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Clemson vs. Georgia Tech

September 28, 1985 Memorial Stadium 73 Wes Mann IPTAY Day Clemson's starting left tackle is in his fifth season with the Tigers and lends quite a bit of experience to Clemsons offensive

Today's Features line A native of Florida, he is a player who has worked hard to finally gam a starting 5 Cover Story role. David Webb profiles the transfer from Florida. Steve Reese is Clemson's top All-America candidate for this season The native of Georgia was an honorable nnention All- 77 This Day in Tiger Football American last season and would like to Clemson has had some nail-biters on Sep- move up to the number-one unit this sea- tember 28 over the years and this could be son. Kassie Kessinger talks about Clem- sons quickest offensive lineman ever the situation today with Georgia Tech. Fos- ter Senn summarizes some of the most exciting games Clemson has played on 7 IPTAY Athlete-of-the-Year this date in history. Vincent Hamilton was honored by IPTAY as its Athlete-of-the-Year for 1984-85. He won't be present for the ceremonies today 107 Paws for Pushups and it is for a good reason, he is attempting The Clemson Tiger is one of the more to further his career with the colorful mascots in all of sport. His push- Indiana Pacers of the NBA. Tim Bourret ups have become legendary over the last reviews a career that blossomed into one few years. Jill (Vlixon describes the history of the best m the history of the ACC. of since he began doing pushups. 50 1984-85 in Review Once again the Clemson sports program 1 1 1 Tigers in the Crowd was ranked in the top 15 in the nation last IVlany Clemson athletes had outstanding season. The soccer team won a national seasons last year. Kassie Kessinger pro- title and many individuals won NCAA files SIX of the University's top athletes in championships. Foster takes back Senn us some of the other sports in Tigertown. through a season of success.

61 University Feature 112 The Last Word Clemson has three new major gift clubs There were some wild stories about coaches which recognize individuals for their sup- getting players off service duty during the port of Clemson by giving for academic war years to play football. Frank Howard

programs. Jack fvlcKenzie tells us about pulled It off for the 1945 Georgia Tech these important means to achieving a bet- game. Bob Bradley takes us back 40 years ter Clemson Uiniversity. to a totally different era of football.

The Departments Players and Coaches

Athletic Director 11 Alphabetical Roster, Clemson 54 The Clemson Football Program is Produced by the Athletic Staff 29 Alphabetical Roster, Opponent 59 Clemson Football Program Band Program 109 Assistant Coaches 16 Committee: Cheerleaders 36 15 Coaches, All-Sports 23 Graduate Asst Coaches 40 Chairman: Len Gough Emergency information 30 Lineups, Starting 56 Editor: Tim Bourret Fall Sports Schedule 79 Meet the Tigers 33 Asst. Editor: Kassie Kessinger Future Schedules 24 Numerical Roster, Clemson 56 Advertising Director: Ann Smith IPTAY 31 Numencal Roster, Opponent 56 Special Thanks to Bob Bradley, Jill Mixon, Sam Black- IPTAY Officers 80 Opponent Players 74 man, David Webb. Maria Farry, Tim Match, Barry Managers 76 Strength Coaches 65 Tomlinson and Margaret Pndgeon lor their help in the Radio Networl< Stations ^ Tiger Rookies 40 preparation of this program Stadium Information 43 Statistics Printing: State Pnnling Co of Columbia. SC ''12 The Last Word Today's Game 2 On the Cover cover photo was shot by Orange & White Cover Photo: by Rob Biggerstaff Trainers ^8 The photographer Rob E.ggerstaff and il is one of the bes\ Othei photos by the Clemson Communications , Tiger Life ^ ^ offensive lineman pictures in history The play took Lance McKinney, Bob Waldrop. Rob Biggerstaff, Jim Tigers in the Crowd ^ place at N State last year and it you look closely you Monarty and Tom Shockley University Officials '9 C Steve Reese wall off lour Wolfpack players at University Page ^ can see Poster by Lance McKinney. University President 9 once

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Georgia Tech John yards last week in the 20-13 loss to for Georgia Tech. Mays leads all - Dewberry may have feelings of deja Georgia, and he adeptly floated passes ers with 137 yards and Collier, ACC vu this afternoon as he looks across over the middle to his receivers, espe- Rookie-of-the-Year two seasons back, the field at Clemson quarterback Randy cially Jim Riggs, Clemson's Chevrolet has a five-yard average on 23 carries Anderson. The Tigers' 6-5 sophomore Player-of-the-Game. Anderson com- this season. is in a similar situation to one Dew- pleted 1 7 passes for 220 yards in the Defensively, watch for Clemson's berry faced just two seasons ago. opener against and that Terence Mack and Georgia Tech's Pat Anderson and Dewberry will be pivotal was the most completions ever by a Swilling. Mack played both the "Ban- figures as both Georgia Tech and Clemson quarterback in his first game dit" and the drop last Saturday Clemson strive to break one-game as a starter. Danny Ford has confi- against Georgia. Despite missing about losing streaks this afternoon in Death dence in his young quarterback's abil- a quarter of the game due to heat

Valley. ity to throw. Before the beginning of exhaustion. Mack still had 1 1 total Just two years ago young sopho- the year, no Danny Ford team had tackles and now has 25 for the sea- more was called into thrown over 30 passes in a regular son. The active linebacker-lineman- the Clemson game to replace the in- season game. Now the Tigers have cornerback might be Clemson's best jured Stu Rogers. Dewberry had seen done it in the last two weeks. all-around athlete on the defense. only limited action, but played well in There are other interesting match- Swilling had a season's worth of front of the highly partisan Clemson ups to look for this afternoon; not quarterback sacks at N.C. State two crowd. He had a 66-yard run on a matchups of offense vs. defense as weeks ago. The senior had a world broken play for a Tech and much as players who play the same record seven sacks for 53 yards in had 101 yards rushing in 1 carries for position for each team showing excel- that one game as he personally ruined the day, the most yardage rushing by lence when their team is on the field. Erik Kramer's debut as the starting an opposing quarterback since Danny Two of the top offensive linemen in quarterback for the Wolfpack. Swilling, Ford has been at Clemson. But, throwing America will be on display today. who also roams all over the field, has the football, he hit just 4-10 passes for Clemson's Steve Reese was an hon- eight sacks now for the season, a total 23 yards and he took his lumps from orable mention Ail-American by AP Clemson's veteran defense. last year and he was a preseason Last year, with a season of experi- selection by the Sporting News this ence under his belt. Dewberry led year. He has graded at least 80 per- Georgia Tech to a 28-21 victory over cent in 15 straight games and has the Tigers in . With new confi- started the last 19 games for Clemson dence in his throwing ability, he had at offensive guard. John Davis is a 10 completions in 20 attempts and terror at tackle for Georgia Tech. The had over 200 yards in total offense. It junior played center last year and was was a key victory, personal and team, named Sports lllustrated's National as Dewberry went on to win AII-ACC Offensive Player-of-the-Week for his honors from the ACC Sportwriters As- performance against William Perry. sociation and he guided Tech to a 6-4- The battle of the backfields should

1 record. also be interesting as both teams have In many ways, Clemson quarter- a pair of tailbacks with over 100 yards back Randy Anderson is Dewberry so far this season. Kenny Flowers has two years removed. He lacks game been Clemson's best tailback so far experience as Dewberry did two years with 27 carries for 142 yards, a 5.3 ago when the Tech quarterback was average. He had 85 yards against called on the field. Both are big and Georgia to lead Clemson's rushing strong with a wealth of natural athletic output. Stacey Driver, the gutty 5-8 talent. The difference right now is the tailback who has started each of the experience level. last two games, has 103 yards and a Anderson gained a lot of experience 4.1 average to go with four pass re- last week against Georgia. The native ceptions for 57 yards. of Spartanburg already has a game on Georgia Tech calls its backfield the national TV under his belt and has Microship Backfield because the group now performed in front of 81 ,000 peo- is powerful, but diminutive. Cory Col- ple in a sold-out stadium. Anderson lier (5-7, 192) and Jerry Mays (5-8, Keith Williams led Clemson in tackles last completed 14 of 33 passes for 183 171) are two tailbacks that share duty week with 17.

2 that surely leads the nation is and and 64-70 ( 914) inside the 40 for the Ironically, the only two times in the last second on the team in total tackles. same time period. In the last three four years Clemson has failed to score In the secondary, Cleve Pounds has years plus two games Clemson is 34- at least 15 points in a game have been around the Georgia Tech sec- 37 inside the 40 come against Georgia and both games ondary for many years. The reliable have been on national . Since performer led the Georgia Tech team Danny Ford has been at Clemson the in tackles last year from his secondary Congratulations are in order for Tigers have scored in doubles figures position with 114. Clemson's free safetv, Clemson soccer coach Dr. I.M. Ibra- 67 of 71 games and Clemson has A.J. Johnson, has been an inspiration him. The only coacn to lead Clemson scored at least 20 points in 43 games. to walk-ons everywhere this year with to an NCAA tournament champion- Clemson has a 38-5 record in those 27 tackles in the first two games of the ship won his 250th career contest last contests. season, the second-best total on the Sunday in a 2-0 victory over Duke. team. The Tigers are still ranked number- So, you will have to pay attention in one in the nation and will meet Winth- Junior wide receiver Ray Williams this one if you want to keep up with rop on Sunday afternoon at Riggs needs just 44 yards in kickoff returns the matchups. Last year s 28-21 vic- field. Clemson will also play host to to become Clemson's all-time leader tory for Georgia Tech was a triumph Furman this Wednesday evening at in total career kickoff return yardage. that gave the young Yellow Jackets 8:00 pm. The native of Fayetteville. NC. has confidence and it allowed them to move 925 career kickoff return yards, sec- into the top 20. Now the tables are The Tigers scored just 13 points ond only to Warren Ratchford's total of turned as Clemson strives to end an against Georgia last week, its lowest 968 yards. He already has the record unusual two-game losing streak in Death point total since the 1982 Georgia for number of returns with 45, Clem- Valley. game in Athens. That covers a streak son has not returned a kickoff for a * * * « * of 33 games. Still Clemson scored in touchdown since October 13, 1963 This is the 50th meeting between double figures and has now scored in when Hal Davis went 98 yards against Clemson and Georgia Tech on the double figures in 34 straight games. Georgia in a contest played at Clemson. gridiron and the Yellow Jackets lead 35-12-2. the series This is only the 1985 Georgia Tech Stats 1985 Clemson Stats third time, however that the game has (1-1 Overall, 1-1 ACC) (1-1 Overall, 0-0 ACC) been played at Clemson. Clemson 113 Rushing Att Yds Avg TD LG Rushing Att Yds Avg TD LG has won both of the meetings in Death Mays, TB 36 137 3.8 14 Flowers. TB 27 142 5.3 1 34 Valley, including a 41-14 win in 1983. Collier. TB 23 116 5.0 22 Dnver.TB 25 103 4,1 12 This is only the seventh meeting be- Dewberry, QB 25 66 2.6 13 Flagler. FB 12 19 1,6 9 tween the two teams over the last 1 King.FB 9 28 3,1 12 Anderson. OB 10 12 1,2 8 years and Clemson leads in games Mack,FB 5 22 4,4 Q 11 Rod Williams. QB 2 6 3.0 7 since 1974, 3-2-1. Danny Ford is 1-1 GEORGIA TECH 104 379 3 6 22 CLEMSON 79 286 36 1 34

Opponents 88 373 4,2 2 79 Opponents 530 47 1 36 against the Yellow Jackets and has the same record vs. Clemson. Passing Att Cmp Int Yds Pet TD LG Passing Att Cmp Int Yds Pet TD LG ***** Dewberry 48 25 4 367 521 4 36 Anderson 63 31 2 403 492 2 46

GEORGIA TECH , 48 25 4 387 521 4 36 CLEMSON 63 31 2 403 492 2 46 players from the Clemson has 28 Opponents 51 25 1 331 490 3 32 Opponents 51 21 2 212 412 2 23 state of Georgia on its roster, including six starters. A total of 15 players from Receiving Rec Yds Avg TD LG Receiving Rec Yds Avg TD LG G Lee,TE 7 108 15.4 2 29 Riggs.TE 6 105 17.5 1 43 the state of Georgia are on the travel Mays.TB 5 71 14.2 35 Ra Williams. WR 5 106 212 1 46 roster and 1 3 got into the game against Manion.TE , 4 63 15,8 2 24 Roulhac. WR 5 83 16.6 40 Georgia last week. Two Tigers actually Mack,FB, 3 32 10,7 24 Dnver.TB 4 47 14.3 41

list their hometown as Atlanta, wide Pearson, FLK 2 57 28 5 29 Flagler, TB 4 4 10 11

receiver Ricardo Hooper and corner- GEORGIA TECH 25 387 15,5 4 36 CLEMSON 31 403 13.0 2 46 back Gene Beasley. Opponents 25 331 13 2 3 32 Opponents 21 212 101 2 23

Interceptions Int Yds Avg TD LG Interceptions Int Yds Avg TO LG

Hogan, BAN 1 19 190 19 Walls, LB 2 8 40 6 Clemson continues to have excel-

TECH 1 19 190 19 CLEMSON 2 8 40 6 lent kicking as David Tread- GEORGIA Opponents 4 13 3 3 9 Opponents 2 8 40 8 well hit 2-2 last Saturday, Treadwell, Virginia Tech with who won the game 1985 Results 1985ResulU 4- a 36-yarder as time ran out, is now Date GT-Opp W-L Site Opponent Date CU-Opp W-L Site Oppooent A State A Virginia Tech * 4 in his short career at Clemson. Over S14 28-18 W NC Sl4- 20-17 W 13-24 L H VIRGINIA S21 • 13-20 L H GEORGIA the last five years plus two games S.21 S.28 at Clemson, 1 00 PM S 28 1 GEORGIA TECH, 1 00 PM Clemson's field goal kicking has been 0. 5 NORTH CAROUNA, 12:15 PM 5 « at Kentucky, 7 30 PM During this nothing short of amazing. 0.12 WESTERN CAROUNA. (Homecoming). lOO PM 012 ' VIRGINIA (Homecoming), 12iOPM time Clemson has converted 94 of 1 20 0.19 AUBURN 3 30 PM 019 at Duke, 130 PM at Tennesree. l 30 PM 26 t N C STATE l 00 PM field goal attempts, a .783 figure. The 0.26 N. 2 at OuKe, 1 30 PM N 2 . WAKE FOREST 1 00 PM Tigers are even better inside the 40 N. 9 UT-Chatlanooga, 1 00 PM N. 9 at North Caroiina. 1220 PM duhng this time. and inside the 50 N.16 WAKE FOREST 1215 PM N,16 ' MARYLAND 2 30 PM Clemson is 88-103 inside the 50 (.854) N,30 GEORGIA. 8:15 PM N.23 • at , 7.45 PM

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"Following Steve Reese is like traveling behind, just taking one play and one game I really have stood out more than other down 1-63.' This statement was made by at a time Tve put everything that hap- players I think I ve just used the ability that Steve s teammate — Clemson tailback pended last year out of my mind, he said I've been given to the fullest I think every-

Stacey Driver — it is and perhaps the "I'm just trying to focus on things this year. body works just as hard, but it just comes greatest tribute a can give an We will just take one game at a time and naturally to me I hope I ve tried to take

" offensive lineman. see what will happen every advantage of my natural ability" The veteran Reese is just one more in a Reese was one of only two Tiger rookies Reese s line coach. Larry Van Der Hey- long line of outstanding Clemson offensive not red-shirted his freshman year This fact den, responds to why Steve is such a linemen who have helped pave the road to IS all the more impressive when you con- standout: "Steve is really a rare individual, success for many better known Tiger run- sider that he was a mere lightweight in the because a lot of times you find a guy who ning backs But the 6-3, 270-pound guard sometimes hefty battles of prep recruiting. has a lot of natural athletic ability but they has achieved quite a number of accolades But for Steve this actually proved to be a aren't willing to work hard to really reach of his own since arriving in Tigertown from blessing in disguise "I was just happy to their potential He's a rare guy in that he's Thomson, GA in 1982. come to Clemson and get a scholarship," got ability and hes going to give every- IS He an Outland Trophy and Jacobs he recalls. I think not being heavily re- thing he s got every time he goes on the

Blocking Trophy candidate who has started cruited was better because I was loose field, whether its the practice field or on the last 20 games in a row and played in and didn't have to worry about proving Saturday afternoon. I think that is what

" the last 32. He consistently grades over 90 myself It let me sort of ease on into things really separates him. percent. Last season as a junior, Reese and it really worked out for the best. Eyeing a professional career Steve ad- became only the second underclassman As a freshman Reese saw action in 10 mits It won t make or break him "Well of

interior offensive lineman to make AII-ACC of the 1 1 games and even earned ACC course I'd like to play pro , but if not, I this decade He also was honorable men- Rookie-of-the-Week honors for his per- won't cry about it. I II finish my degree and tion All-America according to Associated formance against Virginia. But for Steve still be able to make a living and provide

Press and the Football News in 84. his confidence building game " came his for my family, so I won t consider myself a

