2011 Records and Review by Angelo State University

ANGELO AN ANG A NG GELO EL E ELO LO LO STATE ST TATE AT A TE TE FOOTBALL FOO FO OTB OT T TB BA AL ALL LL L L RECORDS RECO RE COR C O OR RD DS S

2010 STATISTICS OVERALL: 5-5 (HOME: 3-2, ROAD: 1-3, NEUTRAL: 1-0) // LSC: 5-5 // LSC SOUTH: 1-5

SCORING TD

FGS

|--------------------- PATs ---------------------| KICK RUSH RCV PASS DXP SAF POINTS

Tristan Carter 11 D. Pecikonis 9 Ryan Smith 0 CJ Akins 6 V’Keon Lacey 5 Garrett Tidwell 5 John Norcott 4 Nate Bayless 3 T. Preston 1 Jacob Decker 0 George Shamblen 0 Excelle Osborne 1 Brandon Mayse 1 Nevin Gardiner 1 B.J. Bradley 0 Josh Neiswander 0 Total.......... 47 Opponents...... 40

0-0 0-0 2-5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-4 1-3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 5-12 8-9

0-0 0-0 34-39 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-2 3-3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 38-44 37-39

PLAYER

PUNT RETURNS PLAYER

Garrett Tidwell D. Pecikonis Alvin Johnson Total.......... Opponents......

0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0

0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0

0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-2 2-2 0-1

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0

66 54 40 36 32 32 24 20 8 7 6 6 6 6 2 0 345 303

NO.

YDS

AVG

LONG

12 2 1 15 16

210 12 7 229 84

17.5 6.0 7.0 15.3 5.2

2 0 0 2 0

73 12 7 73 31

ALL-PURPOSE YARDAGE PLAYER

D. Pecikonis Garrett Tidwell Tristan Carter CJ Akins V’Keon Lacey Nevin Gardiner John Norcott Nate Bayless Samir Baker Zach McCormick Michael Connor Trey Anderson Joey Knight Markeith Jones Bradan Ritchey T. Preston Excelle Osborne Brandon Mayse Corey Schuler Donnell Harris Alvin Johnson Avery Rigg Team Total.......... Opponents......

PUNTING PLAYER

KICKOFF RETURNS PLAYER

Garrett Tidwell D. Pecikonis John Norcott Samir Baker Michael Connor Zach McCormick Corey Schuler CJ Akins Total.......... Opponents......

INTERCEPTIONS PLAYER

Markeith Jones Alvin Johnson T. Preston Dekkar Williams Brandon Mayse Austin Benson Travis Mccloud Total.......... Opponents...... 2

NO.

YDS

AVG

LONG

25 11 4 4 2 1 1 1 49 57

702 261 43 68 41 6 19 25 1165 1153

28.1 23.7 10.8 17.0 20.5 6.0 19.0 25.0 23.8 20.2

1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0

86 97 18 41 26 6 19 25 97 56

NO.

YDS

AVG

LONG

4 4 3 2 2 1 1 17 7

64 1 41 0 29 0 0 135 80

16.0 0.2 13.7 0.0 14.5 0.0 0.0 7.9 11.4

0 0 1 0 1 0 0 2 1

51 1 41 0 29 0 0 51 43

NO.

YDS

AVG

LONG

1 1 1

0 0 62

0.0 0.0 62.0

0 0 1

0 0 62

FUMBLE RETURNS PLAYER

Dekkar Williams Total.......... Opponents......

KOR

838 91 193 548 569 63 127 205 18 137 14 88 86 0 60 0 35 0 0 10 0 4 0 3086 2668

12 210 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 229 84

261 702 0 25 0 0 43 0 68 6 41 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 19 0 0 0 0 1165 1153

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 64 0 41 0 29 0 0 1 0 0 135 80

TOT AVG/G

1166 1037 796 600 569 246 239 205 183 143 121 88 86 64 60 41 35 29 19 10 8 4 -9 5740 5195

116.6 103.7 79.6 60.0 56.9 27.3 23.9 20.5 18.3 14.3 13.4 9.8 28.7 6.4 6.0 4.1 7.0 2.9 1.9 1.0 0.8 0.4 -1.3 574.0 519.5

YDS

AVG

LONG

I20

BLKD

1909 1909 1914

43.4 43.4 36.1

72 72 66

4 4 3

7 7 8

18 18 11

0 0 0

FGM-FGA

2-4 1-3 2-5

PCT

01-19

20-29

30-39

40-49

50-99

50.0 33.3 40.0

0-0 0-0 0-0

2-2 1-1 0-1

0-2 0-2 2-4

0-0 0-0 0-0

LG BLK

25 29 31

FIELD GOAL SEQUENCE GAME

ANGELO STATE

OPPONENTS

Eastern New Mexico Texas A&M-Commerce WTAMU Tarleton TAMUK Midwestern State UIW Abilene Christian Southeastern Okla. UCO

32 (29) 36,(31),29 38 32,37 (21),(25) 34 (31) -

(28) (22),42 (24),(24),(27) (44) (49),(22) -

1 0 3

Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.

KICKOFFS

ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

REC

55 34 603 27 0 183 69 0 97 0 66 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -9 1125 1210

44 44 53

FIELD GOALS Jacob Decker George Shamblen Ryan Smith

RUSH

NO.

George Shamblen Total.......... Opponents......

PLAYER

10 10 10 10 10 9 10 10 10 10 9 9 3 10 10 10 5 10 10 10 10 9 7 10 10

PLAYER

Ryan Smith George Shamblen Total.......... Opponents......

No.

Yds

Avg

Retn

60 2 62 59

3448 113 3561 3280

57.5 56.5 57.4 55.6

1 0 1 5

2 0 2 4

1153 1165

Net YdLn

38.5 34.2

31 35

2010 STATISTICS OVERALL: 5-5 (HOME: 3-2, ROAD: 1-3, NEUTRAL: 1-0) // LSC: 5-5 // LSC SOUTH: 1-5

RESULTS DATE

OPPONENT

9.4 9.11 9.25 10.2 10.9 10.16 10.23 10.30 11.6 11.13

EASTERN NEW MEXICO at Texas A&M-Commerce (9)WEST TEXAS A&M* at Tarleton State* (10)TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE* at Midwestern State* INCARNATE WORD* at (3)Abilene Christian* at Southeastern Oklahoma CENTRAL OKLAHOMA

RESULT

SCORE

W W L L L L W L W W

41-38 31-10 37-27 37-34 28-21 35-21 61-17 33-20 40-33 49-35

ATTEND

3,211 4,200 5,208 6,832 4,011 8,055 4,628 6,342 2,220 2,078

*LSC South Division Game

TEAM STATISTICS SCORING Points Per Game FIRST DOWNS Rushing Passing Penalty RUSHING YARDAGE Yards gained rushing Yards lost rushing Rushing Attempts Average Per Rush Average Per Game TDs Rushing PASSING YARDAGE Comp-Att-Int Average Per Pass Average Per Catch Average Per Game TDs Passing TOTAL OFFENSE Total Plays Average Per Play Average Per Game KICK RETURNS: #-Yards PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards INT RETURNS: #-Yards KICK RETURN AVERAGE PUNT RETURN AVERAGE INT RETURN AVERAGE FUMBLES-LOST PENALTIES-Yards Average Per Game PUNTS-Yards Average Per Punt Net punt average TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 3RD-DOWN Conversions 3rd-Down Pct 4TH-DOWN Conversions 4th-Down Pct SACKS BY-Yards MISC YARDS TOUCHDOWNS SCORED FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS ON-SIDE KICKS RED-ZONE SCORES RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS PAT-ATTEMPTS SCORE BY QUARTERS Angelo State Opponents

1ST 71 60

ANGELO STATE

OPPONENT

345 34.5 205 53 137 15 1125 1302 177 287 3.9 112.5 13 3086 249-422-7 7.3 12.4 308.6 28 4211 709 5.9 421.1 49-1165 15-229 17-135 23.8 15.3 8.4 8-7 81-686 68.6 44-1909 43.4 39.7 30:07 67/149 45% 9/22 41% 22-135 -2 47 5-12 0-0 36-49 73% 31-49 63% 38-44 86%

303 30.3 207 67 117 23 1210 1453 243 334 3.6 121.0 17 2668 235-415-17 6.4 11.4 266.8 21 3878 749 5.2 387.8 57-1153 16-84 7-80 20.2 5.2 11.4 7-2 63-557 55.7 53-1914 36.1 30.7 29:47 61/156 39% 12/24 50% 6-41 87 40 8-9 0-0 37-39 95% 31-39 79% 37-39 95%

2ND 118 106

3RD 75 69

4TH 81 68

RUSHING PLAYER

ATT

GAIN

LOSS

NET

AVG

LONG AVG/G

Tristan Carter Nevin Gardiner Samir Baker John Norcott Michael Connor D. Pecikonis Garrett Tidwell CJ Akins Josh Neiswander Avery Rigg Team Total.......... Opponents......

10 138 9 42 10 27 10 13 9 17 10 9 10 11 10 7 10 16 9 2 7 5 10 287 10 334

668 199 100 71 70 57 49 45 43 0 0 1302 1453

65 16 3 2 4 2 15 18 43 0 9 177 243

603 183 97 69 66 55 34 27 0 0 -9 1125 1210

4.4 4.4 3.6 5.3 3.9 6.1 3.1 3.9 0.0 0.0 -1.8 3.9 3.6

5 1 0 2 0 3 2 0 0 0 0 13 17

75 60.3 24 20.3 20 9.7 27 6.9 14 7.3 14 5.5 15 3.4 15 2.7 11 0.0 0 0.0 0 -1.3 75 112.5 41 121.0

PASSING PLAYER

Josh Neiswander Blake Hamblin Garrett Tidwell Total.......... Opponents......

EFFIC

CMP-ATT-INT

PCT

YDS

10 2 10 10 10

137.00 822.40 572.80 139.01 119.14

247-418-7 1-1-0 1-1-0 249-422-7 235-415-17

59.1 100.0 100.0 59.0 56.6

2983 86 17 3086 2668

RECEIVING PLAYER

V’Keon Lacey D. Pecikonis CJ Akins Tristan Carter Nate Bayless John Norcott Zach McCormick Nevin Gardiner Bradan Ritchey Trey Anderson Garrett Tidwell Excelle Osborne Samir Baker Joey Knight Michael Connor Donnell Harris Avery Rigg Total.......... Opponents......

Josh Neiswander Tristan Carter Nevin Gardiner Samir Baker Blake Hamblin John Norcott Michael Connor D. Pecikonis Garrett Tidwell CJ Akins Team Total.......... Opponents......

27 0 1 28 21

83 298.3 86 43.0 17 1.7 86 308.6 62 266.8

NO.

YDS

AVG

LONG

AVG/G

10 10 10 10 10 10 10 9 10 9 10 5 10 3 9 10 9 10 10

53 48 36 30 21 12 10 10 7 6 5 5 2 1 1 1 1 249 235

569 838 548 193 205 127 137 63 60 88 91 35 18 86 14 10 4 3086 2668

10.7 17.5 15.2 6.4 9.8 10.6 13.7 6.3 8.6 14.7 18.2 7.0 9.0 86.0 14.0 10.0 4.0 12.4 11.4

5 5 6 6 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 28 21

33 83 67 22 37 64 28 29 12 33 36 12 9 86 14 10 4 86 62

56.9 83.8 54.8 19.3 20.5 12.7 13.7 7.0 6.0 9.8 9.1 7.0 1.8 28.7 1.6 1.0 0.4 308.6 266.8

TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYER

TD LNG AVG/G

PLAYS

RUSH

PASS

TOTAL

AVG/G

10 10 9 10 2 10 9 10 10 10 7 10 10

434 138 42 27 1 13 17 9 12 7 7 709 749

0 603 183 97 0 69 66 55 34 27 -9 1125 1210

2983 0 0 0 86 0 0 0 17 0 0 3086 2668

2983 603 183 97 86 69 66 55 51 27 -9 4211 3878

298.3 60.3 20.3 9.7 43.0 6.9 7.3 5.5 5.1 2.7 -1.3 421.1 387.8

TOTAL 345 303

ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

2010 STATISTICS OVERALL: 5-5 (HOME: 3-2, ROAD: 1-3, NEUTRAL: 1-0) // LSC: 5-5 // LSC SOUTH: 1-5

DEFENSIVE STATISTICS PLAYER

5 19 24 32 51 34 41 31 3 35 37 38 14 10 27 29 59 9 42 95 11 47 98 94 23 26 21 17 18 57 90 33 25 46 36 6 80 92 89 39 76 96 83 87

Austin Benson Brandon Mayse Alvin Johnson Dekkar Williams Devin McDonald Zach Petitt Lance Tissue Markeith Jones T. Preston S. Lafaele Joe Schumpert Stetson Edwards Jake Eannarelli Brandon Eubanks B.J. Bradley x-Husani Sallah Cody Smith C. Rosenbaum x-Terre Camille Godwin Ubah Travis Mccloud D.J. Clough Raymond Johnson Nick Alejandro Nekechie Miller Corey Schuler Courtney Moore Anthony Brown Shiloh Hickman Tyler Crouch Jarron Harris John Norcott Trevor Drayton Avery Rigg Michael Connor D. Pecikonis Donnell Harris Doug Franklin Trey Anderson J.D. Bales Austin Sumrall Weston Phillips Kyle Knapp Bradan Ritchey Total.......... Opponents......

SOLO

AST

TOTAL

TFL/YDS

SACKS

INT-YDS

PBU

QBH

BLK

SAF

29 25 26 26 16 20 12 23 17 12 12 19 11 9 8 5 4 4 5 5 5 6 4 5 3 9 4 2 3 1 1 2 1 2 . 1 . 1 1 . 1 . 1 . 341 -

37 37 20 16 25 19 25 8 14 18 17 9 17 13 13 14 15 13 11 8 7 5 7 5 7 . 5 7 4 5 3 1 1 . 2 1 1 . . 1 . 1 . . 412 -

66 62 46 42 41 39 37 31 31 30 29 28 28 22 21 19 19 17 16 13 12 11 11 10 10 9 9 9 7 6 4 3 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 753 -

8.5-45 3.0-4 1.5-2 2.5-4 8.5-40 7.0-24 1.5-7 0.5-0 . 1.5-7 3.5-12 . 2.0-6 . 1.0-4 . 6.0-20 1.5-11 2.0-5 3.5-41 . . 2.0-11 2.0-9 0.5-2 1.0-4 1.0-1 . 1.5-9 . 0.5-2 . . . . . 0.5-0 . . . . . . . 63-270 -

4.5-36 0.5-2 . . 4.5-31 3.5-16 1.0-6 . . . . . 1.0-4 . . . . 1.5-11 . 2.5-23 . . 2.0-11 1.0-8 . . . . 0.5-3 . 0.5-2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22-135 6-41

1-0 2-29 4-1 2-0 . . . 4-64 3-41 . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17-135 7-80

1 4 4 5 1 1 1 5 3 2 2 2 1 1 . 1 . . . 1 . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 41

1 2 . . 1 3 . . . 1 . . . . 4 . 6 2 1 . . . 5 1 . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 32

. . 1-0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0 2-0 7-62

. . 2 . . 1 . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 8

1 . . . 1 . . . 1 . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 6

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 .

ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

2010 STATISTICS OVERALL: 5-5 (HOME: 3-2, ROAD: 1-3, NEUTRAL: 1-0) // LSC: 5-5 // LSC SOUTH: 1-5

GAME-BY-GAME TACKLES (UT-AT) PLAYER

Austin Benson Brandon Mayse Alvin Johnson Dekkar Williams Devin McDonald Zach Petitt Lance Tissue Terrance Preston Markeith Jones Sebastian Lafaele Joe Schumpert Jake Eannarelli Stetson Edwards Brandon Eubanks B.J. Bradley Cody Smith Husani Sallah Cornelius Rosenbaum Terre Camille Godwin Ubah Travis Mccloud D.J. Clough Raymond Johnson Nekechie Miller Nick Alejandro Anthony Brown Corey Schuler Courtney Moore Shiloh Hickman Tyler Crouch

UA-A

TOT

ENMU

29-37 25-37 26-20 26-16 16-25 20-19 12-25 17-14 23-8 12-18 12-17 11-17 19-9 9-13 8-13 4-15 5-14 4-13 5-11 5-8 5-7 6-5 4-7 3-7 5-5 2-7 9-0 4-5 3-4 1-5

66 62 46 42 41 39 37 31 31 30 29 28 28 22 21 19 19 17 16 13 12 11 11 10 10 9 9 9 7 6

1-6 1-2 5-2 1-5 4-1 0-1 0-3 0-1 2-1 1-2 2-0 1-1 3-0 1-2 0-3 0-4 3-0 0-2 0-2 2-1 0-1 DNP DNP 3-0 1-1 -

A&M-C (9)WTA&M

2-3 5-1 4-0 2-2 4-2 2-2 1-1 0-1 3-0 1-1 4-0 1-0 1-1 2-0 0-1 DNP 0-3 2-1 1-1 DNP 2-0 0-1 1-0 1-0 0-2 DNP DNP 0-2

1-3 4-4 4-7 DNP 0-2 4-2 3-2 2-1 2-2 2-3 0-7 0-2 4-1 2-1 0-5 0-7 3-7 0-2 0-2 DNP 1-0 0-1 0-2 1-0 0-3 DNP

GAME-BY-GAME TACKLES FOR LOSS (TFL-YDS)

PLAYER

Devin McDonald Austin Benson Zach Petitt Cody Smith Godwin Ubah Joe Schumpert Brandon Mayse Dekkar Williams Terre Camille Nick Alejandro Jake Eannarelli Raymond Johnson Sebastian Lafaele Alvin Johnson Cornelius Rosenbaum Shiloh Hickman Lance Tissue B.J. Bradley Corey Schuler Courtney Moore Markeith Jones Donnell Harris Jarron Harris Nekechie Miller

UA-A

TOT

ENMU

6-5 7-3 5-4 3-6 3-1 3-1 1-4 2-1 1-2 2-0 1-2 1-2 1-1 1-1 1-1 1-1 0-3 0-2 1-0 1-0 0-1 0-1 0-1 0-1

8.5 8.5 7.0 6.0 3.5 3.5 3.0 2.5 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.5 1.0 1.0 1.0 0.5 0.5 0.5 0.5

1.0-5 0.5-1 DNP 1.0-6 0.5-1 0.5-2 0.5-0 DNP -

GAME-BY-GAME SACKS (SACKS-YDS) PLAYER

Austin Benson Devin McDonald Zach Petitt Godwin Ubah Raymond Johnson Cornelus Rosenbaum Nick Alejandro Jake Eannarelli Lance Tissue Brandon Mayse Jarron Harris Shiloh Hickman

UA-A

TOT

ENMU

4-1 4-1 2-3 2-1 1-2 1-1 1-0 0-2 0-2 0-1 0-1 0-1

4.5 4.5 3.5 2.5 2.0 1.5 1.0 1.0 1.0 0.5 0.5 0.5

DNP DNP -

A&M-C (9)WTA&M

3.5-18 0.5-1 1.5-5 1.0-6 1.0-8 0.5-3 0.5-2 DNP DNP 0.5-2 -

0.5-2 2.0-10 1.0-1 DNP 1.5-4 -

A&M-C (9)WTA&M

0.5-1 2.5-16 1.5-5 0.5-3 0.5-2 1.0-8 0.5-2 DNP

2.0-10 -

TSU (10)A&M-K

(15)MSU

UIW

(3)ACU

SEOSU

UCO

3-6 2-8 4-2 1-3 1-9 0-6 1-4 0-1 1-0 0-2 1-3 2-2 1-0 1-2 1-5 1-1 DNP 0-1 2-1 0-1 0-1 1-0 0-1 1-0 -

4-2 2-4 2-1 4-3 1-2 2-4 2-4 1-1 1-0 0-3 0-2 2-5 0-1 0-1 1-3 0-1 1-2 DNP 1-0 1-0 0-1 DNP 2-0 -

0-10 1-5 0-3 1-1 0-4 1-1 0-3 1-5 1-0 0-1 1-3 2-2 2-1 1-3 1-1 0-3 DNP 0-1 DNP 0-1 2-2 0-4 1-2 0-2 1-0 1-0 1-0 2-2 0-3

5-0 7-2 3-0 5-1 0-1 4-0 1-1 5-2 5-0 4-2 DNP 0-1 2-0 0-1 0-1 DNP DNP 2-1 0-1 DNP 0-1 1-1 DNP 1-0 1-0

7-1 1-1 3-0 3-1 2-0 6-0 2-1 3-0 3-3 0-1 1-2 2-2 2-1 1-0 2-0 DNP 2-0 DNP 2-2 0-1 2-0 1-1 2-0 DNP 2-0 1-1 -

3-4 1-4 0-1 6-0 2-3 1-2 1-4 5-2 0-2 3-0 5-1 0-5 2-1 0-1 2-2 0-1 0-3 DNP 0-1 DNP 0-2 0-1 DNP 0-1 -

TSU (10)A&M-K

3-2 1-6 1-4 3-0 2-1 0-1 1-2 5-0 2-4 1-0 DNP 2-1 2-2 2-0 0-1 1-1 0-1 0-1 1-1 1-0 0-2 DNP 1-1 0-1 DNP

(15)MSU

UIW

(3)ACU

SEOSU

UCO

2.5-8 1.5-3 0.5-4 1.5-6 1.0-3 1.0-2 DNP 1.0-1 0.5-3 1.0-1 1.0-9 0.5-4 -

2.0-13 1.5-3 1.5-4 DNP 1.0-4 DNP -

0.5-0 1.0-2 0.5-1 DNP 0.5-4 1.5-9 0.5-1 1.0-4 1.0-1 0.5-0 -

1.0-1 1.0-3 2.0-36 DNP 0.5-0 0.5-1 DNP 0.5-2 DNP 0.5-2

1.0-10 3.0-27 1.0-2 DNP 1.0-2 DNP -

1.0-2 0.5-0 0.5-2 1.5-2 1.0-1 DNP 0.5-1 DNP DNP DNP -

TSU (10)A&M-K

(15)MSU

UIW

(3)ACU

SEOSU

UCO

1.0-8 1.0-4 DNP -

0.5-4 0.5-3

1.0-1 1.0-18 DNP -

2.0-26 1.0-10 DNP -

0.5-0 0.5-1 DNP -

0.5-2 1.0-4 0.5-0 DNP DNP 0.5-1 0.5-2 -

0.5-2 DNP DNP 0.5-2 -

1.0-5 0.5-4 1.0-9 0.5-3 0.5-4 0.5-2 -

ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

2010 STATISTICS OVERALL: 5-5 (HOME: 3-2, ROAD: 1-3, NEUTRAL: 1-0) // LSC: 5-5 // LSC SOUTH: 1-5

GAME-BY GAME PASSING JOSH NEISWANDER

Eastern New Mexico Texas A&M-Commerce (9)West Texas A&M Tarleton State (10)Texas A&M-Kingsville (15)Midwestern State Incarnate Word (3)Abilene Christian Southeastern Okla. Central Oklahoma

ATT

COMP

INT

PCT

YARDS

LONG

SACK

YDS

EFFIC

48 30 34 34 41 45 34 48 60 44

28 16 14 20 21 26 24 33 37 28

0 1 2 1 0 1 0 0 1 1

58.3 53.3 41.2 58.8 51.2 57.8 70.6 68.8 61.7 63.6

349 261 110 234 238 333 385 327 355 391

5 3 0 1 1 2 4 2 4 5

41 83 29 65 56 67 64 44 33 40

0 0 1 1 0 2 0 2 0 0

0 0 6 3 0 12 0 20 0 0

153.8 152.7 56.6 120.5 108.0 130.2 204.5 139.7 130.0 171.2

TOTALS

418

247

GARRETT TIDWELL

ATT

COMP

BLAKE HAMBLIN

ATT

COMP

Incarnate Word

TOTALS

Tarleton State TOTALS

PLAYER

No-Yds/TD

ENMU

Tristan Carter Nevin Gardiner Samir Baker John Norcott Michael Connor D. Pecikonis Garrett Tidwell CJ Akins Josh Neiswander Avery Rigg

138-603/5 42-183/1 27-97/0 13-69/2 17-66/0 9-55/3 11-34/2 7-27/0 16-0/0 2-0/0

21-118/1 9-21/0 2-5/0 2-6/0 1--2/0 4-10/0 -

GAME-BY-GAME RECEIVING (NO-YDS/TDs) PLAYER

No-Yds/TD

ENMU

48-838/5 53-569/5 36-548/6 21-205/3 30-193/6 10-137/0 12-127/2 5-91/0 6-88/0 1-86/0 10-63/0 7-60/0 5-35/1 2-18/0 1-14/0 1-10/0 1-4/0

7-161/1 7-74/1 5-35/0 2-31/1 1-9/1 2-20/0 2-10/1 1-7/0 DNP 1-2/0 DNP -

ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

59.1

2983

INT

PCT

YARDS

LONG

SACK

YDS

EFFIC

100.0

572.8

INT

PCT

YARDS

LONG

SACK

YDS

EFFIC

100.0

822.4

100.0

822.4

GAME-BY-GAME RUSHING (NO-YDS/TDs)

D. Pecikonis V’Keon Lacey CJ Akins Nate Bayless Tristan Carter Zach McCormick John Norcott Garrett Tidwell Trey Anderson Joey Knight Nevin Gardiner Bradan Ritchey Excelle Osborne Samir Baker Michael Connor Donnell Harris Avery Rigg

100.0

A&M-C (9)WTA&M

8-13/0 9-68/0 5-1/0 1-1/0 1-0/0 -

13-129/2 3-8/0 5-43/0 1-3/0 1-8/0 3-10/0 -

A&M-C (9)WTA&M

3-111/1 4-72/1 1-5/0 2-37/1 3-12/0 1-13/0 DNP 1-2/0 DNP 1-9/0 -

2-22/0 1-4/0 3-5/0 1-28/0 3-5/0 3-37/0 DNP 1-9/0 -

TSU (10)A&M-K

137.0

572.8

(15)MSU

UIW

(3)ACU

SEOSU

UCO

14-46/1 1-0/0 5-13/0 2-8/0 2-23/0 -

17-72/1 5-18/0 4-9/0 1-3/0 1-12/0 3--5/0 -

9-36/0 5-13/1 2-11/0 2-30/1 14-59/0 2-21/1 1-9/0 1-0/0

9--2/0 1-1/0 1-2/0 DNP 5-8/1 1--17/0 3--15/0 1-0/0

10-48/0 DNP 2-15/0 2-5/0 1-4/0 1-1/0 1--1/0 -

18-73/0 4-27/0 1-1/0 1-2/0 2-15/2 1-1/0 1-3/0 DNP

TSU (10)A&M-K

(15)MSU

UIW

(3)ACU

SEOSU

UCO

2-32/0 5-40/1 6-146/0 4-27/0 1-16/0 2-39/0 1-5/1 1-3/0 DNP 1-6/0 1-10/0 2-9/0 -

4-86/0 8-96/0 1-29/1 2-28/1 2-23/1 1-13/0 2-70/0 1-86/0 3-28/0 1-12/1 -

7-99/1 6-35/0 7-129/1 2-17/0 5-18/0 1-1/0 1-7/0 DNP 1--1/0 1-8/0 2-14/0 DNP -

9-82/1 9-99/0 5-26/0 8-55/3 1-2/0 1-17/0 2-53/0 DNP DNP 1-7/0 1-14/0 -

3-73/0 6-68/1 6-94/3 3-19/0 1-20/1 1-8/0 1-6/0 3-64/0 1-18/0 DNP 2-14/0 1-7/0 DNP

19-70/0 5-27/0 4-15/0 3-9/1 3-30/1 1--5/0 1--3/0 -

5-68/1 5-46/0 1-65/1 3-30/0 5-31/0 1-7/0 DNP 1-4/0

6-104/0 3-39/1 4-19/0 2-12/0 1-4/0 2-27/0 1-20/0 DNP DNP 1-3/0 DNP 1-10/0 -

GAME 1

GAME 2

EASTERN NEW MEXICO ANGELO STATE

38 41

ANGELO STATE TEXAS A&M-COMMERCE

31 10

SAN ANGELO STADIUM // SAN ANGELO, TEXAS SEPT. 4, 2010 // ATTENDANCE: 3,211

COTTON BOWL // DALLAS, TEXAS SEPT. 11, 2010 // ATTENDANCE: -

SAN ANGELO - Tristan Carter wowed with his first touch and plowed with his last, punching across a nine-yard touchdown pass from Josh Neiswander with 32 seconds left in the game to give Angelo State a 41-38 season-opening win over Eastern New Mexico at San Angelo Stadium. Carter, a junior running back playing in his first game as a Ram, logged 38 yards on his first career carry but it was his last touch that proved most important. Carter became the first Angelo State running back to rush for more than 100 yards since 2008, and helped ASU erase a 38-34 deficit with time waning. Angelo State (1-0) led by as many as 14 points with 3:54 left in the first half (21-7), but the high-powered Greyhound (1-1) offense wouldn’t give up. Wesley Wood hit Chase Kyser from three yards out with 1:43 left in the half to cut the deficit to a single score, and the Greyhounds outscored the Rams 10-6 out of the break to pull within three at 27-24. Angelo State stretched the lead back to 10 after a 41-yard strike from Neiswander to Pecikones, who made a pair of one-handed grabs in the contest, early in the fourth quarter. Wood answered for ENMU with his fourth touchdown pass of the game and the Greyhounds took their first lead since the first quarater after a three-yard run by Melvis Hawkins with 2:30 left on the game clock. The Rams turned to their two-minute offense and under Neiswander’s direction, marched 54 yards downfield for the score. Neiswander avoided pressure on the Rams final play to find Carter for the first time, open on the right side. Eastern New Mexico attempted four passes on its final possession, the last picked off by ASU cornerback Markeith Jones as time expired. Neiswander finished the game 28-of-48 for 349 yards and hit five different receivers for scores. Carter led Angelo State’s rushing attack with 118 yards on 21 carries. Pecikones had 161 receiving yards on seven catches and senior wide out V’Keon Lacey caught seven balls for 74 yards.

