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Today's Features IPTAY DAY Players and Coaches 6 Wayne's World Alphabetical Rosier. Clemson 54 Wayne Simmons is gearing up for a stel- Alphabetical Roster. Opponents 59 13 lar senior year... a senior year on the football Assistant Coaches. Clemson 10 field that is. Clemson's starting outside line- Lineups 56 backer received his undergraduate degree Meet the Tigers 33 before the year even started. Numerical Roster, Clemson 56 49 The Voice of the Tigers Numerical Roster, Opponents 57 Opponent Players 74 Jim Phillips has been the voice of Clemson Statistics 2 sports since 1968. Probably half of the fans Strength Coaches 65 listening to tonight's game have never heard Tiger Rookies 37 anyone else provide the play-by-play of Clemson sporting events. Now in his 25th year, Phillips admits he wouldn't have gotten this job today. The Departments 50 Ashley Sheppard Academic All-Americans 45 Clemson fans have seen Sheppard ex- ACC Schedule 28 Wayne's World Alma Mater 50 ecute some of the most fierce hits in the ACC Atlantic Coast Conference 23 over the last four years. Sheppard's mother 1992 Program Committee Athletic Staff 31 has not seen any of them, however, as she is Band Feature 64 Chairman: Len Gough yet to see her son play a game in person. No Board of Trustees 17 Editor: Tim Bourret Bowl Schedule 43 Clemson opponent would agree with her rea- Assistant Editor: Annabelle Vaughan Cheerleaders 50 son for staying away from Death Valley. Program Staff: Sam Blackman, Sanford Rogers. Coaches, All-Sports 21 61 Ancient Football Annie Verhoven, HeatherCzeczok, Chris Metzler. Courtesy Vehicle Donors 42 Emergency Services 67 Would you believe a form of football was Beth Mclnnis, Brett Sowell. Gail Moose and Bob Future Schedules 25 played in the vicinity of Death Valley as far Bradley IPTAY 27 1 Printing of back as 762? Printing: Electric City Company Ander- IPTAY Officers 46 63 National Coach of the Year son, SC Managers 36 Clemson track coach Bob Pollock has On the Cover: Clemson seniors Ashley Sheppard Medical Staff 29 and Wayne Simmons have been a part of three Memorial Stadium 70 used the family approach to make top 5 defenses at Clemson. They are proud NFL Honors by Tigers 66 track among the best in the nation. program Official's Signals 68 leaders of the Tiger defense and of Clemson's 64 Today's Band Feature Opponent Schedules 97 tradition of success in Death Valley. IPTAY lot more for Clemson Uni- Photo of the Week 53 does a Football cover photo by Ben Hendricks and Radio Network 38 versity than just provide football scholarships. Mark Houde. Single Game Records 101 The Tiger Band would be the first to proclaim Interior Photos: Jim Moriarty, Bob Waldrop, Stadium Information 19 the positive effect Clemson's scholarship foun- Vern Verna, Scott Harke, Rob Biggerstaff. Ben Stadium Records 72

dation has on its organization. Hendricks, Dave Lewis, Patrick Wright, C.W. Strength All-Americans 65 77 Clemson Olympicans Pack Sports, Eddie Cliffe, Mark Houde, Associ- Trainers 73 ated Press. University Feature 105 Former Tigers Gigi Fernandez and Mark University President 9 McKoy captured the gold in Barcelona last Vickery Hall 102 month, the first former Clemson atnletes to do so. 107 Great Games in Death Valley Clemson Schedule Although the game was not very competi- Sept. 5 Ball State :00 PM tive, any Tiger fan who was in Memorial Sta- Sept. 12 Florida State 30 PM

dium for the 1 983 Maryland game will tell Sept. 26 at Ga. Tech :10 PM

you it was one of the most memorable Oct. 3 UT-Chatt. 00 PM

days in the 50 years of this facility. It Oct. 10 at Virginia :00 PM might be the most dominant perfor- Oct. 17 Duke :00 PM mance by a Clemson team over a Oct. 24 at N.C. State :00 PM ranked opponent in Tiger annals. Oct. 31 at W. Forest :00 PM 109 IPTAY Athlete of the Year Nov. 7 North Carolina 1 :00 PM James Trapp was an NCAA Nov. 14 at Maryland 12 10 PM Nov. 21 1 :00 Champion and a member of three PM top 20 programs at Clemson last

- and is the recipient of the 1 991 year Florida St. Schedule 92 IPTAY Athlete of the Year award. Sept. 5 Duke 7:00 PM The award is presented by Mr. and Sept. 12 at Clemson 7:30 PM Mrs. Gene Willimon. Sept. 19 at N.C. State 12:10 PM 111 Jeff Bostic Sept. 26 Wake Forest 7:00 PM He wasn't an All-American during Oct. at (FL) 12:10 PM his years on three Clemson bowl teams, Oct. N.Carolina 12:10 PM but he has had one of the more cel- Oct. at Ga. Tech 3:30 PM ebrated careers of any pro lineman in Oct. at Virginia 7:30 PM Jeff Bostic already has ACC history. Nov. Maryland 12:10 PM three rings in his posses- Clemson and Florida State begin the ACC title Nov. Tulane 2:00 PM sion and is looking for more. chase this evening. Nov. Florida 12:10 PM

'92 S&Clemsori f ootball Today's Game

Pair of Tigers on Butkus Award List This year's starting group of Brent LeJeune (306), strong ties to Florida State. coach Clemson outside linebackers Wayne Simmons Stacy Seegars (320), Les Hall (313), Jeff Fortner was the starting quarterback for and Ashley Sheppard are among 49 preseason (294) and John Harris (272) combine to average the Seminoles between 1979 and 1981 and is a candidates for the 1 992 Dick Butkus Award. The 301 pounds. This is the largest average for the 1982 FSU graduate. He quarterbacked Florida honor is presented to the top collegiate line- starting five interior linemen in Clemson history. State in the 1980 and 1981 Orange Bowls. FSU backer in the nation by the Downtown Athletic In fact, it is the largest group by almost 15 pounds. was ranked sixth in 1 979 and fifth in 1 980. He is Club of Orlando, FL. Ten semifinalists will be The 1991 team averaged 286.2 pounds across in his fourth year as the Clemson announced at midseason and the three finalists the front five on the offensive line. coach. In that time Clemson is 30-6-1. In his first will be announced in late November. The winner It also proved to be an iron line in the season year the Tigers set a school record for completion will be announced on Saturday, December 12 at opener. Seegars, Hall and Fortner all played the percentage with a 60 percent mark. Last year the the Butkus Award Ceremonies in Orlando. entire game from scrimmage (65 snaps). Hall Tigers led the ACC in total offense. Clemson has had a representative in at least had the top outing with a career high nine knock- Assistant and Head Trainer the final 10 in each of the last two years. Levon down blocks and an 82 percent grade. Seegars Fred Hoover is also a Florida State graduate.

Kirkland made it to the final five in 1 990, while Ed led the guards with a 74 percent grade and seven Hoover is in his 33rd year at Clemson, as he has McDaniel reached the final 10 last year. knockdown blocks. been on the staff since 1959. The National Hall

Simmons enters the Florida State game with Here is a rundown of how the average weight of Fame Trainer who is a 1953 Florida State

25 career tackles for loss and 12.5 career sacks, of the Clemson offensive line has increased over graduate served as the FSU trainer in 1952-53 both 1 1 th on the all-time Clemson list. He has the years: and 1957-58. Hoover is an ironman of sorts. He

1 53 career tackles and 1 4 passes broken up. He 1930 180.4 1970 221.0 has worked 365 consecutive Clemson football has played in 37 straight games. Sheppard is 1935 194.6 1975 232.6 games. also a veteran of 37 straight games and has 16 1940 193.0 1980 238.0 career tackles for loss and 7.5 career sacks. He 1945 195.0 1985 258.0 First Home Night Game since 1956 has 133 career tackles, including a Clemson 1950 199.4 1990 269.6 When Clemson meets Florida State on Sat- career record 43 special teams stops. He had 1955 213.6 1991 286.2 urday it will be the first home night game for the eight tackles in the season opener. 1960 224.8 1992 301.0 Tigersin Death Valley since September22, 1956.

Clemson is one of nine schools with two 1965 226.4 Frank Howard's Tigers defeated Presbyterian nominees among the 49 players selected. The 27-7 in that contest. Clemson stopped holding other schools with two each are Miami (FL), One other note of interest; the last Clemson night home games because its fans drive from Texas A&M, Oklahoma, Colorado, Washington, starting offensive lineman who failed to weigh long distances to attend the contests. Penn State, Ohio State and California. The only over 200 pounds was John Bolubasz, who started Clemson has a 12-1-1 record in home night other ACC players on the list are Marvin Jones of at center at 199 pounds in 1973. The first 300- games over the years. The only loss was to Wake Florida State, Tyler Lawrence of N.C. State and pound starters in Clemson history (offensive line- Forest in 1949 (21-35) and the only tie was to Tommy Thigpen of North Carolina. man) was just last year when Stacy Seegars Mississippi State that same season (7-7). Nine of (320) and Kelvin Hankins (305) started in the the 12 victories came against Presbyterian. Jones Has Career Day offensive line. Clemson traditionally opened the season with a While Clemson has two Butkus Award Candi- game against PC and between 1948 and 1956, dates in Ashley Sheppard and Wayne Simmons, Tigers with Florida State Ties all those game were at night. it was inside linebacker Tim Jones who had the Two members of the Clemson staff have Over the years Clemson has a better record at top defensive day for the Tigers against Ball night than it does overall. Clemson is 41-23 at State. The sophomore from Rock Hill, SC had a night over the years, regardless of site, a .640 career high 12 tackles, including 1 1 first hits. He winning percentage. The Clemson program also had a career high two tackles for loss and an has a 59.2 winning percentage in all games in its . That interception in the fourth pe- 97-year history. riod led to Clemson's lead touchdown in the Clemson has been successful at night in fourth period. recent years. Clemson has won five

Jones had 22 tackles all of last year as a red- of its last six night games, including a shirt freshman. He played just 140 plays all 34-23 win over Florida State in Talla- season. Jones was in for 81 defensive plays hassee in 1 989. The Tigers did not play against Ball State. a night game between 1959 and 1970 and did not win a night game between 1959 and 5- O'Neal Posts All-America Day 1 976. The 1 7-year streak was broken in a 1 Robert O'Neal had a great start to what could 12 win at Florida State. be an All-America season. The senior safety who has a chance to become Clemson's first Series Review four-time first or second-team AII-ACC selection, Florida State holds a 3-2 advantage in the had a career high 1 1 tackles, including seven first series dating back to a 38-13 FSU win in 1970. hits, had a pass deflection and an interception. It Clemson won the last meeting, 34-23 at Talla- was the 11th interception of O'Neal's career, hassee in 1989. Florida State won the last which moves him into a tie for fourth place in meeting between the two teams in Death Valley, Clemson history in . The PBU was 24-21 in 1988. Clemson's other win took place in the 29th of his career, which is now fifth in 1976, 15-12, in Tallahassee, while FSU won at Clemson history. Only Donnell Woolford, Delton Clemson, 43-7. Hall, Dexter Davis and Terry Kinard have more ThiswillbeKen Hatfield's first meeting against PBUs than O'Neal in Clemson history. or Florida State. Clemson is 2-1 against Coach Bowden, oneof justfive schools to Clemson with Large Line have a winning record against Bowden (min. two Clemson might have the largest starting of- Sophomore Tim Jones led Clemson in tackles games). On the other side of the coin, Florida fensive line in the nation, perhaps in all of football. in the win over Ball State. State has a 2-0 record against Clemson in Death

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Valley, one of just three schools to have a winning Statistically Speaking record against the Tigers in Memorial Stadium 1992 CLEMSON STATS (1-0) 1992 FLORIDA STATE STATS (1-0) (min 2 games played). Auburn and Alabama are RUSHING TC Net Ava TD Mot LG RUSHING TC A vg 1 u LG the other schools with a winning mark against Blunt. TB 20 96 4.8 12 Ward. QB 9 y o i 20 Clemson in Death Valley. Williams. TB 8 58 7.2 1 17 Jackson, TB 15 fin a n ur\ 13 Moncrief, QB 10 57 5.7 o 22 McMillon, TB 8 35 4.4 13 Burnette Has Outstanding Debut Gner, FB 8 24 30 1 5 Harris. FB 2 27 13.5 18

Witherspoon, TB 2 10 5,0 9 1 ft *\ n Clemson first-year freshman Derek Burnette Q FJoyiJIB 6 Is y 7 CLEMSON 54 255 4.7 3 22 c 1 FLA. ST. 22 225 3. 1 20 had quite a first game as a Tiger The native of Opponents 36 120 3.3 36 i Opponents 19 U.D 1 20 Columbus, GA who played at the same high

school as Tiger , 1 1 had stops PASSING CM-AT I Yds TD LG Pet VHc PASSING CM-AT I Tub l u LO Pet in the win over Ball State. That is the second most Moncrief. QB 4-1 36 Q 20 367 Ward. QB 17-33 4 9AQ^oy A Aft 515 tackles in a game by a first-year freshman in CLEMSON 4-11 36 20 367 FLA. ST. 17-33 4 269 4 68 .515 Opponents 25-48 2 208 1 .521 Clemson history and the most ever by a first-year 20 Opponents 21-43 2 308 2 60 .488 freshman in his first game. RECEIVING Rec Yds Avg TD LG RECEIVING Rec Yds Avg TD LG The Clemson record for tackles by a first- Bryant, WR 1 20 20.0 20 McCorvey, WR 4 73 18.3 o 28 year freshman is 1 4, set by Bubba Brown against Davis, WR 1 8 8.0 o 8 Ellison, WR 3 51 17 31 Florida State in 1 976. Brown went on to become Smith, WR 1 5 5.0 o 5 Knox, WR 3 21 7.0 u 13 (and still is) Clemson's all-time leading tackier Blunt. TB 1 3 3,0 o 3 Jackson, TB 3 19 6.3 u 7 with 515. Ironically, Burnette wears the same CLEMSON 4 36 9.0 20 Frier. WR 2 8Q 40.0 •j 68 number that Brown wore, 47. The Clemson Opponents 25 208 8.3 1 20 FLA. STATE 17 269 15.82 4 68 21 14.67 record for tackles in a game by a freshman, red- Opponents 308 2 60 Tackles No. Tackles No. Tackles No. Tackles No shirt or first-year, is 20, set by Henry Walls Jones, LB 12 Trapp. CB 6 Jones, ILB 14 Nance. NG 4 against Doug Flutie and Boston in 1983. O'Neal, FS 11 McCrorey, CB 6 Alexander, ILB 9 Freeman, OL 4 Burnette's total against Ball State was the Burnette. LB 11 Forney. DT 4 Abraham, CB 7 Fowler FS 3 most by any Clemson freshman (red-shirt or first- Buckner, MG 9 Curry. MG 4 Brooks, SS 6 Mcintosh, DE 3 year) since Ed McDaniel had 14 in the win over Sheppard, OLB 8 Simmons, OLB 4 Footman. DE 6 Henry, CB 3 Richard, DT 7 Geter. 4 Oklahoma in the 1989 Florida Citrus Bowl. CB Simpson, DE 5 Fuller, CB 3 Calhoun, LB 7 Brown, SS 4 Davis, J. 4 SS Palmer . OLB 3

Clemson & FSU Among Nation's Best Bobby Bowden, (Nebraska) and 2. Jim Sweeney, Fresno St. 90-24-2 .785 5 Clemson and Florida State ranked among the LaVell Edwards (BYU) are the only coaches to 3. Bobby Bowden, FSU 92-25-3 .779 10 top three teams in the nation in winning percent- take a team to bowls between 1 982-91 4. Ken Hatfield, Clemson 92-28-2 .762 10 age over the last five years (1987-91 ). Clemson When it comes to top 20 seasons and 1 0-wins 5. LaVell Edwards, BYU 97-30-2 .760 10 ranked third best with a 82.5 winning percentage, seasons both coaches are also among the best. 6. Pat Dye, Auburn 89-28-3 .754 while Florida State was second at 86.9. Only Bowden has had 1 2 top 20 seasons in his career, 7. , Penn State 89-29-2 .750 Miami (.933) had a better record than the two third best among active coaches, while Hatfield 8. Don James, Washington 87-30-2 .740 teams who will face off on Saturday night in Death has had seven top 20 teams, including each of his 9. John Majors, Tennessee 82-32-7 .707 Valley. first two Clemson teams. He is one of just six 10. Terry Donahue, UCLA 80-33-5 .699 Both Clemson and Florida State have been coaches to take three different programs to a top

among the nation's best for quite some time. In 20 season. Bowden has had eight 10-win sea- Ranked Teams in Death Valley

games between 1985-91, the Tigers were sev- sons in his career, sixth most in the history of Clemson and Florida State are both ranked in

enth best (.768) and Florida State was second . Hatfield has had five 10-win the top 20 this week in the AP poll. The Tigers are

(.818). In games between 1988-91, the Tigers seasons, 12th most in the history of college ranked 15th and the Semmoles are ranked fifth. were fifth and Florida State was third. Clemson football. Hatfield and Dan Devine are the only This marks just the eighth time that two top 20 0- and Miami (FL) are the only teams in the nation to coaches to take three different programs to a 1 teams have met in Death Valley. One of the other have two losses or fewer every year since 1 986. win season. seven was the 1988 matchup between Clemson Clemson, Miami (FL) and Michigan are the only Both Bowden and Hatfield are ranked among and Florida State. Clemson was ranked third and teams in the nation to rank in the final AP top 20 the best in overall games the last 10 years. In FSU 10th coming into that 24-21 Seminole vic- each of the last six seasons. games played between 1982-91 Hatfield has the tory. Two of the previous seven meetings of top fourth best winning percentage, while Bowden 20 teams in Death Valley took place last season. Nation's Winningest Teams Since 1987 (In- has the third best percentage. In total victories, Clemson won both of the contests, against Geor- cludes this year): Hatfield and Bowden are tied with 92 apiece. gia Tech and against NO State. Clemson has been involved in a game in Rk School W-L-T Pet Winningest Coaches 1982-91-total wi ns basis which both teams have been ranked in the AP top 1. Miami (FL) 57-4-0 .934 Bowls 20 38 times. Clemson has a 19-19 record over 2. Florida State 54-8-0 .871 Rk Coach Reco rd Pet App the years in those games. 3. Clemson 50-10-1 .828 1. Tom Osborne. Nebraska 102-20-1 .833 10

4. Notre Dame 52-11-0 .825 2. LaVell Edwards, BYU 97-30-2 .760 10 Here is a list of the contests in which two 5. Nebraska 50-11-1 .815 3 Ken Hatfield. Clemson 92-28-2 .762 10 top 20 teams have met in Death Valley: 6. Fresno State 46- 12-1 .788 Bobby Bowden, FSU 92-25-3 .779 10 7. Syracuse 47- 12-3 .782 5. Jim Sweeney, Fresno St. 90-24-2 .785 AP Rank Score 8. Michigan 47-13-1 .779 6. Pat Dye, Auburn 89-28-3 .754 Year Opponent CU-Opp CU-Opp 9. Colorado 46-13-2 .770 Joe Paterno, Penn State 89-29-2 .750 1977 Notre Dame 15-5 17-21 10. Oklahoma 45-14-0 .763 8. Don James, Washington 87-30-2 .740 1982 North Carolina 13-18 16-13 9. , Iowa 83-34-9 .694 1983 Maryland 17-11 52-27 Hatfield. Bowden Among Best since 1982 10. , Tenn. 82-32-7 .707 1987 Georgia 8-18 21-20 Saturday evening's game will be between two 1988 Florida State 3-10 21-24 of the top coaches in college football. Only four Winning Percentage Basis, 1982-91 1991 7-19 9-7 coaches have taken a team to a 10 Bowl N.C. State 19-12 29-19 straight years and two of them will be facing off in Rk Coach Record Pet App 1992 Florida State 15-5 ? the Clemson-Flonda State game. Ken Hatfield, 1. Tom Osborne, Neb 102-20-1.833 10

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by Annabelle Vaughan and I made myself become that when I was a Hilton Head businessman who took a keen

Welcome to Wayne's World. only 12-years-old. I went to work when I was interest in Hilton Head ,

One word of caution before you enter. 12, washing dishes. I was in and out of and spent much of his spare time helping to

It Wayne's World is not for the weak at heart. restaurants and I was treated very badly. I tutor and advise many of the school's players. is not always an easy place to be - it has often found out that when you're on the bottom, "I've been working with the school for about been a world of struggles and hardships in the you're going to be treated badly by those who eight years," says Gardo. "I was first asked to

if past. But you, like Wayne Simmons, are consider themselves to be above you. I found tutor Wayne at the beginning of his sophomore willing to conquer those, you might find the out that the extra money wasn't worth it. I year. His coach, Dan Utley, told me that success and contentment that he has found. didn't like being treated like that, and I decided Wayne was somebody who had as much

And who knows? You might just learn some- I was going to have to do something to change potential as anyone he had ever coached and thing. it. And how did I change it? By striving he needed some extra push to make sure he To know Wayne Simmons is. ..well, almost academically." got into college. He was just a big, rawboned impossible. One day the Tiger outside line- Wayne began to satisfy his academic am- kid, the same height he is now, but only about backer may be jovial and smiling, laughing bitions at Hilton Head High School, where he 185 pounds. He was fast as lightning and boisterously with his teammates, cracking spent a great deal of time with his friend, Tim stronger than anybody else on the team. But

good-natured jokes about anyone who comes Singleton, who is listed as 's it was after talking to him that I realized that he within his eyesight. The next day, you may starting quarterback heading into the 1992 was a young man who was a cut above the encounter a somber Wayne, who seems to season and holds many of that school's single ordinary, he just didn't realize it yet. He had barely notice your presence. season offensive records. "Nothing evercame such a great vision for himself, and he knew he So which persona is the wanted to be somebody, but real Wayne Simmons? How he didn't know who that some- does he describe himself. "I'm body was or how to be it." just Wayne," he says matter- Wayne's home was a 30- of-factly. "Most of the time, minute drive from his high people just don't understand school campus, and Gardo me, they can't figure me out. discovered that most nights

