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Mond Wilson

Tony HomeJason Collins

History of the Tiger

David Bibee

Academic Excellence

Lady Tiger Basketball

Clemson Men's Tennis

The Last Word

On the CoverTwo seniors who have had outstanding careers at

Clemson are Mond Wilson and Tony Home. Wilson is

approaching the 300 tackle mark, a level only nine

Clemson players have reached. Home is a semifinal-

ist for the Biletnikof Award, which is given to the top

wide receiver in the nation each year. He is on the

verge of establishing Clemson season records in vir-

tually every receiving area.

Players and CoachesAlphabetical Roster, Clemson 58

Alphabetical Roster, Opponents 63

Assistant Coaches, Clemson 14

Graduate Assistant coaches 17

Head Coach Tommy West 13

Starting Lineups 60

"eat the Tigers 37

Numerical Roster, Clemson 60

Numerical Roster, Opponents 61

Opponent Player Information 78

Notes 2

Sports Schedule 43

Statistics 119

Strength Coaches, Clemson 42

Tiger Rookies 40

The DepartmentsAlma Mater 115

Athletic Staff 35

Band Feature 115

Board of Trustees 8

Clemson Radio Network 28

Coaches, All Sports 20

Courtesy Car Donors 22

Emergency Services 24

IPTAY 81

IPTAY Donors 85

IPTAY Officers 86

Managers 80

Medical Staff 33

Memorial Stadium 45

Official's Signals 25

Photo of the Week 53

Stadium Information 27

Tiger Traditions 75

Trainers 80

University Feature 67

University President 11

University Commission 44

Vickery Hall 47

Video Staff 43

CreditsEditor: Tim Bourret

Program Manager: Tim Match

Editorial Staff: Bob Bradley Sam Blackman,

Brenda Rabon, Brett Berg, Amy Moore, Brian

Hennessy, Adair Clary, Kim Johnson, Will Peeler,

James Brunson, Emily Rabon, Jeff Martin, Andy

Linn, Meredith Merritt, Jack Felling

Cover Photos by: Jim Moriarty

Photo of the Week by: Jim Moriarty

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by Tim Bourret

Greene Set Six Records at Wal<e Forest

Clemson senior quarterback NealonGreene set six school records in Ciemson's

win at Wake Forest last week. FormerClemson greats Mike Eppley, RodneyWilliams and Tommy Kendrick were sur-

passed in various categories by Greene in

the conquest of the Blue Devils.

The native of Yonkers, NY connected on

18-25 passes for 286 yards and two touch-

downs at Wake Forest. Ironically, he wasexactly 18-25 at Wake Forest in 1995.

Greene also rushed for 51 yards last

Saturday, giving him 337 yards of total

offense against the Demon Deacons, whohad not given up over 385 yards total offense

to any team this season.

Greene's passing yardage total and total

offense figure were the second best in

Clemson history. Only Thomas Ray's 323yards passing against North Carolina in 1965,

and only Bobby Gage's 374 yards of total

offense against Auburn in 1947 are better in

those respective categories.

The most impressive record for Greene on

Saturday was his ascension to number-one in

Clemson history in career total offense. With

the 337 yards against Wake Forest, he movedahead of Steve Fuller's 6096 figure, a total

that had stood for nearly 20 years. Greenenow has 6127 and still has at least three

games left.

Greene also set single season records for

completions and passing yardage, career

pass attempts and some others. Here is a list

of 13 Clemson records now held by Nealon

Greene.

'Most Yards Passing in a career (5181)

*Most Yards passing in a season (1674,

1997)

*Most Completions in a career (418)

*Most completions in a season (140,

1997)

*Most completions in a game (26 vs.

Virginia, 1997)

*Most Consecutive Completions (17 vs.

Virginia, Maryland, 1997)

*#Most touchdown passes in a game 4 vs.

UTEP, 1997

'Most touchdown passes in a career (30)

*Most 200-yard passing games in a sea-

son (6, 1997)

*Most 200-yard passing games in a

career (9)

'Most 200-yard total offense games in

career (13)

*Most 200-yard total offense games in a

season (5)

*Most total offense yards in a career

(6127)

#tied record

Clemson-Dul<e Series NotesClemson has won 14 of the last 16 meet-

ings with Duke. Duke's last win took place in

1994 when Ray Farmer blocked a punt with

just 1:18 left in the game and recovered the

ball for a touchdown. The win improved

Duke's record that year to 7-0. Clemson con-

trolled the clock for 34:16 and had no

turnovers in 77 plays in that game, but it wasnot enough. Nealon Greene, making his first

college start, had 204 yards in total offense,

and completed 16-30 passes for 172 yards in

that game.Clemson won in 1 995 at Clemson by a 34-

17 score in a game that was played in a

downpour in the first half and in brilliant sun-

shine in the second half. Raymond Priester

set a Clemson rushing record with 263 yards

in 32 carries to lead the Clemson offense andBrian Dawkins, now with the Philadelphia

Eagles, had three interceptions in the first

quarter to set a Clemson record.

Priester set the Clemson single game rushing record the last time Duke came to Death

Valley.

Clemson won a close defensive game vs.

Duke last year, 13-6 in Durham. Greenepassed for 231 yards, including 80 on a

touchdown pass to Tony Home. Home had a

then career high 120 receiving yards in the

game. Raymond Priester was Ciemson's top

rusher with 82 yards in 18 carries. Matt

Padgett kicked two field goals for the Tigers,

who had 369 yards total offense and just oneturnover. Anthony Simmons led Clemsondefenders with 17 tackles, as Clemsonallowed just two Duke field goals.

Clemson holds a 26-14-1 lead in the

series, but the Tigers are 13-4-1 against the

Blue Devils in Death Valley Tommy West is 2-

1 against Duke as a head coach. Duke's last

win at Clemson took place in 1980, a 34-17

victory led by Ben Bennett, then a freshmanquarterback for the Blue Devils.

The Tigers have been outstanding defen-

sively against Duke in recent years. Dukehas scored over 20 points against Clemsonjust once in the last seven years. Their two

wins against Clemson since 1980 were in

1994 and in 1989 (21-17 at Duke).

Priester Owns 15 Clemson RecordsClemson senior Raymond Priester, a pre-

season candidate for the Dr. Pepper DoakWalker Award, now holds or co-holds 15

Clemson records, including rushing on a

game, season and career basis. He is the

only active player in college football to holds

his school's rushing record on a game, sea-

son and career basis.

Priester has had two 100-yard rushing

games this year, including his 204-yard effort

at Maryland two weeks ago. He had just 30yards at Wake Forest due to a sprained ankle

early in the second period. Priester averages

93 yards per game this year, first in the ACC.Priester is now 10th in ACC history in

career rushing and he has a shot of finishing

in the top five. He needs 133 yards to moveinto seventh place on the ACC list, ahead of

Joe Mcintosh, Leon Johnson and Jerry Mays.

He moved ahead of Tiki Barber with his 204-

yard day against Maryland. He has had at

least 1000 yards in each of the last two years

and has 744 so far this year. He needs 256in his last three regular season games to

become just the sixth player in ACC history to

have three 1000-yard seasons in a career.

Warrick Dunn of Florida State is the most

recent to do it with Florida State, 1994-96.

Priester is nearing the Clemson record for

receptions by a running back. He has had 44

in his 43-game career and needs just three

to break Ray Yauger's record of 46 set

between 1967-69.

Duke UpdateDuke has a 2-6 record heading into

Saturday's game, but the Blue Devils have

had three losses by a touchdown or less.

Earlier in the season Duke lost 24-20 at

Northwestern, and also suffered close losses

at Maryland (16-10) and at Virginia (13-10).

Only three of the eight Duke opponents have

scored over 17 points this year.

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Duke is led defensively by Chike

Egbuniwe, the ACC's leading tackier at 13.0

tackles per game. He has had double fig-

ures in tackles in all but one game this year

and had a season high 22 stops against NCSlate in the opener. He has had double fig-

ures in tackles against Clemson each of the

last two seasons.

Ryan Stallmeyer is also having a quality

season with 94 tackles through eight games,

including a high of 17 against Maryland.

Chris Combs leads the team and is amongthe team leaders in tackles for loss with 10 for

30 yards and he also leads the team in quar-

terback pressures and sacks.

Offensively, Duke is quarterbacked by a

6-5 red-shirt freshman in Bobby Campbell.

The native of Hicksville, NY is a star of the

future in the ACC. He has completed 55-116

passes so far this year for 672 yards and two

scores. He threw for 196 yards and two

scores against Wake Forest in Duke's most

recent game.Other players Clemson's defense must

concentrate on are flanker Scottie

Montgomery, wide receiver Corey Thomasand running back Lay Marshall. Montgomeryhas 33 catches for 409 yards and four scores.

Thomas has 18 catches for nearly 300 yards

and two scores. He is among the top active

receivers in the ACC with 153 career catches

and 20 touchdowns. Marshall is a senior

who is Duke's top rusher with 298 yards on

just 44 carhes, a 6.8 average. The native of

Winston-Salem had 708 yards as a sopho-

more in 1995, including 76 against Clemson.

Duke Coordinators Coached at ClemsonBoth of Duke's coordinators used to be

coaches at Clemson. Larry Beckish is the

Blue Devils offensive coordinator and quar-

terbacks coach, while Bob Trott is the defen-

sive coordinator and defensive backs coach.

Beckish coached receivers and tight ends at

Clemson between 1968-70 and 1972-76.

Among the players he coached at Clemsonwere Charlie Waters and Dwight Clark, whoboth went on to All-Pro careers in the NFL.

Trott was on Ken Hatfield's first staff in

1990. He was the defensive coordinator with

Clemson that year and the Tigers led the

nation in total defense, allowing just 217

yards per game. Clemson also finished sec-

ond in the nation in rushing and scoring

defense. Eight players on that defense are

starting today in the NFL.

Simmons Among 10 Semifinalists For

Butkus AwardThe Downtown Athletic Club of Orlando,

Inc. (DACO) and Joyner Sportsmedicine

Institute have announced the 10 semifinalists

for this year's Butkus Award, presented annu-

ally to the best linebacker in college football.

Clemson junior inside linebacker Anthony

Simmons is one of five ACC players namedto the semifinal list

The other semifinalists for the award are

Daryl Bush of Florida State, Jason Chorak of

Washington, Sam Cowart of Florida State,

Andy Katzenmoyer of Ohio State, Kivuusama

Mays of North Carolina, Dat Nguyen of Texas

A&M, Johnny Rutledge of Florida, Brian

Simmons of North Carolina and Takeo Spikes

of Auburn.

The semifinal candidates speak of the

Mond Wilson and Anthony Simmons con-

tinue to lead the Clemson defenders in

terms of tackles.

depth of the linebacker position in the ACC.

With five inside linebackers among the final

10 for the Butkus Award, it means one semi-

finalist will not make first or second team All-

ACC. The league picks two inside lineback-

ers on each of two teams, thus one of the five

will be left out.

Simmons already ranks in sixth place in

Clemson history in career tackles for loss and

needs just two to reach 43 for his career, the

same total Randy Scott had in his Clemson

career. Simmons is now third in Clemsonhistory in career tackles with 428. Now,

only Bubba Brown (515) and Jeff Davis (469)

are ahead of Simmons.Mond Wilson is also moving up the

Clemson tackle charts. Wilson now has 70

tackles for the season and has 275 for his

career. He needs just 25 tackles to becomethe 10th player in Clemson history to reach

300 tackles in a career.

Pleasant Last Remaining National

ChampionTomorrow in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

an era in Clemson football history could cometo an end. Sounds strange that something

happening in Canada could be a landmark

occasion in Clemson football history.

Sunday could be the final game in Reggie

Pleasant's professional football career. Thedefensive back for the Edmonton Eskimos of

the Canadian Football League is the last

remaining active professional from Clemson's

1981 National Championship team. He has

announced that this will be his final season,

so when he hangs up his cleats, the active

football careers from that championship teamwill come to an end.

When you look at the roster of that 1981

National Championship team. Pleasant might

have been the last player you would pick to be

the last professional still standing from that

team as far as active participation. Pieasant

was a 5-9 walk-on defensive back onClemson's national championship team, but

he would become a starter over his last three

years with the Tigers and was drafted by the

Atlanta Falcons in 1985.

After two years with the Falcons, Pleasant

found the Canadian game more to his liking.

He is the career interception leader in the his-

tory of the Toronto Argonauts and has played

the last two years with Edmonton. TheEskimos are in the Western Conference final

Sunday and a victory would put them in next

Sunday's Grey Cup (the Super Bowl of the

CFL).

The 1981 National Championship team is

certainly one of the most talented in Clemsonhistory. Here are some facts about the per-

sonnel on that team:

*23 players off that 1981 roster went on to

play professional football, including 20 in the

NFL.

*Four players went on to play in the Pro

Bowl (Kevin Mack, Dale Hatcher, Johnny

Rembert, Terry Kinard).

*Five won Super Bowl Championship

rings (Dan Benish, Washington Redkins;

Andy Headen, New York Giants; Terry

Kinard, New York Giants; Jeff McCall,

Oakland Raiders; William Perry, Chicago

Bears).

*27 players off that team were drafted,

including four first-round draft picks.

*13 players off the team played at least

five years of professional football, including

1 1 who played at least five years in the NFL.

Pleasant and Jeff Bryant with the Seattle

Seahawks played the most years of profes-

sional football with 12.

Endowments Announced Last Night

Three more IPTAY Endowments were

announced by Executive Secretary of IPTAY

George Bennett last night during a reception

at the IPTAY/Ticket complex. The punter

position was endowed by Mrs. Florence G.

Geiger, the long snapper position wasendowed by Albert Dial McAlister and the

center position was endowed by Dr.

Randolph Smith in honor of former teammate

Joe Waldrep.

Clemson 6th in Rushing DefenseClemson is giving up just 79.5 rushing

yards per game this season, 6th best figure

in the country. The Tigers have given up just

five rushing touchdowns all season, and

opponents have just two rushes over 20

yards in the first eight games, the longest a

26-yard run. In fact, Clemson's defense has

given up just 13 touchdowns in eight games.

Clemson held Florida State to just 31

yards rushing, the fewest rushing yards by a

Florida State team in the decade of the

1990s. You have to go back to the Memphis

State game of 1989 to find the last time

Florida State had fewer than 31 yards rush-

ing. Bobby Bowden's team had just 25 yards

rushing in that 57-20 victory over Memphis

State.

Over the last 20 years, Clemson has an

81-8-1 record when holding a team under 100

yards rushing, a .905 winning percentage.

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by Andy Linn

When you measure one's heart, you

must consider the adversity and obstacles

one has overcome in order to be success-

ful in whatever it Is he does. In MondWilson's case, his heart size can be com-pared to that of the state of Texas.

When Wilson was three-years-old, his

heart stopped because of a rare infection.

The doctors told his mother, Dovie Wilson,

that Mond would probably be OK as long

as he made it through that night.

"I often tell him how good the Lord

has been to him, because he could

have died," Dovie Wilson says. "But

there's something special about

Mond." However, Mond's mother isn't

the only person who realizes this.

Clemson fans have recognized his

ability and importance to Clemson's

success over his five years.

Wilson realizes his special opportu-

nity as a Clemson football player, and

his background gives him a unique

perspective on his role in the larger

scheme of things. For five years, he

has had to play in the shadows of great

linebackers, most recently, Anthony

Simmons. Yet, he has always given it

his all and that is one reason why he

has experienced such success at

Clemson. Last season, he was second

on the team in tackles, accumulating

130 takedowns and he is once again

number-two on the tackle charts

behind Ail-American and fellow line-

backer Simmons.His consistent performance on and

off the field is the reason he has been

nicknamed "Gator." "One day on myway to practice, Coach (Reggie)

Herring and Coach (Tommy) Westwere discussing the fact that I always

make it to practice. Coach Westreferred to my play as being tough as

gator skin. And that nickname has stuck

with me ever since." Along with this nick-

name, Wilson's determination has earned

him the right to play beside talented team-

mates every Saturday.

As with anyone who has experienced a

life-threatening event in their lives, Wilson

admits that life was difficult at times, but his

mother and father were there for him. "My

mother has always been a great help.

Sometimes when I'm just sitting around, I

think about that illness when I was young

and how fortunate I am to be here. Mymother and father, they always remind methat I am just lucky to be here." Wilson is a

great example for those youngsters whodon't have the amazing talent, but that

hard work and recognition of life are all you

need to succeed.

Wilson came to Clemson, after decid-

ing between Clemson, Alabama and

Tennessee, in 1993. When asked why he

chose the Tigers, he does not hesitate to

admit that it was the defensive tradition,

and more specifically, the linebacker tradi-

tion at Clemson that lured him in.

"Clemson did a great job selling Clemson

tradition and promoting the importance of

education and football."

Wilson is approaching the 300-tacl<le mark, a rarity

in Clemson history.

While Mond is on track to graduate this

May, he has also made the most of his

opportunity on the field. He is approaching

300 career tackles, something only nine

Tigers in history have accomplished. Hehas 275 tackles heading into the Dukegame, including 70 this season.

Wilson had his best game of the 1997season against Maryland when he gath-

ered 15 , which would have been the teamhigh for the season if it wasn't for AnthonySimmons 19 tackles. However, CoachTommy West still believes that Wilson's

best game was against N.C. State.

West singled him out as the player ondefense who stood out more than anyoneelse. That game, Wilson had eight tackles.

including a play where he chased down a

Wolfpack back after he caught a pass forc-

ing a seven-yard loss. He also had two

tackles for loss in that contest.

With his last game coming soon, Wilson

will miss many things on and off the field

at Clemson. On the field, he speaks pas-

sionately of his opportunity to play every

Saturday and run down "The Hill." "I'm

going to miss the competition and excit-

ment that comes with playing Clemsonfootball. Butting heads with opposing play-

ers is an opportunity that I am greatful

to have and I hate to see it come to an

end."

Off the field, Wilson recognizes

the importance of the relationships he

has built with fellow teammates. "Not

having all my teammates to talk with

and laugh with will be hard to get over.

Over my years at Clemson, I have built

a lot of great friendships with my team-

mates. We have a lot of respect for

each other." The friendships Mond has

built will always be a part of his life, as

will football and the success that has

come with it. That is something that

every college student should realize,

athlete or not.

A big part of Clemson football

that Mond admits he will miss is the

opportunity to run down "The Hill" on

Saturday's with screeming fans cheer-

ing on the Tigers. "It's like a rush that

no one can describe unless you have

experienced it for yourself. The chill

bumps rise on your body and you know

it is time to put all the learning you have

done that week in practice to work."

From his experience, Mond says

that there is no doubt that running

down "The Hill" is the most exciting 25

seconds of college football. He only

hopes that the experience will last a lit-

tle longer until November 15 when he

and his fellow seniors run down for the

last time. "I will remember that day for the

rest of my life."

"Gator" has carried on the great line-

backer tradition at Clemson. With all the

players that have passed through, Wilson's

name may not be one that pops up when

mentioning those such as Anthony

Simmons, Levon Kirkland, Ed McDaniel,

or Wayne Simmons, etc, but he will be

remembered in the hearts of all of us whohave suffered great adversity and loss to

get where we are.

Wilson will graduate in May with a

degree in health science. What ever hap-

pens next is unknown, but he will always

keep in mind the opportunity he has had to

just breathe and live life one day at a time.

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by Tim Bourret

Fearless and peerless!

Those might be the best words to

describe Clemson senior wide receiver

Tony Home and his 1997 season. Hehas used the first characteristic, a fearless

attitude when it comes to catching the ball

in traffic, especially over the middle, to

have a near peerless ranking among widereceivers in Clemson history for a single

season.

It is this ability to catch the ball whenunder duress and turn the reception into a

major gain, or touchdown, that has brought

him to among the top 10 receivers in the

country according to the Biletnikof board of

voters, a first for any Clemson receiver.

The Biletnikof Award is presented to the

top receiver in the nation each year.

"I have been catching the ball over mid-

dle all my life," said Home when talking

about an aspect of the game that sepa-

rates the men from the boys in the eyes of

most NFL scouts. "I really think I got used

to taking hits when I was a high school

quarterback. I was a running quarterback,

we only threw it about 10 times a game, if

that. I ran the ball more than I passed it.

So, I was used to taking hits and hanging

on to the ball.

"The other reason

is the hitting I had

to take in practice

when I first camehere. In practice

my freshman and ^^-^^i '

sophomore years ^'

we had Brian

Home has been very difficult to catch

whether it be on receptions or l<ick

returns.

Dawkins and Leomont Evans playing safe-

ty and they are very hard hitters. I would

take a beating that first year in practice.

But, after a while the concentration level

and preparing for a hit when I was going

over the middle just came natural.

"If I was going to make it at Clemson as

a wide receiver I had to concentrate when I

caught the ball over the middle or they were

going to send me to another position."

Home has held onto the ball 57 times

this year and gained 732 yards, gawdynumbers for any wide receiver, but on the

precipice of setting records at Clemson.

He needs just two catches against Duke to

set the Clemson single season record, andhe is within distance of becoming the first

1000-yard receiver in Clemson history as

far as one year is concerned.

It has been a long road for Home, whonever played receiver until he got to

Clemson and was recruited to be a defen-

sive back.

"When I came to Clemson I thought I

was going to be a defensive back. But,

they put me at wide receiver. I was out to

make an impression that first day so I wasdiving for everything.

"Coach (Rick) Stockstill has been a big

help to me. He is a great receiver coach.

He knows all the techniques and is a great

teaching coach. I have always been a

player who could take criticism from coach-

es, because I know he is just trying to

make me a better player. I have learned

a lot about the game from him. We havesomething in common in that he was a col-

lege quarterback and is now coaching

receivers. I was a high school quarterback

now playing wide receiver."

Home does not watch a lot of NFLgames, but he does have a favorite player.

Talk about a player who is peerless andfearless... "I don't watch a lot of NFLgames, but if there was a receiver that I

would follow it would be Jerry Rice. Hecatches the ball in traffic, he can catch the

deep ball and he can catch the short passand turn it into a big gain. You also see himmake the big play on reverses.

"At the college level I

like the play of Peter Warrick

at Florida State and RandyMoss at Marshall. They are

like me in that they return

kicks in addition to playing widereceiver. I haven't seen Moss

that much except on highlights,

but he certainly has the game."

Home has seen Warrick close

up, in fact they put on the greatest

all-around dual in the 56-year his-

tory of Memorial Stadium earlier this

year. Warrick had 249 receiving yards and372 all-purpose yards (receiving, rushing,

punt returns and kickoff returns). Home

had 267 yards, including 131 in receptions

on 10 catches. The 639 yards combinedby the two combatants were the most by

opposing players in the same game in

ACC history.

"When I saw him make a big play, I

wanted to make a big play," said Home. "I

didn't want to try too hard, I wanted it to

come naturally. I just wanted to get our

team back in position to win." Home did all

he could that day. In fact he became the

first Clemson player in history to have over

100 yards receiving and 100 yards in kick-

off returns in the same game. His 267 all-

purpose yards rank second in Clemsonhistory to the 274 accumulated by Terrence

Flagler at Wake Forest in 1986.

"We just couldn't find a way to stop

number-seven," said Florida State coach

Bobby Bowden. "He had a terrific day. Wetried all kinds of different ways to stop him,

we just couldn't do it. He is a heck of a

football player."

That Florida State game really put

Home on the map because he achieved

those yards against a top five team that

has been ranked number-one in the nation

in defense. That game was not a blip on

the screen, however. He has had five 100-

yard receiving games and three games of

nine catches or more. The five 100-yard

receiving games is a Clemson record for a

single season.

Home is also on a pace to break RayMathews single season all-purpose yards

per game record of 122 yards per game, a

mark that has stood for nearly 50 years.

"I have really looked forward to the kick-

off returns and punt returns this year," said

Home. "Everytime I go out there I try to

score, that is the mentality you must have

when it comes to returns. I have that atti-

tude in practice, score every time I have

the ball. I hate to fair catch on punts. Themore times I have my hands on the ball,

the more I have a chance to score and help

the team."

Home has achieved much this year, but

certainly he would love to conclude the

season by winning the Biletnikof Award.

No Clemson player has won an award of

this magnitude since Terry Kinard wasnamed National Defensive Player of the

Year in 1982.

"I didn't think I had much of chance for

that award when the season began, but

now that I am in the final 10 it is something

I think about. It is a motivating factor for

me in practice and in games because it

would be a great honor."

If he continues to make receptions in

traffic, especially over the middle, he will

not only be peerless among Clemson

receivers, but nationally as well.

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Trustees & fidministration

Lawrence M. Gressette, Jr.

Chairman, ColumbiaBill AmickBatesburg

Louis P. Batson, Jr.

