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Ho.eoff.ce Comfiaiiy Box 3978 • Greenville, S. C. 29608 Area 803 242-5262 Clemson vs. Maryland November 16, 1985 Memorial Stadium 73 Golden Knights Today's Features N For the last three years there has been some type of wild spectacle at a selected
5 The Berlin Wall November home game. Two years ago it Steve Berlin was in the process of break- was the balloons, last year it was the flash i ing some records in this his final season. cards. In 1985 it is the Golden Knights But, two weeks ago an injury on the first Parachute team. Jeff Rhodes tells us about play of the Wake Forest game ended his the aerial display we will see today. Clemson career prematurely. Tim Bourret tells us what he meant to the Clemson 77 Senior Spotlights team this year and his prospects for play- For many Clemson seniors this is a special ing football in the future. day. They are playing their final game in Death Valley in an attempt to bring Clem- 7 Mother-of-the-Year son another ACC title. Tim Match reviews Each year Tiger Brotherhood honors a the careers of some Clemson seniors on woman who has meant a lot to the Clem- page 77. son community. This year's recipient is Ms.
Anne P. Collins. Maria Farry discusses her 79 This Day in Tiger Football involvement with Clemson. The Tigers have had many significant vic- tories on the gridiron on November 16. 50 When CBS Comes to Town Sam Blackman takes us back and reviews If you turn on a college football game on some of the more colorful games. CBS for that three hour broadcast you are missing many of the behind-the-scenes activities. Producers, directors and techni- 107 Football Evolution cians start preparing for a national broad- If you look closely in the Clemson press cast in July. Jill Mixon takes us behind the guide you will find a new section called all- scenes with the CBS people who really time starting lineups. Take a close look at run the show. the sizes of some of the players in the 1920s and compare them with the William 61 University Feature Perrys of today. Sam Blackman docu- ments the changes in players' sizes. Last week the Strom Thurmond Institute was opened on the Clemson campus. It is a significant accomplishment for this Uni- 1 1 2 The Last Word versity and for all Clemson graduates. Bob Bradley's last word for the 1985 sea-
Margaret Lamb gives us a tour of this new son discusses the Maryland series. It has Clemson landmark. been a challenging one for the Tigers. The Departments Players and Coaches 107
Athletic Director 11 Alphabetical Roster, Clemson 54 The Clemson Football Program is Produced by the Athletic Staff 29 Alphabetical Roster, Opponent 59 Clemson Football Program Committee: Band Program 109 Assistant Coaches 16 Cheerleaders 36 Danny Ford 15 Chairman: Len Gough Coaches, All-Sporls 23 Graduate Asst. Coaches 40 Editor: Tim Bourret Emergency Information 30 Lineups. Starting 56 Asst. Editor: Kassie Kessinger Fall Sports Schedule 79 Meet the Tigers 33 Advertising Director: Ann Smith Future Schedules 24 Numerical Roster, Clemson 56 Special Thanks to Bob Bradley, Jill Mixon, Sam Black- IPTAY 31 Numerical Roster, Opponent £ man, David Webb, Maria Farry, Tim Match, Barry I PTAY Officers 80 Opponent Players 74 Tomlinson and Margaret Pridgeon for Managers 76 Strength Coaches 65 their help ;n the preparation of this program Radio Network Stations 44 Tiger Rookies 40 Stadium Information 43 Statistics 3 Printing: State Printing Co. of Columbia, SC The Last Word 112 Today s Game 2 Trainers 78 Cover Photo: by Jim Moriarty. Tiger Life 96 Other photos by the Clemson Communications Center, Jim Tigers in the Crowd Ill On the Cover Lance McKinney. Bob Waldrop. Rob Biggerstaff. University Officials 19 Senior tackle Steve Berlin was on a record pace until Monarty. Tom Shockley and Bruce Hagen University Page 8 his injury two weeks ago. He is still an All-Star canadi- University President 9 date for this year Poster by Rob Biggerstaff.
1 EvetTthing always seems to come down are similar to a 7-10 split in bowling. has been a top if not the top game of
to the Maryland game. That's the way it Just in case you are interested: If Clem- interest in the ACC for the last few years, has been for Clemson football over the son beats Maryland, North Carolina beats as five of the last seven ACC champs have last seven seasons, or since Danny Ford Virginia and Wake Forest beats Georgia come from this game.
has been the head coach. If you look back Tech this afternoon, (and that last one is a In 1978 the two teams were undefeated
over the years the contest with the Terps big if) the Tigers could become ACC champs in league play and a Gator Bowl bid was
has usually been the make or break game. by the end of the month if Duke beats on the line. Clemson won a thrilling 28-24 Once again that is the situation this after- North Carolina and Virginia wins at Mary- contest is which Steve Fuller hit Jerry nnon as Maryland and Clemson tangle on land in the remaining two conference games. Butler on a 87-yard score and Dwight CBS-TV with bowl bids and conference The scenario for a tie for the conference Clark on a 62-yard strike. Steve Atkins had title implications on the line. championship is a little simpler. All that has a 98-yard run from scrimmage to key No, we don't have a situation like we to happen there is for Clemson to beat Maryland's offense, but the Tigers held on had in 1978 when the victor was in a Maryland, Wake Forest to beat Georgia and advanced to the Gator Bowl, finishing winner-take-all situation regarding the ACC Tech and Virginia to win at Maryland. Then with a 17-15 win over Ohio State and an title. But, it is important for both teams. Clemson would be tied with either Virginia 11-1 record.
Clemson still has a mathematical chance or North Carolina. Maryland won the confrontation in 1979 to win the ACC title, but the first thing the The best thing to do is view today's and 1980, but N.C. State and North Caro- Tigers must do is beat Maryland in its last game in Memorial Stadium, watch TV and lina won the ACC titles those seasons,
conference game. Then, the pins have to we will let you know if Clemson is going to respectively. The 1981 season was a golden fall in Clemson's favor, but the chances win the ACC or not. Maryland vs. Clemson campaign indeed for the Tigers and Clem- son clinched the ACC title with a 21-7 triumph over Maryland. Homer Jordan had the fourth best total offense figure in Clem- son history (312 yards) in the game as the Tigers scored all of their points in the first half. Clemson clinched a share of the ACC title in 1982 with a 24-22 victory in high winds at Maryland, a contest that was also televised by CBS. Clemson took a 24-7 lead behind the running of Cliff Austin,
Chuck McSwain and Kevin Mack, all play- ers who have gone on to pro football. But, Boomer Esiason, the leading passer in the American Football Conference these days, brought Maryland back to 24-22. With just one more opportunity, Billy Davis, playing his only play for the entire game, inter- cepted an Esiason pass in the final minute and the Tigers ran out the clock. Maryland clinched the official confer- ence championship at Clemson in 1983,
but they did not do it with a victory over the Tigers. A North Carolina loss up the road gave the Terps the title the same day they lost at Clemson, 52-27. What has now become known as the "Balloon Game" was a landmark day for the Tigers in 1983 as the resounding victory moved Clemson into the top 10 in the AP poll. Kevin Mack raced for 186 yards in his last home game as Clemson held a 42-7 lead in the third period. Last year, the Terps had the revenge factor on their side for the game in Balti- more's Memorial Stadium. The Terps ran for 406 yards on the ground and had 577 yards in total offense against the Tigers. Clemson actually led 23-17 in the third period, but the Terps scored the last 24
'.^S^^ -.<-... points of the game on the way to a 41-23 win and the championship. Kenny Flowers needs just 83 yards to reach the 2000 mark in his career. ACC
2 Today's game figures to be an interest- until he injured ligaments in a knee in the the free safety and cornerback slots, re- ing matchup of comparative strengths. Wake Forest game and was lost for the spectively. Johnson needs just five tackles Clemson has gained over 250 yards rush- year. He had 67 tackles and nine for losses today to break Terry Kinard's record for ing in each of the last five games and in the first seven games. Mesner leads the tackles in the secondary for one season, averaged over 270 yards rushing during Terps in sacks with 10 this year as the while Hall is second in the ACC in passes this time frame. Clemson has 15 rushing Terps lead the nation in that category with broken up with 10. touchdowns this year, 10 by Kenny Flow- 50. Mesner has 80 tackles for the season This marks the final home appearance ers. The Terps on the other hand have the and 14 tackles for minus yardage. for Clemson's senior class. This group of best rushing defense in the ACC and have In the secondary, both teams have a 13 seniors has done a fine job in terms of allowed just 2.6 yards per rush this sea- pair of outstanding defensive backs at the leadership of this very young Clemson
son. Miami of Florida scored two touch- safety and halfback positions. All four are team in 1985. The list of seniors in their downs on the ground last Saturday in a AII-ACC candidates for this season. The final game in Death Valley includes, Mark 29-22 Miami win, but those are the only Covington brothers have combined for over Vaughan (punter), Adubarie Otorubio (pla- two rushing touchdowns Maryland has 80 tackles this year in the secondary and cekicker), Kenny Danforth (safety), Eric yielded this year. have five interceptions between them. Keeta Dawson (linebacker), Mike Isaacs (safety), There will also be an interesting individ- Covington has four of those thefts from his Jeff Lytton (center), Andy Newell (punter), ual matchup of running backs this after- cornerback slot, while Al Covington leads Wes Mann (offensive tackle), Stacey Driver noon, two players of contrasting styles. the Maryland secondary in tackles with 60. (tailback). Steve Reese (guard), Steve Berlin Clemson's Flowers and Maryland's Rick They combined on an interception last (defensive tackle). Glen Brickley (center) Badan)ak have both scored exactly 10 week when a Miami pass hit Al in the and Eldridge Milton (linebacker). These
touchdowns this season to tie for the ACC helmet and Keeta caught it on the rebound. players have led Clemson to a 30-10-1 lead in touchdowns and to rank in a tie for A.J. Johnson and Delton Hall have com- record over the last four years, one of the second in scoring. Badanjak is a bull-dozer bined for over 140 tackles this season from finest records in Clemson history. who would rather run over people than dance out of their way. The all-star candi- 126 date has played in 45 consecutive games 1985 Clemson432 Stats 1985 Maryland Stats for Maryland and has scored 47 total (5-4 Overall, 4-2 ACC) (6-3 Overall, 4-0 ACC) 128 428 touchdowns. He has averaged 4.6 yards a 427 carry over his career and has over 2400 Rushing Att Yds Avg TD LG Rustling Att Yds Avg TD LG yards rushing. He has scored 27 touch- Flowers, TB-FB 152 796 5.2 10 52 Blount, RB 340 557 4,4 2 22
Driver, TB 594 4.6 1 29 Badanjek, FB 126 540 4.3 10 24 downs in his career from the one or two Flagler, TB 5210 232 4.3 2 47 Neal, RB 61 353 5.8 3 23 yardline. He led the ACC in scoring last T Johnson, FB 24 125 5.2 22 ScriberFB 39 167 4.3 16 season with 102 points. Rod Williams. QB 33 93 2.8 23 Holder, WR 2 38 19.0 33 Flowers is a slashing, darting runner CLEMSON 1921 4.5 15 52 MARYLAND 1661 3.9 16 33 who can run over people, but would prefer Opponents 1541 3.6 7 36 Opponents 884 2,6 2 23 to out-run them. The native of Daytona Beach, FL, needs just 83 yards today to Passing Att Cmp In! Yds Pet TD LG Passing Att Cmp Int Yds Pet TD LG ninth to become Clemson's running back Anderson 118 61 5 676 .517 2 46 Gelbaugh 251 129 13 1916 .514 11 62 first go over 2,000 yards in a career, the to Rod Williams 78 41 4 537 .526 1 51 Henning 1 .000 107 do it by the end of his junior season. CLEMSON 203 107 9 1330 .527 5 57 MARYLAND 252 129 13 1916 .512 11 62 Flowers needs just 655 yards to become Opponents 236 132 9 1502 .559 8 33 Opponents 285 159 13 1855 .558 10 50 Clemson's all-time leading rusher and he 18 132 still has another year to go. In 1 985 he has Receiving Rec Yds Avg TD LG Receiving Rec Yds Avg TD LG 796 yards and a 5.2 average with four 100- Roulhac, FLK 25 428 17,1 3 57 Abdur-Ra'oof, WR 30 571 19.0 4 42 Milling,WR 159 15.8 41 yard games. He needs just one more 100- Ray Williams, SE 326 18.1 1 51 19 301
Riggs.TE 16 174 10,9 1 43 Holder WR 15 292 19.5 3 42 yard game to tie the single season record Quick, FB 11 73 6.6 10 Badanjek, FB 15 151 10.0 25 of five held by Fred Cone, Cliff Austin and Flagler, TB 54 5.4 15 Edmunds. TE 13 162 12.5 1 38 Lester Brown. CLEMSON 1330 12.4 5 57 MARYLAND 129 1916 14.9 11 62 There is also an interesting comparison Opponents 1502 11.4 8 33 Opponents 1855 11.7 9 50 at the wide receiver position. Clemson's Terrance Roulhac had four catches for 100 Interceptions Int Yds Avg TD LG Interceptions Int Yds Avg TD LG yards last week and has now caught at Danforlh.SS 2 24 12.0 14 K. Covington. CB 4 49 12.3 34 is least one pass in 19 straight games. He Walls, LB 2 8 4.0 6 Faucette.LB 2 12 6.0 12
already seventh in career receptions and Woolford.CB 1 34 34.0 34 J.Brown.SAF 1 33 33.0 33
career reception yards, and third in touch- RaberNG 1 14 14.0 14 - MARYLAND 13 135 19.3 34 Azizuddin Milton. LB 1 0.0 down receptions at Clemson. Opponents 13 110 8.5 1 32 Abdur-Ra'oof sounds like he used to play CLEMSON 9 77 8.6 34 soccer at Clemson, but the Nigerian wide Opponents 9 70 7.8 24 receiver is one of the most consistent 1985 Results 1985 Results players on the Maryland team. "Ziz " has Date CU-Opp W-L Site Opponent Date MD-Opp W-L Site Opponent caught at least one pass in 21 straight S.I 4 20-17 W A Virginia Tech S. 7 16-20 L H PENN STATE games since joining Maryland as a red- S.21 13-20 L H GEORGIA S.I 4 31-13 W A Boston College shirted freshman and he is Maryland's top S.28 3-14 L H GEORGIA TECH S.21 28-0 W H WEST VIRGINIA this four catches receiver season. He had 0. 5 7-26 L A Kentucky S.28 0-20 L A Michigan for 123 yards against Vanderbilt last sea- 0.12 27-24 W H VIRGINIA 0. 5 31-17 W A N.C State son and four for 116 yards against Wake 0.19 21-9 W A Duke 19 26-3 W A Wake Forest Forest this year. 0.26 39-10 W H N.C. STATE 0.26 40-10 W H DUKE Defensively the top matchup figured to N. 2 26-10 W H WAKE FOREST N 2 28-10 W H NORTH CAROLINA be Maryland's Bruce Mesner and Clem- N. 9 20-21 L A North Carolina N 9 22-29 L A Miami N.I 6 MARYLAND, 2:30 PM N.I 6 at Clemson son's Steve Berlin. Berlin was leading the N.23 at South Carolina, 1:30 PM N.23 VIRGINIA ACC in tackles per game by down linemen
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By Tim Bourret
A classic idiom of sports states, "Rec- Then, Berlin's dream season came to a Clemson's Top Single Season Tackles ords are made to be broken." Followers of dramatic close on the first play of the Wake Per Game Leaders For Defensive Linemen Joe Dimaggio may think that is a fallacy, Forest game. Berlin's right knee buckled in Name Season Tackles Games T/G as his 56-game hitting streak is still alive, the moist sod in fyiemorial Stadium and he Mark Heniford 1977 114 12 9.5 and just think of the thousands of baseba'l fell to the ground in obvious, immediate •William Perry 1984 100 11 9.1 players who have a shot at the mark each pain. •Jim Stuckey 1979 106 12 8.8 Steve Berlin 1985 67 8 8.4 season. That record may be jinxed. "When I saw that I wanted to cry, " said "Steve Durham 1979 96 12 9.0 Some might believe a record in the Clemson defensive coordinator Tom Har- •Jonathan Brooks 1977 95 12 7.9 Clemson defensive annals is also jinxed, per. "Berlin has worked so hard and come •Jeff Bryant 1981 92 12 7.7 the record for tackles per game by a so far this season he certainly deserved a •James Robinson 1983 83 11 7.5 defensive lineman. Mark Heniford, a com- better fate that that. I can say with all Steve Berlin 1984 78 11 7.1 parative unknown to some of Clemson's honesty that after seven games in the •DanBenish 1981 67 12 5.6 defensive in I linemen recent years, owns season he was the best defensive tackle "Denotes played pro football, the record at 9.5 tackles per game during had ever coached.
