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Looks for 4-0 Start Clemson is looking for its first 4-0 start to a season since 1989. That year Clemson won its first four games, including a 34-23 conquest at Florida State, then lost at Duke, 21-17. Clemson had risen to number-seven in the nation before the loss to Duke that year. Clemson has been 4-0 just 11 times in history, just three times since 1959. Clemson was 4-0 three times in the 1980s, 1981, 1987 and 1989. Clemson already has a 3-0 record in the bank. This is just the 20th time in history that Clemson has been 3-0, just the fifth time since 1961. In recent years Clemson has not gotten off to a great start often, yet has been resilient, making improvement over the course of the season. Clemson has been to a bowl game 16 of the last 23 seasons, yet has been 2-0 just four times in that era. Clemson had a 12-0 season in 1981 of course, and was 6-0 to start 1987. Dantzler Leads ACC in Rushing and Passing Clemson's quarterback Woodrow Dantzler leads the ACC in both rushing and passing efficiency. No player in ACC history has ever done that over the course of the season. The last Clemson player to lead the Tigers in rushing and passing over the course of the season is Don King in 1953. Dantzler is ranked second in the nation in passing efficiency and is 38th in rushing entering this week's play. The junior signal caller averages 91.7 yards rushing and has an efficiency rating of 185 for the first three games of the season. Clemson's starting quarterback has been amazingly productive so far this year. He has been Clemson's quarterback for 114 of the 180 minutes in the first three games and Clemson has scored 127 points during that time, better than a point a minute. He has quarterbacked 28 possessions and Clemson has scored 16 touchdowns in those possessions. Clemson has also scored three field goals and punted just seven times in those 28 possessions. Eleven times he has taken Clemson to a touchdown on a drive that has taken less than two minutes in terms of possession time. Dantzler broke two Clemson records in the season opening win over The Citadel. His .941 completion percentage (16-17) broke a 41-year old Clemson record. The previous best was a 90 percent turned in by Harvey White against South Carolina (9-10) in 1959. Dantzler also broke the Clemson record for passing efficiency given a minimum of 15 attempts. His efficiency rating of 247.2 for that game was also a Clemson record, breaking the mark of 240.4 by Jimmy Addison against Virginia in 1966. Dantzler Already 13th in Total Offense Woodrow Dantzler has been very effective in terms of total offense in this Clemson attack. He has been at the controls of the Clemson offense for the majority of the snaps in 10 games (eight as a starter, two games off the bench when Brandon Streeter was hurt) in his Clemson career. In those 10 games he is 141 for 240 passing, a 58.8 percentage. He has 14 touch-down passes and just five interceptions in those 10 games. He has passed for 1939 yards and rushed for 814 yards in those 10 games. That is an average of 194 yards a game passing and 81.4 yards a game rushing, giving him an average of 275 yards a game in total offense. Dantzler is now 13th on Clemson's career total offense list with 3072 yards. He became the 13th member of Clemson's 3000-yard total offense club with his 323 yards of total offense against Wake Forest. In that game he had 166 rushing and 157 passing, the second time he has had at least 150 of each in the same game. He is the only Clemson player to do that. He also did it against Maryland last season. There have been just 16 300-yard total offense games in Clemsn history. Dantzler has three of them, all within his last 10 games. Clemson has 4 of top 10 Rushers in ACC Clemson's offense has the reputation of an attack that likes to throw a lot of passes. Clemson did set many passing records last year and the Tigers are 29th in passing yards/game so far this year. But, Clemson has really excelled in terms of rushing offense so far in 2000. Clemson has averaged 292.7 yards a game on the ground in the first three games, tops in the ACC by over 100 yards a game, and sixth in the nation. A look to the ACC stats shows that Clemson has four of the top 10 rushers in the ACC. Woodrow Dantzler is first at 91.7 yards a game, while Travis Zachery is third at 75.3. Keith Kelly, a freshman who is really Clemson's third team tailback, stands seventh, while Bernard Rambert, Clemson's second team running back, is 10th with 38.3 yards a contest. Zachery a Key to Clemson Offense Travis Zachery will be a key to Clemson's rate of success on offense this year. The junior running back