Sometimes, I'm friendly and I after practice, his new friend speak up. Other times, I'm was hitch-hiking home, so he concentrating and I don't want began to drive him. It was

to be bothered. When I get during these nightly rides that into a deep concentration, I a unique relationship devel- might project an angry look oped, one that Simmons and on my face, but I'm just think- Gardo both treasure. "I guess

ing and concentrating. because of those long rides, I

"I think I am outgoing and got to know Wayne a lot better caring, but I'm also ambitious. than most of the kids," Gardo

I have to strive. I can't settle continues. "I havefourdaugh-

for anything less than what I ters all around Wayne's age,

have decided I want for my and I guess he became the

life. I think sometimes people son I didn't have." think I have a chip on my One thing beside his enor- shoulder, but I have a lot of mous drive that impressed pressure on me. It's all per- Gardo about Wayne was his

sonal pressure that I put on ability to learn and to learn

myself. Sometimes I just want fast. "One thing that amazed to sit by myself and think about me about Wayne was his

what I have to achieve." memory. He has a much bet- Yes, Wayne's World is ter memory than any of my Simmons received his degree in August, one of many goals he hopes to reach definitely an ambitious one, kids (two of Gardo's daugh- in 1992-93. and it always has been. It ters are currently students at began in a place called Ridgeland, South easy for Wayne," says Singleton. "He always the University of South Carolina, one is at

Carolina, a small town in a county that encom- had to struggle to move up, but he has always Duke, and one is at the ). passes the wealthy shores of Hilton Head had an intense drive, even when we were You could give him a list of 25 complicated

Island. Most of his young world consisted of young. I remember when we were in ninth vocabulary words and he would know them

just Wayne and his mother, Dorothy, who at grade, I was in an upper level English class almost immediately. That, combined with his times had to work three jobs to support her and Wayne was in a regular class. Well, he unique vision, really has helped him in football family. Rumor has it that it was in the back thought his teacher spent too much time talk- too. He visualizes what is going on all over the yard in Ridgeland that Wayne developed the ing about things that didn't have to do with field. He likes to know what everybody's job is strength that has helped make him the upper English, so he requested to be moved. You and then what his job in relationship to every- echelon athlete he is today, as he spent hour don't find too many high school kids who are body else is." after hour chopping wood. that eager to work and learn. He has always Wayne didn't let Gardo into his world eas-

"I grew up by myself," Wayne remembers wanted to learn as much as he possibly can ily. "He pursued me," says Wayne. "He had a quietly. "I had my mother, but I was my own about as many things as he possibly can." difficult time communicating with me because

I man when was just a boy. My mother needed It was also at Hilton Head High that Tom I wouldn't open up to people. He kept nagging the stability of a strong man around the house Gardo first entered Wayne's World. Gardo is and pushing. He went through the good and

fil Clemson Football '92 the I bad with me. He didn't leave me when that whatever I said would be harsh. I didn't have left Clemson. I thought needed a

trouble struck. He was still there. He helped want people to see me like that." change. But I found out that what I needed

explain to me how to prepare for different It only took a look at Wayne's stormy face was responsibility. I moved off campus this

situations that were going to come up in my to know that his world was not a happy place summer and I have had to learn how to pay life. He's definitely the only father figure I've a year or so ago. Finally. Wayne's World was bills and handle personal finances.

ever had." so dark he knew he had to do something about "I am extremely glad that I stayed. I fought

Wayne's World moved to upstate of South it, so he decided that instead of blaming others hard for something and I can see the light at Carolina in 1988, where after red-shirting a for his problems, he should look inside himself the end of the tunnel. I'm at that light right now.

year, he began to show the world just what one for the solution. He called upon the ability to I have my degree so now I can focus most of can do with strength (his 329-pound power visualize the whole picture that Tom Gardo my effort on my pursuits on the football field.

clean mark is the best ever for a Clemson had been so impressed with years before. "I I'm not just being publicized, I'm being recog-

OLB), speed (he has clocked in at 4.5 in the think when I was younger and things didn't go nized, because of what I have worked for I've

40-yard dash) and determination (no explana- my way, I would work harder thinking that my worked hard for it. I've matured. I've listened. tion needed). In only the second game of his work habits would reverse the problem," says I've learned."

college career, the Tigers' 34-23 victory over Wayne. "It's good to work hard, but my work But Wayne's World is still not what he

Florida State in Tallahassee, he posted six habits weren't the problem, my communica- wants it to be. "I still haven't reached my full

tackles, including a six-yard sack, and made tion was. I wasn't rebellious or anything, I just potential. I think I'm a pretty good athlete, but

what will go down in Clemson history as one of didn't want to open up to anybody about me. I haven't put the whole picture together. Some-

the greatest plays ever when he picked off a "So I had to hit the problem head on. I had times I use my athletic ability, which is my

Seminole pass and streaked 73 yards for a to break it down into parts and work on each strength and speed, and sometimes I use my

touchdown. He was the leading freshman individual part. It wasn't fixed overnight. I had knowledge, my memory. Now I need to put it

tackier on the team that year, and seemed to learn how to talk and be open with people. all together. I also want to be an inspiration to

destined for greatness on the football field. I had to put things in perspective and learn my teammates. I want them to be able to look The next two years brought solid perfor- when and where to do things, when to open up at me and say, 'Hey, he's not giving up, we

mances for Wayne, as he moved onto the and when not to talk. I had to learn to take the can't either.' I always strive in everything I do.

Clemson career lists for tackles for This year, I want to strive to be the loss and sacks, yet the years were complete football player."

frustrating ones as he sought to find And when the season is over, where his niche under a new coaching staff. will Wayne's World be next? With his

"Football was where I went to enjoy athletic ability and determination, head-

myself,'' says Wayne. "It was my relax- ing into the professional ranks seems

ation from the books. I felt like I had to be a given. But oddly enough for

found my spot during my freshman someone in his shoes, the NFL is not year, and when we changed coaches, Wayne's goal. "Wayne is very

it was a trauma for me. When football proud and he wants to make his mother

became a stress for me, I started falter- proud," says Singleton. "He wants to

ing academically. I couldn't find ease make people see that he is a success

anywhere. I didn't communicate with in life, not just on the football field. That

the coaches very well, so therefore, I has been what has driven him since we might not have gotten the opportuni- were young. He loves football, but he

ties I would have if I had been more has always known that football is a

open. I was young and I didn't under- stepping stone to success in life."

stand some of the changes and I didn't Tom Gardo agrees. "Wayne really

handle it very well." wants to be perceived as being a suc- Wayne wasn't accustomed to things cess in life, not just athletics. His goal is not going his way in his world, as to be a total person, not just a total

Singleton will hastily verify. "Wayne football player. He has been a real has so much drive, he can only see his blessing to me. He has shown me a lot

goals sometimes. He doesn't mean to about life that I wouldn't ever have

be hard to get along with, but it's either seen in my own day-to-day walk. I

I to have grown to love him son and I Wayne's way or no way. And, have After three years of playing in the shadow of current pros as a admit, Wayne's way is usually a good John Johnson and , Simmons is ready to am so very proud of him that he has way. If it's not, he's man enough to show his leadership qualities. been able to keep his vision despite the

learn from his mistakes. He won't do it hardships he has faced."

again. But there are no ifs, ands or buts, he good things in my life and push them to the So what is Wayne's World, according to does what he wants to do first." utmost, and wean the bad things out." Wayne himself? "My world is one of intensity, After being a media darling during his fresh- Now Wayne's World is a different place. willingness, drive, and ambition," he says. man campaign, Wayne stopped doing all in- He has accomplished what he calls his first And those things are not something you learn.

terviews for most of the next two years. Mem- goal: graduation. He earned his degree in I think I inherited those things from my mother.

bers of the press continued to ask for an financial management on August 8. while his She also has the biggest heart there is and I

interview from the enthusiastic, excited player mother, his brother and sister, Tom Gardo. think I inherited that from her. She has always they had interviewed as a rookie, but Wayne and Tim Singleton looked on "My number- had a supreme goal and that was to be a

always politely refused. "I had a ball doing one goal was to graduate and I think I pushed provider for her family. Now my supreme goal interviews my freshman year," he remembers, myself well to accomplish that," says Wayne. is to go back and provide for her."

I I in I "but the next year. I wasn't happy and knew "If had been able to graduate May. would

'92 S|>( lemson I ootball 7

Dr. Max L<

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 and 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 across total quality management and strategic sities and Land-Grant 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 v * 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- 9 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 Dr. Max Lennon hopes to make Clemson the top technologically-oriented land-grant career. university in the nation. jjjciemson Football '92 Ken Hatfield V

When Clemson recorded its 1 991 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 Tigerhead coach Ken Hatfield celebrated notjust 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-13 national ranking and a pair sively, his clubs have finished in the top 15 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 Bobby Bowden 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 1 0-win season. a diverse background in the finer points of the

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

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- gram prior to the 1990 season, he was faced with each of the last 10 years. He is in noteworthy ately after graduation. In the fall 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 Tom Osborne (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- (1968-70). 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 final top 20 of the AP poll all three seasons, in Clemson coach since 1 900 when history as only (Texas 1957-76) including a number-four ranking 1970.

In 1 , stint was 6-0. The 1 990 season included six wins over had a better percentage. 971 Hatfield began a seven-year at 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. Joe Paterno 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. 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 , Pittsburgh, 7 Texas A&M 2, Pittsburgh, 80 Hatfield has taken three different schools to a Johnny Majors Pittsburgh, Tennessee 1, Pittsburgh, 76 7 Top 20 season.

10 .

Most 10-Win Seasons in a Career 10-Win Rk Coach Schools Yrs. Kentucky, Alabama14 Joe Paterno Penn State 14 Michigan 11 Oklahoma 10 Tom Osborne Nebraska 10 Lavell Edwards Brigham Young 8 Oklahoma 8 Bobby Bowden Florida State 8 9. Georgia 7 Darrell Royal Texas 7 11. Don James Washington 7 12. Ken Hatfield Air Force, Arkansas, Clemson 5 Ohio State 5 John McKay Southern Cal 5 Bob Neyland Tennessee 5 Jackie Sherill Pittsburgh, Texas A&M 5 Clemson won the ACC in 1991, 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 backfield mentor. Florida played in 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 in Year School Status two more Gator teams finished the AP top 20, ange Bowl to stop the streak. Seven players off Records 9-2 including the 1 that played in 1962 Arkansas Player 974 team 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- After the 1989 team's 10-2 ledger and second 1966 Army 7-3 Fresh. Coach ants Head Coach 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 winner Andre Ware. 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 first the Falcons to a post-season bowl the 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 1 figures in 1976 Florida 8-4 Asst. Coach In 1 983, Hatfield was named national Coach- 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 Force Head Coach 1981 Air Force 4-7 Head Coach Navy and a bowl victory over Mississippi. It was by trade, he earned his fame as the nation's top first-ever win over Notre in 1982 Air Force 8-5 Head Coach the Academy's Dame punt 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 Arkansas, where he would take his alma mater at in the nation in punt returns three straight sea- 1986 Arkansas 9-3 Head Coach to 55 wins in six seasons, six bowl appearances 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 times the Razorbacks rallied from 1991 Clemson 9-2-1 Head Coach 1982. Four 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 the and finished 1 5th in the final 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 1964 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.

qgr lemson Football 92 1 1 We're bringing on the Carolina Pride Hot Dogs

The Official Hot Dogs . .

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- defensive coordinator at Clemson (1991 -present). Clemson, the Tiger defense finished first nation- ate assistant at Iowa State (1 964); 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, , baseball, andtrack) 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 '72 offensive line coach at Clemson (1 979-89); offen- Set school record for interception return yardage William & 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 (1 978); 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 (1 989): 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: BornJuly2, 1948, in Coraopolis. Playing Experience: High School - All-district

Heyden on June 6, 1 939 in Brazil, Iowa. Married PA. Married Jeannie Morgan of Denver, CO, on tight end 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 Ail- 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. from Falls High and off the field at Iowa State (1961 ). Captain of and Won All-America Education: Graduated Church the Iowa State baseball team (1 961 ). Selected to honors as a defensive back in 1970, his senior School in 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 (1 983-87). 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 1 5th in 1 989 (8-3-1 ), and 1 1 th in 1 990 (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

'92 lemson I ootball 13 1 988, 7th in 1 987, 1 3th in 1 985, and 1 4th in 1 984, offense and 25th in total offense nationally during East Carolina (1 985-87); outside linebackercoach

season Ake was the defensive line coach. the 1991 season. at the University of North Carolina (1 988); 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- Playing Experience: High School - lettered

ally in rushing defense, fourth in total defense and Running Backs three years in football, baseball, and basketball at '82 1 0th in scoring defense during the 1 991 season. Florida 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 1 965. 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). fortwo years (1 980-81 ) forthe . 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 his first year on Tiger staff. 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 rush-

Personal Data: Born February 19, 1943. He and yards at Florida and nine touchdowns. 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 1990. 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 (1975-76); 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 (1974); 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 linebackercoach at He also coached Stacy Long, an 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 (1981-84); linebacker coach at Arkansas (1984-89); outside linebackercoach at

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

i.4 2ft* Clemson Football '92 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 Ail-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 enceintotal 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 junior varsity coach at

Other Highlights: Led Appalachian State in University of North Alabama (1 976); 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 (1984-85), 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 ( 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 ( 1 989); 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 1972 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

Fernandina Beach, FL. Earned three letters in degree in Sports Management from Missouri in (7), and a daughter Nancy (1 1). 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, Director for Recruiting and High School Relations seasons. Gabrielle, born June 4, 1992. for the University of Florida for 1989-90. 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 1 977; 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

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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 /a 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 Clemson, 1745, SC 29633 . DUKEPOWER%rww^rw If you do, you'll be helping students like Eric tackle the books today g^ggO^g _ so that tomorrow they can tackle the world. Smart People With Energy Board of Trustees

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Dr. Jay Gogue, Interim Dean of Graduate School Dr. Jerome V. Reel, Senior Vice Provost for Undergraduate Studies Dr. T. Ross Wilkinson, Dean, College of Agricultural Dr. James F. Barker, Dean, College of Architecture

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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 GoK 12th Football 17th Women's Outdoor Track 17th Soccer 18th 15 Women's Basketball 19th Women's Swimming 20th Men's Tennis 20th 4 Women's Indoor Track 22nd Gil Sanchez Jim Sheridan Bill Wilhelm Women's Tennis 23rd Wrestling Swimming Baseball Wrestling 23rd

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'Three members of the ACC rank among combined mark of 64-56-5 for a .532 figure, the top seven schools in the history of while the Pac 10 is 73-58-6 for a .555 mark. college football in bowl game winning per- *Last year, 27 different ACC players made centage (given a minimum of 15 bowl honorable mention Ail-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), Bill Dooley 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), 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 1 5 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 1 991 . 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 field goal 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 ACC schools with at least eight wins nation. Only five kickers booted five field in 1991.

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The IPTAY 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 1 991 -1 992, 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-

tions. It has had a record-breaking total for Since 1978, IPTAY has provided the tative for every 35 donors. for million of capital 28 straight years. funding $34 improve- One important way I PTAY keeps in touch

In 1 934, Dr. Rupert Fike founded IPTAY ments in 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 track, indoor tennis facility, the soccer the of the of local I ; goal, providing scholarships for over 5,000 ways making the PTAY 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 IPTAYATicket 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.

'92 4gV lemson I ootball 27 1992 Atlantic Coast Conference Football Schedule

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

FLORIDA STATE DUKE VIRGINIA WAKE FOREST APPALACHIAN STATE Sept. 5 BALL 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 STATE 12 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 NORTH CAROLINA MARYLAND 17 HOME AWAY AWAY HOME HOME HOME AWAY AWAY AWAY

N.C. STATE MARYLAND NORTH CAROLINA DUKE GEORGIA TECH CLEMSON WILLIAM & MARY ARMY 24 AWAY HOME AWAY AWAY HOME HOME HOME HOME

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

NORTH CAROLINA WAKE FOREST MARYLAND BAYLOR FLORIDA STATE CLEMSON VIRGINIA N.C. STATE DUKE Nov. 7 HOME HOME HOME AWAY AWAY AWAY AWAY HOME AWAY

MARYLAND N.C. STATE TULANE WAKE FOREST CLEMSON DUKE GEORGIA TECH 14 AWAY AWAY HOME HOME HOME HOME AWAY

SOUTH CAROLINA NORTH CAROLINA DUKE WAKE FOREST VIRGINIA TECH N.C. STATE 21 HOME HOME AWAY HOME AWAY AWAY

FLORIDA GEORGIA 28 HOME AWAY REV 4-1-92

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1 Michael Paul Barton /\ Nick Blinsky OO Rodney Blunt cq Joe Boylan p Barber 67C7 ~J 58 LB 'So. OT • Fr. OG • Jr. TB • Jr. OG • Fr

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'92 qgV lemson I ootball 33 was Clemson's top kickoff returner and number two receiver in 1991. °*OO MarrioMarric Grier pi Henry Guess FB • F WR • Fr.

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Coaching Experience- High Coaching Experience: College- Sc/?oo/-defensive 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-

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42 2& Clemson Football '92 Schedule of 1992-93 Bowl Games

The following 17 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, 1993, 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. LIBERTY BOWL — 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

, 1 1 — January 1 , 1 993. 4:30 p.m. MOBIL COTTON BOWL — January 1 993, 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, California POULANAA/EED EATER INDEPENDENCE BOWL — December 31, Televising Network: TBS (Tentative) 1992, 12:30 p.m. Shreveport, Louisiana GATOR BOWL — December 31 , 1 992, 6:00 p.m. Independence Stadium (50,459), Gator Bowl (80,129), Jacksonville, Florida Televising Network: ESPN Televising Network: WTBS (Tentative) ROSE BOWL — January 1, 1993, 5 p.m.

— January 1 11 a.m. Rose Bowl (99,563), Pasadena, California HALL OF FAME BOWL , 1993, Tampa Stadium (74,350), Tampa, Florida Televising Network: ABC

Televising Network: ESPN THRIFTY CAR RENTAL — December 30. 1 992, 8 p.m. 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

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Charlie Bussey, Back, Don Kelley, End, 1971: Super Bowl Champion Chicago 1 956: Clemson quarter- Three-time Academic Bears. ..works in real estate in Hilton Head

back 1954-56 ... cap- W^^^\ AII-ACC selection. ..first- Island, SC. tain of the 1956 - team ly team Academic A 1 1 that won the ACC title J£» 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 in ...Academic AII-ACC 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 ketball three times each the last Tiger to pull off that all-around triple yards in 1970 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...Donisnowadentistin 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 Ail-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 - f club in passing for three T Postgraduate Scholar- assists, seventh best all-time finish in straight seasons... AII-ACC as a sopho- shipaward...wonthe 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 Ail- Academic AII-ACC foot- Tackle, 1959: Named American as a senior, ball team for three straight years, he was to first-team Ail-Ameri- second-team in his jun- just the sixth player in Clemson history to do can, Academic Ail- ior year. ..made Dean's so. ..received his degree in industrial engi-

1 American and Academic list six consecutive se- neering in May of 991 . he was a graduate AII-ACC in 1959.. .only mesters at Clemson... student during his last year of Clemson player to be 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 Ail- 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 1th and Foundation and Hall of Fame. ..NCAA Top rushing offense in 1991 ...in on 1 ,899 snaps

1 2th in 1958and 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 College World SeriesforClemson 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 Columbia, SC 29202 Edgar C. 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 VII - 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. Reeves Gressette, Jr., Director Bill 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 DesChamps, Director F.E. Hughes, Director W. G. - 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 George M. Plyler * John G. Molony Marshall Walker, Director Harper Gault, Director - 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 - ROBINSON * BOBBY 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. * -' F. Jr. ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - Bob Mahony Tim Strom Lewis Holmes, - 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 L. - Joseph J. Turner Robert McCord * 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 " David F Whittemore, Jr. Wayne B. Richey Laurens County H. Ralph Corley, Sr. - Eugene P. Willimon W.M. Self ' Thomas E. Davenport (CC) John Fulmer Harold W. Wood + J.R. Adair * Dr. B. R. Grandy Joe A. Young McCormick County 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 Thomas Alexander J.W. Riser Marshall P. Childress Spartanburg County * J. Tom Shell ' DISTRICT I Mr. Sammy Dickson Dr. B. Lee Smith (CC) Charles M. Stuck Robert E. Dye, Director Joel Harris Kendall Alley Robert M. Taylor P.O. Box 2000 Tim Hydnck William A. Bishop, III Lee Harold Witt, Jr. Easley, SC 29641 Ellis Ivey Jim Sanders William A. Blackwood, Jr. John N. Landreth John L. Brady, Sr. Newberry County Director, District II Abbeville County 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 Walter Davis, Jr. 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 Sanders Brothers, Inc. ' Sam Thrift John Easterling, Jr. M Larry Longshore * Joe B. Davenport (CC) P O Box 188 George R. Fisher C.H. Ragsdale, III * Melvin E. Barnett Pickens County Gaffney, SC 29342 Judge Bruce Foster ' Terry C. Shaver R. Carol Cook * J.E. Britt (CC) - Harry H. Gibson C. Gurnie Stuck George M. Ducworth Jetfery W. Childress Cherokee County Max P. Gregory David Waldrop * J. Tom Forrester - B.K. Chreitzberg (CC) Emmett Halliday Dr. James P. Hentz Dr. Ronald Barrett Bennie Cunningham Wilbur K. Hammett Richland County John D. Hopkins, Jr. - R. S. Campbell, Jr. * Charles E. Dalton E. Guy Hendrix F. McCord Ogburn (CC) * Robert Lee Hill * Gary E. Clary Dr. Val S. Dyches W A. Hudson Jack W. Brunson Dr. James H. Irby * - M. Hamrick Robert E. Dye John 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 Jim Sanders * Roddy E. Gettys, III Authur W. O'Shields Albert G Courie, Jr. * Harry Major L. Earl Gilstrap, Jr. Raymond Fowell 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 Bill Barbary Bob Harmon R.L Stoddard - Laurence M. Gressette, Jr. Robert G. Sharpe * Coach Frank J. Howard James H. Barnes, Jr. 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 Mike * Terry L. Long Branham Union County S.C. McMeekin, Jr. Kenneth Looper Joseph Bailey Bright * H.S. Harris, Jr (CC) Crawford E. Sanders, III Greenwood County * * Miles Tom Lynch E Bruce Carl E. Carson, Jr. -' Mrs. Davis O. Smith * Wayne Bell (CC) Charles A. Bryan, Jr. Ben Massingill 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 ' Donald Coggins John Mclntyre Jay Thomas E. Mack * Nick P. Anagnost * James V. Patterson * Larry Copeland Edward LB. 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.

