Stuckey is an excellent all-around athlete who has not only proven to be a breakaway threat as a receiver, but also has the explosiveness and strength to break tackles and separate from the pile when handling the reverse. Few college receivers possess the sure hands that Stuckey has, and he also displays a powerful arm for the option pass, thanks to his days as a one of the nation's premier prep quarterbacks.

At Northside High School, Stuckey was rated the No. 15 athlete in the nation by Rivals.com, earning four-star status from that recruiting service. The All-State product threw for 1,286 yards and 13 touchdowns as a senior, leading Northside High to the Class AAAAA state title game. He also rushed for 1,008 yards and 10 scores that year.

Clemson won a heated recruiting battle over Auburn, Florida, Florida State, Georgia, Georgia Tech, South Carolina and Tennessee for Stuckey's services. He spent the 2002 season performing on the scout team as a quarterback.

Stuckey appeared in seven games behind Charlie Whitehurst at quarterback in 2003. He also saw action with the receiving unit, shifting to that position the following year. As a redshirt freshman, he completed 11-of-21 passes (52.4 percent) for 97 yards and two touchdowns. He added 136 yards and a pair of scores on 17 carries (8.0 avg) and caught two passes for 10 yards.

Stuckey appeared nine games in 2004, starting eight at flanker while also seeing action as a slot back. A left ankle fracture forced him to miss two games and see limited playing time the second part of the season. He finished with 25 receptions for 280 yards (11.2 avg) and no touchdowns. Stuckey gained 13 yards on 10 carries, attempted two passes and gained 17 yards on a kickoff return. He produced three tackles and blocked two punts, picking up 30 yards on four punt returns.

In 2005, Stuckey became the first Tiger underclassman since Terrance Roulhac in 1984 to earn All-Atlantic Coast Conference first-team accolades. He started all year at flanker, leading the ACC with an average of 5.33 receptions per game. He paced the Tigers with 64 catches for 770 yards (12.0 avg) and four touchdowns, tacking on 78 more yards on 13 carries (6.0 avg). He attempted two passes, returned a kickoff 22 yards and had 27 punt returns for 199 yards, amassing 1,069 all-purpose yards in the process.

Last season was supposed to be Stuckey's All-American season. The speedy receiver was well on his way to attaining that goal, but in a non-contact drill on Oct. 3, he suffered a right foot fracture, undergoing surgery the next day that forced him to miss three games. He returned to action for the final five contests, leading the team with 50 receptions for 700 yards (14.3 avg) and three touchdowns. He added 34 yards on eight carries (4.2 avg) to earn All-Atlantic Coast Conference honors, becoming the first Tiger receiver to be a two-time All-ACC pick since Perry Tuttle (1980-81).

In 38 games at Clemson, including 31 as a receiver, Stuckey started 30 times. He ranks sixth in school history with 141 receptions and eighth with 1,760 yards (12.5 avg), including seven touchdowns. He added 261 yards and two scores on 48 carries (5.4 avg) and completed 11-of-25 passes (44.0 percent) for 97 yards and a pair of touchdowns. He gained 229 yards on 31 punt returns (7.4 avg), including a score and picked up 39 yards on two kickoff returns. He also accounted for 2,289 all-purpose yards on 222 touches, an average of 60.24 yards per game.