Greenville

Trustees Emeriti

William Green Deschamps, Jr.,

Bishopville

Fletcher C. Derrick, Jr.,

Charleston

Paul W. McAlister, Laurens

Buck Mickel, Greenville

Paul Quattlebaum,

Charleston

James C. Self, GreenwoodD. Leslie Tindal, Pinewood

James M. Waddell, Jr.,

Columbia

William N. Geiger, Jr.

Columbia

Executive Secretary - Thornton Kirby

Les McCrawGreenville

Doug KingsmoreAiken

Louis B. LynnColumbia

Patricia H. McAbeeMcCormick

Bill Hendrix

Chagrin Falls, OHJ. J. Britton

SumterThomas McTeer, Jr.

ColumbiaBill SmithColumbia

Joseph D. SwannGreenville

Clemson University Executive Officers

Constantine W. Curris, President

Steffen Rogers, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs

Gary Ransdell, Vice President for Administration and AdvancementJohn Kelly, Vice President Public Service and Agriculture

Almeda Rogers Jacks, Vice President for Student Affairs

Benjamin W. Anderson, General Counsel

Thornton Kirby Executive Secretary to the Board of Trustees

Scott Ludlow, Chief Financial Officer

David Stalnaker, Assistant to the President and Executive Director

Commission on the Future of Clemson University

Academic AdministrationDebra Broadwell Jackson, Acting Dean of Grad. School

Jerome V. Reel, Senior Provost and Dean of Undergrad. Studies

William B. Wehrenberg, Dean, Coll. of Agriculture, Forestry and Life Sciences

James F Barker, Dean, College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities

Jerry Trapnell, Dean, College of Business and Public Affairs

Harold E. Cheatham, Dean, College of Health, Education and Human Dev.

Thomas M. Keinath, Dean, College of Engineering and Science

Christopher J. Duckenfield, Vice Provost of Computer Information Technology

Joseph F Boykin, Jr., Dean of Libraries

A. Dewitt B. Stone, Assistant Vice President of Academic Affairs

Allen WoodFlorence

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Br. Osno Cam'seno Cams ha& been a president of a major unioers

Since becoming Clemson Universi-

ty's 13th president on May 22, 1995,

Constantino W. "Deno" Curris has begunto build a vision for the future based onidentifying and enhancing those quali-

ties that make the university distinctive.

In working to create a strong founda-

tion to support Clemson's goal of be-

coming a national university, Curris hasredirected resources to critical areas,

set the recruitment of top students andfaculty as well as an increase in

research funding as high priorities, andestablished a select commission of

alumni and friends to offer advice andcounsel.

The Curris File

Born: November 13, 1940

Spouse: Jo Hern Curris

Children: Robert Alexander, Elena

Diane

Education:

B.A. in Political Science (magna cumlaude) University of Kentucky, 1962

UA. in Political Science, University

of Illinois, 1965

Ed.D. in Higher Education, Universi-

ty of Kentucky, 1 967

Employment Resume:President and Professor of Public

Policy, University of Northern Iowa,

Cedar Falls, Iowa 1983-1995

President, Murray State University,

Murray, Kentucky, 1973-1983

Vice President and Dean of the Fac-

ulty, West Virginia Institute of

Technology, Montgomery, WV, 1971-

73

Dean of Student Personnel Pro-

grams, Marshall University, Hunting-

ton, WV 1969-71

Director of Academic Programs,West Virginia Board of Education,

Charleston, WV 1968-69

Vice President and Dean of the Fac-

ulty, Midway (KY) College, 1965-68

Assistant Coordinator, University of

Kentucky Centennial Celebration,

1964-65

Curris' . first challenge

upon coming to Clemsonwas filling key administrative

vacancies and building a

sense of teamwork and co-

operation among deans andexecutive officers—a task

which is largely completed.

In addition, he has estab-

lished a goal of recruiting

more young professors to

counter a graying of the

Clemson faculty.

Another immediate pri-

ority was increasing Clem-son's involvement with state

leaders and working with

other institutions to reverse

declining state funding

trends. The efforts helped

secure an increase in gener-

al state funding for higher

education as well as a capi-

tal bond bill designed prima-

rily for the state's colleges

and universities.

Curris has also focused

more attention on the univer-

sity's information technology

infrastructure, which had of-

ten been neglected during years of bud-

get cuts during the early 90's. Using $2million of savings from restructuring,

Curris funded a plan to extend the infor-

mation technology network campus-wide, providing network access to all

faculty and bringing 2,000 dormitory

rooms online. It was merely the first step

in a long-range plan to attain and main-

tain technological currency in the class-

room.

Another of Curris' early accomplish-

ments has been upgrading many basic

student and administrative services,

such as admissions recruiting, plant

maintenance and class registration sys-

tems.

Curris also believes in seeking input

from experts outside the university. TheCommission on the Future of ClemsonUniversity was created by the Board of

Trustees on Curris' recommendation to

build on earlier planning and self-study

efforts. In May, more than 300 alumni

and friends—leaders in industry and the

professions—came to campus for the

Commission's first meeting, to hear re-

ports on the university's goals and offer

perspective and insight to help the uni-

versity plan for the 21st century.

Building strong foundations is a test-

ed strategy that Curris used while presi-

dent of both Murray State University

—

where he oversaw extensive campusrenovations and improvements—and at

the University of Northern Iowa—wherehe led a move to raise admissions stan-

dards and strengthen academic pro-

grams.

A native of Lexington, Kentucky,

Curris received a bachelor's degree in

political science from the University of

Kentucky, a master's in political science

and public administration from the Uni-

versity of Illinois, and a doctorate in high-

er education from the University of Ken-

tucky.

Curris is also a national leader in

higher education. He is a past Chair-

man of the Board of Directors of the

American Association of State Colleges

and Universities and was a featured par-

ticipant in a 1997 national videotelecon-

ference on "The New Public University:

How Do We Compete in a Changing En-

vironment?" Curhs is also one of 25

presidents currently serving on the

national Kellogg Commission on the

Future of Land-Grant Universities.

When his schedule permits, Curris

enjoys gardening, fishing, and reading.

He is married to Jo Hern Curris, a tax

attorney and author, and they have a

son Robert Alexander, and a daughter,

Elena Diane.

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Improvement has been the watchword of

the Clemson football program since TommyWest became the head coach in December of

1993. Within each of his first three seasonshis teams have shown significant improve-

ment and gained strength as the season pro-

gressed.

His Clemson resume as a head coachincludes three bowl appearances, a top 25ranking in every season, eight road wins andfive wins over AP Top 25 teams. His teamshave risen in the ACC standings each year, to

a number-two finish in 1996. If his 1997team can appear in a bowl it would be the first

time since 1989-91 era that Clemson hasappeared in a bowl game three straight years.

Each of his first three seasons has seenthe Tigers make a late season run. In 1994,

with the youngest offense in Clemson history,

one that started seven freshmen at times, the

Tigers won three of their last four games,including a victory at 12th ranked North

Carolina.

The run of success at the end of the

1995 season had the Tigers in the top 25 of

every poll. Clemson won its last five regular

season games, including four wins by at least

17 points. West's Tigers were picked fifth in

the ACC preseason poll that year, but, thanks

to the third best offense in Clemson history

and a defense that ranked 10th in the

nation against scoring, Clemson fin-

ished third in the ACC standings with a

6-2 record, its best league finish since

the Tigers won the ACC title in 1 991

.

The 1995 campaign was one in

which Clemson excelled in every area.

The Tigers ranked fourth in the country

in rushing, yet also led the ACC in

yards per pass attempt. Defensively,

Clemson rated in the top 20 in the

nation in rushing defense, passing effi-

ciency defense and turnover margin. In

terms of special teams, Clemson wasthe only school in the nation to have an

individual ranked in the top 25 in punt-

ing, placekicking, punt returns and kick-

off returns.

The 1996 season saw Clemson win

five of its last six regular seasongames, including a victory at 15th

ranked Virginia, just the third road win

over a ranked team in the decade of the

1990s for the Tigers. For the secondstraight year Clemson won the ACCrushing title and reached a top 25 rank-

ing. Again, Clemson won 75 percent

of its ACC games, this time finishing

tied for second in the league standings

with North Carolina. The Tigers were

extended a bid to the Peach Bowl to

face LSU.

Clemson's improvement on the field

is matched with its improvement in the

classroom during the West era. Last

year 20 Clemson football players madethe ACC academic honor roll, the high-

est on record. In fact, each of the three

highest totals in that area in Clemson

history have taken place under West and the

team's cumulative GPA entering 1997 was a

20-year high.

West took over the head coaching posi-

tion on November 29, 1993. Less than a

month later he already had a bowl victory on

his ledger, a 14-13 triumph over Kentucky in

the Peach Bowl, Clemson's sixth bowl win in

an eight year period. With his debut in the

Peach Bowl, West became the sixth coach in

NCAA history to make his debut with a pro-

gram in a bowl game. However, he was just

the second coach in history to make his debut

in a bowl game without previously coaching

his new team as an assistant coach earlier in

the season.

West was a mainstay of a Clemsoncoaching staff that led the Tigers to a 69-20-

4 record and six Associated Press Top 20 fin-

ishes between 1982-89. During West's first

tour of duty with the Tigers as an outside line-

backer coach, Clemson played in five bowl

games (winning four) and claimed four ACCChampionships, including three in a row from

1986-88.

Clemson had a 44-10-1 record against

ACC competition during his era on the Tiger

staff, an 81 percent winning mark.

Additionally, five of those Clemson teamsranked in the top 15 in the nation in rushing

The West Family meets at the Memorial StadiumLandmark, Howard's Rock.

defense and scoring defense, and three

ranked in the top 12 in the nation in total

defense.

Clemson's 1989 defense ranked fifth in

the nation in total defense, rushing defenseand scoring defense and West's outside line-

backers had a lot to do with that success. His

top four outside linebackers that year all

played in the NFL in 1994. The list of former

West players in the NFL includes LevonKirkland and Wayne Simmons, both of whomhave played in the Super Bowl within the last

two years.

West began his coaching career as a

graduate assistant at Tennessee (his almamater) in 1977. He coached one year of high

school football at White County High in

Sparta, TN in 1978, then became an assis-

tant at Mississippi in 1979. For the 1980 and1981 seasons he served as an assistant

coach at Appalachian State.

After his career at Clemson (1982-89),

West became the running backs coach at

Tennessee. During that 1990 seasonTennessee won the Southeastern

Conference and captured the Sugar Bowl

with a win over Virginia. The Volunteers

scored a school record 442 points that year

and averaged over 410 yards a game in total

offense, 205.7 rushing and 205.4 passing.

He served as Co-Defensive Coordinator

at South Carolina in 1991 and 1992.

In 1993 West took over a UT-

Chattanooga team that had won just two

games in 1992. He doubled that total in

1993 and guided the Mocs to one of the

landmark wins in school history, a 33-31

win over #1 ranked Marshall. He con-

cluded the regular season with a 45-42

victory over Furman. Ironically, his first

regular season game as Clemsoncoach was a victory over Furman.

West earned three letters in his

four-year career at Tennessee (1972-

75). The Vols played in three bowl

games and were ranked in a final Top 20

in three seasons. He was the co-cap-

tain of Tennessee's 1975 football team

and played in the Blue-Gray All-Star

game that same year.

He began his college career as a

running back, but saw most of his play-

ing time as a tight end. He caught 37

passes for 575 yards in his career with

the Vols, including 16 passes for 233

yards as a senior. He earned a bache-

lor's degree from Tennessee in 1976

and was drafted by the Tampa Bay

Buccaneers that same year. Westplayed two years (1974-75) of baseball

at Tennessee and had a career batting

average of .305. He hit .367 in 1975

and was named All-SEC Eastern

Division.

Born Thomas Cleveland West on

July 31 , 1 954, he is marned to the for-

mer Lindsay Watkins of Forest City, NC.

The couple has one son, Turner.

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fi^&istant Coachesson Hssistants ha

Les HerrinAssistant Head Coach/Defensive Line

When Les Herrin discusses Clemson's greatest players of recent

memory people listen with a keen ear. Now in his 13th year with the

program. Herrin has tutored some of Clemson's greatest players. It all

started in 1981 when he coached the linebackers on Clemson's

National Championship team. One of his prized pupils was Jeff Davis,

first-team All-American and ACC Player-of-the-Year.

In 1982 Johnny Rembert was a starting linebacker under Herrin

and he became an All-American, then a Pro Bowl player (1989) with

the New England Patriots. Three-time pro bowl defensive tackle

Chester McGlockton. regarded as one of the top defensive players In

the NFL today was coached by Herrin between 1989-91.

Brentson Buckner, a 1996 Super Bowl participant with the

Pittsburgh Steelers, who is now with the Cincinnati Bengals, also

played for Herrin during that era. Last year. Trevor Pryce led the

Tigers in tackles for loss and sacks and was a first-round pick of the

Denver Broncos.

In his previous 12 years with Clemson he has coached in seven bowl games, been a part of six top 20seasons and four ACC titles. Clemson has had at least one all-conference player coached by Herrin in 1

1

of the 12 years he has been with the program.

The Les Herrin File

At Clemson: In his fourth season as assistant

head coach, 8th as the Tiger defensive line

coach, and 13th season overall.

Previous Coaching Experience: High SchoolAssistant at R/S Central High in Rutherfordton,

NC (1972-74); assistant at Lexington Senior Highin Lexington, NC (1975-76); athletic director andhead coach at Central Davidson High School in

Lexington, NC (1976-79); College - Defensivecoordinator at Appalachian State (1980-81); line-

backer coach at Clemson (1981-84); linebacker

coach at East Carolina (1985-87); outside line-

backer coach at North Carolina (1988); defensiveline coach at Clemson (1989-94); assistant headcoach/tackles and tight ends coach (1995); assis-

tant head coach/defensive line (1996-present).

Education: Waycross High School in Waycross,GA (1965); B.A. degree in Education fromWestern Carolina (1971); Master's degree in

Health and Physical Education from WesternCarolina (1972).College Playing Experience: Lettered four

years in football at Western Carolina.

Personal: Born February 18, 1948. ..He and his

wife Shirley have one son, Deke, a student at

Clemson.

Steve EnsmingerOffensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks

Steve Ensminger is in his 10th season as a coordinator at the

Division I level, his first at Clemson. Offenses he has been in charge

of have performed at high levels of success. Teams that have gained

over 450 yards per game of total offense, and ranked among the

nation's best in scoring have been prominent on the list of accom-plishments of Ensminger coached offenses.

Overall. Ensminger brings 16 years of coaching experience to

Clemson. This does not include his years as an outstanding player at

LSU. He played in three bowl games for the LSU Tigers and when he

graduated in 1979 he was second in LSU history in passing yardage,

just behind Bert Jones and ahead of the legendary Y.A. Tuttle.

The native of Baton Rouge. LA was a four-year letterman at LSUand he still holds LSU passing records for touchdowns in a game (four)

and longest touchdown pass play (82 yards). He was named the LSUteam tTIVP in 1979.

Ensminger spent the previous three seasons at Texas A&M. Last

year the Aggies averaged 404 yards per game, featuring a balanced attack that gained 230 yards rushing

and 174 passing on a per game basis. Texas A&M averaged 29 points per game against a schedule that

included five Top 25 opponents.

Between 1991-93 Ensminger tutored Eric Zeier and the Georgia Bulldogs. Ensminger's coaching was a

prime reason Zeier set 61 school passing records. The Bulldogs ranked ninth in the nation in total offense

in 1992 with 450.4 yards per game and finished 10th in the country in scoring with 32 points per contest.

The Steve Ensminger File

At Clemson: In his first year as offensive coor-

dinator and quarterback coach.Previous Coaching Experience: College - widereceivers at Nicholls State (1981-83); quarter-

backs and wide receivers at McNeese State

(1984-87); Offensive Coordinator/quarterbacks at

Louisiana Tech (1988-90); passing game coordi-

nator/quarterbacks at Georgia (1991-93);Offensive Coordinator/quarterbacks at TexasA&M (1994-96); Offensive Coordinator/quarter-

backs at Clemson (1997-present).

Education: Graduated from Baton RougeCentral High School in 1976. Earned a B.S. in

Physical Education from Louisiana State in 1979.College Playing Experience: Lettered four

years at LSU.Personal Data: Born on September 15, 1958.Married to former Amy Marie Gonzales. The cou-ple has two daughters, Krystalin and Brittany

Rose, and a son, Steve.

Reggie HerringDefensive Coordinator/Inside Linebackers

Reggie Herring is in his first year as defensive coordintor, but his

fourth season with the program. He has projected a mental and phys-

ical toughness to his linebackers and that toughness should enhancethe entire Tiger defense in 1997.

Among the players who have benefitted by his coaching is Anthony

Simmons, already one of the most decorated players in Clemson his-

tory He set a single season record for tackles last year with 178 and

IS listed as the Rising Star of College Football according to Street &Smith Magazine for 1997.

Herring is another example of an outstanding former player whohas gone on to become an outstanding coach. A teammate of Rick

Stockstill at Florida State, Herring left his own mark with the Seminole

program as a player.

Herring was captain of the 1980 Orange Bowl team and earned

AP All-America honors in 1980. The Seminoles played in the OrangeBowl and ranked in the top 10 in the nation his junior and senior sea-

sons, and he was recently inducted into the Florida State Hall of Fame. He was a three-year starter at

Florida State and the Seminoles played in three bowls during his four-year career. Florida State also had

three double-figure victory seasons during his career.

Like many of Clemson's assistant coaches in 1997, Herring has a diverse experience history. He has

been a part of successful programs at Oklahoma State, Auburn, TCU and now Clemson. He was defensive

coordinator at TCU prior to coming to Clemson.

Herring has not made vacation plans over the Christmas holidays for quite some time. He has been a

part of college football as a player and coach since 1977. In those 20 seasons he has been to 15 bowl

games. 12 as a coach and three as a player. He has already coached in three bowl games with Clemson.

The Reggie Herring File

At Clemson: In his fourth season as inside line-

backers coach, his first as defensive coordinator

Previous Coaching Experience: College -

Linebacker coach at Oklahoma State (1981-85);

linebacker coach at Auburn (1986-91); defensive

coordinator and linebacker coach at TexasChristian (1992-93); inside linebacker coach at

Clemson (Dec. 1 993-present).

Education: B.S. in Criminology from Florida

State (1981).

College Playing Experience: Three-yearstarter at linebacker for Florida State.

Personal Data: Born on July 3, 1959. ..married

the former Lisa Ward, and they have two children,

Caroline and Adam.

Richard BisacciaRunning Backs/Special Teams/Recruiting Coordinator

Records in every area have been set since Richard Bisaccia

became running backs coach of the Clemson Tigers In 1994.

Raymond Priester is the only active player In college football who holds

his schools rushing record on a game, season and career basis.

The Tigers have led the ACC In rushing each of the last two sea-

sons and they have done It with strong rushing and a lack of fumbling.

Clemson has lost just eight fumbles by running backs the last three

seasons. Including an all-time NCAA record low two lost tumbles In

1994.

Bisaccia, a Yonkers, NY native, learned how to hold onto the foot-

ball as a four-year starter and team captain at Yankton College.

Bisaccia was a free agent with the Philadelphia Stars of the USFL after

his college career.

While the 1983 Spring season saw the end of his playing career,

the 1983 Fall was the beginning of his coaching career. He wasnamed the offensive coordinator at Wayne State in Nebraska his first year out of college and he has been in

college coaching ever since.

Unlike many Division I full-time assistant coaches, Bisaccia has not made a lot of moves. He spent five

seasons at Wayne State, then six seasons at South Carolina and is now in his fourth full season at Clemson.

Bisaccia probably wears more hats than any other Clemson coach. In addition to his time with the run-

ning backs, he is also the special teams coach and the recruiting coordinator. Clemson has had a con-

sensus top 20 recruiting class each of the last two seasons. Clemson's freshmen defensive backs for 1997

were ranked best in the nation by SuperPrep.

The Richard Bisaccia File

At Clemson: In his fourth season as the Tigers'running backs coach and special teams coach.Previous Coaching Experlnce: College -

Offensive coordinator at Wayne State (NE)(1983-87); graduate assistant for wide receiversat South Carolina (1988); volunteer assistant for

defensive ends at South Carolina (1989-90); tight

ends coach at South Carolina (1991); runningbacks and special teams coach at South Carolina(1992-93); running backs and special teamscoach at Clemson (Dec. 1993-present).Education: New Fairfield High School in NewFairfield, CT; Earned a degree in health andphysical education from Yankton College (1983).College Playing Experience: Four-year starter

and team captain at Yankton College (1980-83).Personal Data: Born June 3, 1960 He and his

wife Jeanne have four children: daughters,Michele, Elizabeth, and Madeline and sonRichard Oakley,

David BibeeOutside Linebackers

David Bibee takes over the coaching reigns of one of the leg-

endary positions of Clemson football, the outside linebackers. This

position has seen many all-star Tigers in recent years, players whohave gone on to stellar careers in the NFL. Bibee's resume shows that

he is up to the challenge and many of his current players could go on

to join Clemson players of yesteryear in the NFL.

Bibee is in his 18th season as a college football coach. His expe-

rience in college athletics actually dates to 1973 when he started his

college career as a player at Tennessee. He graduated from that

school in 1977 and was a teammate of current Tiger Head CoachTommy West for two seasons.

Bibee started his college coaching career in Volunteer land in 1 977as a graduate assistant, then became the junior varsity coach at

Mississippi in 1978. From there he had stints at North Alabama,Middle Tennessee State, Austin Peay Appalachian State, SouthCarolina and Tennessee Tech.

Bibee has been involved in all aspects of coaching, from recruiting to administration to on the field coach-

ing. He has spent most of his career as a defensive coach, including 10 years as an assistant head coach.

He spent six years coaching for Appalachian State, ironically, Clemson's opponent in his first game as a

Tiger coach. The Mountaineers won two Southern Conference titles and twice led the nation in turnover mar-

gin during his career as a recruiting coordinator and secondary coach.

David Bibee File

At Clemson: In his first season as outside line-

backers coach.Previous Coaching Experience: College

—

Graduate assistant at Tennessee (1977); Co-Head coach of junior varsity squad at Mississippi

(1978); Secondary coach and recruiting coordi-

nator at North Alabama (1979); Secondarycoach and recruiting coordinator at MiddleTennessee State (1980); Secondary coach andrecruiting coordinator at Austin Peay (1981-82);Assistant head coach, secondary coach, andrecruiting coordinator at Appalachian State

(1983-88); Assistant head coach and secondarycoach at South Carolina (1989-93); Secondarycoach and recruiting coordinator at TennesseeTech (1996); Outside Linebackers coach at

Clemson (1997).Education: Graduated from Bristol's TennesseeHigh in 1972. Earned a B.S. in Health Educationfrom Tennessee In 1977.

Charlie HarbisonDefensive Backs

Charlie Harbison has been at Clemson for only two seasons, but

three of his proteges already are on National Football League rosters.

Brian Dawkins, who ranked among the top pass intercepters in the

nation for Clemson in 1995, was an NFL All-Rookie selection with the

Philadelphia Eagles in 1996. Leomont Evans was a member of the

Washington Redskins in 1996 after an AII-ACC season in 1995, while

Dexter McCleon was a second-round pick of the St. Louis Rams in

1996 and will see considerable action with that team in 1997.

Those three players were key reasons Clemson had 22 intercep-

tions in 1995, one of the top figures in Clemson history and one of the

top 15 totals in the nation.

Harbison has more experience at the professional level than anyother current Tiger mentor. Harbison was a starter at strong safety

with the New Orleans and Boston Breakers of the USFL in 1983-84

and also signed a free agent contract with the Buffalo Bills in 1982.

1985 and 1986.

Harbison also coached on the pro level with the Raleigh-Durham Skyhawks of the World League of

American Football, with the Charlotte Barons of the MLFS and with the Charlotte Rage of the AFL. He hascoached wide receivers, linebackers, and defensive backs in his career, but has by far his most experienceas a secondary coach.

In addition to his Division I experience, Harbison also has had significant success at the NAIA level. His

Gardner-Webb team of 1992 had a 12-2 record and played in the NAIA Championship game.

The Charlie Harbison File

At Clemson: In his third year as secondarycoach at Clemson.Previous Coaching Experience: College -

Defensive back coach at Gardner-Webb (1984);

wide receiver coach at Gardner-Webb (1992-93);

defensive back coach at UTEP (1994); defensive

back coach at Clemson (1995-present);

Professional—linebacker coach for Charlotte

Barons (1990); defensive back/special teamscoach for the Raleigh-Durham Skyhawks (1991);

defensive back coach for Carolina Cougars(1992); defensive back/wide receiver coach for

Charlotte Rage (1993-94).

Education: Received bachelors degree in busi-

ness administration from Gardner-Webb.College Playing Experience—Professional-Boston Breakers (1983), New Orleans Breakers

(1984), Buffalo Bills (preseason 1985-86).

Personal Data: Born October 27, 1959. He hastwo sons, Charlie and Stedrnan.

