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California Vs Clemson (1/1/1992) Clemson University TigerPrints Football Programs Programs 1992 California vs Clemson (1/1/1992) Clemson University Follow this and additional works at: https://tigerprints.clemson.edu/fball_prgms Materials in this collection may be protected by copyright law (Title 17, U.S. code). Use of these materials beyond the exceptions provided for in the Fair Use and Educational Use clauses of the U.S. Copyright Law may violate federal law. For additional rights information, please contact Kirstin O'Keefe (kokeefe [at] clemson [dot] edu) For additional information about the collections, please contact the Special Collections and Archives by phone at 864.656.3031 or via email at cuscl [at] clemson [dot] edu Recommended Citation University, Clemson, "California vs Clemson (1/1/1992)" (1992). Football Programs. 216. https://tigerprints.clemson.edu/fball_prgms/216 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Programs at TigerPrints. It has been accepted for inclusion in Football Programs by an authorized administrator of TigerPrints. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Clemson vs California Florida Citrus Bowl January 1, 1992 Levon Kirkland, OLB Jeb Flesch, OG First-Team Ail-American First-Team Ail-American Lombardi Award Semifinalist Ed McDaniel, LB Rob Bodine, MG Butkus Award Semifinalist First-Team All-American First-Team All-American Clemson Football '91 Clemson Grads 1991 CFA Scholar-Athlete Team Offense Bruce Bratton, Clemson, Graduate Student, OL, 3.2, Industrial Engi- neering Cal Dixon, Florida, Senior, OL, 3.0, Exercise and Sports Sciences James Hansen, Colorado, Junior, OL, 3.9, Aerospace Engineering Greg Lahr, Kentucky, Senior, OL, 3.7, Finance Howard Teichelman, Rice, Senior, OL, 3.4, Human Performance Kris Bjorson, Cincinnati, Junior, WR, 4.0, Marketing/Finance Dave Moore, Pittsburgh, Senior, WR, 3.1, Administration of Justice Alex Shook, West Virginia, Graduate Student, WR, 3.3, Psychology Tom Corontzos, Wyoming, Senior, RB, 3.1, Business Will Furrer, Virginia Tech, Senior, QB, 3.3, English Erik Watts, Louisville, Graduate Student, RB, 3. 1 , Business Management Carlos Huerta, Miami, Senior, PK, 3.1, Finance Defense Brad Culpepper, Florida, Graduate Student, DL, 3.2, History Pat Engelbert, Nebraska, Senior, DL, 3.6, Civil Engineering Stacey Satterwhite, Oklahoma State, Senior, DL, 3.2, Marketing James Singleton, So. Mississippi, Junior, DL, 3.8, Mechanical Engineer- ing Technology Scott Wharton, Louisiana State, Senior, DL, 3.4, History Daniel Boyd, Mississippi State, Junior, LB, 3.3, Microbiology Joe Reaves, South Carolina, Graduate Student, LB, 3.8, Sports Admin. Mick Thomas, Arkansas, Senior, LB, 3.3, Finance and Banking Cary Brabham, Southern Methodist, Junior, DB, 3.2, Business Michael McElrath, Army, Junior, DB, 3.6, Mechanical Engineering Tony Schmitz, Temple, Senior, DB, 3.9, Mechanical Engineering Mike Stigge, Nebraska, Junior, P, 3.5, Pre Veterinary Medicine Bratton earned his degree last summer and was a first-team CFA Academic All-America choice this year. The Clemson center snap combination of Clemson punter Chuck Lynch earned his de- First-team Ail-American Jeb Flesch received quarterback DeChane Cameron and AII-ACC gree in International Trade last year, his degree Dec. 19th. center Mike Brown already have their de- grees. Clemson ^# Football '91 General Information TABLE OF CONTENTS Clemson Football Facts ACC Football Review ACC Standings, 1991 41 The Game: 46th Annual Florida Citrus Bowl Statistics, 1991 52 Opponent: California Golden Bears Assistant Coaches 14 Series Record: First Meeting Athletic Department Staff 96 Date: January 1, 1992 (1:30 PM) Bowl Game Reviews. 1986-91 85 Site: Florida Citrus Bowl, Orlando, FL (70,000) Depth Chart, 1991 IBC Television: ABC (Brent Musburger, Dick Vermeil, Cheryl Miller) Future Schedules IBC Head Coach Ken Hatfield 1991 Citrus Bowl: Georgia Tech 45, Nebraska 21 Biography 12 Ticket Price: $30 for reserved seats Comments 3 Sponsor: Florida Department of Citrus Year-By-Year Record 13 Honors Awards & 40 Clemson in 1991: 9-1-1, 6-0-1 in ACC, ACC Champions Notes on the 1991 Tigers 4 Preseason Rank: 9th by AP and USA Today Player Biographies 17 Highest Ranking: 5th by USA Today, 6th by AP on October 1 Career Highs 47 3 Rank: 13th by AP, 12 th by Today Polls, AP, USA Today 93 December USA Records Clemson Bowl Record: 11-6, overall, 5-0 in last 5 seasons Bowl Records 90 Clemson in Citrus Bowl: 2-0, 35-10 over Penn State 1-1-88, 13-6 over Oklahoma 1-2-89 Career Leaders 80 Last Bowl Game: 30-0 over Illinois in 1991 Hall of Fame Bowl Defensive Records 83 Clemson Coach: Ken Hatfield (Arkansas 65) Last Time It Happened 94 19-3-1 at Clemson (.848), 1-0 in bowls, 2nd year Longest Plays 68 100-52-3 overall (.655), 