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Today's Features Clemson vs. >> and it brought the Tigers national acclaim. Clemson offensive guard Eric Harmon has McFadden holds the original Cotton Bowl Trophy played many games with pain over the last three on the cover of today's program. (Cover photo of Harke). Also years, but he has never missed a start. He could McFadden by Scott pictured on the front cover are Walter Cox, George Fritts, become Clemson's all-time iron man before he Joe Blalock, Bob Sharpe, Charlie Timmons and graduates. Mickey Plyler profiles another fine of- Joe Payne. fensive lineman who has migrated South from New Jersey. Interior Photos by Jim Moriarty, Bob Waldrop, Lance McKinney, Scott Harke, Ben Hendricks, 7 David Treadwell Mark Houde, Rob Biggerstaff, and Vern Verna. How many players in the NFL did not play high The Departments school football? Clemson has a graduate with ACC Schedule 28 the Denver Broncos who can make that claim. Alma Mater 87 Athletic Director 11 David Treadwell, who works in the off-season for Athletic Staff 31 Dow Chemical, is one of the great stories of the Band Program 105 NFL this season. Tim Bourret recreates this suc- Bengal Babes 70 cess story. Car Dealers 42 Cheerleaders 110 37 Shrine Bowl Coaches, All-Sports 21 Emergency Services 67 Each December high school all-stars from Fall Sports Schedule 84 North Carolina and South Carolina meet in Future Football Schedules 25 Charlotte in a game that benefits more than just IPTAY 101 players, coaches and fans. IPTAY Officers 46 Managers 40 49 Poll History Memorial Stadium 27 Official's Signals 68 of College football is the most popular of the in- Picture the Week 58 Stadium Information 19 tercollegiate sports and it just might be due to Statistics, Individual 3 its championship format. It is the only sport that Strength All-Americans 65 is not decided a playoff. Hiller ex- by Susan Today's Game 2 amines the history of the AP Poll and its affect Trainers 76 on the game. Tiger Life 87 University Officials 17 52 Senior Spotlights University Feature 106 University President 9 With a streak of 41 consecutive Top 20 rank- ings, three bowl wins and three ACC Champion- Players and Coaches ships, this has been one of the most successful Alphabetical Roster, Clemson 54 Alphabetical Roster, Opponent 59 classes in Clemson history. Here is some infor- Assistant Coaches 14 mation on some contributors to that success. Danny Ford 13 Graduate Assistant Coaches 71 62 Hall of Famers Lineups, Starting 56 Medical Staff 29 Each year the Clemson athletic department Meet the Tigers 33 honors many of its graduates with selection to Numerical Roster, Clemson 56 the Clemson Hall of Fame. Four Clemson greats Numerical Roster, Opponent 57 in basketball, football and administration will join Opponent Players 74 the hall today in halftime ceremonies. Strength Coaches 65 Tiger Rookies 39 77 Support Staff Clemson Football Program One of the most under-publicized, but need- Committee ed groups associated with the Clemson program Chairman: Len Gough are the student managers and trainers. Many of Designer: Tim Bourret them put in longer than the players and days Editors: Tim Bourret and Tim Match coaches. Eric Young and Heather Czeczok take Program Staff: Bob Bradley, Hazel Modica, us through a typical day. Sam Blackman, Annabelle Vaughan, Heather Czeczok, Eric Young, Mickey Plyler, Caroline 78 Tiger All-Stars Werntz, Greg Prigerson, April Sain. Printing: Electric City Printing Company of Here is a look at some all-star performers Anderson, SC within the Clemson sports program. Additional Copies 110 The Last Word Extra copies of this program are available at $4.00 a piece. Send checks (payable to Clem- Today marks the 50th anniversary of Clem- son Athletic Department) to: Sports Information Office, Box 632, Clemson, son's first bowl team, the 1939 squad that played SC 29633 in the 1940 Cotton Bowl. Bob Bradley takes us back 50 years to review that landmark season. 62 '89 Clemson Football 1 Today's Game By Tim Bourret Clemson 1982 35-10-1 .772 AP top 20 rankings to its credit and three bowl N. Carolina 1983 35-11-0 .761 victories. It certainly appears they will have a Maryland 1979 35-12-0 .745 Clemson Seniors Among ACC Best shot to become the first Clemson class to win Clemson 1988 34-12-2 .729 Clemson's senior class will make its final ap- four straight bowl games. Clemson 1989 34- 8-2 .795 pearance in Memorial Stadium this afternoon Clemson's senior class includes: Gary Cooper Maryland 1985 34-14-0 .708 when Clemson takes on Wake Forest. The group (WR, Ambridge, PA); Chip Davis (WR, Evans, of 19 seniors is closing out one of the top careers ACC's Winningest Classes GA); Bruce Dixon (TE, West Union, SC); Rodney in ACC and Clemson history. A look at the list All Games by Percentage Fletcher (WR, Barnesville, GA); Wayne Harps of winningest ACC classes shows that this group School Class Record PCT (OLE, Griffin, GA); Chris Hart (DB, Miami, FL); of seniors can become the winningest class in Maryland 1953 34- 5-1 .863 Joe Henderson (TB, Freehold, NJ); Joe Cobb ACC history if the Tigers win each of their last Maryland 1954 34- 5-1 .863 (SN, Greenville, SC); James Lott (FS, Kan- three regular season games plus a bowl game. Clemson 1984 37- 6-2 .844 napolis, NC); Wesley McFadden (FB, Chester, This class has a record of 34-8-2 heading into Maryland 1955 34- 6-1 .841 SC); Dorian Mariable (LB, Spartanburg, SC); 36- 7-2 the Wake Forest game and the record for most Clemson 1983 .822 Otis Moore (DT, Augusta, GA); Chris Morocco Clemson 1989 34- 8-2 .795 wins by an ACC class is 37. (GR, Athens, GA); Carey Palmer (SS, Anderson, Clemson 1981 37-10-0 .787 This class can get as high as .8125 in terms SC); Hank Phillips (C, Spruce Pine, NC); Jeff Maryland 1978 37-10-1 .781 of winning percentage and that would be the Taylor (OLB, Seneca, SC); Vince Taylor (LB, Clemson 1982 35-10-1 .772 sixth highest winning percentage in history. Clearwater, ACC N. Carolina 1983 35-11-0 .761 FL); Ron Wessinger (OG, Chapin, As far as Clemson history is concerned, a .8125 SC); Fernandez West (WR, Cornelia, GA). winning percentage would rank fifth. ACC Winningest Classes The record for most wins over ACC teams by Vs ACC Teams by Total Wins Gardocki in Top 15 in Field Goals and Punting a class is 24 by the Clemson class of 1984. School Class Record PCT Is there another kicker in America as versatile William Perry and company had a 24-2 record Clemson 1984 24-2 .923 as Clemson's Chris Gardocki? He can be con- against ACC teams, a .923 winning percentage. Maryland 1985 23-2 .920 sidered a candidate for Ail-American as a punter 22-5 .815 With two more ACC games left on the schedule, Clemson 1985 or kicker. Clemson 1986 21-6-1 .768 this year's seniors can reach a tie for third in Last year Gardocki would have ranked in the Clemson 1988 21-6-1 .768 terms of wins over ACC teams in a career. This top 20 in the nation in both categories, but he Maryland 1976 21-1 .955 class is 20-5-1 against the ACC, a .788 mark. was two punt attempts shy of qualifying for the Clemson 1983 21-4 .850 22-5-1 A mark would tie the Clemson class of Duke 1963 21-4 .850 national statistics. Heading into the Wake Forest 1985 as far as victory total is concerned. N. Carolina 1983 21-6 .778 game the sophomore is fifth in the nation in field Maryland's 1985 group had a 23-2 record Clemson 1989 20-5-1 .788 goals per game with a 2.0 figure as he has made against the ACC. 16 of 21 so far this season. In terms of punting This class also holds many other noteworthy he has upped his average to 42.97 the 13th best ACQ'S Winningest Classes honors. It holds the Clemson record for the most average in the nation. And, for good measure, All Games by Total Wins weeks ranked in the AP Top 20 with 46 (including he is also 18th in the country in scoring with School Class Record POT a streak of 41 in a row between December 9, 8.875 points per game. That also leads the ACC. Clemson 1984 37- 6-2 .844 1986 and October 17, 1989). The class has three Gardocki had a great day in the wind and the Clemson 1981 37-10-0 .787 undisputed ACC championships to tie a con- win over N.C. State. The native of Stone Moun- Maryland 1978 37-10-1 .781 ference record and still has a shot at another this tain, GA averaged 45.7 yards per punt in the gus- Clemson 1983 36- 7-2 .822 year if Clemson gets some help from other teams Maryland 1976 36-11-1 .760 ty wind, had three punts inside the 20, a 58-yard Maryland 1977 36-11-1 .760 in the conference. It also already has three final punt, and also booted three field goals in four attempts. He hit the right upright from 40 yards out into a 15 mile per hour wind for his only miss of the day. He also had three touchbacks on kickoffs, including one after a five-yard penalty was assessed against Clemson. Incredible as it may seem, Chris Gardocki is already third in Clemson history in career field goals with 35. He moved ahead of Bob Paulling into third place Saturday with his three field goals. Gardocki now trails only David Treadwell (47) and Obed Ariri (63). His three field goal game marked the 12th time in his 20-game career that he had more than one field goal. The Clemson record for multiple field goal games is 17, by Obed Ariri. Wake Forest Update For the second week in a row Clemson will face a team that gains more yards via the air than the ground. Wake Forest averages 231 Clemson's Senior Class could become the winningest class in league history. 1st Row — passing yards a game and 1 42.6 a game on the James Lott, Fernandez West, Carey Palmer, Joe Henderson, Chip Davis, Joe Cobb, Chris ground, figures that were very rare just 10 years Hart. 2nd Row — Ron Wessinger, Rodney Fletcher, Wesley McFadden, Jeff Taylor, Bruce ago. But, in this day and age of the five-step drop Dixon, Vince Taylor. 3rd — Chris Row Morocco, Dorian Mariable, Gary Cooper, Hank Phillips, and run-and-shoot offenses, it is quite common. Jerome Williams, Otis Moore, Wayne Harps. Wingback Ricky Proehl is the major reason 2 Clemson Football '89 for loss, and a team best four quarterback ACC in interceptions with five. He is currently pressures in the victory over N.C. State in one 18th in the nation in that category and already of his best performances in his three-year career. has broken Terry Kinard's freshman intercep- The junior from Spartanburg, SC, was the key tion record. man in Clemson's ability to get to N.C. State O'Neal had another interception against N.C. quarterback Shane Montgomery. State and returned it nine yards, giving him 86 Although Clemson did not have a sack in the yards in interception returns this season. He also 56 Wolfpack pass attempts, Clemson did record has 38 tackles and seven passes broken up this 19 quarterback pressures and Montgomery was year, and both of those figures exceed Terry hit 20 times during the game while attempting Kinard's entire freshman year figures (1979). to pass. The 19 quarterback pressures represent In fact, O'Neal's freshman figures already ex- a single game high mark for the stat in the last ceed those of Clemson's three defensive backs three seasons. Levon Kirkland and Wayne Sim- currently in the NFL, Kinard with the Giants, mons also had three pressures in Clemson's Donnell Woolford with the Chicago Bears and 20-point win. Delton Hall with the Pittsburgh Steelers. O'Neal Freshman All-America Candidate Comparison of Freshman Seasons Does anyone out there select a national Player Year GP-GS Hits PBU Intercep. freshman Defensive Player of the Year? Clem- Terry Kinard 1979 12-3 35 5 3-93 son has a legitimate candidate in free safety Delton Hall 1983 11-0 10 2 0-0 Robert O'Neal. Even though the native of D Woolford 1985 12-0 21 1 1-34 Georgia has started just one game, he has Robert O'Neal 1989 8-1 38 7 5-86 averaged over 40 plays per game and leads ttlte Hammond keyed an aggressive Tiger defense STATISTICALLY SPEAKING that had a record 19 quarterback pressures 1989 Clemson Stats (6-2) 1989 Wake Forest Stats (1-5-1) against N.C. State. Rushing TC Yds Avg TD LG Rushing TC Yds Avg TD LG Terry Allen 100 480 4.8 73 Anthony Williams 99 387 3.9 2 45 Joe Henderson 104 476 4.6 45 Corey Donald 47 190 4.0 37 Wake Forest has more passing yards than Wesley McFadden 92 361 3.9 24 Phil Barnhill 44 145 3.3 1 19 rushing this season. The senior wide out led the Chris Morocco 58 182 3.1 23 Tony Rogers 50 143 2.9 10 DeChane Cameron 33 70 2.1 20 Bob Niedbala 9 69 7.7 20 ACC in touchdown receptions last year with 10 CLEMSON 430 1679 3.9 17 73 WAKE FOREST 271 998 3.7 3 45 and he has six more this year. Proehl has 39 cat- Opponents 243 786 3.2 6 21 Opponents 352 1544 4.4 10 67 ches for 640 yards for the season and has also picked up 55 yards rushing in just 10 carries. Passing Cmp Att Int Yds TD LG Pet Passing Cmp Att Int YdsTD LG Pet Last year Proehl was the only opposing wide Chris Morocco 54 94 740 3 37 57.4 Phil Barnhill 116 247 9 1617 9 65 47.0 DeChane Cameron 25 36 323 28 69.4 receiver to catch a pair of touchdown passes WAKE FOREST 117 251 9 1620 9 65 46.6 134 1129 4 59.7 Opponents against Clemson. CLEMSON 80 3 66 98 188 5 1313 9 60 52.1 Opponent 137 281 15 1586 7 81 48.8 Phil Barnhill, a native of Washington, DC, is Receiving Rec Yds Avg TD LG Receiving Rec Yds Avg the starting quarterback. Barnhill had seen very TD LG Rodney Fletcher 22 350 15.9 37 Rickey Proehl 39 640 16.4 6 65 limited action under Mike Elkins over the last two Gary Cooper 17 283 16.6 3 66 Steve Brown 21 362 17.2 1 59 seasons, but this year he has thrown 247 of Wesley McFadden 11 131 11.3 26 Bobby Jones 15 245 16.3 1 61 Wake Forest's 251 passes. The former Carroll Stacy Fields 11 91 8.3 1 16 Corey Donald 11 66 6.0 11 High School triple jumper who was a member Chip Davis 6 89 16.0 28 John Mills 11 101 9.2 1 18 of his church choir, has thrown for 1617 yards CLEMSON 80 1129 14.1 4 66 WAKE FOREST 117 1620 13.8 9 65 Opponents 137 1586 11.4 7 81 Opponents 98 1313 13.4 and nine touchdowns. The fine runner has 145 60 yards rushing and has been sacked just six times Tackles Tot Tackles Tot Tackles Tot Tackles Tot all year. His best game might have been against Doug Brewster 69 VInce Taylor 37 Lament Scales 88 Todd MIddleton John Johnson 49 Dexter Davis 27 Warren Bolin 54 Rodney Hogue N.C. State when he picked up 321 yards in the Levon Kirkland 49 Wayne Simmons 35 Levern Bolin 47 Terry Smith air. James Lott 42 Ed McDaniel 34 Mike Smith 42 Ron Lambert Lament Scales, a red-shirt freshman from Vance Hammond 42 Otis Moore 27 Marvin Mitchell 39 James DuBose Ridgeway, Virginia, is the top tackier on the team Rob Bodine 41 Kenzil Jackson 23 Bradford Benson 38 Rudy Thompson Arlington Nunn 40 Jerome Henderson 20 George Coghill with 88 stops. He has 34 tackles more than any 38 Terrence Singletary Robert O'Neal 38 Chester McGlockton 18 Tony Hollis 38 Maurice Miller other Wake Forest player and is among the ACC Results Results leaders in that category. He also has a pair of Date W-L Site CU-Opp Opponent Date W-L Site WF-Opp Opponent interceptions to lead the team. The Belin Sept. 3 W H 30-0 Furman Sept L H 10-15 Appalachian State brothers hold down the number two and three Sept. 9 W A 34-23 at Florida State Sept L H 17-27 N.C. Stale slots on the tackle chart. Warren is a starting Sept. 16 W A 27-7 at Virginia Tech Sept L A 10-14 at Army linebacker who has made 34 stops, while Levern Sept. 23 W H 31-7 Maryland Sept T H 17-17 Rice Sept. 30 L A 17-21 at Duke has 47 tackles. Both are juniors and have been Oct. W A 17-16 at North Carolina Oct. 7 W H 34-20 Virginia Oct. 14 L H 7-27 Maryland keys to the Wake Forest defense for two years. Oct. 14 L H 14-30 Georgia Tech Oct. 21 L A 28-47 at Virginia Warren had seven tackles against Clemson last Oct. 21 W H 30-10 N.C. State Oct. 28 at Clemson, 1:00 PM year. Oct. 28 WAKE FOREST, 1:00 PM Nov. 4 DUKE, 1:00 PM Nov. 4 at North Carolina, 12:08 PM Nov. 11 TULSA. 1:00 PM Nov. 18 at South Carolina, 7:30 PM Nov. 18 at Georgia Tech, 12:00 PM Hammond Has Outstanding Game Vance Hammond had eight tackles, a tackle '89 Clemson Football 3 Go the extra yard in these colorful, heavyweight, full cut knit shirts, part of an all-star Hef-F lineup. 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I like his style and mon, might enjoy watching film more than voice." any college football player in the nation. Harmon, who also likes fishing, says But if the truth be known, the films Harmon these leisure activities are necessary to really enjoys watching are motion pictures. keep away from the pressure of college "My first couple of years at Clemson, athletics. "You have to be so emotionally Doug Thomas (wide receiver) and I used ready to play on Saturday that sometimes to watch a different movie almost every you need something to unwind. I enjoy night," says Harmon. "It was just a way of spending time with the other linemen off relaxing after a tough practice or a big of the field. In fact, Chris Morocco takes game. I thought the invention of the VCR Hank Phillips and me out to eat every was one of the greatest things to ever hap- Thursday night. We do these things pen." because we are so close, and to relax Harmon and his teammates also go to before the big game." the movie theatre the Friday night before The veteran of the offensive line knows Harmon has been a starter since game one every game as a means of relaxation. "The what it is like to be in a big game. Harmon, his freshman year. He was a key to Clemson's team goes to the movies to get away from who has played in the last two games with 35-10 win over Penn State. all of the pregame hype. Also, it is a way a leg injury, has now started 32 straight to keep the team together on the night games at offensive guard. This is the se- record for career starts, as Williams had 44 before a game," says Harmon who was cond longest active streak on the Clemson starts at quarterback for four seasons. The named ACC Player-of-the-Week for the team, second only to James Lott, who has record for career starts by an offensive Maryland game this season when he had started 34 in a row. lineman is 36, held by Jeff Bak, Joe Bostic, an 82 percent grade and nine knockdown Harmon played 1400 snaps over his and Jeff Bostic. blocks. freshman and sophomore seasons and "Eric is one of the most dependable peo- One would think a 6-2, 260-pound offen- recorded 1 1 1 knockdown blocks. Through ple I know. He is one of my favorite people sive guard would enjoy the blood and guts the Georgia Tech game, he led Tiger of- to be around," says center Hank Phillips. of a Sylvester Stallonne flick or the fensive linemen in knockdown blocks with "On the field, he makes my job so much 55, including a career high of 13 against easier. On our double teams, all I have to Virginia. His 166 career knockdown blocks do is stand our man up and Eric finishes rank as a threat to reaching John Phillips' him off. He is a leader on the field because record of 245 for a career. he makes a lot of our offensive line calls junior attributes The from Camden, NJ, at the line of scrimmage. He is a natural several things to his early success and offensive lineman." stability. "First, I think I picked up the Unlike Phillips, who has moved around system fairly fast. That helped me to get the offensive line positions, Harmon says an opportunity so early because then I got he is more comfortable at the right guard a lot of repetitions in practice and with position that he has held down for three those repetitions came confidence. Also, years. "I am right-handed and it is much I guess I have been lucky by not getting easier for me to play on the right side. I find seriously injured. But, you can never think it much easier to get my right hip out of the about injuries. All you can do is pray. On pulling position than my left. So, I feel more the field, your emotion has to carry you at home at right guard," says Harmon who injuries." through was a high school teammate of fellow of- However, Harmon is not always the fired- fensive lineman Kelvin Hankins. up figure who Clemson fans see waving his Only a junior, you can bet Eric Harmon big arms around following a play or an op- will watch many more films and review his ponent penalty. Instead, is laid he a back, technique over the next year and a half. mild-mannered person. Although he might rather be watching the "I just try to be consistent in everything Three Stooges, he knows studying football I do. I hardly ever I change and when do films will help him make his opposition look change, it is a moderate change," says like the Three Stooges. Harmon, who also could become the first Clemson player to start 48 games in a career. If Clemson can reach a bowl game Harmon could break John Phillips's career this year and next, and if Harmon can stay next year. knockdown block record healthy, he could break Rodney Williams' Clemson Football '89 5 iBam. Nothing beats the great taste of Hardee's Big Deluxe™ Burger teamed up with hot fries and an ice-cold drink. We're out to winyou over I SFS-979 ©1989 Hardee's Food Systems, Inc. David Treadwell By Tim Bourret eight different teams in the NFL. Now he is a starter. He taught me perseverance It takes a significant distraction to break and how to keep yourself in a proper frame former Clemson placekicker David of mind." Treadwell's level of