Positives: Has a well-built and developing frame, with muscular arms, a very tight abdomen and hips, split high with tapered muscles in the lower body … Built for speed, but has above average power for his physique … Dangerous open-field runner with the valid speed to threaten the deep secondary … Smooth open-field runner with the explosive acceleration off the line to avoid the jam … Has that sudden burst needed to eat up the defensive back's cushion … Very tough competitor who plays with nice effort and will not hesitate to combat for the jump balls … Willing to cross over the middle and give up his body in order to get to the ball … Has the plant-and-drive agility crispness to get in and out of his cuts … Has no problems digesting a complicated playbook and is very alert to coverages and boundaries … Emotional leader who takes pride in his mentoring of the team's younger players … Spends countless hours in the film room and after practices preparing for his upcoming opponent … Runs with a short, pitter-patter style that lets him run up on a lethargic cornerback in an instant … If he gets a clean release off the snap, his explosion will get him into his route progression in an instant … Shows very sharp change of direction agility coming out of his breaks and uses his size well to fight off the jam … Does a good job of dropping his weight and sinking his hips to maintain acceleration in route progression … Has that second gear needed to consistently separate after the catch … Shows no concern for his body and knows how to reach and extend for the ball at its highest point … Runs nice short-area routes, doing a good job in attempts to uncover … His natural hands come into play with his over-the-shoulder grabs and on bubble screens … Has very good deep ball skills, maintaining eye contact on the ball in flight … Has the body flexibility to get low for the shoestring catches (especially on screens) and does a great job timing his leaps for the jump ball … Runs good downfield routes and looks very comfortable attacking the deep zone … Excellent cut blocker who keeps his shoulders square and sinks his hips to attack the second level defenders' lower body … Has a quick kick slide and uses his hand placement properly when blocking for the ground game … Has valid arm strength for the option pass and with roster consideration, could effectively be an emergency quarterback … Demonstrates very good arm-over action to escape the press … His short stride lets him explode cleanly out of his breaks and is quick to gobble up the defender's cushion … Best on bubble screens, where he has the timing and elusive jump/skip moves to make the isolated tackler miss … Very effective at going low to scoop up the shoestring passes without having to break stride … Does a good job of breaking down in front of the defender in attempts to take his opponent down at the knees when cut blocking in the second level … His burst off the snap is evident when running slants, crossing routes and bubble screens, as he shows the shifty hip moves to change direction and elude … Runs at a good pad level, patiently following his blockers on reverses … Gets valid yardage after the catch and has the valid arm strength to execute the option pass.

Negatives: Has all the tools you look for in a playmaker, but needs to do it with more consistency (will throttle down at times when not involved in the play) … Will need to add more bulk to his frame to combat the physical cornerbacks at the next level, but he does not have much more room on his frame for that added weight without having to sacrifice some of his quickness … Has no flinch going over the middle, but sometimes eyes the defender too long, losing his concentration on the ball in flight … Despite his speed, he is not a valid returner, as he needs to show more patience waiting for his blocks to develop.

Compares To: DEION BRANCH-Seattle … Both players rely on the exceptional speed to gain an instant advantage over a lethargic defender. Stuckey runs with a short pitter-patter style that lets him get a clean release with excellent explosion. He has been slow to recover from his broken foot suffered in 2006, resulting in mediocre performances during postseason action, but could be a nice second-day draft find, as he ranked with the elite at this position before his injury. Doctors expect him to be fully recovered by 2007 training camp.

Stuckey ranks sixth on the school's career record list with 141 receptions, topped only by Derrick Hamilton (167, 2001-03), Rod Gardner (166, 1997-2000), Terry Smith (162, 1990-93), Perry Tuttle (150, 1978-81) and Kevin Youngblood (142, 2000-03) … His 1,760 receiving yards rank eighth in school annals behind Smith (2,681), Tuttle (2,534), Gardner (2,498), Hamilton (2,312), Jerry Butler (2,223; 1975-78), Airese Currie (2,030; 2001-04), Brian Wofford (1,857; 1996-99) and Tony Horne (1,750; 1994-97) … His 64 receptions in 2005 rank fourth on the school's season-record list behind Gardner (80 in 1999), Horne (70 in 1997) and Youngblood (70 in 2003) … Is the only player in school history to have multiple touchdown games receiving in consecutive games (2005 vs. Duke and Georgia Tech) … Has accounted for a touchdown four different ways in his career (pass, rush, punt return, reception), just the third player in school history and the first since the 1940s to do that … Stuckey's 156 yards receiving vs. Florida State in 2005 rank fifth on the school's single-record list behind Gardner (182 vs. North Carolina in 2000), Hamilton (175 vs. Maryland in 2003), Butler (163 vs. Georgia Tech in 1977) and Tuttle (161 vs. Wake Forest in 1981) … His 11 catches vs. Florida State in 2005 and Boston College in 2006 rank tied for second on the school's single-game record list, topped only by Currie (12 vs. Middle Tennessee in 2003) … Earned first-team All-Atlantic Coast Conference honors in 2005-06, becoming the first Tigers receiver since Tuttle (1980-81) to be named to the All-ACC first-team twice in a career … Of the 214 passes targeted to Stuckey, 25 were deflected and three of his six fumbles were recovered by the opponent … Seventy-one of his 141 receptions were good for first downs, as Stuckey converted 21-of-54 third-down plays … Twenty-nine of his catches were for 20 yards or longer … Seventeen of his receptions set up Clemson touchdown drives, while five others resulted in field goals.

