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Today's Features Players and Coaches 6 Larry Ryans Alphabetical Roster, Clemson 54 The native of Greenwood, SC, has con- Alphabetical Roster. Opponents 59 Assistant quered many hurdles in his Clemson career, both Coaches, Clemson 13 10 on and off the athletic field. Seldom does this two- Lineups 56 sport star take a day off Meet the Tigers 33 49 Helpful Tigers Numerical Roster, Clemson 56 The Clemson football program gives time to Numerical Roster, Opponents 57 underprivileged youngsters from time to time. It is Opponent Players 74 difficult to tell who enjoys the experience most. Statistics 2 51 John Harris Strength Coaches 65 Tiger Clemson's starting center has labored for Rookies 37 five years at various positions, but finally is num- ber-one on the depth chart. It is just one of many The Departments landmark accomplishments for Harris in 1992. 60 Academic All-Amencans 45 ACC Schedule 28 If you are having trouble figuring out the Another Rock? Alma Mater 50 postseason picture, turn to page 60. Some real Atlantic Coast Conference 23 life examples might help you understand the new Athletic Staff 31 postseason system in . Band Feature 64 63 Andy Pujats 1992 Program Committee Board of Trustees 17 Clemson has had an outstanding soccer Chairman: Len Gough Bowl Schedule 43 program for many years. All-American senior Editor: Tim Bourret Cheerleaders 50 Coaches, All-Sports defender Andy Pujats hopes to help Clemson Assistant Editor: Annabelle Vaughan 21 Courtesy Vehicle Donors 42 continue that outstanding tradition Program Staff: Sam Blackman, Sanford Rogers, Emergency Services 67 77 Northport Tigers Annie Verhoven, Heather Czeczok, Chris Metzler, Future Schedules 25 Believe it or not, there is another football Beth Mclnnis, Brett Sowell, Gail Moose and Bob IPTAY 27 in this country that rock team uses a as pregame Bradley IPTAY Officers 46 inspiration. Printing: Electric City Printing Company of Ander- Managers 36 107 Great Games in Death Valley son, SC Medical Staff 29 Memorial Here is the first of a series that takes a look On the Cover: Clemson senior Larry Ryans is Stadium 70 NFL Honors by Tigers 66 at the greatest Clemson victories in Death Valley one of the finest all-around athletes to perform for Official's Signals 68 over the last 50 years. This week's game reviews the Tigers in any sport over the last tew years. He Opponent Schedules 97 the 1966 aerial thriller with Virginia. has already been a part of six ACC championship Photo of the Week 53 109 Clemson, SC teams, is a five-time All-American in track and is Radio Network 38 Today is City of Clemson Day in Death in his third full season as a feared receiver and Game Records 101 Valley. There is much more to do in this area than kickoff return man on the Tiger football team. Stadium Information 19 attend a Clemson football game six times a year. Football cover photo by Jim Moriarty, track Stadium Records 72 111 Tigers in the Pros cover photo by C.W. Pack. Strength All-Americans 65 Trainers Dillard Pruitt not only played in the Master's Interior Photos: Jim Moriarty, Bob Waldrop, 73 University Feature 105 this year, he excelled, earning a 1 3th place finish Vern Verna, Scotl Harke, Rob Biggerstaff, Ben University President 9 This former Tiger, who still follows the Tigers, is Hendricks, Dave Lewis, Patrick Wright, C.W. Vickery Hall 102 now an established member of the PGA Tour. Pack Sports, Eddie Cliffe, Mark Houde

Clemson Schedule

Sept. 5 Ball State 1 :00 PM Sept. 12 Florida State 7:30 PM Sept. 26 at Ga. Tech 12:10PM Oct. 3 UT-Chatt. 1:00 PM Oct. 10 at Virginia 1:00 PM Oct. 17 Duke 1:00 PM Oct. 24 at N.C. State 1:00 PM Oct. 31 at W.Forest 1:00 PM Nov 7 North Carolina 1:00 PM Nov. 14 at Maryland 12:10PM Nov. 21 South Carolina 1:00 PM

Ball State Schedule

Sept. 5 at Clemson 1:00 PM Sept. 12 at Kansas 1:00 PM Sept. 19 at Kent State 1:00 PM Sept. 26 Miami (OH) 1:30 PM Oct. 3 at W 1:00 PM Oct. 10 E. Michigan 1:30 PM Oct. 17 Akron 1:30 PM Oct. 24 C. Michigan 1:30 PM Oct. 31 at Ohio 1:00 PM Nov 7 Toledo 1:30 PM Nov 14 at Bowl. Green 1:30 Clemson begins its second 50 years in Death Valley this afternoon against Ball State. PM

'92 lemson I ootball Today's Game

By Tim Bourret , Wayne Simmons, Jamison Temples, and James Trapp. Famous Ball State Alumni

Clemson Graduates Here is a list of the best records among David Host of "Late Night with A record five members of the Clemson foot- current senior classes across the country: — David Letterman" on NBC television. ball team already have received their under- Joyce DeWitt Accomplished entertainer graduate degrees. The list includes starters Rk Team Record Pet — who starred in sydicated television series Wayne Simmons (OLB, financial management), 1. Miami (FL) 33-3-0 .917 "Three's Comany" Al Richard (DT, management) and John Harris 2. Fresno State 29-5-1 .843 Jim Davis Famed cartoonist who created (C, PRTM), and reserve Alex Dial (OG, Manage- 3. Colorado 30-5-2 .838 — "Garfield the Cat". ment). Dial is out for the season due to knee Florida State 31-6-0 .838 Tim Brown Former pro football player with problems. 5. 30-6-0 .833 — the in the 1960s who Four Tigers graduated on August 9, just two 6. Clemson 29-6-1 .819 played Spearchucker Jones in the orginal days before the commencement of fall football 7. Notre Dame 31-7-0 .816 M*A*S*H movie. practice. Roger Hutchins, the starting snapper 8. Tennessee 29-6-2 .811 Merv Rettenmund Longtime major leaguer on this year's team, earned his degree in textile 9. Michigan 29-7-0 .806 — with the Baltimore Orioles who is the hitting management this past May. 10. Nebraska 28-7-1 .792 instructor for the San Diego Padres and Na- Simmons is ranked 1 1 th in Clemson history in 11. Alabama 28-8-0 .778 tional League Triple Crown candidate Gary sacks (11) and tackles for loss (25) 12. Penn State 28-8-1 .770 Sheffield. Rettenmund still holds Ball State entering the 1992 season. Richard, who has 13. Brigham Young 28-9-2 .744 football record for yards per carry (7.6) for a seven career starts entering 1992, is the only 14. A&M 27-9-1 .743 career. returning defensive lineman with three varsity Florida 26-9-0 .743 Arthur Johnson Brigadier General in the letters. Harris is in his first year as a starter, but — United States Air Force. has played 36 snaps over the last two Clemson Ball State Scouting Report Kent Nelson Chief Executive Officer of bowl games. This will be the first meeting between Clemson — United Parcel Service. and Ball State on the gridiron. In fact Ball State Brian Tennyson Touring PGA player. Clemson Seniors is just the second team from the midwest to face — Clemson has 22 seniors on the 1992 team. Clemson in Death Valley. Notre Dame, also from

The group enters the 1 992 season with a 29-6-1 , is the only other school from a midwestern Henry Hall, a second-team All-MAC choice record in its first three years, the sixth best record state to travel South to play at Clemson. This will last year at defensive end, had 1 8 tackles for loss in college football. An 1 1-win season would tie also be Clemson's first meeting anywhere against last year to lead the team and has started 33 this class with the Clemson senior group of 1 990 a team from the Mid-American Conference. straight games. He was also over 1 00 tackles last as the winningest class in ACC football history. The Cardinals have ranked in the top 20 in the year (109) and has 229 for his career. Dan The 1 990 Clemson seniors led by John Johnson, nation in total defense five of the last seven years, Stonefield, another starting linebacker, had 20 Vance Hammond and Stacy Long had a 40-8 and that could again be their strength this year. stops against Miami (OH) in 1990 and finished career record, the only ACC class in history with Defensively, Ball State returns eight starters plus 1991 with 96 stops. He is a former high school 40 wins over a four-year period. one part-time starter that helped that defense teammate of Parris. The consistent Blaine The members of Clemson's 1992 seniors rank 1 1th in the nation last year. Bishop leads the secondary. He has had 85 and include Norris Brown, William Buford, Paul Each of the top four tacklers return for Ball 84 tackles, respectively, the last two seasons. Caputo, Richard Cassidy, Lance Easton, Butch State, including Mark Parris, an inside linebacker Offensively, Ball State returns a 1 , 000-yard Fewster, Jeff Fortner, Eric Geter, Howard Hall, who ranked sixth in the nation in tackles last year rusher, a quarterback who completed 63 percent Les Hall, Rudy Harris, Brian Hunter, Roger with 1 67. He also had 1 6 tackles behind the line of his passes, and a receiver who averaged more Hutchins, KenzilJack- son, Robert of scrimmage and was named the team's MVP catches per game than Clemson's Terry Smith. O'Neal, Erik last year. The native of Lawrenceburg, IN had a Not bad for a team that talks about its defense as Richard, career high of 22 tackles against Miami (OH) last the hallmark of a program that is 28-1 5-2 over the season and had six tackles for loss in a game last four years, the best record of any Mid-Ameri- against Central Michigan. can team. Corey Croom set a school record last year with 291 carries for 1053 yards. The All-MAC

back was 27th in the nation in rushing last year

1 career yards. Neu, who has Clemson Preseason All-Americans and has 568 Mike started 17 games the last two years, completed *Robert O'Neal, FS—First-team by Sporting 141-225 passes last year for 1,491 yards. That News, Pro Football Weekly, Don Heinrich, Athlon percent completion mark is one of the best in and Football News 63 school history. He threw for 332 yards, a career *Stacy Seegars, OG— First team by College & high, against MAC champion Bowling Green last Pro Football News Weekly and third-team by Foot- year as he hit on 25-37 passes. ball News Two of Notre Dame's top in its "Brentson Buckner.MG—Second-team by Pro history, Luther Bradley (who played against Football Weekly and NCAA Preview, third-team by in 1977) and Dave Duerson (Super Lindy's Clemson Bowl champion with Bears and Giants) grew up *Rudy Harris, FB—Second-team by NCAA Pre- in Muncie, IN, the home of Ball State. A decade view, Third-team by Lindy's later, Ball State has returned the favor, as top *Terry Smith, WR—Second-team by Pro Foot- Cardinals , Mike LeSure, is from ball Weekly, fourth-team by Football News South Bend, IN, the home of the Fighting Irish. *Eric Geter, CB—Third-team by Pro Football Weekly LeSure had 49 receptions last year for 629 yards and has 78 career catches, just eight fewer than *Wayne Simmons, OLB—Fourth-team by Sport- Clemson star, Terry Smith. Stacy Seegars ing News 1992 COACH HATFIELD TV SHOW LINEUP

WSPA Spartanburg Sunday 8:30 am WBTW Florence Sunday 11:30 pm WOLO Columbia Sunday 12 noon WCSC Charleston Sunday 12 noon WJBF Augusta Sunday 2:30 pm SportSouth Monday 9:30 pm

opener since 1 988, as the Tigers have registered wins of 34-0 over Appalachian State, 59-0 over Long Beach State and 30-0 over Furman in each of the last three years. , a 40-7 loser

to Clemson in the opener of 1 988, is the last team Four Tigers earned their undergraduate degrees on August 9, two days before practice began. to score against Clemson in the first game. The Left to Right: John Harris, Wayne Simmons, Alex Dial and Al Richard. Tigers downed Western Carolina, 43-0 in 1987. Clemson Update The fullback position is led by Howard Hall. Overall, Clemson is 71-17-8 in the season Clemson and Miami (FL) are the only pro- Paul Caputo and Marrio Grier. Rudy Harris, the opener for its previous 96 seasons of football, a

grams in the nation that have had two losses or second leading rusher in 1990 and the third 78 percent mark. Clemson last lost an opener in

, sit first 1 20- less for six straight seasons. If Clemson is to stay leading ground gainer in 1 991 will out the 986 when Virginia Tech downed the Tigers

in that kind of company in 1992 the Tigers must three games due to an NCAA suspension. Hall 1 4 in Death Valley. Clemson has won 1 2 of its last get some outstanding play from newcomers to and Caputo both have starting experience, while 14 openers and eight of its last nine. the lineup. Most football prognosticators feel the Grier is one of the most highly regarded freshmen Tigers can continue this nearly unparalleled level on the Clemson roster. Fifteen Straight at Home

of consistency, as Clemson is nearly a consen- Clemson has ranked in the top 1 2 in the nation Coach Ken Hatfield has not suffered a defeat sus top 20 preseason selection. in total defense five straight seasons, including in Death Valley in his two years as Clemson head the top five in the country three straight years. At coach. He has a 12-0-1 record in his two seasons Clemson in the Preseason Polls least at the beginning of the season, Clemson will with the only blemish being a 20-20 tie with 8th—Pro Football Weekly not be as deep defensively as it has been in Virginia last year. 10th— Inside Sports recent years. Still, there are many top first-line Clemson has actually gone 15 straight with- 12th— Street & Smith; Don Heinrich players ready to show the newcomers the ropes. out a loss dating back to a 30-14 Georgia Tech 13th— Peterson; Lindy's; USA Today; On the defensive front, Brentson Buckner has victory in 1 989. This is the second longest Clemson Associated Press moved to middle guard and is ready to continue unbeaten streak in Death Valley's 50-year history 15th—NCAA Preview Clemson's outstanding tradition of players at that and it ties for the second longest home unbeaten 16th —Sporting News; Football News, position. In the first scrimmage of the year the streak in Clemson history overall. UPI native of Columbus, GA had four tackles for loss. The Tiger seniors of the 1 984 football season 17th—Game Plan; Gridiron Wayne Simmons and Ashley Sheppard might (Mike Eppley. William Perry, Dale Hatcher) lost 18th— Football Writers Association rank as the best outside linebacker combination just one home game in their four years, 22-21 19th— Football Digest; College & Pro in the country. Simmons is already in the top against South Carolina in 1984. Clemson had a Football News dozen in Clemson history in sacks and tackles for 23-0-2 record between the final home game of loss, while Sheppard already has the Clemson 1980 and that loss to South Carolina in 1984.

Leading the way on will be wide mark for special teams tackles in a career. Only ties with Boston College and , receiver Terry Smith, Rodney Blunt Kenzil Jackson leads the inside linebackers. and Georgia kept the Tigers from a 25-game and offensive linemen Stacy Seegars and Les He ranked fourth on the team in stops last year home winning streak. Hall. Smith led the ACC in reception yardage last and is first among returning players. Robert O'Neal This is the 51st year of football in Death year and his 52 pass receptions ranked as the is the leader of the secondary and perhaps the Valley. In the first 50 years the Tigers have run up most by a Tiger since 1981. Blunt, a junior this entire defense. O'Neal has been first or second- a record of 170-62-7. a winning percentage of season, picked up 747 yards in 1991, including team AII-ACC in each of his first three years and 74.1 percent. Clemson has outscored the oppo- an average of 91 .2 yards a game over the last six could become the first Tiger to make an AII-ACC sition 5935-3079 over the years in games played regular season contests. team four straight seasons. He is already ranked at Death Valley. In other words, the average Seegars and Hall lead one of the largest in the top 10 in Clemson history in score of a Clemson game at Memorial Stadium offensive lines in the nation, perhaps the largest and passes broken up. over the years is Clemson 25, opposition 13. 245-87-15. in football. Clemson's Orange People Movers Overall, the Tigers are a 72.8 average 301 pounds from tackle to tackle, the Tigers in Openers winning percentage in home games in its 96-year largest group of starters in Clemson history. Clemson has the third best record in college history. This includes play in Death Valley, Bow- Seegars, a preseason All-American, is 320 football over the last five years and getting off to man Field (in front of Tillman Hall) and Riggs Field pounds, the largest guard in Clemson history. He a good start is part of the reason. In the last five (current Soccer Stadium). Clemson played at played more snaps than any other Tiger last year season openers Clemson has registered four Bowman Field between 1 898 (no home games in 206-7. (808). Hall, played nearly 500 snaps as a part- shutouts and outscored the opposition 1896 and 1897) and 1914 and at Riggs Field time starter at tackle. At 6-7. he is the tallest Clemson has not been scored on in the season between 1915-41.

tackle in Clemson history. is list of Clemson's longest home unbeaten streaks in history, regardless of home site. Larry Ryans is an all-around performer who Here a might be the most under-rated wide receiver in Start of Streak End of Streak the ACC. while quarterback Richard Moncrief is No Record 23-0-2 27-6 vs. S. Carolina 1984, 22-21 vs. S. Carolina ready to take over the leadership of the offense 25 1980 14-0-1 30-10 vs. N.C. St. Still Active after serving a two-year apprenticeship to 15 1989, DeChane Cameron, the winningest quarterback 15 13-0-2 1927, 0-0 tie vs. Presbyterian 1931, 12-0, vs. Oglethorpe 11 11-0-0 1937, 46-0 vs. Presbyterian 1942, 7-0, G. Washington in Clemson history. Moncrief runs the option with 9-0-1 68-7 21-0, Auburn dexterity and could be the top rushing quarter- 10 1918. vs. Furman 1920, 10 10-0-0 1949. 33-20 vs. Duquesne 1952, 14-7, Villanova back in the ACC this year.

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by Annabelle Vaughan for football." first All-America hurdler, Ryans has won You see, as soon as the NCAA Outdoor five ACC Championships, two in the 110- Late this summer, while the whole world Championships were over meter high hurdles, one in the 55 meter high watched (or at least those who weren't on June 6, Larry Ryans, hurdler hurdles, and twice with the 4x100 meter watching the Braves sweep the Reds), the extraordinare, became Larry Ryans, wide relay squad. He was a vital part of the United States Olympic team brought home receiver on a mission. And as the Tigers Tigers' second-place finish at the 1992 more medals that any U.S. team ever had take the field today to open the 1992 cam- NCAA Indoor Track and Field Champion- during a non-boycotted Olympic year. A paign, Ryans may be the most determined ships, as he finished fifth in the 55mHH. He large portion of that medal total was won player on the field. "My goals are football," has run four of the top five times in Clemson through the efforts of the U.S. Track and he says. "I love track, but football is my history in the 1 1 meter event, including the

sport. It would have Field unit. bothered me to be Clemson record of 1 3.61 , and he also holds

Four-time Clemson All-America hurdler running track in August because I wouldn't the Clemson and ACC indoor record in the

Larry Ryans watched with interest as many have been preparing for what I wanted to 55 meter hurdles at 7. 1 2, a mark that ranks of the athletes he has competed against ran do. The Olympics come around every four 31st on the all-time world list and was the to victory. Ryans himself had qualified for years, but I only get this senior football second fastest time run in the nation in the Olympic Trials, but a knee injury that season one time in my life. I want to be 1 992. He was a member of the 4x1 00 meter worsened during the latter part of the out- ready for it." relay squad that finished second in the door track season forced him to undergo In order to get ready for this once-in-a- nation at the 1991 NCAA outdoor meet. arthroscopic surgery just a week or two lifetime opportunity, Ryans spent the sum- Pretty impressive statistics for someone's before the trials began, and he was unable mer rehabilitating his knee, running, catch- "secondary" sport. to compete in New Orleans. There was no ing, lifting, and most importantly, concen- With all of the success that Ryans has guarantee that Ryans would have made the trating. "As soon as the track season ended enjoyed on the track, there are many self- squad, but because he couldn't in June, my total concentration went to proclaimed experts who think that Ryans compete. ..well, who knows? football. I want to stay focussed on what I'm should focus all of his attentions on his track So, did the Greenwood, SC, native sit doing and be ready when the time comes for career. Clemson head track coach Bob and watch the with a feel- me to do something. I'm coming to play Pollock disagrees. "Larry has been a vital ing of disappointment? Did all of the "what- every game. Whenever something hap- part of our track team for the last three if's" keep running through his mind? Ryans pens, I'm going to be in the mix. I want to years," says the 1 992 NCAA indoor national

laughs. "If I had been in Barcelona, I prob- have something to do with every good thing Coach-of-the-Year. "I don't think football ably would have have been thinking about that happens. I want to prove that I can be has done anything but help him when it vital football. I would be over there thinking, Tm a part of this offense and this entire comes to track. It helps keep him in shape not lifting any weights, I'm not catching any team." and it is something that he loves to do. passes, I'm not doing anything to get ready In track, Ryans has been a vital part of When it comes to football, Larry is single-

five ACC Championship teams. Clemson's minded in his pursuit of that sport. When it

comes to track, he is single-minded there. I don't think the track coaching staff or the football coaching staff have any complaints there." And even though he has missed most of the last three spring practices because of track, the Clemson football staff agrees with Pollock. "Track has given Larry a dimen- sion that we can't teach him: speed," says wide receiver coach Richard Wilson. "We can teach him everything he needs to know about being a wide receiver, but we can't teach him that. He has missed most of spring practice each year, but with his work ethic, he can catch up on learning the foot- ball. It's his speed that makes him better than the average receiver."

"I think some people think I would be

better at track if I didn't play football and

some people think I would be better at

football if I didn't run track," Ryans says. "I

think I'm doing fine and I'm doing what I want to do. I'm doing fine in track and I'm doing fine in football. Track is more of an

individual sport, so I have had the opportu-

nity to let loose and do what I know I can do.

It's more fun because you get to make more of your own decisions as to how you are going to train and how you are going to

compete. As far as football goes, I haven't Football gets Ryans's 100 percent focus from June to January and track has been his focus really been put in the situation where I can the other six months. Seldom does he have an off-season. "

just let loose. I'm hoping this year I can be run a kickoff return." And there is another put in that situation." person Ryans thinks is just crazy enough to Perhaps Ryans hasn't "let loose" the return kicks with him - his roommate, track way he wants to, but he played an important teammate, and football teammate, James role on the Tigers' 1991 ACC Champion- Trapp, the only 10-time track Ail-American ship team (giving Ryans six ACC team in Clemson history. championship rings for those who are count- "Trapp can't catch a pass," Ryans laughs, ing). He was the second-leading receiver "but he could catch a kickoff. And once he

and started every game for the offense that caught it, I don't know if anyone could catch

ranked second in Clemson history in total him. It would be great to returns kicks with

offense per game and led the ACC. He was Trapp because I would go out on a limb for

also the Tigers' leading kickoff returner and him and I know he would go out on a limb for was fourth on the team in all-purpose run- me. We're used to running with each other." ning. In the Tigers' loss to Georgia last (On the 4x100 meter relay, Ryans usually season, he indeed "let loose", as he com- hands off to Trapp.) piled 191 yards in all-purpose rushing when Ryans' friendship with Trapp is another he had five receptions for 95 yards and a reason why he has no regrets about com- and returned three kickoffs for peting in both sports. "During our freshman 96 yards. year, we got to be good friends in the track But Ryans wants more. He wants to be season and we have been roommates ever Ryans has been an ACC Champion in football more than just a "fine" football player. "Last since. We are a lot alike on the inside, even and track during his Clemson career. He is the year was one of frustration for me," he though on the outside, we might be totally first All-America hurdler in Tiger history. remembers. "I always expected to play a different. When we get in situations, he

big part in the games, and then after the might be on one extreme and I might be on

complish during his track career? "Well I games, I neverfelt like I had done enough to the other extreme, and when we get to- haven't any national championships help the team. won gether, it's just right. We compete against One reason Ryans feels he hasn't been yet," he says with a smile. "My knee really each other because he's a DB and we

the best he could be on the football field is bothered me this year, and I probably compete with each other on the relay in

shouldn't have even run outdoors. It wasn't because the wide receiver position is still track. He always says I can't beat him on

too bad when I was running the hurdles, but relatively new to him. He was slated to be the football field, and I say I can, so there is

a receiver during his senior season at Green- when I ran on the relay and haa to run those always a competition between us. But we wood High School, but a broken collarbone tight curves, it gave me a fit. Next year, help each other out in both football and track

kept him out of action for a major portion of hopefully, I will be at full strength for track and just in life." the year. He began his Clemson career at too. When Clemson's track season ended in

defensive back, where he played sparingly "In football, I think that in every situation June, Trapp headed to New Orleans and

as a true freshman, recording 10 tackles that comes up, I can say I've been there then to Barcelona. But what did Ryans do and breaking up two passes in 76 plays. He before. Next year in track it will be the with the two months that he has off from

same. I used to look at the guys I began the 1 990 campaign playing tailback, was active competition? "I got bored!" he says. running against and say, 'Wow, that's so- but moved over to wideout as the season "Everybody always asks me how I can go

and-so and that's so-and-so,' and I would got underway. full speed all year round, and it is hard.

just be amazed that I was actually compet- "I lost so much time changing positions," Sometimes I get so tired I feel like I can't do

ing against them. But now I look at them and says Ryans. "I can't complain because I just anything or think about anything. I just have say, 'Hey, it's not going to be too much wanttohelpthe team and I knowthecoaches to crawl in bed and sleep for a whole day.

longer before I beat them.'" were looking for the spot where I could play But I have to be competing. I don't know Wide receiver is the position that Ryans the most. But I have had to not only learn the what I would do in the offseason if I wasn't physical aspects of all three positions, but has always wanted to play, mainly because running track." the mental aspects too. I've only played his uncle, John Gilliam, was a wide receiver So even though the 1991 season was receiver two good years. for the as Ryans was somewhat frustrating for Ryans on the foot- "I to like "I'm just getting comfortable being a re- growing up. always wanted be ball field and he didn't accomplish all of his him," Ryans remembers. "He comes to the ceiver. I pretty much knew what to do when goals in track, does he have any regrets? big games and gives me advice now that I'm it "Its I moved over, was just that when other turned out great," he says enthusiasti- playing wide receiver. He tells me things I'm receivers had been in a certain situation cally. "In football, I'm playing where I want doing wrong. My parents also come to all 10,000 times, it was my first time in that to play and I'm at the point where I think l can the football games, and my dad comes to really situation. I knew what to do, there were just make some positive things happen.

almost every track meet I ever run in, so my so many situations I hadn't been in yet. This I'm doing well in track, even though I haven't family supports me in both sports year I year, I think I've been in most of the situa- accomplished my ultimate goals. have round." tions that can come up, so I hope I will finally been an All-American and an ACC Cham- One way in which Ryans has been able get my chance." pion and I hold a couple of records. I'm he learns in track and apply it Ryans scoffs at the idea that his disap- to take what doing well in school too, which is another to the gridiron is when it comes to returning pointment in football may be exacerbated top priority. Everything turned out right. kicks. He hopes that this year he will be by the success he has enjoyed in track. "I Everything is how I want it to be. ..or at least more of a factor when it comes to returning I its it don't think I'm a perfectionist. I know can't going in the right direction. How turns kicks for the Tigers. But he doesn't think I is yet to be perfect and I don't want to be perfect. out be seen." that his track speed is his biggest asset I don't think I did everything could have when it comes to that portion of his game. "I done in track either. I wasn't the best I could

don't like to go . I don't like to get my be in either sport, and I shouldn't be satis-

uniform dirty, so I definitely don't like to get fied until I am the best." And what else does Ryans want to ac- tackled. You just have to be a little crazy to

'92 lemson I ootball 7 Team.

Nothing beats the great taste of Hardee's Big Deluxe™ Burger teamed up with hot fries and an ice-cold drink.

Hatderi: Dr. Max Lennon

Clemson University President Max The Clemson president has been efit rural areas. In 1988, he was ap-

Lennon's ambition is to be president of active in a number of civic and profes- pointed to the U.S. Department of the nation's top technologically-oriented sional groups, ranging from the local Ro- Agriculture's Policy Advisory Committee land grant university. And he doesn't plan tary Club and Chamber of Commerce to for Science and Education Research to leave campus to achieve that goal. the Board of Directors of EARTH in Costa Grants Program by Secretary of Agricul- Because that's the vision Lennon has for Rica, which through education and in- ture Richard E. Lyng, and was a keynote Clemson: not to be "one of the best," but vestments aims to improve Third World speaker at the AgBiotech 88 interna- to be better at what it does than any other agriculture. tional conference in Washington. school. Lennon has served as chairman of Lennon also was appointed to chair a To achieve the vision, Lennon has the Foreign Assistance Act Committee of committee of top administrators and fed- brought the business world's concepts of the National Association of State Univer- eral officials from 1 1 universities across total quality management and strategic sities and Land-Grant Colleges the nation to work with congress on legis- planning to the academic arena. He (NASULGC), Chairman of the South Caro- lation relating to foreign assistance and hopes these concepts will help reduce lina Public Colleges and Universities international development. The commit- bureaucracy, increase involvement of stu- Council of Presidents, and member of tee is a project of the National Association dents, faculty and staff in the manage- the boards of the S.C. Research Author- of State Universities and land-grant col- ment of the university, increase diversity, ity, Greenville Urban League, Farm Foun- leges. and create an atmosphere of a commu- dation, Duke Power, First Union, and Lennon is married to Ruth Carter nity of scholars. Delta Woodside. Lennon. This past year, they joined an

"The vision statement that has In thefall of 1 987, Lennon was named elite group of people who can call them- emerged from the strategic planning pro- to the board of trustees of the Farm Foun- selves "Clemson Parents" when both chil- cess — to become the nation's leading dation, a national organization devoted to dren, Daniel Ray and Robin, received technologically-oriented land-grant uni- improving research and education to ben- degrees from the university. versity — sets a challenging course for this institution's development: to become the best in our league," he has said.

It is this commitment to excellence that has enabled Lennon to lead Clemson to new heights during his six years as president. The Lennon presidency has seen the completion of the most success- ful campaign in the university's, and the state's, history; unprecedented growth in research, topping $90 million in annual expenditures last year; and an ongoing program of campus revitalization that balances the university's desire for tech- nological excellence, cultural awareness, and historic preservation. Lennon came to Clemson from Ohio State University, where he had been presi- dent for agriculture administration and executive dean for agriculture, home eco- nomics and natural resources. He also served on the Ohio State Faculty Senate and co-chaired the Governor's Commis- sion on Agriculture. Previously, he had served as dean of the College of Agriculture at Ohio State, director of the Agricultural Experiment Station at the University of Missouri, and as associate dean and director of re- search in the College of Agricultural Sci- ences at Texas Tech University.

Lennon is a native of Columbus County, NC, and earned his bachelor's degree and doctorate from N.C. State University, where he began his teaching career.

lemson Football '92 Ken Hatfield

When Clemson recorded its 1991 victory over played in seven bowl games in a 1 0-year period, in the top three in the country in turnover margin,

Duke halfway around the world in Tokyo, Japan, and ranked in the final top-20 five times. As a including his 1 988 team that was first in the nation Tiger head coach Ken Hatfield celebrated not just head coach, he took a dormant Air Force pro- (Clemson was second that same year). Defen-

his first-ever Atlantic Coast Conference regular gram to a number-1 3 national ranking and a pair sively, his clubs have finished in the top 1 5 in the

season title, but also his 100th victory as a head of bowl wins. He continued to meet the chal- nation in rushing defense six of the last seven

coach. Even though Hatfield has been in coach- lenges at Arkansas, his alma mater, guiding the years. The Tigers were ranked first in the nation ing only since 1979, he has placed his name Razorbacks to back-to-back Southwest Confer- in total defense, second in rushing defense, and

among the top mentors in the nation. ence titles, something that had not been done at second in scoring defense at the end of the 1 990

Heading into the 1 992 season, Hatfield is tied Arkansas since Hatfield was a player. regular season. Clemson ranked first in the for third with Florida State's in Hatfield has had five 10-win seasons in his nation in rushing defense and fourth in total wins among active coaches who have coached at career and has accomplished that task at three defense in the 1991 season. different schools. He is the only active coach and Hatfield has coached in four major confer- a Division I school each of the last 10 years. He

posts a 92-28-2 record in that time frame. And one of just two in the history of the game to have ences and with independent schools, giving him Hatfield's .762 winning percentage over the last taken three different schools to a 10-win season. a diverse background in the finer points of the

to It is third 1 years ranks fourth among active coaches who Hatfield has taken his teams 10 consecu- game. one reason he was named the

tive post-season bowls, including January 1 ap- best teaching coach in college football by Inside have coached at Division I schools in each year of the last decade. pearances five of the last six years. He is one of Sports Magazine in 1990. When Hatfield took over the Clemson pro- just four active coaches to take a team to a bowl Hatfield began his coaching career immedi- In fall gram prior to the 1 990 season, he was faced with each of the last 10 years. He is in noteworthy ately after graduation. the of 1965, he the challenge of continuing the tradition of excel- company as the other members of that exclusive served as an assistant coach at Helena-West

lence set in the eighties (only Nebraska and club are (Nebraska), LaVell Helena High School in Arkansas. In 1966, he

Miami had fewer losses in that time frame than Edwards (BYU), and Bobby Bowden (Florida moved to West Point, where he served as fresh- Clemson). Hatfield has more than met the chal- State). man coach for two seasons.

lenge, posting a 1 9-4-1 mark for the Tigers in his Hatfield has an overall record of 100-53-3 After the two-year stint at Army, he served as

first two seasons. (.651), but he has won 78 percent of his games an assistant coach at Tennessee for three years

The victory over Illinois in the 1991 Hall of over the last eight seasons (84-23-2). At Arkan- ( 1 968-70). The Volunteers went to post-season

Fame Bowl made Hatfield the first Clemson coach sas, he posted a record of 55-17-1 over six bowls all three seasons (including two major

to win 10 games in his first year and his .833 seasons, a .760 winning percentage. That per- bowls), won a conference title and ranked in the

winning percentage is the best for a first-year centage is second best in Southwest Conference final top 20 of the AP poll all three seasons, ranking in 1970. Clemson coach since 1 900 when John Heisman history as only Darrell Royal (Texas 1957-76) including a number-four

In 1 , Hatfield stint at was 6-0. The 1 990 season included six wins over had a better percentage. 971 began a seven-year teams with winning records. Only national cham- The native of Helena, Arkansas, played in two the , spending four seasons pion Georgia Tech had more. bowl games with the Razorbacks, coached in

Hatfield was just the eighth coach in the last seven post-season games as an assistant and 13 years to take a team to a Top 10 AP final the 1 992 Citrus Bowl marked the 1 0th in which he

ranking in his first year with the program. He was has been the head coach. Seven times he has

the first ACC coach in history to take a team to a coached a team to a top 20 final ranking in the AP

final AP top 1 ranking in his first year at a school. poll, and he played on two other top 15 teams. But Hatfield's impressive debut at Clemson The 9-2-1 ledger and #18 AP ranking in 1991 was no big surprise to those who have followed gave him seven top 20 finishes in the last 10 his career. He has enjoyed success throughout years. his involvement with the sport of football, as a Hatfield-coached clubs have excelled offen- player and coach. sively and defensively, but they have been par- As a player, he helped Arkansas face every ticularly successful in rushing offense and de-

challenge in 1964, when the Razorbacks had an fense. Each of his last 10 teams has finished in

11-0 season and won the national title. As an the top 20 nationally in rushing offense, including assistant coach at Tennessee and Florida, he seven top 10 finishes. This includes last year's molded countless players into top-notch athletes team, which averaged 252 yards a game.

who competed for Southeastern Conference titles, Two of his last four Arkansas teams finished

Most Top 20 Seasons, Active Coaches Top 20 Rk Coach School Best Year Years

1. Penn State 1 , Penn State, 82, 86 20

2. Tom Osborne Nebraska 2, Nebraska, 83 18 3. Bobby Bowden West Virginia, Florida State 2, Florida State, 87 12

4. Terry Donahue UCLA 5, UCLA, 81 11

Lou Holtz N.C. State, Arkansas, Notre Dame 1 , Notre Dame, 88 11 6. Hayden Fry SMU, Iowa 10, Iowa, 85, 91 10 7. Earle Bruce Iowa State, Ohio State 4, Ohio State, 79 9

Don James Washington 2, Washington, 84 9 9. Pat Dye Auburn 3, Auburn, 83 8 10. Ken Hatfield Air Force, Arkansas, Clemson 9, Clemson 90 7

Lavell Edwards Brigham Young 1 Brigham Young, 84 7 , Jackie Sherrill Pittsburgh, Texas Pittsburgh, A&M 2, 80 7 Hatfield has taken three different schools to a Johnny Majors Pittsburgh, Tennessee 1, Pittsburgh, 76 7 Top 20 season.

