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6 Nealon Greene 41 E. J. Stewart 55 Ed Altman 57 Bowl Alliance 65 Tigers in Professional Sports 68 Lamont Hall 77 Clemson Swimming f 113 Academic Excellence 116 Clemson Men's Track 117 Football Scheduling 119 Stats, stats, stats 120 The Last Word

On the Cover Before this season is finished, Nealon Greene might have more Clemson records than Raymond Priester. Greene threw for at least 200 yards in

each of his first three games this year, the first Clemson player in history to do that, Clemson's record setting quarterback grew up in Yonkers, NY, not your typical upbringing for the quarterback at a Southern football power. Lamont Hall shares today's cover with Greene. Like the rest of Clemson's offense, Hall is having a memorable senior year as Clemson throws the ball at a record rate. Cover Photos by Jim Moriarty and Action Sports of America.

Players and Coaches Alphabetical Roster, Clemson 58 Alphabetical Roster, Opponents 63 I Assistant Coaches, Clemson 14 Graduate Assistant coaches 17 Head Coach Tommy West 13 Starting Lineups 60 Meet the Tigers 37 Numerical Roster, Clemson 60 Numerical Roster, Opponents 61 Opponent Player Information 78 Stats, Notes 119 Strength Coaches, Clemson 42 Tiger Rookies 40

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By Tim Bourret This will be the first time Clemson has Valley, only seven have a winning record faced a team that is currently in the Western against Clemson, and only four (Georgia, Home Ranked in top 25 in Four Categories Athletic Conference since the opening game Auburn, Alabama and Florida State) have a Clemson senior receiver Tony Home of 1993 when the Tigers defeated UNLV,24- winning record among schools who have ranks in the top 25 in the nation in four dif- 14. Prior to that season, Clemson's last come to Death Valley more than once. ferent statistical categories. The native of game against a team currently in the WAC Overall, Clemson is 193-72-1 in Clemson Rockingham, NC who already has more took place in 1980, a 19-3 Clemson win over Memorial Stadium since the opener in 1942, receptions (31) than any Tiger had all of last Rice in the season opener. At the time of the including a 91-27-5 record (.760) against year, is fifth in the country in receptions per game. Rice was actually in the now defunct non-conference foes. UTEP will be making game (7.75), 24th in reception yards per Southwest Conference. This is just the sec- the longest trip to Death Valley to face the game (96.25), 11th in kickoff returns (29.6 ond time Clemson has met a WAC confer- Tigers since UNLV in 1993. Other teams that per return) and 15th in all-purpose rushing ence school while the team has been in the have made long thps to Clemson for a football (170.25 yards per game). WAC. game are Long Beach State (1990), Texas Home has had three consecutive 100- Clemson has a 7-4 record against teams A&M (1973), TCU (1965) and Notre Dame yard receiving games to open the1997 sea- currently in the WAC, 4-3 against Rice, 1 -0 vs. (1977). son, the first time since the 1969 season that UNLV and 2-1 against TCU. Clemson defeat- a Tiger player has had three straight 100- ed TCU in the 1959 Bluebonnet Bowl, 23-7, Harbison Coached at UTEP in 1994 yard receiving games. That year Charlie one of the top wins in Clemson history. Bob Current Clemson secondary coach

Waters had at least 100 yards in the first Lilly , who went on to a Hall of Fame career in Charlie Harbison was the secondary coach at three contests, his senior year: Virginia (4- the NFL with the Dallas Cowboys, had TCU UTEP in 1994. Harbison is in his third sea- 132), Georgia (8-101) and Georgia Tech (7- ranked seventh in the nation entering the con- son with the Tigers and has already coached 101). Home had his streak broken at Georgia test. But, Clemson scored 20 points in the three players who have gone on to an NFL Tech last weekend. He already has two dou- fourth period in what Frank Howard called career. His 1995 secondary featured Brian ble figure reception games this year, just the one of the top Clemson performances of his Dawkins, now with the Philadelphia Eagles sixth and seventh double figure receiving 30 years at Clemson. and Leomont Evans, now with the games in Clemson history. He is the first to While Clemson is 7-4 vs. the WAC, UTEP Washington Redskins. That 1995 Clemson have two in the same season, only Perry is 1-1-1 against the ACC. That includes a 47- secondary ranked in the top 15 in the nation Tuttle had two in a career. 20 victory over Florida State in 1954. The in passing efficiency defense and in the top Home also leads the ACC in receptions Miners are 0-1-1 against North Carolina, 10 in total number of interceptions. His 1996 per game. No Clemson player has led the including a thrilling 45-40 loss at Chapel Hill team featured cornerback Dexter McCleon, ACC in that category since 1980 when Perry in 1993. who is now with the St. Louis Rams. Tuttle turned the trick. The Clemson record for total catches in a season is 58 by Jerry Miners Make Long Trip to Clemson Bailey Coached against Clemson in 1981 Butler in 1978. The school receiving yardage UTEP will be the 39th different team to Charlie Bailey will be coaching against record is 915 by Perry Tuttle in 1980. play in Death Valley since the stadium Clemson as a head coach for the first time in

Home has now moved into the top 10 in opened in 1942. Clemson has a 28-10 record his career, but it will not be the first time he Clemson history in both receptions and against first-time opponents in Death Valley. has been across the field from a Clemson reception yards. He went over the 1000-yard Of the 38 different teams to play in Death team. In 1 981 , as defensive coordinator and mark in career receiving yards at NC State assistant head coach at Kentucky, UTEP's and now has 1228 yards for his career, 9th head coach faced the Tigers in Lexington. best in Clemson history. Home also has 81 His defense shut out Clemson in the first career receptions, ninth highest in Clemson half and Kentucky held a 3-0 lead at intermis- history. He is 19 catches away from becom- sion against a Tiger team that would win the ing just the fifth 100-catch receiver in National Championship at season's end. Clemson history. Clemson scored three second-half touch- He had 267 all-purpose running yards downs and won, 21-3. Still, Clemson had just against Florida State, who entered the game 278 yards of total offense against Bailey's with the nation's top ranked defense. He had Kentucky defense that day. 131 yards in receiving on 10 catches, gained Bailey has been a head coach at 109 yards in kickoff returns and 27 yards on Memphis State and UTEP in his career. His punt returns in his fine all-around game Memphis State team upset Alabama in 1987, against the Seminoles. 13-10 and the next year those Tigers defeat- Home's 267-yard total ranks second in ed Florida in Gainesville, 17-11. He has also Clemson history and was just seven yards served as an assistant coach at University of away from Terrence Flagler's single game Tampa, Miami (FL), Rice, Kentucky, Clemson record. Flagler had 209 yards rush- Pittsburgh, The Tampa Bay Bandits of the ing and 65 receiving against Wake Forest in USFL, Florida, and the Orlando Thunder of 1986. Home's teammate, Raymond Priester, the World League. has the third best all-purpose running perfor- mance with 263 yards (all rushing) against UTEP Update Duke in 1995. UTEP is coming off a 24-17 victory over New Mexico State. The Miners came into that Clemson vs. UTEP game averaging just 90 yards per game on Clemson and UTEP have never met in the ground, but busted loose for 239 yards, football. The two schools have met four times almost as many yards as UTEP had in the in basketball and UTEP has a 3-1 lead in the first three games of this year combined. series. The two teams last met on the hard- Joseph Polk led the Miners against New court in 1982-83, a 69-59 UTEP victory. The Mexico with 115 yards rushing, his third two schools have never met in any other Tony Home is 5th in the nation in recep- career 100-yard rushing game at UTEP. Last sport. tions.

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year Polk had 148 yards against New Mexico drivers. 1980. Priester has just over 100 yards per and also had 104 yards against a 25th ranked In 1994, Clemson University initiated a game rushing and Home is averaging 7.8 Utah team. Polk is the top rusher for the motorsports engineering program in its catches per game.

Miners with 210 yards on 57 attempts and mechanical engineering curriculum, and two It is very unusual, at any time of the sea- two touchdowns. He was a key to the Miners of the current graduate students, Jon son, to have the league's leading rusher and controlling the clock for 38:02 against New Lamport and Brad Eichenlaub, were guests leading receiver. In fact, you have to go back Mexico State. UTEP ran an incredible 94 of the Bill Davis racing team in the garage to 1963 to find the last time an ACC team has plays against New Mexico State, 67 rushing and on pit road at Darlington. Later in the cur- done that over the course of a season, and it and 26 passing. They had 28 first downs in rent semester, Davis's MBNA team will play has happened just twice in league history. In the contest. host to a daylong, hands-on session for 1963 Ken Williard of North Carolina led the UTEP quarterback Craig Strickland con- Clemson's motorsports students at the ACC in rushing with 648 yards. That same nected on 11-22 passes for 128 yards in a team's shop in High Point, NC. year his teammate Bob Lacey tied for the reserve role behind starter John Rayborn, league lead in receiving with 48 receptions. who suffered a separated shoulder against Clemson Offense on Record Pace The only other time in ACC history that

New Mexico State. Strickland is 29-68 for It is early in the season, but Clemson is on the same team has had the top rusher and the year for 314 yards, while Rayborn was 21- a record pace in terms of passing offense in receiver was in 1957 when Virginia's Fred 57 for 305 yards and three touchdowns. a number of categories on an individual and Polzer led the league in receptions with 25,

One area of concern for Clemson is the team basis. Clemson is averaging 242.5 and teammate Jim Bakhtiar led the league in punt return ability of UTEP's Javier Sanchez. passing yards per game, 67 yards per game rushing with 822 yards. He is averaging 18 yards per punt return this ahead of the Clemson record of 175.5 per year and ranks seventh in the nation in that game set in 1969, Frank Howard's final sea- Clemson 9th in Rushing Defense category. Clemson must improve in this area son as head coach. Clemson is also on a Clemson is giving up just 73.3 rushing over the last two weeks, as the Tigers have record pace in terms of pass attempts, com- yards per game this season, ninth best figure given up 246 punt return yards the last two pletion percentage and completions per in the country The Tigers have given up just weeks. game. one rushing touchdown all season and oppo-

Individually, Nealon Greene has averaged nents have just two rushes over 20 yards all Notes on the UTEP Program 224.7 passing yards per game, 75 yards a season, the longest a 26-yard run. In fact, *UTEP has had some prominent players game ahead of the Individual record of 149.1 Clemson's defense has given up just six go on to a career in the NFL. The touchdowns in four games. list includes Chris Jacke, placekick- Clemson held Florida State to just er on the Super Bowl Champion 31 yards rushing, the fewest rushing Green Bay Packers last year, and yards by a Florida State team in the Don Maynard, NFL Hall of Fame decade of the 1990s. You have to go player who was on the New York back to the Memphis State game of Jets Super Bowl Championship 1989 to find the last time Florida team of 1969. Contemporary play- State had fewer than 31 yards rush- ers in pro football from UTEP ing. Bobby Bowden's team had just include Seth Joyner of the Phoenix 25 yards rushing in that 57-20 victory Cardinals and Tony Tolbert of the over Memphis State. Dallas Cowboys. Over the last 20 years, Clemson 'Former Houston Oilers Head has a 78-8-1 record when holding a Coach Bum Phillips was the head team under 100 yards rushing, a coach at UTEP in 1962. He post- .902 winning percentage. Clemson The Tiger Paw was on display at Darlington last month. ed a 5-4 record. did lose the Florida State game *UTEP last appeared in a bowl game in yards per game by Jimmy Addison in 1966. despite holding the Seminoles to 31 yards

1988 when it faced Southern Mississippi in Greene's 17.8 completions per game is also rushing. Clemson had won 12 straight games the Independence Bowl. Southern Miss won far ahead of Tommy Kendrick's 12.1 comple- when holding the opposition under 100. that game 38-18. Brett Favre was the quar- tions per game in 1970. Greene has aver- terback for Southern Miss in that contest. aged 244.5 yards per game in total offense, Sophomore Offensive Players Break Out UTEP has played in nine bowl games in its ahead of the previous record of 180.3 yards Clemson has a senior dominated offense, history. per game by Steve Fuller in 1978. led by Raymond Priester, Tony Home and In terms of receiving, Tony Home is aver- Nealon Greene, but bright prospects for the Tigerama Next Friday Night aging 7.8 receptions and 96.3 reception future were shown last week at Georgia Tech. Next weekend Virginia comes to Clemson yards per game, both far ahead of Clemson Sophomores Mai Lawyer, Terry Witherspoon for the annual Homecoming game. The fes- records. The record for receptions per game and Brian Wofford all had their best days as a tivities begin Friday evening with Tigerama. for a season is 4.9 by Charlie Waters in 1969 Tiger in the game in Atlanta. The pep Rally and show at Memorial Stadium and the reception yardage per game mark is Witherspoon had 12 rushes for 61 yards begins at 7:00 PM. This year's Tigerama is 83.1 by Perry Tuttle in 1980. Home is also 50 and a touchdown, best performance by a entitled "The Magical World of Clemson". yards per game ahead of the all-purpose run- Clemson fullback this year and most rushing Tickets are available all over Clemson this ning record. Through four games he has yards by a Clemson fullback since 1995 when week and are $2 in advance. Tickets are $3 170.3 all-purpose yards per game, ahead of Emory Smith had 101 yards at South at the stadium gates on the night of the pro- the record of 122 yards per game by Ray Carolina. Witherspoon also scored his first gram. The annual fireworks display will also Mathews in 1948. college touchdown on a one-yard run. be a highlight of the evening. Lawyer, who caught just one pass for 1

Category 1997 Record yards in 1 1 games a year ago, had four catch- Tiger Paw Present at Winston Cup Racing Passing Yards/Game 242.5 175.5(1969) es for 79 yards and his first collegiate touch- The Clemson Tiger Paw adorned the Pass Attempts/Game 32.0 27.5(1970) down at Georgia Tech. His touchown was a hood and quarterpanels of driver Ward Pass Completions/Game 19.3 13.2(1970) 30-yard score and the 79 yards were his Burton's #22 MBNA Pontiac at the Mountain Completion Percentage 60.2 60.0(1989) career high for receiving yards as a Tiger. Dew Southern 500 at Darlington Raceway Lawyer has had at least three catches in last month. Clemson's AGO Leaders every game this season. MBNA America Bank, N.A. is the official Clemson has the ACC's leading rusher Wofford, Clemson's third leading receiver credit card issuer of the Clemson Alumni (Raymond Priester) and leading receiver last year, had six catches at Georgia Tech, his Association and NASCAR. The Clemson (Tony Home). Priester led the ACC in rushing career high for number of receptions. He had card features the Tiger Paw and the NASCAR in 1995, but Clemson has not had the lead- 52 yards on those catches and now has 10 card offers a choice of the image of any of 43 ing receiver in the ACC since Perry Tuttle in receptions, two for touchdowns this year.

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lem&on Cjuart& ash of injuries to 6a one ofC/em&on'& 6e&t ei by Brett Berg Clemson Career Completion % Leaders Rk Name Years Comp Att Pet Drive. This may be the best word to describe Clemson quar- 1. Chris Morocco 1986-89 89 157 .567 2. Mike Eppley 1980-84 252 449 .561 terbacl< Nealon Greene. For Greene, not only will he drive the 3. Nealon Greene 1994-96 349 631 .553 Tigers offense against UTEP today but for him it is more mental 4. DeChane Cameron 1988-91 257 470 .547 than physical. It is a state of mind that leads Greene to strive to 5. Billy Lott 1977-79 105 198 .530 be the best in everything he does. And it is hard to argue with the Clemson Career Completion Leaders fact that he is one of the best quarterbacks in Clemson history. Rk Name Years Att Yds Comp As of today's game against the Miners out of El Paso, Greene 1. Nealon Greene 1994-97 631 4405 349 owns the Clemson record for career completion's with 349 com- 2. Rodney Williams 1 985-88 717 4647 333 pletion's, which he broke against Georgia Tech last week. This is 3. Tommy Kendrick 1969-71 644 3893 303 quarterback Steve more than Ring of Honor member and NFL 4. Steve Fuller 1975-78 554 4359 287 Fuller, more than three-time ACC Champion Rodney Williams, 5. DeChane Cameron 1988-91 470 3507 257 and more than Homer Jordan, who led the Tigers to the national 6. Mike Eppley 1980-84 449 3354 252 championship.

Against Georgia Tech last week, Greene moved into second So what does Greene think about all of these records? "1 don't

place on the all-time career passing yardage list with 4,405 yards. think about records much," says Greene. "When I pick up the

At his current pace, he could claim the top spot in today's game, paper and read about how I am closing in on this record or that, needing only 243 yards to take over first place from Rodney it is nice to think about. To be coming close to records that were Williams. He moved ahead of Fuller in last week's game at set by some great quarterbacks, like Steve Fuller makes me

Georgia Tech. proud. I have a lot of respect for what Steve Fuller, Rodney Today's game may also place Greene second on the Williams and many other Clemson quarterbacks accomplished."

Clemson Career Total Offense list. Currently he has 5,206 yards, Greene has come a long way on the road to breaking records only 204 yards behind Rodney Williams. Nealon should catch for the Tigers. All the way from Yonkers, NY to be specific.

Steve Fuller by the Wake Forest game and take over the top spot Growing up in New York, he participated in all kinds of athletics, with 6,097 yards. ranging from football, to bas-

Greene can become the fifth quarterback to win 20 games ketball, to stickball. But it with a win today and should take over second place by the end of was his track coach, who the season. He is also currently third on the all-time completion was the most influential. percentage list with a .553 completion percentage. Arnold Shell was the coach who Winningest Quarterbacks in Clemson History looked out for Name Years Percent Record Greene. He Rodney Williams 1985 -88 .750 32-10-2 was always 1979-82 .776 22-6-1 Homer Jordan there to set him Mike Eppley 1980-84 .796 21-5-1 straight when Steve Fuller 1975-78 .643 21-11-3 he could have DeChane Cameron 1988 -91 .813 19-4-1 strayed in the Nealon Greene 1994-97 .594 19-13 wrong direction. Harvey White 1957-59 .720 18-7 'Arnold Shell was the led Clemson Career Total Offense Leaders guy who me Rk Name Years Plays Rush Pass Total down the right path," 1. Steve Fuller 1975-78 1089 1737 4359 6096 says Greene. "To this

2. Rodney Williams 1 985-88 1024 863 4647 5510 day he still checks up 3. Nealon Greene 1994-97 905 801 4405 5206 on me, checks how

4. Homer Jordan 1979-82 859 971 3643 4614 I'm doing, sees if I'm

5. DeChane Cameron 1988-91 765 926 3300 4226 hurt, sees if I'm going to play this week. He's Clemson Career Passing Yardage Leaders been that angel on my Years Att Rk Name Comp Pet Yards shoulder looking out for 1. Rodney Williams 1985-88 717 333 .464 4647 me." Greene broke 2. Nealon Greene 1994-97 631 349 .553 4405 If Arnold Shell was the the Clemson 3. Steve Fuller 1975-78 554 287 .518 4359 one to send Greene in the completion 4. Tommy Kendrick 1969-71 644 303 .470 3893 right direction, then he did a record last 5. Homer Jordan 1979-82 479 250 .522 3643 very good job. But Shell wasn't week at 6. Mike Eppley 1980-84 449 252 .561 3354 the only one looking out for Georgia Tech. 7. DeChane Cameron 1988-91 470 257 .547 3300 Nealon when he was young. Patricia Robinson and John Greene, Nealon's parents, also kept him on the straight and narrow. Greene's parents have been there for him throughout his

years. "They help me when I get down on myself and when the

6 critics are doubting you, they lcollege football." defenses, along with math, science,

I am down, when I am hurt or sick; my Greene, who's missed out on the "hill English, and history. mom knows every time I've ever been sick. experience" so far this season, being a Learning the new offense has been They've been there through thick and thin. captain for both of Clemson's previous two more fun. "I'm really enjoying the offense.

Every time I have a bad game, they cheer home games, says he's sure to run down It's more open and I have more opportuni- me up, they keep me going every day." the hill again. "I will definitely run the hill ties. It's nice to be able to be involved with

That support group from Yonkers will against North Carolina. It will be my last the other guys more, like Mai (Lawyer), board a bus to Maryland when the Tigers time, so I'm looking forward to doing it Tony (Home), Lament (Hall), and Brian battle the Terps on October 25. Nealon again." (Wofford). I think the fans were waiting for wishes he could ride the bus with everyone Another milestone is upon Greene in it, and now its here." and talk strategy with his mom, who's foot- the coming months. Not only will he break The bond Greene has created over the ball IQ has steadily grown over the years. numerous Clemson records for passing years with his teammates is strong. Being This reunion in College Park should help and total offense, but he will receive his the strongest with the fellow seniors who cut down on Nealon's phone bills. degree in industrial education. Greene, have been through it all together. "We

Coming out of Lincoln High School in who made last spring's honor roll, credits understand each other and have a bond Yonkers, Greene was ranked among the Vickery Hall with helping him grow acade- between us. When Raymond (Priester) top 10 option quarterbacks in the nation by mically. sets a record we all share in that because Tom Lemming's Prep Football Report and we are a team. We are proud and happy in the top three players in the state of New for him." York by SuperPrep. Greene's high school Greene not only appreciates his team- coach, who was a truck driver in the morn- mates, but is very much appreciated him- ing and football coach the rest of the day, self. His biggest fan? Head coach Tommy was Anthony Fiorelli. Coach Fiorelli and West. Coach West probably knows more

Greene still talk about defenses and strat- about Greene's drive and his mental egy when they get the chance. toughness than anyone. "I've been saying Most people in Yonkers were pushing for three years now, that he's a tough,

Greene to attend Syracuse, which is only a tough competitor," says West. "Nealon couple of hours from home. Greene did keeps a level head on the field, he is a choose the orange, but thankfully for great competitor. He's tough and he's hard Clemson fans, he chose the orange Tiger nosed." Paw. There were many reasons in Coach West has seen Greene produce Greene's decision to attend Clemson, under adverse conditions and make plays ranging from the excitement of Southern when there was nothing there. He's also football, to the warm climate (Greene seen him play through pain, especially this hates snow), but the most important rea- year. "I've seen him do it up at North son was that he felt comfortable here. Carolina (1994) with a separated shoulder

Coach Richard Bisaccia was recruiting and I've seen him do it last year when he

Greene out of high school, originally for looked even worse in the warm-ups with South Carolina, and he impressed his knee, he played the whole game at Greene. "When he was recruiting me, he Florida State. And, this year at NC State was straight forward," says Greene. "He on the final scoring drive, he playing on

explained that I had the opportunity to pure guts." come in and play and that if I worked hard, Greene's drive has led him on the foot- learned every day, and came out to com- ball field to engineer numerous comebacks

pete, I might get that opportunity, but there and touchdowns. His drive off of the field were no guarantees. He still keeps on top has led him in life and to earn a college of me, not letting me settle for second best. "Since I've been here, my study habits degree. That drive is also ready for the

He's a great guy with a great family." have gotten better and my grades have next step - the real world. "I'm ready for the

it That day Nealon signed with Clemson gotten better," says Greene. "Coming out real world and one day soon I can take goes down as the most memorable he of high school, I didn't have the best on." recalls about Clemson. "Getting the oppor- grades, but Vickery has helped me and a Greene's drive has brought him a long tunity to sign, to be able to get a scholar- lot of others. Vickery Hall gives us the way, from the streets of Yonkers playing ship to come to Clemson, that was my chance to go into the classroom and com- before 200 people, to nationally televised

proudest moment. It made my mom pete. I'm still learning, I'm always learn- games in front of 83,000 rabid Clemson ing." happy. I was one of a select few, to be able fans and numerous television viewers. to go through rough times, to deal with Greene is also a member of LIFEIine, From a timid freshman in his first game fac- them, and get the opportunity to obtain a a leadership group for the Clemson football ing the Georgia Bulldogs in Sanford scholarship." team. The group is composed of 13 foot- Stadium, to a confident senior on the verge Another memorable moment for ball players and they provide a peer lead- of breaking numerous Clemson records Greene, and one that stands out in most ership group for the entire team. "I'm real- and receiving a college degree. Clemson football players' minds, is running ly enjoying that, being a sponsor to the So, when Nealon Greene steps on the

down the hill. "It is the best feeling," says freshmen, giving them the right tools they field today, take a good hard look and be

hill, I it's for Greene. "The first time I ran down the need. enjoy LIFEIine, helped us bring prepared to see history in the making, off look the team together more." greatest I was so excited. You get the bus, in front of you stands one of the at the fans, stand at the top and rub the Over the past three seasons Greene quarterbacks to ever put on the orange rock. The crowd's going wild, the adrena- has grown on the field and off. Having to and white.