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John LatinaOffensive Centers and Guards

Many preseason magazines have ranked Clemson's offensive line

among the best In the nation and this ranking is testimony to the out-

standing job John Latina has done since he first came to Clemson In

1994. Some might have ranked Clemson's line fifth from the bottom

when he came to Clemson.Since then, Clemson has led the ACC in rushing In 1995 and

1996. That Includes the 1995 team that finished fourth in the country

In rushing. The line produced four first or second team AII-ACC play-

ers a year ago and now features all-stars Jim Bundren and Glenn

Rountree, two converted defensive players who were tutored In the

basics of the game by Latina three years ago.

Latina has been an offensive coach for a Division I program every

year since 1979. He is in his third season coaching the centers andguards, a drastic change from coaching the entire offensive line whenhe first came to Clemson.

The Virginia Tech graduate, who once played against Clemson as an offensive guard (1 978), has workedat Virginia Tech, Pittsburgh, Temple and Kansas State. He has already coached In a bowl game with four

different schools, Virginia Tech, Pittsburgh, Kansas State and Clemson.During his career he has worked with Dan Marino, who led the Panthers to a 9-3 ledger and the Cotton

Bowl In 1982. Paul Palmer, one of the top rushers in NCAA history with Temple, was also a member of

Latina's offense In the 1980s.

The John Latina File

At Clemson: In his third season as guards andcenters coach, his fourth season at Clemson.Previous Coaching Experience: College •

Assistant coach at Virginia Tech (1 979-81 ); assis-

tant coach at Pittsburgh (1982); offensive line

coach at Temple (1983-88); running game coordi-nator at Kansas State (1989-93); offensive line

coach at Clemson (Dec. 1993-1994); offensive

guards and centers (1995-present).Education: Received a bachelor's degree fromVirginia Tech (1979).College Playing Experience: Four-year letter

winner at Virginia Tech as an offensive guard(1975-78).Personal Data: Born September 18, 1957.. .heand his wife Michele have two sons John Jr., andMichael.

Mac McWhorterOffensive Tackles/Tight Ends

Mac McWhorter is an assistant coach who has been able to take

his experiences learned as a player and relate them to his pupils.

McWhorter was an All-SEC guard at Georgia in the 1970s and now is

producing AII-ACC offensive linemen as a coach. Senior Jim Bundren

and senior Lament Hall, both made AII-ACC teams last year and are

preseason Ail-Americans heading into this year.

McWhorter came to Clemson from Georgia, where he spent five

years (1991-96) as an offensive line coach. The Georgia native hada successful stint In Athens, where he worked with All-American Eric

Zeier from 1991-94, and a "tough-nose" running game in '95. Hehelped Georgia set numerous team records in many different cate-

gories in those five years. The Dogs led the SEC in rushing and pass-

ing during his career with the Bulldogs.

Coach McWhorter played football at Georgia in the early '70s as

an offensive lineman; so he is no stranger to the surroundings of suc-

cessful Division I football. He has played and coached in many big bowl games, including the Gator, Peach,

Hall of Fame, Citrus, and Sun Bowls.

McWhorter was an AP All-Southeastern Conference selection as a guard in 1973. He was also an hon-

orable mention All-American and was named captain of the Bulldogs. Georgia played in two bowl gamesduring his career.

McWhorter has been a college coach each of the last 17 years and 12 of those years he worked with

either Georgia or Georgia Tech. He also coached two years at ACC rival Duke (1990-91). Altogether,

McWhorter has coached in seven bowl games.

The Mac IVIcWhorter File

At Clemson: In his second as offensive tackles

and tight ends coach.Previous Coaching Experience: High School -

offensive line at Duluth High School (1974-75);offensive coach/offensive line at Douglas CountyComprehensive High School (1975-76); offensive

coordinator at Douglas County ComprehensiveHigh School (1976-79); Head Coach at Villa RicaHigh School (1979-80). College - assistant

coach/offensive line at Georgia Tech (1980-87);assistant head coach/offensive line at Alabama(1987-88); assistant coach/offensive line at

Alabama (1988); Head Coach at West GeorgiaCollege (1988-90); assistant coach/offensive line

at Duke (1990-91); assistant coach/offensive line

and tight ends at Georgia (1991-95); offensive

tackles/tight ends at Clemson (1996-present).

Education: Received a bachelor's degree fromGeorgia (1974).College Playing Experience: Earned four let-

ters at Georgia as an offensive lineman. Captainof 1973 Georgia Team.Personal Data: Born June 17, 1950. ..he and his

wife, Rebecca have two daughters: Kasay andKatie; and a son: Mac.

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Rick StockstillWide Receivers

Rick Stockstill has been around successful programs and record

setting offenses his entire coaching career. In his first year as quar-

terback coach at Clemson (1989), the Tigers set a school record for

completion percentage (60%). The Tigers led the Atlantic CoastConference in total offense for the 1991 season, and Clemson gained

the second most yards in school history in the process.

In 1995 Clemson had its third most productive offense in history

scoring over 300 points and gaining over 4500 yards of total offense.

The 1996 season saw one of the top improvements in Clemson histo-

ry over the course of the season on the oflensive side of the ball.

Stockstill also tutored productive offenses at Central Florida andBethune-Cookman in his early years as a football coach. As a player,

he was the starting quarterback for Florida State. He guided the

Seminoles to a pair of Orange Bowl appearances, a pair of top 10

rankings, and was the team captain in 1981.

It is no surprise that Stockstill has moved up the coaching ladder

so swiftly because he is the product of an athletic family. His father has considerable experience as the headcoach at Fernandina Beach High School in Florida. His brother, Jeff, was a starting wide receiver for the

Tigers in 1982, a reserve on the National Championship team of 1981.

Stockstill is in his ninth year with the Clemson program and the Tigers have been to bowl games in six of

the previous eight seasons. He joins Les Herrin and Whitey Jordan as the only assistant coaches in

Clemson history to serve under three different head coaches.

The Rick Stockstill File

At Clemson: In his third season as widereceivers coach and is in his ninth season with

the Tigers.

Previous Coaching Experience: College -

Offensive coordinator and quarterback coach at

Bethune-Cookman College (1983-84); assistant

head coach and wide receiver coach at theUniversity of Central Florida (1985-88); quarter-

back coach at Clemson (1989-1993); passinggame coordinator at Clemson (1992-93); co-

offensive coordinator and wide receiver coach(Dec. 1993-1994); wide receivers (1995-present).

Education: Fernandina Beach High School in

Fernandina Beach, FL (1977); B.S. degree in

Physical Education from Florida Stale (1982).College Playing Experience: Earned three let-

ters in football from Florida State. Captain of 1981Florida State team.Personal Data: Born December 23, 1959. ..he

and his wife Sara were married on July 7, 1990,and they have two children; Brent, and Emily.

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Graduate fissistant Coachesohn&an Hunter am Jice are in their second season at >

Johnson Hunter III

Graduate AssistantCoach

Responsibilities: GraduateAssistant coach who will work with

defense.

Vance Vice

Graduate Assistant

Coach

Coaching Experience: Student Assistant at Catawba College

(1988-90); special teams coordinator and linebackers coach at

Bandys High School (1991); defensive and special teams coor-

dinator at Bandys High School (1992-93); receivers coach at

North Carolina A&T State University (1994); outside linebackers

coach at North Carolina A&T State University (1995).

Playing Experience: College - Played for Catawba College for

two and one half years before suffering a knee injury. HighSchool - played for Coach Bruce Bolick at East Lincoln High

School... earned all-conference honors in both football andtrack.

Education: Received a bachelor's degree from CatawbaCollege in Business Administration/Physical Education in 1990.

He is currently pursuing a master's degree in physical education

administration and student affairs.

Personal Data: Born August 30, 1967 in Lincolnton, NC.Johnson is single.

Responsibilities: GraduateAssistant coach who will work with

offense and tight ends.

Coaching Experience: GraduateAssistant at University of Georgia (1990-92); Varsity football

assistant and Varsity boys track assistant at Hart County High

School (1992-96); Varsity wrestling head coach (1995-96).

Playing Experience: College - played for Oklahoma State... let-

tered three years... academic All-Big Eight tight end three

years... participated in Gator Bowl, Sun Bowl, and Holiday Bowl.

High School - played for Bristow High School in Bristow,

Oklahoma where he lettered four years in football, basketball,

and track... earned All-State in football and was awarded the

Hall of Fame Scholar Athlete Award.

Education: Received a bachelor's degree from OklahomaState in Secondary Education in 1990. He received his master's

from the University of Georgia in Education Administration in

1993. He is currently pursuing an educational specialist degreein education administration.

Personal Data: Born August 26, 1966 in Bristow, Oklahoma.Vance is married to the former Kerry Cole of Toccoa, Georgia.

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camps to choose from at Clemson University. The Tiger Cub Camp is for young men in

grades 4-8. The Tiger Camp is for young men in grades 9-12. Coach West and the entire

coaching staff are camp instructors along with select high school coaches. For more infor-

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C/amson Coachesfemson's Head Coaches haue had a camhined 71 Top 2S seasons

Trevor AdairMen's SoccerLock Haven State '82

26-13-3 at Clemson, 2 years60-37-8 overall, 6 years

'Guided Clemson to a top five finish

and thie second round of thie NCAATournament in his first year with the

program.

'First season also included a pair of

wins over top 10 teams on the road

(North Carolina and Santa Clara) andthree top 25 wins overall.

'Has taken a team to the Sweet 1 6 of

the NCAA Tournament and a final top 20 ranking two of last three

years.

'Coached Brown to the NCAA Tournament Final Eight in 1994.

The Bruins also won the Ivy League and recorded a victory over #1

ranked Boston University that season. In 1993 his Brown teamdefeated second-ranked Virginia.

'Had four top 25 wins in 1996.

Rick BarnesMen's BasketballLenoir Rhyne '77

56-34 at Clemson, 3 years184-120 overall, 10 years

'Has taken Clemson to postseason

play in each of his three years at

Clemson, two NCAAs and one NIT. Heguided Clemson to its first Sweet 16 fin-

ish since 1990 when the Tigers defeat-

ed Miami (OH) and Tulsa in 1997.

'Clemson finished eighth in the final

USA Today poll in 1997, its highest

ranking ever and the 1996-97 Tigers

were ranked in every poll, a first in Clemson history.

'Tigers were ranked second in the nation on January 20, 1997,

Clemson's highest ranking ever.

'Clemson set a record for wins away from home in 1996-97 with

11, including an overtime victory over third-ranked and defending

National Champion Kentucky.

'Defeated all eight ACC teams in 1995-96, just the fifth time in

history Clemson has done that.

Wayne Coffman, Women'sTrack and Cross CountryClemson '81

15 years at Clemson18 Top 25 Seasons'Played on an ACC Champion and

has coached four ACC championship

teams.

'Five-time ACC Coach-of-the-Year,

including 1996 in indoor track. Also a

three-time district Coach-of-the-Year.

'Has coached 16 indoor track Ail-

Americans and 27 outdoor Ail-

Americans to go with nine cross coun-

try Ail-Americans. Overall, has coached 86 ACC Champions.'Cross Country has 1 1 top 20 finishes in his 15 years as head

coach. Overall, has had 18 top 25 finishes in the tfiree programscombined.

'In 1985-86 the program finished in the top 25 in all three sports,

a first in Clemson women's track history.

'Cross country team finished third nationally in 1990, highest

ranking for a women's sports team in Clemson history.

Jim DavisWomen's BasketballTennessee Wesleyan, 70208-102 at Clemson, 10 years352-142 overall, 17 years'Clemson's winningest women's

basketball coach in history with 208victories.

'ACC Coach-of-the-Year in 1997, the

third time he has won that award.

'First basketball coach to guide

Clemson to an ACC Championship,

his Tigers won ACC Tournament at

Rock Hill in 1996. Included in the string

of wins was a third straight triumph over a top 10 Virginia team.

'Has taken Clemson to the NCAA Tournament in nine of his 10

years and to postseason play in all 10 years.

'Clemson has won at least 20 games in eight of his 10 years as

head coach and he has averaged 21 wins per season. Eight of

those 10 years Clemson has been ranked in the final top 25, includ-

ing a #14 ranking in 1996.

Nancy Harris

/ Women's Tennis" '^^1^^ Alabama, '84

First year at Clemson\ -~. - Tp 198-37 overall, 9 years^ ^ -n^ f 'Coached 36 women's All-

Americans and 17 men's All-

Americans at Auburn University at

Montgomery.

'Guided Auburn-Montgomerywomen to the NAIA National

Championship match each of the last

seven years and had eight consecutive

top 10 teams.

'Had a 135-24 record as women's coach (.850) and 63-13 markas men's coach (.829).

'Named National Coach of the Year at the NAIA level four times,

including three times as coach of the men's program.

'Played professionally in Wimbledon, the US Open and the

Australian Open.

'In 1 995 and 1 996 her men's teams at Auburn-Montgomery wonthe NAIA National Championship, the first female coach in history to

lead a men's program to a national championship.

Jolene HooverWomen's VolleyballIllinois State '86

95-41 at Clemson, 4 years

188-72 overall, 7 years

'Has coached Clemson to the NCAAtournament in two of her four seasonswith the Tigers, the only NCAATournament appearances in Clemsonhistory.

'Clemson has won 70 percent of its

matches in three of her four seasons

and finished second in the ACC in

three of her four seasons.

'Named ACC Coach-of-the-Year in 1994, first Clemson volley-

ball coach so honored.

'Won 17 straight regular season tournaments at one stretch in

her Clemson career.

'Has had an AII-ACC player every year she has coached at

Clemson.'Player-of-the-Year in the Gateway Conference as a collegiate

player at Illinois State.

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Chuck Kriese, Men's TennisTennessee Tech, 72

471-261 at Clemson, 22 years

"Winningest men's tennis coach in

Clemson and ACC history. His 471

career wins rank in the top 10 all-time.

*Has coached Clemson to 16 NCAATournament appearances in his 22

years as head coach. That includes

six Final Eight Finishes and 1 1 Final

"^^^ S 16 finishes,

^'l.; ^1 'Clemson has 13 top 20 national fin-

ishes since 1979 under Kriese, includ-

ing a #19 finish in 1997.

'Tigers have won 1 ACC regular season championships and 1

conference championships under Kriese. Nine times Clemson has

won the ACC Tournament under Kriese, including 1997.

*A total of 18 Tigers have won 30 All-America certificates andseven Tigers have won individual national awards in Kriese's career.

Among his more prominent players have been Jay Berger, Rick

Rudeen, and Mark Dickson, who have all had celebrated profes-

sional careers.

Jack Leggett, BaseballMaine '76

203-72 at Clemson, 4 years580-359 overall, 18 years

'Took Clemson to at least 50 wins, a

top 10 final ranking and the NCAATournament each of his first three

years as Clemson Head Coach.

'Has had Tigers in the College World

Series in 1995 and 1996.

*Has averaged 50 wins a year for his

career at Clemson and had the Tigers

in the NCAA tournament and the final

Top 25 every season.

*His Tigers have 53 wins over Top 25 teams in his first four years,

including three wins over the number-one team.

*Guided Clemson to its first ever Final Four finish at the College

World Series and the number-four final ranking tied for the highest

finish ever.

*ACC Coach-of-the-Year in 1994 and 1995, just the third coach

in any sport in ACC history to be named ACC Coach-of-the-Year in

each of his first two years with a program.

*Won ACC Tournament Championship in 1994 and ACC regular

season title in 1994 and 1995.

'Three of his players, Kris Benson, Matt LeCroy and Billy Koch,

were members of the 1996 US Olympic Team.

Tracey LeoneWomen's SoccerNorth Carolina '91

44-18-2 at Clemson, 3 years

*Has guided Clemson to the NCAATournament in each of her first three

years at Clemson, each of the first

three years of the program.

'Clemson is only program in

women's soccer to advance to the

NCAA Tournament in each of its first

three years.

"Program has finished in the top 20

in each season, #13 in 1994 and #15

in 1995, #18 in 1996.

'Took Clemson to the finals of the 1996 ACC Tournament.

'Team had a school record four wins over top 25 teams in 1996.

'Leone was member of United States World Cup Championship

team in 1991.

Bruce MarchiondaMen's & Women's SwimmingWestminster College 79Men 20-10 at Clemson, 3 years

Women 20-10 at Clemson, 3 years'Coached Clemson to the 1997 ACC

Women's Championship, Clemson'sfirst ACC title in swimming in the

decade of the 1990s. The Lady Tigers

defeated six-time defending champion. North Carolina in its own pool to pull off

I** the victory

jS I'Marchionda was named ACC Coach

of the Year in Women's Swimming in 1997. The Lady Tigers were

ranked 23rd in the final regular season poll.

'Clemson had a combined record of 15-6 in the men's and

women's program in 1995-96, its best combined mark in eight years.

Record included wins in men's and women's competition over South

Carolina for the first time since 1989-90.

'Lady Tigers were ranked as high as 24th in the nation during the

1995-96 season, first top 25 ranking for a Clemson swimming teamsince 1988-89.

Larry Penley, GolfClemson '81

14 years at Clemson1 1 Top 20 Seasons

M,*^-^ ^ 'Guided Clemson to a #3 NCAA« W- Tournament finish in 1997, tied for the" highest ranking in Clemson history

'Coached NCAA Champion Charles

Warren, Clemson's first NCAA golf

champion,

'Has coached Clemson to 14 straight

appearances in the NCAA National

Tournament, a record for any Clemsoncoach in any sport.

'One of just two active coaches in the country who has taken a

team to the NCAA golf national tournament 14 straight years.

'Clemson has finished in the top 20 in the nation 11 of his 14 sea-

sons, including three top four finishes (1989, 1993 and 1997).

'Clemson has won three NCAA Regional Championships, four

ACC titles and 33 tournaments overall in his 14 years at Clemson.

Only coach in NCAA history to win three consecutive regional cham-pionships.

'Has coached 26 All-America selections in his 14 years at

Clemson, including first-team Ail-Americans Richard Coughlan and

Charles Warren in 1997.

*ACC Coach of the Year in 1996 and 1997, he also won the award

in 1987.

Bob PollockMen's Track & Cross CountryThe Citadel '71

Nine years at Clemson12 Top 20 Teams'Has won 12 ACC Championships in

his Clemson career, more than any

other coach in Clemson history.

'A 12-time ACC Coach of the Year

selection, also the most in Clemson his-

tory.

'Tigers won ACC Indoor and Outdoor

Track championships in 1997 and

ranked in the top 25 nationally in both.

'One of just three coaches in ACC history to win ACC Coach of

the Year honors in each of his first two years with a program.

'Coached the Tigers to a #17 final ranking in outdoor track in

1997, his 12th top 20 team in cross country, indoor or outdoor track.

'Clemson's outdoor track team has now finished in the top 20

seven straight years and the indoor team has been in the top 20 four

of the last six years.

'Guided Clemson to ACC Championship in cross country, indoor

track and outdoor track in his first year at Clemson, 1988-89.

'Clemson has had 97 All-America certificates in indoor, outdoor

track and cross country in his career.

'Has coached seven national champions in his career at

Clemson.

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—

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are located between the stands and can bereached by exit from any portal.

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found, please report it to the Gate 1 or Gate10 information booths.

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ij^HERFF JONES

Meet the Tigersison ha& 1S returning &tarter& and S2 returning lettermen ii

Rahim Abdullah

53 • OLB

Damond Ward makes a hit against Appalachian State.

Phillip Ashe80 • CB

Derek Basileo

28 'WR

Michael Brice

36 • PK/P

Brent Banasiewicz

74 •OG

Elmer Bench65 • SN

Adonis Bristow

40 'TB

Howard Bartley

47 • OLB

Ivan Brewington36» FS

Lorenzo Bromell

91 • DT

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Joedy Mitchell

68 'OT

Eric Ramsey69 'OG

V

Jamie Somaini34« PK

Adam Varnidore

69 'OG

Terry Witherspoon26» FB

Theo Mougros60 • MG

Matt Padgett

38 • PKTony Plantin

96» DT

Darius Rapley

55 • ILB

David Richardson

29* PKRyan Romano

43 'PK

Jason Stockunas87 •WR

Brandon Streeter

14 'QBMark Striewing

63 'OG

Damond Ward22 'CB

Justin Watts

16«WRRaymond White

97* MG

Brian Wofford

25 'WRMorgan Woodward

54 'TEMichael Young

50 • ILB

Holland Postell

70 'OT

Glenn Rountree75 -OG

Shawn Sullivan

39 'SN

Eric Williams

99» DT

Sam Zanders6» FB

Raymond Priester

27 'TB

Anthony Simmons41 • ILB

John Thompson44* FB

Mond Wilson

42 • ILB

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Tiger Rooh'esSigness C/ass Oias ranked in the Top 20 6(j most seruicea.

Alex Ardley

28 'CBMatt Bailey

80 'WRJovon Bush

95 • DT

Darrel Crutchfield

30* DBWoody Dantzler

11 • QB

Charles Hafley

40» FSTerry Jolly

92 'MGMarcus Martin

17»WRWill Merritt

50 • OGRaj Mitchell

51 • ILB

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Neely Page62 'OT

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HO

Jason Collinsenior ha& made good use ofOickerij Hal^T

by James Brunson

What leads a high school senior

from Louisiana to choose to play

football for Clemson rather than

other traditional powers such as

LSU, Colorado, and Texas A&M?Is it the beautiful location at the

base of the Blue Ridge mountains?

How about the 80,000 screaming

fans? Or maybe it is the rubbing of

Frank Howard's mystical rock fol-

lowed by the famous running of the

hill that separates Clemson from the

rest for most high school athletes.

While all of these played a part in his

decision, red-shirt senior Jason

Collins picked the Tigers for another

reason.

"I chose Clemson over LSU,

Colorado, and Texas A&M because

of Vickery Hall," says Collins of the

two-story, 27,000 square foot acad-

emic support building on the

Clemson campus.

The decision has proved to

be a smart one for the industri-

al education major. "If I ever

have any problems in a class, I

can just go over there and tell

the tutors, and they try to help

any way they can. They are

really good people in that

department. If I don't need

help, then there are rooms that

I can go in and just study,"

Collins explains.

With hard work and the help

from tutors, Collins plans to

graduate this December. "If you

can't get a degree with the help

and resources that you have

here, then you just aren't try-

ing!" says the 6-5, 230-pound

tight end.

Many obstacles stood

between Jason and college

graduation just a few short

years ago. "I lived in NewOrleans, and it was rough. I

kept messing around and doing

nothing, and I failed a grade in

junior high." Following this setback,

the Collins family moved to Slidell,

LA to get away from the danger and

distraction of the Big Easy and help

Jason improve academically.

"Finally, I decided to get it togeth-

er when a high school coach called

me and told me that he thought I

was good enough to earn a schol-

arship."

Boy did he ever get it together.

Collins preceded to graduate from

high school in three years! "I went to

summer school every summer to get

classes out of the way so that I could

graduate a year early with my origi-

nal class. That means a lot whenyou can graduate with your class."

Collins kept working hard in the

classroom once he arrived in

Tigertown in the fall of 1993. "WhenI got here, I tried to carry over what I

had accomplished in high school to

here." Says Collins, "Of course, you

Collins will graduate this December thanks to his workwith the staff at Vickery Hall.

can't afford to mess around while

you're here, or you won't be here too

long."

The weightroom is another roomthat Jason has worked hard in while

at Clemson. With a time of 4.53 in

the 40- yard dash and a leg sled of

1,000 pounds, he has developed

into the strongest and fastest Tiger

tight end in over 10 years. Collins is

blessed with a rare combination of

both strength and athletic ability,

demonstrated by the fact that he is

the only current Tiger to rank in the

top 1 on the team in both the power

clean (sixth) and vertical jump(ninth).

Another top 10 ranking that

Collins' holds on the team is dis-

tance away from home, as Slidell

sits a lengthy 12 hour car trip away

from Pickens County. Even with the

distance involved, Jason's parents

make the trip about four times a sea-

son to see him play. They've

made it to the Florida State and

Virginia games so far this sea-

son.

With their help and calls to

his older brother, who lives in

Lake Charles, LA, Jason has no

problems making it alone in

South Carolina. "My brother is

my biggest hero. He played

wide receiver at McNeeseState, so he knows what I amgoing through with football and

graduation. If I have any ques-

tions, I just call him."

Long distance phone com-

panies can expect to stay busy

well into the future, as Jason

has no plans of leaving South

Carolina for a while. "I'm not

going back to Louisiana, there

are too many good job opportu-

nities around here!"

Sounds like the Clemson

football program has created

another transplanted South

Carolinian.

