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Special thanks to the 1972 Football Team 50th Anniversary Planning Committee. A huge thank you to Annette Wedderburn, 2022 inductee into the Bowie State Sports Hall of Fame, a BSU staff member in the Office of Event Services, Executive Director of the Bowie State University National Alumni Association, a mom and a wife for her extraordinary commitment, service, time and talent. Thanks to Ricardo Mitchell, President of the Sports Hall of Fame Alumni Chapter, for his ideas, organizational expertise, and channeling resources to this effort. Thanks to Cecilia and Dione Bowlding (a member of the 1972 team) for having the vision to have the reunion during a game and for investing time and money. They also served as our spiritual advisors, praying with and for us along the way. Thanks to Donald Ball, a member of the 1972 team and 4-time BSU Hall of Famer, who was a part of every twist and turn taken from day one of this venture. Donald has been a part of every conversation and generously contributed financially to ensure the success of this event. Thanks to Andre McCollough, a member of the 1972 Team who always asked detail-oriented questions, which led to improved logistics. Thanks to Ruby Nelson, who made the armbands for the family members of our deceased teammates who are represented by family members today, and Ruby provided the cheerleader perspective. Thanks to Rene Howard and Arlene Creek committee members, who are both members of the BSU Athletics Department and served multiple roles in support of this “Golden Anniversary. Rounding out the committee are Calvin Kinney and Paul Valentine. Their insight, commitment, and service helped us stay focused and plan a day that will be enjoyable and meaningful. John A. Word, Sr. Chairperson

Congratulations to the Bowie State College 1972 Football team, coaches, and cheerleaders as they return to where it all began 50 years ago. As the chair of an outstanding group of administrators, staff, alumni, and friends, I am humbled and very pleased that this anniversary reunion is finally here. In order to get to this day and assemble a group who, in some cases, have not been back to campus and may not have seen each other in almost 50 years proved to be a labor of love that was worth every ounce of energy it took to bring this event to fruition. There is no way an event of this magnitude could happen without the support of more people than this space allows to mention, coming together to plan and execute a common vision and goal.

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This reunion would not have gotten off the ground without the support of Mr. Brent Swinton, VP for Institutional Advancement, and Mr. Clyde Doughty, Jr., VP for Recreation and Athletics. They both believed that telling the story of our beloved alma mater is more than important but essential. They put the full force of their respective offices to work to make things happen, and we are forever indebted and grateful. My 50 year love affair with Bowie State began as a member of the 1972 football team. Subsequently, I got involved in student government, pledged Groove Phi Groove Social Fellowship, earned 2 degrees from Bowie and a third from George Washington University, and served as an adjunct instructor at Bowie, first in the history department and then in the college of education for 20 years. I then served as President of the Bowie State University National Alumni Association for 4 years, 2012 2016. Over these 50 years, I’ve had the pleasure of meeting hundreds of alumni and friends that know the value of Bowie State University and love it as I do. Today we celebrate a bit of our history as we commemorate and celebrate 50 Years of Football at Bowie State in the modern era.

Dr. John A. Word, Sr.

Chairperson

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History of the 1972 Team

On April 4, 1968, 228 Bowie State students were arrested for protesting in Annapolis at the State House. They demanded to speak to the Governor andthenrefusedtoleavewhenhedidnotappear. The protest led to the expansion of the curricular offerings and plans to build new learning and dormitoryspaces.

Before players could take to the field in 1972, the school needed to hire a coach. Cleophus C. Hatcher, former head coach at Cheney State in Pennsylvania, was recruited to coach the team. Mr. Hatcher at the time,andsubsequentlyDr.Hatchercoachedgolfand women’s Basketball and was a prospect to coach football. Mr. Hatcher became ill and his health took himoutofconsideration Thisopportunityusheredin the era of Coach Staley Jackson. Coach Jackson had success as the coach of Federal City College in Washington,DC(thepredecessortotheUniversityof The District of Columbia) and was recruited to take on the tremendous challenge of starting a football team at Bowie State. Coach Jackson and his team recruited players from Annapolis, Baltimore, Washington,DC.andbeyond.

B O W I E S T A T E C O L L E G E

This year commemorates the 50th Anniversary of football in the “modern era” at Bowie State University. In the Summer of 1972 approximately 100 young men arrived on the campus of Bowie StateCollegeandchangedthingsattheschoolfor the foreseeable future. For over 100 years, Bowie State had been a quiet haven for aspiring educators,mostlyfemale Theschoolhadaproud historyanditsimpactontheregionandthestate, whilesignificant,wasrarelyapplauded.

HISTORY

The students had a list of issues for which they were seeking resolution, including limited and poor housing, broader curricular offerings, and physical plant improvements. Student Government Associationpresidentin1972,LarryKing,isquotedin the schools’ newspaper “Ebony Tree”, saying that students didn’t know they had the power to affect the kind of change that resulted in Bowie having Football.TheAthleticDirectoratthetime,ACJordon who the basketball arena is named after was a tirelessadvocateforbringingfootballtoBowieState.

1972 B O W I E S T A T E C O L L E G E Support/ Give

REUNION1972 FOOTBALL TEAM BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY 13 FROM 1972 WHOANDSURVIVEDTHRIVED DONALD BALL Offensive DemathaWashington,Co-CaptainGuardDCHighSchool5’8”190lbsAllMetropolitan TONY BYRUM Running MonroeMonroe,BackNCHighSchool5’9”-170 BRIAN SMITH Silver Spring, MD Paint Branch High School 6”0” -195 lbs DONALD WILLIAMS Running DunbarWashington,BackDCHighSchool5”11’.–205lbs NORRIS “BUBBA” ROY Washington, DC Dematha High School 6’2”. -250 lbs Wide Receiver ANDRE MCCOLLOUGH Hillcrest Heights, MD Potomac High School 6’0” - 170 lbs MILTON CARR Baltimore, MD Carver High School 6’ 2” – 225 lbs Maryland All State NAIA All American Linebacker GREG PARKS Baltimore, MD Edmonson High School 6”0” - 185 lbs GREG MCCOLLOUGH HillcrestCo-CaptainHeights, MD Potomac High School 6’1”- 190 lbs NAIA District All Star Team NAIA All HonorableAmericanMentionMarylandAllStar EARL SPEIGHTS Laurel, MD Fairmont Heights High School 6’1”. – 200 lbs RAYMOND GERALD Safety Annapolis, MD Fairmont Heights High 6”0’.School–170 lbs Running Back DIONE BOWLDING Washington, DC Eastern High School 6”0” - 175 Safety PAUL VALENTINE Washington, DC Eastern High School 5” 8”. – 155 bs

1972 50th Anniversary Reunion Gone Too Soon Coaches Clark Mester, Jr. Clarence R. Thomas Players Brian Freeman Dereck Sullivan Gregory Park Horace Fleming James Mobley Ralph Salter

Robert Cross Robert Spells William "Doc" Holiday Norris “Bubba” Roy Raymond Gerald

BOWIE ST. POISED ON EDGE OF BIG FOOTBALL ADVENTURE

Reprinted by BSU Sports Hall of Fame 08/01/2022.

Bowie Staley Jackson is about to start on what he thinks of as a long adventure, perhaps a lifelong adventure. For over a year, Jackson has worked to organize, recruit, equip, and field a varsity football team at Bowie State College On Saturday, Bowie plays its first football game ever at Virginia Commonwealth “Everybody over here is on the edge of their seats I think I’m more excited than the fellows I can’t walk across campus without people stopping me to ask about the team,” he said Bowie State students have a right to ask the coach questions They are paying for the team. “The student activities fee was increased to finance the team,” says Jackson who was named Howard University’s athlete of the decade on graduating in 1965. Bowie students decided several years ago that the liberal arts college needed to improve its “male image.” It originally established its reputation as a school specializing in training women for elementary education. Because of Jackson’s recruiting, about 85 per cent of Bowie’s 60 man squad is freshman. During his year of setting up the football program, Jackson spent “one whole month talking to over 200 players. I sent letters to every Washington and Baltimore high school Every single one ” Consequently, there are many local starters: Robert Cross, Cardozo end; Don Williams, Dunbar back; Don Ball, DeMatha’s all metropolitan guard; Rusty Baker Bowie linebacker; Tom Kelsic, 280 pound Roosevelt tackle, and William Valentine, Eastern safety, among others BY THOMAS BOSWELL WASHINGTON POST STAFF WRITER

“Right now everything happy. We scrimmaged the Howard University freshmen and played them even. Our defense held them to almost no yardage And we moved the ball even though we didn’t throw a pass ” Does he hope Bowie will be as good as Howard when his freshman are seniors? “Weeeeeelll, something like that,” he confesses

“On top of that there are so many girls out here that even the guys on the last string have instant popularity I have to constantly be on the lookout, you know, to keep ‘em on a straight line It’s a lot of freshmen to handle If this all doesn’t work out,” Jackson concludes, “it won’t be because I haven’t worked as hard as I could I’m here at 8 a m and leave at 9 or 10 at night. Sometimes I look at an old well known coach and I wonder what this’ll all be in 10 or 15 years. Something to be proud of or a big bust. But I guess it’s too late to be thinking about that. I just have to keep truckin’.”

The coach is finding that his problems, instead of going away after all his work, are still increasing. “You work like hell to get ‘em in, and now you have to work like hell to keep ‘em in. That will be the key to our program keeping our players in school. I have to stay close on ‘em. Kids won’t tell you things are going bad. They’d rather quietly flunk out and disappear. You try to help them before they get in so deep nobody can pull them out.”

2021 Overall Record: 12-2

Founded: January 9, 1865 Enrollment: 6,321 President: Dr. Aminta Breaux

Assistant Athletic Trainer: Courtnee Springs

Head Athletic Trainer: TBD

Nickname: Bulldogs Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA), Northern Division Home Facility: Bulldogs Stadium (2,964)

2021 Conference Record / Finish: 7-0 / CIAA Champions

Lettermen Returning (Offense / Defense): 12 / 16 Starters Returning(Offense / Defense): 4 / 4

Ticket Prices: $25 General Admission, Children 12 and under are admitted free with a paid adult. (NOTE: Ticket regulations are subject to change)

Location: Bowie, MD (Prince George’s County)

Credits: The Bowie State University 2022 football pro gram was produced by the BSU Conference Services and BSU’s Office of Media Relations. The publication was compiled and edited by Dr. Jolisa Williams, Assis tant Atheltic Director for Media Relations.

Academic Calendar: Two Semesters University Information: 301-860-4000 Admissions: 301-860-3415

Overall Record: Same Office Phone: 301-860 -3580 Coach Wilson’s E-mail: kljackson@bowiestate.edu

Interim Head Coach: Kyle Jackson Record at Bowie State: 0-0 (1st Season)

Assistant AD for Media Relations: Dr. Jolisa Williams Office Phone: 301-860-3574

Assistant Athletic Trainer: Crystal Asemblrey Office Phone: 301-860-3581

Press Area: The press box (including roof access) is restricted to working media and visiting coaches only. All those holding credentials are expected to observe proper decorum in the press area at all times. PreGame Notes, Flip Cards and statistics will be provided in the press Photographybox.and

Homecoming Tickets: $30 General Admission. Children 12 and under are admitted free with a paid adult. For additional information call 301-860-3793.

Surface: Synthetic Turf Vice President of Athletics & Recreation: Clyde Doughty Jr.

Video: Credentials will distributed to only accredited media outlets, if requested in advance. Photographers and videographers may shoot along the sidelines and end lines but only in the designated areas outside of the team boxes per NCAA regulations.

Athletic Website: www.bsubulldogs.com

SID Fax: 301-860-3585 SID E-mail: jkwilliams@bowiestate.edu

QUICK FACTS

Parking: A limited number of media parking spaces are available on a first come, first serve basis along the outerfield fence of the softball field which is adjacent to the football stadium.

Associate Athletic Director/SWA: Arlene Creek Faculty Athletic Representative: Dr. Sean Coleman

Athletic photographs courtesy of Tim Rice and Lawrence Johnson. Additional photos courtesy of the Bowie State Office of University Relations and Marketing.

Financial Aid: 301-860-3540

Credentials: Requests for media credentials should be made at least three days in advance of game day. All credentials will be left at the Media Will Call/Handicap ticket booth in front of Leonidas S. James Physical Education Complex. Interior space in the press box is very limited and every effort to accommodate you will be made. However, a credential does not guarantee a seat in the press box.

