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Terry Allen was not a highly-recruited player. 1 988 opponents; Virginia Tech, North Carolina, he is not playing football or delivering the mail Already Clemson's number-11 ranked rusher and Wake Forest, since his father coached at all (see James Lott). as a sophomore, and Running three schools. Harper has also spent time at James Lott worked in the Clemson Univer- back Coach never saw him play Oklahoma State and Iowa State. sity post office last summer, along with team- in high school. Most coaches felt he would be a Jesse Hatcher has reported late to pre- mates Tracy Johnson and . defensive back in college. But Allen has been season practice both years since he came to The three sorted and delivered mail, and also an AII-ACC tailback as a freshman and a soph- Clemson from Taft Junior College. The reason? gave an occasional autograph to excited young omore and is already over 2,000 yards rushing. Hatcher has been a member of the Army Na- campers. Quite a politician, Lott was student Jeff Bak loves old, classic cars. He has a tional Guard and ROTC since he was in 11th council president at A. L. Brown High School in

1 969 green GTO convertible (front license plate grade and spends his summers on guard duty. Kannapolis, NC when he was a senior. Clemson 60), but the rest of his family refuses At least once a month during football season, Richard "Jake" McCullough was raised on a to drive it. "It doesn't seem to drive well for he leaves for duty as soon as Saturday's foot- farm in Loris, SC. When he was a child, he anyone else but me," he says. ball game is over, arriving back on campus in would spend his summers getting up in the Gene Beasley, the leading tackier in Clem- time for Monday morning classes. He may be middle of the night to crop tobacco. "I was so son's defensive secondary was born with polio the only bandit-third-lieutenant in the history of little, I could barely mash the clutch in on the and had to wear leg braces until he was six- Clemson football. tractor, " he remembers. years-old. The summer before his senior year Joe Henderson is not the only famous per- Jeff "Nuny" Nunamacher likes to hunt and in high school, he was injured in an automobile son to come from Freehold, NJ. It is also the started at an early age. When he was in the accident and broke both his legs and his collar- home of rock star Bruce Springsteen. Nev- fourth grade, he snuck out of the house with a bone and fractured his knee. ertheless, Henderson promises to have his fair .22 single shot rifle and weni hunting by him- Henry Carter began this season as a student share of "Glory Days " before his Clemson ca- self. He did not bag any game that day, but he coach after lettering as a linebacker for the past reer is over. has bagged AII-ACC honors for the past two two years. This season, when fullback Chris Ricardo Hooper is the only post-graduate on years. Lancaster's playing career ended with a neck this year's squad. A former walk-on who was The Clemson Offensive Line was voted the injury, the Clemson coaches asked Carter to the Tigers' second leading receiver this sea- CarQuest Player-of-the-Game for the Tigers' rejoin the team —as a fullback —the position he son, he earned a degree in Political Science in win against Duke this season. Hard workers on played as a freshman. Carter may hold the May of 1988 and is currently working on his the field, great relaxers off the field, a group of Clemson record for career surgeries; he has master's degree. offensive linemen used to go out in the woods had his knees operated on five times. Keith Jennings had the most receptions by a surrounding Clemson on Thursday nights and Raymond Chavous is the cousin of former Tiger in last year's Citrus Bowl. His 7 catches build a bonfire. The linemen would talk and

Denver Broncos defensive end, Barney for 1 1 yards were the most since relax and still make it back to the football dorm Chavous. Chavous spent 13 years with the had 10 grabs in 1981 against Wake Forest. in time for curfew. Broncos and was his cousin's role model. Ray- Keith is the brother of Stanford Jennings, for- Hank Phillips spends time in the offseason mond grew up in the same hometown as mer Furman University star and a current mem- raising Christmas trees in his hometown of

") William ( "The Refrigerator Perry and they ber of the Cincinnati Bengals. Spruce Pine, NC. He and his brother, former played on the same rec league basketball team. Tracy Johnson, Clemson's bruising fullback, Clemson offensive guard and All-American James Coley has the largest feet of any likes to cook, play chess, and raise plants when John Phillips, have both been raising trees Clemson athlete — a size 17. How does Coley since they were saplings themselves. feel about it? "It is one of the largest feats in Richard Smith is not the only Clemson ath- ," he says. He is also the only lete to ever come from Hancock Central High player to wear three pairs of socks during School in Sparta, GA. Horace Grant, a former games, and is the reason he needs size 17. Ail-American basketball player at Clemson and Rusty Charpia is also the starting shortstop now a starter with the Chicago Bulls, also sings on the Clemson baseball team. Last spring, the ole' Hancock Central Alma Mater. Against Charpia ended the longest game in the history Kentucky in 1985, when the coaches called of the NCAA tournament, doubling in the win- Smith into the game for the first time in his ning run in the 19th inning of the Tigers' game collegiate career, he ran out on the field without with Fordham. his helmet. Luckily, another player reminded

Frank Deluliis may be the only player of Ital- him to go back and get it before the play started. ian descent on the team. His father came to the Pat Williams spends his time off the field as a

United States from Italy when he was 1 8-years- volunteer in many areas. He has worked in a old, settling in Pittsburgh where Frank was food bank, helped register voters, and taught born and raised. Frank celebrated his 23rd Bible school to three- and four-year-olds in birthday with a win over South Carolina in his recent years. Williams also enjoys collecting final home game. postcards from interesting places. If you ever Cameron "Cam" Gibson, a reserve running go anywhere interesting, drop him a line. back for the Tigers, graduated this month after Rodney Williams is now the winningest start- only three and a half years at Clemson. ing in Clemson and ACC history. Ty "Grady" Granger has a career grade When he was 13-years-old, he was in the point average of 3.21 in accounting. Granger stands at the 1 978 , wearing orange earned a perfect 4.0 last spring and could be- of course, watching the Tigers defeat the Ohio come the first Clemson football player to make State Buckeyes. The quarterback that day was Academic AII-ACC for three years since Steve Williams' idol Steve Fuller, whose passing Fuller. Granger was also a strength Ail-Ameri- yardage record Williams surpassed this can in 1986-87. season. Vance Hammond, at 6'7", is the tallest player Donnell Woolford received a letter from on the Clemson football squad. His father is a Clemson before any other schools when he state highway patrolman and patrols the side- was in high school. "I probably came to Clem- lines at Clemson home games. son because they sent me that first letter," he J. C. Harper is the son of defensive line and Rodney Williams, the winningest starting said. Last summer, Woolford received many assistant Tom Harper. Growing up, quarterback In AGO history, has been a Clem- letters from Clemson as he worked in the uni- J. C. wore the colors of three of Clemson's son fan for many years. versity post office. ACC Football Review Honors & Awards 49 Rosters. Alphabetical 48 ACC Standings 1988 26 Notes on 1988 Tigers 2 Statistics, 1988 Statistics, 1988 46 Oklahoma Series 77 Game-By-Game, Individual 42 AII-ACC Team 5i Player Biographies 16 Game by Game, Team 43 Assistant Coaches. 1988 12 Records Individual 40 Athletic Dept., Staff 86 Bowl Records 84 Participation Chart 51 Athletic Director 39 Career Records 72 Scores 43 Reviews 87 Class Records 70 Season Review, 1988 52 Career Highs 44 Defensive Records 74 Special Teams 41 Depth Chart, 1988 96 High-Low Offensive Games Starting Lineups 38 Directory. Staff IBC by Tigers and Opponents 78 Superlatives 45 Future Schedules 96 Individual 64 Team 40

Head Coach Danny Ford Last Time It Happened 69 Weekly Rankings 41 Biography 10 Longest Plays 82 Telephone Numbers IBC Comments on Citrus Bowl 95 Passing Efficiency 71 Year by Year Record 11 Season Bests 76 Cover Photos by Jim Moriarty, Bob Waldrop, Scott Harke. Other Winningest Active Coaches 7 Team 68 photos by Rob Biggerstaff, Scott Harke, Lance McKinney. Ginger Pinson (The State newspaper) and the Clemson Com- Game: 43rcl Annual Florida Citrus Bowl munications Centers, Sponsor: Florida Department of Citrus This brochure was edited and designed Beneficiary: Children's Hospitals by Tim Bourret. Editorial content by Tim Bour- Opponent: Oklahoma ret, Bob Bradley, Sam Blackman, Annabelle Vaughan, Sheri West and David Mullaney. Spe- Site: Florida Citrus Bowl (52,300) cial thanks to research by Harold Vigodsky and Kickoff: 1:30 PM, January 2, 1989 Hazel Modica. Special thanks also to football TV: ABC (Gary Bender, ) secretaries Sandy York. Elaine Swearingen and Maria McKinney. Clemson Record, 1988: 9-2 overall, 6-1 ACC, ACC Champs Printing: The R. L. Bryan Company of Colum- Preseason Ranking: #4 by AP and UPl bia. SC CU Final Ranking: #13 by AP, #13 by UPl, #13 by USA Today Cover: Donnell Woolford was a First- Oklahoma Record: 9-2 overall, 6-1 in Big Eight On The Team All-American by five services m 1 988 and Oklahoma Ranking: 10th in AP, 11th in UPl, 11th USA Today was a First-Team choice by the Football 2-0 Series Record: Oklahoma Leads Coaches in 1 987. Mark Drag had a tremendous Last Meeting: Oklahoma 52, Clemson 3 at Norman in 1972 senior year with a team best 1 2 tackles for loss Other Meeting: Oklahoma 31, Clemson 14 at OU in 1963 and made AII-ACC for the first time in his ca- reer. Terry Allen and Jeff Nunamacher both Clemson Coach: Danny Ford (Alabama 70) made AII-ACC for a second straight year and were key reasons Clemson was ninth m the 85-27-4 overall and at Clemson (.750), 10th yr. nation in rushing. On the back are five Tigers 5th winningest active coach in Division I who made the Sporting News freshman honor 1st in ACC history in winning %, 2nd in Wins roll for 1988: Dexter Davis. Chris Gardocki (honorable mention All-Amencan by AP and Oklahoma Coach: Barry Switzer (Arkansas '60) UPl). Levon Kirkland, Ed McDaniel and Jeb 157-28-4 overall and at OU (.841), 16th yr. Flesch.

#1 Winningest Active Coach in Division I

Key Phone Numbers: Clemson SID Office: (803) 656-2114 Bob Bradley at home: (803) 654-5419 In Orlando: (904) 255-8371 Sam Blackman in Clearwater: (813) 461-3222 Oklahoma SID Office: (405) 325-8225 Dylan Thomas (Citrus Bowl Media Director): Office: (407) 423-2476 Fax: (407) 425-8451 Home: (407) 843-2064 Clemson Travel Plans: The Tigers will practice in Clearwater, FL at the Clear- water Phillies Baseball Park between December 18-23. Sam Blackman of the Clemson SID office will be with the football team during that time and will handle

all interview requests. Clemson will headquarter m Clearwater at the Holiday Inn Surfside on 400 Mandalay Avenue. Clemson will move to Orlando on the 23rd and will headquarter at the Stouffer Orlando Resort on 6677 Sea Harbor Drive (305) 351-5555. Bob Bradley will arrive on the 23rd and will be with the team until January 3. Annabelle Vaughan of the Clemson SID Staff will arrive on the 26th and also will be available to coordinate player interviews. Tim Bourret will not arrive until New Year's Eve night and will be in Portland with the Clemson basketball team. Clemson was second in the nation in turnover margin.

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1988 Offense Was Ford's Best Sack Differential Awesome In terms of total offense per game, rush- One of the major statistical differences ing offense per game, yards per rush and between Clemson and its opponents over third-down conversions, this was Danny the last three years is in terms of quarter- Ford's top offense of his 10 full seasons back sacks. Clemson has outsacked the as head coach at Clemson. The Tigers opposition by an incredible 94-9 over the averaged 397.4 yards per game in total last three years. Clemson QBs have been offense and would have broken the 400- trapped trying to pass just twice all sea- yard mark had it not been for a 35-yard son and only once all year has Rodney loss on a bad snap in formation Williams been sacked. Last year it was a against N.C. State. The 397.4 figure beat 36-4 margin and in 1 986 it was 26-3. It will the 391.5 yards per game mark of Clem- be an interesting test for the Oklahoma son's national championship team as far defense, which has 38 sacks for the as best figures under Ford. It ranks as the season. second best in Clemson history behind The Stat is also a testimony to Clem- the 1 978 club that averaged 428 yards per son's senior dominated line. Center Jeff game. Bak, tackles Jeff Nunamacher, Frank De- This Clemson team averages 277.6 luliis and Ty Granger have been main- yards per game rushing, best under Ford stays along with tight end James Coley for and second only to the 289.1 by the 1978 four seasons. This group is also a major team. This club also had just 1 2 turnovers, reason Clemson has averaged 265 rush- best under Ford and third best in Clemson ing yards per game over the last three history, while the yards per rush figure of seasons and won the last three ACC rush- Two-time AII-ACC tackle Jeff Nunamacher is reason averaged 397.4 yards 4.88 is the best under Ford and the fourth ing titles. one Clemson per game in total offense, best ever under best in Clemson history. Third-down con- Ford and the second highest figure in Clem- version stats go back just to 1 978, but the Clemson Rushing the Key to Offense son history. .503 by this club is the first Clemson team Clemson's rushing attack is the key to over the 50-percent mark. the offense and that has been the case for 1948 season) when Clemson capped a

the last 12 years. Since Danny Ford has perfect 1 1 -0 season with a 24-23 win over been at Clemson the Tigers have aver- the Missouri Tigers. Clemson defeated Ford's Best Offensive Teams aged 143 yards per game on 29 attempts Missouri in Missouri in 1951 by a 34-0 Total Points/Game from the tailback position, including 31 score. The Tigers are on Clemson's

Offense/Game 1. 1984 31.5 attempts for 165 yards a game this sea- schedule in the 1990s.

1. 1988 397.4 2. 1983 30.7 son. Over Ford's career Clemson has Clemson actually outgained Oklahoma

2. 1981 391.5 3. 1988 29.9 averaged at least 200 yards a game on the 285-212 in the 1963 game, but the Tigers 3. 1983 383.5 4. 1981 28.2 ground every year but 1980 and the aver- could not hold a 14-0 lead and Oklahoma 4. 1986 380.8 5. 1987 27.8 age yards per attempt has been over 4.2 in scored the last 31 points of the game.

5. 1984 380.4 every season since 1981. Clemson led 14-7 at the half. Lance

Over Ford's 1 16-game career Clemson Rentzel was the leading rusher in the Rushing/Game Fewest Turnovers has averaged 55 rushes per game for game with three carries for 51 yards. all 1. 1988 277.6 1. 1988 12 237.4 yards per contest and 4.3 yards per Oklahoma completed only one pass 2. 1986 270.4 2. 1979 21 carry. This year's team has been the best day.

3. 1983 250.2 3. 1981 24 in terms of yards per game and yards per Oklahoma gained 475 yards rushing 4. 1981 248.1 1982 24 carry with 277.76 and 4.88 figures. against the Tigers in the 1 972 game as the

5. 1987 247.7 1986 24 Sooners featured backs Greg Pruitt and Clemson vs. The Big Eight Joe Washington. That is still the second Yards/Play Yards/Rush Clemson is 3-3 against the Big Eight most yards rushing in a game by a Clem-

1. 1983 5.42 1. 1988 4.88 over the years, but two of the three wins son opposing team. Washington had 2. 1988 5.36 2. 1983 4.7 have taken place in bowl games. The Ti- three carries for 82 yards in the contest, 3. 1981 5.16 3. 1986 4.6 gers are 2-1 against the Big Eight in bowl but Tim Welsh was the top rusher with 4. 1987 5.12 4. 1987 4.49 games and of course Clemson's only na- 24-158.

5. 1986 4.98 5. 1984 4.46 tional championship was claimed with a 22-15 win over Nebraska in the 1982 Or- Knockdown Block Leaders 3rd Down Conv. First Downs/Game ange Bowl at the end of the 1981 season. Clemson offensive coaches have been -1 1. 1988 .503 1. 1981 21.16 Clemson is 0-2 against Oklahoma, a 31 keeping knockdown blocks for a number 2. 1986 .475 2. 1988 20.82 loss at Norman in 1963 and a 52-3 loss at of years and take great care in using the 3. 1983 .475 3. 1986 20.16 Norman in 1972. Eddie Seigler kicked a Stat as a motivating factor for offensive 4. 1981 .468 4. 1984 20.09 49-yard field goal on the last play of the linemen, running backs and wide receiv-

5. 1985 .451 5. 1985 19.58 game to avert the shutout in 1972. ers. This year's knockdown block champ 1987 19.58 Clemson's other bowl win over the Big was James Coley, the starting tight end.

Eight came in the 1 949 Gator Bowl (end of Coley had 68 for the season in 503 plays

2 from scrimmage. He beat out starting cen- —Chris Gardocki, 16th in FG/G with — 7th in scoring defense with 13.4 points per ter Jeff Bak, who had a career high 60 for 1 .55 FG per game game the season, and fullback Wesley McFad- Oklahoma — 21st in turnover margin with +0.64 den, who had 60. McFadden and Tracy — Kevin Thompson, 8th in int/game turnovers per game Johnson combined for 118 from the full- with 0.55 per game back position. Here is a list of the nine —Scott Garl, 20th m int/game with 0.45 Freshmen Make Contribution players who had at least 30 knockdown per game While this IS a veteran team with 13 senior starters, including eight on offense, blocks this season: —Todd Thomsen, 30th in punting with 40.89 yards/punt this is a team that started five freshmen Name, Pos. KDs who held down six slots in the 24-man

1. James Coley, TE 68 Team starting lineup. The Tigers had freshman

2. Jeff Bak, C 60 Clemson starters at , , offensive Wesley McFadden, FB 60 — 9th in rushing offense with 277.6 guard, cornerback, outside linebacker per 4. Tracy Johnson, FB 58 yards game and inside linebacker. Danny Ford's 1983 —28th in total offense with 397.36 5. Eric Harmon, OG 53 team started five freshmen at five posi- yards per game 6. Jeb Flesch, OG 47 tions. This year, Chris Gardocki held 31st in net punting with 36.9 yards 7. Keith Jennings, WR 38 — down both the placekicker and the punter per punt 8. Jeff Nunamacher, OT 35 positions and that is why it is five players — 22nd in scoring offense with 29.9 9. Frank Deluliis, OT 33 starting at six positions. points per game In fact you have to go back to the 1943 in Bowl Williams Outstanding Games — 14th in rushing defense with 116.2 team during World War II to find a Clem- Rodney Williams has been the MVP of yards per game son team that started more freshmen than each of Clemson's last two bowl wins, a — 31 st in pass defense with 1 63.4 yards this one. That 1943 team started nine 27-21 triumph over Stanford in the 1986 per game freshmen. Gator Bowl and a 35-1 victory over Penn —1 2th in total defense with 279.5 yards The 1988 group of Clemson freshmen State in the 1988 Citrus Bowl. No Clem- per game starters include Gardocki, a first-year son player has been even a two-time bowl — 8th in scoring defense with 13.7 freshman. Dexter Davis, a first-year fresh- MVP other than Williams. Another perfor- points per game man cornerback, redshirt freshman offen- mance like the previous two and we will — 2nd in turnover margin with ^1.82 sive guard Jeb Flesch, and redshirt fresh- have to call him Mr. January. turnovers per game men linebackers Levon Kirkland and Ed 9-23 for 159 yards and Williams was Oklahoma McDaniels. touchdowns against Minnesota in the with 343.4 — 4th in rushing offense All five made a significant impact on the 1 985 Independence Bowl. In 1 986 he was yards per game Clemson team. Gardocki was 16th in the 12-19 for 135 yards and TDs against with 410.64 —22nd in total offense country in field goals and would have been Stanford, then was 15-24 for 214 yards yards per game 15th in punting had he had enough at- and TDs in the Citrus Bowl. For his — 6th in net punting with 39.5 yards per tempts to qualify. Flesch was sixth on the career he is 36-67 for 508 yards (.537) for punt club in knockdown blocks with 47, while his bowl career. points per —24th in scoring with 29.6 Dexter Davis was second in pass deflec- game tions with eight. Kirkland was second on Clemson and Oklahoma in with 135.3 — 26th in rushing defense the team in tackles for loss and McDaniel NCAA Stats Top 50 yards per game led the team in tackles with 90. He needs with 181.3 Individuals — 47th in pass defense just four tackles in the Citrus Bowl to Clemson yards per game break Henry Walls' Clemson freshman with yards —Terry Allen, 15th in rushing, 103.55 —30th in total defense 316.5 record for tackles in a season. yards per game per game Here is a list of the freshmen who have been starters over the course of the sea- son under Danny Ford:

Year Players Pos., Name (Starts)

1979 1 OT Gary Brown (11)

1980 1 TE Jeff Wells (6)

1981 2 PK (9), P (10) 1982

1983 5 BAN Terence Mack (7),

LB Henry Walls (11),

WR Ray Williams (5),

TB Kenny Flowers (5),

WR Shelton Boyer (8)

1984 1 DT (10)

1985 2 OB Rodney Williams (9),

FB Chris Lancaster (5)

1986 1 FS James Lott (7) 1987 2 OG Eric Harmon (11),

TB Terry Allen (6) 1988 5 PK-P Chris Gardocki (11),

OG Jeb Flesch (8),

CB Dexter Davis (6),

OLB Levon Kirkland (6), fumble in 199 carries despite taking Allen was 15th in the nation in rushing and did not lose a LB Ed McDaniel 233 (8) hits like the one above. Since losing three fumbles at North Carolina in 1987 he has gone straight carries without a fumble.

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Williams Winningest Starting QB Clemson Bowl Appearances Allen First-Team AII-ACC Again Clemson quarterback Rodney Williams Clemson will make its fourth straight Terry Allen led Clemson in rushing in became Clemson's winningest starting postseason bowl appearance this year each of the last seven games and nine of quarterback when Clemson defeated Vir- and its 15th bowl appearance overall. It is the 11 for the season. He had over 100 ginia Tech in the season opener. He the first time that Clemson has been to yards five times and at one point rushed guided Clemson to nine wins in the regular four straight bowls. Clemson has a per- for 777 yards in a six-game period (129.5 season and now has an ACC record 31 fect 4-0 record in bowl games played in yards per game). Allen finished second in career victories. Matt Kupec of North Car- Florida under Danny Ford. the league in rushing after leading the olina held the previous ACC record for his conference most of the season. Kennard

24 wins between 1 976 and 1 979. Williams Year Bowl Opponent Result Martin of UNO had 291 yards on the last starter at Clemson, nine catch Allen has 31 wins as a 1940 Cotton Boston College W 6-3 day of the season to by seven Jordan had between more than Homer 1949 Gator Missouri W 24-23 yards. 1982. The Tigers are 31-10-2 The two-time AII-ACC player has now 1979 and 1951 Orange Miami (PL) W 15-14 least 1 in five of his last under Williams, a .744 percentage. Mike 1952 Gator Miami (PL) L 0-14 gained at 00 yards still winning percentage including high of 167 Eppley holds the 1957 Orange Colorado L 21- 27 seven contests, a is list of North Carolina, contest in which record at .796. Here a Clemson's 1959 Sugar LSU L 0-7 against a on a total wins broke 18 tackles in 29 rushing at- winningest 1959 Bluebonnet Texas Christian W 23-7 he basis. 1977 Gator Pittsburgh L 3-34 tempts. Allen went over 1 yards for the sea- 1978 Gator Ohio State W 17- 15 ,000 for his career RK Name Years Record PCT 1979 Peach Baylor L 18- 24 son and over 2,000 yards with the performance against Maryland. 1. Rodney Williams 1985-88 31-10-2 .744 1982 Orange Nebraska W 22- 15 Allen has 1,139 this season, the sixth 2. 1979-82 22-6-1 .776 1985 Independence Minnesota L 13-20 Clemson to go over 1,000 3. Mike Eppley 1980-84 21-5-1 .796 1986 Gator Stanford W 27-21 yards in a season, and he is the first soph- 4. Steve Fuller 1975-78 21-11-3.643 1987 Citrus Penn State W 35-10 omore to go over 2,000 for a career. He 5. Harvey White 1957-59 18-7 .720 1988 Citrus Oklahoma presently has 21 1 2, the 1 1 th highest total 6. Bobby Gage 1946-48 17-7 .708 in Clemson history and he needs 29 to go Weird Stat Update Preseason Rankings ahead of . Clemson was chosen preseason That is quite a statement in itself to think In 1 985 we published a stat that showed three publications this surpass Austin's four-year a relationship between Clemson's football number-one by that Allen can and of his record and whether or not Deborah Ford year. Game Plan, New York Times career total by the end sophomore Football Weekly. Out of 21 polls is- was with child. At that time Clemson won Pro season. sued all 21 chose Clemson in the top 10. Allen, who has not lost a fumble in 199 80 percent of its games in seasons when of Amer- this year, is currently she was not pregnant and 50 percent The Football Writers Association rushing attempts ica placed Clemson number-nine for the just behind Cliff Austin's Clemson record when she was. In 1985 she gave birth to Tigers' worst ranking. The average rank- for yards rushing per game over the Lee Ford, who now is a healthy three- Austin played just 10 year-old destined to become a Clemson ing was number-four. course of a season. in (missed the 1 1th to a Tiger placekicker (certainly not a golfer). games 1982 due in the Poll in the family) and had 1064 for the That was a 6-6 season for the Tigers. Clemson AP death Deborah has not been pregnant since Clemson is ranked 13th in the AP poll season. Allen has 1 1 39 through 1 1 games heading into the Citrus Bowl, one spot and needs 1 39 yards to break Austin's per and it is interesting to note that the stats better than its position heading into last record. He needs just 120 yards to have held the same. Clemson is 27-6-2 game in Orlando. Tigers have Flagler's total rushing since the 1985 season ended and that year's game The break Terrance been ranked in the top 20 for the last mark for a single season. Allen computes to exactly an 80 percent win- now yardage in the longest stretch in over his ning percentage. 33 AP polls a row, has a 96-yard average per game Clemson football history. Clemson was career, ahead of the Clemson record of

last out of the poll on December 7, 1 986 in 85.7 held by Buddy Gore who played be- the poll prior to the Gator Bowl. But, Clem- tween 1966 and 1968. son won convincingly over Stanford and ended the season 17th with an 8-2-2 rec- Outside Linebackers Finish Strong ord. Last year Clemson was ranked 12th Clemson's starting outside linebackers, in the final AP poll off a 10-2 record. Here Jesse Hatcher and Levon Kirkland, had is a list of Clemson teams that have their best game of the season as a unit at

finished the season ranked in the final AP Maryland. Hatcher had 1 2 tackles and 1 .5

top 20: (Keep in mind that there was no sacks, while Kirkland led the team with 1 poll after bowl games prior to 1973.) stops, including three tackles for loss. The redshirt freshman also had an intercep- Year Rank Record Poll Points tion return for 22 yards that virtually put 1939 12 8-1-1 122 the game away for the Tigers, and also 1948 11 9-0-0 629 had a sack. It was the career high tackle 1950 10 8-0-1 374 total for both players. 1951 19 7-2-0 17 They continued the pace against South 1956 19 7-1-2 28 Carolina in many ways. Hatcher had 11 1958 12 8-2-0 246 more tackles, including a couple of sacks 1959 11 8-2-0 239 and a caused fumble that was the hardest 1977 19 8-3-1 37 hit of the year. Kirkland had four stops and 1978 6 11-1-0 950 recovered a fumble.

1981 1 12-0-0 977 1982 8 9-1-1 656 Clemson Leaders in ACC Stats 1983 11 9-1-1 585 Clemson won the ACC title for the third Williams, the ACC's winningest quarterback, 1986 17 8-2-2 209 year in a row, yet had only one individual has been the MVP of Clemson's last two bowl co-champi- games. 1987 12 10-2-0 537 ACC champion and that was a

4 Bak, Rodney Williams and Gene Beasley Williams After October 25 hold the Clemson record for starts at their Year Cmp-Att Yds Int TD PCT Eff position. Here is a graphic of Clemson s experience by starter: 1986 50-87 638 2 3 .575 125.9 1987 38-69 589 5 3 .551 126.9 Offense 1988 35-65 520 1 2 .540 128.1 1988 Career Tot 123-22) 1747 8 8 .556 126.5 Pos Name Yr. Plays GP-GS TB Terry Allen So. 502 22-17 Turnover-less Games Under Ford FB Tracy Johnson Sr. 393 42-22 Clemson was second in the nation in QB Rodney Williams Sr. 709 47-43 turnover margin this year and third in WR Keith Jennings Sr. 536 46-23 fewest total turnovers committed. Only

WR Richardo Hooper Gr. 473 35-18 Michigan with 10 and Army with 1 1 com- TE James Coley Sr, 503 45-16 mitted fewer turnovers than Clemson did C Jeff Bak Sr. 762 47-35 this season. Clemson had a record five OT Frank Deluliis Sr. 436 45-23 turnover-less games this season, and did OT Jeff Nunamacher Sr. 491 41-29 not have a turnover against Penn State in OG Eric Harmon So. 709 23-23 the Florida Citrus Bowl. Clemson is 13-2 -8 OG Jeb Flesch Fr 482 1 1 under Ford when it has not had a turnover by the offense and both losses took place Defense when the opposition also did not have a 1988 Career turnover (South Carolina is 1 979 and Flor- Pos Name Yr. Plays GP-GS ida State in 1 988). The Tigers did not have BAN Jesse Hatcher Sr. 551 23-19 a turnover in their last 207 offensive plays Levon Kirkland Fr. 409 11-6 OLB to close the season. Williams did not DT Rich McCullough Sr. 407 41-14 throw an in his last 45 47-14 MG Mark Drag Sr. 446 passes. Clemson began the season with Kirkland is one of five freshmen who start for Vance 314 19-6 DT Hammond So. only one turnover (by the second string Clemson's "Veteran" team. LB Ed McDaniel Fr. 528 11-8 offense) in its first 285 plays. LB Doug Brewster So. 440 22-13 Here is a list of the games without a Donnell Woolford Sr. 46-34 onship. Freshman placekicker Chris Gar- CB 648 turnover since Danny Ford has been the FS James Lott Jr. 658 34-30 docki averaged 1 .55 field goals per game coach of the Tigers (Ohio State game of CB Dexter Davis Fr. 429 10-6 for the year off 17-30 and tied for the 1978); SS Gene Beasley Sr. 587 43-36 league championship with Dan Plocki of Maryland. Gardocki was also rated sec- CU Opp Williams Down the Home Stretch Year Opponent Tot Off Turn Score ond in the league in punting with a 42.5- Veteran quarterback Rodney Williams yard average. He is the first Tiger since 1979 Furman 383 21-0 win has performed well in the clutch over the 1956 to handle both chores, Charlie Bus- 1979 Virginia 377 1 17-7 win last three seasons. He has led Clemson to sey was the last to do it. 1979 South Carolina 345 9-13 loss nine come-from-behind wins in the fourth As far as team categories are con- 1981 Kentucky 288 5 21-3 win quarter during his career and that is one cerned, Clemson led the league in turn- 1981 Virginia 426 2 27-0 win example of his cool under pressure. An- over margin with a +1.82 per game, 1982 Maryland 231 5 24-22 win other example of his clutch play is his which was also second best in the nation. 1984 Duke 547 2 54-21 win passing stats at the end of the season Clemson was also first in scoring with a 1985 N.C. State 396 5 39-10 win when conference titles and bowl bids are 29.9 average, and first in rushing offense 1986 North Carolina 434 3 38-10 win on the line. with 277.6 yards per game, the second 1987 Penn State 499 3 35-10 win During the last three seasons Williams highest total in Clemson history. Clemson 1988 Virginia Tech 342 4 40-7 win has completed just 41 percent of his was second in the league in total defense, 1988 Florida State 364 21-24 loss passes before October 25, as he is rushing defense and scoring defense to 1988 Georgia Tech 372 5 30-13 win 149-362 for 2071 yards and 14 intercep- N,C. State. 1988 Maryland 512 1 49-25 Win tions. But after October 25 he is 123-221 1988 South Carolina 417 4 29-10 win for 1 747 yards, a .556 completion percent- Clemson's Veteran Team age. Additionally, his passing efficiency Clemson has 28 seniors and 13 of them The Clemson record for fewest turn- prior to October 25 is 87.6 and after that started over the course of the season. overs in a season is eight, set by the 1940 date it is 126.5. Perhaps his November 1 Three others were consistent starters at club. That team played just nine games birthday has something to do with it. one time or another in their careers. Clem- (6-2-1). Clemson has had at least 21 turn- Williams has continued the trend this son began the season with 15 starters, overs every year under Danny Ford and year as he hit 35-65 for 520 yards, a .540 but Pat Williams was hurt in the first game the Tigers have not been under 20 since completion mark since October 25. He and Rusty Seyle lost his punting job to 1970 when Clemson had 19. In fact 19 is completed the season with a pair of 200- Chris Gardocki, although he did kick off the fewest over the course of the season yard games in terms of total offense, 203 and handle PATs all year. The 1978 and since 1940. So with only 12 turnovers this at Maryland and 230 against South Caro- 1968 teams both started 15 seniors and year the 1988 club is a lock to have the lina. Williams is over 5,000 yards in total those represent the most veteran teams in lowest total since 1940 and the third offense for his career (5424) and only Clemson history. Thus teams that end in a lowest total in Clemson history (1938 Steve Fuller is ahead of him with 6096. year with an eight are veteran teams at team had only 10 turnovers.) Clemson. Williams Before October 25 As far as turnover margin is concerned, Under Danny Ford. 13 senior starters the -^2.1 per game figure by the 1940 Year Cmp-Att Yds Int TD PCT Eff over the course of the season is the rec- team holds the record. Clemson had eight 1986 48-112 607 6 1 .425 79.9 ord, and the 1982, 1984 and 1988 teams turnovers on offense and forced 27 on 1987 63-140 897 5 3 .450 98.8 hold that distinction. Of the 13 senior defense that season. The second best 1988 38-110 567 3 3 .345 81.5 margin is the +20 + 1.82 per game) by starters 1 1 have played in over 40 games ( and six have at least 25 career starts. Jeff Tot 149-362 2071 'A 7 .410 87 6 this 1988 team. The 1981 National Cham-

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Ford's Senior Classes but one season (1965), Clemson tied for This 1988 class is the first group in the title. Clemson history to go to four bowl games. The 1988 seniors also have been Previously, the senior groups of 1951, ranked in the AP poll 38 times heading into

1959, 1979, 1980, 1981, and 1987 had the Citrus Bowl, a Clemson record. It can been to three bowls apiece. No class has also tie for the most final AP Top 20 rank- ever won three bowl games so the 1988 ings, as this group has two in the bag and in group can do that with a win the Citrus would love a third come January 3. Here is Bowl on January 2. It is also the first Clem- a grid that summarizes the senior classes son class to win three outright ACC titles. under Danny Ford: The seniors of 1 967 won three ACC titles,

Senior Overall Final Weeks Bov\/l ACC Class Record PCI ACC PCT AP Top 20 in Poll Record Titles

1979 30-14-3 .670 14-7-2 .652 2 22 1-2 1

1980 33-13-1 .713 16-7-1 .688 2 22 1-2 1 1981 37-10-0 .787 18-6-0 .750 2 26 2-1 2 1982 35-10-1 .772 16-6-0 .727 2 30 1-1 2 1983 36-7-2 .822 21-4-0 .840 3 31 1-0 2 37-6-2 24-2-0 1-0 1984 .844 .923 3 37 2 Bak has had over 2,300 center snaps to 1985 31-12-2 .711 22-5-0 .815 2 25 0-1 1 Williams who has taken 2,973 in four years.

1986 30-13-3 .685 21-6-1 .768 2 18 1-1 1 1987 31-14-2 .681 20-7-1 .732 2 28 2-1 2 1988 33-12-2 .723 21-6-1 .768 2 38 2-1 3

Three With Chance for Games pionship team had a + 1 7 for the year and Raymond Chavous, DT (3 bowls, 3 Played Mark a +1.42. starts, 118 plays, 11 tackles) Three seniors have a chance to break

Under Danny Ford Clemson is 53-3-2 James Coley, TE (3 bowls, 1 start, 1 the Clemson record for total games when the Tigers commit fewer turnovers catch 19 yards, 5 KDs) played in a career if they play the Citrus than the opposition. Frank Deluliis, OT (3 bowls, 1 start, 92 Bowl against Oklahoma. Mark Drag, Jeff plays, 5 KDs) Bak and Rodney Williams all have played Williams Now First in Many Passing Mark Drag, MG (3 bowls, starts, 58 in every game over the last four years and Categories plays, 5 tackles) have a chance to play in 48 for their re-

Rodney Williams became Clemson's Ty Granger, OT (3 bowls, 1 start, 121 spective careers. The Clemson record for career leader in passing yardage at Mary- plays, 6 KDs) games played is held by the three current land when he was 9-14 for 139 yards. J. C. Harper, DT (3 bowls, starts, 36 players plus six other players: Charlie Williams now has 4590 passing yards in plays) Bauman, MG, 1976-79; Jeff Davis, LB, his 47-game career, beating the previous Keith Jennings, WR (3 bowls, 1 start, 1 1978-81 ; Willie Underwood, DB, 1977-80; mark of 4359 by Steve Fuller (1975-78). catches, 161 yds, 1 TD) , DT, 1978-81; James Earle,

He enters the Citrus Bowl off the best Tracy Johnson, FB (3 bowls, 1 start, OLB, 1984-87; John Phillips, OG, game of his senior season, 13-26 for 192 26-119 and 3 TDs) 1984-87. yards against South Carolina in his final Richard Smith, FS (3 bowls, 1 start, 46 Drag had started just three games home game. plays and 8 tackles) heading into this year, while Williams and Williams also has more career attempts Rodney Williams QB (3 bowls, 3 starts, Bak have established new games started (706) and more career completions (328) 36-67 (.537), 508 yds) records at their respective positions. Bak than any other Clemson quarterback and Donnell Woolford, CB (3 bowls, 2 starts, has 35 starts under his belt (all in a row the is third in interception avoidance. Less 9 tackles, 1 int) longest active streak by a current Tiger) than four percent of his pass attempts and broke Ted Bunion's (1962-64) record have been intercepted over the years and Ford Ties Howard of 30 at midseason. he has thrown just four into enemy hands With the win over Maryland, Danny Ford Williams needed just three starts head- this season. Only Billy Lott and Steve tied Frank Howard's ACC record for out- ing into this year to catch Steve Fuller, Fuller are ahead in terms of interception right conference championships. Howard who had 35 starts between 1975 and avoidance. had ACC titles five times by himself and 1978. Williams has 43 so far and if he coached Clemson to a co-championship starts against Oklahoma he will break the First Bowl Class in 1965. Ford, just 40 years of age and in Clemson record for total starts in a career. This is the first group of Clemson foot- his 10th full season at Clemson, has and Dale Hatcher both started ball players to go to a bowl game four guided Clemson to ACC titles in 1981, 43 for the Tigers. Only three others, re- straight years. There are 28 seniors on 1982, 1986, 1987 and 1988. gardless of position, have started over 40 this team, some have not been around all This is the fourth time in ACC history in a career: Bubba Brown, LB (42), four years. Thirteen of the active players that a program has won three ACC titles Jonathan Brooks DE (40), and Jim in have a chance to participate a fourth outright in a row. Duke did it between Stuckey, DT (40). No Clemson offensive bowl game. Only two have started the 1960-62, Maryland accomplished the feat player had ever started 40 games in a

previous three, Rodney Williams (QB) and between 1974-76 and the Terps did it career before Williams. Raymond Chavous (DT). Here is a list of again from 1983-85. Including co-champi- One other starter broke a Clemson rec- the 13 players who have a chance to play onships, Duke won the ACC title between ord for starts at a position. Gene Beasley in four straight bowl games: 1953-55 (2 ties), N.C. State did it between had 10 starts this year, giving him 36 for

1963-65 (2 ties), and Clemson did it be- his career, a record for a Clemson defen- Jeff Bak, C (3 bowls, 2 starts, 1 37 plays, tween 1965-67 tie). Thus, Clemson will sive back. He broke the record of 35 for- six knockdowns) (1 be shooting for a record fourth straight merly held by , who is now Gene Beasley, SS (3 bowls, 2 starts, league title in 1989. with the New York Giants. 100 plays, 13 tackles)

6 Ford and Switzer in Top Five Bowl. It is also interesting to note that Danny Ford began the 1988 season Ford is 6-4-1 against the other nine

sixth among winningest active coaches in coaches in the Top 1 including wins over

Division I of the NCAA. He has now moved Tom Osborne of Nebraska and Joe Pa- into the number-five slot and will face terno of Penn State, the number-two and number-one ranked Barry Switzer when three ranked coaches. Here is the up-to- Clemson meets Oklahoma in the Citrus date list of winningest active coaches.

Name School Games Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pet.

1 . Barry Switzer Oklahoma 189 16 157 28 4 .841 2. Tom Osborne Nebraska 195 16 158 35 2 .815 3. Joe Paterno Penn State 268 23 212 54 2 .795 4. Bo Schembechler Michigan 294 26 223 63 8 .772 5. Danny Ford Clemson 116 '10 85 27 4 .750

6. LaVelle Edwards BYU 207 17 154 52 1 .748 7. Pat Dye Auburn 173 15 125 45 3 .731 8. Terry Donahue UCLA 152 13 107 38 7 .727 9. Bobby Bowden Florida State 257 23 184 70 3 .722 10. Vince Dooley Georgia 287 25 200 77 10 .714

* Full Seasons

Woolford Set PBU Mark and Chases turns for his career and that is second on Punt Return Mark the Clemson list. He needs just 26 yards to All-America cornerback Donnell Wool- break Shad Bryant's record for a career,

ford had 1 3 passes broken up this season which was 779 between 1937 and 1939. to lead the ACC and he set a new Clemson career record in the process. The native of Ford vs. Ranked Teams Fayetteville, NO has 42 for his career, Danny Ford is the only coach at Clem- The beat goes on for Ford, who 10 eclipsing the record of 33 held by Delton son to have a winning record against AP has straight winning regular seasons, five ACC titles and Hall, now of the . top 20 teams and he already has the most now seven bowl appearances. Here he helps Woolford had 1 5 last year to tie a Clemson wins over ranked teams by a Clemson continue the "Beat the Drum tradition" which single record. coach. Ford is 14-11-1 against AP top 20 season is held the week of the South Carolina game. Woolford ranked third in the nation in teams, including 5-3-1 at Death Valley. He average punt returns last year with a 1 5.0 is 3-1 against top 20 teams at Death Valley State. A led Baylor team is mark. His 345 yards in total punt return when Clemson is also ranked in the top 20 the only top 20 team to beat Ford in a bowl yards was the third best single season in at the time. It is also interesting to note game. Clemson history. But, this season his total that Ford is 4-1 against top 20 teams in fell in returns. bowl games and has wins over Ohio to just 192 27 Seniors Have Best Offensive Line Game in State, Nebraska, Stanford and Penn He currently has 754 yards punt re- Clemson's veteran offensive linemen FORD VS. TOP 20 TEAMS came to the forefront in the ACC title CU Rk Opp Rk Opponent Site Year Outcome clinching win at Maryland. Jeff Nuna- macher, Ty Granger, Frank Deluliis and 7 20 Ohio State N1 1978 W 17-15 Jeff Bak all graded at least 81 percent and 14 Wake Forest H 1979 w 31-0 had at least five knockdown blocks 13 19 South Carolina A 1979 L 9-13 apiece. Overall, Clemson's offensive line 18 20 Baylor N2 1979 L 18-24 had its highest average grade of the sea- 10 Georgia A 1980 L 16-20 son from coaches Larry Van Der Heyden 14 North Carolina H 1980 L 19-24 and Bill D Andrea. 14 South Carolina H 1980 W 27-6 4 Georgia H 1981 W 13-3 Bak led the way with 91 percent and 1 for his 62 snaps. is 2 8 North Carolina A 1981 w 10-8 knockdowns Bak a prime reason Clemson led the league in 1 4 Nebraska N3 1981 w 22-15 rushing for the third straight 11 7 Georgia A 1982 L 7-13 season. rushing during 13 18 North Carolina H 1982 w 16-13 Clemson had 3,054 yards the regular season, the second highest 11 18 Maryland A 1982 w 24-22 regular season total in history. 11 Georgia H 1983 T 16-16 Clemson 10 North Carolina A 1983 w 16-3 Nunamacher had an 81 percent grade with four blocks in 46 17 11 Maryland H 1983 w 52-27 knockdown plays 2 20 Georgia A 1984 L 23-26 and made AII-ACC against Maryland for 13 20 Georgia Tech A 1984 L 21-28 the second straight season. Deluliis, starting tackle all 9 South Carolina H 1984 L 21-22 a season 14 Georgia A 1986 W 31-28 along with Nunamacher, had an 84 per- cent against Maryland, his third 16 20 N.C. State A 1986 L 3-27 plus-80 20 Stanford N1 1986 W 27-21 performance of the year, and had five knockdown blocks. Granger, 4.0 stu- 8 18 Georgia H 1987 W 21-20 a dent in accounting in the second semester 8 12 South Carolina A 1987 L 7-20 last year and an Academic All-America 14 20 Penn State N4 1987 W 35-10 candidate, had a career high 86 percent 3 10 Florida State H 1988 L 21-24 grade on 31 plays and had four Bowl; N3 at Orange Bowl; N4 at Citrus Bowl N1 at Gator Bowl; N2 at Peach knockdowns.

7 Clemson history that a wide receiver had Tigers in Pro Football roster. Kenny Flowers and scored two rushing touchdowns on end- Clemson had 1 6 players on opening day were the players on injured reserve who around plays in the same game. Against rosters, plus two more on injured missed the entire season. is NFL Joe Bostic Duke he played just five snaps due to a leg reserve according to rosters released by the player with the most NFL experience injury, but scored two touchdowns on the NFL. Steve Fuller was signed by San among Clemson players in the pros with pass receptions. Diego during the season, giving Clemson 1 seasons, while his brother, Jeff Bostic, Cooper went over the 1 , 000-yard mark 19 total players on NFL rosters this year. is in his ninth year. Joe is with the Phoenix for his career in reception yardage with his Michael Dean Perry was the only player Cardinals and Jeff is with the Washington 45-yard catch at Maryland and he is the from the 1987 team to make it to an NFL Redskins. first Clemson player to reach 1 ,000 yards NFL Clemson with less than 50 receptions. Cooper now # Name Pos. Team Years Years has averaged 21 .8 yards per reception •71 Dan Benish DT Washington Redskins 5 1983-88 over his career, a mark that is above the 53 Jeff Bostic C Washington Redskins 9 1977-80 former record of 20.4, set by Joe Blalock 71 Joe Bostic OG Phoenix Cardinals 10 1975-78 in 1939-41. That record has stood for al- 77 Jeff Bryant DT Seattle Seahawks 7 1978-81 most half a century. 80 K.D. Dunn TE 4 1981-84 32 Terrenes Flagler RB 2 1982-86 Fourth-Quarter Fireworks •48 Kenny Flowers RB Atlanta Falcons 2 1983-86 Clemson scored 28 points in the fourth 4 Steve Fuller QB San Diego Chargers 10 1975-78 quarter on just nine offensive plays 35 Delton Hall DB Pittsburgh Steelers 2 1983-86 against Maryland, without a doubt the 5 Dale Hatcher P L.A. Rams 4 1981-84 most productive final quarter in Clemson 54 Andy Headen DE New York Giants 6 1979-82 history on a points per play basis. It also tied 1 Donald Igwebuike PK Tampa Bay Bucs 4 1981-84 the Clemson record for most points 43 Terry Kinard FS New York Giants 6 1978-82 scored in the fourth quarter by a Clemson 34 RB 4 1980-83 team and tied for second highest in Clem- 23 Rod McSwain DB 5 1980-83 son history as far as scoring by both 92 Michael Dean Perry DT Cleveland Browns R 1984-87 teams in the fourth quarter is concerned. 72 William Perry DE 4 1981-84 In fact, the 28 points tied for the second 52 LB New England Patriots 6 1981-82 best offensive production in any quarter in 87 Jim Riggs TE Cincinnati Bengals 2 1983-86 Clemson history, only the 35 points regis- tered by the 1981 team in the second * Denotes injured reserve status for entire year. quarter against Wake Forest is better. Two other Clemson teams scored as Gardocki Getting Punting Rest the win over the Blue Devils moved Ford many as 28 points in the fourth quarter:

If of Clemson punter Chris Gardocki had ahead the former Duke mentor. Ford Clemson's 1951 team did it against 85-27-4 not also served as Clemson's placekicker now has a record of for his career. Auburn and the 1960 team did it against he would have had trouble lettering this Number-one on the ACC list is Frank Furman. Two other times Clemson has year. Well, not really, but Clemson once Howard, who had 98 wins as an ACC scored exactly 28 points in a quarter: in went 24 straight possessions without coach between 1953 and 1969. Howard the second period against Presbyterian in punting this year and Gardocki went two had 165 wins in his celebrated career be- 1950 and in the third quarter against games without having to punt. tween 1 940 and 1 969. Clemson was in the Boston College in 1950. The explosion at As a result, he did not have enough Southern Conference the first 1 3 years he Maryland also set a Clemson record for punts to qualify for the national stats. He served as Clemson coach. points in a quarter on the road. would rank in the top 15 in the nation in punting off his 42.5 average and would be Cooper Continues Torrid Pace Clemson Comebacks the highest rated freshman punter in the Gary Cooper has touched the ball on Coming from behind in the fourth nation. But, you must average 3.6 punts receptions and rushing plays 20 times this quarter to gain victory is getting to be old per game to qualify. Because he played as season and has averaged 26.9 yards per hat for Rodney Williams and the Clemson the placekicker against North Carolina attempt. That averages to about 80 feet, Tigers. When Clemson scored the win- and Maryland, he is charged with a game which is just 14 feet shorter than the ning touchdown at Virginia with just 1:52 played. of Thus, because of his versatility, he length a basketball court. left in the game it marked the ninth time is penalized. It all he did was punt, like That is a fitting comparison for Cooper, since 1985, or since the current crop of most normal punters, he would not be who also earned a letter as a reserve seniors have been playing for the Tigers charged with a game played and would guard on the Clemson hoop team last that Clemson has erased a fourth-quarter have had enough attempts to qualify off a year. He joined the team in February when deficit and won or tied the game. Two nine-game season. injuries reduced Clemson's guard total to plays highlighted the 80-yard clutch drive Clemson had only four games previous just two. Cooper, who was all-state in bas- for Clemson, a 39-yard run by Terry Allen to this year in which it did not have to punt, ketball in high school, got into just one and a 14-yard scoring pass to Chip Davis. just one this decade. The other contests in game, at South Carolina. Coach Cliff Ellis The run was the longest of Allen's career which the Clemson punter could have was so grateful to Cooper for his efforts in at the time, and the pass marked the first taken a nap are: 1954 vs. The Citadel, practice that he gave him a varsity letter. scoring reception of Davis' career. 1957 vs. Presbyterian, 1974 vs. South So far this season Cooper has 13 Williams is certainly becoming adept at Carolina and 1981 vs. Wake Forest. catches for an incredible 41 7 yards, a 32.1 the last-minute heroics. He has quarter- average. He has three touchdown recep- backed Clemson to nine fourth-quarter Ford and Howard Rank 1-2 tions. At Maryland he touched the ball wins at Clemson and had seven such The victory over Duke gave Danny Ford three times, twice on runs and once on a clutch wins at Irmo High School in his prep an 81-26-4 record at Clemson and the pass reception and gained 127 yards in days. number-two spot among winningest all-purpose rushing. The junior receiver coaches in ACC history. Ford won his scored on a 52-yard run, caught a 45-yard Offense Up Against Duke 80th game at Virginia and tied Bill Murray, pass, then scored again in the fourth pe- Clemson came alive with 533 yards of

a coach at Duke in the sixties. Ironically, riod on a 20-yard run. It is the first time in total offense against Duke, Clemson's top

8 played at least 40 games and three (Rodney Sinal6 Game Offensp Bp^t^ Undpr PnrH Williams. Jeff Bak and Mark Drag) have gotten Scoring Total Offense Rushing Offense into every game. Rodney Williams, Donnell

Woolford, Jeff Bak and Gene Beasley have all 82, Wake Forest, 81 756, Wake Forest. 81 536. Wake Forest. 81 started over 30 games in their Clemson ca- 55, Virginia, 84 563, Duke, 81 419, Virginia, 82 reers. Here is a list of the 28 seniors and their 54, Duke, 84 547, Duke, 84 403, Virginia, 87 total games played and games started at 52, Maryland, 83 544. Maryland. 83 393. Duke. 82 Clemson: 49, Duke, 88 535. Virginia, 84 388, Duke, 88 49. Duke. 82 533, Duke, 88 385. Virginia. 86 Name, Pos GP-GS 49, Maryland, 88 528. Maryland. 87 383. Duke. 83 48, Virginia, 82 520. Duke, 82 373, Maryland, 88 Jeff Bak. C 47-35

*tO, VVOTTuru, 1 14, uuKe. oo oDo. Citadel, ob Gene Beasley. SS 43-36 45. Maryland. 87 512, Maryland, 88 355. Maryland. 87 Henry Carter. FB 40-11 Rusty Charpia. SS 34-2 figure in the last 46 games. That win over a become just the fifth team in the history of Raymond Chavous. DT 45-25 5-0 Duke team turned the offense in the the school to reach double figures in James Coley, TE 45-16 right direction in 1988. You have to go terms of victories. Clemson's winningest Frank Deluliis, OT 45-23 back to Homecoming 1984. also against team is the 1981 club that went 12-0 and Mark Drag, MG 47-14 Duke, to find a higher figure (547). Clem- won the national title. Here is a chronolog- Jon Foster. PK-P 0-0 son also had its season high in terms of ical listing of the other teams that have Cameron Gibson. TB 3-0 scoring (49) and rushing offense (388). won nine games or more. Ty Granger, OT 44-20 That tied as the fifth most points, the sixth Tyler Grimes, SS 27-0 most total offense and the fifth highest Year Record AP Final Rank J. C. Harper, DT 41-1 Hatcher, 23-19 rushing game under Danny Ford at Clem- 1939 9-1-0 12th Jesse OLB Ricardo Hooper, 35-19 son. Clemson later had 500-yard games 1948 11-0-0 11th WR Trey Howell, WR 2-0 against North Carolina and Maryland. 1950 9-0-1 10th Keith Jennings. 46-23 1959 9-2-0 11th WR Tracy Johnson. FB 42-22 Davis Makes Big Debut 1978 11-1-0 6th •Chris Lancaster. FB 31-15 First-year freshman Dexter Davis, a 1981 12-0-0 1st Richard McCullough. DT 41-13 native of Sumter. SC. had quite a debut as 1982 9-1-1 8th Jeff Nunamacher. OT 41-29 a starting cornerback against Duke. After 1983 9-1-1 11th Chinedu Ohan, TE 21-0 playing just 82 snaps in the first five 1987 10-2-0 12th Rusty Seyle. PK-P 36-23 games, Davis got a start and had four 1988 9-2-0 ?? Richard Smith, FS 43-14 passes broken up in 60 plays, most by a Seniors in Final Game Richard Tucker, WR 1-0 Tiger in a game this season. It is also the Clemson s 28 seniors have helped Clemson Pat Williams, OG 42-13 most ever by a Clemson freshman in a to a 33-12-2 record overall in the last four sea- Rodney Williams, QB 47-43 single game. Davis had five tackles and a sons, including 21-6-1 against the ACC and Donnell Woolford, CB 46-34 caused fumble to go with the four PBUs. 18-6-1 at home. Twenty-three of the 28 have He actually had two more passes broken Injured, will not play in Citrus Bowl started at least one game and 1 1 have started up, but the plays were wiped out by a at least 20 contests. Seventeen of them have penalty.

If you are into comparisons, well . . .

Davis is from the same hometown as for- Clemson Field Goal Kickers percentage between the 30 and 39 than mer Clemson great Terry Kinard. the only Chris Gardocki is apparently going to they do between the 21 and 29. Clemson unanimous Ail-American in Clemson his- continue Clemson's placekicking tradi- is 64-72 under Ford in the thirties, but tory. Kinard had just five passes broken tion. The first-year freshman is 17-30 so 48-58 in the twenties, or 89 percent vs. 83 up his entire freshman year (1979) and far and is tied for 1 6th in the nation in field percent. A Danny Ford coached kicker had 35 tackles for the season. Kinard's goals per game. He was 12-17 inside the has never missed one inside the 20. Addi- high in single game tackles was seven at 40 and that is a bit below average for tionally, Clemson kickers are 309-317 in Notre Dame. Davis ended the regular sea- Clemson's very accurate field goal kicking terms of PATs under Ford, a .972 percent- sion with eight PBUs and 34 tackles. of the last decade. Clemson age, but six of the nine missed kicks have under Danny Ford have made an incredi- taken place in the last two seasons. Tigers from Florida ble 1 23-1 41 inside the 40, an 87.2 percent- Here is a year-by-year chart on Clem- Ironically, a better son field goal kicking In all. Clemson has 10 players from the age. they have under Ford: state of Florida, including one starter. The Year Kickers 0-20 21-29 30-39 40-49 • 50 Total PAT top players are linebacker Vince Taylor (Clearwater), strong safety Arlington •1978 Ariri 1-1 1-1 2-2 2-2 4-7 6-6 4-6 0-1 16-22 14-15 Nunn (Clearwater), and tight end James 1979 Ariri Ariri 1-1 9-10 8-8 4-7 1-4 23-30 18-18 Coley (Jacksonville), with Coley serving 1980 1981 Igwebuike/Paulling 1-1 3-5 8-9 1-4 1-4 14-23 35-36 as the only starter. 1-1 2-2 4-5 7-9 1-2 The other seven on the Clemson roster 1982 Igwebuike/Paulling 15-19 32-32 6-7 include: Scott Seville (Ocala). Reggie 1983 Igwebuike/Paulling 2-2 6-6 6-6 1-4 21-25 37-38 Demps (Orlando). Chris Hart (Miami). 1984 Igwebuike 1-1 4-4 4-5 6-6 2-2 17-18 41-41 Reggie Lawrence (Jacksonville), Vince 1985 Treadwell 0-0 4-6 8-8 5-8 0-3 17-25 25-25 1-1 6-6 3-5 2-8 0-0 12-20 36-36 Robinson (Jacksonville), Tyron Mouzon 1986 Treadwell 1-1 6-7 7-8 4-6 0-0 (Clearwater), and Mike Samnik (Clear- 1987 Treadwell 18-22 33-36 1-1 4-5 7-11 3-7 2-6 17-30 35-38 water). 1988 #Gardocki Totals 11-11 48-58 64-72 43-68 8-26 174-235 309-317 Clemson's Winningest Seasons (1.000) (.828) (.889) (.632) (.308) (740) (.972) This Clemson team already has nine * Only one game. 1978 Gator Bowl wins in the bank and has a chance to # Seyle kicked extra points

9 Head Coach Danny Ford f^^)

Danny Ford has spent many years following to win a bowl game, a conference champion- in the footsteps of legends. As a player and ship and finish in the top 20 of the AP poll in young coach, he worked under the tutelage of at Clemson, the legendary Bear Bryant. Later FACTS ON FORD he stepped into the position once held by "The Legend" himself, Frank Howard. YEARS AT CLEMSON: 11th. Joined staff on

In 1987 Ford led his team to one of the win- January 3, 1977 from Virginia Tech. Became ningest records in Clemson history. He also head coach on December 10, 1978. the Citrus Bowl where he took his team to RESPONSIBILITIES: Directing and supervising another legend, Paterno. He is challenged Joe entire football program. taking his seventh team to a bowl and has a 4-2 PREVIOUS COACHING EXPERIENCE: Col- ledger in the previous contests. All 10 years as lege — Graduate assistant at Alabama head coach, his teams have had winning reg- (1970-71); assistant at Alabama (1972-73); as- ular season records. In 1988 he has again taken sistant at Virginia Tech (1974-75-76); assistant Clemson to a 9-2 regular season slate. Clem- at Clemson (1977-78). son has won 80 percent of his games over the

COACHING RECORD: Head College Division I last three years and has been in the top 20 for all at Clemson (85-27-4), 10th full season, .750 33 straight polls. He has already tied former percentage. Clemson coach Frank Howard for the ACC rec- ^ ord for league titles with five. PLAYING EXPERIENCE: High School— Let- Ford's legacy of success did not begin when tered three years in football and basketball, in AL. he became a head coach, it has followed Gadsden High Gadsden, College—Let- The Alabama grad is the winningest coach in through his entire affiliation with the game of tered three years in football at Alabama, as tight ACC history on a percentage basis. football. Overall, he has been involved with 21 end the first two years, and an offensive tackle winning regular seasons in his 22 years of foot- as a senior. Played freshman basketball at Ala- This list would be impressive with anyone's ball, and his teams have won over 75 percent of bama and had a two-sport scholarship his first name on it, but considering the fact that Ford the time. year. just turned 40 on April 2, it is phenomenal. His success as a head coach is not only Graduated from Gadsden High. Ford's most significant accomplishment, win- EDUCATION: evident in his win-loss record, but also in the in 1966; B.S. in industrial arts ning the 1981 National Championship, was at- Gadsden, AL relationships he has with his players, past and in 1970; M.A. in special educa- tained when he was only 33-years-old. Clem- from Alabama present. He is admired and respected by his tion from Alabama in 1971. son's rising legend is the youngest coach in the players and they enjoy playing for him. This history of the college game to win the Associ- PERSONAL DATA: Born Danny Lee Ford in respect is well deserved when you take a look ated Press National Championship. Gadsden, AL on April 2, 1 948; married Deborah the list of accomplishments over the past ten at Ford has recently reached another mile- Anderson of Attalla, AL, on January 23, 1970; seasons: stone, he is now the winningest coach in the children (4) Jennifer Renee (3/15/73), Ashleigh history of the Atlantic Coast Conference on a Lynn (8/13/75), Mary Elizabeth (4/24/81),

percentage basis. He is already second in total Daniel Lee (10/17/85). 1. Fifth winningest active coach in wins among ACC coaches. These wins have BOWL PARTICIPATION: As a player— 1968 America. not been easy ones. Instead, they have come Cotton, 1968 Gator, 1969 Liberty, 1969 Blue- 2. Only coach in ACC history with over a against fierce competition. Ford has already Gray Shrine Game; as a coach — 1970 Astro- 70 percent winning percentage, he is gained more wins over AP top 20 teams and top Bluebonnet Bowl, 1971 Orange Bowl, 1973 currently at .750 (85-27-4). 10 teams than any other coach in Clemson Cotton Bowl, and 1 973 Sugar Bowl as Alabama 3. Will coach Clemson in a seventh bowl history, and is the only coach in conference assistant; 1977 Gator Bowl as Clemson as- game. history to have a winning record versus top 20 sistant; 1978 Gator Bowl, 1979 Peach Bowl, 4. Clemson has won five ACC titles dur- teams (top 20 when playing against Clemson, 1982 Orange Bowl, 1985 Independence Bowl, ing his tenure (81, 82, 86, 87, 88). minimum five years as coach). Additionally, he 1 986 Gator Bowl, 1 988 and 1 989 Florida Citrus 5. Has coached five teams that have has a 6-4-1 record against the top 10 win- Bowl as Clemson head coach. finished in the final Top 20 of the AP active coaches and owns wins over #2 ningest OTHER HIGHLIGHTS: Captain of both football poll and this should be the sixth. Osborne of Nebraska and #3 Joe Paterno Tom and basketball teams in high school. All-SEC 6. Has beaten 14 Top 20 teams and won of Penn State. He will attempt to beat #1 Barry first team as OT at Alabama as a senior in 1 969. 25 games by seven points or less. in year's Citrus Bowl. Switzer this Also All-SEC Academic as senior. Served as 7. Has been to 15 bowls in 22 years era in football at Ford has established a new team captain of 1969 Alabama team. Youngest associated with college football. Clemson University, creating one of the most Division I head coach in the country when he 8. Has coached 60 AII-ACC players, 24 solid programs in the nation. Now in his 1 0th full took over at Clemson in 1 978 at age 30. Young- Ail-Americans and 38 of his former Tigers, his record of 85-27-4 season with the coach to direct a team to a National Champi- players have been drafted by the est (.750) is the fifth best winning percentage in ranked fifth among NFL. onship (33). Presently college football among active coaches. Addi- winningest active coaches in Division I. 9. Seven of his former players own win- tionally, Clemson also has the sixth best 50 career wins faster than any coach rings. Reached ning percentage in the nation over the last 10 in ACC history. years. Clemson was the only team in the nation

10 1986 and 1987. YOUTHFUL CHAMPIONS national ranking (UPl), another conference Between 1981 and 1984. Clemson had a championship and a 35-1 wallop of Penn State (Youngest Coaches to win the AP 37-6-2 ledger, the fourth best winning percent- National Championship) in the Citrus Bowl. age in America. The class of 84 was the third After examining Ford s football past, it is diffi- winningest in ACC history in terms of winning Name School Year Age cult to examine him as anything but successful.

percentage, and no ACC class in the 35-year Another in long line of former Bear Bryant Danny Ford Clemson 1981 33 a history of the league ever won more games in a that gone on to greatness m coach- Bud Wilkinson Oklahoma 1950 34 players has four-year period. ing. Ford played for the Bear between 1 967 and Paul Brown Ohio State 1942 35 His coaching career at Clemson began in 1969. Paul Dietzel Louisiana State 1958 35 1977 when he was an assistant coach on an was Kenny Stabler's tight end in 1967 Barry Switzer Oklahoma 1975 38 He 8-3-1 team, Clemson s first bowl team in 18 when he started as a sophomore. He played

years. In 1 978 he was offensive coordinator for tight end again m 1 968 and moved to offensive

the 11-1 team that won the Gator Bowl over That obviously is the highmark of Ford s tackle in 1 969. Ford started all three years, was

Ohio State, 17-15. The Gadsden, AL native was brief, but eventful career at Clemson as he was all-conference in 1969 and played on three

more than just the offensive coordinator m that named national Coach-of-the-Year by UPl. the teams that went to bowl games. In 1 969 he was game, however, as he had become the head College Football Writers of America, the Walter also a member of the All-SEC academic team,

coach 0* the Tigers on December 1 after Char- Camp Foundation, the Football Coaches of and served as captain of the Alabama squad. ley Pell had already left to go to Florida. America, and WTBS Television. Ford also played freshman basketball at Ala- The then 30-year-old Ford made quite a cele- Despite the loss of many excellent players off bama. brated beginning to his head coaching career the National Championship team. Ford led After Pat Dye s coaxing. Ford remained at

with that victory over the - Clemson to the ACC title in 1982 and a 9-1-1 Alabama as a graduate assistant for the 1970 coached Buckeyes. The nationally televised record. The 1983 team also followed with a and 1971 seasons. After earning a B.S. degree

Clemson victory helped put the Tigers on the 9-1-1 record, giving Clemson a 30-2-2 ledger in Industrial Arts, he received a master's de-

national football map and it began Clemson s between 1981 and 1983, the best record in gree in Special Education m 1971 . In 1972 and climb to among the elite of college football. college football. 1973. Ford was a full-time assistant for the

In 1979. Ford's first full season as a head In 1984 Clemson continued many successful Bear. During these four years, the Crimson coach, he proved the victory in the Gator Bowl streaks as Ford ran a record home unbeaten Tide went to four bowl games with Ford as an was no fluke as he took a team that had lost six stretch to 25 games, and an ACC winning assistant.

players to the pros to an 8-4 record and another streak to 20 games. Ford gained his 50th win at Ford left Alabama for Virginia Tech where he

bowl game. Included in the eight triumphs in Clemson with a victory over N.C. State in was an assistant under Jimmy Sharpe for three

1979 were a win at Notre Dame and a triumph Raleigh. It was just his 65th game in Tigertown. seasons (1974-76). In 1977. Clemson came

over Georgia on the way to a Peach Bowl con- a record for an ACC coach for swiftness in calling and Ford joined the coaching staff as an frontation with Baylor. reaching that victory plateau. offensive line coach. Only 23 games later, at the Two years later. Ford surprised the college Over the last four years he has taken Clem- age of 30. Ford was named the Tigers' head

football world by taking the unranked Tigers to son to four bowls and this is his seventh bowl coach, making him the youngest active division

three wins over top 1 teams and a perfect 1 2-0 game. Clemson has continued its streak of con- 1 coach in the country.

record. Clemson handed Herschel Walker the secutive winning regular seasons to 12. an all- Nearly 40 years after hiring 31 -year-old Ala-

only regular-season loss of his Georgia career, time ACC record. It is no coincidence that the bama graduate Frank Howard. Clemson had downed North Carolina in Chapel Hill in the only streak began when Ford first arrived, 1977. In hired 30-year-old Alabama graduate Danny

showdown of top 1 teams in ACC history, then 1 986. Clemson finished 1 7th in the final AP poll, Ford — the beginning of a legend in Clemson defeated former National Champion Nebraska won the ACC Championship and the Gator football that just keeps getting better and

in the Orange Bowl. Bowl. In 1 987 his team ended with a number-1 better.

Through the Years with Danny Ford

Season School Player or Coach Record Bowl 1967 Alabama Player 8-2-1 Cotton 1968 Alabama Player 8-3 Gator 1969 Alabama Player 6-5 Liberty 1970 Alabama Gr. Assistant 6-5-1 Bluebonnet 1971 Alabama Gr. Assistant 11-1 Orange 1972 Alabama Asst. Coach 10-2 Cotton .1973 Alabama Asst. Coach 11-1 Sugar M974 Va. Tech Asst. Coach 4-7 1975 Va. Tech Asst. Coach 8-3 1976 Va. Tech Asst. Coach 6-5 H977 Clemson Asst. Coach 8-3-1 Gator 1978 'Clemson Asst. /Head Coach 11-1 Gator 1979 Clemson Head Coach 8-4 Peach !1980 Clemson Head Coach 6-5 h981 t 'Clemson Head Coach 12-0 Orange 1982 "Clemson Head Coach 9-1-1 1983 Clemson Head Coach 9-1-1 1984 Clemson Head Coach 7-4 1985 Clemson Head Coach 6-6 Independence 1986 'Clemson Head Coach 8-2-2 Gator [1987 'Clemson Head Coach 10-2-0 Florida Citrus

' 1988 "Clemson Head Coach 9-2 Florida Citrus Clemson Head Coaching Totals—85-27-4— 7 Bowls

'Denotes ACC Champions, t— Denotes National Champions

Note: 1 0 as head coach in 1978. Ford has taken Clemson to five ACC titles and now seven bowls.

11 5.

Assistant Coaches

TOM HARPER (Kentucky '53) MILES ALDRIDGE (Gardner-Webb 71)

YEARS AT CLEMSON: 8th. Joined YEARS AT CLEMSON: 4th. Joined staff on February 2, 1981 from Virginia staff on June 28, 1985 from Duke Uni- Tech where he served as defensive co- versity. ordinator and defensive line coach. RESPONSIBILITIES: Coach inside RESPONSIBILITIES: Assistant head linebackers. Recruit lower part of South coach and defensive line coach. Recruit Carolina, Philadelphia and New Jersey. " New York, South Carolina, and Mary- PREVIOUS COACHING EXPERI- '"^ ^jf^ V land. ENCE: High School — assistant at Chase ^a ^>»^.. .-J' PREVIOUS COACHING EXPERI- High School (1971); assistant at New- '"^Hjjv ENCE: Graduate assistant coach at Ken- berry High School for one year (1972). ^^^L ^^^Bl^^ tucky following graduation; coach and College — assistant at East Tennessee ^^^^L ^^^H| player for First Armored Division team, State for five years (1973-77); assistant HH^AliiHHB Fort Polk, LA (1956-57); head coach at at Wichita State for one year (1978); as-

Manual High in Louisville, KY (1 958-64); assistant coach at Eastern sistant at Tulsa for one year (1 979); assistant at Duke for two years Kentucky (1965); assistant at Oklahoma State (1966-68); defensive (1983-84). coordinator at Wake Forest (1969-71); head coach at Wake Forest PLAYING EXPERIENCE: Lettered in football and baseball at A.C. (1972); defensive coordinator with Jacksonville Sharks of the World Flora High in Columbia, SC. Earned three letters in football at Football League (1973); defensive coordinator at Iowa State Gardner-Webb College. (1974-75); defensive coordinator at North Carolina (1976-77); de- EDUCATION: Graduated from A.C. Flora High in Columbia, SC in fensive coordinator at Virginia Tech (1978-80). 1967; earned B.S. degree from Gardner-Webb College in 1971.

PLAYING EXPERIENCE: High School— played football, basket- BOWL PARTICIPATION: As a coach— 1 985 Independence Bowl, ball and track at Madisonville (KY) High School in 1 948-50. Lettered 1986 Gator Bowl, 1988 and 1989 Citrus Bowl. in all three sports during his career. College —earned three varsity PERSONAL DATA: Born Miles Michael Aldridge on January 25, letters in football (1 951 -53) at the University of Kentucky as a tackle. 1949 in Kansas City, MO. Married the former Cathy Foster of

Player-coach of First Armored Division as defensive tackle Wilkesboro, NC. Children (2): Allison Mackenzie (12), Blakley

(1955-56). Melissa (8).

EDUCATION: Graduated from Madisonville High School in 1 951 OTHER HIGHLIGHTS: Clemson has ranked in the Top 15 in the

Earned a B.A. from the University of Kentucky in education in 1955 nation in scoring, rushing and total defense in 1987 and 1988. and an M.A. in education administration from the same institution in 1958.

PERSONAL DATA: Born Thomas Harper on August 23, 1932 in WAYNE BOLT (East Carolina 79) Piqua, Ohio. Married Coral Evans of Logan, West Virginia in De- cember of 1955. Children (5); Evans (29), Crae (26), Tom, Jr. (22), YEARS AT CLEMSON: 3rd. Joined

J.C. (20), and Dude (14). staff on March 10, 1986 from Auburn.

