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Running Back Tradition

By the Numbers2

Number of Super Bowl championship rings wonby former Tiger Terrence Flagler with the San Francisco49ers in 1988 and 1989.

6Number of Tigers who have led the ACC in rush-

ing, including Tiger rushing leader Raymond Priester.

9Number of times Clemson has led the ACC in

rushing in the last 19 seasons.

11Number of years Clemson has had an All-ACC

running back in the last 19 seasons.

50Number of touchdowns scored by Travis Zachery

in his Clemson career. He finished second in ACC his-tory in total touchdowns.

1,000Number of yards that nine different Tigers have

reached in a season in Clemson history.

1,300Yardage mark that Raymond Priester exceeded

in both 1995 and 1996.

HonorsAll-Americans

Joel Wells ....................................... 1955Terrence Flagler ............................. 1986

ACC Player-of-the-YearBuddy Gore .................................... 1967

ACC Rookie-of-the-YearChuck McSwain ............................. 1979Terry Allen ...................................... 1987Ronald Williams ............................. 1990

All-Conference PlayersJock Hanvey .................................. 1903Fritz Furtick .................................... 1905Stumpy Banks ................................ 1919Goat McMillian ............................... 1929Don Willis ....................................... 1938Charlie Timmons ....................... 1940,41Ray Mathews ................................. 1949Fred Cone ...................................... 1950Billy Hair .................................... 1951,52Joel Wells .................................. 1955,56Doug Cline ..................................... 1959Bill Mathis ....................................... 1959Pat Crain ........................................ 1963Hugh Mauldin ................................. 1965Buddy Gore ............................... 1967,68Ray Yauger .................................... 1969Lester Brown .................................. 1978Cliff Austin ...................................... 1982Kenny Flowers ............................... 1985Terrence Flagler ............................. 1986Terry Allen ................................. 1987,88Ronald Williams ........................ 1990,91Raymond Priester ..................... 1995-97Travis Zachery ............................... 2000

NFL PlayersTerry Allen ................................. 1991-01Cliff Austin ................................. 1983-87Bob Baldwin .............................. 1966,67Ken Callicutt .............................. 1978-82Fred Cone ................................. 1951-60Stacy Driver ................................... 1987Terrence Flagler ........................ 1987-91Kenny Flowers .......................... 1987-89Steve Griffin ................................... 1987Rudy Harris ............................... 1993-95Tracy Johnson .......................... 1989-96Kevin Mack ............................... 1985-93Bill Mathis .................................. 1960-69Jeff McCall ..................................... 1983Chuck McSwain ........................ 1983-87Joe Pagliei ................................ 1959,60Marion Reeves .......................... 1974-76Marvin Sims .............................. 1980,81Don Testerman .......................... 1976-80Charlie Timmons ............................ 1946Sid Tinsley ...................................... 1945Joel Wells .................................. 1957-61Derrick Witherspoon ................. 1995-97Terry Witherspoon .......................... 2001

Pro Bowl PlayersRay Mathews, HB ................ 1952,53,55Bill Mathis, RB ................................ 1963Kevin Mack, FB ......................... 1985-87Terry Allen, RB ............................... 1996

Super Bowl ChampionsTerrence Flagler, 49ers ............. 1988,89Bill Mathis, Jets .............................. 1969

Buddy Gore (left) was the MVP of the ACC in 1967 and Clemson’s first 1,000-yard rusher inschool history. Fred Cone (right) is a member of Clemson’s Ring of Honor. He led the Tigers

to two undefeated seasons (1948,50).

Raymond PriesterClemson career rushing leader

Terry AllenAll-ACC, 1987,88

Kevin MackPro Bowl selection, 1985-87

Terrence FlaglerFirst-Team All-American, 1986

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Defensive Line Tradition

By the Numbers7

Number of Super Bowl championship rings wonby former Tiger defensive linemen, including two byTrevor Pryce with the Denver Broncos in 1997 and 1998.

8Number of former Tiger defensive linemen on

2004 NFL rosters. The list includes 2003 graduatesNick Eason (Browns) and Khaleed Vaughn (Falcons).

12Number of seasons Brentson Buckner will have

played in the NFL when he suits up in 2005. He hasplayed in two Super Bowls, one with the PittsburghSteelers and one with the Carolina Panthers.

14Number of Pro Bowls Chester McGlockton, Trevor

Pryce, and Michael Dean Perry have combined to playover the last 15 years.

22Number of seasons in the last 24 years Clemson

has had at least one All-ACC defensive lineman.

11,164,050Number of dollars earned by Clemson’s eight

former defensive linemen who were on NFL rosters in2004 (Source: USA Today, April 28, 2005).

HonorsAll-Americans

Lou Cordileone, DT ........................ 1959Jim Stuckey, DT ............................. 1979Jeff Bryant, DT ............................... 1981William Perry, MG ..................... 1982-84James Robinson, DT ..................... 1983Michael Dean Perry, DT ................. 1987Rob Bodine, MG ............................ 1991

ACC Player-of-the-YearWilliam Perry, MG .......................... 1984Michael Dean Perry, DT ................. 1987

Lombardi Award FinalistWilliam Perry, MG .......................... 1984

Outland Trophy FinalistWilliam Perry, MG .......................... 1984Michael Dean Perry, DT ................. 1987

All-Conference PlayersB.C. Inabinet, MG .......................... 1935Bob Turner, DT ............................... 1945Frank Gillespie, MG ....................... 1948George Fritts, MG ..................... 1939-41Jim Padgett, DT ............................. 1958Harold Olson, DT ........................... 1959John Cagle, DT .............................. 1968Frank Wirth, DT .............................. 1972Willie Anderson, MG ...................... 1974Jim Stuckey, DT ........................ 1978,79Steve Durham, DT ......................... 1979Dan Benish, DT .............................. 1981Jeff Bryant, DT ............................... 1981William Perry, MG ..................... 1982-84James Robinson, DT ..................... 1983Steve Berlin, DT ............................. 1985Michael Dean Perry, DT ............ 1986,87Tony Stephens, MG ....................... 1987Mark Drag, MG .............................. 1988Rich McCullough, DT ..................... 1988Vance Hammond, DT ................ 1989,90Otis Moore, DT ............................... 1989Rob Bodine, MG ............................ 1991Chester McGlockton, DT ................ 1991Brentson Buckner, DT ............... 1992,93Marvin Cross, DT ........................... 1994Lamarick Simpson, DT ................... 1995Trevor Pryce, DT ............................ 1996

Lorenzo Bromell, DT ...................... 1997Raymond White, DT ....................... 1997Adrian Dingle, DE .......................... 1998Terry Jolly, DT ........................... 1999,00Nick Eason, DT .............................. 2002Bryant McNeal, DE ........................ 2002Donnell Washington, DT ................ 2003

ACC 50-Year SelectionsMichael Dean Perry, DT ............ 1984-97William Perry, MG ..................... 1981-84

NFL PlayersDan Benish, DT ......................... 1983-88Lorenzo Bromell, DE ................. 1998-04Jeff Bryant, DT .......................... 1982-93Brentson Buckner, DT ............... 1994-04John Cagle, DT .............................. 1969Lou Cordileone, DT ................... 1960-68Adrian Dingle, DT ...................... 1999-04Steve Durham, DT ........................ 1982Nick Eason, DT .............................. 2004Bill Hudson, DT ......................... 1961-63Bob Hudson, DT ....................... 1951-61Clarence Inabinet, DT .................... 1936Richard McCullough, DT ........... 1989,90Chester McGlockton, DT ........... 1992-03Bryant McNeal, DE ................... 2003,04William Perry, MG ..................... 1985-94Michael Dean Perry, DT ............ 1988-97Robert Potts, DT ............................ 1919Trevor Pryce, DT ....................... 1997-04Archie Reese, DT ...................... 1978-84Jim Stuckey, DT ........................ 1980-87Khaleed Vaughn, DE ...................... 2004Donnell Washington, DT ................ 2004

Pro Bowl PlayersBill Hudson, DT .............................. 1961Chester McGlockton, DT ........... 1994-97Michael Dean Perry, DT .. 1989-91,93,94,96Trevor Pryce, DT ....................... 1999-02

Super Bowl ChampionsDan Benish, Redskins .................... 1987William Perry, Bears ....................... 1986Trevor Pryce, Broncos .............. 1997,98Archie Reese, 49ers ...................... 1981Jim Stuckey, 49ers .................... 1981,84

Chester McGlocktonFour-time Pro Bowl selection

Brentson Buckner12-year NFL veteran

Trevor PryceTwo-time Super Bowl champion

Adrian DingleSeven-year NFL veteran with the Chargers

The Perry brothers (Michael Dean (#91) and William (#66)) were both named ACC Player-of-the-Year during their senior seasons, then went on to long careers in the NFL.

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Linebacker Tradition

By the Numbers3

Number of times Chad Carson was selected tothe Verizon Academic All-America team, 1999-01. Hewas a second-team selection in 1999, and a first-teamchoice in 2000 and 2001.

5Number of times in the last eight years Clemson

has had a Butkus Award nominee. Also, the number oflinebackers off Clemson’s 1990 team that went on toplay in the NFL. The list includes John Johnson, LevonKirkland, Ed McDaniel, Ashley Sheppard, and the lateWayne Simmons. The group combined to play 35 yearsin the NFL.

12Number of Clemson linebackers that have been

chosen within the first five rounds of the NFL draft in thelast 14 years. This includes Leroy Hill, a fourth-roundselection of the Seattle Seahawks in 2005.

43Jersey number of both Keith Adams and Leroy

Hill, two of the last six ACC Defensive Player-of-the-Year selections. Adams won the award in 1999 and Hilltook home the hardware in 2004.

186Number of tackles Keith Adams had as a sopho-

more in 1999. The current Philadelphia Eagle linebackerset the Tiger single-season record with those 186.

HonorsAll-Americans

Jeff Davis ....................................... 1981Johnny Rembert ............................. 1982Levon Kirkland .......................... 1990,91Ed McDaniel ................................... 1991Anthony Simmons ..................... 1995-97Keith Adams .............................. 1999,00Leroy Hill ........................................ 2004

ACC Player-of-the-YearJeff Davis ....................................... 1981

ACC Defensive Player-of-the-YearKeith Adams ................................... 1999Leroy Hill ........................................ 2004

National Rookie-of-the-YearAnthony Simmons .......................... 1995

All-Conference PlayersVet Sitton ........................................ 1903Bill Hecht ........................................ 1965Butch Sursavage ....................... 1965,66Jim Catoe .................................. 1967,68Ronnie Ducworth ...................... 1967,68Ivan Southerland ............................ 1969Wayne Baker ................................. 1971Larry Hefner ................................... 1971Jonathan Brooks ....................... 1977,78Randy Scott .............................. 1977,78Bubba Brown ............................ 1978,79Jeff Davis ....................................... 1981Andy Headen ................................. 1982Johnny Rembert ............................. 1982Edgar Pickett .................................. 1983Henry Walls .................................... 1983Terence Mack ................................. 1986Jesse Hatcher ................................ 1988Doug Brewster .......................... 1989,90John Johnson ............................ 1989,90Levon Kirkland .......................... 1989-91Ed McDaniel .............................. 1990,91Ashley Sheppard ............................ 1992Tim Jones ................................. 1993,94Wardell Rouse ............................... 1994Anthony Simmons ..................... 1995-97Rahim Abdullah .............................. 1998Keith Adams ................................... 1999Chad Carson ............................. 2000,01Leroy Hill ................................... 2003,04

ACC 50-Year SelectionsJeff Davis .................................. 1978-81Anthony Simmons ..................... 1995-97

Butkus Award NomineesLevon Kirkland .......................... 1990,91Ed McDaniel ................................... 1991Anthony Simmons ..................... 1996,97Rahim Abdullah .............................. 1998Keith Adams ................................... 2000

NFL PlayersRahim Abdullah ......................... 1999,00Keith Adams .............................. 2001-04Mike Barber ............................... 1995-99Jonathan Brooks ....................... 1979-84John Cagle ..................................... 1968O.J. Childress ........................... 1999,00Doug Cline ................................ 1960-66Billy Davis ...................................... 1984Jeff Davis .................................. 1982-87Mike Dukes ............................... 1960-65Rudy Hayes .............................. 1959-62Andy Headen ............................ 1983-88Larry Hefner .............................. 1972-75Bob Hudson .............................. 1951-61John Johnson ............................ 1991-95Levon Kirkland .......................... 1992-02Terence Mack ................................. 1987Ed McDaniel .............................. 1992-01Eldridge Milton ............................... 1987Johnny Rembert ........................ 1983-88Wardell Rouse .......................... 1995,96Patrick Sapp .............................. 1996-99Ashley Sheppard ....................... 1993-95Anthony Simmons ..................... 1998-04Wayne Simmons ....................... 1993-98Darnell Stephens ...................... 1995,96Henry Walls .................................... 1987Keith Williams ................................ 1987

Pro Bowl PlayersJohnny Rembert ........................ 1988,89Levon Kirkland .......................... 1996,97Ed McDaniel ................................... 1998

Super Bowl ChampionsAndy Headen, Giants ..................... 1986Wayne Simmons, Packers ............. 1996

Keith Adams was an All-American atClemson in 1999 and 2000 who is now with

the NFC Champion Philadelphia Eagles.