the 1977 season (114 in 12 games). "Time and again this year he saved us. the sidelines. I was just glad to see him out
Since that 1977 season, no less than He created things that turned games around, there even if he was on crutches, because nine defensive linemen who have signed like at Duke when he forced a fumble." just having him around made me feel more pro contracts, including seven who have Clemson was young up front this sea- confident." played in the NFL, have failed to break the son, so Berlin, who was the youngster of Berlin does face an uphill battle if he mark. The list includes William Perry, the the defense on the 1981 national champi- wants to continue playing football, but he nation's most celebrated athlete these days, onship team, had become the veteran of can do it with hard work. And, there is a Jim Stuckey, who has two super bowl the line in 1985. "It was on my shoulders Clemson precedent in his favor according nngs, and Jeff Bryant, a star with the to show leadership this year because we to team orthopedic surgeon Dr Roland Seattle Seahawks of the NFL. were so young upfront," said Berlin, who Knight, who performed the surgery on Ber-
Through seven games this year it ap- will finish in the top 15 in Clemson history lin on November 4. " Steve had a serious peared Steve Berlin, Clemson's senior de- in total tackles (177). "I just took it upon knee injury involving ligament damage, but fensive tackle, was going to challenge myself to do the best I could this year and he can recover satisfactorily and play more
" Heniford's record. Ater the first seven con- show the others by example. football. He can still be a good player, but tests Berlin had 67 tackles, a 9.7 average, Obviously, he did a good job of that, just It will take a lot of hard work to do it. which exceeded Heniford's mark. He was ask Raymond Chavous, his backup most Overall it should be a nine month to a year playing consistent football and leading the of the year, who is now a sta-ler in light of recovery period before he can return to
Tiger defensive linemen in tackles day in Berlin s tragedy. " At halftime of the Wake maximum effectiveness. and day out. Forest game we asked him to come out to "He has an injury similar to the one Cliff Austin had in 1979. Cliff came back and had a very good career at Clemson (he set the single season rushing record in 1982) and IS now playing pro football with the
" Atlanta Falcons. For now Berlin must wear a cast for six weeks and watch his teammates from the
sideline, something that still will be valua- ble to the Tigers according to Chavous. He had the pro scouts watching him in recent weeks and he can bring them back with
" that hard work. I have had to work hard
before and I will have to do it again. I am
very disappointed because I was looking forward to playing a bowl and some all-
star games. For now I am going to work
" hard with Dr. Knight and on my studies. Steve Berlin s father is the head trainer for the Pittsburgh Steelers so he obviously will get some outstanding counseling at home as far as proper therapy is con- cerned. And, anyone who knows him and has followed his work habits believes that the day just might take place when his
father Ralph, is wrapping his own son's ankles and knees in Three River Stadium's home dressing room Steve Berlin was on a record pace prior to his injury against Wake Forest.
5 Where good people go for good food 4 Kefr-of-the-Yea -By Maria Farry
What is Tiger Brotherhood? Devoted, loyal, and caring are all words Richard W Anderson, are presently at- Today, the Brotherhood is a local,
that can be used to describe a mother. tending the University, while two other selective, honorary fraternity. It still em- Add to that a genuine concern for others, grandsons attended in the I970's. braces the same basic tenets as estab- community and church involvement, and a In 1944, the Collins family moved to lished by its founders, led by Professor
deep-seated love for Clemson University, Chester, SC, where Mrs. Collins is still John Logan Marshall, in 1929. Ena- and you have all the qualities that led Tiger quite active in community and church ac- mored with ritual, the Tiger Brotherhood Brotherhood to select Mrs. Anne Pickens tivities. She has been recognized as an promotes high standards of social and Collins as the 1985 Mother-of-the-Year. outstanding citizen in Chester for such ethical conduct, while recognizing in its A native of nearby Seneca. SC. Mrs. efforts as organizing the Chester Little members an earnest devotion to Clem- Collins was brought up in the beautiful Theater, the Children's Theater, and the son. coupled with the integrity of char- foothills surrounding Clemson. She was Arts Council of Chester County. In 1970. acter commensurate with the atypical the oldest of four children of Julius Fletcher she served as a representee to the Presi- Clemson Gentleman. Pickens and Ola Wilkinson Pickens. After dent's White House Conference on Aging, Tiger Brotherhood embodies an un- graduating with honors from Seneca High and she presently serves as a representa- equaled cross-sectional representation School. Mrs. Collins accepted a scholar- tive of Chester County to the Three Rivers of the Clemson community. Students, ship to Greenville Women s College, now Health System Agency, Inc. faculty and staff all work within the Furman University. Later, she attended the Last February, Mrs. Collins was pre- bonds of brotherhood to champion a University of South Carolina School of sented both the local and district "Service closer relationship. One for all and all Journalism. to Mankind' awards by the Chester Ser- for one. with Clemson its many tradi- On January 8. 1931. Mrs. Collins mar- toma Club and the Sertoma District. The tions and undying spirit as our central ried the late Joel Wyman Collins, who was award was in recognition of her many focus, today provides viable, flexible then a Clemson football player under for- services to the community, and in particu- and continuing forum for ideas and un- mer coach Josh Cody. He was a starting lar, her position as the Chester County ending service to Clemson. tackle by his sophomore year, and some Public Library Chairman of Trustees. She In addition to her civic efforts, Mrs. Col- of his teammates included General (coach) IS responsible for spear-heading the recent lins IS an active member of Bethel United Bob Jones and the late Hall of Fame coach drive to build a new county library. Mrs. Methodist Church, where she serves as "Goaf McMillan. Collins spoke to business and civic groups church historian, a Sunday school teacher, Joel Collins, however, was not Mrs. Col- in an effort to gam support for a $1 million and she is on the church's Official Board. lins' first connection with Clemson Univer- bond referendum. In addition, she made Mrs. Collins has even tested her skills sity. Her late brother, Norman D. Pickens, requests for private contributions and grants as a writer. In 1982, she published a book graduated from Clemson in the mid 1930's. in an attempt to alleviate some of the entitled History of Chester County. In the Since then, three of Mrs. Collins' six chil- responsibility of the local taxpayers. As a same year, she also co-authored Heritage dren have attended Clemson, and two of result, $300,000 was secured from the History of Chester County. her grandsons, George E. Anderson and donations. At present. Mrs. Collins stays quite busy with her various civic efforts. But in addi-
tion to those, she is President and Broker- in-Charge of Joe Collins Realty. Inc., which she and her husband founded together in 1954. Mr. Collins was a very early member of IPTAY. and Mrs. Collins has kept up his gold card membership since his death. Mrs. Collins has six children. The oldest, Joe Ann Collins Dickinson, is a graduate of Winthrop College as are two other daughters. Nancy Hines Collins Anderson and Margaret Kathleen Collins Boshamer. Dr. Andrew Pickens Collins is a 1957 grad- uate of Clemson and is a practicing ortho- dontist in Durham. NC. The other men of the family are Joel Wyman Collins, Jr., a 1965 Clemson graduate and a member of Tiger Brotherhood and Richard Wilkinson Collins.
It takes a very special lady to devote all of her time, effort, and love to her own children, as well as an entire community. Mrs. Ann Pickens Collins is just that type of lady, and Tiger Brotherhood proudly salutes her as Clemson s 1985 Mother of the Year. Victory Peal Symbolic of Clemson's Progress
If the Tigers win the game today, listen for the Victory Peal resounding over the cam- pus in celebration.
In June, the first six bells of a proposed 47-bell carillon were installed in Tillman Tower, where they chime the hour and play the Victory Peal, the first four notes of the Westminster Chime.
The peal, which will ring at graduation and other campus celebrations, is symbolic of the progress Clemson University has made in the past year. For example:
• Students, faculty and staff found a new
best friend with LUIS, a computerized li- brary system that allows them to check the status of library holdings from any- where on campus.
• After a successful fund raiser in Wash- ington, D.C., groundbreaking ceremonies from the Strom Thurmond Institute were
set for fall 1 985, with Vice President George Bush scheduled to attend.
• With the addition of two new micro- scopes, Clemson's $1 .6 million electron microscope lab became one of the best of
its kind in the country, allowing users to magnify images more than 300,000 times.
• In competition with 152 other college units from across the country, the Air Force ROTC detachment marched away
with the No. 1 ranking in the nation.
• Helene M. Riley became the first female department head at Clemson when she was named head of the department of languages.
• The South Carolina Agricultural Experi-
ment Station dedicated its new $4 million Pee Dee Research and Education Center near Florence, and construction began on the new $9.5 million chemistry building behind Sirrine Hall.
• Under a program approved by the state Commission on Higher Education, Clem- son became the only institution in the state to offer a Ph.D. in computer engineering.
• In May, the university conferred 1 ,492 degrees — including the first Ph.D. in for- estry — to the largest graduating class in Clemson's history.
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This has been a special year in the that downed Boston College in the dents in 1955 to more than 12,500 life of Walter Cox. Fifty years ago he 1940 Cotton Bowl. Cox earned three today, a span of years that includes enrolled at Clemson as a freshman letters in football and the team had a such milestones in the University's de- after graduating from Belton (SC) High 20-6-2 record during his career. velopment as the enrollment of women
School. It is fitting that in his golden In 1942 Cox was called into the and the peaceful desegregation of the jubilee academic year with the Univer- Armed Forces and served with the institution. Under his leadership the sity that he has become interim presi- rank of lieutenant in the Fiji Islands, programs and functions of the student dent of Clemson University. New Caledonia and Guadalcanal with affairs division have steadily ex- Cox has served Clemson over the the 147th infantry Regiment of the panded and improved to meet the last five decades in a number of ca- 37th Division. changing and increasing needs of this pacities on the academic side and the In 1950 Cox moved on to the other dynamic student body. athletic side of life, and Clemson has side of campus as he brought his Through the offices and depart- become a lot better place because of excellent administrative dexterity and ments of admissions and registration, his presence. Cox received his bach- knowledge to university administra- student life, student health services, elor of science degree in June of 1939, tion. Between 1950 and 1955 he served the University Union, housing, intra- then remained for another year to pur- as Director of Public Relations and murals, intercollegiate athletics, bands, sue graduate work. In February of Alumni Affairs and as an assistant to student financial aid, counseling and 1940 he began his association with the vice president. career services, university canteens, the University as a full-time employee In 1955 he moved up to the position and the bookstore, the student affairs as he became a line coach on Frank of Vice President for Student Affairs division that Cox has assembled per- Howard's first team. He held the as- and Dean of Students, a position he forms essential student services to sistant coaching position until 1950. had held the last 30 years until his support and complement Clemson's
During this period he also served as most recent appointment on July 2. academic mission. It provides stu- the head baseball coach and as ath- He has had a stellar career as Univer- dents with special opportunities for letic ticket manager. sity Vice President and has directed intellectual, moral, cultural, spiritual and Cox gained his knowledge on the many programs that have benefited physical growth. gridiron from Jess Neely and Frank the overall quality of life at Clemson The success of the comprehensive Howard, two Hall of Fame Head University. and progressive approach Cox took Coaches. Cox played on the Clemson During his three decades as Clem- as vice president for student affairs is varsity football team between 1937 son's first vice president for student evident in such services as the Coun- and 1939 and was an all-state selec- affairs and dean of students, Walter seling and Career Planning Center, tion in 1939. He was a member of Cox guided the campus through a which provides individual counseling Clemson's first bowl team, an eleven population explosion from 2,700 stu- and group programs on topics ranging from academic and personal concerns to time management and assertive- ness training; the University Union, through which students devise, pro- duce and participate in more than 800 varied activities each year; and Fike Recreation Center, a half-million-dol- lar complex of modern intramural sports and physical training facilities. Walter Cox has an illustrious and honored history at Clemson Univer- sity. He is one of only a handful of graduates to be selected to the Clem- son Athletic Hall of Fame and to also win the Clemson Medallion (1984) and the Distinguished Alumni Award (1963). He has truly run out of awards to win,
but he still has the motivation to climb more mountains as an active univer- sity president. After 50 years of serv- ing a university, most alumni retire to
private life. Not Walter Cox, he serves
Waiter Cox has served Clemson for 50 years. his university from the highest level.