BOWL PARTICIPATION: As a player— Cotton Bowl of 1 952. As a RESPONSIBILITIES: Coach tight coach— the 1976 Peach Bowl, 1977 Liberty Bowl, 1981 Peach ends and kickoff return teams. Foot- Bowl, 1982 Orange Bowl, 1985 Independence Bowl, 1986 Gator ball dorm director. Cannot recruit off- Bowl, 1988 and 1989 Citrus Bowl. campus. OTHER HIGHLIGHTS: An all-state high school football and bas- PREVIOUS COACHING EXPERI- ketball player, all-conference and all-regional in track. Coached ENCE: Graduate assistant at East Caro-

Dupont Manual High School to Kentucky 4-A Championship in 1959 lina (1978-1979); offensive line coach at (14-0). Coach-of-the-Year Kentucky High School 1959-61. East- University of Wyoming (1980); tight end

West all-star head coach in Kentucky, 1961. Served as second coach at Auburn University (1 981 -1 986). lieutenant in First Armored Division, U.S. Army, after graduation PLAYING EXPERIENCE: High from Kentucky, discharged as captain. School —earned six letters in football Has helped coach seven ACC champions, Wake Forest 1970, and baseball at Richmond Academy, Augusta, GA. College — let- North Carolina 1977, and Clemson 1981, 82, 86, 87, 88. Has tered four years in football at East Carolina as an offensive guard. coached five All-America defensive linemen, 21 all-conference play- EDUCATION: Graduated from Richmond Academy in Augusta, ers and 19 players he has coached have been drafted by the pros. GA in 1973; earned a B.S. degree in Health and Physical Education Has had six Top 20 scoring defense finishes, including a number-15 at East Carolina in 1979. finish in 1 986 and number-1 in 1 988. Clemson ranked in the Top 1 PERSONAL DATA: Born William Wayne Bolt on February 18, in scoring, rushing and total defense in 1987 and 1988. Six Clemson 1956 in Stuttgart, Germany. defensive linemen he coached on the 1981 National Championship BOWL PARTICIPATION: As a player— 1 979 Independence Bowl. team played pro football, including three who were NFL starters last As a coach— 1 982 Tangerine Bowl, 1 983 Sugar Bowl, 1 984 Liberty year. Clemson has lost just 18 games in the eight years he has been Bowl, 1986 Cotton Bowl, 1986 Gator Bowl, 1988 and 1989 Citrus at Clemson. Harper has been the line coach on five of the eight ACC Bowl. teams that have had two all-conference defensive linemen in the OTHER HIGHLIGHTS: 1974 Freshman-of-the-Year at East Caro- same year. lina. All-Conference for the 1976 season. All-Amencan and All-

12 Southern Independence in 1 977. Co-captain of the 1 977 team. Has and 1989 Citrus Bowl. coached three tight ends now in the NFL, including Clemson's Jim OTHER HIGHLIGHTS: Clemson has ranked in the top 15 in the Riggs, 1986 AII-ACC player. nation in rushing each of the three seasons he has been a fulltime coach.

JACK CROWE (Alabama-Birmingham 70) WOODY McCORVEY (Alabama State 72) YEARS AT CLEMSON: 3rd Joined staff on February 24, 1986 from Auburn. YEARS AT CLEMSON: 6th. Joined RESPONSIBILITIES: Coach Quarter- staff on July 13, 1983 from Alabama backs and recruit in Georgia, Virginia, A&M Washington, D.C., and Alabama. RESPONSIBILITIES: Coach wide re- PREVIOUS COACHING EXPERI- ceivers. Recruit eastern North Carolina, ENCE: High School— assistant at West Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida.

End (AL) High School (1 970); assistant at PREVIOUS COACHING EXPERI- Oxford (AL) High School (1971-72). Col- ENCE: High School — assistant at Tate lege — assistant at Livingston University High School. Gonzalez, FL, for six years (1973-76): head coach at Livingston Uni- (1972-1977). College— backfield coach versity (1977-78); offensive coordinator at North Carolina Central (1978); offen- at North Alabama (1979-80); offensive sive coordinator at Alabama A&M for coordinator at Wyoming (1981); offensive coordinator at Auburn four years (1979-1982). (1982-85). PLAYING EXPERIENCE: High School—earned two letters each

PLAYING EXPERIENCE: High School quarterback for four years in football and basketball at Escambia County Training School m at West End High in Alabama. Atmore, AL. College — lettered four years in football at Alabama EDUCATION: Graduated from West End High in 1966; earned an State as a quarterback. undergraduate degree in chemistry from Alabama-Birmingham in EDUCATION: Graduated from Escambia County Training School

1970; earned a master s degree in education from Livingston in in Atmore, AL, in 1968; earned a B.S, in Physical Education from

1973. Alabama State in 1972; received a master's degree in health, lei-

PERSONAL DATA: Born in Fairfield, AL on April 6, 1 948. Married sure, and sports at the University of West Florida in 1977. the former Gale Brodle of Birmingham, AL. Children (2); Rusty (14) PERSONAL DATA: Born Woodrow McCorvey in Grove Hill, AL, and Scott (10). on September 30, 1 950. Married B. Ann Brown on August 28, 1 969.

BOWL PARTICIPATION: As a coach— 1975 Pioneer Bowl, 1982 Children (1): Marlon (17).

Tangerine Bowl, 1984 Sugar Bowl, 1984 Liberty Bowl, 1986 Cotton BOWL PARTICIPATION: As a coach— 1 985 Independence Bowl, Bowl, 1986 Gator Bowl, 1988 and 1989 Citrus Bowl. 1986 Gator Bowl, 1988 and 1989 Citrus Bowl.

OTHER HIGHLIGHTS: Named SEC Working Coach of the Year OTHER HIGHLIGHTS: Voted Most Likely to Succeed ' of his high after Auburn s 1982 wishbone offense led nation in fewest turn- school class. Guided the Alabama A&M offense to Top 20 rankings overs (14). Auburn won 1983 SEC title and led SEC in rushing and in total offense, passing offense, rushing offense, and scoring scoring three years. Coached Heisman Trophy winner Bo Jackson offense during his tenure there. Also participated in NCAA Division in 1 985. Clemson was sixth in the nation in rushing offense in 1 986, II Football Playoff, 1 979 semi-finalist. Five receivers he has coached

15th in 1987 and ninth in 1988. over his career have been drafted or signed free agent contracts.

BILL D'ANDREA (Indiana State 73) BILL OLIVER (Alabama '62)

YEARS AT CLEMSON: 5th. Re-joined YEARS AT CLEMSON: 3rd Joined staff on June 23. 1986 from Southern staff on January 22, 1986 from the Mississippi. USFL's Memphis Showboats. RESPONSIBILITIES: Coach the offen- RESPONSIBILITIES: Coach defen- sive tackles. Recruit North Carolina, sive secondary and recruit in Florida, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey. Georgia and Alabama. PREVIOUS COACHING EXPERI- PREVIOUS COACHING EXPERI- ENCE: Assistant at East Carolina for two ENCE: High School— assistant at R.L. years (1974-75); assistant at University Osborne High in Marietta, GA (1963); of Virginia for one year (1975-76); as- head coach at Guntersville High School sistant head coach for three years at (Alabama) (1964-1966). College— de- Massanutten Military Academy in Wood- fensive secondary at Auburn (1966- stock, VA (1976-79); offensive coordi- 1971); defensive secondary at Alabama nator at Catawba College for three years (1979-82); graduate (1971-1980); head coach at UT-Chattanooga (1980-1983). Profes- assistant at Clemson for two years (1983-84); offensive line coach sional — defensive coordinator at Memphis 2 years (1983-1985). at Southern Mississippi for two years (1984-86). PLAYING EXPERIENCE: Earned five letters at Livingston High PLAYING EXPERIENCE: High School—earned seven letters in School (Alabama). Earned three letters in football and one letter in football, basketball, and soccer at South Fayette (PA) High School. baseball at Alabama (1959-1963). College— earned four letters as a center at Indiana State. Played for EDUCATION: Graduated from Livingston High in 1958; earned a current Clemson Assistant Coach Larry Van Der Heyden. B.S, degree m Biology at Alabama in 1962.

EDUCATION: Graduated from South Fayette High School in Mor- PERSONAL DATA: Born William Earl Oliver on November 1 , 1939 Kelly. Bill gan, PA, in 1968; earned B.S. degree in criminology from Indiana in Livingston, AL. Married to the former Sue Children (3):

State University in 1973; received a master's degree in education Jr. (21), Kelly (19). Brad (16). from East Carolina University in 1975. BOWL PARTICIPATION: As a player— 1959 Liberty Bowl, 1960 PERSONAL DATA: Born William Joseph D'Andrea in Morgan, Bluebonnet Bowl. 1961 Sugar Bowl (AP & UPl National Champi- on ons). As a coach— 1968 , 1969 Bluebonnet Bowl, 1970 PA, on January 8, 1 951 . Married the former Julie Lynn Honeycutt June 28. 1986 Gator Bowl. 1971 Sugar Bowl. 1972 Cotton Bowl, 1973 Sugar Bowl BOWL PARTICIPATION: As a coach— 1986 Gator Bowl, 1988 (UPl National Champions), 1974 Orange Bowl, 1975 Sugar Bowl,

13 PLAYING High 1 976 Liberty Bowl, 1 977 Sugar Bowl, 1 978 Sugar Bowl (AP National EXPERIENCE: School—earned three letters in Champions), 1979 Sugar Bowl (DPI & AP National Champions), both football and baseball at Moline (IL) High. Earned three letters in 1986 Gator Bowl, 1988 and 1989 Citrus Bowl. both football and baseball at Iowa State. OTHER HIGHLIGHTS: An all-state performer in both football and EDUCATION: Graduated from Moline Senior High in 1957; baseball in high school. A member of Alabama's 1961 national earned a physical education degree from Iowa State in 1962; re- champion football team. An All-SEC centerfielder for Alabama in ceived Master's from Iowa State in education in 1968. Larry 1 963. Coached under Bear Bryant during three national champion- PERSONAL DATA: Born Camiel Van Der Heyden on June 6, ship years (1973, 1978, & 1979). Named the 1977 SEC 'Working 1939 in Brazil, Iowa. Married Lois Jean Plecher of Winter Haven,

Coach of the Year. ' In each of his first two years Clemson led the Florida on April 18, 1961. Children (2): Mike (25), Laurann (23).

ACC in pass completion defense and fewest yards per pass attempt BOWL PARTICIPATION: As a coach— 1979 Peach Bowl, 1982 allowed. Orange Bowl, 1985 Independence Bowl, 1986 Gator Bowl, 1988 and 1989 Citrus Bowl. OTHER HIGHLIGHTS: An all-state high school football player. A

CHUCK REEDY (Appalachian State 71) member of the Big Eight all-conference football team in 1 961 . Won the Reuben Miller Award for Most Valuable Player on and off the YEARS AT CLEMSON: 11th. Joined field at Iowa State (1961). Captain of the Iowa State baseball team staff on July 5, 1978 from Kentucky. (1961). Selected to the all-time Iowa State football team (by former RESPONSIBILITIES: Coach running players and coaches). Has coached two All-America guards over backs. Recruit South Carolina, Georgia, the last two years. Five years in a row one of his guards was chosen Florida, New England, and New York. AII-ACC (1 983-87). Clemson has ranked in the Top 1 5 in the nation in PREVIOUS COACHING EXPERI- rushing offense five of the last six years. ENCE: High School — assistant at App- ling County High in Baxley, OA, TOMMY WEST (Tennessee 75) (1971-72); assistant at Baker County High in MacClenny, FL, (1973); head YEARS AT CLEMSON: 7th. Joined coach at Baker County High, Mac- staff on July 10, 1982 from Appalachian Clenny, FL, (1974-77). College—gradu- State University. ate assistant at Kentucky for the spring RESPONSIBILITIES: Coach outside of 1978. linebackers. Recruit Georgia, Junior

PLAYING EXPERIENCE: High School—earned seven letters in College, and Florida. football, basketball, and track at St. Augustine (FL) High. Earned PREVIOUS COACHING EXPERI- two football letters from Appalachian State. ENCE: Graduate assistant at Tennessee

EDUCATION: Graduated from St. Augustine (FL) High in 1967. (1977); assistant at White County High Earned a degree in health and physical education from Appalachian School in Sparta, TN (1978); assistant at State in 1971. Mississippi (1979); assistant at Ap-

PERSONAL DATA: Born Charles Frederick Reedy in St. Au- palachian State (1980-81). gustine, FL on May 31, 1949. Married Janet Wayne Dodson of PLAYING EXPERIENCE: Lettered in

Sanderson, FL on March 16, 1979. Children (3): Kristina Marie (9), football, basketball, and baseball at Gainesville High in Gainesville,

Ashleigh Brooke (5), Blaine Elise (3). GA (1 969-72). Earned three letters in football and baseball at Univer- BOWL PARTICIPATION: As a coach— 1978 Gator Bowl, 1979 sity of Tennessee (1973-1975). Drafted by the Tampa Bay Buc- Peach Bowl, 1982 Orange Bowl, 1985 Independence Bowl, 1986 caneers in 1976 as a linebacker. Gator Bowl, 1988 and 1989 Citrus Bowl. EDUCATION: Graduated from Gainesville, GA in 1972. Earned

OTHER HIGHLIGHTS: Posted a 29-13 record as a prep head B.S. degree in health education from Tennessee in 1975. coach at Baker County High in MacClenny, FL. Named conference PERSONAL DATA: Born Thomas Cleveland West on July 31, Coach-of-the-Year following year with a 10-1 season record. Also 1954 in Carrolton, GA. Married the former Lindsay Watkins of coached track and was conference Coach-of-the-Year for three Forest City, NC on June 5, 1982. Lindsay is a graduate of Ap- straight years (1974-75-76). An all-conference selection in football palachian State University with a B.S. degree in elementary educa- as a prepster. No less than 12 former Clemson running backs who tion, 1981. Has one son Turner, born 12-19-87. have been coached by Reedy have been drafted or signed a free BOWL PARTICIPATION: As a player— 1972 Astro-Bluebonnet agent contract. All three of Clemson's 1986 tailbacks made NFL Bowl, 1973 Gator Bowl, 1974 Liberty Bowl. As a coach— 1985 teams in 1987, and none were replacement players. Seven of the Independence Bowl, 1986 Gator Bowl, 1988 and 1989 Citrus Bowl. Top 10 single season individual rushing performances have taken OTHER HIGHLIGHTS: Played in Georgia North-South All-Star place under Reedy. game in 1972. Named High School All-American in Football in 1972.

Drafted in 1972 by the Chicago Cubs in the second round while a LARRY VAN DER HEYDEN (Iowa State '62) senior in high school. Co-captain of 1975 Tennessee football team. Played in the Blue-Gray All-Star game, Montgomery, AL, in 1975. YEARS AT CLEMSON: 10th. Joined Has coached two all-conference bandit ends, including Super Bowl

staff on January 5, 1979 from Memphis Champion Andy Headen. State. Ford WInningest ACC Coach RESPONSIBILITIES: Coach the offen- sive line. Recruit upper South Carolina, Clemson's Danny Ford is the winningest coach in ACC history for North Carolina and western Pennsyl- coaches who have been at ACC schools at least five seasons (or

vania. five years of experience at ACC schools since 1 953). Here is the up- PREVIOUS COACHING EXPERI- to-date list of winningest coaches in ACC history; ENCE: High School — assistant at Lake Rk Name School Won Lost Tied Pet City H.S., (Iowa) (1963). College— grad- 1 Danny Ford Clemson 85 27 4 .750 uate assistant at Iowa State, (1964); de- 2 Bill Murray Duke 80 45 8 .683 fensive line at Iowa State (1965-1967); 3 Jerry Claiborne Maryland 77 37 3 .671 assistant at Drake University (1968-69); 4 Dick Crum N. Carolina 72 41 3 .634 offensive coordinator at Indiana State (1969-1973); assistant at 5 Jim Tatum UNC/Maryland 43 26 4 .616 East Carolina (1973-1974); assistant at Virginia (1974-1975); offen- 6 Frank Howard Clemson 98 71 5 .577 sive coordinator at Memphis State (1975-1978). Bill Dooley UNC/Wake Forest 82 60 3 ,569 14

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21 Terry Allen 1987 Game-By-Game Statistics Date Opponent TP Att Yds Avg TD Rec Yds

TB ... 5-11 .. . 195 . . . Sophomore . . . Commerce, GA 9/5 *W. Carolina 34 19 75 3.9 2 1

to gain 1000 yards ruslning . . First Clemson sophomore 9/12 Va. Tech 35 16 68 4.3 2 13 also first sophomore to reach the 2000-mark in all-purpose 9/19 'Georgia 47 16 97 6,1 yards and rushing on career basis . . . first-team AII-ACC by 9/26 Ga. Tech 28 18 85 4.7 the ACC Sportswriters Association, he was the leading 10/10 "Virginia 43 27 183 6.8 2 2 9 10/17 Duke 37 16 52 3.3 votegetter . . . also selected AII-ACC by AP . . . already two- 10/24 •N.C. St 55 12 68 5,7 4 41 time AII-ACC choice . . . second leading rusher in the ACC 10/31 *W. Forest 36 14 64 4,6 1 1 17 with 1 139 yards, a figure that ranks as the third best single 11/7 "N. Carolina 45 17 73 4,3 season figure in Clemson history . . . runner-up ACC Player- 11/14 Maryland 25 17 103 6,0 2 of-the-Year by the Sportswriters Association . . . honorable 11/21 S, Carolina DNP--rib injury mention Ail-American by Associated Press, The Sporting 1/1 Penn St. 38 1 105 1 U

News and Football News . . . named ACC Offensive Back- Totals 423 183 973 5,3 8 10 80 of-the-Week vs. North Carolina . . . gained a season high

Note: Kickoff Returns 2-18 vs. Wake Forest, 1 -55 vs , Maryland

1 67 yards on 29 carries . . . broke 1 8 tackles in that game . . also chosen as the New York Times and South Carolina's 1988 Game-By-Game Statistics Player-of-the-Week for his performance against the Tar Date Opponent TP KD Att Yds Avg TD LG Rec Yds

Heels . . . had at least 70 yards in all but two games this 9/3 'Virginia Tech 32 4 9 83 9,2 1 20 season and has never been held under 50 in 22 games . . 9/10 'Furman 34 1 19 54 2 8 2 8 averaged 9.6 yards per carry vs. Wake Forest, tops for the 9/17 'Florida State 52 3 14 77 5,5 13 1 14

9/24 'Georgia Tech 33 1 15 75 5,0 17 1 15 season . . . scored two touchdowns against both Furman

10/8 'Virginia 41 1 24 145 6.0 39 and Maryland . . . sparked Tiger win over Duke with 134 10/15 "Duke 36 1 17 134 7,9 1 33 yards . . . voted ACC Offensive Back-of-the-Week and New 10/22 'N.C. State 43 17 67 3,9 9 York Times ACC Player-of-the-Week vs. the Blue Devils . . . 10/29 'Wake Forest 41 16 154 9,6 1 63 1 14 also Clemson's sixth leading receiver and top pass catching 11/5 'North Carolina 62 2 29 167 5-8 1 14 running back with six receptions for 78 yards . . . leads the 11/12 'Maryland 63 1 19 110 5,8 12 2 16

in all-purpose yardage with 1224 . . . team named CarQuest 11/19 'South Carolina 65 1 20 73 3,7 1 20 1 19 Player-of-the-Game vs. Virginia, Wake Forest, and North Totals 502 15 199 1139 5.7 9 63 6 78

Carolina . . . Clemson's leading rusher in nine games this season . . . leading scorer for the Tigers with nine touch- Career Statistics downs (54 points) ... needs just 120 yards to become All-Purpose Clemson's single-season rushing leader on a total yardage Year GP-GS Att Yds Avg TD LG Rec Yds KOR-Yds PL-Yds basis and 139 to break the single-season yards per game 1987 11-6 183 973 5,3 8 27 10 80 3-73 196-1126 record . . . has 1 99 carries this year without a lost fumble . . . 1988 11-11 199 1139 5.7 9 63 6 78 2-7 207-1224 the 1987: ACC Rookie-of-the-Year, only second Clemson Total 22-17 382 2112 5,5 17 63 16 158 5-80 403-2350

Rookie-of-the-Year in history . . . became the first Clemson freshman to be selected AII-ACC by the Sportswriters Asso- ciation . . . first-team AII-ACC and honorable mention All- 60 Jeff Bak

American by AP . . . led both teams in rushing in the 1988

C . . . 6-2 . . . 265 . . . Senior . . . Darien, CT Citrus Bowl . . . gained 105 yards on 11 carries and scored Clemson's starting center in each of the last 35 games, one TD . . . leading rusher in the ACC during the regular breaking Ted Bunion's record for career starts by a center season with 86.8 yards per game . . . broke Kenny Flowers'

. . . Bunton had 30 between 1962 and 1964, Bak reached freshman rushing record by over 400 yards . . . first fresh-

. . . mention man to lead Clemson in rushing since 1943 when James that mark against Duke this season honorable

Ail-American by Football News . . . had career high 90 per- Whitmire turned the trick . . . Clemson all-time leader in rushing yards per game on career basis with 96-yard aver- cent grade and 10 knockdowns at Maryland as the Tigers gained over 500 yards in total offense and clinched a third age . . . needs just 61 yards in Citrus Bowl to move into

straight ACC title . . . only Rodney Williams has been in for eighth place on Clemson career rushing list . . . needs just

the last three years . . . tied Clemson 803 to become Clemson's career leader, and he still has two more snaps over in with 47 ... he has full years left ... sat out the 1986 season as a redshirt record for games played a career

appeared in every game during his four year career . . . the running back . . . born 2/21/68 in Commerce, GA. main reason Clemson has been such a successful short

yardage team in the past three years . . . named ACC Offen- sive Lineman-of-the-Week vs. Wake Forest when he had 1

knockdown blocks . . . graded a then career high 86% in that game ... in for at least 57 snaps in every game and averaged

70 plays per game . . . second on the team in knockdown

blocks . . . had 60 KD blocks for the season including a

career high 11 vs. Furman . . . ACC offensive Lineman-of-

the-Week against South Carolina . . . preseason AII-ACC by

Lindy's and Playboy in each of the past two years . . . has

. played in three bowls and started each of the last two . . Clemson record holder for plays by a center with 2378 ... a main reason Clemson has led ACC in rushing three years in

a row . , . had three double figure knockdown block games (Furman, Wake Forest, Maryland), the only offensive line- man with three double figure KD games ... In 1985-87:

Started every game for the past three seasons . . . honorable in mention AII-ACC by AP as a junior . . . played every snap

1 Clemson's 1 986 win at Georgia . . . had 43 KD blocks in 986 Terry Allen Jeff Bak "Started game

16 1

. . . played in every game as a reserve and special teams Career Statistics player in 1 985 . . . redshirted the 1 984 year, he actually came Year GP-GS Tot Hits Ast TL-Yds CF-RF PBU Int-Yds BK

to Clemson in January of 1 984 . . . born in 7/1 4/65 Newburg, 1985 8-3 32 16 16 1-7 1-1 5 0-0 1 NY. 1986 12-11 70 44 26 1-1 3-1 10 3-40 1987 12-12 73 48 25 8-31 0-1 6 0-0 1988 Game-By-Game Statistics 1988 11-10 62 36 26 1-2 0-3 3 3-27 Date Opponent + Plays Grade KD Totals 43-36 237 144 93 11-41 4-6 24 6-67 1 9/3 'Virginia Tech 34 17 51 67 1 9/10 "Furman 43 17 60 72 11 9/17 "Florida State 51 27 78 65 5 92 Doug Brewster 9/24 'Georgia Tech 47 30 77 61 5

10/8 "Virginia 49 19 69 72 4 LB . . . 6-2 . . . 195 .. . Sophomore . . . Athens, GA 10/15 'Duke 57 13 70 81 7 Third leading tackier on the Clemson team even though he 10/12 "N.C^ State 60 17 77 78 3 missed two games . . . had a career high 16 tackles vs. 10/29 "Wake Forest 57 9 66 86 10 Virginia, the most by a Tiger since 1985 . . . also had double "North Carolina 48 22 70 11/5 69 3 figure tackles against Florida State, N.C. State and South 11/12 'Maryland 55 7 62 90 10 Carolina . . . scored his first touchdown on a 68-yard inter- 11/19 'South Carolina 52 30 82 63 1 ception return against Georgia Tech which was recognized

Career Statistics as the WCNN/Budweiser Play-of-the-Game . . .also had five Year GP-GS Plays KD tackles and a recovered fumble that game earning him ACC Defensive Lineman-of-the-Week and New York Times 1985 12-0 91 4

Player-of-the-Week honors . . . the interception return is 1986 12-12 731 43 1987 12-12 794 45 longest INT return for a touchdown by a Clemson linebacker

1988 11-11 762 60 in history . . . Clemson's top tackier vs. South Carolina with

14, including eight hits in 48 plays . . . started his last four Total 47-35 2378 152

games as a freshman . . . started the 1988 Citrus Bowl as a

freshman and held on to that role starting 9 of 1 1 games this 27 Gene Beasley season ... sat out the North Carolina game due to a

sprained knee . . . returned to finish the regular season

SS ... 5-11 ... 210 .. . Senior . . . Atlanta, GA strongly with 19 tackles in the last two games . . . tied for Tigers in all but two games Starting strong safety the Beasley with three fumble recoveries. In 1987: played in over the past three seasons . . . sixth leading tackier on the every game as a true freshman including 4 starts . . . aver- team this year with 62 . . . has had a fine career at Clemson aged 34 plays and 6 tackles a game over the last 4 contests after battling polio the first six years of his life and two . . . had a good game vs. the Gamecocks with a 70% grade broken legs his senior year of high school ... his 24 career and six stops . . . Street & Smith and Sporting News honor- passes broken up rank sixth in Clemson history . . . had a able mention All-American as a senior in high school . . . season high 10 tackles vs. f^aryland . . . also had seven born 10/11/69. tackles against both Furman and Duke . . . always alert, he recovered three fumbles this season to lead team . . . has 1988 Game-By-Game Statistics been involved in 10 fumbles (6 recovered and 4 caused) in Date Opponent Plays Hits Ast Tot RF his career, more than any other Tiger . . . second in Clemson 9/3 'Virginia Tech 47 3 2 5 history in tackles behind the line of scrimmage by a defen- 9/10 'Furman 42 4 4 8

9/17 'Florida State 46 5 6 1 sive back with 11 for 41 yards . . . also has single season 9/24 'Georgia Tech 46 5 5 1 . fof- mark with eight, set in 1 987 . . will be counted on heavily 10/8 'Virginia 53 10 6 16 run support in the Citrus Bowl against Oklahoma . . . ranks 10/15 'Duke 56 3 3 6 1 1 1th in career tackles ... his 237 tackles are more than any 10/22 'N,C. State 67 5 5 10 1 1 other active Tiger . . . had a film grade of 00% against N.C. 10/29 'Wake Forest 8 1 1 in the secondary for each of the past State ... top tackier 11/5 North Carolina DNP— Sprained Knee for three seasons . . . returned three 27 yards 11/12 Maryland 27 3 2 5 13 . . had this season . has played in three bowls and has 11/19 "South Carolina 48 8 6 14 tackles over the last two . . . 1985-87: Had career high 12 Note: one interception for 68 yards and a TD vs. Georgia Tech tackles against Georgia in 1987 and was named ACC Career Statistics in Player-of-the-Week . . . third leading tackier both 1986 Year GP-GS Tot Hits Ast TL-Yds PBU CF-RF Int-Yd! in PBU's, and 1987 . . . ranked among the ACC s top 10 1987 12-4 38 24 14 1-1 3 0-1 0-0 caused fumbles, and interceptions in 1986 . . . named ACC 1988 10-9 80 46 34 0-0 1 0-3 1-68 Defensive Back-of-the-Week in a 1986 victory over The in including an 11- Total 22-13 118 70 48 1-1 4 0-4 1-68 Citadel . . . started three games 1985

. . tackle performance against Wake Forest . had 28 tackles over his last four regular season games in 1985 ... he was in supposed to be redshirted that year . . . born 2/13/67 Atlanta. GA. 1988 Game-By-Game Statistics Date Opponent Plays Hits Ast Tot TL-Yds PBU Int

9/3 "Virginia Tech 50 5 1-9 9/10 Furman 45 7 1-2 9/17 "Florida State 61 6 9/24 "Georgia Tech 37 6 10/8 "Virginia 64 4 10/15 "Duke 67 7 1-0 10/22 "N.C. State 71 3 1-16 10/29 "Wake Forest 64 3 11/5 "North Carolina 43 5 11/12 'Maryland 42 10 Gene Beasley Doug Brewster 11/19 'South Carolina 43 6 17 .. .

Baseball during 1988 Citrus Bowl week . . . Baseball: First-

team AII-ACC shortstop in 1 988, he hit .31 0, 20 points higher than first-round pick Bill Spiers did the year before ... hit in .385 postseason play, including .471 in ACC tourney . . only athlete at Clemson who has played on ESPN in two

. . different sports . red-shirted in 1 987 in baseball . . . should

be Clemson's starting shortstop in 1989 . . . played for Clemson at Boardwalk and Baseball against St. John's on

ESPN . . . pronounces his name Sharp EE . . . born 1 0/1 8/65 in Charleston, S.C. Career Football Statistics Henry Carter Rusty Charpia Raymond Chavous Year GP-GS Tot Hits Ast TL-Yds PBU CF-RF Int-Yds PR-Yds

1986 11-0 8 4 4 0-00 0-0 0-0 0-0

1987 12-2 14 7 7 0-0 1 0-0 2-0 4-28 40 Henry Carter 1988 11-0 24 10 14 1-5 3 1-1 3-25 0-0 Totals 34-2 46 21 25 1-5 4 1-1 5-25 4-28 FB . . . 6-2 . . . 240 . . . Senior . . . Gastonia, NC Note; One sack for 5 yards against N.C. State. Returned to the fullback position this year after playing

linebacker in 1987 . . . began the preseason as a student Career Baseball Statistics coach, but was called to action when the neck injury to Chris Year GP AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SF SB BB SO Avg

Lancaster prevented him from participating . . . appeared in 1986 38 83 18 20 5 3 12 1-1 9 8 .241 47 70 11 18-23 all but one game as a fullback and on special teams . . . 1988 66 226 3 5 29 2 13 20 .310 carried the ball only three times, but picked up 1 5 yards for a Total 104 309 65 90 16 6 5 41 2 19-24 22 28 291 respectable 5.0 average . . . successfully filled the role of a blocking back with five knockdown blocks vs. Furman and

three each against Virginia Tech and South Carolina . . . also 79 Raymond Chavous

blocked well on short yardage against South Carolina . . . DT . . . 6-5 . . . 280 . . . Senior. . . Aiken, SO

1984-87: played linebacker for two seasons . . . had 106 Has a chance to become first Clemson defensive player to tackles including four tackles for loss for 27 yards . . . honor- in . . start four bowl games . four-year veteran defensive able mention AII-ACC by AP in 1987 . . . had eight tackles tackle who has missed only two games due to injury . . . has

2 tackles for loss that season against N.C. State . . and 1 50 career tackles including 1 3 for loss . . . had 3 tackles for started nine games in 1986 even though he missed two loss this season pushing opponents back 11 yards ... a games . . . had career high 1 3 tackles against Stanford in the sometimes starter this season . . . had season high six Gator Bowl to lead Clemson in that game ... sat out 1 985 as tackles vs. Virginia . . . recorded his first sack since his a redshirt, he had knee and shoulder injuries that year . . freshman year planting the N.C. State quarterback eight reserve fullback in 1984, he gained 47 yards in 17 attempts, yards behind the line of scrimmage . . . also had a film grade but he was used mostly for blocking . . . born 2/17/66 in of 73 percent that game . . . preseason Ail-American accord- Gastonia, NC. ing to Football Digest . . . 1985-87: starter at defensive Career Statistics tackle in all but one game in 1987 . . . one of the reasons Offense Clemson had a record-breaking rushing defense that year

. . Year GP-GS Att Yds Avg TD LG . had his best game statistically in 1986 against Georgia

when he had 12 tackles, for loss in . . . 1984 9-0 17 47 2.8 7 two 42 plays ACC

1988 10-0 3 15 5.0 7 Player-of-the-Week for that performance . . . had nine tack- les in 1985 against South Carolina, his best game of that Totals 19-0 20 62 3.1 7

season , . . had 56 stops as a freshman, eight more than Year GP-GS Tot Hts Ast TL-Yds CF-RF Sacks PBU . William Perry had his freshman year . . back-up to AII-ACC 1986 10-9 59 36 23 2-19 1.5-16 1-1 3 tackle Steve Berlin most of 1985 but he started last three

1987 10-2 47 30 17 2-8 0-0 0-0 when Berlin was hurt . . . had seven tackles against Min-

Totals 20-11 106 66 40 4-27 1.5-16 1-1 3 nesota in 1985 Independence Bowl . . . redshirted the 1984

season at Clemson . . . grew up with William and Michael Dean Perry and they used to play on same recreation bas- 31 Rusty Charpia ketball team . . . born 6/2/65 in Aiken, SC.

FS . . . 5-10 . . . 180 . . . Senior . . . Bennettsville, SO Walk-on who came to Clemson primarily to play baseball, he 1988 Clemson Redshirt has proven his abilities on the football field also ... ap- Alphabetical Roster peared in every game over the past two seasons and started No Name Hometown (High School, Coach) two games in 1987 . . . named Textile Bowl MVP and Car Quest Player-of-the-Game vs. N.C. State when he returned 23 Norris Brown Conw/ay, SC (Conway, Chuck Jordan)

. 1 Carr Amite, (Amite, Gary Hendry) one interception for 22 yards and forced another . . had a Michael LA five-yard sack vs. the Wolfpack and graded 100% for the 44 Junior Hall Gastonia. NC (Ashbrook, John Kinlaw) 57 Les Hall Columbia, SC (Spring Valley, Jerry Brown) game . . . also achieved 100% film grades against Georgia 62 Kelvin Hankins Camden, NJ (Woodrow Wilson, Butch Gale) Tech and Duke . . . tied with Beasley for team lead with three 56 John Harris Roxboro, NC (Person, John Harris)

. interceptions . . participated in two fumbles, causing one 84 Kenzil Jackson LaGrange, GA (LaGrange, Gary Guthrie) and recovering one . . . had nine special team tackles . . 15 Stacy Lewis Baxley, GA (Appling City, John Stephens) 1985-87: action in 130 plays from in Saw scrimmage 1987, 91 Chester McGlockton Whiteville, NC (Whiteville, Bill Hewett) he played in the secondary in 7 of the 12 games . . . per- 98 Al Richard Clinton, SC (Clinton, Keith Richardson) formed on special teams in the 1988 Citrus Bowl . . . also 74 Mike Samnik Clearwater, FL (Countryside. Bill Berry) played in the 1986 Gator Bowl as a member of Clemson's 37 Shane Scott Alexandria, VA (Mt. Vernon, Bruce Patrick) 69 Mark Shirley Camden. SC (Camden, William Ammons) highly regarded special teams unit . . . came to Clemson in 1985 from Spartanburg Methodist College where he played 57 Wayne Simmons Hilton Head. SC (Hilton Head, Dan Utiey) 32 Marc Taylor Cleveland, TN (Bradley, Bill Robertson) baseball ... did not play football in the 1 985 season . . . won 52 Jamison Temples Ltl. Mountain, SC (Chapin, Eddie Muldrow) baseball pitching competition for Clemson at Boardwalk &

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25 Gary Cooper

WR . . . 6-3 . . . 190 .. . Junior . . . Ambridge, PA Clemson career record holder with 21 .8 yards per reception

. . . hauled in 13 passes this season for 417 yards . . . touched the ball 20 times and gained 538 yards, an average

of 26 yards per play . . . fourth on club in all-purpose running

. . . had season high 127 yards against Maryland and scored

two rushing TDs . . . first Tiger wide receiver to score two TDs rushing in a single game ... his season high four

receptions came against the Gamecocks . . . scored five touchdowns this year, three as a receiver and two rushing

. . . carried the ball seven times picking up 121 yards ranking

him sixth among Tiger rushers . . . had a 41 -yard run vs.

James Coley Gary Cooper North Carolina, his longest of the season . . . even though hampered by a pulled hamstring, caught two touchdown

passes in just 5 plays against Duke . . . averaged over 30

Career Statistics snaps per game during the nine games he was healthy . . . Year GP-GS Tot Hits Ast TL-Yds Sacks CF-RF PBU had film grades of at least 77 percent in every game this season including one 100 percent and two more in the 90's 1985 12-4 56 33 23 4-12 2.5-11 0-1

. . . 1985-87: earned the nickname "Pride of the Tigers" in 1986 10-7 34 17 17 5-10 0-0 2-0 1 1987 12-11 34 21 13 1-1 0-0 0-0 3 1 987 by leading the team in receiving with 34 catches for 562

1988 11-3 26 14 12 3-11 1-8 0-0 yards . . . also the team leader m touchdown receptions with

four . . . had three catches for 56 yards in the Citrus Bowl . . . Totals 45-25 150 85 65 13-34 3 5-19 2-1 4

reserve wide receiver who was in for 1 1 plays in 1 986 . . . received a medical hardship in 1985 when he had a hand

injury . . . started the Georgia Tech game that year and had a 88 James Coley nine-yard reception ... he could become the first Clemson

player to catch a pass in five different seasons . . . majoring TE . . . 6-5 . . . 250 . . . Senior . . . Jacksonville, FL

in . . . in Honorable Mention Ail-American by The Sporting News . . . sociology born 12/14/66 Sewickley. PA.

the Tigers in knockdown blocks with 68 . . . had at least led 1987 Game-By-Game Statistics in but one, and 10 vs. Duke three knockdowns every game Date Opponent TP Rec Yds Avg TD all for his season high . . . primarily used as a blocker as are 9/5 Western Carolina 16 5 122 24,4 Clemson tight ends . . . best receiving game was against 9/12 Virginia Tech 39 0,0

he caught three passes for 29 yards . . . Georgia Tech when 9/19 Georgia 42 4 55 13 8

all this . . . off the bench started but one game season came 9/26 Georgia Tech 23 4 107 26 8 1 against Furman and had his longest reception of the year, 24 10/10 Virginia 43 1 -3 -3.0

yards . . . graded at least 70 percent in every game except 10/17 Duke 30 3 41 13 6 two and his average film grade is 75.8 percent ... did not 10/24 N.C, State 56 1 12 12 Forest 26 2 31 15,5 catch a pass until his junior year ... he had only been the 10/31 Wake 11/7 North Carolina 29 4 76 19 1 intended target twice . . . has 14 career receptions for 213 11/14 Maryland 30 3 89 29,7 2 this ... is yards . . . saw action in 507 plays so far year 11/21 South Carolina 35 3 32 10 7 playing in his fourth bowl game ... he started against Min- 1/1 •Penn State 30 4 56 14,0

. in nesota as a freshman . . rated at the 15th best tight end Totals 399 34 618 18 2 4 the country by The Sporting News . . . preseason first-team

AII-ACC by the same publication . . . 1985-87: had his only touchdown catch vs. Duke in a 17-10 victory . . . had two 1988 Game-By-Game Statistics receptions that game for 37 yards and two for 27 against Rushing N.C. State ... in 1986 was one of Clemson's best perform- Date Opponent TP Rec Yds Avg TD LG Att Yds TD

. tight ers on special teams . . also in for 75 snaps as a end 9/3 'Virginia Tech 27 1 21 21.0 21 1 1 All-American in high . . . USA Today honorable mention 9/10 Furman 25

in FL. 1 school . . . born 4/13/67 Jacksonville, 9/17 'Florida State 43 2 99 49-5 61

9/24 Georgia Tech 35 1 33 33 33 1988 Game-By-Game Statistics 10/8 'Virginia 5 1 18 18 18 Date Opponent TP Gr KD Rec Yds Avg TD LG 10/15 Duke 5 2 90 45,0 2 79

9/3 Virginia Tech 38 83 5 0.0 10/22 N,C. State 27 0,0 1 9

9/10 Furman 37 73 4 1 24 24.0 24 10/29 Wake Forest 24 0,0 1 1

9/17 "Florida State 55 80 8 00 11/5 North Carolina 32 1 48 48,0 48 1 41

9/24 Georgia Tech 59 78 9 3 29 9,7 12 11/12 Maryland 29 1 45 45 45 2 72 2

10/8 'Virginia 38 68 3 11/19 South Carolina 32 4 63 15 8 40 1 11 10/15 •Duke 42 81 10 10/22 •N.C, State 57 12 6 0,0 Career Statistics

10/29 •Wake Forest 40 67 1 15 15,0 15 Rushing 11/5 •North Carolina 53 76 8 Year GP-GS Rec Yds Avg TD LG Att Yds Avg TD

11/12 "Maryland 53 77 7 1 18 18 18 1985 3-1 1 9 9,0 9 11/19 "South Carolina 51 79 8 0,0 1986 9-0 2 44 22,0 32 0,0 1987 12-6 34 618 18,2 4 52 2 10 5,0 Career Statistics 1988 11-3 13 417 32 1 3 79 7 121 17.3 2 Year GP-GS Rec Yds Avg TD LG Pts Totals 35-10 50 1088 21 8 7 79 9 131 14.5 2 1985 10-3 0.0 1986 12-0

1987 12-2 8 127 15.9 1 32 8 1988 11-10 6 86 14.3 24

Totals 45-15 14 213 15.2 1 32 8 19 . .

to Tiger coaches this season . . . named to The Sporting

News Freshman All-American Honor Roll . . . third leading freshman tackier with 34 stops including four behind the line

of scrimmage . . . started the last six games after beginning the season as a reserve defensive back and special teams

player . . . averaged just under 60 snaps per game as a

starter after playing 82 total in first five games . . . had four

passes broken up against Duke . . . finished the season with eight, second only to veteran cornerback Donnell Woolford ... his four PBU's was freshman single game record ... he actually had six in that game, two were wiped out by penalty

Chip Davis David Davis Dexter Davis . . . also had a tackle for loss and caused a fumble vs. the

Blue Devils . . . had his only interception against Virginia

Tech, his first game as a Tiger . . . named ACC Rookie-of- 7 Chip Davis the-Week vs. South Carolina . . . had six tackles, two PBU's,

...... WR . . . 5-10 . . . 195 . Junior . Evans, GA and recovered a Gamecock fumble . was Clemson's first

One of only three active Clemson players to have lettered at commitment of last year's recruiting season . . . played for

an offensive and defensive position . . . this year tried his Coach Tom Lewis' Sumter Gamecock team that won the Big

1 . . hand at passing and completed both of two attempts for 09 1 6 AAAA State Championship in 1 987 . played at the same 61 yards . . . connected with Gary Cooper on -yard touch- high school as New York Giant and former Tiger Terry

down pass off a reverse vs. Florida State . . . best receiving Kinard . . . had one tackle and three more PBU's than Kinard

game was against North Carolina when he grabbed three for had as a freshman . . . born 3/20/70 in Brooklyn, NY.

42 yards . . . also completed a 48-yard pass that game . .

caught the winning touchdown at Virginia with 1 :52 remain- 1988 Game-By-Game Statistics ing in the game ... in for 252 plays this season grading no Date Opponent Plays Hits Ast Tot TL-Yds PBU

lowerthan 78 percent in any game ... it is a safe assumption 9/3 Virginia Tech 39

that he is Clemson's career record holder for passing effi- 9/10 Furman 21 1 1 Florida State DNP ciency with a 722.8 figure on two attempts . . . reminded 9/17 everyone of his defensive prowess with four special teams 9/24 Georgia Tech 22 2 2 10/8 Virginia Special teams only tackles against South Carolina . . . 1986-87: reserve wide 10/15 •Duke 66 2 3 5 1-1 4 receiver in 1987 who saw action in eight games . . . partici- 10/22 N,C, State 82 6 1 7 2-3 pated in 11 2 plays, more than any other reserve receiver . . . 10/29 Wake Forest 76 4 3 7

listed as third-team quarterback for the 1 988 Citrus Bowl . . . 11/5 "North Carolina 53 3 1 4 1-2

only first-year player to earn a letter on defense in 1986 . . . 11/12 "Maryland 41 4 1 5 2

listed as a safety he had seven tackles, five of which were on 11/19 "South Carolina 55 5 1 6 2

. . . 11-7-68 in special teams born Augusta, GA. Note: One interception for yards vs. VPI Career Statistics CLEMSON'S HIGHEST SCORING QUARTERS Defense 1st Q 2nd 3rd Q 4th Q Site, Opp., Score Date Year GP-GS Rec Yds Avg TD LG Tot Ht Ast 35 h-Wake Forest (82-24) 10/31/81 1986 9-0 7 7 28 h-Presbyterlan (55-0) 9/23/50 1987 9-0 1 7 7,0 7 28 a-Boston Co. (35-14) 11/11/50 1988 11-1 6 73 12.2 1 14 4 3 1 28 h-Auburn (34-0) 11/24/51 28 h-Furman (42-14) Totals 29-1 7 80 11.4 1 14 11 3 8 11/26/60 QT 28 a-Maryland (49-25) 11/12/88 Passing 27 h-Presbyterian (76-0) 9/22/45 a-Virglnia Year Cmp-Att 1 Yds TD LG Pet. Y/Cmp Eft. 27 (47-0) 9/26/59 27 h-Duke (39-22) 10/19/58 1988 2-2 109 1 61 1 000 54,5 722,8 26 h-Presbyterian (76-0) 9/22/45 26 h-Presbyterlan (53-13) 9/20/52 97 David Davis 26 h-The Citadel (59-0) 11/27/54 24 h-VMI (57-12) 11/11/44 MG . . . 6-2 . . . 270 . . . Freshman . . . Eastover, SC 24 h-Va. Tech (40-7) 9/3/88 Reserve middle guard who is one of the strongest members 23 a-N, Carolina (37-29) 10/10/73 of the Clemson team . . . increased bench press to 435 this 23 h-The Citadel (58-3) 9/16/78

. . past summer . appeared in nine games this season . . 22 a-Furman (56-3) 11/28/59 best game was vs. Virginia Tech when he had four tackles, HIGHEST SCORING QUARTERS BY BOTH TEAMS three of which were first hits . . . also had a nine-yard sack in (Clemson Scoring First in Parenthesis) that game ... in for 1 19 plays this year . . . redshirted the 1st Q 2nd Q 3rd Q 4th Q Site, Opp., Score Date 1 987 football season, but competed on the wrestling team in 42 (27-15) h-Duke (39-22) 10/19/68 1987-88 as a heavyweight ... against UT-Chattanooga 42 (35-7) h-Wake Forest (82-24) 10/31/81 came back from a 2-0 deficit to defeat his opponent 3-2, 37 (23-14) h-N. Carolina (37-29) 10/11/73 giving the Tigers a 17-15 win .. . honorable mention Ail- 36 (28-8) h-Furman (42-14) 11/26/60 American in high school according to Street and Smith and 36 (28-8) a-Maryland (49-25) 11/12/88

The Sporting . , . in . . News starter the 1986 Shrine Bowl . 35 (9-26) a-Wake Forest (35-33) 11/1/80 redshirted 1987 season . . . born 7/31/69. 34 (21-13) a-Furman (40-20) 11/26/55 34 (20-14) a-Wake Forest (20-36) 9/17/70 Career Statistics 33 (7-26) a-Mlami (FL) (7-39) 10/9/53 Year GP-GS Tot Hts Ast TL-Yds Sacks OP 31 (19-12) h-Boston Col. (34-12) 11/22/58 1988 9-0 8 4 4 1-9 1-9 2 31 (17-14) a-Duke (30-35) 10/19/67 31 (14-17) a-Auburn (21-43) 10/14/67 9 Dexter Davis 31 (24-7) h-Va. Tech (40-7) 9/3/88 30 (14-16) a-Tennessee (28-29) 10/26/74

... 5-11 ...... DB 175 Freshman Sumter, SC 29 (7-22) a-N. Carolina (15-32) 11/15/69 True freshman who is probably the most pleasant surprise 29 (21-8) a-Maryland (24-11) 10/31/70 29 (15-14) h-S. Carolina (32-28) 11/21/70 20 1

85 Mark Drag

MG . . . 6-4 . . . 250 . . . Senior . . . Charlotte, NC First-team AII-ACC by both AP and the ACC Sportswriters

Association . . . has played every game of his four-year

career . . . can set Clemson career record for games played

by a defensive player . . . had more tackles this year than Michael Dean Perry had last year as ACC Player-of-the-Year

. . . honorable mention All-American by The Sporting News

and the Associated Press . . . moved into the starting posi- tion this season ... led the Tigers in tackles for loss with 12,

pushing opponents back 45 yards . . . ranks fourth on the

team with 77 tackles, first among defensive linemen . . . had a nine-yard sack against North Carolina which was chosen Frank Deluliis Mark Drag the Goody's Hit-of-the-Game ... his 175 career tackles is

second among current players . . . top performance came at Georgia Tech when he had a career high 11 tackles, three TFL for yards, Career Statistics 10 and a quarterback pressure ... his 24 career tackles for loss ties Year GP-GS Tot Hts Ast TL-Yds Sacks PBU CF-RF Int-Yds Steve Berlin for seventh in Clem-

son history and is best among active Tigers . . . named ACC 1988 10-6 37 24 13 4-6 0-0 8 1-1 1-0 Defensive Lineman-of-the-Week for his seven-tackle per-

formance vs. Maryland . . . also named the Jefferson Pilot/ Schlitz Malt Liquor Student/Athlete-of-the-Week vs. the

70 Frank Deluliis Terrapins . . . has most tackles by Tiger down lineman since

William Perry . . . had a Dean's List qualifying 3.5 GPAforthe OT . . . 6-5 . . . 280 . . . Senior . . . Pittsburgh, PA

1987-88 academic year . . . one of many Tiger seniors play- Veteran offensive tackle who started every game this sea-

ing in his fourth bowl game . . . trouble for quarterbacks son . . . has only missed two games in his four-year career

recording six QB pressures this season . . . 1984-87: re- . . . finished the regular season strong with six knockdown serve middle guard in 1 987 who averaged 27 plays per game blocks and an 84 percent grade vs. South Carolina . . . also

. . . had nine tackles against N.C. State both his junior and graded 84 percent against Maryland and Virginia Tech . , .

freshman seasons . . . has played at least 10 snaps in every finished year with three straight grades in the eighties, only game over the past four years except the Virginia Tech Clemson tackle to have a streak like that in last four years . . .

game in 1986 . . . started one game in each of his first three needs nine knockdown blocks to hit 100 for his career . . .

seasons, the UNC game each year . . . named most im- had a career best seven knockdowns vs. the Hokies and proved defensive player for the spring of 1986 ... as a finished the season with 33 . . . expected to start his second freshman in 1985 tied for third on the team in TFL with six, bowl game, the first being the 1 986 Gator Bowl . . . 1984-87:

four of those came in the N.C. State game . . . redshirted used as a reserve after starting the first game in 1 987 , , , still 1984 season at Clemson ... he was a reserve behind saw action in 384 plays, more than any other Tiger reserve

William Perry , . . has best vertical jump figure among defen- , . . had a career high 89 percent film grade in the 1986 sive linemen (31 V2") majoring in industrial education Maryland game . . . started seven games for the 1986 team, born 2/21/66 in Wichita, KS. Clemson did not lose any of the games he started that year

. . . in for 641 snaps for the season, including 210 over the Game-By-Game Statistics last three games . . . started each of the first four games m 1985 1986 1985 ... a prime reason Clemson has led ACC in rushing for Opponent PI Tac XL Opponent PI Tac TL

three straight years . . . played in the 1985 Independence VPI 12 VPI 7 Bowl but only on special teams ... sat out 1 984 as a redshirt Georgia 26 Georgia 28 1

. . . . brother played football at Middle Tennessee State . . Georgia Tech 24 4 Georgia Tech 16 1 punting average at Penn Hills High School as had a 43-yard Kentucky 11 3 Citadel 24 3

. . . 1 in PA. a senior born 1/19/66 Pittsburgh, Virginia 27 4 Virginia 27 3 1

Duke 24 7 Duke 23 2 1 1988 Game-By-Game Statistics N C, State 22 9 4 N C State 20 2 Date Opponent Plays Gr. KD Wake Forest 20 4 Wake Forest 18 1

"N. Carolina 24 4 'N, Carolina 17 2 1 9/3 "Virginia Tech 31 6 37 84 7 Maryland 25 2 1 Maryland 18 9/10 'Furman 27 14 41 66 S. Carolina 23 6 1 S. Carolina 12 9/17 Florida State 29 16 47 60 3 Minnesota 22 3 Stanford 19 2 9/24 "Georgia Tech 28 1 39 71 1

10/8 "Virginia 21 1 32 65 2 1987 10/15 "Duke 33 14 47 74 3 Date Opponent Plays Gr Hits Ast Tot TL-Yds 10/22 "N.C. State 28 12 44 61 2

10/29 "Wake Forest 18 9 27 71 1 9/5 Western Carolina 28 47 1 1 11/5 "North Carolina 38 8 46 83 3 9/12 Virginia Tech 20 56 2 2 11/12 "Maryland 32 5 37 84 5 9/19 Georgia 25 72 1 1 11/19 "South Carolina 33 6 39 84 6 9/26 Georgia Tech 29 81 1 1 2 10/10 Virginia 26 67 2 2 4 Career Statistics 10/17 Duke 42 71 1 2 3 Year GP-GS Plays KD 10/24 N.C. State 26 78 7 2 9 2-4 10/31 Wake Forest 27 62 2 2 1985 11-4 299 6 11/7 "North Carolina 35 79 4 2 6 1- 1 1986 12-8 641 26 11/14 Maryland 29 71 1987 11-1 384 26 11/21 South Carolina 23 72 4 1 5 1988 11-11 436 33 1/1 Penn State 17 76 Totals 45-24 1760 91

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backer in CU's win over Penn State ... In 1986-87: red- shirted 1 986, but was an outstanding member of the special

in 1 . . teams 987 . sixth on the team in special teams tackles

with . . eight . appeared in every game on special teams and from scrimmage against Western Carolina, Georgia Tech

and Maryland . . . had four tackles against Western Carolina in his first game, including a quarterback sack, for his best

effort . . of the season . follows in the footsteps of Steve Fuller and Mike Eppley as the only football players to receive the Jervey Academic Scholarship.

Career Statistics Offense Year GP-GS Tot Hits Ast TL-Yds Sacks PBU Plays Rec KD Stacy Fields Jeb Flesch 1987 12-0 13 5 8 1-1 1-1 1988 11-0 6 3 3 0-0 0-0 209 15

Totals 23-0 19 8 11 1-1 1-1 209 15

1988 Game-By-Game Statistics Date Opponent Plays Hits Ast Tot TL-Yds Sacks QP 9/3 "Virginia Tech 35 1 4 5 59 Jeb Flesch 9/10 Furman 34 2 3 5 1 -2

9/17 "Florida State 44 1 3 4 1 -7 2 RG . . . 6-3 . . . 270 . . . Freshman . . . Morrow, GA "Georgia Tech 42 7 4 11 3-10 1 9/24 After redshirting last season, Flesch has had an outstanding 10/8 "Virginia 42 1 5 6 freshman campaign, had 47 knockdown blocks, second 10/15 "Duke 38 4 4 8 1 -5 1

most by a Tiger rookie . . . that total ranks him sixth on the 10/22 "N.C. State 55 4 5 9 team in that category ... his outstanding rookie 10/29 "Wake Forest 49 5 4 9 3-11 campaign merited him recognition by The Sporting 11/5 "North Carolina 30 2 5 7 1 -9 1-9 1 News, which

11/12 "Maryland 39 3 4 7 1 -1 named him to its Freshman All-America Honor Roll ... he

11/19 "South Carolina 38 2 4 6 1 -1 1 received his first starting assignment in Clemson's fourth game of the season at Georgia Tech and has started every

Career Statistics game since . . . saw his most extensive action against North Year GP-GS Tot Hits Ast TL-Vds Sacks CF-RF PBU Carolina State, participating in 79 plays and registering five

1985 12-1 46 26 20 6-28 2-24 0-1 knockdown blocks . . . had nine knockdown blocks, his 1986 12-1 17 12 5 3-3 1-1 1-0 season best in that category, against North Carolina ... his 1987 12-1 35 19 16 3-5 0-0 0-0 best effort of the season was probably his performance 1988 11-11 77 32 45 12-45 1-9 0-0 1 against Duke, in which he received a grade of 79 percent and 1-1 Totals 47-14 175 89 86 24-81 4-34 1 had seven knockdown blocks . . . also played extremely well in Clemson's victory over Maryland in which Flesch received

a grade of 78 and had six knockdowns . . . also had seven knockdowns against Wake Forest ... his vast improvement on the playing field can be credited, in large part, to his work 46 Stacy Fields habits in the weight room ... he has improved his bench press by 50 pounds in just one season ... he now owns a TE . . . 6-3 . . . 225 . . . Sophomore . . . Frogmore, SC Perhaps the top student-athlete on the Clemson team ... he 355-pound bench press, which ranked him 24th on the was the winner of the Team Academic Achievement Award squad during the preseason ... in for just 23 plays over the for the 87-88 academic year ... he was honored this season first three games, he was in for 59 in his fourth . . . Flesch and as the JPT/Schlitz Malt Liquor Student/Athlete-of-the-Week Eric Harmon are only freshmen offensive linemen to start for during Clemson's season-ending victory over South Caro- Clemson in the decade of the 80s . . . majoring in manage-

ment . . . born 2/21/69. lina . . . had a 3.46 GPA in each semester his first year at Clemson and has been on the academic honor roll for the

past two years . . . after two years in Clemson's engineering 1988 Game-By-Game Statistics program, his cumulative GPA is 3.25 . . . Fields is completing Date Opponent + Plays Gr. KD his first season at tight end after moving to that position during the spring ... he was an outside linebacker before 9/3 Virginia Tech 9 3 12 75 1

9/10 Furman 3 3 100 1 moving to the offensive side of the ball . . . Fields has seen 9/17 Florida State 5 3 8 63 action in each of Clemson's 1 1 games in 1988 heading into 9/24 "Georgia Tech 37 20 59 63 3 the Citrus Bowl . . . has not caught a pass yet this season, 10/8 "Virginia 34 14 51 71 6 but is known for his blocking ability as most Clemson tight 10/15 "Duke 44 11 55 79 7 ends are ... his best game of the year may have been 10/22 "N.C. State 50 29 79 63 5 against Wake Forest, when he graded out at 85 percent after 10/29 "Wake Forest 40 13 54 75 7 seeing action in 1 6 plays in Clemson's 38-21 victory over the 11/5 "North Carolina 33 17 52 66 9

Deacons . . . saw his most extensive action against Virginia, 11/12 "Maryland 39 11 50 78 6 participating in 32 plays and registering four knockdown 11/19 "South Carolina 46 16 62 74 2

blocks . . . had five knockdown blocks, his season-high in Career Statistics that category, in CU's homecoming victory against Duke . . this will be Fields' second appearance in the Citrus Bowl, Year GP-GS Plays KD having appeared last season as a reserve outside line- 1988 11-8 482 47

22 Career Statistics Year GP-GS 0-29 30-39 40-49 -50 Tot PAT LK Pts

1988 11-11 5-6 7-11 3-7 2-6 17-30 1-1 52 52

Punting Gross Year No Yds -20 -5 +50 Ret-Yds LP HB Net Avg

1988 38 1614 7 6 18-170 66 38.0 42.5

71 Ty Granger

OT . . . 6-6 . . . 270 . . . Senior . . . Easley, SO Clemson's proof that brains and brawn go together, Chris Gardocki Ty Granger Granger was a 1986 strength All-American and first-team academic AII-ACC the last two seasons ... his brains and brawn have combined to make him one of the ACC's finest

offensive tackles . . . All-District Academic Selection who is

17 Chris Gardocki an Academic All-America candidate . . . this season he has split time with fellow senior Frank Deluliis at left tackle and P-PK ... 6-2 ... 185 .. . Freshman . . . Stone Mountain, GA

Jeff Nunamacher at right tackle . . . had an outstanding Made an immediate impact on the fortunes of Clemson game in the season-opener against Virginia Tech despite football, setting the Clemson record for field goals by a missing much of pre-season practice with an injury ... he freshman ... he connected on 17 of 30 field goal attempts graded out at 84 percent against VPI and registered two . . . his longest FG of the season was a 52-yarder against

knockdown blocks . . . also was outstanding against South North Carolina . . . that kick tied Clemson freshman record Carolina, grading out at 83 percent and having a season- for a long field goal, Donald Igwebuike had a 52-yarder in

high five knockdown blocks in 38 plays . . . saw his most 1981 ... he also had an excellent year punting the football, extensive action against Duke, receiving a grade of 74 per- averaging 42.47 yards a punt ... his 1988 performance cent in 45 plays ... he was named the JPT/Schlitz Malt earned him second-team AII-ACC and honorable mention Liquor Student/Athlete-of-Week vs. VPI ... he also was the All-America honors by AP and UP! ... he was also included recipient of the CBS/Toyota Leadership Award vs. Florida in The Sporting News Freshman All-America Honor Roll . . .

State . . . has 23 knockdown blocks heading into the Citrus he finished the season ranked second in the ACC in punting

Bowl . . . Granger is no stranger to bowl competition, seeing . . . tied for first in the ACC in field goals made ... he was action in the 1 985 Independence Bowl as a defensive tackle, named the ACC Rookie-of-the-Week vs. Furman, when he playing as a reserve offensive tackle in the 1986 Gator Bowl connected on three-of-four field goal attempts ... he was and starting at offensive tackle against Penn State in the five-of-six from inside 29 yards, seven-of-11 from 30-39 1988 Citrus Bowl ... In 1984-87: redshirted his freshman yards, three-of-seven from 40 to 49 yards, and two-of-six

season in 1 984 . . . played on defense for 1 games in 1 985, from beyond 50 yards . . . had three field goals on three

but moved to offensive tackle during the spring of 1986 . . . separate occasions ... his punting average is sixth best in won the Team Academic Achievement Award in 1986 and Clemson history, second best by a Tiger frosh . . . would was named the Lifter-of-the-Year for the 1 986-87 academic have been 15th in the nation or first among freshmen in

year . . . CBS Toyota Leadership Award winner for the 1 986 punting had he had enough attempts to qualify ... he was

North Carolina game . . . one of the main reasons Clemson two attempts shy ... his 17 field goals rank in a tie for 3rd defeated Georgia in 1 987. he received a grade of 84 percent best in Clemson history for a single season . . . and his best

from the coaching staff for his effort against the Bulldogs . . . all-around game was against South Carolina with 3 field also had an excellent game against VPI. receiving a grade of goals and a 47-yard punting average on five boots . . . was 83 percent and registering seven knockdown blocks ... in possibly the most heralded place kicker coming out of the for 60 snaps in last season's Citrus Bowl and was a major high school ranks last season . . . after a standout career at reason Clemson gained 499 yards ... his 384 plays were Redan High School, he was named to numerous All-Ameri- most by an offensive non-starter ... he owned a 3.21 GPA in can squads ... he was selected first team Ail-American by 3- accounting prior to the fall semester. USA Today ... a Parade Ail-American selection . . . was 1 of-23 in field goals as a senior including five over 50 yards 1988 Game-By-Game Statistics and 12 over 40 yards ... hit 33 of his 54 career field goal Date Opponent + Plays Gr. KD

attempts . . . fourth kicker in a row from Redan to kick in 9/3 Virginia Tech 17 3 20 84 2 college including Chicago Bear Kevin Butler ... he was also 9/10 Furman 12 8 20 60 1 an all-state soccer player who had 18 goals as junior. 9/17 Florida State 24 8 32 75 2 9/24 Georgia Tech 25 11 36 69 2 1988 Game-By-Game Statistics 10/7 Virginia 19 18 37 51 10/15 Duke 32 13 45 74 2 Punting Gross Field Goals 10/22 N O State 23 15 38 60 2 Date Opponent Att Yds Avg Net FG FGA Pts Field Goals 10/29 Wake Forest 31 10 41 74 1 "Virginia Tech 1 48 48.0 480 2 3 7 38, 48. 43 9/3 11/5 North Carolina 30 11 41 71 2 "Furman 0.0 0.0 3 4 9 38. 46. 58, 31 9/10 11/12 Maryland 29 8 36 81 4 "Florida State 8 317 39.6 27.8 no attempts 9/17 11/19 South Carolina 31 7 38 83 5 9/24 "Georgia Tech 5 204 41.4 37.4 1 2 3 28

10/8 "Virginia 3 128 42.7 37.7 1 2 3 33, 37 Career Statistics 10/15 "Duke 5 220 44.0 43.9 no attempts Year GP-GS Plays KD

10/22 "N.C. State 6 270 45.0 432 1 3 3 35, 40. 40 1986 11 -9 668 18 "Wake Forest 5 192 38 4 34.8 1 3 3 24, 25. 39 10/29 1987 12-11 639 40 11/5 "North Carolina no punts 3 5 9 20, 55. 24, 52. 58 1988 11 -0 384 23 11/12 "Maryland no punts 2 4 6 51, 35. 36. 22 Totals 44-20 1691 81 11/19 "South Carolina 5 235 47.0 44.4 3 4 9 47. 31, 38. 51

Made field goals are underlined Note: In 1985 had eight tackles (1 TFL) in 10 games as a defensive tackle.

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99 Mervin Green

...... Eutawville, MG . . . 6-2 . . . 280 Sophomore SC Enters the Citrus Bowl as Clemson's second-team nose

. . 1 guard ... in on 1 8 tackles this season . had 3 solo stops opposition 14 . . . made two tackles for a loss, costing the

. . loss of . . . for nine yards yards . has recorded one sack a saw his most extensive action of the season against Fur- man, participating in 36 plays and making two tackles ... his lone sack of the year came in Clemson's 10-7 victory over

Virginia . . . had a tackle for a loss of five yards against

Florida State . . . had three quarterback pressures in CD's

homecoming win over Duke . . . redshirted the 1987 season ... he is known for his hard work in the weight room, where his bench press and leg sled figures are among the top 20 on Mervin Green Vance Hammond the squad ... he bench presses 365 pounds and pushes 800 30" pounds on the leg sled . . . has a vertical jump ... sat out

1986 due to Proposition 48 . . . came to Clemson as a

linebacker . . . majoring in sociology . . . born 3/15/68 in 76 Eric Harmon Holly Hill, SC.

OG . . . 6-1 . . . 265 . . . Sophomore . . . Camden, NJ Career Statistics Enters the Citrus Bowl ranked fifth on the team in knock- Year GP-GS Tot Hts Ast TL-Yds Sacks CF-RF

down blocks with 53 ... he had 53 all of 1 987 in 1 2 games . . 1988 11-0 18 13 5 2-14 1-9 1-0 has started all 1 1 games this season . . . has averaged nearly 60 plays a game over the last two years ... he has now started in 23 consecutive games as a Tiger after becoming

the only freshman in Clemson history to start 1 2 games in a 90 Vance Hammond season in 1987 ... his best game of the year was against

DT . . . 6-7 . . . 280 . . . Sophomore . . . Spartanburg, SC Georgia Tech, a game in which he received a grade of 76 and Had a 29-yard interception return that broke open the UNC registered a season-high eight knockdown blocks, which game . . . first interception for a Clemson defensive lineman matches his previous career best vs. Wake Forest last '87 since Michael Dean Perry had one against VPI in . . . only season ... he also graded out at 76 percent in Clemson's Tiger to have a tackle for loss in each of the first five games victory over Maryland ... he had five knockdowns in that

. . . enters the Citrus Bowl as a first-team defensive tackle game against the Terps ... he had an excellent game at

. . . 1 . . . has been a part of 36 tackles has 4 solo stops to his Wake Forest this season, receiving a grade of 72 percent credit . . . has made seven tackles for a loss, costing the and recording seven knockdowns ... he also had seven opposition 20 yards . . . also he has sacked the quarterback knockdowns against North Carolina ... his play this season twice for a loss of nine yards ... he was the recipient of earned honorable mention Ail-American honors from the

Goody's Hit-of-the-Game vs. Virginia . . . had his best game Football News ... In 1987: First Clemson freshman offen- against Wake Forest, seeing his most extensive amount of sive lineman to start every game since 1944 and just the playing time (37 plays) and recording a career-high seven second freshman regardless of position under Danny Ford tackles ... In 1987: reserve defensive tackle who played to start every game as a freshman . . . perhaps the most well in the first six games ... in for 60 plays over the first six improved offensive lineman on the Clemson team over the games, then contracted a virus that kept him out of action for course of the season . . . averaged 59 snaps from scrim-

1 three weeks ... he redshirted the 986 season ... he bench mage . . . bench presses 420 pounds, seventh-best on the

. . presses 390 pounds, the 11th best mark on the team team . . . has an 830-pound leg sled, a 160-pound improve-

suffered a fractured ankle this past spring and missed the ment in two years . . . redshirted the 1 986 season . . . named

Spring Game . . . majoring in industrial education ... his honorable mention Ail-American by The Sporting News

father is a state highway patrolman and patrols sidelines at after a stellar career at Woodrow Wilson High School . . .

Clemson home games . . . born 1 2/4/67 in Spartanburg, SC. high school teammate of redshirt sophomore Kelvin Han-

. . . in IN. kins . . . majoring in marketing born 3/3/67 Marion, 1988 Game-By-Game Statistics Date Opponent Plays Hits Ast Tot TL-Yds Sacks 1988 Game-By-Game Statistics Date Opponent + Plays Gr. KD 9/3 Virginia Tech 35 2 1 3 1-3 1-3 9/10 Furman 23 1 4 5 1-2 9/3 "Virginia Tech 32 15 47 68 3 9/17 Florida State 31 3 2 5 1-1 9/10 'Furman 34 26 60 57 4 1-4 9/24 'Georgia Tech 31 1 3 4 9/17 "Florida State 49 29 78 63 6 10/8 Virginia 26 3 2 5 2-7 1-6 9/24 'Georgia Tech 51 16 67 76 8 10/15 •Duke 28 1 1 2 10/8 'Virginia 44 26 71 63 3 10/22 *N.C. State 31 2 1 3 10/15 •Duke 37 17 54 68 4 10/29 'Wake Forest 37 2 5 7 1-3 10/22 'N.C. State 49 35 79 58 3 11/5 North Carolina 17 1 1 10/29 •Wake Forest 38 15 53 72 7 11/12 Maryland 29 1 1 11/5 •North Carolina 36 27 63 57 7 11/19 "South Carolina 26 2 2 11/12 •Maryland 58 18 76 76 5 16 61 74 3 Note: One interception tor 29 yards against North Carolina 11/19 •South Carolina 45

Career Statistics Career Statistics Plays KD Year GP-GS Tot Hits Ast TL-Yds Sacks Int-Yds Year GP-GS 12-12 53 1987 8-0 6 4 2 1-5 1-5 0-0 1987 662 53 1988 11-6 36 14 22 7-20 2-9 1-29 1988 11-11 709 106 Totals 19-6 42 18 24 8-25 3-14 1-29 Totals 23-23 1371

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77 J. C. Harper

. . 6-5 . . . . DT . . 265 . Senior . . . Clemson, SC

Has seen action in 1 of the Tigers' 1 1 contests heading into

the Citrus . . . in Bowl . . has been on 1 9 tackles this season . his most extensive playing time of the season came in the season opener against VP!, participating in 33 plays ... he received a grade of 62 for his performance against the

Hokies . . . had his best game of the season against Furman, tying his career best of four tackles ... he graded out at 64 percent against the Paladins ... he had three tackles against Florida State ... he earned the starting assignment in Clem- son's victory at Virginia, where he had two tackles in 14 plays . . . played against three teams in 1988 that his father, Clemson's defensive coordinator Tom Harper, used to Wayne Harps Reggie Harris coach for— Virginia Tech, North Carolina and Wake Forest ... the Citrus Bowl would be the fourth bowl game in which he has seen action ... In 1984-87: Also had 19 tackles last plays in the 1 987 game against Georgia Tech ... he had four

... in for . . . season . . at 197 plays for the 1987 season . had a tackles and graded out 73 percent began the 1986 sack against Western Carolina and recovered a fumble in season as a strong safety, before moving to defensive end that contest . . . saw his most action in the Georgia Tech ... he had six special teams tackles in 1 986 . . . redshirted in

for 1 . . . in game the 1987 season with 34 plays . . . had his best the 985 season majoring administrative management game of 1987 against Wake Forest, receiving a grade of 72 . . . born 12/1/66 in Griffin, GA. percent ... In 1 986 he had at least one tackle in every regular

season . . . his Career Statistics game saw most action against The Citadel . , had 21 tackles for the 1986 season ... In 1985 he moved to Year GP-GS Tot Hits Ast TL-Yds Sacks PBU CF-RF

the defensive line from the offensive line . . . redshirted the 1986 11-0 17 5 12 0-0 0-0 0-0 1984 season at offensive tackle ... majoring in admin- 1987 12-0 22 10 12 0-0 0-0 0-0 1988 10-0 28 13 15 2-17 2-17 2 2-1 istrative management at Clemson . . . born 12/13/65 in Lex- ington, KY. Totals 33-0 67 28 39 2-17 2-17 2 2-1

Career Statistics Year GP-GS Tot Hits Ast TL-Yds Sacks PBU 24 Reggie Harris 1985 7-0 3 2 1 0-0 0-0

1986 11-0 21 8 13 2-8 1-4 2 BAN . . . 6-0. . . 215 . . . Junior . . . Gaffney, SC

1987 11-0 19 8 11 1-6 1-6 Another one of Clemson's top special teams performers . . 1988 10-1 19 5 14 0-0 0-0 he is tied for fourth in special team tackles with 10 entering

Totals 39-1 62 23 39 3-14 2-10 2 the Citrus Bowl . . . also performs at outside linebacker or bandit end where he has contributed 33 tackles ... he has 16 solo stops and 17 assists ... he had a season-high six

tackles in Clemson's opener against Virginia Tech . . . had 16 Wayne Harps five tackles against Wake Forest, including a tackle for a loss

BAN ... 6-3 ... 210 .. . Junior . . . Griffin, GA . . . sacked the quarterback for a two-yard loss against Duke

One of Clemson's top special teams players ... he is the . . . had four tackles in games against Georgia Tech and second-leading tackier among the special teams perform- North Carolina . . . saw his most extensive action against ers for the Tigers with 1 4 special teams tackles . . . has also Furman and Wake Forest, participating in 30 plays in each

seen considerable time at outside linebacker, where he contest . . . broke up a pass in the VP! game and the Mary-

amassed 28 tackles, 13 solo stops and 15 assists . . . has land contest ... In 1986-87: led the special teams in tackles

sacked the quarterback twice this season, costing the op- in 1 987 with 21 ... 1 4 of those were first hits . . . saw action in position 16 yards ... his sacks came against Furman and every game but the season opener . . . had 24 total tackles

Maryland . . . received a grade of 100 percent for his effort last season . . . won the defensive award for outstanding

against Georgia Tech in 10 plays . . . was the winner of the effort during the 1987 spring game . . . made 12 tackles

Goody's Hit-of-the-Game vs. Furman and the recipient of during the 1 986 season . . . caused one fumble . . . had three the Army ROTC Take No Prisoners Award vs. North Caro- tackles in the Gator Bowl . . . caused a Stanford fumble on

. . . in . . . lina , , . In 1985-87: had 1 1 special teams tackles in 1987 the third kickoff the Gator Bowl played two games as a saw action from scrimmage in the Western Carolina, Geor- running back in 1986 . . . majoring in liberal arts . . . born gia Tech and Maryland contests ... in for a career-high 38 4/23/67 in Cherokee County, SC.