7 0§m ^# Trustees & ficfministratien Trustees Emeriti

William Green Deschamps, Jr., Bishopville

Fletcher C. Derrick, Jr., Charleston Paul W. McAlister, Laurens Buck Mickel, Greenville Paul Quattlebaum, Charleston James C. Self, Greenwood D. Leslie Tindal, Pinewood

James M. Waddell, Jr., Columbia

William N. Geiger, Jr. Columbia Lawrence M. Gressette, Jr. Bill Amick Louis P. Batson, Jr. Chairman, Columbia Batesburg Greenville Executive Secretary - Thornton Kirby

Les McCraw Doug Kingsmore Louis B. Lynn Patricia H. McAbee Greenville Aiken Columbia McCormick

Bill Hendrix J. J. Britton Thomas McTeer, Jr. Bill Smith Chagrin Falls, OH Sumter Columbia Columbia

Clemson University Executive Officers Constantine W. Curris, President Steffen Rogers, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Gary Ransdell, Vice President for Administration and Advancement John Kelly Vice President Public Service and Agriculture Almeda Rogers Jacks, Vice President for Student Affairs Benjamin W. Anderson, General Counsel Thornton Kirby Executive Secretary to the Board of Trustees Scott Ludlow, Chief Financial Officer David Stalnaker, Assistant to the President and Executive Director Commission on the Future of Clemson University Academic Administration Debra Broadwell Jackson, Acting Dean of Grad. School Jerome V Reel, Senior Provost and Dean of Undergrad. Studies William B. Wehrenberg, Dean, Coll. of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences James F Barker, Dean, College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities Jerry Trapnell, Dean, College of Business and Public Affairs Harold E. Cheatham, Dean, College of Health, Education and Human Dev Joseph D. Swann Thomas M. Keinath, Dean, College of Engineering and Science Allen Wood Greenville Christopher J. Duckenfield, Vice Provost of Computer Information Technology Florence Joseph F Boykin, Jr, Dean of Libraries Vice Chairman A. Dewitt B. Stone, Assistant Vice President of Academic Affairs 8 THE

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Since becoming Clemson Universi- Curris' first challenge ty's 13th president on May 22, 1995, upon coming to Clemson Constantino W. "Deno" Curris has begun was filling key administrative to build a vision for the future based on vacancies and building a identifying and enhancing those quali- sense of teamwork and co- ties that make the university distinctive. operation among deans and In working to create a strong founda- executive officers —a task tion to support Clemson's goal of be- which is largely completed. coming a national university, Curris has In addition, he has estab- redirected resources to critical areas, lished a goal of recruiting set the recruitment of top students and more young professors to faculty as well as an increase in counter a graying of the research funding as high priorities, and Clemson faculty. established a select commission of Another immediate pri- alumni and friends to offer advice and ority was increasing Clem- counsel. son's involvement with state leaders and working with other institutions to reverse The Curris File declining state funding trends. The efforts helped Born: November 13, 1940 secure an increase in gener- Spouse: Jo Hern Curris al state funding for higher Children: Robert Alexander, Elena education as well as a capi-

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rily for the state's colleges Education: and universities. Curris has also focused B.A. in Political Science (magna cum more attention on the univer- laude) University of Kentucky, 1962 sity's information technology M.A. in Political Science, University infrastructure, which had of- dent of both Murray State University of Illinois, 1965 ten been neglected during years of bud- where he oversaw extensive campus Ed.D. in Higher Education, Universi- get cuts during the early 90's. Using $2 renovations and improvements—and at ty of Kentucky, 1 967 million of savings from restructuring, the University of Northern Iowa—where Curris funded a plan to extend the infor- he led a move to raise admissions stan- Employment Resume: mation technology network campus- dards and strengthen academic pro- President and Professor of Public wide, providing network access to all grams. Policy, University of Northern Iowa, faculty and bringing 2,000 dormitory A native of Lexington, Kentucky, Cedar Falls, Iowa 1983-1995 rooms online. It was merely the first step Curris received a bachelor's degree in in a long-range plan to attain and main- political science from the University of President, Murray State University, tain technological currency in the class- Kentucky, a master's in political science Murray, Kentucky, 1973-1983 room. and public administration from the Uni- Another of Curris' early accomplish- versity of Illinois, and a doctorate in high- Vice President and Dean of the Fac- ments has been upgrading many basic er education from the University of Ken- Virginia Institute of ulty, West student and administrative services, tucky Technology, Montgomery, WV, 1971- such as admissions recruiting, plant Curris is also a national leader in 73 maintenance and class registration sys- higher education. He is a past Chair- tems. man of the Board of Directors of the Dean of Student Personnel Pro- Curris also believes in seeking input American Association of State Colleges grams, Marshall University, Hunting- from experts outside the university The and Universities and was a featured par- ton, 1969-71 WV Commission on the Future of Clemson ticipant in a 1997 national videotelecon- University was created by the Board of ference on "The New Public University: Director of Academic Programs, Trustees on Curris' recommendation to How Do We Compete in a Changing En- West Virginia Board of Education, build on earlier planning and self-study vironment?" Curris is also one of 25 Charleston, 1968-69 WV efforts. In May, more than 300 alumni presidents currently serving on the and friends—leaders in industry and the national Kellogg Commission on the Vice President and Dean of the Fac- professions—came to campus for the Future of Land-Grant Universities. ulty, Midway (KY) College, 1965-68 Commission's first meeting, to hear re- When his schedule permits, Curris ports on the university's goals and offer enjoys gardening, fishing, and reading. Assistant Coordinator, University of perspective and insight to help the uni- He is married to Jo Hern Curris, a tax Kentucky Centennial Celebration, versity plan for the 21st century attorney and author, and they have a 1964-65 Building strong foundations is a test- son Robert Alexander, and a daughter, ed strategy that Curris used while presi- Elena Diane. Foil

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Improvement has been the watchword of history have taken place under West and the defense and scoring defense, and three the Clemson football program since Tommy team's cumulative GPA entering 1997 was a ranked in the top 12 in the nation in total West became the head coach in December of 20-year high. defense. 1993. Within each of his first three seasons West took over the head coaching posi- Clemson's 1989 defense ranked fifth in his teams have shown significant improve- tion on November 29, 1993. Less than a the nation in total defense, rushing defense ment and gained strength as the season pro- month later he already had a bowl victory on and scoring defense and West's outside line- gressed. his ledger, a 14-13 triumph over Kentucky in backers had a lot to do with that success. His

His Clemson resume as a head coach the Peach Bowl, Clemson's sixth bowl win in top four outside linebackers that year all includes three bowl appearances, a top 25 an eight year period. With his debut in the played in the NFL in 1994. The list of former ranking in every season, eight road wins and Peach Bowl, West became the sixth coach in West players in the NFL includes Levon five wins over AP Top 25 teams. His teams NCAA history to make his debut with a pro- Kirkland and Wayne Simmons, both of whom have risen in the ACC standings each year, to gram in a bowl game. However, he was just have played in the Super Bowl within the last a number-two finish in 1996. If his 1997 the second coach in history to make his debut two years. team can appear in a bowl it would be the first in a bowl game without previously coaching West began his coaching career as a time since 1989-91 era that Clemson has his new team as an assistant coach earlier in graduate assistant at Tennessee (his alma appeared in a bowl game three straight years. the season. mater) in 1977. He coached one year of high Each of his first three seasons has seen West was a mainstay of a Clemson school football at White County High in the Tigers make a late season run. In 1994, coaching staff that led the Tigers to a 69-20- Sparta, TN in 1978, then became an assis- with the youngest offense in Clemson history 4 record and six Associated Press Top 20 fin- tant at Mississippi in 1979. For the 1980 and one that started seven freshmen at times, the ishes between 1982-89. During West's first 1981 seasons he served as an assistant Tigers won three of their last four games, tour of duty with the Tigers as an outside line- coach at Appalachian State. including a victory at 12th ranked North backer coach, Clemson played in five bowl After his career at Clemson (1982-89), Carolina. games (winning four) and claimed four ACC West became the running backs coach at The run of success at the end of the Championships, including three in a row from Tennessee. During that 1990 season 1995 season had the Tigers in the top 25 of 1986-88. Tennessee won the Southeastern every poll. Clemson won its last five regular Clemson had a 44-10-1 record against Conference and captured the Sugar Bowl season games, including four wins by at least ACC competition during his era on the Tiger with a win over Virginia. The Volunteers 17 points. West's Tigers were picked fifth in staff, an 81 percent winning mark. scored a school record 442 points that year the ACC preseason poll that year, but, thanks Additionally, five of those Clemson teams and averaged over 410 yards a game in total to the third best offense in Clemson history ranked in the top 15 in the nation in rushing offense, 205.7 rushing and 205.4 passing. and a defense that ranked 10th in the He served as Co-Defensive Coordinator nation against scoring, Clemson fin- at South Carolina in 1991 and 1992. ished third in the ACC standings with a In 1993 West took over a UT- 6-2 record, its best league finish since Chattanooga team that had won just two the Tigers won the ACC title in 1 991 games in 1992. He doubled that total in The 1995 campaign was one in 1993 and guided the Mocs to one of the which Clemson excelled in every area. landmark wins in school history a 33-31 The Tigers ranked fourth in the country win over #1 ranked Marshall. He con- in rushing, yet also led the ACC in cluded the regular season with a 45-42 yards per pass attempt. Defensively, victory over Furman. Ironically, his first Clemson rated in the top 20 in the regular season game as Clemson nation in rushing defense, passing effi- coach was a victory over Furman. ciency defense and turnover margin. In West earned three letters in his terms of special teams, Clemson was four-year career at Tennessee (1972- the only school in the nation to have an 75). The Vols played in three bowl individual ranked in the top 25 in punt- games and were ranked in a final Top 20 ing, placekicking, punt returns and kick- in three seasons. He was the co-cap- off returns. tain of Tennessee's 1975 football team The 1996 season saw Clemson win and played in the Blue-Gray All-Star five of its last six regular season game that same year. games, including a victory at 15th He began his college career as a ranked Virginia, just the third road win running back, but saw most of his play- over a ranked team in the decade of the ing time as a tight end. He caught 37 1990s for the Tigers. For the second passes for 575 yards in his career with straight year Clemson won the ACC the Vols, including 16 passes for 233 rushing title and reached a top 25 rank- yards as a senior. He earned a bache- ing. Again, Clemson won 75 percent lor's degree from Tennessee in 1976 of its ACC games, this time finishing and was drafted by the Tampa Bay tied for second in the league standings Buccaneers that same year. West with North Carolina. The Tigers were played two years (1974-75) of baseball extended a bid to the Peach Bowl to at Tennessee and had a career batting face LSU. average of .305. He hit .367 in 1975 Clemson's improvement on the field and was named All-SEC Eastern is matched with its improvement in the Division. classroom during the West era. Last Born Thomas Cleveland West on for- year 20 Clemson football players made July 31 , 1 954, he is married to the the ACC academic honor roll, the high- mer Lindsay Watkins of Forest City, NC. In fact, each of the three son. Turner. est on record. The West Family meets at the Memorial Stadium The couple has one highest totals in that area in Clemson Landmark, Howard's Rock. 1

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Les Herrin The Les Herrin File Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Line At Clemson: In his fourth season as assistant When Les Herrin discusses Clemson's greatest players of recent head coach, 8th as the Tiger defensive line coach, and 13th season overall. memory people listen with a keen ear. Now in his 13th year with the Previous Coacliing Experience: High School - program, Herrin has tutored some of Clemson's greatest players. It all Assistant at R/S Central High in Rutherfordton, started in 1981 when he coached the linebackers on Clemson's NO (1972-74); assistant at Lexington Senior High National Championship of his pupils Jeff Davis, team. One prized was in Lexington, NC (1975-76); athletic director and first-team Ail-American and ACC Player-of-the-Year. head coach at Central Davidson High School in In 1982 Johnny Rembert was a starting linebacker under Herrin Lexington, NC (1975-79); College - Defensive and he became an All-American, then a Pro Bowl player (1989) with coordinator at Appalachian State (1980-81); line- the New England Patriots. Three-time pro bowl defensive tackle backer coach at Clemson (1981-84); linebacker coach at East Carolina (1985-87); outside line- Chester McGlockton, regarded as one of the top defensive players in backer coach at North Carolina (1988); defensive the NFL today, was coached by Herrin between 1989-91. line coach at Clemson (1989-94); assistant head Buckner, participant with the Brentson a 1996 Super Bowl coach/tackles and tight ends coach (1995); assis- Pittsburgh Steelers, who is now with the Cincinnati Bengals, also tant head coach/defensive line (1996-present). played for Herrin during that era. Last year, Trevor Pryce led the Education: Waycross High School in Waycross, Tigers in tackles for loss and sacks and was a first-round pick of the GA (1965); B.A. degree in Education from Denver Broncos. Western Carolina (1971); Master's degree in Health and Physical Education from Western In his previous 12 years with Clemson he has coached in seven bowl games, been a part of six top 20 Carolina (1972). seasons and four ACC titles. Clemson has had at least one all-conference player coached by Herrin in 1 College Playing Experience: Lettered four of the 12 years he has been with the program. years in football at Western Carolina. Personal: Born February 18, 1948. ..He and his wife Shirley have one son, Deke, a student at Clemson.

Steve Ensminger The Steve Ensminger File Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks At Clemson: In his first year as offensive coor- Steve Ensminger is in his 10th season as a coordinator at the dinator and quarterback coach.

Division I level, his first at Clemson. Offenses he has been in charge Previous Coaching Experience: College - wide of have performed at high levels of success. Teams that have gained receivers at Nicholls State (1981-83); quarter- over 450 yards per game of total offense, and ranked among the backs and wide receivers at McNeese State (1984-87); Offensive Coordinator/quarterbacks at nation's best in scoring have been prominent on the list of accom- Louisiana Tech (1988-90); passing game coordi- plishments of Ensminger coached offenses. nator/quarterbacks at Georgia (1991-93); Overall, Ensminger brings 16 years of coaching experience to Offensive Coordinator/quarterbacks at Texas Clemson. This does not include his years as an outstanding player at A&M (1994-96); Offensive Coordinator/quarter- LSU. He played in three bowl games for the LSU Tigers and when he backs at Clemson (1997-present). graduated in 1979 he was second in LSU history in passing yardage, Education: Graduated from Baton Rouge just behind Bert Jones and ahead of the legendary Y.A. Tuttle. Central High School in 1976. Earned a B.S. in Physical Education from Louisiana State in 1979. The native of Baton Rouge, LA was a four-year letterman at LSU College Playing Experience: Lettered four and he still holds LSU passing records for touchdowns in a game (four) years at LSU. and longest touchdown pass play yards). He was the (82 named LSU Personal Data: Born on September 15, 1958. team MVP in 1979. Married to former Amy Marie Gonzales. Tlie cou- Ensminger spent the previous three seasons at Texas A&M. Last ple has two daughters, Krystalin and Brittany year the Aggies averaged 404 yards per game, featuring a balanced attack that gained 230 yards rushing Rose, and a son, Steve. and 174 passing on a per game basis. Texas A&M averaged 29 points per game against a schedule that included five Top 25 opponents.

Between 1 991 -93 Ensminger tutored Eric Zeier and the Georgia Bulldogs. Ensminger's coaching was a prime reason Zeier set 61 school passing records. The Bulldogs ranked ninth in the nation in total offense in 1992 with 450.4 yards per game and finished 10th in the country in scoring with 32 points per contest.

Reggie Herring The Reggie Herring File Defensive Coordinator/Inside Linebackers At Clemson: In his fourth season as inside line- Reggie Herring is in his first year as defensive coordintor, but his backers coach, his first as defensive coordinator. fourth season with the program. He has projected a mental and phys- Previous Coaching Experience: College - ical toughness to his linebackers and that toughness should enhance Linebacker coach at Oklahoma State (1981-85); linebacker at the entire Tiger defense in 1997. coach Auburn (1986-91); defensive coordinator and linebacker coach at Texas Among the players who have benefitted by his coaching is Anthony Christian (1992-93); inside linebacker coach at Simmons, already one of the most decorated players in Clemson his- Clemson (Dec. 1993-present). tory. set a single season record for tackles last with He year 178 and Education: B.S. in Criminology from Florida is listed as the Rising Star of College Football according to Street & State (1981). Smith Magazine for 1997. College Playing Experience: Three-year Herring is another example of an outstanding former player who starter at linebacker for Florida State. has gone on to become an outstanding coach. A teammate of Rick Personal Data: Born on July 3, 1959. ..married the former Lisa Ward, and they have two children, Stockstill at Florida State, Herring left his own mark with the Seminole Caroline and Adam. program as a player. Herring was captain of the 1980 Orange Bowl team and earned AP All-America honors in 1980. The Seminoles played in the Orange Bowl and ranked in the top 10 in the nation his junior and senior sea- sons, and he was recently inducted into the Florida State Hall of Fame. He was a 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. Like many of Clemson's assistant coaches in 1997, Herring has a diverse experience history. He has been a part of successful programs at Oklahoma State, Auburn, TCU and now Clemson. He was defensive coordinator at TCU prior to coming to Clemson. Herring has not made vacation 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 20 seasons he has been to 15 bowl games, 12 as a coach and three as a player. He has already coached in three bowl games with Clemson. —

Richard Bisaccia The Richard Bisaccia File Running Backs/Special Teams/Recruiting Coordinator At Clemson: In his fourth season as the Tigers' Records in every area have been set since Richard Bisaccia running backs coach and special teams coach. - became running backs coach of the Clemson Tigers in 1994. Previous Coaching Experince: College Offensive coordinator at Wayne State (NE) Raymond Priester is the only active player in college football who holds (1983-87); graduate assistant for wide receivers his schools rushing record on a game, season and career basis. at South Carolina (1988); volunteer assistant for The Tigers have led the ACC in rushing each of the last two sea- defensive ends at South Carolina (1989-90); tight sons and they have done it with strong rushing and a lack of fumbling. ends coach at South Carolina (1991); running Clemson has lost just eight fumbles by running backs the last three backs and special teams coach at South Carolina seasons, including an all-time NCAA record low two lost fumbles in (1992-93); running backs and special teams 1994. coach at Clemson (Dec. 1993-present). Education: New Fairfield High School in Bisaccia, a Yonkers, NY native, learned how to hold onto the foot- New Fairfield, CT; Earned a degree in health and ball as a four-year starter and team captain at Yankton College physical education from Yankton College (1983). Bisaccia was a free agent with the Philadelphia Stars of the after USFL College Playing Experience: Four-year starter his college career. and team captain at Yankton College (1980-83). While the 1983 Spring season saw the end of his playing career, Personal Data: Born June 3, 1960 He and his the 1983 Fall was the beginning of his coaching career. He was wife Jeanne have four children: daughters, named the offensive coordinator at Wayne State in Nebraska his first year out of college and he has been in Michele, Elizabeth, and IVIadeline and son college coaching ever since. Richard Oakley.

Unlike many Division I full-time assistant coaches, Bisaccia has not made a lot of moves. He spent five seasons at Wayne State, then six seasons at South Carolina and is now in his fourth full season at Clemson. Bisaccia probably wears more hats than any other Clemson coach. In addition to his time with the run- ning backs, he is also the special teams coach and the recruiting coordinator. Clemson has had a con- sensus top 20 recruiting class each of the last two seasons. Clemson's freshmen defensive backs for 1997 were ranked best in the nation by SuperPrep.

David Bibee David Bibee File Outside Linebackers At Clemson: In his first season as outside line- David Bibee takes over the coaching reigns of one of the leg- backers coach. endary positions of Clemson football, the outside linebackers. This Previous Coaching Experience: College Graduate assistant at Tennessee (1977); Co- position has seen many all-star Tigers in recent years, players who Head coach of junior varsity squad at Mississippi have gone on to stellar careers in the NFL, Bibee's resume shows that (1978); Secondary coach and recruiting coordi- he is up to the challenge and many of his current players could go on nator at North Alabama (1979); Secondary to join Clemson players of yesteryear in the NFL. coach and recruiting coordinator at Middle Bibee is in his 18th season as a college football coach. His expe- Tennessee State (1980); Secondary coach and rience in college athletics actually dates to 1973 when he started his recruiting coordinator at Austin Peay (1981-82); college career as a player at Tennessee. He graduated from that Assistant head coach, secondary coach, and recruiting coordinator at Appalachian State school in 1977 and was a teammate of current Tiger Head Coach (1983-88); Assistant head coach and secondary Tommy West for two seasons. coach at South Carolina (1989-93); Secondary Bibee started his college coaching career in Volunteer land in 1 977 coach and recruiting coordinator at Tennessee as a graduate assistant, then became the junior varsity coach at Tech (1996); Outside Linebackers coach at Mississippi in 1978. From there he had stints at North Alabama, Clemson (1997). Ivliddle Tennessee State, Austin Peay Appalachian State, South Education: Graduated from Bristol's Tennessee Carolina and Tennessee Tech. High in 1972. Earned a B.S. in Health Education from Tennessee in 1977. Bibee has been involved in all aspects of coaching, from recruiting to administration to on the field coach- ing. He has spent most of his career as a defensive coach, including 10 years as an assistant head coach. He spent six years coaching for Appalachian State, ironically, Clemson's opponent in his first game as a Tiger coach. The IVIountaineers won two Southern Conference titles and twice led the nation in turnover mar- gin during his career as a recruiting coordinator and secondary coach.