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Few Athletic Directors in the country with vigor, he also coached the Clemson something I will be more involved in also. have moved up the ladder as fast as Bobby golf team between 1975 and 1983 During We have some of the best facilities in the
Robinson^ This past March the 39-year-old his time as the head coach Clemson won its nation and we want to continue to rank native of Columbia culminated a 12-year only ACC title in golf and three times the favorably in that area. " Robinson already steady progression up the administrative Tigers participated in the NCAA tourna- has formulated a 10-year plan for facilities steps to the position of Clemson Athletic ment. In 1983, his final season as the head as he has a keen interest in all sports at Director, He succeeded Bill IVIcLellan on coach, he guided Clemson to a number- Clemson. Changes in the soccer facility Friday. March 8, 1985. five national finish Clarence Rose was one and tennis facility are planned for the next Robinson came to Clemson in 1970. not of three All-Americans to play for the Tigers few years. in athletics, but in the housing office After during his tenure. Rose is now a successful All of these factors have allowed him to three years he moved across campus to member of the pro tour. come to grips with what is necessary to be a serve as an administrative assistant in the Thus, it IS easy to see why Bobby Robin- leader of a national program such as the athletic department. "I started at Clemson son IS most qualified for the position of ath- one at Clemson Our philosophy will al- in the housing office, but I came to Clemson letic director at Clemson University—he ways be the same. We re going to be as to work in athletics,' said Robinson No has done it all. He has been an administra- good as we can be and give our coaches
opening existed at the time so I had to wait tor at all levels, he has worked in other ar- and athletes the opportunity to compete until one opened up.' eas in the University, he has been a head and be successful. That is the primary goal After serving the athletic department in coach and he has handled the budgetary from an athletic point of view. every imaginable manner, he became aspects needed to run an 8.5 million dollar "From the University point of view, we business manager in 1975. Two years program. have to be as good as we can be, yet oper- later he was named assistant athletic direc- Robinson has done everything in the ate within the rules and be a force within tor and in 1980 he became associate AD Clemson athletic department, but he con- this University As long as we are within He held that title four years, but his respon- cedes there is a big change between as- the University structure, we do report to sibility moved to an area of strength in sociate athletic director and athletic direc- people and we are not different from regard to the football and basketball tor "I no longer can just look at what we anybody else—we can be a very positive programs in 1982. could do in a situation, it has changed to factor for this University. Our importance While serving his administrative duties what will we do'. The area of facilities is IS no bigger than that of the English or math department." Robinson has confidence in his staff, his athletes and the facilities at Clemson Uni- versity "We have a solid base in all areas and we are a very solvent athletic depart- ment. But. we need to get better, take
everything that we have and broaden it. We can't stand still. We will look ahead within the framework of the University and work to expand our horizons. We want to be as good as we can be and be a vital part of this University and represent the State of South Carolina in a positive manner Robinson was born in Columbia and at- tended A C Flora High School During his high school career he was a point guard for the basketball team and a third baseman in baseball. He also played a good bit of golf during his younger days and was a scratch golfer at one time. He did not play any high school sports as a senior because of a heat stroke suffered in the summer of 1963 He graduated from A C. Flora in 1964 and en- rolled at Furman, Robinson graduated from Furman with a B S degree in business and political sci-
ence in 1 968 He was a member of the var- sity golf team and was the president of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity chapter at Furman He worked in his family's real es- tate business for two years after receiving Bobby Robinson has served Clemson as a successful coach and administrator since 1970. his degree from Furman
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ebrated beginning to his head coaching career with that victory over the Woody Top Winningest Active Coaches Hayes coached Buckeyes, The nationally televised Clemson victory helped put the Name School Yrs. Won Lost Tied Pet. Tigers on the national football map and it 1 Barry Switzer Oklahoma 12 115 22 4 .830 began Clemson's climb to among the elite 2 Tom Osborne Nebraska 12 118 27 2 .808 3 Joe Paterno Penn State 19 176 43 2 .801 of college football. 4 Danny Ford Clemson 6 52 15 2 768 In 1981 Ford became the youngest coach Bo Schembechler Michigan 22 186 54 6 .768 in the history of the game to win the 1^ National Championship, At the age of 33, Ford surprised the college football world by taking the unranked Tigers to three Clemson football fans owe Auburn Clemson fans are certainly happy Ford wins over top 10 teams and a pertect 12-0 some favors Eacfi of tfie first four football entered the profession because he has record, Clemson handed Herschel Walker coachies in Clemson history came from Au- brought a solid program to among the finest the only regular-season loss of his Georgia burn, including Jofin Heisman, the Hall-of- in the nation Now in his seventh full season career, downed North Carolina in Chapel Fame Coach who laid the groundwork for at Clemson, his record of 52-15-2 (.768) is Hill in the only showdown of top 10 teams the Clemson football tradition in the early the fourth best winning percentage in in ACC history, then defeated former years of this century college football among active coaches champion Nebraska in the Orange Bowl, In contemporary times. Clemson fans In the last four seasons Clemson has a That obviously is the highmark of Ford's owe Auburn another favor, stemming from 37-6-2 ledger, the fourth best winning per- brief, but eventful career at Clemson as he a friendship between Danny Ford and Pat centage in America. The class of '84 was was named national Coach-of-the-Year by Dye Ford. Clemson s head coach since the third winningest in ACC history in terms DPI, the College Football Writers of Amer- the 1978 Gator Bowl, was a player under of winning percentage, and no ACC class in ica, the Walter Camp Foundation and the Dye when the latter was an assistant coach the 32-year history of the league ever won Football Coaches of America under Bear Bryant at Alabama. The two be- more games in a four-year period. A review of Ford's football past should
came good friends and it was Dye who con- Ford has been a part of three ACC cham- help us understand why he has been so vinced Ford to pursue the coaching pionship teams and one national champi- successful as a head coach Another in a profession, onship team at Clemson, In 1978 he was long line of former Bear Bryant players that -1 Pat Dye and I were good friends when I offensive coordinator for the 1 1 team that have gone on to greatness in coaching. in was my senior year in college and I was won the Gator Bowl over Ohio State, 17-15 Ford played for the Bear between 1 967 and wondering what I was going to do with my The Gadsden, AL native was more than 1969 He was Kenny Stabler s sophomore life,' said Ford, 'Coach Dye was the one just the offensive coordinator in that game tight end as a starter in 1967, played that who pushed me to ask Coach Bryant about however, as he had become the head position in 1968 and moved to offensive
a graduate assistantship. He put me coach of the Tigers on December 10 after tackle in 1 969, Ford started all three years,
on the staff and I have been in coaching Charley Pell had already left to go to Flor- was all-conference in 1969 and played on ever since.' ida, The 30-year-old Ford made quite a cel- three teams that went to bowl games In
1 969 he was also a member of the All-SEC academic team, and served as the captain of the Alabama team After Dye s coaxing. Ford remained at Al-
abama as a graduate assistant for the 1 970 and 1971 seasons. He had already earned his B,S, degree in industrial arts and earned his master s degree in special edu- cation in 1971, Ford became a full-time
aide for Bryant in 1 972 and 1 973, The Tide went to four bowl games while Ford was an assistant coach, Clemson s current head man then ac- cepted a position as an assistant coach un- der Jimmy Sharpe at Virginia Tech, He remained in Blacksburg for three seasons (1974-76) before coming to Clemson as of- fensive line coach in 1977, And, just 23 games later he was named head coach of the Tigers at the age of 30, the youngest
active division I coach in the country Few people climb to the top five of their profession by the age of 37. Pat Dye gave Danny Ford some sound advice back in
The Ford family: Danny. Ashley. Elizabeth. Jennifer and Debra. 1 969 and Clemson fans are glad he took it.
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1 Assistant Coach i 1 1 1 1 Miles Aldridge is the Lawson Holland Nelson Stokley has newest member of was a reserve quar- been the Tigers' of- the Tiger coaching terback for the Ti- fensive coordinator staff, as he joined gers from 1970-73, for the past five Clemson on June which makes him the years. He came to 28, 1985. The na- only current coach Clemson on Janu- tive of Kansas City, who played Clem- ary 18, 1980 after MO will coach the son football. In his serving as offen- inside Imebackers seventh year, Holland sive coordinator for and recruit in the is in charge of re- Virginia Tech. The lower part of South ceivers and recruit- 1968 graduate of Carolina. A 1971 ing Virginia, Wash- LSU was the graduate of Gard- ington, D.C., and school's starting ner Webb College, central North Caro- quarterback from he is in his 15th year of coaching. He lina. The Mooresville, N.C., native earned 1965-67 and then served the fine southern began his collegiate coaching career at his B.A. in secondary education from institution as an assistant coach from 1968- East Tennessee State, after which he moved Clemson in 1975. 75. Stokley still holds many LSU passing Wichita State, Tulsa, and then Missis- to records and he was the SEC Sophomore sippi. His most recent stmt before Clemson of the Year in 1965. was at Duke, where he served as line- backer coach for two seasons. Don Denning is in Woody McCorvey Larry Van Der his fifth season with is in his third year of Heyden has the Clemson staff. coaching the tight coached some fine The deep second- ends. He came to offensive linemen ary coach and north Clemson from Ala- during his six years Georgia recruiter bama A&M where at Clemson and is a joined the Tigers on he was the defen- major reason why July 1, 1981. He has sive coordinator for the Tigers' ground previously served four years. The 1 972 game has been so Western Carolina as Alabama State successful. The of- defensive coordi- graduate lettered fensive line coach nator and assistant four years in foot- joined the staff on athletic director, ball at the school January 5, 1 979 from Memphis State as before earning his Memphis State assistant head coach, and Delta State physical education degree. He then re- where he was offensive coordinator for University as head coach. Denning gradu- ceived a masters degree in health, leisure three years. He has also served stints at ated from Presbyterian College in 1960 and sports from the University of West Iowa State, Drake, Indiana State, East and received a master's degree from Western Flonda in 1977. Carolina and Virginia. He earned his B.A. Carolina in 1969. and masters degrees at Iowa State and lettered three years in football and baseball. Tom Harper, the Ti- Chuck Reedy has Tommy West gers' assistant head coached Clemson's coaches the defen- coach, came to running backs for the sive and bandit ends Clemson from Vir- last seven years. The and also recruits ginia Tech's coach- St. Augustine, FL., middle and south ing staff on Feb. 2, native also recruits Georgia for the Ti- 1981. The native of for the Tigers in gers. He is in his Piqua, OH served as southeast South fourth year at Clem- the defensive coor- Carolina, south son, he came from dinator for Virginia Georgia and Flor- Appalachian State Tech, North Caro- ida. He earned two University on July 1 0, lina, Iowa State and letters in football from 1982. The Gaines- Wake Forest, where Appalachian State ville, GA, native he was head coach where he gradu- earned his B.S. de- in 1972. Harper graduated from the Uni- ated in 1971 with a degree in health and gree in health education from the Univer- versity of Kentucky in 1955 and received physical education. He came to Clemson sity of Tennessee in 1975 after lettenng his master's degree at the same school in from Kentucky on July 5, 1978. three years in football and baseball for the 1958. Nine of his former players have Volunteers. A fine all-around athlete, he signed pro contracts in the last four years. was drafted out of high school by base- ball's Chicago Cubs. 16 ) When you've had it up to here with bosses clients traffic jams supermarket lines late nights, early mornings yard work housework homework work, work it's time for . . . RAMADAS 25%WEEKEmDISCOUNT Get away from it all in South Carolina on a Ramada R&R weekend and you'll get 25% off your room. This offer is good tor Friday, Saturday or Sunday nights, subject to room availability. Reservations required. 