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Today's Feature Today's Program features the careers of Clemson's Hall of 6 Darnell Stephens Fame Inductees, three senior linebackers who have made a outside linebacker has This senior served difference, and one of their coaches, defensive coordinator the Clemson defense from three different posi- tions over his career. This year he has juggled Miles Aldridge marriage, academics and a leadership role to 111 Miles Aldridge have his finest season as a Tiger. Clemson's defensive coordinator is in his second tour of duty with the Tiger defense. He 40 Tiger Basketball has had one common denominator in his two Rick Barnes has only five returning players terms, a nationally ranked defense. He is a coach from last year, but that does not dampen his who has used "brutal honesty" with his players to or optimism his first enthusiasm about Clemson his benefit over the years. team. Devin Gray has returned to the court after an April heart attack and hopes to return to his All- 112 The Last Word ACC form. When Clemson played Georgia Tech in the forties, fifties and sixties, the contest was always 50 Michael Barber played in Atlanta. Now, with Georgia Tech in the This linebacker from Edgemore, has SC ACC, the Yellow Jackets come to Clemson on a been Clemson's most productive tackier on a per regular basis. Rarely did Clemson win in Atlanta, play basis for many years. He has fought off per- but Frank Howard's last season, the Tigers pulled sistent Injury to help to of problems Clemson one off the upset. the top scoring and rushing defenses in the nation.
61 Warden Rouse Most junior college transfers need a transi- Head Coach Tommy West 11 tion period when they move to the Division I level. That was not the case for Wardell Rouse, who is Lineups 56 the first junior college transfer to serve as a two- Meet the Tigers 34 year starter for the Tigers. The native of Florida Numerical Roster, Clemson 56 has the speed to play at the next level. Numerical Roster, Opponents 57 Opponent Players and Information 74 73 The McFadden Building Statistics, both teams 3 Many of you have noticed construction going Strength Coaches 26 Tiger Rookies on at the Jervey Athletic Center this fall. The 37 McFadden Building, an annex to the Jervey The Departments Athletic Center, should be ready in February It will provide offices and needed meeting rooms for ACC Schedule 67 Ail-Americans the Clemson football staff, and also help all the 48 sports at Clemson by providing office space in the Alma Mater 105 Jervey Center for assistant coaches. America's Best Programs 69 Athletic Staff 31 76 Hall of Fame Band Feature 105 Board of Trustees 33 The Hall of Fame class of 1994 is composed 1994 Program Committee Cheerleaders 101 of seven members. The group includes two Editor: Tim Bourret Clemson Radio Network 20 women, Mitzi Kremer and Annie Tribble, who Advertising Coordinator: Tim Match Coaches, All Sports 19 made record setting contributions to the Clemson Assistant Editor: Jessica Reo program. Courtesy Car Donors 45 Program Staff: Sam Blackman, Bob Bradley Emergency Services 67 Chris Metzler, Brett Sowell, Brenda Rabon, Jamie 79 Lady Tiger Basketball IPTAY 64 Hill, Dr. Harold Vigodsky and Gail Moose IPTAY Donors 80 Coach Jim Davis is running up Hall of Fame Printing: Electric City Printing Company of IPTAY Officers 42 numbers as Annie Tribble's replacement. He has Anderson, SC guided Clemson to seven straight appear- Managers 28 NCAA On the Cover: Clemson's quartet of senior line- ances, in Medical Staff 29 something only 10 schools the nation backers have led Clemson to top 20 national Memorial Stadium 27 can boast. With the return of three-point marks- defense rankings each of the last four years. Official's Signals 47 man Tara Saunooke, and some promising new- Three of the four (see Tim Jones next week) are Opponent Schedules 25 comers, the outlook is good for another NCAA bid. featured on today's program cover. Darnell Photo of the Week 53 Stephens is an outside linebacker who was a Single Game Records 70 freshman Ail-American as a safety in 1991. Stadium Information 23 Wardell Rouse has been one of the most suc- Trainers 28 cessful junior college transfers in Clemson history, University Feature 63 and Michael Barber is the single most productive University President 9 Clemson tackier in the decade of the 1990s. Vickery Hall 103 Cover Photos: Jim Moriarty Interior Photos: Jim Moriarty, Rob Biggerstaff, Clemson Schedule Bob Waldrop, Vern Verna, Ken Ruinard, Dave Sept. 3 Furman W, 27-6 Lewis, Mark Houde, Ken Runiard, Patrick Wright, Sept. 10 N.C. State L, 12-29 Eddie Cliffe, C.W. Pack Sports Sept. 1 *at Virginia L, 6-9 For additional copies of this program send a check Oct. 1 'Maryland W, 13-0 for $6 to Clemson Football Program, Box 632, Oct. 8 *at Georgia L, 14-40 Clemson, SC 29633 Oct. 15 *at Duke L, 13-19 Oct. 22 *at Florida State L, 0-17 Player and Coaches Oct. 29 Wake Forest W, 24-8 Alphabetical Roster, Clemson 54 Nov. 5 at North Carolina W, 28-17 Alphabetical Roster, Opponents 59 Nov. 12 •Georgia Tech 3:30 PM Assistant Coaches, Clemson 13 Nov. 19 •South Carolina 12:08 PM Assistant Coaches Graduate 17 •TV
1994 Clemson Football
1 ^ Today's Game Clemson Looks to continue winning ways against Yellow by Tim Jackets on Hall of Fame Day. Welch Becomes Clemson's Scoring Leader Nelson Welch had one of the most gratify- ing performances of his career at North Carolina last Saturday when he kicked five field rently has 21 career field goals of 40 yards or the Heels were ranked 12th in the USA Today goals and an extra point to lead Clemson to a more, two short of the Clemson record held by poll and in contention for a major bowl bid.
28-17 victory. Welch tied his own Clemson Chris Gardocki, who had 23 between 1988-90. Despite these factors, Clemson's all first- record for field goals in a game and also year freshman backfield of Nealon Greene, became Clemson's career scoring leader in the Senior Linebackers Leading Defense Lament Pegues and Raymond Priester led the process. The graduate student now has 292 The cover of today's program features three Tigers to the 28 points, seven scoring drives, career points, four more than Obed Ariri had senior linebackers, Darnell Stephens, Wardell no turnovers and over 34 minutes in terms of between 1977-80. Rouse and Michael Barber. This threesome time of possession. Welch also had five field goals in a game plus Tim Jones (who will be on the cover of Pegues, a native of North Carolina who against N.C. State in 1991 and at Maryland in next week's South Carolina program) have took great pride in the Clemson victory, was 1992. Clemson won that N.C. State game 29- been the nucleus of Clemson's defense this the top rusher in the game with 72 yards in 20 19, and the Pack was ranked 12th in the nation year. All four players rank in the top five attempts and two touchdowns. He more than coming into that game. North Carolina was Clemson tacklers. Tim Jones leads the way doubled the rushing yardage picked up by also ranked 12th in the nation coming into last with 94, Barber has 74, Darnell Stephens 65 North Carolina's tailback combination of Leon week's game (USA Today). and Wardell Rouse 55. Johnson and Curtis Johnson. Priester had 63 Welch now has 70 field goals in his career The four senior linebackers were Clemson's yards in 20 attempts and his tough running in (including two in bowl games). He is top four tacklers in the victory over North the fourth quarter allowed Clemson to run out Clemson's and the ACC's career leader in total Carolina. The group combined for 33 tackles, the clock. field goals and is now the league's number five including six tackles for loss and four sacks. Greene, who was not inserted into the scorer. He has 283 career points in the eyes of Jones led the way with 10 tackles, while Barber starting lineup until just minutes prior to kickoff, the ACC. The league does not count bowl had nine. Stephens had the most big plays to connected on 9-12 passes for 104 yards. His competition. The only ACC players ahead of go with his eight tackles. The native of Texas 42-yard pass to Marcus Hinton on Clemson's Welch in terms of career scoring are N.C. had three tackles for loss, two sacks and a first drive of the game, set the tone for the day State's Ted Brown (312), Maryland's Jess pass broken up. Rouse had a 10-yard sack and led to a one-yard run by Pegues, Atkinson (308), Georgia Tech's Scott Sisson among his six tackles. Clemson's first touchdown drive on its initial (299) and Maryland's Rick Badanjek (286). Nineteenth ranked North Carolina gained possession this season.
So, Welch needs 30 points over the last two just 1 1 yards rushing, by far their season low, Greene has now gone 70 straight pass games to become the ACC's all-time leading against the Tiger defense. In fact, it was the attempts without an interception and has com- scorer. He needs 26 points to become the 12th fewest rushing yards allowed by a pleted 57 percent of his passes. If the sea- league's all-time leading kick scorer. He is Clemson team in history and the fourth best son ended today, his completion percentage already third in ACC history in career kick scor- rushing defense in Clemson history in an ACC would be the fourth best in Clemson history. ing. game. Mike Eppley holds the record with a 59.6 per-
Welch owns or has tied 14 Clemson The four senior linebackers have played cent mark in 1 983. The only others higher than records in his career. The only major career 144 games collectively, made 85 starts, and Greene's current percentage are 59.0 by Chris record remaining is for most field goals of 40 racked up 809 career tackles, including 53 for Morocco in 1989 and 58.3 percent by Joe Net yards or more. The native of Greer, SC cur- losses. One of the four has led the team in Berry in 1935. Greene is ahead of the fresh- tackles in seven of the nine games this year man record of 54.7 by Willie Jordan in 1975. and 14 of the last 21 over two years. Over the last four years Clemson's rushing Improvement in 1994
defense has allowed just 2.94 yards per carry, It is obvious that Clemson will not reach last 103.3 yards per game and in 19 of the 44 year's victory total of nine, but in many ways games not allowed the opposition to gain over this year's team is improved over the 1993 edi- 100 yards on the ground. This group of line- tion. This has been the case of late when backers has had a lot to do with those stats. comparing Clemson results to those of last year. Over the last three weeks Clemson has
Here are the career stats of Clemson's four played the three teams it lost to in 1993. The senior starting linebackers 1994 edition is 2-1 against Florida State, Wake Player GP-GS Tack TFL-Yds Sacks PBU Forest and North Carolina. 39-29 14-64 3-26 Tim Jones 314 16 In addition to the 2-1 record vs. a 0-3 mark D. Stephens 42-23 189 13-54 5-32 14 in 1993, the point differential is 95 points better Mike Barber 42-14 174 6-21 3.5-7 7 in 1994 compared to 1993. Clemson was 40 W/ardell Rouse 21-19 132 20-60 8-35 1 points better against the Seminoles (0-57 vs. 0- Totals 144-85 809 53-165 19.5-100 38 17 losses), 20 points better against Wake 24-8 Clemson Rustling Defense, 1991-94 Forest (16-20 loss vs. victory) and 35 Year GP Alt Yds Avg Yds/G -100 +200 points better against North Carolina (0-24 loss 1991 12 402 733 1.8 61.1 9 vs. 28-17 victory).
1992 11 413 1321 3.2 120.1 2 1 Clemson has two games remaining, both at 1993 12 437 1550 3.6 129.2 3 home, against Georgia Tech and South 1994 9 295 942 a2 104.4 5 2 Carolina. Clemson defeated the Yellow Jackets Totals 44 1547 4546 2.94 103.3 19 3 and the Gamecocks by identical 16-13 scores last year. All Freshmen Backfield Clemson is also improved this year in terms Clemson had its highest scoring game of of rushing defense (129 yards/game in 1993 the year in the 28-17 victory over North vs. 104 yards/per game in 1994), turnover Carolina That was quite an accomplishment margin {+0.9 in 1993 vs. -(-1.88 in 1994), and for many reasons. North Carolina was coming total defense (338 yards allowed/game in 1993 off a resounding, confidence building victory vs. 323 allowed per game in 1994). over rival N.C. State, a contest in which they Welch became Clemson's career scoring held the Pack to 17 points. It was the final leader at North Carolina. Clemson Victorious over Top 20 Tar Heels home for the North Carolina seniors, and game Clemson defeated a top 20 team on the
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Statistically Speaking
1994 Clemson Statistics 1994 Georgia Tech Statistics (4-5, 3-4 Atlantic Coast Conference) (1-7-0, 0-6 ACC)
Rustiinq TC Net Ava ID LG Rushinq TC Net Avq TD LG Raymond Priester, FB 75 298 4.0 2 23 Michael Smith, FB 58 240 4.1 1 20
Louis Solomon, QB 58 292 5.0 1 54 C. J. Williams, TB 45 143 3.2 12
Antwuan Wyatt, TB 74 249 3.4 1 21 Jimy Lincoln, TB 45 105 2.3 1 Anthony Downs, TB 63 216 3.4 29 Chris Haney, FB 9 52 5.8 14 Lamont Peques, TB 48 194 4.0 2 16 T. J. Johnson, FB 11 42 3.8 11 Totals 447 1508 3.4 9 54 Totals 228 587 2.6 2 20 Opponent Totals 295 942 3.2 6 48 Opponents 419 1863 4.4 21 63
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Antwuan Wyatt, WR 29 279 9.6 1 31 Cedric Zachery FL 21 197 9.4 1 30 Kenya Crooks, WR 19 181 9.5 2 28 Jason Bender. FL 16 235 14.7 3 42 Derrick Steagall, 16 13.9 3 Marcus Hinton, WR 15 209 13.9 42 H-B 223 46 Harvev Middleton, H-B 14 163 11.6 29 Totals 94 947 10.1 4 42 Totals 176 2176 12.4 16 80 Opponent Totals 176 1967 11.2 8 76 Opponents 105 1212 11.5 7 50 1994 Clemson Schedule Tackle Leaders Tot 1994 Ga.Tech Schedule Date Opponent Score the fourth per- Tim Jones, ILB 94 Tackle Leaders Tot Date Opponent Score Greene has best completion S3 Furman W27-6 Michael Barber, LB 74 Jamal Cox, ILB 112 S1 Arizona L 14-19 centage in Clemson history. S10 NC State L 12-29 Darnell Stephens, OLB 65 R.Wilkerson, ILB 89 S10 Western Caro. W 45-26 S17 at Virginia L6-9 Brian Dawkins, SS 58 David Hendrix, SS 78 S24 Duke L 12-27 01 Maryland W 13-0 road last week, as North Carolina was ranked Warden Rouse, OLB 55 Don Hickson, OLB 58 01 at N.C. State L 13-21 L 14-40 08 at Georgia 08 at North CarolinaL 24-31 12th by USA Today and 19th by AP heading Marvin Cross, DE 53 Lethon Flowers, CB 56 015 at Duke L 13-19 015 Virginia L7-24 into the game. It was the first tinne Clemson Lamarick Simpson, DE 38 Ron Rogers, ILB 43 022 at Florida St. LO-17 022 at Maryland L 27-42 had downed a ranked team on the road since Carlos Curry MG 38 Mike Dee, FS 42 029 Wake Forest W24-8 N5 Florida State L 10-41 Bill Neuss, DT 42 Virginia, 29-28. Andre Humphrey CB 35 1992 when Clemson won at N5 at N.Carolina W 28-17 N12 at Clemson 3:30 pm Dexter McCleon, DB 31 Freddie Coger, OLB 32 Virginia was ranked 10th by AP heading into N12 Georgia Tech 3:30 pm N19 Wake Forest 1:00 pm Brett Williams, DT 28 N. Ferryman, CB 32 that game. N19 South Cardinal 2:08 pm N25 at Georgia 4:00 pm Clemson has six wins on the road over top 20 teams since 1981 and three of them have For the straight now come at Chapel Hill. Clemson downed the who has 27 catches for 407 yards and five second season Clemson will of of eighth ranked Tar Heels in Chapel Hill in 1981 touchdowns. That is an average of 1 5 yards a be on the road much the middle the schedule. Tigers had just by a 10-8 score on the way to its only National catch. Punter Jason Bender is the top kicker The one home game in stretch in that will Championship in history. Two years later in the league and among the top five in the a 48-day 1994 and be Clemson defeated a 10th ranked Tar Heel team country, thanks to a 45.2 average. nearly the same situation in 1995. Clemson by a 16-3 score. The other road top 20 wins While Clemson has four outstanding senior will have just one home game in a 41 -day since 1981 took place at Florida State (34-23) linebackers, Georgia Tech has one in its own stretch between September 24 and November 3. will in 1989, at Georgia (31-28) in 1986, and the right. Senior Jamal Cox of Baltimore, MD cer- Georgia, on October 7, be Clemson's only in October. Virginia game in 1992. tainly has the size (6-3, 230) to play on home game This was Tommy West's third game this Sundays next year. He leads the ACC in tack- Special days, such as Homecoming, Hall of year against a ranked opponent. He has been les per game with 14,4. He has had double fig- Fame Day, Parents' Day and IPTAY Day, will announced at later date. competitive with all three. The Tigers lost at ures in every game so far this year and has 364 be a The Carolina Panthers will also play their Duke, 19-13 on a blocked punt in the final four total tackles for his career. He has been over minutes of play, and at Florida State 17-0. So, the century mark three straight years. He had home games at Clemson in 1995. Although the NFL schedule will not be released until it took West just three games to defeat a top 20 21 tackles in the season opener against team. By the way, Clemson has now beaten Arizona. February, the Panthers and Tigers are not at least one top 20 team nine consecutive sea- expected to play on the same weekend. The sons. Clemson 1995 Football Schedule Panthers have been placed in the NFC West Announced so we know that the San Francisco 49ers, the Georgia Tech Update Clemson Athletic Director Bobby Robinson Los Angeles Rams, the New Orleans Saints Georgia Tech enters this weekend's has announced the Tigers' 1995 football and the Atlanta Falcons will all be coming to Clemson next year. Clemson game with a 1 -7 record, but they have schedule. The schedule is drastically different been competitive with many nationally ranked from previously released schedules and 9- Clemson 1995 Football Schedule teams. Those of you who witnessed Tech's 1 Clemson fans who have made plans for next 14 opening night loss to a top 10 Arizona team fall in conjunction with Clemson football week- September 2 Carolina on ESPN will agree with that. Tech was also ends should take note of this new schedule. Western within a touchdown of beating N.C. State and Every year in late fall or early winter ACC 9 Florida State North Carolina, both on the road. athletic directors meet to finalize the league 16 at Wake Forest Four players stand out for Tech and will be schedule. This meeting took place in 23 Virginia worth paying particular attention to this after- Greensboro on November 2. 30 at N.C. State noon. Quarterback Tommy Luginbill, the son of Clemson will play six games at home in October 7 Georgia former San Diego State Head Coach Al 1995, including five against teams that likely 14 Open Date 21 at Maryland Luginbill, has thrown for nearly 2,000 yards this will go to bowls this year. Conference mem- season and completed 55 percent of his pass- bers Florida State, Virginia, North Carolina and 28 at Georgia Tech es. He already has two 300-yard passing Duke will travel to Clemson, as will SEC foe November 4 North Carolina 11 games to his credit and ranks second in the Georgia. Clemson and Georgia are not Duke 18 at South Carolina conference in total offense with a 222-yard scheduled to meet after the 1995 meeting at average. Death Valley on October 7. Clemson will open
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tf( Darnell Stephens
by Jessica Reo Stephens has balanced academics, marriage and football to have his best year as a Clemson Tiger. You probably wouldn't pick Darnell Stephens out of a crowd of 12,000 faces on the Clemson campus. He's not a seven foot The situation that the Tigers, and Darnell the town itself."
giant, he doesn't have the highest GPA in personally, are in right now could cause any But what was so special about Clemson, the class, and he isn't the class clown that player to lose focus, to readjust their think- about Death Valley, that steered this highly attracts a lot of attention. He doesn't wear ing for the distant future, not the near future. recruited high school player from Converse-
lots of jewelry or flashy clothes, as a matter But the near future is what is important to Judson High School in Texas to the little
of fact, you can probably see him riding Darnell, goals are made at the beginning of town in the south? "Everything is special around campus on his moped from class to the season, and are carried through to the about Death Valley, the fans, the tradition,
class. end. running down the hill. It's like being in your
What you can't see about Darnell "My personal goals haven't changed. I own back yard playing here. It's everything
Stephens is what is hidden below the sur- still want to continue to have a good senior exciting that you dream about." year at a position that I'm starting to get face of that "average" exterior. He's a guy Stephens recalls, "The thing I remember who quietly steps back and observes, one comfortable (outside linebacker). As far as most about my first game at Clemson is run- going to the next level, the NFL, I've always who listens, takes mental notes, hears what ning down the hill. I was standing on the hill
had aspirations to be there, but I have to you say when you speak, and one who talks after I first touched the rock, looking at all of
keep that in the back of my mind. I want to directly and sincerely to you. He's a "what those people just there to watch us play. I this you see is what you get" kind of guy. If he have a good season and focus on (the still always touch the rock, I've never missed
right I doesn't like something, he'll tell you, but he'll season) now. don't want to shift my it, except when I've been a captain or focus to the NFL," states Stephens. As for also be sure to tell you when he does like injured. I try to be the first one off the bus, getting comfortable in his position, Darnell something. even when I was a freshman I was the first tallied 45 tackles last year and caused two " His personality on the field is quite differ- one off the bus, and I still do that. ent from that of the every-day Darnell. fumbles. He has already surpassed those Eight months ago, to add to the chal- Gone is that quiet serenity, the fun and 45 tackles this season, and has taken down lenge of beginning his final season of defen- relaxed attitude. Out comes a leader, a 65 offensive players and five quarterbacks sive play for the Tigers, Darnell Stephens strong, fearsome, focused player who (prior to the Georgia Tech game). He had married longtime friend and girlfriend Valarie tackles in makes him look as if nothing can stop him, nine and two sacks the victory Montgomery, from San Antonio and his rival and there isn't too much that can. This 6-0, over Wake Forest and was named ACC high school. "It's a big change in my life. 229-pound, outside linebacker from San Defensive Player of the Week. This is the first time I've been through a foot-
Antonio, Texas, packs a lot of punch into his The Clemson defensive prowess is what ball season with a wife, so it's kind of difficult average-size frame. His bone-crushing attracted Darnell to the Clemson Tigers over because football is so demanding. You mentality and quick step make him a force other football powerhouses of Michigan, don't spend as much quality time together to be reckoned with on the field. He's the Florida, Louisiana State, and Iowa. "The as you'd like because during the week guy who opponent offensive coaches pre- atmosphere is what brought me here," there's practice and then on the weekend, pare for, he's the one that they need to stop remembers Stephens. "The tradition of we have games. So, it's kind of hard to jug- if they want to get around the Clemson defense, the tradition of the school, the gle the schedule and to get enough time to defense. Clemson area. I liked the small town and I spend with your wife," says Stephens. "It's wanted to be in a place where the college is 'Tm a very enthusiastic player. I get rough on her, but she's done a heck of a job
excited to play and I become a very intense being here with me and dealing with every-
person. I have to show emotion. If I'm thing. This is like a job, playing football. It quiet, the players know that there's some- makes it tough on my wife because I'm not thing wrong with me. I'm not normally a here a lot during the season. I just try to
quiet person out there. I like to express my make her understand that there's more to
emotions, I like to talk, so if I'm not talking or playing football than just going out there to showing my emotions, something is defi- practice." nitely wrong." Darnell is focused and ready Planning a wedding and dealing with to take on any challenge, one game at a family members during that time is trying time, one play at a time. As a senior, the enough, but fitting the big day in between newly married student-athlete has met practice, jobs, and school, and making time those challenges throughout his career and for travel, it's almost impossible to handle. expects to continue meeting them through- So, the Stephens's did what any other nor- out this season. mal couple would do. "We knew that we
'Tve always had a say-so as far as the were going to get married, it was just a mat- team goes, as a leader. But being a senior ter of when. We went to a Justice of the in my last year, being a part of a team that's Peace in Anderson and got married, no wit- grown up over the last few weeks and nesses, just us. She wants to have a big
months, I have a lot of pride this season," wedding eventually, but by the time we get says Stephens. 'Tve tried to show the to it, we'll have been married a year already. young guys pride. I've tried to make this I would love to give that to her She would year as spectacular as ever for them. love to have all of her family and my family
Things are not going as well as they should around us when we do it again, because our " have, but it's a growing process for them families don't really know one another " Stephens is in his last year as a Tiger grid- and also for me. School work for Darnell has been a chal- der, but his first year of marriage. 1994 Clemson Football 6 lenge over the past year as well and is still another aspect of his life that must be includ- ed in his busy schedule. Receiving a degree in management is an objective that Darnell has had since he was recruited to Clemson in 1991 as a safety/cornerback. "I do want to graduate and once I do that, I just want to be able to work in a management firm and manage some small businesses at first and move on from there. I'd like to start my own business eventually. I want to take up the lost art of tailoring. I've watched my father make clothes for so long and I've seen that there can be a lot done with management and marketing the business," says Stephens. Because school has been such a chal- lenge over the last year, Stephens has learned a lot about the Clemson campus, about Vickery Hall, and that there are people here to help. "(Vickery Hall) It's a luxury that
athletes have. I don't see why anyone wouldn't use it. Some look at it as a punish- ment, but it's very helpful," says Stephens. "My grades weren't very good this past sum-
mer, and I almost couldn't come back to play
football. I think this summer taught me a lot Stephens hard hitting is one reason Clemson Is among the national leaders in forcing in life. turnovers. "I'm a person who does things when his
back is against the wall. I have to try to get to take the time to say thanks for the oppor- out of that habit, but I tend to do better in been through and it seems like your life has tunity we have to play this game and the those pressure situations. I like the pres- been easy. It makes you want to work hard- opportunity to wake up every morning and I I don't sure. get myself in situations that er for him. I was stunned because that was breathe. need to be in, and I always seem to fight my the first experience I had with something like
"I fell in love with the game of football way through. I had to work so that my wife that.