Media Information

University Website: www.bowiestate.edu

BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY 2022 FOOTBALL

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DR. AMINTA BREAUX

PresidentDr.Aminta

Previously, she was dean of students at University of the Sciences in Philadelphia, known as the country’s first college of pharmacy. At Drexel University, she served as assistant provost, overseeing experiential learning and service-learning programs, and as director of co-operative education and career services. She got her start in higher education as a career counselor at the University of Pennsylvania.

H. Breaux brings more than 30 years of diverse higher education leadership experience to her position as the 10th president of Bowie State University. Throughout her career, she has demonstrated a passion for ensuring student development and success. She is dedicated to building on the legacy and rich history of Maryland’s oldest historically black university. Before joining Bowie State University in July 2017, Dr. Breaux served as vice president for advancement for Millersville University, where she oversaw fundraising, alumni engagement, event management, and external relations. Before that, she was vice president for student affairs at Millersville University, leading several student-centered areas, including athletics, counseling services, health services, the women’s and wellness center, Greek life, campus recreation, university police, student programs, housing and residential programs, judicial affairs, and financial aid.

Dr. Breaux is committed to serving her community, particularly with programs and support activities that enrich the lives of children and youth. She served on the board of directors for Leadership Lancaster, SCORE of Lancaster-Lebanon, the Lancaster City Alliance, the American Cities Foundation, Philadelphia Academies, and Dancing Classrooms Philly. She also served on the resource board for the United Way and on the mission and community benefit committee of Lancaster General Health. She is an emeritus trustee of Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia after serving there for 16 years.

She holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Temple University, a master’s degree in psychological services in education from the University of Pennsylvania, and a doctorate in counseling psychology from Temple University. She is also a graduate of the Harvard Institute for Executive Management and the American Association for State Colleges and Universities Millennium Leadership Institute.Dr.Breaux and her husband, Melvin – a former partner of Drinker Biddle and Reath – have three daughters and three grandchildren.

CLYDE DOUGHTY JR.

The men’s soccer program has participated in the NCAA tournament in 2003, 2005 (elite 8), 2007 and 2013. The softball program earned a NCAA regional bid in 2008 while the women’s basketball team earned their first ever NCAA bid in 2013.

The women’s volleyball team has made several NCAA tournament appearances; 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2011 & 2013. The men’s and women’s tennis team earned NCAA DII appearances in 2013 with both programs advancing to the sweet 16 in 2013.

Doughty counts among his intercollegiate athletic achievements the enhancing of the NYIT’s athletic department’s organizational structure and stability, and improving the academic performances of NYIT’s student-athletes. Upon his departure from NYIT, the athletic department boasted an overall GPA of 3.3. During Doughty’s tenure, the Bears earned numerous appearances in NCAA and Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC) post-season play. The men’s lacrosse team has captured the NCAA National championship four times, 1997, 2003, 2005 and 2008, the ECAC Championship in 2001 and appeared in the NCAA DII championship game on two other occasions, 1994 and 2002. The men’s basketball team captured the ECAC championship in 1995 and earned a NCAA bid in 2004, while the men’s track and field placed third at the NCAA DII Outdoor Track and Field Championships in 1999 and second at the Indoor Championships in 2001.

Vice President of Athletics & Recreation

Clyde

Doughty Jr. began his tenure as Director of Intercollegiate Athletics at Bowie State University in January of 2015. Prior to that, he spent 38 years at New York Institute of Technology as a Division II student-athlete and athletic administrator. He earned a scholarship to NYIT and during his basketball career, the Bears made it to the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division II Tournament in 1978 and 1980, losing in the national championship game to Virginia Union in 1980. After graduating Doughty became the Academic Advisor to student-athletes in 1982. In 1984, he was appointed the Assistant Director of Athletics and in 1988; he succeeded Dr. William T. Lai as Director of Athletics and Recreation.

Doughty, who earned a bachelor’s degree in Business Management, has two master’s degrees from NYIT; one in Human Resource Management and one in Human Relations. He is currently pursuing a doctoral degree in Educational Leadership at Bowie State University. In January 2001, Doughty was selected to a four-year term as a member of the NCAA Division II Management Council to represent the East Coast Conference (ECC). The council implements policies adopted by the NCAA Executive Committee and the Presidents’ Council, interprets Division 2 bylaws, and recommends the adoption of amendments and regulations regarding Division 2 athletics. As part of his Management Council responsibilities, Doughty served on two project teams; Graduation Rates (2002-2003) and the NCAA Diversity Leadership Strategic Planning Committee. Additionally, Doughty

Since 2009, Doughty has served as the Master of Ceremonies for the NCAA Career in Sports Forum. The Forum is a four day event during which selected student-athlete are exposed and educated on careers in sports, with a primary focus on collegiate athletics. Doughty has also served as a panelist at the DII Community Engagement Forum in 2008 and the 2013 NCAA Leadership Institute. Additionally, he has served as a mentor in the NCAA/ADA DII Mentorship Program in In2012-2013.January2013, Doughty was reappointed to the Management Council to represent the ECC. He served as the chair of the DII Identity Subcommittee, a member of the Nominating Committee, Management Council Subcommittee, Military Pilot Team and the liaison to the Minority Opportunities Athletics Administrators Association (MOAA).

Doughty served on the NCAA Student-Athlete Affairs Advisory Group within the Leadership Develop Unit. The group supported the NCAA staff in the areas of educational programs, health and safety and leadership development.

4 served on the DII Budget and Finance Committee (2002-2004), DII National Student-athlete Advisory Committee (20012002), DII Championship Committee (2002-2004), and the Honors Awards Committee (2001-2004).

In his leadership role at BSU, Doughty is constantly assessing the policies, practices and procedures of the department, seeking to improve the overall effectiveness of operations by reviewing and assessing current practices and implementing new measures that will improve the overall efficiency of the department. During his two plus years as AD of the BSU Bulldogs Doughty has focused on improving the academic performance of his student-athletes by working with the academic community to develop an Athletic Academic Enhancement Program. Additionally, he has developed the 100K Bulldog Club, which is the fundraising program for athletics that seeks to work with alumni, donors, and sponsors to development relationships and partnerships. Lastly, BSU football has captured Central Intercollegiate Athletic Championships (CIAA) Northern Division Championships in 2015, 2016, 2018, 2019, and 2021 with four-straight NCAA playoff appearances in 2015, 2018, 2019 and 2021. The women’s bowling program has captured six consecutive CIAA championships, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 2019 and 2021. The softball program were the 2017 Northern Divison CoChampions and in 2021 captured the Northern Division title and runner-up finish in the CIAA Championships while the men’s basketball program were crowned the 2017 CIAA champions which earned them a NCAA playoff appearance in 2017. In 2017, Doughty was selected as the Athletic Director of the Year for the CIAA, and was also inducted into the inaugural East Coast Conference (ECC) Hall of Fame. Doughty was also inducted into the New York Institute of Technology Athletic Hall of Fame in 2018. In 2021, Doughty was named the Cushman & Wakefield Athletic Director of the Year for DII and the recipient of the Jeanette A. Lee Athletic Administration Award.

In 2004, Doughty was selected by the National Athletic Directors Association (NACDA) as the Division II Northeast Region Athletic Director of the Year.

Since returning to Bowie State in 2017, Jackson has played a major role in the success of the program. The Bulldogs have finished the regular season ranked in the Top-25 within the last four seasons, advancing to the CIAA Conference Championship also in the last three seasons (2018, 2019, 2021) and winning in all three appearances. The Bulldogs have also advanced to the NCAA DII Playoffs the last four seasons (2017, 2018, 2019 and 2021).

Kyle Jackson was officially announced as interim head coach of the Bowie State University football program on May 26, 2022. Jackson now entering his sixth overall season with the Bulldogs previously served as the defensive coordinator has several years of experience as well as familiarity with BSU’s football program as it has become a Division II powerhouse.

In 2021, Jackson was the recruiting coordinator and linebackers coach where he was an instrumental piece in the the Bulldogs historic season, securing a third-consecutive CIAA Conference title, while advancing to the NCAA DII Playoffs for the fourth-straight season. The Bulldogs also advanced to the Quarterfinals, which is the furthest in program history. Finishing the season with a 12-2 overall mark, the Bulldogs broke the record for most wins in a single season. Jackson helped coached a strong defensive unit which finished in the top10 nationally in multiple categories including: Defensive TDs (1st), Tackles for Loss (1st), Turnovers Gained (2nd), Third Down Defense (2nd), Fumbles Recovered (2nd), Sacks (3rd), Red Zone Defense (4th), Fourth Down Defense (6th), Pass Efficiency Defense (7th), Total Defense (9th), Scoring Defense (11th). Additionally, inside linebacker Wesley Bowers was named to the Super Region II Defensive First Team.

In 2019, the Bulldogs finished the regular season undefeated (10-0) and were crowned CIAA Champions for the second-consecutive season. The Bulldogs finished the year with a 11-2 record and ranked in the Top-25 for the third-consecutive season. Jackson helped coach a defensive unit that finished in the top-10 nationally in multiple categories including: Interceptions (2nd), Tackles for Loss (2nd), Third Down Defense (4th), Defensive TDs (5th), Red Zone Defense (4th), Sacks (6th), Scoring Defense (7th) and Pass Efficiency Defense (9th). Outside linebacker Jordan Carter was named to the All-CIAA Rookie Team. In 2018, Jackson helped lead the program to its first 10-win season, first CIAA Conference Title and it’s first NCAA Playoff win in program history. The Bulldogs defense finished second in the CIAA for passing defense and led the conference in sacks. Inside linebacker Daryll Ellison was named All-CIAA Honorable Mention.

Jackson is in his second stint coaching at BSU, having served as the Linebackers and Tight Ends coach from 2011-2013.

KYLE JACKSON Interim Head Coach

During 2017, the Bulldogs finished 9-2 overall and advanced to the NCAA Playoffs for the second time in school history. BSU’s defense finished #1 in the country in pass efficiency defense and ranked atop in the CIAA for scor ing defense. Inside linebacker Kyle Jackson was named All-CIAA Honorable Mention. Prior to his return to Bowie State, Jackson spent the 2015 season at Division II Emporia State University as a Defensive Graduate Assistant. Jackson worked specifically with the defensive ends. He helped coach a defensive unit who increased their sack total from 18 in 2014 to 41.5 in 2015. The Hornets finished #7 in the nation after losing in the Quarterfinals of the Division II NCAA Playoffs. Prior to Emporia State, Jackson spent the 2014 season as an assistant to the Director of Football Operations at Georgia State University (FBS) in Atlanta, Ga. While at GSU, Kyle gained a lot of knowledge of the game both on-and-off the field working closely with the recruiting coordinator and coaching staff. Jackson was a four-year starter (2007-2010) at the linebacker position for the Bulldogs. His strong leadership and knowledge of the game helped him be named team captain in both 2009 and 2010 seasons. Jackson was an influential leader on the 2009 defense that finished ranked #1 in the nation in total defense. A native of Baltimore, Md., Jackson received his Bachelors of Science in Sport Management from Bowie State University. Jackson is a proud member of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Incorporated.