'92 i n A ripmsnn Fnnthall . 1

Most 10-Win Seasons in a Career 10-Win Rk Coach Schools Yrs. Bear Bryant Kentucky. Alabama14 Joe Paterno Penn State 14 Michigan 11 LjdiiyRarn/ ovvii^dQ\A/it7or Oklahoma 10

T r\rm /"^ c~ V~\ r n i oiii uboorric Nebraska 10 Lavell Edwards Brigham Young 8 Bud Wilkinson Oklahoma 8 Bobby Bowden Florida State 8 Georgia 7 Darrell Royal Texas 7 11. Don James Washington 7 12. Ken Hatfield Air Force, Arkansas, Clemson 5 Woody Hayes Ohio State 5 John McKay Southern Cal 5 Bob Neyland Tennessee 5 Jackie Sherill Pittsburgh, itai Texas A&M 5

Clemson won the ACC in 1 991 , Ken Hatfield's second year at Clemson. He has guided Clemson to a pair of Top 20 seasons in his first two years.

as a defensive backfield coach and three as an ference Coach-of-the-Year in 1 988 as he took the YEAR BY YEAR WITH KEN HATFIELD offensive in backfield mentor. Florida played four Razorbacks to the league title and a 10-0 start.

bowl games during his career in Gainesville and Miami (FL) defeated Arkansas 18-16 in the Or- Varsity Final Year School Records Status two more Gator teams finished in the AP top 20, ange Bowl to stop the streak. Seven players off including the that in 1962 Arkansas 9-2 Player 1974 team played Nebraska the 1988 club (all recruited by Hatfield) were 1963 Arkansas 5-5 Player the Sugar Bowl. drafted by the NFL, an Arkansas single draft *1964 Arkansas 11-0 Player Hatfield became offensive coordinator at the record. 1965 W. Helena HS Asst. Coach Air Force Academy under former New York Gi- 10-2 Afterthe 1989 team's ledger and second 1966 Army 7-3 Fresh. Coach ants Head Coach Bill Parcells in 1978. A year straight SWC championship, Hatfield was named 1967 Army 8-2 Fresh. Coach later, Parcells was wooed to the Big Apple and Southwest Conference Coach-of-the-Decade by 1968 Tennessee 8-2-1 Asst. Coach Hatfield became the Falcons' head coach. The the Houston Post. Included in the victories was *1969 Tennessee 9- 2 Asst. Coach Air Force program had not had a winning season a triumph over a top-15 Houston team and 1970 Tennessee 11-1 Asst. Coach 4-7 since 1973. But by his fourth season, Hatfield Heisman Trophy winner . 1971 Florida Asst. Coach 1972 Florida 5- 5-1 Asst. Coach had an eight-game winner, led Air Force to its Hatfield has also had success off the field. A 1973 Florida 7- 5 Asst. Coach first-ever victory over Notre Dame, and had taken recent release by the CFA cited his 1989 Arkan- 1974 Florida 8-4 Asst. Coach for the first the Falcons to a post-season bowl sas class for excellence in terms of graduation 1975 Florida 9-3 Asst. Coach time since 1971 rate (over 80 percent), one of the top 10 figures in 1976 Florida 8-4 Asst. Coach In 1 983, Hatfield named national Coach- was the nation. 1977 Florida 6-4-1 Asst. Coach of-the-Year by the Football Coaches Association Hatfield played for three years at Arkansas 1978 Air Force 2-9 Offensive Coor. (Bobby Dodd Award) after leading Air Force to a (1962-64) and he was a starter on the National 1979 Air Force 3-8 Head Coach 2-9-1 1 0-2 season that included wins over Notre Dame, Championship team of 1964. A defensive back 1980 Air Foice Head Coach 1981 Air Force 4- 7 Head Navy and a bowl victory over Mississippi. It was by trade, he earned his fame as the nation's top Coach 8- first-ever win over Notre Dame in 1982 Air Force 5 Head Coach the Academy's returner in 1 963 and 1 964. He also finished 1983 Air Force 10-2 Head Coach South Bend. as the runner-up as a sophomore and is still the 1984 Arkansas 7-4-1 Head Coach The next year, Hatfield succeeded only college football player to finish in the top two 1985 Arkansas 10-2 Head Coach at Arkansas, where he would take his alma mater in the nation in punt returns three straight sea- 1986 Arkansas 9-3 Head Coach in six six bowl appearances to 55 wins seasons, sons. 1987 Arkansas 9- 4 Head Coach and four final top-15 rankings. His 1985 club His most memorable play took place against *1988 Arkansas 10-2 Head Coach finished with a 1 0-2 mark and number- 1 2 national Texas in 1964 when he raced 81 yards with a punt '1989 Arkansas 10-2 Head Coach ranking, the Razorbacks' first Top 20 finish since return for a touchdown in Arkansas' thrilling 14- 1990 Clemson 10-2 Head Coach the Razorbacks rallied from '1991 Clemson 9-2-1 Head Coach 1982. Four times 13 victory. It was the key victory in the Razor- fourth quarter deficits to gain victory. backs' championship season. Altogether, Hatfield Head Coaching Record — The 1986 campaign was another year of scored five TDs via punt returns in his career, Air Force 26-32-1 .449 5 years success with highlight victories over a nationally including an Arkansas record 95-yard return Arkansas 55-17-1 .760 6 years ranked Texas A&M club and the Razorbacks' first against Tulsa in 1963. Clemson 19-4-1 .813 2 years win in 20 years at Texas. Arkansas advanced to An accounting major who earned his diploma Total 100-53-3 .651 13 years final the Orange Bowl and finished 1 5th in the AP in the spring of 1965, Hatfield was an Academic poll. All-American in 1 964 and was the recipient of the 'Denotes Conference Champion Arkansas won the 1 988 and 1 989 Southwest Swartz Award, presented annually to the top Note: 1964 Arkansas team named National

Conference Championships and the Razorbacks student-athlete at Arkansas. The 1 964 AII-SWC Champs by Football Writers Association. never finished lower than second in his six years selection was inducted into the Arkansas Sports

at Fayetteville. He was named Southwest Con- Hall of Fame in 1989.

'92 1 i£t [. mson Football We're bringing on the Carolina Pride Hot Dogs

The Official Hot Dogs CLEMSON TIGERS . .

Assistant Coaches

LARRY VAN DER HEYDEN wide receiver and secondary coach at Louisville by Dickerson have moved on to the NFL, 10 are Offensive Coordinator (1975-77); defensive secondary coach at Pitts- on current rosters. Has experience as an admin- Offensive Guards, Centers burgh (1978-80); assistant head coach and sec- istrator, he was an assistant athletic director for Iowa State '62 ondary coach at Colorado (1982-84); defensive non-revenue sports at South Carolina for the

Coaching Experience: High School - assistant secondary coach at Penn State (1985-1990); 1981-82 academic year. In his first season at

at Lake City (Iowa) H.S. (1963). College - gradu- defensivecoordinatorat Clemson (1 991 -present). Clemson, the Tiger defense finished first nation- ate assistant at Iowa State (1964); defensive line Playing Experience: High School - Four-sport ally in rushing defense (53.4), fourth in total at Iowa State (1965-67); assistant at Drake Uni- letterman (football, , , and track) defense (263.4). He was the president of the versity (1969-69); offensive coordinator at Indi- at Coraopolis High School in Coraopolis, PA. A Black Coaches Association in 1991-92. ana State (1969-73); assistant at East Carolina High School All-American as a defensive back (1973-74); assistant at Virginia (1974-75); offen- and an all-state performer in all four sports. WALLY AKE sive coordinator at Memphis State (1975-78); College - Lettered three years for Kansas State. Linebackers school record for return William '72 offensive line coach at Clemson ( 1 979-89); offen- Set yardage & Mary sive coordinator at Clemson (1990-present). in a career. Played in 1970 East-West Shrine Coaching Experience: High School -defensive

Playing Experience: High School - earned Game, the American Bowl, and the College All- coordinator at Falls, Church, VA (1972-77) and

three letters in both football and baseball at Star Game. Seventh-round draft pick of the head coach (1978); College - linebacker coach at

Moline (IL) High School. College - Earned three Miami Dolphins in 1971 William & Mary (1979); graduate assistant who

letters in both football and baseball at Iowa State. Education: Graduated from Coraopolis (PA) worked with tight ends at Arkansas (1980); de- Education: Graduated from Moline Senior High High School in 1968. Earned a Bachelor's de- fensive line coach at Air Force (1981-83); defen-

in 1 957; earned a physical education degree from gree in physical education from Kansas State in sive line coach at Arkansas (1984-88); inside

Iowa State in 1962; received Master's from Iowa 1971. Received his Master's degree in Athletic linebacker coach at Arkansas (1989); inside line-

State in education in 1968. Administration from Louisville in 1977. backer coach at Clemson (1990-present). Personal Data: Born Larry Camiel Van Der Personal Data: Born July 2, 1948, in Coraopolis, Playing Experience: High School - All-district

Heyden on June 6, 1939 in Brazil, Iowa. Married PA. Married Jeannie Morgan of Denver, CO, on at Falls Church, VA. Lettered two years Louis Jean Plecker of Winter Haven, FL, on April Feb. 1, 1969. The couple has a son and a in football, two years in basketball and two years

18,1961. Children (2): Mike (28); Laurann (26). daughter: Ron, Jr. (20) and Rashawn (16). Ron, in baseball. College - Three-year letterman at Other Highlights: An all-state high school foot- Jr. is a senior at Arkansas and is a member of the William & Mary. Earned All-Southern Confer-

ball player. A member of the Big Eight all- track and football teams. ence Honors as a junior for team that won league conference football team in 1961. Won the Other Highlights: In High School, was an All- championship. Second-team all-conference as a Reuben Miller Award for Most Valuable Player on American and all-state performer in football, base- senior. ball, basketball, track. All-America Education: Graduated from Falls Church High and off the field at Iowa State (1961 ). Captain of and Won in the Iowa State baseball team (1 961 ). Selected to honors as a defensive back in 1970, his senior School Virginia in 1968. Earned bachelor's the all-time Iowa State football team (by former year at Kansas State. The 1984 Colorado sec- degree in Physical Education from William & players and coaches). Has coached four All- ondary coached by Dickerson ranked eighth in Mary in 1972.

America guards over the last nine years. Five the nation in pass defense. Penn State finished Personal Data: Born August 1 1 , 1950. He and

years in a row one of his guards was chosen All- in the top 15 of the AP poll four times during his his wife, Chris, have one child, Aaron (5). ACC (1983-87). Clemson has ranked in the Top coaching stint there. The Nittany Lions were Other Highlights: Has coached four All-Ameri- 20 in the nation in rushing offense each of the last ranked third in 1985 (11-1), first in 1986 (12-0), can players: Wayne Martin, defensive end, Ar-

nine years, including number-nine in 1990 and 15th in 1989 (8-3-1), and 1 1th in 1990 (9-3). The kansas; Tony Cherico, noseguard, Arkansas;

number-eight in 1991 Nittany Lions ranked in the top 10 nationally in Chris Funk, defensive tackle, Air Force; Ed scoring defense four of his six seasons there. In McDaniel, linebacker, Clemson. Has coached RON DICKERSON 1990, Penn State ranked in the top 12 in the one or more all-conference players each year of Defensive Coordinator nation in pass defense (10th), turnover margin his coaching career. Martin was named defen- Defensive Backs (7th), scoring defense (9th), rushing defense sive Player-of-the-Year in the Southwest Confer- Kansas State '71 (7th), and total defense (1 1th). The 1990 Penn ence. Cherico was named defensive Rookie-of-

Coaching Experience: College - Defensive State team also tied for second in the nation in the-Year in the Southwest Conference. Arkan- secondary coach at Kansas State (1972-75); interceptions with 23. Seventeen players coached sas was fourth in the nation in rushing defense in

Larry Van Der Heyden Ron Dickerson Wally Ake Offensive Coordinator Defensive Coordinator Linebackers Guards, Centers Secondary

^ lemson Football '92 13 1 988, 7th in 1 987, 1 3th in 1 985, and 1 4th in 1 984, offense and 25th in nationally during East Carolina (1985-87); outside linebacker coach season Ake was the defensive line coach. the 1991 season. at the University of North Carolina (1988); defen- Clemson was #1 in the nation in total defense his sive line coach at Clemson (1989-present).

first year on the staff. Clemson was first nation- LARRY BRINSON Playing Experience: High School - lettered

ally in rushing defense, fourth in total defense and Running Backs three years in football, baseball, and basketball at

1 0th in scoring defense during the 1 991 season. Florida '82 Waycross (GA) High School. College - lettered

Coaching Experience: College - graduate four years in football at Western Carolina. LARRY BECKMAN assistant at the University of Florida (1978); run- Education: Graduated from Waycross High

Offensive Tackles, Tight Ends ning back coach at Air Force (1983); running School in Waycross, GA, in 1965. Earned a B.A.

Florida '66 back coach at Arkansas (1 984-89); running back degree in Education from Western Carolina in

Coaching Experience: High School - assistant coach at Clemson (1990-present). 1971. Earned a Master's degree in Health and

at Miami Spring (FL) High School (1967-74); Playing Experience: High School - Three-year Physical Education the following year.

head coach at Pensacola (1978-79); College - letterman as running back at Northwestern Miami Personal Data: Born Les Herrin in Waycross, Graduate assistant at Florida (1966) and junior HS. Captained team as a senior. Also lettered GA, on February 18, 1948. Married Shirley

varsity assistant (1975); offensive line coach at four years in track. All-city and all-county in Andrews of Hillsborough, NC, on August 15,

East Tennessee State (1976-78); tight end and football. College - Lettered four years as a 1970. Children (1): Deke (15).

special team coach at Air Force (1980) and running back at Florida. Professional - Played Other Highlights: Captain of football team at offensive line coach (1981-83); offensive line three years with the , playing in Western Carolina; Team MVP as a senior and

coach at Arkansas (1 984-89); offensive line coach the 1977 and 1978 Super Bowls. Running back Defensive MVP as a junior; as a coach, led his

at Clemson (1990-present). for two years (1 980-81 ) for the Seahawks. Central Davidson High School team to a 29-6

Playing Experience: High School - Defensive Education: Graduated from Northwestern Mi- record and three conference championships dur-

end at Miami Edison. College - Lettered three ami High School in 1973. Earned a bachelor's ing his three-year tenure. Clemson won national

years at offensive guard at Florida. All-South- degree in physical education from Florida in championship hisfirstyearonTigerstaff. Coached

eastern Conference in 1 965 and honorable men- 1983. ACC MVP Jeff Davis, who went on to be captain

tion All-American. Co-Captained the 1 965 Gator Personal Data: Born June 6, 1954. He and his of Tampa Bay Bucs. Also coached 1 989 All-Pro

squad. wife, Pat, have a son, Kody (7), and a daughter, Johnny Rembert of the .

Education: Graduated from Miami Edison High Ashly (3). Clemson ranked in the Top 10 in scoring and

School in 1961. Earned bachelor's degree in Other Highlights: With the Dallas Cowboys, rushing defense during his first two years and in

Physical Education from Florida in 1966 and had 23 kickoff returns for 502 yards and 26 1 989 ranked fifth in the nation in scoring, rushing

master's degree in Physical Education from rushing attempts for 1 24 yards and three TDs for and total defense. Clemson was first in the nation '77 '78 Florida in 1967. the and seasons. Rushed for 1 , 1 05 career in total defense and second in scoring and -

Personal Data: Born February 19, 1943. He and yards at Florida and nine . Arkansas ing defense in 1990. Coached two AII-ACC

wife, Linda, have two sons, Jon (20) and Brad ranked in the top 20 in the nation in rushing all six players in Vance Hammond and Rob Bodine in

(18). years he served as an assistant there. Clemson 1 990. Clemson was first in the nation in rushing

Other Highlights: In high school, an All-Dade ranked ninth in rushing his first season, and he defense and fourth in total defense in 1 991 . He

County selection. Player in the Florida High also coached ACC Rookie-of-the-Year Ronald coached first-team All-America Rob Bodine in

School All-Star game in 1 961 . All-Florida defen- Williams. Clemson finished the 1991 season 1991.

sive end at Miami Edison. In college, All-South- ranked eighth in rushing offense and 25th in total

eastern Conference in 1 965 and honorable men- offense. ROGER HINSHAW tion All-American. Captained the 1965 Gator Outside Linebackers Squad. Three-year letterwinner at Florida. Since LES HERRIN Appalachian State '72

1 982, has coached in 1 straight bowl games. In Defensive Line Coaching Experience: High School - Assistant the last eight years, has coached at least one Western Carolina '71 coach at Watauga (NC) High School (1972-73);

first-team all-conference performer. Arkansas Coaching Experience: High School - assistant defensive coordinator at Newton County High

ranked in the top-20 in the nation in rushing six at R/S Central High in Rutherfordton, NC (1972- School, Covington, GA (1 975-76); defensive co-

years he coached the offensive line. Air Force 74); assistant at Lexington Senior High in Lexing- ordinator at Newnan (GA) High School (1977-

was ranked in the Top Five in the nation in rushing ton, NC (1975-76); athletic director and head 78). College -Graduate assistant at Appalachian

his last two years at the academy. Clemson coach at Central Davidson High School in Lex- State (1 974); defensive coordinator at Livingston

ranked ninth in the nation in rushing his first year. ington, NC (1975-79); College -defensive coordi- University (1 979-82); outside linebacker coach at

He also coached Stacy Long, an Outland Trophy nator at Appalachian State (1980-81 ); linebacker Air Force (1983); outside linebacker coach at

Finalist, in 1 990. Clemson was eighth in rushing coach at Clemson (1 981 -84); linebacker coach at Arkansas (1984-89); outside linebacker coach at

Larry Beckman Larry Brinson Les Herrin Tackles, Tight Ends Running Backs Defensive Line

'92 14 qg£ Clemson 1 ootball Clemson (1990-present). December 3, 1959 in Sidney. OH. Married the player in 1 976 and as an NCAA player in the 1 980

Playing Experience: High School - Two-year former Sara Fleischman of Orlando, FL, on July Sugar Bowl. Coached two professional players

letterman as a wingback/defensive back at Walter 7, 1990. while at Missouri, Eric McMillan (Jets) and Robert

Williams High School in Burlington. NC. Also Other Highlights: 1981 Sporting News Honor- Delphino (Rams). Arkansas was 11th in the

lettered two years in track. College - Played able Mention All-American. 1980 and 1981 All- nation in total offense his only year with the defensive back at Appalachian State and earned Southern Independent; 1980 and 1981 All-Metro Razorbacks. Coached first-team AII-ACC Terry

a letter. Conference; Captain of 1 981 team; quarterbacked Smith in 1991. Education: Graduated from Walter Williams Florida State to consecutive Orange Bowl ap- High School. Burlington. NC. in 1968. Earned a pearances after the 1979 and 1980 seasons; JIM GOODMAN

bachelor's degree in Health and Physical Educa- FSU was ranked sixth in 1979 and fifth in 1980. Associate AD for Football Operations/Recruit-

tion from Appalachian State in 1972. Earned a Clemson set a school record for completion per- ing Coordinator

master's degree in Physical Education from Ap- centage (60%) in his first year as quarterback Florida '74 palachian State in 1974. coach. Clemson led the Atlantic Coast Confer- Coaching Experience: High School—Assistant Personal Data: Born March 3. 1950. He and his ence in total offense forthe 1991 season. Coached football coach and head track coach at Vanguard wife, Lynn, have three daughters, Beth (10), DeChane Cameron, the wmningest quarterback High School (1974-75); College—outside line-

Lindsey (7), and Jamie (5). in Clemson history in terms of percentage. backers coach and head |unior varsity coach at

Other Highlights: Led Appalachian State in University of North Alabama (1976); wide receiv- interceptions as a senior. Member of the Fellow- RICHARD WILSON ers/tight end coach and recruiting coordinator at ship of Christian Athletes during his undergradu- Wide Receivers UNA (1977-78); athletic director and head coach

ate days. Arkansas ranked in the Top 20 in the Arkansas 81 at Marion Institute Junior College (1979-80); out-

nation in rushing defense four of his six years with Coaching Experience: High School - second- side linebacker coach at Air Force (1981 ); asso-

the Razorbacks. Clemson ranked first in the ary coach at El Dorado High (1981-82), head ciate athletic director and head coach at Valdosta

nation in total defense in 1990. OLB Levon 1 0th grade coach and varsity wide receiver coach State (1982-84); wide receiver coach at Arkan-

Kirkland was a finalist for the 1 990 Butkus Award at Jacksonville High (1983). College - graduate sas (1986); wide receiver coach and recruiting

and an All-America honoree during the 1991 assistant at Missouri (1 984-85), volunteer coach coordinator at Arkansas (1987-88); recruiting

season. Clemson was ranked fourth in the nation and head junior varsity coach at Missouri (1986); coordinator at Clemson 1991 -present.

in total defense during the 1991 season. secondary coach at The Citadel ( 1 987) and wide Playing Experience: High School—Three-year receiver coach (1988); wide receiver coach at letterwinner as a quarterback and linebacker at RICK STOCKSTILL Arkansas (1989); wide receiver coach at Clemson Blountstown (FL) High School. Also earned two

Quarterbacks (1990-present). varsity letters in basketball and four letters in

Florida State '82 Playing Experience: High School - Lettered track.

Coaching Experience: College - Offensive co- three years in football, basketball and baseball at Education: Graduated from Blountstown High ordinator and quarterback coach at Bethune- Hope High School and was an all-conference School in 1970. Earned an A. A. from Chipola

Cookman College (1983-84); assistant head performer in all three sports. College - played one Junior College in 1 972 and received a B.S. from

coach and wide receiver coach at the University year at Central Arkansas for the national champi- the University of Florida in 1974. Earned a

of Central Florida (1985-89); quarterback coach onship team. Played for three years in the Master's in Education Administration from the

at Clemson (1989-present). secondary and on special teams at Arkansas. University of North Alabama in 1977.

Playing Experience: High School - Earned 14 Education: Graduated from Hope High School Personal Information: Born May 5. 1952. He

letters, four in football, four in basketball, and six in 1976. Earned a bachelor's degree in Educa- and his wife, the former Jennie Catherine Belser

in baseball at Fernandina Beach High School in tion from Arkansas in 1981. Received master's of Bonifay, FL, have two sons, Jeff (14) and Tyler

Femandina Beach, FL. Earned three letters in degree in Sports Management from Missouri in (7), and a daughter Nancy (11). football from . Starting 1985. Other Highlights: Athletic Director for Valdosta

quarterback in two Orange Bowl games for the Personal Information: Born September 20, State College 1985. Named Assistant Athletic

Seminoles and took team to a pair of Top 10 1 958. He and his wife, Brenda, have a daughter, Directorfor Recruiting and High School Relations

seasons. Gabrielle, born June 4, 1992. for the University of Florida for 1 989-90. Joined Education: Graduated from Fernandina Beach Other Highlights: In high school, all-conference the Clemson staff in 1991. Honorable mention

High in Fernandina Beach, FL, in 1977; earned a in baseball, football, and basketball. Batted .500 All-Conference football in high school. Every

B.S. degree in physical education from Florida his senior year in baseball. Named his high year he has been a recruiting coordinator, the

State in 1982. school's most outstanding male athlete. In col- program has been in the top 15 in the nation. Personal Data: Born Rick Wilson Stockstill on lege, competed for the national title as an NAIA

Roger Hinshaw Rick Stockstill Richard Wilson Jim Goodman Outside Linebackers Wide Receivers Associate AD/ Recruiting Coordinator

'92 15 jgr lemson I ootball Eric attends a Homework Center - a place that helps him when Mom and Dad can't. And when he works especially hard, he can win wonderful prizes - like tickets to a Clemson home game that he might otherwise never get to see. Hundreds of Homework Centers across the nation focus on keeping struggling students from becoming dropouts. In actuality, they're doing a lot more than that. Many hardworking students are bringing their grades up from F's to A's, and in one South Carolina elementary school expulsions declined from 38 to 4 after the centers opened. Duke Power is proud to help support such an important and effective program. We invite you to help too. Simply donate football or basketball season tickets you're unable < to use or purchase extra tickets to contribute to the Homework Centers for use as prizes. Send them at least two weeks before game day to: John Geer, Duke Power Company P. O. Box 1745, Clemson, SC 29633. DUKEPOWER If you do, you'll be nelping students like Eric tackle the books today so that tomorrow they can tackle the world. SmartPeople With Energy Board of Trustees

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1 programs that were ranked in the top 20, tying the Clemson record for top 20 teams in an aca- demic year. The highest ranked teams were the men's indoor track team (second) and baseball squad (seventh). The men's all-around sports program finished the year ranked 25th nationally. Clemson teams laid claim to three ACC Cham- pionships last year as the football team won its first championship since 1988. The women's indoor track team won the ACC Indoor Track Meet giving the team its first ever ACC indoor Ernie Arill Wayne Coffman Jim Davis championship. The men's track team also won Volleyball Women's Track & Women's Basketball the ACC indoor title for the fourth straight year. Cross Country Clemson had 64 AII-ACC selections and 27 All- Americans. tying the all-time record for All-America selections in a single academic year. Men's spring sports and women's sports had an outstanding year. All four of Clemson's men's spring sports teams finished in the top 20 of their

respective sports, the first time since 1987-88

that all four spring teams ranked in the final top 20. Baseball finished seventh, golf and men's track finished 12th, while the men's tennis team finished 20th. Five of Clemson's seven women's teams finished in the top 25. The women's outdoor track team finished 17th, the women's basketball team was 19th, the women's swim- ming team was 20th, the women's indoor track team was 22nd, and the women's tennis team Cliff Ellis Dr. I.M. Ibrahim Andy Johnston was 23rd. Men's Basketball Soccer Women's Tennis Clemson also excelled in the classroom dur- ing the 1991-92 campaign. Clemson student- athletes had a record semester in the spring, when 109 competitors made a 3.0 or better. Former football player Bruce Bratton and women's swimmer Liz Dolan won two of the highest aca- demic awards distributed by the ACC. The Bob James Award was given to Bratton, while Dolan was presented with the Marie James Award. These scholarship awards are given to the top student-athletes, regardless of sport in the ACC. Clemson had one National Coach-of-the-Year and two coaches were named the best in the ACC. Bob Pollock received both National Coach- of-the-Year and ACC Coach-of-the-Year honors after leading the track team to its best finish ever at the NCAA indoor meet. Wayne Coffman, Chuck Kriese Larry Penley Bob Pollock women's indoor track coach, was named the Men's Tennis Golf Men's Track &

ACC and District III Coach-of-the-Year. Cross Country

1991-92 Final Clemson Rankings

Sports Rank Men's Indoor Track 2nd Baseball 7th Men's Outdoor Track 12th Golf 12th Football 17th Women's Outdoor Track 17th Soccer 18th Women's Basketball 19th Women's Swimming 20th Men's Tennis 20th Women's Indoor Track 22nd Gil Sanchez Jim Sheridan Bill Wilhelm Women's Tennis 23rd Wrestling Swimming Baseball Wrestling 23rd

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the top seven schools in the history of while the Pac 1 is 73-58-6 for a .555 mark. college football in winning per- 'Last year, 27 different ACC players made centage (given a minimum of 15 bowl honorable mention All-American or better. games). Georgia Tech is first with a 17-8 This includes five players from Clemson, record, for 68 percent, while Clemson is Rob Bodine, Ed McDaniel, Jeb Flesch,

sixth at 1 1 -7, a 61 . 1 percent mark. Florida Levon Kirkland and Nelson Welch. State, who will compete for the ACC crown 'Nine ACC players were chosen by at least for the first time in 1992, is seventh with an one first-team All-America squad. Four of

1 1 -7-2 record, good enough for 60 percent. the nine players were from Clemson. This *ACC football attacted a league record was the most first-team All-America players 2,519,127 fans to its games last season. from Clemson in the school's history. Over a 55-game schedule of home con- 'Clemson and Florida State both rank among tests, that is an average of 45,802 per the top three in the nation in winning per- game. The previous records of 2,068,558 centage over the last five years. Since

total fans and an average of 43,095, were 1 987, Florida State is second only to Miami, established in 1985. while Clemson is third. *Six of the nine ACC schools have been 'The ACC had the second best non-confer- listed in various top 35 rankings of pre- ence winning percentage in the nation last season polls for the 1992 season. year with a 15-9-1 record, a 62 percent

*The 1991 season marked the second mark. In 1 990 the ACC ranked first, winning straight year that the ACC placed five teams 25 of 32 games. in postseason bowls. The ACC has had 14 'Six of the nine ACC teams had winning bowl invitations over the last three seasons, records in 1991, tying a league mark for a a record for any three- year stretch in league single season. history. 'The ACC could be termed a coach's league. 'Only four coaches in the nation have taken Five of the nine league coaches have 100

a team to a postseason bowl game each of career wins or more entering the 1 992 sea-

the last 1 years. Two of them, Ken Hatfield son . Those five coaches are Bobby Bowden of Clemson and Bobby Bowden of Florida of Florida State (206), of Wake State, coach in the ACC. Forest (154), George Welsh of Virginia Ken Hatfield is one of five active ACC *The ACC is second only to the Pac 10 in (121), Dick Sheridan of N.C. State (112) coaches with at least 100 career wins. terms of bowl game winning percentage and Ken Hatfield of Clemson (100). over the years. The ACC members have a 'Bowden, Sheridan and Hatfield are all goals in a game last year across the coun- among the top 15 winningest active coaches try. Two of the five, Clemson's Nelson on a percentage basis. The ACC and the Welch, and Mike Green of Wake Forest, SEC are the only two conferences with played in the ACC. three coaches ranked among the top 15 'The ACC was also the top conference in winningest active coaches. the nation for nationally ranked punt return- 'The ACC was the only conference in the ers in 1991. Seven of the top 45 punt nation that featured five different teams that returners in the nation were from the ACC. won at least eight games in 1991. Florida Clemson's Darnell Stephens led the confer- State, Clemson, N.C. State, Georgia Tech ence and finished eighth in the nation. and Virginia all hit the eight-win mark. The ACC was also the only conference in which at least half of its teams won at least eight games. ThePac-10 and the SEC each had four teams with at least eight wins.

'In 1 991 , the ACC had five teams ranked in the top 35 in the nation in total defense, more teams in the top 35 than any other conference in the nation. Clemson led the way with a fourth-place finish and a figure of 263.2 yards per game. The league also had five members among the top 30 teams in the nation in scoring defense. 'The ACC also has a reputation for out- standing kickers. In 1991, six of the top 44 field goal kickers in the country were from the ACC. Clemson's Nelson

Welch led the way with an average of 1 .55 Clemson and Georgia Tech were two of per game, good enough for fourth in the five kickers booted five field five ACC schools with at least eight wins nation. Only in 1991.