Being singled out as a bonafide all-star sophomore year against Georgia Tech. "I failure. Football certainly isn t the only an- candidate can bring with it much prestige graded out pretty good in that game, and swer to enjoying life. It is making every

" as well as added pressure, particularly if the next game I started, and I've been moment count that brings you happiness. one has eligibility remaining and must live starting ever since, he remembered up to newly inflated expectations. Such is Perhaps his finest hour as a Tiger oc- the case with Reese as he is concluding curred last season at N C State, when he his fourth and final season as a Tiger. recovered a and had key blocks on With all the expectations mounting and two third-down plays in the 'inal drive that the honors that continue to come his way, lifted the Tigers to a 35-34 victory He also Steve admits to feeling a little pressure in had an incredible in that game, one '85 turning in a repeat performance in that led to a Steve Gnffin touchdown that

Well, when we started off the year it was would have counted in touch football. In

it is pretty much in my mind, but I think I've the spirit of Franco Harris known as been pressing too hard and now I'm just the immaculate block (see cover of this trying to relax and play the kind of game program) Reese blocked out four players that I've been playing in the past years, on the play in setting Gnffin free. he said. Tm not trying to worry about I d say the State game was probably

I think I what's suppose to happen and what isn t my best overall game but had a well suppose to happen. I'm not going to let it pretty good outing at Georgia Tech as

I with the the State game worry me. I'll just worry about it at the end was pleased way of the year.' turned out It was such a dogfight. We had This attitude is not supnsing since Steve expected them to give us a tough game,

it to that high isn't a man obsessed with planning or but we didn't expect be dreaming much beyond the moment at scoring of a game We had to keep putting hand. For the death of his father when points on the board and luckily we came ' Steve was just a youngster taught him how out ahead at the end precious our one and only life truly is. We Consistency appears to be another his are not to hang our hopes on the future but trademark of Reeses according to Danforlh Steve s real to enjoy the moment that is at hand. roommate Kenny a example, j don't try to dwell on not having a quiet leader one who leads by way, explained Danforlh. All the guys know father, " he said, especially now any look good he is and continue to be amazed it. I just try to how as I ve come to accept consistency, dedica- at the positive things in life. Football can by his unbelievable tion and ability Not only are all the young always be there, but life, it can end at any moment, not guys in awe of Steve, but so are the older moment, so I try to live for the " It might be said that when Steve trying to worry about everything. guys. listen His living for the moment is reflected in talks, people Stacey Driver enjoys running on 1-63 of football He When asked what he thinks makes him his approach to the game Saturdays. Reese says. 'I don't think lives for the play, not looking ahead or such a standout,

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Five years ago Street & Smith magazine You might say hard work has been the watch- what IPTAY stands for in a lot of ways. IPTAY's rated Clemson's basketball recruiting year as word for Vincent Hamilton because he has success was founded on the undying and hard- one of the top 10 classes in the country. After always had to fight for everything. When he working efforts of a handful of people who loved all, Clemson had recruited two of the top 25 came to Clemson in 1980 the Tigers were a Clemson. players in America in Raymond Jones and preseason top 20 pick by with At the basketball banquet honoring the 1985 Clarke Bynum and point guard Marc Campbell Larry Nance returning for his senior season. Clemson team Hamilton won nearly every award was among the best backcourt players in the Few expected Hamilton to contribute. But, one imaginable. A smiling Hamilton ended his speech South. A football signee named Mike Eppley play in a January game against N.C. State to those who had watched him perform for five was also suppose to be a pretty good player in changed the course of Hamilton's career years by thanking everyone and proclaiming. the roundball game. "Without a doubt the dunk over Chuck Nevitt Til always have a little Tiger Paw etched some-

Five years later, the last signee from that my freshman year is the one play I remember where in my heart," class, a player only one other Division I school the most about my career at Clemson. There Vincent Hamilton gave Clemson a lot more recruited, was named 's Ath- were a lot of people there that night and I had a than just points and rebounds in his five years lete-of-the-Year as chosen by the IPTAY organi- good game going, but when I dunked over on this campus. Sure, he used his opportunity zation. Vincent Hamilton was a throw in, some- Nevitt It was like I gained instant confidence. that was gained by his IPTAY-based scholarship one else to fill out the roster, when Bill Foster People started to give me more respect after to the betterment of himself. But, Clemson ath- signed him in the late spring of 1980. that game and I got a lot more confidence in letes, coaches, IPTAY members and those who

I remember the phone call vividly. Coach myself." just love Clemson have gotten much more in Foster told me earlier in the day to stick by the Hamilton went on to average almost nine return. phone that night because he might have an- points a game for Clemson's last 20-game Vincent Hamilton is the IPTAY Athlete-of-the- other signee for me to release. That late signee winner and he started the last 22 games of the Year for 1984-85, he had a great year. But, in became one of just four players in the history of season. The following year Hamilton continued many ways the award is just the continuation of the ACC to record over 1 ,500 career points, 325 to work hard and put together one of the finest a great career of bringing honor to Clemson. assists and 600 rebounds. And, as of this writing all-around individual years in Clemson history. Tina Turner is wrong, we need more heroes, he is striving to make it in the NBA with the The native of Rutherlordton, NC averaged 15 more people like Vincent Hamilton. Indiana Pacers. points a contest and became the first player in

"I never really expected to play much until my Clemson history to lead the ACC in field goal All- junior year, " said Hamilton recently. "I improved percentage (.586). He was a second-team a lot at the end of my senior year in high school, ACC selection and all of a sudden people were but only Appalachian State showed any interest talking about this throw-in recruit as a pro throughout the season. And, coach Foster would prospect,

not have come after me if Rick McKinstry had A trip to Alaska in 1982 ended Hamilton's first

not left. I was just the next guy on the list who junior season very early. With minutes left in a was available. contest with Washington in the old gym on the Despite the lack of year round attention, army base in Anchorage, Hamilton sprinted Hamilton jumped at the chance to play In the toward an enemy player dnving for a layup. in his ACC and with the Tigers. "After one visit I had Hamilton made a marvelous block, but landing fell right my mind made up, that is all it took. And, I did he on his arm and broke his

not come at a popular time of the year, it was wnst. It did not take Dr Byron Harder long to after school was out and there was practically diagnose the injury as a season-ending broken

no one on campus. So, it was not a Clemson wrist

football or basketball game that recruited me, it "It was tough to face a long rehabilitation

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was the people I met and the campus." period after having a good sophomore year,

One can determine from a conversation with said Hamilton. "Because I had to prove myself

Hamilton that he has a natural love for the in basketball when I was young, it helped me at

school. And, the players and coaches he has Clemson when I was injured. I had always worked with over the last five seasons have the learned to fight for things and prove myself, so

same feeling. "Vincent Hamilton meant so much when I was injured I just became more deter- to me last year in my first season," said Head mined to succeed. Coach Cliff Ellis. "In a transitional situation you In 1984-85 as a red-shirt senior Hamilton had need a leader, need a veteran that the other a stellar season. He led the rejuvenated Tigers players can turn to. Vincent was our man last to the NIT and upset wins over Georgia Tech,

season, he did it on the court and off the court Maryland and North Carolina with a 15.1 aver-

"He laid it on the line every day in practice age. He did it in all phases of the game, as he and in every game. There were times last year became only the second guard in the history of when we wanted him to sit out a practice the ACC to lead his team in rebounding. because he had a virus, but he never did. He's You can go on and on with Vincent Hamilton s

" a hard worker and an example to everyone. on the court accomplishments: 116 games played and 105 games started; 652 field goals, more Past IPTAY Athletes of the Year than any player in Clemson history; 1 530 career points, the third best in Clemson history; and 1978-79 Steve Fuller, Football 628 career rebounds, the second best total by a 1979- 80 Noel Loban, Wrestling guard in the history of the famed Atlantic Coast 1980- 81 Hans Koeleman, Track Conference. 1 981 -82 Bartiara Kennedy, Women's Basketball But. enough of these stats for they do not 1982- 83 , Football depict what Vincent Hamilton gave to Clemson. 1983-84 Mike Eppley, Football & Basketball I can t think of anyone more deserving of this 1984-85 Vincent Hamilton, Basketball Vincent Hamilton is the 1984-85 IPTAY Ath- award from IPTAY Vincent Hamilton symbolizes lete-of-the- Year.

7 Victory Peal Symbolic of Clemson's Progress

If the Tigers win the game today, listen for the Victory Peal resounding over the cam- pus in celebration.

In June, the first six bells of a proposed 47-bell were installed in Tillman Tower, where they chime the hour and

play the Victory Peal, the first four notes of the Westminster Chime.

The peal, which will ring at graduation and other campus celebrations, is symbolic of the progress Clemson University has made in the past year. For example:

• Students, faculty and staff found a new

best friend with LUIS, a computerized li- brary system that allows them to check the status of library holdings from any- where on campus.

• After a successful fund raiser in Wash- ington, D.C., groundbreaking ceremonies from the Institute were set for fall 1985, with Vice President George Bush scheduled to attend.

• With the addition of two new micro- scopes, Clemson's $1 .6 million electron microscope lab became one of the best of

its kind in the country, allowing users to magnify images more than 300,000 times.

• In competition with 152 other college units from across the country, the Air Force ROTC detachment marched away

with the No. 1 ranking in the nation.

• Helene M. Riley became the first female department head at Clemson when she was named head of the department of languages.

• The South Carolina Agricultural Experi- ment Station dedicated its new $4 million Pee Dee Research and Center near Florence, and construction began on the new $9.5 million chemistry building behind Sirrine Hall.

• Under a program approved by the state Commission on Higher Education, Clem- son became the only institution in the state to offer a Ph.D. in computer engineenng.

• In May, the university conferred 1 ,492 degrees — including the first Ph.D. in for- estry — to the largest graduating class in Clemson's history.

8 -Unnfersity ^^sident

This has been a special year in the that downed Boston College in the dents in 1955 to more than 12,500 life of Walter Cox. Fifty years ago he 1940 Cotton Bowl. Cox earned three today, a span of years that includes enrolled at Clemson as a freshman letters in football and the team had a such milestones in the University's de- after graduating from Belton (SC) High 20-6-2 record during his career. velopment as the enrollment of women

School. It is fitting that in his golden In 1942 Cox was called into the and the peaceful desegregation of the jubilee academic year with the Univer- Armed Forces and served with the institution. Under his leadership the sity that he has become interim presi- rank of lieutenant in the Fiji Islands, programs and functions of the student dent of Clemson University. New Caledonia and Guadalcanal with affairs division have steadily ex- Cox has served Clemson over the the 147th infantry Regiment of the panded and improved to meet the last five decades in a number of ca- 37th Division. changing and increasing needs of this pacities on the academic side and the In 1950 Cox moved on to the other dynamic student body. athletic side of life, and Clemson has side of campus as he brought his Through the offices and depart- become a lot better place because of excellent administrative dexterity and ments of admissions and registration, his presence. Cox received his bach- knowledge to university administra- student life, student health services, elor of degree in June of 1939, tion. Between 1950 and 1955 he served the University Union, housing, intra- then remained for another year to pur- as Director of Public Relations and murals, intercollegiate athletics, bands, sue graduate work. In February of Alumni Affairs and as an assistant to student financial aid, counseling and 1940 he began his association with the vice president. career services, university canteens, the University as a full-time employee In 1955 he moved up to the position and the bookstore, the student affairs as he became a line coach on Frank of Vice President for Student Affairs division that Cox has assembled per- Howard's first team. He held the as- and Dean of Students, a position he forms essential student services to sistant coaching position until 1950. had held the last 30 years until his support and complement Clemson's

Duhng this period he also served as most recent appointment on July 2. academic mission. It provides stu- the head coach and as ath- He has had a stellar career as Univer- dents with special opportunities for letic ticket manager. sity Vice President and has directed intellectual, moral, cultural, spiritual and Cox gained his knowledge on the many programs that have benefited physical growth. gridiron from and Frank the overall quality of life at Clemson The success of the comprehensive Howard, two Hall of Fame Head University. and progressive approach Cox took Coaches. Cox played on the Clemson Duhng his three decades as Clem- as vice president for student affairs is varsity football team between 1937 son's first vice president for student evident in such services as the Coun- and 1939 and was an all-state selec- affairs and dean of students, Walter seling and Career Planning Center, tion in 1939. He was a member of Cox guided the campus through a which provides individual counseling Clemson's first bowl team, an eleven population explosion from 2,700 stu- and group programs on topics ranging from academic and personal concerns to time management and assertive- ness training; the University Union, through which students devise, pro- duce and participate in more than 800 varied activities each year; and , a half-million-dol- lar complex of modern intramural sports and physical training facilities. Walter Cox has an illustrious and honored history at Clemson Univer- sity. He is one of only a handful of graduates to be selected to the Clem- son Athletic Hall of Fame and to also win the Clemson Medallion (1984) and the Distinguished Alumni Award (1963). He has truly run out of awards to win,

but he still has the motivation to climb more mountains as an active univer- sity president. After 50 years of serv- ing a university, most alumni retire to

private life. Not Walter Cox, he serves Walter Cox has served Clemson for 50 years. his university from the highest level.

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Few Athletic Directors in the country with vigor, he also coached the Clemson something I will be more involved in also. have moved up the ladder as fast as Bobby golf team between 1975 and 1983 During We have some of the best facilities in the Robinson, This past March the 39-year-old his time as the head coach Clemson won its nation and we want to continue to rank native ot Columbia culminated a 12-year only ACC title in golf and three times the favorably in that area." Robinson already steady progression up the administrative Tigers participated in the NCAA tourna- has formulated a 10-year plan for facilities steps to the position of Clemson Athletic ment. In 1983, his final season as the head as he has a keen interest in all sports at Director. He succeeded Bill McLellan on coach, he guided Clemson to a number- Clemson. Changes in the soccer facility Friday, March 8, 1985. five national finish. Clarence Rose was one and facility are planned for the next Robinson came to Clemson in 1970, not of three All-Americans to play for the Tigers few years. in athletics, but in the housing office. After during his tenure. Rose is now a successful All of these factors have allowed him to three years he moved across campus to member of the pro tour. come to grips with what is necessary to be a serve as an administrative assistant in the Thus, It IS easy to see why Bobby Robin- leader of a national program such as the athletic department. "I started at Clemson son IS most qualified for the position of ath- one at Clemson. "Our philosophy will al- in the housing office, but I came to Clemson letic director at Clemson University—he ways be the same. We re going to be as to work in athletics," said Robinson. No has done it all. He has been an administra- good as we can be and give our coaches opening existed at the time so I had to wait tor at all levels, he has worked in other ar- and athletes the opportunity to compete until one opened up." eas in the University, he has been a head and be successful. That is the primary goal After serving the athletic department in coach and he has handled the budgetary from an athletic point of view. every imaginable manner, he became aspects needed to run an 8 5 million dollar "From the University point of view, we business manager in 1975 Two years program. have to be as good as we can be, yet oper- later he was named assistant athletic direc- Robinson has done everything in the ate within the rules and be a force within tor and in 1980 he became associate AD. Clemson athletic department, but he con- this University. As long as we are within He held that title four years, but his respon- cedes there is a big change between as- the University structure, we do report to sibility moved to an area of strength in sociate athletic director and athletic direc- people and we are not different from regard to the football and basketball tor. "I no longer can just look at what we anybody else—we can be a very positive

programs in 1 982. could do in a situation, it has changed to factor for this University. Our importance While serving his administrative duties what will we do'. The area of facilities is is no bigger than that of the English or math department." Robinson has confidence in his staff, his athletes and the facilities at Clemson Uni- versity. "We have a solid base in all areas and we are a very solvent athletic depart- ment. But, we need to get better, take

everything that we have and broaden it. We can't stand still. We will look ahead within the framework of the University and work to expand our horizons. We want to be as good as we can be and be a vital part of this University and represent the State of

' South Carolina in a positive manner Robinson was born in Columbia and at- tended A C. Flora High School. During his high school career he was a point guard for the basketball team and a third baseman in baseball. He also played a good bit of golf during his younger days and was a scratch golfer at one time He did not play any high school sports as a senior because of a heat stroke suffered in the summer of 1963. He graduated from A C Flora in 1964 and en- rolled at Furman. Robinson graduated from Furman with a B.S. degree in business and political sci-

ence in 1 968. He was a member of the var- sity golf team and was the president of the Epsilon fraternity chapter at Furman He worked in his family s real es- tate business for two years after receiving Bobby Robinson has served Clemson as a successful coach and administrator since 1970. his degree from Furman.