'92 46 ^qjp Clemson Football - James C. Jr. Rhea, 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, III Billy Carter, Jr. Ben A Leppard, Jr ' Bernard L Black Dr. Roger J Troutman William B. Bookhart. Jr Thomas Cuttino Charles G. Lucius, III " -• 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 Golf " Edgar C. McGee ' James F. Kinney Steve Palmer - Beniamen H. Herlong Karen O'Cain 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. Cottingham 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. 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 (CC) Director, District VI u S. Lynn Campbell, Director Box 11326 Bamberg County Don Whelchel 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, III 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 Cottingham (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 Farish

Dr Wm P Kennedy Calhoun County John C. Rogers James B. Foster John C Garavaglia. Ill -' Dr. G.J. Lawhon, Jr. Gary Porth (CC) T. Neal Rogers Thomas W. Glenn, III Walter L. Garvin " William B. McCown. Ill Gerald Bozard H.L. Hoover Thomas Edwin Grimes, II - 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, III 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. Ill 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 Haters - 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. Kennedy 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 Jim Adams - 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 • 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, III (CC) John A Dickerson -• Jack D. Cox Harry L. Foy (CC) T.C. Atkinson, Jr. William C. Efird, Jr.

Fredrick W. Faircloth. Ill 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. Milnor Paret Kessler. Jr.

* Clemson Football '92 47 Rayon. ..the natural advantage

COURTAULDS FIBERS

COURTAULDS FIBERS INC. 1 04 WEST 40TH ST. NEW YORK, N. Y. 1 001 8 (21 2) 944-7400 Jim Phillips

By Tim Bourret that experience led him to Tigertown. that position many years ago.

"I remember when they first hired Jim Phillips "When I started out broadcasting football Phillips is in his silver Jim anniversary season at Clemson in 1968," said Woody Durham, who games I was very green to say the least," said as the voice of the Clemson Tigers. When you was working on the ACC Game-of-the-Week at Mike Eppley, Phillips's cohort on the Clemson examine the chain of events that led to his selec- the time and has been the Voice of North Carolina football broadcasts. "Jim made it very easy for tion to that position back in 1968, it is hard to sports since 1971. "Clemson had always had me. He really knows a great deal about football, is the believe he dean of ACC announcers and announcers from the South. I said to myself a guy anyone listening to one of his broadcasts knows will soon become one of the few non-Clemson from Ohio won't be at Clemson very long. that. It is a pleasure to work with him. alums to be selected to the Clemson Athletic Hall "Boy, was I wrong and I certainly am glad of "Jim Phillips has been doing Clemson football of Fame. that. Not only is Jim Phillips a good broadcaster, for so long it would be hard to imagine anyone

"If I applied for this job today I wouldn't get it," he is a good friend. He is a credit to our profession else doing the job that he does. He certainly

said Phillips, a native of Ohio who never set foot and I am looking forward to his induction into the deserves the honor of joining the Clemson Hall of in the state of South Carolina before he inter- Clemson Hall of Fame." Clemson plays North Fame." viewed for the position. "I answered a blind ad in Carolina on the day Phillips will be added to the Phillips will receive that Hall of Fame Award a broadcasting magazine. When I sent in my Hall of Fame. on November 7, the day he describes the

resume I could not find a tape of a football game. One of the reasons Phillips is so respected is Clemson-North Carolina contest, the 287th game

I had described high school games in Ohio and that he brings credibility to his broadcasts. He of his Clemson football career (he also has broad-

Kent State football, but I had not saved any has never been known as a homer and never cast 689 Clemson basketball games over the last tapes. I sent in a tape of a high school basketball uses 'we or they' in his broadcasts. "You need to 24 years). Almost half of the people who listen game. be enthusiastic, but you must give the opponent to the Tigers every Saturday have never heard

"I am told that when Coach (Frank) Howard their due," said Phillips. "If you are getting anni- anyone else broadcast a Clemson football game. listened to my tape he said, Well, he does a good hilated, you're getting annihilated. You should In his 24 previous years he has never missed a

basketball game, but does he know a damn about always tell it like it is because you lose credibility regular season broadcast. He missed a couple football?'" Apparently, Phillips sold the commit- if you don't. Everyone in the business I have of bowl games when other networks had the tee during his interview because he was the man admired over the years has used that approach." rights to the game. He missed the 1989 Citrus behind the mike when the Tigers opened the Bob Harris, the voice of the Bowl victory over Oklahoma due to a family

1968 season. is an admirer of Phillips and his straight shooter death.

The job was a combined position as Sports approach is one of the reasons. "There is not a This has been quite a year for Phillips. In Director of WFBC Radio, Sports Directorof WFBC pretentious bone in his body," said Harris, voice addition to the Hall of Fame honor, he was named TV and radio play-by-play of Clemson football of the Duke Blue Devils the last 18 years. "We Master Broadcaster of South Carolina, an honor

and basketball. It was equally surprising that he need more people in the business like him. He presented by the South Carolina Broadcaster's was extended an offer from the angle calls it like it is, he is a true professional, someone Association. It is an award that is not given every

because he did not have any film (no videotape with credibility, someone you respect. year, in fact it had been awarded just twice prior

back then) of one of his television broadcasts. "I first met Jim at the Kemper Open in Char- to this year. He was cited for his outstanding

"I was really surprised when I got the job," said lotte in 1969 or 1970. He gave me some good service to broadcasting in the state of South

Phillips. "I didn't know that much about Clemson advice at that time. I was with a 250-watt station Carolina.

in addition to not having many tapes. The only and he took the time to talk to me about the Phillips is best known across the state for his

Frank Howard I knew played baseball for the industry." Clemson work, but he also served WFBC TV

Washington Senators. But, I was certainly Phillips is always willing to help someone just (now WYFF) for 12 years as its sports director pleased they chose me. breaking into the business because he was in (1968-80), has been sports director for 25 years

"My first year I brought a little camera with me at WFBC Radio providing commentary on vari-

because I was going to be doing games in com- ous programs during this time, and was the voice

paratively large stadiums. The biggest crowd I of the Greenville Braves of the AA Southern

had ever broadcast in front of was in Massilon, League for that franchise's first four years of OH for a high school football game. existence. He also provides play-by-play of

"My first Tiger game was at Wake Forest in Clemson baseball games.

I If the truth is 1968. I can still remember how excited was at be known, baseball actually his

Groves Stadium that day. It was a 20-20 tie and favorite sport. "We didn't have pro basketball and

the first game ever played in that stadium. I the NFL was just getting going when I was grow-

remember how impressive the press facilities ing up in Ohio. I followed the Cleveland Indians at that time and that the sport were. I had never worked in anything so clean was we played

and spacious. when I was growing up. We played it all day in the sandlots, baseball was actually first love." "If I looked at the play-by-play of that game so my

While baseball might his first love. today I would think it was a pretty boring game. be South

But, at the time, it seemed like one of the most Carolina might be his second. Although he was

exciting games in college football history." born in Ohio and has fond memories of life in the

Phillips began his radio career in January of Buckeye state, he made it clear during his Master

1 953. As a student at Ashland College, a speech Broadcaster Award acceptance speech in Au-

professor told him, "it is time for you to shape up." gust, that South Carolina in general and Clemson Phillips, with the help of the professor, got an in particular, are now important aspects of his life. operator job at WATG in Ashland. "I have been here 25 years now and consider

"I wasn't on the air that much in that first job, myself a South Carolinian. I live here now, I make

here I will I I will we had mostly network stuff on the air. But I was my home and die here. And. hope fascinated by the entire operation," recalled be broadcasting Clemson sports right up until my Phillips. He moved on to WFAH in Alliance, OH final days."

1 football in 961 , where he broadcast high school Phillips became voice of the Tigers even and basketball and small college sports. In 1 966 though he didn't submit an audio tape of a he became the voice of Kent State football, and football broadcast with his resume.

'92 lemson I ootball 49 Ashley Sheppard

- by Annabelle Vaughan hurt.' So I told her it was too late, I had lication heading into 1 991 a reputation that

It already started. was very sneaky, but if I is well deserved as Sheppard has already

Ashley Sheppard is a mother's worst hadn't done it that way, I don't know if I ever set the Clemson career record for special nightmare. would have gotten to play. teams tackles with 43 after only three years. Or at least, he is his mother's worst "She has never seen me play because Intact, one of Sheppard's favorite memo- nightmare. she's afraid I'm going to get hurt. She has ries of his football career happened on spe-

- No, it isn't because he is rebellious. In never come to a game never in high cial teams during his freshman year. It was

fact, he is very mild mannered and soft school, never in college. She can't stand it. the kind of play that Mary Sheppard prob-

spoken when he isn't wearing shoulder pads I think she tries to watch it on television, but ably would have bad dreams about, had she

It is and a helmet. isn't because he lazy. He she can't watch certain things." seen it. "It was against N.C. State, and I just

is scheduled to graduate after four years Maybe if everyone watched Ashley stopped a return cold," Sheppard remem-

next May or at the end of the summer Sheppard play football through a mother's bers. "I zoomed in on him and it just so session of 1993, and you need happened that the place where

only a glance to tell that he is no I was going and the place where slouch in the weightroom. And he was going were the same.

no, it's not because he isn't suc- As soon as he took off, I was

cessful. Even a brief conversa- there and we hit pretty hard. I

tion with the Tiger senior lets was so excited I just went

you know that he is destined to crazy." succeed. That play got the atten- In fact, Ashley Sheppard tion of a couple of other Tiger would seem to be a mother's outside linebackers who had dream-come-true. And six days already made their presence

of the week, he probably is. But known at Clemson. All-Ameri- on Autumn Saturday's, when can and second-round draft thousands of fans flock to see pick Levon Kirkland, who Sheppard and his teammates Sheppard played behind as a

play football, Mary Sheppard is freshman and sophomore and nowhere to be seen. Mrs. rotated with as a junior said,

Sheppard has never seen her "When I first saw Ashley, I

son play football in person, even thought, 'he's huge!' I knew I'd though he has been playing better get to be his friend. He

since eighth grade. In fact, if it didn't even hit that guy from hadn't been for a touch of sneaki- N.C. State straight up. He just

ness in her otherwise well-be- kindaknickedhim. If he had hit haved son, Clemson's6-4, 254- him head on, that guy would

pound outside linebacker might still be in the hospital today. never have become a football Have you ever seen that wres-

player. tler, the Ultimate Warrior? He

"I wanted to play football just runs into the ring and

when I was in the seventh 'POW!' That's Ashley foryou." grade," Sheppard remembers The Greenville, NC, with a smile. "But my mom native's other favorite football didn't want me to play because memory came in the victory

she was afraid I was going to Sheppard's mother has yet to see him play. She doesn't know what she against Georgia in 1990. For

get hurt even though I was big- is missing. Sheppard, it is the stuff that

ger than everybody else. I told dreams are made of. And for

her, 'Mom, I think I'm pretty big and I can eyes, they could see her point. When he his mother? Well, maybe not coming to

handle it,' but she said no. So I didn't play was a freshman, he was promptly nick- watch her son play is a wise choice. "They

my seventh grade year. I had to settle for named the "missile" by his impressed team- sent the fullback one way and pulled a guard

playing basketball and baseball. mates. He was named to the Sporting and a tackle. I split both of them and the

"My eighth grade year, she wasn't going News freshman honor roll in 1 989, when he tailback was right there. I hit him so hard that

to let me play again, but I wanted to play so was a demon on special teams, tying for my helmet came off and my mouthpiece

much. ..so I had to sneak and do it. Once third on the team in special teams' tackles was still in my mouth. I broke my mouth-

you started with a team, you couldn't quit or with 12, 11 of which were first hits or solo piece. I was so excited, I didn't feel any-

they wouldn't let you advance to the next stops. Heading into his sophomore year, he thing. I was hugging everybody and yelling.

level or play the other sports. So I started was ranked as one of the top-10 special I get excited just thinking about it."

practicing and after a while, I said, 'Mom, I teams players in the nation by Sporting But Sheppard gets excited just thinking

want to play football this year,' and she said, News and was the nation's number-one about football, period. "It's something I wait

Tm sorry, but I'm afraid you're going to get special teams player according to that pub- for all year," he says. "I wish it would never

50 jg£ Clemson Football '92 end. I wish there was no offseason and I get him." first. It was hard, but I was determined to

it could play year round. Normally, I'm pretty Looking at Sheppard, it would seem like play football. Maybe that's why I love it so

quiet and laid back. I like being by myself, he was created to play football. Although at much now, because I had to work so hard to just me and my dog (a rottweiler named 6-4, he is not the tallest player on the field, get here."

General Patton). But then I put in a tape of he seems to tower over his opponents. His And once Sheppard got to Clemson his a football game, either one of our games or arms appear long enough to reach around size and strength didn't always mean an any football game, and it gets my blood a guard and a tackle with little effort, even easy road either. "I have all the physical

It boiling. doesn't matter who's playing, though they are as thick as tree trunks. And attributes. The only problem I have had was

football gets me pumped." when he is off and running, it is hard to going out and playing the whole game. I

Former Tiger OLB John Johnson, now a believe that he weighs in at 254 pounds. He would be tired. I don't think I was really out

San Francisco 49er, said this about bench presses 410 pounds, and power of shape, but I would get so excited emo-

Sheppard in 1990. "Out of all of us, Shep cleans 314 pounds. Last year, his team- tionally that it would burn so much out of me.

probably enjoys the game the most. He mates voted him the Lifter-of-the-Year for I have had to learn to maintain that level of probably enjoys it more than anybody who his prowess and hard work in the strength excitement and stay out there physically. ever played at Clemson University. Just to training room. This season will be an even greater chal- watch Shep get in there and do his thing, With physical attributes like that, it would lenge. We don't have the luxury of as much gets you fired up. I rememberthe N.C. State seem that playing football has always come experienced depth early in the season. I'm

game, when Ashley went down and hit that easy to Sheppard. But his size and strength in better shape than I've ever been in. I feel guy on a return, he there for about 20 certainly didn't impress his mother enough great. I've been running and lifting weights seconds by himself tearing the field up. If it to allow him to play football in the eighth all summer. I know that at the beginning of

was possible, I think Shep would give every grade, and it also didn't help much when it the season, Wayne (Simmons) and I are one of the 80,000 fans a hug after the game. came time to posting the correct academic going to have to suck it up and still go, even

It means a lot to Shep just to walk out there requirements to gain admission to college. if we are tired. We aren't going to have the in front of those people and play." "In high school, I always did enough to option to come out as often as we have in

Sheppard laughs at his former get by," Sheppard remembers, "and that the past. I feel like physically and mentally

teammate's words. "I think I do love it more came back to haunt me." Sheppard spent I could play a whole game."

than most people. I have an intense love for his first yearoutof high school at Fork Union And his size and strength will also not be

the game. In high school, I couldn't wait for Military Academy. "That was a big trial for enough for Sheppard to accomplish the

Friday night. It was as exciting for me in high me," he says somberly. "I had to make my goals he has set for this year. "My first

school as I think it is for some people in grades. I knew I could do it, but there was objective is to graduate," he says. "I will

college. Now I can't wait for Saturdays and always a tiny doubt in the back of my mind. graduate next May or after first session of

I really can't wait for the season to begin I knew I had to keep working hard every summer school with a degree in business

every year. I don't think about statistics and single day I was there. By going to Fork management. Then I want a shot in the

winning awards and getting on television. I Union, I developed better study habits and pros. The thought never occurred to me

just can't wait to get out there and play learned that the academics had to come that I might have a shot until I got to college football." and college has gone by so fast. There are Although Sheppard may not think about a lot of guys with strength and size, but only statistics, his offerings in that category have a few can make it to the pros. been impressive. He has never missed a "I have to be an impact player. I have to game during his Clemson career and is control a game. I need to make big plays. therefore a veteran of 36 games. He may be When its time for a big play, I want to be one of the top all-around performers on the there. If we're down, I want to be the one to squad, as he ranked eighth on the 1991 put it on the line and make the key sacks. I squad in total tackles with 52, fifth in quar- remember players like Derrick Thomas and terback pressures with seven and had five Cornelius Bennett, and that's the way they stops for loss including three sacks. He also were in college. I have to make the sacks batted down four opponent's passes and and bat down the passes and get in the caused a . In 1 990, he played a vital quarterback's face and stop the returns...! role in Clemson winning the national de- have to be able to do it all and do it all well." fense title with 10 tackles for loss and four Sheppard is confident that he will indeed sacks. be able to accomplish all of his goals if he But what makes Sheppard unique, and keeps the work ethic that he has exhibited what would make his mother cringe if she during his entire Clemson career. But he were around to see it, is howhe has posted has one more goal that he is not quite so those statistics. "I guess I'm just reckless," sure he can accomplish. "My mother says

she is to this year, I'll he says. "Sometimes when I hit somebody, coming a game but

believe it when I see it! might really I She I hurt myself. Sometimes hit someone so have bad dreams once she sees play!" hard I get dizzy or I see stars. But it's just me

reaction. I don't see the guy I'm going to tackle and say that I'm going to hit him hard. Sheppard has all the ingredients to continue

It's like a cheetah on a gazelle. Once I focus Clemson's tradition for outstanding lineback- ers have gone on to the NFL. and I get going, my instinct is telling me to who

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mson Football '92 53 1 Clemson Alphabetical Roster

NO NAME POS HGT WGT CL EXP NO. NAME PO°. HGT WGT CL EXP 76 TERRENCE ABNEY NG 6-4 304 *FR. RS 56 TIM JONES LB 6-1 214 "SO. 1VL Monetta, SC; Ridge Spring;Phil Strickland Rock Hill, SC; Rock Hill; Jim Ringer 12 MICHAEL BARBER OLB 6-1 230 SO. 1 VL 60 MIKE KUNZ OT 6-4 288 *SO. SQ Edgemore, SC; Lewisville;Bennie McMurray San Antonio, TX; Lee; Bobby Smith

67 PAUL BARTON OT 6-7 285 *FR. RS 71 BRENT LeJEUNE OT 6-3 306 'JR. 1 VL Sorrento, LA; St. Amanto;Doug Moreau Lake Charles, LA; Barbe;Jimmy Shaver 53 LARRY BLANTON OG 6-0 315 FR. HS 64 CHRIS LOVELACE OL 6-4 282 JR. JC Charlotte, NC; S. Mecklenburg;Steve Shaughnessey Apex, NC; N. Greenville JC;Mike Taylor 74 NICK BLINSKY OG 6-3 277 *JR. SQ 10 DEXTER McCLEON QB 5-10 187 FR. HS Struthers, OH; Struthers; Pary Zetts Meridian, MS; Meridian; Mac Barnes 33 RODNEY BLUNT TB 5-10 190 *JR. 2VL 5 ANDYE McCROREY FS 5-10 189 *FR. HS Pensacola, FL; Pine Forest;Carl Madison Rock Hill, SC; Rock Hill; Jim Ringer 58 JOE BOYLAN OG 6-5 233 *FR. RS 7 RICHARD MONCRIEF QB 6-1 200 'JR. 2VL Philadelphia, PA; St. John Neumann;Gerard McConnell Montgomery, AL; Davis; Charles Lee 23 NORRIS BROWN CB/SS 5-11 192 *SR. 3VL 15 ROBERT O'NEAL SAF 6-2 197 SR. 3VL Conway, SC; Conway; Chuck Jordan Clarkston, GA; Clarkston;Tommy Stringer

