Former Clemson assistant in hospital

CLEMSON, S.C. - Bobby Hussey, an assistant for former Clemson basketball coach Larry Shyatt, has been hospitalized in Charlotte for a blood clot in his brain. <br> <br> Tim Bourret, the school&#39;s athletic spokesman, told The (Columbia) State that Hussey complained of persistent headaches while playing golf last Tuesday afternoon and went to the doctor. After follow-up tests on Friday, Hussey was immediately hospitalized. <br> <br> Hussey, 63, was listed in serious condition at the Carolinas Medical Center, a hospital spokeswoman said. Bourret thought Hussey&#39;s condition has improved after a weekend in the hospital. <br> <br> Hussey, Virginia Tech&#39;s head coach from 1997-99, worked on Shyatt&#39;s staff for three seasons. <br> <br> Hussey was not retained by new Clemson coach Oliver Purnell. But Shyatt said Hussey was scheduled to run two basketball camps in the Charlotte area next month.