concentration. Just ask Treadwell has always been in a proper Vince Dooley, who saw the current Denver frame of mind and had matters in perspec- Bronco kick game-winning last-second field tive. Soon after he was cut by the Broncos goals against his Georgia Bulldogs in con- he returned to Clemson and sought secutive seasons (1986 and 1987). employment in the engineering field. With Treadwell had four other contests in which his -1-3.0 GPA and other outstanding he won or tied games for Clemson inside qualities, it was not long before Dow the last three minutes of play. Now he is Chemical hired Treadwell through the the top field goal kicker in the NFL on a Clemson placement office. He began his percentage basis. engineering career in Midland, Ml. But, in September of this year, his con- "We had an understanding that I could centration was finally broken. It took a return to NFL training camp in the sum- former Tiger teammate to do it. mer," said Treadwell. "I went out for my first field goal attempt When the summer began, Treadwell ac- at Cleveland and Michael Dean (Perry) was tually was the property of the Phoenix Car- yelling at me from the time I came on to dinals, who had purchased his services at the field," said Treadwell, who played with the end of the 1988 season. But, by July, Perry at Clemson for four seasons. "He he was traded back to Denver. He soon kept saying 'you're going to miss it was in the thick of a battle with two Treadwell, miss it for me Treadwell'. veterans, Rafael Septien and Rich Karlis. "At first I just kept my head down and "There wasn't any real turning point in did not acknowledge him. Finally, I looked the preseason. They charted all our kicks up at him and put my index finger up to my in practice and I was hitting a good percen- mouth and said 'shhh', to try to quiet him. tage consistently. I also improved on my But he kept at it. kickoffs through the use of a new nine-step "Well, I made the field goal and we look- approach and a three-inch tee." ed at each other and just started smiling. When Karlis held out for more money "That was one of the most unusual cir- Treadwell got even more of a shot. And, cumstances of my life, because Michael he has made the most of it in the regular Dean was one of the guys you remember season with 1 1 field goals in his first 1 2 at- celebrating with after last second wins at tempts. The only miss was a 54-yarder. In Clemson. Now he was rooting against me. an October 9 issue of Sports Illustrated But, it was good natured and just part of he was rated the number-one kicker in the the game." NFL off a unique formula devised by the Unusual circumstances seem to follow Ellas Sports Bureau. David Treadwell. We are talking about a But, the biggest thrill took place on a guy who did not play high school football. Monday night football game against Buf- Now he is in the NFL. falo when he kicked four field goals in four "I played high school soccer and came attempts. to Clemson because of its reputation in "I grew up watching Monday Night Foot- engineering," said Treadwell, who has his ball. When I went out for the first kick I engineering degree from Clemson and was could picture myself at home watching a a three-time Academic AII-ACC choice. Treadwell was Mr. Clutch at Clemson, and Monday night game. Now I was playing in "My dad convinced me to try out for the now is doing the same in the NFL. Here he one. It was one of the most exciting events football team at Clemson because I used beat Georgia with a 46-yard field goal at the of my life." to kick the football around with him for the buzzer in 1986. Treadwell has had a lot of excitement fun of it." lately. In addition to his pro football and After a year (1984) as an anonymous Ail-American. engineering careers, he married a young walk-on and understudy to Donald Ig- Despite his success, he was not drafted lady he dated at Clemson, Kim Lark, on webuike, Treadwell got his chance in 1985. and signed as a free agent with the Denver June 3. He was not named the starting placekicker Broncos. Even though he was perfect in Marrying a Clemson girl is not the only until Danny Ford told him to go on the field preseason, including a career best tie Treadwell has with his alma mater. "I for the first field goal attempt at Virginia 52-yarder, he was cut just before the still follow Clemson every week. One of the Tech. Later, he booted a 36-yard field goal season began, bar owners in Denver has a satellite dish on the last play of the game to give Clem- "I was disappointed, but not totally de- so I watch every game that is on the son a 20-17 win. jected when I was cut in 1988," said satellite, even the ACC network games. The last-second heroics continued from Treadwell, a native of Jacksonville, FL. "I "That guy Gardocki (Chris) is quite a there and Treadwell finished his Clemson had done well in the preseason and prov- kicker. I hope he makes it in the NFI any career as the Tigers' number-two ranked ed to myself at least that I could kick at this team but Denver." kick scorer (233) and field goal kicker (47). level. Michael Dean Perry can't even break his He made 18-22 attempts his senior year "A guy who helped me a lot was Nick concentration when he's watching his and was named a consensus first-team Lowery, who has been cut 1 1 times by Tigers play. Clemson Football '89 7 I Clemson's Alumni Center Isn't What It Used To Be- lt's Better! We've remodeled, and we're meetings and near the football We may look different, but open before and after each stadium at home games. The we're still dedicated to serving, home football game. Our new van brings Clemson to you informing and involving you in look is comfortable, updated wherever you are. the ongoing life of Clemson and available for your enjoy- University. ment. We look different . . . both on We also have a new mobile campus and on the road . . . Alumni Center. Our Alumni and we're looking for you. Association van is your Alumni Clemson Alumni Center Open "on the road" headquarters. Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. You'll find the van at away Two hours before home football games One hour after the conclusion of home football games, Clemson Club football games Dr. Max Lennon When Max Lennon came to Clennson that are exclusive to Clemson — more than three years ago, he brought with agriculture, forestry and textiles — and that him some definite ideas about what was have more job opportunities than needed in order for Clemson to reach its graduates, increasing minority representa- potential: more emphasis on research and tion in the faculty and administration as well the graduate program (the university's as the student body, and making Clemson greatest potential for growth and im- more accessible. mediate economic impact); increased "As a land grant college, we have an private support for academics; more effort obligation in rural development and to help in frontier areas of research to aid South eliminate the pockets of poverty and il- Carolina's traditional industries; a more literacy that remain in this state. Education global perspective in both academic pro- is the answer, and we have an obligation grams and research; and a significant state to make education accessible to all peo- investment in higher education. ple." Those were the ideas; now for the reality: Lennon sees Clemson as still in the pro- • more than a 60 percent increase in cess of maturing into a major, comprehen- research funding in a single year sive university with a regional and national • the most successful private fund- reputation in its primary mission areas — raising year ever, with more than a 40 per- science and technology. He has worked cent increase over last year's record- hard to bring together the necessary sup- breaking total port system by involving not only faculty • a landmark experiment in the field of and staff but also legislators, business biotechnology, plus research that is break- leaders and alumni in determining Clem- Lennon is a native of Columbus Coun- ing new ground in advanced apparel son's future. And the future looks pretty ty, N.C, and earned his bachelor's degree manufacturing, composites, robotics and bright. "Clemson is a very exciting place and doctorate from N.C. State University. many other areas to be right now," he says. He began his teaching career at N.C. • the addition of international academic Lennon came to Clemson from Ohio State. programs and research partnerships in- State University, where he had been ex- The Clemson president has been active volving Clemson with institutions in Japan, ecutive dean for agriculture, home in a number of civic and professional France, Germany, Italy, Egypt, China, economics and natural resources. Lennon groups, ranging from his local PTA and the Israel and Great Britain, among others was also on the Ohio State Faculty Senate South Carolina Research Authority to the • a $5-million higher education initiative and was co-chairman of the Governor's National Dropout Prevention Fund and the called the Cutting Edge commission on agriculture. International Development Institute. But the Lennon agenda is far from com- Previously, he had served as dean of the In the fall of 1987, Lennon was named pleted. The Clemson president sees more College of Agriculture, and as director of to the board of trustees of the Farm Foun- challenges, more opportunities, ahead. At the Agricultural Experiment Station at the dation, a national organization devoted to a recent address to the faculty, he said, University of Missouri, and as associate improving research and education to "We must continue to look for new ways dean and director of research in the Col- benefit rural areas. He will serve a four-year to fulfill Clemson's land-grant mission: ag- lege of Agricultural Sciences at Texas Tech term as the university representative on the gressively recruiting students into areas University. board, which also includes farmers, legislators and executives of leading agricultural industries. Lennon was appointed in 1988 to the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Policy Ad- visory Committee for Science and Educa- tion Research Grants Program by Secretary of Agriculture Richard E. Lyng, and was a keynote speaker at the AgBiotech '88 international conference in Washington. This year Lennon also was appointed to chair a committee of top administrators and federal officials from 1 1 universities across the nation to work with congress on legisla- tion relating to foreign assistance and in- ternational development. The committee is a project of the National Association of State Universities and land-grant colleges. Lennon is married to Ruth Carter Len- non and they have two children, Daniel Ray (27) and Robin (24). Dr. Max Lennon made outstanding contributions at N.C. State, Texas Tech, Missouri and Ohio State before becoming Clemson's president in 1986. Clemson Football '89 9 THE Environmental Landscaping is GARDEN SHOPPE proud to he a part ofthe winning Greenwood, SC (803) 223-8300 team at Clemson. Environmental Landscaping has installed Toro Automatic Irrigation Systems and provided our professional turf services for aU areas of Clemson University Athletics. TORO "Excellence in Athletic Turf The TORO Company Toro.. ..your source for automatic irrigation and sprinl The Clemson athletic program has been country. on the rise in just about all forms of Administratively, Robinson has instituted athletics in recent years. Bobby Robinson policies and procedures that benefit all is the leader of the department as its constituents. Among the changes are the athletic director and his commitment to drug testing program, the Student Athlete success in competition, academics and Assistance Program (SAAP), a staff facilities has been the l Tigers took part in a January 1 Bowl game With Robinson's qualifications, it is easy and the NCAA basketball tournament. to see why the Clemson athletic program The baseball team also advanced to the 29,000 square feet, the center will feature enjoys continued success — he has done NCAA regional finals, meaning Clemson classrooms, learning labs, and an it all. He has been an administrator at all was one of just three teams in the nation auditorium, as well as office space for the levels, he has worked in other areas of the to win a bowl game, an NCAA tournament academic advising staff, which now has university. Robinson has been a head basketball game and an NCAA baseball four full-time staff members. It should be coach and he has handled the budgetary tournament game. A total of nine teams, completed at a cost of $2.5 million by the aspects needed to run a $12 million highlighted by a number-three finish for the fall of 1990. program. Clemson golf team, finished in the top 20 In the area of facilities, Robinson has a Robinson graduated from Furman with of their respective polls. This is a total top- record of success and accomplishments a B.S. degree in business and political ped only by the 1986-87 and 1987-88 second to none. Recent capital im- science in 1968. He was the president of academic years, two other years in the provements include the indoor tennis facili- the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity chapter Robinson era. ty and the soccer stadium, with the learn- at Furman. In academics, Clemson student-athletes ing center and completion of the baseball Robinson came to Clemson in 1970, not had another outstanding year. Seventy-five stadium coming soon. Major renovations in athletics, but in the housing office. After young men and women had 3.0 or better recently completed include the golf prac- three years, he moved across campus to grade-point averages each semester, with tice area, cross country trail, stadium locker serve as an administrative assistant in the seven earning a perfect 4.0 GPA. The foot- rooms, wrestling practice room, football athletic department. ball team had three players named to the coaches meeting rooms and renovation of After serving the athletic department in academic AII-ACC team, and two students the football athletic dorm. A complete various capacities, he became business were named to Academic All-America maintenance and irrigation system has also manager in 1975. Two years later he was teams. Over 30 former Tiger student- been implemented for all practice fields. named assistant athletic director, and in athletes received college degrees in the Renovations recently concluded include 1980 he became associate AD. He held past 12 months. the new IPTAY/ticket complex at Gate 9 at that title for five years, and his area of The commitment to success in the football stadium, a nine-lane all-weather responsibility moved to primarily football academics is further confirmed by the deci- track, Jervey Center offices and gym- and basketball. The native of Columbia sion to build an academic learning center nasium. Without a doubt, Clemson athletic became Athletic Director in March of 1985. for student-athletes. Encompassing over facilities are among the finest in the While serving his administrative duties, Robinson found time to coach the Clem- Clemson All Sports Summary Under Robinson son golf team between 1975 and 1983. During his time as the head coach, Clem- Team Finishes ACC All-Sports Poll Athlete Awards son won its first ACC title in golf and three Years Top 20 Top 10 Titles Men Women AII-ACC All-Amer times the Tigers participated in the NCAA 1985-86 7 4 4 22 NA 50 22 tournament. In 1983, his final season as the 1986-87 10 3 7 12 18 61 22 head coach, he guided Clemson to a 1987-88 10 4 5 8 28 41 22 number-five finish. Robinson is a member 1988-89 9 5 7 6 30 65 26 of the NCAA golf committee and is a member of the CPA Board of Directors. '89 Clemson Football 11 Coach Ford builds them to win. So do we. 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Last year, a new name ap- His success as a head coach is not only evi- peared in the top five of that elite list. Clemson's dent in his win-loss record, but also in a long list Danny Ford has moved into fourth place on the of accomplishments Ford has compiled in his list of winningest active coaches in the college first 10 years as a head coach. This list would ranks on a percentage basis. be impressive with anyone's name on it, but con- Not only has Ford become one of the top sidering the fact that Ford is only 41, it is coaches in the nation, but on the way to this ac- phenomenal. His most significant accomplish- complishment, he has defeated each of the top ment, winning the 1981 National Championship, three as listed at the conclusion of the 1988 was attained when he was only 33-years-old, season. In only 10 full seasons. Ford has posted making him the youngest coach in the history wins over Nebraska's Tom Osborne, Penn of the college game to win the Associated Press State's Joe Paterno, and former Oklahoma National Championship. coach Barry Switzer, the fourth winningest coach Not only has Ford moved into fourth place on in the history of college football. The wins over the list of winningest active coaches, but he has Paterno and Switzer came after two of the win- recently reached another milestone. He is now ningest seasons in Clemson history, as the the winningest coach in the history of the Atlantic Tigers went 10-2 in 1987 and 1988. The win over Coast Conference on a percentage basis. He is Osborne's Nebraska team came on the heels already second in total wins among ACC of the only 1 2-0 season and national champion- coaches and needs just 1 3 wins to break Clem- ship in the history of Clemson football. son Hall of Famer Frank Howard's record. These Last year's Citrus Bowl victory over Oklahoma wins have not been easy ones, instead they have Clemson's head coach has had five bowl marked Ford's seventh bowl trip in only 10 full come against fierce competition. Ford has wins, five ACC titles and six Top 20 seasons. years as head coach and his fifth bowl victory already gained more wins over AP top 20 and in those seven trips. All 10 years as head coach, top 10 teams than any other coach in Clemson his teams have had winning regular season history and is the only coach in conference Danny Lee Ford was born on April 2, 1948 in records. Clemson has won 80 percent of its history to have a winning record (15-11-1) ver- Gadsden, AL and married Deborah Anderson of games over the last three years and has been sus top 20 teams (top 20 when playing Clem- Attalla, AL on January 23, 1970. The couple has in the top 20 for 34 straight polls. Ford has son, minimum 10 games played). four children: Jennifer Renee (3/15/73); Ashleigh already tied former Clemson coach Frank Ford has established a new era in football at Lynn (8/13/75); fVlary Elizabeth (4/24/81); and Howard for the ACC record for sole champion- Clemson University, creating one of the most Daniel Lee (10/17/85). ships with five and for most top 20 seasons by solid programs in the nation. Now in his 1 1th full a Clemson coach with six. season with the Tigers, his record stood at Ford's winning tradition did not begin when 86-27-4 (.752) entering the season. Not only is FACTS ON FORD he became a head coach, it has followed through Ford among the winningest active coaches, but his entire affiliation with the game of football. Clemson also has the second best winning 1. Fourth winningest active coach in Overall, he has been involved with 21 winning percentage in the South during this time period. America on a percentage basis Clemson is the only team in the nation to win (86-27-4). a bowl game, a conference championship and 2. Only coach in ACC history with over a finish in the top 20 of the AP poll each of the 70 percent winning percentage, he is last three years. Clemson has the sixth best currently at .752. record (28-6-2) in the nation during this time 3. Has coached Clemson in seven bowl period. games, five have been victories. After examining Ford's football past, it is dif- 4. Clemson has won five ACC titles during ficult to imagine him anything but a winner. Ford his tenure (81, 82, 86, 87, 88). played tight end and offensive tackle for Paul 5. Has coached six teams that have finish- "Bear" Bryant at Alabama between 1967 and ed in the final Top 20 of the AP poll (81 1969. Ford started all three years, was all- 82, 83, 86, 87, 88). conference in 1969 and played on all three 6. Has beaten 1 5 top 20 teams and won 26 teams that went to bowl games. In 1 969 he was games by seven points or less. a member of the All-SEC academic team, and 7. Has been to 15 bowls in 22 years served as captain of the Alabama squad. Ford associated with college football. also played freshman basketball at Alabama. 8. Has coached 60 AII-ACC players, 24 Ail- Ford earned a B.S. degree in industrial arts Americans and 38 of his former players and a Master's Degree in special education from have been drafted by the NFL. Alabama, working as a graduate assistant coach 9. Eight of his former players own Super for Bryant and then as a full-time assistant in Bowl Championship rings. 