1 DWAYNE BRYANT WR 6-1 192 JR. 2VL 61 BRYCE NELSON C 6-2 265 JR. JC Tallahassee, FL; Lincoln;Steve Hardin Lennexa, KS; Coffeyville JC;Dale Phipps 89 BRENTSON BUCKNER NG 6-2 302 *JR. 2VL 48 HAROM PRINGLE OLB 6-2 215 JR. JC Columbus, GA; Carver; Wallace Davis Bronx, NY; Nassau CC;John Anselmo 35 MATT BULLMAN P 5-10 184 SO. SQ 50 TREVOR PUTNAM C 6-4 240 *FR. RS Roebuck, SC; Dorman; Dale Evans Canton, NC; Pisgah; Carroll Wright 82 GREG BURK TE 6-1 244 JR. b(J 44 BERNARD RANDOLPH OLB 6-3 249 FR. HS Lawton, OK; Lawson;Darrell Ahlschlager Townville, SC; Pendleton;Dennis Patterson 47 DEREK BURNETTE LB 6-0 213 FR. HS 54 DUSTIN RASH OG 6-2 262 'JR. SQ Columbus, GA; Carver;Wallace Davis Mesa, AZ; Mesa JC; Jessie Parker 57 DARREN CALHOUN LB 6-1 230 'JR. 2VL 69 AL RICHARD DT 6-4 294 *GR. 3VL McCormick.SC; McCormick;Jim McCall Clinton, SC; Clinton; Keith Richardson 29 PAUL CAPUTO FB 5-9 214 'SR. 2VL 68 CHRIS RICHARDSON OT 6-1 296 FR. HS Essex Fells, NJ; W. Essex;Ron Annrello Philadelphia. MS; Neshoba Central;Chuck Friend 28 ANDRE CARTER DB 5-10 197 FR. HS 88 THAD RIDGELY LB 6-3 217 *JR. SQ Camden, SC; Camden; Billy Ammons Ambndge, PA; Ambridge; Frank Anthony 94 CLAYTON CASTEEL NG 6-4 267 *FR. RS 20 LARRY RYANS WR 6-0 184 SR. 3VL Weaverville. NC; N. Buncombe; Tom Mclntyre Greenwood, SC; Greenwood;Willis Burkett 42 MARVIN CROSS DT 6-4 240 *FR. RS 14 PATRICK SAPP QB 6-3 241 FR. HS Durham, NC; Hillside; James Lillie Jacksonville, FL; Raines; Freddie Stephens 93 CARLOS CURRY NG 6-2 268 FR. HS 19 JEFF SAUVE PK 6-0 198 SO. 1 VL

Decatur, GA; Columbia; Ron Sebree Mechanicsburg, PA;Cumberland Valley;Tim Rimpfe I 80 JASON DAVIS WR 6-1 200 *JR. 2VL 79 STACY SEEGARS OG 6-4 320 'JR. 2VL Pensacola, FL; Pine Forest;Carl Madison Kershaw, SC; Andrew Jackson; Duane Dennie 37 BRIAN DAWKINS DB 6-0 177 FR. HS 87 KENNETH SESSION LB 5-10 224 JR. SQ Jacksonville, FL; Raines; Freddie Stephens Andrews, SC; Andrews; Allen Poston 81 STEVE DERRISO TE 6-4 236 'JR. 2VL 41 MILT SHAW RB 5-8 193 FR. HS Huntsville, AL; Grissom; Larrie Robinson Tarboro, NC; N. Edgecombe;Raymond Cobb 37 TONY DeSUE TB 5-10 195 FR. HS 96 ASHLEY SHEPPARD OLB 6-3 254 SR. 3VL Virginia Beach, VA; Kempsville; Red Stickney 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 WR 6-1 184 *SR. 1 VL 99 LAMARICK SIMPSON DT 6-2 276 FR. HS

Fernandina Bch, FL; Fernandma Bch.;Joel Stocksti I 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, SC; Abbeville;Dennis Botts Lockhart, SC; Lockhart; Maurice Bevis 3 BUTCH FEWSTER DB 5-11 177 *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 *JR. 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 ERICGETER CB 6-0 188 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 TE 6-2 240 'JR. 2VL 85 FRANKLIN THOMAS TE 6-4 244 'JR. SQ Camden, SC; Hartsville; Lewis Lineberger New Orleans, LA; St. Augustine; Anthony Biagas 32 MARRIO GRIER FB 5-11 224 *FR. RS 27 JAMES TRAPP CB 6-0 180 SR. 3VL Charlotte, NC; lndependence;Rusty Jester Lawton, OK; Lawton;Darrell Ahlschlager 21 HENRY GUESS WR 6-2 199 *FR. RS 59 JAMIE TRIMBLE C 6-3 227 FR. HS Cordova, SC; Edisto; John Weathers Ormond Beach, FL;Mainland; Doug Stanley DC 45 HOWARD HALL FB 6-1 240 "SR. 3VL 22 LEWIS USHER OLB 6-1 231 'SO. no Gastonia, NC; Ashbrook; John Kinlaw Decatur, GA; SW DeKalb; Buck Godfrey DC 75 LES HALL OT 6-7 313 *SR. 3VL 8 SPEEDY WATSON DB 5-7 167 'FR. Ha Columbia, SC; Spring Valley;Jerry Brown Memphis, TN; Hamilton;Damel Cooperwood 55 JOHN HARRIS C 6-2 272 *GR. 2VL 2 NELSON WELCH PK-P 5-8 182 'SO. 1 VL Roxboro, NC; Person; Larry Dixon Greer, SC; Greer; Stuart Holcombe 38 JAMES HEMPHILL LB 6-0 205 FR. HS 92 BRETT WILLIAMS OLB 6-4 222 FR. HS Hammond, LA; Hammondjohn Williams Albany, GA; Dougherty;John Reynolds 78 ANDRE HEWITT OT 6-6 270 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 WR 6-0 174 FR. HS 98 PIERRE WILSON DT 6-4 286 'JR. 2VL Powder Springs, GA; McEachern; Jim Dorsey Jackson, MS; Provine;Stanley Blackman 39 GREG HOOD TB 5-6 153 '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; Elisha 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 ROBERT JACKSON OT 6-6 345 'FR RS Washington, DC; Woodson;Bob Headen

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When Clemson Has The Ball CLEMSON OFFENSE FLORIDA STATE DEFENSE FL LARRY RYANS 20 OLB REGGIE FREEMAN 97 LT BRENT LeJEUNE 71 LDE DAN FOOTMAN 58 LG JEFFFORTNER 70 NG TODDRICK MclNTOSH 94 C JOHN HARRIS 55 RDE CARL SIMPSON 95 RG STACY SEEGARS 79 OLB 10 RT LESHALL 75 SLB MARVIN JONES 56 TE TY GIBSON 9 WLB KEN ALEXANDER 36 SE TERRY SMITH 24 LCB TOMMY HENRY 41 QB RICHARD MONCRIEF 7 SS JOHN DAVIS 18 FB MARRIO GRIER 32 FS LEON FOWLER 3 TB RODNEY BLUNT 33 RCB 2 PK NELSON WELCH 2 P JOHNWIMBERLY 19

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 MATT REEVES LB 80 JASON DAVIS WR 6 MARCUS HINTON WR 23 NORRIS BROWN CB 41 ED HAUSGEN 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

1 KENZIL JACKSON LB 29 PAUL CAPUTO FB 47 BRIAN DAWKINS DB 69 AL RICHARD DT 93 CARLOS CURRY NG 14 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 18 EMORY SMITH FB 34 ANDRE HUMPHREY DB 54 DUSTIN RASH OG 76 TERRENCE ABNEY NG 99 LAMARICK SIMPSON DT

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RT WARREN FORNEY .>. 90 ST ROBERT STEVENSON 52 MG BRENTSON BUCKNER 89 SG LEWIS TYRE 66 DT AL RICHARD 69 C 3 OLB ASHLEY SHEPPARD 96 TG PATRICK McNEIL 69 ILB KENZIL JACKSON 13 TT MARVIN FERRELL 60 ILB TIM JONES 56 TE LONNIE JOHNSON 85 CB JAMES TRAPP 27 QB 17 SS NORRIS BROWN 23 FB WILLIAM FLOYD 44 FS ROBERT O'NEAL 15 TB SEAN JACKSON 35 CB ERICGETER 26 FLK KEVIN KNOX 81 P NELSON WELCH 2 PK DAN MOWREY 9

FLORIDA STATE

1 SHANNON BAKER WR 20 CLYDE ALLEN TB 42 MIKE GIBSON RB 62 NG 80 WR 2 CLIFTON ABRAHAM CB 21 CHRIS HALL CB 43 ERIC SMITH OLB 63 DL 81 KEVIN KNOX WR 3 LEON FOWLER FS 22 TB 44 WILLIAM FLOYD FB 64 OL 82 TERRY DAVIS TE 3 JEFF METARKO KS 23 ERIC BLACK OLB 45 ILB 65 DE 85 LONNIE JOHNSON TE 4 CB 24 FELIX HARRIS FB 46 TRAVIS SHERMAN ILB 66 OG 86 TYRANT MARION DE 6 STEVE GILMER FS 26 HAROLD BATTLES DB 47 OLB 67 OT 87 KAMARI CHARLTON TE 7 AARON DELY WR 27 BRIAN XANDERS ILB 48 TODD REBOL ILB 68 OT 87 JIM PATTERSON TE 8 CB 28 SEAN HAMLET DB 49 JASON PEIRCE FB 69 OG 88 KEZ MCCORVEY WR 9 DAN MOWREY KS 29 SEAN LISS P/K 51 ROBBIE BAKER C 70 OG 89 WR 10 DERRICK BROOKS OLB 30 OMAR ELLISON WR 52 ROBERT STEVENSON OT 71 OL 90 DERRICK ALEXANDER DE 11 DEVIN BUSH SS 31 LAVON BROWN SS 53 CLAY SHIVER OL 72 OL 91 DEONDRI CLARK DE 12 MATT FRIER WR 32 FB 54 KEVIN ADAMS ILB 73 OT 92 MICHAEL HENDRICKS TE 13 QB 33 TIGER MCMILLON TB 55 MARVIN JONES ILB 75 NG 93 CHRIS COWART OLB 14 JEFF MCCRONE OB 35 SEAN JACKSON TB 56 STERLING HALMER OLB 76 OG 94 TCDDRICK MCINTOSH NC 15 MIKE BARRE QB 36 KEN ALEXANDER ILB 57 JOHN NANCE NG 77 OG 95 CARL SIMPSON 16 RICHARD COES FS 38 SCOTT HOLMES P 58 DAN FOOTMAN DE 78 OL 96 CONNELL SPAIN 17 CHARLIE WARD QB 39 ED CLARK ILB 59 ANDY CROWE C'DB 78 OL 97 REGGIE FREEMAN 18 JOHN DAVIS SS 40 ALONZO HORNER ILB 60 MARVIN FERRELL OT 79 OT 99 DULACK GUERRIER 19 JOHN WIMBERLY P 41 TOMMY HENRY CB 61 ERIC GIBBS OT

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lorida State Roster

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

2 Clifton Abraham CB 5-9 185 "So. Dallas, TX 21 Chris Hall CB 6-1 208 •Sr. Cocoa Beach. FL

54 Kevin Adams ILB 6-1 225 'So Lake Charles, LA 28 Sean Hamlet DB 6-2 185 Fr. Hampton, VA

90 Derrick Alexander DE 6-5 254 *Fr. Jacksonville, FL 24 Felix Harris FB 6-1 200 "Sr. Lake Placid. FL

36 Ken Alexander ILB 6-3 240 Jr. Austin. TX 92 Michael Hendricks TE 6-5 230 Fr. Baytown, TX

20 Clyde Allen TB 5-1 193 'Jr. Ft. Myers, FL 41 Tommy Henry CB 6-0 168 *Sr Arcadia, FL

75 Enzo Armella NG 6-0 250 *Fr. Miami, FL 77 Jesus Hernandez OG 6-4 275 •Fr. Miami, FL

51 Robbie Baker C 6-3 255 *Sr Ft. Myers, FL 38 Scott Holmes P 6-3 210 •Fr Nashville, TN

1 Shannon Baker WR 5-10 188 Sr. Lakeland, FL 40 Alonzo Horner ILB 6-3 235 Jr. Miami, FL

15 Mike Barre' QB 6-1 206 'Sr N. Palm Beach, FL 35 Sean Jackson TB 6-2 214 Jr. New Orleans, LA

26 Harold Battles DB 6-2 185 Fr. Jacksonville, FL 63 Corey James DL 5-11 245 •Sr. Immokalee. FL

23 Eric Black OLB 6-5 225 Fr. Jacksonville, FL 85 Lonnie Johnson TE 6-3 228 Jr. Miami, FL

10 Derrick Brooks OLB 6-1 210 So. Pensacola, FL 55 Marvin Jones ILB 6-2 230 Jr. Miami. FL

31 Lavon Brown ss 5-1 206 'Sr. Moore Haven, FL 13 Danny Kanell QB 6-4 205 Fr. Ft. Lauderdale, FL

1 Devin Bush ss 6-0 210 *Fr Miami, FL 81 Kevin Knox WR 6-4 197 •Jr. Niceville, FL

74 Danny Campbell OL 6-1 244 'Fr, Jacksonville, FL 67 Juan Laureano OT 6-5 281 •Fr. Orlando, FL

83 Kaman Charlton TE 6-2 220 Fr. Melbourne, FL 29 Sean Liss P/K 6-4 205 Fr, St. Petersburg, FL

91 Deondri Clark DE 6-2 270 'Sr. Winter Garden, FL 78 Marcus Long OL 6-4 285 Fr. Daytona Beach, FL

39 Ed Clark ILB 6-3 235 'Sr. Melbourne. FL 86 Tyrant Marion DE 6-3 231 "Fr. Pompano Beach, FL

16 Richard Coes FS 6-0 200 "Jr. Miami. FL 88 Kez McCorvey WR 6-1 183 'So. Gautier, MS

79 Forrest Conoly OT 6-7 325 *Fr. Berlin, CT 14 Jeff McCrone QB 6-3 207 'Fr. Orange Park, FL

93 Chris Cowart OLB 6-3 225 'So. New Orleans, LA 76 Eric McGill OG 6-5 265 'Sr. Walterboro, SC

45 Henri Crockett ILB 6-3 226 Fr. Pompano Beach. FL 94 Toddrick Mcintosh NG 6-3 264 "Jr. Richardson. TX

32 Zack Crockett FB 6-2 222 Jr. Pompano Beach, FL 33 Tiger McMillon TB 5-10 185 •So. Kissimee, FL

59 Andy Crowe C/DB 6-4 250 Fr. Tallahassee, FL 69 Patrick McNeil OG 6-3 275 'So. Palmetto. FL

18 John Davis SS 6-2 212 Sr rahokee, FL 89 Wayne Messam WR 6-4 192 Fr. Belle Glade. FL

82 Terry Davis TE 6-3 230 Fr. Columbus, GA 9 Dan Mowrey KS 5-10 188 'So. Tallahassee. FL

7 Aaron Dely WR 6-0 183 *Fr. Tallahassee. FL 57 John Nance NG 6-2 270 Jr. Bartow. FL

70 John Donaldson OG 6-4 264 *So. Marianna, FL 56 Sterling Palmer OLB 6-7 251 'Jr. Ft. Lauderdale, FL

30 Omar Ellison WR 6-2 200 *So. Griffin, GA 87 Jim Patterson TE 6-2 230 •Jr. Pensacola. FL

60 Marvin Ferrell OT 6-6 275 *Jr. Jacksonville, FL 49 Jason Peirce FB 6-3 205 *Jr. Satellite Beach, FL

68 John Flath OT 6-4 260 'Sr. Orlando, PL 48 Todd Rebol ILB 6-1 210 Fr. Punta Gorda, FL

72 Larry Fleming OL 6-3 250 Fr. Ft. Walton Beach, FL 47 James Roberson OLB 6-3 238 •So. Lake Wales, FL

44 William Floyd FB 6-2 238 *So. St. Petersburg. FL 62 Troy Sanders NG 6-2 262 •Sr. Elba. AL

58 Dan Footman DE 6-5 281 'Sr. Tampa, FL 8 Corey Sawyer CB 5-10 165 'So. Key West, FL

71 OL 6-6 245 Fr. Tifton, GA 46 Travis Sherman ILB 6-2 223 Fr. Valnco. FL

3 Leon Fowler FS 6-2 195 'Sr. Ft. Myers, FL 53 Clay Shiver OL 6-3 265 'Fr. Tifton, GA

97 Reggie Freeman OLB 6-1 235 'Sr. Clewiston, FL 95 Carl Simpson DE 6-2 278 'Sr. Baxley, GA

73 Greg Frey OT 6-5 276 'Fr. Clearwater, FL 43 Eric Smith OLB 5-1 220 "So. Live Oak, FL

12 Matt Frier WR 5-10 190 'Jr. Live Oak, FL 22 Marquette Smith TB 5-8 194 •So. Casselberry. FL

4 Corey Fuller CB 6-1 192 Jr. Tallahassee, FL 96 Connell Spain NG 6-3 275 Fr. Melbourne, FL

64 Ed Galloway OL 6-1 265 •Sr. Tallahassee, FL 52 Robert Stevenson OT 6-3 277 •Sr. Pensacola. FL

61 Eric Gibbs OT 6-4 308 *Sr. Atlanta, GA 66 Lewis Tyre OG 6-5 262 •Fr Surrency, GA

42 Mike Gibson RB 6-0 212 Fr. Tallahassee, FL 80 Tamarick Vanover WR 6-1 185 Fr. Tallahassee, FL

6 Steve Gilmer FS 5-11 185 'So. Tallahassee, FL 17 Charlie Ward QB 6-1 190 •Jr. Thomasville. GA

65 Billy Glenn DE 6-4 270 "So Daytona Beach, FL 19 John Wimberly P 6-2 205 •Sr. Tampa, FL

99 Dulack Guerrier DE 6-3 235 Jr. Miami, FL 27 Brian Xanders ILB 6-2 222 •Jr. Tallahassee. FL

q|V k'tnson Football '92 59 Clemson Cheerleaders

Where the Blue Ridge yawns its greatness Where the Tigers play Here the sons of dear old Clemson, 1992-93 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Reign Supreme alway. Front row— left to right: Christi Cooke, Allison Clardy Chorus [co-captain), Kristye Addison, Janet Bauld, Sandra Dear old Clemson, we will triumph Reid, Maureen Wynne, Kelli Petty. And with all our might Back row— left to right: Brad Sheppard, Chase Nichols That the Tigers' roar may echo ;co-captain), Randy Owens, Steward Baylor, Winston O'er the mountain height. Kutte, Jon Mouzon, Scott Efird.

• ADVANTAGE: CLEMSON ADVANTAGE: DODGE

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VISIT YOUR LOCAL CAROLINA DODGE DEALER otball at Clemson in 1762?

By Lee Thomas yards in length These wood goalposts were set hot food, or salt. Additionally, a warrior could not

Did you know that Bobby Bowden's Florida from 4- 1 2 feet apart, then topped with a crossbar play if his wife were pregnant. On the eve of the State Semmoles weren't the first "Indians" to play about 20 feet high. The games that were played game, the entire town participated in a dance a ballgame at Clemson'' A tribe from Newberry each year were scheduled by the town's foremost (pep rally?) that began at dusk and lasted until came up way back in September of 1929, but war leader against a town that was of "a different dawn. During this time the players fasted. Four those "Indians" weren't the first ones here either. fire." Usually the same two teams played each times they stopped at the river for a water purifi-

In fact, the history of Indian ballgames at Clemson other for an entire season When two towns were cation ritual.

goes much further back than 1929. to meet for the first time, either could challenge, Around midday a last minute talk designed to

If you arrive at Death Valley early Saturday, but only the loser could call for a rematch. incite the players was given by their "conjurer." climb high into the stadium and look westward After a series of three or four games resulted and chants were offered by a cheerleader known over the playing surface of Frank Howard Field. in losses for one team, the opposing towns be- as dalala, or woodpecker. The two teams then Beyond Jervey you will see the last remnant of came of "the same fire" and future competition faced off in equal numbers while an elderly "ball what was once the Seneca River. The old stream was avoided. Player equipment consisted of two witch" reminded them of the rules of the game

bed, in some places still shaded by large oaks, hardwood sticks, each about 24-30 inches long, before tossing the buckskin into the air between winds behind the athletic offices and the baseball bent at one end into a small hoop and laced with the opposing forces. Only the webbed sticks

field, curves around Lot 4, bisecting it and the rawhide strips to form a net or pouch. The ball could be used to start the ball into play, so it often Tigers' manicured practice area, then cuts away was a spherical, hair-stuffed piece of buckskin took several minutes of intense scrambling for toward the waters of Hartwell Reservoir. The that was always provided by the challengers. possession to be established. At that time, a entire stretch of serpentine riverbed lies between To score, a player had to use his sticks to hurl player could drop his sticks and run toward the

two massive earth dikes that were erected by the the ball between the goalposts, or hit the poles goal while carrying the ball in his hands or mouth.