Charlie Harbison The Charlie Harbison File Defensive Backs At Clemson: In his third year as secondary Charlie Harbison has been at Clemson for only two seasons, but coach at Clemson. three of his proteges already are on National Football League rosters, Previous Coaching Experience: College - Brian Dawkins, who ranked among the top pass intercepters in the Defensive back coach at Gardner-Webb (1984); receiver at Gardner- (1 992-93); nation for Clemson in 1995, was an NFL All-Rookie selection with the wide coach Webb defensive back coach at UTEP (1994); defensive Philadelphia Eagles in 1996. Leomont Evans was a member of the back coach at Clemson (1995-present); Washington Redskins in 1996 after an AII-ACC season in 1995, while Profess/ona/—linebacker coach for Charlotte second-round pick of the St. Louis Rams in Dexter McCleon was a Barons (1990); defensive back/special teams 1996 and will see considerable action with that team in 1997. coach for the Raleigh-Durham Skyhawks (1991); Those three players were key reasons Clemson had 22 intercep- defensive back coach for Carolina Cougars for tions in 1995, one of the top figures in Clemson history and one of the (1992); defensive back/wide receiver coach Charlotte (1993-94). top 15 totals in the nation. Rage Education: Received bachelors degree in busi- Harbison has more experience at the professional level than any ness administration from Gardner-Webb. mentor. Harbison was a starter at strong safety other current Tiger College Playing Experience— Professional- Breakers of the USFL in 1983-84 with the New Orleans and Boston Boston Breakers (1983), New Orleans Breakers and also signed a free agent contract with the Buffalo Bills in 1982, (1984), Buffalo Bills (preseason 1985-86). 1985 and 1986. Personal Data: Born October 27, 1959. He has Harbison also coached on the pro level with the Raleigh-Durham Skyhawks of the World League of two sons, Charlie and Stedman. American Football, with the Charlotte Barons of the MLFS and with the Charlotte Rage of the AFL. He has coached wide receivers, linebackers, and defensive backs in his career, but has by far his most experience as a secondary coach.

In addition to his Division I experience, Harbison also has had significant success at the NAIA level. His Gardner-Webb team of 1992 had a 12-2 record and played in the NAIA Championship game.

fS John Latina The John Latina File Offensive Centers and Guards At Clemson: In his third season as guards and Many preseason magazines have ranked Clemson's offensive line centers coach, his fourth season at Clemson. - among the best In the nation and this ranking Is testimony to the out- Previous Coaching Experience: College Assistant coach at Virginia Tech (1979-81); assis- standing job John Latina has done since he first came to Clemson In tant coach at Pittsburgh (1982); offensive line 1994. Some might have ranked Clemson's line fifth from the bottom coach at Temple (1983-88); running game coordi- when he came to Clemson. nator at Kansas State (1989-93); offensive line Since then, Clemson has led the ACC In rushing In 1995 and coach at Clemson (Dec. 1993-1994); offensive 1996. That Includes the 1995 team that finished fourth In the country guards and centers (1995-present). In rushing. The line produced four first or second team AII-ACC play- Education: Received a bachelor's degree from ers a year ago and now features all-stars Jim Bundren and Glenn Virginia Tech (1979). College Playing Experience: Four-year letter Rountree, two converted defensive players who were tutored In the winner at Virginia Tech as an offensive guard basics of the game by Latina three years ago. (1975-78).

Latina has been an offensive coach for a Division I program every Personal Data: Born September 18, 1957.. .he centers and year since 1979. He is In his third season coaching the and his wife Michele have two sons John Jr., and guards, a drastic change from coaching the entire offensive line when Michael. he first came to Clemson. The Virginia Tech graduate, who once played against Clemson as an offensive guard (1 978), has worked at Virginia Tech, Pittsburgh, Temple and Kansas State. He has already coached In a bowl game with four different schools, Virginia Tech, Pittsburgh, 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 Bowl in 1982. Paul Palmer, one of the top rushers in NCAA history with Temple, was also a member of Latina's offense In the 1980s.

Mac McWhorter The Mac McWhorter File Offensive Tackles/Tight Ends At Clemson: In his second as offensive tackles Mac McWhorter is an assistant coach who has been able to take and tight ends coach. - his experiences learned as a player and relate them to his pupils. Previous Coaching Experience: High School offensive line at Duluth High School (1974-75); McWhorter was an All-SEC guard at Georgia in the 1970s and now Is offensive coach/offensive line at Douglas County producing AII-ACC offensive linemen as a coach. Senior Jim Bundren Comprehensive High School (1975-76); offensive and senior Lament Hall, both made AII-ACC teams last year and are coordinator at Douglas County Comprehensive preseason Ail-Americans heading into this year. High School (1976-79); Head Coach at Villa Rica McWhorter came to Clemson from Georgia, where he spent five High School (1979-80). College - assistant years (1991-96) as an offensive line coach. The Georgia native had coach/offensive line at Georgia Tech (1980-87); a successful stint in Athens, where he worked with All-American Eric assistant head coach/offensive line at Alabama (1987-88); assistant coach/offensive line at Zeier from 1991-94, and a "tough-nose" running game in '95. He Alabama (1988); Head Coach at West Georgia helped Georgia set numerous team records in many different cate- College (1988-90); assistant coach/offensive line gories in those five years. The Dogs led the SEC in rushing and pass- at Duke (1990-91); assistant coach/offensive line ing during his career with the Bulldogs. and tight ends at Georgia (1991-95); offensive Coach McWhorter played football at Georgia in the early '70s as tackles/tight ends at Clemson (1996-present). an offensive lineman; so he is no stranger to the surroundings of suc- Education: Received a bachelor's degree from Georgia (1974). cessful Division I football. He has played and coached in many big bowl games, including the Gator, Peach, four Hall of Fame, Citrus, and Sun Bowls. College Playing Experience: Earned let- ters at Georgia as an offensive lineman. Captain McWhorter was an AP All-Southeastern Conference selection as a guard in 1973. He was also an hon- of 1973 Georgia Team. orable mention All-American and was named captain of the Bulldogs. Georgia played in two bowl games Personal Data: Born June 17, 1950. ..he and his during his career. wife, Rebecca have two daughters; Kasay and McWhorter has been a college coach each of the last 17 years and 12 of those years he worked with Katie; and a son: Mac. either Georgia or Georgia Tech. He also coached two years at ACC rival Duke (1990-91). Altogether, McWhorter has coached in seven bowl games.

Rick Stockstill The Rick Stockstill File Wide Receivers At Clemson: In his third season as wide Rick Stockstill has been around successful programs and record receivers coach and is in his ninth season with setting offenses his entire coaching career. In his first year as quar- the Tigers. - terback coach at Clemson (1989), the Tigers set a school record for Previous Coaching Experience: College completion percentage (60%). The Tigers led the Atlantic Coast Offensive coordinator and quarterback coach at Bethune-Cookman College (1983-84); assistant Conference In total offense for the 1991 season, and Clemson gained head coach and wide receiver coach at the the second most yards in school history in the process. University of Central Florida (1985-88); quarter- In 1995 Clemson had its third most productive offense in history back coach at Clemson (1989-1993); passing scoring over 300 points and gaining over 4500 yards of total offense. game coordinator at Clemson (1992-93); co- The 1996 season saw one of the top improvements in Clemson histo- offensive coordinator and wide receiver coach ry over the course of the season on the offensive side of the ball. (Dec. 1993-1994); wide receivers (1995-present). Stockstill also tutored productive offenses at Central Florida and Education: Fernandina Beach High School in Fernandina Beach, FL (1977); B.S. degree in Bethune-Cookman in his early years as a football coach. As a player, Physical Education from Florida State (1982). he was the starting quarterback for Florida State. He guided the College Playing Experience: Earned three let- pair of Bowl pair of Seminoles to a Orange appearances, a top 10 ters in football from Florida State. Captain of 1981 rankings, and was the team captain in 1981. Florida State team.

It is no surprise that Stockstill has moved up the coaching ladder Personal Data: Born December 23, 1959. ..he so swiftly because he is the product of an athletic family. His father has considerable experience as the head and his wife Sara were married on July 7, 1 990, they children; Brent, Emily. coach at Fernandina Beach High School in Florida. His brother, Jeff, was a starting wide receiver for the and have two and Tigers in 1982, a reserve on the National Championship team of 1981. Stockstill IS in his ninth year with the Clemson program and the Tigers have been to bowl games in six of the previous eight seasons. He joins Les Herrin and Whitey Jordan as the only assistant coaches in Clemson history to serve under three different head coaches.

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(1988-90); special teams coordinator and linebackers coach at Assistant at University of Georgia (1990-92); Varsity football Bandys High School (1991); defensive and special teams coor- assistant and Varsity boys track assistant at Hart County High dinator at Bandys High School (1992-93); receivers coach at School (1992-96); Varsity wrestling head coach (1995-96). North Carolina A&T State University (1994); outside linebackers Playing Experience: College - played for Oklahoma State... let- coach at North Carolina A&T State University (1995). tered three years... academic All-Big Eight tight end three in Bowl, Bowl, Holiday Playing Experience: College - Played for Catawba College for years... participated Gator Sun and Bowl. two and one half years before suffering a knee injury. High High School - played for Bristow High School in Bristow, in football, School - played for Coach Bruce Bolick at East Lincoln High Oklahoma where he lettered four years basketball, School... earned all-conference honors in both football and and track... earned All-State in football and was awarded the track. Hall of Fame Scholar Athlete Award. Education: Received a bachelor's degree from Catawba Education: Received a bachelor's degree from Oklahoma College in Business Administration/Physical Education in 1990. State in Secondary Education in 1990. He received his master's He is currently pursuing a master's degree in physical education from the University of Georgia in Education Administration in administration and student affairs. 1993. He is currently pursuing an educational specialist degree Personal Data: Born August 30, 1967 in Lincolnton, NC. in education administration. Johnson is single. Personal Data: Born August 26, 1966 in Bristow, Oklahoma. Vance is married to the former Kerry Cole of Toccoa, Georgia. 1998 Cfemson Tiger footbaff Camps

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Trevor Adair Jim Davis Men's Soccer Women's Basketball Lock Haven State '82 Tennessee Wesleyan, 70 26-13-3 at Clemson, 2 years 208-102 at Clemson, 10 years 60-37-8 overall, 6 years 352-142 overall, 17 years *Guided Clemson to a top five finish 'Clemson's winningest women's and thie second round of the NCAA basketball coach in history with 208 Tournament in his first year with the victories. program. *ACC Coach-of-the-Year in 1997, the *First season also included a pair of third time he has won that award. wins over top 10 teams on the road 'First basketball coach to guide (North Carolina and Santa Clara) and Clemson to an ACC Championship, three top 25 wins overall. his Tigers won ACC Tournament at *Has taken a team to the Sweet 16 of Rock Hill in 1996. Included in the string the NCAA Tournament and a final top 20 ranking two of last three of wins was a third straight triumph over a top 10 Virginia team. years. 'Has taken Clemson to the NCAA Tournament in nine of his 10 'Coached Brown to the NCAA Tournament Final Eight in 1994. years and to postseason play in all 10 years. The Bruins also won the Ivy League and recorded a victory over #1 'Clemson has won at least 20 games in eight of his 10 years as ranked Boston University that season. In 1993 his Brown team head coach and he has averaged 21 wins per season. Eight of defeated second-ranked Virginia. those 10 years Clemson has been ranked in the final top 25, includ- *Had four top 25 wins in 1996. ing a #14 ranking in 1996.

Rick Barnes Nancy Harris Men's Basketball Women's Tennis Lenoir Rhyne '77 Alabama, '84 56-34 at Clemson, 3 years First year at Clemson 184-120 overall, 10 years 198-37 overall, 9 years "Has taken Clemson to postseason 'Coached 36 women's All- play in each of his three years at Americans and 17 men's All- Clemson, two NCAAs and one NIT He Americans at Auburn University at

guided Clemson to its first Sweet 16 fin- Montgomery. ish since 1990 when the Tigers defeat- 'Guided Auburn-Montgomery ed Miami (OH) and Tulsa in 1997. women to the NAIA National 'Clemson finished eighth in the final Championship match each of the last USA Today poll in 1997, its highest seven years and had eight consecutive ranking ever and the 1996-97 Tigers top 10 teams. were ranked in every poll, a first in Clemson history 'Had a 135-24 record as women's coach (.850) and 63-13 mark 'Tigers were ranked second in the nation on January 20, 1997, as men's coach (.829). Clemson's highest ranking ever. 'Named National Coach of the Year at the NAIA level four times, 'Clemson set a record for wins away from home in 1996-97 with including three times as coach of the men's program. 11, including an overtime victory over third-ranked and defending 'Played professionally in Wimbledon, the US Open and the National Champion Kentucky. Australian Open. 'Defeated all eight ACC teams in 1995-96, just the fifth time in 'In 1995 and 1996 her men's teams at Auburn-Montgomery won history Clemson has done that. the NAIA National Championship, the first female coach in history to lead a men's program to a national championship. Wayne Coffman, Women's Track and Cross Country Jolene Hoover Clemson '81 Women's Volleyball 15 years at Clemson Illinois State '86 18 Top 25 Seasons 95-41 at Clemson, 4 years 'Played on an ACC Champion and 188-72 overall, 7 years has coached four ACC championship 'Has coached Clemson to the NCAA teams. tournament in two of her four seasons 'Five-time ACC Coach-of-the-Year, with the Tigers, the only NCAA including 1996 in indoor track. Also a Tournament appearances in Clemson three-time district Coach-of-the-Year. history 'Has coached 16 indoor track All- 'Clemson has won 70 percent of its Americans and 27 outdoor Ail- matches in three of her four seasons Americans to go with nine cross coun- and finished second in the ACC in try All-Americans. Overall, has coached 86 ACC Champions. three of her four seasons. 'Cross Country has 11 top 20 finishes in his 15 years as head 'Named ACC Coach-of-the-Year in 1994, first Clemson volley- coach. Overall, has had 18 top 25 finishes in the three programs ball coach so honored. combined. 'Won 17 straight regular season tournaments at one stretch in

'In 1985-86 the program finished in the top 25 in all three sports, her Clemson career. a first in Clemson women's track history 'Has had an AII-ACC player every year she has coached at 'Cross country team finished third nationally in 1990, highest Clemson. ranking for a women's sports team in Clemson history. 'Player-of-the-Year in the Gateway Conference as a collegiate player at Illinois State.

20 ^ Chuck Kriese, Men's Tennis Bruce Marchionda Tennessee Tech, 72 Men's & Women's Swimming 471-261 at Clemson, 22 years Westminster College '79 *Winningest men's tennis coach in Men 20-10 at Clemson, 3 years Clemson and ACC history. His 471 Women 20-10 at Clemson, 3 years career wins rank in the top 10 all-time. 'Coached Clemson to the 1997 ACC *Has coached Clemson to 16 NCAA Women's Championship, Clemson's Tournament appearances in his 22 first ACC title in swimming in the

years as head coach. That includes decade of the 1 990s. The Lady Tigers six Final Eight Finishes and 11 Final defeated six-time defending champion 16 finishes. ^ ^ M North Carolina in its own pool to pull off *Clemson has 13 top 20 national fin- V W ^1 ||t& the victory. ishes since 1979 under Kriese, includ- 'Marchionda was named ACC Coach I 1^ ^ ^1 Ja ing a #19 finish in 1997. of the Year in Women's Swimming in 1997. The Lady Tigers were "Tigers have won 1 ACC regular season championships and 1 ranked 23rd in the final regular season poll. conference championships under Kriese. Nine times Clemson has 'Clemson had a combined record of 15-6 in the men's and won the ACC Tournament under Kriese, including 1997. women's program in 1995-96, its best combined mark in eight years. *A total of 18 Tigers have won 30 All-America certificates and Record included wins in men's and women's competition over South seven Tigers have won individual national awards in Kriese's career. Carolina for the first time since 1989-90. Among his more prominent players have been Jay Berger, Rick 'Lady Tigers were ranked as high as 24th in the nation during the Rudeen, and Mark Dickson, who have all had celebrated profes- 1995-96 season, first top 25 ranking for a Clemson swimming team sional careers. since 1988-89. Larry Penley, Golf Jack Leggett, Baseball Clemson '81 '76 Maine 14 years at Clemson 203-72 at Clemson, 4 years 11 Top 20 Seasons 580-359 overall, 18 years ... 'Guided Clemson to a #3 , NCAA *Took Clemson to at least 50 wins, a 1^ Tournament finish in 1997, tied for the ' top 10 final ranking and the NCAA highest ranking in Clemson history. Tournament each of his first three 'Coached NCAA Champion Charles years as Clemson Head Coach. Warren, Clemson's first NCAA golf *Has had Tigers in the College World champion. Series in 1995 and 1996. 'Has coached Clemson to 14 straight *Has averaged 50 wins a year for his appearances in the NCAA National career at Clemson and had the Tigers Tournament, a record for any Clemson in the NCAA tournament and the final coach in any sport. Top 25 every season. 'One of just two active coaches in the country who has taken a *His Tigers have 53 wins over Top 25 teams in his first four years, team to the NCAA golf national tournament 14 straight years. including three wins over the number-one team. 'Clemson has finished in the top 20 in the nation 11 of his 14 sea- *Guided Clemson to its first ever Final Four finish at the College sons, including three top four finishes (1989, 1993 and 1997). World Series and the number-four final ranking tied for the highest 'Clemson has won three NCAA Regional Championships, four finish ever. ACC titles and 33 tournaments overall in his 14 years at Clemson. *ACC Coach-of-the-Year in 1994 and 1995, just the third coach Only coach in NCAA history to win three consecutive regional cham- in any sport in ACC history to be named ACC Coach-of-the-Year in pionships. each of his first two years with a program. 'Has coached 26 All-America selections in his 14 years at *Won ACC Tournament Championship in 1994 and ACC regular Clemson, including first-team All-Americans Richard Coughlan and season title in 1994 and 1995. Charles Warren in 1997. 'Three of his players, Kris Benson, Matt LeCroy and Billy Koch, *ACC Coach of the Year in 1 996 and 1 997, he also won the award were members of the 1996 US Olympic Team. in 1987. Bob Pollock Tracey Leone Men's Track & Cross Country Women's Soccer The Citadel '71 '91 North Carolina Nine years at Clemson 44-18-2 at Clemson, 3 years 12 Top 20 Teams *Has guided Clemson to the NCAA 'Has won 12 ACC Championships in Tournament in each of her first three his Clemson career more than any at of the first years Clemson, each other coach in Clemson history. three years of the program. *A 12-time ACC Coach of the Year is in 'Clemson only program selection, also the most in Clemson his- to to the women's soccer advance tory. NCAA Tournament in each of its first 'Tigers won ACC Indoor and Outdoor three years. Track championships in 1997 and has finished in the top 20 'Program ranked in the top 25 nationally in both. in each season, #13 in 1994 and #15 'One of just three coaches in ACC history to win ACC Coach of in in 1995, #18 1996. the Year honors in each of his first two years with a program. finals of the Tournament. 'Took Clemson to the 1996 ACC 'Coached the Tigers to a #17 final ranking in outdoor track in four wins over top teams in 1996. 'Team had a school record 25 1997, his 12th top 20 team in cross country indoor or outdoor track. Championship 'Leone was member of United States World Cup 'Clemson's outdoor track team has now finished in the top 20 team in 1991. seven straight years and the indoor team has been in the top 20 four of the last six years. 'Guided Clemson to ACC Championship in cross country, indoor track and outdoor track in his first year at Clemson, 1988-89. 'Clemson has had 97 All-America certificates in indoor, outdoor track and cross country in his career. 'Has coached seven national champions in his career at Clemson. 21 Coartssq Car Donors

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edited mith fir&t u&ing communication from press 6ox to side/ine in coaching strategM by Sam Blackman and newspaper accounts of 1907 stated E.J. Stewart's that his football and basketball teams were Career Record School Year Somewhere today, E.J. "Doc" Stewart the best in Ohio. Record Oregon State 1913 3-2-3 has to be smiling. ...and a little surprised. In 1908-09, Stewart left Mt. Union Oregon State 1914 7-0-2 Having served as head coach at College and was named Head Basketball Oregon State 1915 5-3-0 Clemson and Texas El Paso in the 1920s, Coach at Purdue University in West Nebraska 1916 3-1-0 it's a sure bet he never thought the two Lafayette, IN. He took over a program that Nebraska 1917 5-2-0 schools would ever be competing on the had had four consecutive losing cam- Clemson 1921 1-6-2 gridiron 75 years later. paigns, he led to 8-4 but Purdue an season Clemson 1922 5-4 Stewart, at the age of 44, in fin- became his rookie year and a second-place Texas 1923 8-0-1 Clemson's head coach in 1921 and he also ish in the Big Ten. He coached Purdue's Texas 1924 5-3-1 coached the Tigers for the 1922 season. first big man, 6-5 center Babe Charters, Texas 1925 6-2-1 He coached Clemson to a 5-4 mark in who scored a record 33 points in his first Texas 1926 5-4-0 1922, including a 3-0 win at rival South collegiate game. Texas-El Paso 1927 2-2-2 Carolina. The native of Stubenville, OH Stewart then coached at Oregon State Texas- El Paso 1928 3-4-1 was also signed to coach a third year at in 1911 and won the Pacific Coast

Clemson, but a larger school, The Championship in basketball his first sea- University of Texas, came calling and he son. (You want to stump friends at a local 4-1 in 1928. That was his final season as moved to Austin for a four-year stint. After watering hole? Ask them what former a college coach. his stay at Texas he went to the University Clemson football coach once won a Pac- Stewart is believed to be one of, if not of Texas El Paso. 10 basketball championship.) the first coach to use communication from

He graduated from The Scio College of Stewart left Oregon State in 1916 and the press box or top of the stands to the Pharmacy in Sico, OH. He also attended was hired as head football coach and bas- field while the game was in progress. one year at Mt. Union College in Alliance, ketball coach at Nebraska. At Nebraska Some coaches at Harvard claimed to have

Ohio and three years at Western Reserve he led the Cornhuskers to a combined come up with the idea, but Stewart used it University, Medical College in Cleveland, record of 11-4 for the 1916-17 seasons at Oregon State. He first tested the idea OH. A fine all-around athlete, Stewart and won the Missouri Valley Conference during the Oregon vs. Oregon State game played football and baseball at Scio title both seasons. Among his 1917 victo- in 1913. College and played football, basketball, ries was a 7-0 win over Notre Dame, After he went to Nebraska he again baseball, and ran track at Western whose assistant head coach at the time used the telephone communications tech- Reserve University. He was the first ath- was Knute Rockne. In Stewart's two bas- nique during a Thanksgiving Day game at lete in Western Reserve history to win let- ketball seasons at Nebraska he compiled a Nebraska against Syracuse, a game he ters in all four sports in the same school record of 29-23. lost 1 0-9. Seated on the top of the covered year. Upon his graduation, he played, World War I took Stewart away from North stands, he used the vantage point to organized and served as head coach of coaching for a period of time, and when he get a better view of the line blocking and various professional teams in Massilon, returned from his stint in the service player matchups on every play. It is not

OH, which is still a huge football area. Stewart left the coaching ranks and known if he used this at Clemson, but obvi- Stewart began coaching college athlet- entered the auto industry as President of ously everyone uses this means of com- ics at Mount Union College in Alliance, OH Stewart Motor Company. But, the eco- munications during football games at all nomic times were not kind to Stewart, so levels today.

he began pursuing a job in his first love, Stewart seemed to enjoy his days at coaching. Clemson and remarked about the school Clemson was impressed with his and the support of the student body in a resume and hired Stewart for the 1921 1923 letter to the student newspaper. The season. The team struggled to a 1-6-2 Tiger.

record, but improved to the 5-4 mark in "I know that Clemson is filled with a

1922. His final year was the first spirit that can not be conquered and I know

"Homecoming" game, a tradition that is still that they are given the most devoted back- going strong today. Stewart also coached ing possible. The student body and alum- the Clemson basketball team during his ni pick the teams up and make them win two seasons, compiling a 19-19 record, against odds that are seemingly against

including a fine 11-6 mark in 1922-23. them. I know of no other school in the

At Texas, Stewart had an 8-0-1 mark in country whose men fight harder and 1923 and finished second in the Southwest whole-heartedly than the Clemson Tigers."

