2014 SFA Lumberjack Football Media Guide

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UNIVERSITY FACTSName .............................Stephen F. Austin State UniversityLocation ............................................. Nacogdoches, TexasFounded .................................................................... 1923Enrollment ...........................................12,999 (Fall 2013)Nickname ...................................................... LumberjacksColors ...................................................... Purple and WhiteAffiliation ............................................ NCAA Division I FCSConference........................................................ SouthlandStadium ............................Homer Bryce Stadium (14,575)President ................................................ Dr. Baker PattilloAthletic Director ..............................................Robert Hill

COACHING STAFFHead Coach ................................................... Clint Conque Alma Mater ......................................Nicholls State, ‘83 Record at SFA ................................... 0-0 (First season) Career Record ............................105-59 (15th season)Offensive Coordinator (QB) ........................... Matt KubikDefensive Coordinator (LB) .................. Matt WilliamsonRun Game Coordinator (OL) ...............................Bill BestCo-Special Teams Coordinator (TE).... Jeremy HammockAssistant Coach (DE) ........................................Tom HoweAssistant Coach (CB) ........................................ Terry MillsAssistant Coach (RB) .................................. Jeremy MosesAssistant Coach (WR) ................................. Demo OdemsAssistant Coach (DT) ..................................Chris Van HornCo-Special Teams Coordinator (S) ...............Mike WaltonDirector of Football Operations ..................... Kail KaiserStrength and Conditioning ............................ Dan EasonAthletic Trainer .................................................Jeff SmithFootball Office ..........................................(936) 468-3502

FOOTBALL INFORMATION2013 Overall Record .........................................3-9 (.250)2013 SLC Record ..................................... 1-6 (.167, T-7th)2013 Postseason ...................................................... NoneLetterwinners Returning/Lost .............................41/17Starters Returning/Lost .............................7/4 (Offense) 6/5(Defense) 2/1 (Special Teams)First Season of Football ......................1923 (87 seasons)Overall Record ..................................... 378-482-30 (.442)Southland Conference Titles ................Four (Last, 2010)NCAA Playoff Appearances ..................... Six (Last, 2010)NCAA Playoff Record .........................................7-6 (.538)

MEDIA RELATIONSDirector/Football Contact ..................... Rand Champion Office Phone .......................................(936) 468-2606 Email ......................................... [email protected] Director .......................................... Kyle RogersAssistant Director ................................David WeichmannMedia Relations Fax ................................(936) 468-4593Mailing Address ...........................SFA Athletic Fieldhouse P.O. Box 13010, SFA Station Nacogdoches, TX 75962Website ........................................................SFAJacks.comFacebook ..................................................SFALumberjacksTwitter @SFA_Athletics @SFA_Football

TABLE OF CONTENTSLUMBERJACK FOOTBALL2014 Season Outlook ....................................................... 2-3Lumberjack Returning Statistical Leaders ............................3Homer Bryce Stadium ...................................................... 4-5Battle of the Piney Woods ....................................................6

MEET THE LUMBERJACKSHead Coach Clint Conque.................................................. 8-9Lumberjack Coaching Staff Profiles .............................. 10-142014 Lumberjack Roster ............................................... 16-17Returning Lumberjack Profiles ..................................... 18-35Lumberjack Transfer Profiles ........................................ 35-36Lumberjack Newcomer Profiles .................................... 36-392014 Roster Breakdown .....................................................39Lumberjack Support Staff ..................................................40

2013 SEASON RECAP2013 Season Statistics .................................................. 42-432013 Team and Individual Highs .................................. 44-45Program Records Set in 2013 .............................................45Game-By-Game Starters/Statistics .....................................462013 Game Recaps ....................................................... 47-52

2014 OPPONENTS2014 Opponent Information ........................................ 54-592014 Opponent Composite Schedule .................................602014 SLC Composite Schedule ............................................60

FOOTBALL HISTORYStephen F. Austin Football History ......................................62Year-By-Year Results .................................................... 63-68All-Time Lumberjack Head Coaches .............................. 68-69Season Opener/Homecoming Results ................................70Division I Nationally-Ranked Results ..................................71Postseason History ....................................................... 72-73Opponent All-Time Series Results ................................ 74-77Lumberjack Conference History ..........................................78Lumberjack Honors ...................................................... 79-81Retired Numbers ................................................................82All-Time Letterwinners ................................................ 82-86

LUMBERJACK RECORD BOOKTeam Statistics (Since 1972) ...............................................88Yearly Leaders (Since 1969) ................................................89Lumberjack Team Records ............................................ 90-91Lumberjack Individual Records..................................... 92-93Passing Records ..................................................................94Rushing/All-Purpose Records .............................................95Receiving Records ..............................................................96Total Offense/Scoring Records ............................................97Defensive Records (Division I Era) ................................. 98-99Special Teams Records ......................................................100

THIS IS STEPHEN F. AUSTINUniversity President Dr. Baker Pattillo ..............................102SFA Board of Regents .......................................................102Athletic Director Robert Hill .............................................103SFA Athletic Staff ..............................................................1042013-14 Year in Review ....................................................105Southland Conference .............................................. 106-107SFA Media Relations .........................................................108

CREDITSThe 2014 Stephen F. Austin football media guide is a publica-tion of the SFA media relations office under the direction of Rand Champion. Design, layout and content by Rand Cham-pion. Editorial assistance by Kyle Rogers and David Wiech-mann. Research assistance by Drew Hastings and Conner Naegli. Cover designs by Rand Champion and Trey Cartwright. Primary photography done by the SFA Marketing Communi-cations department under the direction of Hardy Meredith. Other photography provided by the Daily Sentinel.

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2014 SEASON OUTLOOKOPENING KICK Stephen F. Austin gets set to play its 88th season of football in 2014 as the Lumberjacks will play 12 regular season games, getting underway on Saturday, August 30th in Manhattan, Kan., against Kansas State. SFA begins its 28th season of competition in the Southland Conference on Saturday, October 4th when the ‘Jacks host Central Arkansas at Homer Bryce Stadium, one of seven SFA home games in 2014.

A NEW ERA BEGINS A new era in SFA Football officially began on Decem-ber 14th, 2013 when Clint Conque was hired as the 18th head football coach in program history. Conque brings an established winning tradition with him to Nacogdoches after compiling a 105-59 record in 14 seasons at SLC foe Central Arkansas, including a pair of conference titles and four postseason appearances. He leaves UCA as the second-winningest coach in Ar-kansas collegiate football history (behind only legendary Razorback head coach Frank Broyles) and was a three-time National Coach of the Year finalist. Under his tuteledge, 126 players earned all-confer-ence selections with 37 earning All-America honors as 31 former players have gone on to play professionally, including 12 signing NFL contracts.

LET THE BATTLE BEGIN One of the biggest question marks heading into the 2014 season is who will be SFA’s signal caller. The quar-terback position is one that has brought quite a bit of national attention to the Lumberjacks, thanks to the performances of Jeremy Moses (2007-10) and Brady At-taway (2011-13), who finished their careers as the top two passers in both SFA and Southland history. Junior Joe Minden is SFA’s leading returning passer, throwing for 769 yards and four touchdowns in 11 career games for the ‘Jacks. SFA added another threat in the offseason as sopho-more Zach Conque transfered from UT-San Antonio, join-ing his father on the Lumberjack sidelines. Both Minden and Conque looked impressive in spring workouts and appear to have the inside track at the starting position. Sophomore Hunter Taylor also returns for the ‘Jacks and will add depth to the quarterback position.

AIR ATTACK PRIMED AND READY While the quarterback position is up in the air, the SFA wide receiving corps add arguably the deepest and most experienced position across the field for the Lum-berjacks. Seven of the top eight leading receivers in 2013 return for SFA, giving the ‘Jacks one of the most danger-ous receiving corps in the Southland Conference. Senior Tyler Boyd is a preseason first team All-SLC selection, coming off a 79-reception, 1,183-yard perfor-mance in 2013 - both of which rank second all-time in SFA history.

Fellow senior DJ Ward is also looking for a strong finish to his SFA career after catching 61 passes for 809 yards and seven touchdowns in 2013. Junior Aaron Thomas added 40 catches for 719 yards and four touchdowns as well while senior Marquis Mosley contributed with 22 catches for 292 yards and four scores. The wide receiving corps is one of the deepest on the SFA roster as 13 players all provide different threats for the Lumberjacks.

ALL ABOARD THE GUS BUS One area that seems rock solid heading into 2014 for SFA is at running back where senior Gus Johnson looks to cap his impressive Lumberjack career. A two-time All-SLC selection, Johnson rushed for 1,061 yards in 2013 - the fifth-best single-season perfor-mance in program history. A preseason first team All-SLC selection in 2014, Johnson enters the year sixth all-time in career rushing yards (2,224) and third all-time in ca-reer rushing touchdowns (28). Johnson shouldn’t have to carry the load himself, be-ing joined by returners Fred Ford, Jamarcus Walker and Joshawa West. The running game also added another dimension in the offseason with the transfer of junior Cameron Washington, who rewrote the record books at both Navarro College and Corsicana High School.

YOUTH UP FRONT The key to the success of the SFA offensive attack will rest up front where the Lumberjacks will have a big but young offensive line. Junior Byron Williams is a second team preseason All-SLC selection and is expected to start at the left guard position with sophomore Travis Wiggins filling the gap at left tackle, backed up by junior David Dane. Sophomore Anthony Pullins has emerged as the fa-vorite to start at center for the ‘Jacks with juniors Jeremy Neff and Terran Vaughn expected to fill the right side of the offensive line. A pair of transfers in junior Michael Boddie and sopho-more Jake Wallace were brought in to add depth to the offensive line with redshirt freshmen Shane Roberson and Andy McNew looking solid during SFA’s spring work-outs.

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SHORING UP THE DEFENSE SFA boasted the top offensive production in the nation in 2013, averaging 38.5 points and 389.0 yards of total offense per game. However it was tough for the Lumber-jacks to keep opponents off the scoreboard as well as SFA allowed 49.3 points and 338.0 yards per game. That change will start up front as Conque will rely on a handful of veterans to lead the charge, including juniors Donald Bryant, Shayvion Hatten and Lance Skyler to an-chor the defensive line. On the defensive end, senior Ishmiah Miles, SFA’s lead-ing returner in both tackles for loss and sacks, and soph-omore Kedrick Harrison have teamed up to handle the right side of the ‘Jacks defensive front while sophomore Artrez Price and redshirt freshman Mitchell Zimmerle have stepped up during spring workouts, providing a good variety of experience and youth for SFA.

LINEBACKERS STEEPED IN EXPERIENCE Of all the positions across the field for SFA, none look to boast more experience than the Lumberjack lineback-ers. Five of the projected six two-deep positions heading into 2014 are seniors as the SFA coaching staff will rely heavily on that senior leadership to make the ‘Jacks a contender. Senior Collin Garrett is SFA’s leading returning tackler, posting 96 stops in 2013 and giving him 184 during his two seasons in Nacogdoches. Garrett is expected to start at Will with fellow senior Rodney Young making an im-pression during the spring as the Spring native is slotted to play at both the Will and Mike position. Senior Marvin Gray was moved from defensive back to linebacker during the spring and fit nicely into the position, emerging as one of the top performers at the Mike slot. Fellow senior Nick Bryant is slated to anchor the Jack position for SFA with sophomore Patrick Martin being moved to a new position as well.

LAST LINE OF DEFENSE Another position playing with a chip on its shoulder this season is the SFA defensive seconday, who is looking to show it is one of the most improved areas on the ros-ter. A handful of seniors will be key figures for the ‘Jacks, including cornerback Keavon Madison and Trey Vallier, as well as senior transfer Maurice Poullard.

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2014 SEASON OUTLOOKLUMBERJACK RETURNING

STATISTICAL LEADERSPASSING

Joe Minden ................................................... 200 yds.

RUSHINGGus Johnson ............................................... 1,061 yds.Joshawa West ................................................ 400 yds.Fred Ford ....................................................... 242 yds.

RECEIVINGTyler Boyd .................................................. 1,183 yds.DJ Ward ......................................................... 985 yds.Aaron Thomas ............................................... 719 yds.

SCORINGJordan Wiggs ......................... 100 pts. (14 FG, 58 PAT)Gus Johnson .......................................66 pts. (11 TDs)Tyler Boyd ............................................48 pts. (6 TDs)

KICKINGJordan Wiggs .............................. 14-19 FG; 58-59 PAT

PUNTINGNick Bruno ............................... 2,504 yds. (40.4 avg.)

TACKLESCollin Garrett ................................88 tackles (40 solo)Trey Vallier ....................................48 tackles (24 solo)Shayvion Hatten...........................46 tackles (17 solo)

TACKLES FOR LOSSIshmiah Miles ..................................11.5 TFL (48 yds.)Shayvion Hatten................................5.5 TFL (12 yds.)Kedrick Harrison, Lance Skyler.......5.0 TFL (16, 9 yds.)

SACKSIshmiah Miles .................................5.0 sacks (33 yds.)Kedrick Harrison ...............................2.0 sacks (9 yds.)Donald Bryant ..................................1.0 sacks (9 yds.)

INTERCEPTIONSTrey Vallier ............................................4 INT (59 yds.)Collin Garrett ........................................ 2 INT (-2 yds.)Three players ...................................................... 1 INT

Junior Demundre Freeman had a strong 2013 and is seeking an even better season at the cornerback posi-tion while sophomores Avery Henderson and Eugene Wright impressed during spring practices and should get a chance to prove themselves in the fall. Understanding the depth that was needed at the po-sition, it was a main point of emphasis for Conque who brought in a handful of transfers as well as signing five freshmen to provide strength and versatility.

WIGGS ON THE VERGE OF HISTORY Senior kicker Jordan Wiggs enters his final season at SFA well within striking distance of becoming the Lum-berjacks’ all-time leading scorer. Through his first three seasons in Nacogdoches, Wiggs has amassed 268 career points, connecting on 46 of his 63 field goal attempts and 130 out of 136 extra point tries. Wiggs currently ranks second in SFA history, sitting 32 points shy of Chuck Rawlison’s program-record 300 points, set from 1988-90. Wiggs has notched at least 80 points in each of his three seasons at SFA, including a career-best 100 points in 2013.

BRUNO EARNS ACCOLADES Junior punter Nick Bruno put together a solid 2013 season - one which caught the attention of coaches across the Southland Conference. Bruno was named a second team preseason All-SLC selection, coming off his All-SLC honorable mention recognition in 2013. The Rowlett native averaged 40.4 yards per punt last season, including 12 punts of 50 yards or more. Heading into the 2014 season, Bruno has posted a career punting average of 39.27 yards, ranking sixth all-time in program history.

SEEING PURPLE Fans of the color purple will enjoy the 2014 seasons as five of SFA’s 12 regular season games feature the Lum-berjacks (whose primary color is purple) going head-to-head against a purple opponent. Three of those games (Kansas State, Weber State and Abilene Christian) will be against purple Wildcats with Central Arkansas and Northwestern State rounding out the ‘Jacks’ purple op-ponents.

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NICE TO MEET YOU Stephen F. Austin will be going head-to-head against three opponents for the first time in 2014, beginning with the season-opener at Big 12 foe Kansas State on Aug. 30th. The Wildcats will be the third current Big 12 opponent SFA has faced in its program history along with Baylor and Texas Tech (SFA and Texas A&M faced each other before the Aggies joined the SEC in 2012). 2014 also marks the first-ever meeting for SFA against new Southland Conference foes Incarnate Word and Houston Baptist. The Lumberjacks take on Weber State for just the second time as the Wildcats will make their first-ever trip to Nacogdoches on Sept. 20.

LONG TIME NO SEE SFA takes a trip into the past for a pair of games this season, renewing a pair of rivalries from its days as a member of the Lone Star Conference. The Lumberjacks face Texas A&M-Commerce (formerly East Texas State) on Sept. 13th, taking on the Lions for the first time since the 2000 season. SFA and A&M-C bat-tled each year between 1926 and 1983 before the ‘Jacks made the jump to Division I as the Lions hold a 43-12-1 edge in the all-time series. SFA then welcomes SLC newcomer Abilene Christian to Homer Bryce Stadium on Nov. 15, facing the Wildcats for the first time since 1999. The ‘Jacks and Wildcats were LSC foes from 1973 to 1985 as ACU leads the all-time se-ries 8-6.

WE MEET AGAIN Each game on SFA’s 2014 schedule has an intriguing storyline in one way or another, but perhaps none will be as anticipated as the game against Central Arkansas on Oct. 4th. In addition to the start of SFA’s Southland Con-ference schedule, it marks the first time head coach Clint Conque will go head-to-head against his former team. Conque spent 14 seasons as the Bears’ head coach and is UCA’s all-time winningest coach, posting a career record of 105-59. Conque guided UCA to four playoff ap-pearances (two in Division II and two in Division I) and helped build Central Arkansas into one of the top teams in the SLC, guiding the Bears to a pair of conference championships.

#16 RETURNS TO HOMER BRYCE STADIUM 2014 marks the 20th anniversary since former Lum-berjack Cally Belcher collapsed and died during an SFA spring practice in 1994. Since that day, no one has worn Belcher’s #16 jersey as the number was permanently re-tired prior to the 1994 season. However, the #16 will return to the turf at Homer Bryce Stadium for one game this season as junior wide receiver Aaron Thomas was chosen to wear that number against Weber State on Sept. 20th. The one-game suspension of the retirement was done in honor of Belcher, named SFA’s “strongest link.”


HOMER BRYCE STADIUM

Since 1973, Homer Bryce Stadium has served as the home field for Stephen F. Austin football, combin-ing a memorable gameday experience with some of the most memorable games in Lumberjack football history. SFA defeated Cameron University 17-0 in the first firt game played in the new facility on September 8, 1973. Since then, the ‘Jacks have posted a 143-95-2 (.600) record, including a 4-1 mark in playoff games. Homer Bryce Stadium has become one of the toughest venues in the Southland Conference in re-cent seasons as the Lumberjacks have posted a 23-6 record at home since the 2009 season. Lumberjack Stadium, as it was first called, opened in time for the 1973 season with 14,575 seats, all between the 20-yard lines. The bowl-type construc-tion of the stadium also affords blanket seating on the steep, grassy banks that surround the field, in-creasing capacity to more than 25,000. The largest crowd to see a football game in the stadium was listed at 23,617 when the third-ranked Lumberjacks hosted top-ranked McNeese State on Oct. 28, 1995. In 1986, the stadium was renamed Homer Bryce Stadium in honor of SFA benefactor Homr Bryce. Bryce’s association with SFA began in the 1930s when he attended school and ran track for the Lum-berjacks. He served as a member of the SFA Board of Regents from 1974 until his retirement in 1994, passing away in July of 1996.

Prior to the start of the 2013 season, the turf at Homer Bryce Stadium was replaced as the new Hellas’ Matrix Turf was installed, providing both more color and support than the previous turf. The endzones are now purple with white lettering, say-ing “Stephen F. Austin” in the north endzone and “Lumberjacks” in the south with the new SFA logo emblazoned at the 50-yard line. The artificial playing surface has made an impact on both the SFA and Nacogdoches communities as Homer Bryce Stadium is host to numerous high school football playoff games and marching band contests involving East Texas public schools. Prior to the 2007 season, SFA remodeled the foot-ball locker room, located on the back side of the Fieldhouse at the north end of the stadium. Carpet was replaced, more lockers were added with four flatscreen, high-definition televisions installed in the locker room. The ‘Jacks ushered in a new era in 2003 with a complete overhaul of the west side press box. In ad-dition to a complete remodeling of the media work area on the second floor, SFA added luxury suites and the Touchdown Club on the first floor of the press box. Prior to the press box renovation, the last major project at Homer Bryce Stadium was the addition of a new wing to the SFA Fieldhouse. The east wing is a two-story structure housing football coaching offices and meeting rooms on the top floor with visitor dressing rooms located on the bottom floor.

The stadium is also one of the top track and field facilities in East Texas and serves as the home track for the Lumberjack track and field teams. During the summer of 2006, the track surface was replaced with a state-of-the-art Tartan polyurethane sufrace as the 400-meter surface meets all NCAA and IAAF requirements. A popular location for track meets due to the layout of the track, Homer Bryce Stadium hosts the annual Carl Kight Invitational, SFA’s annual outdoor track and field event that draws some of the top teams from across the region. Three times in the past 13 years, Homer Bryce Stadium has served as the host venue for the South-land Conference Outdoor Track and Field Champion-ships while also hosting numerous UIL Region III Class A track and field championships. Homer Bryce Stadium is also unique in that it serves as a focal point of the Nacogdoches com-munity as the stadium is open to the public 24/7 expect for official SFA events. The Lumberjacks host seven home games at Homer Bryce Stadium in 2014, including the first trip to Nacogdoches for Incarnate Word and Weber State. A pair of former Lone Star Conference rivals in Texas A&M-Commerce and Abilene Christian make their way to Homer Bryce Stadium for the first time in nearly 15 years while SFA hosts conference ri-vals Central Arkansas, Southeastern Louisiana and Northwestern State.


HOMER BRYCE STADIUMhomer bryce stadium records

Overall Record ..................................... 143-95-2 (.600)Largest Crowd ..... 23,617 (Oct. 28, 1995 vs. McNeese State)First SFA Win .............................................Sept. 8, 1973 SFA 17, Cameron 0First SFA Loss ..........................................Sept. 22, 1973 Howard Payne 34, SFA 0First Tie Game ........................................Sept. 12, 1987 SFA 13, Prairie View A&M 13Overtime Record .......................................... 4-1 (.800)SFA Winning Streak ..................Nine games (2009-10)SFA Losing Streak ...................Seven games (1980-81)SFA Largest Win Margin ......92 points (Sept. 12, 2009) SFA 92, Texas College 0SFA Largest Loss Margin .........70 points (Oct. 9, 1976) Texas A&I 77, SFA 7

TEAM RECORDSMost Points Scored By SFA ............ 92 (Sept. 12, 2009) SFA 92, Texas College 0Most Points Scored By Opponent .... 77 (Oct. 9, 1976) Texas A&I 77, SFA 7 Most Combined Points ................. 115 (Nov. 25, 1989) SFA 59, Grambling State 56Most Yards of Total Offense ..... 778 yds. (Oct. 9, 1976) Texas A&I 77, SFA 7

INDIVIDUAL RECORDSPoints ............................................... 30 (Nov. 15, 1980) Wade Wilson, East Texas StateTotal Offense ......................... 657 yds. (Sept. 28, 2013) Brady Attaway vs. Prairie View A&MRushing Yards 289 yds. (Oct. 30, 1999) Isiah Stoker vs. Jacksonville StateRushing Attempts .......................... 35 (Nov. 14, 1988) Larry Centers vs. Southwest TexasLongest Rush .............................. 80 yds. (Nov. 7, 1981) Karl Cooper, Howard PaynePassing Yards ......................... 662 yds. (Sept. 28, 2013) Brady Attaway vs. Prairie View A&MPassing Attempts ........................... 76 (Nov. 28, 2009) Matt Nichols, Eastern WashingtonPassing Completions ...................... 46 (Nov. 11, 1989) Doug Pederson, Northeast LouisianaTouchdown Passes ...................... Eight (Nov. 11, 1989) Todd Hammel vs. Northeast LouisianaLongest Pass Play .................... 96 yds. (Nov. 16, 1991) Vincent Brisby from Wendel Lowrey, Northeast LouisianaReceptions ....................................... 15 (Nov. 28, 2009) Duane Brooks vs. Eastern WashingtonField Goals ..............................................................Five Chuck Rawlison vs. Prairie View A&M (Sept. 10, 1988) Jeff Wilkins, Youngstown State (Sept. 11, 1993)Longest Field Goal ............................................ 58 yds. Chuck Rawlison vs. Sam Houston State (Nov. 2, 1991)

Italics indicates SFA record holder

Year Games Home Pct. Overall Pct. 1973 5 4-1 .800 9-3 .750 1974 5 3-2 .600 9-2 .818 1975 5 1-4 .200 2-8-1 .227 1976 5 0-5 .000 1-9-1 .136 1977 6 2-4 .333 2-8 .200 1978 5 2-3 .400 3-8 .273 1979 6 6-0 1.000 8-3 .727 1980 6 2-4 .333 4-6 .400 1981 6 0-6 .000 1-10 .091 1982 6 3-3 .500 6-5 .545 1983 6 5-1 .833 7-4 .636 1984 6 5-1 .833 7-3-1 .682 1985 6 4-2 .667 9-2 .818 1986 5 4-1 .800 5-6 .455 1987 5 0-4-1 .100 3-7-1 .318 1988 8 7-1 .875 10-3 .769 1989 6 6-0 1.000 12-2-1 .833 1990 5 1-4 .200 1-10 .091 1991 5 2-3 .400 2-8-1 .227 1992 7 3-4 .429 3-8 .273 1993 6 4-2 .667 8-4 .667 1994 6 4-1-1 .750 6-3-2 .636 1995 7 6-1 .857 11-2 .846 1996 7 5-2 .714 7-4 .636 1997 7 7-0 1.000 8-3 .727 1998 6 3-3 .500 3-8 .273 1999 6 6-0 1.000 8-3 .727 2000 5 3-2 .600 6-5 .545 2001 5 4-1 .800 6-5 .545 2002 6 3-3 .500 6-5 .545 2003 5 3-2 .600 7-4 .636 2004 7 4-3 .571 6-5 .545 2005 6 4-2 .667 5-6 .455 2006 6 1-5 .167 4-7 .364 2007 5 0-5 .000 0-11 .000 2008 7 3-4 .429 4-8 .333 2009 6 6-0 1.000 10-3 .769 2010 7 5-2 .714 9-3 .750 2011 6 4-2 .667 6-5 .545 2012 5 5-0 1.000 5-6 .455 2013 5 3-2 .600 3-9 .250

TOTALS 240 143-95-2 .600

Home Winning Seasons: 27 out of 41 (65.9%)Perfect Home Seasons: 6 1979, 1989, 1997, 1999, 2009, 2012Postseason Home Record: 4-1 (.800)

homer bryce year-by-year School Rec. Pct. First Last Abilene Christian 4-3 .571 1974 1999 Albany 1-0 1.000 2010 2010 Alcorn State 2-0 1.000 1985 2003 Angelo State 4-4 .500 1973 1995 Arkansas-Monticello 2-0 1.000 1991 1992 Baker 1-0 1.000 1979 1979 Boise State 0-1 .000 1992 1992 Cal State-Northridge 1-0 1.000 2001 2001 Cal State Sacramento 1-0 1.000 1994 1994 Cameron 1-1 .500 1973 1977 Central Arkansas 2-2 .500 2006 2012 Central Oklahoma 1-0 1.000 2000 2000 Delta State 3-1 .750 1984 2006 Eastern Illinois 1-0 1.000 1995 1995 Eastern New Mexico 1-0 1.000 1996 1996 Eastern Washington 2-1 .667 1987 2009 Florida International 0-1 .000 2004 2004 Grambling State 1-0 1.000 1989 1989 Henderson State 5-2 .714 1978 2005 Howard Payne 4-3 .571 1973 1984 Idaho 0-1 .000 1993 1993 Jackson State 2-1 .667 1988 1992 Jacksonville State 4-0 1.000 1996 2001 Kentucky Wesleyan 1-0 1.000 2008 2008 Lamar 4-2 .667 1980 2012 Langston 1-0 1.000 2008 2008 Livingston 1-0 1.000 1993 1993 Louisiana-Monroe 1-1 .500 1989 1991 McMurry 2-0 1.000 2011 2013 McNeese State 7-7 .500 1988 2013 Mississippi College 0-2 .000 1981 1983 Montana 0-1 .000 1998 1998 Montana State 2-1 .667 1994 2013 New Hampshire 1-0 1.000 1997 1997 Nicholls State 13-3 .813 1984 2013 North Dakota 1-0 1.000 2009 2009 North Dakota State 0-1 .000 2006 2006 North Texas 1-3-1 .300 1987 1994 Northern Arizona 1-0 1.000 2004 2004 Northern Iowa 1-3 .250 1995 2011 Northwestern State 8-12 .400 1975 2012 Portland State 0-2 .000 2001 2003 Prairie View A&M 5-1-1 .786 1982 2013 Sam Houston State 9-10 .474 1974 2009 Samford 1-0 1.000 1996 1996 South Dakota State 0-1 .000 2008 2008 Southeastern Louisiana 4-3 .571 1981 2011 Southern Utah 2-0 1.000 2002 2004 Southwest Missouri State 1-0 1.000 1989 1989 Southwestern Oklahoma 1-0 1.000 2012 2012 Sul Ross State 1-0 1.000 1974 1974 Tarleton State 2-2 .500 1975 2007 Texas A&M-Commerce 3-3 .500 1974 2000 Texas A&M-Kingsville 3-3 .500 1974 1984 Texas College 1-0 1.000 2009 2009 Texas Lutheran 1-1 .500 1976 1979 Texas Southern 1-0 1.000 1985 1985 Texas State 11-10 .524 1973 2011 Troy State 2-1 .667 1996 2000 UC Davis 1-0 1.000 2005 2005 Villanova 0-1 .000 2010 2010 West Texas A&M 2-0 1.000 1986 1997 Western Illinois 1-1 .500 2005 2007 Wingate 1-0 1.000 1999 1999 Youngstown State 1-1 .500 1991 1993

OPPONENTS AT HOMER BRYCE


battle of the piney woods

One of the oldest rivalries in the state of Texas will once again take center stage at the home of the Houston Texans as Stephen F. Austin and Sam

Houston State meet for the 89th time at NRG Stadium in Houston. The 2014 Battle of the Piney Woods, presented by the Yellow Pages, will be held on Saturday, November 1st, kicking off at 3 p.m. at the home of the NFL’s Texans. It will be the 89th all-time meeting between the Lumberjacks and Bearkats, dating back to the 1923 season, and is the second-longest active ri-valry in the state of Texas. Sam Houston State holds a 50-36-2 (.580) record in the all-time series and has won three-straight against SFA. The 2014 installment of the rivalry also marks the fifth-straight time the two teams will meet at NRG Stadium as the Bearkats have won three of the first four meetings. The two teams originally entered into a four-year agreement prior to the 2010 season as SFA won the first meeting between the two in Houston, hold-ing off the Bearkats 31-28 in front of 24,685 fans. SHSU then took the second meeting 41-10 in 2011 before a pair of thrilling shootout victories the next two seasons, edging SFA 51-43 in 2012 and 56-49 in 2013. The four games at NRG Stadium have drawn in over 100,000 fans, averaging 25,542 per game and ranking among one of the most attended FCS games in the nation. Due to the popularity of the event, the two schools extended their contract with the Texans for four more years, keeping the annual battle in Hous-ton through at least the 2017 season. Tailgating, alumni and fan events and a handful of other events for Lumber-jack fans will take place in the Houston area in the days leading up to the 89th installment of the Battle of the Piney Woods. Stay tuned to SFAJacks.com, as well as SFA’s social media platforms for event information.

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2014 Game Date .................................................. Saturday, November 1Kickoff Time ................................................................................... 3 p.m.Location ....................................................NGR Stadium • Houston, TexasHistory ....................................................... 2014 marks the 89th meeting Second-longest active rivalry in the state of TexasSeries Record ...........................Sam Houston State leads, 50-36-2 (.580)Streak .............................................................. Sam Houston State won 3First Meeting ........................................................ 1923 (SFA 19, SHSU 6)Last Meeting ...................................................... 2013 (SHSU 56, SFA 49)Last SFA Win ....................................................... 2010 (SFA 31, SHSU 28)Last SHSU Win .................................................... 2013 (SHSU 56, SFA 49)Longest SFA Win Streak .......... Three games (Four times, last: 1993-95)Longest SHSU Win Streak ..................................... Six games (1937-46)

BATTLE OF THE PINEY WOODS HISTORYDate Result Att.Oct. 23, 2010 Stephen F. Austin 31, Sam Houston State 28 24,685Oct. 8, 2011 Sam Houston State 41, Stephen F. Austin 10 25,083Oct. 6, 2012 Sam Houston State 51, Stephen F. Austin 43 26,185Nov. 2, 2013 Sam Houston State 56, Stephen F. Austin 49 26,213

* SFA and SHSU have extended their agreement with the Houston Texans to hold the Battle of the Piney Woods at NRG Stadium through the 2017 season

LUMBERJACK COACHESHEAD COACH CLINT CONQUE .....................................................................................8-9offensive coordinator matt kubik ..................................................................... 10DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR MATT WILLIAMSON .......................................................... 10RUN GAME COORDINATOR BILL BEST ......................................................................... 11CO-SPECIAL TEAMS COORDINATOR JEREMY HAMMOCK ............................................. 11ASSISTANT COACH TOM HOWE ................................................................................... 12ASSISTANT COACH TERRY MILLS ............................................................................... 12ASSISTANT COACH JEREMY MOSES ........................................................................... 13ASSISTANT COACH DEMO ODEMS............................................................................... 13ASSISTANT COACH CHRIS VAN HORN ......................................................................... 14CO-SPECIAL TEAMS COORDINATOR MIKE WALTON ..................................................... 14


HEAD COACH CLINT CONQUE

CLINT CONQUEHEAD COACH

FIRST SEASON AT SFAOVERALL RECORD: 105-59 (.640)

SLC RECORD: 33-16 (.673)

Clint Conque became Stephen F. Austin’s 19th head football coach on Decem-ber 14, 2013, bringing with him nearly 30 years of coaching experience to

SFA. Conque brings with him to Nacogdoches an impressive coaching resume built on success, posting an overall career record of 105-59 (.640) during his 14 seasons as the head coach at Central Arkansas. He departs as the all-time winningest coach in Bear program history while becoming just the second col-legiate head coach in the state of Arkansas to amass 100 career victories, sitting behind only legendary Razorback coach Frank Broyles. Central Arkansas established itself as one of the top teams both regionally and nationally during Conque’s tenure, capturing the Southland Conference title in 2008 and 2012, advancing to the FCS playoffs in both 2011 and 2012. UCA also made a pair of NCAA Division II playoff appearances during Conque’s time in Conway, including advancing to the quarterfinals in 2005, before the program made the transition to the FCS level following the 2005 season. During the seven seasons in which Central Arkansas competed in the South-land Conference, Conque has posted a 33-16 record in SLC play (.673), being named the Southland’s Coach of the Year in 2008 and 2012 in addition to the same honor in 2005. The NCAA FCS Region 5 Coach of the Year in 2008, Conque has also been a three-time finalist for the Eddie Robinson Coach of the Year award with his teams boasting seven top-25 finishes since 2001. Under Conque’s tuteledge, his players have been recognized for their efforts on the field time and time again. During his coaching career, 126 players have been recognized as all-conference selections with 37 earning All-America hon-ors as 31 former players have gone on to play professionally, including 12 sign-ing NFL contracts with an additional six playing in the CFL. Conque’s UCA teams won eight or more games in eight of his 14 seasons in Conway, including an 11-3 mark in 2005 that tied the program record for wins in a season as the Bears advanced to the Division II national quarterfinals. Central Arkansas reached the 10-win plateau again in 2008 as the Bears posted a 10-2 mark. Known for his high-tempo offenses, Conque’s teams have consistently ranked among the national leaders in both scoring and passing offense as the

Bears have finished in the top-10 nationally in passing offense five times and scoring offense four times. His focus hasn’t been solely on the field, however, as Conque’s teams have boasted some of the highest APR (Academic Progress Rate) scores in the region with three Academic All-Americans during his coaching career. Before taking over the helm of the Central Arkansas program in 2000, Conque spent seven seasons at Louisiana Tech (1993-99) in a variety of roles. Conque oversaw the Bulldogs’ running backs, receivers and special teams before ultimately serving as the offensive coordinator in 1999 as Louisiana Tech led the nation passing offense and was second in total offense en route to an 8-3 record. Prior to his time in Ruston, three seasons at Samford University (1990-92) as the running backs coach, helping guide the Bulldogs to back-to-back NCAA Division I-AA playoff appearances in 1991 and 1992, posting a 22-4 record dur-ing that span. Conque began his collegiate coaching career at McNeese State (1987-89), spending three seasons coaching the Cowboys’ running backs and outside linebackers. A graduate of Catholic High School in Baton Rouge, La., Conque was an All-American linebacker at Nicholls State Universityin Thibodaux, La., picking up first team honors by the Associated Press. He also was named a second team LSWA All-Louisiana selection as a senior as Conque was selected to Nicholls’ Sil-ver Anniversary Team in 1997 and in 2005 was inducted into the school’s Hall of Fame. Following his playing career at Nicholls, Conque landed with the Los Angeles Raiders only to have his career cut short by injury in 1983. He then returned to Nicholls and began his coaching career as a graduate assistant for the Colonels before spending a pair of seasons coaching in the high school ranks. Conque is married to the former Angele’ Jackson as the couple has three sons: Chasse (and his wife Lisa), Benton and Zach, a sophomore quarterback for the Lumberjacks. He also became a grandfather as twins Julianna and Sydney were born to Chasse and Lisa in 2012.

THE CONQUE FAMILYBenton, Zach, Sydney, Clint, Angele’, Julianna, Chasse and Lisa


HEAD COACH CLINT CONQUETHE CONQUE FILE what others are saying about conque

PETE CARMICHAELOffensive Coordinator • New Orleans Saints“Coach Conque is an outstanding football coach and is an excellent recruiter. One thing I found unique about him was his complete un-derstanding of all phases of the game. Every program he has been at has been successful, which is how I would characterize him as a coach. He is going to make SFA proud for choosing him to be their coach and leader. I’d be very honored to be on the same staff as him someday.”

CHRIS HATCHERHead Coach • Murray State University“Clint is a great person and an outstanding coach that will represent himself in a first-class manner. He did a phenomonal job at Central Arkansas, and there is no doubt that he will have Stephen F. Austin as a force to be reckoned with in the Southland Conference.”

TRAVIS BUSHAssistant Head Coach • University of Houston“As a coach that had to prepare to face Coach Conque’s teams, I’ve always admired the job he’s done both from a coaching and recruit-ing standpoint. I got to know him and his family on a personal level when we were in the process of recruiting his son (to UT-San Anto-nio) and can’t say enough about the type of man he is. He’s going to bring great energy and will do a great job at SFA.”

MIKE NORVELLDeputy Head Coach • Arizona State University“Coach Conque is a tremendous leader and motivator of his teams. He always seems to get each team to play a little better than every-one thought they were initially capable of play. While he was always innovative in what we would do schematically, he would always fit it around the skills and talents of the players on the team. I know he will bring great success to SFA and will have them competing for championships soon.”

BUSTER FAULKNEROffensive Coordinator • Middle Tennessee State University“Coach Conque gave me an opportunity and helped me learn what it means to be a coach. He’s one of the best out there at mentoring his players and knows what it takes to win. He is a top notch coach and I have a great deal of respect for him and for how he runs his program.”

TIM HORTONRunning Backs Coach • Auburn University“Coach Conque is an outstanding coach who has won consistently at a high level. He has a great offensive mind and will do wonderful things at SFA.”

PERSONALHometown ................................................................................. Baton Rouge, La.High School .............................................................................................. CatholicCollege .......................................................................... Nicholls State Univ., 1983 Degree ......................................................................................B.A., MarketingWife ........................................................................................................... Angele’Children .................................................Chasse (and wife Lisa), Benton and ZachGrandchildren ......................................................................Julianna and SydneyTwitter ............................................................................................@ClintConque

PLAYING EXPERIENCE1979-80 ........................................................................Southwest Mississippi C.C.1981-82 ...................................................................................Nicholls State Univ.1983 ...............................................................................Los Angeles Raiders (NFL)

COACHING EXPERIENCE1984 ........................................................Nicholls State Univ. (Graduate Assistant)1985 ........................................................ Rayne (La.) H.S. (Defensive Coordinator)1986 .........................................St. Thomas More (La.) H.S. (Offensive Coordinator)1987-89 ..................................................... McNeese State Univ. (Assistant Coach)1990-92 ............................................................... Samford Univ. (Assistant Coach)1993-99 ...................Louisiana Tech Univ. (Assistant Coach/Offensive Coordinator)2000-13 .....................................................Univ. of Central Arkansas (Head coach)2014-Present ......................................Stephen F. Austin State Univ. (Head coach)

CONQUE’S CAREER COACHING RECORD Overall SLC Year School Rec. Rec. Postseason 2000 Central Arkansas 3-8 — None 2001 Central Arkansas 9-3 — Division II First Round 2002 Central Arkansas 8-3 — None 2003 Central Arkansas 5-6 — None 2004 Central Arkansas 8-3 — None 2005 Central Arkansas 11-3 — Division II Quarterfinals 2006 Central Arkansas 8-3 — None 2007 Central Arkansas 6-5 5-2 None 2008 Central Arkansas 10-2 6-1 None 2009 Central Arkansas 5-7 2-5 None 2010 Central Arkansas 7-4 4-3 None 2011 Central Arkansas 9-4 6-1 Division I FCS Second Round 2012 Central Arkansas 9-3 6-1 Division I FCS First Round 2013 Central Arkansas 7-5 4-3 None TOTALS 105-59 33-16 Four NCAA Playoff (.640) (.673) Appearances

COACHING HIGHLIGHTS• Winningest coach in Central Arkansas program history and second all-time among collegiate coaches in the state of Arkansas behind Frank Broyles (Univ. of Arkansas)• Three-time conference Coach of the Year and finalist for Eddie Robinson National Coach of the Year Award (2005, 2008, 2012)• 2008 NCAA FCS Region 5 Coach of the Year• Seven top-25 finishes (2001, 2004-06, 2008, 2011-12)• Coached 126 all-conference players and 37 All-Americans


Matt Kubik is in his first season as SFA’s offensive coordinator, working primarily with the ‘Jacks’ quarterbacks. Kubik comes to Nacogdoches after spending the past three seasons as the wide receivers coach at Central Arkansas, working along side coach Conque. Kubik went to UCA after spending four seasons at Southland rival Northwest-ern State, serving as both the wide receivers and running backs coach for the Demons. Kubik began his coaching career at Catholic High School in Baton Rouge, La. in 2006, working with the wide receivers. Kubik was a two-year starter at quar-terback at Louisiana Tech, throwing for over 4,000 yards and 28 touchdowns during his career and was named the team’s offensive MVP as a senior, earning his degree in finance in 2005. He has also been a member of the Manning Pass-ing Academy, the annual quarterback camp hosted by the Manning family. Kubik married his wife, Hannah, in the spring of 2014.

MATT KUBIKOFFENSIVE COORDINATOR

QUARTERBACKS COACHFIRST SEASON AT SFA

LOUISIANA TECH, 2005

Matt Williamson is in his first season as the Lumberjacks’ defensive coordinator, working primarily with SFA’s linebacking corps. Williamson has worked side-by-side with coach Conque for the past seven years, serving as Central Arkansas’ defensive coordinator and linebackers coach since the 2007 season. Under Williamson, UCA led the Southland in scoring de-fense three-straight seasons, leading the league in total defense in 2009. Prior to his time in Conway, Williamson spent seven seasons on the staff at Missouri Western State, serving as the Griffons’ defensive line coach during that span as well as taking on the role of defensive coordinator in 2005. Wil-liamson spent two seasons at Arkansas-Monticello (1999-2000) as a defensive line coach and recruiting coordinator after spending three seasons at Missouri Western as a graduate assistant from 1997-99. A three-time All-MIAA selection at noseguard at Missouri Western, Wil-liamson was a second team All-American in 1996, leading the Griffons with 82 tackles before earning his degree in 1997. He and his wife, Andrea, have two sons: Zach and Brock.

MATT WILLIAMSONDEFENSIVE COORDINATOR

LINEBACKERS COACHFIRST SEASON AT SFA

MISSOURI WESTERN STATE, 1997

LUMBERJACK COACHING STAFF



Bill Best is in his first season as part of the SFA staff, taking over responsibility for the Lumberjacks’ offensive line while serving as the run game coordinator. Best joins coach Conque in Nacogdoches after spending the past two sea-sons as the offensive line coach for Central Arkansas and will serve as the `Jacks run game coordinator. Previously, Best spent seven seasons at West Texas A&M, beginning his career with the Buffs in 2006 as a graduate assistant before being elevated to associate head coach and offensive line coach in 2007. He also spent one season as West Texas’ offensive coordinator (2012). Best spent two seasons as the offensive coordinator and recruiting coordinator at Ranger College (2004-05) after beginning his coaching career spending four years working among the Louisiana high school ranks. Best was an offensive lineman and long snapper at Millsaps College and Louisiana-Monroe, earning his degree from ULM in 2001 before attaining his masters from West Texas A&M in 2007. Best and his wife, Jennifer, are the parents of twins Hannah and Brady.

BILL BESTRUN GAME COORDINATOR

OFFENSIVE LINE COACHFIRST SEASON AT SFA

LOUISIANA-MONROE, 2001

Jeremy Hammock is in his first season on the SFA coaching staff, handling re-sponsibilities with the Lumberjacks’ tight ends as well as serving as SFA’s co-special teams coordinator. Hammock comes to Nacogdoches with coach Conque from Central Arkansas where he spent the past three seasons as the Bears’ running backs coach. Before joining the UCA staff, Hammock spent two seasons at Louisiana-Monroe, his alma mater, working as a graduate assistant from 2009-10 in charge of the Warhawks offensive line. Hammock spent two seasons at Trinity Valley Community College, serving as the director of football operations while coaching both the wide receivers and tight ends. A four-year letterwinner at Louisiana-Monroe, Hammock was a two-year starter at tight end and helped lead the Warhawks to the Sun Belt champion-ship in 2005. He earned his degree in general studies from ULM in 2006 and is married to Markia.

JEREMY HAMMOCKCO-SPECIAL TEAMS COORDINATOR

TIGHT ENDS COACHFIRST SEASON AT SFA

LOUISIANA-MONROE, 2006


Tom Howe joined the SFA coaching staff in the summer of 2014 and will handle the responsibility for the Lumberjack defensive ends. Howe spent the last two seasons at Central Oklahoma, serving as the Bro-chos special teams coordinator and linebacking corps. Prior to his time in Ed-mond, Howe spent one season at MIAA rival Missouri Southern, overseeing the Lions’ defensive line in 2011. In 2010, Howe served as the outside linebackers and defensive line coach at Minnesota-Duluth, helping guide the Bulldogs to a 15-0 record and the NCAA Division II national championship. UMD led the nation in fewest points allowed while ranking among the national leaders in three other categories. Howe spent three seasons at Iowa State (2007-09), assisting with the Cy-clones’ offensive line. He began his coaching career in 2004 as an assistant coach at his high school alma mater in Clinton, Iowa, before serving as a graduate assistant at Minot State and Drake, his alma mater. Howe was a three-year letterwinner at Drake, earning second team All-Conference honors. He earned his bachelor’s degree from Drake and his master’s from Iowa State and is married to the former Kara DeShaw.

TOM HOWEASSISTANT COACHDEFENSIVE ENDS

FIRST SEASON AT SFADRAKE, 2004

Terry Mills is in his first season on the SFA coaching staff, overseeing the ‘Jacks cornerbacks. Mills joins the Lumberjack staff, bringing with him a wealth of knowledge of the Texas High School system. Mills most recently spent two years at Oak Ridge High School in Conroe, serving as defensive coordinator, following a two-year stint at Wylie High School coaching the Pirates’ secondary. Mills spent three seasons at Northwestern State, working with the defen-sive backs, after a pair of high school positions at Carrollton Newman-Smith (2004-06) and Gainesville (2001-03). He began his coaching career at Texas A&M-Commerce, serving as a graduate assistant from 1998-99. The Tyler native spent three seasons as a safety at Northwestern State before closing out his collegiate career at A&M-Commerce, earning his degree in crimi-nal justice in 1998.

TERRY MILLSASSISTANT COACH

CORNERBACKSFIRST SEASON AT SFA

TEXAS A&M-COMMERCE, 1998




One of the most decorated players in Stephen F. Austin history, Jeremy Moses is entering his third season as an assistant coach for the Lumberjacks, working with SFA’s running backs. The first player in school or Southland Conference history to win the Walter Payton Award, given annually to the top player in Division I FCS, Moses has been a key member of the Lumberjack staff for the past two seasons, helping to men-tor quarterback Brady Attaway, his former backup. Attaway closed out his SFA career by sitting second all-time in the Lumberjack record books in nearly every passing category, trailing only his mentor Moses. Named to numerous All-America teams during his collegiate career, Moses rewrote the school and conference record books on his way to being named the NCAA FCS National Player of the Year. A two-time SLC Player of the Year selection, Moses left SFA as the NCAA’s all-time leader in completions at the FCS level. Following his playing career, Moses spent one season at North Alabama as an assistant on Terry Bowden’s coaching staff before returning to his alma ma-ter. The 2011 SFA graduate is married to the former Jessica Miller.

JEREMY MOSESASSISTANT COACHRUNNING BACKS

THIRD SEASON AT SFASTEPHEN F. AUSTIN, 2011

Demo Odems is in his first season on the SFA coaching staff, taking over the primary responsibility for the Lumberjacks’ receiving unit. Odems comes to Nacogdoches after spending the past two seasons at Montana State University, working with the Bobcats’ running backs as MSU ad-vanced to the second round of the FCS playoffs in 2012. Odems also has a great deal of knowledge of the Texas high school scene, serving as the head coach at Lyndon B. Johnson High School in Austin for four seasons, helping lead his alma mater to the district title in 2011, its first since 1995. Prior to returning to Austin, Odems spent one season each at Arkansas-Monticello and Wisconsin after serving as the offensive coordinator at Lancaster High School from 2001-04. The Austin native began his coaching career at his alma mater of Lyndon B. Johnson High School, following a standout career as a receiver at Iowa, earning his degree in 1996. He played indoor football professionally following his collegiate career, be-ing named the Ironman of Arena Bowl XV competing for Grand Rapids in 2001. Odems is married to Kimberly and has an adult son, Justin, and daughter-in-law, DeMonica.

DEMO ODEMSASSISTANT COACHWIDE RECEIVERS

FIRST SEASON AT SFAIOWA, 1996


Chris Van Horn is in his first season with the SFA coaching staff, handling the responsibility for the ‘Jacks defensive tackles. Van Horn joins the SFA staff after spending the past three seasons at the Uni-versity of New Hampshire where he took over the responsibility of the Wildcat defensive tackles. During his time at UNH, the Wildcats captured the 2011 CAA title and continued their streak of 10-straight NCAA postseason appearances, advancing to the FCS semifinals in 2013. Prior to his time in Durham, Van Horn spent three seasons at the University of North Carolina, working under head coach Butch Davis as the Tar Heels made three-straight bowl appearances during that span. A native of Fort Wayne, Ind., Van Horn was a first-team All-American at de-fensive end for St. Francis University, holding the school’s all-time record for sacks in a season and career, and spent three seasons as an assistant coach for his alma mater from 2005-07.

CHRIS VAN HORNASSISTANT COACHDEFENSIVE LINE

FIRST SEASON AT SFAST. FRANCIS, 2004

Mike Walton is in his first season as a member of the SFA staff, working with the Lumberjacks’ defensive backs while serving as SFA’s co-special teams coordina-tor. Walton comes to Nacogdoches after spending three seasons as the defensive coordinator at Angelo State, helping establish the Rams as one of the Lone Star Conference’s top defensive units. Prior to his time in San Angelo, Walton also spent time coaching at the New Mexico Military Institute and Eastern New Mexico as well as three seasons at rival Sam Houston State. Walton was the co-defensive coordinator with NMMI after serving as the special teams and recruiting coordinator for the Bearkats. He earned his first defensive coordinator job with Eastern New Mexico in 2006 after filling a number of positions for the Greyhounds. A four-year starter at Eastern New Mexico, Walton was a two-time All-Amer-ican at linebacker, holding the program’s single season (155) and career (515) tackle record. He earned his degree in special education in 2000 before attain-ing his master’s degree in sport administration in 2002. Walton and his wife, Alicia, have two daughters, Lucia and Grace Marie.

MIKE WALTONCO-SPECIAL TEAMS COORDINATOR

SAFETIES COACHFIRST SEASON AT SFA

EASTERN NEW MEXICO, 2000


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No. Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Yr. Hometown (High School; Previous School) 1 Tyler Boyd 5-10 185 WR Sr. Daingerfield, Texas (Daingerfield) 2 Zach Conque 6-5 230 QB So. Little Rock, Ark. (Catholic; UT-San Antonio) 3 Keavon Madison 5-10 185 DB Sr. Houston, Texas (Hightower) 4 Marquis Mosley 6-4 212 WR Sr. Tyler, Texas (Lee) 5 Justice Liggins 6-1 210 WR So. Tyler, Texas (John Tyler) 6 Gus Johnson 5-10 224 RB Sr. Gilmer, Texas (Gilmer) 7 Hipolito Corporan 6-2 184 DB So. Houston, Texas (Westside; Utah) 8 Braxton Bearden 5-10 186 WR Jr. Carrollton, Texas (Newman-Smith) 9 DJ Ward 5-11 182 WR Sr. The Woodlands, Texas (College Park) 10 Joe Minden 6-2 205 QB Jr. Coppell, Texas (Coppell) 11 A.J. Jones 6-2 205 WR R-Fr. Dallas, Texas (South Oak Cliff; Iowa) 12 Fred Ford 6-0 212 RB Jr. Kirbyville, Texas (Kirbyville) 13 John Franklin 6-4 255 DE Fr. Greenville, Texas (Greenville) 14 Patrick Martin 5-9 182 DB So. Spring, Texas (Dekaney) 15 Marvin Gray 6-1 212 LB Sr. Tyler, Texas (Lee) 17 Bradley Krall 5-10 188 WR So. Lorena, Texas (Lorena) 18 Hunter Taylor 6-1 185 QB So. Whitehouse, Texas (Whitehouse) 19 Robert Sylvester 6-0 180 WR So. Houston, Texas (Cypress Lake) 20 Maurice Poullard 5-11 190 DB Sr. Houston, Texas (Dobie; UT-San Antonio) 21 Eugene Wright 5-9 177 DB So. Rosenberg, Texas (Terry) 22 Marlon Walls 5-10 190 DB Fr. Pearland, Texas (Pearland) 23 Joshawa West 5-10 185 RB So. Angleton, Texas (Angleton) 24 Calvin Lewis 6-0 175 DB Fr. Beaumont, Texas (West Brook) 25 Jamarcus Walker 5-8 170 RB So. Lufkin, Texas (Lufkin) 26 Demundre Freeman 5-11 185 DB Jr. Cedar Hill, Texas (Cedar Hill) 27 Cameron Washington 5-10 185 RB Jr. Corsicana, Texas (Corsicana; Navarro College) 28 Mason Juhl 5-9 194 K Jr. Dallas, Texas (Highland Park) 29 Allen Stewart 6-1 205 DB Fr. Kingwood, Texas (Kingwood Park) 30 Justin Owens 6-1 217 LB Jr. Brea, Calif. (Brea Olinda; Fullerton C.C.) 31 Alex Miller 6-1 196 DB Jr. Allen, Texas (Allen; Navarro College) 32 BJ Fashola 6-1 200 DB Fr. Klein, Texas (Klein) 33 Trey Vallier 6-0 194 DB Sr. Henderson, Texas (Henderson) 34 Avery Henderson 5-11 192 DB So. Tyler, Texas (Chapel Hill) 36 Brett Rattan 6-3 226 K R-Fr. Mesquite, Texas (Poteet) 37 Ahmad Muhammad 6-0 185 DB Fr. Plano, Texas (Plano East) 39 Chance Barney 6-1 230 LB Fr. Covington, La. (Covington) 40 Collin Garrett 6-2 214 LB Sr. Beaumont, Texas (West Brook; Kansas) 41 Chip Jones 5-11 212 LB Jr. Mesquite, Texas (Horn; Navarro College) 42 Jordan Wiggs 5-10 206 K Sr. Grand Prairie, Texas (South Grand Prairie) 43 Nick Bryant 5-10 205 DB Sr. Beaumont, Texas (West Brook) 44 Jamal Allen 6-0 241 DE So. Frankston, Texas (Frankston) 45 Nick Bruno 5-10 194 P Jr. Rowlett, Texas (Rowlett) 46 Jabralon Allen 6-0 222 LB So. Frankston, Texas (Frankston) 48 Maurice Rivers 6-4 240 DE Fr. Winona, Miss. (Winona) 49 Chase Curry 6-1 226 FB Sr. Corpus Christi, Texas (Calallen; Incarnate Word) 50 Rodney Young 6-1 224 LB Sr. Spring, Texas (Dekaney) 51 Chris Wilkerson 6-3 220 LS Fr. Waller, Texas (Waller) 52 Eroni Foifua 6-0 228 LB Sr. Fagatogo, American Samoa (Samoana; Tyler J.C.) 60 Shane Roberson 6-2 304 OL R-Fr. Little Elm, Texas (Frisco) 61 Kyle Romano 6-2 230 LS R-Fr. Lucas, Texas (Lovejoy)

No. Name Year Pos. 93 ALEXANDER, Lamont Fr. DT 46 ALLEN, Jabralon So. LB 44 ALLEN, Jamal So. DE 80 ARDOIN, Darrion Fr. WR 74 BALLARD, Robert Fr. OL BARNARD, Jordan R-Fr. WR 39 BARNEY, Chance Fr. LB 8 BEARDEN, Braxton Jr. WR 67 BODDIE, Michael Jr. OL 1 BOYD, Tyler Sr. WR 45 BRUNO, Nick Jr. P 95 BRYANT, Donald Jr. DL 43 BRYANT, Nick Sr. DB 85 CLEMENTS, Jayson Fr. TE 2 CONQUE, Zach So. QB 7 CORPORAN, Hipolito So. DB 49 CURRY, Chase Sr. FB 77 DANE, David Jr. OL 87 DODDY, Aaron R-Fr. WR 32 FASHOLA, BJ Fr. DB 52 FOIFUA, Eroni Sr. LB 12 FORD, Fred Jr. RB 13 FRANKLIN, John Fr. DE 26 FREEMAN, Demundre Jr. DB 40 GARRETT, Collin Sr. LB 15 GRAY, Marvin Sr. LB HAIRE, Halen R-Fr. LB 97 HARRISON, Kedrick So. DL 90 HATTEN, Shayvion Sr. DL 34 HENDERSON, Avery So. DB 89 HENDERSON, Danan Sr. TE 82 HOUSTON, Jimmie Fr. WR 6 JOHNSON, Gus Sr. RB 11 JONES, A.J. R-Fr. WR 41 JONES, Chip Jr. LB 94 JOSEPH, Ashante Sr. DL 28 JUHL, Mason Jr. K 17 KRALL, Bradley So. WR 24 LEWIS, Calvin Fr. DB 5 LIGGINS, Justice So. WR 3 MADISON, Keavon Sr. DB 14 MARTIN, Patrick So. DB McDONALD, Chase Jr. WR 79 McNEW, Andy R-Fr. OL 98 MILES, Ishmiah Sr. DL 31 MILLER, Alex Jr. DB 10 MINDEN, Joe Jr. QB 4 MOSLEY, Marquis Sr. WR 37 MUHAMMAD, Ahmad Fr. DB 64 NEFF, Jeremy Jr. OL


2014 lumberjack roster2014 NUMERICAL ROSTER ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

No. Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Yr. Hometown (High School; Previous School) 63 Justin Reasons 6-3 290 OL So. Groves, Texas (Port Neches-Grove) 64 Jeremy Neff 6-4 318 OL Jr. Mont Belvieu, Texas (Barbers Hill) 65 Hayden Scott 6-2 280 OL Fr. Spring, Texas (Klein Collins) 67 Michael Boddie 6-5 295 OL Jr. Gilmer, Texas (Gilmer; Missouri) 68 Anthony Pullins 6-3 290 OL So. Cedar Hill, Texas (Cedar Hill) 72 Travis Wiggins 6-4 300 OL So. Grand Prairie, Texas (South Grand Prairie) 74 Robert Ballard 6-5 315 OL Fr. San Antonio, Texas (Johnson) 75 Terran Vaughn 6-3 300 OL Jr. Beaumont, Texas (Ozen) 76 Byron Williams 6-4 302 OL Jr. Dickinson, Texas (Dickinson) 77 David Dane 6-6 290 OL Jr. Bells, Texas (Bells) 78 Jake Wallace 6-0 260 OL So. Shreveport, La. (Evangel Christian) 79 Andy McNew 6-4 295 OL R-Fr. Waco, Texas (Robinson) 80 Darrion Ardoin 6-3 190 WR Fr. Missouri City, Texas (Fort Bend Elkins) 81 Aaron Thomas 6-1 188 WR Jr. Burnet, Texas (Burnet) 82 Jimmie Houston 6-1 175 WR Fr. Hooks, Texas (Hooks) 85 Jayson Clements 6-3 235 TE Fr. Waco, Texas (Midway) 86 Will Taylor 6-4 250 TE Fr. Euless, Texas (Trinity) 87 Aaron Doddy 6-4 210 WR R-Fr. Hooks, Texas (Hooks) 88 Aaron Piper 5-9 180 WR R-Fr. Duncanville, Texas (Duncanville) 89 Danan Henderson 6-4 245 TE Sr. Hallsville, Texas (Hallsville) 90 Shayvion Hatten 6-4 292 DL Jr. Daingerfield, Texas (Daingerfield; Texas A&M) 91 Rodney Timmons 6-0 294 DL So. Irving, Texas (Irving) 92 Lance Skyler 6-2 282 DL Jr. Lancaster, Texas (Lancaster) 93 Lamont Alexander 6-3 282 DT Fr. Nolanville, Texas (Killeen) 94 Ashante Joseph 5-10 260 DL Sr. Houston, Texas (Dobie) 95 Donald Bryant 6-2 272 DL Jr. Daingerfield, Texas (Daingerfield; Baylor) 96 Artrez Price 6-1 248 DE So. Killeen, Texas (Killeen) 97 Kedrick Harrison 6-2 246 DL So. Coldspring, Texas (Coldspring-Oakhurst) 98 Ishmiah Miles 6-2 246 DL Sr. Sachse, Texas (Sachse) 99 Mitchell Zimmerle 6-3 250 DE R-Fr. Danbury, Texas (Danbury) Jordan Barnard 6-2 190 WR R-Fr. Burnet, Texas (Burnet) Halen Haire 6-1 215 LB R-Fr. Trophy Club, Texas (Byron Nelson) Chase McDonald 5-11 180 WR Jr. Lumberton, Texas (Lumberton) Doug Sanchez 6-0 254 FB R-Fr. Colmesneil, Texas (Colmesneil) James Tripplett 6-0 170 DB R-Fr. McKinney, Texas (McKinney)

* ROSTER IS CURRENT AS OF JULY 1, 2014

No. Name Year Pos. 30 OWENS, Justin Jr. LB 88 PIPER, Aaron R-Fr. WR 20 POULLARD, Maurice Sr. DB 96 PRICE, Artrez So. DE 68 PULLINS, Anthony So. OL 36 RATTAN, Brett R-Fr. K 63 REASONS, Justin So. OL 48 RIVERS, Maurice Fr. DE 60 ROBERSON, Shane R-Fr. OL 61 ROMANO, Kyle R-Fr. DS SANCHEZ, Doug R-Fr. FB 65 SCOTT, Hayden Fr. OL 92 SKYLER, Lance Jr. DL 29 STEWART, Allen Fr. DB 19 SYLVESTER, Robert So. WR 18 TAYLOR, Hunter So. QB 86 TAYLOR, Will Fr. TE 81 THOMAS, Aaron Jr. WR 91 TIMMONS, Rodney So. DL TRIPPLETT, James R-Fr. DB 33 VALLIER, Trey Sr. DB 75 VAUGHN, Terran Jr. OL 25 WALKER, Jamarcus So. RB 78 WALLACE, Jake So. OL 22 WALLS, Marlon Fr. DB 9 WARD, DJ Sr. WR 27 WASHINGTON, Cameron Jr. RB 23 WEST, Joshawa So. RB 72 WIGGINS, Travis So. OL 42 WIGGS, Jordan Sr. K 51 WILKERSON, Chris Fr. LS 76 WILLIAMS, Byron Jr. OL 21 WRIGHT, Eugene So. DB 50 YOUNG, Rodney Sr. LB 99 ZIMMERLE, Mitchell R-Fr. DE

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LUMBERJACK RETURNER PROFILESJABRALON ALLEN

LINEBACKER6-0 • 222 • SOPHOMORE

FRANKSTON, TEXASFRANKSTON H.S.

2013 (Freshman): Saw action in nine games, earning his first start against McMurry ... Compiled 20 tackles on the season, including eight solo ... Posted a season-high 11 tackles against the Warhawks, including 1.5 tackles for loss, a forced fumble and a pass breakup ... Had four stops in the season opener at Weber State.

2012 (Redshirt): Utilized his redshirt season.

High School: Season Stats: 193 tackles and 23 TFLs ... Led Indians to 8-4 record and second round of Class 2A playoffs ... Earned AP Class 2A honorable mention all-state honors ... Named District 9-2A Defensive MVP ... A Dogwood Circle Defensive Player of the Year selection ... Garnered honorable mention Smoaky.com All-East Texas accolades ... Brother, Jamal, is also a member of the Lumberjack football team.

Year Games ST AT TOT TFL/Yds. Sacks/Yds. Int./Yds. 2013 9 8 12 20 2/1 — — TOTALS 9 8 12 20 2/1 0/0 0/0

ALLEN’S CAREER STATISTICS

JAMAL ALLENDEFENSIVE END

6-0 • 241 • SOPHOMOREFRANKSTON, TEXAS

FRANKSTON H.S.

2013 (Freshman): Played in nine games primarily on special teams ... Recorded a pair of tackles at Central Arkansas.


High School: Season Stats: Threw for 1,057 yards and eight touchdowns, also carried the ball for 1,369 yards and 10 scores ... Led Indians to 8-4 record and second round of Class 2A playoffs ... District 9-2A Co-Offensive MVP ... Earned Dogwood Circle Offensive Player of the Year Honors ... A Smoaky.com Honorable Mention All-East Texas selection.

Year Games ST AT TOT TFL/Yds. Sacks/Yds. Int./Yds. 2013 9 1 1 2 — — — TOTALS 9 1 1 2 — — —

ALLEN’S CAREER STATISTICS

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BRAXTON BEARDENWIDE RECEIVER

5-10 • 186 • JUNIORCARROLLTON, TEXAS

NEWMAN-SMITH H.S.

2013 (Sophomore): Appeared in 11 games, recording 19 catches for 134 yards and three touchdowns ... Hauled in a season-high four catches at Central Arkansas, tallying 20 yards ... Pulled in a 26-yard touchdown pass against Sam Houston State ... Recorded three catches for 24 yards and a touchdown at Southeastern Louisiana ... Had a pair of catches for 18 yards and a touchdown against McNeese State, including a 38-yard rush.

2012 (Freshman): Saw limited action as a sophomore ... Earned playing time against Southwestern Oklahoma.


High School: Recorded 53 receptions for 735 (13.9 ypc) yards and nine touchdowns ... Carried the ball 105 times for 954 rushing yards (9.1 ypc) and 11 touchdowns ... Also recorded 21 touchdowns ... Guided Newman-Smith to the third round of the 4A playoffs in consecutive years ... Earned first-team all-district honors ... A THSCA Academic All-State selection.

Personal: Son of Steve and Janet Bearden Born on Dec. 25, 1992 ... Undecided major.

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Year Games Rec. Yds. Yds./Rec. Long TD 2012 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 2013 11 19 134 7.1 26 3 TOTALS 12 19 134 7.1 26 3

BEARDEN’S CAREER STATISTICS

TYLER BOYDWIDE RECEIVER

5-10 • 185 • SENIORDAINGERFIELD, TEXAS

DAINGERFIELD H.S.

2013 (Junior): All-Southland Conference honorable mention selection ... Saw action in all 12 games with 11 starts ... Caught 79 passes for 1,183 yards on the season, both of which rank second all-time in program history for single-season performances ... Notched the second-best single-game receiving performance with 229 receiving yards at Lamar, notching a pair of touchdowns ... Pulled in 206 receiving yards on 11 catches and a touchdown against Sam Houston, marking the third-best single-game perfor-mance in SFA history ... Recorded 10 or more catches on four occasions, including 11 receptions against both McMurry and the Bearkats ... Had five games of 100 or more receiving yards ... Caught four passes for 142 yards against McNeese State ... Had 112 yards on 11 catches with a touchdown aganst McMurry ... Pulled in 10 catches for 100 yards against Prairie View A&M ... Threat at throwing the ball as well, completing three passes on the year, all of which went for touchdowns of 50-yards or more ... Completed a 75-yard touchdown pass at Texas Tech, followed by a 73-yarder at Central Arkansas and a 51-yarder against McNeese State.

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LUMBERJACK RETURNER PROFILES

2012 (Sophomore): Played in five games ... Caught five passes for 81 yards ... Re-corded a career-high four passes for 67 yards against Lamar.

2011 (Freshman): Played in nine games ... Caught seven passes for 99 yards with one touchdown ... Caught one pass for six yards and his first career touchdown at Nicholls ... Caught two passes for 32 yards against McMurry ... Had a season-long 32-yard recep-tion against Texas State.

High School: A three-star recruit by Rivals.com ... Rushed for 1,843 yards between his sophomore and junior seasons ... Also rushed for 29 touchdowns ... Completed 239-of-417 passes for 4,424 yards 57 touchdowns, with only nine interceptions ... Named 2010 2A Player of the Year by TheOldCoach.com ... Two-time all-state selection ... Helped guided Daingerfield to three-straight state titles.

Personal: Son of Reginald Boyd and Meloney Edmond ... Born on May 5, 1993 ... Un-decided major.

TYLER BOYD

Year Games Rec. Yds. Yds./Rec. Long TD 2011 9 7 99 14.1 32 1 2012 5 5 81 16.2 27 0 2013 12 79 1,183 15.0 75 8 TOTALS 26 91 1,363 15.0 75 9

BOYD’S CAREER STATISTICS

NICK BRUNOPUNTER

5-10 • 194 • JUNIORROWLETT, TEXAS

ROWLETT H.S.

2013 (Sophomore): All-Southland Conference honorable mention ... SFA’s sole punter, appearing in all 12 games ... Finished the year with 62 punts for 2,504 yards, averaging 40.4 yards per punt ... Notched 12 punts of 50-yards or greater with 23 downed inside the 20 ... Belted a season-long punt of 68 yards at Texas Tech, which is tied for the 10th-longest punt in program history ... Averaged 48.4 yards per punt against the Red Raid-ers on nine attempts, booting four punts of 50 yards or more ... Posted a season-best average of 49.4 yards per punt at Southeastern Louisiana with a long of 58 and two oth-ers over 50 yards ... Recorded a punting average of 40 yards or greater in seven games.

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2012 (Freshman): Played in all 11 games as the punter ... Averaged 37.9 yards per punt on 41 punts ... Had nine punts inside the 20, and two punts of more than 50 yards ... Averaged 45 yards per punt, or better, at Montana State and against Northwestern State ... Recorded two punts of at least 50 yards against MSU, including a career-best 76 yarder ... The 76-yard punt is the third-longest punt in program history.

High School: Ranked fourth in the district in scoring ... Converted 8-of-11 field goal attempts, and was 50-of-52 on PATs in 2011 ... Averaged 41.8 yards per punt, including a long of 61 yards during his senior campaign ... 2010 1st Team All District Punter... Received first-team all-district honors in his final season with Rowlett ... Received 4.5 stars as a kicker, and a five-star punter rating from KohlsKicking.com ... Listed as the No. 13 punter, and 100th kicker by KohlsKicking.com ... Also a standout on the Rowlett soccer team.

Personal: Son of William and Monnica Bruno ... Born on September 9, 1993 in Plano, Texas ... Major is business.

Year Games Punts Yds. Avg. I-20 50+ Long 2012 11 41 1,553 37.9 9 2 76 2013 12 62 2,504 40.4 23 12 68 TOTALS 23 103 4,057 39.4 32 14 76

BRUNO’S CAREER STATISTICS

DONALD BRYANTDEFENSIVE LINEMAN

6-2 • 272 • JUNIORDAINGERFIELD, TEXAS

DAINGERFIELD H.S./BAYLOR

2013 (Sophomore): Played in all 12 games, tallying 32 tackles on the year with 10 solo ... Finished with 3.5 tackles for loss and a sack ... Posted a season-high six tackles at Weber State with his first career interception ... Tied his season-high with six tackles against Nicholls State, recording a sack ... Recorded five tackles at Northwestern State with one for loss.

2012 (Freshman): Did not compete for SFA.

2011 (Redshirt): Redshirted at Baylor ... Member of Bears’ practice squad.

High School: Two-way all-state lineman won three straight state championships at Daingerfield (Texas) High School... Played under head coach Barry Bowman at DHS (Ti-gers totaled 44-3 record final three seasons)... Rated No. 96 defensive tackle nationally by ESPN.com... Listed No. 19 defensive end prospect in state by TexasHSFootball.com... Earned 2010 third-team Class 2A All-State honors by TSWA and second-team All-East Texas by Tyler Courier-Times-Telegraph as defensive lineman after helping Daingerfield to 14-1 record and 2A DI state championship.

Personal: Son of Brenda Johnson and Donald Bryant... Born Sept. 10, 1992 in Mount Pleasant, Texas... Majoring in general studies.

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Year Games ST AT TOT TFL/Yds. Sacks/Yds. Int./Yds. 2013 12 10 22 32 3.5/15 1/9 1/6 TOTALS 12 10 22 32 3.5/15 1/9 1/6

BRYANT’S CAREER STATISTICS


LUMBERJACK RETURNER PROFILESNICK BRYANT

DEFENSIVE BACK5-10 • 205 • SENIORBEAUMONT, TEXAS

WEST BROOK

2013 (Junior): Saw action in all 12 games, finishing with 20 tackles including eight solo ... Notched a season-best 10 stops in the season-opener at Weber State ... Had three tackles each against both McMurry and Prairie View A&M, recording a pass break-up against the Warhawks.

2012 (Sophomore): Played in six games ... Was the backup at the SAM linebacker ... Recorded three tackles ... Had a season-high two stops against Nicholls State.

2011 (Freshman): Appeared in five games recording an assisted tackle in each game ... Also broke up a pass against Lamar.

High School: Recorded 104 tackles, and picked off three passes in his final two seasons ... A first-team All-District 21-5A selection ... A first-team all-super gold selection ... An All-SETXsports.com second-team selection ... Helped lead Westbrook to the second round of the Class 5A Division I state playoffs ... Also earned Academic All-District hon-ors ... Also ran track.

Personal: Son of Paul and Stephany Bryant ... Born on Nov. 9, 1992 ... Undecided major.

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Year Games ST AT TOT TFL/Yds. Sacks/Yds. Int./Yds. 2011 5 0 5 5 — — — 2012 6 1 2 3 — — — 2013 12 8 12 20 — — — TOTALS 23 9 19 28 0/0 0/0 0/0

BRYANT’S CAREER STATISTICS

NICK BRYANT

CHASE CURRYFULLBACK

6-1 • 226 • SENIORCORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS

CALALLEN H.S./INCARNATE WORD

2013 (Junior): Appeared in all 12 games at the fullback position ... Helped provide key blocking for Gus Johnson’s 1,000-yard season ... Caught a pair of passes on the season, including one against Montana State and another at Central Arkansas ... Credited with a tackle at Northwestern State.

Prior to SFA: Spent two seasons at Incarnate Word ... Two year starter as a fullback and linebacker at Calallen High School in Corpus Christi ... All-district selection and team captain as a senior ... Helped lead the Wildcats to a pair of district championships ... Coached by lengendary Texas high school coach Phil Danaher.

Personal: Born Oct. 21, 1991 in Corpus Christi ... Son of Clint and Angie Curry ... Major-ing in communications.

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Year Games Rec. Yds. Yds./Rec. Long TD 2013 12 2 24 12.0 16 0 TOTALS 12 2 24 12.0 16 0

CURRY’S CAREER STATISTICS

DAVID DANEOFFENSIVE LINEMAN

6-6 • 290 • JUNIORBELLS, TEXAS

BELLS H.S.

2013 (Sophomore): Saw action in 12 games on the offensive line with three starts ... Key member of offensive line that helped the SFA offense produce a 1,000-yard rusher and a 4,000-yard passer as SFA ranked among the national leaders in total offense.

2012 (Freshman): Played in eight games ... Was the backup to Byron Williams at right guard ... Protected for an offense that led the nation in passing ... The O-Line ranked 10th nationally in pass protection.

2011 (Redshirt): Spent his rookie season on the Lumberjack demonstration units.

High School: Two-year letterwinner at Bells High School ... Played center, left tackle, defensive end and served as the team deep snapper ... Also lettered in basketball and track and field ... Set new Bells ISD record in the discus.

Personal: Son of Jeff and Desay Dane ... Born Nov. 7, 1992 ... Majoring in business.

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LUMBERJACK RETURNER PROFILESAARON DODDY

WIDE RECEIVER6-4 • 210 • REDSHIRT FRESHMAN

HOOKS, TEXASHOOKS H.S.


High School: A two-star prospect according to Rivals.com ... A 2012 APSE Class 2A Honorable Mention All-State pick ... A second-team all-district selection as a quarter-back and a first-team all-district pick at punter during his senior year ... A first-team all-district selection at safety and an honorable mention all-district selection at quar-terback as a junior ... Also earned all-region honors in basketball.

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ERONI FOIFUALINEBACKER

6-0 • 228 • SENIORFAGATOGO, AMERICAN SAMOA

SAMOANA H.S./TYLER J.C.

2013 (Junior): Competed in 10 games, playing primarily on special teams ... Credited with a solo tackle against Montana State.

Prior to SFA: Spent a season each at both West Hills College in Coalinga, Calif., and Tyler Junior College ... Three year letterwinner at linebacker at Samoana High School in American Samoa ... Named a first team all-star and earned Linebacker of the Year honors.

Personal: Born Sept. 2, 1992 in American Samoa ... Son of Foifua and Salilo Foifua ... Criminal justice major.

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FOIFUA’S CAREER STATISTICS

FRED FORDRUNNING BACK

6-0 • 212 • JUNIORKIRBYVILLE, TEXAS

KIRBYVILLE H.S.

2013 (Sophomore): Saw action in nine games ... Tallied 50 carries for 242 yards and a touchdown on the season ... Rushed 20 times for 94 yards and a touchdown against McMurry, including a season-long 34-yard scamper ... Rushed 10 times for 37 yards at Central Arkansas ... Racked up 40 yards on five carries against Nicholls State ... Caught three passes on the year for 62 yards, including a 50-yard reception at Central Arkansas.

2012 (Redshirt): Utilized his redshirt as a sophomore.

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2011 (Freshman): Played in 11 games ... Carried the ball 65 for 356 yards and five touchdowns ... Rushed 11 times for 102 yards, and two touchdowns against McMurry ... Had a season-long rush of 47 yards against the War Hawks ... Also hauled in two passes for six yards versus McMurry ... Recorded a season-high 12 carries for 67 yards and a touchdowns against McNeese State.

High School: Finished his career with 513 carries for 4,968 yards and 64 touchdowns ... A two-star recruit according to Rivals.com ... Named District 18-3A Offensive MVP ... All-SETXsports.com MVP ... Received first-team all-state honors according to TheOld-Coach.com ... A Smoaky.com All-East Texas first-team selection ... Accounted for 287 yards of total offense and 3 TDs in 2A state title game ... Nominated for the Willie Ray Smith Award.

Personal: Son of Freddie and Tracey Samuel ... Born on Oct. 24, 1991 in Jasper, Texas ... Majoring in kinesiology.

Year Games Att. Yds. Yds./Att. Long TD 2011 11 65 356 5.5 47 5 2012 REDSHIRT 2013 9 50 242 4.8 34 1 TOTALS 20 115 598 5.2 47 6

FORD’S CAREER STATISTICS

Year Games ST AT TOT TFL/Yds. Sacks/Yds. Int./Yds. 2012 9 9 8 17 — — — 2013 12 19 9 28 1/3 — 1/55 TOTALS 21 28 17 45 1/3 — 1/55

FREEMAN’S CAREER STATISTICS

DEMUNDRE FREEMANDEFENSIVE BACK

5-11 • 185 • JUNIORCEDAR HILL, TEXAS

CEDAR HILL H.S.

2013 (Sophomore): Played in all 12 games with 10 starts in the defensive secondary ... Posted 28 tackles on the year, including 19 solo ... Recorded a season-best six stops, including five unassisted, at Lamar ... Notched five tackles at Northwestern State ... Had four solo tackles at Texas Tech ... Posted three unassisted tackles, a tackle for loss, a forced fumble and a 55-yard interception return at Weber State in the season opener ... Recorded three tackles and a pass breakup in the upset victory against Montana State.

2012 (Freshman): Saw time on specials teams and in the Lumberjack secondary.

High School: Recorded 27 tackles, including 16 assists and two interceptions during his senior year ... Guided Cedar Hill to a district title ... A two-time second-team all-district selection ... A 2010 private school honorable mention all-state ... Was also a standout on the track and field team.

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LUMBERJACK RETURNER PROFILESCOLLIN GARRETT

LINEBACKER6-2 • 214 • SENIORBEAUMONT, TEXAS

WEST BROOK H.S./KANSAS

2013 (Junior): Started the 10 games he played in for SFA ... Ranked second on the team with 88 tackles, including 40 solo and 4.5 tackles for loss ... Notched double-digit tackle totals in six of his 10 games ... Recorded a season-best 12 stops in the upset win over Montana State, including six solo tackles and an interception ... Posted 11 tackles, including six unassisted and a tackle for loss, at Southeastern Louisiana ... Tallied 10 total tackles, comprised by seven unassisted, at both Lamar and Northwestern State ... Finished with 10 tackles against both McMurry and McNeese State, generating a pair of pass breakups against the Warhawks ... Notched eight tackles with an interception against Nicholls State.

2012 (Sophomore): Earned honorable mention All-SLC honors ...Played in and started all 11 games ... Led the team and finished fourth in the conference averaging 8.7 tackles per game ... Had 48 solo stops, and was third on the team with 9.5 tackles for losses ... Was also credited with a sack, a forced fumble, and picked off a pass ... Recorded four double-digit tackle performances ... Had a season-high 13 tackles at Montana State and against Sam Houston State ... Also recorded two tackles for losses and a sack at MSU ... Recorded 10 stops and forced a fumble against Nicholls State ... Posted 11 stops against Central Arkansas ... His lone interception of the season came against Lamar.

Prior to SFA: Spent his freshman season at Kansas, appearing in six games ... Made career debut against Oklahoma, collecting four tackles ... Added single stops against Kansas State and Baylor ... Made one tackle at Arrowhead Stadium against Missouri ... One of 10 true freshmen to play in 2011 ... Class 5A all-state honorable mention selec-tion as a senior at Beaumont West Brook H.S. ... Also earned all-state recognition as a junior ... Named district 5A-21 defensive MVP after both his junior and senior seasons ... Was a two-time all-district selection and a two-time all-southeast Texas first-team selection ... Registered 155 tackles and returned an interception for a touchdown as a senior... As a junior he recorded 137 tackles ... Recorded more than 300 tackles in his career ... Recorded four interceptions and forced four fumbles ... A two-year letterwin-ner as an outside linebacker ... Also competed in track.

Personal: Born in Beaumont, Texas ... Son of Lisa Gloude and Greg Garrett ... Plans to major in psychology ... Father and uncle both played basketball at SFA.

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Year Games ST AT TOT TFL/Yds. Sacks/Yds. Int./Yds. 2012 11 48 48 96 9.5/19 0.5/4 1/33 2013 10 40 48 88 4.5/11 — 2/-2 TOTALS 21 88 96 184 14/30 0.5/4 3/31

GARRETT’S CAREER STATISTICS

COLLIN GARRETT

MARVIN GRAYLINEBACKER

6-1 • 212 • SENIORTYLER, TEXAS

TYLER LEE H.S.

2013 (Junior): Appeared in 11 games with one start ... Recorded 27 tackles on the season, including 12 unassisted ... Notched a season-high nine tackles against McNeese State ... Recorded five stops at Lamar ... Tallied four unassisted tackles at Texas Tech, including a pair of tackles for loss ... Credited with four tackles against McMurry.

2012 (Sophomore): Played in seven games earning one start ... Recorded nine tack-les, broke up three passes and recovered a fumble ... Posted a season-high four tackles against Lamar ... Recorded one tackle and recovered a fumble, which he returned 45 yards for a score against Southwestern Oklahoma.

2011 (Freshman): Appeared in four games ... Recorded a total of five tackles, includ-ing three solos ... Recorded two tackles at Baylor and Lamar ... The two stops at Baylor were both solo tackles.

High School: Recorded 84 tackles and picked off four passes during his senior season ... A two-time first-team all-district ... First-team All-East Texas ... Received third-team TSWA Class 5A all-state recognition in 2009.

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MARVIN GRAY



Year Games ST AT TOT TFL/Yds. Sacks/Yds. Int./Yds. 2011 4 3 2 5 — — — 2012 7 4 5 9 0.5/1 — — 2013 11 12 15 27 2/2 — — TOTALS 22 19 22 41 2.5/3 — —

GRAY’S CAREER STATISTICS

KEDRICK HARRISONDEFENSIVE LINEMAN

6-2 • 246 • SOPHOMORECOLDSPRING, TEXAS

COLDSPRING-OAKHURST H.S.