when I was eight years old, watching my and I could live this year in an apartment, so "I had just met him and he was going
older brother play. I wanted to play but they I worked 12 hour shifts, 8:00 at night to 8:00 through so much (after being diagnosed with wouldn't let eight-year-olds play because in the morning. I would go straight to sum- cancer and going through chemotherapy
they cried too much. So, I was the water mer school after my work shift was over. I and radiation). He's a great teacher, he's
I play. took nine hours in order to be eligible to play taught me a lot this year as both a player boy for my brother's team until could just always something about football this season. It took a toll on me, but and a person," says Stephens. "We, as a There was
football. I didn't really know how good I was I learned a lot about myself." group, wanted to go out and play for him, as
Always learning about himself and con- well as ourselves. He was going through until I moved to Texas." tinuing to learn about football is nothing new this difficult time, and the only thing we could High school football in Texas is some- for Stephens. After playing his first season offer him was giving him our best during our times compared to boot camp, especially in at Clemson as a free safety and cornerback, playing time." Darnell's eyes. "Football was like a job in Stephens was switched to strong safety dur- One thing that Stephens stresses to high school. During our fourth-period lunch, ing his sophomore year, then to the position teammates, and the by-product of his expe- we had practice. We had to brown bag our
he's in now, at outside linebacker. "I'm still a rience with Ellis Johnson, is the 'don't ever lunch, we had 30 minutes to eat and shower the field. In the spring had defensive back at heart, but in my mind I'm give up' mentality. "I tell the underclassmen, and be out on we something called 'boot camp'. It's standing an outside linebacker. I like to be out there 'Look, this is my last year to go to a bowl
at attention, doing exercises at the whistle, it covering receivers, catching interceptions, game and I can't go. But you guys, you that kind of football, but I'm supplementing have two or three more years to go. Keep was so tough. You couldn't move. You had those kinds of plays with sacks now," states on working. Don't stop working now on this to really love football to go through that." Stephens. season, because we're not able to go to a So, for all the games he's participated in, Learning different positions and learning bowl game, just keep on working so that you for all of the hours he's put into practice and about life have gone hand-in-hand for can build for next year.' They need to keep watching films and thinking about what was to come, what was Darnell's personal best Stephens in the past. Outside linebacker on building and I think they understand that. coach Ellis Johnson taught Stephens a lot "I've enjoyed this team a lot. We haven't game in his career? "I don't think I've played yet," Stephens. "I about what life is about during this year. The had the success that we wanted to have," my best game comments think my best game is still waiting for me." players adjustment to a new coaching staff, reflects Stephens, "but I really enjoy this coupled with Coach Johnson's diagnosis of team." And being a senior has given Whenever that best game happens, cancer, was very difficult. But, Stephens Stephens a more reminiscent tone to his talk Stephens will definitely be ready for it, the feels he knows Johnson better for the expe- of the team. He is one who has been same way he has faced every other chal- rience. "Coach Johnson expresses him- around the block a few times and has more lenge in his life, day-by-day, challenge by challenge. self in a vocal way. I feel like I know him memories from the last few years than many very well. You see what Coach Johnson's have from a lifetime. "Sometimes you have 1994 Clemson Football 7
Phil Prince
A funny thing happened to Phil Prince Acting President Phil Prince was a starter on last June 9th when he was coming to Clemson's undefeated 1948 team. Clemson from his home in Mt. Pleasant Prince made one of the biggest plays for academic recruiting scholarships. for the 45th reunion of the Class of '49, of his career against South Carolina that They have also contributed a life scholar- of which he is the president. season. Trailing 7-6 with less than two ship to the Clemson Athletic Department. He, traveling with his wife Celeste, minutes to play, the story goes that a man Prince is a recipient of the Alumni had to stop in Columbia for a meeting of stood up in the stands and waved a $100 Association's Distinguished Service Award the Clemson Board of Trustees. Prince bill and said: "I bet Clemson scores on and the first President's Award, which rec- entered the room as a life member of the the next play," and Tigers didn't even have ognizes outstanding service to the univer- board and came out as acting president of the ball. sity. He was also presented the Clemson Clemson University. On the next play Prince broke through Medallion, the university's highest honor, Prince will serve as university head and blocked a punt. Oscar "Rabbit" in 1989. During his tenure as acting pres- until a permanent successor is appointed Thompson scooped up the ball and ran it ident. Prince plans to return his earnings to succeed Dr. Max Lennon, who resigned in for a score and a 13-7 Clemson win. to the school as a personal contribution in February, then accepted the position That success story was followed by many to the Clemson University Foundation. as president of Eastern Foods., Inc., of more by Prince. Philip Hunter Prince and Celeste Orr Atlanta the first week of June. He rose through the ranks of Milliken Prince are parents of two sons, Kevin and The 68-year-old Prince, who retired in and Company over nearly a 30-year Jim. They also have two grandsons—the 1 983 as senior vice president of American period to become vice president for reason for moving from Pawleys Island to Express, found out that news doesn't personnel and management development Mt. Pleasant. On the night he was named always spread like wild fire. before going with American Express in acting president. Prince called the four- The day after his appointment 1978. year-old grandson, Philip Hunter Prince, as acting president, he stopped for some In addition to his past service on the II, to say that he was going to move away gas at a service station in Clemson. While Board of Trustess since 1989, Prince has (to Clemson) for awhile. "I don't want you he was inside paying for his purchase, a served Clemson as a member of the to move, grandpa," Philip said. woman drove up to the tank behind Alumni National Council and as a former In the background. Prince heard his Prince's car. president of the Clemson University son, Jim, tell Philip: "Tell grandpapa how Noticing his auto tag which said Foundation Board of Directors. He proud you are of him." To which Philip "Clemson University Trustee" the lady chaired the Campaign for Clemson fund- replied: "I'm not." asked Prince when he returned to his car: raising drive and was a major donor to Sorry young Philip, but you're greatly "You guys appointed anybody yet?" that effort. He and his wife established the outnumbered. Prince answered: "You're looking Prince Presidential Scholars Endowment at him."
Born in Bostic, NC (August 4, 1926),
Prince spent most of his young life in Erwin, TN, where his father was a railroad
conductor. He first heard of Clemson from George Fritts, a member of the 1940 Cotton Bowl team, but at that time, a line coach at Clemson. Prince was also being recruited by Tennessee and N. C. State.
He first lettered in 1944, and the sec- ond game of the season was against Georgia Tech in Atlanta. For the trip,
Prince came dressed in a pair of overalls and Coach Frank Howard asked about his attire. Prince replied that was saving his only pair of slacks to wear after arriv-
ing in Atlanta. But things would get better, even before leaving Clemson.
Returning in 1946 after a stint in service, that season and the next one were on the losing side (4-5 each time).
But the Tigers hit the jackpot in 1948 when Prince and Bob Martin were co-
captains, undefeated in the regular sea- son (10-0), Southern Conference champi- ons (5-0), ranked 11th in the nation and champions of the Gator Bowl with a 24-23 Phil Prince became Clemson's Acting President last Summer. The former Tiger win over Missouri. gridder won the Clemson Medallion In 1989. 1994 Clemson Football 9 We're bringing on the Carolina Pride Hot Dogs. mS^Head Coach Tommy West
Tommy West, a mainstay of a Three players who were coached by West during his first Clemson coaching staff that led the season at Clemson were NFL starters last season. Tigers to a 69-20-4 record and six
Associated Press Top 20 finishes alma mater) in 1977. He coached one between 1982-89, was named the Tigers year of high school football at White Head Football Coach on November 29, County High in Sparta, TN in 1978, then 1 993. During his first tour of duty with the became an assistant at Mississippi in Tigers as an outside linebacker coach, 1979. For the 1980 and 1981 seasons he Clemson played in five bowl games (win- served as an assistant coach at ning four) and claimed four ACC Appalachian State. Championships, including three in a row After his career at Clemson (1982-89), from 1986-88. West became the running backs coach at Clemson had a 44-10-1 record against Tennessee. During that 1990 season ACC competition during his era on the Tennessee won the Southeastern Tiger staff, an 81 percent winning mark. Conference and captured the Sugar Bowl Additionally, five of those Clemson teams with a win over Virginia. The Volunteers ranked in the top 15 in the nation in rush- scored a school record 442 points that ing defense and scoring defense, and year and averaged over 400 yards a three ranked in the top 12 in the nation in game in total offense, 205.7 rushing and total defense. 205.4 passing. He served as Clemson's 1989 defense ranked fifth Co-Defensive Coordinator at South in the nation in total defense, rushing Carolina in 1991 and 1992. defense and scoring defense and West's In 1993 West began his college head Clemson played in five bowls and won outside linebackers had a lot to do with coaching career, as he took over a UT- four ACC titles during West's first tour of that success. His top four outside line- Chattanooga team that had won just two duty with the Tigers. backers that year are all currently in the games in 1992. He doubled that total in NFL. 1993 and guided the Mocs to one of the senior. As a junior he caught an 81 -yard
Levon Kirkland (Pittsburgh Steelers), landmark wins in school history, a 33-31 pass from Condredge Holloway, still the Wayne Simmons (Green Bay Packers) win over #1 ranked Marshall. He conclud- longest non-scoring play in Tennessee and John Johnson (Cincinnati Bengals) ed the regular season with a 45-42 victo- history. He earned a bachelor's degree
are all currently starters in the NFL, and ry over Furman, ironically, his first regular from Tennessee in 1976 and was drafted Ashley Sheppard (Minnesota Vikings) is season opponent as Clemson coach. by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers that same a top reserve. Simmons was a first-round His first game as head coach of the year. draft pick, Kirkland and Johnson second- Tigers was in the Peach Bowl against West played two years (1974-75) of
round selections and Sheppard was a Kentucky. West became the fifth coach in baseball at Tennessee and had a career fourth-round choice. In addition to the NCAA history to make his debut with a batting average of .305. He hit .367 in four players listed above, Andy Headen program in a bowl game. However, he 1975 and was named All-SEC Eastern (New York Giants) and Terence Mack (St. was just the second coach in history to Division. Rick Honeycutt, now with the Louis Cardinals) are former Tigers West make his debut in a bowl game without Oakland As, was a teammate of West on helped guide to an NFL career. previously coaching his new team as an that 1975 Tennessee team that finished
West began his coaching career as a assistant coach earlier in the season. 32-16. graduate assistant at Tennessee (his The debut was a rousing success as West was a multi-sport standout in his Tigers downed the Wildcats 14-13 at high school. He was an outfielder the Georgia Dome. The Tigers drove 83 in baseball, a guard in basketball yards for the winning touchdown on their and a running back in football. In 1972 he last possession. Patrick Sapp hit Terry was named a High School All-American Smith from 21 yards out with 20 seconds in football and was a fifth-round draft
left to conclude the closest game of the choice in baseball by the Chicago Cubs.
1993-94 bowl season. It was the latest Willie Randolph, who went on to an all- winning touchdown drive by a Clemson Star career with the New York Yankees, team since 1958. was one of 77 future Major League play- West earned three letters in his four- ers drafted after West in the regular year career at Tennessee (1972-75). The phase of the June 1972 draft. But West Vols played in three bowl games and were turned down the Cubs offers and went to ranked in a final Top 20 in three seasons. Tennessee. He played his prep football He was the co-captain of Tennessee's at Gainesville High in Gainesville, GA for 1975 football team and played in the Blue- Coach Bobby Gruhn. He was an all-state Gray All-Star game that same year. back as a junior and was also named to He began his college career as a run- the All-Southern team. ning back, but saw most of his playing Born Thomas Cleveland West on
time as a tight end. He caught 37 passes July 31 , 1 954, he is married to the former for 575 yards in his career with the Vols, Lindsay Watkins of Forest City, NC. The West's Tigers downed Kentucky 14-13 at including 16 passes for 233 yards as a couple has one son, Turner, 5. the 1993 Peach Bowl. 1994 Clemson Football 11 YOURUNUSEDTICKETS COULD HELP ERICTi^KLETHE BOOKS.
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Les Herrin Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Line The Les Herrin File At Clemson: In his first season as assistant head coach, sixth The Clemson football program has seen a lot season as defensive line coach, and 1 0th season overall. of success during Les Herrin's tenure as an Previous Coaching Experience: High School - Assistant at assistant coach. In 1981, Herrin arrived at Central High in Rutherfordton, (1972-74); assistant at Clemson as a linebacker coach, and the Tigers R/S NO Lexington Senior High in Lexington, NC (1975-76); athletic won the National Championship that season. In director and head coach at Central Davidson High School in his first tour of duty with the Tigers (1981-84) Lexington, (1975-79); College - Defensive coordinator at Clemson had a 37-6-2 record during that span. NC Appalachian State (1980-81); linebacker coach at Clemson After a brief stint away from Clemson at East (1981-84); linebacker coach at East Carolina (1985-87); out- Carolina (1985-87) and North Carolina (1988), side linebacker coach at the University of North Carolina Herrin returned to the Tiger program in 1989 as (1988); defensive line coach at Clemson (1989-present). defensive line coach. In 1989 Clemson ranked Education: Waycross High School in Waycross, GA (1965); fifth in the nation in scoring, rushing, and total B.A. degree in Education from Western Carolina defense. The team followed that perfromance (1971); Master's degree in Health and Physical Education from with a number-one ranking in total defense in 1990. Western Carolina the following year Les Herrin College Playing Experience: Lettered four years in football at Herrin, in his first year as Assistant Head Western Carolina. Coach, has coached several players who have had successful NFL careers. Herrin Personal: Born February 18, 1948. ..He and his wife Shirley coached 1981 ACC MVP Jeff Davis, who went on to be captain of the Tampa Bay have one son, Deke Buccaneers and 1989 All-Pro Johnny Rembert (New England Patriots), who was a (18). linebacker under Herrin's watchful eye in 1981 and 1982. Chester McGlockton, now one of the top young defensive linemen with the Los Angeles Raiders, and 1993 All- ACC selection Brentson Buckner of the Pittsburgh Steelers also benefitted from Herrin's teachings.
IVIiles Aldridge The Miles Aldridge File Defensive Coordinator/Secondary At Clemson: In his first full season as defensive coordinator, Now in his second stint at Clemson, Miles responsibilities also include defensive backs. It is his sixth full Aldridge will be the Tigers' defensive coordinator season as an assistant coach with the Tigers. and work with the defensive backs in 1994. He Previous Coaching Experience: High School - Chase High first came to Clemson in 1985 as an inside line- School (1971); defensive backs at Newberry High School backer coach. From 1986 thru 1989 the Tigers College - Graduate assistant at East Tennessee State (1972) ; were ranked in the top 20 in all defensive cate- (1973) ; defensive line coach at East Tennessee State (1974- gories. This included the 1989 season when 77); assistant coach at Wichita State (1978); assistant coach at Clemson ranked fifth nationally in rushing, scoring Tulsa (1979); assistant coach at Mississippi (1980-82); assis- and total defense. tant coach at Duke (1983-84); inside linebacker coach at Clemson won three consecutive ACC titles Clemson (1985-89); outside linebacker coach at North Carolina during Aldridge's first stay at Clemson, 1986-87- State (1990); defensive coordinator and inside linebacker 88 and was ranked in the final AP top 25 in 1986- coach at South Carolina (1991-93); defensive coordinator at 87-88-89. Clemson has been to a bowl game Clemson (Dec. 1993-present). every year Aldridge has been affiliated with the Education: A.C. Flora High School in Columbia, SC; B.S. in program. And Clemson has been successful in Miles Aldridge Physical Education with a minor in Biology from Gardner-Webb those bowl appearances, as the Peach Bowl win (1971). over Kentucky gave Aldridge a 5-1 ledger in bowl games as a Clemson coach. College Playing Experience: Lettered three years in football Aldridge has coached several players who have gone on to have successful pro at Gardner Webb. careers. Three linebackers have gone on to the NFL, Andre Townsend (Mississippi), Personal Data: Bom January 25, 1949. ..he and his wife Cathy Freddie Joe Nunn (Mississippi), and Ed McDaniel (Clemson). Another former Clemson have two daughters, Allison and Blakely. LB, Doug Brewster, went to the CFL, where he was a member of the Grey Cup Championship team, the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
Clyde Christensen Co-Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacl
Rick Stockstill Co-Offensive CoordinatorA/Vide Receivers The Rick Stockstill File Rick Stockstill has been around successful pro- At Clemson: In his first season as co-offensive coordinator grams and record setting offenses his entire and is in his sixth season with the Tigers. Previous Coaching Experience: College - Offensive coordi- coaching career. In his first year as quarterback nator and quarterback at College coach at Clemson (1989), the Tigers set a school coach Bethune-Cookman assistant head coach record for completion percentage (60%). The (1983-84); and wide receiver coach at the University of Central Florida quarterback coach at Tigers led the Atlantic Coast Conference in total (1985-88); passing coordinator offense for the 1991 season, and Clemson gained Clemson (1989-1993); game at Clemson (1992-93); co-offensive coordinator and wide receiver the second most yards in school history in the coach process. (Dec. 1993-present). Education: Fernandina In Stockstill also tutored productive offenses at Beach High School Fernandlna Beach, FL (1977); B.S. degree in Physical Education from Central Florida and Bethune-Cookman in his early years as a football coach. As a player, he was the Florida State (1982). College Playing Experience: letters In football starting quarterback for Florida State. He guided Earned three from Florida State. the Seminoles to a pair of Orange Bowl appear- Personal Data: Born December 23, 1959. ..he and his wife ances, a pair of top 1 rankings, and was the team Rick Stockstill Sara were married on July 1990, and had their first child, captain in 1981 7, Brent Forrest, in August, 1994. It is no surprise that Stockstill has moved up the coaching ladder so swiftly because he is the product of an athletic family. His father was a high school coach for many years at Fernandina Beach High School in Fernandina Beach, FL. His brother, Jeff, was a starting wide receiver for the Tigers in 1982, a reserve on the National Championship team of 1981, and was a contributor to the Clemson program for four years. Stockstill is in his sixth year with the Clemson program and the Tigers have been to a bowl game in four of the five previous seasons. He joins Les Herrin and Whitey Jordan as the only full-time assistant coaches in Clemson history to serve under three different head coaches.
Richard Bisaccia the Richar31 Running Backs/Special Teams/ At Clemson: In his first season as the Tigers' running backs Recruiting Coordinator coach and special teams coach. This Yonkers, NY native was a four-year starter Previous Coaching Experience: College - Offensive coordina- and team captain at Yankton College. He was a tor at Wayne State (NE) (1983-87); graduate assistant for wide free agent with the Philadelphia Stars of the USFL receivers at South Carolina (1988); volunteer assistant for after his college career. defensive ends at South Carolina (1989-90); tight ends coach at While the 1983 Spring season saw the end of South Carolina (1991); running backs and special teams coach his football career, the 1983 fall was the beginning at South Carolina (1992-93); running backs and special teams of his coaching career. He was named the offen- coach at Clemson (Dec. 1993-present). sive coordinator at Wayne State in Nebraska his Education: New Fairfield High School in New Fairfield, CT;
first year out of college and he has been in college Earned a degree in health and physical education from Yankton coaching ever since. College (1983).
Unlike many Division I full-time assistant College Playing Experience: Four-year starter and team cap- coaches, Bisaccia has not made a lot of moves. tain at Yankton College (1980-83). Played one year with the He spent five seasons at Wayne State, then six Philadelphia Stars of the USFL, Richard Bisaccia seasons at South Carolina. He has experience Personal Data: Born June 3, 1960. ..he and his wife Jeanne will coaching on defense and offense, but concen- have four children: daughters, Michele (10), Elizabeth (5), and
trate on the running backs position at Clemson. Madeline (1) and son Richard Oakley (August 1994). The 34-year-old Bisaccia is a coach who enjoys challenges. That is fortunate for Clemson because he must work with a very young group of running backs in his first year. There are no junior or senior backs on the Clemson roster. Bisaccia probably wears more hats than any other Clemson coach. In addition to his time with the running backs, he is also the special teams coach and the recruiting coordinator. In addition to Bisaccia's changes on the gridiron the last year, he has had a family addition. Last August, his wife Jeanne gave birth to their first son and fourth child, Richard Oakley.
James Earle The James Earle File Tight Ends At Clemson: In his first full season as tight ends coach. James Earle holds the distinction of being the Previous Coaching Experience: High School- Football, track, only former Clemson player on the 1994 Clemson and wrestling coach at Greer High School (1989); football, Coach staff. There are many former Clemson basketball, and track coach at Easley High School (1992); players in coaching this year, but he is the only for- College - Graduate assistant at Clemson (1990-91); linebacker mer Tiger serving his alma mater in a full-time coach at UT-Chattanooga (1993); tight ends coach at Clemson capacity. (1993-Present). If Earle can make as many contributions as a Education: Earned a Secondary Education degree from coach as he did as a player. Tommy West will be Clemson (1989). very proud of his former player. Earle was a start- College Playing Experience: Played strong safety and out- ing outside linebacker for the Tigers in 1986 and side linebacker for Clemson (1984-87). 1987 and West was his position coach. Personal Data: Born March 26, 1966 in Easley SC. As a player, Earle was named the nation's #6 outside linebacker by the Sporting News in the preseason of 1987. He led the Tigers in tackles that year with 79, outdistancing Michael Dean Perry for that
honor. fifth in nation in total defense that year. Earle finished his career with 213 tackles, 15 James Earle Clemson was the tackles for loss and 16 pass deflections. He played in 47 straight games and had 27 starts. The versatile ath- lete lettered as a strong safety in 1984 and 1985 and played in three bowl games. Clemson won the ACC Championship and won a bowl game his junior and senior seasons. Earle began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Clemson in 1990 and 1991, then was hired by West at UT-Chattanooga in 1993. Earle already has experience with a college program on both sides of the ball. He is tutoring the tight ends at Clemson and was a linebacker coach at UTC. 1994 Clemson Football 14 Reggie Herring Inside Linebackers The Reggie Herring File Reggie Herring is anotlier example of an out- At Clemson: In his first season as inside linebackers coach. standing player who has gone on to become an Previous Coaching Experience: College - Linebacker coach outstanding coach. A teammate of Rick Stockstill at Oklahoma State (1981-85); linebacker coach at Auburn at Florida State, Herhng left his own mark with the (1986-91); defensive coordinator and linebacker coach at Seminole program as a player. Texas Christian (1992-93); inside linebacker coach at Clemson Herring was captain of the 1981 FSU Orange (Dec. 1993-present). Bowl team and earned AP All-America honors that Education: B.S. in Criminology from Florida State (1981). year. The Seminoles played in the Orange Bowl College Playing Experience: Three-year starter at linebacker and ranked in the top 10 in the nation his junior for Florida State. and senior seasons, and he was recently inducted Personal Data: Born on July 3, 1959. ..married the former Lisa into the Flohda State Hall of Fame. He was a Ward, and they have two children, Caroline and Adam. three-year starter at Florida State and the Seminoles played in three bowls during his four year career. Florida State also had three double-figure victory seasons during his career. Reggie Herring Like many of Clemson's assistant coaches in 1994, Herring has a diverse resume. Herring has not made plans over the Christmas holidays for quite some time. He has been a part of college football as a player and coach since 1977. In those 17 seasons he has been to 13 bowl games, 10 as a coach and three as a player. He has coached in bowl games for Oklahoma State, Auburn, and Clemson and of course played in three bowls at Florida State.
Ellis Johnson Outside Linebackers The Ellis Johnson File At Clemson: In his first season as outside linebackers coach. Ellis Johnson is another successful Tiger assis- Previous Coaching Experience: High School - Assistant tant who has ties to the area. Johnson attended coach at Gaffney High School (1976-78); assistant coach at The Citadel, but he grew up a Clemson fan. He Spartanburg High School (1979); head coach at Spartanburg was raised just outside of Columbia, but he had High School (1980-81); College - Defensive end coach at The many relatives who were Clemson alumni. He has Citadel (1975); linebacker coach at The Citadel (1982); head coached in the state at The Citadel as a graduate coach at Gardner Webb (1983); defensive coordinator and assistant, at Gaffney High as an assistant coach inside linebacker coach at Appalachian State (1984); outside and at Spartanburg High as an assistant coach linebacker coach and recruiting coordinator at East Carolina and head coach. He went back to the Citadel in (1985-87); defensive coordinator at Southern Mississippi 1982. (1988-89); outside linebacker coach at Alabama (1990-93); out- His most remarkable experience in coaching side linebacker coach at Clemson (Dec. 1993-present). so far took place in Alabama. In 1992 Johnson Education: Earned a degree in Secondary Education from The served as an assistant coach at Alabama. The Citadel (1975). Crimson Tide experienced a perfect season and College Playing Experience: Three-year letterman at The defeated Miami (FL) in the Sugar Bowl to win the Ellis Johnson Citadel. National Championship. He is one of two Tiger Personal Data: Born December 23, 1951. ..married to the for- assistant coaches on this year's staff with a National Championship ring. Les Herrin, a mer Tonya Taylor this past July. member of Clemson's 1981 staff, is the other. Johnson was a part of four outstanding defenses as Alabama. During his tenure (1990-93), Alabama ranked in the top five in the nation in total defense and pass defense three times. The 1992 Alabama defense led the nation in total defense and rushing defense, and ranked second nationally in passing defense and scoring defense.