Anthony Simmons is one of only two three-time Associated Press All-Americans in

Clemson football history.

Levon Kirkland, Keith Adams, and Jeff Davis were all All-Americalinebackers for the Tigers.

Leroy Hill was the ACCDefensive Player-of-the-Year

for the 2004 season.

Ed McDaniel played in the 1998Pro Bowl as a member of the

Minnesota Vikings


Defensive Back Tradition

By the Numbers1

Number of the round cornerback Antwan Edwardswas drafted in by the Green Bay Packers in 1998, the25th selection of the entire NFL Draft.

3Number of former Tiger defensive backs on NFL

rosters in 2004, including Brian Dawkins, AntwanEdwards, and Dexter McCleon.

4Number of Pro Bowls for former All-American

Brian Dawkins, who is one of the NFL’s best safeties.

6Number of Thorpe Award nominees that Clemson

has had since 1988.

19Number of takeaways former All-American and

1982 National Defensive Player-of-the-Year Terry Kinardhad in his career as a Tiger, still a school record. Kinardwas inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in2001 as well as the Clemson Ring of Honor.

28Number of interceptions for Dexter McCleon in

his NFL career with Saint Louis and Kansas City. Hehad a career-high eight interceptions in 2000 to ranksecond in the NFL.

HonorsAll-Americans

Bobby Gage ................................... 1948Jackie Calvert ................................ 1950Terry Kinard ............................... 1981,82Donnell Woolford ...................... 1987,88Brian Dawkins ................................ 1995Antwan Edwards ............................ 1998Robert Carswell ............................. 2000Brian Mance ................................... 2002

Thorpe Award NomineesDonnell Woolford ........................... 1988Robert O’Neal ................................ 1991Brian Dawkins ................................ 1995Antwan Edwards ............................ 1998Robert Carswell ............................. 1999Justin Miller .................................... 2003

All-Conference PlayersBob Bailey ...................................... 1937Shad Bryant ................................... 1939Wayne Page .................................. 1966Frank Liberatore ............................. 1967Don Kelley ...................................... 1970Peanut Martin ................................. 1973Jim Ness ........................................ 1974Steve Ryan ............................... 1977,78Rex Varn ........................................ 1979Terry Kinard ............................... 1981,82Rod McSwain ................................. 1983Ronald Watson .............................. 1984Delton Hall ..................................... 1986Donnell Woolford ...................... 1987,88James Lott ................................ 1988,89Dexter Davis ............................. 1989,90Robert O’Neal ...................... 1989,91,92Brian Dawkins ........................... 1993-95Andre Humphrey ............................ 1993Leomont Evans .............................. 1995Dexter McCleon ............................. 1996Antwan Edwards ....................... 1997,98

Robert Carswell ........................ 1999,00Charles Hafley ............................... 2001Brian Mance ................................... 2002Justin Miller ............................... 2002,04

ACC 50-Year SelectionsTerry Kinard ............................... 1978-82

NFL PlayersRobert Carswell ........................ 2001,02Darrel Crutchfield ........................... 2001Kenny Danforth .............................. 1987Dexter Davis ............................. 1991-95Ty Davis .................................... 1985-87Brian Dawkins ........................... 1996-04Antwan Edwards ....................... 1999-04Leomont Evans ......................... 1996-99Delton Hall ................................ 1987-93Jerome Henderson ................... 1991-98Terry Kinard ............................... 1983-90Al Latimer .................................. 1979-84Dexter McCleon ........................ 1997-04Rod McSwain ............................ 1984-90Robert O’Neal ........................... 1993-96Reggie Pleasant ........................ 1985-96James Trapp ............................. 1993-03Charlie Waters .......................... 1970-81Perry Williams ................................ 1987Donnell Woolford ...................... 1989-97

Pro Bowl PlayersCharlie Waters .......................... 1976-78Terry Kinard .................................... 1988Brian Dawkins ................. 1999,01,02,04

Super Bowl ChampionsTerry Kinard, Giants ....................... 1986Charlie Waters, Cowboys ......... 1971,77Dexter McCleon, Rams .................. 1999James Trapp, Ravens .................... 2000

Terry Kinard was inducted into theCollege Football Hall of Fame in 2001.

Charlie Waters went on to a Pro Bowlcareer with the Dallas Cowboys.

Brian Dawkins was named to his fourth Pro Bowl in 2004 when hehelped lead the Philadelphia Eagles to the Super Bowl.

Dexter McCleon has started intwo Super Bowls.

Donnell Woolford played in theNFL for nine seasons (1989-97).

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Clemson in Overtime

Kevin Youngblood’s catch gave the Tigers awalkoff overtime win over Virginia in 2003.

Overtime BestsPerfect Records

Clemson .................. 5-0Brigham Young ......... 4-0Louisiana-Monroe .... 4-0Northern Illinois ........ 4-0South Florida ............ 4-0Michigan ................... 3-0Nebraska .................. 3-0

Most VictoriesMissouri .................... 7-3Northwestern ............ 6-1Mississippi ................ 6-3N.C. State ................ 6-4Clemson .................. 5-0Arkansas .................. 5-1Oklahoma State ....... 5-3Pittsburgh ................. 5-3Cincinnati ................. 5-4

Woodrow Dantzler closed a 418-yardafternoon at Georgia Tech with an 11-yard,

game-winning touchdown run.

Kyle Browning’s 11-yard reception helpedend the longest game in Clemson history.

Reggie Merriweather scores his third touchdown at Miami (FL) inthe Tigers’ 24-17 victory in the Orange Bowl in 2004.

Rahim Abdullah returned a Duke pass 63 yards for a touchdown toclinch Clemson’s first overtime victory in school history.

Clemson has a perfect 5-0 record in overtime gamessince the rule was adopted for Division I college football in1996. Clemson is the only school in Division I with a perfect5-0 record, and the five victories are tied for fifth most incollege football history. Clemson has had outstanding de-fense in overtimes in the five victories, allowing just ninecombined points on three field goals. In fact, the oppositionhas recorded just one first down (by Miami (FL) in 2004) inthe six overtime periods.

Clemson 29, Duke 20Clemson, SC • November 8, 1997

Rahim Abdullah intercepted a Bobby Campbell passand raced 63 yards for a touchdown to give Clemson a rarenine-point overtime victory. Abdullah had a career -high 11tackles, including a sack, in the victory. Clemson had scoreda field goal on its possession, then the defensive scorecaused the unusual margin.

Clemson 47, Georgia Tech 44Atlanta, GA • September 29, 2001

Woodrow Dantzler scored on an 11-yard run on thelast play of overtime to give Clemson a three-point win atBobby Dodd Stadium. The play finished quite a day forDantzler, who ran for 164 yards and two scores, and threwfor 254 yards and two touchdowns. Ninth-ranked GeorgiaTech had scored a field goal on its overtime possession. Itwas Clemson’s highest-ranked road win in 20 seasons.

Clemson 30, Virginia 27Clemson, SC • October 11, 2003

Charlie Whitehurst completed a four-yard fade-pat-tern pass to Kevin Youngblood on the final play of overtimeto give Clemson a three-point win over #24 Virginia at DeathValley. Virginia had scored a field goal on its possession.The Cavaliers had defeated Clemson on a similar pass playto Billy McMullen in the same endzone two years earlier.

Clemson 37, Wake Forest 30Clemson, SC • September 4, 2004

Charlie Whitehurst threw an 11-yard touchdown passin the second overtime, then the defense held Wake Forestwithout a first down on four consecutive plays to clinch theonly double overtime victory in Clemson history. The twoteams had traded field goals in the first extra session.

Clemson 24, Miami (FL) 17Miami, FL • November 6, 2004

Reggie Merriweather scored his third touchdown ofthe game on Clemson’s overtime possession, then the Ti-gers held Miami to clinch the win in the Orange Bowl. Mi-ami had second-and-goal from the five, but Brock Berlinthrew three straight incomplete passes to end the game.


Clemson Ring of Honor

The Clemson Ring of Honor is the highesthonor a Clemson athlete, coach, or administratorcan receive. A recipient must first be a member ofthe Clemson Athletic Hall of Fame, earn at least anundergraduate degree from a four-year institution,and make a significant contribution to the heritageof Clemson athletics. Honorees have their jerseyretired, but not the number. Each Clemson athleticfacility has a display for its Ring of Honor members.The facade on the north upper deck of MemorialStadium is the site of the Ring of Honor for football.

An 11-member committee reviews candidatesevery two years. The Ring of Honor was establishedin 1994 when Banks McFadden, Steve Fuller, andFrank Howard were inducted as charter members.

Ring of Honor Members

Rusty Adkins is the onlythree-time All-American inTiger baseball history(1965,66,67). A three-timeFirst-Team All-ACC player,Adkins hit .444 in 1965, anaverage that remained aTiger record for 37 years.Adkins had a 41-game hit-ting streak that remains in

the top 10 in NCAA history. He was also named tothe ACC’s 50-Year Anniversary team in 2002.

Jerry Butler was a first-team AP All-American in1978 in leading the Tigersto a #6 ranking and 11-1record. He caught at leastone pass in a record 36straight games. In 1979,he was the #5 pick of Buf-falo, where he played foreight years. In 2002, he

was named to the ACC’s 50-Year Anniversary team.He was inducted into the Ring of Honor in 1999.

Fred Cone was the firstTiger in history to rush for2,000 career yards (1948-50). He ranks fourth on theTiger career list for touch-downs (31). Cone was astarter on two undefeatedteams, one of two playersin Tiger history to do that.He went on to a lengthy pro

career and is a member of the Packers Hall of Fame.He was inducted into the Ring of Honor in 1997.

Dale Davis was a three-time All-ACC player for theTigers from 1987-91. Hewas a first-team selectionin 1990 when he joinedElden Campbell in leadingClemson to its first ACCregular-season title. Hestill ranks among theACC’s top 10 in career field

goal percentage. He was named an honorablemention All-American that year. A first-round draftchoice of the Indiana Pacers, Davis is still active inthe NBA with the Indiana Pacers.

Jeff Davis, captain ofClemson’s 1981 NationalChampionship team, wasa first-team All-Americanthat year when he led theTigers in tackles (175), thesecond-highest total in Ti-ger history. Davis was alsonamed the MVP of theACC and was the Defen-

sive MVP of the Orange Bowl win over Nebraska,the game that clinched the national title for the Ti-gers, the first in Clemson history. He was named afirst-team All-American and went on to an NFL ca-reer with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. In 2002, hewas named to the ACC’s 50-Year Anniversary team.He was inducted into the Ring of Honor in 1995.