2013 (Freshman): Appeared in all 12 games ... Posted 23 tackles with 10 unassisted, 5.0 tackles for loss and a pair of sacks ... Tallied a season-best four tackles at Southeast-ern Louisiana with a tackle for loss ... Had three tackles at Weber State in the season-opener with a tackle for loss, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery ... Credited with three solo tackles, one of which was a tackle for loss at Texas Tech ... Recorded a sack against Nicholls State and Sam Houston State, forcing a fumble against the Colonels.


High School: Named Texas APSE 2011 Class 3A First-Team All-State ... Posted 122 tackles, including 16 for losses ... A 2011 first-team All-SETX selection ... Three-time all-district selection ... 2010 honorable mention all-state ... Named district defensive player of the year as a senior ... Honorable mention Academic All-State ... Closed out his career with 376 total tackles.

Personal: Son of Spiller and Denise Harrison ... Born Aug. 15, 1994, in Livingston, Texas ... Plans to major in kinesiology.

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Year Games ST AT TOT TFL/Yds. Sacks/Yds. Int./Yds. 2013 12 10 13 23 5/16 2/9 — TOTALS 12 10 13 23 5/16 2/9 0/0

HARRISON’S CAREER STATISTICS

SHAYVION HATTENDEFENSIVE LINEMAN

6-4 • 292 • JUNIORDAINGERFIELD, TEXAS

DAINGERFIELD H.S./TEXAS A&M

2013 (Sophomore): Started all 12 games on the defensive line ... Finished with 46 tackles, including 17 solo and 5.5 tackles for loss ... Posted a season-best eight stops with 1.5 tackles for loss against McNeese State ... Notched seven tackles, including a season-best five solo stops, at Lamar with a TFL ... Credited with five tackles and a pair of bass breakups at Weber State in the season opener ... Posted tackles for loss in the upset victory over Montana State and against Sam Houston State.

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Prior to SFA: Spent two seasons at Texas A&M, playing in two games for the Aggies ... Recorded two assisted tackles after redshirting in 2011 ... Played offensive and defen-sive line at Daingerfield High School, earned second-team Class 2A All-State honors on offense as a junior and All-East Texas honors on defense as a senior ... Produced 32 pan-cakes, 18 knockdowns and graded 84 percent on offensive line in 2009 ... As a senior, Hatten posted 59 tackles, 2 sacks and a fumble recovery ... Selected to Dave Campbell’s Texas Football Super Team (Third Team) and was rated the No. 8 OL in Texas by DCTF ... DCTF Top 300 ... PrepStar All-Region ... SuperPrep All-Region ... Helped Daingerfield to a 44-3 record and three straight Class 2A state championships.

Personal: Son of Tiffany Hatten and Andrew Porter ... Born Feb. 1, 1993 ... Agricultural leadership and development.

Year Games ST AT TOT TFL/Yds. Sacks/Yds. Int./Yds. 2013 12 17 29 46 5.5/12 — — TOTALS 12 17 29 46 5.5/12 0/0 0/0

HATTEN’S CAREER STATISTICS

AVERY HENDERSONDEFENSIVE BACK

5-11 • 192 • SOPHOMORETYLER, TEXAS

CHAPEL HILL H.S.

2013 (Freshman): Saw action nine games with a pair of starts ... Tallied 11 tackles on the year with six unassisted tackles ... Recorded a season-high four stops against Prairie View A&M ... Credited with a pair of tackles at Weber State, at Texas Tech and against Nicholls State.


High School: Named to the 2011 ETFinalScore.com Super 50 team ... Recorded 43 tackles, including one for a loss, and recorded five pass deflections as a senior ... Also recorded 19 catches for 372 yards and five touchdowns in 2011 ... Hauled in 55 catches for 1,037 yards and eight touchdowns as a junior ... Rated the No. 2 receiver in District 17-3A, and 32nd-best receiver during his senior year ... Received All District honors and All State academics.

Personal: Son of Darrell Henderson and Tara Mosely ... Born on November 16, 1993 ... Plans to major in physical therapy.

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Year Games ST AT TOT TFL/Yds. Sacks/Yds. Int./Yds. 2013 9 6 5 11 — — — TOTALS 9 6 5 11 0/0 0/0 0/0

HENDERSON’S CAREER STATISTICS


LUMBERJACK RETURNER PROFILESDANAN HENDERSON

TIGHT END6-4 • 245 • SENIORHALLSVILLE, TEXAS

HALLSVILLE H.S.

2013 (Sophomore): Appeared in seven games on the season, playing primarily on special teams ... Finished with three tackles on the year, including a pair against Mc-Murry ... Credited with a solo tackle at Texas Tech.

2012 (Freshman): Played in four games ... Recorded four tackles, including one unas-sisted stop ... Had two tackles in the season opener against Southwestern Oklahoma and two against Nicholls State ... One of his two tackles against the Colonels was a sack.

High School: A two-sport letterwinner at Hallsville ... Garnered first-team all-district honors at linebacker ... Also received All-Hanson/Mason County honors and All-East Texas honors on the gridiron ... Recorded 120 tackles, including three sacks, as a senior ...He also picked off a pass and forced five fumbles in his final prep season ... Lists his best overall performance as a 19-tackle, one-interception effort against Mount Pleas-ant ... Was named team captain, and received team defensive MVP honors ...Was an all-district forward in basketball as a senior ... Also earned academic all-district honors.

Personal: Son of Danny and Nancy Henderson ... Born July 13, 1992, in Monroe, La.

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GUS JOHNSONRUNNING BACK

5-10 • 224 • SENIORGILMER, TEXAS

GILMER H.S.

Currently sits sixth all-time in program history with 2,224 career rushing yards and third all-time with 28 career rushing touchdowns

2013 (Junior): Second team All-Southland Conference selection ... Rushed for 1,061 yards on the season, the fifth-best single-season rushing total in program history ... Scored 11 rushing touchdowns on the season, averaging 6.0 yards per attempt ... Reeled off an 81-yard touchdown run at Lamar, which is the second-longest rushing play in SFA history ... Notched seven 100+ rushing games on the year, highlighted by his 179-yard performance (18 carries) against Prairie View A&M ... Rushed for 165 yards on 20 carries and a touchdown at Lamar ... Tallied 157 yards on 26 attempts with three touchdowns in the upset victory over second-ranked Montana State, earning Southland Conference Offensive Player of the Week honors ... Carried the ball 26 times for 136 yards and a touchdown against Sam Houston State ... Rushed for 110 yards on 24 car-ries and a touchdown in the season opener at Weber State ... Tallied 21 carries for 106 yards and a touchdown at Southeastern Louisiana ... Found the endzone twice against McMurry, racking up 102 yards on 16 attempts ... Also caught 21 passes for 108 yards on the season, giving him 1,180 all-purpose yards.

2012 (Sophomore): First-team All-Southland Conference selection ... Became the first Lumberjack running back to earn first-team all-conference honors since 2006 ... Played in 10 games earning eight starts on the season ... Finished second in the con-ference with 954 yards rushing ... Led the league averaging better than six yards per carry ... Was also second in the league with 14 rushing touchdowns ... Also hauled in 14

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passes for 86 yards and a score ... Recorded five games of rushing for at least 100 yards, and two of more than 200 yards ... Was named Southland Conference Offense Player of the Week and College Sporting News Weekly All-Star after rushing for 215 yards on 32 carries and four touchdowns against Central Arkansas ... Closed out the season by set-ting a career high with 33 rushes for 226 yards and score ... The 226-yard outing was the third-best single-game performance in school history ... Ran for 107 yards on 10 carries, and had two touchdowns in the season opener against Southwestern Oklahoma ... Had a 15-carry, 104-yard rushing night with two touchdowns at Texas State ... Also caught a 10-yard pass for a score against the Bobcats ... Rushed for four touchdowns at South-eastern Louisiana ... Finished the game with 20 carries for 124 yards against the Lions.

2011 (Freshman): Appeared in 10 games this season ... Had 45 carries for 194 yards and three touchdowns ... Also caught five passes for 60 yards ... Finished the season with 294 all-purpose yards ... Had five carries for 37 yards and a score, including a long 30 yards in the season opener against McMurry ... Had six carries for 41 yards and a score versus Southeastern Louisiana ... Tied a career-high with nine carries for 34 yards in a score at Northwestern State ... Caught one pass for a season-high 19 yards against McNeese State.

High School: A three-star recruit according to Rivals.com ... Ranked as the 42nd overall running back according to Rivals.com ... Named MVP of the Nike Combine at TCU ... A first-team all-district selection ... Carried the ball 166 times for 1,312 (7.9 ypc) yards and nine touchdowns during his senior season ... Recorded 1,764 yards rushing and 18 touchdowns in his final two seasons ... Hauled in 49 passes for 562 (11.5 ypc) yards and five scores as a senior ... Helped Gilmer to a 9-4 record during his senior season.

Year Games Att. Yds. Yds./Att. Long TD 2011 10 45 194 4.3 30 3 2012 10 154 969 6.3 66 14 2013 11 176 1,061 6.0 81 11 TOTALS 31 375 2,224 5.9 81 28

JOHNSON’S CAREER RUSHING STATISTICS

Year Games Rec. Yds. Yds./Rec. Long TD 2011 10 5 60 12.0 19 0 2012 10 14 86 6.1 19 1 2013 11 21 108 5.1 16 0 TOTALS 31 40 254 6.3 19 1

JOHNSON’S CAREER receiving STATISTICS

GUS JOHNSON


LUMBERJACK RETURNER PROFILESASHANTE JOSEPH

DEFENSIVE LINEMAN5-10 • 260 • SENIOR

HOUSTON, TEXASDOBIE H.S.

2013 (Junior): Appeared in three games on the season, tallying three tackles ... Had a pair of solo tackles at Texas Tech ... Credited with an assisted stop against McMurry.

2012 (Sophomore): Played in five games ... Recorded seven tackles ... Posted a sea-son-best two tackles against Nicholls State and Lamar.

2011 (Freshman): Saw limited action for SFA.

High School: A three-year letterwinner at Dobie High School ... Also lettered in pow-erlifting ...Received first-team all-district honors ... A two-time academic all-district selection ...Holds Dobie’s powerlifting record in the squat (560 lbs.).

Personal: Son of Condredge and Penelope Joseph ...Born Sept. 4, 1992, in Florida ... Father played football at McNeese State and in the NFL with the New Orleans Saints.

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Year Games ST AT TOT TFL/Yds. Sacks/Yds. Int./Yds. 2012 5 1 5 6 — — — 2013 3 2 1 3 — — — TOTALS 8 3 6 9 0/0 0/0 0/0

JOSEPH’S CAREER STATISTICS

MASON JUHLKICKER

5-9 • 194 • JUNIORDALLAS, TEXAS

HIGHLAND PARK H.S.

2013 (Sophomore): Handled kickoff duties in seven games for SFA ... Had 28 kickoffs for 1,509 yards (53.9 avg.) with four touchbacks.

2012 (Freshman): Served as the backup kicker through his rookie season ... Went 4-of-4 on PATs, including conversions on all three attempts in the rain against Central Arkansas ... Also made a tackle on special teams.

High School: A two-year letterwinner at Highland Park for coach Randy Allen ... Lists his best performance as a 4-of-4 performance on field goals, connecting on attempts from 32, 40, 38 and 47 yards.

Personal: Son of Michael Juhl and Bess Soplita ... Born Aug. 6, 1993, in Highland Park, Texas.

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BRADLEY KRALLWIDE RECEIVER

5-10 • 188 • SOPHOMORELORENA, TEXAS

LORENA H.S.

2013 (Freshman): Saw action in one game, catching a pass in the season opener at Weber State before suffering a season-ending collarbone injury.


High School: Three year letterwinner at wide receiver at Lorena High School ... Three-time all-district selection ... Two-time all-region selection ... Capped his prep career by notching nearly 1,400 receiving yards and 1,200 rushing yards ... Helped guide the Leopards to a pair of district championships and 10-win seasons ... Named Offensive MVP as both a junior and senior ... Coached by Ray Biles ... Also lettered three times in baseball, earning all-region honors in 2011 and 2012, and three more times in track and field ... Three-time academic all-district honoree.

Personal: Born Nov. 13, 1993 ... Son of John and Gayle Krall ... Majoring in nursing.

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KRALL’S CAREER STATISTICS

justice ligginsWIDE RECEIVER

6-1 • 210 • SOPHOMORETYLER, TEXAS

JOHN TYLER H.S.

2013 (Freshman): Appeared in seven games for SFA, playing primarily on special teams ... Had three catches for 33 yards on the season ... Pulled in a pass at Texas Tech, against McMurry and against McNeese State.

High School: A two-star prospect according to Rivals.com ... Ranked as the 16th best player in East Texas according to ETSN.fm ... Hauled in 83 passes for 964 yards and eight touchdowns during his senior year ... Earned all-district and all-region honors ... Helped guide John Tyler to a 13-2 record and a Class 4A Division I state semifinal appearance ... Also had offers from Wyoming.

Personal: Son of Jerry Liggins and Evelyn Florence ... Born Dec. 14, 1994, in Tyler, Texas.

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LIGGINS’ CAREER STATISTICS


LUMBERJACK RETURNER PROFILESkeavon madison

DEFENSIVE BACK5-10 • 185 • SENIOR

HOUSTON, TEXASHIGHTOWER H.S.

2013 (Junior): Saw action in six games with a pair of starts ... Recorded 34 tackles on the year, including 21 unassisted ... Notched a season-high 12 stops at Lamar, including eight solo tackles ... Credited with seven tackles against Prairie View A&M ... Recorded six stops, five of which were unassisted, at Northwestern State ... Tallied four tackles and an interception against Nicholls State.

2012 (Sophomore): Played in six games, earning a start at Southeastern Louisiana ... Finished the year with five tackles, including four solo stops, and a pass break up ... Recorded a season-high two solo tackles at Southeastern Louisiana ... The lone pass deflection came against Lamar.

2011 (Freshman): Spent the 2011 season on the Lumberjack demonstration units.

High School: A three-year letterwinner at Hightower High School ... Garnered all-district honors ... Guided Hightower to the 2009 5A State Championship.

Personal: Son of Elisha and Octavia Williams ... Born Sept. 5, 1991, in Houston, Texas.

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Year Games ST AT TOT TFL/Yds. Sacks/Yds. Int./Yds. 2012 6 4 1 5 0.5/2 — — 2013 6 21 13 34 — — 1/0 TOTALS 12 25 14 39 0.5/2 — 1/0

MADISON’S CAREER STATISTICS

KEAVON MADISON

PATRICK MARTINDEFENSIVE BACK

5-9 • 182 • SOPHOMORESPRING, TEXASDEKANEY H.S.

2013 (Freshman): Appeared in all 12 games with seven starts for the `Jacks ... Tallied 44 tackles on the year, including 24 solo, 3.0 tackles for loss and a sack ... Notched a season-best eight tackles against Sam Houston State, four of which were solo stops ... Credited with seven tackles against Nicholls State, six of which were unassisted, with a pair of TFL and a sack ... Notched seven tackles at Central Arkansas, credited with 0.5 TFL ... Posted six tackles against Prairie View A&M ... Recorded five solo tackles at Texas Tech.


High School: Named to the 2011 Super List ... Was named to the Best of the Rest DBs list according to TexasFootball.com ... Two-time second-team all-district ... Guided Dekaney to a 13-2 record and the 2011 Texas Division II 5A State title, the first in school history ... Recorded 43 tackles and picked off two passes as a senior ... Received interest from UTEP, Houston, Texas Tech, Wyoming and Central Michigan.

Personal: Son of Lionel and Rita Martin ... Born February 18, 1994 in Houston ... Un-decided major.

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Year Games ST AT TOT TFL/Yds. Sacks/Yds. Int./Yds. 2013 12 24 20 44 3/12 1/7 — TOTALS 12 24 20 44 3/12 1/7 0/0

MARTIN’S CAREER STATISTICS

ANDY McNEWOFFENSIVE LINEMAN

6-4 • 295 • REDSHIRT FRESHMANWACO, TEXAS

ROBINSON H.S.


High School: A first-team All-Centex selection as a senior ... A two-time First-Team All-District 17-3A selection ... A 2011 TXPrepsFootball.com first-team selection ... A two-time all-super centex selection ... Graded out at 96 percent during his junior season, surrendering no sacks despite protecting for an offense that put the ball in the air 400 times ... Was selected to play in the FCA All-Star game ... A three-time academic all-district selection, and a two-time Academic All-State pick ... Also received interest from Oklahoma State, SMU and Texas Tech.

Personal: Son of Jeffrey and Cheryl McNew ... Born Sept. 6, 1994, in Waco.

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ISHMIAH MILESDEFENSIVE LINEMAN

6-2 • 246 • SENIORSACHSE, TEXAS

SACHSE H.S.

2013 (Junior): Southland Conference All-Academic Team selection ... Appeared in all 12 games with a pair of starts ... Recorded 41 tackles on the season including 18 unas-sisted, 11.5 tackles for loss and 5.0 sacks ... Opened up the year with six tackles (four solo), 2.0 tackles for loss and a sack at Weber State ... Recorded six stops (three unassist-ed) with 2.5 tackles for loss and a fumble recovery against Sam Houston State ... Logged five tackles with 1.5 tackles for loss and a sack against Nicholls State ... Recorded a pair of tackles for loss with a sack in the upset of second-ranked Montana State.

2012 (Sophomore): Played in 11 games earning one start ... Recorded 26 tackles on the season, including 12 solo stops ... Was also credited with seven tackles for losses and 4.5 sacks, forced a fumble and blocked a kick ... Recorded five tackles, including a sack and a forced fumble at Southeastern Louisiana ... He also blocked a kick against the Lady Lions ... Followed that up with a season-high six tackles, including for solo stops, and two for losses against Northwestern State ... One of his TFLs against the Demons was a sack.

2011 (Freshman): Appeared in nine games ... Recorded 17 total tackles, including eight solos ... Made his first tackle against Baylor where he had four tackles, including three solos ... Had a season-high six tackles against Lamar.

High School: Garnered First-Team All-District 10-5A honors as a senior ... Averaged eight tackles per game ... Recorded 8.5 sacks on the season.

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Year Games ST AT TOT TFL/Yds. Sacks/Yds. Int./Yds. 2011 9 8 9 17 — — — 2012 9 12 14 26 7/44 5/38 — 2013 12 18 23 41 11.5/48 5/33 — TOTALS 30 38 46 84 18.5/92 10/71 0/0

MILES’ CAREER STATISTICS

ishmiah m

iles

JOE MINDENQUARTERBACK

6-2 • 205 • JUNIORCOPPELL, TEXAS

COPPELL H.S.

2013 (Sophomore): Appeared in six games as SFA’s backup quarterback ... Completed 19 of his 31 passes for 200 yards and a pair of touchdowns ... Completed 11 of his 13 passes (84.6%) for 128 yards and a touchdown at Texas Tech ... Went 5-for-10 for 48 yards against McMurry ... Completed two of his three attempts for 24 yards and a touch-down against McNeese State.

2012 (Freshman): Was the backup to starting quarterback Brady Attaway ... Played in five games ... Completed 61-of-108 passes (.565) for 569 yards and two touchdowns during his first season ... Also had five interceptions ... Punted the ball twice for a 33-yard average ... Completed 13-of-19 passes for 86 yards and a score in the season open-er against Southwestern Oklahoma ... Completed 23 passes (61 percent) for 193 yards at SMU ... Connected on 12-of-22 passes (55 percent) for 148 yards and a touchdown in the victory over Lamar.

2011 (Redshirt): Utilized redshirt season.

High School: A three-star quarterback according to Rivals.com ... Received 2010 First-Team All-District 7-5A honors ... Completed 232-of-371 (.625) passes for 3,436 yards ... Also threw for 30 touchdowns with only five picks as a senior ... Was named offensive player of the week after completing 17-of-27 (.630) passes for 267 yards and four touchdowns ... Set Coppell single-season record for passing yards and touchdown passes ... Named 2010 ESPN Rise Most Improved Player.

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Year Games Att. Comp. Pct. Yds. Long TD INT 2012 5 108 61 56.5 569 27 2 5 2013 6 31 19 61.3 200 36 2 0 TOTALS 11 139 80 57.6 769 36 4 5

MINDEN’S CAREER STATISTICS


LUMBERJACK RETURNER PROFILESMARQUIS MOSLEY

WIDE RECEIVER6-4 • 212 • SENIOR

TYLER, TEXASROBERT E. LEE H.S.

2013 (Junior): Appeared in 11 games among the SFA receiving corps ... Pulled in 22 catches for 292 yards and four touchdowns ... Had five catches for 91 yards, both of which were season-bests, along with a touchdown at Texas Tech ... Recorded three catches at Lamar for 45 yards and a touchdown ... Reeled in three passes for 23 yards at Central Arkansas ... Pulled in a 51-yard touchdown reception against McNeese State.

2012 (Sophomore): Played in nine games, earning six starts ... Finished the year with 18 receptions for 146 yards ... Caught a season-high seven passes for 43 yards at Texas State ... Recorded a season-long reception of 24 yards at nationally ranked Montana State.

2011 (Freshman): One of the top freshman receivers in the conference ... Appeared in all 11 games earning nine starts ... Caught 42 passes for 356 yards and two touchdowns ... Recorded his first career touchdown reception against Lamar ... Caught nine passes for 99 yards against Texas State ... Had six receptions for 70 yards in the season opener against McMurry.

High School: A two-star receiver according to Rivals.com ... A first-team all-district se-lection ... Earned honorable mention 2009 all-district honors ...Hauled in 52 catches for more than 500 yards ... Was originally committed to Illinois ... A three-year letterwinner in football ...Also lettered in basketball and track and field.

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Year Games Rec. Yds. Yds./Rec. Long TD 2011 11 42 356 8.5 28 2 2012 9 18 146 8.1 24 0 2013 11 22 292 13.3 51 4 TOTALS 31 82 794 9.7 51 6

MOSLEY’S CAREER STATISTICS

MARQUIS M

OSLEY

jeremy neffOFFENSIVE LINEMAN

6-4 • 314 • JUNIORMONT BELVIEU, TEXAS

BARBERS HILL H.S.

2013 (Sophomore): Appeared in nine games on the offensive line for SFA with one start ... Key member of offensive line that helped the SFA offense produce a 1,000-yard rusher and a 4,000-yard passer as SFA ranked among the national leaders in total of-fense.

2012 (Freshman): Played in six games ... Was listed as the backup at left guard ... A member of the O-Line rotation that finished the season ranked among the nation’s top 20 in pass protection ... SFA led the nation in passing offense.


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High School: Listed among Dave Campbell’s Texas Football `Best of the Rest’ offen-sive linemen ... A SETXsports.com Second-Team Academic All-District selection ... Also a three-time district champ in the discus ... A three-time regional qualifier in the event, placing fifth in state as a sophomore and junior.

AARON PIPERWIDE RECEIVER

5-9 • 180 • REDSHIRT FRESHMANDUNCANVILLE, TEXAS

DUNCANVILLE H.S.


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ARTREZ PRICEDEFENSIVE END

6-1 • 248 • SOPHOMOREKILLEEN, TEXAS

KILLEEN H.S.

2013 (Freshman): Appeared in six games, playing primarily on special teams ... Re-corded five tackles on the season, including four solo stops ... Recorded two tackles each against Montana State and at Southeastern Louisiana.


High School: Garnered first-team All-Centex recognition in 2011 ... A first-team all-district selection and first-team all-area ... An honorable mention all-district pick fol-lowing a junior season that saw him post 56 tackles, including 46 solo stops, and nine for losses ... Received attention from TCU, UTEP and Texas State.

Personal: Son of Sophinia Price ... Born September 20, 1993 in Killeen ... Plans to major in engineering/physics.

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PRICE’S CAREER STATISTICS


LUMBERJACK RETURNER PROFILESANTHONY PULLINS

OFFENSIVE LINEMAN6-3 • 290 • SOPHOMORE

CEDAR HILL, TEXASCEDAR HILL H.S.

2013 (Freshman): Appeared in eight games on the offensive line with four starts ... Notched his first collegiate start at Southeastern Louisiana ... Key member of offensive line that helped the SFA offense produce a 1,000-yard rusher and a 4,000-yard passer as SFA ranked among the national leaders in total offense.

High School: Invited to participate in the 2012 United States Army National Combine ... Leader of an offensive line that blocked for three backs who rushed for at least 875 yards, and protected quarterbacks that passed for more than 1,500 yards in 2011 ... Did not allow a sack during his prep career ... A four-time all-district selection ... Also received first-team Academic All-State honors.

Personal: Son of Anthony and Raquel Pullins ... Born Sept. 14, 1994, in Baton Rouge, La.

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BRETT RATTANKICKER

6-3 • 226 • REDSHIRT FRESHMANMESQUITE, TEXAS

POTEET H.S.


High School: Rated as the No. 65 kicker in the nation according to Chris Sailer’s Na-tional Kicker Rankings ... A 2012 First-Team All-District 10-4A selection as a senior ... Also received second-team all-region honors in 2012 ... Booted 14-of-18 (.778) field goal attempts, and 74-of-76 (.974) extra point attempts ... Recorded 48 touchbacks during his prep career ... Provided one of the season’s most exciting moments when he connected on a 31-yard field goal to defeat Wylie East in the regional semifinal ... Holds school record for longest field goal.

Personal: Son of Clint of and Sarah Rattan ... Born Mar. 9, 1995, in Dallas, Texas.

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JUSTIN REASONSOFFENSIVE LINEMAN

6-3 • 285 • SOPHOMOREGROVES, TEXAS

PORT NECHES-GROVES H.S.

2013 (Freshman): Appeared in eight games for SFA on the offensive line ... Key mem-ber of offensive line that helped the SFA offense produce a 1,000-yard rusher and a 4,000-yard passer as SFA ranked among the national leaders in total offense.

High School: Garnered Port Arthur News Super Team honors as a senior ... A two-time all-district selection, Reasons earned first-team honors in 2012 ... A member of the Beaumont Enterprise Super Gold team ... Selected 2012 team offensive lineman of the year ... Was a three-year letterwinner for Coach Brandon Faircloth ... Also earned THSCA Honorable Mention Academic All-State recognition.

Personal: Son of T.J. and Olga Reasons ... Born Mar. 7, 1994.

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SHANE ROBERSONOFFENSIVE LINEMAN

6-2 • 304 • REDSHIRT FRESHMANLITTLE ELM, TEXAS

FRISCO H.S.


High School: A second-team All-Collin County selection ... Received honorable men-tion all-state honors as a senior ... Recorded 39 tackles during his senior season, in-cluding 26 solo stops ... Was credited with 14 tackles for losses, including 4.5 sacks in 2012 ... Garnered first-team all-district honors for his efforts ... Also named first-team All-District 9-4A following his junior season ... Helped guide the Frisco wrestling team to three district titles.

Personal: Son of Lloyd and Melanie Roberson ... Born Aug. 23, 1995, in New Orleans, La. ... Grandfather, Sidney, was a fullback at Army.

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LUMBERJACK RETURNER PROFILESLANCE SKYLER

DEFENSIVE LINEMAN6-2 • 282 • JUNIORLANCASTER, TEXAS

LANCASTER H.S.

2013 (Sophomore): Played in all 12 games with 10 starts on the defensive line ... Tallied 23 tackles on the year, including 12 solo stops and five tackles for loss ... Posted a season-best four tackles, including two unassisted tackles, and 1.5 tackles for loss against McNeese State ... Finished with three tackles on three separate occasions, log-ging a pair of solo stops and 1.5 tackles for loss at Central Arkansas ... Also tallied three tackles against Nicholls State and at Northwestern State.

2012 (Freshman): Played in 11 games earning three starts ... Finished the season with 36 tackles, including 13 solo stops, and 1.5 tackles for losses ... Also recorded a sack, forced a fumble, recovered a fumble and blocked a kick ... Recorded a career-high eight tackles against Sam Houston State ... Also recovered a fumble against the Bearkats ... Equaled his career high with eight stops against Lamar ... Forced a fumble, blocked a kick and recorded his lone sack of the season at SMU.

2011: (Redshirt): Utilized his redshirt season.

High School: A two-star defensive end according to Scout.com ... An ESPN.com three-star recruit ... Ranked among the top 160 defensive ends in the nation according to ESPN.com ... A four-time all-district selection ... Three-time first-team all-district ... Garnered second all-district honors as a freshman ... Also lettered in track and field and powerlifting.

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Year Games ST AT TOT TFL/Yds. Sacks/Yds. Int./Yds. 2012 10 13 23 36 1.5/9 1/6 — 2013 12 12 11 23 5/9 — — TOTALS 22 25 34 59 6.5/18 1/6 0/0

SKYLER’S CAREER STATISTICS

ROBERT SYLVESTERWIDE RECEIVER

6-0 • 180 • SOPHOMOREHOUSTON, TEXAS

CYPRESS LAKE H.S.

2013 (Freshman): Saw action in 11 games with a pair of starts, playing primarily on special teams ... Notched his first collegiate start against Montana State ... Recorded nine tackles on the year, eight of which were unassisted ... Had a pair of unassisted tackles against McMurry, including a tackle for loss ... Credited with one tackle on seven other occasions ... Notched a pass breakup against Montana State ... Also caught a pair of passes on offense for 61 yards, including a 45-yard reception against McNeese State ... Returned a pair of kickoffs for 28 yards against Montana State.

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High School: Caught 49 passes for 825 yards (16.6 ypc) and seven touchdowns in 2012 ... Hauled in 40 passes for 614 yards (15.4) and eight touchdowns as a junior ... Ranked third in the district, and 54th in the state in receiving yards per game in 2011 ... Two-time all-district ... Also lettered in basketball and track and field ... Also received interest from Kansas State, Louisiana-Lafayette, Minnesota, TCU, Texas Tech and UTSA.

Year Games ST AT TOT TFL/Yds. Sacks/Yds. Int./Yds. 2013 11 8 1 9 1/4 — — TOTALS 11 8 1 9 1/4 0/0 0/0

SYLVESTER’S CAREER STATISTICS

HUNTER TAYLORQUARTERBACK

6-1 • 185 • SOPHOMOREWHITEHOUSE, TEXAS

WHITEHOUSE H.S.

2013 (Freshman): Appeared in two games for SFA ... Saw his first collegiate action at Texas Tech, completing two of his four passes for one yard and an interception ... Credited with a tackle on special teams against McNeese State.

2012 (Redshirt): Spent the season working the SFA demonstration units.

High School: Completed 619-of-1,008 passes (.614) for 9,143 yards and 105 TDs dur-ing his high school career ... Two-time second-team all-state ... A first-team all-district selection ... Led the state, and finished fourth in the nation in passing yards as a senior ... Ranked 12th in the district in rushing, and 15th in the nation in total offense in 2011 ... Tied a state record with nine touchdown passes in a game.

Personal: Son of Terry and Vickie Taylor ... Born July 25, 1994 in Tyler, Texas ... Plans to major in physics.

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Year Games Att. Comp. Pct. Yds. Long TD INT 2013 2 4 2 50.0 1 2 0 1 TOTALS 2 4 2 50.0 1 2 0 1

TAYLOR’S CAREER STATISTICS

AARON THOMASWIDE RECEIVER

6-1 • 188 • JUNIORBURNET, TEXAS

BURNET H.S.

2013 (Sophomore): All-Southland Conference honorable mention ... Southland Con-ference All-Academic Team selection ... Started all 11 games he appeared in as part of the Lumberjack receiving corps ... Hauled in 40 passes for 719 yards and four touch-downs on the season ... Set a program record for receiving yards against Prairie View A&M, accumulating 242 yards on 10 catches, including a 76-yard touchdown recep-tion ... Pulled down five catches for 132 yards against Sam Houston State ... Had six receptions for 109 yards and a pair of touchdowns against Nicholls State ... Notched six catches for 79 yards in the upset victory over second-ranked Montana State ... Caught five passes for 66 yards and a touchdown in the season opener at Weber State ... Also credited with nine tackles on special teams, including three against Montana State.

2012 (Freshman): Played in 11 games earning two starts ... Finished the season with 32 receptions for 323 yards and four touchdowns ... Hauled in a career-high seven pass-

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LUMBERJACK RETURNER PROFILESes for 99 yards at McNeese State ... Followed that up with a six-catch performance for 46 yards against Lamar ... Closed out the season by hauling in six passes for 69 yards and a touchdown against Northwestern State ... Caught three passes for 40 yards against Nicholls State, and took two of the receptions to the end zone for scores.


High School: Two year letterwinner at wide receiver and defensive back at Burnet High School ... Two-time all-district selection, including being named the District 27-3A Of-fensive MVP in 2010 ... Old Spice Player of the Year in 2010 ... Honorable mention all-state selection as a defensive back as a senior ... Finished his prep career with nearly 800 receiving yards, eight touchdowns and 10 interceptions ... Helped guide the Bulldogs to a pair of playoff appearances ... Coached by Doyle Walker ... Also lettered twice in base-ball, earning a pair of all-district honors ... Three-time academic all-district selection ... Academic all-state honoree in 2010 ... National Honor Society member.

Personal: Born June 18, 1993 in Brownwood ... Son of Mike and Deana Thomas ... Fa-ther was a kicker for Angelo State (1980-83) ... Majoring in international business.

Year Games Rec. Yds. Yds./Rec. Long TD 2012 11 32 323 10.1 36 4 2013 11 40 719 18.0 76 4 TOTALS 22 72 1,042 14.5 76 8

THOMAS’ CAREER STATISTICS

RODNEY TIMMONSDEFENSIVE LINEMAN

6-0 • 294 • SOPHOMOREIRVING, TEXAS

IRVING H.S.

2013 (Freshman): Saw action in 11 games on the defensive line ... Recorded 19 tackles on the season, including five solo ... Credited with four tackles in the season opener at Weber State ... Had three tackles each against McMurry and at Southeastern Louisiana ... Recorded a pair of tackles against Prairie View A&M, Nicholls State and at Northwestern State.

High School: Recorded 75 total tackles during his senior season, including 37 solo stops ... Was also credited for 10 TFLs and two sacks ... A two-time all-district selec-tion who earned first-team honors as a senior ... Also received interest from Baylor and Louisiana Tech.

Personal: Son of Rodney and Valarie Timmons ... Was born Jan. 10, 1995, in Marshall, Texas ... Mother played volleyball at Henderson State.

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TIMMONS’ CAREER STATISTICS

TREY VALLIERDEFENSIVE BACK

6-0 • 194 • SENIORHENDERSON, TEXAS

HENDERSON H.S.

2013 (Junior): Appeared in 11 games with 10 starts in the Lumberjack defensive backfield ... Finished with 48 tackles on the season, including 24 solo tackles, while notching a team-best four interceptions ... Set season-highs in both total tackles (nine) and unassisted tackles (six) at Central Arkansas with an interception and a pass breakup ... Credited with eight tackles (two solo) against Sam Houston State ... Notched seven tackles with an interception at Northwestern State ... Opened up the season with seven tackles at Weber State ... Had six tackles in the upset victory over second-ranked Mon-tana State, including a 57-yard interception return to set up an SFA scoring drive ... Recorded an interception against Nicholls State .. Tallied a pair of pass breakups against McNeese State.

2012 (Sophomore): Played in and started 10 games ... Finished the season with 24 tackles, seven pass breakups and a forced fumble ... Recorded a season-high five tack-les, including four solo stops, and forced a fumble at Texas State ... Had two solo stops and batted away three passes at SMU.

2011: (Freshman): Played in all 11 games during his rookie season ... Was listed No. 2 on the depth chart at corner back ... Made 19 total tackles with 11 solo stops ... Made his first two tackles of the season against McMurry... Had a season high of five solo tackles at Nicholls.

High School: Earned first-team All-District 16-3A honors ... An AP honorable men-tion Class 3A all-state selection ... Guided Henderson to the Class 3A Division I state championship.

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Year Games ST AT TOT TFL/Yds. Sacks/Yds. Int./Yds. 2011 11 11 8 19 0.5/1 — — 2012 10 14 10 24 — — — 2013 11 24 24 48 — — 4/59 TOTALS 32 49 42 91 0.5/1 0/0 4/59

VALLIER’S CAREER STATISTICS

TREY VALLIER


LUMBERJACK RETURNER PROFILESterran vaughn

OFFENSIVE LINEMAN6-3 • 306 • JUNIORBEAUMONT, TEXAS

OZEN H.S.

2013 (Sophomore): Competed in all 12 games on the offensive line with nine starts ... Key member of offensive line that helped the SFA offense produce a 1,000-yard rusher and a 4,000-yard passer as SFA ranked among the national leaders in total offense.

2012 (Freshman): Played in 10 games earning seven starts on the season ... Was one of two freshmen who worked their way into the starting lineup during the 2012 season ... ‘Jacks offense led the nation in passing ... SFA finished the nation ranked 10th nation-ally in pass protection.

High School: Named 2011 First-Team All-District 20-4A ... Garnered Port Arthur News Super Team recognition ... An honorable mention academic all-state selection.

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jamarcus walkerRUNNING BACK

5-8 • 170 • SOPHOMORELUFKIN, TEXAS

LUFKIN H.S.

2013 (Freshman): Appeared in seven games for SFA, backing up All-Southland Conference selection Gus Johnson ... Recorded 10 rushes for 36 yards on the season ... Carried six times for 12 yards at Texas Tech in his first collegiate game ... Had a pair of rushes for eight yards against McMurry, as well as a nine-yard reception ... Logged a carry against Nicholls State and at Central Arkansas.


High School: Coached by the late John Outlaw at Lufkin High School ... Listed a three-start prospect by Rivals.com ... Considered the No. 68 running back in the nation, and the No. 203 prospect in the state of Texas by 247sports.com ... Named 14-5A district MVP after the 2011 campaign ... Rushed for 2,953 yards and 49 TDs between his sophomore and junior seasons ... Ranked the No. 48 prospect on ETFinalScore.com’s Super 50 ... Received offers from Louisiana-Monroe, Memphis, SMU and Utah State ... An elusive scat back, with good change of direction ... Listed his best individual game performance against Tyler Lee where he carried the ball nine times for 205 yards and three touch-downs.

Personal: Son of Antwan Johnson and Julia Walker ... Born April 26, 1994, in Palestine, Texas ... Plans to major in nursing and kinesiology.

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Year Games Att. Yds. Yds./Att. Long TD 2013 7 10 36 3.6 8 0 TOTALS 7 10 36 3.6 8 0

WALKER’S CAREER STATISTICS

DJ WARDWIDE RECEIVER

5-11 • 182 • SENIORTHE WOODLANDS, TEXAS

COLLEGE PARK H.S./AIR FORCE PREP

2013 (Junior): All-Southland Conference honorable mention ... Started all 12 games as part of the SFA receiving corps ... Pulled in 61 passes for 809 yards and seven touch-downs ... Set a season-high with 170 receiving yards on eight catches and a touchdown against Prairie View A&M ... Had a season-best nine catches for 132 yards and a score at Weber State in the season opener ... Logged his third 100-yard receiving game with an eight-catch, 142-yard performance at Central Arkansas, reeling in a touchdown ... Posted nine catches for 81 yards and a touchdown against McMurry ... Racked up 78 yards on six catches with a touchdown in the upset win over second-ranked Montana State ... Also returned 11 kick returns for 196 yards, giving him 1,005 all-purpose yards on the season.

2012 (Sophomore): Named to the 2012 College Sports Journal All-Rookie Team ... Second-Team All-Southland Conference ... Played in 11 games earning five starts on the season ... Worked his way into the starting lineup seventh game of the season ... Finished second in the league with 62 receptions ... Recorded 762 yards receiving and four TD catches ... Also returned five kicks for 74 yards ... Recorded three 100-yard re-ceiving games ... Set a career-high with 11 receptions for 105 yards and a touchdown against Lamar ... Set a career-high in receiving yards when he hauled in six passes for 129 yards and a score against Sam Houston State ... Also had a season-long 77-yard reception against the Bearkats ... Had nine receptions for 111 yards and a touchdown against Nicholls State.

Prior to SFA: Spent one season at Air Force Preparatory Academy ... A two-sport let-terwinner at College Park High School ... Received all-district honors in as a receiver and in the triple jump during his prep career ... Owns the school record in the triple jump.

Personal: Son of Darryl and Rose Ward.

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Year Games Rec. Yds. Yds./Rec. Long TD 2012 11 62 762 12.3 77 4 2013 12 61 809 13.3 80 7 TOTALS 23 123 1,571 12.8 80 11

ward’s CAREER STATISTICS

DJ ward


LUMBERJACK RETURNER PROFILESjoshawa west

RUNNING BACK5-10 • 185 • SOPHOMORE

ANGLETON, TEXASANGLETON H.S.

2013 (Freshman): Appeared in all 12 games for SFA with four starts ... Earned his first collegiate start at Texas Tech ... Rushed 68 times for 400 yards and three touchdowns, backing up All-Southland Conference selection Gus Johnson ... Set a career-high with 14 carries for 174 yards against Nicholls State ... Rushed 11 times for 62 yards at South-eastern Louisiana while adding three catches for 19 yards ... Picked up 75 yards on 15 carries at Central Arkansas ... Rushed six times for 24 yards with his first career touch-down in the upset win over second-ranked Montana State ... Also tallied touchdowns against Prairie View A&M and at Lamar ... Caught 23 passes on the season for 91 yards ... Had 11 kick returns for 200 yards, giving him 691 all-purpose yards on the season.

High School: 2012 AP Honorable Mention All-State selection ... 2012 The Facts All-Southern Brazoria County MVP ... Named District 23-4A MVP as a senior ... Carried the ball 165 times for 1,525 yards (9.2 ypc) and 22 TDs as a senior ... Also hauled in 27 passes for 431 yards and four scores in 2012 ... Posted eight multiple touchdown games in his final season, including six against Bay City ... Lists his best individual performance as a game where he recorded 19 carries for 209 yards and two scores against Friendswood ... Earned second-team all-district honors at running back as a junior.

Personal: Son of Jimmie and Jennifer West ... Guardians are Vance and Elise Fairchild ... Born Aug. 28, 1994, in Angleton.

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Year Games Att. Yds. Yds./Att. Long TD 2013 12 68 400 5.9 88 3 TOTALS 12 68 400 5.9 88 3

west’s CAREER STATISTICS

TRAVIS WIGGINSOFFENSIVE LINEMAN

6-4 • 300 • SOPHOMOREGRAND PRAIRIE, TEXAS

SOUTH GRAND PRAIRIE H.S.

2013 (Freshman): Appeared in eight games on the offensive line with four starts ... Key member of offensive line that helped the SFA offense produce a 1,000-yard rusher and a 4,000-yard passer as SFA ranked among the national leaders in total offense.

2012 (Redshirt): Utilized his redshirt during the 2012 campaign.

High School: Rated as the No. 110 offensive tackle, and the No. 221 prospect in the class of 2012 by 247sports.com ... Ranked as the No. 139 offensive guard in the country, and the No. 306 prospect in the state of Texas ... Named to the 5ATexasFootball.com 2011 Regional Super List ... A two-time all-district selection ... Did not surrender a sack dur-ing his high school career ... All-Academic team in 2010 ... Also lettered in the shot put.

Personal: Son of Annette Wiggins ... Born Dec. 29, 1993, in Dallas ... Plans to major in computer science.

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JORDAN WIGGSKICKER

5-10 • 206 • SENIORGRAND PRAIRIE, TEXAS

SOUTH GRAND PRAIRIE H.S.

Currently sits second all-time in program history with 268 career points

2013 (Junior): All-Southland Conference honorable mention ... Southland Conference All-Academic Team selection ... Served as the `Jacks primary kicker, appearing in all 12 games ... Finished the season with 99 points, the sixth-highest single-season point total in program history ... Connected on 57 of his 58 PAT attempts while hitting 14-of-19 field goals ... Kicked a season-long 40-yard field goal at Weber State and against Nicholls State ... Finished with 13 points against Nicholls State, going 2-of-3 on field goals and a perfect 7-for-7 on extra point attempts ... Notched 12 points against Mc-Murry by hitting all six of his PAT attempts and both field goals ... Mirrored that output two weeks later against Prairie View A&M for his second 12-point game ... Hit a field goal and added seven extra points, finishing with 10 total points in the upset win over second-ranked Montana State.

2012 (Sophomore): All-Southland Conference honorable mention selectin ... Played in all 11 games ... Finished the season with 81 points ... Finished fifth in league averag-ing 7.4 points per game ... Was 15-of-20 (.750) on field goal attempts, including a long of 37 yards ... Was 36-of-39 (.923) on PATs ... Averaged 58.5 yards per kick off ... Was a perfect 4-of-4 on field goals against Lamar, including a long of 33 yards ... Scored 16 points against the Cardinals ... Was named Southland Conference Special Teams Player of the Week following his performance against Lamar ... Went 3-of-3 on field goals, including a 37-yarder against Nicholls.

2011 (Freshman): A 2011 Honorable Mention All-SLC selection ... Appeared in all 11 games ... Ranked 15th in the national and led all league kickers with 87 points ... Among the national leaders averaging 1.54 field goals per game ... Was 17-of-24 (.708) on field goals, and 36-of-38 (947) on PATs ... Nailed a career-long 41-yarder versus Sam Houston, and followed that up with career-best 42-yard field goal at Nicholls.

High School: Was 23-of-28 (.821) on field goal attempts and 75-of-78 (.962) on extra point tries ... Has recorded a career long field goal of 47 yards ... Ranked as 14th best kicker in nation, and the state’s fifth-best kick prospect according to ChrisSailerKicking.com ... A 2010 unanimous first-team all-district selection ... Ranked as a five-star recruit and invited to the Chris Sailer Top 12 Camp.

Personal: Son of Jay and Kathryn Wiggs ... Born on Feb. 9, 1993 ... Brother, Carson Wiggs, was a kicker a Purdue University from 2008-2011 ... Majoring in international business.

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Year Games FG-Att. Pct. Long PAT-Att. Pct. Pts. 2011 10 17-24 70.8 42 36-38 94.7 87 2012 11 15-20 75.0 37 36-39 92.3 81 2013 12 14-19 73.7 40 58-59 98.3 100 TOTALS 33 46-63 73.0 42 130-136 95.6 268

wiggs’ CAREER STATISTICS



jordan wiggs

BYRON WILLIAMSOFFENSIVE LINEMAN

6-4 • 302 • JUNIORDICKINSON, TEXAS

DICKINSON H.S.

2013 (Sophomore): Saw action in all 12 games on the offensive line with 11 starts ... Key member of offensive line that helped the SFA offense produce a 1,000-yard rusher and a 4,000-yard passer as SFA ranked among the national leaders in total offense.

2012 (Freshman): Played in all 11 games, earning nine starts ... ‘Jacks offense led the nation in passing ... SFA finished the nation ranked 10th nationally in pass protection.

High School: A three-time first-team all-district selection ...All-district MVP in 2011... three time All County team... Garnered 2011 First-Team Daily News All-County honors ... A member of an offensive line that averaged more than 290 yards rushing per game and allowed fewer than two sacks per game in 2011 ... The O-Line blocked for a rushing at-tack that averaged better than 200 rushing yards per game during Williams’ junior year.

Personal: Son of Rickie and Latitia Williams ... Born December 15, 1993 in Webster, Texas ... Plans to major in business management/kinesiology.

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eugene wrightDEFENSIVE BACK

5-9 • 177 • SOPHOMOREROSENBERG, TEXAS

TERRY H.S.

2013 (Freshman): Appeared in 10 games, playing primarily on special teams ... Posted six kick returns for 105 yards ... Had three returns at Central Arkansas, racking up 51 yards ... Posted a season-long return of 20 yards at Southeastern Louisiana and against Nicholls State ... Credited with five tackles on the year, including a pair of solo stops against McMurry.

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High School: Garnered all-state honors as a returner ... A first-team all-district selec-tion at running back ... Was named Houston Chronicle Boys’ Athlete of the Week after re-cording five touchdowns in one game (four rushing and one returning) ... Also lettered in basketball ... Earned all-district honors on the court ... Also lettered in basketball and track and field ... Also received interested from Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas Tech.


wright’s CAREER STATISTICS

RODNEY YOUNGLINEBACKER

6-1 • 224 • SENIORSPRING, TEXASDEKANEY H.S.

2013 (Junior): Saw action in all 11 games ... Posted 18 tackles on the year, including six solo stops ... Had a season-best five tackles against McNeese State ... Posted four tackles against McMurry ... Had a pair of tackles on three occasions, including half a tackle for loss against Prairie View A&M.

2012 (Sophomore): Played in eight games ... Recorded seven tackles, including one for a loss, and a pass breakup ... Recorded a season-high five tackles against Southwest-ern Oklahoma ... Also recorded a pass breakup and a TFL against SWOSU.

2011 (Freshman): Played in eight games ... Made 14 tackles, including six solos ... Recorded a season-high six tackles at Central Arkansas, including one for a loss.

High School: A three-star linebacker according to Rivals.com ... A 2010 PigskinPrep.com Class 13-5A First-Team All-District selection ... Also earned Academic All-District honors.

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Year Games ST AT TOT TFL/Yds. Sacks/Yds. Int./Yds. 2011 8 6 8 14 1/1 — — 2012 8 1 6 7 1/3 — — 2013 11 6 12 18 0.5/1 — — TOTALS 27 13 26 39 2.5/5 0/0 0/0

YOUNG’S CAREER STATISTICS

rodney young


LUMBERJACK RETURNER/TRANSFER PROFILESMITCHELL ZIMMERLE

DEFENSIVE END6-3 • 250 • REDSHIRT FRESHMAN

DANBURY, TEXASDANBURY H.S.


High School: Two-time first-team all-district selection at running back and linebacker ... Led Danbury with 111 total tackles as a junior ... Was credited with 70 solo stops and two interceptions, including one returned for a score ... Helped guide the Panthers to the playoffs for the first time since 1984 ... Named 2010 District 29-2A Newcomer of the Year on the baseball diamond ... Earned all-district honors in basketball and baseball.

Personal: Son of Jeff and Sharon Zimmerle ... Born Nov. 28, 1994, in Danbury, Texas.

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MICHAEL BODDIEOFFENSIVE LINEMAN

6-5 • 295 • JUNIORGILMER, TEXAS

GILMER H.S./MISSOURI

Prior to SFA: Spent three seasons at Missouri, using two years of eligibility ... Played in a handful of games for the Tigers, suiting up for the Mizzou team that won the SEC East and played for the SEC Championship in 2013 ... Three year letterwinner at Gilmer High School ... Three-time all-district selection ... All-state selection as a senior ... Helped lead the Buckeyes to a state championship as a junior ... Member of Gilmer’s state runner-up team as a freshman ... Coached by Jeff Traylor ... Also lettered in track and field, earning all-district honors in both the shot put and discus ... Three-star recruit by Rivals.com.

Personal: Son of Mark and Kathryne Boddie ... Majoring in business.

ZACH CONQUEQUARTERBACK

6-5 • 230 • SOPHOMORELITTLE ROCK, ARK.

CATHOLIC/UT-SAN ANTONIO

Prior to SFA: Spent two seasons at UT-San Antonio, redshirting in 2012 before seeing action in one game in 2013 ... Two year starter at Catholic High School in Little Rock, Ark. ... Threw for over 5,000 yards and 38 touchdowns during his prep career while rush-ing for 800 yards and 15 touchdowns ... First team all-state selection ... Runner-up for Arkansas’ Gatorade Player of the Year ... Arkansas Player of the Year finalist ... Two-star recruit by Rivals, Scout and ESPN.

Personal: Born April 22, 1994 ... Son of Clint and Angele’ Conque, joining his father on the SFA sidelines ... Majoring in history.

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HIPOLITO CORPORANDEFENSIVE BACK

6-1 • 184 • SOPHOMOREHOUSTON, TEXAS

WESTSIDE H.S./UTAH

Prior to SFA: Played one season at Utah, appearing in 10 games with five tackles for the Utes ...Three year letterwinner at Westside High School in Houston ... Associated Press Class 5A second-team all-state as a senior in 2012 ... First-team all-district ... Houston Chronicle first-team all-Greater Houston and Top 100 Recruit ... Touchdown Club Defensive Player of the Year finalist ... 19 tackles (2 TFL), two interceptions, two pass breakups and a forced fumble in 2012 ... Led Westside High to the playoffs in 2011 and 2012 ... Three-star recruit by Rivals.com

Personal: Born Sept. 28, 1993 ... Son of Hipolito Corporan and India Rice.

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A.J. JONESWIDE RECEIVER

6-2 • 205 • REDSHIRT FRESHMANDALLAS, TEXAS

SOUTH OAK CLIFF H.S./IOWA

Prior to SFA: Spent one season at Iowa, utilizing his redshirt season ... Three year let-terwinner at South Oak Cliff High School in Dallas ... Second team all-district selection as a senior ... Helped lead the Bears to a combined 19-3 record as a junior and senior, earning a playoff berth both seasons ... Team captain as a senior ... Hauled in 23 passes for 390 yards and seven touchdowns as a senior ... Coached by Emmett Jones ... Also lettered in basketball and track ... Two-star recruit by Rivals.com

Personal: Born Jan. 25, 1995 ... Son of Herbert Jones and Krashawn Cloud ... Major is undecided.

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CHIP JONESLINEBACKER

5-11 • 212 • JUNIORMESQUITE, TEXAS

HORN H.S./NAVARRO COLLEGE

Prior to SFA: Spent two seasons at Navarro College ... Played in all 12 games as a soph-omore, finishing with 64 tackles, including 46 solo stops, ranking 63rd in the country ... Also tallied 12 tackles for loss, a sack and an interception, earning All-Southwest Junior College Conference honorable mention ... Two year letterwinner at Mesquite Horn High School ... Finished his career with 77 tackles, including 14 for loss and an interception ... Unanimous first team all-district selection as a senior ... Selected to play in THSCA All-Star game ... Coached by Rodney Webb.

Personal: Son of Richard Sr. and Lasandra Jones.

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LUMBERJACK TRANSFER/NEWCOMER PROFILESALEX MILLER

DEFENSIVE BACK6-1 • 196 • JUNIOR

ALLEN, TEXASALLEN H.S./NAVARRO COLLEGE

Prior to SFA: Spent two seasons at Navarro College, tallying nearly 100 tackles for his career ... Played in all 11 games as a sophomore, ranking 92nd in the country with 67 total tackles, including 32 solo stops, a pair of interceptions and eight pass breakups ... Also had a pair of interceptions as a freshman ... Two year letterwinner at Allen High School, finishing with 110 career tackles ... Unanimous first team all-district selection as a senior ... Helped lead the Eagles to an undefeated district championship and an 11-1 record as a senior ... Coached by Tom Westerberg.

Personal: Son of James and Tanya Miller.

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justin owensLINEBACKER

6-1 • 217 • JUNIORBREA, CALIF.

BREA OLINDA H.S./FULLERTON C.C.

Prior to SFA: Spent two seasons at Fullerton Community College in Fullerton, Califor-nia ... Two-time all-conference selection ... Tallied nearly 150 tackles during his career with the Hornets ... Notched 82 tackles with a sack and three fumble recoveries in 2013 ... Recorded 65 tackles, including four for loss with a sack and interception as a freshman ... Scholar-Athlete of the Year ... Three year letterwinner at Brea Olinda High School ... Three-time all-league selection ... All-state selection as a sophomore ... Logged 128 tackles and three interceptions during his prep career ... CCCAA championship game Defensive MVP ... Coached by Robb Perrance.

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MAURICE POULLARDDEFENSIVE BACK

5-11 • 190 • SENIORHOUSTON, TEXAS

DOBIE H.S./UT-SAN ANTONIO

Prior to SFA: Spent the 2012 season at UT-San Antonio, appearing in eight games be-fore transferring to SFA ... Spent two seasons at Blinn Junior College, helping guide the Buccaneers to 17 victories during his career ... Played in 17 games at Blinn at both de-fensive back and kick returner, posting 31 tackles, a sack, an interception and five pass breakups ... Two year starter and two-time all-district selection at Dobie High School ... Coached by Bobby Cotton ... Two-star recruit by Rivals.

Personal: Born April 28, 1992 ... Son of Kelvin and Loretta Johnson ... Majoring in busi-ness.

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lamont alexanderDEFENSIVE TACKLE

6-3 • 255 • FRESHMANNOLANVILLE, TEXAS

KILLEEN H.S.

High School: Two year starter at defensive tackle at Killeen High School ... Tallied 106 tackles and 10 sacks during his prep career with six fumble recoveries ... All-district se-lection as a senior ... Posted a career-best 16 tackles with a pair of sacks in a victory over Ellison ... Coached by Sam Jones ... Named Top Roo for 2013 ... Member of A-B honor roll.

Personal: Born Feb. 16, 1996 in Little Rock, Ark. ... Son of Carrie and Angela Alexander ... Plans to major in sports medicine.

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CAMERON WASHINGTONRUNNING BACK

5-10 • 185 • JUNIORCORSICANA, TEXAS

CORSICANA H.S./NAVARRO COLLEGE

Prior to SFA: Spent two seasons at Navarro College, appearing in 12 games ... Rushed for 940 yards and 10 touchdowns in 2013 as the Bulldogs captured the Brazos Valley Bowl championship ... Three year starter at Corsicana High School ... Set single season record rushing for 3,045 yards as a senior with 45 touchdowns, leading the Tigers to the state semifinals ... Rushed for over 4,500 yards and 55 touchdowns during his prep career ... Two-time first team all-area and all-district selection ... Male Athlete of the Year ... Coached by Phil Castes.

Personal: Born Jan. 17, 1992 ... Majoring in criminal justice.

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jake wallaceOFFENSIVE LINEMAN

6-0 • 260 • SOPHOMORESHREVEPORT, LA.

EVANGEL CHRISTIAN/NICHOLLS STATE

Prior to SFA: Spent two seasons at Nicholls State ... Redshirted in 2012 after sustaining a season-ending injury ... Two-time all district and all-city honoree at Evangel Christian Academy ... Helped lead the Eagles to a pair of state championships ... Earned offensive line MVP honors at the Max Emfingers All-American Bowl ... Honor roll student that made the Principal’s List ... Coached by Phillip Deas.

Personal: Born Sept. 20, 1993 in Shreveport, La. ... Son of Mike and Cindy Wallace ... Plans to major in business.

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LUMBERJACK NEWCOMER PROFILES

ROBERT BALLARDOFFENSIVE LINEMAN

6-5 • 315 • FRESHMANSAN ANTONIO, TEXAS

JOHNSON H.S.

High School: Two year starter on the offensive line at Johnson High School ... Helped lead the Jaguars to a 12-3 record in 2013 as Johnson advanced to the state semifinals ... First team all-district selection ... Notched 25 pancakes during his senior campaign ... Coached by Ron Rittiman.

Personal: Born April 14, 1996 in Atlanta, Ga. ... Son of Robert Ballard and Yolanda Cos-ley ... Uncle Howard played 12 seasons in the NFL with the Bills and Seahawks, earning a pair of Pro Bowl nods ... Cousin Vick plays for the Colts ... Plans to major in business.

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CHANCE BARNEYLINEBACKER

6-1 • 230 • FRESHMANCOVINGTON, LA.COVINGTON H.S.

High School: Three year starter at linebacker at Covington High School ... Two-time first team all-district selection ... Helped lead the Lions to an 11-5 record in 2013, ad-vancing to the state semifinals ... Earned school’s Chuck Thompson Memorial award as a senior ... Coached by Gregg Salter ... Two-star recruit by 24/7 Sports.

Personal: Born Dec. 19, 1995 in Covington, La. ... Son of Ron Bester and Yvette Barney ... Plans to major in kinesiology.

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jayson clementsTIGHT END

6-3 • 225 • FRESHMANWACO, TEXASMIDWAY H.S.

High School: Two year starter at tight end at Waco Midway High School ... All-region, all-district and Super Centex selection ... Key member of two-time district champion-ship team, advancing to the regional semifinals as a junior ... Pulled in 75 passes for over 1,000 yards and eight touchdowns during his prep career ... Coached by Terry Gambill ... Also lettered twice in track and field, competing in the shot put ... Academic all-district and honorable mention academic all-state honoree.

Personal: Born July 21, 1995 in Stephenville ... Son of Randy and Polly Clements ... Father was an offensive lineman for the `Jacks from 1986-88 ... Sister Jordan competed for the SFA track and field team ... Plans to major in kinesiology.

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BJ FASHOLADEFENSIVE BACK

6-1 • 196 • FRESHMANKLEIN, TEXAS

KLEIN H.S.

High School: Two year letterwinner at safety and wide receiver for Klein High School ... First team all-region and all-district selection ... Finished his prep career with over 150 tackles, including 14 against Woodlands in a 2013 bi-district playoff game ... Helped guide the Bearkats to back-to-back playoff appearances ... Coached by Shane Hallmark ... Also lettered four times in track and field.

Personal: Born Dec. 4, 1995 in Houston ... Son of Mary Fashola ... Plans to pursue a major in the sciences.

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JOHN FRANKLINDEFENSIVE END

6-4 • 265 • FRESHMANGREENVILLE, TEXAS

GREENVILLE H.S.

High School: Three year starter at defensive end at Greenville High School ... Two-time first team all district selection... Honorable mention all-district selection in 2012 ... Two-time program Defensive MVP ... Coached by Chawn Cooper and Marvin Sedberry ... Also lettered in basketball and track and field ... A/B honor roll student.

Personal: Born Sept. 26, 1996 in Los Angeles, Calif. ... Aunt is Suzanne Reeves ... Brother Ernesto Villasenor is a defensive lineman at Adams State ... Collegiate major is undecided.

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DARRION ARDOINWIDE RECEIVER

6-3 • 190 • FRESHMANMISSOURI CITY, TEXAS

FORT BEND ELKINS H.S.

High School: Two year starter at wide receiver and defensive end at Fort Bend Elkins High School ... Two-time first team all-district and all-city selection ... Helped lead the Knights to the District 23-5A title as Elkins posted a 10-3 record in 2013, advancing to the regional semifinals ... Pulled down 10 touchdowns, including three in one quarter against Fort Bend Dulles ... Coached by Dennis Brantley ... Also lettered twice in basket-ball ... Two-time Academic All-District selection ... Two-star recruit by Rivals.

Personal: Born March 30, 1996 in Houston ... Son of Darrell and Chrystl Ardoin ... Plans to major in accounting.

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CALVIN LEWISDEFENSIVE BACK

6-1 • 174 • FRESHMANBEAUMONT, TEXASWEST BROOK H.S.

High School: One year starter at cornerback at Beaumont West Brook High School ... First team all-district selection ... Compiled 50 tackles and nine interceptions as a senior ... Notched career-highs of seven tackles and two interceptions in a single game as a senior ... Coached by Kevin Flanigan ... Also lettered in track and field, competing in the 4x400 meter relay.

Personal: Born Aug. 16, 1996 in Beaumont ... Son of Calvin Lewis Sr. and Yolanda Fre-low ... Plans to major in engineering.

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AHMAD MUHAMMADDEFENSIVE BACK

6-0 • 185 • FRESHMANPLANO, TEXAS

PLANO EAST H.S.

High School: Two year letterwinner at safety at Plano East High School ... All-district selection as a senior ... Posted 80 tackles with five interceptions and 15 PBUs during his senior season ... Selected for the Blue Grey All-American game ... Coached by Randy Jackson ... Also lettered twice in track and field, competing in the jumps and 200 meter dash ... Academic all-district selection as a junior.

Personal: Born May 29, 1996 in Dallas ... Son of Michael and Pamela Muhammad ... Father played safety at Lamar ... Collegiate major is undecided.

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HAYDEN SCOTTOFFENSIVE LINEMAN

6-2 • 280 • FRESHMANSPRING, TEXAS

KLEIN COLLINS H.S.

High School: Three year starter on the offensive line for Klein Collins High School ... First team all-district selection as a senior ... Served as team captain ... Recorded 55 pancakes and 62 knockdowns ... Helped guide the Tigers to a pair of playoff appear-ances ... Coached by Andrew Svoboda ... Academic all-state selection as a senior ... Two-time academic all-district honoree ... National Honor Society member.

Personal: Born June 24, 1995 in Webster ... Son of Jim and Priscilla Scott ... Plans to major in business with a focus on economics and finance.

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ALLEN STEWARTDEFENSIVE BACK

6-1 • 205 • FRESHMANKINGWOOD, TEXAS

KINGWOOD PARK H.S.

High School: Three year starter at safety and linebacker for Kingwood Park High School ... First team all-district selection ... Named team captain as well as team De-fensive MVP ... Notched over 200 tackles during his prep career, including 94 as a senior with 12 tackles for loss ... Helped lead the Panthers to a playoff appearance in 2013 ... Coached by Jim Holley.

Personal: Born June 12, 1996 in Queens, N.Y. ... Son of Curtis Stewart and Maggie Diaz ... Plans to major in kinesiology.

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MAURICE RIVERSDEFENSIVE END

6-4 • 240 • FRESHMANWINONA, MISS.

WINONA H.S.

High School: Three year starter at defensive end and tight end at both Montgomery County and Winona High Schools ... Two-time all-conference selection ... Second team all-state selection as a junior ... Coached by Josh Glaslner and Ken Chandler ... Also let-tered in track and field and powerlifting ... Recipient of program’s Ironman and Best Defensive Lineman awards.

Personal: Born March 2, 1995 in Grenada, Miss. ... Son of Luther and Annie Carodine ... Plans to major in kinesiology.

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JIMMIE HOUSTONWIDE RECEIVER

6-1 • 175 • FRESHMANHOOKS, TEXAS

HOOKS H.S.

High School: Three year starter at wide receiver and kick returner at Hooks High School ... Also saw action at both quarterback and defensive back ... Two-time first team all-district selection, being selected as a utility player in 2013 and as a kick returner in 2012 ... First team all-area selection as a senior ... Coached by William McDonald ... Also lettered in both basketball and track and field, placing second in the state in the 4x400 meter relay and fourth in the 110 meter hurdles.

Personal: Born March 29, 1996 in New Boston ... Son of Jimmie (Sr.) and Gwen Hous-ton ... Plans to major in kinesiology.

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MARLON WALLSDEFENSIVE BACK

5-10 • 190 • FRESHMANPEARLAND, TEXAS

PEARLAND H.S.

High School: Two year starter at defensive back, linebacker and on special teams at Pearland High School ... First team all-district selection as a senior after earning second team honors as a junior ... Finished his prep career with over 150 tackles and five inter-ceptions ... Key member of the Oilers’ 14-2 that was the 5A state runner-up ... Coached by Tony Heath ... Lettered twice in track and field, competing in the sprints ... National Honor Society member ... Texas Boys State honoree ... Two-star recruit by Rivals.

Personal: Born May 12, 1996 in Pearland ... Son of Marlon (Sr.) and Candace Walls ... Plans to pursue a degree in mechanical engineering.

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CHRIS WILKERSONLONG SNAPPER

6-3 • 220 • FRESHMANWALLER, TEXAS

WALLER H.S.

High School: Two year starter at long snapper, offensive line and defensive line at Waller High School ... Second team all-district selection at defensive end as a senior ... Honorable mention all-district at center as a junior ... Selected team captain ... Helped lead the Bulldogs to a playoff appearance in 2013 ... Coached by Brad Wright ... Also lettered four times in tennis at Waller ... A-B honor roll member.

Personal: Born Dec. 1, 1995 in Houston ... Son of James and Debbie Wilkerson ... Plans to major in education.

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WILL TAYLORTIGHT END

6-4 • 255 • FRESHMANEULESS, TEXAS

EULESS TRINITY H.S.

High School: Three year starter at tight end and on special teams for Euless Trinity High School ... Two-time first team all-district selection ... Named district’s Sophomore of the Year in 2011 ... Key member of the Trojans’ undefeated district championship team which posted an 11-3 record, advancing to the regional finals ... Earned number of institutional honors, including Sportsman of the Year ... Coached by Steve Lineweaver ... Two-star recruit by Rivals, Scout and 24/7 Sports.

Personal: Born Dec. 10, 1994 in Fort Worth ... Son of Robert Taylor and Cammie Rader ... Collegiate major is undecided.

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2014 roster breakdown

LUMBERJACKS BY POSITION• QUARTERBACKS: 3 (Conque, Minden, H. Taylor)• RUNNING BACKS: 5 (Ford, Johnson, Walker, Washington, West)• FULLBACKS: 1 (Curry)• WIDE RECEIVERS: 13 (Ardoin, Bearden, Boyd, Doddy, Houston, A. Jones, Krall, Liggins, Mosley, Piper, Sylvester, Thomas, Ward)• TIGHT ENDS: 3 (Clements, D. Henderson, W. Taylor)• OFFENSIVE LINEMEN: 13 (Ballard, Boddie, Dane, McNew, Neff, Pullins, Reasons, Roberson, Scott, Vaughn, Wallace, Wiggins, Williams)• DEFENSIVE LINEMEN: 6 (Alexander, D. Bryant, Hatten, Joseph, Skyler, Timmons)• DEFENSIVE ENDS: 7 (Jam. Allen, Franklin, Harrison, Miles, Price, Rivers, Zimmerle)• LINEBACKERS: 8 (Jab. Allen, Barney, Foifua, Garrett, Gray, C. Jones, Owens, Young)• DEFENSIVE BACKS: 15 (N. Bryant, Corporan, Fashola, Freeman, A. Henderson, Lewis, Madison, Martin, Miller, Muhammad, Poullard, Stewart, Vallier, Walls, Wright)• KICKERS: 3 (Juhl, Rattan, Wiggs)• PUNTERS: 1 (Bruno)• LONG SNAPPERS: 2 (Romano, Wilkerson)

LUMBERJACKS BY STATE• TEXAS: 74 East Texas: 13 (Jab. Allen, Jam. Allen, Boddie, Ford, Gray, A. Henderson, D. Henderson, Johnson, Liggins, Mosley, H. Taylor, Vallier, Walker) Dallas/North Texas: 28 (Bearden, Boyd, Bruno, D. Bryant, Dane, Doddy, Franklin, Freeman, Hatten, Houston, A. Jones, C. Jones, Juhl, Miles, Miller, Minden, Muhammad, Piper, Pullins, Rattan, Roberson, Romano, Skyler, W. Taylor, Timmons, Washington, Wiggins, Wiggs) Houston/Southeast Texas: 25 (Ardoin, N. Bryant, Corporan, Fashola, Garrett, Harrison, Joseph, Lewis, Madison, Martin, Neff, Poullard, Reasons, Scott, Stewart, Sylvester, Vaughn, Walls, Ward, West, Wilkerson, Williams, Wright, Young, Zimmerle) Central Texas: 6 (Alexander, Clements, Krall, McNew, Price, Thomas) South Texas: 2 (Ballard, Curry)• LOUISIANA: 2 (Barney, Wallace) • ARKANSAS: 1 (Conque)• CALIFORNIA: 1 (Owens)• MISSISSIPPI: 1 (Rivers)• AMERICAN SAMOA: 1 (Foifua)

LUMBERJACKS BY CLASS• SENIORS: 17 (Boyd, N. Bryant, Curry, Foifua, Garrett, Gray, D. Henderson, Johnson, Joseph, Madison, Miles, Mosley, Poullard, Vallier, Ward, Wiggs, Young)• JUNIORS: 19 (Bearden, Boddie, Bruno, D. Bryant, Dane, Ford, Freeman, Hatten, C. Jones, Juhl, Miller, Minden, Neff, Owens, Skyler, Thomas, Vaughn, Washington, Williams)• SOPHOMORES: 20 (Jab. Allen, Jam. Allen, Conque, Corporan, Harrison, A. Henderson, Krall, Liggins, Martin, Pullins, Price, Reasons, Sylvester, H. Taylor, Timmons, Walker, Wallace, West, Wiggins, Wright)• REDSHIRT FRESHMEN: 8 (Doddy, A. Jones, McNew, Piper, Rattan, Roberson, Romano, Zimmerle)• FRESHMEN: 16 (Alexander, Ardoin, Ballard, Barney, Clements, Fashola, Franklin, Houston, Lewis, Muhammad, Rivers, Scott, Stewart, W. Taylor, Walls, Wilkerson)


LUMBERJACK support staff

kail kaiser

DIRECTOR OF FOOTBALL OPERATIONSFIRST SEASON AT SFA

RYAN WATTSOFFENSIVE MANAGERFIRST SEASON AT SFA

matt ellerbrockDEFENSIVE MANAGERFIRST SEASON AT SFA

GREG “BUCK” PAYNEDIRECTOR OF EQUIPMENT/FACILITIES

34TH SEASON AT SFA

DAN EASONDIRECTOR OF STRENGTH AND

CONDITIONING14TH SEASON AT SFA

JEFF SMITH

HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINERTHIRD SEASON AT SFA

RAND CHAMPIONDIRECTOR OF MEDIA RELATIONS

FIRST SEASON AT SFA

ROB McDERMAND

ASSISTANT A.D. - ACADEMICSTHIRD SEASON AT SFA

BRENT GALLAGHER

MARKETING COORDINATORSECOND SEASON AT SFA

ANDY COLLINSCOORDINATOR OF ATHLETIC

OPERATIONSTHIRD SEASON AT SFA

2013 SEASON RECAP2013 SEASON STATISTICS ................................................................................ 42-432013 TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL HIGHS ................................................................. 44-45PROGRAM RECORDS SET IN 2013 ...........................................................................45GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS/STATISTICS ................................................................462013 GAME RECAPS ......................................................................................... 47-52


2013 SEASON STATISTICS2013 SEASON RESULTS

DATE OPPONENT SCORE ATTEND.Aug. 31 at Weber State ................................................... L ...............50-40 ...............6,181Sept. 7 at Texas Tech ...................................................... L ...............61-13 ..............54,086Sept. 14 McMURRY ..........................................................W ..............50-13 ...............8,254Sept. 21 MONTANA STATE ................................................W ..............52-38 ...............9,433Sept. 28 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M ............................................ L ...............56-48 ..............12,329Oct. 12 at Southeastern Louisiana * .............................. L ...............56-14 ...............5,080Oct. 19 NICHOLLS STATE * ..............................................W ..............55-41 ..............12,090Oct. 25 at Central Arkansas * ......................................... L ...............66-31 ..............10,827Nov. 2 vs. Sam Houston State * .................................... L ...............56-49 ..............26,213Nov. 9 McNEESE STATE * ............................................... L ...............69-38 ...............6,312Nov. 16 at Lamar * ......................................................... L ...............46-45 ...............7,681Nov. 23 at Northwestern State * .................................... L ...............40-27 ...............3,117

Home games in CAPS * - Southland Conference games

TEAM STATISTICSCATEGORY SFA OPP.SCORING ....................................................................................462 ............................592 Points Per Game ................................................................. 38.5 ........................... 49.3FIRST DOWNS ............................................................................321 ............................300 Rushing ...............................................................................100 ............................119 Passing ................................................................................191 ............................149 Penalty .................................................................................30 ..............................32RUSHING YARDAGE ................................................................. 2,196 ......................... 2,282 Yards Gained ..................................................................... 2,437 ......................... 2,560 Yards Lost ............................................................................241 ............................278 Rushing Attempts ...............................................................422 ............................507 Average Per Rush ................................................................ 5.2 ............................. 4.5 Average Per Game ............................................................. 183.0 ......................... 190.2 TDs Rushing .........................................................................21 ..............................33PASSING YARDAGE .................................................................. 4,668 ......................... 4,056 Comp-Att-Int ............................................................... 373-622-22 ............... 290-456-17 Average Per Pass ................................................................. 7.5 ............................. 8.9 Average Per Catch .............................................................. 12.5 ........................... 14.0 Average Per Game ............................................................. 389.0 ......................... 338.0 TDs Passing ..........................................................................37 ..............................36TOTAL OFFENSE ....................................................................... 6,864 ......................... 6,338 Total Plays ......................................................................... 1,044 ...........................963 Average Per Play ................................................................. 6.6 ............................. 6.6 Average Per Game ............................................................. 572.0 ......................... 528.2KICK RETURNS (Avg.) .......................................................48-843 (17.6) ........... 70-1,714 (24.5)PUNT RETURNS (Avg.) .......................................................18-141 (7.8) ..............11-127 (11.5)INTERCEPTION RETURNS (Avg.) .......................................17-149 (8.8) ..............22-508 (23.1)FUMBLES - LOST ...................................................................... 16-12 ..........................13-6PENALTIES - Yards ................................................................. 105-926 ......................92-927 Average Per Game .............................................................. 77.2 ........................... 77.2PUNTS-YARDS (Avg.) ...................................................... 65-2,554 (39.3) ......... 71-2,178 (38.3)TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME .................................................. 27:56 ......................... 32:04THIRD DOWN CONVERSIONS (Pct.) .................................67-188 (36%) ............70-182 (38%)FOURTH DOWN CONVERSIONS (Pct.) ...............................11-29 (38%) ..............11-18 (61%)SACKS BY - Yards .................................................................... 15-113 .........................8-63TOUCHDOWNS SCORED .............................................................60 ..............................80FIELD GOALS - ATTEMPTS (Pct.) ........................................14-19 (74%) ..............10-13 (77%)ON-SIDE KICKS ..........................................................................0-0 .............................2-4RED ZONE SCORES ..............................................................52-68 (76%) ..............52-58 (90%)RED ZONE TOUCHDOWNS ..................................................39-68 (57%) ..............43-58 (74%)

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TotalStephen F. Austin 138 131 66 127 — 462Opponents 194 157 151 90 — 592

OFFENSIVE STATISTICSPASSING GP C-A-I PCT. YDS. TD LONG AVG./GBrady Attaway 12 349-584-21 59.8 4,268 32 80 355.7Joe Minden 6 19-31-0 61.3 200 2 36 33.3Hunter Taylor 2 2-4-1 50.0 1 0 2 0.5Tyler Boyd 12 3-3-0 100.0 199 3 75 16.6STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 12 373-622-22 60.0 4,668 37 80 389.0OPPONENTS 12 290-456-17 63.6 4,056 36 85 338.0

RUSHING GP ATT. YDS. AVG. TD LONG AVG./GGus Johnson 11 176 1,061 6.0 11 81 96.5Keith Lawson 11 82 416 5.1 5 47 37.8Joshawa West 12 68 405 6.0 3 88 33.8Fred Ford 9 50 242 4.8 1 34 26.9Mike Brooks 12 6 73 12.2 0 43 6.1Braxton Bearden 11 3 37 12.3 0 38 3.4Jamarcus Walker 7 10 36 3.6 0 8 5.1Joe Minden 6 5 5 1.0 1 7 0.8Tyler Boyd 12 1 1 1.0 0 1 0.1Hunter Taylor 2 1 -1 -1.0 0 0 -0.5TEAM 5 4 -21 -5.2 0 0 -4.2Brady Attaway 12 16 -58 -3.6 0 9 -4.8STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 12 422 2,196 5.2 21 88 183.0OPPONENTS 12 507 2,282 4.5 33 81 190.2

RECEIVING GP REC. YDS. AVG. TD LONG AVG./GTyler Boyd 12 79 1,183 15.0 8 75 98.6Mike Brooks 12 76 985 13.0 11 75 82.1DJ Ward 12 61 809 13.3 7 80 67.4Aaron Thomas 11 40 719 18.0 4 76 65.4Joshawa West 12 23 91 4.0 0 15 7.6Marquis Mosley 11 22 292 13.3 4 51 26.5Gus Johnson 11 21 108 5.1 0 16 9.8Braxton Bearden 11 19 134 7.1 3 26 12.2Antonio Cannon 9 9 99 11.0 0 22 11.0Steve Cunigan 8 7 41 5.9 0 13 5.1Keith Lawson 11 4 11 2.8 0 9 1.0Fred Ford 9 3 62 20.7 0 50 6.9Justice Liggins 7 3 33 11.0 0 20 4.7Robert Sylvester 11 2 61 30.5 0 45 5.5Chase Curry 12 2 24 12.0 0 16 2.0Jamarcus Walker 7 1 9 9.0 0 9 1.3Bradley Krall 1 1 7 7.0 0 7 7.0STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 12 373 4,668 12.5 37 80 389.0OPPONENTS 12 290 4,056 14.0 36 85 338.0


2013 SEASON STATISTICSDEFENSIVE STATISTICS

PLAYER GP UT AT TOT. TFL SACKS PDOrtavious Hypolite 12 35 62 97 3.5 - 3 — 3Collin Garrett 10 40 48 88 4.5 - 11 — 4Caleb Nelson 12 49 31 80 3.0 - 11 — 7Jordan Burton 11 36 38 74 3.5 - 21 — 3Trey Vallier 11 24 24 48 — — 8Darren Robinson 12 19 27 46 9.0 - 37 3.5 - 24 —Shayvion Hatten 12 17 29 46 5.5 - 12 — 3Patrick Martin 12 24 20 44 3.0 - 12 1.0 - 7 2Ishmiah Miles 12 18 23 41 11.5 - 48 4.0 - 31 —Malcolm Mattox 12 11 26 37 5.0 - 38 3.5 - 33 1Keavon Madison 6 21 13 34 — — 2Destin Mosley 9 17 16 33 — — 2Donald Bryant 12 10 22 32 3.5 - 15 1.0 - 9 1Demundre Freeman 12 19 9 28 1.0 - 3 — 3Marvin Gray 11 12 15 27 2.0 - 2 — —Kedrick Harrison 12 10 13 23 5.0 - 16 2.0 - 9 —Lance Skyler 12 12 11 23 5.0 - 9 — —Jabralon Allen 9 8 12 20 2.0 - 1 — 1Nick Bryant 12 8 12 20 — — 1Rodney Timmons 11 5 14 19 — — —Rodney Young 11 5 14 19 0.5 - 1 — —Anthony Kincade 6 11 7 18 1.5 - 3 — 3Avery Henderson 9 6 5 11 — — —Joshawa West 12 6 5 11 — — —Patrick Brown 8 8 3 11 — — 2Robert Sylvester 11 8 1 9 1.0 - 4 — 1Aaron Thomas 11 3 6 9 — — —J.C. Franklin 4 5 1 6 — — —Eugene Wright 10 4 1 5 — — —Artez Price 6 4 1 5 — — —Hunter Harwell 2 3 2 5 1.0 - 5 — —Lamarcus Brown 1 4 — 4 1.0 - 3 — —Roman Mitchell 8 3 1 4 — — —Jordan Wiggs 12 1 3 4 — — —Tyler Boyd 12 3 — 3 — — —Ashante Joseph 3 2 1 3 — — —Danan Henderson 7 1 2 3 — — —Jamal Allen 8 1 1 2 — — —Mike Brooks 12 1 1 2 — — —Nick Bruno 12 1 — 1 — — —Terran Vaughn 12 1 — 1 — — —Braxton Bearden 11 1 — 1 — — —Marquis Mosley 11 1 — 1 — — —Eroni Foifua 10 1 — 1 — — —Fred Ford 9 1 — 1 — — —Travis Wiggins 8 1 — 1 — — —TEAM 5 1 — 1 — — —Hunter Taylor 2 1 — 1 — — —Chase Curry 12 — 1 1 — — —DJ Ward 12 — 1 1 — — —Jamarcus Walker 7 — 1 1 — — —STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 12 484 521 1,005 72 - 255 15 - 113 47OPPONENTS 12 491 517 1,008 64 - 220 8 - 63 87

SPECIAL TEAMS STATISTICSFIELD GOALS M-A PCT. 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ LONGJordan Wiggs 14-19 73.7% 0-0 8-8 4-6 2-5 0-0 40

PUNTING NO. YDS. AVG. LONG FC I20 50+Nick Bruno 62 2,504 40.4 68 22 23 12Brady Attaway 2 50 25.0 29 0 1 0TEAM 1 0 0.0 0 0 0 0STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 65 2,554 39.3 68 22 24 12OPPONENTS 71 2,718 38.3 69 24 17 6

KICKOFFS NO. YDS. AVG. TB OBJordan Wiggs 55 3,110 56.5 8 3Mason Juhl 28 1,509 53.9 4 0Nick Bruno 3 157 52.3 0 1STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 86 4,776 55.5 12 4OPPONENTS 98 5,620 57.3 39 4

PUNT RETURNS NO. YDS. AVG. TD LONGMike Brooks 17 139 8.2 0 39Robert Sylvester 1 2 2.0 0 2STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 18 141 7.8 0 39OPPONENTS 11 127 11.5 2 35

KICK RETURNS NO. YDS. AVG. TD LONGJoshawa West 11 200 18.2 0 27DJ Ward 11 196 17.8 0 28Mike Brooks 10 238 23.8 1 100Eugene Wright 6 105 17.5 0 20Keith Lawson 3 29 9.7 0 12Robert Sylvester 2 28 14.0 0 25Fred Ford 1 18 18.0 0 18Gus Johnson 1 11 11.0 0 11Tyler Boyd 1 9 9.0 0 9David Dane 1 7 7.0 0 7Jamal Allen 1 2 2.0 0 2STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 48 843 17.6 1 100OPPONENTS 70 1,714 24.5 4 100

SCORING TDS FGS PAT 2-PT. SAF. PTS.Jordan Wiggs 0 14-19 58-59 0-0 0 100Mike Brooks 12 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 72Gus Johnson 11 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 66Tyler Boyd 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 48DJ Ward 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 42Keith Lawson 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 30Marquis Mosley 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 24Aaron Thomas 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 24Braxton Bearden 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 18Joshawa West 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 18Fred Ford 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 6Ortavious Hypolite 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 6Joe Minden 1 0-0 0-0 0-1 0 6TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 2STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 60 14-19 58-59 0-1 1 462OPPONENTS 80 10-13 70-73 4-7 2 592


