From: trev@hubcap.clemson.edu (Trevor Bauknight)
Subject: Palmetto Football Tuesday #1 - September 1
Keywords: South Carolina Clemson
Organization: Jes Grew Carriers -- Metaphysical Bunko Squad 
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Date: Tue, 1 Sep 1992 05:02:31 GMT

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                Palmetto Football Tuesday #1 - September 1

  questions and comments to: Trevor Bauknight - trev@hubcap.clemson.edu 
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Welcome to the inaugural issue of the Palmetto Football Tuesday.  With
this issue I hope to begin a regular contribution to r.s.f.c. regarding, 
of course, South Carolina's state religion.  I will devote space each 
week to the state's smaller schools and to prep/recruiting activity as 
well as to Clemson and South Carolina.  Here goes...  

                             Division I-A

Clemson University 
   Tigers     (ACC * Coach: Ken Hatfield)

   The Tigers are coming off a 9-2-1 season which included miserable
losses to Georgia and California (in the Citrus Bowl) and a second-
consecutive failure to defeat Virginia after posting a 29-0 record 
against that team.  Clemson returns 12 starters from the team which
led the ACC in total offense and total defense in 1991, but loses
4 All-Americans and 2 more All-ACC players.

Returning:
Rushing     - Rodney Blunt (178-747, 4TD), Ronald Williams (82-585, 3TD),
              Rudy Harris (114-524, 9TD)  
Receiving   - Terry Smith (52-829, 6TD), Larry Ryans (20-273, 1TD), 
              Rodney Blunt (20-178)
Passing     - Richard Moncrief (14/32-216, 3TD)
Scoring     - Nelson Welch (31/35 PAT, 19/28 FG)
Ints.       - Robert O'Neal (2)
Returns     - Punt - Larry Ryans (14, 22.8 avg.), Kickoff - Darnell 
              Stephens (29, 12.5 avg.)  
Tackles     - Robert O'Neal (59)
Sacks       - Brentson Buckner (5.5)
 
Offense:
QB  - Richard Moncrief     - 2-year backup Moncrief led rally against Duke
      Louis Solomon          in 1991.
      Patrick Sapp       
FB  - Rudy Harris          - 245-lb. Harris must serve a 3-game suspension
      Howard Hall            before returning to lineup. 
      Marrio Grier
      Paul Caputo
TB  - Rodney Blunt         - Ronald Williams questionable for season, but 
      Ronald Williams        Tigers averaged 269 yards rushing with Blunt.
      Derrick Witherspoon    Walk-on Hood rushed for 350+ yards in 3 
      Greg Hood              scrimmages.  Witherspoon very capable.
FLK - Larry Ryans          - ACC Champion hurdler Ryans averages 12 yards per 
      Jason Davis            catch and 8.2 yards per rush in 2 years.
      Henry Guess
SE  - Terry Smith          - Smith's 52 catches led ACC in 1991.
      Dwayne Bryant
      Lance Easton
LT  - Brent LeJeune        - LeJuene (6-4, 306) played sparingly, but knocked
      Andre Hewitt           down one of every seven defenders he faced.
      Jamison Temples   
LG  - Jeff Fortner         - Fortner (6-6, 294), a juco All-American played 
      Dustin Rash            sparingly behind Jeb Flesch.
C   - John Harris          - Harris (6-2, 272) played guard last year but was
      Bryce Nelson           center in 1990.
      Trevor Putnam
RG  - Stacy Seegars        - Seegars (6-4, 320) is the biggest, strongest 
      Chris Lovelace         guard in Clemson history, benching 425.
RT  - Les Hall             - Hall (6-7, 313) is rated an NFL prospect.
      Mike Kunz
      Robert Jackson
TE  - Ty Gibson            - Gibson had 50 knockdown blocks, 12 against UVa.
      Franklin Thomas
      Steve Derrisa
PK  - Nelson Welch         - Welch, All-ACC as freshman, is working on range.
      Jeff Sauve
   