Hi

Strength Trainingfem&on ha& had 17 &trangth fHf'f)merican& since f96f

Raymond White

1996 Clemson Strength

All-American

Strength Ail-Americans

1981 Jeff Davis, LBJeff Bryant, DTLee Nanney, OT

1983 William Perry, MG1984 Kenny Flowers, TB1985 JimRiggs, TE1986 Ty Granger, OT1987 Danny Pearman, TE1988 Donnell Woolford, DB1989 Vince Taylor, LB1990 Levon Kirkland, OLB1991 Mike Brown, C1992 Brentson Buckner, DT1993 Stacy Seegars, OG1994 Nelson Welch, PK1995 Brian Dawkins, SS1996 Raymond White, MG

Lifter-of-the-Year

1985 Kenny Flowers, TBJohn Phillips, OG

1986 Ty Granger, OT1987 Mark Drag, MG1988 JeffBak,

1989 Levon Kirkland, OLB1990 Arthur Bussie, DT

Curtis Whitley, C1991 Ashley Sheppard, OLB1992 Warren Forney, DT1993 Ed Glenn, TE

Stephen Wynn, TE1994 Ed Glenn, TE1995 Patrick Sapp, OLB1996 Raymond White, MG

Joey Batson

Head Strength Coach

John Sisk

Asst. Strength Coach

Ruben MendozaAsst. Strength Coach

Clemson Strength Staff (L-R): Wes Osswald, Larry Greenlee, John Sisk, Ruben Mendoza, Joey Batson,

Brandon Hourigan and Preston Greene.

V2

C/emson Sports SchedufeC/amson fia&ketball 6egin& next Friday for Lady Tigers, and Men.

BOLD denotes event(s) at Clemson

Nov. 8

Nov. 9

Nov. 1

Nov. 1

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Nov. 14

Nov. 15

Football vs. Duke 12 noonMen's Tennis in ITA Rolex Indoor Championships@ Chapel Hill. NC All Day

Volleyball vs. College of Charleston 4:00 PMWomen's Soccer in ACC Tournament @

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Men's Soccer vs. Wake Forest 2:00 PMWomen's Basketball vs. Russian Team

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@ Hilton Head, SC All DayMen's Soccer in ACC Tournament @ Orlando, FL TBAMen's Swimming & Diving in Auburn Invitational

Women's Swimming & Diving in Auburn Invitational TBAWomen's Basketball at Tennessee Tech in NIT 8:00 PMGolf in Golf World/Palmetto Dunes Invitational

@ Hilton Head, SC All DayMen's Basketball vs. North Carolina-

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(Hall of Fame Day) 3:30 PMMen's Soccer in ACC Tournament @ Orlando, FL TBAMen's Swimming & Diving in Auburn Invitational TBAWomen's Swimming & Diving in Auburn Invitational TBAMen's Cross Country in District III Championships

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Women's Cross Country in District III

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Nov. 16

Nov. 21

Nov. 22

Nov. 23

Nov. 24

Nov. 25

Nov. 27

Nov. 28

Nov. 29

Nov. 30

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@ Hilton Head, SCVolleyball at Wake Forest

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Men's Cross Country in NCAA Championships

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Women's Cross Country in NCAA Championships

@ Greenville, SC Morning

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THE COMMISSION ON THE

FUTURE OFCLEMSON UNIVERSITY

More than 300 alumni and friends from all over the nation gathered at the Madren Ceriter on May 2, 1997, for the

convening of the Commission on the Future of Clemson University. The Commission was created by the Board of

Trustees as a way to elicit recommendations and suggestions from alumni and friends on how to chart a successful course

for the University into the 21st century and position Clemson as one of America's leading universities. All of the

members of the Commission are volunteers who pay their own expenses incurred in connection with their work on the

Commission. The chairpersons are as follows:

National Co-chair National Co-chair

Lawrence M. Gressette, Jr. '54,

Chairman of Clemson's Board of Trustees

and of the Executive Committee of

SCANA Corp., Columbia, SC

College of Apiculture, Forestry and Life Sciences

Jerry H. Ballengee, President and COO, Union CampCorp., Wayne, NJ

College of Architecture, Arts and Humanities

Ted P. Pappas '57, President, Pappas Associates

Architects Inc., Jacksonville, FL

College of Business and Public Affairs

Arthur M. Spiro '45, President, AMS-Tex Enterprises

Inc., Great Neck, NY

College of Engineering and Science

Milton W. Holcombe '53, Retired VP and Founder,

Electrospace Systems Inc., Dallas, TX

College of Health, Education and Human Development

Carolyn W. Creel '61, President, C.C. & Associates,

Myrtle Beach, SC

Student Life and Services

James E. Bostic, Jr. '69, Senior VP, Environmental,

Government Affairs and Communications, Georgia

Pacific Corp., Atlanta, GA

Intercollegiate Athletics

Philip H. Prince '49, President Emeritus of Clemson

and Retired Senior VP, Human Resources, American

Express Co., Mt. Pleasant, SC

University Research

Dan C. Stanzione '67, President, Bell Labs and

President, Network Systems, Warren, Nj

Jerry E. Dempsey '54,

Chairman and CEO of PPGIndustries Inc., Pittsburgh, PA

Library and Information Technology

Sean C. Rush, General Manager, Global Education

Industry, IBM Corp., Boston, MA

Public Services and Cooperative Extension

Darra W. Cothran '69, Attorney and Partner,

Woodward Cothran & Herndon, Columbia, SC

Undergraduate Education and the Clemson Experience

Jane Robelot '82, Co-anchor, "CBS This Morning,"

New York, NYSonny White '65, President, Ciba Specialty

Chemicals Corp., Greensboro, NC

University Advancement

Frank M. Bishop, Jr. '65, Partner, INVESCO Capital

Management, Atlanta, GAA. Neil! Cameron, Jr., President, Ogiivy & Mather

South, Atlanta, GA

University Management and Finances

William B. Sturgis '57, Retired President, Cryovac

Division of W.R. Grace & Co., Greenville, SC

Continumg Education and Professional Development

Bill Carpenter, Retired Chairman and CEO, Rust

Environment and Infrastructure, Greenville, SC

Clemson's Contributions to South Carolina's Future

Paul E. Blackwell '63, Retired U.S. Army Lieutenant

General, York, SC

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In 1991, two very special anniver-

saries in the Clemson football tradition

were observed. Not only did the 1991

season mark the 10th anniversary of

Clemson's National Championshipseason, but it also marked the 50th

birthday of the place where the Tigers

won six games that season: Memorial

Stadium.

In the first 55 years of Memorial

Stadium, Clemson has a record of 192-

71-7, including a 34-9-1 ledger over

the last seven seasons. Clemson had a

16-game unbeaten streak at homebetween 1990-92 and has a career win-

ning ratio of 72.4 percent.

The stadium has definitely beengood to the Tigers who call it home, but

the stadium was constructed against

the advice of at least one Clemsoncoach. Just before head coach JessNeely left for Rice University after the

1939 season, he gave Clemson a mes-sage. "Don't ever let them talk you into

building a big stadium," he said. "Put

about 10,000 seats behind the

Y.M.C.A. That's all you'll ever need'.

Instead of following Coach Neely's

advice, however, Clemson officials de-

cided to build the new stadium in a val-

ley on the western part of campus.The place would take some clearing-

there were many trees, but luckily

there were no hedges.

The crews went to work: clearing,

cutting, pouring, and forming. Finally,

on September 19, 1942, Clemson Me-morial Stadium opened with the Tiger

football team thrashing Presbyterian

College, 32-13. Those 20,000 seats

installed for Opening Day would soon

grow; and grow and grow. This year

Clemson celebrates its 56th year in

this outstanding facility.

When the original part of the stadi-

um was built in the early 40's, much of

the work was done by scholarship ath-

letes, including many football players.

The first staking out of the stadium wasdone by two members of the football

team, A.N. Cameron and Hugh Webb.Webb returned to Clemson years later

to be an architecture professor, andCameron went on to become a civil en-

gineer in Louisiana.

The building of the stadium did not

proceed without a few problems. Oneday during the clearing of the land, oneyoung football player proudly

announced that he was not allergic to

poison oak. He then commenced to

attack the poison oak with a swing

blade, throwing the plants to and fro.

The next day, however, the boy wasswollen twice his size and had to be put

in the hospital.

There are many other stories about

the stadium including one stating that

Clemson has won over 70 percent of its games in Memorial Stadium since the facility

opened in 1942.

Frank Howard put a chew of tobacco in

each corner of the stadium as the con-

crete poured.

Howard says that the seeding of

the grass caused a few problems.

"About 40 people and I laid sod on the

field," he says. "After three weeks, on

July 15, we had only gotten halfway

through.

"I told them that it had taken us

three weeks to get that far, and I wouldgive them three more week's pay for

however long it took. I also told themwe would have 50 gallons of ice creamwhen we got through. After that it took

them three days to do the rest of the

field. Then we sat down in the middle

of the field and ate up that whole 50gallons."

Howard says that on the day of the

first game in the stadium,"the gates

were hung at 1 :00 pm and we played at

2:00 pm." But that would be all of the

construction for a while. Then in 1958,

18,000 sideline seats were added and,

in 1960, a total of 5,658 West end zone

seats were added in response to in-

creasing attendance. With the large

end zone,"Green Grass" section, this

expansion increased capacity to about

53,000.

Later, upper decks were added to

each side of the stadium as crowdsswelled-the first one in 1978 and the

second in 1983. This increased capac-

ity to over 80,000 which makes it oneof the 10 largest on-campus stadiums

in the country.

The effect spiraling inflation has

had in this century can be dramatically

seen in the differences in stadium con-

struction. The original part of the sta-

dium was built at a cost of $125,000 or

at $6.25 a seat. The newest upper

deck was finished in 1983 at a cost of

$13.5 million, or $866 a seat.

Through the years. Memorial Sta-

dium has become known as "Death

Valley." It was tagged this by the late

Presbyterian coach, Lonnie McMillan.

After bringing his PC. teams to

Clemson for years and getting

whipped, McMillan said the place waslike Death Valley. A few years later the

name stuck.

On November 16, 1974 the playing

surface was named Frank HowardField for the legendary coach because

of his long service and dedication to

the University.

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Clemson University's commitment to

provide its student-athletes with the very

best of facilities is evident in many ways.

From the soaring upper decks of MemorialStadium, to the state-of-the-art strength

training facility, young men and womenfrom all 18 of Clemson's varsity sports

have the very best in facilities for training

and competition. Vickery Hall is no excep-

tion, as the $3 million structure is asimpressive aesthetically as any of the

other facilities. But the importance of

Vickery Hall to the Clemson University

Athletic Department is not found in the

structure itself, but in the many programsthat the building houses.

Vickery Hall opened in the spring of

1991 and was the first in the country built

solely for the all-around education of stu-

dent-athletes. The two-story, 27,000square -foot building is open throughout

the day and into the evening to accommo-date the extended schedules of student-

athletes.

The mission of the Student-Athlete En-

richment Programs is to monitor, guide,

and encourage student-athletes to fulfill

their long term goal, and to achieve their

academic and career potential.

Vickery Hall focuses on three primary

areas to meet the student-athlete's needs.

Academic SupportClemson's Student-Athlete Enrichment

Programs have provided one of the best

academic support and advising programsin the nation.

The proof is in the statistics. A record

number of Clemson student-athletes madethe academic honor roll in 1997. Eight of

Clemson's 13 Sports programs had a high-

er GPA than the student body average in

the 1997 Spring semester. TwentyClemson football players were on the ACCacademic honor roll for the 1996-97 aca-

demic year, an all-time record. The Tiger

football team had an all-time record GPAfor the entire year in 1996-97. The Aca-

demic Counselor performs a variety of du-

ties to track academic progress. Their du-

ties include providing assistance in regis-

tration and priority scheduling, contacting

faculty, personally checking classes, re-

cording information, counseling sessions

with student-athletes, providing diagnostic

testing, and directing career aspirations.

One of the most prestigious programsthat has received recognition essential to

the growth of Vickery Hall is the tutorial

program.

The Student-Athlete Enrichment Pro-

gram has been granted a Level 1 certifica-

tion from the College of Reading andLearning Association, International Tutor

Certification Program. Of the 160 pro-

grams certified by CRLA, the ClemsonStudent-Athlete Enrichment Program is

one of three student-athlete programs in

the country to achieve this distinction.

Having tutor certification enables stu-

dent-athletes to be provided the highest

quality of academic assistance possible.

Approximately 80 tutors are hired to pro-

vide academic support in the many subject

areas offered.

The Department of Student-Athlete En-

richment Programs has recognized the

need for students to have access to high-

quality computing equipment and hasmade a commitment to provide the stu-

dent-athletes at Clemson with the largest

computer lab in the country. Located onthe first floor of Vickery Hall is the

Department of Student-Athlete EnrichmentPrograms' Microcomputer Laboratory. Thelab is open seven days a week, for 16hours on Monday through Thursday, andlimited time on Saturday and Sunday.During exam periods the lab hours are

extended.

The lab staff has a full-time computer

Clemson has a staff of 11 full-time employees to work with Tiger student-athletes in

various self-enrichment programs.

manager, and also graduate students,

many of whom are pursuing advanced de-

grees in computer science. Lab staff mem-bers are available for tutoring of any Com-puter Science course, as well as the manymanagement, engineering and business

courses that deal with personal computers.The Student-Athlete Enrichment Pro-

gram is committed to providing state-of-

the-art computing facilities. New comput-ers have recently been purchased bringing

the lab to a state of the art facility Over 40computers are available for student-ath-

letes.

All computers are fully connected to

the internet allowing for access of comput-ers throughout the world for research andcommunication.

Personal Growth ProgramOne of the most important programs

that helps student-athletes reach their full

potential and engage successfully in this

college experience is the Personal Growthand Development Program.

The purpose of this program is to assist

the student-athlete in making a successful

transition into his/her university and athlet-

ic life. These programs will provide the stu-

dent-athlete the opportunity to examineand explore issues and topics pertaining to

his/her values, personal health and well-

ness, behavior, and goals. The specific

topics will encompass both general transi-

tion issues and specific athletic issues as

well.

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vides student-athletes an opportunity to

fulfill career aspirations by participating in

various career seminars offered by the

staff at Vickery Hall. The philosophy of this

program is to provide student-athletes with

job searching skills and strategies, intern-

ships, practicum experience as well as

summer employment. These programs are

designed to address specific career oppor-

tunities through a program that uses each

year to gain information on the student-

athletes.

By using the resources available to the

University, Alumni Center and the Athletic

Department, Clemson is working to estab-

lish a network of businesses, companies,

and executives who will help assist with

The Summer Employment Assistance Pro-

gram. The program's main goal is to pro-

vide the student-athlete with job experi-

ence and a work history, which student

athletes can apply to their academic disci-

pline.

The Career Assistance Program is co-

ordinated from the academic colleges, the

Placement Center, and through the Athlet-

ic Department contacts. This program is

designed to better prepare the student-ath-

lete for full-time employment and focuses

on resume writing and interview tech-

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For over 40 years, Clemson fans

have been attending athletic events for

various reasons. There is the excite-

ment, the fellowship, the success, but

throughout these past 40 sonne years,

one of the most popular attractions at

Clemson athletic events has been

"The Tiger", or "Mr. Tiger" as he is

sometimes referred.

Since 1954, a Clemson student has

been chosen to wear the mascot suit

and entertain the Clemson faithful.

Over the years, the Tiger has been

seen imitating game officials (which is

now against the rules), signing auto-

graphs, having the honor of meeting

and getting their picture taken with

numerous digni-

taries such as

PresidentReaganPresident Bush,

Bob Hope, Dick

Vitale, and

most recently

ESPN'sD a

Patrick,

gendary

pushupsfor each Tiger

score.

The Clemson Mascot has been entertain-

ing Clemson fans for over 40 years.

So what does being the Tiger

entail. Well, each April tryouts are

conducted to determine who will have

the honor of being the next Tiger. This

year, Wes Scruggs was chosen to fill

these ledgendary shoes. Scruggs, a

native of nearby Gaffney, had served

as the backup Tiger during the 1996

season.

Scruggs comments, "It is an incred-

ible feeling to be part of tradition.

Rubbing Howards Rock, running downthe hill, it gives you goosebumps. I

have goosebumps right now from just

talking about it."

No matter what sporting event the

Tiger attends there is always enter-

tainment to be seen. According to

Scruggs, "It makes you feel

good to think as many as

83,000 people are watching

you and waiting for you to

do something entertaining;

but, it's not too hard

because they are excited,

and we're ready to do some-

thing exciting for them."

Entertainment is not always

easy however. Scruggs expresses

his concern when dealing with the

enemies. "There are always oppo-

nents and other mascots out there try-

ing to humiliate you. Luckily, there are

two of us, which makes it harder to

succeed."

Unfortunately, some individuals

have had the opportunity to get to the

Tiger. Bob Harris, who served as the

Tiger from 1967-68, once lost his

head at a football game against North

Carolina. "A good looking UNCcheerleader talked me into letting

her hold the Tiger head," Harris

said. "The next thing I knew the

' head was up in the UNC stands.

We were able to get it back after the

cheerleaders and I took North

Carolina's Ram mascot hostage."

On several occasions the Tiger has

lost another part of his outfit. His tail

is a highly sought after trophy for

opposing fans. John Hearst, the Tiger

in 1964, lost his tail when he wasclimbing the goal post at Georgia

Tech. On another occasion, Tony

Saad lost his tail and head after the

Texas A&M game in 1974 when sev-

eral A&M Cadets captured him after

the game and took the tail and head.

Saad was unable to get them back

until Bennie Cunningham came over

and "took care of business".

Even at this year's Maryland game,

the Terrapin mascot took a playful

shot at the Tiger Cub, throwing him to

the ground. It was not too long until

the Terrapin wished he had not as the

Tiger dove on top of him, holding him

down as to give the Tiger Cub the

opportunity to get a few playful licks in

before sending the Terripin on his way.

"He ended up being more embar-

rassed than we were, and that is howit will always happen because there

are two of us and they don't really

stand a chance," commented Scruggs.

The Tiger Cub, who is only in his

fifth year of existance was first animat-

ed by Jay Williams. The Tigers'

nephew, the Cub, was an immediate

hit with the young Clemson fans. In

1993-94, there were over 2,000

youngsters that became charter mem-bers of the IPTAY Tiger Cub Club.

As the first ever Tiger Cub, Jay

Williams stated, "It was an honor to be

the first Tiger Cub. It was exciting to

create a personality and seeing the

kids faces. The Tiger is more tradi-

tional, a fighting Tiger, but the Cub is

an innocent, playful childlike mascot

that the smaller kids really enjoy. The

Cub adds a new dimension and

means of interacting with the crowd."

The current Tiger Cub is junior

Ryan Teten from Richmond, Virginia.

Teten is currently in his second year

as the Cub and will continue to fill the

size 28 shoes worn by the Tiger Cub.

The tradition of the Tiger mascot

was certainly enhanced by Zack Mills.

A senior in 1978 during Clemson's 11-

1 season. Mills began the tradition of

the Tiger doing pushups after each

Clemson score. The pushup total cor-

responds to the number of points

Clemson has after that particular

score. So, if Clemson scores a touch-

The Tiger has been doing pushups since 1978, a record-setting season for the Tiger

Offense.

down to give it 35 points, IVIills would

do 35 pushups. If they scored again to

give Clemson 42 points. Mills would

do 42 pushups. With Steve Fuller and

six other future NFL stars starting on

the Clemson offense in 1978, Mills

established the single season pushup

record that year with 1334.

Publicity surrounding the Tiger and

his pushups hit an all time high whenClemson played Wake Forest in 1981

.

Clemson had a perfect 8-0 record

heading into the game so interest in

the Tigers as they strove for a National

Championship was at an all-time high.

The Clemson offense was at an all-

time high on that Halloween after-

noon. Homer Jordan and Perry Tuttle

could not be stopped as Clemson wonthe game 82-24, the highest scoring

Clemson game in modern history

(since 1937).

The media followed the Tiger's

pushup total after every touchdown.

Ricky Capps, the Tiger that year, wasexhausted by halftime, as Clemson

had rolled up 49 points by intermis-

sion. On the first play of the second

half, Jordan found Tuttle for a 75-yard

touchdown, giving Clemson 56 points.

When Clemson scored a touch-

down giving the Tigers 76 points,

Capps was exhausted. The Deacon

mascot felt sorry for the Tiger, and

came across the field and did the 76

pushups for the Tiger. Clemsonscored again, and Capps was back at

it for the 82 pushups. Capps ended

the day with 465 pushups, the most in

Clemson history. That does not

include the 76 done by the Deaconthat afternoon.

The over 100 Clemson athletic

events are not the only place the Tiger

mascot can be seen. Two years ago,

the Tiger was on the road to the Final

Four. Mike Bays, who served as the

Tiger from 1994-97, was selected as

one of the four finalists for the

Universal Cheerleading Association

National Mascot Championship.

Bays, was selected based on a video

tape that consisted of highlights from

community appearances as well as

athletic events, and received an all-

expense trip to Orlando, Florida,

where the finals were held.

This year, Scruggs has already par-

ticipated in a lifetime opportunity

thanks to the Tiger mascot. OnOctober 6th, the Monday following the

Texas El-Paso football game, Scruggs

flew to Connecticut to shoot an ESPNcommercial. The commercial, which

will be airing shortly, was in recogina-

tion of Dan Patrick's 2000th show as

host of SportsCenter. "The ESPNcommercial is probably the mostmemorable moment I have as being

the Tiger." Scruggs noted. "The

All-Time Clemson Tiger Push-upRecordsFirst Quarter - 42 by Zack Mills vs.

South Carolina 1978

Second Quarter - 175 by Ricky Cappsvs. Wake Forest 1981

Third Quarter - 187 by Ricky Cappsvs. Wake Forest 1981

Fourth Quarter - 109 by Zack Mills vs.

The Citadel 1978

Single Game - 465 by Ricky Capps vs.

Wake Forest 1981

Away Game - 251 by Zack Mills vs.

Wake Forest 1 978

Home Day Game - 465 by Ricky

Capps vs. Wake Forest 1981

Home Night Game - 42 by Chris

Peters vs. Florida State 1992

Over Seas Game - 72 by Randy Faile

vs. Wake Forest 1 982

Bowl Game - 105 by Martin Lowry vs.

Penn State 1 988

Season - 1,334 by Zack Mills 1978

Career - 2,216 by Mike Bays 1994-

1997

opportunities that stem from being the

Tiger mascot are endless."

The Tiger

1954-1955

1957-1958

1959- 1960

1960- 1961

1961-1962

1963-1964

1965-1966

1966-1967

1967-1968

1968-1970

1970-1972

1972-1974

1974- 1975

1975- 1976

1976- 1977

1977- 1978

1978-1980

1980-1982

1982- 1983

1983-1985

1985-1986

1986-1990

1987- 1989

1990-1992

1992- 1993

1993- 1994

1994- 1997

1997-1998

Gabby Hayes

Tommy Grant

Billy McCownSteve Morrison

Jim Lloyd

Jim Gibson

Dr. Marvin Reid

Zeke Welborn

Bob Harris

Sam Coker

Randy Jackson

Michael Hunt

Tony SaddGeorge Langstaff

Randy Addison

Chris Carter

Zack Mills

Ricky CappsRandy Faile

Jay Watson

David Friedman

Stuart McWhorter

Martin Lowry

Will Sykes

Chris Peters

Chase Nichols

Mike Bays

Wes Scruggs

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Your resume reads: Has been coach-

ing college football for 18 years, first

year at Clemson coaching Outside

Linebackers, a position rich in tradition.

Who are you? The new face in Clemson

football is David Bibee.

Coach Bibee brings to Clemson 10

years of experience as an assistant

head coach in both Division l-A and

Division l-AA levels. His knowledge of

football goes back to his college days

when he played along side Tommy West

at Tennessee. It was the influences from

the coaches during his high school and

college days that led to his decision to

enter the coaching profession.

"I got into coaching from the very

beginning because of the influences that

my grade school and high school coach-

es had on me, especially my high school

coaches. That is where kids either go

one way or the other and sports helped

me in that decision."

Bibee not only played football in high

school, but also was a member of the

basketball, baseball and track and field

squads. Sports kept him focused both

on and off the field. Good grades and

success through sports encouraged him

to give back what he had learned.

Clemson linebacker coach David Bibee

has ten years experience as an Assistant

Head Coach and Coordinator.

Bibee had a successful football

career at Tennessee, but a back injury

forced him to give up his playing career.

After having back surgery his senior

year at Tennessee, Bibee went on to be

a student assistant coach. That led to a

graduate assistantship at Mississippi.

From there he moved East and took

on full-time coaching assignments as a

secondary coach and recruiting coordi-

nator at North Alabama, Middle

Tennessee State and Austin Peay. He

also had a five-year stint at Appalachian

State where he gained a wealth of expe-

rience and knowledge as a secondary

coach and recruiting coordinator. While

he was at Appalachian State, the

Mountaineers won two Southern

Conference Championships, twice led

the nation in turnover margin and annu-

ally ranked among the nation's best in

scoring defense. In 1989, Coach Bibee

accepted an assistant and secondary

coaching job at South Carolina.