Steve Fuller is one ofthree football players inClemson history to be cho-sen an All-American on thefield and in the classroom.He was a first-team Aca-demic All-American in1977 and 1978, and was athird-team AP All-Ameri-can in 1978. Fuller, who

was ACC MVP twice, was an NCAA Top-Five Awardwinner in 1979, the only Tiger athlete to win theaward. He was the recipient of a National FootballFoundation Scholar-Athlete Award. In 2002, he wasnamed to the ACC’s 50-Year Anniversary team. Hewas a charter member of the Ring of Honor in 1994.

Frank Howard wasClemson’s head footballcoach and athletic directorfrom 1940-69. He led theTigers to eight conferencetitles, six bowl games, andsix top-25 years. He wasinducted into the CollegeFootball Hall of Fame in1989 and is the second-

winningest coach in ACC history. He had 165 wins,most in the ACC at the time of his retirement. Hewas a charter member of the Ring of Honor in 1994.

Barbara Kennedy is thegreatest female athlete inClemson athletic history.She was an All-Americanand led the nation in scor-ing. She is still the ACC’sall-time leader in both scor-ing and rebounding.Kennedy scored over3,000 points in her four

seasons. In 2002, she was named to the ACC’s 50-Year Anniversary tam and was named one of thetop-50 greatest female athletes in ACC history.

Terry Kinard was a two-time first-team AP All-American (1981-82). Hewas a unanimous All-American in 1982, the onlyunanimous All-American inTiger history. The long-time member of the Giantsstill holds the Tiger recordfor career interceptions. In

1990, he was named to USA Today’s All-Decadeteam for the 1980s. In 2000, he was named toSports Illustrated’s All-Century team of college foot-ball. In 2001, he became the first Tiger in 42 yearsto be inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame.In 2002, he was named to the ACC’s 50-Year Anni-versary team and was ranked among the top-50male athletes in ACC sports history. He was inductedinto the Ring of Honor in 2001.

Tina Krebs became thefirst track athlete and thesecond female to be in-ducted into the Ring ofHonor in 2003. Earlier thatyear, she was named tothe ACC 50-Year Anniver-sary teams in cross coun-try, indoor track, and out-door track, and was recog-

nized as one of the top 50 athletes in all women’ssports for the first 50 years of the ACC. She was athree-time NCAA champion, the most individual na-tional titles for any Tiger track athlete. She was in-ducted into the Clemson Hall of Fame in 1993.

Banks McFadden wasnamed the nation’s MostVersatile Athlete in 1939.He was an All-American inboth football and basket-ball, the only Tiger in his-tory to accomplish thatfeat. McFadden led the Ti-gers to their first bowl bidever, a 6-3 win over Bos-

ton College in the 1940 Cotton Bowl. McFaddenwas the #4 overall pick of the 1940 NFL draft, thehighest draft pick in Tiger football history. He wasinducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in1959 and was a charter member of the ClemsonRing of Honor in 1994. He passed away in June,2005.

Ring of Honor MembersStudent-Athlete Sport Years InductedRusty Adkins Baseball 1965-67 1997Jerry Butler Football 1976-78 1999Fred Cone Football 1948-50 1997Dale Davis Basketball 1987-91 1999Jeff Davis Football 1978-81 1995Steve Fuller Football 1975-78 1994Frank Howard Football 1931-74 1994Barbara Kennedy Basketball 1978-82 1999Terry Kinard Football 1978-82 2001Tina Krebs Track 1982-86 2003Banks McFadden Football, Basketball 1937-39 1994

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Clemson Hall of Fame

Student-Athlete Sport(s) Years InductedJimmy Addison Football 1965-67 1994Rusty Adkins Baseball 1965-67 1977Ben Anderson Football 1970-72 1997Obed Ariri Football, Men’s Soccer 1976-80 1998Rick Aronberg Men’s Swimming 1986-90 2001Boo Armstrong Football 1918-20 1978Jill Bakehorn Women’s Swimming 1986-89 2001Stumpy Banks Football 1915-19 1975Brian Barnes Baseball 1986-89 2004Gary Barnes Football 1959-61 2002Jessica Barr Women’s Basketball 1992-94 2000Tom Barton Football 1949-52 1987George Bennett IPTAY Director 1971-79,93-04 1989Joe Net Berry Football 1934-36 1981Joe Blalock* Football 1939-41 1973

Men’s Basketball 1940,41Jeff Bostic Football 1977-79 1997Joe Bostic Football 1975-78 1996Bob Bradley Sports Information Director 1955-89 1985Jim Brennan Men’s Basketball 1961-64 1983Bubba Brown Football 1976-79 1999Thomas Brown Football, Men’s Basketball 1933-37 1987Clyde Brown Men’s Soccer 1972-75 1984Jeff Bryant Football 1978-81 1996Shad Bryant Football 1937-39 1979Dude Buchanan Men’s Basketball, Baseball 1938-41 1991Sara Burkett Women’s Soccer 1995-98 2004Bob Burns Men’s Tennis 1958-62 1988Charlie Bussey Football 1954-56 1988Jerry Butler Football 1975-78 1986Jackie Calvert Football 1948-50 1977

Men’s Track 1949-51Elden Campbell Men’s Basketball 1986-90 2000Jack Chandler Men’s Track, Men’s Basketball 1920-25 1984Chip Clark Men’s Basketball, Men’s Golf, Men’s Track 1942-46 1998Dwight Clark Football 1975-78 1988Doug Cline Football 1957-59 1991Ty Cline Baseball 1959,60 1978Coy Cobb Men’s Swimming 1981-85 2004Roger Collins Men’s Soccer 1969,70 1978

Men’s Track 1968-70Fred Cone* Football 1948-50 1973David Cooper Men’s Tennis 1967-69 1983Bobby Conrad Men’s Basketball 1976-80 1993Walter Cox Football, Football Coach, Baseball Coach 1935-51 1984Mary Ann Cubelic-Grant Women’s Basketball 1979-83 2002Bennie Cunningham Football 1973-75 1984Dale Davis Men’s Basketball 1987-91 1996Jeff Davis Football 1978-81 1989Mark Dickson Men’s Tennis 1979-82 1999Bill Dillard Football 1932-34 1991Lisa Dillard-Hanks Women’s Track 1988-91 2001Russell Dorn Boxing 1937,38 1979John Dunkelberg Men’s Track 1958-60 1976Dr. R.C. Edwards Football Manager 1933 1984Eric Eichmann Men’s Soccer 1983-86 2003Janet Ellison McDonnell Women’s Swimming 1977-80 1999Mike Eppley Football, Men’s Basketball 1980-84 1990R.H. Fike President IPTAY 1934,35 1978Mac Folger Football, Men’s Track 1934-36 1975Danny Ford Football Coach 1979-89 1999Jane Forman Women’s Tennis 1980-84 2003Donna Forrester Women’s Basketball 1976-78 1996Bill Foster Men’s Basketball Coach 1975-84 2001Eddis Freeman Football, Basketball, Golf 1943-46 1998George Fritts Football 1939-41 1977

Men’s Track 1940-42Steve Fuller Football 1975-78 1985Bobby Gage Football 1945-48 1976Chris Gardocki Football 1988-90 2001Dreher Gaskin Football 1950-53 1994Rusty Gerhardt Baseball 1969-72 1982Mutt Gee Football 1914-17 1975Frank Gillespie Baseball 1943,47-49 1977

Football 1946-48Men’s Basketball 1946-49

Buddy Gore Football 1965-67 1986

Kim Graham Women's Track 1989-93 1998Horace Grant Men’s Basketball 1983-87 1999John Grdijan Football 1955-57 1983Michael Green Men’s Track 1990-93 2001Billy Hair Football 1950-52 1983Dr. Jud Hair Team Physician 1957-85 2000Vincent Hamilton Men’s Basketball 1980-85 2003R.G. Hamilton Football 1896 1981Jim Haughey Men’s Track 1979-83 2003Pam Hayden Women’s Swimming 1984-88 1995Bert Heffernan Baseball 1985-88 2002John Heisman Football 1900-03 1981Dick Hendley Football 1946,48-50 1984

Baseball 1949-51Sam Henson Wrestling 1992-94 2000Doug Hoffman Baseball 1957-59 1980

Men’s Basketball 1956-59P.B. Holtzendorff, III Men’s Swimming, Men’s Tennis 1938-41 1976Fred Hoover Trainer 1958-98 1982Frank Howard* Football Coach, Athletic Director 1931-74 1973Bob Hudson Football 1947-50 1980

Men’s Track 1948-51Bill Hudson Football, Men’s Track 1954-56 1984Dr. I.M. Ibrahim Men’s Soccer Coach 1967-94 2000Ute Jamrozy Women’s Track 1985-88 2000Ralph Jenkins Football 1943-46 1995Frank Jervey Benefactor 1914-83 1975Kevin Johnson Men’s Golf 1985-89 2002Bob Jones Men’s Basketball 1927-30 1974

Football 1928-30Homer Jordan Football 1979-82 1993Whitey Jordan Baseball, Football 1955-58 2003

Football Coach 1959-72,93Men’s Golf Coach 1963-68

Barbara Kennedy-Dixon Women’s Basketball 1978-82 1989Jimmy Key Baseball 1980-82 1999Terry Kinard Football 1978-82 1992Don King Football 1952-55 1992Doug Kingsmore Baseball 1951-54 1985Levon Kirkland Football 1988-91 2001Janet Knight-Linder Women’s Basketball 1982-86 1999Fred Knoebel Football, Baseball 1950-52 1996Hans Koeleman Men’s Track 1980-83 1995Tina Krebs Women’s Track 1982-86 1993Mitzi Kremer Women’s Swimming 1986-89 1994Joe Landrum Baseball 1946,47 1974Bull Lightsey Football 1922,24,25 1976Noel Loban Wrestling 1977-80 1991Stacy Long Football 1986,88-90 2004William Lynn Men’s Track 1931-34 1986Randy Mahaffey Men’s Basketball 1964-67 1975Wayne Mass Football 1965-67 1993Bill Mathis Football 1957-59 1979Ray Mathews Baseball 1948-50 1978

Football 1947-50Richard Matuszewski Men’s Tennis 1983-86 2001John Maxwell Football 1902,03 1974Bill McLellan Football, Athletic Director 1952,53,66-85 1993Banks McFadden* Men’s Track, Football, Men’s Basketball 1937-40 1973Herman McGee Trainer 1934-80 1976Carl McHugh Men’s Swimming Coach 1947-76 1983

Goat McMillan Football 1928,29 1985Football Coach 1937-64

Dr. Lee Milford Chairman Athletic Council, Physician 1930-54 1981Bobbie Mims Felder Women’s Basketball 1976-80 2001Gene Moore Football, Baseball 1946-49 1993Parker Moore Men’s Golf 1973-76 1992Dr. Denise Murphy-Stadelmaier Volleyball 1983-86 1999Bruce Murray Men’s Soccer 1984-87 1992Larry Nance Men’s Basketball 1977-81 1995Jess Neely Football Coach, Athletic Director 1931-39 1979Carter Newman Men’s Track, Men’s Basketball 1924-27 1983Rock Norman Men’s Track Coach 1940-57 1974

Football Coach, Men’s Basketball Coach 1941-46Billy O’Dell* Baseball 1952-54 1973Harry Olszewski Football 1965-67 1980Suzie Owens Football 1919,20 1980

Baseball 1920,21Choppy Patterson Men’s Basketball 1959-63 1981Chris Patton Golf 1986-90 2000Bob Paulling Baseball, Football 1979-83 1994Michael Dean Perry Football 1984-87 2000William Perry Football 1981-84 2002Jim Phillips Broadcaster 1967-03 1992John Phillips Football 1984-87 1999O.K. Pressley Football 1926-28 1978Phil Prince Football 1944-48 1995Dillard Pruitt Golf 1981-84 1998Carl Pulkinen Boxing, Men’s Track 1946-49 1987Dewey Quinn Football, Men’s Basketball, Baseball 1943-46 1994Flint Rhem Baseball 1920-23 1979Dr. Walter Merritt Riggs Administrator 1896-00 1994Red Ritchie Administrator 1955-71 1980Rick Robbins Academics 1967-80 1982Bobby Robinson Golf Coach, Athletic Director 1974-02 2002Phil Rogers Football 1965-67 1989Tree Rollins Men’s Basketball 1973-77 1987Clarence Rose Golf 1978-80 2004Wallace Roy Men’s Track 1924-26 1977

