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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 degrees. 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.

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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. ceived his degree on December 19, had 72 three games, however some of those points were Ryans is a two-time track All-American (hurdles) knockdown blocks to lead the Tigers this year scored against reserves when Clemson had a at Clemson who had 20-273 in receptions and and has 262 for his career, just 1 1 away from the large lead. tallied 668 all-purpose running yards, fourth best Clemson career record. He has started 44 While Clemson ranked eighth in the nation in on the Clemson team. straight contests for the Tigers heading into the rushing this year and has had six straight years of Clemson's leading rusher is tailback Rodney bowl game. at least 235 yards per game on the ground, it has Blunt. The sophomore gained 706 yards on 160 Starting center Mike Brown is another post- been the Tiger passing game that has been the attempts for the season, but 547 of those yards graduate who was a first-team AII-ACC selection difference in 1991. Clemson's 154 yards a game came in the last six games, including a career this year as he graded in the eighties in four through the air rank as the best by a Clemson high 163 yards against Duke in the regular sea- contests. Offensive tackle Bruce Bratton was a team since 1 984 and the second best since 1 975. son finale. Blunt got his chance when Ronald second-team AII-ACC choice on the field and a DeChane Cameron continued to improve as Williams went down with a torn knee ligament first-team CFA Academic All-American off the the starting quarterback as the season pro- during warmups prior to the October 26 N.C. field. Bratton is a graduate student who earned gressed. The senior, who graduated on Decem- State game. Up to that point, Williams had gained his degree in engineering last year. ber 19 with a degree in accounting, has com- 581 yards in five games and was the ACC's top Stacy Seegars is a 300-pound guard who pleted 111-193 passes for 1478 yards and five rusher. Williams had surgery in December and improved as the season went along and he scores. He had the second best passing effi- will not play in the Citrus Bowl. reached his zenith at South Carolina when he ciency rating in the ACC behind Virginia's Matt At fullback, Rudy Harris moved to the fore- graded 84 percent. Kelvin Hankins joins Bratton

Blundin, and led all Atlantic Coast Conference front at midseason and ranks third on the club in as a starting tackle. He had his best season by far with 45 knockdown blocks, most by a Clemson

tackle this year. Ty Gibson is the starting tight end who had 12 receptions for 134 yards, fourth on the team. He had 12 knockdown blocks against Virginia to tie for the team best this year.

Defense (263.2 Yds/Game, 53.4 rushing, 209.8 passing) The Tiger defensive unit features three players who were chosen first-team All-American by at least one service this year. Clemson was especially tough against the run, allowing just 53.4 yards per game, the second best rushing defense by any college football team in the last 21

seasons. Nine of Clemson's 1 1 opponents failed

to reach the 1 00-yard mark in terms of rushing, in fact opponents averaged just 30.5 yards per game over the last six contests. Rob Bodine was the leader of the interior line that ranked as one of the best in the nation. A first-team All-American by the Football Writers and a second-team choice by AP, Bodine led the nation in tackles for loss with 27. He also picked up a team best 7.5 sacks and had 99 total tackles, second on the team. Bodine, originally a walk-on fullback, has 48 career tackles for loss, only the Perry Brothers (Michael Dean and William) have more. Clemson turned its season in the right direction in the last four minutes of the Virginia game. Chester McGlockton and Brentson Buckner Rudy Harris (40) scored a key touchdown in the comeback.

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are a pair of +31 0-pound tackles who flank the American by Football News. He connected on throwing the ball, so they will be very difficult to

245-pound Bodine. McGlockton was second on 1 7-26 field goals this year and scored 81 points, prepare for. It is going to be a great ball game. the team in tackles for loss with 15, quite an most ever by a Clemson freshman. "At one time it looked like they could be even accomplishment considering he saw limited duty Darnell Stephens paced the return area with ranked as high as number-four if they had not lost in the first three games because of a preseason a 14.1 punt return average, best in the ACC and to Stanford. I am looking for a good ball game, but knee injury. eighth best in the nation. That included an 89- I am looking for us to prepare hard and be ready He was a first-team AII-ACC selection ano yarder against Maryland that was chosen as the to play our best. We have improved tremen- ranked fifth on the team in tackles with 56. The CNN Play of the Day. Larry Ryans leads the dously since the second half of the Virginia game, junior from Whiteville, NC, is already tied for third kickoff return group with a 23.5 average on 1 and that is why we are where we are right now. I in Clemson history in sacks, and he still has attempts. am proud of our team being an undefeated con- another year of eligibility. Buckner had 55 stops Chuck Lynch, a graduate student, is the ference champion going down to the Citrus Bowl. in his fine sophomore season and tallied 10 Clemson punter. He tallied 1 7 punts inside the 20 "California has relied more on the straight tackles for loss and 5.5 sacks. this year, most by a Clemson punter over the last running game this season, and I would too if I had The Tiger outside linebackers are led by first- five years, and he was a prime reason Clemson Russell White. They threw the ball for 300 or so team All-American Levon Kirkland. Mr. Outside allowed just 4.8 yards per punt return this year, yards against Stanford, so when they have had to had 62 stops this year to rank third on the club and best in the ACC. Lynch averaged 36.2 yards a throw it. they have accomplished that without any also collected 12 tackles for loss and 5.5 sacks. punt this year, but only 18 of his 50 punts were problems. They are a multi-talented, skilled He ranks in a tie for third in Clemson history with returned. team. Nobody does exactly the things they do. McGlockton on the all-time sack chart, only the They have great strength and have been able to Perry Brothers have more in Tiger history. Coach Hatfield Comments run the ball against almost everybody.

Kirkland, a second-team All-American in 1990, "I told our players following the Maryland "I knew about Bruce Synder when he was at was a first-team choice by four services this year. game that this will be the last time the Atlantic Utah State and I knew what he had done there Ashley Sheppard and Wayne Simmons are Coast Conference Champion will be represent- and respected him tremendously. Then we the co-starters at the other outside linebacker ing the conference in the Florida Citrus Bowl. coached together at the East-West Shrine game position. Sheppard had the higher tackle total, Clemson was the first school to represent the three or four years ago. That was the first time but Simmons had the higher sack and tackle for ACC in this bowl agreement and now we are the that we were together for a week. What he has

loss figures. Sheppard picked up 48 tackles and final ACC school to represent the conference in accomplished at Cal, I think is phenomenal. He five tackles for loss in his six starts, while Simmons the final year of the bowl agreement. has brought a cohesiveness and unity, a winning had 43 tackles, but ranked second on the team in "I told our team that we will be playing a very attitude in both the players and administration. sacks with six. Simmons will get the start in the difficult and tough California team. They are a When you can beat Southern Cal, and UCLA two Citrus Bowl. team that has defeated Southern California and years in a row have done something, period. , you

The inside linebackers are paced by first- UCLA two years in a row. California is a squad "I have not had a chance to see much film on

team All-American Ed McDaniel. The 225- that has had the best winning record in the last 41 Russell White yet, but from what little I have seen pounder from Batesburg. SC, led Clemson in years at that school and they are a team that head and from everything I have heard, he is a tremen- tackles with 106, the third time in his four years coach Bruce Synder has developed into a very dous back. When you can gain 1000 yards, that he has led a top 1 5 (NCAA ranking) Clemson solid squad. They won a bowl game last year and playing the Washington, UCLA and Southern Cal defense in tackles. Mr. Inside is ranked fourth in they are coming off a big loss to arch-rival Stanford, defenses, especially when he has done it two

Clemson history in total tackles with 381 , but he so they will be determined to play extremely well years in a row, that says something in itself. He needs just two to move into third place. against us. is a big strong back that really runs hard and runs Kenzil Jackson and Chuck O'Brien have "They have great balance in both running and through tackles." shared the other inside linebacker position the second half of the season. Jackson ranks fourth on Clemson's fourth ranked (total) defense with 58 stops, while O'Brien, a red-shirt senior, has 37 tackles. O'Brien will become the first player in NCAA history to play in three Citrus Bowls. The secondary had just one returning starter from last year's 10-2 team that led the nation in total defense. Robert O'Neal, a first-team AII-

ACC choice and a 1 992 All-America candidate, is the best defensive back. The free safety had 51 tackles and 1 1 passes broken up. The PBU total is second best in the ACC this year. He also ranks fifth in Clemson history in interceptions. Darnell Stephens and Eric Geter are the starters at the cornerback positions. Stephens led the league in punt returns this year and was a second-team freshman All-American. Geter started all 1 1 games this year and tallied 37 tackles and five PBUs. Tyron Mouzon led the team in interceptions from his strong safety slot with three and had 48 tackles and eight pass deflections.

Special Forces Two freshmen ranked among the top 10 nationally in their respective expertise led the special teams, or what Coach Hatfield refers to as the "special forces". Placekicker Nelson Welch ranked

in a tie for fourth in the nation in field goals per game and paced the Atlantic Coast Conference. Clemson's hard-hitting defense led the nation in defending the run, allowing just 53.4 yards per He was an AII-ACC selection, honorable mention game. It was the second best rushing defense in college football since 1 970. Here Chuck O'Brien UPI All-American and a first-team Freshman All- lays a hit on an N.C. State back.

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Clemson Notes

Bodine Ties Perry's Record, Led Nation Clemson 's ACC Championship seasons Gerald Green (DB, Lithonia, GA); Kelvin Hankins Clemson middle guard Rob Bodine tied the (OT, Camden, NJ); and Dean Harmon (C,PK, Clemson single season mark for tackles for loss Final Rank Midland, Ml). when he recorded four stops behind the line Year Overall ACC Bowl AP-UPI Also, David Joye (DB, Graham, NC); Tony against Duke in the regular season finale. He 1956 7-2-2 4-0-1 Orange 19-NR Kennedy (FB, Elizabeth, NJ); Levon Kirkland has 27 heading into the California game, the 1958 8-3-0 5-1-0 Sugar 12-13 (OLB, Lamar, SC); Chuck Lynch (P, Wyndmoor, same total William Perry had in 1984, his senior 1959 9-2-0 6-1-0 Bluebonnet 11-NR PA); Tony Mauney (CB, Shelby, NC); Ed McDaniel (LB, Batesburg, year. Perry only played in 1 1 games that year, the *1965 5-5-0 5-2-0 SC); Jimmy McLees (QB, same number Bodine has played in this season. 1966 6-4-0 6-1-0 Greenville, SC); Tyron Mouzon (SS, Clearwater, Bodine, who was a first-team Ail-American 1967 6-4-0 6-0-0 FL); Chuck O'Brien (LB, Clarksburg, MD); Curtis according to the Football Writers Association, led 1978 11-1-0 6-0-0 Gator 6-7 Whitley (C, Smithfield, NC) the nation in tackles for loss per game. He had 1981 12-0-0 6-0-0 Orange 1-1 Three senior starters Bratton, Brown, and one more than Ricardo McDonald of Pittsburgh 1982 9-1-1 6-0-0 8-NR Lynch, had their degrees before the season began, while DeChane and Flesch accumulated. It is interesting to note that only 1986 8-2-2 5-1-1 Gator 17-19 Cameron Jeb nine players in the nation had 20 tackles for loss 1987 10-2-0 6-1-0 Citrus 12-10 received it December 19th.

1 also this year and three played in the ACC. Here is 1988 10-2-0 6-1-0 Citrus 9-8 That 990 group has the ACC record for wins in four-year period. is list of a list of Clemson's single season bests in terms 1991 9-1-1 6-0-1 Citrus ? a Here a the winningest classes in history. of tackles for loss: 'Denotes shared ACC title ACC Clemson has six of the top nine classes in the history of the

Rk Player, Pos Year No Tiger Seniors Still Have Shot at ACC, league. 1. William Perry, MG 1984 27 Clemson Record Rob Bodine, MG 1991 27 There are 22 Tigers who will be playing Winningest ACC Classes 3. Michael Dean Perry, DT 1987 24 California in their final game. This group has a 4. Jim Stuckey, DT 1979 20 39-7-1 record so far and has a chance to tie the School Class Record Pet Clemson 1990 40-8-0 .833 5. Jeff Bryant, DT 1981 19 Clemson record for wins by a senior class if it 39-7-1 6. Randy Scott, LB 1977 18 defeats California in the Citrus Bowl. The record Clemson 1991 .840 38-8-2 .813 6. Archie Reese, DT 1988 16 for a senior class is 40 by the 1990 seniors who Clemson 1989 37-6-2 Steve Durham, DT 1979 16 posted four straight 10-2 seasons. This year's Clemson 1984 .844 seniors already rank second. Clemson 1981 37-10-0 .787 37-10-1 National Tackle for loss Leaders The 1991 seniors include 11 starters, five on Maryland 1978 .781 36-7-2 offense, five on defense and one punter. The Clemson 1983 .822 36-11-1 Rk Player, Pos School TL-Yds 1991 seniors include: Rob Bodine (MG, Velva, Maryland 1976 .760 Maryland 1977 36-11-1 .760 1. Rob Bodine, MG Clemson 27-111 ND); Doug Bolin (TB, Blacksburg, SC): Bruce 2. Ricardo McDonald, OLB Pittsburgh 26-205 Bratton (OT, Gaffney, SC); Mike Brown (C, Pell Tigers All-America 3. Leroy Smith, DE Iowa 23-121 City, AL); DeChane Cameron (QB, LaGrange, Four Receive Mention football players, Flesch 4. Brad Culpepper, DT Florida 21.5-81 GA): David Davis (MG, Eastover, SC); Jeb Flesch Four Clemson Jeb Gr, Morrow, GA), Levon Kirkland (OLB, Sr., 5. Mike Poloskey, DT Illinois 21-100 (OG, Morrow, GA); John Clamp (P, Anderson, (OG, (ILB, Sr., Batesburg, Mickey McBride, DT E. Michigan 21-79 SC); David Goudelock (DB, Winnsboro, SC); Lamar, SC), Ed McDaniel Chris Slade, DE Virginia 21-116 SC) and Rob Bodine (MG, Sr., Velva, ND) Marco Coleman, OLB Ga. Tech 21-117 received first-team All-America honors in 1991. It is interesting to that all four players 9. Nate Dingle, LB Cincinnati 20-86 note were never chosen among the top 200 players

Tigers Win 13th ACC Title in the country by any High School All-America service during their prep days. In fact, only Clemson clinched its 13th ACC championship with a 40-7 victory over Maryland on McDaniel made an all-state team in high selec- November 16. The Tigers have now won 12 school, and he was not a consensus tion. outright titles and tied for another (1 965 with N.C. State) over the years, more than than any other Flesch and Kirkland each made four first- All-America squads for 1991 to lead the school. Maryland is second with eight ACC titles, team while Bodine a first-team selection by while Duke is third with seven. way, was Clemson had not won the ACC championship Football Writers and McDaniel was first-team by since 1988. That season, Clemson had a 6-1 College & Pro Football Weekly. Kirkland was a second-team choice two services, while Bodine record in the league and clinched the champion- by by three different ser- ship with a 49-25 win at Maryland. In fact, was named second-team vices. McDaniel had one third-team selection Clemson has now clinched the ACC title in a honorable mentions to go with his first- game against Maryland each of the last four and two team choice. times it has won the title. In 1987 Clemson Flesch led the Tigers in knockdown blocks clinched the ACC title with a 45-16 win over 7- this year with 72 and he needs 1 1 against Califor- Maryland, and in 1 986 Clemson clinched in a 1 nia all-time leader. Bodine 17 tie with Maryland in Baltimore. to become Clemson's Bodine led the nation in tackles for loss with had a Clemson record tying 27 tackles for loss 27 and he was a major reason the Tigers led this season and was second on the Tiger team in the nation in rushing defense. tackles with 99. He was a key reason Clemson

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averaging 409.7 yards per game in terms of total

offense. If the season ended today that would be the second best total offense average in Clemson history, even better than Clemson's 1981 Na- tional Championship team. Only the 1978 team led by Steve Fuller and Jerry Butler and four other starters who went on to start in the NFL, is better. The Tigers have averaged 445.7 yards a game over the last seven games. Clemson is 6-0-1 in those seven contests.

Clemson is eighth in the nation in rushing yards per game with an average of 255.7 yards

per game, but it is a stepped up passing attack that has made the difference in terms of total offense as compared with previously successful Clemson teams. Clemson has averaged 154

yards a game in the air, hit on 56 percent of its passes and thrown just eight interceptions all season.

Clemson Total Offense/Game Bests

Rk Year GP Yards Yds /G

1. 1978 12 5134 427.8 2. 1991 11 4507 409.7 3. 1981 12 4698 391.5 4. 1950 11 4269 388.1 5. 1988 12 4615 384.6 6. 1983 11 4219 383.5

7. 1986 12 4570 380.8 8 380.4 Cameron (#10) needs just 130 yards of total offense to become the third Tiger in history to 1984 11 4184 record a 2,000-yard season, while Harris (#40) paces the team in touchdowns with nine. He had Clemson in NCAA Stats a career high 1 26 yards and two TDs vs Duke in the final regular season game. Both are reasons 'Clemson team is first in rushing defense, allow- Clemson ranks eighth in the nation in rushing. ing 53.4 yards a game.

'Clemson team is fourth in total defense, allow- allowed just 53.4 yards per game on the ground Rock Perdoni that allowed just 52.2 yards per ing 263.2 yards a game. this year, best in the nation and second best by game to find a rushing defense better than 'Clemson team is 1 0th in scoring defense, allow- any Division I team in the last 20 years. Only the Clemson's this year. ing 13.5 points per game. Perry Brothers (Williams and Michael Dean) have 'Clemson team is 29th in passing efficiency de- more career tackles for loss at Clemson than Top Rushing Defenses in fense at 107.88 points. Bodine. College Football Since 1970 'Clemson team is 8th in rushing offense at 255.7 Kirkland had 62 stops to rank third on the yards per game. team this past regular season. He also had 12 Rk School Year Y/G 'Clemson team is 25th in total offense, 409.7 tackles for loss and now has 19 sacks for his 1. Virginia Tech 1982 49.5 yards per game. career, tied forthird in Clemson history McDaniel 2. Clemson 1991 53.4 'Clemson team is 31st (tied) in scoring offense, led Clemson in tackles with 106, the third time in 3. Penn State 1978 54.5 27.6 points per game his four years that he paced Clemson in tackles. 4. Oklahoma 1986 60.7 'Clemson team is 13th in punt returns with 12.1 He has 381 tackles in his career heading into the 5. Michigan State 1987 61.5 per return. Citrus Bowl game with California, fourth best in 6. Southern Cal 1989 61.5 Clemson history. 7. Pittsburgh 1981 62.4 'Nelson Welch is 4th (tied) in the nation in field 8. Auburn 1988 63.2 goals per game with 1 .55. Clemson All-American Summary for 1991 9. Michigan 1971 63.3 'Darnell Stephens is 8th in punt returns with 14.1 10. Pittsburgh 1980 65.3 per return. Service Flesch Kirk Bodine McDaniel 'Nelson Welch is 26th in scoring with 7.36 points Associated Press 1 2 3 A look to the ACC record book tells us that this per game. UPI 1 HM HM is also the best rushing defense in league history. ' Football Coaches DeChane Cameron is 42nd in passing efficiency Clemson's 1990 team held the previous record Football Writers 1 with 123.14 points with a 71 .7 average. Clemson also broke its own Walter Camp 'Terry Smith is 34th (tied) in reception yards per ACC record in terms of rushing defense per Sporting News 2 game with 68.9 Football News HM HM attempt. This year's team allowed just 1 .63 yards 'Terry Smith is 49th in receptions per game with 4.1 Scripps Howard (58.68 inches, or an average gimme putt for a Clemson Ranked 13th by AP College & Pro F-ball Weekly weekend golfer) per rush, breaking the previous Clemson is ranked 1 3th in the nation by AP in ACC record of 2.27 yards per attempt set by the the latest poll, while the Tigers are 12th in the Clemson Rushing Defense 2nd Best in Last 1987 team. coaches poll published by USA Today. This is 20 Years Clemson allowed just five rushing touchdowns the in total 81 st time the last 82 polls (dating back to Clemson won the national defense cham- in 1991 and that was just one more than the the last poll of 1986) that Clemson has been in pionship in 1990, allowing just 217 yards per record of four allowed by the Clemson team of the top 25 of the AP poll. It is the 77th time in the game. In 1991. Clemson won the national rush- 1981. Maryland's 1981 team and N.C. State's last 82 polls that Clemson has been in the top 20 ing defense championship allowing just 53.4 yards 1967 club also allowed just four rushing touch- and it is the 60th time over the last 82 polls that per game. That is the best rushing defense by downs over the course of a season. Clemson in any team since 1982 and the second best since has been the top 1 5. Clemson has finished in the final AP top 20 every year since 1970. In 1982 Virginia Tech led the country by Offense Second Best in Clemson History Prior to that 1986. Clemson was ninth in the final poll last allowing just 49.5 yards a game. you Heading into the bowl game Clemson is year. have to go back to the 1970 LSU team led by

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Hatfield in Exclusive Company McDaniel Now over 375 Tackles Hatfield has over the years that he can lead program to in Clemson coach Ken shown a success Mr. Inside was at his best in Clemson's win short period of time. Even though he has been coaching only since 1 979, Hatfield has already a taken over Duke. Ed McDaniel picked up 14 tackles in to final top seasons. The second-year Clemson is six three different schools 20 coach one of just the Tiger win in Tokyo on November 30. That coaches in NCAA history to take three different programs to a top 20 AP final ranking. He has led was just one tackle off his career high of 1 5 set at Air Force, Arkansas and Clemson to top 15 finishes. Lou Holtz and Bill Mallory, now at Indiana, are North Carolina this year. The red-shirt senior other active have also taken three different schools to top finishes. the coaches who 20 from Batesburg, SO who was a semifinalist for the Butkus Award, now has 106 tackles this Programs to Final Coaches Who have Taken Three AP Top 20 Ranking season to rank first on the Clemson team. He needs just two tackles to move ahead of Randy First School (high Rank) 2nd School (High Rk) Third Hi Rk) Name School ( gh Scott into third place on Clemson's all-time list. Bear Bryant Kentucky, 7, 1950 Texas A&M, 5, 1956 Alabama, 1, many times He now has 381 for his career. Dan Devine Arizona State. 12, 1957 Missouri, 5. 1960 Notre Dame, 1, 1977 Bowden Wyatt Wyoming, 12, 1950 Arkansas, 10, 1954 Tennessee, 2, 1956 Clemson Career Tackle Leaders

Lou Holtz N.C. State, 11, 1974 Arkansas, 3, 1977 Notre Dame, 1, 1988 Rk Player, Pos Years No Bill Mallory Miami (OH), 15, 1973 Colorado, 16, 1976 Indiana, 20, 1988 1. Bubba Brown, ILB 1976-79 515 Ken Hatfield Air Force, 15, 1983 Arkansas, 12, 86-88 Clemson, 9, 1990 2. Jeff Davis, ILB 1978-81 469 3. Randy Scott, ILB 1975-78 382 4. Ed McDaniel, ILB 1988-91 381 Battle of Top 20 Teams team has won a bowl game in at least five 5. Henry Walls, ILB 1983-85 316 When Clemson meets California on New consecutive seasons. With its current streak, 6. Jim Stuckey, DT 1976-79 314 Year's Day it will be a battle of top 20 teams. Clemson is one of those eight programs. On 7. Doug Brewster, ILB 1987-90 312 Clemson enters the game ranked 13th in AP, seven other occasions a school has won at least 8. Terry Kinard, FS 1978-82 294 while California is 14th by the Associated Press. five straight bowl games, but there have been 9. Terence Mack, OLB 1 983-86 285 This will be the third meeting of top 20 teams for seasons in the middle of the streak in which that 10. Levon Kirkland, OLB 1988-91 268 the Tigers this year. Clemson is 2-0 in those school did not participate in a bowl. Southern Cal previous games. The Tigers downed a number- is the only school to have two streaks of at least Cameron on the Run 19 Georgia Tech team in Death Valley, then five straight bowl wins. Clemson quarterback DeChane Cameron 6-0 N.C. State stopped a number-12 and a team gained 1 1 7 yards rushing in just 1 8 attempts and a month later. Longest Bowl Game Winning Streaks scored two touchdowns in the 21-6 victory over Clemson has faired well against Top 20 teams North Carolina. That was the highest rushing in recent years. Since the current crop of Tiger Years # Seasons game by a Clemson quarterback in 15 years. In red-shirt seniors to Clemson the 29-31 32-38-39- came (1987) Southern Cal 9 22 24 fact, it was the second best rushing game by a Tigers are 9-4 against Top 20 teams. Clemson 43 44 Clemson quarterback in history. Only Mike has actually won seven of its last nine against top Georgia Tech 8 46 47 51-52 53-54-55-56 OCain' 140-yard game against N.C. State in

* 20 teams with the only losses coming at Virginia UCLA 7 82 83 84-85 86-87-88 1976 is better. Cameron came close to that at Georgia in Hatfield's first year. * 79-80 and Tech Coach Alabama 6 75 76 77-78 against South Carolina with 1 1 6 yards rushing in * Florida State 6 85 86 87-88 89-90 20 attempts. Cameron now has 392 yards rush- * Clemson vs. AP Top 20 Teams (1987-91) Nebraska 6 69 70 71-72 73-74 ing this year, most by an ACC quarterback this * Southern Cal 6 74 75 76-77 78-79 season. Rank * Clemson 5 86 87 88-89 90 Cameron has been outstanding as a passer Year Opponent Site CU-OPP W _L Score Arizona State 5 70 71 72-73 75 also. He has completed at least 50 percent of his 8-18 21-20 1987 Georgia H w Fresno State 5 61 82 85-88 89 passes in nine of the 1 1 games this year and 13 S. Carolina A 8-12 L 7-20 * Mississippi 5 56 57 58-59 60 of his last 16 over two seasons. Penn State N 14-20 w 35-10 Notre Dame 5 73 74 76-77 78 1988 Florida St H 3-10 L 21-24 * Penn State 5 79 80 81-82 83 Heading into the California game here are Oklahoma N 9-10 w 13-6 Tennessee 5 63 64 66-68 69 Cameron's ranking in career categories:

1989 Florida St A 10-16 w 34-23 Texas 5 63 64 66-68 69 *6th in completions with 242, needs 7 to pass N.C. State H NR-12 w 30-10 'Denotes streak was achieved in consecutive Homer Jordan for 5th place

W. Virginia N 14-17 w 27-7 seasons. *6th in attempts with 437, needs 13 to pass 1990 Virginia A 9-14 L 7-20 Mike Eppley for 5th place Ga, Tech A 15-18 L 19-21 Clemson in Bowl Games (11-6) *3rd in completion percentage with 54.6, Mike Illinois N 14-18 w 30-0 Eppley is 2nd with 56.1 1991 Ga. Tech H 7-19 9-7 w Season Bowl Opponent Score WL *2nd in career interception avoidance with N.C. State H 19-12 29-19 w 1939 Cotton Boston Col 6-3 W 3.42, Chris Morocco is 1st with 2.55 1948 Gator Missouri 24-23 w *6th in passing yardage with 3177, needs 178 Clemson With 5 Straight Bowl Wins 1950 Orange Miami (FL) 15-14 w to pass Mike Eppley for 5th place Clemson has won five bowl games over the * 1951 Gator Miami (FL) 0-14 L 1 0th in touchdown passes with 13, needs 1 last five years. Clemson and Florida State are the 1956 Orange Colorado 21-27 L break tie with Mark Fellers for 10th only teams in the with victory in nation a bowl 1958 Sugar LSU 0-7 L *8th in passing efficiency with 119, Steve each of the last five years. In fact, Florida State 1959 Bluebonnet TCU 23-7 w Fuller is 7th at 123 has won a bowl in six straight seasons. game 1977 Gator Pittsburgh 3-34 L UCLA has the longest active bowl winning streak 1978 Gator Ohio State 17-15 w Cameron Winningest Starting QB going at seven. The Bruins won a bowl every 9-3-1 start- 1979 Peach Baylor 18-24 L DeChane Cameron is now 1 as a year between 1 982 and 1 Terry Donahue's 988, but 1981 Orange Nebraska 22-15 w ing quarterback in his career, that is a winning team did not go to a bowl game in 1989 or 1990. 1985 Indep. Minnesota 13-20 L percent of 84.8 percent. He is now ranked

Clemson has defeated Stanford , 1 (27-21 986 1986 Gator Stanford 27-21 w number-one in Clemson history in terms of win- Gator), Penn State (35-10, 1987 season, Citrus), 1987 Fla Citrus Penn State 35-10 w ning percentage among starting quarterbacks Oklahoma (1 3-6,1 988 season, Citrus), West Vir- 1988 Fla Citrus Oklahoma 13-6 w (based on minimum of 1 5 career starts). Cameron ginia (27-7, 1989 Gator) and Illinois (30-0, 1990 9- 1989 Gator West Virginia 27-7 w took the Tigers to a 1 0-2 mark last year and is season, Hall of Fame). 1-1 year. started each of the 1990 Hall of Fame Illinois 30-0 w so far this He has Eight times in the history of college football a 1991 Fla Citrus California ? last 23 Clemson football games.

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Here is a list of Clemson's winningest quarter- over a top 20 team in 25 years. backs of all-time based on winning percentage: Clemson wore orange pants for three games this year, at North Carolina, against Maryland at

Rk Quarterback Year Record Pet home and vs. Duke in Tokyo. The Tigers were a 1. D. Cameron 1988-91 19-3-1 .848 perfect 3-0 in those games and are now 21 -3 over 2. Mike Eppley 1980-84 21-5-1 .796 the years when wearing orange pants. The only

3. Homer Jordan 1979-82 22-6-1 .776 losses were to South Carolina in 1 984 (22-21 ), to

4. Rodney Williams 1985-88 32-10-2 .750 Florida State in 1 988 (24-21 ) and 20-7 at Virginia 5. Harvey White 1957-59 18-7 .720 in 1990. 6. Bobby Gage 1946-48 17-7 .708 7. Steve Fuller 1975-78 21-11-3 .643 Clemson 1991 Game by Game Attire Chart

Tigers, Hatfield Have Goal of 10-Win Season Date Opponent Site Jersey Pants Score

Clemson has a 9-1 -1 mark heading into its last Sept. 7 App State H Orange White W, 34-0 Sept. 21 Temple H Orange White W, 37-7 game. Thus, Clemson still has a shot at a 1 0-win Sept. 28 Ga Tech H Orange White W, 9-7 season and that would be its fifth straight 10- Oct. 5 Georgia A White White L, 12-27 victory season. Oct. 12 Virginia H Orange White T, 20-20 Hatfield has had five 1 0-win seasons in his Oct. 26 N.C. State H Purple White W, 29-19 career (12th on the all-time list) and he has done Nov. 2 W. Forest H Orange White W, 28-10 it at three different schools. The current Clemson Nov. 9 N. Carolina A White Orange W, 21-6 coach is the only active coach to have taken three Nov. 16 Maryland H Orange Orange W, 40-7 Nov. 23 S. Carolina A White White W, 41-24 different schools to 1 0-win seasons. In fact, he is Nov. 30 Duke N White OrangeW, 33-21 one of only two coaches in the history of the game to take three schools to at least one 1 0-win Five of Clemson's Best season. Dan Devine is the other. Five of the top 12 Clemson defensive play- Hatfield had to travel 4100 miles to win his Hatfield is also trying to become just the fifth ers in Tiger annals in terms of tackles for loss are 1 00th game as a Division I coach. He is one of coach in the history of the to win 1 games game six in members of the 1991 team. And, there is the just coaches the history of the game to in each of his first two seasons with a program. California game to be played. take three different programs to a Top 20 final Bill Battle (Tennessee), Dennis Erickson (Mi- Senior middle guard Rob Bodine and outside ranking. ami), and Barry Switzer (Oklahoma) are the only linebacker Levon Kirkland are both in the top five three coaches in the history of the game to take in Clemson history. Bodine, who has 27 stops a school to three 1 0-win seasons in their first behind the line this year, is now third with 48 for Carolina. It was the third straight game and fifth three years with a school. Dick Crum, formerly of his career, while Kirkland is fifth with 40. Chester in the last six in which Flesch has graded at least North Carolina, took Miami (OH) to 1 0-win sea- McGlockton has moved all the way to sixth with 80 percent. sons in each of his first two seasons. 36, including two against Duke in the regular Flesch now has 72 knockdown blocks for the Hatfield has also clinched his 10th straight season finale. season and 262 for his brilliant career. He is now bowl season. He took Air Force to a bowl his last just 1 knockdown blocks away from tying former two years there, then guided Arkansas to six Clemson Career Tackle for Loss Leaders teammate Eric Harmon's career record of 272. straight. He guided Clemson to the Hall of Fame Bowl last year. Hatfield joins Florida State's Rk Player Years TFL Clemson vs. the Pac 10 Bobby Bowden, Nebraska's Tom Osborne and 1. Michael Dean Perry, DT 1984-87 61 Clemson will meet California on New Year's BYU's Lavell Edwards as the only active coaches 2. William Perry, MG 1981-84 60 Day in the 1 992 Florida Citrus Bowl, just the third who have taken teams to a bowl game at least 1 3. Rob Bodine, MG 1989-91 48 contest fortheTigers against a team from the Pac straight seasons. 4. Randy Scott, LB 1975-78 43 1 in history. However, it will be the second time 5. Levon Kirkland, OLB 1988-91 40 within the last six years that the Tigers have taken Big Day for Purple 6. Jim Stuckey, DT 1976-79 36 on a Pac 10 team in a bowl game. Clemson warmed up in Orange jerseys, but Chester McGlockton, DT 1989-91 36 In the 1986 Gator Bowl in Jacksonville, FL, appeared at the top of the hill in new northwest 8. Ed McDaniel, ILB 1988-91 29 the Tigers downed Stanford, 27-21. Clemson purple jerseys prior to the N.C. State game on 9. Jeff Bryant, DT 1978-81 28 had a 27-0 lead in that contest at the half, then October 26. This marked the first time since the 10. Vance Hammond, DT 1987-90 27 held on as Stanford's Brad Muster, now with the 1939 season that Clemson had worn purple 11. James Robinson, DT 1979-83 25 Chicago Bears, scored three touchdowns. jerseys. Jess Neely's teams wore purple through- Wayne Simmons, OLB 1989-91 25 Stanford got the ball back in the final two minutes out his era (1931-39) as Clemson's head coach. with a chance to win the game, but the Tiger Professors in the university's textile school con- Flesch Had All-America Season defense stiffened. vinced Neely that the purple was not as color fast. Senior offensive guard Jeb Flesch had an- Clemson's only other contest with a Pac 10 The purple jerseys tended to fade quickly and just other outstanding game in Clemson's victory team took place on October 22, 1966 when did not look good after repeated exposure to the against Duke. The native of Morrow, GA was Clemson dropped a 30-0 decision to a Southern sun and trips through the washing machines. making his 44th straight start for the Tigers Cal team that won the Pac 10 and played in the Many people across the country have called dating back to the fourth game of his freshman Rose Bowl. Southern Cal was ranked fifth in the wondering why Clemson wore purple. Well, season. He should finish his career with 45 nation entering that game in the Los Angeles purple is one of the two official school colors of career starts, which would be second on the all- Coliseum. Clemson University. You don't see it in many time list for offensive linemen. He was named a items, but Northwest Purple and Burnt Orange first-team All-American by four services, includ- Clemson Has 9-1-1 Season are the official school colors. ing AP, UPI and the Walter Camp Foundation. Clemson hasonly one loss entering the Florida Clemson did wear blue uniform jerseys for the Flesch helped Clemson gain 503 yards in Citrus Bowl, the best regular season mark by a 1958 Sugar Bowl against LSU, and for the 1962 total offense against South Carolina, 272 rushing Tiger team since 1 982. That year Clemson was South Carolina game. Those were known as the and 231 passing. He had eight knockdown 9-1-1 for the regular season, but did not go to a "Sugar Blues". blocks and an 81 percent grade. Against North bowl because of probation. October 26 was a big day for purple in another Carolina he had an 84 percent grade on 59 snaps Clemson has a six-game winning streak and part of the country. Northwestern wore all purple and collected nine knockdowns. Flesch had a seven-game unbeaten streak heading into the uniforms for the first time since 1971 in its upset important blocks on all three of Clemson's rush- bowl, the longes; unbeaten streak and winning of Illinois. That was Northwestern's first victory ing touchdowns in the inclement weatherat North streak for a Clemson team heading into

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Clemson #2 in Bowl Winning Percentage by Georgia Tech. That day Jimy Lincoln had 94 With its triumph over Illinois in the Hall of yards, the closest an individual has come to a

Fame Bowl last year, Clemson moved into a tie 1 00-yard day against the Clemson defense over for second place in NCAA history in bowl game the last 38 games. winning percentage. Based on teams who have played at least 15 bowl games, Clemson has a Best Individual Rushing Games vs. .647 winning percentage off an 11-6 record dat- Clemson Last 38 Games ing back to a 6-3 win over Boston College in the 1940 Cotton Bowl. Year Name Opponent Att-Yds-TD The Tigers have won five bowl games in a row 1991 Jimy Lincoln Ga. Tech 22-94-0 and six of their last seven. Only Georgia Tech, 1991 Natrone Means N. Carolina 15-77-0 also from the ACC, has a better winning percent- 1988 Harold Green S.Carolina 18-71-0 age in bowl games over the years. The Tigers are 1989 Phil Barnhill W.Forest 9-71-1 tied with Southern Cal and can obviously go 1990 Nikki Fisher Virginia 8-70-0 ahead of the Trojans with a win over California. In fact, a win by the Tigers and a loss by Georgia Clemson led ACC in 18 Statistical Categories

Tech on Christmas Day in the Aloha Bowl will give Although some of these are a little obscure,

Clemson the all-time lead. Clemson and Florida Clemson paced the Atlantic Coast Conference in

State are the only two teams in the nation with a more than just the won-loss record. Here are 1 five-game winning streak in bowl play (that is a team areas that Clemson paced the ACC in bowl win in each of the last five years). during the 1991 season:

Ail-Time Bowl Game Winning Percentage "Led ACC in Rushing defense (53.4 y/g) (Min 15 games) *Led ACC in total defense (263.2 y/g) McDaniel, seen here as a freshman vs. Okla- *Led ACC in fewest offensive plays allowed (65.3 homa in the 1989 Florida Citrus Bowl, needs Rk Team Record Pet pi/g) just two tackles to move to number-three on 1. Georgia Tech 16-8-0 .667 *Led ACC in fewest first downs allowed (13.5 FD/ the Clemson career list. 2. Clemson 11-6-0 .647 g) Southern Cal 22-12-0 .647 *Led ACC in fewest rushing first downs allowed 4. Oklahoma 18-10-1 .638 (4.2 FD/g) postseason play since 1 981 . That year Clemson 5. Arizona State 9-5-1 .633 'Led ACC in third-down conversion defense (29.1 had a perfect regular season with an 1 1 -0 mark, 6. Penn State 16-9-2 .630 %) then downed Nebraska 22-1 5 to win the Orange 7. Notre Dame 10-6 .625 *Led ACC in fewest yards allowed per rushing Bowl and the National Championship. attempt (1.63) Clemson has had nine seasons of one loss or Still No Back over 100 Yards vs. Tigers *Led ACC in fewest rushing touchdowns allowed better in regular season play, given a schedule of Clemson still has not allowed a running back (0.5 TD/g) at least nine games. Those seasons include: to gain 1 00 yards or more against its defense this *Led ACC in fewest punt return yards allowed 1938(7-1-1); 1939(9-1); 1948 (1 1-0); 1950 (9- year. In fact, you have to go back to the 1988 (7.8 yds/g) 0-1); 1978(11-1); 1981 (12-0); 1982(9-1-1); season to find the last time a running back gained *Led ACC in punt return defense (4.8 yds/return) 1983 (9-1-1); 1991 (9-1-1). at least 100 yards against the Tigers. The last *Led ACC in total offense (409.7 y/g)

opponent to gain 1 00 yards against Clemson was *Led ACC in rushing offense (255.7 Clemson Has Third Best Record Since 1987 y/g) Kennard Martin of North Carolina on November *Led ACC in plays per game (76.2 pl/g) Clemson has the third best record in college 5, 1988. Since then Clemson has gone 38 *Led ACC in field goals per game (1 .5 FG/g) football over the last five years and the Tigers will straight games without giving up 1 00 yards rush- *Led ACC in first downs per game (21 .2 FD/g) go for their 50th win since 1987 in the California ing to an individual. Martin gained 116 yards in *Led ACC in rushing yards per attempt (4.6 Yd/ game. Only Miami and Florida State have a 16 attempts and scored a touchdown in a 37-14 better record than Clemson over the last five Clemson win. The Tar Heels had just 109 yards years. Of course, Clemson and Florida State will rushing as a team that day. meet at Clemson next season in September. Over the last five years, covering 59 games, Only six teams have won at least 80 percent of only one team has had over 200 yards rushing their games over the last five years. against Clemson as a team. Virginia had 213 yards on the ground on 42 attempts against the Rk Team Record Pet Tigers in Charlottesville, VA. That is it over the 1. Miami (FL) 55-4 .932 last 59 games, just one team over 200 yards. 2. Florida State 52-8 .867 Along those same lines, 33 teams have failed to 3. Clemson 49-9-1 .839 gain at least 1 00 yards against the Tigers on the 4. Nebraska 49-10-1 .825 ground in those 59 games. Nine of the 11 5. Notre Dame 50-11 .820 Clemson opponents have failed to get over 82 6. Fresno State 46-11-1 .802 yards rushing against Clemson this year. 7. Michigan 46-12-1 .788 The rushing defense has been especially 8. Colorado 45-12-2 .780 impressive under Hatfield. The Arkansas gradu- 9. Syracuse 45-12-3 .775 ate has coached Clemson for 23 games so far 10. Tennessee 44-13-3 .758 and 19 games his rushing defense has held the 11. Oklahoma 43-14 .7544 opposition under 100 yards. The high rushing 12. Texas A&M 44-14-1 .7542 mark against Clemson this year is just 1 23 yards 13. Auburn 42-14-3 .737 14. Washington 42-15-1 .733 15. Alabama 43-16 .729

Kirkland was the MVP of the 1 989 Gator Bowl, a second-team Ail-American in 1990 and a first-team choice in 1991.

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Att) had six 100-yard games this season. *Led ACC in rushing touchdowns per game (2.5 'Clemson has the more celebrated defense, but TD/g) the Tigers have recorded just four more sacks *Led ACC in rushing first downs per game (13.8 than California's defense this year (41-37). FD/g) 'Both teams have field goal kickers who ranked

among the top 1 in the country most of the year. Clemson Leads AII-ACC Selections Nelson Welch had 17 field goals in 11 games,

Clemson had nine selections on the first-team while California's Doug Brien had 1 9 field goals in

AII-ACC team this year, more than any other 1 1 games. school, and just one choice off the Clemson 'Both teams average over 400 yards a game in single season record for AII-ACC choices. The total offense. The Tigers led the ACC with 409.7 Tigers had five of their defensive starters make yards per game, while California ranked in the top the first team, while three members of Clemson's 15 in the nation with 456.1 yards per game. number-one ranked offense also were chosen. Clemson has only given up over 400 yards in total Placekicker Nelson Welch was also selected. offense in two of the 23 games Ken Hatfield has Two Tigers were chosen to the second team, coached at Clemson. offensive tackle Bruce Bratton and tailback Ro- 'California running back Russell White gained nald Williams. 231 yards rushing in one game against Southern Cal this year. Clemson's defense has given up Clemson first-team AII-ACC selections No back has rushed for 100 yards against the just 183 total rushing yards in the last six games *Jeb Flesch, OG (First-team All-American, Clemson defense since 1988. Hitting like that combined. led Clemson in knockdown blocks with 72.) delivered by AII-ACC FS Robert O'Neal is a 'Clemson has out-rushed the opposition by an "Mike Brown, C (Graded over 80 percent four major reason. average of 280-31 over the last six games. That times, nine knockdown blocks vs. Virginia) includes a 355-18 advantage in rushing yardage *Terry Smith, WR (Second in ACC in recep- Bruce Bratton, an academic All-America of- against Duke in the regular season finale. tions with 45, he averaged 99 yards a game in fensive tackle, and free safety Robert O'Neal, will 'California scored 50 touchdowns, including 26 receiving over his last four games) be making their third bowl start. Rob Bodine, rushing. Clemson only gave up 17 touchdowns

'Nelson Welch, PK (Set Clemson record Mike Brown, Terry Smith, DeChane Cameron all year, including just five on the ground. with five field goals in key victory over N.C. State) and Chester McGlockton are five other players *Levon Kirkland, OLB (First-team All-Ameri- expected to start against California who have Clemson Unbeaten in ACC can who is third in Clemson history in sacks, only already started one bowl game in their careers. Clemson recorded its first unbeaten season

Perry Brothers have more) Clemson has seven players on the current in ACC play since 1 982, when the Tigers downed *Rob Bodine, MG (First-team All-American team who will be playing in their fourth bowl Duke in Tokyo. Clemson was 6-0-1 in ACC play who had 27 tackles for loss this year. Third in game. The seven Clemson players on the roster this year, the first unbeaten season for the Tigers Clemson history in tackles for loss, only the Perry with previous Citrus Bowl experience include, since a 6-0 ACC ledger was finished with a win Brothers have more.) starters Jeb Flesch, Levon Kirkland, Ed McDaniel, over Wake Forest in Tokyo nine years ago.

'Chester McGlockton, DT (Second on team and Tyron Mouzon. The others are David Davis, Clemson was 5-1-1 in 1 986 when the Tigers won in tackles for loss with 15, has had at least one Chuck O'Brien and Tony Kennedy. the league, while the Tigers were 6-1 in the tackle for loss in 10 straight games) O'Brien's career actually goes back to the conference title seasons of 1987 and 1988.

*Ed McDaniel, ILB (Has 381 career tackles, 1 988 Florida Citrus Bowl with Penn State. O'Brien Clemson did not win the league in 1 989 and 1 990 needs just two to surpass Randy Scott for third played in that game as a special teamer as a first- when Clemson was third and second in the ACC, place in Clemson history) year freshman. He will become the first player in respectively.

•Robert O'Neal, FS (First-team AII-ACC as a history to play in three Citrus Bowl games. O'Brien Even though Clemson has had 1 3 ACC cham- freshman, second-team as a sophomore, back to sat out the 1989 season, but played in the 1988 pionships, the Tigers have had just five other first-team as a junior) game against Penn State and the 1989 game unbeaten seasons in ACC play in history. Clemson against Oklahoma. was unbeaten in ACC play in 1956 (4-0-1), in Two Bowl MVPs on Clemson Team 1967 (6-0-0), 1978 (6-0-0), 1981 (6-0-0) and DeChane Cameron and Levon Kirkland are Blunt Comes on Strong 1982 (6-0-0). two current Tigers who know what it feels like to Rodney Blunt made quite a strong finish to the be named the MVP of a bowl game. Cameron regular season and ended the year ranked fifth in Smith Has Back-to-back 100-yard Games had a then career day passing in Clemson's 30- the ACC in rushing. He averaged 94.6 yards a Clemson wide receiver Terry Smith had five

win over Illinois last year in the Hall of Fame game over his last five contests, including a receptions for 1 1 7 yards against South Carolina, Bowl. The native of Georgia hit 14-19 passes for career high 163 yards against Duke in the Coca the second straight game he had at least 100

1 4 1 yards and two touchdowns, and also rushed Cola Bowl. yards receiving in a game. He also had 1 20 yards 17 times for 76 yards to lead the Tigers in that Blunt averaged 20.5 rushing attempts per receiving on four receptions against Maryland on important category. game over the last six contests, so it was evident November 16 in Clemson's final home game of Kirkland was named the MVP of Clemson's he was the workhorse of the Tiger team. The the season.

1 989 Gator Bowl victory over West Virginia. Then former high school All-American from Pensacola, The last Clemson player to pick up over 100 a sophomore, Kirkland had nine tackles, a sack, FL also ranked third on the team in receiving this yards receiving in back-to-back games is Jerry a pass deflection, caused a fumble and had three year with 1 7 catches for 1 50 yards. Butler. The 1978 All-American had 124 yards quarterback pressures. In general he chased receiving against North Carolina, then had 140 Major Harris around the field all evening. Stat Comparisons of Interest Between yards at Maryland the following Saturday, a game Clemson and California: that clinched the ACC championship.

Tigers with Bowl Experience 'Clemson led the nation in rushing defense this Smith finished off the regular season in grand Clemson has many players with significant year allowing just 53.4 yards per game, the style with three catches for 68 yards against bowl experience. Three current starters should second best rushing defense in college football Duke, but he caught two passes for TDs. make their fourth bowl start in the Citrus Bowl. over the last 21 years. California averaged 224.6 Smith now has 45 receptions for 758 yards for Offensive guard Jeb Flesch has started each of yards per game on the ground. the season. His reception total is the most by a the last three Clemson bowls, while Mr. Inside 'Clemson's defense has not allowed a back to Clemson player since Perry Turtle had 52 catches

gain over yards against it in the last in and Mr. Outside, Ed McDaniel and Levon Kirkland, 100 38 1981 . His reception yardage total is also the will be making their fourth bowl start, respec- games. California running back Russell White most since Turtle had 883 in 1981. He is tively. averaged 107 yards a game on the ground and averaging 4.1 catches per game and that is the

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most since Tuttle had a 4.33 per game average in Clemson Leads ACC in Total Offense and 1981. He broke the Clemson record for recep- Total Defense tions by a sophomore, he already had the fresh- Clemson led the ACC in total offense and total man record from his performance in 1990. defense. The Tigers became the first ACC team Smith's season currently ranks as the fifth to lead the league in both categories since Mary- best in terms of reception yardage and fifth in land did it in 1985 under Bobby Ross. Clemson terms of total receptions with 45. The record for had not led the ACC in both total offense and total receptions in a season is 58 by Jerry Butler in defense since 1978, when a Steve Fuller led 1978, and the mark for reception yards in a offense paced the conference with 428 yards per season is 915 by Perry Tuttle in 1980. game and the defense led by Jim Stuckey and Bubba Brown, allowed just 254 yards a game. Clemson's Top Reception Yardage Games, Clemson has led the ACC in total offense and

Last 10 Years total defense in the same year three times, 1 978, 1960 and 1957. So, this Clemson team did Year Player Opponent Rec-Yds something only one other Tiger team in the last 1984 Terrance Roulhac Duke 4- 129 30 years has accomplished. 1987 Gary Cooper West. Carolina 5- 122 Smith led all Atlantic Coast Conference wide 1991 Terry Smith Maryland 4- 120 Stephens 8th in Nation in Punt Returns receivers in receptions and became the first 1991 Terry Smith S. Carolina 5- 117 Clemson first-year freshman Darnell Tiger since Jerry Butler to post back-to-back 1987 Keith Jennings Penn State 7-110 Stephens gained 1 16 yards on four punt returns 100-yard games. 1984 Ray Williams Virginia 6- 108 against Maryland, the third best punt return game 1987 Gary Cooper Georgia Tech 4-107 in Clemson history. The only single game perfor- played in 47 straight games, had recorded two 1983 Ray Williams N.C. State 4-105 mances better than Stephens's took place in sacks in a game. Chester McGlockton had a 1982 Frank Magwood Boston College 6-103 1 970 and 1 987. The all-time record is 1 67 yards sack against Duke and tied Kirkland for number- on four returns by Don Kelley at Maryland on three on Clemson's career sack list. McGlockton Tigers with Back to Back 40-point Games Halloween, 1 970. In 1 987, Donnell Woolford had still has another year of eligibility remaining. Clemson scored 114 points over the last 126 yards on five returns against Georgia Tech. That duo now trails only the Perry Brothers in three games, 40 against Maryland, 41 against Stephens's performance was only the fifth 100- terms of career sacks at Clemson. Michael Dean South Carolina and 33 against Duke. The back- yard punt return day in Clemson history. Perry holds the record with 28, while William to-back 40-point games took place for the first A key to his 1 1 6-yard day was an 89-yarder in Perry had 27. time since 1 984. That year Clemson opened the the fourth quarter. That was the fourth longest season with a 40-7 victory over Appalachian punt return in Clemson history, third longest in Clemson Career Sack Leaders State, then downed Virginia 55-0 in Charlottesville. ACC history. Richie Luzzi had a 1 08-yard missed Rk Name Years Sacks Clemson has never had three straight games field goal return at Georgia in 1968 that counted 1. Michael Dean Perry, DT 1984-87 28 of scoring at least 40 points in a game. The as a punt return in those days. Shad Bryant had 2. William Perry, MG 1981-84 27 closest Clemson has come to three straight 40- a90yarderin 1938 against VMI and Bobby Gage 3. Levon Kirkland, OLB 1988-91 19 point games was in 1 983 when the Tigers downed had a 90-yarder in Death Valley in 1948 against Chester McGlockton, DT 1989-91 19 Georgia Tech 41 -1 4, Virginia 42-21 and Duke 38- N.C. State, the only score of the game in a 6-0 5. Jim Stuckey, DT 1976-79 18 31 on consecutive Saturdays. They scored 26 Tiger win. As far as ACC history (since 1953), 6. Steve Durham, DT 1977-80 17 points in the fourth period against Duke in the only the return by Luzzi, and a 90-yarder by Dick 7. John Johnson, OLB 1987-90 15 Coca Cola Bowl to come close. Nolan for Maryland against Clemson in 1 953 are RobBodine, MG 1989-91 15 longer. 9. Jessie Hatcher, OLB 1987-88 14.5 Hatfield Gains 100th Victory Stephens received quite a bit of exposure for 10. Jeff Bryant, DT 1978-81 14 Clemson Coach Ken Hatfield gained his the return. He was the CNN play of the day for 11. Vance Hammond, DT 1987-90 12.5 100th victory as a head coach when Clemson that 89-yarder on November 1 6 and was also the Wayne Simmons, OLB 1989-91 12.5 defeated Duke. He has a 100-52-3 career record recipient of the AT&T Long Distance Award. That heading into the Citrus Bowl. He has a 19-3-1 record as head coach of the Tigers after running up a 26-32-1 record in five years at Air Force and Cameron Had One of Best Days in Clemson History 55-17-1 in six years at Arkansas. Clemson quarterback DeChane Cameron set an all-time Clemson record, and had a top three day

Hatfield will take his Tigers to the Florida in another important category in Clemson's win over South Carolina. Cameron hit on 12-14 passes

Citrus Bowl January 1 to take on a 9-2 California for 206 yards and also gained 116 yards in 20 rushing attempts. The 85.7 percent completion mark team. This will be the 10th straight year he has broke the record of 81.8 percent held by Bobby Gage against Furman in 1947 and by Mike O'Cain taken a team to a bowl game. Only Bobby against Maryland in 1 975. Both of those quarterbacks were 9-1 1 for the day. These records are based Bowden of Florida State, Tom Osborne of Ne- on a minimum of 10 attempts. braska and LaVell Edwards of BYU will also be The 322 yards in total offense ranked as the third best in Clemson history, the best by a Clemson taking teams to a bowl game for the 1 0th straight player since 1965. He was also the first Tiger to gain over 100 yards rushing and 200 yards passing season. It will be the fourth straight year he has since Ken Pengitore had 100 yards rushing and 212 passing against North Carolina in 1973. It had taken a team to a January 1 bowl game. been 1 1 years since a Clemson running back had gained at least 1 00 rushing and 1 00 passing in the

Clemson is rankedl 2th in the USA Today poll same game. Homer Jordan, vs. Virginia in 1980, was the last to do it. and 13th by AP heading into the bowl. Hatfield has taken each of his last three teams and five of Clemson Single Game Total Offense Bests his last six (not counting this year) to a final top 1 ranking. Yds Stats Player Site-Opponent Year 374 (141 Rush, 233 Pass) Bobby Gage H-Auburn 1947 Kirkland, McGlockton #3 in Sacks 335 (12 Rush, 323 Pass) Thomas Ray A-North Carolina 1965 Clemson first-team All-America outside line- 322 (116 Rush, 206 Pass) DeChane Cameron A-South Carolina 1991 backer Levon Kirkland posted two sacks in 312 (100 Rush, 212 Pass) Ken Pengitore A-North Carolina 1973 Clemson's victory at South Carolina on Novem- 312 (42 Rush, 270 Pass) Homer Jordan H-Maryland 1981 ber 23. That gave Kirkland 5.5 sacks for the 310 (83 Rush, 227 Pass) Ken Pengitore H-Virginia 1973 season and 1 9 for his career. It marked the first 297 (174 Rush, 123 Pass) Billy Hair H-Presbyterian 1951 time this year that Kirkland, a senior who has 297 (113 Rush, 184 Pass) Billy Hair H-Auburn 1951

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award goes to the best long play of the day in with a 1 1 -0 slate, Washington at 1 1 -0-0, Michigan one of 12 semifinalists for the Lombardi Award. linebacker, college football. AT&T also provides a $400 at 10-1, Florida at 10-1, Alabama at 10-1 , Iowa The Butkus Award is given to the top donation to Clemson's scholarship fund in at 10-1, Nebraska at 9-1-1, Texas A&M at 10-1, while the Lombardi is given to the top lineman

Stephens's name. East Carolina 10-1 , Clemson at 9-1-1 and Bowl- (offense or defense). Kirkland was one of five

The last Clemson player to rank in the top 1 ing Green at 10-1 finalists for the Butkus in 1990 in the nation in punt returns was Woolford, who Heading into this season there were only two Mr. Inside and Mr. Outside were both first- ranked third in the nation with a 15.5 average in teams who had had two losses or less each of the team Ail-Americans in 1991 , the firsttime Clemson 1987. The only other Clemson player to rank in last five years, Clemson and Miami. The Tigers has had two linebackers on the same team make the top 25 in the nation in punt returns for a have already clinched the fact that they will join an All-America team. McDaniel was a first-team season is Willie Jordan, who was fourth in the Miami as the only two schools in that category for choice by College & Pro Football Weekly and a country in 1978 with a 13.8 average. the last six years. third-team selection by AP. He was also an honorable mention choice by UPI. Kirkland was

Clemson Single Season Punt Return Yards Tigers Have Scored in 149 in a Row first team by the American Football Coaches Clemson has scored in 149 straight games, Association. Sporting News, Walter Camp and

Rk Player Year Ret Avg Yds the longest streak of its kind in the history of the Scripps Howard, and a second-team choice by 1. Shad Bryant 1938 27 18.0 487 ACC heading into the California game. Clemson UPI.

2. Don Kelley 1970 24 16.2 389 has not been shut out since September 1 5, 1 979, 3. Darnell Stephens 1991 25 14.1 352 the second game of that season. The Maryland Clemson Individuals in ACC Stats

4. Donnell Woolford 1987 23 15.0 345 Terps downed Clemson that day 1 9-0. Clemson "Rodney Blunt is fifth in rushing yards per game

5. Willie Jordan 1977 33 9.1 300 lost the game even though it set a school defense with 64.2 6. James Lott 1987 24 12.1 290 record for sacks in a game. Clemson has not *Terry Smith ranks second in receptions per

7. Butch Butler 1945 26 10.8 280 been shut out on the road since September 23, game with 4.1 , that is the best figure among wide 8. Billy Davis 1981 34 8.1 275 1978 when a Clemson team that went on to an receivers.

11-1 record, lost 12-0 at Georgia. That Clemson 'Terry Smith is tied for second in the ACC in Clemson Defense Solid Since 1987 offense had six starters that went on to play in the touchdown receptions with six. Clemson has been among the top defensive NFL, including future All-Pros Jeff Bostic, Dwight *DeChane Cameron ranks second in the ACC in teams in the nation over the last five seasons. In Clark and Jerry Butler. passing efficiency with 123.14 rating points. fact, the Tigers have ranked in the top 15 in the During the last 1 49 games Clemson has been 'Cameron was also second in completion per- nation in rushing defense, scoring defense and held to under double figures just 10 times. The centage (57.5) and second in yards per attempt total defense each of the last five seasons. This last came against Georgia Tech in the Tigers 9- (7.66). includes a number-one ranking in total defense 7 victory this year. The last time Clemson failed 'Cameron also ranked fifth in total offense per 0- last year and top five finishes in 1987 and 1989. to score a touchdown came at N.C. State in a 1 game (170.0), he was first in rushing yards among

3 loss in 1 988. The Tigers have scored in double quarterbacks (392). Clemson National Defensive Stat Rankings figures 1 39 times, at least 20 points 1 04 times, at 'Nelson Welch led the ACC in scoring with 7.36 since 1987 least 30 points 53 times and at least 40 points 22 points per game. times during this 149-game stretch. 'Nelson Welch led the ACC in field goals per Year Total Defense Rush Defense game with 1 .6 per game 'Darnell in 1987 5th, 240.0 2nd, 80.0 Tigers Finish Big November Stephens paced the conference punt 1988 12th, 279.5 14th, 116.2 Clemson had five games scheduled in the returns with 14.1 yards per return. of Tiger fans Blunt in in all- 1989 5th, 267.9 5th, 94.6 month November, so were hoping 'Rodney was ninth the conference for a big month. This was the first time since 1 purpose running. 1990 1st, 216.9 2nd, 71.7 958 1991 4th, 263.4 1st, 53.4 that Clemson has had five games in November. 'Tyron Mouzon ranked in a tie for fourth in the Clemson won four of five on the way to a Sugar conference in interceptions per game. Year Score Defense Pass Defense Bowl bid that year. Clemson also had five games "Chuck Lynch ranked eighth in the conference in 1987 13th, 15.1 in November in 1933 (2-3), 1929 (2-3), 1918 (4- punting with 36.2 yards per punt. 1988 8th, 13.7 1) and 1911 (2-3). that features Thanksgiving 1989 5th. 11.9 22nd, 173.3 The month has month for the Tigers of late. In fact, 1990 2nd, 9.9 6th, 87.9 pts. been a good 1991 10th, 13.5 29th, 107.88 Clemson has not lost a game in November since 1 987 when South Carolina defeated the Tigers in Columbia 20-7. Clemson has not lost a home Clemson Offense Balanced game in November since 1985 when Maryland

Clemson had perhaps its most balanced, stopped the Tigers 34-31 . The Tigers have won successful total offense game in recent history in 16 straight games in November or January the victory over Maryland. The Tigers gained 460 dating back to 1987. Over the last 10 years

yards in total offense, exactly 230 rushing and Clemson is 35-6-2 in November or January.

230 passing. It was the second highest passing Over the years Clemson has had five games game of the season for the Tigers, who had 246 in a month many times, but only three times has yards at Georgia in a loss in October. Clemson Clemson had a perfect 5-0 record in one month. came back with another game of at least 200 In October of 1 981 Clemson defeated Kentucky,

yards in rushing and passing in the same game Virginia, Duke, N.C. State and Wake Forest for a against South Carolina (231 passing, 272 rush- perfect 5-0 record. Clemson was also 5-0 in ing). Clemson was not as balanced against October of 1977 by beating Virginia Tech, Vir- Duke, but did have 455 yards in total offense, 355 ginia. Duke, N.C. State and Wake Forest. rushing and 100 passing. The South Carolina game also marked just Mr. Inside & Mr. Outside Award Finalists the fourth game in the last seven years that Clemson inside linebacker Ed McDaniel and Clemson has had at least 200 yards in each area. outside linebacker Levon Kirkland were both semifinalists for prestigious national awards in

Tigers Still With Just one Loss 1 991 . McDaniel, a senior inside linebacker, was

There are 1 1 teams left in Division I who have one of 10 semifinalists for the Butkus Award, Stephens had the third most punt return yards just one loss. Those teams include Miami (FL) while Kirkland, a senior outside linebacker, was in Clemson history in 1991.

11 Clemson * Football '91 Head Coach Ken Hatfield

When Clemson recorded its victory over is the only active coach to have taken three last year gave him six top-15 seasons in the the in Duke halfway around world Tokyo, Ja- different schools to 1 0-win season, while he is last eight years. pan, Clemson head coach Ken Hatfield cel- one of just two coaches in the history of the Hatfield-coached clubs have excelled of- ebrated not just his first ever Atlantic Coast 0- game to take three schools to at least one 1 fensively and defensively, but they have been Conference regular season title, but also his win season. Hatfield is also trying to become particularly successful in rushing offense and 100th victory as a head coach. Going into the just the fifth coach in the history of the game, defense. Each of his last 10 teams have fin- 1992 Florida Citrus Bowl, he has compiled a to win 10 games in each of his first two sea- ished in the top 20 nationally in rushing of- 100-52-3 career record. Even though Hatfield sons with a program. fense, including seven top 10 finishes. has been in coaching only since 1 979, he has Hatfield has taken his teams to 10 con- Two of his last four Arkansas teams fin- placed his name among the top mentors in the secutive post-season bowls, including Janu- ished in the top three in the country in turnover nation. ary 1 appearances five of the last six years. He margin, including his 1 988 team that was first Hatfield took over the pro- When Clemson is one of just four active coaches to take a team in the nation (Clemson was second that same gram prior to the 1990 season, he faced was to a bowl each of the last 1 years. He is in year). Defensively, his clubs have finished in with the challenge of continuing the tradition of noteworthy company as the other members of the top 15 in the nation in rushing defense six football excellence set in the eighties (only that exclusive club are Tom Osborne (Ne- of the last seven years. The Tigers ranked first Nebraska and Miami had fewer losses in that braska), LaVell Edwards (BYU), and Bobby in the nation in total defense, second in rush- time frame than Clemson). Hatfield has more Bowden (Florida State). ing defense, and second in scoring defense at than met the challenge, he has surpassed it in Hatfield has an overall record of 100-52-3 the end of the 1990 regular season. just his first two seasons, posting 19-3-1 a (.655), but he has won 79 percent of his games Clemson ranked first in the nation in rush- mark for the Tigers. over the last eight seasons (84-22-2). At ing defense and fourth in total defense in the The victory over Illinois in the 1991 Hall of Arkansas, he posted a record of 55-17-1 over 1991 season. Fame Bowl Hatfield the first made Clemson six seasons, a .760 winning percentage. That Hatfield has coached in four major confer- coach to win 1 games in his first year and his percentage is second best in Southwest Con- ences and with independent schools, giving .833 winning percentage is the first- best by a ference history as only Darrell Royal (Texas him a diverse background in the finer points of year Clemson coach since 1900 when John 1957-76) had a better percentage. the game. It is one reason he was named the Heisman was 6-0. The 1990 season included The native of Helena, Arkansas, played in third best teaching coach in college football by six wins over with records. teams winning Only two bowl games with the Razorbacks, coached Inside Sports Magazine in 1990. Georgia Tech had more. in seven post-season games as an assistant Hatfield began his coaching career imme- Hatfield was just the eighth coach to take a and the Citrus Bowl marks the 1 0th in which he diately after graduation. In the fall of 1 965, he team to a Top 10 AP final ranking in his first is the head coach. Six times he has coached served as an assistant coach at Helena-West year with the program in the last 1 3 years. He a team to a top 1 5 final ranking in the AP poll, Helena High School in Arkansas. In 1966, he was the first in history to ACC coach take a and he played on two other top 1 5 teams. The moved to West Point, where he served as team to a final AP top 1 ranking in his first year victory over Illinois in the Hall of Fame Bowl freshman coach for two seasons. at school. a After the two-year stint at Army, he served But Hatfield's impressive debut at Clemson as an assistant coach at Tennessee for three was no big surprise to those who have followed years (1 968-70). The Volunteers went to post- his career. He has enjoyed success throughout season bowls all three seasons (including two his involvement with the sport of football, as a major bowls), won a conference title and ranked player and coach. in the final top 20 of the AP poll all three As a player, he helped Arkansas face every seasons, including a number-four ranking in challenge in 1964, when the Razorbacks had 1970. an 1 1 -0 season title. and won the national As In 1971, Hatfield began a seven-year stint an assistant coach at Tennessee and Florida, at the University of Florida, spending four he molded countless players into top-notch seasons as a defensive backfield coach and athletes who competed for Southeastern Con- three as an offensive backfield mentor. Florida ference titles, played in seven bowl games in played in four bowl games during his career in a 1 0-year period, and ranked in the final top-20 Gainesville and two more Gator teams fin- five times. As a head coach, he took a dormant ished inthe APtop20, including the 1974 team Air Force program to a number-13 national that played Nebraska in the Sugar Bowl. ranking and a pair of bowl wins. He continued Hatfield became offensive coordinator at to meet the challenges at Arkansas, his alma the Air Force Academy under former New mater, guiding the Razorbacks to back-to- York Giants Head Coach Bill Parcells in 1 978. back Southwest Conference titles, something A year later, Parcells was wooed to the Big that had not been done at Arkansas since Apple and Hatfield became the Falcons' head Hatfield was a player. coach. The Air Force program had not had a Hatfield has had five 1 0-win seasons in his Hatfield will try to become just the fifth coach winning season since 1973. But by his fourth career with a shot at another with a victory over in NCAA history to win 1 games in each of his season, Hatfield had an eight-game winner, California in the Citrus Bowl. He has accom- first two seasons with a program when the led Air Force to its first-ever victory over Notre plished the task at three different schools. He Tigers face California. Dame, and had taken the Falcons to a post-

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YEAR BY YEAR WITH KEN HATFIELD Varsity Final Year School Records AP-UPI Status Bowl

1962 AM rxallodo 9-2 6-6 Player OUydl Vb. IVIIboloblfJfJI

1963 Ml r\Ctl Ibdb 5-5 Player "1964 irlf ancac 0.0 nl ftdl ladb 1 1 u Player OUUUII Vb. INcUFdbrva 1965 vv. nciciia no Asst. Coach

1 966 7-3 Fresh Coach 1967 Army 8-2 Fresh Coach nttnn \/c Tovac 1968 1 CI 11 l(?bbt;C? 8-2-1 1 3-7 Asst. Coach \_fUUUII Vb- 1 t?Adb

* 1 ggg Ton noccoo 9-2 15-11 Asst. Coach UdlUIfâtnr Vb.wc rlUIIUdPlnriHa dinar \/c Air Pnrrô 1 g7Q I CI li Icooct: 11-1 4-4 Asst. Coach ouydi vb. mii rune Hatfield got the water bucket treatment 1971 rPlnriHaixji lud 4-7 Asst. Coach when P Inr iH a his Tigers defeated Maryland to win the 1 972 i l(Ji lUd 5-5-1 Asst. Coach ACC PlnriHa Tannorino \/c Miami /"^H i title 1 973 1 U 1 lud 7-5 NR-20 Asst. Coach IdnyCIH't? Vb. IVIIdlMI, KJTf this season. PlnriHa Qi inar wc MoKraclf a 1974 i IUI 1 U cl 8-4 1 5-1 Asst. Coach ouydi vb- iîcuidbrvd PlnriHa 1975 i iui iud 9-3 Asst. Coach VJdIUI Vb. Ivldl yldl IU PlnriHa Clin wc Tpvac the National Championship team of 1964. A 1 AAM 1976 8-4 Asst Coach OUI Vb. 1 CAdO MOIIVI PlnriHa defensive trade, his 1977 ( t\JI IUQ 6-4-1 Asst. Coach back by he earned fame Air Fnrrp 1978 nil i xji \tsZ 3-8 Off. Coord. as the nation's top punt returner in 1963 and Air Fnrno 1979 nil i xji v>c 2-9 Head Coach 1964. He also finished as the runner-up as a 1980 Air Fnrpp 2-9-1 Head Coach sophomore and is still the only college football 1981 miiAir ruiut?PAffo 4-7 Head Coach player to finish in the top two in the nation in \/c 1 982 MilAir ruiLcFrirro 8-5 Head Coach ndllMall Ulnf rdlilcPa mo Vb. \/anHwVdilUy punt returns three straight seasons. 1 QQQ Air EAr/ô 1 n 9 1 SOO Mil r (JlUc io- 1 J Head Coach 1 1 lucpcl lUci ILC Vb. IVIIbb. His most memorable play took place against 1984 Arkansas 7-4-1 Head Coach Liberty vs. Auburn 1985 Arkansas 10-2 12-12 Head Coach Holiday vs. Arizona St. Texas in 1964 when he raced 81 yards with a 1986 Arkansas 9-3 15-16 Head Coach Orange vs. Oklahoma punt return for a touchdown in Arkansas' thrill-

1987 Arkansas 9-4 Head Coach Liberty vs. Georgia ing 14-13 victory. It was the key victory in the •1988 Arkansas 10-2 12-13 Head Coach Cotton vs. UCLA Razorbacks' championship season. Alto- •1989 Arkansas 10-2 13-13 Head Coach Cotton vs. Tennessee gether, Hatfield scored five TDs via punt re- 1990 Clemson 10-2 9-9 Head Coach Hall of Fame vs. Illinois turns in his career, including an Arkansas "1991 Clemson 9-1-1 13-12 Head Coach Citrus vs. California record 95-yard return against Tulsa in 1963. Head Coaching Record — Air Force 26-32-1 .449 5 years An accounting major who earned his di- Arkansas 55-17-1 .760 6 years Clemson 19-3-1 .848 2 years ploma in the spring of 1965, Hatfield was an Academic All-American in 1964 and the Total 100-52-3 .655 13 years was "Denotes Conference Champion recipient of the Swartz Award, presented an- Note: 1964 Arkansas team named National Champs by Football Writers Association. nually to the top student-athlete at Arkansas.

The 1 964 AII-SWC selection was inducted into the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame in 1989. season bowl for the first time since 1 971 stop the streak. Seven players off the 1988 QUICK FACTS ON KEN HATFIELD

In 1983, Hatfield was named national club (all recruited by Hatfield) were drafted by Coach-of-the-Year by the Football Coaches the NFL, an Arkansas single draft record. Born: June 6, 1943 in Helena, Arkansas Association (Bobby Dodd Award) after leading After the 1989 team's 10-2 ledger and Wife: Married the former Sandy Wright of Kennett, Missouri in 1969. Air Force to a 10-2 season that included wins second straight SWC championship, Hatfield Education: Graduated from Helena over Notre Dame, Navy and a bowl victory was named Southwest Conference Coach-of- Central High School in 1961. Graduated from Arkan- over Mississippi. It was the Academy's first- the-Decade by the Houston Post. Included in sas in 1965 with a degree in accounting. ever win over Notre Dame in South Bend. the victories was a triumph over a top-15 Hobbies: Golf, tennis, jogging, and racquet- The next year, Hatfield succeeded Lou Houston team and Heisman Trophy winner ball. Holtz at Arkansas, where he would take his Andre Ware. Coaching Record: 26-32-1 at Air Force (5 alma mater to 55 wins in six seasons, six bowl Hatfield has also had success off the field. years); 55-17-1 at Arkansas (6 years) 19-3-1 appearances and four final top-15 rankings. The CFA cited his 1989 Arkansas class for at Clemson (2 years); 1 00-52-3 overall (.655) His 1985 club finished with a 10-2 mark and excellence in terms of graduation rate (over 80 for 12. number-12 national ranking, the Razorbacks' percent), one of the top 1 figures in the nation. Honors: 1964 Academic All-American as a first Top 20 finish since 1982. Four times the "Football is a part of a young man's edu- player at Arkansas; 1983 National Coach-of- Razorbacks rallied from fourth-quarter defi- cation. He learns about himself by playing the-Year at Air Force; Southwest Conference cits to gain victory. football," states Hatfield. "It gives him a per- Coach-of-the-Decade for 1980s by Houston The 1986 campaign was another year of spective of how to handle defeat as well as Post; Inducted into the Arkansas Sports Hall success with highlight victories over a nation- victory. Our success at Clemson will be re- of Fame in 1989. Clemson Coach: ally ranked Texas A&M club and the Razor- flected in the lives of our players after they Became 22nd Clemson Head Football Coach on January 21, 1990. backs' first win in 20 years at Texas. Arkansas leave Clemson University. We want to help Coaching Experience: One year assistant advanced to the Orange Bowl and finished make them the best people they can be. We coach at West Helena High School in Arkan- 15th in the final AP poll. want to maximize their potential. That is our sas; two years as freshman coach at Army; Arkansas won the 1988 and 1989 South- challenge." three years as assistant coach at Tennessee; west Conference Championships. Hatfield was These statements were certainly watch- seven years as assistant coach at Florida; one named Southwest Conference Coach-of-the- words for Hatfield as a player and these ex- year as Offensive Coordinator at Air Force; Year in 1 988 as he took the Razorbacks to the periences have helped him in his relationship five years as Head Coach at Air Force; six title 10-0 start. Miami (FL) de- with his players. Hatfield played for three years league and a years as Head Coach at Arkansas; 2nd year 1 starter feated Arkansas 18-16 in the Orange Bowl to at Arkansas ( 962-64) and he was a on as Head Coach at Clemson.