1972 and 1973. From 1974 to 1976 he served 10. Had a 3-0 record against the top three as an assistant coach at Virginia Tech and join- winningest active coaches (Barry ed the Clemson coaching staff in 1977 as an of- Switzer, Tom Osborne and Joe Paterno) fensive line coach. He was named assistant at the end of the 1988 season. head coach prior to the 1978 season. At the end of that season at the age of 30, Ford was nam- Ford is fourth among winningest active ed the Tigers' head coach, making him the coachies on a percentage basis. youngest active Division I coach in the country. Clemson Football '89 13 a Assistant Coaches ACC tight end (Jim Riggs) and his kickoff return North Carolina (1988) and East Carolina team led the nation in average return, just the (1985-87). Responsible for coaching the defen- second team statistical championship in Clem- sive line, Herrin was the Tiger inside linebacker son history. His recruiting territory includes coach from 1981 to 1984. Herrin's recruiting ter- Georgia, Virginia, Washington, D.C., and ritory includes the state of South Carolina. Alabama. Before coming to Clemson for the 1981 national championship season, Herrin also spent a year as the defensive coordinator at Appalachian State (1980). Herrin earned his bachelor's and master's degree from Western Carolina where he was a four-year letterman in football. During his first two years at Clemson, the Tigers rank- ed in the top 10 in scoring and rushing defense. Herrin also coached ACC MVP Jeff Davis, who MILES ALDRIDGE went on to be captain of the Tampa Bay Bucs and 1989 All-Pro Johnny Rembert of the New Inside Linebackers England Patriots. ALDRIDGE is entering his fifth season as the Tigers' inside linebacker coach. A native of Kan- sas City, MO, Aldridge joined the Clemson staff BILL D'ArVDREA on June 28, 1985 after a two-year stint at Duke. Offensive Tackies of The 1971 graduate Gardner-Webb College D'ANDREA, who is entering the fourth year of earned three letters in football. He began his second stint with the Clemson program, is coaching on the collegiate level at East Ten- responsible for coaching the offensive tackles. nessee State (1973-77), then moved on to D'Andrea, who is responsible for recruiting in Wichita State (1978) and Tulsa (1979). He also North Carolina, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and spent three years at Mississippi (1980-82) before New York, rejoined the Clemson staff on June taking a position at Duke, where he spent two 23, 1986 after spending two seasons at Southern years (1983-84). The coach of the two leading Mississippi. Prior to that he was a graduate tacklers returning from the 1988 squad (Ed assistant coach at East Carolina (1974-75), a full- McDaniel and Doug Brewster), Aldridge recruits time assistant at the University of Virginia (1975), the eastern section of South Carolina, Massanuten Military Academy (1976-78) and Philadelphia and New Jersey. Catawba College (1979-81). He also spent two years (1983-84) at Clemson as a graduate assis- tant, where he also served as football dorm director. D'Andrea received his bachelor's WOODY McCORVEY degree from Indiana State in 1973, completed Wide Receivers his master's degree in 1975, and lacks only a few semester hours from completing a second McCORVEY is in his seventh year with the Tiger staff, is for master's degree. D'Andrea has coached an all- and reseponsible coaching the wide conference tackle each of the last two years and receivers. For three years, the 1972 Alabama the Tigers have ranked in the top 15 in the na- State graduate also coached tight ends, and for tion in rushing each of the three seasons he has two of those seasons he coached an AII-ACC been a full-time coach. tight end. A Grove Hill, AL native, his recruiting territory includes eastern North Carolina, Alabama, Mississippi, and Florida. McCorvey joined the Clemson staff on July 13, 1983 from WAYNE BOLT Alabama A&M, where he spent four seasons Tight Ends & K/0 Returns (1979-82) as offensive coordinator. Prior to that position, he spent a year as the backfield coach BOLT joined the Clemson staff on March 10, at North Carolina Central (1978). McCorvey let- 1986 and is entering his fourth season with the tered four years at quarterback at Alabama Tigers. A 1979 graduate of East Carolina, his State, where he earned his bachelor's degree, responsibilities include coaching the tight ends and then earned his master's from the Univer- and kickoff return teams. Bolt earned all- sity of West Florida in 1 977. He has coached six conference and All-America honors during his receivers over his career who have been drafted playing career as an offensive guard for East or signed free agent contracts. As a player, he Carolina (1974-77). He began his coaching guided the Alabama A&M offense to top 20 rank- career as a graduate assistant for the Pirates, ings in total offense, passing offense, rushing then spent a year at Wyoming (1980) before offense, and scoring offense during his tenure moving on to Auburn (1981-86). Bolt has coach- there. ed four tight ends who have gone on to the NFL: LES HERRIN Ed West (Green Bay Packers), Ron Middleton Defensive Line (Atlanta Falcons), Jeff Parks (Houston Oilers), HERRIN is beginning his first season back with and Jim Riggs (Cincinnati Bengals). During his the Clemson football program after coaching at first season as a Tiger coach, he coached All- 14 Clemson Football '89 m in South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, New England, and New York. The St. Augustine, FL native earned two letters in football from Ap- palachian State, where he was a 1971 graduate in health and physical education. He came to Clemson from Kentucky on July 5, 1978, where he spent one spring as a graduate assistant coach (1978). Seven of Clemson's top 10 single season individual rushing performances have taken place under Reedy and Clemson has rank- L ed in the top 15 in the nation in rushing five of the last six years. Additionally, he has coached LARRY VAN DER IIEYDEI^ nine Clemson players who have gone on to the NFL: Cliff Austin (New Orleans Saints), Stacey Offensive IJne BILL OLIVER Driver (Cleveland Browns), Terrence Flagler VAN DER HEYDEN joined the Clemson staff on (San Francisco 49ers), Kenny Flowers (Atlanta January 5, 1979 and coaches the offensive line. Secondary Falcons), Steve Griffin (Atlanta Falcons), Kevin A native of Brazil, Iowa, Van Der Heyden recruits OLIVER joined the Clemson staff on January 22, Mack (Cleveland Browns), Jeff McCall (L.A. upper South Carolina, North Carolina, and 1986 and is in fiis fourtfi year as {he Tigers Raiders), Chuck McSwain (Dallas Cowboys), western Pennsylvania. He came to Clemson secondary coach. Oliver is also responsible for Marvin Sims (Baltimore Colts); additionally, after coaching at Memphis State (1975-78), recruiting in Florida, Georgia and Alabama. Lester Brown played eight years in Canada, and where he served as offensive coordinator, Oliver came to Clemson from the USFL's Mem- Tracy Johnson was drafted by Houston in 1 989. Virginia (1974-75), East Carolina (1973-74), In- phis Showboats, where he spent two years diana State (1969-73), and Drake University (1983-85) and served as senior defensive coor- (1968-69). Van der Heyden coached the defen- dinator and secondary coach. He began his col- sive line at his alma mater, Iowa State, from 1965 legiate coaching career as the defensive secon- to 1967, and served as a graduate assistant dary coach at Auburn (1966-71) and then spent coach there in 1964. He is a member of the all- nine years at his alma mater, Alabama, work- time Iowa State team selected by former players ing under the late Paul "Bear" Bryant (1971-80). and coaches. He earned three letters in both From 1980-83 he served as head coach at UT- football and baseball from Iowa State and receiv- Chattanooga before moving on to the profes- ed a bachelor's degree in physical education sional ranks. Oliver was a member of the 1961 (1962) and a master's degree in education (1968) undefeated National Championship Alabama from the same institution. He has coached three team, and he received his bachelor's degree in All-America guards over the last six years at biology from Alabama in 1962. In each of his first Clemson and for a five-year period (1983-87), two seasons at Clemson, the Tigers led the ACC one of his guards was chosen AII-ACC. in pass completion defense and fewest yards per attempt allowed. He has coached three Clem- son players who have gone on to the NFL: Delton Hall (Pittsburgh Steelers), Donnell RICK STOCKSTILL Woolford (Chicago Bears) and Perry Williams (Jucirterbucks (New England Patriots). STOCKSTILL is in his first season with the Tigers after joining the Clemson coaching staff on February 20, 1989. Stockstill came to Clem- son from the University of Central Florida, where he spent four years as assistant head coach and wide receiver coach (1985-89). Stockstill's responsibilities at Clemson include coaching the TOMMY WEST Tiger quarterbacks and acting as the football Outside Linel)cickers Bandits dorm director. Previous to his stay at Central & Florida, Stockstill spent two seasons as offen- WEST is in his eighth season coaching the sive coordinator and quarterback coach at Clemson outside linebackers and bandit ends. Bethune-Cookman (1983-84). The Sidney, OH His recruiting territory includes Florida and native earned three letters in football from Georgia, and he also follows junior college Florida State University, where he quarterback- athletes across the country. Prior to his arrival ed the Seminoles to consecutive Orange Bowl at Clemson, West coached at Appalachian State for two appearances after the 1 979 and 1 980 seasons. seasons and spent a year as an assis- Stockstill was also a 1980 and 1981 All-Southern tant coach at Mississippi (1979). West earned Independent and All-Metro Conference per- three letters in football and baseball at Ten- CHICK RKEDY former for FSU. He received his bachelor's nessee (1973-75) and was drafted by the Tam- degree in physical education from Florida State pa Bay Bucs in 1976 as a linebacker. He earn- Running Bucks in 1982. ed a B.S. degree in health education from Ten- REEDY is in his 12th season as the Tigers' run- nessee in 1975. West has coached two all- ning back coach and is responsible for recruiting conference bandit ends, including Super Bowl Champion Andy Headen of the NY Giants. Clemson Football '89 15 Help Clemson Look to the Future Through Your Gift to the Loyalty Fund Supporting the Clemson Loyalty Fund today ensures that future generations will also receive an excellent education and outstanding opportunities. As Clemson looks to the future for a second 100 years of excel- lence, your annual gift will support academic programs: scholarships, professor- ships, research, awards, and ongoing programs and services for alumni and friends. 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Clemson Coaches Clemson's 1988-89 sports program was rank- ed in the top 10 in the nation for the second con- secutive year and the seventh time in the last 11 years as the Tiger program compiled 61 points in the USA Today national sports poll released last July. Clemson's football team had a lot to do with that figure with its number-nine final AP ranking, but eight other sports at Clem- son also ranked in the top 20 last season. Clemson was one of just eight teams in the nation to play in a bowl game, the NCAA basket- ball tournament and the NCAA baseball tourna- ment for the 1988-89 academic year and was Bob Boettner Wayne Coffman Jim Davis one of only three schools to gain at least one Swimming Women's Track & Women's Basketball win in each postseason event. Clemson tied the Cross Country ACC record for overall conference champion- ships last year with seven. The Clemson foot- ball, baseball, men's outdoor track, men's Indoor Track, men's cross country, men's tennis and women's swimming teams all won ACC titles. The Tigers boasted 65 first-team AII-ACC players last year, a new school record, and tied the Clemson record for All-Americans with 26. Clem- son also had nine top 20 teams last year, one off the school record of 10. ACC Coach-of-the-Year honors went to Bob Pollock (men's cross country, men's indoor track, men's outdoor track), Wayne Coffman (women's indoor track). Chuck Kriese (men's tennis), and Bob Boettner (women's swimming). ^1 Cliff Ellis Eddie Griffin Dr. I.M. Ibrahim FINAL CLEMSON RANKINGS Men's Basketball Wrestling Soccer Sport Rank Golf 3rd Men's Cross Country 4th Men's Indoor Track 8th Football 9th Women's Swimming 9th Women's Basketball 13th Men's Tennis 13th Baseball 14th Women's Cross Country 18th Men's Outdoor Track 23rd Men s Basketball •24th Wrestling 30th Men's Swimming 31st 'Indicates Dunkel Ranking 1988-89 RECORDS Andy Johnston Chuck Kriese Larry Penley ACC Women's Tennis Men's Tennis Golf Sport Record Pet. Finish Women's Swimming 12-2 .857 1st Football 10-2 .833 1st Men's Swimming 11-4 .733 3rd Baseball 50-20 .714 1st Men's Tennis 25-11 .694 1st Women's Basketball 20-11 .645 T3rd Men's Basketball 19-11 .633 T5th Wrestling 13-9 .591 3rd Soccer 10-7-2 .579 5th Volleyball 21-19 525 T3rd Women's Tennis 10-18 .357 4th W. Cross Country NA 2nd M. Cross Country NA 1st W. Indoor Track NA 2nd M. Indoor Track NA 1st W. Outdoor Track NA 3rd M. 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OStatpICl Oct. 27 at Wake Forest Nov. 2 WAKE FOREST Oct. 31 at Wake Forest Nov. 3 NORTH CAROLINA Nov. 9 at North Carolina Nov. 7 NORTH CAROLINA Nov. 10 OPEN DATE Nov. 16 MARYLAND Nov. 14 at Maryland Nov. 17 SOUTH CAROLINA Nov. 23 at South Carolina Nov. 21 SOUTH CAROLINA 1993 1994 1995 I I I ^P A P^ 1 Sept. 4 THE CITADEL Sept. 3 FURMAN Sept. 2 THE CITADEL Sept. 1 at Florida State Sept. 10 KANSAS STATE Sept. 9 OPEN DATE \ 1 1 P^ k I A Sept. 18 OPEN DATE Sept. 17 OPEN DATE Sept. 16 VIRGINIA Sept. 25 GEORGIA TECH Sept. 24 at Georgia Tech Sept. 23 at Missouri Oct. 2 TEMPLE Oct. 1 GEORGIA Sept. 30 GEORGIA TECH Oct. 9 VIRGINIA Oct. 8 at Virginia Oct. 7 at Georgia Oct. 16 at Duke Oct. 15 DUKE Oct. 14 at Duke Oct. 23 N.C. STATE Oct. 22 at N.C. State Oct. 21 N.C. STATE Oct. 30 at Wake Forest Oct. 29 at Wake Forest Oct. 28 WAKE FOREST Nov. 6 at North Carolina Nov. 5 NORTH CAROLINA Nov. 4 at North Carolina Nov. 13 MARYLAND Nov. 12 at Maryland Nov. 11 MARYLAND Nov. 20 at South Carolina Nov. 19 SOUTH CAROLINA Nov. 18 at South Carolina FORMULATE YOUR FUTURE Engineering and science students, the Air Force needs you. Your degree plus Air Force ROTC equals a commission as an Air Cadet Laurie Robertson Force officer You'll really use your degree and Nursing work at the forefront of technology Find out Martin, Georgia about our success formula and Air Force ROTC scholarships. Contact: CPT SEVERANCE (803) 656-3254 Cadet Jason Black Leadership Excellence Starts Here Computer Information Systems Summerville, South Carolina Clemson Football '89 25 Even If You Dont Have ACC Tickets, You Can Still Get The Best Seats In The House. Nothing beats stadium seats. 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That's all you'll people and I laid the sod on the field," he On November 16, 1974 the playing sur- ever need." says. "After three weeks, on July 15, we face was named Frank Howard Field for Instead of following Coach Neely's ad- had only gotten halfway through. I told the legendary coach because of his long vice, however, Clemson officials decided them that it had taken us three weeks to service and dedication to the University. to build the new stadium in a valley on the get that far, and I would give them three Athletic Director Bobby Robinson says western part of campus. The place would more weeks' pay for however long it took. that Memorial Stadium has many features take some clearing — there were many I also told them we would have 50 gallons which make it a top facility. "One thing that trees, but luckily there were no hedges. of ice cream when we got through. makes it so good is the number of sideline The crews went to work: clearing, cut- "After that it took them three days to do seats," he says. "We don't think there is ting, pouring, and forming. Finally, on the rest of the field. Then we sat down in a bad seat in the house. September 19, 1942, Clemson Memorial the middle of the field and ate up that whole "We also have outstanding dressing Stadium opened with the Tiger football 50 gallons." rooms, press facilities, and ample parking team thrashing Presbyterian College, Howard says that on the day of the first nearby. A unique feature of the stadium is 32-13. Those 20,000 seats installed for game in the stadium, "the gates were hung the number of private boxes." Opening Day would soon grow; and grow at 1:00 and we played at 2:00." But that Rick Brewer, an official in the University and grow. would be all of the construction for a while. athletic ticket office says that despite the When the original part of the stadium Then in 1958, 18,000 sideline seats were stadium's large size, there are still season was built in the early 40's, much of the work added and, in 1960, a total of 5,658 West ticket problems. "When the second upper was done by scholarship athletes, in- end zone seats were added in response to deck was built, we thought it would take cluding many football players. The first increasing attendance. With the large end care of everything," he said. "To our staking out of the stadium was done by two zone "Green Grass" section, this expan- dismay, it hasn't. We've filled the upper members of the football team, A.N. sion increased capacity to about 53,000. decks and have moved season ticket Cameron and Hugh Webb. Webb return- Later, upper decks were added to each holders into the end zone, which are not ed to Clemson years later to be an architec- side of the stadium as crowds swelled — permanent seats." ture professor, and Cameron moved on to the first one in 1978 and the second in Despite the apparent ticket crunch, be a civil engineer in Louisiana. 1983. This increased capacity to approx- Robinson says there are no immediate The building of the stadium did not pro- imately 80,000 which makes it one of the plans to further expand the stadium. ceed without a few problems. One day dur- 10 largest on-campus stadiums in the "Before we expand we'll have to show over ing the clearing of the land, one young foot- country. an extended length of time — like five to ball player proudly announced he was not The effect spiraling inflation has had in seven years — that we can sell out what allergic to poison oak. He then commenc- this century can be dramatically seen in the we have now,' he said. "We don't want ed to attack the poison oak with a swing differences in stadium construction. The supply to greatly exceed demand. Even blade, throwing the plants to and fro. The original part of the stadium was built at a though it's hard to get tickets now, we still next day, however, the boy was swollen cost of $125,000 or $6.25 a seat. The get people in our stadium. The ticket twice his size and had to be put in the newest upper deck was finished in 1983 at means more if its harder to get." hospital. a cost of $13.5 million, or $866 a seat. But, if Memorial Stadium is expanded There are many other stories about the Through the years f^emorial Stadium again and capacity is pushed close to building of the stadium including one has become known as "Death Valley." It 100,000, there will be room for the con- stating that Frank Howard put a chew of was tagged this by the late Presbyterian struction over the west stands, enclosing tobacco in each corner of the stadium as coach, Lonnie f\/lcMillan. After bringing his that end like a horseshoe. Clemson Memorial Stadium has over 100 luxury boxes, more than any other on-campus facility in the nation. Clemson's message board keeps fans up to date with other scores and stats, and also projects player's pictures after an outstanding play. Clemson Football '89 27 V 1 989 ACC Schedule N - NIGHT GAME TV -TELEVISED GAME SHADED AREA INDICATES CONFERENCE GAME DATES CtEMSON DUKE GEORGIA TECH MARYLAND NORTH CAROLINA N.C. STATE VIRGINIA WAKE FOREST NOTREftiATnr DAMEriAAAr Aug. 31 E RUTHERFORD, NJ-N-TV Al n OTAXF UADVI Aun FURMAN SOUTH CAROLINA N.C. STATE MARYLAND SepL2 HOME AWAY (N) AWAY (TV) HOME (TV) Al l> OTATr llffOT IfinOlkllA AnrtAI AfMIIAAl OT FLORIDA STATE NORTHWESTERN N.C. STATE WEST VIRGINIA V.M.I. GEORGIA TECH PENN STATE APPALACHIAN ST Sept 9 AWAY (N) HQME(N) AWAY (TV) HOME HOME HOME (TV) AWAY HOME(N) IIIDf^lUI A 1/ f UTI IPI/ PCnDPIA TFPU Al P OTATt VIRGINIA TECH TENNESSEE VIRGINIA WESTERN MICH. KENTUt/KY WAKE rUncal GEORGIA TECH N.C. STATE Sept 16 AWAY AWAY (N) HOME (TV) HOME (N) AWAY AWAY (N) AWAY (TV) HOME (N) KM nui Akin If inOI All A f*t TAAOAAI Al O OXATt UnDTU PADAI lUA MARYLANO VIRGINIA SOUTH CAROLINA CLEMSON N.C. STATE NORTH CAROLINA DUKE ARMY Sept. 23 HOME (TV) AWAY (N) AWAY (N) AWAY (TV) AWAY HOME HOME (N) AWAY AA lOU 1 r* A Al lilll 1 lAAA P RAADU GUKE CLEMSON MICHIGAN NAVY KcNI blATt WILLIAM & MARY RICE Sept. 30 AWAY (TV) HOME (TV) AWAY HOME HOME (fJ) HOME (N) HOME If inni til A AA A nui AAin PI FAAOAAI AinnTij AAnm iaia VIRGINIA ARMY WAKE FOREbT MID. TENN. bT CLEMSON NORTH CAROLINA Oct? MARYLAND GEORGIA TECH HOME HOME HOME AWAY HOME (TV) HOME AWAY AWAY (TV) If inAI All A unoTu pAnni iaia AAAnVI AAin GEORGIA TECH CLEMSON WAKE FOREST VIRGINIA NORTH CAROLINA MARYLAND Oct 14 HOME AWAY AWAY (TV) AWAY HOME HOME (TV) UAnui Akin PI CAAOnkI If inpi All A N.C. STATE MARYLAND NORTH CAROLINA DUKE GEORGIA TECH CLEMSON WAKE FOREST VIRGINIA Get 21 HOME (TV) AWAY HOME HOME AWAY AWAY (TV) HOME AWAY kiAnTii AAnm iaia AAAnUI AAin OnilTU PADAI lAIA 1 ni 1 lotf 1 1 1 r ni rAAOAAi WAKE FOREST GEORGIA TECH DUKE NORTH CAROLINA MARYLAND SOUTH CAROLINA LOUISVILLE CLEMSON Get 28 HOME HOME AWAY HOME (TV) AWAY (TV) AWAY HOME AWAY liriDTU PADfll lUA UUAI^C CflDCCT Uf PADni lUA PI CMQflli U P QTATC Nun 1 n UAnULINA WA^t rUnto 1 W. liAnULINA vinuiniA n.b. O 1 A 1 C UUKt Nov. 4 AWAY (TV) AWAY HOME HOME (TV) HOME AWAY HOME N.C. STATE PENN STATE SOUTH CAROLINA DUKE VIRGINIA TECH TULSA Nov. 11 HOME (TV) (BALTIMORE) HOME AWAY (TV) HOME HOME SOUTH CAROLINA NORTH CAROLINA WAKE FOREST VIRGINIA DUKE VIRGINIA TECH MARYLAND GEORGIA TECH Nov. 18 AWAY (TV-N) AWAY (TV) HOME (TV) HOME (TV) HOME (TV) HOME AWAY (TV) AWAY (TV) BOSTON COLLEGE Nov. 25 HOME GEORGIA Gee. 2 HOME Capri^s Italian Capri's Italian SOUTH CAIOUH* Restaurant SENECA, SC 1061 Hwy. 123 By-Pass AGED STEAKS: SEAFOOD: ITALIAN SPECIALTIES: Filet Mignon Jumbo Shrimp Lasagna Choice Ribeyes Oysters Veal Parmesan Prime Rib Scallops Egg Plant Parmesan Deviled Crab Manicotti Flounder Spaghetti Pizza OPEN SUNDAY — THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY 5:00 p.m. 