is Clemson's top returning rusher with 1455 career yards, including a team best 820 last year. He actually had 827 in 10 regular season games last year, then had -7 in the Peach Bowl when he suffered a dislocated elbow, allowing him to play just five snaps. Zachery was significant in Clemson's 38-point perfor-mance against The Citadel in the opener. He gained 52 yards on the first Clemson play of the game, his longest rush of the year and longest run by a Clemson running back since 1996 when Raymond Priester went 65 yards against South Carolina. Zachery had 86 yards rushing and 51 receiving, plus eight on punt returns for 145 total. He continued his productivity with 67 yards and three touchdowns against Missouri. In the win over Wake Forest, Zachery picked up 73 yards rushing and 86 receiving. He was closing in on a 100- yard day in both areas, something no Clemson player has ever done in the same game. He did not play the last 25 minutes of the game. Zachery scored 16 touchdowns a year ago, second highest figure in Clemson history and he ranked ninth in the nation in scoring. Only the 17 touchdowns scored by Lester Brown in 1978 is more. Zachery has shown an ability to catch the ball out of the backfield and has 38 catches for his career, just 7 away from the Clemson career record for a running back. Zachery now has 27 touchdowns for his career, five away from tying the Clemson career record held by Lester Brown, who had 32 between 1976-79. At Zachery's rate he will eclipse that record by midseason this year. Clemson career Touchdown Leaders Rk Player Years Rec 1. Lester Brown 1976-79 32 2. Fred Cone 1948-50 31 3. Ray Matthews 1947-50 28 Terry Allen 1987-89 28 Kenny Flowers 1983-86 28 6. Cliff Austin 1978-82 27 Travis Zachery 1998-00 27 8. Emory Smith 1993-96 25 Kelly Helping the Running Game First-year freshman Keith Kelly gained 93 yards in 16 attempts in the Wake Forest victory on September 16. It was the most rushing yards for a Clemson first-year freshman since 1994 when Lamont Pegues gained 136 yards against North Carolina. Kelly, who has not played in the first half in any of the first three games this year, has 31 rushes for 157 yards and two scores. He has five rushes of at least 10 yards, none over 20 yards, so his stats are not inflated by one or two long runs. Kelly ranks seventh in the ACC in rushing yards per game entering the Virginia contest. Kelly is a 215-pound back from Walterboro, SC who came to Clemson highly regarded. Over his last two years of high school he averaged 7.6 yards per carry. He rushed for 2100 yards and 27 touchdowns as a junior, then had just 1250 yards in 16 scores as a senior. He was injured much of his senior year and played just six games. The all-around athlete completed eight option passes for 367 yards as a junior. Clemson Taking Care of the Ball Clemson has committed just one turnover all year and that was on a kickoff return. Thus, the Clemson offense has run 242 plays without a turnover this season. The only turnover took place on a fumble on a kickoff return against Missouri. Clemson quarterback Woodrow Dantzler has thrown 55 passes without an interception this year and is now Clemson's career leader in interception avoidance with just six interceptions in 273 career pass attempts. This is a strong comeback from the end of last season in terms of turnovers. Clemson committed six turnovers on offense against Mississippi State in the Peach Bowl that ended last season. By and large, however, Clemson has taken care of the ball under Tommy Bowden. The Tigers have had four games out of 15 under Bowden in which they have not had a turnover. Clemson has had just one turnover in four others. Clemson has just 24 turnovers in the 15 games Bowden has been the head coach at Clemson. Clemson Has 155 Points in Three Games Clemson is second in the nation in scoring with 155 points after just three games, a 51.7 average. Clemson opened the season with a 38-0 win over The Citadel, then defeated Missouri in the second game 62-9. Tommy Bowden's team followed that with a 55-7 win over Wake Forest. The 155 points is the second best total in school history for the first three games of the season. In fact, it is the second best total for any three-game stretch in school history. The 1901 team scored 157 in the first three games. Clemson's 62 points scored against Missouri in week two rank as the most by a Tiger team in any game since the National Championship 1981 season when the Tigers defeated Wake Forest 82-24, still the highest point total by one team in any game involving two ACC teams. Clemson's 53-point victory margin against Missouri was the best by a Tiger team since the season opener of 1990 