All-Atlantic Coast Conference first-team choice by The NFL Draft Report and the league's coaches … Ranked second to Georgia Tech's Calvin Johnson in receptions (5.00) and receiving yards (70.0) per game among ACC receivers … Despite missing the Wake Forest, Temple and Georgia Tech games with a broken bone in his right foot, he still managed to lead the team with 50 receptions for 700 yards (14.0 avg) and three touchdowns … Added 34 yards on eight carries and also recovered a fumble, but turned the ball over twice on three fumbles … 29 of his catches resulted in first downs, as he converted 10-of-19 third-down plays … Twelve of his receptions gained at least 20 yards … Had big catches that set up eight touchdown drives and one more that ended with a field goal … Suffered a fractured fifth metatarsal in his right foot during non-contact drills on October 3rd and underwent surgery the next day. Was expected to miss five games, but only sat out three contests before returning to the starting lineup … Member of the Biletnikoff Award (nation's top receiver) Watch List … Earned Player of the Game honors vs. Louisiana Tech and Florida Atlantic.

Florida Atlantic … Stuckey was named Player of the Game after snatching five passes, three good for first downs, as he totaled 66 yards in a 54-6 rout … New starting QB Will Proctor's first two throws were batted down at the line the next drive, but he found his rhythm and the Tigers put the game away. Stuckey had a 12-yard reception and C.J. Spiller a 10-yarder. Two plays later, Proctor lofted a perfect pass to Stuckey for a 30-yard touch-down pass that capped an 8-play, 73-yard drive late in the first quarter. Proctor watched Stuckey, the ACC's top pass-catcher in 2005, tiptoe near the back of the end zone for the touchdown, then the quarterback pumped his fists in celebration and rushed to hug his receiver … Chansi added 4 and 16-yard grabs to get the ball deep into FAU territory in the third quarter and tailback James Davis then took over, scoring on a 22-yard run to end the 83-yard, 9-play drive … Head to Head Competition-CB#26-Corey Small-Three tackles (2 solos).

Boston College … Chansi matched his career-high with eleven receptions for 124 yards and recovered a fumble, but also turned the ball over on a fumble in a tough 34-33 overtime loss when the Tigers botched an extra point attempt … Stuckey's 16-yard grab of a third-and-1 pass from Will Proctor set up the Tiger QB's 22-yard-yard touchdown toss to Tyler Grisham late in the first quarter … He converted a third-and-1 throw from Proctor into a 7-yard gain, but was later stripped of the ball on a 3-yard grab by linebacker Jolonn Dunbar and the Eagles recovered it a the BC 6, killing Clemson's opening drive of the second half … He made up for that miscue in the fourth quarter when he recovered a fumble by tailback C.J. Spiller at the BC 44 … In overtime, Chansi's 22-yard catch set up a Jan Dean 30-yard field goal … On the next drive, he caught 20-yard passes on successive plays and James Davis then scored on a 1-yard run, but the extra point attempt was blocked by Dunbar, resulting in a 34-33 loss … Record Watch-Chansi's eleven catches tied his career best vs. Florida State in 2005 and ranks second in school annals behind Airese Currie (12 vs. Middle Tennessee in 2003) on the game-record list … Head to Head Competition-CB#27-DeJuan Tribble-Seven tackles (6 solos), one stop for a 3-yard loss, one pass deflection (also stopped Stuckey from getting to one other pass).

Florida State … Two of Stuckey's three catches resulted in first downs, gaining 34 yards with a score in a 27-20 triumph … Clemson grabbed a 14-9 lead with 23 seconds left in the first half on Will Proctor's 19-yard scoring pass to Stuckey, who caught 11 passes for 156 yards and two touchdowns in Clemson's 35-14 win over the Seminoles last year. The Tigers were successful on a two-point try when Proctor again hit Stuckey. Chansi had kept that 10-play, 80-yard derive alive with a 13-yard gain on a third-and-6 pass over the middle … Head to Head Competition-CB#15-Tony Carter-One solo tackle (prevented Stuckey from catching two other throws).

North Carolina … The Tigers relied mostly on their ground game to account for seven rushing touchdowns in a 52-7 romp, leaving Chansi with only a pair of catches for 7 yards … He did set up C.J. Spiller's 7-yard touchdown run midway through the first quarter when Chansi gained 19 yards on a second-and-11 reverse that was downed at the UNC 7 …

Head to Head Competition-CB#3-Quinton Person-Two tackles (one solo).