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Derrick, Jr. William Green Tillman Hall Vice Ctiairman Hartsville Charleston DesChamps, Jr. Sumter Bishopville William N. Geiger, Jr. Paul W. McAlister Thomas B. McTeer, Jr. James C. Self James M Waddell, Jr. Columbia Laurens Columbia Greenwood Beaufort 1985-86 Athletic Council CLEMSON UNIVERSITY EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Dr. B, J. Skelton, Ctiairman Walter T Cox, Interim President Mr Walter K. Lewis. President Alumni W David Maxwell, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs Mr, Leonard Butler, Past President. Alumni Melvin E, Barnette, Vice President for Business and Finance Mr Lawrence Starkey, President. IPTAY Hugh J Clausen, Secretary of the Board of Trustees and Vice President for Mr. Bill Reaves. Past President. IPTAY Administration Dr Larry Bauer. President. Faculty Senate Donald J, Elam, Vice President for Institutional Advancement for Affairs Dr. David Senn. Past President. Faculty Senate Manning N Lomax. Acting Vice President Student Mr. Fred Richey, President, Student Senate Frank Mauldin, Executive Assistant to the President: Director of Office of Human Mr Matt Locke, President. Student Body Services Ms Gayla Domke, Chairperson. Graduate Student Association Benjamin W. Anderson. Legal Counsel Mr, Alan Wertz, President. Block C Club Dr Jack Stevenson, Chairman. Scholarships and Awards ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATION Or Samuel Turnipseed, Fac Rep lor Agriculture Arnold E. Schwartz. Vice Provost and Dean of Graduate School Professor Gail Kiser-Brown, Fac Rep lor Nursing Jerome V Reel, Vice Provost. Undergraduate Studies Dr. Stephen Wainscott. Fac Rep for Liberal Arts Luther P Anderson, Dean. College of Agricultural Sciences Dr. Herbert Brantley, Fac. Rep. for Forestry & Recreation Resources Paul David Pearson, Dean. College of Architecture Dr. Charles C Fain, Fac Rep for Engineering James E Matthews, Dean. College of Education Dr James A. Turner, Fac Rep. for Commerce & Industry Benton H Box. Dean. College of Forest and Recreation Resources Prof Lynn G Craig, Fac, Rep. for Architecture Mary Lohr, Dean. College of Nursing Dr, William R, Hare, Jr , Fac Rep for Sciences Henry E. Vogel, Dean. College of Sciences Dr William E, West, Fac Rep for Education Ryan C Amacher, Dean. College of Commerce & Industry J Charles Jennett, Dean. College of Engineering Robert A Waller, Dean. College of Liberal Arts 19 Each and even^ one of us can be craftsmen. For certain values are constant, whatever your profession. At C&S Bank, we believe that you begin by learning traditional ways. You add innovative methods when they can truly improve the final product. And you believe con- stantly that what you are doing must be done better than you've ever done it before. The 2700 people of C&S Bank believe that by doing this, you create something real, and true, and new. Old Values. New Ideas. ©19KS The Citizens and Southern National Bank of South Carolina Member FDIC CLEMSON TIGER FOOTBALL CAMP '86 Join Head Coach Danny Ford and staff in an opportunity for boys of all ages and abilities to correctly develop the fundamental skills of Tiger football. Camp sessions available for boys enrolled in grades 3- 12. June 15-20, 1986 Junior Camp (Grades 3-9) June 22-25, 1986 Senior Camp (Grades 10-12) PLEASE SEND INFORMATION TO: Name Address City State Zip Phone Coach Danny Ford 1981 National Coach-of-the-Year m FORCe ROTC m Hiem ot cumoH Cadet Carlos Hill Civil Engineering Ninety Six, South Carolina Cadet Mark Brown Computer Science Seneca, South Carolina 22 . Clemson The All-Sports Elite, 1 984-85 Clemson's Year by Year All-Sports Poll Ranking 1 . Arkansas 93 V2 2. Texas 78 V2 Year Pts Finish 3. UCLA 70 1975-76 30 20th 4. Oklahoma St. 6972 1976-77 33 21st 5. Oklahoma 68 1977-78 35 19th 6. SMU esva 1978-79 5272 4th 7. Florida 65 1979-80 62V2 3rd 8. Stanford 63 1980-81 15 27th Bob Boenner Cliff Ellis 9. Michigan 62 1981-82 66 4th Swimming Basketball 10. Brigham Young 48 '/2 1982-83 67 5th 15. Clemson 41 1983-84 50 8th 1984-85 41 15th For the sixth time in the last seven years the Clemson all-around sports program has been ranked in the top 15 in the nation. The survey, conducted by the Knoxville Journal, takes into account na- tional rankings in selected sports. Women's sports are not included in this poll, which has been in existence since 1971 This poll is a good index of Clemson's athletic success in recent Danny Ford Eddie Griffin first in 1975-76 with years. Clemson made the top 20 a number-20 Football Wrestling finish. The Tigers had four top five finishes between 1 980 and 1 983, one of only two schools in the nation to do that during this time period. The 1984-85 academic year was another outstanding season for Clemson sports as nine teams were ranked in the top 30 of their respective sports. Five male sports teams and four female sports teams were in the top 30, highlighted by the soccer team's national championship. Three other individuals were lauded as national champions as Richard fVlatuszewski and Brandon Walters won the NCAA indoor doubles national title, while Tim Krebs won the 1 500 meters at the NCAA indoor track meet in Syracuse, NY. Dr. I. M. Ibrahim Andy Johnston Soccer Women s Tennis Chuck Kriese Wayne Norris Larry Pentey Annie Tribble Bill Wilhelm Wade Williams Men's Tennis Volleyball Golf Women s Basketball Baseball Track 23 5 . 2 . 5 1 Future iSche ^ 1 1 1986 1988 1990 Sept. 13 VIRGINIA TECH Sept. 3 VIRGINIA TECH Sept. 1 APPALACHIAN STATE Sept. 20 at Georgia bept. 10 rURMAN Sept. 8 at Virginia 0"7 Sept. at Georgia Tech Sept. 1 / PLORIIJA STATE Sept. 1 at Maryland A TUE r*ITAr^CI UCl. 1 nc Ul 1 AUtL oepi. at Georgia Tech Sept. 22 OPEN DATE Oct. 1 1 at Virginia Oct. 1 UrbN UA 1 b Sept. 29 DUKE Q UCl. O at Virginia Oct. 6 GEORGIA Oct. ai otate OCi. ID UUKc Oct. 13 at Georgia Tech Nov. 1 at Wake Forest Oct. at N.C btate Oct. 20 at N.C. State \A/nl.A NOV. 8 NORTH CAROLINA Oct. 29 at Wake Forest Oct. 27 at Wake Forest Nov. 1 at Maryland NOV. 5 NORTH CAROLINA Nov. 3 NORTH CAROLINA o/^i inri-i A D/^i ILIA NOV. 22 oOUTn CAROLINA Nov. 1 at Marylana Nov. 10 VIRGINIA TECH NOV. 19 SOUTH CAROLINAA n/^i ILIA Nov. 17 SOUTH CAROLINA Sept. 5 WESTERN CAROLINA Sept. 2 FURMAN Sept. 7 APPALACHIAN STATE Sept. 12 at Virginia Tech Sept. 9 at Florida State Sept. 14 at Virginia Tech Sept. 19 GEORGIA Sept. 16 at Virginia Tech Sept. 21 OPEN DATE Sept. 26 GEORGIA TECH Sept. 23 MARYLAND Sept. 28 GEORGIA TECH Oct. 3 OPEN DATE Sept. 30 at Duke Oct. 5 at Georgia Oct. 10 VIRGINIA Oct. 7 VIRGINIA Oct. 12 VIRGINIA Oct. 17 at Duke Oct. 14 GEORGIA TECH Oct. 19 at Duke Oct. 24 N.C. STATE Oct. 21 N.C. STATE Oct. 26 N.C. 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Well-intentioned attempts to tations, fainting, nausea and vomiting. stations in four locations. (North help by untrained persons interferes Recognize that our most common stands, Upper North deck, with the efficiency of the EMS system. serious medical problem at football South stands. Upper South If you have basic or advanced training games are heart attacks and allergic deck.) These units are staffed in specific life-support methods, make reactions to insect stings. Be aware with skill-care nurses, physi- your qualifications known and offer that insect stings will continue to al- cians, cardiologists, internists, your help. Untrained personnel can be ways be very frequent at outdoor sporting paramedics, and EMTs. frequently more harmful than helpful. events and should always be treated with immediate ice until advice can be 2. Mobile units of EMT's and par- MEDICAL ADVICE FOR FANS obtained. If you have ever had a reac- amedics are strategically lo- If you have a pre-existing medical tion to bee or other insect sting, check cated throughout the entire or health problem, please check with with your personal physician as to stadium. your personal physician and obtain his whether you should carry a kit. 3. Ambulances with life-support advice before attending games. Many equipment are available in North emergencies occuring at the stadium stand and South stand areas do so because of prior existing condi- and have prearranged routes tions. Use common sense in dressing, for evacuation to local hospitals. eating, drinking and physical exertion. The stadium emergency phone Learn to recognize these per- Be certain that you have identification number is (803) 656-2999. sonnel and facilities. on you as to the diagnosis and what DIVERSIFIED LIFE SAFETY FIRE PROTECTION DESIGN - INSTALLATION - SERVICE Selasco Corporation 2066-1 V/est Park Place StoneMountain, Georgia 30087 (404) 469-9852 Security Sprinkler Company 2056-E West Park Place Stone Mountain, Georgia 30087 (404) 469-9564 Selasco Sprinkler Company 910 East Airport Road companies Destin, Florida 32542 (904) 837-6513 "Protecting The Southeast" • COMMERCIAL • INDUSTRIAL • MULTI-FAMILY • RESIDENTIAL 30 1 1 — 1 IPTAY, in its 52nd year as Ciemson s athletic scholarship fund-raising club has continued on its long and successful journey. From a modest beginning in 1 934 with only 1 62 members, IPTAY has grown to include 20.000 loyal Tiger sup- porters IPTAY. I-Pay-Thirty-A-Year. is recog- nized as the number-one group of its kind in the country During the 1984-85 academic year. IPTAY continued to grow and expand with the addition of three features The IPTAY Athletic Academic Endowment was established during the fall of 1984 for recruiting scholarships for academics The basic principle behind the endowment is that money donated by matching gift companies IS earmarked for a separate scholarship just for academics IPTAY also introduced the Tiger Life program in late 1984. With Tiger Life, the Clemson IPTAY Club IS the owner and beneficiary of a whole life insurance po'icy on a participant s life The con- tributor makes comparatively small annual gifts for a maximum of eight years Contributions go directly to Clemson University Tiger Life and all donations to Clemson and IPTAY are, of course, tax deductible. With this program, the member creates a sizable capital asset without impinging on the funds destined for his family. In effect, it creates a $100,000 endowment fund in the con- University Furthermore, a building program is Clemson IPTAY Club has a board of directors tributor s name. being instituted on campus that will include a new led by President Lawrence Starkey. Vice Presi- During the past year IPTAY also adopted the chemistry building, as well as the expansion of dent Jim Patterson, and Secretary-Treasurer Orange and White as the official publication of several other departments Eddie Dalton IPTAY. The Orange and White, which is pub- That search for excellence is further exempli- Under the direction of these men. the mam lished weekly from mid-August to March and fied by the efforts of the 20,000 IPTAY members purpose of IPTAY continues to be raising monies monthly during April, June and July, began ex- who contributed $118,000 more in 1984 than for athletic scholarships, and thanks to the fore- clusive distribution to 20,000 IPTAY members the year before. These monies enabled over sight of athletic department officials and the in early September 440 athletes, managers, and trainers to receive support of the Board of Directors, many im- Listed above are just three features that scholarship aid to attend Clemson. provements have taken place on campus IPTAY has implemented in order to continually These athletes also have the strong commit- which are of benefit not only to athletes and attain new heights of success But, the deter- ment to excellence that Clemson supporters fans of athletes, but to the academic area of the mining factor that has allowed IPTAY to flourish both deserve and desire The Tiger football team University as well. for over 50 years, is the undying dedication of has the fourth best four-year record in college Specific areas of improvement in recent years Its members. football. In December 1984, the soccer team include installing lights on Riggs Field; building a The reason is people—people who are com- became the school s second national champion new baseball facility (with lights that were added mitted to a successful program at Clemson Uni- by defeating defending champion Indiana Soc- this spring): funding Tiger Band travel: donating versity, both on and off the field Professors, cer, men s cross country, women s cross coun- over $200,000 to the President's Fund, and de- athletes, administrators, managers, trainers, try, men s tennis and women s tennis were all veloping the East Beach area enjoyed by all alumni, and friends all play a part in this success. Top 20 teams, while the men's and women s Clemson students. The results which have been produced are tennis teams were conference champions Swim- The attitude of Clemson people, especially something Clemson people can all be proud of in ming and wrestling enjoyed their best seasons those associated with IPTAY, is success is a this search for excellence at Clemson University. ever. There were 19 All-Americans and 60 journey, not a destination. The search for excel- The on-going search for excellence in the all-conference performers competing for Clem- lence continues at Clemson and, thanks to the academic area at Clemson University has re- son, in addition to six athletes that took part in continued support of 20,000 IPTAY supporters, sulted in the awarding of the 1984 Fulbnght the Olympics. There is no doubt that Clemson the excellence in athletics will continue As IPTAY Scholarship for graduates to study overseas to athletics enjoyed one of its best years ever continues its service to Clemson, one may only SIX of SIX Clemson applicants In addition, a Gug- IPTAY certainly was a major reason for these wonder what the future holds genheim Scholarship was awarded to another accomplishments But. what is IPTAY other than After 23 consecutive years of record-breaking Clemson graduate Of the 320 valedictorians in scholarships^ And how has Clemson University support, there is no doubt that Clemson will South Carolina 120 were accepted to Clemson benefited from these 51 years of service'' The remain number-one. 31 Kentucky Fried Chicken Franchisees: Ozie L. Garrett Garnet A. Barnes o 32 The Tigers Greg Bailey Jeff Bak Tom McCurry r\ A Kenny Beasley QB • So. 86 WR • Sr. 24 P-So. 60 OG • Fr, DE-Jr. ^4 CB-Jr, m} Carlon Box Shelton Boyer 2 Kevin Brady SS • Jr. WR-Jr. FS • So i?4 4f i A A Sebastian Browning OA *\ • • Jr. I CB Jr yU DE So. 98 LB Stacey over the 2000-yard Driver has gone Tee Carrigan A f\ Henry Carter Robbie Chapman Pat Charleston mark. 56 LB So 4U FB • So. 62 C-So 8 WR-Jr. 33 Raymond Chavous (J^ Roger Chitty ^ GeotfCiniero 51 OG-So. ^ FS'Jr. Jon Hunter Kenny Danforth Clemson celebrates David Treadwell's winning field goal at Virginia PK-Fr. 22 Tech. Frank Deluliis Mark Drag Stacey Driver Jeff Duncan 9JamesEarle QC ^ Q C\A lU OT-Fr 03 MG'Fr. 2 ^ WR'So. Ban -So. OH ClayGilstrap Ty Granger A A Steve Griffin Terrence Flagler yl Q Kenny Flowers 4 7 MarkGettys 07 QQ 33 TB-Jr. H-O TB-Jr. If PK-Jr. Of Ban-So. 00 DT • Fr. 44 CB-Jr. k€fk J.C. Harper Joey Haynes 68 DT • Fr. 67 OG - Fr. 34 1 Ricardo Hooper f\f\ Mike QC Isaacs ryl John Jansen Mike Jollay A. J. Johnson Oumlin Klutz fcO WR-Fr. ^C. • SS-Sr. 0*f OG-So. 92 LB -Jr. 23 FS'Jr. 82 DE So. tife if- 4 A Mark Vaughn Kevin Laye Jefl Lytlon Terence Mack CQ Was Mann GaryMassey IH P-Sr 97 TE • Fr. 51 C-Sr. 12 Ban -Jr. 057 OG-Sr. 2^ WR-Jr. ^tA 2fjk ifi % Richard McCullough 7/1 PatMcKenny Dwayne Meadows Q^f Eldridge Milton Eric Nix DT-Fr. fl MG-Fr, OH DT-So. 0/ LB- C'Jr. itkm TPQ Jeff Nunamacher QQ fO OG-Fr. 0^ Donnell Woolford had a 34-yard interception return against N. C. State Michael Dean Perry Jon Peterson C-So. 35 Tiger Cheerleaders 1st Row: Byram Sewell, Melissa McCown, Mark Brown, Julia Barton, Alan York, Darcy Yoakam, Joe Schelble, Karen Hershey 2nd Row: Brian Garrison (Captain), Mark Alexander, Mary Rose, David Friedman (The Tiger), Leslie Yoakam, Coe Brier, Gladys Richardson. Kirt Bonatz DANNYTHE FORDsHow Clemson football highlights with Clemson Coach Danny Ford and the voice of the Tigers, Jim Phillips! 9 AM your, SUNDAY friend,4* CONSULT LOCAL LISTINGS FOR TIMES. 