2013 SEASON STATISTICSINDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS

STEPHEN F. AUSTINRushes 26 Johnson, Gus vs Montana State (Sept 21, 2013) Johnson, Gus vs Sam Houston State (Nov 2, 2013)Yards Rushing 179 Johnson, Gus vs Prairie View A&M (Sep 28, 2013) TD Rushes 3 Johnson, Gus vs Montana State (Sep 21, 2013) Long Rush 88 West, Joshawa vs Nicholls State (Oct 19, 2013) Pass Attempts 66 Attaway, Brady vs Prairie View A&M (Sep 28, 2013) Pass Completions 44 Attaway, Brady vs Prairie View A&M (Sep 28, 2013) Yards Passing 662 Attaway, Brady vs Prairie View A&M (Sep 28, 2013) TD Passes 6 Attaway, Brady vs Nicholls State (Oct 19, 2013) Long Pass 80 Attaway, Brady vs Prairie View A&M (Sep 28, 2013) Receptions 11 Boyd, Tyler vs McMurry (Sep 14, 2013) Boyd, Tyler vs Sam Houston State (Nov 02, 2013) Yards Receiving 242 Thomas, Aaron vs Prairie View A&M (Sep 28, 2013) TD Receptions 3 Brooks, Mike vs Sam Houston State (Nov 02, 2013) Long Reception 80 Ward, D.J. vs Prairie View A&M (Sep 28, 2013) Field Goals 2 Wiggs, Jordan at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013) Wiggs, Jordan vs McMurry (Sep 14, 2013) Wiggs, Jordan vs Prairie View A&M (Sep 28, 2013) Wiggs, Jordan vs Nicholls State (Oct 19, 2013) Wiggs, Jordan at Northwestern State (Nov 23, 2013) Long Field Goal 40 Wiggs, Jordan at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013) Wiggs, Jordan vs Nicholls State (Oct 19, 2013) Punts 10 Bruno, Nick at Central Arkansas (Oct 26, 2013) Bruno, Nick vs McNeese State (Nov 09, 2013) Punting Average 49.4 Bruno, Nick at Southeastern Louisiana (Oct 12, 2013) Long Punt 68 Bruno, Nick at Texas Tech (Sep 07, 2013) Punts inside 20 4 Bruno, Nick at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013) Bruno, Nick at Texas Tech (Sep 07, 2013) Long Punt Return 39 Brooks, Mike vs Prairie View A&M (Sep 28, 2013) Long Kickoff Return 100 Brooks, Mike vs McNeese State (Nov 09, 2013) Tackles 20 Burton, Jordan vs Prairie View A&M (Sep 28, 2013) Sacks 1.0 Mattox, Malcolm vs McMurry (Sep 14, 2013) Robinson, Darren vs Montana State (Sep 21, 2013) Miles, Ishmiah vs Montana State (Sep 21, 2013) Martin, Patrick vs Nicholls State (Oct 19, 2013) Mattox, Malcolm vs Nicholls State (Oct 19, 2013) Bryant, Donald vs Nicholls State (Oct 19, 2013) Harrison, Kedrick vs Nicholls State (Oct 19, 2013) Miles, Ishmiah vs Nicholls State (Oct 19, 2013) Mattox, Malcolm at Central Arkansas (Oct 26, 2013) Miles, Ishmiah at Central Arkansas (Oct 26, 2013) Harrison, Kedrick vs Sam Houston State (Nov 02, 2013) Robinson, Darren at Lamar (Nov 16, 2013) Miles, Ishmiah at Lamar (Nov 16, 2013) Robinson, Darren at Northwestern State (Nov 23, 2013) Tackles For Loss 2.5 Miles, Ishmiah vs Sam Houston State (Nov 02, 2013) Interceptions 1 Freeman, Demundre at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013) Bryant, Donald at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013) Brown, Patrick at Texas Tech (Sep 07, 2013) Nelson, Caleb at Texas Tech (Sep 07, 2013) Nelson, Caleb vs McMurry (Sep 14, 2013) Hypolite, Ortavious vs Montana State (Sep 21, 2013) Vallier, Trey vs Montana State (Sep 21, 2013) Garrett, Collin vs Montana State (Sep 21, 2013) Burton, Jordan vs Montana State (Sep 21, 2013) Mosley, Destin vs Prairie View A&M (Sep 28, 2013) Madison, Keavon vs Nicholls State (Oct 19, 2013) Vallier, Trey vs Nicholls State (Oct 19, 2013) Garrett, Collin vs Nicholls State (Oct 19, 2013) Vallier, Trey at Central Arkansas (Oct 26, 2013) Hypolite, Ortavious at Lamar (Nov 16, 2013) Nelson, Caleb at Northwestern State (Nov 23, 2013) Vallier, Trey at Northwestern State (Nov 23, 2013)

OPPONENTSRushes 25 Figaro, Tuskani, vs Nicholls State (Oct 19, 2013) Yards Rushing 145 Figaro, Tuskani, vs Nicholls State (Oct 19, 2013) TD Rushes 3 Lovelocke, J., vs Prairie View A&M (Sep 28, 2013) Long Rush 81 Warren, Kelton, at Central Arkansas (Oct 26, 2013) Pass Attempts 55 Berry, Caleb, at Lamar (Nov 16, 2013) Pass Completions 43 Berry, Caleb, at Lamar (Nov 16, 2013) Yards Passing 403 Howard, Ryan, at Central Arkansas (Oct 26, 2013) TD Passes 4 Lovelocke, J., vs Prairie View A&M (Sep 28, 2013) Bennett, Bryan, at Southeastern Louisiana (Oct 12, 2013) Howard, Ryan, at Central Arkansas (Oct 26, 2013) Bell, Brian, vs Sam Houston State (Nov 02, 2013) Stroud, Cody, vs McNeese State (Nov 09, 2013) Long Pass 85 Bennett, Bryan, at Southeastern Louisiana (Oct 12, 2013) Receptions 18 Begelton, Reggi, at Lamar (Nov 16, 2013) Yards Receiving 175 Williams, Torra, vs Sam Houston State (Nov 02, 2013) TD Receptions 2 Gant, Patrick, vs Prairie View A&M (Sep 28, 2013) Lewis, Dezmin, at Central Arkansas (Oct 26, 2013) Spencer, Dionta, vs McNeese State (Nov 09, 2013) Begelton, Reggi, at Lamar (Nov 16, 2013) Hollier, Louis, at Northwestern State (Nov 23, 2013) Long Reception 85 Malott, Chris, at Southeastern Louisiana (Oct 12, 2013) Field Goals 4 Ball, Alex, at Lamar (Nov 16, 2013) Long Field Goal 41 Ball, Alex, at Lamar (Nov 16, 2013) Punts 9 Jatzlau, Travis, vs Prairie View A&M (Sep 28, 2013) Punting Avg 49.5 Erxleben, Ryan, at Texas Tech (Sep 07, 2013) Long Punt 69 Tony Epperson, at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013) Punts inside 20 3 Tony Epperson, at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013) Long Punt Return 35 Thompson, Car., at Texas Tech (Sep 07, 2013) Spencer, Dionta, vs McNeese State (Nov 09, 2013) Long Kickoff Return 100 Bo Bolen, at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013) Tackles 21 Bovie, Davin, vs Nicholls State (Oct 19, 2013) Sacks 1.0 Brad Daly, vs Montana State (Sep 21, 2013) Corbett, Isiah, at Southeastern Louisiana (Oct 12, 2013) Brown, Kameryon, vs Nicholls State (Oct 19, 2013) Randall, T.J., at Central Arkansas (Oct 26, 2013) Carreno, Luis, vs Sam Houston State (Nov 02, 2013) Weaver, Andrew, vs Sam Houston State (Nov 02, 2013) Moss, Logan, at Lamar (Nov 16, 2013) Deamer, Lesley, at Northwestern State (Nov 23, 2013) Tackles For Loss 3.0 Howard, Jerome, vs Prairie View A&M (Sep 28, 2013) Jones, Adam, at Northwestern State (Nov 23, 2013) Interceptions 2 Sutton, Marice, at Southeastern Louisiana (Oct 12, 2013) Johnson, Kevin, at Lamar (Nov 16, 2013) Claiborne, Imoa, at Northwestern State (Nov 23, 2013)


2013 SEASON STATISTICSTEAM GAME HIGHS

STEPHEN F. AUSTIN

Rushes 50 vs McMurry (Sep 14, 2013) Yards Rushing 334 vs Nicholls State (Oct 19, 2013) Yards Per Rush 8.0 vs Nicholls State (Oct 19, 2013) TD Rushes 4 vs McMurry (Sep 14, 2013) vs Montana State (Sep 21, 2013) Pass Attempts 68 vs McMurry (Sep 14, 2013) Pass Completions 44 vs Prairie View A&M (Sep 28, 2013) Yards Passing 662 vs Prairie View A&M (Sep 28, 2013) Yards Per Pass 11.0 vs Sam Houston State (Nov 02, 2013) TD Passes 6 vs Nicholls State (Oct 19, 2013) Total Plays 118 vs McMurry (Sep 14, 2013) Total Offense 827 vs Prairie View A&M (Sep 28, 2013) Yards Per Play 9.1 vs Prairie View A&M (Sep 28, 2013) Points 55 vs Nicholls State (Oct 19, 2013) Sacks By 5 vs Nicholls State (Oct 19, 2013) First Downs 38 vs McMurry (Sep 14, 2013) Penalties 12 vs McMurry (Sep 14, 2013) Penalty Yards 96 vs McMurry (Sep 14, 2013) Turnovers 6 vs Sam Houston State (Nov 02, 2013) Interceptions By 4 vs Montana State (Sep 21, 2013) Punts 10 at Central Arkansas (Oct 26, 2013) vs McNeese State (Nov 09, 2013) Punting Average 49.4 at Southeastern Louisiana (Oct 12, 2013) Long Punt 68 at Texas Tech (Sep 07, 2013) Punts Inside 20 4 at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013) at Texas Tech (Sep 07, 2013) Long Punt Return 39 vs Prairie View A&M (Sep 28, 2013)

OPPONENTSRushes 56 at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013) Yards Rushing 315 at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013) Yards Per Rush 6.4 at Texas Tech (Sep 07, 2013) TD Rushes 4 at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013) at Texas Tech (Sep 07, 2013) vs Prairie View A&M (Sep 28, 2013) vs Nicholls State (Oct 19, 2013) Pass Attempts 56 at Lamar (Nov 16, 2013) Pass Completions 43 at Lamar (Nov 16, 2013) Yards Passing 494 at Texas Tech (Sep 07, 2013) Yards Per Pass 13.8 at Southeastern Louisiana (Oct 12, 2013) TD Passes 5 at Central Arkansas (Oct 26, 2013) Total Plays 94 at Lamar (Nov 16, 2013) Total Offense 731 at Texas Tech (Sep 07, 2013) Yards Per Play 9.5 at Central Arkansas (Oct 26, 2013) Points 69 vs McNeese State (Nov 09, 2013) Sacks By 2 vs Sam Houston State (Nov 02, 2013) First Downs 35 at Texas Tech (Sep 07, 2013) Penalties 11 vs McNeese State (Nov 09, 2013) Penalty Yards 124 vs McNeese State (Nov 09, 2013) Turnovers 4 at Texas Tech (Sep 07, 2013) vs Montana State (Sep 21, 2013) vs Nicholls State (Oct 19, 2013) Interceptions By 3 at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013) at Southeastern Louisiana (Oct 12, 2013) at Lamar (Nov 16, 2013) at Northwestern State (Nov 23, 2013) Punts 9 at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013) vs McMurry (Sep 14, 2013) vs Prairie View A&M (Sep 28, 2013) Punting Average 48.3 at Lamar (Nov 16, 2013) Long Punt 69 at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013) Punts Inside 20 4 at Weber State (Aug 31, 2013) Long Punt Return 35 at Texas Tech (Sep 07, 2013) vs McNeese State (Nov 09, 2013)

SFA PROGRAM RECORDS SET IN 2013

TOTAL PLAYS - GAME118 vs. McMurry (Sept. 14)

TOTAL YARDS - GAME827 vs. Prairie View A&M (Sept. 28)

PASSING YARDS - GAME662 • Brady Attaway

vs. Prairie View A&M (Sept. 28)

RECEIVING YARDS - GAME242 • Aaron Thomas


TOTAL FIRST DOWNS - GAME38 vs. McMurry (Sept. 14)

RECEIVING TDS - GAME3 • Mike Brooks (Tied)

vs. Sam Houston State (Nov. 2)

LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN100 yards • Mike Brooks (Tied)

vs. McNeese State (Nov. 9)

TOTAL OFFENSE - GAME655 yards • Brady Attaway


RUSHING YARDS PERATTEMPT - SEASON

5.2 • 2013


2013 SEASON STATISTICSOFFENSIVE GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS

WR WR LT LG C RG RT QB RB WR WR WSU Boyd Ward Chambers Williams Murphy Ratliff Vaughn Attaway Johnson Thomas Brooks TTU Boyd Ward Chambers Williams Murphy Ratliff Vaughn Attaway West Thomas Brooks McM Boyd Ward Chambers Williams Murphy Ratliff Dane Attaway Johnson Thomas Brooks MSU Boyd Ward Chambers Williams Murphy Ratliff Dane Attaway Johnson Thomas Brooks PVAM Foifua (FB) Ward Wiggins Neff Chambers Williams Vaughn Attaway Johnson Thomas Brooks SELU Boyd Ward Wiggins Pullins Chambers Ratliff Vaughn Attaway Johnson Thomas West NICH Boyd Ward Chambers Williams Murphy Ratliff Dane Attaway Johnson Thomas Brooks UCA Boyd Ward Chambers Williams Pullins Ratliff Vaughn Attaway West Thomas Brooks SHSU Boyd Ward Chambers Williams Pullins Ratliff Vaughn Attaway West Thomas Brooks McN Boyd Ward Chambers Williams Pullins Ratliff Vaughn Attaway Johnson Cannon Brooks LU Boyd Ward Chambers Williams Wiggins Ratliff Vaughn Attaway Johnson Thomas Brooks NSU Boyd Ward Chambers Williams Wiggins Ratliff Vaughn Attaway West Thomas Brooks

SFA GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS FIRST DOWNS RUSHING PASSING TOTAL FUMBLES- PEN.- PUNTS- PR- KR- POSS. SCORE BY QUARTERS R-P-PN-TOT ATT-NET ATT-COMP-INT-YDS PLAYS-YDS LOST YDS AVG YDS YDS TIME 1 2 3 4 T WSU 6-17-5-28 26-114 37-62-3-450 88-564 1-0 9-95 8-41.1 0-0 2-29 29:53 7 3 17 13 40 TTU 3-10-3-16 32-69 26-44-1-287 76-356 3-1 10-84 9-48.4 0-0 4-57 32:13 7 0 0 6 13 McM 16-19-3-38 50-252 39-68-1-378 118-630 0-0 12-96 4-32.0 5-43 2-56 35:05 10 24 2 14 50 MSU 7-20-2-29 35-175 34-56-2-392 91-567 1-1 8-88 5-38.4 2-2 4-57 29:03 17 14 0 21 52 PVAM 5-24-0-29 25-165 44-66-1-662 91-827 4-4 10-69 3-42.7 4-68 5-92 27:46 14 17 3 14 48 SELU 10-9-3-22 40-176 15-37-3-139 77-315 0-0 5-45 5-49.4 0-0 3-36 26:49 7 0 7 0 14 NICH 14-17-4-35 41-350 35-50-0-337 91-687 0-0 7-66 2-44.5 1-11 3-39 26:28 14 28 3 10 55 UCA 6-20-0-26 36-166 43-66-2-515 102-681 0-0 11-91 10-41.6 2-18 8-149 31:07 3 7 14 7 31 SHSU 14-15-2-31 45-237 26-46-2-505 91-742 4-4 10-89 3-36.7 0-0 4-78 25:50 14 7 7 21 49 McN 6-10-4-20 31-133 21-42-1-330 73-463 2-2 7-72 10-33.8 3-0 8-180-1 25:25 24 0 7 7 38 LU 7-13-2-22 31-220 24-42-3-342 73-562 0-0 11-86 3-20.0 1-(-1) 1-7 22:13 14 14 3 14 45 NSU 7-16-2-25 29-150 28-42-3-315 71-465 1-0 5-45 3-27.0 0-0 6-79 23:23 7 17 3 0 27

OPPONENT GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS FIRST DOWNS RUSHING PASSING TOTAL FUMBLES- PEN.- PUNTS- PR- KR- POSS. SCORE BY QUARTERS R-P-PN-TOT ATT-NET ATT-COMP-INT-YDS PLAYS-YDS LOST YDS AVG YDS YDS TIME 1 2 3 4 T WSU 15-8-2-25 56-315 16-32-2-169 88-484 2-1 10-101 9-40.7 2-10 4-143-1 30:07 23 0 20 7 50 TTU 11-20-4-35 37-237 32-47-2-494 84-731 3-2 10-106 3-48.0 4-57 4-147 27:47 28 17 16 0 61 McM 4-10-2-16 34-69 28-46-1-215 80-284 2-1 6-45 9-27.1 0-0 7-132 24:55 6 7 0 0 13 MSU 7-14-1-22 35-107 21-14-4-308 76-415 0-0 4-32 6-38.3 0-0 9-184 30:57 9 15 6 8 38 PVAM 6-15-4-25 38-202 32-47-1-380 85-582 0-0 6-48 9-44.6 0-0 7-122 32:14 21 14 14 7 56 SELU 10-9-1-20 43-210 18-27-0-373 70-583 0-0 10-80 3-40.3 0-0 2-56 33:11 21 21 7 7 56 NICH 13-10-1-24 46-249 15-27-3-269 73-518 2-1 6-61 4-34.8 0-0 8-170 33:32 14 7 14 6 41 UCA 7-11-4-22 37-235 22-35-1-446 72-681 0-0 7-119 7-25.1 2-(-6) 5-192-1 28:53 7 14 38 7 66 SHSU 13-13-3-29 50-218 19-29-0-339 79-557 1-1 7-66 7-43.1 1-6 5-59 34:10 14 7 7 28 56 McN 10-9-3-22 46-161 18-36-0-337 82-498 1-0 11-124 7-42.0 1-35-1 6-215-2 34:35 21 24 17 7 69 LU 12-17-4-33 38-138 43-56-1-393 94-531 0-0 9-76 3-48.3 1-25-1 7-144 37:47 14 10 9 13 46 NSU 11-13-3-27 47-136 26-33-2-333 80-469 2-0 6-69 4-39.0 0-0 6-150 36:37 16 21 3 0 40

DEFENSIVE GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS DE DL DL DE LB MLB LB CB CB S S WSU Mattox Hatten D. Bryant Robinson Hypolite N. Bryant Martin Brown D. Mosley Kincade Vallier TTU Mattox Hatten Miles Robinson Harwell D. Henderson Burton Martin D. Mosley Freeman Vallier McM Mattox Hatten Skyler Robinson Jab. Allen Garrett Burton Freeman Kincade Nelson Vallier MSU Mattox Hatten Skyler Robinson Hypolite Garrett Burton Freeman Sylvester Nelson Vallier PVAM Mattox Hatten Skyler Robinson Hypolite Garrett Burton Madison D. Mosley Martin A. Henderson SELU Mattox Hatten Skyler Robinson Miles (DL) Garrett Burton Freeman Kincade Brown Vallier NICH Mattox Hatten Skyler Robinson Hypolite Garrett Burton Freeman Sylvester Nelson Brown UCA Mattox Hatten Skyler Robinson Hypolite Garrett Burton Freeman Franklin Martin Vallier SHSU Mattox Hatten Skyler Robinson Hypolite Garrett Burton Freeman Martin Nelson Vallier McN Mattox Hatten Skyler Robinson Hypolite Garrett Burton Freeman Martin Nelson Vallier LU Mattox Hatten Skyler Robinson Hypolite Garrett Burton Freeman Madison Nelson Gray NSU Mattox Hatten Skyler Robinson Hypolite Garrett Burton Freeman Martin Nelson Vallier


WEBER STATE 50STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 40

augUST 31 • ogden, utah

OGDEN, Utah - Despite totaling 564 yards of total offense and forcing three turnovers, Stephen F. Austin was unable to slow down a dynamic Weber St. offense, falling 50-40 in the 2013 season opener. Brady Attaway threw for 450 yards, completing 37 of his 62 attempts, for four touchdowns. Mike Brooks and DJ Ward each pulled in nine of Attaway’s completions for 166 and 132 yards respectively while combining for three touchdowns. Aaron Thomas (66 yds., 1 TD) and Joshawa West (26 yds.) each had five receptions on the night. Gus Johnson anchored the SFA rushing at-tack, carrying 24 times for 110 yards and a touchdown. Weber State raced out to an early 23-7 lead after the first quarter before the ‘Jacks trimmed the lead to 23-10 with a Wiggs field goal at the end of the half. The ‘Jacks and Wildcats then com-bined for 37 points in the third quarter as SFA got touchdown strikes from Brooks and Thomas, trimming the deficit to nine at 36-27 late in the third quarter. SFA mounted a comeback in the fourth as a touchdown pass from Attaway to Brooks, followed by a touchdown scamper from Gus Johnson in the opening four minutes of the fourth quarter pulled the ‘Jacks to within three at 43-40. But Weber State would respond with a 57-yard touch-down run, then came up with a pair of key turnover to keep SFA from completing the comeback. Defensively, SFA was led by 10 tackles from Nick Bryant while Ortavious Hypolite added nine stops. Ishmiah Miles had a pair of tackles for loss to complement his six total tackles with Donald Bryant (6 yds.) and Demundre Freeman (55 yds.) notching interceptions for the ‘Jacks.

Score By Quarters 1 2 3 4 F Stephen F. Austin 7 3 17 13 40 Weber State 23 0 20 7 50

Scoring Summary 1st 13:21 WSU Erik Walker 39 run (Cordero Dixon pass from Kela Marciel) 9:35 WSU DJ Bush 70 interception return (Marciel rush) 5:17 SFA DJ Ward 36 pass from Brady Attaway (Jordan Wiggs kick) 5:03 WSU Bo Bolen 100 kickoff return (Carson Fackrell kick) 2nd 0:18 SFA Jordan Wiggs 22 field goal 3rd 14:35 SFA Mike Brooks 14 pass from Attaway (Wiggs kick) 13:11 WSU Walker 27 pass from Jordan Adamczyk (Fackrell kick) 11:37 SFA Aaron Thomas 34 pass from Attaway (Wiggs kick) 8:19 WSU Bolen 1 run (Adamczyk rush failed) 5:19 SFA Wiggs 40 field goal 0:52 WSU Bolen 19 run (Fackrell kick) 4th 13:53 SFA Brooks 21 pass from Attaway (Wiggs kick) 11:42 SFA Gus Johnson 2 run (Wiggs kick) 10:25 WSU Zach Smith 57 run (Fackrell kick)

Final StatsRushing: SFA - 26 att. for 114 yds., 1 TD • WSU - 56 att. for 315 yds., 4 TDs SFA -- Gus Johnson - 24/110, 1 TD; Fred Ford - 1/6 WSU -- Zach Smith - 8/88, 1 TD; Bo Bolen - 20/85, 2 TDs; Josh Booker - 17/77

Passing: SFA - 37-of-62 for 450 yds., 4 TDs, 3 INTs • WSU - 16-of-32 for 169 yds., 1 TD, 2 INTs SFA -- Brady Attaway - 37-62-3, 450 yds., 4 TDs. WSU -- Jordan Adamczyk - 14-29-1, 118 yds, 1 TD; A. Chipoletti - 2-3-1, 51 yds.

Receiving: SFA - 37 catches for 450 yds., 4 TDs • WSU - 16 catches for 169 yds., 1 TD SFA -- Mike Brooks - 9/166, 2 TDs; DJ Ward - 9/132, 1 TD WSU -- Erik Walker - 7/127, 1 TD; Zach Smith - 2/17

SEPTEMBER 7 • LUBBOCK, TEXAS

LUBBOCK, Texas - Stephen F. Austin struggled from the opening play as the Lumberjacks gave up 731 yards of total offense in a 61-13 loss to Big XII opponent Texas Tech at Jones AT&T Stadium. The ‘Jacks offense struggled all evening, managing just 356 yards of total offense. Joe Minden was SFA’s leading passer, completing 11 of his 13 passes for 128 yards and a touchdown. Starter Brady Attaway managed just 83 passing yards, completing 12 of his 26 passes with no touch-downs. Mike Brooks led the Lumberjack receiving corps, hauling in six catches for 106 yards and a touchdown while Marquis Moseley had five catches for 91 yards and a touchdown strike of his own. The ‘Jacks managed just 69 rushing yards on the night, led by 23 from Fred Ford on six carries with Gus Johnson finishing with 15 yards on seven touches. After waiting out a nearly hour-long lightning delay to start the game, Texas Tech showed its quick-strike ability, racing out to a 14-0 lead through the game’s first six minutes. SFA responded with a trick play that resulted in Brooks heaving a 75-yard touchdown pass to Tyler Boyd as the ‘Jacks pulled to within seven at 14-7 midway through the first quarter. But the Red Raiders then took control, reeling off 47 unanswered points over the next two and a half quarters to take a commanding 61-7 lead after three quarters of play. The ‘Jacks would add a touchdown in the fourth when Minden connected with Mosley, but it was too little too late as Texas Tech breezed to the victory. Jordan Burton led SFA defensively with seven tackles on the night, followed by five from Pat-rick Martin. The ‘Jacks recorded four tackles for loss against the Red Raiders, led by a pair from Marvin Gray who finished with four tackles on the night.

Score By Quarters 1 2 3 4 F Stephen F. Austin 7 0 0 6 13 Texas Tech 28 17 16 0 61

Scoring Summary 1st 14:08 TTU Jakeem Grant 42 pass from Baker Mayfield (Ryan Bustin kick) 9:08 TTU Kenny Williams 1 run (Bustin kick) 8:55 SFA Mike Brooks 75 pass from Tyler Boyd (Jordan Wiggs kick) 4:27 TTU Jace Amaro 25 pass from Mayfield (Bustin kick) 3:44 TTU Williams 18 run (Bustin kick) 2nd 8:14 TTU Brad Marquez 60 pass from Mayfield (Bustin kick) 6:00 TTU Bustin 28 field goal 0:27 TTU De. Washington 2 run (Bustin kick) 3rd 8:27 TTU Team Safety 8:08 TTU Quinton White 5 run (Bustin kick) 2:05 TTU Reginald Davis 23 pass from Davis Webb (Bustin kick) 4th 7:30 SFA Marquis Mosley 36 pass from Joe Minden (Minden pass failed)

Final StatsRushing: SFA - 32 att. for 69 yds. • TTU - 37 att. for 237 yds., 4 TDs SFA -- Fred Ford - 6/23; Gus Johnson - 7/15 TTU -- Quinton White - 5/71, 1 TD; Baker Mayfield - 9/66

Passing: SFA - 26-of-44 for 287 yds., 2 TDs, 1 INT • TTU - 32-of-47 for 494 yds., 4 TDs, 2 INTs SFA -- Brady Attaway - 12-26-0, 83 yds.; Joe Minden - 11-13-0, 128 yds., 1 TD TTU -- Baker Mayfield - 21-30-0, 367 yds., 3 TDs; Davis Webb - 11-17-2, 127 yds., 1 TD

Receiving: SFA - 26 catches for 287 yds., 2 TDs • TTU - 32 catches for 494 yds., 4 TDs SFA -- Mike Brooks - 6/106, 1 TD; Marquis Mosley - 5/91, 1 TD TTU -- Jace Amaro - 8/142, 1 TD; Dylan Cantrell - 6/56; Jakeem Grant - 4/77, 1 TD

TEXAS TECH 61STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 13

2013 GAME-BY-GAME RECAPS


SEPTEMBER 14 • nacogdoches, TEXAS

NACOGDOCHES, Texas - Stephen F. Austin notched its first victory of the 2013 season, dominat-ing McMurry for the final three quarters en route to a 50-13 decision over the War Hawks at Homer Bryce Stadium. SFA finished with 630 yards of total offense on the day while holding McMurry to just 284 total yards. The balanced Lumberjack attack racked up 252 rushing yards on the day and 378 yards through the air. Brady Attaway finished with 330 passing yards, completing 34 of his 58 passes with a pair of touchdown strikes. Tyler Boyd emerged with 11 catches for 112 yards and a touchdown while DJ Ward pulled in nine catches for 81 yards and a score. On the ground, Gus Johnson led the way with 102 yards and two touchdowns on 16 carries while Fred Ford added 95 yards and a score, rushing 20 times for the ‘Jacks. Defensively, three Lumberjacks recorded double-digit totals in tackles, led by Ortavious Hypo-lite’s 12 stops while Jabralon Allen finished with 11, including 1.5 tackles for loss. Collin Garrett added 10 tackles for SFA as Malcolm Mattox registered a sack. After pulling ahead 10-0 in the first quarter, SFA watched as McMurry responded with a pair of touchdowns less than two minutes apart, giving the War Hawks a 13-10 lead less than a minute into the second quarter. But the ‘Jacks settled into their gameplan and outscored the War Hawks 40-0 over the final 44 minutes of regulation, including 24 points in the final 5:15 of the first half to put the game away.

Score By Quarters 1 2 3 4 F McMurry 6 7 0 0 13 Stephen F. Austin 10 24 2 14 50

Scoring Summary 1st 13:35 SFA Jordan Wiggs 30 field goal 4:26 SFA Gus Johnson 1 run (Wiggs kick) 0:20 McM Chris Simpson 1 run (Ian McCarthy kick failed) 2nd 14:13 McM Simpson 3 run (McMarthy kick) 5:15 SFA DJ Ward 5 pass from Brady Attaway (Wiggs kick) 3:29 SFA Johnson 12 run (Wiggs kick) 1:20 SFA Wiggs 21 field goal 0:00 SFA Tyler Boyd 3 pass from Attaway (Wiggs kick) 3rd 5:12 SFA Team Safety 4th 12:54 SFA Keith Lawson 2 run (Wiggs kick) 10:19 SFA Fred Ford 1 run (Wiggs kick)

Final StatsRushing: McM - 34 att. for 69 yds., 2 TDS • SFA - 50 att. for 252 yds., 4 TDs McM -- Chris Simpson - 19/54, 2 TDs; Billy Cole III - 9/27 SFA -- Gus Johnson - 16/102, 2 TDs; Fred Ford - 20/95, 1 TD

Passing: McM - 28-of-46 for 215 yds., 1 INT • SFA - 39-of-68 for 378 yds., 2 TDs, 1 INT McM -- Brady Lambert - 27-45-1, 212 yds.; Gabe Rodriguez - 1-1-0, 3 yds. SFA -- Brady Attaway - 34-58-1, 330 yds., 2 TDs; Joe Minden - 5-10-0, 48 yds.

Receiving: McM - 28 catches for 215 yds.; SFA - 39 catches for 378 yds., 2 TDs McM -- Jeret Smith - 9/106; Greg Livingston - 8/31 SFA -- Tyler Boyd - 11/112, 1 TD; DJ Ward - 9/81, 1 TD

SEPTEMBER 21 • NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS

NACOGDOCHES, Texas - Stephen F. Austin notched one of its biggest victories in recent history, rallying in the fourth quarter to stun second-ranked Montana State 52-38 at Homer Bryce Sta-dium. Trailing 38-31 with 11:34 remaining, the Lumberjacks mounted a 21-point fourth quarter rally as Joshawa West tied the game with a 13 yard rush with 8:45 remaining, followed by Gus Johnson’s third touchdown of the game with 5:01 to go to put the ‘Jacks on top 45-38. With the Bobcats driving late in the game, Ortavious Hypolite intercepted a MSU pass and returned it 25 yards for the score with 26 seconds remaining, sealing the victory for SFA. The ‘Jacks had the early momentum against their northern visitors, racing out to a 17-3 first quarter lead behind touchdowns from Mike Brooks and Johnson. SFA would push that lead to 31-17 in the second quarter before a late Bobcat touchdown cut the halftime lead to seven at 31-24. MSU would notch the only score of the third quarter, but would fail on the two-point conver-sion as SFA held a slim 31-30 lead heading into the fourth. The Bobcats notched a touchdown with 11:34 to to, giving MSU its first lead of the game and capping a 21-0 run before the ‘Jacks staged the comeback. SFA finished with 567 total yards on the night, led by 392 passing yards from Brady Attaway who completed 34 of his 56 passes with a pair of touchdowns. Brooks hauled in a team-high nine passes for 89 yards and a score while Aaron Thomas (79 yds.) and Ward (78 yds, 1 TD) each had sic receptions. Johnson once again led the SFA rushing attack with 157 yards on 26 carries and three touchdowns in the victory. Collin Garrett led the ‘Jacks with 12 tackles while Hypolite added 11 stops to go along with his game-winning interception return. In all, SFA intercepted four Bobcat passes, including a 57-yarder from Trey Vallier to set up a ‘Jack score. Jordan Burton also posted 11 stops for SFA.

Score By Quarters 1 2 3 4 F Montana State 9 15 6 8 38 Stephen F. Austin 17 14 0 21 52

Scoring Summary 1st 11:40 SFA Jordan Wiggs 42 field goal 7:35 MSU Rory Perez 37 field goal 4:11 SFA Mike Brooks 2 pass from Brady Attaway (Wiggs kick) 2:52 SFA Gus Johnson 23 run (Wiggs kick) 0:35 MSU Jon Ellis 42 pass from Jake Bleskin (Perez kick failed) 2nd 11:29 SFA DJ Ward 2 pass from Attaway (Wiggs kick) 7:15 MSU Tanner Bleskin 6 pass from J. Bleskin (Mitch Griebel rush) 4:35 SFA Johnson 1 run (Wiggs kick) 1:51 MSU J. Bleskin 19 run (Perez kick) 3rd 1:59 MSU Ellis 10 run (Griebel rush failed) 4th 11:34 MSU Cody Kirk 2 run (Kirk pass from J. Bleskin) 8:45 SFA Joshawa West 13 run (Wiggs kick) 5:01 SFA Johnson 5 run (Wiggs kick) 0:26 SFA Ortavious Hypolite 25 interception return (Wiggs kick)

Final StatsRushing: MSU - 35 att. for 107 yds., 3 TDs • SFA - 35 att. for 175 yds., 4 TDs MSU -- Jon Ellis - 3/43, 1 TD; Cody Kirk - 14/31, 1 TD SFA -- Gus Johnson - 26/157, 3 TDs; Joshawa West - 6/24, 1 TD

Passing: MSU - 21-of-41 for 308 yds., 2 TDs, 4 INTs • SFA - 34-of-56 for 392 yds., 2 TDs, 2 INTs MSU -- Jake Bleskin - 21-41-4, 308 yds., 2 TDs SFA -- Brady Attaway - 34-56-2, 392 yds., 2 TDs

Receiving: MSU - 21 catches for 308 yds., 2 TDs • SFA - 34 catches for 392 yds., 2 TDs MSU -- Tanner Bleskin - 9/131, 1 TD; B. Flotkoetter - 4/85 SFA -- Mike Brooks - 9/89, 1 TD; Aaron Thomas - 6/79; DJ Ward - 6/78, 1 TD

stephen f. austin 50mcmurry 13

stephen f. austin 52#2 montana state 38



SEPTEMBER 28 • NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS

NACOGDOCHES, Texas - Stephen F. Austin rewrote the offensive record books, but the record-setting performance wasn’t enough as the Lumberjacks fell to Prairie View A&M 56-48 at Homer Bryce Stadium. Quarterback Brady Attaway set both an SFA and Southland Conference record by throwing for 662 yards against the Panthers, completing 44 of his 66 attempts for four touchdowns. Receiver Aaron Thomas also set a new program record by racking up 242 receiving yards on 10 catches, adding a touchdown on the game. The Lumberjacks set a school record for total offense, racking up 827 total yards, but had trouble keeping the Panthers out of the endzone. After SFA jumped out to an early 14-0 lead, Prairie View A&M reeled off 28 unanswered points to take the 28-14 lead. The ‘Jacks rallied late in the second quarter and looked as if they would lead at halftime, but a Panther touchdown with 11 seconds remaining gave Prairie View A&M the 35-31 edge at intermission. The Panthers extended their lead to 49-34 at the end of the third quarter as the ‘Jacks tried to mount another fourth-quarter rally. Attaway connected with Thomas on a 76-yard strike with 6:33 to go, making it a one-possession game at 49-41. But a Panther touchdown with 2:52 re-maining sealed the victory for Prairie View A&M, its first ever against SFA. Gus Johnson rushed for 179 yards and DJ Ward (170 yds.) and Tyler Boyd (100 yds.) gave the ‘Jacks three 100-yard receivers on the night. Defensively, Jordan Burton finished with 20 tackles against the Panthers, including 1.5 tackles for loss, with Ortavious Hypolite adding 15 stops.

Score By Quarters 1 2 3 4 F Prairie View A&M 21 14 14 7 56 Stephen F. Austin 17 17 3 14 48

Scoring Summary 1st 13:34 SFA Gus Johnson 1 run (Jordan Wiggs kick) 10:53 SFA Joshawa West 1 run (Wiggs kick) 8:44 PVAM Gabe Dunlap 13 pass from J. Lovelocke (C. Barrick kick) 3:42 PVAM Patrick Gant 3 pass from Lovelocke (Barrick kick) 0:07 PVAM Lovelocke 4 run (Barrick kick) 2nd 11:06 PVAM Deandre Cooper 39 pass from Lovelocke (Barrick kick) 5:32 SFA Marquis Mosley 7 pass from Brady Attaway (Wiggs kick) 2:50 SFA Wiggs 28 field goal 1:25 SFA DJ Ward 80 pass from Attaway (Wiggs kick) 0:11 PVAM Gant 6 pass from Lovelocke (Barrick kick) 3rd 9:56 PVAM Lovelocke 3 run (Barrick kick) 6:51 SFA Wiggs 30 field goal 3:16 PVAM Lovelocke 4 run (Barrick kick) 4th 6:33 SFA Aaron Thomas 76 pass from Attaway (Wiggs kick) 2:52 PVAM Courtney Brown 41 run (Barrick kick) 1:43 SFA Mike Brooks 26 pass from Attaway (Wiggs kick)

Final StatsRushing: PVAM - 38 att. for 202 yds., 4 TDs • SFA - 25 att. for 165 yds., 2 TDs PVAM -- Courtney Brown - 9/89, 1 TD; Johnta’ Hebert - 15/81 SFA -- Gus Johnson - 18/179, 1 TD; Fred Ford - 3/8

Passing: PVAM - 32-of-47, 380 yds., 4 TDs, 1 INT • SFA - 44-of-66, 662 yds., 4 TDs, 1 INT PVAMU -- J. Lovelocke - 32-47-1, 380 yds., 4 TDs SFA -- Brady Attaway - 44-66-1, 662 yds., 4 TDs

Receiving: PVAM - 32 catches for 380 yds., 4 TDs • SFA - 44 catches for 662 yds., 4 TDs PVAMU -- Gabe Dunlap - 10/100, 1 TD; Deandre Cooper - 4/113, 1 TD SFA -- Aaron Thomas - 10/242, 1 TD; Tyler Boyd - 10/100; DJ Ward - 8/170, 1 TD

OCTOBER 12 • HAMMOND, LA.

HAMMOND, La. - Stephen F. Austin never found its rhythym on the road at Southeastern Loui-siana, dropping a 56-14 decision to the Lions in its Southland Conference opener at Strawberry Stadium. The Lumberjack offense was held to just 315 yards, including just 139 through the air. Gus Johnson rushed for 106 yards on 21 carries with a touchdown while Joshawa West added 62 rushing yards on the ground. Brady Attaway completed just 15 of his 34 passes on the night to account for the 139 yards while throwing three interceptions. Tyler Boyd had four catches for 44 yards while Braxton Bearden (24 yds.) and West (19 yds.) had just three catches each. SFA’s defensive unit struggled against Southeastern Louisiana, giving up 583 yards of total offense and eight touchdowns, including touchdown strikes of 85, 82 and 77 yards. Collin Garrett recorded 11 tackles while Patrick Brown and Anthony Kincade added five each as the ‘Jacks man-aged just four tackles for loss on the evening. The Lions began the scoring quickly, notching a pair of touchdowns in the first four minutes of the game. SFA cut the lead in half midway through the first quarter thanks to a touchdown from Johnson, but Southeastern would tally 35-straight points, taking a 42-7 lead into halftime and held a 49-7 lead in the third quarter. The ‘Jacks would cut into the deficit with a touchdown pass from Attaway to Bearden, but the Lions’ defense would clamp down before the offense added one more touchdown late in the fourth to close out the SFA defeat.

Score By Quarters 1 2 3 4 F Stephen F. Austin 7 0 7 0 14 Southeastern Louisiana 21 21 7 7 56

Scoring Summary 1st 13:11 SLU B. Bennett 53 run (S. Sebastian kick) 11:10 SLU R. Harrell 4 run (Sebastian kick) 6:30 SFA Gus Johnson 3 run (Jordan Wiggs kick) 2:33 SLU M. Sutton 45 interception return (Sebastian kick) 2nd 6:32 SLU J. Smiley 15 pass from Bennett (Sebastian kick) 3:21 SLU T. McCrea 82 pass from Bennett (Sebastian kick) 0:34 SLU M. Fruge’ 77 pass from Bennett (Sebastian kick) 3rd 13:02 SLU C. Malott 85 pass from Bennett (Sebastian kick) 9:47 SFA Braxton Bearden 3 pass from Brady Attaway (Wiggs kick) 4th 2:58 SLU D. Guy 20 run (Sebastian kick)

Final StatsRushing: SFA - 40 att. for 176 yds., 1 TD • SLU - 43 att. for 210 yds., 3 TDs SFA -- Gus Johnson - 21/106, 1 TD; Joshawa West - 11/62 SLU -- B. Bennett - 5/72, 1 TD; D. Guy - 10/45, 1 TD; X. Roberson - 10/45

Passing: SFA - 15-of-37, 139 yds., 1 TD, 3 INTs • SLU - 18-of-27, 337 yds., 4 TDs SFA -- Brady Attaway - 15-34-3, 139 yds., 1 TD; Joe Minden - 0-3-0, 0 yds. SLU -- B. Bennett - 13-20-0, 337 yds., 4 TDs; J. Barnett - 5-7-0, 36 yds.

Receiving: SFA - 15 catches for 139 yds., 1 TD • SLU - 18 catches for 337 yds, 4 TDs SFA -- Tyler Boyd - 4/44; Braxton Bearden - 3/24, 1 TD SLU -- T. McCrea - 4/114, 1 TD; X. Roberson - 4/32; C. Malott - 1/85, 1 TD

prairie view a&m 56stephen f. austin 48

southeastern louisiana 56stephen f. austin 14



OCTOBER 19 • nacogdoches, TEXAS

NACOGDOCHES, Texas - Brady Attaway moved into second all-time in both Stephen F. Austin and Southland Conference history for career completions as the Lumberjacks rebounded with a 55-41 Homecoming victory over Nicholls State at Homer Bryce Stadium. Attaway completed 35 of his 50 attempts for 337 yards and a career-best six touchdowns as he sits second only to his predecesor, Jeremy Moses, on the all-time completion list. Attaway helped guide SFA to 687 yards of total offense against the Colonels. Mike Brooks hauled in six of those completions for 67 yards and a pair of touchdowns while Aaron Thomas racked up 109 yards and a pair of scores on just six catches. DJ Ward also pulled in a pair of touchdowns, tallying 65 yards on five receptions. On the ground, Joshawa West led the way for the ‘Jacks, rushing for 175 yards on 14 carries while Gus Johnson finished with 99 yards on 11 carries with a touchdown. Jordan Burton once again led the way among the SFA defensive unit with 13 tackles against Nicholls State, complemented by eight stops from both Ortavious Hypolite and Collin Garrett. The Lumberjack defense finished with eight tackles for loss against the Colonels with five sacks and three interceptions. After a back-and-forth first quarter in which the teams exchanged scores, Attaway helped SFA find the endzone four times in the second as the ‘Jacks pushed it lead to 42-21 at the break. Nich-olls struck twice early in the third quarter, cutting the deficit to seven at 42-35, but 15-straight points from the ‘Jacks put the game out of reach, capped with Attaway’s sixth touchdown strike of the day as the senior found Thomas from five yards out midway through the fourth quarter.

Score By Quarters 1 2 3 4 F Nicholls State 14 7 14 6 41 Stephen F. Austin 14 28 3 10 55

Scoring Summary 1st 9:48 SFA Gus Johnson 2 run (Jordan Wiggs kick) 7:38 NICH Dalton Hilliard 5 run (Andrew Dolan kick) 5:12 SFA DJ Ward 9 pass from Brady Attaway (Wiggs kick) 1:35 NICH Hilliard 2 run (Dolan kick) 2nd 14:55 SFA Mike Brooks 5 pass from Attaway (Wiggs kick) 9:20 SFA Aaron Thomas 9 pass from Attaway (Wiggs kick) 7:41 NICH Erik Buchanan 61 pass from Tuskani Figaro (Dolan kick) 6:15 SFA Brooks 6 pass from Attaway (Wiggs kick) 2:08 SFA Ward 6 pass from Attaway (Wiggs kick) 3rd 11:44 NICH Figaro 43 run (Dolan kick) 9:25 NICH Figaro 12 run (Dolan kick) 7:17 SFA Wiggs 40 field goal 4th 9:28 SFA Wiggs 21 field goal 7:45 SFA Thomas 5 pass from Attaway (Wiggs kick) 3:55 NICH Hilliard 11 pass from Kale Henderson (Dolan kick failed)

Final StatsRushing: NICH - 46 att. for 249 yds., 4 TDs • SFA - 41 att. for 350 yds., 1 TD NICH -- Tuskani Figaro - 25/145, 2 TDs; Dalton Hilliard - 18/93, 2 TDs SFA -- Joshawa West - 14/175; Gus Johnson - 11/99, 1 TD

Passing: NICH - 15-of-27 for 269 yds., 2 TDs, 3 INTs • SFA - 35-of 50 for 337 yds., 6 TDs NICH -- Tuskani Figaro - 12-23-3, 223 yds., 1 TD; Kale Henderson - 3-4-0, 46 yds., 1 TD SFA -- Brady Attaway - 35-50-0, 337 yds., 6 TDs

Receiving: NICH - 15 catches for 269 yds., 2 TDs • SFA - 35 catches for 337 yds., 6 TDs NICH -- Dalton Hiliard - 5/30, 1 TD; Erik Buchanan - 4/144, 1 TD SFA -- Mike Brooks - 10/67, 2 TDs; Aaron Thomas - 6/109, 2 TDs; DJ Ward - 5/65, 2 TDs

OCTOBER 26 • CONWAY, ARK.

CONWAY, Ark. - 20th-ranked Central Arkansas used a handful of big plays and a 38-point third quarter to race past Stephen F. Austin 66-31 at First Security Field at Estes Stadium. The Bears had seven touchdowns of 34 yards or longer on the afternoon, including strikes from 45, 85, 64, 98 and 81 yards. SFA’s offense matched the production of UCA’s from a yardage standpoint as both teams finished with 681 yards of total offense, but the ‘Jacks were just 3-of-7 in the red zone. Brady Attaway finished with 442 yards passing on 41-of-63 attempts with a pair of touch-downs and two interceptions. Tyler Boyd pulled down 10 catches for 91 yards and both receiving touchdowns while also throwing a TD pass himself, connecting with DJ Ward on a 73-yard strike. Ward finished the day with eight catches for 142 yards. SFA’s rushing attack tallied 166 yards on the ground, led by Joshawa West’s 75 yards on 15 carries with Keith Lawson rushing six times for 53 yards. Trey Vallier was the ‘Jacks’ leading tackler, finishing with nine stops on the season with an interception, while Ortavious Hypolite added eight tackles for SFA. The Lumberjacks got on the board first, then pulled to within 14-10 in the second quarter with a big play of their own as Boyd and Ward connected on a 73-yard touchdown strike. A 45-yard UCA touchdown gave the Bears a 21-10 lead heading into halftime. Central Arkansas then piled on in the third quarter, finding the endzone five times and adding a field goal, including three touchdown scores within a span of 2:30 to put the game out of reach, capped by a 98-yard interception return to stave off an SFA scoring drive. UCA then closed the game out with an 81-yard run to the endzone midway through the fourth quarter.

Score By Quarters 1 2 3 4 F Stephen F. Austin 3 7 14 7 31 Central Arkansas 7 14 38 7 66

Scoring Summary 1st 11:40 SFA Jordan Wiggs 39 field goal 4:56 UCA C. Whitehead 2 pass from Ryan Howard (Eddie Camara kick) 2nd 14:18 UCA Taylor Reed 12 run (Camara kick) 13:38 SFA DJ Ward 73 pass from Tyler Boyd (Wiggs kick) 12:48 UCA Dezmin Lewis 45 pass from Howard (Camara kick) 3rd 14:47 UCA Jatavio Wilson 85 kickoff return (Camara kick) 12:28 SFA Boyd 4 pass from Brady Attaway (Wiggs kick) 11:27 UCA Lewis 34 pass from Taylor Reed (Camara kick) 7:45 SFA Boyd 10 pass from Attaway (Wiggs kick) 6:47 UCA Jose Moore 64 pass from Howard (Jace Denker kick) 5:22 UCA Damien Watts 41 pass from Howard (Denker kick) 4:22 UCA Marvin Mitchell 98 interception return (Denker kick) 0:42 UCA Denker 29 field goal 4th 8:07 UCA Kelton Warren 81 run (Denker kick) 0:36 SFA Joe Minden 2 run (Wiggs kick)

Final StatsRushing: SFA - 36 att. for 166 yds., 1 TD • UCA - 37 att. for 235 yds., 2 TDs SFA -- Joshawa West - 15/80; Keith Lawson - 6/53 UCA -- Kelton Warren - 10/106, 1 TD; Jatavion Wilson - 1/80; Taylor Reed 8/45, 1 TD

Passing: SFA - 43-of-66 for 515 yds., 3 TDs, 2 INTs • UCA - 22-of-35 for 446 yds., 5 TDs, 1 INT SFA -- Brady Attaway - 41-63-2, 442 yds., 2 TDs; Tyler Boyd - 1-1-0, 73 yds., 1 TD UCA -- Ryan Howard - 18-30-1, 403 yds., 4 TDs; Taylor Reed - 4-5-0, 43 yds., 1 TD

Receiving: SFA - 43 catches for 515 yds., 3 TDs • UCA - 22 catches for 446 yds., 5 TDs SFA -- Tyler Boyd - 10/91, 2 TDs; DJ Ward - 8/142, 1 TD UCA -- Dezmin Lewis - 5/160, 2 TDs; Jatavion Wilson - 5/71

stephen f. austin 55nicholls state 41

#20 central arkansas 66stephen f. austin 31



NOVEMBER 2 • HOUSTON, TEXAS

HOUSTON - The annual Battle of the Piney Woods staged one of it most memorable games, but a three-minute fourth quarter outburst by eighth-ranked Sam Houston State proved to be the difference as the Bearkats defeated Stephen F. Austin at Reliant Stadium. Tied 28-28 entering the fourth quarter, the Bearkats recorded 28 unanswered points in a 2:26 span to open the quarter and take a commanding 56-28 lead. SFA would rally with three-straight touchdown passes from Attway to Mike Brooks and Tyler Boyd over the game’s final nine minutes but the rally came up one touchdown short. On paper, SFA held the edge, tallying 742 total yards compared to 557 for Sam Houston State. But six Lumberjack turnovers swung momentum back into the Bearkats favor as SFA had four fumbles and a pair of interceptions, one of which led directly to SHSU’s final touchdown in the fourth quarter. Brady Attaway threw for 505 yards and five touchdowns on the afternoon, the seventh-best single game performance in program history. Three of his favorite receivers finished with over 130 receiving yards, led by Boyd’s 11-catch, 206-yard performance with a touchdown. Brooks caught eight passes for 133 yards and three touchdowns, tying the SFA record for receiving touchdowns in a game, while Aaron Thomas hauled in five catches for 132 yards. On the ground, Gus Johnson rushed for 136 yards and a touchdown as the ‘Jacks racked up 237 rushing yards. Keith Lawson added 47 yards on 11 carries with Brooks rushing for 43 yards on an end-around reverse. Caleb Nelson paced the SFA defensive unit with 12 tackles while Ortavious Hypolite added 11. Ishmaih Miles led the ‘Jacks with 2.5 tackles for loss, finishing with six tackles against the Bearkats.

Score By Quarters 1 2 3 4 F Sam Houston State 14 7 7 28 56 Stephen F. Austin 14 7 7 21 49

Scoring Summary 1st 9:58 SHSU Keshawn Hill 13 run (Luc Swimberghe kick) 6:27 SFA Braxton Beardon 26 pass from Brady Attaway (Jordan Wiggs kick) 3:21 SFA Gus Johnson 14 run (Wiggs kick) 0:03 SHSU Timothy Flanders 11 run (Swimberghe kick) 2nd 10:15 SFA Keith Lawson 20 run (Wiggs kick) 0:19 SHSU Stephane Williams 15 pass from Brian Bell (Swimberghe kick) 3rd 11:32 SHSU Shane Young 4 pass from Bell (Swimberghe kick) 8:49 SFA Mike Brooks 39 pass from Attaway (Wiggs kick) 4th 14:53 SHSU Torrance Williams 38 pass from Bell (Swimberghe kick) 13:16 SHSU Hill 31 run (Swimberghe kick) 13:01 SHSU Raga Henderson 16 pass from Bell (Swimberghe kick) 12:27 SHSU De’Antre Loche 45 interception return (Swimberghe kick) 8:25 SFA Brooks 59 pass from Attaway (Wiggs kick) 5:18 SFA Tyler Boyd 75 pass from Attaway (Wiggs kick) 1:20 SFA Brooks 2 pass from Attaway (Wiggs kick)

Final StatsRushing: SHSU - 50 att. for 218 yds., 3 TDs • SFA - 45 att. for 237 yds., 2 TDs SHSU -- Keshawn Hill - 11/72, 2 TDs; Timothy Flanders - 14/68, 1 TD SFA -- Gus Johnson - 26/136, 1 TD; Keith Lawson - 11/47, 1 TD

Passing: SHSU - 19-of-29 for 339 yds., 4 TDs • 26-of-46 for 505 yds., 5 TDs, 2 INTs SHSU -- Brian Bell - 19-29-0, 339 yds., 4 TDs SFA -- Brady Attaway - 26-46-2, 505 yds., 5 TDs

Receiving: SHSU - 19 catches for 339 yds., 4 TDs • SFA - 26 catches for 505 yds., 5 TDs SHSU -- Torrance Williams - 4/175, 1 TD; Chance Nelson - 4/29; Gerald Thomas - 3/51 SFA -- Tyler Boyd - 11/206, 1 TD; Mike Brooks - 8/133, 3 TDs; Aaron Thomas - 5/132

november 9 • nacogdoches, texas

NACOGDOCHES, Texas - Quarterback Brady Attaway moved into second place all-time in both Stephen F. Austin and Southland Conference history for career passing yards, but little else went right as the Lumberjacks fell to 11th-ranked McNeese State 69-38 on Senior Day at Homer Bryce Stadium. Attaway completed 18 of his 38 passes for 255 yards and two touchdowns, pacing the SFA of-fense that accumulated 463 yards of total offense. Tyler Boyd caught four of those passes for 142 yards and both touchdowns as well as throwing a touchdown strike of his own, connecting with Marquis Mosley on a 51-yard connection - his third passing touchdown of the season. On the ground, SFA managed 133 yards on 31 carries, led by Keith Lawson’s 51 yards on 17 carries. On the defensive front, Collin Garrett led the ‘Jacks with 10 tackles, followed by nine from Marvin Gray. SFA had the momentum early against the Cowboys as a pair of touchdowns and a field goal gave the Lumberjacks a 17-7 lead with 5:07 remaining in the first quarter. A pair of first quarter kickoff returns for McNeese State kept the Cowboys in the game, which was matched by a 100-yard return from Brooks to put SFA on top 24-14. But McNeese State claimed control late in the first quarter, outscoring the ‘Jacks 31-0 over the final 17 minutes of the half to take a 45-24 lead into the halftime break. The Cowboys would extend that run to 45-7 into the fourth quarter, leading by as many as 38 in before cruising to the victory.

Score By Quarters 1 2 3 4 F McNeese State 21 24 17 7 69 Stephen F. Austin 24 0 7 7 38

Scoring Summary 1st 9:37 SFA Tyler Boyd 62 pass from Brady Attaway (Jordan Wiggs kick) 9:25 McN D. Spencer 93 kickoff return (R. Rome kick) 7:16 SFA Wiggs 20 field goal 5:07 SFA Boyd 17 pass from Attaway (Wiggs kick) 4:53 McN Spencer 85 kickoff return (Rome kick) 4:39 SFA Mike Brooks 100 kickoff return (Wiggs kick) 2:09 McN Marcus Wiltz 2 run (Rome kick) 2nd 8:08 McN E. Celestie 71 pass from Cody Stroud (Rome kick) 7:24 McN Z. Hetrick 4 pass from Stroud (Rome kick) 2:37 McN Spencer 10 pass from Stroud (Rome kick) 0:05 McN Rome 22 field goal 3rd 7:54 McN Rome 23 field goal 7:20 SFA Marquis Mosley 51 pass from Boyd (Wiggs kick) 5:29 McN D. Long 1 run (Rome kick) 3:29 McN Spencer 9 pass from Stroud (Rome kick) 4th 8:36 McN Spencer 35 punt return (Rome kick) 3:38 SFA Braxton Bearden 11 pass from Joe Minden (Wiggs kick)

Final StatsRushing: McN - 46 att. for 161 yds., 2 TD • SFA - 31 att. for 133 yds. McN -- Marcus Wiltz - 21/85, 1 TD; Javaris Murray - 11/28 SFA -- Keith Lawson - 17/51; Braxton Bearden - 1/38

Passing: McN - 18-of-36 for 337 yds., 4 TDs • SFA - 21-of-42 for 330 yds., 4 TDs, 1 INT McN -- Cody Stroud - 17-33-0, 333 yds., 4 TDs; T. Bolfing - 1-3-0, 4 yds. SFA -- Brady Attaway - 18-38-1, 255 yds., 2 TDs; Joe Minden - 2-3-0, 24 yds., 1 TD

Receiving: McN - 18 catches for 337 yds., 4 TDs • SFA - 21 catches for 330 yds., 4 TDs McN -- D. Spencer - 7/152, 2 TDs; D. Bush - 3/30; E. Celestie - 2/84, 1 TD SFA -- DJ Ward - 5/1; Tyler Boyd - 4/142, 2 TDs; Marquis Mosley - 1/51, 1 TD

#8 sam houston state 56stephen f. austin 49

#11 mcneese state 69stephen f. austin 38



november 16 • beaumont, texas

BEAUMONT, Texas - Stephen F. Austin held a nine point lead with five minutes to go, but a late Lamar rally, including a 41-yard field goal with 15 seconds remaining, downed the Lumberjacks as SFA fell 46-45 at Provost Umphrey Stadium. It gave the Cardinals their first win over the ‘Jacks since a 28-26 victory in 1987. The two teams matched each other score-for-score for nearly the entire game. It was tied 14-14 after one as SFA took a slim 28-24 lead at halftime. Lamar rallied to lead 33-31 after three, setting up the wild fourth quarter. The Cardinals pushed their lead to five at 36-31 off a field goal, only to see SFA strike twice behind a 71-yard pass from Brady Attaway to Tyler Boyd and a 1-yard plunge by Joshawa West, giving the ‘Jacks the 45-36 lead with 4:59 to play. But the Cardinals responded with a touchdown drive of its own with 2:46 to play, then after stopping SFA on downs Lamar drove downfield and converted the 41-yard kick with 15 seconds remaining on the clock. Brady Attaway threw for 342 yards, completing 24 of his 42 attempts, with three touchdowns but also had three interceptions. Tyler Boyd had a day for the record book, hauling in nine passes for 229 yards and a pair of scores, marking the second-highest mark for receiving yards in SFA program history. Boyd now has a pair of 200-yard receiving games on the season, half of the all-time total for the ‘Jacks. On the ground, Gus Johnson rushed for 165 yards on 20 carries while Keith Lawson tallied 46 yards on six attempts with a touchdown of his own. Caleb Nelson led the ‘Jacks defensively with 13 tackles, including nine solo, while Keavon Madison notched a season-high 12 stops. Collin Garrett posted 10 tackles with Darren Robinson and Ishmiah Miles credited with sacks.

Score By Quarters 1 2 3 4 F Stephen F. Austin 14 14 3 14 45 Lamar 14 10 9 13 46

Scoring Summary 1st 13:52 SFA Tyler Boyd 55 pass from Brady Attaway (Jordan Wiggs kick) 7:45 LU Mark Roberts 11 pass from Caleb Berry (Alex Ball kick) 5:24 LU Kad Harrington 1 run (Ball kick) 0:21 SFA Marquis Mosley 20 pass from Attaway (Wiggs kick) 2nd 11:16 LU Ball 28 field goal 9:52 LU Nashon Davis 0 blocked punt return (Ball kick) 7:19 SFA Gus Johnson 4 run (Wiggs kick) 1:00 SFA Keith Lawson 1 run (Wiggs kick) 3rd 10:05 LU Ball 35 field goal 4:27 LU Reggie Begelton 6 pass from Berry (Berry pass failed) 1:30 SFA Wiggs 34 field goal 4th 11:08 LU Ball 26 field goal 10:26 SFA Boyd 71 pass from Attaway (Wiggs kick) 4:59 SFA Joshawa West 1 run (Wiggs kick) 2:46 LU Begelton 20 pass from Berry (Ball kick) 0:15 LU Ball 41 field goal

Final StatsRushing: SFA - 31 att. for 220 yds., 3 TD • LU - 38 att. for 138 yds., 1 TD SFA -- Gus Johnson - 20/165, 1 TD; Keith Lawson - 6/46, 1 TD LU -- Kad Harrington - 23/105, 1 TD; Caleb Berry - 10/17

Passing: SFA - 24-of-42 for 342 yds., 3 TDs, 3 INT • LU - 43-of-56 for 393 yds., 3 TDs, 1 INT SFA -- Brady Attaway - 24-42-3, 342 yds., 3 TDs LU -- Caleb Berry - 43-55-1, 393 yds., 3 TDs

Receiving: SFA - 24 catches for 342 yds., 3 TDs • LU - 43 catches for 393 yds., 3 TDs SFA -- Tyler Boyd - 9/229, 2 TDs; Mike Brooks - 4/35; Marqus Mosley - 3/45 1 TD LU -- Reggie Begelton - 18/167, 2 TDs; Kad Harrington - 11/66

LAMAR 46STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 45

november 23 • NATCHITOCHES, LA.

NATCHITOCHES, La. - Stephen F. Austin fell behind early and never recovered, falling to rival Northwestern State 40-27 at Turpin Stadium in the 2013 season finale. With the defeat, SFA loses the battle for Chief Caddo, turning the chief over to its rival for the first time since 2008. The Lumberjacks managed just 465 yards of total offense in the game, one of its lowest out-puts of the season. Brady Attaway threw for 315 yards (28-of-42) in his final game, tossing a touchdown pass but lobbing three interceptions as well. Fellow senior Mike Brooks, one of At-taway’s go-to targets, finished his SFA career with a 100-yard game, pulling in nine catches with a touchdown. Tyler Boyd added seven catches for 98 yards for the ‘Jacks. Senior Keith Lawson led SFA in rushing in his final game, scampering for 123 yards on 15 carries with a pair of touchdowns as the ‘Jacks ran for 150 yards on the day. Defensively, Collin Garrett led SFA with 10 tackles, including seven solo, with Destin Mosley adding nine stops and Caleb Nelson finishing his career with eight tackles and an interception. It was a tale of two halves in Natchitoches as the teams combined for 51 points in the first half, then just six in the second. The Demons raced out to a fast start, taking advantage of a pair of Lumberjack miscues to build a 16-0 lead less than four minutes into the game. The ‘Jacks and Demons exchanged scores for the remainder of the half as Northwestern State held a 37-24 lead at intermission, thanks to Lawson’s second touchdown of the day with 19 sec-onds remaining in the second quarter. In the second half each team managed just a third quarter field goal and held each other scoreless in the fourth, marking the first quarter this season neither team has scored. SFA had its chances, but turnovers and miscues kept the ‘Jacks out of the endzone in the second half.

Score By Quarters 1 2 3 4 F Stephen F. Austin 7 17 3 0 27 Northwestern State 16 21 3 0 40

Scoring Summary 1st 13:26 NWLA Imoan Claiborne 48 interception return (Chris Moore kick) 13:15 NWLA Team Safety 11:11 NWLA Bryant Mitchell 2 pass from Zach Adkins (Moore kick) 8:50 SFA Keith Lawson 47 run (Jordan Wiggs kick) 2nd 12:48 NWLA Gary Atzenweller 2 run (Moore kick) 9:16 SFA Wiggs 22 field goal 7:40 NWLA Louis Hollier 23 pass from Adkins (Moore kick) 5:05 SFA Mike Brooks 4 pass from Attaway (Wiggs kick) 1:22 NWLA Hollier 38 pass from Adkins (Moore kick) 0:19 SFA Lawson 2 run (Wiggs kick) 3rd 9:51 SFA Wiggs 23 field goal 5:18 NWLA Moore 36 field goal

Final StatsRushing: SFA - 29 att. for 150 yds., 2 TDs • NWLA - 47 att. for 136 yds., 1 TD SFA -- Keith Lawson - 15/123, 2 TDs; Joshawa West - 8/28 NWLA -- Gary Atzenweller - 24/98, 1 TD; Chris Dever - 1/16

Passing: SFA - 28-of-42 for 315 yds., 1 TD, 3 INTs • NWLA - 26-of-33 for 333 yds., 3 TDs, 2 INTs SFA -- Brady Attaway - 28-42-3, 315 yds., 1 TD NWLA -- Zach Adkins - 26-33-2, 333 yds., 3 TDs

Receiving: SFA - 28 catches for 315 yds., 1 TD • NWLA - 26 catches for 333 yds., 3 TDs SFA -- Mike Brooks - 9/100, 1 TD; Tyler Boyd - 7/98 NWLA -- Louis Hollier - 7/165, 2 TDs; Ed Eagan - 6/59

NORTHWESTERN STATE 40STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 27


2014 OPPONENTSKANSAS STATE WILDCATS ......................................................................................54INCARNATE WORD CARDINALS ...............................................................................54TEXAS A&M-COMMERCE LIONS ..............................................................................55WEBER STATE WILDCATS ........................................................................................55CENTRAL ARKANSAS BEARS ...................................................................................56NICHOLLS STATE COLONELS....................................................................................56HOUSTON BAPTIST HUSKIES ...................................................................................57SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA LIONS ..........................................................................57SAM HOUSTON STATE BEARKATS ............................................................................58MCNEESE STATE COWBOYS ....................................................................................58ABILENE CHRISTIAN WILDCATS ..............................................................................59NORTHWESTERN STATE DEMONS ............................................................................592014 COMPOSITE SCHEDULE ..................................................................................60


2014 opponent profiles

kansas state wildcatsgame one: saturday, august 30

bill snyder family stadium • manhattan, kan.

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONName .........................................Kansas State UniversityLocation ..............................................Manhattan, Kan.Founded ................................................................ 1863Enrollment ........................................................ 24,581President ................................................Dr. Kirk SchulzAthletic Director .........................................John CurrieNickname .........................................................WildcatsColors .................................................. Purple and WhiteAffiliation .........................................NCAA Divsion I FBSConference.......................................................... Big 12Stadium .............................. Bill Snyder Family Stadium Capacity ........................................................ 50,000

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONSFootball Contact ....................................Kenny Lannou Phone ...............................................(785) 532-7977 E-Mail ............................ [email protected] Fax ....................................................(785) 532-6093Website ............................................. KStateSports.comTwitter ...................................................@KStateSports @KState_Football

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach .................................................. Bill Snyder Record at KSU ........................... 178-90-1 (22 years) Overall Record ................................................ SameAssociate Head Coach ...............................Sean SnyderCo-Offensive Coordinator .........................Dana DimelCo-Offensive Coordinator ............................ Del MillerDefensive Coordinator ............................... Tom Hayes2013 Overall Record .................................... 8-5 (.615)2013 Conference Record ..................... 5-4 (.556) - 5th2013 Postseason ....................Buffalo Wild Wings BowlLetterwinners Returning/Lost .........................41/27Starters Returning/Lost .........................7/4 (Offense) 5/6 (Defense) 2/2 (Special Teams)

2014 SCHEDULEAug. 30 .................................... STEPHEN F. AUSTINSept. 6 .........................................................at Iowa StateSept. 18 ..............................................................AUBURNSept. 27 ................................................................... UTEPOct. 4.............................................................TEXAS TECHOct. 18......................................................... at OklahomaOct. 25................................................................... TEXASNov. 1 .................................................. OKLAHOMA STATENov. 8 .....................................................................at TCUNov. 20 ....................................................at West VirginiaNov. 29 ............................................................... KANSASDec. 6 ................................................................ at Baylor

ALL-TIME SERIESSeries Record ........................................... First Meeting Streak ................................................................. N/AFirst Meeting .......................................... Aug. 30, 2014

INCARNATE WORD CARDINALSgame TWO: saturday, SEPTEMBER 6

HOMER BRYCE STADIUM • NACOGDOCHES, TEXAS

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONName ...........................University of the Incarnate WordLocation ........................................... San Antonio, TexasFounded ................................................................ 1881Enrollment .......................................................... 9,597President .................................... Dr. Louis J. Agnese, Jr.Athletic Director .......................................Mark PapichNickname ........................................................CardinalsColors ............................................ Red, Black and WhiteAffiliation ........................................NCAA Division I FCSConference....................................................SouthlandStadium .......................Gayle and Tom Benson Stadium Capacity .......................................................... 6,000

MEDIA RELATIONSFootball Contact .....................................Shane Meling Phone ...............................................(210) 805-3071 E-Mail ......................................... [email protected] Fax ....................................................(210) 805-3574Website ............................................ UIWCardinals.comTwitter ...................................................@UIWAthletics @UIW_Football

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach .............................................. Larry Kennan Record at UIW ................................... 8-14 (2 years) Overall Record .............................. 32-32-3 (6 years)Associate Head Coach .................................. Todd IvicicOffensive Coordinator .......................... Tony MarcianoDefensive Coordinator ...........................Brian Gamble2013 Overall Record .................................... 6-5 (.545)2013 Conference Record ....................................... N/A2013 Postseason ..................................................NoneLetterwinners Returning/Lost .........................51/10Starters Returning/Lost .......................10/1 (Offense) 7/4 (Defense) 3/1 (Special Teams)

2014 SCHEDULEAug. 30 .............................................SACRAMENTO STATESept. 6 ....................................at Stephen F. AustinSept.13.......................................... at North Dakota StateSept. 20 ............................................ at Abilene Christian Sept. 27 .................................SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANAOct. 4.................................................. HOUSTON BAPTISTOct. 11.......................................... at Northwestern StateOct. 25..................................................... McNEESE STATENov. 1 .....................................................at Nicholls StateNov. 8 ............................................. SAM HOUSTON STATENov. 15 .............................................................. at Lamar

ALL-TIME SERIESSeries Record ........................................... First Meeting Streak ................................................................. N/AFirst Meeting ............................................Sept. 6, 2014

KOBIE DOUGLASDB • 5-9 • 173 • Jr.

TRENT BRITTAINQB • 6-2 • 212 • So.

LARRY KENNANHead Coach

RYAN MUELLERDE • 6-2 • 245 • Sr.

TYLER LOCKETTWR • 5-11 • 175 • Sr.

BILL SNYDERHead Coach



TEXAS A&M-COMMERCE LIONSgame THREE: saturday, SEPTEMBER 13


UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONName ......................... Texas A&M University-CommerceLocation ..............................................Commerce, TexasFounded ................................................................ 1889Enrollment .......................................13,000 (Fall 2013)President ................................................. Dr. Dan JonesAthletic Director ........................................... Ryan IveyNickname ..............................................................LionsColors ....................................................... Blue and GoldAffiliation ............................................. NCAA Division IIConference..................................................... Lone StarStadium ...........................................Memorial Stadium Capacity ........................................................ 10,000

SPORTS INFORMATIONFootball Contact ....................................................TBD Phone ...............................................(903) 886-5131 E-Mail .................................................................TBD Fax ....................................................(903) 468-3033Website ............................................. LionAthletics.comTwitter ................................................ @Lion_Athletics @Lion_FB

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach .............................................. Colby Carthel Record at A&M-C ...............................7-5 (2nd year) Overall Record ................................................ SameOffensive Coordinator ............................... Matt StormDefensive Coordinator ...........................Justin Deason2013 Overall Record .................................... 7-5 (.583)2013 Conference Record .................. 2-4 (.333) - T-5th2013 Postseason ...............Texarkana Live United BowlLetterwinners Returning/Lost .........................48/18Starters Returning/Lost .........................8/3 (Offense) 6/5 (Defense) 2/1 (Special Teams)

2014 SCHEDULESept. 4 ............................................. EAST TEXAS BAPTISTSept. 13 ...................................at Stephen F. AustinSept. 20 .....................................vs. Texas A&M-KingsvilleSept. 27 ........................................at Eastern New MexicoOct. 4..................................................... TARLETON STATEOct. 11..................................................... at Angelo StateOct. 18................................................. WEST TEXAS A&MOct. 25............................................. at Midwestern StateNov. 1 ..............................................................McMURRYNov. 8 ............................................... LSC Football PlayoffNov. 15 ............................................. LSC Football Playoff

ALL-TIME SERIESSeries Record ................... A&M-C leads, 43-12-1 (.223) Streak ....................................................... SFA won 1First Meeting ........................... 1924 • A&M-C 12, SFA 2Last Meeting ......................... 2000 • SFA 48, A&M-C 21Last 10 Meetings ......................................... 3-7 (.300)Last SFA Win ............................................ 2000 (48-21)Last A&M-C Win ....................................... 1983 (23-21)

WEBER STATE WILDCATSgame FOUR: saturday, SEPTEMBER 20


UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONName ......................................... Weber State UniversityLocation .................................................... Ogden, UtahFounded ................................................................ 1889Enrollment ........................................................ 26,681President ...................................... Dr. Charles A. WrightAthletic Director ........................................ Jerry BoveeNickname .........................................................WildcatsColors .................................................. Purple and WhiteAffiliation ........................................NCAA Division I FCSConference.........................................................Big SkyStadium ..............................................Stewart Stadium Capacity ........................................................ 17,500

SPORTS INFORMATIONFootball Contact ........................................... Paul Grua Phone ...............................................(801) 626-7414 E-Mail .......................................... [email protected] Fax ....................................................(801) 626-6490Website ........................................... Weber State SportsTwitter .................................................... @Weber State @WeberStateFB

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ........................................................ Jay Hill Record at WSU .................................... 0-0 (1st year) Overall Record ................................................ SameAssociate Head Coach ............................... Brent MyersOffensive Coordinator ................................Steve ClarkDefensive Coordinator ................................ Justin Ena2013 Overall Record .................................. 2-10 (.167)2013 Conference Record ................ 1-7 (.125) - T-11th2013 Postseason ..................................................NoneLetterwinners Returning/Lost .........................36/19Starters Returning/Lost .........................7/4 (Offense) 7/4 (Defense) 2/2 (Special Teams)

2014 SCHEDULEAug. 28 ................................................... at Arizona StateSept. 6 ........................................... NORTH DAKOTA STATESept. 13 ........................................... at Sacramento StateSept. 20 ...................................at Stephen F. AustinSept. 27 ................................................ at Southern UtahOct. 11...............................................................CAL POLYOct. 18.................................................. at Montana StateOct. 25.................................................. PORTLAND STATENov. 1 .............................................. NORTHERN ARIZONANov. 8 ..................................................... at North DakotaNov. 15 ......................................... NORTHERN COLORADONov. 22 ...................................................... at Idaho State

ALL-TIME SERIESSeries Record ........................................ WSU leads, 1-0 Streak ..................................................... WSU won 1First Meeting .............................2013 • WSU 50, SFA 40Last Meeting .............................2013 • WSU 50, SFA 40Last 10 Meetings ......................................... 0-1 (.000)Last SFA Win ........................................................... N/ALast WSU Win........................................... 2013 (50-40)

CHARLES TUAAUDL • 6-5 • 310 • Sr.

VERNON JOHNSONWR • 6-1 • 190 • Sr.

COLBY CARTHELHead Coach

ROMAN VALENZUELALB • 6-0 • 220 • Jr.

AUSTIN CHIPOLETTIQB • 5-11 • 190 • So.

JAY HILLHead Coach


CENTRAL ARKANSAS BEARSgame FIVE: saturday, OCTOBER 4


UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONName .............................. University of Central ArkansasLocation ....................................................Conway, Ark.Founded ................................................................ 1907Enrollment ........................................................ 13,863President ...........................................Dr. Tom CourtwayAthletic Director ..................................Dr. Brad TeagueNickname ..............................................................BearsColors .................................................... Purple and GrayAffiliation ........................................NCAA Division I FCSConference....................................................SouthlandStadium .................First Security Field at Estes Stadium Capacity .......................................................... 9,000

MEDIA RELATIONSFootball Contact .......................................... Steve East Phone ...............................................(501) 450-5743 E-Mail ................................................seast@uca.eduWebsite .................................................UCASports.comTwitter .......................................................@UCASports @UCA_Football

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ...........................................Steve Campbell Record at UCA ..................................... 0-0 (1st year) Overall Record ............................. 126-38 (15 years)Offensive Coordinator ...........................Nathan BrownDefensive Coordinator ............................Greg Stewart2013 Overall Record .................................... 7-5 (.583)2013 Conference Record .................. 4-3 (.571) - T-3rd2013 Postseason ..................................................NoneLetterwinners Returning/Lost .........................54/13Starters Returning/Lost .......................10/3 (Offense) 7/6 (Defense) 2/2 (Special Teams)

2014 SCHEDULEAug. 30 ........................................................ at Texas TechSept. 6 ..............................................TENNESSEE-MARTINSept. 13 ................................................ at Montana StateSept. 20 ..................................................MISSOURI STATESept. 27 ..................................................NICHOLLS STATEOct. 4 ......................................at Stephen F. AustinOct. 11................................................ HOUSTON BAPTISTOct. 18.................................... at Southeastern LouisianaOct. 25......................................... NORTHWESTERN STATENov. 1 ............................................... at Abilene ChristianNov. 8 ...................................................................LAMARNov. 22 .......................................... at Sam Houston State

ALL-TIME SERIESSeries Record ............................... UCA leads, 5-3 (.375) Streak ...................................................... UCA won 1First Meeting ..............................2006 • UCA 37, SFA 35Last Meeting ..............................2013 • UCA 66, SFA 31Last 10 Meetings ......................................... 3-5 (.375)Last SFA Win ............................................ 2012 (42-37)Last UCA Win............................................ 2013 (66-31)

NICHOLLS STATE COLONELSgame SIX: saturday, OCTOBER 11GUIDRY STADIUM • THIBODAUX, LA.

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONName ....................................... Nicholls State UniversityLocation ................................................. Thibodaux, La.Founded ................................................................ 1948Enrollment .......................................................... 7,093President ........................................ Dr. Bruce T. MurphyAthletic Director ......................................Rob BernardiNickname ......................................................... ColonelsColors ........................................................ Red and GrayAffiliation ........................................NCAA Division I FCSConference....................................................SouthlandStadium ................................................Guidry Stadium Capacity ........................................................ 10,500

ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONSFootball Contact ......................................Jamie Bustos Phone ...............................................(985) 448-4281 E-Mail ............................. [email protected] ...........................................GeauxColonels.comTwitter ................................................. @ColonelSports

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach .............................................Charlie Stubbs Record at NICH ................................ 10-35 (4 years) Overall Record ................................................ SameAssociate Head Coach .............................Chuck HepolaAssistant Head Coach ......................... Justin AndersonDefensive Coordinator ............................ Steve Adams2013 Overall Record .................................... 4-8 (.333)2013 Conference Record .................. 1-6 (.143) - T-7th2013 Postseason ..................................................NoneLetterwinners Returning/Lost .........................44/21Starters Returning/Lost .........................7/4 (Offense) 6/5 (Defense) 1/3 (Special Teams)

2014 SCHEDULEAug. 30 ...........................................................at Air ForceSept. 6 ........................................................... at ArkansasSept. 13 .............................................. HENDERSON STATESept. 20 ..................................................... at North TexasSept. 27 ............................................. at Central ArkansasOct. 4.................................................... at McNeese StateOct. 11 ..................................... STEPHEN F. AUSTINOct. 18..................................................................LAMAROct. 25................................................ at Houston BaptistNov. 1 ..................................................INCARNATE WORDNov. 15 ......................................... at Northwestern StateNov. 22 ..................................SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA

ALL-TIME SERIESSeries Record .............................. SFA leads, 23-7 (.767) Streak ....................................................... SFA won 6First Meeting .............................1984 • NICH 25, SFA 21Last Meeting .............................2013 • SFA 55, NICH 41Last 10 Meetings ......................................... 8-2 (.800)Last SFA Win ............................................ 2013 (55-41)Last NICH Win .......................................... 2007 (17-16)


DAVIN BOVIEDB • 5-11 • 180 • Sr.

TUSKANI FIGAROQB • 6-3 • 210 • Jr.

CHARLIE STUBBSHead Coach

JONATHAN WOODARDDE • 6-6 • 271 • Jr.

RYAN HOWARDQB • 5-11 • 194 • Sr.

STEVE CAMPBELLHead Coach


HOUSTON BAPTIST HUSKIESgame SEVEN: saturday, OCTOBER 18

HBU football FIELD • HOUSTON, TEXAS

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONName ................................... Houston Baptist UniversityLocation .................................................Houston, TexasFounded ................................................................ 1960Enrollment .......................................................... 2,567President .........................................Dr. Robert B. SloanAthletic Director .................................... Steve MoniaciNickname .......................................................... HuskiesColors ..........................................Royal Blue and OrangeAffiliation ........................................NCAA Division I FCSConference....................................................SouthlandStadium ........................................... HBU Football Field Capacity .......................................................... 5,000

MEDIA RELATIONSFootball Contact ...................................... Russ Reneau Phone ...............................................(281) 649-3098 E-Mail [email protected] Fax ....................................................(281) 649-3040Website ...............................................HBUHuskies.comTwitter .................................................... @HBUHuskies @HBU_Football

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ................................................... Vic Shealy Record at HBU ...................................3-4 (2nd year) Overall Record ............................ 30-18-1 (5th year)Associate H.C./Offensive Coord. ............... Scott SmithCo-Defensive Coordinator .................. Roger HinshawCo-Defensive Coordinator ..............Brent Vieselmeyer2013 Overall Record .................................... 3-4 (.429)2013 Conference Record ....................................... N/A2013 Postseason ..................................................NoneLetterwinners Returning/Lost ..................................Starters Returning/Lost .......................11/0 (Offense) 10/1 (Defense) 3/0 (Special Teams)

2014 SCHEDULESept. 6 .............................................................McMURRYSept. 13 .......................................... at Northern ColoradoSept. 20 ...................................................at Texas CollegeSept. 27 ............................................ ABILENE CHRISTIANOct. 4................................................... at Incarnate WordOct. 11............................................... at Central ArkansasOct. 18 ..................................... STEPHEN F. AUSTINOct. 25....................................................NICHOLLS STATENov. 1 ................................................................ at LamarNov. 8 ..................................... at Southeastern LouisianaNov. 15 ........................................... SAM HOUSTON STATE

ALL-TIME SERIESSeries Record ........................................... First Meeting Streak ................................................................. N/AFirst Meeting ........................................... Oct. 18, 2014

SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA LIONSgame EIGHT: saturday, OCTOBER 25


UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONName ........................Southeastern Louisiana UniversityLocation ................................................. Hammond, La.Founded ................................................................ 1925Enrollment ........................................................ 14,240President ............................................. Dr. John L. CrainAthletic Director ....................................... Jay ArtiguesNickname ..............................................................LionsColors ..................................................... Green and GoldAffiliation ........................................NCAA Division I FCSConference....................................................SouthlandStadium .........................................Strawberry Stadium Capacity .......................................................... 7,408

MEDIA RELATIONSFootball Contact .............................. Kemmler Chapple Phone ...............................................(985) 549-3221 E-Mail [email protected] Fax ....................................................(985) 549-3465Website .................................................. LionSports.netTwitter ....................................................@SLUAthletics

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ................................................ Ron Roberts Record at SELU .................................16-9 (3rd year) Overall Record ............................... 63-25 (8th year)Offensive Coordinator .............................Greg StevensDefensive Coordinator ............................ Pete Golding2013 Overall Record .................................. 11-3 (.786)2013 Conference Record ....................7-0 (1.000) - 1st2013 Postseason ............................NCAA QuarterfinalsLetterwinners Returning/Lost .........................58/18Starters Returning/Lost .........................8/3 (Offense) 6/5 (Defense) 1/2 (Special Teams)

2014 SCHEDULEAug. 30 ......................................................JACKSONVILLESept. 6 ...................................................SOUTHERN UTAHSept. 13 ............................................................. at TulaneSept. 20 ................................ at Southeast Missouri StateSept. 27 ............................................... at Incarnate WordOct. 4........................................... NORTHWESTERN STATEOct. 11............................................................... at LamarOct. 18............................................. CENTRAL ARKANSASOct. 25 ....................................at Stephen F. AustinNov. 8 ................................................. HOUSTON BAPTISTNov. 15 .................................................... McNEESE STATENov. 20 ...................................................at Nicholls State

ALL-TIME SERIESSeries Record .............................SFA leads, 9-7-1 (.559) Streak ..................................................... SELU won 2First Meeting ...............................1950 • SFA 21, SELU 0Last Meeting .............................2013 • SELU 56, SFA 14Last 10 Meetings ......................................... 6-4 (.600)Last SFA Win ............................................ 2011 (28-20)Last SELU Win .......................................... 2013 (56-14)


GARRETT DOLANLB • 6-2 • 225 • So.

