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First 1st a series
CIXMSON, S.C. Former aernson stars
Steve Fuller and Jerry Cutler completed their
co":-iate careers here in 1978, but their
ghosts remain, in phces such as Jervey
Athletic Center, where Fuller's retired No.4
:rsey sits in a display case.
Cutler's number wasn't enshrined like that
cf his teammate, but he did set a school
career record for pass receptions. Although
he now catches passes for the Buffalo Bills,
some people still think he's in college.
At least some mistake him for Perry Tuttle,
a junior flanker on the 19S0 team, who
watched Butler make many of his 58
receptions in 1978.
"Believe it or not, some of the kids called
me Jerry Butler at Fan Day," Tuttle said.
"And last year, a guy came up to me after a
game and said 'Good game, Jerry.'...! told
him it was Perry. Then, when he walked
away, he said, 'Good game, Butler."
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But, while Tuttle should do an adequate
job chasing Butler's records this season,
Fuller's ghost probably will remain in
Memorial Stadium. Quarterback Billy Lett,
who had to follow Fuller in the 1979 season,
has graduated, leaving Coach Danny Ford
with four player all untested to vie for the
starter's role.
Quarterback is not the only position at
which inexperienced players will play for the
Tigers this year. The Tigers, believe it or not,
don't have a single senior on the first- or
second-string units. In fact, there is only a
handful of juniors.
"They're young, awful young," Ford said.
"Some of them aren't even shaving yet."
Ford's four quarterbacks are sophomore
Homer Jordan, who has the edge right now;
sophomore Andy Headen; junior Mike
Gasque and freshman Mike Eppley.
Ford said he was certain the Tigers would
have a No. 1 quarterback in time for the
season opener against Rice on Sept. 13, but
he added that he would be content with
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"We don't really care which one it is,"
Ford said, "we just need to decide shortly. I
have never wanted to go into a season
without an established, quarterback and we
won't this year." Clemson's inexperience
offensively has caused the Tigers
defense always a tough one to receive
' more attention this preseason.
Middle guard Charley Bauman, the anchor
of the five-man defensive front, said he
thought the youth of the offense had been
overemphasized. "I have all the confidence in
the world in the offense," said the 6-1,
226-pound junior.
Bauman is joined on defense by such
players as Jeff Davis of Greensboro, N.C, a
weak-side linebacker who made 123 tackle in
1979. Steve Durham, a 6-5, 258-pound,
, senior, returns at right tackle,
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who normally would be relying on the others
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himself. He's approaching that with mixed
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Sharps damaged the medial collateral
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