DALLAS - Dekarai Pecikonis beat V’Keon Lacey in the race to 1,000 career receiving yards but they both turned out winners as Angelo State topped Texas A&M-Commerce 31-10 in the Harvey Martin Classic at the Cotton Bowl. Pecikonis, a sophomore wide receiver from Allen, hauled in a career-long 83-yard touchdown pass from Angelo State (2-0) quarterback Josh Neiswander in the second quarter to move past 1,000 yards for his career and answered an early field goal from the Lions (1-1). Not to be outdone, Lacey surpassed a grand for his career with his own touchdown catch of 33 yards on the first play of the fourth quarter, the last of three scores for Neiswander. The trio helped Angelo State to another offensive performance of more than 300 yards, but it was the Ram defense that sealed the win. After Pecikonis’ score made it 7-3 early in the second quarter, Ram defensive back Terrance Preston picked off Commerce quarterback Adam Farkes and returned it 41 yards for the score. The interception and touchdown were the first of Preston’s career. Preston wasn’t the only menace to Farkes, as the Lions signal caller was sacked seven times and picked off on two other occasions. The Rams gave up 429 yards of offense in the seasonopening win over Eastern New Mexico, but limited Texas A&M-Commerce to 274 yards of total offense and just 65 yards rushing. ASU kicker George Shamblin, who served as punter and place kicker during Saturday night’s contest, kicked a 29 yard field goal to open scoring in the third quarter and Neiswander found tight end Nate Bayless for the second-consecutive week to make it a 24-3 Ram advantage. Commerce answered with a touchdown run late in the third quarter, but Lacey’s touchdown in the fourth pushed the margin back to 21. Lacey, a senior who led the Lone Star Conference in catches last season, caught four passes in the contest for 72 yards and sits at 1,024 yards as a Ram. Pecikonis had three catches in the game for 111 yards and sits at 1,029 yards during his two-year career.

GAME 1 // SCORE BY QUARTERS Eastern New Mexico Angelo State

GAME 2 // SCORE BY QUARTERS Angelo State Texas A&M-Commerce

1 7 6

2 7 15

3 10 6

4 14 14

F 38 41

SCORING SUMMARY FIRST QUARTER AS - Lacey 4 yd pass from Neiswander (Smith kick failed) EN - Bouldin 6 yd pass from Wood (Cannon kick) SECOND QUARTER AS - Bayless 17 yd pass from Neiswander (Bayless pass from Neiswander) AS - Norcott 10 yd pass from Neiswander (Smith kick) EN - Kyser 3 yd pass from Wood (Cannon) THIRD QUARTER EN - Cannon 28 yd field goal AS - Carter 16 yd run (Smith kick failed) EN - Poku 54 yd pass from Wood (Cannon kick) FOURTH QUARTER AS - Pecikonis 41 yd pass from Neiswander (Smith kick) EN - Jackson 11 yd pass from Wood (Cannon kick) EN - Hawkins 3 yd run (Cannon kick) AS - Carter 9 yd pass from Neiswander (Smith kick) TEAM STATS FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

EN 24 22-118 311 65-39-3 87-429 0-0 0-0 5-104 0-0 7-34.4 0-0 10-110 21:15 7 of 18 0 of 1 5-5 0-0

1 0 3

2 14 0

3 10 7

4 7 0

F 31 10

SCORING SUMMARY FIRST QUARTER A&M-C - Abo-Mahmoud 22 yd field goal SECOND QUARTER AS - Pecikonis 83 yd pass from Neiswander (Shamblen kick) AS - Preston 41 yd interception return (Smith kick) THIRD QUARTER AS - Shamblen 29 yd field goal AS - Bayless 37 yd pass from Neiswander (Shamblen kick) A&M-C - Graham 5 yd run (Abo-Mahmoud kick) FOURTH QUARTER AS - Lacey 33 yd pass from Neiswander (Shamblen kick)

ASU 27 40-156 349 48-28-0 88-505 0-0 3-48 7-199 3-51 3-34.3 2-1 11-104 38:45 10 of 19 0 of 4 5-7 0-0

RUSHING: Eastern New Mexico-Tony Valenzuela 6-43; Melvis Hawkins 2-33; Wesley Wood 8-23; Troy Harris 6-19. Angelo State-Tristan Carter 21-118; Nevin Gardiner 9-21; Josh Neiswander 4-10; John Norcott 2-6; Samir Baker 2-5; Team 1-minus 2; D. Pecikonis 1-minus 2. PASSING: Eastern New Mexico-Wesley Wood 39-65-3-311. Angelo State-Josh Neiswander 28-48-0-349.

TEAM STATS FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

ASU 17 24-83 261 30-16-1 54-344 0-0 1-16 3-81 3-55 6-44.7 1-1 15-108 25:07 3 of 11 0 of 1 1-1 7-37

A&M-C 15 35-65 209 43-19-3 78-274 0-0 2-4 5-77 1-4 7-37.4 0-0 6-60 34:53 6 of 19 1 of 2 2-2 0-0

RUSHING: Angelo State-Nevin Gardiner 9-68; Tristan Carter 8-13; Samir Baker 5-1; Garrett Tidwell 1-1; Josh Neiswander 1-0. Texas A&M-Commerce-Marcus Graham 20-76; London Hamilton 5-11; Luke Wagner 1-9; Adam Farkes 9-minus 31. PASSING: Angelo State-Josh Neiswander 16-30-1-261. Texas A&M-Commerce-Adam Farkes 17-37-3-201; Luke Wagner 2-6-0-8. RECEIVING: Angelo State-V’Keon Lacey 4-72; D. Pecikonis 3-111; Tristan Carter 3-12; Nate Bayless 2-37; John Norcott 1-13; Samir Baker 1-9; CJ Akins 1-5; Nevin Gardiner 1-2. Texas A&M-Commerce-Tevin Godfrey 4-103; Jillian Hayes 3-24; Adam Jones 3-22; Blake Patton 3-8; Marcus Graham 2-10; Carrington Brow 1-30; Adorian Arthur 1-7; Kenzee Jackson 1-3; Kevin Bevans 1-2.

RECEIVING: Eastern New Mexico-Jesse Poku 8-101; Darian Dale 8-68; Arvin Jackson 7-49; Chase Kyser 4-25; Nicholas Hill 3-8; Stefan Mills 3-4; Carl Bouldin 2-49; Tyler Finch 1-12; Tony Valenzuela 1-0; Troy Harris 1-0; Melvis Hawkins 1-minus 5. Angelo State-D. Pecikonis 7-161; V’Keon Lacey 7-74; Cj Akins 5-35; Nate Bayless 2-31; Zach McCormick 2-20; John Norcott 2-10; Tristan Carter 1-9; Trey Anderson 1-7; Nevin Gardiner 1-2.

ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

GAME 3

GAME 4

(9)WEST TEXAS A&M ANGELO STATE

37 27

34 37

SAN ANGELO STADIUM // SAN ANGELO, TEXAS SEPT. 25, 2010 // ATTENDANCE: 5,208

MEMORIAL STADIUM // STEPHENVILLE, TEXAS OCT. 2, 2010 // ATTENDANCE: 6,832

SAN ANGELO - Angelo State will be thinking a lot about the last six minutes of the first half of Saturday’s game with No. 9 West Texas A&M at San Angelo Stadium. During the stretch of doom, the nation’s leader in total offense rattled off three quick scores and turned a three-point margin into a commanding 24-point halftime lead and an eventual, 37-27, win to open Lone Star Conference South Division play. The what-ifs are numerous, and were heightened by the Ram defense holding the Buffaloes to 154 yards and no scores after the halftime break. Angelo State (2-1, 2-1 LSC, 0-1 LSC South) attempted to rally with 14 unanswered points in the second half but the deficit proved too large to overcome. West Texas A&M (3-1, 3-0 LSC, 1-0 LSC South) still finished Saturday’s contest with 532 total yards of offense but three interceptions by the ASU defense kept reigning National Offensive Player of the Week Taylor Harris from reaching the end zone for the first time this season. Both teams traded touchdowns in the early going but the extra-point attempt by the Rams that would have made it a tie game at 14 was blocked by Rashad Sanders and returned by Tae Evans for two points. Angelo State had a chance to go on top for the first time two drives later, but Evans snagged an errant pass from Neiswander in the end zone – then came the stretch of doom. Seemingly stopped for just a field goal by the Ram defense, West Texas A&M faked the try and place holder Tim Cowdrey completed a shovel pass to Jay Tillman for a 10-yard score with 5:39 left in the first half. On the second play of the ensuing drive by ASU, Neiswander was picked off for the second time and it was returned 43 yards for a score by Caleb Randolph. The Buffs added one more tally, again from Tillman as he plunged into the end zone from two-yards out with 1:09 left in the half. Angelo State looked like it flipped a switch out of the break as it cut the Buffs total offense in half. The Rams scored on a 55-yard reverse punt return by Garrett Tidwell and Tristan Carter punched across his second score of the game early in the fourth quarter to cut the deficit to 10, but the rally fell short. Carter topped the century mark for the second time in his three-game career with 129 yards, thanks largely to a 75-yard touchdown run on ASU’s first offensive play. Angelo State quarterback Josh Neiswander was limited to just 110 yards, his career low as a starter, and was picked off twice. The Ram defense recorded three interceptions for the third time this season, including one by Mayse returned for a 29-yard touchdown. Alvin Johnson notched the other two interceptions and tallied a team-high 10 tackles.

STEPHENVILLE - The drought continues. Tarleton State scored 17 unanswered points in the fourth quarter to erase a two-touchdown deficit and handed Angelo State its ninth-consecutive loss in the series, 37-34, at Memorial Stadium. The Rams (2-2, 0-2 LSC South) looked like they might top the Texans (1-4, 1-1 LSC South) for the first time in nearly 10 years with a 14-point lead and the ball entering the fourth quarter, but Tarleton State quarterback Nick Stephens engineered three scoring drives in the final five minutes to lift TSU to its first win of the season. Angelo State had highlights in all three phases of the game with booming punts and long kick returns on special teams, power runs and long pass completions on offense, and forced turnovers and a safety on defense, but in a five-minute span it all evaporated. With ASU leading 34-20 with 5:16 to play in the game, Stephens needed just two plays – both passes to Saalim Hakim – and 24 seconds to scoot the Texans 66 yards downfield for a score. Tarleton State evened the tally just three plays later – a kickoff to pin the Rams at the four yard line, a fumble by ASU runningback Tristan Carter, and a four-yard scamper by Evan Robertson. Blake Wiest connected on the eventual game winning field goal from 27 yards out with 1:34 to play to complete the rally. Angelo State quarterback Josh Neiswander connected on 20-of-34 attempts for 234 yards to move past 6,000 yards for his career and into second place on the Rams’ all-time passing chart with 6,183 career yards. The once winless Texans looked like a different team from the start of Saturday’s contest as Stephens made his first appearance since being injured in the team’s opening contest. Tarleton State took a 10-0 lead early, marching 87 yards in 14 plays on the game’s opening drive, and converting a field goal after blocking an Angelo State attempt on the Rams’ first drive. Angelo State senior return specialist Garrett Tidwell jolted ASU back to life with an 80-yard kick return on the ensuing possession and Dekarai Pecikonis scored on an end-around to make it a 10-7 contest. Tarleton State pushed the lead back to 14 with Stephens’ first touchdown pass of the game, a 15-yard connection with Devin Gray to start the second quarter, but the Rams rattled off 17 unanswered points to close the first half up 24-17. Ryan Smith knocked through a 31-yard field goal for ASU out of the break to extend the lead to 10, and after a Tarleton State field goal, Pecikonis caught a 17-yard pass from Tidwell on a wide receiver reverse around the right side to give the Rams the 34-20 advantage going into the fourth quarter.

GAME 3 // SCORE BY QUARTERS (9)West Texas A&M Angelo State

1 16 13

2 21 0

3 0 7

4 0 7

F 37 27

SCORING SUMMARY FIRST QUARTER WT - Thompson 2 yd run (Castillo kick) AS - Carter 75 yd run (Smith kick) WT - Hampton 1 yd run (Castillo kick) AS - Mayse 29 yd interception return (kick blocked) WT - Evans PAT return SECOND QUARTER WT - Tillman 10 yd pass from Cowdrey (Castillo kick) WT - Randolph 43 yd interception return (Castillo kick) WT - Tillman 2 yd run (Castillo kick) THIRD QUARTER AS - Tidwell 55 yd punt return (Smith kick) FOURTH QUARTER AS - Carter 6 yd run (Smith kick)

ANGELO STATE TARLETON STATE

WT 31 44-202 330 56-30-3 100-532 0-0 3-16 5-63 2-43 3-44.0 3-0 9-64 34:37 9 of 19 3 of 6 4-5 1-6

ASU 13 26-201 110 34-14-2 60-311 0-0 1-55 5-121 3-29 6-46.2 0-0 6-44 25:23 3 of 12 1 of 3 1-2 2-10

RUSHING: WTAMU-Kelvin Thompson 20-127; Tommy Hampton 11-51; Jay Tillman 7-37; TEAM 3-0; Taylor Harris 3-minus 13. Angelo State-Tristan Carter 13-129; Samir Baker 5-43; Josh Neiswander 3-10; Nevin Gardiner 3-8; Garrett Tidwell 1-8; John Norcott 1-3. PASSING: WTAMU-Taylor Harris 29-55-3-320; Tim Cowdrey 1-1-0-10. Angelo State-Josh Neiswander 14-34-2-110. RECEIVING: WTAMU-Tyson Williams 8-75; Stephen Burton 7-94; Brittan Golden 6-92; Kelvin Thompson 4-32; Nathan Slaughter 3-20; Jay Tillman 2-17. Angelo State-Nevin Gardiner 3-37; John Norcott 3-5; Tristan Carter 3-5; D. Pecikonis 2-22; Zach McCormick 1-28; Samir Baker 1-9; Nate Bayless 1-4.

ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

GAME 4 // SCORE BY QUARTERS Angelo State Tarleton State

1 7 10

2 17 7

3 10 3

4 0 17

F 34 37

SCORING SUMMARY FIRST QUARTER TS - Robertson 1 yd run (Wiest kick) TS - Wiest 24 yd field goal AS - Pecikonis 10 yd run (Smith kick) SECOND QUARTER TS - Gray 15 yd pass from Stephens (Wiest kick) AS - Norcott 6 yd run (Smith kick) AS - Bradley safety AS - Akins 65 yd pass from Neiswander THIRD QUARTER AS - Smith 31 yd field goal TS - Wiest 24 yd field goal AS - Pecikonis 17 yd pass from Tidwell (Smith kick) FOURTH QUARTER TS - Hakim 27 yd pass from Stephens (Wiest kick) TS - Robertson 4 yd run (Wiest kick) TS - Wiest 27 yd field goal TEAM STATS FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

ASU 17 36-143 251 35-21-1 71-394 0-0 1-12 8-158 1-0 5-38.4 2-2 9-77 34:14 6 of 16 1 of 1 4-6 1-4

RUSHING: Angelo State-Tristan Carter 19-70; D. Pecikonis 3-30; Nevin Gardiner 5-27; Samir Baker 4-15; John Norcott 3-9; Josh Neiswander 1-minus 3; Garrett Tidwell 1-minus 5. Tarleton-Evan Robertson 19-63; Jerome Regal 2-8; Nick Stephens 2-3; Damian Perkins 3-1; TEAM 2-minus 9. PASSING: Angelo State-Josh Neiswander 20-34-1-234; Garrett Tidwell 1-1-0-17. Tarleton-Nick Stephens 22-39-1-392. RECEIVING: Angelo State-D. Pecikonis 5-68; V’Keon Lacey 5-46; Tristan Carter 5-31; Nate Bayless 3-30; CJ Akins 1-65; Trey Anderson 1-7; Avery Rigg 1-4. Tarleton-Jeken Frye 6-88; Saalim Hakim 5-166; Devon Gray 5-40; Clark Renfro 2-52; Paul Mansfield 2-26; Jamal Mays 1-19; Evan Robertson 1-1.

TS 20 28-66 392 39-22-1 67-458 0-0 2-1 5-100 1-0 1-35.0 4-2 4-30 25:44 3 of 13 2 of 5 6-7 1-3

GAME 5

GAME 6

(10)TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE ANGELO STATE

28 21

ANGELO STATE (15)MIDWESTERN STATE

21 35

SAN ANGELO STADIUM // SAN ANGELO, TEXAS OCT. 9, 2010 // ATTENDANCE: 4,011

MEMORIAL STADIUM // WICHITA FALLS, TEXAS OCT. 16, 2010 // ATTENDANCE: 8,055

SAN ANGELO - Nate Poppell threw for a game-high 250 yards and two touchdowns, including a strike to Robert Armstrong with 1:44 left, to help No. 10 Texas A&M-Kingsville hold off Angelo State, 28-21, at San Angelo Stadium. Poppell, who was sacked four times by the Rams (2-3, 2-3 LSC) and knocked out of the game temporarily, completed 16-of-26 passes and logged two late touchdowns through the air while rallying the Javelinas (5-1, 4-1 LSC) from a 21-14 deficit halfway through the third quarter. For the second time in three weeks Angelo State proved it could keep pace with a top-10 opponent, only to fall in the end. It was also the second consecutive week the Rams held an advantage in the second half and lost. Poppell pushed the Javelinas to a quick start as the team sped 68 yards down the field in four plays after the opening kickoff. The junior quarterback from Spring, Texas, capped the drive with an 8-yard run. It took more than 15 minutes for Angelo State to answer, but the Rams got on the board early in the second quarter on a one-yard dive by Tristan Carter. ASU added another score – a 20-yard touchdown catch by V’Keon Lacey from Josh Neiswander – with 1:59 left in the first half to take a 14-7 lead into the break. The Rams rushed for 61 yards in the game’s first 30 minutes, the most by any team in an entire game against the Javelinas this season. Angelo State appeared to have the momentum in the third quarter and were marching downfield after both teams opened the second half with three-and-outs. The Rams started a drive at their own 24 yard line and moved across the 50 but Texas A&M-Kingsville’s Josh Luck ripped a completed pass from Lacey’s arms and returned it 62 yards for a game-tying touchdown. Both teams traded scores to close out the third, ASU’s Dekarai Pecikonis returning the ensuing kickoff 97 yards for a score, and Poppell hitting wide out Ryan Lincoln for an eight-yard score with 4:09 to go in the period. In the fourth quarter, Angelo State attempted to break the stalemate with a 38-yard field goal, but for the third consecutive week the Rams missed a field goal. Also for the third consecutive week, the missed kick would result in points as the Javelinas went 79 yards in six plays with Poppell finding Armstrong for the deciding tally.

WICHITA FALLS - Angelo State sophomore wide receiver CJ Akins made the most of his first career start with a career-high 146 yards and helped the Rams out-gain Midwestern State, but when the final horn sounded it was the No. 15 Mustangs who prevailed, 35-21, at Memorial Stadium. Akins was ASU quarterback Josh Neiswander’s favorite target in the contest with his teamleading six catches and was one of the main contributors to a 442-yard effort by the Rams (2-4, 2-4 LSC, 0-4 LSC South), but it wasn’t enough as the Mustangs scored first and never trailed. Lester Bush rushed for 77 yards and two scores, part of 198 yards on the ground by the Mustangs (6-1, 5-1 LSC, 2-1 LSC South), who handed the Rams their fourth-consecutive loss and third against a top-25 opponent. Three different Mustangs rushed for touchdowns in the opening half while building a 21-7 lead. Marcus Mathis capped Midwestern’s first touchdown drive with an 8-yard run, then MSU quarterback Zack Eskridge scrambled for an 18-yard score to answer a touchdown pass from Neiswander to John Norcott. Bush completed the first half scoring with his first touchdown run just before the break. Angelo State had its chances to score in the first half. The Rams saw two drives end with missed field goals and have missed their last four attempts. A third drive stalled in the red zone as time expired when a last second pass from Neiswander to Nate Bayless was broken up by MSU’s Austin McDaniel. Bayless, a native of nearby Burkburnett, caught a career-best four passes for 27 yards. Bush scored his second touchdown on the opening drive of the second half to extend Midwestern’s lead to 21 points at 28-7, and the Mustangs held the Ram scoreless for the third quarter. In the fourth, Angelo State attempted a rally with a three-yard dive by Tristan Carter and 16-yard pass from Neiswander to V’Keon Lacey wrapped around another Midwestern State touchdown, but the 14-point, final margin was the closest the Rams could get. Neiswander turned in the fourth-best passing total of his career after completing 26-of-45 for 333 yards and the two scores. Akins turned a quick pass from Neiswander into career-long, 67yard reception that appeared to be a game-tying touchdown in the first quarter, but he was ruled out of bounds at the seven and penalized 15 yards for unsportsmanlike conduct while celebrating the score. The Rams would later punch it in on Norcott’s touchdown catch. V’Keon Lacey caught five passes for 40 yards and Zach McCormick added two catches for 39 yards. In all, Neiswander hit 11 different receivers in the game.

GAME 1 // SCORE BY QUARTERS (10)Texas A&M-Kingsville Angelo State

1 7 0

2 0 14

3 14 7

4 7 0

F 28 21

SCORING SUMMARY FIRST QUARTER TK - Poppell 8 yd run (Brom kick) SECOND QUARTER AS - Carter 1 yd run (Smith kick) AS - Lacey 20 yd pass from Neiswander (Smith kick) THIRD QUARTER TK - Luck 62 yd fumble recovery (Brom kick) AS - Pecikonis 97 yd kickoff return (Smith kick) TK - Lincoln 8 yd pass from Poppell (Brom kick) FOURTH QUARTER TK - Armstrong 62 yd pass from Poppell (Brom kick) TEAM STATS FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

GAME 6 // SCORE BY QUARTERS Angelo State (15)Midwestern State

TK 19 39-76 267 32-18-2 71-343 1-62 3-4 4-81 0-0 7-37.7 0-0 2-24 33:39 8 of 17 0 of 0 2-2 0-0

ASU 15 24-90 238 41-21-0 65-328 1-0 0-0 5-174 2-0 6-43.2 1-1 3-35 26:21 4 of 15 2 of 4 2-2 4-27

RUSHING: TAMUK-Connell Davis 24-70; Roman Pula 2-10; J. Woodson 3-10; Ryan Lincoln 1-1; TEAM 1-minus 3; Nate Poppell 8-minus 12. Angelo State-Tristan Carter 14-46; CJ Akins 2-23; Samir Baker 5-13; D. Pecikonis 2-8; Nevin Gardiner 1-0. PASSING: TAMUK-Nate Poppell 16-26-2-250; Daniel Ramirez 2-6-0-17. Angelo State-Josh Neiswander 21-41-0-238. RECEIVING: TAMUK-Sherman Batiste 5-33; R. Armstrong 4-100; Damian Couthren 4-69; Ryan Lincoln 3-18; Delashaun Dean 1-48; J. Woodson 1-minus 1. Angelo State-D. Pecikonis 6-104; CJ Akins 4-19; V’Keon Lacey 3-39; Zach McCormick 2-27; Nate Bayless 2-12; Garrett Tidwell 1-20; Donnell Harris 1-10; Tristan Carter 1-4; Nevin Gardiner 1-3.