Defense:
DT  - Al Richard           - Richard started in 7 games last year before
      Pierre Wilson          losing the spot to NFL's Chester McGlockton.
MG  - Brentson Buckner     - Reformed Buckner (6-2, 302) is only full-time
      Clayton Casteel        starter returning to DL.
      Terrence Abney
RT  - Warren Forney        - Forney was star in scrimmages after replacing
      Lamarick Simpson       Arthur Bussie.
OLB - Wayne Simmons        - Simmons 11th in Clemson records with 12.5 sacks 
      Harom Pringle          and 25 tackles for losses.
      Lewis Usher
OLB - Ashley Sheppard      - Sheppard is special-teams specialist with 254
      Marvin Cross           pounds and 4.8 speed.
ILB - Kenzil Jackson       - Jackson lacks notoriety of Simmons & Sheppard
      Darren Calhoun         but has more tackles than either of them.
      Derek Burnette
ILB - Tim Jones            - Jones, replacing Ed McDaniel, was leading 
      Michael Barber         tackler in scrimmages.
      Thad Ridgely
CB  - James Trapp          - 10-time All-American in track, never started 
      Andre Humphrey         in football.
CB  - Eric Geter           - Nearly as fast as Trapp (4.4), but started 
      Andre Carter           every game last year.
      Terrence Dixon
ROV - Darnell Stephens     - Stephens, the ACC's leading punt-returner as
      Norris Brown           returner as freshman had knee surgery Aug. 19.
      Butch Fewster
      Eldred Ramtahal
FS  - Robert O'Neal        - O'Neal could become first Clemson player to
      Andye McCrorey         make All-ACC first or second-teams 4 years.
P   - Nelson Welch         - Welch averaged 41.6 yards per punt at Greer 
      Matt Bullman           High School, the last time he punted.

Outlook:  
   The Tigers are generally predicted to battle FSU for the ACC
crown this year.  A first-place finish sends the Tigers to the Orange
Bowl, the Sugar Bowl, the Cotton Bowl or the Fiesta Bowl.  Second-
place sends them to the Gator Bowl, the Blockbuster Bowl or the John
Hancock Bowl.  Third-place gets them a Peach Bowl bid at the new
Georgia Dome.  Generally, there is an air of quiet confidence around
the Clemson camp in preseason.

Schedule and progress:
Sep  5 - Ball State         - 1 pm     - did not play last year
Sep 12 - Florida State      - 7:30 pm  - did not play last year
Sep 19 - open
Sep 26 - at Georgia Tech    - 12:10 pm - won 9-7
Oct  3 - UT-Chattanooga     - 1 pm     - did not play last year
Oct 10 - at Virginia        - 1 pm     - tied 20-20
Oct 17 - Duke               - 1 pm     - won 33-21
Oct 24 - NC State           - 1 pm     - won 29-19
Oct 31 - Wake Forest        - 1 pm     - won 28-10
Nov  7 - at North Carolina  - 1 pm     - won 21-6
Nov 14 - Maryland           - 12:10 pm - won 40-7
Nov 21 - South Carolina     - 1 pm     - won 41-24
 
University of South Carolina 
   Gamecocks  (SEC East * Coach: Sparky Woods)

   The Gamecocks return 12 starters from 1991's 3-6-2 team and begin 
play in the SEC's East division this year.  Their schedule was called
"frightening" by coach Sparky Woods, and includes eight bowl teams
from 1991.

Returning:
Rushing       - Brandon Bennet (154-702, 9TD), Rob DeBoer (73-285, 1TD),
                Terry Wilburn (37-135, 2TD)
Receiving     - Leroy Jeter (27-272, 2TD), Brandon Bennett (16-168)
Passing       - Wright Mitchell (13/24-152)
Tackles       - Eric Brown (101), Tony Watkins (70, 1 sack), Norman Greene
                (56, 2 fumble recoveries), Cedric Bembery (47, 7 for loss)
Ints          - Tony Watkins (2)
Scoring       - (6/13 FG)
 
Offense:
QB  - Wright Mitchell     - Untested QB Mitchell is only USC QB with 
      Steve Tanneyhill      experience.  All four could see playing time
      Kurt Frederick        this season.
      Blake Williamson
FB  - Terry Wilburn       - Strong position with Wilburn and DeBoer 
      Rob DeBoer            seeing action.
      Leroy Jeter    
RB  - Brandon Bennett     - Bennett led team in rushing last season with
      Mike Reddick          702 yards in 154 carries.
      Gay Henry
FLK - Don Chaney          - Chaney's size and speed impressive.  Robinson
      Stacy Robinson        solid.
      Terrel Harris
WR  - Asim Penny          - No experience, but all have good speed and
      Chris Alford          hands.
      Robert Rodman
LT  - Ernest Dye          - Dye, a 335-lb. returning starter best on OL.
      Ron Willis
      Bryan Thomsen
LG  - Vince Dinkins       - Dinkins won starting spot last season, but 
      Luther Dixon          injured knee.  Depth a problem.
      Keith Amos
C   - Ken Farrell         - Thin at center.
      Chuck Driggers
      Darryl Carter
RG  - Antoine Rivens      - No experience behind solid 2-year starter
      Kevin Wade            Rivens.
      Mike Muse
RT  - Kevin Rosenkrans    - Louchiey suffered slight injury recently.
      Corey Louchiey
      Antwan Jackson
TE  - Mathew Campbell     - Best stocked position.
      Boomer Foster
      Mike Whitman
      Rod Howell