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The I PTAY Scholarship Foundation, is known throughout the country for its faithful and generous contributions by its supporters. A recent USA Today article calls IPTAY the best-known organization of its kind in the nation. The article noted that at a time when college athletic costs are rising IPTAY con- tinues to lead the way in supporting athletic scholarships at Clemson. IPTAY plays a

major role in insuring that all 1 8 of the varsity sports at Clemson are given the maximum amount of scholarships allowed by the NCAA. Thanks in part to IPTAY's contributions

the 1 991 -1 992 academic year proved to be one of the most successful ever for Clemson athletics. Thirteen of the 18 athletic teams at Clemson finished the year ranked in the top 25 in their respective sports. Ten of those teams were ranked in the top 20, which ties for the most top 20 teams at Clemson in an academic year. An even more impressive fact was that Clemson had 27 Ail-Americans in 1991-1992, tying the record that was set during that 1990-1991 academic year. Clemson also IPTAY donors have also played an intri- While IPTAY is primarily concerned with had 64 first-team AII-ACC selections, the cate role in the "Campaign for Clemson", a athletic fundraising, the mission of Clemson third most in Clemson history for an aca- long range fund-raising project of the Uni- University has not been overlooked. The demic year. versity. The University's original goal of 62 IPTAY Academic Scholarship Endowment

Over the last five years, 1 6 of Clemson's million dollars was surpassed with the next was created to help meet the need for more

1 8 teams have been ranked in the top 25 in goal of 78 million also being surpassed in academic scholarships for non-athletes who the country at one time or another. During the campaign that ended on June 30, 1 992. are highly qualified academically. This schol- this time the Clemson football, women's cross IPTAY provided three million dollars with arship endowment is funded by certain com- country, women's basketball and golf teams ongoing opportunities for donors to be part pany gifts that are made as a result of em- have been in the top 25 all five years, while of the Vickery Hall Academic Learning Cen- ployee contributions to IPTAY. In addition, the men's indoor track, baseball, women's ter. the athletic department has made generous track and women's swimming teams have Vickery Hall, located on East Campus is contributions to the endowment from ath- had four top 20 seasons. a 27,000 square foot facility that houses the letic revenues. The success of the Clemson athletic tutoring and advising programs for student- The IPTAY Academic Fund is presently program comes during a time when the in- athletes. The building contains various- the largest scholarship endowment of its tegrity and accountability of the academic sized study and tutoring rooms used for in- kind at Clemson providing $1.8 million in progress of student-athletes are receiving dividual study as well as small group instruc- funds, currently benefitting more than 50 national attention. IPTAY has been a large tion. Computer facilities, an office/reception students. IPTAY's support extends to all of part of that success by being committed to area for the advising staff and an auditorium, the student body. the student-athlete. also are contained in Vickery Hall. The tremendous support of IPTAY is IPTAY is recognized as one of the old- The generous support of 18,200 loyal due, in large part, to the organizational est, largest and most successful athletic donors to IPTAY has allowed the organiza- makeup that allows donors to be as close to fundraising organizations in America. IPTAY tion to go beyond the funding of athletic IPTAY as they are to their local IPTAY lead- was the first athletic fundraising organiza- scholarships by providing the financial basis ership. Each of South Carolina's 46 coun- tion in the country to top the two, three, four, for many of the unparalled athletic facilities ties has an IPTAY County chairman, and and five-million dollar marks in annual dona- at Clemson. every county is alloted an IPTAY represen- provided the tions. It has had a record-breaking total for Since 1978, IPTAY has tative for every 35 donors. 28 straight years. funding for $34 million of capital improve- One important way IPTAY keeps in touch in In 1 934, Dr. Rupert Fike founded IPTAY ments the area of athletics. These im- with its membership is the annual Clemson with a very simple purpose in mind: IPTAY provements include the expansion of the Club meeting held in April and May of each provides funds for athletic scholarships. football stadium, the newly renovated base- year. These meetings, which feature differ- Since 1934 IPTAY has certainly met Fike's ball facility (Tiger Field), the new outdoor ent coaches and administrators, are just one goal, providing scholarships for over 5,000 track, the indoor tennis facility, the soccer of the ways of making the local IPTAY mem- student-athletes, trainers, and managers. stadium, the weight room, the new golf prac- bers feel close to Clemson. IPTAY currently provides the funds for tice area, a new cross country course, and Clemson University will continue to be tutorial programs staffed by trained academic the IPTAY/Ticket office facility. recognized and respected on the national advisors, assisted by graduate and under- IPTAY is also proud to provide the fund- level athletically and academically with the graduate students. This support is intended ing for Tiger Band. Each year IPTAY estab- full support of IPTAY. IPTAY will continue to to insure that all student-athletes are given lishes financial support for travel, uniforms be successful because a loyal commitment the opportunity to earn their degree while and equipment for this integral part of the to Clemson University is a way of life in the participating in athletics. Clemson athletic program. hearts of Clemson alumni and friends.

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1992 Atlantic Coast Conference Football Schedule

DATES CLEMSON DUKE FLORIDA STATE GEORGIA TECH MARYLAND NORTH CAROLINA N.C. STATE* VIRGINIA WAKE FOREST

Sept. 5 BALL STATE FLORIDA STATE DUKE VIRGINIA WAKE FOREST APPALACHIAN STATE MARYLAND NORTH CAROLINA HOME AWAY HOME AWAY AWAY HOME HOME HOME

FLORIDA STATE VANDERBILT CLEMSON WESTERN CAROLINA N.C. STATE FURMAN MARYLAND NAVY APPALACHIAN 12 STATE HOME AWAY AWAY HOME HOME HOME AWAY AWAY HOME

RICE N.C. STATE VIRGINIA WEST VIRGINIA ARMY FLORIDA STATE GEORGIA TECH 19 HOME AWAY AWAY AWAY HOME HOME HOME

GEORGIA TECH VIRGINIA WAKE FOREST CLEMSON PENN STATE N.C. STATE NORTH CAROLINA DUKE FLORIDA STATE 26 AWAY HOME HOME HOME AWAY HOME AWAY AWAY AWAY

UT-CHATTANOOGA MIAMI (FLA.) N.C. STATE PITTSBURGH NAVY GEORGIA TECH WAKE FOREST VIRGINIA Oct. 3 HOME AWAY HOME HOME HOME AWAY AWAY HOME

VIRGINIA EAST CAROLINA NORTH CAROLINA MARYLAND GEORGIA TECH FLORIDA STATE TEXAS TECH CLEMSON VANDERBILT 10 AWAY HOME HOME AWAY HOME AWAY HOME HOME AWAY

DUKE CLEMSON GEORGIA TECH FLORIDA STATE WAKE FOREST VIRGINIA VIRGINIA TECH NORTH CAROLINA MARYLAND 17 HOME AWAY AWAY HOME HOME HOME AWAY AWAY AWAY

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WAKE FOREST GEORGIA TECH VIRGINIA DUKE NORTH CAROLINA MARYLAND FLORIDA STATE CLEMSON 31 AWAY AWAY AWAY HOME HOME AWAY HOME HOME

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Fred Hoover Assistant Athletic Director/Head Trainer

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Paul Aaron John Ballinger Karen Blackman Sam Blackman Tim Bourret Dr. Larry Bowman Dir. of Compliance Video Services Football Secretary Associate SID Sports Info. Dir. Team Physician

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Jason Davis WR • Jr.

Just one week from today, the Tigers will play a night game in Death Valley for the first time since 1956. (We expect a few more people in the stands than when the above picture was taken.) qg£ lemson Football '92 33 ***** ' *3* - 3-6 " ZZ '!Hl

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'92 34 }g£ c lemson I ootball 50 Trevor Putnam Dustin Rash Fr. O OG • Jr.

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Robert O'Neal is one of the Tigers' top senior defenders.

H3aq Wayne Simmons ^O^TerryH Smith 1 -1 Louis Solomon OLB'Gr. WR • Jr. QB • Fr.

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Ronald Williams ~7~7 Wyatt Wilson O-l Derrick Withtrspoon OO Stephon Wynn 25 ' ' °° TB • Jr. DT • Fr myTB- Jr TE • So.

^£ Clemson Football '92 35 Student Managers

Left to Right-Standing: Marty Bagwell, Brandon Poole, David Burdette (Co-Head Student Manager), Michael Smart, Michael O'Cain (Co-Head Student Manager), John Herczogh, Keith Batson, John Kimbrell, Jamie Fidler, Chris Kyber. Left to Right-Kneeling: Bryan Taylor, Wesley Porter, Chad Luce. WE RE THE NIKE ^ HEADQUARTERS

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36 Jg£ Clemson Football '92 Meet the Tiger Rookies

Tony DeSue Terrance Dixon Leomont Evans James Hemphil Marcus Hinton Andre Humphrey TB»37 DB«43 FS» 16 LB«38 WR»6 DB«34

Chris Lovelace Dexter McCleon Harom Pringle Bernard Randolph Chris Richardson Patrick Sapp OL«64 QB • 10 LB* 48 OLB • 44 OT»68 QB • 14

Ken Hatfield's 1992 recruiting class was ranked in the Top 10 in the nation by many recruiting services.

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CHRIS LANCASTER JERRY PULLEN Clemson '89 Alabama-Birmingham 79

Coaching Experience- High Coaching Experience: College- School-detens'we coordinator at Student Coach working with run- Emma Sansom HS in Gadsen City, ning backs at Clemson (1 989); graduate assistant who worked AL (1979-1980); Athletic Director and Head Coach at Valley with running backs at Baylor (1990,1991). Head High School in Valley Head, AL (1981-1982). College- Playing Experience: High School: Nine-time letterwinner at graduate assistant at UT-Chattanooga (1983); graduate assis- Riverside Military Academy, he earned four monograms in tant at University of Alabama (1 984); running backs and special football, three in track and two in wrestling. Named MVP for teams coach at University of Alabama (1985-1986); outside Riverside for two straight seasons. College: Four - year linebacker coach at Mississippi State University (1987-1988); letterman as a fullback at Clemson. Was forced to end his offensive line, secondary, and special teams coach at Univer- collegiate career during his senior season because of a neck sity of Arkansas (1989-1990) problem. Playing Experience- High School- Earned four letters as a Education: Graduated from Riverside Military Academy in running back at Emma Sansom High School in Gadsen City, 1 984. Earned a bachelor's degree from Clemson University in Alabama. College- Lettered at Auburn University 1975-1976 administrative management in 1989. Livingston University 1976-1977 Bowl Participation: As a Player- 1985 , Education: Graduated from Emma Sansom High School in 1986 , 1988 Citrus Bowl; As a Coach- 1989 Citrus Gadsen City, AL in 1975. Earned bachelor's degree from

Bowl, 1991 Copper Bowl. University of Alabama-Birmingham in 1 979. Earned a Master's degree in Marketing Education from University of Alabama- Tuscaloosa in 1985. Bowl Participation: 1985 Aloha Bowl, 1986 Sun Bowl, 1989 Cotton Bowl

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Li '92 42 fj^ Clemson I ootball Schedule of 1992-93 Bowl Games

The following 1 7 postseason football bowl games have been recommended for recertification by the Postseason Football Subcommittee of the NCAA Special Events Committee for 1992-93.

All starting times are Eastern Standard Time.

BLOCKBUSTER BOWL — January 1 , 1 993, 1 :30 p.m. LAS VEGAS SILVER BOWL — December 18, 1992, 8 p.m. Joe Robbie Stadium (73,000), Miami, Florida Sam Boyd Silver Bowl (32,000), Las Vegas, Nevada Televising Network: CBS Televising Network: ESPN

FEDERAL EXPRESS ORANGE BOWL — January 1, 1993, 8 p.m. — December 31,1 992, 8 p.m. Orange Bowl Stadium (74,244), Miami, Florida Liberty Bowl Stadium (62,425), Memphis, Tennessee Televising Network: NBC Televising Network: ESPN

FIESTA BOWL — January 1, 1993, 4:30 p.m. MOBIL COTTON BOWL — January 1, 1993, 1 p.m. Sun Devil Stadium (74,783), Tempe, Arizona Cotton Bowl (72,032), Dallas, Texas Televising Network: NBC Televising Network: NBC

FLORIDA CITRUS BOWL — January 1 , 1 993, 1 or 1 :30 p.m. Florida Citrus Bowl-Orange County Stadium (70.000), Orlando, Florida — January 2, 1993, 8 p.m. Televising Network: ABC Georgia Dome (70,500), Atlanta, Georgia FREEDOM BOWL — December 29, 1992, 9 p.m. Televising Network: ESPN Anaheim Stadium (70,962), Anaheim, POULAN/WEED EATER INDEPENDENCE BOWL — December 31, Televising Network: TBS (Tentative) 1992, 12:30 p.m. p.m. Independence Stadium (50,459), Shreveporl, Louisiana GATOR BOWL — December 31 , 1992, 6:00 Gator Bowl (80,129), Jacksonville, Florida Televising Network: ESPN Televising Network: WTBS (Tentative) ROSE BOWL — January 1, 1993, 5 p.m.

HALL OF FAME BOWL — January 1, 1993, 11 a.m. Rose Bowl (99,563), Pasadena, California Tampa Stadium (74,350), Tampa, Florida Televising Network: ABC Televising Network: ESPN THRIFTY CAR RENTAL — December 30, 1992, 8pm JEEP EAGLE ALOHA BOWL — December 25, 1992, 3:30 p.m. San Diego Jack Murphy Stadium (62,809), San Diego, California Aloha Stadium (50,000), Honolulu, Hawaii Televising Network: ESPN Televising Network: ABC USF&G SUGAR BOWL — January 1, 1993, 8:30 p.m. p.m. Louisiana Superdome (72,704), New Orleans, Louisiana JOHN HANCOCK BOWL — December 31 , 1992, 2:30 Sun Bowl Stadium (52,000), El Paso, Texas Televising Network: ABC Televising Network: CBS

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Ai Academic All-Americans

Charlie Bussey, Back, Don Kelley, End, 1971: Champion PJ^ji 1956: Clemson quarter- Three-time Academic Bears. ..works in real estate in Hilton Head [^^^ back 1954-56 ... cap- AII-ACC selection. ..first- Island, SC. T " tain of ; y the 1956 team team Academic All- that won the ACC title American in 1971... Mike Eppley, Quarter- and played Colorado in holds single game re- back, 1983: 1990 the 1957 Orange Bowl turn yardage record for Clemson Hall of Fame ...Academic AII-ACC in Clemson and the ACC inductee. ..honorable 1955 and 1956. ..third- with 223 yards against mention All-American in team Academic All- Maryland in 1970. ..had 1984. ..Academic AII- America choice in 1956. ..led the Tigers in a single game record 167 yards on punt ACC in football and bas- passing, punting and interceptions in 1956, returns in that game. ..his 389 punt return ps. ketball three times each the last Tiger to pull off that all-around triple yards in 1 970 ranks as the second best for during his celebrated ^ | threat performance ...entered Air Force a single season. ..sixth in the nation in punt career... participated in where he served as an instructor-pilot for returns in 1970. ..played defensive back for 1 984 Blue-Gray game. ..threw for 28 career over eight years. ..lives in Greenville, SC, two years, then switched to flanker for his touchdown passes, breaking Bobby Gage's where he oversees manufacturing plants. senior year. ..his mother was 1970 IPTAY record. ..recipient of the Frank Howard Award

Mother-of-the- Year... Don is now a dentist in in 1 983-84 academic year and the Clemson Harvey White, Back, Greenville, SC. IPTAY Athlete-of-the-Year the same 1957: Second-team season. ..third in the nation in passing effi- Academic All-American Ben Anderson, De- ciency in 1983, the highest finish ever by a as a sophomore... Aca- fensive Back, 1971: Clemson quarterback... only Clemson QB to demic AII-ACC in 1957 Second-team Academic rank in the Top 25 in passing efficiency and 1958. ..led the team All American... President twice. ..fourth-team Academic All-American

in total offense during of Tiger Brotherhood in 1 984, he was first-team AII-ACC by AP for his sophomore and jun- while at Clemson... his on-field performance. ..doubled as bas- ior years. ..paced the earned 1972-73 NCAA ketball player for four years... earned 268 club in passing for three Postgraduate Scholar- assists, seventh best all-time finish in straight seasons... AII-ACC as a sopho- ship award... won the Jim Clemson history on the hardcourt, when he more, he quarterbacked Clemson for three Weaver Award as the graduated. ..also earned his master's de- straight years and to three straight bowl outstanding student-athlete in the ACC for gree from Clemson. ..heating and air condi- games. .. co-captain forthe 1959team ...had the 1972-73 academic year. ..recipient of tioning vice president in Charlotte, NC. a 154 passing efficiency in 1957, second the Frank Howard Award for bringing honor highest single season figure in Clemson to Clemson University in 1973. ..three-time Bruce Bratton, Offen- history... 18th in the nation in total offense in academic AII-ACC on the gridiron, he made sive Tackle, 1991:

1957 with 1038 yards. ..still ranks fifth in the team in 1970, 1971 and 1972. ..attended First-team College Foot- Clemson history in passing efficiency. ..first South Carolina Law School. ..lives in ball Association Aca- Clemson quarterback to complete over 50 Clemson and is the General Counsel for demic All-American for percent of his passes for a career. ..still in Clemson University. 1991 and a second- top five in Clemson history in touchdown team AII-ACC choice by passes. Steve Fuller, Quarter- AP/ACSWA at offensive back, 1977-78: First- tackle ...named to the

- Lou Cordileone, team Academic A 1 1 Academic AII-ACC foot- Tackle, 1959: Named - v American as a senior, ball team for three straight years, he was mj , J to first-team All-Ameri- JP d second-team in his jun- just the sixth player in Clemson history to do can, Academic All- ^ P lor year.. .made Dean's so. ..received his degree in industrial engi-

American and Academic list six consecutive se- neering in May of 1 991 , he was a graduate AII-ACC in 1959. ..only mesters at Clemson... student during his last year of Clemson player to be I^^^^^^^ awarded NCAA Post- competition....winner of the Bob James chosen first-team Aca- graduate Scholarship Postgraduate scholarship, the ACC's top demic and on-field All- and Jim Weaver Postgraduate Scholarship academic honor. ..a senior leader of the American in the same from the ACC. ..honored in 1978 as one of Tiger offensive line that led the team to the year... started on two ACC Championship 1 1 scholar athletes by the National Football ACC regular season title in total offense and teams that were nationally ranked 1 1 th and Foundation and Hall of Fame. ..NCAA Top rushing offense in 1 991 ... in on 1 ,899 snaps 12th in 1958 and 1959, respectively. ..played Five Award winner, given annually to the top in his Clemson career. ..a prime reason in two 1959 bowl games, the Sugar Bowl five student athletes in the nation, regard- Clemson ranked in the top 20 in the nation and the Bluebonnet Bowl. ..right fielder in less of sport. ..graduated with a 3.93 in Pre- in rushing each of the last three the for Clemson base- Law (History). ..just the second Clemson seasons. ..graded 75 or better in six of the ball team in 1959... played with the New athlete in history to have his number (four) last seven games of 1990. ..a three-year

York Giants (football) in 1 960, he was a first- retired. ..played in East-West Shrine Bowl starter for the Tigers. round draft choice. and Senior Bowl in 1979... played in the NFL for eight years, including a stint with the

Clemson Football '92 45 IPTAY Officers

James Douglas Robert M. DuBose R. C. Eldrige - Henry Elrod ' Benjamin M. Evatt * Mark Finley Glenn Garrett * Clark Gaston, Jr. - Joe D. Gibson

- Joel W. Gray, III Scott Greene S.C. "Cal" McMeekin Jr. * J Benson Harrison Tammy Holcombe Director, District III ' Richard H Ivester * Terry S Kinsmore DISTRICT III * Sandy Kirkus S.C. "Cal" McMeekin, Jr. * Bennie Langley P.O. Box 764 Jim League Edgar C. Columbia, SC 29202 McGee Thurmon McLamb Lynn Campbell John Tice Sam Ligon President Vice President Secretary Treasurer * Floyd S. Long Aiken County * W.M. Manning, Jr. * Warren E. Kenrick (CC) Director, District " V Director, District IX Director, District IV Director, District VIII - Seabrook Marchant William R. Alexander * Edward O. McCameron Richard I. Boyleston * James T, McCarter John R. (Bob) Brooks J.G. Miller Johnny L. Cagle IPTAY Past Presidents James D. Miller - Alan J. Coleman - William J. Neely, Jr. Mike Coleman T. C. Atkinson, Jr., Director F. Bill Reeves Gressette, Jr., Director Reaves, Director Thomas K. Norris Robert M. Cook Charlie Bussey, Director Lewis F. Holmes, Director Lawrence Starkey, Director Jacqueline A Obrien Thomas Coward William H. Orders Alan D. Gregory Eddie N. Dalton, Director W. G. DesChamps, Director F.E. Hughes, Director - J.F. Palmer Elbert Hines Hamilton Dr. J.H. Timmerman, Director Dr. R. C. Edwards, Director Dr. G.J. Lawhon, Jr., Director - I.N. Patterson. Jr. ' Gerald W. Metts Marshall Walker, Director Harper Gault, Director George M. Plyler * John G. Molony - C. Evans Putman - Alan M. Tewkesbury, III Jim Patterson, Director * Bobby W Ramsey - Carrol H. Warner " Bruce Reeves H.O. Weeks Robert E. Reeves, Jr. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR - BOBBY ROBINSON * Charles F. Rhem, Jr. Edgefield County

- * " IPTAY EXECUTIVE SECRETARY ALLISON DALTON James Rochester Lewis F. Holmes, III (CC) ' Earl Sammons Catherine M. Christie HONORARY DIRECTOR - FRANK HOWARD Robert G. Sharpe - E.O. Dukes, Jr. - ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Bert Henderson John G. Slattery * J.W. Gilliam, Jr. * -* ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - Bob Mahony Tim Strom Lewis F. Holmes, Jr. * Joseph D. Swann Watson Rhodes E. Richard Taylor - Thomas H. Ryan - denotes Representative Emeritus Joe Todd Theo Reginal Williams + denotes County Chairman Emeritus David Vaughan * Jim Vaughn Lexington County * '91 denotes IPTAY Award Winner * James E. Vissage, Jr William Craig Jumper (CC)

Mike Wade - George I. Alley - S. Gray Walsh - Billy Amick +*Kermit M Watson * Alvin N. Berry Representatives: * James S. Hull ' James Spearman Robert B. Whorton Jerry A. Brannon -' Robert L. McCord Joseph J. Turner - David H. Wilkins * R. Hugh Caldwell * Ronnie Oliver - K.N. Vickery ' Charles P. Willimon ' Fred H. Carter * Melvin Pace ' Joseph A. West James Tracy Childers Wayne B Richey * David F. Whittemore, Jr. Laurens County H. Ralph Corley, Sr. W.M. Self - Eugene P. Willimon * Thomas E. Davenport (CC) John Fulmer W. Harold Wood + J.R. Adair * Dr. B. R. Grandy McCormick County Joe A. Young Ira Bedenbaugh Brett J. Harris Jennings G. McAbee (CC) Henry V. Blalock Jim Head T. C. Faulkner, Jr. W Fred Chapman, Jr Bob Householder ' James A Coleman Cecil L. Josey, Jr Oconee County * Henry M. Faris, Sr. James M. Lowman Robert E. Dye Dr. Don Neal (CC) - Dr N Carl Wessinger John W. McLure Director, District I Alexander Thomas J.W. Riser Marshall P Childress Spartanburg County * J. Tom Shell * DISTRICT I Mr. Dickson Sammy Dr B Lee Smith (CC) Charles M. Stuck Robert E. Dye, Director Joel Harris Kendall Alley Robert M. Taylor P.O. Box 2000 Tim Hydrick William A. Bishop. Ill Lee Harold Witt, Jr. Easley, SC 29641 Ellis Ivey Jim Sanders William A Blackwood, Jr John N. Landreth John L. Brady, Sr. Newberry County Abbeville County Director, District II Horace J. McGee * * David Cecil, II Louie C. Derrick (CC) Charles B Murphy (CC) Dr. W. Ted Nimmons - John B. Cornwell, Jr T M Abrams V. Wendel Boggs Ernest Riley Jr. * Walter Davis, W. Edgar Baker Earle Williamson - Carl R. Rogers DISTRICT II * John T. Duncan, Sr. Earle J. Bedenbaugh Dan Strawderman Jim Sanders, Director John Easterling, III Hubert M. Bedenbaugh Anderson County Sam Thrift Sanders Brothers, Inc. John Easterling, Jr. ' M. Larry Longshore " Joe B. Davenport (CC) P.O. Box 188 George R. Fisher OH. Ragsdale, III Melvin E. Barnett Pickens County Gatfney, SC 29342 " Judge Bruce Foster Terry C. Shaver R. Carol Cook ' J.E. Britt (CC) - Harry H. Gibson C. Gurnie Stuck George M. Ducworth Jeffery W. Childress Cherokee County Max P. Gregory David Waldrop J Tom Forrester - B.K ' Bob Peeler Chreitzberg (CC) Emmett Halliday Dr. James P. Hentz Bennie Cunningham Dr. Ronald Barrett Wilbur K. Hammett Richland County John D. Hopkins, Jr. - Charles E. Dalton R. S. Campbell, Jr. * * E. Guy Hendrix F. McCord Ogburn (CC) Robert Lee Hill * Dr. Val Gary E. Clary S. Dyches W. A. Hudson Jack W. Brunson Dr. * James H. Irby Robert E. Dye - John M. Hamrick * A. P. Kerchmar George Bullwinkel, Jr. Dr. William P. Kay, Jr., MD ' Dr. R. C. Edwards - Wylie Hamrick Harry Kinard William P. Cate Dr. C. Patrick Killen Gaston Gage, Jr. David Parker Henry M Lee * Phillip C. Chappell, Jr Arthur M. Klugh, III " Bird Garrett * E. Raymond Parker Mrs. Anita Ness * Henry Chastain * James F. Little •" Roddy E. Gettys, III Jim Sanders * " Authur W. O'Shields Albert G. Courie, Jr. Harry Major L. Earl Gilstrap, Jr. Raymond Powell Judge Michael R. Davis * Randall W, Mcclain Robert M Guerreri Greenville County Douglas L. Pridgeon James W Engram Jake Meeks Harry (Hal) Hagood ' Ronald J. McCoy (CC) Marvin C. Robinson Don E. Golightly Dr. P. S. Mowlajko Bob Harmon Bill Barbary R.L Stoddard - Laurence M. Gressette, Jr. Robert G. Sharpe ' Coach Frank J. H. Barnes. Jr. Howard James Wesley A Stoddard Lloyd M Kapp Thompson A. Smith Floyd M. Hunt Randall Bell ' Dr. Harold Vigodsky Terry H. Klosterman Tony Smith Edwin L. Kilby, Jr. J. Frank Black * Ted B. Wilson W. T. McDaniel, III D. Grag Suggs ' R. Frank Kolb Glenn Brackin ' James P. McKeown, III Mark Wilson ' Terry L. Long Mike Branham Union County * S.C. McMeekin, Jr. Kenneth Looper Joseph Bailey Bright * H.S. Harris, Jr (CC) Crawford E. Sanders, III Greenwood County * * Tom Lynch Miles E. Bruce -* * Carl E Carson, Jr. Mrs. Davis O. Smith Wayne Bell (CC) Ben Massingill Charles A. Bryan, Jr. Dr. H. Russell Caston. Jr. ' Dr John Timmerman Dr. F. * -' E. Abell, Jr. Mrs. Jo Lynn McFadden Charles A. Bussey, Jr. William Howell E. Ralph Wessinger, Sr. Mark Abell John Mclntyre * Donald Jay Coggins * Thomas E. Mack Nick P. Anagnost * James V. Patterson * Larry Copeland * Edward L B Osborne Lewis Bagwell - R R. Ritchie * James Crawford ' W. E. (Bill) Burnett Gil Rushton * Walter B. Crawford Carol Coleman William C. Singleton * Gordan S. Davis Richard A. Coleman G. Neil Smith William Lem Dillard

William D. Coleman - John Sparks I L Donkle, Jr

46 Clemson Football '92 James C. Rhea, Jr. Orangeburg County Heyward Fort (CC) Robert A . King • Saluda County Ben R. Smith, Jr. W.C Higginbotham, Jr. (CC) - John J. Britton, Jr. William Lawson • • James R. Herlong, Jr. (CC) G.G. Thomas, Sr. Dr. Julius W Babb. Ill Billy Carter, Jr. Ben A. Leppard, Jr.

Bernard L Black Dr. Roger J, Troutman William B. Bookhart, Jr. Thomas Cuttino Charles G. Lucius. Ill ' 1 Alfred B Coleman Marshall E. Walker Larry Dyar - W. T. Fort. Jr. Lisa Willimon Moody ' James A. Derrick ' F Reeves Gressette, Jr. Bob A. Galiano, Jr. John L. Murray, Jr. Hascal Goff • Edgar C. McGee ' James F. Kinney Steve Palmer Benjamen H. Herlong Karen OOain Milton E. Pate, Jr. (RC) Bob Home Fletcher M. Riley, Jr. Williamsburg County Dan B. Patillo T. C. Wright Dan M. Robinson. Jr. Fred P. Guerry, Jr. (CC) Edwin Presnell - J.M. Russell, Jr. • Dr. W. C. Cortmgham Joseph G. Pritchard

J.M. Russell, III W. H. Cox John L. Scoggins Landy Weathers ' Thomas O. Morris. Jr. (Tom) W B Shedd

- Russell S. Wolfe, II Duane Shuler David Smart • "Bubber" Snow ' Lawrence Starkey, Jr. V Stephen B Sullivan ' John D. Tice Edgar C. McGee Mrs. Ruth Ellen Trotter Director, District V Jim Welborn Ronald W Young DISTRICT V Edgar C. McGee, Director S. Lynn Campbell P.O. Box 383 Director, District IV Orangeburg, SC 29115

Allendale County John H. Holcombe, Jr. DISTRICT IV Frank Young (CC) Director, District VI mmj S. Lynn Campbell, Director Don Whelchel Box 1 1 326 Bamberg County Rock Hill, SC 29730 Don Nummy (CC) DISTRICT VI Director, District VII Joe Ott John H. Holcombe, Jr., Director Chester County + R. Herman Rice P.O. Box 1977 +"Edward C. Abell Myrtle Beach, SC 29578 DISTRICT VII Robert A. Darby, Sr. Barnwell County Don Whelchel Thurmon W. McLamb " George R. Fleming Clinton C. Lemon Jr. (CC) Clarendon County 5000 Piper Glenn Dr. Director, District IX W E Lindsay H.M. Anderson Harold Furse, Jr. (CC) Charlotte, NC 28277 John M. Little. Ill Howard G. Dickinson Doris B. Belser ' Donald B. Murray Grover C. Kennedy Steve C. Gamble North Carolina DISTRICT IX Marvin Waldrep Jimmy L. Tarrace Theodore B. Gardner Al Adams (RC) Thurmon W McLamb Robert C. Hodge Ms Edith Batson P.O. Box 67 Chesterfield County Beaufort County H B Rickenbacker Mary Anne McDonald Bigger Little River, SC 29566 Dan L. Tillman (CC) J. Harry Tarrance (CC) Dr. Wyman Morris David E Bradley Phillip Powell Henry C. Chambers Horace F. Swilley Ron Bullock Other States - John R. Thomas Thomas Garrett Leonard C. Butler Emerson E. Andrishok William R, Tillman Bryan Loadholt Dillon County Capt. J R. Cottmgham (RC) Neil G. Bates James G. Taylor Ms. Carole Arnette (CC) ' Eddie Dalton Rudy Bell Darlington County John Alford Dr Samuel T Drake Daniel R. Clemson • John C Walker (CC) Berkeley County ' William Shipp Daniel Robert L. Dunnigan David Copeland Dr. Hubert C. Baker, DDS • Nolan L. Pontiff (CC) - W G. Lynn Col. J. L. Edmonds Robert P. Corker - J.W. Carter Bob Dangerfield - L B. Hardaway. Jr. Mike Eppley LTC Frank J. Cox Marion D. Hawkins, Jr. ' Capt. H. Wayne DeWitt • Joseph L. Powell Leigh Fendley " Mark Crammer George A. Hutto, Jr. Robert Jeffcoat Billy G. Rogers Richard J. Fisher Fred W. Faircloth Warren Jeffords Gordon Rogers Danny Floyd Greg Parish

Dr Wm. P. Kennedy Calhoun County John C. Rogers James B. Foster John C. Garavaglia, III •' Dr. G.J. Lawhon. Jr. Gary Porth (CC) T Neal Rogers Thomas W Glenn. Ill Walter L. Garvin * William B. McCown. Ill Gerald Bozard H.L. Hoover Thomas Edwin Grimes, III - Harry M. McDonald • William H. Bull Renee H Jackson Landrum Henderson, Jr. ' - Dr. M B. Nickles, Jr. Tatum Gressette, Jr. Florence County Dr Carl H. Jones. Ill L.J. (Bill) Hendrix, Jr. ' Bill Reaves ' L. Chappell Jones (CC) Dennis Kekas Gray Hipp, Jr. ' Tommy Usher. Jr. Thomas D Birchmore W D. Kirkpatrick Ben M. Hornsby Rex Varn Charleston County Rufus M Brown Robert M. Lindsey Alvin Judson Hurt, Jr. Beth Weaver • John Q. Adams (CC) Clyde Bryce. Jr. Robert E McClure " F. H. Inabinet, Jr.