1 7 7

2 0 14

3 0 7

4 14 7

F 21 35

SCORING SUMMARY FIRST QUARTER MS - Mathis 8 yd run (Martinez kick) AS - Norcott 5 yd pass from Neiswander (Smith kick) SECOND QUARTER MS - Eskridge 18 yd run (Martinez kick) MS - Bush 5 yd run (Martinez kick) THIRD QUARTER MS - Bush 1 yd run (MArtinez kick) FOURTH QUARTER AS - Carter 3 yd run (Smith kick) MS - Little 18 yd pass from Eskridge (Martinez kick) AS - Lacey 16 yd pass from Neiswander (Smith kick) TEAM STATS FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

ASU 25 31-109 333 46-26-1 77-442 0-0 1--2 6-110 1-0 2-43.0 0-0 10-91 33:29 11 of 17 0 of 1 3-7 2-12

MS 20 38-198 169 17-12-1 55-367 0-0 1-1 4-114 1-0 3-32.7 0-0 8-77 26:31 5 of 8 0 of 0 5-5 2-12

RUSHING: Angelo State-Tristan Carter 17-72; Nevin Gardiner 5-18; CJ Akins 1-12; Samir Baker 4-9; John Norcott 1-3; Josh Neiswander 3-minus 5. Midwestern State-Lester Bush 17-77; Marcus Mathis 7-62; Zack Eskridge 10-43; K. Jackson 4-16. PASSING: Angelo State-Josh Neiswander 26-45-1-333; Team 0-1-0-0. Midwestern State-Zack Eskridge 12-17-1-169. RECEIVING: Angelo State-CJ Akins 6-146; V’Keon Lacey 5-40; Nate Bayless 4-27; Zach McCormick 2-39; D. Pecikonis 2-32; Excelle Osborne 2-9; Tristan Carter 1-16; Bradan Ritchey 1-10; Nevin Gardiner 1-6; John Norcott 1-5; Trey Anderson 1-3. Midwestern State-David Little 8-114; Marcus Mathis 2-21; Justin Rideau 1-25; Patrick Maull 1-9.

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GAME 7

GAME 8

INCARNATE WORD ANGELO STATE

17 61

20 33

SAN ANGELO STADIUM // SAN ANGELO, TEXAS OCT. 23, 2010 // ATTENDANCE: 4,628

SHOTWELL STADIUM // ABILENE, TEXAS OCT. 30, 2010 // ATTENDANCE: 6,342

SAN ANGELO - Josh Neiswander threw for a season-high 385 yards and hit four different receivers for scores as Angelo State snapped a four-game losing skid and collected the secondhighest point total in school history in a 61-17 win over Incarnate Word at San Angelo Stadium. It was a good homecoming indeed for the Rams (3-4, 3-4 LSC, 1-4 LSC South) who notched their first Lone Star Conference South Division win, and first ever win over the Cardinals (2-6, 0-4 LSC) in the teams’ first meeting. Neiswander completed 24-of-34 passes to move within two completions of tying ASU’s career completions mark, but was lifted in the fourth quarter with the Rams ahead. The 61 points scored were second only to the 69 points scored by ASU against Fort Lewis (Colo.) in 1993. Angelo State scored three times in the first quarter and built a commanding 45-10 lead by the half. Neiswander threw all of his touchdown passes before the break, hitting Excelle Osborne, Nate Bayless, CJ Akins and Tristan Carter. Angelo State fullback John Norcott and wildcat-back Garrett Tidwell both found the end zone on the ground in the first half. The Rams added three more scores – a field goal, a punt return for a touchdown and another rushing touchdown – in the second half to push the margin to its largest point early in the third quarter and led 65-10. Incarnate Word added a late, 44-yard touchdown run by Trent Rios to finish the scoring. Angelo State out-gained Incarnate Word 650-to-270, including a 471-to-136 advantage in passing yards. The Rams were four yards shy of tying the school’s single game record. V’Keon Lacey was the Rams leading receiver with eight catches for 96 yards. Michael Connor led ASU with 59 yards on 14 carries in his first major action of the season. Rios’ late scamper helped him to a game-high 76 yards rushing for Incarnate Word. Dominic Hamilton caught six passes for 91 yards and a score in the second quarter. Paden Lynch led the Cardinals by completing 10-of-18 passes for 73 yards.

ABILENE - Angelo State quarterback Josh Neiswander became the school’s all-time completions leader while helping the Rams to an early 7-3 lead over No. 3 Abilene Christian, but the Wildcats proved too much to handle in a 33-20 loss in the Big Country-Concho Valley Shootout presented by State Farm at Shotwell Stadium. Neiswander entered the game needing two completions to tie Ned Cox at 589 and did so on the team’s opening drive with a screen pass to Tristan Carter. The Rams (3-5, 1-5 LSC South) were eventually forced to punt but during team’s next possession, Neiswander hit Carter again on a screen for completion No. 590 of his career. The senior from Winnsboro, Texas, finished the contest 33-of-48 for 327 yards to break his own single-game completions record and surpass 300 yards for the third consecutive game, but it wasn’t enough for the Rams to upset one of the top teams in the country. Angelo State’s defense was stout early on, forcing a long field goal on ACU’s first drive of the game before holding the No. 2 offense in the country to a three-and-out on the second drive. On the Rams’ third drive of the contest, Neiswander rolled out on two separate plays and hit CJ Akins for gains of more than 20 yards. Garrett Tidwell gave ASU its first touchdown and the lead, 7-3, on an 11-yard scamper to the left. After going without a touchdown in the first quarter, the Wildcats (9-0, 5-0 LSC South) wouldn’t be denied in the second. ACU punched in a four-yard pass from Mitchell Gale to Emery Dudensing on the first snap of the second quarter and added another score in the final minute before halftime on a pass from Gale to Raymond Radway. ASU’s Devin McDonald blocked the first point after try, making the score 16-7 ACU at the break. The Rams’ defense came up with another big stop after halftime in forcing another three-and-out. Neiswander and the Rams pulled within three points at 16-13, when a nine-play, 65-yard drive was capped by a 26 yard touchdown pass to Dakarai Pecikonis. The ensuing extra-point was blocked and that was as close as the Rams would get to ACU. Abilene Christian kick returner Kendrick Johnson ran down a 73-yard punt by ASU’s George Shamblen around the seven minute mark in the third quarter and returned it 31 yards. The Wildcats built more momentum on the second play of the drive when Gale hit Radway for 44 yards and set up a first and goal situation. Two plays later, Gale connected with Dudensing again to push the advantage to 23-13. The Wildcats blocked an ASU field goal try on the next possession and Edmund Gates pushed the dagger deeper by taking a screen pass to the right sideline 55 yards for a score. Neiswander found Akins for a touchdown early in the fourth quarter to trim the deficit to 10 points, but ACU didn’t give up another. Angelo State’s final drive ended with less than two minutes to play when a Neiswander dive left the Rams inches short on fourth down.

GAME 7 // SCORE BY QUARTERS Incarnate Word Angelo State

1 0 17

2 10 28

3 0 9

4 7 7

F 17 61

SCORING SUMMARY FIRST QUARTER AS - Osborne 12 yd pass from Neiswander (Smith kick) AS - Decker 21 yd field goal AS - Norcott 27 run (Smith kick) SECOND QUARTER UIW - Hamilton 32 yd pass from Lynch (Rebold kick) AS - Bayless 2 yd pass from Neiswander (Smith kick) AS - Tidwell 15 yd run (Smith kick) UIW - Rebold 44 yd field goal AS - Akins 29 pass from Neiswander (Smith kick) AS - Carter 14 pass from Neiswander (Smith kick) THIRD QUARTER AS - Decker 25 yd field goal AS - Tidwell 73 yd punt return (Smith kick failed) FOURTH QUARTER AS - Gardiner 3 yd run (Smith kick) UIW - Rios 41 yd run (Rebold kick)

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GAME 8 // SCORE BY QUARTERS Angelo State Abilene Christian

UIW 13 33-134 136 30-15-2 63-270 0-0 0-0 11-247 0-0 6-34.2 0-0 3-32 29:57 4 of 16 3 of 4 0-0 0-0

RUSHING: UIW-Trent Rios 15-76; Tahje Canyon 6-31; Paden Lynch 7-18; Aaron Willis 1-15; Glenn Hill 1-minus 1; Thomas Specia 3-minus 5. Angelo State-Michael Connor 14-59; Tristan Carter 9-36; John Norcott 2-30; Garrett Tidwell 2-21; Nevin Gardiner 5-13; Samir Baker 2-11; CJ Akins 1-9; Avery Rigg 1-0. PASSING: UIW-Paden Lynch 10-18-0-73; Thomas Specia 3-7-2-48; Eric Massoni 2-5-0-15. Angelo State-Josh Neiswander 24-34-0-385; Blake Hamblin 1-1-0-86. RECEIVING: UIW-Dominic Hamilton 6-91; Stan Sullivan 4-25; Caleb Kocian 2-23; Trent Rios 2-minus 4; Donald Gies 1-1. Angelo State-V’Keon Lacey 8-96; D. Pecikonis 4-86; Bradan Ritchey 3-28; John Norcott 2-70; Nate Bayless 2-28; Tristan Carter 2-23; Joey Knight 1-86; CJ Akins 1-29; Zach McCormick 1-13; Excelle Osborne 1-12.

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ASU 25 36-179 471 35-25-0 71-650 0-0 3-74 4-112 2-0 1-29.0 1-1 6-61 30:03 10 of 14 0 of 0 7-8 1-7

1 7 3

2 0 13

3 6 14

4 7 3

F 20 33

SCORING SUMMARY FIRST QUARTER ACU - Lineberry 49 yd field goal AS - Tidwell 11 yd run (Decker kick) SECOND QUARTER ACU - Dudensing 4 yd pass from Gale (kick blocked) ACU - Radway 9 yd pass from Gale (Owens kick) THIRD QUARTER AS - Pecikonis 26 yd pass from Neiswander (kick blocked) ACU - Dudensing 7 yd pass from Gale (Owens kick) ACU - E. Gates 55 yd pass from Gale (R. Owens kick) FOURTH QUARTER AS - Akins 12 yd pass from Neiswander (Smith kick) ACU - Owens 22 yd field goal TEAM STATS FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

ASU 19 21-(23) 327 49-33-0 70-304 0-0 0-0 2-52 0-0 7-50.9 0-0 6-54 31:22 5 of 16 2 of 3 3-4 1-1

ACU 20 29-82 377 41-27-0 70-459 0-0 2-32 4-85 0-0 5-45.0 0-0 11-58 28:38 5 of 13 0 of 1 4-4 2-20

RUSHING: Angelo State-Garrett Tidwell 5-8; John Norcott 1-2; Nevin Gardiner 1-1; Avery Rigg 1-0; Tristan Carter 9-minus 2; Josh Neiswander 3-minus 15; CJ Akins 1-minus 17. Abilene Christian-Gale 8-31; D. Richardson 6-16; D.C.-Harkless 8-12; E. Dudensing 5-9; TEAM 1-0; T. Gabriel 1-minus 1; K. Johnson 0-15. PASSING: Angelo State-Josh Neiswander 33-48-0-327; Team 0-1-0-0.Abilene Christian-M. Gale 27-41-0-377. RECEIVING: Angelo State-CJ Akins 7-129; D. Pecikonis 7-99; V’Keon Lacey 6-35; Tristan Carter 5-18; Nate Bayless 2-17; Excelle Osborne 2-14; Bradan Ritchey 1-8; Garrett Tidwell 1-7; John Norcott 1-1; Nevin Gardiner 1-minus 1. Abilene Christian-E. Gates 6-124; R. Radway 6-82; T. Gabriel 3-30; D. Richardson 3-25; D.C.-Harkless 3-12; K. Johnson 2-48; E. Dudensing 2-11; B. Gibbs 1-26; A. Kessler 1-19.

GAME 9

GAME 10

ANGELO STATE SOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA

40 33

CENTRAL OKLAHOMA ANGELO STATE

35 49

PAUL LAIRD FIELD // DURANT, OKLA NOV. 6, 2010 // ATTENDANCE: 2,220

SAN ANGELO STADIUM // SAN ANGELO, TEXAS NOV. 13, 2010 // ATTENDANCE: 2,078

SAN ANGELO - At times it wasn’t pretty, but Angelo State got the job done. Josh Neiswander passed for 355 yards, four touchdowns, set a new single-game completions mark for the second consecutive week and orchestrated a game-winning drive in the final minutes to lift the Rams over Southeastern State, 40-33, at Paul Laird Field. Neiswander completed 37-of-60 passes to surpass 300 yards for the fourth consecutive game and moved into a tie with Ned Cox for Angelo State’s all-time touchdowns mark. It was Neiswander’s 54th career touchdown pass, a three-yard strike to Tristan Carter with 44 seconds left in the game, which provided the difference. Trailing 33-32 with 3:18 to play, the Rams (4-5, 4-5 LSC) marched 77 yards in 11 plays and reached the end zone when Neiswander found Carter for the third time in the game. ASU was successful on a two-point conversion and held the Savage Storm (3-7, 3-6 LSC) on the ensuing drive before taking a knee in the red zone to end the game. Angelo State scored on its opening possession, a 10-yard connection between Neiswander and Carter, and took a 14-0 lead on a quick slant by Dakarai Pecikonis early in the second quarter. Despite the quick start, Southeastern Oklahoma scored two touchdowns of its own and appeared to have the momentum going into the break before the game-tying extra point was blocked by Austin Benson and returned by Terrance Preston to make it 16-13 Rams. Angelo State’s Garrett Tidwell was electrifying in the return game and returned the second half’s opening kickoff 86 yards for a touchdown to make it a 29-20 advantage. The senior return specialist had two long punt returns – one for a score – negated by block in the back penalties, part of the ugliness for ASU. Southeastern Oklahoma would rally again, wrapping two scores around Neiswander and Carter’s second connection in the third quarter, to pull within two at 29-27. With 8:40 to play in the game, Angelo State called upon its struggling place-kicking unit, which has had four kicks blocked this season and missed an extra-point earlier in the contest. Ryan Smith blasted a 31yard try, and despite being deflected by the defense, it wobbled through the uprights and made it a five-point game. The Savage Storm put together a 16-play, 80-yard scoring drive on their next possession to take the team’s first lead at 33-32, but failed on a two-point conversion. Angelo State was pinned at the 23 on the ensuing kickoff, but Neiswander methodically picked apart the SOSU secondary while leading the team downfield for the win.

SAN ANGELO - Angelo State quarterback Josh Neiswander manufactured a fitting end to his career with 391 yards through the air and five touchdown passes to lead the Rams to a 49-35 Lone Star Conference crossover win against Central Oklahoma at San Angelo Stadium Saturday. Neiswander’s yardage, the second-highest total of his career, helped the senior from Winnsboro surpass Ned Cox for ASU’s career passing mark and his five touchdowns broke his own single-season record for touchdown passes (27). More importantly, the effort helped Rams (5-5, 5-5 LSC) out-gun the Bronchos (2-9, 2-8 LSC) and avoid a losing record for the year. Neiswander connected with CJ Akins three times in the game, including two touchdowns in the first half, as the teams sprinted to a 28-28 tie at the break. Angelo State scored first in the contest on a six-yard scamper around the end by Dakarai Pecikonis – one of two rushing touchdowns for the wide out in the game – but neither team would lead by more than a touchdown until Pecikonis’ second tally with a little more than two minutes in the contest. Central Oklahoma’s Daniel Morrell led all receivers with five catches for 84 yards in the opening half and snagged one of three touchdown passes thrown by Ethan Sharp in the game’s first 30 minutes. His 21-yard catch from Sharp at 6:59 left in the first half gave UCO its second lead of the contest, 21-14. The two teams combined to score 42 points in the second quarter alone. Angelo State notched a quick score out of the break with Neiswander finding V’Keon Lacey from 20 yards out, but the game slowed with a 15-play, 72-yard answering drive from UCO that took 6:21. That drive was capped with a eight-yard pass from Sharp to Carter Whitson, and would prove to be the Bronchos’ final tally. Akins scored his career-best third touchdown of the game in the fourth quarter to give the Rams a 42-35 advantage and two fourth quarter interceptions – one by Dekkar Williams and one by Brandon Mayse – helped ASU seal the win. Akins caught six passes for 94 yards and finished tied for the game-high with Lacey, who also had six catches. Tristan Carter paced ASU’s rushing attack with 73 yards as the Rams rumbled to a 119-to-105 advantage on the ground. In all, Angelo State out-gained Central Oklahoma 510-to364.

GAME 9 // SCORE BY QUARTERS Angelo State Southeastern Oklahoma

1 7 0

2 9 13

3 13 7

4 11 13

F 40 33

SCORING SUMMARY FIRST QUARTER AS - Carter 10 yd pass from Neiswander (Smith kick) SECOND QUARTER AS - Pecikonis 1 yd pass from Neiswander (Smith kick) SOSU - Turner 14 yd run (Peoples kick) SOSU - Shelley 17 yd pass from Turner (Peoples kick blockd) AS - Preston PAT return THIRD QUARTER AS - Tidwell 86 yd kickoff return (Smith kick failed) SOSU - Laury 6 yd run (Peoples kick) AS - Carter 9 yd pass from Neiswander (Smith kick) FOURTH QUARTER SOSU - DeFrance 2 yd pass from Turner (Chris Peoples kick) AS - Smith 31 yd field goal SOSU - Reeves 2 yd run (Laury pass failed) ASU - Carter 3 yd pass from Neiswander (Lacey pass from Neiswander) TEAM STATS FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

ASU 24 19-68 355 60-37-1 79-423 0-0 4-26 5-108 0-0 3-47.7 1-1 8-57 27:20 9 of 16 2 of 3 5-7 3-36

SOSU 23 41-164 218 44-25-0 85-382 0-0 1-2 6-122 1-0 7-32.6 0-0 4-42 32:40 9 of 16 2 of 3 5-5 0-0

RUSHING: Angelo State-Tristan Carter 10-48; John Norcott 2-15; Michael Connor 2-5; D. Pecikonis 1-4; Garrett Tidwell 1-1; CJ Akins 1-minus 1; Team 2-minus 4. Southeastern Okla.-Baylen Laury 25-138; Darrin Reeves 4-23; Logan Turner 12-3. PASSING: Angelo State-Josh Neiswander 37-60-1-355. Southeastern Okla.-Logan Turner 25-44-0-218. RECEIVING: Angelo State-V’Keon Lacey 9-99; D. Pecikonis 9-82; Tristan Carter 8-55; CJ Akins 5-26; Trey Anderson 2-53; John Norcott 1-17; Michael Connor 1-14; Bradan Ritchey 1-7; Zach McCormick 1-2. Southeastern Okla.-Brandon DeFrance 8-76; Robbie Morris 8-63; Ryan Shelley 7-78; Le’Derian Cockrane 1-3; Baylen Laury 1-minus 2.

GAME 10 // SCORE BY QUARTERS Central Oklahoma Angelo State

1 7 7

2 21 21

3 7 7

4 0 14

F 35 49

SCORING SUMMARY FIRST QUARTER AS - Pecikonis 6 run (Smith kick) UCO - Sharp 6 run (Robbs kick) SECOND QUARTER UCO - Davis 4 pass from Sharp (Robbs kick) AS - Akins 25 pass from Neiswander (Smith kick) UCO - Morrell 21 pass from Sharp (Robbs kick) AS - Carter 20 pass from Neiswander (Smith kick) AS - Akins 40 pass from Neiswander (Smith kick) UCO - Holland 19 pass from Sharp (Robbs kick) THIRD QUARTER AS - Lacey 20 pass from Neiswander (Smith kick) UCO - Whitson 8 pass from Sharp (Robbs kick) FOURTH QUARTER AS - Akins 5 pass from Neiswander (Smith kick) AS - Pecikonis 9 run (Smith kick) TEAM STATS FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

UCO 22 25-105 259 48-28-2 73-364 0-0 2-24 8-160 1-33 7-32.0 0-0 6-60 29:58 5 of 14 1 of 2 4-4 0-0

ASU 23 30-119 391 44-28-1 74-510 0-0 1-0 4-50 2-0 5-39.2 0-0 7-55 29:04 6 of 13 1 of 2 5-5 1-1

RUSHING: Central Oklahoma-J. Birmingham 20-92; E. Sharp 5-13. Angelo State-Tristan Carter 18-73; Nevin Gardiner 4-27; D. Pecikonis 2-15; Josh Neiswander 1-3; Michael Connor 1-2; John Norcott 1-1; CJ Akins 1-1; Team 2-minus 3. PASSING: Central Oklahoma-E. Sharp 27-47-2-240; C. Whitson 1-1-0-19. Angelo State-Josh Neiswander 28-44-1-391. RECEVING: Central Oklahoma-D. Morrell 5-84; C. Whitson 5-45; J. Birmingham 5-15; T. Holland 3-37; D. Davis 3-35; A. Woods 2-21; M. Jackson 2-14; B. Davis 2-6; D. Lipscomb 1-2. Angelo State-CJ Akins 6-94; V’Keon Lacey 6-68; D. Pecikonis 3-73; Garrett Tidwell 3-64; Nate Bayless 3-19; Nevin Gardiner 2-14; Tristan Carter 1-20; Trey Anderson 1-18; Zach McCormick 1-8; Bradan Ritchey 1-7; John Norcott 1-6.

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<< Josh Neiswander is ASUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s career passing leader with 8,212 yards.

PASSING RECORDS INDIVIDUAL PASSING Attempts Game: 60, Josh Neiswander at Southeastern Okla., 2010 Season: 418, Josh Neiswander, 2010 Career: 1,205, Ned Cox, 1983-1986 Completions Game: 37, Josh Neiswander at Southeastern Okla., 2010 Season: 247, Josh Neiswander, 2010 Career: 685, Josh Neiswander, 2006-10 Yards Game: 475, Ned Cox vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, 1986 Season: 2,983, Josh Neiswander, 2010 Career: 8,212, Josh Neiswander, 2006-10 Game Average Season: 298.3, Josh Neiswander, 2010 Career: 221.9, Josh Neiswander, 2006-10 Touchdowns Game: 6, Trey Weishuhn vs. West Texas A&M, 2005 Josh Neiswander vs. Southwestern Oklahoma Season: 27, Josh Neiswander, 2010 Career: 61, Josh Neiswander, 2006-10 12

Completion Percentage Game: .867 (13-15) Doug Kuhlmann vs. Stephen F. Austin, 1980 Season: .624, Josh Neiswander, 2009 Career: .586 (685-1168) Josh Neiswander, 2006-10 TEAM PASSING Attempts Game: 60, vs. Tarleton State, 1967 60, at Southeastern Okla., 2010 Season: 422, 2010 Completions Game: 37, at Southeastern Okla., 2010 Season: 249, 2010 Yards Game: 475, vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, 1986 Season: 3,086, 2010

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TOP INDIVIDUAL PASSING GAMES Yards Year Passer vs. Opponent 475 1986 Ned Cox vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville 425 1989 Mickey Russell vs. Eastern New Mexico 403 2009 Josh Neiswander at Eastern New Mexico 396 2005 Trey Weishuhn vs. West Texas A&M 391 2010 Josh Neiswander vs. Central Oklahoma 385 2010 Josh Neiswander vs. Incarnate Word 383 1996 Erik Hartman vs. Tarleton State 359 1989 Mickey Russell vs. Lamar 355 2010 Josh Neiswander vs. Southeastern Okla. 354 1985 Ned Cox vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville 349 2010 Josh Neiswander vs. Eastern New Mexico 338 2004 Trey Weishuhn vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville 335 1992 Wilbur Odom vs. Central Oklahoma 335 1997 Erik Hartman vs. Northeastern State (OK) 333 2010 Josh Neiswander vs. Midwestern State 327 1982 Slade Sherrod vs. Southwest Texas State 327 2010 Josh Neiswander vs. Abilene Christian 325 2007 Josh Neiswander vs. Central Oklahoma 318 1981 Doug Kuhlmann vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville 316 1995 Erik Hartman vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville 315 2004 Trey Weishuhn vs. Southeastern Oklahoma 311 1991 Wilbur Odom vs. Cameron (OK) 311 1988 Mickey Russell vs. Cameron (OK) 311 2009 Josh Neiswander vs. Southwestern Oklahoma 308 2005 Trey Weishuhn vs. Midwestern State 308 2005 Trey Weishuhn vs. Tarleton State 306 1992 Wilbur Odom vs. Henderson State (AR) 306 1994 Mike Jinks vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville 304 2005 Trey Weishuhn vs. Southeastern Oklahoma 302 1967 Jim Truelove vs. Tarleton State 300 2003 Kyle Hardin vs. Abilene Christian 298 1989 Mickey Russell vs. Pittsburg State (KS) 297 1993 Mike Jinks vs. Central Oklahoma 295 1981 Doug Kuhlmann vs. Northwestern State (LA) 291 1989 Mickey Russell vs. Central Oklahoma 286 1997 Erik Hartman vs. Tarleton State 282 1978 Mark Embry vs. Central Oklahoma 282 1981 Doug Kuhlmann vs. Eastern New Mexico

RUSHING RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RUSHING Attempts Game: 44, Jerry Austin vs. Texas Lutheran, 1969 Season: 280, Jerry Austin, 1970 Career: 861, Jerry Austin, 1969-72 Yards Game: 281, Kyle Fox vs. West Texas A&M, 2005 Season: 1,483, Jerry Aldridge, 1978 Career: 3,743, Jerry Austin, 1969-72 Game Average Season: 134.8, Jerry Aldridge, 1978 Career: 106.9, Jerry Austin, 1969-72 Longest Runs 95, Kyle Fox vs. West Texas A&M, 2005 94, Jerry Aldridge vs. Sam Houston, 1977 88, Bennie Wilson vs. Stephen F. Austin, 1971 87, Daniel Thomas vs. Abilene Christian, 2008 81, Jerry Aldridge vs. Sam Houston, 1978 Longest Run By An Opponent 99, Keithon Flemming, West Texas A&M, 2007 TEAM RUSHING Attempts Game: 80, vs. Prairie View A&M, 1971 Season: 655, 1970 Yards Game: 471, vs. McMurry College, 1970 Season: 3,003, 1970 Season Game Average: 300.3, 1970

TOP INDIVIDUAL RUSHING GAMES Yards Year Player vs. Opponent 281 2005 Kyle Fox vs. West Texas A&M 277 1974 Charlie Franklin vs. Sul Ross State 269 1969 Jerry Austin vs. Texas Lutheran 241 1974 Charlie Franklin vs. Stephen F. Austin 227 1971 Jerry Austin vs. Tarleton State 220 1985 Wesley Williams vs. Texas Southern 216 1979 Kelvin Ratliff vs. Sam Houston 206 1970 Jerry Austin vs. Texas A&M-Commerce 201 2007 Daniel Thomas vs. East Central 201 1978 Jerry Aldridge vs. Sam Houston 200 1980 Anthony Johnson vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville 199 2007 Daniel Thomas vs. Abilene Christian 189 2005 Kyle Fox vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville 188 1974 Charlie Franklin vs. Texas A&M-Commerce 184 1998 Eric Stantley vs. Midwestern State 184 1979 Anthony Johnson vs. Cameron 179 1970 Jerry Austin vs. Tarleton State 178 1973 Charlie Franklin vs. Stephen F. Austin 177 2008 Daniel Thomas vs. East Central 176 1969 Roy Baker vs. Eastern New Mexico 174 2005 Kyle Fox vs. Northwest Missouri State 174 1979 Anthony Johnson vs. Abilene Christian 174 1972 Jerry Austin vs. Tarleton State 174 1989 Robert Thornton vs. Abilene Christian 173 1968 Phil Danaher vs. Northwood 173 1975 Johnny Cole vs. Sul Ross State 172 1986 Keith Majors vs. Sam Houston State 167 1975 Johnny Cole vs. Howard Payne 166 2007 Daniel Thomas vs. Midwestern State 166 1981 Jerry James vs. East Central 163 1969 Jerry Austin vs. Stephen F. Austin 162 1999 Ben Reid vs. Abilene Christian 161 1972 Charlie Franklin vs. East Central 158 1980 Anthony Johnson vs. Texas A&M-Commerce 158 1971 Jerry Austin vs. Howard Payne 157 1977 Jerry Aldridge vs. Southwest Texas State 157 1975 Johnny Cole vs. Sul Ross State 156 2007 Daniel Thomas vs. Eastern New Mexico 154 1970 Jerry Austin vs. Stephen F. Austin 152 1973 Charlie Franklin vs. Nebraska-Omaha 150 1978 Jerry Aldridge vs. Southwest Texas State 13

<< Charlie Franklin is one of only four Ram rushers with more than 3,000 career yards. He held the ASU single-game rushing record until the 2005 season.