CRAIG BELLRB • 5-9 •180 • So.

VIC SHEALYHead Coach

ISIAH CORBETTLB • 6-3 • 250 • Sr.

BRYAN BENNETTQB • 6-3 • 215 • Sr.

RON ROBERTSHead Coach


SAM HOUSTON STATE BEARKATSgame NINE: saturday, NOVEMBER 1

NRG STADIUM • HOUSTON, TEXAS

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONName ...............................Sam Houston State UniversityLocation .............................................. Huntsville, TexasFounded ................................................................ 1879Enrollment ........................................................ 19,214President ..........................................Dr. Dana L. GibsonAthletic Director ..................................Bobby WilliamsNickname .........................................................BearkatsColors ........................................Orange, White and BlueAffiliation ........................................NCAA Division I FCSConference....................................................SouthlandStadium ...............................................Bowers Stadium Capacity ........................................................ 14,000

MEDIA RELATIONSFootball Contact .......................................Paul Ridings Phone ...............................................(936) 294-1764 E-Mail ........................................... [email protected] ................................................GoBearkats.comTwitter .................................................@BearkatSports @SHSUFootball

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach .................................................. K.C. Keeler Record at SHSU .................................. 0-0 (1st year) Overall Record .........................174-73-1 (21st year)Assistant H.C./Defensive Coord. ............. Mike CollinsOffensive Coordinator .................................Phil LongoCo-Defensive Coordinator ......................Brad Sherrod2013 Overall Record .................................... 9-5 (.643)2013 Conference Record .................. 4-3 (.571) - T-3rd2013 Postseason .......................... NCAA Second RoundLetterwinners Returning/Lost .........................53/14Starters Returning/Lost .........................6/5 (Offense) 4/7 (Defense) 4/0 (Special Teams)

2014 SCHEDULEAug. 23 .........................................at Eastern WashingtonAug. 30 .................................................. ALABAMA STATESept. 6 ................................................................... at LSUSept. 13 ...................................COLORADO STATE-PUEBLOSept. 27 ............................................................. at LamarOct. 11..................................................... McNEESE STATEOct. 18.......................................... at Northwestern StateOct. 25.............................................. ABILENE CHRISTIANNov. 1 .....................vs. Stephen F. Austin (Houston)Nov. 8 .................................................. at Incarnate WordNov. 15 ............................................... at Houston BaptistNov. 22 ............................................ CENTRAL ARKANSAS

ALL-TIME SERIESSeries Record ......................SHSU leads, 50-36-2 (.420) Streak .................................................... SHSU won 3First Meeting ..............................1923 • SFA 19, SHSU 6Last Meeting ............................2013 • SHSU 56, SFA 49Last 10 Meetings ......................................... 2-8 (.200)Last SFA Win ............................................ 2010 (31-28)Last SHSU Win ......................................... 2013 (56-49)

MCNEESE STATE COWBOYSgame TEN: saturday, NOVEMBER 8

COWBOY STADIUM • LAKE CHARLES, LA.

UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONName ..................................... McNeese State UniversityLocation .............................................. Lake Charles, La.Founded ................................................................ 1939Enrollment .......................................................... 8,791President ...................................... Dr. Philip C. WilliamsAthletic Director .................................. Bruce HemphillNickname ........................................................ CowboysColors ..............................................Royal Blue and GoldAffiliation ........................................NCAA Division I FCSConference....................................................SouthlandStadium .........Louis Bonnette Field at Cowboy Stadium Capacity ........................................................ 17,810

SPORTS INFORMATIONFootball Contact ............................ Matthew Bonnette Phone ...............................................(337) 475-5207 E-Mail [email protected] Fax ....................................................(337) 475-5220Website ......................................... McNeeseSports.comTwitter ...............................................@McNeeseSports @McNeeseFootball

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ..................................................Matt Viator Record at McN ................................. 62-27 (7 years) Overall Record ................................................ SameAssistant H.C./Defensive Coord. ............Lance GuidryOffensive Coordinator ..................................Tim Leger2013 Overall Record .................................. 10-3 (.769)2013 Conference Record .................... 6-1 (.857) - 2nd2013 Postseason .......................... NCAA Second RoundLetterwinners Returning/Lost .........................51/19Starters Returning/Lost .........................8/5 (Offense) 6/5 (Defense) 2/1 (Special Teams)

2014 SCHEDULESept. 6 ...........................................................at NebraskaSept. 13 ............................................. PRAIRIE VIEW A&MSept. 27 ..................................................ARKANSAS TECHOct. 4......................................................NICHOLLS STATEOct. 11........................................... at Sam Houston StateOct. 18.............................................. ABILENE CHRISTIANOct. 25................................................. at Incarnate WordNov. 1 ........................................... at Northwestern StateNov. 8 ...................................... STEPHEN F. AUSTINNov. 15 ................................... at Southeastern LouisianaNov. 22 .................................................................LAMAR

ALL-TIME SERIESSeries Record ....................... McN leads, 18-13-2 (.424) Streak ......................................................McN won 2First Meeting ............................. 1951 • SFA 14, McN 14Last Meeting ............................. 2013 • McN 69, SFA 38Last 10 Meetings ......................................... 4-6 (.400)Last SFA Win ............................................ 2011 (31-17)Last McN Win ........................................... 2013 (69-38)


AARON SAMDB • 5-9 • 182 • Sr.

KELVIN BENNETTRB • 5-11 • 170 • Jr.

MATT VIATORHead Coach

MICHAEL WADES • 5-11 • 195 • Sr.

KESHAWN HILLRB • 5-10 • 205 • Sr.

K.C. KEELERHead Coach


ABILENE CHRISTIAN WILDCATSgame ELEVEN: saturday, NOVEMBER 15


UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONName ..................................Abilene Christian UniversityLocation .................................................. Abilene, TexasFounded ................................................................ 1906Enrollment .......................................................... 4,461President ............................................Dr. Phil SchubertAthletic Director ......................................Jared MosleyNickname .........................................................WildcatsColors .................................................. Purple and WhiteAffiliation ........................................NCAA Division I FCSConference....................................................SouthlandStadium ............................................ Shotwell Stadium Capacity ........................................................ 15,075

MEDIA RELATIONSFootball Contact ................................... Lance Fleming Phone ...............................................(325) 674-2693 E-Mail .......................................... [email protected] Fax ....................................................(325) 674-6798Website ................................................. ACUSports.comTwitter .......................................................@ACUSports @ACUFootball

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ................................................Ken Collums Record at ACU ...................................13-9 (3rd year) Overall Record ................................................ SameOffensive Coordinator ........................... Nathan YoungDefensive Coordinator .............................Darian Dulin2013 Overall Record .................................... 6-5 (.545)2013 Conference Record ....................................... N/A2013 Postseason ..................................................NoneLetterwinners Returning/Lost .........................47/16Starters Returning/Lost .........................3/8 (Offense) 8/3 (Defense) 2/0 (Special Teams)

2014 SCHEDULEAug. 27 ................................................... at Georgia StateSept. 6 ............................................. NORTHERN ARIZONASept. 13 ................................................................. at TroySept. 20 ...............................................INCARNATE WORDSept. 27 .............................................. at Houston BaptistOct. 4....................................................................LAMAROct. 11............................................................AVE MARIAOct. 18.................................................. at McNeese StateOct. 25........................................... at Sam Houston StateNov. 1 .............................................. CENTRAL ARKANSASNov. 8 .......................................... NORTHWESTERN STATENov. 15 ....................................at Stephen F. Austin

ALL-TIME SERIESSeries Record ............................... ACU leads, 8-6 (.429) Streak ....................................................... SFA won 1First Meeting ..............................1973 • ACU 57, SFA 50Last Meeting ..............................1999 • SFA 51, ACU 34Last 10 Meetings ......................................... 5-5 (.500)Last SFA Win ............................................ 1999 (51-34)Last ACU Win ............................................ 1985 (22-21)

NORTHWESTERN STATE DEMONSgame TWELVE: saturday, NOVEMBER 22


UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONName .......... Northwestern State University of LouisianaLocation ............................................. Natchitoches, La.Founded ................................................................ 1884Enrollment .......................................................... 9,244Chancellor ............................................ Randall J. WebbAthletic Director .........................................Greg BurkeNickname ......................................................... DemonsColors .....................................Purple, White and OrangeAffiliation ........................................NCAA Division I FCSConference....................................................SouthlandStadium ................................................ Turpin Stadium Capacity ........................................................ 15,971

SPORTS INFORMATIONFootball Contact ......................................Doug Ireland Phone ...............................................(318) 357-6467 E-Mail ..........................................ireland@nsula.eduWebsite .............................................. NSUDemons.comTwitter ....................................................@NSUDemons @NSUDemonsFB

TEAM INFORMATIONHead Coach ................................................. Jay Thomas Record at NSU....................................6-6 (2nd year) Overall Record ............................... 33-41 (8th year)Offensive Coordinator ............................... Ben NortonDefensive Coordinator ............................... Mike Lucas2013 Overall Record .................................... 6-6 (.500)2013 Conference Record ..................... 3-4 (.429) - 5th2013 Postseason ..................................................NoneLetterwinners Returning/Lost .........................57/23Starters Returning/Lost .........................8/5 (Offense) 6/5 (Defense) 6/0 (Special Teams)

2014 SCHEDULEAug. 28 ...................................................MISSOURI STATESept. 6 ............................................................... at BaylorSept. 13 .........................................................at SouthernSept. 20 .................................................at Louisiana TechOct. 4...................................... at Southeastern LouisianaOct. 11.................................................INCARNATE WORDOct. 18............................................ SAM HOUSTON STATEOct. 25............................................... at Central ArkansasNov. 1 ...................................................... McNEESE STATENov. 8 ............................................... at Abilene ChristianNov. 15 ...................................................NICHOLLS STATENov. 22 ....................................at Stephen F. Austin

ALL-TIME SERIESSeries Record ........................NSU leads, 43-24-3 (.364) Streak ...................................................... NSU won 1First Meeting ..................................1924 • NSU 7, SFA 3Last Meeting ..............................2013 • NSU 40, SFA 27Last 10 Meetings ......................................... 5-5 (.500)Last SFA Win ............................................ 2012 (34-17)Last NSU Win ........................................... 2013 (40-27)


ANGEL LOPEZDB • 5-10 • 200 • Jr.

JOHN DAVID BAKERQB • 6-0 • 205 • Sr.

KEN COLLUMSHead Coach

ADAM JONESLB • 6-2 • 197 • So.

ZACH ADKINSQB • 6-0 • 197 • Sr.

JAY THOMASHead Coach


2014 COMPOSITE SCHEDULEsAug. 30 Sept. 6 Sept. 13 Sept. 20 Sept. 27 Oct. 4 Oct. 11 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Nov. 1 Nov. 8 Nov. 15 Nov. 22

SFA at IowaState

Open UTEPAUBURN(Sept. 18) TEXAS TECH Open at Oklahoma TEXAS OKLAHOMA

STATEat TCU Open

at WestVirginia(Nov. 20)

SACRAMENTOSTATE

at SFA at North Dakota State

at Abilene Christian

SOUTHEASTERNLOUISIANA

HOUSTONBAPTIST

at NorthwesternState

Open McNEESE STATE

at NichollsState

SAM HOUSTONSTATE

at Lamar Open

2014 southland conference composite schedule

OpenEAST TEXAS

BAPTIST(Sept. 4)

at SFA vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville

at EasternNew Mexico

TARLETONSTATE

at AngeloState

WEST TEXASA&M

at MidwesternState

McMURRY LSC Playoffs LSC Playoffs Open

at ArizonaState

(Aug. 28)

NORTH DAKOTASTATE

at SacramentoState at SFA at Southern

UtahOpen CAL POLY at Montana

StatePORTLAND

STATENORTHERNARIZONA

at NorthDakota

NORTHERNCOLORADO

at IdahoState

at Texas Tech UT-MARTIN at MontanaState

MISSOURISTATE

NICHOLLS STATE at SFA HOUSTON

BAPTISTat Southeastern

LouisianaNORTHWESTERN

STATEat AbileneChristian

LAMAR Open SAM HOUSTON STATE

at Air Force at Arkansas HENDERSONSTATE

at North Texasat Central Arkansas

at McNeeseState SFA LAMAR at Houston

BaptistINCARNATE

WORDOpen at Northwestern

State

SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA

(Nov. 20)

Open McMURRYat Northern

Coloradoat TexasCollege

ABILENECHRISTIAN

at IncarnateWord

at CentralArkansas SFA NICHOLLS

STATEat Lamar at Southeastern

LouisianaSAM HOUSTON

STATEOpen

JACKSONVILLE SOUTHERNUTAH

at Tulane at Southeast Missouri State

at IncarnateWord

NORTHWESTERN STATE

at Lamar CENTRALARKANSAS at SFA Open HOUSTON

BAPTISTMcNEESE

STATE

at Nicholls State

(Nov. 20)

* Kansas State hosts Kansas on Nov. 29 and plays at Baylor on Dec. 6; Sam Houston State plays at Eastern Washington on Aug. 23

ALABAMA STATE

at LSU COLORADO STATE-PUEBLO

Open at Lamar Open McNEESE STATE

at Northwestern State

ABILENECHRISTIAN vs. SFA at Incarnate

Wordat Houston

BaptistCENTRAL

ARKANSAS

Open at Nebraska PRAIRIEVIEW A&M

Open ARKANSAS TECH

NICHOLLS STATE

at Sam Houston State

ABILENECHRISTIAN

at IncarnateWord

at Northwestern State SFA at Southeastern

LouisianaLAMAR

at GeorgiaState

(Aug. 27)

NORTHERN ARIZONA

at Troy INCARNATE WORD

at Houston Baptist

LAMAR AVE MARIA at McNeese State

at Sam Houston State

CENTRALARKANSAS

NORTHWESTERN STATE at SFA Open

MISSOURI STATE

(Aug. 28)at Baylor at Southern at Louisiana

TechOpen at Southeastern

LouisianaINCARNATE

WORDSAM HOUSTON

STATEat CentralArkansas

McNEESE STATE

at AbileneChristian

NICHOLLSSTATE

at SFA

AUGUST 23Sam Houston State at Eastern Washington

AUGUST 27Abilene Christian at Georgia State

AUGUST 28Missouri State at Northwestern State

AUGUST 30Alabama State at Sam Houston StateCentral Arkansas at Texas TechGrambling State at LamarJacksonville at Southeastern LouisianaNicholls State at Air ForceSacramento State at Incarnate WordStephen F. Austin at Kansas State

SEPTEMBER 6Incarnate Word at Stephen F. AustinLamar at Texas A&MMcMurry at Houston BaptistMcNeese State at NebraskaNicholls State at ArkansasNorthern Arizona at Abilene ChristianNorthwestern State at BaylorSam Houston State at LSUSouthern Utah at Southeastern LouisianaUT-Martin at Central Arkansas

SEPTEMBER 13Abilene Christian at TroyCentral Arkansas at Montana StateColorado State-Pueblo at Sam Houston StateHenderson State at Nicholls StateHouston Baptist at Northern ColoradoIncarnate Word at North Dakota StateNorthwestern State at SouthernPrairie View A&M at McNeese StateSoutheastern Louisiana at TulaneTexas A&M-Commerce at Stephen F. AustinTexas College at Lamar

SEPTEMBER 20Incarnate Word at Abilene Christian *Houston Baptist at Texas CollegeMississippi College at LamarMissouri State at Central ArkansasNicholls State at North TexasNorthwestern State at Louisiana TechSoutheastern Louisiana at Southeast Missouri StateWeber State at Stephen F. Austin

SEPTEMBER 27Abilene Christian at Houston Baptist *Nicholls State at Central Arkansas *Sam Houston State at Lamar *Southeastern Louisiana at Incarnate Word *Arkansas Tech at McNeese State

OCTOBER 4Central Arkansas at Stephen F. Austin *Houston Baptist at Incarnate Word *Lamar at Abilene Christian *Nicholls State at McNeese State *Northwestern State at Southeastern Louisiana *

OCTOBER 11Houston Baptist at Central Arkansas *Incarnate Word at Northwestern State *McNeese State at Sam Houston State *Southeastern Louisiana at Lamar *Stephen F. Austin at Nicholls State *Ave Maria at Abilene Christian

OCTOBER 18Abilene Christian at McNeese State *Central Arkansas at Southeastern Louisiana *Lamar at Nicholls State *Sam Houston State at Northwestern State *Stephen F. Austin at Houston Baptist *

OCTOBER 25Abilene Christian at Sam Houston State *McNeese State at Incarnate Word *Nicholls State at Houston Baptist *Northwestern State at Central Arkansas *Southeastern Louisiana at Stephen F. Austin *

NOVEMBER 1Central Arkansas at Abilene Christian *Houston Baptist at Lamar *Incarnate Word at Nicholls State *McNeese State at Northwestern State *Stephen F. Austin vs. Sam Houston State *

NOVEMBER 8Houston Baptist at Southeastern Louisiana *Lamar at Central Arkansas *Northwestern State at Abilene Christian *Sam Houston State at Incarnate Word *Stephen F. Austin at McNeese State *

NOVEMBER 15Abilene Christian at Stephen F. Austin *Incarnate Word at Lamar *McNeese State at Southeastern Louisiana *Nicholls State at Northwestern State *Sam Houston State at Houston Baptist *

NOVEMBER 20Southeastern Louisiana at Nicholls State *

NOVEMBER 22Central Arkansas at Sam Houston State *Lamar at McNeese State *Northwestern State at Stephen F. Austin *

FOOTBALL HISTORYstephen f. austin football history .................................................................62year-by-year results .................................................................................. 63-68all-time lumberjack head coaches ........................................................... 68-69season opener/homecoming results ..............................................................70division i nationally-ranked game results ....................................................71postseason history ..................................................................................... 72-73opponent all-time series results .............................................................. 74-77lumberjack conference history .....................................................................78lumberjack honors ............................................................................................79lumberjack all-conference honors ......................................................... 80-81retired numbers .................................................................................................82all-time letterwinners .............................................................................. 82-86


STEPHEN F. AUSTIN FOOTBALL HISTORYSTEPHEN F. AUSTIN FOOTBALL FACTS

Stephen F. Austin Overall Record ................................................................................................................................................ 378-483-30 (.441) Total Games Played .......................................................................................................................................................................................891Division I-AA Overall Record (1986-present) ............................................................................................................................... 161-144-6 (.527) NAIA Overall Record (1940-1980) .......................................................................................................................................... 145-212-8 (.405) Division II Overall Record (1981-1985) ..................................................................................................................................... 30-24-1 (.555)Home Overall Record (Since 1965) ................................................................................................................................................ 160-116-2 (.579) Memorial Stadium (1965-1971) ....................................................................................................................................................16-18 (.471) Nacogdoches High School (1972) ......................................................................................................................................................1-3 (.250) Homer Bryce Stadium (1973-present) ....................................................................................................................................143-95-2 (.600)Road Overall Record (Since 1965) ................................................................................................................................................. 100-151-6 (.401)Neutral Overall Record (Since 1965) ..................................................................................................................................................... 2-3-1 (.417) Reliant Stadium Record ......................................................................................................................................................................1-2 (.333)Season Openers Overall Record ......................................................................................................................................................... 47-35-5 (.569)Homecoming Overall Record ............................................................................................................................................................. 38-35-1 (.520)Postseason Overall Record .........................................................................................................................................................................8-6 (.571) Bowl Game Record .........................................................................................................................................................1-0 (1973 Poultry Bowl) NCAA Division I-AA Playoff Record .....................................................................................................................................................7-6 (.538)Overall Conference Record ........................................................................................................................................................... 201-272-10 (.427) Lone Star Conference (1932-1983) ........................................................................................................................................ 109-182-6 (.377) Gulf Star Conference (1984-1986) ................................................................................................................................................. 6-7-1 (.464) Southland Conference/Football League (1987-present) ....................................................................................................... 86-83-3 (.509)Total Conference Championships .............................................................................................................Six (1935, 1985, 1989, 1999, 2009, 2010) Lone Star Conference ........................................................................................................................................................................One (1935) Gulf South Conference ......................................................................................................................................................................One (1985) Southland Conference/Football League ..........................................................................................................Four (1989, 1999, 2009, 2010)

First Game ......................................................................................................................................................................1923 (SFA 120, Center H.S. 0)First Homecoming Game ................................................................................................................................. 1929 (SFA 14, Sam Houston State 13)First Game at Homer Bryce Stadium ............................................................................................................................... 1973 (SFA 17, Cameron 0)Most Points Scored in a Game ..........................................................................................................................................120 (vs.Center H.S., 1923)Largest Margin of Victory ...........................................................................................................................120 points (SFA 120, Center H.S. 0, 1923)Largest Margin of Defeat ......................................................................................................................................88 points (Baylor 88, SFA 0, 1929)Longest Winning Streak ............................................................................................................................................................ 10 games (1973-74)Longest Unbeaten Streak ...............................................................................................................................................................12 games (1989)Longest Home Winning Streak (Since 1965) ...................................................................................................................... Eight games (1999-00)Longest Road Winning Streak (Since 1965)......................................................................................................................... Nine games (1973-75)Longest Losing Streak ............................................................................................................................................................... 15 games (1976-77)Longest Winless Streak ............................................................................................................................... 15 games (1928-29; 1946-47; 1976-77)Total Shutouts .............................................................................................................................................................................................. 74 gamesMost Games vs. Opponent .........................................................................................................................................88 games (Sam Houston State)Most Victories vs. Opponent ........................................................................................................................................36 wins (Sam Houston State)Highest Winning Percentage vs. Opponent (min. 10 games) ................................................................................................767 (Nicholls State)Most Games in a Season ..................................................................................................................................................................15 games (1989)Most Wins in a Season .........................................................................................................................................................................12 wins (1989)Most Loses in a Season ..................................................................................................................................................................... 11 losses (2007)10-Win Seasons ............................................................................................................................................................Four (1988, 1989, 1995, 2009)


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS OVERALL CONF. YEAR W-L PCT. HOME AWAY NEUT W-L PCT. 1923 3-3-1 .500 — — — — — 1924 3-6 .333 — — — — — 1925 3-5-2 .400 — — — — — 1926 5-5 .500 — — — — — 1927 1-6-3 .250 — — — — — 1928 1-9 .100 — — — — — 1929 1-8-1 .150 — — — — — 1930 1-7-1 .167 — — — — — 1931 2-6 .250 — — — — — 1932 1-7 .125 — — — 0-4 .000 1933 0-6-1 .071 — — — 0-4-1 .100 1934 3-3-2 .500 — — — 1-2-1 .375 1935 4-5 .444 — — — 3-1 .750 1936 4-3-1 .563 — — — 2-2 .500 1937 1-6-1 .188 — — — 0-3-1 .125 1938 3-5-1 .388 — — — 1-3 .250 1939 3-4-2 .444 — — — 1-3 .250 1940 4-5 .444 — — — 1-3 .250 1941 1-6-1 .188 — — — 0-4 .000 1946 1-9 .100 — — — 0-5 .000 1947 3-6-1 .350 — — — 2-3-1 .417 1948 7-2-1 .750 — — — 3-2-1 .583 1949 7-2 .778 — — — 2-1 .667 1950 5-5 .500 — — — 2-2 .500 1951 4-4-1 .500 — — — 2-3 .400 1952 3-6 .333 — — — 1-4 .200 1953 1-8 .111 — — — 0-5 .000 1954 6-3 .667 — — — 3-3 .500 1955 5-4 .556 — — — 2-4 .333 1956 4-6 .400 — — — 3-4 .429 1957 6-4 .600 — — — 5-2 .714 1958 2-7 .222 — — — 1-6 .143 1959 4-6-1 .409 — — — 4-3 .571 1960 1-10 .091 — — — 1-6 .143 1961 1-9 .100 — — — 1-6 .143 1962 1-9 .100 — — — 1-6 .143 1963 7-3 .700 — — — 5-2 .714 1964 4-5 .444 — — — 3-3 .500 1965 6-3 .667 4-1 2-2 0-0 4-2 .667 1966 5-3-1 .611 3-1 2-2-1 0-0 3-3-1 .500 1967 4-6 .400 1-4 3-2 0-0 3-4 .429 1968 3-7 .300 3-2 0-5 0-0 1-6 .143 1969 7-3 .700 4-1 3-2 0-0 5-2 .714 1970 1-9 .100 0-5 1-4 0-0 1-8 .111 1971 2-8 .200 1-4 1-4 0-0 2-7 .222 1972 2-7 .222 1-3 1-4 0-0 2-6 .250 1973 9-3 .750 4-1 4-2 1-0 6-3 .667 1974 9-2 .818 3-2 6-0 0-0 7-2 .778 1975 2-8-1 .227 1-4 1-4-1 0-0 1-8 .111 1976 1-9-1 .136 0-5 1-4 0-0-1 1-6 .143 1977 2-8 .200 2-4 0-4 0-0 2-5 .286 1978 3-8 .273 2-3 1-5 0-0 3-4 .429 1979 8-3 .727 6-0 2-3 0-0 5-2 .714 1980 4-6 .400 2-4 2-2 0-0 4-3 .571 1981 1-10 .091 0-6 1-4 0-0 0-7 .000

OVERALL CONF. YEAR W-L PCT. HOME AWAY NEUT W-L PCT. 1982 6-5 .545 3-3 3-2 0-0 4-3 .571 1983 7-4 .636 5-1 2-3 0-0 5-2 .714 1984 7-3-1 .682 5-1 2-2-1 0-0 1-3-1 .300 1985 9-2 .818 4-2 5-0 0-0 4-1 .800 1986 5-6 .455 4-1 1-5 0-0 1-3 .250 1987 3-7-1 .318 0-4-1 3-3 0-0 0-5 .000 1988 10-3 .769 7-1 3-2 0-0 5-1 .833 1989 12-2-1 .833 6-0 6-2-1 0-0 5-0-1 .917 1990 1-10 .091 1-4 0-6 0-0 1-5 .167 1991 2-8-1 .227 2-3 0-5-1 0-0 1-5-1 .214 1992 3-8 .273 3-4 0-4 0-0 1-6 .143 1993 8-4 .667 4-2 4-2 0-0 5-2 .714 1994 6-3-2 .636 4-1-1 2-2-1 0-0 4-1-1 .750 1995 11-2 .846 6-1 5-1 0-0 4-1 .800 1996 7-4 .636 5-2 2-2 0-0 3-3 .500 1997 8-3 .727 7-0 1-3 0-0 5-2 .714 1998 3-8 .273 3-3 0-5 0-0 2-5 .286 1999 8-3 .727 6-0 2-3 0-0 6-1 .857 2000 6-5 .545 3-2 3-3 0-0 3-4 .429 2001 6-5 .545 4-1 2-4 0-0 4-2 .667 2002 6-5 .545 3-3 3-2 0-0 3-3 .500 2003 7-4 .636 3-2 4-2 0-0 4-1 .800 2004 6-5 .545 4-3 2-2 0-0 1-4 .200 2005 5-6 .455 4-2 1-4 0-0 1-5 .167 2006 4-7 .364 1-5 3-2 0-0 4-2 .667 2007 0-11 .000 0-5 0-6 0-0 0-7 .000 2008 4-8 .333 3-4 1-4 0-0 2-5 .286 2009 10-3 .769 6-0 4-3 0-0 6-1 .857 2010 9-3 .750 5-2 3-1 1-0 6-1 .857 2011 6-5 .545 4-2 2-2 0-1 5-2 .714 2012 5-6 .455 5-0 0-5 0-1 4-3 .571 2013 3-9 .250 3-2 0-6 0-1 1-6 .143

SFA FOOTBALL BY DECADES YEARS RECORD PCT. CONF. PCT. 1923-29 17-42-7 .311 — — 1930-39 22-52-9 .319 8-22-3 .288 1940-49 23-30-3 .438 8-18-2 .321 1950-59 40-53-2 .432 23-36 .390 1960-69 39-58-1 .403 27-40-1 .404 1970-79 39-65-2 .377 30-51 .370 1980-89 64-48-3 .570 29-28-2 .509 1990-99 57-53-3 .518 32-31-2 .508 2000-09 54-59 .478 28-34 .452 2010-13 23-23 .500 16-12 .571

OVERALL RECORD: 378-483-30 .441HOME RECORD (SINCE 1965): 160-116-2 .579ROAD RECORD (SINCE 1965): 100-151-6 .401NEUTRAL RECORD (SINCE 1965): 2-3-1 .417ALL-TIME CONFERENCE RECORD: 201-272-10 .427SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE RECORD: 86-83-3 .509


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSBOB SHELTON

1923-28 (Six Seasons)Overall: 16-34-6 (.339)

Conference: N/A

1923 • 3-3-1Head Coach: Bob Shelton Center H.S. ......................................W ........... 120-0Southwest Texas State ......................L .............. 47-6Lamar J.C..........................................L .............. 10-0Alexander College ............................L .............. 40-0Sam Houston State ..........................W ............. 19-6Marshall College...............................T ................ 0-0Hillsboro J.C. ...................................W ............. 18-6

1924 • 3-6Head Coach: Bob Shelton Rusk College ....................................W ............. 22-0East Texas State ................................L .............. 12-2Lon Morris College............................L ................ 3-0Louisiana Normal .............................L ................ 7-3Southwestern...................................L .............. 33-0Sam Houston State ..........................W ............... 3-2Southwest Texas State ......................L .............. 23-6Hillsboro J.C. ...................................W ............. 34-0Lamar J.C..........................................L .............. 19-7

1925 • 3-5-2Head Coach: Bob Shelton Rice ..................................................L .............. 33-0Southwest Texas State ......................L .............. 12-0Lon Morris College............................T ................ 0-0North Texas State .............................L .............. 10-0Marshall College..............................W ............. 27-0Rusk College ....................................W ............... 6-0Louisiana Normal ............................W ............... 7-6Sam Houston State ...........................L ................ 6-0Southwestern Louisiana ...................L .............. 26-7Lamar J.C..........................................T ................ 0-0

1926 • 5-5Head Coach: Bob Shelton Rice ..................................................L .............. 25-0Southwest Texas State ......................L ................ 7-0Marshall College..............................W ........... 108-0North Texas State .............................L ................ 9-6East Texas State ...............................W ............. 14-0Rusk College ....................................W ............. 13-7Louisiana Normal ............................W ............. 28-0Southwestern Louisiana ...................L .............. 33-0Lon Morris College...........................W ............. 33-0Sam Houston State ...........................L .............. 38-0

1927 • 1-6-3Head Coach: Bob Shelton Lon Morris College............................T ................ 0-0Southwest Texas State ......................L .............. 14-0East Texas State ...............................W ............. 21-0North Texas State .............................T ............ 12-12McMurry ..........................................T ................ 0-0Rusk College .....................................L .............. 12-0Louisiana Normal .............................L ................ 6-0St. Mary’s .........................................L .............. 19-0West Texas A&M ...............................L .............. 27-6Sam Houston State ...........................L ................ 6-0

1928 • 1-9Head Coach: Bob Shelton Baylor...............................................L .............. 30-0Southwest Texas State ......................L .............. 20-0East Texas State ................................L .............. 25-0Lon Morris College...........................W ............. 12-0

North Texas State .............................L .............. 13-6McMurry ..........................................L .............. 49-0Louisiana Normal .............................L .............. 21-0Texas A&I .........................................L .............. 45-0Texarkana College ............................L .............. 20-0Sam Houston State ...........................L ................ 8-2

1929 • 1-8-1Head Coach: Gene White Baylor...............................................L .............. 88-0Southwest Texas State ......................L .............. 24-7McMurry ..........................................L .............. 35-0East Texas State ................................T ................ 6-6North Texas State .............................L .............. 31-0Louisiana Normal .............................L .............. 41-6Texas A&M .......................................L .............. 54-0Lon Morris College............................L ............ 27-13Texarkana College ............................L ............ 38-18Sam Houston State ..........................W ........... 14-12

1930 •1-7-1Head Coach: Gene White Southwest Texas State ......................L ................ 6-0Lon Morris College............................T ................ 6-6East Texas State ................................L .............. 13-0Tarleton State ..................................W ............. 14-0McMurry ..........................................L ............ 24-18West Texas A&M ...............................L .............. 64-0Sam Houston State ...........................L .............. 20-0North Texas State .............................L .............. 13-6Louisiana Normal .............................L ............ 21-20

1931 • 2-6Head Coach: Gene White McMurry .........................................W ............... 6-0Lon Morris College............................L .............. 19-0East Texas State ................................L ................ 8-6Southwest Texas State ......................L .............. 19-0Louisiana Normal .............................L .............. 18-0North Texas State .............................L .............. 33-0Texas A&I .........................................L .............. 46-7Sam Houston State ..........................W ............... 3-0

1932 • 1-7 (0-4 LSC)Head Coach: Gene White Trinity ...............................................L .............. 14-0Southwest Texas State * ...................L .............. 25-6Southwestern Louisiana ...................L .............. 19-6Ouachita Baptist..............................W ............. 13-0Northwestern State ..........................L .............. 39-0Sam Houston State * ........................L .............. 14-0East Texas State * .............................L .............. 13-0North Texas State * ...........................L .............. 31-0

1933 • 0-6-1 (0-4-1 LSC)Head Coach: Gene White East Texas State * .............................L .............. 13-6Southwest Texas State * ...................L .............. 26-0Trinity ...............................................L .............. 13-0North Texas State * ...........................L .............. 22-6Northwestern State ..........................L .............. 38-0Southwestern Louisiana ...................L .............. 17-0Sam Houston State * ........................T ................ 6-6

GENE WHITE1929-36 (Eight Seasons)

Overall: 16-45-6 (.284)Conference: 6-13-2 (.333)

1934 • 3-3-2 (1-2-1 LSC)Head Coach: Gene White Lon Morris College...........................W ............. 10-2East Texas State * .............................L .............. 13-6Southwest Texas State * ...................T ............ 19-19Louisiana College ............................W ............. 13-6North Texas State * ...........................L .............. 14-0Northwestern State ..........................T ................ 0-0Southwestern Louisiana ...................L ............ 39-13Sam Houston State * .......................W ............... 7-6

1935 • 4-5 (3-1 LSC)Head Coach: Gene WhiteLONE STAR CONFERENCE CO-CHAMPIONS Texas A&M .......................................L .............. 37-6Southwestern Louisiana ...................L ................ 6-0East Texas State * .............................L .............. 18-6Southwest Texas State * ..................W ............. 14-0Louisiana College .............................L ................ 6-0North Texas State * ..........................W ............... 9-7Austin College ..................................L ............ 25-12Northwestern State .........................W ............. 13-6Sam Houston State * .......................W ............. 33-0

1936 • 4-3-1 (2-2 LSC)Head Coach: Gene White Lon Morris College...........................W ............. 12-0East Texas State * .............................L .............. 18-0Southwest Texas State * ..................W ............. 14-7North Texas State * ...........................L .............. 27-7Lamar ..............................................W ............. 13-7Northwestern State ..........................L .............. 20-7Texas-Arlington ................................T ................ 7-7Sam Houston State * .......................W ............... 7-6

1937 • 1-6-1 (0-3-1 LSC)Head Coach: J.E. Willis Southwestern Louisiana ...................L ................ 7-6East Texas State * .............................L .............. 33-0Lamar ...............................................L .............. 10-6North Texas State * ...........................T ................ 6-6Southwest Texas State * ...................L .............. 25-6Northwestern State .........................W ............... 2-0Texas A&I .........................................L .............. 33-6Sam Houston State * ........................L ................ 8-0

1938 • 3-5-1 (1-3 LSC)Head Coach: J.E. Willis Lon Morris College...........................W ............... 6-0Southwestern Louisiana ...................L ................ 7-0Henderson State..............................W ............... 6-0East Texas State * .............................L ................ 7-6Southwest Texas State * ..................W ............. 33-0North Texas State * ...........................L .............. 21-6Northwestern State ..........................L ................ 6-0Lamar ...............................................T ............ 13-13Sam Houston State ...........................L .............. 13-6

1939 • 3-4-2 (1-3 LSC)Head Coach: J.E. Willis Lon Morris College...........................W ............. 13-0Southwestern Louisiana ...................T ................ 0-0Henderson State..............................W ............... 7-0East Texas State * .............................L .............. 13-0North Texas State * ...........................L .............. 14-0Southwest Texas State * ..................W ............. 13-6Northwestern State ..........................L .............. 20-6

J.E. WILLIS1937-40 (Four Seasons)Overall: 11-20-4 (.371)

Conference: 3-12-1 (.219)

Texas A&I .........................................T ................ 0-0Sam Houston State * ........................L .............. 14-0

1940 • 4-5 (1-3 LSC)Head Coach: J.E. Willis Lon Morris College...........................W ............. 40-0Southwestern Louisiana ...................L ................ 6-0Henderson State..............................W ............. 12-6East Texas State * .............................L .............. 27-7North Texas State * ...........................L .............. 27-0Southwest Texas State * ..................W ............. 13-7Northwestern State .........................W ............. 14-7Texas A&I .........................................L .............. 18-7Sam Houston State * ........................L .............. 27-7

1941 • 1-6-1 (0-4 LSC)Head Coach: M.A. Baumgarten Trinity ..............................................W ............... 6-0Henderson State...............................T ............ 13-13East Texas State * .............................L .............. 20-0North Texas State * ...........................L .............. 28-0Southwest Texas State * ...................L .............. 28-0Texas A&I .........................................L .............. 55-7Sam Houston State * ........................L ............ 20-13Southwestern Louisiana ...................L .............. 25-0

1942-45WORLD WAR II - NO TEAMS

1946 • 1-9 (0-5 LSC)Head Coach: Bill Pierce Southwestern Louisiana ...................L .............. 13-2Austin College .................................W ............. 20-7East Texas State * .............................L .............. 39-0North Texas State * ...........................L ................ 9-0Southwest Texas State * ...................L .............. 13-7Southern Mississippi ........................L ................ 7-0Houston * .........................................L .............. 16-7Texas A&I .........................................L ............ 23-20Sam Houston State * ........................L .............. 20-7Northwestern State ..........................L .............. 25-6

1947 • 3-6-1 (2-3-1 LSC)Head Coach: Ted Jefferies Baylor...............................................L .............. 34-0Southwestern Louisiana ...................L .............. 24-6Trinity * ............................................T ................ 0-0East Texas State * .............................L .............. 27-0North Texas State * ...........................L .............. 13-7Southwest Texas State * ...................L .............. 20-0Southern Mississippi ........................L .............. 20-7Houston * ........................................W ........... 25-14Texas A&I ........................................W ............. 15-7Sam Houston State * .......................W ............. 13-0

M.A. BAUMGARTEN1941 (One Season)Overall: 1-6-1 (.188)

Conference: 0-4 (.000)

BILL PIERCE1946 (One Season)Overall: 1-9 (.100)


TED JEFFERIES1947-55 (Nine Seasons)



YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1948 • 7-2-1 (3-2-1 LSC)Head Coach: Ted Jefferies East Texas Baptist ............................W ............. 36-6Austin College .................................W ............. 39-6Trinity * ............................................T ................ 7-7East Texas State * ............................W ............. 14-6North Texas State * ...........................L .............. 19-6Southwest Texas State * ...................L ................ 3-0Louisiana College ............................W ........... 21-12Houston * ........................................W ........... 23-13Corpus Christi ..................................W ............. 20-0Sam Houston State * .......................W ............. 12-0

1949 • 7-2 (2-1 LSC)Head Coach: Ted Jefferies Mexico City College .........................W ............. 55-0Daniel Baker ....................................W ............. 40-0East Texas Baptist ............................W ............. 19-7East Texas State * .............................L .............. 13-0North Texas State .............................L .............. 25-6Southwest Texas State * ..................W ........... 23-20Louisiana College ............................W ............. 13-6Corpus Christi ..................................W ............. 12-0Sam Houston State * .......................W ........... 51-14

1950 • 5-5 (2-2 LSC)Head Coach: Ted Jefferies East Texas Baptist ............................W ............... 7-0Mexico City College .........................W ............. 49-6Southwestern...................................L ................ 7-0Louisiana Tech ..................................L .............. 21-6Southeastern Louisiana ...................W ............. 21-0Southwest Texas State * ..................W ........... 21-14Southwestern Louisiana ...................L ............ 30-13Sul Ross State * ................................L .............. 34-7East Texas State * ............................W ........... 19-13Sam Houston State * ........................L .............. 20-6

1951 • 4-4-1 (2-3 LSC)Head Coach: Ted Jefferies New Mexico A&M ............................W ............. 27-7McNeese State..................................T ............ 14-14Lamar * ............................................L ............ 26-14Southeastern Louisiana ...................W ............. 14-6Southwest Texas State * ..................W ........... 27-20Southwestern Louisiana ...................L ............ 32-14Sul Ross State * ................................L ............ 34-19East Texas State * .............................L ............ 21-19Sam Houston State * .......................W ............. 14-0

1952 • 3-6 (1-4 LSC)Head Coach: Ted Jefferies Texas A&I ........................................W ........... 14-12McNeese State..................................L .............. 25-7Lamar * ............................................L .............. 27-6Southeastern Louisiana ....................L .............. 21-7Southwest Texas State * ...................L ............ 20-10Southwestern Louisiana ..................W ........... 20-19Sul Ross State * ...............................W ............. 28-7East Texas State * .............................L .............. 54-7Sam Houston State * ........................L ............ 32-20

1953 • 1-8 (0-5 LSC)Head Coach: Ted Jefferies Texas A&I .........................................L ................ 7-6McNeese State.................................W ........... 16-14Lamar * ............................................L ............ 19-14Southeastern Louisiana ....................L .............. 35-0Southwest Texas State * ...................L .............. 34-7Southwestern Louisiana ...................L .............. 24-7Sul Ross State * ................................L ............ 31-14East Texas State * .............................L .............. 39-0Sam Houston State * ........................L ............ 25-14

1954 • 6-3 (3-3 LSC)Head Coach: Ted Jefferies McNeese State.................................W ........... 40-13Austin College .................................W ........... 34-12Lamar * ...........................................W ............. 20-7Texas Lutheran ................................W ............. 33-6Southwest Texas State * ...................L ................ 7-6Texas A&I * ......................................W ............. 14-7Sul Ross State * ...............................W ........... 40-14East Texas State * .............................L ............ 25-21Sam Houston State * ........................L ............ 42-25

1955 • 5-4 (2-4 LSC)Head Coach: Ted Jefferies Northeast Louisiana ........................W ............. 15-6Austin College .................................W ............. 14-6Lamar * ...........................................W ............. 20-6Texas Lutheran ................................W ............. 64-0Southwest Texas State * ...................L ............ 26-20Texas A&I * .......................................L ............ 13-12Sul Ross State * ...............................W ............. 13-0East Texas State * .............................L ............ 33-14Sam Houston State * ........................L .............. 27-6

1956 • 4-6 (3-4 LSC)Head Coach: Harold Fischer Northwestern State .........................W ........... 14-12Northeast Louisiana .........................L .............. 21-7Louisiana Tech ..................................L ............ 37-14Lamar * ...........................................W ........... 26-18Howard Payne * ...............................L .............. 12-6Southwest Texas State * ...................L .............. 32-6Texas A&I * .......................................L ............ 33-13Sul Ross State * ...............................W ............... 9-7East Texas State * ............................W ........... 27-14Sam Houston State * ........................L .............. 31-0

1957 • 6-4 (5-2 LSC)Head Coach: Harold Fischer Northwestern State ..........................L .............. 20-7Northeast Louisiana ........................W ............. 10-7Louisiana Tech ..................................L ............ 19-13Lamar * ............................................L ............ 19-12Howard Payne * ..............................W ............. 20-7Southwest Texas State * ..................W ........... 20-13Texas A&I * ......................................W ............. 32-0Sul Ross State * ...............................W ............. 19-0East Texas State * .............................L ............ 19-12Sam Houston State * .......................W ........... 28-27

1958 • 2-7 (1-6 LSC)Head Coach: Harold Fischer Southern Arkansas ..........................W ............. 34-0Northeast Louisiana .........................L ............ 14-12Lamar * ............................................L .............. 35-6Howard Payne * ...............................L .............. 13-7Southwest Texas State * ...................L ............ 19-13Texas A&I * .......................................L ................ 7-0Sul Ross State * ...............................W ............. 38-7East Texas State * .............................L ............ 48-12Sam Houston State * ........................L ............ 21-12

HAROLD FISCHER1956-58 (Three Seasons)

Overall: 12-17 (.414)Conference: 9-12 (.429)

1959 • 4-6-1 (4-3 LSC)Head Coach: William “Red” Conkright Northwestern State ..........................T ............ 14-14Memphis State .................................L .............. 25-6McNeese State..................................L .............. 20-7Southwestern Louisiana ...................L ............ 22-14Lamar * ............................................L ................ 7-6Southwestern State * ......................W ............. 14-6Sul Ross State * ...............................W ............. 33-6Texas A&I * ......................................W ............. 24-7Howard Payne * ..............................W ............. 21-7Sam Houston State * ........................L ................ 6-0East Texas State * .............................L .............. 43-0

1960 • 1-10 (1-6 LSC)Head Coach: William “Red” Conkright Texas-Arlington ................................L .............. 14-7Northwestern State ..........................L .............. 14-0McNeese State..................................L .............. 14-0Southwestern Louisiana ...................L .............. 36-0Lamar * ............................................L .............. 14-0Southwest Texas State * ...................L .............. 17-0Sul Ross State * ...............................W ............. 14-9Texas A&I * .......................................L ............ 40-13Howard Payne * ...............................L ............ 27-14Sam Houston State * ........................L .............. 16-7East Texas State * .............................L ............ 20-14

1961 • 1-9 (1-6 LSC)Head Coach: William “Red” Conkright Northwestern State ..........................L ............ 35-19Texas Lutheran .................................L .............. 13-9Texas-Arlington ................................L .............. 26-0Lamar * ............................................L ............ 34-22Southwest Texas State * ...................L ............ 29-21Sul Ross State * ...............................W ............. 13-0Texas A&I * .......................................L ............ 34-12Howard Payne * ...............................L .............. 32-9Sam Houston State * ........................L ............ 41-16East Texas State * .............................L .............. 16-6

1962 • 1-9 (1-6 LSC)Head Coach: Travis “Shorty” Hughes Northwestern State ..........................L .............. 23-6Texas Lutheran .................................L .............. 21-6Texas-Arlington ................................L ............ 35-14Lamar * ............................................L ............ 27-12Southwest Texas State * ...................L .............. 40-7Sul Ross State * ................................L .............. 22-8Texas A&I * .......................................L .............. 31-8Howard Payne * ..............................W ........... 30-15Sam Houston State * ........................L ............ 29-26East Texas State * .............................L .............. 39-6

1963 • 7-3 (5-2 LSC)Head Coach: Travis “Shorty” Hughes Northwestern State .........................W ............. 10-0Hardin-Simmons ..............................L .............. 16-6Tarleton State ..................................W ............. 28-0Lamar * ...........................................W ............. 27-6Southwest Texas State * ...................L ............ 20-17

WILLIAM CONKRIGHT1959-61 (Three Seasons)

Overall: 6-25-1 (.203)Conference: 6-15 (.286)

TRAVIS HUGHES1962-70 (Nine Seasons)


Sul Ross State * ...............................W ........... 34-14Texas A&I * ......................................W ............. 16-6Howard Payne * ..............................W ............. 21-6Sam Houston State * .......................W ........... 14-13East Texas State * .............................L .............. 14-8

1964 • 4-5 (3-3 LSC)Head Coach: Travis “Shorty” Hughes Northwestern State ..........................L ............ 34-14Tarleton State ..................................W ............. 17-3Arkansas State .................................L .............. 17-6Texas A&I * .......................................L .............. 20-0Sul Ross State * ...............................W ............. 20-0Howard Payne * ..............................W ........... 28-12Sam Houston State * ........................L .............. 21-8Southwest Texas State * ...................L ............ 21-15East Texas State * ............................W ........... 28-20

1965 • 6-3 (4-2 LSC)Head Coach: Travis “Shorty” Hughes Angelo State ...................................W ............. 35-0at Arkansas State .............................L ................ 3-0Texas A&I * .......................................L ............ 43-21at Sul Ross State * ............................L .............. 21-8Howard Payne * ..............................W ............. 25-0at Sam Houston State * ...................W ........... 14-13Southwest Texas State * ..................W ........... 17-13McMurry .........................................W ........... 45-29at East Texas State * ........................W ........... 17-12

H: 4-1, A: 2-2

1966 • 5-3-1 (3-3-1 LSC)Head Coach: Travis “Shorty” Hughes East Central .....................................W ............. 21-0at Angelo State ...............................W ........... 34-14at Texas A&I * ..................................W ........... 22-21Sul Ross State * ................................L ............ 14-13at Howard Payne * ...........................L ................ 3-0Sam Houston State * .......................W ........... 21-14at Southwest Texas State * ...............L .............. 20-7at McMurry * ....................................T ................ 0-0East Texas State * ............................W ............. 24-7

H: 3-1, A: 2-2-1

1967 • 4-6 (3-4 LSC)Head Coach: Travis “Shorty” Hughes at East Central .................................W ........... 27-14Northeast Louisiana .........................L .............. 10-0at Delta State ...................................L ............ 21-19Texas A&I * .......................................L .............. 16-0at Sul Ross State * ...........................W ........... 31-30Howard Payne * ...............................L ................ 6-3at Sam Houston State * ...................W ............. 29-3Southwest Texas State * ...................L ............ 14-13McMurry * .......................................W ............. 10-3at East Texas State * .........................L ............ 12-10

H: 1-4, A: 3-2

1968 • 3-7 (1-6 LSC)Head Coach: Travis “Shorty” Hughes Angelo State ...................................W ............. 46-6at Northeast Louisiana .....................L .............. 42-0Delta State ......................................W ............. 14-7at Texas A&I * ...................................L .............. 33-0Sul Ross State * ...............................W ............. 21-7at Howard Payne * ...........................L ............ 45-20Sam Houston State * ........................L ............ 30-28at Southwest Texas State * ...............L .............. 43-6at McMurry * ....................................L .............. 30-7East Texas State * .............................L ............ 28-20

H: 3-2, A: 0-5


YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS1969 • 7-3 (5-2 LSC)Head Coach: Travis “Shorty” Hughes at Angelo State ...............................W ............. 34-7at Northwestern State ......................L ............ 37-35Tarleton State ..................................W ........... 28-19Texas A&I * .......................................L ............ 49-25at Sul Ross State * ...........................W ............. 34-7Howard Payne * ..............................W ........... 45-21at Sam Houston State * ...................W ........... 38-28Southwest Texas State * ..................W ........... 42-24McMurry * .......................................W ............. 63-9at East Texas State * .........................L ............ 36-35

H: 4-1, 3-2

1970 • 1-9 (1-8 LSC)Head Coach: Travis “Shorty” Hughes Northwestern State ..........................L ................ 9-7at Howard Payne * ...........................L .............. 35-6Texas A&I * .......................................L ............ 14-13at McMurry * ....................................L ............ 33-15at Southwest Texas State * ..............W ........... 21-17East Texas State * .............................L ............ 34-25Sul Ross State * ................................L .............. 17-7at Angelo State * ..............................L ............ 41-28at Tarleton State * ............................L ............ 21-13Sam Houston State * ........................L ............ 25-18

H: 0-5, A: 1-4

1971 • 2-8 (2-7 LSC)Head Coach: John Levra Northwestern State ..........................L .............. 18-7Howard Payne * ...............................L ............ 38-27at Texas A&I * ...................................L ............ 22-21at McMurry * ....................................L ............ 30-29Southwest Texas State * ...................L ............ 49-22at East Texas State * .........................L ............ 44-22at Sul Ross State * ............................L ............ 20-14Angelo State * ..................................L ............ 41-13Tarleton State * ...............................W ............. 42-7at Sam Houston State * ...................W ............. 10-6

H: 1-4, A: 1-4

1972 • 2-7 (2-6 LSC)Head Coach: John Levra at Northwestern State ......................L .............. 20-7at Howard Payne * ...........................L ............ 24-16Texas A&I * .......................................L .............. 26-7at Southwest Texas State * ...............L ............ 24-20East Texas State * .............................L .............. 21-9Sul Ross State * ...............................W ........... 45-17at Angelo State * ..............................L ............ 28-24at Tarleton State * ...........................W ........... 40-18Sam Houston State * ........................L ............ 31-19

H: 1-3, A: 1-4

1973 • 9-3 (6-3 LSC)Head Coach: John LevraPOULTRY BOWL CHAMPIONS Cameron .........................................W ............. 17-0at Illinois State ................................W ............... 9-7Howard Payne * ...............................L ............ 34-10at Texas A&I * ...................................L ............ 31-14at Abilene Christian * .......................L ............ 57-50Southwest Texas State * ..................W ........... 17-13at East Texas State * ........................W ........... 49-20at Sul Ross State * ...........................W ........... 38-22Angelo State * .................................W ........... 21-14

JOHN LEVRA1971-74 (Four Seasons)


Tarleton State * ...............................W ........... 49-28at Sam Houston State * ...................W ............. 14-7vs. Gardner-Webb (P) ......................W ........... 31-10(P) - Poultry Bowl • Gainesville, Ga.

H: 4-1, A: 4-2, N: 1-0

1974 • 9-2 (7-2 LSC)Head Coach: John Levra at Northern Michigan ......................W ........... 35-21at Northwestern State .....................W ........... 14-13at Howard Payne * ..........................W ........... 31-17Texas A&I * .......................................L ............ 28-24Abilene Christian * ..........................W ........... 14-10at Southwest Texas State * ..............W ............. 12-7East Texas State * .............................L .............. 31-3Sul Ross State * ...............................W ............. 14-7at Angelo State * .............................W ........... 37-31at Tarleton State * ...........................W ............. 34-7Sam Houston State * .......................W ........... 26-18

H: 3-2, A: 6-0

1975 • 2-8-1 (1-8 LSC)Head Coach: Dick Munzinger at Cameron.......................................T ................ 0-0Northwestern State .........................W ........... 17-13Howard Payne * ...............................L .............. 14-9at Texas A&I * ...................................L .............. 49-0at Abilene Christian * .......................L .............. 24-3Southwest Texas State * ...................L .............. 19-3at East Texas State * .........................L .............. 27-0at Sul Ross State * ...........................W ........... 35-13Angelo State * ..................................L .............. 34-7Tarleton State * ................................L ............ 15-14at Sam Houston State * ....................L ................ 8-7

H: 1-4, A: 1-4-1

1976 • 1-9-1 (1-6 LSC)Head Coach: Charlie Simmons vs. Sam Houston State (H) ................T ............ 14-14at Northwestern State ......................L .............. 47-0at Howard Payne * ..........................W ............. 10-3Texas A&I * .......................................L .............. 77-7Abilene Christian * ...........................L ............ 51-14at Southwest Texas State * ...............L .............. 34-0East Texas State * .............................L .............. 38-7Texas Lutheran .................................L ............ 35-18at Angelo State * ..............................L .............. 26-0at Cameron.......................................L .............. 10-6Sam Houston State * ........................L ................ 8-7(H) - Astrodome •Houston, Texas

H: 0-5, A: 1-4, N: 0-0-1

1977 • 2-8 (2-5 LSC)Head Coach: Charlie Simmons Cameron ..........................................L .............. 24-7at Henderson State ...........................L .............. 30-7Northwestern State ..........................L .............. 20-6Angelo State * ..................................L .............. 14-0at Texas A&I * ...................................L .............. 36-8Southwest Texas State * ...................L .............. 14-9at Abilene Christian * .......................L ............ 35-21

DICK MUNZINGER1975 (One Season)Overall: 2-8-1 (.227)


CHARLIE SIMMONS1976-81 (Six Seasons)Overall: 19-44-1 (.305)


Howard Payne * ..............................W ............. 31-3at East Texas State * .........................L .............. 35-0Sam Houston State * .......................W ........... 17-13

H: 2-4, A: 0-4

1978 • 3-8 (3-4 LSC)Head Coach: Charlie Simmons at Nevada .........................................L .............. 32-0Northwestern State ..........................L ............ 21-14at Lamar ...........................................L ............ 20-18Henderson State...............................L .............. 15-3at Angelo State * ..............................L .............. 15-3Texas A&I * .......................................L .............. 32-8at Southwest Texas State * ...............L ................ 9-0Abilene Christian * ..........................W ........... 28-23at Howard Payne * ..........................W ............. 20-3East Texas State * ............................W ............. 23-0at Sam Houston State * ....................L ............ 37-13

H: 2-3, A: 1-5

1979 • 8-3 (5-2 LSC)Head Coach: Charlie Simmons Baker ...............................................W ............. 56-0at Northwestern State ......................L ............ 27-21Texas Lutheran ................................W ............. 58-0at Henderson State ..........................W ............. 21-3Angelo State * .................................W ............. 31-0at Texas A&I * ...................................L ............ 31-10Southwest Texas State * ..................W ........... 28-14at Abilene Christian * ......................W ........... 27-21Howard Payne * ..............................W ............... 8-0at East Texas State * .........................L ............ 31-21Sam Houston State * .......................W ........... 42-20

H: 6-0, A: 2-3

1980 • 4-6 (4-3 LSC)Head Coach: Charlie Simmons Northwestern State ..........................L .............. 22-3Henderson State ............................ L^ .............. 7-3Lamar ...............................................L ............ 45-21at Angelo State * ..............................L .............. 35-7Texas A&I * ......................................W ............. 14-0at Southwest Texas State * ...............L ............ 34-20Abilene Christian * ..........................W ........... 24-23at Howard Payne * ..........................W ............. 31-7East Texas State * .............................L .............. 44-7at Sam Houston State * ...................W ............. 23-6^ SFA won 7-3, but game was later forfeited

H: 2-4, A: 2-2

1981 • 1-10 (0-7 LSC)Head Coach: Charlie Simmons Mississippi College ...........................L ............ 17-14at Northwestern State ......................L ............ 42-13Southeastern Louisiana ....................L ............ 33-24at Lamar ..........................................W ........... 13-10Angelo State * ..................................L ............ 38-13at Texas A&I * ...................................L ............ 41-10Southwest Texas State * ...................L .............. 38-6at Abilene Christian * .......................L .............. 31-0Howard Payne * ...............................L .............. 14-6at East Texas State * .........................L .............. 30-6Sam Houston State * ........................L ............ 18-17

H: 0-6, A: 1-4

1982 • 6-5 (4-3 LSC)Head Coach: Jim Hess Prairie View A&M ............................W ............. 17-0Lamar ...............................................L ............ 24-14Northwestern State ..........................L ............ 28-14at Southeastern Louisiana ...............W ............. 30-0at Angelo State * ..............................L ............ 30-24Texas A&I * ......................................W ........... 35-21at Southwest Texas State * ...............L ............ 31-21Abilene Christian * ...........................L ............ 24-17at Howard Payne * ..........................W ........... 27-10East Texas State * ............................W ........... 17-14at Sam Houston State * ...................W ............. 40-6

H: 3-3, A: 3-2

1983 • 7-4 (5-2 LSC)Head Coach: Jim Hess Prairie View A&M ............................W ............. 37-6at Lamar ...........................................L ............ 24-23Mississippi College ...........................L ............ 36-29at Northwestern State .....................W ........... 27-25Angelo State * .................................W ........... 14-10at Texas A&I * ..................................W ........... 41-14Southwest Texas State * ..................W ........... 27-24at Abilene Christian * .......................L ............ 24-10Howard Payne * ..............................W ........... 17-10at East Texas State * .........................L ............ 23-21Sam Houston State * .......................W ........... 27-10

H: 5-1, A: 2-3

1984 • 7-3-1 (1-3-1 GSC)Head Coach: Jim Hess Delta State ......................................W ........... 17-10Prairie View A&M ............................W ........... 43-14at Sam Houston State * ....................L .............. 20-7Texas A&I ........................................W ............. 17-0at Abilene Christian .........................W ........... 37-21at Texas-Arlington ...........................W ........... 27-21Howard Payne .................................W ............. 38-0Nicholls State * ................................L ............ 25-21at Southeastern Louisiana * .............T ............ 21-21at Southwest Texas State * ...............L .............. 24-7Northwestern State * ......................W ........... 22-18

H: 5-1, A: 2-2-1

1985 • 9-2 (4-1 GSC)Head Coach: Jim HessGULF STAR CONFERENCE CO-CHAMPIONS at Delta State ..................................W ........... 29-12Texas Southern ................................W ........... 55-12at Texas A&I .....................................W ........... 28-21Alcorn State.....................................W ........... 42-12Abilene Christian ..............................L ............ 22-21at Nicholls State *............................W ........... 20-10at Central Florida .............................W ........... 59-24Southeastern Louisiana * ................W ........... 27-12Sam Houston State * ........................L ............ 28-21Southwest Texas State * ..................W ........... 43-21at Northwestern State * ..................W ........... 19-10

H: 4-2, A: 5-0

1986 • 5-6 (1-3 GSC)Head Coach: Jim Hess at Alcorn State .................................W ........... 29-12Prairie View A&M ............................W ........... 46-14Lamar ..............................................W ........... 38-25West Texas A&M ..............................W ........... 36-31

JIM HESS1982-88 (Seven Seasons)



YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTSat Nevada .........................................L ............ 34-27Nicholls State * ................................L ............ 20-14at Southwestern Louisiana ...............L ............ 28-17at Northeast Louisiana .....................L .............. 28-7at Sam Houston State * ....................L ............ 30-26at Southwest Texas State * ...............L ............ 34-28Northwestern State * ......................W ........... 28-14

H: 4-1, A: 1-5

1987 • 3-7-1 (0-5, T-6th SLC)Head Coach: Jim Hess at West Texas A&M ..........................W ............... 7-3Prairie View A&M .............................T ............ 13-13at McNeese State * ...........................L .............. 20-8at Lamar ...........................................L ............ 28-26Eastern Washington .........................L ................ 3-0at Nicholls State .............................W ........... 24-21at Nevada ........................................W ............... 9-7North Texas * ....................................L ............ 16-14Sam Houston State * ........................L ............ 31-17Southwest Texas State * ...................L ................ 7-3at Northwestern State * ...................L ............ 33-21

H: 0-4-1, A: 3-3

1988 • 10-3 (5-1, 2nd SLC)Head Coach: Jim HessNCAA DIVISION I-AA QUARTERFINALIST at Southern Mississippi ....................L .............. 21-7Prairie View A&M ............................W ............. 38-3Lamar ..............................................W ........... 26-14at Southwest Texas State * ..............W ........... 27-10at Northeast Louisiana * .................W ............. 20-3at Sam Houston State * ...................W ........... 17-10Eastern Washington ........................W ........... 48-10North Texas * ...................................W ........... 17-10Nicholls State ..................................W ............. 30-7McNeese State * ..............................W ............. 20-3Northwestern State * .......................L ............ 20-17Jackson State # ................................W ............. 24-0at Georgia Southern # ......................L .............. 27-6# - NCAA Division I-AA Playoffs

H: 7-1, A: 3-2

1989 • 12-2-1 (5-0-1, 1st SLC)Head Coach: Lynn GravesSOUTHLAND CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSNCAA DIVISION I-AA FINALIST at Jackson State ..............................W ........... 41-28at Boise State ...................................L ............ 23-12Nicholls State ..................................W ............. 24-7at Lamar ..........................................W ........... 44-20Southwest Texas State * ..................W ........... 32-21at North Texas * ...............................W ........... 35-16at McNeese State * ..........................W ........... 42-14at Eastern Washington ....................W ........... 42-36Sam Houston State * .......................W ............. 45-7Northeast Louisiana * .....................W ........... 66-45at Northwestern State * ...................T ............ 17-17Grambling State # ...........................W ........... 59-56Southwest Missouri State # .............W ........... 55-25at Furman # .....................................W ........... 21-19at Georgia Southern # ......................L ............ 37-34# - NCAA Division I-AA Playoffs

H: 6-0, A: 6-2-1

LYNN GRAVES1989-91 (Three Seasons)


1990 • 1-10 (1-5, 7th SLC)Head Coach: Lynn Graves at Boise State ...................................L ............ 14-10Angelo State ....................................L ............ 28-24at Nicholls State ............................. L^ .......... 41-23Jackson State ...................................L ............ 39-30at Southwest Texas State * ...............L .............. 24-0North Texas * ....................................L ............ 31-24at Sam Houston State * ....................L .............. 23-3at Louisiana Tech ..............................L ............ 31-22McNeese State * ..............................W ............. 30-9at Northeast Louisiana * ..................L .............. 10-3Northwestern State * .......................L .............. 20-3^ SFA won 41-23, but game was later forfeited

H: 1-4, A: 0-6

1991 • 2-8-1 (1-5-1, 8th SLC)Head Coach: Lynn Graves Arkansas-Monticello .......................W ............. 50-9at Jackson State ...............................L .............. 31-6at Boise State ...................................L .............. 38-7Youngstown State ............................L .............. 16-9Southwest Texas State * ...................L ............ 31-15at North Texas * ................................L ............ 18-14at Nicholls State *.............................L .............. 26-0Sam Houston State * .......................W ............. 13-3at McNeese State * ...........................T ................ 7-7Northeast Louisiana * ......................L ............ 48-20at Northwestern State * ...................L .............. 52-0

H: 2-3, A: 0-5-1

1992 • 3-8 (1-6, 7th SLC)Head Coach: John Pearce Arkansas-Monticello .......................W ............. 24-6at Montana State .............................L .............. 13-6Jackson State ..................................W ............. 1-26Boise State .......................................L ............ 24-20at Southwest Texas State * ...............L ............ 17-14North Texas * ....................................L ............ 21-11Nicholls State * ...............................W ............. 21-6at Sam Houston State * ....................L ............ 34-23McNeese State * ...............................L .............. 28-3at Northeast Louisiana * ..................L ............ 41-22Northwestern State * .......................L ............ 24-10

H: 3-4, A: 0-4

1993 • 8-4 (5-2, 3rd SLC)Head Coach: John PearceNCAA DIVISION I-AA FIRST ROUND Idaho................................................L ............ 38-30Youngstown State ...........................W ........... 35-15Livingston .......................................W ........... 49-28at Boise State ..................................W ............. 30-7at Sam Houston State * ...................W ........... 24-20Nicholls State * ...............................W ........... 35-21at Northeast Louisiana * ..................L ............ 26-10McNeese State * ...............................L ............ 21-20at North Texas * ...............................W ........... 29-27Southwest Texas State * ..................W ............. 29-7at Northwestern State * ..................W ........... 51-20at Troy State # ...................................L ............ 42-20# - NCAA Division I-AA Playoffs

H: 4-2, A: 4-2

JOHN PEARCE1992-98 (Seven Seasons)


1994 • 6-3-2 (4-1-1, 3rd SLC)Head Coach: John Pearce at Youngstown State ........................T ............ 10-10Montana State .................................L ............ 21-18Cal State Sacramento ......................W ........... 40-15at Idaho ............................................L ............ 58-26Sam Houston State * .......................W ............. 42-6at Nicholls State *............................W ........... 24-10Henderson State..............................W ............. 51-0at McNeese State * ...........................L .............. 13-9North Texas * ....................................T ............ 33-33at Southwest Texas State * ..............W ........... 24-19Northwestern State * ......................W ........... 34-13

H: 4-1-1, A: 2-2-1

1995 • 11-2 (4-1, 2nd SLC)Head Coach John PearceNCAA DIVISION I-AA SEMIFINALIST Northern Iowa .................................W ............. 26-7at Youngstown State .......................W ............. 27-0Angelo State ...................................W ............. 17-3Henderson State..............................W ............. 31-6at Sam Houston State * ...................W ........... 38-22Nicholls State * ...............................W ............. 56-3at Samford ......................................W ........... 31-10McNeese State * ...............................L ............ 34-16Southwest Texas * ...........................W ........... 50-21at Northwestern State * ..................W ........... 25-20Eastern Illinois # ..............................W ........... 34-29at Appalachian State # ....................W ........... 27-17at Montana #....................................L ............ 70-14# - NCAA Division I-AA Playoffs

H: 6-1, A: 5-1

1996 • 7-4 (3-3, 3rd SFL)Head Coach: John Pearce Eastern New Mexico ........................W ........... 49-13Delta State ......................................W ........... 47-16at Northern Iowa ..............................L ............ 38-12Troy State * .....................................W ........... 13-10Sam Houston State * ........................L ............ 14-10at Nicholls State *............................W ........... 27-11Samford ..........................................W ........... 43-14at McNeese State * ..........................W ........... 38-37Jacksonville State ............................W ........... 42-10at Southwest Texas * ........................L ............ 31-19Northwestern State * .......................L ............ 17-10

H: 5-2, A: 2-2

1997 • 8-3 (5-2, 3rd SFL)Head Coach: John Pearce West Texas A&M ..............................W ........... 35-17Delta State ......................................W ............. 38-3at Montana ......................................L ............ 24-10New Hampshire ..............................W ........... 17-14Jacksonville State * .........................W ........... 41-15at Troy State * ..................................W ........... 20-13McNeese State * ..............................W ............. 13-7Southwest Texas * ...........................W ........... 31-28at Sam Houston State * ....................L ............ 33-28Nicholls State * ...............................W ............. 39-7at Northwestern State * ...................L ............ 38-24

H: 7-0, A: 1-3

1998 • 3-8 (2-5, 7th SFL)Head Coach: John Pearce Montana ..........................................L ............ 49-42Tarleton State ..................................W ............. 28-3at Northeast Louisiana .....................L ............ 21-10Northern Iowa ..................................L ............ 14-10at Jacksonville State * ......................L .............. 22-6Troy State * .....................................W ........... 21-14at McNeese State * ...........................L ............ 20-17

at Southwest Texas State * ...............L .............. 14-7Sam Houston State * .......................W ............. 38-7at Nicholls State *.............................L .............. 14-7Northwestern State * .......................L ............ 35-21

H: 3-3, A: 0-5

1999 • 8-3 (6-1, T-1st SFL)Head Coach: Mike SantiagoSOUTHLAND FOOTBALL LEAGUE CO-CHAMPIONS Abilene Christian .............................W ........... 51-34at Utah State ....................................L ............ 51-17Southwest Texas * ...........................W ........... 28-17at New Hampshire............................L ............ 38-28McNeese State * ..............................W ........... 40-14at Sam Houston State * ...................W ........... 45-31Nicholls State * ...............................W ............. 38-7Jacksonville State * .........................W ........... 33-16at Troy State * ..................................L .............. 27-7Wingate ..........................................W ........... 73-11at Northwestern State * ..................W ........... 29-14

H: 6-0, A: 2-3

2000 • 6-5 (3-4, 5th SFL)Head Coach: Mike Santiago Central Oklahoma ....................... W (OT) ....... 38-31Texas A&M-Commerce ....................W ........... 48-21at Louisiana Tech ......................... W (OT) ....... 34-31at Northern Iowa ..............................L ............ 37-30at McNeese State * ...........................L .............. 37-6Sam Houston State * ........................L ............ 52-21at Nicholls State *............................W ........... 27-20at Jacksonville State * .....................W ........... 27-21Troy State * ......................................L ................ 6-0at Southwest Texas * ........................L ............ 38-21Northwestern State * ......................W ............. 17-3

H: 3-2, A: 3-3

2001 • 6-5 (4-2, 3rd SFL)Head Coach: Mike Santiago Portland State ..................................L ............ 16-13at Northern Arizona .........................L .............. 10-3Cal State-Northridge ................... W (OT) ....... 30-27at Indiana State ...............................W ........... 31-13at McNeese State * ..........................W ........... 26-14Jacksonville State * ..................... W (OT) ....... 44-37at Sam Houston State * ....................L ............ 24-21Nicholls State * ...............................W ........... 23-21Southwest Texas * ...........................W ........... 35-13at Northwestern State * ...................L ............ 31-17at Texas Tech .....................................L .............. 58-3

H: 4-1, A: 2-4

2002 • 6-5 (3-3, 3rd SLC)Head Coach: Mike Santiago at Portland State ..............................L ............ 31-23Montana State ................................W ........... 30-13Henderson State..............................W ............. 55-7at Northern Iowa ..............................L ............ 31-24Southern Utah .................................W ............. 52-6at Nicholls State *............................W ........... 17-14Sam Houston State * ........................L .............. 10-7at Jacksonville State * .....................W ........... 36-28McNeese State * ...............................L ............ 42-13at Southwest Texas * .......................W ........... 30-21Northwestern State * .......................L ............ 42-35

H: 3-3, A: 3-2

MIKE SANTIAGO1999-04 (Six Seasons)



YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS

2003 • 7-4 (4-1, 2nd SLC)Head Coach: Mike Santiago at Louisiana-Monroe .......................W ........... 23-21at Southern Utah ..............................L ............ 22-21Northern Iowa ..................................L ............ 38-24Alcorn State.....................................W ............. 60-7Portland State ..................................L ............ 21-13at Florida International ...................W ........... 35-13at Sam Houston State * ...................W ........... 34-31Texas State * ...................................W ........... 44-27at McNeese State * ...........................L ............ 20-17Nicholls State * ...............................W ........... 28-16at Northwestern State * ..................W ........... 44-14

H: 3-2, A: 4-2

2004 • 6-5 (1-4, T-5th SLC)Head Coach: Mike Santiago Henderson State..............................W ........... 30-14Northern Arizona ........................ W (OT) ....... 24-17at Northern Iowa .............................W ........... 24-21Southern Utah .................................W ........... 24-21Florida International ........................L ............ 31-24at UC Davis ......................................W ........... 22-19at Texas State * .................................L ............ 17-14Sam Houston State * ........................L ............ 31-28at Nicholls State *.............................L ............ 41-23McNeese State * ..............................W ............. 55-7Northwestern State * .......................L ............ 37-16

H: 4-3, A: 2-2

2005 • 5-6 (1-5, T-7th SLC)Head Coach: Robert McFarland Henderson State..............................W ........... 49-38at Montana State .............................L .............. 42-6Western Illinois ...............................W ........... 63-36at Southern Utah .............................W ........... 40-17Nicholls State * ........................... W (OT) ....... 27-21at McNeese State *(L) ......................L ............ 33-23at Sam Houston State * ....................L ............ 52-24Southeastern Louisiana * .................L ............ 45-23UC Davis ..........................................W ........... 27-17Texas State * ....................................L ............ 38-21at Northwestern State * ...................L ............ 41-21(L) - Cajun Stadium • Lafayette, La.