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Assistant Coaches

Personal Experience: Born July 1948 in LARRY VAN DER HEYDEN 2, Coraopolis, PA. Mar- ried Jeannie Morgan of Denver, CO, on Feb. 1, 1969. The couple Offensive Coordinator has a son and a daughter: Ron, Jr. (20) and Rashawn (16). Ron, Offensive Guards, Centers Jr. is a junior at Arkansas and is a member of the track and football Iowa State '62 teams. Coaching Experience: HIGH SCHOOL — Bowl Participation: AS A COACH - 1976 Independence Bowl, 1979 Fiesta Bowl, 1980 Gator Bowl, 1986 Orange Bowl, 1987 Fiesta Bowl, assistant at Lake City H.S. (Iowa) (1963). 1988 Citrus Bowl, 1989 Holiday Bowl, 1991 Blockbuster COLLEGE — graduate assistant at Iowa Bowl and 1992 Citrus Bowl. State (1964); defensive line at Iowa State (1965-67); assistant at Other Highlights: In High School, was an All-American and all-state Drake University (1968-69); offensive coordinator at Indiana State performer in football, baseball, basketball, and track. All- (1969-1973); assistant at East Carolina (1973-1974); assistant at Won America honors as a defensive back in 1970, his senior year at Kan- Virginia (1974-75); offensive coordinator at Memphis State sas State. The 1984 Colorado secondary coached by Dickerson (1975-1978); offensive line coach at Clemson (1979-89); off. coor- ranked eighth in the nation in pass defense. Penn State finished dinator at Clemson (1990-present). in the top 15 of the AP poll four times during his coaching stint there. Playing Experience: HIGH SCHOOL — earned three letters in both The Nittany Lions were ranked third in 1985 (11-1), first in 1986 football and baseball at Moline (IL) High. Earned three letters in both (12-0), 15th in 1989 (8-3-1), and 11th in 1990 (9-3). The Nittany Lions football and baseball at Iowa State. ranked in the top 10 nationally in scoring defense four of his six Education: Graduated from Moline Senior High in 1957; earned a seasons there. In 1990, Penn State ranked in the top 12 in the na- physical education degree from Iowa State in 1962; received tion in pass defense (10th), turnover margin (7th), scoring defense Master's from Iowa State in education in 1968. (9th), rushing defense (7th), and total defense (1 1th). The 1990 Penn Personal Data: Born Larry Camiel Van Der Heyden on June 6, 1939 State team also tied for second in the nation in interceptions with in Brazil, Iowa. Married Lois Jean Plecker of Winter Haven, Florida 23. Seventeen players coached by Dickerson have moved on to the on April 18, 1961. Children (2): Mike (28); Laurann (26). NFL, 10 are on current rosters. Has experience as an administrator, Bowl Participation: AS A COACH — 1979 Peach Bowl, 1982 he an assistant athletic director for non-revenue sports at South Orange Bowl, 1985 Independence Bowl, 1986 Gator Bowl, 1988 and was Carolina for the 1981-82 academic year. In his first season at Clem- 1989 Citrus Bowls, 1989 Gator Bowl, 1991 Hall of Fame Bowl and son, the Tiger defense finished first nationally in rushing 1992 Citrus Bowl. defense (53.4), fourth in total defense (263.4). He is currently the president Other Highlights: An all-state high school football player. A member of the Black Coaches Association. of the Big Eight all-conference football team in 1961. Won the Reuben Miller Award for Most Valuable Player on and off the field WALLY AKE at Iowa State (1 961 ). Captain of the Iowa State baseball team (1 961 ). Inside Linebackers Selected to the all-time Iowa State football team (by former players and coaches). Has coached four All-America guards over the last William & Mary '72 nine years. Five years in a row one of his guards was chosen All- Coaching Experience: HIGH SCHOOL — ACC (1983-87). Clemson has ranked in the Top 20 in the nation in v defensive coordinator at Falls Church, VA rushing offense eight of the last nine years, including number-nine (1972-77) and head coach (1978); COLLEGE in 1990 and number-eight in 1991. |Jhi — linebacker coach at William & Mary (1979); graduate assistant who worked with tight ends at Arkansas (1980); RON DICKERSON defensive line coach at Air Force (1981-83); defensive line coach Defensive Coordinator at Arkansas (1984-88); inside linebacker coach at Arkansas (1989); inside linebacker coach at Clemson (1990-present). Defensive Backs Playing Experience: HIGH SCHOOL — All-district tight end at Falls Kansas State 1971 Church, VA. Lettered two years in football, two years in basketball Coaching Experience: COLLEGE - Defen- and two years in baseball. COLLEGE — Three-year letterman at sive secondary coach at Kansas State William & Mary. At William and Mary, earned All-Southern Con- (1972-75); Wide receiver and secondary ference Honors as a junior for team that won league championship. coach at Louisville (1975-77); defensive secondary coach at Pitt- Second-team all-conference as a senior. sburgh (1978-80); assistant head coach and secondary coach at Col- Education: Graduated from Falls Church High School in Virginia orado (1982-84); defensive secondary coach at Penn State in 1968. Earned bachelor's degree in Physical Education from (1985-1990); defensive coordinator at Clemson (1991). William & Mary in 1972. Playing Experience: HIGH SCHOOL - Four-sport letterman (foot-

Personal Information: Born August 1 1 , 1950. He and his wife Chris ball, basketball, baseball, and track) at Coraopolis High School in have one child, Aaron Coraopolis, PA. A High School All-American as a defensive back (5). Bowl Game Participation: AS A PLAYER — 1 970 Tangerine bowl. and an all-state performer in all four sports. AS A COACH — 1980 Hall of Fame Bowl, 1982 Hall of Fame Bowl, COLLEGE - Lettered three years for Kansas State. Set school record 1983 Independence Bowl, 1984 Liberty Bowl, 1985 Holiday Bowl, for interception return yardage in a career. Played in 1970 East- 1987 Orange Bowl, 1987 Liberty Bowl, 1989 Cotton Bowl, 1990 Cot- West Shrine Game, the American Bowl, and the College All-Star ton Bowl, 1991 Hall of Fame Bowl and the 1992 Citrus Bowl. Game. Seventh-round draft pick of the Miami Dolphins in 1971. Other Highlights: Has coached four All-American Players, Wayne Education: Graduated from Coraopolis (PA) High School in 1967. Martin, defensive end, Arkansas; Tony Cherico, noseguard, Arkan- Earned a Bachelor's of Science degree in physical education from sas; Chris Funk, defensive tackle, Air Force; Ed McDaniel, Clem- Kansas State in 1 971 . Received his Master's degree in Athletic Ad- son, linebacker. Has coached one or more all-conference players ministration from Louisville in 1977. each year of his coaching career. Martin was named defensive

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Player-of-the-Year in the Southwest conference. Cherico was named Personal Information: Born June 6, 1954. He and his wife, Pat, defensive Rookie-of-the-Year in the Southwest Conference. Arkan- have a son, Kody (7) and a daughter, Ashly Nicole (3). sas was 4th in the nation in rushing defense in 1988, 7th in 1987, Bowl Participation: AS A PLAYER — 1973 Tangerine Bowl, 1974 13th in 1985 and 14th in 1984, seasons Ake was the defensive line Sugar Bowl, 1975 Gator Bowl, 1976 Sun Bowl, 1977 Super Bowl, coach. Clemson was #1 in the nation in total defense his first year 1978 Super Bowl; AS A COACH — 1983 Independence Bowl, 1984 on the staff. Clemson was first nationally in rushing defense, fourth Liberty Bowl, 1985 Holiday Bowl, 1987 Orange Bowl, 1987 Liberty in total defense and 10th in scoring defense during the 1991 season. Bowl, 1989 Cotton Bowl, 1990 Cotton Bowl, 1991 Hall of Fame Bowl and the 1992 Citrus Bowl. Other Highlights: With the Dallas Cowboys, had 23 kickoff returns LARRY BECKMAN for 502 yards and 26 rushing attempts for 124 yards and three TDs Offensive Tackles, Tight ends for the '77 and '78 seasons. Rushed for 1,105 career yards at Florida and nine touchdowns. Arkansas ranked in the top 20 in the nation Florida '66 in rushing all six years he served as an assistant there. Clemson Experience: — Coaching HIGH SCHOOL ranked ninth in rushing his first season, and he also coached ACC Assistant at Miami Spring High School in Rookie of the Year Ronald Williams. Clemson finished the 1991 Florida at (1967-74); head coach Pensacola season ranked 8th in rushing offense and 25th in total offense. (1978-79); COLLEGE — Graduate assistant at Florida (1966) and junior varsity assistant (1975); offensive line LES HERRIN coach at East Tennessee State (1976-78); tight end and special team Defensive Line coach at Air Force (1980) and offensive line coach (1981-83); offensive line coach at Arkansas (1984-89); offensive line coach at Pi Western Carolina '71 Clemson (1990-present). Coaching Experience: HIGH SCHOOL — Playing Experience: HIGH SCHOOL — Defensive end at Miami assistant at R/S Central High in Rutherford- Edison. COLLEGE — Lettered three years as offensive guard at ton, NC (1972-74); assistant at Lexington Florida. All-Southeastern Conference in 1965 and honorable men- Senior High in Lexington, NC (1975-76); tion All-American. Co-Captained the 1965 Gator squad. athletic director and head coach at Central Davidson High School Education: Graduated from Miami Edison High School in 1961. in Lexington, NC (1975-79); COLLEGE — defensive coordinator at Earned bachelor's degree in Physical Education from Florida in 1966 Appalachian State (1980-81); linebacker coach at Clemson and master's degree in Physical Education from Florida in 1967. (1981-84); linebacker coach at East Carolina (1985-87); outside Personal Experience: Born February 19, 1943. He and wife, Lin- linebacker coach at Universith of North Carolina (1988); defensive da, have two sons, Jon (20) and Brad (18). line coach at Clemson (1989-present). Bowl Participation: AS A PLAYER — 1966 Sugar Bowl; AS A Playing Experience: HIGH SCHOOL — lettered three years in foot- COACH — 1975 Gator Bowl, 1982 Hall of Fame Bowl, 1983 In- ball, baseball and basketball at Waycross (GA) High School. COL- dependence Bowl, 1984 Liberty Bowl, 1985 Holiday Bowl, 1987 LEGE — lettered four years in football at Western Carolina. Orange Bowl, 1987 Liberty Bowl, 1989 Cotton Bowl, 1990 Cotton Education: Graduated from Waycross High School in Waycross, Bowl, 1991 Hall of Fame Bowl and the 1992 Citrus Bowl. GA in 1965. Earned a B.A. degree in Education from Western

Other Highlights: In High School, All-Dade County selection. Played Carolina in 1 971 . Earned a Master's degree in Health and Physical in the Florida High School All-Star game in 1 961 . All-Florida defen- Education the following year. sive end at Miami Edison. In College, All-Southeastern Conference Personal Data: Born Les Herrin in Waycross, GA on February 18, in 1965 and honorable mention All-American. Captained the 1965 1948. Married Shirley Andrews of Hillsborough, NC on August 15, Gator squad. Three-year letterwinner at Florida. Since 1982, has 1970. Children (1): Deke (15). coached in eight straight bowl games. In the last eight years, has Bowl Participation: AS A COACH — 1982 Orange Bowl and 1989 coached at least one first-team all-conference performer. Arkansas Gator Bowl, and 1991 Hall of Fame Bowl. ranked in the Top 20 in the nation in rushing all six years he coach- Other Highlights: Captain of football team at Western Carolina; ed the offensive line. Air Force was ranked in the Top Five in the Team MVP as a senior and Defensive MVP as a junior; as a coach, nation in rushing his last two years at the academy. Clemson rank- led his Central Davidson High School team to a 29-6 record and ed ninth in nation in rushing his first year. He also coached Stacy three conference championships during his three-year tenure. Clem- Long, an Outland Trophy Finalist, in 1990. Clemson was 8th in son won national championship his first year on Tiger staff. Coach- rushing offense and 25th in total offense nationally during the 1991 ed ACC MVP Jeff Davis, who went on to be captain of Tampa Bay season. Bucs. Also coached 1989 All-Pro Johnny Rembert of the New England Patriots. Clemson ranked in the Top 10 in scoring and LARRY BRINSON rushing defense his first two years at Clemson and in 1989 ranked Running Backs fifth in the nation in scoring, rushing and total defense. Clemson was 1st in the nation in total defense and second in scoring and Florida '83 rushing defense in 1990. Coached two AII-ACC players in Vance Coaching Experience: COLLEGE — Hammond and Rob Bodine in 1990. Clemson was first in the na- Florida graduate assistant at University of tion in in rushing defense and fourth total defense in 1991 . He coach- coach at Air Force (1978); running back ed first-team All-America Rob Bodine in 1991. (1983); running back coach at Arkansas (1984-89); running back coach at Clemson (1990-present). ROGER HINSHAW — Three-year letterman as Playing Experience: HIGH SCHOOL Outside Linebackers running back at Northwestern Miami, FL. Captained team as senior. Also lettered four years in track. All-City and All-County in football. Appalachian State '72 COLLEGE — Lettered four years as running back at Florida. PRO- Coaching Experience: HIGH SCHOOL — FESSIONAL — Played three years with the Dallas Cowboys, play- Assistant coach at Watauga (NC) High School ing in the 1977 and 1978 Super Bowls. Running back for two years (1972-73); defensive coordinator at Newton (1980-81) for Seattle Seahawks. County High School, Covington, GA Education: Graduated from Northwestern Miami High School in (1975-76); defensive coordinator at Newnan (GA) High School 1973. Earned a bachelor's degree in Physical Education from Florida (1977-78). COLLEGE — Graduate assistant at Appalachian State in 1983. (1974); defensive coordinator at Livingston University (1979-82); out-

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side linebacker coach at Air Force (1983); outside linebacker coach RICHARD WILSON .outside linebacker coach at Clemson at Arkansas (1984-89); Wide Receivers (1990-present). Playing Experience: HIGH SCHOOL — Two-year letterman as a Arkansas '81 wingback/defensive back at Walter Williams High School in Burl- Coaching Experience: HIGH SCHOOL — ington, NC. Also lettered two years in track. COLLEGE — Played secondary coach at El Dorado High (1981-82), defensive back at Appalachian State and earned one letter. head 10th grade coach and varsity wide Education: Graduated from Walter Williams High School, Burl- receiver coach at Jacksonville High ington, NC, in 1968. Earned a bachelor's degree in Health and (1983). COLLEGE — graduate assistant at Missouri (1984-85), Physical Education from Appalachian State in 1972. Earned a volunteer coach and head junior varsity coach at Missouri (1986); master's degree in Physical Education from Appalachian State in secondary coach at The Citadel (1987) and wide receiver coach 1974. (1988); wide receiver coach at Arkansas (1989); wide receiver coach Personal Information: Born March 3, 1950. He and his wife Lynn at Clemson (1990-present). have three daughters, Beth (10), Lindsey (7) and Jamie (5). Playing Experience: HIGH SCHOOL — Lettered three years in foot- Bowl Participation: AS A COACH — 1983 Independence Bowl, ball, basketball and baseball at Hope High School and was an all- 1984 Liberty Bowl, 1985 Holiday Bowl, 1987 Orange Bowl, 1987 conference performer in all three sports. COLLEGE— played one Liberty Bowl, 1989 Cotton Bowl, 1990 Cotton Bowl, 1991 Hall of year at Central Arkansas for the national championship team. Played Fame Bowl, and 1992 Citrus Bowl. for three years in the secondary and on special teams at Arkansas. Other Highlights: Led Appalachian State in interceptions as a Education: Graduated from Hope High School in 1976. Earned a senior. Member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes during his bachelor's degree in Education at Arkansas in 1981. Received undergraduate days. Arkansas ranked in the Top 20 in the nation master's degree in Sports Management from Missouri in 1985. in rushing defense four of his six years with the Razorbacks. Clem- Personal Information: Born September 20, 1958. Wife's name is son ranked first in the nation in total defense in 1990. OLB Levon Brenda.

Kirkland was a finalist for the 1 990 Butkus Award and an All-America Bowl Game Participation: AS A PLAYER — 1977 Champion Bowl, honoree during the 1991 season. Clemson ranked fourth in the na- 1978 Fiesta Bowl, 1980 Sugar Bowl, 1980 Hall of Fame Bowl. AS tion in total defense during the 1991 season. A COACH — 1 990 Cotton Bowl, 1 991 Hall of Fame and 1 992 Citrus Bowl. Other Highlights: In high school, all-conference in baseball, foot- RICK STOCKSTILL ball, and basketball. Batted .500 his senior year in baseball. Nam- Quarterbacks ed his high school's most outstanding male athlete. In College, competed for the national title as a NAIA player in 1976 and as a NCAA Florida State '82 player in the 1980 Sugar Bowl. Coached two professional players Experience: Offensive coordinator Coaching while at Missouri, Eric McMillan (Jets) and Robert Delphino (Rams). and quarterback coach at Bethune-Cookman Arkansas was 11th in the nation in total offense his only year with College assistant head coach and (1983-84); the Razorbacks. Coached first-team AII-ACC Terry Smith in 1991. wide receiver coach at the University of Central Florida (1985-89); quarterback coach at Clemson (1989-present). Football Administrators Playing Experience: HIGH SCHOOL — Earned 14 letters, four in football, four in basketball and six in baseball at Fernandina Beach Dr. Richard P. Ellis High School in Fernandina Beach, FL. Earned three letters in foot- Assistant Athletic Director for Football Operations ball from Florida State University. Starting quarterback in two Orange Dick Ellis is in his second year at Clemson after Bowl games for the Seminoles and took team to a pair of Top 10 the highly successful 1990 season in which the seasons. Tigers finished a 1 0-2 season with a Hall of Fame Education: Graduated from Fernandina Beach High in Fernandina Bowl victory over Big Ten Co-Champion Illinois and Beach, in earned B.S. degree in Physical Education at FL 1977; a ninth place finish in the national rankings. How- Florida State in 1982. ever, Dick Ellis is no stranger to winning athletic Personal Data: Born Rick Wilson Stockstill on 12/23/59 in Sidney, programs. As a coach and administrator he has OH. Married the former Sara Fleischman of Orlando, FL on July been part of successful programs at Air Force, Texas A&M and Arkansas 7, 1990. prior to becoming a Tiger. Bowl Participation: AS A PLAYER — 1977 Tangerine Bowl, 1980 Ellis came to Clemson from the University of Arkansas where he recruiting coordinator and administrative assistant under Orange Bowl, 1981 Orange Bowl, 1982 East-West Shrine Bowl, 1982 served as the Coach Ken Hatfield. The 1989 University of Arkansas Razorbacks fin- Japan Bowl. AS A COACH — 1989 Gator Bowl, 1991 Hall of Fame ished with a 10-1 regular season record and a trip to the Cotton Bowl as Bowl and 1992 Citrus Bowl. the Southwest Conference Champions. Other Highlights: 1981 Sporting News Honorable Mention Ail- American. 1980 and 1981 All-Southern Independent; 1980 and 1981 Jim Goodman All-Metro Conference; Captain of 1981 team; quarterbacked Florida Assistant Athletic Director for Recruiting State to consecutive Orange Bowl appearances after the 1979 and and High School Relations 1980 seasons; FSU was ranked 6th in 1979 and 5th in 1980. Clem- Jim Goodman is in his first year with the Clemson Assistant Athletic son set a school record for completion percentage (60%) in his first athletic department serving as Director for Recruiting and High School Relations. year as quarterback coach. Clemson led the Atlantic Coast Con- Goodman might be new at Clemson, but is cer- ference in total offense in the 1991 season. Coached DeChane tainly no stranger to Head Coach Ken Hatfield. Cameron, the winningest Clemson starting quarterback in terms of Goodman formerly served under he Tiger head winning percentage. football coach at The Air Force Academy and at Arkansas. Goodman, a Blountstown, FL, native boasts an extensive background in coaching and athletic administration. He comes to Clemson after a

successful stint at Florida. The 1 991 Florida recruiting class was rated the third-best in the nation by the National High School Recruiting Service and the seventh best by both SuperPrep magazine and Lemming's Prep Football Report.

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7 o n 7 | I U- I c. Virginia c. o i ') # 33 Rodney Blunt o \ 10-26 'N.C. State 70 25 74 3.0 1 6-45 TB. ..5-10... 200.. .*SO...Pensacola, FL 11-2 'Wake Forest 34 18 103 5.7 2 2 4-29

Leading rusher on the team that won the ACC regular season title in 11-9 'at North Carolina 41 19 56 2.9 1 11-16 'Maryland 56 17 79 4.6 1 1 2-20 rushing offense, he has gained 706 yards on 1 60 carries in 1 991 . ..his 64.2 11-23 'at South Carolina 64 20 72 3.6 1 1 2-25 yards per game in rushing rank fifth in the ACC. ..the Tigers' starting

1 11-30 'Duke ' 24 163 6.8 4 1-7 tailback heading into the season, and then played behind returning all- 408 160 706 4.4 4 48 17-150 conference star Ronald Williams. ..took over the starter's role once again versus N.C. State after Williams injured his knee, he has been a workhorse since that time, averaging 20.5 attempts for each of those six games BLUNT CAREER STATS Year Plays Att Avg. TD Lg Rec Yds and gaining 547 yards (91 .2 yards per game). ..led the team in rushing in GP-GS Yds three of the last six games, he gained 103 yards versus Wake Forest, 79 '1989 2-0 22 10 24 2.4 12 1 8 1990 10-3 227 77 274 3.6 3 26 5 38 against Maryland, and a career-high 1 63 versus Duke. ..also led the team 1991 11-8 408 160 706 4.4 4 48 17 150 in receiving two consecutive games with six grabs for 45 yards in the win Totals 23-11 657 247 1004 4.1 7 4H 23 196 over N.C. State and four receptions for 29 yards in the Wake Forest contest.. .he was named the Exxon Supreme Player-of-the-Game in that '-medical red-shirt in 1989 win over the Demon Deacons as he scored two touchdowns, one on a 25- yard romp. ..the Tigers' third-leading receiver for the season with 17 #99 catches for 150 yards. ..second among Tigers in all-purpose running at Rob Bodine 77.8 yards per game, that figure ranks ninth in the ACC. ..tied for fourth on MG...6-1...245...*SR...Velva, ND the 1991 squad in scoring with 24 points. ..in for 72 plays from scrimmage First-Team Ail-American in the first five games of 1 991 and then was in for a career-high 70 plays A first-team All-America choice according to the Football Writers, a in the sixth game versus N.C. State. ..that is the most for a Tiger tailback second-team selection according to AP, Sporting News and College in at least the last five years. ..the second-team tailback for the Tigers in and Pro Football Weekly... an honorable mention All-America choice of 1990, he won the starter's role heading into the 1991 season with hard UPland Football News. ..originally came to Clemson as a walk-on, first work in spring and pre-fall drills. ..named the ACC Newcomer-of-the-Year non-kicker in Clemson history to make first-team All-American as a walk- by the 1990 Sporting News preseason book, he started the first three on. ..started his Clemson career as a fullback in the spring of 1 989. ..first- games of that season before injuring an ankle versus Maryland and then team AII-ACC selection by AP/ACSWA for the second straight year.. .leads played sparingly over the next several games. ..ranked fourth on the team the team in tackles for loss this season with 27, that mark ties William "The in rushing that season with 274 total yards on 77 carries for a 3.55 average, Refrigerator" Perry's single season mark and Bodine still has another he has averaged almost a yard per carry more in 1991 (4.41 )... scored two game to play. ..leads the nation in tackles for loss this season. ..had at touchdowns in his first career start, the 1 990 season opener versus Long least two tackles for loss in nine of the 1 1 games this year and 12 of his Beach State... fifth on the 1990 team in total offense and eighth in all- last 1 4 games over two seasons. ..has led the team in tackles for loss each purpose rushing. ..in for 15 plays in the 1991 Hall of Fame Bowl contest of the past two years, he has 41 for the two seasons combined. ..has with Illinois, he gained 10 yards in four carries and caught a 16-yard pass battled linebacker Ed McDaniel for the team lead in tackles all season, in that contest. ..saw considerable action in the first game of 1989. but heading into the Citrus Bowl he has 99 total tackles to rank second to injured his thumb at Virginia Tech and was forced to red-shirt the season McDaniel... leads the team in quarterback sacks with 7.5 for a loss of 61 with a medical hardship. ..forced into action early in 1989 when starter yards, that mark ties Jesse Hatcher for seventh on the Clemson single Terry Allen (now with the Minnesota Vikings) did not play in the season season list.. .ranks third on the Clemson career tackles for loss list with 48, opener with Furman. he turned heads in that contest with 24 hard-earned only the Perry brothers, William and Michael Dean, have more. ..tied for yards on 10 carries. ..strong runner who leads all Tiger tailbacks in the seventh in Clemson history in career sacks with 15... also ranked 1 5th in bench press with a 385-pound mark and in the power clean at 293 Clemson history in tackles. ..has 34 career starts, more than any other pounds.. .that powerclean mark ranks 1 0th among all offensive players. ..led middle guard in Clemson history., .has started 34 of the last 35 games and his Pine Forest High School team to a 13-0 record and the high school all 34 games he has been physically able to play in at Clemson. ..he has national championship as a senior. ..his team's most valuable offensive accomplished all of this in only three years at Clemson, he played at North player for three straight years. ..a USA Today honorable mention All- Dakota as a freshman. ..has anchored the defensive line on the unit that America choice. ..participated on the school's weightlifting team and leads the nation in rushing defense, the Tigers have allowed only 53.4 finished second in the state weightlifting meet. ..played with former Florida yards per game on the ground. ..led the ACC in tackles for loss with 2.5 per

RB and current Dallas Cowboy Emmit Smith in junior high school. . .majoring game. . .led the Tigers in tackles in the season opener versus Appalachian in sociology... born 3/27/71 in Pensacola, FL. State with 13, he won the ROTC Take-No-Prisoners Award for that contest. ..also led the Tigers in tackles versus Georgia Tech with 13 and RODNEY BLUNT 1990 GAME BY GAME N.C. State with 10, those were both key Clemson victories. .named the Date Opponent PL Att. Yds Avg TD LG Rec-Yds ACC Defensive Lineman-of-the-Week for the N.C. State game, seven of his 10 tackles were first hits, three were tackles for loss and two were 9-1 "Long Beach St. 28 11 26 2.4 2 11 1-11 sacks. ..named the in 9-8 "at Virginia 49 18 56 3.1 8 1-2 JP/Schick Player-of-the-Game the Tigers' win over

9-15 "at Maryland 33 6 1 0.2 3 1-0

9-22 Appalachian St. Did Not Play - Ankle Injury 9-29 Duke Did Not Play - Ankle Injury

10-6 Georgia 7 3 36 12.0 1 26 10-13 at Georgia Tech 17 5 17 3.4 8 10-20 at N.C. State 7 2 5 2.5 4 10-27 at Wake Forest 19 6 14 2.3 5 11-3 North Carolina 27 10 44 4.4 11 11-17 South Carolina 25 12 65 5.4 18 1-9

1-1 Illinois 15 4 10 2.5 6 1-16

227 77 274 3.6 3 26 5-38

RODNEY BLUNT 1991 GAME BY GAME Date Opponent PL Att. Yds Avg TD LG Rec-Yds

9-7 'Appalachian St. 35 14 53 3.8 10 1-25 9-21 Temple 13 7 61 8.7 30 9-28 'Georgia Tech 21 10 34 3.4 9 10-5 at Georgia 6 3 9 3.0 6 Rodney Blunt Rob Bodine

17 Maryland, he had eight tackles including three for loss and a quarterback pressure in that contest. ..has 1 1 quarterback pressures for the season, that mark ranks third on the team. ..named the Defensive MVP and the Exxon Supreme Player-of-the-Game for the Coca Cola Bowl win over Duke. ..he made 10 tackles, including eight first hits in that game and had four stops behind the line of scrimmage to tie William Perry on the single season list. ..caused a fumble in the Appalachian State and South Caro- lina contests, he recovered a loose ball in the win overTemple...had eight or more tackles in eight games this season. ..missed the 1991 Hall of Fame Bowl and spring drills after suffering a knee injury on the first day of pre-bowl practice in Florida... despite missing the bowl contest, he led all interior linemen in tackles with 78 for the 1 990 season, that mark ranked third on the entire team. ..an honorable mention All-American according to the Football News all three of his seasons at Clemson... ranked 18th among all defensive linemen nationally by Sporting News heading into

1991 ...had 14 tackles for loss to lead the unit that ranked first in the nation Doug Bolin Bruce Bratton in total defense in 1990, he has almost doubled that total in 1991 ...ranked third on the team in sacks in 1990 with 5.5 and in quarterback pressures with 1 1 ...one-third of his 42 first hits in 1990 were tackles for loss, over 40 percent of his 66 first hits have been for loss in 1991. ..had six or more tackles in eight games in 1990. ..has started each of the games he has ROB BODINE 1991 GAME BY GAME played in, 34 in all. ..arguably the best walk-on defensive player in Date Opponent PL Hit Ast Tot TFL Sacks QP

Clemson history. ..came to Clemson predominantly for its agriculture 9-7 'Appalachian St. 41 8 5 13 3-10 curriculum, he has worked with livestock for many years, including last 9-21 'Temple 39 6 2 8 3-14 1-11 1

9-28 'Georgia Tech 60 8 5 13 4-28 0.5-8 1 summer when he worked on a ranch in North Dakota. ..smallest middle 10-5 'at Georgia 64 5 1 6 1-12 1-12 1 guard for the Tigers in terms of weight since Charlie Bauman weighed in 10-19 'Virginia 57 6 3 9 2-2 at 220 for the Tigers in 1980. ..top tackier among interior linemen in 1989 10-26 *N.C. State 49 7 3 10 3-7 2-6 with that fifth the 60, mark ranked on entire team. ..also ranked fourth on 11-2 'Wake Forest 27 5 2 7 3 the club in tackles for loss with seven for 26 yards, quite a contribution for 11-9 'at North Carolina 40 4 5 9 2-3 a walk-on in his first year of competition. ..played over 50 percent of the 11-16 'Maryland 31 5 3 8 3-5 1-3 1 11-23 2-5 defensive plays and started all 1 2 games in 1 989. ..had three tackles in 31 'at South Carolina 42 4 2 6 2 11-30 'Duke 57 8 2 10 4-25 2-22 2 plays in the 1989 Gator Bowl victory over West Virginia. ..in 1988, after transferring from North Dakota, he was working out with the Tiger running Totals 507 66 33 99 27-111 7.5-62 11 backs and went on to become the starting middle guard for the next three BODINE CAREER STATS years. ..had 21 tackles, including five behind the line of scrimmage at

North Dakota in 1987, he also blocked two punts for that team. ..a USA Year GP-GS Plays Hits Ast Tot TL-Yds Sacks PBU CF-RF QP

Today honorable mention prep All-American at Velva (ND) High School, 1989 12-12 420 28 32 60 7-26 2-17 1 0-0 6 he scored 22 touchdowns at fullback and was an all-state selection at RB 1990 11-11 484 42 36 78 14-47 5.5-32 1 1-1 11 11-11 27-111 2-1 and linebacker., .an all-conference performer as a kicker, he tied the North 1991 507 66 33 99 7.5-62 11 Dakota state field goal record. ..majoring in animal science at Clemson Totals 34-34 1411 136 101 237 48-184 15-111 2 3-2 28 and is a member of the Clemson livestock judging team. ..cousin, Jerry Bodine, was a member of Notre Dame's 1988 National Championship team. ..last name is pronounced Bo Deen...born 3/3/69. #48 Doug Bolin

ROB BODINE 1989 GAME BY GAME RB...6-0...225...*Sr...Blacksburg, SC Date Opponent PL Hit Ast Tot TFL Sacks QP Reserve tailback who ranked eighth on the team in rushing this season even though he did not play in five contests. ..gained 102 yards on 23 9-2 *Furman 26 1 2 3

9-9 *at Florida State 39 1 4 5 2 carries for a 4.4 yard per carry average, his best single game average was

9-16 *at Virginia Tech 35 2 3 5 1-4 1 6.0 yards in the win over South Carolina. ..will be Clemson's third-string 9-23 'Maryland 36 2 6 8 1-8 1-8 tailback for the California game.. .scored his first career touchdown in the

9-30 'at Duke 27 2 1 3 Wake Forest contest and gained 57 yards on 1 1 carries. ..gained almost 10-7 'Virginia 33 4 1 5 2-2 1 half of his career yardage in that one game. ..in for six plays the next week 10-14 "Georgia Tech 61 5 2 7 2-3 in the win at North Carolina, he carried the ball five of those plays for a gain 10-21 *NC State 42 1 4 5 2 of 15 yards. ..did not see action for the Tigers in 1990, but was the third- 10-28 'Wake Forest 28 3 1 4 11-4 'at North Carolina 30 4 2 6 1-9 1-9 leading rusher in 1991 spring scrimmages, gaining 101 yards on 10 11-18 'at South Carolina 32 3 3 6 carries. ..a reserve running back in 1989 who did not play in the first eight 12-30 *W. Virginia 31 3 3 games of the season but was in for 23 plays in the last four games, carrying Totals 420 28 32 60 7-26 2-17 6 the ball eight times for 34 yards. ..had one carry for six yards in the 1989 Gator Bowl victory over West Virginia. ..red-shirted the 1988 season at ROB BODINE 1990 GAME BY GAME running back and missed 1987 due to proposition 48. ..an Adidas All- Date Opponent PL Hit Ast Tot TFL Sacks QP American as a prepster, he was an honorable mention choice of USA 9-1 "Long Beach 20 2 1 3 Today and Bally. ..two-time 1,000-yard rusher for Johnny Gibson at 9-8 *at Virginia 53 3 3 1-7 1-7 6 Blacksburg High School. ..a 1986 Shrine Bowl standout.. .recruiting ana- 9-15 *at Maryland 59 8 4 12 1-7 1-7 lyst Max Emfinger rated him in the top 10 in the south at his 9-22 *App. State 37 5 5 10 3-8 1-5 2 position. ..majoring in industrial education... born 11/28/67. 9-29 'Duke 35 3 3 6 10-6 'Georgia 36 2 2 4 1-4 3

10-13 'at Georgia Tech 44 2-4 1 6 4 10 BOLIN CAREER STATS 10-20 *at N.C. State 59 4 4 8 1 Year GP-GS Plays Att Yds Avg TD LG 10-27 'at Wake Forest 42 3 1 4 2-8 1.5-8 1 11-3 *N. Carolina 44 4 4 8 2-7 1-5 2 1989 4-0 23 8 34 4.3 11

1 15 11-17 *S. Carolina 55 2 5 7 2-2 1 1991 6-0 43 23 103 4.4 3 1-1 Illinois Did Not lay - Injury Knee Totals 10-0 66 31 137 4.4 1 15 Totals 484 42 36 78 14-47 5.5-32 11

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#65 Bruce Bratton 10-6 "Georgia 37 13 51 75 2 10-13 "at Georgia Tech 39 11 50 78 2 AO Q OT...6-5...276...*GR...Gaffney, SC I \J-c\j ai in.u. oiaie O ou 2 First-Team CFA Academic Ail-American 10-27 'at Wake Forest 45 13 58 78 1 11-3 'North Carolina 55 16 71 78 A first-team College Football Association Academic Ail-American for 11-17 'South Carolina 43 17 60 72 2 1991 and a second-team AII-ACC choice by at offensive AP/ACSWA 1-1 "Illinois 42 13 55 77 3 tackle. ..received his degree in industrial engineering last May, he has a 77 499 153 648 I D chance to become just the sixth three-time Academic AII-ACC choice in Clemson history. ..a senior leader of the Tiger offensive line that led the BRUCE BRATTON 1991 GAME BY GAME team to the ACC regular season title in total offense and rushing Date Game + Plays GR KD offense. ..Clemson was a perfect 9-0 this year in games Bratton started, Q 7 'Appalachian State 8 30 74 5 the Tigers have won 1 4 in a row over two years when he starts. ..in for only 'Temple 33 9 42 79 4 30 plays in the season opener versus Appalachian State but had five 9-28 'Georgia Tech 42 14 58 76 3 knockdown blocks... started all nine of the games he played in this season, in c 1 U-D at Georgia Injured-Did Not Play he injured his knee in the Georgia Tech contest and missed the next two 10-12 Virginia Injured-Did Not Play games after undergoing arthroscopic knee surgery on September 10-26 'N.C. State 41 16 57 72 6 30. ..was back in action on October 26 versus N.C. State when he had six 11-2 'Wake Forest 38 12 50 70 4 11-9 'at North Carolina 45 14 77 8 knockdown blocks in 57 plays. ..has come back strong, posting six or more 59 11-16 "Maryland 40 21 61 66 6 knockdowns in five of the last six games. ..has graded out at 70 percent 11-23 'at South Carolina 40 13 53 76 6 or better in all but one game this season, his highest grade was a 79 for 11-30 'Duke 31 11 42 74 6 the Temple contest... posted a season-high knockdown block total in the Totals 332 118 452 0 48 win at North Carolina with eight, that mark was also a career high. ..he graded out at 77 percent for that victory which helped seal the conference BRATTON CAREER STATS title for the Tigers. ..won the ESPN Toyota Leadership Award for the Year GP-GS Plays KD Georgia game, even though he sat out with an injury. ..has been in on 1988 7-0 44 1 ,854 snaps for his Clemson career, that mark ranks fourth on the entire 1989 12-11 710 40 team. ..in for 55 plays in the 1991 Hall of Fame Bowl victory over Illinois, 1990 12-12 648 15 when he had five knockdown blocks and graded out at 77 percent. ..had 1991 9-9 452 48 three KDs and a grade of 72 while in for 62 plays against West Virginia in 40-32 1854 103 the 1989 Gator Bowl. ..has been on the academic honor roll each of his years at Clemson. .. .earned a 3.6 GPA in the fall of 1 990 and a 3.36 for the academic year.. ..currently pursuing a graduate degree in industrial #51 Mike Brown management... saw action in 648 plays in 1990 and started all 12 C...6-3...255...*GR...Pell City, AL games. ..made a great improvement over the course of that season, his First-team All-Atlantic Coast Conference average film grade improved from 66 percent to 77 percent from 1 989 to

A first-team AII-ACC choice according to AP/ACSWA, he started all 1 1 of 1 990. . .earned the best coaches grade of his career in the Tigers' 1 990 win over N.C. State, when he graded out at 84 percent on 50 plays. ..a prime the Tigers' games in 1991 ...an honorable mention All-American according reason Clemson has ranked in the top 20 in the nation in rushing each of to the Football News.. .another major reason the Tigers won the ACC regular season team title in total offense and rushing offense. ..has graded the last three seasons. . .graded 75 or better in six of the last seven games in last six of 1990. ..in for 710 plays in 1989, that was his first season as a full-time out at over 80 percent four of the games, including a career-high starter.. .had 40 knockdown blocks for the season with a high of six versus 87 percent in the Tigers' win over N.C. State. ..that was the highest South Carolina. ..the ESPN/Hartford Student-Athlete of the Game versus coaches grade for a Tiger starting offensive lineman all season. ..also N.C. State when he was in for 45 snaps.. .a reserve left tackle in 1988, he received an 86 percent coaches grade versus South Carolina, that mark led all offensive linemen for that victory. ..had five saw action in 44 plays from scrimmage. ..red-shirted the 1 987 season and Clemson knockdown missed most of spring practice with a knee injury. ..in high school, was blocks for that contest. ..posted a career-high nine knockdown blocks touted as the state's top offensive lineman at Gaffney High School. ..a versus Virginia. ..one of three starting offensive linemen who is a post- graduate, Bruce Bratton and Flesch are the others. ..a starter in USA Today and Sporting News honorable mention All-American ... Jeb the 1 Hall of Bowl, action in plays graduated fifth in his class of over 400 with a 3.7 GPA... 1 986 Shrine Bowl 991 Fame he saw 50 and earned a grade of 3" starter.. .born 10/6/69. 72. ..strong, agile athlete whose standing broad jump mark of 1 1 is the best for a Tiger offensive lineman since 1985. ..also among the team

leaders in the bench press with a 450-pound mark, that is a 150-pound BRUCE BRATTON 1989 GAME BY GAME increase since 1 987. ..runs a 4.85 in the 40-yard dash, that mark was the + Plays GR KD Date Game best among returning offensive linemen heading into 1991. ..the Tigers'

9-2 "Furman 37 26 63 59 3 number-one center heading into the 1990 season, he started the first two 9-9 'at Florida State 34 17 51 67 5 games and the last game. ..saw action in all but two contests, he had at 9-16 'at Virginia Tech 34 22 56 61 3 9-23 "Maryland 41 19 60 68 3 9-30 "at Duke 39 29 68 58 2 10-7 'Virginia 60 21 81 74 5 10-14 'Georgia Tech 41 24 65 63 2 10-21 'N.C. State 27 18 45 60 2 10-28 'Wake Forest 17 9 26 66 2 11-4 'at North Carolina 49 19 68 72 4 11-18 'at South Carolina 47 18 65 73 6 12-30 "West Virginia 44 62 72 3

Totals 470 240 710 662 40

BRUCE BRATTON 1990 GAME BY GAME Date Game + Plays GR KD

9-1 'Long Beach St. 21 12 33 64 1 9-8 'at Virginia 64 14 78 83 9-15 'at Maryland 57 21 72 71 9-22 'Appalachian St. 16 7 24 71 9-29 'Duke 38 8 46 83 2 Mike Brown Norris Brown

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in nine games.. .in for a career-high 32 snaps in the victory over instate rival South Carolina, he had three tackles in that contest... posted his career

high in terms of tackles with five stops in only 23 snaps in the tie with Virginia. ..has 17 total tackles for the season, more than any other non- starter in the defensive secondary. ...14, or 82 percent of his total tackles have been first hits. ..picked off his second career pass in the win over

12th-ranked N.C. State, he returned it eight yards. ..played in every game

of 1990 and was in for 73 snaps. ..had a pair of tackles and the first interception of his career in only seven plays against Georgia. ..suffered a

knee injury in the 1 991 spring game, he underwent surgery and spent the summer in rehabilitation has a 39-1/2" vertical jump. ..a reserve defensive back in 1989 who saw action in seven games, mostly on special teams....asaprepster, played in the annual Shrine Bowl. ..another married

member of the team whose last name is Brown, his wife's name is Debbie. ..majoring in industrial education. ..born 12/15/69 in Conway, SC.

Dwayne Bryant Brentson Buckner NORRIS BROWN CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Plays Hits Ast Tot Int-Yds least a 70 percent grade in each of his last five games, all Clemson 7-0 victories.. .posted double figure play totals in all 1 games he played in. ..a 1989 6 1 1 2 0-0

1990 12-0 1 1-0 second-team preseason AII-ACC center according to the Sporting 73 8 9 1991 9-0 184 14 3 17 1-8 News. ..saw action in nine games in 1989 and was in for 89 snaps. ..played Totals 28-0 263 23 5 2-8 tight end in 1988, he moved to center in 1989 spring drills. ..played one 28 snap at tight end in 1 988. ..came to Clemson as a defensive end, he red- shirted the 1987 season at tight end. ..named the Most Valuable Defen- #1 Dwayne Bryant sive Lineman on his Pell City (AL) High School team. ..named a permanent team captain as a senior when he averaged 15 tackles per game.. .is WR...6-2...1 95...So...Tallahassee, FL

married, his wife's name is Brenda... earned his degree in parks, recre- Reserve wide receiver who was in for 341 plays in 1 991 , the highest total ation and tourism management. ..born 3/15/69 in Pell City, AL. for a backup receiver.. .is averaging 16. 33 yards per reception on six grabs for 98 yards, that average trails only starter Terry Smith for Tigers with

more than two receptions... scored his first career touchdown versus MIKE BROWN 1990 GAME BY GAME STATS Temple, he had two catches for 13 yards in that contest.. .had two grabs Date Game + Plays GR KD for 51 yards in the win over Wake Forest, he played a season-high 43 9-1 *Long Beach 19 8 27 70 4 snaps in that Clemson win. ..did not have a catch but registered six 9-8 *at Virginia 26 15 41 63 knockdown blocks in the Tigers' win over 12th-ranked N.C. State. ..had 9-15 at Maryland Did Not Play five knockdown blocks in 34 plays versus Georgia Tech. ..had his longest 9-22 Appalachian St. 8 4 12 67 reception, a 40-yarder, versus Forest...a reserve wide receiver in 9-29 Duke 16 4 20 80 1 Wake 10-6 Georgia 11 7 18 61 1990 who saw action in 10 games and was in for 70 snaps. ..did not catch 10-13 at Georgia Tech Did Not Play a pass all year, he was never the intended receiver... saw 10 snaps of 10-20 at N.C. State 11 4 15 73 action as a reserve wide receiver in the 1991 Hall of Fame Bowl. ..also 10-27 at Wake Forest 10 2 12 83 played defensive back in high school, he led the state of Florida in 11-3 North Carolina 12 3 15 80 interceptions in 1989 with 12. ..chosen in the Orlando-Sentinel's top 10 11-17 South Carolina 7 3 10 70 1 in Florida, the only wide receiver in that group. ..majoring in sociology. ..born 1-1 •Illinois 36 14 50 72 3 4/26/91 Totals 156 64 220 72 9

MIKE BROWN 1991 GAME BY GAME STATS BRYANT CAREER STATS Date Game + Plays GR KD Year GP-GS Plays Rec Yds Avg TD LG

9-7 "Appalachian State 29 16 45 64 1 1990 10-0 70 0.0

9-21 'Temple 23 6 29 79 3 1991 11-2 341 6 98 16.33 1 40 9-28 'Georgia Tech 16 38 54 70 3 Totals 21-2 411 6 98 16.33 1 40 10-5 *at Georgia 28 12 40 70 3 10-12 'Virginia 60 22 82 78 9 10-26 *N.C. State 33 5 38 87 #89 Brentson Buckner 11-2 'Wake Forest 36 9 45 80 1 11-9 'at North Carolina 34 6 40 85 2 MG...6-3...31 5...*So...Columbus, GA 11-16 'Maryland 30 15 45 67 3 Defensive tackle who has done well in his first year as a starter, he is one 11-23 'at South Carolina 36 6 42 86 5 of five Tigers with double figures in tackles for loss with 1 0.. .tied for second 11-30 'Duke 35 10 45 77 3 on the team in sacks with 5.5, he ranks sixth on the team in total tackles Totals 382 123 505 76 33 with 55. ..named the Exxon Supreme Player-of-the-Game versus Temple when he had seven tackles, two tackles for loss, an eight-yard sack, MIKE BROWN CAREER STATS registered a quarterback pressure, and caused a fumble. ..also had seven Year GP-GS Plays KD tackles and 1 .5 sacks in the season opener with Appalachian State, that

1988 U) i was his first career start. ..has registered five tackles for loss in the last five 1989 9-0 89 8 games, including two in the win at North Carolina. ..posted a career-high 1990 10-3 220 9 eight tackles in that contest, six were first hits. ..had five or more tackles in 1991 11-11 505 33 six games this season. ..registered seven quarterback pressures for the 31-14 815 50 season, two came in the Tigers' ACC title-clinching win over Maryland.. .has in three of the last five games this season. ..a reserve nose #23 Norris Brown had a sack guard in 1990, he saw action in 10 games and 137 snaps behind all- FS...6-0...190...*Jr...Conway, SC conference player Rob Bodine.. .averaged one tackle every 4.89 plays in Second-team free safety and the nickel back in the Tigers' defensive 1990, the best plays-per-tackle figure by a Clemson player in five years, alignment, he has seen action in 184 snaps this season and has played even better than Michael Dean Perry had in 1987. ..had five tackles in 30

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plays in the 1 991 Hall of Fame Bowl win over Illinois. ..bench presses 425 #57 Darren Calhoun pounds, one of the best marks on the team. ..had 28 tackles and four LB...6-2...225...*So...McCormick, SC tackles for loss in 1 990, even though he did not play in the last two regular Second-team inside linebacker ranks sixth on the team in special season games due to an ankle injury. ..noted for his quickness in spite of who teams tackles with seven. ..has played mainly on special teams in 1991, his size, he has run 4.85 in the 40-yard dash. ..set an all-time Clemson action in all 1 1 he saw action on special teams only record in the leg sled last winter with a 1040-pound lift...red-shirted the he has seen games, in five games. ..saw action in 60 plays.. .in for 17 plays from scrimmage in 1989 season at nose guard. ..a Street & Smith honorable mention Ail-

both the Maryland and Duke contests. . had two tackles in only nine plays American... recorded 16 sacks and an incredible 15 caused fumbles in his in the win over Forest. ..played in all 12 games of 1990, he played senior year. ..had eight sacks in one game. ..played fullback where he Wake only on special in seven contests. ..had the best game of his career rushed for 395 yards, and kicked off... majoring in English. ..born 9/30/71. teams in his first collegiate game, the Appalachian State contest.. .registered four

tackles, including three first hits, broke up a Mountaineer pass, and BRENTSON BUCKER 1991 GAME BY GAME recovered a fumble in only 19 snaps.. .tied for the team lead in fumble Hit DATE GAME PL Ast Tot TL-Yds Sacks recoveries in 1990 with two.. .red-shirted the 1989 season. ..attending 9-7 'Appalachian St. 30 5 2 7 2-5 1.5-5 Clemson on an academic scholarship. ..recorded 207 tackles as a senior 9-21 2-12 1-8 "Temple 38 5 2 7 in high school, including 149 first hits. ..graduated at the top of his high 9-28 "Georgia Tech 48 4 2 6 1-1 school class. ..majoring in textile management.. .born 1 1/25/70 in Lincolnton, 10-5 "Georgia 51 3 3 6 GA. 10-12 'Virginia 45 3 3 CALHOUN CAREER STATS 10-26 "N.C. State 42 1 1 Hit CF-RF QP 11-2 'Wake Forest 22 4 1 5 1-10 1-10 Year GP-GS Plays Ast Tot

11-9 "North Carolina 38 6 2 8 2-15 1-13 1990 12-0 39 8 4 15 0-2 1 11-16 "Maryland 29 2 2 4 1-1 1991 11-0 60 5 7 12 11-23 "South Carolina 35 3 1 4 1-10 1-10 Totals 23-0 99 13 1 1 27 0-2 1 11-30 "Duke 47 2 2 4 Totals 425 34 21 55 10-54 5.5-46 DeChane Cameron BUCKNER CAREER STATS QB...6-1...191...*Gr...LaGrange, GA Year GP-GS Plays Hits Ast Tot TL-Yds Sacks PBU QP Honorable Mention All-American 1990 10-0 137 15 13 28 4-11 2-8 Clemson's all-time winningest quarterback on a percentage basis, the 1991 11-11 425 34 21 55 10-54 5.5-46 1 7 Tigers are 19-3-1 when Cameron is the starting signal caller.. .an f (.848) > Totals 21-11 562 4 34 83 14-65 7.5-54 ! 7 honorable Mention All-American according to the Football News. ..set a 2- new Clemson single game completion percentage mark when he went 1 #86 Arthur Bussie 14 (.857) in the Tigers' 41-24 win over South Carolina. ..that tied for the best completion percentage in a game by an ACC signal caller this DT...6-5...240...*So...Camden, NJ year.. .his 322 yards in total offense that day ranked as the third-best for Backup defensive tackle who is one of the Tigers' top special teams' a single game in Clemson history and the best for aTigersince 1965. ..posts players, he has 1 special teams tackles, including eight first hits to rank a .575 completion percentage for the 1 991 season, that is the third-best third on the team even though he missed four complete games.. .was single season mark in Clemson history. ..has gained 1478 yards this suspended for the first three games of the season, he saw his first action season to rank seventh on the single season list. ..ranks third on the single versus Virginia when he was in for 17 plays. ..had four tackles, including season list in completions with 111 and ninth in attempts with 193. ..needs an eight-yard sack in only 11 plays in the win over 12th-ranked only 130 yards in total offense against California in the Citrus Bowl to go N.C. State... registered two quarterback pressures in the Wake Forest and over the 2000-yard mark for the season, only two other quarterbacks in Maryland victories. ..has nine tackles in non-special teams plays over the Clemson history have had a 2,000-yard season. ..his 1870 yards rank fifth last two years, one-third of those have been sacks. ..had a season-high on the single season list. ..ranks in the top-10 in Clemson histon/ in seven five tackles in the ACC title-clinching win over Maryland, he also broke up different career passing categories, he ranks sixth in passing yardage with a Terrapin pass. ..played at outside linebacker in 1 990, had a career-high 3177 yards, sixth in pass attempts (437), sixth in pass completions (242), seven tackles in his first career game when he posted seven stops in the third in completion percentage (.554), second in interception avoidance season opener with Long Beach State, that total led all Tigers that (0.0320), eighth in career passing efficiency (1 19.86), and ninth in yards day. ..had six special teams tackles in that Tiger win to set a Clemson per attempt (7. 27). ..also ranks 1 1th in school history in touchdown passes single game record. ..had one tackle in 10 plays in the 1991 Hall of Fame (1 3). .the number-four all-time total offense gainer in Clemson history with Bowl. ..voted the Lifter-of-the-Year by his teammates for his hard work in 4037 yards. ..ranked among the best in the ACC in 1991 , he was second the strength training room in 1990... suffered a hip injury in the Duke in passing efficiency with 123.14 rating points, second in completion

contest and sat out the rest of the regular season. . .did not attend Clemson percentage (.575), and second in yards per attempt (7. 66). ..also ranked in the spring of 1991 due to academic difficulties.. .red-shirted the 1989 fifth in the league in total offense per game (170.0) and was first in rushing season, he had 1 2 tackles for loss in 1 990 spring drills, twice as many as any other defensive player.. .seven of those stops were quarterback

sacks. ..in high school, was a USA Today honorable mention Ail- American. ..rated as the nation's eighth-best player by The Atlanta Constitution .also played tight end where he caught 26 passes for 620

yards and four TDs... recorded 1 6 sacks during his senior season. ..played at the same high school as former Heisman Trophy winner and current pro Mike Rozier... majoring in industrial education. ..born 2/25/69.

BUSSIE CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Plays Hit Ast Tot TFL Sacks CF-RF QP

1990 6-0 29 7 6 13 1-5 1-5 1-1 1

1991 7-0 94 14 4 18 2-16 2-16 0-0 1

Totals 13-0 123 21 10 31 3-21 3-21 1-1 2

Arthur Bussie Darren Calhoun

21 yards among quarterbacks with 392. ..on a roll heading into the Citrus

Bowl, he has completed 70 of his last 1 1 5 passes for 953 yards over the last seven games, a .609 completion percentage., .scheduled to graduate on December 19th with a degree in accounting, he will fly back for graduation and rejoin the team in Clearwater... gained 1 17 yards rushing in just 18 attempts and scored two touchdowns in the 21-6 victory over North Carolina. ..that was the highest rushing game by a Clemson quarterback in 15 years and was the second-best rushing game by a Clemson quarterback in history... named the state of South Carolina's Offensive Player-of-the-Week, ACC Football Today's Player-of-the-Week, Exxon Supreme Player of the Game, and JP/Schick Player-of-the-Game in that win over the Tigers' in-state rivals. ..has led the team in rushing in three games this season. ..was named the Exxon ACC Player-of-the- Week and ACC Offensive Back of the Week for the N.C. State contest, he gained 222 yards in total offense in that key Clemson victory, rushing for a team-best 79 yards and passing for 143 more. ..he was also named the state of South Carolina Player of the Week, the Exxon Supreme Player DeChane Cameron Paul Caputo of the Game and won the ROTC Take-No-Prisoners Award for that contest. ..had 259 yards in total offense in the loss to Georgia, he gained DECHANE CAMERON 1988 GAME BY GAME 246 yards passing in that contest, then a career-high. ..the ACC Offensive Total Off Back of the Week, ESPN/Visa Player-of-the-Game, and Exxon Supreme Date Opponent PL Com-Att-Yds-lnt-TD Pet Rush-Yds-TD PL-Yds Player of the Game versus North Carolina, he led the team in rushing in 9-3 Virginia Tech 3 0- 1- 0- 0-0 .000 1- (-4)-0 2-(-4) that Clemson victory with a career-high 1 1 7 yards rushing. ..in for 81 plays 9-10 Furman Did Not Play in the Virginia contest, the second-highest total for his career. ..completed 9-17 Florida State Did Not Play 1 4-22 for 1 59 yards, that .636 completion percentage tied for his second- 9-24 at Georgia Tech Did Not Play best mark in 1991 ...also picked up his first career reception in that contest, 10-8 at Virginia Did Not Play backup quarterback Richard Moncrief lined up at tailback, took the pitch 10-15 Duke 7 1- 1- 79- 0- 1 1.000 2- 28-0 3-107 from Cameron, and then threw it to Cameron who gained 37 yards on the 10-22 at N.C. State Did Not Play play.. .has completed 15 of 20 passes for 175 yards in his career in bowl 10-29 at Wake Forest 3 0- 0- 0- 0- .000 competition, he the of the 1 991 Hall of Bowl. ..hit was named MVP Fame 11-5 North Carolina 2 0- 0- 0- 0- .000 1 4 of 1 9 for 1 41 yards in that Tiger victory and led the team in rushing with 11-12 at Maryland Did Not Play 76 yards. ..his 73.7 completion percentage was a new Hall of Fame Bowl 11-19 South Carolina Did Not Play record and the best ever for a Tiger in a bowl game and his 1 70.76 passing 11-2 Oklahoma Did Not Play efficiency mark for that game was also the best ever by a Tiger in a bowl Totals 15 1- 2- 79- 0- 1 .500 3- 24-0 5-103 game and the best of Cameron's career.. .saw action as a reserve in the

1 989 Gator Bowl, he completed a 34-yard touchdown pass in that contest, DECHANE CAMERON 1989 GAME BY GAME the longest pass completion of the game... and traveled but did not play Total Off versus Oklahoma in the 1989 Florida Citrus Bowl. ..did well over the last Date Opponent PL Com-Att-Yds-lnt-TD Pet Rush-YdsTDs PL-Yds five games of the 1990 regular season also, he completed 59.7 percent 9-2 Furman 26 6- 6- 67- 0- 1.000 7- 15- 13-82 of his passes in those Tiger victories. ..gained 1 97 yards in total offense 9-9 at Florida State 3 0- 0- 0- 0- .000 1- 3- 1-3 in the win over N.C. State in Raleigh in 1990, 182 through the air.. .led the 9-16 at Virginia Tech 5 0- 0- 0- 0- .000 2- (-5)-0 2-(-5) team in rushing with 84 yards in the win over Duke, he was the first Tiger 9-23 Maryland 11 1- 1- 20- 0- 1.000 6- 22- 7-42

QB to do that since Homer Jordan in 1 981 , the year the Tigers won the 9-30 at Duke Did Not Play National Championship. ..passed for over 100 yards in six games in 1990 10-7 Virginia 14 0- 1- 0- 0- .000 3- 20- 4-20 and six games in 1991 ...has completed at least 50 percent of his passes 10-14 Georgia Tech 36 15- 23- 195-1- .652 8- 4- 1 31-199 22 times in his career.. .strong athlete who bench presses 325 pounds and 10-21 N.C. State 33 3- 5- 41- 0- .600 6- 11- 11-52 can push 730 pounds on the leg sled. ..second-team quarterback in 1 989, 10-28 Wake Forest 15 2- 5- 30- 0- .400 1- 4- 6-34 he completed 66 percent of his passes. ..that mark would have been a 11-4 at North Carolina 22 2- 3- 24- 0- .667 2- (-8)-0 5-16

Tiger record if he had enough attempts to qualify. ..had a streak of eight 11-18 at South Carolina 17 2- 3- 24- 1- .667 2- 9- 5-33 straight completions over two years, that mark was one off the Clemson 12-30 West Virginia 7 1- 1- 34- 0- 1.000 2- 8- 3-42 record for of six in consecutive completions. ..was six the season opener Totals 189 32- 48- 435-2- .667 40- 83- 1 88-518 with Furman, that was the second-highest perfect game in school history 9-9 (only by Steve Fuller was better). . .took 1 89 snaps from center, or 21 .6 DECHANE CAMERON 1990 GAME BY GAME percent of the plays that season. ..his passing efficiency mark of 134.5 Total Off would have been fifth in the ACC had he had enough attempts. ..led the Date Opponent PL Com-Att-Yds-lnt-TD Pet Rush-Yds-TD PL-Yds team in passing in the 1 989 loss to Georgia Tech, he came in off the bench 9-1 'Long Beach 31 6- 8- 69- 0- .750 4- 1- 1 12-70 in the second half and completed 15 of attempts for 195 yards. ..third- 23 9-8 *at Virginia 77 12- 31- 123-0- .387 15- 50-1 46-173 in team quarterback 1988, he saw action in four games. ..completed one 9-15 *at Maryland 73 14- 25- 164-0- 1 .560 9- -6-0 34-158 of two passes that year, the one completion was a 79-yarder against Duke 9-22 *App. State 45 4- 13- 104-0- 1 .308 9- 19-0 22-123 and was the sixth-longest pass thrown in Clemson history. ..Cameron 9-29 "Duke 50 5- 11- 56- 1- 2 .455 14- 84-1 25-140 threw the pass while lined up in the tailback slot, he took the handoff from 10-6 'Georgia 71 5- 10- 55- 0- .500 10- 31-0 20-86 Rodney Williams and threw to wide receiver Gary Cooper for a 79-yard 10-13 *at Georgia Tech 85 3- 14- 53- 1- .210 12- 33-1 26-86

14- 26- 182-0- 1 8- 15-0 34-197 score. ..red-shirted the 1987 season. ..in high school, was rated as the 10-20 *at N.C. State 75 .540 10-27 *at Forest 48 10- 15- 111-1- .670 7- 16-0 22-127 1 1th best option quarterback in the south by the National High School Wake 11-3 Carolina 54 8- 15- 68- 1- .533 10- 41-0 25-109 Football Recruiting Service.. .passed for 1324 yards as a senior and *N. 11-17 *S. Carolina 65 3- 7- 59- 1- .429 10- 1- 17-60 totalled over 1 700 yards as a junior.. .high school teammate of linebacker 1-1 "Illinois 52 14- 19- 141-0- 2 .737 17- 76-0 36-217 Kenzil Jackson and former Tiger OLB John Johnson, now with the San 98- 194-1185-5-7 .505 125-361-4 319-1546 Francisco 49ers...an accounting major.. .born 3/7/69 in LaGrange, GA. Totals 726

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DECHANE CAMERON 1991 GAME BY GAME yards rushing as a senior at West Essex High School in Essex Fells, Total Offense NJ... his brother, Phil, is a walk-on defensive back for the Tigers. ..majoring

Date Opponent PL Com-Att-Yds-lnt-TD Pet Rush-Yds-TD PL-Yds in financial management.. .born 3/21/70.

9-7 45 7- 11-1 00-0- 636 5- 1 1- 16-1 11

1 til M[Jlfc! *+o 7. 12-85- 0- 2 .JUJ 6- 2- loo/ CAREER STATS 9-28 "Georgia Tech 67 8- 17-94- 1- .471 10- 0- 27-94 CAPUTO Year GP-GS Plays Att Yds Avg TD Lg 10-5 *at Georgia 77 19- 38-246-3- 1 .500 12- 13- 50-259 10-12 'Virginia 81 14- 22-159-1- .636 8- 27- 30-186 1990 8-0 51 15 62 3.62 1 28

9-4 2.5 1 5 10-26 *N. C. State 79 14- 23-143-0- .608 18- 79- 1 41-222 1991 112 8 20 11-2 'Wake Forest 47 8- 14-93- 0- .571 7- 40- 21-133 Totals 17-4 163 23 82 3.56 2 28 11-9 'at N. Carolina 68 5- 10-90- 0- .500 18- 117- 2 28-207

11-6 'Maryland 64 13- 23 213-1- 1 .562 6- (-17)-0 29-196

11-23 'at S. Carolina 78 12- 14-206-1- .857 20- 116- 1 34-322 #97 David Davis

4- 9- 49- 0- 1 5- 4- 11-30 'Duke 48 .444 14-53 MG...6-0...286...*Sr...Eastover, SC

1 Totals 702 i i -193-1478-7-5 .575 115-392-4 308-1870 Second-team middle guard who has registered 19 tackles in 1991, five

have been tackles for loss and two were quarterback sacks. . .played in 1 CAMERON CAREER STATS games this season, he was suspended for the season opener.. .had his Passing Int best game of the season in the win at North Carolina, when he registered Year GP-GS Plays Cm-Art Yds I TD Pet. Eff Avoid Yds/Art four tackles, including two for negative yardage in 22 plays. ..had three 1988 4-0 15 1-2 79 1 .500 546.8 0.0 39.5 tackles, including a sack in 19 plays in win over Maryland that gave the 1989 11-0 189 32-48 435 2 .667 134.5 4.2 9.0 Tigers the ACC title. ..third-team noseguard in 1990 who had 30 total 1990 12-12 726 98-194 1185 5 7 .505 108.58 2.6 6.0 stops, including five tackles for loss. ..tied for fifth on the team in quarter- 1991 11-11 702 111-193 1478 7 5 .575 123.14 3.6 7.7 back pressures with seven... started the 1990 Hall of Fame Bowl victory

38-23 1632 242-437 3177 14 1 .554 119.86 3.2 7.3 due to the injury to starter Rob Bodine, ironically that is the only start of his career.. .had 1.5 sacks for 18 yards and three tackles in 39 plays against Rushing Illinois. ..had seven tackles in only 15 plays in the victory over North Total Offense Carolina... exceptionally strong player who has bench pressed 500 Year Art Yds Avg TD LG Plays Yds Yds/G Yds/P pounds. ..saw action in all 12 games in 1989, he had five quarterback 1988 3 24 8.0 16 5 103 25.8 20.6 pressures for the season. ..a reserve defensive tackle in 1988, he was 1989 40 83 2.1 1 20 88 518 47.1 5.9 named the team's most improved defensive lineman for the spring of 1990 125 361 2.9 4 25 319 1 546 128.8 4.69 1989...red-shirted the 1987 season at linebacker, he competed with the 1991 115 392 3.4 4 41 308 870 170.0 6.07 Tiger Wrestling Team as a starting heavyweight. ..leader of "The Singing Totals 283 860 3.0 9 41 720 4037 103.51 5.61 Tigers," a group of Clemson football players that sings in a local church. ..a

starter in the 1 986 Shrine Bowl. ..honorable mention All-American accord- # 29 Paul Caputo ing to Street & Smith and Sporting News. ..majoring in parks, recreation and tourism management. ..born 7/31/69. FB...5-10...211...*Jr... Essex Fells, NJ

Started four games at fullback for the Tigers in 1 991 , he is known primarily DAVIS STATS for his blocking ability in short yardage situations. ..carried the ball eight CAREER Year GP-GS Plays Hits Ast Tot TL-Yds Sacks PBU times for 20 yards in 1991 , he was 4-10 with a touchdown in the season- 10-0 1-9 1-9 opener with Appalachian State, his first career start... started the victory 1988 127 4 4 8 1989 12-0 237 5 4 9 2-5 0-0 2 over 12th-ranked N.C. State when he was in for 36 plays and had four 1990 11-1 156 14 16 30 5-36 2.5-27 knockdown blocks, he also got the starting nod the next week versus 1991 10-0 169 9 10 19 5-14 2-7 Wake Forest... played 42 snaps against the Deacons, he rushed twice for Totals 43-1 689 32 34 66 13-64 5.5-43 2 a gain of eight yards and registered eight knockdown blocks. ..pulled his hamstring in the first quarter of the North Carolina contest and missed the Maryland game, played only two snaps in the win over South Carolina, and did not play versus Duke in the regular season finale. ..in for 1 12 plays for Jeb Flesch the season.. .hard worker on and off the field, his 8.41 power ratio (strength OG...6-3...275...*Gr...Morrow, GA based on bodyweight) is the best figure for any Clemson player since First-team Ail-American 1985 . .in other words, pound for pound, Caputo is the strongest Clemson football player in the past six years. ..walk-on who earned a scholarship in A first-team All-American according to AP, UPI, Football News, and the spring of 1991. ..saw action in eight games in 1990. gaining 62 yards Walter Camp and a first-team AII-ACC choice by AP/ACSWA and Foot- on 15 carries. ..holds the all-time bench press mark for a Tiger running ball News.. .also a second-team All-American by Sporting News.. .the line back at 455 pounds and in the leg sled at 1 035 pounds. ..had over 1 ,000 leader of the offensive that led the Tigers to the ACC title in total

offense in 1991 ... team-leader in knockdown blocks this season with 72, he led the team in that category in six different games., .has 262 KD blocks for his career, just 10 shy of tying the Clemson record held by Eric Harmon. ..in for 2567 plays for his career, that is the most action any current Tiger has seen. ..will receive his degree in parks, recreation, and tourism management on December 19. ..finished the regular season strong, grading in the eighties seven of the last nine weeks, he has been Clemson's highest graded offensive lineman in half of the Tigers' games this season. ..has started 44 consecutive games, a Clemson record for consecutive starts, regardless of position. ..he will end his career ranked second in Clemson history in career starts by an offensive lineman and

second in starts by any player regardless of position... participation in the Citrus Bowl will also tie him with several other Tigers for the Clemson lead in games played with 48. ..earned a career-high grade of 86 percent in the Tigers' loss at Georgia, he was in for 63 plays and had seven knockdown blocks.. .had a career-high in terms of knockdowns with 12 in the win over David Davis Jeb Flesch N.C. State, he graded out at 82 percent in that contest. ..had eight

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knockdowns and a grade of 84 in only 50 plays in the win at South Carolina. ..named the ACC Offensive Lineman of the Week by AP/ ACSWA vs. Georgia Tech and Maryland and won the ROTC Take-No- Prisoners Award vs. Georgia Tech. ..had nine knockdowns and graded out at 83 percent in the win over the Yellow Jackets. ..a preseason Ail- American according to Football News, he was ranked as the fifth best offensive lineman in the nation by the Sporting News heading into 1991. ..an honorable mention Football News All-American in 1990, he was a second-team AII-ACC choice of the AP/Football Writers as a sophomore and a junior.. .in for 681 plays for the season, 77 percent of the total plays, he has been in for 76 percent of the Tigers' total plays in 1991 ...memberof the 1991 Sporting Newsall four-year starters team. ..had five or more knockdowns in seven games in 1990, he has done so 34 times in his career., .has started each of the last three bowl games for the

Tigers, he had five knockdowns versus Oklahoma in the 1 989 Citrus Bowl, seven KDs versus West Virginia in the 1989 Gator Bowl and five more in Eric Geter Ty Gibson the victory over Illinois in last year's Hall of Fame Bowl. ..in for 132 plays in bowl competition during his Clemson career.. .second among 1989 Tiger offensive linemen in knockdown blocks with 85, just one shy of the 10-20 'at N.C. State 46 16 63 61 2 team-leader.. .played 759 snaps in 1989 and registered six or more 10-27 'at Wake Forest 31 29 61 52 2 knockdowns in nine games. ..one of the leaders' of the offensive line as a 11-6 *N. Carolina 20 5 25 80 1 11-17 *S. Carolina 51 14 65 78 6 sophomore. ..underwent surgery on his wrist in the winter of 1 990. ..injured 1-1 'Illinois 35 17 52 67 5 his hand in the preseason of 1 988 and that limited his play at the beginning of the season. ..his 52 knockdown blocks were the second-highest ever by Totals 454 220 681 67.2 53 a Clemson freshman lineman, just one off of teammate Eric Harmon's 1991 total of 53 set in 1987. ..got the starting nod in the fourth game of the JEB FLESCH GAME BY GAME season versus Georgia and has not missed a start since. ..chosen to Date Opponent + PL GR KD

Roll in 1988...red-shirted the Sporting News Freshman Honor 1987 9-7 'Appalachian St. 38 15 53 72 6 season at offensive guard. ..an honorable mention all-state choice as a 9-21 'Temple 20 11 31 65 prepster...born 2/21/69. 9-28 'Georgia Tech 51 15 66 83 9 10-5 'at Georgia 54 9 63 86 7 10-12 'Virginia 50 20 72 71 4 JEB FLESCH 1988 GAME BY GAME 10-26 *N.C. State 53 12 67 82 12 Date Opponent + PL GR KD 11-2 'Wake Forest 46 9 55 83 5

9-3 1 Virginia Tech 9 3 12 75 11-9 'at North Carolina 48 9 57 84 9 9-10 Furman 3 3 100 1 11-16 'Maryland 46 15 61 74 3 9-17 Florida State 5 3 8 63 11-23 'at South Carolina 42 8 50 84 8 9-24 *at Georgia Tech 37 20 59 63 3 11-30 'Duke 31 9 40 78 9 10-8 *at Virginia 34 14 51 71 6 Totals 479 132 615 78.2 72 10-15 *Duke 41 11 52 79 7 10-22 *at N.C. State 29 79 63 5 50 FLESCH CAREER STATS 10-29 *at Wake Forest 40 13 54 75 7 Year GP-GS Plays KD 11-5 *North Carolina 33 17 52 66 9 11-12 *at Maryland 39 11 50 78 6 1988 12-9 512 52 12-12 11-19 'South Carolina 46 16 62 74 2 1989 759 85 1990 12-12 681 53 1-2 'Oklahoma 22 8 30 73 5 1991 11-11 615 72 Totals 359 145 512 70.9 52 Totals 47-44 2567 262 JEB FLESCH 1989 GAME BY GAME Date Opponent + PL GR KD #26 Eric Geter 9-2 'Furman 35 23 58 60 6 CB...6-0...191...Jr...Newnan, 9-9 'at Florida State 30 22 52 58 6 GA 9-16 'at Virginia Tech 38 13 51 76 9 Has started all 1 1 games for the Tigers at comerback, his 37 total tackles 9-23 'Maryland 47 15 62 75 8 lead all comerbacks.Jn for 628, or 87 percent, of the defensive plays for 9-30 'at Duke 45 25 73 66 8 the season, that play total ranks fourth on the entire team for 1991. ..in for

10-7 'Virginia 65 13 78 83 1 a season-high 73 plays in the win over 12th-ranked N.C. State, he played 10-14 'Georgia Tech 56 17 73 77 5 every defensive snap. ..had six tackles in that contest. ..had a career-high 10-21 *N.C. State 42 23 65 64 2 eight tackles in the win over Georgia Tech, that mark ranked third on the 10-28 'Wake Forest 46 19 67 68 5 team for that contest. . . won the Exxon Supreme Player of the Game award 11-4 'at North Carolina 47 15 62 75 7 for his performance against the Yellow Jackets. ..had six tackles in 50 11-18 'at South Carolina 56 12 68 82 1 plays versus Wake Forest, that was the second-best mark for a Tiger in 12-30 'West Virginia 36 14 50 72 7 that Clemson victory., .has two caused fumbles for the season to tie for the Totals 543 71.9 211 759 85 team-lead in that category.. .had a pair of passes broken up in the regular season finale versus Duke in Tokyo, Japan, he had five for the season. ..played every play of the Georgia game, he was in for 79 plays JEB FLESCH 1990 GAME BY GAME and had fourtackles, all were first hits. ..registered 30 total tackles in 1990, Date Opponent + PL GR KD his best game of the season was when he had six tackles in just 14 plays 9-1 'Long Beach 24 11 35 69 2 from scrimmage in the win over Georgia. ..his bowl experience includes 9-8 'at Virginia 48 19 68 70 2 two tackles in 11 plays as a reserve against West Virginia in the 1989 9-15 'at Maryland 48 22 70 68 5 Gator Bowl, then had three stops and a pass deflection against Illinois in 9-22 *App. St. 25 14 41 63 5 16 plays during the 1991 Hall of Fame Bowl. ..played behind all-confer- 9-29 'Duke 36 20 58 64 8 ence star Dexter Davis (now with the Phoenix Cardinals) in 1 990. ..tied for 10-6 'Georgia 42 25 67 63 9 third on the team in special teams tackles in 1990 with 19, 10 were first 10-13 'at Georgia Tech 48 28 76 63 6

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hits. ..led non-starters in the secondary in terms of tackles. ..returned six 11-30 "Duke 49 1 7 7.0 4 kickoffs for a gain of 1 1 yards and an 18.5 yard average return. ..has one Totals 553 12 134 11.17 46

of the fastest 40-yard dash times on the team with a 4.40 clocking. . .given a passing grade by Sporting News in its ranking of first-year freshman GIBSON CAREER STATS defensive backs in 1989. ..saw action mostly on special teams that Year GP-GS Plays Rec Yds Avg TD Lg KD season, he was second among frosh DBs in tackles with 15. ..saw action 1989 12-1 243 1 7 7.0 7 14 in just 1 1 6 scrimmage plays, yet still managed to pick off two opponents' 1091 11-8 553 12 134 11.2 25 46 passes... a SuperPrep All-American in high school. ..that publication rated Totals 23-9 796 1 ? 141 10.8 25 60 him as the nation's number-one defensive back and the top player in the

Dixie region. ..a Street & Smith All-American . .had 1281 yards rushing as a senior.. .majoring in management. ..born 6/24/70. #45 Howard Hall FB...6-1 ...232...*Jr...Gastonia, NC ERIC GETER 1991 GAME BY GAME In for 156 plays over the first four games, he injured his knee the week DATE GAME PL Hit Ast Tot PBU before the Virginia game and did not play in the next three contests. ..saw limited action four in for plays. ..carried 9-7 'Appalachian State 30 2 2 over the last games, he was only 64

9-21 "Temple 42 1 1 the ball 1 6 times for 60 yards and a 3.75 average before his injury and only

9-28 "Georgia Tech 69 6 2 8 1 11 times for 23 yards and a 2.09 average in the four games after the 10-5 'at Georgia 79 4 4 1 injury. ..had his best rushing game of the season in the loss to Georgia, he

10-12 "Virginia 69 ? 2 1 carried the ball seven times for a gain of 24 yards in that contest and 10-26 "N.C. State 73 4 2 6 registered five knockdown blocks... had six KDs in the victory over Georgia 11-2 'Wake Forest 50 3 3 6 Tech. ..rushed only twice in the win at South Carolina, he registered six 11-9 "at North Carolina 60 3 1 4 knockdown blocks in only 24 plays in that contest.. .also suffered a 11-16 "Maryland 29 1 1

11-23 "at South Carolina 66 1 1 2 midseason knee injury in 1 990, he averaged 4.8 yards per carry over the

11-30 "Duke 61 1 1 2 first four games of 1990 and had just 20 carries over the last eight Totals 628 23 14 37 5 games. ..started all nine games in which he played in 1990 and three games in 1991 ...finished the 1990 season ranked fifth on the squad in GETER CAREER STATS rushing and fifth in receptions with six for 91 yards despite missing three ..averaged 4.4 carry, the for starting Tiger fullback Year GP-GS Plays Hits Ast Tot PBU KOR YDs Int-Yds games. yard per best a since Tracy Johnson (now with the Atlanta Falcons) averaged 4.7 in 1989 12-0 116 7 8 15 2 2-56

1 987. . had 1 attempts for yards scored in the win over 1990 12-0 209 19 11 30 3 6 111 0-0 78 and a TD Long 1991 11-11 628 23 14 37 5 0-0 Beach State, that is a career-best in terms of rushing yardage... gained only five yards on two carries in the Hall of Illinois, Totals 35-11 953 49 33 82 10 6 111 2-56 Fame Bowl win over but scored a touchdown on a 17-yard reception. ..had a career-high nine knockdowns in the win over Wake Forest.. .backup fullback in 1989, he

played in all but one game...red-shirted the 1988 season. ..a Parade All- #9 Ty Gibson American in high school. ..North Carolina's leading rusher in the 1987 TE...6-3...247...*So...Hartsville, SC Shrine Bowl. ..had 4,095 career rushing yards at Ashbrook HS, the alma mater of Los Angeles Laker forward James Worthy.. .majoring in industrial The Tigers starting tight end in eight games, the only games he did not education. ..born 1/19/69. start saw the Tigers start three wideouts...the fourth-leading receiver on the squad with 134 yards on 12 catches for a 1 1 .17 average... named the ACC Offensive Lineman of the Week in the tie with Virginia as he posted HOWARD HALL CAREER STATS 12 knockdown blocks. ..that was a career-high and tied as the best for a Year GP-GS Plays Att Yds Avg. TD Lg Rec Yds TD Lg KD Tiger all season. ..also had a key 13-yard catch in that game that gave 1989 11-0 142 10 64 6.4 1 22 17 Clemson a first-down on the drive that led to the tying field goal. ..had his 1990 9-9 335 60 263 4.4 2 24 6 91 1 38 39 best game in terms of receiving in the loss at Georgia, he had three 1991 8-3 220 27 83 3.1 11 3 39 17 39 catches for yards in that contest. ..did well in the win over in-state rival 33 Totals 28-12 697 97 410 4.2 3 24 9 130 1 38 95 South Carolina, he had two receptions for 31 yards. ..had eight knockdowns in the season opener with Appalachian State. ..in for a career-high 64 plays in the win over Georgia Tech. ..sat out the 1990 season with #75 Les Hall academic difficulties, he was the only freshman to start a game on offense OT...6-7...307...*Jr...Columbia, SC during the 1989 season, he started the Duke game. ..had one reception Backup offensive tackle who saw action in all 1 1 games and was in for 453 that season, he was not the intended target very often. ..played in the 1 989

plays, more than any other non-starter on offense. . .saw action at right ana Gator Bowl against West Virginia. . .in for 243 plays, he also played on the left tackle this season, he started the Georgia and Virginia contests on the Tiger special teams. ..came to Clemson as a linebacker, he played that left side while starter Bruce Bratton was recovering from a knee injury. ..in position in spring drills of 1 990 but moved back to tight end last spring. ..a SuperPrep All-American at Hartsville (SC) High School, he was rated one of the top 1 2 linebackers in the nation after his senior season. ..also played fullback. ..majoring in marketing. ..born 3/1/71.