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RECEIVING RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING Receptions Game: 11, Don Burrell vs. Southwest Texas State, 1967; David Andrews vs. Portland State, 1994; Chris Brazzell vs. Tarleton State, 1996; Chris Brazzell vs. Northeastern State, 1997; V’Keon Lacey at Texas A&M-Kingsville, 2009 Season: 74, V’Keon Lacey, 2009 Career: 183, Don Burrell, 1966-69 Receiving Yards Game: 233, Don Burrell vs. Southwest Texas, 1967 Season: 1,091, Chris Brazzell, 1997 Career: 2,798, Don Burrell, 1966-69 Touchdown Receptions Game: 4, Stanley Veasley vs. Texas A&M-Commerce, 1996 Season: 13, Chris Brazzell, 1997 Career: 26, Darron Johnson, 1988-91 Longest Pass Receptions 97, Lamar Hickey from Chad Robertson vs. Texas A&M-Commerce, 2003 88, David Andrews from Mike Jinks vs. Central Oklahoma, 1993 87, Darron Johnson from Wilbur Odom vs. Cameron, 1991 86, Marcus Maple from Mike Jinks vs. Texas A&M-Commerce, 1994 86, Travis House from Trey Weishuhn vs. Southeastern Oklahoma, 2004 86, Joey Knight from Blake Hamblin vs. Incarnate Word, 2010 84, Daniel Thomas from Josh Neiswander vs. Abilene Christian, 2007 83, Dakarai Pecikonis from Josh Neiswander vs. A&M-Commerce, 2010 81, Don Burrell from Bill Johnson vs. Sul Ross, 1968 81, Dakarai Pecikonis from Josh Neiswander, 2009 80, Michael Elarms from Doug Kuhlmann vs. Southwest Texas, 1980 80, Kenneth Washington from Greg Stephens vs. Abilene Christian, 1990 80, Eddie O’Brien from Slade Sherrod vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, 1982 Longest Reception By An Opponent 95, Ryan Lincoln from Daniel Ramriez, Texas A&M-Kingsville, 2008

Top Individual Receiving Games Yards Year Receiver vs. Opponent 233 1967 Don Burrell vs. Southwest Texas State 216 1997 Chris Brazzell vs. Northeastern State 199 1994 Marcus Maple vs. Fort Lewis 193 1996 Stanley Veasley vs. Texas A&M-Commerce 189 1991 Darron Johnson vs. Cameron 183 1993 David Andrews vs. Central Oklahoma 178 1997 Chris Brazzell vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville 177 2000 Ricky Boehle vs. Abilene Christian 171 1989 Darron Johnson vs. Eastern New Mexico 170 1997 Chris Brazzell vs. Abilene Christian 166 1980 Joey Sims vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville 163 1995 Stanley Veasley vs. Central Oklahoma 163 1994 Marcus Maple vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville 162 2004 Travis House vs. Southeastern Oklahoma 161 2010 Dakarai Pecikonis vs. Eastern New Mexico 160 2005 Louis Hayes vs. West Texas A&M 156 2009 Dakarai Pecikonis vs. Southeastern Oklahoma 154 1989 Darron Johnson vs. Lamar 152 1982 Michael Elarms vs. Abilene Christian 152 1988 Kelvin Kelley vs. Cameron 152 1997 Chris Brazzell vs. West Texas A&M

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>> Angelo State wide out Chris Brazzell was one of the fastest receivers ever to wear a Ram uniform, setting the ASU record in the 40-yard dash.

TOTAL OFFENSE RECORDS INDIVIDUAL TOTAL OFFENSE Plays Game: 66, Erik Hartman vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, 1995 Season: 543, Ned Cox, 1985 Career: 1,821, Ned Cox, 1983-86 Yards Game: 462, Ned Cox vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, 1986 Season: 2,983, Josh Neiswander, 2009 Career: 8,894, Ned Cox, 1983-1986 Game Average Season: 298.3, Josh Neiswander, 2010 Career: 228.0, Erik Hartman, 1994-97 TEAM TOTAL OFFENSE Plays Game: 99 vs. Tarleton State, 1969 Season: 838, 1985 Yards Game: 748, vs. West Texas A&M, 2005 Season: 5,000, 2005 Season Game Average: 448.8, 1989

SCORING RECORDS INDIVIDUAL SCORING Touchdowns Game: 5, Jerry Austin vs. Texas Lutheran, 1969 Season: 19, Wesley Williams, 1985; and Kyle Fox, 2005 Career: 45, Jerry Austin, 1969-72 Points Game: 30, Jerry Austin vs. Texas Lutheran, 1969 Season: 114, Wesley Williams, 1985; and Kyle Fox, 2005 Career: 270, Jerry Austin, 1969-72 Point After Kicks Game: 8, Bryan Thompson vs. Texas A&M-Commerce, 1989 Season: 51, Bryan Thompson, 1989 Career: 119, Bryan Thompson, 1988-90 Field Goals Game: 4, Mike Thomas vs. Abilene Christian, 1983; Paul Drain vs. Abilene Christian, 1985; George Yunes vs. Tarleton State, 2000 Season: 16, Mike Thomas, 1983 Career: 47 (68 attempts), Mike Thomas, 1980-83 Points Scored Kicking Game: 15, Paul Drain vs. Abilene Christian, 1985; George Yunes vs. Tarleton State, 2000 Season: 90, Bryan Thompson, 1989 Career: 249, Mike Thomas, 1980-83

Longest Field Goals 54, J.D. Williams vs. Western State (CO), 2006 53, Paul Drain vs. Howard Payne, 1984 52, Mike Thomas vs. East Texas State, 1982 51, Eddie Bates vs. Stephen F. Austin, 1975 51, Eddie Bates vs. East Texas State, 1975 51, Mike Thomas vs. Cameron (OK), 1983 51, J.D. Williams vs. East Central (OK), 2006 Longest Field Goal By An Opponent 53, Billy Watkins, East Texas State, 1991

PUNTING RECORDS PUNTING Most Punts Game: 12, Pete Hibler vs. Northwestern State, 1984; Neil Martinez vs. Eastern New Mexico, 2000 Season: 80, Pete Hibler, 1984 Career: 294, Pete Hibler, 1983-86 Yards Punting Game: 441, Eddie Bates vs. Alcorn State (MS) 1976 Season: 3,123, Bill DeMent, 1968 Career: 11,517, Pete Hibler, 1983-1986 Average Season: 44.6, Bill DeMent, 1971 Career: 43.2, Bill DeMent, 1968-71

TEAM SCORING Touchdowns Game: 8, vs. Prairie View A&M, 1991; vs. McMurry, 1970; vs. East Central, 1972; vs. Tarleton State, 1974 vs. Monterrey, 1974; vs. Central Oklahoma, 1976; vs. Texas A&M-Commerce, 1989; vs. West Texas A&M, 1995; vs. West Texas A&M, 2005; vs. Southwestern Oklahoma, 2009 Season: 51, 1989

Consecutive Touchbacks Game: 9, George Yunes vs. Adams State, 1999

Points Game: 69, vs. Fort Lewis (CO), 1993 Season: 398, 1989

Punt Return Yards Game: 224, Bobby Menchaca vs. McMurry, 1969 Season: 497, Charlie Franklin, 1971 Career: 868, Charlie Franklin, 1971-74

Point After Kicks Game: 8, vs. Texas A&M-Commerce, 1989; vs. Fort Lewis (CO), 1993 Season: 51, 1989 Field Goals Game: 4, vs. Abilene Christian, 1983; vs. Abilene Christian, 1985 Season: 16, 1983

RETURN RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RETURNS Punt Returns Game: 8, Bobby Menchaca vs. McMurry, 1969 Season: 33, John Tyler, 1970 Career: 69, Joey Sims, 1978-81

Kickoff Returns Game: 6, Marcus Charles vs. East Central, 2002; Garrett Tidwell vs. Abilene Christian, 2008 Season: 29, Garrett Tidwell, 2008 Career: 77, Garrett Tidwell, 2008-10 Kickoff Return Yards Game: 182, Garrett Tidwell vs. Texas State, 2009 Season: 740, Garrett Tidwell, 2008 Career: 2,049, Garrett Tidwell, 2008-10

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>> Angelo State defensive end Leonard Anderson and defensive back Glen Saterfield celebrate a takeaway.

DEFENSIVE RECORDS INDIVIDUAL INTERCEPTIONS Interceptions Game: 3, Billy York vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, 1970; Billy York vs. Sul Ross, 1971; James Cross vs. East Texas State, 1975; Wylie Turner vs. Stephen F. Austin, 1976; Tony Staten vs. East Texas State, 1984 Season: 9, Billy York, 1970 and 1971 Career: 18, Billy York, 1970-71; Glenn Saterfield, 1981-84 Interception Return Yards Game: 102, James Cross vs. Sul Ross, 1974 Season: 215, James Cross, 1974 Career: 348, Glenn Saterfield, 1981-1984 16

TEAM INTERCEPTIONS Interceptions Game: 8, vs. Howard Payne, 1977 Season: 33, 1990 DEFENSE Fewest Rush Attempts Allowed Game: 15, West Texas A&M, 2005 Season: 319, 1991 Fewest Rush Yards Allowed Game: Minus 22, vs. Abilene Christian, 1990 Season: 811, 1970 Fewest Pass Attempts Allowed Game: 2, Central Oklahoma, 1973 Season: 104, 1964 ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

Fewest Completions Allowed Game: 0, Eastern New Mexico, 2007 Season: 36, 1964 Fewest Pass Yards Allowed Game: 0, vs. Central State, 1973; vs. Eastern New Mexico, 2007 Season: 974, 1975 Fewest Plays Allowed Game: 46, S.F. Austin, 1969 Season: 575, 1971 Fewest Yards Allowed Game: 47, vs. Prairie View A&M, 1991 Season: 2,214, 1975 Fewest First Downs Allowed Game: 3, vs. Prairie View A&M, 1971 Season: 129, 1977 Fumbles Recovered Game: 7, vs. East Central, OK, 1971 Season: 29, 1976 Total Turnovers Recovered Game: 13, vs. East Central, OK, 1972 Season: 56, 1990

INDIVIDUAL CAREER LEADERS RECEIVING 2,798 Don Burrell, 1966-69 2,711 Darron Johnson, 1988-91 2,102 Steve Wilson, 1973-76 1,868 Michael Elarms, 1979-82 1,749 Myron Turner, 1987-90 1,727 Kelvin Kelley, 1985-88 1,595 Dakarai Pecikonis, 2009-present 1,574 Ricky Boehle, 1997-2000 1,565 Chris Brazzell, 1996-97 1,553 Mike Northcutt, 1981-84 1,550 Nate Mathis, 1972-75 1,447 Vâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Keon Lacey, 2009-10 1,426 Stanley Veasley, 1995-96 1,320 Marcus Maple, 1992, 1994 1,319 Wilbert Jefferson, 1984, 1986

TOTAL OFFENSE 8,166 Josh Neiswander, 2006-2010 8,084 Ned Cox, 1983-86 7,069 Erik Hartman, 1994-97 5,438 Mickey Russell, 1986-89 4,802 Trey Weishuhn, 2003-06 4,443 Sterlin Gilbert, 1998-01 4,264 Doug Kuhlmann, 1978-81 4,122 Jim Truelove, 1964-67 3,802 Charlie Franklin, 1971-74 3,743 Jerry Austin, 1969-72 3,467 Mike Jinks, 1992-94 3,313 Wilbur Odom, 1991-92 3,298 Jerry Aldridge, 1975-78 3,152 Brannon Smith, 1997-99 2,284 Dwight Burns, 1969-70

PASSING 8,212 Josh Neiswander, 2006-2010 7,833 Ned Cox, 1983-86 6,006 Erik Hartman, 1994-97 5,081 Mickey Russell, 1986-89 4,974 Trey Weishuhn, 2003-06 4,883 Lynn Leonard, 1973-76 4,443 Doug Kuhlmann, 1978-81 4,367 Jim Truelove, 1964-67 3,786 Sterlin Gilbert, 1998-2001 3,399 Mike Jinks, 1992-94 2,972 Dwight Burns, 1969-70 2,645 Brannon Smith, 1997-99 2,250 Gary Kirksey, 1971-72 2,193 Mark Embry, 1975-78 1,943 Danny Keeton, 1988-91

RUSHING 3,743 Jerry Austin, 1969-72 3,659 Charlie Franklin, 1971-74 3,298 Jerry Aldridge, 1975-78 3,094 Daniel Thomas, 2005-08 1,974 Anthony Johnson, 1978-81 1,717 Johnny Cole, 1975-76 1,691 Ben Reid, 1998-2001 1,598 Benny Wilson, 1970-73 1,586 Jurome Lee, 1995-96 1,575 Steven Lee, 1987-90 1,454 Robert Thornton, 1989-90 1,421 Aric Sardinea, 1994-97 1,417 Kyle Fox, 2005 1,392 Jerry James, 1980-81 1,264 Melvin DeBose, 1972-75

SCORING 270 Jerry Austin, 1969-72 249 Mike Thomas, 1980-83 224 Charlie Franklin, 1971-74 204 Jerry Aldridge, 1975-78 188 Bryan Thompson, 1988-90 174 Darron Johnson, 1988-91 174 Daniel Thomas, 2005-08 156 Mickey Russell, 1986-89 146 Don Burrell, 1966-69 140 Aric Sardinea, 1994-97 128 Johnny Cole, 1975-76 128 Sammy Bridges, 1994, 1996-97 126 Paul Drain, 1984-85 121 J.D. Williams, 2005-06 120 Wesley Williams, 1984-85

INTERCEPTIONS 18 Billy York, 1970-71 18 Glenn Saterfield, 1981-84 15 Mark Fogle, 1988-89 14 Gerald Mitchell, 1990-92 12 Derrick Franklin, 1991-94 12 David Knowles, 1978-80 10 Jonathan Palafox, 2000-03

SACKS 31 26.5 21.5 18 16.5 16 15 14.5

Dane Krager, 1998-2001 Greg Collins, 1990-93 Pierce Holt, 1984-87 Kyle Freeman, 1989-90 Calvin Fance, 2008-09 Doyle Weishuhn, 1985-87 Henry Jackson, 1981-83, 1985 Doug George, 1993-94

100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES 11 Darron Johnson 8 Don Burrell 7 Michael Elarms 7 Chris Brazzell 6 Steve Wilson 6 Dakarai Pecikonis 5 Marcus Maple 5 Stanley Veasley 200-YARD PASSING GAMES 23 Josh Neiswander 13 Ned Cox 13 Erik Hartman 13 Josh Neiswander 11 Trey Weishuhn 11 Mickey Russell 6 Mike Jinks 6 Doug Kuhlmann 6 Lynn Leonard 100-YARD RUSHING GAMES 22 Jerry Aldridge 15 Jerry Austin 11 Charlie Franklin 10 Daniel Thomas 7 Kyle Fox 6 Anthony Johnson 6 Johnny Cole

TACKLES 523 Clayton Weishuhn, 1978-81 434 Greg Stokes, 1992-95 416 James Williamson, 2000-04 411 Terry Tilton, 1987, 1989-91 335 Keith Cox, 1981-84 315 Dominic Reyes, 1996-99 308 Henry Jackson, 1981-83, 1985 271 Henry Alsbrooks, 1985-88 253 Jonathan Palafox, 2000-03

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YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS

PASSING YEAR NAME 1964 Jim Truelove 1965 Jim Truelove 1966 Jim Truelove 1967 Jim Truelove 1968 Billy Johnson 1969 Dwight Burns 1970 Dwight Burns 1971 Gary Kirksey 1972 Gary Kirksey 1973 Lynn Leonard 1974 Lynn Leonard 1975 Lynn Leonard 1976 Lynn Leonard 1977 Mark Embry 1978 Mark Embry 1979 Doug Kuhlmann 1980 Doug Kuhlmann 1981 Doug Kuhlmann 1982 Slade Sherrod 1983 Ned Cox 1984 Ned Cox 1985 Ned Cox 1986 Ned Cox 1987 Mickey Russell 1988 Mickey Russell 1989 Mickey Russell 1990 Danny Keeton 1991 Wilbur Odom 1992 Wilbur Odom 1993 Mike Jinks 1994 Mike Jinks 1995 Erik Hartman 1996 Erik Hartman 1997 Erik Hartman 1998 Brannon Smith 1999 Brannon Smith 2000 Sterlin Gilbert 2001 Sterlin Gilbert 2002 Kyle Hardin 2003 Kyle Hardin 2004 Trey Weishuhn 2005 Trey Weishuhn 2006 Jay Immel 2007 Josh Neiswander 2008 Will Mezger 2009 Josh Neiswander 2010 Josh Neiswander

ATT.-COMP.-TD 251-131-9 216-115- 4 135-59-4 126-62-NA 153-72-NA 160-79-12 114-42-8 68-30-NA 107-54-NA 158-76-8 216-92-11 176-77-11 82-35-0 73-31-3 215-108-15 112-60-0 174-95-10 285-140-15 169-77-10 217-106-8 248-129-12 361-174-14 379-180-22 191-88-9 187-97-13 245-139-17 158-65-11 185-87-10 253-127-10 161-78-13 246-127-15 217-108-13 266-154-16 255-118-20 248-110-18 126-62-12 258-114-13 242-108-9 200-89-8 112-54-4 277-123-13 333-175-17 99-61-5 290-156-7 121-62-5 388-242-25 418-247-27

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YARDS 1,539 1,305 811 712 887 1,117 620 449 801 1,293 1,679 1,415 496 417 1,747 706 1,533 2,194 1,387 1,321 1,802 2,288 2,422 1,271 1,524 1,722 1,189 1,330 1,799 1,320 1,897 1,634 2,057 2,315 1,596 1,049 1,677 1,300 1,036 789 1,720 2,615 725 1,901 792 2,933 2,983

RUSHING YEAR NAME 1964 David Auburg 1965 Larry Hudson 1966 Jim Rodrique 1967 Not available 1968 Not available 1969 Roy Baker 1970 Jerry Austin 1971 Jerry Austin 1972 Charlie Franklin 1973 Charlie Franklin 1974 Charlie Franklin 1975 Johnny Cole 1976 Johnny Cole 1977 Jerry Aldridge 1978 Jerry Aldridge 1979 Anthony Johnson 1980 Anthony Johnson 1981 Jerry James 1982 Eddie O’Brien 1983 Eddie O’Brien 1984 Michael Guidry 1985 Wes Williams 1986 Keith Majors 1987 Steven Lee 1988 Joel Smith 1989 Rob Thornton 1990 Rob Thornton 1991 Wilbur Odom 1992 Vincent Kyle 1993 Kevin Harrison 1994 Lewis Jackson 1995 Jurome Lee 1996 Jurome Lee 1997 Aric Sardinea 1998 Eric Standley 1999 Ben Reid 2000 Ben Reid 2001 Luis Padilla 2002 Frenchey McCrea 2003 Luis Padilla 2004 Alexis Cooper 2005 Kyle Fox 2006 Daniel Thomas 2007 Daniel Thomas 2008 Daniel Thomas 2009 Dwight Pete 2010 Tristan Carter

YARDS 520 292 171 840 1,263 1,201 832 1,025 1,354 1,055 662 712 1,483 719 1,003 871 566 670 312 1,006 556 427 418 949 505 318 188 521 404 803 783 505 880 703 440 450 288 396 441 1,417 748 924 1,020 563 603

AVG. 5.1 2.9 3.4 4.5 4.4 5.6 6.1 6.9 6.7 3.5 5.9 5.3 4.5 4.2 5.5 3.5 3.1 5.8 5.8 4.6 4.2 5.2 7.7 4.9 4.1 4.2 4.5 4.4 5.4 4.9 4.4 5.5 4.5 4.2 5.8 4.6 4.0 4.1 8.9 4.4 5.2 4.9 4.4 4.4

TD 6 2 1 12 5 13 13 8 9 12 6 10 7 4 2 2 14 8 6 6 5 4 6 2 5 3 4 5 8 8 4 2 1 1 3 2 15 4 10 5 5 5

RECEIVING (BY NUMBER OF RECEPTIONS) YEAR NAME REC. YDS-TD 1964 Charlie West 32 357-4 1965 Teddy Howell 36 492-3 1966 Don Burrell 42 633-4 1967 Don Burrell 49 790-7 1968 Don Burrell 56 721-6 1969 Don Burrell 36 654-7 1970 John Tyler 37 381-3 1971 John Tyler 23 350-4 1972 Charlie Franklin 23 462-3 1973 Nate Mathis 25 577-3 1974 Steve Wilson 27 538-3 1975 Steve Wilson 29 644-5 1976 Steve Wilson 46 636-1 1977 Alvin Garrett 17 251-1 1978 Alvin Garrett 33 588-6 1979 Steve Sledge 22 287-0 1980 Paul Miller 33 526-5 1981 Michael Elarms 45 791-4 1982 Michael Elarms 29 767-8 1983 Mike Northcutt 36 566-5 1984 Mike Northcutt 40 847-4 1985 Glen Soule 41 647-3 1986 Wilbert Jefferson 44 741-9 1987 Kelvin Kelley 30 543-6 1988 Chad Peterson 28 589-4 1989 Myron Turner 48 708-3 1990 Darron Johnson 26 658-7 1991 Darron Johnson 37 798-8 1992 Wayne Mathis 33 528-2 1993 Wayne Mathis 42 592-5 1994 Marcus Maple 47 1,000-10 1995 Stanley Veasley 42 821-8 1996 Stanley Veasley 38 605-8 1997 Chris Brazzell 47 1,091-13 1998 Shockmain Davis 29 553-8 1999 Shockmain Davis 38 567-8 2000 Ricky Boehle 32 676-7 2001 Clayton Guillory 28 360-3 2002 Tarron Brooks 33 489-6 2003 Travis House 28 502-4 2004 Brandon Covington 35 554-5 2005 Justin Carter 34 522-7 2006 Drew Peterson 30 290-2 2007 Chris Fowler 38 616-5 2008 Sam Tindol 39 468-0 2009 V’Keon Lacey 74 878-10 2010 V’Keon Lacey 53 569-5

AVG. 11.1 13.7 15.1 16.1 12.9 18.2 10.3 15.2 20.1 23.1 19.9 22.2 13.8 14.7 17.8 13.0 15.9 17.6 26.4 15.7 21.2 15.8 17.6 18.1 21.0 14.8 25.3 21.6 16.0 14.1 21.3 19.5 15.9 23.2 19.1 14.9 21.7 36.0 14.8 17.9 15.8 15.4 9.7 16.2 12.0 11.9 10.7

TACKLES* YEAR NAME 1978 Kelvin Smith 1979 Clayton Weishuhn 1980 Clayton Weishuhn 1981 Clayton Weishuhn 1982 Keith Cox 1983 Henry Jackson 1984 Keith Cox 1985 Henry Jackson 1986 Henry Alsbrooks 1987 Terry Tilton 1988 Henry Alsbrooks 1989 Terry Tilton 1990 Terry Tilton 1991 Terry Tilton 1992 Blaine Pederson 1993 Greg Stokes 1994 Greg Stokes 1995 Greg Stokes 1996 John Robertson 1997 Dominic Reyes 1998 Dominic Reyes 1999 Dominic Reyes 2000 Matt Fryar 2001 Dane Krager 2002 James Williamson 2003 James Williamson 2004 James Williamson 2005 Jason Brittain 2006 Daniel Smith 2007 D’Angelo Waites 2008 Ian Ritchey 2009 D’Angelo Waites 2010 Austin Benson

TACKLES 146 120 96 173 112 71 89 80 83 96 104 135 100 100 66 104 137 133 115 80 76 101 88 94 113 132 126 101 80 55 71 77 66

>> Keith Cox registered 112 tackles in 1982 and led the team with 89 stops again in 1984.

SACKS*

ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

SACKS YEAR 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

NAME Marvin Williams, Darnell White Clayton Weishuhn Not available Henry Jackson Karl Haney Leonard Anderson Chris Cunningham Pierce Holt Doyle Weishuhn Wendell Byrd Darren Kight Kyle Freeman Kyle Freeman Greg Collins Greg Collins, J.D. Garland Greg Collins Doug George Michael Clarkson Dominic Reyes Walter Shelton Dominic Reyes Dane Krager Dane Krager Dane Krager, Jarrett Lambert Adam Hryb Willie Carter Wesley Lambert Kelsey Hite, John Starnes Kelsey Hite Six players with Cody Smith Calvin Fance Austin Benson, Devin McDonald

SACKS 7 2 9 7.5 9 8.5 8 9 9.5 7 11 7 4 7 12 7.5 5.5 4.0 7.0 6.5 15 8 7 6.5 7.0 5.5 4.5 3.5 1.0 3.5 14 4.5

INTERCEPTIONS# YEAR NAME 1970 Billy York 1971 Billy York 1972 Roy Holland 1973 Joe Bryne 1974 Not available 1975 James Cross 1976 Wylie Turner 1977 Mike Millegan 1978 David Knowles 1979 David Knowles 1980 Dean Nixon 1981 Dean Nixon 1982 Kevin Alexander, Glen Saterfield 1983 Glen Saterfield 1984 Tony Staten 1985 Jeff McCormick 1986 Greg Dunn 1987 Chad Sthele, Wayne Hutchinson 1988 Mark Fogle 1989 Mark Fogle 1990 Derrick Franklin 1991 Three players with 1992 Gerald Mitchell 1993 Anthony Hooper 1994 Anthony Butler, Freddie Pickrom 1995 Greg Stokes 1996 Tramain Jones 1997 Trevor Blair 1998 Wayne Braziel, Sam Davis 1999 Wayne Braziel 2000 Sam Davis 2001 Jonathan Palafox 2002 Jonathan Palafox 2003 Jason Brittain 2004 Tyrell McCrea 2005 Davon Rodgers 2006 Michael McLeod 2007 Three players with 2008 Quinton Butler 2009 Markeith Jones 2010 Markeith Jones, Alvin Johnson

INTERCEPTIONS 9 9 5 5 8 5 7 7 3 3 7 5 6 7 7 5 5 8 7 8 3 7 5 3 3 7 4 3 4 4 6 2 3 3 3 3 2 3 4 4

*Information on tackles/sacks not available prior to 1978. #Information on interceptions not available prior to 1970. 20

<< Calvin Fance led NCAA Division II with a school-record 14 sacks during the 2009 season.

ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

>> Kyle Fox scored 19 touchdowns in in 2005 to tie for the school record in single-season points scored with 114.

PUNTING YEAR NAME 1964 Gary Golightly 1965 Jerry Moritz 1966 David Green 1967 Not Available 1968 Bill DeMent 1969 Bill DeMent 1970 Bill DeMent 1971 Bill DeMent 1972 Danny Hartin 1973 Joe Byrne 1974 Rodney Talbot 1975 Eddie Bates 1976 Eddie Bates 1977 Danny Gamble 1978 Steve Haynes 1979 Joe Calderon 1980 Joe Calderon 1981 Barry Corley 1982 Jay Schoenfield 1983 Pete Hibler 1984 Pete Hibler 1985 Pete Hibler 1986 Pete Hibler 1987 Reggie Gardner 1988 Reggie Gardner 1989 Reggie Gardner 1990 Reggie Gardner 1991 Jimmy Morris 1992 Jimmy Morris 1993 Jason Tebeaux 1994 Jason Tebeaux 1995 Scott Lipsey 1996 Byron Bode 1997 Byron Bode 1998 Brady Gilbert 1999 Brady Gilbert 2000 Neil Martinez 2001 Neil Martinez 2002 Neil Martinez 2003 Brad Barnes 2004 Bryan Hepler 2005 Jeff Jones 2006 Jeff Jones 2007 Jeff Jones 2008 Dylan Wiggs 2009 Dylan Wiggs 2010 George Shamblen

PUNTS 34 50 59 74 37 45 54 N/A 55 48 52 70 26 61 53 48 43 60 68 80 73 73 62 49 48 56 56 45 69 46 56 43 49 68 76 68 76 61 58 75 68 57 54 46 41 44

YARDS 1091 1690 2159 3213 1630 1899 2417 N/A 1965 1576 1999 2819 871 2227 2165 1972 1430 2184 2478 2990 3109 2940 2320 1774 1884 2301 2325 2001 2478 1868 1970 1615 1852 2502 2833 2373 3009 2245 2108 3015 2423 1985 2014 1706 1471 1909

AVG. 32.1 38.3 36.6 42.2 44.1 42.2 44.6 N/A 35.7 32.8 38.4 40.3 33.5 36.5 40.9 41.0 33.2 36.4 36.4 37.4 42.6 40.3 37.4 36.2 38.4 41.1 41.5 44.5 35.9 40.6 35.2 37.6 37.8 36.8 37.3 34.9 39.6 36.8 36.3 40.2 35.6 34.8 37.3 37.1 35.9 43.4

SCORING YEAR NAME 1964 David Auburg 1965 Jim Rodrique 1966 Don Burrell 1967 Don Burrell 1968 Don Burrell 1969 Jerry Austin 1970 Jerry Austin 1971 Jerry Austin 1972 Charlie Franklin 1973 Charlie Franklin Bennie Wilson 1974 Charlie Franklin 1975 Johnny Cole 1976 Johnny Cole 1977 Jerry Aldridge 1978 Jerry Aldridge 1979 Kelvin Ratliff 1980 Anthony Johnson 1981 Mike Thomas 1982 Mike Thomas 1983 Mike Thomas 1984 Paul Drain 1985 Wesley William 1986 Keith Majors 1987 Russell Goshorn 1988 Bryan Thompson 1989 Bryan Thompson 1990 Darron Johnson 1991 Carl Jacobs 1992 Jason Tebeaux 1993 Jason Tebeaux 1994 Marcus Maple 1995 Stanley Veasley 1996 Aric Sardinea 1997 Chris Brazzell 1998 S. Davis/E. Standley 1999 Shockmain Davis 2000 George Yunes 2001 DeWayne Wages 2002 Tarron Brooks 2003 Travis House 2004 Travis House 2005 Kyle Fox 2006 J.D. Williams 2007 Daniel Thomas 2008 Ryan Smith 2009 Vâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Keon Lacey 2010 Tristan Carter

TD 6 4 4 7 6 8 16 12 10 5 5 14 13 8 9 14 7 10 0 0 0 0 19 10 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 10 8 9 13 8 9 0 0 6 4 7 19 0 11 0 10 11

PAT 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 31 29 15 27 0 0 27 37 51 0 31 14 28 0 0 1 0 0 0 19 20 0 1 1 0 10 0 6 2 0

FG POINTS 0 36 0 24 0 26 0 42 0 36 0 48 0 96 0 72 0 60 0 30 0 30 0 86 0 78 0 50 0 54 0 84 0 42 0 60 12 67 11 62 16 63 11 60 0 114 0 64 9 54 7 58 13 90 0 48 8 55 8 38 9 56 0 60 0 48 0 56 0 96 0 48 0 54 12 55 8 44 0 36 0 26 0 44 0 114 15 45 0 66 16 34 0 64 0 66

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TOTAL OFFENSE YEAR NAME, POS. 1964 Jim Truelove, QB 1965 Jim Truelove, QB 1966 Jim Truelove, QB 1967 Not Available 1968 Not Available 1969 Not Available 1970 Not Available 1971 Jerry Austin, RB 1972 Gary Kirksey, QB 1973 Lynn Leonard, QB 1974 Lynn Leonard, QB 1975 Lynn Leonard, QB 1976 Johnny Cole, RB 1977 Jerry Aldridge, RB 1978 Mark Embry, QB 1979 Anthony Johnson, RB 1980 Doug Kuhlmann, QB 1981 Doug Kuhlmann, QB 1982 Slade Sherrod, QB 1983 Ned Cox, QB 1984 Ned Cox, QB 1985 Ned Cox, QB 1986 Ned Cox, QB 1987 Mickey Russell, QB 1988 Mickey Russell, QB 1989 Mickey Russell, QB 1990 Danny Keeton, QB 1991 Wilbur Odom, QB 1992 Wilbur Odom, QB 1993 Mike Jinks, QB 1994 Mike Jinks, QB 1995 Erik Hartman, QB 1996 Erik Hartman, QB 1997 Erik Hartman, QB 1998 Brannon Smith, QB 1999 Brannon Smith, QB 2000 Sterlin Gilbert, QB 2001 Sterlin Gilbert, QB 2002 Kyle Hardin, QB 2003 Kyle Hardin, QB 2004 Trey Weishuhn, QB 2005 Trey Weishuhn, QB 2006 Daniel Thomas, RB 2007 Josh Neiswander, QB 2008 Daniel Thomas, RB 2009 Josh Neiswander, QB 2010 Josh Neiswander, QB

TOTAL YARDS 1,507 1,260 607 1,201 985 1,201 1,637 1,279 662 712 1,682 719 1,438 2,192 1,470 1,068 1,990 2,492 2,537 1,504 1,559 2.272 1,185 1,648 1,661 1,362 2,073 2,209 2,375 2,744 1,830 1,322 1,914 1,529 1,105 879 1745 2,469 748 1,922 1,020 2,895 2,983

MISCELLANEOUS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Most Consecutive 100-Yard Rushing Games 17, Jerry Aldridge, 3 in 1977, 14 in 1978 Most Consecutive 300-Yard Passing Games 5, Josh Neiswander, 2010 Most Consecutive 200-Yard Passing Games 7, Josh Neiswander, 2008-2009, 2010 Most Consecutive 100-Yard Receiving Games 3, Darron Johnson in 1991 and Marcus Maple in 1994 Most Consecutive Games Started 48, Kevin Steen, 1978-1981

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YPG 164.7 126.0 60.7 120.1 98.5 120.1 148.8 116.3 60.2 71.2 152.9 89.9 143.8 199.5 185.0 106.8 180.1 226.5 230.6 136.7 173.2 206.6 118.5 164.8 184.5 136.2 207.3 220.9 237.5 274.4 183.0 165.3 191.4 152.9 122.8 125.6 158.6 205.8 74.8 192.2 92.7 263.2 298.3

YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS YEAR RECORD ASU 1964 5-4-0 173 1965 3-7-0 123 1966 0-10-0 78 1967 3-6-0 168 1968 2-9-0 125 1969 6-4-0 232 1970 4-6-0 277 1971 7-3-0 260 1972 8-3-0 248 1973 5-4-2 196 1974 5-6-0 229 1975 8-2-1 337 1976 5-5-1 201 1977 8-2-0 232 1978 14-0-0 454 1979 9-3-0 217 1980 8-2-1 277 1981 8-3-0 319 1982 7-3-0 269 1983 5-6-0 165 1984 8-3-0 254 1985 7-4-0 306 1986 6-5-0 298 1987 8-3-0 260 1988 6-4-0 322 1989 11-3-0 466 1990 7-3-0 258 1991 6-3-1 283 1992 5-5-0 184 1993 7-3-0 296 1994 6-4-0 247 1995 6-3-1 225 1996 6-4-0 282 1997 9-1-0 330 1998 6-4-0 216 1999 7-4-0 312 2000 6-4-0 227 2001 6-4-0 170 2002 2-8-0 164 2003 3-8-0 200 2004 2-9-0 247 2005 9-3-0 378 2006 3-7-0 148 2007 2-8-0 208 2008 3-8-0 155 2009 6-5-0 317 2010 5-5-0 345

MISCELLANEOUS TEAM RECORDS Most Wins in a Season 14, 1978 Longest Win Streak 19, last two in 1977, 14 in 1978, and first three in 1979 Longest Home Win Streak 23, last one in 1977, 7 in 1978, 6 in 1979, 5 in 1980, and 4 in 1981 Longest Road Win Streak 8, Last one in 1977, and 7 in 1978 Most Consecutive Games Scoring 64, from fifth game of 2002 through all of 2007 season

OPP 122 254 247 239 323 225 155 146 157 168 258 76 185 129 139 154 117 231 205 196 126 199 299 175 182 285 152 134 120 159 173 137 231 179 206 247 138 185 273 341 373 344 245 343 272 281 303

COACH Max Bumgardner Max Bumgardner Max Bumgardner Max Bumgardner Max Bumgardner Grant Teaff Grant Teaff Grant Teaff James Cameron James Cameron Jim Hess Jim Hess Jim Hess Jim Hess Jim Hess Jim Hess Jim Hess Jim Hess Jerry Vandergriff Jerry Vandergriff Jerry Vandergriff Jerry Vandergriff Jerry Vandergriff Jerry Vandergriff Jerry Vandergriff Jerry Vandergriff Jerry Vandergriff Jerry Vandergriff Jerry Vandergriff Jerry Vandergriff Jerry Vandergriff Jerry Vandergriff Jerry Vandergriff Jerry Vandergriff Jerry Vandergriff Jerry Vandergriff Jerry Vandergriff Jerry Vandergriff Jerry Vandergriff Jerry Vandergriff Jerry Vandergriff Dale Carr Dale Carr Dale Carr Dale Carr Dale Carr Dale Carr

Largest Victory Margin 69 points, 69-0 vs. Fort Lewis, 1993 Most First Downs One Game 37, vs. Prairie View A&M, 1991 Fewest Fumbles Lost (Season) 6, 1982 Fewest Passes Intercepted (Season) 4, 1975 Longest Scoring Drive 99, vs. Abilene Christian, 1985; vs. Central Oklahoma, 2005

YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAM OFFENSE YEAR 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

RUSHES 289 350 305 * * * 655 645 628 560 534 621 523 546 546 480 400 531 379 511 460 467 415 486 428 474 405 414 309 438 370 427 392 396 394 473 360 357 285 402 388 411 286 346 397 345 287

RUSHING YARDS 1017 784 353 1052 1677 2441 3003 2842 2461 1962 2481 2900 1416 2259 2269 1781 1911 2103 1111 1129 1365 1655 1292 1540 1296 2356 1247 1508 459 1410 1163 1745 1605 1668 1558 1730 1256 1535 1152 934 1036 2304 932 1345 1357 1405 1125

YPG 113.0 78.4 35.3 117.0 152.5 244.1 300.3 284.2 246.1 178.1 225.5 263.6 128.8 225.9 206.3 178.1 191.1 191.2 111.1 102.6 124.1 151.4 117.4 140.0 129.6 244.2 124.7 150.8 51.0 141.0 116.3 174.5 160.5 166.8 155.8 157.3 125.6 119.1 84.5 84.9 94.2 192.0 93.2 134.5 123.4 127.7 112.5

PASSES 143-271 136-275 110-274 * * * * 42-103 58-117 100-219 96-232 79-193 72-176 49-123 114-234 85-180 103-194 140-288 125-259 132-274 134-260 179-371 187-393 116-243 134-251 163-296 110-243 142-297 137-285 113-232 140-276 111-232 158-271 153-320 114-259 125-260 117-263 108-243 146-320 145-342 164-362 183-343 134-250 178-322 143-275 248-399 249-422

PASSING YARDS 1674 1572 1422 1405 1249 1150 751 610 926 1672 1742 1441 993 781 1858 982 1588 2194 2072 1617 1811 2344 2508 1664 2030 2581 1734 2029 1981 1749 2098 1664 2092 2330 1622 1866 1703 1300 1735 1919 2295 2696 1508 2183 1593 2987 3086

YPG 183.0 157.2 142.2 156.3 113.5 115.0 75.1 61.0 92.6 152.0 158.2 181.0 90.3 78.1 168.9 98.2 158.8 199.4 207.2 147.0 164.6 213.1 228.0 151.3 203.0 234.6 173.4 202.9 220.1 174.9 209.8 166.4 209.2 233.0 162.2 169.6 170.3 130.0 173.5 174.5 208.6 224.7 150.8 218.3 144.8 271.5 308.6

TOTAL PLAYS 560 625 659 * * * * 748 745 779 776 814 689 669 780 638 694 819 634 785 720 838 808 729 680 771 648 711 594 671 646 659 663 658 653 733 623 600 605 744 750 754 536 668 672 744 709

TOTAL YARDS 2664 2356 1775 2457 2926 3591 3754 3452 3387 3634 4223 4341 2409 3040 4127 2763 3499 4297 3183 2746 3176 4009 3800 3204 3326 4937 2981 3537 2440 3159 3261 3409 3697 3998 3180 3596 2959 2491 2580 2853 3331 5000 2440 3528 2950 4392 4211

YPG 296.0 235.6 177.5 273.3 266.2 359.1 375.4 345.2 338.7 330.4 383.9 394.6 219.0 304.0 375.2 276.3 349.9 390.6 318.3 249.6 288.7 364.5 345.5 291.3 332.6 448.8 298.1 353.7 271.1 315.9 326.1 340.9 369.7 399.8 318.0 326.9 295.9 249.1 258.0 259.4 302.8 416.7 244.0 352.8 268.2 399.3 421.1

ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

YEAR-BY-YEAR TEAM DEFENSE

YEAR 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

RUSHES * * * * * 349 * 405 425 520 553 446 514 420 506 468 445 485 470 459 457 416 507 495 480 411 404 319 371 404 400 410 464 432 422 429 465 443 501 503 421 497 384 402 358 353 334

RUSHING YARDS 1624 1751 1863 1533 2337 1002 811 1195 1539 1759 2257 1240 1353 1048 1354 1815 1158 2017 1907 996 1232 1115 1988 1842 1535 1280 1262 1077 977 933 1282 1252 1907 1770 1684 1375 1661 1836 1982 2392 1752 2468 1819 2378 1273 1393 1210

ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

YPG 153.9 175.1 186.3 170.9 212.5 100.2 81.1 119.5 153.9 159.9 205.1 112.7 123.0 104.8 123.1 181.5 115.1 147.2 190.7 90.5 112.0 101.0 180.7 128.7 153.5 116.4 126.2 107.7 108.6 93.3 128.2 125.2 190.7 177.0 168.4 125.0 166.1 183.6 198.2 217.5 159.3 169.5 181.9 237.8 115.7 91.1 121.0

PASSES 36-104 90-198 94-186 * * * * 101-270 83-185 90-213 94-197 91-249 111-247 101-248 77-211 82-189 85-202 137-296 124-280 116-279 132-329 176-385 170-356 122-298 99-245 216-442 126-319 125-301 127-261 133-299 140-284 138-264 123-251 141-312 127-269 161-330 132-258 122-240 132-235 172-310 213-360 236-400 183-277 184-299 200-368 221-368 235-415

PASSING YARDS 460 1244 1442 1410 2047 1720 1919 1617 1052 1176 1308 974 1777 1200 1217 1062 1128 2126 1788 1416 1596 2303 2127 1433 1297 2598 1539 1442 1337 1600 1664 1333 1682 1594 1709 2273 1663 1522 1832 2388 2691 3195 1846 2440 2694 2994 2668

YPG 105.2 124.4 144.2 156.7 186.1 170.2 191.9 161.7 105.2 106.9 118.9 88.5 161.5 120.0 110.1 106.2 112.8 193.2 178.8 128.7 145.1 209.4 193.4 130.3 129.7 236.2 153.9 144.2 148.6 160.0 166.4 133.3 168.2 159.4 170.9 206.6 166.3 152.2 183.2 217.1 244.6 266.2 184.6 244.0 244.9 272.2 266.8

TOTAL PLAYS * * * * * * * 575 610 733 750 695 735 668 717 658 645 781 798 738 786 795 863 783 725 853 723 689 612 703 684 674 715 676 691 759 723 683 736 813 781 897 661 701 726 721 749

TOTAL YARDS 2084 2995 3305 2943 4384 2722 2730 2812 2591 2935 3565 2214 3130 2248 2571 2877 2286 3745 3695 2412 2828 3418 4115 2849 2832 3892 2801 2519 2314 2533 2946 2585 3589 3364 3393 3648 3324 3358 3814 4780 4443 5229 3665 4818 3967 3996 3878

YPG 259.1 299.5 330.5 327.6 398.6 272.2 273.0 281.2 259.1 266.8 324.1 201.3 284.6 224.8 233.7 287.7 228.6 340.4 369.5 219.3 257.1 310.7 374.1 259.0 283.2 353.8 280.1 251.9 257.1 253.3 294.6 258.5 358.9 336.4 339.3 331.6 332.4 335.8 381.4 434.5 403.9 435.8 366.5 481.8 360.6 363.3 387.8

ALL-TIME RESULTS Max Bumgardner 1964-68

at Stephen F. Austin*

Texas A&I*

2-9

East Texas State*

at Abilene Christian*

at Sul Ross State*

Stephen F. Austin*

at East Texas State*

Sul Ross State*

at Monterrey Tech

ASU 7

13-36 (.265 pct)

1964 5-4 ASU

1968

OPP

McMurry

at Abilene Christian JV

Howard Payne

Corpus Christi

Wharton

at Navarro

at New Mexico Military

Sul Ross State

Stephen F. Austin JV

OPP at Stephen F. Austin

at Sul Ross State

McMurry

Texas A&I

at Southwest Texas State

at Texas Lutheran

Eastern New Mexico

at Tarleton State

Northwood

Cameron

at Abilene Christian

Sam Houston State

at Stephen F. Austin

at Howard Payne

at Corpus Christi

Texas Lutheran

Southwest Texas State

at Sul Ross State

Tarleton State

Abilene Christian

1966 0-10 ASU 0

OPP McMurry Stephen F. Austin

Howard Payne

at Southwest Texas State

at Trinity

at Texas Lutheran

Quantico Marines (N.C.)

Hiram Scott (Neb.)

at Tarleton State

at Abilene Christian

1967 3-6 ASU

OPP

at McMurry

Sul Ross State

at Howard Payne

Southwest Texas State

at Trinity

Texas Lutheran

Tarleton State

at Hiram Scott (Neb.)

Abilene Christian

1972 OPP

OPP

Sul Ross State

at Central Oklahoma

Southwest Texas State*

Tarleton State*

at Sam Houston State*

Howard Payne*

East Central (Okla.)

at Texas A&I*

1969-71

Abilene Christian

Abilene Christian*

at Southwest Texas State*

at Stephen F. Austin*

at Tarleton State*

East Texas State*

Sam Houston State*

at Sul Ross State*

at Howard Payne*

Texas A&I*

1976

Stephen F. Austin*

5-5-1, 3-3-1 LSC - 5th

1969

at East Texas State*

6-4

Sul Ross State*

ASU

Ardmore Shrine Bowl

OPP 6

Southwestern Oklahoma

ASU

OPP

at Troy State (Ala.)

Central Oklahoma

38 0

Alcorn State (Miss.)

at Southwest Texas State*

Eastern New Mexico

Stephen F. Austin

Sul Ross State

at McMurry

at Texas A&I

Southwest Texas State

at Eastern New Mexico

at Central Oklahoma

Texas A&I*

Tarleton State

at Nebraska-Omaha

at Abilene Christian*

Texas Lutheran

Southwest Texas State*

Stephen F. Austin*

at Cameron

Tarleton State*

at East Texas State*

at Abilene Christian

at Sam Houston State*

Howard Payne*

1977

1970

at Texas A&I*

8-2, 5-2 LSC - T4th

6-4, 6-3 LSC - 3rd

Abilene Christian*

ASU

at Stephen F. Austin*

at Central Oklahoma

ASU

Grant Teaff

19-11 (.633 pct)

13-7 (.650 pct)

8-3, 6-2 LSC - 2nd

OPP at McMurry

1975

3-7

7 21

8-2-1, 7-1-1 LSC - 2nd

ASU

1965

1972-73

ASU

James Cameron

ASU

OPP

1973 5-4-2, 5-4 LSC - 5th ASU

OPP

Sam Houston State*

at Howard Payne*

OPP

at Southwest Texas State*

East Texas State*

Eastern New Mexico

Abilene Christian

at Sul Ross State*

Sam Houston State

at Tarleton State*

at Stephen F. Austin*

at Abilene Christian

Howard Payne*

1974-81

at Texas A&I*

Southwest Texas State*

65-23-3 (.731 pct)

at Sam Houston State*

East Texas State*

Sam Houston State*

at Howard Payne*

Texas A&I*

at McMurry*

Jim Hess

7 21

Stephen F. Austin*

at East Texas State*

Sul Ross State*

1978

1971

14-0, 7-0 LSC - 1st NAIA National Champions

7-3, 5-3 LSC - 4th ASU 21

1974

OPP Prairie View A&M

ASU

OPP

Central Oklahoma

OPP

at Eastern New Mexico

0 13

5-6, 3-6 LSC - 8th

Southwest Texas State*

ASU

Tarleton State*

Central Oklahoma

at Sam Houston State

at Sam Houston State*

at Southwest Texas State*

at East Central (Okla.)

Howard Payne*

at Tarleton State*

Stephen F. Austin*

at Texas A&I*

Sam Houston State*

Abilene Christian*

McMurry*

at Howard Payne*

ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

Texas A&I*

at Southwest Texas State*

Jerry Vandergriff

19 6

Sam Houston State*

East Texas State*

1982-2004

NAIA Playoffs

1990 7-3, 5-2 LSC - 2nd

ASU

143-101-2 (.585 pct)

OPP

ASU

OPP

at New Mexico State

Abilene Christian

at Northern Arizona

at Stephen F. Austin

Texas Southern

at Sam Houston State

Oregon College

Western Colorado

at Sam Houston State

at West Texas State*

vs. Elon College (N.C.)

Central Oklahoma

Eastern New Mexico*

at West Texas State*

at Abilene Christian*

Eastern New Mexico*

Central Oklahoma*

at Abilene Christian*

Cameron (OK)*

Howard Payne*

at East Texas State*

Texas A&I*

1982

1979

7-3, 4-3 LSC - 2nd ASU

9-3, 5-2 LSC - 2nd ASU

OPP

at Cameron (OK)#

Northwestern State (LA)

Eastern New Mexico

at Cameron (Okla.)

at Alcorn State (MS)

East Central (Okla.)

Stephen F. Austin*#

at Stephen F. Austin*

Abilene Christian* #

at Abilene Christian*

at Howard Payne* #

Howard Payne*

Texas A&I* #

at Texas A&I*

at Southwest Texas State*#

Southwest Texas State*

Sam Houston State* #

at Sam Houston State*

at East Texas State* #

East Texas State*

Wisconsin-River Falls

at Texas A&I

7 22

at Eastern New Mexico

Cameron

at East Central (Okla.)

8-3, 4-1 LSC - 1st ASU

ASU

OPP

at Abilene Christian

Prairie View A&M

Sam Houston State

at Texas Southern

East Central (Okla.)

Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo

at New Mexico State

at Eastern New Mexico*

1983

West Texas State*

Abilene Christian*

5-6, 3-4 LSC - 6th

at Eastern New Mexico*

at Central Oklahoma*

9 10

OPP

Abilene Christian*

at Cameron (Okla.)*

Abilene Christian

at Central Oklahoma

East Texas State*

at Northwestern State (La.)

East Texas State*

at Texas A&I*

Cameron (Okla.)

at Texas A&I*

OPP

at West Texas State

at Stephen F. Austin*

1980

6-3-1, 4-1-1 LSC - 2nd

8-2-1, 5-1-1 LSC - 2nd ASU

1991 1987

#Forfeited Victories

NAIA Playoffs

ASU

1992

NCAA Division II Playoffs

3 14

Northern Michigan

5-5, 3-3 LSC - 3rd

at Abilene Christian*

Howard Payne*

1988

Henderson State (Ark.)

Stephen F. Austin*

at Texas A&I*

6-4, 5-2 LSC - 2nd

at Prairie View A&M

Abilene Christian*

Southwest Texas State*

ASU

at Howard Payne*

at Sam Houston State*

at Sam Houston State

Texas A&I*

East Texas State*

Southern Utah

at Southwest Texas State*

at Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo

Sam Houston State*

1984

at West Texas State*

at East Texas State*

8-3, 4-0 LSC - 1st

at Northeastern State (Okla.)

NAIA Playoffs

ASU 10

1981 8-3, 5-2 LSC - T2nd ASU

1986 6-5, 3-3 LSC - T4th

ASU

OPP

at Sam Houston State

at Southern Utah

Eastern New Mexico*

at Abilene Christian*

Central Oklahoma*

Eastern New Mexico*

Cameron (Okla.)*

OPP

at Abilene Christian*

at East Texas State*

at North Texas State

Central Oklahoma*

Texas A&I*

Northwestern State (La.)