NAME YEARS TOTAL W L T PCT Staley Jackson 1972-1973 2 7 7 0 .500 Clarence Thomas 1974-1975 2 14 4 1 .763 John Organ 1976-1985 10 20 76 1 .211 Dave Dolch 1986-1988 3 11 18 2 .387 Sanders Shiver 1989-1992 4 15 24 1 .388 Sherman Wood 1993-1998 6 22 37 1 .375 Henry Frazier 1999-2003 5 26 24 0 .520 Mike Lynn 2004-2008 5 26 25 0 .510 Damon Wilson 2009-2021 13 89 45 0 .611 Kyle Jackson 2022-Present 1 0 0 0 .000 TOTALS 51 230 260 6 .445 BOWIE STATE COACHING RECORDS

Offensive Coordinator Matt Goggan begins his first season at Bowie State University as the Offensive Coordinator. Goggans played QB at Bowie State in 2014-15 as a Grad Transfer. In 2020 Goggans would move on to Barton College, a D2 start up program in Wilson, NC. During the 2020-2021 season as the QBs he would assist with on of the most successful opening seasons of any start up program. In the 2021 season Barton would finish 6-5 and red shirt freshman Jordan Terrell under the guidance of Goggans would go on to finish 2nd in D2 in rushing with 1843 rushing yards and 15 rushing touchdowns, while Freshman QB Jaquan Lynch would go on to throw for 1,702 passing yards and 11 passing tds to go along with 7 rushing TDs. Goggans went to UAM in 2019 from the University of Colorado. At Colorado, Goggans was a Quality Control Coach working with the wide receivers. In 2018 at CU, Goggans helped in the development of First-Team All-Pac 12 and SecondTeam All-American Laviska Shenault Jr. along with sixth-round NFL Draft pick of the Denver Broncos, Juwann Winfree. As a whole, the CU WR core went for 2,754-yards receiving and 16 TD catches in 2018. Prior to Colorado, Goggans coached the quarterbacks at Western New Mexico University. In 2017 at WNMU, Goggans helped Javia Hall finish second in the Lone Star Conference in passing yards per game with 300.6 and accounted for 24 passing TDs during the regular season. During the 2016 Season, Goggans coached the quarterbacks and running backs at Louisburg Junior College in North Carolina. At LC, he helped lead the Hurricanes to its first undefeated season in school history. He also had two quarterbacks go on to play FBS and Division II college football while having four of his running backs continue to play for a four-year college football team from FBS to the Division II level. Before getting into coaching college football, Goggans played quarterback at FCS North Carolina Central Uni versity. Goggans was recognized as one of the most important newcomers of the year early in the 2012 season in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference before a knee injury sidelined him the remainder of his time at NCCU. Goggans graduated from NCCU with a Bachelor’s of Arts Degree in Mass Communications in 2014. Eventually, he went on to be a grad transfer and finish up his playing time at Division II Bowie State.

MATT GOGGANS

Goggans is the Son of Steve and Joyce Goggans. Coach Goggans twin brother Adam Goggans also coaches col lege football. Goggans is from Pine Grove, California.

Avery Williams is entering his first season as defensive coordinator and fifth as the defensive line coach for 2022. Since joining the Bowie State football program coaching staff, Williams has played a key role in the recent success of the program. The Bulldogs have finished the regular season ranked in the top-25 within the last four seasons, advancing to the CIAA Conference Championship for the past three seasons (2018, 2019, and 2021) while winning in all three appearances. The Bulldogs have also advanced to the NCAA DII Playoffs the last four seasons (2017, 2018, 2019 and 2021).

During the 2021 season serving as the defensive line coach, Williams played a major role in the Bulldog’s historic season securing a third-consecutive CIAA Conference title while advancing to the NCAA DII Playoffs for the fourth-straight season and the quarterfinals, which is the furthest in program history. Finishing the season with a 12-2 overall mark, the Bulldogs broke the record for most wins in a single season. Williams helped coach a strong defensive unit that finished in the top-10 nationally in multiple categories including: Defensive TDs (1st), Tackles for Loss (1st), Turnovers Gained (2nd), Third Down Defense (2nd), Fumbles Recovered (2nd), Sacks (3rd), Red Zone Defense (4th), Fourth Down Defense (6th), Pass Efficiency Defense (7th), Total Defense (9th), Scoring Defense (11th). Williams coached and developed Super Region 2 Defensive Player of the Year, BOXTOROW All American, and CIAA all-conference player Jonathan Ross; 2X AFCA All American and CIAA all-conference player Joshua Pryor; and CIAA All Rookie Team Defensive Lineman Joseph Murray. Williams led a defensive line unit that produced 121 TFL’s and 42 Sacks and scored 4 TD’s as a unit in 2021. In 2019, Williams coached and developed AFCA All American, BOXTOROW All-American and CIAA all-conference player Joshua Pryor; CIAA Freshman Rookie Of The Year Johnathan Ross, CIAA all conference player James Dumas. Williams led a defensive line unit that produced 112 TFL’s and 46 Sacks. In 2019, the Bulldogs finished the regular season undefeated (10-0) for the first time in school history and were crowned CIAA Champions for the second-consecutive season. The Bulldogs finished the year with an 11-2 record and ranked in the Top-25 for the third-consecutive season. Williams helped coach a defensive unit that finished in the top-10 nationally in multiple categories including: Interceptions (2nd), Tackles for Loss (2nd), Third Down Defense (4th), Defensive TDs (5th), Red Zone Defense (4th), Sacks (6th), Scoring Defense (7th) and Pass Efficiency Defense (9th). In 2018, Williams helped lead the program to its first 10-win season; first CIAA conference title and first NCAA playoff win in program history. The Bulldogs defense finished second in the CIAA for passing defense and led the conference in sacks. Williams coached and developed BOXTOROW All-American and CIAA Freshman Rookie of the Year Joshua Pryor, BOXTOROW All-American and CIAA all-conference player Oluwaleke Ajenifuja, and CIAA all-conference player Derrick Tate. Prior to joining Bowie State, Williams had a successful prep coaching career within the Washington metropolitan area over a sixteen-year span. Williams founded the St. Charles High School football program in Waldorf Md., serving as head coach from 2014 until 2017. Prior to establishing the St. Charles football program, Williams served in many capacities at world-renowned T.C. Williams High School in Alexandria Va. During his tenure at T.C. Williams, Williams served as linebackers coach, special teams coordinator, defensive coordinator, recruiting coordinator, associate head coach and head coach. Preceding his tenure of coaching at T.C. Williams, Williams coached football, basketball, tennis and was the strength and conditioning coach at powerhouse H.D. Woodson High School in Washington D.C. Williams began his coaching career at Central High School in Prince George’s County (Md.) as a defensive assistant in 2002. Williams is a native of Halifax Va. and 1998 graduate of Emory and Henry College. While attending E & H, Williams earned a

AVERY WILLIAMS Defensive Coordinator / Defensive Line

Rod White, Jr. begins his first season with Bowie State as the defensive pass game coordinator and safeties coach, after working at Stevenson University for the past three seasons in a similar role. During his time at Stevenson, White Jr. coached and mentored several student-athletes to become all-conference performers while being the second ranked pass defense in the Eastern College Athletic Conference (ECAC). Before his stop at Stevenson, White Jr. worked at Bluefield College as the defensive pass game coordinator and safeties. In his first season with the Rams, the defense gave up only eight passing touchdowns and 147 passing yards per game, which both led the entire NAIA. They also finished top-7 in six other categories in both of his season at Blue field. While at Bluefield College he also served as the co-special teams coordinator as well as the team’s recruiting coordinator.

MAURICE PAULK Offensive Line Coach

Maurice Paulk enters his 13th year of coaching football and second season with Bowie State University as the offensive line coach.

Previously, Paulk served as the assistant offensive line coach for the 2021 season. Prior to Bowie State, Paulk served as the offensive line coach at Alvernia University in 2019. His unit comprised of mostly all freshmen that led the Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) in total rushing yards (2,014), yards per game (201.4) and TD’s (22) which were all program Beforerecords.Alvernia, Paulk spent two years at Howard University as an offensive quality control coach (OL) during the 2017 and 2018 seasons where he helped lead the Bison to a shocking 43-40 victory over FBS opponent University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV).

Paulk had two stints with Glasgow High School (2007 and 2008) and (2013, 2014 and 2015 seasons) where he was the assistant head coach & offensive line coach. In 2013, Paulk anchored a unit that set a program record for rushing yards in game totaling 60 rushes for 457 yards and 5 TDS.

ROD WHITE, JR. Pass Game Coordinator / Safeties Coach

Prior to Bluefield, White Jr. served as the defensive assistant coach at Towson University for the 2016 season. White Jr. started his coaching career the year after his playing career ended at The University of Virginia’s College at Wise as the defensive backs coach in 2014.

In 2016, Paulk coached the defensive line at Virginia State University – a season that saw the Trojans finished 9-2 overall. He coached a CIAA all-conference, DII All-American (Honorable Mention) and CIAA Defensive Player of the Year.

A native of Baltimore, Md., White Jr. graduated from West Liberty University where he was a three-year student-athlete and a two-year team captain, White Jr. led the team in interceptions as a senior while leading the team in pass break-ups and passes defended in both his junior and senior seasons.

Douglas McNeil III begins his second season as the wide receiver coach for the Bulldogs. Prior to his return to Bowie State, McNeil spent the 2020 season at Concordia Preparatory school in Towson, Md., as the wide receiver coach. Due to COVID-19, Concordia’s season was cut short as they finished 2-1 in the MIAA-B conference. Additionally, McNeil took over as the kickoff return coach where his team scored on their only kickoff return of the season. Before coaching, McNeil had a decorated eight year professional playing career with multiple professional leagues including the Portland Thunder (AFL 2014), Denver Broncos (NFL 2015), Seattle Seahawks (NFL 2015-16), BC Lions (CFL 2017), Washington Valor (AFL 2018-19), Baltimore Brigade (AFL 2019), Albany Empire (AFL 2019) and the Wild Aces (FCF 2021).

ARTHUR THOMAS

Administrative Assistant Arthur Thomas begins his 33rd season on the Bowie State football coaching staff. He started his coaching career at Broadneck High School. The Annapolis City native received his A.A. Degree (Business Administration) from Wenatchee (WA) Valley College and participated in football and baseball.

In 2019, Thomas was inducted into the Bowie State Athletic Hall of Fame. He retired as a Chief Warrant Officer of the United States Army, serving in Vietnam as well with Operation Desert Storm and also is a retired Administrator from the Annapolis Parks and Recreation Department.

Thomas has been married to Lester Mae Thomas for over 30 years. McNeil earned a Bachelor of Science in Communication, Public Relations from Bowie State in 2014.

DOUGLASS MCNEIL, III Wide Receivers

BOWIE STATE FOOTBALL Coaching Staff Kyle Jackson .................................................................................................... Interim Head Coach Matt Goggins .................................................................................................Offensive Coordinator Avery Williams ........................................................................Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Line Rod White, Jr. .................................................................................Pass Game Coordinator/Safeties Maurice Paulk ...........................................................................................................Offensive Line Douglas McNeil, III.................................................................................................. Wide Recievers Anthony Bagley ................................................................................................ Outside Linebackers Kyle Jackson ...................................................................................................... Inside Linebackers Tyric Turner ................................................................................................................... Tight Ends Adam Gillis .............................................................................................................. Running Backs John Pranker............................................................................................................... Cornerbacks James Dumas ................................................................................................... Defensive Assistant M. Burton Cornish ......................................... Student-Athlete Development, Engagement & Wellness Arthur Thomas ............................................................................................Administrative Assistant Support Staff Courtnee Springs....................................................................................... Assistant Athletic Trainer Crystal Ambersley ..................................................................................... Assistant Athletic Trainer Amani Miles ......................................................................................................... Student Manager Rasool Crawford ................................................................................................... Student Manager Henraziah Dakalah ............................................................................................... Student Manager

8 Elisha McDonald r-So. RB 5-9 215 Greenbelt, MD (Roosevelt)

Darious Bowman r-Jr. WR 5-9 175 Fort Washington, MD (Friendly HS)

Cameron Chesley r-Sr. DL 6-4 240 Fort Washington, MD (Morgan State)

Davion White Fr. RB 6-0 195 Annapolis, MD (Broadneck HS)

Justin Zavala So. K/P 6-3 175 Bowie, MD (Bowie HS) 44

Miles Fludd r-So. DL 6-1 270 Lynchburg, VA (Norfolk State) 55

Shawan Lewis So. DE 6-2 225 Baltimore, MD (Franklin HS)

Samuel Doku r-So. RB 6-0 190 Silver Spring, MD (Alderson Broaddus)

Mekhi Williams r-So. DB 5-10 185 Springdale, MD (Charles H. Flowers HS)

2022 BOWIE STATE BULLDOGS

Cameron Proctor Jr DL 6-2 250 Bryans Road, MD (Texas A&M Commerce)

Keith Williams r-So. DB 5-10 190 Baltimore, MD (Merganthaler Vocational Tech)

Corey Johnson r-So. RB 5-10 187 Bennsville, MD (North Point HS)

Joshua Pryor © r-Sr. DL 6-4 280 Baltimore, MD (Paul Laurence Dunbar)

Sadiq Salawu r-So. LB 5-11 215 Upper Marlboro, MD (Howard) 35

Ashton Hauser-Brooks Fr DB Forestville, MD (Towson) 38

Keshane Hinkley r-Jr. WR 5-8 182 Laurel, MD (Howard C.C.)

