabama-Birmingham (a school that Bolt says that there are so many different nated as the offensive coordinator for the Ti- does not even have a football team) as an aspir- roles in his position. Whether it be arranging for gers. But this does not bother Crowe. In fact, he ing medical student majoring in chemistry. He the players needs, having room furnishings may prefer that it remain as is. also remained on the coaching staff of his for- fixed, or supervising the players and seeing "I am much more program-oriented now mer high school. that they make their curfew, one common fact

Bolt it for the interaction with than I have been in the past when my attentions As his college career progressed, he never remains — does were focused in that area alone. I have had all could free himself from the game. He was so the players and the responsibility he feels to- those responsibilities before and your title or successful at coaching the B-team (Crowe's wards them. role with your peers is not what is important — teams only lost one game in his first three "If it weren't for the players. I probably would the essence of coaching is the relationship with years) that during his senior year at UAB, he not be in coaching. They know that I am going varsity. led the kids you are responsible for . . . my basic began coaching the He then West concern right now is getting our quarterbacks End High to its first undefeated season ever. (continued on page 111)

Jack Crowe Bill Oliver Bill D'Andrea Wayne Bolt Quarterbacks Secondary Offensive Line Tight Ends

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21 ALLEN, TERRY RB 6-0 185 FR HS 42 JOHNSON, TRACY FB 6-0 227 so 1VL Banks Cty., Ronnie Parson, Commerce, GA Brown Bob Boswell Kannapolis NC 1 ANDERSON, RANDY QB 6-5 192 *JR 1VL 92 JOLLAY, MIKE LB 6-2 220 *SR 1VL Broome, Dalton Rivers, Cowpens, SC Shamrock John Wells Tucker GA 60 BAK, JEFF OG 6-2 250 *SO 1VL 49 LANCASTER, CHRIS FB 6-1 230 SO 1VL Danen, Jim Girrard. Darien, CT Riverside Academy, Errol Bisso, Mableton GA 27 BEASLEY, GENE SS 6-0 205 SO 1VL 66 LONG, STACY OT 6-3 270 FR HS Booker T. Washington, Leon Jamison, Atlanta, GA Griffin Lloyd Bohannon Griffin GA 30 BEATTIE, RICHARD RB 6-1 197 FR HS 5 LOTT,' JAMES CB 5-10 170 •FR RS Warwick, John Garcia, Warwick, NY Brown Bob Boswell Kannapolis NC 69 BELCHER, PAIGE OT 6-4 248 FR HS 12 MACK! TERENCE BAN 6-3 245 *SR 3VL Irrno. Joe Turbeville. Irmo, SC Winnsboro Ken Atkerson Wmnsboro SC 2 BRADY, KEVIN SS 5-11 200 \JR 2VL 56 MARIABLE, DORIAN LB 6-2 235 *FR RS Douglass, Charles Brannon, Clarkston, GA Spartanburg Allan Sitterle Spartanburg SC 32 BROADWATER, CROSBY CB 5-10 185 SO SQ 96 McCULLOUGH, RICHARD DT 6-5 250 *SO 1VL Aiken, Eddie Buck. Aiken, SC Loris Allen McNeil Loris SC 40 CARTER, HENRY LB 6-3 235 *SO 1VL 22 McFADDEN, WESLEY CB 6-0 190 SO 1VL Hunter Huss, Tom Merritt, Gastonia, NC Lewisville Jimmy Wallace Chester SC 62 CHAPMAN, ROBBIE C 6-7 270 *JR SQ 74 McKENNY, PAT MG 6-2 245 •so 1VL

Broome, Dalton Rivers, Spartanburg, SC Robert E Lee Corky Rogers ' Jacksonville FL 31 CHARPIA, RUSTY DB 5-11 160 SO HS 84 MEADOWS,' DWAYNE DT 6-4 250 *JR 2VL Midland Valley, Graniteville, SC Spartanburg Fred Kyzer Spartanburg SC 79 CHAVOUS, RAYMOND DT 6-5 290 *SO 1VL 81 MOORE, OTIS DE 6-3 250 *FR RS Silver Bluff, Clayton Chriswell. Aiken, SC Westside Donald Fendley Augusta GA 11 CINIERO, GEOFF FS 5-9 172 SR 1VL 8 MOROCCO, CHRIS QB 6-2 191 *FR RS Centennial. Carl Perkins, Columbia, MD Clarke Central Billy Henderson Athens GA 88 COLEY, JAMES TE 6-6 245 SO 1VL 53 NIX, ERIC C 6-2 255 •SR 2VL Lee, Corky Rogers, Jacksonville, FL T. L. Hanna, Jim Fraser, Anderson, SC 25 COOPER, GARY WR 6-4 185 *FR RS 78 NUNAMACHER, JEFF OT 6-2 280 *SO 1VL Ambridge, Frank Antonini, Ambridge, PA Somerville, Jerry Moore, Somerville, NJ 95 CURTIS, RODNEY OLB 6-4 225 SO 1VL 89 PEARMAN, DAN TE 6-2 230 JR 1VL Trueten County, Jim Bailey, Soperton, GA Independence, Allen Sitterle, Charlotte, NC 7 DAVIS, CHIP RB 5-11 195 FR HS 91 PERRY, MICHAEL DEAN DT 6-2 270 *JR 2VL Evans, Coley Cassedy, Evans, GA S. Aiken. Gary Smaller, Aiken, SC 41 DAVIS, SCOTT LB 6-3 220 FR HS 72 PETERSON, JON OT 6-5 255 *JR SQ Forest, Jim Simmons, Ocala, FL Duluth, Cecil Morris, Duluth, GA 70 DelULIIS, FRANK OT 6-6 265 *SO 1VL 50 PHILLIPS, HANK C 6-4 235 *FR RS Penn Hills, Roy Kasmaikis, Pittsburgh, PA Mitchell County. Leland Riddle, Spruce Pine, NC 85 DRAG, MARK MG 6-4 255 *SO 1VL 61 PHILLIPS, JOHN OG 6-5 250 *JR 2VL W Mecklenburg, Jim Hambucher, Charlotte, NC Mitchell, Rusty Coggins, Spruce Pine, NC 9 EARLE, JAMES OLB 6-5 215 JR 2VL 68 PUCKETT, DAVID OT 6-4 250 *FR RS Easley, Larry Bagwell, Easley, SC Garinger, Steve Shaughnessy, Charlotte, NC 64 ENZOR, SCOTT LB 6-1 225 JR SQ 93 RABER, BRIAN MG 6-4 260 *SR 3VL Floyd. Rusty Holt, Green Sea, SC Lumpkin, Larry White, Dahlonega, GA 55 FERRENCE, BOB OT 6-1 265 *FR RS 99 RIGGS, JIM TE 6-5 245 *SR 3VL Ambridge. Frank Antonini. Ambridge, PA Scotland, Mike Dubis. Laurinburg, NC 46 FIELDS, STACY OLB 6-4 230 FR HS 34 RIGGS, MATT SS 6-1 200 •so 1VL Beaufort, Mike Rentz. Beaufort, SC Scotland, Mike Dubis, Laurinburg, NC 33 FLAGLER, TERRENCE TB 6-1 200 *SR 3VL 15 ROULHAC, TERRANCE WR 5-10 200 SR 3VL Fernandina Beach, Donnie Braddock, Fernandina Beach, FL Raines, Freddie Stephens, Jacksonville, FL 48 FLOWERS, KENNY TB 6-0 210 *SR 3VL 10 SCHONHAR, TODD QB 6-0 190 *SR SQ Spruce Creek, Terry Manfredi, Daytona Beach, FL Easley, Larry Bagwell, Easley, SC 73 FOX, ANGELO OT 6-5 295 *FR RS 19 SEYLE, RUSTY PK-P 6-1 175 *SR SQ Lee County, Paul Gay, Sanford, NC Calvary, Dennis Roddenberry, Savannah, GA 37 GILSTRAP, CLAY OLB 6-1 188 *JR SQ 28 SMITH, RICHARD FS 6-0 195 SO 1VL Campbell, John Allison, Smyrna, GA Hancock Central, John Flen, Sparta, GA 71 GRANGER, TY OT 6-7 270 *SO 1VL 3 SPECTOR, ROBBIE WR 6-0 168 FR HS Pickens, Bill Isaacs, Easley, SC Calhoun, Jerry Smith, Calhoun, GA 44 GRIFFIN, STEVE TB 5-10 185 *SR 3VL 59 SPEED, CARLTON OT 6-3 285 FR HS S. Mecklenburg, James Seacord, Charlotte, NC Rabun County, Bill Hall. Dillard, GA 17 GRIMES, TYLER CB 5-8 180 *SO SQ 6 SPIERS, BILL P 6-2 183 JR HS West Oak, Tom Jordan, Westminster, SC Wade Hampton, Cameron, SC 35 HALL, DELTON CB 6-1 200 SR 3VL 52 SPRY, DAVID C 6-0 240 *JR 2VL Grimsley, Dick Knox, Greensboro, NC Lee County, Paul Gay. Sanford, NC 90 HAMMOND, VANCE DT 6-8 270 FR HS 65 STEPHENS, TONY MG 6-3 285 *JR SQ Dorman, Al Clark, Spartanburg, SC Walterboro, Gyles Hall. Walterboro. SC 76 HARMON, ERIC OG 6-2 252 FR HS 86 TAYLOR, BRUCE WR 6-3 195 FR HS Camden, Butch Gale, Camden. NJ Cedar Shoals, John Waters, Athens, GA 77 HARPER, J. C. DT 6-5 260 *SO 1VL 58 TAYLOR, VINCE LB 6-0 215 *FR RS Daniel, Dick Singleton, Clemson, SC Clearwater, Tom Bostic, Clearwater, FL 16 HARPS, WAYNE BAN 6-2 200 •FR RS 18 TREADWELL, DAVID PK 6-1 165 *JR 1VL Griffin, Lloyd Bohannon, Griffin, GA Bolles, Jacksonville, FL 24 HARRIS, REGGIE BAN 6-1 205 *FR RS 83 TUCKER, RICHARD WR 6-0 180 FR HS Gaffney, A. L. Curtis, Gaffney, SC Spring Valley, Roger Hazel, Columbia, SC 67 HAYNES, JOEY OT 6-5 250 •so SQ 47 WALKER, DUANE LB 6-1 223 *JR 2VL E. Henderson, Roy Carter, Hendersonville, NC Forest Park, Marcus Trivette, Forest Park, GA 14 HAYNES, NORMAN LB 5-10 215 •so 1VL 29 WEST, FERNANDEZ WR 5-8 150 *FR RS Cedar Shoals, John Waters, Athens, GA Haversham Central, Larry Black, Cornelia, GA 26 HOOPER, RICARDO WR 5-9 171 •so SQ 82 WILLIAMS, JEROME TE 6-4 220 *FR RS Fulton, Willie Hunter, Atlanta, GA Gainesville, Bobby Grohn, Gainesville, GA 51 INGE, MARK OG 6-4 253 *FR RS 75 WILLIAMS, PAT OG 6-4 275 *SO 1VL Sun Valley, Hershey Hipps, Matthews, NC Lincoln Ct., Larry Campbell, Lincolnton, GA 98 INGRAM, KEITH LB 6-0 220 *FR RS 39 WILLIAMS, PERRY CB 6-2 200 *SR 3VL Linden, Joe Martino. Linden, NJ St. Matthews, Danny Wiseman, Adairsville, GA