H: 4-2, A: 1-4

2006 • 4-7 (4-2, T-2nd SLC)Head Coach: Robert McFarland at Tulsa .............................................L .............. 45-7Delta State .......................................L ............ 17-14at Arizona .........................................L ............ 28-10Central Arkansas ..............................L ............ 37-35

North Dakota State ...........................L .............. 17-9at Texas State * ................................W ........... 24-13McNeese State * ...............................L ............ 20-17at Southeastern Louisiana * ............W ........... 35-10Sam Houston State * ........................L ............ 21-17at Nicholls State *............................W ........... 16-13Northwestern State * ......................W ........... 20-11

H: 1-5, A: 3-2

2007 • 0-11 (0-7, 8th SLC)Head Coach: J.C. Harper Tarleton State ...............................L (OT) ........ 27-24at North Dakota State .......................L ............ 28-18Western Illinois ................................L ............ 34-13at South Dakota State ......................L .............. 45-0at Southeastern Louisiana * .............L .............. 21-3Nicholls State * ................................L ............ 17-16at Texas State * .................................L ............ 52-29Sam Houston State * ........................L ............ 45-17McNeese State * ...............................L ............ 49-20at Central Arkansas * ........................L ............ 35-23at Northwestern State * ...................L ............ 31-12

H: 0-5, A: 0-6

2008 • 4-8 (2-5, T-6th SLC)Head Coach: J.C. Harper Langston .........................................W ........... 56-19at Texas Christian ..............................L .............. 67-7at Western Illinois ............................L ............ 34-14South Dakota State ..........................L ............ 50-48Southeastern Louisiana * ................W ........... 48-45Kentucky Wesleyan .........................W ............. 49-0at Nicholls State *............................W ........... 50-39Texas State * ....................................L ............ 62-21at Sam Houston State * ................L (OT) ........ 34-31at McNeese State * ...........................L ............ 42-31Central Arkansas * ............................L ............ 49-41Northwestern State * .......................L ............ 34-24

H: 3-4, A: 1-4

2009 • 10-3 (6-1, T-1st SLC)Head Coach: J.C. HarperSOUTHLAND CONFERENCE CO-CHAMPIONSNCAA DIVISION I-AA SECOND ROUND at Southern Methodist .....................L ............ 31-23Texas College ...................................W ............. 92-0at Western Illinois ...........................W ........... 40-30North Dakota...................................W ........... 65-31McNeese State * ..............................W ........... 16-13at Central Arkansas * .......................W ........... 33-30Sam Houston State * .......................W ............. 42-3at Texas State * .................................L .............. 28-7Nicholls State * ...............................W ........... 31-27at Southeastern Louisiana * ............W ........... 41-10at Northwestern State * ..................W ........... 19-10Eastern Washington # .....................W ........... 44-33at Montana #....................................L .............. 51-0# - NCAA Division I-AA Playoffs

H: 6-0, A: 4-3

2010 • 9-3 (6-1, 1st SLC)Head Coach: J.C. HarperSOUTHLAND CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSNCAA DIVISION I-AA FIRST ROUND at Texas A&M ....................................L .............. 48-7Albany .............................................W ........... 59-14at Northern Iowa .............................W ........... 22-20

COACH YEARS RECORD PCT. CONF. PCT.Bob Shelton 1923-28 (6) 16-34-6 .339 N/A N/AGene White 1929-36 (8) 16-45-6 .284 6-13-2 .333J.E. Willis 1937-40 (4) 11-20-4 .371 3-12-1 .219M.A. Baumgarten 1941 (1) 1-6-1 .188 0-4 .000Bill Pierce 1946 (1) 1-9 .100 0-5 .000Ted Jefferies 1947-55 (9) 41-40-3 .506 17-27-2 .391Harold Fischer 1956-58 (3) 12-17 .414 9-12 .429William “Red” Conkright 1959-61 (3) 6-25-1 .203 6-15 .286Travis “Shorty” Hughes 1962-70 (9) 38-48-1 .443 26-36-1 .421John Levra 1971-74 (4) 22-20 .524 17-18 .486Dick Munzinger 1975 (1) 2-8-1 .227 1-8 .111Charlie Simmons 1976-81 (6) 19-44-1 .305 15-27 .357Jim Hess 1982-88 (7) 47-30-2 .608 20-18-1 .526Lynn Graves 1989-91 (3) 15-20-2 .432 7-10-2 .421John Pearce 1992-98 (7) 46-32-2 .588 24-20-1 .544Mike Santiago 1999-04 (6) 39-27 .591 21-15 .583Robert McFarland 2005-06 (2) 9-13 .409 5-7 .417J.C. Harper 2007-13 (7) 37-45 .451 24-25 .490TOTALS 87 YEARS 378-483-30 .441 201-272-10 .427

ALL-TIME HEAD COACHING COMPARISON Lamar ..............................................W ............. 71-3at McNeese State * ..........................W ........... 32-27Central Arkansas * ...........................W ............. 30-7vs. Sam Houston State * (R) ............W ........... 31-28Texas State * ....................................L ............ 27-24at Nicholls State *............................W ........... 48-13Southeastern Louisiana * ................W ........... 51-14Northwestern State * ......................W ........... 36-13Villanova # .......................................L ............ 54-24(R) - Reliant Stadium • Houston, Texas# - NCAA Division I-AA Playoffs

H: 5-2, A: 3-1, N: 1-0

2011 • 6-5 (5-2, 3rd SLC)Head Coach: J.C. Harper McMurry .........................................W ............. 82-6Northern Iowa ..................................L ............ 34-23at Baylor ...........................................L .............. 48-0Texas State .......................................L ............ 35-26at Central Arkansas * ........................L ............ 38-28vs. Sam Houston State * (R) .............L ............ 45-10at Nicholls State *............................W ........... 57-21McNeese State * ..............................W ........... 31-17at Lamar * .......................................W ........... 69-10Southeastern Louisiana * ................W ........... 28-20at Northwestern State * ..................W ............. 33-0(R) - Reliant Stadium • Houston, Texas

H: 4-2, A: 2-2, N: 0-1

2012 • 5-6 (4-3, T-4th SLC)Head Coach: J.C. Harper Southwestern Oklahoma .................W ........... 49-14at Southern Methodist .....................L .............. 52-0at Montana State .............................L ............ 43-35at Texas State ...................................L ............ 41-37Central Arkansas * ...........................W ........... 42-37vs. Sam Houston State * (R) .............L ............ 51-43Nicholls State * ...............................W ........... 44-10at McNeese State * ...........................L ............ 35-24Lamar * ...........................................W ........... 40-26at Southeastern Louisiana * .............L ............ 42-27Northwestern State * ......................W ........... 34-17(R) - Reliant Stadium • Houston, Texas

H: 5-0, A: 0-5, N: 0-1

2013 • 3-9 (1-6, T-7th SLC)Head Coach: J.C. Harper at Weber State ..................................L ............ 50-40at Texas Tech .....................................L ............ 61-13McMurry .........................................W ........... 50-13Montana State ................................W ........... 52-28Prairie View A&M .............................L ............ 56-48at Southeastern Louisiana * .............L ............ 56-14Nicholls State * ...............................W ........... 55-41at Central Arkansas * ........................L ............ 66-31vs. Sam Houston State * (R) .............L ............ 56-49McNeese State * ...............................L ............ 69-38at Lamar * ........................................L ............ 46-45at Northwestern State * ...................L ............ 40-27(R) - Reliant Stadium • Houston, Texas

H: 3-2, A: 0-6, N: 0-1

ALL-TIME WINNING PERCENTAGE LEADERS COACH YEARS REC. PCT. 1. Jim Hess 1982-88 47-30-2 .608 2. Mike Santiago 1999-04 39-27 .591 3. John Pearce 1992-98 46-32-2 .588 4. John Levra 1971-74 22-20 .524 5. Tedd Jefferies 1947-55 41-40-3 .506 6. J.C. Harper 2007-13 37-45 .451 7. Travis Hughes 1962-70 38-48-1 .443 8. Lynn Graves 1989-91 15-20-2 .432 9. Harold Fischer 1956-58 12-17 .414 10. Robert McFarland 2005-06 9-13 .409 11. J.E. Willis 1937-40 11-20-4 .371 12. Bob Shelton 1923-28 16-34-6 .339 13. Charlie Simmons 1976-81 19-44-1 .305 14. Gene White 1929-36 16-45-6 .284 15. Dick Munzinger 1975 2-8-1 .227 16. William Conkright 1959-61 6-25-1 .203 17. M.A. Baumgarten 1941 1-6-1 .188 18. Bill Pierce 1946 1-9 .100

ROBERT McFARLAND2005-06 (Two Seasons)


J.C. HARPER2007-13 (Seven Seasons)


ALL-TIME WINS LEADERS COACH WINS 1. Jim Hess ...........................47 2. John Pearce ......................46 3. Ted Jefferies .....................41 4. Mike Santiago ..................39 5. Travis Hughes ...................38 6. J.C. Harper ........................37 7. John Levra ........................22 8. Charlie Simmons ..............19 9. Bob Shelton .....................16 Gene White ......................16 11. Lynn Graves ......................15 12. Harold Fischer ..................12 13. J.E. Willis ..........................11 14. Robert McFarland ..............9 15. William Conkright .............6 16. Dick Munzinger .................2 17. M.A. Baumgartern ............1 Bill Pierce ..........................1


ALL-TIME LUMBERJACK HEAD COACHES

BOB SHELTON1923-28 (Six seasons)

Overall: 16-43-6 (.339)Conference: N/A

GENE WHITE1929-36 (Eight seasons)Overall: 16-45-6 (.284)


J.E. WILLIS1937-40 (Four seasons)Overall: 11-20-4 (.371)


M.A. BAUMGARTEN1941 (One season)


BILL PIERCE1946 (One season)Overall: 1-9 (.100)


TED JEFFERIES1947-55 (Nine seasons)Overall: 41-40-3 (.506)

Conference: 17-27-2 (.391)

HAROLD FISCHER1956-58 (Three seasons)


WILLIAM CONKRIGHT1959-61 (Three seasons)Overall: 6-25-1 (.203)


TRAVIS HUGHES1962-70 (Nine seasons)Overall: 38-48-1 (.443)

Conference: 26-36-1 (.421)

JOHN LEVRA1971-74 (Four seasons)Overall: 22-20 (.524)


DICK MUNZINGER1975 (One season)


CHARLIE SIMMONS1976-81 (Six seasons)


JIM HESS1982-88 (Seven seasons)Overall: 47-30-2 (.608)

Conference: 20-18-1 (.526)

LYNN GRAVES1989-91 (Three seasons)Overall: 15-20-2 (.432)


JOHN PEARCE1992-98 (Seven seasons)Overall: 46-32-2 (.588)

Conference: 24-20-1 (.544)

MIKE SANTIAGO1999-04 (Six seasons)Overall: 39-27 (.591)


ROBERT McFARLAND2005-06 (Two seasons)


J.C. HARPER2007-13 (Seven seasons)


CLINT CONQUE2014 (First Season)

Overall Career: 105-59 (.640)Conference Career: 33-16 (.673)


ALL-TIME SEASON OPENER RESULTS YEAR OPPONENT SCORE 1923 Center H.S. ............................................W ............ 120-0 1924 Rusk College .........................................W .............. 22-0 1925 Rice ...................................................... L ............... 33-0 1926 Rice ...................................................... L ............... 25-0 1927 Lon Morris College ................................ T ................. 0-0 1928 Baylor ................................................... L ............... 30-0 1929 Baylor ................................................... L ............... 88-0 1930 Southwest Texas State .......................... L ................. 6-0 1931 McMurry ...............................................W ................ 6-0 1932 Trinity ................................................... L ............... 14-0 1933 East Texas State .................................... L ............... 13-6 1934 Lon Morris College ................................W .............. 10-2 1935 Texas A&M ............................................ L ............... 37-6 1936 Lon Morris College ................................W .............. 12-0 1937 Southwestern Louisiana ....................... L ................. 7-6 1938 Lon Morris College ................................W ................ 6-0 1939 Lon Morris College ................................W .............. 13-0 1940 Lon Morris College ................................W .............. 40-0 1941 Trinity ...................................................W ................ 6-0 1946 Southwestern Louisiana ....................... L ............... 13-2 1947 Baylor ................................................... L ............... 34-0 1948 East Texas Baptist .................................W .............. 36-6 1949 Mexico City College ...............................W .............. 55-0 1950 East Texas Baptist .................................W ................ 7-0 1951 New Mexico A&M .................................W .............. 27-7 1952 Texas A&I ..............................................W ............ 14-12 1953 Texas A&I .............................................. L ................. 7-6 1954 McNeese State ......................................W ............ 40-13 1955 Northeast Louisiana .............................W .............. 15-6 1956 Northwestern State ..............................W ............ 14-12 1957 Northwestern State .............................. L ............... 20-7

YEAR OPPONENT SCORE 1958 Southern Arkansas ...............................W .............. 34-0 1959 Northwestern State .............................. T ............. 14-14 1960 Texas-Arlington .................................... L ............... 14-7 1961 Northwestern State .............................. L ............. 35-19 1962 Northwestern State .............................. L ............... 23-6 1963 Northwestern State ..............................W .............. 10-0 1964 Northwestern State .............................. L ............. 34-14 1965 Angelo State .........................................W .............. 35-0 1966 East Central ..........................................W .............. 21-0 1967 at East Central.......................................W ............ 27-14 1968 Angelo State .........................................W .............. 46-6 1969 at Angelo State .....................................W .............. 34-7 1970 Northwestern State .............................. L ................. 9-7 1971 Northwestern State .............................. L ............... 18-7 1972 at Northwestern State .......................... L ............... 20-7 1973 Cameron ...............................................W .............. 17-0 1974 at Northern Michigan ...........................W ............ 35-21 1975 at Cameron ........................................... T ................. 0-0 1976 vs. Sam Houston State .......................... T ............. 14-14 1977 Cameron ............................................... L ............... 24-7 1978 at Nevada ............................................. L ............... 32-0 1979 Baker ....................................................W .............. 56-0 1980 Northwestern State .............................. L ............... 22-3 1981 Mississippi College ................................ L ............. 17-14 1982 Prairie View A&M ..................................W .............. 17-0 1983 Prairie View A&M ..................................W .............. 37-6 1984 Delta State ............................................W ............ 17-10 1985 at Delta State ........................................W ............ 29-12 1986 at Alcorn State ......................................W ............ 29-12 1987 at West Texas A&M................................W ................ 7-3 1988 at Southern Mississippi ......................... L ............... 21-7

YEAR OPPONENT SCORE 1989 at Jackson State ....................................W ............ 41-28 1990 at Boise State ........................................ L ............. 14-10 1991 Arkansas-Monticello .............................W .............. 50-9 1992 Arkansas-Monticello .............................W .............. 24-6 1993 Idaho .................................................... L ............. 38-30 1994 at Youngstown State ............................. T ............. 10-10 1995 Northern Iowa ......................................W .............. 26-7 1996 Eastern New Mexico .............................W ............ 49-13 1997 West Texas A&M ...................................W ............ 35-17 1998 Montana ............................................... L ............. 49-42 1999 Abilene Christian ..................................W ............ 51-34 2000 Central Oklahoma .............................W (OT) ........ 38-31 2001 Portland State ...................................... L ............. 16-13 2002 at Portland State .................................. L ............. 31-23 2003 at Louisiana-Monroe ............................W ............ 23-21 2004 Henderson State ...................................W ............ 30-14 2005 Henderson State ...................................W ............ 49-38 2006 at Tulsa ................................................. L ............... 45-7 2007 Tarleton State ....................................L (OT) ......... 27-24 2008 Langston ..............................................W ............ 56-19 2009 at Southern Methodist ......................... L ............. 31-23 2010 at Texas A&M ........................................ L ............... 48-7 2011 McMurry ...............................................W .............. 82-6 2012 Southwestern Oklahoma ......................W ............ 49-14 2013 at Weber State ...................................... L ............. 50-40 TOTALS 47-35-5 .569

Most Common Opponent: Northwestern State (11 games) Most Victories: Lon Morris College (Five Victories)

ALL-TIME HOMECOMING RESULTS YEAR OPPONENT SCORE 1929 Sam Houston State ...............................W ............ 14-12 1935 Sam Houston State ...............................W .............. 33-0 1937 North Texas ........................................... T ................. 6-6 1939 Sam Houston State ............................... L ............... 14-0 1940 Southwest Texas State ..........................W .............. 13-7 1941 Texas A&I .............................................. L ............... 55-7 1946 East Texas State .................................... L ............... 39-0 1947 Houston ................................................W ............ 25-14 1948 North Texas ........................................... L ............... 19-6 1949 Sam Houston State ...............................W ............ 51-14 1950 Sul Ross State ....................................... L ............... 35-7 1951 Sam Houston State ...............................W .............. 14-0 1952 Sul Ross State .......................................W .............. 28-7 1953 Sam Houston State ............................... L ............. 25-14 1954 East Texas State .................................... L ............. 25-21 1955 Southwest Texas State .......................... L ............. 26-20 1956 Sul Ross State .......................................W ................ 9-7 1957 Southwest Texas State ..........................W ............ 20-13 1958 Sul Ross State .......................................W .............. 38-6 1959 Texas A&I ..............................................W .............. 24-7 1960 Sul Ross State .......................................W .............. 14-9 1961 Texas A&I .............................................. L ............. 34-13 1962 Howard Payne ......................................W ............ 30-15 1963 Sam Houston State ...............................W ............ 14-13 1964 Sam Houston State ............................... L ............... 21-8 1965 Howard Payne ......................................W .............. 25-0 1966 Sam Houston State ...............................W ............ 21-14 1967 Sul Ross State .......................................W ............ 31-30 1968 Sam Houston State ............................... L ............. 30-28 1969 Howard Payne ......................................W ............ 45-21 1970 Sul Ross State ....................................... L ............... 17-7 1971 Angelo State ......................................... L ............. 41-13 1972 Sul Ross State .......................................W ............ 45-17

YEAR OPPONENT SCORE 1973 Angelo State .........................................W ............ 21-14 1974 East Texas State .................................... L ............... 31-3 1975 Angelo State ......................................... L ............... 34-7 1976 Texas Lutheran ..................................... L ............. 35-18 1977 Howard Payne ......................................W .............. 31-3 1978 Abilene Christian ..................................W ............ 28-21 1979 Southwest Texas State ..........................W ............ 28-14 1980 Abilene Christian ..................................W ............ 24-23 1981 Southwest Texas State .......................... L ............... 38-6 1982 Abilene Christian .................................. L ............. 24-17 1983 Southwest Texas State ..........................W ............ 27-24 1984 Nicholls State ........................................ L ............. 25-21 1985 Abilene Christian .................................. L ............. 24-17 1986 Nicholls State ........................................ L ............. 20-14 1987 Sam Houston State ............................... L ............. 31-17 1988 Nicholls State ........................................W .............. 30-7 1989 Sam Houston State ...............................W .............. 45-7 1990 McNeese State ......................................W .............. 30-9 1991 Northeast Louisiana ............................. L ............. 48-20 1992 McNeese State ...................................... L ............... 28-3 1993 McNeese State ...................................... L ............. 21-20 1994 Henderson State ...................................W .............. 51-0 1995 McNeese State ...................................... L ............. 34-16 1996 Sam Houston State ............................... L ............. 14-10 1997 McNeese State ......................................W .............. 13-7 1998 Troy State..............................................W ............ 21-14 1999 Nicholls State ........................................W .............. 38-7 2000 Sam Houston State ............................... L ............. 52-41 2001 Jacksonville State .............................W (OT) ........ 44-37 2002 Sam Houston State ............................... L ............... 10-7 2003 Texas State............................................W ............ 44-27 2004 Sam Houston State ............................... L ............. 31-28 2005 Southeastern Louisiana ........................ L ............. 45-23

YEAR OPPONENT SCORE 2006 McNeese State ...................................... L ............. 20-17 2007 Sam Houston State ............................... L ............. 45-17 2008 Texas State............................................ L ............. 62-21 2009 Sam Houston State ...............................W .............. 42-3 2010 Texas State............................................ L ............. 27-24 2011 McNeese State ......................................W ............ 37-17 2012 Nicholls State ........................................W ............ 44-10 2013 Nicholls State ........................................W ............ 55-41 TOTALS 38-35-1 .520

ALL-TIME HOMECOMING OPPONENTS OPPONENT GAMES REC. Abilene Christian........................................... 4 ............... 2-2 (.500) Angelo State ................................................. 3 ............... 1-2 (.333) East Texas State ............................................. 3 ............... 0-3 (.000) Henderson State ........................................... 1 ............. 1-0 (1.000) Houston ........................................................ 1 ............. 1-0 (1.000) Howard Payne ............................................... 4 ............. 4-0 (1.000) Jacksonville State .......................................... 1 ............. 1-0 (1.000) McNeese State .............................................. 7 ............... 3-4 (.429) Nicholls State ................................................ 6 ............... 4-2 (.667) North Texas ................................................... 2 ............... 0-2 (.000) Northeast Louisiana ...................................... 1 ............... 0-1 (.000) Sam Houston State ...................................... 18 ............ 8-10 (.444) Southeastern Louisiana................................. 1 ............... 0-1 (.000) Southwest Texas State................................... 9 ............... 5-4 (.556) Sul Ross State ................................................ 8 ............... 6-2 (.750) Texas A&I ...................................................... 3 ............... 1-2 (.333) Texas Lutheran .............................................. 1 ............... 0-1 (.000) Troy State ...................................................... 1 ............. 1-0 (1.000)

SEASON OPENER/HOMECOMING RESULTS


division i NATIONALLY-RANKED RESULTSDATE SFA OPPONENT RANK SCOREOct. 17, 1987 — at Nicholls State 15 W 24-21Oct. 31, 1987 — North Texas 5 L 16-14Oct. 1, 1988 — at Northeast Louisiana 9 W 20-3Oct. 15, 1988 14 at Sam Houston State — W 17-10Oct. 22, 1988 11 Eastern Washington — W 48-10Oct. 29, 1988 9 North Texas 1 W 17-10Nov. 5, 1988 3 Nicholls State — W 30-7Nov. 12, 1988 1 McNeese State — W 20-3Nov. 19, 1988 1 Northwestern State 10 L 20-17Nov. 26, 1988 9 Jackson State ^ 5 W 24-0Dec. 3, 1988 9 at Georgia Southern ^ 2 L 27-6Sept. 2, 1989 17 at Jackson State 9 W 41-28Sept. 9, 1989 17 at Boise State 12 L 23-12Sept. 23, 1989 17 Nicholls State — W 24-7Sept. 30, 1989 14 at Lamar — W 44-20Oct. 7, 1989 12 Southwest Texas State — W 32-21Oct. 14, 1989 10 at North Texas 16 W 35-16Oct. 21, 1989 5 at McNeese State — W 42-14Oct. 28, 1989 5 at Eastern Washington — W 42-36Nov. 4, 1989 4 Sam Houston State — W 45-7Nov. 11, 1989 3 Northeast Louisiana — W 66-45Nov. 18, 1989 3 at Northwestern State — T 17-17Nov. 25, 1989 3 Grambling State ^ 13 W 59-56Dec. 2, 1989 3 Southwest Missouri State ^ 9 W 55-25Dec. 9, 1989 3 at Furman ^ 2 W 21-19Dec. 16, 1989 3 at Georgia Southern ^ 1 L 37-34Sept. 1, 1990 2 at Boise State 12 L 14-10Sept. 8, 1990 2 Angelo State — L 28-24Sept. 28, 1991 — at Boise State 5 L 38-7Nov. 2, 1991 — Sam Houston State 5 W 13-3Nov. 9, 1991 — at McNeese State 19 T 7-7Nov. 16, 1991 — Northeast Louisiana 19 L 48-20Oct. 10, 1992 — at Southwest Texas State 18 L 17-14Nov. 7, 1992 — McNeese State 14 L 28-3Nov. 14, 1992 — at Northeast Louisiana 1 L 41-22Sept. 2, 1993 — Idaho 7 L 38-30Sept. 11, 1993 — Youngstown State 2 W 35-15Sept. 18, 1993 22 Livingston — W 49-28Sept. 25, 1993 18 at Boise State — W 30-7Oct. 9, 1993 13 at Sam Houston State — W 24-20Oct. 16, 1993 10 Nicholls State — W 35-21Oct. 23, 1993 10 at Northeast Louisiana 12 L 26-10Oct. 30, 1993 16 McNeese State 9 L 21-20Nov. 6, 1993 22 at North Texas — W 29-27Nov. 13, 1993 19 Southwest Texas State — W 29-7Nov. 20, 1993 17 at Northwestern State — W 51-20Nov. 27, 1993 14 at Troy State ^ 1 L 42-20Sept. 1, 1994 15 at Youngstown State 2 T 10-10Sept. 10, 1994 11 Montana State 24 L 21-18Sept. 17, 1994 16 Cal State Sacramento — W 40-15Sept. 24, 1994 15 at Idaho 7 L 58-26Oct. 8, 1994 24 Sam Houston State 18 W 42-6Oct. 15, 1994 20 at Nicholls State — W 24-10Oct. 22, 1994 18 Henderson State — W 51-0Oct. 29, 1994 16 at McNeese State 11 L 13-9Nov. 5, 1994 22 North Texas 12 T 33-33Nov. 12, 1994 22 at Southwest Texas State — W 24-19Nov. 19, 1994 21 Northwestern State — W 34-31Sept. 2, 1995 13 Northern Iowa 19 W 26-7Sept. 9, 1995 8 at Youngstown State 6 W 27-0Sept. 16, 1995 5 Angelo State — W 17-3Sept. 23, 1995 5 Henderson State — W 31-6Oct. 7, 1995 4 at Sam Houston State — W 38-22Oct. 14, 1995 4 Nicholls State — W 56-3Oct. 21, 1995 4 at Samford — W 31-10Oct. 28, 1995 3 McNeese State 1 L 34-16Nov. 11, 1995 6 Southwest Texas State — W 50-21Nov. 16, 1995 5 at Northwestern State 21 W 25-20Nov. 25, 1995 5 Eastern Illinois ^ 12 W 34-29Dec. 2, 1995 5 at Appalachian State ^ 2 W 27-17Dec. 9, 1995 5 at Montana ^ 8 L 70-14Aug. 29, 1996 5 Eastern New Mexico — W 49-13

DATE SFA OPPONENT RANK SCORESept. 7, 1996 4 Delta State — W 47-16Sept. 14, 1996 3 at Northern Iowa 5 L 38-12Sept. 28, 1996 7 Troy State 3 W 13-10Oct. 12, 1996 4 Sam Houston State — L 14-10Oct. 19, 1996 12 at Nicholls State — W 27-11Oct. 26, 1996 12 Samford — W 43-14Nov. 2, 1996 11 at McNeese State — W 38-37Nov. 9, 1996 9 Jacksonville State — W 42-10Nov. 16, 1996 7 at Southwest Texas State — L 31-19Nov. 23, 1996 14 Northwestern State — L 17-10Aug. 28, 1997 15 West Texas A&M — W 35-17Sept. 6, 1997 15 Delta State — W 38-3Sept. 13, 1997 14 at Montana — L 24-10Sept. 27, 1997 17 New Hampshire — W 17-14Oct. 11, 1997 13 Jacksonville State — W 41-15Oct. 18, 1997 12 at Troy State — W 20-13Oct. 25, 1997 10 McNeese State — W 13-7Nov. 1, 1997 7 Southwest Texas State — W 31-28Nov. 8, 1997 7 at Sam Houston State — L 33-28Nov. 15, 1997 14 Nicholls State — W 39-7Nov. 22, 1997 14 at Northwestern State — L 38-24Sept. 5, 1998 20 Montana — L 49-42Sept. 12, 1998 20 Tarleton State — W 28-3Sept. 19, 1998 18 at Northeast Louisiana — L 21-10Sept. 26, 1998 24 Northern Iowa — L 14-10Oct. 23, 1999 25 Nicholls State — W 38-7Oct. 30, 1999 22 Jacksonville State — W 33-16Nov. 6, 1999 19 at Troy State — L 27-7Nov. 13, 1999 25 Wingate — W 73-11Nov. 20, 1999 23 at Northwestern State — W 29-14Aug. 31, 2000 17 Central Oklahoma — W (OT) 38-31Sept. 9, 2000 19 Texas A&M-Commerce — W 48-21Sept. 16, 2000 17 at Louisiana Tech — W (OT) 34-31Sept. 23, 2000 10 at Northern Iowa — L 37-30Oct. 7, 2000 14 at McNeese State — L 37-6Oct. 14, 2000 24 Sam Houston State — L 52-41Oct. 6, 2001 — at McNeese State 5 W 26-15Oct. 13, 2001 23 Jacksonville State 21 W (OT) 44-37Oct. 20, 2001 19 at Sam Houston State — L 24-21Nov. 3, 2001 23 Nicholls State — W 23-21Nov. 10, 2001 21 Southwest Texas State — W 35-13Nov. 17, 2001 21 at Northwestern State 16 L 31-17Nov. 24, 2001 25 at Texas Tech — L 58-3Aug. 31, 2002 — at Portland State 17 L 31-23Sept. 7, 2002 — Montana State 19 W 30-13Sept. 21, 2002 — at Northern Iowa 6 L 31-24Oct. 12, 2002 — at Nicholls State 23 W 17-14Oct. 19, 2002 23 Sam Houston State — L 10-7Nov. 2, 2002 — McNeese State 2 L 42-13Nov. 23, 2002 — at Northwestern State 12 L 42-35Sept. 6, 2003 23 at Louisiana-Monroe — W 23-21Sept. 13, 2003 17 at Southern Utah — L 22-21Nov. 8, 2003 — at McNeese State 1 L 20-17Sept. 2, 2004 16 Henderson State — W 30-14Sept. 11, 2004 15 Northern Arizona 13 W (OT) 24-17Sept. 18, 2004 13 at Northern Iowa 7 W 24-21Sept. 25, 2004 5 Southern Utah — W 24-21Oct. 9, 2004 5 Florida International — L 31-24Oct. 16, 2004 10 at UC Davis 21 W 22-19Oct. 23, 2004 8 at Texas State — L 17-14Oct. 30, 2004 13 Sam Houston State 8 L 31-28Nov. 6, 2004 18 at Nicholls State — L 41-23Nov. 20, 2004 — Northwestern State 16 L 37-16Sept. 10, 2005 — at Montana State 16 L 42-6Oct. 15, 2005 24 at McNeese State 25 L 33-23Nov. 5, 2005 — UC Davis 21 W 27-17Nov. 12, 2005 — Texas State 7 L 38-21Sept. 30, 2006 — North Dakota State 11 L 17-9Sept. 8, 2007 — at North Dakota State 4 L 28-18Sept. 22, 2007 — Western Illinois 19 L 34-13Oct. 13, 2007 — Nicholls State 16 L 17-16Sept. 27, 2008 — South Dakota State 20 L 50-48

DATE SFA OPPONENT RANK SCOREOct. 10, 2009 — McNeese State 7 W 16-13Oct. 17, 2009 20 at Central Arkansas 10 W 33-30Oct. 24, 2009 15 Sam Houston State — W 42-3Oct. 31, 2009 11 at Texas State — L 28-7Nov. 7, 2009 15 Nicholls State — W 31-27Nov. 14, 2009 15 at Southeastern Louisiana — W 41-10Nov. 21, 2009 15 at Northwestern State — W 19-10Nov. 28, 2009 12 Eastern Washington ^ 13 W 44-33Dec. 12, 2009 12 at Montana ^ 3 L 51-0Sept. 4, 2010 8 at Texas A&M — L 48-7Sept. 11, 2010 10 Albany — W 59-14Sept. 18, 2010 10 at Northern Iowa 13 W 22-20Sept. 25, 2010 6 Lamar — W 71-3Oct. 9, 2010 5 at McNeese State — W 32-27Oct. 16, 2010 5 Central Arkansas — W 30-7Oct. 23, 2010 5 vs. Sam Houston State — W 31-28Oct. 30, 2010 4 Texas State — L 27-24Nov. 6, 2010 10 at Nicholls State — W 48-13Nov. 13, 2010 8 Southeastern Louisiana — W 51-14Nov. 20, 2010 5 Northwestern State — W 36-13Dec. 4, 2010 3 Villanova ^ 10 L 54-24Sept. 1, 2011 17 McMurry — W 82-6Sept. 10, 2011 16 Northern Iowa 4 L 34-23Sept. 17, 2011 19 at Baylor 19 L 48-0Sept. 24, 2011 22 Texas State — L 35-26Oct. 8, 2011 — vs. Sam Houston State 11 L 45-10Sept. 15, 2012 — at Montana State 3 L 43-35Sept. 29, 2012 — Central Arkansas 12 W 42-37Oct. 6, 2012 — vs. Sam Houston State 9 L 51-43Sept. 21, 2013 — Montana State 2 W 52-38Oct. 25, 2013 — at Central Arkansas 20 L 66-31Nov. 2, 2013 — vs. Sam Houston State 9 L 56-49Nov. 9, 2013 — McNeese State 11 L 69-38

BY THE NUMBERSTotal number of weeks nationally ranked ..............................139SFA record when nationally ranked .........................90-46-3 (.658)Record against nationally ranked opponents .......32-47-3 (.470)Record against Top-10 ...............................................16-25-1 (.393)Total number of weeks ranked in the Top-10 ...........................59Most consecutive weeks nationally ranked: 60 weeks (Sept. 18, 1993 to Sept. 26, 1998) 25 weeks (Oct. 15, 1988 to Sept. 8, 1990) 24 weeks (Oct. 17, 2009 to Sept. 24, 2011)


POSTSEASON HISTORY1973 POULTRY BOWL

Stephen F. Austin 31, Gardner-Webb 10December 8, 1973 • Gainesville, Ga.

Stephen F. Austin used an overpowering option ground attack, led by quarterback Larry Mayer, to win their first-ever postseason game with a 31-10 triumph over Gardner-Webb. Mayer set the SFA single-game rushing record with 237 yards on 16 carries as he led the Lumberjacks to 467 total rushing yards against the Bulldogs, being named the game’s outstanding offensive player. Four different ‘Jacks scored touchdowns in the game, including fullback Bill Tyler who romped 70 yards for the game’s final score. Defensively, SFA allowed just 346 total yards as line-backer Sam Hunt was named the game’s outstanding defensive player.

Stephen F. Austin 3 7 7 14 — 31Gardner-Webb 0 3 0 7 — 10

SFA - 1st - John Lewis 32 field goalSFA - 2nd - Larry Mayer 61 run (Lewis kick)GW - 2nd - Field goalSFA - 3rd - Dick Austin 7 run (Lewis kick)SFA - 4th - John Reece 14 run (Lewis kick)GW - 4th - TouchdownSFA - Billy Tyler 70 run (Lewis kick)

1988 NCAA DIVISION I-AA FIRST ROUNDStephen F. Austin 24, Jackson State 0

November 26, 1988 • Nacogdoches, Texas

Ninth-ranked Stephen F. Austin hosted its first venture into the NCAA Division I-AA playoffs and dominated fifth-ranked Jackson State, shut-ting out the Tigers 24-0. SFA controlled the ball and carried a 7-0 lead into halftime thanks to a 73-yard touchdown strike from Todd Hammel to Joe Bradford. The ‘Jacks had a field goal attempt blocked in the third quarter, giving some momentum to JSU, but Johnnie Hendrix stepped in front of a Tiger pass on the next series and took it back 48 yards for a touchdown to clinch the victory. SFA rolled up 408 total yards on of-fense while the ‘Jacks’ defense held the tigers to just 159 yards of total offense.

Jackson State 0 0 0 0 — 0Stephen F. Austin 7 0 10 7 — 24

SFA - 4:31, 1st - Todd Hammell 73 pass to Joe Bradford (Chuck Rawlison kick)SFA - 9:52, 3rd - Johnnie Hendrix 48 interception (Rawlison kick)SFA - 2:28, 3rd - Rawlison 34 field goalSFA - 12:32, 4th - Michael Horace 1 run (Rawlison kick)

1988 NCAA DIVISION I-AA QUARTERFINALGeorgia Southern 27, Stephen F. Austin 6

December 3, 1988 • Statesboro, Ga.

Ninth-ranked Stephen F. Austin held second-ranked Georgia Southern at bay for the opening 30 minutes, but the Eagles’ second half barrage was too much for the Lumberjacks who fell 27-6 in the NCAA Division I-AA quarterfinals. SFA took an early 6-0 and held a three-point half-time advantage thanks to a pair of field goals from Chuck Rawlison. But an intereption on the ‘Jacks’ first second half possession turned into a GSC touchdown, followed by a score on the Eagles’ ensuing drive to end SFA’s upset hopes. Georgia Southern, the eventual national runner-up, collected 417 yards of total offense while SFA netted just 287, including 140 yards on the ground from Michael Horace

Stephen F. Austin 3 3 0 0 — 6Georgia Southern 0 3 14 10 — 27

SFA - 5:12, 1st - Chuck Rawlison 46 field goalSFA - 12:58, 2nd - Rawlison 20 field goalGSC - 5:48, 2nd - Mike Dowis 24 field goalGSC - 10:48, 3rd - Ernest Thompson 1 run (Dowis kick)GSC - 4:10, 3rd - Johnson 3 run (Dowis kick)GSC - 9:06, 4th - Dowis 41 field goalGSC - 2:56, 4th - Raymond Gross 52 pass to T. Belser (Dowis kick)

1989 NCAA DIVISION I-AA FIRST ROUNDStephen F. Austin 59, Grambling State 56November 25, 1989 • Nacogdoches, Texas

A wild fourth quarter saw third-ranked Stephen F. Austin rally for a 59-56 victory over 13th-ranked Grambling State. The teams combined for 456 yards and 50 points in the fourth as SFA quarterback Todd Hammel set a school and NCAA Division I-AA playoff record with 517 passing yards and 539 yards of total offense. The Lumberjacks found themselves trailing 27-6 midway through the second quarter but used a 38-7 run early in the fourth to claim a 45-34 lead. A pair of Grambling touchdowns and two-point conversions sandwiched a ‘Jack touchdown, cutting SFA’s lead to two at 52-50. After a Tiger stop, GSU answered with a 45-yard scoring strike to take the 56-52 lead after a failed two-point conversion attempt. With just over four minutes re-maining, Hammel drove the ‘Jacks the length of the field, capping the drive with a one-yard touchdown run to put SFA on top 59-56 with 1:17 remaining. Grambing drove down to the ‘Jacks’ 28-yard line before a sack on the game’s final play sealed the victory for SFA. The two teams combined for 1,287 yards of total offense, including 631 for SFA.

Grambling State 6 21 7 22 — 56Stephen F. Austin 7 14 10 28 — 59

GSU - 12:45, 1st - Clemente Gordon 36 pass to Fred Jones (kick failed)SFA - 12:26, 1st - Tim Fields 90 kickoff return (Chuck Rawlison kick)GSU - 10:27, 2nd - Gordon 8 pass to Andrew Glover (Derrick Levi kick)GSU - 9:28, 2nd - Gordon 25 pass to Jake Reed (Levi kick)GSU - 6:30, 2nd - Reed 19 run (Levi kick)SFA - 4:34, 2nd - Roland Dumes 10 run (Rawlison kick)SFA - 0:36, 2nd - Todd Hammel 27 pass to Pat Jackson (Rawlison kick)GSU - 13:02, 3rd - Gordon 12 pass to Reed (Levi kick)SFA - 11:58, 3rd - Hammel 54 pass to Eric Wright (Rawlison kick)SFA - 6:22, 3rd - Rawlison 30 field goalSFA - 12:40, 4th - Hammel 25 pass to Dave Kelley (Rawlison kick)SFA - 9:33, 4th - Hammel 38 pass to Wright (Rawlison kick)GSU - 8:37, 4th - Gordon 49 pass to Glover (Gordon pass to F. Thomas)SFA - 7:06, 4th - Hammel 22 pass to Jackson (Rawlison kick)GSU - 5:21, 4th - Walter Dean 1 run (Dean run)GSU - 4:04, 4th - Gordon 45 pass to Glover (pass failed)SFA - 1:17, 4th - Hammel 1 run (Rawlison kick)

1989 NCAA DIVISION I-AA QUARTERFINALStephen F. Austin 55, Southwest Missouri State 25

December 2, 1989 • Nacogdoches, Texas

Third-ranked Stephen F. Austin used a balanced offensive attack to roll past ninth-ranked Southwest Missouri State 55-25. The Lumber-jacks tallied 613 total yards as quarterback Todd Hammel threw for 405 yards and two touchdowns while Roland Dumes rushed for 103 yards on five carries, including touchdown runs of 36 and 62 yards. SFA gradually build a 23-10 halftime lead before the Bears pulled to within one score at 26-18 with 3:40 remaining in the third quarter. But the ‘Jacks outscored the Bears 29-7 over the final 18 minutes to put the game out of reach, capped by a 44-yard touchdown run by Eric Gaines late in the fourth quarter.

Southwest Missouri 3 7 8 7 — 25Stephen F. Austin 16 7 11 21 — 55

SFA - 14:12, 1st - Todd Hammel 63 pass to Pat Jackson (Chuck Rawlison kick)SFA - 11:31, 1st - Hammel 22 pass to Larry Centers (Rawlison kick)SMSU - 5:25, 1st - Chris Potthast 31 field goalSFA - 2:50, 1st - Rawlison 36 field goalSMSU - 11:23, 2nd - Tony Gilbert 18 run (Potthast kick)SFA - 5:31, 2nd - Hammel 11 pass to Dave Kelley (Rawlison kick)SFA - 9:44, 3rd - Rawlison 51 field goalSMSU - 3:40, 3rd - DeAndre Smith 92 pass to Rodney McConico (Smith run)SFA - 2:46, 3rd - Hammel 10 pass to Joe Bradford (Hammel pass to Kelley)SFA - 11:24, 4th - Roland Dumes 36 run (Rawlison kick)SFA - 5:04, 4th - Dumes 62 run (Rawlison kick)SMSU - 2:47, 4th - Paul Carney 50 pass to Doug Adams (Potthast kick)SFA - 2:33, 4th - Eric Gaines 44 run (Rawlison kick)

1989 NCAA DIVISION I-AA SEMIFINALStephen F. Austin 21, Furman 19

December 9, 1989 • Greenville, S.C.

Playing in blizzard-like conditions in the Palmetto State, third-ranked Stephen F. Austin continued its historic season with a 21-19 victory at second-ranked Furman in the NCAA semifinals. The defending na-tional champions threatened early, but the Lumberjack defense held on fourth and one deep inside SFA territory, followed by a pair of touchdown drives engineered by quarterback Todd Hammel. A 14-yard rush by Larry Centers gave the ‘Jacks a 21-7 halftime lead as turnovers became the story of the game in the second half. A missed PAT off a Paladin touchdown early in the fourth would prove costly as Furman found the endzone with 19 seconds remaining. Forced to go for two, SFA’s defense held, punching the ‘Jacks’ ticket to the national champi-onship game for the first time in school history.

Stephen F. Austin 14 7 0 0 — 21Furman 0 7 0 12 — 19

SFA - 7:41, 1st - Todd Hammel 34 pass to Dave Kelly (Chuck Rawlison kick)SFA - 3:47, 1st - Hammel 5 pass to Joe Bradford (Rawlison kick)FU - 11:37, 2nd - Patrick Baynes 23 pass to Don Clardy (G. Connaly kick)SFA - 7:26, 2nd - Larry Centers 14 run (Rawlison kick)FU - 13:22, 4th - Billy Stockdale 1 run (kick failed)FU - 0:19, 4th - Stockdale 1 run (run failed)

1989 NCAA DIVISION I-AA CHAMPIONSHIPGeorgia Southern 37, Stephen F. Austin 34

December 16, 1989 • Statesboro, Ga.

Third-ranked Stephen F. Austin played for a national championship for the first time in program history in front of 25,725 fans and a national ESPN audience in Statesboro, Ga. SFA and Georgia Southern staged a classic as the Eagles would notch a late field goal to snatch the trophy from the Lumberjacks with a 37-34 victory on their home field. After falling behind 14-0 early, SFA rallied to tie the game in the second quarter thanks to a pair of touchdowns engineered by quarterback Todd Hammel. GSC looked to take a 20-14 lead into halftime but a 53-yard field goal by Chuck Rawlison as time expired cut the deficit to three at 20-17. Rawlison would add another 53 yarder early in the third, followe by a Hammel touchdown pass to Joe Bradford to give the ‘Jacks the 27-20 lead heading to the fourth quarter. The Eagles tied the game early in the fourth before Hammel hit Larry Center for a 46 yard touchdown strike, reclaiming the lead 34-27 with 12:32 to go. Georgia Southern tied the game at 34-34 with 5:58 to go, then an Eagle inter-ception led to a 20-yard field goal with 1:41 to play, giving GSC the 37-34 lead. SFA had one more shot for the title, but Hammel’s pass on fourth down sealed the victory for Georgia Southern.

Stephen F. Austin 7 10 10 7 — 34Georgia Southern 14 6 0 17 — 37

GSC - 10:41, 1st - Raymond Gross 34 run (Mike Dowis kick)GSC - 7:58, 1st - Terrance Sorrell fumble recovery in endzone (Dowis kick)SFA - 0:19, 1st - Todd Hammel 1 run (Chuck Rawlison kick)SFA - 8:50, 2nd - Hammel 12 pass to Larry Centers (Rawlison kick)GSC - 4:27, 2nd - Dowis 30 field goalGSC - 0:21, 2nd - Dowis 37 field goalSFA - 0:00, 2nd - Rawlison 53 field goalSFA - 11:19, 3rd - Rawlison 53 field goalSFA - 5:27, 3rd - Hammel 7 pass to Joe Bradford (Rawlison kick)GSC - 14:57, 4th - Joe Ross 2 run (Dowis kick)SFA - 12:32, 4th - Hammel 46 pass to Centers (Rawlison kick)GSC - 5:58, 4th - Ernest Thompson 1 run (Dowis kick)GSC - 1:41, 4th - Dowis 20 field goal


POSTSEASON HISTORY1993 NCAA DIVISION I-AA FIRST ROUND

Troy State 42, Stephen F. Austin 20November 27, 1993 • Troy, Ala.

After a four-year hiatus, Stephen F. Austin returned to the postseason as the 14th-ranked Lumberjacks faced top-ranked Troy State, falling to the Trojans 42-20. After allowing an early touchdown, SFA responded with a touchdown drive of its own in the first quarter, only to have the extra point attempt blocked. It would prove to be a foreshadowing of what the ‘Jacks would see from the top-ranked Trojans. SFA pulled to within two at 14-12 midway through the second quarter thanks to James Ritchey’s second touchdown pass of the half, but Troy State be-gan to pull away, using a 28-0 run over the next 30 minutes to put the game out of reach. The ‘Jacks would notch a final touchdown late in the fourth quarter as SFA generated 325 yards of total offense.

Stephen F. Austin 6 6 0 8 — 20Troy State 14 7 7 14 — 42

TSU - 5:17, 1st - Kelvin Simmons 4 pass to Eric Polite (Ollie Quass kick)SFA - 0:56, 1st - James Ritchey 7 pass to Michael Pearce (kick blocked)TSU - 0:22, 1st - Simmons 51 pass to Orlando Parker (Quass kick)SFA - 12:16, 2nd - Ritchey 9 pass to Kevin Goodwin (pass failed)TSU - 8:54, 2nd - Jimmy Godwin 2 run (Quass kick)TSU - 14:44, 3rd - Parker 88 kickoff return (Quass kick)TSU - 12:22, 4th - Godwin 2 run (Quass kick)TSU - 10:26, 4th - Simmons 25 pass to Robert Kilow (Quass kick)SFA - 6:54, 4th - Mike Goddard 7 pass to Goodwin (Goddard pass to Pearce)

1995 NCAA DIVISION I-AA FIRST ROUNDStephen F. Austin 34, Eastern Illinois 29


Fifth-ranked Stephen F. Austin raced out to a 34-15 lead on 12th-ranked Eastern Illinois, then held on for a 34-29 victory. SFA was led by James Ritchey’s 390 passing yards to complement a pair of touchdown passes. The Lumberjacks raced out to a 17-7 lead before a touchdown right before the half cut the deficit to just two at 17-15. SFA would notch 17 unanswered points in the second half, highlighted by 56 and 23-yard touchdown passes from Ritchey, taking control of the game before the Panthers made it interesting with a pair of late touchdowns, making it a one score game with 5:14 remaining. But SFA’s defense stepped up when it counted, preserving the win for the ‘Jacks.

Eastern Illinois 0 15 0 14 — 29Stephen F. Austin 7 10 14 3 — 34

SFA - 6:31, 1st - Leonard Harris 21 run (Brian Minton kick)SFA - 12:14, 2nd - James Ritchey 7 run (Minton kick)EIU - 7:36, 2nd - Willie High 2 run (Steve Largent kick)SFA - 5:18, 2nd - Minton 24 field goalEIU - 0:02, 2nd - High 2 run (Pete Mauch run)SFA - 10:07, 3rd - Ritchey 56 pass to Mikhael Ricks (Minton kick)SFA - 0:27, 3rd - Ritchey 23 pass to Ricks (Minton kick)SFA - 10:24, 4th - Minton 34 field goalEIU - 6:51, 4th - Mauch 10 pass to Charlie Roche (Largent kick)EIU - 5:14, 4th - March 23 pass to Tom Hess (Largent kick)

1995 NCAA DIVISION I-AA QUARTERFINALStephen F. Austin 27, Appalachian State 17

December 2, 1995 • Boone, N.C.

Facing second-ranked and unbeaten Appalachian State on its home field, fifth-ranked Stephen F. Austin used a pair of late scores upset the Mountaineers 27-17. Leonard Harris led the way for the Lumberjacks, rushing for 180 yards and a pair of touchdowns as the ‘Jacks outgained the Mountaineers 436 to 272 on the day, including a 267 to 72 yard edge on the ground. After falling behind early, SFA rallied back to take a 13-7 lead early in the second quarter and led 13-10 at the half. ASU would reclaim the lead midway through the third quarter and held a 17-13 edge on the ‘Jacks through the majority of the third and fourth quarters. With time running short in the fourth, quarterback James Ritchey orchestrated a drive deep into Mountaineer territory, capped

by a two-yard run by Harris to give SFA the lead at 20-17 with 2:33 remaining. The ‘Jacks’ defense held on ASU’s ensuing drive, registering a sack on fourth down, leading to Harris putting the nail in the coffin with a six-yard touchdown rush with 1:38 to go.

Stephen F. Austin 10 3 0 14 — 27Appalachian State 7 3 7 0 — 17

ASU - 8:17, 1st - Scott Satterfield 2 pass to Frank Leatherwood (Jay Sutton kick)SFA - 3:51, 1st - Brian Minton 31 field goalSFA - 1:04, 1st - Dameian Valley 17 run (Minton kick)SFA - 10:49, 2nd - Minton 20 field goalASU - 0:33, 2nd - Sutton 31 field goalASU - 6:42, 3rd - Satterfield 6 pass to Aldwin Lance (Sutton kick)SFA - 2:33, 4th - Leonard Harris 2 run (Minton kick)SFA - 1:38, 4th - Harris 6 run (Minton kick)

1995 NCAA DIVISION I-AA SEMIFINALMontana 70, Stephen F. Austin 14

December 9, 1995 • Missoula, Mont.

Little went right for fifth-ranked Stephen F. Austin on a frigid day in Montana as the Lumberjacks fell to eventual national champion Montana 70-14 on a day in which temperatures hovered around 10 degrees with wind chills registering 15-below. Leonard Harris gave the ‘Jacks the early 7-0 lead in the first quarter, but the Grizzlies then outscored SFA 70-7 over the next three and a half quarters, holding the ‘Jacks scoreless in the second half. The high-powered Grizzlies, frigid temperatures and deep, driving snow got the best of the ‘Jacks as SFA managed just 264 yards of total offense on the day, compared to 669 for Montana.

Stephen F. Austin 7 7 0 0 — 14Montana 14 21 28 7 — 70

SFA - 9:29, 1st - Leonard Harris 1 run (Brian Minton kick)UM - 7:05, 1st - Dave Dickenson 5 pass to Mike Erhardt (Andy Larson kick)UM - 2:31, 1st - Dickenson 8 run (Larson kick)UM - 7:44, 2nd - Dickenson 33 pass to Joe Douglass (Larson kick)SFA - 3:45, 2nd - Harris 2 run (Minton kick)UM - 2:05, 2nd - Dickenson 20 pass to Raul Pacheco (Larson kick)UM - 0:28, 2nd - Dickenson 23 pass to Nathan Dolan (Larson kick)UM - 13:28, 3rd - Dickenson 28 pass to Erhardt (Larson kick)UM - 9:02, 3rd - Josh Branen 2 run (Larson kick)UM - 6:00, 3rd - Brian Gales 10 run (Larson kick)UM - 0:42, 3rd - Chris Morton 15 run (Larson kick)UM - 9:31, 4th - Morton 2 run (Larson kick)

2009 NCAA FCS FIRST ROUNDStephen F. Austin 44, Eastern Washington 33


Making its first NCAA postseason appearance in 14 years, Stephen F. Austin made it count as the 12th-ranked Lumberjacks raced past 13th-ranked Eastern Washington 44-33. SFA was led by quarterback Jeremy Moses’ 432 yards passing and four touchdowns on the day while Duane Brooks tied a school record with 15 catches for 124 yards, becoming the first player in Southland Conference history with 100 receptions in a season. Vincent Pervis rushed for 125 yards on the ground as the ‘Jacks racked up 595 yards of total offense. After battling to a 10-10 tie after the first quarter, SFA used a Moses touchdown pass to Cordell Roberson and a pair of field goals from Evan Engwall to build a 23-12 lead at the half. Moses then added three more touchdown passes to give SFA the comfortable 44-19 lead late in the third quarter as the ‘Jacks cruised to the 44-33 win.

Eastern Washington 10 2 14 7 — 33Stephen F. Austin 10 13 21 0 — 44

EWU - 12:43, 1st - M. Jarrett 40 field goalSFA - 10:10, 1st - Evan Engwall 20 field goalSFA - 4:14, 1st - Romonté Hampton 5 run (Engwall kick)EWU - 2:10, 1st - M. Nicholls 5 pass to M. Martin (Jarrett kick)SFA - 8:43, 2nd - Jeremy Moses 24 pass to Cordell Roberson (Engwall kick)

EWU - 6:35, 2nd - Team safetySFA - 2:57, 2nd - Engwall 34 field goalSFA - 0:10, 2nd - Engwall 34 field goalSFA - 11:15, 3rd - Moses 4 pass to Brandon Scott (Engwall kick)SFA - 5:54, 3rd - Moses 19 pass to Scott (Engwall kick)EWU - 4:51, 3rd - Nicholls 20 pass to B. Kaufman (Jarrett kick)SFA - 1:48, 3rd - Moses 4 pass to Zek Fancher (Engwall kick)EWU - 0:08, 3rd - T. Jones 2 run (Jarrett kick)EWU - 9:38, 4th - Nicholls 5 pass to N. Overbay (Jarrett kick)

2009 NCAA FCS SECOND ROUNDMontana 51, Stephen F. Austin 0

December 12, 2009 • Missoula, Mont.

For the second-straight postseason, Stephen F. Austin’s season ended on a sour note in Missoula, Mont., as third-ranked Montana routed the Lumberjacks 51-0. SFA committed 10 turnovers in the game, includ-ing seven in the first half and three inside the Grizzlies 20-yard line, which led to 38 unanswered points over the first two quarters. Mon-tana would add a touchdown and two field goals in the second half to complete the rout as SFA managed just 280 yards of total offense. Jeremy Moses was held to just 204 passing yards with Vincent Pervis finishing as SFA’s leading rusher with 47 yards.

Stephen F. Austin 0 0 0 0 — 0Montana 10 28 10 3 — 51

UM - 8:53, 1st - B. McKnight 34 field goalUM - 5:30, 1st - C. Reynolds 3 run (McKnight kick)UM - 12:24, 2nd - A. Selle 4 run (McKnight kick)UM - 11:27, 2nd - Selle 14 pass to M. Mariani (McKnight kick)UM - 2:07, 2nd - Selle 13 pass to J. Sambrano (McKnight kick)UM - 0:09, 2nd - Selle 11 pass to S. Pfahler (McKnight kick)UM - 10:53, 3rd - Reynolds 9 run (McKnight kick)UM - 6:38, 3rd - McKnight 32 field goalUM - 5:15, 4th - McKnight 20 field goal

2010 NCAA FCS OPENING ROUNDVillanova 54, Stephen F. Austin 24

December 4, 2010 • Nacogdoches, Texas

12th-ranked Stephen F. Austin raced out to an early lead on reigning national champion Villanova, but the 10th-ranked Wildcats notched the game’s final 40 points to race past the Lumberjacks 54-24. Keith Lawson recorded all three touchdowns for SFA, punching it in from one yard out each time as the ‘Jacks build a 21-7 lead after the first quarter. SFA led 24-14 in the second but Villanova rattled off 20 points to end the half, including scoring three times in the final two minutes, to take the 34-24 lead into the half. The Wildcats held the ‘Jacks scoreless over the final 37 minutes of the game, spoiling senior quarterback Jeremy Moses’ final game at Homer Bryce Stadium. Moses finished his career as the all-time leader in completions at the FCS level (1,184) as he threw for 340 yards in his final game, but was held without a touchdown pass.

Villanova 7 27 3 17 — 54Stephen F. Austin 21 3 0 0 — 24

SFA - 9:58, 1st - Keith Lawson 1 run (Thomas Henshaw kick)VU - 5:09, 1st - C. Whitney 16 pass to N. White (M. Hamilton kick)SFA - 2:33, 1st - Lawson 1 run (Henshaw kick)SFA - 1:34, 1st - Lawson 1 run (Henshaw kick)VU - 10:59, 2nd - Whitney 11 pass to White (Hamilton kick)SFA - 7:26, 2nd - Henshaw 35 field goalVU - 4:50, 2nd - Hamilton 37 field goalVU - 2:00, 2nd - M. Calbi 17 pass to White (Hamilton kick)VU - 0:34, 2nd - Whitney 4 pass to M. Reynolds (Hamilton kick)VU - 0:00, 2nd - Hamilton 38 field goalVU - 6:17, 3rd - Hamilton 30 field goalVU - 13:12, 4th - Whitney 51 pass to M. Szczur (Hamilton kick)VU - 8:41, 4th - Hamilton 27 field goalVU - 1:49, 4th - B. Erbeznik fumble recovery in endzone (Hamilton kick)


ALL-TIME OPPONENT SERIES RESULTS

ABILENE CHRISTIAN6-8 (.429)

1973 ..............A .............. L ........... 57-501974 ..............H ............. W .......... 14-101975 ..............A .............. L ............. 24-31976 ..............H .............. L ........... 51-141977 ..............A .............. L ........... 35-211978 ..............H ............. W .......... 28-231979 ..............A ............. W .......... 27-211980 ..............H ............. W .......... 24-231981 ..............A .............. L ............. 31-01982 ..............H .............. L ........... 24-171983 ..............A .............. L ........... 24-101984 ..............A ............. W .......... 37-211985 ..............H .............. L ........... 22-211999 ..............H ............. W .......... 51-34

ALBANY1-0 (1.000)

2010 ..............H ............. W .......... 59-14

ALCORN STATE3-0 (1.000)

1985 ..............H ............. W .......... 42-211986 ..............A ............. W .......... 29-122003 ..............H ............. W ............ 60-7

ALEXANDER COLLEGE0-1 (.000)

1923 ............................... L ............. 40-0

ANGELO STATE9-11 (.450)

1965 ..............H ............. W ............ 35-01966 ..............A ............. W .......... 34-141968 ..............H ............. W ............ 46-61969 ..............A ............. W ............ 34-71970 ..............A .............. L ........... 41-281971 ..............H .............. L ........... 41-131972 ..............A .............. L ........... 28-241973 ..............H ............. W .......... 21-141974 ..............A ............. W .......... 37-311975 ..............H .............. L ............. 34-71976 ..............A .............. L ............. 26-01977 ..............H .............. L ............. 14-01978 ..............A .............. L ............. 15-31979 ..............H ............. W ............ 31-01980 ..............A .............. L ............. 35-71981 ..............H .............. L ........... 38-131982 ..............A .............. L ........... 30-241983 ..............H ............. W .......... 14-101990 ..............H .............. L ........... 28-241995 ..............H ............. W ............ 17-3

APPALACHIAN STATE1-0 (1.000)

1995 ..............A ............. W .......... 27-17

ARIZONA0-1 (.000)

2006 ..............A .............. L ........... 28-10

ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO2-0 (1.000)

1991 ..............H ............. W ............ 50-91992 ..............H ............. W ............ 24-6

ARKANSAS STATE0-2 (.000)

1964 ............................... L ............. 17-61965 ..............A .............. L ............... 3-0

AUSTIN COLLEGE4-1 (.800)

1935 ............................... L ........... 25-121946 .............................. W ............ 20-71948 .............................. W ............ 39-61954 .............................. W ............ 14-61955 .............................. W ............ 14-6

BAKER1-0 (1.000)

1979 ..............H ............. W ............ 56-0

BAYLOR0-4 (.000)

1928 ............................... L ............. 30-01929 ............................... L ............. 88-01947 ............................... L ............. 34-02011 ..............A .............. L ............. 48-0

BOISE STATE1-4 (.200)

1989 ..............A .............. L ........... 23-121990 ..............A .............. L ........... 14-101991 ..............A .............. L ............. 38-71992 ..............H .............. L ........... 24-201993 ..............A ............. W ............ 30-7

CAL STATE-NORTHRIDGE1-0 (1.000)

2001 ..............H ..........W (OT) ....... 30-27

CAL STATE SACRAMENTO1-0 (1.000)

1994 ..............H ............. W .......... 40-15

CAMERON1-2-1 (.375)

1973 ..............H ............. W ............ 17-01975 ..............A .............. T ............... 0-01976 ..............A .............. L ............. 10-61977 ..............H .............. L ............. 24-7

CENTER H.S.1-0 (1.000)

1923 .............................. W .......... 120-0

CENTRAL ARKANSAS3-5 (.375)

2006 ..............H .............. L ........... 37-352007 ..............A .............. L ........... 35-232008 ..............H .............. L ........... 49-41

2009 ..............A ............. W .......... 33-302010 ..............H ............. W ............ 30-72011 ..............A .............. L ........... 38-282012 ..............H ............. W .......... 42-372013 ..............A .............. L ........... 66-31

CENTRAL FLORIDA1-0 (1.000)

1985 ..............A ............. W .......... 59-24

CENTRAL OKLAHOMA1-0 (1.000)

2000 ..............H ..........W (OT) ....... 38-31

CORPUS CHRISTI2-0 (1.000)

1948 .............................. W ............ 20-01949 .............................. W ............ 12-0

DANIEL BAKER1-0 (1.000)

1949 .............................. W ............ 40-0

DELTA STATE5-2 (.714)

1967 ..............A .............. L ........... 21-191968 ..............H ............. W ............ 14-71984 ..............H ............. W .......... 17-101985 ..............A ............. W .......... 29-121996 ..............H ............. W .......... 47-161997 ..............H ............. W ............ 38-32006 ..............H .............. L ........... 17-14

OPPONENT REC. PCT. FIRST LASTAbilene Christian ...............6-8 ......... .429 ...... 1973 .....1999Albany ...................................... 1-0 ........... 1.000 ........2010 ....... 2010Alcorn State.............................. 3-0 ........... 1.000 ........1985 ....... 2003Alexander College .................... 0-1 ............ .000 .........1923 ....... 1923Angelo State ........................... 9-11 ........... .450 .........1965 ....... 1995Appalachian State .................... 1-0 ........... 1.000 ........1995 ....... 1995Arizona ..................................... 0-1 ............ .000 .........2006 ....... 2006Arkansas-Monticello ................ 2-0 ........... 1.000 ........1991 ....... 1992Arkansas State ......................... 0-2 ............ .000 .........1964 ....... 1965Austin College .......................... 4-1 ............ .800 .........1935 ....... 1955Baker ........................................ 1-0 ........... 1.000 ........1979 ....... 1979Baylor....................................... 0-4 ............ .000 .........1928 ....... 2011Boise State ............................... 1-4 ............ .200 .........1989 ....... 1993Cal State-Northridge ................ 1-0 ........... 1.000 ........2001 ....... 2001Cal State Sacramento ............... 1-0 ........... 1.000 ........1994 ....... 1994Cameron ................................ 1-2-1 .......... .375 .........1973 ....... 1977Center H.S. ............................... 1-0 ........... 1.000 ........1923 ....... 1923Central Arkansas ................3-5 ......... .375 ...... 2006 .....2013Central Florida .......................... 1-0 ........... 1.000 ........1985 ....... 1985Central Oklahoma .................... 1-0 ........... 1.000 ........2000 ....... 2000Corpus Christi ........................... 2-0 ........... 1.000 ........1948 ....... 1949Daniel Baker ............................. 1-0 ........... 1.000 ........1949 ....... 1949Delta State ............................... 5-2 ............ .714 .........1967 ....... 2006East Central .............................. 2-0 ........... 1.000 ........1966 ....... 1967East Texas Baptist ..................... 3-0 ........... 1.000 ........1948 ....... 1950Eastern Illinois .......................... 1-0 ........... 1.000 ........1995 ....... 1995Eastern New Mexico ................. 1-0 ........... 1.000 ........1996 ....... 1996Eastern Washington ................. 3-1 ............ .750 .........1987 ....... 2009Florida International ................ 1-1 ............ .500 .........2003 ....... 2004Furman .................................... 1-0 ........... 1.000 ........1989 ....... 1989Gardner-Webb ......................... 1-0 ........... 1.000 ........1973 ....... 1973Georgia Southern ..................... 0-2 ............ .000 .........1988 ....... 1989Grambling State ....................... 1-0 ........... 1.000 ........1989 ....... 1989Hardin-Simmons ...................... 0-1 ............ .000 .........1963 ....... 1963Henderson State..................... 9-3-1 .......... .731 .........1938 ....... 2005Hillsboro J.C. ............................ 2-0 ........... 1.000 ........1923 ....... 1924Houston ................................... 2-1 ............ .667 .........1946 ....... 1948Houston Baptist .................0-0 ................. First MeetingHoward Payne ........................ 16-13 .......... .552 .........1956 ....... 1984

OPPONENT REC. PCT. FIRST LASTIdaho........................................ 0-2 ............ .000 .........1993 ....... 1994Illinois State ............................. 1-0 ........... 1.000 ........1973 ....... 1973Incarnate Word ..................0-0 ................. First MeetingIndiana State ............................ 1-0 ........... 1.000 ........2001 ....... 2001Jackson State ........................... 3-2 ............ .600 .........1988 ....... 1992Jacksonville State ..................... 6-1 ............ .857 .........1996 ....... 2002Kansas State......................0-0 ................. First MeetingKentucky Wesleyan .................. 1-0 ........... 1.000 ........2008 ....... 2008Lamar ................................... 12-18-2 ........ .406 .........1923 ....... 2013Langston .................................. 1-0 ........... 1.000 ........2008 ....... 2008Livingston ................................ 1-0 ........... 1.000 ........1993 ....... 1993Lon Morris College.................. 7-3-3 .......... .654 .........1924 ....... 1940Louisiana College ..................... 3-1 ............ .750 .........1934 ....... 1949Louisiana-Lafayette............... 1-18-1 ......... .075 .........1925 ....... 1986Louisiana-Monroe ................... 5-10 ........... .333 .........1955 ....... 2003Louisiana Tech .......................... 1-4 ............ .200 .........1950 ....... 2000Marshall College....................... 2-1 ............ .667 .........1923 ....... 1926McMurry ................................ 6-6-2 .......... .500 .........1927 ....... 2013McNeese State ............... 13-18-2 ..... .424 ...... 1951 .....2013Memphis .................................. 0-1 ............ .000 .........1959 ....... 1959Mexico City College .................. 2-0 ........... 1.000 ........1949 ....... 1950Mississippi College ................... 0-2 ............ .000 .........1981 ....... 1983Montana .................................. 0-4 ............ .000 .........1995 ....... 2009Montana State ......................... 2-4 ............ .333 .........1992 ....... 2013Nevada ..................................... 1-2 ............ .333 .........1978 ....... 1987New Hampshire ....................... 1-1 ............ .500 .........1997 ....... 1999New Mexico A&M ..................... 1-0 ........... 1.000 ........1951 ....... 1951Nicholls State ...................23-7 ........ .767 ...... 1984 .....2013North Dakota............................ 1-0 ........... 1.000 ........2009 ....... 2009North Dakota State ................... 0-2 ............ .000 .........2006 ....... 2007North Texas ........................... 4-22-3 ......... .190 .........1925 ....... 1994Northern Arizona ..................... 1-1 ............ .500 .........2001 ....... 2004Northern Iowa .......................... 3-6 ............ .333 .........1995 ....... 2011Northern Michigan ................... 1-0 ........... 1.000 ........1974 ....... 1974Northwestern State ....... 24-43-3 ..... .364 ...... 1924 .....2013Ouachita Baptist....................... 1-0 ........... 1.000 ........1932 ....... 1932Portland State .......................... 0-3 ............ .000 .........2001 ....... 2003Prairie View A&M ................... 5-1-1 .......... .787 .........1982 ....... 2013Rice .......................................... 0-2 ............ .000 .........1925 ....... 1926

OPPONENT REC. PCT. FIRST LASTRusk College ............................. 3-1 ............ .750 .........1924 ....... 1927Sam Houston State ........ 36-50-2 ..... .420 ...... 1923 .....2013Samford ................................... 2-0 ........... 1.000 ........1995 ....... 1996South Dakota State .................. 0-2 ............ .000 .........2007 ....... 2008Southeastern Louisiana ... 9-7-1 ....... .559 ...... 1950 .....2013Southern Arkansas ................... 1-0 ........... 1.000 ........1958 ....... 1958Southern Methodist ................. 0-2 ............ .000 .........2009 ....... 2012Southern Mississippi ................ 0-3 ............ .000 .........1946 ....... 1988Southern Utah .......................... 3-1 ............ .750 .........2002 ....... 2005Southwest Missouri State ......... 1-0 ........... 1.000 ........1989 ....... 1989Southwestern........................... 0-2 ............ .000 .........1924 ....... 1950Southwestern Oklahoma .......... 1-0 ........... 1.000 ........2012 ....... 2012St. Mary’s ................................. 0-1 ............ .000 .........1927 ....... 1927Sul Ross State .......................... 18-8 ........... .692 .........1950 ....... 1975Tarleton State ........................... 9-3 ............ .750 .........1930 ....... 2007Texarkana College .................... 0-2 ............ .000 .........1928 ....... 1929Texas A&M ............................... 0-3 ............ .000 .........1929 ....... 2010Texas A&M-Commerce .... 12-43-1 ..... .223 ...... 1924 .....2000Texas A&M-Kingsville ........... 12-29-1 ........ .298 .........1928 ....... 1985Texas-Arlington ...................... 1-3-1 .......... .300 .........1936 ....... 1984Texas Christian ......................... 0-1 ............ .000 .........2008 ....... 2008Texas College ............................ 1-0 ........... 1.000 ........2009 ....... 2009Texas Lutheran ......................... 3-3 ............ .500 .........1954 ....... 1979Texas Southern ......................... 1-0 ........... 1.000 ........1985 ....... 1985Texas State ........................... 28-57-1 ........ .331 .........1923 ....... 2012Texas Tech ................................ 0-2 ............ .000 .........2001 ....... 2013Trinity ..................................... 1-2-2 .......... .400 .........1932 ....... 1948Troy State ................................. 3-3 ............ .500 .........1993 ....... 2000Tulsa ......................................... 0-1 ............ .000 .........2006 ....... 2006UC Davis ................................... 2-0 ........... 1.000 ........2004 ....... 2005Utah State ................................ 0-1 ............ .000 .........1999 ....... 1999Villanova .................................. 0-1 ............ .000 .........2010 ....... 2010Weber State ......................0-1 ......... .000 ...... 2013 .....2013West Texas A&M ....................... 3-2 ............ .600 .........1927 ....... 1997Western Illinois ........................ 2-2 ............ .500 .........2005 ....... 2009Wingate ................................... 1-0 ........... 1.000 ........1999 ....... 1999Youngstown State .................. 2-1-1 .......... .625 .........1991 ....... 1995

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ALL-TIME OPPONENT SERIES RESULTSEAST CENTRAL

2-0 (1.000)1966 ..............H ............. W ............ 21-01967 ..............A ............. W .......... 27-14

EAST TEXAS BAPTIST3-0 (1.000)

1948 .............................. W ............ 36-61949 .............................. W ............ 19-71950 .............................. W .............. 7-0

EASTERN ILLINOIS1-0 (1.000)

1995 ..............H ............. W .......... 34-29

EASTERN NEW MEXICO1-0 (1.000)

1996 ..............H ............. W .......... 49-13

EASTERN WASHINGTON3-1 (.750)

1987 ..............H .............. L ............... 3-01988 ..............H ............. W .......... 48-101989 ..............A ............. W .......... 42-362009 ..............H ............. W ............ 33-0

FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL1-1 (.500)

2003 ..............A ............. W .......... 35-132004 ..............H .............. L ........... 31-24

FURMAN1-0 (1.000)

1989 ..............A ............. W .......... 21-19

GARDNER-WEBB1-0 (1.000)

1973 ..............N ............. W .......... 31-10

GEORGIA SOUTHERN0-2 (.000)

1988 ..............A .............. L ............. 27-61989 ..............A .............. L ........... 37-34

GRAMBLING STATE1-0 (1.000)

1989 ..............H ............. W .......... 59-56

HARDIN-SIMMONS0-1 (.000)

1963 ............................... L ............. 16-6

HENDERSON STATE9-3-1 (.731)

1938 .............................. W .............. 6-01939 .............................. W .............. 7-01940 .............................. W ............ 12-61941 ............................... T ........... 13-131977 ..............A .............. L ............. 30-71978 ..............H .............. L ............. 15-31979 ..............A ............. W ............ 21-31980 ..............H ............L (F) ............ 7-3 1994 ..............H ............. W ............ 51-01995 ..............H ............. W ............ 31-62002 ..............H ............. W ............ 55-72004 ..............H ............. W .......... 30-142005 ..............H ............. W .......... 49-38

HILLSBORO J.C.2-0 (1.000)

1923 .............................. W ............ 18-61924 .............................. W ............ 34-0

HOUSTON2-1 (.667)

1946 ............................... L ............. 16-71947 .............................. W .......... 25-141948 .............................. W .......... 23-13

HOWARD PAYNE16-13 (.552)

1956 ............................... L ............. 12-61957 .............................. W ............ 20-71958 ............................... L ............. 13-71959 .............................. W ............ 21-71960 ............................... L ........... 27-141961 ............................... L ............. 32-91962 .............................. W .......... 30-151963 .............................. W ............ 21-61964 .............................. W .......... 28-121965 ..............H ............. W ............ 25-01966 ..............A .............. L ............... 3-01967 ..............H .............. L ............... 6-31968 ..............A .............. L ........... 45-201969 ..............H ............. W .......... 45-211970 ..............A .............. L ............. 35-61971 ..............H .............. L ........... 38-271972 ..............A .............. L ........... 24-161973 ..............H .............. L ........... 34-101974 ..............A ............. W .......... 31-171975 ..............H .............. L ............. 14-91976 ..............A ............. W ............ 10-31977 ..............H ............. W ............ 31-31978 ..............A ............. W ............ 20-31979 ..............H ............. W .............. 8-01980 ..............A ............. W ............ 31-71981 ..............H .............. L ............. 14-61982 ..............A ............. W .......... 27-101983 ..............H ............. W .......... 17-101984 ..............H ............. W ............ 38-0

IDAHO0-2 (.000)

1993 ..............H .............. L ........... 38-301994 ..............A .............. L ........... 58-26

ILLINOIS STATE1-0 (1.000)

1973 ..............A ............. W .............. 9-7

INDIANA STATE1-0 (1.000)

2001 ..............A ............. W .......... 31-13

JACKSON STATE3-2 (.600)

1988 ..............H ............. W ............ 24-01989 ..............A ............. W .......... 41-281990 ..............H .............. L ........... 39-301991 ..............A .............. L ........... 31-161992 ..............H ............. W .......... 41-26

JACKSONVILLE STATE6-1 (.857)

1996 ..............H ............. W .......... 42-101997 ..............H ............. W .......... 41-151998 ..............A .............. L ........... 22-161999 ..............H ............. W .......... 33-162000 ..............A ............. W .......... 27-212001 ..............H ..........W (OT) ....... 44-372002 ..............A ............. W .......... 36-28

KENTUCKY WESLEYAN1-0 (1.000)

2008 ..............H ............. W ............ 49-0

LAMARFormerly Lamar J.C.

12-18-2 (.406)1923 ............................... L ............. 10-01924 ............................... L ............. 19-71925 ............................... T ............... 0-01936 .............................. W ............ 13-71937 ............................... L ............. 10-61938 ............................... T ........... 13-131951 ............................... L ........... 26-141952 ............................... L ............. 27-61953 ............................... L ........... 19-141954 .............................. W ............ 20-71955 .............................. W ............ 20-61956 .............................. W .......... 26-181957 ............................... L ........... 19-121958 ............................... L ............. 35-61959 ............................... L ............... 7-61960 ............................... L ............. 14-01961 ............................... L ........... 34-221962 ............................... L ........... 27-121963 .............................. W ............ 27-61978 ..............A .............. L ........... 20-181980 ..............H .............. L ........... 45-211981 ..............A ............. W .......... 13-101982 ..............H .............. L ........... 24-141983 ..............A .............. L ........... 24-231986 ..............H ............. W .......... 38-251987 ..............A .............. L ........... 28-261988 ..............H ............. W .......... 26-141989 ..............A ............. W .......... 44-202010 ..............H ............. W ............ 71-32011 ..............A ............. W .......... 69-102012 ..............H ............. W .......... 40-262013 ..............A .............. L ........... 46-45

LANGSTON1-0 (1.000)

2008 ..............H ............. W .......... 59-19

LIVINGSTON1-0 (1.000)

1993 ..............H ............. W .......... 49-28

LON MORRIS COLLEGE7-3-3 (.654)

1924 ............................... L ............... 3-01925 ............................... T ............... 0-01926 .............................. W ............ 33-01927 ............................... T ............... 0-01928 .............................. W ............ 12-01929 ............................... L ........... 27-131930 ............................... T ............... 6-61931 ............................... L ............. 19-01934 .............................. W ............ 10-21936 .............................. W ............ 12-01938 .............................. W .............. 6-01939 .............................. W ............ 13-01940 .............................. W ............ 40-0

LOUISIANA COLLEGE3-1 (.750)

1934 .............................. W ............ 13-61935 ............................... L ............... 6-01948 .............................. W .......... 21-121949 .............................. W ............ 13-6

LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTEFormerly Southwestern Louisiana

1-18-1 (.075)1925 ............................... L ............. 26-71926 ............................... L ............. 33-01932 ............................... L ............. 19-6

1933 ............................... L ............. 17-01934 ............................... L ........... 39-131935 ............................... L ............... 6-01937 ............................... L ............... 7-61938 ............................... L ............... 7-01939 ............................... T ............... 0-01940 ............................... L ............... 6-01941 ............................... L ............. 25-01946 ............................... L ............. 13-21947 ............................... L ............. 24-61950 ............................... L ........... 30-131951 ............................... L ........... 32-141952 .............................. W .......... 20-191953 ............................... L ............. 24-71959 ............................... L ........... 22-141960 ............................... L ............. 36-01986 ..............A .............. L ........... 28-17

LOUISIANA-MONROEFormerly Northeast Louisiana

5-10 (.333)1955 .............................. W ............ 15-61956 ............................... L ............. 21-71957 .............................. W ............ 10-71958 ............................... L ........... 14-121967 ..............H .............. L ............. 10-01968 ..............A .............. L ............. 42-01986 ..............A .............. L ............. 28-71988 ..............A ............. W ............ 20-31989 ..............H ............. W .......... 66-451990 ..............A .............. L ............. 10-31991 ..............H .............. L ........... 48-201992 ..............A .............. L ........... 41-221993 ..............A .............. L ........... 26-101998 ..............A .............. L ........... 21-102003 ..............A ............. W .......... 23-21

LOUISIANA TECH1-4 (.200)

1950 ............................... L ............. 21-61956 ............................... L ........... 37-141957 ............................... L ........... 19-131990 ..............A .............. L ........... 31-222000 ..............A ..........W (OT) ....... 34-31

MARSHALL COLLEGE2-1 (.667)

1923 ............................... T ............... 0-01925 .............................. W ............ 27-01926 .............................. W .......... 108-0

McMURRY6-6-2 (.500)

1927 ............................... T ............... 0-01928 ............................... L ............. 49-01929 ............................... L ............. 35-01930 ............................... L ........... 24-181931 .............................. W .............. 6-01965 ..............H ............. W .......... 45-291966 ..............A .............. T ............... 0-01967 ..............H ............. W ............ 10-31968 ..............A .............. L ............. 30-71969 ..............H ............. W ............ 63-91970 ..............A .............. L ........... 33-151971 ..............A .............. L ........... 30-292011 ..............H ............. W ............ 82-62013 ..............H ............. W .......... 50-13

McNEESE STATE13-18-2 (.424)

1951 ............................... T ........... 14-141952 ............................... L ............. 25-71953 .............................. W .......... 16-14

1954 .............................. W .......... 40-131959 ............................... L ............. 20-71960 ............................... L ............. 14-01987 ..............A .............. L ............. 20-81988 ..............H ............. W ............ 20-31989 ..............A ............. W .......... 42-141990 ..............H ............. W ............ 30-91991 ..............A .............. T ............... 7-71992 ..............H .............. L ............. 28-31993 ..............H .............. L ........... 21-201994 ..............A .............. L ............. 13-91995 ..............H .............. L ........... 34-161996 ..............A ............. W .......... 38-371997 ..............H ............. W ............ 13-71998 ..............A .............. L ........... 20-171999 ..............H ............. W .......... 40-142000 ..............A .............. L ............. 37-62001 ..............A ............. W .......... 26-142002 ..............H .............. L ........... 42-132003 ..............A .............. L ........... 20-172004 ..............H ............. W ............ 55-72005 ..............A .............. L ........... 33-232006 ..............H .............. L ........... 20-172007 ..............H .............. L ........... 49-202008 ..............A .............. L ........... 42-312009 ..............H ............. W .......... 16-132010 ..............A ............. W .......... 32-272011 ..............H ............. W .......... 31-172012 ..............A .............. L ........... 35-242013 ..............H .............. L ........... 69-38

MEMPHISFormerly Memphis State

0-1 (.000)1959 ............................... L ............. 20-7

MEXICO CITY COLLEGE2-0 (1.000)

1949 .............................. W ............ 55-01950 .............................. W ............ 49-6

MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE0-2 (.000)

1981 ..............H .............. L ........... 17-141983 ..............H .............. L ........... 36-29

MONTANA0-4 (.000)

1995 ..............A .............. L ........... 70-141997 ..............A .............. L ........... 24-101998 ..............H .............. L ........... 49-422009 ..............A .............. L ............. 51-0

MONTANA STATE2-4 (.333)

1992 ..............A .............. L ............. 13-61994 ..............H .............. L ........... 21-182002 ..............H ............. W .......... 30-132005 ..............A .............. L ............. 42-62012 ..............A .............. L ........... 43-352013 ..............H ............. W .......... 52-38

NEVADA1-2 (.333)

1978 ..............A .............. L ............. 32-01986 ..............A .............. L ........... 34-271987 ..............A ............. W .............. 9-7

NEW HAMPSHIRE1-1 (.500)

1997 ..............H ............. W .......... 17-141999 ..............A .............. L ........... 38-28


NEW MEXICO A&M1-0 (1.000)

1951 .............................. W ............ 27-7

NICHOLLS STATE23-7 (.767)

1984 ..............H .............. L ........... 25-211985 ..............A ............. W .......... 20-101986 ..............H .............. L ........... 20-141987 ..............A ............. W .......... 24-211988 ..............H ............. W ............ 30-71989 ..............H ............. W ............ 24-71990 ..............A ............L (F) ........ 41-231991 ..............A .............. L ............. 26-01992 ..............H ............. W ............ 21-61993 ..............H ............. W .......... 35-211994 ..............A ............. W .......... 24-101995 ..............H ............. W ............ 56-31996 ..............A ............. W .......... 27-111997 ..............H ............. W ............ 39-71998 ..............A .............. L ............. 14-71999 ..............H ............. W ............ 38-72000 ..............A ............. W .......... 27-202001 ..............H ............. W .......... 23-212002 ..............A ............. W .......... 17-142003 ..............H ............. W .......... 28-162004 ..............A .............. L ........... 41-232005 ..............H ..........W (OT) ....... 27-212006 ..............A ............. W .......... 16-132007 ..............H .............. L ........... 17-162008 ..............A ............. W .......... 50-392009 ..............H ............. W .......... 31-272010 ..............A ............. W .......... 48-132011 ..............A ............. W .......... 57-212012 ..............H ............. W .......... 44-102013 ..............H ............. W .......... 55-41

NORTH DAKOTA1-0 (1.000)

2009 ..............H ............. W .......... 65-31

NORTH DAKOTA STATE0-2 (.000)

2006 ..............H .............. L ............. 17-92007 ..............A .............. L ........... 28-18

NORTH TEXASFormerly North Texas State

4-22-3 (.190)1925 ............................... L ............. 10-01926 ............................... L ............... 9-61927 ............................... T ........... 12-121928 ............................... L ............. 13-61929 ............................... L ............. 31-01930 ............................... L ............. 13-61931 ............................... L ............. 33-01932 ............................... L ............. 31-01933 ............................... L ............. 22-61934 ............................... L ............. 14-01935 .............................. W .............. 9-71936 ............................... L ............. 27-71937 ............................... T ............... 6-61938 ............................... L ............. 21-61939 ............................... L ............. 14-01940 ............................... L ............. 27-01941 ............................... L ............. 28-01946 ............................... L ............... 9-01947 ............................... L ............. 13-71948 ............................... L ............. 19-61949 ............................... L ............. 25-61987 ..............H .............. L ........... 16-141988 ..............H ............. W .......... 17-101989 ..............A ............. W .......... 35-16

1990 ..............H .............. L ........... 31-241991 ..............A .............. L ........... 18-141992 ..............H .............. L ........... 21-111993 ..............A ............. W .......... 29-271994 ..............H .............. T ........... 33-33

NORTHERN ARIZONA1-1 (.500)

2001 ..............A .............. L ............. 10-32004 ..............H ..........W (OT) ....... 24-17

NORTHERN IOWA3-6 (.333)

1995 ..............H ............. W ............ 26-71996 ..............A .............. L ........... 38-121998 ..............H .............. L ........... 14-102000 ..............A .............. L ........... 37-302002 ..............A .............. L ........... 31-242003 ..............H .............. L ........... 38-242004 ..............A ............. W .......... 24-212010 ..............A ............. W .......... 22-202011 ..............H .............. L ........... 34-23

NORTHERN MICHIGAN1-0 (1.000)

1974 ..............A ............. W .......... 35-21

NORTHWESTERN STATEFormerly Louisiana Normal

24-43-3 (.364)1924 ............................... L ............... 7-31925 .............................. W .............. 7-61926 .............................. W ............ 28-01927 ............................... L ............... 6-01928 ............................... L ............. 21-01929 ............................... L ............. 41-61930 ............................... L ........... 21-201931 ............................... L ............. 18-01932 ............................... L ............. 39-01933 ............................... L ............. 38-01934 ............................... T ............... 0-01935 .............................. W ............ 13-61936 ............................... L ............. 20-71937 .............................. W .............. 2-01938 ............................... L ............... 6-01939 ............................... L ............. 20-61940 .............................. W ............ 14-71946 ............................... L ............. 25-61956 .............................. W .......... 14-121957 ............................... L ............. 20-71959 ............................... T ........... 14-141960 ............................... L ............. 14-01961 ............................... L ........... 35-191962 ............................... L ............. 23-61963 .............................. W ............ 10-01964 ............................... L ........... 34-141969 ..............A .............. L ........... 37-351970 ..............H .............. L ............... 9-71971 ..............H .............. L ............. 18-71972 ..............A .............. L ............. 20-71974 ..............A ............. W .......... 14-131975 ..............H ............. W .......... 17-131976 ..............A .............. L ............. 47-01977 ..............H .............. L ............. 20-61978 ..............H .............. L ........... 21-141979 ..............A .............. L ........... 27-211980 ..............H .............. L ............. 22-31981 ..............A .............. L ........... 42-131982 ..............H .............. L ........... 28-141983 ..............A ............. W .......... 27-251984 ..............H ............. W .......... 22-181985 ..............A ............. W .......... 19-101986 ..............H ............. W .......... 28-14

1987 ..............A .............. L ........... 33-211988 ..............H .............. L ........... 20-171989 ..............A .............. T ........... 17-171990 ..............H .............. L ............. 20-31991 ..............A .............. L ............. 52-01992 ..............H .............. L ........... 24-101993. .............A ............. W .......... 51-201994 ..............H ............. W .......... 34-131995 ..............A ............. W .......... 25-201996 ..............H .............. L ........... 17-101997 ..............A .............. L ........... 38-241998 ..............H .............. L ........... 35-211999 ..............A ............. W .......... 29-142000 ..............H ............. W ............ 17-32001 ..............A .............. L ........... 31-172002 ..............H .............. L ........... 42-352003 ..............A ............. W .......... 44-142004 ..............H .............. L ........... 37-162005 ..............A .............. L ........... 41-212006 ..............H ............. W .......... 20-112007 ..............A .............. L ........... 31-122008 ..............H .............. L ........... 34-242009 ..............A ............. W .......... 19-102010 ..............H ............. W .......... 36-132011 ..............A ............. W ............ 33-02012 ..............H ............. W .......... 34-172013 ..............A .............. L ........... 40-27

OUACHITA BAPTIST1-0 (1.000)

1932 .............................. W ............ 13-0

PORTLAND STATE0-3 (.000)

2001 ..............H .............. L ........... 16-132002 ..............A .............. L ........... 31-232003 ..............H .............. L ........... 21-13

PRAIRIE VIEW A&M5-1-1 (.787)

1982 ..............H ............. W ............ 17-01983 ..............H ............. W ............ 37-61984 ..............H ............. W .......... 43-141986 ..............H ............. W .......... 46-141987 ..............H .............. T ........... 13-131988 ..............H ............. W ............ 38-32013 ..............H .............. L ........... 56-48

RICE0-2 (.000)

1925 ............................... L ............. 33-01926 ............................... L ............. 25-0

RUSK COLLEGE3-1 (.750)

1924 .............................. W ............ 22-01925 .............................. W .............. 6-01926 .............................. W ............ 13-71927 ............................... L ............. 12-0

SAM HOUSTON STATE36-50-2 (.420)

1923 .............................. W ............ 19-61924 .............................. W .............. 3-21925 ............................... L ............... 6-01926 ............................... L ............. 38-01927 ............................... L ............... 6-01928 ............................... L ............... 8-21929 .............................. W .......... 14-121930 ............................... L ............. 20-01931 .............................. W .............. 3-01932 ............................... L ............. 14-01933 ............................... T ............... 6-6

1934 .............................. W .............. 7-61935 .............................. W ............ 33-01936 .............................. W .............. 7-61937 ............................... L ............... 8-01938 ............................... L ............. 13-61939 ............................... L ............. 14-01940 ............................... L ............. 27-71941 ............................... L ........... 20-131946 ............................... L ............. 20-71947 .............................. W ............ 13-01948 .............................. W ............ 12-01949 .............................. W .......... 51-141950 ............................... L ............. 20-61951 .............................. W ............ 14-01952 ............................... L ........... 32-201953 ............................... L ........... 25-141954 ............................... L ........... 42-251955 ............................... L ............. 27-61956 ............................... L ............. 31-01957 .............................. W .......... 28-271958 ............................... L ........... 21-121959 ............................... L ............... 6-01960 ............................... L ............. 16-71961 ............................... L ........... 41-161962 ............................... L ........... 29-261963 .............................. W .......... 14-131964 ............................... L ............. 21-81965 ..............A ............. W .......... 14-131966 ..............H ............. W .......... 21-141967 ..............A ............. W ............ 29-31968 ..............H .............. L ........... 30-281969 ..............A ............. W .......... 38-281970 ..............H .............. L ........... 25-181971 ..............A ............. W ............ 10-61972 ..............H .............. L ........... 31-191973 ..............A ............. W ............ 14-71974 ..............H ............. W .......... 26-181975 ..............A .............. L ............... 8-71976 ..............N .............. T ........... 14-141976 ..............H .............. L ............... 8-71977 ..............H ............. W .......... 17-131978 ..............A .............. L ........... 37-131979 ..............H ............. W .......... 42-201980 ..............A ............. W ............ 23-61981 ..............H .............. L ........... 18-171982 ..............A ............. W ............ 40-61983 ..............H ............. W .......... 27-101984 ..............A .............. L ............. 20-71985 ..............H .............. L ........... 28-211986 ..............A .............. L ........... 30-261987 ..............H .............. L ........... 31-171988 ..............A ............. W .......... 17-101989 ..............H ............. W ............ 45-71990 ..............A .............. L ............. 23-31991 ..............H ............. W ............ 13-31992 ..............A .............. L ........... 34-231993 ..............A ............. W .......... 24-201994 ..............H ............. W ............ 42-61995 ..............A ............. W .......... 38-221996 ..............H .............. L ........... 14-101997 ..............A .............. L ........... 33-281998 ..............H ............. W ............ 38-71999 ..............A ............. W .......... 45-312000 ..............H .............. L ........... 52-412001 ..............A .............. L ........... 24-212002 ..............H .............. L ............. 10-72003 ..............A ............. W .......... 34-312004 ..............H .............. L ........... 31-282005 ..............A .............. L ........... 52-242006 ..............H .............. L ........... 21-172007 ..............H .............. L ........... 45-172008 ..............A ...........L (OT) ....... 34-312009 ..............H ............. W ............ 42-3

2010 ..............N ............. W .......... 31-282011 ..............N .............. L ........... 45-102012 ..............N .............. L ........... 51-432013 ..............N .............. L ........... 56-49

SAMFORD2-0 (1.000)

1995 ..............A ............. W .......... 31-101996 ..............H ............. W .......... 43-14

SOUTH DAKOTA STATE0-2 (.000)

2007 ..............A .............. L ............. 45-02008 ..............H .............. L ........... 50-48

SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA9-7-1 (.559)

1950 .............................. W ............ 21-01951 .............................. W ............ 14-61952 ............................... L ............. 21-71953 ............................... L ............. 35-01981 ..............H .............. L ........... 33-241982 ..............A ............. W ............ 30-01984 ..............A .............. T ........... 21-211985 ..............H ............. W .......... 27-122005 ..............H .............. L ........... 45-232006 ..............A ............. W .......... 35-102007 ..............H .............. L ............. 21-32008 ..............H ............. W .......... 48-452009 ..............A ............. W .......... 41-102010 ..............H ............. W .......... 51-142011 ..............H ............. W .......... 28-202012 ..............A .............. L ........... 42-272013 ..............A .............. L ........... 56-14

SOUTHERN ARKANSAS1-0 (1.000)

1958 .............................. W ............ 34-0

SOUTHERN METHODIST0-2 (.000)

2009 ..............A .............. L ........... 31-232012 ..............A .............. L ............. 52-0

SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI0-3 (.000)

1946 ............................... L ............... 7-01947 ............................... L ............. 20-71988 ..............A .............. L ............. 21-7

SOUTHERN UTAH3-1 (.750)

2002 ..............H ............. W ............ 52-62003 ..............A .............. L ........... 22-212004 ..............H ............. W .......... 24-212005 ..............A ............. W .......... 40-17

SOUTHWEST MISSOURI STATE1-0 (1.000)

1989 ..............H ............. W .......... 55-25SOUTHWESTERN

0-2 (.000)1924 ............................... L ............. 33-01950 ............................... L ............... 7-0

SOUTHWESTERN OKLAHOMA1-0 (1.000)

2012 ..............H ............. W .......... 49-14

ST. MARY’S0-1 (.000)

1927 ............................... L ............. 19-0



SUL ROSS STATE18-8 (.692)

1950 ............................... L ............. 34-71951 ............................... L ........... 34-191952 .............................. W ............ 28-71953 ............................... L ........... 31-141954 .............................. W .......... 40-141955 .............................. W ............ 13-01956 .............................. W .............. 9-71957 .............................. W ............ 19-01958 .............................. W ............ 38-61959 .............................. W ............ 33-61960 .............................. W ............ 14-91961 .............................. W ............ 13-01962 ............................... L ............. 22-81963 .............................. W .......... 34-141964 .............................. W ............ 21-01965 ..............A .............. L ............. 21-81966 ..............H .............. L ........... 14-131967 ..............A ............. W .......... 31-301968 ..............H ............. W ............ 21-71969 ..............A ............. W ............ 34-71970 ..............H .............. L ............. 17-71971 ..............A .............. L ........... 20-141972 ..............H ............. W .......... 45-171973 ..............A ............. W .......... 38-221974 ..............H ............. W ............ 14-71975 ..............A ............. W .......... 35-13

TARLETON STATE9-3 (.750)

1930 .............................. W ............ 14-01963 .............................. W ............ 28-01964 .............................. W ............ 17-31969 ..............H ............. W .......... 28-191970 ..............A .............. L ........... 21-131971 ..............H ............. W ............ 42-71972 ..............A ............. W .......... 40-181973 ..............H ............. W .......... 49-281974 ..............A ............. W ............ 34-71975 ..............H .............. L ........... 15-141998 ..............H ............. W ............ 28-32007 ..............H ..........L (OT) ....... 27-24

TEXARKANA COLLEGE0-2 (.000)

1928 ............................... L ............. 20-01929 ............................... L ........... 38-18

TEXAS A&M0-3 (.000)

1929 ............................... L ............. 54-01935 ............................... L ............. 37-62010 ..............A .............. L ............. 48-7

TEXAS A&M-COMMERCEFormerly East Texas State

12-43-1 (.223)1924 ............................... L ............. 12-21926 .............................. W ............ 14-01927 .............................. W ............ 21-01928 ............................... L ............. 25-01929 ............................... T ............... 6-61930 ............................... L ............. 13-01931 ............................... L ............... 8-61932 ............................... L ............. 13-01933 ............................... L ............. 13-61934 ............................... L ............. 13-61935 ............................... L ............. 18-61936 ............................... L ............. 18-01937 ............................... L ............. 33-01938 ............................... L ............... 7-61939 ............................... L ............. 13-0

1940 ............................... L ............. 27-71941 ............................... L ............. 20-01946 ............................... L ............. 39-01947 ............................... L ............. 27-01948 .............................. W ............ 14-61949 ............................... L ............. 13-01950 .............................. W .......... 19-131951 ............................... L ........... 21-191952 ............................... L ............. 54-71953 ............................... L ............. 39-01954 ............................... L ........... 25-211955 ............................... L ........... 33-141956 .............................. W .......... 27-141957 ............................... L ........... 19-121958 ............................... L ........... 48-121959 ............................... L ............. 43-01960 ............................... L ........... 20-141961 ............................... L ............. 16-61962 ............................... L ............. 39-61963 ............................... L ............. 14-81964 .............................. W .......... 28-201965 ..............A ............. W .......... 17-121966 ..............H ............. W ............ 24-71967 ..............A .............. L ........... 12-101968 ..............H .............. L ........... 28-201969 ..............A .............. L ........... 36-351970 ..............H .............. L ........... 34-251971 ..............A .............. L ........... 44-221972 ..............H .............. L ............. 21-91973 ..............A ............. W .......... 49-201974 ..............H .............. L ............. 31-31975 ..............A .............. L ............. 27-01976 ..............H .............. L ............. 38-71977 ..............A .............. L ............. 35-01978 ..............H ............. W ............ 23-01979 ..............A .............. L ........... 31-211980 ..............H .............. L ............. 44-71981 ..............A .............. L ............. 30-61982 ..............H ............. W .......... 17-141983 ..............A .............. L ........... 23-212000 ..............H ............. W .......... 48-21

TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLEFormerly Texas A&I

12-29-1 (.298)1928 ............................... L ............. 45-01931 ............................... L ............. 46-71937 ............................... L ............. 33-61939 ............................... T ............... 0-01940 ............................... L ............. 18-71941 ............................... L ............. 55-71946 ............................... L ........... 23-201947 .............................. W ............ 15-71952 .............................. W .......... 14-121953 ............................... L ............... 7-61954 .............................. W ............ 14-71955 ............................... L ........... 13-121956 ............................... L ........... 33-131957 .............................. W ............ 32-01958 ............................... L ............... 7-01959 .............................. W ............ 24-71960 ............................... L ........... 40-131961 ............................... L ........... 34-121962 ............................... L ............. 31-81963 .............................. W ............ 16-61964 ............................... L ............. 20-01965 ..............H .............. L ........... 43-211966 ..............A ............. W .......... 22-211967 ..............H .............. L ............. 16-01968 ..............A .............. L ............. 33-01969 ..............H .............. L ........... 49-251970 ..............H .............. L ........... 14-131971 ..............A .............. L ........... 22-21

1972 ..............H .............. L ............. 26-71973 ..............A .............. L ........... 31-141974 ..............H .............. L ........... 28-241975 ..............A .............. L ............. 49-01976 ..............H .............. L ............. 77-71977 ..............A .............. L ............. 36-81978 ..............H .............. L ............. 32-81979 ..............A .............. L ........... 31-101980 ..............H ............. W ............ 14-01981 ..............A .............. L ........... 41-101982 ..............H ............. W .......... 35-211983 ..............A ............. W .......... 41-141984 ..............H ............. W ............ 17-01985 ..............A ............. W .......... 28-21

TEXAS-ARLINGTON1-3-1 (.300)

1936 ............................... T ............... 7-71960 ............................... L ............. 14-71961 ............................... L ............. 26-01962 ............................... L ........... 35-141984 ..............A ............. W .......... 27-21

TEXAS CHRISTIAN0-1 (.000)

2008 ..............A .............. L ............. 67-7

TEXAS COLLEGE1-0 (1.000)

2009 ..............H ............. W ............ 92-0

TEXAS LUTHERAN3-3 (.500)

1954 .............................. W ............ 33-61955 .............................. W ............ 64-01961 ............................... L ............. 13-01962 ............................... L ............. 21-61976 ..............H .............. L ........... 35-181979 ..............H ............. W ............ 58-0

TEXAS SOUTHERN1-0 (1.000)

1985 ..............H ............. W .......... 55-12

TEXAS STATEFormerly Southwest Texas State

28-57-1 (.331)1923 ............................... L ............. 47-61924 ............................... L ............. 23-61925 ............................... L ............. 12-01926 ............................... L ............... 7-01927 ............................... L ............. 14-01928 ............................... L ............. 20-01929 ............................... L ............. 24-71930 ............................... L ............... 6-01931 ............................... L ............. 19-01932 ............................... L ............. 25-61933 ............................... L ............. 26-01934 ............................... T ........... 19-191935 .............................. W ............ 14-01936 .............................. W ............ 14-71937 ............................... L ............. 25-61938 ............................... L ............. 33-01939 .............................. W ............ 13-61940 .............................. W ............ 13-71941 ............................... L ............. 28-01946 ............................... L ............. 13-71947 ............................... L ............. 20-01948 ............................... L ............... 3-01949 .............................. W .......... 23-201950 .............................. W .......... 21-141951 .............................. W .......... 26-201952 ............................... L ........... 20-10

1953 ............................... L ............. 34-71954 ............................... L ............... 7-61955 ............................... L ........... 26-201956 ............................... L ............. 32-61957 .............................. W .......... 20-131958 ............................... L ........... 19-131959 .............................. W ............ 14-61960 ............................... L ............. 17-01961 ............................... L ........... 29-211962 ............................... L ............. 40-71963 ............................... L ........... 20-171964 ............................... L ........... 21-151965 ..............H ............. W .......... 17-131966 ..............A .............. L ............. 20-71967 ..............H .............. L ........... 14-131968 ..............A .............. L ............. 43-61969 ..............H ............. W .......... 42-241970 ..............A ............. W .......... 21-171971 ..............H .............. L ........... 49-221972 ..............A .............. L ........... 24-201973 ..............H ............. W .......... 17-131974 ..............A ............. W ............ 12-71975 ..............H .............. L ............. 19-31976 ..............A .............. L ............. 34-01977 ..............H .............. L ............. 14-91978 ..............A .............. L ............... 9-01979 ..............H ............. W .......... 28-141980 ..............A .............. L ........... 34-201981 ..............H .............. L ............. 38-61982 ..............A .............. L ........... 31-211983 ..............H ............. W .......... 27-241984 ..............A .............. L ............. 24-71985 ..............H ............. W .......... 43-211986 ..............A .............. L ........... 34-281987 ..............H .............. L ............... 7-31988 ..............A ............. W .......... 27-101989 ..............H ............. W .......... 32-211990 ..............A .............. L ............. 24-01991 ..............H .............. L ........... 31-151992 ..............A .............. L ........... 17-141993 ..............H ............. W ............ 29-71994 ..............A ............. W .......... 24-191995 ..............H ............. W .......... 50-211996 ..............A .............. L ........... 31-191997 ..............H ............. W .......... 31-281998 ..............A .............. L ............. 14-71999 ..............H ............. W .......... 28-172000 ..............A .............. L ........... 38-212001 ..............H ............. W .......... 35-132002 ..............A ............. W .......... 30-212003 ..............H ............. W .......... 44-272004 ..............A .............. L ........... 17-142005 ..............H .............. L ........... 38-212006 ..............A ............. W .......... 24-132007 ..............H .............. L ........... 52-292008 ..............H .............. L ........... 62-212009 ..............A .............. L ............. 28-72010 ..............H .............. L ........... 27-242011 ..............H .............. L ........... 35-262012 ..............A .............. L ........... 41-37

TEXAS TECH0-2 (.000)

2001 ..............A .............. L ............. 58-32013 ..............A .............. L ........... 61-13

TRINITY1-2-2 (.400)

1932 ............................... L ............. 14-01933 ............................... L ............. 13-01941 .............................. W .............. 6-01947 ............................... T ............... 0-01948 ............................... T ............... 7-7

TROY STATE3-3 (.500)

1993 ..............A .............. L ........... 42-201996 ..............H ............. W .......... 13-101997 ..............A ............. W .......... 20-131998 ..............H ............. W .......... 21-141999 ..............A .............. L ............. 27-72000 ..............H .............. L ............... 6-0

TULSA0-1 (.000)

2006 ..............A .............. L ............. 45-7

UC DAVIS2-0 (1.000)

2004 ..............A ............. W .......... 21-192005 ..............H ............. W .......... 27-17

UTAH STATE0-1 (.000)

1999 ..............A .............. L ........... 51-17

VILLANOVA0-1 (.000)

2010 ..............H .............. L ........... 54-24

WEBER STATE0-1 (.000)

2013 ..............A .............. L ........... 50-40

WEST TEXAS A&M3-2 (.600)

1927 ............................... L ............. 27-61930 ............................... L ............. 64-01986 ..............H ............. W .......... 36-311987 ..............A ............. W .............. 7-31997 ..............H ............. W .......... 35-17

WESTERN ILLINOIS2-2 (.500)

2005 ..............H ............. W .......... 63-362007 ..............H .............. L ........... 34-132008 ..............A .............. L ........... 34-142009 ..............A ............. W .......... 40-30

WINGATE1-0 (1.000)

1999 ..............H ............. W .......... 73-11

YOUNGSTOWN STATE2-1-1 (.625)

1991 ..............H .............. L ............. 16-91993 ..............H ............. W .......... 35-151994 ..............A .............. T ........... 10-101995 ..............A ............. W ............ 27-0



LUMBERJACK CONFERENCE HISTORYStephen F. Austin State Teachers College, cre-ated by the 36th Texas Legislature in 1921, opened its doors on September 18, 1923. That same year, the Lumberjacks took to the gridiron for the first time, playing their home games at Birdwell Field as part of the first expansion of SFA. Following is the history of the Stephen F. Austin football program, which will be playing its 88th season in 2014.