Conference. A couple of years removed It's quite interesting that a coach in the from selling cars, Stewart was one of the 1920s walked the sidelines of both schools top coaches in the country His 1925 that are meeting today for the first time,

Texas team also finished second in the especially when you consider the geogra-

Southwest. In 1927, after a mediocre 1926 phy It must be a small world afterall. season at Texas (5-4), Stewart moved to E. J. Stewart coached at both Clemson UTEP where he was 2-2-2 in 1927 and 3- and UTEP. Strength Training

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Strength All-Americans

1981 Jeff Davis, LB Jeff Bryant, DT Lee Nanney, OT 1983 William Perry, MG 1984 Kenny Flowers, TB 1985 JimRiggs, TE 1986 Ty Granger, OT 1987 Danny Pearman, TE 1988 Donnell Woolford, DB Joey Batson 1989 Vince Taylor, LB Head Strength Coach 1990 Levon Kirkland, OLB 1991 Mike Brown, C 1992 Brentson Buckner, DT 1993 Stacy Seegars, OG 1994 Nelson Welchi, PK 1995 Brian Dawkins, SS 1996 Raymond White, MG

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1985 Kenny Flowers, TB John Sisk John Phillips, OG Raymond White Asst. Strength Coach 1986 Ty Granger, OT 1996 Clemson Strength 1987 Mark Drag, MG Ail-American 1988 JeffBak, 1989 Levon Kirkland, OLB 1990 Arthur Bussie, DT Curtis Whitley, C 1991 Ashley Sheppard, OLB

1 992 Warren Forney, DT 1993 Ed Glenn, TE Stephen Wynn, TE 1994 Ed Glenn, TE 1995 Patrick Sapp, OLB Ruben Mendoza 1996 Raymond White, MG Asst. Strength Coach Rll Sports Schedule

BOLD denotes event(s) at Clemson Oct. 14 Men's Tennis in ITA Ail-American Championships @ Austin, TX All Day Date Sport and Opponent Time Oct. 15 Men's Tennis in ITA All-American Oct. 4 Men's Tennis in Clemson Fall Classic All Day Championships @ Austin, TX All Day Women's Tennis in ITA Clay Court Women's Soccer at Wake Forest 5:30 PM Championships @ Orlando, FL All Day Men's Soccer vs. Georgia State 7:00 PM Women's Tennis in South Carolina Invitational All Day Oct. 16 Men's Tennis in ITA All-American @ Austin, TX All Day Football vs. Texas-El Paso 1:00 PM Oct. 17 Men's Tennis in Arizona State Sun Devil Classic All Day Volleyball at Jacksonville 3:00 PM Men's Tennis in ITA All-American @ Austin, TX All Day Women's Soccer vs. South Carolina 7:00 PM Women's Tennis in Fripp Island Invitational Oct. 5 Men's Tennis in Clemson Fall Classic All Day @ Fripp Island, SC All Day Women's Tennis in ITA Clay Court Volleyball vs. Virginia 7:00 PM Championships @ Orlando, FL All Day Oct. 18 Men's Cross Country in Tiger Classic Women's Tennis in South Carolina Invitational All Day @ Clemson, SC Morning Men's Soccer vs. Portland in Clemson Women's Cross Country in Tiger Classic Adidas Tourn. 12:30 PM @ Clemson, SC Morning Oct. 8 Men's Soccer vs. Georgia Southern 7:00 PM Men's Tennis in Arizona State Sun Devil Classic All Day Oct. 9 Women's Soccer vs. Georgia 7:00 PM Men's Tennis in ITA All-American Oct. 10 Men's Swimming in Orange & White Championships @ Austin, TX All Day @ Clemson, SC 4:00 PM Women's Tennis in Fripp Island Invitational Women's Swimming in Orange & White @ Fnpp Island, SC All Day @ Clemson, SC 4:00 PM Volleyball vs. Maryland 6:00 PM Volleyball at North Carolina 7:00 PM Oct. 19 Golf in Jerry Pate Invitational @ Birmingham, AL All Day

Oct. 1 1 Football vs. Virginia (Homecoming, Men's Tennis in Arizona State Sun Devil Classic All Day Parents' Day) TBA Men's Tennis in ITA All-American Men's Tennis in ITA Ail-American Pre-Qualifier Championships @ Austin, TX All Day @ Austin, TX All Day Women's Tennis in Fripp Island Invitational Men's Cross Country in Pre-NCAA @ Fripp Island, SC All Day @ Greenville, SC Morning Men's Soccer at Virginia 1 :00 PM Women's Cross Country in Pre-NCAA Women's Soccer at North Carolina-Greensboro 2:00 PM @ Greenville, SC Morning Oct. 20 Golf in Jerry Pate Invitational @ Birmingham, AL All Day Volleyball at N.C. State 6:00 PM Oct. 21 Golf in Jerry Pate Invitational @ Birmingham, AL All Day Oct. 12 Men's Tennis in ITA All-Amencan Pre-Qualifier Oct. 22 Men's Soccer vs. Mercer 7:00 PM @ Austin, TX All Day Oct. 23 Women's Tennis in Riviera All-American Men's Soccer vs. South Carolina 2:00 PM Championships @ Riviera, CA All Day Women's Soccer at Maryland 2:00 PM Oct. 24 Men's Tennis in Florida State Fall Invitational All Day Oct. 13 Men's Tennis in ITA Ail-American Women's Tennis in Riviera All-American Championships @ Austin, TX All Day Championships @ Riviera, CA All Day Oideo StafT THE COMMISSION ON THE FUTURE OF CLEMSON UNIVERSITY

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members of the Commission are volunteers who pay their own expenses incurred in connection with their work on the

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National Co-chair National Co-chair

Lawrence M. Gressette, Jr. '54, Chairman of Clemson's Board of Tmstees Jerry E. Dempsey '54, and of the Executive Committee of Chairman and CEO of PPG SCANA Corp., Columbia, SC Industries Inc., Pittsburgh, PA

College Agriculture Forestry and Sciences Library and Information Technology of , Life Jerry H. Ballengee, President and COO, Union Camp Sean C. Rush, General Manager, Global Education Corp., Wayne, NJ Industry, IBM Corp., Boston, MA

College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities Public Services and Cooperative Extension Ted P. Pappas '57, President, Pappas Associates Darra W. Cothran '69, Attorney and Partner, Architects Inc., Jacksonville, FL Woodward Cothran & Herndon, Columbia, SC

College of Business and Public Affairs Undergraduate Education and the Clemson Experience Arthur M. Spiro '45, President, AMS-Tex Enterprises Jane Robelot '82, Co-anchor, "CBS This Morning," Inc., Great Neck, NY New York, NY

College of Engineering and Science Sonny White '65, President, Ciba Specialty Milton W. Holcombe '53, Retired VP and Founder, Chemicals Corp., Greensboro, NC Electrospace Systems Inc., Dallas, TX University Advancement College Health, of Education and Humari Development Frank M. Bishop, Jr. '65, Partner, INVESCO Capital Carolyn W. Creel '61, President, C.C. & Associates, Management, Atlanta, GA Myrtle Beach, SC A. Neill Cameron, Jr., President, Ogilvy & Mather South, Atlanta, GA Student Life and Sennces

James E. Bostic, Jr. '69, Senior VP, Environmental, University Management and Finances Government Affairs and Communications, Georgia William B. Sturgis '57, Retired President, Cryovac Pacific Corp., Atlanta, GA Division of W.R. Grace & Co., Greenville, SC

Intercollegiate Athletics Contimdng Education and Professional Development Philip H. Prince '49, President Emeritus of Clemson Bill Carpenter, Retired Chairman and CEO, Rust and Retired Senior VP, Fiuman Resources, American Environment and Infrastructure, Greenville, SC Express Co., Mt. Pleasant, SC

University Research Clemson's Contributions to South Carolina's Future Dan C. Stanzione '67, President, Bell Labs and Paul E. Blackwell '63, Retired U.S. Army Lieutenant President, Network Systems, Warren, NJ General, York, SC

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In 1991, two very special anniver- The crews went to work: clearing, Frank Howard put a chew of tobacco in saries in the Clemson football tradition cutting, pouring, and forming. Finally, each corner of the stadium as the con- were observed. Not only did the 1991 on September 19, 1942, Clemson Me- crete poured. season mark the 10th anniversary of morial Stadium opened with the Tiger Howard says that the seeding of Ciemson's National Championship football team thrashing Presbyterian the grass caused a few problems.

season, but it also marked the 50th College, 32-13. Those 20,000 seats "About 40 people and I laid sod on the birthday of the place where the Tigers installed for Opening Day would soon field," he says. "After three weeks, on won six games that season: Memorial grow; and grow and grow. This year July 15, we had only gotten halfway Stadium. Clemson celebrates its 56th year in through.

In the first 55 years of Memorial this outstanding facility. "I told them that it had taken us

Stadium, Clemson has a record of 192- When the original part of the stadi- three weeks to get that far, and I would 71-7, including a 34-9-1 ledger over um was built in the early 40's, much of give them three more week's pay for

the last seven seasons. Clemson had a the work was done by scholarship ath- however long it took. I also told them 16-game unbeaten streak at home letes, including many football players. we would have 50 gallons of ice cream

between 1990-92 and has a career win- The first staking out of the stadium was when we got through. After that it took ning ratio of 72.4 percent. done by two members of the football them three days to do the rest of the The stadium has definitely been team, A.N. Cameron and Hugh Webb. field. Then we sat down in the middle

good to the Tigers who call it home, but Webb returned to Clemson years later of the field and ate up that whole 50 the stadium was constructed against to be an architecture professor, and gallons." the advice of at least one Clemson Cameron went on to become a civil en- Howard says that on the day of the coach. Just before head coach Jess gineer in Louisiana. first game in the stadium,"the gates

Neely left for Rice University after the The building of the stadium did not were hung at 1 :00 pm and we played at

1 939 season, he gave Clemson a mes- proceed without a few problems. One 2:00 pm." But that would be all of the sage. "Don't ever let them talk you into day during the clearing of the land, one construction for a while. Then in 1958, building a big stadium," he said. "Put young football player proudly 18,000 sideline seats were added and,

about 10,000 seats behind the announced that he was not allergic to in 1 960, a total of 5,658 West end zone Y.M.C. A. That's all you'll ever need'. poison oak. He then commenced to seats were added in response to in- Instead of following Coach Neely's attack the poison oak with a swing creasing attendance. With the large advice, however, Clemson officials de- blade, throwing the plants to and fro. end zone,"Green Grass" section, this cided to build the new stadium in a val- The next day, however, the boy was expansion increased capacity to about ley on the western part of campus. swollen twice his size and had to be put 53,000. The place would take some clearing- in the hospital. Later, upper decks were added to there were many trees, but luckily There are many other stories about each side of the stadium as crowds there were no hedges. the stadium including one stating that swelled-the first one in 1978 and the second in 1983. This increased capac-

ity to over 80,000 which makes it one of the 10 largest on-campus stadiums in the country. The effect spiraling inflation has had in this century can be dramatically seen in the differences in stadium con- struction. The original part of the sta- dium was built at a cost of $125,000 or at $6.25 a seat. The newest upper deck was finished in 1983 at a cost of $13.5 million, or $866 a seat. Through the years. Memorial Sta- dium has become known as "Death

Valley." It was tagged this by the late Presbyterian coach, Lonnie McMillan. After bringing his PC. teams to Clemson for years and getting whipped, McMillan said the place was like Death Valley. A few years later the name stuck. On November 16, 1974 the playing surface was named Frank Howard Field for the legendary coach because of his long service and dedication to the University. Clemson has won over 70 percent of its games in IVIemorial Stadium since the facility Luckily, the stadium wasn't built be- opened in 1942. hind the Y.

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By Amy Moore remembers watching how hard his father of the first individuals mentioned is his sis- worked throughout the week as a success- ter Denise and the great impact she had Winston CInurchill once said, "Courage ful paint contractor; but, even more vivid to on him. is the first of human qualities, because it is Altman was Sunday afternoon, which was Sadly, Denise passed away after a long the quality which guarantees all the oth- simply spent with dad. bout with cancer in 1992, exactly one year

ers." Could Churchill have had Ed Altman "On Sunday's when I was growing up, to the date (1993) that Ed signed to play in mind when he made this memorable we would go out to the shop and spend the football for Clemson. statement? day together. He would carve me air- "She (Denise) was always there for me. Altman, a senior center, has certainly planes or helicopters, and the detail on When things were going wrong, she was shown courage in his days as a Clemson each would be great." always the one saying 'you are a special Tiger. In his five years of collegiate foot- Even today, Ed senior travels every person, you have to keep going, there is ball, Altman has tackled four knee surg- weekend to watch his son play football, life past Waycross.' It is one of the reasons eries, and four shoulder surgeries. So visit, and in general spend time with his 23- I ended up at Clemson." what keeps Altman sane through all of year-old son. Altman's other sister, Susan, currently these surgical proceedures? "My dad made me the man that I am lives in Homerville, GA with his 13-year-old

One reason can be attributed to his today, all my morals, values and beliefs niece Lacey. Altman enjoys being able to wife. Altman married the former Lee Ann came from him. I see the man that he is see the two of them during football week-

Cam on June 1 , 1 996. Ironically, their first and how much love he has for me, and that ends. He admires the love and support meeting was on "football night" at one of is so comforting. He taught me to be the that Susan gives to her daughter, and finds

the weekly FCA (Fellowship of Christian strong Christian I am today, and as a a lot of similarities between himself and his

Athletes) gatherings. According to Ed, Christian, I saw how much love my father younger niece.

"Getting married was the best thing I ever had for me. Knowing that God's love "The thing about Lacey is that she is a did. She (Lee Ann) is a constant inspira- exceeds that amount gives me great lot like me. She participates in many tion to me and is always there for me." peace." sports as I did, and is trying to find her

An inspiration, no doubt, to endure Altman is extremely close with other niche." such physical wear and tear. According to members of his family besides his mother So what does the future hold for Ed Lee Ann, "Ed is an incredible hard worker. and father; he was blessed with two sis- Altman? First, on this year's upcoming

He is not only dedicated, but his positive ters. Altman's sister, Denise, shared a open date week, Altman will again find attitude and courage never allow him to special bond with her brother. When ask- himself spending his days recovering from give up." ing Altman who inspired him the most, one another surgery. As a freshman, Altman came "They are supposed to go in and in as a defensive player, but was clean up all the scar tissue in my

soon moved to the offensive knee. I should be back and ready ranks to play center. In 1996, in five days." Altman was playing the best foot- Beyond that, Altman will gradu- ball of his career, splitting time ate in May 1998 with a degree in with Jamie Trimble, when he suf- industrial education. He is specifi- fered a torn ACL during his 15th cally geared toward the manufac- snap against Wake Forest. This toring option, and will use the edu- was certainly an incredible set- cation to train workers in the indus- back to endure. Altman still man- try. aged to work hard to get back on Where do they plan to live? "Lee

the field. An example of his hard Ann and I want to travel while we work are his weight room statis- are young, so we can see the dif- tics. He currently holds the ferent areas and find a place we Clemson record for the leg sled can call home before we settle (1,525) and the bench press down and raise children." (507). According to Lee Ann, eventually The hard work paid off in the they think they may find home out first game, against Appalachian west in Texas or California, or pos- State, because he played 29 sibly in the midwest in Minnesota. snaps, the most of his career, and In the end, no matter what the graded almost 80 percent, one of future holds, or where their lives the highest grades by an offen- carry them, it is certain that Ed sive lineman that day. He also possesses the courage to tackle played consistently against anything that is brought his direc- Florida State and Georgia Tech. tion. For Ed Altman, courage is the Besides his wife Lee Ann, key to hard work, dedication, and Altman's family has been a huge the desire to never give up and to inspiration in his life. His parents, never give in.

Ed senior and Lucille Altman, still live in Waycross, GA where Ed Altman poses with his wife at Howard's Rock junior once resided. Altman still at IVIemorial Stadium.

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The Bowl Alliance was formed in 1995 to ACC Bowl Options create a mechanism for providing college The Alliance Bowls #1 ACC Team—The Bowl Alliance will football fans with the best possible bowl FedEx Orange Bowl take the ACC Champion. games, including a game between the two January 2 (8:00) CBS #2 ACC Team—The Gator Bowl will take top-ranked college football teams, when pos- Pro Player Stadium (75,192) the #2 team from the ACC against the #2 sible, and to maximize the number of oppor- team from the Big East. Should two 1 997 Result: Nebraska 41 , Va. Tech 21 ACC tunities for a variety of high quality bowl game 1997 Attendance 51,212 teams be chosen for the Alliance, the Gator matchups. 1997 Payout Per Team $8,486,500 Bowl has the option of selecting Notre Dame The FedEx Orange, Nokia Sugar, and 1998 Projected Payout $8,892,000 in place of an ACC team. The Gator Bowl Tostitos Fiesta bowls have joined with the At- shall have the right to select any team in the lantic Coast, Big East, Big 12, Big 10, Pacific conference so long as they have achieved 10, and Southeastern conferences, along Nokia Sugar Bowl within one win of any other conference team with the University of Notre Dame to form the January 1 (8:00) ABC available. The Gator Bowl payout is $1 .3 mil- Alliance. Louisiana Superdome (75,000) lion. The champions of the Atlantic Coast, Big 1997 Result: Florida 52, Fla. State 20 *#3 ACC Team—The Peach Bowl will East, Big 12, and Southeastern conferences 1997 Attendance 78,334 have the #3 ACC team against the #4 SEC will appear in one of the aforementioned bowl 1997 Payout $8,736,000 team. The Peach Bowl will have the second games following the 1997 regular season. 1998 Projected Payout $8,641,500 pick of the ACC teams after the Alliance. It The remaining two at-large positions may has a minimum payout of $750,000. be filled by any Division l-A college football *#4 ACC Team—The Carquest Bowl will team eligible for postseason competition, ex- Tostitos Fiesta Bowl have the #4 ACC team against the #3 Big cluding the Big 10 and Pacific 10 Champions, December 31 (7:30) CBS East team. The Carquest Bowl has the third that meets any one of the following require- Sun Devil Stadium (73,656) pick of ACC teams after the Alliance Selec- ments; 1997 Result: Penn State 38, Texas 15 tions. The minimum payout is $750,000. 1997 Attendance 65,106 •Remaining Bowl Options—The 1) has won at least eight college football 1997 Payout $8,486,500 Poulan/Weedeater Independence Bowl is games during the most recently completed 1998 Projected Payout $8,641,500 open on both sides, while the St. Jude Liberty regular season: not to include wins in either Bowl has one slot open vs. the Champion of the Pigskin and/or Kickoff Classic. the Midwest Alliance.

2) is ranked among the Top 12 bowl eligi- ble teams in either the AP or the CNN/USA Today final regular season polls.

3) Is ranked no lower in either the AP or the CNN/USA Today Poll than the lowest ranked team selected by a Bowl from the Conference Champions.

In event that two or more teams tie for the championship of the Atlantic Coast or the Big East conferences, the conference tie-break- ing procedures will be followed. Team selection shall occur no later than Sunday, December 7. The selection order shall be as follows:

Selections 1 and 2 FedEx Orange Selections 3 and 5 Nokia Sugar Selections 4 and 6 Tostitos Fiesta

Mandatory 1 vs. 2 Pairing The Federal Express Orange Bowl shall select any team ranked No. 1 in the AP Poll and any team ranked No. 1 in the CNN/USA

Today Poll if the teams so ranked are different and two such teams are available. In any other case, the FedEx Orange Bowl shall select any team ranked No. 1 in either the AP Poll or the CNN/USA Today Poll and any team ranked No. 2 in either the AP Poll or the

CNN/USA Today Poll if two teams so ranked are available. All other team selections shall To the victor of the Bowl Alliance go the spoils. Clemson capturec .i: come from the pool of teams specified above Championship in the Pre-Bowl Alliance Era (1981). and will be at the discretion of the participat- ing bowls. 57 —

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5 JAVIS AUSTIN ' TB 5-11 195 FR. HS 48 TRAVIS MACKLIN FB 6-1 240 •JR. 1VL Clemson, SC/Daniel HS Pittsburgh, PA/Perry Traditional Academy 80 MATT BAILEY WR 6-4 217 FR. HS 17 MARCUS MARTIN OB 6-3 190 FR. HS Stone Mountain, GA/Stone Mountain HS Free Union, VA/Western Albemarle HS 74 BRENT BANASIEWICZ OG 6-3 293 •JR. 2VL 67 JOHN MCDERMOTT OT 6-5 265 •FR. RS Monticello, Fl_/Aucilla Christian HS Woodstock, GA/Sequoyah HS 47 HOWARD BARTLEY OLB 6-2 191 •JR. 1VL 35 DAMONTE MCKENZIE MG 6-2 265 •SO. 1VL Decatur, GA/Southwest Dekalb HS Lake City, SC/Lake City HS

28 DEREK BASILEO WR 6-4 207 •SR. SO 72 MATT MCLEOD ' C 6-0 263 SR. 1VL Qeerfield Beach. FLVDeerfield Beach HS Clemson, SC/Daniel HS

65 ELMER BENCH ' SN 5-9 216 SR. 3VL 45 HAROLD MEANS ILB 6-0 215 SO. 1VL Manning SC/Manning HS Spartanburg, SC/Spartanburg HS

91 LORENZO BROMELL DT 6-6 245 SR. 1VL 50 WILL MERRITT ' OL 6-4 255 FR. HS "-^P/rnPrirnip Milit3r\/ Pnllpnp Phnnnpp 1 1 1 i luuLJCC , o^-// c Kj lyia iviiiiiciiy v^/ icy c Faslpv— aoicy, O'w'/SC/WrpnV V CI HSlo 94 DONALD BROOMFIELD MG 6-4 280 •JR. 2VL 68 JOEDY MITCHELL OT 6-6 290 •SO. 1VL Oliicitpp PI /R^ikpr Poiintw Pnnvprc; HA/Hpritanp HQ «-/'_^i lyci o, vj rT/ 1 iciiiciyc HQi lo 93 TERRY BRYANT OLB 6-4 246 'FR. RS 51 RAJ MITCHELL LB 6-1 219 FR. HS Savannah, GA/Johnson HS Ridgeland, SC/Jasper County HS 79 JIM BUNDREN OT 6-3 297 •SR. 3VL 60 THEO MOUGROS MG 6-2 263 •FR. RS Tarnon Qnrinnc: Fl /Tarnnn Qnrinnc: Wilminntnn HF/AI Diinnnt I 1 HQ1 HQ icii^wii o^iiiiyo. / icii^vjii o^iMiMO lo 95 JOVON BUSH MG 6-5 265 •FR. HS 18 SLADE NAGLE QB 6-0 185 FR. HS

lpc:npr 1 1 Hprdppvillp QP/ Pnnntv HQ i_ar\c;akp "^iCharleslai ico, i_rvA/Rarhpl.jcii ljc HSi i iJ 77 MATT BUTLER OT 6-4 285 •JR. 2VL 38 MATT PADGETT PK 6-0 210 •SO. 1VL Belmont, NC/South Point HS Lexington, SC/Lexington HS