Football 1923-25Men’s Basketball 1925,26

Smiley Sanders Baseball, Football 1971-74 2003William Schilletter Football 1911-14 1973Randy Scott Football 1975-78 2004Bob Sharpe Football 1938-40 1982Neil Simons Baseball 1977-80 1997Hoke Sloan Men’s Tennis Coach 1930-59 1977Bob Smith Baseball Coach, Football Coach 1950-69 1988Glenn Smith Football 1949-51 1982John Snee Men’s Basketball 1948-52 1976Bill Spiers Baseball, Football 1985-87 1998Nicole Stafford-Lake Women’s Tennis 1984-88 2004Harold Stowe Baseball 1957-59 1979Jim Stuckey Football 1976-79 1995Jim Sutherland Men’s Basketball 1964-67 1991Charlie Timmons Football 1938-42 1985Strom Thurmond Men’s Track 1921-23 1983James Trapp Men’s Track 1990-93 2000

Football 1989-92David Treadwell Football 1984-87 1997Annie Tribble Women’s Basketball Coach 1976-87 1994Perry Tuttle Football 1978-81 1991Don Wade Football 1949-51 1992Charlie Waters Football 1967-69 1981Joel Wells Football 1954-56 1974Craig White Baseball 1969-73 1988Harvey White Football 1957-59 1981Susan Hill-Whitson Women’s Tennis 1977-80 1986Rodney Williams Football 1985-88 2000Gene Willimon IPTAY Secretary, Football 1933-77 1986Don Willis Football 1935-38 1988Charles Woods, Jr. Football 1936-38 1975Wyndie Wyndham Football 1948-50 1980Jimmy Wynn Men’s Track 1962-64 1982Bill Yarborough Men’s Basketball 1952-57 1974Vince Yockel Men’s Basketball 1955-58 1982Butch Zatezalo Men’s Basketball 1966-70 1988

* - charter member

Stacy Long2004 Hall of Fame Inductee

Randy Scott2004 Hall of Fame Inductee


National Exposure

• Tommy Bowden coached teamshave been shown on live television59 times in 73 possible games in hissix years as head coach. Thatmeans 81 percent of the Tigers’games have been on live televisionsince Bowden became the headcoach in 1999. That percentage willcontinue in 2005, as at least nine ofthe 11 regular-season games will beshown on some type of television.

• Clemson had nine exposures on tele-vision in 2004, as the Tigers were onABC three times, ESPN family of net-works three times, TBS once, andJefferson Pilot twice.

• Clemson has appeared on ESPN 26times in the last six years sinceBowden became Clemson’s headcoach.

• Five of the first six games of 2005will be shown on live television, withthree on ESPN and two on ABC.Clemson’s season opener fromDeath Valley against Texas A&M willbe shown in primetime with an 8:00PM start on ABC. Clemson will playa primetime Thursday night game atN.C. State on ESPN on October 13.

• Clemson has had 113 televisedgames in the last 14 years, an aver-age of 8.1 appearances per year.

• The Clemson-Florida State gamehas become one of the top spec-tacles in college football. Eleven ofthe last 14 games in the series havebeen broadcast by ABC, CBS, orESPN. The 1999 game was the first-ever Division I meeting between fa-ther and son coaches, as BobbyBowden faced son Tommy Bowden.It was one of the most highly-ratedgames for ESPN’s Saturdayprimetime game in history.

• In 2003, the meeting betweenClemson and Florida State at Death

Valley was the highest-rated, regu-lar-season college football game inthe history of espn2.

• Over 700 media members cover theClemson-Florida State game eachyear. The 1999 meeting attractedmedia from Boston, Chicago, Dallas,Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, NewYork, and Washington, D.C.

• Clemson’s 2004 seniors appearedon television 39 times in 49 possiblegames. That included 27 appear-ances on either ABC or ESPN.

• Clemson won each of its last fourgames of 2003, and three of the fourgames were shown nationally onESPN’s family of networks.

• Clemson appeared on ESPN net-works eight times during the 2002season, meaning Clemson footballwas shown more on ESPN thanNotre Dame was shown on NBC.

• Clemson has been shown on na-tional television at least three timeseach of the last nine seasons.

• Clemson has an all-time record of129-90-5 in televised games over theyears, including a 67-32-3 record ingames shown from Death Valley.

• Clemson benefits from the consider-able contracts that the ACC negoti-ates with ABC, ESPN, and espn2.The regular-season package isamong the best in the nation, as itinsures at least 72 ACC team expo-sures each season. Clemson hasbeen shown in at least seven gamesevery year since 1993, and thatstreak will continue in 2005.

• Clemson has its own replay networkthrough Comcast/Charter SportsSoutheast. Each game is replayedon cable outlets throughout theSoutheast, and the games are alsoreplayed on those channels duringthe summer.

The Clemson-Florida State game, featuring a father-son headcoaching matchup, is annually one of the most highly-rated games.

ESPN’s Jill Arrington is one of many commentators who havecovered Clemson football games in recent seasons.

ESPN has televised Clemson games 26 times since 1999. GameDaywith Lee Corso and Kirk Herbstreit made an appearance in 2002.

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Tigers on Television

1957 (0-1)Opponent Score W-L TVColorado* 21-27 L NCBS* - Orange Bowl at Miami, FL

1958 (1-1)Opponent Score W-L TVN.C. State 13-6 W RNBCLouisiana State* 0-7 L NNBC* - Sugar Bowl at New Orleans, LA

1959 (1-0)Opponent Score W-L TVTexas Christian* 23-7 W NCBS* - Bluebonnet Bowl at Houston,TX

1966 (1-0)Opponent Score W-L TVDuke 9-6 W RABC

1968 (1-0-1)Opponent Score W-L TVWake Forest 20-20 T RABCN.C. State 24-19 W RABC

1973 (0-1)Opponent Score W-L TVN.C. State 6-29 L RABC

1976 (0-2)Opponent Score W-L TVGeorgia 0-41 L RABCMaryland 0-20 L RABC

1977 (1-2)Opponent Score W-L TVNotre Dame 17-21 L ^NCHESSouth Carolina 31-27 W RABCPittsburgh* 3-34 L NABC* - Orange Bowl at Miami, FL

1978 (3-0)Opponent Score W-L TVVirginia Tech 38-7 W RABCN.C. State 33-10 W RABCOhio State* 17-15 W NABC* - Gator Bowl at Jacksonville, FL

1979 (2-4)Opponent Score W-L TVMaryland 9-19 L RABCN.C. State 13-16 L ^NESPNWake Forest 31-0 W R(ABC)Notre Dame 16-10 W ^NCHESSouth Carolina 9-13 L ^NESPNBaylor* 18-24 L NCBS* - Peach Bowl at Atlanta, GA

1980 (1-2)Opponent Score W-L TVGeorgia 16-20 L ^NESPNWake Forest 35-33 W ^NESPNNorth Carolina 19-24 L RABC

1981 (7-0)Opponent Score W-L TVGeorgia 13-3 W NESPNKentucky 21-3 W RABCWake Forest 82-24 W ^NUSANorth Carolina 10-8 W RABCMaryland 21-7 W ^NUSASouth Carolina 29-13 W ^NESPNNebraska* 22-15 W NNBC* - Orange Bowl at Miami, FL

1982 (7-1-1)Opponent Score W-L TVGeorgia 7-13 L NABCBoston College 17-17 T RCBSKentucky 24-6 W ^NUSAVirginia 48-0 W NTBSN.C. State 38-29 W ^NESPNNorth Carolina 16-3 W ^NUSAMaryland 24-22 W RCBSSouth Carolina 24-6 W NUSAWake Forest* 21-17 W ^NESPN* - Mirage Bowl at Tokyo, Japan

1983 (8-1-1)Opponent Score W-L TVBoston College 16-31 L ^NESPNGeorgia 16-16 T ^NESPNGeorgia Tech 41-14 W ^NESPNVirginia 42-21 W ^NUSADuke 38-31 W ^NUSAN.C. State 27-17 W ^NUSAWake Forest 24-17 W ^NESPNNorth Carolina 16-3 W ^NESPNMaryland 52-27 W ^NUSASouth Carolina 22-13 W ^NESPN

1984 (6-4)Opponent Score W-L TVVirginia 55-0 W ^NESPNGeorgia 23-26 L ^NESPNGeorgia Tech 21-28 L ^NESPNNorth Carolina 20-12 W ^NESPNDuke 54-21 W ^NESPNN.C. State 35-34 W ^NESPNWake Forest 37-14 W ^NESPNVirginia Tech 17-10 W ^NESPNMaryland 23-41 L ^NESPNSouth Carolina 21-22 L ^NESPN

1985 (1-4)Opponent Score W-L TVGeorgia 13-20 L NCBSVirginia 27-24 W RRJNorth Carolina 20-21 L RRJMaryland 31-34 L ºNCBSMinnesota* 13-20 L NMIZ* - Independence Bowl at Mem-phis, TN

1986 (4-2-1)Opponent Score W-L TVVirginia Tech 14-20 L RRJGeorgia 31-28 W RABCGeorgia Tech 27-3 W RRJN.C. State 3-27 L RCBSNorth Carolina 38-10 W ºNCBSMaryland 17-17 T ºNCBSStanford* 27-21 W NCBS* - Gator Bowl at Jacksonville, FL

1987 (6-1)Opponent Score W-L TVGeorgia 21-20 W NCBSGeorgia Tech 33-12 W RRJVirginia 38-21 W RRJNorth Carolina 13-10 W NESPNMaryland 45-16 W RRJSouth Carolina 7-20 L NESPNPenn State* 35-10 W NABC* - Citrus Bowl at Orlando, FL

1988 (6-1)Opponent Score W-L TVVirginia Tech 40-7 W RRJFlorida State 21-24 L NCBSDuke 49-17 W NESPNNorth Carolina 37-14 W RRJMaryland 49-25 W RRJSouth Carolina 29-10 W RRJOklahoma* 13-6 W NABC* - Citrus Bowl at Orlando, FL

1989 (7-1)Opponent Score W-L TVFlorida State 34-23 W NESPNMaryland 31-7 W RRJDuke 17-21 L RRJVirginia 34-20 W NCBSN.C. State 30-10 W NESPNNorth Carolina 35-3 W RRJSouth Carolina 45-0 W NESPNWest Virginia* 27-7 W NESPN* - Gator Bowl at Jacksonville, FL

1990 (6-2)Opponent Score W-L TVVirginia 7-20 L NESPNDuke 26-7 W RRJGeorgia 34-3 W RPPVGeorgia Tech 19-21 L RRJN.C.State 24-17 W RRJNorth Carolina 20-3 W RRJSouth Carolina 24-15 W RRJIllinois* 30-0 W NNBC* - Hall of Fame Bowl at Tampa,FL

1991 (5-2-1)Opponent Score W-L TVGeorgia Tech 9-7 W RABCGeorgia 12-27 L NESPNVirginia 20-20 T RABCN.C. State 29-19 W RABCNorth Carolina 21-6 W NESPNMaryland 40-7 W RRJSouth Carolina 41-24 W RRJCalifornia* 13-37 L NABC* - Citrus Bowl at Orlando, FL

1992 (1-5)Opponent Score W-L TVFlorida State 20-24 L NESPNGeorgia Tech 16-20 L NESPNVirginia 29-28 W RABCN.C. State 6-20 L RRJMaryland 23-53 L RRJSouth Carolina 13-24 L RRJ