54 JANSEN, JOHN OG 6-5 255 *JR 2VL ^ \j WILLIAMS, RAY WR 5-10 177 *SR 3VL Heritage, Danny Blue. Conyers, GA Reid Ross, John Daskal, Fayetteville, NC 43 JEFFERSON, STAFONE FB 5-8 180 •FR SQ 13 WILLIAMS, RODNEY QB 6-2 200 •so 1VL A. C. Flora. Charles Macaluso. Columbia. SC Irmo, Joe Turbeville, Columbia, SC 87 JENNINGS, KEITH WR 6-4 225 SO 1VL 20 WOOLFORD, DONNELL CB 5-10 190 SO 1VL Summerville, John McKissick, Summerville, SC Douglass Byrd, Bob Paroli, Fayetteville, NC 23 JOHNSON, A. J. FS 5-10 190 *SR 2VL Berkeley, Gerald Moody, Moncks Corner, SC 94 JOHNSON, KEITH LB 6-3 195 *FR RS Lithonia, Phil Knight, Lithonia, GA * Denotes red-shirted one year

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THE TIGERS 16 Wayne Harps ... BAN 32 Crosby Broadwater . . DB 50 Hank Phillips C 69 Paige Belcher OT 85 Mark Drag MG 1 7 Tyler Grimes CB 33 Terrence Flagler TB 51 Mark Inge OG 70 Frank Delulns . . OT 86 Bruce Taylor WR 1 Randy Anderson QB 18 David Treadwell PK 34 Matt Riggs SS 52 David Spry C 71 Ty Granger 0T 87 Keith Jennings WR Kevin Brady 2 SS 19 Rusty Seyle . PK 35 Delton Hall CB 53 Eric Nix C 72 Jon Peterson 0T 88 James Coley TE

3 Robbie Spector . . WR 20 Donnell Woolford ..CB 37 Clay Gilstrap BAN 54 John Jansen 0G 73 Angelo Fox 0T 89 Dan Pearman . . TE

5 James Lott . 21 Terry Allen . . CB Perry Williams . RB 39 CB 55 Bob Ferrence . . 0T 74 Pat McKenny . . MG 90 Vance Hammond DT Bill 6 Spiers P 22 Wesley McFadden . CB 40 Henry Carter LB 56 Dorian Mariable LB 75 Pat Williams 0G 91 Michael Dean Perry DT 7 Chip Davis FB 23 A J Johnson FS 41 Scott Davis LB 58 Vince Taylor LB 76 Eric Harmon OG 92 Mike Jollay LB 8 Chris Morocco .... 24 Reggie Harris .... Tracy QB BAN 42 Johnson FB 59 Carlton Speed . OT 77 J. C. Harper DT 93 Brian Raber MG

9 James Earle OLB Gary Cooper . . 25 WR 43 Statone Jefferson FB 60 Jeff Bak OG 78 Jeff Nunamacher . . OG 94 Keith Johnson BAN 10 Todd Schonhar Ricardo Hooper Griffin . QB 26 44 Steve . WR TB 61 John Phillips . OG 79 Raymond Chavous DT 95 Rodney Curtis OLB 1 1 Geoff Ciniero . FS 27 Gene Beasley Ray Williams ...... SS 45 WR 62 Robbie Chapman . C 80 Terry Gemas LB 96 Richard McCullough DT 12 Terence Mack BAN 28 Richard Smith FS 46 Stacy Fields LB 64 Scott Enzor LB 81 Otis Moore DT 98 Keith Ingram LB

13 Rodney Williams . . Fernandez . QB 29 West WR 47 Duane Walker LB 65 Tony Stephens MG 82 Jerome Williams . TE 99 Jim Riggs TE

14 . Norman Haynes LB 30 Richard Beattie . . . RB 48 Kenny Flowers TB 66 Stacy Long OT 83 Richard Tucker WR 1 Terrance . . . 5 Roulhac WR 31 Rusty Charpia . . DB 49 Chris Lancaster FB 67 Joey Haynes OG 84 Dwayne Meadows DT

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imum exposure possible," said Jim Dusel, "We have established, along with the Ath- pley, former star quarterback. Bourret is

who serves as President of the CBG. "By letic Department and WSPA, the Clemson beginning his fifth season of supplying expanding markets, more and more peo- Football Illustrated Show, which will prob- Tiger fans with analysis and unique statis- ple will be aware of Clemson." ably start a trend nationwide as schools tical information.