John Latina Offensive Line The John Latina File John Latina has been an offensive coach for a At Clemson: In his first season as offensive line coach. Previous Coaching Experience: College - Assistant coach at Division I program every year since 1979. He might have his greatest challenge this season, Virginia Tech (1979-81); assistant coach at Pittsburgh (1982); however, as he has just three of the top 10 offen- offensive line coach at Temple (1983-88); running game coor- dinator sive linemen from last year's 9-3 squad returning. at Kansas State (1989-93); offensive line coach at Clemson (Dec. 1993-present). But, if any coach can handle a situation devoid Education: Received a bachelor's degree from Virginia Tech of expehence it is John Latina. The Virginia Tech graduate who once played against Clemson as an (1979). College letter offensive guard (1978) has worked at Virginia Playing Experience: Four-year winner at Tech, Pittsburgh, Temple and Kansas State. He Virginia Tech as an offensive guard (1975-78). Personal Data: Born September 18, 1957. ..he his wife has already coached in a bowl game with four and different schools, Virginia Tech, Pittsburgh, Michele have two sons John Jr. (10) and Michael (7). Kansas State and Clemson. During his career he has worked with Dan Marino, who led the Panthers to a 9-3 ledger and the Cotton in Paul Palmer, one of the top rushers in history with Temple, of Latina's John Latina Bowl 1982. NCAA was also a member offense in the 1980s. Over the last five years Kansas State's program in general and offense in particular, has shown as much improvement as any in the country. In Latina's second season at Kansas State as offensive line coach and running game coordinator, the Wildcats set a school record for total offense with 4,231. Kansas State advanced to a bowl game in 1992, just the second bowl appearance in school history.
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Steve Cheatham Collectively, the '94 Clemson coaching staff has Defense played or coached in 71 bowl games. Mississippi State '78 Coaching Experience: High School - Defensive Coordinator at Neshoba Central High School in Neshoba, MS (1980-82); Scot Sloan Junior High Coach, Head Neshoba Offensive Line - Central (1978-92); Co/Zege Graduate Clemson '92 Assistant at Clemson (1993-present), Coaching Experience: College - working with defensive baclscience from Clemson University in Mississippi State in 1978. August of 1992. Personal Data: Born September 25, 1956. He and his wife, Personal Data: Born August 25, 1970, Sloan is single. Brenda, have one daughter, Lindsey (10). Bowl Game Participation: As a player - 1989 Gator Bowl, Other Highlights: Neshoba Central was North State 1990 Hall of Fame Bowl, 1991 Florida Citrus Bowl. Champions and state runner-up in Class 4A in 1989, 1990, and
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*Clemson had nine teams rank among the final top poll in 1993-94. 25 in either the final poll, or NCAA meet/ tournament events. The highest ranked team was the baseball team, which finished fourth in the final Baseball America poll. The Clemson soccer team advanced to the NCAAs and was fifth in the final poll, the wrestling team was seventh, the golf team was ninth, the men's track team was 11th, the Lady Tiger tennis team was 18th in the final poll, the women's basket- ball team was 22nd (USA Today poll), the football team 22nd (USA Today poll), and the men's indoor track team was 24th. *The final Sears All-Sports poll ranked the Clemson all-round sports program 16th in the nation. Clemson's fine spring of top 11 finishes in baseball, track and golf had a lot to do with that fine ranking. *Clemson defeated the number-one team in two different sports in 1993-94. The Tiger soccer team Rick Barnes Wayne Coffman Jim Davis defeated number-one Virginia in Charlottesville on Men's Basketball Women's Track & Women's Basketball a goal at the buzzer by Ail-American Jimmy Glenn. Cross Country The Clemson baseball team defeated Georgia Tech (ranked number-one by Baseball America) twice
in Atlanta in May. It was just the second time in Clemson history that the Tigers had beaten the number-one team in two different sports in the same year. *Nine different sports that compete in dual meet or match competition had at least one win over a top 25 opponent during the 1993-94 academic year.
*lt was a showcase year for Clemson's facilities. For the first time in history, Clemson played host to NCAA Championship events in three different sports. Clemson played host to the volleyball and soccer tournaments in the Fall, the women's basketball tour- nament in the Winter and the baseball tournament in V the Spring. •Clemson had a solid year in football, basketball and baseball, the school's oldest and most tradition- Jolene Hoover Dr. I.M. Ibrahim Andy Johnston al sports. Clemson went to postseason play in all Volleyball Men's Soccer Men's Tennis three sports and was one of just two schools in the nation to win at least nine football games, 18 basket- ball games and 36 baseball games. Florida was the
only other school in the nation to do it. It was just the eighth time in Clemson history and the first time in five years that Clemson has been to postseason play in all three of its oldest sports in the same academic year. *AII but two of Clemson's teams had what would be termed a winning season and five of the teams that participate in head-to-head competition won at least 70 percent of their games. 'Clemson football player Warren Forney was the recipient of the Sullivan Award, one of the top honors
bestowed upon a Clemson student. It is presented for service to others. *Jaro Zawislan won the ACC's Jim Weaver Award as Chuck Kriese Jack Leggett Tracey Leone one of the top all-around student-athletes in the ACC. Men's Tennis Baseball Women's Soccer
Bruce Marchionda Larry Penley Bob Pollock Gil Sanchez Swimming Golf Men's Track & Wrestling Cross Country
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*Over the last 13 years the ACC has The ACC has sent at least four teams to bowl games each of the captured more college football national last five years. championships than any other confer- age attendance, its 12th straight year in ACC teams received bowl bids in 1993. ence. Clemson won the title in 1981, the top 15 in the nation in attendance. Two ACC teams are committed to the Georgia Tech in 1990 and Florida State in *lf success in postseason play is a barom- 1994 Football Bowl Coalition. The league 1993. The Big Eight is second with eter of excellence, the ACC is among the champion is guaranteed a spot two national championships over the last best leagues in the nation. ACC teams in one of four Tier One Bowls, the 13 years, while the Pac-10, the Western have a combined 70-65-5 record in bowl Orange, Sugar, Cotton and Fiesta, and Athletic and Southeastern have one games over the years, a .537 winning per- a second team will be available for the apiece. Maryland also won the national centage. That is second only to the Pac- Tier Two Bowls, the Gator and the John championship in 1953, the first year of the 10's .551 success rate. Three ACC teams Hancock. For the third year of a three- Atlantic Coast Conference. are among the top eight in NCAA history year contract, the ACC is committed to *Over the last five years the ACC is the in terms of bowl winning percentage. sending a third team to the Peach Bowl. only conference in the nation to have each Georgia Tech is second with a 68 percent The ACC is in the second year of a of its schools play in a bowl game. mark, Florida State is fourth with a .636 two-year contract to have a fourth league *The nine ACC schools that will take mark and Clemson is eighth at .632. team compete against a Big Ten to the field this fall have produced team, (also a number-four team) in the 296 first or second-team gridiron Ail- Top Conference Bowl Records Hall of Fame Bowl. Americans and 47 first-team Academic Record Pet *The ACC also stands at the forefront Ail-Americans. ACC teams have had League of intercollegiate athletics in terms of aca- 1,253 players selected in the annual NFL Paciflc-10 78-63-6 .551 70-60-5 .537 demic achievements of its student-ath- draft, including 78 first-round selections. Atlantic Coast Southeastern 125-124-13 .502 letes. That accomplishment is certainly *ln 1993 the ACC boasted its first Big 10 69-70-3 .496 shown in the list of schools Heisman Trophy winner, Charlie Ward. He Big Eight 60-63-1 .488 who have won the CFA Academic was one of eight different ACC Athletic 32-35-3 .479 Western Achievement Award, which is presented first or second- players to be selected Big East 41-46-1 .472 to the CFA member institution with team Ail-American by at least one service. Southwest 58-70-6 .455 the highest graduation rate of its football The list included Clemson guard Stacy team. Eight times over the past 14 years Seegars. Top School Bowl Records an ACC member school has claimed the *Clemson and Florida State are two of just (Min. 15 Games played) award. In 1 994, the ACC had six of the 20 four teams nationally who have won at Record Pet Team CFA members who reported a graduation least 75 percent of their games in seven of Notre Dame 13-6 .684 rate of 70 percent or better. the last eight years. Clemson and Flohda Tech 17-8 .680 Georgia *The ACC excelled in more than just foot- only in the State are also the two teams Oklahoma 20-10-1 .661 ball in 1993-94. The conference nation to win six bowl games since 1986. Southern Cal 23-13 .639 captured five national titles and participat- *For the third consecutive year the Florida State 13-7-2 .636 ed in the national title game in four other ACC drew more than 2.3 million fans. Penn State 18-10-2 .633 sports. The ACC has won 18 national Over 54 home dates, ACC schools attract- Arizona State 9-5-1 .633 team championships over the last four ed 2,416,728 fans. ACC teams played to Clemson 12-7 .632 years. In 1993-94 the ACC claimed the 87 percent of their stadium capacities. appear- *Four ACC teams are guaranteed national champion in football, women's ranked 15th in the nation in aver- Clemson this year. Five ing in postseason bowls basketball, women's soccer and field hockey. The ACC held the runnerup spot in men's basketball, baseball, men's lacrosse and women's lacrosse. *The ACC placed at least one team in the top 10 nationally in 14 of the 23 sports sponsored by the league. In 1993-94 a league record 82 teams competed in NCAA championships, five teams were in football bowl games and 29 teams were ranked in the final top 10 of their respec- tive sports. *At one time or another, an all-time high 12 ACC teams in eight different sports, representing seven of the nine institu- tions, held a number-one ranking in 1993- 94. *The ACC Academic Honor Roll record was broken for the eighth straight year as 1,151 student-athletes were recognized for their work in the classroom. *ACC teams made an all-time record 29 national television appearances last fall and an ACC team participated in the highest rated game in 10 years. Clemson and Florida State are the only schools in the country with six bowl wins since 1986. The ACC is the only conference in the nation that has seen all of its members participate in a bowl over the last five years. 1994 Clemson Football 21 Amoco Fabrics and Fibers Company ^continues to expand its leadership role in fiber and yarn technology. 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TORS: Season ticket holders and other visi- First Aid stations are located at the following are located beneath all stands and can be tors to the stadium are requested to enter places: South side—Under Section J; North reached from any portal.
1 1 , T; North Gates , 5, 9, 1 or 13. Persons with top Side— Under Section Top Deck Emergency calls are decl< tickets must enter the stadium via the Under Section K; South Top Deck— Under EMERGENCY CALLS: ramps which are located behind the North and Section E. received in the Security Booth. The emer- South stands. Ramp entrances are adjacent Trained nurses are on hand dunng each gency number is (803) 656-2999. to Gates 1 and 13 on the South side and game. Should a doctor be needed, ask any PROHIBITED ITEMS: The following items Gates 5 and 9 on the North side. usher, who knows the seat location of doc- are prohibited in Memorial Stadium: umbrel-
tors. Ambulances are located at Gates 1 , 5, HANDICAPPED: Special entrances have las, folding chairs, chaise lounges, food and 8, and 13. beverage containers of any type, alcoholic been provided at Gates 1, 5 and 13 for the beverages, ice chests. handicapped. TELEPHONE: Pay telephones are located at thermos jugs, and
the stadium ticket offices at Gates 1, 5, 9, 13, NOTICE: Solicitation for any purpose is pro- WILL-CALL: Will-call tickets can be picked top decks. hibited at an athletic contest in Clemson up at the ticket office at Gate 9. PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM: The public Memorial Stadium. PASS-OUT Pass-out hand HAND STAMPS: address system is intended pnmarily for spec- stamos will be available at Gate 1,5,7,9,11, tators' information concerning the game. 13 and the top decks. Any person leaving the Please do not request the use of the public stadium other than with a team pass must address system to make social contacts. have his or her hands stamped, as well as ad- THE CLEMSON UNIVERSITY ATH- mittance stub, to be readmitted to the sta- RESTROOMS: Ladies' and men's restrooms LETIC DEPARTMENT REQUESTS dium. are located between the stands and can be "NO SMOKING" IN THE SEATING Gates 4, 6 and 8 are closed prior to the reached by exit from any portal. AREAS OF MEMORIAL STADIUM. games and are opened for exit purposes only. LOST & FOUND: If any article is lost or THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONSID-
found, please report it to the Gate 1 or Gate ERATION OF THIS REQUEST. 10 information booths.
1994 Clemson Football 23 GETANEWSETOF TEETH
Air Boss Shark. Opponent Schedules
Clemson plays six home games In 1994 but plays three consecutive road games In October.
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Oct. 1 MARYLAND Oct. 1 @ Alabama Oct. 1 GEORGIA TECH Oct. 8 @ Georgia Oct. 8 CLEMSON Oct. 8 @ Louisville Oct. 15 @ Duke Oct. 15 VANDERBILT uct. 15 WAKE FOREST ^ Ort @ Florida St. Ort 99 @ Kentucky Oot 22 OPEN Ort 9Q WAKE FOREST Ort PQ @ Florida 29 @ North Carolin^^^ Mn\/ c; Nnv c; @ North Carolina OPEN Nov. 5 @ Maryland "^^ja* 1 9 GEORGIA TECH Nn\/ 1 9 @ Auburn Nln\/ 12 DUKE ^ Nov. 1 Q SOUTH CAROLINA INUV. 1 Q OPEN Nov. 19 FLORIDA STATE Mn\/ cX) GEORGIA TECH Nov. 25 @ Virginia
DUKE GEORGIA( TECH SOUTH CAROLINA o Qont oepi. o MARYLAND oepi. 1 ARIZONA oept. 3 GEORGIA Qont 1 n oepi. 1 u EAST CAROLINA oepi. 1 u WESTERN CAROLINA oepi. 10 ARKANSAS Qont oepi. 1 o ARMY oepi. 1 / OPEN oepi. 17 LOUISIANA TECH OA oept. @ Georgia Tech oepi.Qont 9A DUKE oept. 24 @ Kentucky
-1 Oct. 1 @ Navy 1 @ N.C. Stated Oct. 1 @ LSU Oct. 8 OPEN Oct. 8 @ North Carolina Oct. 8 EAST CAROLINA Oct. 15 @ CLEMSON Oct. 15 VIRGINIA Oct. 15 MISSISSIPPI STATE Oct. 22 @ Wake Forest Oct. 22 @ Maryland Oct. 22 @ Vanderbilt Oct. 29 @ Flohda State Oct. 29 OPEN Oct. 29 TENNESSEE Nov. 5 VIRGINIA Nov. 5 FLORIDA STATE Nov. 5 OPEN Nov. 12 @ N.C. State Nov. 12 @ Clemson Nov. 12 @ Florida Nov. 19 NORTH CAROLINA Nov. 19 WAKE FOREST Nov. 19 @ Clemson Nov. 26 @ Georgia
FLORIDA STATE MARYLAND VIRGINIA Sept. 3 VIRGINIA Sept. 3 @ Duke Sept. 3 @ Florida State Sept. 10 @ Maryland Sept. 10 FLORIDA STATE Sept. 10 @ Navy Sept. 17 @ Wake Forest Sept. 17 @ West Virginia Sept. 17 CLEMSON Sept. 24 NORTH CAROLINA Sept. 24 WAKE FOREST Sept. 24 OPEN
Oct. 1 OPEN Oct. 1 @ Clemson Oct. 1 WILLIAM & MARY. Oct. 8 @ Miami Oct. 8 OPEN Oct. 8 @ Wake Forest Oct. 15 OPEN Oct. 15 @ North Carolina . Oct. 15 @ Georgia Tech ^^^"^^ Oct. 22 CLEMSON Oct. 22 GEORGIA TECH Oct. 22 NORTH CAROLINA Oct. 29 DUKE Oct. 29 TULANE Oct. 29 OPEN Nov. 5 @ Georgia Tech Nov. 5 N.C. STATE Nov. 5 @ Duke Nov. 12 Notre Dame (@ Orlando) Nov. 12 @ Virginia Nov. 12 MARYLAND Nov. 19 @ N.C. State Nov. 19 @ Syracuse Nov. 19 @ Virginia Tech Nov. 26 FLORIDA Nov. 25 N.C. STATE FURMAN NORTH CAROLINA WAKE FOREST Sept. 3 @ Clemson Sept. 3 TCU Sept. 3 @ Vanderbilt Sept. 10 SOUTH CAROLINA ST. Sept. 10 OPEN Sept. 10 APPALACHIAN ST. Sept. 17 WILLIAM & MARY Sept. 17 TULANE Sept. 17 FLORIDA STATE Sept. 24 OPEN Sept. 24 @ Florida State Sept. 24 @ Maryland Oct. 1 WESTERN CAROLINA Oct. 1 @ SMU Oct. 1 ARMY ^ Oct. 8 @ Appalachian State Oct. 8 GEORGIA TECH Oct. 8 VIRGINIA ^ Oct. 15 THE CITADEL Oct. 15 MARYLAND ^ Oct. 15 @ N.C. State ^ Oct. 22 @ VMI Oct. 22 @ Virginia ( n Oct. 22 DUKE Oct. 29 @ ETSU Oct. 29 N.C. STATE \^ Oct. 29 @ Clemson Nov. 5 GEORGIA SOUTHERN Nov. 5 CLEMSON Nov. 5 OPEN Nov. 12 @ Marshall Nov. 12 @ Wake Forest Nov. 12 NORTH CAROLINA Nov. 19 TENN.-CHATTANOOGA Nov. 19 @ Duke Nov. 19 @ Georgia Tech
J 994 Clemson Football 25 Strength Training
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1994 Clemson Football 26 ^fjt Memorial Stadium
In 1991, two very special anniversaries in Clemson has the ninth largest on campus the Clemson football tradition were observed. stadium in College Football. Not only did the 1991 season mark the 10th anniversary of Clemson's National
Championship season, but it also marked the boy was swollen twice his size and had to be 50th birthday of the place where the Tigers won put in the hospital. six games that season: Memorial Stadium. There are many other stories about the sta- In the first 52 years of Memorial Stadium, dium including one stating that Frank Howard Clemson has a record of 180-65-7, including a put a chew of tobacco in each corner of the 22-3-1 ledger over the last four seasons. stadium as the concrete poured. Clemson had a 16-game unbeaten streak at Howard says that the seeding of the grass home between 1990-92 and has a career win- caused a few problems. "About 40 people and
ning ratio of 72.8 percent. I laid sod on the field," he says. "After three The stadium has definitely been good to the weeks, on July 15, we had only gotten halfway
Tigers who call it home, but the stadium was through.
constructed against the advice of at least one "I told them that it had taken us three weeks
Clemson coach. Just before head coach Jess to get that far, and I would give them three
Neely left for Rice University after the 1939 more week's pay for however long it took. I season, he gave Clemson a message. "Don't also told them we would have 50 gallons of ice
ever let them talk you into building a big stadi- cream when we got through. After that it took um," he said. "Put about 10,000 seats behind them three days to do the rest of the field. Then the Y.M.C.A. That's all you'll ever need." we sat down in the middle of the field and ate Instead of following Coach Neely's advice, up that whole 50 gallons." however, Clemson officials decided to build the Howard says that on the first day of the first new stadium in a valley on the western part of game in the stadium, "the gates were hung at campus. The place would take some clearing- 1 :00 and we played at 2:00." But that would be Clemson has the most unique and famous there were many trees, but luckily there were all of the construction for a while. Then in 1958, no hedges. 18,000 sideline seats were added and, in stadium entrance in sports. The crews went to work: clearing, cutting, 1960, a total of 5,658 West end zone seats On November 16, 1974 the playing surface pouring, and forming. Finally, on September were added in response to increasing atten- was named Frank Howard Field for the leg- 19, 1942, Clemson Memorial Stadium opened dance. With the large end zone,"Green Grass" endary coach because of his long service and with the Tiger Football team thrashing section, this expansion increased capacity to dedication the University. Presbyterian College, 32-13. Those 20,000 about 53,000. to Athletic Director Bobby Robinson says that seats installed for Opening Day would soon Later, upper decks were added to each side Memorial Stadium has many features which grow; and grow and grow. This year Clemson of the stadium as crowds swelled-the first one makes it a top facility. "One thing that makes it celebrates its 53rd year in this outstanding in 1978 and the second in 1983. This so good is the number of sideline seats," he facility. increased capacity to over 80,000 which says. "We don't think there is a bad seat in the When the original part of the stadium was makes it one of the 10 largest on-campus sta- house. built in the early 40's, much of the work was diums in the country. "We also have outstanding dressing rooms, done by scholarship athletes, including many The effect spiraling inflation has had in this press facilities, and ample parking nearby. football players. The first staking out of the sta- century can be dramatically seen in the differ- Another unique feature of the stadium is the dium was done by two members of the football ences in stadium construction. The original number of private boxes." team, A.N. Cameron and Hugh Webb. Webb part of the stadium was built at a cost of If Memorial Stadium is expanded again and returned to Clemson years later to be an archi- $125,000 or at $6.25 a seat. The newest upper the capacity is pushed closer to 100, 000, there tecture professor, and Cameron went on to deck was finished in 1983 at a cost of $13.5 will be room for construction over the west become a civil engineer in Louisiana. million, or $866 a seat. stands, enclosing that end like a horseshoe. The building of the stadium did not proceed Through the years. Memorial Stadium has Luckily, the stadium wasn't built behind the without a few problems. One day during the become known as "Death Valley." It was Y. clearing of the land, one young football player tagged this by the late Presbyterian coach, proudly announced that he was not allergic to Lonnie McMillan. After bringing his PC. teams What the Opponents Say: poison oak. He then commenced to attack the to Clemson for years and getting whipped, poison oak with a swing blade, throwing the McMillan said the place was like Death Valley. "The biggest thing is dealing with the plants to and fro. The next day, however, the A few years later the name stuck. noise once the game starts. Clemson fans are among the most enthusiastic in all of football." Bobby Ross, Head Coach San Diego Chargers, 1991
"When they (Clemson) ran down the
hill, I got so excited I could hardly breathe." Marco Coleman Georgia Tech, 1991
"Games at Clemson are unreal. You can stand next to each other and talk and can't hear what the other guy is saying. The offense and defense of the opposing team better get used to using hand sig- nals to set formations and get plays off." Bobby Houston N.C. State linebacker, 1989
"I came in here knowing it would be loud and that Clemson would hit me hard, but to me the noise was the biggest fac-
tor. I know I didn't concentrate as well because of It." Herschel Walker Death Valley will be the home of the Carolina Panthers in 1995. It will be the largest Georgia tailback, 1981 stadium in the NFL that year.
: 1 994 Clemson Football 27 (Front Row L-R) Chris Willis, Michael Land, Andy Norris, Chris Lecroy, Andy Jolley, Rob Sheffield. (Back Row L-R) Robert Boettner, Bryan Clifton, Eric Shell, Julie McGaha, Shannon McGray, Grant Greenwood, Judd Caudell, Jamie Counterman.
(Front Row L-R) John Kimbrell, Brandon Poole, Robert Revis, Head Mgr. Wesley Porter, John Gallman. (Back Row L-R) Bryan Ramey, Jamie Fidler, Doug Gregory, Andrew Wertz, David Wertz, Phillip Trussell, Brooks Tippett, Bobby Ellis.