When asked about what he has

gained from each situation he respond-

ed, "You learn from every experience ...

but one thing that I have gained from

every stop is that you need to give the

players, something they understand and

let them play. It is not important howmuch you know, it is important howmuch they know.

"

Helping athletes, and letting them

reach their potential is one thing that

Coach Bibee does for his players.

Having coached a two-year recipient of

the George Terry Attitude Award, Bibee

knows how important football is as far as

teaching discipline, teamwork, and sac-

rifice. "If you are doing something that

you enjoy then you will be better at it.

...football and all sports teach you about

life."

Coach Bibee has spent some time

away from the game. After coaching at

South Carolina he spent two years in pri-

vate business, but he realized that his

heart was in football. "People always say

that when you are in football you are not

going to be around your family much.

During those two years I found out two

things- one, that anybody who is suc-

cessful is probably not going to bearound their family too much, becauseof the amount of hours that they will

have to work. Second, if you are going

to work those hours something is going

to have to motivate you, and what moti-

vated me was the love of football. I real-

ized just how important football was to

me."

When he stepped back into coaching

he knew that he wanted to continue at

the same level he had left. After spend-

ing a year at Tennessee Tech, CoachTommy West presented him with an

opportunity to come to Clemson.

"Coach West gave me a major

chance to get back into coaching and

the fact that it was Clemson, with him as

the head coach, was icing on the cake.

"

In addition to playing on the sameTennessee team in the 1970s, they both

coached together at South Carolina.

With the rich tradition of the outside

linebacker position at Clemson, CoachBibee feels that in recruiting players, the

most important factor to the player is

being able to play a major role in the pro-

gram. "We are able to attract players

who feel they can be a big part in our

tradition."

Two of his top players making a

name for themselves this season are

Adrian Dingle and Rahim Abdullah. "It is

good to have Adrian back and up to full

speed, he was hurt for the first five

games (hamstring). Rahim works hard

every week and is getting better every

week."

In fact Dingle is doing so well that he

was only the eighth player in Clemson

history to have three sacks in one

game, when he recorded the hat trick

against Maryland on October 25th. He

shares this honor with players like

Chester McGlockton, Brentson Buckner,

and Abdullah, who had three sack in the

Furman game in 1996. The fact that his

players are all young, with Dingle, a

junior as the oldest, makes Coach

Bibee's job a little more exciting knowing

that he will have more years with a tal-

ented crop of athletes.

David Bibee gives his players the

necessary tools to be the best they can.

He teaches that it takes determination,

hardwork, and the ability to take risks to

make life successful. With his impres-

sive resume in all areas of the game, the

legendary outside linebacker position at

Clemson is in good hands.

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Conway, SC/Conway HS190 JR. 2VL 61 MARK LANDRY OT 6-4

Atlanta, GA/Sowegan (NH) HS280 SR. 3VL

78 ED ALTMAN C 6-3

Waycross, GA/Ware County HS296 *SR. 2VL 84 MAL LAWYER WR 6-1

Charleston, SC/Berkeley HS180 SO. 1VL

28 ALEXARDLEY DB 5-10

Tallahassee, PL/Lincoln HS165 FR. HS 64 ZANE LEWIS OG 6-2

Memphis, TN/Raleigh-Egypt HS285 •JR. 2VL

5 JAVIS AUSTIN TB 5-11

Clemson, SC/Daniel HS195 PR. HS 48 TRAVIS MACKLIN FB 6-1

Pittsburgh, PA/Perry Traditional Academy240 •JR. 1VL

80 MATT BAILEY WR 6-4

Stone Mountain, GA/Stone Mountain HS217 FR. HS 17 MARCUS MARTIN QB 6-3

Free Union, VA/Western Albemarle HS190 FR. HS

74 BRENT BANASIEWICZ OG 6-3

Monticello, FLVAucilla Ctiristian HS293 *JR. 2VL 67 JOHN MCDERMOTT OT 6-5

Woodstock, GA/Sequoyah HS265 •PR. RS

47 HOWARD BARTLEY OLB 6-2

Decatur, GA/Southwest Dekalb HS191 *JR. 1VL 35 DAMONTE MCKENZIE MG 6-2

Lake City, SC/Lake City HS265 •SO. 1VL

28 DEREK BASILEO WR 6-4

Deerfield Beach, FiyDeerfield Beach HS207 *SR. SO 72 MATT MCLEOD C 6-0

Clemson, SC/Daniel HS263 SR. 1VL

65 ELMER BENCH SN 5-9

Manning, SC/Manning HS216 SR. 3VL 45 HAROLD MEANS ILB 6-0

Spartanburg, SC/Spartanburg HS215 SO, 1VL

91 LORENZO BROMELL DT 6-6

Choppee, SC/Georgia Military College

245 SR. 1VL 50 WILL MERRITT OL 6-4

Easley SCAA/ren HS255 FR. HS

94 DONALD BROOMFIELD MG 6-4

Olustee, FL/Baker County HS280 •JR. 2VL 68 JOEDY MITCHELL OT 6-6

Conyers, G/VHeritage HS290 •SO. 1VL

93 TERRY BRYANT OLB 6-4

Savannah, GA/Johnson HS246 *FR. RS 51 RAJ MITCHELL LB 6-1

Ridgeland, SC/Jasper County HS219 FR. HS

79 JIM BUNDREN OT 6-3

Wilmington, DE/AI Dupont HS297 *SR. 3VL 60 THEO MOUGROS MG 6-2

Tarpon Spnngs, FL/Tarpon Springs HS263 •FR. RS

95 JOVON BUSH MG 6-5

Hardeeville, SC/Jasper County HS265 *FR. HS 18 SLADE NAGLE QB 6-0

Lake Charles, LA/Barbe HS185 FR. HS

77 MATT BUTLER OT 6-4

Belmont, NC/South Point HS285 •JR. 2VL 38 MATT PADGETT PK 6-0

Lexington, SC/Lexington HS210 •SO. 1VL

9 ROBERT CARSWELL DB 6-0

Lithonia, GA/Stone Mountain HS205 FR. HS 62 NEELY PAGE OL 6-4

Aiken, SC/Aiken HS285 FR. HS

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Columbia, SC/Dutch Fork HS190 SR. 2VL 96 TONY PLANTIN DT 6-4

Pendleton, SC/Pendleton HS273 SR. 3VL

99 GARY CHILDRESS DT 6-3

Hermitage, TN/McGavock HS256 •PR. RS 34 DEXTRA POLITE DB 5-11

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Hermitage, TN/McGavock HS224 JR. 2VL 70 HOLLAND POSTELL OT 6-6

Summerville, SC/Summerville HS300 •JR. 2VL

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Slidell, LA/Northshore HS246 •SR. 2VL 27 RAYMOND PRIESTER TB 6-1

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Jacksonville, FURaines HS173 FR. HS 29 DAVID RICHARDSON PK 6-1

Clemson, SC/Daniel HS187 •JR. 1VL

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Cleveland, OH/Saint Edwards HS205 •SR. 2VL 54 KENZI ROSS LB 6-2

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Jacksonville, FLVFIetcher HS213 JR. 1VL

73 JASON GAMBLE C 6-3

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23 ROD GARDNER WR 6-4

Jacksonville, FURaines HS212 •PR. RS 88 TJ.WATKINS TE 6-5

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Florence, SC/South Florence HS200 SO. 1VL

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Clinton, MS/Clinton HS270 •GR. 3VL

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Pompano Beach, FUEly HS182 FR. HS 19 WAYMON WHITE WR 6-3

Decatur, GA/Decatur HS198 FR. HS

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Clover, SC/Clover HS251 •SR. 3VL 42 MOND WILSON ILB 6-3

Tupelo, MS/Tupelo HS245 •SR. 3VL

76 JASON HOLLOMAN DT 6-3

Decatur, GA/Lakeside HS251 •PR. RS 26 TERRY WITHERSPOON FB 6-0

Monroe, NC/Monroe HS240 SO. SQ

7 TONYHORNE WR 5-11

Rockingham, NC/Richmond County HS185 SR. 3VL 25 BRIAN WOFFORD WR 6-1

Spartanburg, SC/Spartanburg HS165 SO. 1VL

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Lula, GA/North Hall HS335 SO. 1VL 59 KYLE YOUNG C 6-3

Clemson, SC/Daniel HS260 FR. HS

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Saint Stephens, SC/Saint Stephens HS250 *FR. RS 8 TRAVIS ZACHERY TB 6-1

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19 9 7

9/11 Quartette Gelato

9/26 River City Brass Band

9/30-10/5 Summer and Smoke

10/23-26 Festival of African American Literature & the Arts (FAALA V)

10/30 Spoleto U.S.A./Utsey Chamber Music Series

1 1/20 Clemson University Tiger Band Pass-in-Review

12/2 Clemson University Choral Ensembles

12/4 Chanticleer Christmas Show

1/16 Nnenna Freelon, jazz vocalist

2/4-7 The Kennedy Center/American College Theatre Festival

2/12 Parsons Dance Company2/19-3/1 Clemson Shakespeare Festival VII

2/19 West Side Story

3/3 Shanghai Acrobats

3/24 To Kill A Mockingbird

3/31 Moscow Chamber Orchestra

4/21 Clemson University Symphony Orchestra

For a full schedule, call the Brooks Center box office, (864) 656-RSVP (7787),

Mon.-Fri., 1-5 p.m. Programming is subject to change.

Seasons by the LakeIf you're looking for a special dining experience before a Brooks Center perfor-

mance or after a football game, treat your family and friends to Seasons by the Lake.

Located within Clemson University's Madren Conference Center on the shore of Lake

Hartwell, this distinctive restaurant features fresh South Carolina products in a variety

of seasonal selections as pleasing to the eye as to the palate.

Lunch 1 1:30 a.m. -2 p.m., Mon.-Sun.Sunday Brunch 1 1:30 a.m. -2 p.m.

Dinner 5-9 p.m., Mon.-Thur.

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C JASON GAMBLE 73RG GLENN ROUNTREE 75RT HOLLAND POSTELL 70TE LAMONT HALL 82SE TONY HORNE 7QB NEALON GREENE 15TB RAYMOND PRIESTER 27FB SAM ZANDERS 6FLK BRIAN WOFFORD 25PK DAVID RICHARDSON 29

Duke DefenseDT CHRIS COMBS 93MG ERICSCANLAN 91

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FS ERIC JONES 23CB LAMAR GRANT 37CB TAWAMBI SETTLES 6

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When Duke Has the Ball

Duke OffenseSE COREY THOMAS 8

LT PATRICK MANNELLY 55LG LENNIE FRIEDMAN 74C JOHN GORDON 62

RT AUSTIN SMITHWICK 56RG CHAD MELITA 64TE JEFF HODRICK 9

FLK SCOTTIE MONTGOMERY 2

QB BOBBY CAMPBELL 15

HB LETAVIOUS WILKS 21

FB LAY MARSHALL 32PK SIMS LENHARDT 12

Clemson DefenseRUSH ADRIAN DINGLE 52

DE TONY PLANTIN 96MG RAYMOND WHITE 97DE LORENZO BROMELL 91

BAN RAHIM ABDULLAH 53ILB MOND WILSON 42ILB ANTHONY SIMMONS 41

CB MICHAEL ALLEN 10

CB ANTWAN EDWARDS 1

SS ROBERT CARSWELL 9

FS DOMARCO FOX 12

P KEVIN LAIRD 37

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f)caclemic EKceKenceTommy (de&t coached teams have had the top three f)CC academic honor

by Tim Bourret

Clemson student athletes had a 2.64

overall GPA for both semesters in 1996-97,

the highest overall GPA for the athletic

teams in an academic year on record. Theoverall GPA has made a dramatic, consis-

tent rise since Vickery Hall was opened in

1991. The overall GPA was 2.33 in the

semester prior to the year the student-ath-

lete enrichment facility was opened.

"We are seeing a consistent pattern of

solid performance by student-athletes in the

classroom," said Ron Thomas, chairman of

the Clemson Athletic Council. "This is the

result of many good decisions that have

been made over the last several years to

make academic success a high priority. It is

apparent the athletic department has the

right people in place with the right attitude."

Here are some facts of interest concerning

academic accomplishments of the Clemsonfootball program and the Clemson sports

program in general.

*Each of the top three academic honor roll

totals in Clemson football history have taken

place in the last three seasons, all teams

coached by current Head Coach TommyWest. The 1996 team had 20 players earn

a spot on that list with a 3.0 or better for the

Andye McCrorey earned two degrees

through the help of Clemson's Vickery

Hall.

entire academic year. The 1995 team had

the second highest total with 17 and the

1 994 team had the third best figure with 1 1

.

Records for the ACC Academic honor roll

date to the 1956 season.

*Twenty-four Clemson football players madethe Clemson academic honor roll for the

most recent semester (3.0 or better).

Among the players on that list were starting

fullback Sam Zanders, who made the

dean's list, center Ed Altman, and starting

punter Kevin Laird. Clemson's top three

quarterbacks, Nealon Greene, Brandon

Streeter and Slade Nagle, all made the list.

Streeter made the dean's list for the semes-

ter.

"Entering the Fall semester of 1997, 96 per-

cent of Clemson's returning football players

had over a 2.0 career GPA. Eighteen per-

cent of the returning players had over a 3.0

GPA.

*0f the 23 football players who entered

Clemson in the Fall of 1 991 , 17 have earned

their degrees, a 74 percent graduation rate.

The list includes Warren Forney, Andye

McCrorey and Henry Guess, who earned

undergraduate and master's degrees from

Clemson. Of the six in that class who did

not graduate, three transfered and could

have earned degrees from other schools,

but NCAA graduation rate statistics count

transfers as non-graduates for your pro-

gram, even if they graduate from another

institution.

'Clemson has had three academic Ail-

Americans in the decade of the 1990s,

Bruce Bratton (1991), Ed Glenn (1994) and

Andye McCrorey (1995). Both Glenn and

McCrorey entered Clemson with that 1991

freshman class. Glenn is working on his

medical degree at Vanderbilt University.

'Clemson's starting offensive line tandem of

Jim Bundren and Glenn Rountree were

chosen first-team AII-ACC academic in

1 996. Both players made AII-ACC teams on

the field as well. Bundren was first-team

AII-ACC tackle and Rountree was a second-

team AII-ACC guard.

Bundren has a chance to become just

the second Clemson football player in histo-

ry to earn first-team AII-ACC honors on the

field and in the classroom in the same sea-

son twice. Steve Fuller is the only other

player in Clemson history to pull off the first-

team AII-ACC double (academic and on the

field) twice in a career.

'Clemson's 18 sports combined had a

record 143 student-athletes on the ACCAcademic Honor roll for the 1996-97 year.

This is a 30 percent increase over the previ-

ous record of 110 set in 1995-96. Records

date to the 1956-57 academic year.

Ed Glenn earned Academic All-America

honors in 1994, and is pursuing his med-ical degree at Vanderbilt.

'A total of 56 student-athletes made the

dean's list for the Spring Semester of 1997

and a record 159 student-athletes made the

academic honor roll, 13 more than the pre-

vious record of 146. There were 14 student-

athletes on the President's List (perfect 4.0).

'Nine of the 14 Clemson athletic programs

had a GPA higher than the overall student

body average (2.74) in the Spring semester

of 1997. Four teams had their highest team

GPA on record and five at least tied their

record for number of academic honor roll

selections in a semester.

Clemson Football

Highest # of ACCAcademic Honor Roll Selections

(1956-1997)

Year # Coach1996 20 Tommy West

1995 17 Tommy West

1994 11 Tommy West

1971 10 Hootie Ingram

1972 10 Hootie Ingram

1984 9 Danny Ford

1992 9 Ken Hatfield

1965 7 Frank Howard

1990 7 Ken Hatfield

1991 7 Ken Hatfield

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Varsity Cheerleaders (Front Row L to R): Marianne Herr (captain), Carey Molin, Erin Lyncli, April Landingrin, Betsy Allen, Mary Margaret

Johnson, and Ashley Blackmon. (Back Row L to R): Tony Feraci, Jay McAdams, Shane Thompson, Scott Rogers, Brent Cockerham,

Thomas Holcombe, Rob Stephenson (captain), coach - Kelli Petty

66

Pick up the kids from soccer

practice. Drop off the dry-cleaning.

Rewrite presentation. Go to post office.

Prepare dinner and check homework.

Does this sound like your typical

evening? Do you feel as if the better

things are passing you by? The Brooks

Center for the Performing Arts at

Clemson University invites you to

enjoy some of the "good things in life"

during the 1997-98 season.

The Brooks Center is extending

an invitation to everyone — families,

friends, couples, senior citizens and

football fans — to mark their calen-

dars, slow down and enjoy some of

these performances.

• Chanticleer Christmas Show,

December 4, 8 p.m.

• Holiday Magic Ball, December 5,

8 p.m.

• Nnenna Freelon, jazz vocalist,

January 16, 8 p.m.

• The Kennedy Center/American

College Theatre Festival, February

4-7, 8 p.m.

• The Parsons Dance Company,

February 12, 8 p.m.

• Stars of the Shanghai Acrobatic

Theatre, March 3, 8 p.m.

Clemson ShakespeareFestival Vli

February 18-March 8

Clemson University celebrates

England's Bard with productions

of Romeo and Juliet, Measure for

Measure, Richard III and The

Taming of the Shrew. The festival

also offers lectures, demonstra-

tions and a film series.

For a complete listing of the other

fantastic events taking place at the

Brooks Center, call the Brooks Center

box office at (864) 656-7787 Monday

through Friday between 1-5 p.m.

^

Ladu Tiger liasketballLadij Tigers (ook for 1Qth NCf)f) ^id in i 1 Years under Jim Oaois.

By Sam Blackman

Time, in its passage does not always lead

to change.

The Clemson women's basketball pro-

gram is a case in point. Although the players'

faces have changed in Head Coach Jim

Davis' program the past 10 seasons, his suc-

cess has remained a constant, the by-product

of dedication and teamwork.

He has carried squads to nine NCAATournaments, been ranked in the final top 25

nine seasons and guided Clemson to the

school's first ACC basketball championship in

1996. Eight 20-plus win seasons is another

benchmark of Davis' success at Tigertown.

Instead of building teams, Coach Jim

Davis has been busy building a program dur-

ing the last decade, and it again should be

successful in 1997-98 with the return of three

starters and 10 letterwinners.

A trademark of the Clemson program over

the last 10 seasons has been depth with sev-

eral players receiving playing time. This sea-

son should not be any different as nine play-

ers return who averaged double figures in

minutes played last season.

"You never know who will step up in a

game," said Head Coach Jim Davis, whobecame the winningest coach in Clemsonbasketball history (men or women) in 1997.

He now has 208 wins at Tigertown, an aver-

age of over 20 wins a season.

"I would like to think we have had com-plete players on our teams. Obviously there

are better ball handlers, better shooters, and

better rebounders, but I feel as though

every player on this team can con-

tribute in every fundamental phase of

the game. And when every player can

contribute, you don't have to rely on

one player.

"This team should be as athletic as

we have had in some time. We helped

ourselves in terms of recruiting ath-

letes. The three incoming freshmen

Jennifer Davis are our senior frontcourt play-

ers. All three of those players have beenrole players each year and have had their

moments. This year it will be different as they

will have to provide the leadership at the for-

ward positions."

Kerri Thomas (6-3, SR) averaged 2.7

ppg. and 2.2 rpg. She played in 30 gamesand earned six starts in 1996-97. She is cur-

rently in seventh place on the Clemson career

list for most blocked shots (57). Jeanette

Davis (6-2, SR) was tied as the Lady Tigers'

fifth leading scorer with a 6.6 ppg. average in

1996-97. She also was tied for second on

the squad for the best rebounder with a 5.1

rpg. mark.

"Nikki Blassingame (6-3, JR) played very

well at times last year. She has to put it

together and play with consistency and be a

solid performer for us. I think she has the

skills and athletic ability to be a big factor for

us this season." Blassingame played in 30

games last season and gained six starts.

She averaged 8.3 minutes per game and had

a 2.5 ppg. average.

Autumn Sam saw action in 17 games last

season and averaged 3.1 minutes per con-

test. Anette Percy (6-1,JR) averaged 3.5

ppg. and 1 .8 rpg , while Marta Forns (6-3, JR)

saw action in 17 games and averaged 5.5

minutes per game. "Marta Forns, very sim-

ilar to Anette Percy is an outstanding passer

in the post. She is a post player who can

pass the basketball, a valuable part of any

basketball team.

"

Clemson added two players in the post

are all capable of contributing in the

first year because of their athletic abil

ty. Their ability to run and jump wi

make us hard to defend.

"We are going to have good depth

and we will play a lot of people. That

is going to be a characteristic of this

basketball team. Our players are able

to rely upon teammates coming off the

bench and playing as hard as they can

play, wearing teams down with our

conditioning and pressure defenses."

FRONT COURTClemson lost two starting front

court players, Jaci Stimson and Laura

Cottrell, due to graduation. Howeverthe Lady Tigers return a wealth of tal-

ent and experience on the inside with

Jeanette Davis, Kerri Thomas, Jennifer

Davis, Nikki Blassingame, Marta Forns,

Anette Percy and Autumn Sam."Jeanette Davis, Kerri Thomas, and

8l

Ik.Umoh led Clemson In scoring, assists and steals In

1996-97.

area with Nuria Forns (6-2, FR) and Erin

Batth (6-4, FR).

"Nuria is a good athlete and runs andjumps very well. Erin is a left hander whohas a nice power game. She really enjoys

mixing it up." Batth is a 6-4 center from

Lassiter High School in Mahetta, GA whomissed her senior year due to a knee injury.

During her junior season, she averaged 13

ppg. and 12 rpg and was a Street & Smithpreseason Ail-American.

BACK COURTClemson lost the services of guards Angle

Salyer and Calesha Corder due to gradua-

tion, but returns second-team AII-ACC per-

former Itoro Umoh (5-7 JR). Umoh led the

team in scoring (13.0 ppg.) and was tied for

the second best rebounder (5.1 rpg.) in 1996-

97. She also led the team in assists (76) andsteals (69).

"This is as thin as we have been in sometime at the back court position in terms of

depth, especially at the point guard position,"

said Davis. "Itoro Umoh may get more min-

utes than any of our point guards in several

seasons. She may be the fastest player to

have ever played at Clemson. She is a great

open court player and is excellent in breaking

teams down with dribble penetration.

Another player returning is NatashaAnderson (6-0, JR). Anderson was tied as

the Lady Tigers' fifth leading scorer with a 6.6

ppg. Anderson played in all 30 games and

picked up nine starts while playing an aver-

age of 19.8 minutes per game. "Natasha is

one of the best all-around athletes wehave ever had. She is six-feet tall andwill play the two-guard position most of

the time. She came on strong at the end

of her sophomore year as a defender.

Natasha has made the most progress in

terms of being the kind of defender that

we will assign to our opponent's leading

scorer."

Amy Geren (5-11, JR) was the

Lady Tigers' fourth leading scorer last

season with a 7.3 ppg. and is the second

leading returning scorer. Geren aver-

aged 17.6 minutes per game last year

and was 41-55 from the free throw line

for a .745 pet., second on the squad.

Geren is Clemson's career leader for the

best free throw pet. with an .822 mark.

She is third on the Clemson career list

for most three-point field goals madewith 75.

Clemson added one guard as

freshman Andrea Gaines (5-9, FR)

comes to Tigertown as a much heralded

player from Orlando, FL. Gaines led

Jones High School to the 4-A Florida

State Championship this past winter.

She averaged 15 points, nine rebounds,

four steals, and three assists per gameher senior season. "Andrea Gaines is

a ball-handling, ball-hawking guard. Sheis very pesky on the defensive end. Shefits into our style of play at Clemson.

"

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Death Valley

Name synonymous with Clemson Memorial

Stadium. The Stadium was dubbed this affec-

tionate title by the late Lonnie McMillian, a for-

mer coach at Presbyterian. He used to take his

teams to play at Clemson, and they rarely

scored, never mind gained a victory. Once he

told the writers he was going to play Clemson up

at Death Valley because his teams always got

killed. It stuck somewhat, but when Frank

Howard start calling it that in the fifties, the term

really caught on. It is now in its 56th year.

Many people think the name is derived from

the fact that there rests a cemetary outside the

fence on the pressbox site of the stadium. But,

although it would make sense, the name wasfirst coined by Lonnie McMillian.

First Friday ParadeThe Clemson football season kicks off each

year with the annual First Friday Parade. Theonce a year event takes place on the Friday

afternoon prior to the first home football game.Floats from various fraternities and sororities

and other campus organizations are represent-

ed in the parade that rolls down main street in

Clemson. The parade culminates at the

Amphitheatre in the middle of campus where the

first Pep Rally of the year takes place.

The Grand Marshall of the Parade is fea-

tured at the Pep Rally. Recent Grand Marshall's

have ranged from current PGA professional

Dillard Pruitt, to College Football Hall of Famelegends Jess Neely and Frank Howard, to noted

television announcers Brent Musburger and Ara

Parseghian.