1923Stephen F. Austin begins competition in foot-ball, playing games at Birdwell Field.

1931The Lone Star Conference was formed on April 25, 1931, from institutions in the old Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association. Charter members of the conference were SFA, East Texas State (now Texas A&M-Commerce), North Texas State, Sam Houston State and Southwest Texas State. Championship compe-tition began with the 1932 season.

1938The Lone Star Conference joins the National Collegiate Athletic Association.

1942Stephen F. Austin suspends competition in football due to World War II. The Lumberjack football program took a four-year hiatus, re-suming competition in the fall of 1946.

1946Houston joins the Lone Star Conference. SFA also begins playing home games at newly constructed Memorial Stadium.

1947Trinity joins the Lone Star Conference.

1949Houston, North Texas and Trinity withdraw from the Lone Star Conference.

1950Sul Ross State joins the Lone Star Conference.

1951Lamar joins the Lone Star Conference.

1954Texas A&I (now Texas A&M-Kingsville) joins the Lone Star Conference.

1956Howard Payne joins the Lone Star Conference.

1963Lamar withdraws from the Lone Star Confer-ence.

1966McMurry joins the Lone Star Conference.

1970Angelo State and Tarleton State join the Lone Star Conference.

1971McMurry withdraws from the Lone Star Con-ference. SFA plays its final game in Memorial Stadium as it is removed to make room for a new library and classroom buildings. Con-struction delays on a new stadium force the ‘Jacks to play their home games at Nacogdo-ches High School during the 1972 season.

1973Abilene Christian joins the Lone Star Confer-ence. SFA opens its new on-campus Lumber-jack Stadium and makes its first postseason appearance, defeating Gardner-Webb in the 1973 Poulty Bowl.

1975Sul Ross State and Tarleton State withdraw from the Lone Star Conference.

1980SFA and the Lone Star Conference join NCAA Division II, leaving the NAIA.

1983SFA, along with Sam Houston State and Southwest Texas, leave the Lone Star Confer-ence to form the Gulf Star Conference on Sep-tember 26, 1983, and begin competition in the fall of 1984. Nicholls State, Northwestern State and Southeastern Louisiana comprised the six-team conference.

1986SFA officially begins competing at the NCAA Division I-AA level on September 1, 1986. Southeastern Louisiana drops football as a varsity sport, withdrawing from the Gulf Star Conference.

1987SFA, along with Northwestern State, Sam Houston State and Southwest Texas, with-draw from the Gulf Star Conference to join the Southland Conference. The four teams expanded the conference to six teams, joining McNeese State and North Texas.

1988Northeast Louisiana (now Louisiana-Monroe) joins the Southland Conference.

1991Nicholls State joins the Southland Conference.

1993Northeast Louisiana withdraws from the Southland Conference.

1994North Texas withdraws from the Southland Conference.

1996The Southland Conference drops football as a sanctioned sport as the remaining six foot-ball-playing schools formed the Southland Football League, beginning competition in

the fall of 1996. Troy State joins the confer-ence, joining SFA, McNeese State, Nicholls State, Northwestern State, Sam Houston State and Southwest Texas State.

1997Jacksonville State joins the Southland Football League.

2000Troy State withdraws from the Southland Football League.

2002The Southland Conference re-sanctions foot-ball, causing the dissolving of the Southland Football League. The seven teams competed as members of the Southland Conference in the 2002 season with Jacksonville State with-drawing from the conference at the conclusion of the season.

2005Southeastern Louisiana reinstates its football program and begins competing in the South-land Conference during the 2005 season.

2007Central Arkansas begins its transition from Division II to the Division I-AA level and begins competing in the Southland Conference.

2010Texas State, one of SFA’s longest standing rivalries, withdraws from the Southland Con-ference to make the transition to the Division I FBS level. The departure ends a 79-year run with the ‘Jacks and Bobcats squaring off as conference opponents.

2011Lamar reinstates its football program and be-gins competing in the Southland Conference during the 2011 season.

2013The Southland Conference announces the additions of Houston Baptist, Abilene Chris-tian and Incarnate Word to the conference. Houston Baptist began its football program, beginning in the 2013 season, while Abilene Christian and Incarnate Word have begun the transition from Division II to the Division I FCS level. All three teams will begin competing in the Southland Conference beginning in the 2014 season.

ALL-TIME CONFERENCEOPPONENTS

LONE STAR CONFERENCE1932-83

School YearsEast Texas State ............................. 1932-83 Now Texas A&M-CommerceSam Houston State ........................ 1932-83Southwest Texas State ................... 1932-83 Now Texas StateNorth Texas State .......................... 1932-48 Now North TexasHouston ........................................ 1946-48Trinity ............................................ 1947-48Sul Ross State ................................ 1950-75Lamar ............................................ 1951-63Texas A&I ...................................... 1954-83 Now Texas A&M-KingsvilleHoward Payne ............................... 1956-83McMurry ....................................... 1966-71Tarleton State ................................ 1970-75Angelo State ................................. 1970-83Abilene Christian ........................... 1973-83

GULF STAR CONFERENCE1984-86

School YearsSam Houston State ........................ 1984-86Southwest Texas State ................... 1984-86Nicholls State ................................ 1984-86Northwestern State ....................... 1984-86Southeastern Louisiana ................. 1984-85

SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE1987-Present *

School YearsSam Houston State .................... 1987-PresentMcNeese State .......................... 1987-PresentNorthwestern State ................... 1987-PresentSouthwest Texas State ................. 1987-2010North Texas ................................... 1987-94Northeast Louisiana ...................... 1988-93 Now Louisiana-MonroeNicholls State ............................ 1991-PresentTroy State .................................... 1996-2000Jacksonville State ........................ 1997-2002Southeastern Louisiana ............. 2005-PresentCentral Arkansas ....................... 2007-PresentLamar ........................................ 2011-PresentAbilene Christian ....................... 2014-PresentHouston Baptist ........................ 2014-PresentIncarnate Word .......................... 2014-Present

* The Southland Conference dropped football following the 1996 season. The football-playing schools created the Southland Football League and competed against each other until the Southland Conference reinstituted football prior to the 2002 season.


AMERICAN FOOTBALL COACHESFCS (I-AA)

YEAR PLAYER POS. 1986 Darrell Harkless ................................SS 1988 Eric Lokey .........................................LB 1989 David Whitmore ...............................FS 1993 Cedric Walker ...................................FS 1995 Joey Wylie ........................................OT 1996 Jeremiah Trotter ...............................LB 1997 Mikhael Ricks ..................................WR Jeremiah Trotter ...............................LB 1998 Chad Stanley .....................................P 2003 Brent Hafford ....................................S 2010 Kenneth Charles...............................DL Jeremy Moses ................................. QB

ASSOCIATED PRESS FCS (I-AA) YEAR PLAYER POS. 1989 David Whitmore ...............................FS 1993 Cedrick Walker .................................FS 1995 Joey Wylie ........................................OT 1997 Mikhael Ricks ..................................WR Jeremiah Trotter ...............................LB 1998 Chad Stanley .....................................P 2003 Brent Hafford ....................................S 2010 Gralyn Crawford ...............................RS Jeremy Moses ................................. QB 2011 George Bias ......................................OL

ASSOCIATED PRESS LITTLE YEAR PLAYER POS. 1951 James “Buddy” Terry ........................DE 1959 Bobby Silva ...................................... G

BEYOND SPORTS COLLEGE NETWORK YEAR PLAYER POS. 2012 Cordell Roberson .............................WR

COLLEGE SPORTING NEWS YEAR PLAYER POS. 2009 Duane Brooks..................................WR Tim Knicky .......................................DE Jeremy Moses ................................. QB 2010 Kenneth Charles...............................DE Gralyn Crawford .............................. AP Jeremy Moses ................................. QB 2012 Cordell Roberson .............................WR

COLLEGE SPORTS MADNESS YEAR PLAYER POS. 2012 Cordell Roberson .............................WR

FOOTBALL GAZETTE FCS (I-AA) YEAR PLAYER POS. 1995 Damiyon Bell ...................................SS 1996 Jeremiah Trotter ...............................LB 2002 Greg Barnum ....................................C 2005 Keldrick Holman ............................. DB

KODAK YEAR PLAYER POS. 1985 James Noble ...................................WR

NAIA DIVISION I YEAR PLAYER POS. 1967 James Greer .....................................DT Tim Martindale ................................LB 1969 Robert Pearce ................................. QB 1979 Paul Hood ....................................... RB Ron Haynes ......................................DT 1974 Gordon Booker .................................DT

THE SPORTING NEWS I-AA YEAR PLAYER POS. 1989 Jeff Jackson .......................................C

THE SPORTS NETWORK FCS (I-AA) YEAR PLAYER POS. 1993 Cedrick Walker .................................FS 1997 Mikhael Ricks ..................................WR 1998 Chad Stanley .....................................P 2003 Brent Hafford ....................................S 2010 Gralyn Crawford ...............................RS Jeremy Moses ................................. QB 2011 Gralyn Crawford ...............................RS

WALTER CAMP I-AA YEAR PLAYER POS. 1988 Bruce Alexander...............................CB David Gibbs ......................................DT Eric Lokey .........................................LB Keith Melcher ..................................DE 1993 Cedric Walker ...................................FS 1995 Lee Kirk ........................................... OG 1997 Mikhael Ricks ..................................WR Jeremiah Trotter ...............................LB 1998 Chad Stanley .....................................P 2009 Tim Knicky .......................................DE 2010 Gralyn Crawford ...............................RS Jeremy Moses ................................. QB

WALTER PAYTON AWARD WINNERFormer Lumberjack quarterback JEREMY MOSES was named the 2010 Walter Payton Award winner, given annually to the most outstanding offensive player in the NCAA Division I Foot-ball Championship Subdivision (FCS). The first Walter Payton Award winner at both Stephen F. Austin and the Southland Conference, Moses closed out his career as both the SFA and SLC all-time leader in passing yards (13,401), completions (1,184) and touchdowns (121). He was named a first-team All-American by five different outlets, being named a two-time first team All-American by the College Sporting News, and holds six of the top passing records in SFA history.

lumberjack first team all-americans

LUMBERJACKS IN THE PROS CLASS PLAYER TEAMS 1950 “Bum” Phillips San Diego (Asst. Coach) Houston (Head Coach) New Orleans (Head Coach) 1951 Bobby Cross Chicago Bears Los Angeles Rams San Francisco 49ers Chicago Cardinals Boston Patriots (AFL) 1952 Bill Autrey Chicago Bears 1956 Jimmy Murphy Chicago Cardinals 1958 George Shirkey Houston Oilers Oakland Raiders 1962 James Nixon Oakland Raiders Houston Oilers Montreal Alouettes (CFL) 1963 Bud Marshall Green Bay Packers Atlanta Falcons Washington Redskins Houston Oilers 1965 Robert Neff Miami Dolphins 1966 Tom McNeil New Orleans Saints Minnesota Vikings Philadelphia Eagles 1969 Andy Hopkins Houston Oilers Hamilton Tiger Cats (CFL) Montreal Alouettes (CFL) 1969 Mark Moseley Philadelphia Eagles Houston Oilers Washington Redskins * Cleveland Browns 1969 Robert Pearce Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL) Minnesota Vikings 1971 Larry Eaglin Houston Oilers 1973 Sam Hunt New England Patriots 1979 Bill Cosper Atlanta Falcons 1979 Clay Rule British Columbia Lions (CFL) Oakland Invaders (USFL) Oklahoma Outlaws (USFL) 1981 Ben Watts New Jersey Generals (USFL) 1983 Duan Hanks Philadelphia Stars (USFL) Miami Dolphins 1983 R.L. Harris Philadelphia Stars (USFL) 1984 Todd Fowler Houston Gamblers (USFL) Dallas Cowboys 1984 Michael LeBlanc New England Patriots 1985 Floyd Dixon Atlanta Falcons Philadelphia Eagles 1985 Anthony Newsome Houston Oilers 1985 James Noble Washington Redskins Indianapolis Colts Toronto Argonauts (CFL) 1987 Emil Slovacek San Diego Chargers 1987 Todd Whitten New England Patriots 1988 Bruce Alexander Detroit Lions Miami Dolphins 1989 Larry Centers Phoenix/Arizona Cardinals Washington Redskins Buffalo Bills New England Patriots * 1989 Todd Hammel Tampa Bay Buccaneers Atlanta Falcons NY-NJ Knights (WLAF) Colorado Crush (ArFL) 1989 Pat Jackson Atlanta Falcons 1989 Anthony Landry New England Patriots 1989 David Whitmore New York Giants San Francisco 49ers * Kansas City Chiefs Philadelphia Eagles 1990 Eric Wright Chicago Bears 1991 Eric Johnson Calgary Stampeders (CFL) 1992 Leo Araguz Oakland Raiders Detroit Lions Minnesota Vikings Seattle Seahawks 1992 Chuck Rawlison Las Vegas Posse (CFL) 1993 Curtis Luper Houston Oilers 1993 Cedrick Walker Chicago Bears

* - Super Bowl Champion

CLASS PLAYER TEAMS 1994 Octus Polk Chicago Bears 1994 Terrance Shaw San Diego Chargers Miami Dolphins New England Patriots* Oakland Raiders Minnesota Vikings 1995 Brian Jones Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1995 James Ritchey Houston/Tennessee Oilers 1995 Joey Wylie Oakland Raiders 1996 Kerry Bennett Washington Redskins 1996 Anthony DeGrate Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1996 Larry Echols Washington Redskins 1996 Mike Quinn Pittsburgh Steelers Dallas Cowboys Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL) 1996 Craig Warren Carolina Panthers 1997 Aaron DeLaTorre Pittsburgh Steelers Dallas Cowboys Scottish Claymores (WLAF) 1997 Mikhael Ricks San Diego Chargers Kansas City Chiefs Detroit Lions 1997 Champ Traylor San Diego Chargers 1997 Jeremiah Trotter Philadelphia Eagles Washington Redskins Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1998 Jeff Kelly Atlanta Falcons 1998 Chad Stanley San Francisco 49ers Arizona Cardinals Houston Texans Indianapolis Colts 1999 KaRon Coleman Denver Broncos Ottawa Renegades (CFL) 2000 Derrick Blalock Kansas City Chiefs New York Jets 2001 Wes Pate Baltimore Ravens 2001 Vince Walker Tennessee Titans 2002 Greg Barnum Ottawa Roughriders (CFL) Green Bay Blizzard (AFL2) 2002 Anthony Dingle Tennessee Titans 2002 Lawrence Hamilton Cincinnati Bengals Arizona Cardinals 2003 David Crocker Georgia Force (AFL) 2003 Brent Hafford New Orleans Saints Edmonton Eskimos (CFL) 2003 David Phillips Buffalo Bills 2004 Derek Farmer San Diego Chargers 2004 Ryan Rossner Atlanta Falcons 2004 Tony Tompkins Edmonton Eskimos (CFL) Montreal Alouettes (CFL) 2005 Zeke Dixon Green Bay Blizzard (AFL2) 2007 Brock Pasteur Tennessee Titans 2007 Louie Runnels Green Bay Packers 2008 Dominique Edison Tennessee Titans Seattle Seahawks Dallas Cowboys 2009 Tim Knicky Green Bay Packers 2009 Contrevious Parks Detroit Lions 2009 Aaron Rhea Minnesota Vikings 2010 Jabara Williams St. Louis Rams Chicago Bears 2011 George Bias Tennessee Titans 2011 Derrick Choice St. Louis Rams 2011 Ben Wells Washington Redskins 2012 Josh Aubrey Cleveland Browns 2012 Willie Jefferson Houston Texans Edmonton Eskimos (CFL) 2012 Cordell Roberson Cleveland Browns Buffalo Bills

CFL - Canadian Football League AFL - American Football League USFL - United States Football League WLAF - World League of American Football ArFL - Arena Football League AFL2 - Arena Football League 2

LUMBERJACK HONORS


LUMBERJACK ALL-CONFERENCE HONORSALL-LONE STAR CONFERENCE

1941 FIRST TEAM J.W. “Cotton” Bolton ................ Larry Covin .............................

1948 FIRST TEAM Oliver McKay ........................... Billy Jack Roberson .................

1949 FIRST TEAM Oliver McKay ........................... O.A. “Bum” Phillips .................. Billy Jack Roberson .................

1950 FIRST TEAM Bill Beathard ........................... Jack Carlton ............................ Vernon Vick ............................. SECOND TEAM Jim Drake................................ Hollis Slaughter ......................

1951 FIRST TEAM James Terry .............................

1952 FIRST TEAM James Terry .............................

1953 FIRST TEAM Baldwin Thompson .................

1954 FIRST TEAM Herman Hendrix ..................... SECOND TEAM Jimmy Murphy ....................... James Simmons......................

1955 FIRST TEAM Tom Evans ..............................

1956 FIRST TEAM Votto Gaddis ...........................

1959 FIRST TEAM Bobby Silva .............................

1961 FIRST TEAM Tony Ellis .................................

1963 FIRST TEAM Jerry Clement ......................... Billy Ray Davis ........................ Lewis Murff ............................ Jackie Roberson ......................

1964 FIRST TEAM L.H. Chandler .......................... Don Lorenz .............................

1965 FIRST TEAM Lynn Graves ............................ James Greer ............................ Bill Grindle.............................. Don Lorenz .............................

1966 FIRST TEAM James Greer ............................ Hubert Hancock ...................... Frank Lane .............................. Tommy Langford .................... Tim Martinsdale ..................... David Stamps .........................

SECOND TEAM Billy Don Davis ........................ Bill Grindle.............................. Lubbie Whitmire .....................

1967 FIRST TEAM James Greer ............................ Tim Martindale .......................

1968 FIRST TEAM Ronnie Hawthorne .................

1969 FIRST TEAM Ronnie Hawthorne ................. David King .............................. Charles Lindsey ....................... Robert Pearce ......................... SECOND TEAM Ronald Collum ........................ Sam Hunt ............................... Danny McKeown..................... Carl Simmons ......................... Rayford Smith.........................

1970 FIRST TEAM Carl Simmons ......................... SECOND TEAM Jim Gaskey.............................. Rayford Smith.........................

1971 SECOND TEAM Danny McKeown..................... Carl Simmons .........................

1972 FIRST TEAM Ron Eaglin .............................. Ron Patterson ......................... Carl Simmons ......................... Dwight Thompson ..................

1973 FIRST TEAM Gordon Booker........................ Jesse Borner ........................... Steve Cannon.......................... Mark Taylor ............................. Bill Tyler .................................. SECOND TEAM Sam Hunt ............................... Ron Johnson ........................... Sam Jones .............................. John Lewis .............................. Larry Mayer ............................ Ron Patterson ......................... Willie Tolbert ..........................

1974 FIRST TEAM Gordon Booker........................ Steve Cannon.......................... Odis Norris .............................. SECOND TEAM Jesse Borner ........................... Joe Flanagan .......................... Sam Jones ..............................

1977 FIRST TEAM Rick Kinsey ............................. Larry Scholtz ........................... SECOND TEAM Charles Farrell ......................... Lloyd Langston .......................

1978 FIRST TEAM Ron Haynes ............................ Bobby Mitchell ....................... SECOND TEAM Lester Belrose ......................... Lloyd Langston .......................

1979 FIRST TEAM Randy Courtney ...................... Ron Haynes ............................ Paul Hood ............................... John W. Robertson .................. SECOND TEAM Robert Barnes ......................... Bill Cosper............................... Richard Gaines ........................ Alton Gray .............................. Scott Jones ............................. Clyde Polk ............................... Clay Ruhle...............................

1980 FIRST TEAM Orlando Godfrey ..................... SECOND TEAM Brad Aduddel.......................... Bill Cosper............................... Paul Hood ...............................

1982 FIRST TEAM Greg Carney ............................ James Noble ........................... Melvin White .......................... SECOND TEAM Tod Weder ..............................

1983 FIRST TEAM R.L. Harris ............................... James Noble ........................... Dennis Stavinoha.................... Melvin White .......................... SECOND TEAM Tod Weder ..............................

113 TOTAL SELECTIONS71 First Team

42 Second Team

ALL-GULF STAR CONFERENCE

1984 FIRST TEAM Darrell Harkless ....................DB James Noble ........................ WR Melvin White ........................LB

1985 FIRST TEAM Floyd Dixon .......................... WR John Evans ............................ TE Darrell Harkless ....................DB James Noble ........................ WR Dale Pearson .........................DT Chris Simonson ......................C Melvin White ........................LB

1986 FIRST TEAM Jim Carlton ...........................LB Pat Davis ...............................DT Darrell Harkless ....................DB


ALL-SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE

1987 FIRST TEAM Eric Lokey .............................LB SECOND TEAM Spencer Leftwich ..................OG

1988 FIRST TEAM Bruce Alexander ...................DB Larry Centers ........................RB David Gibbs ..........................DT Jeff Jackson ...........................C Eric Lokey .............................LB Keith Melcher .......................DE Chuck Rawlison .....................K David Whitmore ...................DB SECOND TEAM Bo Alexander .........................G Greg Bryant ........................... T Bobby Henry .........................LB

1989 FIRST TEAM Bo Alexander .........................G Greg Bryant ........................... T Larry Centers ........................RB Todd Hammel .......................QB Jeff Jackson ...........................C Pat Jackson .......................... WR Roderick Stansell ..................DT David Whitmore ...................DB SECOND TEAM David Temple ........................LB Derrick Wright ...................... TE

1990 FIRST TEAM Cedrick Walker ......................CB Derrick Wright ...................... TE Eric Wright ........................... WR

SECOND TEAM Leo Araguz.............................P Greg Bryant ........................... T Ric Crowder ..........................CB

HONORABLE MENTION Charmyst Armie .................... FS Mervin Jones ........................DT Chuck Rawlison .....................K Robert Sparks .......................DT

1991 FIRST TEAM David Temple ........................LB Cedrick Walker ......................CB SECOND TEAM Leo Araguz.............................P Tim Fields ............................ WR Marcus Henderson ................KR Chuck Rawlison .....................K

HONORABLE MENTION Charmyst Armie .................... FS Andy Phillips ......................... T Robert Sparks .......................DT

1992 FIRST TEAM Cedrick Walker ......................CB SECOND TEAM Willie Mitchell ......................LB Michael Pearce .................... WR

HONORABLE MENTION Charmyst Armie .................... FS Craig Bailey ...........................G Cally Belcher ......................... SS Michael Everhart ..................LB Scott Griggs ...........................C Leonard Harris ......................RB Johnny Jernigan ...................DE Chris Roberson......................DT Shawn York .......................... WR

1993 FIRST TEAM Michael Everhart ..................LB Cedric Walker ........................CB SECOND TEAM Lee Kirk..................................G Curtis Luper ..........................RB Michael Pearce .................... WR Octus Polk .............................. T Chris Roberson......................DT

HONORABLE MENTION Cally Belcher ......................... SS Baron Brown ........................LB Kevin Goodwin .................... WR Scott Griggs ...........................C Leonard Harris ......................RB Lowell Hutchens ...................DT David Loeb ............................FB Curtis Luper ..........................KR James Ritchey .......................QB Terrance Shaw ......................CB

1994 FIRST TEAM Chris Jefferson ..................... WR Willie Mitchell ......................LB Octus Polk .............................OT Chris Roberson......................DT Terrance Shaw ......................CB SECOND TEAM Baron Brown ........................LB Leonard Harris ......................RB Lee Kirk.................................OG

Clint Zander ..........................DTHONORABLE MENTION

Mitch Ashley ..........................P Kevin Goodwin .................... WR Scott Griggs ..........................OL Jason Holman .......................LB James Ritchey .......................QB Ryan Thomas ........................ SS

1995 FIRST TEAM Damiyon Bell ........................ SS Kevin Goodwin .................... WR Curtis James .........................DE James Kern ...........................DT Lee Kirk.................................OG Brian Minton .........................K Joey Wylie ............................OT SECOND TEAM Leonard Harris ......................RB Chris Jefferson ..................... WR James Ritchey .......................QB Jeremiah Trotter ...................LB

HONORABLE MENTION Rubin Covington ...................OL Cameron Love .......................LB Rob Powell ........................... FS Adam Rossow .......................DE Jason Speights ......................CB

1996 FIRST TEAM David Carmona .....................DL Chris Jefferson ..................... WR Chris Jefferson ......................KR Jeremiah Trotter ...................LB SECOND TEAM Damiyon Bell ........................ SS Michael Pearce .................... WR Craig Warren .........................OT

HONORABLE MENTION Kerry Bennett .......................FB Larry Echols ..........................LB Eugene Garner ......................DL Todd Holmes .........................CB Pat House .............................RB Curtis James .........................DE Kelly Lokey ...........................OG Mike Quinn ...........................QB

1997 FIRST TEAM Eugene Garner ......................DL Mikhael Ricks ...................... WR Talton Russell .......................OL Chad Stanley .........................P Jeremiah Trotter ...................LB SECOND TEAM Curtis James .........................DL Ryan Smith ............................K

HONORABLE MENTION Aaron DeLaTorre ...................DL Scott Gambrell ......................RB George Howell ......................LB Joel Smith ............................OG Champ Traylor....................... TE

1998 FIRST TEAM Jeremy Johnson .....................C Chad Stanley .........................P

SECOND TEAM Karon Coleman .....................RB Bryan Smith .........................DL


LUMBERJACK ALL-CONFERENCE HONORS

HONORABLE MENTION Terrance Blayne ....................DB Perry Eliano ..........................LB Pat House .............................DB Brandon North .....................DB Kevin Reynolds .....................DL

1999 FIRST TEAM KaRon Coleman ....................RB KaRon Coleman ....................RS David Walden .......................OL SECOND TEAM Quentin Adams .....................OL Perry Eliano .......................... SS Wes Pate ...............................QB

HONORABLE MENTION Chad Harrison .......................DE Scott Lindsey ........................DB Mike McElroy ........................DE Brandon North .....................DB Jay Stegall ............................FB Isiah Stoker ...........................RB Reggie Williams ....................LB Ted Woodard..........................K Zach Woods ......................... WR

2000 FIRST TEAM Derrick Blalock ......................RB SECOND TEAM Michael Adams .....................DL Josh Arceneaux .....................OL Will Bowers ..........................FB Wes Pate ...............................QB

HONORABLE MENTION David Crocker .........................S Lawrence Hamilton ............. WR Freddy Lyons ....................... WR Reggie Williams ....................LB Shannon Yates ......................OL

2001 FIRST TEAM Michael Adams .....................DE David Crocker .........................S Anthony Dingle ................... WR Chuck Thompson ..................OL SECOND TEAM Braxton O’Banion .................CB Wes Pate ...............................QB Ryan Rossner .........................K

HONORABLE MENTION Brent Hafford .........................S Lawrence Hamilton ............. WR Kevin Landry ........................ TE Kevon Morton .......................CB Dustin Nichols ......................OL Maada Smith ........................DL DeKendrick Vidito .................LB Jared Williams ......................LB

2002 FIRST TEAM Greg Barnum ........................OL Anthony Dingle ................... WR Brent Hafford .........................S SECOND TEAM Aubrey Brisendine ................LB Courtnee Garcia ................... WR Walker Molinaire ..................DL Braxton O’Banion .................CB David Phillips ........................OL Tony Tompkins ......................RB

HONORABLE MENTION Michael Adams .....................LB Gary Allen .............................RB Jamaal Cato ..........................CB Zeke Dixon ............................QB

2003 FIRST TEAM David Crocker .........................S Brent Hafford .........................S Kevin Landry ........................ TE David Phillips ........................OL

Tony Tompkins ..................... WR Michael Williams ..................QB SECOND TEAM Eric Chapman .......................FB Jeremy Davis.........................LB Nick Houston ........................CB Ryan Rossner .........................K Kenneth Winters ...................DL

HONORABLE MENTION Jamaal Cato ..........................CB Clay Gilbert ............................P Matt Hoelscher .....................OL Vernon Holman ....................DL

2004 FIRST TEAM Ryan Smith ...........................DL SECOND TEAM Keldrick Holman ....................S Jerry Little ............................OL Eric Robinson ........................LB Ryan Rossner .........................K Tony Tompkins ..................... WR Tony Tompkins ......................RS Michael Williams ..................CB

HONORABLE MENTION Matt Bodley .......................... TE Jeremy Davis.........................LB Brendan Flannery .................OL Clay Gilbert ............................P Ed Henson ............................DL Matt Hoelscher .....................OL Braylon Lester ........................S Ryan Luedecke .......................S Michael Motte ......................FB Roderick Palmer ...................CB Kenneth Winters ...................DL

2005 FIRST TEAM Keldrick Holman ....................S SECOND TEAM Jerry Little ............................OL Ryan Luedecke ......................LB

Michael Motte ......................FB Louie Runnels .......................RB

HONORABLE MENTION Matt Bodley .......................... TE Zeke Dixon ............................QB Ryan Gooch ...........................P Cory Long ..............................K Carl Price ............................. WR Krys Williams ........................CB

2006 FIRST TEAM Keldrick Holman ....................S Louie Runnels .......................RB Danny Southall .....................QB SECOND TEAM Taylor Cobb ............................C Leonard Lynce ......................FB Brock Pasteur ........................OL Damian Perkins ....................LB

HONORABLE MENTION Bug Aymond .........................LB Corey Campbell......................S Dominique Edison ............... WR Andrew Fleck ........................ TE Daimeyon Hoskin .................DE Tim Knicky ............................DE Freddie Parrish .....................CB Vincent Pervis .......................KR

2007HONORABLE MENTION

Taylor Cobb ............................C Scott Dover ...........................OL Ryan Gooch ...........................P Tim Knicky ............................DE Brock Pasteur ........................OL Aaron Rhea .......................... WR

2008 FIRST TEAM Dominique Edison ............... WR Tim Knicky ............................DE Jabara Williams ....................LB HONORABLE MENTION Karl Glimp ............................OL Jeremy Moses .......................QB Drew Nelson ..........................P Contrevious Parks ................ WR Cameron Schacht ..................OL

2009 FIRST TEAM Cory Barlow ..........................DB Duane Brooks ...................... WR Karl Glimp ............................OL Tim Knicky ............................DE Jabara Williams ....................LB SECOND TEAM Kenneth Charles ...................DE Devin Ducote ........................LB Evan Engwall .........................K Max Holmes..........................OL Jeremy Moses .......................QB Drew Nelson ..........................P Contrevious Parks .................FB Contrevious Parks .................RS Vincent Pervis .......................RB

HONORABLE MENTION Josh Aubrey ..........................DB George Bias ..........................OL Andre Banks .........................DB Derrick Choice .......................LB Gralyn Crawford ................... WR

Aaron Rhea .......................... WR Sean Warren .........................DL

2010 FIRST TEAM Josh Aubrey ..........................DB George Bias ..........................OL Kenneth Charles ...................DE Gralyn Crawford ................... WR Gralyn Crawford ....................RS Jeremy Moses .......................QB Cordell Roberson ................. WR Sean Warren .........................DL Jabara Williams ....................LB SECOND TEAM Andre Banks .........................DB Corey Dickerson ....................OL Drew Nelson ..........................P John Steel .............................OL

HONORABLE MENTION Derrick Choice .......................LB Devin Ducote ........................LB Anthony Foster .................... WR Romonté Harris ....................RB Kris Lott ............................... WR Caleb Nelson .........................DB Rainey Sternes ......................DE Ben Wells ..............................DB

2011 FIRST TEAM George Bias ..........................OL Willie Jefferson .....................DL Cordell Roberson ................. WR SECOND TEAM Gralyn Crawford ................... WR Gralyn Crawford ....................RS Ryan Epperson ......................LB Malcolm Mattox ...................DL

HONORABLE MENTION Brady Attaway ......................QB Jordan Aubrey ......................DB Josh Aubrey ..........................DB Jeremy Barnes ......................RB Derrick Choice .......................DB Devin Ducote ........................LB Jacob Fincher ........................DL Keith Lawson ........................RB Caleb Nelson .........................DB Drew Nelson ..........................P John Steel .............................OL Ben Wells ..............................DB Jordan Wiggs .........................K Austin Wright .......................OL

2012 FIRST TEAM Josh Aubrey ..........................CB Willie Jefferson .....................DE Gus Johnson .........................RB Cordell Roberson ................. WR Darren Robinson ...................DE John Steel .............................OL SECOND TEAM DJ Ward ............................... WR

HONORABLE MENTION Brady Attaway ......................QB Mike Brooks ......................... WR Ryne Chambers ....................OL Ryan Epperson ......................LB Ryan Gambel ........................AP Collin Garrett ........................LB Caleb Nelson .........................DB Andrew Ratliff ......................OL

MULTIPLE FIRST TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONSFOUR-TIME SELECTIONS

James Noble (WR) ..........................1982-85Melvin White (LB) ..........................1982-85Cedrick Walker (CB) ........................1990-93

THREE-TIME SELECTIONSJames Greer ...................................1965-67Darrell Harkless (DB) ......................1984-86Chris Jefferson (WR/KR) .................1994, 96Jabara Williams (LB) .......................2008-10Cordell Roberson (WR) ...................2010-12

TWO-TIME SELECTIONSOliver McKay ..................................1948-49Billy Jack Roberson .........................1948-49James Terry ....................................1951-52Don Lorenz .....................................1964-65Tim Martindale ..............................1966-67Ronnie Hawthorne .........................1968-69Carl Simmons .................................1969-70

Gordon Booker ...............................1973-74Steve Cannon .................................1973-74Ron Haynes ....................................1978-79Eric Lokey (LB) ................................1987-88Larry Centers (RB) ..........................1988-89Jeff Jackson (C) ...............................1988-89David Whitmore (FS) ......................1988-89Jeremiah Trotter (LB) ......................1996-97Chad Stanley (P) .............................1997-98KaRon Coleman (RB, RS) ................1999 (2)David Crocker (S) ............................2001, 03Anthony Dingle (WR) .....................2001-02Brent Hafford (S) ............................2002-03Keldrick Holman (S) .......................2005-06Tim Knicky (DE) ..............................2008-09Josh Aubrey (DB) ............................2010, 12George Bias (OL) .............................2010-11Gralyn Crawford (WR/RS) ...............2010 (2)Willie Jefferson (DE) .......................2011-12

Jordan Wiggs .........................K Austi Wright .........................OL

2013 FIRST TEAM Mike Brooks ......................... WR SECOND TEAM Gus Johnson .........................RB

HONORABLE MENTION Brady Attaway ......................QB Tyler Boyd ............................ WR Nick Bruno .............................P Ryne Chambers ....................OL Ortavious Hypolite ................LB Malcolm Mattox ...................DL Andrew Ratliff ......................OL Aaron Thomas...................... WR DJ Ward ............................... WR Bryan West ...........................DS Jordan Wiggs .........................K


90 Second Team171 Honorable Mention

program totals484 TOTAL SELECTIONS

181 First Team132 Second Team

171 Honorable Mention


RETIRED NUMBERSSTEPHEN F. AUSTIN’S RETIRED NUMBERS

Mark Moseley was a three year letterwinning kicker at SFA before being selected by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 14th round of the 1970 NFL Draft. He would go on to play 17 seasons in the NFL, being named to the Pro Bowl three times and was the AP NFL MVP in 1982. Moseley won a Super Bowl title with the Washington Redskins in 1983 and ended his career as the Redskins all-time leading scorer, being inducted into the Redskins Ring of Fame.

10 MARK MOSELEY1967-69

Cally Belcher was a two-time All-Southland Confer-ence honorable mention selection at strong safety, helping lead the Lumberjacks to an 8-4 mark in 1993, a national ranking and an appearance in the NCAA Division I-AA playoffs. One of the most memorable games of that season was an upset victory at nation-ally-ranked Boise State, one in which Belcher made a number of key plays. Known as SFA’s “strongest link,” Belcher died during a spring practice in 1994 and his #16 jersey was forever retired.

16 CALLY BELCHER1991-93

O.A. “Bum” Phillips came to SFA in 1948 after serv-ing his country in World War II, being named an All-Lone Star Conference selection in 1949. He then commenced on a storied coaching career, eventu-ally leading him to the NFL where he served as the head coach of the Houston Oilers (1975-80) and New Orleans Saints (1981-95). Phillips compiled an 86-80 record in the NFL, leading the Oilers to a pair of AFC Championship Game appearances. Phillips passed away in October of 2013.

46 0.A. “BUM” PHILLIPS1948-49

all-time letterwinnersThe following is a list of lettermen associated with the Lumberjack football program from 1923 to 2013. This list was compiled from annuals and football programs by the Stephen F. Austin Alumni Associa-tion (Bob Sitton) and is subject to error. If you have any additions or corrections, please call the SFA Alumni Association at (936) 468-3407.

AABEL, Travis ................................1958ABLEMAN, Joe ............................1960ACKER, John ......................... 1996-99ADAMS, Earl ......................... 1927-30ADAMS, J.B. .......................... 1928-32ADAMS, Michael ................... 1999-02ADAMS, Quentin................... 1995-99ADAMS, Roger ...................... 1979-80ADAMS, Steve ....................... 1975-76ADAMS, Vincent.................... 1983-87ADUDDELL, Brad................... 1977-80ADUDDELL, Troy ..........................1981AGGLETON, Gene Paul .......... 1948-53AGGREY, Andrew ..................2010, 12AKINS, Robert ...................... 1952-55ALDERS, Herman .................. 1923-26ALEXANDER, Bruce ............... 1985-88ALEXANDER, Greg ................. 1984-85ALEXANDER, Jessie .....................1975ALEXANDER, Mike ................ 1985-89ALEXANDER, Scott ................ 1983-87ALLEN, Delmar ...........................1928ALLEN, Gary ......................... 2000-05ALLEN, George...................... 1975-76ALLEN, Jabralon ................. 2013ALLEN, Jamal ..................... 2013ALLEN, Marcus ............... 1994, 96-97ALLEN, Millard ...................... 1956-57ALLISON, Bill ........................ 1963-65ALLRED, Jimmy...........................1961

ALMOND, Kenneth................ 1949-51ALTAMURO, Frank ................. 1993-97ALVAREZ, Danny .........................1981AMASON, Russell ........................1992AMIE, Charmyst .................... 1989-92AMOS, David ........................ 1973-74ANDERS, Carlus ..........................2006ANDERSON, Andy ................. 2007-08ANDERSON, Bryant .....................1989ANDERSON, Claudell ............. 1981-84ANDERSON, Clynell ............... 1981-84ANDERSON, David ......................1954ANDERSON, Donny ............... 1990-93ANDERSON, Kent .................. 1986-87ANDERSON, Myron ............... 1980-82ANDERSON, Robert ............... 1971-73ANDERSON, Ronnie .............. 1990-92ANDRESS, Carl ...................... 1951-52ANDREWS, Ken ..................... 1974-75ANDREWS, Roy ...........................1979ANGELL, Joe ......................... 1954-56ANGER, Bill ........................... 1948-50ANGER, Leo .......................... 1946-49ARAGUZ, Leo ........................ 1989-91ARCENEAUX, Jim ........................1975ARCENEAUX, Josh ................. 1997-00ARD, H.D. ....................................1929ARLEDGE, Bubba .................. 1984-85ARMSTRONG, Blake .............. 1992-93ARNETT, John ....................... 2000-04ARTHUR, Tom .............................1980ASAFF, Johnny ...................... 1938-42

ASHLEY, Mitch ...................... 1993-95ATKINS, Tommy .................... 1953-55ATKINSON, David .................. 1968-69ATKINSON, Kevin ........................1990ATKINSON, Pat ...................... 1985-87ATTAWAY, Brady.................... 2010-13AUBREY, Jordan .................... 2009-12AUBREY, Josh ........................ 2009-12AUGUSTUS, Danny ......................1994AUGUSTUS, John ........................1991AURICH, Scott ....................... 1977-79AUSTIN, Dickie ...................... 1971-74AUTREY, Bill .......................... 1950-51AVERY, Zola........................... 1923-24AXELROD, Greg ..................... 1993-96AXLEY, Branch ............................1936AYERS, Keith ...............................1988AYMOND, Bug ....................... 2004-07AYYAD, Nasser ...................... 1997-98

BABBITT, Jeff ........................ 1988-90BACCA, Eddie ........................ 1978-79BAILEY, Chris ........................ 2011-12BAILEY, Craig ........................ 1990-92BAILEY, D.T. ........................... 1938-40BAILEY, Elton ........................ 1952-55BAILEY, John Lynn ................ 1933-35BAILEY, Kevin ....................... 1990-91BAIRD, Kyle........................... 1996-99BAKER, Herby ....................... 1976-79

BAKER, John ......................... 1936-38BAKER, Lynn ...............................1938BAKER, Norman..........................1954BALASH, Michael .................. 1988-89BALLARD, Daron ................... 2000-03BANKS, Andre ....................... 2009-10BANKS, James ...................... 1960-64BANKS, Larry ..............................1981BARBE, John ......................... 1983-87BARBER, Don ........................ 1961-62BARBIN, Eugene ................... 1954-55BARCLAY, Walter .........................1986BARFIELD, Brad .................... 1985-89BARGER, Mike ............................1995BARKER, Doug ............................1963BARKER, Sherwood .............. 1953-56BARLOW, Cedric .................... 2011-12BARLOW, Cory ...................... 2006-09BARNES, Clyde ............................1975BARNES, Jeremy ............. 2008, 10-12BARNES, Keith ............................1969BARNES, Robert ................... 1975-79BARNETT, Earl ....................... 1952-53BARNETT, Jerrel .................... 2007-10BARNHILL, Lawrence ............ 1950-51BARNUM, Greg ..................... 2000-02BARRICK, Scott ...........................1990BARRY, Ed ............................. 1976-78BARTON, Keneth .........................1953BARWICK, Eugene ................ 1935-37BASS, Gary .................................1984BATES, Eura .......................... 1923-25

BATES, Stanford ..........................1928BATTISE, Winfred ........................1946BATTLE, James............................2005BAUMAN, Billy ............................1975BAUMANN, Troy .................... 1982-84BAYER, Darrell ...................... 1996-98BAXTER, Jim ...............................1961BEAIRD, Elton .............................1948BEARD, Cayle ........................ 1988-90BEARD, Coyle ........................ 1980-83BEARDEN, Braxton .........2011-13BEAUTHARD, W.E. .......................1949BEAUCHAMP, Frank............... 1965-67BEAUCHAMP, John ................ 1963-65BEAVERS, Bart ............................1982BELCHER, Cally ..................... 1991-93BELL, Damiyon ..................... 1993-96BELL, Darrell ......................... 1981-84BELL, Donald ........................ 1959-61BELL, Elbert .......................... 1984-86BELL, Maurice ....................... 1982-83BELL, Rufus ................................1981BENBOW, Bobby ................... 1951-52BENGE, Watson ..................... 1930-33BENNETT, Kerry .................... 1992-96BENNETT, Darrell ........................2005BENNETT, Walter................... 1973-74BENSON, Mike ............................2006BENTLEY, Eddie ...........................1966BERGERON, Jeff .................... 1973-75BERO, Robert ........................ 1970-71BERRY, Agee ...............................1939

BERRY, Blake ........................ 1983-84BERRY, Mike ......................... 1973-76BERTLING, Frank .........................1975BIAS, George ........................ 2008-11BIDDLE, Bill ................................1952BILLINGSLEY, L.C. ........................1924BIRDWELL, Donald ............... 1935-37BIRKEY, David ....................... 1989-90BISKAMP, Lloyd..................... 1948-49BLACKWELL, Blake ............... 1988-90BLACKWELL, Henry .............. 1923-24BLAIR, Buddy ....................... 1985-87BLAKELY, Bill ......................... 1953-55BLAKENEY, Leon ................... 1957-58BLALOCK, Mike ..................... 1969-70BLANCHARD, Bobby ...................1938BLAYNE, Terrance .......................1998BLAYLOCK, Derrick ................ 1997-00BOBBITT, Tyler ...................... 1989-90BOCARD, Chris ...................... 2005-06BODLEY, Matt ....................... 2001-05BOGAR, Danny ...................... 1977-80BOGUE, James ...................... 1951-52BOHANNON, Phinks ....................1937BOLES, Jesse ......................... 1946-50BOLEY, Kenneth, Jr................ 2005-06BOLSTER, Harry ..........................1938BOLTON, J.W. ........................ 1941-42BOLTON, Tracy .............................1992BONHEIM, Chris .................... 1978-79BONSALL, Jimmy .................. 1948-50BOOKER, Ben ........................ 2002-03

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ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERSBOOKER, Gordon .................. 1971-74BOOKER, Gordon II ................ 2008-11BOOKER, Wade ..................... 1991-93BOREN, Steve .............................1969BORNER, Jesse ...................... 1972-75BORSKI, Ken ......................... 1974-76BOSLEY, Chris........................ 1986-87BOTLEY, Jonathan ................. 2006-07BOUNDS, Clint ...................... 1989-92BOWERS, Will ....................... 1999-02BOWLES, Mike ...................... 1985-86BOYD, Tyler ....................2011-13BOYE-DOE, Howard .............. 2003-04BRADLEY, Larry ..................... 2009-10BRADFORD, Joe .................... 1985-89BRADSHAW, Bruce ................ 1956-57BRADY, Scott ..............................1976BRAGG, Aaron ...................... 2005-07BRANCH, John ...................... 1990-96BRANCH, Lorin............................1984BRANTLEY, Glenn ................. 1981-83BRATSCH, Michael ................ 1989-92BRAZIL, A.J. .......................... 1952-53BRAZIL, Charles .................... 1954-56BRENNAN, David .................. 1970-72BREWER, Albert .........................1933BRIDGES, Tom .............................1926BRIGHTWELL, William .......... 1946-49BRISCOE, Bobby .................... 1979-81BRISENDINE, Aubrey ............. 1998-02BRITTAIN, Charles ................. 1941-42BRITTAIN, Tim ....................... 1975-76BRITTIAN, Johnny ................. 1942-46BRITTON, Dane ..................... 1970-71BROOKERS, Elton ........................1946BROOKS, Duane .................... 2008-09BROOKS, Jerome .................. 2005-06BROOKS, Larry ...................... 1998-00BROOKS, Mike ...................... 2010-13BROOKS, Victor ..................... 1983-84BROOM, Carl ......................... 1972-73BROUSSARD, Merlin ............. 1946-49BROWN, Baron ...........................1993BROWN, Carl ........................ 1937-41BROWN, Clint ....................... 1985-86BROWN, David ............................1975BROWN, Erik ......................... 1981-85BROWN, Floyd ...................... 1981-82BROWN, Jay.......................... 1983-85BROWN, Jimmy ..........................1966BROWN, Jon ......................... 1985-86BROWN, Mike ....................... 1985-86BROWN, Paul ........................ 1985-87BROWN, Patrick ..........................2013BROWN, Rodney ................... 1995-98BROWN, Todd .............................1984BROWN, Wayne ..........................1967BRUNER, Arvil ...................... 1949-50BRUNO, Nick ..................2012-13BRYANT, Donald ................. 2013BRYANT, Greg ....................... 1986-90BRYANT, Nick .................2011-13BUCHANAN, Hiram .....................1928BUCHANAN, Henry .....................1969BUCKNER, Lewis ................... 1947-48BUNCH, Taylor ...................... 2000-01BUNT, Jerry .................................1958BURCH, Kyle ......................... 1985-86BURES, Leroy ..............................1962BURK, Vernoy ....................... 1925-28BURKHAM, Walter ......................1952BURNHAM, Wesley .....................1981BURNETT, Dick ...................... 1955-56BURNETT, Linnie .........................1942BURNS, Clay ...............................1963BURRELL, Fred ...................... 1981-82BURT, Billy ............................ 1963-64BURTON, Jordan ................... 2012-13BUSH, Jim ............................ 1985-86BUSH, John ................................1985BUSH, Roy ............................ 1955-56BUSH, Travis ......................... 1934-36BYARS, Don .......................... 1959-60

BYER, Thomas ...................... 1964-66

CAIN, Sugar ................................1934CALDWELL, Elton .................. 1961-62CALDWELL, Larry ........................1975CALDWELL, Marl ................... 1932-33CALHOUN, Fred..................... 1962-65CALLAWAY, Scott ........................1981CALTON, Sam ........................ 1969-71CAMPBELL, Alfred ......................1967CAMPBELL, Bill ..................... 1992-94CAMPBELL, Corey .......................2006CAMPBELL, E.L. ..........................1992CANADY, Henry ..................... 1985-86CANEDAY, Robert ........................1965CANNINGS, Dominique ......... 2011-12CANNON, Jackie .................... 1958-59CANNON, Roger .................... 1979-80CANNON, Steve..................... 1971-74CANTER, Jim ......................... 1947-50CARLSON, Greg ..................... 2008-10CARLTON, Jack ...................... 1949-50CARLTON, Jim ....................... 1984-88CARMONA, David.................. 1996-97CARNEY, Gary ....................... 1973-76CARNEY, Greg ....................... 1979-82CARODINE, Eugene ............... 1983-84CARODINE, James ................. 1983-85CARRIER, Isaac ...................... 1991-93CARRINGTON, Richard ................1948CARROLL, Brett ..................... 1998-00CARROLL, Jeff ....................... 1980-82CARSON, Gene ............................1968CARTER, Charles ................... 1934-35CARTER, Drayton .................. 1942-46CARTER, Travis ...................... 1999-00CASTLEBERRY, Buddy .................1956CASTILLO, Ruben ........................1979CATES, George ...................... 1955-58CATO, David .......................... 2010-11CATO, Jamaal ........................ 2000-03CAYWOOD, Alvin .........................1965CENTERS, Larry ..................... 1986-89CESPEDES, Cesar ................... 1993-94CHALMERS, Eddie .......................1967CHAMBERS, Ryne ................. 2010-13CHAMPAGNE, Johnny ........... 1985-86CHANCEY, A.B. ............................1924CHANDLER, L.H. .................... 1961-64CHANDLER, Ron ..........................1975CHAPPELLE, Jeremy ....................2010CHAPMAN, Eric ..................... 2001-04CHARLES, Kenneth ............... 2007-10CHATAGNIER, Tim ................. 1966-67CHEEK, David ........................ 1974-76CHEEVER, Leslie .................... 1951-53CHENEVERT, Ernest .....................1959CHENNAULT, Doug ................ 1983-88CHERRY, George ..........................1928CHISOLM, Buddy ........................1961CHISUM, Clyde ...................... 1946-47CHMELAR, Bradley ............... 2006-08CHOICE, Derrick .................... 2008-11CHRISTIAN, B.F. ...........................1948CLABORN, Mike .................... 1985-86CLARK, Chris ......................... 1993-94CLARK, Corey ..............................2012CLARK, Jimmy ...................... 1961-63CLARK, Kwame ..................... 2011-12CLARK, Matt ......................... 1994-97CLARK, Ronnie...................... 1967-69CLARK, Stephen ................... 1968-69CLAYBON, Jeremy ................. 2007-08CLEMENTS, Jerry ................... 1962-65CLEMENTS, Randy ................ 1986-88CLENDENNEN, Ryan ....................1994CLINTON, R.C. “Cutter” ................2011CLONINGER, Carl ................... 1939-42CLOWERS, Bob ............................1969COBB, James ......................... 1986-89COBB, Jimmy ........................ 1955-56

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LARRY CENTERS

GRALYN CRAWFORD

COBB, Taylor ......................... 2006-07COCHRAN, Ken...................... 1962-64COCHRAN, N.J. ...................... 1929-30COCHRAN, Steve ................... 1976-77COKER, James ....................... 1950-53COLE, James ...............................1942COLE, LeJuan ........................ 1985-87COLEMAN, David .................. 2003-06COLEMAN, KaRon ................. 1996-99COLES, Gifford ...................... 1977-80COLEMAN, David .................. 2003-06COLEMAN, KaRon ................. 1996-99COLLIDA, Mike ............................1942COLLIER, Albert .................... 1942-46COLLUM, Ronald ................... 1968-69CONNALLY, James .......................1969CONNER, Lee ........................ 1925-27CONOVER, Ronnie .......................1975COOK, Carl ............................ 1938-41COOK, Gary ........................... 1964-65COOK, Peter ................................1985COOPER, Dick ........................ 1966-67COOPER, Kary ....................... 1983-85COOPER, Ricky ............................1980COOPER, Robert .................... 1937-38COPELAND, Steve .................. 1967-68CORLEY, Max...............................1963CORLEY, Wayne ..................... 1959-62COSPER, Bill .......................... 1977-80COTTON, Kenneth .......................1981COTTON, Mike ....................... 1978-79COURTNEY, Randy ................. 1976-79COVIN, Larry ......................... 1938-42COVINGTON, Rubin ............... 1992-95COX, Danny ........................... 1980-82COX, L.J.......................................1946CRATHERS, Andre ................. 1989-90CRAWFORD, David ......................1956CRAWFORD, Gahlen .............. 1953-55CRAWFORD, Gralyn ............... 2009-12CRAWFORD, Jim.................... 1923-24CRAWFORD, Mart ................. 1950-51CRENSHAW, Sandy......................1934CRENWELGE, Robert ...................1954CRIPPEN, Melvin .........................1928CRIPPS, Oscar ....................... 1962-64CRISP, Clinton ....................... 1946-47CRISS, Jack ........................... 2003-04CROCKETT, Michael ............... 1988-89CROCKER, David .................... 2000-03CROSS, Bobby ....................... 1948-50CROUCH, Don .............................1946CROWDER, Brandon ...................1995CROWDER, Ric ...................... 1989-90CROWSEY, Tony ..................... 1989-91CRUM, John .......................... 1947-48CRUMP, John ..............................1990CRUSE, Clarence .........................1998CRUSE, Stanley ..................... 1953-56CULLOTTA, James .......................1968CUNEY, Anthony ................... 1988-90CUNNIGAN, Steve ................. 2011-13CURRINGTON, Eugene.................1942CURRY, Chase ..................... 2013CUTRER, Richard ................... 1983-84CYPHERS, Phillip .................. 1958-59

DAILEY, Danny ............................1981DAILEY, Harry ....................... 1953-54DALTON, Jason ...................... 1988-91DALTON, Kyle ........................ 1984-85DAMIAN, David ..................... 2010-11DANE, David...................2012-13DANIELS, Richard.................. 1997-00DANIELS, Robert .........................1975DAVERN, Jay ...............................1997DAVIDSON, Roy ..................... 1948-49DAVIS, Bill ..................................1950DAVIS, Billy Don ................... 1964-67DAVIS, C.B............................. 1923-24DAVIS, Don ........................... 1952-56

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DAVIS, Jeremy ...................... 2001-04DAVIS, Joe ..................................1924DAVIS, Kenneth .................... 1956-61DAVIS, Marvin ...................... 1987-88DAVIS, Mike ................................2006DAVIS, Pat ............................ 1983-86DAVIS, Ray ..................................1967DAVIS, Robert .............................1953DAVIS, Sam........................... 1924-27DAVIS, Shaheed ..........................2007DAWSON, James ................... 1957-58DeCOUX, George ................... 1949-50DEES, Bo ............................... 1993-96DeGRATE, Anthony ...............1992, 96DeLaTORRE, Aaron ................ 1994-97DELGADO, Ivan............................2008DEMEL, Dennis ..................... 1969-70DENMAN, Bill ....................... 1953-54DENNIS, Chance .................... 2003-05DEVEREAUX, Frank .....................1946DEWS, Kyle ........................... 1997-00DICK, Mike ............................ 1974-75DICKERSON, Corey ................ 2009-12DICKSON, Stanley ................. 1978-79DIE, Ray ................................ 1941-42DINGES, Donnie .................... 1977-80DINGES, Gene ....................... 1954-55DINGES, James ..................... 1984-85DINGES, Ronnie .................... 1976-80DINGLE, Anthony .................. 1999-02DIPPEL, Chris ........................ 1973-74DIXON, Derrick ...................... 1988-90DIXON, Floyd ........................ 1982-85DIXON, Zeke.......................... 2001-05DOMINY, Reed ...................... 1935-37DORMAN, Rex ....................... 1980-84DORSEY, Kipper .................... 1976-77DOUGLAS, Hubert ................. 1983-84DOVER, Scott ........................ 2004-07DOWDEN, Bruce .........................1980DOWNS, James ...........................1988DOZIER, Lance ...................... 2010-11DOZIER, Roy.......................... 1962-65DRAKE, James ...................... 1949-50DRAGULSKI, Jason ................ 1993-94DRAPER, David ...........................1979DRESSENDORFER, Keith ..............1987DRIGGS, Ronnie ..........................1966DRIVER, Mike..............................1979DRUMMOND, C.J., Jr. ...................1947DUBOSE, Mike ............................1980DUCK, Jared .......................... 2003-04DUCOTE, Devin ............... 2007, 08-11DUE, James .......................... 1946-49DUE, Ronnie ...............................1969DUKE, Ransom ...........................1968DUMES, Roland .................... 1985-89DUNCAN, Joe ..............................1982DUNCAN, Rusty .................... 1963-64DUNCAN, Wayne.........................1957DUNKLIN, W.R. ..................... 1941-42DUPREE, Francis .........................1946DUTY, James ...............................1942DUVALL, Richard .................. 1985-88DYKES, “Spike” ...................... 1957-58

EAGLIN, Lawrence ................ 1969-71EASON, Emory ...................... 1936-37EAVES, James ....................... 1948-51EBELT, George ....................... 1984-85ECHOLS, Larry ....................... 1992-96ECHOLS, Odis ........................ 1958-59EDISON, Dominique .............. 2005-08EDMOND, Vic ........................ 1984-88EDMUND, Tom ...................... 1954-55EDWARDS, Alvin .........................1984EDWARDS, Chris ................... 1984-87EDWARDS, Cliff ..................... 2002-03EHLERS, Mark ....................... 1979-80EICHMAN, Keith ..........................1982ELIANO, Perry ....................... 1996-99

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ELLEDGE, Doak ..................... 1975-76ELLEDGE, Rusty .................... 1976-78ELLIS, Ruel .................................1957ELLIS, Tony ........................... 1959-61ELLISON, Keith...................... 1987-88ELLISON, Kevin ...........................1995ELORD, Don........................... 1960-61ENGLISH, Bobby .................. 1963-64ENGLISH, Harold ................... 1949-50ENGLISH, Johnny .................. 1980-82ENGWALL, Evan ..........................2009EPPERSON, Ryan................... 2009-12ERHART, Mickey ..........................1979ERWIN, Chet ......................... 1980-82ERWIN, John......................... 1985-87ESTER, Jeff ..................................1985EUDY, Quinn ......................... 1958-60EVANS, Thomas .................... 1954-56EVANS, Tom P. ....................... 1927-30EVANS, Vaughan .........................1961EVERHART, Michael .............. 1990-93

FABIAN, Scott ....................... 1996-99FAGAN, Frank ....................... 1959-60FALCO, Frank ......................... 1962-64FALEY, Eddie ...............................1980FALLON, Travis ...................... 1997-00FANCHER, Zek ....................... 2007-09FARMER, Derek ...........................2004FARMER, Ken ........................ 1961-63FARMER, Pete .............................1946FARRELL, Blake ...........................2012FARRELL, Charles .................. 1975-77FARRIS, John ........................ 1982-83FAUSETT, Jerry ...................... 1954-56FAVRE, Josh ................................1993FINLEY, Vencent .................... 2010-12FISETTE, Billy ........................ 1963-64FITTS, Thomas ............................1933FLACK, Duncan ...........................1996FLANAGAN, Joe .................... 1969-73FLANAGAN, Rex .................... 1951-54FLANNERY, Brendan ..2003-04, 05-06FLOWERS, Francis .......................1953FLOYD, Alonzo ............................2002FLOYD, Tommy ............................1964FOLKS, Dwayne ..........................1979FOMBY, Gary......................... 1968-69FONTANA, Christian .............. 1990-93FORD, Barry .......................... 1979-82FORD, Brian .......................... 2005-08FORD, Cecil .................................1952FORD, Fred.....................2012-13FORD, George .............................1958FORD, John ........................... 1986-90FORD, Kelly ........................... 1982-83FORD, Mike ........................... 1966-69FORD, T.A. ............................. 1958-59FOSTER, Anthony ............ 2009-10, 12FOSTER, Chris ....................... 1984-86FOUNTAIN, Gene ................... 1979-80FOWLER, Bobby .................... 1966-69FOWLER, Tod ........................ 1982-84FOX, Bart .............................. 1985-86FRANK, Kerry ..............................1969FRANKLIN, Chuck .......................1986FRANKLIN, Ed .............................1972FREEMAN, Alen ..........................1946FREEZE, Leeper ..................... 1934-36FREIBERGER, Delwin ...................1942FREEMAN, Demundre .....2012-13FRENCH, Larrick .................... 1985-87FRIZZELL, Sam ............................1925FROST, David ..............................1993FRY, Jack .....................................1950FUNK, Jesse .......................... 2007-10FUNDERBURGH, Steve .......... 1972-73FUTCH, Earl ........................... 1929-33

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GGADDIS, Votto ...................... 1955-57GAFFNEY, Broderick .............. 2007-10GAINES, Eric .......................... 1988-90GALLOWAY, Steve ................. 1976-79GALVAN, Carlos ..................... 1989-92GAMBEL, Ryan ...................... 2009-12GAMBLE, Andy ..................... 1982-84GAMBLIN, Mike ..........................1969GAMBRELL, Scott.................. 1994-97GANDY, Wayne...................... 1972-73GARCIA, Courtnee................. 2001-02GARNER, Bill ......................... 1946-48GARNER, Eugene .................. 1994-97GARNER, Luther..........................1923GARRETT, Collin ..............2012-13GARRETT, Rod .............................1992GARRISON, Chris ................... 2008-09GASKEY, James ..................... 1968-70GASKO, David ....................... 1991-92GASTON, Ellis ........................ 1933-35GEE, Roy ............................... 1955-56GEIGER, Jason .............................1988GEISENDORFF, Alton ............. 1949-50GENTRY, Doug ............................2012GERIK, Dennis ....................... 1973-75GEZMAN, Oscar ...........................1980GIBBS, David ........................ 1984-88GIBBS, Reginold ................... 1980-82GILBERT, Clay ........................ 2001-04GILBERT, Gerald ..........................1954GILBERT, W.T. ........................ 1977-78GILES, Lloyd................................1954GILL, Melvin ...............................1948GILL, Royal .................................2003GILLAR, Dan ......................... 1962-64GILLESPIE, Bob ..................... 1928-32

CHARMYST AMIE


TODD HAMMEL

LEONARD HARRIS

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ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERS

GILLESPIE, Horace ................ 1933-36GILLHAM, Ralph ................... 1952-55GILLIS, Buddy ....................... 1940-42GILLIS, Wade ..............................1986GIROUARD, Mike ................... 1988-90GLASS, Clarence ................... 1980-82GLENN, Thomas ..........................1937GLIMP, Karl ........................... 2006-09GODDARD, Michael ............... 1991-93GODFREY, Orlando ................ 1977-80GOFORTH, Joe .............................1950GOLIGHTLY, Jess .................... 1981-83GOLUB, Max ...............................1924GONZALES, Tim ..........................1969GOOCH, Ryan ........................ 2005-07GOODE, Hollis ....................... 1995-99GOODE, Luke ........................ 2001-04GOODWIN, Kevin .................. 1992-95GRABER, Greg ....................... 1985-86GRAHAM, Damon ................. 1988-89GRAHAM, James .........................1937GRANGER, Mike .................... 1981-84GRANGER, Tommy ......................1982GRAVES, Lynn ....................... 1962-66GRAVES, Richard .........................1986GRAY, Alton .......................... 1978-79GRAY, Keith.................................1981GRAY, Marvin .................2011-13GREEN, Tommy ..................... 1985-89GREER, Cercy ........................ 1984-85GREER, James ....................... 1966-67GREER, Nick .......................... 1957-58GREGUREK, Al ....................... 1983-84GRIBBLE, Charles .................. 1932-33GRIGGS, Scott ....................... 1991-94GRIGSBY, Jerry ...................... 1959-60

GRIMES, Ollie........................ 1925-26GRIMLAND, David .......................1975GRINDLE, Bill ........................ 1965-67GROOM, Tracy ....................... 1983-84GUINN, Gary ...............................1977GUMBELLOT, James .............. 1960-61GUZMAN, Oscar .................... 1980-82

HADNOT, Calib ...................... 2011-12HAGGERTY, Kenny................. 1993-96HAGINS, Bernie .................... 1957-58HAFFORD, Brent ................... 2000-03HAHN, Mike .......................... 1975-76HAIRGROVE, Shawn ....................1988HALBERT, L.T. ........................ 1933-35HALE, Glen ........................... 1923-25HALE, Micho ...............................1967HALES, Larry......................... 1971-73HALFIN, Billy ..............................1952HALL, Burnett....................... 1925-26HALL, Charles ....................... 1963-66HALL, Earl ...................................1950HALL, Greg ........................... 2010-12HALL, Jim ............................. 1988-90HALL, Justin ......................... 1996-98HALL, Kevin .......................... 1985-86HALL, Mark........................... 1983-84HAMILTON, George .....................1924HAMILTON, Lawrence ........... 1999-02HAMMEL, Tadd ..................... 1985-87HAMMELL, Todd ................... 1985-89HAMPTON, Gene ................... 1960-62HAMPTON, Romonté ............ 2009-10HANCOCK, Hubert ................ 1963-67HANKS, Duan ....................... 1980-83HARDEE, Clay..............................2012HARDEN, Patrick ................... 1991-92HARDIN, Bobby ..........................1989HARDY, Pearman .................. 1948-50HARGETT, Ottis ..................... 1957-59HARKLESS, Darrell ................ 1983-86HARPER, Anthony................. 1986-87HARRINGTON, Rod ................ 1982-83HARRIS, Carl ......................... 1970-72HARRIS, Donnie .................... 1979-80HARRIS, Jerry ....................... 1973-75HARRIS, Leonard .................. 1992-95HARRIS, Oren........................ 1989-90HARRIS, R.L. ......................... 1982-83HARRISON, Chad .................. 1996-00HARRISON, Glen ................... 1983-84HARRISON, Kedrick ............. 2013HARRISION, X’Zavious.................2010HARVEY, Joe ...............................1975HARVEY, Johnny ................... 1985-87HARVEY, Rick ........................ 1963-64HARVEY, Willie ...................... 1999-00HATHORN, Jackie .................. 1957-58HATTEN, Shayvion .............. 2013HAVARD, Jack .............................1952HAVENS, Greg ....................... 1970-72HAWKINS, Bailey .................. 1932-34HAWKINS, Chester ................ 1936-38HAWKINS, Clinton ......................1928HAWKINS, Lloyd ................... 1932-37HAWKINS, Thomas ............... 1946-47HAWTHORNE, Ronnie ........... 1966-69HAYES, Jeff .................................1984HAYES, Lance........................ 2001-03HAYNES, Billy ....................... 1985-88HAYNES, Chad ...................... 2007-09HAYNES, Chuck ..................... 1946-48HAYNES, Dan ........................ 1958-59HAYNES, Ike .......................... 1972-75HAYNES, Ron ........................ 1977-79HAYNES, Stacy ...................... 1972-75HAZLE, Mike ......................... 1961-62HEABERLIN, Sam .................. 1931-32HEBERT, Dexter ...........................1996HEDGPETH, Darrell ............... 1993-96HEFFERMAN, Pat .................. 1963-66

HEMPHILL, David.................. 1991-93HENDERSON, Avery ............. 2013HENDERSON, Bill .................. 1963-66HENDERSON, Danan .......2012-13HENDERSON, Kenny....................1991HENDERSON, Marcus ............ 1991-92HENDERSON, Mutt ................ 1964-66HENDRIX, Herman ................ 1953-56HENDRIX, Johnny ................. 1984-88HENNING, Ed ........................ 1938-41HENRY, Bobby....................... 1984-88HENRY, Lonnie ...................... 1996-98HENRY, Otis .......................... 1977-78HENSHAW, Thomas ............... 2010-11HENSON, Ed .......................... 2000-04HENSON, Joe ..............................1942HERMAN, Jimmie ................. 1957-58HERRICK, Luke ...................... 1999-00HERRINGTON, Richard ................1984HERRINGTON, Sam ............... 1927-28HERWITT, Thomas.......................1965HICKEY, Harry ....................... 1988-91HICKMAN, Ronnie ................. 2011-12HICKS, Andre ........................ 2006-09HICKS, Gene ......................... 1979-80HICKS, Steve ......................... 1985-89HIGHTOWER, Thomas ........... 1998-01HILDEBRAND, Grant .............. 1985-87HILL, Corey ........................... 2010-11HILL, Gene ............................ 1947-48HILL, Jared .................................2008HILL, Jarvis ........................... 1994-97HILL, Oscar ........................... 1973-76HILTON, Eric .......................... 1976-77HINTON, Blake ............................2007HIX, Darrell .................................1975HODGE, George ..........................1976HODGES, Beau ...................... 1999-00HODGES, Brian............................1979HODGES, Tim ........................ 2000-02HOELSCHER, Matt ................. 2001-05HOLLEY, Jimmy ...........................1988HOLLINGSWORTH, Harry ...... 1989-91HOLOMAN, Pat ..................... 1966-67HOLMAN, Jason .................... 1991-93HOLMAN, Keldrick ................ 2003-06HOLMAN, Vernon.................. 2000-03HOLMES, Max ....................... 2008-09HOLMES, Todd ...................... 1994-97HOLT, Mike............................ 1989-90HONEYCUTT, Guy .................. 1933-35HOOD, Paul ........................... 1977-80HOPKINS, Andrew ................ 1967-70HOPKINS, Andy..................... 1984-85HOPKINS, Shane .........................1990HOPSON, Billy ....................... 1959-60HOPSON, M.H. ...................... 1937-39HORACE, Michael .................. 1985-88HORN, Arthur .............................1942HORN, Horace .............................1952HORTON, Dale ....................... 1979-81HOSKINS, W.T........................ 1951-52HOUGH, Don ......................... 1935-37HOUGH, Lawrence ................ 1934-37HOUSE, Pat ........................... 1995-98HOUSER, James .................... 1975-76HOUSTON, Martin .......................1988HOUSTON, Nick ..................... 2002-03HOWARD, H.A. ...................... 1932-33HOWARD, Mike ..................... 1981-82HOWELL, George .................. 1996-97HOWLE, Ben ...............................1947HOWLE, Steve.............................1947HOYA, Ed .............................. 1933-35HOYLE, Demetrius ................ 2000-04HRYEKEWICZ, Paul................ 1985-86HRYHOREHUK, Adolph ......... 1951-52HUGGINS, Willie ................... 1969-72HUGHES, Don ....................... 1949-50HUGHES, Greg ...................... 1977-80HUGHES, Pete .............................1949HUGHES, Sherman ............... 1946-49HUGHES, Steve ...........................1951

HUGHEY, Josh ....................... 2010-11HUMPHERY, Tommy .............. 1957-59HUNT, Sam ........................... 1969-71HUNTER, R.A...............................1929HURST, Levi .......................... 1935-37HUTCHENS, Lowell ......................1993HUTREY, Carl ...............................1951HYBARGER, Delmas .............. 1929-32HYPOLITE, Ortavious ............ 2010-13

INGRAM, O’Neal ................... 1950-51INMAN, Garrett...........................2004IRICK, Paul ..................................1934ISADORE, Justin .................... 2010-12IVES, Jason ........................... 1991-94IVY, John .............................. 1959-61

JACKSON, Fred ...................... 1947-49JACKSON, Jeff ....................... 1985-90JACKSON, Kendrick .....................2008JACKSON, Kevin .................... 1980-83JACKSON, Khari ..........................1998JACKSON, Pat ........................ 1986-91JACOBS, Bill ................................1949JALOWY, Steve ...................... 1971-74JAMES, Cecil ...............................1946JAMES, Curtis ....................... 1994-97JAMES, Larry ........................ 1950-51JAMES, Steve ........................ 1966-67JAMISON, David ..........................1990JAYNER, Randall .........................1984JEFFERSON, Chris .................. 1993-96JEFFERSON, Doug ................. 1981-84JEFFERSON, Gary ........................1980JEFFERSON, Willie ................. 2011-12JEFFUS, Justin....................... 1995-97JENKINS, Bobby .................... 1952-56JENKINS, Tom ....................... 1975-76JENTZ, Gary .......................... 1978-81JERNIGAN, Johnny ................ 1992-93JERNIGAN, Kendall ............... 2006-08JETER, Gary .......................... 1966-67JETTON, Mitchell.........................1942JOHNSON, Cody .................... 1991-93JOHNSON, David .........................1982JOHNSON, Eric ...................... 1989-91JOHNSON, Fred ..................... 1950-55JOHNSON, Gene .................... 1939-41JOHNSON, Gus ................2011-13JOHNSON, Horace .......................1963JOHNSON, James ........................1990JOHNSON, Jeremy................. 1996-98JOHNSON, Joe.............................1981JOHNSON, Mike .................... 1985-86JOHNSON, Paul ...........................1990JOHNSON, Ron ...................... 1972-73JOHNSON, Russell ................. 1995-96JOHNSON, Rusty .........................1973JOHNSON, Vince ................... 1979-80JOHNSON, Wayne ................. 1954-56JOHNSTON, Bo ...................... 1957-59JOHNSTON, Kent ................... 1976-77JOHNSTON, Mike .................. 1965-68JOHNSTONE, Melcolme ......... 1937-38JOINER, Karl................................1987JONES, Austin ....................... 1947-48JONES, Bert ................................1987JONES, Bill ..................................1975JONES, Brian ......................... 1993-95JONES, Clay.................................1937JONES, Chris ......................... 1984-86JONES, David ..............................1988JONES, Don .................................1955JONES, Eric .................................1980JONES, Eugene ..................... 1993-96JONES, G.W. .......................... 1963-64JONES, H.M........................... 1948-49JONES, Jimmy....................... 1937-39JONES, Jimmy.............................1981