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Its one reasonwhy AirTrarisportWorld recently named us, of all the world s airlines, the Airline OfTheYear And a reason why our record against the competition has been so good lately 42 1 1 1 r 1 — adium 1 SEASON TICKET HOLDERS/OTHER VISITORS: Season ticket holders and other visitors to the stadium are requested to lOf QIC* CAHS J. enter 1 1 , Gates , 5, 9, 1 or 13. Persons with top deck tickets must enter the stadium via the ramps which are located behind the North and South stands. Ramp entrances are adjacent to Gates 1 and 13 on South side and Gates 5 and 9 on North side. HANDICAPPED: Special entrances have been provided at Gates 1 and 13 for the handicapped. WILL CALL: Should you have tickets at the will call window, you will find them at Gate 13. Gates 4, 6, and 8 are closed pnor to the games and are opened for exit purposes only. PASS OUT CHECKS: Pass out checks will available at 1 1 be Gates , 5, 7, 9, 1 , 13, and the top decks. Any person leaving the stadium other than with a team pass must have a pass out check, as well as an admittance stub to be readmitted to the stadium. EMERGENCIES: First aid stations are lo- cated: South Side - Under Section J: South Top Deck - Under Section E; North Side - Under Section T; North Top Deck - Under Section K. Trained nurses are on hand during the game. Should a doctor be needed, ask any usher, who knows the seat locations of doctors. Ambulances are 13. located at Gates 1 , 5, 8, and TELEPHONES: Pay telephones are lo- cated at the stadium ticket offices at Gates 1 , 5, 9, 13, and top decks. PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM: The public address system is intended primarily for - spectators' information conceming the game in Memorial Stadium umbrellas, folding Booster Buttons $ 1.50 chairs, chaise lounges, food Please do not request the use of the pubic and beverage Wrist Bands $ 2.00 containers of type, alcoholic bever- address system to make social contacts. any Garters $ 2.00 ages, thermos jugs, and ice chests. Pennants $ 2.00 RESTROOMS: Ladies' and mens' rest- Pom-poms $ 1 .50 rooms are located beneath the stands and NOTICE: Solicitation for any purpose is Cushions $ 5.00 can be reached by exit from any portal. prohibited at an athletic contest in Clem- Stuffed Tiger $10.00 LOST & FOUND: If any article is lost or son Memorial Stadium and Littlejohn CONCESSION PRICES to Gate 1 infor- found, please report same Coliseum. Cigarettes $1.25 mation booth. Candy $ .50 CONCESSION STANDS: Concession stands SOUVENIR PRICES Gum $ .40 5.00 .40 are located beneath all stands and can be Visors $ Crackers $ .40 reached by exit from any portal. A conces- Mesh Caps $ 7.00 Peanuts $ 8.00 Dnnks (cold) $1.00 sion price list IS published on this page. Nylon Caps $ Men s T-Shirts $ 8.00 Coffee $ .75 Emergency calls EMERGENCY CALLS: Boy's T-Shirts $ 7.00 Nachos $1.50 Security Booth. The are received in the Sweatshirt $15.00 Hot Dog $ .75 emergency number is 656-2999. Hooded Sweat Shirt $20.00 Popcorn $1.00 NOTE: The following items are prohibited Preppie Sweat Shirt $1 5.00 Natural Frozen Fruit Bar $1 .25 43 CLEMSON ^.y^ NETWORK #^ WAKN, Aiken • WDOG, Allendale WANS, Anderson • WWBD, Bamberg, Denmark WBAW, Barnwell WBLR, Batesburg WGCQ, Beaulort WBSC, Bennetsville WAGS, Bishopville WCCG/WPUB, Camden WKCN, Charleston Mt. 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Life Reach Rapid Trans- Heart Institute was created to provide -^\^- port standing by— ^ the highest quality services for the when timing IS critical. Providence Hospital, 2435 Forest Drive, Columbia, S.C. 48 KODEL,THE FIBER THAT PUTS THE YES IN POLYESTER. STEDMAN SAYS YES TO KODEL. On any field of play, Stedman wears well on America. Here, our fans sport raglan sleeve jersey t-stiirts. Dad's is shown over a mesfi short lined with a soft jersey. All fabrics are blends of Kodel polyester and cotton. And because they're made with Kodel, the fresh look lasts. At fine sporting goods departments and stores. 49 Jill MIxon By'1 September 21, 1985. Approximately five mil- game," heart and soul of this segment is how to utilize in lion people across the United States tuned The real production work for the telecast the story of the game and present it in a creative the Clemson-Georgia contest. It marked the first began as early as mid-July when LaCivita and manner. national television appearance for the Tigers Technical Director Joe Dornellas paid a visit to "Everybody has a different look, different touch, since the Clemson-Georgia confrontation be- Tigertown. "We came down in July to survey a different creative point of view. Ours at CBS tween the hedges in 1982, and the first time a the stadium, scout out possible camera loca- was to try and pick up the color, background, national TV game had been aired from Death tions, and meet with the Clemson people with and ambiance of the rivalry. Since this game Valley, ever! whom we would be working." has been such a close contest over the past few And the viewers were not disappointed. Heading The survey of the stadium constitutes the years, what we tried to convey to the viewers into the fourth quarter the Tigers held a 10-3 heart of the logistics or mechanics of the broad- was the intensity of the rivalry. lead, but the Dawgs took advantage of 17 final- cast. "Logistics have to do with how many and "In order to achieve this, we put Brent Mus- oenod points to defeat the Tigers 20-13, where to place the cameras, where to park the berger in front of the Rock to talk about Death CBS officials licked their chops as the cat and trucks, where the power is, whether or not there Valley and what this contest has come to mean dog fight drew to a close. They had a truly will be a need to bring in lights, and even where to the two schools. We thed to provide an exciting ballgame on their hands. And, Ameri- the crew will be housed," said LaCivita. "Essen- opening that you could find only at Clemson. cans inched closer to their sets as the Dawgs tially logistics IS basic detail work in my busi- " But, we would not be able to pull any of this fumbled on the Tiger s 38-yard-line. Trailing by ness. You have to look at the sight and ask off if it wasn't for the hard work of our crew. We seven points with 1 :42 remaining on the clock, yourself do I want to add or subtract from the brought 35 technicians, 12 production assist- quarterback Randy Anderson completed two normal complement of cameras and equipment?' ants, and six telephone people with us from quick passes to march the Tigers to the Georgia "Because Clemson has a unique atmos- New York. We then hired 10 runners from 36. Unfortunately for the Tiger contingent An- phere, we added a third hand-held camera that Clemson to bring our game crew to 63. It took derson was intercepted in the endzone on the roamed around the inside and outside of the 40 members of the actual work crew 1 ,600 man next play and Georgia took over at their own 20 stadium. That enabled us to get shots of the hours to set up and disassemble the Clemson with less than a minute to play. Rock, the Tigers running down the Hill, and to remote. This work began early Thursday morn- With the outcome of the game decided, many capture the intense nvalry between the fans. ing and ended late Saturday night." Americans turned their attention to other mat- "A key in this business is communication, and As the producer, LaCivita s game-week prep- ters, unknowing what had been involved in the in order to keep in touch with all our people, we aration began on Tuesday when he and Brent three-hour broadcast they had just witnessed, had to install our own telephone system in the Musberger flew to Athens to collect background "In early May, CBS established which games stadium and to the outside world. It was also information on Georgia. On Wednesday Brent would be televised nationally like the Clemson- necessary to install an audio and video signal flew back to New York, and LaCivita drove to Georgia, Ohio State-Michigan, and Army-Navy out of Clemson back to New York. Our signal Clemson to begin the real work for the telecast. games," said Ric LaCivita, CBS Sports Senior was then intertwined into the CBS television Wednesday and Thursday afternoons were Producer for college football, 'We make that network and commercials were added back in spent out at practice with Coach Ford and the decision early so that CBS can sell the national New York." sports information staff. Ara Paraseghian also advertising necessary to pay for the telecasts. Once the logistics and mechanics were ironed arrived on Thursday to become familiar with the Other games, like regionally televised contests, out, LaCivita then began to worry about story- Clemson atmosphere. can be picked as late as 12 days prior to the line and the creative aspects of the show. The When the long awaited kickoff time finally arrived on Saturday afternoon, LaCivita's pro- duction tasks were greatly intensified. " As pro- ducer my responsibilities are multifacted. Over- all I am responsible for the telecast for CBS Sports. Although they are delegated, every de- cision eventually comes back to me. I am re- sponsible for formating the show, deciding what we will do in the broadcast, and how the time will be utilized. In addition I am in charge of selecting replays and player or coach isolations. I cue the announcers when to switch the story- line from one team to the other. Why is Team A beating Team B? What is our story? Who is the key for Team A? Team B? These are just a few of the decisions that I make. " Realistically, I do not make every single decision during the telecast, but I am held accountable for each one made. During the course of a three-hour telecast the producer and director will jointly make between 300-400 decisions. Whereas, the chief executive officer of a major corporation normally makes only 75- 1 00 decisions in a year. You have to live and die by the split-second decision." So, as you can see, while the Tigers were under pressure to come back in the final min- utes against Georgia, there was a crew of about 60 workers under pressure to bring you the true story of the final minutes. Clemson's quarter- back on the field was Randy Anderson, CBS Brent Musberger and Ara Parseghian are just two of over 60 people involved in putting a CBS had a quarterback in a truck and his name was telecast on the air Ric LaCivita. 50 K 3i K 1 4 t Cassandra Lloyd Gail Winchester mmPaula Gardner for Kenny Dan forth for Mike Isaacs for Steve Berlin Cindy Carey Denise Richardson Cynthia Beck Kelly Callahan for Jeff Lytton for Eric Dawson for Mark Vaughn for Duke Davis I I Ann Prehoda LaTahnja Hood Julie Larson for Terry Pait for Stacey Driver for Glen Brickley Margaret Wakiey Dawn Tucker Kim Johnson Kim Dooley for Eldridge Milton for Wes Mann for Steve Reese for Andy Newell 51 We'd like to solufe fhe entire sports progrom of Clemson. 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Dallon Rivers, Cowpens, SC 86 BACON, BRUCE WR 6-2 190 JR SO 51 LYTTON, JEFF C 6-3 255 SR 2VL Moeller HS, Gerry Faust, Blue Ash, OH Richland Northeast HS, Deane Fowble, Columbia, SC 60 BAK, JEFF OG 6-2 251 FR RS 12 MACK, TERENCE BAN 6-3 230 JR 2VL Winnsboro HS Ken Atkerson Wtnnsboro SC Darien HS, Jim Girrard, Darien, CT 27 BEASLEY GENE SS 6-0 192 FR HS 69 MANN, WES OG 6-5 270 SR 2VL Robert E Lee HS, Corky Rogers Jacksonville FL Booker, T Washinqton HS, Leon Jamison, Atlanta, GA DT 6-5 2VL 24 MASSEY GARY WR 6-2 180 JR SQ 76 DcHLIN, b 1 bVb 265 SR Pendleton HS Preston Cox La France SC Bethel Park HS. Bob King, Bethel Park, PA 6-6 7 BOX, CAHLON oo 5-11 200 JR 1VL 96 MCCULLOUGH, RICHARD DT 250 FR RS Loris HS Allen McNeil Loris SC Franklin HS, Fred Roll, Walhalla. SC 3 bUYbn, oHbLlUN \A/PVVn 6-2 185 JR 2VL 97 McCURRY TOM DE 5-10 205 JR SQ Summerville HS John McKissick Summerville SC vvssi ondiions no, diulc ndiuiri, oriaiiuiit;, ino 6-0 2 BRADY KtVIN ho 5-11 196 SO 1VL 31 MCFADDEN, WESLEY CB 190 FR HS Lewisville HS Jimmy Wallace Chester Douglass HS, Charles Brannon, Clarkston, GA SC 64 BRICKLtY, (jLbN U 6-2 242 SR SO 74 MCKENNY PAT MG 6-3 245 FR RS Robert E Lee HS Corky Rogers, Jacksonville FL Saluda HS, Joe Steadman. Saluda, SC 5-11 84 MEADOWS, DWAYNE DT 6-4 250 SO 1VL 41 dRUWNINu, obbAo 1 IAN 182 JR 1VL Spartanburg HS Fred Kyzer Spartanburg SC 1 ithnnia Phil K'ninht 1 ithnnia (^A 90 dHUNoUIn,DDI IMC/^M LAWHtlNUt1 AVA/DCKir^C 6-2 230 SO 1VL 87 MILTON, ELDRIDGE LB 6-3 235 SR 3VL Charlton County HS David Stepson Folkslon GA Lake View HS, Bill Pate, Lake View, SC 6-0 1 R 5-10 6 NEWELL, ANDY P 190 SR SQ 98 bUn 1 UlN, nlUriAnU 220 JR 1VL Hemingway HS Joe Lee Hemingway SC Hillcrest HS, Andy Jones. Simpsonville. SC PR 6-3 53 NIX, ERIC C 6-2 255 JR 1VL 40 OAn 1 tn, ntlNMY iD 230 SO 1VL TL Hanna HS Jim Eraser Anderson Hunter Huss HS, Tom Merntt, Gastonia. NC SC 62 OMAriVIAN, nUbbIt 6-7 255 SO SO 78 NUNAMACHER, JEFF OG 6-4 280 FR RS Somerville HS Jerry Moore Somerville NJ Broome HS, Dalton Rivers, Spartanburg. SC 5-10 8 P'UIADI PCTOM DAT \A/PvV n 6-0 180 JR 2VL 30 OTORUBIO, ADUBARIE PK 150 SR Nigeria East Rowan HS, C M Yates, Granite Quarry, NC Lagos 6-2 79 L/MAVUUo, MAYMLJINL' IVIO 6-5 290 FR RS 29 PARKS, TERRANCE CB 195 FR HS Central HS Ronnie Burchfield Carolton GA Sliver Bluff HS Clayton Chriswell Aiken SC 6-2 11 CINIERO, GEOFF FS 5-9 172 JR SO 89 PEARMAN, DAN TE 230 SO SQ Independence HS, Allen Sitterle. Charlotte. Centennial HS, Carl Perkins, Columbia, MD NC 88 COLEY JAMES TE 6-6 217 FR HS 91 PERRY MICHAEL DEAN DT 6-2 255 SO 1VL South Aiken HS, Gary Smaller. Aiken, Lee HS, Corky Rogers, Jacksonville, FL SC 25 COOPER, GARY WR 6-4 185 FR HS 72 PETERSON, JON C 6-5 256 SO SQ Duluth HS Cecil Morris Duluth Ambridge HS. Frank Anionini, Ambridge, PA GA 95 CURTIS, RODNEY DE 6-4 215 FR HS 50 PHILLIPS, HANK C 6-5 225 FR HS Mitchell County HS, Leiand Riddle, Spruce Pine, NC Truelen County HS, Jim Bailey, Soperton, GA 32 DANFORTH, KENNY SS 6-1 190 SR 2VL 61 PHILLIPS, JOHN OT 6-5 245 SO 1VL Mitchell HS, Rusty Coggins, Spruce Pine, Aiken HS, Eddie Buck. Aiken, SC NC 38 DAWSON, ERIC DE 6-2 225 SR SO 36 QUICK, ROD FB 6-3 230 JR 2VL North Charleston HS, Jack Bunch, Charleston, SC Westside HS, Bill Swinger, Anderson, SC 70 DelULIIS, FRANK OT 6-6 265 FR RS 93 RABER, BRIAN MG 6-4 247 JR 2VL Penn Hills HS, Roy Kasmaikis, Pittsburgh, PA Lumpkin HS, Larry While, Dahlonega, GA 85 DRAG, MARK MG 6-4 255 FR RS 63 REESE, STEVE OG 6-3 270 SR 3VL West Mecklenburg HS, Jim Hambucher, Charlotte, NC Thomson HS, Bill Reese, Thomson. GA 6-5 21 DRIVER. STAGEY TB 5-8 185 SR 3VL 99 RIGGS, JIM TE 245 JR 2VL Dubis. Laurinburg, Griflin HS, Lloyd Bohannon, Griffin. GA Scotland HS. Mike NC 6-3 9 EARLE, JAMES BAN 6-5 215 SO 1VL 34 RIGGS, MATT SS 200 FR RS Scotland HS, Mike Dubis. Launnburg. Easley HS. Larry Bagwell, Easley SC NC 64 ENZOR, SCOTT LB 6-0 214 SO SO 15 ROULHAC, TERRANCE WR 6-0 195 JR 2VL William M Raines HS. Freddie Stephens, Jacksonville, FL Floyds HS, Rusty Holt, Green Sea, SC 33 FLAGLER, TERRENCE TB 6-1 200 JR 2VL 71 SANFORD, CHUCK OG 6-5 264 JR 2VL Fernandina Beach HS, Donnie Braddock. Fernandina Beach, FL Enka HS, Danny Shook, Candler. NC 48 FLOWERS, KENNY TB 6-0 210 JR 2VL 10 SCHONHAR, TODD QB 6-0 190 JR SQ Easley HS. Larry Bagwell. Easley. Spruce Creek HS. Terry Manfredi, Daytona Beach, FL SC 17 GETTYS, MARK PK 6-0 182 JR SO 77 SEASE, JODY OG 6-3 250 JR 1 VL Salem HS, Wallace Thompson, Salem, VA Daniel HS, Dick Singleton. Clemson, SC 37 GILSTRAR CLAY BAN 6-1 188 SO SO 80 SETZEKORN, KEN TE 6-4 231 SO 1 VL Sprayberry HS, John Paty, Kennesaw, GA Campbell HS, John Allison, Smyrna. GA 83 GRANGER, TY OT 6-7 255 FR RS 19 SEYLE, RUSTY PK 6-1 175 FR SQ Calvary HS. Dennis Roddenberry. Savannah. GA Pickens HS. Bill Isaacs, Easley. SC 44 GRIFFIN, STEVE CB 5-10 185 JR 2VL 43 SMITH, GEORGE FB 6-1 230 JR TR Coffee County HS. Bonwell Royal, Douglas, GA South Mecklenburg, James Seacord. Charlotte, NC 35 HALL, DELTON CB 6-1 195 JR 2VL 28 SMITH, RICHARD FS 6-0 195 FR HS Hancock Central HS, John Flen, Sparta. GA Gnmsley HS. Dick Knox, Greensboro, NC 59 HAMMOND, BRIAN C 6-1 227 FR HS 52 SPRY DAVID C 6-0 240 Jr 1VL HS. Paul Sanford. Spartanburg HS, Fred Kyzer Spartanburg, SC Lee County Gay, NC 6-3 285 68 HARPER, J.C. OT 6-4 265 FR RS 65 STEPHENS, TONY OT SO SQ Walterboro HS, Gyles Hall, Walterboro, SC Daniel HS, Dick Singleton. Clemson. SC 16 HARPS, WAYNE FS 6-3 190 FR HS 58 TAYLOR, VINCE LB 6-1 217 FR HS Clearwater HS, Tom Bostic, Clearwater FL Griffin HS, Lloyd Bohannon, Gntfin, GA 67 HAYNES, JOEY OG 6-6 235 FR RS 18 TREADWELL, DAVID PK 6-0 165 SO SQ Bolles HS, Jacksonville, FL East Henderson HS. Roy Carter, Hendersonville, NC 14 HAYNES, NORMAN SS 5-11 200 FR RS 14 VAUGHN, MARK P 6-1 193 SR SQ Farnham. Pelzer. Cedar Shoals HS, John Waters. Athens, GA Palmetto H S,. Dave SC 26 HOOPER, RICARDO WR 5-9 171 FR SO 47 WALKER, DUANE DE 6-1 215 SO 1VL Forest Park HS. Marcus Trivette. Forest Park. GA Fulton HS, Willie Hunter Atlanta. GA 22 ISAACS, MIKE SS 5-11 180 SR 2VL 55 WALLS, HENRY LB 6-2 215 JR 2VL Central Davidson HS, Kevin Firquin, Soulhmont. NC Pickens HS. Bill Isaacs. Pickens. SC 54 JANSEN, JOHN OG 6-5 241 SO 1VL 73 WATSON, JOHN OT 6-4 255 JR SQ Bamberg-Erhardt HS. Leon Maxwell, Bamberg. SC Heritage HS. Danny Blue, Conyers. GA 46 JENNINGS, KEITH WR 6-4 218 FR HS 57 WILLIAMS, KEITH LB 6-4 240 JR 2VL St, Otis Culclasure. Swansea. Summerville HS. John McKissick, Summerville. SC Matthews HS, SC 6-6 265 FR RS 23 JOHNSON, A.J. FS 5-10 190 JR 1VL 75 WILLIAMS, PAT OT Campbell. Lincolnton, GA Berkeley HS. Gerald Moody. Moncks Corner, SC Lincoln County HS. Larry 42 JOHNSON, TRACY FB 6-1 215 FR HS 39 WILLIAMS, PERRY CB 6-2 200 JR 2VL Danny Wiseman. Adairsville. GA Brown HS, Bob Boswell, Kannapolis. NC St. Matthews HS. 92 JOLLAY MIKE LB 6-2 215 JR SO 45 WILLIAMS, RAY WR 5-9 177 JR 2VL Reid Daskal, Fayetteville. Shamrock HS. John Wells. Tucker. GA Ross HS, John NC 82 KLUTZ, QUINTIN DE 6-4 221 SO SO 13 WILLIAMS, RODNEY QB 6-2 200 FR RS Irmo HS, Turbeville. Columbia. A.L. Brown HS. Bob Boswell. Kannapolis. NC Joe SC 5-10 49 LANCASTER, CHRIS FB 6-1 224 FR HS 20 WOOLFORD, DONNELL CB 190 FR HS HS. Bob Paroli. Fayetteville, NC Riverside Academy. Errol Bisso. Mablelon, GA Douglass Byrd 54 THE BALLENGER group, inc. 