1993 (5-3)Opponent Score W-L TVFlorida State 0-57 L RRJN.C. State 20-14 W RRJWake Forest 16-20 L RRJMaryland 29-0 W RRJNorth Carolina 0-24 L NESPNVirginia 23-14 W RRJSouth Carolina 16-13 W RRJKentucky* 14-13 W NESPN* - Peach Bowl at Atlanta, GA

1994 (2-5)Opponent Score W-L TVVirginia 6-9 L RRJMaryland 13-0 W RRJGeorgia 14-40 L RABCDuke 13-19 L RRJFlorida State 0-17 L RRJGeorgia Tech 20-10 W RRJSouth Carolina 7-33 L RRJ

1995 (4-3)Opponent Score W-L TVFlorida State 26-45 L RABCVirginia 3-22 L RRJMaryland 17-0 W RRJGeorgia Tech 24-3 W RRJNorth Carolina 17-10 W RRJSouth Carolina 38-17 W RRJSyracuse* 0-41 L NNBC* - Gator Bowl at Jacksonville, FL

1996 (7-5)Opponent Score W-L TVNorth Carolina 0-45 L RABCFurman 19-3 W RRJMissouri 24-38 L NFOXWake Forest 21-10 W RRJFlorida State 3-34 L NESPNDuke 13-6 W RRJGeorgia Tech 28-25 W RABCMaryland 35-3 W RABCVirginia 24-16 W RABCN.C. State 40-17 W RRJSouth Carolina 31-34 L Nespn2Louisiana State* 7-10 L NESPN* - Peach Bowl at Atlanta, GA

1997 (5-5)Opponent Score W-L TVN.C. State 19-17 W RRJFlorida State 28-35 L RABCGeorgia Tech 20-23 L NESPNVirginia 7-21 L Nespn2Maryland 20-9 W RABCWake Forest 33-16 W RRJDuke 29-20 W(OT) RRJNorth Carolina 10-17 L RABCSouth Carolina 47-21 W Nespn2Auburn* 17-21 L NESPN* - Peach Bowl at Atlanta, GA

1998 (2-6)Opponent Score W-L TVVirginia 18-20 L RABCWake Forest 19-29 L RABCNorth Carolina 14-21 L RABCMaryland 23-0 W RRJFlorida State 0-48 L Nespn2N.C. State 39-46 L RRJGeorgia Tech 21-24 L NESPNSouth Carolina 28-19 W Nespn2

1999 (4-5)Opponent Score W-L TVVirginia 33-14 W RABCVirginia Tech 11-31 L NESPNNorth Carolina 31-20 W RABCN.C. State 31-35 L Nespn2Florida State 14-17 L NESPNWake Forest 12-3 W RRJGeorgia Tech 42-45 L RRJSouth Carolina 31-21 W RRJMississippi State* 7-17 L NESPN* - Peach Bowl at Atlanta, GA

2000 (9-3)Opponent Score W-L TVThe Citadel 38-0 W ^RCSSMissouri 62-9 W RABCWake Forest 55-7 W ^RCSSVirginia 31-10 W RABCDuke 52-22 W RRJN.C. State 34-27 W RABCMaryland 35-14 W Nespn2North Carolina 38-24 W Nespn2Georgia Tech 28-31 L RABCFlorida State 7-54 L NESPNSouth Carolina 16-14 W RABCVirginia Tech* 20-41 L NNBC* - Gator Bowl at Jacksonville, FL

2001 (5-5)Opponent Score W-L TVVirginia 24-26 L Nespn2Georgia Tech 47-44 W(OT) RABCN.C. State 45-37 W RRJNorth Carolina 3-38 L Nespn2Wake Forest 21-14 W RRJFlorida State 27-41 L RABCMaryland 37-20 L Nespn2South Carolina 15-20 L RRJDuke 59-31 W ^RCSSLouisiana Tech* 49-24 W NESPN* - Humanitarian Bowl at Boise, ID

2002 (5-6)Opponent Score W-L TVGeorgia 28-31 L NESPNGeorgia Tech 24-19 W NESPNFlorida State 31-48 L NESPNVirginia 17-22 L NESPNWake Forest 31-23 W RABCN.C. State 6-38 L NESPNNorth Carolina 42-12 W RRJMaryland 12-30 L Nespn2Duke 34-31 W RRJSouth Carolina 27-20 W NESPNTexas Tech* 15-55 L NESPN* - Tangerine Bowl at Orlando, FL

2003 (5-3)Opponent Score W-L TVGeorgia 0-30 L RABCMaryland 7-21 L RABCVirginia 30-27 W(OT) RRJN.C. State 15-17 L NESPNNorth Carolina 36-28 W RRJFlorida State 26-10 W Nespn2South Carolina 63-17 W Nespn2Tennessee* 27-14 W NESPN* - Peach Bowl at Atlanta, GA

2004 (5-4)Opponent Score W-L TVWake Forest 37-30 W(OT) RABCGeorgia Tech 24-28 L RABCTexas A&M 6-27 L NTBSFlorida State 22-41 L RABCVirginia 10-30 L NESPNMaryland 10-7 W RRJN.C. State 26-20 W Nespn2Miami (FL) 24-17 W(OT) NESPNSouth Carolina 29-7 W RRJ

N - national telecast; R - regionaltelecast; ^ - taped delay; º - split;Note: Home games in bold.


ACC Football

Driving Distances to ACC InstitutionsInstitution BOC CU DUK FSU GAT UMD MIA UNC NCS UVA VAT WFUBoston College ---- 989 715 1314 1094 430 1509 729 722 551 698 795Clemson 989 ---- 276 395 129 554 773 273 303 437 303 217Duke 715 276 ---- 639 382 266 829 12 29 220 203 80Florida State 1314 395 639 ---- 270 880 518 643 614 765 667 584Georgia Tech 1094 129 382 270 ---- 660 700 379 409 542 409 322Maryland 430 554 266 880 660 ---- 1069 280 270 130 277 346Miami (FL) 1509 773 829 518 700 1069 ---- 833 803 1029 902 811North Carolina 729 273 12 643 379 280 833 ---- 32 232 200 77N.C. State 722 303 29 614 409 270 803 32 ---- 251 230 107Virginia 551 437 220 765 542 130 1029 232 251 ---- 143 205Virginia Tech 698 303 203 667 409 277 902 200 230 143 ---- 123Wake Forest 795 217 80 584 322 346 811 77 107 205 123 ----

Note: Distances in miles.

• With five of its 11 teams listed in thefinal top 25 and nine in the top 50,the ACC was the highest-rated con-ference in college football accord-ing to the Sagarin computer ratingsin 2004. It marked the second con-secutive year that the ACC was thehighest-rated conference accordingto Sagarin.

• Seven (including Clemson) of the 11ACC teams were ranked at leastone week in 2004, and four earnedtop-10 rankings at one time duringthe season. Three schools wereranked in every poll.

• The 12 institutions that will take tothe field this fall under the ACC ban-ner have produced 497 first or sec-ond-team football All-Americansand 70 first-team Academic All-Americans. Atlantic Coast Confer-ence Schools have had 2,125 play-ers chosen in the NFL draft, includ-ing 191 first-round selections.

• The 12 teams currently in the ACChave a combined record of 132-115-5 in bowl games over the years.That 53.3-percent winning percent-

age is the best in the nation amongall Division I conferences.

• Since 2001, the ACC has a 16-9record in bowl games, and the 64.0-percent winning percentage is thebest in the nation among all BCSconferences. Since 2001, the ACCis the only conference in the nationto post a 50 percent or better recordin postseason play each season.

• In each of the last four years, theACC has had at least six teams takepart in a bowl game.

• The ACC had a 27-13 record in non-conference play in 2004. Over thelast three years, the ACC is 37-29(.561) against the other BCS con-ferences, including a 12-9 markagainst the SEC. Eighth differentACC teams had victories over otherBCS conference schools in 2004,including Clemson, who defeatedSouth Carolina of the SEC.

• In 2002, the ACC set an NCAArecord when seven of its nineschools earned bowl bids.

• Nine ACC players (includingClemson’s Leroy Hill) earned first-

team All-America honors in 2004,and six more were second-teamselections.

• The 11 ACC schools combined tohave a conference-record 36 play-ers drafted in April of 2005, and nineof the 11 schools had at least oneplayer drafted.

• The ACC has had at least one first-round draft choice in 17 straightyears and 26 of the last 28 years.

• The ACC has long been consideredone of the top defensive leagues inthe nation, but that reputationreached an all-time high in 2004when eight of the 11 teams rankedin the top 28 in the nation in totaldefense, including three teams whofinished in the top 10.

• Popularity of ACC football is at anall-time high. In 2004, the ACC sur-passed 3.5 million in total atten-dance, and for the fifth-straight year,the league set a new single-seasonrecord for attendance. The 66 homegames during 2004 drew 3,693,032fans, breaking the previous mark of3,006,841 set in 2003.

Clemson has been to a bowl game 16 of the last 20 years, including the 2004 Peach Bowl win over #6Tennessee. The Tigers have also contributed to the ACC’s best bowl winning percentage in the nation.

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2005 ACC Football Schedule

Champs Sports BowlGame Location: .................... Orlando, FLStadium: ...... Florida Citrus Bowl (70,000)Date: ......................... December 27, 2005Time: ............................................ 5:00 PMNetwork: ......................................... ESPNMatchup: .......................... ACC vs. Big 12Address: .............. One Citrus Bowl Place;.......................... Orlando, FL 32805-8451Phone: ............................. (407) 423-2476Fax: .................................. (407) 425-8451Executive Director: .............. Tom MickleMedia Relations Director: .. Brett SowellWebsite: ............................ FCSports.com

MPC Computers BowlGame Location: ........................ Boise, IDStadium: ........... Bronco Stadium (30,000)Date: ......................... December 28, 2005Time: ............................................ 4:30 PMNetwork: ......................................... ESPNMatchup: ............................ WAC vs. ACCAddress: .. 1109 Main Street; Lower Lobby B;....................................... Boise, ID 83702Phone: ............................. (208) 426-3438Fax: ................................... (208) 424-1121Executive Director: ............... Gary BeckMedia Relations Director: ....... Lori HaysWebsite: ................ HumanitarianBowl.org

Chick-fil-A Peach BowlGame Location: ..................... Atlanta, GAStadium: ............. Georgia Dome (71,228)Date: ......................... December 30, 2005

Time: ............................................ 7:30 PMNetwork: ......................................... ESPNMatchup: ............................ ACC vs. SECAddress: .. 235 Andrew Young International Boulevard NW.................................... Atlanta, GA 30303Phone: ............................. (404) 586-8500Fax: .................................. (404) 586-8508President: ............................ Gary StokanVice-President: .................... David EppsWebsite: ......... Chick-fil-APeachBowl.com

Meineke Car Care BowlGame Location: ................. Charlotte, NCStadium: ......... Ericsson Stadium (73,367)Date: ......................... December 31, 2005Time: .......................................... 11:00 AMNetwork: ......................................... espn2Matchup: ...................... ACC vs. Big EastAddress: .. 2815 Coliseum Center Drive; Suite 200;................................ Charlotte, NC 28217Phone: ............................. (704) 378-4400Fax: .................................. (704) 378-4461Executive Director: ............. Ken HainesMedia Relations Director: ...... Frank KayWebsite: .................... RaycomSports.com

Nokia Sugar BowlGame Location: ............ New Orleans, LAStadium: .. Louisiana Superdome (75,000)Date: ............................... January 1, 2006Time: ............................................ 8:00 PMNetwork: ............................................ ABCMatchup: ....... Bowl Championship SeriesAddress: ............. 1500 Sugar Bowl Drive;

........................... New Orleans, LA 70112Phone: ............................. (504) 525-8573Fax: .................................. (504) 525-4867Executive Director: .... Paul J. HoolahanMedia Relations Director: .. Gregory BlackwellWebsite: ................. NokiaSugarBowl.com