Career Statistics Year GP-GS Tot Hits Ast TL-Yds Sacks CF-RF PBU

1986 8-0 12 4 8 0-0 0-0 1-0 1987 11-0 24 15 9 0-0 0-0 1-0 1988 11-0 33 16 17 2-3 1-2 0-0 2

Totals 30-0 69 35 34 2-3 1-2 2-0 2

Eric Harmon J.C. Harper

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1988 Game-By-Game Statistics Date Opponent Plays Hits Ast Tot TL-Yds Sacks QP

9/3 "Virginia Tech 48 2 3 5 1-2 1-2 9/10 "Furman 42 3 3 6 9/17 "Florida State 55 6 4 10 1-7 9/24 "Georgia Tech 56 6 2 8 1-5 1-5

10/8 "Virginia 51 2 5 7 1

10/15 "Duke 58 1 3 4 2 10/22 •N.C. State 55 4 2 6 2-11 1.5-11 10/29 "Wake Forest 42 6 6

11/5 •North Carolina 38 1 5 6 1

11/12 •Maryland 57 4 8 12 2-9 1.5-9 1 11/19 "South Carolina 49 4 7 11 1-13 1-13 2

Career Statistics Jesse Hatcher Jerome Henderson Year GP-GS Tot Hits Ast TL-Yds Sacks PBU QP Int-YdsCF-RF

1987 12-8 69 36 33 8 -57 7-56 3 17 1-3 0-0 55 Jesse Hatcher 1988 11-11 81 33 48 8 -50 6.5-40 7 0-0 2-1 Total 23-19 150 69 81 16-107 13.5-96 3 24 1-3 2-1 BAN . . . 6-2 . . . 218 . . . Senior . . . Thomson, GA Also one blocked punt and one punt return for 20 yards in 1987 Hatcher is Clemson's second-leading tackier heading into the Citrus Bowl meeting with Oklahoma . . . has 81 tackles to in his credit this season, 33 are first hits . . . leads Clemson

. . eight sacks with 6.5, causing a loss of 40 yards . has tackles for a loss, costing the opposition 50 yards ... his 36 Jerome Henderson

1 3.5 career sacks is seventh in Clemson history, and among CB . . . 6-0 . . . 180 .. . Sophomore . . . Statesville, NC the top five among active ACC players . . . quite an accom- Enters the Citrus Bowl as a second-team cornerback . . . has plishment for someone who played just 2 years . . . started made 1 8 tackles on the season, 1 5 of which are first hits . . all 11 games and 19 of the last 20 . . . has caused two has also made four tackles as a member of Clemson's fumbles and recovered one . . . one caused fumble was the special teams . . . started one game, against Virginia, the hit of the year on USC QB Todd Ellis and it led to a Clemson contest in which he recorded his season high of four tackles in victory over score . . . had a career-high 12 tackles CU's . . . also broke up two passes against the Cavaliers ... he

. in that . . had Maryland . . . had two tackles for a loss game has three PBUs for the year, the other coming against

. . 1 1 1 tackles against South Carolina . had tackles, includ- Maryland . . . also blocked a punt, then received it, in fourth

. ing one for a loss against Florida State . . had eight tackles quarter at Maryland ... it led to Tiger TD . . . graded out at 80 All- against Georgia Tech . . . was selected second team percent against Duke in 26 plays . . . also received a grade of

ACC by the Associated Press . . . selected Honorable Men- 80 percent for his nine plays against Florida State . . . saw tion All-American by the Associated Press and The Sport- his most extensive playing time of the season against Vir- ing News . . . winner of the ROTC Take No Prisoners Award ginia, seeing action in 64 plays . . . saw action in 61 plays against Virginia Tech and South Carolina . . . Named against Georgia Tech ... In 1987: had two tackles in 21 Hardee's Lineman-of-the-Game against South Carolina . . plays of action against Georgia Tech and graded out at 83 winner of the Goody's Hit-of-the-Game vs. South Carolina percent . . . had an interception in the fourth quarter of the Football . . . Named Honorable Mention All-American by Maryland game that he returned 10 yards for his top play of News ... In 1987: Second on the Clemson team and the top the season . . . backup cornerback who appeared in six quarterback sack man among defensive ends in the ACC in games in the secondary and played special teams in every in 1987 . . . perhaps Clemson's biggest defensive surprise contest . . . one of five first-year freshmen to play in 1 987 . . billing 1 987 . . . lived up to his junior college All-America and rushed for over 1 ,000 yards as a running back at West Iredell was the fourth-leading tackier on the team with 69 stops . . High School ... a four-sport athlete in high school . . . major- ACC Defensive Player-of-the-Week against Georgia Tech ing in engineering . . . born 8/8/69. and Maryland . . . had 1 1 tackles against South Carolina and Career Statistics 10 against N.C. State . . . played two seasons at Taft Junior Year GP-GS Tot Hits Ast TL-Yds Int-Yds PBU CF-RF BK College in California . . . earned all-state JUCO honors at

. . 0-0 0-0 Taft and was a junior college All-American . defensive 1987 11-0 5 4 1 1-10

0-0 0-0 1-0 1 1 . 1988 11-1 18 15 3 3 MVP of the National Junior College All-Star game in 986 .

serves as a third Lieutenant in the Army National Guard, he Totals 22-1 23 19 4 0-0 1-10 3 1-0 1 has left immediately following games on Saturday to report to duty once a month for the past two seasons . . . majoring

in industrial education . . . born 1/13/67 in Thomson, GA.

1987 Game By Game Stats 1988 Atlantic Coast Conference Football Standings Date Opponent Plays Gr Hits Ast Tot TL-Yds Sacks Conference Games All Games 9-5 1-5 .5-4 W. Carolina 27 77 2 3 5 Team Won Lost Tied Pet. Pts. Opp. Won Lost Tied Pet. Pts. Opp. 9-12 1-6 1-6 VA Tech 26 81 3 3 6 151 #Clemson 6 1 .857 216 107 9 2 818 329 9-19 Georgia 25 76 4 4 Virginia 5 2 .714 162 139 7 4 ,636 251 244

9-26 1 2-12 •G. Tech 50 79 5 6 1.5-11 1 110 7 3 1 ,682 284 142 . 169 N.C. State , 4 2 ,643 10-10 "Virginia 44 57 3 2 5 Maryland 4 3 .571 190 196 5 6 ,455 260 304 174 6 4 1 ,591 282 238 . .571 173 10-17 •Duke 55 67 4 2 6 1-15 1-15 Wake Forest . . 4 3

1 682 324 324 10-24 *N.C. State 45 71 2 8 10 1-1 1-1 Duke 3 3 1 .500 204 245 7 3 091 217 391 North Carolina 1 6 .143 152 247 1 10 10-31 •W. Forest 45 71 1 2 3 .000 153 3 8 ,272 200 194 Georgia Tech . , 7 105 11-7 "N. Carolina 36 75 2 2 4 (# — 1988 Conference Champions) 11-14 "Maryland 45 80 5 5 2-19 2-19 11-21 S. Carolina 30 78 8 3 11

1-1 •Penn State 25 75 1 3 4

TOTALS 453 74 36 33 69 8-58 7-56

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33 Joe Henderson

. . 5-9 . . . TB . . 185 . . Junior . . . Freehold, NJ Enters the Citrus Bowl as Clemson's second-team tailback ... he has rushed for 528 yards on 107 carries . . . ankle injury has allowed him to play just six snaps in last 3 games

. . . had 88 yards, second highest this year, in last game he

was healthy . . . has run for four TDs this season ... his longest run from scrimmage was 41 yards . . . has also returned nine kickoffs for 207 yards, his longest was a 51-

yard return . . . had 1 16 yards on 21 carries against Georgia

Tech for his best performance of the season ... it was the first time he had ever played on artificial turf . . . has over 1 500 all-purpose yards in two seasons as a backup tailback

. . . had 77 yards in kickoff returns against Florida State . . . Joe Henderson Ricardo Hooper received a perfect grade of 1 00 percent for his performance against Duke, in which he had two knockdown blocks, 44

yards on 1 carries and a kickoff return of 24 yards . . . also

received a grade of 1 00 percent for his performance against Career Statistics Virginia Tech, when he ran for 75 yards on seven carries and Year GP-GS Att Yds Avg TD LG KOR Yds Avg TD LG two touchdowns ... he also had 62 yards on two kickoff 1987 12-0 68 366 5 4 5 48 14 407 29,1 1 95

returns against the Hokies . . . graded out at in 100 percent 1988 11-0 107 528 4 9 4 41 9 207 23,0 51 30 plays for his effort at N.C. State, gaming 48 yards on 12 Totals 23-0 175 894 5.1 9 48 23 614 26.7 1 95 carries . . . has also graded out at 96 percent against Fur- man, 91 percent against Virginia and 90 percent against Wake Forest ... is one of the nation's top reserve tailbacks 26 Ricardo Hooper

. . . was named the CarQuest Player-of-the-Game against

. . . 5-10 . . . 171 ...... Atlanta, Virginia Tech and Georgia Tech ... In 1987: had the first WR Graduate GA Second leading receiver on the team already Clemson kickoff return for a touchdown in 25 years with a Clemson who

has his Clemson degree . . . enrolled in graduate school 95-yarder against Georgia Tech last year . . . had a career- planning) for this his high 131 yards in 20 carries and two touchdowns against (urban semester, he has undergraduate

degree in political science . . . has caught at least one pass in Wake Forest in 1 987 ... ran for 366 yards on 68 carries and each of the last four games, including a season high four five touchdowns . . . had 407 kickoff return yards on 14 attempts for an average of 29.1 ... had 80 all-purpose yards catches for 75 yards against South Carolina in his final home

. . . has 29 knockdown blocks for the season, second in last year's Citrus Bowl ... sat out 1986 because of Prop game

among all wide receivers, not bad for a 171 pounder . . 48 . . . has the fastest 40-yard time on the team at 4.41

original walk-on who has started 18 games in his career . . seconds . . . attended the same high school as rock star had at least one knockdown block in every game this season Bruce Springsteen, Freehold-Boro High School . . . ap-

. . . caught two TD passes this season, one at Wake Forest peared in Sports lllustrated's Faces In The Crowd in Janu-

and one at home against North Carolina . . . the Wake Forest ary of 1986 . . . excelled in track as well as football in high TD was a 21-yarder just before the end of the half and gave school . . . majoring in industrial education . . . born 1 1 /23/67

Clemson great going into halftime . . . three in Long Branch, NJ. momentum had

catches for 31 yards against Florida State on national TV . . . 1987 Game-By-Game Statistics a player Rodney Williams looks for on third down . . . had at Date Opponent TP Att Yds Avg TD KOR Yds least an 87 percent coaches film grade in each of the last

9/5 Western Carolina 20 15 80 5.3 1 seven games and was over 90 percent six times this season 9/12 Virginia Tech 0,0 4 95 . . . played a season high 56 snaps against N.C. State . . . 9/19 Georgia 2 41 Clemson's leading receiver against Florida State, Virginia, 9/26 Georgia Tech 2 2 12 6,0 1 95 Wake Forest and South Carolina . . . seventh on the Tigers in 10/10 Virginia 9 6 29 4,3 1 1 46

all-purpose rushing this year with 255 yards, all receiving . . . 10/17 Duke Special teams only 1985-1987: had 13 catches in 1987, including at least one in 10/24 N.C, State Special teams only

each of the last eight gamss of the season . . . had career 10/31 Wake Forest 30 20 131 6 5 2 1 17

11/7 North Carolina 9 3 18 6,0 2 37 high five catches for 75 yards against N.C. State . . . had

11/14 Maryland 20 15 43 2 9 1 30 seven starts and averaged 40 plays per game . . . had two -1 11/21 South Carolina 3 1 1,0 1 20 catches for 44 yards in the 1986 Gator Bowl win over

1/1 Penn State 8 6 54 9,0 1 1 26 Stanford . . . has played in each of the last two bowl games,

Totals 101 68 366 5,4 5 14 407 but has not started . . . had three catches for 61 yards in bowl

. . . born in Atlanta, Note: Scored TD on kickoff return vs. Georgia Tech competition 8/16/66 GA.

1988 Game-By-Game Statistics 1988 Game-By-Game Statistics Yds Date Opponent TP Att Yds Avg TD LG KOR Yds Date Opponent TP KD Rec Avg TD LG

Virginia Tech 31 2 1 12 12,0 12 9/3 Virginia Tech 18 7 75 10.7 2 41 2 62 9/3 "Furman 27 9/10 Furman 24 15 72 48 12 9/10 3 "Florida State 55 2 31 10 19 9/17 Florida State 25 10 36 3 6 12 4 77 9/17 3 3 9/24 "Georgia Tech 35 1 9/24 Georgia Tech 36 21 116 5,5 1 18 2 44 Virginia 39 2 2 14 7 9 10/8 Virginia 21 11 38 3 4 7 10/8 10/15 Duke 43 1 1 28 28 27 10/15 Duke 22 10 44 4 4 1 12 1 24 "N State 56 2 10/22 N,C. State 30 12 48 4 9 10/22 C, "Wake Forest 42 2 42 14 1 21 10/29 Wake Forest 29 18 88 4,9 14 10/29 3 "North Carolina 45 8 2 33 16,5 1 20 11/5 North Carolina 3 2 8 4.0 4 11/5 "Maryland 48 2 1 20 20 11/12 Maryland Special teams only 11/12 200 11/19 "South Carolina 52 4 4 75 18 8 36 11/19 South Carolina 3 1 3 3,0 3

27 .. 1 .

Career Statistics land and USC . . . had a season high 55 yards against N.C. Year GP-GS Rec Yds Avg TD LG State ... 10th in the ACC in receptions this year with his 30

1985 DNP . . . had his only TD of the year at Georgia Tech, a five-yard

1986 12-3 9 148 16.4 34 catch from Rodney Williams . . . that is his only regular

1987 12-7 13 153 11.8 1 28 season touchdown reception, his other TD catch was at the 1988 11-8 17 255 15.0 2 36 1985 Independence Bowl ... Clemson's top possession

Totals 35-18 39 556 14.3 3 36 receiver . . . has 78 career receptions to rank eighth in

Clemson history . . . also ranked ninth in reception yardage with 1,117... needs 40 yards against Oklahoma to go ahead

of Charlie Waters . . . 1985-87: 43 Charlie James brother of Cincinnati Bengals running back Stanford Jennings . . . second on the Clemson

TB . . . 6-2 . . . 210 . . . Freshman . . . Shaw, MS team in receiving in 1987 with 31 catches ... his seven Probably Clemson's most efficient runner on a per play catches against Penn State were the most by a Tiger since basis . . . rushed for 104 yards in only 26 plays this season 1981 ... had 48 knockdown blocks for the 1987 season . . .

. . . came on strong at the end of the year with four carries for fifth on the team in receiving in 1 986 ... in for 281 plays as a against North Carolina and one for 32 against yards . . 39 . reserve has started at least one game every season . . .

Maryland . . . had a 15-yard TD run against the Tar Heels, had his best outing of 1985 in the Independence Bowl with then had a 32-yarder at Maryland ... so he had two carries three catches for 41 yards and a touchdown . . . had six and two touchdowns in succession . . . had a 7.4 average for catches for 1 13 yards in the Shrine Game his senior year of which second best on the team for players the season, was . . . high school majoring in administrative management . . with at least five rushes . . . appeared in seven of the 11 born 5-19-66 in Summerville, SC. games at tailback and carried the ball in six of them . . . also an outstanding track man for the Tigers, he ran a 21 .87 in the 1988 Game-By-Game Statistics

200 last spring, the best time by a Tiger all season . . Date Opponent TP KD Rec Yds Avg TD LG

expected to help the Tigers in that area again this spring . . 9/3 Virginia Tech 30 1 3 37 12.3 15 runs the 40 in 4.36 and the 100 meters in 9.6 .. . national 9/10 purman 27 3 3 50 16,7 23

AAU 220-meter champion during his high school career . . . 9/17 Florida State 55 8 2 13 6,5 8 rushed for 1 ,1 34 yards in just 1 35 carries as a senior and had 9/24 Georgia Tech 48 3 45 15,0 1 21

10/8 Virginia 58 1 1 27 27,0 27 1 ,400 yards as a junior . . . majoring in management . . . born 10/15 •Duke 52 1 1 27 27,0 27 2/23/69 in Mound Bayou, MS. 10/22 N.C. State 65 1 4 55 13,8 21 Career Statistics 10/29 Wake Forest 44 2 2 27 13,5 19 Year GP-GS Att Yds Avg TD LG 11/5 North Carolina 43 7 3 41 13,7 22

11/12 Maryland 54 9 4 40 10,0 1 1988 7-0 14 104 7.4 2 32 11/19 South Carolina 60 5 4 35 8 8 13

Career Statistics 87 Keith Jennings Year GP-GS Rec Yds Avg TD LG

1985 12-1 7 103 14.7 1 21 WR . . . 6-4 . . . 235 . . . Senior . . . Summerville, SC 1986 11-1 10 142 14.2 25 Top receiver on the Clemson team with 30 catches for 397 1987 12-10 31 475 15,3 31 yards . . . needs just two catches to pass his single season 1988 11-11 30 397 13.2 1 27 career best of 31 catches set last year . . . honorable men- Totals 46-23 78 1117 14,3 2 27 tion All-America by Football News . . . had an outstanding bowl performance last year with a career high seven catches

for 11 yards . . . that set a Clemson record for pass recep- tion yardage in a single game . . . has 1 1 receptions for 134 12 John Johnson yards in three previous bowl games and needs just three BAN . . . 6-3 . . . 210 . . . Sophomore . . . LaGrange, GA catches to break Perry Tuttle's career record for receptions Already ranked in the top 10 in Clemson history in quarter- in bowl play . . . had 38 knockdown blocks this season, best back sacks with 8.5 .. . still has two full years to go . . . had among wide receivers and seventh best on the entire Clem- four this season for 36 yards, including two against Virginia son team . . . had a season high and career high tying nine Tech in the season opener . . . had his best game against against Maryland . . . also had eight against Florida State . . Florida State on national TV with 1 tackles, two for losses, had at least one catch in every game, the only Tiger to do that one sack, two quarterback pressures and a caused fumble this season . . . had four catches in each of the last two in 55 plays . . . ACC Defensive Lineman-of-the-Week against games, including 4-35 against South Carolina . . . four was Virginia Tech and had the Goody's Hit-of-the-Game against his season high, he achieved that against N.C. State, Mary- Florida State . . . had 23 tackles and five tackles for loss over

the first three games . . . had an injured neck much of the

season and it hampered his play at times . . . saw only three

plays against Maryland due to an injury . . . finished the season strong with six tackles, including a quarterback sack

against South Carolina . . . consistent player who needs just

three tackles to hit 100-mark for his short career . . . has 19 quarterback pressures over the last two years, only Jesse

Hatcher has more . . . split starting assignment and playing

time with Levon Kirkland this season . . . first-team fresh- man Ail-American in 1987 according to The Sporting News in . . . the top freshman tackier on the club 1987 with 52 third stops . . . third on the club that year in sacks, he was

again this season . . . had nine tackles in the season opener of 1987 against Virginia Tech, he had eight against the

Gobblers this year . . . competed with the Clemson indoor Charlie James Keith Jennings

28 75

in the 1988 Citrus Bowl . . . winner of the Army ROTC Take No Prisoners Award four times this season, against Florida

State, Virginia, Duke, and Maryland . . . will play in the Japan

Bowl in January . . . had the fourth highest knockdown block total on the team this season with 58, he was second on the

team in 1987 with 72 . . . 12th in the ACC in rushing this

season . . . had the best overall game of his career against

the North Carolina Tar Heels in 1 987. playing just a few miles

from his home town of Kannapolis . . . rushed for 124 yards on 25 carries and had 11 knockdown blocks in Clemson's victory ... for that performance he was named the Volvo

Player-of-the-Game by ESPN . . . has played in three bowl games for the Tigers, carrying the ball a total of 26 times for

1 1 9 yards, with 1 8 carries for 88 yards last year against Penn John Johnson Tracy Johnson State . . . Scored a Clemson bowl game record 3 TDs vs

Penn State . . . high school teammate of defensive back track team as a sprinter last year . . . high school teammate James Lott . . . does not have a lost fumble this year and has of third-string quarterback DeChane Cameron ... the 129 straight carries without a fumble over two years . . . number-one defensive end in the country according to Max majoring in marketing ... born 11/29/66 in Cabarrus

Emfinger coming out of high school . . . first- USA Today County, NC. team Ail-American his senior year . . . has run the 100 in 10-

flat . . . majoring in industrial management . . . born 5-8-68. Game-By-Game Statistics 1988 Game-By-Game Statistics 1985 1986 Date Opponent Plays Hits Ast Tot TL-Yds Sacks QP 0pp. PI KD Att Yds TD 0pp. PI KD Att Yds TD

9/3 "Virginia Tech 45 4 4 8 3-21 2-19 VPI vpr 49 6 10 40

Ga. 11 1 2 Ga" 47 3 17 28 1 9/10 Furman 34 1 4 5 1 T. 12 24 T." 10 16 81 2 9/17 •Florida State 55 6 4 10 2-11 1-9 2 Ga. 3 Ga. 46 Ky 40 3 12 55 Citadel 31 3 9 31 1 9/24 Georgia Tech 29 2 1 3

Va." 21 1 5 15 Va. 6 1 2 3 10/8 Virginia 51 1 2 3 Duke DNP— INJ Duke DNP— INJ 10/15 Duke 22 2 2 1 NCS DNP— INJ NCS 29 3 4 21 un 10/22 N.C. State 26 1 1 2 WF DNP— INJ WF 34 4 7 10 un 10/29 •Wake Forest 38 1 4 5 1-1 1 UNC" 25 3 3 29 UNC 33 5 8 33 11/5 "North Carolina 23 1 1 2 1

1 1 41 1 16 84 11/12 Maryland 3 MD 23 9 48 MD Q

1 27 1 11/19 South Carolina 30 2 4 6 1-8 1-8 use 33 3 5 19 use 37 10 MN 15 1 5 Stanf. 30 2 7 26 Career Statistics KD denotes knockdown blocks Year GP-GS Tot Hits Ast TL-Yds Sacks PBU CF-RF QP

1987 12-4 52 24 28 6-36 4.5-26 2 1-0 11 1987 1988 11-5 45 18 27 7-41 4-36 1-0 8 Date Opponent TP KD Att Yds Avg TD

Totals 23-9 97 42 55 13-77 85-62 2 2-0 19 9/5 "Western Carolina 35 5 8 19 2.4 9/12 Virginia Tech Special teams only

9/19 Georgia 38 6 11 72 6.5 1 9/26 "Georgia Tech 50 9 7 15 2.1 42 Tracy Johnson 10/10 "Virginia 46 4 10 42 4.2 2

10/17 "Duke 44 12 13 93 7 2 1 FB . . . 6-0 . . . 230 . . . Senior . . . Kannapolis, NC 10/24 N C, state 56 6 5 12 2 4 2 Tied for sixth in Clemson history in touchdowns with 23 . . . 10/31 "Wake Forest 45 3 12 62 5 2 he had eight this year, only one less than tailback Terry 11/7 "North Carolina 52 11 25 124 5.0 Allen, he the entire Furman with even though missed game 11/14 Maryland 35 7 4 7 1.8

an ankle injury . . . has been hampered by the injury most of 11/21 South Carolina 35 3 6 23 3 8

the season and has played only 50 percent of the snaps . . . 1/1 "Penn State 40 6 18 88 4.9 3

this year's it is the third con- third leading rusher on team, Totals 4V6 72 119 557 4.7 9 secutive season he has been third ... he had 410 yards on

1 03 carries and lost only four yards all season . . . has 1 548 1988 Game-By-Game Statistics

career yards, the 15th best rushing yardage mark in Clem- Date Opponent TP KD Att Ydsi Avg TD LG

. . . All-American son history named honorable mention by 9/3 "Virginia Tech 29 2 10 48 4.8 1 15 Football News this season, he was chosen honorable men- 9/10 Furman DNP — ankle injury

"Florida 17 1 19 tion AII-ACC by the Associated Press in 1987 . . . had his 9/17 State 60 15 69 best overall game this season against Florida State after not 9/24 "Georgia Tech 44 6 10 31 3.1 1 15 10/8 "Virginia 59 9 13 52 4.0 10 playing a snap the week before . . . rushed for 69 yards on 1 10/15 Duke 49 5 19 76 4.0 2 9 carries in that contest as well as registering a career high 1 10/22 *N.C. State 23 4 4 19 4,8 10 knockdown blocks . . . named Player-of-the-Game by CBS 10/29 Wake Forest 15 3 and Chevrolet and was also named the CarQuest Player-of- 11/5 "North Carolina 50 5 13 45 3.5 1 18

. . . a coaches grade of 90 percent the-Game awarded 11/12 "Maryland 34 4 8 44 5 5 1 26

against Florida State, received a grade of 80 percent or 11/19 "South Carolina 30 5 9 26 3 1 6 better in seven of the 1 games in which he participated this Career Statistics . . runners season . one of the most effective short-yardage Att Rec Yds Avg TD LG KOR-Yds in all of college football, he has converted on 14-15 of his Year GP-GS Yds Avg TD LG

attempts this season during third or fourth-down and short 1985 9-2 39 197 5.1 1 22 2 24 12.0 13 0-0 (one or two yards) situations ... he has converted on 20 of 1986 11-3 106 384 3 6 5 32 2 30 15.0 24 0-0 3-27 his last 21 and on 50 of 57 attempts during his career ... he 1987 12-7 119 557 4 7 9 38 2 20 10 11 1988 10-9 103 410 4.1 8 26 0.0 0-0 holds the Clemson record for touchdowns rushing in a bowl game with three in Clemson's 35-1 victory over Penn State Totals 42-21 367 1548 4.2 23 38 6 74 12.3 24 3-27 29 1 ..

against South Carolina . . . graded out at 80 percent over the last two regular season games against Maryland and South Carolina ... he had four knockdowns against the Terrapins ... in for a career high 45 plays against Georgia Tech ... sat out last season due to academic difficulties, but saw action

in six games in 1986 as a true freshman . . . started against

Georgia in 1986 . . . one of the strongest players on the squad, his bench-press mark of 435 ranks third on the team

. . . power cleans 295 pounds and pushes 800 pounds on the

leg sled . . . starter on offense and defense in high school . .

majoring in parks, recreation, and tourism management . . born 9/30/67 in Griffin, GA.

Career Statistics Levon Kirkland Stacy Long Year GP-GS Plays KD^ 1986 6-1 53 1988 TM 314 15_ 44 Levon Kirkland Totals 17-2 367 15

OLB ... 6-1 ... 215 . . . Freshman . . . Lamar, SC One of the biggest surprises of the Clemson defense this with led season . . . fifth on the team in total tackles 63, he the 5 James Lott

special teams with 19 . . . named to The Sporting News FS . . . 5-9 . . . 175 . . . Junior . . . Kannapolis, NC

Freshman Ail-American Honor Roll . . . second only to senior A three-year starter for the Tigers, he entered the season noseguard Mark Drag in tackles behind the line of scrim- rated the 1 5th best cornerback in the nation by The Sporting

mage this season with nine for a loss of 65 yards . . . also News . . . started at free safety against Virginia and has been second on the team in sacks with 5.5, but leads the team in the Tigers' starter at that position since . . . had nine tackles

sack yardage with 62 yards . . . had his best game of the against the Cavaliers in Charlottesville and intercepted a season in the Tigers' ACC Championship win over Mary- pass . . . had 55 tackles for the season, and broke up six land, when he was named the CarQuest Co-Player-of-the- passes . . . blocked a field goal in the Florida State contest

Game . . . racked up 13 tackles, had a season high three . . . tied his career high in tackles at Wake Forest with 1 0, he tackles for loss and a sack in that contest ... he also also caused a fumble . . . has started each of the last two intercepted a Terrapin pass and returned it for 22 yards, his bowl games and has had his season high in terms of tackles

first career interception . . . caused two fumbles this season, in each game . . . had 1 tackles versus Stanford in the 1 986

he also recovered one . . . split playing time and starting Gator Bowl and he had eight last year to lead the team assignment with John Johnson this season ... in for 409 against Penn State ... 16th in the nation in punt returns in

plays from scrimmage, he started six games . . . played only 1987, he had eight this season for 65 yards and an 8.1 18 plays in his first career game this year against Virginia average . . . should set Clemson record for games started by

Tech, but he had seven tackles and a sack . . . redshirted a defensive back next year . . . had the Goody's Hit-of-the- 1987 at outside linebacker, but gained considerable experi- Game three times this season, against Georgia Tech, N.C.

ence during the spring of 1988 . . . has a 3OV2" vertical jump State and Maryland . . . awarded the Army ROTC Take-No-

. . . . . has run the 40 in 4.5 seconds . played outside line- Prisoners Award for the Georgia Tech game ... in for 658 backer, tight end, returned punts, and returned kickoffs in plays this season, most for a Tiger defensive player . . . has

high school . . . majoring in sociology . . . born 2/17/69. played in 34 games for his career . . . will always be remem- bered for combining with Gene Beasley to stop Georgia 1988 Game-By-Game Statistics quarterback James Jackson for a safety in the fourth Date Opponent Plays Hits Ast Tot TL-Yds Sacks QP

quarter of the 1 987 Georgia game . . . high school teammate 9/3 Virginia Tech 18 2 5 7 1-14 1-14 1 of fullback Tracy Johnson . . . high school Student Body 9/10 "Furman 43 4 3 7 1-2 1-2 President as a senior . . , majoring in sociology . . . born 9/17 Florida State 4 1 1 2 1/8/67 in Concord, NC. 9/24 "Georgia Tech 55 4 5 9 1-25 1-25 1 1-1 10/8 Virginia 20 1 2 3 1988 Game-By-Game Statistics 1-11 1-11 10/15 •Duke 59 4 2 6 1 Date Opponent Plays Hits Ast Tot PBU Int-Yds PR-Yds

10/22 •N.C. State 61 1 1 2 9/3 "Virginia Tech 53 2 1 3 10/29 Wake Forest 35 3 2 5 9/10 "Furman 44 2 2 2-39 11/5 North Carolina 30 2 3 5 1-3 0.5-3 9/17 "Florida State 61 4 4 11/12 "Maryland 48 8 5 13 3-14 1-7 1 9/24 "Georgia Tech 56 1 3 4 1 11/19 "South Carolina 36 4 4 1 10/8 "Virginia 64 4 5 9 1 1-0

Career Statistics 10/15 "Duke 65 2 2 1 2-12 Year GP-GS Tot Hts Ast Tl-Yds Sacks PBU CF-RF QP Int-Yds 10/22 "N.C. State 80 4 1 5 1 4-14 10/29 "Wake Forest 67 5 5 10 1988 11-6 63 34 29 9-65 5.5-62 2 2-1 5 1-22 11/5 "North Carolina 51 2 2

11/12 "Maryland 62 6 1 7 11/19 "South Carolina 55 7 7 2

67 Stacy Long Career Statistics Year GP-GS Tot Hits Ast Tl-Yds Int-Yds PBU CF-RF BK PR-Yds-Avg OT . . . 6-2 . . . 275 . . . Sophomore . . . Griffin, GA Reserve right tackle behind AII-ACC performer Jeff Nuna- 1986 11-7 46 26 20 0-0 1-1 4 10- 95- 9.5 24-290-12.1 macher ... in for 31 4 plays for the season, he played in all 1 1987 12-12 47 34 13 2-6 4-37 13 1988 11-11 55 35 20 0-0 1-0 6 1- 1 1 8- 65- 8.1 games and started against Virginia Tech . . . had 15 total knockdown blocks for the season, with a career high of five Totals 34-30 148 95 53 2-6 6-38 23 1- 1 1 42-450-10.7

30 one sack against Penn State . . . leads defensive linemen in

the bench press with a 425-pound figure . . . has a leg sled

mark of 760 pounds . . . injured a knee in 1985 and missed

the last six games of the season . . . besides those six games, he has played in every game of his four-year career

. . . majoring in industrial education . . . honorable mention

All-American by AP in 1988 . . . born 7/22/65 in Loris. SC.

1988 Game-By-Game Statistics Date Opponent Plays Hits Ast Tot Tl-Yds Sacks QP

9/3 'Virginia Tech 31 3 2 5 9/10 "Furman 46 4 3 7

9/17 "Florida State 37 2 2 4 1 9/24 Georgia Tech 35 5 4 9 1-1

1 0/8 "Virginia 43 2 2 4 2 James Latt Dorian Mariable 10/15 "Duke 44 1 1

1 n/99 1 T 1 u/ c.^ INA>. oldltr 42 4 3 7 1 -o 56 Dorian Mariable 10/29 "Wake Forest 42 4 4 8 2-9 1,5-9 11/5 "North Carolina 24 1 2 3

6-3 . . LB ...... 240 .. Junior . . Spartanburg, SC 11/12 "Maryland 33 1 2 3 1

Defensive MVP of last year's Citrus Bowl when he had five 11/19 "South Carolina 30 2 3 5 1-1 1 tackles and an interception . . . second-team weakslde line- Career Statistics backer behind Doug Brewster, he was in for only 206 plays Year GP-GS Tot Hits Ast Tl-Yds Sacks CF-RF in 1988 . . . started two games this season, against North 1985 6-1 26 16 10 0-0 0-0 1-0 Carolina Maryland, and . . he did not play in three games . 1986 12-1 20 11 9 5-18 2.5-14 0-0 had 29 tackles for the season, including one and a half sacks 1987 12-2 29 15 14 7-33 3.5-22 1-0

. . . had his high in season terms of tackles at Wake Forest 1988 11-10 56 29 27 5-14 1.5-9 1-0 with seven, he had five against North Carolina and Maryland Totals 41-14 131 71 60 17-65 7.5-45 3-0

. . . won the Army ROTC Take-No-Prisoners Award for the Wake Forest contest, he also had the Goody's Hit-of-the- Game ... in for 56 plays in the season opener with Virginia

Tech, he did not play in the next two games . . . injured in a 93 Ed McDaniel serious automobile accident last spring, the night of the LB . . . 6-0 . . . 220 . . . Freshman . . . Batesburg, SC spring game . . . suffered serious facial lacerations and con- Needs just four tackles against Oklahoma to set new Clem- tusions and needed over 100 stitches . . . had five tackles son freshman record ... as a redshirt freshman, he leads against N.C. State and an interception which he returned for the team in tackles with 90 . . . first Frosh since Henry Walls

46 yards . . . had a career high of 15 tackles against N.C. to do it . . . had nine more tackles than the second leading

State in 1987 . . . lettered in football, basketball and track in tackier, Jesse Hatcher . . . Honorable mention All-American high school . . . majoring in industrial education . . . born by The Sporting News, that publication rated him the fourth 9/17/67 in Brooklyn. NY. best freshman linebacker in the U.S. ... did not start the first Career Statistics three games of the season, he led the Tigers in tackles in the

Year GP-GS Tot Hits Ast Tl-Yds Sacks Int-Yds PBU CF-RF season opener with Virginia Tech as a reserve . . . had 10

1986 9-1 28 21 7 0-0 1-7 2 1-0 tackles the next week against Furman and caused two

1987 10-3 61 39 22 3-11 1-46 3 0-0 fumbles . . . won CarOuest Player-of-the-Game honors for

1988 8-2 29 16 13 2-8 1.5-8 1-0 1 0-1 that performance . . . tied for the team lead this year in with three, only Donnell Totals 27-6 118 76 42 5-19 1.5-8 3-53 6 1-1 caused fumbles Woolford had as

many . . . also led the team in tackles in the Duke contest,

when he tied his season high of 1 2, including a tackle for loss

. . . he also had 12 stops against Virginia . . . tackle leader 96 Richard McCullough against North Carolina with eight, he was in for only 32 plays

DT . . . 6-5 . . . 265 . . . Senior . . . Loris, SC in that contest . . . had a season low in tackles and plays One of the prime reasons Clemson has been among the against Florida State, when he had two tackles in 18 plays national leaders in rushing defense and scoring defense all . . . the next week at Georgia Tech he started his first colle-

year . . . eighth on the team in tackles this season with 56, he giate game and had eight stops . . . recovered a fumble and

. . in . . . had five tackles for loss and 1 .5 sacks . named second- had five tackles the South Carolina game named team AII-ACC and honorable mention All-American by the "Biggest Surprise " by the Clemson coaching staff during

Associated Press . . . had his career high in terms of tackles with nine against Georgia Tech. he also had a tackle for loss

in that contest . . . had eight tackles against Wake Forest, two sacks, and a caused fumble ... he had seven tackles in the Furman and N.C. State games . . . had five quarterback pressures this season ... in for 407 plays in 1 988. he started

10 games . . . has played in 41 games m his career and has

1 31 total tackles . . . has 1 7 career tackles for loss. 7.5 sacks

and three caused fumbles . . . played behind Michael Dean Perry before this season, he has done well as a starter, averaging more than five tackles per game even though he

averages only 37 plays per game . . . second only to fellow senior Mark Drag in tackles among defensive linemen . . . has played in the Tigers' last two bowl contests, he was a reserve against Stanford in the 1986 Gator Bowl and in the 1988 Citrus Bowl ... sat out Independence bowl with knee Richard McCullough Ed McDaniel

. . in injury . had four total tackles the two games, including

31 1

Clemson history . . . spent his first season at Clemson in the

defensive backfield, where he had 20 tackles . . . majoring in

marketing . . . born 1/25/67 in Chester, S.C.

1987 Game-By-Game Statistics Date Opponent TP Att Yds Avg TD KO-Yds

9/5 Western Carolina 22 10 63 6.3 2 1-21 9/12 "Virginia Tech 36 21 226 10.7 2 0-0 9/19 Georgia 28 12 52 4.3 2-56 9/26 "Georgia Tech 37 19 92 4.8 0-0 10/10 Virginia 28 18 119 6.6 1-10 10/17 "Duke 29 7 22 3.1 1-16 10/24 N.C. State 16 4 9 2.1 2-23

10/31 Wake Forest DNP• — Dislocated thumb Wesley McFadden Otis Moore 11/7 North Carolina 12 3 18 6.0 0-0

11/14 "Maryland 20 12 101 8.4 1 0-0

11/21 "South Carolina 50 19 41 2 2 1 0-0 1/1 "Penn State 32 12 38 3.2 2-59 the spring, he lived up to his billing . . . bench presses 350 Totals 310 137 781 5.7 6 9-185 pounds while his leg sled is 800 pounds ... a USA Today, 1988 Game-By-Game Statistics Street and Smith and Sporting News honorable mention Ail- Date Opponent TP KD Att Yds Avg TD LG KOR-Yds

American in . . . high school majoring in sociology . . . born 2/23/69. 9/3 Virginia Tech 21 3 5 17 3.4 10 9/10 "Furman 41 4 9 38 4.1 9 2-47 9/17 Florida State 19 4 2 5 2 5 3 1-0 1988 Game-By-Game Statistics 9/24 Georgia Tech 29 3 4 11 2.8 6 1-16 Date Opponent Plays Hits Ast Tot TL-Yds PBU 10/8 Virginia 8 4 2 2 1.0 2 1-24

1 U/1 Duke 18 4 5 14 2.8 7 3-48 9/3 Virginia Tech 54 5 4 9 10/22 N.C. state 54 6 12 45 3.7 11 1-26 9/10 Furman 40 6 4 10 1 -2 1 10/29 "Wake Forest 49 11 9 45 5.0 1 13 2-47 9/17 Florida State 18 2 2 1 -2 11/5 North Carolina 35 8 6 31 5.2 10 9/24 Georgia Tech 49 5 3 8 11/12 Maryland 33 6 7 40 5.7 15 3-68 10/8 Virginia 57 5 7 12 11/19 South Carolina 50 7 13 51 3.9 15 10/15 Duke 51 7 5 12 1 -4

10/22 •N.C. State 53 5 4 9 1 Career Statistics 10/29 Wake Forest 51 3 3 6 1 Year GP-GS Att Yds Avg TD LG Rec Yds TD KOR-Yds-Avg 11/5 "North Carolina 32 6 2 8 1985 10-0 Had 20 tackles as defensive back 11/12 "Maryland 68 7 2 9 1 1987 11-6 137 781 5.7 6 89 1 4 9-185-20.5 11/19 "South Carolina 55 2 3 5 1988 11-2 74 299 4.0 1 15 14-276-19.7

Note: Caused 2 fumbles vs. Furman and 1 vs. Georgia Tech Totals 32-8 211 1080 5.1 7 89 1 4 23-461-20.0 Career Statistics Year GP-GS Tot Hts Ast TL-Yds Sacks PBU CF-R

1988 11-8 90 53 37 3-8 0-0 4 3-1

81 Otis Moore

22 Wesley McFadden DT . . . 6-3 . . . 270 . . . Junior . . . Augusta, GA Reserve defensive right tackle, he saw action in all 1 1 games

FB . . . 6-0 . . . 200 . . . Junior . . . Chester, SC and was in for 269 plays . . . had 24 tackles this season, one Fourth leading rusher on this year's team, he began the year more than in 1987 . . . had a career high seven tackles as a second-team tailback . . . when fullback Chris Lan- against N.C. State, he also was credited with a sack in that caster was forced to sit out his senior season with a neck contest . . . has 13 tackles for loss and 7.5 sacks for his injury, McFadden was moved to fullback ... he played in all career . . . has played in 32 games over his career, and 11 games of 1988 and started two ... in for 357 plays all started eight . . . listed as second-team right tackle behind season, only 36 less than starter Tracy Johnson . . . gained Richard McCullough ... in for a season high 31 plays 299 yards on 74 attempts, he has 1080 yards for his career against N.C. State and Florida State, his career high in plays

. , . third on the team in all-purpose running, he also had 276 came during his freshman year, when he was in for 59 plays yards on 14 kickoff returns . . . had his best rushing game of against Virginia . . . had two quarterback pressures in 1988, the season in the final regular season game against South against Virginia Tech and N.C. State . . . also recovered a

Carolina . . . had 51 yards on 1 3 attempts in that contest and fumble this season, the second of his career . . . has played saw his most action of the season with 50 plays . . . scored in two bowl games, the 1986 Gator Bowl, and last year's his only touchdown of the season at Wake Forest, where he Citrus Bowl . . . has tour tackles in the two games combined, also had a career high 11 knockdown blocks . . . tied for including one for minus yardage . . . majoring in industrial second with Jeff Bak in knockdowns this year with a total of education . . . born 4/26/67 in Augusta, GA.

60 . . . had his best game in terms of kickoff returns at Career Statistics Maryland, when he had three returns for 68 yards . . . split Hits Ast TL-Yds Sacks CF-RF PBU time at tailback with Terry Allen in 1987, he was the team's Year GP-GS Tot 5-15 4-14 0-1 2 second leading rusher with 781 yards . . . honorable mention 1986 12-5 30 18 12 1987 12-1 23 15 8 5-16 3-14 0-0 2 AII-ACC in 1987 . . . had his best career game at Virginia

1988 11-2 24 1 13 3-8 .5-4 0-1 1 Tech in 1 987 when he rushed for 226 yards on 21 carries and two touchdowns, the third best single game rushing total in Totals 35-8 77 44 33 13-39 7.5-32 0-2 5

32 78 Jeff Nunamacher

or . . . 6-2 . . . 300 . . . Senior . . . Somerville, NJ Voted first-team All-ACC for the second consecutive year by

the Associated Press . . . also voted first-team all-con-

ference by ACSWA, tying for second leading votegetter . . . Honorable mention All-American by Associated Press, The Sporting News and Football News ... a major reason that

the Tigers average 278 yards per game rushing . . . eighth on the team in knockdown blocks this season, he had 38, best

among tackles . . . had a career high eight knockdowns

against Duke . . . tied his career high in coaches grade in that

contest as he graded out at 84 percent . . . the week before, registered three knockdowns and a coaches grade of 80

Chris Morocco Tyton Mouzon percent . . . has graded out at least in the 70's in every game except one this season, he graded out at 75 percent or

better in five games . . . has 100 knockdown blocks for his

career . . . has played in 41 games during his career, he has 8 Chris Morocco started 29 games ... in for 491 plays this season, third among offensive linemen ... did not start the season opener

. . 6-2 ...... QB . 185 Junior . Athens, GA with Virginia Tech due to preseason injuries, he played a Second-team quarterback, he stood behind center in seven season low 28 plays in that contest ... a preseason All- contests this season . . . had his best game against Furman, American according to three publications . . . first-team all- when he was in for a season high 24 plays, completed his conference by AP and ACC Sportswriters in 1987, making only pass for eight yards, and rushed for 52 yards on five him just the third Clemson underclassman offensive tackle attempts . . . saw action in every game, he also is the Tigers' to be selected ... a prime reason Clemson has led the ACC holder on field goal attempts and PAT's . . . completed four in rushing each of the last three years . . . has played in each of nine passes in 1988 for 42 yards ... in for 88 total plays, of the last three bowl games, he started against Stanford in he has played in 21 games during his career . , . had his only the 1986 Gator Bowl and against Penn State in the 1988 career start last year against Wake Forest, making him the Citrus Bowl . . . has played 1 1 3 snaps from scrimmage in the only Clemson quarterback besides Rodney Williams to start last two bowl games . . . redshirted 1 984. he saw action from a Clemson victory over the last three seasons . . . completed scrimmage in only two games in 1985, playing six games on four of SIX passes for 38 yards against the Deacons and had special teams only . . . missed two games in 1986 with an

52 yards in total offense . . . suffered broken ribs and a ankle injury, but started six games, he started every game of punctured lung last December while practicing for the Citrus 1987 . . . majoring in sociology . . . born 9/10/65 in Somer-

Bowl and did not dress for the game . . . son of legendary ville, NJ.

Georgia Bulldog Zippy Morocco . . . grew up near the home Game-By-Game Statistics of Georgia coach Vince Dooley, he spent a lot of time at the 1985 1986 coach's house with one of Dooley's sons . . . majoring in Opponent PL Gr KD Opponent PL Gr KD administrative management . . . born 9/1 2/66 in Athens, GA. Duke 11 63 1 "Virginia Tech 68 55

Career Statistics N.C. State 26 57 Georgia 16 68 1

Rushing Georgia Tech In, . — Ankle

Year GP-GS Cmp-Att I Yds TP Pet. Att Yds Avg TP LG Played Special Teams Citadel In, — Ankle

in 6 other games. Virginia 10 80 1 1986 3-0 0-1 1 000 3 27 9.0 21 Duke 23 62 1 1987 7-1 6-13 1 65 .462 17 38 2.2 2 17 •N.C. state 31 67 2 1988 11-0 4-9 42 .444 13 69 5.3 22 'Wake Forest 44 79 3 Totals 21-1 10-23 2 107 .435 33 134 4.1 2 22 •North Carolina 58 68 3 •Maryland 76 84 5 •South Carolina 66 68 3 47 Tyron Mouzon "Stanford 53 77 2

DB . . . 6-2 . . . 210 . . . Freshman . . . Clearwater, FL 1987 Game-By-Game Statistics strong safety behind Gene Beasley, he saw Second-team Pate Opponent + Plays Gr KD action in 1 games this season, seven on special teams only 9/5 'Western Carolina 29 11 42 71 2 . . . third on the team in special teams tackles this season 9/12 'Virginia Tech 42 9 53 77 5 with 11... had five tackles in plays from scrimmage . . . had 9/19 'Georgia 45 12 61 74 4 of in the his season high in terms plays with 15 season 9/26 'Georgia Tech 49 16 65 75 5 opener with Virginia Tech . . . had six tackles in that contest, 10/10 'Virginia 53 17 70 72 5 a season high . . . had three tackles on special teams against 10/17 'Duke 40 13 54 74 4 Florida State and Georgia Tech ... at 6-2, he's the tallest 10/24 'N.C, state 44 19 63 69 2 defensive back on the Ciemson depth chart ... a top-notch 10/31 'Wake Forest 46 20 66 76 3 'North Carolina 42 16 58 72 2 recruit coming out of high school. Max Emfinger's National 11/7 11/14 'Maryland 49 10 59 83 4 High School Recruiting Service rated him the nation s 1 1th 11/21 'South Carolina 42 15 57 74 4 best player and the nation s top defensive back . . . honored 1/1 'Penn State 49 11 60 81 3 by seven All-America teams, more than any other signee last Totals 530 172 708 75.6 43 year . . . runs the 40 in 4.5 seconds and bench presses 350

pounds . . . high school teammate of defensive back Arling- ton Nunn , . . born 7/12/70.

Career Statistics Year GP-GS Tot Hts Ast

1988 10-0 16 3 13

33 2. ..

38 Chuck O'Brien

LB ... 6-3 ... 225 .. . Sophomore . . . Frederick, MD Got season off to great start with six tackles against Virginia

Tech, his career high . . . then had five stops, including the

only sack of his career, against Furman . . . also had a PBU in

that game . . . saw his most action of the year against Virginia

Tech and Wake Forest with 40 plays apiece . . . had at least one tackle in every game but Virginia, when he did not play,

and South Carolina when he was in for just 10 snaps . . second-team linebacker much of the season behind Doug Brewster, he is third-team heading into the Citrus Bowl ... in for 206 plays for the year, ironically the same total Dorian

Mariable had at the linebacker slot . . . had three first hits in

1 . . Jeff Nunamacher Arlington Nunn just 5 plays against North Carolina . one of the few defen- sive players who has not redshirted yet, he has missed just

two games in two seasons . . . only native of the state of

Maryland on the Clemson football team . . . defensive Player- 1988 Game-By-Game Statistics

of-the-Year in Maryland his senior year of high school . . . also Date Opponent + Plays Gr KD

handled PATs in high school . . . majoring in management . . . VIrgina Tech 20 8 28 71 2 9/3 born 5-15-69. 9/10 'Furman 25 16 41 58 9/17 'Florida State 45 13 58 76 4 Statistics 9/24 'Georgia Tech 26 11 37 72 2 Career 10/8 'Virginia 46 7 53 80 3 Year GP-GS Tot Hits Ast TL-Yds Sacks PBU 'Duke 37 9 48 84 8 10/15 1987 11-0 7 4 3 1-4 0-0 1 10/22 'N.C. State 40 16 56 71 2 1988 10-0 24 15 9 1-10 1-10 2 10/29 'Wake Forest 25 9 34 72 2 Totals 21-0 31 19 12 2-14 1-10 3 11/5 'North Carolina 40 15 55 73 2 11/12 'Maryland 30 7 37 81 5 11/19 'South Carolina 38 8 46 83 5 50 Hank Phillips Career Statistics

Year GP-GS Plays KD OG . . . 6-5 . . . 245 . . . Junior . . . Spruce Pine, NC Saw exactly 300 plays of action this year as an offensive 1985 8-0 37 1

1986 10-7 445 21 guard . . . began the season as a starter, he was the frontline 1987 12-12 708 43 player for Furman and Florida State ... in for 70 plays in the 1988 11-10 491 35_ epic battle with Florida State and had four knockdown blocks

Totals 41-29 1681 100 . . . he had seven KDs in starting assignment with Furman in

62 plays . . . had 1 7 knockdowns after three games, fourth on the team at the time, then had just 10 more the rest of the

39 Arlington Nunn season as he was moved to second team . . . had solid grades the rest of the season including a 95 percent against Duke on

CB-SS . . . 5-10 . . . 180 . . . Sophomore . . . Clearwater, FL 20 plays, the highest by a Clemson lineman all season . . . had Reserve defensive back who has played strong safety and two knockdown blocks in that game . . . had four KDs in 22 the corner over the last couple of seasons . . . started plays and graded 77 percent for the Wake Forest game . . against Furman, played 29 plays and had a season high five had at least a 70 percent grade in each of the last seven tackles . . . tied for fourth on the team in special teams games he played . . . missed seeing action in only the Virginia tackles with 10 . . . had five stops in the season opener game ... in for at least 20 plays in five of the last six games . .

against Virginia Tech, he was in for just 14 snaps . . . also had a 75 percent grade against Maryland and South Carolina had four tackles at Georgia Tech in a season high 41 plays

. . . brother of former two-time Clemson All-American John from scrimmage . . . had his only interception of the year Phillips . . . played center in 1 987 as a backup to Jeff Bak . . against Duke and had his only pass deflection against the had an 85 percent grade in 13 plays against Virginia in 1987

Demon Deacons of Wake Forest . . . saw 22 plays of action . . . will be only senior on offensive line next season ... in for

as a reserve against North Carolina . . . reliable member of 1 1 3 plays in 1 987 and 1 6 in just two games in 1 986 . . . won

all special teams, especially kickoff return defense team . . Best Effort Award in Spring of 1987 . . . majoring in industrial had a grade of 86 percent in the season opener for his best education . . . born 11-5-66 in Morganton, NC.

of the season . . . played 149 snaps for the season, some were as a safety and some as a cornerback behind Ail-

American Donnell Woolford . . . hopes to move into his slot

next season . . . Tigers practiced for Oklahoma in his home-

town between December 1 8 and 23 . . . had five tackles as a reserve in the secondary in last year's Citrus Bowl, which tied for his third best outing of the season ... the nickel back

most of 1 987, he saw action in the secondary in 1 of the 1

games that year . . . missed just one game in two seasons

. . . caused a fumble in the Citrus Bowl and has two for his

career . . . majoring in marketing at Clemson . . . born 8-26-69.

Career Statistics Year GP-GS Tot HtS Ast Int-Yds PBU CF-RF BK

1987 12-0 28 19 9 0-0 3 1-0

1988 10-1 20 5 15 1-0 1 0-1 1

Totals 22-1 48 24 24 1-0 4 1-1 1 Chuck O'Brien Hank Phillips

34 .

Florida State . . . started against Georgia Tech, but in for just 13 snaps, an illness in his family forced him home much of that week and he missed practice ... did not play against Virginia, then averaged 15 plays a game the rest of the season ... in for 30 plays against Maryland and had four

tackles and a pass broken up . . . fine special teams player

over the second half of the season . . . had eight passes broken up in 1987 and had the longest interception return in the ACC that year, a 50-yarder against Wake Forest on

Halloween . . . had a season high seven tackles m the Citrus

Bowl to tie for the team lead . . . this will be his fourth bowl

game for Clemson . . . the first time he was sent into a game

as a freshman he forgot his helmet . . . started 10 of 12

games in 1 987 and was a special teams player most of 1 985 Rusty Seyle Richard Smith and 1986 . . . from same hometown as former Clemson basketball star Horace Grant, Grant's success contributed

to Smith attending Clemson . . . second on the 1986 team in

special teams tackles with 10 . . . majoring in industrial Career Statistics education . . . born 10/29/66 in Sparta, GA. Year GP-GS Plays KD^ Career Statistics 1986 2-0 16 Year GP-GS Tot Hits Ast TL-Yds PBU Int-Yds 1987 10-0 113 1988 10-2 300 27_ 1985 11-0 10 5 5 0-0 0-0

1986 11-0 24 7 17 1-1 1 0-0 Totals 22-2 429 27 1987 11-10 33 21 12 1-1 8 2-50 1988 10-4 33 15 18 2-4 3 0-0

Totals 43-14 100 48 52 4-6 12 2-50 19 Rusty Seyle

PK . . . 6-1 . . . 182 . . . Senior . . . Savannah, GA Starting punter in 1987 who handled extra points and 58 Vince Taylor

kickoffs this season . . . converted 34 of 37 PATs for the

LB ... 5-11 ... 220 . . . Junior . . . Clearwater, FL year, including 7-7 in the Duke game . . . had a streak of 22 in

Clemson s starting linebacker in the first three contests . . a row at one point this year . . . missed one against South Ed McDaniel beat him out for starting slot in week #4, but Carolina in the season finale . . . began the season as the Taylor averaged 20 plays a game as a reserve the rest of the starting punter, he had two punts for 43.0 against Virginia

season . . . had a season best seven stops against Virginia Tech, then 6-37.5 average against Furman . . . four of his Tech in the season opener, the second highest total on the punts against Furman were inside the 20, two off the Clem-

team . . . had six stops as starter against Furman in 42 plays, son single game record . . . had a long boot of 52 yards then had four tackles and a PBU against Florida State ... in against Virginia Tech, it was his only - 50 boot of the season

for 31 5 plays this year, most by a defensive reserve . . . had . . . Clemson opponents had a 19.5 average on kickoff re- at least one tackle in every game but the Duke and Maryland turns against Seyle this season . . . fifth on the Clemson

contests . . . had a half-sack against Wake Forest, his first team in scoring with his 34 points, he did not attempt a field

sack involvement at Clemson . . . had four tackles against goal . . . had at least one punt inside the 20 in nine of the 12 Wake Forest for his high mark over the last half of the games he played m 1987 . . . Clemson s top player against season ... in for a season high 75 plays against VPI and a South Carolina in 1987 with a 41 -yard average on nine punts

low of 11 against Duke . . . has played exactly 25 snaps in and a 40.2 net figure against Sterling Sharpe . . . had a 41 .8 each of the last two bowl games and has a total of five average against Georgia, including a punt dead at the one

tackles . . . started each game . . . has 1 8 starts over the last that led to a safety in Clemson s one-point win . , . ranked

three years at linebacker . . . started 1 of 1 2 games in 1 987 eighth in the ACC in punting in 1987 . . . handled kickoffs in

and had a high of 1 1 stops against South Carolina . . . had 1986 and teams averaged just 17.6 yards a return against nine tackles against North Carolina as a freshman and 1 as him, one of the top five averages in Clemson history . . .

a sophomore . . . has a 455-pound bench press, second on majoring in financial management . . . born 1 /3/66 in Savan-

the Clemson team . . . also has a 4.73 40-time, fastest nah, GA.

among the inside linebackers . . . majoring in industrial edu-

cation . , . born 3/11/67 in Marianna, FL. Career Statistics Year GP-GS No Yds 20 5 50 Ret-Yds LP HB Net Avg PAT

1985 1-0 0-0 0-0 1986 12-0 0-0 0,0 0,0 0-0 1987 12-12 53 2011 13 4 2 21-207 56 34 37,9 0-0

1988 12-0 8 311 4 1 0-0 52 38 9 38.9 34-37

Totals 37-12 61 2322 17 4 3 21-207 56 34.7 38.1 34-37

28 Richard Smith

FS ... 5-11 ... 190 .. . Senior . . . Sparta, GA Started the first four games at free safety ... in for 1 72 plays

over the first three games and had 26 tackles . . . was

Clemson s top tackier after two games . . . won Army ROTC Take No Prisoners Award for the Furman game when he had

a career high 14 tackles . . . had five first hits and nine assists in that game in 60 plays of work ... in for 61 plays against Vince Taylor ..

Career Statistics toll . . their . second on the Clemson team in snaps in 1986 Year GP-GS Tot Hits Ast TL-Yds Sacks CF-RF PBU with 816, only Ail-American guard John Phillips was in for 1 Qflf^ 1 1 -U 1 1 U U-U 0-0 0-0 yoo . in more . . majoring sociology at Clemson . . . born 7/2/66 in 11-5 46 0-0 1986 26 20 u u u-u u Evanston, IL. 1987 12-10 53 27 26 0-0 0-0 1-0 2 1988 11-3 30 18 12 1-1 -5-1 0-0 3 Career Statistics Totals 35-18 130 72 58 1-1 .5-1 1-0 5 Year GP-GS Plays KD

1985 8-0 35 3 64 Curtis Whitley 1986 12-12 816 61 1987 11-0 270 19 1988 C . . . 6-1 . . . 260 . . . Freshman . . . Smithfield, NC 90 185 17 Second-team center who should move into starting slot next Totals 40-13 1306 100 year when Jeff Bak graduates . . . saw his most action Note: Also appeared as a defensive lineman in 32 plays in 1985. against Virginia Tech and Duke with 14 plays apiece ... in for 77 snaps this season from scrimmage, he also but 13 Rodney Williams contributed on special teams . . . had one knockdown block

. . . . 6-2 . . . . . against Duke and North Carolina . graded very well in his QB . . 210 . Senior . . Columbia, SC limited action, he had a high of 87 percent on eight plays The winningest starting quarterback in ACC history with a

. . 31-10-2 against Wake Forest . had an 85 percent in 13 plays overall record ... set Clemson career records for

against North Carolina . . . actually over 80 percent in each of passing yardage, pass completions and pass attempts . .

his last four games of the season . . . had 80 percent against led the ACC in interception avoidance, he had just four

Maryland and 85 percent against South Carolina . . . has interceptions in 175 attempts this year ... second best good speed, a reason he is a blocker on the kickoff return interception avoidance figure for a season in Clemson his-

team . . . one of the stronger players on the team, he has a tory . . . with a start against Oklahoma he will become Clem-

430 bench press figure . . . has run the 40 in 4.91 . . . major- son's all-time leader in career starts regardless of position ing in recreation and park administration . . . born 5/10/69. . . . second in Clemson history in total offense with 5,424, he and Steve Fuller are the only Clemson players over 5,000

Career Statistics yards for a career . . . has been a standout in bowl games in Year GP-GS Plays KD^ his career, he is 36-67 for 508 yards in his career ... in the 1988 8-0 77 2 last two bowl games he has been the MVP and is a combined

27-43 for 349 yards . . . already only player in Clemson

history to be MVP of two bowl games . . . finished the season 75 Pat Williams strong as he always does, he was chosen a player of the game or back of the week by some service in three of the last OG . . . 6-4 . . . 285 . . . Senior . . . Lincolnton, GA

four games of the season . . . York Times Player- Hard luck offensive lineman who has had injury problems New ACC of-the-Week against Wake Forest, ACC Co-Back-of-the- since the 1986 Gator Bowl . . . started all 12 games of 1986, Week against Maryland and the CarQuest Co-Player-of-the- but suffered shoulder injury in the Gator Bowl . . . had 87

Week against the Terps . . . State Offensive Player-of-the- percent grade going for 25 plays before the injury ... the last Week, CarQuest Player-of-the-Game and State Fair Asso- two years have seen many injuries . . . started the opener

ciation MVP for the South Carolina game . . . capped his and played 29 snaps then sprained his ankle ... it put him on regular season career in fine fashion with a 13-26 perfor- the bench for two games and other players moved ahead of mance for 192 yards in his final appearance in Death Valley Williams . . . saw action as backup to Jeb Flesch in each of

. . . had a season high 230 yards in total offense, it was the the last eight games and averaged 20 plays per game during

second highest total of his career . . . has been sacked just this time ... in for 185 plays for the season and had 17

once all season and just eight times in the last three years . . knockdown blocks for the year . . . had a high of five knock- Clemson is 15-0-1 over his career when he completes over downs in 20 plays and a season high 84 percent grade

50 percent of his passes . . . has led Clemson to nine come against Duke ... in for 30 plays against North Carolina for from behind in the fourth quarter wins over his career and he his high of the season, even though he did not start that has done it 16 times over the last eight seasons (counting game . . . had a career high 1 1 knockdown blocks at Virginia

high school) . . . has been a strong finisher over the last three and at Georgia in 1986 . . . had a 78 grade on 73 plays in the seasons, he has a 41 percent completion mark and 87.6 win at Georgia in 1986 and that is regarded as his best all- efficiency rating in games before October 25 and a 55.6 around game . . . played on defense and offense in 1 985 as a completion mark and 126.5 efficiency rating in games after freshman . . . played 22 snaps and had two tackles at Vir-

October 25 . . . perhaps his November 1 birthday has some- ginia Tech in the season opener of 1985 . . . preseason All-

thing to do with it . . . continued the trend this year, he is ACC choice by many services for 1987, but injuries took 35-65 for 520 yards and two TDs since October 25, a 54 percent completion mark and 128.1 efficiency rating ... his outstanding ball handling and leadership is a prime reason Clemson had five games without a turnover this year, a

Clemson record . . . Tigers were also third in the nation in

fewest turnovers committed . . . had efficiency rating of at

least 112 in each of his last four games . . . had his best efficiency rating of the year against Virginia with a 180.4, he

was 5-8 for 73 yards and a TD in that game . . . had a solid season as a runner, he had 11-64 against Maryland, 8-54 against Wake Forest and 5-38 against South Carolina ... a master of the pitch play, he has run the option play over 1,000 times in his career and has been the Clemson signal caller for 2,979 plays in his career, more than any Tiger in

history . . . thus he needs just 21 snaps against Oklahoma to

hit3,000. . . 1985-87: had his best game of 1987 in the Citrus Curtis Whitley Pat Willi; Bowl against Penn State when he hit 15-24 passes for 214

36 1 1 2.

yards ... set NCAA record for pass attempts in a half with 46 in the second half against N.C. State, he was 21-53 for 271

yards in that game . . . ACC TV Player of the Game against Maryland with 7-11 for 152 yard performance ... hit 13-18

for 1 yards on his 93 birthday at Wake Forest in 1 986 . . . MVP of the UNC, Maryland and Stanford games in 1 986 . . . had a career high 76 yards rushing against the Tar Heels in 1986

. . . first Clemson freshman to start at quarterback since Butch Butler in 1 942 and only the third freshman signal caller over the course of in the season Clemson history . . . major- ing in administrative management, he will graduate in May

. . . born 11/1/65 in Columbia, SC.

Game-By-Game Statistics 1985 Rodney Williams Donnell Woolford Passing Rushing Tot Game Date Opponent Cmp- Al- Yds-I TD Pet At Yds TD Play Off Eff

9/14 Virginia Tech 0- 0- 0-0 000 0.00 Career Statistics 9/21 Georgia 0- 0- 0-0 .000 2 6 2 6 0,00 Year GP-GS Cmp-Att 1 Yds TD LG Pet Eff Ree:Start OB 9/28 "Ga. Tech 2- 2- 15-0 1 000 1 - 5 3 10 163.00

12-9 56-122 1 10/5 Kentucky 4- 9- 46-1 ,444 1 10 46 65 11 1985 5 772 51 .459 982 5-4-0 10/12 "Virginia 7- 12- 101-1 583 8 2 20 103 112.33 1986 12-12 98-200 8 1245 4 39 .490 101 3 8 -2-2 10/19 •Duke 5- 10- 53-0 .500 5 44 15 97 94.52 1987 12-11 101-209 10 1486 6 52 483 107.9 9-2 10/26 •N.C. State 5- 9- 68-0 .556 9 68 119.07 1988 11-11 73-175 4 1087 5 45 .417 98.8 9 -2

11/2 Wake Forest 10- 19- 147-1 1 .526 6 25 25 173 124 43 Totals 47-43 328-706 27 4590 16 52 .465 101 31 -10-2 11/9 •N. Carolina 8- 17- 107-1 .471 10 20 27 127 88 21 11/16 •Maryland 3- 11- 45-0 .273 12 20 23 65 61.66 Year Rush Yds Avg TD LG Plays TL Off Y/P Y/G 11/23 •8. Carolina 3- 10- 31-0 .300 6 2 16 33 56.04 1985 56 127 2,3 23 178 899 5 1 74 9 12/21 •Minnesota 9- 23- 159-1 .391 5 12 28 171 8847 1986 97 352 3.6 5 43 297 1597 5.4 133,1 Totals 56- 122 772-5 1 .459 56 127 178 899 93.55 1987 75 85 11 1 12 284 1571 5.5 130.9 1988 71 270 3 8 6 29 246 1357 5.5 1234

Totals 299 834 28 12 43 1005 5424 5,4 1154 1986 Passing Rushing Tot Game Date Opponent TP Cmp- At- Yds-I TD Pet At Yds TD Play Off Eff 9/13 "Virginia Tech 74 10- 20- 112-0 500 9 13 29 125 97 04 20 Donnell Woolford 9/20 •Georgia 75 9- 18- 149-2 1 500 10 52 1 28 201 115,64 9/27 •Ga, Tech 80 9- 16- 95-0 563 7 13 23 108 106,18 CB . . . 5-10 . . . 195 . . . Senior . . . Fayetteville, NC 10/4 •The Citadel 60 6- 15- 99-3 ,400 5 41 20 140 55,44 Consensus first-team All-America cornerback, Woolford 10/11 "Virginia 66 2- 10- 12-1 200 3 34 1 13 46 10,08 10/18 •Duke 60 7- 14- 82-0 500 5 25 19 107 99.20 and Terry Kinard are the only Clemson defensive backs to 10/25 "N C, State 70 5- 20- 58-0 ,250 2 - 2 22 56 49.36 make All-American for two seasons . . . first player in Clem- 11/1 •Wake Forest 68 13- 18- 193-1 2 ,722 9 13 27 206 187,83 son history to record double figures in PBUs in three differ- 11/8 •N. Carolina 66 9- 12- 108-0 750 10 76 1 22 184 150 60

ent seasons . . . first-team Kodak All-American (Coaches 11/15 •Maryland 35 10- 19- 103-0 526 6 49 1 27 152 98 14

11/22 •S Carolina 75 6- 19- 99-0 1 ,316 13 20 32 119 92.74 Association) for second straight year . . . also chosen to 12-27 'Stanford 76 12- 19- 135-1 632 16 18 1 35 153 112.35 Walter Camp team. Football Writers Association, Sporting 98- 200- 1245-8 4 99,89 Totals 805 490 97 352 5 297 1597 News, and DPI . . . 3rd team All-American according to

Associated Press . . . first-team AII-ACC for the second

1987 straight season, he was the leading vote-getter on defense

Passing Rushing Tot Game . , , also first-team AII-ACC by AP for the last two seasons . . Date Opponent TP Cmp- At- Yds-I TD Pet At Yds TD Play Off Eff a Thorpe Award Final 1 6 choice , . . will play in the East-West 9/5 "W. Carolina 44 9- 12- 154-1 750 2 -3 14 151 166 10 Shrine Game, he was also invited to the , but 9/12 "Va. Tech 71 3- 13- 23-0 231 11 16 24 39 37,96 picked Shrine Game because it benefitted the crippled chil- 9/19 "Georgia 72 5- 16- 76-1 ,375 8 19 24 95 69,90

dren's hospital . . . had back-to-back season high eight 9/26 "Ga Tech 54 8- 16- 165-1 1 500 4 - 20 164 157.26 10/10 "Virginia 80 8- 12- 82-0 667 6 23 18 105 124.10 tackle games to end the regular season and had a career

10/17 "Duke 62 8- 18- 126-0 1 .444 5 ~4 23 122 121.53 high 56 tackles this season ... his 40 first hits ranked third

10/24 N.C. State 85 21- 53- 271-2 1 395 4 12 1 57 283 81,13 best on the team . . . Clemson's career leader in passes 10/31 Wake Forest 33 2- 3- 33-1 667 2 -4 5 29 92.40 broken up with 42, he jumped ahead of current pros Delton 11/7 N. Carolina 70 7- 10- 99-0 1 ,700 10 11 20 110 186.16 11/14 •Maryland 53 7- 11- 152-1 2 636 5 20 16 172 221.49 Hall (Pittsburgh Steelers) and Terry Kinard (New York Gi-

11/21 S. Carolina 65 7- 21- 91-3 333 14 1 35 92 40 83 ants) this season, and holds record by nine ... led the ACC 1/1 Penn State 73 15- 24- 214-0 ,625 4 -5 28 209 137.40 in passes broken up this year with 13... has allowed just 1

Totals 762 101- 209- 1486-10 6 ,483 75 85 1 284 1571 107.90 receptions during man-to-man coverage this year and on three occasions he jarred the ball loose giving Clemson

1988 possession . . . second in Clemson history in punt return Rushing Tot Game yardage with 754. he needs just 26 for a new Clemson Date Opponent TP Cmp Att Yds Int TD Pet Att Yds TD Plays Off Eff record . . . one of just two Tigers in history with over 700 punt

72 400 5 27 1 20 97 80,32 9/3 Va. Tech 52 6 15 return yards . . . second on the Clemson defense in total 9/10 "Furman 46 4 11 74 ,363 1 74 92,91 plays with 648, only James Lott had more . . . had a fine all- 9/17 •Fla. State 80 7 24 96 292 11 20 1 35 116 62,76 around game at Wake Forest with seven tackles, including 9/24 "Ga, Tech 72 9 18 131 1 ,500 2 12 20 143 111,31 first hits, his first career sack, 10/8 •Virginia 73 5 8 73 1 625 10 59 18 132 18040 six a pass broken up and 43 10/15 "Duke 70 3 11 66 1 .273 2 1 13 66 77,70 yards on two punt returns ... did not allow his opponents -6 49 12.80 10/22 "N.C. state 80 4 23 55 3 ,174 10 33 from Georgia Tech, Virginia, North Carolina and N.C. State 10/29 "W Forest 65 7 15 98 1 ,467 8 54 2 23 152 123.58 to catch a pass on him in man-to-man coverage . . . had 11/5 N. Carolina 35 6 10 91 1 1 600 7 4 17 95 159.40 high eight tackles vs. Maryland and South Carolina 11/12 Maryland 59 9 14 139 642 1 64 20 203 124 20 season

1 31 112 00 11/10 '8. Carolina 73 13 26 192 500 5 38 230 . , , has started the last 34 games he has been healthy for

Totals 709 73 175 1087 4 5 ,417 71 270 6 246 1357 98 8 and is third in Clemson history in games started by a defen-

37 sive back . . . main reason John Ford, the ACC's number- 1 987, so he has ranked in the top two each of the last three five rank pass receiver in history, did not catch . . a pass seasons . had almost three times as many interceptions

against . . Clemson . consensus first-team preseason All- and passes broken up as receptions allowed in 1987 (20 to American, he was chosen by Playboy, Sporting . . News, 7) . the master of the diving interception, each of his last Gameplan, Athlon and many others . . . of only six thefts one . two have been diving stabs . . had career high five underclassman defensive backs in Clemson history to tackles for . . be loss this season . prime reason Clemson has chosen an Ail-American and the first cornerback in Clemson allowed less than 6 yards per pass attempt each of last 3 history to be selected Ail-American . . . has knocked down a seasons. pass in each of the last eight games and 17 of the last 23 1987

over . . games two seasons . had 126 yards in punt returns Date 0pp. PR-Yds Plays Hits Ast Tot TL-Yds PBU Int-Yds against Georgia Tech in 1987, second best single game 3-45 9/5 "WCU 42 1 1 2 in . . performance Clemson history . has been beaten for a 9/12 "VPI 57 5 5 2-6 just four in 1 touchdown last . times two seasons . . ranked 9/19 •GA 1-8 60 4 4 ninth in Clemson history in interceptions with 10... won the 9/26 GT 5-126 41 2 1 3 2 Clemson team Leader Award after spring practice last year 10/10 VA 2-7 58 2 2 2

. . . second in the in ACC passes broken up in 1986 and 10/17 Duke 1-5 83 6 2 8 4 1-0 10/24 •NO St. 3-23 84 5 3 8 10/31 1-67 Game-By-Game Statistics WF 66 5 1 6 1 1-0 1985 11/7 •UNC 1-20 64 4 2 6 1-1 1-0 Opponent PR-Yds PL FH Tot PBU Int-Yds 11/14 MD 3-2 50 2 2 1-1 2 1-0 11/21 •use 1-'' 63 2 2 4 V Ir y II lid 1 cOI 1 0-C 4 0-0 2-19 1/1 •PS 40 2 1 3 1 1-0 Ocui y Id 0-0 5 1 1 0-0 0-0 Totals 23-345 708 38 14 4-8 sJdJiyid 1 c^^ii 0-0 5 1 52 15 5-0 0-0 r\ci 1 luofvy 0-0 22 2

n n 1 Q n n Virginia 1 u 1 1 1988 Game-By-Game Statistics Duke 0-0 26 1 2 1 C-0 Date Opponent Plays Hits Ast Tot TL-Yds PBU Int-Yds PR-Yds N.C. State 0-0 25 1 4 1-34 9/3 Virginia Tech 52 5 5 1-•1 1 2-10 Wake Forest 0-0 30 1 2 0-0 9/10 Furman 44 2 1 3 3-34 N. Carolina 0-0 15 3 3 0-0 9/17 Florida State 61 1 1 3-14 Maryland 1-14 21 3 3 1 0-0 9/24 Georgia Tech 51 2 2 4 1-5 2 1-12 S. Carolina 0-0 15 1 0-0 10/8 Virginia 64 3 2 5 1-1 2 4-14 Minnesota 0-0 10 1 0-0 10/15 -Duke 68 6 6 1 1-0 2-20

10/22 N.C. State 71 4 1 5 1 3-10 1986 10/29 Wake Forest 75 6 1 7 1- 8 1 2-43 Opponent PR-Yds PL FH Tot PBU Int-Yds 11/5 'North Carolina 45 4 4 2 3-20 Virginia Tech 0-0 60 2 4 2 0-0 11/12 'Maryland 62 5 3 8 1-3 1 1-1 'Georgia 0-0 55 6 10 1 0-0 11/19 'South Carolina 55 2 6 8 2 3-11

"Georgia Tech 2-17 50 1 1 0-0 Citadel DNP--Pulled hamstrings Career Statistics Virginia 1-3 81 5 5 1 1-3 Year GP-GS Tot Hits Ast TL-Yds 1 nt-Yds PR-Yds Avg TD LG PBU BK CF-RI Duke 4-60 46 2 2 1 0-0 1985 12-0 21 12 9 0-0 1-34 1-14 N.C. State 2-12 52 5 8 2-(-11) 14,0 14 2 1 0-0

1986 11-11 53 37 16 3-3 3-(-8) 25-203 1 "Wake Forest 5-26 78 3 4 2 0-0 8 25 12 0-0 1987 12-12 52 38 14 4-8 5-0 23-345 15 2 78 15 0-0 "N. Carolina 4-11 43 1 3 0-0

1988 11-11 56 40 16 5-18 1-0 27-192 1 "Maryland 2-18 73 4 4 4 0-0 7 31 13 1 3-0

"S. Carolina 4-45 59 4 7 0-0 Total 46-34 182 127 55 12-29 10-26 76-754 9 9 2 78 42 2 3-0

"Stanford 1-11 60 5 5 0-0 Note: Had one sack for eight yards in 1988

1988 STARTING LINEUPS

VPI Furman Fla. St. Ga. Tech Virginia Duke NO State Wake Forest N. Carolina Maryland S. Carolina OFFENSE SE Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings Jennings LT Deluliis Deluliis Deluliis Deluliis Deluliis Deluliis Deluliis Deluliis Deluliis Deluliis Deluliis LG Harmon Harmon Harmon Flesch Flesch Flesch Flesch Flesch Flesch Flesch Flesch C Bak Bak Bak Bak Bak Bak Bak Bak Bak Bak Bak RG Williams Phillips Phillips Harmon Harmon Harmon Harmon Harmon Harmon Harmon Harmon RT Long Nunamacher Nunamacher Nunamacher Nunamacher Nunamacher Nunamacher Nunamacher Nunamacher Nunamacher Nunamacher TE/FL Coley Hooper Coley Coley Coley Coley Coley Coley Coley Coley Coley QB R, Williams R. Williams R. Williams R. Williams R, Williams R. Williams R. Williams R. Williams R, Williams R. Williams R. Williams FB/FL T. Jotinson W. McFadden T. Johnson T. Johnson T. Johnson T. Johnson T. Johnson McFadden T. Johnson T. Johnson T. Johnson TB Allen Allen Allen Allen Allen Allen Allen Allen Allen Allen Allen FL Cooper Cooper Hooper Hooper Cooper 0. Davis Hooper Hooper Hooper Hooper Hooper PK Gardocki Gardocki Gardocki Gardocki Gardocki Gardocki Gardocki Gardocki Gardocki Gardocki Gardocki

DEFENSE

OLB J. Johnson Kirkland J. Johnson Kirkland J. Johnson Kirkland Kirkland J. Johnson J. Johnson Kirkland Kirkland LT Chavous Moore Moore Hammond Harper Hammond Hammond Hammond Chavous Hammond Hammond MG Drag Drag Drag Drag Drag Drag Drag Drag Drag Drag Drag RT McCullougri McCullough McCullough Chavous McCullough McCullough McCullough McCullough McCullough McCullough McCullough BAN Hatcher Hatcher Hatcher Hatcher Hatcher Hatcher Hatcher Hatcher Hatcher Hatcher Hatcher WLB Brewster Brewster Brewster Brewster Brewster Brewster Brewster Brewster Mariable Mariable Brewster SLB Taylor Taylor Taylor McDaniel McDaniel McDaniel McDaniel McDaniel McDaniel McDaniel McDaniel LG Woolford Woolford Woolford Lott Jer. Henderson Woolford Woolford Woolford Woolford Woolford Woolford SS Beasley Nunn Beasley Beasley Beasley Beasley Beasley Beasley Beasley Beasley Beasley FS Smith Smith Smith Smith Lott Lott Lott Lott Lott Lott Lott RC Lett Lett Lott Woolford Woolford Dex. Davis Dex. Davis Dex. Davis Dex. Davis Dex. Davis Dex Davis Seyle Seyle Gardocki Gardocki Gardocki Gardocki Gardocki Gardocki no punts no punts Gardocki

38 —1

Bobby Robinson fwmPj Athletic Director \v M.-'y/

On March 9, 1985, Clemson University Manual, computerization of the department, named Bobby Robinson as the ninth athletic the pro agents seminar, as well as the athletic director in the school s 96-year history. And academic scholarship endowment. since that time, success and prosperity are the From a university perspective, Robinson en- words that best describe Robinson s program. visions the athletic department as being one of Robinson has had significant successes as a 49 campus departments, serving a viable role result of his great commitment to being the best to the mission of Clemson University. 'Athletic in three areas — competition, academics, and competition provides a common bond for stu- facilities. The past three years results provide dents, faculty, staff, and friends, according to evidence of the program s placement among Robinson. the best in competition, and also prove signifi- Under the direction of Robinson, the athletic cant strides are being made m the other two department continues to support the univer- areas. sity. Over $900,000 have been contributed to

The 1987 version of the football program will the athletic academic scholarship fund; and long be remembered for its 1 0-2 record and the band travel equipment and uniforms are funded 35-10 Florida Citrus Bowl victory over Penn by athletic dollars. An educational enhance- State. The Tigers finished 10th in the final AP ment fund has been coordinated through the poll, the seventh Top 20 ranking in the past 1 efforts of the athletic department and the Ath- years. letic Council.