1994 Clemson Football 28 ^Medical Staff
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Ticket Associate AD/Sr. Football Operations Manager Manager Women's Admin. 1994 Clemson Football 31 iiiina KFC9 Franchisees: Ozic L. Garrett Garnet A. Barnes Board of Trustees TRUSTEES EMERITI ^^^^^^ Fletcher C. Derrick, Jr., Charleston, SC William N. Geiger, Jr., Columbia, SC ^^^^^ Paul W. McAlister, Laurens, SC Paul Quattlebaum, Charleston, SC James C. Self, Greenwood, SC D. Leslie Tindal, Pinewood, SC Bill L. Amick Louis P. James M. Waddell, Jr., Columbia, SC Chairman Batson, Jr. Batesburg Greenville CLEMSON UNIVERSITY EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Philip Prince, Acting President Charles Jennett, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Nick Lomax, Vice President for Administration and Secretary of ttie Board of Trustees David R. Larson, Vice President for Business and Finance Gary Ransdell, Vice President for Institutional Advancement Jay Gogue, Acting Vice President for Agriculture and Natural Resources and Vice President for University Research Almeda Rogers Jacks, Vice President for Student Affairs J.J. Britton William Green Benjamin W. Anderson, General Counsel Sumter DesChamps, Jr. Bishopville ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATION A. Wayne Bennett, Senior Vice Provost and Dean of Graduate Scfiool Jerome V. Reel, Senior Vice Provost and Dean of Undergraduate Studies T. Ross Wilkinson, Dean, College of Agricultural Sciences James F. Barker, Dean, College of Arcfiitecture and Acting Dean, College of Liberal Arts Jerry Trapnell, Dean, College of Commerce and Industry Lawrence M. Harold D. (Doug) Thomas M. 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Swann Allen Wood McTeer, Jr. Greenville Greenville Florence Columbia 1994 Clemson Football 33 Meet The Tigers " Ed Altman Michael Barber g-T Paul Barton Derek Basileo gc Elmer Bench Chris Brooks 78 | 2 24 OG • *Fr LB'Sr OT • *Jr PK • So SN • Fr OG«So Carlos Curry's timely tackling is one of the reasons Clemson ranks in the Top 20 in the nation in scoring and rushing defense. f -PL Leomont Evans og Peter Ford Warren Forney og Ed Glenn Henry Guess 16 42 Andy Ford QQ 2^ FS- Jr CB • So CB'So DE • *Jr TE • Sr WR«*Jr 1 994 Clemson Football 34 2g Ed Hausgen g Marcus Hinton OA Andre Humphrey J2 Robert Jackson 37 Bashan Johnson LB* Jr WR • Jr CB« Jr OT • *Jr DB • Fr. ^^^^^ ^^^^^^ EC Tim Jones gn Mike Kunz LB • *Sr OT»Gr ^ r McCleon g Richard Magnus g Dexter Tony Plantin is one of 10 first-year freshmen who have • P« Jr FS *So made significant contributions in 1994. ^^^^ Andye McCrorey Chris IVIclnally AC Coby Peeler o-j Brad Pope t-r\ Trevor Putnam Chris Robbins c Qo 8 OLB • *Jr P.Jr SS • Sr CB«So 50c.*Jr QB • Fr T ^^^^^^^^ Glenn Rountree Warden Rouse Hamid gc Bernard Randolph og IVIatt Reeves yc 13 g2 Salim DE • *So FB • Jr OG • *Fr OLB • Sr SN 'So 1994 Clemson Football 35 Tiger Rookies A, Brent Banasiewicz Howard Bartley Donald Broomfield Matt Butler Kenya Crooks • OL»74 LB « 47 LB •94 OG«77 WR 88 I K _3Li Ml Perez Davis Anthony Downs Kelton Dunnican Wesley Ellis Nealon Greene 0T«71 TB '44 LB • 32 TE»85 QB • 15 ^^^^ <^ Tony Home James Jenkins Kevin Laird Mark Landry Zane Lewis Travis Macklin WR • 80 TB«24 P • 37 C«61 OL«64 FB • 48 Dwayne Morgan Lamont Pegues Holland Postell Raymond Priester Undre Williams OT»73 TB«7 0L« 70 TB • 27 WR • 25 ATTENTION HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS: To be considered a qualifier at a Division 1 institution and be eligible for financial aid, practice and competition during your first year, you must: 1 . Graduate from high school 2. Present a minimum combined test score on the SAT verbal and math sections or a minimum composite score on the ACT as indicated on the index scale below: CORE GPA SAT ACT 2.500 and above 700 17 2.375 750 18 2.250 800 19 2.125 850 20 2.000 900 and above 21 and above . Present a minimum grade point average in at least 13 core courses in the following areas: English — three years Social Science — two years Mathematics — two years Additional Academic Courses (in any of the above Natural or Physical Science — two years areas or foreign language, computer science. Additional course in English, mathematics, philosophy, or non-doctrinal religion courses) or natural or physical science — two years — two years Please note that student-athletes entering a Division I institution on or after August 1, 1996, must present four years of English and the two-year requirement in mathematics must involve one year of algebra and one year of geography. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT THE NCAA AT (913) 339-1906. i J 994 Clemson Football 37 Tiger P.A.W.S Clemson organization Promotes Athletics With Students. Sheila Burke Rhonda Murray Bobbie Watts Pamela Dabney Elisa Dixon McConnells, SC Lone Star, SC Gaffney, SC Lancaster, SC Rock Hill, SC Tammy Bobbins Dwella Moton Tiffany Driscoll Angela O'Neal Jennifer Flynn Sharon, SC Plumbranch, SC Fort Mill, SC Fairfax, SC Brightwaters, NY Sherrie George Keisha Fails Yolanda Jones Myra McDaniel Dayan Berry Decatur, GA Atlanta, GA Fairfax, SC Swansea, SC Greenville, SC -r T- Catonya Williams Amy Ferguson Sheila Grigg Danita Junes Elisabeth Corbett Anderson, SC Clemson, SC Inman, SC Belton, SC Ft. Monroe, VA Felicia Garner April Bailey April Sellers Nickie Sears Anna Huckabee Greenwood, SC Newberry, SC Mt. Croghan, SC Williamston, SC Lexington, SC ^^^^^^^^^^ 1 994 Clemson Football • 38 i Kellee McCarley Nikki McCarley Terri Hall Gina De La Cruz LaKisha Brown Morningside, MD Fort Mill, SC McConnells, SC Forked River, NJ Clifton, SC Dionne Muggins Tasha Harvard Lok-Yi Yip Gail Pack Muffy Green Hilton Head, SC Atlanta, GA Columbia, SC Sumter, SC Marltow, NJ Kimber Rogers Regina Thigpen Kim McNeil Carrie Hurlbut Natarsha Thompson Clyde, NC Greenwood, SC Walterboro, SC Shorewood, MN Laurens, SC Alicia Barnes Angela Green Kim Lovie Jennifer Seibert Marietta, GA North Augusta, SC W. Columbia, SC Danbury, CT Chaka Mickle Chrystal Davis Allyson Williams Amy Hagaman Camden, SC York, SC Camden, SC Durham, NC 1994 Clemson Football 39 ^ Tiger Basketball Devin Gray returns to the court to lead Rick by Tim Bourret Barnes first Clemson basketball team. First-year Clemson Coach Rick Barnes likes challenges. In his first year as a head coach at any level he took George Mason to a 20-win sea- thin his blood, and the rehabilitation program. sive. We want to be a pressing team. This year son and just one victory away from the NCAA Gray is back on the court. "I feel good and am we might play four guards, but in the long run you Tournament. ready to contribute to this team," said Gray on need balance inside and outside. We want In 1988 Barnes moved to Providence where October 15th. "I've lost 22 pounds since the aggressive guys inside who can rebound at both he took over a program that had won just 11 summer and I feel in great shape. I am looking ends." games the previous year. The program was at forward to my senior year." Barnes does not have a returning player over the crossroads as players with NBA talent had If Gray is able to perform at the normal Devin 6-6, a first at Clemson since the 1950s, so one quit the team, and attendance was wanning at the Gray level, he stands to challenge many might think Clemson could be more of a finesse small Catholic school in Rhode Island. Clemson career records. Despite a 1993-94 sea- team than a physical team this year. Joining Gray Barnes's presense brought those players son in which he missed four complete games and at forward should be Rayfield Ragland, a senior of injury. back and he had the Friars in the NCAA parts four others due to an ankle Gray who averaged 5.8 points a game last year. Tournament in his first year, one of five postsea- averaged 14.4 points per game and was second Ragland started 15 of the 34 games in 1993- son appearances in his six seasons at on the team in rebounding with a 6.0 figure. He 94, but is considered a returning starter at for- Providence. Additionally, the top five attendance shot 57.2 percent from the field, best in the ACC, ward. The senior got off to a great start a year seasons in Providence history were recorded dur- and also contributed 37 steals. His career total of ago with a 32-point performance at Charleston ing his seven-year tenure. In his final year he led 1224 points is within range of Elden Campbell's Southern, just his second game as a Tiger. The the Friars to their first ever Big East 1880 record total. forward hit on 6-7 three-point shots, most ever by Championship and an NCAA Tournament bid. At this juncture it is difficult for Barnes to a Clemson forward in a game. Now Barnes has accepted the challenge of assess his first Clemson team. "We will be a solid Ragland shot a respectable 46.2 percent from the Clemson program. While he takes over a pro- team defensively. We might not be pretty on the field and averaged 3.5 rebounds a game. He gram that won 18 games last year and has been offense, because I am not sure what type of also committed just 21 turnovers in nearly 600 to postseason play eight of the last 10 years, his offense we will run, but we can be consistent on minutes of play, the best turnovers/minute figure first roster is composed of only five returning defense. That is the hallmark of great teams, on the team. He finished the season with 34 defense." players with Division I experience and just four points over his last four games and shot over 50 players who participated in any games for Barnes has coached teams that have special- percent from the field in those games, so Barnes Clemson last year. ized in the three-point shot and also coached hopes that production carries over into this year. Only one of the top five scorers and only one teams that have been inside oriented. So what Bruce Martin and Merl Code are a pair of starter return from last year. His only returning will we see from his team this year and the long returning backcourt players who should see a lot double figure scorer, Devin Gray, is back on the run? "I coach based on our personnel, but I will of time this year. Martin is a 6-2 senior wing play- also recruit to style the long run. team, but his performance level is in question a over er who is capable of filling it up from the outside. after he suffered a heart attack last April 4. He "In the long run we are looking to be aggres- The native of West Virginia is seventh in Clemson was cleared to join the team just prior to the history with 65 three-point goals. beginning of practice and hopes to return to Merl Code started 1993-94 as his third-team AII-ACC form of 1993-94. Clemson's number-one point guard. He fin- Returning players saw only 2019 of the ished the year strong when he posted nine 6800 minutes played by Tigers last year. assists and no turnovers against N.C. State Gray accounts for 802 of those minutes. As in the ACC Tournament, then nearly had a far as scoring is concerned, only 33 percent triple double against West Virginia in the NIT. of the points scored in 1993-94 were Andy Kelly is the fifth returning recorded by players returning in 1994-95. Clemson letterman on the 1994-95 Tigers, And, that includes Gray's 431 points, over but the senior did not play in 1993-94. Kelly half of the total recorded by returning play- red-shirted last year after playing in 17 ers. The statistics for rebounding and assist games in 1992-93. He averaged 2.8 points totals for returnees are 30 percent and 23.5 and 1.2 rebounds per game that year. percent, respectively. There are six newcomers on The returning talent was not suppose to Clemson's 11 -man roster for 1994-95. The be depleted. When Barnes accepted the most experienced is Bill Harder, a transfer )ob on March 22, Clemson had a returning from Furman who has seen a little over a roster that included Sharone Wright, a 6-11 year of Division I action as a starting point center, and Gray, the top field goal percent- guard. He was the Southern Conference age shooter in the ACC at 57 percent. They Rookie of the Year in 1992-93 when he aver- were to be the cornerstone of a frontline that aged 9.7 points and 5.8 assists per game. could lead Clemson to the upper division of The five other members of the the ACC. But Wnght opted for the NBA a Clemson roster have never played in a year early. Division I game. Barnes will work them into Gray, a senior fonward, suffered the contributing roles as he evaluates their pre- heart attack the evening of the NCAA season progress. The new frontcourt players Championship game. After countless tests are Iker Iturbe (Plymouth, MN), Michael Tabb over the summer, doctors at Johns Hopkins (Philadelphia, PA) and Ihsan Scott (Harlem, Institute in Maryland determind that Gray NY). The rookie wings are Danny Johnson suffered from hypercoagability of his blood. (Morganton, NC) and Greg Buckner In other words, his blood is susceptible to (Hopkinsville, KY). clotting due to a chemical defect. This led The Tigers will play host to Marathon to a blockage in his coronary vessel. Oil this Friday night at 8:00 PM, a game that Gray was on medication to correct the will follow Barnyard Burn. The regular sea- problem this summer and spent many an son opener will be November 29th against afternoon in July and August at the cardiac Charleston Southern at 7:30 PM in Littlejohn rehab unit in the Greenville Memorial Gray could be the comeback story of the year in college Coliseum. Hospital. However, with the medication to basketball. 1994 Clemson Football 40 8 adva, natural COURTAOUDS 001 FIBERS A 40TH ST ^ IPTAY Officers Bill Barbary James H, Barnes, Jr. Randall Bell J Frank Black Glenn Brackin Mike Branham Joseph Bailey Bnght Scott Brown Miles E Bruce Charles A, Bryan, Jr. Jody Bryson Joel L Bullard - Charles W. Bussey, Jr. Richard Cassidy Thurmon McLamb Lynn Campbell John Tice Robert E. Dye * Donald J. Coggins President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Jack Coggins Larry B Copeland * Director, District IX Director, District IV Director, District VIII Director, District I Walter B. Crawford James M Crawford IPTAY Past Presidents Gordon S. Davis William Lem Dillard T.C. Atkinson, Jr., Director F. Reeves Gressette, Jr., Director Jim Patterson, Director Bobby Dillard Charlie Bussey, Director Lewis F. Holmes, Jr., Director Bill Reaves, Director Robert M, Dubose * R.C Eldndge, Jr Eddie N. Dalton, Director F.E. Hughes, Director Lawrence Starkey, Director - Henry EIrod W. G. DesChamps, Jr., Director Dr. G.J. Lawhon, Jr., Director Dr. J.H. Timmerman, Director Tony Elzoghbi Dr. R.C. Edwards, Sr., Director Edgar C. McGee, Director Marshall Walker, Director Tom Farthing Mark Finley Harper Gault. Director Bill Freeland C. Glenn Garrett ATHLETIC DIRECTOR—BOBBY ROBINSON Preston T Garrett, Jr. Clark Gaston, Jr IPTAY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR—GEORGE BENNETT - Joe D. Gibson HONORARY DIRECTOR—FRANK HOWARD - Joel W, Gray III ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR—BERT HENDERSON ' Scott Greene * J, Benson Harrison ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR—BOB MAHONY ' Dean Hawkins * Tammy Holcombe * Richard H, Ivester - denotes Representative Emeritus * Terry A Kingsmore + denotes County Chairman Emeritus * Sandy Kirkus * * denotes IPTAY '94 Award Winner Bennie Langley Jim League Representatives: Lewis Bagwell John Lewis Sam Ligon ' W E (Bill) Burnett Terry L Long Floyd S Long Richard A. Coleman Kenneth C Looper Charles Maior III William D- Coleman Tom Lynch - W.M. Manning, Jr. • Jim S. Hull William B. (Ben) Massingill, Jr - Seabrook Marchant Robert L. McCord Banks McFadden Edward O McCameron Ronnie Oliver JoLynn McFadden James T McCarter ' Melvin Pace John Mclntyre Ronald J. McCoy Wayne B Richey Tom Merritt * David Merritt W.M Self James V. Patterson James D, Miller • Robbie Templeton John Peters J.G Miller R.R, Ritchie Thomas K Norris Robert E. Dye McCormIck County Gil Rushton William H Orders Jennings G. McAbee (CC) William C Singleton - J.F Palmer Director, District I T.C. Faulkner, Jr G. Neil Smith - I N. Patterson. Jr, DISTRICT 1 John Sparks George M, Plyler Robert E. Dye, Director Oconee County James Spearman - C Evans Putman * P.O. Box 1898 Sammy Dickson (CC) Joseph J, Turner Jr Bobby W, Ramsey Easley SC 29641 Marshall P Childress (VC) K.N. Vickery * Bruce Reeves Thomas Alexander Joseph A. West Robert E, Reeves, Jr. Abbeville County Joel Harris David F, Whittemore, Jr Charles F. Rhem, Jr. Earle Williamson (CC) Tim Hydrick Eugene P. Wlllimon - James Rochester V Wendel Boggs Ellis Ivey W, Harold Wood Bunny Scott - Ctiarles B Murptiy Paul Jenson Robert G. Sharpe, Jr. * Rufus Stierard Horace J McGee III John G. Slattery Wayne Stevenson Tim Merrell * Tim Strom Dr Don Neal - Joseph D. Swann Anderson County Dr W Ted IMimmons E- Richard Taylor, Jr. • Joe B Davenport (CC) Ernest M Riley Joseph M, Todd - Melvin E Barnette - Carl R. Rogers David M- Vaughan Jennifer Benson Dan Strawderman * Jim Vaughn Joe Burdette Sam Thnft Mike Wade - R Carol Cook - S. Gray Walsh Fred Cooley Pickens County +* Kermit M, Watson Mark Crammer JEBntt(CC) Jim Sanders - David Wilkins - George M, Ducworth ' John O Adams Robert B Whorton Director, District II J Tom Forrester Robbie Burgess * Charles P Wlllimon Dr James P, Hentz Jeffrey W Childress DISTRICT II • Robert Lee Hill Bennie Cunningham Jim Sanders, Director Laurens County Jotin D. Hopkins, Jr. Allison Dalton Sanders Brothers, Inc. * Thomas E Davenport (CC) Dr James H. Irby Charles E Dalton PO. Box 188 + J R Adair Dan Jones ' Dr. Val S. Dyches Gaffney SC 29342 Ira J Bedenbaugh Dr C, Patnck Killen • Robert E, Dye * Henry V Blalock • Arthur M. Klugti, III Dr Robert C. Edwards, Sr Cherokee County W, Fred Chapman, Jr. James F Little Julie Ellison David Parker (CC) Dr William R Childers Harry Major Gaston Gage, Jr, Bob Peeler James A. Coleman • Randall W McClain ' Bird Garrett • Dr. Ron Barrett - Henry M. Paris Sr +* Jake Meeks Roddey E Gettys. Ill - R.S Campbell. Jr Dr N. Carl Wessinger Dr PS Mowlajko L, Earl Gilstrap, Jr -' Gary E Clary - Robert G. Stiarpe Bob Guerreri - John M Hamrick, Jr Spartanburg County Ttiompson A, Smith • Harry C. (Hal) Hagood - Wylie Hamnck * John Easterling III (CC) Tony Smith Donald Hamilton Roy Mathis Kendall K. Alley D Gray Suggs ' Bob Harmon - E Raymond Parker William A. Bishop III Mark D Wilson Frank Hartsell - James R Sanders, Jr. William A. Blackwood. Jr. Greenwood County Coach Frank J Howard John L, Brady. Sr Wayne Bell (CC) Floyd Hunt Greenville County David Cecil II Or F E Abell, Jr. • F H. Inabnit, Jr ' Earl Sammons (CC) - John B, Cornwell, Jr. Mark Abell - Edwin L. Kirby, Jr • Benjamin M. Evatt (VC) Walter Davis. Jr * Nick P. Anagnost R. Frank Kolb ' James E Vissage, Jr (VC) John T. Duncan, Sr. 1994 Clemson Football 42 Bill Easterling Newberry County * John C. Walker Berkeley County * * John Easterling III M. Larry Longshore (CC) J. Beth Weaver H Wayne Dewitt (CC) John Easterling Jr - T. M Abrams Robert H. Dangerfield. Jr George R- Fisher W, Edgar Baker Fairfield County Robert Jeffcoat V Judge Bruce Foster - Earle J Bedenbaugh James B Frazier IV (CC) • Nolan L. Pontiff. Jr - Harry M. Gibson Hubert M. Bedenbaugh, Jr -• Louis M Boulware * Max P Gregory * Louie C. Derrick - J.K. Coleman Calhoun County Charles Emmett Halliday Billy R Gibson - Forest E. Hughes, Jr. Gary B Perth (CC) * Wilbur K Hammett C.H. Ragsdale III - Harold R. Jones Gerald Bozard E. Guy Hendrix Terry C Shaver John D Ruff • William H Bull - W A Hudson Albert Shealy Dr. Phillip C Wilkins • Tatum Gressette. Jr John H. Holcombe. Jr - A.P, Kerchmar C Gurnie Stuck - William L Wylie Director District VI Harry W, Kinard Bill Waldrop Charleston County Jeff Lancaster David Waldrop Kershaw County • Jack T Day (CC) - Henry M- Lee Joseph C Jackson (CC) - Archie E Baker DISTRICT VI Anita Ness Rictiland County Dr Kenneth W Carson DDS Richard Bell John H Holcombe, Jr Director -• Arthur O'Shields * F McCord Ogburn. Jr (CC) Tommie W James. Jr Ernest Byrd PO Box 1977 Dr B. Jeff Brown - Myrtle Beach, 29578 Lee Smith Thomas F McNamara . Jr Brian F Ceiek SC Raymond Powell Jack W Brunson George Singleton, Jr Cecilia C Dalton Clarendon County Marvin C Robinson George Bullwinkel. Jr. + J F Watson James Dorn - Theodore B Gardner (CC) Wesley A. Stoddard William P Gate H.L. Dukes. Jr. Dons B Belser -* R L. Stoddard Phillip C Chappell. Jr Lancaster County Jack Evans Steve C Gamble Dr. Harold Vigodsky Henry Chastain Steven Epps, Sr (CC) M Dreher Gaskin - Ike Gibbons Ted. B Wilson Albert G Coune. Jr Jim Adams Beverly Haters Robert C Hodge Judge Michael R Davis - W.P Clyburn Al Hitchcock Joel Lee Union County James W. Engram Manon D Lever Jr + William C Kennerty - Dr Wyman L. Morns H.S Harns, Jr. (CO) Don E. Golightly Joe H Lynn Dr Rudy Kimmerlin Samuel E. Plowden Carl E. Carson. Jr - Lawrence M Gressette. Jr - Garrett J. Mobley Wayne Knight H.B. Rickenbaker Dr. H. Russell Caston, Jr - William G. Hair * Ronald Small Tom LaRoche - Horace F. Swilley William M. Howell Lloyd M Kapp * Larry Wolfe - Robert Cody Lenhardt Thomas E Mack Terry H Klosterman - S. C. McMeekin. Jr Dillon County Edward L B. Osborne Charley Mauney. Jr Lee County Shane Murden • Carole Arnette (CC) W T McDaniel III Green Deschamps II (CC) David M Murray, Jr John Altord Ray McBride - W-G. Deschamps, Jr. Carl Poole Billy Daniel * James P McKeown III Pete Player John H. Price. Jr - L B. Hardaway, Jr. David Mitchum - Phil Pnnce - WG Lynn David Pressley Marlboro County J, Lynn Pruitt John C. Rogers ' Crawford E. Sanders III Mark S Avent (CC) - Carl S, Pulkinen Gordon Rogers * LW Smith * C.E. Calhoun - Paul Quattlebaum, Jr. T Neal Rogers - Mrs Davis O. Smith Glenn Rickborn Billy Gordon Rogers Paul G. Thacker. Jr York County Manon Sams * Dr, John H. Timmerman James H Owen. Jr (CC) - A.B Schirmer Jr Florence County E Ralph Wessinger, Sr. William R Adkins Fred SchnmpI L Chappell Jones (CC) - David Angel - Thomas D Birchmore Don E. Goligfitly Nicholas C Sottile Saluda County Arthur O Black Dr J R, Stout Rufus M. Brown Director, District III James R. Herlong, Jr (CC) -• S.L. Campbell - Van Noy Thornhill Clyde S Bryce. Jr DISTRICT III Bernard L Black Jack D. Cox Kit Thrash Marvin Cockfield • Don E. Golightly Alfred B. Coleman Frednck W Faircloth III Dewey Welch Dr W.L Coleman 3710 Landmark Dr #408 James A. Derrick - Harper S. Gault - Frank A. Douglass. Jr Columbia. SC 29204 Hascal Goff E M George Colleton County - L B. Finklea. Jr • • - Benjamin H. Herlong Jeffrey T. Haire James R. White, III (CC) Charlie Grace IV Aiken County Robert Home Alford Haselden -• Jack W. Carter, Sr - Harold B Haynes * Richard L. Boyleston (CC) - TC. Wright Lewis W Hicks - W Rudolph Carter - James W King William R Alexander Jack Louis Holeman Horace Kinsey John E. Lunn Anderson L. Baxley Rainey Josey - B George Pnce, III John F Poole * John R. (Bob) Brooks Irvin V Plowden. Jr -• J Ryan White, Jr Wilbur O Powers Johnny L Cagle - James C. Rhea. Jr Julian H Price - Alan J Coleman * Ben R. Smith. Jr Dorchester County - John G, Rose Mike Coleman Craig Thomas Dexter Rickenbaker (CC) Patnck Z Wiggins Robert M Cook - G.G Thomas, Sr. Thomas W. Bailey - Allen P Wood. AIA Thomas Coward ' Dr Roger Troutman Gene W. Dukes - Edward L Young -• Alan D Gregory Marshall E Walker - E, Tom Salisbury Elbert Hines Hamilton Michael J Snyder Georgetown County Warren E Kenrick • H E Hemingway Jr (CC) * Gerald W Metts S. Lynn Campbell Hampton County Tommy Branyon John G. Molony Director. Distnct IV Dr Jerry Frank Crews, Jr. (CC) Glenn A Cox - Alan M. Tewkesbury III Harry L Foy W. H. Cox Harry Odel Weeks. Jr DISTRICT IV - David B Gohagan Fred W Faircloth • S. Lynn Campbell, Director Winston A. Lawrton. Jr. William Green Edgefield County Box 1 1 326 - Winston A. Lawton Bill Heatley * Watson Rhodes (CC) Rock Hill, SC 29730 - Samuel M. Harper Catherine Chnstie Chester County Jasper County - A.H. Lachiotte. Jr - E, O. Dukes, Jr. Robert A. Darby Sr (CC) Roy Pryor. Jr (CC) Jesse E. Wright III - J.W. Gilliam. Jr Edward C. Abell Sara B. Gregorie William C. Kennerty Lewis F Holmes Jr David Beaty Horry County Director. Distnct V * • Lewis F Holmes III George R. Fleming Orangeburg County R.S. Winfield (CC) • Terry Timmerman Sam Frazier Lawrence L. Weathers (CC) Billy Avant, Jr ' Theo Reginal Williams W E Lindsay DISTRICT V Dr Julius W Babb III F L. Bradham - John M. Little III William C Kennerty William B Bookhart. Jr Rick Elliott Lexington County * Donald B. Murray 2220 Weepcolow Trail Larry W Dyar • Harvey Graham Jr. - Warren Craig Jumper (CC) Dr Sam Stone Ashley Hall Plantation F Reeves Gressette, Jr ' J- Roger Hammond * J. Tom Shell (VC) Marvin S. Waldrep Charleston. SC 29407 W.C Higginbotham, Jr - John H. Holcombe, Jr * George Alley Roger Home - S F Horton - Bill Amick Chesterfield County Allendale County - Edgar C McGee - Thurmon McLamb Alvin N. Berry Dan L Tillman (CC) Frank Young (CC) Karen J. O'Cain Jim Spann Jerry A. Brannon Andrew F McLeod Fletcher M Riley. Jr. Listen Wells Andy Caldwell Philip G. Powell Bamberg County Dan M. Robinson, Jr • Robert (Bob) Wilder Jr ' R. Hugh Caldwell - John R. Thomas Don A. Nummy (CC) -• J.M Russell, Jr ' Fred H Carter. Jr. William R. Tillman F. Manon Dwight. Sr James M. Russell III Marion County • Robert Caughman Joseph M Oft - Russell S Wolfe, II Troy Carroll Atkinson III (CC) Roscoe Coughman Darlington County TC Atkinson, Jr James Tracy Childers Dr Hubert C. Baker DDS (CC) Barnwell County Chartes J Bethea. Jr H. Ralph Corley. Sr. - J W. Carter Clinton C Lemon. Jr (CC) • John H. Holt John L. Fulmer. Jr. Robert Fletcher H. M. Anderson - Robert Mace * Dr. B R. Grandy Manon D. Hawkins. Jr. Howard G. Dickinson, Jr - Duncan Mclntyre Brett J. Harris George A. Hutto. Jr Grover C, Kennedy. Jr - Joseph L. Powell James D. Head III Warren Jeffords Jimmy L. Tarrance Bob Householder. Jr. William P Kennedy Thomas Weeks Sumter County * James M. Lowman - Dr Glenn J Lawhon. Jr. James F Kinney (CC) John W McLure William B. McCown III Beaufort County Ricky Alford J.W. Riser - Harry M. McDonald J. Harry Tarrance (CC) - John J. Britton. Jr Charles M Stuck - Dr M B Nickles. Jr, Henry C. 