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ebrated beginning to his head coaching career with that victory over the Woody Top Winningest Active Coaches Hayes coached Buckeyes The nationally televised Clemson victory helped put the Name School Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pet. Tigers on the national football map and it 1 Barry Switzer Oklahoma 12 115 22 4 .830 began Clemson's climb to among the elite 2 Tom Osborne Nebraska 12 118 27 2 .808 of . 3 Joe Paterno Penn State 19 176 43 2 .801 4 Danny Ford Clemson 6 52 15 2 .768 In 1981 Ford became the youngest coach Bo Schembechler Michigan 22 186 54 6 .768 in the history of the game to win the National Championship. At the age of 33, Ford surprised the college football world by taking the unranked Tigers to three Clemson football fans owe Auburn Clemson fans are certainly happy Ford wins over top 10 teams and a perfect 12-0 some favors Eacfi of tfie first four football entered the profession because he has record. Clemson handed Herschel Walker coacfies in Clemson fiistory came from Au- brought a solid program to among the finest the only regular-season loss of his Georgia burn, including , the Hall-of- in the nation. Now in his seventh full season career, downed North Carolina in Chapel Fame Coach who laid the groundwork for at Clemson, his record of 52-15-2 (.768) is Hill in the only showdown of top 10 teams the Clemson football tradition in the early the fourth best winning percentage in in ACC history, then defeated former years of this century. college football among active coaches champion Nebraska in the Orange Bowl. In contemporary times. Clemson fans In the last four seasons Clemson has a That obviously is the highmark of Ford's owe Auburn another favor, stemming from 37-6-2 ledger, the fourth best winning per- brief, but eventful career at Clemson as he a friendship between Danny Ford and Pat centage in America. The class of '84 was was named national Coach-of-the-Year by Dye Ford. Clemson s head coach since the third winningest in ACC history in terms UP!, the College Football Writers of Amer- the 1978 Gator Bowl, was a player under of winning percentage, and no ACC class in ica, the Foundation and the Dye when the latter was an assistant coach the 32-year history of the league ever won Football Coaches of America under at Alabama The two be- more games in a four-year period. A review of Ford's football past should came good friends and it was Dye who con- Ford has been a part of three ACC cham- help us understand why he has been so vinced Ford to pursue the coaching pionship teams and one national champi- successful as a head coach Another in a profession onship team at Clemson. In 1978 he was long line of former Bear Bryant players that

I 1 -1 " and were good friends when I offensive coordinator for the 1 team that have gone on to greatness in coaching, in was my senior year in college and I was won the Gator Bowl over Ohio State, 17-15 Ford played for the Bear between 1 967 and wondering what I was going to do with my The Gadsden, AL native was more than 1969 He was Kenny Stabler s sophomore life," said Ford. "Coach Dye was the one just the offensive coordinator in that game tight end as a starter in 1967, played that who pushed me to ask Coach Bryant about however, as he had become the head position in 1968 and moved to offensive a graduate assistantship. He put me coach of the Tigers on December 10 after tackle in 1969 Ford started all three years, on the staff and I have been in coaching had already left to go to Flor- was all-conference in 1969 and played on ever since." ida The 30-year-old Ford made quite a eel- three teams that went to bowl games In

1 969 he was also a member of the All-SEC academic team, and served as the captain of the Alabama team After Dye s coaxing. Ford remained at Al-

abama as a graduate assistant for the 1 970 and 1971 seasons He had already earned his B.S. degree in industrial arts and earned his master s degree in special edu- cation in 1971. Ford became a full-time

aide for Bryant in 1 972 and 1 973 The Tide went to four bowl games while Ford was an assistant coach Clemson's current head man then ac- cepted a position as an assistant coach un- der Jimmy Sharpe at Virginia Tech. He remained in Blacksburg for three seasons (1974-76) before coming to Clemson as of- fensive line coach in 1977. And, just 23 games later he was named head coach of the Tigers at the age of 30, the youngest

active division I coach in the country. Few people climb to the top five of their profession by the age of 37 Pat Dye gave Danny Ford some sound advice back in

The Ford family: Danny. Ashley, Elizabeth. Jennifer and Debra. 1 969 and Clemson fans are glad he took it

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Miles Aldridge is the Lawson Holland has newest member of was a reserve quar- been the Tigers' of- the Tiger coaching terback for the Ti- fensive coordinator staff, as he joined gers from 1970-73, for the past five Clemson on June which makes him the years. He came to 28, 1985. The na- only current coach Clemson on Janu- tive of Kansas City, who played Clem- ary 18, 1980 after MO will coach the son football. In his serving as offen- inside linebackers seventh year, Holland sive coordinator for and recruit in the is in charge of re- I Virginia Tech. The lower part of South »^ ceivers and recruit- '^m 1968 graduate of Carolina. A 1971 ^ ing Virginia, Wash- graduate of Gard- I ington, D.C., and school's starting ner Webb College,

Don Denning is in Woody McCorvey Larry Van Der his fifth season with is in his third year of Heyden has the Clemson staff. coaching the tight coached some fine The deep second- ends. He came to offensive linemen ary coach and north Clemson from Ala- during his six years Georgia recruiter bama A&M where at Clemson and is a joined the Tigers on he was the defen- major reason why July 1, 1981. He has sive coordinator for J the Tigers' ground previously served four years. The 1 972 game has been so Western Carolina as Alabama State 1^^^ successful. The of- defensive coordi- graduate lettered '^M ^snsive line coach nator and assistant four years in foot- I^^Hk joined the staff on athletic director, ball at the school i^^^A y/f^M January 5, 1979 from Memphis State as before earning his i^HHk W WM Memphis State assistant head coach, and Delta State physical education degree. He then re- where he was offensive coordinator for University as head coach. Denning gradu- ceived a masters degree in health, leisure three years. He has also served stints at ated from in 1960 and sports from the University of West Iowa State, Drake, Indiana State, East and received a master's degree from Western Florida in 1977. Carolina and Virginia. He earned his B.A. Carolina in 1969. and masters degrees at Iowa State and lettered three years in football and baseball.

Tom Harper, the Ti- has Tommy West gers' assistant head coached Clemson's coaches the defen- coach, came to running backs for the sive and bandit ends Clemson from Vir- last seven years. The and also recruits ginia Tech's coach- St. Augustine, FL., middle and south ing staff on Feb. 2, native also recruits Georgia for the Ti- 1981. The native of for the Tigers in gers. He is in his Piqua, OH served as southeast South fourth year at Clem- the defensive coor- Carolina, south > JIHP son, he came from dinator for Virginia Georgia and Flor- Appalachian State

' 1 Tech, North Caro- ida. He earned two ^Bk ^ ' University on July 0, lina, Iowa State and letters in football from ^k '^^^ Gaines- Wake Forest, where Appalachian State /j native he was head coach where he gradu- L '*M IHl earned his B.S. de- in 1972. Harper graduated from the Uni- ated in 1971 with a degree in health and gree in healtn education from the Univer- versity of Kentucky in 1955 and received physi cal education. He came to Clemson sity of Tennessee in 1975 after lettehng his master's degree at the same school in from Kentucky on July 5, 1978. three years in football and baseball for the 1958. Nine of his former players have Volunteers. A fine all-around athlete, he signed pro contracts in the last four years. was drafted out of high school by base- ball's Chicago Cubs.

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Walter! Cox, J r Louis P Batson, Jr. Billy L. Amick James E. Bostic, Jr. Interim President Chairman. Greenville Batesburg Aiken

J, J. Britton Robert R. Coker Fletcher C, Derrick, Jr. William Green Tillman Hall Vice Chairman Hartsville Charleston DesChamps, Jr Sumter Bishopville

William N Geiger, Jr Paul W, McAlister Thomas B. McTeer, Jr, James C. Self James M. Waddell, Jr. Columbia Laurens Columbia Greenwood Beaufort

1985-86 Athletic Council CLEMSON UNIVERSITY EXECUTIVE OFFICERS

Dr B J Skelton, Chairman Walter T Cox, Inlenm President Mr Walter K Lewis, President Alumni W David Maxwell, and Vice President for Academic Affairs Mr Leonard Butler. Past President. Alumni Melvin E Barnette, Vice President for Business and Finance

Mr Lawrence Starkey, President. IPTAY Hugh J, Clausen, Secretary of the Board of Trustees and Vice President for Mr Bill Reaves, Past President. IPTAY Administration Dr Larry Bauer, President. Faculty Senate Donald J Elam, Vice President for Institutional Development Dr David Senn, Past President. Faculty Senate Manning N. Lomax, Acting Vice President for Student Affairs Mr Fred Richey, President. Student Senate Frank Mauldin, Executive Assistant to the President: Director of Office of Human Mr Matt Locke. President. Student Body Services Ms Gayla Domke, Chairperson. Graduate Student Association Benjamin W Anderson. Legal Counsel Mr Alan Wertz, President. Block C Club Dr Jack Stevenson, Chairman. Scholarships and Awards Dr Samuel Turnipseed, Fac Rep for Agriculture Professor Gail Kiser-Brown, Fac Rep lor Nursing DEANS Dr Stephen Wainscott, Fac Rep for Liberal Arts Dr Herbert Brantley. Fac Rep for & Recreation Resources Arnold E Schwartz, Vice Provost and Dean of Graduate School

Dr. J, Charles Hester, Fac Rep for Engineering Luther P. Anderson, Dean College of Agricultural Dr James A Turner, Fac Rep. for Commerce & Industry Paul David Pearson, Dean. College of Architecture Prof Lynn G Craig, Fac Rep for Architecture James E Matthews, Dean. College of Education Benton H Box, Dean. College of Forest and Recreation Resources Dr William R Hare, Jr , Fac Rep for Sciences Dr William E West, Fac Rep for Education Mary Lohr. Dean. College of Nursing Henry E Vogel, Dean. College of Sciences Ryan C Amacher, Dean. College of Commerce S Industry J. Charles Jennett, Dean. College of Engineering Robert A Waller, Dean. College of Liberal Arts

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1 . Arkansas 93 V2

2. Texas 78 y2 Year Pts Finish 3. UCLA 70 1975-76 30 20th 4. Oklahoma St. 69 V2 1976-77 33 21st 5. Oklahoma 68 1977-78 35 19th 6. SMU 65 y2 1978-79 52V2 4th 7. Florida 65 1979-80 62V2 3rd 8. Stanford 63 1980-81 15 27th Bob Boettner Cliff Ellis

9. Michigan 62 1981-82 66 4th Swimming Basketball 10. Brigham Young 48 y2 1982-83 67 5th

15. Clemson 41 1 983-84 50 8th 1984-85 41 15th

For the sixth time in the last seven years the Clemson all-around sports program has been ranked in the top 15 in the nation. The survey, conducted by the Knoxville Journal, takes into account na- tional rankings in selected sports. Women's sports are not included in this poll, which has been in existence since 1971 This poll is a good index of Clemson's athletic success in recent Danny Ford Eddie Griffin years. Clemson first the top 20 in 1975-76 with a number-20 made Football Wrestling finish. The Tigers had four top five finishes between 1 980 and 1 983, one of only two schools in the nation to do that during this time period.

The 1 984-85 academic year was another outstanding season for Clemson sports as nine teams were ranked in the top 30 of their respective sports. Five male sports teams and four female sports teams were in the top 30, highlighted by the soccer team's national championship. Three other individuals were lauded as national champions as Richard Matuszewski and Brandon Walters won the NCAA indoor doubles national title, while Tim Krebs won the 1500 meters at the NCAA indoor track meet in Syracuse, NY.

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1 1 J J 1986 1988 1990 Sept. 13 VIRGINIA TECH Sept. 3 VIRGINIA TECH Sept. 1 APPALACHIAN STATE Sept. 20 at Georgia Sept. 10 FURMAN Sept. 8 at Virginia Sept. 27 at Georgia Tech Sept. 17 FLORIDA STATE Sept. 15 at Maryland Oct. 4 Sept. 24 at Georgia Tech Sept. 22 OPEN DATE

Oct. 1 at Virginia Oct. 1 OPEN DATE Sept. 29 DUKE Oct. 18 DUKE Oct. 8 at Virginia Oct. 6 GEORGIA Oct. 25 at N O. State Oct. 15 DUKE Oct. 13 at Georgia Tech

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1987 1989 1991 Sept. 5 WESTERN CAROLINA Sept. 2 FURMAN Sept. 7 APPALACHIAN STATE Sept. 12 at Virginia Tech Sept. 9 at Florida State Sept. 14 at Virginia Tech Sept. 19 GEORGIA Sept. 16 at Virginia Tech Sept. 21 OPEN DATE Sept. 26 GEORGIA TECH Sept. 23 MARYLAND Sept. 28 GEORGIA TECH Oct. 3 OPEN DATE Sept. 30 at Duke Oct. 5 at Georgia Oct. 10 VIRGINIA Oct. 7 VIRGINIA Oct. 12 VIRGINIA Oct. 17 at Duke Oct. 14 GEORGIA TECH Oct. 19 at Duke Oct. 24 N.C. STATE Oct. 21 N.C. STATE Oct. 26 N.C. STATE Oct. 31 WAKE FOREST Oct. 28 WAKE FOREST Nov. 2 WAKE FOREST Nov. 7 at North Carolina Nov. 4 at North Carolina Nov. 9 at North Carolina Nov. 14 MARYLAND Nov. 11 OPEN DATE Nov. 16 MARYLAND Nov. 21 at South Carolina Nov. 18 at South Carolina Nov. 23 at South Carolina Future Schedules Courtesy of the Block C Club SHOW YOUR PRIDE FOR CLEMSON i WITH A TIGER PAW FLAG

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Doug Gordon Len Gough Dr. Jud Hair Bert Henderson Van Hilderbrand

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29 The Clemson University Athletic WHAT TO DO IF medications you are currently taking. Department provides the following for EMERGENCIES ARISE Be aware of warning signs of heart your safety and emergency medical Please step back and give the or- attacks: chest pain, chest tightness, needs: ganized stadium EMS personnel room shortness of breath, sweating, palpi- 1. Advanced cardiac life-support to work. Well-intentioned attempts to tations, fainting, nausea and vomiting. stations in four locations. (North help by untrained persons interferes Recognize that our most common stands, Upper North deck, with the efficiency of the EMS system. serious medical problem at football

South stands, Upper South If you have basic or advanced training games are heart attacks and allergic deck.) These units are staffed in specific life-support methods, make reactions to insect stings. Be aware with skill-care nurses, physi- your qualifications known and offer that insect stings will continue to al- cians, cardiologists, internists, your help. Untrained personnel can be ways be very frequent at outdoor sporting paramedics, and EMTs. frequently more harmful than helpful. events and should always be treated with immediate ice until advice can be 2. Mobile units of EMT's and par- MEDICAL ADVICE FOR FANS obtained. If you have ever had a reac- amedics are strategically lo- If you have a pre-existing medical tion to bee or other insect sting, check cated throughout the entire or health problem, please check with with your personal physician as to stadium. your personal physician and obtain his whether you should carry a kit, 3. Ambulances with life-support advice before attending games. Many equipment are available in North emergencies occuring at the stadium stand and South stand areas do so because of prior existing condi- and have prearranged routes tions. Use common sense in dressing, for evacuation to local hospitals. eating, drinking and physical exertion. The stadium emergency phone Learn to recognize these per- Be certain that you have identification number is (803) 656-2999. sonnel and facilities. on you as to the diagnosis and what

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30 IPTAY, in Its 52nd year as Clemson's athletic schoiarshiD funa-raising club has continued on its long and successful journey. From a modest beginning in 1 934 with only 1 62 members, IPTAY has grown to include 20,000 loyal Tiger sup- porters, IPTAY l-Pay-Thirty-A-Year," is recog- nized as the number-one group of its kind in the country. During the 1984-85 academic year, IPTAY continued to grow and expand with the addition of three features. The IPTAY Athletic Academic

Endowment was established during the fall of 1984 for recruiting scholarships for academics.

The basic principle behind the endowment is that money donated by matching gift companies is earmarked for a separate scholarship just for academics, IPTAY also introduced the Tiger Life program in late 1984, With Tiger Life, the Clemson IPTAY

Club IS the owner and beneficiary of a whole life insurance policy on a participant's life. The con- tributor makes comparatively small annual gifts for a maximum of eight years. Contributions go directly to Clemson University Tiger Life and all donations to Clemson and IPTAY are, of course, tax deductible. With this program, the member creates a sizable capital asset without impinging on the funds destined for his family. In effect, it creates a $100,000 endowment fund in the con- University, Furthermore, a building program is Clemson IPTAY Club has a board of directors tributor s name. being instituted on campus that will include a new led by President Lawrence Starkey, Vice Presi- During the past year IPTAY also adopted the chemistry building, as well as the expansion of dent Jim Patterson, and Secretary-Treasurer Orange and White as the official publication of several other departments. Eddie Dalton.