Both major revenue sports, football and With Robinson s qualifications, it is easy to men's basketball, were involved m postseason see why the Clemson athletic program enjoys play. In fact, out of 18 sports offered at Clem- continued success — he has done it all. He has son, 15 were involved in some sort of post- averages each semester, with seven earning a been an administrator at all levels, he has season play. perfect 4.0 CPA. The football team had two worked in other areas of the university, he has The Men s basketball program participated players named to the academic AII-ACC team, been a head coach, and he has handled the in the NIT, as Cliff Ellis guided the Tigers to their and four students were named to various Aca- budgetary aspects needed to run a $12 million fourth consecutive postseason appearance demic All-America teams. Over 30 former Tiger program. the first time in the history of ACC basketball student-athletes received college degrees in Robinson has confidence in his staff, his that a team has entered postseason play m the the past 12 months. coaches, his athletes, and the facilities at Clem- first four years under a new coach. The Lady The commitment to success in academics is son University. "We have a solid base to work

Tiger basketball team made the NCAA tourna- further confirmed by the decision to build an from, but if we are not moving forward, we are ment field under first-year coach Jim Davis and academic learning center for student-athletes. losing ground. We will work within university had an ACC record 1 3-game improvement over Encompassing over 16,000 square feet, the guidelines and expand our horizons. We want the previous year. center will feature classrooms, learning labs, to be as good as we can as a vital part of the The surprise story of 1987-88 was the Clem- and an auditorium, as well as office space for university and the state of South Carolina." son Tiger soccer team. Seeded 23rd out of 24 the athletic advising staff, which now has three Robinson was graduated from Furman with a teams in the NCAA tournament, the Tigers full-time staff members. B.S. degree in business and political science in swept through the field to earn the right to play In the area of facilities, Robinson has a rec- 1968. He was the president of the Sigma Alpha host to the Final Four. Over 8.300 Tiger fans ord of success and accomplishments second Epsilon fraternity chapter at Furman. watched as Clemson defeated San Diego State to none. Capital improvements include the in- Robinson came to Clemson m 1970, not in

2-1 for Its second national championship in four doortennis facility and the soccer stadium, with athletics, but in the housing office. After three years. the learning center and completion of the base- years, he moved across campus to serve as an

Clemson's baseball team won an ACC rec- ball stadium scheduled for 1 989. Major renova- administrative assistant in the athletic ord tying 54 games and finished 1 5th in the final tions recently completed include the golf department. in poll, while the Clemson golf team was 1 7th and practice area, cross country trail, stadium After serving the athletic department vari- won the ACC title for the second straight year. locker rooms, wrestling practice room, and ous capacities, he became business manager Clemson's men's tennis team was 10th football coaches meeting rooms. A complete in 1975. Two years later he was named as- ranked and won its ninth ACC title in 10 years, maintenance and irrigation system has also sistant athletic director, and m 1 980, he became all that title for four years, while the outdoor track team was tied for 1 5th, been implemented for practice fields. associate AD. He held of to pri- its highest NCAA finish ever. Renovations under way include the new and his area responsibility moved All four teams received bids to the NCAA and IPTAY/ticket complex at Gate 9 at the football marily football and basketball. finished in the top 20, making Clemson and stadium, a nine-lane all-weather track, Jervey While serving his administrative duties, Texas the only two schools with this honor. Center offices and gymnasium, as well as the Robinson found time to coach the Clemson golf The success of these teams gave Clemson coliseum dressing rooms. Without a doubt. team between 1975 and 1983. During his time the honor of a number-eight ranking in men s Clemson athletic facilities are among the finest as the head coach, Clemson won its first ACC sports and number-28 in women s sports in the in the country. title in golf and three times the Tigers partici- Knoxville Journal's All-Sports poll. Ten Clem- Administratively. Robinson has instituted pated in the NCAA tournament. In 1983. his son teams were ranked in the final top 20. policies and procedures that benefit all constit- final season as the head coach, he guided finish. In academics. Clemson student-athletes had uents. Among the changes are the drug testing Clemson to a number-five Robinson is another outstanding year. Ninety-seven young program, the Student Athlete Assistance Pro- now a member of the NCAA golf committee and men and women had 3.0 or better grade point gram (SAAP), a staff Policies and Procedures IS a member of the CFA Board of Directors.

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1988 CLEMSON FOOTBALL STATS GP-S Gain Lost NetMa* AVG TD LG (9-2-0 Overall, 6-1 ACC) Allen, TB 11 11 199 1160 21 1139 5.7 9 63 Henderson, TB 11 0 107 539 11 528 4.9 4 41 TEAM STATISTICS Clem Opp T. Johnson, FB 10 9 103 414 4 410 4.1 8 26

TOTAL OFFENSE 4371 3075 McFadden, TB 11 2 74 299 299 4.0 1 15 Total Plays 815 721 R. Williams, QB 11 11 71 324 54 270 3.8 6 29 7 1 Yards Per Play 5.36 4.26 oooper, vvn 11 3 1 OO 1 ill 1 / .O

Yards Per Game 1 19.7 163.4 1 Q/1 Q Chris Gardocki's Field Goals Number of Punts A Q Year 0-29 30-39 40-49 50 + TOT LK PAT Average Punt 40.6 40.4 1988 5-6 7 1 3-7 2-6 17-30 52 1 -1 Had Blocked 1 Opp. 2-4 3-4 2-4 0-0 7-12 48 15-16 Net Punting 36.9 36.3

PI IMT RFTMRM YARRQ 1 7Q 1 / y RECEIVING GP-S REG YDS AVG TD LG Miimhor nf Rotiirnc Of Jennings, WR 1-11 30 397 13.2 1 27 1 uucriuowiib U 1 Hooper, WR 1-8 17 255 15.0 2 36 Mverdge neiurn y.u Cooper. WR 1-3 13 417 32.1 3 79 INTERCEPT RETURN YARDS 171 2 Coley. TE 1-10 6 86 14,3 24 # Interceptions 14 4 C. Davis, WR 1-1 6 73 12 2 1 14 Touchdowns 1 Allen, TB 1-1 6 78 13,0 19 Average Return 12.2 0.5 Ohan, TE 9-0 1 9 9,0 9

TOTAL RETURN YARDS 433 181 Joe Henderson, TB 11-0 1 2 2,0 2

KICKOFF RETURN YARDS 490 1 187 CLEMSON 11 80 1317 16.5 7 79 # Returns 25 61 Opponents 11 161 1797 11.2 10 53 Touchdowns

Average Return 19.6 19.5 PASSING GP-S CM-AT I YDS TD LG PCT Y/A Y/Cmp EPF

TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 229 191 Williams 11-11 73-175 4 1087 5 45 .417 6.2 14.9 98.7 By Rushing 166 86 Morocco 11-0 4-9 42 13 .444 4.7 10.5 83.6

By Passing 52 86 C. Davis 11-1 2-2 109 1 61 1,000 54.5 54.5 722.8

By Penalty 11 19 Cameron 4-0 1-2 79 1 79 ,500 39.5 79.0 546.8 PENALTIES (No-Yds) 74-726 64-570 T. Johnson 10-9 0-1 .000 0.0 0.0 0.0 FUMBLES (No-Lost) 24-8 30-18 Hewlett 2-0 0-1 .000 0.0 0,0 0.0 TOTAL TURNOVERS 12 32 CLEMSON 11 80-190 4 1317 7 79 .421 6.9 16.5 108.28 QB SACKS BY 32-246 2-11 Opponents 11 161- 320 14 1797 10 53 .503 5.6 11.2 97.75 3rd Down Conversions 88-175 54-149 Percentage .503 .362 PUNTING NO YDS AVG -20 -1-50 RET LP HB NET 4th Down Conversions 5-6 8-8 Gardocl

Total Points 329 151 R, Williams, WB 11 246 1357 5,5 1 123,4 Points Per Game 29.9 13.7 Allen, TB 11 199 1139 5.7 9 103,5

Touchdowns 40 18 Joe Henderson TB 1 107 528 4.9 4 48.0 By Rushing 32 6 T, Johnson. FB 10 103 410 4.0 8 41.0

By Passing 7 10 McFadden, FB 11 74 299 4,0 1 27.2

By Return 1 2 Cameron, QB 4 5 103 20,6 1 25,8 Field Goals 17-30 8-13 James. TB 7 14 104 7,4 2 14,9 PAT-Kick 36-39 15-16 Cooper, WR 11 7 121 17,3 2 11,0 PAT Run 1-1 0-0 Morocco, QB 11 22 111 5,0 10.1

PATPass 0-0 2-2 C Davis, WR 11 3 105 35,0 1 9.5

40 n 1

SCORING TD (R-P-RE) PAT FG-FGA PTS CLEMSON DEFENSIVE STATS Aiion TR Q 9-0-0 54 (Includes Special Teams) 1-1 1 7-30 52 p II 1 1 . JUI loUl . r D O 8-0-0 1 run 50 Name GP-GS Ht At Tot Tl-Yds Sacks PBU William*;Willi aiiio, VjJDOR g 6-0-0 OO -8 owyic, r r\ 34-37 Oil McDaniel. LB 11 53 37 90 3-8 4 OA Hatcher, OLB 11 -11 33 48 81 8-50 6.5-40 ^uupc' , vvn D 2-3-0 A Brewster, LB 10 -9 46 34 80 1 JUC ntSi lUci oUi 1 , 1 o 4-0-0 Drag, MG 11 -11 32 45 77 12-45 1-9 1 larrtoc XR Jail ICS. 1 2 2-0-0 l£ Kirkland, OLB 11 -6 34 29 63 9-65 5 5-62 2 o nuupcr, vvn c. 0-2-0 1^ Beasley, SS 11 -10 36 26 62 1-2 3 1 0-0-1 Woolford, CB 11 -11 40 16 56 5-18 1-8 13

II III 1 -0 jtji ly b . vv 0-1 b McCullough, DT 11 -10 29 27 56 5-14 1.5-9 -11 O. L/dVib, vvn 1 0-1 -0 D Lott, CB 11 35 20 55 6 c J, Johnson, 11 -5 18 27 7-41 4-36 McFadden, TB 1 1-0-0 O OLB 45 Hammond, DT 11 -6 14 22 36 7-20 2-9 Kubu. PK 1-1 1 Dex. Davis, CB 10 -6 21 13 34 4-6 8 1 7 Id PI 1 O U ^FM^ONVI O W IN 40 32-7-1 36-39 Smith, FS 10 -4 15 18 33 2-4 3

\J\J\J\Ji 1 lo i 6-10-2 -3 Id o 15-16 0- 1 o 1 o 1 Taylor, LB 1 18 12 30 .5-1 3 2 pt. plays: Harris, OLB 11 0 16 17 33 2-3 1-2 2

Clemson 1-1 (1-1 run) Mariable, LB 8 2 16 13 29 2-8 1.5-8 1 Harps, 10 13 15 28 2-17 2-17 2 Opponent 2-2 (2-2 pass) OLB Chavous, DT 1 3 14 12 26 3-11 1-8 PUNT RETURNS NO YDS AVG TD LG Brien, LB 10 -0 15 9 24 1-10 1-10 2

07 Moore, DT 11 2 11 13 24 3-8 .5-4 1 Woolford. CB £.1 1 ^C. 1 . 1 u 11 1-5 1-5 Q 1 G 1 Charpia, FS 10 14 24 3 Lott. CB O DD 10 1 U o 1 Nunn, SS 10 1 5 15 20 1 Jer. Henderson, CB 1 D O.U Q 5 Harper, DT 10 1 5 14 19

Team 1 U U.U Henderson, CB 1 1 15 3 18 3

CLEMSON 37 262 7,1 31 Green, MG 1 13 5 18 2-14 1-9 Mouzon, DB 10 3 13 16 Opponents 20 179 9.0 1 76 Bell, DB 10 5 4 9 KICKOFF RETURNS NO YDS AVG TD LG David Davis, DT 8 4 4 8 1-9 1-9 Fox, MG 9 3 4 7 McFadden 14 276 19.7 un C, Davis. WR 11 1 3 1 4 Joe Henderson 9 207 23-0 51 Grimes, DB 7 2 2 4 Allen 2 7 3.5 5 Ohan, TE 9 3 3

Sizer, DT 5 2 1 3 1 CLEMSON 25 490 19.6 51 Mauney, DB 10 2 2 1 Opponents 61 1187 19.5 1 96 Belton, DB 11 2 2

INTERCEPTIONS NO YDS AVG TD LG Totals 580 538 1118 80-358 32-246 61

ri 1 A Beasley, SS 3 27 9-0 u 1 o Caused Fumbles (20): McDaniel 3, Woolford 3, Kirkland 2, Hatcher 2, Harps

Charpia, SS 3 25 8.3 u 2.2. 2, J. Johnson, Jerome Henderson, Green, Dexter Davis, Charpia, Lott, Mc- Aft Cullough, Carter Brewster. LB bo bo.U 1 Do Hammond, DT 29 29.0 u OQ Recovered Fumbles (18): Beasley 3. Brewster 3, Harps, Mariable, Hatcher, n Lott, Seville, Gerald, Charpia, Moore, Nunn, Dex. Davis. McDaniel, Kirkland Kirkland, OLB 2.2. 22.U u 00 Dex. Davis, CB u U QB Pressures (56): J, Johnson 8, Hatcher 7, Drag 6, McCullough 5, Kirkland n 5, 4, Taylor 3, Green 3, Moore 2, David Davis 2, Fox 2, Hammond 2, Lott. CB 0.0 u un Hams Harps 2, Charpia 2, Beasley 2, Lott 1 Woolford, CB 0.0 n un Mariable, LB Blocked FG (2): Lott, Woolford Nunn, SS Blocked Punt (2): Nunn, Jerome Henderson

CLEMSON 14 171 122 1 68 Clemson and Oklahoma in Weekly Polls Opponents 4 2 0.5 2

ALL-PURPOSE RUNNING LEADERS AP UP! USA SI SN KO Date CU-OU CU-OU CU-OU CU-OU CU-OU NAME, POS. RUSH REC PR KR TOTAL CU-OU Preseason 4-3 4-2 5-3 8-7 3-6 4-2 T. Allen, TB 1139 78 y 1224 Joe Henderson, TB 528 2 9n7 737 Aug. 30 4-3 no poll no poll no poll no poll 4-2 McFadden, TB 299 276 575 Sept. 5 3-4 3-4 5-4 no poll no poll 4-3 G. Cooper, WR 121 417 538 Sept. 12 3-4 3-3 4-3 no poll 3-6 4-3 T. Johnson, FB 410 410 Sept. 19 12-3 12-3 12-3 6-5 3-6 12-3 397 Jennings, WR 397 Sept. 26 12-10 12-10 12-9 10-5 12-5 14-12 R, Williams. QB 270 270 Oct. 3 11-10 12-10 11-10 10-8 8-13 14-12 R. Hooper, WR 255 255 Oct. 10 11-9 11-9 12-9 10-8 8-12 14-10 D. Woolford, CB 192 192 Oct. 17 9-8 9-8 10-8 10-7 8-10 10-9 SPECIAL TEAMS TACKLES Oct. 24 15-8 18-8 16-8 9-7 8-9 19-8 Tot Hts A3t Tot Hts Ast Oct. 31 17-8 18-7 17-8 12-7 NR-8 17-8 Levon Kirkland, OLB 8 11 19 Tyler Grimes. DB 1 3 4 Nov. 7 16-8 16-8 16-8 12-7 NR-8 15-8 Wayne Harps, OLB 7 7 14 Jer. Henderson, CB 2 2 4 Nov. 14 15-9 15-8 15-8 12-10 NR-8 14-9 Tyrone Mouzon. DB 1 10 11 Tony Kennedy, FB 2 2 4 Reggie Harris, OLB 6 4 10 Chip Davis, WR 3 4 Nov. 21 13-10 13-11 13-11 12-10 17-8 13-9 Arlington Nunn, DB 10 10 Chinedu Ohan, TE 3 3 Nov. 28 13-10 13-11 13-11 12-10 15-10 14-9 William Bell. DB 5 4 9 Jesse Hatcher, BAN 2 3 Dec. 5 13-10 13-11 13-11 12-10 15-10 no poll Rusty Charpia, FS 4 5 9 Donnell Woolford. CB 1 3

Stacy Fields, OLB 3 3 6 Doug Brewster, LB 1 2

Richard Smith, FS 4 2 6 T. Johnson. TB 1 1

Mark Inge, OT 2 4 6 Dexter Davis. CB 1

Ed McDaniel. LB 2 3 5 Chuck O Brien, LB 1 Mitch Belton, CB 3 2 5 Rusty Seyle, PK 1 1

Scott Seville. SN 4 1 5 — 1

Individual Game by Game Statistics

\A/illiomc n u on 1 i^ui Allen vvillldlllo Jdmes v./Ooper TC-YDS-TD TC-YDS-TD TC-YDS-TD TC-YDS-TD TC-YDS-TD TC-YDS-TD TC-YDS-TD

\/DI 7 71; 9 1 n Aft 1 R 1 7 n Of; 1 - V rl y- 00- D- 1 / -u 0-^:0- 1 4-1 o-U 1 -1 1 -u Furman 15- 72-0 19- 54-2 INJ 9-38-0 0- 0-0 2-11-0 5-52-0 FSU 10- 36-0 14- 77-0 12-69-1 2- 5-0 11-20-1 DNP 0- 0-0 Georgia Tech 21-116-1 15- 75-0 10-31-1 4-11-0 2-12-0 1- 6-0 0- 0-0 Virginia 11- 38-0 24-145-0 13-52-0 2- 2-0 10-59-0 DNP 0- 0-0 Duke 10- 44-1 17-134-1 19-76-2 5-14-0 2- 0-1 DNP 2- 8-0 N.C. State 12- 48-0 17- 67-0 4-19-0 12-45-0 10- -6-0 DNP 1- 9-0 Wal

VPI 3-37-0 1-21-0 1-12-0 0- 0-0 0- 0-0 1- 9-0 Furman 3-50-0 0- 0-0 0- 0-0 1-24-0 0- 0-0 1- 8-0 FSU 2-13-0 2-99-1 3-31-0 0- 0-0 1-14-0 0- 0-0 Georgia Tech 3-45-1 1-33-0 0- 0-0 3-29-0 1-15-0 0- 0-0 Virginia 1-27-0 1-18-0 2-14-0 0- 0-0 0- 0-0 1-14-1 Duke 1-27-0 2-90-2 1-28-0 0- 0-0 0- 0-0 0- 0-0 N.C. State 4-55-0 0- 0-0 0- 0-0 0- 0-0 0- 0-0 0- 0-0 Wake Forest 2-27-0 0- 0-0 3-42-1 1-15-0 1-14-0 0- 0-0 UNC 3-41-0 1-48-0 2-33-1 0- 0-0 0- 0-0 3-42-0 Maryland 4-40-0 1-45-0 1-20-0 1-18-0 2-16-0 0- 0-0 South Carolina 4-35-0 4-63-0 4-75-0 0- 0-0 1-19-0 0- 0-0 Punt Returns Kickoff Ret PASSING R. Williams Morocco Gardocki Punting Gardocki FGS Woolford McFadden Opponent Cm-At-Yds-I-TD Cm-At-Yds-I-TD No-Yds-Avg—20 Made Missed At-Yds-Avg At-Yds-Avg

VPI 6- 15- • 72-0-0 1-1- 9-0-0 1- 48-48.0 38,43 48 2 10- 5.0 0- 0.0

Furman 4- 11- • 74-0-0 1- 1- 8-0-0 •6-311-37.5 4 38,46,31 58 3 39- 13.0 2-47 23.5

FSU 7- 24- 96-0-0 DNP 8-317-39.6 1 NONE 3 14- 4.7 0- 0.0

Georgia Tech 9-18-131-0-1 0-0- 0-0-0 5-214-42.8 28 48 1 12- 12.0 0- 0.0 Virginia 5- 8- 73-0-1 DNP 3-128-42.7 2 33 37 4 14- 3.5 1-24 24.0

Duke 3- 11- • 66-0-1 0-2- 0-0-0 5- 220-44.0 1 NONE 2 20- 10.0 3-48 16.0

N.C. State 4- 23- • 55-3-0 DNP 6- 270-45.0 2 35 40,40 3 10- 3.3 1-26- 26.0 Wake Forest 7-15- 98-0-1 0-2- 0-0-0 5-192-38.4 24 25,40 2 43- 21.5 2-47 23.5 UNC 6- 10- 91-1-1 2-3-25-0-0 None 20,24,52 55,58 3 20- 6.7 0- 0.0

Maryland 9-14-139-0-0 0-0- 0-0-0 None 51,24 35,36 1 -1- 1.0 3-68- 22.7 South Carolina 13-26-192-0-0 0-0- 0-0-0 5-235-47.0 2 47,31,37 51 3 11- 3.8 0- 0- 0.0 * Denotes Seyle Punting, Gardocki did not punt vs. Furman. 1988 DEFENSIVE STATISTICS

McDaniel Hatcher Brewster Drag Kirkland Beasley Woolford McCullough Lott J. Johnson Hammond Dex. Davis Game PL-TOT-TL PL-TOT-TL PL-TOT-INT PL-TOT-TL PL-TOT-TL PL-TOT-INT PL-TOT-PBU PL-TOT-TL PL-TOT-PBU PL-TOT-TL PL-TOT-TL PL-TOT-PBU

Va. Tech 54- 9-0 •48- 5-1 •47- 5-0 •35- 5-0 18- 7-1 •50- 5-1 •52-5-1 •31-5-0 •53- 3-0 •45- 8-3 35-3-1 31-0-0 Furman 40-10-1 •42- 8-0 42- 8-0 •34- 5-1 •43- 7-1 45- 7-0 •44-3-0 •46-7-0 •44- 2-0 34- 5-0 23-5-1 21-1-0

Fla. State 18- 2-1 •55-10-1 •46-11-0 •44- 4-1 4- 2-0 •61- 6-0 •61-1-0 •37-4-0 •61- 4-0 •55-10-2 31-5-1 DNP Ga. Tech •49- 8-0 •56- 8-1 •46- 5-1 •42-11-3 •55- 9-1 •37- 6-0 •51-4-2 35-9-1 •56- 4-1 29- 3-0 •31-4-1 22-2-0 Virginia •57-12-0 •51- 7-0 •53-1 6-0 •42- 6-0 20- 3-1 •64- 4-0 •64-5-2 •43-4-0 •64- 9-1 •51- 3-0 26-5-2 0-0-0 Duke •51-12-1 •58- 4-0 •56- 6-0 •38- 8-1 •59- 6-1 •67- 7-1 •68-6-1 •44-1-0 •65- 2-1 22- 2-0 •28-2-0 •66-5-4 N.C- state •53- 9-0 •55- 6-2 •67-10-0 •55- 9-0 •61- 2-0 '71- 3-1 •71-7-1 •42-7-1 •80- 5-1 26- 1-0 •31-3-0 •75-7-0 W, Forest •51- 6-0 •42- 6-0 •8-1-0 •49- 9-3 35- 5-0 •64- 3-0 •75-7-1 •42-8-2 •67-10-0 •38- 5-1 •37-7-1 •70-7-0 N. Carolina •32- 8-0 •38- 6-0 INJ •30- 7-1 30- 7-1 •43- 5-0 •45-4-2 •24-3-0 •51- 2-0 •23- 2-0 17-1-0 •53-4-0 Maryland •68- 9-0 •57-12-2 27- 5-0 •39- 7-1 •48-13-3 •42-10-0 62-8-1 •33-3-0 •62- 7-0 3- 0-0 •29-1-0 •41-5-2

S. Carolina •55- 5-0 •49-11-1 •48-14-0 •38- 6-1 •36- 4-0 •43- 6-0 •55-8-2 •30-5-1 •55- 7-2 30- 6-1 •26-2-0 •50-6-2

Smith Taylor Harris Mariable Harps Chavous O'Brien Moore Charpla Nunn Harper Henderson Game PL-TOT-PBU PL-TOT-PBU PL-TOT-TL PL-TOT-TL PL-TOT-TL PL-TOT-TL PL-TOT-TL PL-TOT-TL PL-TOT-INT PL-TOT-PBU PL-TOT-TL PL-TOT-PBU

Va. Tech •51- 4-2 •75-7-1 28-6-0 56-5-1 33-5-0 •32-2-0 40-6-0 25-2-0 8-0-0 14-5-0 33-2-0 30-1-0

Furman •60-14-0 •42-6-0 30-2-0 DNP 30-4-1 26-5-0 28-5-1 •27-2-1 1 1 -4-0 •29-5-0 25-4-0 21-3-0 Fla. St. •61- 4-0 •43-4-1 0-2-0 DNP 0-1-0 18-0-0 15-1-0 •31-1-0 0-1-0 0-2-0 19-3-0 9-2-0 Ga. Tech •13- 0-0 23-1-1 30-4-0 17-4-0 10-1-0 •31-4-1 9-3-0 23-1-0 8-0-1 41-4-0 21-2-0 61-1-0 Virginia DNP 21-3-0 15-1-0 5-1-0 0-2-0 31-6-1 DNP 24-1-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 •14-2-0 •64-4-2 Duke 30- 3-0 11-0-0 30-2-1 15-2-0 20-1-0 15-0-0 16-3-0 19-1-0 20-2-0 15-1-0 16-0-0 26-1-0

N.C. State 2- 1-0 21-2-0 20-2-0 DNP 1 0-0-0 18-3-1 13-0-0 31-7-1 36-3-1 DNP DNP 0-0-0 W. Forest 5- 2-0 22-4-0 30-5-1 40-7-0 0-2-0 12-1-0 40-2-0 24-5-0 24-4-0 3-0-1 21-2-0 0-1-0 N. Carolina 20- 1-0 22-1-0 30-4-0 •24-5-0 20-6-0 •15-4-0 15-3-0 21-3-1 21-2-0 22-1-0 10-2-0 20-2-0 Maryland 30- 4-1 20-0-0 25-2-0 •33-5-1 12-6-1 18-1-0 20-1-0 24-0-0 20-1-0 10-1-0 8-1-0 8-2-1

S. Carolina 15- 0-0 15-3-0 13-3-0 16-0-0 INJ 16-0-0 10-0-0 20-1-0 28-7-1 15-1-0 18-0-0 8-1-0 PL—denotes plays; TOT denotes total tackles 42 5 1 1 61

1988 CLEMSON FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD CLEMSON LEADERS Opp Rushing Passing Receiving Tackles

Date W-L Site CU-Opp Opponent Attend AP-UPI-USA VPI Allen (9-63) Williams (6-15-72) Jennings (3-37) McDaniel 9 S. 3 W H 40-•7 Virginia Tech 78,714 4- 4- 5 S.I w H 23-•3 Furman 80.620 3- 3- 5 Fur Henderson (15-72) Williams (<»•11-74) Jennings (3-50) Smith 14 S.17 L H 21 24 Florida State 84,576 3- 3- 4 FSU Allen (14-77) Williams (7-•24-96) Hooper (3-31) Brewster 1 S.24 W A 30-•13 Georgia Tech 45,106 12- 12-12

0. 1 Open Date 12- 12-12 GT Henderson (21-116) Williams (9- 18-131) Jennings (3-45) Drag 1

0. 8 W A 10-7 Virginia 42,000 11-12-1 UVA Allen (24-145) Williams (5- 8-73) Hooper (2-14) Brewster 1 0.1 W H 49-17 Duke 83.356 1 1 - 11-12

0.22 L A 3-10 N.C. State 55,000 9- 9-10 Duke Allen (17-134) Williams (3- 11-66) Cooper (2-90) McDaniel 12 5- 0.29 W A 38-21 Wake Forest 27.300 1 18-16 NCS Allen (17-67) Williams (4- 23-55) Jennings (4-55) Brewster 10 N. 5 W H 37-14 North Carolina 78,369 17- 18-17 N.12 A 49-25 Maryland 16- 16-16 W 45.000 WF Allen (16-154) Williams (7-15-98) Hooper (3-42) Lott 10 N.19 W H 29-10 South Carolina 84,867 15- 15-15 UNC Allen (29-167) Williams (6- 10-91) C. Davis (3-42) McDaniel 8 J. 2 Citrus Bowl. 1:30 Oklahoma (ABC) 13- 13-13

MD Allen (19-1 10) Williams (9^14-139) Jennings (4-40) Ktrkland 13 Home Attendance: 490,502 (81,750 Avg.) Overall Attendance: 705,156 (64,105 Avg.) use Allen (20-73) Williams (13-26-192) Hooper (4-75) Brewster 14 AP-UPI-USA IS ranking prior to game

GAME-BY-GAME TEAM STATS (Clemson Totals on Top, Opponents on Bottom)

Category VPI FUR FSU GT VA DU NCS WF UNC MD use

Tnt3l 1 u idi Offense 342 316 364 372 366 533 202 447 500 512 417 214 201 368 328 280 305 185 383 191 363 257 Plays 67 63 79 76 69 79 80 73 83 65 81 87 69 57 63 61 71 66 63 48 75 62

Yds/Play 5.1 5.0 4.6 4.9 5.3 6.7 2.7 6.1 6.0 7,9 5.1 2.5 2.9 6.5 5,2 4.6 4.3 2.8 6.1 4.0 4,8 4,1 Yds Rushing 261 234 207 241 293 388 147 349 336 373 225 98 140 127 122 195 54 47 155 109 115 116 Rush Att 49 51 54 57 61 65 57 56 69 51 55 51 51 29 32 38 20 38 44 24 42 32 Yds Passing 81 82 157 131 73 145 55 98 164 139 192 116 61 241 206 85 251 138 228 82 248 141 Pass Att 18 12 25 19 8 14 23 17 14 14 26 36 18 28 31 23 51 28 19 24 33 30 Pass Comp 7 5 8 9 5 4 4 7 9 9 13 17 7 18 17 10 22 14 13 11 21 11

Had Int 3 1 2 2 1 4 2 1 1 1 Comp % .389 .417 .320 .470 .625 ,286 .174 .412 .643 ,643 .500 .472 .389 .643 ,548 .435 .431 .500 .684 .458 .636 .367

First Downs 21 16 17 20 18 22 13 24 29 26 23 21 15 15 20 16 21 12 22 12 21 16

Total TDs 5 2 3 4 1 7 5 4 6 3 1 3 1 2 1 3 2 3 1 Rush TDs 5 2 2 2 5 4 3 6 3 1 1 1 1 2

Pass TDs 1 1 1 2 1 1

1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 TOP 26:58 25:24 33:38 31:33 34:00 31:48 33:09 31:15 40:09 28:01 37:07 33:02 34:36 26:22 28:27 26:00 28:12 26:51 28:45 19:51 31:59 22:53 3rd Dn Con 3-12 3-12 10-22 9-15 10-17 9-16 7-18 7-15 11-16 9-12 10-20 8-21 5-16 5-13 6-12 6-13 9-17 4-16 5-12 3-12 7-17 4-13 Punts 5-31.6 6-37.5 8-39.6 5-42.8 3-42.7 5-44.0 6-45.0 5-38.4 0-00.0 0-00.0 5-47,0 5-35.8 7-44.4 7-35.4 3-43.7 5-46.0 5-37.8 9-40.4 5-48.0 8-35.0 4-32.8 6-46.5

Turnovers 1 2 1 4 1 3 3 3 5 1 5 3 4 2 1 4 Penalties 6-55 8-95 7-70 13-111 2-17 7-88 6-48 6-62 9-95 7-40 3-45 6-61 6-44 9-86 4-50 4-40 11-76 6-40 3-25 4-37 3-30 8-81 Punt Ret 2-10 5-78 3-14 1-12 4-14 4-32 7-24 2-43 4-2 2-4 3-11 2-9 0-0 3-95 3-17 2-15 2-1 2-11 3-18 0-0 0-0 3-13

Kickoff Ret 2-62 2-47 5-77 3-60 1-24 4-72 2-31 2-47 1-2 3-68 0-0 8-145 6-91 4-85 4-75 3-59 7-231 1-19 6-91 6-9 8-146 8-155

Int Ret 2-9 0-0 0-0 2-71 1-0 4-0 2-40 0-0 1-29 1-22 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 3-2 0-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 Sacks 7-60 3-21 1-8 2-30 2-12 2-12 4-26 3-18 2-15 4-22 2-21 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-6 0-0 1-6 0-0 0-0

43 OFFENSE Chris Morocco, QB David Davis, DT Att: 6 vs. Wake Forest, 1987 Tot. Tackles: 4 vs. Virginia Tech, 1988 Terry Allen, TB Comp: 4 vs. Wake Forest, 1987 1st Hits: 3 vs. Virginia Tech, 1988 Att: 29 vs. North Carolina, 1988 Yds: 38 vs. Wake Forest, 1987 Sacks: 1 vs. Virginia Tech, 1988 Yds: 183 vs. Virginia, 1988 .667 vs. Wake Forest, 1987 Pet: Dexter Davis, CB Avg: 9.6 vs. Wake Forest, 1988 Rush: 5 vs. Furman, 1987 Tot. Tackles: 7 vs. N.C. State, Wake TDs: 2 vs. 4 teams Yds: 52 vs. Furman, 1987 Forest, 1988 Rec: 4 vs. N.C. State, 1987 Plays: 14 vs. Wake Forest, 1987 1st Hits: 6 vs. N.C. State, 1988 Rec. Yds: 41 vs. N.C. State, 1987 Total Off: 60 vs. Furman, 1988 Int: 1 vs. Virginia Tech, 1988 Henry Carter, FB Rodney Williams, QB PBUs: 4 vs. Duke, 1988 Att: 6 vs. Duke, 1984 Att: 53 vs. N.C. State, 1987 TFL: 2 vs. N.C. State, 1988 Yds: 18 vs Duke, 1984 21 vs. N.C. State, 1987 Comp: Mark Drag, MG Avg: 3.0 vs. Duke, 1984 Yds: 271 vs. N.C. State, 1987 Tot. Tackles: 1 1 vs. Georgia Tech, 1988 TDs: none Pet: .750 vs. North Carolina, 1986 1st Hits: 7 vs. N.C. State, 1987 .750 vs. Western Carolina, James Coley, TE 7 vs. Wake Forest, 1988 1987 Rec: 3 vs. Georgia Tech, 1988 TL: 4 vs. N.C. State, 1985 Efficiency: 221.49 vs. Maryland, 1987 Yds: 37 vs. Duke, 1987 -Yds: 25 vs. N.C. State, 1985 TDs: 2 vs. Wake Forest, 1986 TDs: 1 vs. Duke, 1987 Sacks: 2 vs. N.C. State, 1985 2 vs. Maryland, 1987 Gary Cooper, WR Rush Att: 16 vs. Stanford, 1986 Vance Hammond, DT Rec: 5 vs. Western Carolina, 1987 Rush Yds: 76 vs. North Carolina, 1986 Tot. Tackles: 7 vs. Wake Forest, 1988 Yds: 122 vs. Western Carolina, Plays: 57 vs. N.C. State, 1987 1st Hits: 3 vs. many teams, 1988 1987 Total Off: 283 vs. N.C. State, 1987 TFL: 2 vs. Virginia, 1988 TDs: 2 vs. Maryland, 1987 Int: 1 vs. North Carolina, 1988 Offensive Player Knockdown Blocks 2 vs. Duke, 1988 Sacks: 1 vs. Virginia Tech, Virginia, Rushes: 2 vs, Maryland, 1988 Single Game Career Highs 1988 Yds: 72 vs. Maryland, 1988 Jeff Bak, C: 11 vs. Furman, 1988 Reggie Harris, BAN TDs: 2 vs. Maryland, 1988 Henry Carter, FB: 5 vs. Furman, 1988 Tot. Tackles: 6 vs. Virginia Tech, 1988 James Coley, TE: 12 vs. Virginia, 1987 Davis, 1st Hits: 4 vs. Georgia Tech, 1988 Chip WR Frank Deluliis, OT: 7 vs. Virginia Tech, 1988 Rec: 3 vs. North Carolina, 1988 TFL: 1 vs. Duke, Wake Forest, Stacy Fields, TE: 5 vs. Duke, 1988 42 vs. North Carolina, 1988 1988 Yds: Jeb Flesch, OG: 9 vs. North Carolina, 1988 Avg: 14.0 vs. North Carolina, 1988 Ty Granger, OT: 7 vs. Virginia Tech, 1987 Wayne Harps, OLB Chris Gardocki, PK Eric Harmon, OG: 8 vs. Wake Forest, 1987 Tot. Tackles: 6 vs. UNC, Maryland, 1988

FG: 3 vs. Furman, UNC, USC, 8 vs. Georgia Tech, 1988 1 st Hits: 4 vs. Maryland 1988 Ricardo Hooper, WR: 8 vs. North Carolina, Sacks: 1 vs. Furman, Maryland, FGA: 5 vs. North Carolina, 1988 1988 1988 Pts: 9 vs. UNC, USC, Furman, Keith Jennings, WR: 9 vs. three teams Jesse Hatcher, BAN 1988 Tracy Johnson, FB: 15 vs. Florida State, 1988 Tot. Tackles: 12 vs. Maryland, 1988 1st Hits: 8 vs. South Carolina, 1987 Joe Henderson, TB Stacy Long, OT: 5 vs. South Carolina, 1988 Att: 21 vs. Georgia Tech, 1988 TL: vs. Wesley McFadden, FB: 11 vs. Wake Forest, 2 many teams Yds: 131 vs. Wake Forest, 1987 1988 -Yds: 19 vs. Maryland, 1987 Avg: 10.7 vs. Virginia Tech, 1988 Sacks: 2 vs. Maryland, 1987 Jeff Nunamacher, OT: 8 vs. Duke, 1988 TDs: 2 vs. Wake Forest, 1987 PBUs: 2 vs. Duke, 1987 Hank Phillips, OG: 7 vs. Furman, 1988 vs. Virginia Tech, 1988 Interceptions: 1 vs. Duke, 1987 2 Pat Williams, OG: 11 vs. Georgia, Virginia, Ricardo Hooper, WR 1986 John Johnson, OLB-BAN Rec: 5 vs. N.C. State, 1987 DEFENSE Tot. Tackles: 10 vs. Florida State, 1988 Rec. Yds: 75 vs. N.C. State, 1987 1st Hits: 6 vs. Florida State, 1988

TDs: 1 vs. three teams Gene Beasley, SS TL: 3 vs. Virginia Tech, 1988 Tot. Tackles: 12 vs. Georgia, 1987 -Yds: 21 vs. Virginia Tech, 1988 Charlie James, TB 12 vs. Duke, 1987 Sacks: 2 vs. Virginia Tech, 1988 Att: 4 vs. Virginia Tech, UNC, 1st Hits: 11 vs. Georgia, 1987 Kirkland, 1988 PBUs: 3 vs. Duke, 1986 Levon OLB Yds: 39 vs. North Carolina, 1988 Tot. Tackles: 13 vs. Maryland, 1988 Int: 2 vs. The Citadel, 1986 Avg: 9.8 vs. North Carolina, 1988 1st Hits: 8 vs. Maryland, 1988 Int. Ret. Yds: 27 vs. The Citadel, 1986 TFL: 3 vs. Maryland, 1988 Keith Jennings, WR TL: 2 vs. Virginia Tech, 1987 Sacks: 1 vs. many teams Rec: 7 vs. Penn State, 1987 2 vs. Georgia, 1987 Rec. Yds: 110 vs. Penn State, 1987 2 vs. N.C. State, 1987 James Lott, CB

1 vs. Minnesota, 1985 Tot. Tackles: 10 vs. Stanford, 1986 TDs: Doug Brewster, LB 1 vs. Georgia Tech, 1988 10 vs. Wake Forest, 1988 Tot. Tackles: 16 vs. Virginia, 1988 1st Hits: 7 vs. South Carolina, 1988 Tracy Johnson, FB 1st Hits: 10 vs. Virginia, 1988 PBUs: 4 vs. Virginia, 1987 Att: 25 vs. North Carolina, 1987 Int: 1 vs. Georgia Tech, 1988 Int. Ret. Yds: 36 vs. Virginia, 1987 Yds: 124 vs. North Carolina, 1987 Raymond Chavous, DT Punt Ret. Yds: 94 vs. Western Carolina, Avg: 9.7 vs. North Carolina, 1985 Tot. TacKles: 12 vs. Georgia, 1986 1987 TDs: 3 vs. Penn State, 1987 1st Hits: 7 vs. Georgia, 1986 Rec: 2 vs. N.C. State, 1987 Dorian Mariable, LB TL: 3 vs. South Carolina, 1985 Rec. Yds: 24 vs. Georgia Tech, 1986 Tot. Tackles: 15 vs. N.C. State, 1987 -Yds: 8 vs. South Carolina, 1985 1st Hits: 9 vs. N.C. State, 1987 Wesley McFadden, TB Sacks: 2 vs. South Carolina, 1985 PBUs: 2 vs. Maryland, 1987 Att: 21 vs. Virginia Tech, 1987 Rusty Charpia, DB Int: 1 vs. Georgia. 1986 Yds 226 vs. Virginia Tech, 1987 Tot. Tackles: 7 vs. South Carolina, 1988 1 vs. Penn State, 1987 Avg 10.8 vs. Virginia Tech, 1987 1st Hits: 3 vs. South Carolina, 1988 Int. Ret. Yds: 46 vs. Penn State, 1987 TDs 2 vs. Western Carolina, 1987 TL: 1 vs. N.C. State, 1988 2 vs. Virginia Tech, 1987 PBUs: 1 vs. many teams Int: 1 vs. many teams

44 Richard McCullough, DT Tyron Mouzon, SS Vince Taylor, LB Tot. Tackles: 9 vs. Georgia Tech, 1988 Tot. Tackles: 6 vs. Virginia Tech Tot. Tackles: 11 vs. South Carolina, 1987 Hits: 1st 5 vs. Georgia, 1985 1st Hits: 1 vs. many teams 1st Hits: 6 vs. Virginia Tech, 1987 vs. 5 Georgia Tech, 1988 TFL: 1 vs. Forest, 1988 Arlington Nunn, Wake TL: 3 vs. Duke, 1986 SS Tot. Tackles: vs. North Carolina, 1987 -Yds: 13 vs. Virginia Tech, 1987 6 Donnell Woolford, CB 6 vs. Maryland. 1987 Sacks: 2 vs. Duke, 1986 Tot, Tackles: 10 vs. Georgia, 1986 Hits: vs. North Carolina, PBUs: 2 vs. Duke. 1987 1st 5 1987 1st Hits: 6 vs. many teams PBUs: 1 vs. 3 teams, 1987 PBUs: 4 vs. Maryland. 1986 Ed McDaniel, LB 4 vs. Duke, 1987 O'Brien, Tot, Tackles: vs. Virginia, Chuck LB 12 Duke, 1988 TFL: 1 vs. many teams Tot. Tackles: 6 vs. Virginia Tech, 1988 1st Hits: 7 vs. Duke, Maryland, 1988 Int: 2 vs. N.C. State, 1986 1st Hits: 4 vs. Furman, 1988 TL: 1 vs. many teams Int, Ret. Yds: 34 vs. N.C. State, 1985 Sacks: 1 vs, Furman, 1988 CF: 2 vs. Furman Punt Ret. Yds: 126 vs. Georgia Tech, 1987 PBUs: 1 vs. Furman, 1988 Otis Moore, DT Richard Smith, FS Tot. Tackles: 7 vs. N.C. State. 1988 Tot. Tackles: 14 vs. Furman, 1988 1st Hits: 3 vs. many teams 1st Hits: 6 vs. Penn State, 1987 TL: 1 vs. many teams TL: 1 vs, many teams Sacks: 1 vs. many teams PBUs: 4 vs. Virginia Tech. 1987 PBUs: 1 vs. many teams Int. Ret, Yds: 50 vs. Wake Forest. 1987

Category Clemson Team Opponent Team

Rushing Attempts: 69 vs. UNC 51 by VPI, Furman Rushing Yards: 388 vs. Duke 195 by Virginia Rushing TDs: 6 vs. Maryland 2 by Maryland Pass Attempts: 26 vs. South Carolina 51 by Duke Pass Completions; 13 vs South Carolina 22 by Duke Completion °o; .642 (9-14) vs. UNC, MD 643 (18-28) by Florida State Passing Yards: 192 vs. South Carolina 251 by Duke TD Passes: 2 vs, Duke 3 by Wake Forest

Plays: 83 vs. North Carolina 87 by Virginia Tech Total Offense: 533 vs. Duke 383 by Wake Forest Total TDs: 7 vs. Duke 3 by FSU. Wake Forest, MD Points: 49 vs. Duke. MD 23 by Maryland

Sacks: 7-60 vs. VP! 1 by N.C. State, UNC Punting Avg: 47.0 vs. South Carolina (5-235) 46,5 (6 Att) by South Carolina Field Goals: 3 vs. Furman, UNC, USC 2 by Georgia Tech First Downs; 29 vs. UNC 21 by Va. Tech. Duke, MD Time of Possession; 40;09 vs. UNC 34:36 by Furman

Penalties; 13 vs. Georgia Tech 1 1 by Duke Penalty Yards; 111 vs. Georgia Tech 86 by Florida State Turnovers; 4 vs. N.C. State 5 by Georgia Tech, Duke 3rd Down Conversion: 11 vs. North Carolina 8 by Virginia Tech PR-Yds; 78 (5 Ret) vs. Furman 95 (3 Ret) by Florida State KOR-Yds: 77 (5 Ret) vs Florida State 231 (7 Ret) by Duke IR-Yds: 68 vs. Georgia Tech 2 by N.C- State Jesse Hatcher Interceptions: 4 vs. Duke 3 by N.C. State

Category Clemson Individual Bests Opponent Individual Bests

Rushing Att 29 by Allen vs, N Carolina 19 by Goldsmith of Furman Rushing Yds 167 by Allen vs. N. Carolina 116 by Martin of UNC Rushing TDs 2 by five players 2 by Rick Johnson of MD Pass Att 26 by Williams vs. South Carolina 41 by Dilweg of Duke Pass Comp 13 by Williams vs. South Carolina 18 by Ferguson of FSU 18 by Dilweg of Duke Comp. °o .642 (9-14) by Williams vs. Maryland .688 (11-16) by Elkins of Wake Forest Passing Yds 192 by Williams vs. S. Carolina 241 by Ferguson of Florida St.

TD Passes 1 by many 3 by Elkins of Wake Forest Receptions 4 by many 8 by Hines of Duke Reception Yds 99 by Cooper vs. Florida State 80 by Hines of Duke

Receptions TDs 1 by many 2 by Proehl of Wake Forest Plays 35 by Williams vs. FSU 47 by Furrer of Virginia Tech Total Offense 230 by Williams vs. S. Carolina 237 by Ferguson of Florida St. ' Johnson of Maryland TL TDs scored 2 by many 3 by Rick - Points 12 by many 18 by Rick Johnson of Maryland

vs. VPI 1 by two players 4 Sacks 2-19 by John Johnson 2-15 by Hatcher vs. N.C. State Punting Avg 47.0 (5 Att) by Gardocki vs. USC 46.5 by Price of S. Carolina Field Goals 3 by Gardocki vs. Furman, UNC, USC 2 by Palmer of Georgia Tech Tackles 16 by Brewster vs. Virginia 16 by Hollier of UNC PR Yds 39 by Woolford, Lott vs. Furman 95 by Sanders of Florida State KOR Yds 77 by Henderson vs. Flonda St. 142 by McCracken of Duke Int. Ret Yds 68 by Brewster vs. Georgia Tech 2 by Vinson of N.C. State Donnell Woolford Interceptions 1 by many 2 by Vinson of N C State

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Final 1988 Individual ACC Statistics

TOTAL OFFENSE Plays Yards Play TDR Game PUNTING No Yards Avg.

1 Dilweg, Duke 539 3713 6.9 26 337.6 1 Bailey. WF 46 2012 43.7 2 S. Moore, Va 441 2526 5.7 25 229 6 2 Gardocki, Clem 38 1614 42.5 3 Elkins, WF 327 2274 7.0 15 206,7 3 Poag. NCS 66 2651 40.2 4 O'Donnell, Md 361 2133 5.9 15 193.9 4 McAlister, UNC 68 2711 39.9 5 Montgomery, NCS 214 1496 7.0 9 136.0 5 Dilweg, Duke 39 1549 39.7 6 Rampley, GaT 298 1479 5.0 6 134.5 6 DeArmas, Md 50 1862 37,2 7 R. Williams, Clem 246 1357 5.5 11 123.4 7 Dempsey, Va 46 1699 36,9

8 Martin, UNC 193 1 146 5 9 11 104,2 8 McDevitt, GaT 64 2282 35.7 9 Allen, Clem 199 1139 5.7 9 103.6 FIELD GOALS FGA-FGM Pet. PG 10 Mays, GaT 179 871 4.9 87 1 1 Plocki, Md 22-17 ,773 1.55 1 1 Boone, Duke 185 836 4.5 7 76,0 Gardocki, 12 Young, WF 166 711 4.3 6 64,6 Clem 30-17 .567 1.55 3 Palmer, GaT 20-15 .750 1.36 RUSHING Plays Yards Play TD Game 4 Inderlied, Va 20-14 .700 1.27

1 Martin, UNO 193 1146 5.9 11 104,2 5 Peterson, Duke 16-12 .750 1,09 2 Allen, Clem 199 1139 5.7 9 103.6 6 Hartman, NCS 13-8 .615 .89 3 Mays, Ga, Tech 194 942 4 9 85.6 7 Gwaltney, UNC 7-6 .857 .75 4 Boone, Duke 185 836 4.5 7 76.0 8 Hoyle, WF 11-8 .727 .73 5 Young, WF 165 71 4,3 6 64,6 PUNT RETURNS No. Yards TD Avg. 6 R. Johnson, Md 136 635 4.7 4 57.7 7 Rogers, WF 99 448 4,5 6 49.8 1 Blount, UNC 15 148 9.9 8 Jo. Henderson, Clem 107 528 4.9 4 48.0 2 Chamblin, GaT 17 127 7.5 Beasley, Md 115 528 4.6 5 48.0 3 Lowery, Md 16 119 7.4 10 Dorn, UNC 102 451 4.4 45.1 4 Woolford, Clem 27 192 7.1 11 T. Jackson, NCS 120 464 3.9 5 42.2 5 Finkelston, Va 25 177 7.1 12 T. Johnson, Clem 103 410 4.0 8 41.0 6 Greene, WF 20 138 6.9 7 W. Smith, Duke 21 142 6.8 RECEIVING Cgt. Yards TD Avg. PG KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yards TD Avg. 1 Boone, Duke 73 630 2 8.6 6.6 2 Mines, Duke 68 1067 10 15.7 6.2 1 C. Williams. NCS 18 468 26.0 3 Worthen, NCS 55 856 7 15.6 5.0 2 McCracken, Duke 19 483 1 25.4 4 Proehl, WF 51 845 8 16.6 4.6 3 R. Jones, Duke 14 340 1 24.3 5 Mays, GaT 46 338 2 7.4 4.2 4 Finkelston, Va 14 324 23.1 6 Brown, WF 37 509 13.8 3.4 5 R. Johnson, Md 17 388 22.8 7 W. Jones, Duke 36 578 3 16.1 3.3 6 Swilling, GaT 26 558 22.3 8 Colonna, Duke 34 529 2 15.6 3.1 7 Young, WF 22 488 22.2 9 Marriott. UNC 34 498 4 14.5 3.1 INTERCEPTIONS No. Yards TD Int. Per Game 10 Jennings, Clem 30 397 1 13.2 2.7 1 Campbell. NCS 5 71 1 .45 SCORING TP XPT FG Points PG 2 McMeans, Va 5 49 .45 4 27 .36 1 Plocki, Md 27 17 78 7,1 3 Greene, WF 2 Peterson, Duke 34 12 70 6,4 Vinson, NCS 4 21 .36 3 Inderlied, Va 27 14 69 6.3 5 Chamblin, Ga.T 3 41 .30 4 Proehl, WF 11 66 6.0 Stallworth. Ga.T 3 16 .30 Martin, UNC 11 66 6.0 7 A. Thomas. Ga.T 3 61 ,27 6 Palmer, GaT 19 15 64 5.8 Malone. Ga.T 3 53 1 .27 7 Hines, Duke 10 4 64 5.8 Bullock, UNC 3 50 .27 B Hartman, NCS 27 51 5.7 Beasley, Clemson 3 27 .27 9 S. Moore, Va 10 60 5.5 Charpia, Clemson 3 25 .27 10 Hoyle, WF 34 58 5.3 Wallace. Va 3 20 ,27 W. Smith, Duke 3 -1 ,27

Cmp. Int. Yds. TD Rating Clemson's ACC Title Years PASSING EFFICIENCY Att Cmp Pet. Int. Pet. Yards Att. TD Pet. Points Clemson has more ACC titles than any 1 Dilweg, Duke 484 287 59,30 18 3.72 3824 7 90 24 4,96 134.6 2 Elkins, WF 280 165 58,93 10 3.57 2205 7 88 14 5,00 134.4 other school with 1 1 outright and one co-

3 Montgomery, NCS , 198 123 62 12 8 4,04 1522 7,69 8 4,04 131.9 championship (1965). 4 O'Donnell, Md 267 160 59 93 11 4,12 1967 7.37 12 4,49 128-4 Year Record CU-Opp 5 S, Moore, Va 282 141 50.00 14 4,96 2158 7,65 15 5.32 121.9 6 Poag, NCS 80 33 41.25 2 2,50 531 6,64 3 3.75 104.4 1956 4-0-1 50-13 7 Rampley, GaT 56.00 13 4,73 1579 5,74 6 2 18 102.0 275 154 1958 5-1-0 87-80 8 R. Williams, Clem . . 175 73 41.71 4 2.29 1087 6.21 5 2.86 98.7 6-1-0 181-77 9 Burnett, UNC 98 52 53.06 5 5-10 497 5.07 3 3,06 96.5 1959 1965 •5-2-0 99-76 ALL PURPOSE RUNNERS Rush Ree. PR KOR Yards Plays Per Play Yds/Game 1966 6-1-0 162-108

1 Boone, Duke 836 630 1466 258 5.7 133 3 1967 6-0-0 118-38 2 Young, WF 711 245 488 1444 215 6.7 131 3 1978 6-0-0 183-71 3 Lowery, Md 256 236 119 702 1313 147 8.9 119.4 1981 6-0-0 195-56 4 Martin, UNC 1146 36 107 1289 210 6.1 117.2 6-0-0 196-95 5 Mays, Ga.T 942 338 1280 240 5.3 116.4 1982 6 Allen, Clemson 1139 78 7 1224 207 5.9 111.3 1986 5-1-1 179-97 7 R. Johnson, Md 635 178 388 1201 175 6.9 109.2 1987 6-1-0 205-116 8 Marriott, UNC 80 498 539 1117 70 16.0 101.6 1988 6-1-0 216-107 9 -'ines, Duke 1067 1067 68 16.0 97.0 * tied for 10 Proehl, WF 97 845 4 114 1060 74 14 3 96.4 Denotes ACC ti\\eMjtKM

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Final 1988 ACC Team Football Statist ics

Per Per Per Per TOTAL OFFENSE Plays Yards Play TDR Game RUSHING DEFENSE Plays Yards Play TD Game

1 Duke 868 5111 5.9 39 464.6 1 N.C. State 451 1140 2.5 5 103.6 2 Clemson 815 4371 5.4 39 397.4 2 Clemson 401 1278 3.2 6 116.2 3 Wake Forest 756 4241 5.6 37 385 6 3 Virginia 436 1506 3.5 12 136 9 4 N.C State 812 3950 4.9 36 359.1 4 Ga. Tech 484 1566 3.2 12 142 4 5 Maryland 771 3880 5.0 29 352 7 5 Wake Forest 485 1809 3 7 13 164.5 6 Virginia 793 3876 4,9 30 352 4 6 Maryland 471 1948 4.1 24 177,1 7 N. Carolina 785 3673 4 7 28 333 9 7 Duke 513 2414 4.7 29 219 5 8 Ga. Tech 759 3420 4 5 20 310.9 8 N. Carolina 510 2540 5 30 230 9 Per Per RUSHING OFFENSE Plays Yards Play TD Game Per PASS Att-Comp-lnt. Pet. Yards Game 1 Clemson 625 3054 4.9 32 277.6 DEFENSE

2 N, Carolina 489 2184 4,5 21 198 5 1 Ga. Tech 252-129-14 51.2 1528 138 9 3 Wake Forest 459 1929 4,2 23 175 4 2 N C State 332-155-21 46 7 1767 160 6 4 Maryland 481 1785 3,7 17 162 3 3 Clemson 320-161-14 50.3 1797 163.4 5 Virginia 510 1718 3,4 15 156 2 4 Duke 254-128-11 50.4 2010 182 7 6 N.C. State 501 1647 3.3 25 149 7 5 Virginia 367-202-15 55.0 2519 229 7 Ga. Tech 427 1577 3.7 13 143.4 6 N. Carolina 320-200- 8 62.5 2550 231 8 8 Duke 372 1243 3 3 15 113.0 7 Maryland 334-204-11 61.1 2557 232 5 8 Wake Forest 342-188-15 55.0 2717 247 Per PASS OFFENSE A«-Cmp-lnt. Pet. Yards Game SCORING DEFENSE TD KXP OXP FG SF Pts. Avg. 1 Duke 496-292-20 58 9 3868 351 6

2 Wake Forest 297-175-11 58.9 2312 210 2 1 N.C. State 12 8 1 20 142 12.9 3 N.C. State 311-173-10 55.6 2303 209 4 2 Clemson 18 15 2 8 151 13.7 4 Virginia 283-141-14 49.8 2158 196 2 3 Ga. Tech 24 23 9 194 17.6

5 Maryland 290-172-12 59 3 2095 190 5 4 Wake Forest 29 20 3 12 1 238 21 6

6 Ga Tech 332-182-15 54 8 1843 167.5 5 Virginia 30 26 1 12 244 22 2

7 N. Carolina 296-132-16 44.6 1489 135 4 6 Maryland 36 28 5 16 1 304 27.6

8 Clemson 190- 80- 4 42.1 1317 119.7 7 Duke 45 35 1 5 1 324 29.5 8 N. Carolina 50 49 14 391 35.5 SCORING OFFENSE TD KXP OXP FG SF Pts. Avg.

1 Clemson 40 36 1 17 329 29.9 PUNT RETURNS No. Yards TD Avg. 2 Duke 41 34 3 12 1 324 29.5 3 N.C. State 37 35 9 284 25 8 1 N Carolina 15 148 9.9

4 Wake Forest 37 34 1 8 282 25 6 2 Virginia 28 242 8.0 8.5 5 Maryland 30 27 1 17 260 23.6 3 N C State 32 272

6 Virginia 30 27 1 14 251 22 8 4 Maryland 19 137 7.2 7 N. Carolina 28 22 9 217 19.7 5 Clemson 37 262 7.1 8 Ga, Tech 22 19 2 15 200 18.2 6 Ga Tech 31 206 6.6 7 Wake Forest 22 142 6.5 No. Yds. Net 8 Duke 35 177 5.1 NET PUNTING No. Avg. Ret. Ret. Avg.

1 Wake Forest 47 43 21 226 38 2 KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yards TD Avg. 2 Clemson 48 40.6 20 179 36.9

3 N, Carolina 68 39,9 37 211 36 8 1 N.C. State 37 796 21.5 4 N, C State 66 40 2 29 228 36 7 2 Duke 47 995 21.2 5 Duke 40 39.0 19 177 34 6 3 Maryland 56 1158 20.7 6 Ga. Tech 64 35.7 21 81 34.4 4 Ga. Tech 37 764 20.6 7 Maryland 52 36.2 21 101 34.3 5 Virginia 42 866 20.6 8 Virginia 61 36.4 28 194 33.2 6 Clemson 25 490 19.6 7 N. Carolina 65 1234 19.0 Per Per 8 Wake Forest 43 790 184 TOTAL DEFENSE Plays Yards Play TD Game

1 N.C. State 783 2907 3.7 11 264.3 2 Clemson 721 3075 4.3 16 279.5 3 Ga. Tech 736 3094 4 2 20 281 3 4 Virginia 803 4025 5.0 30 365.9 5 Duke 767 4424 5.8 44 402 2 6 Maryland 805 4505 5.6 35 409.5 7 Wake Forest 827 4526 5 5 28 411.5

8 N. Carolina 830 5090 6 1 49 462.7

TURNOVER MARGIN

Turnovers Gained Turnovers Lost Team Fumble Inter. Total Fumble Inter. Total Margin 8 4 12 = +20 Clemson . . . 19 13 32 34 15 10 25 = + 9 . . 21 N.C. State . 13 Virginia 15 15 30 8 14 22 = + B 11 7 12 19 = 4 Maryland . . . . 12 23 North Carolina 15 8 23 7 16 23 - EVEN = - Wake Forest 12 15 27 17 11 28 1 Doug Brewster seemed to make the ball do tricks at Georgia 14 27 17 15 32 = - 5 Georgia Tech 13 Tech. His 68-yard interception return turned the game in Clem- Duke 8 11 19 15 20 35 = -16 son's favor. 47 1

Tiger Roster

NO NAME POS HGT WGT CL EXP NO NAME POS HGT WGT CL EXP

21 TERRY ALLEN TB 5 11 195 SO 1VL 86 TREY HOWELL WR 5 8 140 SR SQ Commerce, GA, Bsnks County. Ronnie Parson Sumter, SC; Sumter, Tom Lewis 60 JEFF BAK C 6 2 265 •SR 3VL 51 MARK INGE OG 6 4 265 •JR 2VL Darien, CT, Danen; Jim Girrard Matthews, NC, Sun Valley; Hershey Hipps 27 GENE BEASLEY SS 5 11 210 SR 3VL 43 CHARLIE JAMES TB 6 2 210 •FR RS Atlanta. GA; Booker T, Washington; B Henderson Shaw, MS, Shaw; Edward McPherson 48 WILLIAM BELL SS 6 200 JR SO 87 KEITH JENNINGS WR 6 4 235 SR 3VL Ketenng, OH; Dunbar, Bob Montgomery Summerville, SC; Summerville; John McKissick 32 MITCH BELTON DB 5 8 175 *JR SO 12 JOHN JOHNSON OLB 6 3 210 SO 1VL

Columbia, SC: Richland N E ; Dean Fowble LaGrange, GA, LaGrange; Gary Guthrie 61 SCOTT SEVILLE GO 6 3 223 •SO SO 42 TRACY JOHNSON FB 6 230 SR 3VL Ocala, FL, Forest; Jim Simmons Kannapolis, NC, Brown, Bob Boswell 63 JOEY BISHOP C 6 2 235 JR SO 35 TONY KENNEDY FB 6 2 225 •FR RS Lake Toxaway. NC; Rosman, Marty Gnffin Elizabeth, NJ, Elizabeth, Jerry Moore

65 BRUCE BRATTON OT 6 4 255 •FR RS 44 LEVON KIRKLAND BAN 6 1 215 FR RS Gaffney, SC, Gaffney; A,L Curtis Lamar. SC. Lamar, Terry Styers

92 DOUG BREWSTER LB 6 2 195 SO 1VL 6 JON KUBU PK 5 1 165 SO SQ Athens, GA, Clarke Central: Billy Henderson Anderson, SC, Westside; Ted Luckadoo 89 MIKE BROWN TE 6 3 239 *FR RS 49 CHRIS LANCASTER FB 6 235 SR 3VL Pell City, AL, Pell City: Lyie Darnell Mableton, GA, Riverside Academy; Errol Bisso

10 DeCHANE CAMERON OB 6 195 •FR RS 34 REGGIE LAV\/RENGE RB 6 1 210 SO HS LaGrange, GA, LaGrange, Gary Guthrie Jacksonville, FL; Sandalwood; Bob Withrow 15 BLAKE CAMPBELL P 6 4 220 JR SO 67 STAGY LONG OT 6 2 275 SO 1VL Anderson. SC, T L Hanna, Jim Fraser Griffin, GA, Griffin; Lloyd Bohannon 40 HENRY CARTER FB 6 2 240 •SR 3VL 5 JAMES LOTT CB 5 9 175 JR 2VL Gastonia, NC, Hunter Huss; Tom Merritt Kannapolis, NC, Brown. Bob Boswell

31 RUSTY CHARPIA FS 5 10 180 SR 2VL 53 ERIC MADER OLB 6 1 210 SO SQ Bennettsville, SC; Midland Valley; Reed Charpia Plymouth. Wl; Plymouth; James Beaver 79 RAYMOND CHAVOUS DT 6 5 280 •SR 3VL 56 DORIAN MARIABLE LB 6 3 240 JR 2VL Aiken, SC: Silver Bluff, Clayton Chriswell Spartanburg, SC: Spartanburg; Allen Sitterle 88 JAMES COLEY TE 6 5 250 SR 3VL 14 TONY MAUNEY CB 5 10 180 FR HS Jacksonville, FL, Lee; Corky Rogers Shelby, NC, Shelby; Jim Taylor 25 GARY COOPER WR 6 3 190 •JR 2VL 96 RICHARD McCULLOUGH DT 6 5 265 SR 3VL Ambridge, PA, Ambridge, Frank Antonmi Loris, SC, Loris, Allen McNeil 57 JIM CRITTENDEN LB 5 10 225 SO SO 93 ED McDANIEL LB 6 220 FR RS Piscataway, NJ, Piscataway. Tom Higgins Batesburg, SC, Batesburg, Gary Smaller 7 CHIP DAVIS WR 5 10 195 JR 2VL 22 WESLEY McFADDEN TB 6 200 JR 2VL Evans, GA; Evans; Coley Cassedy Chester, SC, Lewisville, Jimmy Wallace 97 DAVID DAVIS MG 6 2 270 •FR RS 5 JIMMY McLEES QB 6 170 •FR RS Eastover, SC, Lower Richland; Bill Kenrey Largo, FL, Largo, Jeff Haynes 9 DEXTER DAVIS CB 5 11 175 FR HS 81 OTIS MOORE DT 6 3 270 •JR 2VL Sumter, SC, Sumter; Tom Lewis Augusta, GA, Westside; Donald Fendley 70 FRANK DelULIIS OT 6 5 280 *SR 3VL 8 CHRIS MOROCCO QB 6 2 185 JR 2VL Pittsburgh, PA. Penn Hills. Roy Kasmaikis Athens, GA; Clarke Central, Billy Henderson 30 REGGIE DEMPS TB 5 10 185 •SO RS 47 TYRON MOUZON SS 6 2 210 FR HS Orlando, FL, Oak Ridge, John Hemmer Clearwater, FL, Dunedin, Ken Weir 85 MARK DRAG MG 6 4 250 •SR 3VL 78 JEFF NUNAMACHER OT 6 2 300 •SR 3VL Charlotte, NC; W Mecklenburg, Jim Hambucher Somerville, NJ, Somerville; Jerry Moore

46 QTArY FIFI TF 6 3 225 •SO 1 VL 39 ARLINGTON NUNN CB 5 10 180 SO 1 VL Frogmore, SC: Beaufort; Mike Rentz Clearwater. FL, Dunedin; Ken Weir 59 JEB FLESCH OG 6 3 270 *FR RS 38 CHUCK O BRIEN LB 6 3 225 SO 1VL Morrow, GA, Morrow: Bub Theodcian Frederick. MD; Frederick; Bob Campbell

11 RODNEY FLETCHER WR 6 1 185 JR JC 53 CHRIS OGLE OT 6 4 250 FR RS Barnesville, GA, Taft JC; Al Baldock Virginia Beach, VA, First Colonial; Frank Webster 11 JON FOSTER P 5 8 195 SR SO 80 CHINEDU OHAN TE 6 3 240 SR 1VL Anderson, SC. Westside: Ted Luckadoo Fallon, NV, Merced JC: Don Odishoo 73 ANGELO FOX MG 6 3 305 JR 1VL 50 HANK PHILLIPS OG 6 5 245 JR 2VL Sanford, NC: Lee County: Paul Gay Spruce Pine, NC: Mitchell County; Leiand Riddle 17 CHRIS GARDOCKI PK 6 2 185 FR HS 68 DAVID PUCKETT OG 6 4 240 SO SQ Stone Mountain, GA: Redan, Bill Cloer Charlotte, NC, Garinger; Steve Shaughnessy 83 STEVE GERRALD TE 6 4 225 •JR SQ 37 VINCE ROBINSON FB 6 3 243 SO RS Galivants Ferry, SC: Aynor: David Maness Jacksonville, FL; Raines; Freddie Stephens

23 CAMERON GIBSON TB 5 9 171 SR SO 19 RUSTY SEYLE P-PK 6 1 182 •SR 2VL Orange, VA: Orange County: John Kayajanian Savannah, GA. Calvary; Dennis Roddenberry 71 TY GRANGER OT 6 6 270 SR 3VL 54 DANNY SIZER DT 6 5 270 SO SQ Easley, SC, Pickens: Bill Isaacs Fletcher, NC, W Henderson, Carrol Wright 99 MERVIN GREEN MG 6 2 280 •SO HS 28 RICHARD SMITH FS 5 11 190 SR 3VL Eutawville, SC; Holly Hill Roberts: Bernard McDaniel Sparta, GA, Hancock Central; John Flen 18 TYLER GRIMES DB 5 8 175 •SR 2VL 2 ROBBIE SPECTOR WR 5 11 181 •SO SQ Westminster, SC; Westminster: Tom Jordan Calhoun, GA; Calhoun, Jerry Smith

90 VANCE HAMMOND DT 6 7 280 •SO 1VL 58 VINCE TAYLOR LB 5 1 220 •JR 2VL Spartanburg, SC: Dorman; Al Clark Clearwater FL Clearwater Tom Bostic

/ D ERIC HARMON OG 6 1 1 V l_ 41 UwUoinwiviMo vvn 5 10 1 ou o w 1 VL Camden, NJ: Woodrow Wilson, Butch Gale Hamlet. NC, Richmond County, Ed Hiatt 77 J C. HARPER DT 6 5 265 •SR 3VL 16 RICHARD TUCKER WR 5 11 175 SR SQ Clemson, SC. Daniel: Dick Singleton Columbia, SC, Spring Valley; Roger Hazel 16 WAYNE HARPS OLB 6 3 210 •JR 2VL 72 RON WESSINGER OG 6 263 JR SQ Griffin, GA, Griffin; Lloyd Bohannon Chapin. SC. Chapin; Ertdie Muldrow 24 REGGIE HARRIS LB 6 215 JR 2VL 29 FERNANDEZ WEST WR 5 8 150 •JR SQ Gaffney, SC, Gaffney: A L Curtis Cornelia, GA, Haversham Central: Larry Black

29 CHRIS HART CB 5 9 185 JR SQ 64 CURTIS WHITLEY OG 6 1 260 *FR RS Miami, FL: Christopher Columbus, Dennis Lavelle Smithfield, NC: Smithfield-Selma; Jack Gaster 55 JESSE HATCHER BAN 6 2 218 SR 1VL 75 PAT WILLIAMS OG 6 4 285 *SR 3VL Thomson, GA. Taft JC; Al Baldock Lincolnton, GA; Lincoln County; Larry Campbell 36 JEROME HENDERSON CB 6 180 SO 1VL 13 RODNEY WILLIAMS QB 6 2 210 •SR 3VL Statesville, NC: W Iredell; David Moody Columbia, SC: Irmo; Joe Turbeville 33 JOE HENDERSON TB 5 9 185 JR 1VL 20 DONNELL WOOLFORD CB 5 10 195 SR 3VL Freehold, NJ; Freehold-Boro; Earl Owens Fayetteville, NC, Douglass Byrd, Bob Paroli

3 HEATH HEWETT QB 6 1 183 FR RS Whiteville. NC: Whitevilie; Bill Hewett 26 RICARDO HOOPER WR 5 10 171 GR 2VL Atlanta, GA; Fulton; Willie Hunter Denotes redshirted one season.