4-5 in bowls, 13th year Single Game Highs & Lows 70 0-0 vs. California Roster, Alphabetical 48 Roster, Numerical 50 Statistics, 1991 California in 1991: 9-2 overall, 6-2 in Pac-10 Game-By-Game, Individual 44 Preseason Rank: Not Ranked Game-By-Game, Team 46 Highest Rank: 6th by USA Today and AP on November 19 Individual 42 December 3 Rank: 14th in AP, 15th in USA Today Participation Chart 92 Ail-Time Bowl Record: 3-6-1 Scores BC 17-15 Season Review, 1991 57 Last Bowl: over Wyoming at 1990 Copper Bowl Starting Lineups 45 California Coach: Bruce Snyder (Oregon 63) Superlatives 51 28-24-4 at California (.536), 1-0 in bowls, 5th year Team 42 67-61-5 overall (.523), 1-0 in bowls, 12th year Cover Photos by Jim Moriarty. Scott Harke and 0-0 vs. Clemson Bob Waldrop. Interior Photos by Rob Biggerstaff, Eddie Cliffe, Bowl Executive Director: Chuck Rohe (407) 423-2476 Bob Waldrop and Scott Harke. Public Relations Contact Dylan Thomas, Associate Executive Director This brochure was designed and edited by Tim Bourret. Special thanks to Annabelle Vaughan, Tim Office: (407)423-2476 Fax: (407) 425-8451 Match, Sam Blackman, Bob Bradley, Dr Harold Address: Florida Citrus Sports, One Citrus Bowl Place, Annie Vigodsky . Sanford Rogers, Heather Czeczok. 400 South Rio Grande Ave, Orlando, FL 32805 Verhoeven, Chris Metzler and Beth Mclnnis. California SID: Kevin Reneau Office: (415)642-5363; Home: 531 -BEAR Clemson SID: Tim Bourret Office: (803)656-2114; Home: 654-6240 Clemson Headquarters Stouffer Orlando Resort, 6677 Sea Harbor Drive, Orlando, FL 32821 Phone: (407)351-5555 Clemson Schedule in Orlando: December 21 Arrival at Stouffer's Orlando Resort, no practice December 22 No practice, tour attraction to be announced December 23 9:00 AM Practice at Jones High School, 5:30 PM Sea World December 24 9:00 AM Practice at Jones High School, 1:00 PM MGM Studios December 25 No Practice, 1 1 :30 AM Universal Studios December 26 9:00 AM Practice at Jones High School, press conference to follow, 12:30 PM Disney World December 27: 9:00 AM Practice at Jones High School, 12:00 Noon Barbeque with kids at Stadium, interviews at stadium, 2:00 PM EPCOT Center December 28: 10:00 AM Practice at Jones High School, 12:45 press conference 1:30 PM Sea World December 29 No Practice, 1:15 PM Clemson player press conference at stadium December 30 9:00 AM Practice at Jones High School, 12:00 Noon kickoff luncheon December 31 2:30 PM Stadium walk-ihrough January 1: 1 :30 PM Kickoff for 46th Florida Citrus Bowl Note: All interviews will be done at the Citrus Bowl Interview room. No interviews at Jones High School. Practices at Jones High School will be open for the first 20 The Tiger signifies Clemson's ACC ranking in minutes. Contact Annabelle Vaughan or Tim Bourret for player interview requests. total offense and total defense in 1991. 1 09m Clemson Football '91 Personnel Overview Offense quarterbacks in rushing with 392 yards. rushing with 441 yards in 100 attempts. Clemson's (409.7 Yds/G, 255.7 Rushing, 154.0 Passing) He was at his best at South Carolina in the top touchdown scorer (nine) had 1 26 yards against Clemson is noted nationally for its defense, season's 10th game when he connected on 12- Duke in the Coca Cola Bowl in Tokyo, a career but few realize this was the second best offense 1 4 passes for 206 yards, a single game Clemson high performance. in Tiger history. The 41 0-yards per game ranked record for completion percentage. He also ran for Clemson has a veteran offensive line that 25th in the country and only the 1978 Clemson 1 16 yards in the contest, giving him 322 yards in features three graduate students, all of whom team that featured six starters who eventually total offense, the third best performance in won some type of postseason award this year. went on to start in the NFL had a better figure (428 Clemson history. Jeb Flesch was the most decorated offensive yds/game). Cameron has two outstanding starting wide player at Clemson this year, as he was a first- In fact, the offense carried the defense over receivers in Terry Smith and Larry Ryans. Smith team All-American according to four services, the last three games of the season. Ken Hatfield's was a first-team AII-ACC choice who caught 45 including Associated Press. He was a major offense averaged 38 points per contest the last passes for 758 yards and six touchdowns. The reason Clemson rushed for 28 touchdowns this three games of the season and scored at least 20 reception and yardage total were the highest for year and ranked eighth in the country in rushing. points in the last seven games. The Clemson a Clemson receiver in 10 seasons, and estab- The red-shirt senior from Morrow, GA who re- defense gave up 1 7.3 points a game over the last lished new marks for a Clemson sophomore.
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