Corps of Engineers to keep the lake from flooding with the ball. Each successful effort resulted in Defenders could use any method to dislodge the much of the Clemson campus. one point, with 12 points winning a game within ball, and injuries were frequent and severe. And what does this have to do with Indians the Cherokee system. The nearby Creek Indians During the game, which could range from as

playing ball? Well, archaeologists tell us that the played until a team reached 20 points. Their little as 30 minutes to seven or eight hours, the Carolina Piedmont around Clemson was long the season ran from mid-summer until the weather players were not allowed water. A sour drink home of native Americans. Stone artifacts span- became too cold to play, with many intra-squad made of green grapes, wild crabapples, and

ning a 1 0,000-year period have been found scat- practices culminating in an elaborate ritual prior other crushed plants (prehistoric Gatorade?) was tered over much of the surrounding countryside. to the "real" game, which was usually played provided. While participants ran to and fro on the

In more recent times, several Cherokee settle- around harvest time. field, spectators placed bets, called anetsa by

ments were located along the river, and it was the For seven days before the game, players the Cherokee, and conjurers and their assistants

Indians, using slash and burn methods, who first were forbidden to eat rabbit (which might induce played cane or tibia flutes in support of their cleared the rich alluvial bottomlands for agricul- timidity), frog (whose bones were too brittle), respective teams. European observers described

ture. In the historic period, the nearest known sucker fish (which were too sluggish), any kind of the music as a "hideous melancholy discord." Indian settlement was known as Seneca. The main conjurer spent the game in a Records indicate that this palisaded nearby but isolated place, where he was town was built soon after the Cherokee kept abreast of the action by an assistant, War of 1760-61, along both sides of the who had at his disposal seven appointed river opposite the present Clemson cam- advisors to observe the game. After each

pus. It was established by about 500 score, the ball was returned to play at refugees from several nearby villages that midfield. The players did not employ elabo- had been burned by a British army in June rate team strategies; instead, they exer- of 1760. cised their individuality, even to the point of At the advent of the American Revolu- trying to cripple or disable the best man on tion, the town reportedly became a haven the other team. When two warriors carried for bands of Loyalists and Cherokee war- this too far, especially after play had moved riors who raided the frontier settlements of to another area of the field, "drivers" would the backcountry. During the 1760-1776 come out of the crowd and use long switches

period there is significant evidence that to force the battling players apart. Through- there were games, an early form of foot- out play, good sportsmanship was de-

ball and other sports, competed between manded of all participants and it was con- the various divisions of warriors. There is sidered unmanly to lose one's temper.

strong evidence that suggest many of No doubt the Indian ballgame as it was their athletic contests were competed very played alongside the Seneca River be-

nearthe present site of Clemson's athletic tween 1 762 and 1 776 contributed in many complex. ways to , as well as to Because the ball game was a very lacrosse, the Canadian national game. The important aspect of Indian culture in the many striking similarities are too obvious

southeast, every town fielded a team. It to deny.

was limited in size only by the number of So, the next time you are discussing young warriors who lived in the town, and Clemson football history, remember that since much prestige went to a successful the first Indians to play here weren't the player, most males sought a place on the Florida State Semmoles or the Newberry team. Boys often began regular, severe team of 1 929; instead, they were probably training at the age of 8-10 years. the 1762 Cherokees from Seneca Town. Games were played within the flood- The Seminoles last came to Clemson in 1988, but Indian plain, where goalposts were erected at teams may have been playing football at Clemson since each end of the level field from 1 00 to 500 1762.

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O South Carolina o National Coach-of-the-Year

by Annabelle Vaughan a national team member, an All-American, or an because without them, I would never even be in

ACC champion. Everyone has certain talents the situation to win a coach-of-the-year award. I

Barcelona, Spain and capabilities and I have to see what that also have to credit our other coaches, Mark Block July 28, 1992 person is capable of doing and make sure they and Kyle Unland. They are both go-getters like

Coach Pollock: don't settle for anything less, whether in athletics, myself who are willing to put in the extra work to

My trip wouldn't have been complete if I forgot in school, or in life. If you don't strive toward find the superior athletes and then show interest

to thank you and Coach Block for all the hard excellence, you'll never know." in them once they get here. I also owe a lot to work and belief you invested in me. This caid His athletes have striven for excellence and Clemson, because the administration has sup-

is just a small token of my appreciation for you have obtained it during his four years at Clemson. ported me and provided the facilities that we need and your family being my family away from Tigers have brought home an incredible 43 All- to build a superior program." home. America certificates and have won ACC Champi- Another important part of Pollock's coaching Thanks Again. onships in 44 different events since the 1988-89 philosophy that has paid off during his years at

Anthony Knight year. James Trapp and Michael Green were Clemson and before is the importance of family. 1992 NCAA indoor champions on the way to His wife Jackie, and children John (12). Kristen

Clemson head men's track coach Bob Pol- leading the Tigers to a number-two team finish at (9), and Kathryn (4) are familiar sites out at the lock has a lot to be proud of. In only four years at the NCAA meet. Three current members of his track, whether during actual competition or just the helm of the Clemson program, he has earned squad (Trapp, Green, and Anthony Knight) and during daily practice. "My family has to sacrifice a eight ACC Championship trophies, eight confer- one of Pollock's former Tigers (Terrance lot," says Pollock. "From September until June, ence Coach-of-the-Year honors and the 1992 Herrington) travelled to Barcelona to compete in I am gone almost every weekend. But they National Indoor Coach-of-the-Year award. But the 1992 Olympic games. But his athletes have support me in the good and the bad. My family none of the trophies, none of the honors, none of also enjoyed success in the classroom as well. knows our team and our team knows my family. the glory has meant as much to Pollock as the We always say that we have three children and pair of postcards he received from two of the 45 other sons. A lot of the guys are long distances Clemson athletes competing in this summer's away from home and we want them to know that

Olympic Games in Barcelona, because to Pol- if they have a concern or a problem, or if they have lock, winning doesn't have anything to do with something they need to talk about, whether its where his athletes cross the finish line, it's how very complex or very simple, they can come and they run the race of life. talk to us. I'm not saying that we can give them

"Our coaching philosophy is that we want to all the right answers, but hopefully we can show take more of an interest in our athletes than just them both sides of the picture so that they can how they compete on the track," says the 42-year make the right decisions on their own." old Pollock. "We want to know about our athletes' Andrew Beecher, a 1992 indoor All-Ameri- lives, and the time they spend in training and can, is one of the athletes who is far from his competition is just a small part of their lives. We home, as he is one of four current Tigers who want to know how their family is, how their grades hails from Jamaica. "He has really been more

are, just how they are in general. I have found if than a coach," says Beecher. "He has been a an athlete knows that a coach is genuinely inter- father away from home. He and his family have ested in him as a person, he will go to battle and been our family away from home. He checks up compete just a little bit harder." on us a lot, because he cares. He is genuinely

Pollock's athletes have indeed competed hard, interested in us as people, not just as athletes. I not only during his tenure at Clemson, but during had a stress fracture last year and couldn't com- his entire career. In his 1 8 years as a head coach, pete at nationals. While all of the other guys were he has led teams to 18 conference titles (10 gone to the meet, Jackie and the kids came by to

Southern Conference championships at Appala- see me and make sure I was doing OK. That Pollock the top indoor track coach chian State, eight ACC titles at Clemson) and has was named really meant a lot to me and I'll never forget it." been named a conference coach-of-the-year 21 by his peers. That 'amily atmosphere was also evident last times. He led his teams to the "Triple Crown" of spring, when most of the university's student Just this past year. Cormac Finnerty, who was an ACC track during his first year at Clemson, the population had finished finals and had gone home All-American in indoor track, was also named a 1988-89 That year, the Tigers won for the summer. Since the NCAA outdoor meet campaign. cross country Academic All-American. Michael the conference titles in cross country, indoor and was not until June, those members of the track Green, the 1992 NCAA Champion in the 55 track. Since then, they have swept the squad qualified for the meet only got a few days outdoor meters, was also an academic All-America nomi- indoor for three additional off, not nearly long enough for many to make the ACC championships nee. years and have two outdoor titles. The trip home. So what did they do for entertainment. won more "Being named the National Coach-of-the-Year success that Pollock has enjoyed culminated in a Well, Green, Knight and Beecher went to Kristen was a tremendous honor because it is something second-place finish at the 1992 NCAA indoor and Kathryn Pollock's dance recital on campus. that is voted on by my peers and I feel they have championships for the Tigers and a National "The girls asked them to come watch them, and seen what we have accomplished. But it is an Coach-of-the-Year award for the head coach. they did," laughs Pollock. "I think that really even greater honor to see the athletes succeed. Accumulating such an impressive array of shows that we are like a family." I have to share my success with those athletes. honors in so short a period of time was a little bit of a surprise to Pollock, but was by no means CLEMSON RESULTS UNDER BOB POLLOCK above the goals he had set for himself. "It has CROSS COUNTRY INDOOR TRACK OUTDOOR TRACK been a little overwhelming to reach the national Year ACC NCAA All-Amer. ACC NCAA All -Ame r ACC NCAA All-Amer. level so quickly," he says. "But I think that the 1988-89 1st 4th 2 1st 8th 7 1st T23rd 3 effort you put into it, you get out of it. I believe in 1989-90 2nd — 1st 23rd 5 1st 46th 3 pushing the athlete a little harder than he is 1990- 91 4th — 1st 44th 2 1st 13th 6 capable of doing. I think he should be pushed a 1991- 92 4th — 1st 2nd 8 2nd 12th 7 step beyond and then he will reach to the top of his capabilities, whether it is to be an Olympian, NOTE - All-Americans indicates individual All-America honors earned

ifmson Football '92 63 IPTAY Supports Tiger Band

by Brett Sowell tor of Tiger Band. "It has become very expensive including musicians, flag corp members and chap- On those magnificent fall Saturday afternoons to maintain a marching band due to the increas- erones are scheduled to depart from Bowman

in Death Valley, Clemson Football and Tiger ing travel costs, but with the support of IPTAY, we Field in eight buses. Including transportation, Band are one in the same in the hearts of all Tiger continue to have the great opportunity to travel on lodging, meals and miscellaneous expenses, the fans. Whether Clemson is playing in Memorial the road." total cost to send Tiger Band to the Virginia

Stadium or on the road, the sounds of "TIGER IPTAY is known nationally for its unending football game comes to $35,959.50, almost 30 RAG" are not far behind. However, without the support of the Clemson student-athletes, as well percent of their overall budget. continued support of the IPTAY Scholarship Fund, as the support for Tiger Band and other areas of The direct benefit of traveling to away games Tiger Band would not have the needed resources Clemson University. The support IPTAY gives is the support the band provides to the team and

to produce the quality performances that Tiger the band can be ranked in a class by itself. the rallying point it provides for Tiger fans. IPTAY fans have become accustomed to. But, Tiger Band is at a disadvantage com- donors continue to feel the band gives Clemson A group of students resembling the Clemson pared to many other college bands because teams on the road a great advantage.

Band first performed around the turn of the cen- Clemson does not offer music as a major in the "Our IPTAY Board of Directors feels good tury. Gradually, however, the band stabilized as university curriculum. Tiger Band does have the about the money allocated to Tiger Band," says

a regular company of the Cadet Corps in the strong support of IPTAY in its corner, a strong Dalton. "The band is an integral part of the football military school known as Clemson Agricultural support that many other bands have to do with- and basketball programs here at Clemson. On and Mechanical College. Today, Clemson out. "We are very proud of the quality of our band the road, Tiger Band adds to the spirit of the University's Tiger Band, which is present for all and we can compare ourselves favorably to many Clemson crowd and the team is obviously moti- games, home, away, and neutral, is widely known schools that have music majors," says Dr. vated by the band. Our band makes its presence

for its precision marching, dynamic sound and Goodstein. "Since we do not offer a music major felt on the road and with its help, it makes a road famous Clemson spirit. Every year, Tiger Band at Clemson, and our funding for Tiger Band must game almost like playing at home. The members

plays before hundreds of thousands of fans, and come from IPTAY, it is an obvious reason why we of Tiger Band are a great group of individuals and has appeared at professional football games, are envied by my peers." are fine representatives of Clemson University."

televised broadcasts and numerous bowl games IPTAY realizes that Tiger Band is at a disad- The support has given Tiger Band the oppor- including the Orange, Peach, Gator, Indepen- vantage compared to other bands and feels the tunity to participate in every game, dating back to

dence, Hall of Fame and Citrus Bowls. support given to Tiger Band by IPTAY is worth- the 1 982 Mirage Bowl played in Japan. Students

For the 1992-93 academic year, the IPTAY while . also realize the importance of the funding by

Board of Directors set aside $125,742.00 to fund "I have a positive feeling about Tiger Band IPTAY to Tiger Band. the efforts of Tiger Band. This assistance is used and we at IPTAY are grateful for the hours the "My impression is that we are the best sup- for expenses ranging from musical equipment students put forth," says Allison Dalton, the ex- ported band in the ACC," says Ken Haigh, a upgrades to a band scholarship grant-in-aid fund, ecutive secretary of IPTAY. "The students re- recent Clemson graduate who participated in

although the majority of the funds are allocated to ceive limited credit for the hours put in and we at Tiger Band. "We are well provided for, and the

the band's trips to away football games. The IPTAY have a deep appreciation for their hard band wouldn't be as attractive if it were not for presence of Tiger Band will once again be felt on work." IPTAY's support. This support attracts more

the road this season as a full band, consisting of Of the $1 25,742.00 set aside by the IPTAY musicians, and more musicians give us the op- 300 students travels to Georgia Tech, Virginia, Board of Directors for Tiger Band, almost 75 portunity to have better musicians," continued

and N.C. State, while a pep band of 80 students percent is allocated towards travel expenses. It Haigh.

is expected to attend the Wake Forest and Mary- is part of the Clemson tradition to have Tiger "IPTAY is our main financial supporter and we

land games. Band follow the team wherever it goes. love going on away trips to participate with the

"The generous financial support that we re- This will be evident when Coach Ken Hatfield's Tigers. With IPTAY's support they have helped ceive from the individual donors of IPTAY is one 75-man travel squad prepares to take on the strengthen the music program of the entire uni-

of the greatest topics I like to talk about with my Cavaliers from Virginia in mid-October. On that versity." colleagues," says Dr. Richard Goodstein, direc- Friday prior to the game, over 300 students, While individuals think IPTAY is primarily con- cerned with just fundraising in the athletic arena, the overall mission of Clemson University has not been overlooked. Besides funding the band, as well as other endeavors, IPTAY also funds an academic scholarship for the university. The IPTAY Academic Scholarship Endowment was created to help meet the need for more academic scholarships for non-athletes who are highly quali- fied academically.

This scholarship endowment is funded by certain company gifts, which are made as a result of employee contributions to IPTAY. In addition, the athletic department has made generous con- tributions to the endowment from athletic rev-

enues. The IPTAY Academic Fund is presently

the largest scholarship endowment of its kind at Clemson University providing $1.80 million in funds, currently benefitting more than 50 stu- dents. Thanks to the strong support from IPTAY, Tiger Band will be once again literally "Shaking the Southland," this upcoming football season and the tradition of Clemson spirit and pride will continue.

IPTAY's support allows Tiger Band to travel to all Clemson games. It is one of the ways IPTAY contributes to the overall quality of student life at Clemson.

'92 64 m$ 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 16firstorsecond-team Ail-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 C r *i r» /"i l-t All - A mori^anc Olitrliyill H 1 l M 1 1 lei ILd 1 1 o Head Strength Coach Gary and working around the various schedules of Wade laO I Jell L/dVIb. LD 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 , 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 Brentson Buckner, MG 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 2. Brentson Buckner, MG 1,120 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 Blunt. TB 6.96

mson Football '92 65 _ Clemson Alumni NFL Honors

1982— , NFL Player of the Year , WR 1983— Jeff Bostic, Washington Redskins, 1982— Dwight Clark, (Sports Illustrated) C 1985— Dale Hatcher, Los Angeles Rams, P 1 988 Johnny Rembert, England Patriots, Illustrated) AFC Rookie of the Year — New LB (Sports 1989 Michael Dean Perry, , 1979— Jerry Butler, Buffalo Bills (UPI, Sporting News) — DT 1990 1985— Kevin Mack, Cleveland Browns — Michael Dean Perry, Cleveland Browns, DT 1991 — Michael Dean Perry, Cleveland Browns, DT All-Rookie Team Selections (by not calendar) 1979— Jerry Butler, Buffalo Bills Season, 1952— Ray Mathews, HB, Pittsburgh Joe Bostic, St. Louis Cardinals 1953— Ray Mathews, HB, Pittsburgh 1980— Jim Stuckey, San Francisco 49ers 1955— Ray Mathews, HB, Pittsburgh 1 982— Jeff Bryant. Seattle Seahawks 1960— Bill 1983— Terry Kinard, New York Giants Mathis, RB, 1962— Bill 1985— Kevin Mack, Cleveland Browns Hudson, DT, San Diego Chargers 1963— Bill Mathis, William Perry, RB, New York Jets Dale Hatcher, Los Angeles Rams 1976— , DB, Dallas Cowboys 1977— Charlie Waters, Dallas 1987— Delton Hall, DB, Cowboys 1978— Charlie Waters, DB, Dallas Cowboys 1988— Michael Dean Perry, Cleveland Browns 1980— Jerry Butler, WR, Buffalo Bills 1989— , 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 All-Pro Selections 1989— 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 1977— Charlie Waters, Dallas Cowboys, DB — Michael Dean Perry, DT, Cleveland Browns 1991 Michael Perry, Cleveland 1978— Charlie Waters, Dallas Cowboys, DB — Dean Browns, DT

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The Clemson University Athletic Depart- make your qualifications known and offer 3. Dizziness, fainting, sweating, nausea ment provides the following for your safety your help. Untrained personnel can be fre- and/or shortness of breath. and emergency medical needs: quently more harmful than helpful.

1. Advanced cardiac life-support stations Most emergencies occurring at the sta- Expect a Denial

in four locations (North stands, Upper dium result from pre-existing medical condi- Frequently heart attack victims deny North deck, South stands, Upper South tions. Bring your medical identification card they're having a heart attack. The event is

deck). These units are staffed with skill- or wear medical identification jewelry. Mod- frightening or they don't want the embar- care nurses, physicians, cardiologists, eration is the key with dress, food, beverage rassment of a false alarm. Therefore, they internists, paramedics, and EMTs. intake and physical exertion. Our two more delay getting help by ignoring their symp- 2. Mobile units of EMTs and paramedics frequent serious medical problems at foot- toms or rationalizing, "it's just indigestion." are strategically located throughout the ball games are allergic reactions to insect Find out what's really wrong. Prompt entire stadium. stings and heart attacks. response can dramatically increase chances 3. Ambulances with life-support equipment of survival and recovery.

are available in North stand and South INSECT STINGS: Common at outdoor New therapies have been developed stand areas and have prearranged routes events. Treat immediately with ice. Seek that can minimize heart damage and save for evacuation to local hospitals. medical advice. If allergic, carry a kit from lives if treatment begins within the first few Learn to recognize these personnel and your physician with you. hours of symptom onset. "Time is muscle." facilities. Get help or get to a hospital immediately. HOWTO RECOGNIZE A HEART ATTACK: WHAT TO DO IF EMERGENCIES ARISE The symptoms of a heart attack vary, but the usual warning signs are: Please step back and give the organized The stadium emergency EMS personnel room to work. Well- 1. Uncomfortable pressure, fullness, intentioned attempts to help by untrained squeezing or pain in the center of your phone number is lasting for two minutes or more. persons interfere with the efficiency of the chest (803) 656-2999 2. Pain spreading to the shoulders, neck, EMS system. If you have basic or advanced training in specific life-support methods, jaw, arms, or back.

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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 of the 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 1 6, 1 974 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 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." TO 0EATH VALLEY you'll ever need'. Howard says that on the first day of the CLEMSO*. S C. TO Instead of following Coach Neely's ad- first game in the stadium, "the gates were P8ESEHTE0 COACH FRANK HOWARD vice, however, Clemson officials decided to hung at 1 :00 PM and we played at 2:00 PM." AN0 THE CLE»S0« fOOTBJU TE»« build the new stadium in a valley on the But that would be all of the construction for 8Y of sideline '19 western part campus. The place would awhile. Then in 1958, 18,000 seats S. C. JONES take some clearing (there were many trees), were added and, in 1960, a total of 5,658 SEflEHIEt 1956 but luckily there were no hedges. West end zone 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 , 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, 1 0-4-86 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 , Maryland, 1 1-16-85 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, 1 1-14-81 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, 10-31-81 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 -42 3 ~ Punts: 1 3 vs. Furman, 11-21 \« . © . vs. Pensacola N.A.S., 10-13-45

Punt Avg.: 56.6 (3-1 70) 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: 110 vs. Wake Forest, 11-21-59 Punt Ret. Yds: 227 by Ga. Tech, 9-26-87 K.O. Ret. Yds: 160 vs. Alabama, 10-25-69 Sacks by: 10 vs. Maryland, 9-15-79 TFL: 19 vs. N.C. State, 10-24-87

PBUs: 1 8 vs. The Citadel, 1 0-4-86

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, 1 1-16-85 Passing TDs: 3 by several teams Total Offense: 546 by Duke, 10-24-70 Yds/Play: 8.4 by Auburn, 10-10-70 Fumbles: 9 by Presbyterian, 9-18-54 Fumbles Lost: 6 by Duke, 10-19-68 Penalties: 16 by Duke, 10-17-87 Penalty Yds: 127 by Georgia, 9-30-67 Punts: 15 by Auburn, 10-12-68 Punt Avg.: 57.3 by The Citadel, 10-4-86

Intercepts by: 6 by Auburn, 1 1 -21 -53 Punt Ret. Yds: 100 by Auburn, 10-10-70

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

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i mson Football 92 73 Meet the Seminoles

Florida State University Location: Tallahassee, FL Enrollment: 29,000 Colors: Garnet and Gold President: Dr. Dale W. Lick 1st Year of Football: 1947 Athletic Director: Bob Goin Head Coach/Alma Mater: Bobby Bowden (Samford '53) Assistant Coaches (Alma Mater/Pos): (N.C. State/Asst. Head Coach, DL), (Alabama/ Def Coord., DB), Brad Scott (Missouri- Rolla/Off Coord., OL), Wally Burnham (Samford/ILB), John Eason (Florida A & M/WR), Jim Gladden (William Jewell/OLB), Jimmy Heggins (FSU/TE), (Miami/QB), Billy Sexton (FSU/RB). Offensive Formation: Pro Set Defensive Formation: 5-2

The Westcott Building on the FSU campus.