9 ROBERT CARSWELL DB 6-0 205 FR. HS 62 NEELY PAGE ' OL 6-4 285 FR. HS Lithonia, GA/Stone Mountain HS Aiken, SC/Aiken HS 46 JAMES CHAPPELL WR 6-0 190 SR. 2VL 96 TONY PLANTIN DT 6-4 273 SR. 3VL Columbia, SC/Dutch Fork HS Pendleton, SC/Pendleton HS 99 GARY CHILDRESS DT 6-3 256 •FR. RS 34 DEXTRA POLITE DB 5 11 175 JR. JC Hermitage, TN/McGavock HS Moultrie, GA/Georgia Military College 56 O.J. CHILDRESS OLB 6-2 224 JR. 2VL 70 HOLLAND POSTELL OT 6-6 300 •JR. 2VL Hermitage, TN/McGavock HS Summerville, SC/Summerville HS 49 JASON COLLINS TE 6-5 246 *SR. 2VL 27 RAYMOND PRIESTER TB 6-1 230 SR. 3VL Shdell, LA/Northshore HS Allendale, SC/Allendale-Fairfax HS 30 DARREL CRUTCHFIELD DB 6-1 173 FR. HS 29 DAVID RICHARDSON PK 6-1 187 •JR. 1VL Jacksonville, FL/Raines HS Clemson, SC/Daniel HS 20 RUDY CURRIE OLB 6-3 205 •SR. 2VL 54 KENZI ROSS LB 6-2 205 FR. HS Cleveland, OH/Saint Edwards HS Fort Valley, GA/Peach County HS 11 WOODROW DANTZLER OB 5-11 200 FR. HS 75 GLENN ROUNTREE OG 6-3 290 *GR. 3VL Orangeburg, SC/Orangeburg-Wilkinson HS Suffolk, VA/Nansemond-Suffolk HS 52 ADRIAN DINGLE OLB 6-3 260 JR. 2VL 81 MIKE SETH WR 6-0 180 FR. HS Holly Hill, SC/Holly Hill-Roberts HS Sumter, SC/Sumter HS

1 ANTWAN EDWARDS SS 6-1 202 JR. 2VL 41 ANTHONY SIMMONS ILB 6-1 225 JR. 2VL Starkville, MS/Starkville HS Spartanburg, SC/Spartanburg HS 85 WESLEY ELLIS TE 6-4 245 •JR. 1VL 31 CHAD SPECK DB 6-0 185 FR. HS Pemberton, NJ/Pemberton Township HS Nashville, TN/Christ Presbyterian Academy 33 DAVID EVANS CB 5-8 179 SO. SO 14 BRANDON STREETER OB 6-3 195 •SO. 1VL Abbeville, SC/Abbeville HS Gettysburg, PA/Gettysburg HS 21 JASON FLANDERS OB 6-3 195 FR. HS 63 MARK STRIEWING OG 6-2 275 •FR. RS Mount Pleasant, SC/Wando HS Blacksburg, SC/Blacksburg HS 12 DOMARCO FOX FS 6-1 183 SO. 1VL 44 JOHN THOMPSON FB 5-10 213 JR. 1VL Philadelphia, MS/Neshoba Central HS Jacksonville, FL/Fletcher HS 73 JASON GAMBLE C 6-3 300 •JR. RS 22 DAMONDWARD CB 5-10 178 JR. 2VL Wichita, KS/Hutchinson (KS) CC Wilson, NC/Beddingfield HS 23 ROD GARDNER WR 6-4 212 •FR. RS 88 TJ. WATKINS TE 6-5 230 FR. HS Jacksonville, FLVRaines HS North Augusta, SC/North Augusta HS 89 ADRIAN GREENE WR 6-1 206 SR. 1VL 16 JUSTIN WATTS WR 6-1 200 SO. 1VL Loris, SC/South Columbus HS Florence, SC/South Florence HS 15 NEALON GREENE OB 5-11 191 SR. 3VL 97 RAYMOND WHITE MG 6-3 270 •GR. 3VL Yonkers, NY/Lincoln HS Clinton, MS/Clinton HS 40 CHARLES HAFLEY FS 6-0 182 FR. HS 19 WAYMON WHITE WR 6-3 198 FR. HS Pompano Beach, FL/Ely HS Decatur, GA/Decatur HS 82 LAMONT HALL TE 6-4 251 •SR. 3VL 42 MONO WILSON ILB 6-3 245 •SR. 3VL Clover, SC/Clover HS Tupelo, MS/Tupelo HS 76 JASON HOLLOMAN DT 6-3 251 'FR RS 26 TERRY WITHERSPOON FB 6-0 240 SO. SO Decatur, GA/Lakeside HS Monroe, NC/Monroe HS 7 TONYHORNE WR 5-11 185 SR. 3VL 25 BRIAN WOFFORD WR 6-1 165 SO. 1VL Rockingham, NC/Richmond County HS Spartanburg, SC/Spartanburg HS 71 COREY HULSEY OG 6-7 335 SO. 1VL 59 KYLE YOUNG C 6-3 260 FR. HS Lula, GA/North Hall HS Clemson, SC/Daniel HS 90 FREDDIE JAMES DT 6-1 250 *FR. RS 8 TRAVIS ZACHERY TB 6-1 185 FR. HS Saint Stephens, SC/Saint Stephens HS Marietta, GA/Marietta HS 92 TERRY JOLLY DL 6-2 280 FR. HS 6 SAM ZANDERS TB 5-11 210 SO. 1VL Fort Valley, GA/Peach County HS Arlington, VA/Washington & Lee HS 57 CHRIS JONES ILB 6-0 221 JR. 2VL Monroe, GA/Monroe Area HS

S8 Center for the Performing Arts

miss the good things, and the Brooks Center has them all. Smiles,

;rs in a series of music, dance and theatre at its best. Here's a too good to miss:

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Quartetto Gelato River City Brass Band Summer and Smoke Festival of African American Literature & the Arts (FAALA V) Spoleto U.S.A./Utsey Chamber Music Series Clemson University Tiger Band Pass-in-Review Clemson University Choral Ensembles Chanticleer Christmas Show

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1/16 Nnenna Freelon, jazz vocalist 2/4-7 The Kennedy Center/American College Theatre Festival 2/12 Parsons Dance Company 2/19-3/1 Clemson Shakespeare Festival VII 2/19 West Side Story 3/3 Shanghai Acrobats 3/24 To Kill A Mockingbird 3/31 Moscow Chamber Orchestra

4/2 1 Clemson University Symphony Orchestra

For a full schedule, call the Brooks Center box office, (864) 656-RSVP (7787),

Mon.-Fri., 1-5 p.m. Programming is subject to chatige.

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If you're looking for a special dining experience before a Brooks Center perfor- mance or after a football game, treat your family and friends to Seasons by the Lake. Located within Clemson University's Madren Conference Center on the shore of Lake Hartwell, this distinctive restaurant features fresh South Carolina products in a variety of seasonal selections as pleasing to the eye as to the palate.

Lunch 11:30 a.m. -2 p.m., Mon.-Sun.

Sunday Brunch 1 1:30 a.m. -2 p.m. Dinner 5-9 p.m., Mon.-Thur. 5-10 p.m., Fri.-Sat. 4-10 p.m.. Football Saturdays

For reservations or more information, call (864) 656-7444- When Clemson Has the Ball Clemson Offense UTEP Defense LT JIM BUNDREN 79 LOLB ZACH WIRTH 46 LG COREY HULSEY 71 LDE BRIAN YOUNG 66 C JASON GAMBLE 73 NT JASON SMITH 97 RG GLENN ROUNTREE 75 RDE MENSON HOLLOWAY 58 RT HOLLAND POSTELL 70 ROLB DEREK WRIGHT 52 TE LAMONT HALL 82 LILB BRENT HENDERSON 42 SE BRIAN WOFFORD 25 RILB DALE KIRRY 50 QB NEALON GREENE 15 LCB DARIUS ELLISON 16 TB RAYMOND PRIESTER 27 SS KILANGI MUAGUTUTIA 30 FB TERRY WITHERSPOON 26 FS JOE RICCILLO 31 FLK TONY HORNE 7 RGB MICHAEL HICKS 6 PK MATT PADGETT 38 P MATTHEW FINLEY 10

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63

0§0 Tigers in Profassionaf Sports

C/em&on hoasta 3 7 former oth/etes in major (oagua RportR ^1

Bill Spiers Houston Astros

Clarence Rose Chris Gardocki PGA Tour Indianapolis Colts

Former Clemson athletes in major league sports as of 9-30-97 Name @ Clemson Sport Current Team Terry Allen 1987 89 Football Washington Redskins Imad Baba 1993 95 Men's Soccer New England Revolution Mike Barber 1991 94 Football Seattle Seahawks Brentson Buckner 1990 93 Football Cincinnati Bengals Elden Campbell 1986 90 Men's Basketball Los Angeles Lakers Dale Davis 1987 91 Men's Basketball Indiana Pacers Brian Dawkins 1992 95 Football Philadelphia Eagles Leomont Evans 1992 95 Football Washington Redskins Gigi Fernandez 1984 Women's Tennis Chris Gardocki 1988 90 Football Indianapolis Colts Horace Grant 1983 87 Men's Basketball Orlando Magic Wolde Harris 1993 95 Men's Soccer Colorado Rapids Dale Davis Jerome Henderson 1987 90 Football New York Jets Indiana Pacers Michael Holtz 1991 94 Baseball Anaheim Angels Keith Jennings 1985 88 Football Chicago Bears Miles Joseph 1991 94 Men's Soccer N. Y./N. J, Metro Stars Jimmy Key 1980 82 Baseball Baltimore Orioles Kent Kinnear 1985 88 Men's Tennis Levon Kirkland 1988 91 Football Pittsburgh Steelers Dexter McCleon 1993 96 Football Saint Louis Rams Ed McDaniel 1988 91 Football Minnesota Vikings Chester McGlockton 1989 91 Football Oakland Raiders Billy McMillon 1991 93 Baseball Philadelphia Phillies Michael Dean Perry 1984 87 Football Denver Broncos Trevor Pryce 1996 Football Denver Broncos Clarence Rose 1978 80 Golf Patrick Sapp 1992 95 Football San Diego Chargers Danny Sheaffer 1980 Baseball Saint Louis Cardinals Wayne Simmons 1989 92 Football Green Bay Packers

Bill Spiers 1985 87 Baseball Houston Astros James Trapp 1989 92 Football Oakland Raiders Curtis Whitley 1987 90 Football Oakland Raiders Chris Whitney 1991 93 Men's Basketball Washington Wizards Brett Williams 1993 96 Football Seattle Seahawks Scott Winchester 1993 -95 Baseball Cincinnati Reds Chester McGlockton Donnell Woolford 1985 -88 Football Pittsburgh Steelers Oakland Raiders Sharone Wright 1991 -94 Men's Basketball Toronto Raptors

65 Varsity Cheerleaders (Front Row L to R): Marianne Herr (captain), Carey Molin, Erin Lynch, April Landingnn, Betsy Allen, Mary Margaret Johnson, and Ashley Blackmon. (Back Row L to R): Tony Feraci, Jay McAdams, Shane Thompson, Scott Rogers, Brent Cockerham,

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by James Brunson son and has seen action in every game since. second-team All-American by Gameplan In 1994, Hall led the team with 13 special magazine and he was a first-team AII-ACC "Attention passengers, we are preparing teams tackles. He also split time with Ed preseason pick by many others. Hall had four

for takeoff. Please fasten your seatbelts and Glenn and Stephen Wynn at tight end, but did receptions in the first two games, including lock your trays in the upright position." not have any catches. three for 30 at NC State, the most receptions

These words are familiar to any of you The 1 995 season saw Hall move up to first in a game by a Clemson tight end since 1991

who have ever taken a commercial airline team tight end, but he only start two games when Ty Gibson had three at Georgia. "I love

flight. However, they probably do not invoke because of the three wide receiver set that this offense," said Hall. "Not just because it the feeling of fear in you that they do in the offense operated out of that year. Lament has the tight end more involved in the passing

Clemson senior tight end Lament Hall. was in for 157 plays and continued his stellar game, it has everyone involved."

In fact, Hall is so scared of flying that he is blocking, but still had no receptions. The fact that a Clemson tight end rarely forced to take medicine to calm his nerves Last year, a breakthrough occurred in the got the ball thrown to him prior to this season

before each Tiger plane trip. "Doc Byron Tiger's 19-3 win over Furman. After two led to the position becoming a fan favorite.

Harder has to give me some kind of pills to years and over 250 plays. Hall finally had a "The fans go nuts when I catch the ball, so I

calm me down before every plane trip," Hall pass thrown his way and he caught it. It was want to catch everything that is thrown to me

said. This fear reached an all-time high dur- good for 1 1 yards and served as a foreshad- this year. I don't want to let them down, and I

ing the Tiger's plane trip to Charlottesville, VA owing of good things to come. He went on to also want Nealon to keep throwing it to me."

last November. Before Hall and his team- catch seven more passes during the year, With all of the honors and attention, one

mates could face Virginia on the field, they including a 31-yarder against Maryland. His might ask if Hall has his eyes on the NFL?

if I had to first find their way out of the turbulent continued excellent blocking and newfound "Hopefully , that opportunity comes, will be

skies and safely onto the ground. pass catching ability led Lament to being able to take advantage of it, but if not, I am

The bad news for Lament- "I left those pills selected second-team AII-ACC. This was the on track to graduate in the Spring. Right now

at home that day! first time since Jim Riggs in 1986 that a I am just thinking about what this team can "That plane was rough. Everybody was Clemson tight end had been honored by the accomplish in 1997."

picking on me until it hit an airpocket and ACC. The education major wants to teach for a

dropped about 100 feet. Then, they were all "I know it was mostly my blocking that led couple of years before breaking into the

scared like me and they left me alone." to me being named second team AII-ACC. administrative side of the school business.

The plane was forced to circle for 20 min- Freddie Jones (UNC) caught more balls, so "That's where the money is. Teacher's do not utes to expel some excess fuel before land- that's probably why he was first team." make a whole bunch of money, unfortunately,

ing. "It seemed like forever. I mean forever. But, that might not be the case this year. so I'd like to be on the administrative side of

Everybody was listening to straight gospel Some publications felt Hall would be more things."

music then. All the Tupac was put up, it was involved in the offense because of the pres- Hopefully he won't have to take a lot of

just gospel and praying. I thought that was ence of Steve Ensminger, Clemson's new business trips that involve flying in an air- the end!" offensive coordinator whose offenses at other plane. The Tiger's survived that scare and went schools had the tight end significantly

on to upset the 15th-ranked Cavaliers 24-16 involved in the passing game. the next day. As a result, Hall was named a preseason The Clemson coaching staff had to sur- vive a different kind of scare when recruiting

the 6'-4" Hall out of high school. "I could have played basketball at a smaller school," said Hall, who broke associate athletic director and ticket manager Van Hildebrand's season and all-time scoring record at Clover (SC) High School.

"It was funny because I know his mother, and she came up to me after a game and said, 'Don't break my son's records. Don't break my son's records!' My coach heard that

and checked on it, and I had already broken them." Several factors steered him to Tigertown, however. "Tim Jones and Mike Barber had

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figured 'If you can't beat 'em, join 'em." Ironically, the 1992 Clemson-Florida State game, a game Clemson lost 24-20, had a positive effect on his decision to become a Tiger. "All that Orange looked good. When they ran down the hill, you felt like you were

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Death Valley ''Death Valley really lives up to Name synonymous with Clemson Memorial Stadium. The Stadium was dubbed this affec- its image. I was impressed tionate title by the late Lonnie McMillian. a for- mer coach at Presbyterian. He used to take his with this stadium. When you teams to play at Clemson, and they rarely scored, never mind gained a victory. Once he put 80,000 people in here, it told the writers he was going to play Clemson up really feels like they are on top at Death Valley because his teams always got killed. It stuck somewhat, but when Frank ofyou. I would hate to be Howard start calling it that in the fifties, the term really caught on. It is now in its 56th year. Georgia Tech or whoever else Many people think the name is derived from the fact that there rests a cemetary outside the comes in here.'' fence on the pressbox site of the stadium. But, Steve Young, San Francisco 49ers although it would make sense, the name was first coined by Lonnie McMillian.

First Friday Parade Clemson took place on September 30, 1922 The Clemson football season kicks off each when Clemson met Centre. Clemson has a year with the annual First Friday Parade. The 53-17-3 record on Homecoming games over the once a year event takes place on the Friday years, a .743 winning percentage and has afternoon prior to the first home football game. outscored the opposition 1547-955 in those pre- Floats from various fraternities and sororities vious 73 games. The average margin of victory players rubbing and other campus organizations are represent- is 21 to 13. Clemson has been especially suc- Clemson have been ed in the parade that rolls down main street in cessful on Homecoming in recent years, posting Howard's Rock prior to running down Clemson. The parade culminates at the a 23-1-2 record since 1970. the hill since 1967. Amphitheatre in the middle of campus where the first Pep Rally of the year takes place. Orange Pants tradition of the Clemson team wearing The Grand Marshall of the Parade is fea- The because of the mystical powers it is supposed to tured at the Pep Rally. Recent Grand Marshall's orange pants is new according to tradition stan- give Clemson players. The rock is mounted on a have ranged from current PGA professional dards. The Tigers first wore the all orange uni- pedestal at the top of the hill and was given to Dillard Pruitt, to College Football Hall of Fame form for the final game of the 1980 season Coach Frank Howard by a friend (S C. Jones' 19) against South Carolina. Clemson upset the legends Jess Neely and Frank Howard, to noted who picked it up in Death Valley, CA. The Rock television announcers Brent Musburger and Ara 14th ranked Gamecocks and Heisman Trophy was first placed on the pedestal at the top of the 27-6. victory set the Parseghian. winner George Rogers, The hill on September 24, 1966, a game Clemson stage for Clemson's National Championship run won 40-35 over Virginia. The team started rub- Homecoming of 1981. bing the rock for the first game of 1967, a 23-6 Clemson holds a classic homecoming every Overall, Clemson is 30-7 in Orange pants win over Wake Forest on September 23, 1967. year. Displays by fraternities and sororities that since that 1980 game, including a 17-1 record in are months in the making, are built on Bowman games played in the month of November. The Running Down the Hill Field the week prior to the Homecoming Tigers had an eight-game winning streak in One of the most exciting 25 seconds (about orange pants snapped in the 1996 Peach Bowl Weekend. It is an event that draws alumni and 35 seconds when Clemson dresses 120 players friends of Clemson from all over the country. against LSD. Clemson has nine wins over top 20 for homecoming) in college football from a color The Friday evening prior to the game, opponents when wearing Orange pants, includ- and pageantry standpoint. After Clemson's last 22-15 clinching Tigerama is held in Death Valley, an event that ing the National Championship warmup the team retreats to the home dressing attacts over 35,000 fans. The Homecoming win over Nebraska in the 1982 Orange Bowl. room located under the West Stands. At about

Queen and her court are presented in addition to 12:50 ( for normal 1:00 PM. game), the team Homecoming skits, a pep rally and a large and Rock, Howard's boards two buses and drives around the periph- loud fireworks display. When the Clemson team gathers to Run ery of the stadium to the east side of the field. Hill the players rub The first homecoming game played at Down the Howard's Rock After everyone is properly collected, the cannon sounds, Tiger Rag is played and Clemson charges down the hill (exactly 100 feet top to

bottom) and onto the field. It is one of the most celebrated entrances in sport. The Tigers have

done it for every game since 1942, except for 1970, 1971 and four games of the 1972 season. In all, the Tigers have run down the hill 255 times heading into 1997. How in the world did the tradition of running down the hill start? There is no long involved

explanation, it used to be the quickest way to get to the field. When the stadium was built in 1942 the football lockerrooms were up the street in Fike Fieldhouse. When the players were finished getting dressed they used to walk out the front door and walk down the street to 'The Hill". Coach Howard continued the tradition when locker- rooms were finally built inside the stadium because Clemson fans used to get so fired up when they gathered at the top of the hill. That's when the buses came into use to spend the trip from the lockerroom to the other side of the sta- dium.

Running down the Hill is one of the great- est stadium entrances in all of sports.

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m&on's Soiimming and Oiufng's cfapth runs deep and its notJust to the bottom of the by Brett Berg Ail-Time Top-10. Texas, Caria Williams. Coach Marchionda likes the men's teams In the butterfly events, a very strong squad of Clemson Swimming and Diving dives into future. "We feel like this is potentially the best flyers returns for the men. Scott Ayer and John ability both the all-time top-10 list along another year. After coming off a great 1996-97 team that we have had. They have the to Dunham, on , season, thie Tiger men's and women's swimming challenge tor the top three spots at the confer- with Wes Morrow, lead the way in this event. and diving teams look to improve on last year's ence championship. The future looks very Sean Stockton and newcomer Will Rogers successes. The women's team lool

ACC women's title since 1989. "It will take an led by Wendy Henson, with the third fastest time Rafferty, should all increase Clemson's depth in extraordinary effort on our part and not only for in school history in the 200 freestyle, and Erin the breaststroke. the returning swimmers to continue their line of Schatz. Both were NCAA national qualifiers last The Individual Medley returns Scott Ayer, improvement, but also for the freshmen to step season. Christina Greig, a senior captain, along Wes Morrow, and P.J. Olson. Newcomer up and have an impact on the program. with newcomer Charii Reasons, will add to the Alejandro Dubreuil will again make an impact,

Obviously if we are able to do that, then we have depth in this event. this time in the IM. In the 200 and 400 IM, vet- a legitimate shot at repeating for the ACC In the men's distance freestyle. Matt Maurer erans Lisa Bartlett, Erin Schatz, Stacy Finner Championships and moving up into the national and William York are expected to build upon all- and Agata Janhowski lead the way. Freshmen rankings. Our goal is to get into the top 15 this time top-10 performances and step up in ACC expected to make an immediate impact are year and the top 10 in following years." competition. On the women's side, Christina Leslie Anderson and Danielle Goetz, who both The Clemson men's team looks to improve Greig, Erin Schatz, and Kasha Gawronska along have times coming in that would rank them in on a year where Tiger swimmers broke four indi- with Stacy Finner will be the top four returning in Clemson's Top-10. vidual records and two relay records with the the distance events. Newcomers in the distance Backstroke may be the strongest event for fastest times in Clemson history. In all there are freestyle include Joanna O'Kelly, Christina the Tigers, both the men and the women. The 12 men returning who are ranked in the Clemson Brosche, and a transfer from the University of men return four all-time top-10 swimmers in the back events, as Adam Porter, RJ. Olson, Rob Etheridge, and William York look to improve on their best times. The women feature 100 and 200 back ACC champion Erin Schatz, and con- ference runner-up in the 200, Jennifer Mihalik. Other veterans, Kendra Kelly, Agata Jankowska, Kasia Gawronska, and Jennifer Mooney, along with freshmen Charii Reasons and Lauren Rafferty, will keep Clemson as a powerhouse in this event. The Clemson diving program is on the rise as five new divers adorn this year's roster. The women return Aly Susterka and Summer Ecker, and add to that strength, high school Ail- Americans Jillian OrRico and Betsy Potter join the Lady Tigers. The men bring in three promis- ing prospects in Jeff Thomas, Chris Anderson, and Andrew Garrett, who are all expected to make an immediate impact.

The schedule is full of top-25 teams this sea- son and the ACC is stronger than ever. "We are getting national champions out of our confer- ence, which is enabling us, as a conference to attract the best swimmers in the country," say

Marchionda. "Of course that makes it fun, not only from a competition standpoint, but when you get a chance to swim against the best teams in the country you improve, and we feel like we are one of those teams." Clemson Swimming captains for 1997-98: Front row (L-R) Christina Greig, Sheila Humberstone. Back row (L-R) Dan Hoeller, P.J. Olson, John Dunham.

77 §t0 Uniuersitcj of Texas £/ Paso

UTEP i& the first (i)flC team to come to Uem&on since UNLO in 1993.