48 1988 HONORS, AWARDS AND RECORDS

TEAM (9-2) • ACC Offensive Lineman-of-the-Week vs. 76 ERIC HARMON, OG • ACC Champions (3rd straight, ties record; South Carolina • Honorable Mention All-Amencan by Football 11th outright and 12th overall extend previous • Honorable Mention All-Amencan by Football News records) News 16 WAYNE HARPS, BAN • Citrus Bowl (4th straight bowl) 25 GARY COOPER, WR • Goody s Hit-of-the-Game vs. Furman • 1 2th consecutive winning regular season (ex- • Set Clemson career record for yards per • Army ROTC Take No Prisoners Award vs. tends ACC record) reception North Carolina • Ranked every week in all major polls • Ranked 13th by AP, UPl. USA TODAY/CNN; 92 DOUG BREWSTER, LB 55 JESSE HATCHER, BAN 12th by Sports Illustrated in final regular sea- • ACC Defensive Lineman-of-the-Week vs. • 2nd Team AII-ACC by AP son polls Georgia Tech • Honorable Mention All-Amencan by the As- • 1st in ACC in rushing offense • New York Times Player-of-the-Week vs. sociated Press • 1st in ACC in scoring offense Georgia Tech • Honorable Mention All-American by The • 1st in ACC in turnover margin • State Defensive Player-of-the-Week vs. Sporting News • 1st in ACC in yards gained per pass com- Georgia Tech • Honorable Mention All-Amencan by Football pletion • Interception return for TD WCNN/Budweiser News

• 1st in ACC in pass interception avoidance Play-of-Game vs. Ga. Tech • Army ROTC Take No Prisoners Award vs. • 1st in ACC in yards allowed per pass com- • ACC Defensive Back-of-the-Week vs. Vir- Virginia Tech pletion ginia • Hardee's Lineman-of-the-Game vs. South Carolina DANNY FORD, HEAD COACH 31 RUSTY CHARPIA, FS • Goody s Hit-of-the-Game vs. South Carolina • Runner-up ACC Coach-of-the-Vear by AP • CarQuest Player-of-the-Game vs. N O. State • Moved to 5th on NCAA Division I list of win- • Textile Bowl MVP vs. N.C, State 33 JOE HENDERSON, TB ningest active coaches • CarQuest Player-of-the-Game vs. Virginia 88 JAMES COLEY, TE • Won 5th ACC Championship (tied record for Tech • Honorable Mention All-Amencan by The outright titles held by Frank Howard) • CarQuest Player-of-the-Game vs. Georgia Sporting News • Coaching 7th bowl game (Clemson record) Tech • Had 6th Top 20 season (ties school record 9 DEXTER DAVIS, CB 87 KEITH JENNINGS, WR held by Frank Howard) • The Sporting News Freshman All-Amencan • Honorable Mention All-American by Football 21 TERRY ALLEN, TB Honor Roll News • 1st Team AII-ACC • ACC Rookie-of-the-Week vs. South Carolina by ACSWA-leading vote- 12 JOHN JOHNSON, OLB getter 85 MARK DRAG, MG • ACC Defensive Lineman-of-the-Week vs. Vir- • 1st Team AII-ACC by AP • 1st Team AII-ACC by ACSWA ginia Tech • Runner-up ACC Player-of-the-Year by • 1st Team AII-ACC by AP • Goody's Hit-of-the-Game vs. Florida State ACSWA • Honorable Mention All-Amencan by the As- • Honorable Mention All-American the 42 TRACY JOHNSON, FB by As- sociated Press sociated Press • CBS-TV/Chevrolet Player-of-the-Game vs. • Honorable Mention All-Amencan by The • Honorable Mention All-American Florida State by The Sporting News Sporting News • CarQuest Player-of-the-Game vs. Florida • ACC Defensive Lineman-of-the-Week vs. State • 2nd in ACC in rushing Maryland • vs. • 1 st sophomore to gain 1 .000 yards Army ROTC Take No Prisoners Award Clemson • JPT/Schlitz Malt Liquor Student/Athlete-of- rushing Florida State the-Week vs. Maryland • 1st Clemson sophomore to have 2.000 all- • Army ROTC Take No Prisoners Award vs. • Goody's Hit-of-the-Game vs. North Carolina purpose yards Virginia • CarQuest Player-of-the-Game vs. Virginia 46 STACY FIELDS, TE • Army ROTC Take No Prisoners Award vs. • CarQuest Player-of-the-Game vs. Wake • JPT/Schhtz Malt Liquor Student/Athlete-of- Duke Forest the-Week vs. South Carolina • Army ROTC Take No Prisoners Award vs. • Offensive Back-of-the-Week vs. Duke Maryland ACC 59 JEB FLESCH, OG • New York Times ACC Player-of-the-Week • Will play in Japan Bowl • The Sporting News Freshman All-Amencan vs. Duke • Honorable Mention All-American by Football Honor Roll • State Co-Offensive Player-of-the-Week vs. News 17 CHRIS GARDOCKI, P-PK Duke 44 LEVON KIRKLAND, OLB • 2nd Team AII-ACC bv AP • Offensive Back-of-the-Week vs. North ACC • The Sporting News Freshman All-American • Honorable Mention All-Amencan by the As- Carolina Honor Roll Press and UPl • Player-of-the-Week sociated New York Times ACC • CarQuest Player-of-the-Game vs. Maryland • The Sporting News Freshman All-Amencan vs. North Carolina • Goody s Hit-of-the-Game vs. Duke Honor Roll • State Offensive Player-of-the-Week vs. North • 2nd in in punting Carolina ACC 5 JAMES LOTT, FS • Tied for 1st in ACC in field goals made • • CarQuest Player-of-the-Game vs. North 2nd Team AII-ACC by AP • Rookie-of-the-Week vs. Furman • Carolina ACC Goody's Hit-of-the-Game vs. Georgia Tech • Set Clemson record for field goals by a • Hit-of-the-Game vs. N.C. State • Honorable Mention All-American by Football Goody's News Freshman • Army ROTC Take No Prisoners Award vs. N.C. State 60 JEFF BAK, C 71 TY GRANGER, OT • Hit-of-the-Game vs. • JPT/Schhtz Malt Liquor Student/Athlete-of- Goody's Maryland • Tied Clemson record for games played in a the-Week vs. Va. Tech career with 47 56 DORIAN MARIABLE, LB • CBS/Toyota Leadership Award vs. Florida • Set Clemson record for games started at cen- • Army ROTC Take No Prisoners Award vs. State ter in a career vi/ith 35 straight Wake Forest • ACC Offensive Lmeman-of-the-Week vs. 90 VANCE HAMMOND, DT • Goody s Hit-of-the-Game vs. Wake Forest Wake Forest • Goody s Hit-of-the-Game vs. Virginia

49 96 RICHARD McCULLOUGH, DT 28 RICHARD SMITH, FS 20 DONNELL WOOLFORD, CB • 2nd Team AII-ACC by AP • Army ROTC Take No Prisoners Award vs. • 1st Team All-American by Kodak/AFCA • Honorable Mention Ail-American by AP Furman • 1st Team All-American by Walter Camp • 1st Team All-American by Football 13 RODNEY WILLIAMS, QB Writers • 1st Team All-American by The Sporting 93 ED McDANIEL, LB • Set Clemson career record for passing News • Rated 4th Best Freshman Linebacl

Clemson Bests Under Danny Ford Individual Team Bests Rushing Rushing Most Attempts: 30 by Kevin Mack vs. Maryland, 1983; by Attempts: 78 vs. Duke, 1979 Terrence Flagler vs. Wake Forest, 1986 Yards: 536 vs. Wake Forest, 1981 Rushing Yards: 260 by Cliff Austin vs. Duke, 1982 Yards/Attempt: 7.9 vs. Wake Forest, 1981 All-Purpose Rushing: 274 by Terrence Flagler vs. Wake Forest, Passing 1986 Attempts: 54 vs. N.C. State, 1987 Passing Completions: 21 vs. N.C. State, 1987 Attempts: 53 by Rodney Williams vs. N.C. State, 1987 Yards: 271 vs. N.C. State, 1987 Completions: 21 by Rodney Williams vs. N.C. State, 1987 Interceptions Thrown: 4 vs. Citadel, 1986; Georgia, 1982; Duke, Percentage: .800 (12-15) by Mike Eppley vs. Virginia, 1985 1980 TD Passes: 3 by many Percentage: .750 (9-12) vs. N. Carolina, 1986 Total Offense Total Offense Plays: Williams vs. N.C. State, 1987 57 by Rodney Plays: 90 vs. Georgia, 1980 Yards: 312 Jordan vs. Maryland, 1981 by Homer Yards: 756 vs. Wake Forest, 1981 Receiving Yds/Play: 8.7 vs. Wake Forest, 1981 Receptions: 10 by Perry Tuttle vs. Wake Forest, 1981; Maryland, Turnovers: 7 vs. Georgia, 1984; vs. Kentucky, 1985 1981 Total First Downs: 35 vs. Wake Forest, 1981 vs. 1981 Yards: 161 by Perry Tuttle Wake Forest, Special Teams Defense Punts: 9 on many occasions Interceptions: 2 by many players Average: 55.3 vs. Kentucky, 1982 Interception Return Yards: 101 by Willie Underwood vs. South PR: 11 vs. Georgia Tech, 1987 Carolina, 1980 PR Yards: 227 vs. Georgia Tech, 1987 Tackles: 24 by Jeff Davis vs. N. Carolina, 1980 KR: 7 vs. Kentucky, 1985 Sacks: 3 by many (Last: Michael Perry vs. VPI, 1987) KR Yards: 158 vs. S. Carolina, 1986 PBUs: by Perry Williams vs. VPI, 1985 5 Defense TFL: 5 by Jim Stuckey, Steve Durham vs. Maryland, 1979; by Interceptions: 5 vs. Georgia, 1981, 1984 Michael Perry vs. N.C. State, 1987 PBUs: 18 vs. Citadel, 1986 Punting Sacks: 10 vs. Maryland, 1979 Punts: 9 by many (Last: Rusty Seyle vs. South Carolina, 1987) TFL: 19 vs. N.C. State, 1987 Average: 55.3 by Dale Hatcher vs. Kentucky, 1982 Rushing Defense: —14 vs. Kentucky, 1982 Returns Passing Defense: 27 vs. UNC, 1980 Punt Returns: 6 by Billy Davis vs. N. Carolina, 1981 Total Defense: 60 vs. Virginia Tech, 1987 PRY: 126 returns) by Donnell Woolford vs. Georgia Tech, (5 Turnovers Forced: 9 vs. Georgia, 1981 1987 Penalties: 18 vs. Duke, 1983 Kickoff Returns: 5 by Ray Williams vs. Duke, 1983 Penalty Yards: 152 vs. Duke, 1982 KO Return Yds: 158 by Terrance Roulhac vs. S. Carolina, 1986 TOP: 40:59 vs. Georgia Tech, 1986 Scoring Scoring TDs: 4 by Terrence Flagler vs. Wake Forest, 1986 TDs: 12 vs. Wake Forest, 1981 TDs Rushing: 3, many times Points: 82 vs. Wake Forest, 1981 TDs Passing: 3, many times Rush TDs: 10 vs. Wake Forest, 1981 TDs Receiving: 2, many times Passing TDs: 3, many times Points: 24 by Terrence Flagler vs. Wake Forest, 1986 Field Goals: 4, many times PATs: 9 by Bob Paulling vs. Wake Forest, 1981 PATs: 10 vs. Wake Forest, 1981 FGs: 4 by Obed Ariri vs. Wake Forest, 1978, 1980; by David 50 Treadwell vs. Georgia, 1987 1 1 U J

1988 Player Participation

1988 1988 Career 198{ 1988 1988 Career 1988 Name Plays GP-GS GP-GS GM-I Name Plays QP-GS GP-GS GM-lnj

T^^fWM All«r* "T"D cno 11 11 oo 1 7 oo oo H A 1 1 1 erry Alien, i d OU^: 11-11 U Chris Morocco. QB 00 -U U oc 1 A A A Jett bak, u 11-11 4 / -OD U Tyrone Mouzon, DB 1 U-U 1 U-U U

11 in y1 Q 1 11 in A 1 OQ A 1 1 1 - 1 1 uene beasiGy. oo 00/ 1 1 -1 U 4 J-OD U Jeff Nunamacher. OT 4y 4 -

n 1 1 n 1 1 n n Brien, 1 0-0 21-0 iviiicn Dciiun, UD u 1 1 -u 1 1 -U u Chuck LB

1 n O A O A A oCOu beviiie, oiN u 1 1 -u u unris ugie, Uo U 1 A 7 'x n oo Q A A joey Disnop. wo 1 o-u 4-U u unineou unan, 1 £.5 y-u

A An 00 1 'a i 1 A O 1 o A Doug Brewster, LB 1 u-y 1 ManK rniiiips, Uo oUU U 1 A 1 A A DeChane Cameron, QB 1 D 4-U U unao rucKnauer, ut D 1 -U 1 -U U

1 Ci biaKe uampDGii. r u o-U U David Puckett, OT 35 8-0 1 1 -0

1 n n 'XQ 1 1 1 O A A A 1 unris Haiey, nenry uarier. ro 1 1 u-u oy- 1 1 wh D O-U U n 11-11 1 1 36-23 nUSiy L/narpia, ro 1 1 D -u u Husty beyle, r-PK &^ Oc; n Sizer, on C A O A A Raymond Chavous, DT 1 1 -o 4D-iiD u Danny OT D-U O-U U 1 1 n OQ7 A C\ A y1 O 1 y1 1 1 1 Napoleon Cloud. WR 1 1 -u 1 -u u nicnaru omiin, ro U-4 4o- 4

11 - 10 n Spector, 9-0 12-0 1 1 1 1 Robbie jdiTicb v^uicy, i c u HD- u WR 60 Q/1 Q Jeff Taylor, 1-0 1-0 oary uooper. wn i:!34 1 1 -o o4-y u DE 3

11 - 1 Qfl 1 Taylor, 11-2 35-18 1 1 Vince unip uavis, Wn 1 oU- 1 u LB 315 David Davis, DT M y y-u y-u u Doug Thomas, WR 72 8-0 14-0

in R 1 n K 2-0 4-0 uexier uavis, ud 4

11 - 11 47 - 1 4 n Curtis Whitley, 77 8-0 8-0 Mark urag. mvj 44D 1 1 1 1 4 / 1 4 U C 1 1 n OT n Pat Williams, 185 9-1 42-13 2 Stacy Fields, TE 1 1 -U U OG

/I QO 1 1 fi 11-11 1 1 Rodney Williams, QB 709 47-43 JeD riesch, Uo 48*: 1 1 -o -o u n Rodney Fletcher, WR y-uQ n J-U u Donnell Woolford, CB 648 11-11 46-34 * 117/ n Angelo Fox, MG 1 1 Plays do not include special teams

n 11 - 11 11 11 unris oaruocKi, rts u 1 1 1 1 OQ 1 oteve berraid. i b O-U D-U u 1988 All-Atlantic Coast Conference Football Team n Cameron Gibson, TB £. ^-u o-u u (Selected By The Atlantic Coast 1 1 n 44 on Ty Granger, OT Oo4 1 1 -u 44-^U u Sports Writers Association) oc; 1 1 1 n 1 1 n n Mervin Green, MG cD 1 1 1 -u u Tyler Grimes, DB u 7-0 Oltensive Team

T1 4 1 1 -fi 1 Q-R \jf) Player, School Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Class Hometown Vance Hammond, DT O 1 4 7nQ 11 11 Eric Harmon, OG / ^o^o •Clarkson Hines (75), Duke WR 6-1 170 Jr Jacksonville. Fla 10 1 41 1 5-9 Jacksonville. Fla, 1 1 1-1 Nasrallah Worthen (40), N,C- State WR 168 Sr J. 0. Harper, u i 1 OD U- 4 u

1 0f; 10 1 Dave Colonna (29), Duke TE 6-5 241 Jr. High Point, N.C. Wayne Harps, ULb 1 u-u Oo-U 1 1 n n •Jeff Nunamacher (75). Clemson T 6-2 300 Sr Somerville. N J Reggie Hams, BAN iiO 1 1 1 -u oU-U u Chris Port (49). Duke T 6-7 280 Jr. Wanaque. N J 11 11 OT 1 Q n Jesse Hatcher, BAN DO 1 u Roy Brown (73). Virginia G 6-6 258 Jr Washington, D C Jerome Henderson, CB 0/1 7 11 1 O'a 1 un •Pat Crowley (69). North Carolina , G 6-3 285 Jr Hampton Bays, N Y. 01 1 110 OT n n Joe Henderson. TB 1 1 -u u Jeff Garnica (34), North Carolina C 6-4 256 Sr, Kettering. Ohio \jd o-a 1 -0 1 -0 neain newen, Anthony Dilweg (62). Duke QB 6-4 215 Sr Bethesda, MO

Rirflrdn Honnpr WR 473 11-8 35-18 •Terry Allen (78). Clemson RB5-11 195 So, Commerce. Ga

Trov/i(cy nuwcii,MnvA/oll WRwn 2 2-0 2-0 Kennard Martin (43). North Carolina HB 5-11 203 So, Winston-Salem, N,C. ) 5-7 IVIdiK lligc. \J\J oo 8-0 24-0 Dan Plocki (57), Maryland PK 177 Sr. Hatfield. Pa. Charlie James, TB 26 7-0 7-0 1 ^AitH lonninnc WR 11-11 46-23 Defensive Team ixciu 1 JdiiMiiyo, vvn 536 Ray Agnew (66). N.C. State L 6-4 270 Jr Wmston-Salem. N O. JUMillohn JUlllloUii,l^hncon wi_LjR 356 1 1-5 23-9 Mark Drag (58). Clemson L 6-4 250 Sr Charlotte. N C TrQ^\/ l/~ihncnn PR 393 10-9 42-22 1 Warren Powers (54). Maryland . L 6-6 277 Sr Baltimore. Md,

1 ca\/on Kirklanri Dl R 409 11-6 11-6 Willis Crockett (50). Georgia Tech L 6-3 221 Sr, Douglas. Ga, 3-0 3-0 Jon Kubu, PK Scott Auer (49). N.C, State L 6-3 227 Sr, Fairview. N C 5-0 5-0 1 Reggie Lawrence, TB 31 (53). Virginia LB 6-6 236 Sr Great Falls. Va Stacy Long, OT 314 11-1 17-2 Fred Stone (41). N C, State LB 6-0 235 Sr, Richland, N, •Donnell Woolford (74). Clemson B5-10 195 Sr Fayetteville. N.C James Lott, FS 658 11-11 34-30 •A.J, Greene (69). Wake Forest B5-10 165 Sr Hendersonville. N.C Dorian Mariable, LB 206 8-2 27-6 1 Jesse Campbell (47). N C State B 6-0 196 Fr Vanceboro. N C Tony Mauney, DB 45 10-0 10-0 Cednc Stallworth (34). Georgia Tech B 6-0 180 Sr Decatur. Ga Richard McCullough, DT 407 11-10 41-14 Martin Bailey (75). Wake Forest P5-11 180 Sr, Summerville. S.C. Ed McDaniel, LB 528 11-8 11-8 (Votes Received Out Of A Possible Wesley McFadden, RB 357 11-2 32-8 79 Shown In Parenthesis) Otis Moore, DT 269 11-2 35-8

51 4

Clemson 40, Virginia Tech 7

September 3, 1988

at Clemson Memorial Stadium

Despite the rainy weather, 78,714 fans came to see the fourth- Scoring Summary ranked Tigers take on Virginia Tech. Nobody dressed in orange CU — Joe Henderson 41 run (Seyle kick) 3:22, 1st went home disappointed as the Tigers romped over the Hokies, CU — Allen 15 run (Seyle kick) 14:53, 2nd

40-7, The game marked the beginning of Danny Ford s 1 0th season VT — Fox 5 run (Kinzer kick) 9:33, 2nd and gave him his sixth win in seven games against Virginia Tech, CU — R. Williams 4 run (Seyle kick) 6:07, 2nd where he was once an assistant coach. CU — T. Johnson 15 run (Gardocki kick) 2:05, 2nd The Tigers did most of their damage on the ground, with five CU — Gardocki 38 FG, 0:16, 2nd rushing touchdowns from four different players. There was no CU — Joe Henderson 19 run (kick failed) 3:47, 3rd score on the board through most of the first quarter until Joe CU — Gardocki 43 FG, 12:26, 4th Henderson took a handoff from Rodney Williams and ran 41 yards for a score with 3;22 remaining in the period. Team Statistics CU VPI The second quarter was another story as three different Tigers First Downs 21 21 crossed the goal line. Allen ran for 15 yards and a score only 1:07 Net Rushing 49-261 51-98 into the quarter. Virginia Tech struck back on the next series, taking Passing 7-18-0 17-36-2 the ball 67 yards on 14 plays, with Rich Fox scoring on a five-yard Passing Yards 81 lib run. Total Offense 67-342 87-21 The Tigers took the ensuing kickoff and scored again in seven Yards Per Play 5.1 2.5 1 H pidyb, Willi nuuiicy vviiiidinb idMiiy ii iii iruiii uitr luut. MiitJi d nursit; Fumbles 2-0 1-1 punt, Clemson did it again, this time moving the ball 62 yards before Total Turnovers 3 Tracy Johnson scored on a 15-yard run. A Virginia Tech fumble Penalties 6-55 6-61 gave the Tigers one more opportunity and freshman placekicker Interceptions 2-9 0-0 Chris Gardocki kicked his first field goal as a Tiger, a 38-yarder to Punting 5-31.6 5-35.8 put the Tigers up 31-7 going into halftime. Punt Returns 2-10 2-9 Joe Henderson scored his second touchdown of the afternoon Kickoff Returns 2-62 8-145 halfway through the third quarter, this time running for 19 yards. Time of Possession 26:58 33:02 Chris Morocco took over at quarterback for the Tigers in the fourth Third Down Conversions 3-12 8-21 quarter, moving the team 30 yards on his first series to set up Sacks By 7-60 0-0 annthpr rn?irrinrki fipid nnfll a 4'^-\/?ir(ipr anri niittinn thp final <^mrp Individual Statistics at 40-7. Rushing (Att-Yds-TD) The Tiger defense began the season where it left off in 1 987 with Clemson — Allen 9-83-1; Joe Henderson 7-75-2; T. Johnson seven sacks on the afternoon. Redshirt freshman linebacker Ed 10-48-1; Williams 5-25-1; McFadden 5-17-0 McDaniel led the team in tackles in his first game with nine, while Virginia Tech — Fox 14-43-1; Blacken 7-40-0; Jeffries 11-27-0; R. outside linebacker John Johnson followed with eight including two Brown 7-24-0: Smith 2-15-0 sacks and another tackle for loss. Passing (Comp-Att-I-Yds-TD) Clemson 7 24 6 3 — 40 Clemson — R. Williams 6-15-0-72-0; Morocco 1-1-0-9-0; Cameron Virginia Tech 7 —7 0-1-0-0-0; Hewett 0-1-0-0-0 Virginia Tech — Furrer 17-36-2-116-0 Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD) Clemson — Jennings 3-37-0; Cooper 1-21-0; Hooper 1-12-0; C. Davis 1-9-0; Joe Henderson 1-2-0 Virginia Tech — Smith 3-28-0; Richardson 2-24-0; McCall 3-22-0; Barefoot 2-13-0; Daniels 1-12-0

Kickoff Returns Clemson — Joe Henderson 2-62 Virginia Tech — Jeffries 5-106; Boitnott 2-23 Punt Returns Clemson — Woolford 2-10 Virginia Tech — Jones 1-5; Richardson 1-4

Interception Returns Clemson — Beasley 1-9; Dex. Davis 1-0 Virginia Tech — None Clemson Defensive Leaders

Tackles — McDaniel 9, J. Johnson 8, Kirkland 7, Taylor 7, Harris 6,

Mouzon 6, O'Brien 6 Sac/

PBU's — Smith 2, Taylor, Harris, O'Brien, Woolford, Sizer

: ...... >rw^ #93 Ed McDaniel had a team leading nine tackles in his first Offensive Knockdown Block Leaders: Delullis 7, Phillips 6, Coley college game. 5, Allen 4

52 Clemson 23, Furman 3 Vi. September 10, 1988

at Clemson Memorial Stadium

Fans braved the elements once again to see the Tigers take on Penalties 8-95 6-44 the closest thing to a crosstown rival they have, the Furman Pal- Interceptions 0-0 0-0 adins. Over 60 players saw action for the Tigers as they held the Punting 6-37.5 7-44.4 Paladins to only three points and put up 23 points of their own. Punt Returns 5-78 0-0 Terry Allen rushed for only 54 yards, his season low, but scored Kickoff Returns 2-47 6-91 twice in the Tigers' romp. He scored his first touchdown early in the Time of Possession 25:24 34:36 first quarter after Jesse Hatcher recovered a bad pitch by Furman Third Down Conversions 3-12 5-16 quarterback Patrick Baynes. Freshman placekicker Chris Gardocki Sacks By 3-21 0-0 was 3-4 on field goals, missing only a 58-yarder at the end of the first half. Individual Statistics The Clemson offense played almost errorless football, commit- Rushing (Att-Yds-TD) ting no turnovers with Rodney Williams at the helm of the offense for Clemson — Joe Henderson 15-72-0: Allen 19-54-2: Morocco 5-52- the third consecutive game. Joe Henderson was the leading rusher 0; McFadden 9-38-0: James 2-11-0 for the Tigers with 72 yards on 15 carries. Keith Jennings was the Furman — Goldsmith 19-70-0; Daugherty 16-66-0: Harris 2-11-0; leading receiver, with 50 yards on three receptions. Stephens 2-12-0; Stockdale 1- -1-0 Furman's only score came early in the second quarter when Paladin placekicker Glen Connally nailed a 48-yard field goal. The Passing (Comp-Att-I-Yds-TD) Tiger defense forced Furman to cough up the ball three times. Clemson — Rod. Williams 4-11-0-74-0: Morocco 1-1-0-8-0 Defensively for the Tigers, free safety Richard Smith doubled his Furman — Baynes 4-9-0-35-0; DeBusk 3-9-0-26-0 previous career high in tackles with 14. Ed McDaniel followed with 10. while Doug Brewster had eight. Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD) Clemson — Jennings 3-50-0: Coley 1-24-0: C. Davis 1-8-0 Clemson 3 — 23 Furman — Quarles 3-26-0; Smith 1-10-0; Clardy 1-9-0; Siffri 1-8-0; Furman 0—3 Stephens 1-8-0

Scoring SLmmary Kickoff Returns CU — Allen 1 run (Seyle kick) 9:27, 1st Clemson — McFadden 2-47 FU — Connally 48 FG, 13:21, 2nd Furman — Whitmire 4-57; Quarles 1-17; Richardson 1-17 CU — Gardocki 38 FG. 1 1 :05. 2nd — Gardocki 46 FG. 2:47, 2nd CU Punt Returns CU — Allen 7 run (Seyle kick) 4:33, 3rd Clemson — Woolford 3-39; Lott 2-39 CU — Gardocki 31 FG, 9:19, 4th Furman — None

Statistics CU FU Team Clemson Defensive Stats First Downs 16 15 Tackles — Smith 14. McDaniel 10. Brewster 8. Beasley 7. Kirkland Net Rushing 51-234 51-140 7, McCullough 7 Passing 5-12-0 7-18-0 Sacks — Brien 1-10, Harps 1-9, Kirkland 1-2 Passing Yards 82 61 PBU's — McDaniel, Beasley, Brien, Henderson Total Offense 63-316 69-201 Yards Per Play 5.0 2.9 1 Offensive Knockdown Block Leaders: Bak 1 . Phillips 7. Carter 5. Fumbles 1-1 4-3 McFadden 4. Coley 4, Harmon 4 Total Turnovers 1 3

The Clemson defense held Furman to 201 yards in total offense. At left, Jesse Hatcher recovers a fumble and at right Levon Kirkland sacks a Paladin.

53 Florida State 24, Clemson 21

September 17, 1988

at Clemson Memorial Stadium

Preseason number-one Florida State came into Death Valley to Scoring Summary face the number-three Tigers on a chilly, rainy day but the orange CU — Cooper 61 pass from C. Davis (Seyle kick) 5:10, 1st clad fans, 84,576 strong, brightened things up a bit. The game, FS — D. Carter 40 pass from Ferguson (Andrews kick) 13:46, 2nd which was televised nationally on CBS, was everything it was CU — R. Williams 7 run (Seyle kick) 2:45, 2nd expected to be, with both teams compiling over 350 yards in total FS — D. Sanders 76 punt return (Andrews kick) 11:30, 3rd offense. FS — D, Williams 1 run (Andrews kick) 8:27, 3rd Clemson got on the board first in a dramatic way with 5:10 CU — Johnson 19 run (Seyle kick) 2:32, 4th remaining in the first quarter. Wide receiver Chip Davis took what FS — Andrews 19 FG, 0:32, 4th looked like an end-around handoff from Rodney Williams on the

Clemson 39-yardline and put it in the air. Gary Cooper caught it in Team Statistics cu FSU stride and took it into the endzone for a 61 -yard scoring play. First Downs 17 15 Both teams scored touchdowns in the second period. Florida Net Rushing 54-207 29-127 State tailback Dexter Carter took a 40-yard pass from Chip Fer- Passing 8-25-0 18-28-0 guson into the endzone early in the period when Clemson was in a Passing Yards 157 241 safety blitz. The Tigers answered back with under three minutes Total Offense 79-364 57-368 remaining in the half, moving the ball 99 yards in 17 plays. Yards Per Play 4.6 6.5

Clemson was forced to punt on its first possession of the second Fumbles 4-0 1-0 half, and Florida State All-America cornerback Total Turnovers grabbed it at the FSU 24 and ran it back 76 yards to tie the score Penalties 7-70 9-86 14-14. The Seminoles drove down the field 77 yards on their next Interceptions 0-0 0-0 possession and fullback Dayne Williams took it in from the one. The Punting 8-39.6 7-35.4

Tigers had another long drive in the fourth quarter with fullback Punt Returns 3-14 3-95

Tracy Johnson taking it in on a 1 9-yard run with 2:32 remaining to tie Kickoff Returns 5-77 4-85 the score. Time of Possession 33:38 26:22 Florida State could not move the ball on the next series so they Third Down Conversions 10-22 5-13 lined up to punt. Instead, they pulled the old puntrewski play, with Sacks By 1-8 0-0

Dayne Williams taking the ball and handing it to free safety Leroy Butler between his legs. Butler held his position for two seconds, Individual Statistics then raced 78 yards down the sideline on an unforgettable run to set Rushing (Att-Yds-TD) up a Richie Andrews field goal with 32 seconds left. That one run Clemson — Allen 1 4-77-0; Johnson 1 7-69-1 ; Joe Henderson 1 0-36- allowed Butler to lead everyone in rushing that day. 0; Williams 11-20-1; McFadden 2-5-0 Statistically, things were fairly even between both teams, with Florida State — Butler 1-78-0; Smith 10-28-0; Floyd 5-12-0; Carter Florida State gaining only four more yards in total offense. Neither 5-11-0; Williams 4-9-1 team committed a turnover. Defensively for the Tigers, linebacker

Doug Brewster led the way with 1 1 tackles. Outside linebacker John Passing (Comp-Att-I-Yds-TD) Johnson had one sack for eight yards. Clemson — Williams 7-24-0-96-0; C. Davis 1-1-0-61-1 Florida State — Ferguson 18-28-0-241-1 Clemson 7 — 21 Florida State 14 3 — 24 Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD) 2-99-1 3-31-0; 2-13-0; Allen Clemson — Cooper ; Hooper Jennings 1-14-0 4-60-1 4-47-0; Florida State — LaSane 3-65-0; Carter ; Floyd John- son 3-29-0; O'Malley 2-15-0; Lewis 1-15-0

Kickoff Returns Clemson — Joe Henderson 4-77; McFadden 1-0 Florida State — Ross 4-85

Punt Returns Clemson — Woolford 3-14 Florida State — D. Sanders 3-95

Clemson Defensive Leaders

Tackles — Brewster 11, J. Johnson 10, Hatcher 10, Beasley 6, Hammond 5

Sacks — J. Johnson 1-8

PBU's — Taylor 1

Offensive Knockdown Block Leaders: T. Johnson 15, Jennings 8,

Harmon 6, Bak 5, Phillips 4, McFadden 4 Chip Davis completed a 61-yard TO pass to Gary Cooper for Clemson's first score.

54 Clemson 30, Georgia Tech

September 24, 1988 at Bobby Dodd Stadium

The Tigers hit for first the road the time to take on the Georgia Scoring Summary Tech Yellow Jackets at the newly named and remodeled Bobby CU — T. Johnson 15 run (Seyle kick) 9:25, 1st Dodd Stadium in Atlanta. Both teams gained over 300 yards in total CU — Jennings 4 pass from R. Williams (Seyle kick) 1 03. 1 st offense, but turnovers made the difference in the game, as Tech GT — Mays 19 pass from Rampley (Palmer kick) 1 1 :28. 2nd turned the ball over five times, two of which directly resulted in GT — Palmer 22 FG, 1 :53, 2nd points for the Tigers. CU — Gardocki 28 FG. 0:00. 2nd Clemson jumped up 14-0 in the first quarter on back-to-back CU — Brewster 68 interception return (Seyle kick) 4:46. 3rd drives, showing there would be no letdown after the tough loss to GT — Palmer 32 FG. 2:25. 3rd FSU. CU — Joe Henderson 1 1 run (Seyle kick failed) 3:04. 4th Tracy Johnson took the first touchdown in from the 15 with 9:25 remaining in the first. With only a little over minute left in the period, a Team Statistics CU GT wide receiver Keith Jennings had his first touchdown grab since the First Downs 20 20 Independence Bowl. 1985 Net Rushing 57-241 32-122 Tech bounced back m the second quarter, with quarterback Todd Passing 9-19-0 17-31-2 Rampley completing a 19-yard touchdown throw to running back Passing Yards 131 206 Jerry Mays. The Jackets drove 76 yards on their next possession to Total Offense 76-372 63-328 set a 22-yard field goal by Thomas Palmer. Chris Gardocki vvould up Yards Per Play 4.9 5.2 put more distance between the two teams with a 28-yard kick with Fumbles 3-0 4-3 no time left in the half, putting the halftime score at 17-10. Total Turnovers 5 Yellow Jackets their first of the The fumbled on two possessions Penalties 13-111 4-50 half but forced to punt after both turnovers. second Clemson was Interceptions 2-71 0-0 On Tech's third possession. Rampley was intercepted by line- Punting 5-42.8 3-43.7 backer Doug Brewster. The native of Athens. GA took the ball 68 Punt Returns 1-12 3-17 for the longest returned for yards a touchdown, interception a score Kickoff Returns 3-60 4-75 by a Clemson linebacker in history. Sacks By 2-30 0-0 Georgia Tech added a 32-yard field goal late in the third quarter.

Late in the quarter, a Gardocki punt was fumbled by return-man Individual Statistics

Gerald Chamblin. Snapper Scott Beville recovered it for the Tigers Rushing (Att-Yds-TD) at the 11 and tailback Joe Henderson went in for the score three Clemson — Joe Henderson 21-116-1: Allen 15-75-0; T. Johnson plays later to make the final score 30-13 in favor of the Tigers. 10-31-1; R. Williams 2-12-0; McFadden 4-11-0 Henderson led the Tigers in rushing for the second time of the Georgia Tech — Thomas 9-87-0; Mays 9-39-0; Kelsey 3-1 1 -0; Scot- season with 116 yards on 21 carries, m his first game ever on ton 5-9-0; Edwards 4-7-0 artificial turf. The Clemson offense went four more quarters without a turnover, and gained 241 yards on the ground and 131 in the air. Passing (Comp-Att-I-Yds-TD)

Noseguard f^ark Drag led the defense with a career high 1 1 tackles, Clemson — R. Williams 9-18-0-131-1; T. Johnson 0-1-0-0-0 including three for loss. Richard McCullough and Levon Kirkland Georgia Tech — Rampley 17-31-2-206-1 both had nine tackles and each had a tackle behind the line of Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD) scrimmage. In addition to his interception return, Doug Brewster Clemson — Jennings 3-45-1; Coley 3-29-0; Cooper 1-33-0; Allen had five tackles and one recovered fumble to win ACC Defensive 1-9-0 Player-of-the-Week honors. 1-15-0; Ohan Georgia Tech — Thomas 4-59-0; Mays 3-45-1; Merchant 2-27-0; Clemson 14 3 7 6 — 30 Owen 2-22-0; Watson 2-1 2-C Georgia Tech 10 3 — 13 Kickoff Returns Clemson — McFadden 1-16; Joe Henderson 2-44 Georgia Tech — Clay 3-63; Wilson 1-12

Punt Returns Clemson — Woolford 1-12 Georgia Tech — Chamblin 3-17

Interceptions Clemson — Brewster 1-68; Charpia 1-3 Georgia Tech — None

Clemson Defensive Stats

1 Tackle Leaders — Drag 1 . McCullough 9, Kirkland 9, McDaniel 8, Hatcher 8 Sacks — Kirkland 1-25; Hatcher 1-5

. 1 . 1 PBU's — Woolford 2, Brewster 1 Lott 1 . Taylor Jer. Henderson James Lott batted away this pass and Doug Brewster inter- Block Leaders: Coley 9. Harmon 8. T John- cepted. His 68-yard return for a score was the longest intercep- Offensive Knockdown tion return for a touchdown by a linebacker in Clemson history. son 6. Bak 5. Flesch 3

55 Clemson 10, Virginia 7

October 8, 1988

at Charlottesville, VA

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It l?itp in thirrl Qinrp wa*^ thp nprinH \A/hpn r^lpm^^onV-f 1 ^nn n?imp 1Q7QI 1 1 1 O^^ll VJCllll^ OlIIV^^ \J 1 U . 11 WOO ICIl^ III IIIO lllll\J LJdlW\_l Vvll^ll 1^1 First Downs 18 16 UL/ivjiinnt nn thpiiicuvjaiuhnacH fir^tiiioi.uiiaoonn a '^'^-v/arHydiu fiplHiiciuykjainnal uyoiiiiovjdiLJkjurM.h\/ r^hcic; rnj^rrlnnki VA/ithvviiii Net Rushing 61-293 38-195 ^ rpmaininn in thp \/irninia tnnk thp IpaH \A/ith ni lartprhank J .c. I it^iiidiiiiiiu III ulc ydiiicnamp vtiuiitid luurs uit; icdu vviui ^ucll iciudurx Passing 5-8-0 10-23-1 Qha\A/n ^^nnrp hittinn rpppiv/pf Mprman ^^no^p in thp c^r\ri7 r\r\c^ nn a oiidWii iviuuic iiiiiiiiy ir;ijCivci nciiiidii iviuui c in viic ci iuz.ui ic ui i a Passing Yards 73 85 14.\/arrlIt ydiu diicyallp\/-nnnKjKj^ ouLJiiiiyQnnrinn ouir\cQtrikp Total Offense 69-366 61-280 With time running down, the Tigers took over at their own 20- Yards Per Play 5.3 4.6 yardline and drove to the Virginia 14. Chip Davis lined up at wideout Fumbles 2-2 3-0 without any defensive coverage and Rodney Williams took advan- Total Turnovers 2 1 tage of the situation, changing the play at the line of scrimmage and Penalties 2-17 4-40 passing for a 14-yard touchdown. Clemson gained 80 yards on the Interceptions 1-0 0-0 drive, 55 of which belonged to tailback Terry Allen, the leading Punting 3-42.7 5-46.0 rusher of the day with 145 yards. Punt Returns 4-14 2-15 Doug Brewster racked up 16 tackles on the afternoon to earn Kickoff Returns 1-24 3-59 ACC Defensive Player-of-the-Week honors. Freshman linebacker Time of Possession 34:00 26:00 Ed McDaniel followed with 12 tackles. Third Down Conversions 10-17 6-13 Sacks By 2-12 0-0 Clemson 7 10 Virginia 7 — 7 Individual Statistics

Rushing (Att-Yds-TD) Clemson — Allen 24-145-0; R. Williams 10-59-0; T. Johnson 13-52-

0; Joe Henderson 11-38-0; McFadden 2-2-0

Wrg/n/a — Wilson 13-88-0; Greggs 1 1-58-0; Moore 12-34-0; Bryant 1-8-0; Ford 1-7-0

Passing (Comp-Att-I-Yds-TD) Clemson — R. Williams 5-8-0-73-1 Virginia — Moore 10-23-1-85-1

Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD)

Clemson — Jennings 1 -27-0; Cooper 1-1 8-0; Davis 1-14-1; Hooper 1-14-0 Virginia — Greggs 6-44-0; Dempsey 2-16-0; H. Moore 1-14-1; Dooley 1-11-0

Kickoff Returns Clemson — McFadden 1-24 Virginia — Finkelston 2-36; Ford 1-23

Punt Returns Clemson — Woolford 4-14 Virginia — Finkelston 2-15

Interceptions

Clemson — Lott 1 -0 Virginia — None

Clemson Defensive Stats Tackle Leaders — Brewster 16, McDaniel 12, Lott 9, Hatcher 6, Chavous 6 Sacks — Green 1-9; Hammond 1-3

PBU's — Woolford 2, Jer. Henderson 2, Lott 1, Moore 1

Flesch 6, Tracy Johnson rushed for 52 yards and had a team high nine Offensive Knockdown Block Leaders: T. Johnson 9, knockdown blocks at Virginia. McFadden 4, Bak 4, Fields 4

56 Clemson 49, Duke 17

October 15, 1988

at Clemson Memorial Stadium

Undefeated Duke was the Tigers' Homecoming opponent for CD — Cooper 79 pass from Cameron {Seyle kick) 1:57, 1st

1988 and was thie first of many obstacles standing between Clem- CU — Cooper 1 1 pass from R. Williams (Seyle kick) 14:24, 2nd son and thie Atlantic Coast Conference Cfiampionshiip. Duke quar- DU — McCracken 96 kickoff return (kick failed) 14:10, 2nd terback Anthony Dilweg, who would go on to win ACC Player-of- DU — Hines 7 pass from Dilweg (Dilweg to Hines) 11:00, 2nd the-Year honors at the end of the season, led the nation in many CU — R. Williams 5 run (Seyle kick) 6:34, 2nd passing categories going into game, which was televised on ESPN. CU — T. Johnson 3 run (Seyle kick) 8:36. 3rd The Tigers struck first, scoring on a one-yard run by Tracy DU — Peterson 37 FG, 3:34. 3rd Johnson with 4:16 remaining in the first quarter. The drive was set CU — Joe Henderson 5 run (Seyle kick) 14:25, 4th up by a 20-yard punt return by Donnell Woolford. Duke was forced CU — Allen 2 run (Seyle kick) 10:06. 4th to punt after the ensuing kickoff. and on the Tigers first play, third- string quarterback DeChane Cameron lined up at tailback. After Team Statistics CU DU taking the pitch from Rodney Williams, he then passed to wide First Downs 22 21 receiver Gary Cooper for 79 yards and a touchdown, the sixth Net Rushing 65-388 20-54 4-14-0 22-51-4 longest pass play in Clemson history. Passing Gene Beasley intercepted a Dilweg pass on the Blue Devils next Passing Yards 145 251 Total Offense 79-533 71-305 drive to set up another Tiger score. It was Gary Cooper once again, taking an 11 -yard pass from Williams into the endzone. Cooper Yards Per Play 6.7 4.3 1-1 2-1 played only five plays all day. due to an injury, but scored two Fumbles touchdowns. Total Turnovers 1 5 Penalties 7-88 11-76 Duke s Quinton fvlcCracken took the ensuing kickoff and ran it 4-0 0-0 back 96 yards to put Duke on the board and bring the score to 21-6 Interceptions 5-44.0 5-37.8 after the Devils missed the extra point. On Duke's next possession. Punting 4-32 2-1 Dilweg connected with Clarkston Nines for a 7-yard touchdown and Punt Returns 4-72 7-231 then again for a two-point conversion. The Tigers answered back Kickoff Returns with a five-yard touchdown run by Rodney Williams after a 73-yard Time of Possession 31:48 28:12 9-16 9-17 drive. Third Down Conversions 2-12 0-0 The Tigers came back ready to play in the second half and Sacks By finished the Devils off handily adding three more touchdowns. Tracy Individual Statistics Johnson. Joe Henderson and Terry Allen all carried the ball across Rushing (Att-Yds-TD) the line in the second half. Johnson's score was set up by a Dilweg Clemson — Allen 17-134-1; T. Johnson 19-76-2; Thomas 1-47-0; sack and fumble recovery by Doug Brewster. Duke added three- Joe Henderson 10-44-1; Cameron 2-28-0 points late in the third quarter, when placekicker Doug Peterson Duke — Cuthbert 2-28-0; Jones 6-15-0; Brown 1-10-0; Boone 6-6-0; booted a 37-yard field goal. Hull 2-2-0 The Tiger defense held the Blue Devils to only 77 yards rushing and also picked off four Duke passes. Freshman linebacker Ed Passing (Comp-Att-I-Yds-TD) -1 -0-79-1 -0-66-1 1 ; McDaniel led the defense in tackles with 12. including one for loss, Clemson — R. Williams 3-1 1 : Cameron Morocco followed by MarW Drag with eight. Freshman cornerback Dexter 0-2-0-0-0 4-10-2-42-0 Davis had four passes broken up, most by a Tiger all year. Duke — Dilweg 18-41-2-209-1; Hull

Clemson 14 14 14 — 49 Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD) Duke 14 — 17 Clemson — Cooper 2-90-2; Hooper 1-28-0; Jennings 1-27-0 Duke — Hines 8-80-1; Jones 5-65-0; Colonna 2-33-0; Parnell 1-19- Scoring Summary 0; Ewell 2-16-0 CU — T, Johnson 1 run (Seyle kick) 4:16, 1st Kickoff Returns Clemson — McFadden 3-48; Joe Henderson 1-24 Duke — McCracken 3-142; Jones 4-89

Punt Returns Clemson — Woolford 2-20; Loft 2-12 Duke — McCracken 2-1

Interceptions Clemson — Beasley 1-0; Manable 1-0; Nunn 1-0; Woolford 1-0 Duke — None

Clemson Defensive Stats

Tackles Leaders — McDaniel 12. Drag 8. Beasley 7. Woolford 6,

Kirkland 6. Brewster 6 Sacks — Kirkland 1-11; Harris 1-1

PBU's — Dex. Davis 4. Beasley 1. Woolford 1. Kirkland 1, Lott 1

Dexter Davis had four passes broken up m his first college start, a Offensive Knockdown Block Leaders: Coley 1 0. Flesch 7, Bak 7. T. Clemson freshman single game record. Johnson 5, P. Williams 5. Fields 5 57 North Carolina State 10, Clemson 3

October 22, 1988

at Carter-Finley Stadium

The last time the Tigers had visited Raleigh to take on the Wolf- Scoring Summary pack, they had been held to only three points. Last season, they CU — Gardocki 35 FG, 4:38, 1st came within two points of the Pack at Clemson in an exciting NCS — Hartman 36 FG, 1:19, 2nd second half comeback. This time, they hoped to carry on where they NCS — Williams 5 run (Hartman kick) 10:04, 4th had left off in last year's game. But a defensive struggle and one key turn kept the Tigers from fulfilling that hope, as once again. State Team Statistics CU NCS held them to only three points in a 10-3 loss. First Downs 13 12 The Tigers put their points up early, after holding the Wolfpack on Net Rushing 57-147 38-47 their first two possessions. With 4:38 remaining in the first quarter, Passing 4-23-3 14-28-2 the Tigers capped a drive with a 35-yard field goal by Chris Gar- Passing Yards 55 138 docki. Gardocki missed two 40-yard kicks in the second quarter Total Offense 80-202 66-185 before State drove the ball 60 yards and scored on a 36-yard boot Yards Per Play 2.7 2.8 from Damon Hartman. Fumbles 3-1 2-1

Neither team scored in the third quarter, but early in the fourth, the Total Turnovers 4 3

Wolfpack nailed the lid on the Tigers' coffin when they recovered a Penalties 6-48 6-40 bad snap on a Clemson punt attempt. Clemson lost 35 yards on the Interceptions 2-40 3-2 snap and State recovered on the Clemson 21. Tailback Chris Punting 6-45 9-40.4 Williams crossed the goal line five plays later on a four-yard run. The Punt Returns 7-24 2-11 Tigers had three more opportunities to put points on the board, but Kickoff Returns 2-31 1-19 were forced to punt once, turned the ball over on downs and were Time of Possession 33:09 26:51 finally halted when time ran out. Third Down Conversions 7-18 4-16

Both teams had less than 205 yards in total offense, N.C. State Sacks By 4-26 1-6 gaining 185 yards as compared to Clemson's 202. The Wolfpack gained only 47 yards on the ground, while the Tigers ran for 147 Individual Statistics yards. But State had double the Tigers' passing yardage with 138 Rushing (Att-Yds-TD) yards. Rodney Williams was intercepted three times, his first inter- Clemson — Allen, 17-67-0; Joe Henderson 12-48-0; McFadden ceptions of the season. Doug Brewster led the Tigers in tackles for 12-45-0; T. Johnson 4-19-0; Cooper 1-9-0 the third time with 10, and also recovered a fumble. Ed McDaniel and N.C. State — Crite 13-45-0; Jackson 9-17-0; Salley 2-7-0; Williams nine tackles. Tiger totaled eight Mark Drag each had The defense 6-5-1; Worthen 1- -2-0 tackles for loss and four sacks. Passing (Comp-Att-I-Yds-TD) Clemson — 3 Clemson — R. Williams 4-23-3-55-0 N.C. State 7 — 10 N.C. State — Montgomery 12-22-2-116-0; Poag 2-6-0-22-0

Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD) Clemson — Jennings 4-55-0 N.C. State — Worthen 4-57-0; Peebles 4-41-0; Salley 1-10-0; Williams 2-10-0; Varn 1-9-0

Kickoff Returns Clemson — Allen 1-5; McFadden 1-26 N.C. State — Corders 1-19

Punt Returns Clemson — Woolford 3-10; Lott 4-14 N.C. State — Worthen 1-12; Corders 1- -1

Interceptions Clemson — Charpia 1-22; Beasley 1-18 N.C. State — Vinson 2-2; Campbell 1-0

Clemson Defensive Stats Woolford blocked this field goal in the defensive struggle in Raleigh. Tackle Leaders — Brewster 10, McDaniel 9, Drag 9, Dex. Davis 7, Moore 7, McCullough 7 Sacks — Hatcher 1.5-11; Chavous 1-8; Charpia 1-5; Moore .5-2 PBU's — McDaniel, Woolford, Lott, Charpia

Offensive Knockdown Block Leaders: McFadden 6, Coley 6,

Flesch 4, Bak 3, Harmon 3

58 Clemson 38, Wake Forest 21

October 29, 1988

at Groves Stadium

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TWO pidyS Wlin d 0*i-ydru pdbb lO olcvc DlOWri dilO d il4::-ydr (J pdbb lU Yards Per Play 6.1 6.1 Ricky Proehl for the touchdown. Wesley McFadden returned the Fumbles 3-1 4-4 ensuing kickoff 25 yards. Two plays later. Terry Allen took a pitch Total Turnovers 1 4 from Rodney Williams 63 yards for the longest run of his career and Penalties 6-62 3-25 a touchdown. Interceptions 0-0 0-0 Wake Forest fumbled midway through the third period to set up Punting 5-38.4 5-48 another Tiger touchdown, a 13-yard run by Wesley McFadden. Punt Returns 2-43 3-18 Wake Forest added one more score with 5;30 left in the game on a Kickoff Returns 2-47 6-91

15-yard pass from Elkins to Proehl, but it wasn't enough and the Time of Possession 31:15 28:45 Tigers took home a 38-21 victory. Third Down Conversions 7-15 5-12 0-0 Terry Allen was the game-leader in rushing with 1 54 yards as the Sacks By 3-18 Tigers rushed for 349 yards for the afternoon. Defensively, James Individual Statistics Lott had 1 tackles, followed by Mark Drag with nine, including three Rushing (Att-Yds-TD) for loss. Richard McCullough racked up eight tackles, including one Clemson — Allen 16-154-1; Joe Henderson 18-88-0: R. Williams and a half quarterback sacks for nine yards. 8-54-2: McFadden 9-45-1; Carter 1-5-0 Wake Forest — Young 15-67-0; Rogers 10-50-0; Johnson 9-25-0; Clemson 10 14 — 38 Williams 2-22-0; Niedbala 3-6-0 Wake Forest 7 7 — 21

Passing (Comp-Att-I-Yds-TD) Clemson — Williams 7-15-0-98-1; Morocco 0-2-0-0-0 Wake Forest — Elkins 11-16-0-213-3; Long 2-3-0-15-0

Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD) Clemson — Hooper 3-42-1; Jennings 2-27-0; Coley 1-15-0; Allen 1-14-0 Wake Forest — Brown 3-71-0; Jarvis 3-63-1; Proehl 3-57-2; Pickett 1-20-0; Jenkins 1-10-0

Kickoff Returns Clemson — McFadden 2-47 Wake Forest — Young 5-98; Niedbala 1- -7

Punt Returns Clemson — Woolford 2-43 Wake Forest — Green 3-18

Clemson Defensive Stats

Tackles — Lott 1 0. Drag 9, McCullough 8, Hammond 7. Mariable 7,

Dex Davis 7, Woolford 7 Sacks — McCullough 1.5-9; Woolford 1-8; Taylor .5-1 Allen had 154 yards on just 16 carries at Wake Forest. PBU's — Mariable 1, Woolford 1, Charpia 1

Offensive Knockdow^n Block Leaders: McFadden 11, Bak 8,

Flesch 7, Harmon 7, H. Phillips 4

59 Clemson 37, North Carolina 14

November 5, 1988

at Clemson Memorial Stadium

It was Spirit Blitz in Death Valley and the Tigers responded day CU — Hooper 13 pass from R. Williams (Seyle kick) 8:26, 2nd spirited blitz of the North Carolina Tar Heels, 37-14. with their own CU — Allen 3 run (Seyle kick) 0:28, 2nd Before fans and an ESPN television audience, the Tigers 78,369 CU — T. Johnson 3 run (Seyle kick) 5:10, 3rd for in total offense and one step closer to romped 500 yards moved CU — Gardocki 24 FG, 14:57, 4th an ACC title. CU — Gardocki 52 FG, 12:04, 4th Terry Allen led the way for the Tigers, rushing for 167 yards, his CU — James 15 run (Kubu kick) 2:52, 4th highest total of the season and the second highest of his career. On NC — Keller 23 pass from Burnett (Gwaltney kick) 0:16, 4th his third carry of the game, Allen broke Ken Callicut's record of rushing yardage sophomore in only the ninth of the by a game Team Statistics CU UNC season. Rodney Williams became the school leader in completions First Downs 29 12 with a total of 306, Keith Jennings moved into eighth place on the all- Net Rushing 69-336 24-109 time Clemson reception list with 70, moving ahead of Charlie Passing 9-14-1 11-24-1 Waters. Passing Yards 164 82 only points first The Tigers put up the of the quarter on a 20-yard Total Offense 83-500 48-191 field Chris Gardocki. Early in the goal by second quarter, Arlington Yards Per Play 6.0 4.0 Nunn blocked a Tar Heel punt and North Carolina recovered. Ken- Fumbles 5-2 4-1 nard Martin, rush for 1 1 for the took the ball who would 6 yards day, Total Turnovers 3 2 37 yards on the next play for a touchdown. The Tigers responded Penalties 9-95 4-37 twice before the half, with a 13-yard pass from Rodney Williams to Interceptions 1-29 1-0 Ricardo Hooper and a three-yard run by Terry Allen, making the Punting 0-0 8-35.0 7-7. halftime score 1 Punt Returns 4-20 0-0 the goal line first Tracy Johnson crossed on Clemson's series of Kickoff Returns 1-2 6-90 the half after in 1 plays. Early second the offense drove 76 yards 5 m Time of Possession 40:09 19:51 the fourth quarter, Chris Gardocki booted a 52-yard field goal, tying Third Down Conversions 11-16 3-12 a freshman record, on a drive that was boosted by a 40-yard end- Sacks By 2-15 1-6 around carry by Gary Cooper. With 2:52 remaining in the game, quarterback DeChane Cameron handed off to Charlie James who Individual Statistics took the ball 1 5 yards into the end zone for another Clemson score. Rushing (Att-Yds-TD) With 1 6 seconds on the clock, the Tar Heels one more score, added Clemson — Allen 29-167-1; Johnson 13-45-1; James 4-39-1; with freshman to tight Keller for Todd Burnett passing end John a Cooper 1-41-0; McFadden 6-31-0 23-yard touchdown. North Carolina — Martin 16-116-1; Blount 1-3-0; Staples 2-2-0; In addition to rushing for yards, the Tiger offense also 336 had Thompson 1-0-0; Burnett 4- -12-0 possession of the football over 20 minutes longer than the Tar Heels. Defensively, Ed McDaniel was the leading tackier forthe third Passing (Comp-Att-I-Yds-TD) time with eight, followed by Wayne Harps, Mark Drag, and Jesse Clemson — Williams 6-10-1-91-1; Morocco 2-3-0-25-0; Davis 1-1-

Hatcher, who all had six. 0-48-0 North Carolina — Burnett 11-24-1-82-1 Clemson 14 13 — 37 Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD) North Carolina 7 7 — 14 Clemson — Jennings 3-41-0; Cooper 1-48-0; Davis 3-42-0; Hooper 2-33-1 Scoring Summary North Carolina — Renken 2-32-0; Keller 1-23-1; Benefield 1-16-0; CU — Gardocki 20 FG 4:27, 1st Blount 1-12-0; Marriott 1-7-0 NC — Martin 37 run {Gwaltney kick) 12:36, 2nd Kickoff Returns Clemson — Allen 1-2 North Carolina — Marriott 4-51; Blount 2-39

Punt Returns Clemson — Woolford 3-20; Team 1-0 North Carolina — None

Interception Returns Clemson — Hammond 1-29

North Carolina — Carter 1 -0

Clemson Defensive Stats

Tackles — McDaniel 8, Harps 6, Drag 6, Hatcher 6, Kirkland 5,

Beasley 5, Mariable 5 Sacks — Drag 1-9; Kirkland .5-3; Moore .5-3

PBU's — Woolford 2, Harps, Drag, Charpia, Mauney

Offensive Knockdow/n Block Leaders: Flesch 9, Hooper 8, Coley 8,

nd made like a fullback after this interception return. McFadden 8, Jennings 7, Harmon 7

60 ;

Clemson 49, Maryland 25

IVI A «# 1^ A r 1 7 1 Ofifl IVOVciTIDcrAm 1^, 1 VoO

at Byrd Stadium

Scoring Summary Clemson won its third straight ACC crown and won a trip to the Johnson 7 run (Plocki kick) 10:15, 1st Citrus Bowl with a 49-25 romp over the Maryland Terrapins at MD — (Seyle kick) College Park. Terry Alien s 110 yards rushing put him well over the CU — Cooper 52 run 9:39, 1st 1000-yard mark for the season. Rodney Williams 139 yards pass- CU — Gardocki 51 FG, 3:25, 1st — Johnson 24 pass from McDonnell (Plocki kick) 8:38, 2nd ing broke Steve Fuller's record for career passing yardage at Clem- MD Gardocki 22 FG, 0:00, 2nd son. Clemson scored 28 points on just nine plays in the fourth CU — quarter. CU — T. Johnson 1 run (Johnson run) 10:34, 3rd 42 The Terrapins started out strong, taking the opening kickoff 76 MD — Plocki FG, 4:22, 3rd CU — Allen 5 run (Seyle kick), 14:38, 4th yards in 1 1 plays, capped off by a seven-yard touchdown by Ricky Allen 4 run (Seyle kick), 13:38, 4th Johnson. The Tigers answered back on the next series with a 52- CU — run (Seyle kick) 4th yard run by Gary Cooper on the reverse for the touchdown. Chris CU — Cooper 20 12:08.

Johnson 5 run (O'Donnell to Plocki) 5:31 . 4th Gardocki hit a 51 -yard field goal on the next possession to put the MD — Tigers up 10-7. CU — James 32 run (Seyle kick) 3:18, 4th Maryland took its first possession of the second quarter 80 yards Team Statistics CU MD in nine plays for another touchdown by Ricky Johnson, this time on First Downs 26 21 a 24-yard pass from quarterback Neil O Donnell. With no time Net Rushing 51-373 42-115 remaining in the first half, Chris Gardocki hit a 22-yard field goal to Passing 9-14-0 21-33-1 put the Tigers within one point going into the half. Passing Yards 139 248 But the Tigers owned the second half, taking the opening kickoff Total Offense 65-512 75-363 80 yards in 12 plays and scoring on a Tracy Johnson touchdown Yards Per Play 7.9 4.8 and two-point conversion. The Terrapins added a Dan Plocki field Fumbles Q-Q 0-0 the Tigers right goal, a 42-yarder on the next series, but punched Total Turnovers 1 back with a Terry Alien touchdown. Levon Kirkland intercepted an Penalties 7-40 3-30 O'Donnell pass two plays later to set up another Allen touchdown. Interceptions 1-22 0-0 Maryland was forced to punt on its next possession and Jerome Punting Q-Q 4-32.8 Henderson jumped in for the block to set up yet another score. Gary Punt Returns 2-4 0-0 Cooper took the flanker reverse on the next play for 20 yards and his Kickoff Returns 3-68 8-146 second touchdown of the afternoon. Backup quarterback Chris Time of Possession 28:01 31:59 Morocco moved the Tigers 58 yards on a late series and Charlie Third Down Conversions 9-12 7-17 James juked his way into the endzone from the 32 yardline to put the Sacks By 4-22 0-0 final score at 49-25. Individual Statistics Levon Kirkland was the leading tackier for the Tigers, with 13, Rushing (Att-Yds-TD) including a sack and two other tackles for loss in addition to his Clemson — Allen 19-11 0-2; Cooper 2-72-2: R. Williams 1 1 -64-0: T, interception. Jesse Hatcher ended the day with 1 2 tackles and 1 .5 Johnson 8-44-0; McFadden 7-40-0 sacks, while Gene Beasley had 10 tackles. Maryland — R. Johnson 18-64-2; Spinelli 5-30-0; O Donnell 1 1-28-

0; Lowery 4-5-0; Beasley 1-2-0 Clemson 10 28 — 49 Maryland 7 8 — 25 Passing (Comp-Att-I-Yds-TD) Clemson — R. Williams 9-14-0-139-0 Maryland — Donnell 15-23-1-175-1; Zolak 6-10-0-73-0

Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD)

Clemson — Cooper 1 -45-0; Jennings 4-40-0; Hooper 1 -20-0: Coley 1-18-0; Allen 1-16-0 Maryland — B. Johnson 5-70-0; Joines 4-59-0; R. Johnson 4-48-1 Lowery 4-41-0; Rose 1-20-0

Kickoff Returns Clemson — McFadden 3-68 Maryland — Lowery 5-100; R. Johnson 3-46

Punt Returns Clemson — Jer. Henderson 1-5; Woolford 1- -1 Maryland — None

Clemson Defensive Stats Tackles — Kirkland 13. Hatcher 12, Beasley 10. McDaniel 9, Wool- ford 8 Sacks — Hatcher 1.5-9, Harps 1-6, Kirkland 1-4, Mariable .5-3 PBU s — Dexter Davis 2, Woolford, Harps, Smith, Henderson, Harris

Cooper scored two TDs on reverses in the ACC-title-clmching win Offensive Knockdown Block Leaders: Bak 10, Jennings 9, Coley 7, at Maryland. Flesch 6, McFadden 6

61 1

Clemson 29, South Carolina 10

November 19, 1988

at Clemson Memorial Stadium

The largest crowd in the history of Death Valley, 84,867 strong, Scoring Summary were on hand to witness the annual clash between the Tigers and CU — Gardocki 47 FG, 10:46, 1st their intrastate rivals, the South Carolina Gamecocks. The Clemson CU — Gardocki 31 FG, 1:16, 1st seniors entered the game with a 1-1-1 record against the Game- CU — Gardocki 38 FG, 10:02, 2nd cocks, but the Tigers took heed of what was printed on the new rug CU — Allen 8 run (Seyle kick) 2:49, 2nd Ellis kick) 1:31, coming down the hill, "Beat USC" and did exactly that, by a score of SC — Brooks 20 pass from (Mackie 2nd 29-10. CU — T. Johnson 1 run (kick failed) 4:56, 3rd Clemson took the opening drive of the game down the field to set CU — R. Williams 7 run (Seyle kick) 10:44, 4th up a 47-yard Chris Gardocki field goal. South Carolina drove to the SC — Mackie 47 FG, 4:00, 4th Clemson nine-yardline before Dexter Davis recovered a Harold Green fumble. The Tigers drove all the way in the other direction, Team Statistics CU USC with the help of a 40-yard Rodney Williams to Gary Cooper pass, First Downs 23 16 and upped the score to 6-0 on a 31 -yard Gardocki field goal. Net Rushing 55-225 32-116 South Carolina quarterback Todd Ellis fumbled a snap from Passing 13-26-0 11-30-1 141 center early in the second quarter and Levon Kirkland fell on it for Passing Yards 192 the Tigers to set up another Gardocki boot, this time for 38 yards. Total Offense 81-417 62-257 South Carolina was forced to punt on its next possession and the Yards Per Play 5.14 4.14 0-0 4-3 Tigers took it 85 yards on 1 1 plays for their first touchdown of the Fumbles afternoon. Terry Allen took the ball in from the eight for the score. Total Turnovers 4 3-45 8-81 Ellis hit Robert Brooks for a 20-yard touchdown with 1 :31 remaining Penalties 1-0 0-0 in the half, putting the score at 16-7. Interceptions 6-46.5 A 20-yard run by Terry Allen in the third quarter was the longest Punting 5-47.0 3-11 3-13 play on Clemson s first scoring drive of the second half. This time, it Punt Returns Kickoff 0-0 8-155 was fullback Tracy Johnson taking it in from the one for the touch- Returns down. The extra point was no good and the third quarter ended with Time of Possession 37:07 22:53 10-20 4-13 the score 22-7 in favor of the Tigers. With 10:44 remaining in the Third Down Conversions 2-21 0-0 fourth period, Rodney Williams kept the ball and went around the left Sacks By end for a seven yard score. South Carolina added a 47-yard Colin Individual Statistics Mackie field goal with 4:00 on the clock, but it was too little, too late and the Tigers ended their regular season with a victory. Rushing (Att-Yds-TD) Rodney Williams' 192 yards passing was the most for the Tigers Clemson — Allen 20-73-1: McFadden 13-51-0: Williams 5-38-1; 1-15-0 for the entire season, a fitting way for the winningest quarterback in Johnson 9-26-1; Thomas 4-21-0; Clemson history to finish his last home game. Doug Brewster was South Carolina — Green 18-71-0; G. Williams 5-40-0; Bing 2-7-0; 3- -23-0 the leading tackier for the Tigers for the fourth time all season with Dingle Ellis 14 tackles, followed by Jesse Hatcher who had 11 and a 13-yard sack. Hatcher also caused two fumbles and had two quarterback Passing (Comp-Att-I-Yds-TD) pressures. Clemson — R. Williams 13-26-0-192-0 South Carolina — Ellis 11-30-1-141-1 Clemson 10 29 South Carolina 7 10 Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD) Clemson — 4-75-0; Cooper 4-63-0; Jennings 4-35-0; Allen 1-19-0

South Carolina — Brooks 4-61-1 : Rush 2-34-0; Piatt 3-29-0; Green 2-17

Kickoff Returns Clemson — None South Carolina — Brooks 5-94; G. Williams 2-37; Rush 1-24

Punt Returns Clemson — Woolford 3-1

South Carolina — Piatt 2-8; Brooks 1 -5

Interceptions Clemson — Charpia 1-0 South Carolina — None

Clemson Defensive Stats

Tackles — Brewster 1 4, Hatcher 1 1 , Woolford 8, Lott 7, Charpia 7 Sacks — Hatcher 1-13, Johnson 1-8

PBU's — Woolford 2, Lott 2, Dex. Davis 2, Beasley 1

Offensive Knockdow/n Block Leaders: Coley 8, McFadden 7, De- Ha'i'^her put the hit of the year on Ellis and forced a fumble. luliis 6, Jennings 5, Granger 5, T. Johnson 5, Nunamacher 5 62

RUSHING ALL-PURPOSE RUNNING YARDS Game: 274, Terrence Flagler vs. Wake Forest, Rushing, MOST RUSHES 1986 (209 65 receiving) Game: 36, Jim Shirley vs. N.C. State, 1951; Ray Yauger vs. Wake Season: 1446, Terrence Flagler, 1986 (1258 rushing, 188 receiving) Forest, 1969 Career; 3273, Buddy Gore, 1 966-68 (2571 rushing, 65 receiving, 637 Season: 230, Buddy Gore, 1967 kickoff returns) Career: 600. Buddy Gore, 1966-68 ALL-PURPOSE RUNNING PER GAME CONSECUTIVE ATTEMPTS Season: 122.1, Ray Mathews, 1948 (1343 yards in 11 games) Game: 8, Stacey Driver vs. Wake Forest, 1983 Career: 109.1, Buddy Gore, 1966-68 (3273 yards in 30 games) RUSHING YARDS Game: 260, Cliff Austin vs. Duke, 1982 PASSING Season: 1258. Terrence Flagler, 1986 MOST PASS ATTEMPTS Career: 2914, Kenny Flowers, 1983-86 Game: 53, Rodney Williams vs. N.C. State, 1987 RUSHING YARDS PER GAME Season: 267, Tommy Kendrick, 1970 Season: 106.4, Cliff Austin {1064 In 10 games), 1982 Career: 706, Rodney Williams, 1985-88 Career: 96.0, Terry Allen (2112 in 22 games), 1987-88 MOST ATTEMPTS PER GAME YARDS PER ATTEMPT Season; 24.3, Tommy Kendrick, 1970 (267 in 11 games)

Game: 30.4 (5-152), Ken Moore vs. The Citadel, 1954 Career: 20.1, Tommy Kendrick, 1969-71 (644 in 32 games) Season: (Min. 350 Yards) 7.2, Billy Poe (53-380), 1945 PASS COMPLETIONS Career: (Mm. 1 ,000 Yards) 5.92, Jackie Calvert (194-1 149), 1948-50 Game: 25, Tommy Kendrick vs. Florida State, 1970 100-YARD GAMES Season; 133, Tommy Kendrick, 1970 Season: 7, Kenny Flowers, 1985 Career: 328, Rodney Williams, 1985-88 Career: 11, Buddy Gore, 1966-68; Kenny Flowers, 1983-86 COMPLETIONS PER GAME CONSECUTIVE 100-YARD GAMES Season; 12.1, Tommy Kendrick, 1970 (133 In 11 games) Season: 5, Kenny Flowers, 1985 Career: 9.5, Tommy Kendrick, 1969-71 (303 in 32 games)

100-YARD GAMES vs. ONE OPPONENT

Career: 3, Kenny Flowers, vs. Duke, 1983-84-85 200-YARD GAMES

Season: 2, Terrence Flagler, 1986

Career: 2, Terrence Flagler, 1982-86; Ray Yauger, 1967-69

MOST YARDS RUSHING IN A SERIES IN A SEASON Two Games: 387, Terrence Flagler, 1986 Three Games: 489, Terrence Flagler, 1986 Four Games: 590, Cliff Austin, 1982 Five Games: 744, Terrence Flagler, 1986 Six Games: 858, Terrence Flagler, 1986 RUSHING YARDS BY A FRESHMAN Game: 234, Don King vs. Fordham, 1952 Season: 973, Terry Allen, 1987 YARDS RUSHING BY QUARTERBACK Game: 140, Mike O Cain vs. N.C. State, 1976 Season: 649. Steve Fuller, 1978 Career: 1737, Steve Fuller, 1975-78 YARDS BY TWO RUNNING BACKS Game: 318, Cliff Austin, (260) and Chuck McSwain (58) vs. Duke, 1982

1 Season: 2031 , Kenny Flowers (1 200) and Stacey Driver (831 ), 985 Career: 5076, Kenny Flowers (2914) and Terrence Flagler (2162), 1982-86

Note: Career is for two backs in the same class. RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS

Game: 5, Maxcey Welch vs. Newberry, 1930; Stumpy Banks vs. Furman, 1917 Season: 17, Lester Brown, 1978 Career; 31, Lester Brown, 1976-79 Tommy Kendrick holds 14 Clemson passing records.