TY GIBSON 1991 GAME BY GAME Date Opponent Plays Rec Yds Avg TD KD

9-7 Appalachian St. 50 1 11 11.0 8 9-21 "Temple 35 0.0 2

9-28 "Georgia Tech 64 0.0 1 10-5 "Georgia 55 3 33 11.0 4

10-12 "Virginia 63 1 13 13.0 12

10-26 "N.C. State 44 2 21 10.5 1

11-2 'Wake Forest 53 1 10 10.0 3 11-9 "North Carolina 50 0.0 4

11-16 "Maryland 41 1 8 8.0 4 11-23 "South Carolina 49 2 31 15.5 3 Howard Hall Les Hall , 451

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for a career high 74 plays in the loss at Georgia and played 70 snaps the KELVIN HANKINS 1991 GAME BY GAME next week in the tie with Virginia. ..graded out at 80 percent or better five Date Game + Plays GR KD times in 1991, his best coaches grade was an 88 percent versus 9-7 *Appalachian St 50 1 67 78 Maryland. ..registered five knockdown blocks three times this season, in 9-21 *Temple 23 1 34 68 4 the Appalachian State, Virginia and N.C. State contests.. .earned an 83 9-28 "Georgia Tech 35 31 66 54 2 percent coaches grade in the season opener with Appalachian State, his 10-5 *at Georgia 58 11 69 84 4 10-12 other top grades were an 80 versus Virginia, an 82 in the N.C. State game, "Virginia 53 22 77 71 9 1 0-26 *N.C. State 61 1 75 81 o and 81 percent versus South Carolina. ..the tallest offensive lineman ever c 11-2 "Wake Forest 37 18 55 68 4 to start a game at Clemson. ..a reserve offensive tackle in 1990, he played 11-9 *at North Carolina 32 10 42 77 4 behind Ail-American and Outland Trophy finalist Stacy Long (now with the 11-16 "Maryland 37 17 54 69 1 Chicago Bears). ..started the Appalachian State contest while Long was 11-23 "at South Carolina 45 10 55 82 4 injured. ..in for 17 plays in the 1991 Hall of Fame Bowl. ..hampered by a 11-30 "Duke 41 15 56 73 4 recurring ankle injury in 1990. ..played in seven games in 1989, he was in Totals 472 174 650 73 45 for 58 plays as a backup at left tackle. ..a USA Today honorable mention All-American as a prepster at Spring Valley High School in Columbia, HANKINS CAREER STATS SC. ..recorded a school record 75 knockdown blocks during his senior Year GP-GS Plays KD year.. .majoring in sociology.. .born 8/18/71 in Montgomery, AL. 1989 10-1 169 18 1990 10-0 241 20 LES HALL CAREER STATS 1991 11-11 650 45 Year GP-GS Plays KD Totals 31-12 1060 83 1989 7-0 58 4 1990 11-1 266 17 1991 11-2 453 33 #55 John Harris Totals 29-3 777 54 OG...6-2...272...*Jr...Roxboro, NC Backup at left offensive guard to All-American Jeb Flesch, Harris has been in for 249 plays in 1991 ...has played in every game this season, he saw his career-high in terms of action versus Wake Forest with 52 snaps. ..the #62 Kelvin Hankins Tigers rushed for 316 yards in that contest, the second-best mark of the OT...6-3...305...*Sr...Camden, NJ season. ..in for 36 plays in the regular season finale with Duke, Jeb Flesch went out with an injury and Harris was called in to action. ..registered two Has done a good job for the Tigers in his first year as a starter, he has been knockdown blocks in 29 plays in the win over 12th-ranked N.C. the starting right tackle in every game this season... in for 650 plays in 1 991 State. ..played 20 or more snaps in seven games this season, he plays that total ranks second among Tiger offensive linemen. . .got the season off behind the player who was third on the 1 991 offense in total plays. ..played to a good start by grading out at 78 percent on 67 plays in the season at center in 1 990, he moved over to the guard slot last spring. ..in for almost opener versus Appalachian State, he registered seven knockdown blocks four times as many plays this season than in 1 990 when he saw action in in that Tiger victory. ..in for a career-high 77 plays in the tie with Virginia, six games and 66 snaps ...received a career-high coaches grade in the he also posted a career-high in terms of knockdown blocks that day with 1 990 win over Georgia with an 86 percent for seven plays. ..in for 1 8 snaps nine to help the Tigers gain 31 5 yards rushing. ..has 45 knockdowns for the in the 1991 Hall of Fame Bowl victory over Illinois. ..a reserve center in season, more than double his total from 1990. ..had his highest coaches

1 989 who saw action in three games and 30 snaps. . .entered Clemson in grade of the season in the loss to Georgia with an 84 percent on 69 plays, January of 1988, he red-shirted the 1988 season at center... an honorable he also tallied four knockdowns. ..had four or more knockdown blocks in mention all-state choice at Person High School in Roxboro, NC... majoring eight games in 1991 ...played behind Bruce Bratton at left tackle in 1990, in parks, recreation and tourism management. ..born 7/6/68 in Chapel Hill, he was in for 241 plays in 10 games.. .had the best coaches grade of his NC. career when he graded out at 86 percent for 27 plays versus Georgia. ..a JOHN HARRIS CAREER STATS bright spot in the loss to Georgia Tech in 1 990, he graded 83 percent for Year GP-GS Plays KD 39 plays and was a prime reason the Tigers rushed for 290 yards. ..had 20 1989 3-0 KDs for the season. ..started one game in 1989, the Wake Forest 30 1990 6-0 66 1 contest. ..red-shirted the 1988 season and sat out 1987 due to proposition 1991 11-0 249 10 48, so he went two seasons without playing a game... played 14 snaps with Totals 20-0 345 two knockdown blocks in the 1989 Gator Bowl against West Virginia, he graded out at 73 percent for 13 plays in last year's Hall of Fame Bowl. ..a first-team USA Today high school All-American, the only Clemson offen- #40 Rudy Harris sive lineman so honored since the publication first appeared in 1 982... also 6-3.. .Jr.. a Parade, Sporting News, and Bally All-American. ..majoring in industrial FB... .235.. .Brockton, MA education. ..born 8/10/69 in Camden, NJ. Third-leading rusher on the team and top touchdown scorer on an offense that led the ACC in rushing offense in 1991, he has come on strong towards the end of the season each of the last two seasons... rushed for

only 39 yards in the first four games of 1 991 , he got the starting nod in the

Virginia game and gained 1 02 yards on 26 carries in that key Tiger tie. ..has gained 402 yards in the last seven games, including a career-high 126

yards in the regular season finale versus Duke. ..averaged 9.7 yards per carry in that contest and scored on a 59-yard romp, that was the longest

rush for a Tiger all season. ..has scored a pair of touchdowns in each of the last two games, Duke and South Carolina. ..second-leading scorer for the

Tigers in 1991 , he has rushed for nine touchdowns. ..has also done a good job blocking, he has registered over five knockdowns in eight games this season, with a season-high of nine in the win at North Carolina. ..second

on the team in knockdown blocks with 63. ..named the Exxon Supreme Player of the Game and won the ROTC Take No Prisoners Award in that game when he had 54 hard-earned yards on 16 carries... scored a

touchdown in all but four games this season. ..is only one touchdown away

from ranking in the top eight in Clemson history in TDs for a single Kelvin Hankins John Harris

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season. ..in 1990, became the first Clemson fullback in 18 years to catch a TD pass when he scored on a throw from DeChane Cameron in the key victory over Mary land... the second-leading rusher on the 1990 squad, even though he started only three games and missed one game due to an injury... broke the thumb on his left hand during the first week of 1991 spring drills and underwent surgery, he missed the rest of spring

workouts. . .in for 292 plays for the 1 990 season. . . had 20 yards in just three attempts and caught a pass in the Hall of Fame Bowl victory over

Illinois, ranked third on the 1990 squad in scoring with three rushing touchdowns and two TD receptions. . .tied for fifth in receptions with six for

60 yards... injured his shoulder during early fall drills of 1989 and saw limited action in practice. .sat out the 1989 season and spring drills of

1 990... a first-team USA Today, Street & Smith, SuperPrep, and Parade Ail-American in high school... rated as the nation's third-best fullback by Max Emfinger...set a Brockton High School record for career rushing yardage with an incredible 4,194 yards and 67 TDs. ..rushed for 1,821 Rudy Harris Kenzil Jackson yards and 27 TDs as a senior and posted a 38.5 yard punting average and averaged 12 tackles per game on defense. ..majoring in sociology. ..born

9/18/71. more stops in seven games this season. ..had four stops in 31 plays, all

were first hits, in the win at South Carolina. ..in 1990, had the fifth-best plays per tackle figure by a Clemson player in the last five years, he RUDY HARRIS 1990 GAME BY GAME STATS averaged a stop every 5.44 plays. ..had eight stops in only 18 plays in the Date Opponent PI KD Att yds Avg TD Rec Yds Avg TD 1990 season opener with Appalachian State. ..led all non-starters in 9-1 Long Beach St. 25 2 8 35 4.4 1 1 1.0 tackles, 30 stops were first hits.. .ranked eighth overall on the number-one y-o at Virginia 2 0.0 defense in the nation in tackles. ..had three tackles in 26 plays in last year's 9-15 at Maryland 8 2 3 1.5 1 11 11.0 1 Hall of Fame Bowl victory over Illinois. .blocked a punt in the 1989 South 9-22 App. State 19 1 1 2 2.0

9-29 *Duke 50 6 11 75 6.8 1 3 3.0 1 Carolina contest, he was the second-team weakside linebacker that 10-6 "Georgia 52 2 17 64 3.8 season. ..a key member of the Tiger special teams, he had 1 2 stops, seven

10-13 "at Georgia Tech 37 2 15 47 3.1 were first hits. ..the third-leading freshman tackier on the 1 989 squad with 10-20 Did Not Play — Thigh Injury at N.C. State 27 tackles. ..attended the same high school as current Tiger quarterback 10-27 at Wake Forest 21 2 7 45 6.4 1 1 17 17.0 DeChane Cameron and former Clemson OLB John Johnson (now with 11-3 North Carolina 36 2 15 66 4.4 the San Francisco 49ers)...had 108 total tackles as a senior at LaGrange 11-17 South Carolina 25 3 5 16 3.2 2 1 28 28.0 HS, he also blocked two punts. ..majoring in management... born 4/22/70 1-1 Illinois 17 2 3 20 6.7 1 0.0 in Langdale, AL. Totals 292 22 84 373 4.4 3 6 60 12.0 2

RUDY HARRIS 1991 GAME BY GAME STATS KENZIL JACKSON 1991 GAME BY GAME Date Opponent PI Att Yds Avg TD Lg KD DATE GAME PL Hit Ast Tot TL-Yds Sack

9-7 Appalachian State 27 1 2 2.0 2 5 9-7 "Appalachian St. 25 2 2 9-21 Temple 24 5 11 2.2 1 5 6 9-21 'Temple 32 4 4 8 9-28 Georgia Tech 34 8 23 2.9 11 4 9-28 'Georgia Tech 56 4 2 6 10-5 at Georgia 26 1 3 3.0 3 2 10-5 'at Georgia 78 7 3 10 3-13 1-6

10-12 "Virginia 77 26 102 3.9 1 11 6 10-12 "Virginia 73 3 4 7 10-26 N. C. State 30 4 17 4.2 1 8 6 10-26 N.C. State 26 3 2 5

11-2 Wake Forest 29 7 29 4.1 1 7 8 11-2 "Wake Forest 22 1 1 2 11-9 "at North Carolina 61 16 54 3.4 1 5 9 11-9 "at North Carolina 27 3 3 6

11-16 Maryland 31 8 39 4.9 13 2 11-16 Maryland 22 1 2 3 1-3 11-23 "at South Carolina 56 11 35 3.1 2 7 8 11-23 at South Carolina 31 4 4

11-30 "Duke | 13 126 9.7 2 59 7 11-30 Duke 40 4 1 5

Totals 455 100 441 4.4 9 59 63 Totals 432 36 22 58 4-16 1-6

RUDY HARRIS CAREER STATS JACKSON CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Plays Att Yds Avg. TD Lg Rec Yds TD Lg KD Year GP-GS Plays Hits Ast Tot TL-Yds CF-RF PBU 1990 11-3 292 84 373 4.4 3 30 6 60 2 30 22 1989 11-0 133 21 16 37 1-2 0-1

1991 11-4 455 100 441 4.4 9 59 3 16 9 63 1990 12-0 196 30 20 50 3-4 0-0 1 11-7 4-16 1-1 22-7 747 184 814 4.4 12 59 9 76 2 30 85 1991 432 36 22 58 6

' Totals 34-7 761 b 58 145 8-22 1-2 7 #13 Kenzil Jackson LB...5-1 1 ...220...*Jr...LaGrange, GA #35 Tony Kennedy Hard-hitter who is the fourth-leading tackier on the defensive unit that led FB...6-1 ...235...*Sr... Elizabeth, NJ the nation in rushing defense, he led all underclassmen in stops. ..has Reserve fullback who has played in 10 games this season, he the registered 58 tackles, 36 have been first hits. ..has also broken up six was for third ..had the starter in the Maryland contest. ..in for a season-high 29 snaps in that ACC opponent passes in 1991 , that total is tied on the team. title-clinching Tiger win, he carried the ball eight times for a gain of 22 yards best game of his career while playing in his home state in the loss to his only touchdown of the season. Georgia, he was named the ESPN/Visa Player-of-the-Game...had 10 and scored ..averaged 9.0 yards per carry in the victory over N.C. State, he gained 45 yards on five runs. ..had stops, including three tackles for loss to lead the team. ..one of those

30-yard in that contest to tie his career high , tackles was a six-yard sack. ..has also caused and recovered a fumble this a romp saw action on special teams only in the Georgia Tech and Georgia contests. ..posts a 4.8 career season. ..tied for second on the team in interceptions with two, his last yards per carry average, that figure is tied with Wesley McFadden for the came on the last play of the Duke contest in Tokyo. ..in for 432 plays in ..broke two passes and registered best career figure by a Clemson fullback with a minimum of two years 1991 , he has started seven games. up experience, in the last five years.. .ironically, McFadden is the graduate a pair of tackles in only 25 plays in the season opener with Appalachian assistant coach who is working with the Tiger running backs this State. ..had eight stops the next week versus Temple. ..has had five or

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pressured the Deacon quarterback twice in that contest. .posted six or more tackles in seven games this season. ..registered a sack, four tackles, a PBU, and two quarterback pressures in the fourth quarter of Clemson's

victory over 1 2th-ranked N.C. State. ..had six stops and two sacks in the win

over instate rival South Carolina. ..in for only 25 plays in the season opener

with Appalachian State, he still managed to make four tackles, including one for a loss of nine yards, break up a pass, and pressure the Mountaineer quarterback. ..among the top-10 in the ACC in tackles for loss, sacks, and PBUs.. .invited to play in Hula Bowl and Senior Bowl. ..has started 42 games in his Clemson career, that is the most ever for a Tiger outside

linebacker... participation in the Citrus Bowl will mean he has played in every game of his four-year career., .has started each of the last three bowl games for the Tigers, he has 22 career tackles and eight quarterback pressures in the three games. ..the MVP of the 1989 Gator Bowl victory over Major Harris and West Virginia when he had nine tackles, a sack, a

PBU, a caused fumble and three quarterback pressures. ..a second-team Tony Kennedy Levon Kirkland 1990 All-American according to AP, UPI and a third-team choice of the Football News. ..a preseason All-American according to many publica- tions season... missed three games in 1990 with injuries, he has been plagued heading into the 1991 season, he was ranked as the nation's top by injury throughout his career.. .missed the season opener with a deep outside linebacker by the Sporting News' preseason book. ..the first thigh bruise and two games later in the season with a rib injury.. .had a Clemson linebacker to ever be named a finalist for the Butkus Award. ..not career-high yards per carry figure when he averaged 9.2 yards on five a highly recruited player, he was never even all-state in high school and is attempts in the win over Georgia in 1990. ..helped the Tigers come back an All-American in college... widely regarded as a consensus first-round draft for this and win the pivotal game with Maryland, he came off the bench in the NFL pick year, he was the #8 pick according to a recent mock second half and gained 33 hard-earned yards on seven carries. ..had one draft by Sports Illustrated. ..ranked third in the nation as far as causing reception in 18 plays in the the Hall of Fame Bowl, his other bowl opposing coaches' headaches, according to the Sporting News' pre- experience includes 57 yards on nine rushes as a starter against West season book, UNC head coach Mack Brown agreed this season, calling Kirkland "one of the best outside linebackers ever.". ..has at least Virginia in the 1 989 Gator Bowl, he also registered six knockdown blocks... had one tackle for loss in his in and played on special teams only versus Oklahoma in the 1989 Citrus 29 games during career.. .tied for the team lead quarterback pressures with 18 in 1990, the year the Tigers' the Bowl. ..had his first career start in the 1 989 win over South Carolina when won starter Wesley McFadden was out with an injury. ..responded with eight national title in total defense. ..achieved these impressive stats while knockdown blocks, nine carries for 67 yards, and two touchdown playing only 40 plays per game... 1990 preseason ACC Defensive Player- runs... second on the team in yards per carry in 1989 with a 6.1 of-the-Year according to the Sporting News. . .named a 1 990 Strength and average. ..underwent bunion surgery on both feet after the 1989 Conditioning Coaches Association All-American, his bench press (405 pounds), leg sled pounds), and ratio season. ..reserve running back in 1988 who missed the first four games (810 power (6.62) are the best ever Tiger outside linebacker. ..a first-team with a knee problem. ..red-shirted with a knee injury in 1987, he was a by a 1989 all-conference choice according to UPI, he honors from strong safety until prefall workouts of 1988... a Street & Smith Alt- won second-team AP/ACSWA. ..second leading tackier for the Tigers in with his ..tied for American as a defensive back at Elizabeth (NJ) High School. ..majoring in 1989 77 stops to credit. management. ..bom 9/19/69. second on the team in tackles for loss with nine and in sacks with KENNEDY CAREER STATS 6. 5. ..ranked fourth in the ACC in sacks. ..named the Lifter-of-the-Year by his in ..finished fifth on the club in tackles red-shirt Year GP-GS Plays Att Yds Avg. TD Lg Rec Yds KD teammates 1989. as a

freshman in 1 988 and led the squad in special teams stops with 21 , seven 1988 8-0 14 5 20 4.0 14 more than any other Tiger.. .named the third-best special teams player in 1989 12-2 196 30 184 6.1 2 30 1 9 35 the nation the Roll the ..split 1990 9-0 210 43 185 4.3 1 23 1* 4 12 and to Freshman Honor by Sporting News.

1991 10-1 112 18 73 4.1 1 30 10 time with John Johnson (now with the San Francisco 49ers) as a Totals 39-3 532 96 462 4.8 4 30 2 13 57 freshman. ..his 71 total tackles were the most ever by a Clemson rookie OLB, as was his sack total of 5. 5. ..had a career-high 13 tackles, an interception return for 22 yards, three tackles for loss and a sack at

#44 Levon Kirkland Maryland in the game that clinched the Tigers' last ACC title prior to this OLB...6-2...245...*SR...Lamar, SC season. ..had eight tackles in the 1988 Citrus Bowl in only 37 plays.. .red- shirted 1987. ..only an honorable mention all-state choice in high First-team Ail-American school. ..majoring in sociology. ..born 2/17/69. A first-team Ail-American according the to Kodak/AFCA , Sporting News, Scripps Howard and Walter Camp, and a second-team choice of UPI and Football News.. .also a first-team AII-ACC selection by AP/ACSWA and LEVON KIRKLAND 1988 GAME BY GAME Football News for the second straight year.. .one of 12 semifinalists for the Date Opponent PL Hit Ast Tot TFL Sacks QP

Lombardi Award in 1991, he was one of five Butkus finalists in 1990. ..one 9-3 Virginia Tech 18 2 5 7 1-14 1-14 1 of 20 semifinalists for Football News' Defensive Player-of-the-Year...is 9-10 *Furman 43 4 3 7 1-2 1-2

9-17 Florida State 4 1 1 2 tied with Chester McGlockton for third-place in Clemson history in career 9-24 *at Georgia Tech 55 4 5 9 1-25 1-25 1 sacks with 19 and is tied for fifth in career tackles for loss with 40. ..ranks 10-8 at Virginia 20 1 2 3 1-1 third on the team in tackles for loss this season with 1 2 and is tied for third 10-15 *Duke 59 4 2 6 1-11 1-11 t in sacks with 5. 5. ..tied with William Perry for second in Clemson history in 10-22 *at N.C. State 61 1 1 2 fumble recoveries with seven. ..has 15 quarterback pressures heading 10-29 at Wake Forest 35 3 2 5 into the Citrus Bowl, that mark is the second-best on the team. ..third on 11-5 North Carolina 30 2 3 5 1-3 0.5-3

11-12 3-14 1-7 1 Clemson's number-one ranked rushing defense in tackles with 62, 68 *at Maryland 48 8 5 13 11-19 'South Carolina 36 4 4 1 percent of those have been first-hits.. .has also broken up six opponent 1-2 "Oklahoma 37 4 4 8 1 passes this season. ..ranks 1 1th in Clemson history in passes broken up, Totals 446 38 33 71 9-70 5.5-62 6 is 10th in total tackles and sixth in caused fumbles. ..had two tackles for loss in the first four games of the season, and then at least one per game LEVON KIRKLAND 1989 GAME BY GAME over the last seven games, all of his sacks came in this period. ..led the Date Opponent PL Hit Ast Tot TFL Sacks PBU QP team in tackles in the win over Wake Forest with eight, seven were first 9-2 1-10 1-10 hits.. .also had a career-high three tackles for loss, broke up a pass and 'Furman 23 9-9 *at Florida State 49 1-11 1-1

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9-16 'at Virginia Tech 25 4 2 6 1-1 1 mention USA Today All-American... majoring in industrial education... born

9-23 "Maryland 1 35 3 6 9 1 5/26/71 in Jennings, LA. 9-30 'at Duke 58 1 2 3 1 1

10-7 'Virginia 47 1 4 5 1-11 1-11 2 10-14 'Georgia Tech 52 3 6 9 LEJEUNE CAREER STATS 10-21 'N.C. State 51 4 4 8 3 Year GP-GS Plays KD 10-28 'Wake Forest 40 3 2 5 1 1 1990 2-0 32 1 11-4 'at North Carolina 25 5 4 9 3-26 2-21 2 2 1991 9-0 158 27 11-18 'at South Carolina 28 4 2 6 1-6 0.5-6 1 2 28 12-30 'West Virginia 30 5 4 9 1-5 1-5 1 3 Totals 11-0 190

Totals 463 38 39 77 9-70 6.5-64 7 1. Notes: 2 Recovered fumbles vs. Georgia Tech, 1 vs. Wake Forest #18 Chuck Lynch 1 Caused fumble vs. North Carolina, 1 vs. West Virginia P...5-1 1 ...207...*Gr...Wyndmoor, PA 1-47-1 interceptions vs. Virginia Tech, 1-0 vs. Duke, UNC Former walkon who has done a good job for the Tigers in his only year of competition. ..helped the Tiger defense earn their national rankings by

LEVON KIRKLAND 1990 GAME BY GAME giving them good field position, 1 7 of his 50 punts were downed inside the opponent's 20-yardline, a better total than all-conference punter Chris Date Opponent PL Hit Ast Tot TFL Sacks PBU QP Gardocki ever posted in his Clemson career and the best for a Tiger since 9-1 'Long Beach St. 35 3 2 5 2-3 1 Bill Spiers (now the starting shortstop for the Milwaukee Brewers) had 20 9-8 'at Virginia 44 2 2 4 1 in 1986. ..Spiers had nine more punts than Lynch has had. ..graduate 9-15 "at Maryland 49 2 1 3 1-1 student who received the ESPN/Toyota Leadership Award for the North 9-22 *App. State 43 1 3 4 2 Carolina contest. ..earned his undergraduate degree in international trade 9-29 "Duke 38 3 3 1-3 1 last May.. .averaged over 40 yards per punt in two games this season, he 10-6 'Georgia 33 1 1 2 1

10-13 'at Georgia Tech 35 4 3 7 3-4 1 2 had five kicks for 205 yards in the loss at Georgia and two for 82 yards at 10-20 'at N.C. State 43 3 2 5 1-4 South Carolina. ..a prime reason Clemson allowed only 4.8 yards per punt 10-27 "at Wake Forest 40 3 3 6 2 return this year, the best figure in the ACC.only 18 of his 50 punts were

11-3 'N. Carolina 42 3 3 6 2-15 1.5-15 1 3 returned. ..Tigers allowed just 86 yards in punt returns, best by a Clemson

11-17 "S. Carolina 43 4 5 9 1 3 team since 1984. ..had two games in which four of his punts were down 1-1 'Illinois 38 2 3 5 1 4 inside the 20, the Georgia Tech and North Carolina contests, both key Totals 483 30 28 58 10-30 1.5-15 8 18 Clemson victories. ..had eight kicks in the win over Tech's Yellow

Note: 1 Recovered Fumble vs. N.C. State Jackets. ..had three 50-yard punts for the season, versus Georgia, N.C.

1 Caused Fumble vs. Appalachian St., 1 vs. North Carolina State, and South Carolina. ..leads all Clemson kickers and punters since 1985 in the leg sled with a 670-pound mark. ..has been on the squad for 1991 LEVON KIRKLAND GAME BY GAME four years, he did not appear in a game until 1991 when he was the Date Opponent PL Hit Ast Tot TFL Sacks PBU QP starter.. .a three-sport athlete at Chestnut Hill Academy in Wyndmoor, PA.. .born 12/16/68 in Norristown, PA. 9-7 'Appalachian State 25 2 2 4 1-9 1 1

9-21 'Temple 31 5 1 6 1-1 1

9-28 Tech 1 1 1 'Georgia 57 2 CHUCK LYNCH 1991 GAME BY GAME STATS 10-5 "at Georgia 57 3 3 6 2 Date Opponent No. Yds Avg. -20 +50 10-12 'Virginia 53 6 1 7 1-1 1 1 9-7 'Appalachian St 4 148 37.0 3 10-26 *N. C. State 46 6 2 8 1-9 1-9 1 2 9-21 'Temple 4 151 37.8 1 11-2 'Wake Forest 24 7 1 8 3-16 1-8 1 1 9-28 'Georgia Tech 8 290 36.3 4 11-9 'at North Carolina 52 3 2 5 1-4 1-4 1 2 10-5 'Georgia 5 205 41.0 1 11-16 'Maryland 36 3 1 4 1-3 0.5-3 1 10-12 'Virginia 3 100 33.3 11-23 'at South Carolina 50 3 3 6 2-11 2-11 2 10-26 *N.C. State 4 146 36.5 1 1 11-30 'Duke 54 3 3 6 1-1 2 11-2 'Wake Forest 6 209 34.8 Totals 485 42 20 62 12-55 5.5-35 e 15 11-9 'North Carolina 7 233 33.3 4 11-16 'Maryland 3 90 30.0 KIRKLAND CAREER STATS 11-23 'South Carolina 2 82 41.0 1 1 Year GP-GS Plays Nits Ast Tot TL-Yds Sacks PBU CF-RF QP Int-Yds 11-30 'Duke 4 154 38.5 3 1988 12-7 446 38 33 71 9-70 5.5-62 2 2-1 6 1-22 Totals 50 1808 36.2 17 3 1989 12-12 463 38 39 77 9-70 6.5-64 7 2-3 16 3-47 10-30 1.5-15 2-1 18 0-0 1990 12-12 483 30 28 58 8 LYNCH CAREER STATS 1991 11-11 485 42 20 62 12-55 5.5-35 6 1-2 15 0-0 Year GP-GS No Yds Avg -20 +50 RET LP HB Nci Totals 47-42 1877 148 120 268 40-225 19-176 23 7-7 55 4-69 .• i . 11-11 50 1808 362 17 3 18-86 50 1 34.44

#71 Brent LeJeune OT...6-4...295...*So...Lake Charles, LA Reserve offensive tackle who has played in nine games and 158 snaps this season. ..in for a career-high 47 plays in the win over Wake Forest, he graded out at 75 percent and registered six knockdown blocks in that contest, also a career-high in that category... graded out at 89 percent for 17 plays versus Virginia, that was the top grade for a Tiger offensive lineman all season. ..recorded three knockdown blocks that day. ..earned an 84 percent coaches grade for 1 8 plays against N.C. State, he also had five knockdowns in the win over the nation's 1 2th-ranked team., .a reserve offensive tackle in 1990... saw action in two games... did not make it to the Hall of Fame Bowl contest in Tampa, FL, he had appendicitis a week prior to the game and went home for surgery. ..leads all Tiger offensive tackles in the bench press at 405 pounds. ..red-shirted the 1989 season. ..a two- way all-state choice as a prepster in Louisiana, he was an honorable Brent LeJeune Chuck Lynch

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#14 Tony Mauney win at North Carolina, 1 were first hits, he was named the ACC Defensive Player-of-the-Week for that performance. ..had eight tackles in only 25 CB...5-9...195...Sr...Shelby, NC plays in the season opener with Appalachian State, seven were first hits Starting cornerback for the Tigers in the first five games of the season, he and two were tackles for loss. ..winner of the ROTC Take No Prisoners injured his knee in the first quarter of the Virginia contest and missed the Award vs. Temple, he led the team with 1 1 stops and had two more tackles next three games entirely. ..underwent arthroscopic knee surgery on for loss in that Clemson victory... ended the regular season with 14 stops October 1 3. ..in for 220 plays in the four games prior to the injury and saw versus Duke in the Coca-Cola Bowl. ..had 12 stops in the win over Georgia action for only 64 snaps afterwards... 84 percent of his tackles have been Tech, he had at least seven tackles in all but one game this first hits this season, he has 1 6 first hits out of 1 9 total tackles. ...one of only season. ..participation in the Citrus Bowl will mean he has played in every two defensive backs with a tackle for loss this season, he had a stop game of his four-year career.. .has 33 tackles in three career starting behind the line of scrimmage in the win over Maryland, his first game assignments in bowl competition, including 14 against Oklahoma in the back. ..had three tackles in only 15 plays in that contest, all three were first 1989 Citrus Bowl to lead the team. ..had seven stops in the victory over hits. ..also broke up a Terrapin pass. ..has had three tackles in five games West Virginia in the 1989 Gator Bowl and had a team-best 12 tackles this season. ..in for 1 78 snaps behind second-round NFL draft pick Jerome against Illinois last year in the Hall of Fame Bowl. ..has gone over the Henderson in 1990. ..had the best performance of his career in the win century mark in terms of tackles three times in his career, this is the first- over South Carolina in 1990 when Henderson went out with an injury. ..tallied time he has done so in the regular season. ..had 109 total tackles in 1990, a career-high eight tackles, six were first hits, and broke up two Gamecock 24 more than any other Clemson player.. .a first-team Football News AII- passes. ..had four tackles as a backup cornerback in 10 plays against ACC choice and an honorable mention All-American by that same Illinois in the 1991 Hall of Fame Bowl. ..played as a reserve in the 1989 publication for 1 990. ..led the team in tackles in seven games in 1 990.. .had Gator Bowl... scored a touchdown in 1989 when he fell on a punt blocked four caused fumbles for the year to lead the team and tie a Clemson single by Mitch Belton in the endzone versus Furman. ..in for 136 plays in 1989, season mark.. .tied for second on the 1990 squad in tackles for loss with he saw action in 45 plays from scrimmage in 1988. ..in high school, 13. ..known for his hard hitting and his defense against the run, he is a competed with Shelby (NC) High School's state championship team, he major reason the Tigers' lead the nation in rushing defense in 1 991 ...de- played tailback, defensive back and returned punts. ..majoring in spite his small stature, he leads all Tiger inside linebackers in the bench management.. .born 1/30/70 in Shelby, NC. press at 375 pounds. ..was hampered by a neck injury early in 1 989, he had

1 4 tackles in the first five games and 48 over the last seven games of that MAUNEY CAREER STATS season. ..ended up ranking fourth on the entire team in tackles with Year GP-GS Plays Hits Ast Tot PBU TD 62. ..came from virtual obscurity to lead Clemson in tackles as a red-shirt freshman in 1988, he was just the second freshman everto lead the Tigers 1988 11-0 45 2 2 1 in tackles over the course of a season and the first to reach the century 1989 12-0 136 7 1 8 3 1 1990 11-0 178 14 8 22 2 mark. ..honorable mention All-American according to the Sporting News

1991 8-5 295 16 3 19 1 in 1988. ..the first freshman since 1983 to lead the Tigers in tackles, he did

Totals 42-5 654 39 12 51 7 1 not start the first three games, but then moved into the starter's slot for the

rest of the season.. .led the team in tackles in four games. ..in for 570 plays for the season, more than any other freshman defensive player.. .red- #93 Ed McDaniel shirted the 1987 season. ..MVP of the 1986 North-South High School All- LB...6-0...225...*SR...Batesburg, SC Star game. ..majoring in industrial education. ...born 2/23/69. First-team Ail-American

The number-one tackier on the defense that leads the nation in rushing ED McDANIEL 1988 GAME BY GAME defense, he has 106 tackles to his credit this season. ..has led the Tigers Date Opponent PL Hit Ast Tot TFL PBU in tackles three of the four years he has played, including last year when 9-3 Virginia Tech 54 5 4 9

Clemson won the national title in total defense and 1 988 when the Tigers 9-10 Furman 40 6 4 10 1-2 1 also ranked in the top-1 5 nationally in total defense. ..a third-team AP Ail- 9-17 Florida State 18 2 2 1-2 American and a first-team AII-ACC choice by AP/ACSWA...a first-team 9-24 *at Georgia Tech 49 5 3 8 All-American according to College and Pro Football Weekly and an 10-8 *at Virginia 57 5 7 12 10-15 *Duke 51 7 5 12 1-4 honorable mention choice according to Football News and UPL.one of 10-22 'at N C. State 53 5 4 9 1 10 semifinalists for the 1991 Butkus Award. ..ranks fourth in Clemson 10-29 *at Wake Forest 51 3 3 6 1 history in total tackles with 381 , he will move into third place with just two 11-5 'North Carolina 32 6 2 8 more tackles. ..has 10 career caused fumbles which is tied with Jeff Davis 11-12 *at Maryland 68 7 2 9 1 for first in Clemson history, he has caused two in 1991 ...ranked eighth in 11-19 "South Carolina 55 2 3 5 Clemson history in tackles for loss and is sixth in fumble recoveries. ..has 1-2 'Oklahoma 42 9 5 14 1-3 led the Tigers in tackles five times this season, including each of the last Totals 570 62 42 104 4-11 4 four games. ..has posted double figure tackle totals in five games this Note: Caused two fumbles vs. Furman and 1 vs. Georgia Tech season and 16 times in his career.. .posted a career-high 15 tackles in the ED McDANIEL 1989 GAME BY GAME Date Opponent PL Hit Ast Tot TFL PBU 9-2 'Furman 22 3 2 5 1-2

9-9 at Florida State 27 1 1 2 1

9-16 at Virginia Tech 27 1 3 4 1-1

9-23 Maryland 6 1 1

9-30 at Duke 31 1 2 3

10-7 Virginia 36 2 2 4 1 10-14 Georgia Tech 30 5 2 7 10-21 *N.C. State 61 7 2 9 2: 10-28 'Wake Forest 31 3 4 7

11-4 'at North Carolina 30 1 3 4 1

11-18 'at South Carolina 31 3 6 9 12-30 'West Virginia 31 5 2 7 1-1

Totals 363 32 30 62 3-4 5

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ED McDANIEL 1990 GAME BY GAME Date Opponent PL Hit Ast Tot TFL CF-RF

9-1 'Long Beach St. 29 5 1 6 9-8 *at Virginia 71 6 8 14 1-1

9-15 *at Maryland 66 4 1 5 9-22 *App. State 41 3 2 5 1-19 1-1 9-29 •Duke 41 3 2 5 10-6 'Georgia 39 7 3 10 1-2 10-13 *at Georgia Tech 38 8 2 10 3-6 10-20 *at N.C. State 50 11 2 13 3-17 2-0

10-27 "at Wake Forest 41 9 1 10 1-1 11-3 *N. Carolina 42 6 3 9 11-17 *S. Carolina 46 6 4 10 2-6 1-0 1-1 'Illinois 43 7 5 12 1-1 0-1

Totals 547 75 34 109 13-53 4-2

Note: 1 PBU vs. Virginia 1 Interception for 10 yards vs. Georgia Tech Chester McGlockton Richard Moncrief

1 Sack for 13 yards vs. N.C. State

ED MCDANIEL 1991 GAME BY GAME a fumble on Illinois' first offensive play in the 1991 Hall of Fame Bowl, that

Date Opponent PL Hit Ast Tot TFL CF-RF set the tone for a 30-0 Clemson shutout. ..had five total tackles including two for loss and caused a pair of fumbles in that game, and scored the only 9-7 'Appalachian State 25 7 1 8 2-2 touchdown of his career at the 1 989 Gator Bowl when he caused a Major 9-21 "Temple 40 6 5 11 2-6

it in the 9-28 'Georgia Tech 59 7 5 12 1-2 Harris fumble and then recovered the endzone...that made him

1 . five 10-5 'at Georgia 61 5 4 9 1-3 first Tiger defensive lineman to score a TD since 980 .had quarter- 10-12 'Virginia 60 4 3 7 back pressures in only 26 plays at Florida State in 1 989. ..that total was the 10-26 *N.C. State 46 3 4 7 highest for a Tiger since Clemson began keeping that stat in 1 988. ..played

11-2 'Wake Forest 28 3 1 4 1-1 1-0 only 32 percent of the Tigers' total plays in 1989 but still tied for the 11-9 'at North Carolina 57 10 5 15 0-1 conference lead in sacks with seven. ..almost one-third of his tackles were 11-16 'Maryland 36 8 2 10 1-1 1-0 for loss that season. ..led the team in caused fumbles with three. ..red- 1-4 11-23 'at South Carolina 49 7 2 9 shirted the 1988 season. ..a Parade, Bally, SuperPrep, and Street & 11-30 •Duke 58 7 7 14 Smith high school All-American and a member of USA Today's top

Totals 519 67 39 1 06 9-19 2-1 100... had 130 tackles as a junior, seven fumble recoveries, six intercep-

tions (three of which he returned for TDs), and caught 1 8 passes for seven MCDANIEL CAREER STATS touchdowns.. .had over 20 interceptions and 20 touchdown receptions in

Year GP-GS Plays Hits Ast Tot TL-Yds Sacks CF-RF PBU Int-Yds his high school career.. .majoring in industrial education. ..born 9/16/69 in 1988 12-9 570 62 42 104 4-11 0-0 3-1 4 0-0 Whiteville, NC. 1989 12-6 363 32 30 62 3-4 0-0 1-0 5 0-0 1990 12-12 547 75 34 109 13-53 1-13 4-2 2 1-10 1991 11-11 519 67 39 106 9-19 0-0 2-1 3 [,.() CHESTER MCGLOCKTON 1989 GAME BY GAME Opponent PI Hit Tot IX-Yds Totals 47-38 1999 236 145 381 29-87 1-13 10-4 14 1-10 Date Ast QP Sacks 9-2 Furman 6 2 2

9-9 at Florida State 26 1 1 5 #91 Chester McGlockton 9-16 at Virginia Tech 17 1 1 2 9-23 Maryland 18 3 1 4 2-3 DT...6-5...325...*JR...Whiteville, NC 9-30 at Duke 18 2 1 3 1-2 1-2 First-team All-Atlantic Coast Conference 10-7 Virginia 19 2 1 3 1 1-1 10-14 Georgia Tech 33 3 3 1-13 1-13 A first-team AII-ACC selection by AP/ACSWA and an honorable mention 10-21 N.C. State 26 1 All-American by Football News. ..ranks second on the Clemson defense 10-28 Wake Forest 18 1 1 1-3 1-3 in tackles for loss with 1 5, that mark ties for eighth on the Clemson single 11-4 at North Carolina 18 3 3 6 1 2-11 2-11 list Perry Reed. ..tied for season with William and Michael Dean and David 11-18 at South Carolina 20 1 2 3 1 1-8 1-8

third on the 1 991 squad in quarterback sacks with 5.5, he has moved into 12-30 West Virginia 19 2 1 3 2 1-9 1-9

third-place in history in that category 1 a tie with Levon Kirkland for Clemson Totals 238 19 12 31 i 10-50 7-46 with 19 after only three years, only the Perry brothers have more. ..his 36 Note: Caused one fumble vs. North Carolina and South Carolina, West Virginia

career tackles for loss rank in a tie for sixth on the Clemson career list. ..also Recovered fumble for TD vs. West Virginia

leads the team in quarterback pressures with 1 7.. .among the top-1 in the ACC in tackles for loss and sacks. ..had at least one tackle for loss in all but CHESTER MCGLOCKTON 1990 GAME BY GAME one game this season, that was the season opener in which he only played Date Opponent PI Hit Ast Tot TFL Sacks CF-RF QP ..led in tackles in the tie with Virginia, he had 10 stops, 14 snaps. the team 9-1 Long Beach St. 12 2 2 1-15 1-15 1-0 i including a season-high three tackles for loss in that contest.. .named ACC 9-8 at Virginia 30 5 2 7 Defensive Lineman-of-the-Week for that game in which he also had two 9-15 'at Maryland 48 2 3 5 1-4 3

9-22 'App. State 6 2 1 3 1 quarterback pressures. ..registered four QPs in the win at South Carolina 9-29 'Duke 19 4 3 7 2 and also broke up a Gamecock pass, he came close to an interception. . .had 10-6 'Georgia 29 2 2 4 1-5 1-5 1 two tackles for loss, a sack, six total tackles, a quarterback pressure and 10-13 at Georgia Tech 27 1 1 2 1-0 in win over N.C. State. ..had seven stops in the regular a pass broken up the 10-20 'at N.C. State 31 3 2 5 season finale with Duke in Tokyo, Japan, including two tackles for loss and 10-27 Wake Forest Did Not Play a sack, and he also pressured the Blue Devil quarterback three times. ..has 11-3 'North Carolina 37 7 3 10 3-6 1.5-5 bench pressed 500 pounds, that is one of the best marks in Clemson 11-17 'South Carolina 42 6 2 8 3-18 3-18 0-1 1 1-1 'Illinois 40 4 1 5 2-8 2-0 1 history. ..tied a Clemson single game record with three sacks in the 1990 win over South Carolina, he was Clemson's Player-of-the-Game for that Totals 331 38 20 58 11-56 6.5-43 4-1 10 contest.. .ranked eighth in the ACC in quarterback sacks in 1 990, he led the league as a freshman. ..averaged one tackle every 5.71 plays in 1990, the sixth-best plays per tackle figure for aTiger over the last five years. ..caused

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CHESTER MCGLOCKTON 1991 GAME BY GAME

D3t6 Dnnfinont\jyjyj\jt lei ii PI Hit Ast Tot TFL QP PBU

9-7 Appalachian State 14 1 1 1

9-21 Temple 21 3 3 1-6 1-6 1 1

9-28 Georgia Tech 37 3 1 4 1-1 1 C CO - 1 0-5 *at Georgia O I D i 1 10-12 "Virginia 52 8 2 10 3-3 1-1 2

10-26 *N.C. State 39 5 1 6 2-1 1-6 1 1 11-2 *Wake Forest 27 4 4 1-3 2

11-9 *at North Carolina 35 3 2 5 2-4 1-2 1 11-16 'Maryland 31 2 2 4 1-3 0.5-3

1 1 -23 *at South Carolina 45 4 2 6 1-1 4 1

1 1-30 *Duke 58 6 1 7 2-12 1-6 3

Totals 418 43 13 56 15-45 5.5-24 17 3

MCGLOCKTON CAREER STATS GP-GS Plays Hits Ast Tot TL-Yds Sacks CF-RF PBUs QP Year Tyron Mouzon Chuck O'Brien 1989 12-0 238 19 12 31 10-50 7-46 3-1 1 11 1990 11-8 331 38 20 58 11-56 6.5-43 4-1 10 #47 Tyron Mouzon 1991 11-8 418 43 13 56 15-45 5.5-24 1-1 3 17

Totals 34-16 987 100 45 145 36-151 19-113 8-3 4 38 SS...6-1 ...220...Sr...Clearwater, FL Led the Tiger defense in total snaps, he was in for 645 plays from scrimmage... tied for fourth in the ACC in interceptions per game, he leads #7 Richard Moncrief the Tigers with three thefts... ranks second among Tiger defensive backs QB...6-1 ...200...*So... Montgomery, AL in tackles with 48, 32 have been first hits. ..leads all DBs in tackles for loss, he has a pair for 30 negative yards, one was a 26-yard sack in the Duke Second-team quarterback who has come on strong in the Tigers' last game, the longest sack in Clemson history. ..ranks second on the team in three games, he was named the Offensive MVP in the Tigers' win over passes broken up with nine. ..had back-to-back eight-tackle performances Duke in the Coca Cola BowL.tookoverforan injured DeChane Cameron versus Virginia and N.C. State, he also broke up two passes in the tie with in that game and completed 3-6 passes for 51 yards and a touchdown and Virginia. ..closed out the regular season with two fine performances, he ran the ball eight times for 46 yards and another TD... left-handed had six tackles including five first hits, broke up two passes, and inter- quarterback who has posted a 129.18 passing efficiency mark this cepted a pass in the win at South Carolina, and then had six tackles, all season, that would rank eighth on the Clemson single season list if he had of which were first hits and picked off another pass in the Duke contest.. .in enough attempts to qualify.. .scored his first career touchdown on a 28- for a career-high 77 plays in the loss at Georgia. ..tied for eighth on the yard run in the ACC title-clinching win over Maryland, he carried the ball team in total tackles. ..set a single game record for recovered fumbles with four times for 49 yards that afternoon. ..connected with wide receiver Terry two versus South Carolina in 1990. ..one of the Tigers' top special teams Smith on a 25-yard touchdown pass in his first play off the bench in the win players during his first three seasons. ..saw action in every game as a at South Carolina. ..in for a career-high 40 snaps in the Wake Forest sophomore and junior, some on special teams action only. ..had three contest, he was 5-9 for 42 yards passing and rushed for 60 yards on nine tackles in 15 snaps in the 1991 Hall of Fame Bowl victory over Illinois. ..can attempts to earn 102 yards in total offense, anothercareer-best... completed push 875 pounds on the leg sled, that is the best figure by a Tiger DB since his only pass attempt in the Virginia game, he lined up at tailback, took the 1985. ..leads all 1991 Tiger DBs in the bench press with a 365-pound pitch from Cameron, and then threw it to Cameron for a 37-yard gain. . .was lift.. .had 18 tackles as a reserve strong safety in 1989, he started one 4-13 (.307) in the first five games of the season, and then completed 56 game, the Georgia Tech contest... that was his only career start until percent (10-18) of his attempts over the last five games. ..has averaged 1 991 ...had four stops in the Gator Bowl victory over West Virginia. ..played 6.33 yards per play in terms of total offense, higher than Cameron's 6.07 as a true freshman in 1988, mostly on the Tiger special teams. ..ranked mark. ..quick, shifty QB who has been effective running the option, his third on the team in special teams tackles with 1 3. ..had two special teams specialty is the late pitch. ..has averaged 5.7 yards per rush this year, tackles against Oklahoma in the 1989 Citrus Bowl. ..the Tigers will be including a 7.4 average over his last 21 attempts. ..connected on 2-4 practicing for the Citrus Bowl in his hometown, Clearwater, FL... honored passes for 1 6 yards and gained nine yards in three rushing attempts in the by seven All-America teams as a prepster, including Parade, Bally, 1991 Hall of Fame Bowl victory over Illinois. ..saw action in eight games SuperPrep, ESPN, Street & Smith, Joe Terranova, and was a USA in 1990, his best game was against Wake Forest when he stood behind Today second-team... majoring in financial management... born 7/12/70. center for 21 snaps, was 4-7 for 71 yards in the passing department and gained 10 yards on two rushing attempts.. .red-shirted the 1989 season, he was the field general of the Tiger scout team. . .turned heads with his on- TYRON MOUZON 1991 GAME BY GAME field imitation of West Virginia's Major Harris during preparations for the Date Opponent PL Hit Ast Tot Int PBU 1989 Gator Bowl. ..an honorable mention high school Ail-American ac- 9-7 'Appalachian State 29 1 1 2 1 cording to Street & Smith. ..passed for 1,183 yards and nine TDs as a 9-21 'Temple 41 2 1 3 1 senior at Jefferson Davis HS in Montgomery, AL.. .majoring in 9-28 "Georgia Tech 67 1 3 4 1-6 1 sociology. .bom 10-19-67 in Montgomery, AL. 10-5 'at Georgia 77 2 2 10-12 'Virginia 69 3 5 8 2 MONCRIEF CAREER STATS 10-26 *N.C. State 72 5 3 8 11-2 "Wake Forest 31 1 1 Passing 11-9 'at North Carolina 60 2 2 4 1 Year GP-GS Plays CM-Att I Yds TD Pet Eff LG 11-16 'Maryland 62 4 4 1 1990 8-0 140 8-20 123 .400 91.66 38 11-23 'at South Carolina 65 5 1 6 1-12 2 1991 10-0 153 14-31 1 216 3 .452 129.18 37 11-30 'Duke 72 6 6 1-0 Totals 18-0 293 22-51 1 339 3 .431 114.47 38 Totals 645 32 16 48 3-18 9 MOUZON CAREER STATS Rushing Total Year GP-GS Plays Hit Ast Tot CF-RF Int-Yds PBU Year Att Yds Avg TD LG Plays Off Yds/G Yds/P 1988 11-0 25 3 15 18 0-0 0-0 1990 14 49 3.35 8 34 172 21.5 5.06 1989 12-1 147 12 6 18 1-2 0-0 2 1991 32 183 5.7 2 34 63 399 39.9 6.33 1990 12-0 125 7 12 19 0-0 0-0 3 Totals 46 232 5.04 2 34 97 571 31.7 5.89 1991 11-11 645 32 16 48 1-0 3-18 9 46-12 942 54 49 103 2-2 3-18 14

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#38 Chuck O'Brien with 10. ...both of his thefts in 1991 came in one game, the win over Wake

Forest....leads all Tiger DBs in tackles with 51 , that mark ranks seventh on LB...6-3...240...*Sr... Frederick, MD the team . ..38 of his total tackles, or 75 percent, have been first-hits.. .ranks Should become first player in NCAA history to play in three Florida Citrus second on the 1991 squad in punt returns with 15 for 156 yards, he has Bowls... O'Brien played for the Tigers against Penn State in 1988 game, been one of the Tigers' top all-around special teams players as he also has against Oklahoma in 1989 game, then sat out the 1989 season before nine special teams tackles to his credit. ..named the ACC Defensive Back- coming back to play against Illinois in Hall of Fame Bowl last year.. .inside of-the-Week in the tie with Virginia that kept the Tigers' conference title linebacker who has been a starter over the last half of the season and has hopes alive, he provided what may have been the key play of the season posted the most impressive numbers of his career... in for only 51 plays in that contest... forced a Terry Kirby fumble with two minutes left and and had nine tackles over the first three games, he injured his ankle after Clemson trailing 20-1 7, the Tigers recovered and went on to kick a game- the Georgia Tech contest and missed the Georgia and Virginia tying field goal. ..Kirby had already gotten a first down and Virginia could games. ..came back and started the N.C. State contest, he had four tackles have just downed the ball to run out the clock. ..had five tackles and broke

in 29 plays. . . .has been in on 1 83 plays and has 28 tackles over the last six up a career-high four passes in that game. ..winner of the ROTC Take No games. ..tied for 12th the in total all on team tackles, of the players who Prisoners Award versus Georgia when he had nine tackles and two rank ahead of him in tackles have played all 1 1 games while O'Brien has passes broken up, that tackle total tied his career-high... had five or more played only nine. ..posted a career-high eight tackles in the win at North tackles in seven games this season. ..had his best game in terms of punt Carolina, he also had two tackles for loss and a one-yard sack in that returns in the ACC title-clinching win over Maryland with three for 53 contest... had five tackles including four first hits in only 30 plays versus yards. ..won the ROTC Take No Prisoners Award for the Wake Forest Maryland, he also caused a Terrapin fumble in that contest that sealed the game when he had five tackles and two interceptions. ..has started each Tigers' ACC Championship. ..had four or more tackles in six games this of the last two bowl games, he has had four tackles in each season. ..had the 16th-best plays per tackle figure in the last five years in game. ..intercepted a pass in the 1989 Gator Bowl clash with West 1990 when he averaged a tackle every 6.31 plays. ..played behind Ed Virginia, he picked off Major Harris to set a Clemson single season McDaniel in 1990 and beside him in 1991. ..in for 183 snaps and had 29 interception mark, that was his eighth. ..a first-team sophomore All- tackles in 1 990, he saw action in every game. ..intercepted an lllini pass in American according to Football News in 1990. ..ranked fifth on Clemson's the Hall of Fame Bowl victory over Illinois. ..strong athlete whose 920- number-one ranked defense with 60 tackles in 1 990, he tied for second on pound mark on the leg sled is the best by a Tiger ILB since 1985 and is a the team in passes broken up with eight.. .did not have an interception that 210-pound improvement since he came to Clemson in 1987. ..was not year, most teams threw away from him after he led the conference in thefts enrolled in Clemson during the 1989 season, he played as a reserve in with eight in 1989. ..had at least five tackles in eight games in 1990. ..av- 1988. ..saw action in 1 1 plays in he at least games and 214 1988, had one eraged 8.4 yards on punt returns. ..has one of the fastest 40-yard dash tackle in every game but one. ..played in every regular season game in times on the Clemson squad, he has clocked in at 4.33... .named the ACC 1987, he is the only member of the 1991 squad that has played on the Newcomer-of-the-Year by the Sporting News in 1989, that publication Tigers' last two ACC Championship teams in 1987 and 1988... high school also named him the top first-year freshman defensive back in the nation. ..a Defensive Player-of-the-Year according to The Baltimore Sun as a first-team all-conference performer as a rookie, he was the first true senior. ..a Bally Ail-American. ..majoring in ..born 5/15/69. management. freshman from Clemson ever to be named to the AII-ACC squad. ..second in voting for the ACC Rookie-of-the-Year... ranked second nationally among freshmen in interceptions with eight, that mark set the Clemson CHUCK OBRIEN 1991 GAME BY GAME single season record. ..only one ACC player has had more interceptions Date Opponent PL Hit Ast Tot TFL PBU in a single season than O'Neal in the last 17 years. ..tied for 10th in the 9-7 Appalachian State 17 1 3 4 nation in interceptions, the highest ranking for a Tiger in that category 9-21 Temple 21 4 1 5 1 since Johnny Rembert (now with the New England Patriots) had a 9-28 Georgia Tech 13 number-eight ranking in 1982. ..only two other freshmen in the decade of 10-5 at Georgia DNP Ankle njury the eighties had more INTs...the nickel back in the Tiger alignment early 10-12 Virginia DNP Ankle njury in the season, he started the last four games of 1989 at free safety.. .a 10-26 •N.C. State 29 3 1 4 second-team Today All-American prepster 11-2 Wake Forest 21 2 2 USA as a and a Street & honorable mention 11-9 *at North Carolina 45 4 4 8 2-4 Smith All-American. ..participated in the Florida-Geor- All-Star five 11-16 "Maryland 30 4 1 5 gia game and recorded PBUs. ..majoring in management.. .born

11-23 *at South Carolina 18 1 1 2 2/1/71. 11-30 "Duke 40 4 3 7

Totals .'3.1 21 16 37 2-4 1

O'BRIEN CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Plays Hit Ast Tot TL-Yds Sacks PBU Int-Yds

1987 11-0 29 4 3 7 1-4 0-0 1 0-0

1988 11-0 214 15 10 25 1-10 1-10 1 0-0 1990 12-0 183 19 10 29 2-4 0-0 1-3

1991 9-5 234 21 I' 37 2-4 1-2 1 0-0

Totals 43-5 660 59 39 98 6-22 2-12 3 1-3

#15 Robert O'Neal FS...6-2...1 85...JR...CIarkston, GA First-team All-Atlantic Coast Conference A first-team AII-ACC choice by AP/ACSWA for the second-time in his three-year career, he was also an honorable mention All-American and a first-team all-conference selection according to Football News... first- team AII-ACC in 1989 and 1991, he was a second team selection in

1 1 . . leader of the Tiger 1 990. . one of 20 nominees for the 99 Thorpe Award

secondary, he has a team-high 1 1 passes broken up, a mark that ranks second in the ACC. ..has 28 PBUs for his career to rank fifth in Clemson history. ..ranks in a tie for fifth in Clemson history in career interceptions Robert O'Neal Al Richard , 000 Clemson 0g0 Football '91

ROBERT O'NEAL 1989 GAME BY GAME school All-American... blocked nine punts as a senior.. .majoring in

PI Mite Act Tr»t PRl 1 IMT - VHc in Date Opponent rL mis Mb I 1 Ul 1 l_" T Ub Nil 1 T as management. ..born 4/20/70 Clinton, SC.

9-2 Furman 13 2 2 1-1

9-9 at Florida State 30 2 2 1 RICHARD CAREER STATS 9-16 at Virginia Tech 31 2 1 3 1-55 Year GP-GS Plays Hits Ast Tot TL-Yds Sacks PBU 9-23 Maryland 55 2 5 7 1 1989 7-0 182 0-0 0-0 9-30 at Duke 51 1 2 2-22 5 6 1990 11-4 174 13 6 19 1-13 0-0 0-7 1-1 -0 1 'Virginia 57 6 1 7 2 1 1991 11-3 225 9 9 18 3-4 0-0 10-14 Georgia Tech 22 2 2 Totals 29-7 581 22 15 37 4-17 0-0 10-21 N.C. State 68 4 5 9 1 1-9

1 n *Wake Forest 53 1 1 2 1 \ -U 11-4 *at North Carolina 30 1 2 3 #20 Larry Ryans 11-18 *at South Carolina 27 3 3 6 1-10 82.. 12-30 'West Virginia 40 1 3 4 1 1-0 WR...6-0...1 Jr.. .Greenwood, SC

All-around performer is the second-leading receiver 477 27 26 53 9 2-2 8-96 who on the squad that ranks second in Clemson history in total offense on a per game ROBERT O'NEAL 1990 GAME BY GAME basis. ..has 20 receptions for 273 yards and one touchdown, he has also Date Opponent PL Hits Ast Tot TFL PBU CF-RF PR- Yds gained 1 1 1 yards on 1 2 rushes and posts the best rushing average on the team at 9.3 yards per carry. ..also the Tigers' leading kickoff returner with 9-1 *Long Beach State 33 1 2 3 2-21 1 1 for 259 yards and a 23.5 yard average, he is fourth on the team in all- 9-8 *at Virginia 69 4 1 5 1-0 1-1 with 9-15 *at Maryland 65 2 3 5 1 1-4 purpose running a 60.7 yard per game average. ..had two grabs for

9-22 *App. State 53 1 4 5 49 yards in 34 plays in the season opener with Appalachian State, he also

9-29 *Duke 57 2 2 4 1 returned two punts for 12 yards in that contest.. .had his best game of the

I U-D 'Georgia 47 3 3 6 2 season in the loss to Georgia, when he had five receptions for 95 yards

10-13 *at Georgia Tech 50 5 1 6 1 -3 0-1 3-20 and a touchdown. ..also posted his best kickoff return figures in that 10-20 *at N.C. State 71 3 2 5 M-3) contest with three for 96 yards.. .named the Exxon Supreme Player of the

I \J-c. 1 'at Wake Forest 45 3 1 4 2 Game for his 191 -yard all-purpose rushing performance against the 11-3 *N. Carolina 57 2 3 5 1 1-10 Bulldogs. ..had 99 yards in all-purpose running in the N.C. State game, he 11-17 *S. Carolina 62 4 4 8 1-30 gained 22 yards on two receptions, gained 39 yards on three rushes, and 1-1 'Illinois 53 1 3 4 1 2-16 returned two kickoffs for a gain of 38 yards. ..has started all 1 1 games for

1 1 1 HQ I OtalS 1 -3 1-1 662 31 29 60 8 the Tigers at wide receiver this season. ..has played three positions in his

three years in Tiger uniform, he began his career as a defensive back, ROBERT O'NEAL 1991 GAME BY GAME played running back briefly in 1990 and then moved over to wide Date Opponent PL Hits Ast Tot PBU Int-Yds rri-Dp VHcYGS receiver.. .an All-America hurdler for the Clemson track team in 1990 and

9-7 'Appalachian 1 1 2-23 State 30 1991, he is the only hurdler in Clemson history to be named an All- 9-21 'Temple 40 3 2 5 2-7 American. ..an indoor and outdoor All-American for the 1990-91 aca- 9-28 'Georgia Tech 69 4 1 5 1 2-34 demic year, he won honors in the 55-meter hurdles indoors and with the 10-5 'at Georgia 78 7 2 9 2 2-6 4x1 00 meter relay squad outdoors that finished second nationally. ..holds 10-12 'Virginia 55 4 1 5 4 2-15 the Clemson records in the 1 1 0-meter high hurdles with a time of 1 3.74 10-26 *N.C. State 73 4 1 5 2 and in the 55-meter high hurdles at 7.27. ..the 1991 ACC outdoor 11-2 'Wake Forest 50 4 1 5 2-0 1-18 champion in the 110-meter high hurdles. ..started four games at wide 11-9 'at North Carolina 60 3 3 receiver in 1990 and averaged over 20 yards per kickoff return. ..seventh 11-16 "Maryland 49 2 1 3 3-53 on the team in all-purpose running in 1990, he was the only Tiger to 1 1-23 'at South Carolina 66 3 3 6 1 over yards each in rushing, receiving and kickoff 1 1-30 'Duke 71 3 1 4 1 1-0 accumulate 100 returns. ..was 7-41 in the season opener with Long Beach State as a Totals 641 38 13 51 11 2-0 15-156 tailback before moving to receiver the week of the Maryland game. ..a O'NEAL CAREER STATS threat on the end-around play.. .fourth on the team in receiving with 12 Year GP-GS Plays Hit Ast Tot TL-Yds PBU Int-Yds CF-RF PR-Yds catches for 1 13 yards. ..played at cornerback in all 12 games of 1989, his rookie season. ..saw considerable action on special teams. ..has taken the 1989 12-5 477 27 26 53 2-2 9 8-96 0-1 0-0 1990 12-12 662 31 29 60 1-3 8 0-0 1-1 13-109 last two spring practices off as he has been competing with the Tiger track 1991 11-11 641 38 13 51 0-0 11 2-0 1-0 15-156 squad that has won the last three indoor and outdoor conference Totals 35-28 1780 96 68 164 3-5 28 10-96 2-2 28-265 titles. ..injured much of his last two seasons of high school. ..nephew of former Minnesota Vikings receiver John Gilliam. ..majoring in management. ..born 7/28/71. #69 Al Richard DT...6-4...278...*Jr...Clinton, SC

A starter at defensive tackle for the Tigers in the first three games of 1 991 he has continued to be a contributor while playing behind all-conference performer Chester McGlockton...had a tackle for loss in three of the first four games of 1991, he had four tackles in each of the first two games versus Appalachian State and Temple. ..in for a season-high 32 snaps versus Temple. ..had 18 total tackles for the season and averaged 20 snaps per game... started four games in 1 990, he posted a career-high five tackles in 21 snaps against Duke that season. ..in for a career-high 34 snaps in the 1990 win over Wake Forest, he started that game while

Chester McGlockton was injured. ..began the 1 989 season playing on the defensive line where he played for the first two games, and then moved overtothe offensive line. ..played at offensive guard for the last four games of the season. ..moved back to the defensive line in 1990 spring practice. ..red-shirted the 1988 season at defensive tackle. ..SuperPrep Magazine's Defensive Player-of-the-Year in the Mid-Atlantic Region as a senior at Clinton High School. ..a USA Today honorable mention high Larry Ryans Mike Samnik

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LARRY RYANS 1991 GAME BY GAME Rush Date Opponent Plays Rec Yds Avg TD KD Att-Yds KOR-Yds

9-7 * Annalzirhizin 34 2 49 24.5 o 2

'Tpmnlo -j 1 9-21 i i' .OR ci i H oo 1 9-28 'Georgia Tech 37 2 17 8.5 3 1-5

10-5 'at Georgia 51 5 95 19.0 1 1 3-96 10-12 'Virginia 54 3 38 12.7 3 1-6 10-26 'N.C. State 53 2 22 11.0 3-39 2-38 11-2 'Wake Forest 50 0.0 2-(-D

11-9 "at North Carolina 42 0.0 1 1-28 11-16 'Maryland- 43 3 22 7.3 2 1-8 2-53 11-23 'at South Carolina 37 2 18 9.0 3-24

11-30 'Duke 42 0.0 1 1-11 1-12

Totals 476 20 273 13.65 1 13 12-111 11-259

RYANS CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Plays Rec Yds Avg TD LG Att Yds Avg TD LG KOR Stacy Seegars Ashley Sheppard 1989 12-0 76 10 tackles and 2 PBUs as a defensive back Gatorade State Player-of-the-Year during his senior year at Andrew 1990 12-4 418 12 113 9.4 1 40 14 105 7.5 33 8-162 Jackson High School, he was a Street & Smith honorable mention All- 1991 11-10 476 20 273 13.6 1 38 12 111 9.3 1 25 11-259 American. ..majoring in forest management. ..born 4/26/71. Totals 35-14 970 32 386 12.1 2 40 26 216 8.3 1 33 19-421 STACY SEEGARS 1991 GAME BY GAME STATS Date Game + Plays GR KD

#84 Mike Samnik 9-7 'Appalachian State 25 60 42 1 9-21 'Temple 28 20 48 58 2 TE. . .6-5... 238.. .*Jr... Clearwater, FL 9-28 'Georgia Tech 36 37 73 49 3

Backup tight end who was hampered by injury early in the season but has 10-5 'Georgia 52 22 74 70 1 seen more action in the Tigers' last few games. ..injured his toe in a 10-12 'Virginia 54 28 82 65 5 10-26 *N.C. State 45 23 68 66 7 construction accident last summer and missed the first three games of 11-2 'Wake Forest 42 19 61 69 6 1991. ..in for eight snaps in the loss to Georgia, that was his first game 11-9 'at North Carolina 45 26 71 63 6 back. ..saw action in 1 5 snaps the next week versus Virginia, he had three 11-16 'Maryland 44 22 66 67 3 knockdown blocks. ..in for a season-high 25 snaps in the ACC title- 11-23 'South Carolina 51 10 61 84 4 clinching win over Maryland, he had six knockdown blocks versus the 11-30 'Duke 47 15 64 72 4

Terrapins to tie his career high. ..had his longest reception of the season Totals 469 257 726 65 42 in Clemson's victory over instate rival South Carolina, it was a 31- SEEGARS CAREER STATS

yarder. ..also returned a short kickoff for 1 1 yards versus the Gamecocks., .in Year GP-GS Plays KDs for 100 snaps over the last five games. ..had 29 knockdowns in 1990, he 1990 6-0 69 2 1991 11-11 726 42 did not catch a pass all season and was the intended target only Totals 17-11 795 44

once. . .started three games in 1 990 when the Tigers went to a double tight end set. ..had a high of six knockdowns in the 1990 loss to Georgia Tech while in for only 24 plays. ..has been hampered by injury during his career, #96 Ashley Sheppard he suffered an ankle injury during an intramural basketball game and OLB...6-5...235...Jr...Greenville, NC missed spring drills in 1991 ...a reserve offensive guard in 1989, a pinched Another one of the Tigers' talented group of linebackers, he alternated nerve in his neck sidelined him for much of the season. ..moved to tight end with Wayne Simmons as a starter on the outside. ..ranked as the number- in the spring of 1990...red-shirted at offensive guard in 1988, it was only one special teams player in the nation by the Sporting News heading into his second year of playing organized football. ..played defensive end as a 1 991 , he has lived up to that reputation. ..tied for the team-lead in special senior in high school. ..from the same hometown as starting strong safety teams tackles with 11, nine have been first hits. ..has 48 tackles for the in Tyron Mouzon, they attended different high schools. ..majoring season to tie for eighth on the team, 60 percent of those have been first sociology. ..born 3/14/70. hits. ...has also posted five tackles for loss and three quarterback sacks STATS SAMNIK CAREER and ranks fifth on the team in quarterback pressures with seven. . .consistent Year GP-GS Plays Rec Yds Avg. KDs performer who has posted four or more tackles in 10 games this

1989 3-0 32 0.0 3 season. ..had four tackles in the win over Georgia Tech, all four were first 1990 12-3 250 0.0 29 hits and two were quarterback sacks. ..had his best game of the regular 7-1 123 40 20.0 22 1991 season the following week in the loss to Georgia, he posted seven tackles Totals 22-4 405 40 20.0 54 in that contest... had five tackles in only 29 plays in the victory over Wake Forest... broke up two passes in the South Carolina contest.. .did not start a game in 1990, he played at least 16 snaps in every contest. ..had 48 #79 Stacy Seegars tackles for the season, 19 were on special teams. ..ranked second on the OG...6-4...320...*So... Kershaw, SC team in tackles among non-starters. ..had 10 tackles for loss in 1990 to Has done a good job for the Tigers in his first year as a starter, he has been rank in the top 1 5 in the ACC. ..had the best game of his career in the win

in for 726 plays to lead all 1991 Tiger players. ..in for 89 percent of the at Wake Forest with eight tackles, including two sacks for 21 negative Tigers' total offensive plays this season, he played every offensive snap yards, in just 24 plays. ..named the ACC Player-of-the-Week for that

in the Georgia and North Carolina contests. ..in for a season-high 82 plays performance. ..had at least one tackle for loss in eight games. ..had three

in the Virginia contest, he tallied five knockdown blocks. ..registered seven tackles, including a sack, in 21 plays versus Illinois in the 1991 Hall of

knockdowns in the win over 12th-ranked N.C. State and then had six in Fame Bowl. ..boasts a 39-1/2" vertical jump. ..named to the Sporting each of the next two games, the Tigers' victories over Wake Forest and News' freshman honor roll in 1 989 and was considered one of the top first- North Carolina. ..earned his best coaches grade of the season in the win year freshman linebackers in the nation by that publication. ..ranked third over South Carolina, he graded out at 84 percent on 61 plays while playing on the team in special teams tackles with 12, 1 1 were first hits. ..had five

special teams tackles in the 1 989 win over N.C. just a few miles from his hometown of Kershaw. . .a second-team freshman State, that was a Clemson All-American according to the Football News in 1990, he saw action in record at that point ..attended Fork Union Military Prep School in six games and was in for 69 total snaps. ..ranks third on the squad in the 1988. ..played in the 1987 Shrine Bowl. ..a SuperPrep All-Midatlantic leg sled, he can push 1000 pounds. ..red-shirted the 1989 season, he saw selection at North Pitt HS in Greenville, NC.a USA Today honorable action on both the offensive and defensive lines during practice... the mention prep All-American. ..had 188 tackles and 18 sacks as a senior.. .majoring in management. ..born 1/21/69.

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tackles in 21 plays in the 1 991 Hall of Fame Bowl and six tackles, including

a sack, in 26 plays versus West Virginia in the 1989 Gator Bowl. ..led all freshmen tacklers in 1989 as a reserve bandit end, he had 59 tackles to his credit to rank sixth on the team.. .also had 5.5 sacks, the third highest total among Tiger defenders. ..made one of the most memorable plays of the season in the Tigers' win over Florida State. ..picked off a Seminole pass on the run and streaked 73 yards for a touchdown. ..one of only three

freshmen to start a game for the Tigers in 1 989, he got the starting nod in the North Carolina contest. ..red-shirted the 1988 season.. .AP's runner-up

for the state Player-of-the-Year as a senior in high school. ..majoring in financial management.. .born 12/15/69.

WAYNE SIMMONS 1991 GAME BY GAME Date Opponent PL Hits Ast Tot TL-Yds Sacks QP PBU

Wayne Simmons Terry Smith 9-7 Appalachian State 19 3 1 4 2-11 1.5-11

9-21 "Temple 34 5 1 6 3-20 1-11 9-28 Georgia Tech 37 3 3 1-7 0.5-7 ASHLEY SHEPPARD 1991 GAME BY GAME 10-5 "at Georgia 56 4 1 5 1-2 1-2 1

Date Opponent Plays Hits Ast Tot TFL Sacks QP 10-12 Virginia 42 2 1 3 1-1 2 10-26 1-5 1-5 9-7 "Appalachian State 29 2 1 3 "N.C. State 47 5 2 7 11-2 9-21 Temple 32 2 2 4 Wake Forest 26 2 2 1-9 1-9 1 1 9-28 "Georgia Tech 49 4 4 2-10 2-10 11-9 "at North Carolina 38 3 2 5 10-5 at Georgia 50 4 3 7 11-16 Maryland 39 1 1 2 1 1 10-12 "Virginia 50 3 2 5 2-3 11-23 "at South Carolina 25 2 2 4 1-5

1 1-30 10-26 N.C. State 45 1 3 4 Duke 46 2 2

11-2 "Wake Forest 29 4 1 5 Totals 409 32 11 43 11-60 6-45 8 2

11-9 at North Carolina 36 3 1 4

11-16 "Maryland 1 1-1 1-1 36 3 4 SIMMONS CAREER STATS 11-23 at South Carolina 35 2 2 4 Year GP-GS Plays Hits Ast Tot TL-Yds Sacks PBU QP Int-Yds-TD 11-30 "Duke 40 1 3 4 1 1989 12-1 362 29 10-49 5.5-40 1-73-1 Totals 431 29 19 48 5-14 3-11 7 30 59 1990 12-0 275 22 19 41 4-14 1-2 1-0-0 1991 11-5 409 32 11 43 11- 60 6-45 0-0 SHEPPARD CAREER STATS Totals 35-6 1046 84 59 143 25-123 12.5-87 11 21 2-73-1 Year GP-GS Plays Hits Ast Tot TL-Yds Sacks CF-RF PBU QP 1989 12-0 168 17 8 25 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 3 1990 12-0 269 27 21 48 10-49 4-35 0-0 5 3 #24 Terry Smith 1991 11-6 431 29 19 48 5-14 3-11 1-1 4 7 WR...6-1 ...1 97...*SO...CIemson, SC Totals 35-6 868 73 48 121 15-63 7-46 1-1 11 13 First-team All-Atlantic Coast Conference #49 Wayne Simmons A first-team AII-ACC choice by AP/ACSWA who is well on his way to becoming one of the top receivers in Clemson history. ..won Honorable OLB...6-2...230...*Jr...Hilton Head, SC Mention All-America honors by Football News. ..led the ACC in pass

Another member of the Tigers' outstanding corps of linebackers, he has receptions by a wide receiver with 4. 1 per game, he ranked second overall alternated starting assignments with Ashley Sheppard in 1991. ..plays at in the conference in that category... tied for second in the league in both outside linebacker positions, he is listed as the second-team player touchdown receptions with six. ..has 45 receptions for 758 yards this on the other side of the line behind All-American Levon Kirkland...is tied season to lead the team, the best single season mark for a Tiger since for 1 1th in school history in tackles for loss with 25 for his career after only Perry Tuttle had 52-883 in 1981 ...ranks third on the team in scoring with three years, he lacks only two of moving into 1 0th place along with former 36 points from six TDs.. .after only two seasons, he ranks in the top-five in all-conference tackle Vance Hammond. ..tied with Hammond for 11th- Clemson history in three single season reception categories, he ranks fifth place in Clemson history in quarterback sacks, he has 12.5 for his in receptions with 45, fifth in reception yards with 758, and is tied for fifth career.. .has registered 43 tackles for the season, 32 (74 percent) have in touchdown receptions with six. ..also ranks sixth in receptions per game been first hits. ...has made significant contributions in stopping the run and with 4.09 for the season. ...tied for eighth with Gary Cooper in Clemson the pass over the last two years. ..ranks 10th on the team in tackles, but history in career receptions with 79, he ranks ninth in career reception is fourth in tackles for loss with 1 1 ...more than a quarter of his total tackles yardage with 1 238 yards, and 1 0th in touchdown receptions with eight., .led have been for negative yardage. ..ranks second on the team in quarter- the Tigers in receiving in eight games in 1991, he has done so 14 times back sacks with six and has nine quarterback pressures, the fourth-best in his career.. .ended the regular season on a high note, averaging 99

mark on the 1991 squad.. .tied forthe team-lead in recovered fumbles with yards per game receiving in those four Tiger wins. ..had back-to-back 100 two. ..the only Tiger to register a tackle for loss in each of the first seven yard receiving games versus Maryland (4-120) and South Carolina (5- games of 1991, he had one and a half sacks in the season opener with 117), that feat had not been accomplished by a Clemson player since All-

Appalachian State in only 19 plays. ..literally had a hand in the Tigers' American Jerry Butler did it in 1 978. ..those totals gave him two of the top- conference championship, he partially blocked the field goal that kept four reception yardage games over the last 10 years for a Clemson

Virginia from winning the game in the final seconds of that tie. ..had six player.. ..named the Exxon Supreme Player-of-the-Game and was given tackles in 34 plays in the win over Temple, three of those tackles were for the ROTC Take No Prisoners Award versus Maryland, his 120 yards

negative yardage and one was an 1 1 -yard sack. ..had at least a half-sack receiving in that ACC title-clinching win were a career high. . .had a season- in each of the first four games of the season. ..had a season-best seven high seven receptions in the loss to Georgia, he was named the Exxon tackles in the win over 12th-ranked N.C. State, five were first hits and one Supreme Player-of-the-Game also. ..scored a pair of touchdowns in the was a six-yard sack. ..has registered a tackle for loss in 1 9 of the 35 games regular season finale with Duke when he had three grabs for 69 he has played in during his career.. .had at least one quarterback pressure yards. ..averaged over 10 yards per reception in all but one game in 1991

in each of the last eight games. ..ranked third among non-starters in and 1 9 times in his career, he has averaged over 20 yards in five games tackles in 1990, he had 41 stops. ..has the best power clean figure ever by during his two-year career.. .in 1990, set the Clemson freshman records a Clemson outside linebacker at 329 pounds, that mark ranks second on for receptions (34) and reception yardage (480) in a season, shattering the 1991 squad. ..has clocked in at 4.51 in the 40-yard dash. ..had two both records by over 10 receptions and 100 yards.. .also set the Clemson

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sophomore record this year.. .has at least one catch in 16 straight games and at least one in 22 of his 23 games at Clemson. ..set a freshman single game record with nine catches against Maryland, that was the most receptions for any Clemson player in nine seasons. ..finished 10th in the ACC in reception yards per game, he was 12th in total receptions. ..had three receptions for 43 yards as a starter in the Hall of Fame Bowl victory over Illinois. ..a two-time ACC Rookie-of-the-Week... posts the best power clean mark by a Clemson wide receiver since 1985 at 288 pounds. ..has clocked in at 4.45 in the 40-yard dash...red-shirted the 1989 season. ..the high school Player-of-the-Year in South Carolina according to USA Today as a senior at Daniel High School in Clemson. ..caught 56 passes

for 1 , 1 68 yards and 1 2 TDs in high school. . .majoring in management. . .born 4/20/71.