Morgan Scroggins r-Sr. WR 6-0 200 Baltimore, MD (Fairmont State)

Elijah Bailey-Lowden r-Fr. DB 5-11 180 Bowie, MD (Good Counsel) 46

Kaleb Chester r-Jr. OL 6-1 285 Atlanta, GA (Abilene Christian) 59 Amir Chandler Fr DL 6-4 234 Hampton, VA (Phoebus HS) 60 Christopher Miller-Braddock Fr OL 6-5 275 Upper Marlboro, MD (Dr. Henry A. Wise HS) 61 Conner Washington Fr. OL 6-6 330 Bowie, MD (Charles H. Flowers HS)

Hasan Mosley So. DB 5-11 180 Washington, D.C. (Friendship Collegiate Acad.)

Dion Golatt, Jr. Grad. QB 6’3 210 Largo, MD (Morgan State)

Miles Griswold R-Fr. OL 6-3 285 Baltimore, MD (Calvert Hall) 53

Quindonte Bobo r-So. FB 6-0 220 White Plains, NY (McDonough HS) 42 Odion Okojie r-So. DB 5-10 171 Severn, MD (Wesley College) 43

Kennypride Toh r-So. LB 5-11 210 Burtonsville, MD (Paint Branch HS) 48

Kyle Parker r-So. WR 5-10 170 Baltimore, MD (Charles H. Flowers HS)

Cephus McKune Fr OL 6-2 270 Largo, MD (Charles H. Flowers HS)

Jadon Carter r-Fr. DB 5-11 180 Bryans Road, MD (Lackey HS)

Keoni Montgomery Fr. DB 5-11 180 New Jersey (Weequahic HS) 40

Kamrin Porter r-So. OL 6-3 300 Upper Marlboro, MD (Dr. Henry A. Wise) 52

Christian Piedrahita Fr OL 6-1 285 Silver Spring, MD (Quince Orchard HS) 63 Antonio Cruz Fr OL 6-2 290 Silver Spring, MD (Montgomery Blair HS) 65 Rashaun Sibley Fr. OL 6-0 295 Waldorf, MD (North Point HS) 66 Elijah Williams Jr OL 6-3 300 Waldorf, MD (Garden City CC) 68 Samuel Sandy Fr. OL 6-1 271 Germantown, MD (Northwest HS) 69

Davon Telp, Jr. Fr LB 5-11 220 Baltimore, MD (Mergenthaler Vo-Tech HS) 58

Akshay Thaper r-So. DB 6-2 185 Springfield, VA (IUP) 37

Jordan Christian r-Jr. RB 5-9 196 Waldorf, MD (Thomas Stone)

Kevon Campbell r-So. RB 5-9 195 Washington, D.C. (Saint Francis)

Elijah Lane r-So. DL 6-1 275 Bryan Roads, MD (Lackey) 57

Raymond Boone r-Jr. DB 6-0 195 Landover, MD (Maryland)

Kharee Lockley Grad. DB 5-10 205 Baldwin, LA (Mississippi Valley State)

Devin Williams r-So. DB 6-0 170 Waldorf, MD (Westlake HS)

Elisha Williams-Sykes r-Fr. DB 6-1 170 Gambrills, MD (Arundel Senior HS)

Christian Gray r-So. DB 5-8 165 Fort Washington, MD (Suitland HS)

Jaquan Pitts r-Fr. LB 5-11 210 Baltimore, MD (Mergenthaler Vo-Tech HS) 45

Rodney Patterson r-So. DB 5-9 170 Fort Washington, MD (National Christian Academy)

Kahlil Glover Fr LB 6-0 220 Baltimore, MD (Calvert Hall HS) 41

James McNeill r-Jr. WR 6-3 190 Montross, VA (UVA-Wise)

Quron Winder r-Jr. WR 5-8 162 Baltimore, MD (Baltimore Polytechnic)

Larry Williams Jr QB 6-1 200 Baltimore, MD (Valley Forge CC)

Uvel Paul Jr. r-Jr. DL 6-0 210 Severn, MD (Meade HS)

Shaun Tolbert r-Jr. LB 6-2 220 Baltimore, MD (Paul Laurence Dunbar HS)

Carleton Stewart So. RB 5-9 210 Walker Mill, MD (VA Lynchburg)

Corey Shell Jr. LB 6’2 230 Baltimore, MD (Shepherd)

Christopher Rhodes r-So. LB 5-11 197 Washington, D.C. (Fort Scott CC) 34

Jordan Williams r-Fr. DB 6-0 210 Brandywine, MD (Gwynn Park HS) 47

Joshua Thurston r-So. FB 5-8 210 Capitol Heights, MD (Crossland HS) 49 Calil Brown r-So. TE 6-3 255 Glenarden, MD (Charles H. Flowers HS) 50

No.Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/Last School

Jordan Oliver r-Fr. DB 5-9 168 Baltimore, Md. (Mt. Saint Joseph) 39

Tyron Ferguson Jr LB 6-0 235 Washington, D.C. (Virginia State) 36

Quinton Bobo Sr. OL 6-0 265 White Plains, NY (McDonough HS) 54

Kwincy Hall r-Jr. WR 5-6 160 Washington, D.C. (Kent State)

Asa Williams r-Fr. QB 6-1 200 Waldorf, MD (Hampton)

Keenan Connley, Jr. r-So. WR 6-1 178 Bowie, MD (Bowie HS) 82

Ke’Yon Torain Fr RB 5-8 205 Baltimore, MD (Gilman HS)

Elijah Jackson Fr OL 6-3 305 Baltimore, MD (East Coast Prep)

Tyler Hood Fr DB 5-11 193 Baltimore, MD (Paul Laurence Dunbar HS)

Carlos Smith Fr WR 5-8 150 Virginia Beach, VA (Atlantic Shores HS)

Amare Wimbush Fr WR 6-7 190 Landover, MD (Dr. Henry A. Wise, Jr. HS)

ASSISTANT COACHES: Matt Goggans (Offensive Coordinator/ Quarterbacks), Avery Williams (Defensive Coordinator/ Defensive Line), Rod White, Jr. (Defensive Pass Game Coordinator/Safeties Coach), Maurice Paulk (Offensive Line), Douglas McNeil (Receivers), Tyric Turner (Tight Ends), Adam Gillis. (Running Backs), Kyle Jackson (Linebackers), Anthony Bagley (Outside Linebackers), Lorenzo Harrison (Defensive Assistant), James Dumas (Defensive Assistant) and Arthur Thomas (Administrative Assistant)

Ronald Boddie Fr. WR 5-10 160 Upper Marlboro, MD (Henry A. Wise HS)

Elijah Saunders So. TE 6-3 230 Columbia, MD (Long Reach HS)

Christopher Ferguson r-So. WR 5-11 170 Washington, D.C. (ASA Brooklyn)

No.Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown/Last School

Charles Perkins r-So. OL 6-2 290 Waldorf, MD (West Lake HS)

Damein Johnson Fr DL 6-0 248 Montgomery, MD (Northwest HS)

Darrell Jones Fr OL 6-4 354 Baltimore, MD (Forest Park Senior HS)

Julius Saunders Fr RB 5-9 195 Columbia, MD (Long Reach HS)

Ansumana Badjie Fr. DL 6-2 290 Silver Spring, MD (Springbrook HS) 99 Ellison Jordan Grad. DL 6-1 340 Upper Marlboro, MD (Penn State)

Kenji Montgomery Fr DB 5-11 175 Newark, NJ (Weequahic HS)

Savion Moore Fr OL 6-3 270 Norfolk, VA (Maury HS)

96 Dalan Johnson Fr. DL 6-1 300 Baltimore, MD (Dundalk HS)

Fr. DL 6-5 230 Silver Spring, MD (Montgomery Blair HS)

Nehemai Cross Fr WR 6-3 197 Savannah, GA (Seneca Valley HS) 87

John Simmons r-So. TE 6-4 240 Fort Washington, MD (Friendly HS) 88

Jordan Morse Fr QB 6-1 210 Clarksburg, MD (Rock Creek HS)

Jaden Eldridge Fr. LB 6-0 175 Baltimore, Md. (Mergenthaler Vo-Tech HS)

George Tommey Fr DL 6-5 375 Laurel, MD (Laurel HS)

Kennedy Johnson r-Fr. OL 6-7 320 Baltimore, MD (Mergenthaler Vo-Tech.)

Khalif Welch r-Fr. QB 6-1 193 Takoma Park, MD (Montgomery Blair HS)

COACHING STAFF: Kyle Jackson (Interim Head Coach)

Shawn Waller, Jr. So. WR 5-8 145 Baltimore, MD (N.C. A&T State)

Pawel Sloboda r-Jr. DL 6-3 250 Silver Spring, MD (Fullerton CC)

Mark Murphy Grad. OL 6-4 330 Seat Pleasant, MD (Bishop McNamara HS)

Kareem Prass Sr DL 6-2 283 Far Rockaway, NY (Albany Univ.)

Omar Truit r-Sr. DB 5-11 180 Fort Washington, MD (Iowa)

Jude Smith Fr. LB 6-1 245 Glenn Dale, MD (Bishop McNamara)

2022 BOWIE STATE BULLDOGS

Michael Estremara Fr. WR 6-0 180 Lawnside, NJ (Woodrow Wilson HS)

Timothy Joyner r-So. OL 6-5 290 Washington, D.C. (Ballou HS)

Terrence Thompson Fr DL 6-1 290 Bowie, Md. (Rock Creek Christian Acad)

Warren Smith, Jr. Fr DL 6-2 198 Baltimore, MD (Paul Dunbar HS)

Jordan Griffin r-So. TE 6-6 240 Adelphi, MD (Paint Branch HS)

Kevin Ford Fr. DB 6-0 185 Forestville, MD (St. Mary’s Ryken HS)

Tyshawn Blow r-So. DL 6-4 270 Chesapeake, VA (Deep Creek HS) 93 Deontae Roscoe Fr. DL 6-2 220 Chesapeake, VA (Deep Creek HS)

De’Kwan Edwards So. WR 6-3 175 Lexington, KY (Western Kentucky)

Jalen Walters r-So. QB 6-5 190 Bowie, MD (Shepherd)

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Frostburg

Salisbury State .................................. 2-3-2 Savannah State .................................. 0-1 Seton Hill ............................................ 1-2 Saginaw Valley State ............................ 1-0 Shaw .................................................. 7-5 Shepherd ............................................ 1-2 Slippery Rock ...................................... 0-2 Southern Connecticut State .................. 0-1 St. Augustine’s .................................... 4-2 St. Paul’s ........................................... 11-4 Towson ............................................... 0-5 Tuskegee ........................................... 0-1 University of D.C. ................................ 4-3 Valdosta State ...................................... 0-2 Virginia Commonwealth ....................... 1-1 Virginia State .................................... 13-21 Virginia Union ................................. 17-19-1 Wagner ............................................... 0-1 West Alabama ...................................... 1-0 West Liberty State ............................... 0-1 West Virginia State .............................. 6-3 West Virginia Wesleyan ........................ 0-1 Widener ............................................. 0-1 Winston-Salem State .......................... 7-15 Wofford .............................................. 0-1 All-TimeOverallRecord216-257-6

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Alderson Broaddus 1-0 American 2-0 American International 2-2 2-1 2-0 Brevard 1-0 California (Pa.) 0-1 Connecticut State 1-3 Central State (Ohio) 0-4 Cheyney 11-7 8-3 1-1 Delaware State 1-3 Delta State 0-1 Elizabeth City State 22-16 Elon 0-2 Fairleigh Dickinson 2-0 Fairmont State 1-2 State 16-15-1 State 4-2 Gallaudet 4-0 Gannon 3-0 Glenville State 0-1 1-0 5-13 0-1 14-13 1-0 0-5 (Pa.) 12-0 13-18 1-0 0-1 2-2 0-2 0-1 Newberry 1-1 Newport News Apprentice 1-1 Norfolk State 1-9 Portland State 0-1 Saint Anselm 1-1