Toyota Gator BowlGame Location: ............. Jacksonville, FLStadium: .......... ALLTEL Stadium (76,976)Date: ............................... January 2, 2006Time: .......................................... 12:30 PMNetwork: ........................................... NBCMatchup: .. ACC vs. Big East or Notre DameAddress: ....... One Gator Bowl Boulevard;............................. Jacksonville, FL 32202Phone: ............................. (904) 798-1700Fax: .................................. (904) 632-2080Executive Director: ............. Rick CatlettMedia Relations Director: .. Cheri O’NeilWebsite: .......................... GatorBowl.com

Tostitos Fiesta BowlGame Location: ...................... Tempe, AZStadium: ....... Sun Devil Stadium (73,471)Date: ............................... January 2, 2006Time: ............................................ 8:30 PMNetwork: ............................................ ABCMatchup: ....... Bowl Championship SeriesAddress: .............. 120 South Ash Avenue;..................................... Tempe, AZ 85281Phone: ............................. (480) 350-0900Fax: .................................. (480) 350-0915President: ............................ John Junker

Media Relations Director: .. Shawn SchoefflerWebsite: ............. TostitosFiestaBowl.com

FedEx Orange BowlGame Location: ....... Fort Lauderdale, FLStadium: ...... Pro Player Stadium (75,192)Date: ............................... January 3, 2006Time: ............................................ 8:00 PMNetwork: ............................................ ABCMatchup: ....... Bowl Championship SeriesAddress: .. 703 Waterford Way; Suite 590;...................................... Miami, FL 33126Phone: ............................. (305) 341-4700Fax: .................................. (305) 341-4750Chief Executive Officer: .... Keith TribbleMedia Relations Director: .. Joe HornsteinWebsite: ....................... OrangeBowl.com

Rose BowlGame Location: ................ Pasadena, CAStadium: ................... Rose Bowl (93,000)Date: ............................... January 4, 2005Time: ............................................ 8:00 PMNetwork: ............................................ ABCMatchup: .. National Championship GameAddress: .. 391 South Orange Grove Boulevard;............................... Pasadena, CA 91184Phone: ............................. (626) 449-4100Fax: .................................. (626) 449-9066Chief Administrative Officer: .. Kevin AshMedia Relations Director: .. Nancy AtkinsonWebsite: ........................... RoseBowl.com

Note: All times are EST.

Thursday, September 1Vanderbilt at Wake Forest .......... ESPNU7:00

Saturday, September 3Duke at East Carolina ............ CSTV1:00 PMBoston College at Brigham Young .. ABC3:30Maryland vs. Navy* ..................... CSTV6:00Western Michigan at Virginia ............ 6:30Texas A&M at Clemson ................. ABC8:00Georgia Tech at Auburn .............. ESPN8:45

Sunday, September 4Virginia Tech at N.C. State ......... espn27:15

Monday, September 5Miami (FL) at Florida State .......... ABC8:00

Saturday, September 10Clemson at Maryland ............... ESPN12:00Virginia Tech at Duke .................. RJ12:00Army at Boston College .......... ESPNC12:30North Carolina at Georgia Tech .. ABC3:30The Citadel at Florida State ....... ESPNU6:45Wake Forest at Nebraska ............. TBS7:00

Saturday, September 17West Virginia at Maryland ............ RJ12:00Virginia at Syracuse ........................ 12:00Virginia Military at Duke ..................... 1:00Ohio at Virginia Tech ................. ESPNU3:30Eastern Kentucky at N.C. State ......... 6:00East Carolina at Wake Forest ........... 6:30Connecticut at Georgia Tech ..... ESPNU6:45Wisconsin at North Carolina ....... espn27:00Florida State at Boston College ...... TBAMiami (FL) at Clemson ..................... TBA

Saturday, September 24Boston College at Clemson ............ TBADuke at Virginia ................................ TBAGeorgia Tech at Virginia Tech ......... TBAMaryland at Wake Forest ................. TBAColorado at Miami (FL) ..................... TBANorth Carolina at N.C. State ............ TBA

Saturday, October 1Ball State at Boston College ............ TBAClemson at Wake Forest ................. TBANavy at Duke ..................................... TBASyracuse at Florida State ................. TBAVirginia at Maryland ......................... TBASouth Florida at Miami (FL) ............... TBAUtah at North Carolina ..................... TBAVirginia Tech at West Virginia ........... TBA

Thursday, October 6N.C. State at Georgia Tech ........ ESPN7:45

Saturday, October 8Virginia at Boston College .............. TBADuke at Miami (FL) ........................... TBAWake Forest at Florida State ........... TBAMaryland at Temple ........................... TBANorth Carolina at Louisville .............. TBAMarshall at Virginia Tech .................. TBA

Thursday, October 13Clemson at N.C. State ................ ESPN7:45

Saturday, October 15Wake Forest at Boston College ...... TBAGeorgia Tech at Duke ...................... TBAFlorida State at Virginia ................... TBAMiami (FL) at Temple ........................ TBA

Thursday, October 20Virginia Tech at Maryland .......... ESPN7:45

Saturday, October 22Temple at Clemson ........................... TBAFlorida State at Duke ....................... TBAGeorgia Tech at Miami (FL) ............. TBAVirginia at North Carolina ................ TBAN.C. State at Wake Forest ................ TBA

Thursday, October 27Boston College at Virginia Tech .. ESPN7:45

Saturday, October 29Clemson at Georgia Tech ................ TBAWake Forest at Duke ........................ TBAMaryland at Florida State ................ TBANorth Carolina at Miami (FL) ........... TBASouthern Mississippi at N.C. State .... TBA

Saturday, November 5Boston College at North Carolina ... TBADuke at Clemson .............................. TBAN.C. State at Florida State ............... TBAWake Forest at Georgia Tech .......... TBAMiami (FL) at Virginia Tech .............. TBATemple at Virginia ............................. TBA

Saturday, November 12N.C. State at Boston College ........... TBAFlorida State at Clemson ................. TBAGeorgia Tech at Virginia .................. TBAMaryland at North Carolina ............. TBA

Thursday, November 17Miami (FL) at Wake Forest ......... ESPN7:45

Schedule NoteTeam Not Playing in 2005Boston College .. DUK .... GAT ..... MIAClemson ........... UNC .... UVA ..... VATDuke ................. BOC ... UMD .... NCSFlorida State ...... GAT ... UNC ..... VATGeorgia Tech .... BOC .... FSU ... UMDMaryland .......... DUK .... GAT ..... MIAMiami (FL) ........ BOC ... UMD .... NCSNorth Carolina ..... CU .... FSU ... WFUN.C. State ........ DUK ..... MIA .... UVAVirginia ................ CU .... NCS ... WFUVirginia Tech ....... CU .... FSU ... WFUWake Forest ..... UNC .... UVA ..... VAT

2005 ACC Bowl Game Information

Saturday, November 19Boston College at Maryland ............ TBAClemson at South Carolina ............... TBADuke at North Carolina .................... TBAMiddle Tennessee at N.C. State ........ TBAVirginia Tech at Virginia ................... TBA

Saturday, November 26Florida State at Florida ..................... TBAGeorgia at Georgia Tech .................. TBAMaryland at N.C. State ..................... TBAVirginia at Miami (FL) ....................... TBANorth Carolina at Virginia Tech ....... TBA

* - Baltimore, MD; Note: All times are PMand Eastern.


2004 Lettermen

Freshmen (7)12 C.J. Gaddis ............................. CB84 Zach Green ............................. TE26 La’Donte Harris ...................... WR91 Chris McDuffie ........................ DT42 Maurice Nelson .................... ROV79 Barry Richardson .................... OT32 Nick Watkins ............................ LB

Sophomores (16)93 Gaines Adams ........................ DE63 Nathan Bennett ...................... OG20 Tramaine Billie .................... WHIP30 Cole Chason .............................. P44 Donnell Clark .......................... DT

3 Duane Coleman ...................... TB7 Jad Dean ................................ PK

73 Tim DeBeer ............................. OT75 Marion Dukes ......................... OT62 Dustin Fry ................................. C72 Roman Fry ............................. OG15 Sergio Gilliam ......................... CB88 Kelvin Grant ........................... WR37 Reggie Merriweather .............. TB

2 Chansi Stuckey ...................... WR40 Anthony Waters ....................... LB

Juniors (19)18 Curtis Baham ......................... WR86 Charles Bennett ...................... DE28 Kyle Browning ......................... TB90 Cole Downer ........................... TE31 David Dunham ......................... LB24 Jamaal Fudge ...................... ROV48 Stephen Furr ........................... PK

7 Cory Groover .......................... DT36 Cliff Harrell .............................. FB

8 Tye Hill .................................... CB89 Thomas Hunter ....................... TE35 Steven Jackson ...................... FB

9 Justin Miller* ........................... CB64 Chip Myrick ............................ OG49 Roosevelt Nelson .................... LB46 Lionel Richardson ............... WHIP92 Trey Tate ................................. DT

6 Charlie Whitehurst .................. QB81 Bobby Williamson ................... DE

* - not returning in 2005

Seniors (18)33 Ryan Charpia ......................... WR76 Eric Coleman .......................... DT82 Michael Collins ...................... WR

1 Airese Currie .......................... WR56 Phillip Dieckmann .................. OG99 Maurice Fountain .................... DE87 Ben Hall .................................. TE43 Leroy Hill .................................. LB52 Vontrell Jamison ..................... DE65 Cedric Johnson ...................... OG

5 Yusef Kelly .............................. RB23 Tavaghn Monts ....................... FS60 Jesse Pickens ......................... OT29 Travis Pugh ............................. FS54 Geoff Rigsby ............................ LS38 Eric Sampson ..................... WHIP53 Tommy Sharpe ......................... C39 Chris Wiksell .............................. P

2004 Lettermen By Position (60)

Offense (29)OT (4): Tim DeBeer, Marion Dukes, Jesse Pickens, Barry RichardsonOG (5): Nathan Bennett, Phillip Dieckmann, Roman Fry, Cedric Johnson, Chip MyrickC (2): Dustin Fry, Tommy SharpeTE (4): Cole Downer, Zach Green, Ben Hall, Thomas HunterWR (7): Curtis Baham, Ryan Charpia, Michael Collins, Airese Currie, Kelvin Grant,

La’Donte Harris, Chansi StuckeyQB (1): Charlie WhitehurstTB (4): Kyle Browning, Duane Coleman, Yusef Kelly, Reggie MerriweatherFB (2): Cliff Harrell, Stephen Jackson

Defense (26)DE (5): Gaines Adams, Charles Bennett, Maurice Fountain, Vontrell Jamison, Bobby

WilliamsonDT (5): Donnell Clark, Eric Coleman, Cory Groover, Chris McDuffie, Trey TateLB (5): David Dunham, Leroy Hill, Roosevelt Nelson, Anthony Waters, Nick WatkinsWHIP (3): Tramaine Billie, Lionel Richardson, Eric SampsonCB (4): C.J. Gaddis, Sergio Gilliam, Tye Hill, Justin MillerROV (2): Jamaal Fudge, Maurice NelsonFS (2): Tavaghn Monts, Travis Pugh

Special Teams (5)PK (2): Jad Dean, Stephen FurrP (2): Cole Chason, Chris WiksellLS (1): Geoff Rigsby

2005 Returning Lettermen By Position (46)

Offense (25)OT (4): Tim DeBeer, Marion Dukes, Zach Green, Barry RichardsonOG (4): Nathan Bennett, Roman Fry, Chip Myrick, Brandon Pilgrim*C (1): Dustin FryTE (3): Cole Downer, Thomas Hunter, Bobby WilliamsonWR (5): Curtis Baham, Kelvin Grant, La’Donte Harris, Gene Pate*, Chansi StuckeyQB (2): Will Proctor*, Charlie WhitehurstRB (3): Kyle Browning, Duane Coleman, Reggie MerriweatherFB (3): Cliff Harrell, Steven Jackson, Brent Smith*

Defense (18)DE (2): Charles Bennett, Brandon Cannon*NG (2): Donnell Clark, Cory GrooverDT (2): Chris McDuffie, Trey TateBAN (1): Gaines AdamsLB (7): Tramaine Billie, David Dunham, Maurice Nelson, Roosevelt Nelson, Lionel

Richardson, Anthony Waters, Nick WatkinsCB (2): Sergio Gilliam, Tye HillCAT (1): C.J. GaddisFS (1): Jamaal Fudge

Special Teams (3)PK (2): Jad Dean, Stephen FurrP (1): Cole ChasonLS (0)

* - did not letter in 2004, but has previously lettered; Note: Positions are based on 2005.