TERRY SMITH 1990 GAME BY GAME Date Opponent PL Rec Yds Avg TD KD Darnell Stephens James Trapp

9-1 'Long Beach State 2 16 8.0 1 9-8 at Virginia 42 3 54 18.0 9-15 *at Maryland 49 9 84 9.3 4 one of the longest plays ever by a Clemson player and was the fourth-

9-22 "Appalachian State 38 2 67 33.5 1 longest punt return in Clemson history.. .his 1 16 punt return yards against

9-29 •Duke 51 2 30 15.0 "I 2 Maryland rank as the third highest total in a single game in Clemson 10-6 Georgia 48 3 39 13.0 history and it was the most by an ACC player in a game this year.. .it was 10-13 'at Georgia Tech 56 0.0 2 also the third-longest punt return in ACC history. ..that play was CNN's 10-20 'at N.C. State 42 5 63 12.6 1 1 Play-of-the-Day and won Touchdown lllustrated's AT&T Long Distance 10-27 'at Wake Forest 42 3 47 15.6 3 Award. ..tied for the team-lead in special teams tackles with 11, his six 11-3 'North Carolina 43 1 15 15.0 o 1

11-17 South Carolina 39 1 22 22.0 o 2 PBUs are tied for third on the team. ..also named the state Freshman-of- 1-1 'Illinois 33 3 43 14.3 2 the-Week vs. NC State, Wake Forest, and Maryland. ..a SuperPrep All- Totals 506 34 480 14.1 2 19 American in high school, he was rated as the nation's fourth-best defensive back by that publication. ..given a four-star rating by recruiting TERRY SMITH 1991 GAME BY GAME analyst Joe Terranova...born 1/29/73. Date Opponent PL Rec Yds Avg TD Lg KD

9-7 "Appalachian State 45 3 40 13.3 1 25 1 DARNELL STEPHENS 1991 GAME BY GAME STATS 9-21 "Temple 40 4 60 15.0 1 25 4 Date Opponent Plays Hits Ast Tot PBU Int-Yds PR-Yds 9-28 "Georgia Tech 55 4 64 16.0 20 1 9-7 Appalachian State 3 2 1 3 1-8 10-5 'at Georgia 63 7 64 9.1 14 1 9-21 Temple 20 2 1 3 3-24 10-12 'Virginia 56 4 56 14.0 20 6 9-28 Georgia Tech 18 1-11 10-26 *N.C. State 58 4 55 13.7 25 1 10-5 Georgia 23 3 3 3-23 11-2 "Wake Forest 43 2 23 11.5 12 1 10-12 Virginia 58 4 2 6 1 2-60 11-9 at North Carolina 54 5 90 19.0 48 10-26 "N.C. State 73 4 3 7 2 2-31 11-16 'Maryland 54 4 120 30.0 1 52 1 11-2 "Wake Forest 50 4 1 5 2 3-54 11-23 'at South Carolina 57 5 117 23.4 1 62 2 11-9 "North Carolina 60 3 1 4 2-1 11-30 "Duke 51 3 69 20.3 2 34 3 11-16 "Maryland 47 2 2 4 4-116 Totals 45 758 16.84 6 62 21 11-23 "South Carolina 50 2 1 3 1-12 3-24

11-30 "Duke 40 2 2 1 1-0 SMITH CAREER STATS Totals 44? 28 12 40 6 1-12 25-352 Year GP-GS Plays Rec Yds Avg TD LG KDs

1990 12-9 506 34 480 14.1 2 34 rt STEPHENS CAREER STATS 1991 11-11 576 45 758 16.84 6 62 21 Year GP-GS Plays Hit Ast Tot PBU Int-Yds CF-RF PR-Yds

23-20 1082 79 1238 15.21 8 62 40 1991 iTS 442 28 12 40 6 Tl2 2^1 25-352

#30 Darnell Stephens #27 James Trapp

CB...6-1 . ..220.. .Fr.. .Converse, TX CB...6-1...180...Jr...Lawton, OK Second-team Freshman Ail-American Speedy cornerback who injured his hip in the third game of the season and Second-team Freshman All-American at a cornerback position according missed the next five games. ..has played 92 of his 127 total snaps in the in in last three games of the regular season. ..tied his career-high for tackles to Football News , one of the top first-year freshmen the ACC 1991, with five in the regular season finale with in he led the ACC and finished eighth in the nation in punt returns with a 14.1 Duke Tokyo, Japan. ..also yard per return average... gained 352 yards on 25 punt returns, that pressured the Blue Devil quarterback three times in that Clemson victory... broke an opponent in the yardage total ranks third on the Clemson single season list and his up pass Maryland and South Carolina average per return ranks 10th. ..has 40 tackles for the season, 28 have contests. ..in for 18 plays in the season opener with Appalachian State, he had three total tackles, all were first hits... 10 of his 16 total tackles been first hits. ..in for 64 plays over the first four games of the season as have in the last three games... the a backup defensive back. ..an injury to starting cornerback Tony Mauney also come only five-time track All American in Clemson history. ..an indoor All-American in the 55 meters indoors in the Virginia game forced Stephens into action. ..he was in for 58 plays and the 100 meters outdoors in 1990 and 1991, also and had six tackles in that contest and was named the ACC Rookie-of-the- he anchored the All- America 4x100 meter relay that finished in Week, the state of South Carolina's Freshman-of-the-Week and won the second the nation last year in meet. eight-time ROTC Take No Prisoners Award ...has been the Tigers' starter over the the NCAA ..an ACC Champion in track, he won the 100 and 200 meters and anchored the winning 4x100 last six games. ..had a season-high 73 plays and a season-high seven and 4x400 meter relay squads at the 1990 ACC outdoor meet and was the tackles in his first career start, the win over N.C. State, he also broke up named meet MVP. ..has led the Tigers to three consecutive indoor two passes and had two punt returns for 60 yards in that key Clemson ACC and outdoor conference titles. ..along with this season's conference win. ..had his most memorable play in the win over Maryland that clinched championship in football, Trapp has been a member of seven conference championship the ACC title for the Tigers when he returned a punt 89 yards for a teams at Clemson. ..ranks in the top 20 in the world in the touchdown, that was the longest punt return in the ACC this season and 100 meters

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heading into 1992 and is in the top 10 in the United States. ..the fastest returning collegian in the 55 meters. ..a reserve defensive back for the Tigers in 1989 and 1990, he had nine tackles on special teams and nine more in plays from scrimmage in 1990 while in for 35 plays. ..played at the safety slot in 1989 and was in for 72 plays. ..tied for second on the 1989 squad in special teams tackles with 1 3. ..rated as the nation's second-best high school cornerback by recruiting analyst Max Emfinger.. .a SuperPrep All-American and an honorable mention choice of USA Today. ..high school teammate of reserve Tiger fullback Greg Burk at Lawton (OK) HS... majoring in liberal arts. ..born 12-28-69.

TRAPP CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Plays Hit Ast Tot TL-Yds PBU 1989 11-0 72 7 8 15 0-0

1990 11-0 35 10 8 18 1-4 1 1991 6-0 127 12 4 16 0-0 2 Nelson Welch Curtis Whitley Totals 28-0 234 29 20 49 1-4 3

11-2 "Wake Forest 54 4-4 #2 Nelson Welch 11-9 "North Carolina 55 3- 3 PK...5-10...175...*FR... Greer, SC 11-16 "Maryland 27, 22 4- 5 11-23 "South Carolina 21,22 5- 5 First-team Freshman All-American 11-30 "Duke 25 3-5 A first-team AII-ACC choice by AP/ACSWA in his rookie year of compe- Totals 30-34 tition, he was a runner-up for conference Rookie-of-the-Year honors.. .an honorable mention All-American according to the Football News and WELCH CAREER STATS UPI, he set a Clemson record for points by a freshman with 81 to lead the Year GP-GS 0-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Tot LK Pat HB team. ..first-team freshman All-American according to Football News this 1991 11-11 8-10 4-7 5-6 0-3 17-26 47 30-34 year.. .tied for fourth in the nation in field goals per game. ..led the ACC in scoring with 7.36 points per game. ..ranks fifth on the Clemson single season list in field goals attempted with 26, is tied for sixth in field goals made with 1 7, is tied for eighth in extra points attempted in a single season #64 Curtis Whitley with 34 and in kick scoring with 81 points. ..is only one point away from C...6-1 ...265...*Sr...Smithfield, NC ranking in the top 10 on the single season list in overall scoring, David Backup center who was in for 336 snaps this season and played in 10 Treadwell ranks 10th with 82 points. ..set a new Clemson record for field games. ..in for a season-high 44 plays in the win over 12th-ranked goals made in a single game, he connected on five in the Tigers' win over N.C. State, he earned his highest coaches grade of the season, an 82 12th-ranked N.C. State. ..just the third player in the nation to accomplish percent, in that contest also. ..had four knockdown blocks in 33 plays in the that feat in 1 991 ...that game also set the school single game records for season opener with Appalachian State, he also registered four KDs kick scoring points in a game at 1 7 (he also was 2-2 on PATs), in field goal versus Wake Forest... received an 81 percent coaches grade in the loss yardage (192), and field goal attempts (6). ..three of his five kicks in that at Georgia, he was in for 37 snaps in that contest. ..missed the Virginia contest were for more than 40 yards, which tied another Clemson contest, he was suspended for a violation of team rules. ..the Tigers' record. ..named ACC Rookie-of-the-Week and the ABC/Chevrolet Player starting center in nine games last season, he was a bright spot in the of the Game for that contest. ..led the ACC in field goals at 1 .6 per game, Virginia game as he came off the bench and graded a team-best 84 that mark also ranked among the top-five in the nation. ..led the league in percent for 39 plays... earned his starting berth for the rest of the season field goal attempts at 2.4 per game. ..named the ACC Rookie-of-the-Week in that contest. ..had a career-high grade of 86 percent with six knockdowns in his first collegiate game, the season opener versus Appalachian for 43 plays against Appalachian State in 1 990 and had eight knockdowns State.... connected on both of his field goal attempts and was 4-4 on PATs in both the Georgia and North Carolina contests... a prime reason Clemson in that Clemson victory.. .his longest field goal of the season was a 47- finished ninth in the nation in rushing in 1990. ..missed the Hall of Fame yarder versus Georgia Tech, that ended up being the difference in the Bowl contest with Illinois due to a suspension. ..exceptionally strong game in that 9-7 Tiger win. ..successful on both of his field goal attempts athlete whose 505-pound bench press figure is tied for the best since Tiger in the win over instate rival South Carolina, he was also 5-5 on extra points strength coaches began keeping stats in 1985. ..sat out the 1989-90 year for his second-best scoring outing of the season. ..was 1 7-26 on field goal due to disciplinary action. ..second-team center in 1 988, he was in for 77 attempts and 30-34 on PATs in 1991 ...red-shirted the 1990 season, he snaps from scrimmage and played on the Tigers special teams. ..red- studied under the tutelage of former Tiger great Chris Gardocki (now with shirted the 1987 season at offensive guard. ..a 1986 Shrine Bowl the Chicago Bears). ..punted and placekicked during his red-shirt year, he starter.. .majoring in parks, recreation and tourism management. ..born 5/ devoted all of his time to placekicking last spring and this fall. ..connected 10/69. on a 52-yard field goal in his first spring scrimmage. ..clocked in at 4.43 in the 40-yard dash last spring, that was the fastest time ever by a Tiger punter or placekicker...the 1 989 high school Player-of-the-Year in South CURTIS WHITLEY 1991 GAME BY GAME Carolina according to USA Today. ..led his Greer High school team to a Date Game + Plays GR KD 15-0 record and the state AAA title... also played defensive back as a 9-7 Appalachian State 25 8 33 76 4 prepster... majoring in marketing. ..born 3/23/72. 9-21 Temple 15 8 23 65 1

9-28 Georgia Tech 12 9 21 57 1 10-5 Georgia 30 7 37 81 2 NELSON WELCH 1991 GAME BY GAME STATS 10-12 Virginia Did Not Play Date Opponent Made Missed PAT 10-26 N.C. State 36 8 44 82 2 9-7 "Appalachian St. 36, 31 4-4 11-2 Wake Forest 30 12 42 62 4 9-21 "Temple 27 3-3 11-9 North Carolina 27 7 34 79 2 9-28 "Georgia Tech 47 0-1 11-16 Maryland 25 14 39 64 10-5 "Georgia 27. 29 50, 30 0-0 11-23 South Carolina 25 8 33 76 3 10-12 "Virginia 22, 40 34, 33, 27 2-2 11-30 Duke 21 9 30 71 3 10-26 "N.C. State 31, 42, 32, 46, 41 42 2-2 Totals 246 90 336 73 22

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WHITLEY CAREER STATS Year GP-GS Plays KD RONALD WILLIAMS 1991 GAME BY GAME

8-0 77 6 Date Opponent PL Att Yds Avg TD LG Rec-Yds 1990 11-9 630 45 Q 7 97 1 A Appalachian State 1 1991 10-0 336 22 9-21 'Temple 33 14 86 6.1 o 26 Totals 29-9 1043 73 9-28 Georgia Tech 33 20 102 5.1 1 17

10-5 *at Georgia 59 13 100 7.7 54 1 -3

10-12 'Virginia 61 20 185 9.7 1 56 4-57 #25 Ronald Williams 10-26 N.C. State Did Not Play-Injured TB...6-1...203...So...Ninety Six, SC 11-2 Wake Forest Did Not Play-Injured 11-9 Second-team All-Atlantic Coast Conference at North Carolina Did Not Play-Injured 11-16 Maryland 2 1 4 4.0 4 A second-team AII-ACC choice of AP/ACSWA even though he missed 11-23 at South Carolina Did Not Play-Injured five of the last six games of the season with a injury.. .injured knee his knee 11-30 Duke Did Not Play-Injured in pregame warmups of the N.C. State game, he missed that game and Totals 212 82 585 7.1 3 56 6-64 the next two after undergoing arthroscopic surgery to repair damaged ligaments and cartilage. ..in for two plays and carried the ball once for a WILLIAMS STATS gain of four yards in the Maryland game, he sat out the South Carolina CAREER Year GP-GS Plays Att Yds Avg TD LG Rec Yds Avg TD All-Purp Yds/Play contest and reinjured his knee during practice for the Coca-Cola Bowl in 11-9 Japan. ..had knee surgery to repair torn ligaments on December 16 and 1990 432 178 941 5.29 8 51 1 1 1.0 179-942 5.26 1991 6-3 212 82 585 7.1 3 56 6 64 10.67 88-649 7.37 will miss the Citrus Bowl. ..still the Tigers' number-two rusher in 1 991 with Totals 17-12 644260 1526 5.9 11 56 7 65 9.29 267-1591 5.96 585 yards on 82 carries, his 7. 1 yard per carry average is the best among

1 991 Tiger running backs. ..second on the team in total offense on a per game basis at 97.5, that mark would have been one of the best in the ACC #31 Derrick Witherspoon if he had played in enough games to qualify. ..ranked 21st in Clemson history in career rushing yardage after playing only one and a half years TB...5-11...198...So...Sumter, SC with 1526 yards. ...had the best game of his career in the tie with Virginia, Third-string tailback who has been hampered by injury for much of the the last game he played in before being injured. ..gained a career-high 1 85 season. ..had 34 carries for 120 yards and two touchdowns this season, yards on 20 carries in that contest, one carry was for 56 yards, a career- both TDs and exactly half of that yardage total came in the first two games high. ..gained 242 yards in all-purpose rushing in the Virginia tie, that was of the season. ..gained 47 yards on 11 carries in 18 plays in the season the sixth highest single game figure in Clemson history.. .led the Tigers in opener with Appalachian State and was 4-13 rushing the next week rushing in the first five games of the season, he was not the starter in the versus Temple. ..versatile player who also gained 85 yards on 10 recep- season opener with Appalachian State, but gained 108 yards on 14 tions in 1 991 ...had three catches for 23 yards in the win over Georgia Tech carries and scored a touchdown. ..rushed for over 1 00 yards in four of the and two for 35 the next week at Georgia. ..hyperextended his knee early five games he played in before suffering the injury, he has rushed for over in the Virginia contest and sat out the next week's win over

1 00 yards eight times in his two-year career.. .an honorable mention All- N.C. State. ..carried the ball three times for 14 yards in the Wake Forest American according to Football News.. named the ABC/Chevrolet Player game, he did not play the next week at North Carolina, he was not of the Game, the Exxon Supreme Player of the Game, and the state of completely over his injury and it rained heavily for the entire game. ..in for

South Carolina's Offensive Player of the Week versus Georgia Tech, he a season-high 24 plays in the win over Maryland, he gained 32 yards. ..in gained 100 yards on 13 carries to lead all rushers in that Clemson for only nine plays in the Tigers' last two games. ..had an 81 -yard run in the win. ..was second among all freshman rushers nationally in 1990, he Tigers' 1990 win over Appalachian State, that was the longest run from ranked 26th overall in the national rushing statistics with 91 .4 yards per scrimmage in the ACC last year , he posted a career high 123 yards in 10 game. ..named the 1 990 ACC Rookie-of-the-Yearand was a first-team all- attempts in that contest... also had the Tigers' longest pass reception in conference choice. ..an honorable mention All-American according to UPI 1990, it was a 56-yarder in the victory over N.C. State. ..the Tigers' sixth and Football News. ..just the second first-year freshman in Clemson leading rusher and sixth-leading receiver in 1 990.. .gained 2063 yards all- history to be chosen AII-ACC, Robert O'Neal was the other.. .set a purpose running as a senior at Sumter (SC) High School, including 1 31

Clemson record for rushing yardage by a first-year freshman with 941 , he rushing, 223 receiving, and 529 on kick returns. ..scored 35 touchdowns during his high school in broke the record by 436 yards. . .was just 33 yards shy of Terry Allen's (now career.. .majoring management. ..born 2/14/71 with the Minnesota Vikings) record for rushing yardage by any freshman (first-year or red-shirt). ..had one of the best games of his career against WITHERSPOON CAREER STATS Appalachian State when he rushed for 183 yards in 14 attempts and Year GP-GS Plays Att Yds Avg TD LG Rec Yds Avg LG scored three TDs... first Clemson freshman to score three TDs in a game 1990 10-0 144 42 261 6.21 1 81 6 69 11.5 56 and the 183 yards tied for second as far as the best freshman rushing 1991 9-0 104 34 120 3.53 2 14 10 85 8.50 28 games in Clemson history.. .ranked second in the ACC in rushing.. .tied the Totals 19-0 248 76 381 5.01 3 81 16 154 9.62 56 Clemson freshman record for touchdowns with eight... did not start the first four games of the season, he missed the Virginia game altogether... majoring in financial management. ..born 5/19/72.

RONALD WILLIAMS 1990 GAME BY GAME Date Opponent PL Att Yds Avg TD LG

9-1 Long Beach St. 18 6 38 6.3 1 16 9-8 at Virginia Did not play 9-15 at Maryland 40 8 37 4.6 9 9-22 "App. State 30 14 183 13.1 3 46 9-29 •Duke 53 15 70 4.7 26 10-6 'Georgia 46 23 128 5.6 2 51 10-13 'at Georgia Tech 29 17 108 6.3 25 10-20 •at N.C. State 61 26 95 3.6 22

10-27 "at Wake Forest 37 16 75 4.7 1 19

11-3 'N. Carolina 43 19 56 2.9 1 19 11-17 *S. Carolina 40 20 124 6.2 31

1-1 'Illinois 35 14 27 1.9 12 Williams Totals 432 178 941 5.3 8 51 Ronald Derrick Witherspoon

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1991 Honors and Awards

TEAM (9-1-1,6-0-1) 4th straight year coaching in a New Year's Day State of S.C. Offensive Player-of-the-Week

ACC Champions — 1 3th time — extends own Bowl vs. South Carolina record 2nd consecutive undefeated season in Death ACC Football Today Player-of-the-Week vs. Citrus Bowl — 7th consecutive season in a Valley South Carolina bowl — new ACC record Recorded his 100th win as a head coach (vs. ESPN/Visa Player-of-the-Game vs. North 15th straight winning regular season — ex- Duke) Carolina tends own ACC record Runner-up ACC Coach-of-the-Year by AP/ JP/Schick Player-of-the-Game vs. South Caro- Set ACC record for scoring in most consecu- ACSWA lina tive games (149 & counting) Exxon Supreme Player-of-the-Game vs. N.C.

Set Clemson record with 1 1 straight wins in 33 RODNEY BLUNT, TB State Death Valley Exxon Supreme Player-of-the-Game vs. Wake Exxon Supreme Player-of-the-Game vs. North Ranked 13th by AP Forest Carolina Ranked 12th by USA Today/CNN Exxon Supreme Player-of-the-Game vs. South Ranked 16th by Football News 99 ROB BODINE, NG Carolina

Ranked 1 1th by Greenville News Computer 1st Team All-American by Football Writers ROTC Take No Prisoners Award vs. N.C. Ranked 19th by Sagarin Computer 2nd Team All-American by AP, UPI State Led NCAA in Rushing Defense (53.4 yards/ 2nd Team All-American by Sporting News Winningest starting quarterback in Clemson game) 2nd Team All-American by College & Pro history with 84.8% (19-3-1) Led ACC in Total Offense (409.7 yards/game) Weekly Set record for highest pass completion per- Led ACC in Rushing Offense (255.7 yards/ Honorable Mention All-American by Football centage by any player in game involving 2- game) News Clemson (85.7% vs. South Carolina on 1 Led ACC in Total Defense (263.2 yards/game) 1st Team AII-ACC by AP/ACSWA 14) Led ACC in Rushing Defense (53.4 yards/ ACC Defensive Lineman-of-the-Week vs. N.C. game) State 59 JEB FLESCH, OG Led ACC in Offensive Plays (76.2 plays/game) JP/Schick Player-of-the-Game vs. Maryland 1st Team All-American by AP Led ACC in Fewest Offensive Plays Allowed Exxon Supreme Player-of-the-Game vs. Duke 1st Team All-American by UPI

(65.3 plays/game) ROTC Take No Prisoners Award vs. Appala- 1 st Team All-American by Football News

Led ACC in Field Goals (1 .5/game) chian State 1st Team All-American by Walter Camp Led ACC in First Downs (21.2/game) Tied Clemson season record for Tackles for 2nd Team All-American by Sporting News

Led ACC in Rushing First Downs (1 3.8/game) Loss (27) Honorable Mention All-American by Scripts

Led ACC in Fewest First Downs Allowed ( 1 3.5/ Led ACC in Tackles for Loss (2. 5/game) Howard game) Coca-Cola Bowl Defensive Player-of-the- 1st Team AII-ACC by AP/ACSWA

Led ACC in Fewest Rushing First Downs Game (vs. Duke) 1 st Team AII-ACC by Football News Allowed (4.2/game) ACC Offensive Lineman-of-the-Week vs. Geor- Led ACC in Defense Against Third Down 65 BRUCE BRATTON, OT gia Tech Conversions (29.1%) 1st Team Academic All-American by College ACC Offensive Lineman-of-the-Week vs. Mary- Led ACC in Rushing Yards per Attempt (4.6 Football Association land yards) 2nd Team AII-ACC by AP/ACSWA ROTC Take No Prisoners Award vs. Georgia Led ACC in Rushing Touchdowns (2.5 per ESPN/Toyota Leadership Award vs. Georgia Tech game) Atlanta Touchdown Club Southeast Lineman- Led ACC in Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed 51 MIKE BROWN, C of-the-Year

per Attempt (1 .7 yards) 1st Team AII-ACC by AP/ACSWA Invited to play in Hula Bowl Led ACC in Fewest Rushing Touchdowns Honorable Mention All-American by Football

Allowed (0. 5/game) News 26 ERIC GETER, CB Led ACC in Fewest Punt Return Yards Al- Exxon Supreme Player-of-the-Game vs. Geor- lowed (7.8 yards/game) 89 BRENTSON BUCKER, DT gia Tech Led ACC in Punt Return Defense (4.8 yards/ Exxon Supreme Player-of-the-Game vs. return) Temple 9TY GIBSON, TE Set Clemson season record for Rushing De- ACC Offensive Lineman-of-the-Week vs. Vir- fense (53.4 yards/game) 10 DeCHANE CAMERON, QB ginia Set Clemson season record for Fewest Rush- Honorable Mention All-American by Football ing Yards Allowed (587 yards) News 40 RUDY HARRIS, FB Set Clemson season record for Fewest Rush- Exxon ACC Player-of-the-Week vs. N.C. State Exxon Supreme Player-of-the-Game vs. North ing Yards/Attempt (1.7 yards) ACC Offensive Back-of-the-Week vs. N.C. Carolina Set Clemson season record for Fewest Rush- State ROTC Take No Prisoners Award vs. North

ing Attempts/Game (31.5 att.) ACC Offensive Back-of-the-Week vs. North Carolina Carolina KEN HATFIELD, HEAD COACH State of S.C. Offensive Player-of-the-Week 13 KENZIL JACKSON, LB Citrus Bowl will be his 10th consecutive bowl vs. N.C. State ESPN/Visa Player-of-the-Game vs. Georgia game as a head coach

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44 LEVON KIRKLAND, OLB 1st Team AII-ACC by Football News Led ACC in Punt Returns (14.2 yard/return) 1st Team All-American by Kodak/AFCA Honorable Mention All-American by Football Had Longest Punt Return in ACC this season 1st Team All-American by Walter Camp News (89 yards vs. Maryland)

1st Team All-American by Sporting News 1 of 20 Nominees for Thorpe Award 1st Team All-American by Scripps Howard ACC Defensive Back-of-the-Week vs. Virginia 2 NELSON WELCH, PK 2nd Team All-American by Football News ROTC Take No Prisoners Award vs. Georgia 1st Team AII-ACC by AP/ACSWA 2nd Team All-American by UPI ROTC Take No Prisoners Award vs. Wake Honorable Mention All-American by Football 1st Team AII-ACC by AP/ACSWA Forest News, UPI 1st Team AII-ACC by Football News ACC Rookie-of-the-Week vs. Appalachian 1 of 12 Semi-finalists for Lombardi Award 20 LARRY RYANS, WR State 1 of 20 Semi-finalists for Football News Defen- Exxon Supreme Player-of-the-Game vs. Geor- ACC Rookie-of-the-Week vs. N.C. State sive Player-of-the-Year gia ABC/Chevrolet Player-of-the-Game vs. N.C. Invited to play in Hula Bowl State Invited to play in Senior Bowl 24 TERRY SMITH, WR Set Clemson season record for points by a 1st Team AII-ACC by AP/ACSWA freshman (81) 18 CHUCK LYNCH, P Honorable Mention All-American by Football Set Clemson record for kick-scoring points in ESPNAToyota Leadership Award vs. North News a game (17 vs. N.C. State) Carolina Exxon Supreme Player-of-the-Game vs. Geor- Set Clemson record for field goals in a game (5 gia vs. N.C. State) 93 ED McDANIEL, LB Exxon Supreme Player-of-the-Game vs. Mary- Set Clemson record for yardage on made FGs 1st Team All-American by College & Pro land in a game (192 vs. N.C. State) Weekly ROTC Take No Prisoners Award vs. Maryland Tied Clemson record for 40+ yard FG's Made Honorable Mention All-American by Football Led ACC in Receiving Yards (68.9 yards/ in a game (3 vs. N.C. State)

News, UPI game) Tied Clemson record for field goal attempts in 3rd Team All-American by AP Led ACC in Pass Receptions by a Wide Re- a game (6 vs. N.C. State) 1st Team AII-ACC by AP/ACSWA ceiver (4.1 /game) Led ACC in Scoring (7.4 pts/game)

1 of 10 Semi-finalists for Butkus Award Led ACC in Field Goals (1.5/game) ACC Defensive Lineman-of-the-Week vs. 30 DARNELL STEPHENS, CB Led ACC in Field Goal Attempts (2.4/game) North Carolina ACC Rookie-of-the-Week vs. Virginia ROTC Take No Prisoners Award vs. Temple State of SC Freshman-of-the-Week vs. Vir- 25 RONALD WILLIAMS, RB ginia 2nd Team AII-ACC by AP/ACSWA 91 CHESTER McGLOCKTON, DT State of SC Freshman-of-the-Week vs. N.C. Honorable Mention All-American by Football 1st Team AII-ACC by AP/ACSWA State News Honorable Mention All-America by Football State of SC Freshman-of-the-Week vs. Wake State of S.C. Offensive Player-of-the-Week News Forest vs. Georgia Tech ACC Defensive Lineman-of-the-Week vs. Vir- State of SC Freshman-of-the-Week vs. Mary- ABC/Chevrolet Player-of-the-Game vs. Geor- ginia land gia Tech ABC/Chevrolet Player-of-the-Game vs. Vir- Exxon Supreme Player-of-the-Game vs. Ap- 7 RICHARD MONCRIEF, QB ginia palachian State Coca-Cola Bowl Offensive Player-of-the-Game ROTC Take No Prisoners Award vs. Virginia Exxon Supreme Player-of-the-Game vs. Geor- (vs. Duke) CNN Play-of-the-Day vs. Maryland (89 yard gia Tech punt return) Exxon Supreme Player-of-the-Game vs. Vir- 15 ROBERT O'NEAL, FS Touchdown Illustrated AT&T Long Distance ginia 1st Team AII-ACC by ACC/ACSWA Award vs. Maryland

1991 ACC Final Regular Season Standings

Conference Overall Team W L T Pet. For Odd W L T Pet. For odd Home Road Neu. Streak CLEMSON ...6 1 .929 180 90 9 1 1 .864 304 144 6-0-1 2-1 1-0 Won 6 N.C. State 5 2 .714 163 150 9 2 .818 270 185 6-1 3-1 0-0 Won 2 .583 265 197 5-1 2-3 0-1 Georgia Tech . . 5 2 .714 165 91 7 5 Lost 1

Virginia 4 2 1 .643 185 90 8 2 1 .773 313 119 7-0 1-2-1 0-0 Won 5 4 .636 199 6-1 1-3 0-0 North Carolina . 3 4 .429 131 118 7 282 Won 2 Maryland 2 5 .286 87 163 2 9 .182 138 302 1-4 1-5 0-0 Lost 5 2-3 1-5 Wake Forest 1 6 .143 86 194 3 8 .272 195 300 0-0 Won 1 3-2 1-3-1 Duke 1 6 .143 106 207 4 6 1 .409 231 280 0-1 Lost 5 Florida State — X X X .XXX X X 10 2 .833 439 186 5-1 3-1 2-0 Lost 2 3-7 ACC vs. Non-Conference: 32-12-1 ACC vs. Non-ACC AP Ranked Teams: ACC vs. Division I-A: 24-11-1

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1991 Clemson Stats (9-1-1 Overall, 6-0-1 ACC, 6-0-1 home, 2-1 away, 1-0 Neutral)

TEAM STATISICS CLEM OPP RUSHING GP-S TC Gain Lost Net Avg TD LG SI 17 Rodney Blunt, TB 11-7 160 736 30 706 4.4 4 48 TOTAI OFFFM^F 4JU4 / 9RQR 71 8 Ronald Williams, TB 6-3 82 596 1 585 7.1 3 56 1 Dial ridyo 814 Rudy Harris, FB 11-4 100 443 2 441 4.4 9 59 TdlUo i el r lay 5 53 AOQ 7 PR':? P D. Cameron, QB 11-11 115 549 157 392 3.4 4 41 I dlUb i el VjJdfilc MPT YARD^ Rl ISHIMP pan 587 R.Moncrief, QB 10-0 32 224 41 183 5.7 2 34 A tt a r

- i 6-0 1 TdlUbo r*iH rclDor RUollD ich A RR 1 Doug Bolin, TB 23 103 102 4.4 1 15 PASSING YARDS 1694 2308 Howard Hall, FB 8-3 27 83 83 3.1 11 A ttomrttc Tony Kennedy, FB 10-1 18 83 10 73 4.1 1 30 nllcl i i \J lo 224 358 Paul Caputo, FB 9-4 8 20 20 2.5 1 5 f^nmnlptionci 125 1 71 Q Cassidy, 1-0 1 0.0 ndU IMlcl

Aworofio P i i t TR 71 ^R PP MVcidLjC rUlll Oj. / I Terry Smith, WR 11-11 45 758 16.84 6 62 n t ndU DIUUKcU U 1 Larry Ryans, WR 11-10 20 273 13.65 1 38 Mpt Pi intinn 34.0 31 7 Rodney Blunt, TB 11-7 17 150 8.82 25 PI IMT RFTI IRM R4R RR 1 YARH^ rUIN 1 n[_ UnlN I nnUO Tyrone Gibson, TE 11-9 12 134 11.17 25 Mi imhpr nf Rpti irnQ 1 N U 1 1 1 L/C 1 Ul riClUI No 45 1 D. Witherspoon, TB 9-0 10 85 8.50 28 Tni iphrlnwnQ 1 UUUI lUUVVI lo o o Ronald Williams, TB 6-3 6 64 10.67 42 A\/pr;^np Rptiirn 1 11-2 1 rA v c i aye nciui 12.1 4.8 Dwayne Bryant, WR 6 98 16.33 40 IMTFRPFPTIOM RFTI IRM VARPlS P1 11-4 UN 1 LnvjCr 1 I'JIN rill 1 UrilN T MtiLJO oy Rudy Harris, FB 3 16 5.33 9 if Into rrontirin q R n 1 1 1 Icl UcUUUI lo Howard Hall, FB 8-3 3 39 13.00 17 n 7-1 i uuunuuwrib u u Mike Samnik, TE 2 40 20.00 31 Mvcidyc nciurn h.o P R DeChane Cameron, QB 11-11 1 37 37.00 37 Fl IMRI n F RFTI IRMQ U U CLEMSON 11 125 1694 13.55 8 62 Fiimhlp Rpti irn Varrlc n nuiiiuic nciuiii i aiuo o Opponents 11 171 2308 13.50 12 72 n n 1 UUCllUOWllb u

TDTAI1 RFTI IRM1 I 1 \J ML. fi L_ 1 l_J ri Nl YARDSnrlUO R84 107 miqpfi i amfhi iq rfti irm yhq PR n PASSING GP-S CM-AT I Yds TD LG Pet Y/A Eff RFTI IRM R1R KIPKOFF YARDS 1 1010 O u D. Cameron, QB 11-11 111-193 1478 62 .575 7.7 123.14 #Returns 26 49 R. Moncrief, QB 10-0 14-31 216 37 .452 7.0 129.18 Touchdowns CLEMSON 11 125-224 1694 62 .558 7.6 124.00 Average Return 19.8 20.6 Opponents 11 171-358 2308 12 72 .477 6.5 107.88 TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 234 148 By Rushing 153 46 By Passing 74 94 TOTAL OFF. GP Plays Yds YDS/P TDR YDS/G By Penalty 7 7 DeChane Cameron, 11 308 1870 6.07 9 170.0 PENALTIES (No-Yds.) 55-491 61-443 QB Ronald Williams, TB 6 82 585 7.13 3 97.5 FUMBLES (No. -Lost) 35-18 20-10 Rodney Blunt, 11 160 706 4.41 4 64.2 TOTAL TURNOVERS 26 19 TB QB SACKS BY 41-284 19-109 Rudy Harris, FB 11 100 441 4.41 9 40.1 Richard Moncrief, 10 63 399 6.33 4 39.9 3rd Down Conversions 67-165 51-175 QB Derrick Witherspoon, TB 9 34 120 3.50 2 13.3 Percentage .406 .291 Larry Ryans, 11 12 111 9.25 1 10.1 4th Down Conversions 10-13 5-10 WR Percentage .769 .500 TIME OF POSSESSION 363:13 296:47 Per Game 33:01 26:59 FIELD GOALS Name 0-29 30-39 40-49 50+ TOT LK Pat HB TEAM SCORING Clem Opp N. Welch 8-10 4-7 5-6 0-3 17-26 47 30-34 2 Total Points 304 148 Opponents 3-3 5-9 2-7 0-1 10-20 44 16-16 2 Points Per Game 27.6 13.5 Touchdowns 37 17 By Rushing 28 5 KICKOFFS Avg Avg Starts By Passing 8 12 Att TB GL OB Ret Ret Start -21 By Return 1 N. Welch 24 7 2 16-402 25.13 27.41 10 By Recovery J. Sauve 39 2 3 3 33-608 18.4 30.25 3 Field Goals 17-26 10-20 D.Harman 1 0-0 0.0 56.00 PAT-Kick 31-35 16-16 PAT-Run 0-1 0-0 PAT- Pass 0-1 0-1 PUNTING NO YDS AVG -20 +50 RET LP HB Net

Safeties Chuck Lynch 50 1808 36.2 17 3 18-86 50 1 34.44

Team 1 13 13.0 0-0 13 13.00

Scoring By Quarters CLEMSON 51 1821 35.70 17 3 18-86 50 1 33.77 Clemson 52 101 63 -304 Opponents 83 3172 38.22 11 7 45-545 65 1 31.70 Opponents 34 38 22 54 -148

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1991 CLEMSON FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD SCORING TD (R-P-RE) 2PT Pat FG-FGA Pts Clemson Nelson Welch, PK 30-34 17-26 31 Date W-L St Score Opponent (AP, USA) Attend AP-USA Rudy Harris, FB 9 9-0-0 54 Preseason 9-9 Terry Smith, WR 6 0-6-0 36 S. 7 W H 34-0 Appalachian State 74,127 D. Cameron, QB 4 4-0-0 24 S.14 Open Date Rodney Blunt, TB 4 4-0-0 24 S. 21 W H 37-7 Temple 74,575 Ronald Williams, TB 3 3-0-0 18 S. 28 W H 9-7 $Georgia Tech (19.18) 83,194 7-5 D Witherspoon, TB 2 2-0-0 12 O. 5 *A 12-27 %Georgia 85,434 6-5 Larry Ryans, WR 2 1-1-0 12 O. 12 H 20-20 $Virginia 82,333 18- 15 R. Moncrief, QB 2 2-0-0 12 O. 19 Open Date 21-21 Tony Kennedy, FB 1 1-0-0 6

O. 26 W H 29-19 $N.C. State (12,10) 79,532 19- 18 D. Stephens, CB 1 0-0-1 6 N. 2 W H 28-10 Wake Forest 68,955 16-16 Doug Bolin, FB 1 1-0-0 6 N. 9 W *A 21-6 %North Carolina 31,000 15-15 Dwayne Bryant, WR 1 0-1-0 6 N. 16 W H 40- 7 ^Maryland 71,881 15-14 Paul Caputo, FB 1 1-0-0 6 N. 23 W A 41-24 v'South Carolina 74,200 14-13 Jeff Sauve, PK 1-1 1 N.30 W N1 33-21 Duke 50,000 13-12 D.Cameron, QB 0-1 J.1 California, 1:30 PM (ABC-TV)13-12 Jim McLees, QB 0-1 "Denotes night game $-ABCTV, %-ESPNTV \-ACCTV Clemson 37 28-8-1 0-2 31-35 17-26 304 Note: All rankings are prior to the game. Opponents 17 5-12-0 0-1 16-16 10-20 148 Total home attendance: 534,597 Average attendance: 76,371 CLEMSON LEADERS Opp Rushing Passing Receiving Tackles KDs Appalachian State Williams (14-108) Cameron (7-1 1- 100) Smith (3-40) Bodine (13) Gibson (8) Temple Williams (14-86) Cameron (7-1 2- 85) Smith (4-60) McDaniel (11) H.Hall (7) Georgia Tech Williams (20-102) Cameron (8-1 7-94) Smith (4-64) Bodine (13) Flesch (9) Georgia Williams (13-100) Cameron (19- 38-246) Smith (7-64) Jackson (10) Flesch (7) Virginia Williams (20-185) Cameron (14- 22- 159) Williams (4-57) McGlockton (10) Gibson (12) North Carolina State Cameron (18-79) Cameron (14- 23- 143) Blunt (6-45) Bodine (10) Flesch (12) Wake Forest Blunt (18-103) Cameron (8-1 4-93) Blunt (4-29) Kirkland (8) Caputo, Harris (8) North Carolina Cameron (18-117) Cameron (5-1 0-90) Smith (5-90) McDaniel (15) Flesch, Harris (9) Maryland Blunt (17-79) Cameron (13- 23-213) Smith (4-120) McDaniel (10) Bratton. Samnik (6) South Carolina Cameron (20-116) Cameron (12- 14-206) Smith (5-117) McDaniel (9) Flesch (8) Duke Blunt (24-163) Moncrief (3-6- 51) Smith (3-69) McDaniel (14) Flesch (9) CLEMSON DEFENSIVE STATS ALL-PURPOSE RUNNING LEADERS Per (Includes Special Teams) NAME,POS. G Rush Rec PR KR Tot Game NAME GP-GS HT AT Tot TL-Yds Sacks PBU Ronald Williams, TB 6 585 64 649 108.2 Ed McDaniel, LB 11-11 67 39 106 9-19 3 Rodney Blunt, TB 11 706 150 856 77.8 Rob Bodine, MG 11-11 66 33 99 27-111 7.5-62 Terry Smith, WR 11 758 758 68.9 Levon Kirkland, OLB 11-11 42 20 62 12-55 5.5-35 6 Larry Ryans, WR 11 111 273 25 259 668 60.7 Kenzil Jackson, LB 11-6 36 22 58 4-16 1-6 6 Rudy Harris, FB 11 441 16 29 486 44.2 C. McGlockton, DT 11-8 43 13 56 15-45 5.5-24 2 D. Cameron, QB 11 392 37 429 39.0 Brentson Buckner, DT 11-11 34 21 55 10-54 5.5-46 1 D. Stephens, DB 11 352 352 32.0 Robert O'Neal, FS 11-11 38 13 51 11 D. Witherspoon, TB 9 120 85 205 22.8 Ashley Sheppard, OLB 11-6 29 19 48 5-14 3-11 4 Howard Hall, FB 8 83 39 20 142 17.8 Tyron Mouzon, SS 11-11 32 16 48 2-30 1-26 9 Robert O'Neal, FS 11 156 156 14.2 Wayne Simmons, OLB 11-5 32 11 43 11-60 6-45 2 INTERCEPTIONS No Yds Avg TD LG Darnell Stephens, SS 11-6 28 12 40 6 Tyron Mouzon, SS 3 18 6.0 12 Eric Geter, CB 11-11 23 14 37 5 Robert O'Neal, FS 2 0.0 Chuck O'Brien, LB 9-5 21 16 37 2-4 1-2 1 Kenzil Jackson, LB 2 1 1.0 1 Tim Jones, LB 8-0 14 8 22 2-11 Darnell Stephens, CB 1 12 12.0 12 Tony Mauney, 8-5 16 3 19 1-2 1 CB Norris Brown, FS 1 8 E .0 8 David Davis, NG 10-0 9 10 19 5-14 2-7 CLEMSON 9 39 4.3 12 Al Richard, DT 11-3 9 9 18 3-4 Opponents 8 21 2.6 14 2-16 1 Arthur Bussie, DT 7-0 14 4 18 2-16 PUNT RETURNS No Yds Avg TD LG Norris Brown, FS 9-0 14 3 17 Darnell Stephens, SS 25 352 14.1 1 89 James Trapp, CB 6-0 12 4 16 2 Robert O'Neal, FS 15 156 10.4 35 Michael Barber, OLB 10-0 9 3 12 1 Larry Ryans, WR 4 25 6.3 7 Darren Calhoun, LB 11-0 5 7 12 1 Tim Jones, LB 1 12 12.0 12 David Joye, DB 10-0 7 3 10 1-8 Pierre Wilson, DT 8-0 3 4 7 CLEMSON 45 545 12.1 1 89 Lewis Usher, OLB 11-0 5 2 7 Opponents 18 86 4.8 15 Warren Forney, DT 6-0 4 2 6 1-4 1-4 KICKOFF RETURNS No Yds Avg TD LG Butch Fewster, SS 10-0 2 4 6 Larry Ryans. WR 1 259 23.5 46 Paul Caputo, FB 9-4 2 3 5 Lance Easton, QB 9 194 21.6 36 D. Goudelock, DB 8-0 3 2 5 Rudy Harris, FB 3 29 9.7 14 Rod Adams, OLB 7-0 2 2 4 Howard Hall, FB 1 20 20.0 20 Stacy Lewis, CB 3-0 2 1 3 Mike Samnik, TE 1 11 11.0 11 Shane Scott. LB 5-0 2 1 3 Paul Caputo, FB 1 3 3.0 3 Lance Easton, QB 10-0 2 2 CLEMSON 26 516 19.8 46 Roger Hutchins, SN 11-0 2 2 Opponents 49 1010 20.6 44 Kelly Gomillion, NG 4-0 1 1 2 SPECIAL TEAMS TACKLES Nelson Welch. PK 11-11 1 Name Hts Ast Tot O'Brien, LB 3 9-9 1 Jeff Sauve, PK Sheppard, OLB 11 Scott, LB 2 1 11-10 1 Usher, Larry Ryans. WR Stephens, SS 11 OLB 2 1 Ty Gibson, TE 11-8 1 Bussie, DT 10 Simmons, OLB 3 3-0 1 Mark Owens, DT O'Neal, FS 9 Hutchins. SB 2 Brown, TOTALS 11 631 329 960 112-467 41-284 61 Joye, DB 8 FS 1 1 Easton, Caused Fumbles (18): Stephens 2, McDaniel 2, Geter 2, Bodine 2, Calhoun, LB 7 QB 2 Forney, Buckner, Jackson, O'Neal, Kirkland, Simmons, O'Brien, Mouzon, Fewster, SS 6 Ryans, WR 2 McGlockton, Sheppard Caputo, FB 5 Gibson, TE 1 Recovered Fumbles Kirkland Jackson, Simmons 2, Sheppard, (11): 2, Goudelock. DB 5 Sauve. PK 1 Bodine. McDaniel, Stephens, Forney. McGlockton Kirkland. 4 Welch. PK 1 1 OLB QB Pressures (74): McGlockton 1 7. Kirkland 1 5. Bodine 1 , Simmons 9, Jones. LB 1 Sheppard 7, Bussie 7. Buckner 7. Trapp 6. McDaniel 2, Richard 2. Trapp, SS 4 Adams. OLB 1 Wilson 5, Brown 1, Davis 1, Jones 1. Mouzon 2 Barber, OLB 4 Blocked Kicks (3): Fewster, Jones, Simmons Mouzon, SS 4 Totals 72 41 43 Clemson Football '91

1991 INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS

RUSHING Williams Blunt Witherspoon Hall Harris Moncrief Cameron Opponent TC-YDS-TD TC-YDS-TD TC-YDS-TD TC-YDS-TD TC-YDS-TD TC-YDS-TD TC-YDS-TD

App. St. 14-108-1 14-53-0 11-47-1 4-21-0 1-2-0 5-14-0 5-11-0 Temple 14-86-0 7-61-0 4-13-1 3-13-0 5-11-1 4-11-0 6-2-0 Ga. Tech 20-102-1 10-34-0 4-4-0 2-2-0 8-23-0 2-3-0 10-0-0 Georgia 13-100-0 3-9-0 0-0-0 7-24-0 1-3-0 DNP 12-13-0 Virginia 20-185-1 3-2-0 0-0-0 INJ 26-102-1 0-0-0 8-27-0 N.C. State INJ 25-74-0 INJ INJ 4-17-1 0-0-0 18-79-1 Wake Forest INJ 18-103-2 3-14-0 INJ 7-29-1 9-60-0 7-40-0

North Carolina INJ 1 9-56-0 INJ 2-2-0 16-54-1 0-0-0 18-117-2 Maryland 1-4-0 17-79-1 8-32-0 4-7-0 8-39-0 4-49-1 6-(-17)-0

1 South Carolina INJ 20-72-1 2-5-0 2-4-0 1 -35-2 0-0-0 20-116-1 Duke INJ 24-163-0 2-5-0 3-10-0 13-126-2 8-46-1 5-4-0

RECEIVING Smith Ryans Gibson Williams Bryant Witherspoon Blunt Opponent Rc-YDS-TD Rc-YDS-TD Rc-YDS-TD Rc-YDS-TD Rc-YDS-TD Rc-YDS-TD Rc-Yds-TD

App. St. 3-40-1 2-49-0 1-11-0 1-4-0 0-0-0 1-5-0 1-25-0 Temple 4-60-1 1-12-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-13-1 0-0-0 0-0-0 Ga. Tech 4-64-0 2-17-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 3-23-0 0-0-0 Georgia 7-64-0 5-95-1 3-33-0 1-3-0 0-0-0 2-35-0 0-0-0 Virginia 4-56-0 3-38-0 1-13-0 4-57-0 0-0-0 1-(-4)-0 1-(-1)-0 N.C. State 4-55-0 2-22-0 2-21-0 INJ 0-0-0 INJ 6-45-0 Wake Forest 2-23-0 0-0-0 1-10-0 INJ 2-51-0 1-6-0 4-29-0 North Carolina 5-90-0 0-0-0 0-0-0 INJ 0-0-0 INJ 0-0-0 Maryland 4-120-1 3-22-0 1-8-0 0-0-0 1-23-0 2-20-0 2-20-0 South Carolina 5-117-1 2-18-0 2-31-0 INJ 0-0-0 0-0-0 2-25-0 Duke 3-69-2 0-0-0 1-7-0 INJ 1-11-0 0-0-0 1-7-0

PASSING Cameron Moncrief PUNT RETURNS O'Neal Stephens Opponent Cm-At-Yds-I-TD Cm-At-Yds-I-TD No-Yds-Avg No-Yds-Avg 7-11-100-0-0 2-7-34-0-1 App. St. App. State 2-23-11.5 1-8-8.0 Temple 7-12-85-0-2 0-3-0-1-0 Temple 2-7-3.5 3-24-8.0 8-17-94-1-0 1-1-10-0-0 Ga. Tech Ga. Tech 2-34-16.0 1-11-11.0 Georgia 19-38-246-3-1 DNP Georgia 2-6-3.0 3-23-11.5 14-22-159-1-0 1-1-37-0-0 Virginia Virginia 2-15-7.5 2-60-30.0 14-23-143-0-0 0-1-0-0-0 N.C. State N.C. State 0-0-0 2-31-15.5 8-14-93-0-0 5-9-42-0-0 Wake Forest Wake Forest 1-18-18.0 3-54-18.0 5-10-90-0-0 0-0-0-0-0 North Carolina North Carolina 0-0.0 2-1-0.5 Maryland 13-23-213-1-1 1-2-17-0-0 Maryland 3-53-17.6 4-116-29.0 1-1-25-0-1 South Carolina 12-14-206-1-0 South Carolina 0-0-0.0 3-24-8.0 Duke 4-9-49-0-1 3-6-51-0-1 Duke 1-0-0.0 1-0-0.0

PUNTING - Lynch Kickoff Ret by Ryans No-Yds-Avg. Field Goals App. State None Nelson Welch Temple 1-26-26.0 -20 Opponents Made Missed At Yds Avg +50 Ga. Tech None Appalachian St 36,31 None 4 148 37.0 3 Georgia 3-96-32.0 Temple 27 None 4 151 38.7 1 Virginia 1-6-6.0 Ga. Tech 47 None 8 290 36.3 4 N.C. State 2- 38-19.0 Georgia 1 27, 29 50, 30 4 205 41.0 Wake Forest None Virginia 22, 40 34, 33, 27 3 100 33.0 North Carolina 1- 28-28.0 N.C. State 31,42, 32, 46, 41 42 4 146 36.5 1 1 Maryland 2- 53-26.5 Wake Forest 54 6 209 34.8 South Carolina None North Carolina 55 7 233 33.3 4 Duke 1-12-12.0 Maryland 27, 22 3 90 30.0

South Carolina 21,22 2 82 41.0 1 Duke 25 4 154 38.5 3

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1991 GAME-BY-GAME DEFENSIVE STATISTICS

MrDanipl Bodine Buckner Kirkland Simmons Richard Jones Stephens Game PL-Tot-TL PL-Tot-TL PI-Tot-TL PL-Tot-TL PL-Tot-TL PL-Tot-TL PL-Tot-TL PL-Tot-PB

App. St. 25-8-2 41-13-3 30-7-2 25-4-1 19-4-2 28-4-0 17-4-1 3-3-0 Temple 40-1 1-2 39-8-3 38-7-2 31-6-1 34-6-3 32-4-1 12-5-0 20-3-0 Ga. Tech 59-12-1 60-13-4 48-6-1 57-2-0 37-3-1 31-2-1 10-2-0 18-0-0 Georgia 61-9-1 64-6-1 51-6-0 57-6-0 56-5-1 17-2-1 18-1-0 23-3-0 Virginia 60-7-0 57-9-2 45-3-0 53-7-1 42-3-1 20-2-0 13-2-0 58-6-1 An i n o N.C. State 46-7-0 49-1 U-o 42-1-0 46-8-1 47-7-1 15-0-0 26-1-0 73-7-2 Wake Forest 28-4-1 97 7 n 22-5-1 24-8-3 26-2-1 18-2-0 24-5-0 50-5-2 N. Carolina 57-1 5-0 /in.Q-9 38-8-2 52-5-1 38-5-0 15-0-0 DNP 60-4-0 ^fi 1 n 1 ividi yidriu OD I U I o i -o-o 29-4-1 36-4-1 39-2-0 14-1-0 20-2-1 47-4-0 A9-fi-9 SO . Carolina\_/ CI 1 Will I CI 49-9-1 35-4-1 50-6-2 25-4-1 10-0-0 DNP 50-3-0

R7.in.zi- Duke 58-14-0 o / 1 U H- 47-4-0 54-6-1 46-2-0 25-1-0 DNP 50-2-1

MrGlorkton orleppdru O'Neal Mouzon Jackson Geter Mauney Game PL-Tot-TL PI -Trtt-TI PL-Tot-PB PL-Tot-PB PL-Tot-TL PL-Tot-TL PL-Tot-PB App. St 14-1-0 29-3-0 30-1-0 29-2-1 25-2-0 30-2-0 30-1-0 Temple 21-3-1 32-4-0 40-5-0 41-3-1 32-8-0 42-1-0 42-3-0 Ga. Tech 37-4-1 49-4-2 69-5-1 67-4-1 56-6-0 69-8-1 69-3-0 Georgia 59-6-1 50-7-0 78-9-2 77-2-0 78-10-3 79-4-1 79-3-0 Virginia 52-10-3 50-5-2 55-5-4 69-8-2 73-7-0 69-2-1 11-1-0 N.C. State 39-6-2 45-4-0 73-5-2 72-8-0 26-5-0 73-6-0 INJ Wake Forest 27-4-1 29-5-0 50-5-0 31-1-0 22-2-0 50-6-0 INJ N. Carolina 35-5-2 36-4-0 60-3-0 60-4-1 27-6-0 60-4-0 INJ Maryland 31-4-1 36-4-1 49-3-0 62-4-0 22-3-1 29-1-0 15-3-0 S.Carolina 45-6-1 35-4-0 66-6-1 65-6-2 31-4-0 66-2-0 16-3-0 Duke 58-7-2 40-4-0 71-4-1 72-6-0 40-5-0 61-1-2 33-2-0

PL=does not include special team plays.

1991 STARTING LINEUPS

Offense App.St Temple Ga.Tech Georgia Virginia N.C.St. W. Forest UNC Maryland use Duke SE/TE Ryans Ryans Ryans Ryans Ryans Ryans Ryans Samnik Ryans Ryans Ryans LT Bratton Bratton Bratton L.Hall L.Hall Bratton Bratton Bratton Bratton Bratton Bratton LG Flesch Flesch Flesch Flesch Flesch Flesch Flesch Flesch Flesch Flesch Flesch C M.Brown M.Brown M.Brown M.Brown M.Brown M.Brown M.Brown M.Brown M.Brown M.Brown M.Brown RG Seegars Seegars Seegars Seegars Seegars Seegars Seegars Seegars Seegars Seegars Seegars RT Hankins Hankins Hankins Hankins Hankins Hankins Hankins Hankins Hankins Hankins Hankins TE/FLK Bryant Gibson Gibson Gibson Gibson Gibson Gibson Gibson Bryant Gibson Gibson QB Cameron Cameron Cameron Cameron Cameron Cameron Cameron Cameron Cameron Cameron Cameron FB Caputo H.Hall H.Hall H.Hall Harris Caputo Caputo Caputo Kennedy Harris Harris TB Blunt Williams Blunt Williams Williams Blunt Blunt Harris Blunt Blunt Blunt FLK Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith PK Welch Welch Welch Welch Welch Welch Welch Welch Welch Welch Welch

Defense App.St Temple Ga.Tech Georgia Virginia N.C.St. W. Forest UNC Maryland use Duke OLB Kirkland Kirkland Kirkland Kirkland Kirkland Kirkland Kirkland Kirkland Kirkland Kirkland Kirkland DT Buckner Buckner Buckner Buckner Buckner Buckner Buckner Buckner Buckner Buckner Buckner MG Bodine Bodine Bodine Bodine Bodine Bodine Bodine Bodine Bodine Bodine Bodine DT Richard Richard Richard McGlockton McGlockton McGlockton McGlockton McGlockton McGlockton McGlockton McGlockton OLB Sheppard Simmons Sheppard Simmons Sheppard Simmons Sheppard Simmons Sheppard Simmons Sheppard WLB Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson Jackson O'Brien Jackson O'Brien O'Brien O'Brien O'Brien MLB McDaniel McDaniel McDaniel McDaniel McDaniel McDaniel McDaniel McDaniel McDaniel McDaniel McDaniel CB Geter Geter Geter Geter Geter Gster Geter Geter Geter Geter Geter SS Mouzon Mouzon Mouzon Mouzon Mouzon Mouzon Mouzon Mouzon Mouzon Mouzon Mouzon FS O'Neal O'Neal O'Neal O'Neal O'Neal O'Neal O'Neal O'Neal O'Neal O'Neal O'Neal CB Mauney Mauney Mauney Mauney Mauney Stephens Stephens Stephens Stephens Stephens Stephens P Lynch Lynch Lynch Lynch Lynch Lynch Lynch Lynch Lynch Lynch Lynch

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CLEMSON GAME-BY-GAME TEAM STATS (Clemson Totals on Top) Category ASU Temple GT UGA UVa NCS WF UNC Md use Duke Total 409 307 277 395 511 399 451 340 460 503 455 PQ4 1 R1 914 ^1 ft Offense 84 104 282 360 354 OVJ I I O I O I o H\JO

Plays 79 59 75 74 81 81 84 71 85 77 72 R4 fii rs ftn 47 58 70 79 73 / vj O 1 DO ou

Yds/Play 5.18 5.2 3.7 5.3 6.3 4.9 5.4 4.9 5.4 6.5 6.3 "\ 1 .79 1 .8 4.0 4.6 4.8 H.O4 o.oS R p R o.or s 4 Q O.VJ

Yds Rushing 275 222 173 149 315 256 316 250 230 272 355

1 n ftl RQ 1 s 1 ft 2 89 123 77 113 1 u Oc7 I o

Rush Att 61 44 57 36 58 57 61 61 60 62 57 29 46 37 41 38 PR CO9^ Rfi R1 1 Q Ot-"39

Yds Passing 134 85 104 246 196 143 135 90 230 231 100 9Q1 974 1 nn 1 7S RRR 82 15 159 283 241 I VJVJ I / o OVJO ooo

Pass Att 18 15 18 38 23 24 23 10 25 15 15 18 12 33 38 35 44 9fi PR OVJro HVJ4fi 4fl

Pass Comp 9 7 9 19 15 14 13 5 14 13 7

1 Q 1 fi 14 1 9fi 10 5 15 17 15 I vj <1VJ ^o9R

Had Int 1 1 3 1 1 1

2 1 p elp p

Comp % .500 .467 .500 .500 .652 .583 .565 .500 .560 .867 .467 fi1 s Sfis .556 .416 .455 .447 .429 4^9 .VJ I o .ovjvjson RR7 47Q

First Downs 23 17 16 16 23 24 25 16 25 28 21

1fi 1 Q 1 fi 5 6 13 15 21 I vj i 1 o 1 VJ 21

Total TDs 4 5 1 1 2 2 4 3 5 5 5 Q 1 1 3 2 p 1 vj 1 o o

Rush TDs 3 3 1 2 2 4 3 3 4 3 1 n n p n 1 1 i u VJ VJ

Pass TDs 1 2 1 1 1 2

1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 2

TOP 35:01 25:04 31:32 28:30 32:01 35:34 38:28 33:34 35:17 33:23 34:49 24:59 34:56 28:28 31 :30 27:59 P4Pfi 91 -^9 PfiPfi P44R 9RR7 25:1

3rd Dn Con 5-13 3-10 7-18 3-16 9-17 4-15 7-15 6-16 8-16 8-14 7-15 fi-1 ^-1 1-12 2-16 5-17 7-19 1 1-20 7 p-n O 1

Punts 4-37.0 4-37.8 8-36.3 5-41.0 3-33.0 4-36.5 6-34.8 8-30.8 3-30.0 2-41.0 4-38.5 10-41 .2 10-38.5 10-34.0 9-37.3 6-42.0 7-^R fi ^-49 fi R-RR 1 Q-49 R 4-rd r 5-30.8

Turnovers 2 3 4 5 1 1 . 1 2 2 2 3

1 1 2 1 1 P p p p 4

Penalties 2-15 6-52 5-40 5-50 6-50 3-15 7-70 5-39 6-55 7-90 3-15

7-4R 4-pn r-1 o 1 1 -RQ 5-35 2-10 7-89 7-45 1 1-90 0-0 / HO O I VJ II \J C3 4-30

Punt Ret. 6-43 7-56 3-45 5-29 4-75 2-31 4-72 2-1 7-169 3-24 2-0

1 -ft 4-94 1 -7 1 -1 9-1R 2-6 1-1 2-2 1-6 2-16 1-(-3) I o

Kickoff Ret. 0-0 1-14 2-46 5-107 1-6 3-45 2-55 2-64 2-53 4-50 4-76 fi-1 P'} 4-R1 6-1 14 I 5-120 4-73 7-148 2-22 3-104 2-33 VJ I C.O H O o u / 7-126

Int. Ret 0-0 0-0 2-7 0-0 0-0 1-8 2-0 0-0 0-0 2-24 2-0 1 -O f)-fi 0-0 1-2 1-0 3-0 1-14 u-u u-u u-u I u

Sacks By 4-20 4-36 3-25 3-20 1-1 6-42 3-27 4-20 5-21 3-21 5-60 1-5 3-16 3-18 2-8 0-0 3-24 1-7 0-0 3-19 1-2 2-16

46 Clemson ^# Football '91

Career Highs

Rushing Attempts Yards Touchdowns

Ronald Williams 26, N.C. State, 90 185, Virginia, 91 3, Appalachian St., 90 Rodney Blunt 25, N.C. State, 91 163, Duke, 91 2 vs. many

D. Witherspoon Georgia Tech, St, 1 Many 13, 90 123, Appalachian 90 ,

Howard Hall 15, Maryland, 90 78. Long Beach St., 90 1 , Many Rudy Harris 26, Virginia, 91 126, Duke, 91 2 vs. many

Larry Ryans 7, Long Beach St., 90 41, Long Beach St., 90 1 .Appalachian St. ,91 Richard Moncrief 9, Wake Forest,91 60, Wake Forest, 91 DeChane Cameron 20, S. Carolina, 91 117, North Carolina, 91 2, N. Carolina, 91

Appalachian St., Appalachian St., 1 Paul Caputo 6, 90 24, 90 , Many Tony Kennedy 12, Georgia Tech, 90 67, S. Carolina, 89 2, S. Carolina, 89 Doug Bolin 11, Wake Forest, 91 57, Wake Forest, 91 1, Wake Forest, 91

Receiving Receptions Yards Touchdowns

Terry Smith 9, Maryland, 90 120, Maryland, 91 2, Duke, 91

Larry Georgia, 91 95, Georgia, 91 1 Georgia, 91 Ryans 5, ,

D. Witherspoon 3, Georgia Tech, 91 56, N.C. State, 90

Ty Gibson 3, Georgia, 91 33, Georgia, 91

Temple, 91 51, Wake Forest, 91 1 Temple, 91 Dwayne Bryant 2, WF, ,

Ronald Williams 4, Virginia, 91 57, Virginia, 91

Howard, Hall 2, Many 52, Wake Forest, 90 1, Illinois. 90 Jason Davis 2, Virginia, 90 23, Virginia, 90 Rodney Blunt 6, N.C. State '91 45, N.C. St, 91

Passing Attempts Completion Yards Touchdowns Cameron 38, Georgia, 91 19, Georgia, 91 246, Georgia, 91 2, Many

Moncrief 9, W. Forest, 91 5, Wake Forest, 91 42, Wake Forest, 91 1 Appalachian St, 91

Plays Total Offense Percentage Efficiency Cameron 50, Georgia, 91 322, S. Carolina, 91 .857 (12-14), USC, 91 190.88, Illinois, 90 Moncrief 18, W. Forest, 91 102, Wake For., 91 .555, Wake Forest, 91

Defense Tackles TFL Sacks Ed McDaniel 15, North Carolina, 91 3, GATech, NCS, 90 1. N.C. State, 90 Rob Bodine 13, App. St., GA Tech, 91 4, Georgia Tech, Duke, 91 2.0, N.CS, Duke, 91 Brentson Buckner 8, North Carolina, 91 2, AS, Temple, UNC, 91 1.5, App State, 91

Arthur Bussie 7, Long Beach State, '90 1 vs. many 1 vs. N.C. State, 91

Georgia, 91 1 Georgia, Kenzil Jackson 10, Georgia, 91 3, , 91

Robert O'Neal 9, Georgia, 91; NCS, 89 Temple, 1.5, App. State, 91 WavnpV V u y 1 Simmons\~J 11 Mill 1 o 8, S. Carolina, 89 3, 89 Levon Kirkland 13, Maryland, 88 3, Many 2, N Carolina, 89, USC, 91 Ashley Sheppard 8, Wake Forest, 90 2, Many 2, Many Eric Geter 8, Georgia Tech, 91 Chester McGlockton 10, VA, 91; UNC, 90 3, VA, 91. USC, 90 3, S. Carolina, 90

1 Many Al Richard 5, Duke, 90 , Tyron Mouzon 8, N.C. State, '91 Tony Mauney 8. S. Carolina, 90

Chuck O'Brien 8, North Carolina, 88 2, North Carolina, 91 1 , vs. many Darnell Stephens 7, N.C. State, 91

St., 1 James Trapp 5. App State, Duke, 90 1, Long Beach 90 , Long Beach St, 90 David Davis 7, N. Carolina, 90 2, Illinois, 90, UNC 91 1.5, Illinois, 90

Warren Forney 3, App. State, 91 Norris Brown 3, Wake Forest, 91 '91 Michael Barber 3, Temple, Maryland

Pierre Wilson 3, App State, 90 1 . Many 1. Many

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7 Richard Moncrief QB 6-1 200 *SO. 1 VL 10-19-71 Montgomery, AL Davis Charles Lee 47 Tyron Mouzon ROV 6-1 214 SR. 3VL 7-12-70 Clearwater, FL Dunedin Ken Weir 38 Chuck O'Brien LB 6-3 240 *SR. 3VL 5-15-69 Clarksburg, MD Frederick Frank Webster 15 Robert O'Neal SAF 6-2 185 JR. 2VL 2-1-71 Clarkston, GA Clarkston Tommy Stringer 80 Mark Owens DL 5-11 247 JR. SQ 12-18-70 Fountain Inn, SC Hillcrest Wayne Baker 54 Dustin Rash OG 6-3 240 JR. JC 9-30-70 Mesa, AR Mesa JC Jessie Parker 69 Al Richard DT 6-4 278 *JR. 2VL 4-20-70 Clinton, SC Clinton Keith Richardson

48 . Clemson ^# Football '91

88 Thad Ridgley TE 6-3 210 *SO. SQ 4-24-71 Ambridge, PA Ambridge Frank Anthony 21 Sean Ryan WR 6-1 182 •JR. SQ 9-20-69 Aiken, SC St. Angela Ac. Jim Buist 20 Larry Ryans WR 6-0 182 JR. 2VL 7-28-71 Greenwood, SC Greenwood Willis Burkett 84 Mike Samnik TE 6-5 238 *JR. 1VL 3-14-70 Clearwater, FL Countryside Bill Berry 19 Jeff Sauve PK 6-2 180 FR. HS 6-27-73 Mechanicsburg, PA Cumberland Valleny Tim Rimpfel 37 Shane Scott LB 6-1 225 'JR. 2VL 10-10-69 Alexandria, VA Mt. Vernon Bruce Patrick 79 Stacy Seegars OG 6-4 320 •so. RS 4-26-71 Kershaw, SC Andrew Jackson Duane Dennie 89 Kenneth Session LB 5-11 207 SO. SQ 6-1-90 Andrews, SC Andrews Allen Poston 96 Ashley Sheppard OLB 6-5 235 JR. 2VL 1-21-69 Greenville, NC North Pitt Larry Bolger 49 Wayne Simmons OLB 6-2 230 *JR. 2VL 12-15-69 Hilton Head, SC Hilton Head Dan Utley 24 Terry Smith WR 6-1 197 •so. 1VL 4-20-71 Clemson, SC Daniel Dick Singleton 30 Darnell Stephens DB 6-1 220 FR. HS 1-29-73 Converse, TX Judson D.W. Rutledge 52 Jamison Temples OT 6-5 271 *JR. SQ 7-10-70 Little Mtn, SC Chapin Eddie Muldrow 85 Franklin Thomas TE 6-4 237 •so. RS 1-11-71 New Orleans, LA St. Augustine Anthony Biagas 27 James Trapp SAF 6-1 180 JR. 2VL 12-28-69 Lawton, OK Lawton Darrell Ahlschlager 22 Lewis Usher OLB 6-2 225 *FR. RS 3-26-72 Decatur, GA SW DeKalb Buck Godfrey 2 Nelson Welch PK 5-10 175 *FR. RS 3-23-72 Greer, SC Greer Stuart Holcombe fid Pi irtic WhitlfM/ r fi-1 Oil on 0\l\ CIA CQ Selma JdCKI ^ \j Odblcl 25 Ronald Williams TB 6-1 203 SO. 1VL 5-19-72 Ninety Six, SC Ninety Six Wayne Sweeney 98 Pierre Wilson DT 6-4 285 •so. 1VL 5-5-71 Jackson, MS Provine Stanley Blackman 31 Derrick Witherspoon TB 5-11 198 so. 1VL 2-14-71 Sumter, SC Sumter Tom Lewis 83 Stephon Wynn TE 6-3 244 *FR. RS 12-31-71 Winnsboro, SC Fairfield Central Ben Freeman

1991 RED-SHIRTS 76 Terrence Abney DT 6-4 295 FR. HS 4-8-73 Monetta, SC Ridge Spring Phil Strickland 67 Paul Barton OL 6-7 275 FR. HS 6-29-73 Sorrento, LA St. Amanto Doug Moreau 58 Joe Boylan OL 6-6 240 FR. HS 8-29-73 Philadelphia, PA St. Jon Neuman Gerard McConnell 94 Clayton Casteel OL 6-4 235 FR. HS 12-31-72 Weaverville. NC N. Buncombe Tom Mclntyre 42 Marvin Cross LB 6-4 230 FR. HS 9-1-73 Durham, NC Hillside Samuel Vaughn 87 Bobby Forbes TE 6-6 250 JR. JC 7-10-70 Citrus Heights, CA American River JC Larry Ghilardi 32 Marrio Grier FB 5-11 215 FR HS 12-5-71 Mint Hill, NC Valley Forge Military Ac. Jim Burner

21 Henry Guess WR 6-3 199 FR. HS 1 1 -28-72 Cordova, SC Edisto John Weathers 72 Robert Jackson OL 6-7 350 FR. HS 9-17-72 Washington, DC Woodson Bob Headen 34 Andy McCrorey DB 6-1 178 FR. HS 3-4-73 Rock Hill, SC Rock Hill Jim Ringer 53 Trevor Putnam OL 6-5 230 FR HS 10-28-72 Canton, NC Pisgah Carroll Wright 46 James Sims OLB 6-4 220 FR. HS 8-21-73 Lockhart, SC Lockhart Maurice Revis 11 Louis Solomon QB 5-10 170 FR. HS 7-22-72 Somerset, NJ Franklin Joe Stinson 39 Marlon Watson DB 5-11 175 FR. HS 1-25-72 Memphis, TN Hamilton Daniel Cooperwood 77 Wyatt Wilson DL 6-5 260 FR. HS 6-3-72 Sewell, NJ Washington Township Tom Brown 92 Charles Winslow OLB 6-3 215 FR. HS 1-16-72 Virginia Beach, VA Green Run Elisha Harris

# NAME POS HGT WGT CL EXP BIRTHDAY HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL H.S.COACH 1 Dwayne Bryant WR 6-2 195 SO. 1VL 4-26-71 Tallahassee, FL Lincoln Steve Hardin 2 Nelson Welch PK 5-10 175 •FR. RS 3-23-72 Greer, SC Greer Stuart Holcombe 3 Butch Fewster DB 5-10 186 *JR. 1VL 7-12-70 Rock Hill, SC Northwestern Jimmy Wallace 5 Jimmy McLees QB 5-11 193 *SR. 1VL 12-31-68 Greenville. SC Mauldin Stanley Hopkins 7 Richard Moncrief QB 6-1 200 •so. 1VL 10-19-71 Montgomery, AL Davis Charles Lee 8 Tyrone Hill ROV 5-10 189 so. SQ 2-3-71 Taylors, SC Riverside Mike Hawkins 9 Tyrone Gibson TE 6-3 247 •so. 1VL 3-1-71 Camden, SC Hartsville, SC Lewis Lineberger 10 DeChane Cameron QB 6-1 191 *GR. 2VL 3-7-69 LaGrange, GA LaGrange Gary Guthrie 12 Michael Barber OLB 6-3 240 FR. HS 11-9-71 Lewisville, SC Fork Union Milit. Acad. Micky Sullivan 13 John Clamp K 6-1 202 *JR. SQ 10-21-69 Anderson, SC Hanna Harold Jones 13 Kenzil Jackson LB 5-11 220 *JR. 2VL 4-22-70 LaGrange, GA LaGrange Gary Guthrie 14 Tony Mauney CB 5-9 195 SR. 3VL 10-9-67 Shelby, NC Shelby Jim Taylor 15 Robert O'Neal SAF 6-2 185 JR. 2VL 2-1-71 Clarkston, GA Clarkston Tommy Stringer 16 David Goudelock DB 5-9 161 *JR. 1VL 8-4-70 Winnsboro, SC Winn Acad. Ernie Hughes 17 Lance Easton QB 6-1 183 •JR. RS 10-1-70 Fernandina Bch. FL Fernandina Bch. Joel Stockstill 18 Chuck Lynch P 5-11 207 *GR. 1VL 12-16-68 Wyndmoor, PA Chestnut Hill Jack Plunkett 19 Jeff Sauve PK 6-2 180 FR. HS 6-27-73 Mechanicsburg, PA Cumberland Valleny Tim Rimpfel 20 Larry Ryans WR 6-0 182 JR. 2VL 7-28-71 Greenwood, SC Greenwood Willis Burkett 21 Sean Ryan WR 6-1 182 •JR. SQ 9-20-69 Aiken. SC St. Angela Ac. Jim Buist 22 Lewis Usher OLB 6-2 225 *FR. RS 3-26-72 Decatur, GA SW DeKalb Buck Godfrey 23 Norris Brown SAF 6-0 190 •JR. 2VL 12-14-69 Conway, SC Conway Chuck Jordan 24 Terry Smith WR 6-1 197 •so. 1VL 4-20-71 Clemson, SC Daniel Dick Singleton 25 Ronald Williams TB 6-1 203 SO. 1VL 5-19-72 Ninety Six, SC Ninety Six Wayne Sweeney

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26 Eric Geter CB 6-0 191 JR. 2VL 6-4-70 Newnan, GA Newnan Max Bass 27 James Trapp SAF 6-1 180 JR. 2VL 12-28-69 Lawton, OK Lawton Darrell Ahlschlager 28 Gerard Greene DB 5-8 160 SR. SQ 4-15-70 Lithonia, GA Clarkston Tommy Stringer

28 Stacy Lewis DB 6-0 195 *JR. 1 VL 4-9-69 Baxley, GA Appling City John Stephens 29 Paul Caputo FB 5-10 211 *JR. 1VL 3-21-70 Essex Fells, NJ W. Essex Ron Annrello 30 Darnell Stephens DB 6-1 220 FR. HS 1-29-73 Converse, TX Judson D.W. Rutledge

31 Derrick Witherspoon TB 5-1 198 SO. 1 VL 2-14-71 Sumter, SC Sumter Tom Lewis

33 Rodney Blunt TB 5-10 200 *SO. 1 VL 3-27-71 Pensacola, FL Pine Forest Carl Madison 35 Tony Kennedy FB 6-1 235 *SR. 3VL 9-16-69 Elizabeth, NJ Elizabeth Jerry Moore 37 Shane Scott LB 6-1 225 *JR. 2VL 10-10-69 Alexandria, VA Mt. Vernon Bruce Patrick 38 Chuck O'Brien LB 6-3 240 *SR. 3VL 5-15-69 Clarksburg, MD Frederick Frank Webster 39 Greg Hood WR 5-6 155 SO. HS 1-8-73 Anderson, SC Westside Ted Luckadoo 40 Richard Cassidy RB 5-8 196 JR. SQ 6-9-71 Darlington, SC St. John's Barry Harley

40 Rudy Harris FB 6-3 235 JR. 1 VL 9-18-70 Brockton, MA Brockton Armond Colombo 42 Greg Burk FB 6-2 230 *SO. SQ 1-16-71 Lawton, OK Lawson Darrell Ahlschlager

43 David Joye DB 5-10 192 *JR. 1 VL 5-13-70 Graham, NC Graham Jim Mach 44 Levon Kirkland OLB 6-2 230 *SR. 3VL 2-17-69 Lamar, SC Lamar Jerry Styers 45 Howard Hall FB 6-1 232 *JR. 2VL 1-19-69 Gastonia, NC Ashbrook John Kinlaw 47 Tyron Mouzon ROV 6-1 214 SR. 3VL 7-12-70 Clearwater, FL Dunedin Ken Weir 48 Doug Bolin RB 6-0 225 *SR. SQ 11-28-67 Blacksburg, SC Blacksburg Johnny Gibson 49 Wayne Simmons OLB 6-2 230 *JR. 2VL 12-15-69 Hilton Head, SC Hilton Head Dan Utley 51 Mike Brown C 6-3 255 *GR. 2VL 3-15-69 Pell City, AL Pell City Lyle Darnell 52 Jamison Temples OT 6-5 271 *JR. SQ 7-10-70 Little Mtn, SC Chapin Eddie Muldrow 54 Dustin Rash OG 6-3 240 JR. JC 9-30-70 Mesa, AR Mesa JC Jessie Parker 55 John Harris OG 6-2 272 \JR. 1 VL 9-6-68 Roxboro, NC Person John Harris

57 Darren Calhoun LB 6-2 225 *SO. 1 VL 11-25-70 McCormick.SC McCormick Jim McCall 57 Joe Floyd SN 6-0 255 SO. SQ 8-18-72 Green Sea, SC Green Sea-Floyds James Hewitt 58 Matt Drewello C 6-0 243 MR. SQ 2-5-70 Oakland, NJ Indian Hills Hank Boggio 59 Jeb Flesch OG 6-3 275 *GR. 3VL 2-21-69 Morrow, GA Morrow Bud Theodician 60 Mike Kunz OT 6-5 280 *FR. RS 9-20-71 San Antonio, TX Lee Bobby Smith 61 Dean Harman SN 5-10 202 *SR. SQ 12-16-68 Midland, Ml Midland Down Frank Altimore 62 Kelvin Hankins OT 6-3 305 *SR. 2VL 8-10-69 Camden, NJ Woodrow Wilson Butch Gale 63 William Ely C 6-0 209 SO. SQ 8-28-70 Ridge Springs, SC King Academy John Rankin 63 Roger Hutchins SN 5-11 216 MR. SQ 3-21-70 Shelby, NC Shelby Jim Taylor 64 Curtis Whitley C 6-1 277 *SR. 2VL 5-10-69 Smithfield, NC Selma Jack Gaster 65 Bruce Bratton OT 6-5 276 *GR. 3VL 10-1-69 Gaffney, SC Gaffney A.L.Curtis 69 Kevin Brooks OG 6-3 289 *SO. SQ 9-11-71 McBee, SC McBee David Underhill 69 Al Richard DT 6-4 278 MR. 2VL 4-20-70 Clinton, SC Clinton Keith Richardson 70 William Buford OLB 5-11 188 JR. SQ 1-24-71 Newberry, SC Newberry Gregg Sharp 70 Jeff Fortner OL 6-6 287 JR. JC 6-20-71 Ft. Washington, MD Lees McRae JC Mac Bryan 71 Brent LeJeune OT 6-4 295 *SO. SQ 5-26-71 Lake Charles, LA Barbe Jimmy Shaver 74 Nick Blinsky C 6-5 260 *SO. SQ 12-6-70 Struthers, OH Struthers Pary Zetts 75 Les Hall OT 6-7 307 *JR. 2VL 8-18-70 Columbia, SC Spring Valley Jerry Brown 78 Alex Dial OG 6-5 263 *JR. RS 9-8-69 Columbia, SC Lees-McRae JC Mack Bryan 79 Stacy Seegars OG 6-4 320 *SO. RS 4-26-71 Kershaw, SC Andrew Jackson Duane Dennie

80 Jason Davis WR 6-2 200 *SO. 1 VL 2-12-71 Pensacola, FL Pine Forest Carl Madison 80 Mark Owens DL 5-11 247 JR. SQ 12-18-70 Fountain Inn, SC Hillcrest Wayne Baker

81 Steve Derriso TE 6-4 225 *SO. 1 VL 11-18-70 Huntsville, AL Grissom Larrie Robinson 83 Stephon Wynn TE 6-3 244 *FR. RS 12-31-71 Winnsboro, SC Fairfield Central Ben Freeman

84 Mike Samnik TE 6-5 238 *JR. 1 VL 3-14-70 Clearwater, FL Countryside Bill Berry 85 Franklin Thomas TE 6-4 237 *SO. RS 1-11-71 New Orleans, LA St. Augustine Anthony Biagas

86 Arthur Bussie DT 6-4 240 *SO. 1 VL 2-25-69 Camden, NJ Camden Bill Simpson 87 Brad Bucy WR 6-0 179 JR. SQ 4-26-70 Rock Hill, SC Northwestern Jimmy Wallace 88 Thad Ridgley TE 6-3 210 *SO. SQ 4-24-71 Ambridge, PA Ambridge Frank Anthony

89 Brentson Buckner DT 6-3 315 *SO. 1 VL 9-30-71 Columbus, GA Carver Wallace Davis 89 Kenneth Session LB 5-11 207 SO. SQ 6-1-90 Andrews, SC Andrews Allen Poston 90 Warren Forney DL 6-4 285 FR. HS 2-25-72 Rutherfordton, NC Fork Union Milit. Acad. Micky Sullivan 91 Chester McGlockton DT 6-5 325 *JR. 2VL 9-16-69 Whiteville, NC Whiteville Bill Hewett 93 Ed McDaniel LB 6-0 225 *SR. 3VL 3-23-69 Batesburg, SC Batesburg Gary Smaller y4 Kelly Gomillion DL 5-1 252 SR. SQ 6-16-70 Aiken, SC Aiken Clavin Tripplett 96 Ashley Sheppard OLB 6-5 235 JR. 2VL 1-21-69 Greenville, NC North Pitt Larry Bolger 97 David Davis MG 6-0 286 *SR. 3VL 7-31-69 Eastover, SC L.Richland Bill Kinrey

98 Pierre Wilson DT 6-4 285 *SO. 1 VL 5-5-71 Jackson, MS Provine Stanley Blackman 99 Rob Bodine MG 6-1 245 *SR. 2VL 3-3-69 Velva, ND Velva Randy Gleave

Other Assistant Coaches

Mitch Belton James Earle Barney Farrer Wesley McFadden Peter Shinnick

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Clemson Football '91

1991 CLEMSON AND OPPONENT OFFENSIVE SUPERLATIVES Category Clemson Team High Opponent Team High Rushing Attempts 62 vs. South Carolina (11/23) hw Tpmnlo /Q/91 hw r^Qr^rnia Toph /Q/9ft\ Rushing Yards 355 vs. Duke (11/30) I

Passing Yards 246 vs. Georgia (10/5) JOj uy uut\c \ i i/juj o TD Passes 2 vs. i i i-jU) Temple, Duke (9/21) o uy uuKe ( Plays 85 vs. Maryland (11/16) ftO hw Hi iUo 1 1 1 /'iCW

hw Hi \lto i 1 1 I^CW Total Offense 511 vs. Virginia (10/12) uy uukc \ i i/ouj Yards Per Play 6.53 vs. South Carolina (11/23) o.oft hw Wske Fnroct M 1 IO\ o i/oo\ hw i in a /1 o/r\ i ic;p h ni iko n 1 /^c\\ Total TDs vs. four I 1 1 1 5 teams o Uy UOn IU/DJ,UOU \ £-0} , L^Uftc ^ l/OU) \ Points 41 vs. South Carolina (11/23) 97 hw Hionrnia l]^!^ o Sacks by Defense 6 vs. N.C. State (10/26) o uyh w llldliym a n \ AO K hw Wako Frvroct M 1 IO\ Punt Average 41.0 vs. Georgia (10/5), USC (11/23) Uy VVdKc rUicbl \ I O hw mam/ Field Goals 5 vs. N.C. State (10/26) Uy 1 1 Idl iy First Downs 28 vs. South Carolina (11/23) hw Virninia M 0/1 0\ niikeMI/'^ Time of Possession 38:28 vs. Wake Forest (11/2) hw Tomnlo (QIOA ^

hw I IfÂ /1 O/R^ îlar^;lanrl M1/1fi\ Penalties 7 vs. Wake Forest (1 1/2), (1 11 Uy Uun \\JfO), IVIdiyidllU \ I I / I O USC 1/23) [ / Penalty vs. Yards 90 South Carolina (11/23) 90 uy ouuiyid \ iu/oj hw Di iUo M 1 /^cw Turnovers 5 vs. Georgia (10/5) 4 uy uutw \ i i/ouj 3rd Down Conv Pet. 571 (8-14) vs. South Carolina (11/23) .550 (11-20) hw Virninia l'\ 0/1 91 3rd Down Conversions 9 vs. Virginia (10/12) 11 hw Virninia M 0/1 91 Punt Return Yards 169 vs. Maryland (11/16) 25 hw Cônrnia im/m Kickoff Return Yards 107 vs. Georgia (10/5) 148 byTemple (9/21) hw Virninia M 0/1 0\ Interception Return Yards 7 vs. Georgia Tech (9/28) 14 uy vnyiiiici \ iu/ Interceptions by Defense 2 vs. Ga. Tech (9/28), W, Forest 3 by Georgia (10/5) (11/2), USC (11/23)

Category Clemson Individual Best Opponent Individual Best

hw I imw I i riff"! In ( f^onrni3 Torh Rushing Attempts 26 by Rudy Harris (Virginia) 22 uy uiniy i_u iL>uii i ^vjt-uiyici itJoii^

/ (~1 Rushing Yards 185 by Ronald Williams (Virginia) 94 uy jniiyIimw limoumi1 mrnln ^oouiyidonrnio Toricuri/h h\/ mani/ Rushing TDs 2 by Blunt (Wake Forest), Harris 1 uy ii in i i y (USC, Duke) Pass Attempts 38 by DeChane Cameron (Georgia) 48 uy uavu diuwii ^i_/ui\t;^

Pass Completions 19 by DeChane Cameron (Georgia ) 23 uy L/ctVC DIUWII ^LJUfSc^ Receptions 7 by Terry Smith (Georgia) 7 Uy riUUtJll DIUUt\b ^LJoXw'^ Receiving Yards 120 by Terry Smith (Maryland) 160 uy Dictu DitJtJuiuvt; yuurw) Comp %(min. 10) 12-14 (.857) by DeChane Cameron (USC) .615(16-26) h\/ K^ith \A/pQt (\/\J?iU& Pnr^ct\ Passing Yards 246 by DeChane Cameron (Georgia) 385 Uy Udvc DIUWII ^LJUfttr^ h\/ Pl^i\/p Rrn\A/n /riiikA^ TD Passes 2 by DeChane Cameron (Temple) 3 uy l>" a vc ui uvvi i ii_/ur\ci

All-Purpose Yards 242 by Ronald Williams (Virginia) 195 uy Miiiiui ivicii bi idii ôfcJuiyidj h\/ Dî\/a Rrnwn ^DiiWo^ Total Offense 322 by DeChane Cameron (USC) 352 uy uavu ui uvvi i ûur\c^ Total TDs 2 by Blunt (WF), Harris (USC, Duke), 2 uy naou! iyo \\j\jr\), uiccuiuvc ûui\t=^ Smith (Duke) Points 17 by Nelson Welch (N.C. State) 12 h\/ H^^tinnc: (C?&r\rn\A\ RrppHln\/P ^Hnkp^ h\/ m^n\/ 1 i Sacks 2 by Sheppard(GT),Bodine(NCS, Duke), 1 u y 1 kii v Kirkland (USC) hw ^hppk /\A/^»kp FnrpQt^ Punt Average 41.0 by Chuck Lynch (Georgia), (USC) 46.0 uy oi icct\ | vva r\t> i ui "o h\/ many Field Goals 5-6 by Nelson Welch (N.C. State) 2 uy ii iai i y

1 Tackles 15 by Ed McDaniel (North Carolina) 17 h\/ Ha\/np<; I'M P ^t^tp ! Punt Return Yards 116 by Darnell Stephens (Maryland) 24 by Greg Coghill (Wake Forest)

Kickoff Return Yards 96 by Larry Ryans (Georgia ) 103 by Arthur Marshall (Georgia) Interception Return Yards 8 by Norris Brown (N.C. State) 14 h\/ Riirn*^ (\f\rnin\z\\ Interceptions 2 by Robert O'Neal (Wake Forest) 1 by many

Clemson's Longest Drives Plays: 17 plays for 58 yards at North Carolina, 17 plays for 83 yards vs. Maryland Yards: 84 yards on 15 plays against South Carolina Time: 7:00 on 16 plays and 54 yards against Appalachian State Opponent Longest Drives: Plays: 13 plays for 50 by Maryland Yards: 95 yards on six plays by Duke Time: 6:38 on 12 plays and 50 yards by Virginia

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ACC Individual Statistics THE YEAR IN REVIEW

WEEK ONE (Aug. 28 & 29) Penn State QB Tony Sacca threw a school-record five RUSHING YARDS PER GAME TD passes as the seventh-ranked Nittany Lions opened the 1991 gridiron campaign with a 34-22 Player, School NCAA GP ATT YDS AVG TD YD/PG victory over defending national champion Georgia Natrone Means, UNC (17) 10 201 1030 5.1 11 103.0 Tech at the Kickoff Classic. .-Florida State QB Casey Terry Kirby, 11 Weldon threw for 268 yards and two TDs as the top- UVa (46) 164 887 5.4 7 80.6 ranked Seminoles knocked off No. 1 9 Brigham Young Jimy Lincoln, GaT 12 199 913 4.6 2 76.1 44-28 in the Pigskin Classic. Anthony Barbour, NCS 11 124 769 6.2 3 69.9 Rodney Blunt, Clem 11 160 706 4.4 4 64.2 WEEK TWO (SEPT. 7) Nikki Fisher, UVa 11 131 658 5.0 1 59.8 Maryland took advantage of four Virginia fumbles for Randy Jordan, UNC 11 124 618 5.0 7 56.2 a 17-6 victory. Terp TBs Troy Jackson and Mark John Leach, WF 10 104 503 4.8 2 50.3 Mason each rushed for 96 yards and QB Troy

Sandwisch passed for 125 yards...QB David Brown Anthony Williams, WF 11 139 523 3.8 4 47.6 threw a five-yard TO pass to Walter Jones on the Rudy Harris, Clem 11 99 441 4.5 9 40.1 game's final play and then teamed with Aaron Shaw on a two-point conversion as Duke rallied for 14 points in the game's final 69 seconds to forge a 24-24 tie with RECEPTIONS PER GAME host South Carolina.. .No. 8 Clemaon, behind an aggressive defense that limited Appalachian State to two yards rushing and 84 yards in total offense, topped Player, School NCAA GP REC YDS AVG TD PG

34-0 before in "Death the visiting Mountaineers 72,000 John Henry Mills, WF (27) .... 51 559 11.0 1 4.6 Valley". TB Ronald Williams ran for 108 on 14 carries Terry Smith, Clem (49) 45 758 16.8 6 4.1 and the Tigers recorded their third straight opening day Frank Wycheck, Md (49) 45 438 9.7 1 4.1 shutout.-.Terry Jordan tossed a 10-yard TD pass to Corey Holliday, UNC 40 504 12.6 2 3.6 Shad Santee just before halftime and an alert N.C.