Mark Packer, who serves as the Gen- promote themselves with their own show. Eppley is in his first season with the eral Manager for CBG, echoes Dusel's We feel we are establishing Clemson as a broadcast team. The native of Charlotte national trendsetter." recently received his MBA degree from Clemson Football Illustrated shows a the Clemson/Furman program, and his broader look at Clemson. Indepth fea- duties will include providing strategical tures concerning campus lifestyle and analysis of the game.

other aspects of college life will be exam- Phillips and Bourret will handle the Ti- ined. One special feature of each show ger basketball broadcasts again this sea- will be a Frank Howard segment in which son. This will be the seventh season they the noted legend looks back on some of have broadcast Tiger roundball together. his memorable contests. Assisting Olenik As the CBG begins a new era of bring- with many features will be Jane Robelot, a ing Tiger broadcasts and TV shows to 1982 Clemson graduate and noon news fans, look for even more innovative ideas co-anchor at WSPA. in the future. "If the first year is any indica- The second football show will be Clem- tion of how things are going to be, we are son Football '86, which will incorporate extremely pleased with the response from game footage, indepth interviews with Clemson. stations and sponsors, said players, coaches and others who are vital Packer. "We are looking forward to in- to the Clemson football program. creasing the football and basketball net- During the basketball season, there will works along the I-85 corridor next year. be only one television show — Clemson With changes in the Coaches' Shows and Basketball '87. This show will follow much the addition of the Clemson Football Illus- the same format set for the Football High- trated, we are making a step in the right lights Show. Olenik will also host this direction in bringing the excitement and show that will give Tiger fans a closer look uniqueness of this university to many The CBG will bring hard-hitting Clemson football to fans all over the nation. at the basketball team. people."

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Jkao longer the defending national also. Joining the Tigers will be Joe Hum- by David Webb m W champions, the 1986 Clemson so- mell and John O'Brien from St. Louis, as Alfie Zarlengo of Boulder. Colorado. will ccer team be concentrating its efforts well as John Hummell, a transfer from Clemson s major scoring punch in re- on retaining its 1985 ACC championship Central Florida. cent seasons has come from the strikers and regaining its 1984 NCAA champion- Although the majority of Clemson scor- and that shouldn t change this year. Lead- ship status. The Tigers should be con- ing comes from the frontline, the Tigers ing the way will be 1985 ACC Player-of- tenders for that title, and even a usually also depend on the midfield for added the-Year Gary Conner and AII-ACC Eric down-playing Coach I. M. Ibrahim is look- points. Coach Ibrahim considers the mid- Eichmann. Both were All-Americans ac- ing to the 1986 season, the 20th year of field the most vital area on his team. He cording to various services last year. Con- Clemson Tiger soccer, with "cautious said before the 1985 season that Clem- ner led Clemson and the ACC in both enthusiasm.'' son's success would depend on whether goals scored (21) and total scoring (48) in Clemson's major forte in 1 986 will be its or notthe midfield came together as a unit. 1985. while Eichmann blazed the trail for 19-3-2 experience and its bench depth. Of the 1 It did and Clemson went on to a both in assists (19). Conner has led the players who were called upon at any given season. With three of four midfielders Tigers in those areas since 1984 and now time to start in 1985, 10 are back, includ- back, this area appears solid. ranks fourth in Clemson career scoring ing the Atlantic Coast Conference's top- Dick Landgren, Jamey Rootes, and All- and goal-scoring, while Eichmann heads scoring trio Gary Conner, Bruce Murray ACC midfielder Bruce Murray, the 1984 the Tigers' career assist list (36) and also and Eric Eichmann. national Rookie-of-the-Year. are the re- holds the Clemson single season assist Although experience should weigh turnees. Landgren, who had eight goals record (19). "Both Conner and Eichmann heavily in Clemson's favor, Ibrahim is a and eight assists in 1985, was selected can strike from any number of areas and little wary of it all the same. The veteran second-team AII-ACC in 1985. both are skilled passers, says Ibrahim. coach said, "If we aren't careful, we could This group will be joined by a deep Bruce Murray could also be called up

from the midfield if needed. It was the position he held as a freshman. Murray Reliving The Kingdom was an Ail-American last year as a sophomore and is already third in career assists at Clemson. Thus Clemson has three The 7 986 Clemson Soccer team returns three Ail-Americans who know how to win the national returning All-Americans, the only team in title. the nation who can make that claim. Clemson has the experience and depth

be our worst enemy. Since this team has corps of incoming recruits, including it needs to challenge for conference and

had the success it has had, we have to transfer Keith Parkinson, someone Ibra- national honors in 1986. Overall. Tiger make certain that we don't get an attitude him expects to be able to play right away success should hinge on how rapidly in- where we just automatically expect it to because he will need little adjustment to coming recruits and transfers mature and continue without working for it. For- the Clemson style. Parkinson will be whether or not the team manages to re-

tunately, we have a great bunch of seniors joined in the midfield by Dave Fortner, main healthy. If the cards fall favorably. who should keep the team on the right Bill's brother, and John Meek of St. Louis; 1986 could be one of Clemson's best track." Dave Veghte of Clearwater. Florida; and seasons. Shawn Cartmill, a hero of the 1984 NCAA playoffs, has graduated from the college soccer fields, but Chris Dudley, his partner in the net in 1985. has returned. Dudley registered a team-high 46 saves in 13 games last season while allowing just 0.9 goals per game. Kevin Taylor of Pittsburgh and Steve Jaworski of Walnut, California, will be bringing more size and speed to the Ti- gers' goal defense. Both players are over six-feet tall and are able to get out in the box quickly. Assisting the goalkeepers will be a corps of backfielders who are returning three of four starters from the 85 squad. Leading the way will be AII-ACC Bernard Gray, who had a very successful season last year in the backfield after spending his first two seasons at Clemson in attack positions. Joining him will be AII-ACC can- didate Paul Rutenis and Paul Carollo. Bill Fortner, who missed much of last season because of injury, has considerable experience from his first two seasons. Eric Eichmann had an ACC leading 19 assists in 1985. Recruiting should assist in the backfield

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75 Tiger Cheerleaders lacocca A. Lee may not be interested in and 20 percent didn t respond. by Jack McKenzie running for president, but a sizeable — CAREER PLANS: Forty-six percent chunk of the Clemson University fresh- plan now to "get a job after graduating, man class is interested in him. 1 9 percent want to go to graduate school, The largest percentage (32) chose to The Chrysler executive topped the list 15 percent plan to enter law, medical or attend Clemson because of the influence/ of potential candidates when freshmen other professional school, and three per- opinion of relatives, friends, teachers or were asked who they'd pick to be the next cent plan to go into the military. others. The campus and its atmosphere president of the United States. Of the 698 — FITNESS: Asked how often they ex- attracted 1 1 percent and the location nine students surveyed. 236 (34 percent) pick- ercise, 40 percent checked "regularly," percent. Other reasons given include ed lacocca. 20 percent marked "rarely, 19 percent "Great architecture school" (19 re- Thirty-five percent of the students listed marked "every day," two percent marked sponses) and Dad paid for it" (three no choice, and the rest scattered their "never," and 20 percent didn't respond. responses). picks among 47 other answers ranging from Vice President George Bush, with eight percent, to "my dad,'' who got three responses. Freshman Profile

Clemson's Freshman class has an interesting personality.

lacocca also leads the list of public fig- ures the students indicated they most ad- mire. Fourteen percent named him, 12 percent named comedian Bill Cosby, and 5 percent named President Reagan. The 116 other answers include everybody from CBS anchorman Dan Rather to singer Bruce Springsteen to the sassy cartoon cat Garfield, who garnered five votes. The unscientific survey was conducted during summer orientation sessions for students entering Clemson this fall. About 2,200 new freshmen enrolled for the semester that began Aug. 19. Nearly three-fourths of the students surveyed (72 percent) indicated they think the ideal age for marriage is between 21 and 25. Another 21 percent chose the 26-35 age bracket as the best time for wedding vows. More than half the students (54 percent) consider television their major source for news and information on current events, according to the survey. Twenty-eight

percent rely on radio, 1 percent on news- papers, and 5 percent on news maga- zines. Here are other results from the survey: — MUSICAL TASTE: Fifty-one percent of the students listed some form of rock TV roll as their favorite kind of music. "Pop/Top 40" came in second with 31 percent. Among the other selections: country music (31 responses), soul (21), classical (18), jazz (11). and reggae (11). — RELIGION: Forty-eight percent indicated they go to church "every now and then. Twenty-eight percent marked "regularly," 4 percent checked "never," A new Clemson class moved into Tigertown in August.