Defense:
LB  - Ernest Dixon        - Dixon team's best defender, Hogan "hard-
      Ben Hogan             nosed."
      Konata Reid
DT  - Troy Duke           - Academic loss of Jabbar Mayse hurts here.
      James Dexter          Duke remains with only experience.
      Larry Wight
NG  - Cedric Bembery      - Bembery good and experienced.
      Mike Washington
      Jamaal Pettiford
DT  - David Turnipseed    - Turnipseed was a pleasant surprise in spring.
      Anton Gunn
      Delvin Herring
LB  - Keith Franklin      - Mitchell will start when knee is healthy.
      Lawrence Mitchell     Franklin adequate.
      Bob Rosenberger
LB  - Eric Brown          - Brown and Landry are experienced, Young is 
      Mike Landry           quick and impressive.
      Benji Young
LB  - Chris Rumph         - Position up for grabs...all are inexperienced
      Aubrey Brooks         but promising.
      Ronnie Smith
CB  - Frank Adams         - Adams most improved during spring.
      Ron Nealy
      Eric Anderson
CB  - Jerry Inman         - Inman and Cates both experienced, with good
      Toby Cates            speed.
      Ric Robinson
SS  - Tony Watkins        - Watkins hard-hitting and good analyst as 
      Cedric Surratt        freshman, Surratt experienced.
      Anthony Guy
FS  - Norman Greene       - Greene has big-play speed and starting 
      Rocky Clay            experience.
      Kenny Favors
P   - Derwin Jeffcoat     - Highly regarded, but erratic.
      John Siecass

Outlook:
   At QB, the Gamecocks are untested.  Senior Wright Mitchell will be
the starter and at present, it looks as if the #2 spot will be filled
by true-freshman Steve Tanneyhill, a high-school star out of Altoona,
PA.  The running back spot is amply filled by Brandon Bennett, and
Rob DeBoer will continue at fullback.  Receivers Asim Penny and Leroy
Jeter should provide the QB with good targets if the "porous" OL can
give him time to think. 
   The Gamecocks are generally predicted to finish last in the SEC
East or in fifth-place just ahead of Kentucky, but if things come
together on offense, they could make noise.  The Gamecocks' 100th 
season will be most memorable with any improvement on last seasons
three-win record.

Schedule and progress:
Sep  5 - Georgia            - 7 pm     - did not play last year
Sep 12 - Arkansas           - 7 pm     - did not play last year
Sep 19 - East Carolina      - 7 pm     - lost 20-31
Sep 26 - at Kentucky        - 8:30 pm  - did not play last year
Oct  3 - at Alabama         - 2 pm     - did not play last year
Oct 10 - open
Oct 17 - Mississippi State  - 1 pm     - did not play last year
Oct 24 - at Vanderbilt      - 2 pm     - did not play last year
Oct 31 - Tennessee          - 1 pm     - did not play last year
Nov  7 - Louisiana Tech     - 1 pm     - tied 12-12
Nov 14 - at Florida         - 1:30 pm  - did not play last year
Nov 21 - at Clemson         - 1 pm     - lost 24-41
 
                            Division I-AA

South Carolina State University 
   Bulldogs   (Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference * Coach: Willie Jeffries)

  Coming off a 7-4 record in 1991, the foremost purveyor of "smash-mouth"
footbal has holes to fill.  Gone are Robert Porcher, consensus All-American
and first-round draft pick, and other defensive players.  This team will
have trouble matching last year's accomplishment of leading the MEAC in
total defense.  The Bulldogs have failed, for the eighth year in a row, to
win a conference title which they owned outright or shared nine times from
1974 to 1983.  Winning one this year is the team's primary goal.