'til 10:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. til 11:00 p.m. Catering Carry-Out Available All ABC Available 882-0130 Permits ledical Staff I Reno Wilson Danny Poole Assistant Trainer Assistant Trainer Fred Hoover Assistant Athletic Director Head Trainer Dr. Stuart Clarkson Dr. Byron Harder Dr. Larry Bowman Calvin Summey Buddy Summey UMBErMStRD inc. 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Athletic Dir./ Dir. of Facilities Assoc. Exec. Sec. Assoc. SID S.I.D. Sec. Football Sec. Head Trainer of IPTAY Danny Poole Dwight Rainey Robert Ricketts John Seketa Julie Steele Pat Sullivan Asst. Trainer Sen. Assoc. Asst. Athletic Dir. Promotions Dir. S.I.D. Grad. Asst. Football Sec. Ath. Dir. ^^^^ Elaine Swearingen Gary Wade Joanne West Reno Wilson Clyde Wrenn Sandy York Football Sec. Strength Training Dir. Asst. Ticket Mgr. Asst. Trainer Asst. Ath. Dir./ Football Sec. Football Operations '89 Clemson Football 31 ® Kentucky Fried Chicken Franchisees: Ozie L. Garrett Garnet A. Barnes Meet the Tigers 1 ' < mi \ ' \ Terry Allen Mitch Beiton fyc Berry Scott Beville ^"QQ Rob Bodine 48 Doug Bolln ^ ' TB • Jr 32 DB • Jr TE.So 61 SN • Jr MG • So RB • So #33 Joe Henderson had the best game of his Tiger career against Wake Forest in 1987. Here he carries the ball against the Deacons at Winston-Salem In 1988. Clemson Football '89 33 Chris Gardocki P-PK • So Les Hall Wayne Simmons has been chasing enemy quarterbacks all season. The freshman returned 75 Vance Hammond OT • Fr 90 DT • Jr an interception 73 yards for a score at Florida State. Kelvin Hankins Dean Herman Eric Harmon Wayne Harps Harris Chris Hart 62 76 16 John 24 gr^ OT • So SN • So OG • Jr BAN • Sr 56 C • Fr FS • Sr Jerome 36 Henderson 33 Joe Henderson Kenzli Jackson Charlie James John Johnson David Joye CB • Jr TB • Sr 13 LB • Fr 43 TB • So 12 BAN • Jr DB • So Lee Kendall «c Tony Kennedy Mark Kentos Levon Kirkland Jon Kubu Reggie Lawrence • 94 44 34 DB Jr FB • So DL • So OLB • So ° PK • Jr TB • Jr 34 Clemson Football '89 Wesley McFadden 19 Jim McLees Vince Taylor has had a standout senior year. The starting inside linebacker is seen here against 22 FB • Sr QB • So Virginia Tech as he prepares to pounce on a fumble. Chester McGlockton Eric Mader Dorian Mariable Tony Mauney Otis Moore n Chris Morocco 91 70 14 81 DT • Fr OLB • Jr 56 LB • Sr CB • So DT • Sr ° QB • Sr 47 Tyron Mouzon Arlington Nunn 53 Chris Ogle 43 Carey Palmer 50 Hank Phillips David Puckett SS • So ''^ SS • Jr OT . So SS • Sr C • Sr 68 OG • Jr Al Richard Mike Samnik 59 Chad Puckhaber 69 74 37 Shane Scott 49 Wayne Simmons Danny Slzer BAN • Jr OT • Fr OG • Fr LB • Fr OLB • Fr 54 DT • Jr Clemson Football '89 35 See Your Local Carolina Dodge Dealer THE Shrine bowl of the Carolinas, Inc. Every year a high school football game bet- Current Tigers Junior Hall Ashley Sheppard Terry Smith ween all-star high school players from North Vance Hammond Les Hall Tyrone Simpson Dorian Mariable Carolina and South Carolina attracts James Lott Chester McGlockton Wesley McFadden Hank Phillips All-star Former Tigers with year they countless college football coaches to Doug Bolin Al Richard played in Shrine Bowl Charlotte, NC. Coaches like Clemson's Dan- Bruce Bratton Wayne Simmons Donnell Woolford *$ '84 ny Ford and Wake Forest's Bill Dooley rate Norris Brown Dan Sizer John Phillips *$ '82 players from South Carolina and North David Davis Tyrone Gibson William Perry *$ '80 Carolina in an effort to determine their Sta»y Fields Stacy Seegars Terry Kinard *$ '77 freshman class for the following season. But, Lee Nanney *$ '77 the game benefits more than just the high Perry Tuttle *$ '77 school players and college coaches. Jim Stuckey *$ '75 Jerry Butler *$ '74 The Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas has rais- Steve Fuller *$ '74 ed over $32 million since 1937 and that Joe Bostic $ '74 money has aided over 28,000 indigent, Bennie Cunningham *$ '71 children at no cost to crippled and burned Wayne Mass *$ '63 their families or taxpayers. Shrine Bowl funds Bobby Gage '44 have helped to build the new $26 million Richard McCullough ' '83 Greenville Shriners Hospital, which opened Mark Drag * '83 a 60-bed facility in July. Tony Stephens * '82 * '82 This year's game will be played December Delton Hall Dale Hatcher '80 9 at Charlotte f\/lemorial Stadium and will be $ Terence Mack * '81 witnessed by 25,000 fans. For ticket informa- Jim Riggs * '81 tion call the Shrine Bowl at (704) 547-1414, Mike Eppley * '79 or contact by mail: PC Box 560505, Henry Walls * '81 28256. Charlotte, NC Edgar Pickett • '79 Clemson players past and present have Andy Headen ' '78 been well-represented at the game. Here is Charlie Waters * '65 ' a list of Clemson players who have benefit- Buddy Gore '63 '47 ted from this game and who have also helped Billy Hair Bruce Bratton is one of 21 fornfier Shrine Bowl to raise millions of dollars for the Shriners' * denotes AII-ACC players on the Clemson team. cause. $ denotes All-American Clemson Football '89 37 THE anny SHOW DANNY FORD STAN OLENIK When the Tigers roar, you'll be there! Commentary from Coach Danny Ford, game highlights, features on Tiger football and much more! 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C. 29602 I 803-244-2860 Memorial Stadium Records Individual by Clemson Rushes: 36 by Ray Yauger vs. Wake Forest, 10-18-69 Rushing Yds: 260 by Cliff Austin vs. Duke, 10-16-82 Pass Att's: 53 by Rodney Williams vs. N.C. State, 10-24-87 Pass CmpI: 23 by Tommy Kendrick vs. Duke, 10-24-70 TD Passes: 4 by Bobby Gage vs. Auburn, 11-22-47 Passing Yds: 283 by Jimmy Addison vs. Virginia, 9-24-66 Completion %: .800 by Mike Eppley vs. Virginia, 10-8-83 Receptions: 10 by Charlie Waters vs. Alabama, 10-25-69 by Perry Tuttle vs. Maryland, 11-14-81 Rec. Yds: 161 by Perry Tuttle vs. Wake Forest, 10-31-81 TD Rec: 3 by Dreher Gaskin vs. Auburn, 11-21-53 Total Offense: 374 by Bobby Gage vs. Auburn, 11-22-47 Bobby Gage Jeff Davis Punt Ret. Yds: 126 by Donnell Woolford vs. Ga. Tech, 9-26-87 K.O. Ret. Yds: 160 by John Shields vs. Alabama, 10-25-69 Team Tackles: 24 by Jeff Davis vs. N. Carolina, 11-8-80 by Clemson Interceptions: 3 by Kit Jackson vs. Wake Forest, 11-3-79 First Downs: 35 vs. Wake Forest, 10-31-81 Sacks: 3 by Jim Stuckey vs. Wake Forest, 11-3-79 Rushes: 73 vs. Virginia, 10-21-72 vs. Maryland, 9-15-79 Rushing Yds 536 vs. Wake Forest, 10-31-81 by Steve Durham vs. Maryland, 9-15-79 Rushing Avg 10.3 vs. Presbyterian, 9-22-45 TFL: 5 by Michael Dean Perry vs. N.C. State, 10-24-87 Rushing TDs 11 vs. Presbyterian, 9-22-45 by Steve Durham vs. Maryland, 9-15-79 Pass Atts: 54 vs. N.C. State, 10-24-87 Pass Comps 23 vs. Duke, 10-24-70 by Opponent Passing Yds 315 vs. Virginia, 9-24-66 Rushes: 32 by Charlie Wysocki, Maryland, 9-15-79 Passing TDs 4 vs. Auburn, 11-22-47 by Don McCauley, N. Carolina, 11-14-70 Total Offense: 756 vs. Wake Forest, 10-31-81 Rushing Yds: 227 by Ted Brown, N.C. State, 11-25-75 Yds/Play: 8.7 vs. Wake Forest, 10-31-81 Pass Att's: 57 by Kip Allen, The Citadel, 10-4-86 Fumbles: 14 vs. Presbyterian, 9-19-53 Pass CmpI: 26 by Bob Davis, Virginia, 9-24-66 Fumbles Lost: 5 vs. several teams Passing Yds: 361 by Stan Gelbaugh, Maryland, 11-16-85 Penalties: 15 vs. Duke, 10-17-87 Receptions: 13 by Henley Carter, Duke, 10-19-68 vs. Wake Forest, 11-2-85 Rec. Yds: 209 by Henley Carter, Duke, 10-19-68 Penalty Yds: 155 vs. Wake Forest, 10-29-77 Total Offense: 368 by Stan Gelbaugh, Maryland, 11-16-85 Punts: 13 vs. Furman, 11-21-42 vs. Pensacola N.A.S., 10-13-45 Punt Avg.: 56.6 vs. Wake Forest, 11-3-84 Intercepts by: 5 vs. S. Carolina, 11-23-68 vs. Georgia, 9-19-81 Int. Ret. Yds: 110 vs. Wake Forest, 11-21-59 Punt Ret. Yds: 227 by Ga. Tech, 9-26-87 K.O. Ret. Yds: 160 vs. Alabama, 10-25-69 Sacks by: 10 vs. Maryland, 9-15-79 TFL: 19 vs. N.C. State, 10-24-87 PBUs: 18 vs. The Citadel, 10-4-86 by Opponent First Downs: 29 by Duke, 10-24-70 by Florida St., 11-1-75 Rushes: 74 by N. Carolina, 11-14-70 Rushing Yds 409 by N.C. State, 10-25-75 Rushing Avg 7.0 by N. Carolina, 11-6-76 Rushing TDs 6 by N.C. State, 10-25-75 Pass Att's: 58 by The Citadel, 10-4-86 Pass Comp's: 27 by Duke, 10-16-82 Passing Yds: 361 by Maryland, 11-16-85 Passing TDs: 3 by several teams Total Offense: 546 by Duke, 10-24-70 Yds/Play: 8.4 by Auburn, 10-10-70 Fumbles: 9 by Presbyterian, 9-18-54 Fumbles Lost: 6 by Duke, 10-19-68 Penalties: 16 by Duke, 10-17-87 Penalty Yds: 127 by Georgia, 9-30-67 Punts: 15 by Auburn, 10-12-68 Punt Avg.: 57.3 by The Citadel, 10-4-86 Kit Jackson (#14) had a record three interceptions against Wake Intercepts by: 6 by Auburn, 11-21-53 Forest in 1965. Punt Ret. Yds 100 by Auburn, 10-1C-70 Clemson Football '89 45 IPTAY Officers' Cherokee County John Easterling, III Dr. Ronald Barrett (CC) Judge Bruce Foster — R. S. Campbell, Jr. — Harry H. Gibson Gary E. Clary Wilbur K. Hammett — John M. Hamrick, Jr. E. Guy Hendrix — Wylie Hamrick W. A. Hudson Ms. Anita Ness — A. P. Kerchmar David Parker Ralph F. King — E. Raymond Parker Henry M. Lee Bob Peeler * Authur W. O'Shields — Jim Sanders Raymond Powell Doug Pridgeon Greenville County Marvin C. Robinson Miles E. Bruce (CC) B. Lee Smith Bill Barbary R. L. Stoddard Randall Bell Wesley A. Stoddard * Walter Glenn Brackin, Jr. Ted Wilson Mike Branham 'sf Joseph Bailey Bright Union Charles A. Bryan, Jr. Edward L. B. Osborne (CC) Edgar C. McGee Eddie N. Dalton Thurmon W. McLamb — * Charles W. Bussey, Jr. John P. Brown IPTAY Vice-President IPTAY President IPTAY Secretary-Treasurer Donald Jay Coggins Dr. H. Russell Caston, Jr. Larry B. Copeland H. S. Harris, Jr. Director, District V Director, District VII Director, District IX J. Mike Crawford Thomas E. Mack ' Walter B. Crawford Bennie Cunningham — Gordan S. Davis — IPTAY PAST PRESIDENTS Walter Lem Dillard I. L. Donkle, Jr. James F. Douglas T.C. Atl 46 Clemson Football '89 M. Larry Longshore Lancaster — John P. Howard — John G. Rose • C. H. Ragsdale. Ill L. L. Wolfe (CC) Robert C. Lenhardt Pat Wiggins Joe H. Simpson. Jr. Jim Adams Thomas E. Lynn Allen P. Wood — Clifford T. Smith — W. P. Clyburn David M, Murray, Jr. — Edward L. Young Gurnie Stuck Marion D. Lever, Jr. Carl S. Pulkinen C. Georgetown David Waldrop. Jr. Joe H. Lynn — Paul Quattlebaum, Jr. • Jesse E. Wright, ill (CC) Garrett J. Mobley — A. B. Schirmer, Jr. Richland County Joe Thomas Branyon, Jr. James A. Mobley, Jr. Dr. J. R. Stout McMeel • Starkey, Jr. — Russell S. Wolfe, II Dr. W. C. Cottingham Lawrence at. ^ Steve Sullivan i W. H. Cox f Fred P. Guerry, Jr. John D. Tice James M. Kennedy Joseph William Turner, Jr. it — John J, Snow Ronald W. Young Edgar C. McGee Pi Director, District V S. Lynn Campbell DISTRICT V Director, District IV Edgar C. McGee, Director P. 0. Box 383 DISTRICT IV Orangeburg, SC 29115 S. Lynn Campbell, Director Box 11326 Allendale Rock Hill, SC 29730 Frank M. Young (CC) W. T. • Billy" Fort, Jr. Chester County Bamberg Director, District VI Steven Epps (CC) Charles Bagley (CC) Thurmon W. McLamb • + Edward C. Abell N. Rhett Davis, Jr. DISTRICT VI Director, District iX Robert A. Darby. Sr. + R. Herman Rice W. T. "Billy" Fort, Jr., Director Eddie Dalton George R. Fleming Hallman Sease 2730 Mohican Dr. Director, District Vli DISTRICT IX W. E. Lindsay Sumter, SC 29150 Thurmon W. McLamb • Barnwell John M. Little, III DISTRICT Vli P. O. Box 67 H. M. Anderson (CC) Clarendon Donald B. Murray Eddie Dalton, Director Little River, SC 29566 Howard G. Dickinson, Jr. H. B. Rickendbaker (CC) 103 Wimbley Rd. Chesteilleld Grover C. Kennedy, Jr. G. H. Furse, Jr. Other States Asheville, NC 28804 • Patrick K. While (CC) Clinton C. Lemon Steve Gamble Emerson E. Andrishok Ed Estridge Jimmy L. Tarrance Theodore B. Gardner North Carolina William J. Barnette + James C. Stone Robbie Hodge Al Adams Neil G. Bates Beaufort — John R. Thomas Horace F. Swilley Edith Batson Rudy Bell J. Harry Tarrance Dan L. Tillman, Jr. (CC) David Bradley Carl F. Bessent Henry C, Chambers Dillon Ron Bullock Daniel R. Clemson Darlington Doug Corkern • Billy Daniel (CC) Gene E. Crawford David Copeland Dr. T. James Bell, Jr. (CC) James S. Gibson, Jr. John Alford Eddie N. Dalton Robert P, Corker Dr. Hubert C. Baker Bryan Loadholt Carole Arnette Robert L. Dunnigan LTC Frank J. Cox J. Carter W. — B. George Price, III Charles F, Carmichael ' J. L. Edmonds John T, Duncan, Sr. Marion D. Hawkins Jimmy Taylor — L. B. Hardaway, Jr. Gregory S. Parish Fred W. Faircloth George A. Hutto, Jr — W. G, Lynn Richard J, Fisher Mark G. Fellers Warren Jeffords Berkeley Joseph L. Powell John C. Garavaglia. Mi Thomas P. Ryan (CC) Danny Floyd Dr. William P. Kennedy Billy C, Rogers James B. Foster Walter L, Garvin — * Dr. G. J. Lawhon, Jr. Robert H Dangerfield Gordon Rogers Thomas E. Grimes, ill • H. Thomas W. Glenn, Mi William B, McCown, III W. DeWitt John C. Rogers • L. J. (Bill) Hendrix, Jr. • Nolan L. Pontiff, Jr. H. L. Hoover Harry M. McDonald Neal Rogers Dr. Carl H. Jones, ill Gray Hipp. Jr. — Dr. M. B. Nickles, Jr. + W. Henry Thornley Dennis Kekas Ben M. Hornsby — * Bill Reaves Ernest P. Watkins Florence W. D. Kirkpatrick Alvin J Hurt, Jr. • John C. Walker Dr. William L. Coleman (CC) Calhoun F. H. Inabinet, Jr. Thomas D. Birchmore Robert E. McClure Gerald Bozard (CC) Maj. Ed Jackson Fairfield Rufus M. Brown John Mclnnis, III • William H. Bull * Frank Kellers, Mi Earnest C Hughes (CC) Clyde S. Bryce, Jr. Tom R. Morris, Jr. Tatum Gressette, Jr. Louis M. Boulware Marvin Cockfield W. D. Moss, Jr. Dave Moorhead John Osteen J. K. Coleman — Frank A, Douglass, Jr. Thomas G. Roche, Jr. — Charleston • Forest E. Hughes, Jr. Dr. C. R. Swearingen, Jr. J. V. Roberts William C- Kennerty (CC) — L, B. Finklea, Jr. Ben K. Sharp Harold R. Jones Harold B. Haynes Don Tomberlin John 0. 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RESIDENTS ADD 5% SALES TAX. IVIASCOTS, P.O. Box 711, Dept. OW, Anderson, SC 29622 — DEALER INQUIRES WELCOME — AVAILABLE FROM THESE DEALERS Dillards Sporting Goods • Mr. Knickerbocker • C.U. Book Store Jewelry Warehouse • Tiger Sports Shop upDons JUST WHAT YOU'RE LOOKING FOI .NDERSON MALL , Poll History By Susan Hiller Hershel Nissenson, who was the Clemson's Top 20 Seasons Associated Press college football editor Alexander Graham Bell invented the and conducted the poll between 1968-88. AP UPl Year Rank Rank telephone, Thomas Edison created the "For example, a state like Florida, which light bulb and the phonograph, Ben has Florida, Florida State and Miami, would 1939 12th _ 1948 11th _ Franklin discovered electricity, and Alan J. be entitled to one and a half votes. Ob- 1950 10th 12th Gould concocted the Associated Press viously, you can't give them a vote and a 1951 20th (AP) College Football Poll. half, so they get two votes. It's not 1 00 per- 1956 19th It's impressive to be among the famous cent, but it's pretty close." 1958 12th 13th creators. And, Alan Gould is — because he 1959 11th originated the poll which has served as the The UP! Poll 1977 19th sole method for determining college foot- The United Press International (UPl) poll 1978 6th 7th ball's national champion for the past 52 was started in 1950 and according to Fred 1981 1st 1st years. McMane, UPl sports editor, the AP poll was 1982 8th its inspiration. 1983 11th The AP Poll "AP's poll had become so popular with 1986 17th 19th 1987 12th 10th For several years in the early 1930's, the newspaper clients that UPl decided to 1988 gth 8th Gould rated the top 10 college football look for something that would get their logo teams in the country. At the time, he was in the paper and we took a different ap- the AP sports editor and he started his proach," McMane says. "Instead of going satisfied with the outcome of a particular weekly stories by selecting the best teams. after the sportswriters, we decided we poll. "As soon as I started doing it, there was would set up a poll of coaches." There's a misconception by many who controversy," says Gould, who is now 91 The idea was Leo Petersen's, who was think Nissenson has some sort of power retired and lives in Clearwater, FL. "You the sports editor at the time. over the outcome of the poll and how the know, there's controversy now — no mat- When the poll was started, there were 35 panel will vote. ter how you make up a poll. Football breeds coaches on the board. That was expand- "In 1979," Nissenson recalls, "Alabama controversy." ed to 42 in the early 1970's and in 1986 an was number one for seven consecutive It was that controversy that led to a poll additional eight were added and there are weeks. In the last regular season game, of college sports writers around the coun- currently 50 voters. The board is now made Alabama beat Auburn 25-18, but they had try that started in 1936. At the conclusion up of 10 coaches from five geographical to struggle. They really weren't impressive. of the 1935 season there were three sections of the country. Ohio State had finished the season the undefeated teams — Minnesota, Southern week before at 1 1-0 and even though they Methodist and Princeton. What else was Cool Those Tempers were both 11-0 that week, Ohio State Gould to do but rank them all No. 1?! There are stories galore regarding the sneaked ahead of Alabama for the number "There was a lot of friction over that," compilation and announcement of who is one spot." says Gould. "Minnesota thought they the number-one football team each week. Since the poll was close, Nissenson and should be ranked over teams in any part For example, Hershel Nissenson has his staff tracked down every pollster, but of the country because in the opinion of received threatening phone calls and let- one, to insure an accurate vote. The one those covering the Big Ten, they thought tes from irate individuals who are not unreachable voter was vacationing in they were the superior conference." Hawaii and it was later learned that his vote The next year, 1936, Gould, with the en- would not have changed the poll's couragement of his colleagues, decided to outcome. set up the writer's poll so that he wouldn't "A good friend of mine, who then work- be the sole individual deciding the fate of ed at a Birmingham television station, what team was to be ranked best in the flashed my name on the screen and said, country. 'this is the guy to call if you're upset with Gould selected sports editors and sport- the poll.' You know, like I did the voting," swriters covering the major conferences says Nissenson. around the country to serve as poll voters. Some friend. Ironically, Minnesota was selected as the "You wouldn't believe some of the mail national champion that very first year. and calls I got from people in Alabama after Today, the voting process is very similar that! Some of them were vicious." except that a formula is followed that limits The importance of the polls to fans, a state to one half vote for every Division coaches and players is apparent. Its l-A institution within that state. For exam- significance is even more evident when ple, the University of Alabama and Auburn one realizes that this is the only system for University are the only Division l-A schools determining a national champion in foot- in the state of Alabama. Therefore, ball. And it was all made possible by one Alabama is allowed one full vote. There are Alan J. Gould. Three cheers for the currently 60 members on the panel. Danny Ford has taken Clemson to six AP Top inventor. 20 seasons. "The formula is not that accurate," says Clemson Football '89 49 Wherever Chem-Nuclear does business, our to the National Guard, from w churches and first priority is the safe management of low-level radio- environmental groups to the Chamber of Commerce. active waste. But we also take pride in being good We're proud of our community and our contri- corporate citizens—home team players. butions. While our first responsibility is to protect our In Barnwell, S.C., our current southeastern neighbors and the environment by safely disposing location, we make a real contribution. We provide of low-level radioactive waste, we take to heart our scholarships and equipment and support special pro- obligation to help build a strong, prosperous com- grams in the county schools. We support state-wide munity—to be good citizens. programs for exceptional students. And youth recrea- In Barnwell, when people talk about the tion is as important to us as our donations to the arts. home team, they're talking about us. We helped fund a drug testing program for the For more information, contact our office sheriffs office, and set aside land for a fire station. We at (803)256-0450. bought camera equipment for the police department, and put new lights on their patrol cars. ,CHEM-NUCLEAR We are coaches, tutors, and volunteer firemen. SYSTEMS, INC We're active with organizations from the United Way 220 Stoneridge Drive • Columbia, South Carolina 29210 'A THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN ELECTRONICS. 