Louisiana Tech … Stuckey garnered Player of the Game honors, piling up 100 yards on four catches, with three of those grabs resulting in touchdowns during a 51-0 shutout … He had three receptions for longer than 20 yards, including a 31-yarder at the start of the second quarter and a 34-yard scoring grab midway through the second quarter … With 4:30 left in the first half, he grabbed a 24-yard pass that set up C.J. Spiller's 20-yard touchdown run … After the game, Stuckey told reporters, "It was just one of those games where everything went right. The coaches and the seniors had stressed all week to avoid a letdown. We did that." … Head to Head Competition-CB#35-Weldon Brown-One solo tackle.

Wake Forest, Temple and Georgia Tech … Chansi missed all three games after he suffered a fifth metatarsal fracture in his right foot during non-contact drills on October 3rd. He underwent surgery the following day and was expected to miss five games, but he returned to the starting lineup for the Oct 28th clash vs. Virginia Tech.

Virginia Tech … Stuckey returned to the lineup three games earlier than expected, but was still a bit rusty, as he caught only three of the six passes thrown to him for 28 yards in a 24-7 loss … He kept an early first quarter drive alive with a 14-yard catch and also a 7-yarder on a third-and-3 slant pass from Will Proctor … Head to Head Competition-CB#18-Brandon Flowers-Six tackles (4 solos), one stop for a 4-yard loss and two pass break-ups (also prevented Stuckey from catching three other passes).

Maryland … Stuckey lined up at slot receiver, hauling in eight passes for 129 yards, including a 60-yarder that set up a Clemson 27-yard field goal with 6:52 remaining in the first quarter … Also carried twice for 2 yards … Head to Head Competition-SS#12-Marcus Wimbush-Nine tackles (5 solos).

North Carolina State … Gained 72 yards on five receptions, as four of those grabs produced first downs, adding 9 yards on a reverse … Head to Head Competition-CB#3-A.J. Davis-Four solo tackles.

South Carolina … Back at the slot receiver position, Stuckey made four catches for 47 yards, but lost 3 yards on two reverses, fumbling the ball on a third-&-3 rushing attempt that he recovered at the Clemson 48, forcing the Tigers to punt with less than five minutes left before halftime … Head to Head Competition-CB#5-Carlos Thomas-Four solo tackles.

Kentucky (Music City Bowl) … Stuckey closed out his career with five catches for 93 yards and 5 yards on a reverse … With 4:38 remaining in the second quarter, Stuckey fumbled the ball after a 12-yard grab and cornerback Trevard Lindley recovered it at the UK 14, setting up a 70-yard scoring bomb from Wildcats QB Andre' Woodson to DeMoreo Ford … Made up for that miscue by elevating over a pair of defenders to haul down a Will Proctor third-&-6 pass for a 28-yard gain, setting up Proctor's 17-yard touchdown pass to Aaron Kelly that ended the 74-yard, 8-play drive with 0:44 left in the game … Head to Head Competition-SS#35-Roger Williams-Seven tackles (4 solos), a 6-yard sack.

Chansi became the first Clemson underclassman since Terrance Roulhac in 1984 to earn All-Atlantic Coast Conference first-team accolades, adding first-team All-State honors from the Orangeburg Touchdown Club … He led the ACC and was 46th in the nation in receptions per game (5.33), becoming the first Clemson player since Perry Tuttle in 1980 to lead the conference in receiving … Was third in the ACC in reception yards per game (64.2) and seventh in punt return average (7.4) … Started all year at flanker, catching 64 passes for 770 yards (12.0 avg) and four touchdowns … His 64 receptions rank fourth on the school's season-record list behind Rod Gardner (80 in 1999), Tony Horne (70 in 1997) and Kevin Youngblood (70 in 2003) … Is the only player in school history to have multiple touchdown games receiving in consecutive games (vs. Duke and Georgia Tech) … Gained 78 yards on thirteen carries (6.0 avg) and attempted two passes … Returned 27 punts for 199 yards and a touchdown, adding 22 yards on a kickoff return … Finished with 1,069 all-purpose yards, touching the ball 105 times (89.1 ypg) … Had 85 passes thrown to him, with six being deflected by the opposition (opponent also recovered one of his three fumbles) … 27 of his receptions resulted in first downs, converting 6-of-19 third-down plays in the process … Thirteen of his catches were for 20 yards or longer and he accounted for big plays that helped produce seven touchdown drives and two others that ended with field goals.