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1. He was Clemson's first consensus All-American: (A) Terry Kinard (C) Harry Olszewski (B) Banks McFadden (D) Bennie Cunningham 2. He was Clemson's first 2-time All-American: (A) Joe Blalock (C) William Perry (B) Joe Bostic (D) Jerry Butler

In 1 3. 981 , three of the following were first-team All-Americans. Identify the other who was a 2nd team All-American: (A) Jeff Davis (C) Perry Tuttle (B) Jeff Bryant (D) Terry Kinard 4. This All-American was the first three-time captain of the Tiger football team: (A) Joel Wells (C) Jackie Calvert (B) Tom Barton (D) Ralph Jenkins 5. He was both a first-team All-American and a first-team Academic All-American: (A) Lou Cordileone (C) Harvey White (B) Steve Fuller (D) Lee Nanney 6. This Tiger All-American was born in West Germany: (A) Dave Thompson (C) Terry Kinard (B) James Robinson (D) Steve Reese 7. He was the first Clemson All-American to play in the Super Bowl: (A) Bennie Cunningham (C) Jim Stuckey (B) Steve Fuller (D) Joe Bostic 8. This Tiger All-American holds the Clemson record for most total offense in a game: (A) Steve Fuller (C) Banks McFadden (B) Bobby Gage (D) Charlie Bussey 9. This All-American was the first Tiger to have two 200-yard all-purpose running games: (A) Banks McFadden (C) Jackie Calvert (B) Perry Tuttle (D) Joel Wells 10. This All-American was named to the ACC Silver Anniversary Team: (A) Bennie Cunningham (C) Harry Olszewski (B) Joe Bostic (D) Lou Cordileone

1 1 This All-American is the only player to make at least 20 tackles in three different games: (A) Johnny Rembert (C) William Perry (B) Jim Stuckey (D) Jeff Davis 12. This All-American shares the single season record for sacks with William Perry: (A) Jim Stuckey (C) Jeff Bryant (B) James Robinson (D) Johnny Rembert 13. This All-American holds the Clemson record for the longest touchdown run in a bowl game: (A) Bobby Gage (C) Steve Fuller (B) Banks McFadden (D) Joel Wells 14. He is the only junior college transfer to be named All-American: (A) Wayne Mass (C) Dave Thompson (B) James Farr (D) Johnny Rembert 15. He is Clemson's only three-time All-American: (A) Steve Fuller (C) William Perry (B) Banks McFadden (D) Terry Kinard

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menca became totally enamored with period of time in an effort to get him down to a by Tim Bourret former Clemson player William Perry svelt 305. In the middle of spring practice he last year. But, to Clemson fans, he has been a had worked himself down to 314 and the staff legendary figure in this state for many years. was feeling pretty good. This two-page feature is a summary of anec- Then came "Hotdog and Apple Pie Day" at a cording to his agent, Jim Steiner of St. Louis. dotes, facts, stories and statistics about Clem- Clemson baseball game in late March. Any fan This year he cut a commercial for a meatpack- son's only three-time All-American. with a ticket stub could turn it in for a free ing firm in London when the Bears were in hotdog and apple pie. Perry was not a regular England to play the Cowboys. The commercial fan at Clemson baseball games, but the promo- ends with Perry stating, "You better shop at

tion seemed to catch his eye. The friendly this company for all your meats, or I'll eat the entire British Isles." Fridge Fever Yes, William Perry can dunk a basketball, and seemingly regardless of his weight. When he

Clemson 's William Perry has become an international celebrity. came to Clemson as a freshman he enjoyed posting up low in pickup games in Fike most often story William tackle used his personal charm to collect about The quoted about Fieldhouse. But those were the days when he Perry concerns his infamous lunch visit to 1 5 of the ticket stubs and he quickly consumed weighed only 295. Prior to his senior year he McDonald's with Perry Tuttle in 1981. Over 15 dogs, virtually ruining the program. reported about 350. ("Why come to camp in time, the magic of the media and inflation, writ- shape, that's what camp is for, to get in shape," ers have said he spent $55 at the fast-food he once said). A photographer from a national chain in Clemson in one sitting. Although I was Here is the official list of products William magazine was sent up to take pictures of the not there when the bill was paid, I was in the SID Perry was endorsing as of August 1: In TV Fridge dunking a few. A day before the pho- office Tuttle commercials he has appeared in Coca-Cola, when related the story to a writer. tographer appeared Perry assured me he could According to Tuttle, he offered to treat William Pontiac, Kraft Cheese, Georgia Pacific, Mc- still do it, even though I had seen on the chart one afternoon and the total bill for the two of Donald's, Rath Blackhawk Bacon, and Tesco outside the weightroom he was still over 330. them was $22, a sizeable total that would be Supermarkets. In print advertisements he Sure enough he lived up to his word, and dun- normal for an establishment that includes "at- hawks Carrier Transicold, Shakespeare, Al- ked until the photographer could shoot no mosphere'' in the tariff. berto-Culver, Georgia Pacific, Drexel Burnham, more. Now, let's be serious, Chicago media, $55 for Hair Care Products, Mr. Big Paper Towel, Long one person at one meal? Not even "The Underwear (Royal Textile Mills), Duke Man- William Perry's weight has always been a Fridge" could put down that many quarter- ufacturing and Levi-Strauss. much discussed subject. In Clemson press pounders ... but hotdogs, that's another story. Last year, Perry was named Commercial Spokesman-of-the-Year by one advertising guides he was listed at 285 as a freshman, 310 as a sophomore, 320 as a junior and as a publication, and receives $15,000 for an ap- 305 senior. The spring before his senior year (dur- The spring of Perry's sophomore year the pearance outside of Chicago and $10,000 for ing the pro scout season) Perry got down to 31 Clemson training staff decided it would monitor one in Chicago. and assured me he would be 305 for the start of every morsel "The Fridge" consumed over a There have been all kinds of requests ac- the season. He was on a strict diet and was down to 305 by the end of spring practice. But, a summer of home-cooking in Aiken ended that, as the "chicken population in the state took a nose-dive," as Mike Ditka would say. Perry played most of his senior year at 337 pounds after reporting at 360. He has weighed as much as 390 according to published reports. As far as his younger days are concerned, Perry was 13 pounds at birth, 220 pounds by the seventh grade, 235 in the eighth grade, 265 as a junior in high school and 290 as a senior in high school.

While one might think Perry would get sick now and then, or pull a muscle on occasion, he missed only one day of practice and never missed a game at Clemson. The same held true for his high school career, and last year with the Bears. He played in 45 straight games for Clem- son and has not missed a game for any reason in the last nine years. Clemson trainer Fred Hoover says he missed only one practice due to a knee strain in his sophomore year. He went to the workout in a yellow jersey, but that is the only day of practice he missed in four years at Clemson. Perry's mother also reports that he went four straight years in grade school with a perfect attendance record.

Perry had great stats in his Clemson career. He is the ACC's all-time leader in career tackles for loss and sacks, is the only down lineman to lead Clemson in tackles for a season ... we could go on and on. But. Perry's ability to make the big play is probably the primary reason for his notoriety. There are many memorable plays; a sack in the fourth quarter at North Carolina in the National Perry turned into all-purpose player in Chicago in 1985.