- Archie E. Baker Marvin Cockfield John Mclnnis, III F.H. Inabinet, III Fairfield County Brian F. Celek • Dr. W. L. Coleman Dave Moorhead Lt. Col. E.B Jackson William Lindsay Wylie (CC) CeCe Dalton - Frank A Douglass. Jr Tom R. Morris. Jr. ' Frank Kellers Louis M. Boulware ' Jack Day - L B. Finklea, Jr. ' Jim Mullis Johnnie R. Maffett ' J.K. Coleman H.L. Dukes, Jr. Charles M. Grace IV Richard Nicholson Roy Mathis • Forest E. Hughes, Jr. Jack Evans - Harold B. Haynes Phillip S. Prince John Osteen " Harold R. Jones M Dreher Gaskin - Ernest L. Jones Craig P. Roberson J.V. Roberts Ms. Beverly Hafers - James W. King Thomas G. Roche. Jr. Ms. Susan Ruckman Kershaw County Al Hitchock ' John E. Lunn James C. Stone Ben K. Sharp • Joseph C. Jackson (CC) Dr. John P. Howard John F, Poole Don Tomberlin W. David Stainaker. Jr. Dr. Kenneth W. Carson, DDS 'William C. Kennerty Wilbur O. Powers Mark T. Welborn Ms. Millie D. Williams Tommie W. James, Jr. Robert Cody Lenhardt Julian H. Price Dr. T. G. Westmoreland • - Thomas F. McNamara, Jr. T.E. Lynn • John G. Rose Don V. Whelchel (RC) George Singleton, Jr. David M. Murray, Jr. Rick Sellers Bill Worth + J.F. Watson Carl E. Poole. Jr. Patrick Z. Wiggins Bobby Yarborough John H. Price. Jr. - Allen P. Wood. AIA Lancaster County J. Lynn Pruitt - Edward L. Young • Steve Epps (CC) - Carl S. Pulkinen - Paul Quattlebaun, Jr. Georgetown County • - W.P. Clyburn - A.B. Schirmer, Jr. Glenn A. Cox (CC) Marion D. Lever, Jr. Fred Schrimpf Tommy Branyon Joe H. Lynn - Nicholas C. Sottile • Samuel M. Harper Garrett J Mobley • Dr. J R. Stout • H E. Hemingway. Jr. Ronald Small - Van Noy Thornhill - A. H. Lachicotte. Jr. • Larry Wolfe Philip H. Prince Colleton County Ernie Wright

• Zr Lee County James R. White. Ill (CC) • John D. Tice Green DesChamps, II (CC) Jack W Carter, Sr. Horry County • W. G DesChamps, Jr. • W R Carter • R.S. Winfield (CC) Director, District VIII Pete Player Horace Kinsey Billy Avant Barbara Powers ' F.L. Bradham • Marlboro Coutny B. George Price, III Harvey Graham. Jr DISTRICT VIII Mark S. Avent (CC) -• J. Ryan White, Jr. Roger Hammond John D. Tice, Director + C.E Calhoun • John H Holcombe, Jr. P.O. Box 3577 Dorchester County • S.F. Horton Dalton, GA 30721 York County Dexter Rickenbaker (CC) -* Thurmon W McLamb James H. Owen. Jr. (CC) Thomas W. Bailey Liston Wells Georgia William R. Adkins Gene W Dukes Robert (Bob) Wilder, Jr. Mendal A. Bouknight, Jr - David Angel - E.T. (Tom) Salisbury Ken Brown Arthur Q Black Marion County Andrew P. Calhoun • • S.L. Campbell Hampton County Troy Carroll Atkinson. Ill (CC) John A. Dickerson -" Jack D Cox Harry L. Foy (CC) T.C. Atkinson, Jr. William C Efird, Jr.

Fredrick W. Faircloth, III Dr. Jerry Frank Crews. Jr. Charles J. Bethea. Jr. Douglas S. Gray -• H.S. Gault - David B Gohagan John H Holt Mrs Joycelyn Hairston ' ' E M. George - Winston A. Lawton - Robert Mace Alva B. Hancock Jeffery Haire Winston A. Lawton, Jr. - Duncan Mclntyre Dean Hawkins Alford Haselden Dennis Olive Hopf Lewis W. Hicks Jasper County Sumter County Raymond L. Howe Jack Louis Holeman Roger Home (CC) Carroll F. Hutto Irvin Plowden, Jr. Milnoi Paret Kessler, Jr.

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by Annabelle Vaughan thirsty hands a little smaller than the ones they ventured into the lockerroom after his return

Last fall, many members of the Tiger foot- usually handed the water to. and were a little out of sorts on the way to the ball squad had the opportunity to practice As soon as practice was over, the team dining hall.

some things that are a little more important, gathered on field one and doffed their shoulder But as soon as the kids arrived at the

and a lot more fun, than pass routes and pads for their nightly post-practice condition- training table, their dissatisfaction ended as defensive formations. Since Clemson had two ing sprints. Many of the visitors took that they realized they could choose anything they opportunity to try on the temporarily discarded wanted from the buffet. Some ended up with open dates in 1 991 , the team's practice sched-

ule was not quite as hectic during two weeks of shoulder pads and helmets. It was indeed nothing but macaroni, some had nothing but the season. And in each of those two weeks, quite a sight to see a small army parading jello, and some had only a plate full of different the Tigers had a very special group of visitors. around the field with jerseys that reached to kinds of meat. The self-serve soda fountain

In the open week in September, a group of their ankles, shoulder pads that were as wide and soft ice cream machine became very boys from the Tamassee DAR school came to as the boys were tall, and helmets that touched congested, as the visitors helped themselves

spend an afternoon with the Tigers and in their shoulders. to as much as they could stand of both treats. October, the team welcomed a group from the After the runs were over, each visitor met As the players arrived, they sat with their new his assigned "partner." of the friends lively conversations Boys Home of the South. After both visits, it Many boys young and ensued

was hard to tell whether the visitors or the walked off of the field hand-in-hand with the at each table. It was hard for anyone to tell hosts enjoyed themselves more. player with whom they would spend the whether the children or their slightly larger

The groups of boys came to Clemson in evening, still bravely trying to balance the partners were having more fun. time to see the last half of practice. As the shoulder pads and helmets. The visitors jour- After they were through eating, the players, excited youngsters made their way onto the neyed to the weight room with their partners one by one, asked permission to take their practice field, they were in awe at the size of and once again were awed by the hustle and partners outside or for a walk around campus. the heavily padded Tigers. Coach Ken Hatfield bustle, as well as the physiques of the players When it was finally time to load the buses for came over to welcome the groups and spend who were now their heroes. ("They're bigger the trip back, linebacker Kenzil Jackson was

a little time talking to each boy before he went than Hulk Hogan," said one boy.) spotted heading over the hill to his dorm with back to his coaching duties. The boys then While the players went to shower and dress, his partner in tow. When the disappointed

excitedly began to point out to each other all of the chaperones tried to gather the groups youngster was brought back, he said, "I wanted the activities going on around them as the together for the ride over to the cafeteria, to spend the night!" Jackson was evidently offense worked out on one part of the field and where they would meet their partners for din- willing. the defense worked out on the other side. ner. When the Tamassee group was visiting, There were many hugs and autographs Each boy had been assigned a "partner" one boy was missing when it came time to before the groups were finally persuaded to from the football team before they arrived, and board the vans for dinner. board the vans and head back to their homes. they eagerly went to search out where their After asking around, it was finally deter- Several of the children corresponded with their partner was on the field. Lively arguments mined that the young man had followed his partners after their visits, and a few weeks broke out during both visits as the boys whose partner into the lockerroom. When he finally later, a panicked Jackson called the Sports partners were defensive linemen bragged that came back to join his group, he had a dough- Information office on a Friday afternoon, just they were the biggest and the other boys nut in each hand and one in his mouth. (It minutes before the team was to load the bus argued that their partners were the best. seemed the players were given doughnuts for a game. He had just remembered that the Oddly enough, one of the main attractions that night and the young visitor had decided to next day was his partner's birthday and he for both groups was the water table, where help himself). As expected, most of the other wasn't going to leave until he could get word to understanding trainers passed out cups to boys wished vehemently that they too had his new friend that all of the tackles he made the next day were going to be dedicated to him.

"Being with those kids really meant a lot to

me," Jackson says. "It helps to put things in perspective and get your attitude right when you see those young minds who are watching

everything you do. It made me realize that

being in the spotlight brings a lot of responsi-

bility with it. Besides that, the kids were fun. It

wasn't like it was a hardship on us." Dan Parks, recreation director from the Boys Home of the South in Pelzer. SC. says

the group talked of little else for weeks follow-

ing the visit to Tigertown. "It was an over- whelming experience for the kids. They were elated just to have the experience to meet Coach Hatfield and the players, much less spend some time with them. Coach Hatfield

showed a lot of concern and I think the boys

really saw something in him of value - some- thing that will withstand the test of time. His

strong Christian stand and his devout nature is

something that is a great example to these

boys. It was an experience that those kids will Tiger football players have been active in supporting disadvantaged youths. Quarterback remember for the rest of their lives." Richard Moncrief is one of many Tigers who have been involved in this program.

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'92 50 C I ootball Jffi lemson 1 John Harris

By Sanford Rogers Leadership, as on any team, will be impor- the main reason I was at Clemson was to tant for the Tigers this year. "In football you receive that degree, and that feeling carried

When watching a football game fans usu- need to have 1 1 people working together at over to the practice field."

ally don't notice the offensive linemen unless the same time," said Harris. "I think the team He particularly noted Van Der Heyden's

a yellow flag appears in the area where a unity on this squad is very good. Everyone influence. "Coach "Vandy" is a great coach, in

holding penalty is called. Then everyone tries realizes that if we are to achieve the goals we my mind one of the best in the country. But he to identify the guilty party. Butfor Center John have set for the season everyone needs to be has meant more to me than football. The thing Harris, being recognized among Clemson of- on the same wavelength." that Coach Van Der Hayden stresses more

fensive linemen isn't a difficult task, for rea- Head Coach Ken Hatfield views Harris's than anything else is effort. I know that once

sons other than a holding call. role as an important one. "I think that John will I get in the business world the effort that he Harris, who received his undergraduate be important to this team for several reasons. stressed during my time here will benefit me."

degree in August, is the smallest of any of the Not only is he moving into the starting center Harris had a taste of the business world this

Tiger's starting offensive lineman. On an role, but his leadership ability will be highly past summer. He did his required internship

offensive line that averages 301 pounds across valued." for his degree at Hickory Knob State Park in

the front, Harris is the smallest of the group, Harris has worked hard in the classroom, McCormick, SC. "I did everything from work- weighing only 270. with evidence of this being shown on August 8 ing on the golf course to selling bait in the

But don't think for a minute that being the when he received his undergraduate degree, tackle shop. It was a great learning experi-

smallest of the group bothers Harris. "I wouldn't just two days before fall gridiron workouts ence." The Clemson center came away from

mind being bigger," said the Roxboro, NC began. "Receiving that degree before I ever the summer with a clear career path. "I want

native. "But I think that being smaller is an went on the field this year was a big relief," said to go into the resort management field. Whether

advantage in some ways. With some of the Harris. "I have had many proud moments at it be near the beach or the mountains, that nose guards that we will face in the ACC this Clemson, but walking across that stage was would be fine with me. Working for the public

year I think it will be an advantage for me to the proudest moment that me or my family has is what I hope to do."

come off the ball quickly. By my being a little had during my time here. One of the reasons Harris is so fond of

bit smaller, it will be easier to get that first step "I will be taking graduate courses this fall, resorts is his love of golf. In his personality

on some of those big guys." but knowing I have already achieved the big- profile for the Clemson Football Media Guide,

Harris will be in his first year as the starting gest goal I had since entering Clemson gives he listed his craziest ambition as making the

center for Clemson, but the red-shirt senior me a sense of satisfaction." Professional Golf Tour. "It has always been a

has a wealth of experience in the offensive line Harris gives part of his credit to receiving dream of mine to be on the PGA Tour. Unfor-

area. Last year he backed up Ail-American his degree tc the Clemson coaches. "I re- tunately, the way I play golf, it will always be Jeb Flesch at the offensive guard position. ceived my degree in recreation and parks a dream. But the game of golf can be a

Harris saw his most action last season against administration, which has a number of after- relaxing time. I don't think that there is a better Wake Forest. He was in action in that contest noon classes and lab," recalled Harris. "There way to get away from the stress of everyday

for 52 snaps in a game that saw the Tigers were a number of times when I had a late class life than to be on a golf course."

rushing for 31 6 yards. "That game was a big or a lab and made it to practice after it had John Harris, although small by some stan- one for me for several reasons", recalled Har- already started. The coaches were always dards, should prove to be a big factor in

I in year. ris. "Not only did I play more plays than ever understanding about that. They always knew Clemson's success the upcoming

had before, but I thought that I played well for

almost every play I was in there. To me that is the most important thing when you are playing the game, to give the best effort every time you step on the field." The move to the center position should be

an easy one. "It is not that big of an adjustment

moving to the center position," said Harris. "I was recruited out of high school as a center, then moved to offensive guard my second year here. The move back to center is good in

a way. Now I should know what the other offensive linemen are doing on a play. To me the teamwork involved in playing on the offen- sive line should only improve." Larry Van Der Heyden, who has been Harris's position coach the entire time he has

been at Clemson, has confidence in the center's

ability. "I think that John has paid his dues," said Van Der Heyden. "This will be his first year as a starting center for us, but John has

worked hard enough to get the job done I

have all the confidence in the world in John. Anyone who has worked as hard as he has, both on the field and in the class room, will be a plus for this team. His leadership ability will John Harris is one of the experienced offensive linemen Clemson will be counting on this year be counted on this year." to fill the void by the graduation of Mike Brown and .

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'92 lemson 1 ootball 53 41 Clemson Alphabetical Roster

NO. NAME POS HGT WGT CL EXP NO. NAME POS HGT WGT CL EXP 76 TERRENCE ABNEY NG 6-4 304 *FR. RS 72 ROBERT JACKSON OT 6-6 345 *FR. RS Monetta, SC; Ridge Spring;Phil Strickland Washington, DC; Woodson;Bob Headen 12 MICHAEL BARBER LB 6-1 230 SO. 1 VL 56 TIM JONES LB 6-1 214 *SO. 1 VL Edgemore, SC; Lewisville;Bennie McMurray Rock Hill, SC; Rock Hill; Jim Ringer 67 PAUL BARTON OT 6-7 285 *FR. RS 60 MIKE KUNZ OT 6-4 288 *SO. SQ Sorrento, LA; St. Amanto;Doug Moreau San Antonio, TX; Lee; Bobby Smith 53 LARRY BLANTON OG 6-0 315 FR. HS 71 BRENT LeJEUNE OT 6-3 306 *JR. 1 VL Charlotte, NC; S. Mecklenburg;Steve Shaughnessey Lake Charles, LA; Barbe;Jimmy Shaver 74 NICK BLINSKY OG 6-3 277 MR. SQ 64 CHRIS LOVELACE OL 6-4 282 JR. JC Struthers, OH; Struthers; Pary Zetts Apex, NC; N. Greenville JQMike Taylor 33 RODNEY BLUNT TB 5-10 190 *JR. 2VL 10 DEXTER McCLEON QB 5-10 187 FR. HS Pensacola, FL; Pine Forest;Carl Madison Meridian, MS; Meridian; Mac Barnes 58 JOE BOYLAN OG 6-5 233 *FR. RS 5 ANDYE McCROREY FS 5-10 189 *FR. HS Philadelphia, PA; St. John Neumann;Gerard McConnell Rock Hill, SC; Rock Hill; Jim Ringer 23 NORRIS BROWN CB/SS 5-11 192 *SR. 3VL 7 RICHARD MONCRIEF QB 6-1 200 MR. 2VL

Conway, SC; Conway ; Chuck Jordan Montgomery, AL; Davis; Charles Lee 1 DWAYNE BRYANT WR 6-1 192 JR. 2VL 15 ROBERT O'NEAL SAF 6-2 197 SR. 3VL Tallahassee, FL; Lincoln;Steve Hardin Clarkston, GA; Clarkston;Tommy Stringer 89 BRENTSON BUCKNER NG 6-2 302 *JR. 2VL 61 BRYCE NELSON C 6-2 265 JR. JC Columbus, GA; Carver; Wallace Davis Lennexa, KS; Coffeyville JC;Dale Phipps 25 MATTBULLMAN P 5-10 184 SO. SQ 48 HAROM PRINGLE LB 6-2 215 JR. JC Roebuck, Dorman; Dale Evans SC; Bronx, NY; Nassau CC;John Anselmo 42 GREG BURK FB 6-1 244 *JR. SQ 50 TREVOR PUTNAM C 6-4 240 *FR. RS Lawton, OK; Lawson;Darrell Ahlschlager Canton, NC; Pisgah; Carroll Wright 47 DEREK BURNETTE LB 6-0 213 FR. HS 44 BERNARD RANDOLPH OLB 6-3 249 FR. HS Columbus, GA; Carver;Wallace Davis Townville, SC; Pendleton;Dennis Patterson 57 DARREN CALHOUN LB 6-1 230 *JR. 2VL 54 DUSTIN RASH OG 6-2 262 MR. SQ McCormick.SC; McCormick;Jim McCall Mesa, AZ; Mesa JC; Jessie Parker 29 PAUL CAPUTO FB 5-9 214 *SR. 2VL 69 AL RICHARD DT 6-4 294 *GR. 3VL Essex Fells, NJ; W. Essex;Ron Annrello Clinton, SC; Clinton; Keith Richardson 28 ANDRE CARTER DB 5-10 197 FR. HS 68 CHRIS RICHARDSON OT 6-1 296 FR. HS Camden, SC; Camden; Billy Ammons Philadelphia, MS; Neshoba Central;Chuck Friend 94 CLAYTON CASTEEL 6-4 267 NG *FR. RS 88 THAD RIDGELY LB 6-3 217 MR. SQ Weaverville, NC; N. Buncombe; Tom Mclntyre Ambridge, PA; Ambridge; Frank Anthony 42 MARVIN CROSS 6-4 240 OLB *FR. RS 20 LARRY RYANS WR 6-0 184 SR. 3VL Durham, NC; Hillside; James Lillie Greenwood, SC; Greenwood;Willis Burkett 93 CARLOS CURRY NG 6-2 268 FR. HS 1 PATRICK SAPP QB 6-3 241 FR. HS Decatur, GA; Columbia; Ron Sebree Jacksonville, FL; Raines; Freddie Stephens 80 JASON DAVIS WR 6-1 200 MR. 2VL 19 JEFFSAUVE PK 6-0 198 SO. 1 VL Pensacola, FL; Pine ForesLCarl Madison Mechanicsburg, PA;Cumberland Valley;Tim Rimpfel 47 DB 6-0 177 FR. HS 79 STACY SEEGARS OG 6-4 320 MR. 2VL Jacksonville, FL; Raines; Freddie Stephens Kershaw, SC; Andrew Jackson; Duane Dennie 81 STEVE DERRISO TE 6-4 236 *JR. 2VL 87 KENNETH SESSION LB 5-10 224 JR. SQ Huntsville, AL; Grissom; Larne Robinson Andrews, SC; Andrews; Allen Poston 37 TONYDeSUE TB 5-10 195 FR. HS 41 MilLT SHAW RB 5-8 193 FR. HS Virginia Beach, VA; Kempsville; Red Stickney Tarboro, NC; N. Edgecombe;Raymond Cobb 78 ALEX DIAL 6-4 OG 264 *GR. SQ 96 ASHLEY SHEPPARD OLB 6-3 254 SR. 3VL Columbia, SC; Lees-McRae; JCMack Bryan Greenville, NC; North Pitt;Larry Bolger 43 TERRANCE DIXON DB 5-7 175 FR. HS 49 WAYNE SIMMONS OLB 6-2 236 *GR. 3VL Conway, SC; Conway; Chuck Jordan Hilton Head, SC; Hilton Head;Dan Utley 17 LANCE EASTON 6-1 1 WR 184 *SR. VL 99 LAMARICK SIMPSON DT 6-2 276 FR. HS Fernandina Bch, FL; Fernandina Bch.;Joel Stockstill Rock Hill, SC; Rock Hill; Jim Ringer 16 LEOMONT EVANS FS 6-1 193 FR. HS 46 JAMES SIMS OLB 6-3 231 *FR. RS Abbeville, Abbeville;Dennis SC; Botts Lockhart, SC; Lockhart; Maurice Bevis 3 BUTCH 5-11 FEWSTER DB 177 *SR. 2VL 18 EMORY SMITH FB 6-0 242 FR. HS Rock Hill, SC; Northwestern;Jimmy Wallace Pensacola, FL; Escambia;Dwight Thomas 87 BOBBY FORBES TE 6-5 237 *JR. RS 24 TERRY SMITH WR 6-1 200 MR. 2VL Sacramento, CA; American CC;Larry Ghilardi Clemson, SC; Daniel; Dick Singleton 90 WARREN FORNEY DT 6-3 272 SO. 1 VL 1 LOUIS SOLOMON QB 5-10 168 *FR. RS Rutherfordton, NC; RS CentraUack Huss Somerset, NJ; Franklin; Joe Stinson 70 JEFF FORTNER OG 6-5 294 SR. 1 VL 30 DARNELL STEPHENS SS 6-0 224 SO. 1 VL Ft, Washington, MD;Lees McRae JC;Mac Bryan San Antonio, TX; Converse-Judson;D.W. Rutledge 26 ERIC GETER 6-0 188 CB SR. 3VL 52 JAMISON TEMPLES OT 6-5 271 *SR. SQ Newnan, GA; Newnan; Max Bass Little Mtn, SC; Chapin;Eddie Muldrow 9 TY GIBSON 6-2 TE 240 *JR. 2VL 85 FRANKLIN THOMAS TE 6-4 244 MR. SQ Camden, SC; Hartsville; Lewis Lineberger New Orleans, LA; St. Augustine; Anthony Biagas 32 MARRIO GRIER 5-11 FB 224 *FR. RS 27 JAMES TRAPP CB 6-0 180 SR. 3VL Charlotte, NC; lndependence;Rusty Jester Lawton, OK; Lawton;Darrell Ahlschlager 21 HENRY GUESS 6-2 WR 199 *FR no 59 JAMIE TRIMBLE C 6-3 227 FR. HS Cordova, SC; Edisto; John Weathers Ormond Beach, FL;Mainland; Doug Stanley 45 HOWARD HALL FB 6-1 240 *SR 3VL 22 LEWIS USHER OLB 6-1 231 *SO. RS Gastonia, NC; Ashbrook; John Kinlaw Decatur, GA; SW DeKalb; Buck Godfrey 75 LES HALL 6-7 OT 313 *SR. 3VL 8 SPEEDY WATSON DB 5-7 167 *FR. RS Columbia, SC; Spring Valley;Jerry Brown Memphis, TN; Hamilton;Daniel Cooperwood 0\l\ 55 JOHN HARRIS C 6-2 272 on. cl V L 2 NELSON WELCH PK-P 5-8 182 *SO. 1 VL Roxboro, NC; Person; Larry Dixon Greer, SC; Greer; Stuart Holcombe 38 JAMES HEMPHILL 6-0 LB 205 FR. HS 92 BRETT WILLIAMS OLB 6-4 222 FR. HS Hammond, LA; Hammond;John Williams Albany, GA; Dougherty;John Reynolds 78 ANDRE HEWITT 6-6 OT 270 JR. JC 25 RONALD WILLIAMS TB 6-0 203 JR. 2VL Dayton, OH; Santa Monica JC; Paul Kenec Ninety Six, SC; Ninety Six;Wayne Sweeney 6 MARCUS HINTON 6-0 WR 174 FR. HS yo PIERRE WILSON DT 6-4 286 MR. 2VL Powder Springs, GA; McEachern; Jim Dorsey Jackson, MS; Provine;Stanley Blackman 39 GREG HOOD 5-6 TB 153 *JR. SQ 77 WYATT WILSON DT 6-4 263 *FR. RS Anderson, SC; Westside; Ted Luckadoo Sewell, NJ; Washington Township;Tom Brown 34 ANDRE HUMPHREY DB 5-8 192 FR. HS 36 CHARLES WINSLOW _. LB 6-2 229 *FR. RS Wilmington, NC; Laney; Larry Tootoo Virginia Beach, VA; Green Run; blisha Harris 63 ROGER HUTCHINS SN 5-11 222 *GR. 1 VL 31 DERRICK WITHERSPOON TB 5-11 198 JR. 2VL Shelby, NC; Shelby; Jim Taylor Sumter, SC; Sumter; Tom Lewis 13 KENZIL JACKSON LB 5-11 224 'SR. 3VL 65 WILL YOUNG OG 6-2 276 FR. HS LaGrange, GA; LaGrange; Gary Guthrie Clemson, SC, Daniel; Allen Sitterle

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CLEMSON TIGERS

1 DWAYNE BRYANT WR 19 JEFF SAUVE PK 36 CHARLES WINSLOW LB 55 JOHN HARRIS C 77 WYATT WILSON DT 2 NELSON WELCH PK 20 LARRY RYANS WR 37 TONY DeSUE TB 56 TIM JONES LB 78 ANDRE HEWITT OT 3 BUTCH FEWSTER DB 21 HENRY GUESS- WR 38 JAMES HEMPHILL LB 57 DARREN CALHOUN LB 79 STACY SEEGARS OG 5 ANDYE McCROREY FS 22 LEWIS USHER OLB 39 GREG HOOD TB 59 JAMIE TRIMBLE C 80 JASON DAVIS WR 6 MARCUS HINTON WR 23 NORRIS BROWN CB 41 MILT SHAW RB 60 MIKE KUNZ OT 81 STEVE DERRISO TE 7 RICHARD MONCRIEF QB 24 TERRY SMITH WR 42 MARVIN CROSS OLB 61 BRYCE NELSON C 83 STEPHON WYNN TE 8 SPEEDY WATSON DB 25 MATT BULLMAN P 43 TERRANCE DIXON DB 63 ROGER HUTCHINS SN 85 FRANKLIN THOMAS TE 9 TY GIBSON TE 25 RONALD WILLIAMS TB 44 BERNARD RANDOLPH OLB 64 CHRIS LOVELACE OL 87 BOBBY FORBES TE 10 DEXTER McCLEON QB 26 ERIC GETER CB 45 HOWARD HALL FB 65 WILL YOUNG OG 89 BRENTSON BUCKNER NG 11 LOUIS SOLOMON QB 27 JAMES TRAPP CB 46 JAMES SIMS OLB 67 PAUL BARTON OT 90 WARREN FORNEY DT 12 MICHAEL BARBER LB 28 ANDRE CARTER DB 47 DEREK BURNETTE LB 68 CHRIS RICHARDSON OT 92 BRETT WILLIAMS OLB 13 KENZIL JACKSON LB 29 PAUL CAPUTO FB 47 BRIAN DAWKINS DB 69 AL RICHARD DT 93 CARLOS CURRY NG

1 4 PATRICK SAPP QB 30 DARNELL STEPHENS SS 48 HAROM PRINGLE LB 70 JEFF FORTNER OG 94 CLAYTON CASTEEL NG 15 ROBERT O'NEAL SAF 31 DERRICK WITHERSPOON TB 49 WAYNE SIMMONS OLB 71 BRENT LeJEUNE OT 95 TYRONE SIMPSON DT 16 LEOMONT EVANS FS 32 MARRIO GRIER FB 50 TREVOR PUTNAM C 72 ROBERT JACKSON OT 96 ASHLEY SHEPPARD OLB 17 LANCE EASTON WR 33 RODNEY BLUNT TB 53 LARRY BLANTON OG 75 LES HALL OT 98 PIERRE WILSON DT EMORY SMITH FB 34 ANDRE HUMPHREY DB 54 DUSTIN RASH OG 76 TERRENCE ABNEY NG 99 LAMARICK SIMPSON DT

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CB ERICGETER 26 TB COREY CROOM J 29 P NELSON WELCH 2 PK DAMON KELLER 89

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44 NATE LEFFLER LB 62 LANCE WILDONER OG 84 STU ALLISON FL 1 JUAN GORMAN WR 22 BLAINE BISHOP CB DT 2 ERIN MCCRAY FL 23 GONZALO BARAJAS CB 45 JERMAINE DANIELS LB 63 MIKE MCCLAIN OT 85 SCOTT KRUGER 3 KYLE ROBINSON SE 24 PETE MANOWITZ TB 47 BRIAN DEEDE DE 65 PHIL HENRY OL 86 CHRIS ASBROCK TE 87 HALL 4 TROY HOFFER S 25 ED ABERNATHY WR 4H DONALD RIGG DE 66 WILSON KETCHAM OL HENRY DE 88 MIKE LESURE SE 5 SCOTT UPSHAW FL 27 MIKE BLAIR TB 4? MARTY WURMLINGER DE 67 TRAVIS MCNEW OL LANCE AUKERMAN QB 29 COREY CROOM TB 50 JOE COFFMAN LB 68 BRYANT BRANIGAN NG 89 DAMON KELLER P/K 6 TE —T DERICK JOHNSON S 30 COPATRIC DARTIS CB 51 MIKE FREEL OL 71 JOSE MUNOZ OT 90 DAN MAWHORR 91 JEFF WESTERFELD DE 8 PAXTON GRIFFIN CB 31 LARRY WILLIAMS S 52 DERRON HESS LB 73 MARCUS KLEPPER OT 92 CARL KENDRICK DT 9 CHRIS HUTT QB 32 SCOTT JORDAN DE 53 TYRONE POPE OG 74 TIM CHRISTIAN OT e- 93 BILL MCAULEY OL 10 DARRAN TEAMOR S 34 SONNY LABHART FB 54 MIKE WURMLINGER — 75 BILL BADER C 94 STEVE MARTIN DT 14 MIKE NEU QB 36 AARON GRALAK DE 55 JEREMIAH WIENCEK LB 76 MIKE KERRIGAN NG 95 TONY WALKER DE 15 MATT SWART K 37 GUY HOLBERT TE'FB 56 STEVE CRAIG C 77 ANDY BERRY OG 96 DERRICK WALKER NG 16 MARTY NOEFER QB 38 SPENCER SMITH TB 57 JACK HAWORTH DE 78 JIM POWELL OT 97 SONNY MILLER DT 17 BRIAN OLIVER FL 40 DELVIN MCCLENDON TB 58 MARK PARRIS LB 80 TONY VAN NOY DE 59 98 ROBERT WOJDELKO DT 18 SHAWN MCDONALD FL 41 JERE GLADDEN FB KEITH MCKENZIE LB 81 TONY NIBBS SE T MARKUS NEIL 20 MARCELLUS DAVIS CB 12 ED PEARSON SE 60 MATT MORAN NG 82 JASON REUTER E 99 DE LB 21 MALAWI HILLS S 43 BERRY THOMPSON DE 61 DON STO. JEFIELD 83 TED FREEMAN TE/FB

Ball State Roster

No. Name Pos Hgt Wgt CL. Hometown No. Name Pos Hgt Wgt CL. Hometown

25 Ed Abernathy WR 6-3 185 Fr. Cincinnati. OH 93 Bill McAuley OL 6-3 250 Fr. , IN

84 Stu Allison FL 6-2 208 Sr. Auburn, IN 63 Mike McClain OT 6-0 257 Jr. Toledo. OH

86 Chris Asbrock TE 6-4 224 So. Cincinnati, OH 40 Delvin McClendon TB 5-11 181 So. Ft. Lauderdale. FL

6 Lance Aukerman QB 6-1 191 Sr. Xenia, OH 2 Erin McCray FL 5-9 153 Jr. Miami. FL

75 Bill Bader C 6-0 255 Sr. Fort Wayne, IN 18 Shawn McDonald FL 5-11 166 Fr. Louisville. KY

11 Brent Baldwin QB 6-2 180 Fr. Mishawaka. IN 59 Keith McKenzie LB 6-4 198 Fr. , Ml

35 Heath Baldwin RB 5-9 190 Fr. Ft. Lauderdale, FL 67 Travis McNew OL 6-4 265 Fr. Richmond, IN

23 Gonzalo Barajas CB 5-6 170 Jr. Marion, IN 60 Matt Moran NG 6-2 241 Sr. Lockport, IL

77 Andy Berry OG 6-3 266 So. Toledo, OH 71 Jose Munoz OT 6-4 286 Jr. Gary, IN

22 Blaine Bishop CB 5-9 193 Sr. Indianapolis, IN 99 Markus Neil DE 6-5 242 Fr. Columbus, OH

27 Mike Blair TB 6-0 215 Fr. Dolton, IL 14 Mike Neu QB 6-5 212 Jr. Indianapolis, IN

68 Bryant Branigan NG 6-2 250 Sr. Ft. Wayne, IN 81 Tony Nibbs SE 6-3 212 So. Indianapolis, IN

26 Geo. Cheeseborough CB 6-0 160 Fr. Indianapolis, IN 16 Marty Noufer QB 6-2 178 So. Richmond, IN

74 Tim Christian OT 6-2 277 Sr. Kendallville, IN 17 Brian Oliver FL 6-3 189 So. Indianapolis, IN

50 Joe Coffman LB 6-0 214 Jr. Carmel, IN 58 Mark Parris LB 6-2 237 Sr. Lawrenceburg, IN

56 Steve Craig c 6-4 251 So. Sunman, IN 42 Ed Pearson SE 5-9 155 So. W. Lafayette, IN

29 Corey Croom TB 6-0 212 Sr. Sandusky, OH 53 Tyrone Pope OG 6-1 262 So. Mishawaka, IN

45 Jermaine Daniels LB 6-1 245 Fr. Huber Heights, OH 78 Jim Powell OT 6-5 266 Fr. Columbus, IN

30 Copatric Dartis CB 5-10 172 Jr. Indianapolis, IN 82 Jason Reuter TE 6-5 233 Fr Indianapolis, IN

20 Marcellus Davis CB 5-9 170 Fr. Merrillville, IN 48 Donald Rigg DE 6-3 210 Fr. N. Lauderdale, FL

47 Brian Deede DE 6-4 210 Fr. Sussex, Wl 3 Kyle Robinson SE 5-10 183 Fr. Florissant, MO

51 Mike Freel OL 6-4 257 Fr. South Bend, IN 46 Tony Rodriquez S 5-11 185 Fr. E. Chicago. IN

83 Ted Freeman TE/FB 6-5 210 Fr. Orlando Park, FL 79 Tony Roush DT 6-2 265 Fr. Marion, IN

41 Jere Gladden FB 6-0 224 So. Spicewood, TX 69 Joseph Sartin OT 6-3 289 Jr. Chicago, IL

28 Jacob Goldwire CB 5-9 174 So. Miami, FL 19 Steve Schulte P/K 6-3 189 Fr. Ft. Wright, KY

1 Juan Gorman WR 6-1 190 Jr. Ft. Wayne, IN 38 Spencer Smith TB 5-11 199 Jr. Terre Haute, IN

36 Aaron Gralak DE 6-3 190 Fr. Findlay, OH 61 Don Stonefield LB 6-0 217 Sr. Sunman, IN

8 Paxton Griffin CB 5-9 180 Jr. Los Angeles, CA 15 Matt Swart K 5-10 161 Fr. Margate, FL

87 Henry Hall DE 6-1 244 Sr. Ft. Wayne, IN 10 Darran Teamor S 5-11 210 Jr. South Bend, IN

57 .l^rk H^wnrth DE 6-4 234 So. Newburgh, IN 43 Berry Thompson DE 6-4 185 Fr. Ft. Wayne, IN