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A new line of service is required. 46 ^Official Football Signals—1994 THE • NATIONAL • COLLEGIATE • ATHLETIC • ASSOCIATION Official Football Signals—1994 Discretionary or injury time- Touclidown out (tollow by lapping Field goal Ball ready lor play hands on ctiest) TV/Hadio time-out Point|s| alter touchdown Salety 'Unllmed down 10 Incomplete forward pass Ball dead Penalty dechned Touchback (move No play, no score legal touching ol torward Inaovertenl wliislle side to side) ol Toss option delayed pass or kick First down Loss down scrimmage (Face Press Bon) 19 Illegal procedure Uncatchable w\\l\ False slart First touching Forward Pass ntlf EncroaclimenI Illegal tormation Disregard flag End ol period Sideline warning Illegal touching (NCAA) (NCAA) W |NF| Encroachment Oltside Delense |NCAA| OHense (NCAA| 20 22 J-' Failure to wear Unsportsmanhke conduct Illegal shift • 2 hands required equipment NoncontacI foul Illegal motion - 1 hand Delay ol game Substitution infraction 3 Illegal batting Running into (NCAA) Illegal kicking or Roughing Kicker (Followed by pointing Illegal participation Sideline interference or Holder toward toe lor kicking) 35 36 Illegal pass Illegal forward Ineligible downfield Blocking below waist handing Intentional grounding on pass Clipping Illegal block Chop block 45 46 Holding/obstructing Helping runner Grasping lace mask or Illegal use ol opening disqualification liands/arms |NCAA| Interlocked blocking helmet Tripping Player Note Signal numbers 25 and 26 are tor future expansion 1994 Clemson Football 47 L ^fji Clemsoii All-Americans Clemson has had at least one first, second, or third-team All-American 17 straight years. ALL-AMERICA TEAMS (Breakdown bv Team of Clemson's All America selections) Year Name AP UPl FC FW WC SN FN Other W PkoccIqv/ 1928 \J.X\. r icobicy Heisman (3),NEA (3) -| -| "1 1939 LJci' ir\o ivii^i ctvjuot 1 3 Colliers (1), NEA (1) 1940 'JKJKZ LJtCllUL 1948 DUUUy Odyc INS (1) 1950 2 o 1952 1 Ul 1 1 Ddi lUl 1 1955 \J\J\j\jopl WplkVVCIIO 3 -j 1959 1 r»i r r^nrrlilpr\no 1 o 1966 vvdyflt! ividoo Dell Sports (1) Wacr\/ V—Otc7P\A/cl<'i -| -| i 1 1967 ridi 1 y 'ioi.cvvor\i 2 2 1970 n?)\/p Thnmnc;nn 2 NEA(1) 1974 Rpnnip Oiinntnnham "1 -j •| Banks McFadden 1975 LJC^tililORpnnip wUIIIIMI^MCtlllr^iinninnhsm 1 Time (1) 1977 .Inp Rncitir 3 -| 3 1978 .Inp Rncitir 2 2 1 .iprrv Rntlpr -| NEA (2) Qto\/p Fiillpr o tim Qti ir'LfPv/ 1^ 1979 vjii M oiuorvcy 1 1 1 1 1980 OhpH Ariri NEA (2) Ipff r^a\/ic o -| -1 'If 1981 UtJII L-/dvlo i I 1 Tprrv Kin?irH | -] 1 CI t y i\ti (Cii \j NEA(1) Pprn/ Ti ittlp 1 CI 1 y 1 u LUC 1 2 ? f Ipff Rr\/^int oc 1 1 LJ 1 y CII 1 2 -j -| -| "1 1982 1 ct 1 y i\m icii \j "I 1 1 \A/illi?imvviiiictiii rcifyPprr\/ 3 lohnn\/ Rpmhprt q \J\J\ \ \ \ \ \ y ndliUClL q 1 1983 Vv llltdl 1 1 r cl 1 1 2 U y udi 1 ico nuuii loui 1 2 Inmoc Raff q udi 1 itJo 1 dl 1 o 1984 William Pprrv 3 1 1 u/dicOqIp ndiLfiI—latf^hprici 2 Dnririlrl Inwphnikp 3 1985 OicvcQtp\/ci nccocHopcp 2 Tprrpnpp Flanlpr Q 1 1986 I CM CI luC F idy iCi o i 3 Terry Inhn Rhillinc 1 Kinard JUini ~iniii|jc> 1 2 2 ^/liphapl ripan Pprn/ 1 1987 iviioi idci ucdi 1 nciiy 2 2 2 Inhn Phillinc r^!a\/iH "TrpaHvA/pll 1 -1 L/dvlu 1 Icauvvcii 1 1 1 1 1 Dnnnpl! WnnlfnrrI -| L-/ \J 1 II VVV_/>^IIV_/IVJ 3 2 1 PinnnplI \A/r\nlfnrH -| 1988 u/ui II ten V V uui 1 Ul u 1 1 I 1 2 1989 oiduy^tar\/ L,ui1 nnnly 3 1 o Ollllo OdiUUOr\l o 1990 Stacy Long 1 1 1 1 Chris Gardocki 2 2 3 Levon Kirkland 2 2 3 1991 Jeb Flesch 1 1 2 1 Levon Kirkland 2 1 1 2 SH (1) Rob Bodine 2 1 2 CP (2) Ed McDaniel 3 CP(1) 1992 Stacy Seegars 2 2 3 Nelson Welch 3 1993 Stacy Seegars 1 2 1 1 CP (2) Note: AP - Associated Press; UP! - United Press International; FC - Football Coaches; FW - Football Writers; WC - Walter Camp; SN - Sporting News; FN - Football News; NBA - Newspaper Enterprise of America; SH - Scripps-Howard; CP - College & Pro Football Weekly; INS - International News Service Jeb Flesch 1994 Clemson Football 48 Come To Your Dodge Dealer And See The Car That Changed Everything... Dodge Intrepid ES It's called Dodge Intrepid. And it's like no other car you've ever driven. Its remarkable cab-forward design gives more room to people and less to machinery. 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Say hello to Neon and you could be sa3ang hello to your next new car. The New Dodge See^ur Nearest Dodge Dealer Today. *Always wear your seat belt for a fully effective airbag. Mike Barber by Katie! E. Webb Clemson's Senior Linebacker Lives by the concept, "No, pain, no gain." This year has been one sustained injury after another for Michael Barber. But he has endured. With a shoulder that back from the old days. He's not like the though he started just four games and he originally separated last spring, Barber modern athlete: spoiled by the media and came off the bench in seven. He missed continues to play the game. In the pre- the medics. He's able to separate himself one game and parts of three others. ..due season he injured a knee, an injury that from the pain and can play—hurt. He's a to injury. His success in 1993 seems to allowed him to play just nine snaps in the committed player, and a leader who takes have all started in the Duke game. He season opener. charge." led the team with 13 tackles, (10 of which He played with pain in the N.C. State Freshman tailback. Lament Pegues were first hits), the most tackles in a game, thanks to an ankle injury, but still states of Barber, "He knows how to play game by a Tiger all season. made eight tackles in 23 plays. There the game. He's sound, aggressive, and In 1992, he was in for 208 plays— as were more injury difficulties on the artifi- he plays hard. At first, he seems mean, a reserve outside linebacker. Barber's cial turf at Virginia in the next game, but but then, you realize: he's just a tough best play of that year and perhaps the again. Barber was productive with nine player who knows where he is suppose to most memorable of his career was not as tackles in just 29 plays. Mike Barber is be. You can be mean and play out of con- a sack or hard hit, but on a return. The the classic example of "what might have trol. He doesn't do that. He plays smart freshman returned a fumble 91 yards for been". What might have been had he not and tough." a touchdown against UT-Chattanooga. been the victim of injuries over the last There is no telling where Barber would It was the 12th-longest play of any kind in three seasons. Every year he has had to be on the Clemson career tackle charts Clemson's history and still the ACC's play with pain. had he put in four healthy seasons. He longest fumble return in history. It Despite his injuries, the 6'1, 240- played just nine snaps in the opener this showed Barber's flair for the spectacular pound, senior inside linebacker, from year due to an injury suffered in the pre- and his ability to run (even though a Edgemore, SC, has had the best tackling season workouts, then played just 52 James Trapp push helped him get into percentage record on Clemson's team in snaps in the N.C. State and Virginia the endzone.) But, Later that year, he each of the last two seasons. The charts games combined. He has been healthy separated his shoulder, and he was able below show that he made a tackle every recently, and Clemson's defense has to get just 88 snaps for the season. Still, 4.54 scrimmage plays in 1993 and has been outstanding recently. he had an impressive 14 tackles. made one every 4.49 plays this year. In Barber might have played his best Clemson might owe Barber's style of this day and age of passing proficiency, game of the year against Wake Forest play, mental toughness and efficient pro- that is quite an accomplishment. Tackles when he had eight tackles, including two duction to his family. Persuaded by his aren't credited on incomplete passes, so for loss and a nine-yard sack. He is a uncle to play pee-wee league football. there aren't many opportunies to make prime reason Clemson ranks in the top 20 Barber became a sports fanatic at an tackles. When Barber made 12 tackles in the nation in both rushing defense and early age. The interest and drive to play against Maryland in 41 plays, he really scoring defense this season. sports has stayed with him and it has made the 12 stops in 31 plays. There Last season. Barber ranked sixth always carried over into success on the were 10 incomplete passes when he was in tackles on the Tiger defense, even gridiron, court or diamond. on the field. In high school he played seven This season. Barber has positions and was a four-year played 335 plays and made 74 starter. He was named the tackles. That is a tackle a hit Defensive MVP of the 1989 Shrine every 4.49 plays. He led the Bowl, the game that features the team twice in total tackles with 12 top players in South Carolina against the Terps and nine at against the top players in North Georgia. His play against Carolina. He was an all-state Maryland was a key to Clemson's choice by USA Today, a second- shutout, for the second straight team Blue Chips Ail-American year of the normally high scoring and one of the top 20 linebackers Terps. in the nation according to long time Statistics like that are noticed recruiting analyst Max Emfinger. by coaches, fans, opposing Later that academic year, as a for- coaches, and his teammates. ward in basketball, he averaged Leomont Evans, a junior free- nearly 20 points a game and was safety, admirably states, "Mike is also the starting shortstop on the the kind of player I like to play baseball diamond. with. He's had injuries, but it Before attending Clemson, doesn't stop him. When he plays, Barber matriculated to Fork Union it's no joke." Prep School in Virginia. There, he Linebacker coach Reggie had over 20 sacks and recorded Barber has led the Tigers in tackles per play in each of the Herring states, "Barber is a throw last two seasons. 112 tackles. He was named the 1994 Clemson Football 50 Defensive Player of the Year. All along he has had great support from his family. "Being close to home, my family can come and see me play, that was impor- tant when I decided to attend Clemson," said Barber, who was MVP in football and baseball at Lewisville High School. "Overall, Clemson is a good school. Athletically, it's a 'football town' and it's known for its linebackers. I like the atmosphere in Clemson." Encouraged by his grandfather, he is not only at Clemson to play ball, but to graduate (which he will do in August). A secondary education major. Barber is intrigued by political science and eco- nomics. He impassionately expresses, "There is something about Wall Street that is really exciting. The stock market is amazing. I like to study politics and how the economy of other countries work. It's just interesting." Although he finds the stock market and politics fascinating, his interests lie in teaching high school stu- dents. With a smile, he adds, "I really wouldn't mind teaching. Kids are at an influential stage. I want to make a differ- ence. They need to learn to be confident and be a leader, not a follower." Adamantly, he adds, "The problem with being a follower is, because of the crowd, it's too easy to get off track." Teammate Matt Reeves respectfully affirms Barber's ability to be a leader. "Mike leads by example, not by voice. Even with injuries, he leads. We have Barber has been known to tackle ball carrier and blocker on the same play. seen him go out of the game, have his shoulder reset, and come right back in. last. doesn't have to yell to be takeaway, it just feels great and Then, he will play each snap like it's the He a makes leader of this team." all the hard work and all the practice 1993 Clemson Plays per Tackle Leaders Tommy West is another of the growing worthwhile." list of Mike Barber fans. "We have had Consistent with Barber's beliefs, Les Rk Name. Pos Plays Tac Pl/Tac great senior leadership this year and Mike Herrin, defensive line coach remarks, "As 1. Mike Barber, LB 309 68 4.54 Barber is certainly one of the main rea- a senior, Mike has assumed the responsi- 2. Derrick Burnetts, LB 417 72 5.79 sons. We don't have a lot of seniors who bility role. Each year, he has improved 3. Tim Jones, LB 654 108 6.06 play a lot of snaps on this team, so it has and he is willing to work hard to do his 4. Brentson Buckner, 540 84 6.43 DT been important that the ones who do best. He's just a natural born leader and 5. Warden Rouse, OLB 467 72 6.49 have outstanding leadership qualities. sportsman. Part of that is because he 6. Darren Calhoun, LB 194 26 7.46 Mike Barber has come through time and loves to play the game." 7. Lamarick Simpson, DT 528 67 7.88 again this year on the field and off the Darnell Stephens, senior outside line- 8. Darnell Stephens, OLB 396 45 8.80 field. He has a lot of ability and he has a backer, who has been a teammate of 1994 Clemson Plays per Tackle Leaders lot of great intangible qualities. Barber for four years states, "Mike is a "Mike has shown his grit and determi- fierce competitor. As a team leader, he is Rk Name. Pos Plays Tac Pl/Tac nation this year by playing through one aggressive linebacker. He believes 1. Mike Barber, LB 292 65 4.49 injuries and this determination has set a in team leadership and commitment." 2. Tim Jones, LB 391 84 4.65 tone for the entire team to give their best Mike Barber might be summed up in 3. Chuck Winslow, LB 116 21 5.52 on every play." this statement, "I was taught to be tight 4. Marvin Cross, DT 328 50 6.72 Barber loves football, that might be and not to take flack off folk. That's why 5. Warren Forney, DT 176 22 8.00 the reason he has succeeded despite the I'm so stubborn. I don't back down: not 6. Darnell Stephens, OLB 441 55 8.02 roadblocks he has faced. "I get a rush from an opponent, not my injuries, not 7. LaMarick Simpson, DT 301 35 8.60 from playing defense. There is nothing anything. I think that attitude has helped 8. Brett Williams, DT 218 25 8.72 like it. I just enjoy going out and playing me throughout my Clemson career and it 94 stats through 8 games. the game. When you make a big play to will help me later in the business world or Note: Minimum 20 tackles for the season, spe- stop an opposing team's drive or get a whatever I do." cial teams plays and tackles not included. 1994 Clemson Football ^= 51 What we mean by putting South Carolina first We founded Carolina First because businesses because it's good well, because we felt we had to business for all concerned. After • South Carolina's community all, when our home communities banks were being bought up and grow and prosper, we grow and run to serve absentee owners. prosper. 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HS Waycross, GA; Ware County; Rusty Ganas Memphis, TN; Raleigh-Egypt; John Troy 74 BRENT BANASIEWICZ OG 6-3 290 FR. HS 48 TRAVIS MACKLIN FB 6-1 235 FR. HS Moticello, FL; Aucilla Christian Academy; Gene Cox Pittsburgh, PA; Perry High; Gus Cantaness 12 MICHAEL BARBER LB 6-1 240 SR. 3VL 9 DEXTER MCCLEON DB 5-11 190 •SO. 1VL Edgemore, SC; Lewisville; Bennie MclVlurray Meridian, MS; Meridian; Mac Barnes 47 HOWARD BARTLEY OLB 6-1 186 FR. HS 5 ANDYE MCCROREY OLB 5-10 195 •JR. 2VL Decatur, GA; Southwest Dekalb; William Godfrey Rock Hill, SC; Rock Hill; Jim Ringer 67 PAUL BARTON OT 6-7 287 •JR. SO 23 CHRIS MCINALLY P 6-3 192 JR. 1VL Sorrento, LA; St. Amanto; Doug Moreau Troy, Ml; Troy 65 ELMER BENCH SN 5-9 220 FR. HS 73 DWAYNE MORGAN OT 6-3 310 JR. JC Manning, SC; Manning; Don Clayton Griffin, GA; NE Oklahoma JC; Mike Loyd 69 CHRIS BROOKS OL 6-1 250 SO. SO 46 COBY PEELER SS 5-11 194 SR. 1VL Clinton, SC; Clinton HS; Keith Richardson Roebuck, SC; Dorman; Dale Evans 34 MATTBULLMAN P 5-10 184 SR. SO 7 LAMONT PEGUES TB 5-9 189 FR. HS Roebuck, SC; Dorman; Dale Evans Thomasville, NC; Thomasville; Allen Brown 94 DONALD BROOMFIELD OLB 6-3 236 FR. HS 96 TONY PLANTIN DE 6-4 260 FR. HS Olustee, FL; Baker County; Danny Greene Pendleton, SC; Pendleton; Leon Hope 79 JIM BUNDREN OT 6-3 275 *FR. RS 31 BRAD POPE DB 5-11 173 SO. SO Wilmington, DE; A.I. Dupont; Terry McCormick Alpharetta, GA; Milten; Bob Cloy 77 MATT BUTLER OG 6-3 260 FR. HS 70 HOLLAND POSTELL OT 6-6 270 FR. HS Belmont, NC; South Point; Phil Tate Summerville, SC; Summerville; John McKissick 28 ANDRE CARTER FS 5-10 194 *S0. 1VL 27 RAYMOND PRIESTER FB 6-1 205 FR. HS Camden, SC; Camden; Billy Ammons Allendale, SC; Allendale-Fairfax; Mike Doolittle 49 JASON COLLINS TE 6-5 223 *FR. RS 50 TREVOR PUTNAM C 6-4 265 •JR. 1VL Slidell, LA; Northshore; Richard Buckley Canton, NC; Pisgah; Carroll Wright 88 KENYA CROOKS WR 6-2 180 FR. HS 95 BERNARD RANDOLPH DE 6-2 259 •SO. 1VL Seneca, SC; Seneca; Tom Bass Townville, SC; Pendleton; Dennis Patterson 91 MARVIN CROSS DE 6-4 250 •JR. 2VL 39 MATT REEVES FB 5-11 217 JR. 2VL Durham, NC; Hillside; James Lillie Anderson, SC; TL. Hanna; Harold Jones 81 RUDYCURRIE CB 6-3 198 •FR. RS 75 GLENN ROUNTREE OT 6-3 270 •FR. RS Cleveland, OH; St. Edwards; Jim McQuaide Suffolk, VA; Nansemond-Suffolk; Ron Killmon 93 CARLOS CURRY MG 6-2 285 JR. 2VL 13 WARDELL ROUSE OLB 6-2 230 SR. 1VL Decatur, GA; Columbia; Ron Sebree Clewiston, FL; Itawamba CC; Mike Eaton 71 PEREZ DAVIS OT 6-5 330 JR. JC 3 PATRICK SAPP QB/WR 6-4 230 JR. 2VL Port St. Joe, FL; Garden City JC; Jeff Leiker Jacksonville, FL; Raines; Freddie Stephens 20 BRIAN DAWKINS SS 6-0 190 JR. 2VL 17 JEFFSAUVE PK 6-0 194 •JR. 2VL Jacksonville, FL; Raines; Freddie Stephens Mechanicsburg, PA; Cumberland Valley; Tim Rimpfel 33 TONY DESUE FB 5-10 193 •SO. 1VL 68 TIM SCHEIBEL DE 6-6 255 SR. SO Virginia Beach, VA; Kempsville; Red Stickney Trumbull, CT; Trumbull; Jerry McDougald 44 ANTHONY DOWNS TB 6-1 195 FR. HS 41 MILT SHAW TB 5-8 192 •SO. 1VL Greenville, SC; Berea; Wayne Greene Tarboro, NC; N. Edgecombe; Raymond Cobb 32 KELTON DUNNICAN LB 5-11 215 JR. JC 99 LAMARICK SIMPSON DE 6-2 270 JR. 2VL Sumter, SC; NE Oklahoma JC; Mike Loyd Rock Hill, SC; Rock Hill; Jim Ringer 85 WESLEY ELLIS TE 6-4 240 FR. HS 18 EMORY SMITH FB 6-0 238 •SO. 1VL Pemberton, NJ; Pemberton Township; William McDowell Pensacola, FL; Escambia; Dwight Thomas 43 ANDY FORD CB 5-11 180 SO. 1VL 11 LOUIS SOLOMON QB 5-10 168 •JR. 2VL Sumter, SC; Sumter; Tom Lewis Somerset, NJ; Franklin; Joe Stinson 29 PETER FORD CB 5-11 180 SO. 1VL 30 DARNELL STEPHENS OLB 6-0 240 SR. 3VL Sumter, SC; Sumter; Tom Lewis San Antonio, TX; Converse-Judson; D.W. Rutledge 90 WARREN FORNEY DE 6-3 260 •JR. 2VL 57 BRIAN TILLOTSON OLB 6-1 217 SR. 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Bartlett, IL Elizabeth, NJ 79 PATRICK BRADFORD DL 6-2 274 Fr. 37 GREG MORRIS CB 5-9 187 •Sr. Georgetown, SC Ashland, VA 97 RALEIGH BOULWARE NG 6-6 263 *Sr. 49 TOMAS MOTIEJUNAS SE 6-2 174 So. Columbia, SC Scottsdale, AZ 74 BRIAN BRAVY G 6-5 319 *Sr. 58 BILL NEUSS DT 6-5 255 •Sr. Farmingville, NY Bellport, NY 35 KEITH BROOKING OLB 6-3 205 Fr. 89 JEFF PAPUSHAK TE 6-3 228 •Sr. Senoia, GA Strongsville, OH 7 OMAR CASSIDY SE 5-8 160 Jr. 53 LEE PATTON T 6-5 267 •Jr. Camden, NJ Cleveland, TN 64 KEN CELAJ T 6-4 246 *Fr. 32 NATHAN PERRYMAN OB 5-9 180 So. Armonk, NY Columbia, SC 65 MICHAEL CHEEVER C 6-4 281 *Jr. 69 ZACH FILLER DT 6-5 284 Fr. Newnan, GA Tallahassee, FL 28 JIMMY CLEMENTS ss 6-3 207 So. 54 JAMES RICHARDS DT 6-3 260 •Fr. Marietta, GA Calhoun, GA 41 FREDDIE COGER OLB 6-2 248 Sr. 3 HARIE ROBINSON SE 5-11 176 •Fr. Pittsburgh, PA Athens, GA 39 JAMAL COX ILB 6-3 230 Sr. 50 RON ROGERS ILB 6-1 230 •Fr. 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As a 1993 third-team AII-ACC selection, preseason Butkus Award candidate, and the #8 Outside Linebacker in America by Sport- to find out that the sportswriters realized that yards) and in tackles-for-loss (10-19 yards). ing News in its preseason publication for I was a talented player." His 78 tackles in 1993 rank as the highest 1994, some would say that these accom- This honor has given Rouse a challenge total ever for a Tiger JUCO transfer in his plishments would be difficult to reach, much to strive to make improvements in practice first year of eligibility. less to surpass them. But senior Wardell and in the weight-room. "During the off-sea- In 1993, Rouse played the Inside Line- 4-3 Rouse takes his honors in stride using them son, I hit the weights pretty hard and tried to backer position for several games in a as motivation in fact, and he is never afraid get myself in better physical condition for defensive set, which gave him the opportu- to offer leadership to his teammates. the 1994 season." Along with his presti- nity to rush the quarterback more often. Rouse is a leader in many aspects. The gious Butkus nomination, Rouse was This season he has been moved to the out- senior from Clewiston, FL leads the 1994 picked as a preseason First-Team AII-ACC side linebacker position in a 5-2 defensive Clemson Tigers in sacks with 5.5 for 30 for 1994 by the Athlon sports magazine. set and has had to learn several different yards, caused fumbles (3), blocked kicks "Some people don't make a lot of preseason techniques, which means covering a lot (1), and is second on the team in tackles for awards, but it gave me a lot of confidence more open space. Coach Johnson is loss (10). throughout this season, and I use it as a impressed with Rouse's quick adaptability to Not only is Rouse a leader according to motivational tool everytime I compete on the the outside linebacker position. "He's the statistics, he exhibits leadership on the football field. It gives me something to (Rouse) had an excellent year, and one of field in the form of keeping morale high and shoot for." the things that I'm most impressed about is offering support to his teammates. Outside As a junior coming out of Itawamba his performance in the pass rush, which Linebackers coach Ellis Johnson likes Junior College in Fulton, MS, Rouse was could help his opportunities to play after he Rouse's confidence and leadership on and rated as the 37th-best Junior College player leaves Clemson University." off the field. "I've been very pleased with in the nation by SuperPrep. One would If Rouse moves on to the NFL, he Wardell, not only with his playing abilities, think the transition from junior college to a already has a player to emulate. Derrick but with his leadership on the field. Some of major Division I college team would be a dif- Thomas of the Kansas City Chiefs has pro- the players have gotten a little frustrated at ficult task to overcome, but Rouse proved vided Rouse with the motivation and drive to times this year with their individual perfor- most everybody flat wrong. reach his goals of playing on Sundays. "I'm mances and Wardell has been very support- "I've been asked that question a lot, and a big Miami Dolphins fan, but my favorite ive with them." I think the transition for me was very player I'd have to say is Derrick Thomas To add to his accomplishments this sea- smooth. Coming out of high school, I because he is so exciting to watch. His son. Rouse tied the Clemson record for thought I could play at the Division I level." aggressiveness and style of play are things sacks in a game in the Maryland win last In 1993, Rouse was third on the team with I try to pattern. When I have the chance to season. It was the seventh time a Clemson 78 tackles, behind 1993 First-Team AII-ACC watch a game on television, I try to focus in player had recorded three sacks in a game, linemen Brentson Buckner and fellow 1994 on how he plays and learn new techniques but Rouse became the first Tiger linebacker Butkus Award candidate Tim Jones. He from him." to do it. Other former Tigers who had three was also second on the team in sacks (3-4 Rouse also emulates Thomas and other sacks in a game were Michael Dean Perry, NFL outside linebackers in terms of strength who accomplished this feat twice, Chester training habits and statistics. Strength train- McGlockton, and Brentson Buckner. All of ing, like running practice drills, is a vital part these former Tigers are currently playing in of the entire training process. He has been the National Football League. cited as being the strongest outside line- In 1994, Rouse has been named the backer at Clemson on a pound-for-pound Exxon Tiger-of-the-Game at Florida State, basis since Tiger strength coaches began where he recorded nine tackles, seven of keeping stats 10 years ago. Rouse boasts which were first hits, and one sack. He was the best power ratio (6.83) by a Clemson also named the Army ROTC Take No Pris- linebacker, which is pretty impressive since oners Award winner versus Furman, where Clemson has sent five players at the line- he put up impressive statistics. He had backer position to the NFL in the last three seven tackles (six first hits), three tackles- years. His Speed (4.62) is another asset for-loss for negative 1 5 yards, and one and that could prolong his career. a half sacks for negative 12 yards. "Being For Rouse to move on to the NFL he named the Exxon Tiger-of-the-Game realizes he must have it all: work ethic, raw against Florida State was a special accom- speed, agility, mental toughness and a basic plishment for me, because I grew up near football sense, But, he also realizes there Florida State and I always disliked the Semi- are intangibles, intangibles he and his line- noles. It was also very enjoyable to get this backers teammates have displayed at honor because, next to playing at Death Val- Clemson this year. ley, Doak Campbell Stadium is my favorite "All the linebackers have been leaders place to play because I had a lot of friends this year, and that has been a good experi- in the stands." ence for us. We all understand the Clemson Rouse earned third-team AII-ACC hon- tradition. We can use individual honors and ors his first year, the first junior college accomplishments to motivate us, but we all transfer in Clemson history to be chosen to know that those awards are secondary to an AII-ACC team of any kind in his first year. what the team accomplishes. How you fit in "After my first season at Clemson, being to any team concept is the most important third on the team in tackles I didn't think any- thing at any level of football." one really noticed me, and it was a real Sounds like Wardell Rouse has the total shock to me to make AII-ACC in my first year package necessary to continue his football at the Division I level. It was very pleasing career into the 21st century. Rouse is Clemson's leader in sacks in 1994. 