State defense picked off five passes in a 7-0 season- Chris Brown, Duke 38 302 7.9 3 3.5 opening victory ova; Virginia Tech...Sophomore TEs Terry Kirby, UVa 37 406 11.0 2 3.4 Warren Hart and Lonnie Johnson combined for nine Todd Dixon, WF 35 695 19.9 7 3.2 catches for 178 yards and four TDs as top-ranked Walter Jones, Duke 10 31 518 16.7 6 3.1 Florida State ran its win streak to eight straight with a Charles Davenport, NCS 11 33 558 16.9 4 3.0 38-1 1 victory over Tulane. Greg Lester, GaT 12 35 676 19.3 5 2.9

WEEK THREE (Sept. 14)

Rodney Wilkerson rushed for two first half TDs and QB

Shawn Jones ran for two in the second half as No. 1 RECEIVING YARDS PER GAME Georgia Tech knocked off Boston College 30-14.

Jones ran 12 times for 91 yards and completed 15 of Player, School NCAA GP REC YDS AVG TD YD/PG 29 passes for 224 yards.. .Tailback Nikki Fisher ran for Terry Smith, Clem 11 45 758 16.8 6 68.9 138 yards on 20 attempts and backup QB Bobby (34)

Goodman made his first start a successful one Todd Dixon, WF (46) 11 35 695 19.9 7 63.2 completing 11 of 18 passes for 1 18 yards as Virginia Greg Lester, GaT 12 35 676 19.3 5 56.3 edged visiting Navy 17-10...Syracuse intercepted a Walter Jones, Duke 10 31 518 16.7 6 51.8 pass in the end zone and returned a punt 71 yards for John Henry Mills, WF 11 51 559 11.0 1 50.8 a TD as the Orangemen downed Maryland, 31-17. Charles Davenport, NCS 11 33 558 16.9 4 50.7 Terp RB Mark Mason rushed for 96 yards on 10 Corey Holliday, 11 40 504 12.6 2 45.8 carries, including a first quarter 71 -yard TD UNC jaunL.Casey Weldon threw two first quarter TD Tyrone Davis, UVa 11 19 465 24.5 5 42.3 passes and nine players scored as top-ranked Florida Larry Holmes, UVa 11 27 462 17.1 8 42.0 State defeated Western Michigan 58-0.. .QB Keith Frank Wycheck, Md 11 45 438 9.7 1 39.8 West completed seven of 1 passes for 259 yards and three TDs as Wake Forest defeated Western Carolina,

40-24, for the Deacons' first opening-game victory since 1988...QB Dave Brown completed 18 of 26 for PASSING EFFICIENCY 298 yards and four TDs and an opportunistic defense came up with five turnovers as Duke blasted visiting Player, School NCAA GP ATT CMP PCT YDS TD INT PTS Rutgers 42-22...Wolfpack safety Mike Reed blocked Matt Blundin, UVa (4) ... 9 224 135 .603 1902 19 159.6 two first half Kent punts and TB Anthony Barbour ran DeChane Cameron, Clem (42).. 11 193 111 .575 1478 5 7 123.1 for 138 yards as N.C. State defeated Kent, 47-0, for its 11 437 230 .526 2794 20 15 114.6 second-straight shutout. ..QB Chuckie Burnette passed Dave Brown, Duke for 209 yards and two TDs and TB Randy Jordan Shawn Jones, GaT 12 339 178 .525 2286 11 18 109.2 rushed for 106 yards and two TDs as North Carolina Keith West, WF 11 296 153 .517 1969 9 18 105.4 opened its season with a 51 -16 victory over Cincinnati. Jim Sandwisch, Md 11 291 142 .488 1499 6 12 90.6

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ACC Individual Statistics THE YEAR IN REVIEW TOTAL OFFENSE

(SEPT. 19 & 21) Player, School NCAA GP RUN PASS PLY TOTAL PP TP PG WEEK FOUR Scott Sisson kicked a 34-yard field goal with four Dave Brown, Duke (7).. 11 57 2794 527 2851 5.4 25 259.2 seconds remaining lifting Georgia Tech to a 24-21 Shawn Jones, GaT (19).. 12 361 2286 453 2647 5.8 18 220.6 victory over Virginia 24-21 in a rare Thursday night

Matt Blundin, UVa (23) . . . 9 10 1902 254 1912 7.5 20 212.4 encounter...Gary Downs ran for two TDs and N.C. Keith West, WF (48).. 11 -66 1969 347 1903 5.5 9 173.0 State's defense kept an opponent out of the end zone DeChane Cameron, Clem. ..(50) .. 11 392 1478 308 1870 6.1 9 170.0 for the fourth straight regular-season game as the Wolfpack downed host Wake Forest 30 3 ...Duke, Jim Sandwisch, Md 11 -101 1499 354 1402 4.0 6 127.5 keyed by three TD passes by QB Dave Brown, scored Natrone Means, UNC 10 1030 201 1030 5.1 11 103.0 21 unanswered second half points enroute to a 42-14 Terry Kirby, UVa 11 887 164 887 5.4 7 80.6 victory over Colgate... North Carolina's defense ALL PURPOSE YARDAGE stopped Army on a key fourth-down in the final quarter TOT TOT PER PER and Chuckie Burnette hit Corey Holliday seven plays later for a TD as the Tar Heels topped the Cadets 20- Player, School NCAA GP RUN REC PK KR YDS PLY PLY GAME 12... DeChane Cameron threw two TD passes and No. Natrone Means, UNC (33).. 10 1030 178 1208 224 5.4 120.8 8 Clemson scored 13 points in a four-minute span in 11 117.6 Terry Kirby, UVa (36).. 887 406 1293 201 6.4 the third period to defeat Temple 37-7...West Virginia

Eric Blount, UNC (50).. 11 28 139 394 679 1240 70 17.7 112.7 ran for 334 yards and four TDs on 63 carries in a 37-7 John Leach, WF 11 503 271 272 1046 142 7.4 104.6 victory over Maryland before 40,442 in College Park. Anthony Barbour, NCS 11 769 361 1130 137 8.3 102.7 FIVE (SEPT. Brad Breedlove, Duke 10 399 105 420 924 51 18.1 92.4 WEEK 28) Seventh-ranked Clemson, behind TB Ronald Williams' Jimy Lincoln, GaT 12 913 123 1036 217 4.8 86.3 two-yard TD run with 2:1 7 left to play, edged past No. Anthony Williams, WF 11 523 8 353 884 162 5.5 80.4 19 Georgia Tech, 9-7, before 83,500 in "Death

Valley".. .Freshman QB Geoff Bender came off the SCORING TOT bench replacing injured starter Terry Jordan and threw for two TDs as N.C. State won its fourth in a row with Player, School NCAA GP TPs TDR TDP FG PAT PTS AVG a 27-7 victory over No. 23 North Carolina before Nelson Welch, Clem (26)... 11 1 7-26 30-34 81 7.36 53,928 in Raleigh . Virginia QB Matt Blundin, who had

Natrone Means, UNC (36) . . . 10 11 11 66 6.60 missed the previous two games with an infected Michael Husted, UVa (37)... 11 11-17 39-39 72 6.55 elbow, returned to action completing 17 of 21 passes (including a school-record 14 in a row) for 238 yards Clint Gwaltney, UNC 11 11-16 32-32 64 5.82 and three TDs as the Cavaliers downed visiting Duke Damon Hartman, NCS 11 12-22 26-28 62 5.64 34-3...Casey Weldon completed 16 of 28 passes for Mike Green, 11 14-19 19-21 61 5.55 WF 268 yards and three TDs and Amp Lee rushed for 122 Scott Sisson, GaT 12 11-17 30-31 63 5.25 yards and two TDs as the top-ranked Seminoles

Terry Kirby, UVa 11 9 7 2 54 4.91 trounced No. 3 Michigan 51-31 before 106,145 in Ann Randy Jordan, UNC 11 9 7 2 54 4.91 Arbor...Northwestern scored 34 points in the second quarter enroute to a 41-14 victory over Wake Forest. FIELD GOALS

WEEK SIX (OCT. 5) Player, School NCAA GP FGM FGA LG PCT PG Geoff Bendef s 2-yard TD run with 2:43 left to play kept Nelson Welch, Clem (4)... 11 17 26 47 .654 1.55 No. 1 9 N.C. State among the ranks of the unbeaten with Mike Green, WF (13)... 11 14 19 44 .737 1.27 a 28-21 victory over No. 21 Georgia Tech...Matt Damon Hartman, NCS (22)... 11 12 22 46 .545 1.09 Blundin threw two TD passes and Virginia turned four Kansas turnovers into 24 points in a 31-19 Clint Gwaltney, UNC (32)... 11 11 16 41 .688 1.00 victory.. .Natrone Means and Randy Jordan ran for three Michael Husted, UVa (32)... 11 11 17 47 .647 1.00 touchdowns apiece and Eric Blount returned two kicks Sisson, 12 11 17 51 .647 1.00 Scott GaT (44)... for TDs as North Carolina rolled past William & Mary 0.64 Dan DeArmas, Md 11 7 9 50 .778 59-36...Duke QB Dave Brown threw for 189 yards and Randy Gardner, Duke 11 7 12 45 .583 0.64 one TD as the Blue Devils knocked off Vanderbitt 17-13. 49 Brown completed 1 4 of 30 passes and became the fifth

PUNTING Duke QB to surpass 4,000 career passing yards. ..Alex

Van Pelt threw for 353 yards and two scores to lead No. Player, School NCAA NO YDS BLK LG AVG 17 Pittsburgh past Maryland 24-20. Terp QB Jim 42.0 EdGarno.UVa (17) 47 1975 72 Sandwisch threw for 230 yards and two TDs.. James Dan DeArmas, Md (36) 90 3615 60 40.2 Zeier passed for 249 yards and two TDs as Georgia upset No. 6 Clemson 27-12...Casey Weldon passed for Jason Bender, GaT (43) 45 1780 60 39.6 39.4 a career-high 347 yards and three TDs as No. 1 -ranked Tim Kilpatrick, NCS (48) 5958 2322 52 Florida State rolled past No. 10 Syracuse 46-1 4 Wake 1918 58 39.1 KimSheek, WF Forest outgained Appalachian State by a 316-233 39.0 Scott McAlister, UNC 2262 63 margin but turned the ball over and lost 17-3. 36.2 Chuck Lynch, Clem 50 1808 1 50

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ACC Individual Statistics THE YEAR IN REVIEW KICKOFF RETURNS

WEEK SEVEN (OCT. 12) Player, School NCAA G NO YDS LG TD AVG Nelson Welch kicked a 40-yard field goal with 46

Eric Blount, UNC • • • 11 25 679 76 1 27.2 seconds to play giving No. 18 Clemson a 20-20 tie (5) with Virginia Ronald Williams rushed for 194 yards Brad Breedlove, Duke (12)... 10 17 420 65 24.7 for the Tigers while Cavalier QB Matt Blundin threw for Kevin Tisdel, GaT 11 27 513 48 19.0 241 yards and two TDs...QB Shawn Jones passed for John Leach, WF 10 15 269 26 17.9 227 yards and three TDs as Georgia Tech extended Anthony Williams, WF 11 22 353 30 16.0 its home field win streak to 14 straight with a 34-10 victory over Maryland...North Carolina TB Natrone PUNT RETURNS Means ran for 1 67 yards and two TDs and reserve QB

Todd Burnett came off the bench to complete six of Player, School NCAA G NO YDS LG TD AVG nine passes for 116 yards and one TD as the Tar Darnell Stephens, Clem (8)... .. 11 25 352 89 1 14.1 Heels posted a 24-10 win over Wake Forest. CB Eric Blount, UNC (11)..- 11 31 394 76 1 12.7 Terrell Buckley picked off two Virginia Tech passes

George Coghill, WF (15) • • • 11 25 312 86 1 12.5 and returned one 71 yards for a TD keying No. 1

Florida State to a 33-20 victory before 58,991 in the Robert O'Neal, Clem (28)... .. 11 15 156 35 10.4

Citrus Bowl. Willie Clay, GaT (39) . . 12 48 431 61 1 9.0

Larry Holmes, UVa (43) . . 11 26 219 47 8.4

WEEK EIGHT (OCT. 19) Ledell George, NCS (45) . . 11 40 328 28 8.2 Virginia behind the play of QB Matt Blundin, who Brad Breedlove, Duke 10 15 105 17 7.0 completed 17 of 28 passes for 206 yards and two TDs, edged North Carolina 14-9. ..James Sandwisch INTERCEPTIONS hit Frank Wycheck on a 35-yard TD pass with 1 :34 to play rallying Maryland past Wake Forest 23-22. The Player, School NCAA G NO YDS LG TD PG victory broke a four-game losing streak for the Terps 12 9 66 40 1 .75 and put a damper on Wake Forest coach Bill Dooley's 11 5 102 99 1 .45 1 74th ACC game - a league record...Geoff Bender hit 11 4 12 12 .36 Charles Davenport with a 34-yard TD pass with 24

1 seconds left as No. 1 1 N.C. State erased an 1 -point deficit in the last three minutes to beat Marshall 15- TACKLE LEADERS

14 Florida State's Casey Weldon passed for 294 TFL SCK yards and two TDs as the top-ranked Seminoles Player School GP PRI AST YDS YDS TOT AVG extended the nation's longest winning streak to 13 1. Mike Jarmolowich, Md 11 77 76 3-3 153 13.91 straight with a 37-10 victory over Middle Tennessee 2. Darrell Spells, Duke 11 73 51 1-4 124 11.27 State...South Carolina QB Bobby Fuller threw for 230 3. Tommy Thigpen, UNC 10 60 46 7-40 3-27 106 10.60 yards and one TD as South Carolina defeated 4. Mark Allen, Duke 11 61 55 2-5 116 10.54 Georgia Tech 23-14. 5. Billy Ray Haynes, NCS 10 46 56 2-3 1-12 102 10.20 6. Jerrell Williams, GaT 11 24 42 4-6 107 9.73 WEEK NINE (OCT. 26) 7. Ed McDanlel, Clem 11 67 39 9-19 106 9.64 Nelson Welch kicked a school-record five field goals 8. Eugene Rodgers, UVa 10 60 36 3-7 96 9.60 as No. 19 Clemson scored on six of its first seven 9. Maurice Miller, 10 63 28 1-6 1-6 91 9.10 possession to defeat 12th-ranked N.C. State 29-19 WF 11 27-111 7.5-62 9.00 before 81,500 in "Death Valley"...QB Shawn Jones 10. Rob Bodlne, Clem 66 33 99 passed for two TDs and ran for a third as Georgia 11. Chris Slade, UVa 11 30 69 21-116 11-100 99 9.00

Tech posted a 35-14 homecoming victory over North 12. Scott Shelhamer, WF 10 42 46 4-7 88 8.80

Carolina. Jones hit on 1 5 of 26 passes and became 13. David Merritt, NCS 10 36 49 4-9 85 8.50

Tech's all-time leader in passing yards, completions 14. P.J. Killian, UVa 11 70 23 12-60 3.5-27 93 8.45 and TD passes...Terry Kirby rushed for 125 yards and 15. Dave Marrone, Md 11 48 44 1-6 92 8.36 one TD and QB Matt Blundin completed 18 of 21 passes for 275 yards and two TDs as Virginia rolled QUARTERBACK SACKS: 1 -Coleman Rudolph, GaT (13); 2-Chris Slade, UVa (11); 3-Marco Coleman, up 601 yards enroute to a 48-7 victory over visiting GaT & Michael McCrary, WF (10); 5-Rob Bodlne, Clem. & Matt Quigley, UVa (7.5). Wake Forest . QB Dave Brown completed 30 of 42 passes for 334 yards and one TD and the Duke TACKLES FOR LOSS: 1-Rob Bodlne, Clem. (27); 2-Chris Slade, UVa & Marco Coleman, GaT (21); secondary came up with four interceptions in a 1 7-13 over Maryland ...Amp Lee ran for 112 yards and two 4-Coleman Rudolph, GaT (20); 5-Michael McCrary, WF (16).

TDs as No. 1 Florida State overcame a 13-0 first- 4- quarter deficit and a steady rain to beat LSU 27-16 PASSES BROKEN UP: 1-Mike Reid, NCS (14); 2-Robert O'Neal, Clem. & Willie Clay, GaT (11); before 71,019 at Tiger Stadium. Curley Day, GaT & Bill Inge, Md. (8).

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TOTAL OFFENSE TOTAL DEFENSE THE YEAR IN REVIEW SCHOOL PLY YDS PP TD PG SCHOOL PLY YDS PP TD PG

Clemson . . (25) 838 4507 5.4 37 409.7 Clemson ... (4) 710 2895 4.1 17 263.2

Virginia . . (29) 731 4396 6.0 40 399.6 Ga Tech .... (8) 830 3333 4.0 25 277.8 WEEK 10 (Nov. 2) . . Ga Tech (36) 905 4651 5.1 33 387.6 NC State . . (17) 710 3346 4.7 23 304.2 TB Natrone Means and FB William Henderson each NC State 819 3870 4.7 32 351.8 N Carolina . (23) 758 3491 4.6 25 317.4 rushed for 101 yards and freshman QB Jason

Carolina . . N 785 3827 4.9 36 347.9 Virginia . (35) 795 3558 4.5 13 323.5 Stanicek threw for 104 yards and one TD as North Duke 784 3806 4.9 30 346.0 Duke 796 4214 5.3 35 383.1 Carolina bested visiting Maryland 24-0.. .Rodney Forest .... 719 3639 5.1 22 330.8 Forest 834 4501 5.4 409.2 W W 39 Blunt, filling in for the injured AII-ACC tailback

Maryland . 762 2986 3.9 17 271.5 Maryland 852 5.4 4582 35 416.6 Rodney Williams, ran for 1 03 yards and two TDs, as 16th-ranked Clemson defeated Wake Forest 28-

RUSHING OFFENSE RUSHING DEFENSE 10.. Tiger QB DeChane Cameron passed for 90

yards and ran for 40 as the Tigers defeated the SCHOOL ATT YDS PC TD PG SCHOOL ATT YDS PC TD PG Deacons for the 15th straight time.. .An alert Georgia Tech defense came up with four sacks Clemson . . (8) 614 2813 4.6 28 255.7 Clemson ... (1) 360 587 1.6 5 53.4 QB and three interceptions as the Yellow Jackets Virginia . . (34) 462 2063 4.5 16 187.6 GaTech ... (14) 462 1344 2.9 10 112.0 knocked off Duke 17-6 before a homecoming crowd N Carolina (35) 514 2045 4.0 24 185.9 NC State . . (18) 381 1349 3.5 12 122.6 of 38,732 in Durham...QB Geoff Bender threw for Ga Tech . (46) 537 2104 3.9 18 175.3 N Carolina . (19) 437 1352 3.1 7 122.9 two TDs and TB Anthony Barbour rushed for 133 NC State 508 1794 3.5 18 163.1 Virginia 528 2046 3.9 12 186.0 yards as No. 18 N.C. State had 436 yards of W Forest 389 1389 3.6 8 126.3 Duke 498 2077 4.2 20 188.8 offense enroute to a 38-21 victory over South

Maryland , 399 1171 2.9 10 106.5 Maryland 534 2098 3.9 18 190.7 Carolina.. .Matt Blundin threw for three TDs and ran Duke 334 919 2.8 8 83.6 W Forest 534 2135 4.0 22 194.1 for another as Virginia ran its unbeaten streak to

six straight with a 42-0 victory over VMI. Blundin

PASSING OFFENSE PASSING EFFICIENCY DEFENSE completed 12 of 22 passes for 171 yards and

extended his streak of not throwing an interception

SCHOOL CP/AT YDS PCT TD PG SCHOOL CM/AT YDS PCT TD RAT to 184 consecutive passes. ..QB Brad Johnson,

Duke . . (12) 236-450 2887 .524 20 262.5 Virginia . (6) 137-267 1512 .513 1 91.1 starting in place of the injured Casey Weldon, threw

for 190 yards and one as No. 1 Florida State GaTech (34) 192-368 2547 .522 13 212.3 Ga Tech . (9) 178-368 1989 .484 12 94.7 TD Virginia (35) 162-269 2333 .602 22 212.1 NC State (20) 175-329 1997 .532 10 103.3 ran its victory streak to 15 in a row with a 40-15 victory over Louisville. W Forest (39) 170-330 2250 .515 12 204.6 Clemson (29) 171-358 2308 .478 12 108.0

NC State (50) 157-311 2076 .505 10 188.7 N Carolina . 171-321 2139 .533 16 120.1

Maryland . . 168-363 1815 .463 7 165.0 Duke 170-298 2137 .570 13 120.3 WEEK 11 (Nov. 9) N Carolina . . 163-271 1782 .601 9 162.0 Maryland . . 180-318 2484 .566 13 130.7 Matt Blundin threw for two TDs' - both to Larry Clemson . . . 125-224 1694 .558 8 154.0 W Forest . . 185-300 2366 .617 15 138.4 Holmes - as 24th-ranked Virginia defeated No. 18 SCORING OFFENSE SCORING DEFENSE N.C. State 42-10. Blundin extended his ACC- record streak of 208 passes without an interception

completing 13 of 17 passes for 230 yards.. .QB SCHOOL TD KXOX FG S PTS PG SCHOOL TD KXOX FG S PTS PG DeChane Cameron rushed for 117 yards and two

Virginia . . (25) 40 40 11 313 28.5 Virginia ... (4) 13 11 10 119 10.8 TDs on 18 carries and completed five of 10 passes

Clemson . 31 304 27.6 Clemson . 17 16 10 148 13.5 (31) 37 17 (10) for 90 yards to lead No. 15 Clemson past North

N Carolina (35) 36 33 1 282 25.6 GaTech . . (23) 25 19 2 8 197 16.4 Carolina 21-6...John Leach ran for 85 yards and

NC State . (43) 33 26 2 14 270 24.5 NC State . (26) 23 23 8 185 16.8 one TD and threw a 17-yard TD pass to Bobby

GaTech 33 30 11 265 22.1 N Carolina (30) 25 21 2 8 199 18.1 Jones and Mike Green kicked three field goals as

Duke 30 28 1 7 231 21.0 Duke 35 27 2 13 280 25.5 Wake Forest defeated Duke 31-1 4. QB Keith West

completed 15 of 28 passes for W Forest 22 19 1 14 195 18.0 W Forest 39 36 10 300 27.3 187 yards and one Maryland 17 15 7 138 12.6 Maryland 35 33 20 303 27.6 TD as the Deacons snapped a 17-game conference losing streak with the win.. .Scott Sisson kicked a 37- KICKOFF RETURNS PUNT RETURNS yard field goal with 21 seconds left lifting Georgia Tech past visiting Furman 19-17. Sisson's field

goal marked the fifth time in his career that he has SCHOOL NO YDS LG TD AVG SCHOOL NO YDS LG TD AVG kicked a game-winning field goal for Tech.. Tony

. 2 13.1 NC State . (6) 34 815 54 24.0 N Carolina .... (8) 33 426 76 Sacca threw for one TD and ran for another in Penn 1 12.1 N Carolina . . (14) 35 767 93 1 21.9 Clemson .... (13) 45 545 89 State's 24-point first half as the No. 9 Nittany Lions Virginia 24 500 90 1 20.8 W Forest .... (17) 30 344 86 1 11.5 (28) defeated Maryland 47-7 before 57,416 in 507 61 1 9.6 Duke (36) 45 916 65 20.4 Ga Tech (33) 53 Baltimore's Memorial Stadium.. .QB Casey Weldon Virginia (44) 28 247 47 8.8 Clemson . . . (46) 26 516 46 19.9 returned to the lineup and threw three TDs as top-

Maryland 49 895 34 18.3 NC State 46 356 28 7.7 ranked Florida State won its 16th straight with a Ga Tech 34 595 87 17.5 Duke 20 147 19 7.4 38-10 victory over South Carolina. Weldon W Forest 43 747 51 17.4 Maryland 25 164 20 6.6 completed 19 of 28 passes for 184 yards.

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3RD DOWN CONVERSION OFFENSE 3RD DOWN CONVERSION DEFENSE THE YEAR IN REVIEW SCHOOL GP CON ATT PCT SCHOOL GP CPN ATT PCT Virginia 11 72 157 .459 Clemson 11 51 175 .291 WEEK 12 (Nov. 16)

Second-ranked Miami rallied for 10 unanswered N Carolina 11 78 176 .449 NC State 11 46 153 .301 fourth quarter points and upended top-ranked Florida Maryland 11 67 151 .444 GaTech 12 76 200 .380 State 17-16 before a Campbell record crowd of Clemson 11 67 165 .406 N Carolina 11 64 167 .383 63,442...Freshman QB Terry Harvey teamed with GaTech 12 72 187 .385 Virginia 11 71 178 .399 Robert Hinton on a two-point conversion pass with 1 Duke 11 62 167 .371 Duke 11 82 184 .446 seconds left to play as N.C. State rallied for 1 1 points NC State 11 67 188 .356 W Forest 11 82 1 76 .466 in the game's final 1:52 to edge Duke 32- Forest 11 56 158 .354 Maryland 11 85 160 .531 31...DeChane Cameron completed 13 of 23 passes W for 213 yards and a TD and Darnell Stephens returned a punt 89 yards for a touchdown as NET PUNTING KICKOFF RETURN COVERAGE

Clemson rolled up 460 yards in total offense enroute to capturing its 13th ACC grid title with a 40-7 victory SCHOOL PT-AVG RT-YDS NET SCHOOL NO YDS TD AVG over Maryland...Freshman Jimy Lincoln rushed for N.C. State .... (47) 67-38.5 33-257 34.7 NC State 48 830 17.3 101 yards and a TD and Scott Sisson kicked two field Virginia (49) 49-40.3 27- 280 34.6 GaTech 40 768 19.2 goals as Georgia Tech extended its home field N Carolina 60-38.8 28- 273 34.3 W Forest 33 634 19.2 winning streak to 1 7 in a row with a 27-3 victory over Wake Forest. ..North Carolina came up with seven Duke 60-36.6 22-134 34.3 Virginia 36 700 19.4 QB sacks and Natrone Means rushed for 144 yards W Forest 57-39.5 35-304 34.1 Clemson 49 1010 20.6 and one TD as the Tar Heels clinched their second Clemson 51-35.7 18-86 34.0 Duke 31 642 20.7 straight winning season with a 21-17 victory over Maryland 90-40.2 53-637 33.1 N Carolina 44 923 21.0 visiting South Carolina. Ga Tech 71-36.7 32-357 31.7 Maryland 20 457 22.9

WEEK 13 (Nov. 23) QUARTERBACK SACKS TURNOVER RATIO Natrone Means rushed for 181 yards and one TD and TO TO Randy Jordan added 108 yards on 12 carries as GAIN DIFRATIO North Carolina rolled up 351 yards on the ground in SCHOOL SACKS YDS PG SCHOOL LOST

a 47-14 victory over visiting Duke...Damon Hartman's Ga Tech 45 296 4.1 NC State (4) 17 35 +18 +1.64 29-yard field goal with 7:01 remaining proved to be Clemson 41 284 3.7 Virginia (26) 15 21 +6 +.55 22nd-ranked State the margin of victory as N.C. Virginia 30 212 2.7 N Carolina .... (44) 19 21 +2 +.18 defeated Maryland 20-17 for its ninth victory in 11 N Carolina 27 207 2.5 Duke 31 32 +1 +.09 outings.. .Matt Blundin capped his interception-free Duke 25 106 2.3 Maryland 24 23 -1 -.09 season by throwing for three TDs as No. 20 Virginia W Forest 22 178 2.0 W Forest 27 21 -6 -.55 trounced intrastate rival Virginia Tech 38-0. Blundin 2.0 -7 -.64 threw for 1,902 yards and 19 TDs while attempting NC State 22 132 Clemson 26 19 224 passes without an interception. ..George Hart Maryland 21 113 1.9 GaTech 37 29 -8 -.67

returned an interception 77 yards for a TD and George Coghill scored on an 86-yard punt return as TIME OF POSSESSION PENALTY YARDAGE Wake Forest closed out its season with a 52-24 victory over host Navy...DeChane Cameron rushed SCHOOL FOR. OPP DIFF SCHOOL GP NO YARDS AVG for 116 yards and one TD and completed 12 of 14 NC State 33:03 26:57 +6:06 NC State 11 47 385 35.0 passes for 206 yards as No. 14 Clemson rolled past 33:01 26:59 +6:02 Forest 11 52 414 37.6 South Carolina 41-24 before 74,200 in Columbia. Clemson W Ga Tech 30:54 29:06 +1.48 Duke 11 49 423 38.5 WEEK 14 (Nov. 30) N Carolina 29:52 30:08 -0:16 Virginia 11 56 466 42.4 Rudy Harris ran for 126 yards and two scores, Virginia 29:23 30:37 -1:14 N Carolina 11 57 476 43.3 including 59 yards for the clinching touchdown, as Duke 27:03 32:57 -5:54 Clemson 11 55 491 44.6 No. 13 Clemson scored 26 fourth quarter points for Maryland 27:01 32:59 -5:58 GaTech 12 76 594 49.5 a 33-21 victory over Duke before 50,000 in the Tokyo W Forest 26:39 33:21 -6.42 Maryland 11 67 610 55.5 Dome. The Tigers, in posting their first unbeaten ACC season since 1982 (6-0-1) and earning head FIRST ALLOWED PER coach Ken Hatfield his 100th career victory, rolled up FIRST DOWNS PER GAME DOWNS GAME

455 yards in total offense. QB Dave Brown threw for 385 yards and three TDs for the Blue SCHOOL RUN PASS PEN TOT AVG SCHOOL RUN PASS PEN TOT AVG Devils...Garrison Hearst scored on a 69-yard run and Clemson 153 74 7 234 21.3 Clemson 46 94 8 148 13.5 set up the winning field goal with a 30-yard run as Virginia 107 103 13 223 20.3 NC State 82 89 2 173 15.7 No. 25 Georgia knocked off Georgia Tech, 18-15 GaTech 120 110 10 240 20.0 GaTech 89 92 9 190 15.8 before 46,053 in Atlanta, snapping the Yellow Duke 72 128 11 211 19.2 Virginia 130 59 9 198 17.9 Jackets' 17-game home winning streak...QB Shane N Carolina 120 83 7 210 19.1 N Carolina 92 88 18 198 18.0 Matthews threw for 208 yards and one TD as fifth-

ranked Florida held on to defeat No. 3 Florida State NC State 95 100 12 208 18.9 Duke 106 98 7 211 19.2 14-9 before 85,461 in Gainesville. W Forest 79 90 7 176 16.0 Maryland 113 106 17 236 21.5 Maryland 82 74 13 169 15.4 W Forest 126 107 8 241 21.9

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AP Poll (Sept. 2) 9. Oklahoma 18. Auburn 10. Houston Clemson 34, Appalachian State 1 . Florida Slate 19. Michigan State Michigan 1 1 . Tennessee 20. Alabama At Clemson Memorial Miami (FL) 12. Colorado 21. Texas A&M Stadium Washington 13. Texas 22. Alabama Penn State 14 Nebraska 23. Ohio State September 7, 1991 Florida 15. Iowa 24 Syracuse Weather: 80 degrees and sunny Time: 2:23 Notre Dame 16. Southern Cal 25. BYU Clemson 17. Georgia Tech

Clemson Coach Ken Hatfield talked about passing more often in the Rushing (Att-Yds-TD) -47-1 preseason in 1 991 than in previous years. He lived up to the billing on the Clemson- Williams 1 4-1 08-1 ; Blunt 1 4-53; Witherspoon 1 1 ; Hall

1 -4. first play of the season, as DeChane Cameron hit Larry Ryans for a 38- 4-21 ; Cameron 5-11; Caputo 4-10-1; Bolin 2-5; Kennedy yard pass completion. That drive stalled, but Clemson went on to score Appalachian State-Ellis 13-12; Hooks 3-11; Reaves 3-6; Abraham 2-1; on each of its next four possessions in a 34-0 Tiger victory. McLain 3-1; Campell 2 (-13); Arnold 3 (-16).

Clemson passed for 134 yards, but for the course of the game it was Clemson's dominance of the line of scrimmage that made the difference. Passing (Com-Att-Yds-I-TD) The Tigers outgained Appalachian State 275-2 in terms of rushing Clemson- Cameron 7-1 1-100-0-0; Moncrief 2-7-34-0-1 yardage and had a 409-84 advantage in total offense for the game. The Appalachian State- Campbell 5-10-33-0-0; Arnold 5-8-49-0-0. rushing yardage allowed by the Tiger defense ranked as the eighth best in Clemson history. Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD)

Ronald Williams led the Clemson rushing attack with 1 08 yards in only Clemson- Ryans 2-49; Smith 3-40-1; Blunt 1-25; Gibson 1-11;

14 attempts, while Cameron hit 7-1 1 passes for 100 yards while playing Witherspoon 1-5; Williams 1-4. 2-9: just two and a half quarters. Williams went over the 1 , 000-yard rushing Appalachian State- Gama 2-33; Reaves 2-12; Smith 1-10; Blue mark in just the 12th game of his career. He did it on his 185th carry, the Barber 1-7; Price 1-7; Ellis 1-4. fastest any back in Clemson history has reached the 1,000-mark. The Clemson defense posted the shutout, holding Appalachian State Interceptions (No-Yds) to less than two yards per play. Rob Bodine led the way with 13 tackles, Clemson- None including three behind the line of scrimmage, while Brentson Buckner and Appalachian State- None

Wayne Simmons each had 1 .5 sacks. The hard hitting also caused three Mountaineer fumbles, as Clemson Punt Returns (No- Yards) posted its second consecutive shutout dating back to last season. The 84 Clemson- O'Neal 2-23; Ryans 3-12; Stephens 1-8. yards in total offense by Appalachian State ranked as the fewest yards Appalachian State- Atkins 1-1. allowed by an ACC team all season. Tiger punter Chuck Lynch got his season off to a fine start with three Kickoff Returns (No-Yds) punts inside the 20 and he allowed just one punt return for one yard. Kelvin Clemson- None Hankins and Les Hall had the best days of their career on the offensive Appalachain State- Styron 3-52; McLain 1-21. line. Hankins played 67 snaps and had a 78 percent grade with a career high seven knockdowns, while Hall had a 83 percent grade and five Clemson Defensive Leaders: knockdowns for 45 snaps. Tackles: Bodine 13, McDaniel 8, Buckner 7

Sacks: Simmons 1.5 (-11), Buckner 1.5 (-5), Forney 1 (-4)

(-1 Clemson 7 17 10 34 Tackles for Loss: Bodine 3 (-1 0), Simmons 2 1 ), McDaniel 2 (-2), Appalachian State Buckner 2 (-5), Kirkland 1(-9), Forney 1 (-4), Jones 1 (-1).

Scoring Summary Drive CU- Williams, 14 run (Welch Kick) 8:22, 1st 6-42 CU- Caputo, 2 run (Welch Kick) 14:19, 2nd 16-54 CU-Welch 36 FG 10:31 2nd 6-30

CU-Witherspoon, 1 run (Welch Kick) 4:40 2nd 10-67 CU- Welch 31 FG 10:28, 3rd 6-16

CU- Smith 30 pass from Moncrief (Welch Kick) 1 :43 3rd 10-50 Attendance: 74,127

Team Statistics CU ASU First Downs 23 5 Rushing 61-275 29-2 Passing 9-18-0 10-18-0 Passing Yards 134 82 Total Offense 79-409 47-84 Yds/Play 5.2 1.8

Return Yards 43 1 Fumbles 4-2 3-1 Total Turnovers 2 1 Penalties 2-15 2-10 Interceptions 0-0 0-0 Punt Returns 6-43 1-1 Kickoff Returns 0-0 4-73 Punting 4-37.0 10-41.2 Possession Time 35:01 24:59 3rd Down Conv 5-13 1-12 Sacks by Defense 4-20 1-5

Clemson outgained Appalachian State 275-2 thanks to a rushing defense led by Ashley Sheppard and Chuck O'Brien.

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AP Poll Sept. 16 9. Nebraska 18. Syracuse

1 . Florida State 10. Iowa 19. Colorado

7 . Temple 2. Miami (FL) 1 1 Notre Clemson 37, Dame 20. Pittsburgh Michigan 12. Penn State 21. Houston At Clemson Memorial Stadium Washington 13. Auburn 22. Southern Cal Florida 14. Baylor 23. Mississippi State September 21, 1991 Tennessee 15. Texas A&M 24. California Oklahoma 16. Ohio State 25. Georgia Weather: Sunny and 75 degrees Time: 2:30 Clemson 17. Georgia Tech

Rushing (Att-Yds-TD) Clemson's defense was at it again in game number-two, holding Clemson- Williams 14-86; Blunt 7-61; Ryans 1-25-1; Witherspoon 4- Temple to 104 yards in total offense, including just 15 yards passing in 12 13-1; Hall 3-13; Moncrief 4-11; Harris 5-11-1; 6-2. attempts. Ed McDaniel, Rob Bodine, Brentson Buckner and Wayne Cameron Temple- Swanson 14-45; McNair 14-28; Mack 5-26; Jenkins 1-14: Simmons combined for 1 tackles behind the line of scrimmage and three Brown 4-3; Thompson 6 (-13), Richardson 2 (-14). sacks as the Tigers moved to the top spot in the nation in total defense.

It was the seventh straight victory for Ken Hatfield the week after an Passing (Com-Att-Yds-I-TD) open date. It was Clemson's 10th straight win in Death Valley, tying a Clemson- Cameron- 7-12-85-0-2; Moncrief 0-3-0-1-0. Tiger record for consecutive victories in Death Valley. - 0-2-0-0-0. Temple- Thompson 5-10-15-0-1 ; Richardson Temple actually took the lead in the first period when Trent Thompson hit tight end Bryant Garvin for a one-yard touchdown pass. Temple had Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD) a 7-0 lead at the end of the first period, and gained 81 yards total offense Clemson- Smith 4-60-1; Bryant 2-13-1; Ryans 1-12. and five first downs. But, the Owls would get just 23 yards in total offense Temple- Swanson 3-10; Jenkins 1-4; Garvin 1-1-1. and one first down over the final three periods. Larry Ryans tied the count at seven with a 25-yard score on an end- Interceptions (No-Yds) around play in the second period, then the Tigers took the lead for good Clemson-None when DeChane Cameron hit Dwayne Bryant with a six-yard scoring pass Temple- Denton 1-2. near the middle of the second quarter for a 14-7 halftime lead. It was the first touchdown reception of Bryant's career. Punt Returns (No-Yds) Clemson scored 23 points after intermission to break the game open. Clemson- Stephens 3-24;0'Neal 2-6; Ryans 1-13; Jones 1-12. Cameron hit Terry Smith for a 25-yard score in the third period to highlight Temple- Sheppard 2-2. the second half play. Ronald Williams led all Clemson running backs with

86 yards in 1 4 attempts, while Smith finished the game with four catches Kickoff Returns (No-Yds) for 60 yards. Clemson - Harris 1-14. Ed McDaniel had 1 1 tackles to lead the Clemson defensive unit, while Temple - Brown 3-74, Mack 2-43; Jenkins 2-30. Bodine contributed eight and three more tackles behind the line of scrimmage. The victory extended Clemson's victory streak in Death Clemson Defensive Leaders: Valley to 10 games.

Tackles: McDaniel 1 1 , Bodine 8, Jackson 8, Buckner 7, Simmons 6, Kirkland 6 Clemson 14 13 10 37 Sacks: Bodine 1 (-11), Simmons 1 (-11), Buckner 1 (-8), McGlockton 1 Temple 7 (-6) Tackles for Loss: Simmons 3 (-20) Bodine 3 (-14), Buckner 2 (-12), Scoring Summary Drive McDaniel 2 ( -6), McGlockton 1 (-6), Davis 1(-2) Richard 1(-2), TU- Garvin 1 pass from Thompson, (Knuth kick) 3:17 ,1st 9-30 Kirkland 1 (-1). CU- Ryans 25 run (Welch kick) 10:28, 2nd 5-65 CU- Bryant 6 pass from Cameron (Welch kick) 0:24, 2nd 10-47 CU- Smith 25 pass from Cameron (run failed) 9:37, 3rd 7-55

CU- Harris 1 run (Welch kick) 5:27, 3rd 4-18 CU- Welch 27 FG 12:17, 4th 8-46 CU- Witherspoon 7 run (Sauve kick) 7:55, 4th 2-12 Attendance: 74, 575

Team Statistics CU TU First Downs 17 6 Rushing 44-222 46-89 Passing 7-15-1 5-12-0 Passing Yards 85 15 Total Offense 59-307 58-104 Yds/Play 5.2 1.8 Return Yards 7-56 3-4 Fumbles 2-2 4-1

Total Turnovers 3 1 Penalties 6-52 7-89 Interceptions 0-0 1-2 Punt Returns 7-56 2-2 Kickoff Returns 1-14 7-148 Punting 4-37.8 10-38.5 Possession Time 25:04 34:56 3rd Down Conv. 3-10 2-16 Sacks by Defense 4-36 3-16

Wayne Simmons had a career high three tackles for loss and helped hold the Owls to 15 yards passing.

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AP Poll Sept. 23 Iowa 18 Pittsburgh

1 . Florida Slate 10. Penn State 19. Georgia Tech Clemson 9, Georgia Tech 7 2 Miami (FL) Syracuse 20. California 3. Michigan 12 Baylor 21. Mississippi State At Clemson Memorial Stadium 4 Washington 13. Auburn 22. Alabama 5. Tennessee 14. Florida 23. North Carolina September 28, 1991 6. Oklahoma 15. Ohio State 24. Arizona State 7 Clemson 16 Nebraska 25. Illinois Weather: 73 degrees and Sunny Time: 3:15 (ABC) 8. Notre Dame 17. Colorado

Number-seven Clemson faced number-19 Georgia Tech in only the Rushing (Att-Yds-TD) Clemson- Williams 20-102-1; Blunt 10-34; Harris 8-23; Ryans 1-5; sixth battle of Top 20 teams in Death Valley's 50-year history. It proved to be a game for the ages as both defenses dominated throughout, and Witherspoon 4-4; Moncrief 2-3; Hall 2-2; Cameron 10- (-22). 12-18-1; 1-8; 1 the contest came down to the final seconds in Clemson's 9-7 victory. The Georgia Tech- Lincoln 22-94; Jones Lester Smith (-7); win ended a two-game losing streak for the Tigers against Georgia Tech, Rodriguez 1 (-4). the only team to defeat Clemson at home in the last 15 games. Georgia Tech took the lead in the first period as Shawn Jones scored Passing (Com-Att-Yds-I-TD) on a 10-yard run to culminate an 84-yard drive, the second longest drive Clemson- Cameron 8-17-94-1-0; Moncrief 1-1-10-0-0. of the season against Clemson's number-four ranked defense. The key Georgia Tech- Jones 15-33-159-2-0. play of the drive was a 59-yard run by freshman Jimy Lincoln, the longest run against the Tigers in two seasons. Lincoln finished the day with 94 Receiving (No-Yds-TD) yards rushing, the most against Clemson over the last 36 games. That one Clemson- Smith 4-64; Witherspoon 3-23; Ryans 2-17. Georgia Tech- Rodriguez 5-63; Lester 4-61; Stegall 1-13; Smith 3-11; run represented 1 percent of all the rushing yardage allowed by Clemson 1-0. in 1991. Merchant 1-11; Lincoln

Clemson came back to make it 7-3 on a 47-yard field goal by freshman Interceptions (No-Yds) Nelson Welch on the last play of the first half. It was his longest field goal Clemson- Mouzon 1-6; Jackson 1-1. of the season and it gave Clemson momentum going into the locker room. The two teams battled through a scoreless third period. Clemson Georgia Tech-Clay 1-0. finally took the lead on its last drive of the game. The Tigers took over with

4: 30 left in the game on the Georgia Tech 46 after a 23-yard punt return Punt Returns (No-Yds) 1-11. by Robert O'Neal. Six plays later Ronald Williams scored from two yards Clemson- O'Neal 2-34; Stephens 1-6. out with 2:06 left. Williams gained all 46 yards on the ground on Clemson's Georgia Tech- Clay final drive. Clemson missed the conversion on Williams's touchdown due to a bad snap to account for the two-point difference. Kickoff Returns (No-Yds) - 1-26; Hall 1-20. Georgia Tech came back with a drive of its own behind Jones. They Clemson Ryans Tisdale 1-21; O'Leary 1-1. drove to the Clemson 27, but on a fourth-down play with eight seconds left, Georgia Tech- Scott Sisson's 44-yard attempt at the game winning field goal was wide right and Clemson had a 9-7 victory. Clemson Defensive Leaders Tackles: Georgia Tech outgained the Tigers 282-277 in terms of total offense, Bodine 13, McDaniel 12, Geter 8, Buckner 6, Jackson 6, O'Neal 5 a fitting statistic considering Clemson had outgained Georgia Tech by 1 25 Sacks: 2 (-10), 0.5 0.5 (-7). yards in the preceeding season in a Georgia Tech triumph in Atlanta. Sheppard Bodine (-8), Simmons Tackles for Loss: Bodine 4 (-28), Sheppard 2 (-10), Simmons 1 (-7),

McDaniel 1 (-2), McGlockton 1 (-1), Buckner 1 (-1), Richard 1 (-1). Clemson 3 6 9 Georgia Tech 7 7

Scoring Summary Drive

GT - Jones 10 run, (Sisson-kick) 9:43, 1st 5-84

CU - Welch 47 FG 0:00, 2nd 3-26 CU - Williams 2 run (bad snap) 8-46 Attendance: 83, 194

Team Statistics CU GT First Downs 16 13 Rushing 57-173 37-123

Passing 9-18-1 1 5-33-2 Passing Yards 104 159 Total Offense 75-277 70-282 Yds/Play 3.7 4.0 Return Yards 52 6 Fumbles 4-3 1-0 \ Total Turnovers 4 2 Penalties 5-40 7-45 Interceptions 2-7 1-0 Punt Returns 3-45 1-6 Kickoff Returns 2-46 2-22 Punting 8-36.3 10-34.0 Possession Time 31:32 28:28 3rd Down Conv. 7-18 5-17 Sacks by Defense 3-25 3-18

Rob Bodine had a career high tying 1 3 tackles, including four tackles for loss in the victory over Georgia Tech.

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AP Poll Sept. 30 9. Iowa 1 8. California 1. Florida State 1 0. Syracuse 19. N.c otate Georgia 27, Clemson 12 2. Miami (FL) Baylor 20. Alabama 3. Washington 12. Penn State 21 Georgia Tech At Sanford Stadium 4. Tennessee 13. Florida 22 Illinois 5. Oklahoma 14. Ohio State 23 Texas A&M October 5, 1991 6. Clemson 15. Nebraska 24. UCLA 7. Michigan 16. Auburn 25. Colorado Weather: Partly Cloudy and 65 degrees Time: 3:32 (ESPN) 8. Notre Dame 17. Pittsburgh

Clemson traveled to Athens, GA ranked fifth in the nation in USA Scoring Summary Drive

Today and sixth by the Associated Press. By 1 1 :00 PM on October 5 the UGA- Parkman 44 FG 13:15, 1st 7-32 Tigers knew they would drop a considerable distance because the CU- Welch 27 FG 0:45, 2nd 6-23 Bulldogs of Georgia soundly beat the Tigers by 15 points. UGA- Hastings 8 pass from Zeier (Peterson kick) 0:13, 2nd 2-67 Athens, GA has never been a place that has seen a lot of success on UGA- Parkman 27 FG 8:43, 3rd 8-71 the part of the Tigers. Clemson has won in Athens only twice since 1915. CU- Welch 29 FG 1 :49, 3rd 1 0-59

Clemson had beaten the Bulldogs in Clemson the previous year, 34-3. UGA- Hastings 7 pass from Zeier 1 3: 1 5, 4th 11 -48 Georgia freshman quarterback Eric Zeier threw for 249 yards and was CU- Ryans 18 pass from Cameron (pass failed) 4-56 not intercepted in 33 attempts in leading the Bulldogs, who broke an eight- UGA- Hearst 1 run (Peterson kick) 1:19, 4th 3-14 game Clemson winning streak overall and a three-game winning streak in Attendance: 85,434 the series.

The turning point in the game took place in the final minute of the first Team Statistics cu UGA half. Clemson had just scored to tie the count at three. With Georgia trying First Downs 16 15 to run out the clock, Bulldog running back Garrison Heart fumbled and the Rushing 36-149 41-77 Tigers recovered. But the play was nullified when a face mask call, 20 Passing 19-38-3 17-38-0 yards away from the play, was whistled against Clemson. Passing Yards 246 283 Now at the Georgia 43, the Bulldogs decided to throw a bomb. Zeier Total Offense 74-395 79-360 hit Arthur Marshall for 59 yards to the Tiger eight. On the next play the first- Yds/ Play 5.3 4.6 0- year freshman connected with Andre Hastings for a touchdown and a 1 Return Yards 29 16 3 halftime lead. Fumbles 4-2 2-1 Clemson could not overcome this momentum swing and the Bulldogs Total Turnovers 5 1 went on to victory. Ronald Williams led Clemson rushers with 100 yards Penalties 5-50 11-90 3-0 in 13 attempts, while DeChane Cameron connected on 19-38 passes for Interceptions 0-0 246 yards. Punt Returns 5-29 2-16 Larry Ryans had the finest game of his career with 191 yards in all- Kickoff Returns 5-107 3-104 purpose running, including an 18-yard scoring pass in the fourth period. Punting 5-41.0 9-37.3

The Tigers actually outgained the Bulldogs, 395-360, but still lost the Possession Time 28:30 31:30 game. 3rd Down Conv. 3-16 7-19 Terry Smith had seven catches for 64 yards at Georgia, giving him 52 Sacks by Defense 3-20 2-8 receptions for just 1 6 games in his career. He reached the 50-catch mark the second fastest in Clemson history with his performance against Rushing (Att-Yds-TD) Georgia. Clemson- Williams 13-100; Hall 7-24; Cameron 12-13; Blunt 3-9; Harris Kenzil Jackson, a native of Georgia, also had the best game of his 1-3 career in Athens. The native of LaGrange, GA, had a career high 10 Georgia- Hearst 20-41-1; Strong 5-24; Ware 8-23; Zeier 5 (-1); Jones tackles, including three tackles behind the line of scrimmage in 78 snaps. 2(-4); Tally 1 (-6)

Passing (Com-Att-Yds-I-TD) Clemson 6 12 Clemson- Cameron 19-38-246-3-1 Georgia 14 27 Georgia- Talley 2-5-34-0-0; Zeier 15-33-249-0-2

Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD) 3-33; Clemson- Ryans 5-95-1 ; Smith 7-64; Witherspoon 2-35; Gibson Hall 1-16; Williams 1-3 Georgia- Marshall 6-128; Strong 2-58; Hastings 5-54-2; Hearst 2-25; Evans 1-9; Harvey 1-9 .1? ^ Interceptions (No-Yds) Clemson -None Georgia- Carswell 1-0; Wynn 1-0; Hargett 1-0

Punt Returns (No-Yds) Clemson- Stephens 3-23; O'Neal 2-6 Georgia- Carswell 2-16

Kickoff Returns (No-Yds) Clemson- Ryans 3-96; Harris 1-8; Caputo 1-3 1-37 . * Georgia-Marshall 2-67; Hastings Clemson Defensive Leaders: Tackles: Jackson 10, McDaniel 9, O'Neal 9, Sheppard 7, McGlockton

6, Buckner6, Kirkland 6.

Sacks: Bodine 1 (-12), Jackson 1 (-6), Simmons 1 (-2).

Tackles for Loss: Jackson 3 (-13), Bodine 1 (-12), McDaniel 1 (-3), Larry Ryans gained 191 yards in all-purpose running at Georgia. Simmons 1 (-2), Richard 1 (-1), McGlockton 1 (-1).

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AP Poll (Oct. 7) 9. Penn State 18. Clemson Florida Slate 10. Florida 19. Alabama Clemson 20, Virginia 20 Miami (FL) 11. Ohio State 20. Illinois Washington 12. Pittsburgh 21. Texas A&M At Clemson Memorial Stadium Tennessee 13. California 22. Georgia Michigan 14. Nebraska 23. Mississippi October 12, 1991 Oklahoma 15. Syracuse 24. Auburn Notre Dame 16. N.C. State 25. Colorado Weather: Sunny and 73 degrees Time: 3:21 (ABC-TV) Baylor 17. Iowa

Scoring Summary Drive While Clemson did not defeat the Virginia Cavaliers on October 1 2 in 1 n-fin UVA-Mundy 15 pass from Blundin (Husted kick) 11:11, 1st I u uu Death Valley, it was the game that put the Tigers on the right path to a 1st conference title in 1991. The Tigers scored 10 points in the final four UVA-Husted 32 FG 3:56, run DR-ftOOU minutes to tie the Cavaliers, 20-20. As the season went on, Virginia CU- Williams 56 5:53, 2nd UVA- Holmes 32 pass from Blundin (Husted kick) 0:58, 2nd D-OU continued to improve, and it was evident this was a battle between the 3-63 ACC's two best teams at season's end. CU-Welch 22 FG 5:33, 3rd 1 1 Q r^n UVA- Husted 4th I vJ-DU Virginia scored on its first possession, something four teams did 47 FG 7:30, 11 71 CU- Harris 1 run (Welch kick) 3:33, 4th I o- / I against the Tigers in 1 991 . Matt Blundin hit Aaron Mundy with a 1 5-yard ft OR scoring pass to give the Cavs a 7-0 lead. Blundin continued to lead the CU- Welch 40 FG 0:46, 4th Attendance: Cavs on scoring marches and Virginia had a 20-1 lead late in the game. 82,333 But Clemson came back behind fullback Rudy Harris, who had 102 Statistics yards rushing on the day. His score from one-yard out with 3:22 left Team CU UVH 01 brought Clemson to within three. The Cavs tried to run out the clock and First Downs 23 "3ft- 1 1 "\ 58-315 i i gain their second straight victory over the Tigers. Rushing oo o 1 C OC A Passing 15-23-1 1 D-oO-U On a third-and two from the Virginia 45, Terry Kirby was hit by OA 1 Clemson's Robert O'Neal at the Virginia 48, a spot that was already a Cav Passing Yards 196 Total Offense 511 354 first down. Clemson's Kenzil Jackson recovered with 2:49 left and Yds/Play 6.3 4.8 Clemson still had hope. 1 Return Yards 75 i i Clemson drove to the Virginia 27 and Nelson Welch hit the clutch 44- Fumbles 2-0 2-1 yard field goal with 46 seconds left to tie the score. The Cavs drove deep Total Turnovers 1 1 into Clemson territory, but with one second left Michael Husted lined up Penalties 6-50 0-0 for a 34-yard field goal. Wayne Simmons got a hand on the ball and the Interceptions 0-0 1-14 kick was wide, allowing Clemson to gain the tie. Punt Returns 4-75 1(-3) Ronald Williams had 185 yards rushing and 242 yards in all-purpose Kickoff Returns 1-6 2-33 running to lead the Tigers. That was a career high for Williams in both Punting 3-33.0 6-42.0 categories and the sixth highest all-purpose running game in Clemson Possession Time 32:01 27:59 history. The Tigers picked up 51 1 yards in total offense for the game, the 3rd Conv. 9-17 11-20 most by a Hatfield coached team and the most ever by a Clemson team Down Sacks by Defense 1-1 0-0 in a non-victory. Clemson had four ACC Player of the Week selections for the Virginia Rushing (Att-Yds-TD) game. Tyrone Gibson was the offensive lineman of the week with 12 3- Williams 20-185-1 ; Harris 26-102-1 ; 8-27: Blunt knockdown blocks, while Chester McGlockton was the defensive lineman Clemson- Cameron 2; Flesch 1 (-1) of the week with 1 tackles. Darnell Stephens was the ACC Rookie of the Virginia- Kirby 17-61; Fischer 9-26; Steele 5-15; Blundin 6-12; Week, while Robert O'Neal was the defensive back of the week. Goodman 1 (-1)

Clemson Passing (Com-Att-Yds-I-TD) Virginia Clemson-Cameron 14-23-159-1-0; Moncrief 1-1-37-0-0 Virginia- Blundin 15-34-241-0-2; Goodman 0-1-0-0-0

Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD) Clemson- Williams 4-57; Smith 4-56; Ryans 3-38; Cameron 1-37;

Gibson 1-13; Blunt 1(-1); Witherspoon 1 (-4) Virginia- Satola 5-83; Holmes 3-59-1; Kirby 4-56; Mundy 3-43-1

Interceptions (No-Yards) Clemson- None Virgina- Burns 1-14

Punt Returns Clemson- Stephens 2-60; O'Neal 2-15 Virginia- Holmes 1(-3)

Kickoff Returns (No-Yards) Clemson- Ryans 1-6 Virginia- Washington 2-33

Clemson Defensive Leaders

Tackles: McGlockton 10, Bodine 9, Mouzon 8, Kirkland 7, McDaniel 7, Jackson 7.

Sacks: McGlockton 1 (-1).

Tackles for Loss: McGlockton 3 (-3), Bodine 2 (-2), Kirkland 1(-1),

Sheppard 1 (-1), Simmons 1 (-1). Ronald Williams gained 242 yards in all-purpose running against Virginia, the sixth best single game figure in Clemson history.

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AP Poll Oct. 21 9. Nebraska 18. Syracuse Florida State 10- California 19. Clemson Clemson 29, N.C. State 19 Miami (FL) 1 1 Iowa 20. East Carolina Washington 12. N.C. State 21. Oklahoma At Clemson Memorial Stadium Michigan 13. Texas ASM 22. Baylor Notre Dame 14. Ohio State 23. Pittsburgh October 26, 1991 Florida 15. Tennessee 24. Georgia Alabama 16. Colorado 25. Arkansas Weather: 79 degrees and Sunny Time: 3:30 (ABC) Penn State 17. Illinois

Rushing (Att-Yds-TD) Nelson Welch booted five field goals to tie a Clemson single game Clemson- Cameron 18-79-1; Blunt 25-74; Kennedy 5-45; Ryans 3-39; record and lead Clemson to a pivotal victory over previously undefeated Harris 4-17-1; Caputo 2-2. and 12th-ranked N.C. State. The Tigers warmed up in orange jerseys, N.C. State- Manior 4-11; Barbour 3-10; Williams 2-9; Shaw 6-8; then changed into purple jerseys before they appeared at the top of the hill. George 2-5; Bender 9 (-33).

It was the first time since 1939 that Clemson had worn purple jerseys. Clemson had a 23-7 lead at halftime, posting its best all-around half of Passing (Com-Att-Yds-I-TD) the year with 297 yards total offense. The Tigers did that without the Clemson- Cameron 14-23-143-0-0; Moncrief 0-1-0-0-0. services of Ronald Williams, who suffered a knee injury in pregame N.C. State- Bender 18-43-281-1-1; Kilpatrick 1-1-10-0-0. warmups.

DeChane Cameron led the Tigers with 1 43 yards passing and 79 yards Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD) rushing, pacing the team in both categories. Cameron was a most Clemson- Smith 4-55; Blunt 6-45; Ryans 2-22; Gibson 2-21. decorated player after this game. He was named the ACC Player of the N.C. State- Davenport 4-82-1; Santee 3-56; George 3-40; Williams 2-

Week by Exxon, an award that goes to just one player each week. He was 34; Griffis 2-24; Goines 2-1 9; Hinton 1-17; Shaw 1-11; Harrison 1 -8. also the State of South Carolina Offensive Player of the Week and was the ACC Offensive Back of the Week. Rodney Blunt added 74 yards rushing Interceptions (No-Yds) as Williams's replacement. Clemson- Brown 1-8.

Welch booted field goals of 31 , 42, 32, 46 and 41 to break the Clemson N.C. State- None record. He became the second Clemson player in history to boot three field goals of at least 40 yards in the same game and he also set a Clemson Punt Returns (No - Yds) record for yardage on made field goals. He became just the third player Clemson-Stephens 2-31 in the NCAA to kick five field goals in a game with the more narrow N.C. State- George 1-8. goalposts used in 1991. Rob Bodine, who again was chosen ACC Defensive Lineman of the Kickoff Returns (No- Yds) Week, led the Tigers with 10 tackles, including three behind the line of Clemson- Ryans 2-38; Harris 1-7. scrimmage and two sacks. Levon Kirkland also had eight stops and a N.C. State- Goines 3-62; Barbour 2-54; Covington 1-7. sack, including four tackles in the fourth quarter. He was a prime reason N.C. State gained just 10 yards rushing for the entire game. Clemson Defensive Leaders:

Tackles: BodinelO, Mouzon 8, Kirkland 8, Stephens 7, Simmons 7,

McDaniel 7. Clemson 7 16 3 3 29 Sacks: Bodine 2 (-6), Kirkland 1 (-9), Bussie 1 (-8), Simmons 1 (-6), N.C. State 7 6 6 — 19 McGlockton 1 (-6).

for McGlockton 2 (-13), Kirkland 1 (-9), Scoring Summary Drive Tackles Loss: Bodine 3 (-7), Bussie 1 (-8), Simmons 1 (-5). CU - Harris 3 run (Welch kick) 5:26, 1st 11-70

CU - Cameron 1 run, (Welch kick) 14:23, 2nd 8-62 NCS - Davenport 13 pass from Bender (Hartman kick) 10:43, 2nd 8-77 CU - Welch 31 FG 6:41, 2nd 11-57 CU - Welch 42 FG 1:10, 2nd 8-19 CU - Welch 32 FG 0:06, 2nd 7-33 :V5fW if CU - Welch 46 FG 11:05, 3rd 6-18

NCS - Hartman 38 FG 9:46, 3rd 8-44

NCS - Hartman 36 FG 3:09, 3rd 10-23 CU - Welch 41 FG 4:14, 4th 9-56

NCS - Bender 1 run (two point conversion failed) 2:21, 4th 12-75

Team Statistics CU NCS First Downs 24 16 Rushing 57-256 26-10 Passing 14-24-0 19-44-1 Passing Yards 143 291 Total Offense 399 301 Yds/Play 4.9 4.3 Return Yards 39 8 Fumbles 2-1 0-0

Total Turnovers 1 1 Penalties 3-15 7-45 Interceptions 1-8 0-0 Punt Returns 2-31 1-8 Kickoff Returns 3-45 6-123 Punting 4-36.5 7-38.6 Possession Time 35:34 24:26 3rd Down Conv. 4-15 6-17 Sacks by Defense 6-42 3-24 Nelson Welch booted a record five field goals in the pivotal victory over N.C. State.

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AP Poll (Oct. 28) 9. Nebraska 18. Syracuse

1 . Florida Stale 10. California 19. N.C. State

1 Clemson 28, Wake Forest 10 2 Miami (FL) 1 . Iowa 20. Oklahoma 3. Washington 12. Texas ASM 21 Baylor At Clemson Memorial Stadium 4. Michigan 13 Ohio State 22. Georgia 5. Notre Dame 14. Tennessee 23 UCLA November 2, 1991 6. Florida 15. Colorado 24. Arkansas 7 Alabama 16. Clemson 25. Fresno State Weather: 57 degrees and partly sunny Time: 2:35 8. Penn State 17 East Carolina

After a month of "big games", Clemson kept the intensity going for the Team Statistics CU WF first half of the contest with Wake Forest. The Tigers posted 28 points in First Downs 25 11 the first half behind an offense that accumulated 265 first-half yards, and Rushing 61-316 25-20 went on to a 28-1 victory over Wake Forest, Clemson's 1 5th consecutive Passing 13-23-0 16-26-2 victory over the Demon Deacons. Passing Yards 135 274 Rodney Blunt rushed for what was then career high 103 yards and a Total Offense 84-451 51-294 pair of touchdowns, while DeChane Cameron connected on 8-1 4 passes Yds/Play 5.4 5.8 for 93 yards. Blunt also caught four passes for 29 yards in his finest all- Return Yards 72 24 around game to date. Ail-American guard Jeb Flesch keyed the offensive Fumbles 1-1 1-0 line with an 85 percent grade and 1 2 knockdown blocks as Clemson held Total Turnovers 1 2 the ball for 38:28 compared to just 21 :22 for the Deacons. Penalties 7-70 4-20 Levon Kirkland had his best game of the year with eight tackles, three Interceptions 2-0 0-0 stops behind the line of scrimmage, a sack and a caused fumble in only Punt Returns 4-72 4-24 24 plays of action. Robert O'Neal was also outstanding on the Clemson Kickoff Returns 2-55 4-81 defense with two interceptions and five tackles. The interceptions moved Punting 6-34.8 5-42.6 O'Neal into a tie for fifth place in Clemson history in interceptions. Possession Time 38:28 21:32 The victory was the first of five wins in November for the Tigers. It 3rd Down Conv. 7-15 2-13 marked just the third time in Clemson history that the Tigers won five Sacks by Defense 3-27 1-7 games in one month, the first time they have ever done it in November. Doug Bolin, a red-shirt senior, had the game of his career with 57 yards Rushing (Att-Yds-TD) on just 1 1 carries. The oldest player on the Clemson roster also scored Clemson -Blunt 18-103-2; Moncrief 9-60; Bolin 11-57-1; Cameron 7- a touchdown, the first of his career. 40; Harris 7-29-1; Witherspoon 3-14; Caputo 2-8; Kennedy 2-6; Ryans 2(-1). Clemson 21 28 Wake Forest- Williams 8-25; Kennedy 3-14; Leach 6-7; Niedbala 2-3;

Wake Forest 10 10 Jones 1 (-4) West 5 (-25).

Scoring Summary Drive Passing (Com-Att-Yds-I-TD) CU: Blunt 10 run (Welch kick) 12:21, 1st 6-71 Clemson- Cameron 8-14-93-0-0; Moncrief 5-9-42-0-0. CU: Harris 1 run (Welch kick) 7:52, 1st 8-35 Wake Forest- West 16-26-274-2-1. CU: Blunt 25 run (Welch kick), 2:03, 1st 8-59

CU: Bolin 1 run (Welch kick) 1 :58, 2nd 12-73 Receiving- (Rec-Yds-TD) WF: Green 33 FG 9:48, 4th 8-53 Clemson- Bryant 2-51; Blunt 4-29; Smith 2-23; Gibson 1-10; Samnik 1-

WF: Dixon 30 pass from West (Green kick) 4:42, 4th 5-79 9; Harris 2-7; Witherspoon 1-6. Attendance: 68. 955 Wake Forest- Dixon 5-1 44-1 ; Mills 4-56; Jones 3-43; Niedbala 1 -21 Long 1-5; Pettus 1-4; Kennedy 1*1.

Interceptions (No-Yds) Clemson-O'Neal 2-0. Wake Forest- None

Punt Returns (No-Yds) Clemson- Stephens 3-54; O'Neal 1-18. Wake Forest- Coghill 4-29.

Kickoff Returns (No-Yds) Clemson -Easton 2-55. Wake Forest- Leach 3-71; Niedbala 1-10.

Clemson Defensive Leaders

Tackles: Kirkland 8, Geter 6, O'Neal 5, Stephens 5, Buckner 5, Jones 5, Sheppard 5.

Tackles for Loss: Kirkland 3 (-16), Buckner 1 (-10), Simmons 1(-9),

McGlockton 1 (-3). McDaniel 1 (-1).

Sacks: Buckner 1 (-10), Simmons 1 (-9), Kirkland 1 (-8).

Blunt gained 103 yards in 18 attempts and rushed for two touchdowns in Clemson's 15th straight win over Wake Forest.

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AP Poll (Nov. 4) 9. Penn State 18. N C. State 1. Florida State 10. Iowa 19. Ohio State

Clemson 21, North Carolina 6 2. Miami (FL) 1 1 . Nebraska 20. Oklahoma Washington 12. Texas ASM 21. Baylor At Chapel Hill, NC 4. Michigan 13. Tennessee 22. UCLA 5. Notre Dame 14. Colorado 23. Georgia November 9, 1991 6. Florida 15. Clemson 24. Virginia 7. California 16. East Carolina 25. Indiana Weather: 38 degrees and rainy Time: 2:55 (ESPN) 8. Alabama 17. Syracuse

Scoring Summary Drive Clemson used a bone-crushing defense and the all-around play of CU - Cameron 41 run (Welch kick) 12:49, 2nd 5-57 quarterback DeChane Cameron in registering a 15-point win over North UNC - Gwaltney 31 FG, 9:24, 3rd 4-7 Carolina on a cold, rainy night in Chapel Hill. UNC - Gwaltney 27 FG, 6:12, 3rd 7-37 Cameron picked up 1 17 yards rushing, most by a Clemson quarter- CU - Harris 1 run (Welch kick) 14:26, 4th 17-58 back since 1976 and the first 100-yard day by a Clemson quarterback in - Cameron 1 run kick) 1 1 :04, 4th 4-57 - CU (Welch 1 years. It was Cameron who got Clemson off to a good start with a 41

Attendance: 31 , 000 yard touchdown run in the first half. The victory moved Cameron's record as the Clemson starting quarterback to 16-3-1. The 82.5 percent mark Team Statistics CU UNC moved him to first in Clemson history in winning percentage. First Downs 16 9 The Tar Heels closed the gap to 7-6 in the third period, but the Tigers Rushing 61-250 36-81 scored a pair of TDs in the fourth period to seal the victory as Rudy Harris Passing 5-10-0 14-28-0 and Cameron crossed the goalline in the fourth period. Terry Smith caught Passing Yards 90 100 all five of Cameron's completions on this windy evening, including a 48- Total Offense 71-340 64-181 yarder on Clemson's final touchdown drive that broke the game open. Yds/Play 4.89 2.83 North Carolina never scored a touchdown against the Tiger defense, Return Yards 1 7 the third straight year the Tar Heels have not crossed the Clemson goal Fumbles 6-2 2-2 line. Ed McDaniel led all Clemson tacklers with a career high 15 stops. It Total Turnovers 2 2 gave McDaniel 348 tackles for his career, fourth best in Clemson history. Penalties 5-39 3-10 Rob Bodine, Brentson Buckner, Chuck O'Brien, David Davis and Interceptions Chester McGlockton had two tackles for loss apiece for the Tigers, who Punt Returns 2-1 1-7 held the Tar Heels to just 181 yards in total offense and just nine first Kickoff Returns 2-64 3-67 downs. Punting 8-30.8 8-38.1 Possession Time 33:34 26:26 Clemson 14 21 3rd Down Conv 6-16 5-19 North Carolina 6 Sacks by Defense 4-20 0-0

Rushing (Att-Yds-TD) Clemson- Cameron 18-117-2; Blunt 19-56; Harris 16-54; Bolin 5-15; Kennedy 1-6; Hall 2-2. North Carolina- Means 15-77; Jordan 5-15; Faulkerson 2-4; Hemderson 3-1; Blount 1-1; Stanicek 10 (-17).