65 Phil Henry OL 6-2 240 Fr. Oswego, IL 5 Scott Upshaw FL 5-8 183 Jr. E. Chicago, IN 52 Derron Hess LB 5-10 218 So. Mishawaka, IN 80 Tony Van Noy DE 6-4 209 Jr Peru, IN

21 Malawi Hills S 6-0 194 Jr. Tampa, FL 96 Derrick Walker NG 6-2 238 Fr. Centerville, OH

4 Troy Hoffer S 6-1 195 Sr. Ft. Wayne, IN 95 Tony Walker DE 6-1 220 So. Evansville. IN 37 Guy Holbert TE/FB 6-0 232 Sr. Indianapolis, IN 91 Jeff Westerfeld DE 6-2 230 So. Brookville, IN

9 Chris Hutt QB 6-6 205 Fr. Indianapolis, IN 55 Jeremiah Wiencek LB 6-2 210 Fr. Michigan City. IN

7 Denck Johnson S 6-0 208 Jr. Chicago, IL 62 Lance Wildoner OG 6-4 290 Jr. Marion, IN

32 Scott Jordan DE 6-1 216 So. Middletown, OH 31 Larry Williams S 6-0 185 Fr. Cincinnati, OH

43 Mike Juscik RB 6-0 188 Jr. Hammond, IN 98 Robert Wojdelko DT 6-3 235 Fr. Arlington Heights, IL

89 Damon Keller P/K 5-11 170 Sr. Indianapolis, IN 49 Marty Wurmlinger DE 6-3 215 So. Wheaton. IL

92 Carl Kendrick DT 6-2 265 Sr. Indianapolis, IN 54 Mike Wurmlinger C 6-3 225 So. Wheaton. IL

76 Mike Kerrigan NG 6-1 285 Fr. Girard, OH

66 Wilson Ketcham OL 6-3 310 Fr. Lawrenceburg. IN

73 Marcus Klepper OT 6-5 273 Fr. Chicago, IL

12 Matt Knisely QB 6-2 185 Fr. Huber Heights, OH

85 Scott Kruger DT 6-2 232 So. Ft. Wayne. IN 34 Sonny Labhart FB 6-1 224 So. Tell City, IN

44 Nate Leffler LB 6-2 207 Fr. Indianapolis, IN 88 Mike LeSure SE 6-1 185 Sr. South Bend, IN

70 Joe Magee OL 6-3 270 Fr. Sandusky. OH 24 Pete Manowitz TB 5-9 185 So. Columbus. IN

94 Steve Martin DT 6-1 231 Sr. Jeffersontown. KY

90 Dan Mawhorr TE 6-5 256 Jr. Ft, Wayne. IN qgr lemson Football '92 V) Bowl Coalition

by Tim Bourret with the Citrus Bowl. But, this agreement takes 'The current commitments of the conference us to a new level. Years ago we would dream champions of the Big Eight to the Orange Bowl,

In the world's quest to have a Division I about playing in these great games. Now, our the Southeastern to the Sugar Bowl and the college playoff system, yet retain the tradition of champion will be there every year." Southwest to the Cotton Bowl remain in tact, the college bowls, the world has established the As far as the players are concerned, Clemson leaving two additional berths open in the four Tier Bowl Coalition. You don't need a master's senior defensive back Norris Brown represents One coalition bowls. degree from Harvard to understand the system, the feeling of most ACC players. "It is an added *The two remaining spots in Tier One will be filled

but it might help. motivation to know that if you win the league you from a pool of "at-large" teams, which will include The bottom line for Clemson fans is that the are going to Miami, Dallas, New Orleans or the next best team (as selected by the Tier One

winner of the ACC championship will be spend- Phoenix. I like having the opportunity to go to any coalition bowls) from the following five confer-

ing January 1 at the Orange, Sugar, Cotton or of those four cities. I think this is better than ences—ACC, Big East, Big Eight, PAC-1 (whose

Fiesta Bowls. It is obvious that the stakes are knowing way ahead of time where we are going. champion remains committed to the Rose Bowl)

now higher for the ACC championship. There It is more exciting to go through the season as a and the Southwest. are also agreements that give the second best candidate for one of those bowls. *The three "at-large teams not selected by the

and third best teams in the ACC automatic ap- "Since I have been here we have set a goal of Tier One coalition will then be available for selec- pearances in other traditionally sound postseason winning the national championship. With this tion to the Tier Two bowls (Gator, Blockbuster &

games. coalition it seems like there is a more clearcut John Hancock) of the coalition. "This is a landmark development for ACC path. Win the ACC, win one of those bowls and *The team selection for all the bowls involved in

football." said Clemson Head Coach Ken Hatfield. you have a great chance to win it all. Overall, it will the coalition (Tier One and Two) will be made

"This system allows us to bypass 70 years of bring more respect to the ACC. Since I have been following the completion of the SEC Champion- paying dues. Other conferences have had to here we seem to drop (in the polls) more than ship game on December 5. cultivate relationships with the major bowls (SWC other teams when we lose a close game. Per- with Cotton, SEC with Sugar, etc.) for many haps that won't be the case for ACC teams in the The Selection Process:

years to receive a berth. But, the ACC champ, near future." 1 . Whenever Notre Dame, the ACC and the Big Big East Champ and Notre Dame will now auto- The rest of this article will attempt to explain East champs occupy the number-one and two

matically go to one of those four bowls. And, it is the Bowl Coalition. The examples that follow the rankings in the final regular season AP poll, they even better for us, because we have the opportu- statements might make the formula more clear. must play the National Championship game in

nity to go to any of the four as a league champion. If you still can't understand it, call us December 5. the Fiesta Bowl. In other words, if Clemson is

The league champion of the SWC still has to go number-one and Notre Dame is number-two head- to the Cotton, they don't have a chance to go to General Principles ing into the bowls, the Tigers and the Irish will

the Orange. Overall, the bowl coalition is the best *The Orange, Sugar, Cotton and Fiesta Bowls meet in the Fiesia Bowl.

situation we can have in our current format." (Tier One) have joined with the Atlantic Coast However, if the number-one and number-two Gene Corrigan, Commissioner of the Atlantic Conference, the Big East Conference and the teams are both from among the Big Eight, SEC Coast Conference, was a key player in the cre- in a three-year partner- and SWC champions, the top two teams will not ation of the Bowl Coalition. "The great thing about ship to provide for the champions of the ACC and meet in the Fiesta. Each champion attends the

the Bowl Coalition is that it matches the champi- the Big East, and Notre Dame to appear in one of bowl he is affiliated with. In other words, if Florida ons against the champions (at Tier One). That is the aforementioned bowl games each year. The is number-one and Texas A&M is number-two, what we set out to do in the beginning. ACC and Big East champions, and Notre Dame those two teams would not meet each other. "Five years ago we didn't have a bowl agree- are guaranteed a spot in the Orange, Sugar or Florida would go to the Sugar and Texas A&M to ment in the ACC. Then we had four great years Cotton Bowl in 1992, 1993 and 1994. the Cotton.

2. Whenever the number-one or two team in the final regular season AP poll come from among the ACC Champion, Big East Champ or Notre Dame, and the host conference champion from among the Sugar, Cotton or Orange Bowl is ranked Number-one or two, these two teams must play one another in the bowl of the host

conference champion. In other words if Clemson is number-one and Nebraska is number-two after the regular season, the the Tigers will play the Cornhuskers in the Orange Bowl.

3. Barring the above circumstances, the Orange, Sugar and Cotton Bowls will select first in order of the final rankings (AP poll) of their respective host conference champions. The bowls will select from among the ACC Champ, the Big East Champ and Notre Dame. The bowls do not have to select in order of AP ranking. Following those three selections, the Fiesta Bowl will have two selections from the remaining pool of five teams.

4. Once these selections have been completed, the remaining three at-large teams will be avail- able to the Tier Two bowls, which will select one team in order of perteam net payout. In 1992 the order will be the Gator Bowl selecting first, fol- lowed by the Blockbuster and then the John Hancock Bowl.

Clemson and N.C. State will be chasing the title, which a berth in the Orange, ACC now means 5. The ACC and the Big East champions and Sugar, Cotton or Fiesta Bowls. Notre Dame have the right to pass a Tier One

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formula was used last year.

Tier One Sugar: #3 Florida (SEC Champ) vs. #1 Miami (Big East Champ) Cotton: #9 Texas A&M (SWC Champion) vs. #5 Florida State (ACC Champion) Orange: #11 Nebraska (Big Eight Champ) vs. #18 Notre Dame Fiesta: #13 Clemson (ACC #2 team) vs. #14 California (PAC-10 #2 Team)

Tier Two Gator: #15 Colorado (Big Eight #2) vs. #10 Tennessee (SEC #3 team) Blockbuster: #16 Syracuse (Big East #2) vs. TBA (will be Penn State in 1992 only) John Hancock: Baylor (SWC #2) vs. TBA

Other Bowls Rose: #2 Washington vs. #4 Michigan Citrus: #8 Alabama (SEC #2 team) vs. #6 Penn State (Big 10 #2 team) Peach: #19 Virginia vs. TBA Holiday: #7 Iowa vs. Brigham Young (WAC Champ) Freedom: #17 Stanford vs. TBA

1988 Example "Just four years ago the top four teams in the final regular season poll all came from the same side of the equation. For the sake of this example, do not assume that Notre Dame and Miami played Hatfield, who has taken teams to a bowl 10 straight years, feels the coalition is a landmark in each other in 1988. football history. ACC 1 . Notre Dame 2. Miami (Big East Champ) 3. West Virginia (Big East #2) selection for a higher payout, to avoid a rematch 1991 Example 4. Florida State (ACC Champ) of a regular season game, or to avoid playing in 'Final Regular season AP poll for 1 991 5. Southern Cal (PAC-10 Champ) a particular bowl for the third straight year. 1 . Miami (Big East Champ) 6. Nebraska (Big Eight Champ) 2. Washington (PAC-10 Champ) 7. Auburn (SEC Champ) 6. A team may pass a selection to a Tier Two bowl 3. Florida (SEC Champ) 8. Arkansas (SEC #2) only to avoid a rematch of a regular season game, 4. Michigan (Big Ten Champ) 9. UCLA (PAC-10 #2) or to avoid playing in a particular bowl game for 5. Florida State (ACC Champ) 10. Oklahoma (Big Eight #2) a third consecutive year. 6. Penn State (Big 10 #2) 11. Michigan (Big Ten Champ) 7. Iowa (Big 10 #3 team) 12. Oklahoma State Other Bowl commitments for 1992 8. Alabama (SEC #2 team) 13. Clemson (ACC #2)

1 . Penn State, provided it has the minimum six 9. Texas A&M (SWC Champ) 14. Houston (SWC Champ)

Division I wins, will play in the Blockbuster Bowl 10. Tennessee (SEC #3 team) 15. Wyoming (WAC Champ) 2. The Citrus Bowl will match the number-two 11. Nebraska (Big Eight Champ) 16. LSU (SEC #2) team in the Big Ten against the number-two team 12. East Carolina (Independent) 17. Syracuse in the SEC. (It does not have to be the second 13. Clemson (ACC #2 team) 18. Washington State (PAC-10 #3) place team in each league, merely the second 14. California (PAC-10 #2 team) 19. Georgia best team in each league as chosen by the Citrus 15. Colorado (Big Eight #2 Team) 20. Alabama Bowl. 16. Syracuse (Big East #2 team) 3. The number-three team in the ACC, will be the 17. Stanford (PAC-10 #3 Team) Tier I host team in the Peach Bowl This is not neces- 18. Notre Dame Fiesta: #1 Notre Dame vs. #2 Miami (Big East in the conference sarily the third-place team 19. Virginia (ACC #3 Team) Champ) standings, it is the third best team as chosen by 20. Oklahoma (Big Eight #3 Team) Orange: #6 Nebraska (Big Eight Champ) vs. #3 the Peach Bowl. 21. N.C. State West Virginia (Big East #2) 4. The Holiday Bowl will match the number-three 22. UCLA Sugar: #7 Auburn (SEC Champ) vs. #4 Florida team of the Big Ten against the Western Athletic 23 Tulsa State (ACC Champ) Champion. 24. Georgia Cotton: #14 Houston (SWC Champ) vs. # 9 5. The Rose Bowl will continue to match the 25. Ohio State UCLA (Pac 10 #2) of the Big against the champion of champion 10 Baylor is #2 team in SWC, but unranked in the Pac-10. final regular season poll. Tier II 6. The number-three team in the Pac-10 will go 'If the coalition was used last year, the following Gator: #10 Oklahoma vs. #16 LSU (SEC #3) to the Bowl Freedom matchups would have occurred (provided bowls Blockbuster: #13 Clemson vs. TBA 7. Gator Bowl will match the number-three The made selections according to ranking. They Hancock: Texas A&M vs. TBA coalition team. SEC team against a Tier Two do not have to do that in 1992) The 1992 8. will take the top service The Liberty Bowl conference affiliations are used in this example. Other Bowls academy team. Florida State, by virtue of #5 ranking, is consid- Rose: #5 Southern Cal (Pac 1 Champ) vs. #1 ered ACC champion and Penn State is consid- Michigan (Big Ten Champ) is an of the bowl coalition at Here example ered a Big Ten member for this hypothetical Citrus: #8 Arkansas (SEC #2) vs. Indiana (Big work for last year. scenario It is interesting to note that Clemson 10 #2)

still would have played California if the coalition

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Blackman by Sam with the United States team in the World "If I have confidence in the players around the most of soccer opportunities In Making University games last summer. Seoul, me, I feel like going with the attack and this

has already made Clemson All-American South Korea, I sawgreatsoccerand learned enables me to play two roles as an attacker soccer defender Andy Pujats successful. more about the game by watching other or a defender."

From playing youth soccer in Dallas, TX, teams from the participating countries. Trav- Pujats is definitely an important part of and around the globe, Pujats has taken eling to different countries and talking to Clemson's offense. He scored three goals advantage of opportunities the sport pro- people from different lands make you ap- and had five assists in 1991, and both are

vides enroute to Clemson University where preciate America and what it has to offer." high figures for a defender.

he is now one of the nation's best collegiate Another important lesson Pujats has Still another opportunity the game of

players. In 1990, he was named second- learned from the game is the invaluable soccer has provided for Pujats is the chance team AII-ACC, then in 1991, he was el- concept of team work. to play soccer at Clemson and in the pres- evated to first team. His most prestigious Pujats plays defender for the Tigers and tigious Atlantic Coast Conference. The

award came last season when he was this position is sometimes taken for granted. ACC is recognized as the most competitive named All-American. The defenders do not score often and usu- conference in the nation.

While growing up, Pujats learned the ally are not part of the attack. They are the "I chose Clemson because it is well re- game from his two older brothers. Their offensive linemen of soccer. spected academically and athletically.

knowledge and experience helped make "The confidence of a team begins in the Clemson is consistent in its soccer pro-

him a better player. defense starting with the goalkeeper. If gram. Coach I.M. Ibrahim's reputation for

"I have been playing soccer since I was people have confidence in the defense this winning, and being outstanding in all areas

five," said Pujats. "My brothers and I have will give the midfielders and strikers more of the program were big selling points. Play-

always played soccer and they are respon- confidence to go forward on the attack. The ing in the ACC and having the country's best

sible for making me an improved player. We best offense is a good defense. facilities along with the great academic pro- always worked together and they taught me "Playing defender makes you respect gram at Clemson were the other big factors.

different points of the game." the game more; after all, you don't play to "The people at Clemson are so nice, and Pujats also took advantage of playing enhance your statistics, but you play for the they immediately accepted me. Clemson is

soccer in one of the finest youth soccer team. If you know you prevented the other a role model for other programs around the

organizations in America. By playing on team from scoring goals, it is a great feeling. country. If other teams have not seen us

local club teams, he had the opportunity to If our attackers score more goals, we did play; they have heard about us. My game travel and become one of the most highly something better than they did. You feel a has improved because of the coaching and sought after high school players in the coun- sense of accomplishment and pride. the great facilities."

try his senior season. Pujats is a management major and his "In the Dallas and Arlington area, we present plans have him staying in the up- have the largest soccer association in Texas state area.

and the second largest in the country," "I would like to stay around Clemson or at added Pujats. "Because of this organiza- least the east coast, possibly working with invalu- father is a tion, I traveled abroad and picked up my father and his company. My

able experience." distributor of machinery parts and I would

Pujats was a member of the Region III not mind starting a branch in this area. I Olympic Development team. He also led really have not decided. soccerteam, one of his club teams, Titans 71 , to the state As faras the 1992 Clemson

and regional titles in 1 987. The same team Pujats has great expectations and has set finished third in the under-16 nationals. some high goals for the Tigers.

During his youth soccer days, he traveled to "I want to win a title. We have not won a Brazil and Scotland. championship except for the ACC regular

Pujats also traveled abroad last summer season title in 1990. I would like to win the as a member of the United States team in ACC and National Championship in my the World University games where he played senior year. right back. "If we pull together and have the right "The chance to play soccer and travel to chemistry, we can win titles. We have the

different countries is a great opportunity. I players to do it. My most memorable game have played in Brazil, England, Scotland, at Clemson is the 6-0 win over South Caro- and Korea. There are not too many people lina last season. We could not do anything who have this chance to travel around the wrong. Everybody played well for us in this

world, particularly at my age. The traveling game, it was a great example of team work."

has in essence given me another educa- Even though Pujats may not play soccer tion. You learn a great deal on the trips and after his collegiate days, the education he the most important lesson that stays with has obtained from Clemson and the sport for me is how to get along with people, and will continue to be responsible many has opportunities and successes afforded him adapt to the various cultures. Soccer Pujats, a returning All-American defender, is definitely given me another education. a major reason Clemson is a preseason Top later in life.

"The most interesting trip I made was 10 team and NCAA title contender.

63 q£r i mson Football '92 Tiger Band

By Beth Mclnnis can Brass Band Association and the Clemson. Both schools Dot the I as a Some say that coming to a Clemson Music Educator's National Conference. part of their pregame or halftime festivi-

football game is like coming to a family Dr. Hosier's wife, Cheryl, also joins ties. At Ohio State they dot the I in script

reunion. It's a warm, friendly place the Tiger Band staff this year as the flag Ohio and at Clemson they dot the I in (unless you are the Tigers' opponent line choreographer. The only member Tigers.

that day) where you are sure to find of the Hosier family not involved with Tiger Band continues its tradition of family, new and old, that is tiedtogether Tiger Band directly is their daughter excellence this year with 200 plus mem- with one common thread. ..Clemson Uni- Valerie, who is four. Maybe we'll see bers. Each member of the band arrived versity. her on Frank Howard Field in about 15 well before the other Clemson students As we start the 97th season of years! this year. Band camp started for fresh- Clemson football with all of its color and Since arriving in mid-June, Dr. Hosier men and veteran members one week pageantry, we also start another sea- has been busy viewing videos, writing before classes started. Members prac- son of Tiger Band. Over the years, shows and getting to know incoming ticed daily, and like our football players, Tiger Band has become synonomous freshmen. He was present at several worked two-a-days regularly.

with Clemson athletics. Be it football, orientation sessions and is positive During the regular academic year basketball or soccer, the band has re- about the new-member turnout. Tiger Band practices three days a week mained a faithful family member, from 4 to 6 pm with the percussion growing, nurturing and supporting corps and flags putting in extra the athletic department and the time. Football Saturdays see mem- University. bers rising early for a predawn This year Tiger Band adds a warmup before they assemble for new face to the family tree. Dr. the traditional parade into Memo-

Mark Hosier comes to Clemson rial Stadium. from The Ohio State University, Today Tiger Band sends off the home of the Buckeyes, to assume 1992 season traditionally but with

the position of Director of Bands. a little twist ... literally. Pregame A native of Derby, Ohio, Hosier festivities include a performance of holds a bachelor's degree from "God Bless America" and the Ohio State in 1976. He also com- Clemson University Alma Mater. pleted his masters (1985) and Ph. Mrs. Rudy Poole, wife of former D(1992) at Ohio State University. IPTAY President George Poole, will

Prior to joining the band staff at dot the "I" this afternoon. As the Clemson, Dr. Hosier served as an team travels around the stadium Assistant DirectorofThe Ohio State and assembles at Howard's Rock, University Marching Band for three Tiger Band will play the "Orange years. During this time he also was Bowl March" and will break into a graduate teaching associate in "Tiger Rag" as our own the band performance and music goosebumps grow. education divisions of the Ohio The "twist" in today's show is at State School of Music. During his halftime when Tiger Band performs tenure he taught classes in march- a variety of tunes from the late Dr Mark Hosier is Clemson's new director of bands ing band techniques, band con- fifties and the early sixties. This ducting and secondary level instrumen- "We have a good group this year. "Roots of Rock & Roll" show will feature tal music techniques, as well as super- They are enthusiastic and excited," he Tiger Band's twirlers and flag corps. In

vising student teachers. commented. "I am looking forward to keeping with tradition, the halftime show

Prior to returning to Ohio State, Dr. the season because we have such a will close with "The Song that Shakes

Hosier served as Director of Bands at good group, but also because I am the Southland. ..Tiger Rag." The Alma Westfall High School in Williamsport, looking forward to seeing football in Mater will also be played at the game's

OH for 10 years and as Director of Death Valley. I have watched games conclusion. Bands at Westland High School in Gal- from here on television and the atmo- As this new season opens, Clemson

loway, OH for three years. His bands sphere is something special. I can't family from near and far gather for an-

received critical acclaim throughout the wait until I see them run down the hill for other aftermoon of fun, fellowship and

state for their outstanding perfor- the first time. I enjoyed Big Ten football football. Welcome to the family, Dr.

mances. for many years, but I am excited about Hosier. We salute you, Tiger Band and Dr. Hosier is active as a marching ACC football." your commitment for Clemson's tradi- band clinician and adjudicator. He is a Dr. Hosier is familiar with many tradi- tion of excellence. member of the College Band Director's tions at Ohio State, but there is one that National Association, the North Ameri- his alma mater has in common with

'92 64 ijjp Clemson I ootball Strength Training

One of Clemson's most impressive ath- the collegiate and professional levels. It is letic facilities is not quite as visible as the no accident that the Tigers have posted a Lifter-of-the-Year 1985 Kenny Flowers. TB mammouth Death Valley, even though it 63-18-3 record, won four ACC Champion- John Phillips, OG may be an even more important reason for ships, had 16 first or second-team All-Ameri- 1986 Ty Granger, OT the Tigers' success. Clemson's strength cans, and 48 first-team all-conference se- 1987 Mark Drag. MG training facility, located in Jervey Athletic lections since Wade joined the Clemson 1988 JeffBak, C Center, provides Clemson athletes with the staff in 1985. Mark Drag, MG very best in equipment, supervision and Wade and his assistants, Scott Bennett, 1989 Levon Kirkland, OLB atmosphere, as the Tiger strength training Al Caronia, Jeff Fish, Jeff Looney, and Scott 1990 Arthur Bussie, DT staff knows that success in the area of Hines personally supervise the individual Curtis Whitley, C 1991 Ashley Sheppard, strength training will mean success on the weight programs of hundreds of athletes. OLB football field. The strength training staff spends long hours Strength Ail-Americans Head Strength Coach Gary Wade and working around the various schedules of 1981 Jeff Davis, LB his staff work constantly to ensure that their each sport and even takes the facility on the Jeff Bryant, DT facility is one of the nation's best. Several road when the Tiger football team plays in a Lee Nanney, OT renovations made over the last several years bowl game. 1983 William Perry, MG 1984 Kenny Flowers, TB have ensured that it is among the best, on 1985 Jim Riggs, TE 1986 Ty Granger. OT 1987 Danny Pearman, TE 1988 Donnell Woolford, DB 1989 Vince Taylor, LB 1990 Levon Kirkland, OLB 1991 Mike Brown, C

1992 Bench Press Leaders 1. Paul Caputo, FB 455 Brentson Buckner, MG 455 3. Stacy Seegars, OG 425 Ty Gibson. TE 425 5. Rodney Blunt, TB 420 Gary Wade Scott Bennett Al Caronia Brent LeJeune, OT 420 Alex Dial, OG 420 Strength Training Dir. 8. John Harris, C 415 9. Ashley Sheppard, OLB 410 Pierre Wilson, DT 410 11. John McMakin, LB 405 Robert Jackson, OT 405 Stephon Wynn, TE 405

1992 Leg Sled Leaders 1. Stacy Seegars. OG 1,140 1 1 on 2. Brentson Buckner. MG 1 ,1^U 3. Paul Caputo, FB 1,035 4. Pierre Wilson, DT 1,030 5. Joe Floyd, SN 1,025 Jeff Fish Jeff Looney Scott Hines 6. Alex Dial. OG 960 7. Ashley Sheppard. OLB 925 8. Clayton Casteel, MG 910 9. Les Hall, OT 900 Robert Jackson, OT 900 Bryce Nelson, C 900

1992 Power Clean Leaders 1. Pierre Wilson, DT 331 2. Wayne Simmons, OLB 329 Marrio Grier, FB 329 4. Ashley Sheppard. OLB 319 5. Phil Caputo, DB 314 Brent LeJeune, OT 314 7. Brentson Buckner. MG 309 Ty Gibson, TE 309 9. Les Hall. OT 305

1992 Power Ratio Leaders

1. Paul Caputo, FB 8.41 2. Cardell Thurman. DB 8.03 3. Phil Caputo. DB 7.51 4. Norris Brown. FS 7.26 5. John McMakin, LB 7.22 6. Nelson Welch, P-PK 7.19 7. Louis Solomon, QB 7.07 8 Harold Burch. DB 7.05 9. Brian Hunter, TB 7.01 10 Rodney Blu.it, TB 6.96

fit lemson Football '92 65 _ Clemson Alumni NFL Honors

1982— Dwight Clark, NFL Player of the Year , WR 1983— Jeff Bostic, Washington Redskins, 1982— Dwight Clark, (Sports Illustrated) C 1985— Dale Hatcher, , P 1 988 AFC Rookie of the Year — Johnny Rembert, New England Patriots, LB (Sports Illustrated) 1989 Michael Dean Perry, Cleveland Browns, DT 1979— Jerry Butler, (UPI, Sporting News) — 1990 Michael Dean Perry, Cleveland Browns, 1985— Kevin Mack, Cleveland Browns — DT 1991 — Michael Dean Perry, Cleveland Browns, DT All-Rookie Team Selections (by Season, not calendar) 1979- Jerry Butler, Buffalo Bills 1952- , HB, Pittsburgh Joe Bostic, St. Louis Cardinals 1953- 1980- Jim Stuckey, San Francisco 49ers Ray Mathews, HB, Pittsburgh 1955- Mathews, HB, Pittsburgh 1982- Jeff Bryant, Ray 1960- Bill Mathis, 1983- Terry Kinard, RB, 1962- Bill 1985- Kevin Mack, Cleveland Browns Hudson, DT, San Diego Chargers 1963- Bill Mathis, Jets William Perry, Chicago Bears RB, New York 1976- Dale Hatcher, Los Angeles Rams , DB, Dallas Cowboys 1977- Charlie Waters, DB, Dallas 1987- Delton Hall, Cowboys 1978- Charlie Waters, Dallas 1988- Michael Dean Perry, Cleveland Browns DB, Cowboys 1980- 1989- David Treadwell, Jerry Butler, WR, Buffalo Bills 1982- Dwight Clark, WR, San Francisco 49ers 1983- Dwight Clark, WR, San Francisco 49ers Led League in a Category Jeff Bostic, C, Washington Redskins 1 940— Banks McFadden, Brooklyn Dodgers, NFL in yards/rushing art. 1985- Kevin Mack, RB, Cleveland Browns 1955— Fred Cone, Green Bay, NFL in Field Goals (16-24) Dale Hatcher, P, Los Angeles Rams 1981 — Dwight Clark, San Francisco, NFC in Receptions 1987- Kevin Mack, RB, Cleveland Browns 1 982— Dwight Clark, S. Francisco, NFC in Yardage, NFL in Receptions 1988- Johnny Rembert, LB, New England Patriots 1985— Dale Hatcher, LA Rams, NFL in Net Punting Terry Kinard, FS, New York Giants 1989- All-Pro Selections Michael Dean Perry, DT, Cleveland Browns David Treadwell, PK, Denver Broncos 1961— Bill Mathis, New York Jets, FB Johnny Rembert, LB, New England Patriots 1962— Harold Olson, Buffalo Bills, T 1990- Michael Perry, DT, Cleveland 1977— Charlie Waters, Dallas Cowboys, DB Dean Browns 1991- Michael Perry, Cleveland Browns, 1978— Charlie Waters, Dallas Cowboys, DB Dean DT

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When the original campus stadiums in the country. part of the stadium The effect spiraling inflation has had in was built in the early this century can be dramatically seen in the 40's, much ofthe work differences in stadium construction. The was done by scholar- original foundation of the stadium was built ship athletes, includ- at a cost of $1 25,000 or at $6.25 a seat. The ing many football play- most recent upper deck was finished in ers. The first staking 1983 at a cost of $13.5 million, or $866 a out of the stadium was seat. done by two members Through the years, Memorial Stadium

of the football team, has become known as "Death Valley." It A.N. Cameron and was tagged this by the late Presbyterian Hugh Webb. Webb coach, Lonnie McMillan. After bringing his returned to Clemson P C. teams to Clemson for years and get- years later to be an ting whipped, McMillan said the place was architecture profes- like Death Valley. A few years later the sor, and Cameron name stuck. went on to become a On November 16, 1974 the playing sur- civil engineer in Loui- face was named Frank Howard Field for the siana. legendary coach because of his long ser- The building of the vice and dedication to the University. stadium did not pro- Athletic Director Bobby Robinson says ceed without a few that Memorial Stadium has many features

problems. One day that make it a top facility. "One thing that

during the clearing of makes it so good is the number of sideline the land, one young seats," he says. "We don't think there is a In the first 50 years of Death Valley, the Tigers have won 74 percent football player proudly bad seat in the house. of their games. announced that he "We also have outstanding dressing was not allergic to rooms, press facilities, and ample parking In 1991, two very special anniversaries poison oak. He then commenced to attack nearby. Another unique feature of the sta- in the Clemson football tradition were ob- the poison oak with a swing blade, throwing dium is the number of private boxes." served. Not only did the 1991 season mark the plants to and fro. The next day, how- Luckily, the stadium wasn't built behind

the 1 0th anniversary of Clemson's National ever, the boy was swollen twice his size and theY.

Championship season, but it also marked had to be put in the hospital. the 50th season of the place where the There are many other stories about the Tigers won five games that year: Memorial stadium including one stating that Frank Stadium. Howard put a chew of tobacco in each In the first 50 years of Memorial Stadium, corner of the stadium as the concrete was Clemson has a record of 170-62-6, includ- poured. ing a 12-0-1 ledger over the last two sea- Howard says that the seeding of the sons. Clemson has a 15-game unbeaten grass caused a few problems. "About 40

streak at home and has a career winning people and I laid sod on the field," he says.

ratio of 74 percent entering 1992. "After three weeks, on July 1 5, we had only

The stadium has definitely been good to gotten halfway through. I told them that it

the Tigers who call it home, but the stadium had taken us three weeks to get that far, and

was constructed against the advice of at I would give them three more week's pay for

least one Clemson coach. Just before head however long it took. I also told them we coach Jess Neely left for would have 50 gallons of ice cream when

after the 1 939 season, he gave Clemson a we got through. After that it took them three message. "Don't ever let them talk you into days to do the rest of the field. Then we sat HOWARD'S ROCK FROM building a big stadium," he said, "put about down in the middle of the field and ate up DEATH VALLEY CALIF. 1 0,000 seats behind the Y.M.C.A. That's all that whole 50 gallons." DEATH VALLEY you'll ever need'. Howard says that on the first day of the CLEUStM, S. C. PRESENTE0 TO Instead of following Coach Neely's ad- first game in the stadium, "the gates were COACH FRANK HOWARD vice, however, Clemson officials decided to hung at 1 :00 PM and we played at 2:00 PM." AND THE CLE«S0» FOOTIUL TEA* build the new stadium in a valley on the But that would be all of the construction for western part of in 'H campus. The place would awhile. Then 1958, 18,000 sideline seats S. C. JONES ISti take some clearing (there were many trees), were added and, in 1960, a total of 5,658 SE fTE»IE« but luckily there were no hedges. West seats were added in re- The crews went to work: clearing, cut- sponse to increasing attendance. With the ting, pouring, and forming. Finally, on Sep- large end zone, "Green Grass" section, this tember 19, 1942, Clemson Memorial Sta- expansion increased capacity to about dium opened with the Tiger Football team 53,000. thrashing Presbyterian College, 32-13. Later, upper decks were added to each Those 20,000 seats installed for Opening side of the stadium as crowds swelled - the Day would soon grow. ..and grow and grow. first one in 1978 and the second in 1983. This year Clemson celebrates its 51 st year This increased capacity to over 80,000, Howard's Rock is one of the many features

in this outstanding facility. which makes it one of the 10 largest on- that make Death Valley unique.