JONES, Mark ......................... 1975-78JONES, Mervin ...................... 1988-90JONES, Mike ......................... 2011-12JONES, Orville ....................... 1954-55JONES, Peyton ...................... 1997-00JONES, Robert ...................... 1988-90JONES, Ronnie ............................1962JONES, Sam .......................... 1971-75JONES, Scott ......................... 1978-79JONES, Steve ..............................1980JONES, T.C. ............................ 1924-25JONES, Talmage ..........................1934JONES, Wade ........................ 1980-82JORDAN, Geary ..................... 1969-71JORDAN, Larry ............................1968JORDAN, Tommy ................... 1955-56JOSEPH, Ashante ........................2012JOSHLIN, Russell ................... 1989-90JUDON, Ken .......................... 1998-99JUHL, Mason ..................2012-13JUSTICE, Joe ......................... 1979-81

KAIYEWU, Tobi ......................2004, 07KANIPES, Mark ..................... 1981-83KEASLER, Don ....................... 1960-62KEGLER, Jimmy .................... 1980-81KEITH, Patrick .............................1981KELLEY, Dave ........................ 1987-89KELLY, Chad .......................... 1991-93KELLY, Ed .............................. 1951-54KELLY, Jeff...................................1994KEMPF, Dustin ...................... 2007-10KEOWN, Raymond ......................1948KERBOW, Dwayne.......................1967KERN, James......................... 1993-95KERSHAW, Dwayne .....................1968KERSHAW, Jeffrey ................. 1982-85KEYS, Scott .................................2000KEYS, Wayne ..............................1952KIMES, Edwin ....................... 1967-69KINCADE, Anthony .....................2013KING, David .......................... 1967-71KING, Delano ........................ 2009-10KING, Eric ............................. 1987-88KING, Harmon ...................... 1930-32KING, Harmon ...................... 1954-55KING, John ........................... 1982-83KINSEY, Rick ......................... 1977-80KIRK, Lee .............................. 1992-95KIRK, Obie ............................ 1963-64KIRK, Weldon .............................1962KITTERMAN, Richard ............ 1991-92KLEINE, Randy ...................... 1978-79KNAPPER, Jay .............................1993KNICKY, Tim .......................... 2006-09KNIPPERS, Ben ...........................1985KNOX, Aldo ........................... 1972-75KOENIG, Rudy .............................1953KONIECZWY, Walkter ............ 1960-61KOONCE, Victor ...........................1933KOSCHEL, David .................... 2011-12KROESE, Mike ....................... 1998-01KUBOSH, Ernest .................... 1936-38KUECK, Larry ........................ 1969-73KUTAK, Joe ........................... 2004-06

LABOR, Jimmy ............................1957LACY, De’Vante ...........................2012LACY, Malcolm ...................... 1985-87LaGRONE, Curtis ................... 1965-69LAIRD, Vester ........................ 1928-30LAMAR, Johnny ..........................1949LAMBETH, Hilton .................. 1955-56LANDERS, Paul ...........................1923LANDRY, Anthony ................. 1985-89LANDRY, Kevin ...................... 2000-03LANDRY, Nolan ...........................1950LANDRY, Robert .................... 1964-69LANE, Bill ............................. 1955-56

LANE, Frank .......................... 1966-67LANE, Robert ........................ 1966-67LANGFORD, Eddie ................. 1992-93LANGFORD, Jimmy ............... 1966-70LANGFORD, Tommy .............. 1964-67LANGLEY, Harold ........................1942LANGSTON, Lloyd ................. 1977-78LaNOUE, John ....................... 1953-54LaPRADE, Benny Joe...................1950LATHAN, James ..........................1986LATHAN, Mike....................... 1982-83LAWERENCE, Quinton .................1942LAWLESS, Larry .................... 1969-70LAWRENCE, Richard ....................1970LAWRENCE, Winston ...................1942LAWSON, Keith ..................... 2010-13LAXEY, Greg ................................1994LAY, Marvin ................................1955LAYTON, Mark ...................... 1972-73LEADBETTER, Tony ................ 1989-90LeBLANC, Alvin ...........................1984LeBLANC, Ira...............................1950LeBLANC, Leo ....................... 1980-82LeBLANC, Michael ................ 1981-84LEE, Robert .................................1949LEFTWICH, Spencer .............. 1983-87LENNOX, Ronnie .........................1969LESLIE, Wade ..............................1986LESTER, Braylon ................... 2000-04LEWELLEN, Jerry .................. 1967-70LEWIS, John ......................... 1971-74LEWIS, Sammy ..................... 1971-73LIGGINS, Justice ................. 2013LIGONS, Lloyd ....................... 2005-07LINDLEY, Roscoe ................... 1938-42LINDQUIST, Bobby ......................1980LINDSEY, Charles .................. 1968-70LINDSEY, Donald ................... 1957-58LINDSEY, Scotty .................... 1997-99LINNEY, Johnny .................... 1952-54LITTLE, Andy ........................ 1935-37LITTLE, Earl .................................1950LITTLE, Jerry ......................... 2004-05LITTLE, Kyle ................................1986LITTLEFIELD, Brian ................ 1987-90LITTON, H.N. ...............................1952LLOYD, Gerald ....................... 1957-58LLOYD, Harold ....................... 1946-47LOAFMAN, Doug ................... 1979-80LOCK, Kyle ..................................1980LOCKE, Andy ...............................1962LOCKLEAR, Jake .................... 1995-98LOEB, David ................................1993LOERWALD, Paul ................... 1971-72LOFLIN, Nolan .............................2007LOKEY, Eric ............................ 1984-86LOKEY, Kelly .......................... 1992-96LOKEY, Vernon ............................1924LONG, Cory ........................... 2005-08LONG, John ........................... 1950-51LONGBOTHAM, Harold ................1967LOPEZ, Jimmy .............................1966LORENZ, Don ........................ 1962-65LOTT, Kris .............................. 2010-12LOUVIER, Brandon ................ 2000-01LOVE, Armin ......................... 1997-98LOVE, Cameron ..................... 1994-97LOWPANCE, Lorance ............. 1934-36LOWRANCE, Robert .............. 1933-35LUEDECKE, Ryan ................... 2001-05LUM, Buster .......................... 1947-48LUM, Dwayne .............................1983LUM, Mitchell ....................... 1947-48LUPER, Curtis ..............................1993LYNCE, Leonard .................... 2006-07LYONS, Freddy ...................... 1997-00LYTLE, Roland ....................... 1971-74

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MABERRY, Herman ............... 1948-54MABERRY, Reginald .............. 1935-36MACKEY, Corey ...........................1989MADISON, Keavon ..........2012-13MAHON, Cody ....................... 1991-93MALEIKA, Chris ...........................1982MALONE, Henry .................... 1967-70MANCHESTER, Carlee............ 1961-62MANCHESTER, Raymond ...... 1958-59MANCHESTER, Ronnie .......... 1958-60MARION, Matt ............................1979MARLAR, John ...................... 1959-60MARSHALL, Bailey ................ 1952-55MARSHALL, Richard ............. 1963-64MARTIN, Frank ..................... 1969-71MARTIN, James ..........................1963MARTIN, Kharylake .............. 2003-05MARTIN, Patrick ................. 2013MARTINDALE, Jack .....................1937MARTINDALE, Tim ................ 1966-67MARTINE, Lewis ................... 1924-27MARTINEZ, Arthur ................ 1982-83MARTINEZ, Simon ................ 1963-64MASCORRO, Maurice............. 1969-71MASENGILL, Hollis ......................1938MATEJKA, Chris ..................... 1979-82MATEJKA, Roger ................... 1981-83MATKIN, Millard ................... 1932-24MATOCHA, Todd .................... 1995-96MATTERS, Billy ...........................1964MATTHEWS, Johnny ............. 1953-54MATTOX, Billy ....................... 1962-63MATTOX, Malcolm ................ 2010-13MATZIG, Robert .................... 1951-53MAY, David ........................... 1986-90MAYBERRY, Reginald ............ 1934-35MAYER, Larry ........................ 1971-73MAYES, Robert ..................... 2006-07MAYS, Tim ............................ 1998-01McAULIFFE, Clyde ................. 1953-54McBEE, Michael .................... 1966-69McBRIDE, Elvis ...................... 1982-83McCAULEY, Hayden .............. 1953-54McCORD, Neil ........................ 1953-54McCULLOUGH, Keneth ................1955McDANIEL, James ................. 1950-51McDANIEL, Mike ................... 1971-74McDONALD, Barrel ......................1939McDONALD, Kentarrius ......... 2011-12McELROY, Mike ..................... 1997-00McFARLAND, J.P. ................... 1997-98McGAUGHEY, Dickey ............. 1963-64McGEE, R.E. ................................1935McGRAW, Bob ...................... 1938-41McGRAW, John ...........................1967McHENRY, James ........................1938McINTOSH, Charles ............... 1948-50McINTYRE, James ................. 1952-56McIVER, Q.A. ...............................1936McKAY, Oliver ....................... 1946-49McKEE, Oscar ..............................1969McKENZIE,Pete ...........................1927McKEOWN, Danny ................ 1968-71McKEWEN, Stan W. ............... 1929-33McKEWEN, Wilson ................ 1937-39McKINLEY, John ..........................1968McKINLEY, Nowel .......................1946McKINNEY, Sean ................... 2002-05McLAREN, Al...............................1960McMICHAEL, Kenneth........... 1958-59McMINN, Ralph .................... 1934-35McMULLEN, Jerry ................. 1947-48McNEIL, Kirby .............................1990McNEIL, Tom ......................... 1963-66McNEW, Dean ....................... 1984-85McPHAIL, LeRoy ................... 1934-38McSPEDEEN, Howard ..................1954McSWAIN, S.B.............................1948McWHIRT, Mark .................... 1985-88MEDLEY, Carl ........................ 1976-77MELCHER, Keith .................... 1984-88MELONTREE, Lester............... 1980-82

MENCHACA, David ................ 1979-82MENA, Dwayne ..........................1967MERCHANT, Johnny ....................1985MERKA, Steve ....................... 1988-90METCALF, John ..................... 1962-64MEXIA, Steve ........................ 1949-50MEYER, Currie Lee ................ 1950-52MEYER, Earl .......................... 1951-52MEYERS, Mitchell ................. 1958-59MICHAEL, Chris ...........................1986MICHAELWICZ, Steve ..................1980MIDDLETON, Ron .................. 2002-05MILAM, Brad ........................ 1990-91MILES, Ishmiah ..............2011-13MILES, Theo .......................... 1946-47MILLER, Brian ....................... 1996-98MILLER, Clark .............................1984MILLER, Joe ................................1930MILLER, Wade ............................1975MILLING, Truman .................. 1948-49MILLS, Tommy ...................... 1939-42MILLS, Turner ....................... 1934-36MILTON, Larry ....................... 1982-84MIMS, Rodney ...................... 1986-88MINDEN, Joe ..................2012-13MINTER, Larry ...................... 1962-66MINTON, Brian...................... 1993-95MINTON, Frank ..................... 1957-58MITCHELL, Alfred .................. 1983-84MITCHELL, Bobby ................. 1977-78MITCHELL, Brandon .............. 2002-04MITCHELL, Carl ..................... 1980-81MITCHELL, Roman ......................2013MITCHELL, Royce .................. 1977-80MITCHELL, Willie............. 1990, 92-94MIXON, Thomas .................... 1966-68MIZE, Jeff ............................. 1987-88MIZELL, Rick ...............................1975MOLBERT, Leroy ..........................1946MOLINARIE, Walker .............. 1988-02MOLNARI, Chris ..........................1964MONIC, Gary ...............................1959MONROE, Jeff ....................... 1988-90MONTAYNE, Ed ..................... 1984-87MOOK, Billy ................................1948MOORE, Bobby ..................... 1960-61MOORE, Deane ..................... 1968-71MOORE, Doug .............................1967MOORE, Jack......................... 1932-33MOORE, Marcus .................... 1995-98MOORE, Reno ....................... 1989-91MOORE, Shannon .......................2007MOORE, Ted ................................1926MOORE, Terry ....................... 1952-53MORGAN, Ayron .........................2010MORGAN, Neal ..................... 1954-55MORGAN, Scott .................... 2001-04MORRIS, J.B. ......................... 1957-59MORRIS, Joey ....................... 1988-89MORRIS, John ....................... 1967-69MORTON, Kevon ................... 2000-01MOSBEY, Elmer ..................... 1983-85MOSELEY, Mark .................... 1967-69MOSES, Jeremy ..................... 2007-10MOSLEY, Destin .................... 2012-13MOSLEY, Marquis ............2011-13MOTTE, Michael.................... 2003-07MOYE, Ronnie.............................1956MUELLER, Duane ........................1969MULLENWEG, Mike ....................1968MULLIKIN, Hunter ................ 1975-77MULLIKIN, Kent .................... 1961-62MULLIN, Gene ...................... 1949-51MULLINS, Logan .........................2008MULLINS, Robert ........................1985MULRAIN, Larry ..........................1993MUMPHREY, Eldridge .................2011MURFF, Bubba ...................... 1961-65MURFF, Ricky ........................ 1960-62MURPHY, Bryon .................... 1997-00MURPHY, Jimmy ................... 1954-55MURPHY, Pat ........................ 1983-86MURPHY, Trevor ..........................2012

MURRELL, Harmon ............... 1941-42MUSGROVES, Lonnie ..................1962MUSTO, Frank .............................1950MYERS, Chad ..............................1992MYERS, Ray ................................1946MYERS, Watty ....................... 1936-38

NASH, Edwin ........................ 1937-39NASH, J.C. ............................. 1938-42NAYLOR, Temple .........................1939NEAGLI, Mark .............................1977NEAL, Casey ................................1990NEAL, Jimmy ........................ 1982-83NEEF, Brendan ...................... 1989-90NEFF, Jeremy .................2011-13NEFF, Robert ......................... 1962-65NEILL, Ronnie ....................... 1957-59NELSON, Caleb...................... 2010-13NELSON, Drew ...................... 2008-11NELSON, Russell .........................1924NETTERS, Jim........................ 1932-33NEWBY, Matt ..............................2011NEWLAND, Pat...................... 1975-77NEWMAN, Mike .................... 1964-67NEWSOME, Anthony............. 1984-86NEWTON, Cecil...................... 1967-69NEWTON, Raymond .............. 1939-41NEYLAND, Robert .......................1969NICHOLS, Billy ...................... 1946-48NICHOLS, Dustin ................... 2000-01NICHOLS, Jere ....................... 1957-58NIXON, James .............................1961NIXON, Nelson ............................1984NOBLE, James....................... 1982-85NOLEN, Dennis ..................... 1969-70NORRIS, Odis ........................ 1972-75NORTH, Brandon .................. 1997-00NORTON, Ben........................ 1989-92NORWOOD, Collius ................ 1995-96NUNAN, Joey ........................ 2001-04NUNEZ, Leland ..................... 1948-49NUNN, Paul .......................... 1981-82NUNNELLY, Robert ................ 1960-62NURSE, Terrance ................. 20007-08NUTT, James ......................... 1956-57

O’BANNION, Braxton ............ 2001-02O’BANNION, J.B. ................... 1930-32O’KELLY, Charles ................... 1966-67OBERHOLTZER, Mark ...................1993ODOM, Clayton ..................... 1993-95OLDS, Vernon .............................1923OLIPHANT, Buddy ................. 1957-58OLIVER, Doug ....................... 1986-87OLIVER, William.................... 1985-86OLLE, Mike ........................... 1977-79OMEKE, Ojei.......................... 2001-02ORR, Brent ..................................1993OUTLAW, Kenneth ......................1946OWEN, Jim .................................1950OWEN, Leroy ........................ 1950-52OWENS, Greg ........................ 1986-90OWENS, Joe .......................... 1999-02OWENS, John..............................1964OYEDOKUN, Michael ............. 1992-96

PACHECO, Jose ............................1987PAIR, Ken .............................. 1957-58PARKER, Alfred ..................... 1951-53PARKER, Jack ........................ 1989-90PARKER, James ...........................1925PARKER, Mac ..............................1966PARKER, Steve ...................... 1985-87PARKER, W.A......................... 1951-52PARKERSON, Larry ................ 1955-56PARKS, Contrevious .............. 2006-09PARMLEY, Lee ....................... 1934-35

PARNELL, Roy ....................... 1939-41PARR, Tommy ....................... 1973-76PARRISH, Ed ......................... 1948-50PARRISH, T.A. ........................ 1930-31PARRISH, Todd ...................... 1985-87PARSONS, Raymond ............. 1933-34PARTON, George .........................1961PARTSCH, Fitseula................. 2009-10PASTEUR, Brock .................... 2006-07PATE, Cleddie ........................ 1936-37PATE, Langston ..................... 1950-51PATE, Wes ............................. 1999-01PATKE, Jonathan .........................2007PATRICIO, Daniel ................... 2008-09PATTERSON, Blan ........................1967PATTERSON, Melvin .............. 1987-88PATTERSON, Ronnie .............. 1969-72PATTON, Burghardt ............... 1990-91PAYNE, Greg ......................... 1976-79PEARCE, Michael .................. 1992-96PEARCE, Robert .................... 1968-69PEARMAN, Tracie .................. 1955-57PEARSON, Dale ..................... 1984-85PELTIER, Tom ........................ 1981-82PELTON, T.J. .......................... 1986-90PENNINGTON, David ............. 1985-86PERKINS, Bill ........................ 1938-39PERKINS, D.D. .............................1955PERKINS, George .................. 1938-41PERKINS, Hugh ..................... 1981-83PERKINS, Ronnie .................. 1979-83PERMENTER, O.E. ............ 1942, 46-48PERRY, Bryan ........................ 1980-82PERRY, Freeman ................... 1993-96PERRY, Iziah .......................... 2011-12PERSONS, Danny .................. 1959-61PERVIS, Vincent .............. 2006, 08-09PETTUS, Algray ..................... 1983-84PEVETO, Gary ........................ 1984-87PHILLIPS, Andy ..................... 1988-91PHILLIPS, Bob ....................... 1929-33PHILLIPS, David .................... 2000-03PHILLIPS, O.A. “Bum” ............ 1948-49PHILLIPS, Rob ....................... 1995-98PICKETT, Gerald .................... 1950-52PICOU, Garland ...........................1949PIERCE, Woody ...........................1954PLASTER, Colt .............................2011PLATT, Don .................................1956PLUNK, Jim ........................... 1998-99POLK, Clyde .......................... 1978-79POLK, Kelvin ......................... 1981-84POLK, Octus ................................1993POLLARD, Mike ..................... 1983-87POOL, Harold ........................ 1947-48POOLE, Marty ....................... 1995-98PORTER, Columbus ............... 1935-39PORTER, Troy ........................ 1980-82POSIVAK, Tim ....................... 1980-82POSTON, Wayne ..........................1963POSWAK, Tim ....................... 1979-80POWDRILL, Pat ..................... 1986-89POWELL, Brandon ................ 1996-98POWELL, Roland .........................1993POWELL, Ronald ................... 1995-96PRATT, Michael .....................1997, 99PRICE, Artrez ..................... 2013PRIDE, Ricky ...............................1969PROBANDT, Gerand ....................1964PROPES, Delbert .........................1950PUCKETT, Jim ........................ 1979-81PULLEN, Lawrence................ 1997-99PULLINS, Anthony .............. 2013PUTNAM, Larry ..................... 1964-67PYLAND, Sublett .........................1928

QUEEN, Jim........................... 1970-73QUILLAN, Neal ...................... 1962-64QUILTER, Charles ........................1946QUINN, Mike ......................... 1993-96

RAINBOLT, James ........................1947RAMM, Gaylen ..................... 1970-72RAMSER, John ...................... 1938-41RAMSEY, V.V.......................... 1934-35RANDLE, Reggie ................... 1938-84RANDOLPH, Mike.................. 1980-83RANDOLPH, Scott ................. 1973-76RASBEARY, Cullen .......................1956RATLIFF, Andrew ................... 2011-13RAWLISON, Chuck ................ 1988-90RAY, Addie ..................................1951RAY, Andrew ......................... 1984-87RAY, William Doc .................. 1923-28REAGAN, James .................... 1959-61REASONS, Justin ................. 2013REDD, Ronnie ....................... 1960-63REDD, Ronny ........................ 1979-80REDD, Vernon ....................... 1948-51REDMOND, George ............... 1984-87REECE, John .......................... 1972-75REED, Bruce .......................... 1970-72REED, Freddie ....................... 1979-80REEVES, Charlie .................... 1954-55REID, Barlow...............................2007RENEAU, Buddy ..........................1963RESINO, Charles ..........................1964REYNOLDS, Cullen ......................1961REYNOLDS, Kevin ................. 1995-98RHEA, Aaron ......................... 2006-09RHEA, Stephon ..................... 2005-07RHODES, Nick ....................... 2006-07RHYNE, Beverly .................... 1938-40RICE, Harry ........................... 1946-47RICE, Loren ........................... 1974-75RICH, Randy ...............................1975RICHARD, Ellery ..........................1985RICHARD, Philip .................... 2001-03RICHARDSON, Jerry .............. 1961-62RICICAR, Earl ........................ 1994-98RICKS, Mikhael ..................... 1994-97RIGGS, Mark ......................... 1980-81RIGLER, Mike ........................ 1961-63RILEY, Garrett .............................2010RILEY, Mike .................................1969RILEY, Shawn ........................ 1988-89RIOJAS, David .............................1987RIPKOWSKI, Shannon ........... 1986-87RITCHEY, James .................... 1992-95ROACH, Cecil ......................... 1960-61ROBB, B.G. ............................ 1929-32ROBERSON, Billy Jack ........... 1946-49ROBERSON, Chris .................. 1991-93ROBERSON, Cordell ............... 2009-12ROBERSON, Edwin ................ 1957-58ROBERSON, Jackie ................ 1963-64ROBERSON, Rickey ................ 1977-79ROBERSON, Ron.................... 1980-82ROBERTSON, John................. 1976-79ROBERTSON, Richie .............. 1965-67ROBERTSON, Steve ............... 1977-78ROBINSON, Brandon ............. 1985-86ROBINSON, Darren .......... 2010, 11-13ROBINSON, Eric ..................... 2001-04ROBINSON, Frank ................. 1982-86ROBINSON, Romeo ............... 2009-11ROBY, Bry ...................................2007ROEBUCK, Thomas ......................1946ROGERS, Carl ........................ 1959-61ROGERS, Fletcher .................. 1929-32ROGERS, James V. ................. 1935-36ROLL, Brad ........................... 1978-79ROQUEMORE, Harmon .......... 1934-41ROQUEMORE, Lamar............. 1934-35ROSANDICH, David .....................1986ROSS, Durward ..................... 1951-52ROSS, Matthew ..........................1934ROSS, Tyrone ........................ 2008-09ROSSITTO, Louis .................... 1997-00ROSSNER, Ryan .................... 2000-04ROSSOW, Adam .................... 1992-95ROUNSAVILLE, Paul .............. 1929-33

ROY, Coece ............................ 1995-96ROZELLE, Larry ...........................1964RUYLE, Clay .......................... 1977-78RUNNELS, Jason .........................1992RUNNELS, Louie.................... 2004-07RUSSELL, Gary ...................... 1989-91RUSSELL, Oran ............................1923RUSSELL, Talton .................... 1994-97RUSSO, John ......................... 1985-88RUTHERFORD, Marc .............. 1999-00RYAN, Homer ........................ 1950-51

SAEGERT, D.L. .............................1951SAENZ, Ruben ...................... 1979-82SAMFORD, Douglas ............... 1946-48SAMFORD, Morris ................. 1939-40SANCHEZ, Albert .................. 1999-00SANCHEZ, Efrain ................... 2008-09SANDERS, Cleathon .............. 1970-74SANDERS, Eugene ................ 1923-24SANDERS, LeAlfred ............... 2000-03SANDERS, Mark .................... 1983-84SANDERSON, Clint ................ 1988-91SANDLIN, Johnny ................. 1948-50SANDMAN, Brad ................... 1978-79SATCHEL, James .................... 2002-03SAURIT, Weekendfer ............. 2008-11SAVOIE, Joe .......................... 2007-08SCARBOROUGH, Ken ............. 1953-54SCARBOROUGH, Ricky .......... 1967-69SCHACHERL, Willie ................ 1960-61SCHACHT, Cameron .....................2008SCHIEBERLE, Arnold ............. 1955-57SCHILLINGS, Jimmy .............. 1934-35SCHOLTZ, Larry ..................... 1974-77SCHRANK, Bill .............................1975

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CEDRIC WALKER

SSCIBA, Will ............................ 1990-91SCOFIELD, Tom ...................... 1936-37SCOGGIN, Richard ................. 1984-86SCOGGINS, Lee...................... 1986-87SCOTT, Alton ......................... 1980-82SCOTT, Bobby..............................1995SCOTT, Brandon .................... 2008-11SCRUGGS, Brian ..........................1993SEAMONS, Harold ................. 1936-38SEBASTIAN, Don ................... 1978-79SEIDENBERGER, Clarence ............1942SELBY, Mark................................1987SERGES, Murphy ................... 1985-86SERPAS, Jack ........................ 1950-51SHADDOCK, Chris .................. 1997-98SHANKS, Earl ........................ 1935-37SHARPE, Edwin..................... 1925-28SHAW, Terrance .................... 1991-94SHEFFIELD, Ken .................... 1963-65SHELTON, Ellison .........................1923SHELTON, Royce .................... 1959-60SHERFIELD, Louis .................. 1984-85SHILLINGS, Bobby ......................1935SHINDLER, Gene .........................1969SHIPP, John........................... 1951-52SHIRKEY, George ................... 1957-58SHOTWELL, George .............. 1946-48SHULTS, Toby ........................ 1989-91SIBLEY, Joe ........................... 1944-45SIGERS, Donald...........................1987SIMMONS, Carl ..................... 1969-72SIMMONS, Charles ................ 1955-56SIMMONS, James ................. 1950-54SIMMONS, Larry ................... 1993-94SIMMONS, Lynn.................... 1963-64SIMMS, Larry ........................ 1973-75

SIMONSON, Chris .................. 1984-85SIMPSON, Derrick ................. 1980-82SIMS, Lavon................................1975SIMS, R.Q. ............................. 1947-48SINGLETON, Kevin................. 1982-85SINGLETON, Larron ............... 2002-04SINETTE, Daleon .........................2011SITTON, Buel......................... 1925-29SITTON, Lavon ............................1935SITTON, Thomas ................... 1991-94SKELTON, Joe ........................ 1951-52SKYLER, Lance................2011-13SLAUGHTER, Hollis ............... 1948-50SLAYTON, Randy ................... 1991-92SLIVA, Bobby ........................ 1958-59SLOVACEK, Emil .................... 1984-87SMELLEY, Leonard ................ 1926-28SMITH, Bobby....................... 1947-48SMITH, Charlie ............................1979SMITH, Chris ......................... 2000-02SMITH, Clark ......................... 1973-76SMITH, David ........................ 1957-59SMITH, Don .......................... 1953-54SMITH, Garrett ..................... 2010-11SMITH, Henry ....................... 1967-69SMITH, James .............................1946SMITH, Joel .......................... 1994-97SMITH, Julius ........................ 1987-88SMITH, Larry ..............................1964SMITH, Maada ...................... 1998-01SMITH, Pat............................ 1947-49SMITH, Randy ....................... 1975-76SMITH, Rayford .................... 1967-69SMITH, Robert ...................... 1960-61SMITH, Ronnie...................... 1993-95SMITH, Ryan ......................... 1994-97SMITH, Ruel.......................... 1956-60SMITH, Todd ......................... 1989-90SMITH, Warren ..................... 1990-91SMITHERMAN, Garrick ................2012SNEED, Derrick ...................... 1993-97SNELGROVE, David ................ 1968-89SNOW, Rudy ......................... 1959-60SNOWDEN, Bart .................... 1988-91SNYDER, Steve ...................... 1980-81SONTAG, F.G. ......................... 1938-41SORGEE, Walter ..........................1964SOTOLONGO, Phil .................. 1982-85SOUTHALL, Danny ................ 2005-07SOUTHORD, Fred .........................1960SPARKS, Robert .................... 1987-91SPEARMAN, Steve ................ 1971-74SPEER, Stewart ..................... 1983-84SPEIGHTS, Jason ................... 1993-96SPRING, Gary Jr..................... 1988-91STAGGS, Steve ...................... 1981-83STAGNER, Ellis ...................... 1930-32STAMPS, David ..................... 1964-67STANALAND, Ed .................... 1961-62STANLEY, Chad...................... 1996-98STANLEY, Hughes ................. 1974-77STANLEY, Leon ...................... 1978-79STANLEY, Ray ..............................1979STANSELL, Roderick .............. 1987-89STARKEY, Norris ..........................1942STAVINOHA, Dennis .............. 1980-83STEEL, John .......................... 2009-12STEGALL, Jay ........................ 1998-99STEGER, Joshua .................... 2006-08STELLY, Buster ............................1972STEPHENS, Bryan ................. 1998-01STEPHENS, Harold ................ 1958-59STERNES, Rainey .................. 2007-10STEVENSON, Alan .......................1991STEWART, Bobby ........................1963STEWART, Chris ..................... 1979-82STEWART, Steve .................... 1986-87STITTES, Jeff ......................... 1980-81STOCK, Johnny............................1975STOCKWELL, Mike................. 1974-75STOKER, Isiah........................ 1996-99STOLFA, Jeremy .................... 2000-03STONE, Billy ................................1938

ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERSSTONE, Claude ...................... 1927-28STONE, Ed ............................. 1982-83STORY, Lawrence .................. 1971-74STOVALL, Rowdy.........................1992STRICKLAND, Gordon ..................1950STUBBS, Bruce ...................... 1979-80STUDD, Doug ........................ 1971-73STURROCK, Allen .................. 1938-39STUTES, Jeff .......................... 1980-82STUTTS, Ronald ..........................1968SUGGS, Dudley ..................... 1964-65SULLIVAN, Brian ................... 1996-98SUMMERS, Jesse................... 1923-24SUMMERS, Lewis ........................1958SUMMERS, Wyatt ................. 1925-29SURRATT, Kenneth ......................1957SVOBODA, Drew ................... 1997-99SWANNEGAN, Richard ................1984SWIER, Gene ..............................1938SYLVESTER, Robert ............. 2013

TABOR, Tyler ......................... 1982-86TACKETT, Steve ..................... 1963-65TAFF, Mike ..................................1980TALBOT, Rusty ....................... 1954-55TALLANT, Raymond .............. 1951-52TALLENT, Richard .................. 1952-54TALLEY, Eddie ....................... 1980-82TATUM, Roderick .................. 1989-91TAYLOR, Dale ........................ 1956-57TAYLOR, Donald .................... 1988-90TAYLOR, Les ................................1946TAYLOR, Mark ....................... 1971-73TAYLOR, Trey ......................... 1987-88TAYLOR, Will ......................... 1988-89TELAROLI, Steve ................... 1984-85TEMPLE, David ..................... 1986-91TERRY, James ........................ 1951-52TERRY, Walter ....................... 1993-94THACKER, Johnny ................. 2004-07THACKER, Keith .................... 1982-85THIBODEAUX, Taylor ............. 1996-99THOMAS, Aaron ..............2012-13THOMAS, Blake ..........................1955THOMAS, Conrad .................. 1927-28THOMAS, Hollis .................... 1925-27THOMAS, Kenneth ......................1955THOMAS, Ryan ..................... 1991-92THOMPSON, Baldwin............ 1952-53THOMPSON, Bill ................... 1957-58THOMPSON, Brian ................ 1993-95THOMPSON, Charles ...................1955THOMPSON, Choc ................. 1924-25THOMPSON, Chuck ............... 1999-01THOMPSON, Dwight ............. 1971-74THOMPSON, Grady ............... 1923-24THOMPSON, Jerry ................. 1959-61THOMPSON, Larry ................ 1979-81THOMPSON, Wayne .............. 2009-11THORNTON, Gerald .....................1950THRASH, Joe Barnham ......... 1928-32TIDMORE, Jerry..................... 1959-60TIDWELL, Michael ................ 1992-93TILESTON, Brian .................... 1998-01TILLER, Doug ........................ 1981-82TIMMONS, Rodney.............. 2013TISDALE, Howard .................. 1948-51TODD, Paul ............................ 2000-03TODD, Ray ............................. 1963-66TOLBERT, Willie ..................... 1971-74TOMLIN, Jim ......................... 1966-67TOMLINSON, Ken .................. 1966-68TOMPKINS, Tony ................... 2002-04TOROK, Mitchell ................... 1948-54TORP, Paul............................. 1985-86TOULON, Miguel ................... 2000-04TOWNSEND, Andy .......................1985TOWNSEND, Brian................. 1983-84TRACY, Joe ............................ 1996-98TRAHAN, Don ....................... 1973-75TRAYLOR, Ahmad ................. 1999-00

TRAYLOR, Champ .................. 1994-97TREADWELL, Max ................. 1950-51TROTTER, Jeremiah ............... 1995-97TROTTER, Nick ...................... 2000-03TRUJILLO, Rick ............................1996TUCKER, Ben......................... 1924-27TURNER, Clifton ..........................1967TURNER, Gary ....................... 2001-02TURNER, Keith ............................1955TURNER, Mark ...................... 1984-87TURNER, Wade ..................... 1957-58TUTT, Harold ...............................1968TYLER, Billy .......................... 1971-73TYSON, Derrick ..................... 1992-94

UBBEN, Ted ........................... 1973-75ULERY, Chris ......................... 1976-77UPSHAW, Alvin ..................... 1974-77

VALLERY, Dameian ............... 1994-95VALLIER, John....................... 1984-85VALLIER, Trey .................2011-13VANSHOUBROUEK, Pete ....... 1953-54VARNER, Cal ......................... 1953-54VASTERLING, Eric .................. 1975-76VAUGHAN, Johnny ................ 1970-73VAUGHN, George ........................1955VAUGHN, Terran .............2012-13VERMILLION, Raymond ........ 1936-37VERNON, Chance .................. 2010-11VERRETT, Brad ...................... 1998-99VICK, Vernon ........................ 1949-50VIDITO, DeKendrick ............... 1998-01VITAL, Ahmad....................... 1998-99VINSON, Robert .................... 1975-76

WADE, Howard ..................... 1983-85WAGNER, Bob ....................... 1964-67WAGSTAFF, Floyd .................. 1935-36WAGSTAFF, Foy ..................... 1934-36WAJTKIEWICZ, Scott ...................1982WALBRAN, Jay ............................2007WALDEN, David .................... 1996-99WALDIE, Johnny ................... 1947-49WALKER, Brandon ......................1995WALKER, Carlton ........................1987WALKER, Cedric .................... 1990-93WALKER, Dewey ................... 1923-24WALKER, Marcus .................. 1981-82WALKER, Paul ....................... 1986-87WALKER, Sammie .......................1925WALKER, Travis ..................... 2010-12WALKER, Vince ..................... 1998-01WALLACE, Jason .........................1995WALTERS, James................... 1946-47WALTERS, Joe ....................... 1937-38WALTERS, T.S. ....................... 1937-39WARD, D.J. .....................2012-13WARDEN, Darrell .................. 1980-83WARE, Ronald ............................1964WARR, Bobby .............................1958WARREN, Bo ......................... 1966-67WARREN, Craig ..................... 1994-96WARREN, Ed ...............................1993WARREN, Huey ..................... 1951-54WARREN, Langford ............... 1935-36WARREN, Roderick .....................2008WARREN, Sean ..................... 2009-10WASHINGTON, Anthony ..............1975WATKINS, Fred G................... 1982-83WATKINS, Willie .................... 2010-11WATSON, Chris ...................... 2011-12WATSON, Clarence ................ 1934-35WATSON, Craig ..................... 1989-90WATSON, Dave ...................... 1974-75WATSON, Ricky ...........................1978WATT, Don ............................ 1994-95

WATTS, Ben .......................... 1979-84WATTS, Jim .................................1925WEATHERS, Robert .....................1995WEBB, Tim ..................................1981WEDER, Tod .......................... 1982-84WEECH, Harden .................... 1975-76WELDY, Bill ........................... 1957-58WELLER, M.R. ....................... 1929-30WELLS, Ben .......................... 2010-11WELLS, Eric.................................1989WEST, Bryan ......................... 2011-13WEST, Harold ........................ 1951-53WEST, Joe ............................. 1935-37WEST, Joshawa................... 2013WEST, Monty ........................ 1984-88WEST, Tim............................. 1980-82WESTMORELAND, Ronnie ...........1968WHIDDON, O.R............................1955WHITAKER, Jed ..................... 1978-79WHITE, Jimmy ...................... 1965-67WHITE, Jumarion.................. 1993-94WHITE, Leo ........................... 1925-26WHITE, Melvin...................... 1982-85WHITE, Preston .................... 1938-40WHITE, Ryan......................... 1997-00WHITECOTTON, John............. 1968-69WHITLEY, Jack ...................... 1941-42WHITMIRE, Lubbie ............... 1966-69WHITMIRE, Percy .................. 1969-71WHITMORE, David ................ 1985-89WHITTACKER, W.E. ......................1969WHITTEN, Todd ..................... 1983-87WICKMAN, Gerald ......................1942WIDACKI, Matt ..................... 1996-00WIGGINGTON, Jack ............... 1941-42WIGGINS, Felix ..................... 1949-50WIGGINS, Lynn ..................... 1960-61WIGGINS, Travis ................. 2013WIGGS, Jordan ...............2011-13WILEY, Keith ......................... 1982-83WILHITE, Mike ...................... 1965-68WILKINS, Andy ..................... 1974-77WILLES, Mark .............................1989WILLIAMS, Brian .................. 1976-77WILLIAMS, Byron ...........2012-13WILLIAMS, Carey .................. 1984-85WILLIAMS, Dalton ................ 2008-11WILLIAMS, Drake.................. 1984-87WILLIAMS, Garret ................. 2008-10WILLIAMS, Gayle .................. 1962-64WILLIAMS, Jabara ................ 2007-10WILLIAMS, J.C. ..................... 1983-86WILLIAMS, Jeff ..................... 1984-88WILLIAMS, Jerry ................... 1988-89WILLIAMS, Jonathan ..................1988WILLIAMS, Michael .............. 2001-04WILLIAMS, Michael ....................2009WILLIAMS, Steven ................ 1981-82WILLIAMS, Tyrell ............ 2004-06, 08WILLIAMS, Dana................... 1934-35WILLIFORD, Matt .................. 1999-02WILLINGHAM, Bill ......................1946WILLINGHAM, Kirk ............... 1923-24WILRIDGE, Leneal ................. 1980-82WILSON, Bill ......................... 1947-49WILSON, H.W. ....................... 1946-49WILSON, Jimmy .................... 1973-76WILSON, Paul ....................... 1959-62WILSON, Rick........................ 1982-85WILSON, Todd .............................1994WINGO, Stormy .................... 2005-07WINTERS, Kenneth ............... 2001-04WISNER, Cecil .............................1933WISNER, Russell .........................1969WOLAN, Andy.............................1982WOLHER, Jimmy ................... 1980-85WOODARD, Ted ..................... 1998-99WOODS, Jerry ....................... 1982-85WOODS, Zach ....................... 1996-99WORKMAN, Dennis ....................1980WRAY, Raymond ................... 1941-42WREN, Joel ........................... 1985-87WRIGHT, Arluster .................. 1983-84

WRIGHT, Austin .................... 2009-12WRIGHT, Derrick ................... 1987-90WRIGHT, Dick........................ 1947-48WRIGHT, Eric ......................... 1986-90WRIGHT, Eugene ................ 2013WRIGHT, Jimmy ..........................1976WYCHOPEN, Forrest ....................1979WYLIE, Joey .......................... 1992-95WYNN, W.J. ................................1962

YATES, Berton ....................... 1938-41YATES, Shannon.................... 1997-00YORK, Shawn........................ 1991-92YOUNG, Bob ......................... 1958-59YOUNG, John Paul ................ 1983-87YOUNG, Rodney..............2011-13YOUNG, Shawn ...........................2002YOUNGBLOOD, Lowell ........... 1952-55

ZANDER, Clint ....................... 1993-97ZAPALAC, Mike ..................... 1979-82ZEPEDA, John .............................1996ZOHAR, Edward .................... 1963-65

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TEAM STATISTICS (SINCE 1972)RUSHING

GAMES ATT. YARDS AVG. ATT. COMP. INT YARDS AVG. PLAYS YARDS AVG.2013 SFA 12 422 2,191 182.6 622 373 22 4,668 389.0 1,044 6,859 571.6 OPP 507 2,277 189.8 456 290 17 4,056 338.0 963 6,333 527.82012 SFA 11 327 1,309 119.0 679 334 21 3,671 333.7 1,006 5,534 503.1 OPP 432 1629 120.0 351 197 9 2,437 221.5 783 3,757 342.52011 SFA 11 310 1,326 120.5 544 330 22 3,507 318.8 854 4,833 439.4 OPP 445 1416 128.7 314 192 10 1,950 177.3 759 3,366 306.02010 SFA 12 301 969 80.8 601 364 10 4,346 362.2 902 5,315 442.9 OPP 486 1,634 136.2 439 271 10 2,541 211.8 925 4,175 347.92009 SFA 13 383 1628 125.2 600 410 22 4468 343.7 983 6096 468.9 OPP 449 1507 115.9 521 291 11 2996 230.5 970 4503 346.42008 SFA 12 249 839 69.9 630 371 23 4,149 345.8 879 4,988 415.7 OPP 545 2,159 179.9 388 252 9 3,087 257.2 933 5,246 437.22007 SFA 11 391 1,400 127.3 359 211 17 2,227 202.5 750 3,627 329.7 OPP 482 2,627 238.8 236 147 7 2,038 185.3 718 4,665 424.1 2006 SFA 11 394 1,699 154.5 300 172 5 1,895 172.3 694 3,594 326.7 OPP 368 1,555 141.4 302 190 7 2,129 193.5 670 3,684 334.92005 SFA 11 377 1,419 129.0 478 230 11 3,118 283.5 855 4,537 412.5 OPP 446 2,013 183.0 331 166 17 2,488 226.2 777 4,501 409.22004 SFA 11 418 1,490 135.5 358 193 11 2,599 236.3 776 4,089 371.7 OPP 448 1,977 179.7 323 177 12 2,189 199.0 771 4,166 378.72003 SFA 11 444 1,835 166.8 265 157 9 2,462 223.8 709 4,297 390.6 OPP 429 1,558 141.6 380 179 17 2,252 204.7 809 3,810 346.62002 SFA 11 405 1,833 166.6 310 176 13 2,442 222.0 715 4,275 388.6 OPP 490 1,802 163.8 273 132 12 1,584 144.0 763 3,386 307.82001 SFA 11 362 1,012 92.0 366 219 11 2,829 257.2 728 3,841 349.2 OPP 406 1,530 139.1 369 209 11 2,590 235.5 775 4,120 374.52000 SFA 11 425 2,083 189.4 308 156 14 2,043 185.7 733 4,126 375.1 OPP 486 2,138 194.4 263 147 12 1,893 172.1 749 4,031 366.51999 SFA 11 448 2,860 231.5 276 133 8 2,047 186.1 724 4,594 417.6 OPP 462 1,922 174.7 346 172 14 2,288 208.0 808 4,210 382.71998 SFA 11 467 1,917 174.3 249 115 16 1,439 130.8 716 3,356 305.1 OPP 414 1,282 116.5 290 162 11 1,953 177.5 704 3,235 294.11997 SFA 11 483 2,164 196.7 261 127 11 2,339 212.6 744 4,503 409.4 OPP 377 1,101 100.1 322 161 10 2,116 192.4 699 3,217 292.51996 SFA 11 447 1,913 173.9 316 159 13 2,280 207.3 763 4,193 381.2 OPP 479 1,725 156.8 248 113 14 1,398 127.1 727 3,123 283.91995 SFA 13 522 2,546 195.8 328 174 10 2,690 206.9 850 5,236 402.8 OPP 509 1,753 134.8 431 237 13 2,784 214.2 940 4,537 349.01994 SFA 11 482 1,960 178.2 246 125 11 1,939 176.3 728 3,899 354.4 OPP 395 1,005 91.4 348 180 13 2,217 201.5 743 3,222 292.91993 SFA 12 588 2,913 242.8 240 130 7 1,880 156.7 828 4,793 399.4 OPP 479 1,849 153.1 368 193 14 2,304 192.0 850 4,153 346.11992 SFA 11 470 1,528 138.9 280 128 22 1,595 145.0 750 3,123 283.9 OPP 490 1,746 158.7 277 134 12 1,921 174.6 807 3,667 333.41991 SFA 11 405 1,237 112.5 317 145 23 1,637 148.8 722 2,874 261.3 OPP 522 2,206 200.6 222 100 9 1,266 115.1 744 3,472 315.61990 SFA 11 344 600 54.6 369 174 28 2,167 197.0 713 2,767 251.6 OPP 527 1,850 168.2 321 149 19 2,006 182.4 848 3,856 350.61989 SFA 15 525 1,889 125.9 592 318 25 5,435 362.3 1,117 7,324 488.3 OPP 587 1,862 124.1 580 284 21 4,074 271.6 1,167 5,936 395.71988 SFA 13 600 1,979 152.2 335 156 17 2,436 187.4 935 4,415 339.6 OPP 482 1,272 97.9 365 137 25 1,876 144.3 847 3,148 242.21987 SFA 11 490 1,665 151.4 248 120 18 1,543 140.3 738 3,208 291.6 OPP 456 1,341 121.9 330 154 18 2,040 185.5 786 3,381 307.41986 SFA 11 453 2,054 186.7 318 160 18 2,045 185.9 771 4,109 373.5 OPP 472 1,603 145.7 341 158 25 2,119 192.6 813 3,722 338.41985 SFA 11 462 2,170 197.3 360 183 15 2,622 238.4 822 4,792 435.6 OPP 459 1,518 138.0 357 149 25 1,753 159.4 828 3,271 297.41984 SFA 11 446 2,230 177.4 268 107 22 1,665 151.4 709 3,616 328.7 OPP 513 1,919 139.8 219 133 19 1,542 140.2 832 3,080 280.01983 SFA 11 451 1,678 152.5 354 184 19 2,528 229.8 773 4,206 382.4 OPP 494 1,467 133.4 336 172 21 2,204 200.4 830 3,671 333.7 1982 SFA 11 488 2,040 185.5 302 149 17 2,090 190.0 790 4,130 375.5 OPP 521 1,587 144.3 257 104 19 1,680 152.7 778 3,267 297.01981 SFA 11 506 1,141 103.7 271 120 19 1,580 143.6 757 2,721 247.4 OPP 533 2,340 212.7 258 129 14 2,050 186.4 811 4,390 399.11980 SFA 10 507 1,891 189.1 165 64 14 859 85.9 672 2,750 275.0 OPP 465 1,650 165.0 251 115 15 1,595 159.91 716 3,245 324.5 1979 SFA 11 652 2,362 214.7 181 73 11 1,395 126.8 833 3,757 341.5 OPP 477 1,212 110.2 248 105 23 1,367 124.3 725 2,579 234.41978 SFA 11 533 1,554 141.3 217 94 18 1,449 131.7 750 3,003 273.0 OPP 544 1,955 168.5 264 115 20 1,652 150.2 808 3,507 318.51977 SFA 10 499 1,781 178.1 195 58 23 901 90.1 694 2,682 268.2 OPP 522 2,202 220.2 154 73 16 1,209 120.9 676 3,411 341.11976 SFA 11 467 1,057 96.1 236 77 21 1,014 92.2 703 2,071 188.3 OPP 590 2,569 233.5 198 104 11 1,601 145.5 788 4,170 379.11975 SFA 11 560 1,925 175.0 145 48 26 777 70.6 705 2,702 245.6 OPP 499 1,786 162.4 194 81 11 1,289 117.2 693 3,075 279.51974 SFA 11 601 2,429 220.8 159 61 17 1,095 99.6 760 3,524 320.4 OPP 488 1,820 165.6 266 125 19 1,498 136.2 754 3,318 301.61973 SFA 11 600 2,526 229.6 210 90 9 1,274 115.8 810 3,800 345.5 OPP 477 1,535 139.5 252 108 25 1,639 149.0 699 3,174 288.51972 SFA 9 383 1,555 172.8 235 103 17 1,442 160.2 618 2,997 333.0 OPP 480 1,913 212.6 129 49 10 893 99.2 609 2,906 311.8

PASSING TOTAL OFFENSE


YEARLY LEADERS (SINCE 1969)PASSING RUSHING RECEIVING

Year Player C-A-I Yds. TDs 1969 Robert Pearce ..........121-236-18 ....... 2,104 .........19 1970 Gaylen Ramm ...........62-165-16 ..........987............5 1971 Gaylen Ramm ...........95-240-29 ........ 1,434 .........12 1972 Larry Mayer...............73-156-12 ..........923...........12 1973 Larry Mayer................81-180-7 ......... 1,105 ..........7 1974 Rusty Johnson ..............8-15-1 .............113............1 1975 Stacy Haynes...............18-70-9 ............313............1 1976 Steve Adams .............43-132-13 ..........554............0 1977 Herby Baker ..............37-116-16 ..........604............4 1978 Herby Baker ..............60-154-15 ..........899............7 1979 Herby Baker ...............47-113-4 ...........886............6 1980 Dale Horton ................26-57-5 ............431............3 1981 Dale Horton ..............92-191-11 ........ 1,222 ..........7 1982 Tod Weder ................147-298-17 ....... 2,064 ..........9 1983 Tod Weder ................118-225-10 ....... 1,754 .........13 1984 Todd Whitten ...........104-260-21 ....... 1,627 .........19 1985 Todd Whitten ...........182-352-15 ....... 2,599 .........27 1986 Todd Whitten ...........161-314-18 ....... 2,055 .........14 1987 Todd Hammel ...........74-151-13 ..........864............3 1988 Todd Hammel ..........154-329-15 ....... 2,403 .........14 1989 Todd Hammel ..........316-577-23 ....... 5,364 .........48 1990 Scott Barrick ............114-246-19 ....... 1,450 ..........7 1991 Mike Goddard ...........78-154-11 ..........825............3 1992 Mike Goddard ............76-155-9 ......... 1,012 ..........8 1993 James Ritchey ............83-151-4 ......... 1,183 .........12 1994 James Ritchey ..........105-193-11 ....... 1,601 .........11 1995 James Ritchey ..........146-268-10 ....... 2,337 .........19 1996 Mike Quinn ..............136-267-10 ....... 2,049 .........15 1997 Peyton Jones .............100-203-9 ........ 1,774 .........12 1998 Peyton Jones ..............67-149-9 ...........814............4 1999 Wes Pate ...................117-245-8 ........ 1,840 .........17 2000 Wes Pate ..................118-236-11 ....... 1,592 .........13 2001 Wes Pate ...................197-333-8 ........ 2,626 .........19 2002 Zeke Dixon .................98-188-7 ......... 1,486 .........10 2003 Zeke Dixon .................83-146-3 ......... 1,257 ..........7 2004 Michael Williams......165-293-10 ....... 2,183 .........16 2005 Zeke Dixon ................179-390-9 ........ 2,407 .........20 2006 Danny Southall .........169-294-4 ........ 1,877 ..........8 2007 Jeremy Moses ...........111-179-7 ........ 1,253 ..........6 2008 Jeremy Moses ..........352-598-20 ....... 4,026 .........41 2009 Jeremy Moses ..........385-566-21 ....... 4,124 .........40 2010 Jeremy Moses ...........336-550-7 ........ 3,998 .........34 2011 Brady Attaway .........299-495-22 ....... 3,181 .........27 2012 Brady Attaway .........334-570-21 ....... 3,671 .........29 2013 Brady Attaway .........349-584-21 ....... 4,268 .........32

PEARCE RITCHEY

Year Player Att. Yds. Avg. TDs 1969 Andy Hopkins............ 195 .......1,023 ...... 102.3 ......11 1970 Andy Hopkins............ 221 ........ 923 ....... 108.1 .......3 1971 Lawrence Eaglin ........ 129 ........ 566 ........ 62.9 ........3 1972 Cal Varner.................. 104 ........ 490 ........ 61.3 ........4 1973 John Reece ................ 171 ........ 858 ........ 78.0 .......10 1974 Jeff Bergeron ............ 122 ........ 688 ........ 68.8 ........4 1975 Harden Weech........... 146 ........ 702 ........ 78.0 ........3 1976 George Hodge ........... 147 ........ 520 ........ 52.0 ........3 1977 Bobby Mitchell .......... 202 ........ 978 ....... 108.7 .......7 1978 Bobby Mitchell .......... 234 ........ 940 ........ 94.0 ........3 1979 Paul Hood ................. 245 .......1,332 ...... 121.1 ......17 1980 Paul Hood ................. 191 ........ 845 ........ 84.5 ........6 1981 Charlie Smith ............ 189 ........ 667 ........ 60.6 ........3 1982 Doug Jefferson .......... 133 ........ 677 ........ 61.5 ........5 1983 Michael LeBlanc ......... 80 ......... 484 ........ 44.0 ........2 1984 Michael LeBlanc ........ 100 ........ 559 ........ 50.8 ........1 1985 Andrew Ray .............. 152 ........ 800 ........ 72.7 ........5 1986 Andrew Ray ............... 95 ......... 594 ........ 56.9 ........4 1987 Larry Centers ............. 143 ........ 609 ........ 55.4 ........6 1988 Larry Centers ............. 251 ........ 895 ........ 68.9 ........7 1989 Larry Centers ............. 315 .......1,440 ....... 96.0 .......11 1990 Kirby McNeil ............. 192 ........ 498 ........ 45.3 ........3 1991 Wade Booker ............ 104 ........ 500 ........ 62.5 ........3 1992 Leonard Harris .......... 167 ........ 699 ........ 63.5 ........6 1993 Curtis Luper .............. 162 .......1,054 ....... 87.8 ........9 1994 Leonard Harris .......... 206 .......1,047 ....... 95.2 .......10 1995 Leonard Harris .......... 180 .......1,081 ....... 98.3 ........9 1996 Pat House .................. 171 .......1,039 ...... 103.9 .......8 1997 KaRon Coleman ........ 145 ........ 706 ........ 70.6 ........7 1998 KaRon Coleman ........ 163 ........ 713 ........ 71.3 ........6 1999 KaRon Coleman ........ 113 ........ 949 ........ 92.9 .......13 2000 Derrick Blaylock ........ 202 .......1,382 ...... 125.6 .......8 2001 Eric Chapman ............. 86 ......... 330 ........ 36.7 ........1 2002 Tony Tompkins .......... 114 ........ 688 ........ 62.5 .......10 2003 Cliff Edwards ............. 134 ........ 565 ........ 51.4 .......10 2004 Derek Farmer ............ 113 ........ 492 ........ 82.0 ........4 2005 Louie Runnels ........... 168 ........ 779 ........ 70.8 ........7 2006 Louie Runnels ........... 145 ........ 709 ........ 64.5 ........6 2007 Louie Runnels ........... 113 ........ 443 ........ 49.2 ........1 2008 Cornell Tarrant ........... 94 ......... 540 ........ 45.0 ........7 2009 Vincent Pervis ........... 153 ........ 919 ........ 70.7 ........2 2010 Romonté Hampton ... 105 ........ 399 ........ 36.3 ........6 2011 Jeremy Barnes ........... 99 ......... 491 ........ 44.6 ........1 2012 Gus Johnson.............. 154 ........ 969 ........ 96.6 .......14 2013 Gus Johnson.............. 176 .......1,061 ....... 96.5 .......11

PEARCE RITCHEY

Year Player Rec. Yds. Avg. TDs 1969 Dan McKeown ............ 53 ........1,095 ...... 109.5 ......12 1970 Dan McKeown ............ 28 ......... 466 ........ 46.6 ........0 1971 Dan McKeown ............ 31 ......... 417 ........ 41.7 ........5 1972 Roland Lytle ............... 27 ......... 254 ........ 28.2 ........3 1973 Ron Patterson ............ 38 ......... 551 ........ 45.9 ........4 1974 Joe Flanagan .............. 23 ......... 367 ........ 33.4 ........4 1975 Sammy Lewis ............. 13 ......... 244 ........ 22.2 ........0 1976 Andy Wilkins .............. 22 ......... 268 ........ 24.4 ........0 1977 Robert Barnes ............ 18 ......... 276 ........ 27.6 ........1 1978 Rickey Roberson......... 25 ......... 522 ........ 47.5 ........4 1979 Robert Barnes ............ 17 ......... 423 ........ 38.5 ........3 1980 Bill Cosper .................. 19 ......... 274 ........ 27.4 ........2 1981 Duan Hanks ............... 43 ......... 676 ........ 61.5 ........6 1982 James Noble .............. 33 ......... 539 ........ 49.0 ........0 1983 James Noble .............. 47 ......... 867 ........ 78.8 ........7 1984 James Noble .............. 39 ......... 711 ........ 64.6 .......11 1985 James Noble .............. 47 ......... 818 ........ 74.4 .......14 1986 Andrew Ray ............... 34 ......... 288 ........ 26.2 ........0 1987 Melvin Patterson ........ 31 ......... 472 ........ 42.9 ........2 1988 Larry Centers .............. 45 ......... 629 ........ 48.4 ........4 1989 Larry Centers .............. 58 ......... 893 ........ 59.5 ........6 1990 Eric Wright ................. 47 ......... 713 ........ 64.8 .......10 1991 Tim Fields .................. 43 ......... 577 ........ 52.5 ........3 1992 Michael Pearce ........... 43 ......... 426 ........ 38.7 ........3 1993 Michael Pearce ........... 47 ......... 637 ........ 53.1 ........4 1994 Chris Jefferson ........... 40 ......... 806 ........ 73.3 ........7 1995 Chris Jefferson ........... 48 ......... 860 ........ 66.2 ........5 1996 Michael Pearce ........... 53 ......... 620 ........ 56.4 ........1 1997 Mikhael Ricks ............. 47 ........1,358 ...... 123.5 ......13 1998 Zach Woods ................ 33 ......... 463 ........ 42.1 ........3 1999 Zach Woods ................ 29 ......... 420 ........ 38.2 ........7 2000 Lawrence Hamilton .... 39 ......... 785 ........ 71.4 ........7 2001 Anthony Dingle .......... 54 ......... 914 ........ 83.1 ........6 2002 Anthony Dingle .......... 42 ......... 573 ........ 52.1 ........5 2003 Tony Tompkins ........... 33 ......... 583 ........ 53.0 ........2 2004 Tony Tompkins ........... 56 ......... 821 ........ 74.6 ........7 2005 Chance Dennis ........... 54 ......... 691 ........ 62.8 ........7 2006 Tyrell Williams............ 39 ......... 342 ........ 34.2 ........2 2007 Dominique Edison ...... 55 ......... 582 ........ 52.9 ........1 2008 Duane Brooks ............. 68 ......... 863 ........ 71.9 ........4 2009 Duane Brooks ............ 118 .......1,076 ....... 82.8 ........6 2010 Gralyn Crawford ......... 74 ......... 981 ........ 81.8 ........5 2011 Gralyn Crawford ......... 72 ......... 780 ........ 70.9 ........7 2012 Cordell Roberson ........ 77 ........1,006 ...... 111.8 ......10 2013 Tyler Boyd .................. 79 ........1,183 ....... 98.6 ........8

PEARCE RITCHEYCOLEMAN RUNNELS McKEOWN D. BROOKS


LUMBERJACK TEAM RECORDS

RUSHINGMost Yards (Game) ...............................................................489, vs. McMurry College • 1969 Season ............................................................................................................ 2,913 • 1993 Yards Per Game (Season) ............................................................................. 265.9 • 1969Most Attempts (Game)...............................................................77, vs. Tarleton State • 1973 Season ............................................................................................................... 652 • 1979 Yards Per Attempt (Season) ............................................................................ 5.2 • 2013Most Rushing Touchdowns (Game) ......................................... 7, vs. East Texas State • 1973 7, vs. Tarleton State • 1973 7, vs. Baker • 1979 Season ................................................................................................................. 30 • 1999Fewest Yards Allowed Per Game (Season) ....................................................... 90.7 • 1966Fewest Attempts Allowed (Season) ................................................................... 356 • 1966Fewest Rushing Touchdowns Allowed (Season) .........................................8 • 1980, 1982

PASSINGMost Attempts (Game)....................................................... 85, at Sam Houston State • 2008 Season ...............................................................................................................679 • 2012Most Completions (Game) ................................................57 • at Sam Houston State • 2008 Season ...............................................................................................................410 • 2009Most Yards (Game) ..............................................................662, vs. Prairie View A&M • 2013 Season ............................................................................................................5,435 • 1989Most Touchdown Passes (Game) ................................................ 8, vs. Texas College • 2009 8, vs. Northeast Louisiana • 1989 Season .................................................................................................................48 • 1989Highest Completion Percentage .......................................................................68.3 • 2009Fewest Attempts Allowed (Season) ...................................................................129 • 1971Fewest Completions Allowed (Season) ...............................................................49 • 1972Fewest Yards Allowed (Season) ..........................................................................893 • 1972Fewest Touchdown Passes Allowed (Season) .......................................................4 • 1996

TOTAL OFFENSEMost Plays (Game) .......................................................................... 118, vs. McMurry • 2013 Season ........................................................................................................... 1,117 • 1989Most Yards (Game) ............................................................. 827, vs. Prairie View A&M • 2013 Season ........................................................................................................... 7,324 • 1989Most Yards Per Game ........................................................................................ 504.5 • 2012Fewest Plays Allowed (Season).......................................................................... 535 • 1966Fewest Yards Allowed (Season) ...................................................................... 1,770 • 1966

SCORINGMost Points (Game) ...................................................................... 120, vs. Center H.S. • 1923 Season ........................................................................................................SFA: 569 • 1989 OPPONENTS: 592 • 2013Fewest Points (Season) ...................................................................................SFA: 18 • 1933 OPPONENTS: 67 • 1938, 1939Most Combined Points (Game) ...................................... 115 (SFA 59, Grambling 56) • 1989Most Touchdowns (Game) ..........................................................13, vs. Texas College • 2009 Season ................................................................................................................. 76 • 1989Fewest Touchdowns Allowed (Season) ................................................................ 13 • 1966Most Extra Points (Game) ...........................................................12, vs. Texas College • 2009 Season ................................................................................................................. 71 • 1989Most Field Goals (Game) ........................................................ 5, vs. Prairie View A&M • 1988 Season ................................................................................................................. 22 • 1988Shutouts (Season) ................................................................................... SFA: 4 • 1926, 1979 OPPONENTS: 7 • 1928Consecutive Shutouts ..........................................................SFA: 2 • 1925, 1938, 1949, 1957 OPPONENTS: 5 • 1960

FIRST DOWNSMost First Downs (Game) ................................................................. 38, vs. McMurry • 2013 Season .............................................................................................................. 324 • 1989Most Rushing First Downs (Game) ...............................................23, vs. Livingston • 1993 Season .............................................................................................................. 152 • 1993Most Passing First Downs (Game) ........................................... 25, vs. Nicholls State • 2012 25, at Sam Houston State • 2008 Season .............................................................................................................. 211 • 1989Fewest First Downs Allowed (Season) ................................................................ 98 • 1966Fewest Rushing First Downs Allowed (Season) ................................................. 65 • 1994Fewest Passing First Downs Allowed (Season) .................................................. 35 • 1972

PUNTINGMost Punts (Game) .............................................................13, vs. Sam Houston State • 1988 13, vs. Henderson State • 1980 Season ................................................................................................................. 92 • 1978Most Punting Yards (Game).............................................561, vs. Sam Houston State • 1988 Season ............................................................................................................ 3,275 • 1978

RETURNSMost Punt Returns (Game) ..................................................13, vs. Prairie View A&M • 1988 Season .................................................................................................................52 • 1967Most Punt Return Yards (Game) .......................................196, vs. Prairie View A&M • 1988 Season ...............................................................................................................620 • 1988Most Yards Per Punt Return (Season) ...............................................................19.1 • 1999Fewest Punt Returns Allowed (Season) ................................................................7 • 1972Fewest Punt Return Yards Allowed (Season) .....................................................49 • 1969Most Kick Returns (Game) .................................................................10, at Montana • 2009 10, at Idaho • 1994 Season .................................................................................................................76 • 2008Most Kick Return Yards (Game) .....................................230, vs. South Dakota State • 2008 Season ............................................................................................................1,502 • 2008Most Yards Per Kick Return (Season) ................................................................25.2 • 2010Fewest Kick Returns Allowed (Season) ................................................................12 • 1977Fewest Kick Return Yards Allowed (Season) .....................................................250 • 1977

TURNOVERSFewest Turnovers (Season)...................................................................................... 3 • 1999Fewest Fumbles Lost (Season) ................................................................................ 5 • 1999Most Fumbles Recovered (Season) ...................................................................... 28 • 1977Most Passes Intercepted (Game) ................................................... 6, vs. North Texas • 1988 6, vs. Nicholls State • 1980 Season ..............................................................................................25 • 1973, 1985, 1988Most Interceptions Thrown (Game) .......................................................... 6, at SMU • 2012 Season ................................................................................................................. 28 • 1990

WIN-LOSSMost Victories (Season) ........................................................................................ 12 • 1989Fewest Victories (Season) ............................................................................. 0 • 1933, 2007Most Losses (Season) ............................................................................................ 11 • 2007Fewest Losses (Season) .......................................... 2 • 1948, 1949, 1974, 1985, 1989, 1995Most Conference Victories (Season)...................................................................... 7 • 1974 Southland Conference ....................................................................6 • 1999, 2009, 2010Fewest Conference Victories (Season) .... 0 • 1932, 1933, 1937, 1941, 1946, 1953, 1981, 2007 Southland Conference ....................................................................................... 0 • 2007Consecutive Victories .......................................................................................10 • 1973-74 Season: 9 •1988 Against Opponent: 8, vs. Sul Ross State • 1954-61Consecutive Losses .......................................................................................... 15 • 1976-77 Season: 11 • 2007 Against Opponent: 13, vs. Texas A&I • 1967-79


LUMBERJACK team RECORDSPOINTS SCORED

# Pts. Opponent Year 1. 120 vs. Center H.S. ............................................... 1923 2. 108 vs. Marshall College ...................................... 1926 3. 92 Texas College ................................................ 2009 4. 82 McMurry ....................................................... 2011 5. 73 Wingate ........................................................ 1999 6. 71 Lamar ........................................................... 2010 7. 69 at Lamar ....................................................... 2011 8. 66 Northeast Louisiana...................................... 1989 9. 64 vs. Texas Lutheran ......................................... 1955 10. 63 Western Illinois ............................................. 2005

POINTS ALLOWED # Pts. Opponent Year 1. 88 at Baylor ....................................................... 1929 2. 77 Texas A&I ...................................................... 1976 3. 70 at Montana ................................................... 1995 4. 69 McNeese State .............................................. 2013 5. 67 at TCU ........................................................... 2008 6. 66 at Central Arkansas ....................................... 2013 7. 64 vs. West Texas State ...................................... 1930 8. 62 Texas State .................................................... 2008 9. 61 at Texas Tech ................................................. 2013 10. 58 at Texas Tech ................................................. 2001 at Idaho ........................................................ 1994

FIRST DOWNS # No. Opponent Year 1. 38 McMurry ....................................................... 2013 2. 36 at Texas State ................................................ 2012 36 at Sam Houston State ................................... 2008 4. 35 Nicholls State ................................................ 2013 35 at Central Florida .......................................... 1985 6. 34 Lamar ........................................................... 2012 34 at McNeese State .......................................... 2012 8. 33 McMurry ....................................................... 2011 33 Western Illinois ............................................. 2005 10. 32 Wingate ........................................................ 1999 32 Southwest Texas ........................................... 1995

RUSHING FIRST DOWNS # No. Opponent Year 1. 23 Livingston..................................................... 1993 2. 21 Jacksonville State ......................................... 1997 3. 20 at East Texas State......................................... 1969 20 East Texas State ............................................ 1968 5. 19 Southwest Texas State .................................. 1995 19 at North Texas ............................................... 1993 19 Tarleton State ............................................... 1974 19 Tarleton State ............................................... 1973 19 Howard Payne .............................................. 1973

PASSING FIRST DOWNS # No. Opponent Year 1. 25 Nicholls State ................................................ 2012 25 at Sam Houston State ................................... 2008 3. 24 Prairie View A&M .......................................... 2013 4. 23 McMurry ....................................................... 2011 5. 22 at Texas State ................................................ 2012 22 Eastern Washington ...................................... 2009 22 at Western Illinois ......................................... 2008 22 Sam Houston State ....................................... 1989 9. 21 Southwest Texas State .................................. 1969 10. 20 Six times - last at Central Arkansas ............... 2013

TOTAL OFFENSE # Yards Opponent Year 1. 827 (91 plays) Prairie View A&M .............................. 2013 2. 792 (75 plays) McMurry ........................................... 1969 3. 771 (99 plays) at Central Florida ............................... 1985 4. 742 (91 plays) vs. Sam Houston State ...................... 2013 5. 717 (69 plays) at Sam Houston State ....................... 1999 6. 700 (78 plays) Northeast Louisiana .......................... 1989 7. 687 (91 plays) Nicholls State .................................... 2013 8. 681 (102 plays) at Central Arkansas ........................... 2013 9. 668 (95 plays) McMurry ........................................... 2011 10. 663 (74 plays) Western Illinois ................................. 2005

TOTAL PLAYS # Plays Opponent Year 1. 118 (630 yds.) McMurry ........................................... 2013 2. 116 (575 yds.) at Sam Houston State ....................... 2008 3. 109 (537 yds.) Lamar ............................................... 2012 4. 102 (681 yds.) at Central Arkansas ........................... 2013 5. 100 (529 yds.) at McNeese State .............................. 2012 100 (466 yds.) at SMU .............................................. 2012 7. 99 (771 yds.) at Central Florida ............................... 1985 99 (512 yds.) at Southeast Louisiana ...................... 2009 9. 98 (379 yds.) at Angelo State ................................. 1970 10. 97 (497 yds.) at Sul Ross State ................................ 1969 97 (496 yds.) at Southeast Louisiana ...................... 2009

RUSHING YARDS # Yards Opponent Year 1. 489 (50 att.) McMurry ........................................... 1969 2. 467 (54 att.) vs. Gardner-Webb ............................. 1973 3. 456 (59 att.) Tarleton State.................................... 1969 4. 439 (77 att.) Tarleton State.................................... 1973 5. 434 (57 att.) Jacksonville State .............................. 1997 6. 409 (66 att.) Livingston ......................................... 1993 7. 382 (N/A) vs. Southern Arkansas ....................... 1958 8. 376 (63 att.) at Sam Houston State ....................... 1969 9. 373 (53 att.) at Northwestern State ....................... 1995 10. 372 (44 att.) at Sam Houston State ....................... 1999

RUSHING ATTEMPTS # Att. Opponent Year 1. 77 (439 yds.) Tarleton State.................................... 1973 77 (334 yds.) at Texas A&I....................................... 1979 3. 71 (347 yds.) Baker ................................................ 1979 71 (N/A) vs. Texas A&I ..................................... 1957 5. 70 (315 yds.) at Howard Payne ............................... 1974 6. 69 (353 yds.) East Texas State ................................. 1970 69 (296 yds.) at Sul Ross State ................................ 1969 69 (213 yds.) at East Texas State ............................. 1969 9. 68 (246 yds.) Texas Lutheran .................................. 1979 10. 67 (222 yds.) Texas A&I .......................................... 1970

RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS # No. Opponent Year 1. 7 Baker ............................................................ 1979 7 Tarleton State ............................................... 1973 7 at East Texas State......................................... 1973 4. 6 McNeese State .............................................. 2004 6 Henderson State ........................................... 2002 6 Arkansas-Monticello ..................................... 1991 6 McMurry ....................................................... 1969 8. 5 Nine teams

PASSING YARDS # Yards Opponent Year 1. 662 (44-66) Prairie View A&M .............................. 2013 2. 571 (31-45) Northeast Louisiana .......................... 1989 3. 560 (25-40) Sam Houston State ........................... 1989 4. 545 (39-76) vs. Sam Houston State ...................... 2012 5. 517 (24-56) Grambling State ................................ 1989 6. 515 (43-66) at Central Arkansas ........................... 2013 515 (45-71) Nicholls State .................................... 2012 8. 508 (41-59) at Texas State .................................... 2007 9. 507 (45-63) McMurry ........................................... 2011 10. 505 (26-46) vs. Sam Houston State ...................... 2013

PASSING attemptS # Attempts Opponent Year 1. 85 (57 comp.) at Sam Houston State ....................... 2008 2. 76 (39 comp.) vs. Sam Houston State ...................... 2012 3. 74 (43 comp.) at SMU .............................................. 2012 4. 71 (45 comp.) Nicholls State .................................... 2012 5. 70 (38 comp.) Lamar ............................................... 2012 6. 69 (44 comp.) at Texas State .................................... 2012 7. 68 (39 comp.) McMurry ........................................... 2013 68 (42 comp.) at McNeese State .............................. 2012 9. 66 (44 comp.) Prairie View A&M .............................. 2013 66 (43 comp.) at Central Arkansas ........................... 2013

PASSING COMPLETIONS # Completions Opponent Year 1. 57 (85 att.) at Sam Houston State ....................... 2008 2. 45 (71 att.) Nicholls State .................................... 2012 45 (63 att.) McMurry ........................................... 2011 4. 44 (66 att.) Prairie View A&M .............................. 2013 44 (69 att.) at Texas State .................................... 2012 6. 43 (66 att.) at Central Arkansas ........................... 2013 43 (74 att.) at SMU .............................................. 2012 43 (59 att.) Eastern Washington .......................... 2009 9. 42 (68 att.) at McNeese State .............................. 2012 10. 41 (55 att.) Central Arkansas ............................... 2011 41 (59 att.) at Texas State .................................... 2007

PASSING TOUCHDOWNS # No. Opponent Year 1. 8 Texas College ................................................ 2009 8 Northeast Louisiana...................................... 1989 3. 7 at Nicholls State ............................................ 2011 7 McMurry ....................................................... 2011 5. 6 Nicholls State ................................................ 2013 6 vs. Sam Houston State .................................. 2012 6 Sam Houston State ....................................... 2009 6 Langston ...................................................... 2008 6 Southwest Texas ........................................... 1995 6 at Eastern Washington .................................. 1989 6 at Central Florida .......................................... 1985


LUMBERJACK INDIVIDUal RECORDStotal offense

ATTEMPTSGame ............................................................. 93, Jeremy Moses at Sam Houston State • 2008Season ............................................................................................ 696, Todd Hammel • 1989Career ................................................................................... 2,034 • Jeremy Moses • 2007-10

NET YARDS GAINEDGame ............................................................655, Brady Attaway vs. Prairie View A&M • 2013Season ......................................................................................... 5,294, Todd Hammel • 1989Career ................................................................................. 13,201 • Jeremy Moses • 2007-10

YARDS PER GAMESeason ........................................................................................ 352.9 • Todd Hammel • 1989Career ................................................................................... 300.0 • Jeremy Moses • 2007-10

YARDS PER ATTEMPTSeason ............................................................................................8.3 • James Ritchey • 1994Career ....................................................................................... 6.5 • Jeremy Moses • 2007-10

PASSINGATTEMPTS

Game ............................................................. 85, Jeremy Moses at Sam Houston State • 2008Season ............................................................................................ 598, Jeremy Moses • 2008Career ...................................................................................1,893, Jeremy Moses • 20007-10

COMPLETIONSGame ............................................................. 57, Jeremy Moses at Sam Houston State • 2008Season ............................................................................................ 385, Jeremy Moses • 2009Career .....................................................................................1,184, Jeremy Moses • 2007-10

YARDSGame ............................................................662, Brady Attaway vs. Prairie View A&M • 2013Season ......................................................................................... 5,364, Todd Hammel • 1989Career ...................................................................................13,401, Jeremy Moses • 2007-10Longest Play .........................97 yards, Mikhael Ricks from Peyton Jones vs. Troy State • 1997

TOUCHDOWNSGame ................................................................8, Todd Hammel vs. Louisiana-Monroe • 1989Season .............................................................................................. 48, Todd Hammel • 1989Career ........................................................................................121, Jeremy Moses • 2007-10

COMPLETION PERCENTAGESeason ........................................................................................... 68.0, Jeremy Moses • 2009Career .......................................................................................62.5, Jeremy Moses • 2007-10

YARDS PER GAMESeason ......................................................................................... 357.6, Todd Hammel • 1989Career .....................................................................................304.6, Jeremy Moses • 2007-10

SCORINGPOINTS

Game .................................................................. 24, Gus Johnson vs. Central Arkansas • 2012 24, KaRon Coleman vs. Sam Houston State • 1999 24, Kerry Bennett vs. Sam Houston State • 1995 24, Bill Tyler vs. East Texas State • 1973 24, Gaylen Ramm vs. Tarleton State • 1972Season ......................................................................................... 111, Chuck Rawlison • 1989Career .....................................................................................300, Chuck Rawlison • 1988-91

TOUCHDOWNSGame .................................................................... 4, Gus Johnson vs. Central Arkansas • 2012 4, KaRon Coleman vs. Sam Houston State • 1999 4, Kerry Bennett vs. Sam Houston State • 1995 4, Bill Tyler vs. East Texas State • 1973 4, Gaylen Ramm vs. Tarleton State • 1972Season ...................................................................................... 18 • Dominique Edison • 2008Career ....................................................................................39 • Cordell Roberson • 2009-12

RUSHINGATTEMPTS

Game ............................................................37, Lawrence Eaglin vs. McMurry College • 1971Season ............................................................................................. 315, Larry Centers • 1989Career ......................................................................................... 709, Larry Centers • 1986-89

YARDSGame .............................................................. 289, Isaiah Stoker vs. Jacksonville State • 1999Season .......................................................................................... 1,440, Larry Centers • 1989Career ....................................................................................3,771, Leonard Harris • 1992-95Longest Play ..............................................................86 yards, Jimmy Clark vs. Lamar • 1961

YARDS PER GAMESeason ...................................................................................... 125.1, Derrick Blaylock • 2000Career ...................................................................................101.0, Bobby Mitchell • 1977-78

YARDS PER ATTEMPTSeason .......................................................................................... 8.2, KaRon Coleman • 1999Career ......................................................................................6.2, Derrick Blaylock • 1997-00

TOUCHDOWNSGame .................................................................... 4, Gus Johnson vs. Central Arkansas • 2012 4, Kerry Bennett vs. Sam Houston State • 1995 4, Bill Tyler vs. East Texas State • 1973 4, Gaylen Ramm vs. Tarleton State • 1972Season ...................................................................................................17 • Paul Hood • 1979Career ......................................................................................30 • KaRon Coleman • 1996-99

RECEIVINGRECEPTIONS

Game ........................................................... 15, Duane Brooks vs. Eastern Washington • 2009 15, Duane Brooks at Northwestern State • 2009Season ............................................................................................ 118, Duane Brooks • 2009Career ................................................................................... 221, Cordell Roberson • 2009-12

YARDSGame ............................................................ 242, Aaron Thomas vs. Prairie View A&M • 2013Season ..........................................................................................1,358, Mikhael Ricks • 1997Career ................................................................................ 3,191, Cordell Roberson • 2009-12

YARDS PER CATCHSeason ........................................................................................... 28.9, Mikhael Ricks • 1997Career ....................................................................................... 23.7, Mikhael Ricks • 1994-97

TOUCHDOWNSGame ................................................................. 3, Mike Brooks vs. Sam Houston State • 2013 3, Cordell Roberson vs. Sam Houston State • 2012 3, Gralyn Crawford vs. McMurry • 2011 3, Cordell Roberson vs. Southeastern Louisiana • 2010 3, Dominique Edison at McNeese State • 2008 3, Dominique Edison vs. Kentucky Wesleyan • 2008 3, Mikhael Ricks vs. Delta State • 1997 3, Kevin Goodwin vs. Northwestern State • 1993 3, Eric Wright vs. Louisiana Tech • 1990 3, Eric Wright vs. Jackson State • 1990 3, Joe Bradford vs. McNeese State • 1989 3, James Noble vs. Texas A&I • 1985 3, James Noble vs. Central Florida • 1985 3, James Noble vs. Southwest Texas • 1985 3, James Noble vs. Abilene Christian • 1984 3, Aldo Knox vs. Angelo State • 1974 3, Danny McKeown vs. Northwestern State • 1969Season ......................................................................................... 16, Cordell Roberson • 2010Career ....................................................................................39 • Cordell Roberson • 2009-12


LUMBERJACK INDIVIDUAL RECORDSKICK SCORING

POINTSGame ............................................................ 18, Chuck Rawlison vs. Prairie View A&M • 1988Season ............................................................................................. 111, Evan Engwall • 2009 111, Chuck Rawlison • 1989Career .....................................................................................300, Chuck Rawlison • 1988-91

EXTRA POINTS ATTEMPTEDGame .......................................................................13, Evan Engwall vs. Texas College • 2009Season ........................................................................................... 71, Chuck Rawlison • 1989Career ...............................................................................137, Ryan Rossner • 2000, 2002-04

EXTRA POINTS MADEGame .......................................................................12, Evan Engwall vs. Texas College • 2009Season ........................................................................................... 69, Chuck Rawlison • 1989Career .....................................................................................129, Chuck Rawlison • 1988-91

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame ...................................................................... 5, Evan Engwall at Western Illinois • 2009 5, Chuck Rawlison vs. Prairie View A&M • 1988Season ........................................................................................... 29, Chuck Rawlison • 1988Career .......................................................................................82, Chuck Rawlison • 1988-91

FIELD GOALS MADEGame .............................................................. 5, Chuck Rawlison vs. Prairie View A&M • 1988Season ........................................................................................... 22, Chuck Rawlison • 1988Career .......................................................................................57, Chuck Rawlison • 1988-91Consecutive ................................................................................... 10, Chuck Rawlison •1988Longest Field Goal .......................... 58 yards, Chuck Rawlison vs. Sam Houston State • 1991

PUNTSMOST PUNTS

Game ...............................................................13, Steve Merka vs. Sam Houston State • 1988 13, Rick Kinsey vs. Henderson State • 1980Season .................................................................................................. 89, Rick Kinsey • 1978Career ............................................................................................ 284, Rick Kinsey • 1977-80

YARDSGame .............................................................561, Steve Merka vs. Sam Houston State • 1988Season ............................................................................................3,561, Steve Merka • 1988Career ....................................................................................... 10,709, Leo Araguz • 1989-92Longest Punt ........................................... 80 yards, Ryan Gooch at Northwestern State, 2007

PUNTING AVERAGESeason ............................................................................................ 46.6, Chad Stanley • 1998Career ........................................................................................ 43.3, Chad Stanley • 1996-98

RETURNSPUNT RETURNS

Game ..................................................................... 6, Floyd Dixon vs. Abilene Christian • 1985Season .......................................................................................32, Marcus Henderson • 1992Career ...................................................................................76, Claudell Anderson • 1981-84

PUNT RETURN YARDSGame ................................................................. 126, Floyd Dixon vs. Abilene Christian • 1985Season ........................................................................................ 489, Bruce Alexander • 1988Career .....................................................................................792, KaRon Coleman • 1996-99

KICKOFF RETURNSGame .......................................................................... 9, Gralyn Crawford vs. Villanova • 2010Season ...........................................................................................37, Gralyn Crawford • 2010Career ...................................................................................... 77, Gralyn Crawford • 2009-12

KICKOFF RETURN YARDSGame ..............................................................................187, Tim Fields vs. Grambling • 1989Season ......................................................................................1,038, Gralyn Crawford • 2010Career ................................................................................. 1,952, Gralyn Crawford • 2009-12

DEFENSETACKLES

Game ............................................................. 27, David Crocker at Northwestern State • 2001Season ............................................................................................ 175, Carl Simmons • 1971Career .........................................................................................492, David Temple • 1988-91

UNASSISTED TACKLESGame ...................................................................... 16, Doak Elledge vs. Tarleton State • 1975Season ............................................................................................ 121, Carl Simmons • 1971Career .........................................................................................309, David Temple • 1988-91

ASSISTED TACKLESGame ............................................................. 20, David Crocker at Northwestern State • 2001Season ........................................................................................... 85, Jabara Williams • 2008Career .....................................................................................259, Jabara Williams • 2007-10

TACKLES FOR LOSSGame ..........................................................5.0, Willie Jefferson at Northwestern State • 2011 ..................................................................... 5.0, Tim Knicky vs. South Dakota State • 2008Season ................................................................................................ 20.5, Tim Knicky • 2008Career ............................................................................................59.5, Tim Knicky • 2006-09

QUARTERBACK SACKSGame ..........................................................5.0, Willie Jefferson at Northwestern State • 2011Season ...................................................................................... 18.0, Roderick Stansell • 1989Career ............................................................................................32.5, Tim Knicky • 2006-09