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Galluadet W 34-0 Frostburg State L 0-17 D.C. Teachers College L 16-20 Cheyney L 0-21 Virginia Commonwealth L 6-12 American University W 26-0 1973 (5 - 3 / .625)

1972 (2 - 4 / .333)

YEAR BY YEAR RESULTS

Livingstone L 0-43 Salisbury State L 7-24 Virginia Commonwealth W 33-0 American University W 26-2 Galluadet W 40-13 Frostburg State L 15-17 D.C. Teachers College W 40-0 Cheyney W 14-13 1974 (5 - 3 - 1 / .611)

2 Years: 14 - 4 - 1 / .763

2StaleyJacksonEraYears:6-7/.462

Cheyney L 7-41 Livingstone L 2-3 at Salisbury State T 7-7 at Towson L 22-49 Hampton W 12-10 at Galluadet W 67-7 Federal City College W 14-0 at D.C. Teachers College W 76-0 at Fairleigh Dickinson W 35-0 1975 (9 - 1 / .900) at Cheyney W 17-14 Frostburg State W 37-0 Salisbury State W 21-11 Towson L 10-35 at Hampton W 28-21 at Galluadet W 69-0 at Federal City College W 36-0 Fairleigh Dickinson W 83-0 at Univ. of MD - Eastern Shore W 21-13 at Liberty W 36-0

1976 (1 - 7 / .125) JohnOrganEra 10 Years: 21 - 74 -1 / .224) at Frostburg State W 26-9 at Salisbury State W 21-20 Hampton L 11-19 at New York Tech L 12-17 at Towson L 0-30 Liberty L 0-27 at Fayetteville State L 6-13 Virginia State L 0-7 1977 (3 - 7 / .300) at St. Paul’s W 8-6 Frostburg State W 20-12 at Liberty L 0-47 Shaw L 12-19 at Hampton L 7-27 New York Tech L 0-10 Towson L 6-10 Fayetteville State W 15-13 at Virginia State L 0-40 Univ. of MD - Eastern Shore L 18-20 1978 (5 - 4 / .555) St. Paul’s W 13-0 at Frostburg State W 15-14 Liberty L 13-14 at Shaw W 14-7 Hampton L 6-8 Elizabeth City State W 9-7 at Norfolk State L 7-23 at Fayetteville State L 7-25 University of D.C. W 24-7 1979 (2 - 8 / .200) at Univ. of MD - Eastern Shore L 19-35 at Cheyney L 0-14 at Liberty L 0-21 Fayetteville State W 14-3 at Hampton W 20-24 at Virginia Union L 3-26 at University of D.C. L 6-7 at Central State (Ohio) L 0-64 Livingstone L 6-7 at Norfolk State L 6-26

Johnson C. Smith L 6-41 Guilford W 13-12 Fayetteville State T 20-20 at Newport News Apprentice L 16-17 at St. Paul’s W 17-14 at North Carolina Central L 7-16 Livingstone W 27-2 vs. California (PA) L 0-34

1985 (0 - 10 / .000)

University of D.C. W 9-3 1983 (1 - 9 /.100) St. Paul’s L 23-26 at Elizabeth City State L 13-27 at Widener L 12-39 Johnson C. Smith L 25-42 at Norfolk State L 6-21

16 1980 (2 - 8 - 1 / .227) Hampton L 16-22 at Elizabeth City State L 6-14 at Liberty L 0-35 at Fayetteville State L 7-12

1984 (0 - 10 / .000) at St. Paul’s L 6-34 Elizabeth City State L 0-28 at Johnson C. Smith L 6-30 Norfolk State L 0-38 at Fayetteville State L 13-27 Delaware State L 8-70 at Winston-Salem State L 0-55 North Carolina Central L 0-55 at Livingstone L 0-54 at Elon L 0-50

Fayetteville State L 0-42 Virginia Union L 6-42 at Elizabeth City State L 0-27

Morgan State L 0-28

Johnson C. Smith L 21-24 at Hampton L 0-40 St. Paul’s L 15-49 Winston-Salem State L 0-33 at North Carolina Central L 0-33 Livingstone L 0-30 at University of D.C. L 0-21 1986 (0 - 9 / .000)

Fayetteville State W 9-6 at Virginia Union L 0-25 St. Paul’s W 21-0 at North Carolina Central L 0-50 Livingstone L 0-10 at University of D.C. W 17-12 1982 (2 - 8 / .200) at Central State (Ohio) L 7-9 Hampton L 9-31 Salisbury State L 27-37 at Johnson C. Smith L 0-7 Morgan State L 6-44 at Fayetteville State L 21-37 at St. Paul’s W 17-14 North Carolina Central L 25-55 at Livingstone L 27-65

DaveDolchEra 3 Years: 12 - 17 - 2 / .452 at Savannah State L 0-30 Virginia Union L 0-27 Elizabeth City State L 13-21 at Johnson C. Smith L 6-42 at Fayetteville State L 6-33 at Winston-Salem State L 0-43 North Carolina Central L 6-27 at Livingstone L 0-10 vs. University of D.C. L 7-18 1987 (4 - 6 - 1 / .409)

Winston-Salem State L 10-16 at North Carolina Central L 0-35 Elon L 12-27 Livingstone W 33-32

Salisbury State T 14-14 Virginia Union L 0-41 at St. Paul’s L 11-12 Central State (Ohio) L 10-19 at Livingstone W 29-0 University of D.C. W 16-7 1981 (5 - 5 / .500) at Hampton L 6-35 at Salisbury State W 7-6 Johnson C. Smith L 3-26 at Morgan State W 7-3

Fayetteville State L 0-42

Winston-Salem State L 3-24 Hampton L 7-25 at Cheyney W 16-12

Southern Connecticut State L 0-11 at Virginia State L 7-30 at Virginia Union T 7-7 Livingstone W 31-12 at Elizabeth City State L 2-16 Winston-Salem State W 24-13

SandersShiverEra 4 Years: 15 - 24 - 1 / .388

Livingstone L 3-19 Hampton W 17-14 at North Carolina Central W 49-32 at Virginia State L 14-19 at Virginia Union L 9-41 at Norfolk State L 13-35 at Elizabeth City State L 7-24

American International W 20-17 Central Connecticut State W 42-21 1992 (1 - 10 / .090) at Livingstone L 13-21 at Hampton L 7-58

Virginia Union L 14-26 at Johnson C. Smith W 20-30 at Winston-Salem State L 14-40 at Fayetteville State L 8-28

North Carolina Central L 0-9 Virginia State W 28-14 Virginia Union L 6-26 Norfolk State L 7-24 Elizabeth City State L 16-20 at Winston-Salem State L 0-29 at Howard L 6-55 at American International L 15-17 at Wofford L 22-24 1993 (3 - 6 - 1 / .350)

Elizabeth City State W 13-0 at West Virginia Wesleyan L 0-17 at Livingstone L 0-36

1990 (3 - 6 / .333) at Hampton L 6-35 at Morgan State W 34-9 Virginia State L 17-20 Virginia Union L 40-45 Norfolk State L 17-29 Elizabeth City State W 14-13 at Johnson C. Smith W 19-13 Central State (Ohio) L 7-56 at Central Connecticut State L 16-23 1991 (4 - 5 / .444)

Virginia State L 0-13

Newport News Apprentice W 49-14 American International W 16-13

ShermanWoodsEra 6 Years: 21 - 38 - 1 / .358 at North Carolina Central L 2-30 Hampton L 6-35

University of New Haven L 6-35 West Liberty State L 3-13 1995 (3 - 8 / .273) at West Liberty State L 0-35 at Norfolk State L 12-28

North Carolina Central T 21-21 at Winston-Salem State L 14-16 Portland State $ L 17-34 $ NCAA Playoffs (Portland, OR) 1989 (7 - 3 - 1 / .682)

Fayetteville State W 18-0 at University of New Haven L 19-69 1994 (2 - 8 / . 200)

1988 (8 - 2 - 1 / .773) at Livingstone W 17-16 at Hampton W 28-27 Cheyney W 17-0 at Johnson C. Smith W 29-7 vs. Morgan State W 10-7 at Fayetteville State W 23-16

Johnson C. Smith W 58-41 Hampton L 7-17 at Morgan State T 14-14 at Virginia State W 17-10 at Virginia Union W 27-20 at Norfolk State W 33-13 at Elizabeth City State W 7-0 Winston-Salem State W 29-21 at American International L 2-40 at Fairmont State L 10-24 vs. Winston-Salem State # W 28-24 # CIAA Championship (College Park, MD)

Fayetteville State L 7-14 at Virginia State L 22-31 at Winston-Salem State L 0-21 * Game Forfeited to Bowie State 1998 (6 - 3 / .667) at Cheyney W 41-0 Johnson C. Smith L 12-14 at Livingstone L 0-14 Virginia Union W 23-20 OT Gannon W 18-12 Elizabeth City State W 20-19 at North Carolina Central W 21-19 at Fayetteville State W 10-7 Virginia State L 20-21

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Knoxville College W 35-26 at Virginia State L 0-7 at Virginia Union W 23-12 Livingstone L 15-22 at Elizabeth City State L 7-43

Fayetteville State L 3-6 at University of New Haven L 0-34 North Carolina Central L 17-28 1996 (3 - 7 / .300) at West Virginia State L 19-20 Norfolk State L 14-20

1999 (5 - 4 / .556) HenryFrazierEra 5 Years: 26 - 24 / .520 Cheyney W 20-6 at Millersville L 0-41 at Johnson C. Smith W 23-19 Livingstone L 14-42 at Virginia Union L 6-39 at Elizabeth City State W 20-6 North Carolina Central W 26-25 OT Fayetteville State W 40-21 at Virginia State L 32-56 2000 (2 - 8 / .200)

Johnson C. Smith L 3-23 at Cheyney W 10-9 Virginia Union W 14-22 Elizabeth City State L 7-12 at Livingstone L 0-29 at Fayetteville State W 13-12 Virginia State L 3-25 at North Carolina Central L 3-35 1997 (4 - 6 / . 400)

Johnson C. Smith L 21-26 at Winston-Salem State L 6-40 at Cheyney L 13-22 at West Virginia State L 19-36 Virginia Union L 14-48 at Morehouse L 12-24 Elizabeth City State W 21-12 at Morehead State L 14-56 at Fayetteville State W 37-31 Virginia State L 21-31 2001 (7 - 3 / .700) at Johnson C. Smith L 19-21 Winston-Salem State L 14-17 West Virginia State W 16-13 at Virginia Union W 14-8 Morehouse L 22-29 at Elizabeth City State W 18-14 Gannon W 13-9 Fayetteville State W 18-7 at Virginia State W 20-0 at Cheyney W 40-6 2002 (6 - 5 / .545) at West Virginia State W 34-7

Winston-Salem State W 20-7

Livingstone * L 9-40 at Johnson C. Smith L 13-19 Cheyney W 27-6 at Virginia Union L 14-38 Gannon W 10-7 at Elizabeth City State W 32-26 North Carolina Central W 20-14

Johnson C. Smith W 7-6 Winston-Salem State L 12-24 at St. Augustine’s W 34-2 at Morehouse L 17-24 Virginia Union W 19-8 at Hampton L 0-49 Elizabeth City State W 21-0 at Fayetteville State L 7-13 Virginia State W 10-6 vs. Fayetteville State # L 14-17 # CIAA Championship (Durham, NC)

# CIAA Championship (Durham, NC) + Pioneer Bowl (Charlotte, NC) 2006 (5 - 5 / .500) West Virginia State W 38-7 at Johnson C. Smith W 14-13 at Morgan State L 20-28 vs. Livingstone L 3-7

2003 (6 - 4 / .600) at West Virginia State W 27-7 at Mansfield L 0-20 St. Augustine’s W 14-6 Millersville L 7-13 OT Fayetteville State W 13-9 at Johnson C. Smith W 23-0 Shaw W 14-13 at Elizabeth City State W 20-0 at Virginia Union L 14-17 at Virginia State L 27-14 2004 (5 - 5 / .500) MichaelLynnEra