President Dale Lick AD Bob Goin Head Coach Bobby Bowden Stars To Watch

DE Carl Simpson & OLB Sterling Palmer QB Charlie Ward LB Marvin Jones

'92 74 2ft* Clemson I ootball Ken Alexander Clifton Abraham Robbie Baker Shannon Baker Derrick Brooks

ILB • 36 DB»2 C«51 WR • 1 OLB • 10

John Davis Marvin Ferrell William Floyd Dan Footman Leon Fowler SS» 18 OT»60 FB»44 DE«58 FS»3

Reggie Freeman Matt Frier Sean Jackson Lonnie Johnson Marvin Jones OLB • 97 WR • 12 TB'35 TE«85 ILB «55

Eric McGill Toddrick Mcintosh Patrick McNei mDan Mowrey Sterling Palmer OT»76 NG • 94 OG «69 KS»9 OLB • 56

Corey Sawyer Carl Simpson Robert Stevenson Gerry Thomas Charlie Ward CB »8 DE • 95 OT«52 K»5 QB • 17

Clemson Football '92 75 Clemson Sports Schedule

Date Event Time Date Event Time Oct. 14 Soccer at Sept. 4 Volleyball vs Bradley in Lady Tiger Showcase 7:00PM Furman 3:30PM Oct. 15 Volleyball at Appalachian Sept. 5 Volleyball vs East Tennessee State in Lady Tiger Showcase 10:00 AM State 7:00PM Oct. 17 Football Volleyball vs Western Kentucky in Lady Tiger Showcase 4:00PM vs 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 18 Sept. 7 Soccer vs Charleston Southern 7:00PM Oct Soccer at Wake Forest 3:00PM Oct. Volleyball at Carolina Sept. 8 Volleyball at Western Carolina 7:00PM 20 South 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 Sept. 1 1 Volleyball vs Coastal Carolina in Palmetto State Classic at Columbia, SC 1:00PM 10:00AM Volleyball Florida Volleyball vs College of Charleston in PalmettoState Classic at Columbia 4:00PM at State 7:00PM Oct. 25 Volleyball at Florida Sept. 12 Volleyball vs Furman in Palmetto State Classic at Columbia, SC 10:00AM 2:00PM Football vs Florida State (ESPN) 7:30PM Soccer vs Maryland 2:00PM Oct. Golf Jerry National Volleyball vs Charleston Southern at Columbia, SC 4:00PM 26 at Pate Tournament at Birmingham, AL Sept. 13 Soccer vs North Carolina 2:00PM Oct. 27 Golf at Jerry Pate National Tournament at Birmingham, 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 Volleyball Sept. 18 Volleyball vs Northeast Louisiana in Big Orange Bash 7:00PM Oct. 30 at North Carolina 7:30PM Football Women's Cross Country at N.C. State Invitational Raleigh, NC Oct. 31 at Wake Forest 1:00PM Men's Cross Country at N.C. State Invitational Raleigh, NC Men's & Women's Swimming vs Alabama at Tuscaloosa, AL 1:00PM Volleyball Sept. 19 Volleyball vs Appalachian State in Big Orange Bash 10:00AM at Duke 6:00PM Cross Country in Volleyball vs George Mason in Big Orange Bash 4:00PM Women's ACC Championships at Raleigh, NC Sept. 20 Soccer at Duke 2:00PM Men's Cross Country in ACC Championships at Raleigh, NC Sept. 22 Volleyball vs Winthrop 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 Volleyball vs Sept. 25 Volleyball vs Auburn in ACC /SEC Challenge at Athens, GA 5:00PM Nov. 3 Georgia 7:00PM Nov. 5 Soccer in Tournament at Chapel Hill, Sept. 26 Volleyball vs Georgia in ACC /SEC Challenge at Athens, GA 7:30PM ACC NC Football at Georgia Tech (ACC-TV) 12:10PM Nov. 6 Soccer in ACC Tournament at Chapel Hill, NC Volleyball vs Women's Cross Country in Clemson Invitational N.C. State 7:00PM Football vs North Men's Cross Country in Clemson Invitational Nov. 7 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 Volleyball Volleyball at Georgia Tech 7:00PM Nov. 10 vs Georgia Tech 7:00PM Oct 2 Volleyball vs Maryland 7:00PM Nov. 12 Volleyball at Furman 6:30PM Nov. 13 Men's Soccer vs Yale in Clemson Tournament 8:00PM & Women's Swimming vs Georgia at Athens, 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 Oct. 4 Golfweek Preview Tournament at Lexington, KY vs Georgia State & The Citadel 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-Verich Reps 8:30PM South Oct. 10 Football at Virginia 1:00PM Men's & Women's Swimming vs Carolina 4:45PM Golfworld/Palmetto Women's Cross Country in Indiana Invitational at Bloomington, IN Tournament at Hilton Head, SC 21 Golfworld/Palmetto Tournament at Hilton Men's Cross Country in Indiana Invitational at Bloomington, IN Nov. Head, 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. 16 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 ( , 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 Coliseum Charlotte, NC 9:00PM

Women's Basketball in Rutgers University Tournament Piscataway, NJ

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

'92 76 J& ( lemson I ootball Clemson Olympians

By Kerry Capps Clemson Olympic Medal Winners FormerClemson athletes Gigi Fernandez and Name Sport Country Medal Year Mark McKoy brought home a pair of gold medals Noel Loban Wrestling Bronze Great Britain 1984 from the 1992 Summer Olympics. Michele Richardson Swimming Silver United States 1984 Fernandez, who was an NCAA tennis finalist Desai Williams Track Bronze Canada 1984 for the Lady Tigers in 1 983 and led Clemson to a Tony Sharpe Track Bronze Canada 1984 30-7 record, best in Clemson history, teamed *Mike Milchin Baseball Gold United States 1988 with Mary Joe Fernandez to win the women's Mitzi Kremer Swimming Bronze United States 1988 doubles competition at Barcelona. Mark McKoy Track Gold Canada 1992 McKoy, a former Clemson sprinter who was Gigi Fernandez Tennis Gold United States 1992 the ACC champion in the 1980 110 hurdles, "Denotes Demonstration Sport claimed a gold medal for Canada when he won the 110-meter high hurdles. McKoy helped frustrating Olympic experience, as he was bumped Clemson to its first ACC outdoor track champion- Cuban mother, now lives in Miami. from the U.S. gold medal-winning 4x1 00-meter ship in 1980. "Two girls born on different islands get the relay squad by track legend . The tennis victory by "Team Fernandez" was gold for America," said Mary Joe's mother, Siliva. Trapp, who finished seventh in the 1 00 meters one of the Olympic's most appealing stories. The "This is what makes America." and fifth in the 200 meters in the Olympic Trials, pair, unrelated and inexperienced as doubles McKoy was one of six former or current earned a spot on the team specifically for the partners, defeated Spain's Arantxa Sanchez Clemson track athletes who participated in the relay team. Lewis, who placed a disappointing Vicario and Conchita Martinez 7-5, 2-6, 6-2 in the Olympics. His time of 1 3. 1 2 that led to the Gold sixth in the 1 00 meters at the trials, had originally battle for the gold. Medal was the first Olympic Track Gold Medal for announced his intentions to compete only in the Gigi, 28, earlier this year claimed doubles Canada since 1932. At age 30, he became the

long jump. But when an i nj u ry sidelined Mark titles at Wimbledon and the French Open. She oldest athlete ever to win the Gold Medal in the Weatherspooninthe 100-metersemifinals, Lewis also has a couple of US Open Doubles Champi- 110 hurdles. Other Olympians with ties stepped in to compete for the relay team. Trapp onships in her resume and is ranked in the top 1 Clemson included had been scheduled as the first relay substitute. in the world in doubles and in the top 25 in the sprinter James Trapp, a on the "When Carl (Lewis) got over there, he wanted world in singles. Clemson football team and Miler Terrance to run," said Trapp. "You've got to respect the "This is more thrilling than winning Wimbledon," Herrington, who represented the United States; man who really built track and field. He's always she said. "Playing for your country, playing in sprinter Michael Green and hurdler Anthony Knight, competed for Jamaica; and sprinter anchored a great relay, so you have to let him front of the atmosphere was special. It is some- who Gail Prescod, who represented the Carribean have his due. When his time is up. he'll step thing I will remember the rest of my life. I'm very down." happy for Puerto Rico and I'm very happy for the island of St. Vincent. With Lewis running the anchor leg, the Ameri- United States." Herrington competed for Clemson between can team won the Gold Medal in world record Fernandez became the first athlete with 1985 and 1989 and was an All-American three time. Ironically, had Trapp competed during any Clemson ties to win an Olympic Gold Medal for times outdoors and once indoors. He was a of of the preliminary rounds of the 4x100 relay, he the United States in a non-demonstration sport. member Clemson's National Championship would have received a gold medal. But as an Former Tiger pitcher Mike Milchin, now at the 4X800 meter relay team at the 1989 NCAA In- unused backup, he came home only with bitter- AAA level for the St Louis Cardinals, was a door Championships. sweet memories. member of the Gold Medal US Olympic Baseball Also competing was former Clemson tennis player Owen Casey, who represented Ireland, "I respect coach (Mel) Rosen's decision over Team in 1988, but it was a demonstration sport there," Trapp said. "The decisions that were that year. who is a three-time Davis Cup participant and a player for Tigers. lettered made were basically respectable A native of Puerto Rico. Gigi now resides in former AII-ACC the He

decisions. ...When I left the Trials, I for Kriese's 1 1 990. had an under- Aspen, CO. Mary Joe, who was born in the Chuck team between 989 and standing that (Lewis) might want to run the relay, Dominican Republic to a Spanish father and a Trapp had what might have been the most and when he came over and showed he was in

top form again, hey, more power to him, It's all about respect." Once the decision was made to run Lewis in the relay, Trapp returned home to prepare for the beginning of preseason football drills at Clemson With a solid season and his obvious pure gift of speed, he could be an NFL draft selection in 1993. Several other Clemson athletes competed in the US Olympic Trials in New Orleans, but failed

to make the US team. The list included Wesley Russell in the 400 meters, Kim Graham in the 200 meters. Angel Fleetwood in the 400 meters, and Angela Dolby in the shot.

Clemson 1992 Olympic Competitors Name Sport Country Gigi Fernandez Tennis United States Owen Casey Tennis Ireland Mark McKoy Track Canada Michael Green Track Jamaica Anthony Knight Track Jamaica Gail Prescod Track St. Vincent James Trapp Track United States Gigi Fernandez (at right) celebrates winning the Olympic Gold Medal in women's doubles. She Terrance Herrington Track United States became the first athlete with Clemson ties to win a Gold Medal for the United States.

'92 Sft( lemson I ootball 77 Today's Band Program

As Clemson fans pay tribute to ence watching on ESPN. Tiger Band IPTAY, Tiger Band salutes another will open the show with a performance

classic. ..classical music, that is. The of "Pictures at an Exhibition," featuring

band will open tonight's festivities with the Tiger Tuba section. Following will a traditional pregame performance. In- be a performance of "Hall of the Moun-

cluded in the pregame show are rendi- tain King," also featuring the tubas, as tions "God Bless America", followed by well as the Tiger twirlers. Tonight's the Clemson University Alma Mater and finale promises to be a "goosebumpy" the "Star-Spangled Banner". Also dur- one, as the band strikes up "The 1812 ing the pregame show, Tiger Band will Overture". During the performance of

take the field in the traditional spelling the closing number, a fireworks display of "Tigers" with Alan M. and Eva will be provided, choreographed to the Johnstone of Orangeburg, SC dotting music.

the "i". Mr. Johnstone is charter mem- Tiger Band will exit the field in the ber of IPTAY. traditional spelling of CLEMSON play- As the Tigers assemble at the top of ing "The Song that shakes the

the Hill, Tiger Band will play "Sock it to Southland. ..TIGER RAG!" 'Em," and as the cannon sounds, "Tiger Rag" will burst forth, as the players run

down the hill into a packed nighttime

crowd in Death Valley.

Tonight's halftime show is packed with classical music favorites and ex- citementforthe Death Valley audience, Tiger Band will be a part of the special night- as well as our national television audi- time pageantry at Death Valley for the Florida State game. You Make The Call

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'92 78 }jp Clemson I ootball Special Recognition

John D Hopkins Jr Wilbur O Powers $5000 FIKE Scholarship Anderson SC Florence SC Coach Frank Howard Mr & Mrs Julian H Price Life Donors Clemson SC Florence SC Dr & Mrs Stuart Clarkson Jr David P Riggins Donna Merck Jones Mrs Lena A Sloan Dr & Mrs Larry S Bowman Charlotte NC Clearwater FL Clemson SC Seneca SC D Harding Stowe & Thomas F Kicklighter Jr Mrs Davis O Smith Defender Industries Richard H Stowe Charleston SC Columbia SC Columbia SC Belmont NC Mr & Mrs W A Lawton Mr & Mrs John R Smith Tom & Lib Lynch W Greg Terry Estill SC Anderson SC Clemson SC Conover NC William H Mathis Scott Steele In Memory of Jack R Miller by Atlanta GA Lilburn GA Philip & Celeste Prince Mr & Mrs Frank J McGee R Allen Stevens Pawleys Island SC Seneca SC Greenville SC Donors Gene & Bob Merritt J Chris Swift Easley SC Columbia SC Mr & Mrs James H Acker C V Marchbanks Jr Greenville SC Clemson SC Tom S Millford John D Tice Clemson SC Dalton GA Dorothy S Boulware Peeler's Dairy Clemson SC Gaffney SC C Heyward Morgan Mr & Mrs Eugene P Willimon Greenville SC Clemson SC Dr & Mrs Stuart Clarkson Jr & William L Polhemus Dr & Mrs Larry S Bowman Eufaula AL Mrs George G Poole Jr Mr & Mrs Charles R Wood Seneca SC Mullins SC Highlands NC In Memory of Jack R Miller by Donald & Margaret Pratt J W Burnett III Philip & Celeste Prince Greenville SC Pawleys Island SC Wilsonville AL D Ray Cash D P Riggins & Associates Inc Donors Simpsonville SC Charlotte NC Mr & Mrs Harold E Addis T C Atkinson Jr Defender Industries D Harding Stowe & Wyomissing PA Marion SC Columbia SC Richard H Stowe Belmont NC Sydney E Tindall Mr & Mrs Mark S Avent Mr & Mrs Lenard J Flynn Hixson TN Bennettsville SC Anderson SC W Greg Terry Conover NC Marion D Aldridge/Ted Godfrey/ Joy K Ayers William E Howiler Jr Marty Kearse/Cooper Thompson Greenville SC Fayetteville NC Chris Tollison Columbia SC Easley SC Dr Julius W Babb III Ernest S Knighton Gene Bayne Allen Orangeburg SC Edenton NC Marshall E Walker Greenville SC Richard W Bailey Rock Hill SC Tom & Lib Lynch Herbert R Allen Simpsonville SC Clemson SC Charleston SC David R Baird Scott Allen Charleston SC Gaffney SC $2000 IPTAY Scholarship Bob & Jerry Baker George & Nancy Alley Anderson SC Life Donors Irmo SC Andrew P Ballard Mr & Mrs Harold E Addis Bill Folk Jr Memorial Am-Can Transport Service Inc Greenville SC Wyomissing PA Austin TX Anderson SC Dr W Ronald Barrett Mr & Mrs Mark S Avent John R Fulp Jr American Blueprint Gaffney SC Bennettsville SC Anderson SC Columbia SC Mr & Mrs Lewie L Bates Jr Dora G & Clyde Bigbee Jimmy K Gerrald American Cyanamid Company Greenville SC Greenville SC El Paso TX Wayne NJ Mr & Mrs Harry G Batson

George J Bishop III Grant's Textiles Inc American Federal Bank FSB Greenville SC Myrtle Beach SC Spartanburg SC Greenville SC Clarence B Bauknight Jr CRS Sirrine Francois David Gray Memorial A D Amick Memorial Greenville SC Greenville SC Lexington SC Batesburg SC Bay Brokerage Co Inc Mr & Mrs Ray O'Brian Carter Jack T Hardin William R Apperson Taylors SC Chapin Greenville SC Mount Pleasant SC SC Rick L Beasley Mrs Ralph E Cooper Mr & Mrs Joe F Hayes ARA Services Inc Darlington SC Columbia SC Greenville SC Atlanta GA Earle J Bedenbaugh David T Craig George Barbara & Cathy Hill Architectural Systems Inc Prosperity SC Blackville Wilson NC Chuck Hawkins SC Belks-Northwood Mall Irmo SC Dr & Mrs Charles F Crews John R Hines Charleston SC Columbia SC Orlando FL Ashmore Brothers Kitty & Heyward Bellamy Greer SC Jerry E Dempsey The Hopkins Family Charlotte NC IL Betty John Jane & Agnew T C Atkinson III & Friend Oak Brook Mr and Mrs Ronald E Bennett Anderson SC Marion SC Dr B R Ewing Hickory NC Anderson SC

'92 79 qgV lemson 1 ootball John Faye Berry Carolina Eastern Inc CRS Sirrine #2 Fairfax Dimension Co Inc Ward SC Charleston SC Greenville SC Fairfax SC

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 Greer Sumter SC Columbia SC 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 ConnerA/V 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 W Frank Durham Jr 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 SC Charlotte NC Jack & Jean Burch Design Collaborative Inc Greenwood SC Glenn Myra Jennifer & Ebe Cox Eddie & Sandra Edwards Jr Columbia SC Pawleys Island SC Hickory NC Michael Butler George A Goulston Co Honea Path SC David T Craig Electric City Printing Monroe NC Blackville SC Anderson SC Harry F Byers 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 Lexington Robert L Carlson & F Crews Westminster SC SC Columbia Charlotte NC SC

80 jj£ Clemson Football '92 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 Gaffney SC Edisto Island SC Clemson SC SC C Heyward Morgan Greenwood Packing Plant Dr William P Hood Jr Linda Long Travel Spartanburg SC Greenwood SC Dothan AL Greenville SC Morgan Investments Inc Thomas P Grimball Jr The Hopkins Family Mr& Mrs V F Linder Jr Greenville SC Anderson SC Betty John Jane & Agnew Columbia SC Anderson SC John D Morgan Grover Industries Inc "In Memory of Elbert L Bailes" Roanoke VA Grover NC John & Carol Hopkins West Union SC Anderson SC George "Mick" Morris John E Hamilton Dale Malphrus M Greenville Jacksonville FL Coach Frank Howard Ridgeland SC 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 Greenville SC SC The Harper Corporation Albert Dial McAlister Berlin G Myers Lumber Corp Greenville SC Dick Hendley-IH Services Inc #2 Laurens SC Summerville SC Greenville 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 Parsipoany 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 SC Dr Jim Hellams 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 Clearwater FL SC Landrum H Henderson Jr D C McKinney Orderest Inc Jackson MS In Memory of Mr & Mrs Ralph Skyland NC Jones/Morgan Jones Greenville 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 W Leon Holley "We Will Keep the Tiger Spirit Greenville SC Mr & Mrs Lee F Lemere Iva SC Alive" Easley Plowden Const Co Inc SC Prosperity SC Lewis & Eva Holmes Sumter SC Jimmy R Lester Trenton SC High Point NC

'92 I lemson I ootball 8 Pnucor—R D "Bob" Benson James Satterfield Thompson Industrial Service Franclif Company Charlotte NC West Union SC Sumter SC Aiken SC

Poe Corp S M Sauls/Frank Lowe Thrift Bros Const Co Wehadkee Yarns Greenville SC Birmingham AL Seneca SC West Point GA

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 ill 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 James B Stephens SC 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 Asheville NC Anderson SC 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