82 Career Statistics for William Perry AT CLEMSON

Year GP-GS Tot Tackles 1st Hits Ast TL-Yds Sacks-Yds CF-RF PBU-BK 1981 12-4 48 33 15 9-50 4-44 1-2 0-0 1982 11-7 52 30 22 9-66 5-38 3-1 0-0 1983 11-4 61 38 23 15-67 6-40 2-1 1-0 1984 11-11 100 67 33 27-111 10-69 2-3 1-1 TOTALS 45-26 261 168 93 60-302 25-190 8-7 2-1 CHICAGO BEARS

Year GP-GS Tot Ast Sacks Rush Yds TD Rec Yds TD

1985 16-9 57 26 5-42 5 7 2 1 4 1

Facts About Fridge

* Clemsons first three-time Ail-American (1982-83-84). * Only fourth ACC defensive player to be named conference Player-of-the-Year. * Only fourth ACC defensive player to be named AII-ACC player for three years. * First Clemson player to be named a three-time all-conference selection. * First among Division I players in tackles for loss in 1 984 with 2.45 per game (27 in 1 1 games). * All-time ACC leader in tackles for loss for a career with 60 * Broke Randy White's all-time ACC record for tackles for loss in a season with 27. * Broke Mike Corvmos (also Maryland) record for career quarterback sacks by an ACC player. Corvino had 24 between 1979 and 1982 and Perry had 25.

' Led the Clemson team in tackles in 1 984 with 1 00 and was the first Clemson player in history to lead the Tigers in tackles as a down lineman. " Clemson had 37-6-2 record in his career, the best record in Clemson history.

would end up with the Bears. Trophies, although he was a finalist for both. It took 30 hours to sell out the poster. Pratt had printed full length posters for ath- But he certainly gained much notoriety as his letes before and they were used as give-aways legend continued to grow. It's still growing. Championship season, a close-lining tackle of at pro sporting events, but never had one been Georgia's David McCloskey in 1983. and the used to promote an athlete. sequence against North Carolina in 1984 when The athletic department ordered 4.000 post- Perry's nickname. The Refrigerator," all he stopped Ethan Hortan for losses two plays ers, 2.000 to send out to media and high started on an elevator in Mauldm Hall on the in a row, then forced an interception on the third schools in Clemson s recruiting area, and 2,000 Clemson campus in September of 1981. The down — they all stand out. to sell to the general public. The project cost a elevator was crowded as it landed on the sec- However, my favorite William Perry play took little over 10,000 dollars and at a sales price of ond floor. Ray Brown, an ebullient defensive place in a victory over Wake Forest in 1984. In $5 each the project could pay for itself. tackle, wanted to get on, but faced with Perry in the second quarter Wake Forest was forced to We thought we honestly could sell 2,000 of the front of the elevator he could not see any punt and in an attempt to catch Clemson off them over the course of the season. They were room for his 6-3, 250-pound frame. guard, the Deacons lined up in a hurry. Perry ready by October 20. 1984 for Homecoming Brown said, "William, you take up almost the was not on the punt return team, but he could game with Duke, the 50th anniversary "to the entire elevator. I'm going to call you G.E. from not get off the field fast enough so he lined up to day" of the first great promotional picture in now on because you are as big as a re- block the punt, the only time in his career he sports history, the shooting of the Four Horse- frigerator. Later in the week Brown related the was on the punt return team. men on horseback on a Notre Dame practice story to Clemson SID office student assistant Perry overpowered the opposing center and field. Jeff Rhodes, who in turn mentioned it to Clem- ran into the upback so hard he shoved him into The interest in the poster was mind-boggling. son SID Bob Bradley. Bradley first used the orbit and right into the Wake Forest punter, The athletic department sold all 2,000 posters story in an October 1 release prior to the Ken- Harry Newsome. Newsome punted the ball off in 30 hours and had the money needed to pay tucky game and he referred to him as William his upback's back and Clemson recovered 36 for the project before a bill had arrived. G.E Perry yards from the original line of scrimmage. It is Perry did not win the Outland or Lombardi The rest is history! the only time in history a Clemson player has blocked a punt with an opposing player.

William Perry grew so quickly his senior year that his thighs increased from 31 inches to 33. By the end of the season his coach had to take two pairs of football pants to a seamstress who sewed them together to create a pair of pants Perry could fit in.

No one. probably not even William (but we bet the IRS does), knows for sure how much money he made last year, but according to published reports, he has a four-year contract with the Bears for 1.4 million dollars, and that includes weight-loss incentives. But, with his endorsements he should make about six million dollars during his fiscal year (when you make that much money you can have your own fiscal year). That would rank him. by himself, as the 14th most lucrative franchise in the NFL. In other words he will make more money by himself than half the teams in the NFL.

The William Perry Growth Poster was probably the most interesting and certainly the largest project the Clemson SID office has un- dertaken. The idea actually came from Jeff Pratt, a printer for Sports Graphics in Chicago, in the spring of 1984. How ironic that Perry Special Recognition

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Rushes: 36 by Jim Shirley vs. N.C. State. 1951 Points: 33 by Maxcey Welch vs. Newberry, 1930 by Ray Yauger vs. Wake Forest, 1969 TDs: 5 by Maxcey Welch vs. Newberry, 1930 Yards Rushing: 260 by Cliff Austin vs. Duke, 1982 TDs Rushing: 5 by Maxcey Welch vs. Newberry, 1930 Yds/Carry: 30.4 (5-152) by Ken Moore vs. The Citadel, 1954 TDs Resp: 5 by Maxcey Welch vs. Newberry, 1930 Yds Rush by QB: 140 By Mike O'Cain vs. N.C. State, 1976 by Bobby Gage vs. Auburn, 1947 PATs: 9 by Tommy Chandler vs. Presbyterian, 1949 Passes: 48 by Tommy Kendrick vs. Florida State, 1970 Field Goals: 4 by Obed Ann on four occasions Passes Completed: 25 by Tommy Kendrick vs. Florida State, 1970 Kick-Scoring: 1 5 by Obed Ariri vs. Wake Forest, 1 978 and 1 980 Yds Passing: 323 by Thomas Ray vs. North Carolina, 1965 by Donald Igwebuike vs. Duke, 1984 TD Passes: 4 by Bobby Gage vs. Auburn, 1947 Comp %: .800 (12-15) by Mike Eppley vs. Virginia, 1983 Tackles: 24 by Jeff Davis vs. North Carolina. 1980 First Hits: 17 by Jeff Davis vs. North Carolina, 1980 Total Plays: 53 by Tommy Kendrick vs. Florida State, 1970 Tackles by Lineman: 19 by Edgar Pickett vs. Wake Forest, 1983 Total Offense: 374 by Bobby vs. Auburn. 1947 Gage Tackles by Def. Back: 17 by Willie Underwood vs. South Carolina. 1 980 by Ronald Watson vs Georgia Tech, 1984 Receptions: 11 by Phill Rogers vs. North Carolina, 1965 Tackles for Loss: 5 by Steve Durham vs. Maryland. 1979 Rec. Yards: 163 by Jerry Butler vs. Georgia Tech, 1977 Pass Broken Up: 5 by Perry Williams vs. Virginia Tech, 1985 Yds/Rec: 32.6 (7-1 by Jerry Butler vs. Georgia Tech, 1 977 63) Sacks: 3 by Jim Stuckey vs. Wake Forest and Mary- (Min 5 Rec) land, 1979 TD Passes: 3 by Dreher Gaskin vs. Auburn, 1953 by Steve Durham vs. Maryland, 1979 by Michael Dean Perry vs. N.C. State, 1984 Punts: 13 by Marion Butler vs. Wake Forest, 1942 Fumble Rec: 2 by Randy Scott vs. Duke, 1978 Punt Average: 51.0 (6-306) by Dale Hatcher vs. Kentucky, 1981 by Jim Scott vs. Boston College. 1983 Punt Yards: 504 by Banks McFadden vs. Tulane, 1939 by Henry Walls vs. Duke, 1985 Punts Blocked: 2 by Wingo Avery vs. The Citadel, 1954 Interceptions: 3 by Kit Jackson vs. Wake Forest, 1965 Punt Returns: 10 by Shad Bryant vs. Furman, 1939 Int Ret Yds: 101 by Willie Underwood vs. South Carolina, 1 980 Punt Ret Yds: 167 by Don Kelley (4 Ret) vs. Maryland, 1970 Kickoff Ret: 7 by John Shields vs. Alabama, 1969 Team Records Kickoff Ret Yds: 174 by David Thomas returns) vs. Georgia (5 Most Rushes: 78 vs. Duke, 1979 Tech, 1972 Most Yards Rushing: 536 vs. Wake Forest, 1981 Most TDs Rushing: 11 vs. Presbyterian, 1945