Returning:
Rushing            - Antonio Mackey (141-637, 1TD), Marvin Marshall
                     (84-332, 4TD)
Receiving          - Quincy Miller (20-383, 3TD), Rodney Hunter (15-317, 3TD)
Passing            - Marvin Marshall (13/57-281, 2TD)
Scoring            - Matt Young (3 FG, 29 PAT)
Ints               - Vernon Grier (4)
Returns            - Punt - Freddie Soloman (7, 24.8 avg.), Kickoff - Quincy
                     Miller (11, 13.3 avg.)

Outlook:
   This is a championship-caliber team, but in order to win the MEAC,
they must defeat Florida A&M, favorite Delaware State, and North Carolina
A&T all on the road.  Street&Smiths picks the Bulldogs second in the
conference.

Schedule and progress:
Sep  5 - at Newberry         - won 26-7
Sep 12 - at Florida A&M      - won 21-7
Sep 19 - Southern University - won 30-23
Sep 26 - open
Oct  3 - at Jackson State    - lost 6-17
Oct 10 - Morgan State        - won 21-0
Oct 17 - Bethune-Cookman     - lost 21-24 in OT
Oct 24 - NC Central          - did not play last year
Oct 31 - at Delaware State   - lost 14-19
Nov  7 - Howard              - won 10-6
Nov 14 - at Charleston So.   - won 12-0
Nov 21 - at NC A&T           - lost 21-49
  
The Citadel 
   Bulldogs   (Southern Conference * Coach: Charlie Taffe)

   The Citadel is back with a stabilized offense and experienced personnel,
and they hope to accomplish some long-range goals, such as winning a
conference championship, something they haven't done since 1962.  That
won't be easy in the rugged Southern Conference, but last year's 7-4
record and tie with Furman for second place behind Marshall gives them
confidence.

Returning:
Rushing           - Jack Douglas (266-1152, 13 TD), Everette Sands 
                    (309-1600, 13TD)
Receiving         - Cornell Caldwell (28-580, 2TD), Damond Boatwright
                    (11-205)
Passing           - Jack Douglass (41/97-795, 2TD) 
Scoring           - Rob Avriett (9 FG, 46/46 PAT)
Punting           - Eric Willingham (41, 39.9 avg.)
 
Outlook:
   After experimenting with its offense, The Citadel returned to the wishbone
and won 6 of its last 8 games.  Charlie Taffe expects no such changes this
year.  Jack Douglas has become "the Jamelle Holloway of I-AA," operating
the offense at a frenetic pace.  The defense, however, is suspect, and the
team's success will depend on its newcomers.  If things fall into place, the
Bulldogs could push UTC and Furman for third place.

Schedule and progress:
Sep  5 - at Arkansas        - 3 pm     - did not play last year
Sep 12 - Wofford            - 7 pm     - lost 12-15
Sep 19 - ETSU               - 7 pm     - won 17-7
Sep 26 - at Army            - 1:30 pm  - won 20-14
Oct  3 - at Appalachian St. - 1:30 pm  - won 17-10
Oct 10 - UT Chattanooga     - 7 pm     - lost 26-33
Oct 17 - Marshall           - 2 pm     - lost 31-37
Oct 24 - at W.Carolina      - 2 pm     - won 38-13
Oct 31 - open
Nov  7 - Newberry           - 2 pm     - did not play last year
Nov 14 - Virginia Military  - 2 pm     - won 27-14
Nov 21 - at Furman          - 1:30 pm  - won 10-6

Furman University
   Paladins   (Southern Conference * Coach: Jimmy Satterfield)

   Furman hopes its rebuilding efforts have results similar to that of the
1988 rebuilding-year team which won the NCAA Division I-AA National
Championship.  The Purple Paladins are coming off a dissappointing 7-4
year, but face a Southern Conference quite heavy at the top.

Returning:
Rushing           - Carl Tremble (159-927, 11TD), O.J. Davis (69-397, 3TD),
                    Heath Brownstead (102-384, 4TD)
Receiving         - Damon Bradley (14-222, 2TD)
Passing           - Hugh Swilling (85/153-1422, 14TD)
Scoring           - Carl Tremble (11TD)
Ints              - Jason Ensley (4)
Returns           - Punt - Jason Ensley (1, 20.0 avg.), Kickoff- Billy 
                    Whitley (10, 26.2 avg.)
Sacks             - Ryan Livezey (10)

Outlook:
   The predictions are coming in 7-4 in the tough Southern Conference, but
the parity at top makes season essentially unpredictable.