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Individual by Opponent by Clemson Rushes: 32 by Charlie Wysocki, Maryland, 9-15-79 Rushes: 36 by Ray Yauger vs. Wake Forest, 10-18-69 by Don McCauley, N. Carolina, 11-14-70

Rushing Yds: 260 by Cliff Austin vs. Duke, 10-16-82 Rushing Yds: 227 by Ted Brown, N.C. State, 1 1-25-75 Pass Atts: 53 by Rodney Williams vs. N.C. State, 10-24-87 Pass Atts: 57 by Kip Allen, The Citadel, 10-4-86 Pass Cmpl: 23 by Tommy Kendrick vs. Duke, 10-24-70 Pass Cmpl: 26 by Bob Davis, Virginia, 9-24-66

TD Passes: 4 by Bobby Gage vs. Auburn, 1 1 -22-47 Passing Yds: 361 by Stan Gelbaugh, Maryland, 1 1 -1 6-85 Passing Yds: 283 by Jimmy Addison vs. Virginia, 9-24-66 Receptions: 13 by Henley Carter, Duke, 10-19-68 Completion %: .800 (12-15) by Mike Eppley vs. Virginia, 10-8-83 Rec. Yds: 209 by Henley Carter, Duke, 10-19-68

(Min. 15 attempts) Total Offense: 368 by Stan Gelbaugh, Maryland, 1 1 -1 6-85 Receptions: 10 by Charlie Waters vs. Alabama. 10-25-69 by Perry Tuttle vs. Maryland, 11-14-81 Team Rec. Yds: 161 by Perry Tuttle vs. Wake Forest, 10-31-81 by Clemson

TD Rec: 3 by Dreher Gaskin vs. Auburn, 1 1 -21-53 First Downs: 35 vs. Wake Forest, 10-31-81

Total Offense: 374 by Bobby Gage vs. Auburn, 1 1-22-47 Rushes: 73 vs. Virginia, 10-21-72

Punt Ret. Yds: 126 by Donnell Woolford vs. Georgia Tech, Rushing Yds: 536 vs. Wake Forest, 1 0-31 -81 9-26-87 Rushing Avg: 10.3 vs. Presbyterian, 9-22-45 K.O. Ret. Yds: 160 by John Shields vs. Alabama, 10-25-69 Rushing TDs: 11 vs. Presbyterian, 9-22-45

Tackles: 24 by Jeff Davis vs. N. Carolina, 1 1 -8-80 Pass Atts: 54 vs. N.C. State, 10-24-87 Interceptions: 3 by Kit Jackson vs. Wake Forest, 10-30-65 Pass Comps: 23 vs. Duke, 10-24-70

Sacks: 3 by Jim Stuckey vs. Wake Forest, 1 1 -3-79 Passing Yds: 315 vs. Virginia, 9-24-66

vs. Maryland, 9-15-79 Passing TDs: 4 vs. Auburn, 1 1 -22-47

by Steve Durham vs. Maryland, 9-15-79 Total Offense: 756 vs. Wake Forest, 1 0-31 -81

3 by Chester McGlockton vs. South Carolina, Yds/Play: 8.7 vs. Wake Forest, 1 0-31 -81 11-17-90 Fumbles: 14 vs. Presbyterian, 9-19-53 Tackles For 5 by Michael Dean Perry vs. N.C. State, 10-24-87 Fumbles Lost: 5 vs. several teams Loss: by Steve Durham vs. Maryland, 9-15-79 Penalties: 15 vs. Duke, 10-17-87 vs. Wake Forest, 11-2-85

Penalty Yds: 1 55 vs. Wake Forest, 1 0-29-77 Punts: 13 vs. Furman, 11-21-42 *9 O"" vs. Pensacola N.A.S., 10-13-45 J i * ^ Punt Avg.: 56.6 (3-170) vs. Wake Forest, 1 1-3-84

Intercepts by: 5 vs. S. Carolina, 1 1 -23-68 vs. Georgia, 9-19-81

Int. Ret. Yds: 1 10 vs. Wake Forest, 1 1-21-59 Punt Ret. Yds: 227 by Ga. Tech, 9-26-87

K.O. Ret. Yds: 1 60 vs. Alabama, 1 0-25-69

Sacks by: 1 vs. Maryland, 9-1 5-79

TFL: 1 9 vs. N.C. State, 1 0-24-87 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, 1 1-14-70 Rushing Yds: 409 by N.C. State, 10-25-75

Rushing Avg: 7.0 by N. Carolina, 1 1 -6-76 Rushing TDs: 6 by N.C. State, 10-25-75

Pass Atts: 58 by The Citadel, 1 0-4-86 Pass Comps: 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, 1 0-1 0-70 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: 1 5 by Auburn, 1 0-1 2-68

Punt Avg.: 57.3 by The Citadel, 1 0-4-86 Intercepts by: 6 by Auburn, 11-21 -53

Punt Ret. Yds: 1 00 by Auburn, 1 0-1 0-70

Perry Tuttle had 10 catches against Maryland in 1981 in his final home game.

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'92 lemson I ootball 73 Meet the Cardinals

Ball State University Location: Muncie, Indiana Enrollment: 20,488 Colors: Cardinal and White President: Dr. John Worthen 1st Year of Football: 1924 Athletic Director: Don Purvis Head Coach/Alma Mater: (Miami University '66) Record at School/Years: 42-34-2/7 years Career Record (4yr Schools/Years): 42- 34-2/7 years Assistant Coaches (Alma Mater/Pos):

Bill Lynch (Butler/Off Coord. ,QB), Tim Burke (Luther College/Def. Coord., DB), Erik Campbell (Michigan/RB), Deon Chester (Ball State/WR), Ray McCartney (Guilford/OLB), Scott Pethtel (Adrian/Sp Teams, DL), Rich Spisak (Miami Univer- sity/OL), Bob Bartolomeo (Butler/ILB).

Offensive Formation: I Defensive Formation: 52 The Ball State Campus

President John AD Don Purvis Head Coach Paul Worthen Schudel —Stars To Watch

LB Mark Parris LB Don Stonefield TB Corey Croom

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Corey Croom Copatric Dartis Henry Hall Malawi Hills Troy Hotter TB'29 CB«30 DE«87 S»21 S«4

Guy Holbert Scott Jordan Damon Keller Carl Kendrick Sonny Labhart TE/FB • 37 DE«32 P/K • 89 DT»92 FB • 34 n r ^1

Mike LeSure Steve Martin Dan Mawhorr Sonny Miller Matt Moran SE • 88 DT»94 TE»90 DT«97 NG • 60

Jose Munoz Mike Neu Brian Oliver Don Stonefield OT»71 QB«14 FL • 17 LB»61

'92 qg# ( lemson I ootball 75 Clemson Sports Schedule

Date Event Time Date Event Time Oct. 14 Soccer at Furman Sept. 4 Volleyball vs Bradley in Lady Tiger Showcase 7:00PM 3:30PM Oct. 15 Volleyball at Appalachian State Sept. 5 Volleyball vs East Tennessee State in Lady Tiger Showcase 10:00 AM 7:00PM Oct. 17 Football vs Volleyball vs Western Kentucky in Lady Tiger Showcase 4:00PM Duke 1:00PM Football vs Ball State 1:00PM Women's Cross Country in Clemson Classic Soccer vs South Alabama 7:00PM Men's Cross Country in Clemson Classic Sept. 7 Soccer vs Charleston Southern 7:00PM Oct. 18 Soccer at Wake Forest 3:00PM Oct. Volleyball Sept. 8 Volleyball at Western Carolina 7:00PM 20 at South Carolina 7:00PM Sept. 9 Volleyball vs UNC Charlotte 7:00PM Oct. 21 Soccer vs UNC Charlotte 7:00PM Soccer vs Georgia Southern 7:00PM Oct. 24 Football at N. C. State 1:00PM Men's & Women's Swimming in Orange & White Meet 10:00AM Sept. 1 1 Volleyball vs Coastal Carolina in Palmetto State Classic at Columbia, SC 1:00PM Volleyball at Florida Volleyball vs College of Charleston in PalmettoState Classic at Columbia 4:00PM State 7:00PM Oct. Volleyball Florida Sept. 12 Volleyball vs Furman in Palmetto State Classic at Columbia, SC 10:00AM 25 at 2:00PM Football vs Florida State (ESPN) 7:30PM Soccer vs Maryland 2:00PM Oct. Golf at Jerry National Volleyball vs Charleston Southern at Columbia, SC 4:00PM 26 Pate Tournament at Birmingham, AL Oct. 27 Golf at Jerry Pate National Tournament at Birmingham, Sept. 1 3 Soccer vs North Carolina 2:00PM AL Sept. 16 Soccer vs Lenoir Rhyne 7:00PM Oct. 28 Volleyball vs Western Carolina 7:00PM Volleyball vs Charleston Southern 7:00PM Soccer vs Georgia State 7:00PM Oct. Volleyball at Carolina Sept. 18 Volleyball vs Northeast Louisiana in Big Orange Bash 7:00PM 30 North 7:30PM Football Women's Cross Country at N.C. State Invitational Raleigh, NC Oct. 31 at Wake Forest 1:00PM vs Men's Cross Country at N.C. State Invitational Raleigh, NC Men's & Women's Swimming Alabama at Tuscaloosa, AL 1:00PM Volleyball Sept. 19 Volleyball vs Appalachian State in Big Orange Bash 10:00AM at Duke 6:00PM Women's Cross Country in Raleigh, Volleyball vs George Mason in Big Orange Bash 4:00PM ACC Championships at NC Sept. 20 Soccer at Duke 2:00PM Men's Cross Country in ACC Championships at Raleigh, NC Sept. 22 Volleyball vsWinthrop 7:00PM Nov. 1 Men's & Women's Swimming vs Auburn at Auburn, AL TBA Sept. 23 Soccer vs Presbyterian 7:00PM Soccer at South Carolina 2:00PM Nov. 3 Volleyball vs Georgia Sept. 25 Volleyball vs Auburn in ACC /SEC Challenge at Athens, GA 5:00PM 7:00PM Nov. 5 Soccer in Tournament at Hill, Sept. 26 Volleyball vs Georgia in ACC /SEC Challenge at Athens, GA 7:30PM ACC Chapel NC Football at Georgia Tech (ACC-TV) 12:10PM Nov. 6 Soccer in ACC Tournament at Chapel Hill, NC Volleyball vs N.C. Women's Cross Country in Clemson Invitational State 7:00PM Football Men's Cross Country in Clemson Invitational Nov. 7 vs North Carolina 1:00PM Sept. 27 Volleyball vs Yale 2:00PM Men's & Women's Swimming vs Virginia at Charlottesville, VA 11:00AMW Soccer vs N.C. State 2:00PM 2:00PMM Sept. 29 Soccer vs Mercer 7:00PM Nov. 8 Soccer in ACC Tournament at Chapel Hill, NC TBA Nov. 10 Volleyball vs Georgia Volleyball at Georgia Tech 7:00PM Tech 7:00PM Oct. 2 Volleyball vs Maryland 7:00PM Nov. 12 Volleyball at Furman 6:30PM Nov. 13 Men's vs Georgia Athens, Soccer vs Yale in Clemson Tournament 8:00PM & Women's Swimming at GA 5:00PM Oct. 3 Volleyball vs Virginia 7:00PM Nov. 14 Football at Maryland (ACC-TV) 12:10PM Football vs UT-Chattanooga 1:00PM Women's Cross Country in NCAA Region III Championships Greenville, SC Golfweek Preview Tournament at Lexington, KY Men's Cross Country in NCAA Region III Championships Greenville, SC Nov. 18 Wrestling vs Georgia Citadel Oct. 4 Golfweek Preview Tournament at Lexington, KY State & The 5:00PM

Soccer vs TBA in Clemson Tournament 3:00PM 7:00PM Oct. 6 Volleyball vs Furman 7:00PM Nov. 20 Volleyball in ACC Tournament at College Park, MD TBA Oct. 7 Soccer vs Erskine 7:00PM Men's Basketball vs USA-Vench Reps 8:30PM Oct. 10 Football at Virginia 1:00PM Men's & Women's Swimming vs South Carolina 4:45PM Golfworld/Palmetto Tournament at Hilton Head, Women's Cross Country in Indiana Invitational at Bloomington, IN SC Nov. 21 Golfworld/Palmetto Tournament at Hilton Head, Men's Cross Country in Indiana Invitational at Bloomington, IN SC Volleyball in ACC Tournament at College Park, MD TBA Oct. 1 1 Soccer vs Virginia 2.00PM Football vs South Carolina (ACC-TV) 1:00PM

Wrestling in Navy Classic at Annapolis, MD All Day

Nov. 22 Volleyball in ACC Tournament at College Park, MD TBA Golfworld/Palmetto Tournament at Hilton Head, SC

Nov. 23 Women's Cross Country in NCAA Championships at Bloomington, IN

Men's Cross Country in NCAA Championships at Bloomington, IN

Nov. 24 Men's Indoor Track in Orange & White Intrasquad Nov. 28 Men's Basketball vs Brandt Hagan of Germany 7:00PM

Nov. 29 Women's Basketball in Exhibition Game-German National at Clemson 3:00PM

Nov. 30 Golf in UNLV Invitational Tournament at Las Vegas, NV

Dec. 1 Golf in UNLV Invitational Tournament at Las Vegas, NV

Dec. 2 Golf in UNLV Invitational Tournament at Las Vegas, NV Men's Basketball vs Liberty 7:30PM

Women's Basketball at Furman 7:00PM

Dec. 4 Men's & Women's Swimming in UNC Invitational at Chapel Hill, NC All Day

Women's Indoor Track in Clemson Opener

Men's Indoor Track in Clemson Opener

Dec. 5 Men's & Women's Swimming in UNC Invitational at Chapel Hill, NC All Day Women's Basketball vs South Carolina State 2:00PM Men's Basketball vs Howard 7:00PM

Wrestling at Tenn-Chattanooga 2:00PM

Dec. 6 Men's & Women's Swimming in UNC Invitational at Chapel Hill, NC All Day

Dec. 12 Women's Basketball Exhibition Game-Athletes in Action at Clemson 5:00PM Men's Basketball vs UNC-Greensboro 7:30PM

Dec. 1 6 Women's Basketball at Georgia Tech 7:30PM Dec. 17 Men's Basketball at Furman 7:30PM

Dec. 18 Women's Basketball in Shoney's Classic at Tuscaloosa, AL TBA

(U. of Alabama, Grambling, Eastern Illinois Clemson)

Wrestling vs Ohio State ( Ohio University, Illinois Univ) at Columbus, OH All Day

Dec. 19 Women's Basketball in Shoney's Classic at Tuscaloosa, AL TBA Men's Basketball vs The Citadel 7:00PM Dec. 21 Men's Basketball vs Davidson 7:30PM Dec. 28 Men's Basketball vs Appalachian State at Charlotte, NC 9:00PM

Women's Basketball in Rutgers University Tournament Piscataway, NJ

Dec. 29 Women's Basketball in Rutgers University Tournament Piscataway, NJ >n Payne will be a key member of the Clemson soccer team in 1992. (Clemson, Rutgers, Texas) Dec. Men's Basketball vs Mercer 7:30PM :h Ibrahim's squad will play eight home games in September. 30

'92 76 ( lemson I ootball he Northport Tigers

by Sanford Rogers Death Valley is something to see. We were just Many towns across America form sister city hoping that the rock would give our team some- relationships with other towns that feature some thing to identify with." common bond or interest. With the help of booster club member Ron

If the city of Clemson were to look for a sister Johansen and Kings Park recycler Ray Schleider, city there would be several locations from which the rock became a reality for Northport on Octo-

to choose. But, when thinking of selecting that ber 5, 1991. Complete with a police escort, the

sistercity, Northport, New York probably wouldn't rock made its way onto the Northport Campus

be at the top of many lists. After all, what could "Mr Schleider was really generous," said Lukralle. those two cities have in common? Clemson, SC "Not only did he donate the rock, he spent a

and Northport, NY are not usually mentioned in couple of hours placing it just the right way. It sure the same breath. was a special effort on his part, one that was But, when taking a closer look, Northport, NY greatly appreciated by our team.

does have some things in common with Clemson. "It was installed the day after we lost our only The most striking similarities come from Northport game of the season," said Lukralle. "The funny

High School, and the football program. thing was that most people did not notice it until HOWARO'S ROCK mon Northport High School, under the direction of coming back to school on that then Monday. By DEATH VALLEY CALIF Head Football Coach Kip Lukralle, has installed the coaches had painted Northport High School TO DEATH VALLEY a rock by the entrance of its football field. The and tiger paws all over it. From that point on the CLtBSON. S C. PRESCHTCO TO similarities between Clemson and Northport don't rock was a rallying point for the team and our COACH FRANK KOIARO mo THC end there. Not only does Northport have a rock, fans. Prior to the kickoff of our games our guys cit«so» rooTi»u ie«« but their mascot is the tiger, complete with the would gather around the rock while one of our IY 'IS S. c . JONES tiger paw for its logo. The 1991 Northport team team captains would stand on top of the rock and KTTHICR finished the season as conference champions, jump into their teammates. It got the team and without losing a game at home and with a 9-1 our fans excited."

overall record. This certainly is comparable to the The rock also had a meaning for teams play- Clemson team from last season, as the Tigers ing Northport at Tiger Field. "There is no doubt Clemson players have been rubbing Howard's finished the season unbeaten in Death Vailey, as that it is an intimidating factor," said Lukralle. "To Rock for "Special Powers" prior to games well winning the Atlantic Coast Conference Cham- enter the field you have to go by the rock. The since 1967. pionship, on the way to a 9-1-1 regular season. opponents know that this is a source of pride for

The rock, installed after the first game of last our team. With no one beating us at home last touching the rock it just gave me chills. I thought

it was one of the coolest things in the world." season, a game which Northport lost on the road, season I look for that intimidation factor to con- obviously fired up the Northport Tigers. They tinue." Did the rock really have an effect on the Tigers 9 went on to win the rest of the games, finishing with Northport Quarterback David Sumner was successful gridiron season Booster Club mem-

a 9-1 record, and winning the Rutgers Cup, which impressed with the rock. "After we had lost our ber Ron Johansen thinks that it did. "That rock

is given to the best team in Suffolk County. first game of the season our team was a little bit was just a part of the success," noted Johansen. didn't Where did the idea for a rock (it really looks down," recalled Sumner. "The rock just seemed "Northport have the most athletic team, or like a boulder to us) come from? "Some of our to bring our whole team together. The first time the most talented group, they just had guys who gave everything they had to be a success. That players had talked about the rock at Clemson for I thought about us having a rock at Northport was rock just gave the boys a focal point. You could a couple of years," said Lukralle. "The way their when I saw a Clemson game on television. When

hill say that the rock was that extra something that crowd reacts when the team enters the top of I saw the Clemson team at the top of the provided a spark."

The rock still is a point of interest for Northport,

even in the summer. "I still see guys who are in the weight room or running on the field go by and touch the rock this summer," said Lukralle. "They seem to see the rock as good luck. After last year

I don't believe I would argue with them."

Sumner, who is at the University of Pittsburgh

on a football scholarship this fall, has hopes of

seeing the rock at Clemson. "To play a game in Death Valley would be quite an experience,"

stated Sumner. "I know that Clemson and Pitts- burgh are not scheduled to play each other, but

it would be out of thisworldforittohappen. I know

it would be an odd request for a visiting player, but

I would have to go to the top of the hill and touch the rock."

For some reason it just does not seem pos- sible the Clemson team would allow such an

action. Maybe if he explained his reasons the

Tigers might understand. Especially if Northport

was a sister city.

NOTE: Special thanks to Tony Bellissimo of The Observer for the o'iginal article on the Northport The Northport Tigers of Northport, NY have taken a cue from the Clemson Tigers and gained Rock and for the photo. some inspiration through a rather large geological formation. (Photo by Tony Dellissimo)

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Bethea Distributing Co Inc Carolina First Maloney/McCormick Bill & Donna Farr Dillon SC Greenville SC Clemson SC Augusta GA BICS Carolina Gin Co & James Sease The Curtis Family Raleigh J Farr Greenville SC Ehrhardt SC Johnston SC Greenville SC Tryon NC Chris M Bigalke Mr & Mrs Ray O'Brian Carter Dr & Mrs Joseph E Fewell Jr Germantown TN Chapin SC Charles E Dalton Hickory NC Pickens SC Dora G & Clyde Bigbee CBC Inc Bud Field Greenville SC Columbia SC R W Dalton Salem SC Greenville SC Bruce J Bishop David Wm Cecil The First Savings Bank Macon GA Spartanburg SC Billy Daniel Greenville SC Dillon SC George J Bishop III Charles K Cheezem First Union Natl Bank of SC Myrtle Beach SC Clemson SC Will & Pat Davidson Greenville SC Columbia SC Jay & Kelly Blackmon J E "Bo" Chinners Jr Richard J Fisher Lancaster SC Houston TX Mr & Mrs William T Davidson Jr Mt Pleasant NC Forest City NC Blanchard Machinery Co Walnut Grove Auction Sales Inc Larry D & Ann R Floyd Columbia SC Roebuck SC Jesse B Davis Florence SC Spartanburg SC Mr & Mrs Louie W Blanton Larry U Clark Fluor Daniel Spartanburg SC Hampton SC Alonzo M Debruhl Greenville SC Greer SC Blue Cross/Blue Shield William T Clary Bill Folk Jr Memorial Columbia SC Fort Lawn SC Delta Electrical Contractors Austin TX of S C Inc Harold S Boozer The Climatic Corporation Heyward Fort Sumter SC Columbia SC Greer SC Sumter SC Jerry E Dempsey Bowers Fibers Inc Clover Knits Inc Fortson Travel Agency Oak Brook IL Charlotte NC Clover SC Greenville SC Denmark Clinic Mr & Mrs Thomas C Breazeale Jack O Coggins Arch & Jenny Fowler Denmark SC Knoxville TN Greer SC Columbia SC Martha & Fletcher Derrick Buddy Bridges R Denny Cole Jr Harry H Frampton III Charleston SC Clinton SC Hodges SC Beaver Creek CO Sammy Dickson Sandy & David Bridgforth Richard H Cole Francis Produce Westerminster SC Columbia SC Raleigh NC Greenville SC Peter D Dorn Jr Joseph B Bright Mr & Mrs C Dean Coleman Jr Francis Realty Co Charleston SC American Pride Inc Simpsonville SC Greenville SC Duncan SC James F Douglas Dr E D Conner/W H Conner John R Fulp Jr Travelers Rest SC Larry D Bright Macon GA Anderson SC Greer SC Mr Thomas A Crayton Consolidated Coca Cola Jimmy K Gerrald Bishopville SC Robert H Brooks Company of Anderson El Paso TX Fayetteville GA Anderson SC E MacDonald Dubose MD Richard H Gettys Jr Mayesville SC Jeffrey Scott Brown Consolidated Southern Ind Rock Hill SC Greer SC Anderson SC Margie T Duncan Michael R Gilliam Columbia SC Michael G Brown Glen M Conwell Greer SC Pendleton SC Lexington SC Frank Durham Jr W E G Gilstrap Greenville SC Dr George R and Cindy Bruce Mr& Mrs John C Cook Brevard NC

Seneca SC Cayce SC E I Dupont Polymers Edward R Ginn III Charlotte NC The R L Bryan Company Mrs Ralph E Cooper Charleston SC Columbia SC Columbia SC Eason Earl Associates Thomas W Glenn III Greenville SC Budweiser of Anderson #1 Gregg Corley Charlotte NC Columbia SC Lexington SC Robert Michael Eddy Dr & Mrs A J Goforth III Simpsonville SC Jim & Patty Bunn Mr & Mrs R W Cowsert Jr Greenville SC Simpsonville SC Mr Mrs E Fletcher John K Edmonds & M Don E Golightly Lexington Charlotte NC Jack & Jean Burch SC Design Collaborative Inc Greenwood SC Glenn Myra Jennifer & Ebe Cox Eddie & Sandra Edwards Jr Columbia SC Pawleys Island Hickory NC Michael Butler SC George A Goulston Co Honea Path SC David T Craig Electric City Printing Monroe NC Blackville Anderson SC Harry F Byers SC Mr & Mrs Neil S Granger Acworth GA Walter B Crawford John R Ellison Greenville SC Greenville Belton Jack Cain SC SC Grant's Textiles Inc Sandy UT Creel Outdoor Advertising C Edward Evans Jr Spartanburg SC Jim & Carolyn Creel Hilton Head Island SC Norman Canoy In Memory of Francois David Myrtle Beach Clemson SC SC Dr B R Ewing Gray by David A Gray Dr Mrs Charles F Lexington SC Robert L Carlson & Crews Westminster SC Columbia Charlotte NC SC

80 Clemson Football '<)2 Amos G Green Jr Mr & Mrs Edward A Hood Jr Liberty Life In Memory of Jimmy Mitchell Murrells Inlet SC Greenwood SC Greenville SC by Mr & Mrs Mitchell & Grace Ann Lamar Greene W C & Barbara Hood Mrs E Oswald Lightsey Walterboro SC Gaffney SC Edisto Island SC Clemson SC C Heyward Morgan Greenwood Packing Plant Dr William P Hood Jr Linda Long Travel Spartanburg Greenwood SC Dothan AL Greenville SC SC Morgan Investments Inc Thomas P Grimball Jr The Hopkins Family Mr & Mrs V F Under Jr Greenville Anderson SC Betty John Jane & Agnew Columbia SC SC Anderson SC John D Morgan Grover Industries Inc "In Memory of Elbert L Bailes" Roanoke Grover NC John & Carol Hopkins West Union SC VA Anderson SC "Mick" Morris John E Hamilton Dale Malphrus George M Jacksonville FL Coach Frank Howard Ridgeland SC Greenville SC Clemson SC Thomas O Morris Jr Wylie Hamrick Fred & Hallie Mappus Hemingway Pharmacy Inc Gaffney SC J L & M L Huckabee Greenville SC Lyman SC Hemingway SC Frank S Hanckel Jr James F Martin Dr Wyman L Morris Charleston SC Lester A Hudson Jr Edgefield SC Manning Greenville SC SC Mr & Mrs William W Haney Martin Printing Inc Mount Vernon Group Greenville SC Mr & Mrs Calvert W Huffines Jr Easley SC Walterboro SC Greenville SC Jack T Hardin William H Mathis J G Murphree Greenville SC Dick Hendley-IH Services Inc #1 Atlanta GA Columbia SC Greenville SC The Harper Corporation Albert Dial McAlister Berlin G Myers Lumber Corp Greenville SC Dick Hendley-IH Services Inc #2 Laurens SC Summerville Greenville SC SC Marian L Harris Jack McCall Jr George B (Bud) Nalley Jr Greenwood SC Imperial Die Casting Corp Greenville SC Easley Pickens SC SC J Benson Harrison Myron A McCall NCNB National Bank of SC Simpsonville SC Industrial Metal Proc Inc 1 Anderson SC Greenwood SC Greenville SC Franklin D & Joyce B Hartsell Edward O McCameron Jr Dr M B Nickles Jr Clemson SC Tommie W James Jr Mauldin SC Camden SC Hartsville SC Mr & Mrs B G Hawthornthwaite John N (Nicky) McCarter Jr Nilson Van & Storage Greenville SC Dale Johnson Columbia SC Columbia SC Greenville SC Mr & Mrs Joe F Hayes K W McCourt Nutex Inc Greenville SC Robert B Johnson Parsippany NJ Columbia SC Taylors SC Richard & Linda Haynes James E McCoy B Edward Odell Greenwood SC A Eugene Johnston III Greer SC Florence SC Greenville Dr Jim Hellams SC Heyward McDaniel Emory G Orahood Jr Pendleton SC Dr B W Jones/Dr F G Jones Greenville SC Atlanta GA Florence SC Jerry W & Shirley E Helms Mr & Mrs Frank J McGee The Orange and White Concord NC Donna Merck Jones Seneca SC Clemson SC Clearwater FL Landrum H Henderson Jr D C McKinney Orderest Inc Jackson MS In Memory of Mr & Mrs Ralph Skyland NC Greenville Jones/Morgan Jones SC Ryan D Hendley Larry A McKinney Greenwood SC The Palmetto Bank Greenville SC Greenville SC Laurens SC G Tripp Jones MD/ James R Hendricks Jr Ellison S McKissick Jr Anne B Jones E Raymond & Bright G Parker Charlotte NC Greenville SC Columbia SC c/o Gaffney Broadcasting Inc L J (Bill) Hendrix Jr Mr & Mrs Steve T McLaughlin Gaffney SC Dr & Mrs William P Kay Jr Chagrin Falls OH Camden SC Belton SC David L Peebles David Herndon Robert L McLeod Jr Newport News VA Thomas F Kicklighter Jr Lexington SC Greenville SC Charleston SC Caroline Jordan & Will Peeler Julia A Herns Daniel Thomas McLinden Gaffney SC T E Kirby Easley SC Atlanta GA Graniteville SC Pepsi Cola of Greenville George Barbara & Cathy Hill McTeer Real Estate Anderson SC Gregory G Lawless Wilson NC Columbia SC Richmond VA James M Perry John R Hines Gene & Bob Merritt Rutherfordton NC Lawton Lumber Co Inc Orlando FL Easley SC Easley SC Piedmont Arthritis Clinic PA F M Hipp Miles Construction Co Greenville SC Mr & Mrs W A Lawton Greenville SC Summerville SC Estill SC John Margaret & Leslie Pitner John H Holcombe Jr Tom S Millford Columbia SC Leigh Fibers Inc Myrtle Beach SC Clemson SC Spartanburg SC Jack E Pittman Leon Holley "We Will Keep the Tiger Spirit Greenville SC W Mr & Mrs Lee F Lemere Iva SC Alive" Easley SC Plowden Const Co Inc Prosperity SC Lewis & Eva Holmes Sumter SC Jimmy R Lester Trenton SC High Point NC

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R B Pond Jr SC State Fair John D Tice Dr James D Wells III Darlington SC Columbia SC Dalton GA Mount Pleasant SC

Mr& Mrs David C Poole Dalton Sheppard Jr In Honor of Mr & Mrs W P Joel W Wells Greenville SC Irmo SC (Pap) Timmerman Greenville SC Hartsville SC Mrs George G Poole Jr Charles & Carol Shuler Whaley Foodservice Repairs Mullins SC Spartanburg SC Tracy E Tindal Inc Charlotte NC West Columbia SC Philip A Poston Dr & Mrs Thomas E Skelton Burlington NC Clemson SC Diane Bruschini Tindall Daniel Rufus White Jr Anderson SC Gaffney SC John J Powers Richard W Skipper Florence SC Marion SC Harry L Tinsley Ml Robert J Williams Jr Chapin SC Atlanta GA Wilbur O Powers Mrs Lena A Sloan Florence SC Clemson SC The Torrington Co Mr & Mrs Eugene P Willimon Clinton SC Clemson SC Donald & Margaret Pratt Small World Travel Wilsonville AL Clemson SC A M Tuck Inc #1 W E Willis Greenwood SC Travelers Rest SC Mr & Mrs Julian H Price Mrs Davis O Smith Florence SC Columbia SC Edward L Tucker C Stephen & Kay S Wilson Camden SC Charlotte NC The Print Shop James A Smith Jr