1994 Clemson FoothaU 61 ^ D E R A L M P L Y E E S SCORE! It takes more than one player to score a touchdown. That's a simple fact of the game. The same is true with the health insurance you trust to get you through this game called life. 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One tradition at Clemson that is going strong and heading into its 61st year is IPTAY. The IPTAY Scholarship academic advisors, assisted by graduate improvements include the expansion of Foundation, is known throughout the country and undergraduate students. This support is the football stadium, the renovated baseball for its faithful and generous contributions by intended to ensure that all student-athletes facility (Tiger Field), the outdoor track with its supporters. A recent USA Today article are given the opportunity to earn their new stadium facilities, the indoor called IPTAY the best-known organization of degree while participating in athletics. tennis facility, the soccer stadium, the weight its kind in the nation. The article noted that at IPTAY donors have also played an room, the new golf practice area, a time when college athletic costs are rising intricate role in the "Campaign for Clemson", a new cross country course, and the IPTAY continues to lead the way in support- a long range fund-raising project of the IPTAY/Ticket office facility. ing athletic scholarships at Clemson. IPTAY University. The University's original goal of The facilities are among the best in the plays a major role in ensuring that all 19 of 62 million dollars was surpassed with the country, at least that must be the opinion the varsity sports at Clemson are given the next goal of 78 million also being surpassed of the NCAA. Over the last two years maximum amount of scholarships allowed in the campaign that ended on June 30, Clemson has played host to NCAA events in by the NCAA. 1992. IPTAY provided three million dollars four different sports, including three in 1993- IPTAY completed another record break- with ongoing opportunities for donors to be 94. ing year in 1 993-94 when it went over the $6 part of the Vickery Hall Academic Learning IPTAY is also proud to provide the million mark for the first time. The total num- Center. funding for Tiger Band. Each year IPTAY ber of members reached over 18,000. The Vickery Hall, located on East Campus, is establishes financial support for travel, Tiger Cub Club was also introduced for a 27,000 square foot facility that houses the uniforms and equipment for this integral part the first time, giving Clemson fans from birth tutoring and advising programs for of the Clemson athletic program. to age 22 a chance to become involved in student-athletes. The building contains vari- While IPTAY is primarily concerned Tiger athletics. ous-sized study and tutoring rooms used for with athletic fundraising, the mission of Thanks to this support on the field, individual study as well as small group Clemson University has not been over- Clemson enjoyed another banner year in instruction. looked. The IPTAY Academic Scholarship 1993-94. The program ranked 16th among The generous support of loyal donors to Endowment was created to help meet the all-around programs in the nation according IPTAY has allowed the organization to go need for more academic scholarships for to the Sears NACDA rankings, and had nine beyond the funding of athletic scholarships non-athletes who are highly qualified acade- teams ranked among the top 25 in by providing the financial basis mically. This scholarship endowment is the respective final rankings. Clemson for many of the unparalled athletic facilities funded by certain company gifts that are was especially successful in the Spring at Clemson. made as a result of employee contributions when the baseball, golf and track teams Since 1978, IPTAY has provided the to IPTAY. In addition, the athletic department were all ranked among the top 11 in the funding for $34 million of capital improve- has made generous contributions to the nation. Clemson's traditional sports of ments in the area of athletics. These endowment from athletic revenues. football, basketball and baseball were The IPTAY Academic Fund is also successful. Clemson and Florida presently the largest scholarship endow- were the only teams in the nation to win ment of its kind at Clemson providing at least nine football games, 18 basket- $1.9 million in funds, currently benefit- ball games and 36 baseball games. ting more than 50 students. IPTAY's It was also a banner year academi- support extends to all of the student cally. Soccer goal keeper Jaro Zawislan body. was the recipient of the ACC's Jim The tremendous support of IPTAY Weaver Award as one of the outstand- is due, in large part, to the organization- ing all-around student-athletes in the al makeup that allows donors to be as league. In the Spring semester of 1994, close to IPTAY as they are to their local 43 student athletes were on the dean's IPTAY leadership. Each of South list and 14 had a perfect 4.0. Tiger foot- Carolina's 46 counties has an IPTAY ball player Warren Forney was the recip- County chairman, and every county is ient of Clemson's Algernon Sydney- alloted an IPTAY representative for Sullivan Award, which is given to a every 35 donors. Clemson student for outstanding service One important way IPTAY keeps to others. in touch with its membership is the IPTAY is recognized as one of the annual Clemson Club meeting held in oldest, largest and most successful ath- April and May of each year. These meet- letic fundraising organizations in ings, which feature different coaches America. IPTAY was the first athletic and administrators, are just one of the fundraising organization in the country ways of making the local IPTAY mem- to top the two, three, four, and five-mil- bers feel close to Clemson. lion dollar marks in annual donations. Clemson University will continue to In 1934, Dr. Rupert Fike founded be recognized and respected on the IPTAY with a very simple purpose in national level athletically and academi- mind: IPTAY provides funds for athletic cally with the full support of IPTAY. scholarships. Since 1934 IPTAY has IPTAY will continue to be successful certainly met Pike's goal, providing because a loyal commitment to scholarships for over 5,000 student-ath- Clemson University is a way of life in the letes, trainers, and managers. Tommy West spoke to a record 38 IPTAY meetings hearts of Clemson alumni and friends. IPTAY currently provides the funds last spring. The organization is the reason Clemson for tutorial programs staffed by trained offers a full complement of scholarships in each sport. 1994 Clemson Football 64 1 1995 SjH^ Clemson Tiger ^W^^ Football Camps The Clemson Tiger Football Camps are non-contact instructional camps. There are two camps to choose from. The Tiger Cub Camp is for boys in grades 4-8. The Tiger Camp is for boys in grades 9-1 2. Coach West and the entire coaching staff are camp instructors along with select high school coaches. Come be evaluated by the best! 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These Most emergencies occurring at the sta- units are staffed with skill-care dium result from pre-existing medical con- EXPECT A DENIAL nurses, physicians, cardiologists, ditions. Bring your medical identification Frequently heart attack victims deny internists, paramedics, and EMTs. card or wear medical identification jewel- they are having a heart attack. The event 2. Mobile units of EMTs and para- ry. Moderation is the key with dress, food, is frightening or they don't want the medics are strategically located beverage intake, and physical exertion. embarrassment of a false alarm. throughout the entire stadium. The two most frequent medical problems Therefore, they delay getting help by 3. Ambulances with life-support at football games are allergic reactions to ignoring their symptoms or rationalizing, equipment are available in North insect stings and heart attacks. "It's just indigestion." stand and South stand areas and Find out what's really wrong. Prompt have prearranged routes for evacu- INSECT STINGS: response can dramatically increase ation to local hospitals. Common at outdoor events. Treat chances of survival and recovery. immediately with ice and seek medical New therapies have been developed Learn to recognize these personnel advice. If allergic, carry a kit from your that can minimize heart damage and save and facilities. physician with you. lives if treatment begins within the first few hours of symptom onset. "Time is mus- WHAT TO DO IF EMERGENCIES HOW TO RECOGNIZE A HEART cle." Get help or get to a hospital immedi- ARISE: ATTACK: ately. Please step back and give the orga- The symptoms of a heart attack vary, nized EMS personnel room to work. Well- but the usual warning signs are: THE STADIUM EMERGENCY PHONE intentioned attempts to help by untrained 1. Uncomfortable pressure, fullness. 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Most Associated Press Top 25 Seasons, 1986-93 Team 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 Tot Miami (FL) 2 1 2 1 3 1 3 15 8 Nebraska 5 6 10 11 24 15 14 3 8 Michigan 8 19 4 7 7 6 5 19 8 Clemson 17 12 9 12 9 18 23 7 Texas A&M 13 10 20 15 12 7 8 7 Florida State — 2 3 3 4 4 2 1 7 Notre Dame — 17 1 2 6 13 4 2 7 Oklahoma 3 3 14 17 16 14 6 Alabama 9 17 9 5 1 13 6 Tennessee — 14 5 8 14 12 11 6 Most Seasons 75 % Winning Percentage or better, 1986-93 Team 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 Tot Miami (FL) .917 1.000 .917 .917 .833 1.000 .917 .750 8 Nebraska .833 .833 .846 .833 .750 .792 .750 .917 8 Clemson .750 .833 .833 .833 .833 .791 .455 .750 7 Florida St. .625 .917 .917 .833 .833 .846 .917 .923 7 Michigan .846 .667 .792 .833 .750 .833 .875 .667 6 Notre Dame .455 .667 1.000 .923 .750 .769 .875 .917 6 Alabama .769 .583 .750 .833 .583 .917 1.000 .731 5 Auburn .833 .792 .833 .833 .708 .455 .500 1.000 5 Fresno St. .818 .545 .833 .917 .773 .833 .692 .667 5 Oklahoma .833 .917 .750 .636 .727 .750 .545 .750 5 Tennessee .583 .731 .455 .917 .769 .750 .750 .792 5 Texas A&M .750 .833 .583 .727 .731 .833 .923 .833 5 Most Bowl Appearances 1986-93 Team 1 986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 Tot Alabama Hanc. Hall Hanc. Sugar Fiesta Suns. Sugar Gator 8 BYU Free. All-Am Free Holid. Holid. Holid. Aloha Holid. 8 Florida St. All-Am Fiesta Sugar Fiesta Sunsh. Cotton Orange Orange 8 Miami Fiesta Orange Orange Sugar Cotton Orange Sugar Fiesta 8 Michigan Rose Hall Rose Rose Gator Rose Rose Hall 8 Nebraska Sugar Fiesta Orange Fiesta Citrus Orange Orange Orange 8 Clemson Gator Citrus Citrus Gator Hall Citrus Peach 7 Colorado Blue. Free Orange Orange Sunsh Fiesta Aloha 7 Penn St. Fiesta Citrus Holid. Sunsh Fiesta Sunsh Citrus 7 So. Gal. Citrus Rose Rose Rose Hanc. Free Free 7 Tenn. Liberty Peach Cotton Sugar Fiesta Hall Citrus 7 Not. Dame Cotton Fiesta Orange Orange Sugar Cotton Cotton 7 Most Bowl Victories, 1986-93 Team 1 986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 Tot Florida St. All-Am Fiesta Sugar Fiesta Sunsh Cotton Orange Orange 8 Clemson Gator Citrus Citrus Gator Hall Peach 6 Alabama Hanc. Hanc. Sunsh. Sugar Gator 5 Miami (FL) Orange Orange Sugar Cotton Orange 5 Michigan Hall Rose Gator Rose Hall 5 Not. Dame Fiesta Orange Sugar Cotton Cotton 5 Syracuse Hall Peach Aloha Hall Fiesta 5 Tenn. Liberty Peach Cotton Sugar Hall 5 UCLA Free Aloha Cotton Hanc Copper 5 1994 Clemson Football 69 Single Game Records Category NCAA Clemson Most Rushes: 58, Tony Sands, Kansas vs. Missouri, 1991 36, Jim Shirley vs. N.C. State, 1951 36, Ray Yauger vs. Wake Forest, 1969 Most Yards Rushing: 396, Tony Sands, Kansas vs. Missouri, 1991 260, Cliff Austin vs. Duke, 1982 Most TDs Rushing: 8, Howard Griffith, Illinois vs. S. Illinois, 1990 5, Stumpy Banks vs. Furman, 1917 5, Maxcey Welch vs. Newberry, 1930 All-Purpose Yards: 422, Marshall Faulk, San Diego St. vs. Pacific, 1991 274, Terrence Flagler vs. Wake Forest, 1986 Most Pass Attempts: 79, Matt Vogler, TCU vs. Houston, 1990 55, Patrick Sapp vs. Maryland, 1992 Most Pass Completions: 48, David Klingler, Houston vs. SMU, 1990 25, Tommy Kendrick vs. Florida State, 1970 25, Patrick Sapp vs. Maryland, 1992 Most Yds. Passing: 716, David Klingler, Houston vs. Arizona State, 1990 323, Thomas Ray vs. North Carolina, 1965 Most TD Passes: 11, David Klingler, Houston vs. E. Washington, 1990 4, Bobby Gage vs. Auburn, 1947 Pass Efficiency: 403.4, Tim Clifford, Indiana vs. Colorado, 1980 240.4, Jimmy Addison vs. Virginia, 1966 (Min. 14 attempts) (11-14-345-0-5) (12-19-283-0-3) Most Receptions: 22, Jay Miller, Brigham Young vs. New Mexico, 1973 11, Phil Rogers vs. North Carolina, 1965 Most Reception Yards: 349, Chuck Hughes, UTEP vs. N. Texas State, 1965 163, Jerry Butler vs. Georgia Tech, 1977 Most TD Receptions: 6, Tim Delaney, San Diego St. vs. N. Mexico St., 1969 3, Dreher Gaskin vs. Auburn, 1953 Most Plays: 94, Matt Vogler, TCU vs. Houston, 1990 64, Patnck Sapp vs. Maryland, 1992 Most Total Offense: 732, David Klingler, Houston vs. Arizona St., 1990 374, Bobby Gage vs. Auburn, 1947 Most Points: 48, Howard Gnffith, Illinois vs. Southern Illinois, 1990 33, Maxcey Welch vs. Newberry, 1990 Most Field Goals: 7, Dale Klein, Nebraska vs. Missouri, 1985 5 , Nelson Welch vs. N.C. State, 1991, 7, Mike Prindle, Western Michigan vs. Marshall, 1984 Maryland, 1992 Most Touchdowns: 8, Howard Griffith, Illinois vs. Southern Illinois, 1990 5 (same as for rushing touchdowns) Most Punts: 36, Charlie Calhoun, Texas Tech vs. Centenary, 1939 13, Marion Butler vs. Wake Forest, 1942 Highest Average 60.4 (5-302), Lee Johnson, BYU vs. Wyoming, 1983 52.0 (5-260), Banks McFadden vs. G. (Min. 5 att.): Washington, 1939 Most Punt Returns: 20, Milton Hall, Texas Tech vs. Centenary, 1939 10, Shad Bryant vs. Furman, 1939 Most Punt Ret. Yds: 219, Golden Richards, BYU vs. N. Texas St., 1971 167, Don Kelley vs. Maryland, 1970 Most Kickoff Returns: 11, Trevor Cobb, Rice vs. Houston, 1989 7, John Shields vs. Alabama, 1969 Most Kickoff Ret. Yds: 241, Jeff Blitz, Harvard vs. Princeton, 1952 174, Dave Thomas vs. Georgia Tech, 1972 Most Interceptions: 5, by many (Last: Dan Rebsch, Miami (OH) vs. 3, Kit Jackson vs. Wake Forest, 1965 W. Michigan, 1972) Interceptions Ret. Yds: 182, Ashley Lee, Virginia Tech vs. Vanderbilt, 1983 102, Don Kelley vs. Duke, 1970 Acme Business Products 4122 Clemson Boulevard Suite 4-G Anderson, SC 29621 (803) 224-8166 1-800-846-7667 Fax: (803) 224-8177 ACME BUSINESS PRODUCTS AND RICOH ... A WINNING COMBINATION! We're Proud To Be Clemson's Largest Copier Vendor. 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Acting on the recommendation of the IPTAY Board of Directors with concurrence will complete the overall renovation of the by the University Commission on Names, Jervey Athletic Center. This past summer the Clemson Board of Trustees unanimous- the Tiger football team came back to a new ly approved at their April 8, 1994 meeting and expanded locker room with fresh paint, the naming of the annex to the Jervey new carpeting, new lockers and more Athletic Center as the Banks McFadden space. The training room was also Building. The facility, which will house foot- expanded and a player lounge area, com- ball offices and meeting rooms, is currently plete with video games and television, was under construction and is scheduled to be added. By next year the weight room below completed in February 1995. the Jervey Athletic Center will be increased The McFadden Building will be a 20,000 in size to 14,000 square feet. A televison square foot facility that will house all the studio will also be designed and construct- offices and meeting rooms for Clemson's ed as part of the Jervey Center remodeling. football team. There will be separate state- "The completion of this building will give of-the-art meeting rooms for all nine position us outstanding facilities in every area," said areas on the Clemson football team. It will Head Coach Tommy West. "We now have a also house a trophy and memorabilia area stadium that is second to none as far as its at its entrance. Additionally, there will be an appearance, tradition and ability to accom- office complete with video equipment for modate large crowds in a pleasant and Professional Scouts, who visit Clemson to unique setting. We have a new, modern evaluate Tiger talent frequently. and spacious locker room, team area and The McFadden Building is after When the football staff moves out of its training facilities. And, the meeting and named Clemson's greatest all-around athlete. current offices in the Jervey Athletic Center office areas will now be comfortable places it will allow the other sports to spread out its to learn and work. office area, thereby creating separate "This program worked hard this year and haps, the greatest athlete in Clemson histo- ry- offices for assistant coaches. it will always work hard. We spend so "It is fitting that this facility bear the "This building will benefit Clemson stu- much time together it is important to have dent-athletes in many ways," said Clemson comfortable, facilities that allow you to get name of Banks McFadden, the only Clemson athlete honored as the Nation's Athletic Director Bobby Robinson. "It will the best out of your players and coaches. If Most Versatile Athlete," said Robinson. certainly upgrade our football facilities, but it your facilities are top of the line, you will this will also help the non-revenue sports on a have the full attention of your players. With "Banks McFadden has served in for long." day to day basis because they will have the NCAA rules limiting practice and meet- University so many ways so "This is a tribute to a man who has given more room. When we built the Jervey ing time, it is important to get the most out of lifetime of Athletic Center in 1973 we didn't even have this time period." a service to Clemson University," said Nick Lomax, Clemson vice president any women's sports. We have doubled in Clemson hopes the McFadden Building " for administration. "I can't think of size since then. will enhance the Tiger football tradition, so it anyone honor." The building of the McFadden building is fitting that the building is named after, per- more deserving of this McFadden was an All-American in foot- ball and basketball during the 1 939 calendar year. He led the Tiger basketball team to the 1939 Southern Conference Championship, then guided the Clemson football team to a Cotton Bowl victory over Boston College and a number-11 national ranking the following fall. He was also the top track performer in the state and led Clemson to the state championship. McFadden is the only former Clemson football player to be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame and is also a charter member of the South Carolina Athletic Hall of Fame and the Clemson Hall of Fame. He received the Distinguished Alumnus Award from Clemson in 1966. After retiring from coaching in 1969, McFadden served as director of Clemson's intramural program for 16 years. In all, he spent nearly 50 years as a student-athlete, coach and administrator at Clemson. "I am deeply humbled and gratified by this tremendous honor and would like to thank all who made it possible," said Clemson's 20,000 square foot McFadden Building will be ready in February. It will house McFadden. all new meeting rooms and offices for Tiger players and coaches. 