Texas A&M … Stuckey opened the season with 50 yards on three receptions (all good for first downs), 3 yards on a reverse and 53 yards on two punt returns, including a 47-yarder for a touchdown in the second quarter … In the second half, his 12-yard catch and an A&M defensive holding penalty on the next play set up Jad Dean's 18-yard field goal … Head to Head Competition-CB#20-Brock Newton-Seven tackles (5 solos).

Maryland … Stuckey was held to 15 yards on two catches, adding 25 yards on two punt returns, but lost one yard on a reverse … Head to Head Competition-CB#38-Gerrick McPhearson-Four tackles (2 solos).

Miami … Stuckey caught seven passes for 71 yards, with three of those grabs resulting in first downs, but he failed to get to four other passes, all coming on third-down plays in a 36-30 overtime loss … On third-and-10 with 19 seconds remaining in regulation play, Stuckey was by himself on the left side of the end zone, but QB Charlie Whitehurst badly overthrew him … .Head to Head Competition-CB#22-Kelly Jennings-Four tackles (3 solos), two pass deflections.

Boston College … It was yet another overtime loss for Clemson, as the Tigers fell, 16-13. Stuckey caught two of the four balls thrown to him for 7 yards and had two punt returns for 17 yards … Head to Head Competition-CB#27-DeJuan Tribble-Four solo tackles (stopped Stuckey from getting to two other passes).

Wake Forest … Chansi made seven catches for 74 yards, returned two punts for 10 yards and rushed three times for 16 yards, but also fumbled once on a third quarter punt return … He kept a mid-second quarter drive alive with an 11-yard catch of a third-and-11 sideline toss from Charlie Whitehurst, but fell two yards short of repeating that process in the fourth quarter with an 8-yard gain on a third-and-10 crossing pattern … Head to Head Competition-CB#10-Kevin Patterson-Three tackles (2 solos).

North Carolina State … Stuckey got untracked with eight receptions for 103 yards and two carries for 22 yards. Four of his grabs produced first downs and two were for longer than 20 yards … He kept a late first quarter drive alive with a 22-yard gain on a third-and-4 sideline throw from QB Charlie Whitehurst … His 5 and 10-yard catches got the ball down to the State 8, where Whitehurst then connected with tight end Bobby Williams on an 8-yard scoring strike that ended an 8-play, 72-yard drive in the second quarter … He also had a 39-yard reception just before halftime … In the third quarter, his 21-yard reverse and a 7-yard grab set up a Jad Dean 30-yard field goal … Head to Head Competition-CB#1-Marcus Hudson-Seven tackles (2 solos), one pass deflection.

Temple … Stuckey gained 102 all-purpose yards on two runs for 23 yards, three punt returns for 21 yards and five catches for 58 yards … His 18-yard reverse and a 7-yard catch early in the second quarter set up Reggie Merriweather's 21-yard scoring scamper that capped a 5-play, 59-yard drive … Head to Head Competition-CB#36-Delonne Wilbourn-One solo tackle.

Georgia Tech … Stuckey followed with eight receptions for 89 yards and an 11-yard punt return … He had a 21-yard grab on the team's first possession of the game … Midway through the fourth quarter, cornerback Kenny Scott deflected a third-down pass from Charlie Whitehurst for Stuckey and Clemson settled for Jad Dean's third field goal, from 21 yards, to cut the lead to 10-9 with 5:36 left to play, but Tech Scott would then kill the Tigers' final drive when he tackled Stuckey on a third-and-16 screen from Whitehurst that netted only 9 yards … Head to Head Competition-CB#2-Kenny Scott-Six tackles (5 solos), two pass deflections.