when Clemson defeated Long Beach State, 59-0. The Tigers have now scored at least 50 points in consecutive games, a first in school history. Clemson has at least 38 points in three straight games, the first time that has happened since 1983 when Clemson defeated Georgia Tech (41-14), Virginia (42-21) and Duke (38-31) in consecutive games. Clemson also did it in 1982 and 1950. If you are looking ahead, the Clemson record for points scored in any four-game period is 186, set in 1950. Clemson had consecutive wins in November over Duquesne (53-20), Boston College (35-14), Furman (57-2) and Auburn (41-0) on the way to completing an undefeated season under Frank Howard. That is the only time in school history in which Clemson has scored at least 35 points in four straight games. 105 Scoring Points Nothing New for Bowden Teams Scoring a lot of points is not a new experience for Tommy Bowden coached teams. Between his 22 games at Tulane and his 15 games as Clemson head coach, he has had 17 games in which his team has score at least 40 points in a game. Even the 62 points the Tigers scored against Missouri were not the most by a Bowden coached team. His Tulane team of 1998 defeated Southwest Louisiana, 72-20. The last game he coached at Tulane, the Green Wave scored 62 in a 62- 30 win over Louisiana Tech. Overall, Bowden coached teams have scored in the 70s on one occasion, scored in the 60s three times, scored in the 50s on five occasions and scored in the 40s eight times. For his 37 games as a Division I head coach his teams have scored 1350 points, an average of 36.5 points per game. Clemson on/close to Record Pace in Many Areas It is still very early, but Clemson has been operating at a record rate in many areas, especially on offense. Clemson has averaged 51.7 points a game through three games, far ahead of the 38.0 per game put up by Clemson's 1901 team under John Heisman. The 520.7 yards a game are nearly 100 yards a game ahead of the standing record of 427.8 yards a game. The same goes for turnover margin and passing effi-ciency. Below are some areas where Clemson is operating at near or above the record rate: Category 2000 Record Points/Game 51.7 38.0 (1901) Touchdowns/Game 6.7 4.8 (1948) Total Offense/Game 520.7 427.8 (1978) First downs/Game 25.6 22.75 (1978) Passing Efficiency 162.3 148.2 (1950) Scoring Defense 5.3 4.5 (1939) Turnover Margin +3.0 +2.11 (1940) Fewest Turnovers 0.33 0.89 (1940) ACC Leaders on Display When Clemson meets Virginia on Saturday, many of the ACC leaders on a team and individual basis will be compet-ing against each other. As far as rushing is concerned, the top three rushers in the league will be competing. Clemson quarter-back Woodrow Dantzler leads the league with a 91.7 average, while Virginia's Antwoine Womack is second at 84.3. Clemson's Travis Zachery is third at 75.3 yards a game. In terms of passing efficiency, the teams collectively have the top two passers in the league. Dantzler leads the conference with a rating of 185.3, while Virginia's Dan Ellis is second at 170.1. Ellis and Dantzler rank third and fourth in the league, respectively, in terms of total offense. The two clubs also have three of the top six scorers. Zachery leads the league at 12.0 points a game, while Womack and Clemson kicker Aaron Hunt are at 8.0 points an outing. From a team standpoint, Clemson leads the ACC in rushing with 292.7 yards a game, while Virginia is second at 165.3. As a team, Virginia leads the ACC in passing efficiency with a 170.1 rating, while Clemson is third at 162.3. The teams are also the two best in the league in converting on third down. Clemson is first with a 55 percent rate, while Virginia is second at 50 percent. James Making Impact on Defensive Front Clemson fifth-year senior Freddie James is making a name for himself in his final year as a Tiger. The native of St. Stephens, SC made his first college start against Wake Forest and had a lot to do with Clemson holding the Demon Deacons to just seven points and 159 yards of total offense. James played a career high 31 plays and made two tackles, and caused a fumble. In the win over Missouri the previous week, James had a career high five tackles, all first hits. For the season, James has 11 tackles, nine of which have been first hits. He ranked 10th on the team in tackles. For his career, he has played in 25 games and has 42 career tackles. "Freddie James has been one of the heroes of our defense this year," said Clemson Defensive Coordinator Reggie Herring. The Tigers are leading the nation in total defense and scoring defense so far this year. The only chemical engineer-ing major on the Clemson team, James is a strong team leader who is vice