HomecomingClemson holds a classic homecoming every

year. Displays by fraternities and sororities that

are months in the making, are built on BowmanField the week prior to the HomecomingWeekend. It is an event that draws alumni andfriends of Clemson from all over the country.

The Friday evening prior to the game,Tigerama is held in Death Valley, an event that

attacts over 35,000 fans. The HomecomingQueen and her court are presented in addition to

Homecoming skits, a pep rally and a large andloud fireworks display.

The first homecoming game played at

"Death Valley really lives up to

its image. I was impressed

with this stadium. When you

put 80,000 people in here, it

really feels like they are on top

ofyou. I would hate to be

Georgia Tech or whoever else

comes in here."

Steve Young, San Francisco 49ers

Clemson took place on September 30, 1922

when Clemson met Centre. Clemson has a

53-17-3 record on Homecoming games over the

years, a .743 winning percentage and has

outscored the opposition 1547-955 in those pre-

vious 73 games. The average margin of victory

is 21 to 13. Clemson has been especially suc-

cessful on Homecoming in recent years, posting

a 23-1-2 record since 1970.

Orange PantsThe tradition of the Clemson team wearing

orange pants is new according to tradition stan-

dards. The Tigers first wore the all orange uni-

form for the final game of the 1980 seasonagainst South Carolina. Clemson upset the

14th ranked Gamecocks and Heisman Trophy

winner George Rogers, 27-6. The victory set the

stage for Clemson's National Championship run

of 1981.

Overall, Clemson is 30-7 in Orange pants

since that 1980 game, including a 17-1 record in

games played in the month of November. TheTigers had an eight-game winning streak in

orange pants snapped in the 1996 Peach Bowlagainst LSU. Clemson has nine wins over top 20opponents when wearing Orange pants, includ-

ing the 22-15 National Championship clinching

win over Nebraska in the 1982 Orange Bowl.

Rocl<, Howard'sWhen the Clemson team gathers to Run

Down the Hill the players rub Howard's Rock

hampior ^

Clemson players have been rubbing

Howard's Rock prior to running downthe hill since 1967.

because of the mystical powers it is supposed to

give Clemson players. The rock is mounted on a

pedestal at the top of the hill and was given to

Coach Frank Howard by a friend (S C. Jones' 19)

who picked it up in Death Valley CA. The Rockwas first placed on the pedestal at the top of the

hill on September 24, 1966, a game Clemsonwon 40-35 over Virginia. The team started rub-

bing the rock for the first game of 1967, a 23-6

win over Wake Forest on September 23, 1967.

Running Down the Hill

One of the most exciting 25 seconds (about

35 seconds when Clemson dresses 120 players

for homecoming) in college football from a color

and pageantry standpoint. After Clemson's last

warmup the team retreats to the home dressing

room located under the West Stands. At about

12:50 ( for normal 1:00 RM. game), the teamboards two buses and drives around the periph-

ery of the stadium to the east side of the field.

After everyone is properly collected, the cannon

sounds, Tiger Rag is played and Clemsoncharges down the hill (exactly 100 feet top to

bottom) and onto the field. It is one of the most

celebrated entrances in sport. The Tigers have

done it for every game since 1942, except for

1970, 1971 and four games of the 1972 season.

In all, the Tigers have run down the hill 255

times heading into 1997.

How in the world did the tradition of running

down the hill start? There is no long involved

explanation, it used to be the quickest way to get

to the field. When the stadium was built in 1942

the football lockerrooms were up the street in

Fike Fieldhouse.

When the players were finished getting

dressed they used to walk out the front door and

walk down the street to 'The Hill". CoachHoward continued the tradition when locker-

rooms were finally built inside the stadium

because Clemson fans used to get so fired up

when they gathered at the top of the hill. That's

when the buses came into use to spend the trip

from the lockerroom to the other side of the sta-

dium.

Running down the Hill is one of the great-

est stadium entrances in all of sports.

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\byTim Bourret

emson Tennis/(riese's Tigers prepare for another "Reoiarcfmg" season.

We aren't sure how Clemson HeadTennis Coach Chuck Kriese plans to top

the 1997 season, but we are sure this 10-

time ACC champion will try. It will be a

difficult task because last season was, by

his accounts, one of the most rewarding

seasons in his career.

Clemson won the ACC Championship

by winning three thrilling matches in three

days over Wake Forest, Florida State and

Duke. The Blue Devils were 12th in the

nation and had beaten Clemson earlier in

the season. The Tigers won 20 matches

and were ranked 19th in the final poll.

"Last season was one of the most

rewarding years of my career," said Kriese,

who has been Clemson's head coach

since 1976. "The championships of 1980

and 1997 were special, they were champi-

onships of faith. Faith is believing without

seeing and both of those teams believed

they could win the championship without

experiencing, or seeing a championship

previously.

"All the other championships teams had

players on the roster who had been on

another ACC championship team.

Anytime you win for the first time it is spe-

cial."

The season was extra special for senior

Mitch Sprengelmeyer. The player whoentered Clemson ranked 125th in the

nation as a high school senior, won two

national awards in 1997, the ITA Senior

Player of the Year, and the VonNostrand Award, which is given to the

player who has the most potential as

a professional. He was the first play-

er in history to win both awards in the

same year.

Sprengelmeyer had a magic sea-

son, posting a 36-7 record that includ-

ed 25 wins in 26 matches during one

stretch between January and March.

He was named ACC Player of the

Year and All-American.

"It was a special year for Mitch and

very rewarding for me as far as being

able to coach a player like that. Heprogressed so well over the four

years. To see it come together for him

was t'^emendous."

Sprengelemeyer is gone, but the

cupboard is not empty for Kriese's

team. The native of Indianapolis, IN

who has won the ACC Coach-of-the-

Year award six times and had 13 top

25 teams, has five returning starters

plus the addition of four outstanding

freshmen to tackle another national Bruce

schedule. Kriese feels so good about his

freshmen that he will red-shirt two return-

ing starters.

Bruce Li will be Clemson's number-one

player this year. While Sprengelmeyer

received the national accolades last year, it

was Li who won the deciding match in the

4-3 conquest of Duke. His 3-6, 6-3, 6-4

victory over Alberto Brause clinched the

overall event for the Tigers and the ACCtournament MVP plaque for Li.

Li is sitting out the first semester of

1997-98 to play for his native China, but

will return to Clemson in January and hold

down the number-one slot for the Tigers,

who are ranked 21st in the preseason poll.

Li had a 21 -1 4 record as a singles player at

number-two last year. He was 26-8 as a

doubles player with Sprengelmeyer and

captured All-America honors.

"Bruce Li certainly has the inside track

to the number-one position on our team,"

said Kriese. "He is getting great experi-

ence this Fall playing for the Chinese

National team. He really came on for us in

the clutch last year and we hope he will

provide the leadership we saw from Mitch

Sprengelmeyer last year."

Ken Wasserman and Pablo Bellagamba

are two returning starters from last year

who should fit into the starting lineup this

season. Wasserman was Clemson's num-

ber-three player last year and he posted a

21-22 record in singles and 24-17 in dou-

bles. Bellagamba was the ACC Championat number-five singles. He had a 25-17

r

overall singles record, and was 8-3 in the

ACC and 19-10 in dual matches.

Kriese has two returning lettermen whocould see playing time this year. Clay

Fouse is a fifth-year senior from Great

Falls, SC, the home of Clemson athletic

legend Banks McFadden. Fouse could

serve as captain of this year's team.

Kriese also expects a contribution from

Sardon Barth, a sophomore letterman

from Charleston.

Kriese plans to red-shirt returning let-

termen Luis Garcia and Ryan Bauer. Theformer played in 24 matches last year as a

singles player and posted a 12-12 ledger,

while the latter was the starter at number-

six singles and was the ACC champion at

that level of play thanks to an 8-1 league

record. Garcia had an outstanding sum-mer and was the Southern Collegiate

champion.

Four freshmen will be in the hunt for the

other starting positions. "We have a strong

group of freshmen who are ready to play in

1998," said Kriese. "These guys love to

play the game, they have great enthusi-

asm."

Brad Emendorfer of Athens, TN had a

number-four regional singles ranking last

year and had a #17 national singles rating.

He was also ranked #2 in doubles and

should give Clemson another strong dou-

bles lineup in 1997.

Darren Knight, also a native of

Tennessee (Cleveland), was ranked 52nd

nationally in singles and #10 in doubles.

Emendorfer was a three-time state

champion of Tennessee, while Knight

was a 1997 state champion in singles

and doubles.

Josh Goffi, of Hilton Head, SC,

ranked 59th among singles players in

the nation last year and could step

into the lineup immediately, while

Joey Hopke was a Virginia State

Champion last year and ranked 71st

in the country in singles. Hopke wasalso ranked ninth in doubles and had

the third highest singles ranking in

the mid-Atlantic States.

While all four of these rookies are

talented, what Kriese likes most is

their attitude. "Last year's team

showed me the power of internal

leadership. You want players whohave the talent, but you need players

with good character. We have madesome great additions to our program

because we have talented, ambitious

players with strong character."

Li was the MVP of the 1997 ACC Tournament.

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The Rotunda and Lawn

Location: Durham, North Carolina

Nickname: Blue Devils

Stadium Name: Wallace WadeTurf: Natural Grass

Enrollment: 6,085

Colors: Royal Blue & White

1 St Year of Football: 1 888-89

Head Coach/Alma Mater: Fred Goldsmith (Florida '67)

Record at School/Years (4 yr. school only): 13-29 (4th Year)

Assistant Coaches (Alma Mater/Position): Larry Beckish (Wichita

State/Off. Coordinator), Bob Trott (North Carolina/Def. Coordinator),

Scott Brown (Adams State/Def. Line), Fred Chatham (North

Carolina/Runningbacks, ), Joe D'Allessandris (Western Carolina

/Off. Line), Joe DeForest (Southwestern Louisania/Off. Linebackers,

Special Teams), Joe DeLamielleure (Michigan StateATight Ends),

Ken Matous (Wichita State/Receivers), Brad Sherrod (Duke/Inside

Linebackers)

Lettermen Lost: 16

Lettermen Returning: 46

Starters Lost: 5

Starters Returning: 19

Offensive Formation: Multiple Pro-Set

Defensive Formation: 3-4

1997 Honors Candidates: Corey Thomas, Tawambi Settles, ChadMelita, Chike Egbuniwe, Chris Combs

Lyie Burdine

35 • LB

John Gordon62 -C

Kevin Lewis

27 • OLB

Reco Owens3 • FL

Darius Clark

13 • SS

Lamar Grant37 'CB

Brian McCormick99 • OLB

Dawud Rasheed34 • FB

IAustin Smithwick

56 • OTCorey Thomas

8»SE

Chris Combs93« DT

Chike Egbuniwe54 • LB

Lennie Friedman

74 • LG

David Green

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First Row (L-R): Sarah Fusarelli, Leslie Clayton, Amy Southern, Mary Czmyr, Marcey Payne. Second Row (L-R): Trey Anthony, WayneDaniels, Steven Puckett, Josh Wise, Steven Scott, Phil Trusell, Scott DeMore.

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fimencas Top fund R.ai&ing Organization

IPTAY is widely regarded nationally

as the father of Athletic Fundraising. It

all started in 1934 and from a private

meeting of a small group of Clemsonsupporters has sprung an organization

that raised over $8 million last year.

The organization plays a major role in

ensuring that all 18 of the varsity sports

at Clemson are given the maximumamount of scholarships offered by the

NCAA.The organization also has helped fi-

nance facilities that contribute to the

well-being of student-athletes on and off

the field. Vickery Hall is a 27,000 square

foot facility that houses the tutoring and

advising programs for student-athletes.

It is a major reason Clemson student-

athletes have had their highest cumulu-

lative GPA on record for five consecutive

semesters.

While IPTAY is primarily concerned

with athletic fundraising, the mission of

Clemson University has not been over-

looked. The IPTAY Academic Scholar-

ship Endowment was created to help

meet the need for more academic schol-

arships for non-athletes who are highly

qualified academically. The IPTAY Aca-

demic Scholarship Fund is presently the

largest scholarship endowment of its

kind at Clemson, currently helping over

30 students at Clemson.

IPTAY Executive Director GeorgeBennett has continued to keep Clemsonamong the best in the nation in terms of

fund-raising by the establishment of the

IPTAY Endowment Program. In April of

1994, he kicked off the beginning of the

endowment of positions program at the

85th birthday celebration for former

Clemson Coach Frank Howard. The en-

dowments are secure with a $100,000

donation paid over a five-year period.

"This is a chance to broaden the ho-

rizons of IPTAY," said Bennett. "It gives

an individual or a group of people an op-

portunity to endow a position that meant

something during their college playing

days, or to honor a person at a position.

The money being endowed is going to

secure our future as the interest is used

to carry on our program forever.

The first endowment was for the head

football coach position to honor the leg-

endary Frank Howard. Howard coached

football at Clemson 39 years, 30 as the

head coach. During his tenure the

Tigers won 165 games, 100 of which

were against conference foes. "Former

players and friends of Coach Howard

made donations over the cost of attend-

ing the celebration program and that

was enough for the endowment. Their

gifts were a way of permanently thank-

ing Coach Howard for all that he did for

Clemson.

"Following Coach Howard's birthday

party we began to look for an individual

to help us support and promote the pro-

gram and Bill Hudson's name came up.

He was an outstanding player at

Clemson who has been equally suc-

cessful in the business world. We went

to him and explained the program and

its goals and that we were looking for his

leadership to help get the program

going, and he accepted."

Hudson, a 1956 graduate, was a

three-year letter winner at tackle whoplayed professionally for the Montreal

Alouettes, the San Diego Chargers, and

the Boston Patriots. He earned Pro

Bowl honors in 1962. Mr. Hudson sees

this program growing into a large part of

Clemson's athletic funding. "When other

people see information on the endow-

ment program and learn what it is about

this program will grow. Success builds

on success. People who are looking to

honor a friend or family member nowhave a great means to do that."

Besides the Hudson's family endow-

ment four other football endowmentswere made and one managers position

in the first year. Now there are over 30

positions endowed. The goal of the pro-

gram is to get every position endowed.

"From the free safety to the numberthree player in women's tennis, we hope

to have every position endowed," said

Bennett.

"We will likely use the Avenue of

Champions as a physical place to honor

these people further for the positions

they have endowed. That will have plen-

ty of space, so we will be working to

have as many endowments across all of

our sports.

"The personal satisfaction that they

helped Clemson University, specifically

the Athletic department, and that they

are securing its future are the main rea-

sons for becoming involved."

And with more involvement Clemson

will have a very secure future for gener-

ations to come.

Executive Secretary George Bennett has brought IPTAY to unprecederiied levels thanks

to the position endowment program.

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###IPTf)YRsprsssntatioesiPTRY i& the o/cfeat athfatic fund raising organization in fimerica.

John Tice

President

Director of District VIII

Robert E. Dye

Vice-President

Director, District I

John H. Holcombe, Jr.

Secretary

Director, District VI

Jim Sanders

Treasurer

Director, District II

IPTAY Past Presidents

Charlie Bussey, Director

Lynn Campbell, Director

Eddie N. Dalton. Director

W. G. DesChamps, Jr., Director

Dr. R. C- Edwards, Sr., Director

F Reeves Gressette, Jr., Director

Lewis F. Holmes, Jr., Director

F. E. Hughes, Director

Dr. G. J. Lawhon, Jr., Director

Edgar C. McGee, Director

Thurmon McLamb, Director

Jim Patterson, Director

Bill Reaves, Director

Lawrence Starkey, Director

Dr. J. H. Timmerman, Director

Marshall Walker, Director

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR—BOBBY ROBINSONIPTAY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR—GEORGE GENNETTASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR—BERT HENDERSONASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR—BOB MAHONY

—denotes Representative Emeritus (CC) denotes County Chairperson

+ denotes County Chairman Emeritus (RC) denotes Regional Chairperson

'denotes IPTAY '96 Award Winner (VC) denotes Vice-County Chairperson

Representatives

Robert E. Dye

Director, District 1

DISTRICT 1

Robert E Dye. Director

P.O. Box 1898

Easley SC 29641

Abbeville CountyEarle Williamson (CC)

Matthew DurhamMason Speer. Jr

Anderson CountyJake Meeks (CC)

D. Gray Suggs (VC)— Melvin E Barnette

Gene BeckmanJennifer BensonJoe Burdette

— R. Carol CookFred Cooley

Mark CrammerJoe B Davenport

— George M Ducworth

J. Tom Forrester

Elizabeth Garrison

Dr James P Hentz

Robert Lee Hill

Tammy HolcombeJohn D Hopkins. Jr.

Dr James H. Irby

Dan Jones

Dr C Patrick Killen

Arthur M. Klugh. Ill

James F Little

'— Harry Ma|or

Randall W, McClain

Jake MeeksJohn MooreDave MooreheadDr. PS, Movtflajko

Kevin Selman— Robert G Sharpe

Thompson A, Smith

Tony Smith

Mark D Wilson

Greenwood CountyWayne Bell (CC)

Dr f E Abell. Jr

Mark Abell

Nick P Anagnost

Lewis Bagwell*— W, E. (Bill) Burnett

Richard A ColemanWilliam D ColemanRick Harter

* Jim S Hull

Ann Hunter

Robert L McCord— Charles Murphy

Ronnie Oliver

Melvin PaceWayne B Richey

W M Self

Ben Smith

Robbie Templeton

McCormick CountyJennings G. McAbee (CC)

T C Faulkner, Jr

Oconee CountySammy Dickson (CC)

Marshall P Childress (VC)

Thomas Alexander

James Black

— Joel Harris

John Harris

Tim Hydrick

Ellis Ivey

Paul JensonDr W Ted NimmonsErnest M. Riley

— Carl R, Rogers

Scott SprouseTim Tannery

— Sam Thrift

Jesse E, Wright, III

Pickens CountyTerry L. Long (CC)

John Q. Adams III

J E. Britt— Charlie BusseyBennie CunninghamCharles E, Dalton

Dr Val S. DychesRobert E, DyeDr, Robert C Edwards. SrJulie Ellison

Jo Flatt

Gaston Gage, Jr

Bird Garrett

Roddey E, Gettys, III

L Earl Gilstrap, Jr.

(VRC) denotes Vice-Regional

Chairperson

Danny GreggBob Guerreri

Harry C (Hal) HagoodDonald Hamilton

Bill Harley

Bob HarmonFrank Hartwell

Floyd Hunt

F H, Inabnit, Jr

Edwin L Kilby, Jr

R Frank Kolb

Kenneth C, Looper

Tom Lynch

Russ MadrayWilliam B (Ben) Massingill, Jr,

Banks McFaddenJoLynn McFaddenJohn Mclntyre

Tom Merrirt

James V Patterson

John Peters

R,R Ritchie

Gil Rushton

William C, Singleton

B, J, Skelton

G Neil Smith

John Sparks

David SpearmanDavid Stallaker, Jr.

Joseph J, Turner, Jr.

K. N Vickery

Joseph A. WestDavid F Whittemore, Jr.

Eugene P Willimon

W. Harold Wood

Jim Sanders

Director, District II

DISTRICT II

Jim Sanders, Director

Sanders Brothers, Inc.

RO. Box 188

Gaffney SC 29342

Cherokee CountyDavid Parker (CC)

Scott Allen

Charles Banks

Dr, Ron Barrett

— R.S- Campbell, Jr.

— John M, Hamrick, Jr.

— Wylie Hamrick

Roy Mathis

Barry Patterson

Bob Peeler*— James R. Sanders. Jr.

Greenville CountyJames E, Vissage. Jr (CC)

Benjamin M, Evatt (VC)* Sandy Kirkus (VC)

Bill Barbary

James H, Barnes, Jr.

Randall Bell

Clyde Bigbee

J, Frank Black

Glenn Brackin

Mike BranhamJeffrey S, BrownBobby Browning

— Miles E, Bruce

Charles A, Bryan, Jr,

Jody Bryson

Joel L, Bullard

Donald J, Coggins* Jack Coggins* Larry B, Copeland

Walter B, Crawford

James M, Crawford

Gordon S. Davis— William Lem Dillard

Mark DuBoseRobert M. DuboseR. C, Eldridge. Jr.

Steve Epps, Jr.

Mark Finley

Mike Fleming

Bill Freeland

C, Glenn Garrett

Preston T. Garrett, Jr.

Clark Gaston. Jr.

Mike Glynn•— Joel W.Gray III

Scott GreeneDean HawkinsWilliam HawkinsRichard H, Ivester

Terry A Kingsmore

Bennie Langley

Jim LeagueFloyd S, LongCharles Major III

— W. M. Manning, Jr.

*— Seabrook Marchant' Edward O. McCameron

James T, McCarter

Ronald J, McCoyDavid Merritt

James D. Miller

J, G Miller

William Neal, Jr,

William H, Orders

Milton Ozmint— J F. Palmer— I, N Patterson. Jr.

Jim Pillar

George M, Plyler

— C, Evans PutmanBobby W, RamseyBruce ReevesCharles F, Rhem, Jr.

— James Rochester

Mike RoddeyReuben Rogers

Samuel F. RoperEarl SammonsBunny Scott

Robert G, Sharpe, Jr.

John G. Slattery

Robert Stephenson

Tim Strom— Joseph D. Swann

E, Richard Taylor. Jr.

Joseph M, Todd

David M, VaughanJim VaughnMike Wade

— S. Gray Walsh+* Kermit M. Watson

Robert B. WhortonCharles P. Willimon

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David Wilkins

Laurens CountyHenry V Blalock (CC)

+ J. R. Adair

Ira J. BedenbaughW, Fred Chapman, Jr.

James A- ColemanTed Davenport

— Henry M. Paris Sr.

Larry Garr

Frank Templeton III

Richard Townsend+ Dr N. Carl Wessmger

Spartanburg CountyMax P Gregory (CC)

Kendall K. Alley

William A, Bishop II

William A. Blackwood, Jr.

John L. Brady, Sr.

— John B. Cornwell, Jr.

John T Duncan, Sr.

Bill Easterling

John Easterling Jr.

John Easterling III

George R. Fisher

Judge Bruce Foster

— Harry H. Gibson

Max R Gregory

Charles Emmett Halliday

Wilbur K HammettScott Hubbard

Alex Hudson•— W. A. Hudson

Randy Judy— A P Kerchmar

Harry W. Kinard

Jetf Lancaster— Henry M Lee

Anita NessRaymond Powell

Marvin C Robinson

Dr B. Lee Smith

Wesley A, Stodard

R L Stoddard

Dr Harold Vigodsky

Ted B Wilson

Union CountyDr H. Russell Caston, Jr. (CC)

H. S. Harris, Jr.

Carl E Carson, Jr.

William M Howell

— Thomas E. Mack— Edward L B. Osborne

Thomas Young, MD

Don E. Golightly

Director. District III

DISTRICT III

Don E. Golightly

3710 Landmark Dr. #408

Columbia, SC 29204

Aiken County* Alan D. Gregory (CC)*— William R. Alexander

Anderson L Baxley

Richard L Boyleston

John R (BOb) Brooks

Johnny L Cagle

Mike ColemanRobert M. CookThomas CowardElbert Hines Hamilton

Steven Holt

Warren E Ken rick

Thomas McElmurray

Gerald W. Metts

John G Molony

Sam O'Neal— Alan M. Tewkesbury III

Judith WarnerHarry Odel Weeks, Jr.

Edgefield CountyTerry Timmerman (CC)

Greg Anderson— E.O. Dukes, Jr.

— J.W. Gilliam, Jr.

Lewis F. Holmes Jr.

Lewis F. Holmes III

Watson RhodesTheo Reginal Williams

Lexington CountyJ. Tom Shell (CC)

James M Lowman (VC)

George Alley

— Bill Amick

Travis Brank

Jerry A. Brannon

Jeff BrownAndy Caldwell

R Hugh Caldwell

Fred H. Carter, Jr.

Robert CaughmanRoscoe CaughmanJames Tracy Childers

H. Ralph Corley Sr

John L. Fulmer, Jr.

Dr B. R. GrandySteve HarmonBrett J HamsJames D. Head III

Bob Householder, Jr.

— Warren Craig Jumper

Lt. Col E. B, Jackson

John W, McLure

Bob Paulling

J. W, Riser

Charles M. Stuck* Robert M Taylor

Lee Harold Witt, Jr.

Newberry CountyM. Larry Longshore (CC)

— T. M. AbramsW. Edgar Baker—

* Earl J. BedenbaughHubert M Bedenbaugh, Jr.

Alvin Berry

Louie C. Dernck

Billy R. Gibson

C. H. Ragsdale III

Terry C. Shaver

Albert Shealy

C, Gurnie Stuck

Bill Waldrop

David Waldrop

Richland CountyF McCord Ogburn, Jr. (CC)

— Jack W Brunson

George Bullwinkel, Jr.