1994 Clemson Football 73 ^ji Georgia Tech Georgia Institute of Technology Location: Atlanta, GA Nickname: Yellow Jackets Stadium Name: Bobby Dodd Stadium/ Grant Field (46,000) Turf: All-Pro (Artificial) Enrollment: 12,900 Colors: Old Gold and White 1st Year of Football: 1892 Head Coach/Alma Mater: George O'Leary/New Hampshire '68 Assistant Coaches/Alma Mater/Pos): Danny Smith (Edinboro State/DB), George O'Leary (New Hampshire/Det. Line), Gary Crowton (Brigham Young/QB), Steve Shankweiler (Davidson/Off. Line), Dave Huxtable (East lllinois/ILB), Brian Baker (Maryland/OLB), Rusty Burns (SpringfieldAA/R), Craig Cason (Howard/TE, Special Teams), Greg Nord (Kentucky/RB) Lettermen Lost: 18 Lettermen Returning: 38 Starters Lost: 10 Starters Returning: 11 Administration Building Offensive Formation: Multiple Defensive Formation: Multiple 1994 Honors Candidates: Michael Cheever C, Jamal Cox ILB, Jason Bender P Dr. G. Wayne Clough Dr. Homer Rice George O'Leary President Director of Athletics Head Coach C Michael Cheever HB Derrick Steagall ILB Jamal Cox 1994 Clemson Football 74 « ^^^1 . , 1 Jason Bender Brian Bravy Omar Cassidy Michael Cheever Freddie Coger FL-P» 17 G • 74 SE'7 C«65 OLB • 49 •*-«««- \ IS i Jama! Cox Donnie Davis Jason Dukes Elliott Fortune Lethon Flowers ILB • 39 WR • 13 T»70 nDT«99 CB '4 J ^ David Hendrix Don Hickson Chris Leone Jimy Lincoln Tommy Luginbill SS • 15 OLB • 30 K • 11 TB • 42 QB • 16 7 ~ WW/ Curtis McGee Bill Neuss Nathan Ferryman Michael Smith Derrick Steagall T«59 DT-58 CB • 32 FB '2 HB • 9 r\ / W/' I ^ . ./ Ryan Stewart Todd Vance Chuck Vernau Rodney Wilkerson Cedric Zachery FS • 24 TE • 82 G • 75 ILB • 40 FL« 1 1994 Clemson Football 75 tfl} Hall of Fame Multi-sport athletes and coaches highlight the by Sam Blackman Clemson Hall of Fame Class of 1994. Perhaps one of the greatest assets we possess is our memories. your family. NCAA Meet when she set a NCAA record Trophies, plaques, and halls of fame "I have many fonds memories of my in the 200 free when she won the event. were designed to remind us of accom- Clemson experience. My greatest memo- Kremer also scored more points than any plishments and goals that were reached ries are of my friends and the effort we put other individual at the NCAAs that year. by individuals and teams as the years go together as a team. Some of my team- She was a two-time ACC Swimmer-of- by. Today, the Clemson Hall of Fame will mates are still some of my best friends." the-Year during her Clemson tenure. honor seven former Tiger athletes and Dreher Gaskin, Jr. played football at "It's hard to put in words what being coaches who have created valuable rec- Clemson between 1950-53. He was selected to the Clemson Hall of Fame ollections that are tucked away safely in Clemson's first first-team AII-ACC per- means. It is beyond my beliefs, and it is a many people's memory banks—memo- former in 1953. Gaskin played in the special honor. My most memorable ries that have set a standard of excellence annual College All-Star Game in Chicago moment at Clemson was winning the 200 in leadership and athletic ability. in 1954 and played in the Blue-Gray All- and 500 meter freestyle events at the in partic- also I With today's induction ceremony, the Star game 1953. He was a NCAA meet when I was a freshman. in in Clemson Hall of Fame has 127 members. ipant the Senior Bowl Game 1954. could not believe I won those events. I Those being honored today include: Gaskin was drafted by the Detroit Lions in owe a great deal to (former Coach) Bob Jimmy Addison, Dreher Gaskin, Mitzi Kre- the 10th round. Boettner." mer, Dewey Quinn, Bob Paulling, Walter "I am excited about being selected to The Father of Clemson Athletics, Dr. Riggs, and Annie Tribble. the Clemson Hall of Fame. I am proud to Walter Merritt Riggs, is also being hon- Jimmy Addison was a standout quar- be one of the few Tiger athletes selected. ored today. Riggs was Clemson's first terback in 1965-67. He was named All- My fondest memories came when we football coach and started the athletic ACC in 1966 and was an Academic All- played in the Orange and Gator Bowls department at Clemson College in 1896. ACC selection in 1967. He later was a during my career. I always wanted to go He served as the President of the South- recipient of the NCAA Post-Graduate to school at Clemson and it was a great ern Intercollegiate Athletic Association Scholarship in 1968. He still ranks in the experience for me." and acted as Clemson's first Athletic top 10 in Clemson history in passing Mitzi Kremer was a four-time NCAA Director. Clemson's first football stadium yardage, completions, percentage, and swimming champion during her career in and current soccer field is named in his touchdowns. Addison was also the first 1986-89. She was a NCAA champion in honor (Riggs Field). He also hired the Clemson quarterback to complete over the 200 free and the 500 free in both the legendary John Heisman as Clemson's 50% of his passes and complete over 200 1987 and 1989 seasons. Kremer earned Football Coach in 1900. passes during his career. a Bronze Medal in the 1988 Olympics in Dewey Quinn was a three-sport star "This is a great honor," said Addison. "I the 4 X 100 meter relay. She was the first for the Tigers between 1943-46. He have always thought of Clemson as a big Clemson athlete to win an Olympic medal played football, basketball, and baseball family and being inducted in the Clemson while enrolled at the school. Perhaps her during his career. He led the 1946 base- Hall of Fame is like receiving a gift from greatest moment occurred at the 1989 Jimmy Addison Dreher Gaskin Mitzi Kremer NCAA Scholarship Winner Clemson's First AII-ACC Gridder 4-Time NCAA Champion J 994 Clemson Football 76 Dewey Quinn Bob Paulling Walter Riggs 3-Sport Star in 1940s AII-ACC in Football and Baseball Founding Father of Clemson Athletics ball team in batting average (.365) and led inducted into the Clemson University Hall "I feel very honored and excited going the in I 1946 and 1947 baseball teams of Fame. had a great time competing in into the Clemson Hall of Fame. It is a big RBIs. Quinn is one of just 15 athletes in both football and baseball. I really appre- honor not only for me, but my family. Clemson history to letter in three different ciate Coach (Danny) Ford and Coach When I look back there are many memo- sports. (Bill) Wilhelm pushing me so I could be ries. Some that stand out are winning the "This is the biggest honor I have ever the best I could be. Some moments that ACC regular season title in 1981 and had. I had great experiences playing for come to mind would be the day I had six going to the ACC Tournament finals in Clemson in three sports. My most mem- hits in a baseball game against Georgia 1982. I also had the opportunity to coach orable moments came in baseball when Tech and the day I hit three home runs the South Squad and win the gold medal we played in the baseball playoffs at New against Georgia. In football, winning the at the Olympic Festival. However, I most Haven CT, at Yale. George Bush played National Championship in the 1982 remember the players 1 had the privilege at Yale at the time. We also beat Georgia Orange Bowl speaks for itself." to coach. That is what it is all about. I Tech in football (1945), and that was just A name synonymous with Clemson really enjoyed working with the young the second time we had beaten them Lady Tiger Basketball is former Head people and the satisfaction that came with since 1907." Coach Annie Tribble. Tribble served as it." Bob Paulling was a two-sport star in Head Coach for the Lady Tigers for 11 football and baseball in 1979-83. He was seasons (1976-87). During this time she a first-team AII-ACC placekicker in football coached seven -1-20 win seasons. Her for the Tigers in 1983. He was ranked teams appeared in seven postseason 11th in the nation in scoring (8.2 points a tournaments, including the inaugural game), was sixth in kick-scoring and 10th NCAA Tournament in 1982. in field goals per game. In 11 seasons, Tribble coached Clem- Paulling set Clemson's career record son to a 200-135 record, for a 60 percent for field goal percentage as he made 34- mark. In her career at Clemson and 41 (.829). He also set Clemson's career Anderson Junior College, she amassed a record for extra points with 107, as he 355-168 record in 20 years for a 68 per- missed just two in his entire career. In cent mark. baseball, Paulling was named AII-ACC in Tribble coached Clemson to the 1983 when he batted .407. The .407 1980-81 ACC Regular Season Champi- average set the school record for highest onship, the Lady Tigers' first regular sea- batting average given a minimum of 150 son title in Clemson women's basketball at bats, a mark that was broken last year history. She coached five Ail-Americans by current Tiger Shane Monahan. at Clemson and was a charter member of Paulling is one of only two players in the Women's Basketball Coaches Associ- Clemson history to record six hits in a ation. game and three home runs in a game, She was inducted into the South Car- and is the only Clemson athlete in the olina Athletic Hall of Fame in 1994. Trib- decade of the 1980s to be named first- ble graduated from Clemson in 1966 and team AII-ACC in two sports. earned a master's degree from Clemson Annie Tribble 200 Wins at Clemson "I am very honored and fortunate to be in 1969. 1994 Clemson Football 77 ^^jt Tiger Cub Club CHRISTIE FAULKNER 8-24-83 The sustaining membersiiip requires a one time contribution of $500.00. This entitles the member The Perfect Gift For That Special Tiger Cub to a handcrafted Tiger Paw Commemorative Tile Plaque with his/her name and birthdate on it. The 'A Sustaining IVIembership' tile plaque will be placed on the Tiger Cub Club The Tiger Cub Club Wall of Fame Wall of Fame which is located at the North Stands of Clemson Memorial Stadium. The IPTAY Tiger Cub Club mural is a commissioned artwork cre- The one time contribution of $500.00 will ated by Pendleton potter Rob Gentry. insure the Cub's membership until his/her 22nd IPTAY Tiger Club Cub birthday. 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Get customized paging and guaranteed service, only from 1-800-868-6546 1-800-462-5819 Dial Paae. For more intomialion, call S(K1-X45-PAGE. Meeting the growing demands of tomorrow, today. inLPncE Wlien Mfs.siii!f Matters LENDER = 1 994 Clemson Football ^^^^^^^= 78 " ^ Lady Tiger Basketball by Sam Blackman Jim Davis looks for an eighth straight NCAA Tournament appearance behind a roster that includes There's strength in numbers. "13 players can contribute. This is an old adage that comes to mind who when talking to Clemson Head Coach Jim Davis about his team for 1994-95. Never as a three point scoring threat for us last going to get from Renee night in and night before has Clemson had so much depth year. We are looking for leadership from out. She had some outstanding perfor- his under Davis. He feels as though team Tara in the upcoming season. She is a mances and was very instrumental in us has 13 players who can step in and con- proven weapon for us on the offensive end. winning some big basketball games last tribute at any point in the game. She will draw a lot of attention from oppos- year. She is a 'model' Lady Tiger. "The key to this year's team is everybody ing defenses from the tipoff of our season." Alison Rhoad played in 20 games, aver- has to carry their share of the load," said The Lady Tigers also return reserve point aging 5.8 minutes per game last year. will entering his eighth year Davis who be as guard Calesha Corder, who averaged 5.3 "Alison Rhoad still has back problems and of the Tigers. Everyone head coach Lady points per game, and finished the season is still a question mark for this season. contribute, in their dif- has to chip and add with 68 assists, in just 18.6 minutes per There is no question she can score. She can't ferent dimension to our cause. We game. "Calesha was a very valuable back- is our answer to instant offense. When she Barr, replace Jessica (Kodak Ail-American) up point guard in 1993-94. She received a comes in a game, she always gives us that 1993- our leading scorer and rebounder in lot of playing time last year and played very extra punch." 94, with one player. We do not have a play- solid basketball for us at the end of the Laura Cottrell averaged 11 .2 minutes per er of that caliber, however, I do think we year. The ball is in her hands as we start the game in 27 contests last season and con- have a great blend of veterans and new- new year. tributed 4.0 points and 2.6 rebounds per comers. Junior Dory Kidd saw action in 30 games outing, fine numbers for a rookie. She came "This team is going to have great depth. last year averaging 15.3 minutes per game. on strong at the end of the season, as We have 13 players who are going to be She finished the season averaging 2.9 shown by her 14 point performance in the able to contribute. Our inside situation will points per game and 2.1 rebounds per con- ACC Tournament against N.C. State. determined by how well Jaci Stimson be test. "I don't think Dory has exploded on Clemson added three players to the comes off her knee surgery. I think she the scene like she is capable of doing. I frontcourt. Jennifer Davis was a honorable proved her freshman year that she can play think she has the potential to be a solid per- mention Ail-American and earned all-state at this level." former in this league at the number- two or honors in Tennessee. Her twin sister Clemson finished the 1993-94 season three positions. Dory is very athletic and Jeanette will play in the backcourt. Kerri with a 20-10 record overall and won a has great strength and size. Thomas has the size to contribute immedi- school-record 11 ACC games. The Lady Angie Salyer saw action in 25 games in ately in the frontcourt, while Brook Staebell Tigers advanced to the NCAA Tournament 1993-94 as a freshman and should also was a 20-point scorer two years ago, but for the seventh consecutive year. Clemson contribute in the backcourt. missed most of her senior year of high is one of only 10 schools in the nation to The Lady Tigers added two newcomers school due to a knee injury. participate in the last seven NCAA to the backcourt in Jeanette Davis and The Lady Tigers play an exhibition game Tournaments. Stephanie Ridgeway. Davis was a honor- against Latvia this coming Wednesday at "We should be a good shooting team. I able mention Ail-American and earned all 7:00 PM at Littlejohn Coliseum. The first don't think we will have to rely on one per- state honors in Tennessee last year. Her regular season game will be against son having a hot hand on a particular night. twin sister Jennifer will play in the front Western Kentucky on November 27 at the I think this will be the most balanced team court. Ridgeway, a junior college transfer Sports Belle Classic in Murfreesboro, TN. we have had since I have been at Clemson. from Truett-McConnell Junior College The first home game will be November 30 We may not have a player averaging in dou- (Cleveland, GA) averaged 22.4 ppg., and against Western Carolina at 7:00 PM. ble figures in scoring, instead, we may have 3.2 rpg. her sophomore season. She fin- 10 or 12 girls averaging in the seven and ished the season hitting 58% from the floor eight point range. Three-point shooting will and 40% from the three-point line. be a big part of our game plan. Clemson must replace ACC Player -of- "I think we are going to be very deep, the-Year Jessica Barr in the frontcourt, but and this is to athletic going be the most team there is still great depth with the return of we have ever had. We are going to be a starters Renee Rayton and Dawn Stewart. team of fighters. I expect this team to be a The Lady Tigers return three other players group of determined young ladies who will who picked up a great deal of experience in fight, paw, and claw for everything they will 1993-94, they include: Jaci Stimson, Laura get on the basketball court. Cottrell, and Alison Rhoad. "Our rebounding will be a question mark Stewart was the Lady Tigers' third lead- this season. We were not a good rebound- ing scorer in 1993-94 with a 8.3 ppg. aver- ing team last year. Our style of play will cre- age. She also averaged 2.7 rpg. and 21.9 ate turnovers and defending shots better. minutes per game. "Dawn had a good We will have good size at the guard posi- freshman year. Although inconsistent in tion, but we are not that big inside. A lot of some games, she played like an Ail- our rebounding ability again will depend on American. I think that can be said of any how well Jaci recovers from her knee freshman coming in this league. She had " surgery. the opportunity to get her feet on the ground lost Clemson starting point guard Dana and she without a doubt is one of the best Puckett (6.0 ppg., 3.2 apg.) to graduation athletes to play at Clemson. Dawn is a com- but shooting guard Tara Saunooke (11.4 plete player for us." ppg. 2.5 apg.) returns. Other returnees Rayton was the Lady Tigers' second include Calesha Corder, Dory Kidd and leading rebounder with a 5.8 rpg. mark. She Angle Salyer. started 21 games while averaging 23.1 min- Saunooke is Clemson's all time leader in utes per contest. "Renee is classified as three point field goals made and the confer- the most versatile player on the team ence's all-time leader in three-point field because she can play either of the two for- Saunooke is the ACC career three-point goal percentage. "She had her best season ward positions well. 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CHRISTINA E TODD LEFOY H POOLE AUSTIN D DEVANEY JEANIE & TIM WRITTEN MR S MRS PATRICK H HOPKINS PHILIP L TOMPKINS J H POWELL & KEITH POWELL HERMAN L DIXON JR ROBERTO WILLIAMS SAMUEL REID HORTON JR ALEX TOWE JAMES H POWELL MR&MRSRLDOANE NORTH CAROLINA OGBURN M HOUGH JR RONALD D TWITTY EDWIN S PRESNELL JOHN D DUNAVANT J JR JEFFREY PABDOU MR a, MRS KENNETH W HOWILER DALE G VANDERVOORT B OUEEN DONALD N EVANS LINDA KAY M HUFFMAN R A VAUGHAN WALTER K REEVES MARK G FELLERS MR & MRS CLARK I ABRAMS EDDY VAUGHN JAMES ED ROBINSON S STEVEN FLOYD E B ABRAMS EDGAR M HUGGINS JOHN RET SUSIE C ADAMS THOMAS M ISRAEL H WAYNE VAUGHN ANDY RONEMUS D GALLOWAY USN WILLIAM A AMBROSE CHRISTOPHER C JACKSON JACK A WATERS MR & MRS HERBERT R ROWLAND EUGENE A GILFILLIN II RICHARD G ANDERSON KENNETH G JACKSON TERRY WATKINS WILLIAM W SATCHER JOHN W GRAVELY WILLIAM JR JIM SATTERFIELD MR 8. MRS PHIL GREESON MELVIN W ASHE JR CHARLES N JAMES WEBB C T JR JOHN LSCOGGINS ROBERT GUTHRIE E LAYERS MRS FRED A JARRETT WARREN WEEKS L JENKIN RICHARD NEAL WESTMORELAND GLENN S RITASCOGGINS RICHARD K HALLJR ELBERT E BABB DAVE III HAMBRIGHT JACK BABER JR MRS JOHNS JENKINS JR CHARLES L WHITE JOHN & JOY SELF W B JR JERRY LEE BAKER ROBERT JETER GLENN WHITE JOSEPH S SHEARER PAUL M HARMON ALBERT B JOHNSON ROBERT SHEPWHITENER W B SHEDD JOHNNY R HENDRICKS WILLIAM S BAKER III BILLBARRINEAU "CAS" JOHNSON TERRYA WHITENER F BART SMITH KYLE K HOLMQUIST CHARLES TBEEMER MD DR CARL H JONES III J S WHITESIDE 8. CO INC H THORNTON SMITH JR CHARLES E HUGHES JR 8, TERRY CAROL R BELL MD JOHN WM JONES GARLAND L BARBARA WHITLOCK STEVEN GIBSON SMITH/DAVID C MR AND MRS A HUNT BENCHMARK BUILDING SERVICES DENNIS C JORDAN JIM & BETSY WILLIAMS BLACK/KIRBY JOHNSON WILLIAM J HUNTER LTCOL JAMES A BLACK DAVID M JOYE MRS DAVID K WILLIS SOUTHERN SURGICAL ASSISTANCE DR EDWIN LEE JONES III BRUCE LOWELL KALLEY JOSEPH G AND VICKI H WILSON WILLIAM D STEPHENS DONNA M JONES JOHN H BLACKWELL III KATANA JOHN C BOESCH JR JEFF KANE BRUCE PWOFFORD RICHARD P STRAWHORN THEO H MICHAEL KAYLOR BROCKINGTON G WOODHAM JR MR AND MRS BRUCE SUMMERLIN WILLIAM E KELLER JR GEORGE F BOLEN JR & JOHN REAGAN HARDIN KEITT MAXWELL YOUMANS JACK D SUTTON JR MR 8, MRS ROBERT P KLEPPER E JR JOHN J LAROCHE III JOE E BOSTIC JR STEVEN D KELLEY GEORGIA JAMES SYKES FORREST I KELLY JR WILLIAM TAYLOR HARRY E LINDLER THOMAS E BOYCE A WEST 8. COMPANY KENDRICK MRS H T THOMPSON JR JOHN T MANSMANN RONALD K & STEVEN W BOYD THOMAS B ALVINAADAMSSR JACK A BRADFORD F E KINNETT JR BRUCE ALBEA CONTRACTING HT THOMPSON III ROBERT MCFADDIN MARSHALL WILLIAM BTIMMERMANJR JOHN D MARTIN JIM BRANCH JAMES M KIZER G FERD & JULE ALSBROOKS KRAFT GENERAL FOODS JOHN DTODD MRS WILLIAM S MCCULLOUGH E BROADUS BRANNON JR JOHN 8, JANE AMES CMCDANIEL KEITH BREWINGTON W F KRICKHAN JR/BILL KRICKHAN JOHN K ANDERSON MACKEY TOOLE DR ROBERT WILLIAM C BROOME ALAN W KUESTER WILLIAM D ANDERSON DAVID & DEBBIE TORRANCE IN MEMORY OF COL S T MCDOWELL & RUTH L MCMILLAN BOBBY D BROWN JACKIE LANDON DOUG ARMISTEAD ORON ELLEN TROTTER DR JEFFREY TLANGLEY ROBERT F UNSER JOHN C MEETZE DAVID A BROWN JOHN W 8, ANNE L ARMSTRONG III JOSEPH K MILLER KENNETH W BROWN FRANCIS A LAWTON JEFFERY R BANISH LWALDREP W IN MEMORY KENNETH J MITTA TOM & DELSEY BROWN JAMES F LEUCK CHRISTOPHER A BARBIERI OF DRAND MRS FS BRYANT MRS FRANCES LEWIS THOMAS OSBORN BARNWELL JR MARION WASHINGTON HAMID& CINDY NAJAFI PHILIP 8, REBECCA OLIVER DAHAL BUMGARDNER PATRICK H LEWIS MR & MRS MICHAEL D BARRETT B WATSON CHARLIE S M 8. PEGGY LITTLE CHARLES K WATT JOHN OSTEEN RANDY BUNN TOM SAM J BATSON H LIVINGSTON JIM WELBORN MARTY PATTERSON RICHARD E BURDETTE ROBERT MR & MRS PAUL L BEACH DAVID LOCKWOOD JR BRIAN D WESTOVER F GRAHAM PAYNE JOHN N BURGESS JR C MR & MRS TIMOTHY L BEACH ERIC & PAULA MASSENBURG JAMES LWHITLAW SISKIN STEEL CO PAUL J BURNS MR 8 MRS JOHN P BEASON TIGER TIFTON GA JOHN MILTON PULSIFER IV HARRY E BYAS JR WILLIAM H MASTERS JOHN T BENNETT THE UNKNOWN ROBERT A BYERSJR DENNIS C MCALISTER ANGELA W BOGGS FRANK WWINGATE ROLAND LEE RAYBURN THOMAS G MCCLURE JR LARRY E 8. JUDY H YONCE ALLEN N REEVES DON CAMPBELL PAUL 8, BARBARA BOWEN STANLEY MCDONALD MR & MRS RONALD W YOUNG KESTER M ROBERTS C DONALD CANN G J C (DOC) BRADHAM WAYNE MCGAHA EARLSASSER ROBERT C CANTER BRIAN 8. KIMBERLY BROOKS OTHER A FRANK MCGUIRE WENDELL R SEASE J CALVIN CATOE ROBERT A CALHOUN JR P BRUCE ALEXANDER III DON E SEITZ JAMES K CAUGHMAN JOHN MCINNIS JOHN THOMAS CELY RONALD L ANDERSON HELEN 8, BEN K SHARP JERRY CHAPMAN RBMCKINNEYJR THOMAS F CHAPMAN DON & JOYCE AUSTELL MR & MRS KENNETH A MCLEOD MRS JOHN CSHARPE DONALD L CHARLES W C CHILDERS MEMORIAL WILLIAM TBARNETT JAMES H MCMILLAN MD GLENN C SMITH MR & MRS WILLIAM E CHILDRESS BRUCE A « LAURIE S CHURCHILL J PATRICIA A BARRETT JAMES A SMITH JR JOYCE & BRIAN E CLARK MILES AMCMURRY C E CLARK NEIL G BATES BRUCE E METCALF JAMES F SMITH HENRY LEE CLYBURN JR CHRIS L COUCH MR L W BEARROW MICHAELS MITCHAM WILLIAM V SMITH DON & VONDACOLEY WILLIAM H CRAVEN JR MR 8. MRS MARION B BEASON GARRETT J MOBLEY JR RODMAN T SPRUILL MR J DORMAN COMPTON FRED E CULVERN III MARION T BELLAMY JIM D MOORE TERRY 8. SARAH STEELE ROBERT J JR 8, CYNTHIA J CORLEY MR 8, MRS CARROLL V DABNEY THOMAS W BOOKHART J H STEVENSON AN CORPENING JIMMY H MOORE C E DANIEL LAURA ANN BREEDEN DAN W DALE SR TOM R MORRIS JR KATHRYN R DELL JAMES W BRIGMAN JAMES E TALIAFERRO II JAMES E MULLIGAN III JAMES E TALIAFERRO AMES C DANSBY LLEE DERRICK J C BROWN MR 8, MRS WILLIAM H O'CAIN MARTIN R TANT/LARRY R TANT STEPHEN D DAVENPORT MR 8. MRS D KIM EASTERLING BOB & NANCY BROWN WILLIAM RALPH MR 8. MRS THOMAS M TOBIN CROMPTON & KNOWLES CORPORA- OLDHAM DR J R EDWARDS/LARRY SWEAT LAWRENCE H BUCHANAN MR 8 MRS AARON D OWENS JOHN DTOMLINSON TION DR 8, MRS JOHN F ELLENBERG JOHN D BUCKLEY GEORGE T PALMER WILLIAM N TURNER HERB DAWKINS MR 8, MRS HOWARD FARMER JR JAMES H BURTON N PAYNE JR ROBERT DOUGLAS VAN WINGERDEN BOBBY R & JUNE DEAS GEORGE TIMOTHY J FINIGAN HENRY N CALHOUN JEFFREY A 8. DEVANE MARKETING CARL DEVANE HERBERT H PEARSON THOMAS GGAILLARDJR MR & MRS ROBERT CANTRELL BARBARA W WEST PRES. KINGS MTN NC LARRY B PENLEY SR DAVID W GARRISON JAMES LCARTEE WILLIAM C WEST PERRY'S BACK PORCH HOWARD D WILCOX III DEXTER CHEMICAL CORP FRANCIS 8. BEVERLY GEORGE M GLENN CARTER RESTAURANT WILLIAM D WILSON EDWARD S DIXON GARNETTJGIESLERJR MD J F CHANDLER CLARK M PIERCE DOUGLAS A WOLFE J HENRY DOWDY MR 8 MRS RICK GLOVER DOUGLAS A CHAPMAN EDWARD BRYAN WOLFE JAMES L AND MARY JANE N DUNCAN MARK CHARLES PISANO DAVID C GOWAN LOYD B CHAPMAN JAMES J POUPALOS RUDOLPH L YOBS KEITH FADES DOUG & RHONDA GRAY WILSON C CHILDERS III DAVE W POWELL HENRY YONCE 8, CHARLES YONCE E ROBERT ECKLEY III JACK GRAY WILLIAM W COOPER JR HOWARD D WILLIAMSON JR WILLIAM C POWELL SR CHARLES HALTIWANGER WAYNE M COWARD STEPHEN R EDDINS SCOTT POWERS DIANE LOTERMOSER HAMPTON CHARLES AND LYNN PRICE THOMAS J EDMONDS JOHN S & CHARLES R JR HATCHER NOEL L PRICE CARROL 8, PAT EPTING M D HICKLIN CHARLES BARRY EVERIDGE MR & MRS PHILLIP S PRINCE THOMAS M HILDERBRAND Tiger Life JAMES T PARIS JR JACKIE S PUTNAM G STANLEY HILL JAMES R PUTNAM JR GARY L FESMIRE PERRY W HIOTT LANDRUM H BURRIS E RAMEY MR & MRS MARK S ROBERT L & KENNETH R FLINT NEELY MCFADDEN HOLLIS C JEFF REECE JR HENDERSON JR ANDREW J HELMS ROBERT H HOLLIS AVENT WAYNE & BETTY ANN ROBERSON JOHN R FOWLER FRANK L HOLROYD JR TIMOTHY H HESTER JACKSON T FOXWORTH RALPH D ROBERTS DENNIS OLIVER HOPE MICHAEL S BRANHAM WILLIAM B ROBERTSON JOSEPH D FRANKS III MRS HOWARD E HORD DONALD J COGGINS MR & MRS CARROLL CHARLES W GALLMAN SR MR 8, MRS CECIL ROBINSON WEAPON HUCKABY N E GARVIN RICHARD & TOMMY ROCHE RICHARD W HUGHES DANIEL H COKER JR HOLCOMBE DEWEY P ROCHESTER JR WILLIAM R GEE J MICHAEL JERNIGAN T MR & MRS TERRY M MR & MRS ROBERT A GETTYS JR FLOYD ROGERS GERALD M KAISER REBECCA D COKER JACK ROGERS JR C RICHIE GIBSON H DR B PAULKELLETT MR & MRS R ALLISON HORNE JAMES E GILSTRAP JIM & JUDY ROSAMOND MR & MRS LAMAR KENNEDY L ROTH JAMES S GLASSCOCK THOMAS RONALD J KING DALTON ELIZABETH CORLIS DR JOE B GODFREY RICHARD WARD RUTLAND TIM LEAUMONT CHARLES DAVID SANFORD DR & MRS JOSEPH E HOLCOMB KING FRANK G GOODWIN III ROBERT E LIDE DERRILLE SCHUMPERTJR MRS MRS RON B GRAHAM MR & MRS ROBBY D MARTIN FEWELLJR MR & MRS CHARLES D MR « MRS RALPH W GRANT & ROBERT C SHELL JOEL W MAYERS MR S MRS RONALD W GRANT JOHN W SHERARD WALTER MCGEE DON A GARNER MILLER MR & MRS MICHAEL C SIEBERT MR 8, MRS G G GREENWOOD WILLIAM W MCMILLIAN JAMES B PRINCE STEVE C GRIFFITH JR FRED & CONNIE SILVER MIKE MCSWAIN JIMMY K GERRALD SHANNAM SIMPSON JOHN GROCHOWSKI J LANIER MEEKS KEVIN H PRINCE HILMON SLAWSON RICHARD H GETTYS JR NORMAN GUTHRIE JR ROBERT J MILLER LUCIUS MILLARD HAIR JR DOUGLAS H SMITH MR S MRS GARY MORELLI SAMUEL SCOTT DR J E REINHARDTJR ROBERT G HAMMOND HOWARD F SMITH EUGENE F MOXLEY JR JAMES WILBER SMITH JR GREENE ROBERT W ROBINSON MR & MRS J J HARKEY MICHAEL M & LUANNE NEWTON CHARLES R HARPER JR LANE SMITH COLLETON COUNTY SC JR MICHAEL OMSTED SMITH MR & MRS MICHAEL E H WALTER HARVEY III GERALD F OBERHOLTZER P CLIFF HATTAWAY GUY STANLEY MR & MRS GERALD L OBERHOLTZER HAMILTON MIKE WADE MILTON C HAYDEN JR GLENN C STONER R D OWENS/KENT OWENS FISH MR & MRS SAM WHITE JOHN AND PARTICIA HENSLEY STOWE'S CAMP DANIEL F PARKER TIM HESTER RICHARD 8. 