64 CONSECUTIVE PASS COMPLETIONS Season: 1655, Steve Fuller, 1977 Game: 9, Steve Fuller vs. The Citadel, 1978 Career: 4590, Rodney Williams, 1985-88 Season: Same as one game YARDS PER GAME PASSING CONSECUTIVE GAMES COMPLETING A PASS Season: 149,1, Jimmy Addison, 1966 Season: 12 by many Career: 121,6, Tommy Kendrick, 1969-71 Career 45, Rodney Williams, 1985-88 YARDS PER COMPLETION

COMPLETION PERCENTAGE Game: (Mm. 8 Comp ) 28,0 Tommy Kendrick (9 for 252 yards) vs.

Game: (Mm. 9 Comp ) 1 000. Steve Fuller (9-9) vs. The Citadel. 1978 Virginia, 1971 (Min, 10 Comp.) .800. Mike Eppley (12-15) vs. Virginia. 1983 Season: (Min. 45 Comp.) 21.3. Bobby Gage (47 for 1002 yards), (Min. 15 Comp.) ,689, Homer Jordan (20-29) vs. Maryland. 1981 1947

Season: (Mm. 80 Comp.) .596. Mike Eppley (99-166), 1983 Career: (Mm 100 Comp ) 19.9, Bobby Gage (123 for 2448 yards), Career: (Min. 150 Comp.) .561. Mike Eppley (252-449), 1980-84 1945-48 HIGHEST EFFICIENCY RATING YARDS PER ATTEMPT

Season: (Mm, 40 Comp.) 158,26, Willie Jordan, 1975 Game: (Mm, 8 Att.) 22.0, Bobby Gage (1 1 for 245), vs. Furman, 1 947

(Mm, 75 Comp ) 146,0, Mike Eppley, 1983 Season: (Mm, 75 Att,) 9,19, Bobby Gage (115 for 1002), 1947 Career: (Mm. 100 Comp.) 131,3, Mark Fellers (1972-74) Career: (Mm, 100 Att,) 8.81, Bobby Gage (278 to 2448 yards). PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED 1945-48

Game: 5, Don King vs. Auburn, 1953 200-YARD GAMES Season: 20, Tommy Kendrick, 1969 Season: 3, Tommy Kendrick. 1969 and 1970

Career: 42, Tommy Kendrick. 1969-71 Career: 7. Tommy Kendrick. 1969-71 LOWEST INTERCEPTION PERCENTAGE TOUCHDOWN PASSES Season: (Min, 75 Att.) 2.14%, Steve Fuller, 1978 Game: 4, Bobby Gage vs. Auburn. 1947

Career: (Mm. 100 Att ) 3,53°o, Billy Lott, 1977-79 Season: 14, Mike Eppley, 1984 Mike 1980-84 CONSECUTIVE PASSES WITHOUT INTERCEPTION Career: 28, Eppley, Season: 122, Rodney Williams, 1988 TOUCHDOWN PASSES PER GAME MOST GAMES WON AS STARTING QUARTERBACK Season: 1,27, Mike Eppley (14 in 11 games), 1984 Career: 0,84, Mike Eppley (28 in 33 games), 1980-84 Season: 12, Homer Jordan, 1981 Career: 31, Rodney Williams, 1985-88 TOTAL OFFENSE BEST WINNING PERCENTAGE AS STARTING QUARTERBACK MOST OFFENSIVE PLAYS Season: 1,000 (12-0), Homer Jordan, 1981 Game: 57, Rodney Williams vs. N.C. State, 1987 Career: ,796, Mike Eppley (21-5-1). 1980-84 Season: 383, Steve Fuller, 1977 CONSECUTIVE GAMES STARTED AT QUARTERBACK Career: 1089, Steve Fuller. 1975-76-77-78 Career: 32 by Tommy Kendrick. 1969-71 MOST TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS MOST GAMES STARTED AT QUARTERBACK Game: 374, Bobby Gage vs. Auburn, 1947 Career: 43 by Rodney Williams, 1985-88 Season: 2164, Steve Fuller, 1978 MOST YARDS PASSING Career: 6096. Steve Fuller, 1975-76-77-78 Game: 323. Thomas Ray vs. North Carolina. 1965 TOTAL OFFENSE PER GAME Season: 180,3. Steve Fuller. 1978 Career: 141.7, Steve Fuller, 1975-78 YARDS PER PLAY Game: 12.0. Billy Hair vs. Duquesne. 1950 (24 plays, 104 rush, 185 pass for 289)

Season: 8.1 , Jackie Calvert, 1950 (157 plays, 714 rush, 557 pass for 1271) Career: 6,32, Bobby Gage, 1945-46-47-48 (594 plays, 1309 rush, 2448 pass for 3757) 200-YARDS GAMES Season: 4 by Billy Hair, 1951: by Steve Fuller. 1978: by Homer Jordan, 1981 Career: 9 by Steve Fuller, 1975-78

PASS RECEIVING MOST PASSES CAUGHT Game: 11, Phil Rogers vs. North Carolina. 1965 Season: 58, Jerry Butler, 1978 Career: 150, Perry Tuttle, 1978-79-80-81 MOST YARDS GAINED Game: 163, Jerry Butler vs, Georgia Tech, 1977 Season: 915, Perry Tuttle, 1980 Career: 2534, Perry Tuttle, 1978-79-80-81 RECEPTION YARDS PER GAME Season: 83,1, Perry Tuttle, 1980 Career: 55,5. Jerry Butler, 1975-78

Bobby Gage had a record 374 yards in total offense vs. Auburn in YARDS PER RECEPTION 1947. Game: (Mm, 5 rec.) 32 6 by Jerry Butler (5-163) vs. Georgia Tech, 1977 65 Season: (Mm. 10 rec.) 32.1 by Gary Cooper (13-417) in 1988 Career: (Min. 30 rec.) 21.76 by Gary Cooper (50-1088), 1985-88 MOST TOUCHDOWNS PASSES CAUGHT Game: 3, Dreher Gaskin vs. Auburn, 1953

Season: 8, Perry Tuttle, 1981 and Terrance Roulhac, 1984 Career: 18, Glenn Smith, 1949-50-51 RECEPTIONS BY A RUNNING BACK Game: 7 (for 31 yards) by Dick Bukowsky vs. Florida State, 1970 Season: 21, Ray Yauger, 1969 Career: 45, Ray Yauger, 1968-69-70 RECEPTIONS BY A TIGHT END

Game: 6, Jack Anderson vs. N.C. State, 1968; John McMakin vs. UNC, 1971; Bennie Cunningham vs. Wake Forest 1975 Season: 29, John McMakin, 1971 Career: 64, Bennie Cunningham, 1973-75 CONSECUTIVE GAMES CATCHING A PASS

Career: 35. Jerry Butler, 1975-78, Caught at least 1 pass in all

games in 1976, 1977 and 1978.

INTERCEPTIONS MOST INTERCEPTIONS Game: 3, Kit Jackson vs. Wake Forest, 1965

Season: 7, Fred Knoebel, 1951

Career: 17, Terry Kinard, 1978-82 Rex Varn returned 10 interceptions for a record 275 yards in his four-year career. Here he went 94 at in MOST YARDS INTERCEPTION RETURNS yards N.C. State 1978. Game: 101, Willie Underwood on 2 interceptions vs. South Carolina, 1980 Season: 156, Don Kelley on 3 interceptions, 1970 TOTAL PUNTING YARDS Career: 275, Rex Varn on 10 interceptions, 1976-77-78-79 Game: 504, Banks McFadden vs. Tulane, 1939 AVERAGE INTERCEPTION RETURN Season: 3468, David Sims, 1979 Career: 8126, David Sims, 1977-80 Game: (Min. 2) 50.5, Willie Underwood (2-101) vs. South Carolina, 1980 MOST PUNTS BLOCKED BY CLEMSON

Season: (Min. 3) 52.0, Don Kelley (3-156), 1970 2, Wingo Avery vs. The Citadel, 1954 Career; (Min. 5) 27.5, Rex Varn (10-275). 1976-79 INTERCEPTION RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWN PUNT RETURNS

Game: 1 by many MOST PUNT RETURNS

Season: 1 by many Game; 10, Shad Bryant vs. Furman, 1939

Career: 2. Rex Varn, 1976-79 Season; 34, Billy Davis. 1981 Marion 1941-42-43-45 INTERCEPTIONS BY A LINEBACKER Career: 88. Butler.

Game; 2, Johnny Rembert, vs. W. Carolina, 1982 MOST YARDS PUNT RETURNS

Season; 6, Johnny Rembert, 1982 Game; 167, Don Kelley on 4 returns vs. Maryland, 1970

Career: 8, Johnny Rembert, 1981-82 Season; 487, Shad Bryant on 27 returns, 1938 Career: 779, Shad Bryant, 1937-38-39 PUNTING AVERAGE PUNT RETURN

MOST PUNTS Game: (Mm. 2 Ret.) 51 ,0 (102 on 2), Richie Luzzi vs. Georgia 1968 Game: 13. Marion Butler vs. Wake Forest. 1942 Season: 25.3. Bobby Gage (12-303). 1948 Season; 81, David Sims, 1979 Career: 12.5, Streak Lawton (26-456), 1935-36 Career: 197, David Sims, 1977-78-79-80 BEST PUNTING AVERAGE KICKOFF RETURNS Game: (Mm. 3 punts) 55.3 Dale Hatcher (3 for 166) vs. Kentucky, MOST KICKOFF RETURNS 1982 Game: 7, John Shields vs. Alabama, 1969 Season; (Min. 25 punts) 43.9, David Sims, 81 punts. 1979 Season: 28, Bob Bosler, 1970 Career: (Min. 50 punts) 42.9. Dale Hatcher, 191 punts, 1981-84 Career: 66. Ray Williams, 1983-84-85-86 BEST NET PUNTING AVERAGE MOST YARDS KICKOFF RETURNS

Game: (Mm. 4 punts) 46.7, Dale Hatcher (6 punts) vs. Kentucky, Game; 174, David Thomas on 5 returns vs. Ga. Tech, 1972 1981 Season; 568, Bob Bosler on 28 returns, 1970

Season; (Min. 25 punts) 42.7, Dale Hatcher (54 punts) in 1984 Career: 1350, Ray Williams on 66 returns, 1983-84-85-86 Career: (Min. 50 punts) 40.7, Dale Hatcher (191 punts) 1981-84 KICKOFF RETURN FOR TOUCHDOWN

PUNTS OVER 50 YARDS Game: 1 by four players. Last —Joe Henderson vs. Ga. Tech, 1987 Game: 6, Banks McFadden (12 punts) vs. Tulane, 1939 Season: same as for game Season; 22, Banks McFadden (65 punts) m 1939 Career: same as for game Career: 44, Dale Hatcher (191 punts) 1981-84 AVERAGE KICKOFF RETURN

PUNTS INSIDE THE 20 Game: (Min. 2 ret.); 60.0, Terrance Roulhac (120 on 2) vs. Georgia Game; 6, Dale Hatcher vs. Georgia, 1982 Tech, 1986

Season; 24, David Sims in 1979 Season: 33.0, Terrance Roulhac (17-561), 1986 Career: 69, Dale Hatcher, 1981-84 Career: 26.4, Terrance Roulhac (41-1091), 1983-86

66 SCORING Tommy Chandler vs. Presbyterian. 1949 (modern record) MOST POINTS SCORED Season; 44, (of 48). Obed Ariri, 1978 Career: 107 (of 109). Bob Pauling. 1979-81-82-83 Game: 33. Maxcey Welch vs. Newberry. 1930 Season: 102. Lester Brown. 1978 BEST EXTRA POINT PERCENTAGE Career; 288. Obed Ann, 1977-78-79-80 Season; 1.000. (41-41)Donaldlgwebuike. 1984; 1.000(34-34)David POINTS PER GAME Treadwell, 1986; 1.000 (32-32) Bob Pauling. 1982; (25-25) David Treadwell. 1985 Season: 10.2. Fred Cone (92 m 9 games). 1950 Career: 1.000. (43-43), Donald Igwebuike, 1981-82-83-84 Career: 6 85 David Treadwell (233 in 34 games) 1985-87 MOST TOUCHDOWNS MOST CONSECUTIVE EXTRA POINTS 70, Bob Paulling (Last 3 in 1981, All 32 in 1982. First 35 in 1983) Game: 5. Stumpy Banks vs. Furman. 1917 (all rushing); Maxcey Welch vs. Newberry. 1930 (all rushing) MOST FIELD GOALS Season: 17, Lester Brown, 1978 (all rushing) Game; 4. Obed Ann vs. Wake Forest. 1977, 1980; vs. North Caro-

Career; 32. Lester Brown. 1976-77-78-79 (31 ,-ush, 1 receiving) lina. 1979; vs. N.C. State. 1980; David Treadwell vs. Georgia, MOST TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING 1987 Season; 23, Obed Ann. 1980 Game: Same As For Most Touchdowns Career: 63. Obed Ann. 1977-78-79-80 Season; Same As For Most Touchdowns Career: 31. Lester Brown, 1976-77-78-79 BEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE MOST TOUCHDOWNS RUN AND PASS Season; .941. Donald Igwebuike (16-17), 1984 Career; .829, Bob Paulling (34-41), 1979-81-82-83 Game: 5, Maxcey Welch vs. Newberry, 1930; Bobby Gage vs. Auburn, 1947; Stumpy Banks vs. Furman, 1917 MOST KICK-SCORING POINTS Season; 19, Mark Fellers. 1974 Game; 15, Obed Ann, vs. Wake Forest, 1978 and 1980; Donald Career: 44, Steve Fuller, 1975-76-77-78 Igwebuike vs. Duke, 1984 Season: 90, Bob Paulling. 1983 DIFFERENT WAYS SCORING A TOUCHDOWN Career; 288. Obed Ann, 1977-78-79-80 Season; 4, Bobby Gage, 1947 (run, pass, reception. KOR); Ray Mathews, 1948 (run, pass, reception, PR) MOST MULTIPLE FIELD GOAL GAMES LONGEST SCORING LATERAL Season; 8, Obed Ann, 1980 Career: 17, Obed Ariri, 1977-78-79-80 Game; 65 yards. Don Willis to Shad Bryant vs. George Washington, 1938 MOST CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS KICKED LONGEST NON-SCORING FUMBLE RETURN Season; 14, Obed Ann, 1980 Game; 83 yards. Tim Childers vs. Western Carolina. 1982 CONSECUTIVE GAMES KICKING A FIELD GOAL

Career; 15, Obed Ann (Last 6 games of 1 979, First 9 games of 1 980) MOST POINTS AFTER TOUCHDOWN MADE Game: 11 (of 11). W.C. Forsythe vs. Bingham. 1898; 9 (of 10).

Records Under Danny Ford Danny Ford vs. All Competition 1988 Overall Overall 9-2 85-27-4 .750 CU OPP Away from home 4-1 37-15-1 .708 Team G W L T Pet. Pts. Pts. At home 5-1 48-12-3 .786 Wake Forest 10 10 1.000 353 173 Vs. the ACC 6-1 51-13-1 .792 Virginia 10 10 1.000 372 121 In games decided by 7 points or less 1-2 25-18-4 .574 Western Carolina 4 4 1.000 125 30

In games CU has thrown less than Wofford 1 1.000 45 10

20 passes 8-0 67-7-2 .895 Nebraska 1 1.000 22 15 In games a CU back has gained 100 yards 6-0 44-6 .880 Furman 2 1.000 44 3 When CU has more yards passing Rice 1 1.000 19 3

than rush 0-0 8-8 .500 Ohio State 1 1.000 17 15

When CU has over 200 yards rushing 9-1 68-7-2 .896 Notre Dame 1 1.000 16 10

In the month of September 3-1 22-10 .688 Tulane 1 1.000 13 5

In the month of October 3-1 33-7 .825 Appalachian State 1 1.000 40 7

In the month of November 3-0 26-8-2 .743 Penn State 1 1.000 35 10

In the months of Dec/Jan 0-0 4-2 .667 Citadel 1 1.000 24

In televised games (cable or network) 5-1 44-14-3 .746 Stanford 1 1.000 27 21

In day games 9-2 79-22-4 .769 Duke 10 9 1 .900 349 159

In night games 0-0 6-5 .545 Virginia Tech 7 6 1 .857 147 74 Vs. AP Top 20 teams 0-1 14-11-1 .588 North Carolina 10 8 2 .800 208 132

When Clemson commits fewer turnovers South Carolina 10 6 3 1 .650 213 149

than opposition 7-0 53-3-2 .931 Kentucky 3 2 1 .667 52 35 When Clemson commits more turnovers Georgia Tech 6 4 2 .667 155 84

than opposition 2-1 20-19-1 .513 Maryland 10 5 4 1 .550 269 242 When Clemson commits the same number N.C. State 10 5 5 .500 223 204

of turnovers as opposition 0-1 12-5-1 .694 Georgia 9 4 4 1 .500 152 153

When Clemson scores first 8-2 64-12-2 .833 Boston College 2 1 1 .250 33 48 When opposition scores first 1-0 21-15-2 .579 Baylor 1 1 .000 18 24 When leading at halftime 7-1 67-8-2 .883 Minnesota 1 1 .000 13 20 When leading after 3rd quarter 9-0 76-6-3 .912 Florida State 1 1 .000 21 24 7-2 75-24-4 .748 On natural grass Totals: 27 Opp. 116 85 27 4 .750 3005 1771 On artificial surface 2-0 10-3-0 .769

67 SEASON SCORING Most Points Scored; 368 (12 Games, 1978) RUSHING Points/Game: 32.9 (1950) Most Rushes: 741 (1978) Touchdowns: 48 (1950) Most Yards Rushing; 3469 (1978) Least Points Scored; 19 (9 Games, 1931) Most TD's Rushing: 39 (1978) Most Times Held Scoreless; 6 (1920, 1926, 1931) Attempts/Game: 66.8 (1978) Most Field Goals: 23 (1980) Yards/Game: 289.1 (1978) Most Field Goal Attempts; 30 (1980, 1988) 200-Yard Games: 11 (1978, 1986) Highest Field Goal %; .944 (17-18) in 1984 300-Yard Games: 5 (1978) Extra Points Made; 44 (1978) Yards/Attempt: 5.25 (1950) Extra Points Attempted: 48 (1950) FORWARD PASSING Extra Point %: 1.000 (32-32, 1982); (34-34, 1986); (25-25, 1985) Most Passes Attempted: 302 (1970) SINGLE GAME OFFENSE Most Passes Completed: 145 (1970) Most Yards Passing: 1858 (1984) RUSHING Most TD's Passing: 17 (1984) Most Rushes: 78 vs. Duke, 1979 Most Passes Had Intercepted: 24 (1969) Most Yards Rushing; 615 vs. Georgia Tech, 1903 Attempts/Game: 27.5 (1970) Modern Record: 536 vs. Wake Forest, 1981 Completions/Game: 13.2 (1970) Most TD's Rushing: 11 vs. Presbyterian, 1945 Completion %: 55.5 (1984) FORWARD PASSING Yards/Game: 175.5 (1969) Most Passes Attempted: 54 vs. N.C. State. 1987 Lowest Interception %: .0229 (1988) Fewest Passes Attempted; vs. South Carolina, 1956 Fewest Interceptions: 4 (1938, 1988) Most Passes Completed: 25 vs. Florida State, 1970 Yards/Attempt: 9.8 (1950) Fewest Passes Completed: vs. George Washington, 1938; Pres- Yards/Completion: 23.3 (1950) byterian, 1942-53; South Carolina, 1943-44-52-56; Fordham, TOTAL OFFENSE 1952; VPI, 1956 Most Total Plays: 946 (1978) Most Yards Passing: 364 vs. Duke, 1963 -1 Most Total Yards: 5134 (1978) Fewest Yards Passing: vs. Maryland, 1956 Yards/Game: 427.8 (1978) Most Passes Had Intercepted: 7 vs. South Carolina, 1945 Yards/Play: 6.16 (1950) Most TD Passes: 4 vs. Auburn, 1947 400-Yard Games: 7 (1950, 1978, 1982) TOTAL OFFENSE PUNT RETURNS Most Total Offense: 756 vs. Wake Forest, 1981 Most Punts Returned: 53 (1945, 1987) Most Total Plays; 96 vs. Wake Forest, 1978 Most Yards Returned: 720 (1987) Most Yards/Play; 8.7 vs. Wake Forest, 1981 Most TD's Punt Returns: 2 (1938, 1948, 1954, 1970, 1987) PUNTING Most TD's By Blocked Punt: 2 (1940, 1948) Most Punts: 17 vs. South Carolina. 1943 Return: 17.1 Average (1948) Punting Average: (5 punts mm.) 51.0 (306 yards on six punts) vs. KICKOFF RETURNS Kentucky, 1981 Most Kickotf Returns: 57 (1970) PUNT RETURNS Most Yards Returned: 1187 (1970) Most Punt Returns; 1 1 vs. George Washington, 1941 ; vs. Georgia Average Return: 25.1 (1986) Tech, 1987 Most TD's By Kickotf Return: 1 (1947, 1959, 1962, 1987) Most Yards Returned; 227 vs. Georgia Tech, 1987 INTERCEPTION RETURNS KICKOFF RETURNS Most Passes Intercepted: 25 (1951) Most Kickoff Returns; 10 vs. Georgia Tech, 1944 Most Yards Returned; 361 (1951) Most Yards Returned: 198 vs. Florida, 1952 Most TD's By Interceptions: 3 (1959) INTERCEPTIONS RETURNED FIRST DOWNS Most Passes Intercepted: 6 vs. South Carolina, 1971 Most First Downs; 273 (1978) Most Yards Returned: 143 on 4 Returns vs. Maryland, 1970 Most First Downs Rushing: 192 (1978) FIRST DOWNS Most First Downs Passing; 89 (1969) Most First Downs Rushing; 27 vs. Presbyterian, 1957; vs. Wake PENALTIES Forest, 1981 Most Penalties: 104 (1987) Most First Downs Passing: 17 vs. North Carolina, 1965 Most Yards Penalized; 839 (1987) Most Total First Downs: 35 vs. Wake Forest, 1981 TURNOVERS PENALTIES Most Games Without A Turnover; 5 (1988) Most Penalties: 18 vs. Duke, 1983 Fewest Turnovers: 8 (1940) Most Yards Penalized: 180 vs. Furman, 1964 Fewest Turnovers/Game; 0.9 (1940) FUMBLES Lost by Offense; 43 in 1969 Most Fumbles: 14 vs. Presbyterian, 1953 Forced by Defense; 41 in 1981 Most Fumbles Lost: 5 vs. Wake Forest, 1 950; Boston College, 1 953: Best Turnover Margin: + 20 in 1988 Presbyterian, 1953; Auburn, 1954; Maryland, 1957; Wake For- Best Turnover Margin/Game; + 2.1 in 1940 est, 1963; Maryland, 1974; Tulane, 1975; Wake Forest, 1975; Worst Turnover Margin: - 18 in 1969 Virginia Tech, 1985 FUMBLES Most Opponent Fumbles Recovered; 6 vs. Duke, 1965 Most Fumbles: 49 (1963) Most Fumbles Both Teams: 21 vs. Presbyterian, 1953 Most Fumbles Lost; 26 (1963, 1975)

68 SCORING THE LAST TIME . . . Most Points Scored: 122 vs. Guilford, 1901 Greatest Victory Margin: 122-0 vs. Guilford, 1901 A punt was returned for a touchdown: Greatest Defeat Margin: 7-74 vs, Alabama. 1931 Clemson — 67 yards — Donnell Woolford vs. Wake Forest, Oct. Most Field Goals: 4 on five occasions (last time vs. Georgia, 1987) 31, 1987 at Clemson (Clemson 31, Wake Forest 17). Most Field Goal Attempts: 6 vs. Georgia, 1983 Opponent— 76 yards — Deion Sanders of Florida State, Sept. 1 7, DEFENSE 1988 at Clemson (Clemson 21, Florida State 24), Best Rush Defense: -21 yards vs. Furman, 1941 A kickoff was returned for a touchdown: Best Pass Defense: yards vs, nine teams (Last time vs. Rice, 1 959) Best Total Defense: -12 yards vs, Furman, 1948 Clemson —95 yards —Joe Henderson vs, Georgia Tech, Sept, 26, 1987 at Clemson (Clemson 33, Georgia Tech GENERAL OTHER 12), Consecutive Wins Most Wins: 12 (1981) Opponent —96 yards—Quinton McCracken of Duke, Oct. 15, One Season: 12—1981 Most Ties: 3 (1906) 1988 at Clemson (Clemson 49, Duke 17).

1 1 —1 948 Most Losses; 9 (1 975) 10—1978 An interception was returned for a touchdown: 9—1982 Clemson — 68 yards — Doug Brewster vs. Georgia Tech, Sept. 24, 1988, at Atlanta (Clemson 30, Georgia Tech 13). Consecutive Seasons: 15— 1947-48-49 13—1939-40 Opponent —40 yards by Brad Edwards of South Carolina. Nov. 13—1980-81 21. 1987 at Columbia, S.C. (Clemson 7, South Carolina 20). Consecutive Games Without Defeat 16—1949-51-51 (2 ties) A punt was blocked by: 15—1947-48-49 (0 ties) Clemson — Jerome Henderson blocked a Dan DeArmas punt in

Most Wins in Season the fourth quarter, Nov. 1 2. 1 988, at College Park, Md. (Clemson 49, 12—1981(12-0) 9—1959(9-2) Maryland 25). 11—1948(11-0) 9—1982(9-1-1) 11—1978(11-1) 9—1983(9-1-1) Opponent —Jock Jones of Virginia Tech blocked a punt of David 10—1987(10-2) 9—1988 (9-2) Weaver in the fourth quarter, Sept. 3, 1988 (Clemson 40, Virginia 9—1950 (9-0-1) Tech 7). Consecutive Quarters Scoring A Point: A punt was blocked for a touchdown: 20 in 1983 and 1987 Clemson — Donnell Woolford vs. Maryland. Nov. 16. 1985, at TEAM SINGLE SEASON DEFENSE Clemson. Woolford blocked a Darryl Wright punt with the line of scrimmage at the Maryland 44. Perry Williams caught the ball m mid- RUSHING air at the 30 and ran for touchdown (Maryland 34. Clemson 31). Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed: 904 (1941) Fewest Rushing Plays Allowed: 334 (1941) Opponent — Victor Jones of Virginia Tech. Sept. 13, 1986, Fewest Rushing Yards/Game Allowed: 82,6 (1987) blocked a Bill Spiers punt with the line of scrimmage at the Clemson Fewest Rushing Yards/Play Allowed: 2.382 (1987) 6, with Spiers kicking out of his own end zone. Mitch Dove re- covered ball in the end zone for touchdown (Clemson 13, Virginia TOTAL OFFENSE Tech 20). Fewest Total Yards Allowed: 1575 (1939) Fewest Plays Allowed: 462 (1943) A safety was scored: Fewest Yards/Game Allowed: 157,5 (1939) Clemson — Clemson scored a safety against Georgia when Fewest Yards/Play Allowed: 3.03 (1939) James Lott and Gene Beasley tackled quarterback James Jackson on a sweep left with the line of scrimmage at the one. The safety PASSING brought Clemson to within two, 20-18. The game was played at Fewest Attempts Allowed: 105 (1938) Clemson Sept. 19, 1987 (Clemson 21, Georgia 20). Fewest Completions Allowed: 32 (1939) Fewest Passing Yards Allowed: 449 (1939) Opponent — Tony Guyton and Willie Mclntee of South Carolina Lowest Opponent Comp. °o: .294 (1939) tackled Clemson quarterback Mike Eppley in the end zone on a

Fewest Passing Yards/Game Allowed: 33.0 (1938) pass attempt, Nov. 24. 1 984, at Clemson. The safety cut Clemson s MISCELLANEOUS lead to 21-10 (South Carolina 22. Clemson 21). Fewest First Downs Allowed: 80 (1939) A fumble was recovered for a touchdown: Fewest Points Per Game Allowed: 4.5 (1939) Clemson—Anthony Parete vs. Georgia Tech. Parete fumbled ball Yards/Kickoff Return Allowed: 14.7 in Fewest (1952) at the Yellow Jacket two. ball went into end zone, Parete fell on it for Most Quarterback Sacks: 44 (1981) a touchdown in second quarter to give Clemson 24-0 lead, Sept. 24, 1983, at Clemson (Clemson 41, Georgia Tech 14).

Opponent — Peter Anderson of Georgia fell on ball in end zone after ball was fumbled by Lars Tate from six-yard line in fourth quarter to make score 17-13, Georgia. Game was played at Clem- son on CBS national TV Sept. 21, 1985 (Georgia 20. Clemson 13).

Ford Now Second in AGO Total Wins

Danny Ford is now second in career wins as an ACC coach. This includes games at an ACC school only (1953-present). Clemson s

Frank Howard is first on the list with 98 wins. The list includes overall games, not just games with ACC teams,

Rk Name School Yrs Won Lost Tied

1 Franky Howard Clemson 17 98 71 2 Danny Ford Clemson 10 85 27

Bill Dooley N. Carolina/Wake F, 12 82 60 3

Bill Murray Duke 13 80 45 3 Earle Edwards N,C, State 17 77 88 8 77 Jerome Henderson is the last Tiger to block a punt; he did it at Jerry Claiborne Maryland 10 37 3 Maryland this season. Dick Crum N, Carolina 10 72 41 3

69 ) )

MOST YARDS RUSHING As A Sophomore Perry Tuttle—36 Gary Cooper 34 As A Freshman (1979) (1987) Phil Rogers—36 (1965) Terrance Rulhac—26 (1984) Terry Allen—973 (1987) Buck George—453 (1951) Jerry Butler—33 (1976) Glenn Smith—25 (1949) Kenny Flowers—557 (1983) Chuck McSwain—443 (1979) Ken Callicutt— 505 (1973) As A Junior Perry Tuttle— Phil Rogers—42 As A Sophomore 53 (1980) (1966) Jerry Butler—47 (1977) John McMakin—40 (1970) Terry Allen— 1,139 (1988) Buddy Gore— 750 (1966) Ken Callicutt— 809 (1974) Wesley McFadden—781 (1987) As A Senior Stacey Driver— 774 (1983) Warren Ratchford—676 (1976) Jerry Butler—58 (1978) Glenn Smith—39 (1951)

Ray Yauger—760 (1 968) Ray Mathews—646 (1 948) Perry Tuttle— 52 (1981) Keith Jennings—30 (1988) Charlie Waters—44 (1969) John McMakin— 29 (1971) As A Junior

Kenny Flowers— 1 ,200 (1985) Joel Wells— 782 (1955) MOST YARDS RECEIVING Gore— 1,045 (1967) Ray Mathews—728 (1949) Buddy As A Freshman Lester Brown— 1,002 (1978) Billy Hair—698 (1951) Ray Williams—342 (1983) Terrance Roulhac—214 (1983) Ray Yauger—968 (1969) Fred Cone—692 (1949) Cliff Austin—824 (1982) Chuck McSwain—692 (1982) As A Sophomore Gary Cooper—618 (1987) Jerry Butler—484 (1976) As A Senior Perry Tuttle—544 (1979) Phil Rogers—466 (1965) Terrence Flagler— 1 ,258 (1986) Fred Cone—845 (1950) Terrance Roulhac—512 (1984) Cliff Austin— 1,064 (1982) Stacey Driver— 831 (1985) Kevin Mack—862 (1983) Joel Wells—803 (1956) As A Junior Perry Tuttle—915 Terrance Roulhac—533 MOST YARDS PASSING (1980) (1985) Jerry Butler—824 (1977) John McMakin—532 (1970) As A Freshman Phil Rogers—574 (1966) Glenn Smith—498 (1950) Rodney Williams—772 (1985) Steve Fuller—354 (1975) As A Senior Willie Jordan—728 (1975) Jerry Butler—908 (1 978) Glenn Smith—632 (1 951 As A Sophomore Perry Tuttle—883 (1981) Don Kelley—505 (1971)

Tommy Kendrick— 1 ,446 (1969) Harvey White— 841 (1957) Charlie Waters— 738 (1969) Craig Brantley—475 (1975) Homer Jordan— 1,311 (1980) Steve Fuller—835 (1976) LEADING SCORERS Rodney Williams— 1,245 (1986) Jim Parker—736 (1961) As A Freshman As A Junior Obed Ariri—53 (1977) Terry Allen—48 (1987) Steve Fuller— 1,655 (1977) Mike Eppley— 1,410 (1983) Kenny Flowers—48 (1983) Willie Jordan—41 (1975) Homer Jordan— 1,630 (1981) Tommy Kendrick— 1 ,407 (1970)

Jimmy Addison— 1 ,491 (1966) Billy Hair— 1,004 (1951) As A Sophomore Rodney Williams— 1,486 (1987) Obed Ariri— 86 (1978) Bill McGuirt— 54 (1960) Ray Mathews— 78 (1948) Lester Brown—54 (1977) As A Senior David Treadwell—76 (1985) Terry Allen—54 (1988) Steve Fuller— 1,515 (1978) Bill Lott— 1,184 (1979) Mike Eppley— 1,494 (1984) Rodney Williams— 1,087 (1988) As A Junior

1 Ken Pengitore— 1,370 (1973) Tommy Kendrick— 1 ,040 (1971) Lester Brown— 02 (1 978) Bob Paulling—68 (1 982) Kenny Flowers—78 (1 Maxcey Welch—64 (1 930) MOST TOTAL OFFENSE 985) David Treadwell—70 (1986) Obed Ariri—62 (1979)

As A Freshman Ray Yauger— 68 (1 969) Fred Cone— 55 (1 949) Terry Allen—973 Don King—688 (1987) (1952) As A Senior Willie Jordan— 951 (1975) Ken Callicutt— 505 (1973) Fred Cone—92 (1950) David Treadwell—87 (1987) Rodney Williams—899 (1985) Bob Paulling—90 (1 983) Cliff Austin—84 (1 982) As A Sophomore Donald Igwebuike—89 (1985) Terrence Flagler—78 (1986)

Homer Jordan— 1,683 (1980) Billy Hair— 1,217 (1950) Obed Ariri—87 (1 980) Charlie Timmons—77 (1 941 Rodney Williams— 1,597 (1986) Terry Allen— 1,139 (1988) TOUCHDOWN RESPONSIBILITY Steve Fuller— 1,338 (1976) Harvey White— 1,038 (1957)

Tommy Kendrick— 1 ,335 (1969) Jim Parker—975 (1961) As A Freshman Kenny Flowers— 8 (1 983) Willie Jordan— 7 (1 975) As A Junior Terry Allen—8 (1987) Homer Jordan—2,116 (1981) Billy Hair— 1,702 (1951) Steve Fuller—2,092 (1977) Rodney Williams— 1,571 (1987) As A Sophomore Ray Mathews— 1 5 (1 948) Harvey White- -12 (1957) As A Senior Billy Hair— 13 (1950) Steve Fuller- 11 (1976) Steve Fuller— 2,164 (1978) Billy Lott— 1 ,569 (1969) Ken Pengitore— 1,941 (1973) Rodney Williams— 1,357 As A Junior Mike Eppley— 17 (1983) Mike Eppley— 1,769 (1984) Jackie Calvert— 1 ,271 (1950) Bobby Gage— 17 (1948) Lester Brown— 17 (1978) Homer Jordan— 15 (1981) MOST RECEPTIONS As A Senior As A Freshman Mark Fellers— 19 (1974) Mike Eppley— 15 (1985) Ray Williams— 1 9 (1 983) Terrance Roulhac— 1 5 (1 983) Steve Fuller— 17 (1978) Ken Pengitore— 14 (1973) Fred Cone— 15 (1950) Cliff Austin— 14 (1982)

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Career Passing Efficiency Leaders

(Minimum 100 Attempts)

Cmp. Had Int. Yds./ TD Rating Pninte PIdyGr Ye3rs Att. Comp. Pet. Int. Pet. Yards Att. TD Prt r Ull 1 13 Mark

1 FELLERS 1972-73-74 1 24 58 46.8 7 5.64 943 7.60 12 9.68 Mike

2. EPPLEY 1980-82-83-84 449 252 56.1 26 5.79 3354 7.47 28 6.23 1 27.85 Bobby

3. GAGE 1945-46-47-48 278 123 44.2 27 9.71 2448 8.81 24 8.63 1 27.26 Harvey 4. WHITE 1957-58-59 289 145 50.2 12 4.15 2103 7.28 18 6.22 123.58

Jackie S CALVERT 1048-49-51 101 40 39.6 8 7.92 885 8.76 8 7.92 123.48 Steve

6 FULLER 1975-76-77-78 554 287 51 .8 21 3.79 4359 7.87 22 3,97 1 23.43 Homer

7 IDRHAN 479 250 52.2 27 5.63 3643 7.61 1 3.13 1 15.19

Billy

8. LOTT 1977-78-79 198 105 53.0 7 3.53 1385 7,00 5 2.52 1 13.06 Mike 9. O'CAIN 1974-75-76 182 91 50.0 9 4.94 1291 7.09 6 3.30 110.57 Jimmy 10. ADDISON 1965-66-67 393 202 51.4 27 6.87 2616 6.66 16 4.07 107.04 Rodney 11. WILLIAMS 1985-86-87 706 328 46.5 27 3.82 4590 6.50 16 2.27 101.1 Randy 12. ANDERSON 1984-85-86 142 74 52.1 6 4.23 847 6.00 3 2.11 100.71 Ken 13. PENGITORE 1971-72-73 356 154 43.3 18 5.06 2412 6.78 11 3.09 100.33 Lowndes 14. SHINGLER 1958-59-60 238 104 43.7 15 6.30 1517 6.37 9 3.78 97.08 Tommy 15. KENDRICK 1969-70-71 644 303 47.0 42 6.52 3893 6.05 24 3.72 97.06 ,,. 4532 ,. . 11 5237811 5 1

Career Leaders fi^mf

CAREER PASSING YARDAGE 1 Jimmy Addison 1965-67 27-393 0687 CAREER TOTAL CARRIES Rk Name Years Att Comp Pet Yards 14 Joe Anderson 1960-62 15-205 0731 Rh Name Years Carries 15 Jackie Calvert 1948-51 8- 101 0792 1 Rodney Williams 1985-88 706 328 .465 4590 Buddy Gore 1966-68 600 ^ 2, Steve Fuller 1975-78 554 287 518 4359 2 Kenny Flowers 1983-86 590 3 Tommy Kendnck 1969-71 644 303 .470 3893 CAREER PASSING YARDS/ATTEMPT 3 Ray Yauger 1968-70 555 4. Homer Jordan 1979-82 479 250 .522 3643 4 Steve Fuller 1975-78 535 Rk Name Years Y/Att 5. Mike Eppley 1980-84 449 252 .561 3354 5 Lester Brown 1976-79 505 1 Bobby Gage 1945-48 8 81 6. Jimmy Addison 1955-67 393 202 .514 2616 6 Ken Callicutt 1973-77 492 2 Jackie Calvert 1948-50 876 7. Bobby Gage 1945-48 278 123 .442 2448 7 Chuck McSwain 1979-82 483 3 Steve Fuller 1975-78 7 87 8 Ken Pengitore 1971-73 356 154 433 2412 8 Stacey Driver 1982-85 476 Homer Jordan 1979-82 7 61 9, Harvey White 1957-59 289 145 .502 2103 9 Fred Cone 1948-50 466 Mark Fellers 1972-74 7 60 10- Don King 1952-54 318 134 .421 2077 1 Cliff Austin 1978-82 423 g Mike Eppley 1980-84 7 47 1 1 Jim Parker 1961-63 282 126 .447 1895 1 Charlie Timmons 1939-41 41 7 Harvey White 1957-59 7 28 QUI,, |_l ir 12. billy iiair 1950-52 295 116 .393 1885 1 Joel Wells 1954-56 383 Q Mike O Cain 1974-76 7 09 13, Thomas Ray 1963-65 279 112 .401 1655 1 Terry Allen 1987-88 382 g Billy Lott 1977-79 7 00 14, Lowndes Shingler 1958-60 238 104 .437 1517 Terrence Flagler 1982-86 379 1 Ken Pengitore 1971-73 6 78 It 15, Billy Lott 1977-79 198 105 .535 1376 1 Tracy Johnson 1985-88 367 1 -j Jim Parker 1961-63 6.72 CAREER PASS ATTEMPTS 1 Jimmy Addison 1965-67 6 66 CAREER RECEPTION LEADERS Rk Name Years Attempts 13. Don King 1952-54 6 53 Rk Name, Pos Years Yds Avg TD Rec 1 Rodney Williams 1985-88 6.50 1 Rodney Williams 1985-88 706 1 Perry Tuttle. WR 1978-81 2534 16,9 17 150 15. Billy Hair 1950-52 6 2. Tommy Kendnck 1969-71 644 39 2 Jerry Butler, WR 1975-78 2223 15,0 11 139 3. Steve Fuller 1975-78 554 3 Phil Rogers, WR 1965-67 1469 13,9 5 106 4. Homer Jordan 1979-82 479 CAREER TOUCHDOWN PASSES 4 John McMakin, TE 1969-71 1255 13 5 12 93 1980-84 5. Mike Eppley 449 Rk Name Years TDs 5 Terrance Roulhac, WR 1983-86 1487 15,2 16 92 6. Jimmy Addison 1965-67 393 6 Glenn Smith, TE 1949-51 1576 17 9 18 88 1 Mike Eppley 1980-84 28 7. Ken Pengitore 1971-73 356 7 Ray Williams, WR 1983-86 1290 15,0 6 86 2. Tommy Kendrick 1969-71 24 8, Don King 1952-54 Keith Jennings, 1985-88 14,3 318 Bobby Gage 1945-48 24 8 WR 1117 2 78 9. Billy Hair 1950-52 295 9 Charlie Waters, WR 1967-69 1196 17 1 4 68 4. Steve Fuller 1975-78 22

10, Harvey White 1957-59 289 1 u Jerry Gaillard, WR 1978-81 831 12 6 1 66 5. Harvey White 1957-59 18 1 1 Jim Parker 1961-63 282 Bennie Cunningham, TE 1972-75 1044 16,31 10 64 6 Jimmy Addison 1965-67 15 12, Thomas Ray 1963-65 279 1 Joey Walters. WR 1974-76 963 16,32 6 59 Rodney Williams 1985-88 16 13, Bobby Gage 1945-48 278 1 Wayne Bell, TE 1964-66 883 16,35 6 54 8 Homer Jordan 1979-82 15 14. Lowndes Shingler 1958-60 238 Frank Magwood, WR 1979-82 920 18 1 3 51 Billy Hair 1950-52 15 1 c 15, Joe Anderson 1960-62 205 1 Edgar McGee, TE 1965-67 614 12 2 4 50 10. Don King 1952-54 14 Gary Cooper, WR 1985-88 1088 21,8 7 50 CAREER PASS COMPLETIONS 1 1 Mark Fellers 1972-74 12 1 Jim Riggs, TE 1983-86 1 1947-50 650 13 3 49 Rk Name Years Comp Ray Mathews 12 1 K. D. Dunn. TE 1981-84 519 11,0 9 47 13. Ken Pengitore 1971-73 1 1. 1985-88 Rodney Williams 328 1 Q Ray Yauger. TB 1968-70 328 7,3 7 45 1 Lowndes Shingler 1958-60 9 2. Kendnck 1969-71 Tommy 303 20 Jeff Stockstill, WR 1979-82 454 11,4 40 1 Jackie Calvert 1948-50 8 3. 1975-78 Steve Fuller 287 21 Gary Barnes. WR 1959-61 619 15,9 6 39 4. 1980-84 Mike Eppley 252 Gordy Bengel. WR 1971-73 601 15,4 2 39 5. Homer Jordan 1979-82 250 CAREER RUSHING YARDAGE 23 Joe Blalock, TE 1939-41 773 20,4 1 1 38 6. Jimmy Addison 1965-67 202 Rk Name Years TC Avg TD Yards 24 Eddis Freeman, TE 1943-46 654 17,68 7 37 7, Ken Pengitore 1971-73 154 1. Kenny Flowers 1983-86 590 4 94 26 2914 25 Bill Mathis. TB 1957-59 502 17 2 7 35 8. Harvey White 1957-59 145 2. Buddy Gore 1966-68 600 4.29 15 2571 Lou Fogle. TE 1961-63 439 12 5 1 35 9, 1952-54 Don King 134 3, Ray Yauger 1968-70 555 4.39 16 2439 10, Jim Parker 1961-63 126 4. Chuck McSwain 1979-82 483 4.80 23 2320 CAREER RECEPTION YARDAGE 11 Bobby Gage 1945-48 123 5. Stacey Driver 1982-85 476 4 82 15 2293 Rk Name, Pos, Years Yards 12, Billy 1 Tuttle. 1978-81 Hair 1950-52 116 6, Ken Callicutt 1973-77 492 4 59 11 2256 Perry WR 2534 13, Thomas Ray 1963-65 112 7. Lester Brown 1976-79 505 4 45 31 2228 2 Jerry Butler, WR 1975-78 2223 14. Billy Lott 1977-79 105 8 Fred Cone 1948-50 466 4 66 30 2172 3 Glenn Smith. TE 1949-51 1576 1983-86 15, Lowndes Singler 1958-60 104 9, Terrence Flagler 1982-85 379 5 70 17 2162 4 Terrance Roulhac, WR 1487 5 Phil Rogers, WR 1965-67 1469 CAREER COMPLETION PERCENTAGE 10, Cliff Austin 1978-82 423 5 06 27 2139 11, Terry Allen 1987-88 382 5.53 17 2112 6 Ray Williams, WR 1983-85 1290 (Min. 150 Attempts) 7 John McMakin, TE 1969-71 1255 1 Joel Wells 1954-56 383 5 06 16 1937 Rk Name Years Comp-Att Pel 13, Ray Mathews 1947-50 331 5.70 20 1886 8 Charlie Waters. WR 1967-69 1166 1 Mike Eppley 1980-84 252 449 561 14 Steve Fuller 1975-78 535 3.20 22 1737 9 Keith Jennings, WR 1985-88 1117 2, Billy Lott 1977-79 105 198 530 10 Gary Cooper, 1985-88 1088 1 Billy Hair 1950-52 321 4.92 15 1579 WR

3. Homer Jordan 1979-82 250 479 522 1 16. Tracy Johnson 1985-88 367 4.22 23 1548 Bennie Cunningham, TE 1972-75 1044 4, Steve Fuller 1975-78 287 554 518 12 Joey Walters, 1974-76 963 1 7. Charlie Timmons 1939-41 415 3.72 15 1545 WR 5. Jimmy Addison 1965-67 202 393 514 13 Frank Magwood, WR 1979-82 920 1 8. Marvin Sims 1976-79 316 4 88 4 1541 6. Harvey White 1957-59 145 289 502 19 Warren Ratchford 1974-78 292 5.00 4 1470 14 Wayne Bell, TE 1964-66 883 7, Mike Cain 1974-76 91 O 182 500 20 Kevin Mack 1980-83 303 4 79 12 1450 1 Jerry Gaillard. WR 1978-81 831 8, Tommy Kendnck 1969-71 303 644 470 21 Smiley Sanders 1971-73 341 4 14 13 141 9 Rodney Williams 1985-88 328 706 .465 22 Harold Goggins 1975-78 283 4 90 6 1377 TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS 10, Jim Parker 1961-63 126 282 447 23. Bobby Gage 1945-48 316 4 14 8 1309 Rk Name, Pos Years TDs 11, Bobby Gage 1945-48 123-278 442 24 Buck George 1951-54 240 5 33 9 1280 1 Glenn Smith. TE 1949-51 18 12, Lowndes Shingler 1958-60 104-238 .437 Perry 1976-79 4 10 5 1219 Tracy 296 2 Perry Tuttle, WR 1978-81 17 13, Billy Ammons 1965-68 83-191 435 1962-64 51 10 1191 26 Pat Cram 339 3 3 Terrance Roulhac, WR 1983-86 16 14, Joe Anderson 1960-62 .434 89 205 4 11 27 Jeff McCall 1979-82 288 02 1157 4 John McMakin, TE 1969-71 12 15, Ken Pengitore 1971-73 154-356 433 28 Hugh Mauldin 1963-65 301 3.83 8 1152 5 Jerry Butler, WR 1975-78 1 1948-50 12 1149 CAREER INTERCEPTION AVOIDANCE 29 Jackie Calvert 194 5.92 Joe Blalock. TE 1939-41 11 30 Billy O Dell 1953-55 262 4 32 9 1133 (Min. 100 Attempts) 7 Bennie Cunningham, TE 1972-75 10 1981-84 9 Rk Name Years Int-AtI Pet 8 K. D Dunn, TE Yauger, 1968-70 7 1, Billy Lott 1977-79 7 -198 0353 CAREER RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 9 Ray TB 1985-88 6 2, Steve Fuller 1975-78 21 -554 0379 Rk Name Years TDs Gary Cooper, WR 11 Joey Walters, WR 1974-76 6 3, Rodney Williams 1985-88 27-706 .0382 1 Lester Brown 1976-79 31 1964-66 6 4, Randy Anderson 1984-87 6-145 0414 2 Fred Cone 1948-50 30 Wayne Bell. TE Williams, 1983-86 6 5. Harvey White 1957-59 12-289 .0415 3 Cliff Austin 1978-82 27 Ray WR 6. Mike O'Cain 1974-76 9-182 .0494 4 Kenny Flowers 1983-86 26 7. Ken Pengitore 1971-73 18-356 0506 5 Chuck McSwain 1979-82 23 CAREER YARDS PER RECEPTIONS 8 Homer Jordan 1979-82 24-479 0563 Tracy Johnson 1985-88 23 (Min 30 Receptions) 9. Mark Fellers 1972-74 7-124 0564 7 Steve Fuller 1975-78 22 Rk Name. Pos Years Rec. Y/Rec

10. Mike Eppley 1980-84 26-449 0579 8 Ray Mathews 1947-50 20 1 Gary Cooper. WR 1985-88 50 21,8 11. Lowndes Shingler 1958-60 15-238 0630 9 Terrence Flagler 1982-86 17 2 Joe Blalock, TE 1939-41 38 20 4

1 12. Tommy Kendnck 1969-71 42-644 0652 10 Terry Allen 1987-88 17 3 , Frank Magwood, WR 1979-82 51 18

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4. Glenn Smith. TE 1949-51 88 17 9 Chuck McSwain. RB 1979-82 46 5 Eddis Freeman. TE 1943-46 37 17 7 Bubba Brown. LB 1976-79 46 6 . WR 1975-78 33 17,3 Jim Stuckey. OT 1976-79 46 7. Bill Mathis. TB 1957-59 35 17,2

8 Charlie Waters, WR 1967-69 68 17 1 CAREER PUNT RETURN YARDAGE 9, Perry Tuttle, WR 1978 -81 150 16 9 Rk Name Years No Avg TD Yds

10 Wayne Bell, TE 1964-66 54 16,35 1 Shad Bryant 1937-39 65 12 1 779

Joey Walters. WR 1974-76 59 1 6 32 2 Donnell Woolford 1985-88 76 9.9 2 754

12. Bennie Cunningham. TE 1 972-75 64 16,31 3, Don Kelley 1969-71 56 113 2 632 13, Terrance Roulhac. WR 1983-86 92 162 4, Willie Jordan 1975-78 54 10 5 569 14, Jerry Butler, WR 1975-78 139 16,0 5, Billy Davis 1980-83 87 6,4 555 6 Streak Lawton 1935-36 26 17,5 2 456 CAREER TOTAL OFFENSE 7 James Lott 42 10.7 450 Rk N8m6 Years Plays Rush Pass Total 8 Richie Luzzi 1966-68 56 7 9 1 441

1 Steve Fuller 1 975-78 1 1 737 089 4359 6096 9 Bobby Gage 1945-48 39 11.3 1 439 2 noanoy wiiiiams i9B5*o8 1005 834 4590 5424 10 Jackie Calvert 1948-50 33 13.2 433 i Ct~Te\ QO 3 Homer Jordsn 1 y /y-o<; 859 971 3643 4614 11. Hugh Mauldin 1963-65 32 10.5 336 4. Bobby Gage 1 945-48 594 1309 2448 3757 George Usry 1957-59 35 9.6 336

5. Mike Eppley 1 yoU-o4 614 398 3354 3752 13- Frank Liberatore 1964-67 29 11.2 2 325 Billy Hair 1 6 950-52 616 1 579 1 885 3464 14 Jeff Siepe 1970-72 36 80 288 — 7, Tommy Kendrlck 1 969-71 794 484 3893 3409 15 Jim Coleman 1954-56 20 12 3 246 8 Ken Pengitore 1 971-73 703 898 2412 3310

9 Kenny Flowers 1 yoo-oD 590 291 2914 CAREER KICKOFF RETURN YARDAGE 10 Ray Mathews 1947-50 449 1886 907 2793 Rk Name Years No Avg TD Yds

1 Jimmy Addison 1965-67 472 172 2616 2788 1 Ray Williams 1983-86 66 20 5 1350 12 Don King 1952-54 574 684 2077 2761 2, Terrance Roulhac 1983-86 42 264 1108 13 Harvey White 1957-59 483 489 2103 2592 3, Warren Ratchford 1974-78 44 220 848 14 Buddy Gore 1966-68 601 2571 25^1 4, William Scott 1974-75 36 20 1 723 15, Ray Yauger 1968-70 560 2439 50 2489 5, John Shields 1968-69 30 21.6 647 16, Stacey Driver 1982-85 488 2293 134 2427 6 Buddy Gore 1966-68 26 24.5 637 17 Jim Parker 1961-63 449 518 1895 2413 7 Joe Henderson 1987-88 23 26.7 1 614 Q 18 Ken Callicutt 1973-77 499 2256 99 2355 O Willie Jordan 1975-78 29 21 510 19 Chuck McSwain 1979-82 483 2320 2320 9 Jacky Jackson 1955-67 27 21,4 578 20 Lester Brown 1976-79 505 2258 2258 10 Steve Griffin 1982-86 27 21,4 577 21, Fred Cone 1948-50 469 2172 11 2183 11 Bob Bosler 1070-72 29 196 568 22 Terrence Flagler 1983-86 379 2162 2162 12 David Thomas 1972 23 22 7 522 23, Cliff Austin 1978-82 423 2139 2139 13, Jay Washington 1972-73 25 206 514 24, Lowndes Shmgler 1958-60 387 556 1517 2073 Allen already ranks 11th in Clemson rushing 14, Bobby Gage 1945-48 21 23,4 1 491 25 Joel Wells 1954-56 391 1937 115 2052 history. 15 Dennis Goss 1971-72 21 22 461 Wesley McFadden 1987-88 23 20.0 461 CAREER SCORING FGM- CAREER KICK SCORING Rk Name Years TO PAT FGA TPS 9 Jeff Bostic, C-OG 1977-79 36 Rk Name Years Pts 1 Obed Ann 1977-80 99-103 63-97 288 Joe Bostic, OT-OG 1975-78 36 1 Obed Ann 1977-iJO 288 2 David Treadweil 1985-87 92-93 47-66 233 Gene Beasley. SS 1985-88 36 2 David Treadweil 1985-87 233 3 Bob Paulling 1979-83 107-109 34-41 209 3, Bob Paulling 1979-83 209 4, Lester Brown 1976-79 32 192 CAREER LEADERS IN STARTS BY POSITION 4 Donald Igwebuike 1981-84 139 5, Fred Cone 1948-50 31 3-4 189 (# of Games started at that positioni 5 Eddie Seigler 1970-72 134 6 Ray Mathews 1947-50 28 168 Offense FIELD Kenny Flowers 1983-86 28 168 CAREER GOALS TE: 33 by Bennie Cunningham, 1972-75 Rk Name Years FGS 8 Cliff Austin 1978-82 27 162 OT: Gary 1979-82 33 by Brown. 1 Obed Ann 1977-80 63 9, Ray Yauger 1968-70 23 •2 140 OG 34 by James Farr, 1980-83 2 David Treadweil 1985-87 47 Tracy Johnson 1985-88 23 • 2 140 C: 35 by Jeff Bak, 1985-88 3 Bob Paulling 1979-83 34 11, Donald Igwebuike 1981-84 43-43 32-43 139 WR: 35 by Perry Tuttle. 1978-81 4, Donald Igwebuike 1981-84 32 12, Chuck IvlcSwain 1979-82 23 138 QB 43 by Rodney Williams. 1985-88 5, Eddie Seigler 1970-72 30 13, Eddie Seigler 1970-72 44-46 30-60 134 RB: 32 by Ken Callicutt. 1973-77 Steve Fuller 1975-78 22 •2 134 PK: 43 by Obed Ann, 1977-80 CAREER PATS •2 Terrence Flagler 1983-86 22 134 Rk Name Years Pts 16 Charlie Timmons 1939-41 15 39 129 Defense 1 Bob Paulling 1979-83 107 17 Bill fvflathis 1957-59 20 6 126 DE 40 by Jonathan Brooks. 1975-78 2 Obed Arm 1977-80 99 18 Glenn Smith 1949-51 18 108 DT: 40 by Jim Stuckey. 1976-79 3 David Treadweil 1985-87 92 1954-56 17 19, Joel Wells 102 MG 31 by Will e Anderson. 1972-74 4 Charles Radcliff 1950-52 72 1978-81 Perry Tuttle 17 102 LB: 42 by Bubba Brown. 1976-79 5 Lon Armstrong 1959-61 53 Terrance Roulhac 1983-86 17 102 DB: 36 by Gene Beasley. 1985-88 Terry Allen 1987-88 17 102 P: 43 by Dale Hatcher, 1981-84 CAREER TOUCHDOWN RESPONSIBILITY 23 Buddy Gore 1966-68 16 96 Rk Player Years Rush Pass "Other Total

24 Ron Scrudato 1959-61 15 • 2 92 CAREER GAMES PLAYED 1 Steve Fuller, QB 1975-78 22 22 44

25 Smiley Sanders 1971-73 15 90 Rk Name, Pos Years Games 2 Ray Mathews. WB 1947-50 20 1 8 39

Stacey Driver 1982-85 15 90 1 Charlie Bauman, MG 1976-79 47 3 Bobby Gage, TB 1945-48 8 24 3 35 * Denotes total 2-point conversion points Jeff Davis, LB 1978-81 47 4 Mike Eppley, QB 1980-84 5 28 33

Willie Underwood. DB 1977-80 47 5 Lester Brown, TB 1976-79 31 1 32 INTERCEPTIONS CAREER Jeff Bryant. DT 1978-81 47 6 Fred Cone, FB 1948-50 30 1 31 Rk Name. Pes Years Yds Avg TD Int James Earle. OLB 1984-87 47 7 Billy Hair, TB 1950-52 15 15 1 31 1 Terry Kinard. FS 1978-82 147 8,6 17 John Phillips. OG 1984-87 47 8, Kenny Flowers. TB 1983-86 26 2 28 2 Fred Knoebel, DB 1950-52 122 8 1 15 Mark Drag. MG 1985-88 47 Rodney Williams 1985-88 12 16 28 3, 1977-80 114 12 Eddie Geathers. CB 95 Rodney Williams. QB 1985-88 47 10, Cliff Austin, TB 1978-82 27 27 4, Pete Cook CB 1950-52 129 11,7 1 Jeff Bak. C 1985-88 47 11, Homer Jordan. QB 1979-82 1 15 26 5, 1947-50 131 13,1 10 Ray Mathews. DB 5. Obed Ann. PK 1977-80 46 Includes punt return, kickoff return, pass receiving, intercep- 1945-48 9,7 10 Bobby Gage. DB 97 Perry Tuttle. WR 1978-81 46 tion return and fumble return. Steve Ryan. FS 1975-78 107 10,7 10 Rex Varn, FS 1976-79 275 27 5 2 10 Oonnell Woolford. CB 1985-88 26 2.6 10 CAREER ALL-PURPOSE RUSHING 10, Dennis Smith, DB 1973-75 102 11 3 1 9 Rk Name. Pos Years Rush Rec KOR PR Total Ben Anderson, DB 1970-72 76 84 9 1 Buddy Gore. TB 1966-68 2571 65 637 3273 12, Archie Baker, DB 1950-52 79 98 1 8 2 Kenny Flowers. TB 1983-86 2914 192 40 3146 Peanut Martin, DB 1972-75 50 63 8 3. Ray Mathews, WB 1947-50 1886 650 294 298 3128 Johnny Rembert. LB 1981-82 143 17 9 1 8 4, Ray Yauger, TB 1968-70 2439 328 177 2944 Ty Davis. DB 1980-84 53 66 8 5, Perry Tuttle, WR 1978-81 103 2534 266 2903 16. Bobby Johnson. CB 1970-72 73 10 4 1 7 6, Ray Williams, WR 1983-86 118 1290 1350 2758 Randy Scott, LB 1975-78 29 4 1 7 7 Warren Ratchford. TB 1974-78 1470 176 968 2570 Mollis Hall. CB 1979-82 55 7 9 7 8. Fred Cone, FB 1948-50 2172 215 264 2651 Billy Davis FS 1980-83 62 8 9 7 9, T, Roulhac, WR 1983-86 43 1487 1108 2638 Terence Mack DE 1983-86 78 1 1 1 7 10 Joel Wells. TB 1954-56 1937 201 390 79 2607 CAREER LEADERS IN GAMES STARTED 11 Terrence Flagler. TB 1983-86 2162 326 116 2604 Rk Name. Pos Years Games 12. Lester Brown. TB 1976-90 2228 245 76 2549 1, Obed Ann. PK 1977-80 43 13. Stacey Driver, TB 1982-85 2250 174 120 2544 Dale Hatcher, P 1981-84 43 14, Ken Callicutt, TB 1973-77 2256 189 2445 Rodney Williams. OB 1985-88 43 15, Chuck McSwain, TB 1979-82 2320 62 31 2413 4 Bubba Brown, LB 1976-79 42 16, Billy Hair, TB 1950-52 1579 129 324 332 2364 5, Jonathan Brooks. DE 1975-78 40 17 Terry Allen, TB 1987-88 2112 144 80 2336 Jim Stuckey. DT 1976-79 40 18 Jerry Butler, WR 1975-78 29 2223 78 2330 7, Terence Mack 1983-86 39 19 Bobby Gage, TB 1945-48 1309 35 491 439 2274 8. David Sims. P 1977-80 38 20, Cliff Austin, TB 1978-82 2139 27 34 2200

73 (Since 1976) Interception Return Yards Total Tackles Game: 101 (2 int.) by Willie Underwood vs. South Carolina Game: 24 by Jeff Davis vs. North Carolina (1980) (1980) Season: 175 by Jeff Davis (1981) Season: 156 (3 int.) by Don Kelley (1970) Career: 515 by Bubba Brown (1976-79) Career: 275 (10 int.) by Rex Varn (1976-79)

First Hits Single Game Team Defensive Records Game: 17 by Jeff Davis vs. North Carolina (1980) Interceptions: 6 vs. South Carolina (1971) Season: 119 by Jeff Davis (1981) Intercept. Ret. Yds: 143 (4 returns) vs. Maryland (1970) Career: 295 by Jeff Davis (1978-81) QB Sacks: 10 vs. Maryland (1979) Pass Broken Up: 18 vs. The Citadel (1986) Tackles by a Lineman Tackles For Loss: 19 vs. N. C. State (1987) Game: 19 by Edgar Pickett vs. Wake Forest (1983) Fumble Recoveries: 6 vs. Duke (1965) Season: 114 by Mark Heniford (1977) Career: 314 by Jim Stuckey (1976-79) Season Team Defensive Records Interceptions: 25 in 1951 Tackles by Defensive Back Intercept. Ret. Yds: 361 in 1951 Game: 17 by Willie Underwood vs. South Carolina (1980) QB Sacks: 44 in 1981 by Ronald Watson vs. Georgia Tech (1984) Pass Broken Up: 91 in 1986 Season: 117 by Anthony Johnson (1985) Tackles For Loss: 96 in 1987 Career: 294 by Terry Kinard (1978-1982) Fumble Recoveries: 21 in 1956 Tackles for Minus Yardage Game: 5 by Steve Durham vs. Maryland (1979) SINGLE GAME TACKLE BESTS 5 by Michael Dean Perry vs. N. C. State (1987) No Name Opponent Year Season: 27 by William Perry (1984) 24 Jeff Davis North Carolina 1980 Career: * 61 by Michael Dean Perry (1984-87) 22 Jeff Davis Maryland 1980 22 Bubba Brown Ohio State Passes Broken Up 1978 22 Bubba Brown N. C. State 1979 Game: 5 by Perry Williams vs. VPI (1985) 21 Henry Walls Georgia Tech 1985 Season: 15 by Ty Davis (1984) 21 Willie Anderson South Carolina 1974 15 by Delton Hall (1985) 20 Jeff Davis Tulane 1981 15 by Donnell Woolford (1987) 20 Henry Walls Boston College 1983 Career: 42 by Donnell Woolford (1985-88) Denotes ACC Record Quarterback Sacks Game: 3 by Jim Stuckey vs. Wake Forest (1979) and vs. Maryland (1979) 3 by Steve Durham vs. Maryland (1979) 3 by Michael Dean Perry vs. N. C. State (1984) 3 by Michael Dean Perry vs. Virginia Tech (1987) Season: 10 by Jim Stuckey (1979) 10 by William Perry (1984) 10 by Michael Dean Perry (1987) Career: * 28 by Michael Dean Perry (1984-87) Fumble Recoveries Game: 2 by Randy Scott vs. Duke (1978) by Jim Scott vs. Boston College (1983) by Henry Walls vs. Duke (1985) by Gene Beasley vs. Furman (1988) Season: 4 by Jeff Davis (1981) by William Devane (1983) Career: 8 by Jeff Davis (1977-81) Caused Fumbles Game: 2 by many players Last: by Ed McDaniel vs. Furman, 1988 Season: 4 by five players Career: 10 by Jeff Davis (1978-81) Interceptions Game: 3 by Kit Jackson vs. Wake Forest (1965) Season: 7 by Fred Knoebel (1951) Career: 17 by Terry Kinard (1978-82) Dexter Davis set a Clemson single game record for PBUs by a freshman with four against Duke in his first college start.

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1 n SINGLE SEASON BESTS 1 u iviiciidci u. rcrry. u t 1 yo4-o / 1982 Terry Kinards. FS 89 iOQC QQ 017 oene Deasiey, oo f 1983 Henry Walls, LB 93 TACKLES 12 Eldridge Milton, LB 1981-85 217 1984 William Perry, MG 100 1985 Henry Walls, LB 153 RK Name Season No SACKS 1986 Norman Haynes, LB 74 1 Jeff Davis 1981 175 1987 James Earle, OLB 79 2 Bubba Brown 1978 170 RK Name Years No 1988 Ed McDaniel, LB 90 3 Jeff Davis 1980 160 1 Michael Dean Perry 1984-87 28 4 Henry Walls 1985 153 2 William Perry 1981-84 27 C YEARLY TACKLE FOR LOSS LEADERS Bubba Brown 1979 150 3 Jim Stuckey 1976-79 18 6 Keith Williams 1985 138 4 Steve Durham 1977-80 17 1976 Randy Scott, LB 12 7 Randy Scott 1978 134 5 Jeff Bryant 1978-81 14 1977 Randy Scott, LB 18 8 Randy Scott 1977 133 6 Jesse Hatcher 1987-88 13.5 1978 Randy Scott, LB 11

9 Jeff Davis 1 979 123 7 James Robinson 1979-83 11 1979 Jim Stuckey, DT 20

1 on 1 Q7Q Q 10 Bubba Brown 1 977 1 tLKJ 8 Jim Scott y 1980 Steve Durham, DT 8 1981 Jeff Bryant, DT 19 TACKLES FOR LOSS TACKLES FOR LOSS 1982 Edgar Pickett, DE 10 1983 William Perry, MG 15 RK Name Season No RK Name Years No 1984 William Perry, MG 27 1 William Perry 1984 27 1 Michael Dean Perry 1984-87 61 1985 Steve Berlin, DT 9 2 Michael Dean Perry 1987 24 2 William Perry 1981-84 60 1986 Michael Dean Perry, DT 15 3 Jim Stuckey 1979 20 3 Randy Scott 1975-78 43 1987 Michael Dean Perry, DT 24 4 Jeff Bryant 1981 19 4 Jim Stuckey 1976-79 36 1988 Mark Drag, MG 12 5 Randy Scott 1977 18 5 Jeff Bryant 1978-81 28 6 Archie Reese 1977 16 6 James Robinson 1979-83 25 YEARLY PBU LEADERS Steve Durham 1979 16 7 Steve Berlin 1981 -85 24

8 David Reed 1 Q7Q 15 Mark Drag 1985-88 24 1977 Todd Heniford 7 William Perry 1983 15 9 Edgar Pickett 1980-83 22 1978 Steve Ryan 5 Michael Dean Perry 1984 15 1979 Eddie Geathers 6 Michael Dean Perry 1986 15 PASSES BROKEN UP 1980 Willie Underwood 8 1981 Mollis Hall 11 RK Name Years No SACKS 1982 Terry Kinard 12 1 Donnell Woolford 1985-88 42 1983 Rod McSwain 11 RK Name Season No 2 Delton Hall 1983-86 33 1984 Ty Davis 15 1 William Perry 1984 10 3 Terry Kinard 1978-82 30 1985 Delton Hall 15 Jim Stuckey 1979 1 4 Ty Davis 1980-84 27 1986 Delton Hall 14 Michael Dean Perry 1987 1 5 Terence Mack 1983-86 26 1987 Donnell Woolford 15 4 Michael Dean Perry 1986 9 6 Gene Beasley 1985-88 24 1988 Donnell Woolford 13 5 Jeff Bryant 1981 8 7 James Lott 1986-88 23 6 Steve Durham 1979 7 8 Perry Williams 1982-86 22 YEARLY SACK LEADERS Michael Dean Perry 1 984 7 9 Reggie Pleasant 1980-84 21 (Sacks— Yards since 1980) Jesse Hatcher 1987 7 1 QWn RA 91 Ronald Watson ^ 1 9 Jesse Hatcher 1988 6.5 1977 Archie Reese 8 CAUSED FUMBLES 1978 Jonathan Brooks 6 1979 Jim Stuckey 10 RK Name Years Nn 1980 Steve Durham 6-44 1 Jeff Davis 1978-81 10 1981 Jeff Bryant 8-61 2 William Perry 1981-84 8 PASSES BROKEN UP 1982 Jim Scott 6-44 Danny Triplett 1979-82 8 1983 William Perry 6-40 RK Name Season No 4 Keith Williams 1983-85 6 1984 William Perry 10-68 1 Delton Hall 1985 1 Bubba Brown 1976-79 6 1985 Steve Berlin 3-26 Ty Davis 1984 1 6 Andy Headen 1979-82 5 1986 Michael Dean Perry 9-60 Donnell Woolford lyo / 15 Michael Dean Perry 1984-87 5 1987 Michael Dean Perry 10-86 4 Reggie Pleasant 1984 14 1988 Jesse Hatcher 6.5-40 Delton Hall 1986 14 RECOVERED FUMBLES 6 Perry Williams 1985 13 RK Name Years Kin James Lott 1987 13 1 Q7fl-ft1 a 1 Jeff Davis 1 J / O O 1 o Donnell Woolford 1988 13 2 William Perry 1981 -84 7 1-3 9 Terry Kinard 1982 12 3 Gene Beasley c Donnell Woolford 1986 12 4 Henry Walls 1983-85 5 c CAREER LEADERS William Devane 1 you-oo D Eldridge Milton 1981-85 5 Jim Scott 1980-83 5

RK Player, Pos Years No YEARLY LEADERS

1 Bubba Brown. LB 1976-79 515 2 Jeff Davis. LB 1978-81 469 YEARLY TACKLE LEADERS 3 Randy Scott, LB 1975-78 382 1976 Randy Scott, LB 130 4 Henry Walls, LB 1983-85 315 1977 Randy Scott. LB 133 5 Jim Stuckey, DT 1976-79 314 1978 Bubba Brown, LB 170 6 Terry Kinard, FS 1978-82 294 1979 Bubba Brown, LB 150 7 Terence Mack, DE 1983-86 285 Michael Dean Perry and William Perry are the 1980 Jeff Davis, LB 160 8 William Perry, MG 1981-84 261 top two quarterback sack leaders in ACC 1981 Jeff Davis, LB 175 9 Keith Williams, LB 1983-85 259 history.