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

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

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

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

Interceptions: 6 vs. South Carolina, 1971

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(Continued from page 55) to give my best for them every day of the week his reason for joining Clemson's staff. Having and they also know that I expect them to give been at Clemson previously as a volunteer their best for me. I see that they conduct them- coach between 1982-84. D'Andrea has seen selves in a proper manner; that reflects the type this winning attitude first hand and knows what of program that others see as a winner. kind of personnel it takes to instill this attitude in

"Some days I will be a father to them, giving the players. them whatever advice I can give them; some "I enjoy working with successful people and days I will be a mother to them, consoling and you cannot find many programs that have been supporting them when they need a boost. If as successful as Clemson has under Danny they need for me to just sit there and listen, Ford," said the native of Pittsburgh He has while they air some thoughts out, the players some of the top coaches in the nation. They know I will be there for them. That is what our have shown they can get the best from the coaching staff is here for; to help the players be players and that usually means winning ball

the best they can be." games. Hopefully, I can give something back to

Bolt coached under Auburn's Pat Dye for the Clemson football in return for what I have past 11 years, and has enjoyed great success learned already." both as a player and as a coach. Bolt was a D'Andrea, just as Coach Crowe had done, four-year starter at offensive guard for East quickly rose in the ranks of the profession after Carolina and after his senior season was receiving his master s degree at East Carolina named third-team All-American in 1977 by the in 1975. Upon graduation, he accepted a posi- Associated Press. His level of play showed tion as an assistant coach at the University of steady improvement from the time he was Virginia. However, D Andrea found himself at named Freshman-of-the-Year by the con- Clemson for a two-year stint until he accepted a ference in 1974 until he was selected as All- position as the offensive line coach at Southern

Southern Independent in 1977 in addition to Mississippi in 1984-85. Jack Crowe was the offensive coordinator for being named All-American. D'Andrea, along with Coach Van Der Hey- Auburn's SEC scoring champions. Bolt continued his winning ways as an as- den, probably have the most difficult task of all sistant, particularly at Auburn where they the assistants — they must rebuild the offen- achieved an overall record of 38-11 and gar- sive line for the fourth consecutive year The nered one SEC championship in 1983 and key to the offense's success could depend on No doubt Oliver will have the secondary nearly a national championship that same year. whether the line can stay healthy, whether or ready. Coach Ford has the utmost confidence

Bolt has proven he is a winner. not he can find enough depth, and whether or in Oliver, calling him "one of the best at his

Coach Ford is a successful coach. His as- not leadership emerges from the younger position (secondary coach) anywhere. sistants are successful people. Exposure to linemen. "He knows the game of football and he has them can only help me maintain a positive ap- "Coach Ford, ideally would like us to be two- proven every place he has been that he can proach and give me new ideas on how to win a deep at each position on the line. Because of transcribe his thoughts to his players. We feel national championship. That is one of the main injuries, graduation, and other factors, we are very fortunate to have a man of Bill's caliber

reasons I came here. Each year Clemson only able to run one substitute on each side of and enthusiasm on our staff. works for a national championship. That is one the line. We hope some of the less experienced "Bill has coached at all levels and at a lot of of my goals — to be part of national champion- players really come through for us. Right now, places," continued Ford. "He could have con- ship. And Clemson can win another one!" what we need is some kids to show some real tinued in the pros, but he wanted to settle down

Coach Bill D Andrea also sees this as part of leadership. in this area and we are fortunate to have him. "John Phillips has really come into his own He brings us knowledge he has learned from

since the middle of last season. I consider him the USFL and can apply it to our situation."

our true leader on our line. We need more kids Bill Oliver knows what it takes to be a winner; to work as hard as he does in the weight room just look at the teams he has been around. As a and on the practice field." player he was a starter on Alabama's 1961

Defensive back Coach Bill Oliver may have National Championship team. He has also an even more difficult task than D'Andrea. Al- coached on many successful teams at Ala- though he inherits a secondary that has experi- bama and was a part of three National Champi-

ence, it does not have the experience neces- onship teams Bear Bryant put on the field in the sary for the system which he has implemented. 1970s. He was also a part of many successful This year the defensive backs will be re- teams at Auburn. sponsible for more reads; whereas, last year Each coach brings with him a special knowl-

they were not responsible for any reads at all. edge to the Tiger staff that comes from a com- This year we want them more active than in the bined total of 35 years of coaching experience past ... we want them more involved in the unit at the major college level or above. But each as a whole. also has a unique approach to the game of They are doing many new things they have football itself, to the development of players on not done in the past. Right now, we are trying to and off the field, and to the method of re-estab- fine-tune the skills which they have acquired lishing a winning atmosphere at Clemson Uni- since practice began. We would like the entire versity. With the optimism and winning attitude

defensive unit to come together and gel as one. each coach reflects, it is only a matter of time Without the defensive line and linebackers, we before the Clemson Tigers once again rise to are nothing; and without us. they are nothing In the top in the collegiate ranks.

time I believe we will blend into a good defen- Bill Oliver is one of the finest secondary coaches in the nation. sive TEAM."

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Tiger Band unveils new attire this afternoon. show would be complete unless it ended with Tiger Band s salute to Tiger fans in Today is IPTAY Day and the guests of Death Valley and beyond with "The Song honor who will be dotting the I in Tigers That Shakes The Southland," TIGER during pregame ceremonies are Calhoun RAG!! Band members model new uniforms. Lemon and Harper Gault. Lemon, a native The 1986 theme for Tiger Band is "A of Barnwell, SC, was president of IPTAY New Era," referring to the new uniforms quality, etc. The preferred uniform was in 1 957 and 1 958, while Gault, of Rock Hill, Clemson obtained since last season. The unveiled and the order was given to the SC, served in the same position between uniforms were selected by a special com- Freuhauf Uniform Company of Wichita, 1961 and 1962. mittee, and the selection process was Kansas — incidentally, the same firm that Tiger Band continues the pregame quite complicated. made the uniforms worn from 1978-1 985. show by offering its rendition of "You're A A committee with representatives from The order was placed towards the end

Grand Ole Flag" and "America the Beau- IPTAY. CUTBA (Clemson University Tiger of April and received in early June. It was a tiful," directed by Dr. Richard E. Good- Band Association), Tiger Band, the Tex- long, but satisfying task for committee stein and accompanied by the Clemson tiles Department, and the Purchasing De- members. University Chorus. "The Star-Spangled partment first met last autumn to gain The project received funding from Banner" will be played next, directed by some ideas for the fifth basic uniform of IPTAY. Associate Band Director Richard Dr. Bruce Cook, while an ensemble from Tiger Band. Having garnered some ideas, Goodstein said. "We'd like to thank IPTAY Pershing Rifles Company C-4 presents the committee solicited some watercolor for their generosity that made our dream a the colors. Mr. Mark Jessie, new director drawings from the top five uniform com- reality." Band Director Bruce Cook add- of the Clemson University Chorus, will panies in the nation. ed. "The procedure was long and, at lead both choral and instrumental ensem- With pictures in hand, the committee times, tiresome. But it was worth it — our bles as they perform the Clemson Univer- then made some modifications and de- uniforms are really beautiful." sity Alma Mater. sign changes and decided on one particu- The 1986 Tiger Band staff includes Jim The invocation will be offered by Mr. lar design before soliciting a sample McKennck and Billy Baker, serving as Ti- David "Twig" Gray, South Carolina State uniform from each of the uniform com- ger Band drum majors, while James Director of the Fellowship of Christian panies. From the samples, more design Grubb will serve as band commander. Athletes. Finally, that drought-crushing modifications were made with specifica- Cheryll Crenshaw will once again be Flags "reign" will pour with pregame's conclu- tions for further refinements. Coordinator, and Marcella Frese has sion, as the Fightin' Tigers make their cel- Later, in February, representatives joined the staff as Percussion Teaching ebrated run down the hill. from each of the companies came to Assistant. Furthermore, the veteran The 243-member Tiger Band will offer a Clemson to make a presentation to the "Voice That Shakes The Southland," Nick flashy halftime show that includes a nine- committee. Final specifications were Peck, will serve as band announcer. minute non-stop medley of Broadway made, and four of the companies made show tunes that was arranged by Tony written bids. Fox of Hollywood from an original com- Another sample uniform was requested position by Tommy Newsome of the of the companies in line with the final Tonight Show Orchestra. The presenta- specs, and the committee put them to the tion will open with "There's No Business "blind evaluations" test. The labels were Like Show Business" from the musical of covered, and the uniforms were checked the same title. for workmanship, design, wearability,