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D. OT 6-6 290 SR Capital Heights. Maryland Rutherford, New Jersey 99 ARNOLD, BOB DG 6-3 252 SO 50 MARCHETTI, NICK ILB 6-0 235 FR Wyncote. Pennsylvania Mitchellville, Maryland 13 ASKEW, LEWIS DB 5-11 180 JR 29 McKAY WENDALL DB 6-0 185 FR Monroeville, Pennsylvania Randallstown, Maryland 40 BADANJEK. RICK FB 5-9 217 SR 83 MESNER, BRUCE DB 6-6 263 JR West Farmington, Ohio Harrison New York 43 BAILEY, JOE DB 5-9 187 SR 21 MILES, LARRY WR 5-10 173 SR Connellsville, Pennsylvania Bethel Park, Pennsylvania 33 BLOUNT ALVIN RB 5-11 194 JR 22 MILLING, JAMES WR 5-10 151 SO Greenbelt. Maryland Temple Hills, Maryland 20 BONATO. JOHN WR 5-9 161 SO 92 MORRISON, JIM ILB 5-10 221 SO Annandale, Virginia Reading Pennsylvania 64 BOND. CARL OG 6-1 258 SR 25 MORTON, CARL RB 6-2 199 FR Wilmington Delaware Salisbury, Maryland 23 BRAY LEON SAF 6-0 185 FR 48 NEAL, TOMMY RB 5-10 200 JR McKeesport, Pennsylvania Gaithersburg, Maryland 2 BROWN. DONALD DB 5-11 189 SR 61 NELSON, RICHARD OG 6-4 246 FR Annapolis, Maryland East Rockaway New York 4 BROWN, J. B. SAF 6-1 180 FR 5 PAREDES, RAMON PK 5-7 166 JR Fort Washington, Maryland Arlington, Virginia 39 BROWN, THOM FB 5-11 218 JR 91 PARKER, TOMMY DG 6-2 284 JR Nornstown. Pennsylvania Baltimore, Maryland 97 BRUNSON, WAYNE DT 6-4 224 FR 52 PERNA, JOHN C 6-2 261 SO Mt Vernon. New York Maplewood, New Jersey 41 BULLOCK. KEITH FB 6-0 223 FR 54 PETITBON, RICHIE ILB 6-4 233 SO Berlin, New Jersey Vienna, Virginia 42 BULLOCK. KEVIN OLB 6-0 214 FR 55 WILSON, JAMES ILB 6-1 231 SO Berlin, New Jersey McQueen Virginia 59 BURKE. TERRY OLB 6-0 217 JR 90 POWERS, WARREN DT 6-7 261 FR Silver Spring, Maryland Baltimore, Mar/land 32 CARTER VERNON DB 6-0 185 SR 35 REYNOLDS, TROY DB 6-0 183 SO Laurel Maryland Upper Marlboro. Maryland 96 CHAPMAN, TED DT 6-3 256 JR 86 ROSE, BLAINE TE 6-5 218 FR Salisbury, Maryland Hammondsville. Ohio 74 COLTON, GEORGE OT 6-4 260 SR 57 RUGG, JOHN C 6-3 251 FR Lindenhursl, New York Mill Run. Pennsylvania 18 COVINGTON, AL SAF 6-0 197 SR 58 SABROWSKI. JON ILB 6-2 221 JR Danville, Virginia Stamford. Connecticut 1 COVINGTON, KEETA DB 5-9 189 JR 75 SAMPSON. NEAL DG 6-3 262 JR Danville Virginia Yorktown Heights. New York 49 D AMICO, MATT ILB 6-2 230 FR 30 SCHANKWEILER. SCOTT OLB 5-11 220 SR Potomac, Maryland Camp Hill. Pennsylvania 46 D ATRI, PAT ILB 5-10 223 SR 51 SCOTT, SEAN OLB 6-1 209 SO Cumberland, Maryland Pacifica, California 24 DRAGAN, DOUG ILB 6-3 230 SO 7 SMITH, IRWIN DB 5-11 180 FR Beaver Pennsylvania Dickerson, Maryland 98 DUNHAM, DUANE DT 6-2 228 SO 45 SCRIBER, STEPHON FB 6-3 225 JR Gaithersburg, Maryland Hollywood, Maryland 82 ECHOLS, MICHAEL TE 6-3 213 SO 36 SHURE, RICHARD FB 5-10 203 SO Wilmington, Delaware Pikesvile, Maryland 93 EDMUNDS, FERRELL TE 6-6 234 SO 78 SORNA. JOHN OT 6-5 277 SO Danville Virginia McKeesport Pennsylvania 72 EDWARDS, TONY OT 6-5 270 SR 68 STERLING, ROBERT OG 6-2 278 JR Silver Spring Maryland Waldorf. Maryland 95 EDWARDS, JASON DT 6-1 225 JR 89 SULLIVAN, SEAN WR 6-2 203 SR Upper Marlboro, Maryland Media. Pennsylvania 11 FAUCETTE, CHUCK ILB 6-3 235 JR 17 SWINGLE, DANNY SAF 6-0 188 SO Willingboro, New Jersey Mars. Pennsylvania 8 GELBAUGH, STAN QB 6-3 207 SR 19 SYDNOR, CHAD DB 5-10 170 FR Carlisle, Pennsylvania Rosemont. Pennsylvania 65 GIULIANO, JOE DG 6-4 265 SO 84 TOKARCZYK. DOLPH TE 6-2 220 FR Dobbs Ferry, New York Philadelphia. Pennsylvania 12 HENNING, DAN QB 6-0 184 SO 56 TYE, SCOTT DT 6-3 262 SR Annandale, Virginia Laurel Maryland 81 HOLDER, ERIC WR 6-0 181 SR 6 VIERRA. KEN QB 6-0 177 SR Palmer Park Maryland Holladay. Utah 62 HOLINKA, JEFF OG 6-3 264 SR 44 WALKER, KEVIN ILB 6-2 226 SO Potlstown Pennsylvania Wesi MiUord, Pennsylvania 69 HUGHES, BILL OG 6-4 275 SO 76 WALSH, ED OT 6-6 255 FR Saddle Brook. New Jersey East Islip, New York 70 JEFFERSON, BEN OT 6-8 305 FR 3 PLOCKI, DAN PK 5-8 168 FR New Rochelle New York Wexford Pennsylvania 80 JOINES, VERNON WR 6-1 186 FR 9 WRIGHT DARRYL P 6-1 181 SO Baltimore Maryland Lanham. Maryland 53 KELLY STEVE OLB 6-2 235 JR Philadelphia. Pennsylvania 59 \ 1 1 m L4 By l\yiargaret Larnb J 1 1 1 1 1 1 On Friday, Nov. 8, ground was bro- state to the Clemson campus and Regional Studies," a collection of ken for the Strom Thurmond Institute Washington, D.C., for discussions on scholarly writings from the fields of of Government and Public Affairs, public policy with key figures in the economics, geography, political sci- marking not only the start of construc- public and private sectors. ence, and planning, in cooperation tion, but also the completion of a suc- The Strom and Nancy Thurmond with the Southern Regional Science cessful $5.5 million fund-raising drive. High School Achievement Program Association. Vice President George Bush spoke brings a select group of high school When completed, the institute will at the ceremonies, which were at- sophomores and juniors to the Clem- be much more than an impressive tended by 4,000 people, including leg- son campus each summer for a spe- monument to a distinguished public islators, Thurmond's congressional cial orientation to college life and ca- servant or a store-house for Thur- colleagues and alumni and friends of reers in public service. mond's papers: it will be a lasting the university. The Thurmond Scholars Program home for vital programs of research, The day not only honored Thur- annually awards full scholarships to teaching and public service. mond and his family but represented four academically exceptional fresh- a milestone in the history of Clemson men entering Clemson University. University and its public service mis- The Distinguished Lecturers Pro- sion to the state of South Carolina. gram brings to the Clemson campus When it is completed, the institute will public officials, business leaders, jour- be a hub of learning for the state, nalists and other opinion makers to region and nation. teach, do research, and hold discus- For many people whose lives al- sions with faculty and students. Mem- ready have been touched by the Thur- bers of the program include Guenther mond Institute — the Thurmond schol- van Well, West German ambassador ars, Clemson faculty, public officials, to the United States: Ike Pappas, CBS high school teachers, the distin- news correspondent; Lee Atwater, guished lecturers, the Strom Thur- President Reagan's former deputy as- mond fellows, ground was broken three sistant for political affairs; and James years ago when plans for the Strom Ferguson, chairman of General Foods. Thurmond Center for Excellence and The Lecture Series features leading Public Service were announced. national and international policy and In October 1981 Sen. Strom Thur- opinion makers. Members of Con- mond announced his decision to put gress, columnists and foreign dignitar- his public papers and memorabilia at ies have given lectures and partici- Clemson University, his alma mater. pated in seminars and panel discussions The gift became the cornerstone of on such topics as El Salvador and The Strom Thurmond Center for Ex- nuclear disarmament. cellence in Government and Public The Governmental Research Pro- Service. The institute, a non-partisan, gram focuses on specific problems non-profit, tax-exempt organization af- and offers practical solutions. Major filiated with Clemson, is the mam research efforts include studies on component. volunteerism in the United States, the The 50,000-square foot facility will NATO alliance and the feasibility of exist to further Thurmond's goals of turning over some government ser- helping create better government for vices to the private sector. The insti- all Americans. Through its many re- tute recently had a $250,000 grant search, educational and public service renewed by the S.C. Water Resources programs, the institute seeks to in- Commission to study the state's water crease informed citizen participation supply. in government. In addition to its programs, the insti- For the past three years, the Strom tute also publishes working papers Thurmond Institute has offered six resulting from the roundtable discus- programs: sions, seminars and lectures in an public informed on The Thurmond Seminars in Govern- effort to keep the Mrs. Nancy Thurmond views Thurmond ment and Politics bring secondary so- important issues. memorabilia on display in the Cooper cial science teachers from around the It also publishes the "Review o' Library. 61 COULD BE THE BEST PASS OF THE GAME. is the f«moiur »«*wlMr Iwwllfcliw-^ -^^^ .- . -- — . —^ .•^'^jftJisn . ^^^^J^NG OF BJKBKS» 1??'^^ST JELLING B££R ^''^ 1 PIRSOMAI HIRD-PARTV Montour JjSUMlss HERE'S HOW TO BUILDTHE COST-MAHAGED, EMPIOYEE-SATISFYIHG BEHEFITS PROGRAML Competition is growing more ferred provider organization or Com- fierce than ever before, everywhere. panion Healthcare, our health THE ONLY SOURCE You can fmd competition within maintenance organization. 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After popping the canopy at 2.000 footballs and falling leaves today as the deploy their parachutes. During the Baton feet, the jumpers will stack on top of one US Army Parachute Team, the Golden Pass, two members free-fall and then come another, fly a side-by-side formation, and Knights, will "hit the spot" in pregame together and grasp hands for 60 seconds. soar down in a staggard biplane or triplane ceremonies. This group of specially-trained At the end of the minute, one jumper, just arrangement and land softly on the target. jumpers competes in national and interna- like a relay race, passes the baton to his Quite logically, the Tiger Paw in the middle tional parachute events and helps develop partner The two jumpers separate at 3,000 of the field will be the aiming point of new parachuting techniques and equip- feet and then land. today's show. ment. These soldiers represent the elite of In the other free-fall segment, four jump- The Golden Knights are able to "fly" the Army's Airborne troops and they will ers come together in the shape of a dia- their parachutes because of its rectangular deliver today's game ball like it never has mond, separated by just inches. At the design called a ram-air or square" can- been delivered at Clemson before. 3,000-foot plateau, the quartet splits apart, opy. Unlike the round umbrella-shaped Having performed close to 4.000 dem- and the Knights head in different directions parachutes used by the Army at Normandy onstrations since the group's founding in before touching down. or Arnhem in World War II. the ram-air 1959, the Golden Knights are recognized The final parachute-less exercise, the canopy is highly maneuverable due to its as one of the world's finest precision para- Diamond Track, involves two jumpers free- wing-like cross section. The air is forced in chute teams. This collection of aerial art- falling as far away from each other as the front and let out the back as the jumper ists has claimed 48 American and six possible. Once at the point of maximum controls the flight by steering lines held in world parachuting titles in an eventful 26- separation, the two soldiers steer back the hands. These chutes have an inherent year history. toward each other by hand and body forward speed of 22 miles per hour. The typical Golden Knight show begins movements and cross paths before pulling The Golden Knights are the Army s offi- at 1 3,500 feet where the jumpers singly, or the ripcord. cial parachute demonstration unit and are in groups, leap from the teams orange The Cutaway involves both free-fall and based at Fort Bragg, near Fayetteville, NC. and white (honest!) de Havilland-Canada parachute manipulation. The jumper falls The team is divided into two demonstration C-7A Caribou. Recognizable only by the to 3,000 feet where he deploys the first teams, two competition teams, a head- smoke wafting from a canister attached to main canopy. With an attitude that seems quarters section, and the aviation section a jump boot, the paratrooper free-falls and devil-may-care, the Airborne troop cuts which flys and maintains the Golden Knights' quickly accelerates to speeds of 200 miles away the perfectly good parachute, free- three C-7A Caribous and two Beech U-21 per hour. falls again and then opens the spare and King Air utility planes. Then the show begins. Three maneu- "hits the silk " for landing. The team has performed in all 50 states vers that are favorites with the crowds, the Many operations in this ballet of the sky, and in 31 foreign countries over the course Baton Pass, the Formation Flight, and the though, take place after the chutes are of Its history. The individual team members are selected not only for their parachute skills, but also for their ability to be a goodwill ambassador for the Army and the United States. The average jumper is 26- years-old and has made over 1,200 one- way trips by way of a parachute. The C-7 Caribou aircraft flown by mem- bers of the aviation section are the same average age as the jumpers and are ex- quisitely maintained. The twin-engine Car- ibou was chosen by the Knights for its large, hinged, cargo ramp door and be- cause the plane is a very stable jump platform. This type aircraft first achieved notoriety in the Vietnam Conflict as a STOL (Short Take-Off and Landing) cargo air- craft with the Army, the Air Force, and with Air America, the CIA-run airline, at forward bases. The pilots of these jump planes average over 5.000 flight hours per man and the ground crew rounds out with over 12 years of experience per man in taking care of the mechanical functions. While the Golden Knights may have found a new and exciting way to beat the traffic into the stadium for today's contest, they will still have to hoof it out like the rest of us earth-bound people when they leave. Oh well, you can't have everything. 