North Carolina Central L 13-35 vs. Shaw W 17-14 Elizabeth City State L 12-16 at St. Paul’s W 24-0 Virginia Union L 7-9 Virginia State W 16-7 2007 (3 - 7 / .300) at Glenville State L 19-29 at Newberry L 7-41 Slippery Rock L 7-35 at Fayetteville State W 10-7 St. Paul’s W 41-30 Livingstone W 44-6 at Virginia State L 39-33 at Virginia Union L 14-27 Shaw L 14-16 at Elizabeth City State L 6-10 2008 (5 - 4 / . 556) at Cheyney W 51-26 at Shepherd L 0-14 at Livingstone * W 15-10 at Shaw L 10-41 Lincoln (PA) W 28-2 Elizabeth City State L 28-29 at St. Paul’s W 21-7 Virginia Union W 14-13 Virginia State W 21-16 * Game Forfeited to Livingstone 2009 (6 - 5 / . 545) DamonWilsonEra at Slippery Rock L 27-31 Shepherd W 23-21 Fayetteville State L 20-30 Livingstone W 51-0 Shaw W 31-24 (2 OT) at Lincoln (PA) W 51-20 at Elizabeth City State W 37-33 St. Paul’s W 14-0 at Virginia Union L 16-17 at Virginia State L 12-14 vs. Fayetteville State # L 10-21 # CIAA Championship (Durham, NC)

5 Years: 26 - 25 / .510 West Virginia State W 27-0 at Morgan State L 35-41 Virginia State W 26-23 at North Carolina Central L 28-31 OT Winston-Salem State W 7-6 at Shaw L 14-27 Elizabeth City State L 0-11 at Towson L 7-41 Virginia Union W 19-13 OT at Johnson C. Smith W 14-7 2005 (8 - 4 / .667) at West Virginia State W 40-7 Johnson C. Smith W 12-9 at Morgan State W 35-21 Livingstone W 33-15 at North Carolina Central L 19-38 Shaw L 20-22 at Elizabeth City State W 13-8 St. Paul’s W 21-7 at Virginia Union W 42-14 at Virginia State W 27-17 vs. North Carolina Central # L 23-26 Tuskegee + L 26-28

2014 (5 - 5 / . 500)

2016 (7 - 4 / .636) Seton Hill L 50-48 Johnson C. Smith W 52-0 at Central Connecticut State L 44-35 at Shaw W 55-13 Fayetteville State W 37-3 at Chowan W 21-14 Virginia State W 38-37 at Virginia Union L 42-35 at Lincoln (PA) W 41-23 Elizabeth City State W 56-7 vs. Winston-Salem State # L 43-33 # CIAA Championship (Salem, VA)

Saint Anselm L 22-23 at Morgan State L 3-28 at Concord L 34-37 at Livingstone L 33-36

Virginia State L 15-16 vs. St. Paul’s W 16-10 (OT) Lincoln (PA) W 24-18 Elizabeth City State W 20-12 at Chowan W 59-19 2011 (4 - 6 / . 400) at Assumption W 28-17 Benedict W 21-14 Livingstone W 41-14 at Virginia Union L 29-32 at Virginia State L 21-28 (OT) at Fairmont State L 20-49 at Lincoln (PA) W 22-10 at Elizabeth City State L 12-23 at Shepherd L 17-38 Chowan L 35-38 2012 (5 - 5 / . 500) Assumption W 24-20 at Benedict W 28-14 Fairmont State W 24-17 (OT) at St. Augustine’s L 22-38 Winston-Salem State L 3-35 at Chowan W 35-31 Virginia State L 20-26 (OT) at Virginia Union L 13-37 at Lincoln (PA) W 45-9 Elizabeth City State L 13-14 2013 (5 - 5 / . 500) at Saint Anselm W 42-28 at Johnson C. Smith L 41-58 Concord W 16-10 St. Augustine’s L 7-29 at Winston-Salem State L 21-56 Chowan L 21-31 at Virginia State L 44-47 (3OT) Virginia Union W 34-7 Lincoln (PA) W 76-19 at Elizabeth City State W 30-21

2017 (9 - 2 / .818) at Seton Hill W 48-7 at Winston-Salem State W 31-13 at St. Augustine’s W 66-20 Shaw W 76-7 at Fayetteville State W 64-31 Chowan W 41-10 at Virginia State L 47-35 Virginia Union W 40-22 Lincoln (PA) W 86-14 at Elizabeth City State W 77-21 vs. Delta State $ L 45-35 $ NCAA Super Region 2 Playoff (Bowie, MD)

2015 (9 - 3 / .750) at Merrimack W 35-32 at Brevard W 35-21 at Central Connecticut State L 24-21 Livingstone W 45-17 at Johnson C. Smith W 34-21 Chowan W 17-14 at Virginia State W 22-19 Virginia Union W 23-19 Lincoln (PA) W 57-3 at Elizabeth City State W 63-42 vs. Winston-Salem State # L 17-14 at Assumption ^ L 51-29 # CIAA Championship (Durham, NC)^ NCAA Super Region One Playoff (Worcester, MA)

20 2010 (6 - 4 / . 600) at Seton Hill L 14-20 at Morgan State L 7-14 at Fayetteville State L 7-27 at Livingstone W 55-6 Virginia Union W 28-27

Johnson C. Smith W 24-0 at Chowan W 39-11 Virginia State L 14-24 at Virginia Union W 20-17 at Lincoln (PA) W 28-7 Elizabeth City State W 35-30

at Delaware State L 32-24 Saginaw Valley State W 28-19 at New Haven W 21-13 at Livingstone W 49-0 Johnson C. Smith W 44-7 at Chowan W 14-3 Virginia State W 20-15 at Virginia Union W 51-44 at Lincoln (Pa.) W 31-7 Elizabeth City State W 79-6 vs. Fayetteville State # W 17-7 Lenoir-Rhyne $ W 31-10 Newberry ^ W 13-10 at Valdosta State % L 41-17

Carson-Newman $ L 17-9 # CIAA Championship (Salem, Va.)$ NCAA Super Region 2 Playoff (Bowie, MD) 2021 (12-2 / .857)

# CIAA Championship (Salem, Va.)

^ NCAA Super Region 2 Playoff (Valdosta, GA) 2019 (11-1 / .917)

^ NCAA Super Region 2 Playoff (Bowie, MD)

2018 (10 - 3 / . 769) at Wagner L 40-23 at Alderson Broaddus W 38-31 at McKendree W 47-41 at St. Augustine’s W 32-22

$ NCAA Super Region 2 Playoff (Bowie, MD)

% NCAA Super Region 2 Quarterfinal (Valdosta, GA)

at American International L 34-20 at Shaw W 26-21 Alderson Broaddus W 42-14 St. Augustine’s W 54-6 at Winston-Salem State W 23-13 Chowan W 64-17 at Virginia State W 24-14 Virginia Union W 52-17 Lincoln (Pa.) W 65-20 at Elizabeth City State W 60-21 vs. Fayetteville State # W 23-7

# CIAA Championship (Salem, Va.)

Winston-Salem State W 20-17 at Chowan L 42-23 Virginia State W 20-15 at Virginia Union W 27-13 at Lincoln (Pa.) W 35-14 Elizabeth City State W 49-7 vs. Fayetteville State # W 30-10 West Alabama $ W 41-35 at Valdosta State ^ L 66-16

$ NCAA Super Region 2 Playoff (Bowie, MD)

INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECORDS

Rushing attempts 1. 281 - Isaac REDMAN (281-1512) - 2005 2. 260 - Calil WILKINS (260-1322) - 2021 3. 248 - Nathaniel QUEEN (248-1212) - 2006 4. 224 - Keith BROWN (224-1132) - 2013 5. 209 - Rodney WEBB (209-917) - 2009 6. 183 - Robert CHESSON (183-1350) - 2017 7. 179 - Kenda JEFFERSON (179-996) - 2015 8. 171 - Julius JORDAN (171-548) - 2004 9. 170 - Robert CHESSON (170-1128) - 2016 10. 163 - Mike GASKILL (163-632) - 1983 Rushing TDs 1. 21 - Robert CHESSON - 2017 2. 16 - Keith BROWN - 2013 3. 13 - Isaac REDMAN - 2007 13 - Milton CARR - 1975 5. 12 - Ja'rome JOHNSON - 2019 12 - Isaac REDMAN - 2005 12 - Tony BYRUM - 1975 8. 11 - Robert CHESSON - 2016 9. 10 - Rodney WEBB - 2009 10. 9 - Calil WILKINS - 2021 9 - Amir HALL - 2016 9 - Kenda JEFFERSON - 2013 Average yards/rush (min. 20 attempts) 1. 7.49 - Ja'rome JOHNSON (133-996) - 2019 2. 7.38 - Robert CHESSON (183-1350) - 2017 3. 7.35 - Tony COSBY (34-250) - 1974 4. 7.34 - Mauric WILLIAMS (38-279) - 2016 5. 7.15 - Milton CARR (150-1073) - 1975 6. 7.00 - Kevon CAMPBELL (21-147) - 2021 7. 6.80 - Tony BYRUM (111-755) - 1975 8. 6.64 - Robert CHESSON (170-1128) - 2016 9. 6.34 - Isaac REDMAN (67-425) - 2004 10. 6.31 - T-WAUN PRATHER (51-322) - 1999 Rushing yards/game (min. 5 games) 1. 126.0 - Isaac REDMAN (12 games) - 2005 2. 122.7 - Robert CHESSON (11 games) - 2017 3. 121.2 - Nathaniel QUEEN (10 games) - 2006 4. 117.9 - Isaac REDMAN (7 games) - 2007 5. 113.2 - Keith BROWN (10 games) - 2013 6. 107.3 - Milton CARR (10 games) - 1975 7. 102.5 - Robert CHESSON (11 games) - 2016 8. 94.4 - Calil WILKINS (14 games) - 2021 9. 89.7 - Isaac REDMAN (6 games) - 2008 10. 83.4 - Rodney WEBB (11 games) - 2009 Pass attempts 1. 545 - Amir HALL (354-545-10) - 2018 2. 434 - Amir HALL (268-434-15) - 2016 3. 381 - Amir HALL (249-381-4) - 2017 4. 285 - Ja'rome JOHNSON (159-285-8) - 2021 5. 239 - Jared JOHNSTON (130-239-10) - 2013 6. 237 - Darrell FOOTE (104-237-18) - 1994 7. 235 - Darrell FOOTE (92-235-13) - 1995 8. 229 - Jimmy WHITEHEAD (89-229-15) - 1999 9. 226 - Jason SCOTT (83-226-3) - 2007 10. 225 - Ja'rome JOHNSON (131-225-9) - 2019 Pass completions 1. 354 - Amir HALL (354-545-10) - 2018 2. 268 - Amir HALL (268-434-15) - 2016 3. 249 - Amir HALL (249-381-4) - 2017 4. 159 - Ja'rome JOHNSON (159-285-8) - 2021 5. 131 - Ja'rome JOHNSON (131-225-9) - 2019 6. 130 - Jared JOHNSTON (130-239-10) - 2013 7. 122 - Clifton BUDD (122-224-6) - 2010 8. 120 - Trevon BENNETT (120-219-10) - 2014 9. 112 - Matthew GOGGANS (112-212-2) - 2015 10. 104 - Darrell FOOTE (104-237-18) - 1994 Passing yards 1. 4152 - Amir HALL (354-545-10) - 2018 2. 3596 - Amir HALL (268-434-15) - 2016 3. 3519 - Amir HALL (249-381-4) - 2017 4. 2219 - Ja'rome JOHNSON (159-285-8) - 2021 5. 1860 - Ja'rome JOHNSON (131-225-9) - 2019 6. 1667 - Jared JOHNSTON (130-239-10) - 2013 7. 1560 - Matthew GOGGANS (112-212-2) - 2015 8. 1538 - Clifton BUDD (122-224-6) - 2010 9. 1462 - Jimmy WHITEHEAD (89-229-15) - 1999 10. 1385 - Lamar MANIGO (82-198-12) - 2005 Passing TDs 1. 41 - Amir HALL - 2017 2. 31 - Amir HALL - 2018 3. 30 - Amir HALL - 2016 4. 24 - Ja'rome JOHNSON - 2021 5. 22 - Ja'rome JOHNSON - 2019 6. 17 - Lamar MANIGO - 2005 7. 16 - Clifton BUDD - 2010 16 - Matthew GOGGANS - 2015 9. 12 - Jimmy WHITEHEAD - 1999 12 - Nyem WASHINGTON - 2015 Passes had intercepted 1. 18 - Darrell FOOTE (104-237-18) - 1994 2. 15 - Jimmy WHITEHEAD (89-229-15) - 1999 15 - Amir HALL (268-434-15) - 2016 15 - Delmar GLANTON (76-194-15) - 1996 5. 14 - Don JANEY (28-94-14) - 1990 14 - Antoni FOUNTAIN (68-169-14) - 1980 7. 13 - Darrell FOOTE (92-235-13) - 1995 13 - Larry MAJOR (97-220-13) - 1982 13 - Clarenc BOYKINS (25-131-13) - 1987 10. 12 - Lamar MANIGO (82-198-12) - 2005 12 - Marvin BROWN (46-141-12) - 1985