Location: El Paso, Texas Nickname: Miners Stadium Name: Sun Bowl Turf: Artificial Enrollment: 15,393 Colors: Orange Blue & White 1st Year of Football: 1914 Head Coach/Alma Mater: Charlie Bailey (Tampa '62)

Record at School/Years (4 yr. school only): 1 9-51-3 (7 Years) Assistant Coaches (Alma Mater/Position): Gary Nord (Louisville/Off. Coordinator, Quarterbacks), Ronnie Jones (NW Oklahoma/Def. Coordinator, Inside Linebackers), Sean Kugler (South Florida/Lineman), Lorenzo Costantini (UTEP/Def.Line.), Michael Mays (Rhodes Colllege/Runningbacks), Troy Reffett (UTEP/Secondary), James Spady (UTEP/Tight Ends), Tom Turchetts (Miami/ Off. Linebackers), Sammy Garza (UTEP/Receivers) Letterman Lost: 21 Lettermen Returning: 41 Starters Lost: 9 Starters Returning: 14 UTEP Library Offensive Formation: Pro-Set Defensive Formation: 4-3 1997 Honors Candidate: Michael Hicks

78 Jim Carpenter Brad Davis IVIike Deal Darius Ellison Keonta Golson 89 • SE 53 • OG 56 • DL 16 • CB 4 • WR

Alan Gray Brent Henderson Menson Holloway Elzie Johnson Terrana Johnson 59 'OT 42 • ILB 58* DL 39 'RB 33 'TB

Clifford Johnston Dale Kirry Raymond Murphy Joseph Polk John Raylan 84 'TE 50 • ILB 3 • FL 37 • OLB 9»QB

Joe Ricillo David Serna Paul Smith Hals Stansbury Craig Strickland 31 'SS 70 'C 27 • RB 34 'TE 7»QB

Derek Walker Anwar White Zach Wirth Deek Wright Jason Young 48 'SS 77 'OT 49 • OLB 52 • OLB 19 • OLB

79 Front Row (L-R): Steve Sattazahn, Jason Wilson, Mario Fersner, Andy Schiff, Steven Czarsty, Eric Shell. Second Row (L-R): Robi Eckley, Shauna Cobb, Bridget Sitterle, Damaris Rodgers, Jennifer Causey, Kindra Poole, Robbie Stewart.

First Row (L-R): Sarah Fusarelli, Leslie Clayton, Amy Southern, Mary Czmyr, Marcey Payne. Second Row (L-R): Trey Anthony, Wayne Daniels, Steven Puckett, Josh Wise, Steven Scott, Phil Trusell, Scott DeMore.

80 merica'& Top fund Raising Organizatio

IPTAY is widely regarded nationally head coach. During his tenure the this program will grow. Success builds

as the father of Athletic Fundraising. It Tigers won 165 games, 100 of which on success. People who are looking to

all started in 1934 and from a private were against conference foes. "Former honor a friend or family member now meeting of a small group of Clemson players and friends of Coach Howard have a great means to do that." supporters has sprung an organization made donations over the cost of attend- Besides the Hudson's family endow- that raised over $8 million last year. ing the celebration program and that ment four other football endowments

The organization plays a major role in was enough for the endowment. Their were made and one managers position

ensuring that all 18 of the varsity sports gifts were a way of permanently thank- in the first year. Now there are over 30

at Clemson are given the maximum ing Coach Howard for all that he did for positions endowed. The goal of the pro- amount of scholarships offered by the Clemson. gram is to get every position endowed. NCAA. "Following Coach Howard's birthday "From the free safety to the number

The organization also has helped fi- party we began to look for an individual three player in women's tennis, we hope nance facilities that contribute to the to help us support and promote the pro- to have every position endowed," said

well-being of student-athletes on and off gram and Bill Hudson's name came up. Bennett. the field. Vickery Hall is a 27,000 square He was an outstanding player at "We will likely use the Avenue of foot facility that houses the tutoring and Clemson who has been equally suc- Champions as a physical place to honor advising programs for student-athletes. cessful in the business world. We went these people further for the positions

It is a major reason Clemson student- to him and explained the program and they have endowed. That will have plen-

athletes have had their highest cumulu- its goals and that we were looking for his ty of space, so we will be working to

lative GPA on record for five consecutive leadership to help get the program have as many endowments across all of semesters. going, and he accepted." our sports. While IPTAY is primarily concerned Hudson, a 1956 graduate, was a "The personal satisfaction that they with athletic fundraising, the mission of three-year letter winner at tackle who helped Clemson University, specifically Clemson University has not been over- played professionally for the Montreal the Athletic department, and that they

looked. The IPTAY Academic Scholar- Alouettes, the San Diego Chargers, and are securing its future are the main rea- ship Endowment was created to help the Boston Patriots. He earned Pro sons for becoming involved." meet the need for more academic schol- Bowl honors in 1962. Mr. Hudson sees And with more involvement Clemson arships for non-athletes who are highly this program growing into a large part of will have a very secure future for gener- qualified academically. The IPTAY Aca- Clemson's athletic funding. "When other ations to come. demic Scholarship Fund is presently the people see information on the endow-

largest scholarship endowment of its ment program and learn what it is about kind at Clemson, currently helping over 30 students at Clemson. IPTAY Executive Director George Bennett has continued to keep Clemson among the best in the nation in terms of fund-raising by the establishment of the IPTAY Endowment Program. In April of 1994, he kicked off the beginning of the endowment of positions program at the 85th birthday celebration for former Clemson Coach Frank Howard. The en- dowments are secure with a $100,000 donation paid over a five-year period.

"This is a chance to broaden the ho-

rizons of IPTAY," said Bennett. "It gives an individual or a group of people an op- portunity to endow a position that meant something during their college playing days, or to honor a person at a position.

The money being endowed is going to secure our future as the interest is used to carry on our program forever.

The first endowment was for the head football coach position to honor the leg- endary Frank Howard. Howard coached football at Clemson 39 years, 30 as the Executive Secretary George Bennett has brought IPTAY to unprecedented levels thanks to the position endowment program.

8f /PTf^y Rsnrsssntatioas

iPTf)Y i& the ofcfest athletic fund raising organization in finr^arica.

Dr. Ron Barrett — R.S. Campbell, Jr — John M. Hamrick, Jr. — Wylie Hamhck Roy Mathis Barry Patterson Bob Peeler * — James R. Sanders, Jr. Greenville County James E. Vissage, Jr. (CC) Benjamin M. Evatt (VC) Sandy Kirkus (VC)

Bill Barbary JohnTice Robert E. Dye John H. Holcombe, Jr. Jim Sanders James H. Barnes, Jr President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Randall Bell Director of District VIII Director, District I Director, District VI Director, District I Clyde Bigbee

J. Frank Black IPTAY Past Presidents Glenn Brackin Charlie Bussey. Director Lewis F. Holmes, Jr., Director Jim Patterson, Director Mike Branham Lynn Campbell, Director F. E. Hughes, Director Bill Reaves, Director Jettrey S. Brown

Eddie N. Dalton, Director Dr. G. J. Lawhon, Jr., Director Lawrence Starkey, Director Bobby Browning *— Miles E. Bruce W, G. DesChamps, Jr., Director Edgar C. McGee, Director Dr. J. H. Timmerman, Director Charles A. Bryan, Jr Dr. R, C. Edwards, Sr., Director Thurmon McLamb, Director Marshall Walker, Director * Jody Bryson F. Reeves Gressette, Jr., Director Joel L. Builard

Donald J. Coggins ATHLETIC DIRECTOR—BOBBY ROBINSON Jack Coggins IPTAY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR—GEORGE GENNETT Larry B. Copeland ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR—BERT HENDERSON Walter B. Crawford James M. Crawford ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR—BOB MAHONY Gordon S. Davis —denotes Representative Emeritus (CC) denotes County Chairperson (VRC) denotes Vice-Regional — William Lem Dillard + denotes County Chairman Emeritus (RC) denotes Regional Chairperson Chairperson Mark DuBose "denotes IPTAY '96 Award Winner (VC) denotes Vice-County Chairperson Robert M. Dubose R. C. Eldridge, Jr. Representatives Greenwood County Danny Gregg Steve Epps. Jr • Wayne Bell (CC) Bob Guerreri * Mark Finley Dr F E Abell. Jr Harry C. (Hal) Hagood Mike Fleming Mark Abell Donald Hamilton Bill Freeland Nick P Anagnost Bill Harley C Glenn Garrett Lewis Bagwell Bob Harmon Preston T. Garrett, Jr *— W E (Bill) Burnett Frank Hartwell Clark Gaston, Jr Richard A. Coleman Floyd Hunt Mike Glynn William D Coleman F H Inabnit, Jr. *— Joel W. Gray III Rick Harter — Edwin L. Kilby Jr, Scott Greene ' Jim S Hull R. Frank Kolb Dean Hawkins Ann Hunter Kenneth C. Looper Robert E. Dye William Hawkins Robert L. McCord Tom Lynch Director, District 1 Richard H. Ivester — Charles Murphy Russ Madray Terry A. Kingsmore DISTRICT 1 Ronnie Oliver William B (Ben) Massingill, Jr Bennie Langley Robert E. Dye. Director Melvin Pace — Banks McFadden Jim League PO Box 1898 Wayne B Richey JoLynn McFadden Floyd S. Long Easley SC 29641 W M Self John Mcintyre Charles Major III Ben Smith Tom Merritt Abbeville County — W. M. Manning, Jr Robbie Templeton James V, Patterson Earle Williamson (CC) — Seabrook Marchant John Peters Matthew Durham McCormick County Edward O. McCameron R R. Ritchie Mason Speer. Jr. Jennings G. McAbee (CC) 7~ James T. McCarter Gil Rushton T. C Faulkner, Jr Ronald J. McCoy Anderson County William C Singleton Jake Meeks (CC) David Merritt Oconee County B. J, Skelton James D. Miller D Gray Suggs (VC) Sammy Dickson (CC) G Neil Smith J. G. Miller — Melvin E. Barnette Marshall P Childress (VC) John Sparks William Neal, Jr Gene Beckman Thomas Alexander David Spearman William H. Jennifer Orders Benson James Black David Stallaker. Jr Milton Ozmint Joe Burdette — Joel Harris Joseph J. Turner. Jr. — J F Palmer — R. Carol Cook John Harris K N Vickery Fred Cooley — I, N. Patterson, Jr. Tim Hydrick Joseph A. West Jim Pillar Mark Crammer Ellis Ivey David F Whittenmore, Jr George M. Plyler Joe B Davenport * Paul Jenson Eugene P. Willimon — C. Evans Putman — George M, Ducworth Dr, W Ted Nimmons Harold Wood W Bobby W. Ramsey J. Tom Forrester Ernest M. Riley Bruce Reeves Elizabeth Garrison — Carl R. Rogers Charles F. Rhem, Jr, Dr James P. Hentz Scott Sprouse — James Rochester Robert Lee Hill Tim Tannery Mike Roddey Tammy Holcombe — Sam Thrift Reuben Rogers John D. Hopkins, Jr Jesse E, Wright, III Samuel F. Roper Dr, James H. Irby Pickens County Dan Jones Ead Sammons Terry L. Long (CC) Bunny Scott Dr, C Patrick Killen John Q. Adams III Robert G. Sharpe, Jr. Arthur M Klugh. Ill J. E. Britt John G. Slattery James F. Little — * Charlie Bussey Jim Sanders — Harry Major Robert Stephenson Bennie Cunningham Director, District II Randall W McClain Tim Strom Charles E. Dalton Jake Meeks — Joseph D. Swann Dr. Val S. Dyches DISTRICT II John Moore E. Richard Taylor, Jr. Robert E Dye Jim Sanders, Director Dave Moorehead Joseph M. Todd Dr. Robert C Edwards, Sr Sanders Brothers, Inc. Dr. PS. Mowlajko David M. Vaughan Julie Ellison RO Box 188 Kevin Selman Jim Vaughn Jo Flatt Gaffney SC 29342 — Robert G. Sharpe Mike Wade Gaston Gage, Jr. Thompson A. Smith Cherokee County — S. Gray Walsh Bird Garrett +* Tony Smith David Parker (CC) Kermit M. Watson Roddey E. Gettys, III Robert Mark D. Wilson Scott Allen B. Whorton L. Earl Gilstrap, Jr. Charles Banks Charles R Willimon

82 DISTRICT V Dr Julius W. Babb 111 David Wilkins Lexington County Ctiester County William Kennerty William B Bookhart, Jr * J.Tom Shell (CC) Donald B Murray (CC) C. Laurens County Larry W. Dyar James M. Lowman (VC) + Edward C Abell 2220 Weepcolow Trail Henry V Blalock (CC) Plantation F Reeves Gressette, Jr George Alley David Beaty Ashley Hall + J R Adair Charleston. SC 29407 Billy Higginbotham — Bill Amick George R Fleming Ira J Bedenbaugh W C. Higginbotham, Jr Travis Brank Sam Frazier Allendale County W, Fred Chapman. Jr. Roger Home — M. Little III Jerry A. Brannon John Frank Young (CC) — James A Coleman * Edgar C McGee Jeff Brown Dr Sam Stone Ted Davenport County Karen J. O'Cain Andy Caldwell Marvin S Waldrep Bamberg — Henry M Fans Sr Don A Nummy (CC) Fletcher M Riley Jr R Hugh Caldwell Larry Garr Cliesterfield County F Marion Dwight. Sr Dan M Robinson, Jr Fred H Carter. Jr — Dan L Tillman (CC) Frank Templeton III Ott — Russell, Jr Robert Caughman Joseph M J M Gary Allen Lee Richard Townsend Leigh Ann Preacher James M. Russell III Roscoe Caughman Andrew F McLeod + Dr N Carl Wessinger — Russell S. Wolfe, 11 Tracy Childers James William R Tillman Barnwell County County Corley, Sr. Jr Spartanburg H Ralph Evans Tindal Clinton C Lemon. (CC) Max P Gregory (CC) John L. Fulmer, Jr H M Anderson Kendall K Alley Dr B R Grandy Darlington County Grover C Kennedy. Jr Dr Hubert C Baker DDS (CC) William A Bishop II Steve Harmon Sam Plexico — J Carter William A. Blackwood, Jr Brett J Harris W Jimmy L, Tarrance Richard Cassidy John L Brady Sr. James D Head 111 Thomas Weeks Hawkins, Jr. — John B Cornwell. Jr. Bob Householder, Jr. Marion D Beaufort County John T Duncan, Sr. — Warren Craig Jumper George A Hutto. Jr Jeffords J Harry Tarrance (CC) Bill Easterling Lt. Col E B Jackson Warren William P Kennedy Henry C Chambers John Easterling Jr. John W McLure "C " Kirby Thomas R Garrett John Easterling III Bob Paulling Coy C Jofin H. Holcombe. Jr — Dan Gilmour * Dr. Glenn J Lawhon. Jr. George R Fisher J W Riser Director District VI Bryan Loadholt Judge Bruce Foster Charles M. Stuck William B McCown III McDonald James G Taylor — Harry H Gibson Robert M Taylor — Harry M DISTRICT VI Max P Gregory Harold Witt, Jr — Dr M. B, Nickles, Jr. Berkeley County Lee — John H Holcombe. Jr. Director Charles Emmett Halliday Bill Reaves H Wayne Dewitt (CC) PO BOx 1977 Newberry County Usher, Jr Wilbur K Hammett Tommy Robert H Dangertield. Jr Myrtle Beach, SC 29578 M Larry Longshore (CC) Scott Hubbard John C Walker Nolan L Pontiff. Jr — T. M. Abrams Clarendon County Alex Hudson Fairfield County •— W, Edgar Baker Calhoun County — Theodore 8 Gardner (CC) W A. Hudson — Dr Phillip C Wilkins (CC) Earl J. Bedenbaugh Gary B Forth (CC) Dons B Belser Randy Judy — • Boulware Hubert M Bedenbaugh. Jr Louis M Gerald Bozard Ropert Fleming — A P. Kerchmar Alvin Berry — J. K Coleman William H Bull — Harold Furse Harry W Kinard — Forest E Hughes, Jr Louie C Derrick Robert C. Hodge Jeff Lancaster Harold Charleston County Billy R Gibson — R Jones — Dr L Morris • Jack T Day (CC) Wyman — Henry M. Lee John D Ruff C. H Ragsdale III Samuel E Plowden Anita Ness Don Austell Terry C. Shaver H B Rickenbaker Raymond Powell Kershaw County D. L (Woody) Aydlette Albert Shealy — Horace F Swilley Marvin C Robinson Tommie W James, Jr (CC) — Archie E Baker C. Gurnie Stuck Kenneth Carson DDS Dr. B Lee Smith Dr W Richard Bell Dillon County Bill Waldrop Joseph C. Jackson Wesley A. Stodard Steve Best Carole Arnette (CC) David Waldrop — Thomas F McNamara, Jr R. L. Stoddard Ernest Byrd John Alford Lawrence Mudge Dr. Harold Vigodsky Richland County Brian F Celek Billy Daniel • George Singleton, Jr Ted B Wilson F McCord Ogburn. Jr (CC) H, L Dukes. Jr — L B Hardaway Jr — Jack W. Brunson + J. F Watson Jack Evans Lynn Union County Douglas George Bullwinkel. Jr Lancaster County Jack Fanning — W G Lynn Dr H Russell Caston, Jr. (CC) William P Gate Joe H. Lynn (CC) M, Dreher Gaskin John C Rogers H. S. Harns. Jr — • Phillip C. Chappell, Jr — W.P. Clyburn Beverly Hafers Gordon Rogers Carl E Carson, Jr. Henry Chastain Al Hitchcock T Neal Rogers William M Howell Steven Epps. Sr Rhonda Collins + William C Kennerty Billy Gordon Rogers — Thomas E Mack Frank Furguson Davis Judge Michael R. Marion D. Lever Jr Dr. Rudy Kimmerlin — Edward L B. Osborne Florence County James W Engram — Garrett J Mobley Wayne Knight Thomas Young, MD L. Chappell Jones (CC) Carlos Gibbons, Jr Tom LaRoche Ronald Small Rufus M Brown Don E Goiightly Betty Thorne Brent Lewis Clyde S Bryce, Jr — Lawrence M, Gressette, Jr Larry Wolfe Tom Lynn Marvin Cockfield — William G. Hair — S. C. McMeekin. Jr Lee County Dr W L Coleman Landrum Henderson. Jr, David M. Murray Jr. Green Deschamps II (CC) — Frank A Douglass, Jr I W. Hunt Carl Poole — * W. G. Deschamps. Jr. Charlie Grace IV Terry H Klosterman John H. Price. Jr Pete Player — Harold B Haynes Hank Mabry — Phil Prince H. Gerald Hicks W T McDaniel III Marlboro County — Carl S. Pulkinen Webb Jones Ray McBride Mark S Avent (CC) — Paul Quattlebaum, Jr Mark Keefe James P. McKeown III + C. E Calhoun Glenn Rickborn — James W King Don E. Golighlly David Mitchum — A B Schirmer. Jr York Richard Liles Director. District III David Pressley Fred Schrimpt James H Owen, Jr (CC) John E Lunn Crawford E Sanders III — Nicholas C. Sottile DISTRICT III William R, Adkins Wilbur O Powers L. W Smith Dr J. R Stout Don E Goiightly — — David Angel Julian H Price • Mrs. Davis O. Smith — Van N oy Thornhill 3710 Landmark Dr. #408 Arthur Q Black — John G. Rose Paul E. Thacker, Jr — Charles Towne. Sr Columbia, SC 29204 • S. L. Campbell Tom Stanley Dr John H. Timmerman Raymond Tumbleston Jack D Cox John Taylor Aiken County Dewey Welch Saluda County Fredrick W. Faircloth 111 Wiggins Alan D Gregory (CC) Patrick Z Hascal Goff (CC) — E. M. Georger Colleton County Allen P Wood — William R Alexander — Bernard L Black Jeffrey T. Haire James R White. Ill (CC) — Edward L Young Anderson L Baxley — — Alfred B. Coleman W. Framp Harper • Jack W Carter, Sr Richard L. Boyleston Georgetown County — James A, Dernck Alford Haselden Paul Pye John R (BOb) Brooks H. E Hemingway Jr (CC) — Benjamin H Herlong Lewis W Hicks Dr Sam Hazel Johnny L. Cagle Tommy Branyon James R Herlong, Jr Rainey Josey — B. George Price. Ill Mike Coleman — Glenn A Cox Robert Home — James C. Rhea, Jr • J Ryan White. Jr Robert M. Cook W. H Cox Bruce Rushton Ben R. Smith, Jr Thomas Coward Dorchester County Barbara Elliott — T C. Wright Craig Thomas Elbert Hines Hamilton — Dexter Rickenbaker (CC) Fred W. Faircloth • G. G.Thomas, Sr, Steven Holt Thomas W Bailey William Green Dr Roger Troutman Warren E. Kennck — Gene W Dukes — Samuel M. Harper • Marshall E Walker Thomas McElmurray H. Clyde Odom — A H Lachiotte, Jr * Gerald W. Metts — E. Tom Salisbury Horry County John G Molony Michael J, Snyder Billy Avant, Jr (CC) Sam O'Neal Bill Thornton F L. Bradham — Alan M. Tewkesbury III Hampton County Rick Elliott Judith Warner Dr Jerry Frank Crews. Jr (CC) Harvey Graham Jr Harry Odel Weeks, Jr. Harry L. Foy J. Roger Hammond Edgefield County — David B. Gohagan Steve Hawley Mark S, Avent Terry Timmerman (CC) Winston A. Lawton. Jr, —• John H. Holcombe, Jr Director District IV Greg Anderson — Winston A. Lawton — S, F Horton Jr. — E.O. Dukes, — • Thurman McLamb William C. Kennerty Jasper County — J. W. Gilliam. Jr. DISTRICT IV Jim Spann Director. District V Roy Pryor. Jr. (CC) Lewis F. Holmes Jr. Mark S. Avent Listen Wells Lewis F Holmes III 213 Memory Lane Orangeburg County Robert (Bob) Wilder Jr. Watson Rhodes Lawrence L Weathers (CC) — Bennettsville, SC 29512 • R, S, Winfield Theo Reginal Williams 83 Marion County David Brown William Heatley Rick Lott Robert Corker Edward Spivey (CC) * Carol Brown Dennis Kekas Tammy Martin Jim Douglas Milton Pate Troy Carroll Atkinson III Samuel Drake Nellie Mills Mark DuBose Charles J. Bethea. Jr. Mike Eppley Stephen Palmer Dan Patillo Walt Garvin John H. Holt Greg Fansh Curt Plyler Dennis Risher E. Guy Hendnx * — Phil Tompkins Bill Shedd Frank Inabinet III Robert Mace James Foster — — Duncan Mclntyre Tim Hester Ed West * Lawrence Starkey Stuart McWhorter — L. Steve Sullivan John Osteen Joseph Powell Thomas Glenn Region V — Bud Hoover * John Tice Chris Peters Sumter County Carl Jones. Ill Billy Howell Ruth Ellen Trotter Whitey Roberts James F. Kinney (CC) John Mclnnis, III Van Jones Jim Welborn Cal Scheldt Ricky Alford iill Worth Bob McClure Steve White. Jr. * Wendell Sease Connie Bell Marvin O Donnell John Williams Ben Sharp — John J. Bntton. Jr. Edith Batson Parks Ron Young Robert Tolsma Bill Carter. Jr Phillip Prince Rudy Yobs Susan Chapman Region II Craig Roberson Heyward Fort • Bill Efird, Jr. (RC) North East Region Tommy Roche, Jr. — W. T. Fort, Jr. Andy Calhoun Daniel Clemson Dr T. G Westmoreland Elliott (Bill) Lynam Jeff Halliburton Bill Hendrix, Jr. Don Whelchel John Murray Al Hurt, Jr. Williamsburg County Yarbrough Bobby Ed Presnell Tom Reed Samuel E, Drucker (CC) Region II Chuck Swearingen Alan Chandler Mid West Region Mac Lindsey (RC) Dr. W. C. Cottingham John D. Tice Region III Bob Chinners (RC) David Bradley Fred R Guerry Jr Director, District VIII David Smart ' Don Evans Eddie Dalton Michael Mahoney Ben Hornsby Bobby Dunnigan DISTRICT VIII - Georgia Thomas O. Morris, Jr Karl Kemmerlin Otis Kempson, Jr. John D. Tice. Director Charlie Walker Dale Reynolds Dennis McAlister RO Box 3577 Mike Williams Tom Morris. Jr. Dalton. GA 30721 Doug Smith West Coast Region Region I Stone Frank Kellers, III (RC) James G. John Scoggins (RC) Don Tomberlin David Jones Margaret Kirkland (VRC) Mark Welborn Dr Jim Bostic Other Dennis Wilson Mendal Bouknight, Jr. Rex Varn

Region III Doug Brandon Seabrook Marchant Leonard Butler Ken Brown Director, District IX Jim Edmonds David Chamberlain Don Whechel Tommy Edmonds John Dickerson DISTRICT IX Jeff Goldsmith Doug Gray Seabrook Marchant Director. District VII Don Kirkpatrick Joycelyn Hairston 480 E Parkins Mill Rd. DISTRICT VII - North Carolina Doug Smith Alva Hancock Greenville, SC 29607 Don Whechel Roger Young Raymond Howe South East Region 5000 Piper Glenn Dr. Ron Huffman Region IV Charles Cooper (RC) Charlotte, NC 28277 O.D. Hunter • Andy Mills (RC) Neil Bates Carroll Hutto Region I George Bolen Rudy Bell Jeff Hyten Mary Anne Bigger (RC) Ron Bullock Tom "Buck" Brazeale Joe Kessler Al Adams Dick Cottingham Rob Burgess Ben Leppard, Jr. Robin Berkey Cecil Frick David Copeland

Ciemson Endowments

Dr. Jack L. Green endowed the Point Guard Position on the Clemson Tigers Men's Basketball Team in honor of his Mother and Father — Mr. & Mrs. Jack L. Green, Sr.