73 Rick Badanjek 74 Azizuddin Abdur-Ra'oof Dave Amend Alvin Blount Donald Brown Ted Chapman 87 -SO 77 -SO 33 -JR 2«SR 96 -JR Al Covington Ferrell Edmunds Tony Edwards Chuck Faucette 18 -SR 93 -SO 72 -SR 11 -JR Bill Hughes Steve Kelly Chris Knight John Maarleveld 69 -SO 53 -JR 85 -SR 73 -SR Ramon Paredes Richie Petitbon Neal Sampson Scott Schankweiler 5-JR 54 'SO 75 'JR 30 -SR Stephon Scriber Sean Sullivan Ken Vierra Darryl Wright 45 'JR 89 -SR 6-SR 9 -SO student Managers 1st Row: Terry Pait (Head Manager), Todd Sanders, Lane Price, Brian Bigham, Peter Fennell (Field Captain), John Ballinger 2nd Row: Gib Lackey, David McClain, Gary Pait, Troy Chatterton, Lance Roberts, Buzz Lombard Oirtdress*** Not Oirtspend! 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During his career he was Danny Ford speaks of players who have a four-time AII-ACC choice, a two-time had to come through for Clemson and play MVP of the Clemson Invitational, Most better than they are capable of, Dawson is Valuable Player of the 1982 and 1984 one of the players he is talking about. teams and in general the top defender in Dawson has averaged 1 1 plays a game the nation in 1984 when he led Clemson and two tackles a contest this year Over to the national championship. Otorubio hopes half his tackles have been first hits. He to pursue a career in civil engineering after recorded a career high four tackles in the he graduates in December. Kentucky game and also registered his first career sack. Mark Vaughan is a senior walk-on who Dawson attended Westside High School has been with the Tigers for two seasons. and graduated in 1981. As a prepster Eric The native of nearby Pelzer has been a received eight varsity letters while partici- punter and a defensive back during his pating in football, basketball and track. He Clemson career, but has never appeared IS looking to pursue a career in administra- in a varsity game. He has been a consist- tive management. ent worker at practice providing backup strength at the punting position. He has been the second or third string punter during this season. A fine athlete at Palmetto High School, he lettered 1 times during his prep career, including five times in golf. He lettered two seasons on the gridiron and was fourth in Glen Brickley came to Clemson as a the state in punting as a junior. His senior junior college transfer from Les-McKrae year he was MVP of the basketball team Junior College in North Carolina. After red- and an honorable mention all-state basket- shirting the 1983 season, Brickley served ball player. He was the team's medalist as the Tiger offensive line as a reserve and a junior in golf. He should earn his degree scout team member the last two seasons. in accounting this spring. He was the third-team center heading into Mike Isaacs has been of tremendous this season. As a prepster, Brickley played value to the Tigers over the last few sea- football at Saluda High School under the sons, but injuries have limited his playing direction of Joe Steadman. He was a standout time recently. This year a head injury has for Les-McKrae for two seasons prior to forced him to miss half the season. Through coming to Clemson. The Greenville native four contests he was playing his best foot- had a 3.06 GPA last year and he intends ball since coming to Clemson as the strong to pursue a career in industrial education safety had registered 18 tackles and a field. deflected pass. He had averaged 23 plays and 4.5 tackles a game prior to the injury in the Kentucky game. Due to a chronic viral infection. Isaacs missed the entire spring of last year but he bounced back ready for this season. He walked-on the Clemson team as a Adubarie Otorubio has continued the freshman and so impressed the coaching tradition of former Clemson soccer players staff that he earned a scholarship for the who have joined the Tiger football team. rest of his career He started two games Repeatedly Danny Ford has said he wishes and played in seven others during the Otorubio had a couple of years of eligibility 1984 season. The native of Pickens played remaining, but this is his first and only for his father at Pickens High School and season with the Clemson football team. he IS regarded as one of the faster players This season he has handled the kickoff on the team. He is capable of running a chores for the Tigers and through nine Eric Dawson, an Anderson. SC native, 4.55 in the 40. Isaacs is a science major games only 14 of his 36 kickoffs had been has been a reliable backup defensive end hoping to find a career in the education returned. this year He has seen action in seven of area. 77 student Trainers 1st Row: Joel Bullard, Duke Davis, Jeff Kreger, Brian Holden, Brad Bailey, Randall Balch 2nd Row: Rodney Foster (Co-Head Trainer), David Curry, Phil Threatt, Charles Wingard, Dewayne Chandler 3rd Row: Danny Moss, Andy Barker, Jim Blanton, Robby Corley, Philip Jhant, Bill Long (Co-Head Trainer) y^UAQ goes your my I • CHARTERS NATIONWIDE: • ESCORTED TOURS • GROUP TOUR package: • CORPORATE INCENTIVE PACKAGES p. 0. Box 18268 Asheville, N C 28814 "We are proud to wear 4frange!" (704) 258-0084 78 — 1 HM , -m t llllS U ft n # 1 1 ED Sammy Blackman 1 Conference Championships are de- Florida. The Gators prevailed 13-7 in this on a 43-yard pass from Hal Leonard. The cided, last home games are played with Southern Conference matchup. A feature Tiger's Billy Poe scored the last Clemson bowl participation at stake. These are some attraction at Clemson was at the junior touchdown when he received a lateral toss of the characteristics of games that are varsity contest. Athletic director Mutt Gee from Dick Hendley on a play that covered played in the middle of November. With arranged for play by play reports of the 29 yards. An innovation was tried in num- the weather noticeably cooler, and the varsity game to be announced at the JV bering of the gridiron lines for the specta- leaves showing their colorful splendor, it game between Clemson and The Citadel. tors. The large numerals were not marked makes for a perfect atmosphere for a One dollar admission was charged to hear off in chalk, but were planted in bright collegiate game. These are some of the the account of the Fiorida-Clemson game green rye grass. ingredients that have gone into making and watch the junior varsity game on Riggs 1956—Vice President Richard Nixon was November 16 a special day in Tiger Football. Field. in attendance at the Clemson-Miami foot- 1912—Clemson defeated Mercer 21-13 1935— Interest in the Clemson and The ball game on this date 29 years ago. on this date 73 years ago. Clare Webb Citadel game reached a new high at Clem- Surrounded by security from various agen- scored two touchdowns from short yar- son and, according to an announcement cies, a loud explosion sounded and alarmed dage while Marion (Pony) Coles galloped from the commandant's office, approxi- the body guards along with the Vice Presi- 50 yards to lead the Tigers to victory at mately 300 Clemson cadets wanted to dent. To everyone's relief, it was discov- Macon, Georgia. attend the game. Seeking means of trans- ered that It was just the cannon fired off by 1916—The Citadel-Clemson game this portation the cadets offered to share trav- a Clemson cheerleader when Clemson year was an affair of lost opportunities as eling expenses with anyone owning an kicked off. The eighth-ranked Hurricanes The Citadel had a chance to attempt five auto and desiring to go to Charleston. defeated the Tigers 21-0 in the game field goals while only making one. Clem- People interested were asked to contact played in Miami. son on the other hand had several oppor- the Clemson commandant's office. These 1974— Craig Brantley caught touch- tunities to score but could not capitalize. cadets, along with 3,000 others, watched down passes of 55 and 97 yards in Clem- Five-thousand witnessed the Bulldogs' Streak Lawton score from 10 yards out to son's 28-9 victory over Virginia. Mark Fell- Johnnie Weeks kick the game's lone score give the Tiger a hard-fought 6-0 win. Clem- ers who threw the aerials scored from 13 with a field goal from 23 yards out that son gained 342 yards total offense to The yards out to cap the Tigers win over the went over the crossbar by only a few feet Citadel's 77. Cavaliers. in the third quarter. It proved to be the 1946—Clemson defeated Furman 20-6 Also on this date, the playing surface of winning margin in The Citadel's 3-0 win. before a homecoming crowd of 18,000 Memorial Stadium was named after Frank 1918—The University of South Carolina people. Clemson's Dewey Quinn scored Howard for his 44 years of service to the athletic authorities provided the use of on a one-yard run while Chip Clark scored university. their stadium to Clemson and The Citadel for their annual game, as the State Fair in Orangeburg forced the game out of that city. Luckily, South Carolina was playing at Furman that day and the field was not going to be used by the Gamecocks. An- other reason the game was played at Columbia instead of Charleston or Clem- son was that the military officials from both Clemson and The Citadel would not allow players to be absent from any military duties due to athletic events. Since the game was played in Columbia both the Clemson and Citadel cadets and football teams would be able to make the trip to Columbia and return to duty, while if the game was played at The Citadel or Clem- son, one or the other would be late in reporting back to school. Clemson's John O'Dell scored for the game's only tally as Clemson won the game, 7-0. Both teams made it back to their campuses before their passes expired. 1929— Recent Clemson Hall of Fame Inductee Goat McMillan fired six passes in the Tigers scoring drive with one a touch- down pass to right end Bob Jones in the Tigers only score in a losing effort to Craig Brantley caught two TD passes in the 1974 win over Virginia. 79 IPTAY Officers DISTRICT II Union County C Evans Putman Mr Harold E Blackwell (CC), 15 Quail Hill Dnve Chairman Greenville. SC 29607 Mr Cecil Wayne Comer Mr H S Harris, Jr Cherokee County Mr B E Kirby • Mr John M Hamrick. Jr (CC), Mr Thomas E Mack Chairman Mr. S Paul Aaron • Dr W Ronald Barrett Mr R S Campbell. Jr Mr Gary E Clary Mr Wylie Hamrick Mr E Raymond Parker Mr James R Sanders. Jr Greenville County Mr K M Watson (CC). Chairman if.-':' William R. "Bill" Alexander Mr Bill Barbary Director, District III • Mr Randall Bell Mr Walter Glenn Brackin. Jr Mr Joseph Bailey Bright Eddie N. Dalton " Jim Patterson Lawrence Starkey Mr Miles E Bruce DISTRICT III IPTAY Vice-President IPTAY President IPTAY. Secretary-Treasurer Mr Charles A Bryan. Jr William R Alexander Mr Phillip H Burnett 330 Fainway Rd SW Director, District I Director. At Large Director. District VII Mr Charles W Bussey. Jr Aiken. SC 29801 Mr Larry B Copeland Aiken County Mr J Bennette Cornwell, 111 Mr John G Molony (CC), • Mr Walter 8 Crawford Chairman Mr Gordon S Davis Mr Wm. R Alexander • Mr William Lem Dillard Mr Johnny L Cagle • IPTAY PAST PRESIDENTS 1 Mr L Donkle. Jr Mr Alan J Coleman Mr Henry Elrod Mr Thomas Eiserhardt Mr Clark Gaston. Jr Mr Frank T Gibbs Mr Joe D Gibson Mr Elbert Hines Hamilton Mr Joel W Gray. Ill Mr IC. Atkinson, Jr., Director F Reeves Gressette, Jr., Director George G. Poole. Jr., Director Eugene H Kneece. Jr Mr Richard H Ivester Mr Alan M Tewkesbury. Ill Ctiarlle W, Bussey, Director Lewis F Holmes, Director Bill Reaves, Director Dr Willis A King. Jr Dr Charlie W Timmerman ' Mr Terry A Kingsmore W.G. DesCtiamps, Jr, Director FE. Hugties, Director Chris Suber, Director Mr FA Townsend, Jr Mr Jim League Mr James L Walpole Dr, R.C, Edwards, Director Dr G.J, Lawtion. Jr, Director W.H. Taylor, Director Mr Henry M Lee Mr Carrol H Warner Mr Floyd S Long Harper Gault, Director Caltioun Lemon, Director Dr. J.H. Timmerman, Director Mr Ben G Watson Mr Terry L Long Mr H O Weeks. Sr Marshall Walker. Director Mr Seabrook L Marchant Mr James T McCarter Edgefield County • Mr Lewis F Holmes. Ill (CC). ATHLETIC DIRECTOR - BOBBY ROBINSON Mr Ronald J McCoy Chairman Mr J G Miller. Jr IPTAY EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - ALLISON DALTON Anderson Mr William J Neeley. Jr Mr Greg W • Mr Dukes, Jr HONORARY DIRECTOR - FRANK HOWARD Mr Thomas K Norris E Mr William H Orders Mr J W Gilliam. Jr Mr John F Palmer Mr Lewis F Holmes. Jr ' Mr Watson Rhodes * '85 Mr 1 N Patterson. Jr Designates IPTAY Award Winner Ryan Mr George Millon Plyler Mr Thomas H Mr C Evans Putman Mr Herbert S Yarborough Representatives: Mr Bobby W Ramsey Lexington County Mr James Rochester Mr D H Caughman (CC), Mr. Earl E Sammons, Jr Chairman Mr Robert G Sharpe Mr J Ed Burrell Mr John G Slattery Mr Billy Amick Mr Tony Smith Mr Jerry R Byrd Mr Joe D Swann • Mr R Hugh Caldwell Mr Chris Suber Dean Walter T Cox Mr E Richard Taylor. Jr • Mr Fred H Carter, Jr Mr R Allison Dalton Mr S Gray Walsh Mr James Tracy Childers • Mr Robert B Whorton Greenwood County Mr Benjamin C Dysart. Ill Mr Mike Coleman • Mr Robert L McCord (CC) Dr Robert C Edwards Mr David H Wilkins Mr James A Compton Chairman. Greenwood Mr Charles Ellenburg. Jr Laurens County Mr Ernest Jamerson Corley. Jr Dr FE Abeil, Jr Coach Cliff Ellis Mr H Ralph Corley Sr Mr J R Adair (CC). Mr Nick P Anagnost Coach Danny Ford Chairman Mr John Mellon Gault. Ill Mr Mr Gaston Jr Mr Robert T Haselden. Jr Joe M Anderson Gage. ' Mr Thomas E Davenport Mr Lewis Bagwell Mr Roddey E Gettys, III Mr TA Henry Jim Patterson Mr Henry M Fans. Sr ' Mr Henry Mr Wayne Bell Mr S Leanord Gough Mr Charles Jeter Glenn M Herlong. Jr Director, District I Mr Mr Robert Guerreri " Mr Warren Craig John L Bracknell M Mr William J Hendrix Jumper " Mr William E, Burnett Mr Bob Harmon Mr Hugh Foster Morgan. Jr Mr VF Linder. Jr Mr William D Coleman Mr Van Hilderbrand Mr John W McLure DISTRICT I Mr WB Owens Frank Mr Gene Rhymer. Jr. Jim Patterson. Dir Mr Johnson Craig Coach J Howard Mr Ralph C Prater • Floyd J Riser PO Box 589 Mr John Duncan Mr M Hunt Mr Carl R Rogers Mr W Clemson, SC 29633 Mr Robert M Emm, Jr Mr Edwin L Kilby, Jr. Mr Michael E Simmons Mr J Tom Shell • Mr WK Fooshe Mr Tom C Lynch. 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Mudge Mr William T McDaniel, III Chairman Mr J Ryan White, Jr Mr Richard W Sarvis Mr. James P McKeown, III Mr Mark Slade AvenI • Mr R L Wilder Jr Mr S,C McMeekin, Jr Mr William E. Gore. Jr. Dorchester County • Mr R S Winlield Mr Jeffrey A, O Cam Mr Ray C Smith Mr Tom Salisbury (CC). Lawrence V Starkey Mr Thomas R Robbins Chairman Marion County Director District VIII Mr Crawford E Sanders. Ill York County Mr Thomas W Bailey Mr TC Atkinson, III (CC), Col A Lee Sheider. Jr • Mr William R. Adkins (CC). Mr H D Byrd Chairman Mr B Manon Smith Chairman Mr Gene W Dukes Mr TC, Atkinson, Jr DISTRICT VIII Mrs Davis O. Smith Mr David E. Angel Mr Clifford M Henley Mr John H. Holt Lawrence V Starkey Dr John H. Timmerman Mr S Lynn Campbell Mr Dexter Rickenbaker Mr Robert G. Mace 320 Ferry Landing SW Atlanta, Mr. E. Ralph Wessinger. Sr. Dr Roy W Campfield, Jr Mr Duncan C. Mclntyre GA 30328 • Mr O.T Gulp Hampton County Mr George G. Poole. 