#91 Chris McDuffie #37 Reggie Merriweather #64 Chip Myrick #23 Tavaghn Monts

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2005 Clemson Veteran Roster

# Player Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Cl. Exp. Hometown High School or Junior College2 Chansi Stuckey WR 6-0 180 *Jr. 2VL Warner Robins, GA Northside HS3 Duane Coleman RB 5-10 195 *Jr. 2VL Naples, FL Naples HS6 Charlie Whitehurst QB 6-4 225 *Gr. 3VL Duluth, GA Chattahoochee HS7 Jad Dean PK 5-11 210 Jr. 2VL Greenwood, SC Greenwood HS7 Cory Groover NG 6-3 275 Sr. 1VL Johnsonville, SC Southwest Mississippi CC8 Tye Hill CB 5-10 180 *Sr. 3VL Saint George, SC Woodland HS

10 Cullen Harper QB 6-3 210 *Fr. RS Alpharetta, GA Sequoyah HS11 Tribble Reese QB 6-3 200 *Fr. RS Mountain Brook, AL Mountain Brook HS12 C.J. Gaddis CAT 6-0 205 *So. 1VL Raeford, NC Hoke County HS14 Will Proctor QB 6-2 205 *Jr. 1VL Winter Park, FL Trinity Prep HS15 Sergio Gilliam CB 6-3 180 Jr. 2VL Gray Court, SC Greer HS17 Roy Walker FS 6-3 200 *So. SQ Oglethorpe, GA Macon County HS18 Curtis Baham WR 6-1 190 *Sr. 2VL New Orleans, LA John Curtis HS20 Tramaine Billie LB 6-1 205 Jr. 2VL Eastover, SC Dreher HS21 Brandon Croley CB 6-0 190 *Fr. RS Jacksonville, FL First Coast HS22 Chris Clemons CB 6-1 195 *Fr. RS Arcadia, FL DeSoto HS24 Jamaal Fudge FS 5-10 190 *Sr. 3VL Jacksonville, FL Edward H. White HS25 Michael Hamlin CAT 6-3 200 *Fr. RS Timmonsville, SC Lamar HS26 La’Donte Harris WR 5-11 185 So. 1VL Gadsden, AL Litchfield HS28 Kyle Browning RB 5-7 175 *Sr. 2VL Union, SC Union HS30 Cole Chason P 6-0 165 *Jr. 2VL Roswell, GA Greater Atlanta Christian School31 David Dunham LB 6-2 225 *Sr. 3VL Lake City, FL Columbia HS32 Nick Watkins LB 6-2 215 *So. 1VL New Orleans, LA Karr HS34 Adrian Kindred LB 6-2 205 *Fr. RS Opelika, AL Opelika HS35 Steven Jackson FB 6-2 260 Sr. 2VL Columbia, SC Spring Valley HS36 Cliff Harrell FB 6-1 245 *Sr. 3VL Tallahassee, FL North Florida Christian Academy37 Reggie Merriweather RB 5-8 210 *Jr. 2VL North Augusta, SC North Augusta HS40 Anthony Waters LB 6-3 235 *Jr. 2VL Lake View, SC Lake View HS41 Alex Pearson FB 6-2 230 *Fr. RS Greenville, SC Greenville HS41 Brent Smith^ FB 5-11 220 *Jr. 1VL Moncks Corner, SC Berkeley HS42 Maurice Nelson LB 6-2 210 *So. 1VL Rembert, SC Crestwood HS44 Donnell Clark NG 6-2 270 *Jr. 2VL Griffin, GA Griffin HS45 Cortney Vincent BAN 6-1 235 *Fr. RS Allendale, SC Allendale-Fairfax HS46 Lionel Richardson LB 6-0 210 *Sr. 2VL Huger, SC Hanahan HS47 Gene Pate WR 6-1 200 *Sr. 1VL Tucker, GA Tucker HS48 Stephen Furr PK 6-1 185 *Sr. 2VL Lakeland, FL Lakeland HS49 Roosevelt Nelson LB 6-2 220 *Sr. 3VL Rembert, SC Crestwood HS55 Bobby Hutchinson C 6-3 290 *Fr. RS Greenville, FL Madison County HS58 Taylor Tremel OG 6-5 265 *Fr. RS Lake Mary, FL Lake Mary HS62 Dustin Fry C 6-2 320 *Jr. 2VL Summerville, SC Summerville HS63 Nathan Bennett OG 6-4 310 *Jr. 2VL Dallas, GA Paulding County HS64 Chip Myrick OG 6-4 290 *Sr. 2VL Atlanta, GA Lovett School67 Christian Capote OT 6-5 305 *So. SQ Miami, FL Miami Killian HS72 Roman Fry OL 6-4 290 *Jr. 2VL Ironton, OH Ironton HS73 Tim DeBeer OT 6-5 280 *Jr. 2VL Atlanta, GA Marist HS74 Brandon Pilgrim OL 6-5 290 *So. 1VL Lilburn, GA Parkview HS75 Marion Dukes OT 6-4 315 Jr. 2VL Pickens, SC Pickens HS78 Zach Green OT 6-6 265 *So. 1VL Conyers, GA Salem HS79 Barry Richardson OT 6-7 345 So. 1VL Mount Pleasant, SC Wando HS80 Aaron Kelly WR 6-4 180 *Fr. RS Marietta, GA Walton HS81 Bobby Williamson TE 6-4 255 *Sr. 3VL Tarpon Springs, FL East Lake HS84 Akeem Robinson TE 6-5 260 *Fr. RS Miami, FL Carol City Senior HS85 Andrew Diomande WR 6-1 205 *Fr. RS Miami, FL Christopher Columbus HS86 Charles Bennett DE 6-4 255 *Sr. 3VL Camden, SC Camden HS88 Kelvin Grant WR 6-2 210 *Jr. 2VL Camden, SC Camden HS89 Thomas Hunter TE 6-4 245 Sr. 2VL Marion, SC Pee Dee Academy90 Cole Downer TE 6-3 265 *Sr. 1VL Chantilly, VA Chantilly HS90 Rashaad Jackson DT 6-3 260 *Fr. RS Union, SC Union HS91 Chris McDuffie DT 6-4 310 *So. 1VL Danville, VA George Washington HS92 Trey Tate DT 6-4 270 *Sr. 3VL Gaffney, SC Gaffney HS93 Gaines Adams BAN 6-5 260 *Jr. 2VL Greenwood, SC Cambridge Academy95 Brandon Cannon DE 6-3 255 *Jr. 1VL Lithonia, GA Stephenson HS96 Xavier Littleberry DE 6-6 235 *Fr. RS Columbus, OH Millersburg Academy97 Dorell Scott NG 6-3 295 *Fr. RS Columbia, SC Ridge View HS98 Kwam Williams BAN 6-3 250 *So. SQ Atlanta, GA Westlake HS

* - has spent one season as a red-shirt player; ^ - out for the season due to injury

Alphabetical# Player Pos. Cl.

93 Gaines Adams BAN *Jr.18 Curtis Baham WR *Sr.86 Charles Bennett DE *Sr.63 Nathan Bennett OG *Jr.20 Tramaine Billie LB Jr.28 Kyle Browning RB *Sr.95 Brandon Cannon DE *Jr.67 Christian Capote OT *So.30 Cole Chason P *Jr.44 Donnell Clark NG *Jr.22 Chris Clemons CB *Fr.

3 Duane Coleman RB *Jr.21 Brandon Croley CB *Fr.

7 Jad Dean PK Jr.73 Tim DeBeer OT *Jr.85 Andrew Diomande WR *Fr.90 Cole Downer TE *Sr.75 Marion Dukes OT Jr.31 David Dunham LB *Sr.62 Dustin Fry C *Jr.72 Roman Fry OL *Jr.24 Jamaal Fudge FS *Sr.48 Stephen Furr PK *Sr.12 C.J. Gaddis CAT *So.15 Sergio Gilliam CB Jr.88 Kelvin Grant WR *Jr.78 Zach Green OT *So.

7 Cory Groover NG Sr.25 Michael Hamlin CAT *Fr.10 Cullen Harper QB *Fr.36 Cliff Harrell FB *Sr.26 La’Donte Harris WR So.

8 Tye Hill CB *Sr.89 Thomas Hunter TE Sr.55 Bobby Hutchinson C *Fr.90 Rashaad Jackson DT *Fr.35 Steven Jackson FB Sr.80 Aaron Kelly WR *Fr.34 Adrian Kindred LB *Fr.96 Xavier Littleberry DE *Fr.91 Chris McDuffie DT *So.37 Reggie Merriweather RB *Jr.64 Chip Myrick OG *Sr.42 Maurice Nelson LB *So.49 Roosevelt Nelson LB *Sr.47 Gene Pate WR *Sr.41 Alex Pearson FB *Fr.74 Brandon Pilgrim OL *So.14 Will Proctor QB *Jr.11 Tribble Reese QB *Fr.79 Barry Richardson OT So.46 Lionel Richardson LB *Sr.84 Akeem Robinson TE *Fr.97 Dorell Scott NG *Fr.41 Brent Smith^ FB *Jr.

2 Chansi Stuckey WR *Jr.92 Trey Tate DT *Sr.58 Taylor Tremel OG *Fr.45 Cortney Vincent BAN *Fr.17 Roy Walker FS *So.40 Anthony Waters LB *Jr.32 Nick Watkins LB *So.

6 Charlie Whitehurst QB *Gr.98 Kwam Williams BAN *So.81 Bobby Williamson TE *Sr.

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AlphabeticalNumerical

# Player Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Cl. Exp. Hometown High School or Junior College12 Rush Lowther QB 6-1 200 Sr. SQ Darlington, SC James F. Byrnes Academy22 Chris Wade WR 5-9 160 So. SQ Newnan, GA East Coweta HS27 Blake Bartol PK 6-2 175 Jr. SQ Florence, SC South Florence HS33 Matt Forbush DB 5-11 210 Jr. SQ Johnson City, TN Dobyns-Bennett HS46 Paul Macko RB 5-9 190 So. SQ Wadsworth, OH Wadsworth HS59 Nic Riddle LS 6-2 225 *Jr. SQ Ladson, SC Stratford HS60 Tim Parr OL 6-3 290 So. SQ Newberry, SC Newberry HS61 Nick Hayes DL 6-2 255 Jr. SQ Decatur, GA Lakeside HS68 Colin Leonard LS 6-2 210 Jr. SQ Lafayette, IN Harrison HS69 Chris Carey OL 6-3 240 Jr. SQ Scott Depot, WV Winfield HS76 Bryan Baker OL 6-3 245 So. SQ Summerville, SC Summerville HS81 Duncan McLaurin WR 5-10 195 Sr. SQ Dillon, SC Dillon HS83 Nelson Faerber WR 5-11 180 So. SQ Duluth, GA Chattahoochee HS86 Brian Sorrells WR 5-11 175 Jr. SQ Sumter, SC Sumter HS89 David Schlink DL 6-2 265 Sr. SQ Katy, TX James E. Taylor HS

* - has spent one season as a red-shirt player

Alphabetical# Player Pos. Cl.

