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Clemson University TigerPrints Football Programs Programs 2000 South Carolina vs Clemson (11/18/2000) Clemson University Follow this and additional works at: https://tigerprints.clemson.edu/fball_prgms Materials in this collection may be protected by copyright law (Title 17, U.S. code). Use of these materials beyond the exceptions provided for in the Fair Use and Educational Use clauses of the U.S. Copyright Law may violate federal law. For additional rights information, please contact Kirstin O'Keefe (kokeefe [at] clemson [dot] edu) For additional information about the collections, please contact the Special Collections and Archives by phone at 864.656.3031 or via email at cuscl [at] clemson [dot] edu Recommended Citation University, Clemson, "South Carolina vs Clemson (11/18/2000)" (2000). Football Programs. 269. https://tigerprints.clemson.edu/fball_prgms/269 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Programs at TigerPrints. 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Since 1948 1 *** JM ii a itfili^ m Clemson lost a legend on October 30 when longtime sports information director Bob Bradley passed away. He served Clemson for 45 years working long hours to promote Tiger athletics. In 1981 he arranged to have a live Tiger at the football team's Picture Day festivities and he took the opportunity to pose with the playful feline. The above photo captures the joy and Clemson spirit he brought to his chosen profession. Turn to page 120 for more on the life and times of Mr. B. Program Credits Clemson Football Emergency Services 69 Tim Bourret and Todd Lamb All-Americans 41 IPTAY Endowments 101 Co-Editors Bowl History 40 IPTAY Officers 97 First-Round NFL Draft Picks 37 IPTAY Reps 97 Lynn Sparks Memorial Stadium Records 79 Managers 75 Program Manager Pro Bowl Players 39 Memorial Stadium 34 Official's Signals 65 Running Down the Hill 42 John Schaffhauser, Canton, MS Super Bowl Champions 38 President Barker 17 Information Cover Design Traditions 45 Stadium 69 Strength Training 82 Student-Athlete Enrichment Staff Players & Coaches 86 Tiger Pride 113 Jacob Barker, Sam Blackman, Bob Bradley, Alphabetical Roster, Clemson 59 Training Staff 74 Marsha Byers, Samantha Carruth, Shipp Daniel, Alphabetical Roster, South Carolina 62 University, Clemson 105 Jack Felling, Brian Hennessy, Kevin Johnson, Assistant Coaches, Clemson 23 Video Staff 80 Libby Kehn, Earle Martin, Carrie Mathes, Kelly Graduate Assistant Coaches 73 McGinity, Bernie Merritt, Anne Miller, Laura Head Coach Tommy Bowden 20 Mosher, Mandie Parrish, Patrick Walczy Meet the Tigers 50 Table of Contents Meet the Gamecocks 56 Today's Features Contributing Photographers Numerical Roster, Clemson 61 Jim Moriarty, Jim Graham, Bob Waldrop, Vern Numerical Roster, South Carolina 61 Today's Game 2 Verna, Dave Lewis, Eddie Cliffe, Mark Cramer, Starting Lineups 61 Clemson/South Carolina Stats 4 Kerry Capps, Patrick Wright, Carolina Photo of Tiger Reserves 55 Chad Speck 5 Charlotte, NC, Action Sports of Atlanta, GA, Mark Robert Carswell 6 Houde, Darryl Glubczynski, Ken Ruinard The Departments Darren Bruce 9 Alma Mater 111 For Tickets to Upcoming Clemson Senior Spotlight 11 Athletic Staff 66 Athletic Events, Call: Clemson vs. USC Series 15 Board of Trustees 16 Clemson Millionaire Quiz 54 1-800-CLEMSON Bowl Schedule, 2000 77 Deliah Arrington 64 or (864) 656-2118 Cheerleaders 95 Clemson Coaches 30 Clemson Training Room 108 Clemson Athletics on the Web: Clemson Fall Sports Schedules 72 Today's Band Program 1 1 www.clemsontigers.com Clemson Tiger Network 28 Women's Basketball 114 Courtesy Car Donors 102 Program Price: $4.00 Women's Tennis 118 The last Word 1 20 1 Todays Game Final Stretch for 19 Clemson seniors Clemson Senior Class for 2000 ing heading into Clemson's the game. Clemson is 1 6th in 19 seniors (15 on scholarship Player, Pos Hometown the latest AP poll, while South and four walk-ons) are heading down the home Carolina is 25th. Terry Bryant, DE stretch Savannah, GA The other seasons both teams were ranked with just one regular season game left Robert Carswell, FS and then a bowl game. Stone Mountain, GA heading into the game were 1979, 1987 and These seniors have Gary Childress, DE Nashville, TN 1988. Only once have both been the corps that has provided one of the teams been in the Darrell Crutchfield, CB Jacksonville, FL top 1 5 in the nation heading great comebacks in school history. The Tigers into the game and @Duane Goodine, DB Seneca, SC that was in 1987. For the have gone from three wins in 1998 to six wins game in Columbia, Rod Gardner, WR Jacksonville, FL Clemson was eighth and South in 1999 to eight wins so far in 2000. win Carolina was A to- Jason Holloman, DT Decatur, GA 12. South Carolina won that day would give Clemson an increase of at least game by a 20-7 Freddie James, DT St. Stephens, SC count. three wins in consecutive years for just the Terry Jolly, DT Fort Valley, GA Clemson has been ranked in third time in school history. Clemson did that the top 25 @Marcus Mauney, WR Greenville, SC heading into the from 1926 -1928 and from 1976 -1978. South Carolina game 22 pre- John McDermott, OT Woodstock, GA vious games. This year's senior class features Clemson has a 1 5-5-2 record in wide re- Theo Mougros, OG Tarpon Springs, FL those previous 22 games. South Carolina ceiver Rod Gardner, who needs just eight re- has Kenzi Ross, LB Fort Valley, GA been ranked coming ceptions to become Clemson's career leader into the game with Jamie Somaini, P Moore, SC Clemson five previous in that area. Fellow receiver Justin occasions. Clemson has Watts will Chad Speck, FS Nashville, TN won six of the last seven times the Tigers receive his fifth varsity letter this year, the first have @John Strait, PK Blythewood, SC been ranked coming into if Clemson player to do that since Stumpy Banks the South Carolina Justin Watts, WR Florence, SC game. But, the Gamecocks in 1917. The offensive seniors also include won the last con- @Matt Whinghter, OL Beech Island, test, 34-31 two year starters John McDermott, Theo SC against a 22nd ranked Clemson Terry Witherspoon, FB Monroe, team in Mougros and Terry Witherspoon. NC 1996. ©Denotes walkon The Gamecocks are 3-2 against Robert Carswell is the senior defensive Clemson when they leader. He has 351 career enter a game ranked against the tackles, more than Tigers Look for Nine-Win Regular Season Tigers. South Carolina holds a 2-1 any other defensive back in Clemson history advantage Another significant accomplishment for this when both teams enter the and seventh best in school records overall. game ranked by senior class would be to leave with a nine-win AP. The senior defenders include three-year starter regular season. Clemson has not won nine in It should be noted that Associated Terry Bryant and two-year starters Terry Jolly Press the regular season since 1 991 when national and Jason Holloman. Clemson rankings date to the 1936 season. In 9-1-1 was in the regular season. A total of 10 1928, before the As a team, this class has helped Clemson days of national polls, Clemson teams have won at least nine games Clemson and South Carolina to a pair of second place ACC finishes, three were both 5-0 in the regular season. The list of teams to ac- heading into the game in Columbia.
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