William P Cate— Phillip C. Chappell, Jr.

Henry Chastain

Rhonda Collins

Judge Michael R Davis

James W. EngramCarlos Gibbons, Jr.

Don E, Golightly

— Lawrence M. Gressette, Jr

— William G. Hair

Landrum Henderson, Jr* I.W.Hunt

Terry H. Klosterman

Hank Mabry* W.T McDaniel III

Ray McBride

James P. McKeown III

David Mitchum

David Pressley

Crawrford E. Sanders III

L. W. Smith— Mrs. Davis O. Smith

Paul E. Thacker. Jr

Dr. John H. Timmerman

Saluda CountyHascal Goff (CC)

Bernard L. Black—* Alfred B. Coleman

— James A, Derrick

— Benjamin H Herlong

James R Herlong, Jr.

Robert HomeBruce Rushton

— TC. Wright

Chester CountyDonald 8. Murray (CC)

+ Edward C. Abell

David Beaty

George R, Fleming

Sam Frazier

— John M. Little III

Dr Sam Stone

Betty Thorne

Marvin S Waldrep

Chiesterfield County— Dan L Tillman (CC)

Gary Allen Lee

Andrew F. McLeodWilliam R. Tillman

Evans Tindal

Darlington CountyDr Hubert C. Baker DDS (CC)

— J.W Carter

Richard Cassidy

Marion D. Hawkins, Jr.

George A. Hutto, Jr.

Warren Jeffords

William P Kennedy

Coy "CC." Kirby—

' Dr Glenn J. Lawhon, Jr

William B McCown III

— Harry M McDonald— Dr. M B Nickles, Jr.

—* Bill ReavesTommy Usher, Jr

John C Walker

Fairfield CountyDr Phillip C, Wilkins (CC)

—* Louis M. Boulware

— J K. Coleman—* Forest E, Hughes, Jr.

— Harold R. Jones

John D. Ruff

Kershaw CountyTommie W. James, Jr (CC)

Dr Kenneth W. Carson DDSJoseph C. Jackson

— Thomas F. McNamara, Jr

Lawrence MudgeGeorge Singleton, Jr

+ J F Watson

Lancaster CountyJoe H Lynn (CC)

— W.PCIyburnSteven Epps, Sr

Frank Furguson* Marion D, Lever, Jr

— Garrett J. Mobley

Ronald Small

Larry Wolfe

Lee CountyGreen Deschamps II (CC)

— W. G. Deschamps, Jr.

Pete Player

Marlboro CountyMark S. Avent (CC)

+ C E Calhoun

York

James H. Owen, Jr (CC)

William R. Adkins— David Angel

Arthur O Black—* S L Campbell

Jack D CoxFredrick W. Faircloth III—

' E. M Georger

Jeffrey T. Haire

W Framp Harper

Allord Haselden

Lewis W Hicks

Rainey Josey— James C. Rhea, Jr

Ben R. Smith, Jr

Craig Thomas—* G, G, Thomas, Sr

' Dr Roger Troutman— Marshall E. Walker

Mark S, Avent

Director, District IV

DISTRICT IV

Mark S. Avent

213 Memory LaneBennettsville, SC 29512

William C. Kennerty

Director, District V

DISTRICT VWilliam C Kennerty

2220 Weepcolow Trail

Ashley Hall Plantation

Charleston, SC 29407

Allendale CountyFrank Young (CC)

Bamberg CountyDon A. Nummy (CC)

F Marion Dwight, Sr.

Joseph M Oft

Leigh Ann Preacher

Barnwell CountyClinton C Lemon, Jr (CC)

H. M. Anderson

Grover C Kennedy Jr.

Sam Plexico

Jimmy L. Tarrance

Thomas Weeks

Beaufort CountyJ. Harry Tarrance (CC)

Henry C ChambersThomas R. Garrett

Dan Gilmour

Bryan Loadholt

James G. Taylor

Berkeley CountyH Wayne Dewitt (CC)

Robert H. Dangerfield, Jr

Nolan L. Pontiff, Jr

Calhoun CountyGary B. Porth (CC)

Gerald Bozard

William H. Bull

Charleston County* Jack T Day (CC)

Don Austell

D. L (Woody) Aydlette

— Archie E. Baker

Richard Bell

Steve Best

Ernest Byrd

Brian F Ceiek

H. L. Dukes, Jr

Jack Evans* Jack Fanning

M. Dreher Gaskin

Beverly Hafers

Al Hitchcock+• William C Kennerty

Dr Rudy Kimmerlin

Wayne Knight

Tom LaRocheBrent Lewis

Tom Lynn— S. C. McMeekin, Jr.

David M Murray. Jr.

Carl Poole

John H, Price, Jr

— Phil Prince

— Carl S Pulkinen

— Paul Quattlebaum, Jr

Glenn Rickborn

— A. B. Schirmer, Jr

Fred Schnmpt— Nicholas C, Sottile

Dr J R. Stout

— Van N oy Thornhill

Charles Towne, SrRaymond Tumbleston

Dewey Welch

Colleton County* James R White, III (CC)—

* Jack W. Carter, SrPaul Pye

Dr Sam Hazel— B. George Price, III—

" J. Ryan White, Jr

Dorchester CountyDexter Rickenbaker (CC)

Thomas W. Bailey

Gene W. DukesH. Clyde Odom

— E. Tom Salisbury

Michael J Snyder

Bill Thornton

Hampton CountyDr. Jerry Frank Crews, Jr (CC)

Harry L, Foy— David B. Gohagan

Winston A. Lawton, Jr— Winston A Lawton

Jasper CountyRoy Pryor Jr (CC)

Orangeburg CountyLawrence L. Weathers (CC)

Dr. Julius W. Babb HI

William B. Bookhart, Jr

Larry W. Dyar

F. Reeves Gressette, Jr

Billy Higginbotham

W. C Higginbotham, Jr

Roger HomeEdgar C McGeeKaren J O'Cain

Fletcher M. Riley, Jr

Dan M Robinson, Jr

J.M. Russell, Jr

James M Russell III

Russell S Wolfe. II

John H. Holcombe, Jr

Director, District VI

DISTRICT VI

John H Holcombe, Jr. Director

PO BOx 1977

Myrtle Beach, SC 29578

Clarendon County— Theodore B. Gardner (CC)

Dons B. Belser

Ropert Fleming

— Harold Furse

Robert C Hodge— Dr Wyman L Morris

Samuel E Plowden

H B. Rickenbaker— Horace F Swilley

Dillon CountyCarole Arnette (CC)

John Alford

Billy Daniel

— L B. Hardaway Jr.

Douglas Lynn— W G Lynn

John C Rogers

Gordon Rogers

T Neal Rogers

Billy Gordon Rogers

Florence CountyL. Chappell Jones (CC)

Rufus M Brown

Clyde S Bryce, Jr

Marvin Cocklield

Dr W. L Coleman— Frank A. Douglass, Jr

Charlie Grace IV

— Harold B, Haynes

H. Gerald Hicks

Webb Jones

Mark Keefe— James W. King

Richard Liles

John E. Lunn

Wilbur O. Powers

Julian H Price

— John G. RoseTom Stanley

John Taylor

Patrick Z. Wiggins

— Allen R Wood— Edward L, Young

Georgetown CountyH. E Hemingway Jr (CC)

Tommy Branyon

Glenn A. CoxW H. CoxBarbara Elliott

Fred W. Faircloth

William Green— Samuel M. Harper

— A. H. Lachiotte, Jr

Horry CountyBilly Avant, Jr (CC)

F L BradhamRick Elliott

Harvey Graham Jr

J. Roger HammondSteve Hawley

—• John H. Holcombe, Jr.

— S. F Horton—

• Thurman McLambJim SpannListen Wells

Robert (Bob) Wilder, Jr—

* R.S. Winfield

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Marion CountyEdward Spivey (CC)

Troy Carroll Atkinson III

Charles J, Bethea. Jr.

John H Holt

— Robert Mace— Duncan Mclntyre

— Joseph L. Powell

Sumter CountyJames F. Kinney (CC)

Ricky Alford

Connie Bell

— John J Britton. Jr.

Bill Carter, Jr.

Susan ChapmanHeyward Fort

— W. T Fort, Jr

Bob Galiano

Elliott (Bill) Lynam

Williamsburg CountySamuel E Drucker (CC)

Alan Chandler

Dr. W. C Cottingham

Fred P. Guerry, Jr.

lyiichael MahoneyThomas O. Morris, Jr.

Charlie Walker

Don Whechel

Director, District VII

DISTRICT VII - North Carolina

Don Whechel5000 Piper Glenn Dr.

Charlotte, NC 28277

Region I

Mary Anne Bigger (RC)

Al AdamsRobin Berkey

David BrownCarol BrownSamuel Drake

Mike Eppley

Greg Parish

James Foster

Tim Hester

Thomas Glenn

Bud Hoover

Billy Howell

Van Jones

Bob McClure

Marvin O'Donnell

Edith Balson Parks

Phillip Prince

Craig Roberson

Tommy Roche, Jr.

Dr T. G Westmoreland

Don Whelchel

Bobby Yarbrough

Region II

Mac Lindsey (RC)

David Bradley

Eddie Dalton

Bobby DunniganOtis Kempson, Jr.

Dennis McAlister

Tom Morris, Jr.

Doug Smith

James G Stone

Don Tomberlin

Mark Welborn

Dennis Wilson

Region III

Leonard Butler

Jim EdmondsTommy EdmondsJeff Goldsmith

Don Kirkpatrick

Doug Smith

Roger Young

Region IV

Andy Mills (RC)

George Bolen

Ron Bullock

Dick Cottingham

Cecil Frick

William Heatley

Dennis Kekas• Nellie Mills

Stephen Palmer

Curt Plyler

Phil TompkinsEd West

Region VCarl Jones, III

John Mclnnis, III

Bill Worth

John D. Tice

Director, District VIII

DISTRICT VIII - GeorgiaJohn D. Tice, Director

RO Box 3577Dalton, OA 30721

Region I

John Scoggins (RC)

Margaret Kirkland (VRC)Dr. Jim Bostic

Mendal Bouknight, Jr.

Doug BrandonKen BrownDavid Chamberlain

John Dickerson

Doug Gray

Joycelyn Hairston

Alva HancockRaymond HoweRon Huffman

O.D Hunter

Carroll Hutto

Jeff Hyten

Joe Kessler

Ben Leppard, Jr.

Rick Lott

Tammy Martin

Milton Pate

Dan Patillo

Dennis Risher

Bill Shedd— Lawrence Starkey

Steve Sullivan—* John Tice

Ruth Ellen Trotter

Jim WelbornSteve White, Jr.

John Williams

Ron Young

Region II

Bill Efird, Jr (RC)

Andy Calhoun

Jeff Halliburton

John Murray

Ed Presnell

Chuck Swearingen

Seabrook Marchant

Director, District IX

Region III

David SmartDISTRICT IX

Seabrook Marchant

480 E. Parkins Mill Rd.

Greenville, SC 29607

South East RegionCharles Cooper (RC)

Neil Bates

Rudy Bell

Tom "Buck" Brazeale

Rob Burgess

David CopelandRobert Corker

Jim Douglas

Mark DuBoseWalt Garvin

E. Guy Hendrix

Frank Inabinet III

Stuart McWhorterJohn OsteenChris Peters

Whitey Roberts

Cal Scheldt

Wendell SeaseBen Sharp

Robert Tolsma

Rudy Yobs

North East RegionDaniel ClemsonBill Hendrix, Jr.

Al Hurt, Jr.

Tom Reed

Mid West RegionBob Chinners (RC)

Don Evans

Ben Hornsby

Karl Kemmerlin

Dale Reynolds

Mike Williams

West Coast RegionFrank Kellers, III (RC)

David Jones

OtherRex Varn

Clemson Endowments

Dr. Jack L. Green endowed the Point Guard Position on tine Clemson Tigers IVIen's Basl<etball

Team in lienor of his Mother and Father — Mr. & Mrs. Jack L. Green, Sr.

Vernon and Joan Merchant created an endowment to honor the Slab Five in memory of his

Mother and Father — Vernon and Ruth Merchant, Sr.

ADDITIONAL $1000 DONORS FROM GREENVILLE, SC

CODY, NINA, RANDY &NINA SEAY OWENS

Z H OWINGSALTON F PAINTERPAPA JOHNS PIZZAMICHAEL PARHAMDOUGLAS F PATRICK &ROBERT G HOPKINS

MR & MRS I

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PATTERSON JRPEPSI COLA OFGREENVILLE

JOHN PERKINSVINCE PERONEPET DAIRYNICK G PETRAKOSE A PFISTER

PIEDMONT ARTHRITISCLINIC PA

G MILLON PLYLERMR & MRS ROBERT J

POTERALAJAMES T POWELLDAVID R PRICE PHDJOHN F RENFRO III

WILLIAM E (GENE)RHYMER JR

MICHAEL ROBINSON/JAMES JACKSON

MICHAEL E RODDEYSAMUEL F ROPERNATHAN A EINSTEINWILLIAM ROSENFELDCLIFFORDD ROYJOHN P SCOTTTHE FURMAN CO

JOHN L SEABROOK III

MARVIN R SEABROOKGEORGE W SHARPTONDR & MRS DONALD WSHELLEY

SLOAN CONSTRUCTIONCO INC

DWIGHT H SMITH JRGEORGE F SMITHSTERLING W SMITHSOUTHEASTERNELEC DISTRS INC

TOBY STANSELLMONICA W STASNEYJAMES M STEPHENSWILLIAM B STURGISSUGAR CREEKACCESSORIES INC

JAMES CARL &VIRGINIA SUMMEY

SUNLAND DIST INC

SUNSHINE CLEANERS &LAUNDRY

TERRY TALLON"IN HONOR OFMR & MRS W P (PAP) TIMMER-MAN"

DEAN D VARNERJIM AND JACKIE VAUGHNEARLE W SARGENT MEMORIAL:BY CAROLINA BELTING CO

WACHOVIA BANK OF SCABBY WALDROP

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§§0flU^ Special Recognition

ncfooiecf Positions

Friends and Former Players endowed the Head Football Coach position to honor Coach Frank Howard in celebration of his 85th Birthday.

The Bill Hudson Family endowed a Tackle Position on the Clemson Tigers Football Team.

Mr. and Mrs. David Merritt endowed a Wide Receiver Position In Honor Of Perry Tuttle.

An anonymous donor endowed Football's Single Wing Right Guard Position to honor Dean Walter Cox.

Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Dalton endowed the Manager's Position for the Clemson Tigers Men's Basketball Team.

David and Stanley Riggins endowed the Quarterback Position on the Clemson Tigers Football Team.

An anonymous donor endowed the Placekicking Position on the Clemson Tigers Football Team.

Ray Clanton endowed the Left Guard Position on Clemson's Single Wing Football Team.

Stuart McWhorter endowed the Tiger Mascot.

Leighton Cubbage endowed a Defensive Back Position on the Clemson Tigers Football Team to honor Jimmy Ness.

John T. Mundy endowed a Forward Position on the Clemson Tigers Men's Basketball Team.

The Mahaffey Brothers endowed the Center Position on the Clemson Tigers Men's Basketball Team

in honor of their Mother and Father — How/ard T. and Louise Mahaffey.

Mark and Barry Avent endowed the Head Coach's position for Clemson Tigers Men's Basketbnall to honor Rick Barnes.

Sam and Kitty Pringle endowed the Tiger Cub to honor their grandchildren.

Sam and Kitty Pringle endowed the Point Guard Position on the Clemson Lady Tigers Basketball Team.

Dr. and Mrs. Bill Howiler endowed the Third Base Position on the Clemson Tigers Baseball Team.

MBNA created an endowment to aid the IPTAY Scholarship Fund.

Jerry and Frances Chapman created an endowment to aid the IPTAY Scholarship Fund.

Billy and Betty Poe endowed the Wingback Position on Clemson's Single Wing Football Team.

Bill and Bess Cecil, Sr. created the "Bess & David W. Cecil, Sr. Endowment" for

Coordinated IPTAY and Architecture Scholarships and Fellowships

An anonymous donor endowed the Power Forward Position on the Clemson Tigers Men's Basketball Team.

Dean and Ann Coleman endowed a Linebacker Position on the Clemson Tigers Football Team.

Frank and Mary Black endowed a Tight End Position on the Clemson Tigers Football Team in honor of Tommy West.

Harry and Pat Green created an endowment to aid the IPTAY Scholarship Fund.

Tom and Bernice Grimball endowed the Manager's Position for the Clemson Tigers Baseball Team.

Dr. Jack L. Green endowed the Point Guard Position on the Clemson Tigers Men's Basketball Teamin honor of his Mother and Father — Vernon and Ruth Merchant, Sr.

Billy and Ann Powers created an endowment to honor the Slab Five.

Jack and Jane Shaw created an endowment to honor the Slab Five.

An anonymous donor created an endowment to honor the Slab Five.

IPTAY Donors have contributed to an endowment to honor the Slab Five.

James A. Turner, Annie Alexander Turner and Megan Ashley Turner endowed a Shooting Guard Position

on the Clemson Tigers Men's Basketball Team in honor of Bruce Martin.

Jimmy Key and Family endowed the Head Coach's Position in Baseball to honor Bill Wilhelm.

Albert Dial McAlister endowed the Long Snapper Position on the Clemson Tigers Football Team.

Mrs. Florence G. Geiger endowed the Punter's Position on the Clemson Tigers Football Team.

Life Donors TOM & LIB LYNCHCLEMSON SC

EILEEN K ADDISIN MEMORY OF JACK R MILLERGREENVILLE SCBY PHILIP & CELESTE PRINCE

MICHAEL N BYRD MT PLEASANT SCPALM BEACH GARDENS FL

D HARDING STOWEMR & MRS STUART CLARKSONJR RICHARD H STOWEDR & MRS LARRY S BOWMAN BELMONT SCSENECA SC

WGREG TERRYJOHN & CAROL HOPKINS CONOVER NCANDERSON SC

WHALEY FOODSERVICE REPAIRS INC

DEFENDER INDUSTRIES LEXINGTON SCCOLUMBIA SC

DonorsJIM & JULIE ACKERGREENVILLE SC

EILEEN K ADDISGREENVILLE SC

ASHMORE BROTHERSGREER SC

D L AYDLEHE JR

CHARLESTON SC

RICK L BEASLEY JON P GLOVERDARLINGTON SC ANDERSON SC

BOWERS FIBERS INC JOHN & CAROL HOPKINSCHARLOTTE NC ANDERSON SC

LARRY D BRIGHT THE KENT MANUFACTURING COGREER SC PICKENS SC

J WBURNEHIII ERNESTS KNIGHTONGREENVILLE SC EDENTON NC

MICHAEL N BYRD LDDS METROMEDIAPALM BEACH GRDNSFL CLEMSON SC

ANONYMOUS TOM & LIB LYNCHASHEVILLE NC CLEMSON SC

DEFENDER INDUSTRIES ED& LIBMCCAMERONCOLUMBIA SC MAULDIN SC

JOHN H DRUMMOND JACK H JR AND DEBORAH MCCAULEYANDERSON SC SIMPSONVILLE SC

DR& MRS JOSEPH EFEWELLJR PEELER'S DAIRYHICKORY NC GAFFNEY SC

MR&MRSLENARDJFLYNN JIM SANDERSANDERSON SC GAFFNEY SC

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PHILIP & CELESTE PRINCE EASLEY SC

MOUNT PLEASANT SCMARSHALL E WALKERROCK HII 1 SO

6AFFNEY SCWHALEY FOODSERVICE REPAIRS INC

D HARDING STOWE & LEXINGTON SC

RICHMOND H STOWEBELMONT NC

MARSHALL WHITE JR

CHEMICALS DIV

WGREG TERRY GREENSBORO NC

CONOVER NC

Lif6 DonorsMR & MRS MARK S AVENTBENNETTSVILLE SC

THE HOPKINS FAMILY

BETTY, JOHN, JANE & AGNEWSIMPSONVILLE SC

MARVIN & BILL BANTONDUNCAN SC

J L & M L HUCKABEELYMAN SC

C L BENTON & SONSMYRTLE BEACH SC

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CLYDE & DORA BIGBEE

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MRS DAVIS SMITHGRANT'S TEXTILE INC COLUMBIA SCBY THE GRANTSSPARTANBURG SC

MR & MRS JOHN R SMITHANDERSON SC

JACK T HARDINGREENVILLE SC

CHARLES & MARTHA SPENCEGREENVILLE SC

MR & MRS JOE F HAYESGREENVILLE SC

SCOTT STEELE

LILBURN GAGEORGE, BARBARA & CATHY HILL

ANDERSON SCR ALLEN STEVENSGREENVILLE SC

MRS MRS GEORGES HILTON

CONCORD NCJ CHRIS SWIFCOLUMBIA SC

JOHN R HINES

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LEWIS & EVA HOLMESEVANGELYON HOLMES RAINSFORDTRENTON SC

JOHNDTICEROCKY FACE GA

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JOHN A WALTER ALLEN K WOOD JR

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H MICHAEL WEBB MD JAMES M ZACHRICH JR

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AMERICAN PRIDE INC

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ROBERT H BROOKSFAYETTEVILLE GA

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MR & MRS JAMES A BROWN JR

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ANDREW P BALLARDRRFFMVII 1 F Sr

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CHARLOTTE NC

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CAROLINA EASTERN INC

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MR & MRS ROGER BENJAMINLIBERTY SC

CAROLINA FIRST

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C L BENTON & SONSMYRTLE BEACH SC

JOHN FAYE BERRYWARD SC

BETHEA DISTRIBUTING CO INC

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CLYDE & DORA BIGBEE

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BRUCE J BISHOP

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CHALMERS & LOR! ANNE CARRRIDGE SPRING SC

MR & MRS RAY O'BRIAN CARTER

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D RAY CASHSIMPSONVILLE SC

KARL B CHANDLERSUMTER SC

J E "BO" CHINNERS JR

HOUSTON TX

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CINTAS CORPORATIONGREENVILLE SC

LARRY U CLARKSENECA SC

JOY AYERS CLAWSONGREER SC

THE CLIMATIC CORPORATIONCOLUMBIA SC

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CLOVER SC

RICHARD H COLE

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DREDCONNER/WH CONNERMACON GA

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MR & MRS JOHN C COOKCAYCE SC

ERNIE, SARAS ALISON COOPERCOLUMBIA SC

MRS RALPH E COOPERCOLUMBIA SC

GLENN, MYRA, JENNIFER &EBE COXPAWLEYS ISLAND SC

JOHN NEILSON COXMARION SC

GARRY & KAREN CRADDOCKNEWNAN GA

DAVID T CRAIG

BLACKVILLE SC

WALTER B CRAWFORDGREENVILLE SC

CREEL OUTDOOR ADVERTISING

JIM & CAROLYN CREEL

MYRTLE BEACH SC

DR & MRS CHARLES F CREWSCOLUMBIA SC

THE CURTIS FAMILY: ANN, ORES.