Cameron (Okla.)*

25 9

at Cameron (Okla.)

at East Texas State*

1993

at Eastern Washington

Texas A&I*

7-3, 3-2 LSC - 2nd

OPP

Eastern New Mexico

Alcorn State (MS)

at Texas Southern

1989

at Portland State (Ore.)

at Northwestern St.

Texas A&I*

11-3, 5-2 LSC - 2nd

Southern Utah

Eastern New Mexico

Abilene Christian*

OPP

New Mexico Highlands

East Central (OK)

at East Texas State*

Lamar

at Southern Arkansas

at Stephen F. Austin*

Sam Houston State

at Southern Utah

Fort Lewis (Colo.)

at Abilene Christian*

at Howard Payne*

Sam Houston State

Eastern New Mexico*

Howard Payne*

Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo

Abilene Christian*

West Texas State*

at Central Oklahoma*

at Eastern New Mexico*

East Texas State*

OPP

Abilene Christian*

at Texas A&M Kingsville*

ASU

at Texas A&I*

1985

Southwest Texas State*

7-4, 3-2 LSC - 2nd

at Sam Houston State*

ASU

East Texas State*

at Texas-Arlington

at Central Oklahoma*

at West Texas State

at Cameron*

Cameron (Okla.)

East Texas State*

Sam Houston State

at Central Oklahoma

Texas Southern

20 35 28

East Texas State*

at Eastern New Mexico*

Howard Payne*

ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

at Texas A&I*

OPP

0 0

8 16

7 14

1994

6-5, 4-1 LSC - 2nd

NCAA Division II Playoffs

ASU

OPP

at North Dakota State

Portland State (Ore.)

at California-Davis

at Texas A&I*

at Pittsburg State (Kan.)

at Sam Houston State

at Abilene Christian*

at Jacksonville State (Ala.)

at Fort Lewis (Colo.)

Tarleton State*

Eastern New Mexico*

at Abilene Christian*

1999

at Eastern New Mexico*

2007

Central Oklahoma*

7-4, 6-3 LSC - 4th, 5-2 LSC-S - 1st

Abilene Christian*

2-8, 2-7 LSC - 12th, 1-5 LSC-S - 6th

at East Texas State*

Texas A&M-Kingsville*

6 30

NCAA DII Playoffs 0

at Portland State (Ore.)

1995 6-3-1, 5-2 LSC - 3rd ASU

OPP

at Southern Utah

East Central (Okla.) - OT

ASU

at Midwestern State*

at Sam Houston State

at Adams State (CO)

Texas A&M-Commerce*

at East Central (OK)

at Central Oklahoma

at Texas A&M-Kingsville*

Central Oklahoma

Midwestern State*

at Eastern New Mexico* - 2OT 21

ASU

OPP

Northern Colorado

53 34 31

Harding (AR)

West Texas A&M*

at Eastern New Mexico*

Abilene Christian*

at Midwestern State*

East Central (Okla.)

Tarleton State*

at Stephen F. Austin

West Texas A&M*

at Eastern New Mexico*

Abilene Christian*

at Central Oklahoma*

Tarleton State*

East Texas State*

at Texas A&M-Kingsville*

1996 6-4, 4-3 LSC - 3rd ASU

2004

2-9, 2-6 LSC - 10th, 1-5 LSC-S - 6th

19 6

ASU

OPP

Abilene Christian*

OPP

at Texas A&M-Commerce

20 38

Western New Mexico

at West Texas A&M*

at Texas State

Tarleton State*

Texas A&M-Commerce*

Southeastern Oklahoma

at Texas A&M-Kingsville*

Texas A&M-Kingsville*

at Central Oklahoma

at Midwestern State*

2008

Eastern New Mexico*

3-8, 3-6 LSC – 9th; 1-5 LSC-S – 6th

2000

at Abilene Christian*

ASU

OPP

at Northeastern State (OK)

at Texas State

at Northern Colorado

West Texas A&M*

at Texas A&M-Commerce*

Adams State (CO)

at Texas A&M-Commerce*

at Southwestern Oklahoma*

at East Central (OK)

Texas A&M-Kingsville*

East Central Oklahoma*

at West Texas A&M*

at Midwestern State*

Eastern New Mexico*

at Abilene Christian*

2005-2010

Southeastern Oklahoma*

West Texas A&M*

28-36 (.437 pct)

at Tarleton State*

Texas A&M-Kingsville*

6-4, 4-4 LSC - 7th, 4-2 LSC-S - 1st ASU

Eastern New Mexico*

OPP

at Abilene Christian*

at Northeastern State (Okla.)

at Texas A&M-Commerce*

Dale Carr

OPP

2 24

Northeastern State (OK)

Western New Mexico

at McNeese State

Texas A&M-Kingsville*

at West Texas A&M*

Tarleton State*

Eastern New Mexico*

at Abilene Christian*

Central Oklahoma*

at Tarleton State*

ASU

at North Dakota State

2005

Texas A&M-Commerce*

East Central (Okla.)

9-3, 7-2 LSC - 2nd, 4-2 LSC-S - 2nd

at Texas State

at Southwest Texas State

ASU

OPP

Southwestern Oklahoma*

West Texas A&M*

at Western State (Colo.)

at East Central*

at Eastern New Mexico*

Southern Nazarene (Okla.)

Midwestern State*

Abilene Christian*

at Southeastern Oklahoma

at Eastern New Mexico*

Central Oklahoma

Abilene Christian*

at Texas A&M-Commerce*

Texas A&M-Kingsville*

1997 10-2, 8-1 LSC - 2nd, 6-1 LSC-S - 2nd ASU

OPP

2 25

2001

2009

6-4, 6-2 LSC - 3rd, 4-2 LSC-S - 3rd

6-5, 5-4 LSC, 2-4 LSC-S ASU

OPP

OPP 7

9 17

at Sam Houston State

Northeastern State (Okla.)

at Northeastern State (Okla.)

at Tarleton State*

Midwestern State*

at Southeastern Oklahoma*

Ouachita Baptist (AR)

Texas A&M-Commerce*

at Eastern New Mexico*

at West Texas A&M*

West Texas A&M*

at Texas A&M-Kingsville*

Abilene Christian*

Tarleton State*

at Eastern New Mexico*

Northeastern State (Okla.)

at Texas A&M-Kingsville*

Abilene Christian*

at Midwestern State*

Tarleton State*

40 25

7 10

2002

at West Texas A&M*

2-8, 2-7 LSC - 9th, 2-4 LSC-S - 5th

Tarleton State

2010

at Texas A&M-Kingsville - OT

5-5, 5-5 LSC, 1-5 LSC-S

Northwest Missouri State

ASU

Texas A&M-Commerce*

Tarleton State

at Texas A&M-Kingsville*

Southeastern Oklahoma

at Southwestern Oklahoma

NCAA Division II Playoffs

OPP

NCAA DII Playoffs

2006

Western State (Colo.)

at West Texas A&M*

California-Davis

Eastern New Mexico*

at Abilene Christian*

ASU

1998 6-4, 6-3 LSC - 4th, 5-2 LSC-S - 1st

ASU 45

at East Central (Okla.)

Western State (Colo.)

Midwestern State*

East Central (Okla.)

Eastern New Mexico*

vs. Texas A&M-Commerce*

(9)West Texas A&M*

at Tarleton State*

OPP

(10)Texas A&M-Kingsville*

3-7, 2-7 LSC - 10th, 2-4 LSC-S - 5th

OPP

at (15)Midwestern State*

Incarnate Word*

17 33

OPP

at Texas A&M-Commerce*

at Central Oklahoma - 30T

at (3)Abilene Christian

Sam Houston State

Texas A&M-Kingsville*

at Midwestern State*

at Southeastern Oklahoma*

Northeastern State (Okla.)

Eastern New Mexico*

Central Oklahoma*

2003

at Abilene Christian*

3-8, 3-6 LSC - 7th, 2-4 LSC-S - 4th

Texas A&M-Commerce

OPP

West Texas A&M*

ASU

at Ouachita Baptist (Ark.)

at West Texas A&M*

Eastern New Mexico*

ASU

at Abilene Christian*

at Texas State-San Marcos

at Tarleton State*

Midwestern State*

at Tarleton State

Texas A&M-Kingsville*

at Tarleton State*

at Southeastern Oklahoma

at Texas A&M-Commerce*

Southwestern Oklahoma

Texas A&M-Kingsville*

West Texas A&M*

ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

ASU COACHING HISTORY Max Bumgardner (1964-68) - 13-36 (.265 pct) Coach "Bum" guided the Ram fortunes from 1950 to 1968 and led the Rams to three bowl appearances. He compiled a career 74-74-2 record in his years at ASU, including his stint as head coach of the San Angelo College Rams as well as the inaugural years of senior college competition. Coach Bumgardner also recruited and coached former Ram mentor Jerry Vandergriff during his years as a player at San Angelo College. Bum passed away in 2005. Grant Teaff (1969-1971) - 19-11 (.633 pct) One of the great collegiate coaching legends of all-time, Teaff got his start at Angelo State before heading to Baylor to establish the dynasty there. Teaff led the Rams to three consecutive winning seasons and a 38-21 win over the number-one ranked Javelinas of Texas A&I in 1970. Teaff is now the executive director of the American Football Coaches Association, headquartered in Waco. James Cameron (1972-73) - 13-7 (.650 pct) Jim Cameron established his mark on ASU football in part on the field and in part in the coaching legacy he left behind. Cameron brought former defensive coordinator Mike Martin along with him from Howard Payne University when he became the Rams’ head coach. Cameron led the Rams to an appearance in the Ardmore Shrine Bowl in 1972. Cameron passed away in 1995. Jim Hess (1974-81) - 65-23-3 (.731 pct) Before heading to Stephen F. Austin and New Mexico State, Jim Hess coached the Rams for eight seasons. He led the Rams to the NAIA national title in 1978 and has the school’s top all-time winning percentage. The Rams reached the NAIA playoffs three times under Hess’ guidance. Jerry Vandergriff (1982-2004) - 143-101-2 (.585 pct) Coach Vandergriff is the winningest coach in ASU history, establishing that mark with a win over Central Oklahoma in 1993. He guided the Rams to four NCAA playoff appearances, including the semifinal round in 1989. Vandergriff also has the distinction of being the only ASU coach to be honored by the Lone Star Conference with the Coach of the Year honor three times. He won the award in 1984, 1987 and 1997. 28

Dale Carr (2005-2010) - 28-36 (.437 pct) It didn’t take long for Dale Carr to find success at ASU. After an outstanding coaching career at Tyler Junior College, Carr became the fourth ASU head coach to lead the Rams to the postseason as he posted a 9-2 regularseason record in his debut. His nine wins in 2005 marked the most ever by an ASU head coach in his first year. Replicating that success proved difficult however, as Carr’s teams posted sub-.500 records in each of the next three seasons before a 6-5 mark in 2009 and a 5-5 record in 2010, Carr’s final season. Pete Sikes also guided the Ram fortunes, leading ASU during its junior college football days from 1939 to 1949. Sikes compiled a record of 41-235 during those 10 seasons. Coach Sikes passed away in late 2003.

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ALL-TIME SERIES RECORDS TEAM Abilene Christian Adams State Alcorn State UC Davis Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo Cameron Central Oklahoma Corpus Christi East Central Eastern New Mexico Eastern Washington Elon Fort Lewis Harding Henderson State Hiram Scott Howard Payne Incarnate Word Jacksonville State Lamar McMurry Midwestern State Monterrey Tech Navarro New Mexico Highlands New Mexico Military New Mexico State North Dakota State North Texas Northeastern State Nothern Arizona Northern Colorado Northern Michigan Northwest Missouri State Northwestern State Northwood Oregon College Ouachita Baptist Pittsburg State Portland State Prairie View A&M Quantico Marines Sam Houston State Southern Arkansas Southern Nazarene Southern Utah Southeastern Oklahoma Southwestern Oklahoma Stephen F. Austin Sul Ross State Tarleton State Texas A&M-Commerce Texas A&M-Kingsville Texas-Arlington Texas Lutheran Texas Southern Texas State Trinity Troy West Texas A&M Western New Mexico Western State Wharton Wisconsin-River Falls

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L 21 0 0 1 2 1 6 1 5 12 1 0 0 0 0 2 5 0 1 0 4 7 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 3 0 1 12 0 0 1 4 2 9 6 13 14 31 0 2 1 19 2 1 9 1 0 1 0

T 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

STRK L5 W2 W3 L1 L1 W11 W2 L1 W2 W5 L1 W1 W2 W1 W1 L2 W10 W1 L1 W1 W3 L1 W1 W1 W1 W1 W2 L2 L1 W3 L1 W1 L1 L1 W1 W1 W1 W2 W1 L3 W3 L1 L2 W1 W1 W2 W2 W3 L1 W6 L9 W2 L4 W1 W1 W3 L9 L2 L1 L5 L1 W4 L1 W1

LAST 2010 2000 1982 1997 1991 1992 2010 1965 2009 2010 1984 1978 1994 1999 1992 1967 1986 2010 1989 1989 1971 2010 1974 1964 1993 1964 1987 2001 1984 2005 1986 2000 1987 2005 1984 1968 1978 1998 1989 1994 1992 1966 2007 1993 2005 1995 2010 2009 1995 1975 2010 2010 2010 1985 1969 1987 2009 1967 1976 2010 2004 2006 1964 1979

ALL-TIME SERIES RESULTS Abilene Christian

UC Davis

East Central

Elon

Angelo State leads 27-21-1

Series tied, 1-1

Angelo State leads, 10-5

Angelo State leads, 1-0

1964, ACU, 33-22

1989, ASU, 28-23

1972, ASU, 55-14

1978, ASU, 34-14

1965, ACU, 41-12

1997, UCD, 50-33

1978, ASU, 14-7 1979, ASU, 33-7

Fort Lewis

1967, ASU, 17-6

Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo

1980, ASU, 35-16

Angelo State leads, 2-0

1968, ACU, 60-14

Cal Poly leads, 1-2

1981, ASU, 31-6

1993, ASU, 69-0

1969, ACU, 51-19

1988, Cal Poly, 15-8

1987, ASU, 31-24

1994, ASU, 52-13

1970, ACU, 17-13

1989, ASU, 45-20

1995, ASU, 30-10

1972, ASU, 35-27

1991, Cal Poly, 23-13

2000, ECU, 12-7

Harding

2001, ASU, 21-19

Angelo State leads, 1-0 1999, ASU, 31-28

1966, ACU, 28-18

1973, ACU, 27-0 1974, ACU, 33-21

Cameron

2002, ECU, 34-21

1975, TIE, 17-17

Angelo State leads, 12-1

2003, ECU, 10-7 (OT)

1976, ACU, 26-0

1968, ASU, 21-13

2006, ECU, 20-6

Henderson State

1977, ASU, 21-14

1969, CU, 28-0

2007, ECU, 31-48

Angelo State leads, 1-0

1978, ASU, 33-8

1979, ASU, 14-9

2008, ASU, 34-24

1992, ASU, 24-7

1979, ASU, 20-7

1980, ASU, 21-3

2009, ASU, 29-9

1980, ASU, 38-20

1982, ASU, 45-25

1981, ACU, 28-26

1983, ASU, 16-7

Eastern New Mexico

Hiram Scott leads, 0-2

1982, ASU, 24-14

1984, ASU, 21-0

Angelo State leads, 22-12-1

1966, HS, 7-2

1983, ACU, 9-23

1985, ASU, 42-13

1968, ENMU, 24-0

1967, HS, 19-13

1983, ASU, 26-20

1988, ASU, 38-7

1969, ASU, 34-8

1984, ASU, 30-7

1989, ASU, 44-14

1976, ASU, 38-24

Howard Payne

1985, ASU, 35-18

1990, ASU, 36-3

1977, ASU, 27-0

Angelo State leads, 17-5-1

1986, ACU, 45-13

1991, ASU, 34-0

1978, ASU, 40-0

1964, HPU, 14-24

1987, ASU, 45-24

1992, ASU, 20-7

1979, ASU, 21-7

1965, ASU, 15-14

1980, ASU, 34-7

1966, HPU, 24-14

1988, ASU, 49-21

Hiram Scott

1989, ASU, 50-14

Central Oklahoma

1981, ASU, 35-14

1967, ASU, 15-14

1990, ASU, 45-14

Angelo State leads 17-6-1

1984, ASU, 18-17

1966, HPU, 19-0

1990, ASU, 41-6

1973, TIE, 7-7

1985, ENMU, 26-24

1967, HPU, 28-7

1991, ASU, 28-7

1974, ASU, 21-14

1986, ASU, 35-14

1970, ASU, 10-7

1991, ASU, 36-9

1975, UCO, 13-7

1987, ENMU, 18-0

1971, ASU, 28-26

1992, ASU, 48-7

1976, ASU, 57-0

1988, ASU, 49-18

1972, ASU, 21-7

1993, ASU, 45-20

1977, ASU, 31-6

1989, ENMU, 30-20

1973, HPU, 10-6

1994, ASU, 12-5

1978, ASU, 42-13

1990, ASU, 24-15

1974, ASU, 17-5

1995, ASU, 24-0

1985, ASU, 29-23

1991, ENMU, 13-12

1975, ASU, 21-0

1996, ACU, 17-14

1986, ASU, 23-21

1992, ENMU, 26-25

1976, TIE, 9-9

1997, ASU, 42-10

1987, ASU, 17-10

1993, ASU, 28-0

1977, ASU, 34-13

1998, ASU, 18-16

1988, UCO, 19-11

1994, ASU, 38-0

1978, ASU, 38-22

1999, ASU, 28-6

1989, ASU, 49-7

1995, TIE, 10-10

1979, ASU, 20-12

2000, ASU, 27-25

1990, ASU, 14-9

1996, ASU, 38-28

1980, ASU, 16-0

2001, ASU, 31-0

1991, ASU, 41-10

1997, ASU, 16-7

1981, ASU, 29-7

2002, ACU, 30-29

1992, ASU, 27-7

1998, ENMU, 7-10

1982, ASU, 16-6

2003, ACU, 39-23

1993, UCO, 28-24

1999, ASU, 24-19

1983, ASU, 31-19

2004, ACU, 29-25

1994, ASU, 22-3

2000, ENMU, 18-8

1984, ASU, 30-7

2005, ASU, 27-24

1995, ASU, 14-7

2001, ASU, 28-0

1985, ASU, 48-7

2006, ACU, 35-7

1996, ASU, 27-24

2002, ENMU, 23-14

1986, ASU, 50-10

2007, ACU, 52-28

1999, UCO, 37-34

2003, ENMU, 31-0

2008, ACU, 51-7

2004, UCO, 34-21

2004, ENMU, 38-35

Incarnate Word

2009, ACU, 38-14

2005, ASU, 20-16

2005, ENMU, 38-14

Angelo State leads, 1-0

2010, ACU, 33-20

2006, UCO, 30-24 (3OT)

2006, ASU, 17-7

2010, ASU, 61-17

2007, ASU, 27-18

2007, ASU, 28-21 (2OT)

2010, ASU, 49-35

2008, ASU, 25-13

Jacksonville State

2009, ASU 47-23

Jacksonville State leads, 1-0

2010, ASU, 41-38

1989, JSU, 34-16

1964, ASU, 40-0

Eastern Washington

Lamar

1965, CCU, 20-15

Eastern Washington leads, 1-0

Angelo State leads, 1-0

1984, EWU, 40-7

1989, ASU, 31-20

Adams State Angelo State leads, 2-0 1999, ASU, 53-7

Corpus Christi

2000, ASU, 45-12

Series tied, 1-1

Alcorn State Angelo State leads, 3-0 1976, ASU, 14-2 1981, ASU, 16-10 1982, ASU, 28-9

ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

McMurry

Northern Arizona

1975, ASU, 52-10

1971, ASU, 41, 13

Series tied, 4-4

Northern Arizona leads, 1-0

1976, ASU, 24-7

1972, ASU, 28-24

1986, NAU, 24-13

1977, ASU, 14-3

1973, SFA, 14-21

1977, ASU, 29-15

1974, SFA, 37-31

1964, ASU, 18-13 1965, MMU, 9-7 1966, MMU, 13-0

Northern Colorado

1978, ASU, 42-13

1975, ASU, 34-7

1967, MMU, 16-14

Series tied, 1-1

1978, ASU, 44-17

1976, ASU, 26-0

1968, MMU, 25-0

1999, UNC, 51-14

1979, ASU, 17-16

1977, ASU, 14-0

1969, ASU, 22-7

2000, ASU, 28-10

1980, ASU, 34-7

1978, ASU, 15-3

1981, ASU, 38-10

1979, SFA, 21-0

Northern Michigan

1982, ASU, 44-14

1980, ASU, 35-7

Northern Michigan leads, 1-0

1983, ASU, 21-12

1981, ASU, 38-13

1987, NMU, 23-20

1984, ASU, 52-7

1982, ASU, 34-20

1985, SHSU, 24-14

1983, SFA, 14-10

Northwest Missouri State

1986, SHSU, 38-21

1990, ASU, 28-24

1998, ASU, 48-7

Northwest Missouri State leads, 1-0

1987, SHSU, 31-14

1995, SFA, 3-17

1999, ASU, 21-19

2005, NWMSU, 45-14

1988, SHSU, 20-3

1970, ASU, 55-0 1971, ASU, 48-3

Midwestern State Midwestern State leads, 7-5 1997, ASU, 30-9

1989, ASU, 38-7

Sul Ross State

Northwestern State

1990, SHSU, 12-0

Angelo State leads, 7-6

2004, MSU, 41-13

Series tied, 2-2

1991, SHSU, 16-6

1964, SRSU, 14-0

2005, ASU, 30-29

1981, NLU, 59-26

1994, SHSU, 18-7

1965, SRSU, 35-0

2006, MSU, 41-17

1982, ASU, 26-17

1997, ASU, 24-17

1966, SRSU, 34-14

2007, MSU, 44-16

1983, NLU, 30-22

1998, SHSU, 27-26

1967, SRSU, 26-12

1984, ASU, 10-7

2007, SHSU, 17-13

1968, SRSU, 34-14

Northwood

Southeastern Oklahoma

1970, SRSU, 14-27

Angelo State leads, 1-0)

Southeastern Oklahoma leads, 4-3

1971, ASU, 45-14

1968, ASU, 47-7

2002, SOSU, 26-20

1972, ASU, 21-7

2003, SOSU, 33-28

1973, ASU, 27-16

Oregon College

2004, SOSU, 41-27

1974, ASU, 42-7

Angelo State leads, 1-0

2005, ASU, 27-24

1975, ASU, 21-0

1978, ASU, 32-0

2008, SOSU, 35-0

1975, ASU, 48-0

2002, MSU, 38-6 2003, MSU, 52-37

2008, MSU, 17-3

1969, ASU, 20-19

2009, ASU, 20-17 2010, MSU, 35-21

Monterrey Tech Angelo State leads, 1-0 1974, ASU, 56-21

Navarro

2009, ASU, 42-30

Angelo State leads, 1-0 1964, ASU, 21-7

Ouachita Baptist Angelo State leads, 2-0

Tarleton State Angelo State leads, 14-13

New Mexico Highlands

1997, ASU, 41-14

Southern Arkansas

Angelo State leads, 1-0

1998, ASU, 23-18

Angelo State leads, 1-0

1966, TSU, 44-8

1993, ASU, 18-16

1967, ASU, 34-20

1993, ASU, 41-10

Pittsburg State

1965, TSU, 54-14

1968, TSU, 24-10

New Mexico Military

Angelo State leads, 1-0

Southern Nazarene

Angelo State leads, 1-0

1989, ASU, 24-23

Angelo State leads, 1-0

1970, ASU, 43-0

2005, ASU, 42-7

1971, ASU, 42-13

1964, ASU, 18-0

Portland State

2010, ASU, 40-33

1969, ASU, 40-14

1972, ASU, 28-7

New Mexico State

Portland State leads, 3-0

Southern Utah

Angelo State leads, 2-0

1993, PSU, 45-7

Angelo State leads, 4-1

1974, ASU, 55-6

1986, ASU, 20-14

1994, PSU, 35-10

1988, ASU, 30-7

1975, ASU, 36-10

1987, ASU, 21-17

1994, PSU, 29-0

1989, ASU, 34-23

1994, ASU, 52-42

1992, SU, 17-10

1995, ASU, 35-7

1973, ASU, 32-6

North Dakota State

Prairie View A&M

1993, ASU, 18-16

1996, TSU, 42-38

North Dakota State leads, 2-0

Angelo State leads, 3-0

1995, ASU, 14-7

1997, ASU, 47-13

1994, NDSU, 21-12

1971, ASU, 21-14

2001, NDSU, 48-9

North Texas North Texas leads, 1-0 1984, NT, 7-3

Northeastern State Angelo State leads, 6-2

1998, ASU, 24-16

1991, ASU, 55-0

Southwestern Oklahoma

1999, ASU, 27-17

1992, ASU, 33-3

Angelo State leads, 3-2

2000, ASU, 45-25

1972, SWOSU, 28-6

2001, TSU, 41-7

Quantico Marines

2002, SWOSU, 31-24

2002, TSU, 38-0

Quantico Marines lead, 1-0

2003, ASU, 28-24

2003, TSU, 40-9

1966, QM, 35-9

2004, ASU, 24-2

2005, TSU, 30-17

2009, ASU, 55-10

2006, TSU, 41-10

Sam Houston State

2007, TSU, 38-10

Angelo State leads, 17-12

Stephen F. Austin

2008, TSU, 31-24

1965, ASU, 19-12

Angelo State leads, 12-9

2009, TSU, 21-14

1997, ASU, 34-30

1970, SHSU, 27-15

1964, ASU, 34-14

2010, TSU, 37-34

1998, ASU, 21-17

1971, SHSU, 13-6

1965, SFA, 35-0

2000, NSU, 17-12

1972, ASU, 27-9

1966, SFA, 34-14

Texas A&M-Commerce

2001, ASU, 27-23

1973, ASU, 34-0

1968, SFA, 42-7

Angelo State leads, 24-14-2

2004, ASU, 21-16

1974, SHSU, 27-21

1969, SFA, 36-7

1970, ASU, 35-8

1970, ASU, 41-28

1971, ASU, 14-7

1980, NSU, 10-3 1996, ASU, 21-14

2005, ASU, 49-20

ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

1972, TAMC, 24-14

1975, TAMK, 14-6

Texas Southern

1987, ASU, 36-7

1973, TAMC, 38-0

1976, TAMK, 20-10

Angelo State leads, 3-1

1988, ASU, 52-6

1974, TAMC, 49-7

1977, TAMK, 35-7

1984, TSU, 17-14

1989, ASU, 49-14

1975, ASU, 51-0

1978, ASU, 21-19

1985, ASU, 21-6

1990, ASU, 52-14

1976, TAMC, 27-0

1979, TAMK, 24-8

1986, ASU, 31-27

1995, ASU, 54-14

1977, ASU, 35-20

1979, TAMK, 22-19

1987, ASU, 14-7

1996, ASU, 28-10

1978, ASU, 35-14

1980, ASU, 33-16

1979, ASU, 20-19

1981, ASU, 29-21

Texas State

1998, WTAM, 7-37

1980, TIE, 13-13

1982, TAMK, 30-20

Texas State leads, 19-5

1999, ASU, 28-7

1981, ASU, 44-32

1983, TAMK, 21-17

1965, TXST, 35-7

2000, ASU, 28-3

1982, TAMC, 24-20

1984, ASU, 52-3

1966, TXST, 24-6

2001, ASU, 30-10

1983, TAMC, 27-3

1985, TAMK, 23-20

1967, TXST, 47-20

2002, ASU, 19-0

1984, ASU, 17-14

1986, TAMK, 52-34

1968, TXST, 43-6

2003, ASU, 20-19

1985, ASU, 28-24

1987, ASU, 13-6

1969, ASU, 35-29

2004, WTAM, 36-33

1986, ASU, 43-16

1988, TAMK, 46-26

1970, TXST, 20-13

2005, ASU, 58-53

1987, ASU, 49-8

1989, TAMK, 42-3

1971, TXST, 30-8

2006, WTAM, 26-10

1988, ASU, 56-23

1990, ASU, 21-13

1972, TXST, 10-3

2007, WTAM, 38-17

1989, ASU, 35-8

1991, ASU, 21-7

1973, ASU, 16-0

2008, WTAM, 27-0

1990, TAMC, 42-7

1992, TAMK, 9-6

1974, TXST, 17-14

2009, WTAM, 43-15

1991, TIE, 39-39

1993, TAMK, 16-7

1975, ASU, 44-15

2010, WTAM, 37-27

1992, TAMC, 25-11

1994, TAMK, 30-28

1976, TXST, 14-2

1993, ASU, 31-8

1995, TAMK, 41-20

1977, TXST, 23-20

Western New Mexico

1994, ASU, 14-6

1996, TAMK, 24-17

1978, ASU, 29-6

Series tied, 1-1

1995, TAMC, 21-24

1997, TAMK, 35-25

1979, ASU, 14-3

1996, ASU, 41-3

1996, ASU, 35-32

1998, TAMK, 14-38

1980, TXST, 18-15

2004, WNMU, 23-20

1997, ASU, 40-21

1999, TAMK, 42-38

1981, TXST, 31-7

1998, ASU, 28-20

2000, ASU, 14-2

1982, TXST, 42-16

Western State

1999, TAMC, 14-10

2001, TAMK, 27-3

1983, TXST, 20-0

Angelo State leads, 4-0

2000, TAMC, 13-14

2002, TAMK, 37-14

2001, TXST, 10-0

1978, ASU, 35-3

2001, ASU, 14-7

2003, TAMK, 44-17

2003, TXST, 42-7

1997, ASU, 46-12

2002, ASU, 17-16

2004, TAMK, 49-18

2004, TXST, 45-10

2005, ASU 26-7

2003, ASU, 24-7

2005, ASU, 54-51

2008, TXST, 21-14

2006, ASU, 9-8

2004, ASU, 24-21

2006, ASU, 38-20

2009, TXST, 48-28

2006, TAMC, 17-9

2007, TAMK, 47-21

2007, TAMC, 20-17

2008, TAMK, 38-14

Troy

Wharton leads, 1-0

2008, TAMC, 13-10

2009, TAMK, 35-32

Troy leads, 1-0

1964, WHARTON, 23-6

2009, ASU, 21-7

2010, TAMK, 28-21

1976, TROY, 38-9

2010, ASUl, 31-10

Texas-Arlington

Texas A&M-Kingsville

Angelo State leads, 1-0)