president of Clemson's LIFELINE organization, a leadership group composed of Clemson football players. The group is active in terms of team leadership and community service activities. James is part of an athletic family. His cousin is Lance Legree, starting defensive lineman at Notre Dame. Both are fifth-year seniors, both wear #90, and they were born just eight days apart. Legree was born three days before Christmas in 1977, while James was born five days after Christmas in 1977. Both players started last week for teams currently ranked in the top 16 in the nation. Clemson is ranked 11 in both polls and Notre Dame is 16th in AP, 18th in USA Today. Legree, who has started all three games for the 2-1 Irish, has 17 tackles for Notre Dame this year. Carson Has Shown Improvement Clemson's leading tackler through three games is not All-American linebacker Keith Adams. Adams, who will be featured in ESPN the Magazine this week, is having another standout season with 37 tackles and a team best five tackles for loss. He has averaged a tackle every 3.3 plays so far this year, ahead of the pace of one every 4.9 plays last year when he led the nation in total tackles. But, classmate Chad Carson, a second-team Academic All-American last year, leads the way with 39. Carson and Adams have both played 122 plays. Carson had a career high 18 tackles in the win over Missouri in the second game of the year and had 11 against Wake Forest. Carson and Adams are quite a duo. Both are juniors from Georgia. In fact, they used to tackle each other in high school games. Carson was a running back most of his career at Woodward Academy in Georgia. Adams was the top linebacker at rival Westlake High School in College Park, GA. Clemson Ranking Highest Since 1991 Clemson has been ranked in the top 20 in both major polls for each of the first six rankings this year. Clemson's 3-0 start has elevated the Tigers to 11th in both polls this week. Clemson was 17th in AP and 19th in the USA Today/ESPN Coach's polls in the preseason. This #11 ranking is the highest Clemson has been ranked since October 1, 1991 when Clemson was sixth. That year, Clemson got off to a 3-0 start and ranked sixth in the nation. But, Georgia ended Clemson's season opening streak in resounding fashion (27-12), sending Clemson to a #18 ranking on October 8th. That October 1, 1991 #6 ranking is also the last time Clemson was in the top 10. The last time Clemson was ranked in the top five was September 12, 1988, when Clemson was ranked third in the nation. Clemson's highest ranking ever is number-one. That has taken place twice, November 30, 1981 and January 3, 1982 (the final poll for the 1981 season). 105 Clemson Outstanding in the Redzone One of the reasons for Clemson's success this year has been scoring in the redzone. Clemson has been in the opponent's redzone 18 times already this season and has scored 13 touchdowns and three field goals. One missed field goal, and the end of the game when Clemson had a large lead, are the only times Clemson has failed to convert when starting a series inside the opponent's 20. Clemson is a perfect 7-7 on scoring touchdowns when it has a first-and-goal situation. Clemson Leads Nation in Six Categories Clemson leads the nation, or is tied for the lead nationally in six different statistical categories. The Tigers are second in two others and ranked in the top six in 12 different areas. The favorable rankings including national leadership in fewest passing yards allowed per game (83), and total defense (160.0). Clemson is tied for the national lead in turnover margin with Toledo (+3.0), fewest turnovers lost (1 with four other teams), fewest passes had intercepted (0, with nine other teams), and scoring defense (5.3, with South Carolina). Clemson is second in the nation in total offense (520.7) to Air Force, who averages 543.5 yards a game, and is second to Kansas State in scoring average. The Tigers have scored 51.7 points a game, while K-State is at 52.3. Individually, Woodrow Dantzler is ranked in the top 50 in the nation in four different categories. Dantzler is second in passing efficiency, ninth in points responsible for, 16th in total offense and 38th in rushing. Travis Zachery is seventh in scoring, 40th in all-purpose running and 28th in points respon-sible for. Freshman Aaron Hunt is 44th in scoring. Clemson in the National Statistics Rankings Passing Yards Allowed 83.0 1st Total Defense 160.0 1st Fewest Passes Had Intercepted 0 *1st Turnover Margin +3.0 *1st Fewest Turnovers Lost 1 *1st Scoring Defense 5.3 *1st Total Offense 520.7 2nd Scoring Offense 51.7 2nd Pass Efficiency Defense 70.88 3rd Turnovers Forced 10 *3rd Rushing Offense 292.7 6th