Andrews SC Anderson SC In Memory of Jerry C Jackson D I Wilson Company

Spartanburg Attn D I Wilson Process Technologies Mr & Mrs John R Smith SC Georgetown SC Greenville SC Anderson SC Dr James Alexander Turner Jr Clemson SC Mr & Mrs Charles R Wood Roy L Pryor Jr Mr & Mrs Tony Smith Highlands NC Ridgeland SC Anderson SC Two State Construction Co Thomson GA John Worley Norman Fredrick Pulliam SOCAR Incorporated Orangeburg SC Spartanburg SC Florence SC Verdery Company Augusta GA J & M Wren R&R Transport South Carolina Box Inc Spartanburg SC West Columbia SC Greenville SC Virginia Carolina Tools Inc Easley SC Wrenn Machine Tools Inc R Scott & Cynthia D Radford Southern Bell West Columbia SC Anderson SC Greenville SC Dr & Mrs William R Warner Greenwood SC Valerie C Wunner & Kit Bryan Realtec Inc Southern Management Corp Lighthouse Point FL Atlanta GA Greenville SC Thorn as J Warwick Greenville SC Mrs J F Wyman Jr Dr J E Reinhardt Jr Dr & Mrs T Rhett Spencer Jr Bluffton SC Rock Hill SC Florence SC Raymond S Waters Spartanburg SC Gordon D Zuber Charles F Rhem Jr David W Sprouse Spartanburg SC Greer SC Pinehurst NC Billy G Watson Spartanburg SC Dr J Clayton Richardson & Scott Steele Dr C Eric Richardson Lilburn GA Mr & Mrs Bob E Webb Belton SC Greenville SC James B Stephens R E Riddle Greenville SC Piedmont SC R Allen Stevens $1000 Tiger Scholarship H B Risher Greenville SC Spartanburg SC Mr & Mrs J Frank Black J E Stewart Bldrs Inc Life Donors Greenville SC Boyd Jackie Troy Alexa Lance Aiken SC Laura & Jodie Roberts Mrs J H Abrams Bob Bond Dr David K Stokes Jr Chester SC Salem SC Greenville SC Spartanburg SC Wally Robertson S C McMeekin Memorial Mr & Mrs James E Bostic Michael J Strange Moore SC Columbia SC Greer SC Taylors SC Drake H Rogers Anderson Quarterback Club R A Bowen Jr Suitt Construction Co Inc Bennettsville SC Anderson SC Macon GA Greenville SC Dr Steven R Ross H Keith Anderson Thomas M Brosman Lawrence A Sutherland Florence SC Greenwood SC Asheville NC Anderson SC J D Rouse Sr & Mr & Mrs Jack L Atkinson Dan E Bruce Joseph D Swann Dr Jacob D Rouse Jr Greenville SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Luray SC Kevin M Barth Mr & Mrs Jim H Chambers J Chris Swift Pres David S Rozendale Florence Easley SC Columbia SC SC Birmingham AL Wilbur N Baumann III B K Chreitzberg Telecom Associates Ryder Truck Rental Co Inc Tracys Landing MD B K Chreitzberg Jr Rock Hill SC Columbia SC Easley SC Temple-Straup Michael G Beeson Jim Sanders Anderson SC Duluth GA Gaffney SC

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'92 83 ^#Clemson I ootball Mr & Mrs Jerry P Gazes Billy E Brown Calhoun Pine Lake Club RJMM Corp Mount Pleasant SC National Bank Pelzer SC & Son The C & S Anderson SC S H Houck F Gregorie & Son Inc Anderson SC Larry & Vicki Burgess Cameron SC Mr & Mrs Norman W Powell Mount Pleasant SC Carolina Beer Co Inc Pelzer SC Henry Tecklenburg Anderson SC David SC St Matthews SC For Kyle M Hickman by Anderson Ar & Mrs George Veres RamseurOil Co Inc Lauren Charlie and Dee Anne Nathan Childs Pelzer SC Charleston W Anderson SC Mount Pleasant SC SC Anderson Melvin E Barnette John Q Adams Jr & Pete J & Jim Stathakis Mr & Mrs R S McCants III and Anne Cook Jr Pendleton SC John Q Adams III Peter Anderson SC Mount Pleasant SC SC Charleston SC Anderson J Lawrence Cartee In Memory of Fraz Deana L & John McEntire Cook Pendleton SC Dr Calvert C Alpert R Carol Anderson SC Mount Pleasant SC Anderson SC Charleston SC Carter Howard M Corbett In Memory of Henry H John H Price Jr Corder Jr Carlyle Poole Aydlette Jr William Anderson SC D L Mount Pleasant SC Anderson SC Pendleton SC Charleston SC Dr Donald C Roberts & Benjamin L Scott Mr Mrs Del Cowhard Westinghouse Mary Bailey & Dr Joseph C Yarbrough Jr Mount Pleasant SC Pendleton SC Anderson SC Anderson SC Charleston SC E M Seabrook Jr R Doug Cromer Chesley Louis Milam Furman R Cullum Mark S Roberts E M Seabrook III Anderson SC Sandy Springs SC Charleston SC Anderson SC & Lewis E Seabrook Food Services Inc Doug's Speed Shop Dorn SC Cromer Greg L Shore James W Mount Pleasant SC Williamston SC Charleston SC Anderson Anderson SC DrsJO & KCShuler Edgeworth Harry Major Floyd Richard W Skateland USA Phil R Mount Pleasant SC Anderson SC Williamston SC Charleston SC Anderson SC Sidney W Stubbs Jr Mrs EP Ellis Jr Jr & Mrs George E Marion Roger Jennings—DBA Pleasant SC Dr & Dr Kenneth W Smith C Mount SC Williamston SC Charleston SC Anderson Anderson SC Tom B Young Planning Asso Inc Bamberg Kennedy Financial T Barney Smith Agency Inc William C N Charleston SC SC Charleston SC Anderson Anderson SC Dr F Marion Dwight Cherokee J Tom Forrester Bamberg SC Mr and Mrs Tom B Laroche A Fred Stringer Jr DVM Bob Blanton Anderson SC Charleston SC Anderson SC Norman Kirkland Blacksburg SC Distributing Co Bamberg SC Barrett S Lawrimore Frank Charles "Bud" Tabor Jr & Mrs Wayne Jones/ Anderson SC Charleston SC Anderson SC Henry C Morris Jr Leslie & Pamela Dewey Freeman Wayne R Thompson Olar SC Frank E Lucas Blacksburg SC SC Charleston SC Anderson Anderson SC Barnwell Mr & Mrs Louis V Caggiano Jr Green T Services Inc Rear Admiral Joseph B McDevitt Gaffney SC J D Thrasher Inc David W Hanshew Anderson SC Charleston SC Anderson SC Barnwell SC R S Campbell Jr Frank E Hall Mead's Tree Service Inc Gaffney Mr & Mrs Philip E Williams Kathryn C Lemon SC SC Charleston SC Anderson Anderson SC Barnwell SC Cherokee Masonry Inc A Henderson Reba A Monts Dr James Harry M Wilson Barnett Lee Mazursky Gaffney SC Anderson SC Charleston SC Anderson SC Barnwell SC Gary E Clary Richard Herbert Nagel Mr & Mrs Windsor Associates Thomas Warren Weeks Norman Gaffney SC Anderson SC Charleston SC Anderson SC Barnwell SC David D Curry T Carroll Holcombe Richards MD Mr & Mrs Kenneth S Wohlford Jimmy F Morris J T Gaffney SC Anderson SC Charleston SC Anderson SC Blackville SC Fashion Engravers Inc Huitt & Sons Inc Singletary Shirley Samuel & Judy Ashley Mr and Mrs Jeffrey D Gaffney SC Anderson SC Charleston SC Belton SC Williston SC Mr & Mrs John M Hamrick Jr Alvin H Hunsinger Dr & Mrs J R Stout Gaffney SC Belton Industries In Memory of Faye Sorrell Anderson SC Charleston SC Belton SC Williston SC B R Kernels P Hunter Noyrrommy/Ned Thornhill SC Dr Chase Belton Metal Co Beaufort Van Gaffney Anderson SC Charleston SC Belton SC Stratton A Demosthenes N E Moorhead & Mrs Hugh N Isbell Robert M Turner SC Mr R A Ferguson Jr Beaufort SC Gaffney SC Anderson SC Charleston Stacy Belton SC T R Garrett Danny W Jones & Jeannette Weldon Wallace Goodman Conveyor Co Beaufort SC Bob Gaffney SC Anderson SC Charleston SC Belton SC Charles and Virginia Dean James S Thomas Dr & Mrs William R Karpik Y Willard Jr Gaffney SC Mr & Mrs D Michael Greer Bluffton SC A Anderson SC Charleston SC Belton SC James Arthur Buck Chester Max B King Memorial Stanley Yarborough Andy & Lori Jarman Hilton Head Island SC Willis Crain Anderson SC Charleston SC Belton SC John Lindsay Crook Chester SC King Oil Co G P Lachicotte like Allison Aundrea & Hilton Head Island SC George R Fleming Anderson SC Johnson Edisto Island SC Amy Berkley Chester SC Mr & Mrs Gordon L Lawton Belton SC Troy L Jennings Bruce E Whitlock S W Gough Anderson SC Isle of Palms SC J K Meeks Bonneau SC Chester SC Charles D Lindley Sottile Mr & Mrs Belton SC Mrs S V (Dub) Johnson James F Bennett Jr William P Anderson SC Tysl Isle of Palms SC Mae Inc Gregory E Goose Creek SC Johnson-Laura T L Mack Belton SC Franklin R Welch Memorial Chester SC Blanton Insurance Agency Anderson SC Isle of Palms SC Lawson Jane C Ridgeway Goose Creek SC Mike & Denise Hershel M & Barry H Maddox Honea Path SC Phil & Mary Bradley Chester SC Williamson & Fam l Jim & Jen 1 Anderson SC & Ken Black Johns Island SC Betty B Vaughn Goose Creek SC T L Peek Michael A McGee Honea Path SC Anthony M Brown Chester SC H Denise Boyd Anderson SC & Ken Black Johns Island SC Chester" Betty B Vaughn Moncks Corner SC "A Tiger from Marty L Moore Honea Path SC Russell Jordan Chester SC Dr Peter E Myers IV Anderson SC Marion E Burdette Johns Island SC Joseph T & Moncks Corner SC John A Seidenstricker Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp Iva SC Charles & Jean Bates Chester SC Memorial by: Resins & Coatings Div M W Umphlett Mount Pleasant SC Roger H Davis Robert M Stevenson Anderson SC Calhoun W Umphlett Iva SC Moncks Corner SC James E Boswell Chester SC dmont Honda Mount Pleasant SC erson SC Clemson Football '9^ Halsted M Stone MD Mr & Mrs Joseph L Powell Bob & Janelle Hicks Melvin K Younts Scott Cooley Chester SC Latta SC Florence SC Fountain Inn SC Greenville SC S Marfvin Waldrep Dorchester Carl F Hutchinson Mr & Mrs W J Abies Mark W Cooper Chester SC Hubert B Shieder Florence SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Frank Lloyd Wright Harleyville SC L Chappell Jones Mr & Mrs Wm Barry Agnew Edwards J Corley Chester SC Mr & Mrs James M Faulkner Florence SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Thomas E & Peggy Baker Ridgeville SC Stewart E Jones Mr & Mrs Colonel H Albertson Piedmont Petroleum Great Falls SC Dexter Rickenbaker Florence SC Greenville SC Tiger Scholarship Greenville SC Carolyn 8- Chuck Bell Saint George SC Mr & Mrs Cephus W Long Dr Jim M Alexander Great Falls SC Florence Greenville John Creech Michael J Snyder SC SC G Greenville SC Chesterfield Saint George SC John E Lunn A Clark Allen Florence Greenville Glen Daves Burnie W Ballard Mr & Mrs Joey N Westbury SC SC G MD Greenville SC Pageland SC Saint George SC Dr Lloyd Miller American Equipment Co Inc #2 Palmetto Health Assoc Greenville SC Davis Electrical Constructors Dr Billy Blakeney Mr & Mrs David Coleman Florence SC Greenville Pageland SC Summerville SC Milton C Antonakos SC "In Memory of V K Hines" Greenville Gordon S Davis Clarendon Daniel C Gilmour Jr SC Florence Greenville Summerville SC SC Mr & Mrs Jack L Atkinson SC G H Furse Jr Drs T & E Phillips Greenville Randal Davis Manning SC John F Murphree W W SC M Summerville Florence SC Greenville SC Steve C Gamble SC David W Balentine Ira S Rainwater III Greenville Mr & Mrs R Jack Dill Jr Sardinia SC E T (Tom) Salisbury SC Summerville Florence SC Greenville SC Colleton SC Ball Unimark Plastics "A Friend" Greenville Norma Grace Doss Salisbury Brick Inc SC Dr & Mrs J Frank Biggers Florence SC Greenville SC Summerville James Barnes Jr Walterboro SC SC H Dr & Mrs John M Thomason Greenville SC Clyde G Dove Wm Edward Twilley Jr Harry L Hill Summerville Florence SC Greenville SC Walterboro SC SC Lucille Barnett Edgefield Allen & Josie Wood Greenville SC Steve Dunlap North Side Florence SC Greenville John P Batson Jr SC Walterboro SC J Nick Crocker J Givens Young Greenville Edward F Durham Jr Johnston SC SC Belton Sanders Florence SC Greenville SC John H Beckroge Jr Walterboro SC Mr and Mrs Robert H Herlong King Farms— King/ Greenville Travis Elmore Johnston SC Joe W SC J Darlington Mark H King Greenville SC Mr & Mrs J Frank Black Mr & Mrs Lewis F Holmes III Johnsonville Hubert C Baker DDS SC Greenville Charles English Johnston SC SC H Darlington SC James King Greenville W James A Boling SC Terry & Vickie Timmerman Johnsonville SC William M Boyce Greenville SC Erwon Penland Inc Johnston SC Darlington SC Palmetto Health Associates Greenville SC B K Bolt Fairfield Johnsonville SC Daniel L Pearman Greenville SC David & Linda Estes Darlington SC A H McMeekin Jr William G Moorer Bob Bond Greenville SC Monticello SC Lake City Dale Windham SC Greenville SC Thomas L Farthing Darlington SC J K Coleman Dr William L Coleman Greenville SC Bonitz Contracting Co Inc Winnsboro SC Pamplico SC T James Bell Jr MD Greenville SC Fluor Daniel Hartsville SC Forest E Hughes Jr Georgetown Ben Boren Greenville SC Winnsboro SC C Dick Buckles Kerri D Barrineau Greenville SC Freeman & Major Architects Hartsville SC Harold R Jones Andrews SC Greenville SC Howard Boyd Jr Winnsboro SC W Harry G Howie Joe/Tommy/Joey Branyon Greenville SC Tom & Joann Garrett Hartsville SC John C Renwick Jr Andrews Greenville SC H Branyon Pipe Company SC Winnsboro SC C Leland Huggins J C Elliott Greenville SC L L Gilstrap Jr/R B Parker Hartsville SC Florence Andrews Greenville SC James & Claudia Brown SC Dr G J Lawhon Jr Dr H Morris Anderson Sr Samuel M Harper Greenville SC Robert A Glenn Hartsville SC Florence SC Andrews SC Dan E Bruce Greenville SC Harry Kevin Barth M McDonald M Rick Howell Greenville SC Joel W Gray III Hartsville SC Florence SC Andrews SC Greenville SC Charles A Bryan Jr Bill Reaves John E Blankenship Jr Dugger R Rimmer Greenville SC C L Greene Hartsville SC Florence SC Greenville Andrews SC Wallace H Burgess SC Julius C Rhodes James A Brown William N Green Greenville SC Robert T Harrison Hartsville SC Florence SC Georgetown Greenville SC SC Burris Chemical Inc Jerry T Usher Jr Rufus M Brown Waccamaw Family Charleston SC Col (Ret) Jerry V Holcombe Hartsville SC Florence SC Prac tice Assoc Greenville SC Greenville SC Georgetown SC John C Walker Ron Burley C H Patrick Co Inc Dr Joseph W Holliday Hartsville SC Florence SC Aubrey E Judy Jr #2 Greenville SC Greenville SC Murrells Inlet SC G James Wilds III Cormell-Streett & Patterson Capsco Inc Ida R Hudson Hartsville SC Florence SC Guy S Kates Jr Greenville SC Greenville SC Murrells Inlet Mr & Mrs Richard L Baird Lane Craven & SC David T Chapman Willie R Hudson Society Hill SC Malcolm H Craven Garden City Beach Pavilion Greenville SC Greenville SC Florence SC Murrells Inlet Dillon SC Mr & Mrs William Chapman William David Humphrey Jim Dameron Carole and Jay Arnette C Eugene Hill Greenville SC Greenville SC Florence SC Pawleys Island SC Dillon SC Langdon Cheves III Intex Aviation Services Inc Davidson Charles F Carmichael & J M Arthur H Lachicotte Jr Greenville SC Greenville SC Florence SC Pawleys Island SC Savings Inc Mr& Mrs Neb Cline Jr Izumi International Inc #1 Dillon SC Dr & Mrs Larry D Grubb Tiller Construction Co Inc Greenville SC Greenville SC Florence SC Pawleys Island SC Laurens W Floyd Marshall J Coleman Jr William B & Ande M Jackson Dillon SC Karl M Guest Greenville Greenville SC Greenville SC Florence SC Rogers Farms Astro American Chemical Collins Music Co Jennings-Dill Inc Fork SC Fountain Inn SC Greenville SC Greenville SC

' '92 lemson I ootball 85 George W Jennings John F Palmer Murray M Stokely J Kirk Hind Mr&MrsWAMullikin Greenville SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Greer SC Piedmont SC Melvyn W Johnson Palmetto Loom Reed Co William B Sturgis J C & Shelby Howard Bobby Pndmore Greenville SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Greer SC Piedmont SC

Mr & Mrs William R Jolly Jr Douglas F Patrick & James Carl & Virginia Summey Dick and Judy Jenkins Rock-Tenn Co Greenville SC Robert G Hopkins Greenville SC Greer SC Attn Mark Campbell Greenville SC Piedmont SC Dan & Libby Jones Sunland Distribution Inc Julia K Welch & John KayJr Greenville SC Mr & Mrs I N Patterson Jr Greenville SC Greer SC Samuel F Roper Greenville SC Piedmont SC W Lamar Jordan Sunshine Cleaners & Laundry Hugh and Beth Lancaster W J Jordan Jr John W Peden Co Inc Greenville SC Greer SC Dr Freddie Zink Greenville SC Greenville SC Terry Tallon David Joe Lesley Piedmont SC Morris Keller John Perkins Greenville SC Greer SC Ronnie Cantrell Greenville SC Greenville SC "In Honor of Mr & Mrs W P (Pap) George S Marlowe Simpsonville SC Dr J Don Kelley Vince Perone Timmerman" Marlowe-Elliott Agency John Coombs Greenville SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Greer SC Simpsonville SC

Charles E & Gayle M Key Nick G Petrakos Dr. David Tollison R E & JoAnn R Newton John S Efird Jr Greenville SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Greer SC Simpsonville SC Mr & Mrs Sandy Kirkus E A Pfister Pat Toole Mr & Mrs William L Phillips Tony Elzoghbi Greenville SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Greer SC Simpsonville SC

B B Knight Jr Mr & Mrs Andrew H Pioth Alan and Carolyn Tucker Robert E Smith Jr James F Henry Greenville SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Greer SC Simpsonville SC Dr Kenneth B Knight George M Plyler Jim Turner W Carl Smith Ken Johnson Greenville SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Greer SC Simpsonville SC Dr Roland M Knight Fred Grant Jim and Jackie Vaughn Spartan Express Inc David Kelley Greenville SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Greer SC Simpsonville SC

R L Kunz Inc James T Powell Vulcan Materials Inc Toby Stansell Thomas P Lane Jr & Greenville SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Greer SC Kenneth J Hall Simpsonville John T Langston Pringle-Owings Inc Abby Waldrop Mr & Mrs Charles D Way SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Greer SC Joseph S Ledford Simpsonville Terrell Lankford Insurance Proformance Group Inc Walker & Whiteside Inc Gene Whitener Greenville SC Greenville SC Attn Jimmy E Cox Greer SC Richard G & Joan E Looper Greenville SC Simpsonville SC Mr & Mrs L G Lewis Jr C Evans Putman James Wright Family Greenville SC Greenville SC Mr & Mrs Kermit M Watson Greer SC Hal E Lowder Mr & Mrs Joe B Maffett Simpsonville SC Sam & Harriet Ligon Mr & Mrs Dusty Reid Carolina Sprinkler Co Inc #2 Greenville SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Mauldin SC Gaines & Karen Massey Larry D Watson Simpsonville SC V B Lippard Jr Michael Robinson/ Carolina Sprinkler Co Inc Greenville SC Greenville SC James Jackson Mauldin SC Mr & Mrs R Stephen Moore Greenville SC Mr & Mrs Bob Y Weathers Simpsonville Timothy H Long W Gary Cooper SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Mike C Robinson Mauldin SC Carolyn & Steve Pearce Greenville SC J D Wells Jr Simpsonville SC John N Luther L S Green Plumbing Greenville SC Greenville SC Nathan A Einstein Mauldin SC Timothy D & Rena P Steele William Rosenfeld James D Whiteside Simpsonville SC J Harold Mack - Architect Port Brokerage Co Inc Greenville SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Mauldin SC Robert A Taylor Jr Harold A Sargent David H Wilkins Simpsonville SC W Lewis Madden Memorial Mr & Mrs Richard L Watson Greenville SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Ashley Stan Ulmer MD South Carolina National Bank Mr & Mrs Charles P Willimon Mauldin SC Simpsonville SC Scott T Mann Greenville SC Greenville SC Greenville SC R B Whorton IV/A B Cross/ Mr & Mrs John A Walter Jo & Matthew Schrantz Mr & Mrs DB Wilson T N Lawson/J L Walker Simpsonville SC C B Martin Jr Greenville SC Greenville SC Mauldin SC Greenville SC David G Arnold John P Scott Charles C Withington Jr Larry & Ronnie Ayers Taylors SC Leonard T McAlister Furman Univ Greenville SC Piedmont SC Greenville SC Bill & Marian Barbary Greenville SC Kenneth & Pamela Woodard Kenneth B Bates Taylors SC Ronald J McCoy George W Sharpton Greenville SC Piedmont SC Greenville SC Jim & Betty Basinger Greenville SC Charles & Sabra Wyatt Miss Louise Blakely Taylors SC James D Miller Dr& Mrs Donald W Shelley Greenville SC Piedmont SC Greenville SC James H Brown Jr Greenville SC William Lindsay Wylie Jr Terry A Blakely Taylors SC Millinnium Enterprises Sloan Construction Co Inc #1 Greenville SC Piedmont SC Greenville SC Earle W Sargent Memorial: Greenville SC James E Bostic James W Braswell Jr by Carolina Belting Co Wallace Moon Johnson Small Greer SC Piedmont SC Taylors SC Greenville SC Greenville SC David A Bowers Steve Bryant/Phillip Bryant Edwin Evans Thomas Moore W Dr Robert S Small Greer SC Piedmont SC Taylors SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Bill D Bright C Curtis Crawford Elaine Gaddis Morris Const Co- South Carolina National Gank Greer SC Piedmont SC Taylors SC Henry Holseber Greenville SC Greenville SC William Leighton Brown Howard Crenshaw James M Hill Sr Southeastern Elec Distrs Inc Greer SC Piedmont SC Taylors Multimedia Inc Greenville SC Greenville SC Clemson Economics Consortium Cary Durham IMSCO Inc Charles and Martha Spence Greer SC Piedmont SC Taylors SC Orders Distributing Co Inc Greenville SC Greenville SC Swift Transportation Julian M Langston Jr Mr & Mrs Robert S Mabry Jeffrey & Pamela Stachelek Greer SC Piedmont SC Z H Owings Taylors SC Greenville SC Greenville SC Ron L & Diane E Davis Mr & Mrs David S Merritt Roy C Martin Mr & Mrs Steve Stasney Greer SC Piedmont SC Taylors SC Alton F Painter Greenville SC Greenville SC Benjamin M Evatt William & Gloria Moody Thomas R Moore James M Stephens Greer SC Piedmont SC Taylors SC Greenville SC

86 ffe Clemson Football '92 William J Neely Jr Microage Computer Stores J F Watson Helen C Barrett Mr & Mrs Tommy R Wilkins Taylors SC Greenwood SC Camden SC Chapin SC West Columbia SC Mr & Mrs Charles R Niver South Atlantic Constrs Inc David Mitchum Richard A Ruczko Marion Taylors SC Greenwood SC Chapin SC Elgin SC Dewey Alford & Jimmy Skipper Thomas K Norris A M Tuck Inc #2 Lancaster Heyward D Shealy Marion SC Taylors SC Greenwood SC Chapin SC Mr and Mrs Floyd Cauthen J T Hunter III Steve Parent/D R Parent W K Brown Pulpwood Heath Springs SC Charles E Whitener Marion SC Taylors SC Corporation Chapin SC Jim Emily & Al Adams J Thomas Hunter Jr Hodges SC Truman W Shirley Jr Lancaster SC Mr and Mrs Patrick E Watson Marion SC Taylors SC Lewis Bagwell Columbia SC Mr & Mrs Robert S & Dr James R Carroll Ware Shoals SC Norva E Spitzer Sr Sam English Randy R Stewart Mullins SC William F Taylors SC Phillips Lancaster SC Gaston SC Marlboro Ware Shoals SC Kenneth L Stasney John William Green 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Mr Mrs Cyril F Kneece Frederick I Evans Mr& Mrs R L Cason & Billy R Gibson Gar-Con Inc Albert R Koon J Evans W Fred Chapman Jr Carroll S Kempson James Jim Garrison Mrs T Heath Copeland Robert M Lewis Mr and Mrs Woodrow K Koon W D Fogle Jr John F Geldard Mary L Crisp Lexington State Bank Sonny Layman Dr Henry F Frierson Robert L Bettys Col & Mrs Marvin C Ellison Ronald L Lindler Pat B Leopard Fort Sumter Petroleum Co Inc- Tom and Penny Goebel Walter Lindler Leland Bradshaw Ms Bailey & Son Bank W The Leslie Co M Ralph V Gossett David Garrick Bros Inc C Mark Entrekin W Looney James R Lester Farms Dr Wm J Goudelock Doris and Larry Gar Dallas & Merle Manis Dr C B Lowman Mr & Mrs G Martin Gilchrist The Gravely Agency Frank Maroney Gray Smoak Farms McArthur A George L W McClain & N Franklin Gravely Jr Charles J Glenn Curtis & Frances Martin Frank E McLeod Sr W C Higginbotham Jr A P Gray Ray Debra Hoffman James W Goodman & McBnde Larry A Morris Shelton Dorsey E & Virginia B Greer Albert H McMeekin III Daniel Horton III & Tom Welsh Mr & Mrs Franklin E Harmon III Mrs Buddy Neel William V Griffith Harry Donald Bruce Hocker W Mims Wayne Nichols E O Hudson Jr Charles Hagood Robert T Hollmgsworth Buren & Cheryl Mitchell Ted Plemons Mr & Mrs Thomas B Jackson Jr Donald H Hamilton Dr Larry H Nelson Jameson Farms Inc Mr and Mrs William N Jones C H Ragsdale III Jim & Molly Hampton Kenneth III Mr & Mrs Wayne Kinard/Amy Lester W Nettles Paul Richardson Mr & Mrs Robert N Jenkins Ronald W Hand Pat & Marlene Lowe Alfred C Nix G Eddie Rodelsperger Seba Kemmerlin Jr Mr & Mrs Bruce C Hansel Robert Sallie Oswald Electric Inc Gerald L Marler W & M William MCF Scurry Lake Byron & Mickey Harder Mr & Mrs James A Marler Donald W Padgett Mrs James R Sease Lakeview Skating Rink/James B Bob & Pat Harmon Mitchel Perdue Tony G Marler Daniel D & Kay H Shealy Smoak Head Hunters Pine Crest Marine Inc Lighting Creations Inc in of P W McAlister John & Beverly Sligh Memory Mr & Mrs Chris Hemmings Thomas Plumblee/John F Long/ Al Hughes Mr & Mrs James H McCleJIan Jr W C Gurnie Stuck M Hillcrest Memorial Park Philip Conrad Martin John A McNinch Jr Law Mrs Tom W Suber Mr & Mrs A James A Holcombe Jr Ronald Poston Nettles Jr C Parker & Jim Derrick Moore M Ferd J Summer Arnold J Holiday Inn

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Lee William P Cate Edward A Stevenson III Mr & Mrs Wilbur K Hammett John Steve & Connie Leslie George W Caughman Jr Mr & Mrs L S Stewman & G R Harley W James Horace Morgan Jenkins Douglas E Limbaugh CDS Inc Mr & Mrs Duane Johnson Joe A Harris Inc Haven & Korn Industries Inc James B Lindsay H A Cracknes III Donald L Stone Mr & Mrs Walter L Hays III Jim P Lancaster Mr & Mrs Sammy D Little Kenneth L Childs Gerald E Styles J B Helms The National Bank of Lollis Builders Inc LWConderJr Arthur M Suggs E Guy Hendrix SC Charles Jr Nick Lomax Sybil S Cousins William B Tarrant John and Patricia Hensley A Segars Dr John Doug and Linda Maddox Billy E Crumpton J D Taylor Kyle L Herman W Shaw D Leslie Tmdal Col Edward R Maddox Mr & Mrs Fred E Culvern Jr Clay B Thomas Robert L Holmes III Dr Michael S & Sue T Towery Murphy Mahaffey Jr Mrs Ralph B Cureton Jr Mrs H T Thompson Jr/ C Richard Hope Edward Ward Anthony Diane Chris & Jennifer Mann Judge Michael R Davis H T Thompson III Mr & Mrs Kenneth R 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Mrs Robert E Norris C Richie Gibson Dan B Thompson Jack C Murphree Mr & Mrs W Keith Dozier Dr & Mrs Floyd L Parrish James E Gilstrap G Wilson Thompson Michael M & Luanne Newton Thomas M Crew Ms Rebecca Partlow James S Glasscock Mr & Mrs H T Thompson III Mr & Mrs Gerald L Oberholtzer Mark G Fellers Dorothy Gaddy Pearce Dr Joe B Godfrey Mr & Mrs James C Thompson Mr & Mrs Charles D Parker Charles P Ferguson G A Pelletier Jr Mr & Mrs Ron B Graham Dan Ray Timmerman Benson Clayton Parrish Jr James D Fisher Irvin V Plowden Jr Mr & Mrs Ralph W Grant & Alec Towe Milton E Pate S Steven Floyd James L Plyler Mr & Mrs Ronald W Grant Bobby B Tripp Milton E Pate Jr Donald C Fulmer Jimmie W Pridemore Mr S Mrs G G Greenwood Ronald D Twitty Dan B Pattillo Jr John D Galloway USN RET John F Pridemore Steve C Griffith Jr Dale G Vandervoort Piedmont Mechanical William A & Vicki A Grant William R Pursley Jr Norman Guthrie Jr R A Vaughn Jennifer L Pittman Joseph S Graves Horace T Rabon Sr Lucius Millard Hair Jr Eric J Waataia Lefoy H Poole Mr 8 Mrs Phil C Greeson Melissa P Ramsey Robert G Hammond Pete Wallace J H Powell & Keith Powell Robert Guthrie James C Rhea Jr R G Hargrove Jack A Waters James H Powell Paul M Harmon Herman E Rice Mr & Mrs J J Harkey Richard Neal Westmoreland Charles and Lynn Price Johnny R Hendricks Rock Hill Surgical Associates Charles R Harper Jr Glenn White J B Queen James W Hill Dr Jerry J Sample Cliff Hattaway Robert Shep Whitener Walter K Reeves Mr & Mrs Gray Hipp jr David C Sapp Milton C Hayden Jr Terry A Whitener James Ed Robinson Bruce A Hoffmann Screen Prints Inc Tim Hester Garland L & Barbara Whitlock Mr & Mrs Herbert R Rowland Joe David Holcombe Joe E Sherer Jr Mr & Mrs W M Hobson Jim Whitmire William W Satcher Charles E Hughes Jr Baxter Simpson Jr Jeffrey and Stephanie Holland Jim & Betsy Williams Jim Satterfield Mr and Mrs Terry A Hunt Robert T & Joy H Simril H L Hoover Mrs David K Willis John L Scoggins Dave L Jenkin Ben R Smith Jr Mr & Mrs Patrick H 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Opponent Schedules

CLEMSON BALL STATE FLORIDA STATE

Sept. 5 Ball State Sept. 5 at Clemson Sept. 5 Duke Sept. 12 Florida State Sept. 12 at Kansas Sept. 12 at Clemson Sept. 19 OPEN Sept. 19 at Kent Sept. 19 at N.C. State Sept. 26 at Georgia Tech Sept. 26 Miami (OH) Sept. 26 Wake Forest Oct. 3 UT Chattanooga Oct. 3 at W. Michigan Oct. 3 at Miami (FL) Oct. 10 at Virginia Oct. 10 E. Michigan Oct. 10 North Carolina

Oct. 17 Duke Oct. 17 Akron Oct. 1 at Georgia Tech Oct. 24 at N.C. State Oct. 24 Central Michigan Oct. 31 at Virginia Oct. 31 at Wake Forest Oct. 31 at Ohio Nov. 7 Maryland Nov. 7 North Carolina Nov. 7 Toledo Nov. 14 Tulane Nov. 14 at Maryland Nov. 14 at Bowling Green Nov. 28 Florida Nov. 21 South Carolina

GEORGIA TECH UT-CHATTANOOGA VIRGINIA

Sept. 12 Western Carolina Sept. 5 at Boise State Sept. 5 Maryland Sept. 19 at Virginia Sept. 12 Tennessee-Martin Sept. 12 at Navy Sept. 26 Clemson Sept. 26 Central Arkansas Sept. 19 Georgia Tech Oct. 3 N.C. State Oct. 3 at Clemson Sept. 26 at Duke Oct. 10 at Maryland Oct. 10 at The Citadel Oct. 3 at Wake Forest

Oct. 1 Florida State Oct. 17 Western Carolina Oct. 10 Clemson Oct. 24 at North Carolina Oct. 24 at Marshall Oct. 17 at North Carolina Oct. 31 Duke Oct. 31 Appalachian State Oct. 24 William & Mary Nov. 7 at Baylor Nov. 7 East Tennessee St. Oct. 31 Florida State Nov. 14 Wake Forest Nov. 14 Furman Nov. 7 N.C. State Nov. 28 at Georgia Nov. 21 at VMI Nov. 21 at Virginia Tech

DUKE N.C. STATE WAKE FOREST

Sept. 5 at Florida State Aug. 29 Iowa (Kickoff Classic) Sept. 5 North Carolina Sept. 12 at Vanderbilt Sept. 5 Appalachian State Sept. 12 Appalachian State Sept. 19 Rice Sept. 12 at Maryland Sept. 26 at Florida State Sept. 26 Virginia Sept. 19 Florida State Oct. 3 Virginia

Oct. 10 East Carolina Sept. 26 at North Carolina Oct. 1 at Vanderbilt

Oct. 1 at Clemson Oct. 3 at Georgia Tech Oct. 1 at Maryland Oct. 24 Maryland Oct. 10 Texas Tech Oct. 24 Army Oct. 31 at Georgia Tech Oct. 17 at Virginia Tech Oct. 31 Clemson Nov. 7 Wake Forest Oct. 24 Clemson Nov. 7 at Duke Nov. 14 at N.C. State Nov. 7 at Virginia Nov. 14 at Georgia Tech Nov. 21 North Carolina Nov. 14 Duke Nov. 21 at N.C. State Nov. 21 Wake Forest

NORTH CAROLINA MARYLAND SOUTH CAROLINA

Sept. 5 at Wake Forest Sept. 5 at Virginia Sept. 5 Georgia Sept. 12 Furman Sept. 12 N.C. State Sept. 12 Arkansas Sept. 19 Army Sept. 19 at West Virginia Sept. 19 East Carolina Sept. 26 N.C. State Sept. 26 at Penn State Sept. 26 at Kentucky Oct. 3 Navy Oct. 3 Pittsburgh Oct. 3 at Alabama

Oct. 10 at Florida State Oct. 1 Georgia Tech Oct. 17 Mississippi State Oct. 17 Virginia Oct. 17 Wake Forest Oct. 24 at Vanderbilt Oct. 24 Georgia Tech Oct. 24 at Duke Oct. 31 Tennessee Oct. 31 at Maryland Oct. 31 North Carolina Nov. 7 Louisiana Tech Nov. 7 at Clemson Nov. 7 at Florida State Nov. 14 at Florida Nov. 21 at Duke Nov. 14 Clemsor, Nov. 21 at Clemson

Clemson Football '92 97 Nature IsTrulyAWrk OfArt.