7'. \oca\ I- r u Senior Spotlights By Caroline Werntz playing in the victories over Florida State, Virginia, and Maryland. JOB COBB "Bruce Dixon is a great kid," says his coach, Joe Cobb may just be one of Clemson's finest Wayne Bolt. "He walked on, worked hard, and examples of a true student-atfilete. A native of paid his own way through school. He's the kind Greenville, SC and a graduate of Carolina Higfi of kid who never complains and will do anything Scfiool, fie received tfie ROTC Student-Atfilete to help Clemson win." of tfie Year Award during his senior year tfiere. Tfiat tradition has continued fiere at Clemson, WAYNE HARPS as he will complete fiis collegiate career in May "A true class individual" is the way linebacker withi a degree in political science. What's more, coach Tommy West describes bandit Wayne he will graduate with a 3.0 GPA after taking on- Harps. A graduate of Griffin High School in Grif- ly three years of classes. After graduation, he fin, GA, who last spring earned a 3.0 GPA in plans to pursue a master's of public administra- management. Harps is a reserve who has grown tion at the University of Georgia. to be one of Clemson's finest special teams' A deep snapper for the Tigers, Cobb has serv- players. ed a vital reserve role over the past three That reputation came from a strong founda- seasons. Although he saw limited action in 1987 tion in Harps's play during the 1988 season. He and 1988, he began the 1989 season by play- was the second-leading tackier among the ing in the opener against Furman. special team performers for the Tigers with 14 Offensive line coach Bill D'Andrea says of special teams tackles, even though he missed Cobb, "He's a super kid who is very unselfish the last two games of the season with a knee in his role as a reserve. He knows his role on injury. He also saw considerable time at outside the team and is willing to give his time and ex- linebacker, where he amassed 14 more tackles, perience to the younger players. He is depen- two sacks, two passes broken up, a quarterback Although Harps injured his knee against dable and very responsible. Joe exemplifies the pressure, a caused fumble and a recovered fum- Virginia Tech, his 32 career special teams still type of kid that you want to be a part of your pro- ble. Against Furman and IVlaryland, he had is more than any other active Tiger. gram, even though he doesn't get to see a lot quarterback sacks that cost the opposition 17 of action." yards. Harps participated in 135 plays from scrimmage that year and had at least one tackle commented on the injury saying, "We were BRUCE DIXON in nine of the 10 games he played. Versus ACC counting on him to play a lot this year, but un- A veteran Tiger reserve, Bruce Dixon hails foes North Carolina and Maryland, he had a fortunately he suffered that injury. He's the kind from nearby Walhalla where he played at career best six tackles and contributed PBU's of guy, though, who works hard and meets Walhalla High School. While there, he was nam- in each game. He ranked third among defensive adversity head on. He's just an outstanding kid." ed all-area at his tight end position. Dixon join- ends in the bench press with a 330-pound mark An athlete with diverse talents in high school, ed the Clemson team as a walk-on in 1986 and and also in the leg sled at 700 pounds. Harps collected letters in football, basketball, has since managed to work his way up the depth After getting off to a great start in the first three and track. He excelled in football, however, as chart. games this season, he sustained an injury in the he was named All-South and was an honorable After participating in only a few games while fourth quarter of the Virginia Tech game that mention selection on the All-USA Today squad. an underclassman, he hit his stride this season. ended his college football career. Coach West CHRIS HART A native Floridian, Chris Hart came to Clem- son by way of Christopher Columbus High School in Miami. He received letters in both foot- ball and soccer, even though he did not begin playing the former until his junior year. In 1988, Hart saw extended action during spring drills and once had five tackles in one of the scrimmages. Although he has had several injuries throughout his career with the Tigers, he entered this season as the third-team free safety, behind James Lett and Norris Brown. Clemson secondary coach Bill Oliver says that Hart "has been very beneficial in helping us win conference championships and bowl games. It's the guys who don't necessarily play in all the games who can really make a difference by help- ing out during the week of practice preceding a big game." DORIAN MARIABLE A versatile athlete, Dorian Mariable par- ticipated in football, basketball and track while a student at Spartanburg High School. After coming to Clemson, he continued that athletic Mariable was named the defensive MVP of the 1988 Citrus Bowl. excellence throughout his years as a Tiger, 52 Clemson Football '89 B Joe Cobb Bruce Dixon Wayne Harps culminating in a memorable performance in the us greatly by emulating the opponent's cessful one. 1988 Florida Citrus Bowl, where he had five defense," plans to receive his degree in Wessinger came to Clemson by way of Chapin tackles and a key third-quarter interception that marketing. High School, where he earned three letters in prompted sportswriters to name him the Defen- football and one in wrestling. His patience and sive MVP of the game against Penn State. JEFF TAYLOR endurance in the weight room while at Clemson Just months after that stellar performance, A product of nearby Seneca High School, Jeff enabled him to move into the 1989 fall depth however, Mariable found himself in a hospital, Taylor entered the 1989 season as the third-team chart as the third team right guard. His bench recovering from injuries sustained in a serious bandit end. He was the embodiment of the all- press mark stands at 335 pounds and he stands automobile accident. Although the road to around athlete in high school, as he earned let- in fifth place on the team in the leg sled, as he recovery was not an easy one, he entered the ters in football, tennis, soccer and track. What can push 860 pounds. 1989 season listed as the third-string weakside may be even more impressive is that Taylor has Wessinger also has successfully combined linebacker. This year, he has participated in the never been cut from any athletic team, a statistic athletic and academic excellence while a Tiger. games against Maryland, Virginia and Georgia dating back to when he was only seven years He was a member of Clemson's athletic Tech, and has four tackles to his credit. old. academic honor roll with a 3.0 last year in sec- "Dorian Mariable has done a lot to help us win Coach Tommy West says of Taylor, "He's the ondary education. during his career, the most memorable occasion kind of guy a coach loves to have around. He being the Penn State game. He has had a lot is tremendously cooperative and works hard FERNANDEZ WEST of physical problems, but he has always found every day to help the team in any way he can." Fernandez West proves to be the exception a way to overcome them and get himself back Taylor's athletic ability is evident in the weight to the rule that bigger is better. At 5'8" and 150 to play football for Clemson University," says his room where his leg sled figure is 790 pounds. pounds, West is the smallest player in stature coach. Miles Aldridge. Moreover, he has the second-fastest time on the on the first three teams, but has great leaping team in the mile-and-a-half run and has a ver- ability and runs the 40 in a time of 4.40, which CARY PALMER tical jump of over 28". ties for the best mark on the Clemson team. Gary Palmer is a walk-on from Anderson, SC A graduate of Haversham Central High School who played wide receiver for the Tigers for three RON WESSINGER in Cornelia, GA, West was named a member of years before moving to strong safety in the "Ron Wessinger is really a great addition to the Anderson-Independent All-Area team in spring of this year. He entered the fall listed at our football team; he's a great youngster, has 1984. Since then, he has played football and run fourth-string at his new position. a super attitude, and he simply works his rear- indoor track for Clemson. An offensive guard and linebacker during his end off. He plays his heart out in both practice Wide receiver coach Woody McCorvey says career at Westside High School, he has work- and games and is out there just because he of the speedy receiver, "He's a real dedicated ed hard in the weight room while at Clemson. loves the game of football. I have only the guy; he has to be dedicated to have played for All his work has obviously paid off, as he is able highest admiration and respect for Ron Wess- four years. He always works hard regardless of to bench press 345 pounds and has a power inger." This high praise of guard Ron Wessinger being a walk-on. He has a good attitude about clean figure of 221 pounds. comes from offensive line coach Larry Van Der the team. Fernandez is very personable and Palmer, who secondary coach Bill Oliver Heyden, who adds that his pupil wants to be a most importantly, he gets along well with his describes as "a very unselfish player who helps coach one day, and will probably be a highly suc- teammates." Dorian Mariable Jeff Taylor Ron Wessinger Fernandez West Clemson Football '89 53 Tiger Roster NO NAME POS HGT WGT CL EXP NO NAME POS HGT WGT CL EXP 21 TERRY ALLEN TB 5-11 200 •Jr. 2VL 35 TONY KENNEDY FB 6-1 223 'So. 1VL Commerce. GA; Banks Co.; Ronnie Parson Elizabeth. NJ; Elizabeth, Jerry Moore * 32 MITCH BELTON DB 5-8 182 Jr. 1 VL 44 LEVON KIRKLAND . OLB 6-1 219 'So. 1VL Columbia. SC; Richland Northeast: Dean Fowble Lamar, SC; Lamar; Jerry Styers 85 MIKE BERRY TE 6-3 230 So. SO 6 JON KUBU PK 5-11 167 Jr. SQ Sumter. SC; Thomas Sumter; A.L, Geddings Anderson, SC; Westside; Ted Luckadoo 61 SCOTT SEVILLE SN 6-3 224 'Jr. 1 VL 34 REGGIE LAWRENCE TB 6-1 206 Jr. 1VL Ocala. FL. Forest; Tim Simmons Jacksonville, FL; Sandalwood; Bob Withrow LJC 31 RODNEY BLUNT TB 5-10 1 88 rr. Hb 28 STACY LEWIS WR 6-1 175 •Fr. RS Baxley, GA; Appling City; John Stephens Pensacola, FL. Pine Forest. Carl Madison 67 6-2 •Jr. 99 ROB BODINE MG 6-1 235 *So. SO STACY LONG OT 280 1VL Griffm, GA; Griflin; Lloyd Bohannon Velva. NO. Velva. Randy Gleave 48 DOUG BOLIN FB 6-0 225 *So. SO 5 JAMES LOTT FS 5-10 174 •Sr. 3VL Kannapolis, NC; Brown; Bob Boswell Blacksburg, SC; Blacksburg; Johnny Gibson 70 6-1 215 'Jr. 65 BRUCE BRATTON OT 6-4 268 •So. 1VL ERIC MADER OLB SQ Plymouth, Wl; Plymouth; James Beaver Gaffney, SC, Gaftney; A.L. Curtis 93 ED MCDANIEL LB 5-11 223 'So. 1VL 92 DOUG BREWSTER LB 6-1 205 Jr. 2VL Batesburg, SC; Batesburg; Gary Smaller Athens. GA; Clarke Central. B. Henderson 22 FB 5-11 203 'Sr. 51 MIKE BROWN C 6-3 263 •So. SO WESLEY MCFADDEN 3VL Chester, SC; Lewisville, Jimmy Wallace Pell City. AL. Pell City; Lyie Darnell 91 6-4 'Fr. 23 NORRIS BROWN FS 5-10 183 •Fr. RS CHESTER MCGLOCKTON DT 296 RS Whiteville, NC; Whiteville; Bill Hewett Conway, SC; Conway; Chuck Jordan 5-11 180 10 DECHANE CAMERON QB 6-0 191 •So. SO 19 JIMMY MCLEES QB So. SO Greenville, SC; Mauldin; Clay Bradburn LaGrange, GA, LaGrange; Gary Guthrie 56 DORIAN MARIABLE LB 6-2 254 'Sr. 3VL 1 MICHAEL CARR QB 6-0 187 •Fr. RS Spartanburg, SC, Spartanburg; Alan Sitterle Amite, LA; Amite; Gary Hendry 14 5-10 187 So. 1VL 57 JOE COBB SN 5-10 236 Sr. SO TONY MAUNEY CB Shelby, NC; Shelby; Jim Taylor Greenville. SC; Carolina, David Farnham 6-3 276 'Sr. 25 GARY COOPER WR 6-2 196 •Sr. 3VL 81 OTIS MOORE DT 3VL Augusta. GA; Westside; Donald Fendley Ambridge, PA, Ambndge, Frank Antonini 6-2 198 'Gr. 3VL 7 CHIP DAVIS WR 5-10 201 Sr. 3VL 8 CHRIS MOROCCO QB Athens, GA; Clarke Central; Billy Henderson Evans. GA. Evans; Dexter Poss 97 DAVID DAVIS MG 6-0 286 •So. 1VL 47 TYRON MOUZON SS 6-1 214 So. 1VL CleanAiater, FL; Dunedin; Ken Weir Eastover. SC. L. Richland; Bill Kenrey 5-10 185 Jr. 9 DEXTER DAVIS CB 5-9 180 So. 1VL 39 ARLINGTON NUNN SS 2VL Clearwater. FL; Dunedin; Ken Weir Sumter. SC. Sumter; Tom Lewis CHRIS 6-3 265 •So. 30 REGGIE DEMPS TB 5-11 184 •Jr. SO 53 OGLE OT SQ Va. Beach. VA; First Colonial; Frank Webster Orlando. FL. Oak Ridge; John Hammer 15 6-0 180 Fr. HS 87 BRUCE DIXON TE 6-0 221 Sr. SO ROBERT O'NEAL CB Clarkston, GA. Clarkston; Tommy Stringer West Union. SC; Walhalla; Danny Woodward 5-10 38 ROBIN EAVES FB 6-0 214 •So. SO 42 CAREY PALMER SS 216 Sr. SQ Anderson, SC, Westside; Ted Luckadoo Mt. Airy. MD; Linganore; Dave Curruthers 6-4 247 •Sr. 3VL 46 STACY FIELDS TE 6-3 233 •Jr. 2VL 50 HANK PHILLIPS C Spruce Pine, NC; Mitchell Co.; LeIand Riddle Frogmore. SC; Beaufort. Mike Rentz 6-4 257 •Jr. 59 JEB FLESCH OG 6-3 255 •So. 1VL 68 DAVID PUCKETT OG 1VL Garinger; Steve Shaughnessy Morrow. GA, Morrow; Bud Theodician Charlotte, NC; AL OT 6-3 270 •Fr. RS 11 RODNEY FLETCHER WR 6-0 186 Sr. 1VL 69 RICHARD Clinton, SC; Clinton; Keith Richardson Barnesville, GA, Taft JC; Al Baldcock 6-0 178 Fr. 17 CHRIS GARDOCKI P-PK 6-2 183 So. 1VL 20 LARRY RYANS CB HS Greenwood, SC; Greenwood; Willis Burkett Stone Mountain, GA; Redan; Bill Cloer 74 MIKE 6-5 257 •Fr. RS 26 ERIC GETER CB 5-11 195 Fr. HS SAMNIK OG Newnan, GA, Newnan, Max Bass Clearwater, FL; Countryside; Bill Berry 37 LB 6-1 217 •Fr. RS 40 TYRONE GIBSON TE 6-2 233 Fr. HS SHANE SCOTT Alexandria. VA; Mt. Vernon; Bruce Patrick Hartsville, SC; Hartsville; Lewis Lineberger 6-3 235 Fr. HS 45 JUNIOR HALL FB 6-1 229 •Fr. RS 96 ASHLEY SHEPPARD OLB Greenville. North Pitt; Larry Bolger Gastonia, NC; Ashbrook; John Kinlaw NC; OLB 6-2 220 •Fr. RS 75 LES HALL OT 6-7 293 •Fr. RS 49 WAYNE SIMMONS Hilton Head, SC, Hilton Head; Dan Utiey Columbia, SC; Spring Valley; Jerry Brown DT 6-3 260 Fr. HS 90 VANCE HAMMOND DT 6-7 295 •Jr. 2VL 95 TYRONE SIMPSON Rock Hill. SC. Northwestern; Jimmy Wallace Spartanburg, SC; Dorman; Al Clark 6-5 271 •Jr. 1VL 62 KELVIN HANKINS OT 6-3 298 •So. SO 54 DANNY SIZER DT Henderson; Carrol Wright Camden, NJ; Woodrow Wilson; Butch Gale Fletcher, NC; W, 5-11 179 'Jr. 1VL 76 ERIC HARMON OG 6-1 269 •Jr. 2VL 2 ROBBIE SPECTOR WR Camden. NJ; Woodrow Wilson; Butch Gale Calhoun. GA; Calhoun; Jerry Smith 6-2 216 'Jr. 16 WAYNE HARPS BAN 6-2 210 •Sr. 3VL 83 BRUCE TAYLOR WR SQ Athens, GA; Cedar Shoals; John Waters Griffin, GA, Gr ilin. Lloyd Bohannon OLB 6-0 201 Sr. SQ 56 JOHN HARRIS C 6-1 264 •Fr. SQ 60 JEFF TAYLOR Roxboro, NC; Person; John Harris Seneca, SC; Seneca; Tom Bass LB 5-11 228 'Sr. 3VL 24 CHRIS HART FS 5-9 186 Sr. SO 58 VINCE TAYLOR Clearwater, FL, Cleanwater; Tom Bostic Miami, FL, Christopher Columbus. Dennis Lave le 6-5 255 •Fr. RS 36 JEROME HENDERSON CB 5-11 187 Jr. 2VL 52 JAMISON TEMPLES OG Little Mtn.; Chapin; Statesville, NC; W. Iredell; David Moody Eddie Muldrow 5-10 176 Jr. 2VL 33 JOE HENDERSON TB 5-9 186 Sr. 2VL 41 DOUG THOMAS WR Freehold. NJ; Freehold-Boro; Earl Owens Hamlet. NC; Richmond Co.; Ed Hiatt 6-1 175 Fr. HS 13 KENZIL JACKSON LB 5-11 226 •Fr. RS 27 JAMES TRAPP SS LaGrange. GA; LaGrange; Gary Guthrie Lawton, OK; Lawton; Darrell Ahlschlager 6-0 43 CHARLIE JAMES TB 6-1 207 'So. 1VL 72 RON WESSINGER OG 250 Sr. SQ Shaw. MS, Shaw; Edward McPherson Chapin. SC; Chapin; Eddie Muldrow 5-8 150 •Sr. 1VL 12 JOHN JOHNSON BAN 6-4 220 Jr. 2VL 29 FERNANDEZ WEST WR LaGrange, GA; LaGrange; Gary Guthrie Cornelia, GA; Haversham Central; L. Black 94 MARK KENTOS DT 6-3 243 So. SO Flanders. NJ, Mt. Olive, Bob Moyien '-Denotes red-shirted one year. 54 Clemson Football '89 A 1 Wake Forest Roster NO NAME POS HGT WGT CL NO NAME POS HGT WGT CL 62 STEVEN AINSWORTH OL 6-4 260 Fr, 74 TOM KLEINLEIN OL 6-6 260 Fr. Williamsburg. VA Inwood, NY 50 CLAYTON AKEN C 6-3 255 Fr. 51 TIM KLUGH C 6-3 237 Sr, Fayetteville, NC Coraopolis, PA 78 LOUIS ALTOBELLI OL 6-6 285 Sr. 20 RON LAMBERT DB 5-10 175 Fr. Brookeviile, MD Dania, FL 29 DALE BACKUS P 6-1 195 Jr. 79 ROBBIE LINGERFELT OL 6-3 280 Jr. Chardon. OH Hickory, NC 12 PHILLIP BARNHILL OB 6-2 216 Jr. 7 GREGG LONG OB 6-2 193 So. Washington. DC Gibsonia. PA 73 GLENN BAUCOM OL 6-5 255 Fr. 55 TONY MAYBERRY C 6-4 272 Sr. Dale City. VA Springfield, VA 17 JIM BEASLEY DE 6-2 190 Fr. 98 MICHAEL McCRARY DE 6-4 220 Fr. Roanoke, VA Visnna, VA 46 LEVERN BELIN LB 6-0 216 Jr. 90 TODD MIDDLETON DE 6-3 235 Sr. Marshville, NC uaKe wonn, tl 48 WARREN BELIN LB 5-11 200 Jr. 97 MAURICE MILLER DE 6-3 200 Fr, Marshville. NC Richmond, VA 37 BRADFORD BENSON DB 6-0 185 Jr. 94 MARVIN MITCHELL DT 6-6 295 Jr. Seneca, SC Eastviile, VA 53 TRYG BRODY DT 6-4 272 So. 69 TOMMY MORDICA OL 6-6 250 Fr. White Sulphur Springs, WV C hesapeak© , VA rj /~\ D K 1 1 C D A 1 A 41 STEVE BROWN SE 6-2 187 Jr. 27 dUd NlfcUbALA FB 5-10 217 So. Washington, DC Virginia Beach, VA 99 TERRANCE BROWN NG 6-1 285 So. 82 CARL PENNINGTON TE 6-4 225 Sr. Ft, Belvoir, VA Princeton, WV 87 RUSTY BUMGARDNER TE 6-5 250 Jr. 2 MARCO PICKETT WB 6-5 205 Sr. Kings Mountain, NC Raeford, NC 36 ADAM BURRELL DB 6-2 190 So. 4 CHRIS PRATAPAS WB 6-2 189 Fr. Franklin, NC Chicago, IL 86 SCOTT CLINARD TE 6-3 235 So. 88 RICKY PROEHL WB 6-0 190 Sr. Gastonia, NC belle Mead, NJ 3 GEORGE COGHILL DB 6-1 190 Fr. 45 ULYSEES ROBERTSON DB 5-10 170 Fr. Fredericksburg, VA Ft. Lauderdale, FL 81 KEVIN COLE WB 6-3 185 Fr, 24 TONY ROGERS TB 5-9 208 Jr. Portsmouth, VA Wellford, SC 66 BEN COLEMAN DL 6-6 280 Fr. 15 LAMONT SCALES DB 6-2 192 Fr. South Hill, VA Ridgeway, VA 93 ANTHONY COLES DE 6-1 220 Fr. 39 KIM SHEEK P 6-1 165 Fr. Winston-Salem, NC Greensboro, NC 60 JACKIE COPELAND OL 6-3 244 Jr. 52 SCOTT SHELHAMER LB 6-1 230 Fr. Spindale, NC Lake Worth, FL 25 MARVIN DICKERSON FB 6-1 225 So. 58 MICHAEL SIDERS C 6-3 240 Fr. Hampton. VA Anderson, SC 6 COREY DONALD DB 5-10 172 So, 84 TERRELL SIMMONS TE 6-3 230 Fr. Jacksonville. FL iNOriOIK,Mi-irf,-ilL- \/AVA 83 JAMES DuBOSE DE 6-4 220 Sr, 22 TERRENCE SINGLETARY DB 6-0 185 So. Greensboro. NC Pompano Beach, FL 67 ROD FERGUSON OL 6-7 275 Sr. 61 DREW SMALL LB 6-2 210 Fr. Nathalie. VA uaiias, 1 42 DARRELL FRANCE TB 6-0 180 So. 49 CHRIS SMITH LB 6-1 225 Sr. Ararat, VA Dallas, Ia 56 RALPH GODIC LB 6-0 221 Jr, 30 MIKE SMITH NG 6-1 279 Jr. East Lake, OH Oiney, MD 1 TERRENCE GRAVES DB 6-0 215 Fr. 65 TERRY SMITH DT 6-2 265 Sr. Norfolk. VA Barboursville. WV 6-1 32 RICHARD GRISSOM DB 185 Fr. 1 o IVIMnr\ o 1 AUrSnUUot Ud 5-1 1 60 So Elkin, NC Coral Springs, FL 18 DAVE HERRMAN FB 6-1 223 Sr. 71 SCOTT SWANSON OL 6-4 253 So. Pittsburgh, PA Parkersburg. WV 92 RODNEY HOGUE LB 6-2 220 Sr. 14 KEITH WEST OB 6-1 180 Fr, Evington. VA Sumter. SC 59 AUBREY HOLLIFIELD DT 6-4 235 So. 44 ANTHONY WILLIAMS TB 5-10 192 So. Kings Mountain. NC Greer, SC 43 TONY HOLLIS DB 6-0 185 So. 64 MARK WILLIAMS C 6-4 256 Jr. Kannapolis, NC Hurst. TX 9 WILSON HOYLE PK 5-10 167 Sr, Henderson. NC ADDITIONAL $1,000 IPTAY LIFE MEMBERS Mrs J H Abrams Wilbur 80 SPENCER JENKINS SE 6-1 170 Jr. N Baumann III Dan E Bruce Salem SC Tracys Landing Alexandria. VA MD Greenville SC S C McMeekin Memorial Mr & Mrs J Frank Black Collins Music Co 6-4 89 TRAVIS JOHNS WB 185 Fr. Columbia SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Johnson City, IN Anderson IPTAY OB Club Bob Bond J C & Nancy Cook Anderson SC 34 BRIAN JOHNSON FB 6-0 228 Sr. Greenville SC Clemson SC H Keith Anderson Bensalem. PA R A Bowen Jr W Gary Cooper Greenwood SC Macon GA Mauldin SC 85 BOBBY JONES SE 6-0 180 Fr. Kevin Barth M Thomas M Brosnan Mr & Mrs R Jack Dill Easley. SC Florence SC Asheville NC Greenville SC 23 LARRY JORDAN DB 6-0 185 Fr. Dumfries, VA '89 Clemson Football 59 . . . . 