Passing (Comp-Att- Yds-I-TD) Clemson- Cameron 5-10-90-0-0. North Carolina-Stanicek 14-28-100-0-0.

Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD) Clemson- Smith 5-90. North Carolina- Means 6-43; Holliday 4-31; Jordan 1-10; Felton 1-7; Blount 1-5; Henderson 1-5.

Interceptions (No-Yds-TD) Clemson-none North Carolina-none

Punt Returns (No-Yds) Clemson- Stephens 2-1 North Carolina- Blount 1-7

Kickoff Returns (No-Yds) Clemson- Easton 1-36; Ryans 1-28 North Carolina- Blount 2-60; Henderson 1-7

Clemson Defensive Leaders Tackles: McDaniel 15, Bodine 9, Buckner 8, O'Brien 8, Jackson 6.

Sacks: Buckner 1 (-13) , O'Brien 1 (-2), McGlockton 1 (-2).

Tackles for Loss: Buckner 2 (-15), Davis 2 (-6), O'Brien 2 (-4),

McGlockton 2 (-4), Bodine 2 (-3).

Cameron gained 207 yards in total offense in a driving rainstorm at North Carolina. He had 117 yards rushing, most by a Tiger quarterback in 15 years.

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AP Poll (Nov. 11) 9. Iowa 18. Oklahoma

1 Florida State 10. Tennessee 19. Ohio State Clemson 40, Maryland 7 2 Miami (FL) 11. Nebraska 20. Baylor 3 Washington 12. Notre Dame 21. Virginia At Clemson Memorial Stadium 4. Michigan 13. Texas A&M 22. Stanford 5. Florida 14. East Carolina 23 BYU November 16, 1991 6. California 15. Clemson 24. N.C. State 7 Alabama 16. Colorado 25. Illinois Weather: Sunny and 57 Degrees Time: 3:21 (ACC TV) 8. Penn State 17 Syracuse

The Tigers won their 13th ACC championship with a dominating 40-7 Team Statistics

First Downs \ o victory over Maryland on November 16. It was the first ACC title for cf\ ion Rushing ol -ob) Clemson since 1988 and it gave Clemson's 22 seniors 37 total victories 4-25-1 1 ^ on n over the last four years, tied for fourth best in ACC history. Passing 1 Pace inn Vorrlc Clemson had a perfectly balanced offense wih 230 yards rushing and rdoolliy TdlUb 1 75 Total Offense 85-460 61-214 230 yards passing. DeChane Cameron threw for 1 96 yards in the first half 3.5 and finished the game with 213, the second highest total of his career. Yds/Play 5.4 First-year freshman cornerback Darnell Stephens delighted the sun- Return Yards 169 1 2-2 2-1 drenched crowd with an 89-yard punt return, the third longest in ACC Fumbles 2 2 history and second longest ever by a Clemson player in Death Valley. He Total Turnovers Penalties 6-55 11-69 had 1 1 6 yards in punt returns on the day, third best in Clemson history, and Interceptions 0-0 1-0 he moved to number-four in the nation in that category. It was also the Punt 7-169 1-1 most punt return yards in a game by an ACC player all season. Returns 2-53 7-126 Terry Smith had 120 yards in receptions, the most reception yards by Kickoff Returns 3-30.0 9-42.3 a Clemson player in four years. He had one 43-yard scoring reception and Punting also caught a 52-yard pass that set up a score. Possession Time 35:17 24:43 3rd Down Conv. 8-16 3-13 Once again Ed McDaniel led Clemson with 1 tackles, but Rob Bodine 5-21 3-19 chipped in with three tackles for loss and eight total stops. Maryland Sacks by Defense gained just 39 yards rushing on 31 attempts and completed just 1 1 of 30 passes. Fourteen different Clemson players were involved in a tackle for Rushing (Att-Yds-TD) 17-79-1; 4-49-1; 8- loss. Clemson- Blunt Moncrief Harris 8-39; Witherspoon

8-22-1 Ryans 1 -8; Hall 4-7; Bolin 2-7; Williams 1 -4; Jeb Flesch was again named ACC Offensive Lineman of the Week 32; Kennedy ; Cassidy 1-0; Cameron 6 (-17). with a 78 percent blocking grade. It was his 42nd straight start for the Tigers. Maryland- Jackson 11-30; Burnett 6-17; Sandwisch 6-12; Wall 4-8; Harris 1- (-10); Kaleo 3- (-18). Clemson 10 10 14 6 40

Maryland 7 - 7 Passing (Comp-Att-Yds-I-TD) Clemson- Cameron- 13-23-213-1-1; Moncrief 1-2-17-0-0. Scoring Summary Drive Maryland- Sandwisch- 8-18-115-0-1; Kaleo 3-12-60-0-0. UM- Kremus 56 pass from Sandwisch (DeArmas kick) 12:33, 1st 5-81

CU- Kennedy 1 run (Welch kick) 9:23, 1st 8-77 Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD) CU- Welch 27 FG 2:47, 2nd 11-45 Clemson- Smith 4-120-1; Bryant 1-23; Ryans 3-22; Blunt 2-20;

CU- Smith 43 pass from Cameron (Welch kick) 14:1 1 , 2nd 5-56 Witherspoon 2-20; Hall 1-17; Gibson 1-18. CU-Welch 22 FG 0:00, 2nd 17-83 Maryland- Kremus 1-56-1; Wycheck 4-42; Prunzik 1-25; Thomas 2-19: CU- Blunt 4 run (Welch kick) 10:02, 3rd 7-38 Stevenson 1-15; Cooper 1-11; Badgett 1-7. CU-Moncrief 28 run, 0:22, 3rd 9-64 CU- Stephens 89 punt return (kick failed) 13:02, 4th Interceptions Attendance 71,881 Clemson- None Maryland- Hopson 1-0.

Punt Returns (No-Yards-TD) Clemson- Stephens 4-116-1; O'Neal 3-53. Maryland- Hopson 1-1.

Kickoff Returns (No-Yds) Clemson-Ryans 2-53. Maryland- Wiestling 3-50; Lawrence 2-42; Wall 2- 34.

Clemson Defensive Leaders

Tackles: McDaniel 10, Bodine 8, O'Brien 5, Bussie 5, Sheppard 4, Kirkland 4, McGlockton 4, Mouzon 4, Stephens 4.

Sacks: Bussie 1 (-8), Bodine 1 (-3), Davis 1 (-2), Sheppard 1 (-1),

Kirkland 0.5 (-4), McGlockton 0.5 (-3).

Tackles for Loss: Bodine 3 (-5), Jones 1 (-10), Joye 1 (-8), Bussie 1 (-

8), Kirkland 1 (-4), Mouzon 1 (-4), McGlockton 1 (-3), Jackson 1 (-3),

Mauney 1 (-2). McDaniel 1 (-1), Sheppard 1 (-1), Buckner 1 (-1), Davis

1 (-2).

Darnell Stephens had an 89-yard punt return in the win over Mary- land, the fourth longest punt return in Clemson history.

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AP Poll (Nov. 19) 9. Iowa 18. Ohio State Miami (FL) 10. Tennessee 19. Oklahoma

Clemson 41, South Carolina 24 Washington 1 1 . Nebraska 20. Virginia Florida State 12. Texas A&M 21. Stanford At Williams-Brice Stadium Michigan 13. East Carolina 22. N.C. State Florida 14. Clemson 23. Tulsa November 23, 1991 California 15. Colorado 24. Georgia Penn State 16. Syracuse 25. UCLA Weather: 72 Degrees, sunny Time: 3:21 (ACC TV) Alabama 17 Notre Dame

CU - Cameron 31 run (Welch kick) 4:05, 2nd 5-73 The Tigers won state bragging rights for another year as the Clemson USC - Simpson 27 FG 0:03, 2nd 4-29 seniors became just the second class in 50 seasons to post a perfect 4- CU - Welch 22 FG 13:01, 3rd 5-73 record against their in-state rivals with a 41 -24 win over the Gamecocks. CU - Blunt 16 run (Welch kick) 6:12, 3rd 11-81 The game marked the second consecutive week that the Tigers put 40 CU - Harris 6 run (Welch kick) 0:30, 3rd 12-69 points on the board, a feat Clemson had not accomplished since 1984. USC - DeBoer 2 Run (Simpson kick) 12:03, 4th 8-57 Quarterback DeChane Cameron not only had the best game of his CU -Smith 25 pass from Moncrief (Welch kick) 9-18 Clemson career, but one of the best games in Clemson history. Cameron USC - Mitchell 15 run (Simpson kick) 9-65 connected on 1 2 of 1 4 passes for 206 yards and gained 1 1 6 yards in 20 Attendance: 74, 200 rushing attempts. That 85.7 percent completion mark broke the Clemson single game record and his 322 yards in total offense ranked as the third- Team Statistics CU USC best in Clemson history, the best since 1 965. The percentage mark tied First Downs 28 16 for the best in the ACC in 1 99 1 Rushing 62-272 19-15 The Tigers jumped on the scoreboard first with Rudy Harris's first of Passing 13-15-1 26-46-2 two touchdowns in the first quarter, and then added a Nelson Welch field Passing Yards 231 303 goal and a 31 -yard scoring romp by Cameron. Meanwhile, the Game- Total Offense 77-503 65-318 cocks also scored a touchdown and a field goal in the first half, giving Yds/Play 6.5 4.9 Clemson a slim 1 7-1 lead at the intermission. But the Tiger defense held Return Yards 48 23 USC scoreless in the third period and the Tigers added 1 7 points as Harris Fumbles 4-1 0-0 crossed the goalline again on a six-yard run, tailback Rodney Blunt scored Total Turnovers 2 2 from the 16, and Welch added another field goal. Clemson gained 228 Penalties 7-90 4-30 yards in total offense in the third period alone. Interceptions 2-24 1-5 Wide Receiver Terry Smith had over 100 receiving yards for the Punt Returns 3-24 2-18 second straight week with five grabs for 117 yards, the first Clemson Kickoff Returns 4-50 5-120 player to do so since Jerry Butler had consecutive 100-yard receiving Punting 2-41.0 4-30.8 games in 1978. Smith scored the Tigers' final touchdown on a 25-yard Possession Time 33:23 26:37 pass from Richard Moncrief in the fourth quarter. 3rd Down Conv. 8-14 3-12 South Carolina native Levon Kirkland moved into third-place on the Sacks by Defense 3-21 0-0 Clemson career sack list with a pair of sacks versus the Gamecocks, giving him 1 9 for his career and 5.5 for the season. The defense, led by Rushing (Att-Yds-TD) another South Carolinian Ed McDaniel's nine tackles, proved worthy of its Clemson- Cameron 20-116-1; Blunt 20-72-1; Harris 11-35-2; Ryans 3- number-one national ranking in rushing defense as it limited the Game- 24; Bolin 3-18; Witherspoon 2-5; Hall 2-4; Easton 1-(-2). cocks to only 15 yards on the ground. - South Carolina- Mitchell 1-15-1; Bennett 9-8; DeBoer 2-3-1 ; Wilburn 1

3; Haynes 2-1; Fuller 4-(-15). Clemson 10 17 7 41 South Carolina 10 14 24 Passing (Com-Att-Yds-I-TD) Clemson- Cameron 12-14-206-1-0; Moncrief 1-1-25-0-1. Scoring Summary Drive South Carolina- Fuller 21 -39-254-2-1; Mitchell 5-7-49-0-0. CU - Harris 1 run (Welch Kick) 3:29, 1st 15-84 CU - Welch 21 FG 12:47, 2nd 9-37 Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD) USC - Brooks 16 pass from Fuller (Simpson kick) 6:04, 2nd 7-67 Clemson- Smith 5-117-1; Gibson 2-31; Samnik 1-31; Blunt 2-25; Ryans 2-18; Harris 1-9. South Carolina- Brooks 7-97-1; Pitchko 2-73; Haynes 3-33; Bennett 3-25; Miller 2-23; Campbell 2-13; Penny 2-12; Wilburn 2-10; DeBoer 1-9; Howell 1-5; Dixon 1-3.

Interceptions (No-Yds) Clemson- Mouzon 1-12; Stephens 1-12.

South Carolina - Surratt 1-5.

Punt Returns (No-Yds) Clemson - Stephens 3-24. South Carolina- Brooks 2-18.

Kickoff Returns (No-Yds) Clemson - Easton 3-39; Samnik 1-11. South Carolina- Brooks 3-78; Adams 2-42.

Clemson Defensive Leaders Tackles: McDaniel 9, Bodine 6, McGlockton 6, O'Neal 6, Mouzon 6, Kirkland 6.

Sacks: Kirkland 2 (-1 1), Buckner 1 (-10). Levon Kirkland into third list moved place on Clemson's career sack 1 (-10), Tackles for Loss: Kirkland 2 (-1 1 ), Bodine 2 (-15), Buckner with two at South Carolina. Simmons 1 (-5), McDaniel 1 (-4), McGlockton 1 (-1).

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AP Poll (Nov. 26) 9 Tennessee 18. Notre Dame Miami (FL) 10. Texas A&M 19. Oklahoma

Clemson 33, Duke 21 Washington 1 1 . Nebraska 20. Virginia Florida State 12. East Carolina 21. N.C State At Tokyo Dome, Tokyo Japan Michigan 13. Clemson 22. Tulsa Florida 14. California 23. UCLA December 1, 1991 (November 30 in USA) Penn State 15. Colorado 24. Ohio State Iowa 16. Syracuse 25. Georgia Time: 2:51 Alabama 17. Stanford

The Tigers completed their first undefeated season in ACC play since Rushing (Att- Yds-TD) 1982 with a hard-fought 33-21 victory over Duke. Ken Hatfield had to take Clemson- Blunt 24-163-0; Harris 12-126-2; Moncrief 8-46-1; Ryans 1- his team a long way to gain his 100th career victory as the two teams 11; Hall 3-10; Witherspoon 2-5; Cameron 5-4; Kennedy 1- (-10) travelled to Tokyo, Japan, to play in the 16th annual Coca-Cola Bowl. Duke- C. Brown 13-36; Radmon 2-20; Wright 5- (-6); D. Brown 12- (-

Clemson kept the ball on the ground, gaining 355 of its total 455 yards 32) with the rushing game. That was the most yards rushing in a game by an ACC team all season. Two Tiger runners, tailback Rodney Blunt and Passing (Com- Att-Yds-I-TD) fullback Rudy Harris, each posted career highs in terms of rushing Clemson - Cameron 4-9-49-0-1; Moncrief 3-6-51-0-1 yardage as Blunt carried the ball 24 times for 1 63 yards and Harris gained Duke- D. Brown 23-48-385-2-3

1 26 yards on 1 3 carries and scored two TDs. One of Harris's scores was a 59-yard romp, the longest rush for a Tiger all year. Receiving (Rec- Yds-TD) DeChane Cameron led the Tigers into the endzone with a 13-yard Clemson- Smith 3-64-2; Bryant 1-11; Blunt 1-7; Gibson 1-7; Hall 1-6; pass to Terry Smith in the second quarter to tie the game at 7-7 before Duke- Breedlove 5-160-2; Mays 5-75; Fargahar 5-64; Dorsey 3-44; C. leaving the game with an injury. The Blue Devils went up 14-7 in the third Brown 4-37; Jones 1-5 quarter, but second-string signal caller Richard Moncrief came on in relief and led the Tigers into the endzone three times in the fourth quarter, Interceptions (No-Yds) scoring on a 34-yard run and connecting with Smith on a 34-yard Clemson- Mouzon 1-0; Jackson 1-0 touchdown strike. Clemson scored 26 points in the fourth period overall, its highest scoring quarter of the season and the highest scoring fourth Punt Returns (No-Yds) quarter by a Clemson team since 1988. Clemson- O'Neal 1-0; Stephens 1-0 The Tiger defense continued to play tough against the run, as the unit Duke- Breedlove 2-6 allowed only 18 yards on the ground. With four tackles for loss, middle guard Rob Bodine moved into a tie with William Perry for first-place in Kickoff Returns (No-Yds) Clemson history for tackles for loss in a single season. He concluded the Clemson- Easton-3-64; Ryans 1-12 regular season with 27. Duke- McCracken 3-71; Gill 3-43 The victory was Clemson's second overseas. The Tigers also defeated Wake Forest in the final game of the 1982 season to clinch an Clemson Defensive Leaders unbeaten ACC regular season. Tackles: McDaniel 14, Bodine 10, McGlockton 7, O'Brien 7, Kirkland 6. Mouzon 6.

Sacks: McGlockton 2 (-22), Mouzon 1 (-26), McGlockton 1 (-6), Davis Clemson 26 33 1 (-5). Duke 7 21 Tackles for Loss: Bodine 4 (-25), McGlockton 2 (-12), Mouzon 1 (-26),

Davis 1 (-5), Kirkland 1 (-1). Scoring Summary

- Duke Breedlove 55 pass from D. Brown (Gardner Kick) 4:01 , 2nd

CU - Smith 24 pass from Cameron (Welch Kick) 14:27, 2nd

Duke - Breedlove 72 yard pass from D. Brown (Gardner Kick) 13:08, 3rd

CU - Harris 3 run (Welch Kick) 14:55, 4th

CU - Moncrief 34 run (Welch Kick) 1 1 :27, 4th CU - Smith 34 pass from Moncrief (Welch Kick Fails) 9:19, 4th

Duke - C. Brown 34 pass from D. Brown (Gardner kick) 4:39, 4th CU - Harris 59 run (Welch Kick Fails) 1:24, 4th Attendance: 50, 000

Team Statistics CU DUKE First Downs 21 21 Rushing 57-355 32-18 Passing 7-15-0 23-48-2 Passing yards 100 385 Total Offense 72-455 80-403 Yds/Play 6.32 5.04 Return Yards 6 Fumbles 4-3 3-2 Total Turnovers 3 4 Penalties 3-15 5-35 Interceptions 2-0 0-0 Punt Returns 2-0 2-6 Kickoff Returns 4-76 6-114 Punting 4-38.5 5-30.8 3rd Down Conv. 7-15 6-17 Sacks by Defense 5-60 2-16 Richard Moncrief sparked the Clemson offense to a 26-point fourth period in the win over Duke.

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Longest Plays

CLEMSON'S LONGEST PLAYS OPPONENTS' LONGEST PLAYS Yds. Player(s) Type Play Site, Opp., Score Date Yds. Player(s) Type Play Site, Opp., Score Date 100 Larry Fallen KO Rtn. h-VA Tech (38-7) 10/7/78 Rtn. (13-31) 9/28/68 1 08 Richie Luzzi Missed FG a-Georgia 98 Doug Kotar KO Rtn. h-Kentucky (10-13) 9/1 1/71 1 Kelley Intcp. Rtn. h-Duke (10-21) 1 0/24/70 02 Don 98 Steve Atkins Rush a-Maryland (28-24) 1 1/18/78 1 00 John Maxwell KO Rtn. 2-Cumberland (11-11) 1 1 /26/03 98n Scott Woerner Intcp. Rtn. a-Georgia (16-20) 9/20/80 Bill Mathis Rtn. a-GA Tech (6-16) 10/3/59 99 KO 97 Dick Christy KO Rtn. h-N.C. State (7-13) 1 0/5/57 98 Doug Thomas KO Rtn. h-Long Beach St. (59-0) 9/1/90 97 Gene Washington KO Rtn. a-Georgia (14-31) 9/22/73

Doug Thomas KO Rtn. 3-Maryland (18-17) 9/15/90 1 n/1 t^/fift I /dQ-171 98 I h-HnWa 96 WUI 1 ILM IVIl^Vjl aLI\cl 1 KO Rtn I \JI I J/OD 98 Hal Davis KO Rtn. h-Georgia (16-24) 10/13/62 92 John Schultz KO Rtn. h-Maryland (20-22) 11/15/75 97 Mark Fsllors- 92 Jon Jeffries KO Rtn. a-Virginia Tech (22-10) 9/12/87 1 1/16/74 Craig Brantley Pass h-Virginia (28-9) 90 Marcus Mickel KO Rtn. a-Virginia Tech (27-7) 9/16/89 6/26/87 95 Joo Henderson KO Rtn. h-Georgia Tech (33-12) 90 Floyd Reid Punt Rtn. a-Georgia (0-20) 9/28/45 Rpv V/arn 1 94 Intcp. Rtn. a-N.C. State (33-10) 0/28/78 90 Dick Nolan Punt Rtn. h-Maryland (0-20) 10/3/53 93 Rex Varn Intcp. Rtn. h-Maryland (14-21) 9/10/77 88 Bennie Faloney KO Rtn. h-Maryland (0-20) 10/3/53 90 Banks McFadden Rush h-Presbyterian (18-0) 9/23/39 87 Dennis Tabron Intcp. Rtn. h-Duke (17-34) 10/18/80 90 uuuuy ^jay Punt Rtn. h-N.C. State (6-0) 1 0/2/48 85 Matt Robinson- 9/29/51 90 Jimmy Ouarles Intcp. Rtn. a-Rice (20-14) Gene Washington Pass h-Georgia (0-41) 9/18/76 90 Buck GeorQe Rush a-Furman (32-14) 1 1/17/51 85 Gary Schofield- 89 Darnell Stephens Punt Rtn. h-Maryland (40-7) 11/16/91 Tim Ryan Pass 2-Wake Forest (21-17) 11/27/82 89 Bobby Gage KO Rtn. a-Duguesne (34-13) 1 1/15/47 84n Carroll McClain Punt Rtn. a-S. Carolina (28-14) 10/20/55 \A/oclo\/ M cFariHein 89 vvcoicy iviurciuuci i Rush a-Virginia Tech (22-10) 9/12/87 84 Mike Voight Rush h-N. Carolina (23-27) 11/6/76 h-Presbyterian 88 Bobby Gsgs Rush (76-0) 9/22/45 83 Ernie Arizzi Pass Intcp. h-Maryland (21-6) 11/16/63 KAo/-\( MatthotA/Q 88 IVIaLrV IVIdlU ICVYS Punt Rtn a-W. Forest (24-7) 1 0/6/62 81 Shawn Jones- Pass h-Georgia Tech (14-30) 10/14/89 88 Terrence Flagler Rush a-W. Forest (28-20) 11/1/86 Hector Rodriquez 87 Billy Hair Rush h-Furman (57-2) 11/18/50 81 Willie Burden Rush h-N.C. State (23-31) 11/20/71 87 Steve Fuller- 81 Mark Franklin Intcp. Rtn. a-N.C. State (35-34) 10/27/84 Jerry Butler Pass a-Maryland (28-24) 11/18/78 80 Bobby Hall Rush a-N.C. State (24-19) 11/2/68 10/31/70 85 Don Kelley Punt Rtn. a-Maryland (24-11) 1 -Miami. FL (Orange Bowl) 2-Tokyo, Japan (Mirage Bowl) n-non-scoring play 83n Tim Childers Fumble Rtn. h-W. Carolina (21-10) 9/25/82 82 Chuck McSwain Rush a-Virginia (48-0) 10/9/82 LONGEST CLEMSON RUNS FROM SCRIMMAGE 81n Terrance Roulhac KO Rtn. a-Ga. Tech (27-3) 9/27/86 Yds Name Site, Team, Score Date 81 Derrick Witherspoon Rush h-App. St. (48-0) 9/22/90 90 Banks McFadden, TB h-Presbyterian (18-0) 9/23/39 81 Jackie Calvert Rush a-Missouri (34-0) 9/30/50 90 Buck George, TB a-Furman (34-14) 11/17/51 81 Ken Moore Punt Rtn. 1-W. Forest (32-20) 10/30/54 89 Wesley McFadden, TB a-Virginia Tech (22-10) 9/12/87 81 Billy Lott-Perry Tuttle Pass h-Furman (21-0) 9/8/79 88 Bobby Gage, TB h-Presbyterian (76-0) 9/22/45 81 Joel Wells-Joe Pagliei Pass a-South Carolina (8-13) 10/21/54 88 Terrence Flagler, TB a-Wake Forest (28-20) 11/1/86 80n Buddy Gore KO Rtn. h-Duke (9-6) 10/15/66 87 Billy Hair, TB h-Furman (57-2) 11/18/50 80 Jimmy Addision- 82 Chuck McSwain, TB a-Virginia (48-0) 10/9/82 Edgar McGee Pass a-W. Forest (23-21) 10/29/66 81 Derrick Witherspoon, TB h-App. St. (48-0) 9/22/90 80 Jay Washington Rush a-GA Tech (21-29) 9/29/73 81 Jackie Calvert, TB a-Missouri (34-0) 9/30/50 80 Willie Jordan- 80 Jay Washington, TB a-GA Tech (21-29) 9/29/73 Craig Brantley Pass a-GA Tech (28-33) 9/27/75 77n Clfif Austin. TB a-Duke (38-10) 10/17/81 80 Homer Jordan- 75 Steve Fuller, QB h-VA Tech (38-7) 10/7/78 Perry Tuttle Pass h-Wofford (45-10) 9/5/81 74 Don King, TB a-Fordham (12-12) 11/8/52 1 -Charlotte. NC n-non-scoring play 2-Montgomery, AL 73 Terry Allen. TB a-Florida State (34-23) 9/9/89 72 Craig Crawford, TB h-Wake Forest (82-24) 10/31/81 n-Denotes did not score on the play LONGEST OPPONENT RUNS FROM SCRIMMAGE Yds Name Site, Team, Score Date 98 Steve Atkins a-Maryland (28-24) 11/18/78 84 Mike Voight h-N. Carolina (23-27) 11/6/76 81 Willie Burden h-N.C. State (23-31) 11/20/71 80 Bobby Hall a-N.C. State (24-19) 11/2/68 78 Terry Henley h-Auburn (0-44) 10/10/70 78 Bubba Bean h-Texas A&M (15-30) 10/6/73 78n LeRoy Butler h-Fla. State (21-24) 9/17/88 77 Spencer Clark a-S. Carolina (31-27) 11/19/77 73 Ray Goff h-Georgia (0-41) 9/18/76 72n Kent Merritt h-Virginia (32-27) 10/13/73 71 Kent Merritt 1 -Virginia (32-15) 10/16/71 70 Nick Pacello h-Duquesne (53-20) 11/4/50 70 Mark Leggett a-Duke (6-21) 10/22/60 70 Jim Fauver a-TCU (10-14) 10/24/74 1 -Richmond, VA (Tobacco Bowl) LONGEST CLEMSON PASS PLAYS FROM SCRIMMAGE Yds. Players Site, Team, Score Date 97 Mark Fellers-Craig Brantley h-Virginia (28-9) 11/16/74 87 Steve Fuller-Jerry Butler a-Maryland (28-24) 11/18/78 81 Joel Wells-Joe Pagliei a-South Carolina (8-13) 10/21/54 81 Billy Lott-Perry Tuttle h-Furman (21-0) 9/8/79 80 Jimmy Addison-Edgar McGee a-W. Forest (23-21) 10/29/66 80 Willie Jordan-Craig Brantley a-GA Tech (28-33) 9/27/75 80 Homer Jordan-Perry Tuttle h-Wofford (45-10) 9/5/81 79 DeChane Cameron-Gary Cooper h-Duke (49-17) 10/15/88 78 Steve Fuller-Craig Brantley h-Tulane (13-17) 9/13/75 76 Banks McFadden-Joe Blalock h-Wake Forest (20-7) 11/11/39 76 Mike Eppley-Terrance Roulhac h-N. Carolina (20-12) 10/20/84 75 Jimmy Addison-Jacky Jackson h-Virginia (40-35) 9/24/66 75 Tommy Kendrick-Don Kelley 1 -Virginia (32-15) 10/16/71 75 Homer Jordan-Perry Tuttle h-W. Forest (82-24) 10/31/81 75 Mike Eppley-Ray Williams h-N.C. State (27-17) 10/22/83 68 Harvey White-Gary Barnes 2-TCU (23-7) 12/19/59 Cliff Austin had a 77-yard run at Duke in 1981 on the way to a 38-10 68 Thomas Ray-Johnny Case a-Duke (30-35) 10/19/63 1-Richmond, VA (Tobacco Bowl) 2-Houston, TX (Bluebonnet Bowl) win in Clemson's national championship season.

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LONGEST OPPONENT PASS PLAYS FROM SCRIMMAGE 83 Ernie Arizzi h-Maryland (21-6) 11/1 6/63 Yds. Players Site, Team, Score Date 81 Mark Franklin a-N.C. State (35-34) 10/27/84

76 Washington n- 1 i j- i 9/1 3/75 85 Matt Robinson-Gene Washington h-Georgia (0-41) 9/18/76 Wyatt uiane ( / 85 Gary Schofield-Tim Ryan 1-Wake Forest (21-17) 11/27/82 71 Don Golden h-Georgia (0-28) 9/25/71 81 Shawn Jones-Hector Rodriquez h-Ga Tech (14-30) 10/14/89 69 Bobby Robinson h-W. Forest (33-31) 11/21/59 78n Bob Schneidenbach-Ed Lutes 2-Miami (FL) (15-14) 1/1/51 68 George Atkins h-Auburn (19-45) 11/21/53 78 James Jackson-Fred Lane a-Georgia (31-28) 9/20/86 68 Ernie Arizzi a-Maryland (17-14) 11/17/62 77 Larry Rakestraw-Frank Lankewicz h-Georgia (16-24) 10/13/62 61 Brad Edwards h-South Carolina (21-21) 11/22/86 77 Jim Rossi-Ray Barlow h-N.C. State (3-7) 1 0/5/63 CLEMSON'S LONGEST FIELD GOALS 77n Todd Ellis-Ryan Bethea a-South Carolina (7-20) 11/21/87

Yds . Player Site, 75 Matt Blundin-Herman Moore h-Virginia (34-20) 1 1 Z7/89 Opponent, Score Date •57 74n Norm Snead-Neil McLean h-W. Forest (33-31) 1 1/21/59 Chris Gardocki h-App St (48-0) 9/22/90 74 Larry Rakestraw-Donald Porterfield h-Georgia (16-24) 10/13/62 •57 Obed Ariri h-Wake Forest (26-0) 10/29/77 a-N.C. State 10/23/82 72 Todd Ellis-Sterling Sharpe h-S. Carolina (21-21) 1 1 /22/86 55 Donald Igwebuike (38-29) 72 Dave Brown-Breedlove 1-Duke (33-21) 11/30/91 55 Donald Igwebuike a-Boston College (16-31) 9/10/83 69 Gary Black-Ronnie Jackson h-N. Carolina (0-29) 11/7/64 53 Chris Gardocki 1 -Maryland (18-17) 9/15/90 67n Drew Walston-Chuck Herring h-Duke (54-21) 10/20/84 53 Donald Igwebuike h-Duke (54-21) 10/20/84 66 Neil O'Donnell-Ferrell Edmunds h-Maryland (45-16) 11/14/87 52 Eddie Seigler a-South Carolina (17-7) 11/27/71 65 Bennie Faloney-Dick Nolan h-Maryland (0-20) 10/3/53 52 Eddie Seigler a-Maryland (6-31) 11/11/72 65 Condredge Holoway-Stanley Morgan a-Tennessee (28-29) 10/25/74 52 Obed Ariri a-Virginia (27-24) 10/11/80 1-Tokyo. Japan 2-Miami, FL (Orange Bowl) 52 Donald Igwebuike h-Wake Forest (37-14) 11/3/84 52 Donald Igwebuike h-Wofford (45-10) 9/5/81 LONGEST CLEMSON KICKOFF RETURNS 52 Chris Gardocki h-North Carolina (37-14) 11/5/88 Yds. Player Site, Team, Score Date 51 Chris Gardocki a-Maryland (49-25) 11/12/88 100 John Maxwell 2-Cumberland (11-11) 11/26/03 51 Chris Gardocki h-Duke (26-7) 9/29/90 99 Bill Mathis a-GA Tech (6-16) 10/3/59 50 Bob Burgess a-Duke (24-8) 10/20/73 98 Doug Thomas h-Long Beach St. (59-0) 9/1/90 •-Indicates Atlantic Coast Conference record 98 Doug Thomas 3-Maryland (18-17) 9/15/90 98 Hal Davis h-Georgia (16-24) 10/13/62 OPPONENTS' LONGEST FIELD GOALS

95 Joe Henderson h-Georgia Tech (33-12) 9/26/87 Yds . Player Site, Team, Score Date 89 Bobby Gage a-Duquesne (34-13) 11/15/47 60 Kevin Butler a-Georgia (23-26) 9/22/84 81n Terrance Roulhac a-Georgia Tech (27-3) 9/27/86 •57 Vince Fusco h-Duke (18-18) 10/16/76 80n Buddy Gore h-Duke (9-6) 10/15/66 54 Johnny Duncan a-Georgia Tech (21-10) 10/4/69 76n Buddy Gore a-N.C. State (24-19) 11/2/68 54 Scott Hagler a-South Carolina (24-17) 11/23/85 75n Terrance Roulhac h-South Carolina (21-21) 11/22/86 52 Roger Pruett a-Auburn (13-35) 10/23/71 72n Billy Hair 1-Miami (FL) (0-14) 1/1/52 51 John Riley a-Aubum (21-43) 10/14/67 72n Jack Anderson h-S. Carolina (3-7) 11/23/68 51 Kevin Butler a-Georgia (23-26) 9/22/84 1 -Jacksonville, FL (Gator Bowl), 2-Montgomery, AL, 3-Baltimore, MD 49 Mike Cofer a-N.C. State (3-27) 10/25/86 49 Wilson Hoyle h-Wake Forest (31-17) 10/31/87 LONGEST OPPONENT KICKOFF RETURNS 48 Dean Biasucci h-Western Carolina (21-10) 9/25/82 Yds. Player Site, Team, Score Date 48 Kenny Miller a-North Carolina (13-10) 11/7/87 100 Larry Fallen h-Virginia Tech (38-7) 10/7/78 48 Glen Connally h-Furman (23-3) 9/10/88 98 Doug Kotar h-Kentucky (10-13) 9/11/71 •-Indicates Atlantic Coast Conference record 97 Dick Christy h-N.C. State (7-13) 10/5/57 96 Gene Washington a-Georgia (14-31) 9/22/73 CLEMSON'S LONGEST PUNTS (49-17) 10/15/88 96 Quinton McCracken h-Duke Yds . Player Site, Opponent, Score Date 92 John Schultz h-Maryland (20-22) 11/15/75 81 Mitch Tyner h-Texas A&M (15-30) 10/6/73 92 Jon Jeffries a-Virginia Tech (22-10) 9/12/87 78 Chris Gardocki h-South Carolina (24-15) 11/17/90 90 Marcus Mickel a-Virginia Tech (27-7) 9/16/89 75 Banks McFadden a-Army (6-21) 10/2/37 88 Bernie Faloney h-Maryland (0-20) 10/3/53 74 Joe Pagliei a-South Carolina (7-14) 10/22/53 87n Kevin Tisdel a-Georgia Tech (19-21) 10/13/90 72 David Sims h-Virginia (17-7) 10/6/79 78 Leroy Gallman h-Duke (26-7) 9/29/90 71 David Sims h-South Carolina (41-23) 11/25/78 72n John Polanski h-Wake Forest (20-7) 11/11/39 69 Butch Butler a-Georgia Tech (21-7) 11/29/45 68 Sid Tinsley a-Tulane (20-36) 11/18/44 LONGEST CLEMSON PUNT RETURNS 68 Dale Hatcher h-Wake Forest (37-14) 11/3/84 Yds. Player Site, Team, Score Date 67 Sid Tinsley a-Tulane (20-36) 11/18/44 108* Richie Luzzi a-Georgia (13-31) 10/28/68 67 Don Barfield a-N.C. State (0-9) 9/26/64 90 Shad Bryant 1 -George Washington (7-7) 10/3/38 90 Bobby Gage h-N.C State (6-0) 10/2/48 OPPONENTS' LONGEST PUNTS 89 Darnell Stephens h-Maryland (40-7) 11/16/91 Yds . Player Site, Team, Score Date 10/6/62 88 Mack Matthews a-W. Forest (24-7) 81 Greg Davis h-The Citadel (24-0) 10/4/86 10/31/70 85 Don Kelley a-Maryland (24-11) 80 Jay Feltz a-South Carolina (9-13) 11/24/79 10/30/54 81 Ken Moore 1-W. Forest (32-20) 77 Gerald Burch a-Georgia Tech (0-13) 11/8/58 9/26/87 78 Donnell Woolford h-Georgia Tech (33-12) 70 Chuck Ramsey h-Wake Forest (10-9) 10/30/71 11/17/34 75 Streak Lawlon 2-Mercer (32-0) 69 Wayne Wolff a-Wake Forest (28-7) 9/24/60 10/22/77 75n Willie Jordan h-N.C State (7-3) 68 Dan Smith a-Georgia Tech (6-16) 10/3/59 9/18/54 74 Joe Pagliei h-Presbyterian (33-0) 68 Tommy Barnhardt a-North Carolina (16-3) 11/5/83 11/18/61 72n Gary Barnes h-Furman (35-6) 67 Ray Farris a-North Carolina (27-0) 10/7/61 •l, d ) e. pjl. ^-aavHrtrirJii. um -rv bheu r e u uud neiuni TWO 100-PLUS YARDS RUSHING PERFORMANCES LONGEST OPPONENT PUNT RETURNS SAME GAME BY CLEMSON Yds. Player Site, Team, Score Date 90 Floyd Reid a-Georgia (0-20) 9/29/45 Players Site, Opponent, Score Date 90 Dick Nolan h-Maryland (0-20) 10/3/53 Payne (102) and Sweatte (101) h-Wake Forest (29-0) 11/15/41 84n Carroll McLain a-S. Carolina (28-14) 10/20/55 Tinsley (127) and Timmons (103) a-Furman (34-0) 11/22/41 79n Jason Wallace a-Virginia (7-20) 9/8/90 Tinsley (146) and Rogers (117) a-South Carolina (20-13) 10/19/44 76 Nathaniel Lewis h-Georgia (21-20) 9/19/87 Gage (145) and Reynolds (105) h-Presbyterian (76-0) 9/22/45 76 Deion Sanders h-Fla. Slate (21-24) 9/17/88 Cox (1 16) and Gage (104) h-Furman (41-0) 11/6/48 74 Mike Battle a-Southern Cal (0-30) 10/22/66 Cone (145) and Hair (141) h-Furman (57-2) 11/18/50 73 Tyler Hellams h-S. Carolina (3-7) 11/23/68 Hair (174) and Gressette (110) h-Presbyterian (53-6) 9/22/51 71n Phil Heisler a-Furman (40-20) 11/26/55 Gressette (130) and George (114) a-Furman (34-14) 11/17/51 70 Dick Zotti a-Bost. Coll. (14-14) 9/26/53 Gressette (177) and Hair (113) h-Auburn (34-0) 11/24/51 69 Phil Lamm h-N Carolina (10-26) 11/4/72 Callicutt (197) and Fellers (106) h-South Carolina (39-21) 11/23/74 67 David Riggs a-N. Carolina (13-17) 11/6/65 Austin (109) and C. McSwain (129) a-N.C State (38-29) 10/23/82 67 Scott Woerner a-Georgia (16-20) 9/20/80 Mack (150) and Flowers (112) a-Duke (38-31) 10/15/83 Driver (121) and Flowers (111) h-Virginia (27-24) 10/12/85 LONGEST CLEMSON INTERCEPTION RETURNS Flowers (141) and Driver (114) h-Wake Forest (26-10) 11/2/85 Yds. Player Site, Team, Score Date Allen (183) and McFadden (119) h-Virginia (38-21) 10/10/87 102 Don Kelley h-Duke (10-21) 10/24/70 Allen (103) and McFadden (101) h-Maryland (45-16) 11/14/87 94 Rex Varn a-N.C. State (33-10) 10/28/78 Williams (183) and Wltherspoon (123) h-Appalachian St. (48-0) 9/22/90 93 Rex Varn h-Maryland (14-21) 9/10/77 Williams (185) and Harris (102) h-Virginia (20-20) 10/12/91 90 Jimmy Quarles a-Rice (20-14) 9/29/51 Blunt (163) and Harris (126) n1-Duke 11/30/91 *83n Tim Childers h-W. Carolina (21-10) 9/25/82 N1 -Tokyo. Japan 77n Rudy Hayes h-VA Tech (21-6) 11/3/56 THREE 100-PLUS 76 James Hough h-VA Tech (35-0) 10/10/45 YARDS RUSHING PERFORMANCES 73 Wayne Simmons a-Florida State (34-23) 9/9/89 SAME GAME BY CLEMSON 73n George Usry h-W. Forest (33-31) 11/21/59 Players Site, Opponent, Score 3 »Date 68 Jewell McLaurin a-Maryland (24-11) 10/31/70 Cone (143). Mathews (131) 68 Doug Brewster a-GA Tech (30-13) 9/24/88 and Calvert (109) h-Presbyterian (55-0) 9/23/50 humble Heturn Calvert (175). Mathews (120) LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURNS and Cone (111) a-Misscri (34-0) 9/30/50 OPPONENT Brown (121). Fuller (108) Yds. Player Site, Team, Score Date and Sims (104) h-South Carolina (41-23) 11/25/78 98n Scott Woerner a-Georgia (16-20) 9/20/80 Austin (105). McCall (103) 87 Dennis Tabron h-Duke (17-34) 10/18/80 and C McSwain (103) a-Virginia (48-0) 1 0/9/82

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Single Game Individual Bests

HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL TOTAL OFFENSE GAMES 32 (143 yards) Terry Allen a-Duke (17-21) 9/30/89 BY CLEMSON 31 (81 yards) Fred Cone 1-Miami. FL (15-14) 1/1/51 31 yards) Yds. Player Site, Opp., Score Date (144 Hugh Mauldin h-TX Christian (3-0) 10/23/65 31 (131 yards) Buddy Gore a-N. Carolina (17-0) 11/4/67 374 (141 rush, 233 pass) Bobby Gage h-Auburn (34-18) 11/22/47 31 (189 yards) Buddy Gore a-S. Carolina (23-12) 11/25/67 335 (12 rush, 323 pass) Thomas Ray a-North Carolina (13-17) 11/6/65 1— Miami, FL (Orange Bowl) 322 (116 rush, 206 pass) DeChane Cameron a-South Carolina (41-24) 11/23/91 rush, Ken Pengitore a-North Carolina (37-29) 11/10/73 312 (100 212 pass) INDIVIDUAL 312 (42 rush, 270 pass) Homer Jordan h-Maryland (21-7) 11/14/81 MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS BY OPPONENTS Attempts Player Site, Opp., Score Date 310 (83 rush, 227 pass) Ken Pengitore h-Virginia (32-27) 10/13/73 45 (249 yards) James McDougald a-W. Forest (14-20) 10/9/76 297 (174 rush, 123 pass) Billy Hair h-Presbyterian (53-6) 9/22/51 32 (184 yards) Don McCauley h-N. Carolina (7-42) 11/14/70 297 (113 rush, 184 pass) Billy Hair h-Auburn (34-0) 11/26/51 32 yards) Charlie Wysocki h-Maryland (0-19) 9/15/79 290 (47 rush, 243 pass) Mike O'Cain a-North Carolina (38-35) 11/8/75 (178 30 (106 yards) Charlie Wysocki a-Maryland (7-34) 11/15/80 289 (104 rush, 185 pass) Billy Hair h-Duquesne (53-20) 11/4/50 29 (214 yards) Alvin Blount 2-Maryland (23-41) 11/17/84 288 (37 rush, 251 pass) Willie Jordan a-Georgia Tech (28-33) 9/27/75 28 (228 yards) Mike Voight a-N. Carolina (38-35) 11/8/75 HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL TOTAL OFFENSE GAMES 28 (197 yards) Steve Atkins a-Maryland (28-24) 11/18/78 BY OPPONENTS 28 (168 yards) George Rogers h-S. Carolina (27-6) 11/22/80 28 (111 yards) Herschel Walker h-Georgia (13-3) 9/19/81 Yds. Player Site, Team, Score Date 27 (89 yards) Mike Ramseur 1-Wake Forest (21-17) 11/27/82 402 (15 rush, 387 pass) Matt Cavanaugh 1 - Pittsburgh (3-34) 12/30/77 1 at Tokyo, Japan (Mirage Bowl), 2— Baltimore, MD 377 (10 rush, 367 pass) Ben Bennett a-Duke (38-31) 10/15/83 368 (7 rush, 361 pass) Stan Gelbaugh h-Maryland (31-34) 11/16/85 HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL RUSHING GAMES BY CLEMSON 352 (40 rush, 312 pass) Bob Davis h-Virginia (40-35) 9/24/66 Yds Player Site, Opp., Score Date 346 (-22 rush, 368 pass) Bruce Gadd a-Rice (10-29) 9/23/72 260 (27 carries) Cliff Austin h-Duke (49-14) 10/16/82 343 (-32 rush, 385 pass) Dave Brown 2- Duke (33-21) 11/30/91 234 (33 carries) Don King a-Fordham (12-12) 11/8/52 318 (31 rush, 287 pass) Leo Hart h-Duke (10-21) 10/24/70 226 (21 carries) Wesley McFadden a-Virginia Tech (22-10) 9/12/87 318 (2 rush, 316 pass) Tommy Suggs h-S. Carolina (32-28) 11/21/70 210 (30 carries) Terrence Flagler a-Wake Forest (28-20) 11/1/86 317 (19 rush, 298 pass) Scott Secules a-Virginia (31-17) 10/11/86 209 (22 carries) Terrence Flagler a-Virginia (31-17) 10/11/86 1—Jacksonville, FL (Gator Bowl) 2-at Tokyo, Japan 204 (15 carries) Buck George h-Presbyterian (53-13) 9/20/52 MOST INDIVIDUAL RUSHING ATTEMPTS BY CLEMSON 202 (36 carries) Ray Yauger h-Wake Forest (28-14) 10/18/69 201 (35 carries) Ray Yauger h-North Carolina (24-14) 11/16/68 Attempts Player Site, Opp., Score Date 197 (27 carries) Ken Callicutt h-South Carolina (39-21) 11/23/74 36 (133 yards) Jim Shirley a-N.C. State (6-0) 10/6/51 189 (31 carries) Buddy Gore a-South Carolina (23-12) 11/25/67 36 (202 yards) Ray Yauger h-W. Forest (28-14) 10/18/69 35 (201 yards) Ray Yauger h-N. Carolina (24-14) 11/16/68 HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL RUSHING GAMES BY OPPONENTS 33 (163 yards) Fred Cone a-Auburn (41-0) 11/25/50 Yds Player Site, Team, Score Date 33 (234 yards) Don King a-Fordham (12-12) 11/8/52 256 (19 carries) Steve Wadiak a-S. Carolina (14-14) 10/19/50 32 (92 yards) Buddy Gore h-S. Carolina (3-7) 11/23/68 249 (45 carries) James McDougald a-W. Forest (20-36) 10/9/76 230 (20 carries) Larry Hopkins a-W. Forest (14-20) 10/17/70 228 (28 carries) Mike Voight a-N. Carolina (38-35) 11/8/75 227 (24 carries) Ted Brown h-N.C. State (7-45) 11/25/75 217 (16 carries) Brent Cunningham a-Ga. Tech (7-28) 10/3/70 214 (29 carries) Alvin Blount 1 -Maryland (23-41) 11/17/84 204 (22 carries) Bubba Bean h-Texas A&M (15-30) 10/6/73 197 (28 carries) Steve Atkins a-Maryland (28-14) 11/18/78 184 (32 carries) Don McCauley h-N. Carolina (7-42) 11/14/70 1— Baltimore. MD HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL PASSING GAMES BY CLEMSON Yds Player Site, Opp., Score Date 323 (21 of 43) Thomas Ray a-North Carolina (13-17) 11/6/65 283 (12 of 19) Jimmy Addison h-Virginia (40-35) 9/24/66 271 (21 of 53) Rodney Williams h-N.C. State (28-30) 10/24/87 270 (20 of 29) Homer Jordan h-Maryland (21-7) 11/14/81 258 (13 of 24) Harvey White a-Furman (45-6) 11/30/57 252 (9 of 14) Tommy Kendrick 1 -Virginia (32-15) 10/16/71 251 (13 of 21) Willie Jordan a-Georgia Tech (28-33) 9/27/75 248 (17 of 26) Mike Eppley h-N.C. State (27-17) 10/22/83

246 (1 1 of 23) Jim Parker a-Duke (30-35) 10/19/63 246 (19 Of 38) DeChane Cameron a-Georgia (12-27) 10/5/91 245 (9 Of 11) Bobby Gage a-Furman (35-7) 11/8/47 1— Richmond, VA (Tobacco Bowl) HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL PASSING GAMES BY OPPONENTS Yds Player Site, Team, Score Date 387 (23 of 36) Matt Cavanaugh 1 -Pittsburgh (3-34) 12/30/77 385 (23 of 48) Dave Brown 2-Duke (33-21) 11/30/91 368 (31 of 46) Bruce Gadd a-Rice (10-29) 9/23/72 367 (34 of 53) Ben Bennett a-Duke (38-31) 10/15/83 361 (23 of 35) Stan Gelbaugh h-Maryland (31-34) 11/16/85 316 (19 of 34) Leo Hart h-Duke (39-22) 10/19/68 316 (19 Of 29) Tommy Suggs h-S. Carolina (32-38) 11/21/70 312 (26 of 48) Bob Davis h-Virginia (40-35) 9/24/66 305 (23 of 50) Anthony Dilweg h-Duke (17-10) 10/17/87 299 (17 of 32) Gary Schofield 2-Wake Forest (21-17) 11/27/82 298 (30 of 49) Scott Secules a-Virginia (31-17) 10/11/86 1—Jacksonville, FL (Gator Bowl), 2—Tokyo. Japan (Mirage Bowl) MOST INDIVIDUAL PASSING ATTEMPTS BY CLEMSON No (Comp. Yds.) Player Site, Opp., Score Date 53 (21, 271 yards) Rodney Williams h-N.C. State (28-30) 10/27/87 48 (27, 237 yards) Tommy Kendrick a-FL State (13-38) 11/7/70 43 (21, 323 yards) Thomas Ray a-N. Carolina (13-17) 11/6/65 40 (20, 225 yards) Tommy Kendrick h-Georgia (0-30) 9/27/69 39 (23. 244 yards) Tommy Kendrick h-Duke (20-21) 10/24/70

38 1 83 yards) Jimmy Addison h-Alabama (10-13) 10/28/67 Wesley McFadden left Virginia Tech defenders grabbing at air when (18, 38 (19, 246 yards) DeChane Cameron a-Georgia (12-27) 10/5/91 he gained 226 yards in Blacksburg in 1 987. It is still the third highest rushing game in Clemson history.

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INDIVIDUAL HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE BY CLEMSON (Min. 10 Att.) Pet. Comp-Att Player Site, Opponent (CU-OPP) Date .857 (12-14) DeChane Cameron A, South Carolina (41-24) 11-23-90 .818 (9-11) Bobby Gage A, Furman (35-7) 11-8-47 .818 0-11) Mike O'Cain H, Maryland (20-22) 11-15-75 .800 (8-10) Harvey White H, South Carolina (25-28) 10-24-59 .786 (11-14) Steve Fuller A, Tennessee (19-21) 10-2-76 786 (11-14) Willie Jordan A, Duke (21-25) 11-18-75 750 (9-12) Harvey White H. Maryland (25-28) 11-14-59 .750 (9-12) Rodney Williams H. North Carolina (38-10) 11-8-86 .727 (14-19) DeChane Cameron N1, Illinois (30-0) 1-1-91 .722 (8-11) Ken Pengitore H, N.C. State (23-31) 11-20-71 .722 (13-18) Rodney Williams A, Wake Forest (28-20) 11-1-86 N1 = Tampa, FL (Hall of Fame Bowl) INDIVIDUAL TOP COMPLETION PERCENTAGE BY OPPONENTS Pet. Comp-Att Player Site, School, Score Date .846 (22-26) Terry Jordan A, N.C. State (24-17) 10-20-90 .818 (9-11) Bob Avellini A. Maryland (6-31) 11-11-72 .812 (13-16) Mike Cavan A, Georgia (0-38) 9-26-70 .800 (16-20) Art Schlichter N1, Ohio State (17-15) 12-29-78 .750 (12-16) Dale Betty A. Maryland (17-19) 10-15-60 .750 (18-24) James Stevens A, Georgia Tech (21-29) 10-29-73 .750 (9-12) Jeff Grantz H. South Carolina (41-23) 11-25-78 727 (24-33) Steve Slayden A. Duke (21-9) 10-9-85 722 (13-18) Doug Martin H, Kentucky (24-6) 10-2-82 .722 (26-36) Leo Hart H. Duke (10-21) 10-24-70 .722 (13-18) Richie Novak H. Maryland (21-24) 9-30-61 N1 = Jacksonville. FL CLEMSON INDIVIDUAL HIGHEST SINGLE GAME PASSING EFFICIENCY FIGURES (Min. 10 Attempts) EFF Name Site-Opponent Date (C-A-Yds-TD-I) 310.72 Bobby Gage A - Furman 11-8-47 9-11-245-2-1

282.08 Harvey White A - South Carolina 10-22-59 8-10-162-2-0

240.39 Jimmy Addison H - Virginia 9-24-66 12-19-283-3-0 239.06 Tommy Kendrick N1 - Virginia 10-16-71 9-14-252-1-0

235.44 Mike Eppley H - Virginia 10-8-83 12-15-199-2-0

232.40 Willie Jordan A - Duke 10-18-75 11-14-202-1-0 222.28 Homer Jordan H - Rice 9-13-80 7-10-142-1-0 Bobby Gage had the greatest all-around passing game in Clemson 221 .28 Rodney Williams H - Maryland 11-14-87 7-11-152-2-1 217.63 Harvey White H - Maryland 11-14-59 9-12-149-2-1 history when he was 9-1 1 for 245 yards and two touchdowns vs. 214.03 Chris Morroco H - Wake Forest 10-28-89 9-14-171-2-0

Furman in 1947. 211.85 Mike Eppley H - W. Carolina 9-3-83 10-14-140-3-1 208.40 Jimmy Addison H - South Carolina 11-26-66 7-11-111-2-0 34 242 yards) Kendrick a-W. Forest (21, Tommy (20-36) 10/17/70 207.44 Mike Eppley A - Virginia 9-8-84 8-14-172-2-0 34 yards) Kendrick Carolina (11. 80 Tommy h-N. (7-42) 11/14/70 195.01 DeChane Cameron A - South Carolina 11-23-91 12-14-206-0-1 34 (17, 204 yards) Billy Lotl 1 -Baylor (18-24) 12/31/79 194.75 Ken Pengitore A - North Carolina 11-10-73 12-17-212-1-0 30 (14, 1 1 6 yards) Billy Ammons h-Auburn (10-21) 10/12/68 194.36 Ken Pengitore H-N.C State 11-20-71 8-11-120-1-0 30 (17, 220 yards) Randy Anderson a-VPI (20-17) 9/19/85 193.73 Willie Jordan A - Georgia Tech 9-27-75 13-21-251-2-0 Atlanta, Bowl) 1— GA (Peach 192.61 Steve Fuller A - Maryland 11-18-78 8-17-216-2-0 192.24 Billy Lott H - Furman 9-8-79 8-13-163-1-0 MOST INDIVIDUAL PASSING ATTEMPTS BY OPPONENTS 191.68 Steve Fuller H - Virginia 10-14-77 11-18-225-2-1 No. (Comp., Yds.) Player Site, Opp., Score Date N1 at Richmond, VA 57 (24. 197 yards) Kip Allen h-Citadel (24-0) 10/4/86 56 (30, 297 yards) Shane Montgomery h-N.C. State (30-10) 10/21/89 TOP PASSING EFFICIENCY GAMES VS. CLEMSON 56 283 yards) Jay Venuto a-W. Forest (35-33) 11/1/80 (28, (Min. 10 Att) 53 (34, 367 yards) Ben Bennett a-Duke (38-31) 10/15/83 50 (23, 305 yards) Anthony Dilweg h-Duke (17-10) 10/17/87 EFF Name Team Site Date C-A-Yds-TD-I 49 (30, 298 yards) Scott Secules a-Virginia (31-17) 10/11/86 323.10 Jeff Grantz South Carolina A 11-22-75 9-12-158-5-0 48 (23, 385 yards) Dave Brown 2-Duke (33-21) 11/30/91 270.47 Scotty Glacken Duke A 10-19-63 8-12-134-4-0 48 (26, 312 yards) Bob Davis h-Virginia (40-35) 9/23/72 25652 Billy Lothridge Georgia Tech A 9-22-62 7-10-128-3-1 47 (17. 250 yards) Mike Elkins a-Wake Forest (28-20) 11/1/86 242.46 Mike Elkins Wake Forest A 10-29-88 11-16-213-3-0 46 (31. 368 yards) Bruce Gadd a-Rice (10-29) 9/23/72 226.85 Clyde Walker Florida State H 11-1-75 10-14-165-3-1 1 — Jacksonville, FL (Gator Bowl) 2-Tokyo. Japan 213.05 Mike Tice Maryland A 1-115-80 9-13-144-2-0 197.08 Walter Rappold Duke A 10-21-61 7-10-112-1-0 MOST INDIVIDUAL PASS COMPLETIONS BY CLEMSON 195.53 Dale Betty Maryland A 10-15-60 12-16-151-2-0 No (Att., Yds.) Player Site. Opp., Score Date 190 86 Matt Cavanagh Pittsburgh N1 12-30-77 23-36-387-4-0 25 (ot 48. 237 yards) Tommy Kendrick a-FL State (13-38) 11/7/70 174.92 Stan Gelbaugh Maryland H 11-16-85 25-35-361-3-1 23 (ot 39, 244 yards) Tommy Kendrick h-Duke (10-21) 10/24/70 173.05 Nick Consoles Wake Forest N2 10-30-54 10-16-132-2-0 21 (ot 43. 323 yards) Thomas Ray a-N Carolina (13-17) 11/6/65 170.50 Tommy Suggs South Carolina H 11-21-70 19-29-316-3-3 21 (ol 34. 242 yards) Tommy Kendrick a-W. Forest (20-36) 10/17/70 170.18 Tommy Warren Florida State A 11-7-70 11-22-260-2-1 21 (of 53, 271 yards) Rodney Williams h-N.C. State (28-30) 10/27/87 168.69 Terry Jordan N.C. State A 10-20-90 22-26-221-1-0 20 (ot 40. 225 yards) Tommy Kendrick h-Georgia (0-30) 9/27/69 167.12 Jack Cummings North Carolina A 9-19-59 9-15-152-1-0

20 (ot 29. 270 yards) Homer Jordan h-Maryland (21-7) 1 1/14/81 N1 at Jacksonville, FL 19 (Ot 38, 246 yards) DeChane Cameron a-Georgia (12-27) 10/5/91 N2 at Charlotte. NC 18 (ol 38. 183 yards) Jimmy Addison h-Alabama (10-13) 10/28/67 17 (of 30. 220 yards) Randy Anderson a-VPI (20-17) 9/14/85 HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL PLAYS 17 (ot 26. 248 yards) Mike Eppley h-N.C. State (27-17) 10/22/83 Rushing Passing 17 (of 34. 204 yards) Billy Lott 1 -Baylor (18-24) 12/31/79 Rk. No Player Yds-Att Comp-Att-Yds Site, School, Score Date 1 — Atlanta. GA (Peach Bowl) 1. 57 Rodney Williams 4-12 21-53-271 H, N.C. State (28-30) 10- 24-87 MOST INDIVIDUAL PASS COMPLETIONS BY OPPONENTS 2. 53 Tommy Kenorick 5(-22) 25-48-237 A. Florida State (13-38) 11-7-70 3. 50 DeChane Cameron 12-13 19-38-246 A, Georgia (12-27) 10-5-91 No. (Att., Yds.) Player Site, Opp.. Score Date 3. 49 Silly Lott 15 (-59) 17-34-213 N1, Baylor (18-24) 12-31-79 34 (of 53 367 yards) Ben Bennett a-Duke (38-31) 10/15/83 4. 48 Ken Pengitore 20-18 12-28-162 H. Maryland (13-38) 11- 17-73 31 (Of 46 368 yards) Bruce Gadd a-Rice (10-29) 9/23/72 5 47 Tommy Kendrick 7 (-28) 20-40-225 H. Georgia (0-30) 9-27-69 30 (Of 56 297 yards) Shane Montgomery h-N C State (30-10) 10/21/89 6. 46 Dechane Cameron 15-50 12- 31-123 A. Virginia (17-20) 9-8-90 30 (of 49 298 yards) Scott Secules a-Virginia (31-17) 10/11/86 46 Joe Anderson 17-43 13-29-120 A, Auburn (14-24) 10-28-61 28 (of 56, 283 yards) Jay Venuto a-W Forest (35-33) 11/1/80 8. 45 Tommy Kendrick 6- (-23) 23-39-244 H. Duke (10-21) 10-24-70 26 (of 48 312 yards) Bob Davis h-Virginia (40-35) 9/24/66 45 Ken Pengitore 22-83 15-23-227 H, Virginia (32-27) 10-13-73 26 (Of 36 287 yards) Leo Hart h-Duke (10-21) 10/24/70 45 Steve Fuller 24-77 8-21-97 H, N.C State (7-3) 10-22-77 24 (of 43 262 yards) Billy Ray a-Duke (17-21) 9/30/89 N1 at Atlanta, GA 24 (Of 39 279 yards) Boomer Esiason a-Maryland (24-22) 11/13/82 24 (Of 57, 197 yards) Kip Allen h-Citadel (24-0) 10/4/86

1- Jacksonville. FL (Gato r Bowl)

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OPPONENT MOST PLAYS HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL KICKOFF RETURN YARDAGE BY CLEMSON Rushing Passing Yds. & No. Player Site, Team, Score Date Rk No Player Yds-Att Comp-Att-Yds Team Date 174 (5 returns) David Thomas a-Georgia Tech (9-31) 10/7/72 1 - -80 1 < 63 Jan Venuto 7-36 28-56-293 Wake Forest 1 1 160 (7 returns) John Shields h-Alabama (13-38) 10/25/69 2 62 Randy Allen 5- (-19) 24-57-197 The Citadel 10-4-86 159 (6 returns) Dennis Goss a-North Carolina (13-26) 11/6/71 3 61 Shane Montgomery 5-3 30-56-297 North Carolina 10-21-89 158 (4 returns) Terrance Roulhac h-S. Carolina (21 -21 ) 11 /22/86 4. 60 Dave Brown 12-(-32) 23-48-385 Duke 11-30-91 143 (3 returns) Bill Mathis a-Georgia Tech (6-16) 10/25/59 4. 58 Ben Bennett 5-10 34-53-367 Duke 10-15-83 132 (6 returns) Bob Bosler h-Auburn (0-44) 10/10/70 5. 56 Scott Secules 7-19 30-49-298 Virginia 10-11-86 131 (6 returns) John Shields a-North Carolina (1 5-32) 1 1 /1 5/69 6 55 Bob Davis 7-40 26-48-312 Virginia 9-24-66 126 (4 returns) Warren Ratchford h-North Carolina (52-32) 11/9/74 7. 52 Geoff Bender 9-(-33) 18-43-281 N.C. State 10-26-91 120 (2 returns) Terrance Roulhac a-Georgia Tech (27-3) 9/27/86 8. 50 Mike Elkins 3- (-14) 1 7-47-250 Wake Forest 11-1-86 118 (4 returns) Jay Washington h-Virginia (32-27) 10/13/73 50 Steve Casey 10-14 23-40-208 Virginia Tech 10-5-80

CLEMSON TOP SCORERS HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL PUNT RETURN YARDAGE BY CLEMSON Pts. Ind. TD's X-Pts Opp Date 33 Maxcey Welch 5 3 Newberry 10-17-30 Yds. & No. Player Site, Team, Score Date 30 Stumpy Banks 5 Furman 10-13-17 167 (4 returns) Don Kelley a-Maryland (24-11) 10/31/70 24 Fred Cone 4 Auburn 11-25-50 126 (5 returns) Donnell Woolford h-Georgia Tech (33-12) 9/26/87 24 Terrence Flagler 4 Wake Forest 11-1-86 116 (4 returns) Darnell Stephens h-Maryland (40-7) 11/16/91 22 Charlie Timmons 3 4 Furman 11-22-41 102 (2 returns) Richie Luzzi a-Georgia (13-31) 9/28/68 101 (3 returns) Bobby Gage h-N.C. State (6-0) 10/2/48 99 (5 returns) Willie Jordan a-Virginia Tech (31-13) 10/1/77 OPPONENT TOP SCORERS 97 (3 returns) Shad Bryant 1-G. Washington (27-0) 11/5/38 94 (3 returns) Frank Liberatore h-Virginia (40-35) 9/24/66 Pts. Ind. TD'S X-Pts. Opp Date 94 (3 returns) James Lott h-W. Carolina (43-0) 9/5/87 24 Ted Brown 4 N.C. State 10-25-75 1— Greenville, SC, 2—Charlotte, NC 24 Kevin Melee 4 Georgia 10-4-75

HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL PASS RECEPTION GAMES HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL RETURN YARDAGE BY CLEMSON (Punt, Interceptions and Kickoff) BY CLEMSON No. & Yds. Player Site, Opp.. Score Date 11 (129 yards) Phil Rogers a-North Carolina (13-17) 11/6/65 Yds. & Method Player Site, Opponent, Score Date 10 (148 yards) Hank Walker h-Auburn (34-18) 11/22/47 223 (167 PR. 56 IR) Don Kelley a-Maryland (24-11) 10/31/70 10 (144 yards) Charlie Waters h-Alabama (13-38) 10/25/69 174 (174 KOR) David Thomas a-Georgia Tech (9-31) 10/7/72 10 (124 yards) Perry Tuttle a-W. Forest (35-33) 11/1/80 160 (160 KOR) John Shields h-Alabama (13-38) 10/25/69 159 Dennis Goss a-North Carolina (13-26) 11/6/71 10 (151 yards) Perry Tuttle h-Maryland (21-7) 1 1/14/81 (159 KOR) 9 (90 yards) John McMakin a-Florida State (13-38) 11/7/70 158 (158 KOR) Terrance Roulhac h-S. Carolina (21-21) 11/22/86 145 PR. 72 KOR) Billy Hair 1-Miami (FL) (0-14) 1/1/52 8 (87 yards) Jimmy Abrams h-Alabama (10-13) 1 0/28/67 (73 8 (101 yards) Charlie Waters h-Georgia (0-30) 9/27/69 143 (143 KOR) Bill Mathis a-Georgia Tech (6-16) 10/3/59 8 (141 yards) Jim Lanzendoen h-Virginia (32-27) 10/13/73 132 (132 KOR) Bob Bosler h-Auburn (0-44) 10/10/70 8 (108 yards) Perry Tuttle 1 -Baylor (18-24) 12/31/79 131 (131 KOR) John Shields a-North Carolina (15-32) 11/15/69 8 (92 yards) Perry Tuttle a-Georgia (16-20) 9/20/80 126 (126 KOR) Warren Ratchford h-North Carolina (54-32) 11/9/74 1— Atlanta, GA (Peach Bowl) 126 (126 PR) Donnell Woolford h-Georgia Tech (33-12) 9/26/87 PR— Punt Return, IR- Interception Return, KOR- -Kickoff Return 1—Jacksonville, FL (Gator Bowl) HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL PASS RECEPTION GAMES BY OPPONENTS HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL ALL-PURPOSE No. & Yds. Player Site, Team, Score Date RUNNING GAMES BY CLEMSON 13 (209 yards) Henley Carter h-Duke (39-22) 10/19/68 13 (149 yards) Wes Chesson a-Duke (10-21) 10/24/70 Yds. Name Opponent Year Rush Rec. KOR PR 13 (132 yards) Mark Militello a-Duke (38-31) 10/15/83 274 Terrence Flagler Wake Forest 1986 209 65 12 (115 yards) Phil Denfeld h-Wake Forest (82-24) 10/31/81 260 Cliff Austin Duke 1982 260 11 (131 yards) Larry Seivers a-Tennessee (19-21) 10/2/76 254 Don King Fordham 1952 234 20 11 (113 yards) John Tice a-Maryland (24-22) 11/13/82 252 Ken Callicutt S. Carolina 1974 197 55 10 (83 yards) Darryl Hill h-Maryland (21-6) 11/16/63 246 Buck George Presbyterian 1952 204 42 10 (113 yards) Ed Carrington h-Virginia (40-35) 9/24/66 242 Ronald Williams Virginia 1991 185 57 10 (109 yards) Edwin Collins a-Rice (10-29) 9/23/72 232 Bobby Gage Pittsburgh 1947 136 89 7 10 (163 yards) Gordon Jones 1 -Pittsburgh (3-34) 12/30/77 226 Wesley McFadden Virginia Tech 1987 226 10 (91 yards) Chris Corders h-N.C. State (30-10) 10/21/89 221 Jackie Calvert Duquesne 1950 56 100 42 23 1—Jacksonville, FL (Gator Bowl) 220 Ray Yauger Wake Forest 1969 202 18 219 Perry Tuttle Wake Forest 1981 161 58 213 Billy Hair Furman 1950 141 49 23 HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL YARDS RECEIVING GAMES 210 Terrence Flagler Virginia 1986 210 BY CLEMSON 206 Buddy Gore S. Carolina 1967 189 17 203 Jackie Calvert Presbyterian 1950 109 5 89 Site, Yds. & No. Player Opp., Score Date 202 Billy Hair Boston Coll. 1950 124 25 53 163 (5 receptions) Jerry Butler a-Georgia Tech (31-14) 9/24/77 including interception returns. 161 (7 receptions) Perry Tuttle h-W. Forest (82-24) 10/31/81 Note Here are other 200-yard games when 152 (2 receptions) Craig Brantley h-Virginia (28-9) 11/16/74 IR 151 (7 receptions) Perry Tuttle h-Maryland (21-7) 11/14/81 Yds Name Opponent Year Rush Rec KOR PR 148 (10 receptions) Hank Walker h-Auburn (34-18) 11/22/47 223 Don Kelley Maryland 1970 167 56 145 (6 receptions) Perry Tuttle h-Furman (21-0) 9/8/79 217 Billy Hair Presbyterian 1951 174 43 144 (10 receptions) Charlie Waters h-Alabama (13-38) 10/25/69 210 Jackie Calvert Presbyterian 1950 109 5 89 7 141 (8 receptions) Jim Lanzendoen h-Virginia (32-27) 10/13/73 200 Hal Davis Virginia 1964 179 2 19 1 40 (5 receptions) Jerry Butler a-Maryland (28-24) 11/18/78 200 Ray Mathews Citadel 1948 97 80 17 6 140 (6 receptions) Perry Tuttle h-Virginia Tech (13-10) 10/4/80 HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL PUNTING GAMES BY CLEMSON HIGHEST INDIVIDUAL YARDS RECEIVING GAMES (Minimum 3 Attempts) BY OPPONENTS Avg. (Att-Yds) Player Site-Opponent Score Date No. & Yds. Player Site, Team, Score Date 55.3 (3-166) Dale Hatcher H-Kentucky 24-6 10-2-82 209 (13 receptions) Henley Carter h-Duke (39-22) 10/19/68 52.0 (5-260) Banks McFadden A-G. Washington 13-6 11-3-39 16-16 9-17-83 167 (9 receptions) Sterling Sharpe h-S. Carolina (21-21) 11/22/86 51.8 (4-207) Dale Hatcher H-Georgia Dale Hatcher A-Kentucky 21-3 10-3-81 163 (10 receptions) Gordon Jones 1 -Pittsburgh (3-34) 1 2/30/77 51.0 (6-306) 12-25 11-12-55 160 (5 receptions) Brad Breedlove 2-Duke (33-21) 11/30/91 50.8 (4-203) Joe Paglieli H-Maryland 10-15-83 151 (7 receptions) Rhett Dawson a-FL State (13-38) 11/7/70 50.3 (3-151) Dale Hatcher A-Duke 38-31 149 (13 receptions) Wes Chesson a-Duke (10-21) 10/24/70 50.0 (6-250) Chris Gardocki H-South Carolina 24-15 11-17-90 146 (4 receptions) Chuck Herring h-Duke (54-21) 10/20/84 48.6 (6-292) Chris Gardocki A-N.C. State 24-17 10-30-90 10-13 10-28-67 144 (5 receptions) Todd Dixon h-Wake Forest (28-10) 11/2/91 48.3 (4-193) Sammy Cain H-Alabama 20-32 11-24-73 136 (3 receptions) Herman Moore h-Virginia (34-20) 10/7/89 48.0 (6-288) Mitch Tyner A-South Carolina 9-2-89 132 (7 receptions) Jimmy Mitchell h-S. Carolina (32-38) 11/21/70 48.0 (3-144) Chris Gardocki H-Furman 30-0 132 (13 receptions) Mark Militello a-Duke (38-31) 10/15/83 47.8 (4-191) Chris Gardocki A-North Carolina 35-3 11-4-89 131 (11 receptions) Larry Seivers a-Tennessee (19-21) 10/2/76 47.5 (6-285) Chris Gardocki H-North Carolina 20-3 11-3-90 1—Jacksonville, FL (Gator Bowl) 2—Tokyo, Japan

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Single Game Team Bests

LOWEST RUSHING GAMES BY CLEMSON 169 (CU 93, Auburn 76) a-(14-24) 10-28-61 Yds. Site, Opponent, Score Date 1— Lynchburg, VA 2—Atlanta, GA (Peach Bowl) 3— Baltimore, MD -15 a-Boston College (7-14) 1 0-1 0-42 HIGHEST RUSHING GAMES BY CLEMSON -1 a-Boston College (22-32) 1 0-26-47 Yds. Site, Opponent, Score Date 6 h-Wake Forest (14-16) 1 0-4-47 615 a-Georgia Tech 10-17-03 8 a-South Carolina (6-33) 10-21-43 536 h-Wake Forest (82-24) 10-31-81 19 a-Auburn (0-51) 10-11-69 01 O h-Presbyterian (76-0) 9-22-45 33 a-Southern Cal. (0-30) 1 U-££-ob 448 h-Furman (41-0) 11-6-48 45 a-Wake Forest (20-36) 10-17-70 439 h-Presbyterian (66-0) 9-21-57 46 a-South Carolina (8-13) 10-21-54 436 h-Presbyterian (55-0) 9-23-50 59 a-Auburn (13-35) 10-23-71 434 a-Furman (40-20) 11-26-55 LOWEST RUSHING GAMES BY OPPONENTS 433 h-South Carolina (39-21) 11-23-74 10-14-78 Yds. Site, Opponent, Score Date 419 a-Virginia (30-14) a-Virginia 10-9-82 -21 a-Furman (34-6) 11-22-41 419 (48-0) -17 h-Furman (41-0) 1 1 -6-48 HIGHEST RUSHING GAMES BY OPPONENTS -16 h-Long Beach State (59-0) 9-1-90 Yds. Site, Opponent, Score Date -14 h-Kentucky (24-6) 10-2-82 478 a-Tulane (20-36) 11-18-44 -11 a-Furman (14-3) 1 1 -25-39 475 a-Oklahoma (3-52) 9-30-72 -9 h-Auburn (34-18) 1 1-22-47 458 a-South Carolina (20-56) 11-22-75 -6 a-North Carolina (35-3) 1 1 -4-89 444 a-Wake Forest (20-36) 10-17-70 2 h-Appalachian State (34-0) 9-7-91 437 a-Alabama (0-56) 9-20-75 6 a-Maryland (16-0) 11-9-68 434 a-Texas A&M (0-24) 9-14-74 10 h-N.C. State (29-19) 10-26-91 409 h-N.C. State (7-45) 10-25-75 11 h-Duke (17-10) 10-17-87 406 a-Maryland (23-41) 11-17-84 LOWEST RUSHING GAMES BY BOTH TEAMS HIGHEST RUSHING GAMES BY BOTH TEAMS Yds. and Teams Site, Score Date Yds. and Teams Site, Score Date 119 (CU 46. South Carolina 73) a-(8-13) 10-21-54 707 (CU 397, South Carolina 310) h-(41-23) 11-25-78 121 (CU 56, Virginia Military 65) 1-(0-0) 9-26-42 697 (CU 433, South Carolina 264) h-(39-21) 11-23-74 129 (CU 67, Baylor 62) 2-(18-24) 12-31-79 690 (CU 232. South Carolina 458) a-(20-56) 11-22-75 130 (CU 69, Georgia Tech 61) a-(0-27) 9-28-63 671 (CU 283, N.C. State 388) a-(21-38) 10-23-76 160 (CU 98, Wake Forest 62) a-(28-7) 9-24-60 653 (CU 390, North Carolina 263) h-(54-32) 11-9-74 163 (CU 117, Maryland 46) N3-(18-17) 9-1-90 635 (CU 160, Oklahoma 475) a-(3-52) 9-30-72 164 (CU 6, Wake Forest 158) h-(14-16) 10-4-47 633 (CU 398, Presbyterian 235) h-(69-7) 9-17-49 164 (CU 111, N.C. State 53) a-(7-0) 9-29-62 629 (CU 300, North Carolina 329) h-(23-27) 11-6-76 168 (CU 134, Maryland 34) a-(17-19) 10-15-60 in oi qi 624 (CU 536, Wake Forest 88) h-(82-24) 1 u-o 1 -o 1 168 (CU 162, Maryland 6) a-(16-0) 11-9-68 610 (CU 251 , South Carolina 359) a-(20-32) 11-24-73 169 (CU 140, N.C. State 29) h-(23-0) 10-10-59

LOWEST PASSING GAMES BY CLEMSON Yds Comp. Att. Site, Opponent, Score Date -1 (1 for 6) a-Maryland (6-6) 10-10-56

(0 for 3) 1 -George Washington (27-0) 11-5-38 (0 for 4) h-Presbyterian (32-13) 9-19-42 (0 for 2) a-South Carolina (6-33) 10-21-43 (0 for 2) a-South Carolina (20-13) 10-19-44 (0 for 8) a-South Carolina (0-6) 10-23-52 (0 for 6) a-Fordham (12-12) 11-8-52 (0 for 5) h-Presbyterian (33-7) 9-19-53 (0 for 0) a-South Carolina (7-0) 10-25-56 (0 for 2) h-Virginia Tech (21-6) 11-23-56 1-Greenville, S.C. LOWEST PASSING GAMES BY OPPONENTS Yds. Comp. Att. Site, Opponent, Score Date (0 for 10) h-Presbyterian (26-0) 9-17-38 (0 for 0) a-Wake Forest (7-0) 10-28-38 (0 for 7) a-George Washington (19-0) 10-31-41

(0 for 4) a-Miami, F|a. (6-7) 1 1-2-45 (0 for 7) a-The Citadel (20-0) 12-4-48 (0 for 2) h-Presbyterian (69-7) 9-17-49 (0 for 9) a-Soufh Carolina (14-14) 10-19-50 (1 for 9) a-Virginia (20-7) 9-24-55 (0 for 13) a-Rice (19-0) 10-31-59 LOWEST PASSING GAMES BY BOTH TEAMS Yds. and Teams Site, Score Date 4 (CU 4, George Washington 0) a-(19-0) 10-31-41 11 (CU -1, Maryland 12) a-(6-6) 11-10-56 27 (CU 0, South Carolina 27) a-(20-13) 10-19-44 33 (CU 27. Furman 6) a-(14-3) 11-25-39 33 (CU 12. Presbyterian 21) h-(34-0) 9-23-44 34 (CU 34. Rice 0) a-(19-0) 10-31-59 39 (CU 10, Tulane 29) a-(0-13) 11-3-40 Clemson's defense held Long Beach State to -16 yards rushing last 39 (CU 39, Virginia 0) a-(20-7) 9-24-55 40 (CU 0. Virginia Tech 40) h-(21-6) 11-3-56 year, third lowest figure in Clemson history. 42 (CU 39, George Washington 3) h-(0-7) 11-7-42