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RUSHING YARDAGE TOUCHDOWN PASSES TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS Year TDs Year No Yds Avg Year TDs 1 Perry Tuttle 1981 8 1 Terrence Flagler 1986 192 1258 66 1, Mike Eppley 1984 14 Terrance Roulhac 1984 8 2. Kenny Flowers 1985 227 1200 53 2 Mike Eppley 1983 13 3 Bennie Cunningham 1974 J 3. Terry Allen 1988 199 1139 5.7 3 Bobby Gage 1948 1 Glenn Smith 1951 7 4. Cliff Austin 1982 197 1064 5 4 4 Bobby Gage 1947 10 5 Glenn Smith 1950 6 5. Buddy Gore 1967 230 1045 4 5 Jimmy Addison 1966 10 6 John McMakin 1971 5 6. Lester Brown 1978 202 1022 5 1 Tommy Kendrick 1969 10 Ray Yauger 1969 5 7. Terry Allen 1987 183 973 5.3 Mark Fellers 1974 10 Dreher Gaskins 1953 5 8. Ray Yauger 1969 223 968 4 3 8. Homer Jordan 1981 9 Glenn Smith 1949 5 9. Kevin Mack 1983 151 862 5 7

TOTAL OFFENSE 1 10. Fred Cone 1950 184 845 4 6 TATA TOUCHDOWNS Year Rush Pass Total Year TO ALL-PURPOSE RUSHING 1 Steve Fuller 1978 649 1515 2164 1 . Lester Brown 1978 17 Year Rush Rec KOR PR Total 2 Homer Jordan 1981 486 1630 2116 2 Fred Cone 1951 15 1 Terrence Flagler 1986 1258 188 1446 3. Steve Fuller 1977 437 1655 2092 3 Cliff Austin 1982 14 2 Ray tVlathews 1948 646 379 134 184 1343 4. Ken Pengitore 1973 571 1370 1941 4 Xgrrence Flagler 1986 1 3, Kenny Flowers 1985 1200 26 40 1266 5 Mike Eppley 1984 275 1494 1769 Kenny Flowers 1985 13 4. Terry Allen 1988 1139 78 7 1224 6 Billy Hair 1951 698 1004 1702 6. Ray Yauger 1968 11 5. Buddy Gore 1967 1045 45 118 1208 7 Homer Jordan 1980 372 131 1683 Bill Mathis 1959 11 6, Perry Tuttle 1981 21 883 266 1170 8 Rodney Williams 1986 352 1245 1597 8 Steve Fuller 1978 10 Shad Bryant 1939 394 157 132 487 1170 9 Rodney Williams 1987 85 1486 1571 "Smiley" Sanders 1973 10 8, Ray Yauger 1969 968 130 65 1163 10, Billy Lott 1979 385 1 184 1569 Maxcey Welch 1930 10 9 Terry Allen 1987 973 80 73 1126 RECEPTIONS 10 Joel Wells 1955 782 87 181 56 1106 FIELD GOALS MADE Year No Year Att Made Pet Pts PASS ATTEMPTS 1 Jerry Butler 1978 58 1 Obed Ann 1980 30 23 767 69 Year No 2 Perry Tuttle 1980 53 2. Bob Paulling 1983 20 18 900 54 1. Tommy Kendnck 1970 267 3 Perry Tuttle 1981 52 David Treadwell 1987 22 18 818 54 2. Tommy Kendrick 1969 227 4 Jerry Butler 1977 47 4. David Treadwell 1985 24 17 708 51 3. IVIike Eppley 1984 213 5 Charlie Waters 1969 44 Chris Gardocki 1988 30 17 .567 51 4, Rodney Williams 1987 209 6, Phil Rogers 1966 42 6, Obed Ann 1979 22 16 727 48 5. Steve Fuller 1977 205 7, John McMakin 1970 40 Donald Igwebuike 1984 17 16 941 48 6. Rodney Williams 1986 200 8, Glenn Smith 1951 39 8, Obed Ariri 1978 25 14 560 42 7, Homer Jordan 1981 196 9 Phil Rogers 1965 36 9, Bob Paulling 1982 15 12 800 36 8. Ken Pengitore 1973 188 10, Gary Cooper 1987 34 David Treadwell 1986 20 12 600 36 9. 1978 187 Steve Fuller RECEPTION YARDS 10, Jimmy Addison 1956 186 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Year Yards Year Att Made Pet Pts PASS COMPLETIONS 1 Perry Tuttle 1980 915 1 Obed Ariri 1980 30 23 ,767 69 Year No 2, Jerry Butler 1978 908 Chris Gardocki 1988 30 17 .567 51 1 Tommy Kendrick 1970 133 3, Perry Tuttle 1981 883 3, Obed Ariri 1978 25 14 560 42 2. IVIike Eppley 1984 116 4 Jerry Butler 1977 824 Eddie Seigler 1972 25 11 440 33 3 Tommy Kendrick 1969 107 5 Charlie Waters 1969 738 5. David Treadwell 1985 24 17 708 51 Homer Jordan 1981 107 6 Glenn Smith 1951 632 6, Obed Ariri 1979 22 16 727 48 5 Steve Fuller 1977 106 7. Gary Cooper 1987 618 David Treadwell 1987 22 18 818 54 6 Jimmy Addison 1966 103 8 Phil Rogers 1966 574 8, Obed Ariri 1977 20 10 500 30 7, Steve Fuller 1978 101 9, Perry Tuttle 1979 544 Bob Paulling 1983 20 18 900 54 8, Rodney Williams 1987 101 10, Terrance Roulhac 1985 533 David Treadwell 1986 20 12 ,600 36 9. Mike Eppley 1983 99 10. Rodney Williams 1986 98 PASSING YARDAGE Year Att Cmp Pet Yds

1 Steve Fuller 1977 205 106 51 7 1655 2 Homer Jordan 1981 196 107 54 6 1630 3, Steve Fuller 1978 187 101 54,0 1515 4 Mike Eppley 1984 213 116 54 5 1494 5, Jimmy Addison 1966 186 103 55 4 1491 6, Rodney Williams 1987 209 101 48.3 1486

7, Tommy Kendnck 1969 227 107 47 1 1457 8, Mike Eppley 1983 166 99 59 6 1410 9, Tommy Kendnck 1970 267 133 49 8 1407 10, Ken Pengitore 1973 188 82 43,6 1370 PASSING EFFICIENCY Year Rating 1, Willie Jordan 1975 158 26 2, Harvey White 1957 154,63 3, Mike Eppley 1983 146 00 4, Mark Fellers 1974 143 09 5. Homer Jordan 1981 130 46 6. Steve Fuller 1978 130 10 7. Billy Hair 1950 128 08 8. Bobby Gage 1947 126 70 9. Jimmy Addison 1966 125 46 10. Steve Fuller 1977 124 81 COMPLETION PERCENTAGE Year Pet

1 . Mike Eppley 1983 596 2. Joe Berry 1935 583 3. Jimmy Addison 1966 554 4, Homer Jordan 1982 550 5, Homer Jordan 1981 546 6, Mike Eppley 1984 545 7, Steve Fuller 1978 540 Freshman Chris Gardockl's 17 field goals rank in a tie for fourth in Clemson history, while his 8. Harvey White 1959 523 sixth. 9. Billy Lott 1979 ,517 42.5-yard punting average ranks 10, Steve Fuller 1977 517 76 EXTRA POINTS ATTEMPTED 4 Banks McFadden 1939 43 5 9 Hugh Mauldin 1964 25.6 Year Att Made Pet Pts 5 Dale Hatcher 1981 43.4 0. Bobby Gage 1947 24.4 1. Charles Radclilfe 1950 47 38 809 38 6. Chris Gardockl 1988 42.5 2 Obed Ann 1978 46 44 957 44 7 Mitch Tynsr 418 PUNT RETURN YARDAGE Year Yards 3. Donald Igwebuike 1984 41 41 1 000 41 Jackie Calvert 1949 41.8

1 . Bryant 487 4. Bob Paulling 1983 37 36 .973 36 9. Booty Payne 1941 41.1 Shad 1938 Rusty Seyle 1988 37 34 .919 34 Butch Butler 1943 41.1 2. Don Keiley 1970 389 3 Donnelt Woolford 345 6. Bob Paulling 1981 35 34 .971 34 1987 KICKOFF RETURN YARDAGE 4 Bobby Gage 1948 303 7, David Treadwell 1 986 34 34 1 .000 34 Year No Wilhe Jordan 1977 David Treadwell 1987 34 33 .971 33 5 300 1 . Terrance Roulhac 1986 578 6 James Lott 1987 290 9, Bob Paulling 1982 32 32 1.000 32 2. Bob Bosler 1970 568 7 Butch Butler 10. Bob Burgess 1974 29 26 .897 26 1945 280 3. Willie Scott 1975 541 Billy Charles Radcliffe 1951 29 22 .759 22 8. Davis 1981 4 John Shields 1969 539 9. Willie Jordan 1978 269 EXTRA POINTS MADE 5 David Thomas 1972 522 0. Butch Butler 1941 225 Year Att Made Pet Pts 6 Ray Williams 1985 502 Jackie Calvert 1950 225 1. Obed Ann 1978 46 44 957 44 7 Ray Williams 1983 494 2 Donald Igwebuike 1984 41 41 1.000 41 8 Warren Ratchford 1974 480 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE Year Avg 3, Charles Radcliffe 1950 47 38 809 38 9 Jay Washington 1973 474

1 . Bobby Gage 1948 25.3 4. Bob Paulling 1983 37 36 .973 36 0. Joe Henderson 1987 407 2. Elmo Lam 1961 22.4 5. Bob Paulling 1981 35 34 971 34 KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGE 3. Joe Paglieli 1954 19.1 David Treadwell 1986 34 34 1 000 34 Year Avg 4, Rusty Seyle 1988 37 34 .919 34 Harry Pavilack 1960 18.7 1. Terrance Roulhac 1986 32 1 5. Shad Bryant 1938 18.0 8 David Treadwell 1987 34 33 .971 33 2. Bill fVlathis 1959 29.4 6. 9 Bob Paulling 1982 32 32 1.000 32 Jeff Siepe 1971 16.4 3 Joe Henderson 1987 29.1 7 Keiley 10 Bob Burgess 1974 29 26 .897 26 Don 1970 16.2 4 Sid Tinsley 1944 27 4 8 Jackie Calvert 1950 16.1 PUNTING AVERAGE 5 Shad Bryant 1938 26.4 9 Donnell Woolford 1987 15.0 Year Avg Billy Hair 1951 264 0. Pete Cook 1952 14.0 1. David Sims 1979 43,9 7. Charlie Timmons 1941 25.8 Bobby Morgan 1958 14.0 2. Dale Hatcher 1984 43.7 8. Jack Anderson 1968 25.7 3 Dale Hatcher 1983 43.6

Oklahoma 52, Clemson 3 Clemson vs. Oklahoma September 30, 1972, at Owen Field, Norman, OK Attendance: 61,826 Oklahoma 31. Clemson 14 Weather: 62 degrees, 9 MPH wind September 21, 1963. at Owen Field. Norman, OK Attendance: 62,000 Scoring by Quarters Weather: 89 degrees, 7 MPH wind Oklahoma 7 17 21 7 — 52 Scoring by Quarters Clemson 3 — 3 Oklahoma 7 17 7 — 31 Scoring Summary: Clemson 14 — 14 OU— Pruitt 5 run (Fulcher kick)

1 run (Fulcher kick) Scoring Summary: OU — Robertson OU— Pruitt 4 run (Fulcher kick) CD — Fogle 14 pass from Parker (Pearce kick) OU— Fulcher 32 FG CU — Davis 3 run (Pearce kick) OU — Robertson 4 run (Fulcher kick) OK — Grisham 26 run (Jarman kick) OU— Pruitt 1 run (Fulcher kick) OK — Rentzel 49 run (Jarman kick) OU —Washington 61 run (Fulcher kick) OK— Ringer 1 run (Jarman kick) Powers 57 fumble return (Fulcher kick) OK—Jarman 28 FG OU — CU— Seigler 49 FG OK— Neely 20 pass from Riger (Jarman kick) Team Statistics OU CU Statistics OU CU First Downs 25 8 First Downs 8 15 Net Rushing 76-475 50-160 Net Rushing 41-192 47-121 Passing 3-9-1 2-8-1 Passing 1-6-1 13-29-1 Passing Yards 40 Passing Yards 20 164 25 Total Offense 85-515 58-185 Total Offense 47-212 76-285 Yards per Play 6,05 3,19 Yards per Play 4.51 3.75 Fumbles 4-1 3-3 Fumbles 3-3 3-2 Total Turnovers 2 4 Total Turnovers 4 3 Penalties 2-20 1-14 Penalties 7-65 3-37 Interceptions 2-57 1-2 Interceptions 1-0 1-0 Punting 3-37.6 8-42.1 Punting 7-29,7 8-26,7 Punt Returns 3-19 0-0 Punt Returns 6-95 1-15 Kickoff Returns 1-18 6-97 Kickoff Returns 3-83 6-127 Individual Statistics Individual Statistics Rushing: Rushing: Clemson: 13-43. 11-33, David 7-30, Pengitore Clemson: Cram 10-39, Sellers 7-28, Ward 7-24, Davis 8-17, Swift Hughes Washington 11-29, Fellers 8-25 6-6, Parker 7-4, Matthews 1-2, Dumas 1-1 Oklahoma: Welch 24-1 58, Washington 3-82, Jackson 1 7-79. Russell Oklahoma: Rentzel 3-51 , Grisham 1 0-46, Boll 6-25. L, Shields 3-22, 5-55, Pruitt 13-52, Wylie 7-38. Burget 3-7, Robertson 4-4 Pannell 2-13, Looney 1-12, Page 3-6, Bennen 1-5, Flynn 1-4, Cowan 2-4, Ringer 9-4 Passing: Passing: Clemson: Fellers 2-3-0-25-0: Pengitore 0-5-1-0-0 Clemson: Parker 13-28-1-164-1: Rav 0-1-0-0-0 Oklahoma: Jackson 2-6-1-28-0: Robertson 1-3-0-12-0 Oklahoma: Ringer 1-3-0-20-1: Fletcher 0-1-0-0-0: Hammond 0-2-1- Receiving: 0-0 Clemson: Sasser 2-25 1-12 Receiving: Oklahoma: Owens 2-28. Chandler Clemson: Fogle 3-52. Case 3-52, Troy 2-29, Brown 2-22, Davis 2-2, Tackle Leaders: Swift 1-7 Clemson: Ben Anderson 12. Willie Anderson 12. Rhodes 12. Oklahoma: Neely 1-20 Williamson 12. Stocks 10 Tackle Leaders: Oklahoma: Milstead 11. Shoate 9. Lucious Selmon 9. Kearney 9,

Clemson: Bell 10. R. Johnson 6. Sellers 4, Gaston 3, Childers 3 Hamilton 8, Smith 7

Oklahoma: Voiles 14. Garrett 10. Mayhue 5, fyicAdams 5. Bell 4 )

Single Game Highs and Lows

LOWEST RUSHING GAMES BY CLEMSON (0 for 9) a-South Carolina (14-14) 10/19/50 (1 for 9) a-Virginia (20-7) 9/24/55 Yds. Site, Opponent, Score Date (0 tor 13) a-Rice (19-0) 10/31/59 -15 a-Boston College (7-14) 10/10/42 -1 a-Boston College (22-32) 10/26/47 LOWEST PASSING GAMES BY BOTH TEAMS 6 h-Wake Forest (14-16) 10/4/47 Yds. and Teams Site, Score Date 8 a-South Carolina (6-33) 10/21/43 4 (CU 4. George Washington 0) a-(19-0) 10/31/41 19 a-Auburn (0-51 10/11/69 11 (CU -1. Maryland 12) a-(6-6) 11/10/56 LOWEST RUSHING GAMES BY OPPONENTS 27 (CU 0, South Carolina 27) a-(20-13) 10/19/44 33 (CU 27, Furman 6) a-(14-3) 11/25/39 Yds. Site, Opponent. Score Date 33 (CU 12, Presbyterian 21) h-(34-0) 9/23/44

-21 a-Furman (34-6) 1 1/22/41 34 (CU 34, Rice 0) a-(19-0) 10/31/59

-17 h-Furman (41-0) 1 1/6/48 39 (CU 10, Tulane 29) a-(0-13) 11/3/40 -14 h-Kenlucky (24-6) 10/2/62 39 (CU 39, Virginia 0) a-(20-7) 9/24/55 -11 a-Furman (14-3) 11/25/39 40 (CU 0. Virginia Tech 40) h-(21-6) 11/3/56 -9 h-Auburn (34-18) 11/22/47 42 (CU 39, George Washington 3) h-(0-7) 11/7/42 LOWEST RUSHING GAMES BY BOTH TEAMS HIGHEST PASSING GAMES BY CLEMSON

Yds, and Teams Site, Score Date Yds. Comp, Att. Site. Opponent. Score Date 119 (CU 46, South Carolina 73) a-(8-13) 10/21/54 364 (13 of 26) a-Duke (30-35) 10/19/63 121 (CU 56. Virginia Military 65) l-(O-O) 9/26/42 342 (23 of 48) a-North Carolina (13-17) 11/6/65 129 (CU 67, Baylor 62) 2-( 18-24) 12/31/79 315 (13 of 21) h-Virginia (40-35) 9/24/66 130 (CU 69. Georgia Tech 61) a-(0-27) 9/28/63 300 (18 of 30) a-Georgia Tech (28-33) 9/22/75 160 (CU 98. Wake Forest 62) a-(28-7) 9/24/60 290 (15 of 31) a-Duke (27-34) 11/8/69 164 (CU 6. Wake Forest 158) h-(14-16) 10/4/47 280 (11 of 16) a-Furman (35-7) 11/8/47 164 (CU 111. N.C State 53) a-(7-0) 9/29/62 168 (CU 134. Maryland 34) a-(17-19) 10/15/60 HIGHEST PASSING GAMES BY OPPONENTS 168 (CU 162. Maryland 6) a-(16-0) 11/9/68 169 (CU 140. N.C. State 29) h-(23-0) 10/10/59 Yds. Comp. Att. Site. Opponent. Score Date

169 (CU 93, Auburn 76) a-(14-24) 10/28/61 387 (23 of 37) 1 -Pittsburgh (3-34) 1 2/30/77 1— Lynchburg, VA 2— Atlanta, GA (Peach Bowl) 368 (31 of 47) a-Rice (10-29) 9/23/72 367 (34 of 53) a-Duke (38-31) 10/15/83 HIGHEST RUSHING GAMES BY CLEMSON 361 (23 of 35) h-Maryiand (31-34) 11/16/85 360 (21 of 36) h-Duke (39-22) 10/19/68 Yds. Site, Opponent, Score Date 341 (15 of 30) a-Florida Stale (13-38) 11/7/70 615 a-Georgia Tech (73-0) 10/17/03 1—Jacksonville, FL (Gator Bowl) 536 h-Wake Forest (82-24) 10/31/81 516 h-Presbyterian (76-0) 9/22/45 448 h-Furman (41-0) 11/6/48 HIGHEST PASSING GAMES BY BOTH TEAMS 439 h-Presbyterian (66-0) 9/21/57 Yds and Teams Site, Score Date HIGHEST RUSHING GAMES BY OPPONENTS 627 (CU 315, Virginia 312) h-(40-35) 9/24/66 578 (CU 237, Florida Slate 341) a-( 13-38) 11/7/70 Yds. Site, Opponent, Score Date 563 (CU 235, Duke 328) h-(54-21) 10/20/84 478 a-Tulane (20-36) 1 1/18/44 547 (CU 187. Duke 360) h-(39-22) 10/19/68 475 a-Oklahoma (3-52) 9/30/72 545 (CU 158, Pittsburgh 387) l-(3-34) 1 2/30/77 458 a-South Carolina (20-56) 11/22/75 536 (CU 244, Duke 292) h-(10-21) 10/24/70 444 a-Wake Forest (20-36) 10/17/70 502 (CU 290, Duke 212) a-(27-34) 11/8/69 437 a-Alabama (0-56) 9/20/75 498 (CU 364, Duke 134) a-(30-35) 10/19/63 498 (CU 131. Duke 367) a-(38-31) 10/15/83 HIGHEST RUSHING GAMES BY BOTH TEAMS 485 (CU 117, Rice 368) a-( 10-29) 9/23/72 1—Jacksonvi:lie, Fla. (Gator Bowl) Yds. and Teams Site, Score Date 707 (CU 397. South Carolina 310) h-(41-23) 11/25/78 697 (CU 433. South Carolina 264) h-{39-21) 11/23/74 690 (CU 232. South Carolina 458) a-(20-56) 11/22/75 671 (CU 283. N.C, State 388) a-(21-38) 10/23/76 653 (CU 390. North Carolina 263) h-(54-32) 11/9/74 635 (CU 160. Oklahoma 475) a-(3-52) 9/30/72 633 (CU 398. Presbyterian 235) h-(69-7) 9/17/49 629 (CU 300. North Carolina 329) h-(23-27) 11/6/76 624 (CU 536, Wake Forest 88) h-(82-24) 10/31/81 610 (CU 251. South Carolina 359) a-(20-32) 11/24/73 LOWEST PASSING GAMES BY CLEMSON

Yds. Comp. Att. Site, Opponent. Score Date

1 (1 for 6) a-Maryland (6-6) 10/10/56 (0 for 3) 1 -George Washington (27-0) 11/5/38 (0 for 4) h-Presbyterian (32-13) 9/19/42 (0 lor 2) a-South Carolina (6-33) 10/21/43 (0 for 2) a-South Carolina (20-13) 10/19/44

(0 for 8) a-South Carolina (0-6) 1 0/23/52 (0 for 6) a-Fordham (12-12) 11/8/52

(0 for 5) h-Presbyterian (33-7) 9/19/53 (0 for 0) a-South Carolina (7-0) 10/25/56 (0 for 2) h-Virginia Tech (21-6) 11/23/56 1-Greenville, S C LOWEST PASSING GAMES BY OPPONENTS

Yds. Comp, Att. Site, Opponent, Score Date (0 for 10) h-Presbyterian (26-0) 9/17/38 (0 for 0) a-Wake Forest (7-0) 10/28/38 (0 for 7) a-George Washington (19-0) 10/31/41 Clemson forced a record nine Georgia turnovers in 1981. Here (0 for 4) a-Miami, Fla, (6-7) 11/2/45 Jeff Bryant (now with Seattle Seahawks) stops current Dallas (0 for 7) a-The Citadel (20-0) 1 2/4/48 (0 for 2) h-Presbylerian (69-7) 9/1 7/49 Cowboy Herschel Walker.

78 LOWEST TOTAL OFFENSE GAMES BY CLEMSON MOST TURNOVERS FORCED BY CLEMSON Yds. Site, Opponent, Score Date No Site Score (Fum.Int) Date 8 (8 rush, pass) a-Soulh Carolina (6-33) 10/21/43 9 H-Georgia 13-3 (4.5) 9-19-81 51 (48 rush. 3 pass) a-N,C, Stale (0-18) 10/11/47 8 A-Georgia Tech 7-28 (5.3) 10-3-70 63 (53 rush. 10 pass) a-Tulane (0-13) 11/3/40 8 H-Duke 39-22 (6.2) 10-19-68 85 (-15 rush. 100 pass) a-Boston College (7-14) 10/10/42 8 H-Presbyterian 53-0 (4.4) 9-25-48 90 (68 rush. 22 pass) a-Maryland (0-34) 1 1 lAA/dA A-Tulane 13-5 (3.4) 9-12-81 94 (19 rush. 75 pass) a-Auburn (0-51) 10/11/69 7 H-Duke 28-8 (3.4) 10-21-78 7 H-Virginia Tech 38-7 (4.3) 10-7-78 LOWEST TOTAL OFFENSE GAMES BY OPPONENTS 7 A-TCU 10-14 (2.5) 10-24-64 7 A-Furman 56-3 11-28-59 Yds. Site, Opponent, Score Date (3.4) 7 A-Fordham 12-12 11-8-52 -12 (-17 rush. (5.2) 5 pass) h-Furman. (41-0) 1 1 /6/48 7 H-Virginia Tech 35-0 (3,4) 11-10-45 -5 (-1 1 rush. 6 pass) a-Furman (14-3) 11/25/39 29 (29 rush. pass) a-The Citadel (20-0) 12/4/48 35 (-21 rush. 56 pass) a-Furman (34-6) 11/22/41 41 (20 rush. 21 pass) a-VlrglnIa (35-0) 10/26/63 57 (57 rush, pass) h-Presbylerian (26-0) 9/17/38 LOWEST TOTAL OFFENSE GAMES BY BOTH TEAMS Yds. and Teams Site, Score Date Individual Bests 179 (CU 56-55, Virginia Military 65-3) 1-(0-0) 9/26/42 250 (CU 228-27, Furman 11-6) a-(14-3) 11/25/39 HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL TOTAL OFFENSE GAMES 273 (CU 69-37. Georgia Tech 61-106) a-(0-27) 9/28/63 BY CLEMSON 273 (CU 109-76. Wake Forest 88-0) a-(7-0) 10/28/38 Yds. Player Site, Opp., Score Date 275 (CU 119-4, George Washington 152-0) a-(19-0) 10/31/41 374 (141 rush. 233 pass) Bobby Gage h-Auburn (34-18) 11/22/47 283 (CU 97-92. Miami (FL) 94-0) a-(6-7) 11/2/45 335 (12 rush. 323 pass) Thomas Ray a-Norlh Carolina (13-17) 11/6/65 291 (CU 174-10. South Carolina 66-41) a-(O-O) 10/25/45 312 (100 rush, 212 pass) Ken Pengitore a-North Carolina (37-29) 11/10/73 310 (CU 155-98, Presbyterian 57-0) h-(26-0) 9/17/38 312 (42 rush. 270 pass) Homer Jordan h-Maryland (21-7) 11/14/81 313 (CU 105-34. Furman 115-59) h-(10-7) 11/24/38 310 (83 rush. 227 pass) Ken Pengitore h-Virgmia (32-27) 10/13/73 316 (CU 217-39. George Washington 57-3) h-(0-7) 11/7/42 297 1— Lynchburg, VA (174 rush. 123 pass) Billy Hair h-Presbyterian (53-6) 9/22/51 297 (1 13 rush. 184 pass) Billy Hair h-Auburn (34-0) 11/26/51

290 (47 rush, 243 pass) Mike O Cain a-Norlh Carolina (38-35) 1 1/8/75 HIGHEST TOTAL OFFENSE GAMES BY CLEMSON 289 (104 rush. 185 pass) Billy Hair h-Duquesne (53-20) 11/4/50 288 (37 rush. 251 pass) Willie Jordan a-Georgia Tech (28-33) 9/27/75 Yds Site. Opponent, Score Date 756 (536 rush, 220 pass) h-Wake Forest (82-24) 10/31/81 HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL TOTAL OFFENSE GAMES 597 (516 rush, 83 pass) h-Presbyterian (76-0) 9/22/45 BY OPPONENTS 567 (322 rush, 245 pass) h-Citadel (58-3) 9/16/78 563 (323 rush. 240 pass) a-Duke (38-10) 10/17/81 Yds. Player Site, Team, Score Date 558 (436 rush. 122 pass) h-Presbylerian (55-0) 9/23/50 402 (15 rush, 387 pass) Matt Cauanaugh 1 -Pittsburgh (3-34) 12/30/77 556 (433 rush. 123 pass) h-South Carolina (39-21) 11/23/74 377 (10 rush, 367 pass) a-Duke (38-31) 10/15/83 550 (419 rush. 131 pass) a-Virginia (30-14) 10/14/78 368 (7 rush. 361 pass) Stan Gelbaugh h-Maryland (31-34) 11/16/85 550 (342 rush, 208 pass) a- Wake Forest (51-6) 11 /4/78 352 (40 rush. 312 pass) Bob Davis h-Virginia (40-35) 9/24/66 346 (-22 rush, 368 pass) Bruce Gadd a-Rice (10-29) 9/23/72 HIGHEST TOTAL OFFENSE GAMES BY OPPONENTS 318 (31 rush, 287 pass) h-Duke (10-21) 10/24/70 318 (2 rush, 316 pass) Tommy Suggs h-S. Carolina (32-28) 11/21/70 Yds. Site, Opponent, Score Date 317 (19 rush. 298 pass) Scott Secules a-Virginia (31-17) 10/11/86 616 (458 rush, 158 pass) a-South Carolina (20-56) 11/2/75 1—Jacksonville, FL (Gator Bowl) 577 (406 rush. 171 pass) 2-Maryland (23-41) 11/17/84

566 (179 rush, 387 pass) 1 -Pittsburgh (3-34) 12/30/77 551 (364 rush, 187 pass) a-Tennessee (28-29) 10/26/74 546 (254 rush, 292 pass) h-Duke (10-21) 10/24/70 523 (283 rush. 240 pass) h-Auburn (0-44) 10/10/70 523 (162 rush. 361 pass) h-Maryland (31-34) 11/16/85 1—Jacksonville, Fla, (Gator Bowl), 2— Baltimore. MD HIGHEST TOTAL OFFENSE GAMES BY BOTH TEAMS

Yds and Teams Site, Score Date 1107 (CU 536-220, Wake Forest 88-263) h-(82-24) 10/31/81 1022 (CU 383-131, Duke 141-367) a-(38-31) 10/15/83 1009 (CU 232-161, South Carolina 458-158) a-(20-56) 11/22/75 997 (CU 305-187, Duke 145-360) h-(29-22) 10/19/68 978 (CU 390-193, North Carolina 263-132) h-(54-32) 11/9/74 930 (CU 195-158. Maryland 406-171) 1 -(23-41) 11/17/84 928 (CU 433-123. South Carolina 264-108) h-(39-21) 11/23/74 924 (CU 312-235. Duke 49-328) h-(54-21) 10/20/84 915 (CU 283-138. N C Slate 338-106) a-(21-38) 10/23/76 904 (CU 275-227, Virginia 315-87) h-(32-27) 10/13/73 1— Baltimore. MD

MOST TURNOVERS BY CLEMSON AND STILL WON GAM

No Site-Opponent Score (Fum,lnl) Date 8 H-Wake Forest 36-0 (5.3) 11-2-63 5 A-Virginia Tech 20-17 (5.0) 9-14-85 5 H-W. Carolina 21-10 (4,1) 9-25-82 5 H-N.C. State 17-7 (2.3) 10-24-81 5 H-Vlrginia Tech 38-7 (3,2) 10-7-78 5 H-Wake Forest 16-14 (5.0) 10-11-75 5 H-Virginia 40-35 (5.0) 9-24-66 MOST TURNOVERS BY CLEMSON

No Site Score (Fum,lnt) Date 10 A-Flonda 13-54 (4,6) 10-11-52 9 H-Auburn 19-45 (4,5) 11-21-53 8 A-South Carolina 0-0 (1.7) 10-25-45 8 H-Wake Forest 36-0 (5.3) 11-2-63 8 A-North Carolina 15-32 (3.5) 11-15-69 8 H-Tulane 13-17 (5,3) 9-13-75 7 A-Georgia Tech 0-27 (4.3) 9-28-63 7 A-Kentucky 7-26 (4.3) 10-5-85 7 A-Georgia 23-26 (3,4) 8-22-84 Terrence Flagler had a record 274 yards In all-purpose rushing against Wake Forest in 1986. He caught two TD passes and ran for two more.

79 HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL PASSING GAMES BY CLEMSON

Yds, Player Site. Opp., Score Date 323 (21 of 43) Thomas Ray a-North Carolina (13-17) 11/6/65 283 (12 of 19) Jimmy Addison h-Virginia (40-35) 9/24/66 271 (21 of 53) Rodney Williams h-N,C, Stale (28-30) 10/24/87 270 (20 of 29) Homer Jordan h-Maryland (21-7) 11/14/81

258 (13 of 24) Harvey White a-Furman (45-6) 1 1/30/57 252 (9 of 14) Tommy Kendrick 1-Virginia (32-15) 10/16/71 251 (13 of 21) Willie Jordan a-Georgia Tech (28-33) 9/27/75 248 (17 of 26) Mike Eppley h-N,C, State (27-17) 10/22/83 246 (11 of 23) Jim Parker a-Duke (30-35) 10/19/63 245 (9 of 11) Bobby Gage a-Furman (35-7) 11/8/47 1— Richmond, VA (Tobacco Bowl) HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL PASSING GAMES BY OPPONENTS

Yds. Player Site, Team, Score Date 387 (23 of 36) Matt Cavanaugh 1 -Pittsburgh (3-34) 12/30/77 368 (31 of 46) Bruce Gadd a-Rice (10-29) 9/23/72 367 (34 of 53) Ben Bennett a-Duke (38-31) 10/15/83 361 (23 of 35) Stan Gelbaugh h-Maryland (31-34) 11/16/85 316 (19 of 34) Leo Hart h-Duke (39-22) 10/19/68 316 (19 of 29) Tommy Suggs h-S. Carolina (32-38) 11/21/70 312 (26 of 48) Bob Davis h-Virginia (40-35) 9/24/66 305 (23 of 50) Anthony Dilweg h-Duke (17-10) 10/17/87 299 (17 of 32) Gary Schofield 2-Wake Forest 11/27/82 298 (30 of 49) Scott Secules a-Virginia (31-17) 10/11/86 1 —Jacksonville, FL (Gator Bowl), 2— Tokyo, Japan (Mirage Bowl) HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL PASS RECEPTION GAMES BY CLEMSON Don Kelley had 223 yards in punt returns and interception returns No. S Yds. Player Site, Opp.. Score Date vs. Maryland in 1970. 11 (129 yards) Phil Rogers a-North Carolina (13-17) 11/6/65 10 (144 yards) Charlie Waters h-Alabama (13-38) 10/25/69 10 (124 yards) Perry Tuttle a-W. Forest (35-33) 11/1/80 10 (151 yards) Perry Tuttle h-Maryland (21-7) 11/14/81 MOST INDIVIDUAL RUSHING ATTEMPTS BY CLEMSON 9 (90 yards) John McMakin a-Florida State (13-38) 11/7/70 8 yards) Jimmy Abrams Attempts Player Site, 0pp., Score Date (87 h-Alabama (10-13) 10/28/67 8 (101 yards) Charlie Waters h-Georgia 36 (133 yards) Jim Shirley a-N,C, State (6-0) 10/6/51 (0-30) 9/27/69 8 (141 yards) Jim Lanzendoen h-Virginia (32-27) 36 (202 yards) Ray Yauger h-W. Forest (28-14) 10/18/69 10/13/73 8 (108 yards) Perry Tuttle 1 -Baylor (18-24) 12/31/79 35 (201 yards) Ray Yauger h-N Carolina (24-14) 11/16/68 8 (92 yards) Perry Tuttle a-Georgia (16-20) 9/20/80 33 (163 yards) Fred Cone a-Auburn (41-0) 11/25/50 1—Atlanta, GA (Peach Bowl) 33 (234 yards) Don King a-Fordham (12-12) 11/8/52 32 (92 yards) Buddy Gore h-S. Carolina (3-7) 11/23/68 HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL PASS RECEPTION GAMES 31 (81 yards) Fred Cone 1-Miami, FL (15-14) 1/1/51 31 (144 yards) Hugh Mauldin h-TX Christian (3-0) 10/23/65 BY OPPONENTS 31 (131 yards) Buddy Gore a-N Carolina (17-0) 11/4/67 No, & Yds. Player Site, Team, Score Date 31 (189 yards) Buddy Gore a-S Carolina (23-12) 11/25/67 13 (209 yards) Henley Carter h-Duke (39-22) 10/19/68 1—Miami, FL (Orange Bowl) 13 (149 yards) Wes Chesson a-Duke (10-21) 10/24/70 MOST INDIVIDUAL RUSHING ATTEMPTS BY OPPONENTS 13 (132 yards) Mark Militello a-Duke (38-31) 10/15/83 12 (115 yards) Phil Denfeld h-Wake Forest (82-24) 10/31/81 Attempts Player Site, Opp,, Score Date 11 (131 yards) Larry Seivers a-Tennessee (19-21) 10/2/76 45 (249 yards) James McDougald a-W. Forest (14-20) 10/9/76 11 (113 yards) John Tice a-Maryland (24-22) 11/13/82 32 (184 yards) Don McCauley h-N Carolina (7-42) 11/14/70 10 (83 yards) Darryl Hill h-Maryland (21-6) 11/16/63 32 (178 yards) Charlie Wysocki h-Maryland (0-19) 9/15/79 10 (113 yards) Ed Carringlon h-Virgmia (40-35) 9/24/66 30 (106 yards) Charlie Wysocki a-Maryland (7-34) 11/15/80 10 (109 yards) Edwin Collins a-Rice (10-29) 9/23/72 29 (214 yards) Alvin Blount 2-Maryland (23-41) 11/17/84 10 (163 yards) Gordon Jones 1 -Pittsburgh (3-34) 12/30/77 28 (228 yards) a-N Carolina (38-35) 11/8/75 1 —Jacksonville, FL (Gator Bowl) 28 (197 yards) Steve Atkins a-Maryland (28-24) 11/18/78 28 (168 yards) George Rogers h-S, Carolina (27-6) 11/22/80 MOST INDIVIDUAL PASSING ATTEMPTS BY CLEMSON 28 (111 yards) Herschel Walker h-Georgia (13-3) 9/19/81 No, (Comp., Yds.) Player Site. Opp., Score Date 27 yards) Mike Ramseur 1-Wake Forest 11/27/82 (89 53 (21.271 yards) Rodney Williams h-N,C, State (28-30) 10/27/87 1 at Tokyo, Japan (Mirage Bowl), Baltimore, MD 2— 48 (27,237 yards) Tommy Kendrick a-FL State (13-38) 11/7/70 43 (21 ,323 yards) Thomas Ray a-N Carolina (13-17) 11/6/65 HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL RUSHING GAMES BY CLEMSON 40 (20,225 yards) Tommy Kendrick h-Georgia (0-30) 9/27/69 yards) Kendrick h-Duke (10-21) 10/24/70 Yds. Player Site, Opp., Score Date 39 (23,244 Tommy 38 (18,183 yards) Jimmy Addison h-Alabama (10-13) 10/28/67 260 (27 carries) Cliff Austin h-Duke (49-14) 10/16/82 34 (21,242 yards) Tommy Kendrick a-W Forest (20-36) 10/17/70 234 (33 carries) Don King a-Fordham (12-12) 11/8/52 34 (11,80 yards) Tommy Kendrick h-N Carolina (7-42) 11/14/70 226 (21 carries) Wesley McFadden a-Virginia Tech (22-10) 9/12/87 34 (17,204 yards) Billy LotI 1-Baylor (18-24) 12/31/79 210 (30 carries) Terrence Flagler a-Wake Forest (28-20) 11/1/86 30 (14,116 yards) Billy Ammons h-Auburn (10-21) 10/12/68 209 (22 carries) Terrence Flagler a-Virginia (31-17) 10/11/86 30 (17,220 yards) Randy Anderson a-VPI (20-17) 9/19/85 204 (15 carries) Buck George h-Presbyterian (53-13) 9/20/52 1— Atlanta, GA (Peach Bowl) 202 (36 carries) Ray Yauger h-Wake Forest (28-14) 10/18/69 201 (35 carries) Ray Yauger h-North Carolina (24-14) 11/16/68 197 (27 carries) Ken Callicutt h-South Carolina (39-21) 11/23/74 MOST INDIVIDUAL PASSING ATTEMPTS BY OPPONENTS 189 carries) Buddy Gore a-South Carolina (23-12) 11/25/67 (31 No. (Comp., Yds.) Player Site, Opp., Score Date BY OPPONENTS 57 (24,197 yards) Kip Allen h-Citadel (24-0) 10/4/86 HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL RUSHING GAMES 56 (28,283 yards) Jay Venuto a-Wake Forest (35-33) 11/1/80 Yds. Player Site. Team, Score Date 53 (34,367 yards) Ben Bennett a-Duke (38-31) 10/15/83 256 (19 carries) Steve Wadiak a-S. Carolina (14-14) 10/19/50 50 (23,305 yards) Anthony Dilweg h-Duke (17-10) 10/17/87 249 (45 carries) James McDougald a-W. Forest (20-36) 10/9/76 49 (30,298 yards) Scott Secules a-Virginia (31-17) 10/11/86 230 (20 carries) Larry Hopkins a-W. Forest (14-20) 10/17/70 48 (26,312 yards) Bob Davis h-Virginia (40-35) 9/23/72 228 (28 carries) Mike Voight a-N. Carolina (38-35) 11/8/75 47 (17,250 yards) Mike Elkins a-Wake Forest (28-20) 11/1/86 227 (24 carries) Ted Brown h-N.C. State (7-45) 11/25/75 46 (31,368 yards) Bruce Gadd a-Rice (10-29) 9/23/72 217 (16 carries) Brent Cunningham a-Ga, Tech (7-28) 10/3/70 42 (19,244 yards) Ronnie Mixon h-W Carolina (21-10) 9/25/82 214 (29 carries) Alvin Blount 1 -Maryland (23-41) 11/17/84 41 (18,209 yards) Anthony Dilweg h-Ouke (49-17) 10/15/88 204 (22 carries) Bubba Bean h-Texas A&M (15-30) 10/6/73 197 (28 carries) Steve Atkins a-Maryland (28-14) 11/18/78 184 (32 carries) Don McCauley h-N, Carolina (7-42) 11/14/70 1— Baltimore, MD MOST INDIVIDUAL PASS COMPLETIONS BY CLEMSON

No. (Att., Yds.) Player Site, 0pp., Score Date

25 (ot 48,237 yards) Tommy Kendfick a-FL Stale 1 13-38) 11/7/70 23 (of 39.244 yards) Tommy Kendrick fi-Duke (10-21) 10/24/70 21 (of 43.323 yards) Thomas Hay a-N. Carolina (13-17) 11/6/65 21 (of 34.242 yards) Tommy Kendrick a-W Forest (20-36) 10/17/70 21 (Of 53.271 yards) Rodney Williams h-N.C. Slate (28-30) 10/27/87 20 (of 40,225 yards) Tommy Kendrick h-Georgia (0-30) 9/27/69 20 (of 29.270 yards) Homer Jordan h-(V1aryland (21-7) 11/14/81 18 (of 38.183 yards) Jimmy Addison fi-Alabama (10-13) 10/28/67 17 (of 30.220 yards) Randy Anderson a-VPI (20-17) 9/14/85 17 (of 26,248 yards) Mike Eppley h-N.C. State (27-17) 10/22/83 17 (of 34,204 yards) Billy Lott 1 -Baylor (18-24) 12/31/79 1—Atlanta. GA (Peach Bowl) MOST INDIVIDUAL I PASS COMPLETIONS BY OPPONENTS

No. (Att., Yds.) Player Site, 0pp.. Score Date 34 (of 53.367 yards) Ben Bennett a-Duke (38-31) 10/15/83 31 (of 46,368 yards) Bruce Gadd a-Rice (10-29) 9/23/72 30 (of 49,298 yards) Scott Secules a-Virginia (31-17) 10/11/86 28 (of 56,283 yards) Jay Venuto a-W. Forest (35-33) 11/1/80 26 (of 48,312 yards) Bob Davis h-Virglnia (40-35) 9/24/66 26 (of 36.287 yards) Leo Hart h-Duke (10-21) 10/24/70 Banks McFadden averaged 52.0 yards a punt vs. George Wash- 24 (of 39.279 yards) a-r^aryland (24-22) 11/13/82 ington in 1939, a single game record that stood 43 years. 24 (of 57.197 yards) Kip Allen h-Ciladel (24-0) 1 0/4/86 23 (of 36,387 yards) twlatt Cavanaugh 1 -Pittsburgh (3-34) 12/30/77 23 (of 40,208 yards) Steve Casey h-VA Tech (13-10) 10/5/80 23 (of 35,361 yards) Stan Gelbaugh h-Maryland (31-34) 11/16/85 HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL RETURN YARDAGE 23 (of 50,305 yards) Anthony Dilweg h-Duke (17-10) 10/17/87 (Punt. Interception and Kickoff) 1—Jacksonville, FL (Gator Bowl) BY CLEMSON

HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL YARDS RECEIVING GAMES Yds. & Method Player Site, Opponent, Score Date (24-1 10/31/70 BY CLEMSON 223 (167 PR, 56 IR) Don Kelley a-Maryland 1) 174 (174 KOR) David Thomas a-Georgia Tech (9-31) 10/7/72 Yds. & No. Player Site, 0pp., Score Date 160 (160 KOR) John Shields h-Alabama (13-38) 10/25/69 163 (5 receptions) Jerry Butler a-Georgia Tech (31-14) 9/24/77 159 (159 KOR) Dennis Goss a-North Carolina (13-26) 11/6/71 161 (7 receptions) Perry Tuttle h-W. Forest (82-24) 10/31/81 158 (158 KOR) Terrance Roulhac h-S, Carolina (21-21) 11/22/86 152 (2 receptions) Craig Brantley h-Virginia (28-9) 11/16/74 145 (73 PR, 72 KOR) Billy Hair 1-Miami (FL) (0-14) 1/1/52

151 (7 receptions) Perry Tuttle h-fVlaryland (21-7) 1 1/14/81 143 (143 KOR) Bill tvlathis a-Georgia Tech (6-16) 10/3/59 145 (6 receptions) Perry Tuttle h-Furman (21-0) 9/8/79 132 (132 KOR) Bob Bosler h-Auburn (0-44) 10/10/70 144 (10 receptions) Charlie Waters h-Alabama (13-38) 10/25/69 131 (131 KOR) John Shields a-North Carolina (15-32) 11/15/69 141 (8 receptions) Jim Lanzendoen h-Virginia (32-27) 10/13/73 126 (126 KOR) Warren Ratchford h-Norlh Carolina (54-32) 11/9/74 140 (5 receptions) Jerry Butler a-lvlaryland (28-24) 11/18/78 126 (126 PR) Donnell Woollord h-GeorgIa Tech (33-12) 9/26/87 140 (6 receptions) Perry Tuttle h-Virginia Tech (13-10) 10/4/80 PR— Punt Return, IR--Interception Return, KOR-— Kickoff Return 1—Jacksonville, FL (Gator Bowl) HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL YARDS RECEIVING GAME BY OPPONENTS HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL ALL-PURPOSE No. & Yds. Player Site, Team, Score Date 209 (13 receptions) Henley Carter h-Duke (39-22) 10/19/68 RUNNING GAMES BY CLEMSON 167 (9 receptions) Sterling Sharpe h-S Carolina (21-21) 11/22/86 Yds. Name Opponent Year Rush Rec. KOR PR 163 (10 receptions) Gordon Jones 1 -Pittsburgh (3-34) 12/30/77 274 Terrence Flagler Wake Forest 1986 210 65 151 (7 receptions) Rhett Dawson a-FL Stale (13-38) 1 1/7/70 260 Cliff Austin Duke 1982 260 149 (13 receptions) Wes Chesson a-Duke (10-21) 10/24/70 254 Don King Fordham 1952 234 20 146 receptions) Chuck Herring h-Duke (54-21) 10/20/84 (4 252 Ken Callicult S Carolina 1974 197 55 132 receptions) (7 Jimmy (Mitchell h-S. Carolina (32-38) 11/21/70 246 Buck George Presbyterian 1952 204 42 132 receptions) Mark Militello a-Duke (13 (38-31) 10/15/83 232 Bobby Gage Pittsburgh 1947 136 89 7 131 receptions) Larry Seivers (11 a-Tennessee (19-21) 10/2/76 226 Wesley McFadden Virginia Tech 1987 226 129 receptions) Belie h-Virginia (6 Chuck (37-21) 10/21/72 221 Jackie Calvert Duquesne 1950 56 100 42 23 Jacksonville. FL (Gator 1— Bowl) 220 Ray Yauger Wake Forest 1969 202 18 219 Perry Tuttle Wake Forest 1981 161 58 HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL KICKOFF RETURN 213 Billy Hair Furman 1950 141 49 23 YARDAGE BY CLEMSON 210 Terrence Flagler Virginia 1986 210 206 Buddy Gore S. Carolina 1967 189 17 fivds. & No. Player Site, Team, Score Date 203 Jackie Calvert Presbyterian 1950 109 5 89 174 (5 returns) David Thomas a-Georgia Tech (9-31) 10/7/72 202 Billy Hair Boston Coll. 1950 124 25 53 160 (7 returns) John Shields h-Alabama (13-38) 10/25/69

159 (6 returns) Dennis Goss a-North Carolina (13-26) 11/6/71 Note : Here are other 200-yard games when including interception returns. 158 (4 returns) Terrance Roulhac h-S- Carolina (21-21) 11/22/86 Yds Name Opponent Year Rush Rec KOR PR IR 143 (3 returns) Bill Malhis a-Georgia Tech (6-16) 10/25/59 223 Don Kelley Maryland 1970 167 56 132 (6 returns) Bob Bosler h-Auburn (0-44) 10/10/70 217 Billy Hair Presbyterian 1951 174 43 131 (6 returns) John Shields a-North Carolina (15-32) 11/15/69 210 Jackie Calvert Presbyterian 1950 109 5 89 7 126 (4 returns) Warren Ratchford h-North Carolina (52-32) 11/9/74 200 Hal Davis Virginia 1964 179 2 19 (2 returns) Terrance Roulhac a-Georgia Tech (27-3) 9/27/86 200 Ray Mathews Citadel 1948 97 80 17 6 1120118 (4 returns) Jay Washington h-Virginia (32-27) 10/13/73 HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL PUNT RETURN > YARDAGE BY CLEMSON HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL PUNTING GAMES BY CLEMSON

Yds. & No. Player Site, Team, Score Date (Minimum 3 Attempts) 167 (4 returns) Don Kelley a-Maryland (24-11) 10/31/70 Avg. (Atl-Yds) Player Site-Opponent Score Date 126 (5 returns) Donnell Woolford h-Georgia Tech (33-12) 9/26/87 55.3 (3-166) Dale Hatcher H-Kenlucky 24-6 10-2-82 102 returns) Richie Luzzi (2 a-Georgia (13-31) 9/28/68 52 (5-260) Banks McFadden A-G. Washington 13-6 11-3-39 101 returns) (3 Bobby Gage h-N C. State (6-0) 10/2/48 51.8 (4-207) Dale Hatcher H-Georgia 16-16 9-17-83 returns) Willie (5 Jordan a-Virginia Tech (31-13) 10/1/77 51.0 (6-306) Dale Hatcher A-Kentucky 21-3 10-3-81 • 97 returns) 199 (3 Shad Bryant 1-G Washington (27-0) 11/5/38 50.8 (4-203) Joe Paglieli H-Maryland 12-25 11-12-55

, 94 returns) Frank (3 Liberatore h-Virginia (40-35) 9/24/66 50,3 (3-151) Dale Hatcher A-Duke 38-31 10-15-83 94 (3 returns) James Lott h-Western Carolina (43-0) 9/5/87 48,3 (4-193) Sammy Cam H-Alabama 10-13 10-28-67 Greenville. 2- -Charlotte. 1— SC, NC 48.0 (6-288) Mitch Tyner A-South Carolina 20-32 11-24-73

81 CLEMSON'S LONGEST PLAYS 82 Chuck McSwain, TB a-Virginia (48-0) 10/9/82 81 Jackie Calvert, TB a-Missouri (34-0) 9/30/50 Yds. Player(s) Type Play Site, 0pp., Score Date 80 Jay Washington, TB a-GA Tech (21-29) 9/29/73 108 Richie Luzzi Missed FG Rtn a-Georgia (13-31) 9/28/68 77n Cliff Austin, TB a-Duke (38-10) 10/17/81 102 Don Kelley Intcp. Rtn h-Duke (10-21) 10/24/70 75 Steve Fuller. QB h-VA Tech (38-7) 10/7/78 99 Bill Mathis KO Rtn a-GA Tech (6-16) 10/3/59 74 Don King, QB a-Fordham (12-12) 11/8/52 98 Hal Davis KO Rtn, h-Georgia (16-24) 10/13/62 72 Craig Crawford. TB h-Wake Forest (82-24) 10/31/81 97 Mark Fellers- 71 Smiley Sanders. TB h-W, Forest (35-8) 11/3/73 Craig Brantley Pass h-Virginia (28-9) 11/16/74 69 Billy Hair, TB a-Boston Col (35-14) 11/11/50 95 Joe Henderson KO Rtn. h-Georgia Tech (33-12) 6/26/87 69 Mike O'Cain, QB h-N,C, State (21-38) 10/23/76 94 Rex Varn Intcp- Rtn. a-N C State (33-10) 10/28/78 n-Denotes did not score on the play 93 Rex Varn Intcp Rtn h-Maryland (14-21) 9/10/77 90 Banks McFadden Rush h-Presbytenan (18-0) 9/23/39 90 Bobby Gage Punt Rtn h-N,C State (6-0) 10/2/48 LONGEST OPPONENT RUNS FROM SCRIMMAGE 90 Jimmy Queries Intcp. Rtn. a-Rice (20-14) 9/29/51 90 Buck George Rush a-Furman (32-14) 11/17/51 Yds. Name Site, Team, Score Date 89 Bobby Gage KO Rtn a-Duquesne (34-13) 11/15/47 98 Steve Atkins a-Maryland (28-24) 11/18/78 89 Wesley McFadden Rush a-Vlrginla Tech (22-10) 9/12/87 84 Mike Voight h-N Carolina (23-27) 11/6/76 88 Bobby Gage Rush h-Presbyterian (76-0) 9/22/45 81 h-N C, State (23-31) 11/20/71 88 Mack Matthews Punt Rtn a-W Forest (24-7) 10/6/62 80 Bobby Hall a-N,C, State (24-19) 11/2/68 88 Terrence Flagler Rush a-W. Forest (28-20) 11/1/86 78 Terry Henley h-Auburn (0-44) 10/10/70 87 Billy Hair Rush h-Furman (57-2) 11/18/50 78 Bubba Bean h-Texas A&M (15-30) 10/6/73 87 Steve Fuller- 78n LeRoy Butler h-Fla. State (21-24) 9/17/88 Jerry Butler Pass a-Maryland (28-24) 11/18/78 77 Spencer Clark a-S. Carolina (31-27) 11/19/77 73 Ray Goff h-Georgia (0-41) 85 Don Kelley Punt Rtn, a-Maryland (24-1 1) 10/31/70 9/18/76 83n Tim Childers Fumble Rtn, h-W Carolina (21-10) 9/25/82 72n Kent Merritt h-Virginia (32-27) 10/13/73 82 Chuck McSwain Rush a-Virginia (48-0) 10/9/82 71 Kent Merritt 1 -Virginia (32-15) 10/16/71

Pacello 1 81 n Terrance Roulhac KO Rtn, a-Ga, Tech (27-3) 9/27/86 70 Nick h-Duquesne (53-20) 1 /4/50 81 Jackie Calvert Rush a-Missouri (34-0) 9/30/50 70 Mark Leggett a-Duke (6-21) 10/22/60 81 Ken Moore Punt Rtn 1-W Forest (32-20) 10/30/54 70 Jim Fauver a-TCU (10-14) 10/24/74 81 Billy Lott-Perry Tuttle Pass h-Furman (21-0) 9/8/79 69 Brent Cunningham a-GA Tech (7-28) 10/3/70 81 Joel Wells-Joe Pagliei Pass a-South Carolina (8-13) 10/21/54 1 -Richmond, VA (Tobacco Bowl) 80n Buddy Gore KO Rtn h-Duke (9-6) 10/15/66 80 Jimmy Addison- Edgar McGee Pass a-W Forest (23-21) 10/29/66 LONGEST CLEMSON PASS PLAYS FROM SCRIMMAGE 80 Jay Washington Rush a-GA Tech (21-29) 9/29/73 Yds. Players Site, Team, Score Date 80 Willie Jordan- 97 Mark Fellers-Craig Brantley h-Virginia (28-9) 11/16/74 Craig Brantley Pass a-GA Tech (28-33) 9/27/75 87 Steve Fuller-Jerry Butler a-Maryland (28-24) 11/18/78 80 Homer Jordan- 81 Joel Wells-Joe Pagliei a-South Carolina (8-13) 10/21/54 Perry Tuttle Pass h-Wofford (45-10) 9/5/81 81 Billy Lott-Perry Tuttle h-Furman (21-0) 9/8/79 1 -Charlotte, NC n-non-scoring play 80 Jimmy Addison-Edgar McGee a-W, Forest (23-21) 10/29/66 80 Willie Jordan-Craig Brantley a-GA Tech (28-33) 9/27/75 OPPONENT'S LONGEST PLAYS 80 Homer Jordan-Perry Tuttle h-Wofford (45-10) 9/5/81 79 DeChane Cameron-Gary Cooper h-Duke (49-17) 10/15/88 Yds. Player(s) Type Play Site, 0pp., Score Date 78 Steve Fuller-Craig Brantley h-Tulane (13-17) 9/13/75 100 Larry Fallen KO Rtn, h-VA Tech (38-7) 10/7/78 76 Mike Eppley-Terrance Roulhac h-N, Carolina (20-12) 10/20/84 98 Doug Kotar KO Rtn h-Kentucky (10-13) 9/11/71 75 Jimmy Addison-Jacky Jackson h-Virginia (40-35) 9/24/66 98 Steve Atkins Rush a-Maryland (28-24) 11/18/78 75 Tommy Kendrick-Don Kelley 1 -Virginia (32-15) 10/16/71 98n Scott Woerner Intcp Rtn, a-Georgia (16-20) 9/20/80 75 Homer Jordan-Perry Tuttle h-W, Forest (82-24) 10/31/81 97 KO Rtn h-N C State (7-13) 10/5/57 75 Mike Eppley-Ray Williams h-N,C, State (27-17) 10/22/83 97 Gene Washington KO Rtn a-Georgia (14-31) 9/22/73 68 Harvey White-Gary Barnes 2-TCU (23-7) 12/19/59 96 Quinton McCraken KO Rtn. h-Duke (49-17) 10/15/88 68 Thomas Ray-Johnny Case a-Duke (30-35) 10/19/63 92 John Schultz KO Rtn h-Maryland (20-22) 11/15/75 1 -Richmond. VA (Tobacco Bowl) 2-Houston, TX (Bluebonnet Bowl) 92 Jon Jeffries KO Rtn. a-Virginia Tech (22-10) 9/12/87 90 Floyd Reid Punt Rtn, a-Georgia (0-20) 9/28/45 LONGEST OPPONENT PASS PLAYS FROM SCRIMMAGE 90 Dick Nolan Punt Rtn, h-Maryland (0-20) 1 0/3/53

88 Bennie Faloney KO Rtn h-Maryland (0-20) 1 0/3/53 Yds. Players Site, Team, Score Date 87 Dennis Tabron Intcp, Rtn, h-Duke (17-34) 10/18/80 85 Matt Robinson-Gene Washington h-Georgia (0-41) 9/18/76 85 Matt Robinson- 85 Gary Schofield-Tim Ryan 1-Wake Forest (21-17) 11/27/82 Gene Washington Pass h-Georgia (0-41) 9/18/76 78n Bob Schneidenbach-Ed Lutes 2-Miami (FL) (15-14) 1/1/51 85 Gary Schofield- 78 James Jackson-Fred Lane a-Georgia (31-28) 9/20/86 Tim Ryan Pass 2-Wake Forest (21-17) 11/27/82 77 Larry Rakestraw-Frank Lankewicz h-Georgia (16-24) 10/13/62 84n Carroll McClain Punt Rtn, a-S Carolina (28-14) 10/20/55 77 Jim Rossi-Ray Barlow h-N C State (3-7) 10/5/63 84 Mike Voight Rush h-N, Carolina (23-27) 11/6/76 77n Todd Ellis-Ryan Bethea a-South Carolina (7-20) 11/21/87 83 Ernie Arizzi Pass Intcp, h-Maryland (21-6) 11/16/63 74n Norm Snead-Neil McLean h-W Forest (33-31) 11/21/59 81 Willie Burden Rush h-N,C State (23-31) 11/20/71 74 Larry Rakestraw-Donald Porterfield h-Georgia (16-24) 10/13/62 81 Mark Franklin Intcp, Rtn, a-N C State (35-34) 10/27/84 72 Todd Ellis-Sterling Sharpe h-S Carolina (21-21) 11/22/86 80 Bobby Hall Rush a-N,C State (24-19) 11/2/68 Gary Black-Ronnie Jackson h-N, Carolina (0-29) 11/7/64 78n Bob Schneidenbach- 69 67n Drew Walston-Chuck Herring h-Duke (54-21) 10/20/84 Ed Lutes Pass 1-Miami (FL) (15-14) 1/1/51 66 Neil O'Donnell-Ferrell Edmunds h-Maryland (45-16) 11/14/87 78 James Jackson- 65 Bennie Faloney-Dick Nolan h-Maryland (0-20) 10/3/53 Fred Lane Pass a-Georgia (31-28) 9/20/86 65 Condredge Holoway- a-Tennessee (28-29) 10/25/74 78 Terry Henley Rush h-Auburn (0-44) 10/10/70 1-Tokyo, Japan (Mirage Bowl) 2-Miami, FL (Orange Bowl) 78 Bubba Bean Rush h-Texas A&M (15-30) 10/6/73 78n LeRoy Butler Rush h-Fla. State (21-24) 9/17/88 1-Miami. FL (Orange Bowl) 2-Tokyo, Japan (Mirage Bowl) n-non-scoring play LONGEST CLEMSON KICKOFF RETURNS LONGEST CLEMSON RUNS FROM Yds. Player Site, Team, Score Date SCRIMMAGE 100 John Maxwell 2-Cumberland (11-11) 11/26/03 99 Bill Mathis a-GA Tech (6-16) 10/3/59 Yds. Name Site, Team, Score Date 98 Hal Davis h-Georgia (16-24) 10/13/62 90 Bank McFadden, TB h-Presbyterian (18-0) 9/23/39 95 Joe Henderson h-Georgia Tech (33-12) 9/26/87 90 Buck George, TB a-Furman (34-14) 11/17/51 89 Bobby Gage a-Duquesne (34-13) 11/15/47 69 Wesley McFadden, TB a-Virginia Tech (22-10) 9/12/87 81n Terrance Roulhac a-Georgia Tech (27-3) 9/27/86 88 Bobby Gage, TB h-Presbyterian (76-0) 9/22/45 80n Buddy Gore h-Duke (9-6) 10/15/66 88 Terrence Flagler. TB a-Wake Forest (28-20) 11/1/86 76n Buddy Gore a-N C, State (24-19) 11/2/68 87 Billy Hair, TB h-Furman (57-2) 11/18/50 75n Terrance Roulhac h-South Carolina (21-21) 11/22/86 82 1

72n Billy Hair 1 -Miami (FL) (0-14) 1/1/52 OPPONENTS' LONGEST FIELD GOALS 72n Jack Anderson h-S. Carolina (3-7) 11/23/68 56n David Thomas a-GA Tech (9-31) 10/7/72 Yds. Player Site, Team, Score Date 55n Terry Allen h-Maryland (45-16) 11/14/87 60 Kevin Butler a-Georgia (23-26) 9/22/84 51 n Dennis Goss a-N. Carolina (13-25) 11/6/71 •57 Vince Fusco h-Duke (18-18) 10/16/76 50n Billy Wingo a-N. Carolina (37-29) 11/10/73 54 Johnny Duncan a-Georgia Tech (21-10) 10/4/69 1 -Jacksonville, FL (Gator Bowl). 2-Montgomery. AL 54 Scott Hagler a-South Carolina (24-17) 11/23/85 52 Roger Pruett a-Auburn (13-35) 10/23/71 51 John Riley a-Auburn (21-43) 10/14/67 LONGEST OPPONENT KICKOFF RETURNS 51 Kevin Butler a-Georgia (23-26) 9/22/84 49 Mike Cofer a-N,C, State (3-27) 10/25/86 Yds. Player Site, Team, Score Date 49 Wilson Hoyle h-Wake Forest (31-17) 10/31/87 100 Larry Fallen h-VA Tech (38-7) 10/7/78 48 Dean Biasucci h-Western Carolina (21-10) 9/25/82 98 Doug Kotar h-Kentucky (10-13) 9/11/71 48 Chris Kinzer a-Virginia Tech (22-10) 9/12/87 Dick Christy 97 h-N C State (7-13) 10/5/57 48 Kenny Miller a-North Carolina (13-10) 11/7/87 96 Gene Washington a-Georgia (14-31) 9/22/73 48 Glen Connelly h-Furman (23-3) y j 1 u/ oo 96 Quinton McCracken h-Duke (49-17) 10/15/88 -Indicates Atlantic Coast Conference record 92 John Schultz h-Maryland (20-22) 11/15/75 92 Jon Jeffries a-Virginia Tech (22-10) 9/12/87 68 h-Maryland (0-20) 10/3/53 CLEMSON'S LONGEST PUNTS 71n Phil Heisler a-Furman (40-20) 11/26/55 69n a-Duke (30-35) 10/19/63 Yds. Player Site. Opponent, Score Date 81 Mitch Tyner h-Texas A&M (15-30) 10/6/73 75 Banks McFadden a-Army (6-21) 10/2/37 LONGEST CLEMSON PUNT RETURNS 74 Joe Pagliei a-South Carolina (7-14) 10/22/53 72 David Sims h-Virginia (17-7) 10/6/79 Yds. Player Site, Team, Score Date 71 David Sims h-South Carolina (41-23) 11/25/78 •108 Richie Luzzi a-Georgia (13-31) 10/28/68 69 Butch Butler a-Georgia Tech (21-7) 11/29/45 90 Shad Bryant 1-Geo. Wash. (7-7) 10/8/38 68 Sid Tinsley a-Tulane (20-36) 11/18/44 88 IVIack Ivlatthews a-W, Forest (24-7) 10/6/62 68 Dale Hatcher h-Wake Forest (37-14) 11/3/84 Kelley a-Maryland (24-11) 85 Don 10/31/70 67 Sid Tinsley a-Tulane (20-36) 1 81 Ken Moore 1-W Forest (32-20) 10/30/54 67 Don Barfield a-N,C, State (0-9) 9/26/64 78 Donnell Woolford h-Georgia Tech (33-12) 9/26/87 75 Streak Lawton 2-Mercer (32-0) 11/17/34 75n Willie Jordan h-N C State (7-3) 10/22/77 OPPONENTS' LONGEST PUNTS 74 Joe Pagliei h-Presbyterian (33-0) 9/18/54 72n Gary Barnes h-Furman (35-6) 11/18/61 Yds. Player Site, Team, Score Date

1 -Charlotte, NC 2-Savannah, GA -Missed Field Goal Return 81 Greg Davis h-The Citadel (24-0) 10/4/86 80 Jay Feltz a-South Carolina (9-13) 11/24/79

1 77 Gerald Burch a-Georgia Tech (0-13) 1 /8/58 LONGEST OPPONENT PUNT RETURNS 70 Chuck Ramsey h-Wake Forest (10-9) 10/30/71 69 Wayne Wolff a-Wake Forest (28-7) 9/24/60 Yds. Player Site, Team, Score Date 68 Dan Smith a-Georgia Tech (6-16) 10/3/59

90 Floyd Reid a-Georgia (0-20) 9/29/45 68 a-North Carolina (16-3) 1 1 /*i/fl1 90 Dick Nolan h-Maryland (0-20) 10/3/53 67 Ray Farns a-North Carolina (27-0) 10/7/61 84n Carroll IvIcLain a-S. Carolina (28-14) 10/20/55 76 Nathaniel Lewis h-Georgia (21-20) 9/19/87 76 Deion Sanders h-Fla. State (21-24) 9/17/88 CAREER 100-YARD RUSHING PERFORMANCES 74 fvlike Battle a-Southern Cal (0-30) 10/22/66 73 Tyler Hellams h-S Carolina (3-7) 11/23/68 Times Name & Position Best Year 71n Phil Heisler a-Furman (40-20) 11/16/55 11 Buddy Gore, TB 189 vs. South Carolina 1967 70 Dick Zotti a-Bost, Coll (14-14) 9/26/53 1 1 Kenny Flowers. TB 148 vs Minnesota 1985 69 Phil Lamm h-N, Carolina (10-26) 11/4/72 8 Fred Cone. FB 163 vs. Auburn 1950 67 David Riggs a-N, Carolina (13-17) 11/6/65 8 Ray Yauger. TB 204 vs North Carolina 1968 67 Scott Woerner a-Georgia (16-20) 9/20/80 8 Lester Brown. TB 178 vs, Virginia 1978 8 Terry Allen, TB 183 vs. Virginia 1987 7 Billy Hair. TB 174 vs Presbyterian 1951 LONGEST CLEMSON INTERCEPTION RETURNS 7 Cliff Austin. TB 260 vs Duke 1982 7 Stacey Driver. TB 131 vs. Georgia Tech 1984 Yds. Player Site, Team, Score Date 6 Joel Wells. TB 175 vs, Furman 1955 102 Don Kelley h-Duke (10-2) 10/24/70 6 Chuck McSwain. TB 151 vs. South Carolina 1981 94 Rex Varn a-N C State (33-10) 10/28/78 6 Terrence Flagler. TB 210 vs Virginia 1986 93 Rex Varn h-Maryland (14-21) 9/10/77 5 Bobby Gage. TB 182 vs, Presbyterian 1947 90 Jimmy Quarles a-Rice (20-14) 9/29/51 5 Ray Mathews, WB 161 vs, Presbyterian 1949 •83n Tim Childers h-W. Carolina (21-10) 9/25/82 There were no 100-plus yard performances in 1953. 1960. 1961. and 1963. 77n Rudy Hayes h-VA Tech (21-6) 11/3/56 76 James Hough h-VA Tech (35-0) 10/10/45 73n George Usry h-W Forest (33-31) 11/21/59 TWO 100-PLUS YARDS RUSHING PERFORMANCES 68 Jewell McLaunn a-Maryland (24-1 1) 10/31/70 SAME GAME BY CLEMSON 68 Doug Brewster a-GA Tech (30-13) 9/24/88 Fumble Return Players Site, Opponents. Score Date Payne (102) and Sweatte (101) h-Wake Forest (29-0) 11/15/41 Tinsley (127) and Timmons (103) a-Furman (34-0) 11/22/41 LONGEST OPPONENT INTERCEPTION RETURNS Tinsley (146) and Rogers (117) a-South Carolina (20-13) 10/19/44 Gage (145) and Reynolds (105) h-Presbytenan (76-0) 9/22/45 Yds. Player Site, Team, Score Date 1 Cox (116) and Gage (104) h-Furman (41-0) 1 /6/48 98n Scott Woerner a-Georgia (16-20) 9/20/80 Cone (145) and Hair (141) h-Furman (57-2) 11/18/50 87 Dennis Tabron h-Duke (17-34) 10/18/80 Hair (174) and Gressette (110) h-Presbyterian (53-6) 9/22/51 83 Ernie Arizzi h-Maryland (21-6) 11/16/63 Gressette (130) and George (114) a-Furman (34-14) 11/17/51 81 Mark Franklin a-N,C, State (35-34) 10/27/84 Gressette (177) and Hair (113) h-Auburn (34-0) 11/24/51 76 Wyatt Washington h-Tulane (13-17) 9/13/75 Callicutt (197) and Fellers (106) h-South Carolina (39-21) 11/23/74 71 Don Golden h-Georgia (0-28) 9/25/71 Austin (109) and C McSwain (129) a-N,C, State (38-29) 10/23/82 69 Bobby Robinson h-W, Forest (33-31) 11/21/59 Mack (150) and Flowers (112) a-Duke (38-31) 10/15/83 68 George Atkins h-Auburn (19-45) 11/21/53 Driver (121) and Flowers (111) h-Virginia (27-24) 10/12/85 68 Ernie Arizzi a-Maryland (17-14) 11/17/62 Flowers (141) and Driver (114) h-Wake Forest (26-10) 11/2/85 61 Brad Edwards h-South Carolina (21-21) 11/22/86 Flowers (136) and Driver (114) a-South Carolina (24-17) 11/23/85 Allen (183) and McFadden (119) h-Virginia (38-21) 10/10/87 Allen (103) and McFadden (101) h-Maryland (45-16) 11/14/87 CLEMSON'S LONGEST FIELD GOALS

Yds. Player Site, Opponent, Score Date THREE 100-PLUS YARDS RUSHING PERFORMANCES •57 Obed Ann h-Wake Forest (26-0) 10/29/77 SAME GAME BY CLEMSON 55 Donald Igwebuike a-N,C, State (38-29) 10/23/82 55 Donald Igwebuike a-Boston College (16-31) 9/10/83 Players Site, Opponent, Score Date 53 Donald Igwebuike h-Duke (54-21) 10/20/84 Cone (143). Matthews (131) 52 Eddie Seigler a-South Carolina (17-7) 11/27/71 and Calvert (109) h-Presbyterian (55-0) 9/23/50 52 Eddie Seigler a-Maryland (6-31) 11/11/72 Calvert (175). Matthews (120) 52 Obed Ann a-Virginia (27-24) 10/11/80 and Cone (111) a-Missouri (34-0) 9/30/50 52 Donald Igwebuike h-Wake Forest (37-14) 11/3/74 Brown (121). Fuller (108) 52 Donald Igwebuike h-Wofford (45-10) 9/5/81 and Sims (104) h-South Carolina (41-23) 11/25/78 52 Chris Gardocki h-North Carolina (37-14) 11/5/88 Austin (105). McCall (103) 51 Chris Gardocki a-IVIaryland (49-25) 11/12/88 and C McSwain (103) a-Virginia (48-0) 10/9/82 50 Bob Burgess a-Duke (24-8) 10/20/73 •-Indicates Atlantic Coast Conference record 83 Bowl Records