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The National In order to honor and recognize some of Clem- Championship was not talked about or thought son's greatest athletes and administrators who about much during that year, simply because it have served the Clemson athletic community, had never been attained at Clemson. the Clemson University Athletic Hall of Fame "We began to win and play unified. We loved was formed in 1973. Since that time, 95 athletes, what we were doing and it soon became evident coaches and administrators have earned the that we could win the National Championship. distinction of being named to the Clemson Winning the National Championship summed up Athletic Hall of Fame. my career at Clemson University. Being on the Today, three former athletes and one ad- 1 98 1 team was very rewarding because I was " ministrator who have distinguished themselves on a team that I loved and cared about. in the Clemson athletic world will be inducted during halftime ceremonies. What it means to be in the Clemson Hall of Fame: JEFF DAVIS, FOOTBALL 1978-1981 ' 'It is definitely a great honor and it is something Jeff Davis will be best remembered for his I did not think about while playing. The hall of prowess on the football field from the linebacker fame represents help from many people who are position. Captain of the 1981 National Cham- a part of Jeff Davis's life. The coaches, team- pionship football team, Davis was a first-team mates, my mother, friends; they also go into the consensus All-America linebacker in 1981 . The Hall of Fame when Jeff Davis goes into the Hall Greensboro, NC native is still second on Clem- of Fame, because they played a big part in my son's career total tackle list with 469. He still life. holds the record for most tackles in a game with "This is the biggest athletic honor I have ever 24 against North Carolina in 1980. He was also received. Clemson is definitely the pinnacle in my Rogers still holds the Clemson record for the ACC's Player-of-the-Year in 1981 and holds athletic career because it was the last place that receptions in one game. the Tiger record for caused fumbles in a career football was fun and it was just a game that you ' with 10. played because you loved it. Davis continued his football career with the was signed by the St. Louis Cardinals of the NFL Tampa Bay Buccaneers where he led the team What does the Clemson experience mean: in 1969, played with the Richmond Saints dur- in tackles for four of his six years with Tampa "There is no doubt that I had some great times ing the 1969 and 1970 seasons and was Bay. He also served as captain of that team. here at Clemson. I am thankful to get an educa- scheduled to start for the New Orleans Saints Jeff Davis is youth director at New Life Chris- tion and my degree, which is the other high point as the 1971 season approached. Unfortunate- tian in is part I received center Tampa, FL. He also owner of my Clemson career. When my ly, a serious leg injury prevented him from con- of a travel agency in Tampa. He also started a degree, this meant more to me than winning the tinuing a promising professional career. youth ministry entitled "Say Yes to God." National Championship, because receiving an In 1974, at the age of 27, Phil died after a education is the reason I was here in the first courageous bout with a malignant brain tumor. Most memorable moments at Clemson: place. The people at Clemson are wonderful. "/Wy most memorable moment at Clemson has There is a family atmosphere at Clemson. This Coach Frank Howard Remembers Phil to be winning the football National Championship university has a place in my heart and is respon- Rogers: " sible for making Jeff Davis what he is today. ' 'Phil was a fine athlete and played in the days when we didn 't throw the ball much. In the 1 965 PHIL ROGERS, FOOTBALL, 1965-67 North Carolina game, when he caught 1 1 passes, Phil Rogers, a football inductee, was one of I remember he caught a touchdown pass they Clemson's all-time great receivers. Probably the said would have won the game for us, but the best Phil had the North game Rogers was referees said he was out. But I know he was in- Carolina on 1965. Rogers game November 6, bounds. He was a fine man and I am glad to see caught 1 1 passes for 1 29 yards in a hard fought him get in the hall of fame. He should have been 17-13 loss. total is still The reception a Clemson in it a long time ago. single game record. Phil Rogers played varsity football during the Almeda Jacks, sister, remembers Phil Rogers 1965-67 seasons. The native of Clinton, SC was "My family was elated when they heard that the starting flanker in 1966 and 1967. As a Phil was named to the Clemson Hall of Fame. A sophomore, he caught and as a 36 passes single day doesn 't go by that we don 't think about junior, is the ever he caught 42, which most Phil. To us it is a big honor, and we are very pro- caught by a Clemson junior, and is still sixth on ud and excited that Phil was remembered in this the Clemson single season list. He was the special way. We are looking forward to this Tigers' leading receiver for three years in 1965 weekend. Phil was a special person, he was a (466), 1966 (574) and 1967 (429). Christian leader and was very close to his fami- is still third Rogers among career reception ly. He really loved Clemson. leaders, as he had 106 receptions for 1,469 yards for a 13.9 average. BARBARA KENNEDY-DIXON, BASKETBALL, Phil was a member of Tiger Brotherhood and 1978-82 twice President of the Fellowship of Christian Barbara Kennedy's name will always be Athletes. He earned his degree in 1968, major- synonymous with Clemson Lady Tiger Davis was the captain of Clemson's national ing in Recreation and Parks Administration. Basketball. championship team. After completing his career at Clemson, Phil Lightly recruited from high school, Kennedy- 62 Clemson Football '89 ' ' friends. I still go to her for advice because she " is a special person to me. What it means to be in the Clemson Hall of Fame: ' 'Being in the Clemson Hall of Fame and be- ing able to play basketball at Clemson are highlights of my athletic career. I am touched that I was remembered after my career, it will probably be the highest honor I will ever receive. My goals were team oriented and I gave my former team- mates and coaches the credit. I want to thank God, my family, my coaches especially my col- legiate coach, Annie Tribble, my teammates, fans, and administrators at Clemson University — without them I could not have been as suc- cessful. ' What does the Clemson experience mean: "As a high school senior, I was not heavily Kennedy-Dixon scored her 2,000th point on Bennett's work with IPTAY helped improve recruited as I heard only from three schools. this shot against #1 Old Dominion. She went Clemson facilities by leaps and bounds. South Carolina, Clemson, and a junior college. over 3,000 later in her career and is still the ACC's career leader. I took my first visit to Clemson, and being on cam- pus for the first time, I fell in love with the place and I told everybody else I had made my deci- Most memorable moments at Clemson: sion, that I was going to Clemson. Dixon soon proved to be one of the best col- "We have many fond memories of Clemson, legiate all "During my undergraduate days at Clemson, players of time. as it is a special place. As an administrator, the I met so many nice people that were willing to Kennedy-Dixon holds the distinction of being most memorable athletic moment had to be on first help. As an assistant coach with the women's the female athlete to have her jersey (42) March 7, 1979, when we defeated Kentucky in basketball team, I have the opportunity to work retired at Clemson University. the NIT in Rupp Arena in front of over 23, 000 fans. with athletes. Having been through school as a The Rome, GA native holds numerous ACC At the time, this was a big win for our basketball student-athlete I know what my players are go- and Clemson school records. She holds the ACC program. Another moment took place in 1977. ing through and I am happy that I can lend a help- and school record for most points scored in a Who could ever forget the catch Jerry Butler ing hand to them when they are having trouble. single game with 45 against Claflin. She also made in our football comeback win against South "One day I want all our players to look back holds school and conference single game Carolina in 1977. ' for and say I am glad I am a Clemson graduate. records most field goals made (20), and most "Another memorable event in my life at Clem- field goals attempted Kennedy-Dixon holds (35). son, was when I was head cheerleader, and I GEORGE BENNETT, CLEMSON AD- Clemson and ACC single season records for started the tradition of firing the cannon after we MINISTRATOR 1971-1979 most points scored (908), most rebounds (400), scored. My dad bought a cannon for the school George Bennett is recognized as one of the " most field goals made (392), most field goals at- so we could signify that Clemson had scored. tempted (760), best scoring average (29.3), and best college fund-raisers in the nation. It is only fitting that he is being inducted into the Clem- best rebound average (12.9). What it means to be in the Clemson Hall of She was a \,wo-time All-American and a three- son Hall of Fame for his work at Clemson. Fame: time AII-ACC selection. Kennedy-Dixon was A 1955 graduate of Clemson, Bennett was an "When I heard that I had been selected, I was rookie of the year her freshman season. assistant athletic director for business for eight named very excited. I wanted to share this with my father years, 1971-1979, during the last two of which Barbara is now the assistant women's basket- who is deceased. He would have been excited he also was executive secretary of IPTAY. Under ball coach at Clemson University. During the about us being recognized for our loyalty to Clem- his leadership, annual contributions to IPTAY " past two years, the Lady Tigers have compiled son University. a record of 41-20 and have made two trips to doubled to more than $2.3 million from one million dollars and memberships topped the NCAA playoffs including a final 16 ap- 15,000 What does the Clemson experience mean: from 8,800. pearance last season. Barbara Kennedy was ' 'Clemson has made a big impact on my life. married to last In 1987, he was honored by winning the Clem- Marvin Dixon summer. It is a privilege to have graduated from Clemson son Distinguished Service Award. He was also College and an honor and a pleasure to have named the National Athletic Fund Raiser of the Most memorable moments at Clemson: worked for Clemson University. Both were an ' Year by the National Conference for Athletic 'My most memorable athletic moment was on education. February 20. 1982, in a game against North Fund Raisers. "When Clemson was a military college, it Upon leaving Clemson in 1979, he was an Carolina. This was the only time that my mother developed a closeness among the student body Associate Athletic Director at Vanderbilt Univer- had an opportunity to attend a game, and it was as we lived and worked together. There was a sity. There he helped build Vanderbilt's my final as a college student. I Com- home game spirit that drew people together. This is one modore Club from 650 members to more than scored 42 points, the number that I wore, and reason that Clemson has had so much success 6,000, with ^annual contributions for after our game, I sung the national anthem before athletics with its fan support. It is this spirit of closeness growing from $275,000 to $2.2 million. " the men 's game with North Carolina. That, by far. and spirit that has drawn us together has stuck in my mind more than any other event. He served as Athletic Director at Furman University from 1986 to 1989 and is currently When I think about it now I get tearful. an "My collegiate coach, Annie Tribble, to this day Executive Vice President for Development at the Baptist Hospital in is like a second mother and is still one of my best Nashville, TN." 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HE TRADED YARN FOR HIDES, FURS, HAMS AND CAROLINA PRODUCE WHICH IN TURN WAS SOLD IN THE COMPANY STORE LOCATED ACROSS THE STREET. DURING THE CIVIL WAR THE MILL PRODUCED CLOTH FOR THE CON- FEDERATE GOVERNMENT AND ONLY ONE DAY A WEEK PRODUCED CLOTH TO SELL THEMSELVES. THE ORIGINAL MiLL WHICH WAS A TWO STORY WOODEN STRUCTURE, BURNED AROUND 1880. THE NEW BUILDING WHICH IS STILL I STANDING (NOW THE OLD MILL STREAM INN) IS OF LOCALLY HAND MADE BRICK. WE INVFE YOU FOR A VISIT TO THE 19th CENTURY PERIOD. THE ENTIRE FAMILY WILL ENJOY IT. 66 Clemson Football '89 Emerfiency Services By Christine Kelly ciency of the EMS system. If you have 2. Pain spreading to the shoulders, neck, Genetech, Inc. basic or advanced training in specific life- jaw, arms, or back. support methods, make your qualifications 3. Dizziness, fainting, sweating, nausea University Depart- The Clemson Athletic known and offer your help. 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Limit one food item per coupon, per customer, per (lood nnl\ ,ll visit. Please present coupon Clemson and when ordering. Not valid witi Seneca, SC stores any other offer. \'.iliJ unlil .' .1 !->)() Clemson Football '89 73 Athletic Director Coach Reynolda Hall on the Wake Forest campus. Head Lou Altobelli Phil Barnhill Levern Belin Warren Belin Brad Benson 78 • OL 12 • QB 46 • LB 48 • LB 37 • DB Iryg Brody Steve Brown James DuBose Rod Ferguson Darrell France 53 • DT 41 • SE 83 • DE 67 • OL 42 • TB Rodney Hogue Tony Hollls Wilson Hoyle Brian Johnson Ronald Lasslter 92 • LB 43 • DB 9 • PK 34 • FB 95 • DE Robbie Lingerfelt Tony Mayberry Marvin Mitchell Bobby Niedbala 79 • OL 55 • C 94 • DT 27 • FB Ricky Proehl Mike Smith Terry Smith Scott Swanson Anthony Williams 88 • WB 30 • LB 65 • DT 71 • OL 44 • TB Clemson Football '89 75 GREA! lEAIIS Lil /A SCSl'BiSl Company Support Staff By Heather Czeczok key to the operation. There are also five graduate is the managers. and Eric Young assistants who are each assigned a sport for Manager. The very word evokes images of the which they are totally responsible. water bottle-toting youngster that would scurry Trainers play a very important role in the Clem- Hoover is very proud of the team of trainers up and down the sidelines during the old high son football program. Many times their work may who work with him. "We are very fortunate at school playing days. But when describing a go unnoticed by the public, but never by the Clemson to have a very fine group of student manager at a major Division I power like Clem- players. trainers who do a very good job for us. They are son, this popular conception couldn't be any fur- A trainer's day begins at 6:30 A.M. when well-qualified and are very dedicated young men ther from the truth. Obtaining the job of manager players receive treatment for various injuries. and women." is a highly-prized and highly-coveted position. Depending on the injury, these treatments in- Each trainer is required to have both state and It is a position of pride, hard work and dedica- clude ice packs, whirlpools, ultrasounds, national certification. According to Hoover, "The tion. They are the team behind "the team." rehabilitative protocal and weights. National Athletic Trainers Organization is the Hard-working is the adjective that best Before practices, the trainer's job starts again. governing body of the training profession. It re- describes the managing staff. Equipment There are ankles to be taped, braces to be ap- quires that trainers pass a certification exam and manager Bobby Douglas, the "manager men- plied and special pads to be fitted. When the meet set requirements." South Carolina also has tor," boasts that "there isn't a harder working preparations are completed, then it is time for an additional certification which is required for group of individuals on campus." Proof to back practice. His job now is to watch practice and trainers in the state. up such a claim isn't hard to find. The managers check the progress of injured players. He also There are twenty-one student trainers who work seven days a week and a countless number attends to any Injury problems that occur. work with all of the Clemson sports. For those of hours. After adding in the time spent on Another aspect of a trainer's job is to keep the who are interested in making sports training in- classwork to their managerial duties, the average team properly hydrated. Each trainer is assign- to a career, there is the option of working as an football manager's work load equates to putting ed a group of players to whom he provides water apprentice. The student works under a certified in 55 to 60 hours at the office. Douglas feels that and gatorade. He does so anytime during prac- trainer for a certain number of hours as well as the demands placed upon the managers, "bet- tice as long as he does not disturb the practice. taking required courses. This prepares him to ter prepares them once they get out of college Each Thursday prior to a game, the trainer take the national exam. to succeed in the working world. It teaches must help pack equipment. The team departs When asked the question, "Who puts the responsibility, preparation and organization." immediately after its Friday workout to go to most time into Clemson Tiger Football?" the One might think, with all the time that the Anderson, SC. Some of the student trainers go most common response is either the players or managers put into their jobs, that their studies to the motel on Friday night to pass out snacks the coaching staff. But as Danny Ford will tell would suffer. Actually, quite the contrary is true. after the team meeting. On Saturday morning, you, popular opinion isn't always the right This well-disciplined group also puts the time into six student and two full-time trainers are respon- answer. Admittedly, the players and the coaches the books. The football managers recently at- sible for waking up the team. They also take care do put forth a lot of time and effort, and they do tained the number-one ranking among all of pregame taping and bandaging before the in fact, make great sacrifices for our Saturday athletic team managers here at Clemson, with departure for Clemson. afternoon enjoyment. But at the same time, 22 out of 35 obtaining a 3.0 GPR or better. The rest of the trainers make preparations at these individuals are richly rewarded for their The manager's responsibilities are vast and the stadium. One group prepares the sidelines, athletic accomplishments. varied. Laundering hundreds of pounds of dirty while another group readies the locker room. There is a background group out there lost football uniforms, "striping" and "pawing" each Two students are assigned to help the visiting amidst the pomp and pageantry, that rarely ever helmet to perfection, checking for broken equip- team with any of their needs. hears the fans' applause, or seldom ever ment, setting up practice dummies, and just Clemson has an excellent staff of trainers. receives the media's attention for the work that making sure there is enough soap in the shower Fred Hoover is the head trainer and assistant they do. They are the people that make a day are but a few of the daily duties performed by athletic director. Danny Poole and Reno Wilson at Death Valley a much more enjoyable ex- this tireless group. The managers do much and are the assistant trainers. These three men are perience for all: players, coaches, and fans alike. ask little. They are the team behind "the team." the only full-time trainers, thus student help is This group of unheralded, hard-working students Clemson Managers and Trainers provide valuable services for the Clemson football team. They put In long hours during the football season. Clemson Football '89 77 Clemson Sports Star WENDY ANDERSON JILL BAKEHORN ... league competition ... hit 21-42 field goals ... SR ... Cowpens, Sr. Lexington, KY ... against ACC competition in 1988-89. SC ... Volleyball ... A Women's Swimming fifth-year senior who ... All-America back- MIMI BURGOS ... So. red-shirted the 1988 stroker who placed ... San Diego, OA ... season due to a knee fifth in the 100 back Women's Tennis ... injury ... first-team All- and eighth in the 200 A promising right- ACC in 1987 ... one of back at the NCAA hander who played on the best players to Championships ... the Southern Califor- have ever played for earned honorable nia national team ... as Clemson ... in the top mention All-America a freshman last 10 of Clemson's all-time career leaders in seven honors for a 10th place finish in the 200 I.M. ... season at Clemson of eight statistical categories including: second swam lead-off leg of the sixth place 200 medley finished 19-7 overall, in blocks (200), second in block assists (320), relay team and was also a member of the 16-5 in dual play ... third in total attempts (2,734), as well as second honorable mention All-America 300 medley and finished 7-1 in ACC play ... teamed with Diana in kills (1,111), sixth for best pet. (.232), and fifth 300 free relays ... set new Clemson 400 free Van Gulick in doubles and finished with an 8-9 in defensive saves (871) ... during the 1989 relay record at 3:23.14 in the NCAA meet ... record ... finished 4-4 in ACC doubles action ... seasons, she has been named to three all- school record holder in both backstroke events was ranked 52nd in the 18 and under category tournament teams including the Palmetto Invita- as well as the 200 I.M. ... five time ACC Cham- in the United States ... a two-time All-County tional, the Big Orange Classic, and the Loyola pion in 1989 ... placed first in hertlvee individual selection in the San Diego area ... led the Lady Lakefront Invitational. events as well as in both the 200 and 400 medley Tigers in wins and winning percentage last relays ... posted NCAA qualifying times in all season. RICK ARONBERG ... those events ... had one of the top-25 U.S. times Jr ... Falrport, NY ... in the 100-meter backstroke (1:04.61) ... in 1988, OWEN CASEY ... Sr. Men's Swimming ... placed third in 100 back at NCAA meet to win ... Dublin, Ireland ... Had an outstanding All-America honors ... also named All-American Men's Tennis ... performance in the in the 200 back and honorable mention in 200 Casey should 1989 NCAA Cham- I.M. ... holds top Clemson time for 200 I.M. ... challenge for the pionships ... broke the honorable mention All-American in 1987 with an number-one position ACC records in the 1 1th place NCAA finish in the 200 back ... made on the tennis team in 1650 and 500 free dur- Olympic Trial cuts in the 100 and 200 backstroke 1990 ... last season he ing the meet ... finish- events in her first year at Clemson and made had a 26-7 record in ed 11th and 12th Senior National cut for the 200 I.M. doubles play, the top respectively in these events earning honorable winning percentage mention All-America honors ... also set a new LISA BROWN ... Sr. on the 1989 Clemson team that won the ACC conference mark in the 1000 free last season ... Myrtle Beach, SC title and advanced to the NCAA tournament ... and holds the Clemson record in the 200 free ... Women's Basket- Casey also had a 19-11 dual match overall ... NCAA qualifier in the 200, 500 and 1650 free ball ... Only senior on record, the top winning percentage in singles as well as the 800 freestyle relay ... 