Vernon and Joan Merchant created an endowment to honor the Slab Five in memory of his Mother and Father — Vernon and Ruth Merchant, Sr.

ADDITIONAL $1000 DONORS FROM GREENVILLE, SC

CODY, NINA, RANDY & PIEDMONT ARTHRITIS JOHN L SEABROOK III JAMES CARL & NINA SEAY OWENS CLINIC PA MARVIN R SEABROOK VIRGINIA SUMMEY Z H OWINGS G MILLON PLYLER GEORGE W SHARPTON SUNLAND DIST INC ALTON F PAINTER MR & MRS ROBERT J DR & MRS DONALD W SUNSHINE CLEANERS & PAPA JOHNS PIZZA POTERALA SHELLEY LAUNDRY MICHAEL PARHAM JAMES T POWELL SLOAN CONSTRUCTION TERRY TALLON DOUGLAS F PATRICK & DAVID R PRICE PHD CO INC "IN HONOR OF

ROBERT G HOPKINS JOHN F RENFRO III DWIGHT H SMITH JR MR & MRS W P (PAP) TIMMER-

MR & MRS I N WILLIAM E (GENE) GEORGE F SMITH MAN" PATTERSON JR RHYMER JR STERLING W SMITH DEAN D VARNER PEPSI COLA OF MICHAEL ROBINSON/ SOUTHEASTERN JIM AND JACKIE VAUGHN GREENVILLE JAMES JACKSON ELEC DISTRS INC EARLE W SARGENT MEMORIAL: JOHN PERKINS MICHAEL E RODDEY TOBY STANSELL BY CAROLINA BELTING CO VINCE PERONE SAMUEL F ROPER MONICA W STASNEY WACHOVIA BANK OF SC PET DAIRY NATHAN A EINSTEIN JAMES M STEPHENS ABBY WALDROP NICK G PETRAKOS WILLIAM ROSENFELD WILLIAM B STURGIS E A PFISTER CLIFFORDD ROY SUGAR CREEK JOHN P SCOTT ACCESSORIES INC THE FURMAN CO

8V 0t0 Speciaf Recognition

Friends and Former Players endowed the Head Football Coach position to honor Coach Frank Howard in celebration of his 85th Birthday,

The Bill Hudson Family endowed a Tackle Position on the Clemson Tigers Football Team.

Mr. and Mrs. David Merritt endowed a Wide Receiver Position In Honor Of Perry Tuttle.

An anonymous donor endowed Football's Single Wing Right Guard Position to honor Dean Walter Cox.

Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Dalton endowed the Manager's Position for the Clemson Tigers Men's Basketball Team.

David and Stanley Riggins endowed the Quarterback Position on the Clemson Tigers Football Team.

An anonymous donor endowed the Placekicking Position on the Clemson Tigers Football Team.

Ray Clanton endowed the Left Guard Position on Clemson's Single Wing Football Team.

Stuart McWhorler endowed the Tiger Mascot.

Leighton Cubbage endowed a Defensive Back Position on the Clemson Tigers Football Team to honor Jimmy Ness.

John T. Mundy endowed a Forward Position on the Clemson Tigers Men's Basketball Team.

The Mahaffey Brothers endowed the Center Position on the Clemson Tigers Men's Basketball Team

in honor of their Mother and Father — Howard T. and Louise Mahaffey.

Mark and Barry Avent endowed the Head Coach's position for Clemson Tigers Men's Basketbnall to honor Rick Barnes.

Sam and Kitty Pringle endowed the Tiger Cub to honor their grandchildren.

Sam and Kitty Pringle endowed the Point Guard Position on the Clemson Lady Tigers Basketball Team.

Dr. and Mrs. Bill Howiler endowed the Third Base Position on the Clemson Tigers Baseball Team.

MBNA created an endowment to aid the IPTAY Scholarship Fund.

Jerry and Frances Chapman created an endowment to aid the IPTAY Scholarship Fund.

Billy and Betty Poe endowed the Wingback Position on Clemson's Single Wing Football Team.

Bill and Bess Cecil, Sr. created the "Bess & David W. Cecil, Sr. Endowment" for Coordinated IPTAY and Architecture Scholarships and Fellowships

An anonymous donor endowed the Power Forward Position on the Clemson Tigers Men's Basketball Team,

Dean and Ann Coleman endowed a Linebacker Position on the Clemson Tigers Football Team.

Frank and Mary Black endowed a Tight End Position on the Clemson Tigers Football Team in honor of Tommy West,

Harry and Pat Green created an endowment to aid the IPTAY Scholarship Fund,

Tom and Bernice Grimball endowed the Manager's Position for the Clemson Tigers Baseball Team,

Dr. Jack L. Green endowed the Point Guard Position on the Clemson Tigers Men's Basketball Team in honor of his Mother and Father — Vernon and Ruth Merchant, Sr.

Billy and Ann Powers created an endowment to honor the Slab Five.

Jack and Jane Shaw created an endowment to honor the Slab Five.

An anonymous donor created an endowment to honor the Slab Five,

IPTAY Donors have contributed to an endowment to honor the Slab Five,

James A. Turner, Annie Alexander Turner and Megan Ashley Turner endowed a Shooting Guard Position

on the Clemson Tigers Men's Basketball Team in honor of Bruce Martin,

Jimmy Key and Family endowed the Head Coach's Position in Baseball to honor Bill Wilhelm,

Albert Dial McAlister endowed the Long Snapper Position on the Clemson Tigers Football Team,

Mrs. Florence G. Geiger endowed the Punter's Position on the Clemson Tigers Football Team,

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J CLYDE SIMMONS BILL JACKSON ARCHIE TWILBANKS GARLAND FARMS INC SPARTANBURG SC YORK SC CHARLOTTE NC HORSESHOE NC SOUTHERN SERVICES MR & MRS JOHN H MCNEELY BYRON L JONES CLINITEX SPARTANBURG SC YORK SC CLEMMONS NC HUNTERSVILLE NC SPARTAN SECURITY INC MELISSA P RAMSEY KEITH BREWINGTON CYNTHIA H POOLE SPARTANBURG SC YORK SC CONCORD NC HUNTERSVILLE NC DOUGLAS R SPENCER NORTH CAROLINA CLARK CURRY/STEVEN SIEGLING AMERICA INC Williamson SPARTANBURG SC Jim ROBERT T AND TAMMY YOUNG KLENGSON/ WESLEY HUNTERSVILLE NC SULZER RUTI INC ADVANCE NC GALLOWAY/BENJAMIN HARE JIMMY R LESTER CORNELIUS NC SPARTANBURG SC ALEX TOWE LEXINGTON NC WILLIAM D RIGBY H H F ASSOCIATES TAYLOR ENTERPRISES INC ARDEN NC AND DONALD A FOWLER MR&MRSGARIGBY DENVER NC SPARTANBURG SC THOMAS M BROSNAN MARION NC KINGSTREE SC COOK/JIM VAN WATERS & ROGERS INC ASHEVILLE NC TERRY ALTMAN BOBBY B TRIPP YORK DREXEL NC SPARTANBURG SC MR & MRS G GORDON GREEN- MATHEWS NC CANNONS INC BILLY G WATSON WOOD PAUL J BURNS DANIEL EDWIN SEYMOUR CATAWBA SC SPARTANBURG SC ASHEVILLE NC DURHAM NC MORVEN NC BILL&MERV ALLEN DR LARRY B WHITE MR & MRS ROBERT M LINDSEY ED & BARBER BRINKLEY NC REGION 2 CLOVER SC ELON COLLEGE NC SPARTANBURG SC ASHEVILLE NC C CARL SMITH FRANK C FALLS JR MR&MRSDCOSTERHOUDT ROBERT BWHORTON III MARK AYARBOROUGH MD NEWTON NC CLOVER SC ASHEVILLE NC FAISON NC SPARTANBURG SC DONALD E STROUP HENDERSON KURTZIMMERLI ROWE RANDY & RETABOUCHILLON JAMES MKIZER PFAFFTOWN NC CLOVER SC FAYEHEVILLE NC SPARTANBURG SC BELMONT NC THOMAS A RAMSAY JACKSON MCCARTER QUINN D TIM GARY H. 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96 INTERSTATE COMMODITIES CORP DAVID M WILKINSON MR & MRS WILLIAM L BROOME JEFFREY & PAMELA STACHELEK AHN: DAVID TGLINE STONE MOUNTAIN GA JACKSONVILLE FL PALMYRA PA ATLANTA GA DOUG BRANDON JR MR & MRS H E MCCONNELL JR P V GUYTON W GORDON KAY SUGAR HILL GA KINGSTON TN PAOLI PA ATLANTA GA JOHN C GOODWIN III SAM & BRIGHAM THOMAS ROBERT MCFADDIN MARSHALL DANBPAHILLOJR SUWANEE GA KNOXVILLE TN PEMBROKE PINES FL ATLANTA GA DAVID P SANDERS THE DAVE HALL/TILMAN MILLER/ CLIFFORD G BRYAN scon SEYDEL SWANEE GA DAVID ANDERSON FAMILIES PINE BLUFF AR ATLANTA GA THE UNKNOWN TIGER TIFTONGA LEXINGTON KY AUSTIN D DEVANEY E HAROLD SMITH Joey Walters TIFTON GA DAVID AND KIMBERLY TREAD- PLANO TX WELL ATLANTA GA IN HONOR OF WILSON GSTEEN FORDFFARABOWJR LAWRENCE V STARKEY JR TOCCOA GA LITTLETON GO POTOMAC MD SCOHANORRIS ATLANTA GA DOUG ARMISTEAD GERALD M KAISER WILLIAM J HUNTER MANDEVILLE LA DR JAMES L SUTHERLAND LILBURN GA WOODSTOCK GA RICHMOND VA ATLANTA CHARLES COOPER JR GA JERRY L COX ANDY NEWELL W ERNEST 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*The ACC is one of only two confer- 17-8 record (.680), while BOWL RECORD BY CONFERENCE ences to capture three or more national Florida State is now fifth CONFERENCE APP RECORD PCT 15-8-2 mark football titles since 1980. Clemson laid with a ACC 147 76-66-5 .534 Clemson is 10th claim to the league's second title in (.640). Pac-10 160 82-72-6 .531 1 Georgia Tech followed suit in 1 990 with a 12-9 record 981 , SEC 278 135-130-13 .509 while Florida State pocketed national (.571). Big 10 160 79-78-3 .503 title number four in 1993. *Five of the ACC's Big East 96 46-51-1 .484 *The nine schools that take to the nine teams were ranked Big 12 233 110-119-4 .481 field this fall under the ACC banner have at least two weeks in the Conference USA 36 16-18-2 .472 produced 322 first or second team grid- AP poll in 1996. Mid-American 28 13-15-0 .464 iron All-Americans and 49 first-team ac- *The 1996 season WAG 135 58-72-5 .448 ademic All-Americans. ACC teams have marked the eighth con- Big West 14 5-8-1 .393 had 1 ,358 players selected in the annu- secutive year the ACC al professional football draft, including had at least four teams was one of just three schools nationally 90 first-round draft selections. participating in bowl games. (BYU and Boston College were the oth-

*lf success is best measured in *The ACC is the only conference in ers) to have all of their games on nation- terms of wins and losses, the ACC over the nation to have each of its schools al or regional live television in 1996. the years has proved itself to be among play in a bowl game in the decade of the *54 of the 72 conference games in the elite in Division l-A football. The 1990s. 1996 were shown on live television. ACC remains the nation's winningest *ACC Football has drawn at least 2.2 *Only the Pac-10 with 13 players, bowl conference as the nine current million fans for six straight years. ACC had more former players take part in the league teams are a combined 76-66-5 in teams played to 85.3 percent of their NFL Pro Bowl at the conclusion of the postseason play, including 22-16-1 since stadium capacity in 1996. 1996 season. The ACC had 11 with 1987. *ACC teams made an all-time high Clemson leading the nation with five. *Three ACC teams, Clemson, Flori- 56 appearances on national television in "Eleven times over the past 17 da State and Georgia Tech, are among 1996. League teams made 28 appear- years, an ACC member school has the nation's top 10 winningest bowl ances on ABC, 19 on ESPN and claimed the CFA Academic Achieve- teams. Georgia Tech has the highest ESPN2, three on CBS and one each on ment Award, which is awarded to a CFA winning percentage in bowl play with a NBC, TBS, Fox and Prime. Clemson member institution with the highest grad-

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by Tim Bourret entire academic year. The 1995 team had the second highest total with 17 and the

Clemson student athletes had a 2.64 1 994 team had the third best figure with 1 1 overall GPA for both semesters in 1996-97, Records for the ACC Academic honor roll the highest overall GPA for the athletic date to the 1956 season. teams in an academic year on record. The 'Twenty-four Clemson football players made overall GPA has made a dramatic, consis- the Clemson academic honor roll for the tent rise since Vickery Hall was opened in most recent semester (3.0 or better).

1991. The overall GPA was 2.33 in the Among the players on that list were starting semester prior to the year the student-ath- fullback Sam Zanders, who made the lete enrichment facility was opened. dean's list, center Ed Altman, and starting "We are seeing a consistent pattern of punter Kevin Laird. Clemson's top three solid performance by student-athletes in the quarterbacks, Nealon Greene, Brandon classroom," said Ron Thomas, chairman of Streeter and Slade Nagle, all made the list. the Clemson Athletic Council. "This is the Streeter made the dean's list for the semes- result of many good decisions that have ter. been made over the last several years to 'Entering the Fall semester of 1997, 96 per- make academic success a high priority It is cent of Clemson's returning football players apparent the athletic department has the had over a 2.0 career GPA. Eighteen per- right people in place with the right attitude." cent of the returning players had over a 3.0 GPA. Here are some facts of interest concerning *0f the 23 football players who entered

academic accomplishments of the Clemson Clemson in the Fall of 1 991 , 1 7 have earned football program and the Clemson sports their degrees, a 74 percent graduation rate. program in general. The list includes Warren Forney, Andye McCrorey and Henry Guess, who earned

*Each of the top three academic honor roll undergraduate and master's degrees from totals in Clemson football history have taken Clemson. Of the six in that class who did Ed Glenn earned Academic All-America place in the last three seasons, all teams not graduate, three transfered and could honors in 1994, and is pursuing his med- coached by current Head Coach Tommy have earned degrees from other schools, ical degree at Vanderbilt. West. The 1996 team had 20 players earn but NCAA graduation rate statistics count a spot on that list with a 3.0 or better for the transfers as non-graduates for your pro- 'A total of 56 student-athletes made the

gram, even if they graduate from another dean's list for the Spring Semester of 1997 institution. and a record 159 student-athletes made the

'Clemson has had three academic Ail- academic honor roll, 13 more than the pre- Americans in the decade of the 1990s, vious record of 146. There were 14 student- Bruce Bratton (1991), Ed Glenn (1994) and athletes on the President's List (perfect 4.0). Andye McCrorey (1995). Both Glenn and 'Nine of the 14 Clemson athletic programs McCrorey entered Clemson with that 1991 had a GPA higher than the overall student freshman class. Glenn is working on his body average (2.74) in the Spring semester medical degree at Vanderbilt University of 1997. Four teams had their highest team 'Clemson's starting offensive line tandem of GPA on record and five at least tied their Jim Bundren and Glenn Rountree were record for number of academic honor roll chosen first-team AII-ACC academic in selections in a semester. 1996. Both players made AII-ACC teams on the field as well. Bundren was first-team Clemson Football AII-ACC tackle and Rountree was a second- Highest # of ACC team AII-ACC guard. Academic Honor Roll Selections Bundren has a chance to become just (1956-1997) the second Clemson football player in histo- ry to earn first-team AII-ACC honors on the Year # Coach field and in the classroom in the same sea- 1996 20 Tommy West son twice. Steve Fuller is the only other 1995 17 Tommy West player in Clemson history to pull off the first- 1994 11 Tommy West team AII-ACC double (academic and on the 1971 10 Hootie Ingram field) twice in a career. 1972 10 Hootie Ingram "Clemson's 18 sports combined had a 1984 9 Danny Ford record 143 student-athletes on the ACC 1992 9 Ken Hatfield Academic Honor roll for the 1996-97 year. 1965 7 Frank Howard This is a 30 percent increase over the previ- 1990 7 Ken Hatfield Andye McCrorey earned two degrees ous record of 1 10 set in 1995-96. Records 1991 7 Krp Hatfield through the help of Clemson's Vickery date to the 1956-57 academic year. Hall.

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By Amy Moore Jim Creel, the 1997 Alumni Association Clemson University President, who represents over 82,000 Alma Mater:

No matter if the game is played at home in Clemson graduates. Where the Blue Ridge yawns its Clemson's Death Valley, or on the road, the At this point in the pregame show, the greatness sounds of Tiger Band are never far behind. anticipation is basically tipping the scales as Where the Tigers play Known nationwide for its precision marching, the band begins its preparation for, "the most Here the sons of dear old Clemson dynamic sound, and famous Clemson spirit, a exciting 25 seconds in college football." As football Saturday would just not be the same the band members form a tunnel on both Reign supreme alway. without, "The Band That Shakes The sides of the hill, the air is once again filled Chorus Southland". with the sounds of screaming Tiger fans. Dear old Clemson, we will triumph On this particular Saturday Tiger Band There is no question why so many individuals And with all our might would like to recognize the members of the consider Clemson's pregame to be one of the

Tiger Band Student Staff. Without their hard most exciting in college football. That the Tigers roar may echo work and dedication, the band would not be The pregame show concludes as the can- O'er the mountain height. nearly as successful as they are today nons fire and the Tigers come rushing down

Similar to the previous home games, the the hill into Death Valley The game is finally Tiger Band will kick off its pre-game show ready to begin, and the next 30 minutes of Band Commander Danny Goldrick, Vice- with traditional fol- play will football the Orange Bowl march be nonstop excitement. Commander Landon Hammett, Sgt. -Major lowed by one of the most celebrated colle- For this weekend's halftime performance, Craig Bagwell, Drum Majors Landon giate fight songs, "The Song That Shakes The Tiger Band has chosen the theme "Country Hammett, Susan Lark and Allison Smith, Southland. ..Tiger Rag." Classics". The show will feature several Uniform Officer Stokes Player, Equipment Following Tiger Rag will be one of John country hits, including "Tennessee Waltz" by Officer Stephen Crowell, Librarian Jessica Phillip Sousa's most renowned compositions, Pee Wee King and the Golden West Moore, Twirler Captain Jennifer Satkowski, "The Washington Post". The Clemson Cowboys, "Boot Scootin' Boogie" by Brooks and Flag Captains Karen Karr and Alyson University Pershing Rifles Company C4 will and Dunn, Johnny Cash's "Ring of Fire", and Burk. then present the colors everyone stands to The Carter Family's Cannonball". as "Wabash The Tiger Band staff includes Dr. Mark honor America in the singing of Bless mentioned special "God As above, honor goes Hosier, Tiger Band Director, Dr. Richard America". out to those individuals of the 1997 Tiger Goodstein, Director of Bands, Cheryl Hosier, After the invocation, the crowd is asked to Band who put in even more hours than the Flag Line/Twirler Instructor, and announcer remain standing for the Pledge of Allegiance average Tiger member. The Band Student Tim Willis. and the National Anthem, which is conducted Staff. These student leaders have been cho- The tradition of excellence Tiger Band has by Clemson University Director of Bands, Dr. sen as an elite group of individuals. This staff exhibited for all these years continues to be Richard Goodstein. Tiger Band will then is unique among major college marching appreciated by Tigers of today and those in invite everyone to sing the bands. Since not Clemson Clemson does have any years to come. A Clemson football season University Alma Mater. assistant directors or graduate assistants like would not be complete without the spectacu- Another noted tradition in this afternoon's most collegiate marching bands, the student lar sounds of the Clemson Tiger Marching pregame is the dotting of the "i" after the band staff is given more responsibilities than other Band. spells out 'Tigers' in its traditional script form. students.