Schedule and progress:
Sep  5 - Liberty            - 7 pm     - won 31-7
Sep 12 - at North Carolina  - 7 pm     - did not play last year
Sep 19 - Presbyterian       - 1:30 pm  - won 52-7
Sep 26 - Georgia Southern   - 1:30 pm  - did not play last year
Oct  3 - Virginia Military  - 1:30 pm  - won 46-28
Oct 10 - at Marshall        - 7 pm     - lost 35-38
Oct 17 - open
Oct 24 - at Appalachian St. - 1:30 pm  - lost 23-26 in 3 OTs
Oct 31 - at ETSU            - 2 pm     - won 52-23
Nov  7 - Western Carolina   - 1:40 pm  - won 42-14
Nov 14 - at UT-Chattanooga  - 1:30 pm  - won 24-21
Nov 21 - The Citadel        - 1:30 pm  - lost 6-10
     
                               Division II
 
Presbyterian College 
   Blue Hose  (South Atlantic Conference * Coach: John Perry)

   There are signs of life in Clinton these days, thank to John Perry's
return to his alma mater fro Lenoir-Rhyne.  The Blue Hose played The
Citadel and the mighty Carson-Newman tough for a half.  The recruiting
season gave them even more promise with a 55-member freshman roster.
The trial period for Presbyterian is over, and it wasn't severe.

Returning:
Rushing             - Quincy Eigner (133-550, 5TD) Mason Gordon
                      (75-432, 5TD)
Receiving           - Brad Jones (35-436)
Passing             - Tim Davis (91/191-1316, 11TD)
Tackles             - Tony Robertson (139), Trent Smitn (67 solo, 2 sacks)

Outlook:
   The Blue Hose are picked to finish in the middle of the SAC pack, and
if this team continues to overcome the negatives at it did last year, it
just might do better.

Schedule and progress:
Sep  5 - at Fairmont        - 1 pm     - did not play last year
Sep 12 - open
Sep 19 - at Furman          - 1:30 pm  - lost 7-52
Sep 26 - Lenoir-Rhyne       - 2 pm     - lost 12-24
Oct  3 - at Wofford         - 7 pm     - lost 24-42
Oct 10 - Catawba            - 3 pm     - won 21-13
Oct 17 - at Elon            - 2 pm     - lost 14-38
Oct 24 - at Mars Hill       - 2 pm     - won 35-30
Oct 31 - Wingate            - 3 pm     - lost 14-27
Nov  7 - Gardner-Webb       - 2 pm     - won 10-8
Nov 14 - at Carson-Newman   - 1 pm     - lost 20-48
Nov 26 - Newberry           - 2 pm     - won 32-17

Wofford College
   Terriers   (Independent * Coach: Mike Ayers)

   Coach Mike Ayers said "If everything falls where it needs to fall, this 
may be the best football team that's ever been here."  The Terriers'
concerns revolve around depth in the kicking game, injuries and performing
up to potential.  They return 19 starters, including 10 on a potent 
offense which averaged 31.5 points per game in 1991.  Wofford has gone
9-3 each of the past two seasons, losing to Mississippi College in the 
first round of the NCAA Division II playoffs both years.

Returning:
Rushing             - Shawn Graves (178-1331, 20TD), Aaron Allen 
                      (116-819, 5TD)
Receiving           - Bob Umberg (14-243, 3TD)
Scoring             - Brian Porzio (1 FG, 46/46 PAT)
Punting             - Jud Heldreth (59, 40.9 avg.)

Outlook:
   With a routinely sensational year from Shawn Graves, the Terriers could
make noise in the playoffs.  Graves is probably the best small-college
option QB in the country, and his numbers continue to pile up.  With NCAA
records for career rushing yards by QB (4138 in 3 years), season rushing
by QB (1483), single-game rushing by QB (329), TD by freshman (24), and 
season per game rushing average (147.1) already to his credit, Graves
stands poised to surpass Joe Dudek's (Plymouth St.) NCAA all-time records 
of 79 career TD's and 474 points scored.  Graves' 61 career TDs is 9 fewer 
than Johnny Bailey's (Texas A&I) Division II record 70 and his 370 points
are 94 fewer than Walter Payton's (Jackson St.) Division II record of 
464.  If Graves achieves his goals, so will the Terriers.