IPTAY, The Orange and White, which is pub- That search for excellence is further exempli- Under the direction of these men, the main lished weekly from mid-August to March and fied by the efforts of the 20,000 IPTAY members purpose of IPTAY continues to be raising monies monthly during April. June and July, began ex- who contributed $118,000 more in 1984 than for athletic scholarships, and thanks to the fore- clusive distribution to 20.000 IPTAY members the year before. These monies enabled over sight of athletic department officials and the in early September, 440 athletes, managers, and trainers to receive support of the Board of Directors, many im- Listed above are )ust three features that scholarship aid to attend Clemson. provements have taken place on campus

IPTAY has implemented in order to continually These athletes also have the strong commit- which are of benefit not only to athletes and attain new heights of success. But. the deter- ment to excellence that Clemson supporters fans of athletes, but to the academic area of the mining factor that has allowed IPTAY to flourish both deserve and desire. The Tiger football team University as well.

for over 50 years, is the undying dedication of has the fourth best four-year record in college Specific areas of improvement in recent years

Its members. football. In December 1984, the soccer team include installing lights on ; building a The reason is people—people who are com- became the school s second national champion new baseball facility (with lights that were added mitted to a successful program at Clemson Uni- by defeating defending champion Indiana Soc- this spring); funding Tiger Band travel; donating

versity, both on and off the field. Professors, cer, men s cross country, women s cross coun- over $200,000 to the President's Fund; and de-

athletes, administrators, managers, trainers, try, men s tennis and women s tennis were all veloping the East Beach area enjoyed by all

alumni, and friends all play a part in this success. Top 20 teams, while the men s and women's Clemson students. The results which have been produced are tennis teams were conference champions. Swim- The attitude of Clemson people, especially

something Clemson people can all be proud of in ming and wrestling enjoyed their best seasons those associated with IPTAY. is "success is a this search for excellence at Clemson University, ever. There were 19 All-Americans and 60 journey, not a destination." The search for excel-

The on-going search for excellence in the all-conference performers competing for Clem- lence continues at Clemson and. thanks to the

academic area at Clemson University has re- son, in addition to six athletes that took part in continued support of 20.000 IPTAY supporters,

sulted in the awarding of the 1984 Fulbright the Olympics, There is no doubt that Clemson the excellence in athletics will continue. As IPTAY

Scholarship for graduates to study overseas to athletics enjoyed one of its best years ever, continues its service to Clemson, one may only SIX of SIX Clemson applicants In addition, a Gug- IPTAY certainly was a major reason for these wonder what the future holds

genheim Scholarship was awarded to another accomplishments. But, what is IPTAY other than After 23 consecutive years of record-breaking

Clemson graduate Of the 320 valedictorians m scholarships'' And how has Clemson University support, there is no doubt that Clemson will South Carolina 120 were accepted to Clemson benefited from these 5i years of service'' The remain number-one.

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Mickey Craig Kenny Danforth Q Q Eric Dawson Cornerback Delton Hall (at left) serves double duty for the Tigers — CB-So. 22 SS-Sr. 00 DE-Sr. football and track.

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Kevin Lasher Kevin Laye C ^ Jen Lytton Terence Mack Wes Mann Gary Massey 37 C-So. 5/1 TE • Fr O I C-Sr 12 Ban • Jr. 69 OG • Sr. 24 WR-Jr.

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1 1 11 1 1 i

Proving again that overall sports early Christmas present December 16 excellence is a tradition at Tigertown, by defeating Indiana 2-1 in Seattle for the Clennson sports program was ranked the national crown.

1 5th in the nation for the 1 984-85 year. But the soccer team was not the This was the sixth time in the last only sport in which the Tigers did well. seven years that Tiger athletics have The women's cross country team fin- been ranked in the top 1 5 in the country. ished fifth in the nation behind the Clemson was the only Atlantic Coast running of Tina Krebs, and the men's Conference school to be ranked in the tennis team concluded an impressive top 20 in the poll, which is conducted season by winning the conference annually by The Knoxville Journal. The championship and finishing eighth in survey takes into account the national the country. This was the sixth con- rankings in many selected sports. The secutive year that the men netters Arkansas sports program was ranked finished in the top 10 in the nation.

No. 1 last year with Texas and UCLA The men's cross country squad went taking second and third, respectively. over hill and dale to finish 13th in the "We pride ourselves on having a NCAA's while the women's swimming well-rounded athletic program," said team paddled and dove to a 19th- Dwight Rainey, Clemson's associate place finish. The women's indoor track athletic director, "so we're real happy team wound up 12th, led by Krebs and to be in the top 15 again. We want all Kirsti Voldness. of our sports to be as successful as Coach Andy Johnston's women net- they can." ters captured the Atlantic Coast Con- The highlight of the 1984-85 year ference championship on the way to a was the soccer team's national cham- 19th-place national finish. This was pionship. The booters gave them- the team's fourth consecutive title and selves and Coach I. M. Ibrahim an the eighth time in the team's 10-year

Tina Krebs was an NCAA champion

Clemson Athletics 1973-85 Yrs. Best Best Post- Ranking Final ACC Winning Top 20 season Sports Anytime Ranking Titles Seasons Seasons Play

B Baseball 1 5 5 12 5 6 Basketball. Men s 10 9 7 'Basketball,. Women's 14 20 8 1 Cross Country. Men's 5 5 5 NA 6 9 #Cross Country. Women's 5 5 NA 4 4 Fencing. Men's 2 2 1 6 5 6 #Fencmg. Women's 10 10 3 1 3 Field Hockey 10 NA 4 1 4 4 Football 1 1 3 9 5 Goll 5 5 1 NA 4 11 11 Soccer 1 1 10 12 Swimming. Men's 15 19 11 1 9 'Swimming. Women's 11 17 5 3 4 7 7 Tennis, Men's 5 7 5 10 8 'Tennis, Women's 5 7 4 9 6 9 Track, Men's Indoor 15 15 NA 2 4 #Track, Women's Indoor 12 12 NA NA 3 10 Track, Men's Outdoor 19 19 2 NA 2 4 #Ttack, Women's Outdoor 27 27 NA SVolleyball 8 "Wrestling 11 14 7 1

129 TOTALS 1 1 36 110 67

•Indicates Sport Began in 1975, $ Indicates Sport Began in 1977; # Indicates Sport Began in 1979, Note; Fencing and field hockey lost varsity status in 1982

Clemson won the NCAA Soccer title in 1984

50 man year by being named ACC Out- door Track MVP The native of Athens, GA was the conference champion in the 100 and 200 meter races. de- Brouwer won the ACC individual cross country championship on his way to being named cross country Runner of the Year. Bob Boettner was named ACC Swimming Coach-of-the-Year, and Chuck Kriese was named Men's ten- nis Southeast Coach-of-the Year. Clemson athletes also collected many individual awards nationally. Bruce Murray was named National Soccer Rookie-of-the-Year, and 19 Tigers were named Ail-American. Some All-Ameri- cans were Perry and , football; Adubarie Otorubio, soccer; Miguel Nido, Walters, and Matu- szewski, tennis; and Cobb, swimming. Other Clemson athletes named Ail- American were Pam Hayden, Linda Rutter, Callie Emery, Molly Kueny, and Nadra Simmons, women's swimming; Nicole Stafford, women's tennis; Vic- tor Smalls, indoor and outdoor track; Kirsti Voldness and Krebs, women's indoor track; and Krebs, women's cross country and outdoor track. Clemson also had 41 men and 19 women named to AII-ACC teams. Men's outdoor track led the way with 12 all- conference athletes while the men's and women's swimming team touched in second place with eight apiece. The football team had seven and the ten- nis team six. For the year Clemson teams won 60 percent of its contests overall and Brandon Walters and Richard Matuszewski won the NCAA indoor doubles title. 64 percent in the conference. The

Tigers proved that home is still sweet existence that it has finished in the top les for loss on his way to another All- as they won 74 percent of the contests 20. America football season. "G. E. was in Tigertown. On the individual level Clemson had also a finalist for the Outland Trophy Even though Clemson did finish 15th three national champions. Tina Krebs and the Lombardi Award. in the national overall rankings, it was was the NCAA indoor champion in the When McCollom finished his college only the second time in seven years 1500 meters, and the duo of Richard baseball career in the spring, he had that the Tigers failed to finish in the Matuzewski and Brandon Walters won almost as many records as Michael top 10. Rainey hopes that Clemson's the National Indoor Doubles Champi- Jackson. McCollom holds the confer- absence from the top 10 'class" will onship in February. ence career record in almost every of- not happen again soon. "Richard and Brandon are two of fensive category including hits, home "We've gotten used to being in the

in. our hardest workers, " says head ten- runs, and runs batted Last year he top 10 and we want to get back in

nis Coach Chuck Kriese. "They give batted at a .390 clip, hit 21 home runs, there in the next few years if it's possi-

1 00 percent every match—against small and had a .749 slugging average. ble," he said. "Our goal is to always , big colleges, and in the na- The Clemson mens swimming team be in the top 10. tional championship. What got them to swept the individual awards. Wade "We feel good about the direction in

the championship was consistency." was chosen as ACC Diver-of-the-Year, which we're going, " he said. "We're The Tigers had seven athletes named and Cobb was named conference making some improvements in facili-

as Player-of-the-Year in the ACC in Swimmer-of-the-Year. Cobb was also ties, and we feel that it will pay off in their respective sport: William Perry, named an Ail-American for the third recruiting in the future. With this in- Jim McCollom, Chuck Wade, Coy Cobb, year For the women's swimming team, vestment and with our outstanding Carolyn Hodge, Greg Moses, and Robert Hodge was chosen ACC Diver-of-the coaching staff, we think we can get deBrouwer. Year. back into that top five or 10 where we Perry had 100 tackles and 27 tack- Moses capped off an exciting fresh- belong."

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5 LOTT JAMES CB 5-11 170 FR HS 1 ANDERSON, RANDY OB 6-5 192 SO SO Brown HS, Bob Boswell, Kannapolis, Broome HS, Dalton Rivers, Cowpens, SC NC 86 BACON, BRUCE WR 6-2 190 SR so 51 LYTTON, JEFF C 6-3 255 SR 2VL Richland Northeast HS, Deane Fowble, Columbia, SC Moeller HS. . Blue Ash. OH 60 BAK, JEFF OG 6-2 251 FR RS 12 MACK, TERENCE BAN 6-3 230 JR 2VL Winnsboro HS. Atkerson. Winnsboro. Danen HS, Jim Girrard, Danen, CT Ken SC 27 BEASLEY GENE SS 6-0 192 FR HS 69 IvIMlNiN, VVLO 6-5 270 SR 2VL Robert E Lee HS, Corky Rogers. Jacksonville. FL Booker T Washington HS, Leon Jamison, Atlanta, GA \A/R 6-2 76 BERLIN, STEVE DT 6-5 265 SR 2VL 24 IVIMooC Y, OMn Y VV n 180 JR SO Pendleton HS, Preston Cox, , Bethel Park HS, Bob King, Bethel Park, PA La SC 96 riT 6-6 250 FR RS 7 BOX, CARLON SS 5-1 200 JR 1 VL Loris HS, Allen McNeil, Loris. Franklin HS, Fred Roll, Walhalla. SC SC ^yl^r^l iddv TO^Jl 3 BOYER, bnbLTON WR 6-2 185 JR 2VL 97 Ut 5-10 205 JR SO Summerville HS. John McKissick. Summerville. West Charlotte HS, Bruce Hardin, Charlotte, NC SC ^;lr^cA i^ncM \a/pci pv r'R 2 BRADY KEVIN CB 5-1 196 SO 1VL 31 IVIUrAUUtrN, WtoLtY 6-0 190 FR HS Douglass HS, Charles Brannon, Clarkston, GA Lewisville HS. Jimmy Wallace. Chester. SC ^^PKFNMY PAT 64 BRICKLEY GLEN C 6-2 242 SR SO 74 IvIO 6-3 245 FR RS Robert Corky Rogers, Jacksonville, FL Saluda HS, Joe Steadman, Saluda, SC E Lee HS,

84 IVltAUUWo, UWAYlNt U 1 6-4 250 SO 1VL 41 BHOWNING, btbAb 1 IAN Cd 5-1 182 JR 1VL Spartanburg HS, Fred Kyzer. Spartanburg. Lithonia HS, Phil Knight, Lithonia, GA SC

Mil TOM PI npinriP 1 R 90 BRUNSON, LAWRENCE DE 6-2 230 SO 1VL 87 LD 6-3 235 SR 3VL Charlton County HS. David Stepson. Folkston. GA Lake View HS. Bill Pate, Lake View, SC MP\A/PI 1 ANinv p 98 BURTON, RICHARD LB 5-10 220 SR 1VL 6 INtVvtLL, AInL'Y r 6-0 190 SR SO Hemingway HS. Joe Lee, Hemingway, Hillcrest HS, Andy Jones, Simpsonville, SC SC MIY PDIP 40 CARTER, HENRY FB 6-3 230 SO 1VL 53 6-2 255 JR 1VL TL Hanna HS, Jim Eraser, Anderson. SC Hunter Huss HS, Tom Merritt, Gastonia, NC Ml IM A h/l A PUI PQ IPPP 62 CHAPMAN, ROBBIE C 6-7 255 SO SO 78 [NUfNAlVlAUntM, Jtrr 6-4 280 FR RS Somerville HS. Jerry Moore, Somerville. NJ Broome HS, Dalton Rivers, Spartanburg, SC OTODl imO APlllDADIP 5-10 8 CHARLESTON, PAT WR 6-0 180 JR 2VL 30 U 1 UHUdIvJ, AUUDAInlt r r\ 150 SR Lagos. Nigeria East Rowan HS, C M Yates, Granite Quarry, NC DADl/'C TPDDAMPP 79 CHAVOUb, HAYMONU M(j 6-5 290 FR RS 29 6-2 195 FR HS Central HS. Ronnie Burchfield. Carolton GA Silver BluH HS, Clayton Chriswell, Aiken, SC DPAQhJiAM HAM TP 89 rtAHMAfN, UAlN 1 t 6-2 230 SO SO 1 CINIERO, GEOFF FS 5-9 172 JR SO Independence HS, Allen Sitterle, Charlotte, Centennial HS, Carl Perkins, Columbia, MD NC DPDDV KyllPUAPI RPAM 88 COLEY JAMES TE 6-6 217 FR HS 91 rtnnY, IvllL/nAtL UtAIN U 1 6-2 255 SO 1VL South Aiken HS, Gary Smaller, Aiken. SC Lee HS, Corky Rogers, Jacksonville, FL DPTPDCOM lOM 25 COOPER, GARY WR 6-4 185 FR HS 72 6-5 256 SO SO Dululh HS. Cecil Morris. Duluth, GA Ambridge HS, Frank Antonini, Ambndge, PA DUIII 1 IDC UlAMk' 95 CURTIS, RODNEY DE 6-4 215 FR HS 50 6-5 225 FR HS Mitchell County HS. Leiand Riddle. Spruce Pine. NC Trueten County HS, Jim Bailey, Soperton, GA DUIII 1 IDC lOUlM 6-5 32 DANFORTH, KENNY SS 6-1 190 SR 2VL 61 rnlLLIro, JUnIN 245 SO 1VL Mitchell HS. Rusty Coggins. Spruce Pine. NC Aiken HS, Eddie Buck, Aiken, SC oi iiPk" DPin PR 38 DAWSON, ERIC DE 6-2 225 SR SO 36 UUIUr\, r\\J\J r D 6-3 230 JR 2VL North Charleston HS, Jack Bunch, Charleston, SC Westside HS, Bill Swinger, Anderson. SC PAPPP RPIAM 6-4 70 DelULIIS, FRANK OT 6-6 265 FR RS 93 nADPti, DnIAIN 247 JR 2VL Lumpkin HS, Larry White, Dahlonega, GA Penn Hills HS, Roy Kasmaikis, Pittsburgh, PA DPPCP CTP\/P 6-3 85 DRAG, MARK MG 6-4 255 FR RS 63 nttbt, o 1 tvt 270 SR 3VL Thomson Bill Reese Thomson GA West tvlecklenburg HS, Jim Hambucher, Charlotte, NC HS TP 6-5 245 21 DRIVER, STAGEY TB 5-8 185 SR 3VL 99 JR 2VL Scotland HS, Mike Dubis, Laurinburg, NC Griffin HS, Lloyd Bohannon, Griffin, GA pir^PQ ^^ATT 6-3 9 EARLE, JAMES BAN 6-5 215 SO 1VL 34 nlooo, ivlA 1 1 oo 200 FR RS Scotland HS, Mike Dubis, Laurinburg, NC Easley HS, Larry Bagwell, Easley, SC DOI II UJAP TPPPAMPP \A/R 6-0 33 FLAGLER, TERRENCE TB 6-1 200 JR 2VL 15 nUULnALy, 1 tHrlAINOt VV R 195 JR 2VL Stephens. Jacksonvi le, FL Fernandina Beach HS, Donnie Braddock, Fernandina Beach, FL William M Raines HS. Freddie CAMPODI^ pull IPl/ 48 FLOWERS, KENNY TB 6-0 210 JR 2VL 71 6-5 264 JR 2VL Enka HS, Danny Shook, Candler NC Spruce Creek HS, Terry Manfredi, Daytona Beach, FL CPUJOMUIAD Tonn 17 GETTYS, MARK PK 6-0 182 JR SO 10 6-0 190 JR SO Easley HS, Larry Bagwell, Easley SC Daniel HS, Dick Singleton, Clemson, SC cpACP ipirw 6-3 1VL 37 GILSTRAR CLAY BAN 6-1 188 SO SO 77 bcAbb, JUUY 250 JR Salem HS, Wallace Thompson, Salem, VA Campbell HS, John Allison, Smyrna, GA TP 6-4 83 GRANGER, TY OT 6-7 255 FR RS 80 bb 1 ZbrsUHIN, rsblN 231 SO 1VL Sprayberry HS, John Paty. Kennesaw. GA Pickens HS, Bill Isaacs, Easley, SC DU' 6-1 44 GRIFFIN, STEVE CB 5-10 185 JR 2VL 19 bb YLb, HUb 1 Y 175 FR SO Calvary HS, Dennis Roddenberry, Savannah, GA South Mecklenburg, James Seacord, Charlotte, NC OHyil-TLJ PCP\DPC PR 6-1 35 HALL, DELTON CB 6-1 195 JR 2VL 43 bMI 1 H, (jbUHub 230 JR TR Bonwell Royal. Douglas. GA Grimsley HS, Dick Knox, Greensboro, NC Coffee County HS, PC 6-0 59 HAMMOND, BRIAN C 6-1 227 FR HS 28 bMI 1 H, HICHAHU ro 195 FR HS Hancock Central HS. John Flen. Sparta, GA Spartanburg HS, Fred Kyzer, Spartanburg, SC p 6-0 240 Jr 1VL 68 HARPER, J,C. OT 6-4 265 FR RS 52 brHY, UAVILJ Lee County HS, Paul Gay Sanford, NC Daniel HS, Dick Singleton, Clemson, SC PT 1 6-3 16 HARPS, WAYNE FS 6-3 190 FR HS 65 b 1 brHbNb, lUNY U 285 SO SO Walterboro HS, Gyles Hall. Walterboro, SC Griffin HS, Lloyd Bohannon, Gnffin, GA -rA\/l OD \/lMPP 1 R 67 HAYNES, JOEY OG 6-6 235 FR RS 58 lAYLUH, VINCb LD 6-1 217 FR HS CleanA/ater HS, Tom Bostic, Clearwater. FL East Henderson HS, Roy Carter. Hendersonville, NC DU'r\ 6-0 14 HAYNES, NORMAN SS 5-11 200 FR RS 18 1 HbAUWbLL, UAVIU r 165 SO SO r^nlloc HQ larl