Duke … QB Will Proctor made his first Clemson start a successful one, passing for two touchdowns and running for a third in the Tigers' 49-20 victory over Duke, as Chansi helped his young teammate by snatching five passes (four for first downs) for 112 yards and a pair of scores, adding 6 yards on a reverse, 19 yards on four punt returns and 22 yards on a kickoff return … Proctor directed a second quarter drive that finished with his 11-yard scoring pass to Stuckey and put the Tigers up 28-3 … Chansi had set up another scoring drive earlier in that quarter when he grabbed a third-and-11 pass from Proctor for 36 yards and then made a key block on the next play, as Proctor followed his receiver into the end zone for a 1-yard touchdown run … With 0:32 left in the first half, Stuckey ran for 6 yards on a reverse and then caught an 11-yard screen from Proctor for a touchdown … He then started off a 4-play, 51-yard drive with a 22-yard kickoff return and ended it when he caught a 40-yard deep pass from Proctor for a score … The two touchdown catches were the first ever during Stuckey's career … Head to Head Competition-CB#10-Deonto McCormick-Two solo tackles.

Florida State … Stuckey etched his name in the team record books in a 35-14 upset win over the Seminoles … He became the first player in school history to catch two touchdown passes in consecutive games … He also hauled in a career-high eleven passes (would later match that total vs. Boston College in 2006) for a career-best 156 yards … On the team's first possession, Stuckey hauled in a 22-yard bubble screen for a touchdown that ended a 12-play, 72-yard drive … He recovered his own fumble on a punt return that resulted in a 7-yard loss after the team's next series … At the end of the first quarter, he caught a screen in the backfield, but was stopped before he could gain any yardage, Chansi alertly handed the ball off to tailback James Davis, who then took off on a 41-yard run … In the third quarter, his 20-yard gain on a third-and-8 throw from Charlie Whitehurst followed with Chansi's 32-yard touchdown catch … He attempted an incomplete pass to slotback Curtis Baham on the next drive … Record Watch-Chansi's 156 yards receiving vs. Florida State in 2005 rank fifth on the school's game-record list behind Rod Gardner (182 vs. North Carolina in 2000), Derrick Hamilton (175 vs. Maryland in 2003), Jerry Butler (163 vs. Georgia Tech in 1977) and Perry Tuttle (161 vs. Wake Forest in 1981) … His eleven catches vs. Florida State in 2005 and Boston College in 2006 rank tied for second on the school's game-record list, topped only by Airese Currie (12 vs. Middle Tennessee in 2003) … Head to Head Competition-CB#15-Tony Carter-Three solo tackles, one pass deflection (prevented Stuckey from catching two other passes).

South Carolina … Stuckey gained only 26 yards on four catches and 10 yards on two punt returns, but he muffed a punt that was recovered by South Carolina's Tremaine Tyler at the Clemson 10. All the Gamecocks could manage was a Josh Brown 29-yard field goal on the ensuing drive and the Tigers held on for a 10-9 decision … Head to Head Competition-CB#9-Jonathan Joseph-Five tackles (4 solos), one interception, one pass deflection.

Colorado (Champ Sports Bowl) … Stuckey caught two passes for 9 yards before leaving the game when he suffered a concussion with 4:15 remaining in the first quarter and did not return to the game.

Chansi opened and closed the season with excellent performances, but in between, he missed the North Carolina State and Utah State games with a broken bone in his left ankle that limited his effectiveness the rest of the schedule … He did start eight of nine games at flanker, catching 25 passes for 280 yards (11.2 avg), but no touchdowns … Stuckey had ten carries for 13 yards and attempted two passes. He gained 30 yards on four punt returns, 17 yards on a kickoff return and made three tackles while blocking an extra point try and a punt … Of the 57 passes thrown to him, he had fifteen deflected by the opposition … He converted 5-of-16 third-down plays while totaling fourteen first-down grabs … Four of his receptions were good for first downs … Stuckey accounted eight catches in the season opener and seven in the season finale, but just ten in between … His courage playing with his injured ankle saw him walk away with team Iron Man Award honors on offense.

Wake Forest … Stuckey made his starting debut a memorable one, as he grabbed a season-high eight passes for his first 100-yard performance (112) in a 37-30 victory. Six of his catches were good for first downs, as he converted two third-down plays … QB Charlie Whitehurst threw an 11-yard touchdown pass to Kyle Browning in the second overtime that lifted Clemson to a triumph over Wake Forest. Whitehurst, starting at his 22 with 6:35 left, completed passes of 16 and 19 yards to Stuckey, then hit Airese Currie with an 8-yard completion to get inside Wake's 10. A pass interference call on fourth-and-goal kept the drive alive and Yusef Kelly leaped over the pile from a yard out with for Clemson's first points in nearly 40 minutes … Chansi had earlier set up Currie's 31-yard touchdown catch with a 21-yard reception and a pass interference call on Wake Forest during a first quarter drive … He also blocked a Ryan Plackemeier punt at the start of the second quarter at the WF 3-yard line and Clemson recovered the ball in the end zone for a safety.