Texas A&M-Kingsville leads, 31-13

1985, ASU, 35-23

1968, TAMK, 44-0 1969, TAMK, 19-9 1970, ASU, 38-21 1971, TAMK, 13-7 1972, ASU, 10-0 1973, ASU, 45-28 1974, TAMK, 42-14

Texas Lutheran Angelo State leads, 3-2 1965, ASU, 34-0 1966, TLU, 19-14 1967, ASU, 31-29 1968, TLU, 7-6 1969, ASU, 46-14

1997, ASU, 31-23

Wharton

Wisconsin-River Falls

Trinity

Angelo State leads, 1-0

Trinity leads, 2-0

1979, ASU, 31-7

1966, TU, 24-7 1967, TU, 48-20

West Texas A&M West Texas A&M leads, 14-9 1983, ASU, 10-3 1985, WTAM, 12-10 1986, WTAM, 38-15

ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

>> The 1978 Rams captured the NAIA National Championship with a perfect season under head coach Jim Hess.

ASU POSTSEASON HISTORY 1950 - OLEANDER BOWL SAN ANGELO COLLEGE WHARTON COUNTY COLLEGE

1960 - HOSPITALITY BOWL 6 0

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GALVESTON, TEXAS JAN. 1, 1951

GULFPORT, MISS. DEC. 3, 1960

The Rams capped the 1950 season by defeating No. 1 ranked Wharton 6-0. SAC held Wharton to just 133 yards while the Ram offense churned out 323 yards in a game played in a steady rain. Billy McDaniel scored the only touchdown of the game in the second quarter, and Gene DeVeny’s interception in the end zone stopped a last minute Wharton drive.

The Rams were tied with Pearl River at 14 at the half, but it was all downhill from there as SAC lost its return trip to the Hospitality Bowl.

1972 - ARDMORE SHRINE BOWL

1951 - OLEANDER BOWL HINDS COLLEGE (MISS.) SAN ANGELO COLLEGE

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GALVESTON, TEXAS JAN. 1, 1952

PEARL RIVER JUNIOR COLLEGE (MISS.) SAN ANGELO COLLEGE

The Rams ended the regular season 6-2, but a one-point 14-13 loss to No. 1-ranked Compton College earned the Rams national attention and helped garner an invitation to their second consecutive Oleander Bowl Classic. The Rams entered the fourth quarter with a 22-7 lead before the Eagles staged a furious 20-point rally to pull out the victory. The game was notable for featuring Norm Cash, future Detroit Tiger and 1961 American League batting champion, at running back and future College Football Hall of Fame Coach Grant Teaff at linebacker for the Rams.

SOUTHWESTERN STATE (OKLA.) ANGELO STATE

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WALKER STADIUM // ARDMORE, OKLA. DEC. 3, 1972 Below freezing temperatures were not to the liking of the Rams as ASU committed 10 turnovers in losing its first postseason game since becoming a four-year school. The Rams could muster just six first downs and only 138 yards of total offense, but cut the lead to 17-7 in the third quarter on a scoring pass from Gary Kirksey to Nathan Mathis. The Rams could get no closer as their final four possessions of the game resulted in turnovers.

1978 QUARTERFINALS 1955 - HOSPITALITY BOWL SAN ANGELO COLLEGE SUNFLOWER JUNIOR COLLEGE (MISS.)

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GULFPORT, MISS. DEC. 3, 1955 // ATTENDANC: 4,000 A steady Ram defense and a key blocked punt sparked the Rams to a win in the first ever Hospitality Bowl. Robert Webb blocked a third quarter punt that set up Tommy McAdams’ touchdown run that gave the Rams a 14-7 lead. Sunflower cut the lead to 14-13 with 14 minutes left, and SAC fumbled the kickoff giving Sunflower the ball on the SAC 40-yard line. The Ram defense, however, came up big and pushed Sunflower back 11 yards in three plays to end the threat, and the Rams ran out the clock.

ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

ANGELO STATE OREGON COLLEGE

32 0

SAN ANGELO STADIUM // SAN ANGELO, TEXAS DEC. 2, 1978 // ATTENDANCE: 6,432 Mark Embry scored two touchdowns; Alvin Garrett caught four passes for 109 yards and a score, and Wylie Turner returned an interception 55 yards for a touchdown as the Rams dominated Oregon College in the quarterfinals of the NAIA playoffs. The Rams scored in every quarter while holding the Wolves to just 264 yards of total offense. Jerry Aldridge ran for 116 yards of the Rams’ 219 yards on the ground. SCORE BY QUARTERS Oregon College Angelo State

1 0 6

2 0 6

3 0 13

4 0 7

F 0 32

1978 SEMIFINALS

1979 QUARTERFINALS

ANGELO STATE WESTERN STATE

35 3

ANGELO STATE WISCONSIN-RIVER FALLS

31 7

SAN ANGELO STADIUM // SAN ANGELO, TEXAS DEC. 9, 1978 // ATTENDANCE: 5,363

SAN ANGELO STADIUM // SAN ANGELO, TEXAS DEC. 1, 1979 // ATTENDANCE: 4,500

Jerry Aldridge and Arthur Gutierrez each rushed for over 100 yards; Alvin Garrett had three catches for 107 yards; Wylie Turner picked off three passes; and the Ram defense held Western Colorado to just 162 yards as the Rams advanced to the NAIA championship. Turner’s first interception set up a four-play, 18-yard drive that gave ASU a quick 7-0 first quarter lead. Mark Embry and Garrett hooked up on a 65-yard scoring pass just before the end of the first quarter, and the Rams never looked back.

The Ram passing offense came alive as ASU handed the Falcons a defeat in the quarterfinals of the NAIA playoffs. Doug Kuhlmann threw three touchdown passes to spark ASU to a 24-0 halftime lead. The Rams had not thrown a touchdown pass all season until this game. The Ram defense held River Falls to just 51 yards and one first down in the first half. Freshman tight end Brian McLaughlin caught two scoring passes of seven and 65 yards while Paul Miller hauled in a 55-yard touchdown pass.

SCORE BY QUARTERS Western State Angelo State

SCORE BY QUARTERS Wisconsin-River Falls Angelo State

1 0 14

2 3 0

3 0 14

4 0 7

F 3 35

1978 NAIA NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP ANGELO STATE ELON

1 0 17

2 0 7

3 7 0

4 0 7

F 7 31

1979 SEMIFINALS 34 14

TEXAS A&I ANGELO STATE

22 19

BULLDOG STADIUM // MCALLEN, TEXAS DEC. 16, 1978 // ATTENDANCE: 8,443

JAVELINA STADIUM // KINGSVILLE, TEXAS DEC. 8, 1979 // 6,940

ASU concluded an undefeated year by knocking off the Elon College Christians (N.C.) in the NAIA Championship game. It marked the ninth consecutive year that a Lone Star Conference team had won the title. Mark Embry was named the game’s offensive MVP, throwing for 197 yards and two scores. Alvin Garrett and Eldridge Beverly caught scoring passes, and Jerry Aldridge capped his brilliant career with 119 yards and two scores. It marked the 17th consecutive game that Aldridge had rushed for at least 100 yards.

The Javelinas scored on a 21-yard touchdown pass with just 1:23 left in the game to end ASU’s chance for back-to-back national championships. Both teams scored a pair of touchdowns in the first quarter with ASU using the big play. Doug Kuhlmann threw a 58-yard scoring pass to Joey Sims on the game’s second play from scrimmage. After A&I tied the game at six, Sims set an NAIA playoff record by returning the ensuing kickoff 99 yards for a touchdown. After the Javelinas tied the score at 13, Kuhlmann was sacked in the end zone for a safety to give the Javs a 15-13 lead. The score stood until the fourth quarter when David Knowles recovered an A&I fumble at the Jav 28-yard line with 8:31 left in the game. Seven plays later Anthony Johnson bulled over from three yards out to give the Rams a 19-15 lead.

SCORE BY QUARTERS Elon Angelo State

1 0 6

2 7 15

3 7 0

4 0 13

F 14 34

SCORE BY QUARTERS Angelo State Texas A&I

1 13 13

2 2 0

3 0 0

4 7 6

F 22 19

1980 QUARTERFINALS NORTHEASTERN STATE ANGELO STATE

10 3

GABLE FIELD // TAHLEQUAH, OKLA. DEC. 8, 1980 // ATTENDANCE: 3,577 The fourth-ranked Redmen beat the sixth-ranked Rams in the quarterfinal round of the NAIA playoffs. The ASU defense played brilliantly, surrendering only 183 yards in total offense, but the Ram offense could muster only a first quarter field goal by Mike Thomas. The Rams killed themselves with turnovers as Doug Kuhlmann threw a school record seven interceptions. SCORE BY QUARTERS Angelo State Incarnate Word

1 3 3

2 0 7

3 0 0

4 0 0

F 3 10

1987 FIRST ROUND NORTHERN MICHIGAN ANGELO STATE

23 (OT) 20

SAN ANGELO STADIUM // SAN ANGELO, TEXAS NOVEMBER 28, 1987 // ATTENDANCE: 9,500 Tom Seeke’s 34-yard field goal in overtime handed the Rams a loss in the NCAA Division II quarterfinals. The Rams lost starting quarterback Mickey Russell on the third play of the game, but still led 20-13 heading into the fourth quarter. Northern Michigan had a chance to win the game in regulation, but Sam Williams blocked a 25-yard field goal attempt in the final seconds. The Rams turned the ball over six times, but the Wildcats had to use a 94-yard drive in the fourth quarter to tie the game. SCORE BY QUARTERS Northern Michigan Angelo State

1 0 7

2 13 7

3 0 0

4 7 6

OT 3 0

F 23 20

ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

1989 FIRST ROUND

1997 FIRST ROUND

ANGELO STATE UC DAVIS

28 23

46 12

TOOMEY FIELD // DAVIS, CALIF. NOV. 18, 1989 // ATTENDANCE: 8,200

SAN ANGELO STADIUM // SAN ANGELO, TEXAS NOV. 22, 1997 // ATTENDANCE: 8,500

The Rams traveled to Davis, California, and beat the second winningest NCAA Division II team in the 1980’s, UC-Davis. Bouncing back from a brutal 42-3 beating at the hands of number one ranked Texas A&I in the regular season finale, the Rams never trailed. Robert Thornton rushed for 96 yards and a score while Mickey Russell ran for one score and threw for 147 yards.

The Ram fans cheered ASU on to a first round victory in the friendly confines of San Angelo Stadium. The duo of Erik Hartman and Chris Brazzell combined for two scores to knock Western out early in the ballgame. The Ram defense took care of the rest, allowing the Mountaineers just 167 yards of total offense.

SCORE BY QUARTERS Angelo State UC Davis

SCORE BY QUARTERS Western State Angelo State

1 7 3

2 7 7

3 7 7

4 7 7

F 28 23

1989 QUARTERFINALS

1 3 14

2 3 10

3 0 19

4 6 3

F 12 48

1997 QUARTERFINALS

ANGELO STATE PITTSBURG STATE

24 21

UC DAVIS ANGELO STATE

50 33

CARNIE SMITH STADIUM // PITTSBURG, KAN. NOV. 25, 1989 // ATTENDANCE: 4,773

SAN ANGELO STADIUM // SAN ANGELO, TEXAS NOV. 29, 1997 // ATTENDANCE: 8,650

ASU took the early lead and never let go, ending Pittsburg State’s undefeated season. Both teams put up impressive offensive numbers as the two teams combined for nearly 950 yards. Mickey Russell was the star for the Rams as he threw for 298 yards and ran for two scores. Russell’s favorite target was Darron Johnson who caught eight passes for 143 yards.

A 21-point third quarter by the Aggies spelled the end of the Angelo State run in the playoffs. The early contest remained close with the two teams knotted at 26 at the half, but an interception of Erik Hartman’s pass combined with a fumble by Hartman on the first two ASU drives of the second half was all Cal-Davis needed to take over the lead and pull out the victory on the Rams’ home turf.

SCORE BY QUARTERS Angelo State Pittsburg State

SCORE BY QUARTERS UC Davis Angelo State

1 7 0

2 10 7

3 7 7

4 0 7

F 24 21

1989 SEMIFINALS

1 12 13

2 14 13

3 21 0

4 3 7

F 50 33

2005 FIRST ROUND

JACKSONVILLE STATE ANGELO STATE

34 16

NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE ANGELO STATE

45 14

PAUL SNOW STADIUM // JACKSONVILLE, ALA. DEC. 2, 1989 // ATTENDANCE: 6,500

SAN ANGELO STADIUM // SAN ANGELO, TEXAS NOV. 12, 2005 // ATTENDANCE: 10,189

After the Rams rallied from a 9-0 first quarter deficit to grab a 10-9 halftime lead, the Gamecocks of Jacksonville State blasted the Rams with a 25-point third quarter to end the Rams’ dream of a national title. Down 9-0, the Rams rumbled 60 yards in nine plays, capped by a 24-yard scoring pass from Mickey Russell to Myron Turner to give the Rams a 10-9 halftime lead. The third quarter was a nightmare as the Gamecocks returned one interception for a score and another interception set up another touchdown.

The Rams made their first postseason appearance in eight years as first-year head coach Dale Carr led ASU to a 9-2 regular season after three-consecutive losing campaigns. Perennial powerhouse Northwest Missouri State was too much, however, as the Bearcats opened up the contest with 21 unanswered points. Freshman tailback Kyle Fox rushed for 174 yards on 21 carries in the loss.

SCORE BY QUARTERS Angelo State Jacksonville State

1 0 9

2 10 0

3 0 25

4 6 0

F 16 34

1994 FIRST ROUND 34

ANGELO STATE WESTERN STATE

PORTLAND STATE ANGELO STATE

29 0

CIVIC STADIUM // PORTLAND, ORE. NOV. 19, 1994 // ATTENDANCE: 4,486 The brutal cold and rain of Portland took its toll on the Rams as the Vikings shut out ASU in the first round of the playoffs. The Ram defense played brilliantly during the game, holding PSU off for most of the first half, before a 33-yard touchdown reception by Antonio Chandler gave the Vikings the lead to stay. The damper was put on ASU’s hopes early in the third quarter, when Jason Ney picked off a Mike Jinks’ pass for a 23-yard touchdown return. ASU was unable to mount its usual passing attack, gaining only 90 yards. SCORE BY QUARTERS Angelo State Portland State

1 0 0

ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

2 0 7

3 0 15

4 0 7

F 0 29

SCORE BY QUARTERS Northwest Missouri State Angelo State

1 14 0

2 21 7

3 7 0

4 3 7

F 45 14

SAN ANGELO STADIUM RECORDS TEAM

INDIVIDUAL

Most Touchdown Receptions

Most Points, One Team

Most Rushing Yards

3, Shock Davis, ASU vs. Harding

69, ASU (69) vs. Fort Lewis (Colo.) (0), Oct. 2, 1993

281, Darick Holmes, Portland State (Ore.) vs.

Most Points, Combined

ASU, Sept. 10, 1994

95, ASU (52) vs. Tarleton Sate (42), Oct. 1, 1994

Most Rushing Attempts

Largest Margin of Victory

43, Jubarko Gaines, Central Oklahoma vs.

69, ASU (69) vs. Fort Lewis (Colo.) (0), Oct. 2, 1993

ASU, Oct. 26, 1996 (199 yards)

Most First Downs

Most Rushing Touchdowns

37, ASU vs. Prairie View A&M, Sept. 14, 1991

5, Heath Sherman, Texas A&M-Kingsville vs. ASU,

Most Rushing Yards

Nov. 22, 1988

468, Texas A&M-Kingsville vs. ASU, Nov. 22, 1986

Longest Rushing Touchdown

Most Passing Yards

81, Eric Standley, ASU vs. Midwestern State,

475, ASU vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville, Nov. 22, 1986

Oct. 24, 1998

Most Total Yards

Most Passing Yards

707, Abilene Christian vs. ASU, Oct. 13, 2007

465, Ned Cox, ASU vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville,

(324 run, 383 pass)

Nov. 22, 1986

Most Rushing Attempts

Most Passing Attempts

96, Texas A&M-Kingsville, Oct. 30, 1982

58, Mike Evans, Lamar vs. ASU, Sept. 2, 1989

Most Passing Attempts

(33 completions)

58, Lamar vs. ASU, Sept. 2, 1989 (33 completions)

Most Completions

58, West Texas A&M vs. ASU, Oct. 23, 2004

44, Dalton Bell, West Texas A&M vs. ASU,

58, West Texas A&M vs. ASU, Oct. 28, 2006

Oct. 28, 2006 (57 completions)

Completions

Most Interceptions Thrown

44, West Texas A&M vs. ASU, Oct. 28, 2006

6, Slade Sherrod, ASU vs. Abilene Christian,

Interceptions Thrown

Sept. 3, 1983

6, ASU vs. Abilene Christian, Sept. 3, 1983

6, Thompson, Western State (Colo.) vs. ASU,

6, Abilene Christian vs. ASU, Sept. 1, 1990

Dec. 9, 1978

Sept. 25, 1999 3, Stanley Veasley, ASU vs. West Texas A&M Sept. 30, 1995 3, Darron Johnson, ASU vs. West Texas A&M Sept. 30, 1989 3, Mike Northcutt, ASU vs. Howard Payne Oct. 22, 1983 Longest Touchdown Pass 98, Lamar Hickey from Chad Robertson, ASU vs. Texas A&M-Commerce, Nov. 8, 2003 Most Total Yards 452, Ned Cox, ASU vs. Texas A&M-Kingsiville, Nov. 22, 1986 (465 pass, -13 rush) All-Purpose Yards 294, Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian vs. ASU, Oct. 13, 2007 (231 run, 63 rec.) Longest Field Goal 54, J.D. Williams, ASU vs. Western State, Sept. 2, 2006 Most Field Goals 4, Jeremy Thompson, Harding vs. ASU, Sept. 25, 1999 Longest Interception/Fumble Return for TD 100, James Cross, ASU vs. Sul Ross State, Nov. 23, 1974 (interception)

Most Fumbles

Most Passing Touchdowns

Longest Punt Return for TD

9, Fort Lewis (Colo.) vs. ASU (3 lost), Oct. 2, 1993

5, Ned Cox, ASU vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville,

81, Valery Jackson, ASU vs. West Texas A&M,

Most Punts

Nov. 22, 1986

13, Cameron OK vs. ASU, Oct. 27, 1990

Most Receiving Yards

Most Penalties

170, Chris Brazzell, ASU vs. Abilene Christian,

17, ASU vs. Abilene Christian, Sept. 1, 1990

Oct. 18, 1997 (5 catches)

Most Penalty Yards

Most Receptions

163, Cal Poly-San Lius Obispo vs. ASU, Sept.

11, Duane Joubert, West Texas A&M vs. ASU,

28, 1991 (16 penalties)

Sept. 30, 1995 (142 yards) 11, David Andrews, ASU vs. Portland State (Ore.), Sept. 10, 1994 (142 yards)

COACHING RECORDS AT THE STADIUM Head Coach

Record (Yrs.)

Pct.

Jim Hess

37-7-1 (8 yrs.)

.833

James Cameron

8-3-0 (2 yrs.)

.727

Jerry Vandergriff

81-38-1 (23 yrs.)

.679

Grant Teaff

11-5-0 (3 yrs.)

.688

Dale Carr

17-15-0 (6 yrs.)

.531

Max Bumgardner

10-16-0 (5 yrs.)

.385

11, Chris Ford, Lamar vs. ASU, Sept. 2, 1989 (132 yards)

Sept. 30, 1995 81, Steven Lee, ASU vs. Sam Houston State, Sept. 16, 1989 Longest Kickoff Return for TD 100, Jurome Lee, ASU vs. West Texas A&M, Sept. 30, 1995 100, Steve Parker, Abilene Christian vs. ASU, Oct. 16, 1982 Most Interceptions 3, Wylie Turner, ASU vs. Western State CO, Dec. 9, 1978

11, Ramon Perry, West Texas A&M vs. ASU, Oct. 28, 2006 (131 yards)

ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

>> Curry Dawson earned both a NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship and was selected as a NFF Scholar-Athlete during his career.

SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARDS

NCAA POSTGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS Two Angelo State Rams have been honored with one of the highest academic awards in collegiate football - an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship. The scholarship, $5,000, is for postgraduate study at the university or professional school of the athlete’s choice. Scholarship selection is competitive, with players nominated from NCAA institutions across the nation. Linebacker Kyle Kirk was selected to CURRY DAWSON receive an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship in 1998. Kirk received an at-large selection. Kirk was one of only seven Division II football players to receive the award in 1998, and became only the second athlete in ASU history to win an NCAA postgraduate scholarship. (Amy Bippert from women’s track was the first in 1995.) Kirk, who maintained a 3.8 grade KYLE KIRK point average in accounting, used his award to pursue a master’s of business administration degree at Angelo State. He received his degree in 1999. Defensive end Curry Dawson was awarded an NCAA scholarship in 2001. Dawson was a Division II selection, and one of only four Division II players to be honored that year. Dawson, who maintained a 3.6 grade point average in animal science, used his award to pursue a master’s of animal science degree at Angelo State.

ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION SCHOLAR-ATHLETE Defensive tackle Curry Dawson (Water Valley) was selected as one of 16 National College Scholar-Athletes, by the National Football Foundation and the College Football Hall of Fame for the 2001 season. Dawson was selected from a pool of 172 candidates from all collegiate football levels-from NCAA Division I to NAIA. Dawson is one of only two NCAA Division II athletes to be so honored, and is the first ASU athlete to win the award in the history of the Ram football program. “We are extremely proud of Curry and his accomplishments,” head coach Jerry Vandergriff said. “He is truly a deserving individual for this award, and I can not think of a finer candidate to represent ASU." Dawson’s impressive athletic resume includes All-America honors in football from three different organizations, and LSC Defensive Lineman of the Year honors in 2000. He is a three-time NCAA D-II national champion in outdoor track and field, where he competed in the shot put and discus. He is a two-time Academic All-American and a five time academic all-Lone Star Conference selection in both track and football. Dawson received a scholarship of $18,000 to pursue postgraduate studies at the school of his choice. He signed a free-agent contract with the Chicago Bears in 2002.

<< Angelo State nose guard Cody Smith was honored as the 2009 recipient of the Greg Stokes Scholarship.

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS

GREG STOKES SCHOLARSHIP

Angelo State is proud to have had five football student-athletes recognized for their outstanding accomplishments in the classroom as well as on the field. Steve Schwartz was named an Academic All-American in 1983 with his selection to the second team that year. Schwartz, a defensive tackle for the Rams, carried a 3.64 grade point average in business. Greg Stokes was named an Academic All-American in both 1994 and 1995 as he was selected to the second team both years. Stokes maintained a 3.295 grade point average in kinesiology. He was killed in a car accident before the final game of his senior season. Kyle Kirk became the Rams’ first first-team Academic All-American in football in 1998 with his selection to the team. Kirk maintained a 3.836 grade point average in accounting. Kirk went on to win an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship his final season at ASU. John Burk became the Rams’ fourth Academic All-American in football in 2000 with his selection to the second team. Burk carried a 3.85 grade point average in kinesiology, and played his final season as a Ram while enrolled in the graduate physical therapy program. Josh Hammerquist became the fifth Ram to earn Academic AllAmerica accolades in 2007 with this selection to the second team. Hammerquist graduated with a degree in mathematics after sporting an impressive 3.96 grade point average. He was the runner up for the Lone Star Conference Football Academic Athlete of the Year as a senior. Angelo State has a long tradition of academic honorees. There has been an Academic All-America honoree in nine of the 13 ASU sports.