22 BOWIE STATE FOOTBALL Individual Season Records

Rushing yards 1. 1512 - Isaac REDMAN (281-1512) - 2005 2. 1350 - Robert CHESSON (183-1350) - 2017 3. 1322 - Calil WILKINS (260-1322) - 2021 4. 1212 - Nathaniel QUEEN (248-1212) - 2006 5. 1132 - Keith BROWN (224-1132) - 2013 6. 1128 - Robert CHESSON (170-1128) - 2016 7. 1073 - Milton CARR (150-1073) - 1975 8. 996 - Ja'rome JOHNSON (133-996) - 2019 996 - Kenda JEFFERSON (179-996) - 2015 10. 917 - Rodney WEBB (209-917) - 2009

BOWIE STATE FOOTBALL Team Season Records

TEAM SEASON RECORDS

Rushing yards/game 1.276.4 (10 games) - 1975 2.233.5 (12 games) - 2005 3.229.5 (11 games) - 2017 4.210.2 (12 games) - 2019 5.205.7 (9 games) - 1974 6.203.9 (10 games) - 2011 7.192.0 (10 games) - 2013 8.190.8 (10 games) - 2007 9.187.0 (11 games) - 2009 10.179.0 (11 games) - 2016

Passing yards 1.4202 (357-552-10) - 2018 2.3747 (274-449-15) - 2016 3.3705 (264-406-4) - 2017 4.3386 (268-469-13) - 2015 5.2552 (179-320-12) - 2019 6.2434 (178-326-11) - 2021 7.2100 (196-395-16) - 2014 8.1994 (145-309-9) - 2012 9.1896 (154-289-11) - 2010 10.1824 (168-305-17) - 2011 Passing TDs 1.41 - 2017 2.32 - 2015 3.31 - 2018 4.30 - 2016 5.28 - 2019 6.26 - 2021 7.20 - 2005 8.18 - 2014 9.17 - 2010 17 - 2011 Passes had intercepted 1.26 (99-231-26) - 2004 2.22 (64-199-22) - 1986 22 (139-324-22) - 1982 22 (96-262-22) - 1980 5.21 (97-256-21) - 1996 21 (42-188-21) - 1987 7.19 (59-172-19) - 1978 19 (120-286-19) - 1994 19 (78-227-19) - 1984 10.18 (116-287-18) - 1979 18 (83-263-18) - 1985

Rushing attempts 1.600 (600-2802) - 2005 2.571 (571-2489) - 2021 3.510 (510-2057) - 2009 4.509 (509-2523) - 2019 5.494 (494-2764) - 1975 6.490 (490-1734) - 1988 7.466 (466-1529) - 1987 8.464 (464-1425) - 1995 9.455 (455-2039) - 2011 10.446 (446-1467) - 2004 446 (446-1658) - 2003

Rushing yards 1.2802 (600-2802) - 2005 2.2764 (494-2764) - 1975 3.2524 (439-2524) - 2017 4.2523 (509-2523) - 2019 5.2489 (571-2489) - 2021 6.2057 (510-2057) - 2009 7.2039 (455-2039) - 2011 8.1969 (407-1969) - 2016 9.1920 (445-1920) - 2013 10.1908 (430-1908) - 2007

Pass attempts 1.552 (357-552-10) - 2018 2.469 (268-469-13) - 2015 3.449 (274-449-15) - 2016 4.406 (264-406-4) - 2017 5.395 (196-395-16) - 2014 6.326 (178-326-11) - 2021 7.324 (139-324-22) - 1982 8.320 (179-320-12) - 2019 9.309 (145-309-9) - 2012 10.305 (168-305-17) - 2011 Pass completions 1.357 (357-552-10) - 2018 2.274 (274-449-15) - 2016 3.268 (268-469-13) - 2015 4.264 (264-406-4) - 2017 5.196 (196-395-16) - 2014 6.179 (179-320-12) - 2019 7.178 (178-326-11) - 2021 8.168 (168-305-17) - 2011 9.154 (154-289-11) - 2010 10.145 (145-309-9) - 2012

Rushing TDs 1.38 - 1975 2.36 - 2017 3.31 - 2016 4.30 - 2013 5.28 - 2019 6.26 - 2009 7.25 - 2021 8.21 - 2007 9.19 - 2005 10.18 - 2018 Average yards/rush 1.5.75 (439-2524) - 2017 2.5.60 (494-2764) - 1975 3.4.96 (509-2523) - 2019 4.4.84 (407-1969) - 2016 5.4.69 (395-1851) - 1974 6.4.67 (600-2802) - 2005 7.4.48 (455-2039) - 2011 8.4.44 (430-1908) - 2007 9.4.37 (425-1856) - 2015 10.4.36 (571-2489) - 2021

Most rushing TDs scored 1. 7 - CHESSON,Robert; at Elizabeth City State; 11/4/2017 2. 3 - HALL,Amir; vs Fayetteville State; 11/10/2018 3 - JOHNSON,Ja'rome; at Elizabeth City St.; 11/9/2019 3 - JOHNSON,Ja'rome; Chowan; 10/12/2019 3 - WILKINS,Calil; Elizabeth City State; 11/6/2021 6. 2 - ABRAMS,Brandon; at McKendree; 9/15/2018 2 - CHESSON,Robert; Virginia Union; 10/21/2017 2 - CHESSON,Robert; Lincoln (PA); 10/28/2017 2 - CHESSON,Robert; Shaw; 9/23/2017 2 - CHESSON,Robert; at Fayetteville State; 9/30/2017 2 - CHESSON,Robert; at Winston-Salem State; 9/9/2017 2 - GILLIS,Adam; Lincoln (PA); 11/2/2019 2 - HALL,Amir; West Alabama; 11/17/2018 2 - HALL,Amir; Delta State; 11/18/2017 2 - HALL,Amir; at McKendree; 9/15/2018 2 - HALL,Amir; at Saint Augustine's; 9/16/2017 2 - JOHNSON,Ja'rome; Lenoir-Rhyne; 11/20/2021 2 - JOHNSON,Ja'rome; Virginia State; 10/16/2021 2 - JOHNSON,Ja'rome; Saint Augustine's; 9/28/2019 2 - KITTRELL,Derric; at American Int'l; 9/7/2019 2 - WILLIAMS,Larry; Elizabeth City State; 11/6/2021 2 - WILLIAMS,Mauric; at Elizabeth City State; 11/4/2017

INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS

BOWIE STATE FOOTBALL Individual Game Records

Highest average gain per rush (10 carries) 1. 17.5 - JOHNSON,Ja'rome; Chowan; 10/12/2019 2. 15.2 - CHESSON,Robert; at Elizabeth City State; 11/4/2017 3. 12.2 - JOHNSON,Ja'rome; Lenoir-Rhyne; 11/20/2021 4. 11.5 - CHESSON,Robert; at Fayetteville State; 9/30/2017 5. 11.2 - CHESSON,Robert; Lincoln (PA); 10/28/2017 6. 10.3 - CHESSON,Robert; Shaw; 9/23/2017 7. 10.2 - WILKINS,Calil; Chowan; 10/12/2019 8. 9.9 - HALL,Amir; vs Fayetteville State; 11/10/2018 9. 9.8 - WILKINS,Calil; Elizabeth City State; 11/6/2021 9.8 - JOHNSON,Ja'rome; vs Fayetteville St.; 11/16/2019

Highest percentage passes completed (10 attempts) 1. 88.5 - HALL,Amir; at Seton Hill; 9/2/2017 2. 82.1 - JOHNSON,Ja'rome; Virginia Union; 10/26/2019 3. 78.8 - HALL,Amir; at McKendree; 9/15/2018 4. 77.1 - HALL,Amir; at Chowan; 10/6/2018 77.1 - JOHNSON,Ja'rome; Saginaw Valley State; 9/11/2021 6. 76.5 - JOHNSON,Ja'rome; Lincoln (PA); 11/2/2019 7. 74.3 - HALL,Amir; Chowan; 10/7/2017 74.3 - HALL,Amir; at Saint Augustine's; 9/16/2017 9. 73.7 - HALL,Amir; Lincoln (PA); 10/28/2017 10. 71.4 - JOHNSON,Ja'rome; at Lincoln (PA); 10/30/2021

Most passes completed 1. 41 - HALL,Amir; at McKendree; 9/15/2018 2. 37 - HALL,Amir; at Chowan; 10/6/2018 3. 34 - HALL,Amir; Delta State; 11/18/2017 4. 33 - HALL,Amir; at Virginia Union; 10/20/2018 5. 31 - HALL,Amir; West Alabama; 11/17/2018 6. 30 - HALL,Amir; at Wagner; 8/30/2018 7. 29 - HALL,Amir; at Virginia State; 10/14/2017 8. 28 - HALL,Amir; at Saint Augustine's; 9/22/2018 28 - HALL,Amir; Winston-Salem State; 9/29/2018 10. 27 - HALL,Amir; at Alderson Broaddus; 9/8/2018 27 - JOHNSON,Ja'rome; Saginaw Valley State; 9/11/2021

Most net yards rushing 1. 304 - CHESSON,Robert; at Elizabeth City State; 11/4/2017 2. 193 - JOHNSON,Ja'rome; Chowan; 10/12/2019 3. 172 - CHESSON,Robert; at Fayetteville State; 9/30/2017 172 - JOHNSON,Ja'rome; at American Int'l; 9/7/2019 5. 168 - WILKINS,Calil; Virginia State; 10/16/2021 6. 167 - CHESSON,Robert; Virginia Union; 10/21/2017 7. 163 - WILKINS,Calil; vs Fayetteville State; 11/13/2021 8. 147 - JOHNSON,Ja'rome; Lenoir-Rhyne; 11/20/2021 9. 138 - HALL,Amir; vs Fayetteville State; 11/10/2018 10. 137 - WILKINS,Calil; Elizabeth City State; 11/6/2021

Longest rush from scrimmage 1. 97 - CHESSON,Robert; at Elizabeth City State; 11/4/2017 2. 80 - HALL,Amir; vs Fayetteville State; 11/10/2018 3. 70 - CHESSON,Robert; at Fayetteville State; 9/30/2017 4. 69 - JOHNSON,Ja'rome; at American Int'l; 9/7/2019 5. 68 - CHESSON,Robert; Virginia Union; 10/21/2017 68 - STEWART,Carleto; at Lincoln (PA); 10/30/2021 7. 65 - HALL,Amir; at McKendree; 9/15/2018 65 - JOHNSON,Ja'rome; Lenoir-Rhyne; 11/20/2021 9. 57 - HALL,Amir; at Wagner; 8/30/2018 57 - JOHNSON,Ja'rome; Chowan; 10/12/2019 Most consecutive 100-yard rushing games

Most carries 1. 29 - WILKINS,Calil; Virginia State; 10/16/2021 2. 25 - WILKINS,Calil; vs Fayetteville State; 11/13/2021 25 - WILKINS,Calil; at Lincoln (PA); 10/30/2021 4. 23 - CHESSON,Robert; Virginia Union; 10/21/2017 23 - WILKINS,Calil; Lenoir-Rhyne; 11/20/2021 6. 22 - JOHNSON,Ja'rome; Carson-Newman; 11/23/2019 22 - WILKINS,Calil; at Chowan; 10/9/2021 8. 21 - CHESSON,Robert; at Seton Hill; 9/2/2017 21 - KITTRELL,Derric; at American Int'l; 9/7/2019 21 - WILKINS,Calil; vs Fayetteville St.; 11/16/2019