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CLEMSON OFFENSE GEORGIA TECH DEFENSE 99 Jim Riggs TE 99 Pat Swilling DE 73 John Watson LT 84 Ken Parker DT 63 Steve Reese LG 56 Ivery Lee NG 51 Jeff Lytton C 39 Mark Pike DE

70 Frank Deluliis RG 93 Ted Roof I LB 69 Wes Mann RT 91 Jim Anderson ILB

1 5 Terrance Roulhac WR 36 MarkHogan BAN

1 Randy Anderson QB 16 Reginald Rutland CB 21 Stacey Driver TB 32 Cleve Pounds RO 43 George Smith FB 31 Anthony Harrison FS 45 Ray Williams FLK 8 Mike Travis CB 18 PK 29 Mike Snow P

18 David Treadwell PK 38 Enc Dawson DE 59 Bnan Hammond C 80 Ken Setzekorn THE TIGERS 19 Rusty Seyle PK 39 Perry Williams CB eOJetfBak OG 81 Jerome Williams ... 20 Donnell Wooltord CB 40 Henry Carter FB 61 John Phillips OT 82 Quinton Klutz 21 Stacey Dnver TB 41 Sebastian Browning CB 62 Robbie Chapman C 83 Ty Granger

1 22 J/like Isaacs Randy Anderson ,QB SS 42 Tracy Johnson FB 63 Steve Reese OG 84 Dwayne Meadows . ,

2 Kevin Brady . CB 23 A. J, Jofinson FS 43 George Smith FB 64 Glen Brickley C 85 Mark Drag I

3 Shelton Boyer WR 24 Gary l^assey WR 44 Steve Gnftin CB 65 Tony Stephens OT 86 Bruce Bacon \ 5 James Lott CB 25 Gary Cooper WR 45 Ray Williams WR 67 Joey Haynes OG 87 Eldridge Milton

6 Andy Newell . .P 26 Ricardo Hooper WR 46 Keith Jennings WR 68 J. C, Harper CfT 88 James Coley

7 Carlon Box . SS 27 Gene Beasley 88 47 Duane Walker LB 69 Wes lyfann OG 89 Dan Pearman 8 Pat Charleston WR 28 Rictiard Smith F8 48 Kenny Flowers TB 70 Frank Deluliis OT 90 Lawrence Brunson 9 James Earle BAN 29 Terrance Parks CB 49 Chris Lancaster FB 71 Chuck Sanford OG 91 lOToddSchonliar QB 30 Adubane Otorubio PK 50 Hank Phillips C 72 Jon Peterson C 92 Mike Joilay

1 1 Geoff Ciniero. FS 31 Wesley lylcFadden CB 51 Jeff Lytton C 73 John Watson OT 93 Brian Raber I 1 2 Terence Mack BAN 32 Kenny Danforth SS 52DaviclSpry S 74 Pat IvIcKenny MG 94 Pat Williams 13 Rodney Williams QB 33 TB 53 Eric Nix C 75 Dean Herman OT 95 Rodney Curtis B

14 Norman Haynes . SS 34 Matt Riggs SS 54 John Jansen OG 76 Steve Berlin DT 96 Richard McCullough 15 Terrance Roulfiac WR 35 Delton Hall CB 55 Henry Walls LB 77Jo

16 Wayne Harps . - . FS 36 Rod Quicic FB 57 Keith Williams LB 78 Jetf Nunamacher OG 98 Richard Burton 17 fylackGeftys PK 37 Clay Gilstrap BAN 68 Vince Taylor LB 79 Raymond Chavous .... MG 99 Jim Riggs When GEORGIA TECH Has The Ball

GEORGIA TECH OFFENSE CLEMSON DEFENSE

33 Gary Lee SE 1 2 Terence Mack LE 71 John Ivemeyer LT 76 Steve Berlin LT 72 John Thomas LG 93 Brian Raber MG 50 Andy Hearn C 96 Richard McCullough RT 67 Sam Bracken RG 9 James Earle BAN 65 John Davis RT 87 Eldridge Milton LB 81 Robert Massey TE 57 Keith Williams LB 88 Toby Pearson FLK 35 Delton Hall CB 11 John Dewberry QB 39 Perry Williams CB 25 Cory Collier TB 32 Kenny Danforth SS 29 Malcolm King FB 23 A.J. Johnson FS 4 Thomas Palmer PK 6 Andy Newell P

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1 Nate Kelsey FB 20 Jerry Mays TB 38 Andre Thomas DB 55 Brad Smith ILB 83 Alonzo Watson FB 2 Cedric Stailworlh DB 21 Scotty Barron SE 39 Mark Pike DE 56 Ivery Lee NG 84 Ken Parker DT 3ToddRampley QB 22 Richard Sills SE-TB 40 Tim Manion TE 58 Rod Stephens ILB 85 Kevin Salisbury ILB 4 Thomas Palmer K 23 Willis Crockett DB 41 Tim Mauldin FL 62 John Porter G 86 Paul Jurgensen DE 5 Sean Smith DE 24 Darrell Edwards FB 42 Terence Curry TB 64 Mitch Waters T 87 Greg Robertson T 6 Rick Strom QB 25 Cory Collier TB 43 Joel Carter FB 65 John Davis T 88 Toby Pearson FL 7BobMeers TE 26 Steve Davenport FL 44 Chuck Easley TB 67 Sam Bracken G 89 Doug Sendobry ILB 8 Mike Travis DB 27 Charles Mack FB 45 Kevin Henderson DE 68JeftMathis NG 90 Kyle Ambrose NG 9 Randy Gay QB 28 Brad Jones SE 46 Don Wilson DB 70 Jack Sims G 91 Jim Anderson ILB lOBuglsom SE 29 Malcolm King FB 47 Riccardo Ingram DB 71 John Ivemeyer T 92 Mike Koman FL 11 John Dewberry QB 30 Marvin Carolina DB 48 David Hicks ILB 72 John Thomas G 93 Ted Roof ILB ISMIkeRosamilia DB 31 Anthony Harrison DB 49 Mike Snow P 73 Wayne Mote G 94 Glenn Spencer DT 14DarylWise SE 32 Cleve Pounds DB 50 Andy Hearn C 74 Pat James G 95 Ralph Malone DE 15 Michael Melvin DB 33 Gap/ Lee FL 51 Tony Carey NG 77 Damian Burke G 96 John Klare DT 16 Reginald Rutland DB 35 Mark White ILB 52 Eric Bearden G 78 Dean Weaver T 97 George Malone ILB 17 Bart Jones DB 36 Mark Hogan DB 53BillSmales C 80 Tyrone Sorrells TE 98 Chris Conard ILB 18 David Bell K 37 Sammy Lilly DB 54 Jim Stradley C 81 Robert Massey DE 99 Pat Swilling DE

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NO NAME POS HGT WGT CL 95^"MALONE, RALPH DE 6-5 234 SR Bob Jones HS, Tnana, AL 40 MANIUN. IIM TE 6-4 232 JR-R Washington HS, Ivlassillon, OH 90 •AMBROSE, KYLE NG 6-3 248 JR 81 MAbbbY ROBERT DE 6-4 223 SO-R E Orange HS. East Orange. NJ Tifl County HS, Tifton. GA • 6-1 91 "ANDERSON, JIM ILB 216 SR 68 MA 1 HIb, JEFF NG 6-2 263 FR Henry Clay HS, Lexington, KY Woodland HS, East Point. GA 21 BARRON, SCOTTY SE 6-0 172 FR 20 MAYo, JERRY TB 5-8 171 FR Upson County HS, The Rock, GA Thomson HS Thomson GA * 6-2 41 K H A 1 II rMKi -riKji ^ 7 52 BEARDEN, ERIC G 248 FR-R MAULUIN, TIM r L 1 / 1 oU Dalton HS, Rocky Face, GA Lassiter HS. Marietta, GA 5-9 7 01 c: 18 •BELL, DAVID K 176 JR MEERS, BOB 1 c D-O oU Clarke Central HS, Athens, GA Fork Union HS. VA. Cohasset, MA 67 ••BRACKEN, SAM G 6-3 260 SR-R 15 MELVIN, MICHAEL DB 6-0 184 FR-R Chaparral HS, Las Vegas, NV Bartow HS. Bartow, FL 77- ••BURKE, DAMIAN G 6-1 253 SR-R 73 MOTE, WAYNE rn-n St Xavier HS, Jefferson, IN Villa Rica HS. Villa Rica. GA 51 •CAREY TONY NG 6-4 241 SR 4 PALMER, THOMAS K 5-9 171 FR-R Whitmer HS, Toledo, OH Christopher Columbus HS. , FL 30- "CAROLINA, MARVIN DB 6-0 198 SR 84 "PARKER, KEN DT 6-5 240 SR Pittsburg, Astronaut Titusville. Shadyside Acad , PA HS, FL 43 ••CARTER, JOEL FB 6-1 193 SR 88 •PEARSON, TOBY FL 5-11 178 SO-R Benedictine HS, Savannah, GA Hamblen East HS, Morristown, TN 25 ••COLLIER, CORY TB 5-7 193 JR 39"*PIKE, MARK DE 6-5 251 SR Spencer HS. Columbus, GA Dixie Hgts HS, Villa Hills, KY 98 CONRAD, CHRIS ILB 6-1 216 FR-R 62 "PORTER, JOHN G 6-3 260 SR-R Charlotte HS, Lake Suzy, FL Lakeside HS, Atlanta. GA 23 CROCKETT WILLIS DB 6-2 202 FR-R 32 — POUNDS, CLEVE DB 6-1 191 SR Coflee County HS, Douglas, GA Douglas Co HS. Douglasville. GA 42 CURRY TERENCE TB 6-1 200 FR-R 3 RAMPLEY TODD OR 1 Q7 ovJQn Wellborn HS, Anniston, AL Peachtree HS. Doraville. GA 26 DAVENPORT STEVE FL 5-11 193 FR 87 ROBERTSON, GREG T 6-6 253 SR S W DeKalb HS, Decatur, GA Peachtree HS. Dunwoody GA

6-4 II R A 1 65 ••DAVIS, JOHN T 292 JR 93 ••ROOF TED ILD D- 1 C.C.C. on Gilmer HS, Elli|ay, GA Cent Gwinnet HS. Lawrenceville, GA 11 ••DEWBERRY JOHN QB 6-0 194 SR-R 13 "ROSAMILIA. MIKE DB 6-3 194 JR-R fVlilton HS, Roswell, GA Titusville HS, Titusville, FL 44 ••EASLEY CHUCK TB 6-2 222 JR-R 16 ••RUTLAND. REGINALD DB 6-2 192 JR Westminster HS, Atlanta, GA Russell HS, East Point, GA 24 EDWARDS, DARRELL FB 5-11 194 FR 85 SALISBURY KEVIN ILB 6-4 230 FR Enterprise HS, Enterprise, AL Marist HS, Duluth, GA 9 GAY RANDY QB 6-3 203 FR 89 +SENDOBRY DOUG ILB 6-1 214 JR Lowndes Co HS, Valdosta, GA Dixie JC, N Salt Lake, Utah 31 •'HARRISON, ANTHONY DB 6-0 197 JR 70 SIMS. JACK G 6-5 240 JR-R Stephens Co HS. Toccoa, GA Palmetto HS, Palmetto, GA 50 •HEARN, ANDY C 6-3 260 SR-R 53 +SMALES, BILL C 6-3 275 SR Catholic HS. Charlone. NC Dixie JC, Las Vegas, NV 45 •HENDERSON, KEVIN DE 6-2 228 SR 55 SMITH. BRAD ILB 6-4 216 FR-R Chatsworth HS. Los Angeles, CA Stephens Co HS, Toccoa, GA 48 HICKS, DAVID DE 6-2 229 FR 5 SMITH, SEAN DE 6-7 246 FR Brandon HS. Valrico. FL Wyoming HS, Cincinnati, OH 22 HILLS. RICHARD SE-TB 5-10 178 FR 49 •SNOW, MIKE P 6-1 185 SR Kathleen HS. Lakeland. FL Rim-of-the-World HS, Blue Jay CA 36 "HOGAN, MARK BAN 6-0 185 SR 80 SORRELLS, TYRONE TE 6-3 235 JR-R Walton HS. Roswell, GA Buford HS, Buford, GA 47 •INGRAM, RICCARDO DB 6-0 195 SO 94- ••SPENCER, GLENN DT 6-4 252 SR Coffee Co HS, Douglas. GA Lilhia Springs HS, Douglasville, GA 10 •ISOM, BUG SE 6-0 166 SO-R 2 STALLWORTH, CEDRIC DB 6-0 174 FR Butler HS, Augusta. GA S W DeKalb HS, Decatur, GA

71 II P "IVEMEYER, JOHN T 6-5 273 SR 58 •STEPHENS, ROD D- 1 Rabun County HS. Lakemont. GA North Fulton HS, Atlanta, GA 74 JAMES, PAT G 6-4 225 FR-R 54 STRADLEY JIM c 6-4 248 SO-R Lake Brantley HS. Longwood. FL Clarkston HS, Clarkston, GA 17 ••JONES, BART DB 5-10 186 JR 6 "STROM, RICK QB 6-2 206 JR Baker HS, Columbua, GA Fox Chapel HS, Pittsburgh. PA 28 JONES, BRAD SE 6-1 169 FR 99 • ••SWILLING, PAT DE 6-4 245 SR steel Valley HS, fvlunhall, PA Stephens Co HS. Toccoa. GA 86 JURGENSEN, PAUL DE 6-5 234 SO-R 38 THOMAS, ANDRE DB 6-1 200 FR Benedictine HS, Savannah, GA Northside HS. Warner Robins. GA

1 KELSEY NATE FB 6-1 213 FR-R 72 "THOMAS, JOHN G 6-4 245 SR E Lansing HS, East Lansing, W Cardinal Mooney HS. Youngstown. OH 29 •KING, MALCOLM FB 5-9 197 SO 8^ ••TRAVIS, MIKE DB 6-0 190 SR Amencus HS, Amencus, GA Walton HS Marietta. GA 96 "KLARE, JOHN DT 6-4 235 SR 64 WATERS. MITCH J 6-6 265 JR-R Sf Xavier HS, Cincinnati, OH Milton HS, Alpharetta, GA 92 KOMAN, MIKE FL 6-0 191 FR 83 WATSON, ALONZO FB 6-1 216 FR-R Fork Union HS, VA, St Louis, MO Mary Persons HS, Forsyth, GA 33 "LEE, GARY FL 6-1 193 JR 78 •WEAVER, DEAN T 6-2 261 SO-R Westover HS, Albany GA Forest HS, Ocala, FL 56 •*LEE, IVERY NG 6-0 263 JR 35 WHITE, MARK ILB 6-3 204 FR Statesboro HS, Statesboro. GA Upper St Clair HS, Upper St, Clair, PA 37 "LILLY SAMMY DB 5-9 172 JR 46 •WILSON, DON DB 6-0 180 SO Butler HS, Augusta, GA Russellville HS, Russellville. AL 27 MACK, CHARLES FB 5-11 195 JR 14 "WISE, DARYL SE 6-2 198 SR Decatur HS Decatur, GA Vidalia HS, Vidalia, GA 97 MALONE, GEORGE ILB 6-2 227 FR-R 63 YOUNG, TY T 6-5 248 FR Bob Jones HS, Tnana, AL Evans HS, Augusta. GA 59 A mere 1/8" of rain could float your car off the road. Hence the reason for Vector, Goodyear's superb handling all-season radial. Vector's aggressive criss- cross tread actually pumps water away. To help your car maintain traction, even when the elements become hostile. And Vector's performance advantages are enduring. Even after thousands of miles of wear, Vector's deep tread and double-steel belts continue to give you outstanding traction and performance.