INTERCEPTIONSGame ...................................................................4, Larry Covin vs. Sam Houston State • 1941Season ...............................................................................................10, Cedric Walker • 1990Career .......................................................................................... 25, Cedric Walker • 1990-93

INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDSGame ............................................................. 117, Herman Hendrix vs. Texas Lutheran • 1954Season ......................................................................................... 128, Darrell Harkless • 1986Career ....................................................................................235, Bruce Alexander • 1985-88Longest Return ............................................................. 100 yards, three players; Last • 1990

50+ YARD FIELD GOALS No. Player Year Opponent Yards 1. Chuck Rawlison .............. 1991 .......... Sam Houston State ...................................58 2. Ryan Rossner ................. 2004 .......... Northwestern State ..................................54 Ryan Rossner ................. 2003 .......... at Sam Houston State ...............................54 Chuck Rawlison .............. 1990 .......... at Nicholls State ........................................54 5. Ryan Rossner ................. 2004 .......... Southern Utah ..........................................53 Ryan Smith .................... 1997 .......... Jacksonville State .....................................53 Chuck Rawlison .............. 1990 .......... McNeese State ..........................................53 Chuck Rawlison .............. 1989 .......... at Georgia Southern ............................. 53 (2x) 10. Ryan Rossner ................. 2003 .......... Northern Iowa ..........................................52 Ryan Rossner ................. 2001 .......... Cal State-Northridge ................................52 12. Evan Engwall ................. 2009 .......... at Western Illinois .....................................51 Ryan Rossner ................. 2003 .......... Alcorn State ..............................................51 Ryan Rossner ................. 2001 .......... at McNeese State ......................................51 Ryan Smith .................... 1997 .......... Nicholls State ............................................51 Chuck Rawlison .............. 1991 .......... Youngstown State ....................................51 Chuck Rawlison .............. 1989 .......... Southwest Missouri State .........................51 Chuck Rawlison .............. 1988 .......... Northwestern State ..................................51 Rick Wilson..................... 1984 .......... at Abilene Christian ..................................51 20. Evan Engwall ................. 2009 .......... at Western Illinois .....................................50 Stephen Coker ................ 2000 .......... at McNeese State ......................................50 Ryan Smith .................... 1997 .......... Nicholls State ............................................50 Chuck Rawlison .............. 1990 .......... at Sam Houston State ..............................50 Mark Moseley ................ 1969 .......... Texas A&I ..................................................50


SINGLE-GAME ATTEMPTS

No. Player Year Opponent Att. 2. Brady Attaway .....2012 ..... Sam Houston State ...........76 3. Brady Attaway .....2012 ..... at McNeese State ..............68 Brady Attaway .....2012 ..... at Texas State ....................68 5. Brady Attaway .....2013 ..... Prairie View A&M ..............66 6. Brady Attaway .....2012 ..... Nicholls State ....................65 7. Brady Attaway .....2011 ..... Texas State ........................64 Jeremy Moses ......2008 ..... Western Illinois .................64 9. Brady Attaway .....2013 ..... at Central Arkansas ...........63 10. Brady Attaway .....2013 ..... at Weber State ..................62

1. JEREMY MOSES 85, vs. Sam Houston State • 2008

SINGLE-GAME COMPLETIONS

No. Player Year Opponent Comp. 2. Brady Attaway .....2013 ..... Prairie View A&M ........... 44 Brady Attaway .....2012 ..... at Texas State ................. 44 4. Jeremy Moses ......2009 ..... Eastern Washington ....... 43 5. Brady Attaway .....2012 ..... at McNeese State ........... 42 6. Brady Attaway .....2013 ..... at Central Arkansas ........ 41 Brady Attaway .....2012 ..... Nicholls State ................. 41 Jeremy Moses ......2007 ..... Texas State ..................... 41 9. Brady Attaway .....2012 ..... vs. Sam Houston State ... 39 10. Jeremy Moses ......2010 ..... Texas State ..................... 38

1. JEREMY MOSES 57, vs. Sam Houston State • 2008

SEASON COMPLETIONS

No. Player Year Att. Comp. 2. Jeremy Moses .............. 2008 .............598 ............. 352 3. Brady Attaway ............. 2013 .............584 ............. 349 4. Jeremy Moses .............. 2010 .............550 ............. 336 5. Brady Attaway ............. 2012 .............570 ............. 334 6. Todd Hammel .............. 1989 .............577 ............. 316 7. Brady Attaway ............. 2011 .............495 ............. 299 8. Todd Whitten ............... 1985 .............352 ............. 282 9. Wes Pate ...................... 2001 .............333 ............. 197 10. Zeke Dixon ................... 2005 .............390 ............. 179

1. JEREMY MOSES 385 • 2009

MOSES

CAREER COMPLETIONS

No. Player Years Games Att. Comp. 2. Brady Attaway ....... 2010-13 .......43 ....... 1,688 ......1,004 3. Todd Hammel ......... 1986-89 .......36 ....... 1,061 ....... 544 4. Todd Whitten ......... 1983-86 .......38 .........942 ........ 451 5. Wes Pate ................ 1999-01 .......29 .........814 ........ 432 6. Zeke Dixon ............. 2001-05 .......36 .........781 ........ 383 7. James Ritchey ........ 1992-95 .......41 .........678 ........ 358 8. Michael Williams .... 2000-04 .......29 .........530 ........ 313 9. Danny Southall ...... 2004-07 .......35 .........529 ........ 303 10. Tod Weder .............. 1982-83 .......20 .........522 ........ 264

1. JEREMY MOSES 1,184 (1,893 att., 44 games) • 2007-10

SINGLE-GAME PASSING YARDS

No. Player Year Opponent Yds. 2. Todd Hammel ......1989 ..... Louisiana-Monroe ...........571 3. Brady Attaway .....2012 ..... vs. Sam Houston State .....545 4. Todd Hammel ......1989 ..... Sam Houston State ..........534 5. Todd Hammel ......1989 ..... Grambling State ..............517 6. Jeremy Moses ......2007 ..... at Texas State ...................508 7. Brady Attaway .....2013 ..... vs. Sam Houston State .....505 8. Jeremy Moses ......2010 ..... Northwestern State .........489 9. Brady Attaway .....2012 ..... Nicholls State ...................474 10. Robert Pearce ......1969 ..... Southwest Texas ..............464

1. BRADY ATTAWAY 662, vs. Prairie View A&M • 2013

SEASON PASSING YARDS

No. Player Year Games C-A Yds. 2. Brady Attaway .......... 2013 ....... 12 ...... 349-584 .....4,268 3. Jeremy Moses ............ 2009 ....... 13 ...... 385-566 .....4,124 4. Jeremy Moses ............ 2008 ....... 12 ...... 352-598 .....4,026 5. Jeremy Moses ............ 2010 ....... 12 ...... 336-550 .....3,998 6. Brady Attaway .......... 2012 ....... 11 ...... 334-570 .....3,671 7. Brady Attaway .......... 2011 ....... 11 ...... 299-945 .....3,181 8. Wes Pate ................... 2001 ....... 10 ...... 197-333 .....2,626 9. Todd Whitten ............ 1985 ....... 11 ...... 182-352 .....2,599 10. Zeke Dixon ................ 2005 ....... 10 ...... 179-390 .....2,407

1. TODD HAMMEL 5,364 (316-of-577; 15 games) • 1989

HAMMEL

CAREER PASSING YARDS

No. Player Years Games C-A Yds. 2. Brady Attaway ...... 2010-13 .....43 ... 1,004-1,688 ..11,433 3. Todd Hammel ........ 1986-89 .....36 .....544-1,060 .....8,631 4. Todd Whitten ........ 1983-86 .....38 ...... 451-942 ......6,304 5. Wes Pate ............... 1999-01 .....29 ...... 432-814 ......6,058 6. Zeke Dixon ............ 2001-05 .....36 ...... 383-781 ......5,497 7. James Ritchey ....... 1992-95 .....41 ...... 358-678 ......5,436 8. Michael Williams ... 2001-04 .....29 ...... 313-530 ......4,208 9. Tod Weder ............. 1982-83 .....20 ...... 264-522 ......3,802 10. Danny Southall ..... 2004-07 .....35 ...... 303-529 ......3,421

1. JEREMY MOSES 13,401 (1,184-of-1,893; 44 games) • 2007-10

PASSING RECORDS

SEASON TOUCHDOWN PASSES

No. Player Year Games TDs 2. Jeremy Moses ................ 2008 ...............12 ................. 41 3. Jeremy Moses ................ 2009 ...............13 ................. 40 4. Jeremy Moses ................ 2010 ...............12 ................. 34 5. Brady Attaway .............. 2013 ...............12 ................. 32 6. Brady Attaway .............. 2012 ...............11 ................. 29 7. Brady Attaway .............. 2011 ...............11 ................. 27 Todd Whitten ................ 1985 ...............11 ................. 27 9. Zeke Dixon .................... 2005 ...............10 ................. 20 10. Wes Pate ....................... 2001 ...............10 ................. 19 James Ritchey ............... 1995 ...............13 ................. 19 Todd Whitten ................ 1984 ...............11 ................. 19 Robert Pearce ................ 1969 ...............10 ................. 19

1. TODD HAMMEL 48 (15 games) • 1989

CAREER TOUCHDOWN PASSES

No. Player Years Games TDs 2. Brady Attaway ........... 2010-13 ............43 ................. 89 3. Todd Hammel ............. 1986-89 ............36 ................. 65 4. Todd Whitten ............. 1983-86 ............38 ................. 60 5. Wes Pate .................... 1999-01 ............29 ................. 49 6. James Ritchey ............ 1992-95 ............41 ................. 42 7. Zeke Dixon ................. 2001-05 ............36 ................. 39 8. Michael Williams ........ 2001-04 ............29 ................. 32 9. Robert Pearce ............. 1968-69 ............18 ................. 26 10. Mike Quinn................. 1993-96 ............28 ................. 23 Larry Mayer ................ 1972-74 ............26 ................. 23

1. JEREMY MOSES 121 (44 games) • 2007-10

PATE WHITTEN


RUSHING/ALL-PURPOSE RECORDSSINGLE-GAME ATTEMPTS

No. Player Year Opponent Att. 2. Andy Hopkins ......1970 ..... at Southwest Texas ...........36 3. Isaiah Stoker ........1999 ..... Jacksonville State .............35 Larry Centers .......1987 ..... Southwest Texas ...............35 5. Paul Hood ............1977 ..... Sam Houston State ...........34 6. Gus Johnson ........2012 ..... Northwestern State ..........33 Larry Centers .......1989 ..... Nicholls State ....................33 8. Gus Johnson ........2012 ..... Central Arkansas ...............32 Bobby Mitchell ....1977 ..... at Abilene Christian ..........32 10. Louie Runnels ......2005 ..... Texas State ........................31 Larry Centers .......1988 ..... McNeese State ..................31 Andy Hopkins ......1969 ..... at East Texas State.............31 13. Bobby Mitchell ....1977 ..... Angelo State .....................30 Andy Hopkins ......1970 ..... East Texas State ................30 Andy Hopkins ......1969 ..... at Sam Houston State .......30

1. LAWRENCE EAGLIN 37, vs. McMurry • 1971

200-YARD RUSHING GAMES

No. Player Year Opponent Yds. 2. Larry Mayer .........1973 ..... vs. Gardner-Webb ............237 3. Gus Johnson ........2012 ..... Northwestern State .........226 4. Derrick Blaylock ...2000 ..... Texas A&M-Commerce .....218 5. KaRon Coleman ...1999 ..... at Sam Houston State ......216 6. Gus Johnson ........2012 ..... Central Arkansas ..............215 7. Paul Hood ............1979 ..... at Henderson State ..........214 8. Isiah Stoker ..........1999 ..... Wingate ...........................212 9. Lawrence Eaglin ..1971 ..... at McMurry ......................206 10. Louie Runnels ......2006 ..... at Southeastern La...........205 Andy Hopkins ......1969 ..... at Sam Houston State ......205 12. Derrick Blaylock ...2000 ..... Sam Houston State ..........204 13. Leonard Harris .....1992 ..... at Sam Houston State ......202

1. ISIAH STOKER 289, vs. Jacksonville State •1999

SEASON RUSHING YARDS

No. Player Year Games Att. Yds. 2. Derrick Blaylock......... 2000 ....... 11 ..........202 ........1,382 3. Paul Hood.................. 1979 ....... 11 ..........245 ........1,332 4. Leonard Harris ........... 1995 ....... 11 ..........180 ........1,081 5. Gus Johnson .............. 2013 ....... 12 ..........176 ........1,061 6. Curtis Luper ............... 1993 ....... 12 ..........162 ........1,054 7. Leonard Harris ........... 1994 ....... 11 ..........206 ........1,047 8. Pat House .................. 1996 ....... 10 ..........171 ........1,039 9. Andy Hopkins ............ 1969 ....... 10 ..........195 ........1,023 10. Bobby Mitchell .......... 1977 ........ 9 ...........202 ......... 978

1. LARRY CENTERS 1,440 (315 att.; 15 games) • 1989

CAREER 2,000-yard rushers

No. Player Years Games Att. Yds. 2. Andy Hopkins ......... 1967-70 ...... 39 .........666 .......3,080 3. Larry Centers .......... 1986-89 ...... 47 .........709 .......2,943 4. KaRon Coleman ...... 1996-99 ...... 40 .........509 .......2,755 5. Paul Hood............... 1977-80 ...... 36 .........540 .......2,533 6. Gus Johnson ..... 2011-Pres. .. 31 ....... 375 ..... 2,224 7. Louie Runnels......... 2004-07 ...... 40 .........489 .......2,145 8. Isiah Stoker ............ 1996-99 ...... 37 .........345 .......2,108 9. Derrick Blaylock...... 1997-00 ...... 31 .........340 .......2,091 10. John Reece ............. 1972-75 ...... 37 .........427 .......2,070

1. LEONARD HARRIS 3,771 (741 att.; 44 games) • 1992-95

SEASON RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS

No. Player Year Games TDs 2. Gus Johnson .................. 2012 ...............11 ................. 14 3. KaRon Coleman ............. 1999 ...............11 ................. 13 4. Gus Johnson .................. 2013 ...............12 ................. 11 Larry Centers ................. 1989 ...............15 ................. 11 Andy Hopkins ................ 1969 ...............10 ................. 11 7. Cliff Edwards ................. 2003 ...............11 ................. 10 Tony Tompkins............... 2002 ...............11 ................. 10 Leonard Harris ............... 1994 ...............11 ................. 10 John Reece .................... 1973 ...............12 ................. 10

1. PAUL HOOD 17 (11 games) • 1979

CAREER RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS

No. Player Years Games TDs 2. KaRon Coleman .......... 1996-99 ............40 ................. 30 3. Gus Johnson ......... 2011-Pres. ........ 31 .............. 28 4. Larry Centers .............. 1986-89 ............47 ................. 24 5. Paul Hood................... 1977-80 ............36 ................. 23 6. Isiah Stoker ................ 1996-99 ............37 ................. 20 7. Louie Runnels............. 2004-07 ............40 ................. 18 8. Cliff Edwards .............. 1984-86 ............21 ................. 17 9. Andy Hopkins ............. 1967-70 ............39 ................. 15 10. Derrick Blaylock.......... 1997-00 ............31 ................. 14

1. LEONARD HARRIS 32 (44 games) • 1992-95

HARRIS

LONGEST RUSHING PLAYS

No. Player Year Opponent Yds. 2. Gus Johnson ........2013 ..... at Lamar ...........................81 3. Herby Baker .........1976 ..... Abilene Christian ..............80 Andy Hopkins ......1970 ..... Northwestern State ..........80 5. Isiah Stoker ..........1997 ..... Nicholls State ....................77 6. Isiah Stoker ..........1999 ..... Jacksonville State .............76 7. Harden Weech .....1975 ..... at Sul Ross State ...............74 8. Leonard Harris .....1995 ..... Northern Iowa ..................73 9. Isiah Stoker ..........1998 ..... Troy State ..........................72 Charlie Smith .......1980 ..... at Southwest Texas ...........72 Bobby Mitchell ....1977 ..... Howard Payne ..................72

1. JIMMY CLARK 86 yards, vs. Lamar • 1961

SEASON ALL-PURPOSE YARDS

No. Player Year Games Yds. 2. Gralyn Crawford ............ 2010 ...............12 ............. 2,207 3. Gralyn Crawford ............ 2011 ...............11 ............. 1,843 4. Tony Tompkins............... 2002 ...............11 ............. 1,795 5. KaRon Coleman ............. 1999 ...............11 ............. 1,647 6. Vincent Pervis ............... 2009 ...............13 ............. 1,551 7. Larry Centers ................. 1988 ...............13 ............. 1,550 8. Tony Tompkins............... 2004 ...............11 ............. 1,543 9. Derrick Blaylock............. 2000 ...............11 ............. 1,464 10. Bobby Mitchell .............. 1977 ................9 .............. 1,450

1. LARRY CENTERS 2,388 yds. (15 games) • 1989

CAREER ALL-PURPOSE YARDS

No. Player Year Games Yds. 2. Larry Centers .............. 1986-89 ............47 ............. 5,029 3. Tony Tompkins............ 2001-04 ............33 ............. 4,511 4. KaRon Coleman .......... 1996-99 ............40 ............. 4,351 5. Andy Hopkins ............. 1967-70 ............37 ............. 4,202 6. Leonard Harris ............ 1992-95 ............33 ............. 4,171 7. James Noble ............... 1982-85 ............44 ............. 3,035 8. Chris Jefferson ............ 1993-96 ............47 ............. 2,940 9. Contrevious Parks ....... 2006-09 ............42 ............. 2,916 10. Vincent Pervis ............ 2006-09 ............35 ............. 2,871

1. GRALYN CRAWFORD 5,112 yds. (39 games) • 2009-12

CENTERS


receiving RECORDSSINGLE-GAME RECEPTIONS

No. Player Year Opponent Rec. 3. Cordell Roberson .....2012 .... vs. Sam Houston State ..... 14 Chance Dennis .......2005 .... at Sam Houston State ...... 14 Ronnie Hawthorne .....1969 .... Southwest Texas .............. 14 6. Cordell Roberson ...2011 .... at Central Arkansas .......... 13 Dominique Edison...2008 .... at McNeese State ............. 13 Duane Brooks ........2008 .... at Sam Houston State ...... 13 9. Andrew Ray ...........1985 .... Sam Houston State .......... 12 10. Tyler Boyd ..............2013 .... vs. Sam Houston State ..... 11 Tyler Boyd ..............2013 .... McMurry .......................... 11 D.J. Ward ................2012 .... Lamar .............................. 11 Ryan Gambel .........2012 .... at Texas State ................... 11 Cordell Roberson ...2012 .... at SMU ............................. 11 Brandon Scott ........2009 .... Eastern Washington ......... 11 Duane Brooks ........2009 .... Southeastern La. ............. 11 Duane Brooks ........2009 .... at Western Illinois ............ 11 Dominique Edison...2008 .... at McNeese State ............. 11 Chris Jefferson .......1995 .... McNeese State ................. 11 Ronnie Hawthorne ...1968 .... Sam Houston State .......... 11

1. DUANE BROOKS 15, at Northwestern State • 2009 15, vs. Eastern Washington •2009

SEASON RECEPTIONS

No. Player Year Games Rec. 2. Tyler Boyd .................... 2013 ..............12 ............... 79 3. Cordell Roberson .......... 2012 ...............9 ................ 77 4. Mike Brooks ................. 2013 ..............12 ............... 76 5. Gralyn Crawford ........... 2010 ..............12 ............... 74 6. Gralyn Crawford ........... 2011 ..............11 ............... 72 7. Duane Brooks ............... 2008 ..............10 ............... 68 8. Dominique Edison ........ 2008 ..............12 ............... 67 9. Cordell Roberson .......... 2011 ..............11 ............... 63 10. D.J. Ward ...................... 2012 ..............11 ............... 62

1. DUANE BROOKS 118 (13 games) • 2009

CAREER RECEPTIONS

No. Player Years Games Rec. 2. Gralyn Crawford ........ 2009-12 ...........39 .............. 203 3. Duane Brooks ............ 2008-09 ...........23 .............. 186 4. Dominique Edison ..... 2005-08 ...........41 .............. 182 5. James Noble ............. 1982-85 ...........44 .............. 166 6. Mike Brooks .............. 2010-13 ...........43 .............. 160 7. Michael Pearce .....1992-93, 95-96 ......38 .............. 157 8. Mike Brooks .............. 2010-13 ...........43 .............. 152 9. Floyd Dixon ............... 1982-85 ...........44 .............. 146 10. Aaron Rhea ............... 2006-09 ...........45 .............. 142

1. CORDELL ROBERSON 221 (43 games) • 2009-12

SINGLE-GAME RECEIVING YARDS

No. Player Year Opponent Yds. 2. Tyler Boyd ............. 2013 .... at Lamar ......................... 229 3. Ronnie Hawthorne .. 1969 .... Southwest Texas ............. 218 4. Tyler Boyd ............. 2013 .... vs. Sam Houston State .... 206 5. Cordell Roberson ... 2012 .... vs. Sam Houston State .... 199 6. Mikhael Ricks ....... 1997 .... Delta State ...................... 195 7. Chance Dennis ...... 2005 .... at Sam Houston State ..... 194 8. Mikhael Ricks ....... 1997 .... Nicholls State .................. 189 9. Mikhael Ricks ....... 1997 .... at Sam Houston State ..... 186 10. Ronnie Hawthorne ... 1968 .... Sam Houston State ......... 182

1. AARON THOMAS 242, vs. Prairie View A&M • 2013

SEASON RECEIVING YARDS

No. Player Year Games Rec. 2. Tyler Boyd .................... 2013 ..............12 .............1,183 3. Danny McKeown .......... 1969 ..............10 .............1,095 4. Duane Brooks ............... 2009 ..............13 .............1,076 5. Pat Jackson .................. 1989 ..............14 .............1,020 6. Dominique Edison ........ 2008 ..............12 .............1,016 7. Cordell Roberson .......... 2010 ..............12 .............1,011 8. Cordell Roberson .......... 2012 ...............9 ..............1,006 9. Mike Brooks ................. 2013 ..............12 .............. 985 10. Gralyn Crawford ........... 2010 ..............12 .............. 981

1. MIKHAEL RICKS 1,358 yds. (11 games) • 1997

CAREER RECEIVING YARDS

No. Player Years Games Yds. 2. James Noble ............. 1982-85 ...........44 .............2,935 3. Dominique Edison ..... 2005-08 ...........41 .............2,696 4. Floyd Dixon ............... 1982-85 ...........44 .............2,661 5. Gralyn Crawford ........ 2009-12 ...........39 .............2,623 6. Chris Jefferson .......... 1993-96 ...........47 .............2,571 7. Danny McKeown ....... 1968-71 ...........40 .............2,198 8. Kevin Goodwin ......... 1992-95 ...........47 .............2,065 9. Mikhael Ricks ............ 1993-97 ...........44 .............2,037 10. Anthony Dingle ......... 1999-02 ...........40 .............1,955

1. CORDELL ROBERSON 3,191 yds. (43 games) • 2009-12

ROBERSON

SEASON TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS

No. Player Year Games TDs 2. Cordell Roberson .......... 2010 ..............12 ............... 16 3. James Noble ................ 1985 ..............11 ............... 14 4. Mikhael Ricks ............... 1997 ..............11 ............... 13 5. Danny McKeown .......... 1969 ..............10 ............... 12 6. Mike Brooks ................. 2013 ..............12 ............... 11 Aaron Rhea .................. 2009 ..............11 ............... 11 Pat Jackson .................. 1989 ..............14 ............... 11 James Noble ................ 1984 ..............11 ............... 11 10. Cordell Roberson .......... 2012 ...............9 ................ 10 Eric Wright ................... 1990 ...............9 ................ 10 Eric Wright ................... 1989 ..............15 ............... 10

1. DOMINIQUE EDISON 18 (12 games) • 2008

CAREER TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS

No. Player Year Games TDs 2. James Noble ............. 1982-85 ...........44 ............... 32 3. Dominique Edison ..... 2005-08 ...........41 ............... 28 4. Floyd Dixon ............... 1982-85 ...........44 ............... 27 5. Mikhael Ricks ............ 1993-97 ...........44 ............... 22 6. Chris Jefferson .......... 1993-96 ...........47 ............... 21 Eric Wright ................ 1988-90 ...........37 ............... 21 8. Gralyn Crawford ........ 2009-12 ...........39 ............... 20 9. Aaron Rhea ............... 2006-09 ...........45 ............... 19 10. Danny McKeown ....... 1968-71 ...........40 ............... 17

1. CORDELL ROBERSON 39 (43 games) • 2009-12

RICKS

NOBLE M. BROOKS


SINGLE-GAME TOTAL OFFENSE

No. Player Year Opponent Yds. 2. Todd Hammel ......1989 ..... Northeast Louisiana........ 562 3. Brady Attaway .....2012 ..... vs. Sam Houston State .... 545 4. Todd Hammel ......1989 ..... Grambling State ............. 539 5. Todd Hammel ......1989 ..... Sam Houston State ......... 513 6. Brady Attaway .....2013 ..... vs. Sam Houston State .... 500 7. Jeremy Moses ......2007 ..... at Texas State .................. 492 8. Jeremy Moses ......2010 ..... Northwestern State ........ 487 9. Todd Whitten .......1985 ..... at Central Florida ............ 484 10. Brady Attaway .....2012 ..... Nicholls State .................. 462

1. BRADY ATTAWAY 657 yds., vs. Prairie View A&M • 2013

SEASON TOTAL OFFENSE

No. Player Year Games Plays Yds. 2. Brady Attaway .......... 2013 ....... 12 ..........600 ........4,210 3. Jeremy Moses ............ 2009 ....... 13 ..........614 ........4,167 4. Jeremy Moses ............ 2008 ....... 12 ..........654 ........3,952 5. Jeremy Moses ............ 2010 ....... 12 ..........566 ........3,930 6. Brady Attaway .......... 2012 ....... 11 ..........590 ........3,518 7. Brady Attaway .......... 2011 ....... 11 ..........507 ........3,156 8. Todd Whitten ............ 1985 ....... 11 ..........461 ........2,760 9. Wes Pate ................... 2001 ....... 10 ..........433 ........2,674 10. Tod Weder ................. 1982 ....... 11 ..........476 ........2,552

1. TODD HAMMEL 5,294 yds. (696 plays) • 1989

CAREER TOTAL OFFENSE

No. Player Years Games Plays Yds. 2. Brady Attaway ....... 2010-13 .......43 ...... 1,738 ..... 11,191 3. Todd Hammel ......... 1986-89 .......36 ...... 1,371 ...... 8,815 4. Todd Whitten ......... 1983-86 .......38 ...... 1,311 ...... 7,028 5. Wes Pate ................ 1999-01 .......29 ........688 ....... 6,580 6. James Ritchey ........ 1992-95 .......41 ........907 ....... 5,851 7. Zeke Dixon ............. 2001-05 .......36 ........862 ....... 5,387 8. Michael Williams .... 2000-04 .......29 ........888 ....... 5,257 9. Tod Weder .............. 1982-83 .......20 ........802 ....... 4,423 10. Larry Meyer ............ 1972-74 .......26 ........833 ....... 3,969

1. JEREMY MOSES 13,201 yds. (2,034 plays) • 2007-10

ATTAWAY

SINGLE-GAME TOTAL PLAYS

No. Player Year Opponent Plays 2. Brady Attaway .....2012 ..... vs. Sam Houston State .....76 3. Todd Hammel ......1989 ..... Grambling State ..............72 4. Brady Attaway .....2012 ..... at McNeese State .............71 5. Brady Attaway .....2012 ..... at Texas State ...................70 6. Brady Attaway .....2013 ..... Prairie View A&M .............68 Jeremy Moses ......2008 ..... Western Illinois ................68 8. Brady Attaway .....2012 ..... Nicholls State ...................67 John Farris ...........1983 ..... Sam Houston State ..........67 10. Brady Attaway .....2013 ..... at Central Arkansas ..........64 Brady Attaway .....2011 ..... Texas State .......................64 Jeremy Moses ......2007 ..... at Texas State ...................64 Wes Pate ..............2001 ..... at Northwestern State .....64

1. JEREMY MOSES 93 plays, at Sam Houston State • 2008

SEASON SCORING

No. Player Year TD PAT FG Pts. 3. Dominique Edison .. 2008 ...... 18 ....... 0-0........0-0 ..... 110 4. Paul Hood............... 1979 ...... 17 ....... 1-1........0-0 ..... 104 5. Larry Centers .......... 1989 ...... 17 ....... 0-0........0-0 ..... 102 6. Jordan Wiggs.......... 2013 ....... 0 ...... 58-59 ....14-19 ... 100 7. KaRon Coleman ...... 1999 ...... 16 ....... 1-1........0-0 ...... 98 8. Cordell Roberson .... 2010 ...... 16 ....... 0-0........0-0 ...... 96 Chuck Rawlison ...... 1988 ....... 0 ...... 30-31 ....22-29 .... 96 10. Gus Johnson ........... 2012 ...... 15 ....... 0-0........0-0 ...... 90

1. EVAN ENGWALL 111 pts. (51-56 PAT, 20-28 FG) • 2009

1. CHUCK RAWLISON 111 pts. (69-71 PAT, 14-23 FG) • 1989

career SCORING

No. Player Years TD PAT FG Pts. 2. Jordan Wiggs ... 2011-Pres. .. 0 .. 130-136 ..46-63 .. 268 3. Ryan Rossner .........2000-04 ..... 0 ....125-137 ... 43-77 ... 254 4. Cordell Roberson ....2009-12 .... 39 .......0-0 ......... 0-0 ..... 234 5. Cory Long ..............2005-08 ..... 0 ....115-122 ... 39-58 ... 232 6. KaRon Coleman .....1996-99 .... 36 .......4-6 ......... 0-0 ..... 224 7. Larry Centers..........1986-89 .... 34 .......1-1 ......... 0-0 ..... 206 8. Leonard Harris .......1992-95 .... 34 .......0-0 ......... 0-0 ..... 204 9. James Noble ..........1985-85 .... 32 .......0-0 ......... 0-0 ..... 192 10. Rick Wilson ............1982-85 ..... 0 ....106-118 ... 25-40 ... 181

1. CHUCK RAWLISON 300 pts. (129-132 PAT, 57-82 FG) • 1988-91

SINGLE-GAME SCORING

No. Player Year Opponent Pts. Bill Tyler ..................1970 ....East Texas State .................24 7. Cal Varner ................1972 ....at Tarleton State ................20 8. Herman Hendrix ......1955 ....vs. Texas Lutheran .............19 9. Mike Brooks ............2013 ....vs. Sam Houston State ......18 Cordell Roberson .....2012 ....vs. Sam Houston State ......18 Gus Johnson ............2012 ....at Texas State ....................18 Keith Lawson ..........2010 ....Villanova ...........................18 Romonté Hampton ...2009 ....Texas College ....................18 Dominique Edison ...2008 ....Kentucky Wesleyan ...........18 Dominique Edison ...2008 ....at McNeese State ..............18 Ron Middleton ........2004 ....McNeese State ..................18 Cliff Edwards ...........2002 ....Henderson State ...............18 Derrick Blaylock.......2000 ....Texas A&M-Commerce ......18 Isiah Stoker .............1999 ....Jacksonville State ..............18 KaRon Coleman .......1999 ....Abilene Christian...............18 Isiah Stoker .............1999 ....Wingate ............................18 KaRon Coleman .......1999 ....at Northwestern State .......18 Mikhael Ricks ..........1997 ....Delta State ........................18 Kevin Goodwin ........1993 ....at Northwestern State .......18 Eric Wright ..............1990 ....Jackson State ....................18 Eric Wright ..............1990 ....at Louisiana Tech ...............18 Joe Bradford ............1989 ....at McNeese State ..............18 Chuck Rawlison .......1988 ....Prairie View A&M ..............18 Paul Hood ...............1979 ....Baker ................................18 Bobby Mitchell ........1977 ....Howard Payne ...................18 Harden Weech .........1975 ....at Sul Ross State ................18 Aldo Knox ................1974 ....at Angelo State .................18 John Reece ..............1973 ....at Abilene Christian...........18 Larry Meyer .............1973 ....Tarleton State ...................18 Danny McKeown .....1969 ....at Northwestern State .......18

1. GUS JOHNSON 24 pts., at Southeastern Louisiana • 2012 24 pts., vs. Central Arkansas • 2012

1. KaRON COLEMAN 24 pts., at Sam Houston State • 1999

1. KERRY BENNETT 24 pts., at Sam Houston State •1995

1. GAYLEN RAMM 24 pts., vs. Tarleton State • 1971

ROSSNER DIXON

TOTAL OFFENSE/SCORING RECORDS


DEFENSIVE RECORDS (DIVISION I ERA)SINGLE-GAME TOTAL TACKLES

No. Player Year Opponent TT 2. David Temple .......1990 ..... at Boise State ................... 23 Doak Elledge........1975 ..... Tarleton State .................. 23 4. Jordan Aubrey .....2011 ..... at Central Arkansas .......... 22 Ryan Luedecke .....2005 ..... Nicholls State ................... 22 Brent Hafford .......2002 ..... at Southwest Texas .......... 22 Perry Eliano .........1999 ..... at Troy State ..................... 22 David Temple .......1990 ..... Jackson State ................... 22 9. Jabara Williams ...2008 ..... Northwestern State ......... 21 Brent Hafford .......2002 ..... Northwestern State ......... 21 Robert Vanson .....1976 ..... vs. Howard Payne ............ 21

1. DAVID CROCKER 27, at Northwestern State • 2001

SEASON TOTAL TACKLES

No. Player Year Games TT 2. David Temple ............... 1989 ..............15 .............. 167 3. Eric Lokey .................... 1988 ..............13 .............. 159 4. David Temple ............... 1991 ..............11 .............. 152 5. Eric Lokey .................... 1987 ..............11 .............. 146 6. David Temple ............... 1990 ..............11 .............. 145 7. Devin Ducote ............... 2009 ..............13 .............. 137 8. Cameron Love .............. 1995 ..............13 .............. 134 9. Jeremiah Trotter .......... 1995 ..............13 .............. 133 10. Jabara Williams ........... 2008 ..............12 .............. 132

1. CARL SIMMONS 175 (11 games) • 1975

CAREER TOTAL TACKLES

No. Player Years Games TT 2. Devin Ducote ..........2007, 09-11 ...........47............ 414 3. Jabara Williams ........ 2007-10 ..............48............ 411 4. David Whitmore ....... 1986-89 ..............50............ 385 5. Eric Lokey ................. 1985-88 ..............46............ 339 6. David Crocker ........... 2000-03 ..............44............ 338 7. Derrick Choice .......... 2008-11 ..............48............ 315 Cory Barlow .............. 2006-09 ..............47............ 315 9. Ryan Epperson ......... 2009-12 ..............47............ 303 10. Jeremiah Trotter ....... 1995-97 ..............35............ 300

1. DAVID TEMPLE 492 (50 games) • 1988-91

SINGLE-GAME SOLO TACKLES

No. Player Year Opponent ST 2. Jordan Aubrey .....2011 ..... at Central Arkansas .......... 15 3. Jeremiah Trotter ..1996 ..... at Nicholls State ............... 13 Eric Lokey.............1987 ..... Eastern Washington ......... 13 Danny Cox ............1981 ..... Southeastern La. ............. 13 Robert Vanson .....1976 ..... vs. Howard Payne ............ 13 Carl Simmons ......1972 ..... East Texas State ............... 13 Carl Simmons ......1971 ..... Angelo State .................... 13 Mike Ford .............1968 ..... Sul Ross State .................. 13 10. Jared Williams .....2001 ..... at McNeese State ............. 12 Perry Eliano .........1999 ..... at Troy State ..................... 12 Alton Gray ...........1979 ..... at East Texas State............ 12 Sam Hunt ............1970 ..... Northwestern State ......... 12

1. DOAK ELLEDGE 16, vs. Tarleton State • 1975

SEASON SOLO TACKLES

No. Player Year Games ST 2. David Temple ............... 1989 ..............15 .............. 100 3. Eric Lokey .................... 1988 ..............13 ............... 95 4. Cedric Walker ............... 1993 ..............12 ............... 93 5. Eric Lokey .................... 1987 ..............11 ............... 91 6. Michael Everhart ......... 1991 ..............11 ............... 82 7. Jeremiah Trotter .......... 1995 ..............13 ............... 80 8. James Cobb ................. 1989 ..............15 ............... 79 9. Willie Mitchell ............. 1992 ..............11 ............... 78 10. David Temple ............... 1990 ..............11 ............... 77 David Whitmore .......... 1989 ..............15 ............... 77

1. DAVID TEMPLE 114 (11 games) • 1991

CAREER SOLO TACKLES

No. Player Years Games ST 2. David Whitmore ....... 1986-89 ..............50............ 232 3. Michael Everhart ...... 1990-93 ..............45............ 218 4. Cedric Walker ............ 1990-93 ..............45............ 215 5. Eric Lokey ................. 1985-88 ..............46............ 209 6. David Crocker ........... 2000-03 ..............44............ 204 7. Jeremiah Trotter ....... 1995-97 ..............35............ 183 8. Perry Eliano .............. 1996-99 ..............44............ 179 9. Charmyst Amie ......... 1989-92 ..............48............ 178 10. Devin Ducote ..........2007, 09-11 ...........47............ 176

1. DAVID TEMPLE 309 (50 games) • 1988-91

SINGLE-GAME ASSISTED TACKLES

No. Player Year Opponent AT 2. Ryan Luedecke .....2005 ..... Nicholls State ................... 19 3. Jabara Williams ...2008 ..... Northwestern State ......... 18 4. Ryan Luedecke .....2005 ..... Texas State ....................... 16 Kyle Dews ............1999 ..... at Troy State ..................... 16 Carl Simmons ......1971 ..... Sul Ross State .................. 16 7. Jabara Williams ...2008 ..... Central Arkansas .............. 15 8. Brent Hafford .......2002 ..... Northwestern State ......... 14 David Temple .......1990 ..... Northwestern State ......... 14 10. Devin Ducote .......2010 ..... Albany ............................. 13 Jabara Williams ...2009 ..... Nicholls State ................... 13 Jabara Williams ...2008 ..... South Dakota State .......... 13 Bruce Stubbs .......1977 ..... Southwest Texas .............. 13

1. DAVID CROCKER 20, at Northwestern State • 2001

SEASON ASSISTED TACKLES

No. Player Year Games AT 2. Ryan Luedecke ............ 2005 ..............11 ............... 81 3. Jabara Williams ........... 2009 ..............13 ............... 77 4. Devin Ducote ............... 2009 ..............13 ............... 74 5. Devin Ducote ............... 2010 ..............12 ............... 70 6. David Temple ............... 1990 ..............11 ............... 68 7. Braylon Lester ............. 2004 ..............11 ............... 67 David Temple ............... 1989 ..............15 ............... 67 9. Jabara Williams ........... 2010 ..............12 ............... 65 10. Eric Lokey .................... 1988 ..............13 ............... 64

1. JABARA WILLIAMS 85 (12 games) • 2008

CAREER ASSISTED TACKLES

No. Player Years Games AT 2. Devin Ducote ..........2007, 09-11 ...........47............ 238 3. David Temple ............ 1988-91 ..............50............ 183 4. Ryan Epperson ......... 2009-12 ..............47............ 180 5. Derrick Choice .......... 2008-11 ..............48............ 163 6. Ryan Luedecke ......... 2002-05 ..............44............ 155 7. David Whitmore ....... 1986-89 ..............50............ 153 8. Jeremy Davis ............ 2001-04 ..............44............ 150 9. Cory Barlow .............. 2006-09 ..............47............ 149 10. Braylon Lester .......... 2000-04 ..............43............ 142

1. JABARA WILLIAMS 259 (48 games) • 2007-10

TEMPLE LOKEY CHOICEDUCOTE WHITMORE


DEFENSIVE RECORDS (DIVISION I ERA)SEASON TACKLES FOR LOSS

No. Player Year Games TFL 2. Kenneth Charles .......... 2010 ..............12 ..............19.0 Devin Ducote ............... 2010 ..............12 ..............19.0 4. Willie Jefferson ............ 2011 ..............11 ..............15.0 Tim Knicky ................... 2009 ..............13 ..............15.0 Tim Knicky ................... 2007 ..............11 ..............15.0 Michael Adams ............ 2001 ..............11 ..............15.0 Michael Adams ............ 2000 ..............11 ..............15.0 9. Bryan Smith ................ 1998 ..............11 ..............14.0 Jeremiah Trotter .......... 1996 ..............11 ..............14.0

1. TIM KNICKY 20.5 (12 games) • 2008

CAREER TACKLES FOR LOSS

No. Player Years Games TFL 2. Michael Adams ......... 1999-02 ..............44............46.0 3. Devin Ducote ..........2007, 09-11 ...........47............42.0 4. Kenneth Charles ....... 2007-10 ..............48............36.5 5. Derrick Choice .......... 2008-11 ..............48............32.0 6. Mike McElroy ............ 1997-00 ..............44............28.0 7. Andre Hicks .............. 2006-09 ..............47............27.0 Darren Robinson....... 2010-13 ..............35............27.0 9. Willie Jefferson ......... 2011-12 ..............22............26.5 10. Ryan Smith ............... 1994-97 ..............47............26.0

1. TIM KNICKY 59.5 (47 games) • 2006-09

SEASON SACKS

No. Player Year Games Sacks 2. Willie Jefferson ............ 2011 ..............11 ..............15.0 3. Curtis James ................ 1995 ..............13 ..............13.0 4. Tim Knicky ................... 2009 ..............13 ..............12.5 5. Tim Knicky ................... 2008 ..............12 ..............12.0 Bobby Henry ............... 1987 ..............11 ..............12.0 7. Kenneth Charles .......... 2010 ..............12 ..............11.5 8. Keith Melcher .............. 1988 ..............13 ..............11.0 9. Michael Adams ............ 2000 ..............11 ..............10.0 Chris Roberson ............ 1993 ..............12 ..............10.0

1. RODERICK STANSELL 18.0 (15 games) • 1989

KNICKY

CAREER SACKS

No. Player Years Games Sacks 2. Curtis James ............. 1994-97 ..............47............24.0 3. Bobby Henry ............ 1985-88 ..............46............23.5 4. Willie Jefferson ......... 2011-12 ..............22............23.0 Kenneth Charles ....... 2007-10 ..............48............23.0 Roderick Stansell ...... 1987-89 ..............39............23.0 7. Keith Melcher ........... 1985-88 ..............45............19.5 8. James Kern ............... 1993-95 ..............36............15.5 9. Malcolm Mattox ....... 2010-13 ..............46............15.0 Chris Roberson ......... 1991-93 ..............34............15.0 John Ford ................. 1987-90 ..............50............15.0 Eric Lokey ................. 1985-88 ..............46............15.0

1. TIM KNICKY 32.5 (47 games) • 2006-09

SEASON PASS BREAKUPS

No. Player Year Games PBU 2. Damiyon Bell ............... 1995 ..............13 ............... 17 George Redmond ........ 1987 ..............11 ............... 17 4. Brent Hafford .............. 2002 ..............11 ............... 16 Johnnie Hendrix .......... 1988 ..............13 ............... 16 6. Nick Houston ............... 2003 ..............11 ............... 15 Charmyst Amie ............ 1989 ..............15 ............... 15 Bruce Alexander .......... 1986 ..............11 ............... 15 Darrell Harkless ........... 1986 ..............11 ............... 15 10. David Whitmore .......... 1989 ..............15 ............... 14 Bruce Alexander .......... 1988 ..............13 ............... 14

1. JAMES COBB 21 (15 games) • 1989

CAREER PASS BREAKUPS

1. CEDRIC WALKER 34 (45 games) • 1990-93

1. BRUCE ALEXANDER 34 (46 games) • 1985-88

No. Player Years Games PBU 3. Terrance Shaw .......... 1991-94 ..............45............. 33 David Whitmore ....... 1986-89 ..............50............. 33 5. Brent Hafford ........... 2000-03 ..............44............. 32 6. Charmyst Amie ......... 1989-92 ..............48............. 30 7. James Cobb .............. 1987-89 ..............39............. 29 8. Josh Aubrey .............. 2009-12 ..............47............. 28 9. Todd Holmes ............ 1995-97 ..............35............. 26 10. Damiyon Bell ............ 1993-96 ..............47............. 25

SEASON INTERCEPTIONS

No. Player Year Yards INT 2. John Robertson ........... 1979 ..............88 ................ 8 Lester Belrose .............. 1978 ..............67 ................ 8 4. Darrell Harkless ........... 1986 .............128 ............... 7 Greg Carney ................. 1982 ..............65 ................ 7 6. Keldrick Holman .......... 2005 .............112 ............... 6 Terrance Shaw ............. 1994 ..............11 ................ 6 Cedric Walker ............... 1993 ..............94 ................ 6 Cedric Walker ............... 1992 ..............71 ................ 6 David Whitmore .......... 1989 ..............92 ................ 6 Bruce Alexander .......... 1988 ..............76 ................ 6 Cercy Greer .................. 1985 ..............88 ................ 6 Darrell Harkless ........... 1985 ..............47 ................ 6 Gifford Coles ................ 1977 .............107 ............... 6 Billy Don Davis ............ 1966 ..............26 ................ 6

1. CEDRIC WALKER 10 (11 yards) • 1990

CAREER INTERCEPTIONS

No. Player Years Yards INT 2. Steve Cannon ........... 1971-74 .............184............ 18 3. Darrell Harkless ........ 1984-86 .............216............ 17 4. David Whitmore ....... 1986-89 .............225............ 16 5. Gifford Coles ............. 1977-80 .............156............ 13 6. Keldrick Holman ....... 2003-06 .............225............ 12 John Robertson ........ 1978-79 .............159............ 12 8. Bruce Alexander ....... 1985-88 .............235............ 11 Billy Don Davis ......... 1965-67 ..............42............. 11 10. Todd Holmes ............ 1994-97 ..............77............. 10 Terrance Shaw .......... 1991-94 .............128............ 10 John Barbe ............... 1984-86 .............133............ 10 R.L. Harris ................. 1982-83 .............106............ 10 Greg Carney .............. 1979-82 .............139............ 10 Mike Blalack ............. 1969-70 .............104............ 10

1. CEDRIC WALKER 25 (230 yards) • 1990-93

longest interception returns No. Player Year Opponent Yds 1. Warren Smith ........1990 .... at Nicholls State .............. 100 Bruce Alexander ....1986 .... Lamar ............................. 100 Rickey Roberson ....1966 .... East Central..................... 100 4. Bobby Henry ..........1988 .... Eastern Washington ......... 91 5. L.H. Chandler .........1962 .... vs. Northwestern State .... 88 6. David Crocker .........2000 .... at Northern Iowa ............. 85 7. Mike McBee ...........1969 .... at Angelo State ................ 83 8. Cory Barlow ...........2009 .... at SMU ............................. 75 Mike Blalack ..........1969 .... Tarleton State .................. 75 10. Anthony Cuney ......1990 .... McNeese State ................. 72


SEASON PUNTING AVERAGE

No. Player Year Att. Yds. Avg. 2. Chad Stanley ............. 1997 ....... 62 ........ 2,771 .......44.69 3. Tom McNeil ............... 1966 ....... 56 ........ 2,395 .......42.77 4. Tom Mixon ................ 1967 ....... 64 ........ 2,728 .......42.63 5. Leo Araguz ................ 1991 ....... 72 ........ 3,068 .......42.61 6. Tom McNeil ............... 1965 ....... 52 ........ 2,187 .......42.06 7. Drew Nelson .............. 2010 ....... 64 ........ 2,665 .......41.64 8. Drew Nelson .............. 2011 ....... 34 ........ 1,410 .......41.47 9. Drew Nelson .............. 2009 ....... 53 ........ 2,197 .......41.45 10. Leo Araguz ................ 1990 ....... 65 ........ 2,685 .......41.31

1. CHAD STANLEY 46.60 (58 att., 2,703 yds.) •1998

CAREER PUNTING AVERAGE

No. Player Years Att. Yds. Avg. 2. Tom McNeil ......... 1965-66 ....... 108 ....... 4,582 ......42.43 3. Drew Nelson ........ 2008-11 ....... 203 ....... 8,382 ......41.29 4. Tom Mixon .......... 1966-68 ....... 125 ....... 5,159 ......41.27 5. Leo Araguz .......... 1989-92 ....... 265 ...... 10,709 .....40.41 6. Nick Bruno ...... 2012-Pres. .... 103 ..... 4,057 .... 39.39 7. Darrell Hix .............. 1975 ........... 75 ........ 2,937 ......39.16 8. Felix Wiggins ....... 1949-50 ....... 108 ....... 4,187 ......38.77 9. Steve Merka ........ 1987-88 ....... 159 ....... 6,162 ......38.76 10. Andy Gamble ...... 1982-84 ....... 193 ....... 7,451 ......38.61

1. CHAD STANLEY 43.30 (178 att., 7,709 yds.) • 1996-98

LONGEST PUNTS

No. Player Year Opponent Yds. 2. Chad Stanley .......1996 ..... Northwestern State ......... 79 3. Nick Bruno ....... 2012 .... at Montana State ........ 76 4. Mitch Ashley ........1994 ..... Southwest Texas .............. 75 5. Chad Stanley .......1998 ..... at Southwest Texas .......... 74 6. Andy Gamble .......1984 ..... at Abilene Christian ......... 73 7. Drew Nelson ........2009 ..... Sam Houston State .......... 72 8. Chad Stanley .......1998 ..... at Jacksonville State ........ 69 Chad Stanley .......1996 ..... Troy State ......................... 69 10. Nick Bruno ....... 2013 .... at Texas Tech ............... 68 Leo Araguz...........1990 ..... McNeese State ................. 68 Steve Merka .........1987 ..... Southwest Texas .............. 68

1. RYAN GOOCH 80 yds., at Northwestern State • 2007

ARAGUZ NELSON

SEASON PUNT RETURN AVERAGE

No. Player Year Ret. Yds. Avg. 2. Bruce Alexander ........ 1988 ........ 31 .........459 ........14.81 3. Scott Lindsey ............. 1997 ........ 10 .........140 ........14.00 4. Gralyn Crawford ........ 2011 ........ 19 .........257 ........13.53 5. Robert Neff ............... 1965 ........ 20 .........255 ........12.75 6. Tony Tompkins........... 2004 ........ 20 .........254 ........12.70 7. Chris Jefferson ........... 1996 ........ 15 .........186 ........12.40 8. Tim Fields .................. 1989 ........ 28 .........310 ........11.07 9. Clynell Anderson ....... 1984 ........ 16 .........173 ........10.81 10. Curtis Luper ............... 1993 ........ 17 .........175 ........10.29

1. KaRON COLEMAN 20.41 (17 ret., 347 yds.) • 1999

CAREER PUNT RETURN AVERAGE

1. BRUCE ALEXANDER 14.81 (31 ret., 459 yds.) • 1985-88

No. Player Years Ret. Yds. Avg. 2. Contrevious Parks .......2006-09 ....... 18 ....... 251 .....13.91 3. KaRon Coleman ..........1996-99 ....... 66 ....... 792 .....12.00 4. Clynell Anderson ........1981-84 ....... 50 ....... 518 .....10.36 5. Curtis Luper .................. 1993 .......... 17 ....... 175 .....10.29 6. Gralyn Crawford .........2009-12 ....... 52 ....... 528 .....10.15 7. Tony Tompkins............2001-04 ....... 75 ....... 754 .....10.05 8. Floyd Dixon ................1982-85 ....... 18 ....... 158 ......8.78 9. Tim Fields ...................1989-92 ....... 37 ....... 319 ......8.62 10. Mike Brooks ...............2010-13 ....... 30 ....... 235 ......7.83

LONGEST PUNT returns

No. Player Year Opponent Yds. 2. Don Henderson ....1966 ..... Sam Houston State .......... 87 Robert Neff ..........1964 ..... vs. Sul Ross State ............. 87 4. Cal Varner ............1970 ..... at McMurry ...................... 86 5. Chris Jefferson .....1996 ..... Delta State ....................... 80 6. Jerry Clement ......1965 ..... Texas A&I ......................... 79 7. Gralyn Crawford ...2010 ..... Albany ............................. 72 8. KaRon Coleman ...1998 ..... Tarleton State .................. 69 9. KaRon Coleman ...1999 ..... Abilene Christian ............. 65 10. KaRon Coleman ...1999 ..... Southwest Texas .............. 64

1. LARRY COVIN 88 yds., vs. East Texas State • 1941

PARKS ANDERSON

SEASON KICK RETURN AVERAGE

No. Player Year Ret. Yds. Avg. 2. De’Vante Lacy............ 2012 ........ 12 .........351 ........29.25 3. Gralyn Crawford ........ 2010 ........ 37 ....... 1,038 .......28.05 4. Marcus Henderson .... 1992 ........ 20 .........551 ........27.55 5. Lawrence Pullen ........ 1998 ........ 24 .........646 ........26.92 6. Mark Riggs ................ 1978 ........ 12 .........320 ........26.67 7. Shawn York ............... 1990 ........ 10 .........264 ........26.40 8. Charlie Smith ............ 1980 ........ 11 .........287 ........26.09 9. Tim Fields .................. 1989 ........ 36 .........936 ........26.00 10. Vincent Pervis ........... 2006 ........ 11 .........279 ........25.36

1. JERRY CLEMENT 29.38 (29 ret., 852 yds.) • 1962

CAREER KICK RETURN AVERAGE

1. GRALYN CRAWFORD 25.35 (77 ret., 1,952 yds.) • 2009-12

No. Player Years Ret. Yds. Avg. 2. Tim Fields ...................1989-92 ....... 42 ......1,063 ...25.31 3. Jerry Clement .............1962-65 ....... 60 ......1,517 ...25.58 4. Ron Middleton ...........2002-04 ....... 15 ....... 375 .....25.00 5. Bobby Mitchell ...........1977-78 ....... 18 ....... 434 .....24.11 6. Contrevious Parks .......2006-09 ....... 65 ......1,533 ...23.58 7. Mark Riggs .................1978-80 ....... 44 ......1,008 ...22.91 8. Lawrence Pullen .........1997-99 ....... 36 ....... 815 .....22.63 9. Aaron Rhea ................2006-09 ....... 63 ......1,418 ...22.51 10. Charlie Smith .............1979-83 ....... 17 ....... 380 .....22.35

LONGEST KICK returns

No. Player Year Opponent Yds. 4. Gralyn Crawford .......2010 ... at Nicholls State ............ 99 Jimmie Wright .........1976 ... Texas Lutheran .............. 99 Robert Anderson .....1971 ... Howard Payne ............... 99 7. Marcus Henderson ...1992 ... Northwestern State ....... 98 8. Marcus Henderson ...1991 ... at Jackson State ............. 95 Andy Hopkins ..........1969 ... at Northwestern State ... 95 10. Vincent Pervis ..........2008 ... South Dakota State ........ 94 Freeman Perry .........1996 ... at McNeese State ........... 94

1. MIKE BROOKS 100 yds., vs. McNeese State • 2013

1. GRALYN CRAWFORD 100 yds., vs. Texas State • 2011

1. RICHARD DANIELS 100 yds., at Northern Iowa •2000

SPECIAL TEAMS RECORDS

this is sTEPHEN F. AUSTINUNIVERSITY PRESIDENT DR. BAKER PATTILLO ......................................................102SFA BOARD OF REGENTS .......................................................................................102ATHLETIC DIRECTOR ROBERT HILL ........................................................................103SFA ATHLETIC STAFF ............................................................................................1042013-14 YEAR IN REVIEW ....................................................................................105SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE ............................................................................106-107SFA MEDIA RELATIONS .........................................................................................108


university administrationdr. baker pattillo

UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT49TH SEASON AT SFA

NINTH SEASON AS SFA PRESIDENT

Dr. Baker Pattillo is in his 49th year of service to Stephen F. Austin and his ninth as university president, making SFA a major part of his life for nearly a quarter century.

Pattillo was named interim president by a unanimous vote of the SFA Board of Re-gents during a meeting in July, 2006, following the resignation of Dr. Tito Guerrero. The interim tag was removed shortly thereafter, making Pattillo the 11th president of SFA. A longtime supporter of Lumberjack and Ladyjack athletics in his role as vice presi-dent for university affairs, Pattillo has been a constant fixture at SFA athletic events. Upon being named university president, he voiced his intention to remain committed to the students of SFA. “My role has been to serve students and to attend to stu-dents’ needs. That role will now be expanded to all areas of the university,” Pattillo said follow-ing the Board’s announcement. “Students are the primary rea-son we are here, so I’ll be fo-cusing on our continued efforts to improve recruitment and retention. I’m looking forward to this and will give my best to the university every day.” Prior to being named presi-dent, Dr. Pattillo logged more than 27 years as vice president for university affairs. The Office of University Affairs oversees all athletic programs at SFA. During that time, Dr. Pattillo also serves as the university’s institutional representatitive to the NCAA as well as completing a term as president of the Southland Conference. A native of Arp, Texas, Dr. Pattillo began his professional career at SFA in 1966 when he was named assistant director of placement and financial aid. In 1970, he was pro-moted to the director of the department, serving in that capacity until 1972 when he was named dean of student services. Dr. Pattillo was then promoted to vice president for student affairs in July 1979, with the more comprehensive university affairs designation coming in 1982. A two-time graduate of Stephen F. Austin, Dr. Pattillo received his Bachelor of Sci-ence in 1965, followed by his Masters of Education in 1966. He received his Ph.D. in educational administration from Texas A&M University in 1971. Dr. Pattillo and his wife, Dr. Janice Pattillo, who is the chair of the Department of Elementary Education and a professor of elementary education, have one daughter, Paige, who is also an SFA graduate. She then earned her law degree from the University of Texas in 2004 while serving as the feature twirler with both the Lumberjack and Longhorn marching bands.

Dr. Pattillo with Chief Caddo

stephen f. austin board of regents

DR. SCOTT COLEMANVICE CHAIR

Houston, TexasTerm Expires 2015

STEVE McCARTYCHAIR

Alto, TexasTerm Expires 2015

BRIGETTE HENDERSONSECRETARYLufkin, Texas

Term Expires 2017

JOHN R. “BOB” GARRETTTyler, Texas

Term Expires 2019

DAVID ALDERSNacogdoches, Texas

Term Expires 2019

BARRY NELSONDallas, Texas

Term Expires 2019

RALPH TODDCarthage, Texas

Term Expires 2017

KENTON SCHAEFERBrownsville, TexasTerm Expires 2017

CONNIE WAREMarshall, Texas

Term Expires 2015

KELSEY BROWNSTUDENT REGENTTerm Expires 2015


athletic director robert hillROBERT HILL

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS28TH SEASON AT SFA

10TH SEASON AS ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

Proving that there is no place like home, Hill is now in his 28th year as a member of the SFA Athletic Department and has served the past nine years as Director of

Athletics. “I’m asked all the time, why did you choose to spend your career at SFA, and I tell them why not? I couldn’t think of a better place or better people,” says Hill. In his time as Director of Athletics, SFA teams have won 35 Southland Conference titles and have made NCAA Division I championship appearances in football, men’s bas-ketball, women’s basketball, volleyball, soccer, softball, women’s tennis, men’s golf and indoor/outdoor track. SFA teams most recently won three Southland Conference titles during the 2013-14 school year as trophies were awarded to men’s and women’s basketball and soccer. Under his leadership, the SFA athletic program has enjoyed its best years ever, high-lighted by winning the 2012 and 2010 Southland Conference Commissioner’s Cups. The annual award represents the all-sports champion in the Southland Conference. SFA also won the SLC men’s all-sports trophies in 2013, 2011 and 2010 and the SLC women’s all-sports title in 2014 and 2010. SFA is only the second school to have swept all three awards in the 50-year history of the Southland Conference, doing so in 2010. During the past nine years, SFA teams have made school history. Among the no-table athletic achievements was SFA’s first NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament victory in 2014 over VCU. The 2013-14 men’s basketball season also included a first ever 18-0 Southland Conference record and an overall record of 32-3. Other highlights include the first ever back-to-back SLC football titles in 2009 and 2010; men’s basketball first ever NCAA tournament appearance in 2009; two men’s basketball NIT appearances, ten consecutive women’s conference track titles; first time conference titles for men’s track, women’s tennis and softball. Volleyball became the first SFA team to win an NCAA Division I tournament match when they upset Alabama in 2006. Academic success is major point of emphasis for Hill as 94 student-athletes received degrees during the 2013-14 academic year. Also, 186 SFA student-athletes were named to the Southland Conference Commissioner’s honor roll during the 2013-14 academic year. At the end of the 2014 spring semester, 47 percent of all SFA student-athletes

were maintaining a 3.0 GPA or high-er with seven teams achieving a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or higher. The overall GPA for all teams was 2.94. SFA teams now wear Under Armour uniforms, shoes and acces-sories as a result of Hill negotiating a five-year agreement with the sports apparel giant to become the offi-cial outfitter for SFA athletic teams through 2018. Hill also played an impor-tant role in helping to create the “Battle of the Piney Woods” foot-ball game between SFA and Sam Houston State at Reliant Stadium in Houston. The rivalry game moved from campus locations to the home of the Houston Texans in 2010. More

than 26,000 attended the game in 2013. The partnership between Lone Star Sports and Entertainment, SFA and Sam Houston, has created one of the top FCS football games of the year. The game agreement has now been extended through the 2017 season. Facility improvements have been a priority since Hill became director. The most re-cent upgrade was the reconstruction of the football practice fields. Other recent projects include new artificial turf in Homer Bryce Stadium, lights for Jaycees Field, home of SFA baseball, a new improved grass playing surface for soccer and a newly remodeled Shelton Gym for volleyball. A new softball stadium opened in 2010 and a new $450,000 tennis pavilion to house the women’s team opened in the spring of 2008. Other improvements during his nine years include remodeled football and basket-ball dressing rooms, football offices and fieldhouse meeting rooms. A new sound sys-tem was added to the Coliseum along with new scoreboards, video boards and a newly refinished floor. Hill is also active on the national scene where he is currently serving as chairman of the NCAA Division I Football Championship Committee. This committee oversees all aspects of the FCS national c h a m p i o n s h i p football playoff. He also serves on the NCAA’s Football Issues committee and is vice president of the Southland Conference Advi-sory Council. In 2011, the National Associa-tion of Collegiate Director’s of Athletics named him Under Armour Athletic Director of the Year for the NCAA Football Championship Subdivision West Region. The Canadian, Texas, native began his SFA career as sports information director in 1987. Hill moved to assistant athletic director for business affairs in 1990 and became associate athletic director for internal affairs in 1998. Hill spent 17 years in radio broad-casting prior to joining SFA. He continued his broadcast work at SFA as the voice of SFA football and basketball for 30 seasons before becoming athletic director. Both he and his wife, Brenda, are SFA graduates. Their family includes daughter Alix and her husband Matt and grandson Carter of Dallas; son Stuart and his wife Kathy and grandson, Blake, all of Columbia, MD.Hill with 2010 Walter Payton Award winner

Jeremy Moses

Hill with men’s basketball head coach Brad Underwood and SFA President Dr. Baker Patillo following SFA’s 2014 SLC Tournament championship

Hill accepts the 2014 Southland Conference Women’s All-Sport Champion trophy from commissioner Tom Burnett.


SFA athletic staff

MATT FENLEYAssociate Athletic Director

Compliance

JOHN BRANCHAssociate Athletic Director

External Affairs

ROB MEYERSAssistant Athletic Director

Business

ROB McDERMANDAssistant Athletic Director

Academic Services

LOREE McCARYSenior Women’s Administrator

Assistant Athletic Trainer

JEFF SMITHHead Athletic Trainer

RAND CHAMPIONDirector of

Media Relations

GREG “BUCK” PAYNEDirector of

Equipment and Facilities

KYLE ROGERSAssistant Director of

Media Relations

DAVID WIECHMANNAssistant Director of

Media Relations

MARK MITCHELLAssistant Director of

Strength and Conditioning

JOSEPH BOYDStrength and Conditioning

Assistant

CASEY FINNELLAcademic Services

Assistant

DAN EASONDirector of

Strength and Conditioning

Dr. DALE PERRITTFaculty AthleticsRepresentative

TED SMITHDirector of

Athletic Development

NATHAN SCHNEIDERDirector of

Corporate Sales

JOSH LAMMERTAssistant Athletic Trainer

STEVE CONDONAssistant Athletic Trainer

KORBIN PATEVideo Productions

Coordinator

TRAVIS TURNERMarketing Coordinator

BRENT GALLAGHERMarketing Coordinator

SHANE CARLISLEMarketing Coordinator

A.J. MAJORSAcademic Services

Assistant

ANDY COLLINSCoordinator of

Athletic Operations

TORI SMITHAdministrative Assistant

Insurance

MARSHA MONTESAdministrative Assistantto the Athletic Director

PAM COLEAdministrative Assistant


sfa year in review 2013-14

ROBERTO ASPILLAGATennis

CODY CLARKCross Country

CLINT CONQUEFootball

AMBER LEMKEBowling

PHIL OLSONTrack and Field

TREY SCHROEDERGolf

JOHNNY CARDENASBaseball

WALLY CRITTENDENSoccer

DEBBIE HUMPHREYSVolleyball

GAY McNUTTSoftball

BRANDON SCHNEIDERWomen’s Basketball

BRAD UNDERWOODMen’s Basketball

LUMBERJACK HEAD COACHES

2013-14 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN YEAR IN REVIEW Overall SLC SLCTeam W-L W-L Finish PostseasonBaseball 20-35 11-19 12th —M Basketball 32-3 18-0 1st SLC Tournament champions; NCAA third roundW Basketball 23-13 13-5 T-1st SLC Tournament runner-up; WBI runner-upBowling — — — USBC second roundM Cross Country — — 2nd Fourth-place finish at NCAA South Central RegionalW Cross Country — — 3rd 13th-place finish at NCAA South Central RegionalFootball 3-9 1-6 T-7th —M Golf — — T-3rd —W Golf — — 5th —Soccer 16-3-3 10-1-1 1st SLC Tournament runner-upSoftball 26-27 14-11 4th SLC Tournament semifinalistTennis 11-11 7-5 6th SLC Tournament semifinalistM Indoor Track & Field — — 3rd —W Indoor Track & Field — — 2nd —M Outdoor Track & Field — — 2nd T-63rd at NCAA ChampionshipsW Outdoor Track & Field — — 2nd Four NCAA Regional qualifiersVolleyball 16-16 8-10 9th SLC Tournament first round

ALL-AMERICANS: 11First Team - Jacob Parker (MBB), Josh Taylor (MT&F); Second Team - Cass Brown-Stewart (MT&F), Nicole Parkhurst (BOWL), Colton Ross (MT&F), Men’s 4x400 Relay (Hawkins, Crowder, Taylor, Brown-Stewart); Third Team - Melanie Crawford (BOWL); Honorable Mention - Josh Peden (MT&F)

ALL-SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE SELECTIONS: 87• First Team (24) - Mike Brooks (FB), Cass Brown-Stewart (MT&F), Shalie Day (SB), Megan Dunnigan (SOC), Melissa Gaudet (SOC), La’Tricia Griffin (WT&F), Nick Guerra (MXC, MT&F), Mackenzie Handel (BB), Jacob Parker (MBB), Jamal Peden (MT&F), Chelsea Raymond (SOC), Cody Rhodes (MT&Fx2), Porsha Roberts (WBB), Colton Ross (MT&Fx2), Josh Taylor (MT&F), Shambrail Woods (WT&Fx2), Men’s Indoor 4x400 Relay (Hawkins, Crowder, Goff, Taylor)• Second Team (27) - Cody Brown (MXC, MT&F), Lori Byrd (WXC), Melai Carter (WT&F), Anthony Gallardo (MXC), Malena Gordo (TEN), La’Tricia Griffin (WT&F), Desmond Haymon (MBB), Jill Ivy (VB) Gus Johnson (FB), Piper Kyle (WGLF), Julia Lorca (SOC), Cameron Meyer (MT&Fx2), OJ Olson (VB), Brenda Salazar (SOC), Brarysheyia Simpson (WT&Fx4), Josh Taylor (MT&F), Carlie Thomas (SB), Cadie Weaver (SB), Women’s Indoor 4x400 Relay (Tryon, Jef-ferson, Simpson, Hatchett)• Third Team (18) - Derek Calvert (MT&Fx2), Trey Darty (MT&F), Jamal Davis (MT&F), La’Tricia Griffin (WT&F), Jessica Hatchett (WT&F), Courtney High (WT&F), Madison Johnston (WT&F), Caitlin Jones (WT&F), Kirsten Knox (WT&Fx3), Daven Murphree (MT&F), Shelby Pesek (WT&F), Blake Pugh (MGLF), Thomas Walkup (MBB), Stephanie White (WT&Fx2)• Honorable Mention - 18 student-athletes

ALL-CONFERENCE HONORS: La’Tricia Griffin (WT&F Outstanding Field Event Performer), Jacob Parker (MBB Player of the Year), Porsha Roberts (WBB Defensive Player of the Year), Colton Ross (MT&F Outstanding Field Event Performer), Wally Crittenden (SOC Coach of the Year), Brad Underwood (MBB Coach of the Year)


southland conference

Now in its sixth decade of service, the Southland Confer-ence continues to be a model of innovation, stability

and consistent achievement as it celebrates the academic and athletic accomplishments of its member institutions. Having commemorated its 50th anniversary in 2013, the Southland Conference has transformed itself into a dynamic and respected consortium of 13 member universi-ties in three states. Beginning with a historic meeting of five institutions in Dallas on March 15, 1963, the Southland Conference set on an extraordinary course that has proven successful well into its five decades of existence. The successful transformation continues, as the South-land Conference welcomed four additional members in 2013: Abilene Christian University, Houston Baptist Univer-sity, the University of Incarnate Word in San Antonio, and the University of New Orleans. In addition to its newest members, the Southland also con-sists of the University of Central Arkansas, Lamar University, McNeese State University, Nicholls State University, North-western State University, Sam Houston State University, Southeastern Louisiana University, Stephen F. Austin State University and Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi. An original Southland member from 1963-73, Abilene Christian rejoined the league as one of the most decorated athletic programs in NCAA history, and the addition of Houston Baptist, UIW and New Orleans gives the Southland a regular competitive presence in the key metropolitan ar-eas of Houston, San Antonio and New Orleans. Southland cities encompass approximately 14 million people, and

six of its television markets rank among the top 100 in the United States. All told, the membership of the Southland encom-passes nearly 140,000 current students and an alumni base of nearly 800,000. Famous alums from current Southland Conference schools include former CBS news anchor Dan Rather (Sam Houston State), NBA executive Joe Dumars (McNeese State), ABC news anchor Robin Roberts (South-eastern Louisiana), Major League Baseball star Wade Miley (Southeastern Louisiana), NBA legend Scottie Pippen (Cen-tral Arkansas), and track and field Olympians Kenta Bell (Northwestern State), and Bobby Morrow and Billy Olson (both Abilene Christian). Other notable alums from current members include Grammy Award-winning musicians Frank Ocean (New Or-leans), Don Henley and Rodney Crowell (both Stephen F. Austin), and Ronnie Dunn (Abilene Christian), television personality and actress Ellen DeGeneres (New Orleans), current NFL standouts Lardarius Webb (Nicholls State), Ter-rence McGee (Northwestern State), and Daniel Manning (Abilene Christian), professional golfers Shawn Stefani and Chris Stroud (both Lamar) and Colin Montgomerie (HBU), award-winning filmmaker Richard Linklater (Sam Houston State), American Idol winner Kris Allen (Central Arkansas), NFL Hall of Famer Jackie Harris (Northwestern State), former NFL standouts Bobby Hebert (Northwestern State), Gary Barbaro (Nicholls State), Wilbert Montgomery (Abilene Christian) and Gary Reasons (Northwestern State), former MLB stars Darryl Hamilton (Nicholls State) and Kevin

Millar (Lamar), NCAA football coach Charlie Strong (Central Arkansas), actors John Larroquette (New Orleans), Ricardo Chavira (UIW) and Jesse Borrego (UIW), and the late NFL coaching legend O.A. “Bum” Phillips (Lamar and Stephen F. Austin). The Southland sponsors 17 championship sports, all at the NCAA Division I level. The eight men’s sports include baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, tennis, and indoor and outdoor track and field. The women com-pete for nine championships in basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, indoor and outdoor track and field, and volleyball. The conference earns automatic qualification to NCAA championships in baseball, men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, football, men’s and women’s golf, women’s soccer, softball, men’s and women’s tennis, and volleyball. Continuing its tradition of innovation, the league launched the Southland Conference Television Network in the fall of 2008 and has broadcast more than 160 events. The network has expanded its reach to roughly 13 million households throughout Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas and Oklahoma in recent years, and has also gained national viewership through ESPN3 and Fox College Sports. In its first six years, the network has received recognition for its work, earning numerous College Sports Media and Telly Awards. The Southland Conference, in conjunction with the city of Frisco, Texas, and Hunt Sports Group, also serves as the host to the NCAA Division I Football Championship Game in Frisco, which has been home to the conference head-quarters since 2006. The game is played at Frisco’s Toyota Stadium, and after a successful three-year run, the part-nership was rewarded with a three-year renewal to serve as the national championship host site through the 2015 season. Southland Conference football ranks among the best Football Championship Subdivision leagues in the nation, and enjoys an annual expectation of competing for the na-tional championship with multiple teams advancing to the NCAA playoffs each year. In 2013, three Southland teams – Southeastern Louisiana, McNeese State and Sam Houston State – all qualified for the NCAA Division I Football Cham-pionship, and in 2011 and 2012, Sam Houston advanced to the national championship game. Also, in 2002 and 2003, McNeese State finished the regular season ranked No. 1 in the nation, and advanced to the 2002 national champion-ship contest. The conference has been represented in eight national championship games since the league joined the

TOMBURNETTCommissioner

EDDHENDERSON

Assoc. CommissionerFinancial Operations

BRUCELUDLOW

Assoc. CommissionerOperations

STEPHANIEMcDONALD

Assoc. CommissionerInstitutional Services

JENNYMcGHEE

Assoc. CommissionerExternal Relations

ADAMGRAMS

Asst. CommissionerCompliance Services

CHRISMYCOSKIE

Asst. CommissionerElectronic Media

CALHOUNHIPP

Director ofCommunications

WILLJONES

CommunicationsAssistant

CONNERMORENO

Assistant DirectorOperations

TERIFRANCH

Meetings andOffice Manager

SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE STAFF


southland conferenceFCS (formerly I-AA) in 1982. All told, Southland teams have played in 109 Division I playoff games in 32 years, winning 53 of the contests. Historically, the Southland’s successful football heritage has sustained itself through numerous membership and classification changes. The Southland joined the NCAA Col-lege Division in 1964, and was designated as NCAA Division II in 1973 before joining Division I in 1975. The Southland was an NCAA Division I-A league from 1978-81, before join-ing the ranks of FCS in 1982, its home ever since. During its tenure as a Division I and I-A conference, the Southland Conference initiated the startup of the Shreve-port, La.-based Independence Bowl in 1976. The Southland representative served as the host team of the bowl until 1980, compiling a 2-3 record in those contests. The Conference can lay claim to five national champion-ships, including College Division championships through former members Arkansas State (1970, UPI) and Louisiana Tech (1972, National Football Foundation). Louisiana Tech also won the first NCAA-sanctioned national title, winning the Division II playoffs in 1973. Tech followed that with the UPI’s Division II national championship in 1974. Louisiana-Monroe won the 1987 Division I-AA national champion-ship. McNeese State, which has made 15 appearances in the national playoffs, also played in the 1997 NCAA Division I Championship game, while Stephen F. Austin played in the 1989 title contest and has six playoff appearances, includ-ing 2009 and 2010. Sam Houston State has earned seven trips to the football, while Northwestern State has played in the playoffs six times. Nicholls State has participated three times in the playoffs, and Central Arkansas has made consecutive playoff appearances in 2011 and 2012. On five occasions, the Southland has placed three teams in the NCAA playoffs. The Southland has produced 172 first-team football All-Americans during its history and in 2010, Stephen F. Austin quarterback Jeremy Moses became the first player in Southland history to receive the Walter Payton Award, which is presented annually to the most outstanding foot-ball player at the FCS level. The Southland is one of five FCS conferences with at least 200 selections (206) in the National Football League draft. There have been 26 Southland players taken in the draft since 2000, including Southeastern Louisiana defen-sive back Robert Alford, who was picked as the first FCS player in the second round of the 2013 draft. There are over 20 former Southland players on NFL rosters heading into the 2014 season. Southland Conference alums in the NFL include Buf-falo’s Terrence McGee (Northwestern State) and Chicago’s Josh McCown (Sam Houston State), who have each been in the league for the last 11 seasons. Other recent NFL additions from the Southland include Green Bay’s Kevin Hughes (Southeastern Louisiana), St. Louis’ Jabara Williams (Stephen F. Austin) Washington’s Devin Holland (McNeese State), Atlanta’s Marcus Jackson (Lamar), Cleveland’s Domi-nique Croom (Central Arkansas) and New Orleans’ Tim Flan-ders (Sam Houston State).

The Southland has seen former Nicholls State players win Super Bowl rings in recent seasons, as former Colonel Antonio Robinson was a member of the Green Bay Pack-ers’ Super Bowl XLV champions. And, Nicholls-ex Lardarius Webb was a member of the Super Bowl XLVII champion Baltimore Ravens. Among the former NFL stars from the SLC include Fred Dean, who was inducted to the Professional Football Hall of Fame in 2008, becoming the first former Southland Confer-ence player to earn induction in Canton. Other great NFL players from the SLC include Super Bowl XXIX quarterback Stan Humphries, Bill Bergey, Mike Barber, Fred Barnett, Bubby Brister, Ray Brown, Roger Carr, Larry Centers, Bruce Collie, Jackie Harris, Buford Jordan, Tim McKyer, Kavika Pit-tman, Billy Ryckman, Rickey Sanders, Eugene Seale, Rafael Septien, Terrance Shaw, Leonard Smith, Marcus Spears, Pat Tilley and Marvin Upshaw. Both Dean and Smith are recent inductees to the College Football Hall of Fame. The Southland Conference has also seen its share of great coaches during its history in Maxie Lambright, Ernie Duplechin, Sam Goodwin, Jack Doland, Bennie Ellender, Bobby Keasler, Larry Lacewell, Bill Davidson, Dennis Fran-chione, Pat Collins, and Ron Randleman. The Southland Conference has repeatedly demonstrat-ed its commitment to the academic and athletic success of its student-athletes. With the F.L. McDonald Postgradu-ate Scholarship Award, the league annually honors one male and one female scholar-athlete with a stipend for postgraduate study. The Scholar-Athlete Award is given to each institution’s male and female student-athlete with the highest grade-point average. The Steve McCarty Citi-zenship Award, initiated in 2005-06 and named after the former Stephen F. Austin athletic director, properly recog-nizes accomplishments off the court for a male and female student-athlete. Also, student-athletes with grade-point averages above 3.0 are honored on the Southland’s annual All-Academic teams and Commissioner’s Honor Roll. A total of 856 student-athletes appeared on the honor roll follow-ing the 2013 spring semester, and total of 1,553 student-athletes earned a spot on the honor roll at the end of the fall and spring semesters during the academic year. While successful on the fields and courts, the Southland Conference has repeatedly demonstrated its commitment to the academic and athletic success of its student-athletes. The conference continues to make great strides in the classroom. During the last seven years, no other Division I conference has improved its Academic Progress Rate as well as the Southland Conference has. In fact, in 2009-10, the Southland ranked 10th among the 31 Division I leagues in men’s basketball APR. The academic progress the league has shown ultimately leads to higher graduation rates for our student-athletes. In addition to providing expanding opportunities for student-athletes, the Southland Conference and its mem-ber institutions are very involved in various community outreach programs. Many of these programs provide posi-tive life skills training such as academics, citizenship and leadership to school-aged students in Southland commu-nities.

2014-15 conference membersABILENE CHRISTIANWILDCATSLocation: Abilene, Texas

CENTRAL ARKANSASBEARSLocation: Conway, Ark.

HOUSTON BAPTISTHUSKIESLocation: Houston, Texas

INCARNATE WORDCARDINALSLocation: San Antonio, Texas

LAMARCARDINALSLocation: Beaumont, Texas

McNEESE STATECOWBOYSLocation: Lake Charles, La.

NEW ORLEANSPRIVATEERS *Location: New Orleans, La.

NICHOLLS STATECOLONELSLocation: Thibodaux, La.

NORTHWESTERN STATEDEMONSLocation: Natchitoches, La.

SAM HOUSTON STATEBEARKATSLocation: Huntsville, Texas

SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANALIONSLocation: Hammond, La.

STEPHEN F. AUSTINLUMBERJACKSLocation: Nacogdoches, Texas

TEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTIISLANDERS *Location: Corpus Christi, Texas

* - Schools do not compete in football


media relationssfa media relations staff

RAND CHAMPIONDirector of Media Relations(936) 468-2606 • [email protected]: Football, Men’s and Women’s Golf, Bowling

KYLE ROGERSAssistant Director of Media Relations(936) 468-5801 • [email protected]: Men’s Basketball, Soccer, Baseball, Tennis

DAVID WIECHMANNAssistant Director of Media Relations(936) 468-5800 • [email protected]: Women’s Basketball, Track and Field, Volleyball, Softball, Cross Country

Media efforts for all 17 Stephen F. Austin intercollegiate athletic programs are coordi-nated by the SFA Media Relations office. The SFA media relations office is located on the west side of the SFA Fieldhouse, directly north of Homer Bryce Stadium, as the staff is available from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and starting three hours prior to game days.

INTERVIEWS All interview requests for SFA coaches and student-athletes must be coordinated through the Media Relations office and must be arranged at least 24 hours in advance. Head coach Clint Conque is readily accessible to the media as the best times to coor-dinate interviews are between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Coach Conque will also take part in the weekly Southland Conference telephone press confer-ence call each Tuesday morning. Coach Conque and selected football student-athletes will also be available from 2-3 p.m. on Thursdays during the season prior to practice. Student-athletes are told not to conduct any interviews unless it has previously been arranged through the SFA Media Relations office. Cell phone numbers of SFA student-athletes will not be given out to media members and no interview requests will be granted on travel or game days unless previous arrangements are made through the proper sport contact.

CREDENTIALS All requests for football media credentials should be made through Rand Champion, SFA’s Director of Media Relations, by 5 p.m. on the Wednesday prior to the game. Re-quests are preferred to come in the form of an e-mail sent to [email protected]. Notification of whether or not the request was approved will be sent to the requester by 5 p.m. Thursday evening. No one will be allowed into the Homer Bryce Stadium press box or onto the field without a proper credential. Visiting media should make their requests through the visiting media relations of-fice with those credentials mailed to the opponent’s media relations director unless other arrangements are made in advance. Credentials not mailed may be picked up in the SFA Media Relations office until 4 p.m. on Fridays preceding home games. The media will-call window is located in the elevator building on the west side of Homer Bryce Stadium and opens approximately 90 minutes before kickoff.

HOMER BRYCE STADIUM PRESS BOX The press box at Homer Bryce Stadium is located on the second floor and is accessible via elevator or stairs. A work area for media members is located in the middle of the press box with seating preference given to those who cover the Lumberjacks on a regu-lar basis. Pregame notes, rosters and depth charts will be available prior to the game with updated statistics distributed after each quarter. Wireless internet is available and a password can be obtained from any member of the SFA Media Relations staff. One visiting radio booth will be reserved for the broadcast crew of the opposing team with the visiting media relations office designating which station will be occupy-ing the box. Members of the SFA Media Relations staff will be seated on the second row at the north end of the press box with the opposing media relations staff sitting on the first row at the north end of the open media area.

SIDELINES Stephen F. Austin follows NCAA rules regarding media representatives on the side-lines. Photographers must wear a visible credential at all times and use of tripods is not allowed. Photographers are not permitted to shoot between the 25-yard lines (team areas) and must stay behind the dashed yellow media line. Access to the field will be limited to the stairway on the north side of the west side stands. Media members are allowed on the field beginning with five minutes remaining in the fourth quarter and will be escorted to the field by a member of the SFA Media Relations staff. No one under 18 years of age will be issued a credential for sideline access.

COVERING THE LUMBERJACKS

POSTGAME INTERVIEWS Following a 10 minute cooling off period, head coach Clint Conque and select stu-dent-athletes will be available for a postgame press conference in the Lawton Room in the SFA Fieldhouse, directly north of the field. No on-field interviews will be conducted. Requests for student-athletes to be made available should be given to a member of the SFA Media Relations staff with five minutes remaining in the fourth quarter. Should a media representative wish to speak with a student-athlete not made avail-able during the postgame press conference, please make the request with a member of the SFA Media Relations staff and those interviews will be conducted outside the SFA locker room. No media members are allowed inside the SFA locker room at any time. Interviews with the visiting team coach or student-athletes should be coordinated through the visiting media relations staff.

PRACTICES All SFA practices are open to the media, however certain portions of practice will be off-limits to video or write about under the discretion of head coach Clint Conque and the SFA Media Relations staff. A designated media interview period has been set aside from 2-3 p.m. on Thursdays prior to the Lumberjacks’ practice. Should a media member wish to conduct interviews on another day or time, please contact Rand Champion in the SFA Media Relations office at least 24 hours prior to the requested time.

2014 SFA Lumberjack Football Media Guide

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