Schedule and progress:
Sep  5 - Elon               - 7 pm     - won 21-14
Sep 12 - at The Citadel     - 7 pm     - won 15-12
Set 19 - Lenoir-Rhyne       - 7 pm     - won 13-9
Sep 26 - at Catawba         - 1:30 pm  - won 22-16
Oct  3 - Presbyterian       - 7 pm     - won 42-24
Oct 10 - Lees-McRae         - 2 pm     - did not play last year
Oct 17 - at Newberry        - 1 pm     - won 49-6
Oct 24 - open
Oct 31 - Winston-Salem      - 7 pm     - won 42-35
Nov  7 - at VMI             - 1:30 pm  - did not play last year
Nov 14 - Bowie State        - 2 pm     - did not play last year 

Newberry College
   Indians    (Independent * Coach: Mike Taylor)

   Brad Senter guided the Indians to a 1-10 season, and is now gone. 
Replacing him is Mike Taylor, who in four years built the North
Greenville College juco team from nothing to a potential juco top-10
contender.  His record at NGC was 32-3, but he expects no such 
miracles at Newberry, with SC State, Wofford and The Citadel on the
schedule.  He does, however, have a positive outlook, and the team
has taken to him.

Returning:
Rushing            - Willis Fortson (68-294, 4TD)
Receiving          - Kelvin Jeffrey (24-222, 1TD)
Passing            - Tim Singleton (1990) (178/334-2084, 13 TD)
Scoring            - Jayson Arnold (13/14 PAT, 4/11 FG)

Outlook:
   It isn't hard to improve on 1-10, particularly for an excellent 
coach and an excellent QB in Tim Singleton.  But the Indians' schedule
is daunting, and it remains to be seen.  There's no place to go for
the Indians, however, but up.

Schedule and progress:
Sep  5 - SC State           - 1 pm     - lost 7-28
Sep 12 - at Lenoir-Rhyne    - 7:30 pm  - lost 10-31
Sep 19 - Gardner-Webb       - 2 pm     - lost 0-10
Sep 26 - at Elon            - 2 pm     - lost 7-38
Oct  3 - at Charleston So.  - 1:30 pm  - did not play last year
Oct 10 - open
Oct 17 - Wofford            - 1 pm     - lost 6-49
Oct 24 - at Lees-McRae      - 1:30 pm  - won 41-19
Oct 31 - at Catawba         - 1:30 pm  - lost 7-33
Nov  7 - at The Citadel     - 2 pm     - did not play last year
Nov 14 - Fayetteville St.   - 1 pm     - did not play last year
Nov 21 - open               
Nov 26 - at Presbyterian    - 2 pm     - lost 17-32

                             Division III

Charleston Southern University
   Buccaneers  (Independent * Coach: David Dowd)

   Last year, the Charleston Souther Buccaneers put their first team in
history on the field with only nine practices and finished the season 
at 3-7.  This year's team holds more promise and faces a bigger task.
The Bucs' schedule is one of the toughest in Division III, with 2 Division
I-AA and one Division II team.

Returning:
Rushing          - Laron Gordon (149-606, 2TD), Leroy Alexander
                   (62-357, 4TD)
Receiving        - Bobby DeGregoria (9-137, 2TD)
Punting          - Phil Hatcher (65, 35.5 avg.)
Kicking          - Dennis Decker (2/6 FG, 9/12 PAT)

Outlook:
   A normal preseason and added experience should give the Bucs a better
team on the field than last year, but the increase in their schedule
toughness makes this season hard to predict.  

Schedule and progress:
Sep  5 - Methodist          - 1:30 pm  - lost 8-18
Sep 12 - at Gardner-Webb    - 2 pm     - did not play last year
Sep 19 - Newport News       - 1:30 pm  - won 13-9
Sep 26 - Guilford           - 1:30 pm  - lost 6-40
Oct  3 - Newberry           - 1:30 pm  - did not play last year
Oct 10 - at ETSU            - 2 pm     - did not play last year
Oct 17 - at Alabama-Birm.   - 1:30 pm  - lost 19-33
Oct 24 - at Davidson        - 1:30 pm  - lost 17-33
Oct 31 - at The Citadel JV  - 1 pm     - lost 9-10
Nov  7 - open
Nov 14 - SC State           - 1:30 pm  - lost 0-12
 
Trevor Bauknight         trev@hubcap.clemson.edu    ...gatech!hubcap!trev
 
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