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Prestigious Clubs Give Major Boost To Clemson's Academic Programs

Among the 80,000 fans at today's game is a very special group of Clem- son supporters. They are charter members of the University's three, new, major gift clubs, which recognize indi- viduals who show their support for Clemson through generous and distin- guished levels of giving for academic programs. Spivey Lynch Hendrix Mickel

Members of the Presidents Club, excellent opportunity for the University charter members, " says Spivey. Clemson Fellows and Founders Soci- to express appreciation to major The charter membership period will ety have given or pledged more than contributors." end this December. $3 million in the past year, says Currie Benefits of club membership are Counting the clubs' $3 million in Spivey of Greenville, who chairs the numerous, including special social new gifts and pledges, $8.9 million clubs' executive committee. functions, a hospitality suite at the was given to Clemson for academic stadium, distinctive car decals and purposes from January 1984 through And in the past three months alone, membership cards, and an annual, June 1985. club memberships have more than black-tie dinner-meeting featuring a More information about the major doubled. There are now 141 members speaker of international stature. "Our gift clubs is available from the Devel- of the Presidents Club, eight Clemson first dinner-meeting will occur in early opment Office, 110 Daniel Drive, Fellows, and 33 members of the Foun- 1986 in Greenville and will honor the Clemson, S.C. 29634 (803/656-2121). ders Society.

The Presidents Club, chaired by Tom Lynch of Clemson, includes persons who give or pledge to give over a 10- year period $10,000 or more in sup- port of academics. The Clemson Fel- lows, chaired by Spartanburg's L.J. "Bill" Hendrix, is a select group of donors who give or commit to give $50,000 or more over 10 years. (Gifts

since July 1 , 1 983, count toward mem- bership in these groups.)

The Founders Society, chaired by University Trustee Buck Mickel of Greenville, comprises donors whose cumulative gifts and pledges to Clem- son academics total $100,000 or more.

Spivey says there are multiple ways of making gifts that will apply toward club membership. "The clubs provide There's a lot of action in academics at a means and an incentive for donors Clemson University these days. The invest- to make major investments in Clem- ments in excellence being made by members son's excellence and growth as an of the Presidents Club, Clemson Fellows and Founders Society are enabling the University academic institution, " he says. "And, to offer more scholarships, fellowships and whether restricted or unrestricted, all research support, to recruit more highly gifts are part of the Clemson Loyalty qualified students and faculty, and to remain Fund. These new clubs provide an competitive with other high quality institutions.

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99 - The "Manr Handler By David webD

A football team can have a quarter- back with the capability of winning the or even a pair of tailbacks that can rush for more than

1 ,000 yards each, and yet the success of that team will depend on a position that gets little recognition — the offen- sive line. If a team lacks an effective offensive line its backfield will be des- ecrated by the opposing defense. Wes Mann is a part of the offensive line to insure that the Clemson backfield is not desecrated by the opposing defense. Mann, a senior from Jacksonville, Florida, has been labelled by Offen- sive Line Coach Larry Van Der Hey- den as one of the Tigers' most versa- tile players. Van Der Heyden said, "Wes has had the ability to play at several positions, which has made him an asset to our program. Van Der Heyden considers the of- fensive line the most difficult position on a football team. There is little rec- the offensive line." The linemen must "If we (the team) work hard and try for ognition in the position and the line- go through the same blocking routine the best, then good things will come." men often miss the credit due for their day after day. They also have to learn That philosophy has made Mann efforts. For example, an effective of- to read different defenses, a task that the success he is. He purposely ar- fensive line will make the opposing Van Der Heyden says can take up to ranges his class schedule so that his defense look bad. What is the usual two years for a player to learn. busiest days in the classroom are also reaction? Fans note that the defense Mann backs up that testimony. "I his busiest days on the practice field. was flat instead of thinking that the start to think about what I'm going to Mann has a positive outlook not

offensive line was on top of its game. do in the huddle, " he said, "That way, only for this season, but for his future.

Mann realizes that effect is part of when I get up on the line and look over He concedes that the odds are against his position. Mann said, "I've learned the defense, it's easier to make any a career in professional football, al- through the years that offensive line- necessary adjustments. Hopefully the though he'd really like the opportunity men don't get the recognition that au- way I block will be the same way I've to play professionally. His first and tomatically goes with some other po- worked it out in my mind and the way foremost goal is to complete his edu-

sitions. " Mann credits his teammates I've worked it out in practice." cation and earn his degree, something for giving the linemen the credit for One of the few seniors on the squad, that Mann says will always be there to blocks. He said, "Randy (Anderson) Mann isn't too concerned with the fall back on. He credits the coaching and Stacey (Driver) come back to the "rebuilding" label that has been put on staff for being more than football huddle and thank us for the blocking. this year's team. He said, "This year's coaches, but also teachers who have

If I know I am doing the best job I can team is definitely young, but that doesn't taught him lessons outside the class-

do and the line is making openings to mean we'll be a bad team. " Mann room. Mann said, "When Clemson run the offense, then I don't need a lot points out that the Tigers scored 17 wins, it is the result of more than what of outside attention. " Mann says that points in the fourth quarter to defeat the team does. Everyone from the he plays for self-pride. Furthermore, Virginia Tech, 20-17. He believes that players to the managers to the coaches the fact Clemson has been scoring this team has the right attitude, saying, and beyond have all played a part in more than 30 points per game in re- "I want a good year, and so does the the win." cent seasons illustrates the prowess rest of the team. We're just going to So, the next time you think that a of the Tigers' line. However, more than take the season one game at a time defense is playing flatly, make sure the lack of recognition makes the of- and concentrate on each one by itself. you notice the offensive line. And rest fensive line's job difficult. Van Der Both Mann and Van Der Heyden sug- assured, with the likes of Wes playing

Heyden said, "It takes a special per- gest that Clemson success in 1 985 will for Clemson, it is doubtful that any son with a lot of discipline to play on come from a team effort. Mann said, defense will "Mann-handle " the Tigers.

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When collegiate football was first of defense and punting as Clemson 23 yards to end L. C. Pennington for played tfie games usually didn't begin picked up a 5-0 ( counted the game's final tally. until October, Longer seasons with for five points then) win. 1940 -In Coach Frank Howard's more games, however, pushed foot- 1929 -On a hot Saturday in Char- second game as head coach, the Ti- ball into September during its infancy lotte, NC, the Tigers trounced David- gers walloped Wofford 26-0 at Riggs where it has been played with excite- son, 32-14. Clemson Coach Josh (as Field. A 64-yard reverse from Chippy ment ever since. in "Gosh, Josh, how you'd beat them Maness to George Floyd sent the Ti- Nine times Clemson has clashed on so bad") Cody directed his so called gers to an early touchdown. September 28, picking up six wins and Yellow Peril to five touchdowns while 1957 -On this day Clemson and three losses in the process. Today is the Wildcats could muster but four first North Carolina met for the first time September 28, and the Tigers hope downs. The Tigers were led by the since 1915. Under the leadership of they can do as well as Clemson has passing of Goat McMillan and the run- legendary coach Jim Tatum, the Tar done in the past. ning of Johnnie Justus. Justus was a Heels ran over the heavily favored 1907 - The cadets of Clemson Col- small running back, but had so many Tigers 26-0 at Chapel Hill. UNC marched lege braved wind and rain at Bowman moves some said he had "floating for a touchdown after the opening Field to witness the Tigers in their hips." Justus and the Tigers went wild kickoff, and then recovered their sub- earliest season opener to date. Clem- in the fourth quarter, scoring 18 points sequent kickoff. son met Gordon from to win easily. 1963 -Some things are supposed Georgia this day on a muddy field. 1935 - After falling behind 7-0 early to bring good luck: four-leaf clovers, a Clemson was playing under new coach in the game, Clemson scored once in rabbit's foot, etc. But somethimes those , who had re- the second quarter and three times in things don't work. Take this day for placed . Shaughnessy was the fourth quarter to rally past Virginia instance. Congressman Bryan Dorn described as an enthusiastic man who Tech 28-7 in Blacksburg. Mac Folger mailed buckeyes from the capitol put pep into his players, and this en- powered in from one yard to knot the grounds in Washington, D.C. to the thusiasm worked early as Clemson score at seven for Jess Neely's team. Tigers before their game with Georgia

scored on its second possession. R. H. Then, in the fourth quarter, big Cliff Tech in Atlanta. Then, with all the "Doc" fvlcFadden carried the ball much Henley broke through the line to block mythical powers on their side, the Ti- of the way, and Stick Coles went in a Gobbler which Tate Norton gers proceeded to get the devil beat from 15 yards for a touchdown. This picked up and ran in for a score. Joe out of them, 27-0. Tech, ranked ninth would be all the Tigers would need. Berry then intercepted a pass and ran in the country coming into the game,

The rest of the game featured plenty it back for a touchdown, and he threw was led by quarterback Bill Lothridge, who passed for three touchdowns, kicked two field goals and three extra points, and kept Clemson in the hole all day with his punting. 1968 -Georgia stopped the Tigers 31-13 before 59,008 boisterous fans at Sanford Stadium in Athens. The Bulldogs threw for over 300 yards, led by quarterback Mike Cavan. This was Georgia's fourth consecutive win over Clemson. 1974 - and his Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets traveled up 1-85 this day for Tech's first game ever in Clemson. After a close battle in front of 42,000 Clemson nabbed the win with Bennie Cunningham catching a four-yard pass for a touchdown in the fourth quarter on a fourth down play. This gave Clemson a 21-17 vic- tory and Clemson coach a ride off the field on the shoulders of Bennie Cunningham s fourth-period, fourth-down touchdown beat Georgia Tech on this his players. date 1 1 years ago.

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Soccer 26 CLEMSON-UMBRO Football INVITATIONAL September Fairleigh Dickinson vs. Davis September

1 Virginia 1 1 CHARLESTON, 2:00 PM and Elkins, 6:00 PM; CLEMSON 4 at Tech, 2:20 PM 6 at Indiana, 8:00 PM vs. AMERICAN, 8:00 PM 21 GEORGIA, 3:30 PM 7 Connecticut, 6:00 PM 27 American vs. Davis & Elkins, 28 GEORGIA TECH, 1:00 PM (at Indiana) 1 :00 PM (IPTAY DAY) 12 WOFFORD, 8:00 PM CLEMSON VS. FAIRLEIGH

1 5 at North Carolina, 2:00 PM DICKINSON, 3:00 PM October 19 CHAPMAN COLLEGE, 8:00 PM 5 at Kentucky, 7:30 PM 22 DUKE, 2:00 PM 12 VIRGINIA, 12:20 PM 25 ERSKINE, 8:00 PM November (Homecoming)

29 WINTHROP, 2:00 PM 1 at Virginia, 7:30 PM 19 at Duke, 1 :30 PM

3 at Maryland, 1 :00 PM 26 N.C. STATE, 1 :00 PM 6 COASTAL CAROLINA, 7:30 PM (Textile Bowl)

October 9 Fresno State, 1 :00 PM 2 FURMAN, 8:00 PM (at Florida Int). November 6 WAKE FOREST, 2:00 PM 10 at Florida International, 3:00 PM 2 WAKE FOREST 1 00 PM 10 SO. CONNECTICUT 8:00 PM (Hall of Fame Day) 13 SOUTH CAROLINA, 2:00 PM 9 at North Carolina, 12:20 PM

1 6 USC-SPARTANBURG, 8:00 PM 16 MARYLAND, 2:30 PM 20 at N.C. State, 2:00 PM Volleyball (Parents' Day) 23 at South Carolina, 7:45 PM September 6-7 at Lady Tiger Classic (at Memphis, IN) Men's Cross Country 1 1 WESTERN CAROLINA, 7:00 PM 13-14 at Colonel Invitational September (Richmond, KY) 21 at Georgia State Invitational 1 7 at Winthrop College 20-21 at Lady Eagle Invitational October (at Morehead, KY) 12 at Furman Invitational 24 WINTHROP COLLEGE, 7:00 PM 25 at South Carolina November 27 at Maryland 2 at ACC Championships 28 Temple, SW Texas (Raleigh, NC) (at College Park, MD) 16 at NCAA District ill (Greenville, SC) October 25 at NCAA Championships (Milwaukee, WI) 1 GEORGIA, 7:00 PM 4 WAKE FOREST 7:00 PM 8 FURMAN Women's Cross Country 11-12 at Central Florida Invitational 16 at Furman September 18 VIRGINIA, 7:00 PM 21 at Georgia State Invitational 22 at Georgia Tech 28 at North Carolina Invitational 23 SOUTH CAROLINA, 7:00 PM 25 N.C. STATE, 7:00 PM October 30 at Duke 12 at Furman Invitational 31 at North Carolina 19 at South Carolina Invitational

November November 2 at ACC Championships 5 at Georgia (Raleigh, NC)

6 at Western Carolina 16 at NCAA District III 11 at UNC-Charlotte (Greenville, SC) 17 MOREHEAD STATE, 2:00 PM 22-24 at ACC Tournament 25 at NCAA Championships (at Chapel Hill, NC) (Milwaukee, WI)

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DISTRICT II Union County C Evans Putman Mr Harold E Blackwell (CC), 15 Quail Hill Drive Chairman Greenville. SC 29607 Mr Cecil Wayne Comer Mr H S Harris, Jr Cherokee County Mr B E Kirby Mr John M Hamrick, Jr (CC), Mr Thomas E Mack Chairman Mr S Paul Aaron • Dr W Ronald Barrett Mr R S Campbell, Jr Mr Gary E. Clary Mr Wylie Hamrick Mr E Raymond Parker Mr James R Sanders, Jr Greenville County • Mr K M Watson (CC), Chairman William R. "Bill" Alexander Mr Bill Barbary Director. District III • Mr Randall Bell ' Mr Walter Glenn Brackin, Jr Mr Joseph Bailey Bright Jim Patterson Lawrence Starkey Eddie N. Dalton Mr Miles E Bruce DISTRICT III IPTAY Vice-President IPTAY President IPTAY, Secretary-Treasurer Mr Charles A Bryan, Jr William R Alexander Mr Phillip H Burnett 330 Fairway Rd. SW Director, District I Director, At Large Director, District VII Mr Charles W Bussey, Jr Aiken, SC 29801 Mr Larry B Copeland Aiken County Mr J Bennette Cornwell. Ill Mr John G Molony (CC). • Mr Walter B Crawford Chairman Mr Gordon S Davis Mr Wm R Alexander Mr William Lem Dillard Mr Johnny L Cagle IPTAY PAST PRESIDENTS Mr I L Donkle. Jr Mr Alan J Coleman ' Mr Henry Eirod Mr Thomas Eiserhardt Mr Clark Gaston, Jr • Mr Frank T Gibbs Mr Joe D Gibson Mr. Elbert Hines Hamilton Mr Joel W Gray, III Mr Eugene H. Kneece. Jr TC. Atkinson, Jr, Director F Reeves Gressetle, Jr., Director George G. Poole, Jr, Director Mr Richard Ivester H Mr Alan M Tewkesbury. Ill Charlie W, Bussey, Director Lewis F Holmes, Director Bill Reaves, Director Dr Willis A King. Jr Dr Charlie W Timmerman Mr Terry A Kingsmore Mr Townsend. Jr W.G. DesChamps, Jr, Director FE. Hughes, Director Chris Suber, Director FA Mr Jim League Mr James L Walpole Dr. R,C, Edwards, Director Dr G.J. Lawhon, Jr, Director W.H. Taylor, Director Mr Henry M Lee Mr Carrol H Warner Mr Floyd S Long Harper Gault, Director Calhoun Lemon, Director Dr J.H. Timmerman, Director Mr Ben G Watson Mr Terry L Long Mr H O Weeks, Sr Marshall Walker, Director Mr Seabrook L Marchant Mr James T McCarter Edgetield County • Mr Lewis F Holmes, III (CC), ATHLETIC - Mr Ronald J McCoy DIRECTOR BOBBY ROBINSON Chairman Mr J G Miller Jr IPTAY - Mr Greg Anderson EXECUTIVE SECRETARY ALLISON DALTON Mr William J Neeley, Jr W • Mr E Dukes. Jr HONORARY DIRECTOR - FRANK HOWARD Mr Thomas K Norris Mr Gilliam, Jr Mr William H Orders J W Mr John F Palmer Mr Lewis F Holmes, Jr