76 Bryan Baker OL So.27 Blake Bartol PK Jr.69 Chris Carey OL Jr.83 Nelson Faerber WR So.33 Matt Forbush DB Jr.61 Nick Hayes DL Jr.68 Colin Leonard LS Jr.12 Rush Lowther QB Sr.46 Paul Macko RB So.81 Duncan McLaurin WR Sr.60 Tim Parr OL So.59 Nic Riddle LS *Jr.89 David Schlink DL Sr.86 Brian Sorrells WR Jr.22 Chris Wade WR So.

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2005 Clemson Veteran Reserves

2005 Coaches & Pronunciations

Coach Title(s) Position(s) CU Years Alma MaterTommy Bowden Head Coach --------------- 7th West Virginia ‘77Brad Scott Assistant Head Coach Offensive Line 7th South Florida ‘79Vic Koenning Assistant Coach, Defensive Coordinator Defensive Backs 1st Kansas State ‘83Rob Spence Assistant Coach, Offensive Coordinator Quarterbacks 1st Iona ‘81David Blackwell Assistant Coach, Recruiting Coordinator Inside Linebackers 3rd East Carolina ‘97Burton Burns Assistant Coach Running Backs 7th Nebraska ‘76Jack Hines Assistant Coach Tight Ends 7th West Virginia ‘73Marion Hobby Assistant Coach Defensive Line 1st Tennessee ‘95Dabo Swinney Assistant Coach Wide Receivers 3rd Alabama ‘93Ron West Assistant Coach Outside Linebackers 7th Clemson ‘79

Pronunciations18 Curtis Baham .............. BAY-ham27 Blake Bartol ............ bahr-TAHL67 Christian Capote .. cuh-POH-tee85 Andrew Diomande .. dee-uh-MAHN-day36 Cliff Harrell ................ HAYR-uhl

Vic Koenning .......... KOH-nihng9 Ray Ray McElrathbey .. mak-ehl-RATH-bay

50 Jacquez McKissic ...... jahk-EHZ2 Chansi Stuckey ........ CHAN-see

58 Taylor Tremel ......... TREHM-uhl

Coaches

# Player Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Cl. Exp. Hometown High School or Junior College1 James Davis RB 6-0 205 Fr. HS Atlanta, GA Douglass HS5 Rendrick Taylor WR 6-2 215 Fr. HS Clio, SC Marlboro County HS9 Ray Ray McElrathbey DB 5-11 175 Fr. HS Atlanta, GA Mays HS

13 Tyler Grisham WR 5-11 185 Fr. HS Birmingham, AL Spain Park HS27 Sadat Chambers DB 5-10 180 Fr. HS Pageland, SC Central HS29 Haydrian Lewis DB 6-0 180 Fr. HS Charleston, SC Stratford HS33 Kavell Conner LB 6-1 195 Fr. HS Richmond, VA Manchester HS38 Chris Chancellor DB 5-10 165 Fr. HS Miami, FL Miami Edison HS39 Demerick Chancellor RB 6-1 185 Fr. HS Miami, FL Miami Edison HS43 Antonio Clay LB 6-1 220 Fr. HS Jeffersonville, GA Twiggs County HS47 Josh Miller LB 6-2 210 Fr. HS Manning, SC Manning HS50 Jacquez McKissic DT 6-7 280 Fr. HS Opelika, AL Opelika HS56 Elsmore Gabriel BAN 6-4 240 Fr. HS Brooklyn, NY Christ The King Regional HS57 Antwon Murchison DE 6-6 250 Fr. HS Aberdeen, NC Pinecrest HS65 Thomas Austin OL 6-4 285 Fr. HS Camden, SC Camden HS70 Jamarcus Grant OL 6-5 310 Fr. HS Mullins, SC Mullins HS71 Barry Humphries OL 6-3 295 Fr. HS Anderson, SC Belton-Honea Path HS76 Cory Lambert OL 6-7 280 Fr. HS Greenville, SC Greenville HS77 Quentez Ruffin OL 6-5 300 Fr. HS Tallahassee, FL Leon HS82 Durrell Barry TE 6-5 240 Fr. HS North Charleston, SC Fort Dorchester HS87 Paul Muse TE 6-5 245 Fr. HS Jacksonville, FL First Coast HS94 Phillip Merling DL/TE 6-5 265 Fr. HS Memphis, TN Cordova HS99 Etta Etta-Tawo DT 6-4 285 Fr. HS Powder Springs, GA McEachern HS

# Player Pos. Cl.65 Thomas Austin OL Fr.82 Durrell Barry TE Fr.27 Sadat Chambers DB Fr.38 Chris Chancellor DB Fr.39 Demerick Chancellor RB Fr.43 Antonio Clay LB Fr.33 Kavell Conner LB Fr.

1 James Davis RB Fr.99 Etta Etta-Tawo DT Fr.56 Elsmore Gabriel BAN Fr.70 Jamarcus Grant OL Fr.13 Tyler Grisham WR Fr.71 Barry Humphries OL Fr.76 Cory Lambert OL Fr.29 Haydrian Lewis DB Fr.

9 Ray Ray McElrathbey DB Fr.50 Jacquez McKissic DT Fr.94 Phillip Merling DL/TE Fr.47 Josh Miller LB Fr.57 Antwon Murchison DE Fr.87 Paul Muse TE Fr.77 Quentez Ruffin OL Fr.

5 Rendrick Taylor WR Fr.


Tiger Bios

Gaines Adams93BAN • 6-5 • 260 • *Jr. • 2VLCambridge AcademyGreenwood, SC

Adams Fact: Even though he started just one game in2004, he ranked tied for second on the club in sacks (5).Years Lettered: 2003,04

Bowl Participation: Reserve defensive end in the 2004 Peach Bowl against#6 Tennessee.Fall 2005 Depth Chart Position: First-team bandit end

Overview: Looks to move into the starting lineup at the bandit end posi-tion, an important position in new Defensive Coordinator Vic Koenning’salignment...one of the more agile defensive linemen in the ACC...had a strongspring when he had five sacks in three scrimmages, including three sacks in thefirst scrimmage on April 2...started one game in 2004, the Texas A&M game,and played in all 11 contests...has missed just one game in his two years andhas averaged 22.5 plays per game over the last two years...one of the top all-around athletes on the team, and his strength training stats show that...sixth onthe team in the broad jump at 9’11”, but also fourth on the team in the powerclean (340) and sixth in the hang clean (375)...also has a 38” vertical jump...has50 tackles in two years, 12 of which have been tackles for loss, so he makes bigplays...also has six pass deflections at the line of scrimmage thanks to his 6’5”frame...his playing time and stats doubled over his freshman year; he wentfrom 15 tackles to 35 last year...has never had an interception; he might havethe opportunity at his new position, which will include pass-coverage responsi-bilities.

2004: Had 35 tackles, including eight tackles for loss, five of which weresacks...tied for second on the club in sacks and tied for 10th in the ACC...astrong contributor on special teams; he had two blocked punts, one againstUtah State that resulted in a Clemson touchdown and one against South Caro-lina...first Tiger defensive end to record two blocked punts in one season, an-other example of his all-around athletic abilities...had at least one tackle in ev-ery game, including a season-high six stops against Wake Forest...had twosacks to go with the blocked punt against Utah State; named Clemson’s Spe-cial Teams Player-of-the-Week for that performance...11th on the team in tack-les overall; he was second among non-starters...had at least one tackle for lossin seven of the 11 games...started just one game but played at least 21 snaps inevery contest...won the 12th Man Award for the Clemson defense in 2004, anhonor given to the top non-starter over the course of the season.

2003: Second-team defensive end who had 15 tackles in 12 games...fourof his 15 tackles were behind the line of scrimmage...played 172 snaps, with161 of them in the last eight games...played a season-high 27 plays in thePeach Bowl against #6 Tennessee and was a big reason the Volunteers scoredjust 14 points; had a pass breakup in that game...played at least 20 snaps infive of the last seven games after not appearing on any defensive plays in thefirst three games...had his best game against #3 Florida State when he had fourtackles, including two for loss and a sack...had four tackles and two for lossagainst Duke...had 13 of his 15 tackles in the last four games...had seven quar-terback pressures.

2002: Red-shirted.Before Clemson: Had 58 tackles, 22 sacks, and two interceptions in 10

games with Fork UnionPrep during the 2001season. . . th ree-yearstarter at CambridgeAcademy, where theteam played eight-manfootball...had 14 sacks,leading his team to the2000 state title...had 57catches for 1,680 yardsand 20 touchdowns in2000...had 78 solotackles along with fiveinterceptions as a

defensive end...had 158 career receptions for 4,394 yard and 65 touchdowns...had341 tackles, 10 interceptions, and 33 sacks in his career...two-time all-statehonoree...All-Lakelands A Player-of-the-Year as a senior...three-star prospectby Rivals100.com...played for Steve Taneyhill (former South Carolina quarterback)in high school and prep school football under John Shuman...chose Clemsonover Georgia, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Virginia...born Jun.8, 1983...majoring in sports management.

Adams 2004 Game-By-Game StatsDate Opponent Plays Hit Ast Tot TFL Sacks QP9-4 WAKE FOREST 29 5 1 6 1-19-11 GEORGIA TECH 37 3 1 4 1-5 1-59-18 at Texas A&M *48 3 1 4 19-25 at Florida State 29 1 1 210-7 at Virginia 31 2 0 2 1-210-16 UTAH STATE 30 3 0 3 2-9 2-910-23 MARYLAND 25 2 2 4 1-1 1-110-30 N.C. STATE 32 1 1 211-6 at Miami (FL) 33 1 0 1 1-3 211-13 at Duke 31 1 2 3 1-5 1-5 111-20 SOUTH CAROLINA 21 0 4 4 1Totals 346 22 13 35 8-26 5-20 5* - start; Note: Had a blocked punt (one punt return for 14 yards) against Utah State and ablocked punt (one punt return for no yards) against South Carolina.

Adams Career StatsYear GP-S Plays Hit Ast Tot TFL Sacks Int QP PBU CF-RF2003 12-0 172 11 4 15 4-8 1-1 0-0 7 2 0-02004 11-1 346 22 13 35 8-26 5-20 0-0 5 4 0-0Totals 23-1 518 33 17 50 12-34 6-21 0-0 12 6 0-0

Curtis Baham18WR • 6-1 • 190 • *Sr. • 2VLJohn Curtis High SchoolNew Orleans, LA

Baham Fact: Had a career-high 56 receiving yards inthe victory at #10 Miami (FL) in 2004.Years Lettered: 2003,04

Years Starter: 2004Bowl Participation: Reserve wide receiver in the 2002 Tangerine Bowl againstTexas Tech and the 2004 Peach Bowl against #6 Tennessee.Fall 2005 Depth Chart Position: First-team wide receiver.

Overview: Veteran of 25 games, more than any other active Clemsonreceiver...has seven starts under his belt, six of them came in 2004 when hewas considered a starter for the course of the season...veteran of 767 snaps,also tops among active Clemson receivers...averaged 23.5 snaps per game as

a sophomore and 45.5 snaps pergame as a junior...has 38 career re-ceptions, more than any other activereceiver...three catches have gone forscores, all from Charlie Whitehurst,including two in 2004 and one in2003...played in 25 games overall, in-cluding 24 of the last 25 over twoseasons...has at least one catch in15 of his last 18 games...considereda solid possession receiver...had lim-ited participation in the spring due tonagging injuries, but will be fullstrength for the fall...father played forthe Seattle Seahawks in 1987...sev-enth-strongest player on the team interms of the power index; he has a7.07 figure in that area...has lifted 405pounds in the bench press and 29reps of 225 pounds...Clemson is 6-1in his career in games he has started.

Adams Profile• Favorite hobby: Football• Favorite sport other than football: Basketball• Favorite all-time Tiger gridder: Jeff Davis• Favorite pro athlete: Michael Jordan• Favorite NFL team: Tampa Bay Buccaneers• Most influential people on my career: Parents• Strongest athletic attribute: Speed• Most memorable football moment: Running down

the Hill• Favorite memory of Miami win last year: Blocking

a pass on third down late in the game• Best thing about Tiger football: Defensive tradition

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