DONALD, CATHYTRYON NC

R W DALTONGREENVILLE SC

WILL & PAT DAVIDSONCOLUMBIA SC

MR & MRS WILLIAM T DAVIDSON JR

FOREST CITY NC

JESSE B DAVIS

SPARTANBURG SC

MR & MRS WAYNE R DAVIS

BREVARD NC

ALONZO M DEBRUHLGREER SC

Mark Kane

DELTA ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORSOFSCINCGREER SC

JERRY E DEMPSEYPinSBURGH PA

MARTHA & FLETCHER DERRICK

ALEXANDER W DEMASI

CHARLESTON SC

J ROBERT DERRICK

MONROE NC

PAT & JANE GREEN DERRICK

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SAMMY DICKSONWESTMINSTER SC

JAMES F DOUGLASGOSHEN KY

ROBERT WDOZIERTROY NC

THOMAS A DRAYTONBISHOPVILLE SC

ROBERT MICHAEL EDDYSIMPSONVILLE SC

EDDIES SANDRA EDWARDS JR

HICKORY NC

JOHNSEFIRDJRSIMPSONVILLE SC

TOM AND JANE ELDER

COLUMBIA SC

ELECTRIC CITY PRINTING

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MCCOY ELLISON

MONROE NC

C EDWARD EVANS JR

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DR B R EWINGANDERSON SC

FAIRFAX DIMENSION CO INC

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BILLS DONNA FARR

AUGUSTA GA

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CAROLINA FIRST BANKGREENVILLE SC

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LARRY D & ANN R FLOYD

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FLUOR DANIEL

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ARCH S JENNY FOWLERCOLUMBIA SC

CARROLL F FOWLERMORRISTOWN TN

RANDALL K FOXX

PIEDMONT SC

HARRY H FRAMPTON III

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CHARLOHE NC

JOHN R FULPJRANDERSON SC

KEVIN FUQUAMDWASHINGTON GA

CLYDE GARDNERROSWELL GA

TOM S JOANN GARREHGREENVILLE SC

JIMMY KGERRALDBRENTWOOD TN

CARLOS GIBBONS JR, DOUGLASEVANS, JAMES SPARKSCOLUMBIA SC

RICHARD H GETTYSJRROCK HILL SC

EGGILSTRAPPISGAH FOREST NC

THOMAS W GLENN III

CHARLOTTE NC

DR & MRS AJ GOFORTH III

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GOULSTON TECHNOLOGIESMONROE NC

MRS MRS NEILS GRANGERGREENVILLE SC

GRANT'S TEXTILES INC

SPARTANBURG SC

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AMOS G GREEN JR

MURRELLS INLET SC

WILLIAM N GREENGEORGETOWN SC

LAMAR GREENEGASTONIA NC

GREENWOOD PACKING PLANT

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GROVER INDUSTRIES INC

GROVER NC

DRS MRS LARRY DGRUBBFLORENCE SC

WYLIE HAMRICKGAFFNEY SC

FRANK SHANCKELJRCHARLESTON SC

MR S MRS WILLIAM W HANEYGREENVILLE SC

JACK T HARDINGREENVILLE SC

THE HARPER CORPORATIONGREENVILLE SC

MARIAN L HARRISGREENWOOD SC

MR S MRS JOE F HAYESGREENVILLE SC

DR JIM HELLAMSPENDLETON SC

LANDRUMH HENDERSON JR

COLUMBIA SC

Bill Hunter

RYAN D HENDLEYGREENVILLE SC

JAMES R HENDRICKS JR

CHARLOHE NC

HERITAGE DEVELOPMENT CORP II

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DAVID HERNDONLEXINGTON SC

LOUIS P& JULIA A HERNSMOUNT PLEASANT SC

GEORGE, BARBARA S CATHY HILL

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MRS MRS GEORGE B HILTON

CONCORD NC

CAREY HINDMANFLORENCE SC

JOHN R HINES

ORLANDO FL

FRANCIS M HIPP FOUNDATION

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HOECHST CELANESESPARTANBURG SC

COL (RET) JERRY VHOLCOMBEGREENVILLE SC

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LEWIS S EVA HOLMESEVANGELYON HOLMES RAINSFORDTRENTON SC

MR S MRS EDWARD A HOOD JR

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THE HOPKINS FAMILY BETTY JOHN

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J L, M L S A WAHS HUCKABEE

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LESTER A HUDSON JR

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CALVERT W HUFFINESJR

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MRS MRS FOREST E HUGHES JR

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WILSON AND ANN HUNTER

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NEWNAN GA

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A EUGENE JOHNSTON III

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DONNA MERCK JONES

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MRS WILLIAM P KAYJRMELINDA KAY

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DRJDONKELLEYTAYLORS SC

KENMAR INDUSTRIES

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THOMAS FKICKLIGHTERJRN CHARLESTON SC

DR&MRSMWKILGOREJACKSONVILLE FL

DAVID EKINGSALEM SC

TEKIRBYGRANITEVILLE SC

IN MEMORY OF CHARLES G LUCIUS JR

COLUMBIA SC

WES LAND JUDY KOCHSALEM SC

LANDS TIMBER RESOURCES INC

DORCHESTER SC

GREGORY G LAWLESSRICHMOND VA

LAWTON LUMBER CO., INC.

EASLEY SC

MR & MRS W A LAWTONESTILL SC

LEIGH FIBERS INC

SPARTANBURG SC

MR&MRSLEEFLEMEREEASLEY SC

LESCO RESTORATIONS INC

SPARTANBURG SC

MRS E OSWALD LIGHTSEY

CLEMSON SC

MR&MRSVFLINDERJRCOLUMBIA SC

1N MEMORY OF ELBERT LBAILES"

WEST UNION SC

RHONDA/RON/MARTI LITTLEFIELD

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STEPHEN W LOOPER DMDGREER SC

LOVELESS COMMERCIAL CONTCAYCE SC

TIM MAHONGRAY COURT SC

MALPHRUS CONSTRUCTION CO INC

HILTON HEAD ISL SC

MARTIN ENGINEERING

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JAMES F MARTINEDGEFIELD SC

MARTIN PRINTING INC

EASLEY SC

MR & MRS FRANK TMARTINELLIWOODBURY CT

WILLIAM H MATHISATLANTA GA

M GREGORY MCCOLLUMMYRTLE BEACH SC

KWMCCOURTPARSIPPANY NJ

JAMES E MCCOYGREER SC

HEYWARD MCDANIELGREENVILLE SC

MAC AND SUSAN MCDARISSALEM SC

MR & MRS FRANKJ MCGEECLINTON SC

Charlie Home Leon Hope

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ELLISON S MCKISSICK JR

GREENVILLE SC

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RANDY MORRISALPHARETTA GA

THOMAS MORRIS JR

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MR & MRS DONNIE G PATTERSONEASLEY SC

DAVID L PEEBLES

GLOUCESTER VA

CAROLINEJORDAN & WILL PEELERGAFFNEY SC

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PROFORMANCE GROUP INC

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WILLIAM ESASSER III

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SC STATE FAIR

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SENECA SC

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CHARLES AND MARTHA SPENCEGREENVILLE SC

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*The ACC is one of only two confer-

ences to capture three or more national

football titles since 1980. Clemson laid

claim to the league's second title in

1 981,Georgia Tech followed suit in 1 990

while Florida State pocketed national

title number four in 1993.

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field this fall under the ACC banner have

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the years has proved itself to be amongthe elite in Division l-A football. The

ACC remains the nation's winningest

bowl conference as the nine current

league teams are a combined 76-66-5 in

postseason play, including 22-16-1 since

1987.

*Three ACC teams, Clemson, Flori-

da State and Georgia Tech, are amongthe nation's top 10 winningest bowl

teams. Georgia Tech has the highest

winning percentage in bowl play with a

17-8 record (.680), while

Florida State is now fifth

with a 15-8-2 mark

(.640). Clemson is 10th

with a 12-9 record

(.571).

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nine teams were ranked

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AP poll in 1996.

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play in a bowl game in the decade of the

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*ACC Football has drawn at least 2.2

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*ACC teams made an all-time high

56 appearances on national television in

1996. League teams made 28 appear-

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ESPN2, three on CBS and one each on

NBC, TBS, Fox and Prime. Clemson

BOWL RECORD BY CONFERENCECONFERENCE APP RECORD PCTACC 147 76-66-5 .534

Pac-10 160 82-72-6 .531

SEC 278 135-130-13 .509

Big 10 160 79-78-3 .503

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Big 12 233 110-119-4 .481

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Clemson is one of three ACC scfiools to win the National Championshipsince 1980. Above, Dan Benish (71) and William Devane (94) celebrate a

fumble recovery in the victory over Nebraska.

was one of just three schools nationally

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al or regional live television in 1996.

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athletes were recognized for their work

in the classroom.

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cluded with the league pocketing three

more national team titles and four indi-

vidual NCAA crowns. Among the indi-

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Charles Warren, who won the NCAAChampionship at Conway Farms in Chi-

cago in a playoff.

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by Amy Moore

On those magnificent Saturday after-

noons in Death Valley, Clennson Football

and Tiger Band are one in the same in the

hearts of all Tiger fans. Whether Clemson

is playing in Memorial Stadium or on the

road, the sounds of "TIGER RAG" are not

far behind.

Today on this specific Saturday after-

noon, named Veteran's Day we celebrate

a part of Clemson's heritage. A group of

students resembling the Clemson Bandfirst performed around the turn of the cen-

tury. Gradually, however, the band stabi-

lized as a regular company of the Cadet

Corps in the military school known as

Clemson Agricultural and Mechanical

College.

Today, Clemson University's Tiger

Band is present for all games, home, away,

and neutral, and is widely known for its

precision marching, dynamic sound and

famous Clemson spirit. Every year. Tiger

Band plays before thousands of fans, and

has appeared at professional football

games, televised broadcasts and numer-

ous bowl games including the Orange,

Peach, Gator, Independence, Hall of

Fame, and Citrus Bowls.

Tiger Band highlights this weekendwith a special touch of Clemson spirit as it

presents the traditional pregame show that

is kicked off with the glorious Orange Bowl

march that takes us back to the Tigers'

1981 national championship. Following

the march, "The Band That Shakes the

Southland" will play its most celebrated

song, Tiger Rag, and then one of John

Phillip Sousa's most renowned composi-

tions, "The Washington Post". TheClemson University Pershing Rifles

Company C4 will then present the colors

as everyone stands to honor America in

the singing of "God Bless America".

After the invocation, the crowd is asked

to please remain standing for the Pledge of

Allegiance and the National Anthem, which

is conducted by Clemson University

Director of Bands, Dr. Mark Goodstein.

Today, during the National Anthem there

will be a special Air Force flyover in recog-

inition of Veteran's Day.

The singing of the Clemson University

Alma Mater is next in the pregame lineup

followed by yet another noted tradition in

the dotting of the "i" after the band spells

out Tigers' in its traditional script form.

Today, the honor of dotting the "i" belongs

to Danny Goldrick, the Tiger BandCommander. Goldrick is in his first year as

the Tiger Band commander and his fourth

as a Tiger Band member. This native of

Florence, South Carolina and graduate of

West Florence High School is a member of

the tenor saxophone section and is cur-

rently majoring in management.

In the final moments of the pregameshow the crowd begins to extend their

focus to the hill as all Clemson fans pre-

pare for "the most exciting 25 seconds in

college football". As the band forms a tun-

nel on both sides of the hill, the air is once

again filled with the sounds of the OrangeBowl March and Tiger Rag — not to men-tion the sounds of screaming Tiger fans.

There is no question why so many individ-

uals consider Clemson's pregame to be

Clemson University Alma Mater:

Where the Blue Ridge yawns its

greatness

Where the Tigers play

Here the sons of dear old ClemsonReign supreme alway.

ChorusDear old Clemson, we will triumph

And with all our might

That the Tigers roar may echo

O'er the mountain height.

Tiger Twirlers (L to R): Brandy Perry, Jennifer Satkowski, Instructor Cheryl Hosier,

Lindsey Martin, Allison LaGate.

one of the most exciting in college football.

At the appointed time, the cannons fire

and the Tigers invade Death Valley after

running down the legendary hill. No player

or coach will forget to rub Howard's Rock in

hopes of gaining mystical powers to

ensure a win against the Blue Devils, whohave not won in Death Valley in 17 years.

As halftime rolls around, the Tiger

Twirlers will be especially anxious as they

are today's spotlight section. These Tiger

Twirlers have earned the reputation as one

of the finest twirling lines in the country.

Each spring auditions are held for posi-

tions as a Tiger Twirler.

The Tiger Twirlers are under the direc-

tion of Cheryl Hosier. Hosier is in her sec-

ond year as the Twirler Instructor, and is a

former competitve twirler herself. She is a

native of Columbus, Ohio, and a graduate

of Ohio State University with a Bachelor of

Fine Arts Degree in Dance Performance.

This season's Tiger Twirlers are Brandy

Perry, Jennifer Satkowski, Lindsey Martin,

and Allison LaGate.

For today's halftime performance. Tiger

Band has chosen to salute the rock band— The Moody Blues. The band will be per-

forming several of their hits from the sixties

and seventies including "The Story In Your

Eyes", "Tuesday Afternoon", and "Nights In

White Satin".

The Tiger Band staff includes Dr. Mark

Hosier, Tiger Band Director, Dr. Richard

Goodstein, Director of Bands, Cheryl

Hosier, Flag Line/Twirler Instructor, and

announcer Tim Willis.

As another month of November in

Clemson football history begins, we as

Tiger fans thank Tiger Band for being the

generator of Clemson spirit for all these

years. Without "The Band that Shakes the

Southland" striking up "Tiger Rag",

Clemson football just would not be the

same.

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CLEMSON (5-3, 3-3)

Team Data CUTotal Offense 3035Total Plays 580Yards/Play 5.2

Yards/Game 3799.4Rusfi Yds./Game 161.1

Pass Yds/Game 218.3

Pass. Efficiency 136.7

Punting Average 40.9

Turnovers 14

Penalities 43-302Total First Downs 170Sacks by defense 20-131

Interceptions by Def. 5

3rd Down Conv. 52-120Time of Poss/Gm. 33:42

Total Points 189Touchidowns 22Field Goals 13-18

Punt Returns 22-213Kickoff Returns 25-631

OPP24325104.8

304,0

79.5

224.5

118.8

41.0

1054-396

13426- 147

835-114

26:1814016

10-15

27-39923-487

Rushing Att Yds Avg TDPriester 168 744 4.4 6Greene 81 224 2.8

Witherspoor 37 167 4.5 2

Austin 24 83 3.5 1

Zanders 30 68 2.3 1

Clemson 351 1289 3.7 10

Opponents 253 636 2.5 5

Receiving Rec Yds Avg TDHome 57 732 12.8 6Lawyer 25 320 12.8 2

Wofford 20 259 13.0 2

Priester 13 95 7.3

Watts 5 71 14.2

Clemson 146 1746 12.0 11

Opponents 138 1796 13.0 8

Pass Cm Att Yds TD 1 PetGreene 140 216 1674 11 7 64.8Streeter 6 13 72 Q 1 46.2

Clemson 146 229 1746 11 8 63.8

Opponents 138 257 1796 8 5 53.7

Tackles Tac TFL-YdsAntfiony Simmons. ILB 100 14-53

Mond Wilson, ILB 70 5-17

DoMarco Fox, FS 50 0-0

Rahim Abdullafi, OLE 47 2-7

Raymond Wfiite, MG 42 4-8

Antwan Edwards, SS 36 0-0

Tony Plantin, DT 36 7-27

Adrian Dingle, OLB 31 6-35Lorenzo Bromell, DT 33 7-25

Harold Means, ILB 28 2-15

1997 ScheduleDate Opponent Result

Sept. 6 Appalachian State 23-12Sept. 13 at N.C. State 19-17

Sept. 20 Florida State 28-35Sept. 27 at Georgia Tech 20-23Oct. 4 UTEP 39-7

Oct. 11 Virginia 7-21

Oct. 25 at Maryland 20-9Nov. 1 at Wake Forest 33-16Nov. 8 Duke, 12:00

Nov. 15 North Carolina, 3:30 PMNov. 22 at South Carolina

Compiled by Adair Clary

a recorc

ACC STANDINGSTeam ACC Overall

Florida State 6-0 8-0

North Carolina 5-0 8-0

Virginia 4-2 5-3

Ga. Tech 3-2 4-3

Clemson 3-3 5-3

Wake Forest 3-4 4-5

Maryland 1-5 2-7

N.C. State 1-5 3-5

Duke 0-5 2-6

THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULEClemson vs. DukeFlorida State at North Carolina

Georgia Tech at Virginia

Maryland at N.C. State

Wake Forest at Rutgers

THIS WEEK'S POLLS1 Nebraska 1

2 Penn State 3

3 Florida State 2

4 Michigan 4

5 North Carolina 5

6 Washington 67 Ohio State 8

8 Tennessee 7

9 Georgia 9

10 UCLA 11

11 Kansas State 10

12 Iowa 14

13 Florida 13

14 LSU 12

15 Arizona State 16

16 Washington State 15

17 Auburn 17

18 Toledo 2019 Vlississippi State 2620 Virginia Tech 18

21 Texas A&M 21

22 Syracuse 19

23 Purdue 2424 Southern Miss 2525 Oklahoma State 2326 West Virginia 22

NCAA RANKINGSClemsonTony Home Reception/Game 7.1, 7th

Tony Home Rec. Yds/Game 91.5, 19th

Tony Home Kickoff Returns 28.6, 6th

Tony Home All-Purpose Yds. 165.5, 9th

Tony Home Punt Returns 9.7, 44th

N. Greene Passing Efficiency 140.2, 19th

N. Greene Total Offense 237.2, 33rd

R. Priester Rushing/Game 93.0, 33rd

CU TEAM RANKINGS DUKE46th (161.1) Rushing Offense 62nd (141.9)

43rd (218.3) Passing Offense 98th (144,3)

51st (379.3) Total Offense 102nd (286,1)

46th (9.7) Punt Returns 97th, (5,8)

6th (25.2) Kickoff Returns 36th (21,6)

64th (23.6) Scoring Offense 92nd (18,9)

21st (304.0) Total Defense 82nd (392.4)

22nd (17.5) Scoring Defense 73rd (27.6)

84th (-0.50) Turnover Margin 66nd (-0.13)

DUKE (2-6, 0-5)

Team DataTotal OffenseTotal Plays

Yards/Play

Yards/GameRush Yds./GamePass Yds/GamePass. Efficiency

Punting AverageTurnovers

Penalities

Total First DownsSacks by defenseIntercept, by Def.

3rd Down Conv.

Time of Poss/Gm.Total Points

TouchdownsField GoalsPunt ReturnsKickoff Returns

DUKE22895044.5

286.1

141.9

144. ,3

100.7

39.6

1839-319

11213-66

940- 11328:18151

1613-16

16-92

31-668

OPP31395675.5

392.4

198.8

193.6

128.4

37.7

1764-472

15816-30

943-112

31:38

221

2711-19

25-18928-563

Rushing Att Yds Avg TDMarshall 44 298 6.8 2

Rasheed 67 285 4.3 2

Wilks 62 213 3.4 1

Epperson 35 167 4,8

Romine 33 77 2.3

Duke 307 1135 3.7 8

Opponents 371 1590 4.3 18

Receiving Rec Yds Avg TDMontgomery 33 409 12.4 4

Thomas 18 298 16.6 2

Epperson 11 100 9.1

Wilks 11 82 7.5

Rodrick 6 95 15.8

Duke 93 1154 12.4 8

Opponents 110 1549 14,1 7

Passing Cm Att Yds TD 1 Pet

Campbell 55 116 672 2 5 ,474

Romine 26 50 324 3 3 ,520

Green 6 13 48 1 .462

Thompson 5 17 79 2 1 ,294

Duke 93 197 1154 8 9 .472

Opponent 110 191 1549 7 9 .576

Tackles Tac TFL-YdsEgbuniwe 104 6,5-34

Stallmeyer 94 6-22

Lewis 67 3-10

Combs 52 10-30

Settles 51 2-3

Jones 46 1-1

Clark 45 3-11

Grant 35 1-5

Krenzel 34 1-4

Ruzic 22 3,5-17

1997 SchedDateSept. 6

Sept. 13

Sept. 20Sept. 27Oct. 4

Oct. 11

Oct. 18

Oct. 25Nov. 8

Nov. 1

5

Nov. 22

ule

OpponentN.C. State

at Northwestern

ArmyNavyat MarylandFlorida State

at Virginia

Wake Forest

at ClemsonGeorgia Tech

at North Carolina

Result14-45

20-2420-1726- 1710-1627-51

10-1324-38

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The Last (dordBake has featured eutstanding pas&ing, Cfem&on reco^-setting ru&hing in this fiCC aeries.

by Bob Bradley

Most college football games that people

watch, either in person or on television, do

not produce a 100-yard rusher or passer, or a

10-reception receiver, or even a long return

of any description for that matter.

But don't be surprised to see one or more

of these accomplished today

Or maybe six field goals by one player.

It's happened here when Clemson and Duke

have met on the gridiron in 1976 when Vince

Fusco booted six in an 18-18 tie.

In the past 17 seasons, Duke has had an

individual pass for 200 or more yards in 13 of

those games. So don't bet the farm on the

unlikely.

Clemson fans won't soon forget a brash,

young freshman coming into Death Valley in

1 980 who soon had the Tiger secondary spin-

ning like tops. Ben Bennett completed 21 of

32 passes that afternoon and headed back to

Durham with a 34-17 victory cigar. Bennett

taunted the Clemson team as he scored his

last touchdown. Clemson has not forgotten

and the Blue Devils haven't won here since.

Although the Tigers won the next three

games between the two schools, Bennett

completed 92 of 144 passes against Clemson

in his four years that measured more than six-

tenths of a mile (1,084).

In Bennett's senior year (1983) at

Durham, he was successful on 34 of the 53

he put in the air. Mark Militello caught 13 of

them tying the Clemson opponent record.

He became the third Blue Devil to snag

that many passes in one game against the

Tigers. Henley Carter did it in 1 968 and his

reception yardage was 209 yards — the

only opposing player to ever have over 200

receiving yards against Clemson, until

Peter Warrick's 249 earlier this year for

Florida State. Both teams had over 500

yards total offense in that 1983 game, the

only time that has happened in Clemsonhistory.

Wes Chesson, now a member of the

Duke Football Network broadcast team,

caught 13 in 1970, and his yardage was149, which were 17 more than Militello's.

While Duke's individual 200-yard pass-

ing games have exceeded Clemson's

(which has five), the Tigers have stuck to

their rushing game—and with success,

leading to 14 Clemson wins in the last 16.

The only Clemson player to ever rush

for over 100 yards in three games against

the same opponent was Kenny Flowers.

He did it against Duke in 1985 (121 yards),

1984 (119) and 1983 (112). His senior

year he did not reach the century mark, but

he did become Clemson's career rushing

leader in 1986 against Duke. Both Terry

Allen and Cliff Austin went over the 100-

mark twice against the Blue Devils.

On a stretch from 1981 through 1989,

Clemson had a 100-yard rusher against Duke

in eight of those nine years. Twice (1983 and

1 991 ) the Tigers had two runners go over the

century mark in the same game— Kevin

Mack and Flowers in '83, and Rodney Blunt

and Rudy Harris in '91 in a game that wasplayed in Tokyo.

The Blue Devils have had their momentson the ground against the Tigers. Buzz

Wilkinson, son of former Oklahoma coach

Bud Wilkinson, ground out 114 yards on 14

carries in a 35-30 Duke win in 1963. Playing

his senior year for the Tigers in that samegame was Jimmy Howard, offspring of

Clemson mentor, Frank Howard.

I recall a game in Durham in 1960 whenthe Blue Devils had a pair of better-than-aver-

age running backs in Mark Leggett and Joel

Arrington. Leggett added up 89 yards on

eight carries that day including a 70-yard

scoring run, and the Tigers lost, 21-6.

In his press conference after the game,

one of the standard questions was asked by

a sports writer, "Coach, what was the turning

point of the game." The reporter had hardly

gotten the last word out of his mouth whenHoward snapped back: "Three years agowhen I didn't recruit any good tailbacks."

Dating back to the early '40's, Clemson

Flowers had three 100-yard games against Dukeand became Clemson's career rushing leader vs.

the Blue Devils in 1986.

has had 233 backs who have gained 100 or

more yards rushing in a game. And the top

two games are against Duke, 260 by Cliff

Austin in 1982 and 263 by current Clemsonstar running back Raymond Priester (in

1995).

Twenty-eight times Tiger backs have gone

over the century mark against Wake Forest

for the most against any opponent. South

Carolina and Virginia have felt the brunt 26

times and Duke is fourth with 17. Of those,

only one has been accomplished by a quar-

terback, and that was Louis Solomon in 1992

when he gained 104 yards on 16 carries.

When it comes to passing, it's time to

tighten ye ole chin strap. The Blue Devils ownfour of the top 17 games against the Tigers,

all over 300 yards. Clemson passers have

not had that much luck against Duke. Jim

Parker had a paltry by comparison 246 yards

in 1 963 and that' s just good enough to be No.

12 on Clemson's all-time list.

Dave Brown (358 yards in 1991), Bennett

(367 yards in 1983), Leo Hart (316 yards in

1968) and Anthony Dilweg (385 yards in

1987) all had success through the air against

the Tigers. Clemson won all four of these

games, but the Tigers had to score 127

points and sweat out 84 Blue Devil points.

Two of the contests were played in Death

Valley, one in Durham and another in

Tokyo.

In that 1968 game some skeptics might

not believe that Duke was leading 7-6 at

halftime, because in the end, the two

teams together put 61 points on the board.

The game's total offense by both teams

was three yards shy of a 1,000. The two

had 378 combined at halftime.

Clemson entered the fourth quarter lead-

ing 12-7. But in the first 7:13 of the final

period, the Tigers turned two fumble recov-

ehes and an interception into touchdowns

to shoot ahead, 32-7. Duke lost six of seven

fumbles in the second half, plus an inter-

ception in each half and the Tigers posted

four scores off these turnovers.

Howard said afterwards: "Frankly, I'm not

satisfied with my offense or my defense, but

thank goodness for the win." Now ,coach,

39 points and 492 yards of total offense

isn't too bad. But I do agree with you, that

the defense wasn't exactly a world beater.

But you can overlook those things when It's

a win.

So tighten down the hatch today.

Clemson has scored in double figures in 24

consecutive games against Duke and the

Blue Devils have duplicated that in 17 of

those 24. Might be best to have an all-day

sucker on hand today and miss a trip or two

to the concession stand. Capability for

offensive production drips off both side-

lines.

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