• Mr Watson Rhodes * Mr I N Patterson, Jr Designates IPTAY '85 Award Winner Mr H Ryan Mr George Millon Plyler Thomas Mr C Evans Putman Mr Herbert S Yarborough Representatives: Mr Bobby W Ramsey Lexington County Mr James Rochester • Mr D H Caughman (CC), Mr Earl E Sammons. Jr Chairman ' Mr Robert G Sharpe Mr J Ed Burrell Mr John G Slattery Mr Billy Amick Mr Tony Smith Mr Jerry R Byrd Mr Joe D Swann • Mr R Hugh Caldwell Taylor Jr • ' Mr Chris Suber Dean Walter T Cox Mr E Richard Mr Fred H Carter Jr Mr R Allison Dalton Mr S Gray Walsh Mr James Tracy Childers • Mr Robert B Whorton ' Greenwood County Mr Benjamin C Dysart, III Mr Mike Coleman Wilkins Mr Robert L McCord (CC) Dr Robert C Edwards Mr David H Mr James A Compton Chairman, Greenwood Mr Charles Ellenburg, Jr Laurens County Mr Ernest Jamerson Corley, Jr Mr H Ralph Corley Sr Dr FE Abell, Jr Coach Cliff Ellis Mr J R Adair (CC), ' Mr Nick P Anagnost Coach Danny Ford Chairman Mr John Melton Gault, III ' Mr Robert T Mr Joe M Anderson Mr Gaslon Gage, Jr Mr Thomas E Davenport Haselden. Jr ' Mr Lewis Bagwell Mr Roddey E Gettys. Ill Mr TA Henry Jim Patterson Mr Henry M Fans, Sr • Mr Henry M Herlong, Jr Mr Wayne Bell Mr S Leanord Gough Mr Charles Jeter Glenn Director, District I Robert Guerreri ' Mr Warren Craig Jumper Mr John L Bracknell Mr M Mr William J Hendrix • Mr VF Linder, Jr Mr William E Burnett Mr Bob Harmon Mr Hugh Foster Morgan, Jr Mr William D Coleman Mr Van Hilderbrand Mr John W McLure DISTRICT I Mr WB Owens Mr Gene Rhymer Jr Jim Patterson, Dir Mr Johnson Craig Coach Frank J Howard Mr Ralph C Prater Mr J Riser PO Box 589 Mr John Duncan Mr Floyd M Hunt • Mr Carl R Rogers W Mr J Tom Shell Clemson, SC 29633 Mr Robert M Erwin, Jr Mr Edwin L Kilby, Jr Mr Michael E Simmons • Mr Charles M Stuck Mr W K Fooshe Mr Tom C Lynch, Jr Dr N C Wessinger Abbeville County • Mr James S Hull Mr James V Patterson Mr Mike Taylor Or William H Baxley III (CC) Mr Nevil Y Johnson Mr R R Ritchie Spartanburg County Mr Woodrow H Taylor Chairman Mr. Melvin Pace Mr Robert W Robinson. Jr Mr WM Manning, Jr (CC). Mr C Paul Wessinger Mr V Wendell Boggs Chairman Mr Wayne B Richey Mr Gil Rushton Nevi/berry County Mr Ctiarles B Murphy Mr TR Adams, Jr William Singleton • Mr WM Self Mr C Mr Earle J Bedenbaugh (CC), Mr Philip H Rosenberg III Mr Robert G Sharpe, Jr Dr BJ Skelton Mr James G Bagnal, Chairman Mr Don Southard, Jr Mr Andy N Beiers Mr Richard Suggs Mr G Neil Smith Mr Walter B Cousins Mr M Earle Williamson Mr John L Brady, Sr Mr Erston G Sparks Mr Louie C Derrick Mr John Sparks Mr A B Bullington, Jr Anderson County McCormick County E Mr L Glenn Fellers • Joseph J Jr Mr William M Cooper Mr S T King (CC) Mr TC Faulkner Jr (CC) Mr Turner Mr Melvin L Longshore Cornwell. Jr Chairman Mr K N Vickery Mr John B • Chairman Mr C H Ragsdale, III Mr Jack Cribb Mr Melvin E Barnette Mr Joseph A West Mr Terry C Shaver Mr John Easterling. Jr Mr B K Chreitzberg Oconee County Mr Eugene P Willimon Mr Joe H Simpson, Jr Mr Gerald Emory Mr R Carol Cook Mr Joel Harris (CC) W Mr Clifford T Smith Judge Bruce Foster Mr Joe B Davenport Chairman Mr C Gurnie Stuck Mr Harry H Gibson Mr George H Ducworth Mr J H Abrams Mr David Waldrop. Jr Mr Charles Elderidge Mr Ronald Paul Barnette Mr Wilbur K Hammett • Bill Hendrix, Jr Rictiland County Mr J. Tom Forrester Jr Mr WC Harper Mr Dr Jimmy Hentz Mr J H McJunkin Mr Grover C Henry • Mr Don E Golightly (CC). Chairman Mr Robert Lee Hill Mr Garry C Phillips Mr W A Hudson

I Alley • Dr William P Kay Mr A P Kerchmar Mr George Dr C Patrick Killen Pickens County Mr Ralph F King, Jr Mr Jack W Brunson • • Philip Chappell. Jr Mr James F Little Mr. Charles E Dalton (CC). Mr Arthur W O Shields Mr C Mr Harry Major Chairman Mr Marvin C Robinson Mr William T Clawson. Ill • Mr Randell W McClain Mr William J Barnett C. Evans "Buddy" Putman Mr R L Stoddard Mr Edgar S Cofley Jr " • Mr Ralph Cooper Mr Bill McLellan Mr Francis A. Bosdell Director, District II Mr Wesley A Stoddard E Mr PC. Osteen, Jr Mr Robert C Bradley Mr Ted Wilson Mr Albert G Courie

80 Judge Michael R Davis Lee County Mr A B Schirmer Jr Mr FL Bradham • • Mr James W Engram Mr C Green DesChamps. II (CC). Dr J R Stout Mr J Q, Gerrald Mr Larry W Flynn Chairman Mr Buddy Gore Mr Lawrence M Gressette, Jr Mr W G DesChamps. Jr Colleton County • Mr Pat Gore

• Mr William E Hair Mr Bethel C DuranI Mr James R White, III (CC). Mr John H Holcombe, Jr Mr Harry J Johnson Chairman • Mr S,F Hodon Mr Terryl Klosterman Marlboro County • Mr Jack W Carter Sr Mr Thurmon W. McLamb Mr Buddy Lewis Mr C.E. Calhoun (CC), Mr Marion W. Sams. Jr Mr Stephen H Mudge

• Mr William T McDaniel, III Chairman Mr J, Ryan White. Jr Mr Richard W Sarvis Mr James P McKeown. Ill Mr Mark Slade Avent • Mr R L Wilder Jr Mr S C McMeekin, Jr Mr William E Gore. Jr Dorchester County • Mr R S Winfield Ark. Mr Jeffrey A O Cam Mr Ray C Smith Mr Tom Salisbury (CC). Lawrence V Starkey Mr Thomas R Robbins Chairman Marion County Director, District Vlll

Mr Crawford E Sanders, III York County Mr Thomas Bailey • W Mr TC Atkinson. Ill (CC) Col A Lee Sheider, Jr • Mr William R Adkins (CC). Mr H D Byrd Chairman Marion Smith Chairman Mr Mr B Gene W Dukes Mr TC Atkinson. Jr DISTRICT VIII • David Mrs Davis O Smith Mr E Angel Mr Clifford M. Henley Mr John H Holt Lawrence V Starkey Dr John H Timmerman Mr S Lynn Campbell Mr. Dexter Rickenbaker Mr Robert G Mace 320 Ferry Landing SW Mr E Ralph Wessinger, Sr Dr Roy W Campfield. Jr, Mr Duncan C Mclntyre Atlanta. GA 30328 • Mr Culp O T Hampton County Mr George G Poole, Jr Georgia Saluda County Mr F Buist Eaves. Jr Mr William F Speights (CC). Mr James W. Addison. Esq Mr Bernard L, Black (CO, Mr Fred W, Faircloth. Ill Chairman Mr Barnett A Allgood, III • Sumter County Chairman Mr Harper S Gault Dr Jerry F Crews. Jr Mr Rudy Bell Dr Wyman L Morris (CC), Mr. Alfred B, Coleman Mr E M George Mr David B Gohagan Mr Robert S Bonds Chairman Mr. James A Derrick Mr Jeffrey T Haire Mr Winston A Lawton Mr Andrew P Calhoun Sen TO Bowen, Jr Mr Beniamin H Herlong Mr James W Hancock. Jr Mr David Tilman Cline Dr John J Brilton, Jr Mr James R Herlong, Jr Mr William F Harper Jasper County Mr John A Dickerson • Mr E M DuBose Mr Mark S Patterson Mr Alford Haselden Mr Frederick A Nimmer (CC). Mr Douglas C Edwards Mr. Hicks Mr WT Fori, Jr John H Wheeler Mr Lewis W Chairman Mr William C Efird, Jr " Mr. TC. Wright Mr W T Jenkins. Jr Mr Dale Ferguson. Ill Mr Howard E Hord Mr James H Owen, Jr Williamsburg County Mr Carroll Hutto Mr J C Rhea, Jr Orangeburg County Mr John J Snow (CC), Mr Robert A King Mr Ben R Smith, Jr • Mr William Jr B Bookhart. (CC). Chairman Mr William C Lawson Mr G G Thomas. Sr Chairman • Dr WC Coltingham Mr Russell Tommy Lyon • Mr Marshall E Walker Mr David Copeland Mr WH Cox Mr John L Murray, Jr Mr Larry Dyar Mr Fred P Guerry, Jr Mr Thomas E Peterson Mr F Reeves Gressette. Jr Mr James M Kennedy Mr Edwin S Presnell Mr WC Higginbotham. Jr ' Mr Thomas O Morris, Jr Mr A U Priester Jr Mr Edgar C McGee Mr Mickey E Reeves Mr Fletcher M Riley, Jr ' Mr John L Scoggins Mr J M Russell, Jr Mr WB Shedd Mr Jack Vallenline, III S, Lynn Campbell G Mr Lawrence Starkey, Jr Mr Williams Director. District IV James C Jr Mr John Tice Mr Russell II S Wolle Mr Joseph W Turner, Jr Dr Eugene P Willimon, Jr DISTRICT IV Mr Ronald W Young S, Lynn Campbell Edgar C. McGee Box 1 1 326 Director. District V Rock Hill, SC 29730 DISTRICT V Chester County Edgar C McGee Eddie Mr Edward C Abell (CC), PO Box 383 N. Dalton Chairman Orangeburg, SC 29115 Director, District VII ' Mr Richard A. Coleman Mr Robert A Darby Allendale County DISTRICT Mr Steven Epps Mr Bradley J O Neal (CO, VII 'Billy Fort Eddie N Dalton Mr George R Fleming Chairman WT Jr Director. District VI 103 Wembley Road Dr, Carl H. Jones. Ill Asheville, NC 28804 Thurmon W. McLamb Mr W E. Lindsay Bamberg County Director, District IX • " DISTRICT VI Mr. John M Little. Ill Mr R Herman Rice (CC), Chairman W T Fori, Jr North Carolina Mr Donald B Murray DISTRICT IX 2730 Mohican Mr WW Allen Mr & Mrs N Rhett Davis, Jr Drive Thurmon W McLamb Mr Claude Sumter SC 29150 Miss Edith Balson Chesterfield County McCain PO Box 67 Mr James Mr Fred SchrimpI Mr Roland L (Connelly C Stone (CC). Little River. SC 29566 Chairman Clarendon County Mr Eddie N Dalton " Mr Robert L Dunnigan Other Mr Rhett Butler Barnwell County Mr Theodore B Gardner (CC), states besides GA, NC & SC Col J L Edmonds Mr Mr John R Thomas Mr Howard G Dickinson, Jr (CC), Chairman Emerson E Andrishok Mr Gregory S Parish Mr George U Bennett Mr Dan R Tillman. Jr Chairman Mr Julius R Eadon, III ' Mr Richard J Fisher Mr William R Tillman Mr H M Anderson Mr G H Furse, Jr Mr Carl F Bessent Mr Pete Folsom Mr Patrick K White Mr Grover C Kennedy, Jr Mr H B Rickenbaker Mr Victor G Chapman. Sr Mr James B Foster Mr Mr Ray L Wilson. Jr Mr Calhoun Lemon Mr Horace F Swilley Daniel R Clemson Mr Jimmy L Tarrance Mr Thomas W Glenn, III Mr Robert P Corker Dillon County Dr Joe B Godfrey Ma| Frank J Cox Darlington County • Dr Hair Beaufort County Mr Billy Daniel (CC), Jay D Mr Tom Davidson Dr William P Kennedy (CC). Mr Harry Tarrance Chairman Mr E Guy Hendrix Mr Fred Faircloth Chairman J (CC), Chairman Mr Charles F Carmichael Mr H L Hoover Mr Mark G Fellers Dr Hubert C Baker Mr Mr Henry C Chambers Mr L B Hardaway Jr George A Hutto, Jr Mr Danny Floyd Dr T James Bell. Jr Mr Doug Corkern Mr WG Lynn Mr WD Kirkpatnck Mr James C Furman • Mr J W Carter Mr III Mr James S Gibson, Jr Mr Joseph L Powell Charles G Lucius, Mr Walter L Garvin Mr Marion D Hawkins, Jr Mr Robert McClure Mr J. Louis Grant Mr Billy G Rogers E Mr Thomas E Grimes. Ill Mr Warren Jeffords Mr Mike Jewell Mr John C Rogers Me E T Mclllwain Mr Gray Hipp. Jr Dr G.J Lawhon, Jr Mr Bryan Mr Neal Rogers Mr John Mclnnis, III Mr Ben Hornsby Mr Loadholt William B. McCown. Ill Mr Edgar L Miller Jr Mr Alvin J Hurt. Jr Mr Harry M. McDonald Berkeley County Florence County Mr Tom R Morris. Jr Mr FH Inabnil. Jr Dr M B Nickles. Jr Mr Mr W Henry Thornley (CC), Mr Clyde S Bryce, Jr (CC). WD Moss. Jr Capt Ed Jackson Mr Bill Reaves Chairman Chairman Mr Archie Kim Neal Mr Dave Moorhead • Mr John C Walker Mr Jr Mr Bill Blanton Mr Thomas D Birchmore Thomas G Roche. Mr John Osteen Dr Thomas Dantzler Mr Rufus M Brown Dr C R Swearingen. Jr Mr J V Roberts ' Mr David Jeffcoat Mr Marvin Cockfield Mr Don Tomberlin Mr Andrew H Ronemus Fairfield County Mr Lawrence C McMillan Mr Alex Coleman Dr TG Westmoreland Mr Ben K Sharp • Mr Harold R Jones (CC). Dr William Mr V Whelchel • Mr Harry W Smith Chairman Mr Noland L Pontiff, Jr L Coleman Mr Thomas P Ryan Mr Frank A Douglass, Jr Mr William T Worth Ms Millie D Williams Mr Louis M Boulware • Mr L B Finklea, Jr Mr Bobby J Yarborough Mr William L Wylie Mr J K Coleman Calhoun County Mr Harold B Haynes Mr Ernest C Hughes • Mr William H Bull (CC), Mr Ernest L Jones Mr Forest E Hughes. Jr Chairman Mr L Chappell Jones ' Mr Mr James Kershaw County Gerald Bozard W King Mr Martin C Cheatham Mr John F Poole • Mr J F Watson (CC). Mr Wilbur Chairman Mr . Jr O Powers Mr John G Rose Dr Kenneth W Carson Charleston County Mr Allen P Wood Mr Tommy W James. Jr • Mr Van Noy Thornhill Mr Edward L Young Mr G.P Lachicotte (CC). Chairman Mr TF McNamara. Jr • Mr John Q Adams. Ill Georgetown County Mr Alan Alexander Mr Glenn A Cox (CC), Lancaster County Mr Archie E Baker Chairman • Mr Joe H Lynn (CC). Mr Georgia Bullwinkel. Jr Mr Joe Thomas Branyon, Jr Chairman Mr H L Dukes. Jr Mr Samuel M, Harper Mr James A Adams Mr M, Dreher Gaskin " Mr H Edsel Hemingway. Jr Mr John O. Avinger • Mr William A Grant Mr A H Lachicotte. Jr Mr W P Clyburn Miss Beverly Hafers Mr Robed T Mayer Jr Mr Dexter L Cook • Mr Al Hitchcock Mr Philip H Prince Mr Tony J Crenshaw Dr John P Howard Mr Willie C Shelley Mr Marion D Lever Jr Mr William C Kennedy Mr Joe Young Mr Garrett J Mobley Mr Robert C Lenhardt Mr James A Mobley. Jr Mr. Thomas E, Lynn Horry County Mr Henry Glenn Simpson Mr Davtd M Murray, Jr • Mr R G Horton (CC). Mr Ronald Small Mr Carl S Pulkinen Chairman Mr Larry Wolle • Mr Paul Quattlebaum, Jr • Mr James W Barnetle. Jr

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89 The Greenville Clemson Club salutes CLEMSON SOCCER and its 1984 National Championship Team!

The 1984 CLEMSON UNIVERSITY SOCCER TEAM Season Record: 22-4-0 1984 NCAA National Champions

Congratulations team members, coaches and staff!

We also extend our special thanks to Clemson fans everywhere and especially to WFBC Radio AM-FM for their outstanding support.