Passing Efficiency 162.3 8th Rushing Defense 77.0 20th *Indicates tied for position Clemson vs. Virginia Series This is the first time since 1992 that Clemson has been ranked heading into the Virginia game. Conversely, the Cavs had been ranked in seven of the last nine meetings with Clemson. Clemson has beaten a top 20 Virginia team four of the last eight seasons, but will not have a chance to improve on that this week as Virginia is not in the top 25. Last year Virginia was ranked 19th in USA Today and 23rd in AP when Clemson gained a 33-14 win. The Cavs were 5-0 entering the 1992 contest,7-2 entering the 1993 game, and 6-2 in 1996 entering the contest. Clemson won all three of those games. Virgnia won 9-6 in 1994 in the 1,000th football game in ACC history. In 1995 Virginia won at Clemson 22-3, the Cavs first victory ever at Death Valley. Clemson outgained the Cavs 393-303 and outrushed Virginia 180-132, yet still lost the game. Clemson had four turnovers on offense during a five-possession streak and that stat told the story. The Clemson victory in 1992 was a landmark triumph, as the Tigers overcame a 28-0 deficit to win, 29-28. That is still the ACC record (involving two ACC teams) for the largest deficit overcome to gain victory. That was an ironic victory, because the comeback was executed by freshman option quarterback Louis Solomon. Now a high school coach in New Jersey, Solomon gained 116 yards rushing in 16 attempts in the victory. Rarely will an option quarterback lead a comeback. In 1993, Dexter McCleon, making his first appearance at quarterback, rushed for 127 yards in 12 attempts and scored one touchdown to lead the Tigers to the 23-14 win. McCleon, now with the World Champion St. Louis Rams as a defensive back, had 127 yards rushing and 102 passing in that game, second highest rushing game in Clemson history for a quarter-back at the time. In 1996, it was the rushing of Kelton Dunnican and Raymond Priester that keyed the Clemson victory. Dunnican had a career high 123 yards in just 13 attempts, while Priester had 122 in 20 carries. Five different Clemson players, Anthony Simmons, Raymond White, Mond Wilson, Antwan Edwards and Andy Ford, had at least 10 tackles to lead the Clemson defense. The group's play was a prime reason Tiki Barber had just 82 yards in 25 carries, breaking his string of consecutive 100-yard games at nine. Clemson Holds 33-5-1 Lead in Series Clemson holds a commanding 33-5-1 lead in the series with Virginia, but Virginia held the lead in the series 5-4-1 in the decade of the 1990s. The Cavaliers gained their first victory in the series in1990, by a 20-7 score in Charlottesville. Clemson had won 29 straight games in the series dating back to 1955. Ironically, Clemson's first win in the series in 1955 was also by a 20-7 score. Virginia has been a team that has gotten off to a great start in recent years and you can see that in the series with Clemson. Virginia was 4-1 in the month of September against Clemson in the 1990s, but just 1-3-1 in October and November against Clemson in the 1990s. Overall, Clemson is 24-1-1 against Virginia in October and November combined, but just 9- 4 in September games against the Cavs. Clemson has an 18-2-1 record against Virginia in Death Valley over the years and a 15-3 record at Virginia. The only tie took place in 1991, a 20-20 score at Death Valley. Virginia has won four of the last six, including a 20-18 heart-breaker at Charlottesville in 1998. A controversial pass interference call against Clemson's Antwan Edwards was a key to Virginia's drive to a winning field goal with under a minute left. Welsh a Model of Consistency The Virginia program has been a model of consistency, recording at least seven wins for each of the past 13 seasons, something only Michigan, Florida State and Nebraska can also claim. Last season Virginia continued that streak with a 7-5 record and another top 20 national ranking. Under George Welsh in 18 previous seasons, the Cavaliers have won 128 games and gone to 11 bowl games. Five times Welsh has been named the ACC Coach of the Year. A surefire College Football Hall of Fame coach shortly after his retirement, Welsh is the winningest coach in ACC history. He broke Frank Howard's record with a 13-10 win over Duke in 1997 and now has 81 ACC wins in his tenure at Virginia. Prior to his arrival, Virginia had a 33-121-1 ACC record. Clemson has had some success against Welsh, however. The Tigers have 12 victories over Welsh since he became head coach in 1982, more than any other team. That includes his career at Virginia and his overall career, which includes nine years at Navy. Last Year vs. Virginia Brandon Streeter threw for a school