Today, the honor of dotting the "i" belongs to This year's student staff is composed of:

Clemson Tiger Band Student Staff (L to R). Row 1: Alyson Burk, Karen Karr, Landon Hammett, Susan Lark, Allison Smith, Jennifer Satkowski. Row 2: Craig Bagwell, Jessica Moore, Danny Goldrick, Stokes Player, Stephen Crowell. Men's Track

)es to repeat on ^996-97 academic (jear that &au> tuto f)CC titfes brought back to C/emson.

by Brenda Rabon Joining the ranks this season Is junior col- ors, finishing as the runner-up In the triple jump lege All-Amerlcan Joe Gibson, a transfer from at both the Indoor and outdoor conference

Repeat the feat. This phrase will be In the Brevard College, who was named ACC Athlete championships. back of the minds of all Clemson track athletes of the week after his first meet for the Tigers. Dual sport athlete Rudy Currle will join the during each competition of the 1997-98 cam- "Joe will certainly add depth and quality to our tracksters to compete In the high jump after the paign. After an incredibly successful 1996-97 program," said Pollock. "He Is doing a phenom- completion of the Clemson's football season. season that saw Clemson capture both the enal job leading our team, winning two Individual He added points for the Tigers at the 1997 ACC Indoor and outdoor ACC Championships, head titles to open the 1997 cross country season." Indoor and Outdoor Championships. coach Bob Pollock and his staff will challenge The Tigers return a solid core of harriers this Kenny Franklin returns to pull double duty as the Tigers to a repeat performance. The Tigers season, Including team captain Jason Reckner. he crosses over from the sprints and competes set an ACC meet record with 216 team points at Pollock will look to Reckner to provide the senior In the long jump and triple jump. Teammate the outdoor championships. leadership to this group of Tiger harriers. "He Joseph Ndlaye comes back as an ACC scorer In

Clemson track claimed 1 1 ACC Individual has contributed to our team not only In the the triple jump during both Indoors and outdoors championship titles and eight All-America hon- Indoor 5000m as he posted points during the last season. ors along with the conference titles last season. ACC indoor championships last year but has the Tony Lloyd is expected to offer great things In nine years under Pollock, Clemson has cap- capabilities of helping us In the steeplechase as a newcomer to the Tiger ranks. He was a 48' tured 12 ACC Indoor and Outdoor and outdoor 5000m as well." triple jumper In high school and also competes in Championship titles. The Tigers finished in the Junior Esteban Diaz also returns to the Tiger the long jump and high jump. top 20 nationally for the seventh consecutive out- corp as a strong cross country competitor. He Leading the pole vault this season Is David door season. The 17th-place finish as a team at posted the top finish among the Tiger competi- Hartzler who returns after claiming the Indoor the NCAA Championships, was only four points tors In four of the seven meets last season. Trent and outdoor championship titles. He boasts a shy of a top 10 finish. Kirk returns as a three-year letterwinner In cross lifetime best pole vault of 16'9 1/4". "The 1996-97 season was a successful one country Pollock expects a strong senior year AII-ACC performer Damlan DICola and Tom for the Clemson Tigers," said Pollock. "Our grad- from Kirk who offers the team experience and Hopkins, who scored at the conference meet, uating seniors will be missed as they have truly leadership. He will compete In the 3000m will offer experience In the javelin throw. New represented Clemson in a first-class manner. indoors and the 5000m and 10,000m events dur- addition Jules Fagan will also add depth with The success will continue for our team as a solid ing the outdoor season. experience In the shot put and discus. Mike group of upperclassmen return with a talented Junior MattTooman steadily improved during Craft was the runner-up In the National corp of new Tiger signees to set the stage for the 1996-97 cross country campaign, and Scholastic Meet In the discus at 180'1" as a high another championship season in 1997-98." Pollock hopes to see solid performances from school All-American. He will also add quality to him during the Fall. At the ACC Outdoor the weight events." Cross Country/Distance Championships, he placed In the 1500m compe- The Tigers must rebuild In the decathlon The Clemson cross country team returns five tition and IS expected to be a top performer In after the loss of ACC Champion and NCAA qual- lettermen this Fall. The 13-member squad is led that event again for the Tigers. ifier Josh Scott. However, the coaching staff by seniors Jason Reckner (team captain) and expects newcomer Wade Van Sice to step up to Trent Kirk. An experienced squad along with Field Events the challenge after training with the Tigers last eight newcomers have the Tigers excited and The jumps look to be the most solid area season as a red-shirt freshman. enthusiastic about the cross country season. among the field events for the Tigers as three "We are looking forward to good things this ACC scorers return this season. Field events Sprints year," commented Pollock. "Our team has coach Aaron James will look to Jason Brewer, The newest member of the sprints and hur- gained experience as we now have two seniors Bryan Williams and Rudy Currle to step up and dles corps Is assistant coach Ralph White. with a solid support of four juniors and three offer experience In the jumps. White may be new to Tiger track, but he is not sophomores. We also have a solid support cast Brewer was an AII-ACC performer during the new to the track and field profession. Before of four freshmen who are learning and develop- outdoor season with a second-place finish In the coming to Clemson, he was the head coach at ing." high jump. Williams also earned AII-ACC hon- Allegheny College since 1987. He has also coached at Southern Methodist and George Mason. "We are very excited about the sprints and hurdles this season," said White. "We have great senior leadership In Carlton Chambers, Aaron Haynes, Greg HInes, and Jeremichael Williams," commented White. Three of the members of that number-one nationally ranked shuttle hurdle relay team are returnees to the Tiger program, including Jeremichael Williams, Greg Hines and Aaron Haynes. However, White contends that the Tigers can only accomplish more this season. "With the addition of our three freshmen, Sultan Tucker, Scot McCray, and Tony

Washington, we feel we can be as good If not better than we were last year," White comment- ed. "We also have some outstanding 200m sprinters as five sprinters have run 20.90 or bet- ter In the 200m dash." These athletes Include Charles Allen, Shawn Crawford, Kenny Franklin, Jeremichael Williams and Carlton Chambers.

Clemson celebrated its ACC Championship in Atlanta last spring. Bob Pollock's Tigers also won the ACC Indoor Championship. uburn o msan rufura scheau/es. by Tim Bourret ing family nuptials or reunions. But, we do Clemson Non-conference know the non-conference games and those schedule thru 2005 So you are getting married and your entire should stay the same. We do know that family schedules its fall activities around Clemson will play at home against Furman 1998 Sept. 5 Furman Clemson football games. You call the on September 5 next year. We do know Oct. 3 at Missouri Nov. 21 South Carolina Clemson Sports information office to get the Clemson will travel to Missouri on October 3, 1999 Sept, 4 Western Carolina can plan this major and the South Carolina in 1998 will be 1998 schedule so you game Oct. 2 Missouri event. Much to your disappointment, you at Clemson on November 21. But, if you are Nov 20 at South Carolina can't get an answer to this question. You are making plans for other dates, you have a 50- 2000 Sept. 16 at Texas A&M Sept. 30 Missouri told the schedule won't be released until 50 chance of guessing if Clemson will be Nov. 18 South Carolina December 15. home or away. 2001 Sept. 1 Central Florida This is probably the most confusing issue have listed the tentative non-confer- We Oct. 6 Tulane we deal with in the SID office, hence this arti- ence schedule through the year 2005. So if Nov 17 at South Carolina cle to explain why we can't give you much of you are getting married in 2000 and don't 2002 Aug. 31 at Georgia Sept. 7 Ball State an answer. want to have it the same weekend as a Nov 23 South Carolina Four years ago the ACC began meeting in Clemson home football game, schedule it for 2003 Aug. 30 Georgia December to determine each team's confer- September 16. That should be "National Sept. 6 Middle Tennessee St ence schedule. The reason for the delay ... Clemson Wedding Day" for 2000. The Tigers Nov 22 at South Carolina television. The television networks wanted a will be at Texas A&M and since it is a non- 2004 Sept. 18 Texas A&M Oct, 9 at Tulane schedule that creates good conference conference game, it shouldn't change. Nov. 20 South Carolina games each week. Obviously, for the ACC to Speaking of non-conference games, we 2005 Sept. 3 Auburn be competitive with the other conferences are publishing the list through the year 2005. Sept. 10 Northeast Louisiana when it comes to TV ratings it is imperative Among Clemson's future non-conference Nov. 19 at South Carolina that there are marquee games each week. games are Georgia, Texas A&M, Missouri,

To have a competitive game each week, Tulane and Auburn. tor in 1897, was an 1896 Auburn grad, while you really can't do the schedule until the pre- Clemson and Auburn have not met on the John Penton, Clemson's head coach in the vious year is over. Even then it is a guessing gridiron since 1971, but will play a four-year fall of 1 898, had graduated from Auburn in the game, but it is certainly easier than schedul- series starting in 2005. The four-year con- previous spring. ing three or four years in advance. With ABC tract will feature two games at Clemson and Clemson and Georgia have agreed to a and ESPN expanding their coverage, almost two at Auburn. The 2005 and 2007 games two-year renewal of their 100-year football every conference in the country is waiting to will be held at Clemson, and the 2006 and rivalry. The two teams first played in 1897 in

December or January prior to the season to 2008 contests will be played at Auburn. All Athens and last met in 1995 at Clemson. release its schedule. four games will take place on the first The 2002 game will be played on August 31

So, those of you who think a full schedule Saturday in September and are currently slat- in Athens, and the 2003 game is scheduled exits, hidden in some vault in Greensboro, ed to be the season opener for each school in for August 30 at Clemson. you are wrong. Up until 1996 the Clemson each season. "We are excited about the renewal of this SID office would tell a wedding planner a The first three coaches in Clemson foot- rivalry," said Clemson Athletic Director Bobby "tentative schedule" for a future season. We ball history were Auburn graduates. Walter Robinson. "The two schools are close geo- were emphatic about the possibility of Riggs, Clemson's first head coach and later graphically, but the series has had an impact changes, but when the changes were University President, was Clemson's coach in on the national college football scene. This announced in December, we had some angry 1896 and 1899 and was an 1893 Auburn series has been exciting for our fans and is people who still went ahead and scheduled graduate. William Williams, Clemson's men- good for college football." their events based on the old schedule. You This announcement means Clemson will can see by the chart on this page, that the have two games against Southeastern 1996 schedule published in the 1995 Conference teams in six of the seven years Clemson Football Guide, and the actual 1996 between 2002 and 2008. Clemson Head schedule are dramatically different. Thus, it is Coach Tommy West was also pleased with senseless to publish a tentative future sched- the addition of Georgia to the schedule. "I ule. have been a part of some great games in the Clemson-Georgia series. Everyone affiliated

1996 Schedule Comparison with both programs is excited when Clemson First Published Actual and Georgia meet on the football field." Aug. 31 at North Carolina Georgia leads the series 39-17-4, but the Sept. 7 Furman Sept. 7 Furman 8-6-1 since Sept. 14 N.C. State Sept. 14 Open Date Bulldogs hold just an advantage Sept. 21 at Missouri Sept. 21 at Missouri 1977. Three of Clemson's most thrilling vic- Sept. 28 Georgia Tech Sept. 28 Wake Forest tories in recent memory have taken place Oct. 5 at Virginia Oct. 5 at Florida State against Georgia. In 1981 Clemson defeated Oct. 12 Open Date Oct. 12at Duke a fourth-ranked Georgia team 13-3 in Death Oct. 19 Maryland Oct. 19 Georgia Tech to National Oct. 26 at Duke Oct. 26 Open Date Valley on the way a

Nov. 2 Wake Forest Nov. 2 Maryland Championship. It remains the highest ranked

Nov. 9 at Florida St. Nov. 9 at Virginia win in Clemson history in Memorial Stadium. Nov. 16 at North Carolina Nov 16 N.C. State The Tigers won consecutive games in 1986 Nov 23 South Carolina Nov. 23 South Carolina and 1987 on last second field goals by David The Clemson vs. Georgia series wil That is the bad news for those of you plan- Treadwell. return to Death Valley in 2003.

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CLEMSON (2-2, 1-2) ACC STANDINGS UTEP (1-3, 0-2) Team Data CU OPP Team ACC Overall Team Data UTEP OPP Total Offense 1579 1298 Florida State 2-0 3-0 Total Offense 1154 1839 Total Plays 304 242 North Carolina 2-0 4-0 Total Plays 304 258 Yards/Play 5.2 5.4 Ga, Tech 2-0 2-1 Yards/Play 3.8 7,1 Yards/Game 394.8 324.6 Wake Forest 1-1 2-2 Yards/Game 288.5 459,8 Rush Yds./Game 152.3 73.3 Clemson 1-2 2-2 Rush Yds./Game 127.3 237,0 Pass Yds/Game 242.5 251.3 N,C. State 1-2 3-2 Pass Yds/Game 161.3 223.3 Pass. Efficiency 130.5 127.1 Duke 0-1 2-2 Pass. Efficiency 79.1 167.7 Punting Average 37.8 40.3 Virginia 0-1 1-2 Punting Average 37.8 41.4 Turnovers 8 7 Maryland 0-2 1-3 Turnovers 15 9 Penalities 20-135 24-176 Penalities 30-217 36-291 Total First Downs 88 63 THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE Total First Downs 78 85 Sacks by defense 5-42 14-68 Clemson vs. UTEP Sacks 2-16 7-60 Interceptions by Def. 4-52 4-67 Duke at Maryland Intercept, by Def, /I /I Q 0-10/ 3rd Down Conv. 23-62 13-54 Miami (FL) at Florida State 3rd Down Conv. 20-63 24-48 Time of Poss/Gm. 34:30 25:30 Georgia Tech at Boston College Time of Poss/Gm. 30:52 29:08

Total Points 90 87 North Carolina at Texas Christian Total Points 1 DD

Touchdowns 10 9 Wake Forest at Virginia 1 UUCi lUUWl lb D Field Goals 7-11 8-9 N.C, State has an open date Field Goals -=4-0

Punt Returns 9-59 1 3-268 Punt Returns Q-Q7 Kickoff Returns 13-342 17-369 THIS WEEK'S POLLS 18-304 6-120 AP USA Today

Rushing Att Yds Avg TD 1 Florida 1 rfUolllliy Mil Yds Avg TD Priester 97 403 4.2 2 2 Penn State 2 210 3.7 2

Greene 36 80 2.2 3 Nebraska 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0\J 132 3.7 F Inhn^inn P*^ Witherspoon 16 72 4.5 1 4 Florida State 4 1 .OUIilloWII 125 5.0 Austin 12 32 2.7 5 North Carolina 5 McDaniel 12 25 2.1

Streeter 2 24 12,0 1 6 Michigan 6 D. Johnson 2 14 7.0 Clemson 176 609 3.5 4 7 Ohio State 7 UTEP 172 509 3.0 2 8 Auburn 9 Opponents 113 293 2.6 1 WjJjJVjl Id llo 1 fJ/L. 946 5.8 11 9 Tennessee 10 Receiving Rec Yds Avg TD 10 Washington 11 Yds Avg TD 11 Iowa 8 Home 31 385 12.4 2 \_/Cl 1 UCI 1 Id 1 W 282 17.6 2 12 Michigan State 13 Lawyer 14 201 14.4 1 Johnston 11 99 9.0 13 LSU 14 Wofford 10 142 14.2 2 Golson 5 64 12.8 1 Priester 7 59 8.4 14 Virginia Tech 12 Thompson 4 51 12.8 15 Washington State 15 Watts 5 71 14,2 Natkin 4 44 1 1 .0 16 Colorado 18 77 UTEP 53 645 12.2 4 Clemson 970 12.6 5 17 Kansas State 16 Opponents 61 893 14.6 10 Opponents 71 1005 14.2 5 18 Georgia 19 19 Stanford 21 PBssinQ Cm Att Yds TD 1 Pet Pass Cm Att Yds TD 1 Pet 20 Alabama 20 Greene 71 116 oTiicKiana do 314 1 1 42.6 898 5 3 61,2 21 Texas A&M 17 ndyUUr 1 1 iz. \ Of 305 3 6 36.8 Streeter 6 12 72 1 50.0 22 UCLA 25 rciez O / 26 1 42.9 Clemson 77 128 970 5 4 60.2 23 Air Force 23 Opponents 71 129 1005 5 4 55.0 24 BYU 24 UTEP 53 132 645 4 8 40.2 25 Arizona State 22 Opponents 61 96 893 10 4 63.5 Tackles Tac TL-Ys 26 Clemson 31 Anthony Simmons, ILB 42 8-22 Tackles Tac TFL-Yds Mond Wilson, ILB 33 4-14 NCAA RANKINGS Kilangi Maugututia 46 3-14 Raymond White, MG 25 1-1 Clemson Brent Henderson 38 2-6 0-0 DoMarco Fox, FS 23 0-0 R, Priester 28th, Rushing/Game (100.75) Dale Kirry 33 Riccillo 0-0 Rahim Abdullah, OLE 22 1-4 N. Greene 32nd, Passing Eff, (135,2) Joe 32 2-6 Antwan Edwards, SS 22 0-0 N. Greene 26th, Total Offense (244,5) Brian Young 24 Derek Wright 21 0-0 Damond Ward, CB 18 0-0 Tony Home 5th, Receptions/Game (7,8) Hicks 20 0-0 Howard Bartley, OLB 17 0-0 Tony Home 24th, Rec, Yds/Game (96.3) Michael 1-7 Michael Allen, CB 15 0-0 A. Edwards 33rd, Interception Returns Jason Smith 19 Lorenzo Bromell, DT 15 4-16 Tony Home 11th, Kick Off Return (29,6) Schedule Matt Padgett 12th, Field Goals/Game (1,75) 1997 Result 1997 Scliedule Tony Home 15th, All-Purp. Rush, (170.3) Date Opponent Date Opponent Result Sept. 6 at LSU 3-55 Sept. 6 Appalachian State 23-12 CU TEAM RANKINGS UTEP Sept. 13 New Mexico 20-38 at Utah 3-56 Sept. 13 at N.C. State 19-17 51st (152.8) Rushing 68th, (127.3) Sept. 20 Mexico State 24-17 Sept. 20 Florida State 28-35 36th (242.5) Passing 82nd, (161.3) Sept. 27 New Oct. 4 at Sept. 27 at Georgia Tech 20-23 37th (394.8) Total Offense 94th, (288.5) Clemson Oct. 1 1 at Tulsa Oct, 4 UTEP 1:00 PM 81st, (6.6) Punt Return 7th 16.0) Oct. Jose State Oct. 11 Virginia, TBA 14th (26.3) Kick Off Return 101st 16.9) 18 San Nov. 1 Oct. 25 at Maryland 64th (22.5) Scoring 109th 12.5) BYU Nov. at Nov. 1 at Wake Forest 9th, (73,3) Rushing Defense 97th, (236.5) 8 SMU Nov. 15 TCU Nov. 8 Duke 65th, (127.1) Pass Eff. Defense 106th, (167.7) Nov. at Rice Nov. 15 North Carolina 41st, (324.5) Total Defense 102nd, (459.8) 22 Nov. 22 at South Carolina 51st, (21.8) Scoring Defense 107th (41.3) 70th, (-0,25) Turnover Margin 102nd, (-1.50) Compiled by Adair Clary

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UT£P i& making the furthest trip to C/emson for a footballgame since UNLO came to Clemson in 199

By Bob Bradley Bowl. showed up at a dude ranch out in the hin- Returning a minute to that 1963-64 sea- derlands of New Mexico for a breakfast spon-

Texas-El Paso is a fer piece from son — Clemson had opened the season with sored by a club named the Sheriff's Posse. I Clemson. Maybe that's the reason for this an overtime win over North Carolina in the never did figure out exactly what the creed of being the first meeting between Clemson and Fike 'Cow Palace", but then lost four in a row the group was except they believed in having the Miners on the football field today. In fact before putting the skids on with a one-point a good time. only two coaches are common denominators win at Virginia. All members were wearing law enforce- between the two programs, E.J. Stewart (see On the day of the North Carolina game, ment uniforms and some of them (maybe the page 41) was the head coach at both Johnny Martin, who was sports editor of the officers) were toting loaded (with blanks) six schools. He was at Clemson in 1921-22 and Anderson Daily Mail, dnbbled a basketball shooters — and they were shooting them at UTEP in 1927-28. from Anderson to Clemson — a chore that inside this dining hall where everyone was. Current Clemson defensive backs coach took several hours. That'll start the bells ringing real early in the

Charlie Harbison is the only other coach to When he arrived at Fike in early after- morning. serve both institutions. Harbison was at noon, the doors were open for him and he But probably the most unique thing that

UTEP in 1994, his first Division I college job. dribbled in for a layup, but missed the shot. the Clemson crowd got to see was a trip

He came to Clemson in 1995 and in his very "But," he said triumphfully, "I got the rebound." across the Rio Grande into Juarez for some first year the Tigers ranked among the top 20 Martin said the only problem that he Mexican shopping and bull fights. Folks, I'll in the nation in pass defense and intercep- encountered on his way from Anderson was tell you right up front, the poor bull doesn't tions. He already has three former players in that he double-dribbled somewhere around have a fighting chance. the NFL (Brian Dawkins, Leomont Evans and Sandy Springs when an 18-wheeler blew him Each bull fight consists of three suertes,

Dexter McCleon). off the highway. (I know that doesn't have as an American hockey game. But the word

The distance has effected the two team's much to do with football, but it is one of my translated means innings, as in our baseball ability to meet in football, but that has not favorite stories.) Not many sportswriters saw game. In the first inning the bull attacks men been the case in basketball. There have been as many basketball games as Martin, and he armed with lances and mounted on horses. four games between Clemson and UTEP — was with the Tigers on that trip to El Paso that These 'brave' people are picadores. They all in various years in the Sun Bowl year. mainly are supposed to get the bull riled up by

Tournament, and naturally, all in El Paso. This As is the the usual case at most tourna- jabbing him with their lances. That's about all is the first time UTEP has ever come to ments, each participating team has a civic there is to the first inning, but the bull should

Clemson in any sport. club as its sponsor. Clemson's sponsor that be able to figure out that this is not going to Clemson's first trip out to El Paso was year was the El Paso Jaycees. The Jaycee be his day. between Christmas and New Year's of 1963 president that year was Jimmy Rogers, who And the fans are getting warmed with ole, when Bobby Roberts was heading up the later was president of the Sun Bowl. ole, ole — which means bravo. The second Tiger roundball program. Back then, UTEP The main purpose of the civic clubs was inning finds a bullfighter coming into the ring was known as Texas Western and possessed to see that the teams saw more than just the with a banderilla in each hand. This is a dart some of the fastest guns in the west. The inside of a gym or the football practice field. which he thrusts into the bull's hide right

Miners selected Clemson in the first round Besides the basketball teams, also in town for around the shoulder. Before departing, the pairings, hoping to give them an easy trip into the 1963 sports festival were the football bullfighter has used three pair of darts on the the championship game. teams from Southern Methodist and Oregon, bull. And that's exactly what happened. The who played the Sun Bowl game the day after Ole, ole, ole. forces of Hall of Fame Coach Don Haskins the completion of the basketball tournament. The third inning is now upon us and the were 21 -point winners. This meant that the One morning at 7 o'clock all six teams bull is getting weaker by the minute. Finally, Tigers would play the Baylor the matador makes his appear- Bears the second night for ance, making artistic and daring third place, and Roberts was a passes with his muleta, better little uneasy prior to the conso- known as the red flag. When the lation game. proper time has come, the mata- One of the officials who dor raises his sword for a thrust was going to call the game aimed at the vulnerable spot came in wearing a green and between the bull's horns, causing gold colored tie — Baylor's col- instant death. ors. Roberts knew he was in Successful matadores trouble. Baylor eased out a are treated as popular heroes. But two-point win. if the first inning started with the Clemson lost again in 69- bull and matador going one on

70 and 82-83, but was Sun one, I'd bet on the bull every time. Bowl tournament champions in But as the rules are set up, the bull 78-79 under Bill Foster. never wins, although sometimes Clemson beat UTEP by 11, the matador receives serious

title then won the with a one- injuries from the bull's horns. I saw point win over Texas Tech on a eight bulls lose that day.

last second shot by Derrick I'm not sorry that I got to Johnson. That shot was made see some honest to goodness bull at about the same time Woody fights that day in 1963. But I'm Charlie Hayes punched Current Clemson Secondary Coach Charlie Harbison is one of the glad that football is on the agenda Bauman in the 1978 Gator few football common denominators between Clemson and UTEP. this afternoon.

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