Georgia Tech … Stuckey's only reception was a 23-yarder in the third quarter.

Florida State … Chansi accounted for a first down on a 13-yard reverse in the second quarter.

Virginia … Stuckey's only catch was a 12-yarder for a first down, but he also had a 22-yard punt return before re-injuring his ankle.

Utah State … Did not play (ankle).

Maryland … Chansi returned to action with a 7-yard catch, but re-injured his ankle when he was tackled by All-American linebacker Shawne Merriman for a 15-yard loss on a reverse.

North Carolina State … Did not play (re-injured ankle).

Duke … Stuckey tackled Chris Davis after the defender intercepted a Charlie Whitehurst pass and returned the ball 9 yards in the second quarter … He also caught two passes for 23 yards, gained 5 yards on a reverse and attempted a pass.

South Carolina … In Gamecocks head coach Lou Holtz's final regular-season game, it was a game he'll probably want to forget. Clemson not only went on to a 29-7 victory, but the game was marred by a fourth-quarter brawl between the teams … Stuckey closed out the year on a good note, hauling in seven passes for 74 yards, including a 12-yarder on a third-and-5 pass that set up Reggie Merriweather's 7-yard touchdown run in the first quarter … Stuckey also tackled Jamaica Jackson after the defender intercepted Whitehurst and returned the ball 3 yards early in the second quarter … Chansi's 23-yard grab of a third-and-8 toss, followed by a 2-yard gain on a third-and-goal pass play set up a 20-yard Clemson field goal at the start of the fourth quarter.

Stuckey played in seven games as a reserve quarterback, completing 11-of-21 passes (52.4%) for 97 yards and a pair of touchdowns … He rushed seventeen times for 136 yards (8.0 avg) and two scores, adding 10 yards on a pair of catches.

Saw his first action vs. Georgia, as he completed a 13-yard pass … Had an 11-yard reverse run as a receiver against North Carolina … His best performance came in backup duty at Wake Forest, when he was 9-15 for 71 yards and two scores passing, adding four carries for 35 yards to finish with 106 yards of total offense in less than a quarter … Had a 4-yard touchdown run vs. Duke … Had a team-high 77 rushing yards on just six carries at South Carolina. That total included a 33-yard touchdown run in which he drug defenders into the end zone and he also had a 31-yard run.

Redshirted as a freshman, performing on the scout team as a quarterback.

2004: Sat out the Utah State (10/16) and North Carolina State (10/30) games with a nagging left ankle injury that was later discovered to have a broken bone.

2005: Left the Champs Sports Bowl matchup vs. Colorado (12/27) with four minutes left in the first quarter and did not return after suffering a concussion.

2006: Sat out the Wake Forest (10/07), Temple (10/14) and Georgia Tech (10/21) games after he suffered a fractured fifth metatarsal in his right foot during a non-contact drill on Oct. 3. He underwent surgery the following day and was supposed to miss five games, but returned to action vs. Virginia Tech (10/28).

Campus: 4.34 in the 40-yard dash … 305-pound bench press … Bench presses 225 pounds 13 times … 440-pound squat … 300-pound power clean … 36.5-inch vertical jump … 10'3" broad jump … 31 1/8-inch arm length … 9 5/8-inch hands … Right-handed … Wears contacts … Wears glasses … 20/28 Wonderlic score.

Combine: 4.6 in the 40-yard dash … 1.61 10-yard dash … 2.67 20-yard dash … 4.14 20-yard shuttle … 11.86 60-yard shuttle … 6.91 three-cone drill … 35--inch vertical jump … 10'0" broad jump.

Attended Northside (Warner Robbins, Ga.) High School, playing football for head coach Conrad Nix … Rated the No. 15 athlete in the nation by Rivals.com, earning four-star status from that recruiting service … The All-State product threw for 1,286 yards and 13 touchdowns as a senior, leading Northside High to the Class AAAAA state title game … Also rushed for 1,008 yards and 10 scores that year.

Graduated in August, 2006 with a degree in Sports Management … Born Chansi V. Stuckey on 10/04/83 … Resides in Warner Robbins, Georgia.