1989 ACC the 1989-90 team ... dual matches ... Casey combined with Chris Champion in the 1650 free ... also won the title one of three South Munnerlyn to post a 22-4 doubles record last in 1986 and 1987 ... earned a third place finish Carolinians on the year, the best doubles team record on the team in the 500 free with a career best of 4:24.32 and team ... leading retur- ... that team was also 8-1 in ACC play in doubles placed fifth in the 400 I.M. at last year's ACC ning scorer on the competition ... Casey played in the 1988 Olym- meet ... member of the third place 800 free relay team with a 4.6 ppg pics in Seoul, South Korea representing the team ... named to the 1989 AII-ACC team ... top average ... started 13 Ireland team and also participated on the Irish individual point scorer among the Tigers at the of 31 games last season ... hit 48% of her shots Davis Cup team ... he played for Anderson conference meet with 50 points ... posted Clem- from the field and grabbed 64 rebounds for a 2.1 Junior College down the road from Clemson in son record time in the 200 free vs. Florida in rpg average ... more than doubled the number 1987 and 1988 before transferring to Clemson December at the National Invitational Dual-Meet of field goals made in 1988-89 compared to the for the 1989 season. Championships ... improved his 100 free time 1987-88 season ... more than doubled her re- by nine seconds to set a new ACC record at bound and point total as well ... more than tripl- MIKE COUTURE ... 9:05.65 vs. Arizona in December ... his 3:58.25 ed her playing time last season compared to her Sr. ... San Ramon, 400 I.M. time ranks second in Clemson history sophomore season ... committed only 25 tur- OA ... Baseball ... Ex- ... won five gold medals and one bronze medal novers in 442 minutes of play ... started 13 pected to be position- at the Maccabiah Games last July ... spent the games last season, started the first nine games ed in outfield this 1987-88 season training for the Olympic trials of the season ... had her best game on season and leave cat- and did not compete with the Tigers ... in 1987, December 2 against Florida as she scored 11 ching chores to other competed in the NCAA Championships, earn- points and recorded six rebounds ... she also people ... has three- ing honorable mention All-America honors in the had 1 1 points and four rebounds in Clemson's year batting average 1650 free ... in 1986, earned honorable mention win over LSU on November 26 ... scored in dou- of .317 and has con- All-America honors for his 14th place finish in ble digits in six games ... had four or more re- nected on 29 home the 1 650 free at the NCAA meet ... captured ACC bounds in six contests last season ... Clemson runs that ties third place in all-time Clemson titles in the 500 and 1650 freestyle events and won eight of 13 games that she started in last statistics ... played in 69 of 70 games last season fourth in the 400 I.M. season ... averaged 12 minutes per game in and batted .280 ... tied for team lead with 10 78 Clemson Football '89 home runs, was second (57) in runs batted in, at the Palmetto and 13th at the ImperiaLakes NCAA District III meet where he also placed second (16) in doubles, third (69) in hits, second Tournament ... he was the top finisher for Clem- third, and the NCAA Championships, where he (34) in stolen bases, first (55) in walks, first (12) son in the first three tournaments of the season took sixth place overall to win his second cross in being hit by a pitch and second (7) in game- ... shot a 138 at the Palmetto to finish second, country All-America certificate... indoors in 1989, winning runs batted in ... is now the Clemson that was the highest tournament finish of his an all-conference performer in the mile and in career leader in stolen bases with 73, two bet- career ... fired a 67 on the third day of the Im- the 3000 meters ... placed second in both events ter than Brool resides in California. season ... had 10 rounds of par or under, third 3000 meters ... competed in the 5000 meters at best on the team ... has eight top-10 finishes for the 1989 NCAA Indoor Track and Field Cham- LISADILLARD... Jr. his 18 career tournaments, nearly a fifty percent pionships in Indianapolis, IN ... finished sixth ... Tabb, VA ... rate ... Academic Ail-American in 1988 and 1989 with a time of 14:23.35 to be named an All- Women's Track ...... had a 217 at the Schenkel for his second best American ... outdoors in 1989, won another All- On the road to three-round total of the year, second only to his America certificate in the 5000 meters, he finish- establishing herself as 212 at the ImperiaLakes ... that 212 at Im- ed fifth with a time of 14:14.28 at the NCAA meet a national class periaLakes was the third best round by a Tiger in Provo, UT ... finished third in the 1500 meters sprinter ... ranked last year. at the conference meet ... a second-team eighth on the NCAA academic All-American ... in 1988, placed se- season list and 12th in DONNIE MECKEL ... cond in the 5000 meters outdoors at the NCAA the United States by Jr. ... Edmond, OK ... Championships in Eugene, OR with a time of Track and Field Wrestling ... An All- 13:56.63 ... ACC Outdoor Champion in the 1500 News in the 55 meters ... set five individual America wrestler at meters in 1988 with a time of 3:44.36 ... indoors Clemson records and was on five record setting 118 pounds as a in 1 988, was an all-conference performer in the relay teams during her first year of competition sophomore ... finished mile run with a 4:10.62 clocking ... finished 22nd ... set the school mark in the 55 meters at the the year with a 25-3-1 at the 1987 NCAA Cross Country Champion- Virginia Tech Invitational with a winning time of record ... was 20-1-1 in ships with a time of 29:58.06 to lead the Tigers 6.84 ... she and teammate Marcia Fletcher were the regular season and earn All-America honors ... also all- the first non-distance NCAA qualifiers in the with his only loss com- conference in cross country for 1987. history of the Clemson women's track program ing by a single point ... ... won the 55 meters at four different meets dur- finished second in the ACC tournament ... was PEARSE TORIVIEY ... ing the indoor season, including the ACC Indoor seeded number-one coming into the tournament Jr. ... Drogheda, Championships, when she ran a time of 6.89 to ... won the ACC as a freshman ... is 15-1 in ACC Ireland ... Soccer ... set a new conference meet record ... set the competition ... has a 51-13-1 career record ... Clemson's leading school mark in the 200 meters at the ACC In- is 16th in Clemson history in wins and has two scorer in soccer ... door meet with a second-place time of 24.35 to years remaining ... finished his freshman cam- through 16 games, he win all-conference honors in that event ... set the paign with a 26-10 record ... that victory total has 13 goals and eight indoor long jump record with a 19'9y4" mark at ranks him fourth in season wins by an assists ... is second in the ACC meet ... ran on the record setting 1 18-pounder and ties him for fifth in wins by a the ACC in points with 4x200m relay that finished first at the Florida In- freshman ... had a dual record of 11-4 ... had 34 ... in the last 14 vitational with a time of 1:42.60 ... outdoors, won five pins for the year ... two-time state champion games, has had a goal the "Championship of America" 100 meters at in high school in Oklahoma ... was a four-time or an assist in 12 of them ... in the last five the prestigious Penn Relays ... was a two-event national winner at the National Juniors Wrestl- games, he has had eight goals and seven assists ACC Champion outdoors, in the 200 meters ing meet ... runner-up at the event his senior ... also led team in scoring as a sophomore ... (23.73) and the 100 meters (1 1 .64) ... that 200m season ... led his team to a perfect 33-0 record second in scoring as a freshman ... closing in time was a Clemson record ... set the school and a state championship his senior year for on many school career records despite having mark in the 100m with a 11.60 run at the Byron Graham at Edmond High School ... four- more than a year left ... tied for fourth in career Gatorade Invitational ... also ran on the Clem- time high school free-style All-American. assists with 27 ... is 13th in career goals with 33 son record-setting 4x1 00m relay (46:29) at the ... tied for 12th in career points with 92 ... had Dogwood Relays, the 4x200m relay (1 :37.71) at DOV KREMER ... Sr. four goals this season against Presbyterian ... the Raleigh Relays, the 4x400m relay (3:50) at ... Holon, Israel ... was named offensive MVP in the 16th annual the ACC Outdoor meet, and the sprint medley Men's Track/XC ... Clemson-Umbro Invitational earlier this year ... relay (4:02) at the Penn Relays. Perhaps the top retur- has 10 game-winning goals in his career ... en- ning performer on the joyed an outstanding Final Four in 1987, had two OSWALD DRAWDY Clemson squad, he goals and two assists ... has played in 58 games ... Sr. ... Hampton, boasts five All- in his career at Clemson, starting 56 of them ... SO ... Golf ... Second w T-v^ America honors ... a has started the last 41 games he has played ... highest finisher for the ^^^^ _ ^ cross country All- coaches a youth league soccer team in the Tigers at the NCAA "^^^^ American in 1987 and off-season. Championships last 1988, he has seen June ... he finished limited action this fall after competing in the 27th overall to help World University Games during the summer ... lead the Tigers to a the 1988 ACC Cross Country Champion, he third-place national finished with a winning time of 24:03.1 ... the se- finish ... got off to a cond highest finisher for the Tigers in the Iowa great start last year with a second place finish State meet, where he finished third overall, the Clemson Football '89 79 Special Recognition $5000 FIKE Scholarship Mr & Mrs George G Poole Jr Mr & Mrs Charles W Spence Mullins SC Greenville SC Life Members Wilbur Powers Scott Steele Defender Industries D Harding Stowe & Florence SC Lilburn GA Columbia SC Richard H Stowe Mr & Mrs Julian H Price J Chris Swift In Memory of Jack R Miller Belnhont SC Florence SC Columbia SC By Philip & Celeste Prince Mrs Lena A Sloan John D Tice Pawieys Island SC Clemson SC Dalton GA Donors Mrs Davis Smith Mr & Mrs Eugene P Willimon 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Men's Cross Country in Clemson Inv. Sept. 17 Soccer vs Wake Forest, 2:00 pm Sept. 19 Volleyball vs UNC-Asheville, 7:00 pm Sept. 23 Football vs Maryland (IPTAY Day) 12:08 pm Sept. 24 Soccer vs Jacksonville, 2:00 pm Sept. 27 Soccer vs Georgia State, 7:00 pm Sept. 29 Volleyball vs East Tennessee State, 7:00 pm Men's Tennis in Clemson Fall Classic, Clemson Sept. 30 Volleyball vs N.C. State, 1:30 pm Men's Tennis in Clemson Fall Classic, Clemson Oct. 3 Soccer vs Presbyterian College, 7:00 pm Oct. 6 Soccer in UMBRO Tournament (SMU vs Portland, 6:00 pm; Clemson vs Yale, 8:00 pm) Oct. 7 Football vs Virginia (Parent's Day & Spirit Blitz) 1:00 pm Oct. 8 Soccer in UMBRO Tournament (Clemson vs Winner of Portland-SMU game) 3:00 pm Oct. 11 Soccer vs College of Charleston, 7:00 pm CASH IN ON Oct. 14 Volleyball vs UNC-Charlotte, 10:00 am Football vs Georgia Tech (Homecoming) 1:00 pm Men's Cross Country in Tiger Inv (Clemson) Oct. 15 Soccer vs Duke, 2:00 pm Oct. 18 Soccer vs USC-Spartanburg, 7:00 pm GRADES. Oct. 19 Volleyball vs South Carolina, 7:00 GOOD pm Oct. 21 Football vs N.C. State (Textile Bowl) 12:08 pm Volleyball vs Appalachian State, 10:00 am Swimming in Orange & White Meet (M&W-10:00 AM) Oct. 22 Volleyball vs Virginia, 2:00 pm Oct. 24 Volleyball vs Georgia, 7:00 pm Oct. 25 Soccer vs Erskine, 7:00 pm Oct. 28 Football vs Wake Forest (Hall of Fame) 1:00 pm Nov. 3 Swimming—Men vs Georgia Tech, 5:00 pm If you're a freshman or sophomore with Nov. 4 Swimming in Tiger Inv., 9:00 am & 1:00 pm good grades, apply now for a three-year or Nov. 5 Swimming in Tiger Inv., 9:00 am & 1:00 pm Nov. 7 Volleyball vs Furman, 7:00 pm two-year scholarship. From Army ROTC. Men's Basketball vs Australian National Team, Army ROTC scholarships pay tuition, 7:00 pm most books and fees, plus $ 100 per school Nov. 9 Volleyball vs Georgia State, 7:00 pm month. They also pay off with leadership Wrestling in Orange-White Match, TBA experience and officer credentials Nov. 14 Wrestling vs Carson Newman, 7:00 pm impressive to futmre employers. Nov. 16 Men's Basketball vs Marathon Oil, 7:30 pm Nov. 18 Swimming—Women vs Nebraska 12:00 pm Wrestling in Southeastern Open, All Day Nov. 21 Men's Indoor Track in Orange & White Intrasquad Meet (Clemson) Nov. 29 Women's Basketball vs Furman 7:00 pm Dec. 1 Swimming in Tiger Intercollegiate Inv., 11:00 am & 7:00 pm ARMY ROTC Dec. 2 Women's Basketball vs College of Charleston, 7:00 pm THE SMARTEST COLLEGE Swimming in Tiger Intercollegiate Inv., 11:00 am TAKE. & 7:00 pm COURSE YOU CAN Men's Track in Clemson Opener Women's Indoor Track in Clemson Opener Dec. 3 Swimming in Tiger Intercollegiate Inv., 11:00 am For more information. & 7:00 pm Dec. 6 Women's Basketball vs Augusta College, 7:00 pm Contact: Dec. 9 Men's Basketball vs Radford, 1:00 pm Wrestling vs UT-Chattanooga, TBA Captain Ben Ivey Dec. 16 Women's Basketball vs UNC-Charlotte, 7:00 pm Dec. 18 Women's Basketball vs Michigan State, 7:00 pm (803) 7656-3107 84 Clemson Football '89 Jack D Hutto Frank Distributing Co James C Thompson Jr Norman Kirkland Mr and Mrs Tom B Laroche Aiken SC Anderson SC Anderson SC Bamberg SC Charleston. 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Avent Michael S. Branham ALMA MATER Donald J. Coggins Daniel H. Coker, Jr. Where the Blue Ridge yawns its greatness Rebecca D. Coker Where the Tigers play Mr. and Mrs. R. Allison Dalton Here the sons of dear old Clemson, Rodney C. Foster Jimmy K. Gerrald Reign Supreme alway. S. Scott Greene Mr. and Mrs. Elbert L. Henderson Chorus Landrum H. Henderson Mr. and Mrs. Timothy H. Hester Dear old Clemson, we will triumph Mr. and Mrs. T. Carroll Holcombe Mrs. J. William Holcomb And with all our might Mr. and Mrs. Terry M. Home That the Tigers' roar may echo Charles D. Miller O'er the mountain height. James B. Prince Kevin H. Prince Robert W. Robinson, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Sam White 96 Clemson Football '89 DELICIOUS. Lastyear, ARA served thousands ofmeals to people awayfrom home. College students, hospital staffs, industrial personnel Why, right here in Clemson, ARA serves over 15,000 breakfasts, lunches and dinners to students, parents and faculty daily. Butyou may not know ourfull story. ARA chooses only thefreshest and most wholesome ingredients Bright, crisp vegetables Ripe, firm fruits The choicest meats and dairy products Ingredients that are chopped, steamed, broiled, baked and blended into lucious menus For banquets or birthdays Cocktail parties or tailgatefeasts In your home or in one ofourprivate dining rooms in the Clemson House. No matter what your special occasion, ARA can fill the bill offare. So the next time your calendar is marked with a red letter day. . call ARA for that special service. We'll cater to your every need Clemson University Commemorative Bowl Pins Each set is individually numbered Limited to 15,000 sets Released for the first time in March 1989, this historic set of pins is the first to commemorate Clemson University participation in major collegiate bowl competition, One of the most unique beginning with the 1940 Cotton Bowl played January 1, 1940 in Dallas, Texas. approaches to remembering Each pin displays that year's distinctive Bowl Logo and the helmets of the Tigers and their opponent, with the points scored under each team's helmet. Each Clemson s bowl games that pin has a hanging drop piece that proclaims the name and emblem of the Bowl I've seen in my 80 years. Champion. Owning one of these should With the assistance of Bob Bradley, Clemson Sports Information Director and his staff, the archives at Clemson University were researched for near forgotten be a must to every Tiger fan. authentic artwork firom the fifteen bowls the Tigers participated in. As you look at — Coach Frank Howard your pin set, notice the helmets in the 1940 Cotton Bowl were brown leather with no face mask, also notice the absence of the now familiar "Tiger Paw." The Tigers This is one of the classiest first bowl appearance using the "New Plastic Helmets" was the 1949 Gator Bowl. The face mask made its first Clemson Bowl appearance in the 1957 Orange Bowl remembrances of Clemson s and the now famous "Tiger Paw" made its bowl debut in the 1977 Gator Bowl. The bowl history ever assembled. results of the research are designs for each pin that puO together and preserve the The workmanship and historic past of Clemson Football. into these This Commemorative Clemson University Pin Collection is limited to 15,000 thought put 15 sets. Each set is numbered, with the production of the 15,000th set the molds will post-season games is be destroyed, thus assuring the purchaser that this commemorative pin set is truly authentic in every detail. a collectors piece that will appreciate in value year after year. — Bob Bradley To ensure that pins for ftjture bowls will be available, Sports Mint, Inc. will produce a commemorative pin for all ftjture bowls the Clemson Tiger Football Team Sports Information Director participates in. The pin will be available to set owners 60 days after the completion of the bowl. No one's tiger den will be To Order: Place your order by mail using the order form below or call 704/827-4211. complete without one of Visa and MasterCard accepted. Place orders by November 1 to assure Christmas delivery. these plaques showing all of r The Sports Mint, Inc. P.O. Box see, Denver, NC 28037 the Clemson Bowl games. Please send It will be a conversation Clemson Commenorative Name _ to Bowl Pin Sets at $145.00 Address piece for years come. each set. Add $2.00 for City State Zip — Coach Danny Ford postage & handling. N.C. Charge to my: Visa MasterCard residents add 5% sales tax. (Set No. 1 was presented to Danny UPS address only. Card No. Exp. Date. Ford to go on permanent display Allow 4 - 6 weeks delivery. at Athletic Center.) L Cardholder Signature . Jervey Cheer on the Clemson Tigers and enjoy the winning taste of Wise snacks. Proudly made right here in the Carolinas! THE PROVIDENCE HEART INSTITUTE IS BUILT ON SOMETHING SOLID. mt |V he Providence Heart Institute's nev^ building is one ^^^of the finest medical facilities in the country. But to a patient with a life- threatening heart disease, an attractive, efficient building isn't enough. What is important is inside the building- Providence people, with the experience gained in treating thousands of patients. Providence has more adult cardiovascular exper- ience than any other hospital in South Carolina. For over fifteen years we have been the state's leading referral center for the diagnosis and treatment of heart disease. Physicians and patients have long recognized our reputation for professional skills and compassionate care. We're excited about our new building, equipped for state-of-the-art testing and treatment. But that building isn't the reason people come to the Providence Heart Institute. They come for what it's built on. EXPERIENCE. I PROVIDENCE J HEART INSTITUTE Cf)lumbia, South Carolina IPTAY The Clemson University athletic program is competitive on the national level. In the 1988-89 year Clemson was one of just eight schools m the country to have teams participate in a bowl game (1989 Citrus Bowl), the NCAA basketball tournament (1989 West Regional), and the NCAA baseball tournament (Atlantic Regional). Clemson was one of only three schools to gain at least one win in each postseason event, tied the ACC record for overall conference champion- ships in an academic year and finished sixth in the national All-Sports poll. The success of the Clemson athletic program comes during a time when the integrity and ac- countability of the academic progress of student athletes are receiving national attention. IPTAY has been a large part of this success by being committed to the student athlete. IPTAY is recognized as one of the oldest, largest and most successful athletic fundraising