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MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED BY OPPONENT Att Comp Site-Opp-Score Date

58 24 H-The Citadel-(24-0) 1 0-4-86 56 28 A-Wake Forest-(35-35) 11-1-80 56 30 H-N.C. State-(30-10) 11-21-89 53 34 A-Duke-(38-31) 10-15-83 51 22 H-Duke-(49-17) 10-15-88 51 24 H-Duke-(17-10) 10-17-87 51 23 A-Wake Forest-(35-33) 11-1-80 49 30 A-Virginia-(31-17) 10-11-86 48 23 1-Duke (33-21) 11-30-91 48 26 H-Virginia-(40-35) Q OA £fi

111- OA 47 17 A-Wake Forest-(28-20) I I I -OD 26 H-Duke-(35-3) 1 n 1 o qc 47 31 A-Rice-(10-29) Q 9*3 70 1 -Tnlo/n Japan MOST COMPLETIONS BY CLEMSON Comp Att Site-Opp-Score Date 25 48 A-Florida State-(13-38) 11-7-70 23 39 H-Duke-(10-21) 10-24-70 21 54 H-N.C. State-(28-30) 10-24-87 21 33 H-Georgia Tech-(14-30) 10-14-89 21 36 A-Wake Forest-(20-36) 10-17-70 21 43 A-North Carolina-(13-17) 11-6-65 20 29 H-Maryland-(21-7) 11-14-81 Homer Jordan and the Clemson offense accumulated 756 yards total 20 40 H-Georgia-(0-30) 9-27-69 offense, 536 rushing, and 35 first downs in an 82-24 victory over 10 38 A-Georgia-(12-27) 1 n ^ q 1

1 ft Q Oft flc; Wake Forest in 1 981 . Clemson was 1 2-1 2 on third-down conversions I O 28 H-Georgia-(3-14) 1 ft m ii q~t in the Tigers highest scoring game over the last 76 years. I o 43 A-Auburn-(21-43) 1 U- 1 4-0 / 1 ft 1 n or fid 40 H-Alabama-(10-13) I U to Da 1 R Q 0~7 7C HIGHEST PASSING GAMES BY CLEMSON 1 o 30 A-Georgia tech-(28-33) Yds. Comp. Att Site, Opponent, Score Date MOST COMPLETIONS BY OPPONENTS in iq co 364 (13 of 20) a-Duke (30-35) i u-i y-oo Comp Att Site-Opp-Score Date 342 (23 of 48) a-North Carolina (13-17) 1 1 -6-65 34 53 A-Duke-(38-31) 10-15-83 315 (13 of 21) h-Virginia (40-35) 9-24-66 31 47 A-Rice-( 10-29) 9-23-72 300 (18 of 30) a-Georgia Tech (28-33) 9-22-75 30 49 A-Virginia-(31-17) 10-11-86

290 (15 of 31) a-Duke (27-34) 1 1 -8-69 30 56 H-N.C. State-(30-10) 10-21-89 280 (11 of 16) a-Furman (35-7) 11-8-47 28 56 A-Wake Forest-(35-33) 11-1-89 274 (14 of 26) a-Furman (45-6) 10-30-57 27 44 H-Duke-(49-14) 10-16-82 270 (20 of 29) h-Maryland (21-7) 11-14-81 26 46 A-South Carolina-(41-24) 11-23-91 265 (21 of 33) h-Georgia Tech (14-30) 10-14-89 26 39 H-Kentucky-(26-4) 10-2-82 260 (14 of 27) h-Virginia Tech (13-10) 10-5-80 26 42 H-N.C. State-(39-10) 10-26-85 HIGHEST PASSING GAMES BY OPPONENTS 26 47 H-Duke-(35-3) 10-18-86 26 48 H-Virginia (40-25) 9-24-66 Yds. Comp. Att Site, Opponent, Score Date 387 (23 of 37) 1 -Pittsburgh (3-34) 12-30-77 TEAM HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE BY CLEMSON 385 (23 of 48) 2-Duke (33-21) 11-30-91 (Min. 15 Att.) 368 (31 of 47) a-Rice (10-29) 9-23-72 Pet. Comp-Att Site, School, Score Date 367 (34 of 53) a-Duke (38-31) 10-15-83 .882 (15-17) H, The Citadel (58-3) 9-16-78 361 (23 of 35) h-Maryland (31-34) 11-16-85 .867 (13-15) A, South Carolina (41-24) 11-23-91 360 (21 of 36) h-Duke (39-22) 10-19-68 800 (12-15) A, Duke (21-25) 11-18-75 341 (15 of 30) a-Florida State (13-38) 11-7-70 .722 (13-18) A, Wake Forest (28-20) 11-1-86 328 (22 of 43) h-Duke (54-21) 10-20-84 .706 (12-17) A, North Carolina (37-29) 11-10-73 319 (26 of 42) h-N.C. State (39-10) 10-26-85 .700 (14-20) A, South Carolina (31-27) 11-19-77 317 (24 of 51) h-Duke (17-10) 10-17-87 .696 (16-23) N1, Illinois (30-0) 1-1-91 312 (26 of 48) h-Virginia (40-35) 9-24-66 .696 (16-23) H, Maryland (21-7) 11-14-81 1 -Jacksonville, FL (Gator Bowl) 2-Tokyo, Japan .687 (11-16) H, Maryland (52-27) 11-12-83 HIGHEST PASSING GAMES BY BOTH TEAMS .684 (13-19) H, North Carolina (27-3) 11-5-66 N1 = Tampa, FL (Hal of Fame Bowl) Yds. and Teams Site, Score Date 627 (CU 315, Virginia 312) h-(40-35) 9-24-66 TEAM HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE BY OPPONENTS

578 (CU 237, Florida State 341) a-( 13-38) 1 1 -7-70 Pet. Comp-Att Site, School, Score Date 563 (CU 235, Duke 328) h-(54-21) 10-20-84 .846 (22-26) A, N.C. State (24-17) 10-20-90 547 (CU 187, Duke 360) h-(39-22) 10-19-68 .750 (18-24) A, Georgia Tech (21-29) 10-29-73

545 (CU 158, Pittsburgh 387) 1 -(3-34) 12-30-77 .731 (19-26) H, Maryland (21-24) 9-30-61 536 (CU 244, Duke 292) h-(10-21) 10-24-70 .727 (24-33) A, Duke (21-9) 10-19-85 534 (CU 231, South Carolina 303) a-(41-24) 11-23-91 .710 (27-38) H, Duke (10-21) 10-24-70 529 (CU 246, Georgia 283) a-(12-27) 10-5-91 .692 (18-26) A, Georgia (0-38) 9-26-70 502 (CU 290, Duke 212) a-(27-34) 11-8-69 .692 (18-26) H, North Carolina (54-32) 11-9-74 498 (CU 364, Duke 134) a-(30-35) 10-19-63 .684 (13-19) A, Wake Forest (38-21) 10-29-88 498 (CU 131, Duke 367) a-(38-31) 10-15-83 .676 (23-34) H, Wake Forest (24-17) 10-29-83 498 (CU 265, GT 223) h-(14-30) 10-14-89 .667 (18-27) A, North Carolina (37-29) 11-10-73 1-Jacksonville, Fla. (Gator Bowl) .667 (26-39) H, Kentucky (24-6) 10-2-82 MOST ATTEMPTS BY CLEMSON .667 (10-15) A, Maryland (7-34) 11-15-80 .667 (23-33) A, N.C. State (38-29) 10-23-82 Att Comp Site-Opp-Score Date 54 21 H-N.C. State-(28-30) 10-24-87 CLEMSON TEAM BEST PASSING EFFICIENCY GAMES 48 25 A-Florida State-(13-38) 11-7-70 (Min. 15 Attempts) 43 18 A-Auburn-(21-43) 10-14-67 EFF Opponent Site Date C-A-Yds-TD-I 43 21 A-North Carolina-(13-17) 11-6-65 235.44 Virginia H 10-8-83 12-19-199-2-0 40 18 H-Alabama-(10-13) 10-28-67 235.04 Virginia H 10-24-66 13-21-315-3-0 40 17 H-Auburn-(10-21) 10-12-68 232.40 Maryland H 11-12-83 11-16-194-3-0 40 20 H-Georgia-(0-30) 9-27-69 228.71 The Citadel H 9-16-78 15-17-245-1-0 39 23 H-Duke-(10-21) 10-24-70 224.70 South Carolina A 11-23-91 13-15-231-1-1 38 19 A-Georgia (12-27) 10-5-91 220.72 Duke A 10-18-75 12-15-212-1-0 36 12 H-North Carolina (7-42) 11- 14-70 219.16 Duke H 10-20-84 12-19-235-3-0 36 21 H-Wake Forest (20-36) 10-17-70 195.44 South Carolina A 10-22-59 11-17-186-2-0

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1 1 QA IMUIUI 11 n Ti / OdlUIIIld M \ d- 1 -d 1 d- 1 -U 60 (23 rush, 37 pass) a-Virginia Tech (22-10) 9-12-87 11 1ft 7ft o 17 910 1 r> 1 92 61 IVIeUylallU M O- I 1 ~d 1 d-\ -U 61 (54 rush, 7 pass) h-Virginia (31-0) 10-87-77 1 Q1 1 \/irnmia l-J in 11 70 viryinid n 1 o-do-dd f -o-U 64 (52 rush, 12 pass) h-The Citadel (59-0) 11-27-54 11ft 7£ 10 1Q OA o 1 n i d- 1 y-^'+o-i -u LOWEST TOTAL OFFENSE GAMES BY CLEMSON Wake Forest A 1 1-1-86 187.53 Virginia A 9-26-59 9-18-224-3-2 Yds. Site, Opponent, Score Date 185.93 Virginia N2 10-16-71 9-18-252-1-0 8 (8 rush, pass) a-South Carolina (6-33) 10-21-43 185 30 Duke A 10-17-81 14-20-240-1-1 51 (48 rush, 3 pass) a-N.C. State (0-18) 10-11-47 185 08 Georgia Tech A 9-25-76 13-19-234-2-2 63 (53 rush, 10 pass) a-Tulane (0-13) 1 1 -3-40 rush, 10- 184.59 Wake Forest A 11-4-78 1 1-19-208-2-0 85 (-15 100 pass) a-Boston College (7-14) 10-42 N2 at Richmond. VA 90 (68 rush, 22 pass) a-Maryland (0-34) 11- 14-64 94 rush, 75 a-Auburn 10-11-69 BY (19 pass) (0-51) MOST PLAYS CLEMSON 102 (65 rush, 37 pass) A-Georgia Tech (0-27) 9-28-63 Rushing Passing 126 (33 rush, 93 pass) A-Southern Cal. (0-30) 10-22-66 Plays Att-Yds Comp-Att-Yds Site-Opponent (score) Date 134 (111 rush, 24 pass) A-N.C State (0-9) 9-26-64 96 77-342 11-19-208 A-Wake Forest (51-6) 1 1 -A 7fl 137 (107 rush, 30 pass) A-Georgia (0-38) 9-26-70 92 63-245 14-30-183 A-Furman (56-3) f \-do-oy HIGHEST TOTAL OFFENSE GAMES BY CLEMSON 90 63-204 13-27-204 A-Georgia (16-20) 9-20-80 90 70-290 9-20-134 H-Furman (28-0) 9-19-64 Yds. Site, Opponents, Score Date 89 75-290 3-14-53 A-Georgia Tech (19-21) 10-13-90 756 (536 rush, 220 pass) h-Wake Forest (82-24) 10-31-81 89 64-218 13-25-152 H-Boston College (17-17) 9-18-82 615 (615 rush, pass) a-Georgia Tech (23-0) 10-17-03 89 66-275 15-23-227 H-Virginia (32-27) 10-13-73 597 (516 rush, 83 pass) h-Presbyterian (76-0) 9-22-45 88 63-307 14-25-187 H-Western Carolina (44-10) 9-8-83 567 (322 rush, 245 pass) h-The Citadel (58-3) 9-16-78 88 78-323 4-10-32 A-Duke (28-10) 10-20-79 563 (323 rush, 240 pass) a-Duke (38-10) 10- 17-81 88 72-309 5-16-68 H-Virginia (17-7) 10-6-79 558 (436 rush, 122 pass) h-Presbyterian (55-0) 9-23-50 88 73-269 4-15-109 H-Virginia (37-21) 10-21-72 556 (433 rush, 123 pass) h-South Carolina (39-21) 11-23-74 rush, 131 10-14-78 88 40-92 25-48-237 A-Florida State (13-38) 1 1 -7-70 550 (419 pass) a-Virginia (30-14) 550 (342 rush, 208 pass) a-Wake Forest (51-6) 11-4-78 MOST PLAYS BY OPPONENTS 547 (312 rush, 235 pass) h-Duke (54-21) 10-20-84 Rushing Passing HIGHEST TOTAL OFFENSE GAMES BY OPPONENTS Plays Att-Yds Comp-Att-Yds Site-Opponent (score) Date 99 62-181 18-37-213 H-South Carolina (3-7) 11-23-68 Yds. Site, Opponents, Score Date

97 74-321 14-23-157 H-North Carolina (7-42) 1 1-14-70 616 (458 rush, 158 pass) a-South Carolina (20-56) 11-2-75 rush, 171 11-17-84 96 58-254 27-38-292 H-Duke (10-21) 1 0-24-70 577 (406 pass) 2-Maryland (23-41) 93 57-281 20-36-223 A-Boston College (16-31) 9-10-83 566 (179 rush, 387 pass) 1 -Pittsburgh (3-34) 12-30-77 91 82-324 6-9-90 A-North Carolina (15-32) 11-15-69 551 (364 rush, 187 pass) a-Tennessee (28-29) 10-26-74 91 55-147 19-36-300 A-Georgia (13-31) 9-28-68 546 (254 rush, 292 pass) h-Duke (10-21) 10-24-70 rush, pass) h-Auburn (0-44) 10-10-70 88 61-406 15-27-171 N1 -Maryland (23-41) 1 1-17-84 523 (283 240 523 rush, 361 pass) h-Maryland (31-34) 11-16-85 88 51-179 23-37-387 N2-Pittsburgh (3-34) 1 2-30-77 (162 516 rush, 157 pass) a-South Carolina 11-24-73 88 48-124 16-40-261 H-South Carolina (28-9) 1 1 -20-76 (359 (20-32)

111- - 7^ 515 (475 rush, 40 pass) a-Oklahoma (3-52) 9-30-72 88 66-288 13-22-209 H-Florida State (7-43) I I I / D 88 68-359 9-20-157 A-South Carolina (20-32) 11-24-73 514 (283 rush, 240 pass) h-Auburn (0-44) 10-10-70 N1 at Baltimore, MD N2 at Jacksonville, FL HIGHEST TOTAL OFFENSE GAMES BY BOTH TEAMS MOST POINTS BY CLEMSON Yds and Teams Site, Score Date Score Opponent Site Date 1107 (CU 536-220, Wake Forest 88-263) h-(82-24) 10-31-81 122-0 Guilford H 10-5-01 1022 (CU 383-131, Duke 141-367) a-(38-31) 10-15-83 94-0 Furman A 9-25-15 1009 (CU 232-161, South Carolina 458-158) a-(20-56) 11-22-75 82-24 Wake Forest H 10-31-81 997 (CU 305-187, Duke 145-360) h-(29-22) 10-19-68 76-0 Presbyterian H 9-22-45 978 (CU 390-193, North Carolina 263-132) h-(54-32) 1 1 -9-74 75-0 Newberry H 10-17-30 930 (CU 195-158. Maryland 406-171) 1 -(23-41) 11-17-84 73-0 Georgia Tech A 10-17-03 928 (CU 433-123, South Carolina 264-108) h-(39-21) 11-23-74 69-7 Presbyterian H 9-1 7-49 924 (CU 312-235, Duke 49-328) h-(54-21) 10-20-84 68-0 Newberry H 9-21-29 915 (CU 283-138, N.C. State 338-106) a-(21-38) 10-23-76 68-7 Furman H 11-23-18 904 (CU 275-227, Virginia 315-87) h-(32-27) 10-13-73 66-0 Presbyterian H 9-21-57 —Baltimore, MD MOST POINTS BY OPPONENTS MOST TURNOVERS BY CLEMSON AND STILL WON GAME Score Opponent Site Date No Site-Opponent Score (Fum, Int) Date 74-7 Alabama N1 11-14-31 8 H-Wake Forest 36-0 (5, 3) 11-2-63 66-13 Camp Hancock H 11-9-18 5 A-Virginia Tech 20-17 (5, 0) 9-14-85 56-0 Auburn A 10-14-21 5 H-W. Carolina 21-10 (4, 1) 9-25-82 56-0 Alabama A 9-20-75 5 H-N.C. State 17-7 (2. 3) 10-24-81 56-20 South Carolina A 11-22-75 5 H-Virginia Tech 38-7 (3, 2) 10-7-78 55-0 Georgia A 11-25-20 5 H-Wake Forest 16-14 (5. 0) 10-11-75 40-35 54-13 Florida A 10-11-52 5 H-Virginia (5, 0) 9-24-66 52-3 Oklahoma A 9-30-72 MOST TURNOVERS BY CLEMSON 51-0 Auburn A 10-11-69 No Site Score (Fum, Int) Date 51-0 Georgia Tech A 9-30-44 10 A-Florida 13-54 (4. 6) 10-11-52 MOST POINTS BY BOTH TEAMS 9 H-Auburn 19-45 (4, 5) 11-21-53 Points Score Site Date 8 A-South Carolina 0-0 (1. 7) 10-25-45 Forest 36-0 11-2-63 122 (CU 122, Guilford 0) H 10-5-01 8 H-Wake (5. 3) 106 (CU 82, Wake Forest 24) H 10-31-81 8 A-North Carolina 15-32 (3, 5) 11-15-69 13-17 9-13-75 94 (CU 94, Furman 0) A 9-25-15 8 H-Tulane (5, 3) 0-27 86 (CU 54, North Carolina 32) H 11-9-74 7 A-Georgia Tech (4. 3) 9-28-63 7 A-Kentucky 7-26 10-5-85 81 (Alabama 74, CU 7) N1 11-14-31 (4, 3) 23-26 79 (CU 66, Camp Hancock 13) H 11-9-18 7 A-Georgia (3, 4) 8-22-84 79 (CU 52, Maryland 27) H 11-12-83 MOST TURNOVERS FORCED BY CLEMSON 76 (CU 20, South Carolina 56) A 11-22-75 No Site Score (Fum, Int) Date 76 (CU 76, Presbyterian 0) H 9-22-45 9 H-Georgia 13-3 9-19-81 N1 - Montgomery, Alabama (4. 5) 8 A-Georgia Tech 7-28 (5, 3) 10-3-70 LOWEST TOTAL OFFENSE GAMES BY OPPONENTS 8 H-Duke 39-22 (6, 2) 10-19-68 Yds. Site, Opponent, Score Date 8 H-Presbyterian 53-0 (4. 4) 9-25-48 -12 (-17 rush, 5 pass) h-Furman (41-0) 11-6-48 7 A-Tulane 13-5 (3, 4) 9-12-81

-5 (-11 rush, 6 pass) a-Furman (14-3) 1 1 -25-39 7 H-Duke 28-8 (3. 4) 10-21-78 29 (29 rush, pass) a-The Citadel (20-0) 12-4-48 7 H-Virginia Tech 38-7 (4, 3) 10-7-78 35 (-21 rush, 56 pass) a-Furman (34-6) 11-22-41 7 A-TCU 10-14 (2, 5) 10-24-64 41 (20 rush, 21 pass) a-Virginia (35-0) 10-26-63 7 A-Furman 56-3 (3, 4) 11-28-59 57 (57 rush, pass) h-Presbyterian (26-0) 9-17-38 7 A-Fordham 12-12 (5, 2) 11-8-52 57 (-16 rush, 73 pass) h-Long Beach St. (59-0) 9-1-90 7 H-Virginia Tech 35-0 (3. 4) 11-10-45 58 (31 rush, 27 pass) h-Furman (30-0) 9-2-89

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Individual Single Season Bests

RUSHING YARDAGE PASS COMPLETIONS 9. Harvey White 1959 56 107 770 .523 Year No Yds Avg Year Yds. Pel. Att. Comp. 10 Billy Lott 1979 90 174 1184 517

1. Terrence Flagler 1986 192 1258 6.6 1. Tommy Kendrick 1970 1407 498 267 1 33 2. Kenny Flowers 1985 227 1200 5.3 2. Mike Eppley 1984 1494 545 213 116 PASSING YARDS PER GAME

3. Terry Allen 1988 216 1192 5.5 3. DeChane Cameron 1991 1478 575 1 93 Year GPComp Att Yds Yds/Gm 4. Cliff Austin 1982 197 1064 5.4 4. Tommy Kendrick 1969 1457 469 227 107 1. Jimmy Addison 1966 10 103 186 1491 149.10 5. Buddy Gore 1967 230 1045 4.5 Homer Jordan 1981 1630 546 196 107 2. Tommy Kendrick 1969 10 107 227 1457 14570

6. Lester Brown 1978 202 1022 5 1 6. Steve Fuller 1977 1655 517 205 106 3. Homer Jordan 1981 12 107 196 1630 139.17 7. Terry Allen 1987 183 973 5.3 7. Jimmy Addison 1966 1491 554 186 103 4. Steve Fuller 1977 12 106 205 1655 13792 8. Ray Yauger 1969 223 968 4.3 8 Steve Fuller 1978 1515 540 187 101 5 Mike Eppley 1984 11 116 213 1494 135.82 9. Ronald Williams 1990 178 941 5.3 9 Rodney Williams 1987 1486 483 209 101 6. DeChane Cameron 1991 11 111 193 1478 134.36 10. Kevin Mack 1983 151 862 5.7 10. Mike Eppley 1983 1410 596 166 99 7. Mike Eppley 1 983 11 99 166 1410 12818 8. Tommy Kendrick 1970 11 133 267 1407 127.91 ALL-PURPOSE RUSHING PASSING YARDAGE 9. Steve Fuller 1978 12 101 187 1515 12625 Year Rush Rec KOR PR Total Year Att Cmp Pet Yds 10. Ken Pengitore 1973 11 82 188 1370 124.55 1. Terrence Flagler 1986 1258 188 1446 1. Steve Fuller 1977 205 106 51.7 1655 2. Ray Mathews 1948 646 379 134 184 1343 2. Homer Jordan 1981 196 107 54.6 1630 TOUCHDOWN PASSES 3. Terry Allen 1988 1192 125 7 1324 3. Steve Fuller 1978 187 101 54.0 1515 Year Comp Att Yds TDs 4. Kenny Flowers 1985 1200 26 40 1266 4. Mike Eppley 1984 213 116 54.5 1494 1. Mike Eppley 1984 116 213 1494 14 5. Buddy Gore 1967 1045 45 118 1208 5. Jimmy Addison 1966 186 103 55.4 1491 2. Mike Eppley 1983 99 166 1410 13 6 Perry Tuttle 1981 21 883 266 1170 6. Rodney Williams 1987 209 101 48.3 1486 3. Bobby Gage 1948 44 105 887 11 Shad Bryant 1939 394 157 132 487 1170 7. DeChane Cameron 1991 193 111 57.5 1478 4. Bobby Gage 1947 47 109 1002 10 8. Ray Yauger 1969 968 130 65 1163 8. Tommy Kendrick 1969 227 107 47.1 1457 Jimmy Addison 1966 103 186 1491 10 9. Joe Henderson 1989 848 97 188 1133 9 Mike Eppley 1983 166 99 59.6 1410 Tommy Kendrick 1969 107 227 1457 10 10. Tommy Kendrick 1970 267 133 49.8 1407 Mark Fellers 1974 42 92 783 10 RUSHING YARDS PER GAME 8. Homer Jordan 1981 107 196 1630 9 Year GP Yards Yds/Game PASSING EFFICIENCY TOTAL OFFENSE 1. Cliff Austin 1982 10 1064 106.40 Year Comp Att Pet. Yds. TD Int. Etf. Year Rush Pass Total 2. Terrence Flagler 1986 12 1258 104.83 W Jordan 1975 40 73 547 728 5 158.26 1 Steve Fuller 1978 649 1515 2164 3. Buddy Gore 1967 10 1045 104.50 H. White 1957 46 95 484 841 11 154.63 2. Homer Jordan 1981 486 1630 2116 4. Kenny Flowers 1985 12 1200 100 00 M Eppley 1983 99 166 596 1410 13 146.00 3. Steve Fuller 1977 437 1655 2092 5 Terry Allen 1988 12 1192 99 33 M. Fellers 1974 42 92 456 783 10 143.09 4. Ken Pengitore 1973 571 1370 1941 6. Ronald Williams 1991 6 585 97.5 C. Morocco 1989 79 134 590 1131 6 141.70 5. DeChane Cameron 1991 392 1478 1870 7. Ray Yauger 1969 10 968 96.80 H. Jordan 1981 107 196 546 1630 9 130.46 6. Mike Eppley 1984 275 1494 1769 8. Terry Allen 1987 11 973 88.45 S. Fuller 1978 101 187 540 1515 7 130.10 7. Billy Hair 1951 698 1004 1702 9. Buddy Gore 1968 9 776 86.22 B. Hair 1950 29 71 408 644 6 128.08 8. Homer Jordan 1980 372 1311 1683 10. Ronald Williams 1990 11 941 85.55 B. Gage 1947 47 109 413 1002 10 13 126.70 9. Rodney Williams 1986 352 1245 1597 J Addison 1966 103 186 544 1491 10 14 125.46 PASS ATTEMPTS 10. Rodney Williams 1987 85 1486 1571 Year Yds. Pet. Comp Att COMPLETION PERCENTAGE RECEPTIONS 1. Tommy Kendrick 1970 1407 .498 133 267 (Minimum 100 Attempts) Year GP Yds. Avg. Rec. 2. Tommy Kendrick 1969 1457 .469 107 227 Year Comp Att Yds .Pet 1. Jerry Butler 1978 12 908 15.7 58 3. Mike Eppley 1984 1495 .545 116 213 1. Mike Eppley 1983 99 166 1410 .596 2. Perry Tuttle 1980 1 915 17 3 53 4 Rodney Williams 1987 1486 .483 101 209 2. Chris Morocco 1989 79 134 1131 .590 3. Perry Tuttle 1981 12 883 17.0 52 5. Steve Fuller 1977 1655 .517 106 205 3. DeChane Cameron 1991 111 193 1478 .575 4. Jerry Butler 1977 12 824 17 5 47 6. Rodney Williams 1986 1245 .470 98 200 4. Jimmy Addison 1966 103 186 1491 .554 5. Terry Smith 1991 11 758 16.8 45 7. Homer Jordan 1981 1630 .546 107 196 5. Homer Jordan 1982 55 100 674 .550 6. Charlie Waters 1969 9 739 16 9 44 8 DeChane Cameron 1990 1185 .505 98 194 6 Homer Jordan 1981 107 196 1630 .546 7. Phil Rogers 1966 10 574 13.7 42 9. DeChane Cameron 1991 1478 .575 111 193 7. Mike Eppley 1984 116 213 1494 .545 8. John McMakm 1970 11 532 13.3 40 10 Ken Pengitore 1973 1370 .436 82 188 8. Steve Fuller 1978 101 187 1515 .540 9. Glenn Smith 1951 10 632 16.2 39 10. Phil Rogers 1965 10 466 12 9 36 RECEPTION YARDS Year GP Rec. Avg. Yds. 1. Perry Tuttle 1980 11 53 17.3 915 2. Jerry Butler 1978 12 58 15.7 908 3. Perry Tuttle 1981 12 52 17.0 883 4. Jerry Butler 1977 12 47 17.5 824 5. Terry Smith 1991 11 45 16.8 758 6. Charlie Waters 1969 9 44 16 9 738 7. Glenn Smith 1951 10 39 16.2 632 8. Gary Cooper 1987 12 34 18.2 618 9. Phil Rogers 1966 10 42 13.7 574 10. Rodney Fletcher 1989 12 35 15.9 556 TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS Year GP Rec. Yds. Avg. TDs 1. Perry Tuttle 1981 12 52 883 17.0 8 Terrance Roulhac 1984 11 26 512 19.7 8 3. Bennie Cunningham 1974 11 24 391 16.3 7 Glenn Smith 1951 10 39 632 16.2 7 5. Glenn Smith 1950 10 22 498 22.6 6 Terry Smith 1991 11 45 758 16.8 6 7. John McMakm 1971 11 29 421 14.5 5 Ray Yauger 1969 10 21 130 6.19 5 Dreher Gaskins 1953 10 21 426 20.3 5 Glenn Smith 1949 10 25 446 17.8 5 RECEPTIONS PER GAME Year GP Rec. Rec/G 1. Charlie Waters 1969 9 44 4.89 2. Jerry Butler 1978 12 58 4.83

3. Perry Tuttle 1980 1 53 4.82 4. Perry Tuttle 1981 12 52 4.33 5. Phil Rogers 1966 10 42 4.20 6. Terry Smith 1991 11 45 4.09 Steve Fuller, seen here against Notre in 1977, still holds the single season best marks Dame 7. Jerry Butler 1977 12 47 3.92 for passing yardage and total offense. 8. Glenn Smith 1951 10 39 3.90

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PUNT RETURN YARDAGE EXTRA POINTS ATTEMPTED Year Ret Avg. Yds. Year Made Pet Att 1. Shad Bryant 1938 27 18.0 487 1. Charles Radcliffe 1950 38 .809 47 2. Don Kelley 1970 24 16.2 389 2. Obed Ariri 1978 44 .957 46 3 Darnell Stephens 1991 25 14.1 352 3. Donald Igwebuike 1984 41 1.000 41 4. Donnell Woolford 1987 23 15.0 345 Chris Gardocki 1989 41 1.000 41 5. Willie Jordan 1977 33 9.1 300 5. Rusty Seyle 1988 35 .921 38 6. James Lott 1987 24 12.1 290 6. Bob Paulling 1983 36 .973 37 7. Butch Butler 1945 26 10.8 280 7. Bob Paulling 1981 34 .971 35 8. Billy Davis 1981 34 8.1 275 8. David Treadwell 1986 34 1.000 34 9. Willie Jordan 1978 21 12.1 269 David Treadwell 1987 33 .971 34 10 Dexter Davis 1990 32 7.2 229 Nelson Welch 1991 30 .882 34 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE EXTRA POINTS MADE (Min. 10 Attempts) Year Att Pet Made Year Ret. Yds. Avg. 1. Obed Ariri 1978 46 .957 44 2. Donald Igwebuike 1984 41 1.000 41 1 Shad Bryant 1938 27 487 18 Chris 41 1.000 41 2. Bobby Gage 1948 12 203 16 9 Gardocki 1989 3 Don Kelley 1970 24 389 16.2 4. Charles Radclifle 1950 47 .809 38 5. Bob Paulling 1983 37 .973 36 4 Jackie Calvert 1950 14 225 16 1 6 35 5 Donnell Woolford 1987 23 345 15 Rusty Seyle 1988 38 .921 Paulling 34 6 Darnell Stephens 1991 25 352 14.1 7. Bob 1981 35 .971 David Treadwell 1986 34 1.000 34 FIELD GOALS MADE 9. David Treadwell 1987 34 .971 33 Paulling Year Pet Att Made 10. Bob 1982 32 1.000 32 1. Obed Ariri 1980 767 30 23 2 Chris Gardocki 1989 759 29 22 KICK SCORING Chris Gardocki 1990 786 28 22 Year FG-FGA PAT-A TP 1. Chris Gardocki 22-29 41-41 4. Chris Gardocki 1988 594 32 19 1989 107 Chris 22-28 30-30 5 Bob Paulling 1983 900 20 18 2. Gardocki 1990 96 David Treadwell 1987 818 22 18 3. Bob Paulling 1983 18-20 36-37 90 4. Donald Igwebuike 1984 16-17 41-41 7. David Treadwell 1985 708 24 17 89 Nelson Welch 1991 654 26 17 5. Obed Ariri 1980 23-30 18-18 87 6 Ariri 1978 14-25 44-46 9. Obed Ariri 1979 727 25 16 Obed 86 7. David Treadwell 1987 18-22 33-34 82 Charlie Waters, seen here being inducted into Donald Igwebuike 1984 941 17 16 8 Nelson Welch 1991 17-26 30-34 81 the Clemson Hall of Fame in 1981, was an all- FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 9. David Treadwell 1985 17-24 25-25 76 10 David 12-20 34-34 pro defensive back with the Dallas Cowboys, Year Made Pet Att Treadwell 1986 70 1. Chris Gardocki 1988 19 .594 3? but he still holds the Clemson single season 2. Obed Ariri 1980 23 .767 30 SCORING Year FG best for receptions per game. 3. Chris Gardocki 1989 22 .759 29 TO PAT TP 1 Chris Gardocki 1989 107 4. Chris Gardocki 1990 22 .786 28 22 41 2 Lester Brown 1978 17 5. Nelson Welch 1991 17 .654 26 102 9. John McMakin 1970 11 40 3.64 3 Chris Gardocki 1990 22 30 6 Obed Ariri 1978 14 .560 26 96 10 Phil Rogers 1965 10 36 3.60 Eddie Seigler 1972 11 .440 25 4. Fred Cone 1950 15 — 2 92 5 Bob Paulling 1983 18 36 90 8. David Treadwell 1985 1 7 .708 24 TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS 6 Donald Igwebuike 1984 16 41 ' 9. Obed Ariri 1979 16 727 22 89 Year Rush Rec Ret Tot. TDs David Treadwell 1987 18 .818 22 7 Obed Ariri 1980 23 18 87 t. Lester Brown 1 978 17 17 8. Obed Ariri 1978 14 44 86 2. Fred Cone 1950 14 1 15 9 Cliff Austin 1982 14 84 3. Cliff Austin 1982 14 14 10 David Treadwell 1987 18 33 82 4. Terrence Flagler 1986 10 3 13 11. Nelson Welch 1991 17 30 81 Kenny Flowers 1985 13 13 6. Ray Yauger 1969 6 5 11

Bill Mathis 1959 7 3 1 11 8. Steve Fuller 1978 10 10

"Smiley" Sanders 1973 9 1 10 Terry Allen 1989 10 10 Terry Allen 1988 10 10 PUNTING AVERAGE Year No. Yds Avg. 1. Chris Gardocki 1990 58 2580 44.48 2. David Sims 1979 79 3468 43.90 3. Dale Hatcher 1983 47 2057 43.76 4. Dale Hatcher 1984 54 2361 43.72 5. Banks McFadden 1939 65 2828 43.51 6. Dale Hatcher 1981 44 1908 43 36 7. Chris Gardocki 1989 48 2062 42 96 8 Chris Gardocki 1988 45 1924 42.80 9. Mitch Tyner 1973 61 2552 41 84 10. Jackie Calvert 1949 26 1087 41 81 KICKOFF RETURN YARDAGE Year Ret. Yds. 1. Terrance Roulhac 1986 18 578 2. Bob Bosler 1970 28 568 3. Willie Scott 1975 26 541 4. John Shields 1969 25 539 5 David Thomas 1972 23 522 6. Ray Williams 1985 26 502 7. Ray Williams 1983 21 494 8 Warren Ratchford 1974 20 480 9. Jay Washington 1973 22 474 10. Joe Henderson 1987 14 407 KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGE (Mm 5 Attempts' Year Ret Yds. Avg. 1. Terrance Roulhac 1986 18 578 32.11 2 Doug Thomas 1990 11 333 30.27 3. Bill Mathis 1959 10 294 29 40 4. Joe Henderson 1987 14 407 29.07 5. Sid Tinsley 1944 9 247 27.44 6. Billy Hair 1951 7 185 2643 7. Shad Bryant 1938 5 132 26.40 8. Hugh Mauldin 1964 7 181 25.86 the single season punt return yardage mark with in It 9. Charlie Timmons 1941 6 155 2583 Shad Bryant still holds 487 1938. is one

1 Jack Anderson 1968 10 257 25 70 of the oldest individual records at Clemson.

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Team Season Bests

Wins Pass Completions 3. 1978 .024 Yards/Game 6. 1987 13.58 1981 12-0-0 1. 1970 145 4. 1989 .030 1. 1978 427.8 7. 1950 12.79 1978 11-1-0 2. 1984 137 5. 1991 .036 2. 1991 409.7 1948 11-0-0 3. 1969 133 6. 1977 .037 3. 1981 391.5 Kickoff Return Average 1989 10-2-0 4. 1985 125 7. 1985 .038 4. 1950 388.1 1. 1959 23.85 1990 10-2-0 1991 125 5. 1988 384.6 2. 1968 23.40 1988 10-2-0 6. 1989 117 Total Plays 6. 1983 383.5 3. 1966 23.02 1987 10-2-0 7. 1981 112 1. 1978 946 7. 1986 380.8 4. 1962 22.68 1983 9-1-1 8. 1978 111 2. 1986 917 5. 1989 22.34 1991 9-1-1 1977 111 3. 1979 91 Points 6. 1969 21.63 1982 9-1-1 1975 111 4. 1981 910 1. 1989 368 7. 1990 21.62 1959 9-2-0 5. 1987 887 1978 368 8. 1985 21.27 1950 9-0-1 Completions/Game 6. 1990 882 3. 1984 346 1939 9-1-0 1. 1969 13.30 7. 1988 874 4. 1950 344 First Downs 2. 1970 13.18 5. 1988 342 1. 1978 273 Winning Percentage 3. 1984 12.40 Plays/Game 6. 1983 338 2. 1981 254 1. 1981 12-0 1.000 4. 1991 11.36 1. 1978 78.8 1981 338 3. 1989 253 1948 11-0 1.000 5. 1967 10.50 2. 1986 76.4 4. 1986 242 1900 6-0 1.000 1966 10.50 3. 1979 75.9 Points/Game 5. 1988 241 4. 1950 9-0-1 .950 7. 1985 10.40 4. 1981 75.8 1. 1950 34.40 6. 1987 235 5. 1978 11-1 .917 5. 1963 74.1 2. 1984 31.45 1985 235 Pass Attempts 6. 1939 9-1 .900 6. 1991 74.0 3. 1983 30.72 1. 1970 302 7. 1983 9-1-1 .864 7. 1987 73.91 4. 1978 30.66 First Downs/Game 2. 1969 281 1982 9-1-1 .864 5. 1989 30.60 1. 1978 22.75 3. 1985 257 1991 9-1-1 .864 Yards/Play 6. 1988 28.50 2. 1991 21.27 4. 1984 247 1. 1950 6.16 7. 1981 28.16 3. 1981 21.16 5. 1967 228 Rushing Attempts 2. 1991 5.54 4. 1989 21.08 6. 1987 226 1. 1978 741 3. 1947 5.53 Punt Average 5. 1986 20.16 7. 1991 224 2. 1979 725 4. 1948 5.34 1. 1984 44.0 6. 1984 20.09 3. 1986 705 Pass Attempts/Game 5. 1978 5.427 2. 1990 43.7 7. 1988 20.08 1981 705 6. 1983 5.422 3. 1983 43.3 8. 1983 19.90 1. 1969 28.1 5. 1989 678 7. 1988 5.280 4. 1979 43.0 2. 1970 27.5 6. 1988 673 5. 1989 42.7 Fewest Turnovers 3. 1967 22.8 7. 1990 667 Total Yards 1948 42.7 1. 1940 8 4. 1984 22.4 1. 1978 5134 7. 1981 42.1 2. 1938 10 Rushing Attempts/Game 5. 1968 21.9 2. 1981 4698 3. 1989 13 6. 1985 21.4 1. 1978 61.75 3. 1988 4615 Punt Return Average 1988 13 7. 1961 20.9 2. 1979 60.41 4. 1986 4570 1. 1948 17.13 5. 1990 17 3. 1986 58.75 Passing Yards 5. 1989 4561 2. 1954 16.30 6. 1970 19 1981 58.75 1. 1984 1858 6. 1987 4542 3. 1961 15.88 1950 19 5. 1989 56.50 2. 1975 1798 7. 1991 4507 4. 1970 14.92 8. 1979 21 1963 56.50 3. 1969 1755 5. 1938 14.24 1978 21 7. 1982 56.18 4. 1981 1721 1967 21 Rushing Yards 5. 1989 1720 6. 1977 1706 1. 1978 3469 7. 1991 1694 2. 1986 3245 3. 1988 3241 Passing Yards/Game 4. 1981 2977 1. 1969 175.5 5. 1987 2972 2. 1984 168.9 6. 1990 2956 3. 1975 163.5 7. 1989 2841 4. 1991 154.0 Rushing Yards/Attempt 5. 1966 153.6 6. 1980 152.8 1. 1950 5.25 7. 1947 148.1 2. 1941 5.07 3. 1948 4.882 4. 1988 4.815 Pass Completion 5. 1949 4.791 Percentage 1. 1989 6. 1978 4.681 .600 7. 1983 4.680 2. 1991 .558 3. 1984 .555 Rushing Yards/Game 4. 1982 .551 1. 1978 289.1 5. 1983 .547 2. 1986 270.4 6. 1981 .546 3. 1988 270.1 7. 1978 .541 4. 1950 264.8 5. 1991 255.7 Interception/Avoidance Clemson set a school standard for rushing defense in 1 990, a mark that was broken 6. 1983 250.2 1. 1988 .019 again in 1991. A strong pass rush that led to 43 sacks had a lot to do with it. Here 7. 1981 248.1 2. 1990 .023 Brentson Buckner gets to a Georgia quarterback.

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Fewest Turnovers/Game 1 Uldl I dl Uofrldy 1 1 cno 1 . 1 940 0.88

2. 1989 1.08 O . OJJ

1 988 1.08 3. 1963 3 395 A 1 qqn 4. 19oo 1.11 O C- 1 5. 1990 1.42 5. 1940 3.529 6. 1970 1.72 6. 1959 3.532 7. 1979 1.75 7. 1938 3.547

1 978 1.75 Total Offense/Game Turnover Margin 1. 1939 157.5 1. 1988 + 21 2. 1954 176.1 + 19 3. 1948 177.2 3. 1981 + 17 4. 1940 183.6 1978 + 17 5. 1963 184.7 1990 + 17 6. 1945 193.2 6. 1950 + 16 7. 1938 193.3 7. 1989 + 15 8. 1983 + 14 Rushing Attempts 1. 1941 334 Turnover Margin/Game 2. 1946 336 1. 1940 + 2.11 3. 1940 339 2. 1988 + 1.75 4. 1963 344 3. 1950 + 1.60 4. 1943 349 4. 1990 + 1.42 6. 1950 354 5. 1981 + 1.416 7. 1991 360 1978 + 1.416 7. 1943 + 1.37 Rushing Attempts Allowed/Game 1. 1991 32.73 OPPONENT TEAM LOWS/ 2. 1986 32.83 Clemsons National Championship team of 1981 allowed just 2.5 yards a rush, fifth (CLEMSON DEFENSIVE 3. 1990 33.50 best in Clemson history. Jeff Bryant, still a starter with the Seattle Seahawks, was a BESTS) 4. 1963 34.40 5. 1987 34.66 major reason for these fine stats. Total Plays 6. 1950 35.40 6. 1954 96.9 5- 1957 49 3. 1945 .355 1. 1943 462 7. 1982 36.30 7. 1982 97.1 1955 49 4. 1953 .357 2. 1940 468 1942 49 1940 .357 3. 1941 487 Rushing Yards Yards/Rush 6. 1944 .367 4. 1946 489 1. 1991 587 1. 1991 1.63 Pass Completion/Game 7. 1955 .370 5. 1938 491 2. 1990 848 2. 1990 2.109 1939 3.2 6. 1953 518 3. 1941 904 3. 1987 2.192 2. 1938 4.333 Interceptions 7. 1939 519 4. 1987 912 4. 1954 2.497 3. 1956 4.36 1. 1951 24 1944 519 5. 1963 931 5. 1981 2.535 4. 1957 4.90 2. 1978 24 6. 1954 969 6. 1982 2.670 1955 4.90 3. 1981 23 Total Plays/Game 7. 1982 1068 7. 1963 2.706 1942 4.90 4. 1989 21 1. 1939 51.90 1941 2.706 7. 1940 5.11 1977 21 2. 1940 52.00 Rushing Yards/Game 1948 21 3. 1954 52.80 1. 1991 53.4 Pass Completions Pass Attempts 7. 1982 20 4. 1945 53.30 2. 1990 70.9 1. 1939 32 1. 1938 105 5. 1941 54.11 3. 1987 82.6 2. 1938 39 2. 1939 109 Most Interceptions 6. 1946 54.30 4. 1963 93.1 3. 1940 46 3. 1944 109 Per Game 7. 1963 54.40 5. 1989 96.6 4. 1956 48 4. 1943 113 1. 1951 2.27 5. 1956 124 2. 1940 2.11 6. 1957 129 3. 1978 2.00 1940 129 4. 1981 1.91 5. 1948 1.909 Pass Attempts 6. 1964 1.900 Allowed/Game 1945 1.900 1. 1939 10.90 8. 1982 1.810 2. 1959 11.27 Points/Game 3. 1938 11.66 1. 1939 4.5 4. 1944 12.11 2. 1950 6.2 5. 1975 12.45 1938 6.2 6. 1957 12.90 4. 1948 6.9 7. 1955 13.40 5. 1945 7.3 6. 1956 Passing Yards 7.4 7. 1957 1939 449 7.8 1956 526 Most Turnovers Forced 531 1938 1. 1981 41 1940 558 2. 1989 38 1957 597 1983 38 1942 724 1978 38 1954 792 5. 1973 37 6. 1982 35 Passing Yards/Game 1977 35 1. 1938 33.0 1950 35 2. 1939 44.9 3. 1956 52.6 Most Turnovers 4. 1957 59.7 Forced/Game 5. 1940 62.0 1. 1943 4.000 6. 1944 71.0 2. 1952 3.555 7. 1942 72.4 3. 1950 3.500 4. 1983 3.454 Best Completion £. 1981 3.416 Clemson s defense in 1963 allowed just 185 yards a game, the best total defense by Percentage Defense 6. 1968 3.400 an official, (#69) a Tiger team in the last 37 years. Above (#61 ) Clark Gaston, now ACC 1. 1939 .294 1964 3.400 Billy Weaver, and (#53) Ted Bunton stop a Georgia QB cold. 2. 1951 .347 1945 3.400

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Career Leaders

PASSING 12 Bobby Gage 1 945-48 278 2448 123 5. Chuck McSwain 1 979-82 483 4.80 23 2320 13 Billy Hair 1950-52 CAREER PASSING YARDAGE 295 1885 116 6. Stacey Driver 1 982-85 476 4.82 15 2293 14 Thomas Ray 1963-65 279 1655 112 7. Ken Callicutt 1973-77 492 4.59 11 2256 Rk Name Years Att Comp Pet Yards 15. Billy Lott 1 977-79 198 1376 105 8. Lester Brown 1976-79 505 4.45 31 2228 1. Rodney Williams 1985-88 717 333 .464 4647 9. Fred Cone 1948-50 466 4.66 30 2172 2. Steve Fuller 1975-78 554 287 .518 4359 CAREER COMPLETION PERCENTAGE 10. Terrence Flagler 1982-86 379 5.70 17 2162 3. Tommy Kendrick 1969-71 644 303 .470 3893 (Min. 1 1 Cliff Austin 1978-82 423 5.06 27 2139 4. Homer Jordan 1979-82 479 250 .522 3643 150 Attempts) Rk Years 12. Joel Wells 1954-56 383 5.06 16 1937 5. Mike Eppley 1980-84 449 252 .561 3354 Name Comp-Att Pet 13. 1947-50 1. Chris Morocco 1986-89 89-157 Ray Mathews 331 5.70 20 1886 6. OeChane Cameron 1988-91 437 242 .554 3177 .567 2 Mike Eppley 1980-84 252-449 .561 14. Joe Henderson 1987-89 356 4.92 16 1752 7. Jimmy Addison 1965-67 393 202 .514 2616 3. 1988-91 242-437 15. Steve Fuller 1975-78 535 3.20 22 1737 8 Bobby Gage 1945-48 278 123 .442 2448 DeChane Cameron .554 1 6 4. Billy Lott 1977-79 105-198 .530 Wesley McFadden 1985-89 332 4 78 13 1587 9. Ken Pengilore 1971-73 356 154 .433 2412 5. Homer Jordan 1979-82 250-479 .522 17. Billy Hair 1950-52 321 4.92 15 1579 10. Harvey White 1957-59 289 145 .502 2103 6. Steve Fuller 1975-78 287-554 .518 Tracy Johnson 1985-88 377 4.19 23 1579 11. Don King 1952-54 318 134 .421 2077 1965-67 .514 19. Charlie Timmons 1939-41 415 3.72 15 1545 12. Jim Parker 1961-63 282 126 .447 1895 7. Jimmy Addison 202-393 Marvin Sims 1976-79 8. Harvey White 1957-59 145-289 .502 20. 316 4.88 4 1541 13. Billy Hair 1950-52 295 116 .393 1885 21 9. 1974-76 91-182 Ronald Williams 1990-91 260 5.87 11 1526 14 Thomas Ray 1963-65 279 112 .401 1655 Mike O'Cain .500 1969-71 22 Warren Ratchford 1974-78 292 5.00 4 1470 15 Lowndes Shingler 1958-60 238 104 .437 1517 10. Tommy Kendrick 303-644 .470 11. Rodney Williams 1985-88 333-717 .464 23 Kevin Mack 1980-83 303 4,79 12 1450 24. Smiley Sanders 1971-73 CAREER PASS ATTEMPTS 12. Jim Parker 1961-63 126-282 .447 341 4.14 13 141 25. Harold Goggins 1975-78 4.90 13 1 945-48 283 6 1377 Rk Name Years Com Yds Att Bobby Gage 123-278 442 14. Lowndes Shingler 1958-60 104-238 .437 26 Bobby Gage 1945-48 316 4.14 8 1309 1. Rodney Williams 1985-88 333 4647 717 1951-54 15. Billy Ammons 1966-68 83-191 .435 27. Buck George 240 5.33 9 1280 2. Tommy Kendrick 1969-71 303 3893 644 28. Tracy Perry 1976-79 296 4.10 5 1219 3. Steve Fuller 1975-78 287 4359 554 29. Pat Crain 1962-64 339 3.51 10 1191 4. Homer Jordan 1979-82 250 3643 479 CAREER INTERCEPTION AVOIDANCE 30 Jeff McCall 1979-82 288 4.02 11 1157 5. Mike Eppley 1980-84 252 3354 449 (Min. 100 Attempts) 6. DeChane Cameron 1988-91 242 3177 437 Rk Name Years Int-Att Pet CAREER RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 7. Jimmy Addison 1965-67 202 2616 393 i Chris Morocco 1986-89 4-157 0255 Rk Name Years Att Yds TDs 8. Ken Pengitore 1971-73 154 2412 356 2 DeChane Cameron 1988-91 14-437 .0320 1. Lester Brown 1976-79 505 2228 31 9. Don King 1952-54 134 2077 318 3 Billy Lott 1977-79 7-198 .0353 2. Fred Cone 1948-50 466 2172 30 10 Billy Hair 1950-52 116 1885 295 4 Rodney Williams 1985-88 27-717 .0377 3. Terry Allen 1987-89 523 2778 28 1 1 Harvey White 1957-59 145 2103 289 Steve Fuller 1975-78 21-554 .0379 4. Cliff Austin 1978-82 423 2139 27 12. Jim Parker 1961-63 126 1895 282 Q Randy Anderson 1984-87 6-145 .0414 5. Kenny Flowers 1983-86 590 2914 26 13 Thomas Ray 1945-48 112 1655 279 j Harvey White 1957-59 12-289 .0415 6. Chuck McSwain 1979-82 483 2320 23 14. Bobby Gage 1963-65 123 2448 278 g Mike O'Cain 1974-76 9-182 .0494 7. Tracy Johnson 1985-88 377 1579 23 15. Lowndes Shingler 1958-60 104 1517 238 g Ken Pengitore 1971-73 18-356 .0506 8. Steve Fuller 1975-78 535 1737 22 10 Homer Jordan 1979-82 27-479 .0563 9. Ray Mathews 1947-50 331 1886 20 CAREER PASS COMPLETIONS Mark Fellers 1972-74 7-124 .0564 10. Terrence Flagler 1982-86 379 2162 17 Rk Name Years Att Yds Comp 1 Mike Eppley 1980-84 26-449 .0579 1. Rodney Williams 1985-88 717 4647 333 1 Lowndes Shingler 1958-60 15-238 .0630 CAREER TOTAL CARRIES 2. Tommy Kendrick 1969-71 644 3893 303 Tommy Kendrick 1969-71 42-644 0652 3 Steve Fuller 1975-78 554 4359 287 15 Jimmy Addison 1965-67 27-393 .0687 Rk Name Years Yds Y/A Carries

4. Mike Eppley 1980-84 449 3354 252 15. Joe Anderson 1960-62 1 5-205 .0731 1. Buddy Gore 1966-68 2571 4.29 600 5. Homer Jordan 1979-82 479 3643 250 2. Kenny Flowers 1983-86 2914 4.94 590 6. DeChane Cameron 1988-91 437 3177 242 CAREER PASSING YARDS/ATTEMPT 3. Ray Yauger 1968-70 2439 4.39 555 7. Jimmy Addison 1965-67 393 2616 202 Rk Name Years Att Yds Y/Att 4. Steve Fuller 1975-78 1737 3.20 535 8. Ken Pengitore 1971-73 356 2412 154 1. Bobby Gage 1945-48 278 2448 8.81 5. Terry Allen 1987-89 2778 5.31 523 9. Harvey White 1957-59 289 2103 145 2. Jackie Calvert 1948-50 101 885 8.76 6. Lester Brown 1976-79 2228 4.45 505 10. Don King 1952-54 318 2077 134 3. Chris Morocco 1986-89 157 1238 7.89 7. Ken Callicutt 1973-77 2256 4.59 492

1 Jim Parker 1961-63 282 1895 126 4. Steve Fuller 1975-78 554 4359 7.87 8. Chuck McSwain 1979-82 2320 4.80 483 5. Homer Jordan 1979-82 479 3643 7.61 9. Stacey Driver 1982-85 2293 4.82 476 6. Mark Fellers 1972-74 124 943 7.60 10. Fred Cone 1948-50 2172 4.66 466 7. Mike Eppley 1980-84 449 3354 7.47 11. Cliff Austin 1978-82 2139 5.06 423 8. Harvey White 1957-59 289 2103 7.28 12. Charlie Timmons 1939-41 1545 3.72 415 9. DeChane Cameron 1988-91 437 3177 7.27 13. Joel Wells 1954-56 1937 5.06 383 10. Mike O'Cain 1974-76 182 1291 7.09 14. Terrence Flagler 1982-86 2162 5.70 379 11 Billy Lott 1977-79 198 1385 7.00 15. Tracy Johnson 1985-88 1579 4.19 377 12. Ken Pengitore 1971-73 356 2412 6.78 13. Jim Parker 1961-63 282 1895 6.72 RECEIVING 14. Jimmy Addison 1985-67 393 2616 6.66 CAREER RECEPTION LEADERS 15. Don King 1952-54 318 2077 6.53 Rk Name, Pos Years Yds Avg TD Rec CAREER TOUCHDOWN PASSES 1. Perry Tuttle, WR 1978-81 2534 16.9 17 150 Rk Name Years Att Int TDs 2. Jerry Butler, WR 1975-78 2223 16 11 139 1. Mike Eppley 1980-84 449 26 28 3. Phil Rogers, WR 1965-67 1469 13.9 5 106 2. Tommy Kendrick 1969-71 644 42 24 4. John McMakin, TE 1969-71 1255 13.5 12 93 Bobby Gage 1945-48 278 27 24 5. Terrance Roulhac, WR 1983-86 1487 16.2 16 92 4. Steve Fuller 1975-78 554 21 22 6. Glenn Smith, TE 1949-51 1576 17.9 18 88 5. Harvey White 1957-59 289 12 18 7. Ray Williams, WR 1983-86 1290 15.0 6 86 6. Jimmy Addison 1965-67 393 27 16 8. Gary Cooper, WR 1985-89 1592 20.15 11 79 7. Rodney Williams 1985-88 717 27 16 Terry Smith, WR 1990-91 1238 15.67 8 79 8. Homer Jordan 1979-82 479 27 15 10. Keith Jennings, WR 1985-88 1117 143 2 78 Billy Hair 1950-52 295 28 15 11. Charlie Waters, WR 1967-69 1196 17 1 4 68 10. Don King 1952-54 318 37 14 12. Jerry Gaillard, WR 1978-81 831 12.6 1 66 11. DeChane Cameron 1988-91 437 14 13 13. Bennie Cunningham, TE 1972-75 1044 16.31 10 64 12. Mark Fellers 1972-74 124 7 12 14. Joey Walters, WR 1974-76 963 16.32 6 59 13. Ray Mathews 1947-50 118 9 11 15. Wayne Bell, TE 1964-66 883 16.35 6 54 Ken Pengitore 1971-73 356 18 11 16. Frank Magwood, WR 1979-82 920 18.1 3 51 15. Lowndes Shingler 1958-60 356 18 9 17. Edgar McGee, TE 1965-67 614 12.2 4 50 16. Jackie Calvert 1948-50 101 8 8 18. Jim Riggs, TE 1983-86 650 13.3 1 49 19. K. D. Dunn, TE 1981-84 519 11.0 9 47 RUSHING 20. Ray Yauger, TB 1968-70 328 7.3 7 45 CAREER RUSHING YARDAGE CAREER RECEPTION YARDAGE Rk Name Years TC Avg TD Yards 1 . Perry Tuttle. WR 1978-81 150 2534 1. Kenny Flowers 1983-86 590 4.94 26 2914 2. Jerry Butler, WR 1975-78 139 2223 2. Terry Allen 1987-89 523 5 31 28 2778 Rodney Williams is Clemson's career leader 3. Buddy Gore 1966-68 600 4.29 15 2571 in passing yardage and completions. 4. Ray Yauger 1968-70 555 4 39 16 2439

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9. Ken Pengitore 1971-73 703 898 2412 3310 MG: 34 by Rob Bodine, 1989-91 10. Kenny Flowers 1983-86 590 2914 2914 LB: 42 by Bubba Brown, 1976-79 11. Terry Allen 1987-89 525 2778 66 2844 SS: 37 by Gene Beasley, 1985-88 12. Ray Mathews 1947-50 449 1886 907 2793 FS: 42 by James Lott. 1986-89 13. Jimmy Addison 1965-67 472 172 2616 2788 CB: 35 by Donnell Woolford, 1985 14. Don King 1952-54 574 684 2077 2761 P: 43 by Dale Hatcher, 1981-84 15 Harvey White 1957-59 483 489 2103 2592 16. Buddy Gore 1966-68 601 2571 2571 CAREER GAMES PLAYED 17. Ray Yauger 1968-70 560 2439 50 2489 Rk Name, Pos Years Games 18. Stacey Driver 1982-85 488 2293 134 2427 1. Rodney Williams, QB 1985-88 48 1QA1 1 9 Jim Parker i yo 1 -DJ 518 1 895 Mark Drag. MG 1985-88 48 20. Ken Callicutt 1973-77 499 2256 99 2355 Jeff Bak, C 1985-88 48 21. Chuck McSwain 1979-82 483 2320 2320 Otis Moore, DT 1986-89 48 22. Lester Brown 1976-79 505 2258 2258 Stacy Fields, TE 1987-90 48

1 QQ7 QP1 23 Fred Cone 1948-50 469 2172 1 2183 Jerome Henderson, CB i yo ' -yu 48 24. Terrence Flagler 1983-85 379 2162 2162 John Johnson, OLB 1987-90 48 2b Cliff Austin 1978-82 423 2139 2139 8 Charlie Bauman, MG 1976-79 47 Jeff Davis, LB 1978-81 47 CAREER SCORING Willie Underwood, DB 1977-80 47 FGM- Jeff Bryant. DT 1978-81 47 Rk Name Years TD PAT FGA TPS Keith Jennings, WR 1985-88 47 1. Obed Ariri 1977-80 99-103 63-97 288 Donnell Woolford, CB 1985-88 47 2. Chris Gardocki 1988-90 72-72 63-89 261 Doug Brewster, LB 1987-90 47 3. David Treadwell 1985-87 92-93 47-66 233 Eric Harmon, OG 1987-90 47 4. Bob Paulling 1979-83 107-109 34-41 209 Gary Cooper, WR 1985-89 47 5. Lester Brown 1976-79 32 192 Vince Taylor, LB 1985-89 47 6. Fred Cone 1948-50 31 3-4 189 Jeb Flesch, OG 1988-91 47 7. Ray Mathews 1947-50 28 168 Levon Kirkland, OLB 1988-91 47 Terry Allen 1987-89 28 168 Ed McDaniel, ILB 1988-91 47 Kenny Flowers 1983-86 28 168 10. Cliff Austin 1978-82 27 162 SPECIAL TEAMS 11. Ray Yauger 1968-70 23 "2 140 CAREER PUNT RETURN YARDAGE 12. Donald Igwebuike 1981-84 41-41 32-43 139 Rk Name Years No Avg TD Yds 13. Chuck McSwain 1979-82 23 138 1. Shad Bryant 1937-39 65 12.0 1 779 Tracy Johnson 1985-88 23 138 2 Donnell Woolford 1985-88 78 9 6 2 754 15. Eddie Seigler 1970-72 44-46 30-60 134 3. James Lott 1986-89 71 9 6 683 Steve Fuller 1975-78 22 '2 134 4. Don Kelley 1969-71 56 11.3 2 632 Terrence Flagler 1983-86 22 •2 134 5. Willie Jordan 1975-78 54 10.5 569 18. Charlie Timmons 1939-41 15 39 129 6 Billy Davis 1980-83 87 6.4 555 Terry Kinard seen here returning one of his two 19 Bill Mathis 1957-59 20 6 126 7. Streak Lawton 1935-36 26 17.5 2 456 fourth-quarter interceptions against Notre Dame 20. Glenn Smith 1949-51 18 108 8 Richie Luzzi 1966-68 56 7.9 1 441 21. Joel Wells 1954-56 17 102 in 1 is career interception leader. 9. Bobby Gage 1945-48 39 11.3 1 439 979, Clemson's Perry Tuttle 1978-81 17 102 10 Jackie Calvert 1948-50 33 13.2 433 Joe Henderson 1987-89 17 102 11. Darnell Stephens 1991 25 14.1 1 352 Terrance Roulhac 1983-86 17 102 12. Hugh Mauldin 1963-65 32 10.5 336 3. Gary Cooper, WR 1985-89 79 1592 25. Buddy Gore 1966-68 16 96 George Usry 1957-59 35 9 6 336 4. Glenn Smith, TE 1949-51 88 1576 'Denotes total 2-point conversion points 14. Frank Liberatore 1964-67 29 1 1 .2 2 325 5. Terrance Roulhac. WR 1983-86 92 1487 15 Jeff Siepe 1970-72 36 8 288 6. Phil Rogers, WR 1965-67 106 1469 CAREER INTERCEPTIONS 7. Ray Williams, WR 1983-86 86 1290 Rk Name, Pos Years Yds Avg TD Int 8. 1969-71 93 1255 CAREER KICKOFF RETURN YARDAGE John McMakin, TE 1. Terry Kinard, FS 1978-82 147 8.6 17 1990-91 1238 Rk Name Years No Avg TD Yds 9. Terry Smith, WR 79 2. Fred Knoebel, DB 1950-52 122 8.1 15 1967-69 1. Ray Williams 1983-86 66 20.5 1350 10. Charlie Waters, WR 68 1166 3. Eddie Geathers, CB 1977-80 114 9.5 1? 2 Terrance Roulhac 1983-86 42 26.4 1108 11. Keith Jennings. 1985-88 78 1117 WR 4. Pete Cook. CB 1950-52 129 11.7 1 1972-75 1044 3. Warren Ratchford 1974-78 44 22.0 848 12. Bennie Cunningham, TE 69 5. Ray Mathews, DB 1947-50 131 13.1 10 Walters. 1974-76 59 963 4. Joe Henderson 1987-89 30 27.6 1 802 13. Joey WR Dexter Davis, CB 1988-90 27 2.7 1 10 5. William Scott 1974-75 20 1 14. Frank Magwood, 1979-82 51 920 36 723 WR Bobby Gage, DB 1 945-48 97 9.7 10 6 John Shields 1968-69 30 21.6 647 15. Wayne Bell, TE 1964-66 54 883 Steve Ryan, FS 1975-78 107 10.7 10 7. Buddy Gore 1966-68 26 24.5 637 Rex Varn, FS 1976-79 275 27.5 2 10 8. Willie Jordan 1975-78 29 21 .0 610 TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS Robert O'Neal, FS 1989-91 96 9.6 10 9 Doug Thomas 1987-90 23 25.3 2 582 Rk Name. Pos Years TDs 11. Donnell Woolford. CB 1985-88 26 2.6 9 Smith. 1949-51 18 10 Jacky Jackson 1965-67 27 21.4 578 1. Glenn TE Dennis Smith, DB 1973-75 102 11.3 1 9 1 Steve Griffin 1982-86 27 21 4 577 2. Perry Tuttle. WR 1978 81 17 Ben Anderson, DB 1970-72 76 8.4 9 1983-86 16 12. Bob Bosler 1970-72 29 19.6 568 3. Terrance Roulhac, WR 14. Archie Baker, DB 1950-52 79 9.8 1 8 1 J David Thomas 1972 23 22.7 522 4. John McMakin. TE 1969-71 12 Peanut Martin, DB 1972-75 50 6.3 8 14. Jay Washington 1972-73 25 20.6 514 5. Jerry Butler, 1975-78 11 WR Johnny Rembert. LB 1981-82 143 17.9 1 8 15. Wesley McFadden 1985-88 25 20.4 509 Joe Blalock, TE 1939-41 1 Ty Davis. DB 1980-84 53 6.6 8 Gary Cooper, WR 1985-89 11 CAREER KICK SCORING 8. Bennie Cunningham, TE 1972-75 10 SERVICE Rk Name Years Pts 9. K. D Dunn. TE 1981-84 9 Ariri 1977-80 10 Terry Smith, WR 1990-91 8 CAREER LEADERS IN GAMES STARTED 1. Obed 288 Rk Name, Pos Years Games 2 Chris Gardocki 1988-90 261 47 3. David Treadwell 1985-87 CAREER YARDS PER RECEPTION 1. Eric Harmon, OG 1987-90 233 2. Williams, QB 1985-88 44 4 Bob Paulling 1979-83 209 (Min 30 Receptions) Rodney Jeb Flesch, OG 1988-91 44 5 Donald Igwebuike 1981-84 139 Rk Name, Pos Years Rec. Yds Y/Rec 4. Obed Ariri, PK 1977-80 43 6. Eddie Seigler 1970-72 134 i. Joe Blalock. TE 1939-41 38 773 20 34 Dale Hatcher, P 1981-84 43 2. Gary Cooper, FLK 1985-89 79 1592 20.15 6. Bubba Brown, LB 1976-79 42 CAREER FIELD GOALS 3 Frank Magwood, WR 1979-82 51 920 18 04 7. James Lott, FS 1986-89 42 Rk Name Years FGS 4. Glenn Smith, TE 1949-51 88 1516 17.91 Levon Kirkland, OLB 1988-91 42 1. Obed Ariri 1977-80 63 5. Eddis Freeman. TE 1943-46 37 655 17.70 9. Jonathan Brooks. DE 1975-78 40 Chris Gardocki 1988-90 63 6 Dwight Clark. WR 1975-78 33 571 17.30 Jim Stuckey. DT 1976-79 40 3. David Treadwell 1985-87 47 7. Bill Mathis, TB 1957-59 35 602 17.20 11. Terence Mack. DE 1983-86 39 4. Bob Paulling 1979-83 34 8. Charlie Waters, WR 1967-69 68 1166 17.15 12. David Sims. P 1977-80 38 5. Donald Igwebuike 1981-84 32 9. Perry Tuttle. WR 1978-81 150 2534 16.89 Doug Brewster, LB 1987-90 38 6 Eddie Seigler 1970-72 30 10. Wayne Bell, TE 1964-66 54 883 16.35 Ed McDaniel, ILB 1988-91 38 11. Joey Walters, WR 1974-76 59 883 16 35 CAREER PATS 12. Bennie Cunningham, TE 1972-75 64 1044 16.31 CAREER LEADERS IN START BY POSITION Rk Name Years Pts 13 Terrance Roulhac. WR 1983-86 92 1487 16.16 (# of Games started at that position) 1. Bob Paulling 1979-83 107 14. Jerry Butler, WR 1975-78 139 2223 15 99 Offense 2 Obed Ariri 1977-80 99 15. Gary Barnes. WR 1959-61 39 619 15.87 TE: 33 by Bennie Cunningham. 1972-75 3 David Treadwell 1985-87 92 CAREER TOTAL OFFENSE OT: 33 by Gary Brown, 1979-82 4. Charles Radcliff 1950-52 72 OG: 47 by Eric Harmon, 1987-89 5 Chris Gardocki 1988-90 72 Rk Name Years Plays Rush Pass Total C: 36 by Jeff Bak. 1985-88 6. Lon Armstrong 1959-61 53 1 Steve Fuller 1975-78 1089 1737 4359 6096 WR: 35 by Perry Tuttle, 1978-81 2 Rodney Williams 1985-88 1024 863 4647 5510 QB: 44 by Rodney Williams. 1985-88 CAREER TOUCHDOWN RESPONSIBILITY 3 Homer Jordan 1979-82 859 971 3643 4614 RB: 32 by Ken Callicutt, 1973-77 Rk Player Years Rush Pass 'Other Total 4. OeChane Cameron 1988-91 720 860 3177 4037 PK: 43 by Obed Ariri. 1977-80 1. Steve Fuller, QB 1975-78 22 22 44 5. Bobby Gage 1945-48 594 1309 2448 3757 2 Ray Mathews, WB 1947-50 20 11 8 39 6. Mike Eppley 1980-84 614 398 3354 3752 Defense: 3 Bobby Gage. TB 1945-48 8 24 3 35 7. Billy Hair 1950-52 616 1579 1885 3464 DE/OLB 42 by Levon Kirkland. 1988-91 8. Tommy Kendrick 1969-71 794 -484 3893 3409 DT: 40 by Jim Stuckey, 1976-79

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4 Mike Eppley, QB 1980-84 5 28 33

5. Lester Brown, TB 1976-79 31 1 32

6. Fred Cone, FB 1948-50 30 1 31

7. Billy Hair, TB 1950-52 15 15 1 31

8. Terry Allen, TB 1987-89 28 1 29 9. Kenny Flowers, TB 1983-86 26 2 28 Rodney Williams, QB 1985-88 12 16 28 'Includes punt return, kickoff return, pass receiving, interception return and fumble return. CAREER ALL-PURPOSE RUSHING

Rk name, Pos Years Rush Rec KOR PR Total

1 Buddy Gore, TB 1966-68 2571 65 637 3273 2 Kenny Flowers, TB 1983-86 2914 192 40 3146 3. Ray Mathews, WB 1947-50 1886 650 294 3128 4. Terry Allen, TB 1987-89 2778 243 80 3101 5. Ray Yauger, TB 1968-70 2439 328 177 2944 6. Perry Tuttle, WR 1978-81 103 2534 266 2903 7. Ray Williams, WR 1983-86 118 1290 1350 2758 8. Joe Henderson, TB 1987-89 1752 99 802 2658 9. Fred Cone, FB 1948-50 2172 215 264 2651 10. T. Roulhac. WR 1983-86 43 1487 1108 2638 11. Joel Wells, TB 1954-56 1937 201 390 2607 12. Terrence Flagler, TB 1983-86 2162 326 116 2604 13. Lester Brown, TB 1976-80 2228 245 76 2549 14. Stacey Driver. TB 1982-85 2250 174 120 2544 15. Warren Ratchford, TB 1974-78 1470 176 848 2494 16. Ken Callicutt, TB 1973-77 2256 189 2445 17. Chuck McSwain, TB 1979-82 2320 62 31 2413 18. Billy Hair. TB 1950-52 1579 129 324 2364 19. Jerry Butler, WR 1975-78 29 2223 78 2330 CAREER PUNTING AVERAGE LEADERS (Min 50 Attempts)

Rk Name Years Att Yds Avg

1 Chris Gardocki 1988-90 151 6566 43.48 2 Dale Hatcher 1981-84 191 8191 42.88 3 Banks McFadden 1937-39 94 3967 42.20 4 David Sims 1977-80 197 8126 41 .25 5 Mitch Tyner 1973-74 127 5201 40 95 6 Jack Anderson 1968-70 56 2276 40.64 Mark Fellers is Clemson's career passing efficiency leader. His 9.68 7 Andy Newell 1984-85 59 2378 40.31 TD percentage mark is best in Clemson history. 8 Eddie Werntz 1960-62 135 5292 39 20 9 Bill Spiers 1986 59 2310 39.15 10 Richard Hendley 1980-82 60 2323 38.72

Passing Efficiency (Minimum 100 Attempts) Cmp. Had Int. Yds./ TD Rating Player Years Att. Comp. Pet. Int. Pet. Yards Att. TD Pet. Points Mark 1. FELLERS 1972-73-74 124 58 46.8 7 5.64 943 7.60 12 9.68 131.30 Chris 2. MOROCCO 1986-87-88-89 157 89 56.7 4 2.55 1238 7.89 6 3.82 130.44 Mike 3. EPPLEY 1980-82-83-84 449 252 56.1 26 5.79 3354 7.47 28 6.23 127.85 Bobby 4. GAGE 1945-46-47-48 278 123 44.2 27 9.71 2448 8.81 24 8.63 127.26 Harvey 5. WHITE 1957-58-59 289 145 50.2 12 4.15 2103 7.28 18 6.22 123.58 Jackie 6. CALVERT 1948-49-50 101 40 39.6 8 7.92 885 8.76 8 7.92 123.48 Steve 7. FULLER 1975-76-77-78 554 287 51.8 21 3.79 4359 7.87 22 3.97 123.43 DeChane 8. CAMERON 1988-89-90-91 437 242 55.4 14 3.20 3177 7.27 13 2.97 119.86 Homer 9. JORDAN 1979-80-81-82 479 250 52.2 27 5.63 3643 7.61 15 3.13 115.19 Billy 10. LOTT 1977-78-79 198 105 53.0 7 3.53 1385 7.00 5 2.52 113.06 Mike 10. O'CAIN 1974-75-76 182 91 50.0 9 4.94 1291 7.09 6 3.30 110.57 Jimmy 11. ADDISON 1965-66-67 393 202 51.4 27 6.87 2616 6.66 16 4.07 107.04 Randy

12. ANDERSON 1 984-85-86 142 74 52.1 6 4.23 847 6.00 3 2.11 100.74 Rodney 13. WILLIAMS 1985-86-87-88 717 333 46.4 27 3.77 4647 6.48 16 2.23 100.72 Ken 14. PENGITORE 1971-72-73 356 154 43.3 18 5.06 2412 6.78 11 3.09 100.33

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Defensive Records

(Since 1976) Interceptions Total Tackles Game: 3 by Kit Jackson vs. Wake Forest (1965) Game: 24 by Jeff Davis vs. North Carolina (1980) Season: 8 by Robert O'Neal (1989) Season: 175 by Jeff Davis (1981) Career: 17 by Terry Kinard (1978-82) Career: 515 by Bubba Brown (1976-79) Interception Return Yards First Hits Game: 101 int.) by Willie Underwood vs. South Carolina (1980) Game: 17 by Jeff Davis vs. North Carolina (1980) (2 Season: 156 int.) by Don Kelley (1970) Season: 119 by Jeff Davis (1981) (3 Career: 275 (10 int.) by Rex Varn (1976-79) Career: 295 by Jeff Davis (1978-81)

Tackles by a Lineman Special Teams Tackles (since 1986) Game: 19 by Edgar Pickett (DE) vs. Wake Forest (1983) Game: 6 by Arthur Bussie vs. Long Beach State (1990) Season: 114 by Mark Heniford (DT) (1977) Season: 23 by Shane Scott (1990) Career: 314 by Jim Stuckey (DT) (1976-79) 23 by David Joye (1990) Tackles by Defensive Back Career: 40 by Matt Riggs (1984-87) Game: 17 by Willie Underwood vs. South Carolina (1980) '-Denotes ACC record by Ronald Watson vs. Georgia Tech (1984) Season: 117 by Anthony Johnson (1985) SINGLE GAME TACKLE BESTS Career: 294 by Terry Kinard (1978-1982) No Name Opponent Year Tackles for Minus Yardage 24 Jeff Davis, LB North Carolina 1980 Game: 5 by Steve Durham vs. Maryland (1979) 22 Jeff Davis, LB Maryland 1980 5 by Michael Dean Perry vs. N.C. State (1987) 22 Bubba Brown, LB Ohio State 1978 Season: 27 by William Perry (1984) 22 Bubba Brown, LB N.C. State 1979 27 by Rob Bodine (1991) 21 Henry Walls, LB Georgia Tech 1985 Career: *61 by Michael Dean Perry (1984-87) 21 Willie Anderson, MG South Carolina 1974 Passes Broken Up 20 Jeff Davis, LB Tulane 1981 Game: 5 by Perry Williams vs. VPI (1985) 20 Henry Walls, LB Boston College 1983 Season: 15 by Ty Davis (1984) 15 by Delton Hall (1985) 15 by Donnell Woolford (1987, 1988) Career: 44 by Donnell Woolford (1985-88) Quarterback Sacks Game: 3 by Jim Stuckey vs. Wake Forest (1979) and vs. Maryland (1979) 3 by Steve Durham vs. Maryland (1979) 3 by Michael Dean Perry vs. N.C. State (1984) 3 by Michael Dean Perry vs. Virginia Tech (1987) 3 by Chester McGlockton vs. South Carolina (1990) Season: 10 by Jim Stuckey (1979) 10 by William Perry (1984) 10 by Michael Dean Perry (1987) Career: *28 by Michael Dean Perry (1984-87) Fumble Recoveries Game: 2 by Randy Scott vs. Duke (1978) by Jim Scott vs. Boston College (1983) by Henry Walls vs. Duke (1985) by Gene Beasley vs. Furman (1988) by Levon Kirkland vs. Georgia Tech (1989) by Tyron Mouzon vs. South Carolina (1989) Season: 4 by Jeff Davis (1981) by William Devane (1983) Career: 8 by Jeff Davis (1977-81) Caused Fumbles Game: 2 by many players (Last: Ed McDaniel vs. N.C. State, 1990) Season: 4 by five players (Last: Ed McDaniel, Chester McGlockton, 1990) Career: 10 by Jeff Davis (1978-81) Michael Dean Perry, now a two-time All-Pro with the Cleveland 10 by Ed McDaniel (1988-91) Browns, tied a Clemson single game record with three sacks vs. N.C. State in 1984.