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Environmental Landscaping has installed Toro Automatic Irrigation Systems and provided our professional turf services for ail areas of Clemson University Athletics. TORO Excellence in Athletic Turf ^ Toro... .your source for automatic irrigation and sprinkler systems. Irrigation Divis^ ^ Vickery Hall Clemson University's commitment to Clemson has constructed the first building established solely for provide its student-athletes witin the very academic support for student athletes. best of facilities is evident in many ways. From the soaring upper decks of Memorial entrance to the building is a 1,570-square contains 11 classrooms and 28 tutorial Stadium, to the state-of-the-art strength foot reception/office area, comprised of rooms, including a large 65-seat study training facility, young men and women five advisers' offices, two graduate student room and nine 20-seat study rooms, from all 19 of Clemson's varsity sports offices, and a conference room. Also which are designed as classrooms with have the very best in facilities for training located on the bottom floor is the office freestanding desks. and competition. Vickery Hall is no of Bill D'Andrea, the director of Clemson's The Department of Student-Athlete exception, as the $3 million structure is student-athlete enrichment program. Enrichment Services has recognized the as impressive aesthetically as any of the Vickery Hall operates under the guide- need for students to have access to high- other facilities. But the importance of lines and policies of the university and the quality computing equipment and has made Vickery Hall to the Clemson University center's staff adheres strictly to the rules a commitment to providing the student- Athletic Department is not found in the and ethical conduct standards of the athletes at Clemson with such equipment. structure itself, but in the many programs university. In addition to the director, the Located on the first floor of Vickery that the building houses. staff also consists of six full-time advisers, Hall is the Department of Student-Athlete Vickery Hall opened in the spring of two graduate assistants, and 50 tutors. Enrichment Services Microcomputer 1991 and is the first facility in the nation The building also boasts a 175-seat Labratory. The lab is open six days a originally constructed for the purposes auditorium to be used for classes, team week, for 16 hours a day on Monday of meeting the comprehensive needs of meetings, review sessions, and seminars. through Thursday. student-athletes. The two-story, 27,000- The various speakers and lecturers who The lab staff consists of mostly square-foot building is open throughout come to work with Clemson student- graduate students, many of whom are the day and into the evening to accommo- athletes as part of the student-enrichment pursuing advanced degrees in computer date the extended schedules of student- program also use this facility. The auditori- science. Lab staff members are available athletes, and consolidates a variety of um is equipped with a projection booth for tutoring of any Computer Science academic services for their use. and state-of-the-art audio and video course as well as the many management, The philosophy behind Vickery Hall is equipment and will be available to other engineering and business courses that to provide the Clemson student-athlete campus groups when not in use by deal with personal computers. Student- with a program that will meet his or her Student-Athlete Enrichment. athletes may also arrange tutoring needs academically, in personal growth Another area of the main floor, the sessions outside normal lab hours any and development, and with career assis- computer resources area, consists of a time during the school year. tance. Vickery Hall is tangible evidence general computer tutoring room and a Computers in the lab can reach many that, at Clemson, the athletic department computer science tutoring room. The of the other machines on campus, includ- has made a commitment to make the computer room contains 30 personal ing the NAS mainframe, and are in turn, student-athlete's total experience a computers for hands-on computer tutoring, connected to a wortd-wide internetwork, rewarding one, even after he or she word processing and other general uses. allowing lab machines to access comput- enters the professional world. The 13,000-square-foot study and ing resources throughout the wortd. This "Vickery Hall is one of the most tutoring area on the second floor compris- also allows access to lab resources from important facilities the Clemson University es the majority of the center. This area computers throughout the world. Athletic Department has ever built or will ever build. It makes a philosophical state- ment about the institutional commitment - giving our student-athletes the same opportunity to achieve their full potential academically that we give them athletical- ly. We're very serious about that," said Athletic Director Bobby Robinson. Given the time pressures of athletic participation and practice, student athletes face a difficult balancing act in trying to perform well both on the playing field and in the classroom. With respect to this, Clemson's Student-Athlete Enrichment Services (SAES), has provided one of the best academic support and advising pro- grams in the nation over the last several years. The completion of Vickery Hall gives SAES an even greater opportunity to help student-athletes reach the short- term goal of graduation and the long-term goal of success in the world. The facility is open throughout the day and into the evening to accommodate the extended schedules of the student-athlete. Vickery Hall is located in the main- stream of east campus, behind Jordan The Dick Hendley Computer Room is one of many outstanding aspects of Vickery Hall, Hall at the top of Bryan Mall. The main Clemson's state-of-the-art Academic Learning Center. 1994 Clemson Football 103 Cheerleaders 1994-1995 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Left to Right — Jay Williams (Tiger Back Row — Left to Right: Russ Gladden (Mic-Man), Jon Mouzon, Jason Cub), Michael Bays (The Tiger) Thomason (Co-Captain), Andy MacDonald, Derek Padden, Kelly Wall, Sam Boyles, Rob Pressly. Front Row — Left to Right: Vicky Stone, Maureen Wynne, Sandra Nichols (Co- Captain), Ashley Clanton, Laura Benedict, Marie McCullough. Not Pictured — Kristye Addison. c77w yj/ncA 2500 S/N $60.00 Available from: Farmhouse Gallery & Gardens Rt. 2, Box 112 • Unicoi, IN 37692 615-743-5963 • 615-743-8799 1994 Clemson Football 104 Today's Band Program Tiger Band's renditions from the "Sound of IVIusic" and by Brenda Rabon the induction of the 1994 l-iail of Fame Class Highlight Today as the Clemson Tigers face the today's halftime show. Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets, we celebrate Hall of Fame Day in Death Valley . Every year Student Director. He is a six-year member of Clemson Alma Mater on this day, former players, coaches, alumni, Tiger Band's percussion section. The native of Where the Blue Ridge yawns its greatness and fans of Clemson recognize former Tiger Orlando, Florida is a graduate of Dr. Phillips Where the Tigers play greats. Now is the time to reflect on the pro- High School. Barnard is a senior majoring in Here the sons of dear old Clemson, found effect these inductees have made on the Mathematical Teaching. Reign supreme alway. heritage of Clemson athletics. Pregame festivities continue with of one Chorus To highlight this special day is none other John Phillip Sousa's most renowned marches, — Dear old Clemson, we will triumph than Clemson University's Tiger Band "The "Washington Post." The colors are presented And with all our might Band That Shakes the Southland!" Tiger Band by the Clemson University Pershing Rifles That the Tigers' roar may echo is the official marching band of Clemson Company C4. Everyone then stands and joins O'er the mountain height. University. Tiger Band, under the direction of Dr. Mark Tiger Band includes 210 students from all Hosier, to honor America in singing "God Bless tune "Do-Re-Mi." "My Favorite Things" con- nine colleges in the University which represent America." cludes Tiger Band's performance. The band 46 different academic areas of study. Band invocation is The delivered and the crowd is then exits the field in the traditional spelling members find that being involved in the asked to join in the Pledge of Allegiance, and "Clemson" while playing the "Song that Shakes Clemson band program enriches their the singing of our National Anthem, conducted the Southland. ..TIGER RAG!" extracurricular horizons without taking away by Clemson University Director of Bands, Dr. One of the featured groups during today's from their academic progress. Richard Goodstein. Tiger Band then performs halftime show is the Tiger Drum Line, a select Known nationwide for its precision march- the Clemson University Alma Mater and asks group of Clemson students who audition for a ing, dynamic sound, and famous Clemson all to join in singing. position in the percussion section each fall. Spirit, the band performs at all Clemson foot- Tiger Band then takes part in the greatest The Drum Line instrumentation is: 8 Snare ball games, both home and away. Clemson is stadium entrance in college sports as they play Drums, 4 Quints, 5 Bass Drums, 8 Cymbals, one of the few schools in the country that "Sock it to 'EmATiger Rag" as they march to the and a Sideline Pit Section. The captain of the sends a band representation to every road end of the tun- east Memorial Stadium to form Drum Line is Steve Dick, a junior from Moline, game. The band is well-known for rousing the nel for the players run through. the to As can- Illinois, majohng in Management. This group famous Tiger spirit for hundreds of thousands non booms, the rubs Howard's team Rock and of students is an integral part of Tiger Band of fans at these games. charges hill to down the face the Yellow and one that is dedicated to making Tiger spir- Tiger Band's traditional sideline entrance Jackets. it felt by all fans. today is marked by the sound of the famous Halftime festivities begin today with the The Tiger Band staff includes Dr. Mark "Sock It To 'Em/Tiger Rag." Fans everywhere introduction of the inductees into the Clemson Hosier, marching band director. Dr. Rick begin to feel the famous Tiger spirit as they Athletic Hall of Fame. The seven being hon- Goodstein, director of university bands, Cheryl anxiously anticipate the invasion of the Tiger ored are Jimmy Addison, Dreher Gaskin, Mitzi Hosier, Flag Line Instructor, and Hazel Martin, team into Death Valley. Kremer, Dewey Quinn, Bob Paulling, Walter Twirler Instructor. Attention is then directed to the 25 yard line Riggs, and Annie Tribble. We salute these As another day closes in Tiger football his- where Jason Barnard, Tiger Band Commander Clemson greats and the contributions each of tory, we salute Tiger Band for keeping and Student Director, has the honor of dotting University. them has made to Clemson Clemson spirit alive. We salute this outstand- the "i" in the script Tigers. Tiger Band's halftime show is entitled "The ing group of students for the time and effort Barnard is in his first year as Commander Sound of Music." Music selections include they offer for continuing Clemson's tradition of of Tiger Band and his third year Tiger as Band "The Sound of Music" followed by the popular excellence. 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Books & Magazines , Station-. jResei^rcK information 803^656-4741 TILL SOLID AS THE ROCK why some teams have a stronger bench than others ^( Miles Aldridge by Jessica Reo Clemson's Defensive Coordinator helped develop Clemson's tradition for outstanding defenses in the 1980s Miles Aldridge, defensive coordinator and in defensive backs coach for the Tigers, gives no and is enhancing the tradition the the 1990s. better testimonial about Clemson to prospects and their families than the fact that his oldest daughter, Allison, is a freshman at Clemson stagnant situation." me for football, but not baseball. He told me this year. Coaching though, has a set of guidelines that I couldn't hit the curve and I eventually "We thought this was the best all-around that all coaches know about when they start went on to play football in college. I will always place for her and for all of us," states Aldridge. their careers, and one thing they learn is to be appreciate his honesty although that was not "She is interested in being a lawyer and pos- mobile. And for some coaches, especially for really what I wanted to hear. And that is what I sibly going into politics. We talked about Aldridge, that one sacrifice isn't that hard to base my whole coaching philosophy on, hon- where she would be practicing or work and make. "I'd hate to think of what I would have esty. Being honest, sometimes brutally honest thought that it would be better for her to stay in done if I didn't coach. I just don't know. I was because that's the right thing." South Carolina and around here." like a lot of kids, I had visions of going pro in The players are very important to Aldridge, That philosophy carries through into football and baseball. I went off to college and how he reacts to them and how he deals with Aldridge's thoughts on recruiting and new foot- found out I wasn't good enough to do those them. Coming into a new situation with the ball players. "It's much like recruiting football things and I decided then that I needed to find Tigers as the new defensive back coach at the players. ..they should stay close to home or another way to stay in this industry. end of a season and coaching them in the bowl stay in state if this is where they want to make "Coaching, at that point, became extremely game and through spring drills was an impor- their home later down the road," comments important to me. Coaching was my link to stay tant learning experience for both the coaching Aldridge. in sports. I always had it in the back of my staff and the players. "They (the players) had Another testimonial that Aldridge has for mind that I would probably be coaching some probably heard stories of some of us from Clemson is the fact that he returned here after day, but the reality of not going into profession- when we were here before. But since we've coaching stints at North Carolina State and al sports made that option come a lot quicker been here they've worked extremely hard. South Carolina. From 1985-89, Aldridge was for me." They're attitude, in my mind, has been excep- the inside linebacker coach for the Tigers. And coaching is something that Aldridge tional. "Our hardest move was probably leaving takes seriously. Lessons he has learned from "They may not like everything that I say and Clemson in 1989 because we were somewhat his high school coach are lessons that he talks do, but I want them to know that I am always settled here in one of the top programs in the to his players about today. Aldridge com- concerned for their best interest. Hard work, country." If you glance over his coaching ments, "I had asked my high school coach to honesty, something that they may not want to resume prior to his first stint at Clemson, the recommend me for football and baseball. I had hear, but from me, they'll get everything diverse list includes stops at East Tennessee been scouted by some people in baseball, so straight up." State, Wichita State, Tulsa, Mississippi and naturally, that's where I thought I was going to What the players feel about Aldridge mat- Duke. go. He (Jim Pinkerton) said he'd recommend ters to him a great deal. And how they feel But movement in coaching never stops, about him comes back to his coaching phi- especially in order to obtain more presti- losophy. "I naturally want them to all like gious positions. "I had the opportunity to me. That would be great, but that doesn't go to North Carolina for a year (to N.C. always happen. I want them to know that State)," states Aldridge, "and I enjoyed no matter what the personal dealings we that very much. Later, I had another have, that no matter what happens, they opportunity to move to South Carolina (to can believe in what I say. I'll always tell the University of South Carolina) and be a them the truth, that doesn't mean it's coordinator there, which I thought was a always right, it just means it's the truth. very important move for me and the fami- I'm a coach first. Now, coaches have to ly. We've moved around a lot in coaching, earn their players' respect. Honesty is the to always improve my status as a coach. best way to earn that respect." I've moved my family in order to move up Philosophies often draw coaches the corporate ladder of coaching. We're together, and that's what happened with at the point where it's a little tiring, but we Miles and head coach Tommy West. West had to do what we had to do. We've expects the same type of response from adjusted as a family." his staff and players that coach Aldridge Moving was not always easy for the does from his co-workers and his defen- Aldridges. Coach Aldridge didn't always sive players. "We have been friends for a want to move his wife Cathey, and pull his while. The first time we ran across each two daughters, Allison and Blakely, out of other was at Ole Miss. He was probably their schools and environment. Their well coming in as I was leaving. I came to work being is important to Aldridge. "If we had here in 1985 and we were on this staff been at North Carolina State any longer, I together for five years. We were separat- probably wouldn't have taken that position ed for a year after that and then we were at South Carolina. We felt like we hadn't back together again at South Carolina. been in North Carolina that long that we That's where my decision was made to couldn't uproot again. That was some- come back here when Tommy (West) thing to consider again, and I promised returned as the head coach," states her (Allison) that I wouldn't move while Aldridge. she was in school. When we made the Miles Aldridge has a basic philoso- move to Clemson, she stayed in Columbia phy. He demands honesty from his fami- and finished out school. ly, from his co-workers, and from his play- "My kids have always adjusted well. ers. He's the type of person who will Coaches kids are like army brats. The accept nothing less, and that has dictated moving is good for them in a lot of ways where his career has taken him and his because they learn new situations and IVIiles and his wife Cathy are The Aldridge family: family. they are a little bit more outgoing, it makes flanked by daughters Allison and Blal By Bob Bradley Yearly Clemson trip to Atlanta was like a bowl game. Clemson and Georgia Tech used to play their football game in Atlanta every year. 24-0. The now 85-year-old Clemson coach About the only positive side-effect for "He was a pretty good college player," says that he knew Tech Coach Bill Clemson of this annual trek, besides getting Howard recalls about Dodd, "and a dog Alexander better than Dodd. "I remember I a $125,000 guarantee, was that the athletic gone good college coach. He'd beat you was off recruiting somewhere down in department wives could go on this week- one way or the other... he or the officials." Georgia and I got a call from Coach Neely. end. ...free. Howard recalls playing in Atlanta once He said they were leaving Clemson and Many of the wives took this opportunity when one of the Tech players was returning going to Rice. On the way back to Clemson to get most of their Christmas shopping in a punt. There was no doubt the player went I stopped in Atlanta to see Coach Alex," the bag at Lenox Square. There were no out of bounds right in front of the Yellow Howard remembers. "What do you think Phipps Plaza, Perimeter Mall, Gwinnett Jacket bench. "He ran out of bounds and about me being head coach at Clemson," Place or any of the other now well-shopped even ran around (behind) Dodd," Howard Howard inquired. remembers, "but some of the players on the got guts,?" malls—just Lenox Square. "Boy you any Coach And, did they drop money by the hand- sideline pushed the ball carrier back in and Alexander asked Howard. bag full at Lenox! The weekend was any- away he went (for a touchdown)." Without a pause, Howard announced: thing but free for the suffering husbands, Dodd and Howard did not face each "Yes sir, I got plenty of guts." who had their minds more on Yellow Jackets other as head coaches until 1945, which "Well, if you're telling the truth," Coach than neckties and handkerchiefs. was Howard's sixth season at Clemson, but Alex continued, "you'll stay at Clemson." But Frank Howard of Clemson and Dodd's first at Georgia Tech. The Tigers And Howard says that was one of the strong Bobby Dodd of Georgia Tech had become had a tailback named Butch Butler whom factors for his decision not to go to Rice. rivals many years before and Dodd saw this Howard was getting a weekend pass each But Howard and the Tigers never had much game as a good warm-up for his next oppo- Saturday so he could get out of service long luck in Atlanta with the Yellow Jackets and nent such as Alabama, Tennessee or the enough to play a football game. Dodd. like. However, that didn't always work. The Tigers invaded Atlanta and Dodd On one trip Clemson was driving for what Dodd was 8-1 against Howard, but only 5-4 started his second team against Clemson. would have been the winning score late in 14- in his game the following week. Howard By halftime, Butler had his team up by a the fourth quarter The Tigers ran three straight plays 12 the used to say: "I could take a pretty good count. and Tech had men on beating for what Dodd paid me. Back then, Howard recalls that Butler told Dodd as field on each one and there was never a flag this was pretty much our 'bowl game' each the teams left the field at halftime: "You'd dropped. The Clemson coaches caught the year." better put that first team back in there." mistake while watching the film Sunday Howard and Dodd first began looking Howard says he doesn't know, "why he morning, and soon afterwards, Dodd called across at each other in 1928 when Howard started his second team. We had just Howard and apologized for the mistakes, was at Alabama and Dodd was at played Tulane the week before and beat but, "he didn't offer to replay those three Tennessee. The Vols defeated the Tide in them pretty bad (47-20). I've also heard that plays," Howard noted. both '28 (15-13) and '29 (6-0), but in '30, Georgia Tech did not scout Clemson for this The Clemson-Tech series started in the Wallace Wade's team gave Tennessee an game." Each team scored in the last quar- late 1890's. After the Tigers drubbed the 18-6 licking and headed to the Rose Bowl. ter to make the final score read, 21-7, Yellow Jackets, 73-0, in 1903, Georgia Tech The Tide whipped up on Washington State, Clemson. had had enough and hired Clemson coach John Heisman out from under us. Heisman had pulled a slick one on Tech in 1902. When the train bearing the Clemson players and baggage arrived in Atlanta the day before the game, the Tech supporters made it a point to entertain the Clemson players royally. Tech people marveled at the ease in which Clemson players sneaked out that night to attend and participate in wild parties around town. The Tigers did quite a bit of eating and drinking, and the more they indulged, the more money Tech supporters put on the Jackets and the more confident the Tech players became. Clemson won the game, 44-5, and Tiger faithful brought a lot of Tech money home with them because Heisman had outsmart- ed the Yellow Jackets. Heisman had sent a group of red-shirts or bohunks as they were called then, to Atlanta while keeping the varsity in Lula, Georgia a small town some 60-plus miles from Atlanta the night before the game. Clemson's 'real team' came into Atlanta Howard got a victory ride from his players when the Tigers defeated Georgia Tech in Saturday morning ready to play. 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