113 1 986 Fall Sports Schedule

Sept. 14 Soccer vs North Carolina, 2:00 Nov. 6 Volleyball at UNC-Charlotte, 6:30 Sept. 16 Volleyball at South Carolina, 7:00 Nov. 8 Football vs North Carolina, 3:20 Soccer vs Wright State, 8:00 Volleyball vs Maryland, 10:00 a.m. Sept. 19 Volleyball in UAB Tournament (Birmingham, AL) Wrestling in West Virginia Open Soccer vs American (George Mason Invitational), Nov. 9 Soccer vs Maryland, 2:00 2:00 Nov. 11 Volleyball vs UNC-Charlotte, 7:00 Sept. 20 Football at Georgia, TBA Nov. 12 Basketball vs Athletes in Action (Exhibition) Volleyball in UAB Tournament (Birmingham, AL) Nov. 14 Volleyball at N. C. State, 7:30 p.m. Women's Cross Country at Georgia State Men's Swimming vs Georgia Tech, 4:30 Invitational Nov. 15 Football vs Maryland (Baltimore, MD) Men's Cross Country at Penn State Invitational Volleyball at West Virginia, 11:00 a.m. Sept. 21 Soccer at George Mason, 3:00 Women's Swimming vs Virginia, 11:00 Sept. 24 Volleyball vs Western Carolina, 7:00 Men's Swimming vs Virginia, 2:00 Soccer vs Erskine, 8:00 Women's Cross Country at Regional Meet Sept. 27 Football at Georgia Tech, 12:20 (Greenville, SC)

Volleyball at Baptist, w/Mercer, 2:00 Men's Cross Country at District III Sept. 28 Soccer at Duke, 2:00 Championships (Greenville, SC) Sept. 29 Volleyball vs Furman, 7:00 Nov. 21 Volleyball in ACC Tournament (Raleigh, NC) Sept. 30 Volleyball at Georgia, 7:30 Men's Swimming at Duke

Oct. 1 Soccer at Furman, 3:30 Women's Swimming at Duke Oct. 2 Volleyball vs Presbyterian College, 7:00 Nov. 22 Football vs South Carolina, 1:00 Oct. 4 Football vs The Citadel, 1:00 Volleyball in ACC Tournament (Raleigh, NC) Women's Cross Country at Stanford Invitational Wrestling in Ohio Open (Dayton, OH) Men's Cross Country in Tiger Invitational Nov. 23 Volleyball in ACC Tournament (Raleigh, NC) (Clemson, SC) Wrestling in Ohio Open (Dayton, OH) Oct. 5 Volleyball vs Duke, 2:00 Nov. 24 Women's Cross Country at NCAA Soccer at Wake Forest, 2:00 Championships (Tucson, AZ) Oct. 7 Volleyball at Furman, 6:30 Men's Cross Country at NCAA Championships Oct. 8 Soccer vs Wofford, 8:00 (Tucson, AZ) Oct. 10 Volleyball in Central Florida Tournament Nov. 28 Men's Basketball in IPTAY Tournament Oct. 11 Football at Virginia, 7:00 Women's Basketball in Minnesota Tournament Volleyball in Central Florida Tournament Wrestling in Southern Open (Chattanooga, TN) Oct. 12 Soccer at South Carolina, 2:00 Nov. 29 Men's Basketball in IPTAY Tournament Oct. 14 Volleyball vs South Carolina, 7:00 Women's Basketball in Minnesota Tournament Oct. 15 Soccer vs Southern Connecticut, 8:00 (Minneapolis, MN) Oct. 17 Volleyball vs North Carolina, 7:00 Wrestling in Southern Open (Chattanooga, TN) Oct. 18 Football vs Duke, 1:00 Men's Swimming in Tiger Invitational (Clemson, Men's Swimming in Orange and White Meet SC) (Clemson, SC) Women's Swimming in Tiger Invitational Women's Swimming in Orange and White Meet (Clemson, SC) (Clemson, SC) Dec. Wrestling vs Oregon State Women's Cross Country at Wisconsin Dec. Men's Basketball vs UNC-Asheville, 7:30 Invitational (Madison, Wl) Women's Basketball at Duke Men's Cross Country at Badger Classic Dec. Wrestling at Tennessee-Chattanooga (Madison, Wl) Dec. Men's Swimming at Nebraska Invitational Oct. 19 Soccer vs N. C. State, 2:00 Women's Swimming at Nebraska Invitational Oct. 22 Volleyball vs Georgia Tech, 7:00 Dec. Men's Basketball vs Texas Tech, 5:00 Oct. 24 Volleyball at East Carolina v G. Mason Women's Basketball vs South Carolina, 7:30 Soccer: Clemson vs Indiana (Clemson-Umbro Men's Swimming at Nebraska Invitational Invitational), 8:00; UCLA vs American, 6:00 Women's Swimming at Nebraska Invitational Oct. 25 Football at N. C. State, 7:10 Dec. 7 Men's Swimming at Nebraska Invitational Volleyball at UNC-Wilmington, w/George Mason Women's Swimming at Nebraska Invitational Men's Cross Country at USC Invitational Dec. 13 Women's Basketball vs Baptist College, 3:00 Oct. 26 Soccer: Clemson vs UCLA (Clemson-Umbro Dec. 14 Men's Basketball at South Carolina Invitational), 3:00; Indiana vs American, 1:00 Dec. 15 Women's Basketball at Florida Oct. 28 Volleyball vs Winthrop College, 7:00 Dec. 16 Men's Basketball vs Prairie View A&M, 7:30 Oct. 30 Volleyball at Wake Forest, 7:00 Dec. 17 Women's Basketball vs N. C. State, 5:00 Oct. 31 Volleyball at Virginia, 7:00 Men's Basketball vs Armstrong State, 7:30 Nov. 1 Football at Wake Forest, 1:00 Dec. 20 Women's Basketball vs Alabama Volleyball at William and Mary, 1:30 p.m. Dec. 29 Men's Basketball in TCBY Yogurt Classic (Little Women's Cross Country in ACC Championships Rock, AK) (Clemson, SC) Wrestling in Sunshine Open, Orlando, FL Men's Cross Country in ACC Championships Dec. 30 Men's Basketball in TCBY Yogurt Classic (Little (Clemson, SC) Rock, AK) Nov. 2 Soccer vs Virginia, 2:00 Wrestling in Sunshine Open, Orlando, FL Nov. 4 Volleyball at Western Carolina, 7:00 Nov. 5 Soccer vs Mercer, 7:30

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Tigers In the Crowd — Kassie Kessinger