JOHN BURK

JOSH HAMMERQUIST

Cody Smith was named as the 2009 recipient of the Greg Stokes Memorial Scholarship. The scholarship is awarded each year to a Ram football player who has made a major contribution to the team, is an upperclassman with an excellent academic record, and is involved in the San Angelo community. The scholarship winner is selected by a committee. The Stokes Memorial Scholarship was established following the death of linebacker Greg Stokes in a one-car accident on Nov. 5, 1995. Stokes earned first team All-America honors from six different organizations in 1995 following his death and was one of eight finalists for the Harlon Hill Trophy, awarded annually to the top player in NCAA Division II football. Stokes was also an Academic All-American for Angelo State, earning second team honors in both 1994 and 1995. “Greg was the kind of player that put people in the stands; they came to watch him play,” former head coach Jerry Vandergriff said. “But he was the kind of person you liked to be around, a good person, hard-worker and friend. He enjoyed playing for the Angelo State fans; he just enjoyed playing football.” For more information on the Stokes Scholarship Fund, or to make a contribution, contact: Greg Stokes Memorial Scholarship, #11023 ASU Station, San Angelo, Texas 76909-1023; (325) 942-2117. Stokes Scholarship Recipients 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001

KYLE KIRK

Erik Hartman Kyle Kirk Ricky Boehle Sam Davis Justin Carrigan

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

Jonathan Palafox James Williamson Jason Brittain Chris Hoppe Josh Hammerquist

STEVE SCHWARTZ

2007 Daniel Thomas 2008 Edward Cantrell 2009 Cody Smith

GREG STOKES

ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

<< Jerry Aldridge was a first team AllNAIA and Associated Press Little All-America selection in 1978.

ANGELO STATE ALL-AMERICANS

JERRY ALDRIDGE - RB 1978 All-NAIA and Associated Press Little All-America First Team

HENRY ALSBROOKS - LB 1988 Associated Press Little All-America First Team

JERRY AUSTIN - RB 1971 NAIA All-America Second Team; Associated Press Little All-America Honorable Mention

BILL BELEW - OG 1994-95 Dr. C.M. Frank All-America Second Team

CHRIS BRAZZELL - WR 1997 Football Gazette All-America Second Team

DON BURRELL - WR 1967 NAIA All-America Honorable Mention

JUSTIN CARTER - TE 2005 D2Football.com All-America Second Team; Football Gazette All-America Third Team

RODNEY CASON - OT 1969-71 NAIA All-America First Team; Associated Press Little All-America Second Team

GREG COLLINS - DE 1993 Associated Press Little All-America Second Team

KEITH COX - LB 1984 Associated Press Little All-America Second Team

NED COX - QB 1985 Associated Press Little All-America Honorable Mention

JAMES CROSS - DB 1975 Kodak All-America First Team

ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

CURRY DAWSON - DT 2000 Football Gazette and D2Football.com Second Team

MICHAEL ELARMS - WR 1982 Kodak All-America First Team; Associated Press Little All America Second Team

BRETT ELLIOTT - OT 1994 Dr. C.M. Frank All-America Honorable Mention

CALVIN FANCE - DE 2009 Associated Press Little All-America Second Team

MARK FOGLE - DB 1989 Football Gazette First Team

STEVE FORD - DT 1984 Associated Press Little All-America Second Team

KYLE FOX - RB 2005 Football Gazette and D2Football Honorable Mention

CHARLIE FRANKLIN - RB 1974 NAIA All-America Second Team

KYLE FREEMAN - DE 1990 Associated Press Little All-America Second Team

J.D. GARLAND - DT 1992 Associated Press Little All-American Second Team

DOUG GEORGE - DE 1994 Dr. C.M. Frank All-America Honorable Mention

ERIK HARTMAN - QB 1997 Football Gazette AllAmerica Second Team

>> Michael Elarms is fourth on ASUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s all-time receiving list and was an allamerica selection in 1982 ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

PETE HIBLER - P 1985 Football News All-America First Team; Associated Press Little AllAmerica Honorable Mention

PIERCE HOLT - DT 1985-87 Associated Press Little All-America; Kodak All-America; Football News All-America First Team

ANTHONY HOPPER - CB 1993 Associated Press Little All-America Second Team

HENRY JACKSON - LB 1985 Associated Press All-America; Footbal News AllAmerica; Kodak All-America First Team

VALERY JACKSON - DB 1994-96 Football Gazette AllAmerica Third Team; Dr. C.M. Frank All-America Honorable Mention

MIKE JINKS - QB 1994 Dr. C.M. Frank All-America Honorable Mention

ANTHONY JOHNSON - RB 1980 NAIA All-America Second Team

BRIAN JOHNSON - DT 1993 CoSIDA All-America Third Team

TRAMAIN JONES - DB 1997 Football Gazette All-America Third Team

KENNETH KENNARD - DT 1976 NAIA All-America Third Team

DAVID KNOWLES - DB 1980 NAIA All-America Second Team

DANE KRAGER - DE 2001 Daktronics All-America; D2Football All-America; Football Gazette All-America First Team

MARK MANEVAL - C 1969 NAIA All-America Second Team

TERRY MARINO - DT 1996 Dr. C.M. Frank All-America Third Team

<< Dane Krager led the Rams in sacks during three different seasons and is ASUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s career leader with 31. ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

MARCUS MAPLE - WR 1994 Football Gazette Third Team

JIMMY MORRIS - P 1992 Associated Press AllAmerica; Kodak All-America First Team

ANDRE PRESIDENT - TE 1994 Football Gazette All-America Second Team

DOMINIC REYES - LB 1999 Associated Press All-America Third Team; Football Gazette All-America; Daktronics Second Team

GLENN SATERFIELD - CB 1984 Associated Press Little All-America Second Team

GEORGE SHAMBLEN - P 2010 Daktronics All-America First Team; Don Hansen AllAmerica Third Team

KELVIN SMITH - LB 1978 Kodak All-America; NAIA All-America First Team

TONY STATEN - CB 1984 Associated Press Little All-America Honorable Mention

GREG STOKES - LB 1993-95 CoSIDA, Dr. C.M. Frank; Football Gazette; Associated Press; AFCA All-America First Team

JASON TEBEAUX - P 1994 Dr. C.M. Frank All-America Honorable Mention

MIKE THOMAS - K 1983 Kodak All-America; Associated Press Little AllAmerica First Team

GARRETT TIDWELL - RS 2010 Daktronics All-America; Don Hansen All-America First Team

STANLEY VEASLEY - WR 1996 Dr. C.M. Frank All-America Second Team

RON WAGNER - OG 1997 Associated Press Little All-America Second Team

CLAYTON WEISHUHN - LB 1980-81 Associated Press; Kodak; NAIA All-America First and Second Team

THOMAS WILLIAMS - LB 1971 Associated Press Little All-America Honorable Mention

WESLEY WILLIAMS - RB 1985 Associated Press Little All-America Honorable Mention

KELVIN WILLIAMS - S 1984 Associated Press Little All-America Honorable Mention

KEN WILLIAMS - OT 1984 Associated Press Little All-America Honorable Mention

ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

HARLON HILL TROPHY The top award for football players at the NCAA Division II level is the Harlon Hill Trophy. The trophy, established in 1986 by a group of residents of the Shoals area in Alabama, is named in honor of Harlon Hill. Hill was a small college AllAmerican receiver at Florence State Teachers College (now University of North Alabama). Hill went from an unknown college player to the National Football League Rookie of the Year in 1954. The following season he caught 42 passes for 789 yards and nine TDâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s to earn the Jim Thorpe Trophy as the NFL Most Valuable Player. The trophy was designed to highlight the achievements of athletes at the Division II level, which are often overlooked for players at the I and IA level. The award is given annually to the player selected as the best in Division II by the over 100 sports information directors at institutions competing in football. The award is presented annually during the week of the NCAA Division II championship game. Players are nominated from across the country. The nominations are reviewed by a regional committee, which selects players for inclusion on the regional ballot. Two winners are selected from each of the four NCAA regions by a vote of SIDs in that region. Those eight players comprise the national ballot, from which the winner is selected. During the years, Angelo State has nominated several players for the award, with two players reaching the final national ballot of eight. In 1997, quarterback Erik Hartman finished sixth in the national voting, after leading ASU to the NCAA Division II quarterfinals and finishing second in the nation in total offense. ASUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s only other finalist was in 1995, when linebacker Greg Stokes finished sixth in the national voting. The list of ASU candidates includes some of the finest players ever to wear a Ram uniform. 42

GREG STOKES Linebacker, 1995 Finalist ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

HARLON HILL TROPHY ASU CANDIDATES

NED COX Quarterback, 1986

ERIK HARTMAN Quarterback, 1997 Finalist

PIERCE HOLT Defensive End, 1986

VALERY JACKSON Cornerback, 1986

DANE KRAGER Defensive End, 2001

WILBUR ODOM Quarterback, 1992

DOMINIC REYES Linebacker, 1999

MICKEY RUSSELL Quarterback, 1989

HALL OF FAME RAMS PIERCE HOLT Holt was one of 11 inductees into the 1997 Divisional Class for the hall. The Hall of Fame only began admitting members from Division II and Division III institutions in 1995. Holt was chosen from more than 200 nominees from the NCAA Division IAA, II, III and NAIA schools. Holt began his career at ASU at a late age for football players (22), and with a condition known as amblyopia, a congenital condition that left him with only 10 percent vision in his left eye. He overcame every obstacle to become a consensus All-American, a two-time LSC Defensive Player of the Year, and the Small College Defensive Player of the Year in 1987. When the defensive tackle stepped off the ASU playing field in 1987, he moved on to a professional football career that few players can match - two Super Bowl rings along with all-Pro honors and two Pro Bowl appearances. Holt was equally hard working in the classroom, earning first team Academic All-LSC honors in both 1986 and 1987. He attended ASU on a Carr Scholarship, and received his degree in physical education with honors in 1987, and has completed hours towards a masterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s degree. Holt retired from professional football in 1996, concluding his career with the Atlanta Falcons, after several seasons playing with the San Fransisco 49ers.

GRANT TEAFF The legendary coach Grant Teaff entered the Hall of Fame in the 2001 class. Teaff coached at Angelo State from 1969 to 1971, leading the rams to a 19-11 mark in his three seasons. He never had a losing campaign at ASU, and led the Rams to a 38-21 win over the numberone ranked Javelinas of Texas A&I in 1970. Teaff, a native of nearby Snyder, Texas, began his education at San Angelo Junior College (which became Angelo State), and received his bachelorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s degree from McMurry in 1956. He began coaching at Lubbock High, and then moved on to McMurry in 1957, as an assistant, and became head coach there in 1960. After a short stint as an assistant at Texas Tech, Teaff arrived at ASU in 1969. Following his career at ASU, Teaff moved to Baylor, where he guided the Bears to two Southwest Conference titles and eight bowl appearances. He retired from coaching in 1992, as the all-time winningest coach at Baylor. He was honored by ASU in 1995 with a Distinguished Alumni Award. Teaff now serves as the executive director of the American Football Coaches Association, a position he has held since 1994. The AFCA is one of the most powerful groups in intercollegiate athletics, and Teaff has guided the group into the strong position they enjoy today.

RODNEY CASON Rodney Cason, an Angelo State and San Angelo Lake View High School graduate, was one of six players and three coaches inducted to the College Football Hall of Fame in 2002. Cason was an offensive tackle who played for Angelo State from 1969 to 1971. Cason became the first Ram to become a three time NAIA All-American, and he and fellow College Football Hall of Fame member Pierce Holt, and Greg Stokes are the only Angelo State players to hold the distinction of being a three-time All-American. Cason also earned second team honors twice from Associated Press. Cason was also a three-time, first team all-Lone Star Conference selection during his career in a Ram uniform. Cason was the captain of the 1971 Ram team and was a major part of a permanent Angelo State turnaround. The Rams had four consecutive losing seasons prior to 1969, but had winning seasons the next three years with Cason starting at tackle, and the program has had only two losing seasons in the 34 years since. He also led the Ram team to a 7-3 record in 1971, which included an appearance in the NAIA National Semifinals. Cason was an 11th round draft choice of the New England Patriots in 1972. Following his career in football, he was briefly a teacher and high school coach. More recently he has pursued what has become a successful career in the oil industry. He currently lives in Alaska where he is Operations Superintendent for Tesoro Petroleum. ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

IN THE PROS Eleven Rams have played in the NFL with three different former ASU football players contributing to five different Super Bowl teams. Several others have spent time in NFL camps or on practice squads. Angelo State has also placed several athletes in different professional football leagues during the years, including the USFL, CFL, Arena League and World Football League. Former Angelo State quarterback Josh Neiswander became the latest Ram to sign a professional contract as a quarterback with two-time defending Canadian Football League champion Montreal.

• Jerry Aldridge, one of the Rams’ top runners, spent two seasons with

• Ken Kennard was an All-American at ASU in 1976 before going on

the San Francisco 49ers in 1979 and 1980, before joining Oakland of

to a standout career with the Houston Oilers. He was the starting nose

the USFL. He was part of the same draft class with future HOF QB Joe

tackle for an Oiler defense that gave up the second fewest points of

Montana and 49ers All-Pro WR Dwight Clark.

any defense in the league in 1980.

• Chris Brazzell, after setting a host of school records, was selected

• Dane Krager spent time in camp with Minnesota and Seattle before

in the sixth round in 1998 by the New York Jets. After two years with

a successful career in the arena league. He also appeared in Adam

the Dallas Cowboys, Brazzell played with Hamilton, Edmonton and

Sandler’s The Longest Yard remake and on the television show Friday

Winnipeg of the CFL.

Night Lights.

• Shockmain Davis signed a free-agent contract with the New England

• Andre President was a Ram from 1993-94 and appeared on the

Patriots after the 2000 season and was one of only two rookie free

NCAA playoff team of 1994. He played for both the New England

agents to start a game for the Patriots that season. He appeared in 12

Patriots and Chicago Bears during his brief pro career and played for

games in 2000.

Super Bowl winning coaches Bill Parcells and Dave Wannstedt.

• Alvin Garrett was a starter on ASU’s national championship team

• Wiley Turner spent several seasons with the Green Bay Packers, after

in 1978 and then went on to win a Super Bowl with the Washington

concluding his career at ASU in 1978 with a national championship.

Redskins. Garrett is probably best known for being the subject of the

He also earned All-CFL honors with Winnipeg during his professional

controversial comments by broadcaster Howard Cosell on a Monday

career. His best NFL season was in 1980 when he played in 16 games

Night Football broadcast.

and had two interceptions for the Packers.

• Shawn Hollingsworth played one season, 1983, with the Denver

• Clayton Weishuhn established himself as one of the greatest players

Broncos, after playing three seasons with ASU from 1980-82. It was

in ASU history. He was a teammate of Alvin Garrett on the 1978

also the rookie year of Broncos HOF QB John Elway.

national championship team, before going on to the New England

• Pierce Holt was a second-round pick of the San Francisco 49ers and played on two Super Bowl Championship teams. He was also a starter in the 1993 Pro Bowl and was a starter for the Atlanta Falcons until his

DANE KRAGER Minnesota Vikings Seattle Seahawks Arizona Rattlers Austin Wranglers

Patriots. In only his second year of 1983, he led the team with an incredible 229 total tackles and averaged 14.3 stops per game in ‘83. Weishuhn selected to Pro Football Weekly’s All-Rookie Team.

retirement in 1996. Holt was picked to the Lone Star Conference team

• Charlie West played for San Angelo College before transferring

of the decade for the 1980’s and is a member of the College Football

to UTEP and eventually getting drafted in the second round by the

Hall of Fame.

Minnesota Vikings. West had seven picks in 1971 and 15 for his career.

ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

CALVIN FANCE Saskatchewan Roughriders

JONATHAN PALAFOX Buffalo Bills Amsterdam Admirals

CHRIS BRAZZELL Dallas Cowboys

ANDRE PRESIDENT New England Patriots Chicago Bears

WYLIE TURNER Green Bay Packrs

JERRY ALDRIDGE San Francisco 49ers

SHOCKMAIN DAVIS New England Patriots Green Bay Packers

ALVIN GARRETT Washington Redskins

SHAWN HOLLINGSWORTH Denver Broncos

PIERCE HOLT San Francisco 49ers Atlanta Falcons

KEN KENNARD Houston Oilers

CLAYTON WEISHUHN New England Patriots

CHARLIE WEST Minnesota Vikings

ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

ASU ALL-LSC PICKS* 2010

1981

Frank Graves, OT

Kevin Steen, OG

Garrett Tidwell, KR/PR

Darron Johnson, WR

Clayton Weishuhn, LB

Ken Washington, WR

Doug Kuhlmann, QB

2008 Jason Watson, TE 2005 Justin Carter, TE Kyle Fox, RB

Antheny Pape, DT

James Williamson, LB 2001 Ryan Rechichar, TE

1980

Terry Tilton, LB

Anthony Johnson, RB

Jimmy Morris, P

Paul Miller, WR

1990 2004

Ben Barley, OT

Frank Graves, OT

Kevin Steen, OG

Myron Turner, WR

Clayton Weishuhn, LB

Derrick Franklin, DB

David Knowles, DB

1989

Darnell White, DB

Dane Krager, DE

Mickey Russell, QB

Curry Dawson, DT

Darren Johnson, WR

Sam Davis, DB

Myron Turner, TE

Kevin Steen, OG

Jonathan Palafox, DB

Pede Hunt, LB

Dwayne Overstreet, C

Mark Fogle, DB

Joe Calderon, P

2000 Ricky Boehle, WR

1988

Joe Gibson, TE

Mickey Russell, QB

Curry Dawson, DT

Kelvin Kelley, WR

Jason Windfield, DB

Joe Calderon, P 1979

ASU LSC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

Clayton Weishuhn, LB David Knowles, DB

2010

1999

1988

1978

Dakarai Pecikonis, O, Sept. 13

Dane Krager, D, Sept. 11

Mark Fogle, D, Oct. 4

Scott Ledet, C

Jerry Aldridge, RB

Dakarai Pecikonis, ST, Oct. 11

Ben Reid, O, Oct. 10

Henry Alsbrooks, D, Oct. 11

Frank Habecker, OG

Kent Crouch, OT

George Shamblen, ST, Nov. 1

Ben Reid, O, Oct. 17

Mickey Russell, O, Nov. 1

Shockmain Davis, WR

Welman Bauer, DT

Robert Nealy, OG

Garrett Tidwell, ST, Nov. 8

Colby Carthel, D, Oct. 24

Lacy Mayberry, D, Nov. 8

Stacy Pierson, OT

Henry Alsbrooks, LB

Vance Jenkins, PK

Josh Neiswander, O, Nov. 15

Anwar High, D, Oct. 31

Andy Bandura, TE

Pede Hunt, LB

Marvin Williams, DE

Dane Krager, DL

Chad Sthele, DB

Kelvin Smith, LB

Garrett Tidwell, ST, Sept. 7

Dominic Reyes, D, Oct. 17

Wylie Turner, DB

Josh Neiswander, O, Sept. 14

Eric Standley, O, Oct. 24

Tyler Ware, OT

David Knowles, DB

D’Angelo Waites, D, Sept. 21

Wayne Braziel, D, Nov. 7

Pierce Holt, DT

John Nunley, DB

Pete Parker, D, Sept. 28

1999

Dominic Reyes, LB Marcus Hill, DB 1998

1987

Shockmain Davis, WR

Doyle Weishuhn, DT

Kyle Kirk, LB

Wendell Byrd, DE 1997

1986

Chris Brazzell, WR

Pat Graves, OT

Erik Hartman, QB

Tyler Ware, OG

Ron Wagner, OG

Pierce Holt, DT

Brett Elliott, OT

Doyle Weishuhn, DT

Tramain Jones, DB 1996

1985

1977

2009

2008

1998

1997

1987 Wendell Byrd, D, Sept. 14 Mickey Russell, O, Oct. 12 1985 Wesley Williams, O, Sept. 9 Henry Jackson, D, Oct. 21

Stanley Johnson, O, Sept. 2

Wesley Williams, O, Oct. 21

Mike Millegan, DB

Nick Williams, ST, Oct. 20

Kyle Kirk, D, Sept. 2

Henry Jackson, D, Nov. 4

Kelvin Smith, LB

Quinton Butler, D, Nov. 3

Chris Brazzell, O, Sept. 20

Ned Cox, O, Nov. 11

Wylie Turner, DB

Nick Williams, ST, Nov. 3

Chris Brazzell, O, Oct. 6

2007 1976 Eddie Bates, P Ken Kennard, DT

Sam Tindol, ST, Sept. 2 Daniel Thomas, O, Oct. 7 2006

Glenn Saterfield, D, Sept. 9

Erik Hartman, O, Nov. 11

Jeff McCormick, D, Oct. 1

1996

Karl Haney, D, Oct. 22

Tramain Jones, D, Aug. 31

Tony Staten, D, Nov. 5

Erik Hartman, O, Oct. 5

Wilbert Jefferson, O, Nov. 5 Ned Cox, O, Nov. 12

Stanley Veasley, WR

Donald Johnson, OT

Keith Ligon, LB

Valery Jackson, DB

Pat Graves, OT

James Cross, DB

Kyle Fox, ST, Aug. 29

Trevor Blair, O, Oct. 26

Ned Cox, QB

Steve Wilson, WR

Trey Weishuhn, O, Sept. 25

Stanley Veasley, O, Nov. 9

2005

Ned Cox, O, Oct. 22

Jurome Lee, O, Aug. 31

Mark Urquiaga, DE

J.D Williams, ST, Sept. 3

1984

Chris Brazzell, O, Oct. 20

Randal Gorton, OG

1995

1982

Stanley Veasley, WR

Wesley Williams, RB

Kyle Johnson, TE

Pete Hibler, P

Kenneth Kennard, DT

Kyle Fox, O, Oct. 23

Greg Stokes, D, Sept. 4

Michael Elarms, O, Oct. 18

Billy Belew, OG

Pierce Holt, DT

Mark Urquiaga, DE

Kyle Fox, O, Nov. 6

Greg Stokes, D, Sept. 11

Ernest Pennington, O, Nov. 15

Terry Marino, DL

Henry Jackson, LB

Keith Ligon, LB

J.D. Williams, ST, Nov. 6

Jurome Lee, O, Oct. 2

Greg Stokes, LB

Kelvin Williams, SS

James Cross, DB

Valery Jackson, DB 1994

1991

George Shamblen, P

1984 Ken Williams, OG

1975

J.D. Williams, ST, Sept. 25

2004

Steve Wilson, WR

Bryan Hepler, ST, Aug. 29

Dewayne Osborne, OG

Wesley Lambert, D, Oct. 17

Eddie O’Brien, O, Sept. 6

1981

Greg Stokes, D, Oct. 2

Doug Kuhlmann, O, Sept. 21

Greg Stokes, D*, Nov. 6

Clayton Weishuhn, D, Nov. 23

1994

1980

Mike Jinks, O, Oct. 8

Doug Kuhlmann, O, Sept. 22

2003

Greg Stokes, D, Oct. 15

Al Celaya, D, Oct. 6

James Williamson, D, Sept. 28

Kevin Pepper, D, Nov. 5

Doug Kuhlmann, O, Oct. 13

Billy Belew, OG

Ned Cox, QB

Brett Elliott, OT

Mike Northcutt, FL

Charlie Franklin, RB

Andre President, TE

Steve Ford, DT

Steve Wilson, WR

Mike Jinks, QB

Karl Haney, DE

1973

Marcus Maple, WR

Keith Cox, LB

Thomas Williams, LB

Jamin Phipps, ST, Oct. 5

Greg Collins, D, Sept. 11

Jason Tebeaux, P

Glenn Saterfield, CB

Larry Moore, DE

J.D. Zimmerhanzel, ST, Nov. 9

Greg Stokes, D, Sept. 25

1979

Doug George, DL

Kelvin Williams, SS

2002

Greg Stokes, D, Oct. 16

Clayton Weishuhn, D, Sept. 30

Greg Stokes, LB

Tony Staten, CB

Valery Jackson, CB 1993

1983 Mike Thomas, PK

1974

1972 Tommy Orsak, DT Thomas Williams, LB 1971

Tyrell McCrea, D, Oct. 31

Brad Barnes, ST, Sept. 28

Marcus Charles, ST, Nov. 10 2001

1993

1992 Wilbur Odom, O, Sept. 12

Neil Martinez, ST, Sept. 30

Marcus Maple, O, Oct. 17 Wilbur Odom, O, Oct. 24

Clayton Weishuhn, D, Oct. 27 Anthony Johnson, O, Nov. 3

Anthony Johnson, O, Oct. 15 Kelvin Ratliff, O, Nov. 12 1978

Greg Collins, DE

Leonard Anderson, DE

Jerry Austin, RB

Dane Krager, D, Oct. 7

Anthony Hooper, DB

Paul Pogue, LB

Bill DeMent, P

Jon Palafox, D, Oct. 14

Brian Johnson, OT

Steve Ford, DT

Rodney Cason, OT

SterlinGilbert, O, Oct. 21

Wilbur Odom, O, Oct. 28

Jerry Aldridge, O, Sept. 25

Wayne Mathis, WR

Glenn Saterfield, DB

Thomas Williams, LB

Neil Martinez, ST, Oct. 21

Jeff Grays, D, Nov. 4

Marvin Williams, D, Oct. 16

Jon Palafox, D, Nov. 4

Wilbur Odom, O, Nov. 18

1992 J.D. Garland, DT

Mike Northcutt, FL 1982

1970 Billy York, DB

2000

Jimmy Morris, P

Michael Elarms, WR

Jerry Austin, RB

Sterlin Gilbert, O, Sept. 3

Wilbur Odom, QB

Mike Thomas, PK

Rodney Cason, OT

Matt Fryar, D, Sept. 10

Kenneth Turner, LB *First-Team Only Selections

ANGELO STATE FOOTBALL RECORDS

1991

1990 Ken Washington, O, Sept. 10 1989

Ricky Boehle, O, Oct. 15

Robert Thornton, O, Sept. 18

Tromaine Scott, D, Nov. 11

Terry Tilton, D, Sept. 25

Mark Embry, O, Sept. 11 Jerry Aldridge, O, Sept. 18

1977 Stanley Carter, O, Oct. 30 Kelvin Smith, D, Sept. 11 Darnell White, D, Oct. 16 *Honorary player of the week; #in 1997 the LSC split player of the week awards in North/ South Divisions.