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The recipe for exciting and fun- the tune of 338 points in 12 games. peared on the same stage with Pres- filled Tiger football outings includes Due to the efforts of the National ident Reagan in Greenville.

many colorful sidelights—running down Champions, Capps concluded his While it appears that the man in- the Hill, tailgating, pep rallies, and senior season with 1,144 pushups, side makes the Tiger what he is, the Tigerama, just to name a few. But, which nearly doubled his 1980 out- suit is also a story in itself. The head the key ingredient that brings every- put, and Capps ended his career with weighs in at about 20 pounds, while thing together is the capricious and 1 ,755 pushups. the suit tips the scale at 45 pounds. flirtatious nature of that sideline Capps will also be remembered for The stripes are lined and quilted, showman, the Clemson Tiger mas- setting the individual game pushup which makes for a lot of weight loss cot. The Tiger has entertained chil- record. On Halloween Day 1981, to the Tiger's soul during the ball dren from ages two to 92 for almost Clemson scored 82 points against game. Mills, Capps, Faile, and Wat- 30 years with his sideline antics, and Wake Forest on the way to setting son all report shedding up to 12 many Tiger stories get better each four conference records and three pounds in a single game, and to keep time they are told. stadium records. While the team was the suit from smelling like the inside

The Tiger's tail is a much-sought- running up and , Capps of an old sweatsock, it must be cleaned after prize at away games, as fre- was pumping out a total of 465 pu- three times during a football season. quent attempts to claim the trophy shups, a pushup total that may not The 1985 Tiger mascot, David have resulted in fights between the be broken. Friedman, certainly has some big

student bodies of the opposing schools. The mascot from Wake Forest 'paws" to fill this season. But, after a Tigers have been seen on goalposts, showed how spirited he was when summer of hard work with the weights,

riding motorcycles, posing with the Clemson scored it 76th point. Capps Friedman should be ready for a sea- President of the United States, was near the point of exhaustion son of pushups. marching in visiting schools' bands, when the Deacon came to the aid of The legend of the Clemson Tiger kissing homecoming queens, and his fellow mascot. The Deacon did continues to grow, and the question, generally getting into all kinds of mis- the 76 pushups for the Tiger, as the "Who is that masked man?" will be chief. But, THE Tiger tradition that fans counted the total. Clemson sco- heard more and more frequently in has gained the most attention is the red again to make its point total 82, the coming years. pushups. and Capps, now sufficiently rested, Tiger mascot Zack Mills started a was able to complete the 82 pu- new tradition in the fall of 1978 by shups. Capps was recognized by the doing pushups for every point Clem- Tiger Band at the 1982 Orange Bowl, son scored. This doesn't appear to as he was allowed to dot the "i" in be so difficult at first glance, but the Tigers, an honor usually reserved for pushups are done cumulatively. That dignitaries and other bigwigs. is, when the gridiron Tigers scored to Capps made the symbolic passing bring their point total to 17, the mas- of the head to Randy Faile for the cot Tiger would also do 17 pushups. 1982 season, and Faile proceeded When the team scored to bring their to bring further honor to the Clemson total to 24, the Tiger would do 24 Tiger as he was named National Uni- more pushups, not just seven more. versal Cheerleader Association mas- During the 1978 season. Mills estab- cot-of-the-Year at the national cham- lished four Tiger pushup records, in- pionships in Dallas, TX. Faile was cluding the NCAA single sedson mark the first Tiger to perform overseas

of 1 ,334 pushups in 1 2 games. duty, as he worked off 72 pushups in Mills served as the Tiger for two the Mirage Bowl in Japan. During his seasons, and in 1980, he turned the two-year Tiger tenure, Faile sur- stripes of the suit over to Ricky Capps. passed Zack Mills' career record of The rookie Tiger could only manage 1,801 pushups with 2,177 of his own 600 pushups, as the football Tigers to become Clemson's all-time pu- of 1980 were not the scoring ma- shup leader. chine they had been the two previous Jay Watson, who served as the years. mascot in 1984, did not break any In 1981, things picked up, as the career records, but he brought noto- The Tiger does pushups after every Clem- on-field Tigers lit up scoreboards to riety of his own when the Tiger ap- son score.

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IPTAY That acronym means differ- Beautiful", directed by Richard E. ent things to different people. IPTAY Goodstein and accompanied by the Clemson University Alma Mater It is the nation's oldest and most Clemson University Chorus; "The Where the Blue Ridge yawns its greatness, successful college booster organiza- Star-Spangled Banner", directed by Where the Tigers play, tion and the benefits derived from IPTAY Bruce F Cook; and the Clemson Here the sons of dear old Clemson Clemson University at almost University Alma Mater, directed by Reign Supreme alway. CHORUS every level. It is therefore appro- William W. Campbell. The colors will Dear old Clemson, we will triumph priate that this collection of the Clem- an ensemble from be presented by And with all our might son loyalty be saluted today as the the , Company C-4; That the Tigers' roar may echo Tigers take on Georgia Tech on IPTAY Christopher R. York, Color Guard O'er the mountain height. Day. Commander.

Tiger Band will start the salute today Georgia Tech's Yellow Jacket will half- with a pregame show commencing Marching Band open today's Sing", "Tuxedo Junction ", "Opus One", "1 with "Sock It To Em", "The Orange time festivities. The 170-member band and :00 Jump." No Tiger Band half- direction of Mr. Bowl March ", and "Tiger Rag" while under the Bucky John- time show would be complete without spelling the word " Tigers." son will open with "Boogie Down", a salute to Clemson fans everywhere Today's guest of honor dotting the arranged by Paul Lavendar, and will with "The Song That Shakes The "i" in Tigers is Mr. Lawrence Starkey, continue with the late 1970's classic Southland", TIGER RAG! the current president of IPTAY Mr. "What I Did For Love", arranged by This week. Tiger Band would like to Starkey was born and reared in Clem- John Higgins. The Yellow Jacket focus its spotlight on its percussion son, and received his bachelor's de- Marching Band will conclude their section. The 1985-86 edition of Tiger gree from Clemson in English in 1956 halftime show with "Celebrate", ar- Band has 27 members in its percus- and later earned a master's degree in ranged by Scott Keller. Georgia Tech sion section. Mark Biering is the stu- law. He worked with the Internal Rev- will exit the field playing its renowned dent commander of the percussion- enue Service in Washington, D.C. and , " I'm A Ramblin' Wreck ists, assisted by Michael Pry. Biering later in Atlanta, his current home. He From Georgia Tech". is a senior from Charleston majoring left the IRS in 1974 and opened his The halftime show will continue with in industrial engineering; Pry is a jun- own tax law firm. He has served as a medley of music from the Big Band ior from Greenville majoring in archi- president of the Clemson Alumni As- era presented by Tiger Band. The tecture. Dr. Richard E. Goodstein said sociation and is a 26-year-consecutive show made its debut at the 1 984 Sum- about the percussionists, "I'm real proud donor to the Loyalty Fund. mer Games of the XXIII Olympiad in of the effort put forth by our percussion The pregame show continues with Los Angeles. Selections featured in- section. There is no percussion in- Tiger Band's rendition of "You're A clude greats like "Take The A Train", structor, which means that they are

" " Grand Ole Flag " and America The Don't Mean A Thing", "Sing, Sing, responsible for their own rehearsal. Goodstein said that the self-reliance exhibited by the percussion section is unique. Members of the percussion section include: Snares — Michael Pry, John Keegan, Douglas Key, Andrew Liles, Michael Lloyd, Scott Martin, Ronda Tuck and Joel Winchip; Bass Drums — Mark Biering, Walter Betsill, Lisa Goodlett, Frances Guldner and Allen Nauright; Quads — Barney Derrick, Tom Hearom and Roddell Traxler; Cymbals — Barbara Byllick, Sand Christmus, Stephanie Facelli, Scott Mims, Tracy Smith and Jesse Yarbor- ough; and Keyboards — Joe Hudson, Todd Turner, Angeline Ulmer, Ernest Wheeler and Christopher Wood. Other activities this weekend in- cluded a pep rally last night. Sigma Chi's annual Derby Days festival was also held this week, culminating in a

The percussionists are just one of the reasons Tiger Band is a "booming " success. dance last night.

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Janet Knight Chuck Wade Bert Heffernan Albany, GA Brandon, FL Centerreach, NY is Knight, 21 , is one Wade, 19, not Heffernan, 20, is of five returning only Clemson's top one of the Tiger's

Division I wom- returning diver but top returning en's collegiate the ACC's as well baseball players. basketball players as the Florida na- As a red-shirt who averaged 20 tive captured both freshman catcher points or better the one-meter and last year Heffer- while hitting on 50 iVT^^ three-meter ACC nan's 60 singles percent from the i\ diving events last tied the school re- dHH~ field and 80 per- year as a rookie. cord for most sin- cent from the free * For his winning ef- gles in a season. throw stripe. The AII-ACC performer was forts Wade was named ACC Diver-of-the- The 5-9, 176-pound sparkplug posted the named to Fast Break's third-team All- Year and helped the Clemson Tiger swim second best overall slugging average of American squad a year ago and is a team to a runner-up finish at the 1 985 ACC .527 and he had the third best batting definite all-star candidate this campaign. A Swimming and Diving Championships. The average at .347. His fielding was near

5-1 1 forward, Knight ranks fourth on Clem- 5-9, 140-pound sophomore will team with flawless as he committed just eight errors son's all-time scoring chart with 1 ,388 points, fellow second-year diver Dave Hrovat to in 354 chances, the third best figure on the needing just 1 13 more points to rank sec- give the Tigers the most potent one-two '85 club. Overall it was a banner year for ond. Her 54.2 percent field goal mark is punch in ACC diving this year. A former the Tiger catcher as he punched out 85 the all-time Lady Tiger mark in that cate- two-time prep champion and high school hits, including 49 RBIs, nine home runs, gory. Knight has been the recipient of the All-American, Wade finished 15th in diving 13 doubles, and a pair of triples. He not Lady Tigers' Hustle Award the past three at the 1985 U.S. Senior Nationals. The only has excellent power at the plate but seasons and was named MVP a year ago. Florida native was the 1984 National he has excellent speed for a catcher as Entering her final campaign. Knight will Champion in the one-meter and 10-meter evidenced by his nine steals. Heffernan is look to add to her collection of five all- diving events at the national age group an administrative management major. tournament selections, which include a meet. He also took part in the '84 Can/Am/ pair of MVP trophies as well. Mex competition. Wade is pursuing a de- gree in forestry.

Nicole Stafford Mark Lifts Robert de Brouwer Gainesville, FL Hodges, SC Hilvarenbeek, Netherlands Stafford, 18, is back Lifts, 21 , is one of for her second two returning ACC deBrouwer, 22. season with the wrestling cham- returns to defend

Lady Tiger tennis pions for Eddie his 1 984 ACC ^ m. program. She also Griffin's Tigers. Cross Country and IS one of the top After finishing run- District III Re- ^ returning players ner-up in the 167- gional cross coun- in the country as pound class at the try titles. A mem- ^ , ^^^^g '84 /f "^^^f she made All- meet, Lifts ber of both the « ' American last year captured the 158- cross country and as a rookie. The pound division in track teams, the 5- 5-11 player had an outstanding year in '85 and made a second consecutive ap- 11. 140-pound distance specialist also made which she played number-one most of tne pearance in the NCAA Tournament. Lifts' the finals in the '85 NCAA indoor 3000- season for the Lady Tigers and was one of accomplishments were all the more in- meter and 5000-meter outdoor events. He the top seeds in the women's NCAA Sin- credible as he did all this following knee is the current Dutch National indoor record gles Tournament a year ago. She regis- surgery in November of 1984. Overall the holder in the 5000 meters with a time of tered the most wins among the Lady Ti- senior compiled a 29-6 record, including a 1 3:33. In 1 984, he copped a pair of bronze gers, finishing her initial campaign with a 13- 3 dual meet mark, and helped the Ti- medals in both the 1500 meters outdoor 36-13 record. Stafford started playing at gers to a number-11 national ranking and outdoors and the 3000 meters indoors at the number-three slot in early March and 14- 5 record. As a sophomore in '84, his the Dutch national championships. Both- went on to capture the number-three ACC first year with the Tigers, the New Jersey ered by an Achilles problem much of the singles title. She was one of two Lady native helped Clemson equal its best con- outdoor season in '85, deBrouwer turned Tiger netters last season to capture a pair ference finish ever (second place) and in some excellent times this summer, in- of ACC crowns as she teamed with Mel- qualified five wrestlers for the NCAA Tour- cluding a 7:50 clocking in the 3000 meter, issa Seigler to win the number-two dou- nament, another team record. His two- and appears fully recovered. A junior, bles title. Stafford is a former prep All- year ACC dual meet record is 8-2, includ- deBrouwer is a veteran of several interna- American and was the number-one ranked ing a clean 4-0 sweep last year. An ac- tional meets, including the world cross junior player in Florida four straight years. counting major with hopes of earning a law country championships at Gateshead, Stafford is in her second year as a recrea- degree. Lifts posted a 3.25 GPR for the England a year ago. He is pursuing a tion and park administration major. 1 984-85 school year, tops among wrestlers. degree in recreation and parks administration.

Ill 1 1 i Th€i Last Wore1 By Bob Bradley

Frank Howard didn't play Georgia ditch. off," Howard said. Tech the first three years he was head Listed among the six victories in instead of getting a discharge, How- coach at Clemson, and he probably 1945 was a 21-7 decision over Geor- ard worked up a deal with a colonel wished he hadn't played them his fourth gia Tech. This was the first year for an where Butler would get a 45-day pass. and fiftn seasons because the com- upstart head coach named . So technically, Butler would still be in bined score of those two games was Dodd and Howard had come to their the Army, but would be in a football 92-6, Georgia Tech. respective institutions the same year uniform and not khaki. Howard had held the Clemson foot- — 1931 — Dodd after completing his Clemson was 2-1 when Butler got in ball program together during World eligibility at Tennessee and Howard the pads for the first time against

War II with a lot of players who for after graduating from Alabama follow- Pensacola Naval Air Station, a game some reason or another could not ing a Rose Bowl Victory over Wash- the Tigers won, 7-6. Butler's only sta- qualify for the armed forces. "I was ington State. tistics were in the punting game. After afraid the humane society was going Howard and Dodd meeting on the a scoreless battle against South Car- to get me for putting some of those gridiron was nothing new. They were olina, Butler started against Miami (Fla.) guys out there," Howard said, "but we just occupying different positions on in a 7-6 loss, but then led the Tigers to struggled through and kept the ship the sidelines. While they were under- three straight victories, the third one from sinking." graduates at their respective schools, being a 21 -7 win over Georgia Tech in The Tigers had winning seasons for three times the Tide met the Volunteers. Atlanta.

Howard in 1940 (6-2-1) and 1941 "Seems like they beat us the first "I have been told that Dodd didn't

(7-2), but in 1942, the first season two times," Howard recalls, "but I know even scout us, " Howard said. "I know after Pearl Harbor, the Clemson stock we beat them my senior year because he started his second team against took a dip and Howard trodded through we were undefeated." Asked about us. We didn't wait too long to score three straight losing seasons. Dodd's ability to run Howard said, "He and then he put his first team in and

But in 1945, the ox got out of the couldn't. I could run faster than he we did better against them than the coula, but he could pass, and could second." punt and could beat you." The Tigers led 14-0 at halftime and Both coaches took assistant jobs, each team scored in the fourth quarter Howard under Jess Neely at Clemson to make the final 21-7 count. and Dodd under Bill Alexander at Butler was unsuccessful on eight Georgia Tech. When Neely parted ways pass attempts, but scored two touch- with the Tigers for Rice after the Cot- downs rushing as he gained 71 yards ton Bowl victory, Howard was named on 13 carries, the longest being 25

Clemson head coach in 1940. It wasn't yards. But he excelled in punting, av- until five years later (1945) that Dodd eraging 47.6 yards on nine punts, hav- succeeded Alexander at Georgia Tech. ing two over 50 yards and two over 60 And this was to be the first meeting — one going 69. But he also returned

of a dozen between the two. punts as well as kickoffs. It was easy The war had just ended in August, to see what Butler meant to Clemson

but most of the good players were still and why Howard got real buddy-buddy in service. And Howard started looking with an Army colonel. for help. "After we beat Tech, that gave us a

Georgia sensation Charlie Trippi had 6-2-1 record, " Howard remembered, been released from service to return but Wake Forest downed the Tigers, to the Bulldogs. And Howard went to 13-6 in the final game. "If we had work to get Butch Butler out of an beaten Wake Forest, we were going army uniform and into a football uni- to the Oil Bowl (in Tulsa) and Butch form. He was told that because of so would have been our bread and butter much pressure on the Trippi discharge man."

that Butler could not be afforded the Howard says if the bowl trip had same privilege. But Howard came up come to pass, he had already planned with another idea. to ask for an extension on the 45-day

Butler had lettered with the Tigers in pass. "Believe if I had given the colo- 1941-42-43 before entering service and nel another fifth he would have come his experience would be a definite through for me," Howard says. "That

asset in post-war play. "Some of the first one I gave him was well spent Frank Howard pulled some tricks to get

Butch Butler on his squad for the 1945 Geor- guys we had playing for us were so because I don't believe we could have gia Tech game. young a cat could lick their whiskers beaten Georgia Tech without Butler."

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