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Jefferson-Pilot Corporation, Greensboro, North Carolina 27420 The EvolutibW f tfi4 By Sam Blackman Over the years, when comparing team's A major contributing factor is weight with the 1983-84 players, it was found that chances one good measuring stick has training Weight training is a growing phe- all of the players in the latter group weighed been the weight and height of the players nomenon in college athletics, American 20 pounds more and were one inch taller. on the two teams. Even today, one of the colleges and universities are spending first Items that coaches and fans look at on thousands of dollars on weight training Average Weight of Clemson starting the roster is the size of the players. If one equipment to help improve the perform- offensive teams over the years was to go back and look at players' sizes ance and size of the athletes, which in Year Weight in the years gone by one would find that turn, increases the success of the team. Year Weight today's players dwarf the men that played Few coaches or athletes deny that physi- 1905 182 1955 196 in yesteryear. Yesterday's larger football cal conditioning plays an important role in 1915 166 1965 210 players height and weight would be the almost any sporting event. 1925 169 1975 219 1935 182 1985 229 smallest on many of today's football rosters. Almost all NCAA division I schools hire There are many contributing factors why coaches to supervise their weight pro- 1945 183 athletes have increased their size and grams. Strength coaches differ in their weight. They include better nutrition, in- definition of a successful strength pro- creased time in weight training, people are gram. Various measures of success in- The time an athlete starts weight training more health conscious, and people are clude a reduction in a team's injunes; an and the supervision he receives is impor- genetically larger Although there are many increase in a player's size and strength: a tant in the area of gaming body size, "One reasons why football players are bigger, a spacious and well-equipped strength room, reason athletes are larger is because of time cannot be pinpointed as the actual and of course, a winning football program. good, sound strength programs, " says period that football players have increased Strength and conditioning regimens during Clemson's Head Trainer Fred Hoover. " in size. the off-season are rapidly becoming as Athletes are starting exercise programs important to a successful sports program earlier that are designed and supervised as the playbook is during the season. on the high school level. A great deal of Although weight training is vital to a research in sports medicine is giving the at the high level successful football team it is a relatively coaches school valuable new aspect of college athletics. Most col- information, which in turn will help athletes leges and universities started a weight benefit from strength, running and flexibil- training program in the late 1970s and ity programs. early 1980s. Public concern for better health and Although players have gotten larger over nutrition along with parental involvement the years, weight training is only one of the are points that cannot be ruled out for reasons responsible for the surge in play- reasons why football players have become ers' sizes, "Genetically, people have got- larger over the years. "Part of the reason ten bigger," commented Clemson's Strength football players have become larger is a Coach Gary Wade. "Weight training has reflection of better diet and conditioning. helped people get bigger in the right way. There is not one factor that explains why " Instead of having big people, athletes that people are bigger, commented Dr Roland train the proper way, are not only big but Knight, orthopedic surgeon from Green- stronger, faster and more flexible. Weight ville, SC. " Public awareness has in- nutrition training can turn a tall, lean person into creased concerning good and proper " one with more size and power, diet. This along with weight training, partici- In the ACC, individual body weights of pation in sports at an earlier age and each team's starting offensive linemen were parental concerns are some reasons why " obtained five years prior to the start of an athletes are larger organized weight training program and taken The average lineman in NCAA Division I five years after the program was initiated IS 73 pounds and three and a half inches taller at each school. The average weight was than he was in 1900. In 1900 an 233.14 before weight training was started average lineman weighed 195 pounds and 6'1 ". at each school. The average weight of the stood In 1984, the average lineman offensive linemen following the program weighs 268 pounds and has a height of 6'5". was 249.14 pounds, which indicates a In the year 2000, it is projected that typical difference of 16 pounds. the lineman will weigh 300 pounds and will 6'7". In a study done by Olson and Hunter in be 1984, significant differences were found in Although player's sizes have increased players' body weights in just a 10-year- over the years, not to mention the names, rules and equipment, one thing is for cer- span. A survey of 45 Division I schools showed that weight training helped people tain: the excitement, drama, and entertain- that football provides fans Terence Mack is a 230-pound defensive end. receive more body mass, yet play effec- ment collegiate He is 40 pounds heavier than the average tively at a higher weight. Comparing the across the nation will never change whether Clemson lineman of 40 years ago. 1973-74 football players at these schools the players are small, large or GIANTS, 107 Clemson FootbalFs Greatest Moment Captured Forever Limited Edition Gold-Plated Commemorative Plaque Savor that great moment when on the night of January 1, 1982, the Clemson Tigers became national champions! This very special plaque is constructed of the finest materials. Etched into soHd brass then plated in gold, each is carefully mounted on a mohogany plaque with satin finish. The plaque features a scoreboard of the game, all of the individual scoring, game highlights, and much more. 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Although the calendar Hill Presbyterian Church will offer the in- Clemson University Alma Mater must witness the passing of nine more vocation; the colors will be presented by Where the Blue Ridge yawns its greatness. months before the Orange and White re- an ensemble from Pershing Rifles Com- Where the Tigers play. turn to Death Valley, memories of the 1 985 pany C-4, Kerry Graham, Color Guard Here the sons of dear old Clemson season will remain, indelible as the darkest Commander. The pregame show will end Reign Supreme alway. of hues. Today, many Tigers — players, from towering heights when the Golden CHORUS Dear old Clemson, we will tnumph band members, fans — make their grand Knights aka the U. S. Army 82nd Airborne And with all our might finales as Clemson students. Today is their Division, Will parachute m with the game That the Tigers" roar may echo day and the day of those that brought them ball. The game will be ready to start when 0"er the mountain height. forth, as Parents' Day is celebrated with all those Fightin" Tigers get ready to battle the the revelries of a Clemson football Saturday. Terps by roaring down The Hill to the Those revelries will start on the field ecstasy of Tiger Rag. departure, and they will be missed by when Tiger Band begins its traditional pre- Today's halftime show, "A Tribute To The those who remain. game show. "Sock It To Em, " and the Graduating Seniors, " will commence with Those seniors, pictured on this page " Orange Bowl March, should raise spirits The Right Stuff, " composed for the movie are: (1st Row, L-R) Connie Rollinson, In- and the always uplifting Tiger Rag" should of the same name by Bill Conti and ar- dustrial Engineering; Leigh Wright, Span- bring them to a frenzy as Tiger Band spells ranged by Jay Bocock. Trumpet soloists ish; Catherine Cline, Administrative Man- out the word "Tigers. Phil Kealer and Doug Martin will be fea- agement; Rene Livingston, Electrical Today's guest of honor dotting the " i" in tured in the next piece, "The Elks' Parade." Engineering; Beth Stewart, Secondary Ed- Tigers is Tiger Brotherhood's Mother-of- This song, a big-band standard, was ucation-History; Jenny Frampton, Com- the-Year, Ms. Anne P. Collins. A resident of arranged by Paul Lavendar and arranged puter Science; Connor Coward, Financial Chester, Ms. Collins married a Clemson for percussion by Barry Reese, " Rise Again," Management; Deidre Mackinson, Math; graduate and had two sons who earned a popular gospel selection composed by (2nd Row, L-R) Mark Smith, Engineering their degrees here. Ms. Collins is active in Dallas Holme, will feature French horn Technology; David Benjock, Industrial her church and in other civic affairs, and player Gail Holland, Baritone soloist John Management; Jeff Boatman, Computer she served as a historian when the mini- Smith, and trumpeters Jamie Schuman Engineering,; Theresa Parker, Financial series Chiefs was filmed in Chester. and Gordon Moore. Jay Bocock and Barry Management; Gail Holland, Industrial En- Joining Ms. Collins to dot the " i" will be Reese teamed up for the arrangement of gineering; Kimberly Bates, Political Sci- 1985-86 Tiger Band Commander James this song. A tribute to all Tigers — no ence; Paul Parker, Physics; Marcy Nance, Summer. Summer, a senior from Little matter what their position, size, age, or Mathematical Science; Mountain, S. C, will be representing the location will end today's halftime show as (3rd Row, L-R) Keith Jenkins, Mathemati- seniors of Tiger Band, who will be intro- Tiger Band plays for one more time " The cal Science; Dodd Townsend, Civil Engi- duced during the pregame show. Song That Shakes The Southland, "TI- neering; Doug Martin, Computer Engineer- The pregame show continues with Dr. GER RAG"!!!! ing; Marc Leclair, Industrial Management; Richard E. Goodstein conducting Tiger This week, Tiger Band would like to David Slagal, Chemical Engineering; Bill Band in "You're A Grand Ole Flag" and honor its graduating seniors. This group of Mayass, Administrative Management; David "America The Beautiful. " The Clemson dedicated musicians has stood by the Ti- Grossman, Computer Science; University Chorus will accompany the band gers through good times and bad, mostly (Top Row, L-R) James Summer, Mechani- as they play those numbers. Dr. Bruce F good. Dr. Bruce Cook, director of Tiger cal Engineering; Barbara Byalick, Math; Cook will then direct the band in our na- Band, said, " Senior leadership in this band Walter Betaill, Agricultural Engineering; tional anthem, and William W. Campbell has been the key to its great success. Frances Goldner, Economic Zoology; and will direct the Clemson University Alma Their presence will be felt long after their David Snider, Computer Engineering. Ill " — The Last WoreM1 By Bob Bradley 1 Today's opponent, Maryland, has one back, Bernie Faloney, was Player-of- Tommy Mont took over at Maryland claim against Clemson that no other the-Year. after Tatum left to return to his alma Atlantic Coast Conference team can When Tatum and Faloney flew down mater, North Carolina, and Clemson equal — the Terps own more victories to attend the Greenville Touchdown managed two wins and a tie against than losses over the Tigers in Memo- Jamboree and receive their awards, Mont. rial Stadium. Howard went out to the airport to meet And then the dapper Tom Nugent Although Clemson has narrowed the them. Howard told Faloney, "Son, I'm took over the Terps and brought with gap somewhat by grabbing the last mighty glad to see what you look like him the true "I" formation which had two victories in "The Valley," Maryland in the face. All I ever saw was the three backs lined up directly behind still owns a 9-7-0 edge on the Tigers back of you running toward our goal the quarterback. Howard and Nugent in their own backyard. line." got into an honest-to-goodness feud. Clemson and Maryland got on each The Tigers absorbed their third straight Maryland played at Clemson Nu- other's list in 1952, a year before the shutout (16-0) in 1954 at College Park gent's first year and Howard cracked ACC was formed. The late Jim Tatum and in 1955, Tatum brought what was that "Clemson would dot Nugent's I," already brought the Terps a national to be his last Maryland team to Clem- but the Terps won, 28-25, on a 17- power and he beat his "ole buddy son and the Terps had one of their yard pass from Dale Betty to Gary Frank Howard the first four tries, al- best teams. Back then the ACC and Collins with 3:02 to play. The next year though the Tigers did throw a scare the Big 8 champions were automatic at College Park the same combination into the Terp bowl plans in 1955. qualifiers for the Orange Bowl and the worked on a seven-yard pass with Howard and Tatum were the closest winner of the Terp-Tiger clash would 3:12 gone in the fourth quarter for a of friends, but they would trade friendly have the "honor" of meeting Okla- 19-17 win. jabs at each other during the summer homa in Miami January 1st. At Clemson in '61, John Hannigan in order to sell tickets and then walk Memorial Stadium held only 20,000 kicked a field goal with eight seconds off the field after the game arm and at the time, but every available porta- left after recovering a Clemson fumble arm ready to split the gate. ble bleacher was brought in and ole at the 20 for a 24-21 Maryland win. After the third-ranked Terps slapped "Death Valley" popped at the seams Nugent, who was known for his inno- the Tigers around, 28-0, in 1952 at with 30,000 people. vations, pulled one of them out during College Park, Maryland made its first Clemson got on the board early this game to score a touchdown, which trip to Clemson a year later and tacked when Don King passed to Dalton Riv- led Howard to remark that "he beat us 20-0 on a win. Tatum was named ACC ers for a 1 2-yard tally and tailback Joel on a high school play. " When this Coach-of-the-Year and his quarter- Wells electrified the crowd as he slipped drifted to the Terp dressing room, Nu- through the right side of his line and gent said: "When we play high school hpped off a 50-yard touchdown run. teams, we use high school plays," and Both extra points were missed, but at the fire got even brighter. That was this point, the largest home crowd in three losses in three years by a total history was delirious — and thinking of eight points. of a vacation in Miami in January. Some of the hurt was eased the Howard must have felt pretty confi- next, game when Rodney Rogers kicked dent also. When Clemson jumped ahead a 23-yard field goal with 1 :24 left for a 12-0, he gave one of his managers 17-14 Clemson win. And the two money to go downtown to the grocery coaches probably had the shortest store (where the Student Book Ex- midfield meeting on record. Nugent change is now located) to buy a dozen said: "Nice game," and Howard said: lemons which he was going to give "Thanks." Tatum after the game. Nugent was fired after the 1965 However, Howard will admit today season, but he was 5-2 against Clem- that he made one of his biggest coaching son. Howard wrote him a letter follow- mistakes that day by letting his first ing his dismissal, with some words of team stay in too long without relief. encouragement. Nugent later told Weariness set in during the second Howard that he was the only coach half and Maryland went on to a 25-12 who wrote him after he got the axe. victory. It's not recorded what Howard's re- Oklahoma defeated Maryland, 20- mark was upon hearing this. He prob- 6, in the Orange Bowl. The Sooners ably told Nugent to stay out of coach- took the opening kickoff, did not hud- ing. 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