'92 82 2e* Clemson I ootball Mr& Mrs Neb Cline Jr W Lewis Madden Memorial G G Thomas Sr & Jr Mr & Mrs Bob Y Weathers Greenville SC Greenville SC J L Neely Greenville SC Rock Hill SC Collins Music Co Mr & Mrs Cephus W Long James C Williams Jr Greenville SC Florence SC Sam & Brigham Thomas Norway SC Knoxville TN J C & Nancy Cook Ronald J McCoy Larry L Wolfe Clemson SC Greenville SC Rogers S Walker MD Lancaster SC Lancaster SC W Gary Cooper Deana & John McEntire Allen K Wood Jr Mauldin SC Mt Pleasant SC Mr& Mrs John A Walter Clemson SC Simpsonville SC Howard M Corbett Thurmon W McLamb Dr Freddie Zink Pendleton SC Little River SC Mr & Mrs Kermit M Watson Piedmont SC Dalton GA Carlyle Poole James D Miller Wagener SC Greenville SC Mr & Mrs Joe B Maffett Chattanooga TN Mr& Mrs R Jack Dill Jr Dr Lloyd Miller Greenville SC Florence SC Donors Dr & Mrs William E Dukes Terri L & Mark W Miller Charles W Busbee Sr Clemson SC Spartanburg SC Abbeville Graniteville SC John Pat Brown Mr & Mrs Doug Kingsmore Paul M Dunnavant Jr Thomas K Norris Abbeville SC Mike Kingsmore Orangeburg SC Taylors SC Graniteville Allen T Collins SC Robert E Dye John F Palmer Abbeville SC Danny W Brown Easley SC Greenville SC Mr & Mrs Wm C Dupre Jackson SC Tony Elzoghbi Steve Parent (Taylors SC) Abbeville SC "A Tiger" Jackson Simpsonville SC D R Parent (Raleigh NC) Mr & Mrs James B Jones Jr SC Abbeville SC Joel C Brissey Sr Edwin W Evans Carolyn Steve Pearce & North Augusta SC Taylors SC Simpsonville SC Mrs T C Milford Abbeville SC Frank T Gibbs Benjamin M Evatt Mr Mrs Henry Perkins III North Augusta & H Charles L Powell SC Greenville SC Gastonia NC Abbeville SC W S Hentz North Augusta Bob A Galiano Jr Pickens Dental Health Assoc Don H & Gail R Rowell SC Sumter SC Don Marler/Dan Hinton Abbeville SC John Jester North Augusta Pickens, SC Leland Scott SC John L Garavaglia III S Abbeville SC Mr & Mrs Marion Jones Jr Chesterfield MO C Evans Putman North Augusta Rufus C Sherard SC Joanni Garrett Greenville SC Tom & Calhoun Falls SC Warren E Kenrick Greenville SC Mr & Mrs Mark S Richardson Aiken North Augusta SC Charlotte NC Tommie Sharpe Garrison/Clark/Garrison William R Alexander Mr & Mrs North Augusta Clemson SC D H Roberts Aiken SC SC Greenwood SC Ben G Watson A J Gaughf Richard L Boyleston North Augusta SC Sumter SC Carl R Rogers Aiken SC Dr Gamewell Watson Fair Play SC Jan Carl and Tripp Bryan W Karl M Guest North Augusta Aiken SC SC Florence SC Gil Rushton Mrs John Jr Clark/Hamrick Mr & Lee Wood Easley SC North Augusta George B Hilton Aiken SC SC Concord ND E T (Tom) Salisbury Kevin T Counts Mr & Mrs George L Webb Summerville Salley SC Mr & Mrs T Caroll Holcombe SC Aiken SC Carrol H Warner Anderson SC John Harold Sease Danny & Jan Epting Wagener SC Prosperity Aiken SC Daniel E Hunt SC Hines Hamilton Allendale Easley SC Sam E Sheriff Elbert Aiken SC E A Stevenson Easley SC J Thomas Hunter Jr Allendale SC Steve W & Christina W Holt Marion SC Mr & Mrs Oliver I Snapp Jr Aiken SC W B Yarborough Houston TX Allendale Dan & Libby Jones Jack D Hutto SC Greenville SC Southeastern Electrical Aiken SC F M Young Co Inc Distributors Inc Fairfax SC Dr Sidney E Kirkley Arthur Leroy Jones Greenville Aiken SC Anderson Hendersonville NC SC Charles & Martha Spence C Dean & Judith K Keaton R A All & W Frank Eskridge Mr & Mrs Sandy Kirkus Aiken Anderson Greenville SC SC SC Greenville SC John H McAlhaney Jr (Jackie) Walter G Azelkas Lawrence V Starkey Jr Mrs Ernest Eugene Leslie Aiken SC Anderson SC Atlanta GA George & Anna Leslie A H Peters Jr Baychem Clemson SC William B Sturgis Aiken SC Anderson SC Greenville SC Sam & Harriet Ligon Mr & Mrs F A Townsend Jr Mr & Mrs Ronnie L Brock Mrs F A Townsend Anderson SC Greenville SC Mrs C R Swearingen Jr Aiken SC Smithfield NC Marvin Buffington & Sons John E Lunn Miss Kimberly C Waters Anderson SC Florence SC J R Swetenburg Jr Aiken SC John O Burkett Clinton SC Thomas C Lynch III H O Weeks Sr Anderson SC Aiken Clemson SC Robert A Taylor Jr SC Ron & B J Burnss Simpsonville SC Buddy & Linda Whitlaw Anderson SC Aiken SC

Clemson Football '92 Pine Lake Club RJMM Corp Billy E Brown Calhoun Mr & Mrs Jerry P Gazes The C & S National Bank Anderson SC Pelzer SC Mount Pleasant SC Anderson SC S H Houck & Son Mr & Mrs Norman W Powell Larry & Vicki Burgess Cameron SC F Gregorie & Son Inc Carolina Beer Co Inc Anderson SC Pelzer SC Mount Pleasant SC Anderson SC Henry Tecklenburg Ramseur Oil Co Inc Mr & Mrs George Veres St Matthews SC For Kyle M Hickman by David Nathan W Childs Anderson SC Pelzer SC Lauren Charlie and Dee Anne Anderson SC Charleston Melvin E Barnette Mount Pleasant SC Pete J & Jim Stathakis John Jr & Peter and Anne Cook Jr Q Adams Anderson SC Pendleton SC Mr & Mrs R S McCants III Anderson SC John Q Adams III Mount Pleasant SC In Memory of Fraz J Lawrence Cartee Charleston SC R Carol Cook Anderson SC Pendleton SC Deana L & John McEntire Anderson SC Dr Calvert C Alpert Mount Pleasant SC In Memory of Henry H Carter Howard M Corbett Charleston SC William OCorderJr Anderson SC Carlyle Poole John H Price Jr Anderson SC D L Aydlette Jr Pendleton SC Mount Pleasant SC Dr Donald C Roberts & Charleston SC Mr & Mrs Del Cowhard Dr Joseph C Yarbrough Jr Westinghouse Benjamin L Scott Anderson SC Mary Bailey Anderson SC Pendleton SC Charleston SC Mount Pleasant SC R Doug Cromer Mark S Roberts Chesley Louis Milam E M Seabrook Jr Anderson SC Furman R Cullum Anderson SC Sandy Springs SC Charleston SC E M Seabrook III Cromer Food Services Inc & Lewis E Seabrook Greg L Shore Doug's Speed Shop Anderson SC James W Dorn Mount Pleasant SC Anderson SC Wilhamston SC Charleston SC Richard W Edgeworth Drs J & K C Shuler Skateland USA Harry Major Anderson SC Phil R Floyd Mount Pleasant SC Anderson SC Williamston SC Charleston SC Dr & Mrs EP Ellis Jr Sidney WStubbs Jr Dr Kenneth W Smith Mr & Mrs George E Marion Anderson SC C Roger Jennings—DBA Mount Pleasant SC Anderson SC Williamston SC Charleston SC Financial Planning Asso Inc Tom B Young T Barney Smith Agency Inc Bamberg Kennerty Anderson SC William C N Charleston SC Anderson SC Dr F Marion Dwight Charleston SC J Tom Forrester Cherokee A Fred Stringer Jr DVM Bamberg SC Anderson Mr and Mrs Tom B Laroche SC Blanton Anderson SC Norman Kirkland Charleston SC Bob Frank Distributing Co Blacksburg SC Charles "Bud" Tabor Bamberg SC Anderson Barrett S Lawrimore SC Mr & Mrs Wayne Jones/ Anderson SC Henry C Morris Jr Charleston SC Dewey Freeman Leslie & Pamela Wayne R Thompson OlarSC Anderson SC Frank E Lucas Blacksburg SC Anderson SC Barnwell Charleston SC Green T Services Inc Mr & Mrs Louis V Caggiano Jr J D Thrasher Inc Anderson SC David W Hanshew Rear Admiral Joseph B McDevitt Gaffney SC Anderson SC Barnwell SC Charleston SC Frank E Hall R S Campbell Jr Mr & Mrs Philip E Williams Anderson SC Kathryn C Lemon Mead's Tree Service Inc Gaffney SC Anderson SC Barnwell SC Charleston SC Dr James A Henderson Cherokee Masonry Inc Harry M Wilson Anderson SC Barnett Lee Mazursky Reba A Monts Gaffney SC Anderson SC Barnwell SC Charleston SC Mr & Mrs Richard Herbert Gary E Clary Windsor Associates Anderson SC Thomas Warren Weeks Norman Nagel Gaffney SC Anderson SC Barnwell SC Charleston SC Mr & Mrs T Carroll Holcombe David D Curry Kenneth S Wohlford Anderson SC Jimmy F Morris J T Richards MD Gaffney SC Anderson SC Blackville SC Charleston SC Shirley Huitt & Sons Inc Fashion Engravers Inc Samuel & Judy Ashley Anderson SC Mr and Mrs Robert Carr Jeffrey D Singletary Gaffney SC Belton SC Williston SC Charleston SC Alvin H Hunsinger Mr & Mrs John M Hamrick Jr Belton Industries Anderson SC In Memory of Faye Sorrell Dr & Mrs J R Stout Gaffney SC Belton SC Williston SC Charleston SC Dr Chase P Hunter B R Kernels Belton Metal Co Anderson SC Beaufort Van Noy^Tommy/Ned Thornhill Gaffney SC Belton SC Charleston SC Mr & Mrs Hugh N Isbell Stratton A Demosthenes N E Moorhead R A Ferguson Jr Anderson SC Beaufort SC Robert M Turner Gaffney SC Belton SC Charleston SC Wallace Jones T R Garrett Danny W Stacy Goodman Conveyor Co Anderson SC Beaufort SC Bob & Jeannette Weldon Gaffney SC Belton SC Charleston SC Dr & Mrs William R Karpik Charles and Virginia Dean James S Thomas Mr & Mrs D Michael Greer Anderson SC Bluffton SC AY WillardJr Gaffney SC Belton SC Charleston SC Max B King Memorial James Arthur Buck Chester Andy & Lori Jarman Anderson SC Hilton Head Island SC Stanley Yarborough Belton SC Charleston SC Willis Crain King Oil Co John Lindsay Crook Chester SC Mike Allison Aundrea & Hilton Head Island SC G P Lachicotte Anderson SC George R Fleming Amy Johnson Edisto Island SC Berkley Mr & Mrs Gordon L Lawton Belton SC Chester SC Troy L Jennings Anderson SC Bruce E Whitlock S WGough J K Meeks Isle of Palms SC Bonneau SC Mr & Mrs Charles D Lindley Belton SC Chester SC Anderson Mrs S V Sottile SC James F Bennett Jr William P (Dub) Johnson Gregory E Tysl Isle of Palms SC Goose Creek SC T L Mack Belton SC Johnson-Laura Mae Inc Franklin R Welch Memorial Anderson SC Blanton Insurance Agency Chester SC Jane C Ridgeway Isle of Palms SC Goose Creek SC Hershel M & Barry H Maddox Honea Path SC Mike & Denise Lawson Phil & Mary Bradley Anderson SC Jim & Jen Williamson & Family Chester SC Betty B Vaughn & Ken Black Johns Island SC Goose Creek SC Michael A McGee Honea Path SC T L Peek Anthony M Brown Anderson SC H Denise Boyd Chester SC Betty B Vaughn & Ken Black Johns Island SC Moncks Corner SC Marty L Moore Honea Path SC "A Tiger from Chester" Russell Jordan Anderson SC Dr Peter E Myers IV Chester SC Joseph T & Marion E Burdette Johns Island SC Moncks Corner SC Owens Corning Fiberglas Corp Iva SC John A Seidenstricker Charles & Jean Bates Resins & Coatings Div M W Umphlett Memorial by: Chester SC Roger H Davis Mount Pleasant SC Anderson SC Calhoun W Umphlett Iva SC Robert M Stevenson Piedmont Honda Moncks Corner SC James E Boswell Chester SC Anderson SC Mount Pleasant SC

Football ' 92 84 fjfer Clemson 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 & Chuck Bell Saint George SC Mr & Mrs Cephus W Long Dr Jim M Alexander Great Falls SC Florence Greenville Michael J Snyder SC SC John G Creech Greenville Chesterfield Saint George SC John E Lunn A Clark Allen SC Florence Greenville Burnie W Ballard Mr & Mrs Joey N Westbury SC SC Glen G Daves MD Greenville SC Pageland SC Saint George SC Dr Lloyd Miller American Equipment Co Inc #2 Palmetto Health Assoc Greenville Davis Electrical Constructors Dr Billy Blakeney Mr & Mrs David Coleman SC Florence SC Greenville SC Pageland SC Summerville SC Milton C Antonakos "In Memory of V K Hines" Greenville Gordon S Davis Clarendon Daniel C Gilmour Jr SC Florence SC Greenville SC Summerville SC Mr & Mrs Jack L Atkinson G H Furse Jr Manning SC John F Murphree DrsTW& WE Phillips Greenville SC Randal M Davis Summerville Florence SC Greenville SC Steve C Gamble SC David W Balentine Ira S Rainwater III Greenville Mr Mrs Jack Dill Jr Sardinia SC E T (Tom) Salisbury SC & R Florence SC Greenville SC Colleton Summerville SC Ball Unimark Plastics "A Friend" Greenville Grace Doss Salisbury Brick Inc SC Norma Dr & Mrs J Frank Biggers Summerville Florence SC Greenville SC Walterboro SC SC James H Barnes Jr Dr & Mrs John M Thomason Greenville SC Clyde Dove Wm Edward Twilley Jr G 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 SC John P Batson Jr 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 Johnston SC King Farms—Joe W King/ Greenville SC J Travis Elmore Darlington Mark H King Greenville SC Mr & Mrs J Frank Black Mr & Mrs Lewis F Holmes III Hubert C Baker DDS Johnsonville SC Johnston SC Greenville SC Charles H English Darlington SC James King Greenville W James A Boling SC Terry & Vickie Timmerman Johnsonville William M Boyce SC Greenville Erwon Penland Inc Johnston SC SC Darlington SC Palmetto Health Associates Greenville SC B K Bolt Fairfield Johnsonville Daniel L Pearman SC Greenville SC David & Linda Estes Darlington SC A H McMeekin Jr William G Moorer Bob Bond Greenville SC Monticello SC Lake City SC Dale Windham Greenville SC Thomas L Farthing Darlington SC J K Coleman Dr William L Coleman Greenville SC Bonitz Contracting Co Inc Winnsboro SC Pamplico T James Bell Jr MD SC Greenville SC Fluor Daniel Hartsville SC Forest E Hughes Jr Georgetown Ben Greenville SC Winnsboro SC Boren 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 Greenville SC Dan E Bruce SC Harry McDonald Kevin Barth M M Rick Howell Greenville SC Joel W Gray III Hartsville SC Florence SC Andrews Greenville SC SC Charles A Bryan Jr Bill Reaves John E Blankenship Jr Dugger R Rimmer Greenville SC C L Greene Hartsville SC Florence SC Andrews SC Wallace H Burgess Greenville 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 SC Mr & Mrs Richard L Baird Lane Craven & David T Chapman Willie R Hudson Society Hill SC Malcolm H Craven Garden City Beach Pavilion Greenville SC Greenville SC Florence SC Dillon Murrells Inlet 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 J M Davidson Charles F Carmichael & Arthur H Lachicotte Jr Greenville SC Greenville SC Florence SC Pawleys Island Savings Inc SC Mr & Mrs Neb ClineJr 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

^^Clemson Footba ll '92 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 Pridmore 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 Dan & Libby Jones Sunland Distribution Inc Julia K Welch & John Kay Jr SC 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 John Peden Inc Greenville W J Jordan Jr W Co 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 Nick Charles E & Gayle M Key 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 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 Timothy H Long W Gary Cooper Simpsonville 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 D B 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 Wallace Moon by Carolina Belting Co Johnson Small Greer SC Piedmont SC Taylors SC Greenville SC Greenville SC David A Bowers Steve Bryant/Phillip Bryant Thomas Moore Edwin W Evans 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 Henry Holseber SC 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 Alton F Painter SC 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 jfe 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 Elgin SC 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 MulhnsSC Taylors SC William F Phillips Lancaster SC Gaston SC Marlboro Ware Shoals Kenneth L Stasney SC John William Green Steven Epps Sr Douglas Jennings Jr Taylors SC Mrs Harry A Turner Gilbert SC Lancaster SC Bennettsville SC Ware Shoals SC Air Products & Chemicals Inc Kim & Debbie Johnson Oscar S Porter III McCormick Travelers Rest SC OlinT Wells Lancaster SC Gilbert SC Ware Shoals SC T C & Helena W Faulkner Jr Dr William Evins W Carlton Thompson Mr & Mrs Everette Kneece McCormick SC Travelers Rest SC Hampton Lancaster SC Gilbert SC Newberry C C Hice Winston A Lawton Jr Ken Lib Chris Doug and Howard N Rawl Robert & Fern Bickley Travelers Rest SC Estill SC Leigh Varnadore Gilbert SC Little Mountain SC Hitec Chemical Inc Harry L Foy Jr Lancaster SC Mr & Mrs Ronald Timms Denning Travelers Rest SC Hampton SC Randy Vaughn Gilbert SC Jimmy Little Mountain SC Lancaster SC George I Theisen Horry Roy William Copelan Jr Bedenbaugh Travelers Rest SC Rogers S Walker MD Irmo SC J S J Roger Hammond Newberry SC R Bruce White/Joseph E Harper Don R Reece Lancaster SC Mr & Mrs James S Gustin George Robert Hawkins Sr Travelers Rest SC Conway SC M G Williams Irmo SC Newberry SC Edward & Crystal Wilhoit Barry Anthony Lancaster SC Robert Opsahl William F McCrary Travelers Rest SC demons Memorial Larry L Wolfe Irmo SC Horry Co Newberry SC Michael E Zeager Lancaster SC Jackie T Warren Green Sea SC Pitts Travelers Rest SC Laurens Leesville SC Harold L Thurmon W McLamb Newberry SC Greenwood Jerry Butler C J Carter/T E Garrison III/ Little River SC Terry C Shaver Clinton SC E E Rhoden/L S Tompkins H Keith Anderson Newberry Davis Heniford Jr Lexington SC SC Greenwood SC Dana T Cleland Loris SC Mrs D H Caughman Billye L West Joseph Dean Bagwell Clinton SC Jimmy Benton Lexington SC Newberry SC Greenwood SC Mr and Mrs Mark Lawson Myrtle Beach SC E M Caughman John Harold Sease Mr and Mrs Danny Brothers Clinton SC Don Cameron Lexington SC Prosperity SC Greenwood SC Mrs Clarence W Senn & Myrtle Beach SC Bret J Harris^" Brown/ Harry S Young Mr & Mrs James Corley Dick M Vaughan Jr A Dargan Joel Carter/ Whitmire SC Greenwood SC S Clinton SC Myrtle Beach SC Mark Molyneaux Oconee Mr & Mrs George L Crout J R Swetenburg Jr Drew Lexington SC Greenwood SC Richard S Clinton SC Carl R Rogers Myrtle Beach SC William A Murphy Fair Play SC Dr N C Wessinger Environmental Properties Lexington SC Greenwood SC John P "Pat" Gore Clinton SC Arthur E Nowell Jr Myrtle Beach SC Dr & Mrs D W Newton Jr Richland SC American-Metric Corporation W E Gilbert & Associates Inc Humphries Lexington SC Greenwood SC John L Eurotec Division Mrs James H Abrams Myrtle Beach SC Laurens SC Norman Reece Salem SC James A & Linda Joseph Lexington SC Donald A Quattlebaum Ellis Ivey Greenwood SC Mike D Hellams Memorial M & Mary Ann Myrtle Beach SC Laurens SC Donald E Stroup Salem SC Dr H B Kinard III Lexington SC Greenwood SC Mr & Mrs Robert Sansbury Palmetto Spinning Corp #1 Dale Van Winkle Myrtle Beach SC Laurens SC James Edward Wingard Salem SC Sarah H Lucas Lexington SC Samuel Robert Spann Jr Robert Adams Greenwood SC Walter S Ramage C Myrtle Beach SC Laurens SC J F Wyse Seneca SC Dearyl Luck-A Douglas Rhodes Columbia SC James H Witten Roy D Adams Memorial Greenwood SC A Courtney Cobb Myrtle Beach SC Waterloo SC Nevon F Jeffcoat Seneca SC Mr & Mrs Bill Madden Swansea SC Mr & Mrs David Nobles Lee Ralph Alexander Inc Mr & Mrs David Williams Janice Nobles BLK Building Company Inc Seneca SC Greenwood SC Green Deschamps II N Myrtle Beach SC West Columbia SC Bishopville Dr Frank A Axson David T McGill SC Pat & Marths Nobles Capitol City Housing Seneca SC Greenwood SC W G Deschamps Jr N Myrtle Beach SC West Columbia SC Bishopville SC W A Gaines Jr Jimmy L McWhorter Kershaw Paul & Nancy Hodges Seneca SC Greenwood SC J B Pate Jr MD West Columbia SC Alvin L Geddings Bishopville SC Mr & Mrs Robert L Hanson Carl & Peggy Patterson Camden SC Warren Craig Jumper Seneca SC Greenwood SC Lexington West Columbia SC William R Heatley Jr Melvm and Opal S Hipps Rudy & Deborah F Powell George M Shealy Camden SC Frank & Maxine Moore Seneca SC 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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. 1 Akron Oct. 17 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 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. 17 Florida State Oct. 17 Western Carolina Oct. 10 Clemson

Oct. 24 at North Carolina Oct. 24 at Marshall Oct. 1 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

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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. 10 at Vanderbilt Oct. 17 at Clemson Oct. 3 at Georgia Tech Oct. 17 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. 10 Georgia Tech Oct. 17 Mississippi State

Oct. 17 Virginia Oct. 1 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 Clemson Nov. 21 at Clemson

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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, 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, David Klingler, 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: 11, David Klingler, Houston vs. E. Washington, 1990 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, 1965 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, Golden Richards, BYU vs. North Texas State, 1971 167, Don Kelley vs. Maryland, 1970

Most Kickoff Returns: 1 1 , Trevor Cobb, Rice vs. Houston, 1 989 7, John Shields vs. Alabama, 1969

Most Kickoff Ret Yds: 241 , Jeff Blitz, Harvard vs. Princeton, 1 952 174, Dave Thomas vs. Georgia Tech, 1972 Most Interceptions: 5, by many (Last: Dan Rebsch, Miami (OH) vs. W. Michigan, 1972) 3, Kit Jackson vs. Wake Forest, 1965 Interception Ret Yds: 182, by Ashley Lee, Virginia Tech vs. Vanderbilt, 1983 102, Don Kelley vs. Duke, 1970

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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 for training 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 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 The S3 million Academic Learning Center, Vickery Hall, is among the first in the nation devoted computers around campus.) entirely to the athletic-academic advising program.

