Stacey Driver

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Stacey Driver (born March 4, 1964, in Griffin, Georgia), played as a running back at Griffin High School, and was given the title of Allstate and All American. In 1982, Driver began his career at Clemson University. He played as a running back for the Tigers until 1985. In 1987 Driver signed with the Cleveland Browns as a free agent; he played for one season before sustaining a serious knee injury.^[1]

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