It's Our Responsibility lb Keep

It ThatWay.

Nature, our most valuable resource, is a delicately balanced ecosystem

entrusted to all of us. At Laidlaw Environmental Services, we take seriously our responsibility to manage, protect and restore the environment.

As the first statewide sponsor of South Carolina Waterfowl Associa- tion's Adopt-A-Habitat program, we helped provide nesting areas for many of our state's wood ducks. We helped spur a new industry by turning a clay mine in Clarendon County into a new crawfish farm; and our exciting, multimedia educational program, Earth

Academy, is teaching children and adults how they can be part of the solution to recycling and hazardous waste problems. Managing and protecting the

environment is an art and a sci- ence. We will continue to search for ways to involve all of us, as partners, through education, reclamation, and conservation.

Helping Preserve Our Resources Through Conservation, Land Reclamation, and Education.

The South Carolina Waterfowl Association's award lor Corporate Sponsor of the Year 1991-92 was given to recognize Laidlaw Environmental's dedication to the conservation and enhancement of South Carolina's vetlands and wetland wildlife resources.

ENVmONMENTAL SEftVtCES

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Category NCAA Clemson

Most Rushes: 58, Tony Sands, Kansas vs. Missouri, 1991 36, Jim Shirley vs. N.C. State, 1951 36, Ray Yauger vs. Wake Forest, 1969 Most Yds Rushing: 396, Tony Sands, Kansas vs. Missouri, 1991 260, Cliff Austin vs. Duke, 1982 Most TDs Rushing: 8, , Illinois vs. Southern Illinois, 1990 5, Stumpy Banks vs. Furman, 1917 5, Maxcey Welch vs. Newberry, 1930 All-Purpose Yds: 422, Marshall Falk, San Diego St. vs. Pacific, 1991 274, Terrence Flagler vs. Wake Forest, 1986

Most Pass Attempts: 79, Matt Vogler, TCU vs. Houston, 1990 53, Rodney Williams vs. N.C. State, 1987 Most Pass Compl.: 48, , Houston vs. SMU, 1990 25, Tommy Kendrick vs. Florida State, 1970 Most Yds Passing: 716, David Klingler, Houston vs. Arizona State, 1990 323, Thomas Ray vs. North Carolina, 1965

Most TD Passes: 1 1 , David Klingler, Houston vs. E. Washington, 1 990 4, Bobby Gage vs. Auburn, 1947 Pass Efficiency: 403.4, Tim Clifford, Indiana vs. Colorado, 1980 240.4, Jimmy Addison vs. Virginia, 1966 (Min. 14 attempts): 11-14-345-0-5 12-19-283-0-3

Most Receptions: 22, Jay Miller, Brigham Young vs. New Mexico, 1973 1 1 , Phil Rogers vs. North Carolina, 1 965 Most Reception Yds: 349, Chuck Hughes, UTEP vs. North Texas State, 1965 163, Jerry Butler vs. Georgia Tech, 1977 Most TD Receptions: 6, Tim Delaney, San Diego State vs. New Mexico State, 1969 3, Dreher Gaskin vs. Auburn, 1953 Most Plays: 94, Matt Vogler, TCU vs. Houston, 1990 57, Rodney Williams vs. N.C. State, 1987 Most Total Offense: 732, David Klingler Houston vs. Arizona State, 1990 374, Bobby Gage vs. Auburn, 1947 Most Points: 48, Howard Griffith, Illinois vs. Southern Illinois, 1990 33, Maxcey Welch vs. Newberry, 1930 Most Field Goals: 7, Dale Klein, Nebraska vs. Missouri, 1985 5 by Nelson Welch vs. N.C. State, 1991 7, Mike Prindle, Western Michigan vs. Marshall, 1984 Most Touchdowns: 8, Howard Griffith, Illinois vs. Southern Illinois, 1990 5 (same as for rushing touchdowns) Most Punts: 36, Charlie Calhoun, Texas Tech vs. Centenary, 1939 13, Marion Butler vs. Wake Forest, 1942 Highest Average: 60.4 (5-302), , BYU vs. Wyoming, 1983 52.0 (5-260), Banks McFadden vs. G. Washington, 1939 (Min5Att.)

Most Punt Returns: 20, Milton Hill, Texas Tech vs. Centenary, 1939 10, Shad Bryant vs. Furman, 1939 Most Punt Ret Yds: 219, , BYU vs. North Texas State, 1971 167, Don Kelley vs. Maryland, 1970

1 Most Kickoff Returns: 1 1 , Trevor Cobb, Rice vs. Houston, 989 7, John Shields vs. Alabama, 1969 Most Kickoff Ret Yds: 241, Jeff Blitz, Harvard vs. Princeton, 1952 174, vs. Georgia Tech, 1972

Most Interceptions: 5, by many (Last: Dan Rebsch, Miami (OH) vs. W. Michigan, 1972) 3, Kit Jackson vs. Wake Forest, 1 965

Interception Ret Yds: 182, by Ashley Lee, Virginia Tech vs. Vanderbilt, 1983 1 02, Don Kelley vs. Duke, 1 970

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jjjciemson Football '92 101 Vickery Hall

Clemson University's commitment to tant facilities the Clemson University Ath- auditorium to be used for classes, team

provide its student-athletes with the very letic Department has ever built or will ever meetings, review sessions, and seminars.

best of facilities is evident in many ways. build. It makes a philosophical statement The various speakers and lecturers who will

From the soaring upper decks of Memorial about the institutional commitment - giving come to work with Clemson student-ath-

Stadium , to the state-of-the-art strength train- our student-athletes the same opportunity letes as part of the student-enrichment pro-

ing facility, young men and women from all to achieve their full potential academically gram will also use this facility. The audito-

1 8 of Clemson's varsity sports have the very that we give them athletically. We're very rium is equipped with a projection booth and best in facilities fortraining and competition. serious about that," said Athletic Director state-of-the-art audio and video equipment But Clemson's commitment to provide its Bobby Robinson. and is available to other campus groups student-athletes with awesome facilities Given the time pressures of athletic when not in use for athletic advising. doesn't apply only to areas of athletic com- participation and practice, student athletes The 13,000-square-foot study and tu-

petition, but to academic life as well. face a difficult balancing act in trying to toring area on the second floor comprises The most convincing evidence of this perform well both on the playing field and in the majority of the center and is used prima-

commitment is Clemson University's Aca- the classroom. With respect to this, the rily during the evening hours. A large 65- demic Learning Center, Vickery Hall, which Clemson academic advising program has seat study room and nine 20-seat study

opened in the spring of 1 991 . The $3 million provided one of the best academic tutoring rooms are designed as classrooms with facility is among the first in the nation de- and advising programs in the nation over freestanding desks. One-on-one or small voted entirely to the athletic-academic ad- the last several years. The completion of group instruction takes place in 28 small vising program. The two-story, 27,000- Vickery Hall gives the Academic Advising tutoring rooms accommodating eight to 10 square-foot building is open throughout the Program an even greater opportunity to students each, two medium tutoring rooms day and into the evening to accommodate help student-athletes reach the short-term for 20 people each and three large tutoring the extended schedules of student-athletes, goal of graduation and the long-term goal of rooms for 40 people each. and consolidates a variety of academic ser- success in the world.

vices for their use. Vickery Hall is located in the main- Computing Facilities The goal of the facility is to function as a stream of east campus, behind Jordan Hall support system in providing the student- at the top of Bryan Mall. The facility is The Department of Student-Athlete athlete the opportunity to reach his or her impressive aesthetically, but even more so Enrichment Services has recognized the

full potential. Vickery Hall is a commitment for the many purposes it serves. The main need for students to have access to high-

by the Clemson University Athletic Depart- entrance to the building is a 1,570-square quality computing equipment and has made ment to give each student-athlete a mean- foot reception/office area, comprised of five a commitment to providing the student- ingful opportunity to make his or her Clemson advisors' offices, two graduate student of- athletes at Clemson with such equipment. experience a fulfilling one, not only during fices, and a conference room. Also located Located on the first floor of Vickery Hall his or her years at Clemson, but long after on the bottom floor is the office of Bill is the Department of Student-Athlete En- the student-athlete enters the professional D'Andrea, the director of Clemson's stu- richment Services Microcomputer Labratory. world. dent-athlete enrichment program. The lab is open six days a week, for 16 "Vickery Hall is one of the most impor- The building also boasts a 175-seat hours a day on Monday through Thursday. The lab staff consists of mostly gradu- ate students, many of whom are pursuing advanced degrees in computer science. Lab staff members are available for tutoring mm of any Computer Science course as well as the many management, engineering and business courses that deal with personal computers. Student-athletes may also ar- range tutoring sessions outside normal lab hours any time during the school year. Computers in the lab can reach many of the other machines on campus, including the NAS mainframe, and are in turn, con- nected to a world-wide internetwork, allow- ing lab machines to access computing re- sources throughout the world. This also allows access to lab resources from com- puters throughout the world.

The following is a list of some of the equipment available: 18 Macintosh personal computers 15 IBM personal computers * 5 Laser Printers 2 Novell Netware Servers (allows users to access and share files from different million Academic Learning Center, Vickery Hall, is among the first in the nation devoted computers around campus.)

f to the athletic-academic advising program.

'92 102 ffe Clemson I ootball Student-Athlete Career Assistance Program

The Student-Athlete Career Assistance

Program is one of the most important pro- grams provided by the staff of Vickery Hall.

The philosophy of this program is to provide help in securing summer employment and

to aid in meeting long-term career goals. By using the resources available to the University, Alumni Center and the Athletic

Department, Bill D'Andrea is working to establish a network of businesses, compa- nies, and executives who will help assist with The Summer Employment Assistance

Program. The program's main goal is to provide the student-athlete with a job expe- rience and a work history, which he or she can apply to his or her academic discipline. The Long Term Career Assistance Pro- gram will be coordinated from the academic colleges, the Placement Center, and through the Athletic Department contacts. This

is to better prepare the program designed Vickery Hall's Microcomputer Lab is open six days a week for the use of student-athletes. student-athlete for full-time employment and will focus on resume writing and interview techniques so that each student-athlete will be competitive and aggressive when deal- while others may be ongoing throughout Personal Finance: ing with companies who visit the Clemson the academic year. Some of the personal Student-athletes on athletic scholarships campus. growth programs are as follows: are not allowed to have jobs during the

academic year. Therefore, it is important to Personal Growth Program Alcohol and Drug Issues: budget personal finances so they do not run

The intent of this program is to provide the out before the semester. This program not Another aspect of Clemson University's student-athlete with an overview of the dis- only discusses budgeting but also the re- commitment to help student-athletes reach ease of addictions and chemical depen- sponsible use of credit. - their potential in all areas of their life dence. Emphasis will be placed on provid- academically, athletically, and socially, is ing basic awareness of how substance Stress Management: the recently implemented personal growth abuse effects individuals, families and ath- All student-athletes face additional concerns program. This program is one of the many letic teams. during their college days than normal stu- purposes of Vickery Hall. This particular dents. Many times these add stress to the area of student development is designed to Current Topics of Concern: everyday lives of student-athletes. The enhance and support the lives of student- The idea behind this segment of the Per- object of this program is to teach the stu-

athletes during their enrollment in college sonal Growth Plan is to address issues that dent-athlete ways of identifying and han-

as well as in their life experiences after effect students such as human sexuality, dling personal stress so it does not interfere graduation. birth control, date rape, etc. with the maintenance of good mental and Bobby Douglas, the Development Co- physical health. ordinator, and the Vickery Hall staff realize Career Preparation: that student-athletes have more obligations The Career Preparation Plan is to encour- Study Skills/Time Management: These

than a regular college student. The per- age all student-athletes to think about life two topics are combined because a major sonal growth program seeks to eliminate after sports and after graduation. Many part of developing good study skills involves some of the stresses of adjustment to the sources of information will be available, having the time to delegate to studying.

higher level of academics and athletics. It is from career testing to self-paced computer Objectives of this program are to expose the group's special task to assist the stu- programs, and even with resume prepara- student-athletes to different types of study dent-athlete by creating a finely tuned bal- tion and interview skills. techniques that are proven effective. ance of all areas to insure success in obtain- ing a Clemson University degree, by sup- Nutrition and Eating Disorders: Motivation/Self Esteem: porting successful athletic practice and com- Eating habits and proper diet are very im- The objective of this program is to improve

petition, enhancing personal growth, and portant in maintaining a sound body and the level of self esteem for student-athletes helping with the transition to life after col- mind. The focus of this orogram revolves to positively impact their productivity in all

lege. around presenting information so that stu- areas of campus life. A series of personal growth programs dent-athletes can analyze their own eating will be offered to student-athletes through- habits and carefully choose a balanced diet out each semester. Some programs may with enough calories to maintain good accomplish their objectives in one session. health.

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by Sam Blackman who later would attend law school at the Uni- Statistics Summary It was fortunate for Clemson that former versity of Virginia. "I thought I had overthrown September 24. 1966 IPTAY Executive Secretary Gene Willimon Jackson, but he put it in second gear and ran Clemson 12 6 8 14 40 acted when he did. underneath the pass." Virginia 7 14 14 35

Otherwise Clemson might not have beaten However the Cavaliers had one more Scoring Summary Virginia, 40-35, on Sept. 24. 1966, in the chance and Davis marched Virginia down the CU-Rogers 37 pass from Addison (Kick Failed) 2:56, 1st season opener for the Tigers. field. With 1:49 left to go in the game, the VA-Davis 6 Run (Hill Kick) 6:44, 1st It was Willimon's idea to put a rock from Cavaliers had a second-and-10 situation on CU-Gore 2 Run (Kick Failed) 1 :03. 1st Death Valley, CA on a pedestal at the top of the the Tigers' 14-yard line. Davis's pass was CU-Liberatore 68 punt return (Kick Failed) 14:35, 2nd hill during the summer of 1966, where the intercepted by Phil Marion and the Tigers VA-Quayle 36 pass from Davis ( Hill Kick) 8:21 . 2nd their Tigers enter the stadium and make proceeded to run out the clock. VA-Davis 1 1 Run (Hill Kick) 3:38, 2nd famous entrance. Alumnus S.C. Jones gave Jimmy Addison was the Associated Press VA-Davis 1 Run (Hill Kick) 4:22, 3rd VA-Quayle 27 pass from Davis (Hill Kick) 3:06, 3rd former Head Coach Frank Howard the rock Back-of-the-Week, while Davis was named CU-W. Bell 1 1 pass from Addison (Addison Run) after a visit to Death Valley, CA. Jones must Sports lllustrated's Back-of-the-Week. It is :17, 3rd CU-J. Jackson, 2 Run (Walker Kick) 7:37. 4th have thought it to be an appropriate gift to probably the only time two opposing players in CU-J. Jackson 75 pass from Addison (Walker Kick) Howard the stadium had been called Death the same game have been named national as 3:49, 4th Valley by friend and foe alike for many years Players-of-the-Week in the history of college Statistics prior to 1966. football. Team CU UVA First Downs 20 22 Howard told Willimon to do something with Davis set the Atlantic Coast Conference's Rushing 38-159 33-117 the rock. Willimon had a brain storm and record for most passes attempted and com- Passing 13-21 26-48 Passing Yards 315 312 immediately came up with the idea of putting it pleted, records that have since been broken. Total Offense 59-474 81-429 on a pedestal overlooking the playing field He finished the game hitting 26-48 passes for Yds/Plays 8 03 5.30

where it still sits today, over 25 years later. 312 yards, while the Tigers' Addison was 12- Total Turnovers 5 2 Penalities 7-55 8-76 Even though the players did not begin 1 9 in passing for 283 yards and three scores. Interceptions 1 touching the rock for good luck until a year Addison is still third on the Clemson individual Punt Returns 3-94 1-9 5-87 7-137 later, the rock must have brought the Tigers highest single game passing efficiency list for Kickoff Returns Punting 1-46.0 4-41.2 good luck, or as Howard states, "mystical his performance against the Cavaliers with a

powers" in the 40-35 win over Virginia in 1 966. 240.39 mark, and is first among Tiger quarter- Individual Leaders (Att.Yds.-TD) The Tigers managed to win despite losing five backs who have thrown at least 15 passes in Rushing Clemson-Gore-25-117-1 total fumbles and giving up 429 yards offense. a game. Virginia-Jarvis-1 1-53-0

It was obvious some kind of strange powers "As someone suggested on the sidelines Passing (Com.-Att.-Yds.-I-TD) must have been with the Tigers on this particu- during the fourth quarter," continued Addison, Clemson-Addison 12-19-283-0-3 lar day. "the university should have run everyone out Virginia-Davis 26-48-312-1-2

It also did not hurt the Tigers' chances that of the stadium before the fourth quarter and Receiving (Rec.-Yds.-TD) Buddy Gore rushed for 1 1 7 yards in this game, made them pay to re-enter." Clemson-W. Bell 6-120-1 and Clemson's Jimmy Addison had one of the It was truly a ball game worth two admis- Virginia-Carrington 10-113-0. Quayle 7-113-2 top passing days in Clemson history. sions. The Tigers went ahead in the ACC contest early in the second period on the strength of a 68-yard punt return by Frank Liberatore, a from Addison to Phil Rogers and the running of Buddy Gore. The second and third quarters belonged solely to the Bob Davis-led Cavaliers, and with the help of Clemson fumbles, Virginia took a 35-18 lead

with 3:06 left to go in the third quarter. Edgar McGee, Phil Rogers and Wayne Bell caught key passes to bring Clemson to a 35- 33 deficit with about three minutes to play. Faced with a third down and short yardage on Clemson's 25-yard line, the Tigers were driving for the go-ahead score. "We called a pass play that had resulted in several comple- tions in an earlier game to our split end, Wayne Bell," recalled Clemson quarterback Jimmy Addison. "Wayne found an open spot between the linebackers, and the Virginia came from his deep position to cover the open re- ceiver. Jacky Jackson, who had run from his

tailback position down the left sideline, made a beautiful catch behind that cornerback and outran the safety man to the end zone." That gave the Tigers a 40-35 advantage with 3:49

left and it proved to be the winning touchdown.

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The signs on the side of the highway as come the visitors home each year with a The mild climate of the foothills lends you enter the Clemson city limits say true dose of southern hospitality. itself to many outdoor activities throughout "Clemson: In Season Every Season." From Clemson is steeped in history. The the year. Clemson has excellent and ample the point of view of most Clemson gradu- university campus is located on what was facilities for tennis and golf, fishing, swim- ates, the seasons this slogan speaks of are Fort Hill Plantation, home of John C. ming or hiking, horseback riding, white wa- football, basketball, baseball, etc. But a Calhoun, one of the great statesmen of the ter rafting, and various other pursuits.

drive through town in the middle of spring, 1 9th century, and of his son-in-law, Thomas And, when one wants to leave Clemson, when the azaleas and dogwoods are in full Green Clemson. The house, which was they don't have far to go to find whatever

bloom, or a walk through campus in Octo- built in 1 806, stands in the center of campus they are looking for. Professional sports are ber, when the trees are blazing in the bril- and is open to the public. Also on the only a couple of hours away in Atlanta and liant colors of autumn, will leave little doubt Clemson campus is a 1716 lowcountry Charlotte, meaning Clemson residents and that Clemson is indeed in season, every French Huguenot home, Hanover House, students have only a short drive to enjoy

season. which was transported to Clemson in 1 941 , NFLfootball, ortheir Nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Just a mile or so down the road, is the choice of NBA basketball teams. Mountains and caressed by the shores of Pendleton Historic District, where several For sun and fun, its an easy interstate the beautiful Lake Hartwell, Clemson is other antebellum homes are open to the drive to the coast of South Carolina, to located in the northwestern corner of South public. The entire village of Pendleton is on Hilton Head Island, Myrtle Beach, or even Carolina, two hours north of Atlanta, GA, the National Register of Historic Places. historic Charleston. All kinds of water sports and two hours southwest of Charlotte, NC. The area boasts a great variety of res- are right at the campus' back door, as a 926- The town may not be one of the state's taurants, ranging from the downtown mile shoreline borders the edge of campus. largest most days of the week, but on many barbeque and hamburger spots, to the his- And for those who enjoy cooler climates, the

autumn Saturdays, it becomes the state's toric Liberty Hall Inns and Calhoun Corners. mountains of North Carolina are only an second-largest city, as 81,000 fans come Any palate or budget can find something to hour's drive away. Countless resorts and from all directions to watch the Tigers play his or her liking, as over 50 eating establish- some of the finest ski slopes in the east are football. But the friendly residents of ments are located in the Clemson/Pendleton/ close enough to make a day's outing. Clemson and the surrounding towns wel- Central area.

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'92 g£ lemson I ootball /hy some teams have a stronger bench than others. Tigers in the Pros

By Tim Bourret about 10 players on the tour that I really admire out. As a result, I relaxed and gained confidence.

and look up to. Arnold Palmer is certainly one of I finished 63rd on the European tour in 1 987 and 1988." Christmas came a little early for Dillard Pruitt them. then got my card (PGA) in

last December. The former Clemson Tiger re- "I learned so much from that practice round. I Three years later he won his first pro tourna- ceived an envelope from Augusta, GA in the couldn't believe the way he handled himself with ment, the Chattanooga Classic, the first PGA tour second week of the month that contained an all those people following him. He never got title ever for a former Clemson golfer. "I was

invitation to The Master's, the most prestigious frustrated, never turned anyone way from an down a stroke heading into the last round, but I

golf tournament in the world, and a landmark in autograph. wanted to finish high enough to guarantee that I the young golfer's professional career. "When we would be in a delay on the tee, he would get my card the next year. With a couple

would go over to the gallery talk to people of holes left I had three finish virtually It was a surprise to Pruitt. Yes, he had won the and and a top

Chattanooga Classic six months earlier, his first sign autographs. By the end of the round he had assured, so I went for the win." He had a couple professional victory, but Pruitt was under the pen marks all over his arm. Seeing the way he of birdies in the last three holes to win by a couple

impression that his victory in Tennessee did not treated people first-hand taught me a lot. The of shots. qualify him for The Master's. The last few Chat- game owes him so much and he still gives so With all the success, Pruitt is someone who tanooga Classic champs had not been chosen for much to the game." has not forgotten his roots. He still follows the

play in Augusta. How did Dillard Pruitt, Clemson's first two- Clemson program, one he helped bring to na- first three-time tional prominence. During one break in the tour "I thought it was a practical joke at first," said time All-American and AII-ACC

Pruitt, who starred with the Tigers between 1 981 performer reach a state where he is playing with this year he personally followed the Tigers at the Invitational. and 1 984. "I wasn't sure who would have done it. the world's finest golfers? Ironically, his career Furman

took a turn in the right direction when he left the "I can't tell you how proud I am of the Clemson I figured Jay (Haas, Dillard's brother-in-law and a program," said Pruitt, still has the third PGA Tour veteran) might have arranged it be- country. who cause he had played there many times. "It took me a while to get my card, probably lowest stroke average in Clemson history. "The

longer than it takes many guys out of college. program has gotten better and better over the "But, when I called, they said it was not a

mistake. They felt the Chattanooga Classic field The key for me was going to Europe. In 1 986 and years. The number four and five players last year

1987, I played well over there because I just would have been one and two in the lineup when was strong enough and that I deserved the invi-

tation." didn't feel the pressure. When I played in the US I played."

Pruitt shook off opening round jitters (75), right out of college I felt pressure to do well every Pruitt still keeps in contact with Bobby his first made the cut and then finished in a tie for 13th. time out. I had a lot of people rooting for me, Robinson, who was head coach three

The high finish automatically qualifies him for the which I appreciated, but I thought everyone was years, and Larry Penley, current Clemson coach

it I didn't well. rookie mentor Dillard's senior year. 1 993 Master's. When he receives that letter in the going to read about when do who was a

I in I didn't Pruitt has fond of his Clemson career. second week of December this year, it will be an "When had a bad round Europe memories

I expected envelope. worry about it. I figured no one was going to find "We had success when was at Clemson

"For someone who had grown up in because everyone got along so well. Greenville (SC) and attended The We all still keep in touch today and that is were close in college. Master's many times as a fan, it was a because we college teammates follow when dream come true. It has been the My me al- highlight of my year." I am playing in their area and we

That is saying something for Pruitt, ways get together after my round. They

I will for long who is in his fourth year on the PGA are friendships have a Tour. He had won nearly $180,000 time." heading into September and ranked Before Pruitt got to Clemson the in just 67th on the money list, which will auto- Tigers had participated one matically qualify him for a spot on next NCAA tournament and had never won the year's tour (top 125 on the money list the league championship. By end of his had been to four get automatic tour cards). It has been career Clemson

a year in which he has made the cut in NCAA tournaments, including a num- in all three of the major tournaments he ber-five national finish 1983, and has participated in (US Open, Master's won the school's first ACC title.

and PGA) and he is now five-for-five in "My fondest memory at Clemson was in his career in making the cut at a major winning the ACC tournament 1982. event. It was the first ACC championship for part of While he has been successful in Clemson and whenever you are

terms of ranking and dollars in many the first championship team it is spe- cial." tournaments, it has been some of the playing experiences and partners he While Pruitt has a special interest in administra- has had in 1992 that make this year Clemson. Tiger fans and special. tors are certainly proud of Pruitt. With "Playing with Jay and Curtis Strange Clemson's national following, Pruitt of Tiger fans in the first two rounds of the PGA was normally has a contingent great and playing well at the Master's following him wherever he goes. "It was certainly memorable. But, playing makes me feel good to have Clemson follow This year Coach in a group with Arnold Palmer for the people me. in Atlanta first time has to be one of the greatest (Ken) Hatfield followed me

at The Heritage. I had a chance to golf experiences of my life." That round and with him and talk football and a took place just a few weeks back in a speak Wednesday practice round forthe PGA. lot of other things. What a great

Pruitt won his first PGA tournament in Chattanooga in 1991 . and "People don't think of professional representative of Clemson." finished 13th at the 1992 Masters. (Photo by Amy Miles Young). Ditto for you, Dillard! golfers as having heroes, but I have

HJClemson Football '92 ! The Last Word

by Bob Bradley share of stories regarding the visiting of high Egg on the tie is not in style." school seniors. There were other suggestions, but this will (One of the most legendary figures in The most well-known he recalls happened give a hint at what Walker was trying to convey to Clemson athletics is Frank Howard, the Ti- when head coach Jess Neely sent him to Charles- his friend. gers head coach between 1 940-69. The Hall of ton to recruit this 240-pound lineman, whose size It just so happens that Clemson had a good Fame coach guided Clemson to eight confer- was unheard of in those days. football team in 1 958 and was asked to play in the ence championships, 165 wins and six bowls. When Howard located the house of this 'mon- silver anniversary Sugar Bowl game facing the But, he might be most remembered for his wit ster player' after nearly an all-day drive from LSU Tigers, who were ranked number-one in the and storytelling. Clemson, he knocked at the door and this boy nation. So, we commissioned Bob Bradley, weighing all of 165 pounds came to the door. The Bayou Tigers had their famous defensive Clemson SID for 15 of the Howard years, to Howard said he was looking for so-and-so, call- unit that year known as the Chinese Bandits. ..and recreate some of the best of Frank Howard for ing the prospect's name, and the boy identified they had been known to demoralize any number use in the first two programs of 1992. It is a himself as the person Howard had asked for. of teams that year. fitting way to document 50 years of football in "Well, son," Howard said after recovering Someone asked Walker how he thought Death Valley because Howard supervised the from the shock, "I'm selling the Saturday Evening Clemson would do facing those Chinese Bandits, replied: building of Memorial Stadium in 1942. Editor) Post and was wondering if you would like to and Walker subscribe to it?" The young man said no, and "I don't think they'll have any problem at all. There are many legendary recruiting stories Howard turned around and drove all the way back Clemson has been coached for the past 20 years for anyone in the coaching profession and Frank to Clemson. by a Mongolian idiot." Howard was no exception. Perhaps the most Howard recalled another time when he re- unusual story involved Fred Cone, arguably the ceived a letter from a coach up in Virginia, telling ### best back Howard ever coached. him about a 155-pound tackle he had. Trying to occasion, had Walker In 1 946 Howard had one more scholarship left make his point, this coach told Howard that this On another Howard prior to at Friday in his limit of 40 (much higher than the 25 allowed player was sure to grow and fill out. arrested a game Clemson. On today). Late in the summer he was talking to his He explained that the boy's great-great grand- afternoon as the Wake Forest team was coming sister, who told him about a fellow named Fred father came over on the Mayflower, one of his into the stadium, Howard shouted, "There he is. Cone, who frequently visited his sister at a home uncles was a former governor of Virginia, another He's the fugitive." A state policeman who was in that was next door to the one occupied by uncle had been a Supreme Court justice and that on the gag immediately handcuffed Walker to a Howard's sister. he didn't see how he could go wrong in giving this telephone pole as Howard walked away laugh- Howard gave that last scholarship to Cone player a Clemson scholarship. ing. the next Walker experienced further based on his sister's recommendation. The "I wrote this coach back real quick," Howard But, day problems. As the team entered the stadium. native of Pineapple, AL, who never played any- recalls. "I told him that I was looking for a boy to a security guard. He did thing more than six-man football in high school, play football. ..I didn't need one for breeding pur- Walker was stopped by went on to become one of Clemson's all-time poses." not have his sideline pass and the guard was greats. He was a key member of the undefeated Howard said that he always tried to get on the adamant about not letting him in. yelled his captain, Pat Preston, Clemson team of 1 948 and 1 950, and went on to right side of the player's mama. "I found that the Walker to team "I've seen him before in my a seven-year career with the Green Bay Packers. mama is the one behind most of the decisions to identify him. never life," said Preston, who had been enticed to take abilities, I After he was impressed with Cone's made at home. I remember one time did such Howard asked his sister, "How did you know Fred a good job on selling Clemson to this boy's mama part in the prank by Howard. Finally, Walker got Cone would be such a great player?" She replied, that she came to Clemson and he went to South loose and was allowed into the stadium. "Peahead was so cheap, he usually sold his sideline pass "Well, I saw him diving off the diving board once." Carolina." for $2," said Howard. Reportedly, Preston did a ### ### world record number of sprints when the team returned to Winston-Salem.

In his final few years as Clemson's head Maybe the greatest duo to ever travel the coach, Howard said the only thing he didn't like banquet circuit was and Frank ### about football was the recruiting. And he has his Howard. They were like wrestlers are said to be: even big they'd tear each other in front of a live audience, Howard also had a friendly, perhaps but would ride in the same brother relationship with Bear Bryant. As an carto the next engagement. Alabama alum, and senior to Bryant in the head Howard and some of his coaching fraternity by a few years, Howard could coaches were invited to go put the Bear in his place from time to time. in his office and to Europe in the summer of One year he visited Bryant on his desk. "What is that for," 1 958 to conduct football clin- saw a red phone ics for the armed forces. said Howard. "It speaks direct to God," replied This led Walker to write Bryant

Howard a letter on how to "You mean I can call God?" asked Howard. conduct himself while out of "Sure can," replied Bryant. "It will cost you the country, passing on only $20." some tips "from my vast The next year Bryant returned the visit to storehouse of international Howard's office. Howard had an orange phone savior-faire." on his desk. Among the things Walker "What's that orange phone for," said Bryant. offered for Howard: "Don't "That's a special phone direct to God," remarked talk politics. They're having Howard. call from enough trouble over there "How much would it cost me to God without getting involved with here?" queried Bryant. someone from South Caro- "It doesn't cost a thing," said Howard. "Around lina with an Alabama ac- here that's a local call." cent. Dress the part. Buy some new clothes and wear ### Howard and Bryant had direct lines to God from their respective coats that match the pants. offices. However, "Bear's was a long distance call." (Chapter two next week)

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