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SINGLE SEASON BESTS 14 Michael D. Perry, DT 1984-87 239 YEARLY LEADERS Rob Bodine, MG 1988-91 237 TACKLES 15 YEARLY TACKLE LEADERS RK Name Season No SACKS 1976 Randy Scott, LB 130 1977 Randy Scott, LB 133 1 Jeff Davis, LB 1981 175 RK Name Years No 1978 Bubba Brown, LB 170 2 Bubba Brown, LB 1978 170 1 Michael Dean Perry, DT 1984-87 28 150 3 Jeff Davis, LB 1980 160 2 William Perry, MG 1981-84 27 1979 Bubba Brown, LB 4 Henry Walls, LB 1985 153 3 Levon Kirkland, OLB 1988-91 19 1980 Jeff Davis, LB 160 5 Bubba Brown, LB 1979 150 Chester McGlockton, DT 1989-91 19 1981 Jeff Davis, LB 175 89 6 Keith Williams, LB 1985 138 5 Jim Stuckey, DT 1976-79 18 1982 Terry Kinard, FS Walls, 93 7 Randy Scott, LB 1978 134 6 Steve Durham, DT 1977-80 17 1983 Henry LB i D07 OA A C 1984 William Perry, MG 100 8 Randy Scott, LB 1977 133 7 John Johnson, OLB 1 * nfl ft ft H 153 9 Jeff Davis, LB 1979 123 Rob Bodine, MG 1989-91 15 1985 Henry Walls, LB H nO"7 OO A A C 1986 Norman Haynes, LB 74 10 Bubba Brown, LB 1977 120 9 Jesse Hatcher, OLB 1987-88 1 4.D A n"7Q O A 1 A 1987 James Earle, OLB 79 TACKLES FOR LOSS 10 Jeff Bryant, DT -i o c 1988 Ed McDaniel, LB 104 RK Name Season No 11 Vance Hammond, DT i9o/-yu 1 d.O 1989 Doug Brewster, LB 100 1 William Perry, MG 1984 27 Wayne Simmons, OLB i auy-y i a n-7n oo A A 1990 Ed McDaniel, LB 109 Rob Bodine, MG 1991 27 13 James Robinson, DT 1991 Ed McDaniel, LB 106 3 Michael Dean Perry, DT 1987 24 TACKLES FOR LOSS 4 Jim Stuckey, DT 1979 20 RK Name Years No YEARLY TACKLE FOR LOSS LEADERS 5 Jeff Bryant, DT 1981 19 1 Michael Dean Perry, DT 1984-87 61 1976 Randy Scott, LB 12 Randy Scott, LB 1977 18 6 2 William Perry, MG 1981-84 60 1977 Randy Scott, LB 18 7 Archie Reese, DT 1977 16 3 Rob Bodine, MG 1989-91 48 1978 Randy Scott, LB 11 Steve Durham, DT 1979 16 4 Randy Scott, LB 1975-78 43 1979 Jim Stuckey, DT 20 David 1979 15 9 Reed, DE 5 Levon Kirkland, OLB 1988-91 40 1980 Steve Durham, DT 8 William Perry, MG 1983 15 6 Jim Stuckey, DT 1976-79 36 1981 Jeff Bryant, DT 19 Michael Dean Perry, DT 1984 15 Chester McGlockton, DT 1989-91 36 1982 Edgar Pickett, DE 10 Michael Dean Perry, DT 1986 15 8 Ed McDaniel, ILB 1988-91 29 1983 William Perry, MG 15 Chester McGlockton, MG 1991 15 9 Jeff Bryant, DT 1 978-81 do 1984 William Perry, MG 27 ^ fio7 nn 07 SACKS 10 Vance Hammond, DT 1 98 /-yu dl 1985 Steve Berlin, DT 9 h n7n oo RK Name Season No 11 James Robinson, DT 1 97y-oo do 1986 Michael Dean Perry, DT 15 A ABA AH 1 William Perry, MG 1984 10 Wayne Simmons, OLB 1 989-91 do 1987 Michael Dean Perry, DT 24 O/l Jim Stuckey, DT 1979 10 13 Steve Berlin, DT 1 981 -oo dA 1988 Mark Drag, MG 12 1 QQC QO OA Michael Dean Perry, DT 1987 10 Mark Drag, MG i yob-bo d*A 1989 Chester McGlockton, DT 10 a no-7 nn 4 Michael Dean Perry, DT 1986 9 15 John Johnson, OLB 1 98 /-9U do Wayne Simmons, OLB 10 Vance Hammond, DT 1990 8.5 5 PASSES BROKEN UP 1990 Rob Bodine, MG 14 6 Jeff Bryant, DT 1981 8 1991 Rob Bodine, MG 27 RK Name Years No 7 Jesse Hatcher, OLB 1988 7.5 1 Donnell Woolford, CB 1985-88 44 Rob Bodine, MG 1991 7.5 YEARLY PBU LEADERS 2 Delton Hall, CB 1983-86 33 Heniford, 7 9 Steve Durham, DT 1979 7 1977 Mark DE 3 Dexter Davis, CB 1988-90 32 1978 Steve Ryan, 5 Michael Dean Perry, DT 1984 7 CB 4 Terry Kinard, FS 1978-82 30 6 Chester McGlockton, DT 1989 7 1979 Eddie Geathers, CB do 5 Robert O'Neal, FS 1989-91 1980 Willie Underwood, SS 8 0"7 PASSES BROKEN UP 1980-84, non o a df 6 Ty Davis, CB 1981 Hollis Hall, CB 11 RK Name Season No h noo oc OC 7 Terence Mack, OLB 1 98o-8b do 1982 Terry Kinard, FS 12 1 Delton Hall, CB 1985 15 -, noc on James Lott, FS 1 9oo-oy do 1983 Rod McSwain, CB 11 Ty Davis, CB 1984 15 1 QQ7 on oc 9 Jerome Henderson, CB \ yo / -yu do 1984 Ty Davis, CB 15 Donnell Woolford, CB 1987 15 h no c oo Oyl 10 Gene Beasley, SS 1 98b-8o dH 1985 Delton Hall, CB 15 Donnell Woolford, CB 1988 15 1 QQO Q1 \ 300-31 do 11 Levon Kirkland, OLB 1986 Delton Hall, CB 14 5 Reggie Pleasant, CB 1984 14 1987 Donnell Woolford, CB 15 Jerome Henderson, CB 1989 14 CAUSED FUMBLES Years No 1988 Donnell Woolford, CB 15 Delton Hall, CB 1986 14 RK Name 1978-81 10 1989 Jerome Henderson, CB 14 7 Perry Williams, CB 1985 13 1 Jeff Davis, LB a no O A4 Davis, 9 ILB 1 988-91 1 1990 Dexter CB Dexter Davis, CB 1989 13 Ed McDaniel, h no -i o a Q Robert O'Neal, FS 11 William Perry, 1 981-84 O 1991 James Lott, FS 1987 13 3 MG Anon n-i o CAREER LEADERS Chester McGlockton, DT 1989-91 8 YEARLY SACK LEADERS 1 070 QO Q Danny Triplett, LB ly/y-o*: (Sacks—Yards since 1980) a no o r\ A —J TACKLES 6 Levon Kirkland, OLB 1988-91 1 1977 Archie Reese, DT 8 1 OQO or c RK Player, Pos Years No 7 Keith Williams, LB o 1978 Jonathan Brooks, DE 6 1 Bubba Brown, LB 1976-79 515 a n~7C "7n Bubba Brown, LB 1 97b- /y D 1979 Jim Stuckey, DT 10 2 Jeff Davis, LB 1978-81 469 RECOVERED FUMBLES 1980 Steve Durham, DT 6-44 3 Randy Scott, LB 1975-78 382 Name Years No 1981 Jeff Bryant, DT 8-61 4 Ed McDaniel, ILB 1988-91 381 RK 1 Jeff Davis, LB 1978-81 8 1982 Jim Scott, DT 6-44 5 Henry Walls, LB 1983-85 316 2 William Perry, MG 1981-84 7 1983 William Perry, MG 6-40 6 Jim Stuckey, DT 1976-79 314 Levon Kirkland, OLB 1988-91 7 1984 William Perry, MG 10-68 7 Doug Brewster, LB 1987-90 312 4 Gene Beasley, SS 1985-88 6 1985 Steve Berlin, DT 3-26 8 Terry Kinard, FS 1978-82 294 Doug Brewster, LB 1987-90 6 1986 Michael Dean Perry, DT 9-60 9 Terence Mack, DE 1983-86 285 6 Henry Walls, LB 1983-85 5 1987 Michael Dean Perry, DT 10-86 10 Levon Kirkland, OLB 1988-91 268 Ed McDaniel, ILB 1988-91 5 1988 Jesse Hatcher, OLB 7.5-58 11 William Perry, MG 1981-84 261 William Devane, MG 1980-83 5 1989 Chester McGlockton, DT 7-46 12 Keith Williams, LB 1983-85 259 Eldridge Milton, LB 1981-85 5 1990 Vance Hammond, DT 8.5-63 13 Gene Beasley, SS 1985-88 241 7.5-62 Jim Scott, LB 1980-83 5 1991 Rob Bodine, MG .

84 Clemson ^0 Football '91 1986 Gator Bowl Clemson 27, Stanford 21

Christmas came two days late for the Tigers as they won their first Interceptions 1-0 1-16 bowl since the 1982 Orange Bowl. After a brilliant first half display Punting 6-33.7 5-43.0

of offense and defense, Clemson managed to hold off a second half Punt Returns 1-1 1 3-36 Stanford rally and go on to defeat the 17th ranked Cardinal, 27-21. Kickoff Returns 4-62 4-74 Before a Gator Bowl crowd of 80,104, the Tigers scored 27 Time of Possession 34:00 26:00

unanswered points in the first half and appeared to be on the way Third Down Conversions 9-19 6-16 to a rout. But the second half was a different ball game as Stanford Sacks by 1-7 0-0 came out strong and put up 21 unanswered points of its own.

Gator Bowl MVP Rodney Williams completed 8 of 1 1 passes in Individual Statistics

the first half for the Tigers, but it was his execution of the option that helped Clemson gain a 27-0 halftime lead. After punting on their first Rushing (Att-Yds-TD) possession, the Tigers scored on their next five. With the score 17-0 Clemson— Flagler 12-82-0; Flowers 14-67-0; Lancaster 7-31-1; in the second quarter, Reggie Harris knocked the ball loose on a Johnson 7-26-0; Rod Williams 16-18-1; Ray Williams 1-14-1 Stanford kickoff return and the Tigers recovered on Stanford's Stanford—Muster 17-70-1; Dillard 3-13-0; Morris 3-12-0; Ennis 5-11-0; 16-yard-line. Two plays later, Ray Williams took a reverse in for a Scott 1-8-0 14 yard touchdown, his first of the season. David Treadwell added Passing (Comp-Att-I-Yds-TD) his longest field goal of the year on Clemson's next possession, put- Clemson— Rod Williams 12-19-1-135-0 ting the Tigers up 27-0 at the intermission. Stanford— Ennis 20-40-1-168-2 But the Cardinal came back from halftime a different team. Kodak Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD)

All-America tailback Brad Muster rushed for a touchdown and caught Clemson— Hooper 2-44-0; Flagler 3-25-0; J. Riggs 2-23-0; Roulhac two scoring passes while the Clemson offense came to a standstill. 3-22-0; Ray Williams 1-11-0; Jennings 1-10-0

With 1:43 left to play in the game, Clemson was forced to punt to Stanford— Muster 4-53-2; Snelsen 4-42-0; James 4-41-0; Henley the Cardinal with only a touchdown's lead. But the Tiger defense 2-18-0; Dillard 3-8-0; Morris 3-6-0 rose to the occasion, as Stanford gained only six yards on the next Clemson Defensive Stats

four downs. The offense fell on the ball to run the clock out and the Tackle Leaders: Carter 13, Beasley 7, Earle 6, Taylor 5, Haynes 5, Tigers emerged victorious. Tailbacks Terrence Flagler and Kenny Flowers combined for 149 yards. Sophomore Ricardo Hooper led the receiving corps with two catches for 44 yards. Terrance Roulhac and Terrence Flagler each had three catches with 22 and 23 yards, respectively. Rodney Williams rushed 16 times for 18 yards and one touchdown. Defensively, the Tigers were led by linebacker Henry Carter who recorded a career high 13 tackles. Gene Beasley added seven tackles and broke up two passes. The game also marked Michael Dean

Perry's offensive debut, as he was put in as a blocking back on a

goalline situation in the first half.

DECEMBER 27, 1986 AT JACKSONVILLE, FL CLEMSON 7 20 — 27 STANFORD 7 14 — 21

Scoring Summary CU— Lancaster 5 run (Treadwell kick) 5:29, 1st

CU— Rod Williams 1 run (Treadwell kick) 14:58, 2nd CU—Treadwell 22 FG, 7:49, 2nd CU— Ray Williams 14 run (Treadwell kick) 6:53, 2nd CU—Treadwell 46 FG, 0:49, 2nd

SU—Muster 1 run (Sweeney kick) 6:44, 3rd SU— Muster 13 pass from Ennis (Sweeney kick) 8:41, 4th SU— Muster 37 pass from Ennis (Sweeney kick) 2:50, 4th Attendance—80,104

Team Statistics CU SU First downs 19 18 Net Rushing 57-238 29-114 Passing 12-19-1 20-40-1 Passing Yards 135 168 Total Offense 76-373 69-282 Yards Per Play 4.91 4 09 Fumbles 4-0 1-1 Rodney Williams was the MVP of Clemson's win over Stanford in Total Turnovers 1 2 the Penalties 5-49 3-28 1986 Gator Bowl.

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1 988 Florida Citrus Bowl Clemson 35, Penn State 10

Everything went the Tigers way in sunny Florida as Clemson sound- McFadden 12-38-0; Lancaster 1-4-0 ly defeated Joe Paterno's Penn State team, 35-10. Rodney Williams Penn State—Thompson 6-55-0; Brown 13-51-0; Greene 4-6-0; Alex-

was selected the Citrus Bowl's Most-Valuable-Player as he led the ander 1-3-0; Bill 1-3-0 Tigers in a brilliant air attack that took the Nittany Lions by complete Passing (Comp-Att-I-Yds-TD) surprise, and complemented it with a solid ground game. Clemson— R. Williams 15-24-0-214-0 The win was Danny Ford's fourth bowl victory in only nine seasons Penn State— Knizner 13-22-2-148-1; Roberts 1-1-0-46-0 as Clemson's head coach. It also marked Rodney Williams second bowl victory in his three year playing career at Clemson and the se- Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD) the of cond consecutive year that he was named MVP a postseason Clemson—Jennings 7-110-0; Cooper 4-56-0; Coley 1-19-0; Hooper bowl. In 1986, Williams won the honor as the Tigers defeated Stan- 1-17-0; Pearman 1-8-0 ford in the Gator Bowl. Penn State—Timpson 4-81-0; Alexander 2-43-1; Mrosko 1-25-0; Williams, who was also named the Offensive Player-of-the-Game, Thompson 3-19-0; Brown 2-14-0 completed 15 of 24 passes for 214 yards. His primary target was wide receiver Keith Jennings who hauled in seven passes for 110 Kickoff Returns yards, his best career performance. Gary Cooper also had four recep- Clemson—McFadden 2-59, Henderson 1-26 tions for 56 yards against Penn State. Penn State—Thompson 6-127 The Tigers rushed for 285 yards against Penn State. Terry Allen Punt Returns was the leading rusher with 1 05 yards and one touchdown. Fullback Clemson— Lott 2-33; Woolford 2-19 Tracy Johson ran for 88 yards and three touchdowns. Joe Hender- Penn State— None son added 54 yards and another touchdown. Defensively, Clemson was led by cornerback James Lott's eight Interceptions tackles. Safety Richard Smith also had seven tackles and one pass Clemson—Mariable 1-46; Woolford 1-0 broken up. Strong safety Gene Beasley and linebacker Doug Penn State—None Brewster both had six tackles. Linebacker Dorian Mariable was Clemson Defensive Stats selected the Citrus Bowl's Defensive Player-of-the-Game with his five Tackle Leaders: Lott 8; Smith 7; Beasley 6; Brewster 6; Mariable 5 tackles, including one for a loss. He also intercepted a pass in the Sacks: McCullough 1-7 endzone and returned it 46 yards in the third quarter. PBU's: Woolford 1; Smith 1

1, 1988 AT FL. JANUARY ORLANDO, Offensive Knockdown Block Leaders: Phillips 9, Johnson 8, Lan- 7 7 7 14 35 CLEMSON — caster 6, Nunamacher 4, Harmon 4, Jennings 4 PENN STATE 7 3 — 10

Scoring Summary CU—Johnson 7 run, (Treadwell kick), 10:42, 1st PS—Alexander 39 pass from Knizner (Etze kick), 12:51, 2nd CU—Johnson 6 run (Treadwell kick), 9:14, 2nd PS— Etze 27 FG, 10:54, 3rd

CU—Johnson 1 run, (Treadwell kick), 7:29, 3rd CU—Allen 25 run, (Treadwell kick), 12:38, 4th CU— Henderson 4 run (Treadwell kick), 0:25, 4th

Team Statistics CU PSU First Downs 25 12

Net Rushing 54-285 28-1 1

Passing 1 5-24-0 14-23-2 Passing Yards 214 194 Total Offense 78-499 51-305 Yards Per Play 6.4 5.9 Fumbles 0-0 2-1 Total Turnovers 3 Penalties 8-44 4-26 Interceptions 2-46 0-0 Punting 5-39.0 5-51 Punt Returns 4-52 2-40 Kickoff Returns 3-85 6-127 Time of Possession 35:59 24:01 Third Down Conversions 10-16 2-12 Sacks By 1-7 1-4

Individual Statistics

Rushing (Att-Yds-TD) #56 Dorian Mariable was the defensive MVP of the Citrus Bowl win Clemson—Allen 11-105-1; T. Johnson 18-88-3; Henderson 6-54-1; over Penn State.

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1 989 Florida Citrus Bowl Clemson 13, Oklahoma 6

The Tigers rang in the New Year in fine fashion with a 13-6 vic- punted, Oklahoma drove from its own 20 to the Clemson 14, as tory over the Oklahoma Sooners, moving into the top-10 of the final Holieway put the Tigers' secondary to the test by putting the ball

AP poll for the first time since 1982 with a ninth-place ranking. The in the air. On the last play of the game, freshman Dexter Davis knock- victory also gave Danny Ford a victory over the winningest active ed down a pass in the endzone to seal the Tigers' victory.

coach in Division I, Barry Switzer. Ford has now defeated the top- Terry Allen was named the Citrus Bowl MVP for his performance. three winningest active coaches this decade with wins over Switzer, Allen rushed for only 53 yards, his season low, but scored the game's

Tom Osborne of Nebraska and Joe Paterno of Penn State. only touchdown and caught four passes to lead all Clemson receivers. Although the Tigers faced a wishbone offense for the first time Bandit end Jesse Hatcher was named Defensive MVP for what was since Ford became head coach, the Clemson defense came through his best career performance as he racked up nine tackles, had two with flying colors, holding the Sooners to only 116 rushing yards, tackles for a loss of 33 yards, including an 18-yard sack, broke up and zero touchdowns. two passes, caused and recovered a fumble, and had four quarter-

The first five series of the first quarter ended in punts for both back pressures. teams. Late in the period, the Sooners drove down to the Clemson JANUARY 2, 1989 AT ORLANDO, FL one-yardline, and the Tigers defense faced a first-and-goal situation. CLEMSON 6 7— 13 Outside linebacker Levon Kirkland stopped the ballcarrier for no gain OKLAHOMA 3 3 — 6 on first down. On second down Jesse Hatcher sacked Holieway at the 19. After an incomplete pass, the Sooners were forced to settle Scoring Summary on a field goal and moved up 3-0. OU— Lashar 35 FG, 0:00 1st Doug Brewster intercepted a Holieway pass early in the second CU—Gardocki 20 FG, 7:10, 2nd quarter to set up the Tigers' first score, a 20-yard boot by Chris Gar- CU—Gardocki 46 FG, 0:00, 2nd docki. With time running out in the first half, Gardocki put the Tigers OU— Lashar 30 FG, 2:17 3rd up with another kick, this time a 46-yarder. CU—Allen 4 run (Seyle kick) 10 :28, 4th A Clemson fumble in the third quarter gave the Sooners the opportunity to take the lead, but the Clemson defense held and Lashar Team Statistics CU OU First Downs 12 17 hit again from 30 yards. The Tigers responded on the next series, Net Rushing 48-187 43-116 driving 80 yards in 1 5 plays for the game's only touchdown as Terry Passing 5-11-0 10-24-1 Allen scored on a four-yard run. Allen, the game's Most-Valuable- Passing Yards 57 138 for for 17 yards on Player, rushed 25 yards and caught two passes Total Offense 59-244 67-254 the drive. Yards Per Play 4.14 3.79 Defensive MVP Jesse Hatcher caused and recovered a fumble Fumbles 1-0 4-1 on the Sooners next drive, but the Sooners would have one more Total Turnovers 2 opportunity to score before the final horn sounded. After the Tigers Penalties 7-76 5-50 Interceptions 1-0 1-0 Punting 7-44.3 5-38.6 Punt Returns 4-7 5-36 Kickoff Returns 2-48 3-50 Time of Possession 29:30 30:30 Third Down Conversions 6-15 4-14 Sacks By 1-18 0-0

Individual Statistics Rushing (Att-Yds-TD) Clemson— McFadden 9-55-0; Allen 17-53-1; T. Johnson 10-31-0; R. Williams 8-29-0; Henderson 3-10-0 Oklahoma— Perry 12-52-0; Gaddis 12-37-0; Holieway 15-17-0; Ander- son 2-8-0; Stafford 2-2-0 Passing (Comp-Att-I-Yds-TD) Clemson— R. Williams 5-11-0-57-0 Oklahoma— Holieway 10-24-1-138-1 Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD) Clemson—Allen 4-47-0; Hooper 1-10-0 Oklahoma—Carl Cabbiness 3-78-0; Guess 2-25-0; Chris Cabbiness 1-12-0; Cooper 2-12-0; Stell 2-11-0 Kickoff Returns Clemson— McFadden 2-48 Oklahoma— Milburn 1-24; Gaddis 1-22; Bell 1-4 Punt Returns Interceptions ass Clemson— Lott 2-7; Woolford 2-0 Clemson— Brewster 1-0 Oklahoma— Milburn 5-36 Oklahoma—None Clemson Defensive Stats Tackles: McDaniel 14, Hammond 11, Hatcher 9, Brewster 9, Kirkland 8 Doug Brewster and Donnell Woolford were major reasons Clemson Sacks: Hatcher 1-18 held Oklahoma without a touchdown. PBU's: Hatcher 2, Woolford 2, Dexter Davis 2, Lott 1

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1 989 Gator Bowl Clemson 27, West Virginia 7

The Tigers closed out the 1989 season with a stylish victory over in tackles with 10, followed by Kirkland's nine and strong safety Arl- West Virginia and Heisman Trophy finalist Major Harris, as a domi- ington Nunn and inside linebacker Ed McDaniel, who had seven stops nant Clemson defense held the high-powered Mountaineer offense each.

to only 237 yards in total offense. The win gave Clemson 's senior class the ACC record for victories as they became the first class in DECEMBER 30, 1989 AT JACKSONVILLE, FL conference history to record 38 wins and the first Clemson team ever CLEMSON 10 17 — 27 to win four straight bowl games. WEST VIRGINIA 7 —7 WVU quarterback Major Harris came into the game ranked eighth nationally in total offense and ninth in passing efficiency but the Clem- Scoring Summary son defense, led by outside linebacker Levon Kirkland, enabled the WV—Jett 12 pass from Harris (Carroll kick) 6:12, 1st shifty Harris to gain only 17 yards on the ground and 119 yards in CU—Gardocki 27 FG, 13:42, 2nd

the air on an 11-21 passing effort. Kirkland was named MVP for his CU—McFadden 1 run (Gardocki kick) 2:54, 2nd efforts, as he had nine tackles, a five-yard sack, caused a key fum- CU— Henderson 4 run (Gardocki kick) 11:43, 4th ble, broke up a Mountaineer pass, and recorded three quarterback CU—McGlockton fumble recovery (Gardocki kick) 8:08, 4th pressures. CU—Gardocki 24 FG, 3:16, 4th

The fourth quarter was all Clemson, as the Tigers moved the ball 47 yards on the ground to set up a four-yard Joe Henderson Team Statistics CU WVU touchdown. Vince Taylor recovered a second Harris fumble and after First Downs 21 13 a Clemson punt, freshman defensive tackle Chester McGlockton, Net Rushing 61-257 31-118 the ACC sack leader, knocked the ball loose from Harris once again Passing 6-11-1 11-25-1

and fell on it in the endzone for a Tiger touchdown, upping the score Passing Yards 91 119

to 24-7 in favor of Clemson. As the final seconds ticked off the clock, Total Offense 72-348 56-237

DeChane Cameron came in at quarterback for the Tigers and hit Yards Per Play 4.83 4.23 Rodney Fletcher over the middle for a 34-yard gain to set up a 24-yard Fumbles 0-0 3-3

Gardocki field goal, putting the final score at 27-7. Total Turnovers 1 4

Senior tailback Joe Henderson led the Tigers in rushing with 92 Penalties 4-30 4-37 yards on 22 carries and one touchdown, while Chris Morocco, who Interceptions 1-0 1-0

was shaken up late in the game, gained 65 yards on 1 1 carries. Punting 4-46.0 6-43.2 Rodney Fletcher was the leading receiver as he pulled down three Punt Returns 4-29 0-0 catches for 66 yards. Kickoff Returns 1-22 6-124 Chris Gardocki kept the Tigers in excellent field position as he Time of Possession 35:26 24:34 posted a 46-yard average on four punts, including a long kick of 63 Third Down Conversions 9-17 5-14 yards. Defensively, inside linebacker Doug Brewster led the team Sacks By 4-20 2-8

Individual Statistics Rushing (Att-Yds-TD) Clemson— Henderson 22-92-1; Morocco 11-65-0; Kennedy 9-57-0; Lawrence 5-16-0; McFadden 8-12-0; Cameron 2-8-0; Bolin 1-6-0; Hall I-3-0; Carr 1-3-0; Cooper 1-(-5)-0 Wesf Virginia— Ford 8-45-0; Napolean 6-24-0; Tyler 4-18-0; Harris II- 17-0; Hayes 1-10-0; Evans 1-4-0 Passing (Comp-Att-I-Yds-TD) Clemson— Morocco 5-9-0-57-0; Cameron 1-1-0-34-0; C. Davis 0-1-1-0-0 Wesf Virginia— Harris 11-21-1-119-1; Jones 0-4-0-0-0 Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD) Clemson— Fletcher 3-66-0; Cooper 2-15-0; Fields 1-10-0 Wesf Virginia— Rembert 4-57-0; Dykes 2-27-0; Tyler 4-23-0; Jett 1-12-1 Kickoff Returns Clemson—Thomas 1-22 Wesf Virginia— Hayes 3-68; Jett 2-45; Williams 1-11 Punt Returns Interceptions Clemson— D. Davis 4-29 Clemson—O'Neal 1-0 Wesf Virginia—0-0 West Virginia—Waters 1-0 Clemson Defensive Stats Tackles: Brewster 10, Kirkland 9, Nunn 7, McDaniel 7, Simmons 6,

Johnson 5, Henderson 5, Hammond 5 Sacks: McGlockton 1-9, Kirkland 1-5, Simmons 1-4, Johnson 1-2

PBU's: Henderson 2, Kirkland 1, O'Neal 1, Sheppard 1, Ryans 1

John Johnson and the Clemson defense were superb after the opening Mountaineer drive. West Virginia gained just 141 yards in total offense over the last three periods.

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1991 Hall of Fame Bowl Clemson 30, Illinois

After a separation of 22 years, two coaches found themselves once quarter, but the Tiger defense forced a fumble which Ed McDaniel picked-

again on the same football field. This time, however, they were on up. Illinois had the ball in Clemson territory just three times all day.

opposite sidelines. Ken Hatfield and John Mackovic, who had been The Clemson defense earned its third shutout of the year. This was graduate assistants together at Army in the 1960's, were reunited in the the first shutout at a Hall of Fame Bowl game and Clemson's third bowl

1991 Hall of Fame Bowl. But this game was much more than a reunion. shutout in 1 7 bowl appearances. The 30-0 triumph was a Tiger record

Both head coaches were looking for a first win over the opposing team and for victory margin in a bowl game. Ken Hatfield was hoping to maintain Clemson's four-game bowl winning 14 — streak. Clemson 10 3 3 30 Illinois — The Clemson defense dominated the lllini by holding them to 247 yards, 150 yards under their season average. The Clemson offense Scoring Summary Drive surprised the lllini defense with an unexpected aerial assault. Tiger CU— Gardocki 18 FG 7:18, 1st 16-71 quarterback and game MVP DeChane Cameron, who was less than a 50 CU— Thomas 14 pass from Cameron (Gardocki Kick), 6:58, 1st 1-14 percent passer in the regular season, completed 1 4 of 1 9 passes for a Hall CU— Hall 17 pass from Cameron (Gardocki Kick), 10:31 2nd 7-53 of Fame Bowl record 73 percent. CU— Nunn 34 interception return (Gardocki Kick), 9:38, 2nd Cameron's passing yardage totalled 141 yards and he completed TD CU— Gardocki 26 FG, 5:00, 3rd 6-11

Gardocki 1 4:1 4th 8-38 passes to Doug Thomas and Howard Hall. It was the first TD reception CU— 43 FG, 5, Attendance: for both players in their respective careers. Thomas caught five passes 63,154 Team Statistics CU III on the day for 57 yards, career highs for both categories for the senior in First Downs 18 14 his last game as a Tiger. Rushing 44-148 33-59 Clemson took its opening possession 71 yards to the Illinois two where Passing 16-23-0 18-36-2 Chris Gardocki tapped in an easy three. After Illinois fumbled on its first Passing Yards 157 185 offensive play of the game, Clemson scored a touchdown with a 1 4-yard Total Offense 305 247 pass from Cameron to Thomas. Clemson had not scored a passing Yds/Play 4.5 3.6

touchdown in any of its four previous bowl victories. Return Yards 109 18 In the second quarter, the Tigers would score two more touchdowns. Fumbles 1-0 2-2 Total Turnovers 4 The first was the result of a 17-yard Cameron pass to fullback Howard Penalties 10-75 2-28 Hall. It was just the third TD pass to a Clemson fullback in the last 1 8 years. Interceptions 2-37 0-0 Clemson then put the contest out of reach just three plays later when Punt Returns 6-72 3-18 Arlington Nunn scored on a 34-yard interception return. It was the senior's Kickoff Returns 1-26 4-77 third TD on an interception return in 1990, a Clemson record. It was Punting 5-46.0 7-34.0 especially gratifying for the Tiger senior playing his last game at Clemson Possession Time 32:30 27:30 because Nunn is a native of nearby Clearwater, FL. 3rd Down Conversion 7-16 4-17 The Clemson defense continued to hold Illinois throughout the re- Sacks by Defense 5-51 1-3 mainder of the game. John Johnson led the Tiger pass defense as he Rushing (Att-Yds-TD) picked up two sacks to lead a Clemson point prevention unit that had five Clemson — Cameron 17-76; Williams 14-27; Harris 3-20; Blunt 4-10; sacks on the day. Illinois reached the Clemson eight-yard line in the fourth Moncrief 3-9; Hall 2-5. Illinois— Griffin 15-59; Feagin 5-28; Bell 3-14; Muti 1-3; Lester 2-2; Kinney 2-(-8); Verduzco 5-(-36). Passing (Comp-Att-Yds-I-TD) Clemson — Cameron 14-19-141 -0-2; Moncrief 2-4-1 6-0-0

Illinois — Verduzco 1 3-25-1 21 -2-0; Kinney 5-1 1 -64-0-0 Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD)

Clemson — Thomas 5-57-1; Smith 3-43; Hall 1-17-1 ; Blunt 1-16; -4: -1 -0. Ryans 1-12; Witherspoon 2-7, Kennedy 1 Williams 1 ; Harris 1 2-1 Illinois — 6-77; Mueller 3-76; Finke 3-23; Griffin ; Palma 1-4; Wax 1 Bell 1-1; Feagin 1- (-6).

Interception (No-Yds) Clemson — Nunn 1-34; O'Brien 1-3.

Punt Returns (No-Yds) Kickoff Returns (No— Yds) Clemson — Davis 3-38; Brewster 1-18; Clemson — Thomas 1 -26. O'Neal 2-16. Illinois — Lynch 3-68; Bell 1-9. Illinois — Mueller 3-18.

Clemson Defensive Leaders: Tackles: McDaniel 12, Henderson 8, Johnson 7, Dx. Davis 6, Brewster 6 Kirkland 5, Buckner 5, McGlockton 5. Sacks: Johnson 2-11, David Davis 1.5-18, Wilson1-11, Sheppard 1-6, Hammond .5-6.

PBUs: McDaniel 1 , Kirkland 1 , O'Neal 1 2-1 Tackles for Loss: Dav. Davis 2-24, Johnson 1 , McGlockton 2-8, Wilson 1-11, Sheppard 1-6, Hammond 1-6, McDaniel 1-1, Henderson 1-1. Arlington Nunn ' s third interception return for a TD during 1 990 gave Clemson an insurmountable lead in its 30-0 victory over Illinois.

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Bowl Records

PENALTIES MOST TOUCHDOWNS PASSING CLEMSON TEAM BESTS Most: 10 vs. Illinois, 1991 Hall of Fame 2 by DeChane Cameron vs. Illinois, 1991 Hall Fewest: vs. Miami, 1952 Gator of Fame Bowl FIRST DOWNS Most: 25 vs. Penn State, 1988 Citrus YARDS PENALIZED MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED Fewest: 11 vs. Boston College, 1940 Cotton Most: 80 vs. Boston College, 1940 Cotton 4 by Billy Hair vs. Miami, 1952 Gator; 4 by Steve TOTAL OFFENSE Fewest: vs. Miami, 1952 Gator Fuller vs. Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator Most: 499 vs. Penn State, 1988 Citrus TURNOVERS MOST PASS RECEPTIONS Fewest: 191 yards vs. Louisiana State, 1959 Most: 5 vs. Miami, 1952 Gator 8 by Perry Tuttle (108 yards) vs. Baylor, 1979 Sugar Fewest: vs. Penn State, 1988 Citrus; vs. Illinois, Peach 1991 Hall of Fame TOTAL PLAYS MOST YARDS RECEIVING

Most: 85 vs. Baylor, 1979 Peach PUNT RETURNS 1 10 by Keith Jennings (7 receptions) vs. Penn Fewest: 51 vs. Boston College, 1940 Cotton Most: 6 vs. four teams State, 1988 Citrus YARDS PER PLAY Fewest: vs. Missouri, 1949 Gator HIGHEST RECEIVING AVERAGE Most: 6.4 vs. Penn State, 1988 Citrus PUNT RETURN YARDAGE 22.0 by Rodney Fletcher (3-66) vs. West Virginia, Fewest: 2.81 vs. Louisiana State, 1959 Sugar Most: 73 vs. Miami, 1952 Gator 1989 Gator RUSHING ATTEMPTS Fewest: Minus 8 vs. Ohio State, 1978 Gator MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES CAUGHT Most: 64 vs. Louisiana State, 1959 Sugar KICKOFF RETURNS 1 by seven players (Last time by Howard Hall Fewest: 36 vs. Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator Most: 6 vs. Baylor, 1979 Peach vs. Illinois, 1991 Hall of Fame) RUSHING YARDS Fewest: vs. Boston College, 1940 Cotton INTERCEPTIONS Most: 285 vs. Penn State, 1988 Citrus KICKOFF RETURN YARDAGE 2 by Don Wade, 1951 Orange Fewest: 67 vs. Baylor, 1979 Peach Most: 125 vs. Miami, 1952 Gator INTERCEPTION YARDAGE YARDS PER RUSH Fewest: vs. Boston College, 1940 Cotton 46 by Dorian Mariable vs. Penn State, 1988 Most: 5.28 vs. Penn State, 1988 Citrus INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDAGE Citrus Fewest: 1.31 vs. Baylor, 1979 Peach 46 vs. Penn State, 1988 Citrus PASS ATTEMPTS LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURN 46 by Dorian Mariable vs. Penn State, 1988 Most: 34 vs. Baylor, 1979 Peach Citrus Fewest: 4 vs. Boston College, 1940 Cotton; 4 vs. MOST FIELD GOALS Louisiana State, 1959 Sugar CLEMSON INDIVIDUAL BESTS PASS COMPLETIONS 3 by Donald Igwebuike vs. Nebraska, 1982 Orange; Chris Gardocki vs. Illinois, 1991 Hall Most: 17 vs. Baylor, 1979 Peach MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS of Fame Bowl Fewest: 2 vs. Boston College, 1940 Cotton; 2 vs. 31 by Fred Cone vs. Miami, 1951 Orange Louisiana State. 1959 Sugar MOST YARDS RUSHING LONGEST FIELD GOAL 49 yards by Obed Ariri vs. Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator PASSING YARDS 148 by Kenny Flowers vs. Minnesota, 1985 Most: 214 vs. Penn State, 1988 Citrus Independence MOST BOWLS WITH FIELD GOAL Fewest: 23 vs. Louisiana State, 1959 Sugar MOST TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING 3 by Obed Ariri, 1 vs. Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator, Most Interceptions: 4 vs. Colorado, 1957 1 vs. Ohio State, 1978 Gator, 1 vs. Baylor, 3 by Tracy Johnson vs. Penn State, 1988 Citrus Orange; 4 vs. Texas Christian, 1959 1979 Peach; 3 by Chris Gardocki, 2 vs. Bluebonnet LONGEST RUSHING PLAY Oklahoma, 2 vs. West Virginia, 3 vs. Illinois 58 yards, Joel Wells vs. Colorado, 1957 Orange Highest Completion Percentage: 69.6 (16-23) vs. PUNTS Illinois, 1991 Hall of Fame Bowl LONGEST SCORING RUSH 7 by David Sims, 1979 Peach Lowest Completion Percentage: 30.0 vs. Miami, 58 yards, Joel Wells vs. Colorado, 1957 Orange 7 by Chris Gardocki, 1989 Citrus Bowl 1952 Gator MOST PASS ATTEMPTS PUNTING YARDAGE PUNTS Billy Lott vs. Baylor, Peach 34 by 1979 310 (7 punts) by Chris Gardocki, 1989 Citrus Most: 11 vs. Boston College, 1940 Cotton MOST PASS COMPLETIONS Fewest: 1 vs. Missouri, 1949 Gator PUNTING AVERAGE 17 by Billy Lott vs. Baylor, 1979 Peach PUNTING AVERAGE 47.7 (143 on 3) by Charlie Bussey, 1 957 Orange Highest: 46.0 (4-184) vs. West Virginia, 1989 MOST YARDS PASSING LONGEST PUNT Gator 214 by Rodney Williams vs. Penn State, 1988 67 by Banks McFadden, 1940 Cotton Citrus Lowest: 29.7 vs. Louisiana State, 1959 Sugar PUNT RETURNS FUMBLES LONGEST PASS PLAY 6 by Billy Hair, 1952 Gator Most: 5 vs. Boston 68 yards, Harvey White to Gary Barnes vs. Texas College, 1940 Cotton; 5 vs. PUNT RETURN YARDAGE Ohio State, 1978 Gator; 5 vs. Minnesota, Christian, 1959 Bluebonnet 73 by Billy Hair, 1952 Gator 1985 Independence LONGEST SCORING PASS Fewest: vs. Colorado, 1957 Orange LONGEST PUNT RETURN 68 yards, Harvey White to Gary Barnes vs. Texas 47 by Billy Davis, 1981 Orange FUMBLES LOST Christian, 1959 Bluebonnet Most: 3 vs. Minnesota, 1985 Independence KICKOFF RETURNS Fewest: vs. many teams 4 by Andy Headen, 1979 Peach; 4 by Terrance Roulhac, 1985 Independence

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KICKOFF RETURN YARDAGE YARDS PENALIZED HIGHEST RECEIVING AVERAGE

90 by Terrance Roulhac, 1985 Independence Most: 91 by Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator 20.3 by Elliott Walker of Pittsburgh, 1 977 Gator; Fewest: State, Citrus Michael Timpson of Penn State, 1988 Citrus LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN 26 by Penn 1988 72 yards by Billy Hair, 1952 Gator TURNOVERS MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES CAUGHT Most: 4 by Miami, 1951 Orange; West Virginia, 3 by Elliott Walker of Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator 1989 Gator; Illinois, 1991 Hall of Fame MOST FIELD GOALS Fewest: by Miami, 1952 Gator OPPONENT TEAM BESTS 2 by Matt Schubert of Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator; PUNT RETURNS 2 by Chip Lohmiller of Minnesota, 1985 In- FIRST DOWNS Most: 5 by Oklahoma, 1989 Citrus dependence, R.D. Lasher of Oklahoma, 1989 Most: 30 by Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator Fewest: by Missouri, 1949 Gator; by Min- Citrus Fewest: 5 by Miami, 1952 Gator nesota, 1985 Independence LONGEST FIELD GOAL TOTAL OFFENSE PUNT RETURN YARDAGE 35 yards by R.D. Lasher of Oklahoma, 1989 Most: 566 yards by Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator Most: 40 by Penn State, 1988 Citrus Citrus Fewest: 159 by Texas Christian, 1959 Fewest: by Missouri, 1949 Gator; by Min-

Bluebonnet nesota, 1 985 Independence; by West Virginia, TOTAL PLAYS 1989 Gator Most: 88 by Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator KICKOFF RETURNS BOWL RECORDS Fewest: 46 by Miami, 1951 Orange Most: 6 by Missouri, 1949 Gator; by Penn State, BY QUARTERS 1988 Citrus; by West Virginia, 1989 Gator YARDS PER PLAY CUMULATIVE SCORE BY PERIODS Most: 6.43 by Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator Fewest: 1 by Miami, 1952 Gator; 1 by Louisiana 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total Fewest: 2.84 by Texas Christian, 1959 State, 1959 Sugar; 1 by Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator Clemson 51 98 64 81 — 294 Bluebonnet KICKOFF RETURN YARDAGE Opponents 37 95 53 62 — 247 RUSHING ATTEMPTS Most: 127 by Penn State, 1988 Citrus Most: 55 by Minnesota, 1985 Independence Fewest: 10 by Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator MOST POINTS, FIRST QUARTER Fewest: 28 by Penn State, 1988 Citrus Clemson: 14 vs. Missouri, 1949 Gator RUSHING YARDS OPPONENTS' INDIVIDUAL BESTS Opponent: 10 by Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator Most: 279 by Colorado, 1957 Orange MOST POINTS, SECOND QUARTER MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS Fewest: 59 by Illinois, 1991 Hall of Fame Clemson: 20 vs. Stanford, 1986 Gator 23 by John Bayuk of Colorado, 1957 Orange YARDS PER RUSH Opponent: 20 by Colorado, 1957 Orange MOST YARDS RUSHING Most: 5.37 by Colorado, 1957 Orange MOST POINTS, THIRD QUARTER 121 by John Bayuk of Colorado, 1957 Orange Fewest: 1.38 by Baylor, 1979 Peach Clemson: 14 vs. Colorado, 1957 Orange RUSHING PASS ATTEMPTS MOST TOUCHDOWNS Opponent: 14 by Miami, 1951 Orange 2 by Harold Entsminger of Missouri, 1949 Gator; Most: 40 by Stanford, 1986 Gator MOST POINTS, FOURTH QUARTER 2 by John Bayuk of Colorado, 1957 Orange; 2 Fewest: 2 by Miami, 1952 Gator Clemson: 20 vs. Texas Christian, 1959 by Harry Mallios of Miami, 1952 Gator PASS COMPLETIONS Bluebonnet LONGEST RUSHING PLAY Opponent: 14 by Stanford, 1986 Gator Most: 23 by Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator 45 yards by Frank Smith of Miami, 1951 Orange Fewest: 2 by Miami, 1952 Gator; 2 by Colorado, MOST POINTS, FIRST QUARTER, 1957 Orange LONGEST SCORING RUSH BOTH TEAMS Howard Cook of Colorado, 1957 PASSING YARDS 26 yards by 14, Clemson and Missouri, 1949 Gator Orange; 26 yards by Roger Craig of Nebraska, Most: 387 by Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator MOST POINTS, SECOND QUARTER, 1982 Orange Fewest: 27 by Colorado, 1957 Orange BOTH TEAMS Most Interceptions: 4 by Miami, 1951 Orange; MOST PASS ATTEMPTS 20, Clemson and Colorado, 1957 Orange Pittsburgh, 40 Greg Ennis of Stanford, 1986 Gator 4 by 1977 Gator by MOST POINTS, THIRD QUARTER, Highest Completion Percentage: 80.0 by Ohio MOST PASS COMPLETIONS BOTH TEAMS State, 1978 Gator 23 by Matt Cavanaugh of Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator 20, Clemson and Miami, 1951 Orange Lowest Completion Percentage: 17.9 by Boston College, 1940 Cotton MOST YARDS PASSING MOST POINTS, FOURTH QUARTER, 387 by Matt Cavanaugh of Pittsburgh, 1977 BOTH TEAMS PUNTS Gator 20, Clemson and Texas Christian, 1959 Most: 10 by Boston College, 1940 Cotton Bluebonnet Fewest: 3 by Missouri, 1949 Gator, 3 by Pitt- LONGEST PASS PLAY sburgh, 1977 Gator 78 yards, Bob Schneidenbach to Ed Lutes of MOST POINTS, FIRST HALF, BOTH Miami, 1951 Orange TEAMS PUNTING AVERAGE 28, Clemson and Missouri, 1949 Gator Highest: 51.0 by Penn State, 1988 Citrus LONGEST SCORING PASS Elliott Walker of Lowest: 31.0 by Missouri, 1949 Gator 39 yards, Matt Cavanaugh to MOST POINTS, SECOND HALF, BOTH Pittsburgh, 1 977 Gator; Matt Knizner to Michael TEAMS FUMBLES Alexander of Penn State, 1988 Citrus 28, Clemson and Colorado, 1957 Orange Most: 8 by Colorado, 1957 Orange Fewest: by many MOST TOUCHDOWNS PASSING 4 by Matt Cavanaugh of Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator FUMBLES LOST Most: 3 by Colorado, 1957 Orange; by West MOST PASS RECEPTIONS Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator Virginia, 1989 Gator 10 by Gordon Jones of Fewest: by many MOST YARDS RECEIVING

Pittsburgh, 1 977 Gator PENALTIES 1 63 by Gordon Jones of Most: 10 by Pittsburgh, 1977 Gator Fewest: 2-28 by Illinois, 1991 Hall of Fame

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1991 Participation (plays do no include special teams participation)

1991 Season Career 1991 Season Career Name.Pos.Yr Plays GP-GS Ini GP-GS Name.Pos.Yr Plays GP-GS Ini GP-GS Rod Adams, OLB.Fr. 23 7-0 o 7-0 Robert O'Neal, SAF, Jr. 641 11-11 o 35-28 Michael Barber, OLB, Fr. 64 10-0 10-0 Mark Owens, DL, Jr. 12 3-0 o 3-0

Nick Blinsky, C,So. 10 3-0 o 4-0 Al Richard, DT, Jr. 225 1 1-3 o 29-7

Rodney Blunt, TB.So. 408 1 1-7 o 23-10 Thad Ridgley.TE.So. 5 3-0 3 4-0

Rob Bodine, MG.Sr. 507 11-11 34-34 Sean Ryan.WR, Jr. 1 1-0 2-0 Doug Bolin.RB.Sr. 43 6-0 10-0 Larry Ryans,WR,Jr. 476 11-10 o 35-14 Bruce Bratton, OT,Gr. 452 9-9 2 40-32 Mike Samnik.TE, Jr. 123 7-1 3 22-4 Kevin Brooks OL, So. 2 1-0 o 2-0 Jeff Sauve.PK.Fr. 9-9 o 9-9 Mike Brown C Gr. 505 11-11 31-14 Shane Scott, LB, Jr 15 5-0 6 26-0 Norris Brown SAF.Jr. 184 9-0 o 28-0 Stacy Seegars,OG,So. 726 11-11 o 17-11 Dwayne Bryant, WR, So. 341 11-2 o 21-2 Kenneth Session, LB, So. 1-0 1-0 Brenston Buckner, NG.So. 425 11-11 o 21-11 Ashley Sheppard.OLB.Jr. 431 11-6 35-6 Brad Bucy.WR.Jr. 36 3-0 o 3-0 Wayne Simmons, OLB,Jr. 409 11-5 35-6 William Buford, OLB, Jr. 2 1-0 o 1-0 Terry Smith,WR,So. 576 11-11 23-20 Greg Burk,FB,So. 3 2-0 o 3-0 Darnell Stephens, DB,Fr. 442 11-6 11-6 Arthur Bussie,DT,So. 94 7-0 o 13-0 Jamison Temples, OT, Jr. 11 3-0 7-0 Darren Calhoun, LB, So. 60 11-0 23-0 Franklin Thomas, WR, So. 7 2-0 2-0 DeChane Cameron, QB, Sr. 702 11-11 38-23 James Trapp.SAF.Jr. 127 6-0 5 28-0 Paul Caputo.FB.Jr. 112 9-4 2 17-4 Lewis Usher,OLB,Fr. 35 11-0 11-0

Richard Cassidy,FB, Jr. 3 1-0 o 1-0 Nelson Welch, PK,Fr. 1 11-11 11-11 David Davis, DT, Sr. 169 10-0 o 43-1 Curtis Whitley.OSr. 336 10-0 29-9

Jason Davis, WR, So. 194 10-0 1 20-0 Ronald Williams,TB,So. 212 6-3 5 17-12 Steve Derriso,TE So. 16 11-0 o 21-0 Pierre Wilson, DT, So. 68 8-0 20-0 Alex Dial, OG, Jr. 12 5-0 o 5-0 Derrick Witherspoon.TB.So. 104 9-0 2 19-0 Matt Drewello.C, Jr. 2 1-0 o 1-0 Stephon Wynn,TE,Fr. 114 7-0 7-0 Lance Easton.WR Jr. 16 10-0 o 10-0

William Ely, OL, So. 1 1-0 o 1 -0 Clemson Players in the NFL Butch Fewster, DB.Jr. 18 10-0 o 14-0 Twenty-one former Clemson players have appeared in NFL games Jeb Flesch.OG.Sr. 615 11-11 o 47-44 this season, while three more played in the CFL. Former Tiger defensive back Reggie Pleasant was an all-star on Grey Cup Champion Joe Floyd, OL, So. 1 1-0 o 1-0 Toronto this year, while Perry Tuttle was with Winnipeg and Doug Warren Forney, DT,Fr. 54 6-0 o 6-0 Brewster with Saskatchewan. Jeff Fortner,OG,Jr. 74 6-0 o 6-0 Six former Clemson players were considered rookies this year, five Eric Geter,CB,Jr. 628 11-11 o 35-1 played for the Tigers in 1 990. Terry Allen was a rookie this year, but sat Tyrone Gibson, TE, So. 553 11-9 o 23-10 out the 1 990 season due to injury with the Minnesota Vikings. Many Kelly Gomillion.DL, Sr. 26 4-0 o 10-0 of the former Tigers are with successful teams that should be in the David Goudelock.DB.Jr. 3 8-0 o 22-0 playoffs. Thus, the list of 14 former Tigers who own 20 Super Bowl Gerard Greene, DB, Sr. 2 2-0 o 2-0 Championship rings could increase this year. Howard Hall, FB, Jr. 220 8-3 3 28-12 In addition to the players listed below, Vance Hammond and Eric Les Hall OT Ir 453 11-2 o 29-3 Harmon have been on practice squads with various NFL teams this Kelvin Hsnkins OT Sr 650 11-11 Q 31-12 year, while Stacy Long is on injured reserve with the Chicago Bears.

1 5-1N 1—» 1 v_J 1 1 , >| 9r npanw CI Harmanlull KIM | , I . 2 2-0 o 3-0 Clem Pro John Harris, OG, Jr. 249 11-0 o 20-0 Name Team Years Vears Terry Allen, TB Minnesota Vikings 1987 89 R Rudy Harris, FB, Jr. 455 1 1 -4 o 22-7

Hill 1 Jeff Bostic, C Washington Redskins 1977 80 10 Turnnp WR c.9-DU n o Jeff Bryant, DT Seattle Seahawks 1978 81 9 firpn Hnnri WR 9n C- c U n James Coley, TE Indianapolis Colts 1985 88 2 Ronpr Hntrhin^ Ir Q 11-0 o 12-0 Dexter Davis, CB Phoenix Cardinals 1988 90 R Kpn7il lark^nn 1 R Ir 1 1 -fi n OH u Terrence Flagler, TB Phoenix Cardinals 1982 86 5

1 1 1 .InnpQ1 Fr Timllll U J ICO,!— RI—' ,1 I 1 40 O VJ n O \J Chris Gardocki, PK Chicago Bears 1988 90 R David Jovp DR Ir 1 "3 1 D-D 24-0 Delton Hall, CB Pittsburgh Steelers 1983 86 4 Tony Kennedy, FB, Sr. 112 10-1 39-3 Dale Hatcher, P Los Angeles Rams 1981 84 5 Levon Kirkland,OLB,Sr. 485 11-11 47-42 Jerome Henderson, CB New England Patriots 1987 90 R Mike Kunz, OT, Fr. 4 2-0 2-0 Keith Jennings, TE Chicago Bears 1985 88 2 Brent LeJeune,OT,So. 158 9-0 11-0 John Johnson, OLB San Francisco 49ers 1987 90 R Stacy Lewis, CB, Jr. 23 3-0 16-0 Tracy Johnson, FB Atlanta Falcons 1985 88 2 Chuck Lynch, P,Gr. 11-11 11-11 Kevin Mack, FB Cleveland Browns 1980 83 7 Tony Mauney.CB.Sr. 295 8-5 3 42-5 Michael Dean Perry, DT Cleveland Browns 1984 87 3 Ed McDaniel,LB,Sr. 519 11-11 47-38 William Perry, MG Chicago Bears 1981 84 6 Chester McGlockton.DT.Jr. 418 11-8 34-16 Johnny Rembert, ILB New England Patriots 1981 82 8 Jimmy McLees.QB.Sr. 4 11-0 25-0 Jim Riggs, TE Cincinnati Bengals 1983- 86 4 1987- 90 R Richard Moncrief,QB,So. 153 10-0 18-0 Doug Thomas, WR Seattle Seahawks David Treadwell, PK Denver Broncos 1984- 87 2 Tyron Mouzon,SS,Sr. 645 11-11 46-12 Donnell Woolford, CB Chicago Bears 1985- 88 2 Chuck O'Brien, LB, Sr. 234 9-5 2 43-5

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1991 Polls (AP, USA Today)

Associated Press Preaseason September October November Dec Jan 3 10 17 24 1 8 15 22 29 5 12 19 26 3 2

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4 Wdoi IN M._j H • 1 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 2 3 2 2 2 5 nui iud 6 6 5 14 13 10 6 6 6 6 5 5 5 3

g inuu c L/dl 1 lc 7 7 11 8 8 7 5 5 5 5 1 1 18 18

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Q 1 Plomcnn. 1 *l .. 1 — ! loui 8 8 8 7 6 18 21 19 16 15 1 1 13 13 Oklahoma 1 v^rsidi iui 1 id 9 9 7 6 5 6 12 21 20 20 1 1 19 20

-\ 1 1 Cl tl ICOOCC 11 11 6 5 4 4 8 15 14 13 1 1 9 10 . . . 1 2. Hm i Qtnn 10 10 21 C* 13 V-.UIUInlnrartnduu 12 12 19 17 25 25 22 16 15 14 1 1 15 15

1 13

15. Nebraska 14 13 9 16 15 14 9 9 9 11 1 1 1 11 Crt. ithprn 1 Pal 16 22

1 it'll irn . 1 7 A 18 15 13 13 16 24

1 g 15 14 10 9 9 17 15 1 1 11 10 9 g 7 7 19 BriQham Young 25 23 . . . 20 IVIIUI nydl 1 Oldlc 19 18 Tovac AS ^ll . 21 1 CAdb MOtlvl 21 20 15 23 21 19 13 12 12 1 1 10 9 22^ Alabama 20 16 22 20 19 14 7 7 8 7 8 8 8 23. Ohio State 22 19 16 15 14 11 18 14 13 19 19 18 24 25 24. UCLA 23 21 24 23 22 25 23 22 25. Syracuse 24 22 18 10 10 15 24 18 18 17 17 16 16 16

Baylor 23 14 12 1 8 16 22 21 21 20 Pittsburgh - 24 20 18 17 12 20 23 - - Mississippi St. - 25 23 21 - - - - - California - 24 20 18 13 7 10 10 7 6 6 14 14 Georgia - 25 - 22 17 24 22 23 24 25 24 North Carolina - - 23 ------Arizona State - - 24 - - 25 - - Illinois - - 25 22 20 13 17 25 - N.C. State - - - 19 16 11 12 19 18 24 22 21 21 Mississippi - - - - 23 - - - East Carolina - - - - - 23 20 17 16 14 13 12 12 Arkansas - - - - 25 24 - Fresno State ------25 - - Virginia ------24 21 20 20 19 Indiana ------25 - Stanford ------22 21 17 17 Tulsa ------23 23 23

USA TODAY Preaseason September October November Dec Jan 3 10 17 24 1 8 15 22 29 5 12 19 26 3 2

1. Florida State 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 4 4 7 2. Miami 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 3. Michigan 3 4 3 3 9 6 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 4. Washington 4 3 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 2 2 1 5. Notre Dame 7 6 11 9 8 8 5 5 5 5 13 19 18 18 6. Georgia Tech 18 20 19 18 23 7. Florida 6 7 5 15 13 10 6 6 6 6 5 5 5 4 8. Penn State 5 5 14 12 12 9 15 11 10 10 9 7 6 6 9. Clemson 8 8 7 5 5 15 21 18 16 15 14 13 12 12 10. Colorado 10 12 21 17 25 25 22 15 14 14 15 14 14 13 11. Oklahoma 9 9 8 7 6 5 12 20 19 18 16 16 16 20 12. Texas 12

13. Tennessee 13 1 1 6 6 4 4 10 16 15 13 12 12 11 1 14. Houston 1 10 20 15. Nebraska 14 13 9 16 16 13 7 7 7 11 11 11 10 10 16. Auburn 16 15 13 10 17 24 23 21 17. Southern Cal 15 23 _ 18. Iowa 17 14 10 8 7 17 1 8 8 8 7 8 7 5 19 Bngham Young 25 23 24 24 24 20. Texas A&M 19 18 12 24 22 21 19 13 12 12 10 10 9 9

21. Ohio State 22 17 16 14 14 1 18 14 13 20 19 18 23 23 22. Michigan State 20 19 23. Alabama 21 16 20 19 14 9 9 7 6 9 8 8 24. UCLA 23 21 24 24 22 25 22 22 25. Baylor 25 23 15 11 10 7 16 23 21 21 20

Syracuse 24 22 17 13 1 18 19 18 17 18 17 17 16 Pittsburgh 24 18 19 15 12 20 25 Georgia 25 22 22 17 22 23 25 Mississippi State 24 22 California 25 20 19 16 8 12 11 9 8 6 13 15 Illinois 21 21 20 13 17 N.C State 23 18 14 9 10 17 16 22 22 21 21 Arizona State 25 24 Mississippi 23 Fresno State 25 22 23 25 23 25 East Carolina 24 20 19 17 15 15 14 Arkansas 25 Indiana 24 Virginia 21 20 19 19 Stanford 24 21 20 17

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Clemson Football '91 The Last Time It Happened

A punt was returned for a touchdown: Opponents—40 yards by Brad Edwards of South Carolina, Clemson—89 yards by Darnell Stephens vs. Maryland, Nov. 21, 1987 at Columbia, SC (South Carolina 20, Clem- Nov. 16, 1991 at Clemson (Clemson 40, Maryland 7). son 7). Opponents—76 yards by Deion Sanders of Florida State, Sept. 17, 1988, at Clemson (FSU 24, Clemson 21). Four field goals scored by any player: Clemson—5 by Nelson Welch vs. N.C. State at Clemson

kickoff returned for a touchdown: on Oct. 26, 1 991 . Distances of made field goals were A was 31 , 42, Clemson—98 yards by Doug Thomas vs. Maryland in 32, 46 and 41 yards. (Clemson 29, N.C. State 19). Baltimore Memorial Stadium, Sept. 15, 1990 (Clemson 18, Opponents—4 by Kevin Butler of Georgia at Athens, GA

Maryland 17). on Sept. 22, 1984. His fourth was from 60 yards out with 1 Opponents—78 yards by Leroy Gallman of Duke, Sept. 29, seconds left, longest ever against Clemson (Georgia 26, 1990 at Clemson (Clemson 26, Duke 7). Clemson 23).

A punt was blocked for a touchdown: A Player Kicked a 50-Yard Field Goal Clemson—Mitch Belton vs. Furman, Sept. 2, 1989 at Clem- Clemson—Chris Gardocki kicked a 51 -yard field goal vs. son. With the line of scrimmage being the Furman 25, Belton Duke at Clemson Memorial Stadium on Sept. 29, 1990 (Clem- blocked the Paladin punt into the end zone, where Tony son 26, Duke 7). Mauney recovered for a touchdown (Clemson 30, Furman 0). Opponents—Scott Hagler of South Carolina booted a Opponents—Victor Jones of Virginia Tech, Sept. 13, 1986, 54-yarder in Columbia on November 23, 1985. Clemson went blocked a Bill Spiers punt with the line of scrimmage at the on to a victory and clinched a berth in the Independence Bowl Clemson 6, with Spiers kicking out of his own end zone. Mitch (Clemson 24, South Carolina 17). Dove recovered ball in the end zone for touchdown (Virginia Tech 20, Clemson 13). An offensive lineman scored a touchdown: Clemson— Harry Olszewski, who was inducted into the A safety was scored: State of South Carolina Hall of Fame in 1990, scored on a Clemson—Clemson scored a safety vs. Maryland on Sept. 12-yard run as an offensive guard after a fumbled snap fell 15, 1990 in Baltimore Memorial Stadium when the Terp center in his arms against South Carolina at Clemson on Nov. 26, snapped the ball over Scott Zolak's head and into the end- 1966 (Clemson 35, South Carolina 10). zone. Zolak fell on the ball (Clemson 18, Maryland 17). Opponents— Peter Anderson of Georgia fell on the ball in Opponents—Tony Guyton and Willie Mclntee of South end zone after a Lars Tate fumble. Play took place on Sept. Carolina tackled Clemson quarterback Mike Eppley in the end 21, 1985 at Clemson (National TV) (Georgia 20, Clemson 13). zone on a pass attempt, Nov. 24, 1984, at Clemson. The safety cut Clemson's lead to 21-10 (South Carolina 22, Clemson A defensive lineman scored a touchdown: 21). Clemson—Chester McGlockton became the first defensive lineman in almost 10 years to score a Clemson touchdown A fumble was recovered for a touchdown: when he recovered a Major Harris fumble on December 30,

Clemson—Chester McGlockton sacked Major Harris of 1 989 in the Gator Bowl at Jacksonville, FL. McGlockton nail- West Virginia in the endzone then pounced on the ball for ed the West Virginia QB for a nine-yard sack, then recovered a Clemson touchdown in the December 30, 1 989 Gator Bowl. the ball for a TD. It gave Clemson a 24-7 lead with 8:08 left

Original line of scrimmage was the West Virginia nine. It gave (Clemson 27, West Virginia 7). Clemson a 24-7 Tiger lead with 8:08 to go in the game (Clem- son 27, West Virginia 7). Opponents— Peter Anderson of Georgia fell on the ball in the end zone after a fumble by the Bulldogs Lars Tate from the six-yard line in fourth quarter to make score 17-13, Georgia. Game was played at Clemson on CBS national TV Sept. 21, 1985 (Georgia 20, Clemson 13).

A Fumble was returned for a touchdown: Clemson—Dexter Davis ran 52 yards with a fumble recovery at Raleigh, NC vs. N.C. State on Oct. 20, 1990 (Clemson 24, N.C. State 17). Opponents—Joel Porter of Georgia Tech intercepted a Mark Fellers pitchout and raced 19 yards for a touchdown at Clemson on Sept. 28, 1 974 (Clemson 21 Georgia Tech 1 , 7).

An interception was returned for a touchdown: Clemson—Arlington Nunn raced 34 yards with an interception against Illinois in the 1991 Hall of Fame Bowl. It gave 24-0 Clemson a lead in this Jan. 1 , 1 991 game (Clemson 30, Mike Eppley is the last Clemson quarterback to throw three TD Illinois 0). passes in one game. He did it against Maryland in 1983. Eppley was inducted into the Clemson Hall of Fame last year.

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Opponents— Stan Dooley (DE) of Georgia recovered a Opponents— 105 (5 returns) by Jason Wallace of Virginia blocked Dale Hatcher punt and ran two yards for a touchdown at Charlottesville on Sept. 8, 1990 (Virginia 20, Clemson 7). at Athens on Monday, Sept. 6, 1982 (Georgia 13, Clemson 7). 100 yards receiving by any player: A player scored 4 TDs in one game: Clemson— 117 by Terry Smith (5 receptions) vs. South Clemson—4 by Terrence Flagler (2 rushing, 2 receiving) Carolina on Nov. 23, 1991 at Columbia, SC (Clemson 41, at Wake Forest on Nov. 1 , 1986. He also set a Clemson record South Carolina 24). with 274 all-purpose rushing yards (Clemson 28, Wake Forest Opponents— 160 by Brad Breedlove (4 receptions) of Duke

20) . at Tokyo, Japan on Nov. 30, 1991 (Clemson 33, Duke 21). Opponents—4 by Ted Brown (all rushing) of N.C. State at 10 receptions by any player: Clemson on Oct. 25, 1975 (N.C. State 45, Clemson 7). Clemson— 10 by Perry Tuttle (151 yards) vs. Maryland at Three TD passes in one game by a quarterback: Clemson on Nov. 14, 1981 (Clemson 21, Maryland 7). Clemson—3 by Mike Eppley vs. Maryland at Clemson on Opponents— 10 by Chris Corders of N.C. State (91 yards) Nov. 12, 1983 (Clemson 52, Maryland 27). at Clemson on Oct. 21, 1989 (Clemson 30, N.C. State 10). Opponents—3 by Dave Brown of Duke at Tokyo, Japan 200-yard rushing game by any player: on November 30, 1991. (Clemson 33, Duke 21). Clemson—226 (21 carries) by Wesley McFadden at Virginia 20 points scored by any player: Tech on Sept. 12, 1987 (Clemson 22, VPI 10). Clemson—24 by Terrence Flagler (4 touchdowns) at Wake Opponents—214 (29 carries) by Alvin Blount of Maryland Forest on Nov. 1, 1986. Flagler caught two TD passes from at Baltimore, MD on Nov. 17, 1984 (Maryland 41, Clemson Rodney Williams and also rushed for a pair (Clemson 28, 23). Wake Forest 20). 300-yard passing game by a quarterback: Opponents—24 by Ted Brown (4 touchdowns) of N.C. State Clemson—323 by Thomas Ray (21-43) vs. North Carolina at Clemson on Oct. 25, 1975 (N.C. State 45, Clemson 7). in Chapel Hill, NC on Nov. 6, 1965 (North Carolina 17, Clem- 100-yard rushing game by any player: son 13). Clemson— 163 by Rodney Blunt and 126 by Rudy Harris Opponents—385 by Dave Brown (23-48) of Duke at Tokyo, vs. Duke at Tokyo, Japan on November 30, 1 991 . (Clemson Japan on Nov. 30, 1991 (Clemson 33, Duke 21). 33, Duke 21). 20 completions by a quarterback: Opponents— 116 by Kennard Martin (16 attempts) of North Clemson—21 by Rodney Williams (53 attempts for 271 Carolina at Clemson on Nov. 5, 1988 (Clemson 37, UNC 14). yards) vs. N.C. State at Clemson on Oct. 27, 1987 (N.C. State 100 yards rushing and 100 yards passing, same game one 30, Clemson 28). player: Opponents—23 by Dave Brown (48 attempts) of Duke at Clemson— DeChane Cameron (116 rushing, 206 passing) Tokyo, Japan on Nov. 30, 1991 (Clemson 33, Duke 21). vs. South Carolina in Columbia, SC on Nov. 23, 1991 (Clem- 300-yard total offense game by any player: son 41, South Carolina 24). Clemson—322 (206 passing, 116 rushing) by DeChane Opponents—Jeff Grantz (122 rushing, 158 passing) of Cameron vs. South Carolina at Columbia, S.C. on Nov. 23, South Carolina at Columbia, SC on Nov. 22, 1975 (South 1991 (Clemson 41, South Carolina 24). Carolina 56, Clemson 20). Opponents—352 (385 passing, -32 rushing) by Dave Brown Two backs over 100 yards rushing, same game: of Duke at Tokyo, Japan on Nov. 30, 1991 (Clemson 33, Duke Clemson— Rodney Blunt (163) and Rudy Harris (126) vs. 21). Duke in Tokyo, Japan on Nov. 30, 1991 (Clemson 33, Duke 150 yards in kickoff returns by any individual:

21) . Clemson— 158 by Terrance Roulhac (4 returns) vs. South Opponents—Alvin Blount (214) and Tommy Neal (1 13) of Carolina at Clemson on Nov. 22, 1986 (Clemson 21, South Maryland at Baltimore, MD on Nov. 17, 1984 (Maryland 41, Carolina 21). Clemson 23). Opponents— 156 yards (7 returns) by Freddie Leslie of

Three backs over 100 yards rushing, same game: Long Beach State at Clemson on Sept. 1 , 1990 (Clemson 59, Clemson— Cliff Austin (105), Jeff McCall (103) and Chuck Long Beach State 0). McSwain at Virginia on Oct. 1982 (Clemson (103) 9, 48, A punt was blocked: Virginia 0). Clemson—Tim Jones blocked a Tommy Thompson (Tem- Opponents— never accomplished. ple) punt in the third period at Clemson on Sept. 21, 1991. 100 yards rushing by a quarterback: Line of scrimmage was the Temple 30 and Kenzil Jackson Clemson— 116 (20 attempts) by DeChane Cameron vs. recovered at the Temple 18 (Clemson 37, Temple 7). South Carolina at Columbia, SC on Nov. 23, 1991 (Clemson Opponents— Bracey Walker of North Carolina blocked a 41, South Carolina 24). Chuck Lynch punt at Chapel Hill, NC on Nov. 9, 1991. The Opponents— 101 (10 attempts) by John Dewberry of line of scrimmage was the Clemson 35 and the ball rolled Georgia Tech at Clemson on Sept. 24, 1983 (Clemson 41, dead at the Tiger 48 (Clemson 21, North Carolina 6). Georgia Tech 14). 50-yard average by a punter (min 3 att): 100 yards in interception returns by any individual: Clemson—50.0 (6-250) by Chris Gardocki vs. South Clemson— 101 by Willie Underwood (2 returns) vs. South Carolina at Clemson on Nov. 17, 1990 (Clemson 24, South Carolina at Clemson on Nov. 22, 1980 (Clemson 27, South Carolina 15). Carolina 6). Opponents—51.0 (5-255) by Chris Clauss of Penn State Opponents— 128 by Dennis Tabron (3 returns) of Duke at on Jan. 1, 1988 in Florida Citrus Bowl in Orlando, FL (Clem- Clemson on Oct. 18, 1980 (Duke 34, Clemson 17). son 35, Penn State 10).

100 yards punt returns by any individual: Clemson— 116 (4 returns) by Darnell Stephens vs. Maryland on Nov. 16, 1991.

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Athletic Staff

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

.. M,\ 14 Bob Bradley Rick Brewer Dr. Stuart Clarkson Allison Dalton Donna Deckard Doug Gordon SID Emeritus Asst. Ticket Manager Team Physician Exec. Sec. of IPTAY Assistant Trainer Equipment Manager

rfk It Len Gough Dr. Byron Harder Bert Henderson Van Hilderbrand Fred Hoover Ron Howell Assoc. Athletic Dir. Team Physician Assoc. Exec. Sec of IPTAY Assoc. Athletic Dir./ Assistant Athletic Director/ Asst. Equipment Manager Ticket Manager Head Athletic Trainer

Les Jones David McClain Bob Mahony Tim Match Hazel Modica Susan Perry Dir. of Facilities Assoc. Equipment Manager Assoc. Exec. Sec. of IPTAY Associate SID Football Secretary Football Secretary

m s ) m mM Ai Danny Poole Dwight Rainey Robert Ricketts Bobby Robinson John Seketa Bobby Skelton Assistant Trainer Sr. Assoc. Athletic Director Assoc. Athletic Director Athletic Director Promotions Director Asst. to Athletic Director

4tl Donna Strickland Annabelle Vaughan Gary Wade Joanne West Reno Wilson Sandy York SID Secretary Assistant SID Strength Training Dir. Asst. Ticket Manager Assistant Trainer Football Secretary

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CLEMSON OFFENSE CALIFORNIA OFFENSE Pos # Name Hgt Wgt CI Pos # Name Hgt Wgt CI FLK 20 LARRY RYANS 6-0 182 Jr. WR 3 BRIAN TREGGS 5-10 170 Sr. 80 Jason Davis 6-2 200 *So. 6 Jeff Jones 5-10 185 Jr. LT 65 BRUCE BRATTON 6-5 276 *GR. LT 52 TROY AUZENNE 6-7 285 Sr. 75 Les Hall 6-7 307 •Jr. 74 Sam Stahlheber 6-6 265 Jr. LG 59 JEB FLESCH 6-3 275 *Gr. LG 77 DARYL PESSLER 6-4 275 Jr. 55 John Harris 6-2 272 *Jr. 66 Onesemo Sagapolu 6-0 345 Jr. C 51 MIKE BROWN 6-3 255 *Gr. C 56 STEVE GORDON 6-4 275 Sr. 64 Curtis Whitley 6-1 277 •Sr. 64 Kevin Kelly 6-3 265 So. RG 79 STACY SEEGARS 6-4 320 *So. RG 63 ERIC MAHLUM 6-5 260 So. 70 Jeff Fortner 6-6 287 Jr. 64 Kevin Kelly 6-3 265 So. RT 62 KELVIN HANKINS 6-3 305 'Sr. RT 75 TODD STEUSSIE 6-6 290 So. 75 Les Hall 6-7 307 *Jr. 77 Daryl Pessler 6-4 275 Sr. TE 9 TY GIBSON 6-3 247 *So. *TE 31 BRENT WOODALL 6-4 240 Sr. 84 Mike Samnik 6-5 238 •Jr. or 87 CHRIS CARPENTER 6-4 240 So. SE 24 TERRY SMITH 6-1 197 *So. *SL 82 MIKE CALDWELL 6-2 205 So.

1 Dwayne Bryant 6-2 195 So. 24 Anthony Randolph 6-1 190 Sr. QB 10 DeCHANE CAMERON 6-1 191 *Gr. WR 86 SEAN DAWKINS 6-4 205 So. 7 Richard Moncrief 6-0 200 *So. 2 Damien Semien 6-1 185 So. FB 40 RUDY HARRIS 6-3 235 Jr. QB 9 MIKE PAWLAWSKI 6-3 205 Sr. 45 Howard Hall 6-2 230 'Jr. 7 Perry Klein 6-3 210 So. TB 33 RODNEY BLUNT 5-10 200 •So. FB 28 GREG ZOMALT 6-1 210 Jr. 31 Derrick Witherspoon 5-11 198 So. 5 Marty Holly 5-11 200 So. PK 2 NELSON WELCH 5-10 175 *Fr. TB 4 RUSSELL WHITE 6-0 210 Jr. 21 Lindsey Chapman 5-9 180 So. CLEMSON DEFENSE PK 10 DOUG BRIEN 6-0 170 So. Pos # Name Hgt Wgt CI 'Depending on offensive formation OLB 44 LEVON KIRKLAND 6-2 245 •Sr. 49 Wayne Simmons 6-2 230 •Jr. CALIFORNIA DEFENSE DT 89 BRENTSON BUCKNER 6-3 315 •So. Pos # Name Hgt Wgt CI 86 Arthur Bussie 6-4 240 •So. OLB 36 CORNELL COLLIER 6-2 230 Sr. MG 99 ROB BODINE 6-1 245 *Sr. 32 Michael Davis 6-2 210 So. 97 David Davis 6-0 286 *Sr. LT 72 CHIDI AHANOTU 6-2 255 Jr. DT 91 CHESTER McGLOCKTON 6-5 325 •Jr. 93 Brad Monahan 6-6 265 Fr. 69 Al Richard 6-4 278 •Jr. NG 58 MACK TRAVIS 6-2 285 Jr. OLB 49 WAYNE SIMMONS 6-2 230 •Jr. 93 Brad Monahan 6-6 265 Fr. and 96 ASHLEY SHEPPARD 6-5 235 Jr. RT 55 RYAN PEERY 6-5 265 Sr. WLB 38 CHUCK O'BRIEN 6-3 240 •Sr. 99 Brad Bowers 6-7 250 Fr. 13 Kenzil Jackson 5-11 220 "Jr. OLB 39 JASON WILBORN 6-3 235 Sr. MLB 93 ED McDANIEL 6-0 225 •Sr. 43 Scott Roseman 6-4 235 Jr. 57 Darren Calhoun 6-2 225 *So. ILB 13 MICK BARSALA 6-2 230 Jr. CB 30 DARNELL STEPHENS 6-1 220 Fr. 47 Paul Joiner 6-2 235 Fr. 14 Tony Mauney 5-9 195 Sr. ILB 45 JERROTT WILLARD 6-2 225 Fr. SS 47 TYRON MOUZON 6-1 220 Sr. 50 Shawn Aeschliman 6-2 235 Sr. 30 Darnell Stephens 6-1 220 Fr. LC 38 CHRIS CANNON 6-1 190 Sr. FS 15 ROBERT O'NEAL 6-2 185 Jr. 11 Jody Graham 6-0 175 So. 23 Norris Brown 6-0 190 'Jr. RC 38 WOLF BARBER 6-0 190 Jr. CB 26 ERIC GETER 6-0 191 Jr. 19 Artis Houston 5-8 180 Fr. 27 James Trapp 6-1 180 Jr. ROV 23 ERIC ZOMALT 6-0 190 So. P 18 CHUCK LYNCH 5-11 207 Gr. 8 Ray Sanders 6-0 185 Sr. Punt Returns 15 Robert O'Neal, 30 Darnell Stephens FS 25 DAVID WILSON 6-1 195 Sr.

Kickoff Returns: 20 Larry Ryans, 17 Lance Easton 1 Darryl Brown 6-0 190 So. Holder: 5 Jimmy McLees P 22 CHRIS NOONAN 6-2 195 Jr. Snapper:63 Roger Hutchins Punt Returns: 3 Brian Treggs, 17 Brett Callan Kickoff Returns: 4 Russell White, 21 Lindsey Chapman Holder: 9 Mike Pawlawski Snapper: 84 David Binn Clemson Future Schedules 1992 1993 1994 Sept. 5 BALL STATE Sept. 4 CAL STATE FULLERTON Sept. 3 FURMAN

Sept. 12 FLORIDA STATE Sept. 1 at Florida State Sept. 10 N.C. STATE Sept. 19 OPEN DATE Sept. 18 N.C. STATE Sept. 17 at Virginia ;Sept. 26 at Georgia Tech Sept. 25 GEORGIA TECH Sept. 24 GEORGIA TECH Oct. 3 UT-CHATTANOOGA Oct. 2 OPEN DATE Oct. 1 OPEN DATE Dct. 10 at Virginia Oct. 9 VIRGINIA Oct. 8 at Georgia Dct. 17 DUKE Oct. 16 at Duke Oct. 15 MARYLAND Dct. 24 at N.C. State Oct. 23 E. TENN. STATE Oct. 22 at Duke Dct. 31 at Wake Forest Oct. 30 WAKE FOREST Oct. 29 WAKE FOREST vlov. 7 NORTH CAROLINA Nov. 6 at North Carolina Nov. 5 at Florida State Jov. 14 at Maryland Nov. 13 MARYLAND Nov. 12 at North Carolina Jov. 21 SOUTH CAROLINA Nov. 20 at South Carolina Nov. 19 SOUTH CAROLINA J Chester McGlockton, DT Terry Smith, WR AII-ACC, 1991 AII-ACC, 1991

Mike Brown, C Robert O'Neal, FS AII-ACC, 1991 AII-ACC, 1989, 1991

1991 Results (9-1-1,6-0-1 ACC) Clemson Rank Date W-L St Score Opponent (AP, USA) AP-USA '"¥ Preseason 9-9 t W H 34-0 Appalachian State 8-8 Open Date. 8-8 W H 37-7 Temple 8-8 W H 9-7 $Georgia Tech (19, 18) 7-5 L *A 12-27 %Georgia 6-5 T H 20-20 SVirglnia 18-15 Open Date 21-21 W H 29-19 $N.C. State (12, 10) 19-18 W H 28-10 Wake Forest 16-16 W 'A 21-6 %North Carolina 15-15 W H 40-7 &Maryland 15-14 W A 41-24 &South Carolina 14-13 W N1 33-21 Duke 13-12 SCalifornia, 1:30 PM 13-12 •Denotes night game, $-ABC-TV, %-ESPN TV, &-ACC TV Note: All rankings are prior to the game. Nelson Welch, PK AII-ACC, 1991