record 343 yards and Clemson (1-1, 1-0) downed #19 Virginia 33-14 at Memorial Stadium in 1999. Linebackers Keith Adams and Braxton K. Williams also had big games for the Tigers to garner ACC Player-of-the-Week honors. It was Clemson's first win under Tommy Bowden and the Tigers' first win over a top-25 team in Death Valley since 1996. Clemson had 447 yards of total offense, including 407 in the first three quarters, and had 23 first downs, including a Clemson record-tying 17 by way of the air. The Tigers scored on six of their first seven possessions of the game as they built a 33-0 lead in the middle of the third quarter. Clemson also did not punt until midway through the fourth quarter. Streeter was the star of the contest, as he was 22-29 for 296 yards in the first 32 minutes of the game. Streeter, who had seven completions for 20 yards or more, also rushed for 23 yards, giving him 366 yards of total offense, second-most in a game by a Tiger at the time. His performance garnered him the National Player-of-the-Week award by USA Today. Brian Wofford had a career day with eight catches for 143 yards and a touchdown. Rod Gardner also caught six passes for 66 yards. Virginia (1-1, 1-1) was led by Thomas Jones, who had 23 carries for 97 yards and four receptions for 48 yards. Quar-terback Dan Ellis completed 19 of 33 passes for 233 yards without throwing an interception. The Tiger defense, which held Virginia star running back Jones to under 100 yards rushing, held the Cavalier rushing attack to just 112 yards while totaling five sacks, nine tackles-for-loss, and three fumble recoveries. Adams had a career-high 16 tackles, including four tackles-for-loss and a sack. Williams, a fellow ACC Player-of-the-Week, had nine tackles and a sack. Although he did not get credit for a recov-ered fumble when he kept the ball in bounds in the first quarter, that play was as crucial as any. Chad Carson and Robert Carswell also had productive days, tallying 14 tackles and 11 tackles, respectively. Starting cornerbacks Alex Ardley and Dextra Polite combined for five pass breakups as well. The Tiger secondary allowed just one pass play of 20 yards or more. Clemson veterans vs. Virginia *Keith Adams had 16 tackles, including four tackles for loss and a sack against Virginia in 1999. *Alex Ardley had eight tackles and two passes broken up in 1998. He had six tackles and a career high three PBUs in 1999. *Terry Bryant has eight total tackles in three games against Virginia, two as a starter. *Jovon Bush had his first career sack against Virginia in 1999. *Chad Carson had 14 tackles in 67 plays as a starter against Virginia in 1999. *Robert Carswell had 10 tackles and two passes broken up at Virginia in 1998. He had 11 tackles, including 10 first hits in the 1999 contest. *Gary Childress had two tackles for loss, including a safety in the 1998 game in Charlottesville. He had two tackles in 55 plays as a starter in last year's game. *Woodrow Dantzler-Has never played against Virginia. *Rod Gardner-Had 6-66 receiving against Virginia last year. *Jason Holloman-Had a caused fumble and three tackles at Virginia in 1998. He had a sack and six tackles against the Cavs in 1999. *Terry Jolly has 11 total tackles in 94 total plays in three games against Virginia. He had five tackles, including a caused fumble in the 1999 game. *Tony Lazzara booted a pair of field goals and scored nine points against Virginia in 1999. *Braxton Williams had 1.5 sacks against Virginia in 1998. He had nine tackles, including a sack and a save of the ball from going out of bounds in the 1999 game. *Travis Zachery has been bottled up by the Cavs in his two games. He has 35 career carries for 81 total yards against Virginia in two games. Points Off Turnovers Impressive While turnover margin is important, points off turnover might be even more important. Clemson was about as productive as you can get in terms of converting turnovers into points in its 62-9 win over Missouri. Clemson forced six turnovers in the game, most forced by a Tiger team since 1995 when Clemson forced seven in a win over NC State in Raleigh. Clemson scored 34 points off those six Missouri turnovers. When you figure the maximum you can score (assuming you try to kick the extra points and not go for two) is 42 points, that is good production. Missouri scored just three points off Clemson's one turnover. This year, Clemson has a 62-3 advantage when it comes to points off turnovers. In the 15 games Tommy Bowden has coached at Clemson the margin is 162-47. Clemson forced six turnovers against Missouri, three fumbles and three intercep-tions. compiled by Tim Bourret
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