CLEMSON TEAM BESTS burgh, 1977 Gator; vs. Baylor, 1979 Peach; LONGEST SCORING PASS vs. Nebraska, 1982 Orange; vs. Stanford, 68 yards, Harvey White to Gary Barnes vs. FIRST DOWNS 1986 Gator; vs. Penn State, 1988 Citrus Texas Christian, 1959 Bluebonnet Most: 25 vs. Penn State, 1988 Citrus PENALTIES MOST TOUCHDOWNS PASSING Fewest: 11 vs. Boston College, 1940 Cotton Most: 8 vs. Boston College, 1940 Cotton; vs. 1 by six players (Last time by Stacey Driver vs. TOTAL OFFENSE Penn State, 1988 Citrus Minnesota, 1985 Independence) Most: 499 vs. Penn State. 1988 Citrus Fewest; vs. Miami, 1952 Gator MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED Fewest: 191 yards vs. Louisiana State, 1959 YARDS PENALIZED Billy vs. Miami, 1952 Gator; 4 Steve Sugar 4 by Hair by Most: 80 vs. Boston College, 1940 Cotton Fuller vs. Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator TOTAL PLAYS Fewest; vs. Miami, 1952 Gator MOST PASS RECEPTIONS Most: 85 vs. Baylor, 1979 Peach TURNOVERS 8 by Perry Tuttle (108 yards) vs. Baylor, 1979 Fewest: 51 vs. Boston College, 1940 Cotton Most: 5 vs. Miami, 1952 Gator Peach YARDS PER PLAY Fewest; vs. Penn State, 1988 Citrus MOST YARDS RECEIVING Most: 6.4 vs. Penn State, 1988 Citrus PUNT RETURNS 110 by Keith Jennings receptions) vs. Penn Fewest: 2.81 vs. Louisiana State. 1959 Sugar (7 Most: 6 vs. Boston College, 1940 Cotton; 6 vs. State, 1988 Citrus RUSHING ATTEMPTS Miami, 1952 Gator; 6 vs. Baylor, 1979 Peach HIGHEST RECEIVING AVERAGE Most: 64 vs. Louisiana State, 1959 Sugar Fewest: vs. Missouri, 1949 Gator 16.0 by Jerry Butler (4 for 64 yards) vs. Pitts- Fewest: 36 vs. Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator PUNT RETURN YARDAGE burgh, 1977 Gator RUSHING YARDS Most: 73 vs. Miami, 1952 Gator MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES CAUGHT Most: 285 vs. Penn State, 1988 Citrus Fewest: Minus 8 vs. Ohio State, 1978 Gator 1 by six players (Last time by Keith Jennings vs. Fewest: 67 vs. Baylor. 1979 Peach KICKOFF RETURNS Minnesota, 1985 Independence) YARDS PER RUSH Most: vs. Baylor, 1979 Peach 6 INTERCEPTIONS Most: 5.28 vs. Penn State, 1988 Citrus Fewest: vs. Boston College, 1940 Cotton 2 by Don Wade, 1951 Orange Fewest: 1.31 vs. Baylor, 1979 Peach KICKOFF RETURN YARDAGE INTERCEPTION YARDAGE PASS ATTEMPTS Most: 125 vs. Miami, 1952 Gator 46 by Dorian Mariable vs. Penn State, 1988 Most: 34 vs. Baylor, 1979 Peach Fewest: vs. Boston College, 1940 Cotton Citrus Fewest: 4 vs. Boston College, 1940 Cotton; 4 INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDAGE vs. Louisiana State, 1959 Sugar LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURN 46 vs. Penn State, 1988 Citrus PASS COMPLETIONS 46 by Dorian Mariable vs. Penn State, 1988 Citrus Most: 17 vs. Baylor, 1979 Peach Fewest: 2 vs. Boston College, 1940 Cotton; 2 MOST FIELD GOALS vs. Louisiana State, 1959 Sugar 3 by Donald Igwebuike vs. Nebraska, 1982 PASSING YARDS CLEMSON INDIVIDUAL BESTS Orange Most: 214 vs. Penn State, 1988 Citrus MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS LONGEST FIELD GOAL Fewest: 23 vs. Louisiana State, 1959 Sugar 49 yards by Obed Ariri vs. Pittsburgh, 1977 31 by Fred Cone vs. Miami, 1951 Orange Most Interceptions: 4 vs. Colorado, 1957 Or- Gator ange: 4 vs. Texas Christian, 1959 Blue- MOST YARDS RUSHING MOST BOWLS WITH FIELD GOALS bonnet 148 by Kenny Flowers vs. Minnesota, 1985 3 by Obed Ariri, 1 vs. Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator; 1 Highest Completion Percentage: 63.2 vs. Stan- Independence vs. Ohio State, 1978 Gator; 1 vs. Baylor, 1979 ford, 1986 Gator MOST TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING Peach Lowest Completion Percentage: 30.0 vs. Mi- 3 by Tracy Johnson vs. Penn Stte, 1988 Citrus ami, 1952 Gator PUNTS RUSHING PLAY LONGEST 7 by David Sims, 1979 Peach PUNTS 58 yards, Joel Wells vs. Colorado, 1 957 Orange Most: 11 vs. Boston College, 1940 Cotton PUNTING YARDAGE LONGEST SCORING RUSH Fewest; 1 vs. Missouri, 1949 Gator 270 (7 punts) by David Sims, 1979 Peach 58 yards, Joel Wells vs. Colorado, 1 957 Orange PUNTING AVERAGE PUNTING AVERAGE MOST PASS ATTEMPTS Highest: 45.8 vs. Nebraska, 1982 Orange 47,7 (1 43 on 3) by Charlie Bussey, 1 957 Orange 34 by Billy Lott vs. Baylor. 1979 Peach Lowest; 29.7 vs. Louisiana State, 1959 Sugar LONGEST PUNT MOST PASS COMPLETIONS FUMBLES 67 by Banks McFadden, 1940 Cotton 17 by Billy Lott vs. Baylor, 1979 Peach Most: vs. Boston College, 1940 Cotton; vs. 5 5 PUNT RETURNS Ohio State, 1978 Gator; 5 vs. Minnesota, MOST YARDS PASSING 6 by Billy Hair, 1952 Gator 1985 Independence 214 by Rodney Williams vs. Penn State, 1988 Fewest: vs. Colorado, 1957 Orange Citrus PUNT RETURN YARDAGE Billy Hair, 1952 Gator FUMBLES LOST LONGEST PASS PLAY 73 by Most: 3 vs. Minnesota, 1985 Independence 68 yards, Harvey White to Gary Barnes vs. LONGEST PUNT RETURN

Fewest: vs. Colorado, 1 957 Orange; vs. Pitts- Texas Christian, 1959 Bluebonnet 47 by Billy Davis, 1981 Orange

84 KICKOFF RETURNS FUMBLES LOST LONGEST SCORING PASS 4 by Andy Headen. 1979 Peach; 4 by Terrance Most: 3 by Colorado. 1957 Orange 39 yards. Matt Cavanaugh to Elliott Walker of Roulhac. 1985 Independence Fewest: by Miami. 1951 Orange: by Miami, Pittsburgh. 1977 Gator: Matt Knizner to KICKOFF RETURN YARDAGE 1 952 Gator; by Texas Christian. 1 959 Blue- Michael Alexander of Penn State, 1988 bonnet; by Ohio State. 1978 Gator 90 by Terrance Roulhac. 1985 Independence Citrus LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN PENALTIES MOST TOUCHDOWNS PASSING Most: 10 by Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator 4 by Matt Cavanaugh of Pittsburgh, 1 977 Gator 72 yards by Billy Hair, 1952 Gator Fewest: 3 by Stanford. 1986 Gator MOST PASS RECEPTIONS YARDS PENALIZED 10 by Gordon Jones of Pittsburgh. 1977 Gator Most: 91 by Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator MOST YARDS RECEIVING OPPONENT TEAM BESTS Fewest: 26 by Penn State. 1988 Citrus 1 63 by Gordon Jones of Pittsburgh, 1 977 Gator TURNOVERS FIRST DOWNS HIGHEST RECEIVING AVERAGE Most: 30 by Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator Most: 4 by Miami. 1951 Orange 20.3 by Elliott Walker of Pittsburgh. 1 977 Gator; Fewest: 5 by Miami, 1952 Gator Fewest: by Miami. 1952 Gator Michael Timpson of Penn State. 1988 Citrus PUNT RETURNS TOTAL OFFENSE MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES CAUGHT Most: 566 yards by Pittsburgh. 1977 Gator Most: 3 by Ohio State, 1978 Gator; 3 by Baylor, 3 by Elliott Walker of Pittsburgh. 1977 Gator Fewest: 159 by Texas Christian, 1959 Blue- 1979 Peach; 3 by Stanford, 1986 Gator bonnet Fewest: by Missouri, 1949 Gator; by Min- MOST FIELD GOALS nesota, 1985 Independence 2 by Matt Schubert of Pittsburgh. 1 977 Gator; 2 TOTAL PLAYS by Chip Lohmiller of Minnesota. 1985 Inde- PUNT RETURN YARDAGE Most: 88 by Pittsburgh. 1977 Gator pendence Fewest: 46 by Miami, 1951 Orange Most: 40 by Penn State. 1988 Citrus Fewest: by Missouri, 1949 Gator; by Min- LONGEST FIELD GOAL YARDS PER PLAY nesota, 1985 Independence 34 yards by Alex Lukachik of Boston College, Most: 6.43 by Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator 1940 Cotton Fewest: 2.84 by Texas Christian. 1959 Blue- KICKOFF RETURNS bonnet Most; 6 by Missouri, 1949 Gator; by Penn State. 1988 Citrus RUSHING ATTEMPTS BOWL RECORDS Fewest: 1 by Miami. 1952 Gator; 1 by Louisiana Most: 55 by Minnesota. 1985 Independence BY QUARTERS State, 1959 Sugar; 1 by Pittsburgh, 1977 Fewest: 28 by Penn State. 1988 Citrus Gator CUMULATIVE SCORE BY PERIODS RUSHING YARDS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total KICKOFF RETURN YARDAGE Most: 279 by Colorado. 1957 Orange Clemson 41 68 61 54 — 224 Most: 127 by Penn State, 1988 Citrus 27 95 50 62 — 234 Fewest: 62 by Baylor, 1979 Peach Fewest: 10 by Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator YARDS PER RUSH MOST POINTS, FIRST QUARTER Most: 5.37 by Colorado. 1957 Orange Clemson: 14 vs. Missouri, 1949 Gator Fewest: 1.38 by Baylor. 1979 Peach Opponent: 10 by Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator OPPONENTS' INDIVIDUAL BESTS PASS ATTEMPTS MOST POINTS, SECOND QUARTER Most: 40 by Stanford. 1986 Gator MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS Clemson: 20 vs. Stanford. 1986 Gator Fewest: 2 by Miami, 1952 Gator 23 by John Bayuk of Colorado. 1957 Orange Opponent: 20 by Colorado, 1957 Orange PASS COMPLETIONS MOST YARDS RUSHING MOST POINTS, THIRD QUARTER Most: 23 by Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator 121 by John Bayuk of Colorado. 1957 Orange Clemson: 14 vs. Colorado. 1957 Orange Opponent; 14 by Miami. 1951 Orange Fewest: 2 by Miami, 1 952 Gator; 2 by Colorado, MOST TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING 1957 Orange 2 by Harold Entsmmger of Missouri, 1949 MOST POINTS, FOURTH QUARTER PASSING YARDS Gator; 2 by John Bayuk of Colorado, 1957 Clemson: 20 vs. Texas Christian. 1959 Blue- Most: 387 by Pittsburgh. 1977 Gator Orange; 2 by Harry Mallios of Miami, 1952 bonnet Fewest: 27 by Colorado, 1957 Orange Gator Opponent: 14 by Stanford, 1986 Gator Most Interceptions: 4 by Miami, 1951 Orange; 4 LONGEST RUSHING PLAY MOST POINTS, FIRST QUARTER, BOTH by Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator 45 yards by Frank Smith of Miami, 1951 Orange TEAMS Highest Completion Percentage: 80.0 by Ohio LONGEST SCORING RUSH 14, Clemson and Missouri, 1949 Gator State, 1978 Gator 26 yards by Howard Cook of Colorado, 1957 MOST POINTS, SECOND QUARTER. BOTH Lowest Completion Percentage: 17.9 by Bos- Orange; 26 yards by Roger Craig of Nebraska, TEAMS ton College, 1940 Cotton 1982 Orange 20, Clemson and Colorado. 1957 Orange PUNTS MOST PASS ATTEMPTS MOST POINTS, THIRD QUARTER, BOTH Most: 10 by Boston College, 1940 Cotton 40 by Greg Ennis of Stanford, 1986 Gator TEAMS Fewest: 3 by Missouri, 1949 Gator; 3 by Pitts- 20, Clemson and Miami. 1951 Orange burgh. 1977 Gator MOST PASS COMPLETIONS Matt of Pittsburgh, 1977 POINTS, FOURTH QUARTER, BOTH PUNTING AVERAGE 23 by Cavanaugh MOST Gator TEAMS Highest: 51.0 by Penn State. 1988 Citrus 20, Clemson and Texas Christian. 1959 Blue- Lowest: 31.0 by Missouri. 1949 Gator MOST YARDS PASSING bonnet FUMBLES 387 by Matt Cavanaugh of Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator MOST POINTS, FIRST HALF, BOTH TEAMS Most: 8 by Colorado. 1957 Orange 28. Clemson and Missouri. 1949 Gator Fewest: by Miami. 1951 Orange; by Miami. LONGEST PASS PLAY

1 952 Gator; by Texas Christian. 1 959 Blue- 78 yards. Bob Schneidenbach to Ed Lutes of MOST POINTS, SECOND HALF, BOTH TEAMS bonnet; by Ohio State. 1978 Gator Miami, 1951 Orange 28. Clemson and Colorado. 1957 Orange

85 Athletic Staff

Sam Blackman Tim Bourret Bob Bradley Rick Brewer Allison Dalton Asst. S.I.D. Assoc. S.I.D. Asst. Athletic Dir./ Asst. Ticket Mgr. Exec. Sec. IPTAY Sports Info. Dir.

Bobby Douglas Doug Gordon Len Gough Bert Henderson Van Hilderbrand Don Hogan Equip. Mgr. Asst. Equip. Mgr. Assoc. Athletic Dir. Assoc. Exec. Sec. Asst. Athletic Dir./ Asst. to Athletic Dir. of IPTAY Ticket Mgr.

Fred Hoover Les Jones Maria McKinney Hazel Modica Dave Mullaney Danny Poole Asst. Athletic Dir./ Dir. of Facilities Football Sec. S.I.D. Sec. S.I.D. Grad. Asst. Asst. Trainer Head Trainer

Dwight Rainey Robert Ricketts John Seketa Elaine Swearingen Annabelle Vaughan Don Wade Sen. Assoc. Ath. Dir. Asst. Athletic Dir. Promotions Dir. Football Sec. S.I.D. Grad. Asst. Admin. Asst.

Gary Wade Joanne West Sheri West Reno Wilson Clyde Wrenn Sandy York Strength Training Dir. Asst. Ticket Mgr. S.I.D. Grad. Asst. Asst. Trainer Asst. Ath. Dir./ Football Sec. Football Operations

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Bowl Game Reviews

1940 Cotton Bowl 1949 Gator Bowl

January 1, 1940 — Dallas, TX January 1, 1949 — Jacksonville, FL Clemson 6, Boston Collage 3 Clemson 24, Missouri 23

Jess Neely s last Clemson team won eight games in the regular Clemson opened the 1948 season with a 53-0 shut out of Pres- season and had come within a blocked extra point of escaping the byterian in the Tigers first-ever night home game and they closed regular season without a loss. The 8-1 Tigers were rewarded with the regular season with a 20-0 blanking of The Citadel in the first an invitation to play Boston College in the fourth Cotton Bowl, but game played at the Bulldogs Johnson Hagood Stadium. In be- Clemson first had to get permission from the Southern Conference, tween, the Tigers shut out three more opponents and beat five which they immediately granted. The 1939 season not only resulted others on the way to a 1 0-0 record, a ninth-place ranking in the polls, in Clemson's first bowl appearance, but also the Tigers first All- and an invitation to play Missouri in the fourth Gator Bowl. American, Banks McFadden. Clemson kicked off, but three plays later Missouri fumbled and On the last play of the first quarter, Bru Trexler punted to BC s Clemson's Bob Martin recovered at the 19 A pass interference call Charlie Rourke, who fielded the punt on the Clemson 40 and gave the Tigers the ball at the one, and Fred Cone scored from

returned it to the 13. Two running plays lost 10 yards, but on third there Jack Miller added the point after and Clemson led 7-0. down Frank Davis gained six Alex Lukachik then kicked a 34-yard Ray Mathews recovered a Missouri fumble later in the quarter to field goal to put the Eagles up 3-0. give Clemson the ball at its 35. Mathews took the next play for 26

Clemson s scoring drive began when McFadden returned an yards and five plays later Bobby Gage passed to Martin for 1 9 more. Eagle punt to the 33. Charlie Timmons rushed for 15 yards in two Cone scored for the second time from the one, and Miller's conver- plays, and two plays after that, McFadden hit Wister Jackson with a sion gave the Southern Conference champs a 14-0 lead. 16-yard pass to the Eagle 20. Timmons ran the final 20 yards in three After a kickoff, Missouri launched an 80-yard drive to score its first carries, but Bryant missed the extra point. touchdown Harold Entsminger capped the 13-play march with a A 51 -yard punt by McFadden started Boston College at its 20. The quarterback sneak from the two Robertson Dawson added the Eagles fumbled on first down and Clemson s George Fritts re- seventh point covered at the 24. The Tigers could do nothing with the gift, how- ever, as Joe Blalock fumbled after a short pass The game turned into a defensive struggle in the second half, although Boston College did penetrate deep into Clemson territory on two occasions The Eagles took the opening kickoff to the Clemson 19, but a holding penalty and an incomplete pass ended the threat and BC was forced to punt.

Late in the game, the Eagles drove to the Clemson 1 1 , but Bryant and McFadden broke up two passes and Clemson took over on downs. McFadden effectively bottled up the Eagles other than those drives with his punting His 45-yard average on nine kicks, including two boots for 51 and 55 yards in the second half, prevented Boston College from getting good field position, and the Clemson defense made the 6-3 score stand CLEMSON 6 — 6 BOSTON 3 — 3 BC— Lukachik 34 FG CU —Timmons 2 run {Kick failed) Att— 20,000 CU BC Jack Miller won the 1949 Gator Bowl with this field goal, the last by a Tiger for seven years. First Downs 11 9 Rushes/Yards 47-204 37-102 intercepted on the next Clemson drive and Wilbur Volz Passing Yardage 35 75 Gage was returned the theft to the Missouri 46. Missouri kept the ball on the Total Offense 239 177 ground and Entsminger carried over from the one for the score. Passes 2-4-1 4-23-1 his second point after and the game was tied at 14, Punts 11-44 10-42 Dawson added kickoff and used up six minutes of Fumbles/Lost 5-3 3-2 Clemson took the second-half clock on the way to its third touchdown Gage ran and passed for 1 Penalties/Yards 8-80 9-85 yards on two separate plays and the Tigers scored on a flea-flicker pass from Cone to Gage to John Poulos in the end zone Miller Individual Rushing (Att-Yds) completed the 80-yard drive with his third PAT. CU— Timmons (27-115), Bryant (14-56), McFadden (6-33) A Missouri punt rolled dead at the Clemson one, and after an BC— Ananis (11-43), O Rourke (8-41) incomplete pass. threw a pass that hit the ground in the end Individual Passing (Comp-Att-lnt-Yds-TD) Gage and was ruled a safety Clemson's lead was then cut to 21 -16. CU — McFadden (2-3-0-35-0). Blalock (0-1-1-0-0) zone Clemson then launched a 1 1-play surge to the Missouri 12 With BC — Toczlowski (4-23-1-73-0) fourth-and-1 0. Miller kicked a 32-yard field goal that would prove to Individual Receiving (Catches-Yds-TD) be the winning points. CU— Blalock (1-19-0), Jackson (1-16-0) Dave Ashley returned the kickoff to the Missouri 40. and seven plays later, halfback Richard Braznell passed to Kenneth Bounds for a 20-yard touchdown. Dawson added the point to bring Missouri within one point with five minutes left. Clemson took the kickoff and ran out the clock to preserve the win.

87 CLEMSON 14 7 3 — 24 who, as the papers said, "made a circus catch with two men on his MISSOURI 14 2 7 — 23 back ' to move the Tigers to the Miami 28. Hair tossed a pass to Glenn Smith at the CD— Cone 1 run (Miller kick) Miami seven and Smith scrambled in for the score Radcliffs try CD—Cone 1 run (Miller kick) extra point was blocked. UM — Entsminger 2 run (Dawson kick) Miami caught fire two minutes later when Jack Delbello inter- cepted in DM — Entsminger 1 run (Dawson kick) a pass the Clemson end zone and returned it to the 40 and CU — Poulos 9 pass from Gage (Miller kick) then a 10-yard penalty was assessed the Tigers for unnecessary UM — Safety, Gage pass grounded m end zone roughness. On the next play, Frank Smith ran a reverse for 45 yards CU— Miller 32 FG to move to the Clemson five. Harry Mallios took a pitch from UM — Bounds 20 pass from Braznell (Dawson kick) quarterback Bob Schneidenbach in for the score and Gordon Wat- Att— 35,273 (New Gator Bowl attendance record) son added the conversion. CU UM Miami went 95 yards in five plays for its second score. Ed Lutes First Downs 19 16 caught a pass at midfield and rambled down to the Clemson 17 Rushies/Yards 42-186 52-225 before he was stopped. On fourth down, Jack Hackett threw to Passing Yardage 112 73 Frank Smith for the score and Watson's point put Miami in the lead Total Offense 298 298 for the first time at 14-13. Passes 10-23-1 4-8-0 Mallios' 80-yard punt return was called back and two clipping Punts 1-35.0 3-31.0 infractions and one unnecessary roughness penalty put Miami in a Fumbles/Lost 1-0 3-2 deep hole with six minutes left in the game. Frank Smith took a Penalties/Yards 2-10 4-42 pitchout from Hackett, but before Smith could get out of the end zone. Sterling Smith, a second-team defensive guard for Clemson, Individual Rushing (Att-Yds) tripped him up for a safety, and Clemson led 15-14. J. D. Wade CU— Matthews (11-73). Cone (14-72), Gage (15-25) ended the last Miami threat with an interception, and Clemson ran UM— Entsminger (17-77), Carras (12-73), Braznell (13-57) out the clock for the win. Individual Passing (Comp-Att-lnt-Yds-TD) CLEMSON 7 6 2 — 15 CU— Gage (10-23-1-112-1) MIAMI (FL) 14 — 14 UM — Braznell (2-2-0-57-1), Entsminger (2-6-0-16-0) CU— Cone 1 run (Radcliff kick) Individual Receiving (Catches-Yds-TD) CU— G. Smith 21 pass from Hair (Kick blocked) CU—Thompson (4-48-0), Poulos (3-28-1), Martin (1-19-0) UM — Mallios 5 run (Watson kick) UM — Bounds (2-57-1), Wren (1-8-0), Sfieehan (1-8-0) UM — F. Smith 17 pass from Hackett (Watson kick) CU — Safety, F. Smith tackled in end zone by S. Smith 1951 Orange Bowl Att— 65,181 CU UM January 1, 1951 — Miami, FL First Downs 19 7 Clemson 15, Miami (FL) 14 Rushes/Yards 57-152 31-122 Passing Yardage 178 100 Clemson s bid for a repeat of thie 1948 perfect season ended Total Offense 330 222 when the Tigers had to rely on the toe of Charlie Radcliff to tie South Passes 9-18-3 5-15-4 Carolina after three season-opening shut-outs, Clemson re- Punts 4-30.0 5-40.2 grouped, however, with a 13-12 win at Wake Forest and then won Fumbles/Lost 3-1 0-0 the remaining four games by convincing margins. The Tigers' 8-0-1 Penalties/Yards 2-20 5-55 mark and second-place finish in the Southern Conference earned them a bid to play Miami, who was also undefeated at 9-0-1 , m the Individual Rushing (Att-Yds) 17th Orange Bowl. CU— Cone (31-81), Hair (10-48), Calvert (7-29) After a scoreless first quarter, Clemson got on track with a 45- UM— F. Smith (15-87), Mallios (9-25), Czaplinski (2-6) yard pass from Billy Hair to Bob Hudson that put the Tigers at the Individual Passing (Comp-Att-lnt-Yds-TD) Miami one. Fred Cone capped the 76-yard drive on third down with a CU — Hair (9-16-3-178-1), Calvert (0-1-0-0-0), Mathews (0-1-0-0-0) sweep for the score and Radcliff tacked on the extra point. UM— Schneidenbach (3-9-3-78-0), Hackett (1-5-1-17-1) Clemson mounted a six-play, 70-yard drive in the third quarter for Individual Receiving (Catches-Yds-TD) Its second touchdown. Hair threw a 31 -yard pass to Ray Mathews, CU— G. Smith (6-93-1), Hudson (1-46-0), Mathews (2-39-0) UM — Lutes (1-78-0), F. Smith (2-19-1), Mallios (1-(-2)-0) 1952 Gator Bowl

January 1, 1952 — Jacksonville, FL Miami (FL) 14, Clemson

Clemson won the first three games of the 1 951 season as well as the last four. In between, however, the Tigers dropped games to Pacific and South Carolina on the road. The Gator Bowl Committee invited Clemson with its 7-2 record to play Miami (FL) in a rematch of

the 1 951 Orange Bowl, but the Southern Conference had decided to ban Its teams from any bowl competition that season. Clemson and Maryland accepted bowl bids anyway, and were prohibited from playing any other conference team except each other the next year. The Tigers opened the game with a bang as Billy Hair took Elmer

Tremont's kickoff and returned it 72 yards to the Miami 26, but Clemson could only make six yards in four downs and the Tigers turned the ball over. After an exchange of punts, Miami mounted an 82-yard drive to score the game s first touchdown. The drive was highlighted by quarterback Jack Hackett's only two passes of the game — a 15- yarder to Frank McDonald and a 40-yard throw to Ed Lutes. Two

plays later, fullback Harry Mallios took the pitch and ran 1 1 yards for the score. Tremont added the extra point and Miami led 7-0. Miami defensive back intercepted the first of four

passes to kill the Clemson drive at the Miami 15. Clemson got the ball back after a punt, but on fourth down, defensive end Leo Mo;'tin blocked Hair s punt at the Clemson 32. Mallios converted twice on Sterling Smith won the 1951 Orange Bowl with a timely tackle. fourth down to keep the drive going and he scored from two yards

88 out. Tremont converted again and Miami had all the points it CLEMSON 14 7 — 21 needed. COLORADO 20 7 — 27 The Clemson defense turned stingy in the second half, as the UC — Bayuk 2 run (Indorf kick) Tigers did not allow Miami to penetrate their 35 and the Hurricane UC — Dowler 6 run (Cook kick) did not gain another first down The Clemson offense moved well, UC— Cook 26 run (Kick failed) but a fumble at the Miami 18 and three Dooley interceptions inside CU— Wells 3 run (Bussey kick) the 20 kept Clemson off the scoreboard as Miami handed the Tigers CU— Wells 58 run (Bussey kick) their first bowl loss in four tries CU — Spooner 1 run (Bussey kick)

CLEMSON — UC — Bayuk 1 run (Indorf kick) MIAMI (FL) 7 7 — 14 Att— 72.552 UM — Mallios 11 run (Tremont kick) CU UC DM — Mallios 2 run (Tremont kick) First Downs 14 16 Att—37,208 Rushes/Yards 60-217 52-279 CU UM Passing Yardage 25 27 First Downs M 5 Total Offense 242 306 Rushes/Yards 44-145 50-119 Passes 4-9-2 2-4-0 Passing Yardage 88 55 Punts 7-37.8 5-36.6 Total Offense 233 174 Fumbles/Lost 0-0 8-3 Passes 6-20-4 2-2-0 Penalties/Yards 4-40 5-55 Punts 4-30.5 9-44.4 Fumbles/Lost 4-1 0-0 Individual Rushing (Att-Yds) 0-0 Penalties/Yards 4-30 CU— Wells (18-125). Spooner (18-65). Hayes (9-28) UC — Bayuk (23-121). Stransky (7-59). Dove (6-36) Individual Rushing (Att-Yds) Individual Passing (Comp-Att-lnt-Yds-TD) CU— Gressette (16-64). Hair (12-35). Shirley (7-33) CU — Bussey (3-8-2-9-0), Turbeville (1-1-0-16-0) UM— Mallios (20-50). Bow (13-33). Dooley (8-18) UC— Morley (1-1-0-18-0), Stransky (1-1-0-9-0), Dowler (0-1-0-0-0) Individual Passing (Comp-Att-lnt-Yds-TD) Individual Receiving (Catches-Yds-TD) (6-20-4-88-0) CU — Hair CU — Lawrence (1-16-0), W Smith (1-16-0), Home (2-(-7)-0) UM — Hackett (2-2-0-55-0) UC— Clark (1-18-0). Dowler (1-9-0) Individual Receiving (Catches-Yds-TD) CU— Smith (4-55-0). Kempson (1-31-0). Gressette (1-2-0) UM— Lutes (1-40-0). McDonald (1-15-0) 1959 Sugar Bowl January 1, 1959 — New Orleans, LA 1957 Orange Bowl LSU 7, Clemson January 1, 1957 — Miami, FL Colorado 27, Clemson 21 South Carolina, who had been shut out by Clemson the previous two years, scored 20 second half points to take 26-6 win over Frank Clemson claimed its first Atlantic Coast Conference champion- Howard s 1958 team The only other blemish on the ACC Champi-

ship in 1 956 on the strength of a 4-0-1 league mark. The Tigers were ons 8-2 regular season record was a 1 3-0 loss at Georgia Tech For 7-1-2 overall and were a surprise choice to participate in the 22nd their efforts, the Tigers were invited to play the nation's number-one Orange Bowl, as only three weeks before their selection, the Tigers team, Louisiana State, in the 25th Sugar Bowl, had been shut out by Miami. 21-0, in the same stadium Colorado, LSU drove deep into Clemson territory three times in the first half, which was 7-2-1 and the Big-Seven runnerup, was chosen as but two fumbles and a thwarted fake field goal killed the drives. Clemson s opponent Clemson could do no better, though, as none of its six drives went After a scoreless first quarter, Colorado got on track with a seven- past midfield, play, 75-yard drive The Buffaloes catalyst was a 26-yard run by Clemson moved to the LSU 27 on its first drive of the second half, Bob Stransky that moved the ball to the Clemson 23 Four plays but a fumble gave the ball back to the other set of Tigers, On

later. John The Beast Bayuk scored from the two Eliwin Indorf Clemson s next possession, however, LSU got the break it had added the point after been looking for On fourth down, the ball slipped out of snapper Stransky intercepted an errant Charlie Bussey pass at the Clem- Paul Snyder s hands and hit up-man Doug Cline in the leg and

son 46 and returned it to the 1 to spark Colorado s second score. Duane Leopard recovered for LSU at the Clemson 11 Boyd Dowler. who later starred with the Packers, scored from six LSU picked up two yards on its first three tries, but on fourth down yards out two plays later. Howard Cook added the conversion and halfback Billy Cannon hit tight end Mickey Mangham in the corner of Colorado led 14-0 the end zone for the only score of the game Cannon kicked the Colorado s Frank Clarke partially blocked Horace Turbeville s extra point and LSU led 7-0, punt on the next Clemson drive and the Buffaloes recovered on the Clemson had one last chanc3 late in the fourth quarter The Tigers

Clemson 26. Cook then went wide right and scored on the next play, started at their 1 7 and 1 7 plays later were on the LSU 28, but Harvey but he missed the extra point White s fourth down pass to George Usry was incomplete LSU Trailing 20-0, Clemson coach Frank Howard told his players that took over on downs and ran out the clock

he would resign if they did not play any better m the second half CLEMSON — Having been sufficiently shaken, Clemson came out of the locker LSU 7 — 7 room and marched 69 yards m 15 plays to score on Joel Wells LSU — Mangham 9 pass from Cannon (Cannon kick) three-yard run Bussey s extra point try was good Att— 82.000 After a Colorado punt, Clemson moved to the 29 on Bob CU LSU Spooner s two runs. Three players later. Wells ran 58 yards on a First Downs 12 9 counter trap off the belly series for the Tigers' second score. Rushes/Yards 64-168 37-114 Bussey's point after made the score 20-14 Colorado, Passing Yardage 23 68 Clemson recovered the onside kick, but the Tigers were forced to Total Offense 191 182

punt four plays later Colorado then fumbled at its 1 1 and Tommy Passes 2-4-0 4-11-0 Sease recovered for the Tigers at the 10 Spooner, who had been Punts 6-29 7 6-41 6 the workhorse on the first scoring drive, carried the ball over from Fumbles/Lost 3-2 4-2 the one, and with Bussey s third extra point, Clemson led for the first Penalties/Yards 2-20 5-35

time at 21-20. with 1 1 22 to go kick, Colo- Although leading, Bussey attempted a second onside Individual Rushing (Att-Yds) 53 yards in eight plays to go ahead for rado recovered and marched CU — Hayes (17-55), Usry (10-29), Morgan (10-28) plunge Indorf kicked the extra point and good on Bayuk s one-yard LSU— Cannon (13-51), Davis (2-17), Brodnax (3-17) turnovers, the Buffaloes led 27-21. The two teams traded and Individual Passing (Comp-Att-lnt-Yds-TD-Long) Colorado ran out the clock. CU— White (1-3-0-11-0-11), Shingler (1-1-0-12-0-12)

89 LSU — Rabb (2-7-0-33-0-24), Matherne (1-3-0-26-0-26), 1977 Gator Bowl Cannon (1-1-0-9-1-9) December 30, 1977 — Jacksonville, FL Individual Receiving (Catches-Yds-TD-Long) Pittsburgh CU— Cox (1-12-0-12), Anderson (1-11-0-11) 34, Clemson 3 LSU— Mangham (2-33-1-24), McClain (1-26-0-26), Cannon (1-9-0-9) Clemson resurfaced in the national spotlight in 1977 after winning

eight games and making their first bowl appearance in 1 8 years First- 1959 Bluebonnet Bowl year coach guided his team to a 7-6 win at Georgia, a near-upset of eventual National Champion Notre Dame at home, and 19, 1959 December — Houston, TX had come within an extra point of claiming the ACC Championship. Clemson 23, Texas Christian 7 After Jerry Butler's twisting, diving catch in the end zone beat South Carolina, Clemson accepted the invitation to play defending National The 1959 season was one of firsts, lasts, and other milestones. Champion Pittsburgh in the 33rd annual Gator Bowl. Clemson won the last "Big Thursday ' game with archrival South Clemson won the opening com toss, but that was to be the only Carolina, 27-0, one of five opponents the Tigers would whitewash, thing the Tigers would win that night as the Matt Cavanaugh-led the second-highest shutout total in a Clemson season The 9-2 team Panthers scored six of the 12 times they had the ball, set seven was Clemson s third ACC Championship unit, and Frank Howard's Gator Bowl records, and handed the Tigers one of their 25 worst last bowl team. After the season-ending win over Furman, Clemson defeats in history. was invited to play Texas Christian in the inaugural Bluebonnet Cavanaugh threw four touchdown passes (three to fullback Elliott Bowl, which would be the Tigers' second post-season appearance Walker), passed for a Clemson opponent record 387 yards and in the calendar year of 1959. The 23-7 win over the Horned Frogs accounted for 402 yards in total offense. If that was not enough, the was Clemson s 300th football victory. Pitt defense stymied the Clemson offense all night by keeping Steve Alternate quarterback Lowndes Shingler guided on Clemson a Fuller & Company bottled up or causing turnovers when the Tigers 12-play, 63-yard drive to the five, but the Tigers stalled. TCU Lon offense did get on track. Armstrong hit on a 22-yard field goal as the second quarter started Pitt was leading 17-0 when the Tigers began their only scoring to put Clemson up 3-0. drive early in the second quarter. Fuller mixed passes to Anthony Not to be outdone, TCU second-stringer Donald George moved King and Butler with runs by Ken Callicutt to move to the Pitt 32. The his team on a 12-play, 63-yard drive to the Clemson end zone. The drive bogged down and Obed Ann hit on a 49-yard field goal which Frogs scored the go-ahead touchdown on a 19-yard half- Horned set the Gator Bowl record for distance. from Harry Moreland. back pass Jack Reding to Although the Tigers were out-classed by Pittsburgh, the 1977 Neither team scored in the third quarter, but Clemson did drive to appearance in the Gator Bowl was the start of a new era of football the 29 midway through the period. Harvey White's fourth-down TCU prowess for Clemson. pass to George Usry was just one yard short of the needed first down and TCU took over. CLEMSON 3 — 3 Clemson got pass-happy in the final 15 minutes and scored two PITT 10 7 7 10 — 34 touchdowns to put the Tigers ahead. With a third-and-1 8 situation at UP— E. Walker 39 pass from Cavanaugh (Schubert kick) the Clemson 32, White threw to end Gary Barnes who caught the UP— Schubert 24 FG ball at midfield and sprinted in for one score. After an interception, UP E. Walker 10 pass from Cavanaugh (Schubert kick) Shingler threw to Tommy King coming across the middle for a 23- — Ann 49 FG yard touchdown, but Shingler's point after was wide and Clemson CU— UP Jones 10 pass from Cavanaugh (Schubert kick) led 16-7. — UP— Schubert 21 FG Clemson returned to its running game for its final scoring drive late UP— E. Walker 25 pass from Cavanaugh (Trout kick) in the quarter. Shingler, Doug Daigneault, and Ron Scrudato moved Att— 72,289 (New Gator Bowl attendance record) the Tigers from their 37 to the TCU one and Scrudato ran off right CU UP tackle for the score. Armstrong's kick put the game out of TCU's First Downs 14 30 reach and it capped a 20-point fourth quarter for the Tigers Rushes/Yards 36-110 51-179 Passing Yardage 158 387 CLEMSON 3 20 — 23 Total Offense 268 566 TCU 7 — 7 Passes 10-23-4 23-37-1 CU— Armstrong 22 FG Punts 4-33.3 3-43.5 TCU — Moreland 19 pass from Reding (Dodson kick) Fumbles/Lost 1-0 5-1 CU — Barnes 68 pass from White (Armstrong kick) Penalties/Yards 3-24 10-91 CU — King 23 pass from Shingler (Kick failed) CU — Scrudato 1 run (Armstrong kick) Individual Rushing (Att-Yds) Att— 55,000 CU — Fuller (13-34), Callicutt (7-32), Perry (4-22) UP— E. Walker (15-53), Hawkins (2-43), Heath (3-23) CU TCU Individual Passing (Comp-Att-lnt-Yds-TD-Long) First Downs 16 12 CU— Fuller (10-23-4-158-0-46) Rushes/Yards 54-203 39-89 UP— Cavanaugh (23-36-0-387-4-41), Heath (0-1-1-0-0-0) Passing Yardage 103 70 Individual Receiving (Catches-Yds-TD-Long) Total Offense 306 159 CU— Butler (4-64-0-22), Weddington (2-57-0-46), Passes 6-13-1 7-17-4 King (3-30-0-15) Punts 3-37.0 5-32.0 UP—Jones (10-163-1-41), E. Walker (6-121-3-39), Fumbles/Lost 3-1 1-0 Reutersham (5-74-0-22) Penalties/Yards 3-23 5-35 1978 Gator Bowl December 29, 1978 — Jacksonville, FL Individual Rushing (Att-Yards) Clemson 17, Ohio State 15 CU— Shingler (3-65). Daigneault (12-50), Cline (9-33) TCU— Spikes (11-33), Harris (8-29), Moreland (7-18) The Clemson team of 1978 was notable for many reasons, and Individual Passing (Comp-Att-lnt-Yds-TD-Long) not the least of which was a 17-15 victory over Ohio State in the (2-4-0-34-1-23) CU—White (4-9-1-69-1-68), Shingler Gator Bowl. The '78 team won 11 games (eight by convincing TCU—George (3-7-2-37-0-18), Dawson (2-4-1-4-0-7), margins), had the nation's longest winning streak after the bowl Sledge (1-3-1-10-0-10) game, changed head coaches 19 days before the Gator Bowl, and Individual Receiving (Catches-Yds-TD-Long) ended the coaching career of Woody Hayes. (1-68-1-68), King (1-23-1-23), (2-5-0-6) CU— Barnes Usry The first quarter of new Clemson coach Danny Ford's first game TCU— Moreland (2-37-1-19), Harris (2-17-0-10), Meyer (1-14-0-14) was scoreless, although Ohio State had been stopped at the Clem-

90 son one-yard line on a fourth down play. Individual Rushing (Att-Yds) The second quarter was unusual in that there were four posses- CU — Perry (14-54), Ratchford (10-54), Fuller (17-38) sions in the stanza and each team scored twice Ohio State drove to OSU— Schlichter (18-70). Springs (10-42), Campbell (11-26) the Clemson nine on the passing of , but the Buckeyes Individual Passing (Comp-Att-lnt-Yds-TD-Long) had to settle for Bob Atha s 27-yard field goal, CU— Fuller (9-20-0-123-0-28) Clemson quarterback Steve Fuller engineered an impressive 80- OSU— Schlichter (16-20-1-205-0-37) yard. 15-play drive after the kickoff. Staying mostly on the ground, Individual Receiving (Catches-Yds-TD-Long) Fuller, himself, ran around left end from four yards out to give CU — Butler (4-44-0-17), Tuttle (3-41-0-20), Clemson the lead Obed Ann s point after made the score 7-3 Clark (1-28-0-28) Schlichter duplicated Fuller s feat nine plays later, but Clemson OSU — Barwig (2-51-0-34), Hunter (2-49-0-37), right end Steve Gibbs blocked Vlade Janakiewski s extra point try, Donley (3-44-0-34) leaving Ohio State in the lead, 9-7 Clemson got the ball back with 1:15 remaining in the quarter and 1979 Peach Bowl Fuller passed his way to the Buckeye 30 With only five seconds December 31, 1979 — Atlanta, GA left, Ann hit a 47-yard field goal that gave the Tigers a 10-9 lead at halftime Baylor 24, Clemson 18 Clemson scored the only points of the third quarter as the running Clemson made its third consecutive bowl appearance in 1979 combination of Fuller, Marvin Sims, and Warren Ratchford ground after an 8-3 season. The year included a 1 9-1 win over Gator Bowl- out 83 yards in 1 8 plays. Cliff Austin went the final yard for the score, bound North Carolina and a dramatic, come-from-behind 16-10 and Arin's conversion gave Clemson a 17-9 cushion victory at Notre Dame. The 1 979 season was also Danny Ford's first With 8:11 left in the game, Schlichter scored his second touch- full campaign as head coach down to bring Ohio State within two points Jim Stuckey tackled The Tigers got on the board first with an eight-play, 66-yard drive Schlichter on a sweep to prevent the two-point play, and Clemson highlighted by Billy Lott's 27-yard pass to Lester Brown. Brown still led at 17-15, scored two plays later on a one-yard dive over the middle and Obed Ohio State mounted one final drive, but an interception by sec- Ann's point after made the score 7-0 midway through the first ond-team middle guard Charlie Bauman (the only theft of his four- period. year career) killed the drive. Bauman was run out-of-bounds on the Baylor took the lead on two second-quarter touchdown passes Ohio State sideline, and Buckeye coach Woody Hayes swung at the from Mike Brannon to Bo Taylor and Robert Holt. Robert Bledsoe Clemson player. Consecutive unsportsmanlike conduct penalties converted after both scores and the Southwest Conference repre- gave Clemson excellent field position, and Fuller was able to run out sentatives led 14-7 at intermission. the clock, giving Clemson its first win over a Big Ten team. Clemson took the second half kickoff and a combination of runs CLEMSON 10 7 — 17 by Lott, Brown, and Tracy Perry took the Tigers to the Baylor 22. OHIO ST 9 6 — 15 The drive stalled there and Ann's 40-yard field goal narrowed the OSU— Atha 27 FG margin to 14-10. CU — Fuller 4 run (Ann kick) Quarterback Mickey Elam led Baylor on a 64-yard field goal drive OSU— Schlichter 4 run (Kick blocked) after the kickoff, and he later threw a seven-yard touchdown to CU—Ann 47 FG Raymond Cockrell to push the Bears' lead to 24-10. CU — Austin 1 run (Arin kick) Andy Headen began Clemson's furious comeback with a blocked OSU— Schlichter 1 run (Run failed) punt that was recovered by James Robinson at the Baylor one. Att— 72,011 CU OSU Chuck McSwain scored with 20 seconds left in the game and Lott passed to Jeff McCall for the two-point conversion. Headen re- First Downs 20 16 covered the ensuing onside kick, and Lott completed a 30-yard pass Rushes/Yards 60-207 44-150 to Perry Tuttle to move the Tigers to the Baylor 33. An interception Passing Yardage 123 205 killed the winning touchdown drive, however, and Baylor ran out the Total Offense 330 355 remaining second for the win. Passes 9-20-0 16-20-1 CLEMSON 7 3 8 — 18 Punts 6-38.3 4-41.5 BAYLOR 14 10 — 24 Fumbles/Lost 5-1 1-0 CU L. Brown 1 run (Ariri kick) Penalties/Yards 7-65 7-83 — BU — Taylor 3 pass from Brannon (Bledsoe kick) BU — Holt 24 pass from Brannon (Bledsoe kick) CU— Ann 40 FG BU— Bledsoe 29 FG BU — Cockrell 7 pass from Elam (Bledsoe kick) CU — McSwain 1 run (McCall pass from Lott) Att— 57,731 CU BU First Downs 20 11 Rushes/Yards 51-67 45-62 Passing Yardage 213 172 Total Offense 280 234 Passes 17-34-3 8-17-0 Punts 9-31.5 9-40.7 Fumbles/Lost 1-0 4-2 Penalties/Yards 7-47 4-30

Individual Rushing (Att-Yds) CU— L. Brown (25-76), Perry (5-28), M. Sims (3-15) BU—Abercrombie (12-32), Elam (7-13). Brannon (6-12) Individual Passing (Comp-Att-lnt-Yds-TD-Long) CU— Lott (17-34-3-213-0-27) BU — Elam (4-11-0-86-1-63). Brannon (4-6-0-86-2-31) Individual Receiving (Catches-Yds-TD-Long) CU— Tuttle (8-108-0-30), Gaillard (4-48-0-17), Brown (3-43-0-27) BU— Abercrombie (1-63-0-63), Holt (2-52-1-28), Taylor (2-34-1-31) Steve Fuller quarterbacked Clemson to victory over Ohio State in the 1978 Gator Bowl.

91 1982 Orange Bowl was capped by a 26-yard run by Roger Craig. After a penalty, Craig ran in the two-point conversion from eight yards January 1, 1982 — Miami, FL out to close the gap to 22-15 with nine minutes to play. Clemson 22, Nebraska 15 The Clemson defense shut down the Big Red on their final drive the offense ball After 86 years of playing football, Clemson claimed Its first Na- extended and held on to the for nearly five- tional Championship with a 22-15 win over perennial Big Eight and-a-half minutes to run down the clock to six seconds. Andy power Nebraska in the 48th Orange Bowl. After a 13-3 win over Headen deflected Mauer's desperation pass to preserve the win 1980 National Champion Georgia at home, the Tigers worked their and the championship for Clemson. way to the number-one ranking in both wire service polls by sea- CLEMSON 6 6 10 — 22 son's end. The win over the Cornhuskers gave Clemson the na- NEBRASKA 7 8 — 15 tional title and its third perfect season in history. CU— Igwebuike 41 FG Nebraska took the kickoff, but three plays later. Tiger middle UN — Steels 25 pass from Rozier (Selbel kick) guard William Devane recovered a Mark Mauer fumble at the CU— Igwebuike 37 FG Nebraska 33. Quarterback Homer Jordan drove Clemson to the CU — Austin 2 run (Pass failed) Tuttle 13 (Paulling kick) Nebraska 27 before the drive stalled, and Donald Igwebuike drilled a CU — pass from Jordan 41 -yard field goal to put the ACC Champions up, 3-0. CU— Igwebuike 36 FG Craig 26 run (Craig run) Nebraska came right back, however, as the Big Eight title holder UN — drove 69 yards in eight plays to score on a 25-yard halfback pass Att— 72,748 from Mike Rozier to Anthony Steels. Kevin Seibel's extra point gave CU UN Nebraska the lead at 7-3 with 6:43 to go in the first quarter. First Downs 17 13 After an exchange of punts, the Clemson offense moved from the Rushes/Yards 52-155 40-193 Nebraska 42 to the 21 to set up Igwebuike's second field goal. The Passing Yardage 134 63 37-yard boot narrowed the score to 7-6. Total Offense 289 256 11-22-1 6-17-0 A second-quarter Phil Bates fumble gave Clemson the ball at the Passes Nebraska 27, and the running combination of Jordan, Kevin Mack, Punts 4-45.8 6-43.0 3-0 3-2 and Cliff Austin moved the ball to the Cornhusker two. Austin, who Fumbles/Lost 7-57 8-64 had been stuck in the hotel elevator for two hours earlier in the day, Penalties/Yards

scampered m for the score that gave Clemson a lead it would not relinquish. Individual Rushing (Att-Yds) On Its second possession of the second half, Clemson drove 75 CU — McCall (12-48), Jordan (16-46), C. McSwain (12-24) yards in 1 2 plays to score its final touchdown of the night, a 1 3-yard UN— Craig (10-87), Rozier (15-75), Bates (6-24) pass from Jordan to All-America receiver Perry Tuttle in the corner of the end zone. For Tuttle, it was his eighth touchdown grab of the Individual Passing (Comp-Att-lnt-Yds-TD-Long) season, which set a school record. Bob Paulling's extra point put CU—Jordan (11-22-1-134-1-42) the Tigers ahead, 19-7. UN— Mauer (5-15-0-38-0-13), Rozier (1-1-0-25-1-25), After Billy Davis' 47-yard punt return, Jordan moved the Tigers to Fryar (0-1-0-0-0) the Nebraska 20, where Igwebuike kicked a 36-yard field goal, his Individual Receiving (Catches-Yds-TD-Long) third of the evening, to put Clemson ahead 22-7 with two-and-a-half CU— Tuttle (5-56-1-16), Magwood (1-42-0-42), minutes left in the third stanza. Gaillard (3-26-0-16) Nebraska was down but not out, though. After a near-interception UN— Steels (1-25-1-25), Brown (1-13-0-13), by Jeff Davis, Mauer engineered an eight-play, 69-yard drive that Rozier (1-11-0-11)

Homer Jordan quarterbacked Clemson to a record 22 wins, but no game was more important than the 1982 Orange Bowl.

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1 985 Independence Bowl the first half for the Tigers, but it was his execution of the option that helped Clemson gain a 27-0 halftime lead. After punting on their first December 21 , 1 985 - Shreveport, LA possession, the Tigers scored on their next five. With the score 17-0 13 Minnesota 20, Clemson in the second quarter, Reggie Harris knocked the ball loose on a Stanford kickoff return and the Tigers recovered on Stanford's 16-yard-line. Two plays later, Ray Williams took a reverse in for a Clemson met a Big 10 school for only the second time in history 14 yard touchdown, his first of the season. David Treadwell added when it faced Minnesota in the Independence Bowl. It was an interest- his longest field goal of the year on Clemson's next possession, put- ing matchup of teams that enjoy moving the ball on the ground, as ting the Tigers up 27-0 at the Intermission. both clubs gained over 200 rushing yards in the contest. The team But the Cardinal came back from halftime a different team. Kodak with the higher rushing total prevailed, a fact that was easily predicta- All-America tailback rushed for a touchdown and caught ble, as the Gophers churned out 257 yards rushing in a 20-13 f^in- two scoring passes while the Clemson offense came to a standstill. nesota win. With 1:43 left to play in the game, Clemson was forced to punt to Clemson held a 13-10 lead heading into the fourth quarter, but for the Cardinal with only a touchdown's lead. But the Tiger defense the fifth time in the last 1 3 games the Tigers could not hold the fourth- rose to the occasion, as Stanford gained only six yards on the next period lead Valdez Baylor scored on a one-yard run with 4:56 left to four downs. The offense fell on the ball to run the clock out and the give Minnesota a final ledger of 7-5. Clemson mounted a final drive Tigers emerged victorious. in the last few minutes and advanced to the Minnesota 31, but a Tailbacks Terrence Flagler and Kenny Flowers combined for 149 fourth-down pass for Ray Williams was overthrown. yards. Sophomore Ricardo Hooper led the receiving corps with two Kenny Flowers had another outstanding day for the Tigers with a catches for 44 yards. Terrance Roulhac and Terrence Flagler each career high 1 48 yards, including a 32-yard run. It was his seventh one- had three catches with 22 and 23 yards, respectively. Rodney hundred yard day of the year, his sixth century game in the last seven Williams rushed 16 times for 18 yards and one touchdown. contests Ray Williams caught five passes for 58 yards, while Terr- Defensively, the Tigers were led by linebacker Henry Carter who ance Roulhac had 63 yards in receptions and 90 yards in kickoff re- recorded a career high 13 tackles. Gene Beasley added seven tackles turns Another wide receiver, Keith Jennings, scored Clemson's only and broke up two passes. The game also marked Michael Dean touchdown when he caught a three-yard pass from Stacey Driver in Perry's offensive debut, as he was put in as a blocking back on a the third period. goalline situation in the first half. Henry Walls led Clemson defensively with 13 tackles, while A.J. Johnson outstanding in the secondary with seven was stops. Dwayne Clemson 7 20 27 Meadows established a new career high with 1 3 stops from his defen- Stanford 7 14 21 sive line position Scoring Summary Clemson 6 7 13 CU — Lancaster 5 run (Treadwell kick) 5:29, 1st Minnesota 3 7 10 20 CU— Rod Williams 1 run (Treadwell kick) 14:58, 2nd CU—Treadwell 22 FG, 7:49, 2nd Mn— Lohmiller 22 FG, 9:02 (1st) CU— Ray Williams 14 run (Treadwell kick) 6:53, 2nd Mn— Anderson 9 pass from Foggie (Lohmiller Kick), 13:28 (2nd) Treadwell 46 FG, 0:49, 2nd CU—Treadwell 39 FG, 9:48 (2nd) CU— SU Muster 1 run (Sweeney kick) 6:44, 3rd CU—Treadwell 21 FG, :14 (2nd) — SU — Muster 13 pass from Ennis (Sweeney kick) 8:41, 4th CU —Jennings 3 pass from Driver (Treadwell Kick), 7:25 (3rd) SU Muster 37 pass from Ennis (Sweeney kick) 2:50, 4th Mn— Lohmiller 19 FG, 10:45 (4th) — Attendance—80,104 Mn— Baylor 1 run (Lohmiller Kick), 4:56 (4th) Attendance—42,800 Team Statistics CU SU First downs 19 18 First Downs 18 20 Net Rushing 57-238 29-114 Rushes/Yards 48-211 55-257 Passing 12-19-1 20-40-1 Passing Yardage 162 123 Passing Yards 135 168 Total Offense 373 380 Total Offense 76-373 69-282 Passes 10-29-1 9-22-0 Yards Per Play 4.91 4.09 Punts 4-41.5 6-37.5 Fumbles 4-0 1-1 Fumbles/Lost 5-3 1-1 Total Turnovers 1 2 Penalties/Yards 5-51 7-55 Penalties 5-49 3-28 Individual Rushing (Att-Yds) Interceptions 1-0 1-16 CU-Flowers(27-148), Driver (13-37), Rod Williams (5-1 2) Punting 6-33.7 5-43.0

Mn-Baylor ( 1 3-98). Puk ( 1 5-69). Foggie ( 1 8-60) Punt Returns 1-11 3-36 Kickoff Returns 4-62 4-74 Individual Passing (Comp-Att-lnt-Yds-TD-Long) of Possession 34:00 26:00 CU-Rod Williams (9-23-1-159-0-48), Driver (1-3-0-3-1-3), Anderson Time Conversions 9-19 6-16 (0-2-0-0-0-0), Ray Williams (0-1-0-0-0-0) Third Down Sacks by 1-7 0-0 Mn-Foggie (9-22-0-1 23- 1 -27) Individual Statistics Individual Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD-Long) Rushing (Att-Yds-TD) CU-Ray Williams (5-58-0-21 ), Jennings (3-41 -1 -21 ), Roulhac (2-63- 0-21) C/emson— Flagler 12-82-0; Flowers 14-67-0; Lancaster 7-31-1; Mn-Anderson (4-34-1-1 Otto (2-31 -0-22), Couch (2-41-0-27) 0), Johnson 7-26-0; Rod Williams 16-18-1; Ray Williams 1-14-1 Sfantord— Muster 17-70-1; Dillard 3-13-0; Morris 3-12-0; Ennis 5-11-0; 1986 Gator Bowl Scott 1-8-0 December 27, 1986 — Jacksonville, FL Passing (Comp-Att-I-Yds-TD) C/emson— Rod Williams 12-19-1-135-0 Clemson 27, Stanford 21 Stanford— Ennis 20-40-1-168-2 WEATHER: Overcast and 56° Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD) C/emson— Hooper 2-44-0; Flagler 3-25-0; J. Riggs 2-23-0; Roulhac Christmas came two days late for the Tigers as they won their first 3-22-0; Ray Williams 1-11-0; Jennings 1-10-0 bowl since the 1982 Orange Bowl. After a brilliant first half display Sfantord— Muster 4-53-2; Snelsen 4-42-0; James 4-41-0; Henley of offense and defense, Clemson managed to hold off a second half 2-18-0; Dillard 3-8-0; Morris 3-6-0 Stanford rally and go on to defeat the 17th ranked Cardinal, 27-21 Before a Gator Bowl crowd of 80.104, the Tigers scored 27 Clemson Defensive Stats unanswered points in the first half and appeared to be on the way Tackle Leaders: Carter 13, Beasley 7, Earle 6, Taylor 5, Haynes 5, to a rout. But the second half was a different ball game as Stanford 7988 Citrus Bowl—see page 11? came out strong and put up 21 unanswered points of their own.

Gator Bowl MVP Rodney Williams completed 8 of 1 1 passes m

93 CLEMSON 35, PENN STATE 10

January 1, 1988

Florida Citrus Bowl at Orlando, Florida

Everything went the Tigers way in sunny Florida as Clemson sound- ly defeated Joe Paterno's Penn State team, 35-10. Rodney Williams was selected the Citrus Bowl's Most-Valuable-Player as he led the

Tigers in a brilliant air attack that took the Nittany Lions by complete surprise, and complemented it with a solid ground game.

The win was Danny Ford's fourth bowl victory in only nine seasons as Clemson's head coach. It also marked Rodney Williams second bowl victory in his three year playing career at Clemson and the se- cond consecutive year that he was named the MVP of a postseason bowl. In 1986, Williamis won the honor as the Tigers defeated Stan- ford in the Gator Bowl. Williams, who was also named the Offensive Player-of-the-Game, completed 15 of 24 passes for 214 yards. His primary target was wide receiver Keith Jennings who hauled in seven passes for 110 yards, his best career performance. Gary Cooper also had four recep- tions for 56 yards against Penn State. The Tigers rushed for 285 yards against Penn State. Terry Allen was the leading rusher with 1 05 yards and one touchdown. Fullback Tracy Johnson ran for 88 yards and three touchdowns. Joe Hender- son added 54 yards and another touchdown. Defensively, Clemson was led by cornerback James Lett's eight tackles. Safety Richard Smith also had seven tackles and one pass broken up. Strong safety Beasley and linebacker Doug Gene Ford guided his sixth Clemson team to a bowl game. Brewster both had six tackles. Linebacker Dorian Mariable was selected the Citrus Bowl's Defensive Player-of-the-Game with his five tackles, including one for a loss. He also intercepted a pass in the Individual Statistics endzone and returned it 46 yards in the third quarter. Rushing (Att-Yds-TD)

Clemson 14 -35 Clemson — Allen 11-105-1: T. Johnson 18-88-3; Henderson 6-54-1; Penn State -10 McFadden 12-38-0; Lancaster 1-4-0

Penn State — Thompson 6-55-0; Brown 1 3-51-0; Greene 4-6-0; Alex- Scoring Summary ander 1-3-0; Bill 1-3-0 CU — Johnson 7 run, (Treadwell kick), 10:42, 1st Passing (Comp-Att-I-Yds-TD) PS — Alexander 39 pass from Knizner (Etze kick), 12:51, 2nd Clemson — R. Williams 15-24-0-214-0 CU — Johnson 6 run (Treadwell kick), 9:14, 2nd Penn State — Knizner 13-22-2-148-1; Roberts 1-1-0-46-0 PS — Etze 27 FG, 10:54, 3rd

CU — Johnson 1 run, (Treadwell kick), 7:29, 3rd Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD) CU — Allen 25 run, (Treadwell kick), 12:38, 4th Clemson — Jennings 7-1 1 0-0; Cooper 4-56-0; Coley 1 -1 9-0; Hooper CU — Henderson 4 run (Treadwell kick), 0:25, 4th 1-17-0; Pearman 1-8-0 Penn State — Timpson 4-81-0; Alexander 2-43-1; Mrosko 1-25-0; Team Statistics PSU CU Thompson 3-19-0; Brown 2-14-0 First Downs 25 12 Net Rushing 54-285 28-111 Kickoff Returns Passing 15-24-0 14-23-2 Clemson — McFadden 2-59, Henderson 1-26 Passing Yards 214 194 Penn State — Thompson 6-127 Total Offense 78-499 51-305 Punt Returns Yards Per Play 6.4 5.9 Fumbles 0-0 2-1 Clemson — Lott 2-33; Woolford 2-19 Total Turnovers 3 Penn State — Timpson 2-40 Penalties 8-44 4-26 Interceptions Interceptions 2-46 0-0 Punting 5-39.0 5-51 Clemson — Mariable 1-46; Woolford 1-0 Punt Returns 4-52 2-40 Penn State — None Kickoff Returns 3-85 6-127 Clemson Defensive Stats Time of Possession 35:59 24:01 Tackle Leaders: Lott 8; Smith 7; Beasley 6; Brewster 6; Mariable 5 Third Down Conversions 10-16 2-12 Sacks: McCullough 1-7 Sacks By 1-7 1-4 PBU's: Woolford 1; Smith 1

Offensive Knockdown Block Leaders: Phillips 9, Johnson 8, Lan-

caster 6, Nunamacher 4, Harmon 4, Jennings 4

94 Playing Oklahoma: "This will be the best defensive team we've played. We expect to

"We like to throw a little bit more than they do and the stats will play against the very best people in the United States when we play verify that. This game should be a hard-nosed, tough football game Oklahoma. So we're going to have to play very well to control the and It might be the fastest game that's ever been played on national ball. We're going to have to throw the ball very well and mix some

in air, TV. I don t know how many times the football will be put the but things well. But when it comes down to it we re going to have to it won't be many. They are a quality football team and one that we come off the ball and block and hold on to the football and execute

are taking very seriously. I know if s a great opportunity for Clem- our offensive game plan. son. How many times do you get to play the Penn State s, Clemson's Attitude Coming into the Citrus Bowl: Nebraska's. Oklahoma's and make a very fine name for your young

" 'After the South Carolina defeat last year our team had some- people. It's a very tough assignment. thing to prove. But I'm tickled to death that we don't have to listen to Oklahoma's Running Game: South Carolina people talking about a win over Clemson for another

"They always have a lot of good backs at Oklahoma. When we year. I'd rather go into the Citrus Bowl on a positive note and so were in the wishbone at Alabama we always recruited loads and would our young men. loads of backs in case of injury. You have to play with three, if you're "It's the last situation for about 28 of our seniors. It s a good trip

two-deep you've got six, and most everybody tries to get three- for them. I hope it's something they'll remember for the rest of their deep with every place. So they're sitting there with nine backs lives. You don't play Oklahoma but once in a blue moon and somewhere. Five of them had some very special games with over hopefully we can compete. We haven't been able to compete the

100 yards rushing. They've beaten some people by tremendous last two times we played them (1 963 and 1 972), earlier in Clemson's scores and they've had great NCAA rushing records because of football history.

their wishbone. "I personally look forward to it. I kid around a lot, but I'd like to see

"The thing that you have to worry about is the guy running the how our program compares as far as personnel is concerned. This

whole show, the quarterback. I think everybody's got different game will give an indication of where we need to be, where we are in

opinions on how to stop a wishbone, and I hope our coaches have recruiting, are we coaching them right, can we compete with a

' good ideas on how to stop the wishbone or slow it down. I don't national top three program? This will be a good indicator, know that you can ever take everything away from it. When you put three backs back there and the quarterback also, and you have a full house backfield and one wide receiver, naturally it cuts down on your throwing game so you can add a little bit more run support from your secondary. "We have to play very well in our secondary, they must tackle very well. We'll take as many options away from them as we can defen- sively. We haven t really played an option team since we've been at

Clemson. It's been more throwing teams, people using isolations and draws, but we really haven't played a true, split-back veer team, or an l-option team, or a wishbone team. So, we must teach our young people how to take their assignment. We've got to be very disciplined and count on everybody doing their assignment. The free safety will have to provide as much support as possible."

The Oklahoma Quarterback Situation:

"(Jamelle) Holieway is a guy who is coming off an operation. He has probably lost a little bit of speed, according to their coaches. But Switzer has called him, when he's healthy, the best option wishbone quarterback that he's ever had and that goes from Jack f\/lildren through all the great quarterbacks that they've had. So that's saying an awful lot of the young man, so we know that he II be very good against us. And he does have a little bit better arm than Charles

Thompson. I can remember seeing Holieway play Texas a few years ago when he hit on a big play, and throwing the ball right in there. He s led Oklahoma to a National Championship and into bowl games throughout his career."

Oklahoma Defense:

They have great size. Their nose guard (Tony Woods) is 6-5, 265 lbs., and he s a senior. He's a fine player and tough to move. They have a good mixture of seniors and young people on their team. Our coaches visited Oklahoma last spring and compared our people with theirs defensively. Our people thought that we could match up

in size, but places they had us beat in terms of personnel were in regards to height, size and speed at the outside and inside line- backers. We also thought they had great speed m the secondary. Ford accepts the Citrus Bowl invitation after defeating South Carolina, 29-10. 95 1

Clemson Citrus Bowl Depth Chart

(As of December 15, 1988) OFFENSE DEFENSE 1988 1988 POS NO NAME PLAYS HGT WGT CL POS NO NAME PLAYS HGT WGT CL

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1989 1990 1991

Sept. 2 FURMAN Sept. 1 TEMPLE Sept. 7 APPALACHIAN STATE Sept. 9 at Florida State Sept. 8 at Virginia Sept. 14 OPEN DATE Sept. 16 at Virginia Tech Sept. 15 at Maryland Sept. 21 at Temple Sept. 23 MARYLAND Sept. 22 APPALACHIAN STATE Sept. 28 Georgia Tech Sept. 30 at Duke Sept. 29 DUKE Oct. 5 at Georgia Oct. 7 VIRGINIA Oct. 6 GEORGIA Oct. 12 VIRGINIA Oct. 14 GEORGIA TECH Oct. 13 at Georgia Tech Oct. 19 at Duke Oct. 21 N.C. STATE Oct. 20 at N.C. State Oct. 26 N.C. STATE Oct. 28 WAKE FOREST Oct. 27 at Wake Forest Nov. 2 WAKE FOREST Nov. 4 at North Carolina Nov. 3 NORTH CAROLINA Nov. 9 at North Carolina Nov. 11 OPEN DATE Nov. 10 OPEN DATE Nov. 16 MARYLAND 18 at South Carolina Nov. 17 SOUTH CAROLINA Nov. 23 at South Carolina 5 away) (6 home, 5 away) (6 home, 5 away)

96 School Clemson University Defensive Assistants Location Clemson. SC 29631 Asst. Head Coach & Founded 1889 Defensive Line Tom Harper, Kentucky '53 Enrollment 13,865 Office— Ext. 261 Nickname Tigers Home— 803-654-4777 Colors Burnt Orange (PMS-1 65) & Defensive Backs Bill Oliver, Alabama 62 Northwest Purple (PMS-541) Office— Ext. 258 Stadium Clemson Memorial Home—803-882-7469 Field Frank Howard (Natural Grass) Linebackers Miles Aldridge, Gardner-Webb '71 Capacity 79,575 (Not counting standing room) Office— Ext. 254 Record Crowd 82,492 Home—803-654-7022 President Dr. Max Lennon. N.C. State '62 Defensive Ends & Bandits Tommy West, Tennessee '75 ACC Rep Dr. B.J. Skelton, Clemson '57 Office— Ext. 260 Athletic Department Phone 803-656-2101 Home—803-654-9200 Athletic Department Address P.O. Box 31 Offensive Assistants Clemson, SC 29633 Wide Receivers Woody McCorvey, Alabama State '72 Athletic Director Bobby Robinson, Furman '68 Office— Ext. 259 Office— 803-656-2218 Home—803-654-2226 Home— 803-654-4426 Offensive Tackles Bill D'Andrea, Indiana State '73 '67 Senior Associate Athletic Director . . . Dwight Rainey, Shorter Office— Ext. 264 Office—803-656-2247 Home—803-654-8437 Home— 803-225-7729 Running Backs Chuck Reedy, Appalachian State '71 Associate Athletic Director Len Gough, Clemson '74 Office— Ext. 262 Office— 803-656-2095 Home—803-882-6358 Home— 803-882-7003 Quarterbacks , UAB '70 Assistant Athletic Director/ Office— Ext. 263 Head Trainer Fred Hoover, Florida State '53 Home—803-639-6451 Office— Ext. 273, 803-656-2113 Offensive Line Larry Van Der Heyden, Iowa State '62 Home—803-654-5271 Office— Ext. 265 Assistant Athletic Director/ Home—803-654-6239 Ticket Manager Van Hilderbrand, Clemson '74 Tight Ends, Kickoff Return Office—803-656-2118 & Dorm Director Wayne Bolt, E. Carolina '79 Home—803-654-1391 Office— Ext. 271 Assistant Athletic Director/ Home—803-656-2136 Football Operations Clyde Wrenn, N.C. State '65 Administrative Assistant Don Wade, Clemson 52 Office— Ext. 272 Office—803-656-2214 Home—803-654-9203 Home—803-882-0017 Assistant Athletic Director/ Graduate Asst. Coaches Gerald Baxter, Gene Chizzik, Business Manager Robert Ricketts, Erskine '71 Robert McFarland, Matt Wannebo, Todd Schonhar Office— Ext. 238 Football Secretaries Sandy York Home—803-646-9873 Office— Ext. 267 Assistant Athletic Director/ Elaine Swearingen, Maria McKinney Sports Information Director Bob Bradley, Clemson '51 Office— Ext. 269 Office— Ext. 218, 803-656-2114 Assistant Trainers Danny Poole, Western Carolina '79 Home—803-654-5419 Office— Ext. 274 Associate Sports Home—803-654-9038 Information Director Tim Bourret, Notre Dame '77 Reno Wilson, Presbyterian 83 Office— Ext. 223, 803-656-2114 Office— Ext. 275 Home—803-654-6240 Home—803-654-7626 Assistant Sports Student Trainers Brad Bailey, Michael Ballard, Information Director Sam Blackman, Clemson '85 Jim Blanton, Brad Bowie, Jody Bradham, Scott Davis, Office— Ext. 219, 803-656-2114 Ronnie Green, Jim Hill, Philip Jhant, Kenny Kinsey, Home—803-654-4136 David Miles, Mark Partin, Ronald Reagan, Brian Sanders, SID Graduate Assistants Annabelle Vaughan, Chris Seay, Michael Wasic Sheri West, Dave Mullaney Team Physicians ... Dr. Byron Harder, Medical Univ. of S C. '68 SID Student Assistants James Fleming, Dr. Stewart Clarkson, Medical Univ. of S.C. '75 Mickey Plyler, Ashley Johnson, Lynn Paskert Team Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Larry Bowman, Executive Secretary of IPTAY Allison Dalton, Clemson '60 Medical Univ. of S C. '74 Office— Ext. 205 Senior Consulting Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Roland Knight, Home— 803-653-3306 Medical Univ. of S C. '52 Associate Executive Secretary Equipment Manager Bobby Douglas, Clemson '78 of IPTAY Bert Henderson, Mars Hill '78 Office— 803-656-2127 Office— Ext. 206 Home—803-882-3718 '82 Home—803-859-2355 Assistant Equipment Manager . . Doug Gordon, West Virginia Promotions Director John Seketa, SlU-Edwardsville 81 Office— Ext. 278 Office— Ext. 285 Home—803-646-3609 Home— 803-654-8141 Student Football Managers Todd Bellew, Bryan Bigham, Assistant Ticket Manager Joann West Jim Britton, Troy Chatterton, Rhett Jones, Gib Lackey, Office— Ext. 210, 803-656-2118 Jim Lilly, Chris Mann, Lane Price. Lance Roberts (head manager), Home— 803-654-5478 Todd Sanders, Mark Speir, Mike Wood Assistant Ticket Manager Rick Brewer. Clemson '80 Strength Training Director Gary Wade, Nebraska '78 Office— Ext. 211. 803-656-2118 Office—803-656-2221 Home— 803-639-6178 Home— 803-654-8232 Head Football Coach Danny Ford, Alabama '70 Strength Training Assistants Jay Akamine, Cat Ford, Office— Ext. 266 Darriel Kitchens, Barney Farrar, Jimmy Gillespie, John Sauer Director of Grounds & Facilities Les Jones, Clemson '70 Office— 803-656-2017 Home— 803-639-6490 1988 Sporting News Freshman Honor Roll

Dexter Davis, CB Eight pass deflections, Chris Gardocki, PK-P second on the team 17 field goals and 42.5 yard punting average Associated Press Honorable Mention Ail-American

uevon Kirkland, OLB Ed McDaniel, LB lesch, OG Nine tackles for loss, 90 tackles 47 knocktiuvtfi- blocks, second best second on the team led the team by a Clemson Freshman