organizations in America. IPTAY was the first athletic fundraising organization in the country to top the two, three, four and five-million dollar marks in annual donations. The 1988-89 academic year marks the 25th consecutive year of increased contributions to the IPTAY scholar- ship fund. In 1934 Dr. Rupert Fike founded IPTAY with IPTAY has played a large part in making Death Valley one of the top stadiums in the nation. a very simple purpose in mind. IPTAY provides funds for athletic scholarships. Clemson con- assisted by graduate and undergraduate this integral part of the Clemson athletic tinues to be one of the few schools in the na- students. This support is intended to assure that program. tion to award the maximum number of scholar- all student-athletes are given the opportunity to While IPTAY is primarily concerned with ships allowed by the NCAA for 18 men's and earn their degree while participating in athletics. athletic fundraising, the mission of Clemson women's varsity sports. Since 1934, IPTAY has Future plans include a commitment of IPTAY University has not been overlooked. The IPTAY provided scholarships for over 5,000 student funds for a new $2.5 million Academic Learn- Athletic Academic Endowment Scholarship was athletes, trainers, and managers. In recent years ing Center. created to help meet the need for more an average of 450 student-athletes per year have The Academic Learning Center is a 29,000 academic scholarships for non-athletes who are been recipients of scholarships funded by IP- square-foot facility. It will house the tutoring and highly qualified academically. This scholarship TAY. IPTAY currently has a reserve fund to advising program for student-athletes. The endowment is funded by certain company gifts cover the scholarship costs for the student- building will contain various sized study and which are made as a result of employee contribu- athletes presently attending Clemson on athletic tutoring rooms to be used for individual study tions to IPTAY. In addition, the athletic depart- scholarships and scholarships committed to in- as well as for small group instruction. Computer ment has made generous contributions to the coming freshman. facilities, an office/reception area for the advis- endowment from athletic revenues. The Athletic IPTAY currently provides the funds for tutorial ing staff and an auditorium will also be contain- Academic Endowment Scholarship is present- programs staffed by trained academic advisors ed in the facility. IPTAY is proud to be a part of ly the largest scholarship endowment at the commitment on behalf of the athletic depart- Clemson. ment administration to pursue academic suc- The tremendous success of IPTAY is due, in cess for all student-athletes. large part, to the organizational makeup which The generous support of over 20,000 loyal allows members to be as close to IPTAY as they donors to IPTAY has allowed the organization are to their local IPTAY leadership. Each of to go beyond the funding of athletic scholarships South Carolina's 46 counties has an IPTAY by providing the financial basis for many of the County Chairman, and every county is alloted unparalleled athletic facilities at Clemson. one IPTAY representative for every 35 members. Since 1978, IPTAY has provided the funding IPTAY donors are kept up-to-date with Clem- for $32 million of capital improvements in the son athletics through the Orange and White. area of athletics. These improvements include This is an official IPTAY publication and the expansion of the football stadium, the new- distributed exclusively to IPTAY donors in ap- ly renovated baseball facility (Tiger Field), the preciation of their support. indoor tennis facility, the soccer stadium, the Clemson University will continue to be new outdoor track, the weight room, the new golf recognized and respected on the national level practice area, a new cross country course, and athletically and academically with the full sup- the IPTAY/Ticket office facility. port of IPTAY. IPTAY will continue to be suc- IPTAY is also proud to provide funding for the cessful because a loyal commitment to Clem- Tiger Band. Each year IPTAY budgets financial son University is a way of life in the hearts of Allison Dalton is the Executive Secretary of support for travel, uniforms and equipment for Clemson alumm and friends. IPTAY. Clemson Football '89 101 Open the door to something big. ut Clemson In Your Game Plan! You've been caught up in the excitement of a town or in our people-sized shopping centers. You'll find Clemson hall game— an experience in itself. But don't leave some great buys at our warehouse and discount stores. town without trying some other Clemson pleasures. And when it's time to eat you'll find food ranging from Beautiful Lake Hartwell invites you to fish, swim, sail, ski fast to fabulous; cuisine that's country or from other coun- or boat. Area parks are laced with hiking trails and picnic tries, all a few miles or less from the stadium. areas for family pleasure. Take time—and a room in the Ramada, Comfort Inn, History buffs arid novices alike will find an abundance of Thunderbird, Holiday Inn, Liberty Hall. Put Clemson in sites to explore in Clemson and neighboring Pendleton. your game plan— relax and enjoy. Shoppers will delight in the friendly, charming shops down CLEMSONIN SEASON EVERY SEASON For More Information, visit the Visitor's Center at Tillman Hall (Clemson Unn ersity campus), the Clemson Chamher of Commerce at Calhoun Corners (off route 133 behind City Hall) or the Pendleton District Historical & Recreational Commission (Pendleton Square). Tiger Band By Caroline Werntz seniors presenting their final halftime show stones, The Pink Panther, Bugs Bunny, for the home crowd. Woody Woodpecker, Mighty Mouse, Fat The Demon Deacons of Wake Forest The College of Charleston Concert Choir Albert, The Jetsons, and Looney Tunes. await the Clemson Tigers as they run down will then make a special guest appearance Wake Forest will then close its show with the hill for the final time this decade on this by joining with University Chorus and Tiger a song familiar to all Deacon supporters, truly historic day. Not only is this the last Band to honor America with its rendition of "O Here's To Wake Forest." home game for thousands of Clemson "America the Beautiful," directed by Dr. "The Band That Shakes The Southland" seniors, it is also Hall of Fame Day at Richard E. Goodstein. will then take to the field to present its Memorial Stadium, and four former Tigers Dr. Bruce Cook will then lead the student fourth-straight and final home show of the will be inducted at halftime into the Univer- musicians in "The Star-Spangled Banner" season with an encore performance of its sity Athletic Hall of Fame. It is also the 50th while an ensemble from Pershing Rifles salute to classical music, "Saturday After- anniverary of the 1939 team that went to Company C-4 presents our state and na- noon at the Opera." Clemson's first bowl game, the 1940 Cot- tional colors. The band and chorus will then Included in the show will be "Night On ton Bowl. lead the thousands of proud Clemson Bald Mountain," by Modefte Moussorgsky Former football players Phil Rogers and alums in the Clemson University Alma and arranged by Jay Bocook and Edward Jeff Davis, former women's basketball Mater. The invocation will be offered by the Madden's arrangement "Excerpts from player Barbara Kennedy Dixon, and Reverend Mickey Fisher of the Clemson Pagliacci." Andrew Lloyd Weber's famous George Bennett, a former executive United Methodist Church. "Phantom of the Opera" closes the show. secretary of IPTAY, join other Tiger greats Today's halftime show will give Tiger Veteran band announcer Nick Peck will as inductees into this distinguished group fans the opportunity to welcome the Wake then ready the crowd for an exciting se- of Clemson graduates. Forest Demon Deacon Band to Death cond half of Clemson football with "The On this Hall of Fame Day, Tiger Band will Valley, as they perform for the first time Song That Shakes The Southland," TIGER begin the festivities with its traditional ever on Frank Howard Field. Under the RAG!! pregame show. Fans will be able to relive direction of Wake Forest graduate Dr. Mar- Twenty-five Tiger Band seniors will make the glory of the National Championship tin Province and drum majors Allyson Kurz- their final home appearance today. This year as the band opens with "Sock It To mann and Stuart Brock, the Deacs will pre- group of seniors has put in many, many 'Em", followed by the "Orange Bowl sent a show that will take everyone back hours of hard work over their years at March" and the song sure to bring a smile to his childhood as they present a salute Clemson to make each performance of to all Clemson faithful, "Tiger Rag." to cartoon themes. Tiger Band special to all those who attend Dotting the i at today's game will be Tiger Tiger fans will be challenged to try to the games. Band Commander Penni Black, a catch all the themes included in the fast- Hats off to all these seniors who will be microbiology major from Lexington, SC. paced show. Those themes presented will closing a chapter of their collegiate careers She is representative of all 25 Tiger Band be from such favorite cartoons as The Flint- at today's game. 1 Tiger Band Seniors (L-R): ROW : Darlene Kilby, Susan Sherard, Martha Figer, Anne Townley, Julis Hanvey, Deanna Taylor, Maureen Maney, Penni Black, Susan Moore, James Klett, Paige Hudson. ROW 2: Mary Fay, Andy Thomas, Scott Tollison, Steve Hall, Laura Caldwell, Scott Mims, Susan Lampe. ROW 3: David Price, Marie Boatman, James Davis, Craig BeVler, Billy Stein, Guy Meador, Michael Connally. '89 Clemson Football 105 Burning fossil fuels to heat In some offices, a flick of New building materials are buildings and to generate the light switch means more energy efficient from electricity is a big cause illuminating an entire point of manufacture to of the "greenhouse effect." floor— not just one bulb. installation and use. And So energy efficiency in Same thing with heating computers can now monitor buildings — where 30 and air conditioning. electrical usage, tempera- percent of energy is con- ture, ventilation and indoor But technology can help sumed — is a top environ- air pollution levels — change that. mental concern. . even down to an area as technologically innovative Clemson architects now Clemson University . . small as an individual and environmentally learn to use natural lighting learning, understanding work space. sensitive. He has even and the latest technology to and teaching about our developed a new graduate save energy and reduce environment. At Clemson, architecture curriculum incorporating pollution. professor Marty Davis is environmental issues into teaching students to design architectural education. buildings that are both WhatHasMore Acceleration, ThanTlie Qemscm'Dgers? In a word, nothing. Go get 'em,Tigers. O TheHondal^ealersQfTheCaiDlinas. Senior Sponsors Beth Seavey Jodi Pearson Jolanda Warren Mary Catherine Hudson for for for for Jody Bradham Joe Cobb Chip Davis Scott Davis Julie Johnson Vicki Fulton Karen Klein Karen Bobo for for for for Bruce Dixon Wayne Harps Jim Lilly Dorian Mariable Teresa Chavous Jill Whited Tonya Thompson Paige Holt Heather Taylor for for for for for Wesley McFadden Chris Morocco Hank Phillips Mark Speir Jeff Taylor Veronica Roseborough Sommer Thompson Miyoshi West Dav/n DonatutI Paula Williams for for for for for Vince Taylor Carey Palmer Fernandez West Ron Wessinger Jerome Williams '89 Clemson Football 109 The Last Word By Bob Bradley Clemson would play in its first bowl game at the end of the season and that Coach Jess Neely Fifty years ago this past Thursday, the Clem- would move on to Rice, where he would remain son football team went to Annapolis and head man for 27 years. defeated Navy, 15-7. It was a key victory in this It was always a rock in Neely's craw for landmark season. Those accomplishments of anyone to refer to his first seven seasons as 1939 are being honored In Death Valley today. "Neely's Seven Lean Years" because in his Much of Clemson's recent success is tied to fourth year and his final six, Neely had winning 1939. teams. It might seem ironic that Neely's first win- The irony about this Navy victory was that the ning season, 1934, was the year that IPTAY was Tigers pulled off the coup without the services founded. Neely had asked for $10,000 from Navy at Annapolis, then went back to the na- of Ail-American tailback Banks McFadden, who IPTAY. tion's capitol the next Saturday and downed did not even make the trip because of a leg But Neely fought adversity with slow and well George Washington, 13-6. infection. thought-out solutions. How many coaches today The second and final home game against the another remarkable thing about the could win 36 games in six seasons with only 14 Maybe Deacons drew 12,000 people. It must have been Navy win was that it came nine days after Clem- out of 56 games played at home? Only once did quite a show. "Scoop" Latimer, late sports editor son had defeated South Carolina, 27-0, at the Clemson play as many as four games at home of The Greenville News, wrote as his lead: State Fair and the Tigers had a chance to be a during Neely's stay and only twice were there "Ole Roman chariot races, the Kentucky Der- little 'flat' or maybe without the T for the Middies. three home games in a year. Thirteen of the 56 by, the Indianapolis Speedway and other epics That win over the Naval Academy gave the games were played on neutral sites. of speed were feeble gestures for producing '39 Tigers a modest 4-1 record. But Clemson would Even this team only played two games at thrills compared with the football circus Coach win its final four games (only nine games a home, opening the season with an 18-0 win over Jess Neely's Clemson Tigers staged to defeat played back then) and receive an Presbyterian, and then in the seventh game, season were the Wake Forest Demon Deacons ... invitation to play in the fourth annual Cotton Bowl downing Wake Forest 20-7. "Neely's Greater Combined Shows, exhibiting in Dallas. With the exception of the Tulane loss, the magicians, dazzling serialists, spectacular jug- Oddly enough, the only loss of the season was Tigers were only behind twice during the entire glers, flying phantoms and a wild animal act of a 7-6 squeaker to Tulane in New Orleans. And season, and there was one tie, although it didn't many observers say that is where McFadden last long. 1939 Clemson Roster made the All-America team on his punting ex- Players went both ways, and only gave up 45 No Name Pos Hometown hibition, especially on his quick kicks from the points in the 10 games, counting the Cotton single-wing tailback position. He averaged over Bowl. 20 Clayton Carglll B Columbia. SC 43 yards a kick in 12 boots that afternoon. In the third game, the Tigers defeated N.C. 21 George Cogswell B Charleston, SC 22 Charlie B Abbeville, But starting out with a 1-1 record after two State, 25-6, in Charlotte with the 'Pack's lone Timmons SC 24 Joe Blalock E Charleston, SC games, few would even hazard a guess that score coming in the final period. Clemson played 25 Bru Trexler B Greenville, SC 26 Aubrey Rion B Columbia, SC 27 James Parker B Hartsville, SC 28 Joe Payne B Greenville, SC 30 Shad Bryant B Carthage, TN 31 Ed McLendon T Memphis, TN 32 Ed Maness B Georgetown, SC 33 Ray Hamer T Clio, SC 34 Ernest Edwards B Columbia, SC 36 Roy Pearce G Columbia, SC 37 Russell Abee B Hickory, NC 38 Joe Richardson C Georgetown, SC 40 Frank Deitz G Hickory, NC 45 Carroll Hambright B Greenville, SC 46 Norwood McElveen B Columbia, SC 47 Wister Jackson E Starr, SC 48 Bob Sharpe C Abbeville, SC 49 Steve Moore B Rock Hill, SC 50 Stanley Lancaster C Spartanburg, SC 51 Walter OkurowskI E Arlington, NJ 52 Tom Moorer G Charleston, SC 53 Carl Black E Ward, SC 54 Bill Hall T Charleston, SC 55 Ray Hunter B Ellenton, SC 56 Jim Blessing E Kingsport, TN 57 Charles Tisdale G Bryson City, NC 58 Jim Pasley E Alexander City, AL 59 George Floyd B Conway, SC 60 Hugh Jameson T Easley, SC 61 George Fritts G Lenoir City, TN 62 Calloway Stanford B Atlanta, GA 63 Walter Cox G Belton, SC 64 Embody Calvin T Summitt Hill, PA 66 Banks McFadden G Great Falls, SC 67 Wade Padgett G Columbia, SC The coaching staff of Frank Howard, Bob Jones, Joe Davis and Jess Neely led Clemson to its first bowl game 50 years ago. 110 Clemson Football '89 1 1939 — A Season To Remember Date Score W-L Site Opponent Notes Sept. 23 18-0 W H Presbyterian McFadden gained 173 yards in just 15 rushes, including a 90-yard jaunt Sept. 30 6-7 L A Tuiane McFadden averaged 43 yards on 12 punts, but Clemson gained just 135 yards in total of- fense to 337 for Tuiane Oct. 7 25-6 W N1 N.C. State Charlie Timmons rushed for 86 yards and Bru Trexler scored two TDs Oct. 19 27-0 W H S. Carolina Clemson outgained the Gamecocks 402 to 90 as McFadden threw for 85 yards and rushed for 76 in 14 attempts. Oct. 26 15-7 w A Navy Shad Bryant rushed for just 34 yards in nine attempts, but had a 40-yard TD run. Nov. 3 13-6 w A George Wash. Shad Bryant rushed for 127 yards and a touchdown Nov. 11 20-7 w H Wal Jan. 1 6-3 W N2 Boston College Charlie Timmons picked up 1 15 yards rushing and scored the game's only TD. N1 = Charlotte, NC N2 = Dallas, TX highly trained Tigers, kept the throng spell- in the Cotton Bowl before Charlie Timmons will be harder, runs will be longer, pass recep- bound through the tensity of one of the great scored a touchdown for a 6-3 halftime lead and tions will be more spectacular and punt and gridiron performances of all time. These superb the same final score. kickoff returns will be more dashing. feats of magic, skill, speed and power all entered There were many stars on this team — In all probability, the first liar won't have a into this presentation of football at its best — a McFadden, Blalock, Walter Cox, Timmons, chance. But what difference does that make? truly colossal production." George Fritts, Shad Bryant, Bob Sharpe, Joe The memories are there to be recalled, good, Clemson scored two touchdowns and Wake Payne, Tom Moorer, Carl Black, Bill Hall, Chip- bad or otherwise. Forest one in a span of about 10 minutes in the py Maness, Aubrey Rion, Charlie Tisdale, Hugh This 1939 team being honored and recogniz- second quarter as Tiger-Deacon-Tiger scored. Jameson, Bru Trexler — among them. ed today did something no other Clemson team Clemson added another score in the final stan- They suddenly found themselves — a group will ever match ... it played in and won the za. Latimer said: "The nerve-racked fans, slow of players from small town environments, play- school's first post-season bowl game. Fourteen to leave the field, had seen the Tigers triumphant ing big time football. And Neely rewarded the other teams have followed suit, but being the first in one of the greatest shows the gridiron could team for its efforts by taking all 51 players to in anything is always something special. possibly offer." At one time in his story, Latimer Dallas for the game. The band and nationally- Gentlemen, to you, just a plain ole Clemson said the Tigers gave the customers $50 worth famous Senior Platoon Drill Team also made the thanks. of thrills for each $2 ticket. trip. The team rode the train to Dallas. Others Clemson went to Memphis and took care of went in a motorcade. Southwestern, 21-6, which is what the half-time While in Dallas for the bowl game, talk was score was, and then found itself behind 3-0 at rampant that Neely would leave Clemson for the halftime against Furman in Greenville, only to head coaching job at Rice. Bill Sullivan was the come back with a touchdown in each of the final publicity man for Frank Leahy and he related to two periods to win, 14-7. The Tigers also found me several years ago that he was in the hotel themselves behind 3-0 against Boston College room in Dallas when Neely told a small group that he would definitely take the Rice offer. Frank Howard, who was Neely's line coach, spoke up and said: "Well, I'm not going with you." And according to Sullivan, Neely said: "I hadn't planned to ask you." When we confronted Howard with this, he denied it and said that J.C. Littlejohn, Clemson business manager, had promised him the Clem- son head coaching job if Neely left. We prefer to believe the Sullivan version. Sullivan, inciden- tally, is the same Sullivan who, up until two years ago, owned the New England Patriots and Sullivan Stadium at Foxboro, Mass. Regardless, Howard's tenure at Clemson was a history-making 30 years, Neely stayed at Rice' 27 years and each man enjoyed individual and collective successes. But for that 1939 team that played in Clem- son's first bowl game nearly 50 years ago, to- day's reunion will be one where every down of that season could probably be re-played without a miss. The players, in their minds, will be bet- Shad Bryant stiil holds the career ter today than they weie 50 years ago, tackles Clemson Fritts was an All-Southern performer. punt return record. Clemson Football '89 Ill We've Got The Best Service Around These Parts CARQUEST . . . Over 250 Auto Parts Stores serving the Carolinas, Virginia and Georgia. 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