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

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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 designed to better prepare the program 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

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By Sanford Rogers morning of the game. "The real success of the

Mike Eppley saw it as a quarterback compe- project hinged on whether the students would tition. Mark Wilson saw it as an unprecedented show at 7:00 AM the morning of the game. We

demonstration of student involvement. Mary- had over 3,000 students signed up, but I didn't land saw it as an unusual way to celebrate an know if a Clemson Friday night would keep some

Official ACC title. Boyd Bird just saw balloons. people from making it."

These are just some of the consequences of Wilson still remembers what happened next.

the 1 983 Clemson-Maryland Game, which would "Len Gough (Now Associate AD at Clemson) , Bill have to be considered as one of the greatest Dill and I were waiting at the bottom of the hill by performances ever by a Tiger team in Death the stadium at about 6:30 AM. There was hardly Valley. Not only did Clemson thrash the Terps anyone there. But just like clockwork there were

52-27, but a world record for a balloon release hordes of students coming down the hill by 6:45 was set with 363,729 balloons being sent into the AM. It was just an unbelievable sight." clear November sky. Current Defensive Line Coach Les Herrin, The Tigers, who were ineligible for the league who was on the Clemson staff in 1983 remem- crown that season, were out to prove who had bers the game with fond memories. "I think that the best team in the Atlantic Coast Conference. our team was ready to play that week," recalled Maryland, on the other hand, came into the Herrin. "That team wanted to earn the respect contest as leading in the "official" ACC standings, that it deserved. We knew that Maryland would and seemed destined for a certain bowl bid to the end up as the official ACC Champion, but our Florida Citrus Bowl. team was determined to show everyone who had "Maryland came into the game with the atti- the best team in the Atlantic Coast Conference." tude that they were the best team in the league," Herrin feels that the balloons had an effect on the said then Clemson Quarterback Mike Eppley contest. "Anything that gets the crowd excited is (now a color commentator for Clemson football good for the student-athlete. An athlete will play Eppley threw three TD passes and led games). "We were determined to show them that on the emotion of the crowd. That game was a Clemson to 544 yards in total offense. we did have the best team in the league, bar perfect example of what crowd involvement can none." Eppley had extra motivation for the do." contest. "Boomer Esiason (now the starting Herrin still remembers the moment when the signal caller with the ) was balloons were sent airborne. "I was already in the starting quarterback for Maryland. Everyone pressbox when the team came down the hill. knows just what kind of player he still is. For me When those balloons went up it looked like an Game Summary it was important to show that I could compete on orange eclipse. For a couple of seconds you Maryland 7 6 14 - 27 that same level." wondered where the sky was." Clemson 14 14 14 10 - 52 Eppley did more than just show he was able The effects of the game were far reaching. CU- Flowers 64 pass from Eppley (Paulling kick) to compete on that level, he excelled. The The Tigers moved up four spots in the national CU- Dunn 13 pass from Eppley (Paulling kick)

Charlotte, NC native had one of his best days as rankings to 13th, while Maryland dropped from UM- Hill 1 1 pass from Esiason (Atkinson kick) a Clemson quarterback, with an 11-16 passing the 1 1th spot in the country all the way to 20th. CU- Mack 6 run (Paulling kick) performance, with three touchdown passes and Maryland, who had plans before the game of CU- Mack 1 run (Paulling kick) no interceptions. No Tiger signal caller has being in Florida for the holidays, had to settle for CU- Roulhac 7 pass from Eppley (Paulling kick) thrown three TD's in a game since. Eppley put a trip to the Sun Bowl. CU- Driver 14 run (Paulling kick)

Clemson on the board early in the first quarter as Wilson still has fond memories of the contest. UM- Esiason 14 run (Run failed)

Kenny Flowers scampered 64 yards with a screen "It was an amazing experience. I still wonder how UM- Esiason 1 run (Atkinson kick) pass. The game continued with the same script we were able to pull it off. But the thing I CU- Paulling 33 FG as Clemson jumped out to a 28-7 halftime lead. remember most is how all the students worked CU- Mack 42 run (Paulling kick)

A 1 4-yard run by Stacey Drivergave Clemson together to achieve the goal." UM- Knight 4 pass from Reich (Atkinson kick) a 42-7 lead in the third quarter, and the crowd This point was best illustrated the following began to shout "bring on Nebraska." the nation's year. Wilson was in a local fast-food restaurant UM CU number-one team at the time. After the contest when a Clemson student and her father saw a First Downs 23 30

Esiason called it, "the worst loss of his career, picture of the balloons being released. The girl Rushes/Yards 25-75 68-350 including little league" (he hadn't suffered that turned to her father and said, "Look what I was a Passing Yardage 299 194 Super Bowl loss just yet!). "Give that Clemson part of, we did that." Total Plays 68 85 team credit," said Esiason. "They were the better "That is what we were trying to achieve," said Total Turnovers 3 1 team just dominating us in every phase of the Wilson. "When I heard the girl telling her father yards/play 5.5 6.4 game." what she was a part of, it made my day. Coming Passes 24-43-1 11-17-1 The balloon release, appropriately named into the project we were hoping for student sup- Punts 6-36.5 4-42.3

"Rising Above", proved to be tougher to pull off port. I still feel proud of accomplishing that goal." Fumbles/Lost 2-2 1-0 than the victory over the Terps. Under the Perhaps the most interesting consequence of Penalties/Yards 7-96 9-72 direction of then Student Boay President Mark the game came from Maxton, NC. Boyd Bird, Wilson, the balloon release took months of plan- who is some 300 miles from Clemson, found Individual Rushing (Att-Yds) ning. "We had originally planned to just send up remnants of the celebration. About four hours CU-Mack (30-186). B. Williams (17-74) 75,000 or so at the Georgia game." recalled after the balloons had been released Boyd found UM-Joyner (13-38). Badanjek (5-17) Wilson. "But then we decided to go for the world several of them in his back yard.

record. Bill McLellan (former Clemson AD) and "We also had reports of balloons landing in Individual Passing (Comp-Att-lnt-Yds-TD)

Joe Turner (former Executive Secretary of I PTAY) Laurinburg, NC," said former Sports Information CU-Eppley (11-16-0-194-3) had the students in charge of the project go Director Bob Bradley. "That whole next week we UM-Esiason (17-33-1-227-1) through a simulation at the stadium just to see if got calls from all over the Carolinas. That was we were serious about the project. They must one of the most memorable spectacles I have Individual Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD-Long) have been pleased with what they saw, as they seen at Clemson." CU-Flowers (1-64-1-64), Dunn (4-45-1-13)

gave us the go ahead." It was truly a memorable Saturday for the UM-Hill (4-83-1-38). Davis 6-96-0-22) As we know now they passed the test. The players, student body, fans and coaches, one project was set into motion with student groups that certainly contributed to the mystique of Death being recruited to help with expansion of the Valley. helium filled balloons. Wilson remembered the

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V The only 10-time All-American in Clemson history, he won

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\ Has won more ACC Championships than any Tiger in history, he has won 12 conference titles, six in individual events and six as a member of a relay squad.

\ The 1 992 NCAA Indoor Champion in the 200 meters, he set a new Clemson record with a time of 20.66 at the national meet in Indianapolis, IN.

V Also a 1 992 indoor All-American in the 55 meters, he finished fourth in that event at the NCAA Championships. V A 1992 outdoor All-American in the 100 and 200 meters, he

finished third in the 1 00 meters at 1 0.25 and fourth in the 200 meters at 20.49. v Clocked in at 1 0. 1 4 in the semifinals of the 1 00 meters at the

1 992 NCAA outdoor meet, that mark ties for the ACC record (non-wind aided).

\ A member of the United States Olympic team that travelled to Barcelona for the 1992 games, he was an alternate on the 4x100 meter relay.

V 1 992 Olympic Trial Qualifier in both the 1 00 and 200 meters.

\ Set the Clemson indoor and outdoor records in the 200

meters in 1 992 with a 20. 1 7 clocking outdoors at the Olympic Trials and the 20.66 at the NCAA indoor meet. Also the number-two performer in Clemson history in the 100 meters at 10.03 (wind-aided) and the 55 meters at 6.16, he posted both of those marks in 1992 also.

\ Also holds the Clemson records with the 4x100 meter relay

at 39. 1 4 and with the 4x400 meter relay at 3:05.09, that mark was set at the 1992 ACC outdoor meet. V Has been named the MVP of two Atlantic Coast Conference

Championships, the 1 990 and 1 992 outdoor meets. To earn

the honor in 1 992, he won the 1 00 and 200 meters, anchored Trapp has won the MVP Award at two of the last three ACC the winning 4x1 00 meter relay and ran the second-leg on the outdoor track meets and is a 10-time All-American. champion 4x400 meter squad. In Football V Has been a member of three top 20 Clemson football teams. V A member of three top 20 teams last year, football, indoor and V Slated to be a starting cornerback in 1 992. outdoor track. V Has played in 29 games in his career and has 50 total tackles

V Missed five games in 1992 due to a hip injury, he was in for

1 47 snaps for the season, 92 of those snaps were in the last four games of the season. V Had the top performance of his career against Duke in the Coca Cola Bowl in Tokyo, Japan, when he had five tackles in only 30 plays, and pressured the Blue Devil quarterback three times, forcing incomplete passes on each occasion.

YEAR-BY-YEAR TRACK ACCOMPLISHMENTS

All-American ACC Champion Year Event Place Mark Event Mark 1990 100m 5th 10.23 100m 10.12 *55m 5th 6.20 200m 20.61 4x1 00m 40.19 4x400m 3:08.02 *200m 21.03 *Mile Rel. 3:11.38 1991 4x1 00m 2nd 39.24 4x1 00m 39.14 100m 4th 10.05 *55m 6.22 *55m 5th 6.21 1992 100m 3rd 10.25 100m 10.27 200m 4th 20.49 200m 20.48 4x100m 6th 39.25 4x1 00m 39.96 *200m 1st 20.66 4x400m 3:05.09

Trapp is slated to be a starter in Clemson's secondary this year. *55m 4th 6.22 He has already been a letterman on three Top 20 Tiger teams. 'Denotes indoor track honors.

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Tigers in the Pros

history. by Tim Bourret The 1977 and 1978 teams laid the Pardee. In 1 981 , was named the head

groundwork for the 1 5 years of success Clemson coach, and Bostic's career took a turn for the

'

1 "Be prepared for the opportunity has had. When we beat Ohio State in the Gator best. But, it was not an immediate rise to promi-

That is an axiom of life that has served Jeff Bowl ( 1 978) it gave Clemson national credibility. nence.

Bostic well for many years. "When I came to Clemson the capacity of the "I looked and saw this guy (Bostic) wasn't

For years he has been told he wasn't good stadium was about 43,000. When I left they had dressed out," recalls Gibbs, who has guided the enough to make it, yet, every time he has proven drawn up the plans to make it 84,000. I feel like Redskins to four Super Bowls, including three the experts wrong. Why? He has been prepared, I was a part of that growth and it is something that championships. "I asked someone, Who is that?', even when most athletes would have given up, or makes me feel proud. Clemson used to be happy and I was told, 'Oh, that's our deep snapper. 6-5 9-2. pursued a different direction. with a season, now they expect Our That's all he does is snap.' I said, 'Gosh, we can't Jeff Bostic might be the only football player in group changed how people looked at Clemson keep a guy around here who just does that. history to make the NFL's Pro Bowl after not football." We've got to get rid of him. We've got to find being drafted out of college, or receiving a Divi- Bostic was the leader of 's first somebody who can play and deep snap.' sion I scholarship offer to a major university team. The 1979 club posted an 8-3 regular "We put him in there to play in the first pre- during his senior year of high school. season record, which led to a Peach Bowl berth. season game and we haven't gotten him out of

As a 190-pound offensive lineman his senior Clemson had lost a lot of great players off the 1 978 there since." year at Smith High School in Greensboro, NC, team (seven senior offensive starters went on to "When Joe came in everyone became equal," Bostic was not considered a "Blue Chip" recruit. start in the NFL) and Clemson football could have said Bostic.

He was just Joe Bostic's little brother. Joe was at returned to mediocrity. But, Bostic's leadership "Be prepared for the opportunity!"

Clemson, a starter for the Tigers as a freshman, kept Clemson in the top 20 most of the season. Now in his 13th year in the NFL, Bostic is a and a key member of one of Clemson's greatest Bostic certainly had hopes of following his charter member of "The Hogs", the most famous recruiting classes ever. (Joe went on to become brother's footsteps into the NFL. But, he played offensive line in NFL history. Bostic and Joe a two-time All-American at Clemson and had a his senior year at guard at about 235 pounds. Pro Jacoby are the only remaining members of the 10-year NFL career with the Cardinals.) scouts thought he was too light, and thus, he was original group that took Washington to the Super

Jeff was planning on attending Fork Union not among the over 300 players drafted in May of Bowl title in 1 982. In 1 983 Bostic played in the Military Academy, where he hoped to mature 1980. Pro Bowl and has been a starter every year but physically and earn a scholarship the next year. He signed as a free agent with the Philadel- 1 984, when he sustained a knee injury that forced

But that all changed one day in mid-August when phia Eagles, but was cut. The Washington him to miss most of the season. He has played one of the 1976 signees decided Clemson was Redskins picked him up because they needed a in four Super Bowls and owns three Super Bowl not the right spot. snapper, a talent he performed to perfection his Championship rings.

"When someone quit and the scholarship three years in the Clemson lineup. That is all he "You just can't describe the thrill you feel play-

opened up, I got a call from Clemson," said did in the 1980 season in Washington under Jack ing in a Super Bowl. Whether it is your first,

Bostic. "Practice had already been second or third Super Bowl, it does not

underway for about a week. I regis- matter. The feeling is still there. Know- tered, picked up my books, went to ing 1 50 million people from all over the class and then to practice all in the world are watching. And, then to

same day. I still remember how tired I win. ...to feel you are the best in the was that night. Two-a-days were easy world. It is just the best feeling you can compared to that day." have."

"Be prepared for the opportu- It has been a storybook career for

nity!" Bostic, but he still finds time to follow Bostic didn't see any action as a Clemson. "Living in the Washington,

freshman, but he became a starter in DC area, it is easy to follow Clemson. 1977. He missed just one start over the We get the Jefferson Pilot Network up

1 977, 1 978 and 1 979 seasons. As a here so I watch the Clemson games

center and guard throughout his ca- whenever I can. We usually don't meet reer he was one of the reasons Clemson until 5:00 PM on Saturdays so we usu- football made a resurgence. All three ally have time to watch plenty of col-

of those teams appeared in bowl games lege football." and won at least eight contests. He Bostic follows Clemson in particular

was an AII-ACC performer in 1979 and the college game in general and when he helped Clemson to wins over he has a message for young players Georgia, North Carolina and Notre today. "Less than a tenth of a percent Dame. of the college football players in all the

"It was a great four years at divisions make it in the NFL. Your

Clemson, it was the most enjoyable education is very important. Football

time of my life," recalls Bostic. "I made can end so quickly with an injury, but so many friends during that time, people once you get your degree they can't

it I I am still close to today. take away from you. have been

"It was an exciting time at Clemson fortunate in that I have not had that

because we had not been to a bowl many injuries, but I have seen so many game in so long (18 years) before the players who have had a career cut

1977 season. When we went to Geor- short. If you make it in the pros and you

gia and won (7-6) we knew it was going have a degree, you've got it made." to be a unique season. "Be Prepared for the Opportu- "That 1978 team (11-1) might be nity!" Bostic has gone from a 190-pound high school senior to Pro the most talented team in Clemson Bowl participant and three-time Super Bowl champion.

'92 1 1 The Last Word

by Bob Bradley morning at the club, "is seeing some ole guard or conference was no different from most of the rest. tackle or halfback become a lawyer, or a doctor, When this question was posed to Howard he

(Ed—Here is the second installment of or a successful businessman and a good citizen. was ready and replied: "Three years ago when I memorable Frank Howard stories provided It's worth more than a hundred touchdowns. And didn't recruit any good halfbacks."

by Clemson Sports Information Director that's the truth, if I ever told it." Emeritas Bob Bradley). One Monday morning while downing their ### coffee, members of the group framed up on Howard has had his run-ins with law enforce- Howard again concerning the pro games of the In 1990 and 1991 several major conferences ment officers down through the years, but now day before where several ex-ACC players had re-aligned themselves by taking in one or more

drinks coffee with many of them of all ranks at the had decent days, but former Clemson players teams, hoping it would be of mutual benefit to Clemson Holiday Inn. Some refertothis group as were not mentioned prominently. both the school and conference. And many "The-First-Liar-Ain't Gotta-Chance-Club." "Yeah, but my players are going to be making thousands of words, both pro and con, were But one day back when he was coaching a lot more in the long run than those pro players," written and spoken on these changes.

Howard was returning from Greenville to the Howard boasted. "I got boys out there who are Howard said that he didn't know why there Clemson campus. At that particular time one had presidents, engineers, college professors, diplo- was so much ado being made about the Atlantic first then Liberty, next to Conference expanding to nine to travel to Easley, to mats, college presidents, and believe it or not, I Coast teams by Norris and on to Central before finally arriving in even have four or five who are preachers." admitting Florida State.

Clemson. About that time, as luck would have it, one of "I advocated adding two teams to the confer- Norris had a one-man police force and there's his ex-players who became a preacher walked ence around 1 960," he said when the ACC raised no telling how many Clemson students, staff into the Holiday Inn dining room. the college board score to 800 (and all the other members and professors had been flagged by "Rev. (Joe) Bowen, come over here for a leagues did not have a minimum), "and priced this one person. One could never guess what his minute, please sir," Howard said reverently. ourselves right out of the bowl picture." routine was, but from town limit sign to town limit "Rev. Bowen, did you ever play football for One of the conference officials asked me why

sign, it was best to travel about 34 MPH. me,?" he was asked by Howard. did I want a conference with 1 teams?' I told him

On this particular day Howard wasn't paying "Why yes, " Bowen answered without batting then we could just play each other and nobody much attention to his speedometer and was an eye. would know just how no good we really were."

pulled by this Norris policeman. "I heard the Lord's name used a lot more on When the conference was thinking about put- Figuring only eight miles from home, ting restrictions on football scholarships, Howard he was the practice field than I ever did in the seminary." Howard struck up a conversation geared to where sent them this message:

he would not be given a ticket. But it seemed that ### "If you're gonna kill the game, also do this: the more Howard talked, the more the policeman "Pool all gate receipts. wrote. Finally, Howard said: "I'm the head The hiring of Frank Howard and the subse- "Pay all coaches the same, win, lose or draw, football coach over here at Clemson." And the quent agreement between Clemson and the coach and "Rotate the coaches among fhe conference

officer replied: "Yeah, I know. And I'm the head was unique story in itself. schools every four years, like the Methodists do catcher here at Norris." Howard's name was placed in nomination by their ministers." Professor S.R. "Slim" Rhodes at an athletic coun-

### cil meeting that had been scheduled to hire a ### replacement for Jess Neely, who had left for Rice. Howard has always been ready to talk about Howard, who was seated in the back of the room, In 1977 Howard entered the Anderson Me- his players, whether they were still in uniform, or supposedly waiting to be interviewed as a candi- morial Hospital to have a few tests run "because

were already out in life on their own. He got date, seconded his own nomination. The other I haven't been feeling too well lately" he ex-

ragged quite a bit by his Coffee Club members for council members took it from there and voted for plained. The next day the Clemson baseball not having as many pro players as some of his Howard as Clemson's 17th head football coach. team left for Omaha to play in the College World counterparts. Howard received a four-year contract, which series.

it gall "The most satisfaction I have," he said one he ultimately misplaced a few years later on a As turned out, Howard had to have his

business trip. It was the only contract he received bladder removed. He said the thing exploded during his 30 years at Clemson. Every year after and they had to pick it out with a pair of tweezers. that his acceptance to an offer to continue as During this ordeal, his blood pressure went al- coach was formalized by a handshake. most to zero, and only the quick action of a Clemson (graduate) male nurse pulled him

### through, although it was touch and go for several days.

Howard was (and still is) quick on the trigger After the crisis was over and he was taken out with an an answer when asked a question. One of intensive care, the Clemson sports information in year (1 963) when the touring sportswriters came director, who was Omaha with the baseball sent the to the Clemson campus on their annual visit, it so team, went down to Western Union and happens that Clemson was looking for a punter to following telegram to Howard: "The Clemson replace Eddie Werntz, who had had a fabulous baseball team, by a vote of ten to nine, wishes career with the Tigers. you a speedy recovery." The late Earle Hellen, working at the Greens- After the basebell team returned from the boro (NC) Record at the time, asked: "Coach, CWS, Howard tried to find out who the "nine so- who's gonna do the kicking this year?" and-sos were who voted against me." Without batting an eye, Howard retorted: "The Howard told his son Jimmy after coming alumni." through all of the complications that he thought But Howard was probably at his best after a he had died. defeat. Jimmy asked, "Did you see Jesus?" and

Clemson played Duke in Durham in 1 960 and Howard said, "No" the Blue Devils had a pair of good runners in Joel Jimmy then asked his dad, "Did you see the

Arrington and Mark Leggett, and they had a fairly devil?' and Howard said, "No, but I must have

decent day as the Tigers lost, 21-6. been in hell because I saw (former Wake Forest One question which generally comes in a Coach) Peahead Walker." Howard seconded his own nomination as post-game interview with the coach is, "What was ### Clemson head coach in 1940. the turning point in the game?" And this press

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