Rick Aronberg Cathy Hofer Randy Mazey Fairport, NY Aurora, IL Seward, PA

Aronberg, 18, is a tal- Hofer, 19. is back for Mazey, 20, is one of ented second-year her second season two first-team AII-ACC Clemson athlete who with the five-time de- performers back for was named Clemson fending ACC Cham- Coach Bill Wilhelm's MVP in his sport of pion Lady Tiger tennis baseball squad. Ma- swimming as a rookie. V/ team. Playing num- zey, who surprised He highlighted the Ti- i ber-one singles a year » everyone with his bril- gers ACC championship year by captur- ago, Hofer earned All-America honors as liant play last season, played in 52 games ing two league titles, the 500 and 1650 a freshman and became the second Lady and finished with a batting average of .363 freestyle, and collecting honorable men- Tiger ever chosen to the U. S. Junior (20th overall in the ACC). His fielding per- tion All-America plaudits at the NCAA Federation Cup team. She posted a first- centage was a fine .971, having commit- meet. His 55 points scored in the ACC year mark of 36-7 in singles and went 22-5 ted four errors in 121 chances. He also meet paced the Tiger squad as he also in doubles en route to her selection as the worked from the mound, picking up a pair took fourth in the 400 individual medley. Lady Tigers MVP. Hofer was selected to of wins to go along with his perfect 4-0

Last season he finished first in 1 5 of his 1 the AII-ACC team in '86 and already has mark from 1985 to give him a career mark starts in dual meet action and enters this one league title under her belt, as she of 6-0. Coach Wilhelm inserted Mazey into season with three school records under joined Pam Menne to win the ACC's centerfield in the 27th game (Illinois) when his belt (500, 1000 and 1650 freestyle number-three doubles crown. Last Janu- he was batting .125 and the Tigers stood events). Aronberg returns for his soph- ary, Hofer competed at two events on the 14-11. Mazey promptly went on a tear, omore campaign this year following an USTA Women's Pro Circuit. At the event and hit safely in 19 of the next 21 games, outstanding summer of swimming, which in Chicago she reached her first pro final raising his average to over .430. The Ti- included a pair of 10th place showings in before succumbing to Czechoslovakia's gers won 17 of those games to improve the 800 and 1500 freestyle events at the Jane Novotna. The following week, in Key their mark to 31 -1 5. He had 21 extra-base U. S. Senior Nationals. Last summer he Biscayne, FL, she reached the quarter- hits for the season, pounded out 11 dou- won four gold medals in the 12th World finals. Her successes on the pro tour bles, five triples and five home runs to go Maccabiah Games in Tel Aviv, Israel. earned her a WTA world ranking of No. with 31 RBIs. Mazey is majoring in com- Aronberg's major is business admin- 239 on the May 26 computer. Hofer is an puter science. istration. administrative management major.

Ute Jamrozy Paul Rutenis •jj|r West Fehmarn, Cindy Tucci St. Louis, MO ^^^^B West Germany

Miami, FL " Rutenis, 20, is back I T Jamrozy, 22, is hoping

Tucci, 20, is one of the for his third season to duplicate the out- most experienced and with the defending A v standing success she talented setters for ACC champion soccer enjoyed last season Coach Linda White's team. While starting all as a rookie when she much improved vol- 23 contests he played ^ copped MVP honors leyball team. Heading in a year ago, Rutenis in cross country and captured the 10.000

into her junior year, led the Tiger backfield in scoring goals (6) meter outdoor ACC Championship. Her Tucci already ranks second on Clemson's and had three assists for a total of 15 fourth-place finish in the 10,000 meters at all-time assist chart and has the third most points, second best among the Tiger the NCAA outdoor championship earned all-time defensive saves. She also holds backfield corps. His outstanding overall her All-America honors. Jamrozy paced both the freshman and sophomore marks play, especially as a header, earned him the Lady Tiger harrier club in '85 with five for most assists. Last season she led the second-team AII-ACC honors in 1985. finishes no lower than fourth, including a Lady Tiger netters in committing the And. in the '85 Clemson-UMBRO Invita- third-place showing at the ACC meet, as fewest reception errors with only one, and tional he was chosen defensive MVP and well as at the NCAA District III Champion- - ship. 1 Her classroom plaudits equally she served as co-captain, quite an honor all-tournament. The former prep A 1 were in just her second varsity season. The American became a starter for the Tiger impressive as she posted a perfect 4.00 former four-sport letterwinner is one of booters in mid-season of his freshman grade point ratio her first semester at the strongest and hardest working play- year and turned in solid defensive perfor- Clemson. She completed her first year at with in ers on the team. Tucci is pursuing a de- mances against UCLA and Indiana in the Clemson a 3.26 GPR parks, recrea- gree in administrative management. 1984 Final Four. He is majoring in admin- tion, and tourism management, and was istrative management at Clemson. selected to the 1985-86 ACC Honor Roll.

115 6

The Last Word

— by Bob Bradley

In 17 days (October 1st), we will close Tigers the lead in the third quarter. ton's Grandfather Mountain at the annual out our 31 st year as Clemson sports infor- VPI scored again and missed the extra sportswriter outing each spring. mation director. That first month of Oc- point, but then recovered a Tiger fumble Another incident involving Howard and tober, 1955, was spent with Brent Breedin and Barry Frazee kicked a 26-yard field a Virginia Tech game happened at Clem- showing us the "do's and dont's" of the goal with 4:55 showing and the Hokies son when Lou Bello was the referee. Most office. Come the first of November of that had a 16-14 advantage. people remember Bello for his basketball year Brent joined the Hunt Oil Company in On the first play after Charlie Bussey officiating antics, especially when a Dallas and was sent to Pakistan to look for returned the kickoff to the Clemson 40, charging call was a shooting foul. But some black gold. Bussey threw a screen pass to Joel Wells Bello called football, basketball and base- Whether or not he found any oil isn't who put on an exhibition of how broken ball games.

recorded, but he did start a string of out- field running should be performed . . . The Tigers and Gobblers were involved standing tennis players in Clemson's di- going 60 yards to score. The clock in a one-touchdown separation and late in rection that brought the Tigers respect on showed 4:06 left. the game, Bello came over to the sideline the court. Some say there were two clips on and asked Howard what to do with the ball

The first Saturday in November, 1955, Wells' run, but if there were, they were when game was over. found the Tigers in Roanoke playing Vir- never called. Clemson ended up winning Howard growled: "Bello, if they win, ginia Tech. Since this was my first official the game 21-16 and Frank Howard had give it to them. If we win, give it to us. And ." game as SID, I didn't ask why we weren't beaten Frank Moseley, his former room- if it's a tie. . . Howard told him in no playing in Blacksburg or any other reveal- mate at Alabama. uncertain terms what he could do with the ing questions. I was mostly watching and Howard retired from coaching before ball. listening. current Virginia Tech coach Bill Dooley Bello turned to walk back on the field, And the watching wasn't too bad. came on the scene. But the two faced and about five yards inbounds, turned -1 The Tigers were on their way to a 21 each other three times while Dooley was around and said, "Coach, can I let the air victory and a 7-3 season and would go to still at North Carolina. out first?" bowls three of the following four years. Howard's pet name for Dooley is "Little One of the best typographical errors The Gobblers scored on the last play of Brother'' because he is the younger we've ever seen came out of a Clemson- the first half for a 7-7 deadlock. Clemson's brother of Georgia coach Vince Dooley. Virginia Tech game. score came on a 23-yard run by Don King, Bill and Frank used to fish for trout when In Charlie Pell's first year (1977), the and a 51 -yard run by Joe Pagliei gave the they would end up together at Hugh Mor- Tigers went to Blacksburg and came away with a 31 -1 3 win, played in one of the all-time gully-washers.

The late George Cunningham in the At- lanta Journal-Constitution wrote: "Per-

haps in recognition of the bitter feelings that exist between Pell and VPI coach Jimmy Sharpe, the Clemson team pre-

sented its head coach with the game ball. Pell and Sharpe were Alabama team- mates, and the trouble started right here (Blacksburg) when Pell was Sharpe's assistant. "Some say the situation was aggra- vated when Pell took highly (and instead

of coming out as regarded as it was meant

to be, it came out) retarded assistant coach Danny Ford away from here." Each Sunday night during football season the wives used to bring supper down

to Jervey and all of the coaches would take time out around 6:00 p.m. from their film grading. We took Cunningham's arti-

cle around and read it to the assembled

group . . . everybody hearing it for the first time.

Ford wanted to know if he could sue. We told him he'd have to prove the story wronged him and was defamatory first. He didn't pursue the case any farther.

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