Most passes attempted 1. 60 - HALL,Amir; Delta State; 11/18/2017 2. 52 - HALL,Amir; at McKendree; 9/15/2018 52 - HALL,Amir; Winston-Salem State; 9/29/2018 4. 49 - HALL,Amir; at Virginia Union; 10/20/2018 5. 48 - HALL,Amir; West Alabama; 11/17/2018 48 - HALL,Amir; at Virginia State; 10/14/2017 48 - HALL,Amir; at Chowan; 10/6/2018 8. 47 - HALL,Amir; at Wagner; 8/30/2018 9. 44 - HALL,Amir; Virginia Union; 10/21/2017 10. 42 - HALL,Amir; at Saint Augustine's; 9/22/2018

Most consecutive passes completed Most passing yards 1. 433 - HALL,Amir; at Saint Augustine's; 9/16/2017 2. 428 - HALL,Amir; at Chowan; 10/6/2018 3. 420 - HALL,Amir; Shaw; 9/23/2017 4. 395 - JOHNSON,Ja'rome; Virginia Union; 10/26/2019 5. 386 - HALL,Amir; Virginia Union; 10/21/2017 6. 370 - HALL,Amir; at Virginia Union; 10/20/2018 7. 365 - HALL,Amir; at Wagner; 8/30/2018 365 - HALL,Amir; at Alderson Broaddus; 9/8/2018 9. 361 - HALL,Amir; at Seton Hill; 9/2/2017 10. 360 - HALL,Amir; West Alabama; 11/17/2018

Most passes attempted 1.60 - Delta State; 11/18/2017 2.52 - at McKendree; 9/15/2018 52 - Winston-Salem State; 9/29/2018 4.49 - at Virginia Union; 10/20/2018 5.48 - at Wagner; 8/30/2018 48 - West Alabama; 11/17/2018 48 - at Virginia State; 10/14/2017 48 - at Chowan; 10/6/2018 9.46 - Chowan; 10/7/2017 10.44 - Virginia Union; 10/21/2017 Most passes completed 1.41 - at McKendree; 9/15/2018 2.37 - at Chowan; 10/6/2018 3.34 - Delta State; 11/18/2017 4.33 - at Virginia Union; 10/20/2018 33 - Chowan; 10/7/2017 6.31 - West Alabama; 11/17/2018 7.30 - at Wagner; 8/30/2018 8.29 - at Virginia State; 10/14/2017 9.28 - at Saint Augustine's; 9/22/2018 28 - Winston-Salem State; 9/29/2018

Highest percentage passes completed (10 passes) 1.78.8 - at McKendree; 9/15/2018 2.78.1 - at Seton Hill; 9/2/2017 3.77.1 - at Chowan; 10/6/2018 77.1 - Saginaw Valley State; 9/11/2021 5.76.7 - Virginia Union; 10/26/2019 6.74.3 - at Saint Augustine's; 9/16/2017 7.71.7 - Chowan; 10/7/2017 8.71.4 - Lincoln (PA); 10/28/2017 9.71.1 - Shaw; 9/23/2017 10.70.8 - at Elizabeth City St.; 11/9/2019

Most passing yards 1.467 - Shaw; 9/23/2017 2.433 - at Saint Augustine's; 9/16/2017 3.428 - at Chowan; 10/6/2018 4.426 - Chowan; 10/7/2017 5.395 - Virginia Union; 10/26/2019 6.386 - Virginia Union; 10/21/2017 7.382 - at Seton Hill; 9/2/2017 8.373 - Elizabeth City State; 11/3/2018 9.370 - at Virginia Union; 10/20/2018 10.365 - at Wagner; 8/30/2018 365 - at Alderson Broaddus; 9/8/2018

BOWIE STATE FOOTBALL Team Game Records

Most net yards rushing 1.443 - at Elizabeth City State; 11/4/2017 2.404 - Chowan; 10/12/2019 3.398 - Elizabeth City State; 11/6/2021 4.378 - at Lincoln (PA); 10/30/2021 5.297 - at Fayetteville State; 9/30/2017 6.288 - at American Int'l; 9/7/2019 7.286 - Lincoln (PA); 10/28/2017 286 - Alderson Broaddus; 9/21/2019 9.282 - at Virginia Union; 10/23/2021 10.281 - Shaw; 9/23/2017

Most carries 1.60 - Alderson Broaddus; 9/21/2019 2.56 - Elizabeth City State; 11/6/2021 3.53 - at American Int'l; 9/7/2019 4.51 - Virginia State; 10/16/2021 51 - at Virginia Union; 10/23/2021 51 - at Lincoln (PA); 10/30/2021 7.50 - at Winston-Salem State; 9/9/2017 8.49 - at Seton Hill; 9/2/2017 49 - at Livingstone; 9/25/2021 10.46 - Chowan; 10/12/2019

Most passing yards gained per attempt (10 attempts) 1.13.2 - Virginia Union; 10/26/2019 2.13.1 - Lincoln (PA); 10/28/2017 3.12.4 - at Saint Augustine's; 9/16/2017 4.12.3 - Shaw; 9/23/2017 5.12.0 - at Elizabeth City State; 11/4/2017 6.11.9 - at Seton Hill; 9/2/2017 7.11.4 - Alderson Broaddus; 9/21/2019 8.10.9 - Elizabeth City State; 11/6/2021 9.10.7 - at Elizabeth City St.; 11/9/2019 10.10.0 - at Fayetteville State; 9/30/2017

Most rushing TDs scored 1.9 - at Elizabeth City State; 11/4/2017 2.8 - Elizabeth City State; 11/6/2021 3.6 - Chowan; 10/12/2019 4.5 - at Elizabeth City St.; 11/9/2019 5 - at McKendree; 9/15/2018 5 - at Fayetteville State; 9/30/2017 7.4 - Lincoln (PA); 11/2/2019 4 - at Lincoln (PA); 10/30/2021 4 - Shaw; 9/23/2017 10.3 - vs Fayetteville State; 11/10/2018 3 - West Alabama; 11/17/2018 3 - Delta State; 11/18/2017 3 - Lenoir-Rhyne; 11/20/2021 3 - Virginia State; 10/16/2021 3 - Lincoln (PA); 10/28/2017 3 - at Saint Augustine's; 9/16/2017 3 - at Livingstone; 9/25/2021 3 - Saint Augustine's; 9/28/2019 3 - at American Int'l; 9/7/2019 3 - at Winston-Salem State; 9/9/2017

TEAM GAME RECORDS

Highest average gain per rush (20 rushes) 1.11.4 - at Elizabeth City State; 11/4/2017 2.8.9 - Lincoln (PA); 10/28/2017 3.8.8 - Chowan; 10/12/2019 4.7.6 - Shaw; 9/23/2017 5.7.4 - at Lincoln (PA); 10/30/2021 6.7.1 - Elizabeth City State; 11/6/2021 7.6.9 - Lenoir-Rhyne; 11/20/2021 8.6.6 - at Fayetteville State; 9/30/2017 9.6.1 - at Saint Augustine's; 9/16/2017 10.6.0 - at Elizabeth City St.; 11/9/2019

26 BOWIE STATE FOOTBALL Individual Career Leaders RUSHING g att yards td long avg/c avg/g Isaac REDMAN - 2004-05,07-08 34 613 3300 35 99 5.4 97.1 Robert CHESSON - 2015-17 33 393 2675 32 98 6.8 81.1 Keith BROWN - 2011-14 36 549 2623 28 76 4.8 72.9 Kenda JEFFERSON - 2010-15 43 450 2181 24 54 4.8 50.7 Rodney WEBB - 2006-10 36 492 2174 20 48 4.4 60.4 Calil WILKINS - 2019,21 26 408 2010 14 56 4.9 77.3 Julius JORDAN - 2000-04 38 464 1920 13 33 4.1 50.5 Milton CARR - 1974-75 19 285 1789 16 0 6.3 94.2 Nathaniel QUEEN - 2004-06 27 386 1760 9 59 4.6 65.2 Caleb CRANKE - 2001-04 41 410 1555 3 39 3.8 37.9 PASSING g cmp-att-int yards td long pct avg/p avg/g effic Amir HALL - 2015-18 36 876-1372-29 11358 102 82 63.8 8.3 315.5 153.7 Ja'rome JOHNSON - 2019,21 26 290-510-17 4079 46 80 56.9 8.0 156.9 147.1 Lamar MANIGO - 2002-06 43 223-548-31 3087 36 92 40.7 5.6 71.8 98.4 Jared JOHNSTON - 2012-13 17 198-387-15 2564 16 57 51.2 6.6 150.8 112.7 Clifton BUDD - 2008-11 39 210-376-13 2498 25 61 55.9 6.6 64.1 126.7 Matthew GOGGANS - 2014-15 12 188-388-8 2392 24 73 48.5 6.2 199.3 116.5 Trevon BENNETT - 2010-15 24 223-401-19 2223 16 51 55.6 5.5 92.6 105.9 Tyrae REID - 2009-12 25 171-336-20 2215 12 60 50.9 6.6 88.6 106.1 Jimmy WHITEHEAD - 1998-99 18 153-393-23 2153 19 0 38.9 5.5 119.6 89.2 Jason SCOTT - 2007-08 19 165-404-12 2022 12 74 40.8 5.0 106.4 86.7 RECEIVING g rec yards td long rec/g avg/c avg/g Nyme MANNS - 2013-16 33 198 2959 27 77 6.0 14.9 89.7 Montez CLAY 39 112 1440 15 68 2.9 12.9 36.9 Khari LEE - 2011-14 40 107 1255 4 35 2.7 11.7 31.4 Brandon BRITTON - 2015-17 33 105 1468 18 60 3.2 14.0 44.5 Garry CROPPER - 2012-15 33 105 1334 10 58 3.2 12.7 40.4 Kerrick POLLOCK 30 98 1498 14 64 3.3 15.3 49.9 Geordan CLARK - 2015-19 44 95 1173 11 62 2.2 12.3 26.7 Lansana SESAY - 2017-18 24 90 1776 16 82 3.8 19.7 74.0 Clifton BUDD - 2008-11 39 90 1041 4 60 2.3 11.6 26.7 Jordan GARRISON - 2012-16 36 89 1222 9 64 2.5 13.7 33.9 TACKLES g ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk qbh Kyle JACKSON - 2007-10,14-18 86 183 174 357 33.5-94 17 5 5 2 6 Antoine YOUNG 30 130 104 234 15.0-38 9 3 6 1 4 Atcheson CONWAY 25 110 117 227 31.0-84 30 5 5 0 5 Delano JOHNSON - 2006-11 40 126 93 219 25.0-105 20 5 6 11 8 Ste GRANT-JONES - 2007-10 39 130 85 215 25.0-84 19 11 4 0 2 Kevaug TOWNSEND - 2012-16 38 115 98 213 24.5-81 7 6 3 0 8 Joshua PRYOR 39 110 87 197 65.5-308 1 4 3 3 22 Terence PEETE - 2007-10 39 114 76 190 8.5-40 25 5 9 0 4 Curtis PUMPHREY - 2011-15 37 140 49 189 7.5-22 55 2 1 2 1 Charles ALSTON - 2001-02 21 67 97 164 39.0-156 6 9 5 0 9 SACKS g ua a total yards Joshua PRYOR 39 24 9 28.5 207 Anthon McDANIEL - 2013-15 32 26 4 28.0 242 Cavin MURRAY - 2011-15 42 15 6 18.0 117 Derrick TATE - 2017-18 24 14 8 18.0 149 Jonathan ROSS 26 12 6 15.0 106 Alexande PAYTON - 2007-10 38 14 0 14.0 107 Denzel PRINCE - 2012-15 40 13 2 14.0 77 Oluwa AJENIFUJA - 2016-19 42 12 4 14.0 51 Charles ALSTON - 2001-02 21 13 1 13.5 86 Sterling GREEN - 2004-05 14 10 6 13.0 116 INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS

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DIONE BOWLDING 1972 REUNION Bowie State College50th Football Anniversary Love Your Family BSU FOOTBALL 50 YEAR REUNION HONORING THE HUSBAND, DAD, BROTHER AND FRIEND! DIONE BOWLDING I, PLAYED FOR BSU 1972 FOTBALL TEAM WEARING THE BLACK AND GOLD PROUDLY. HE TAUGHT US AS A FAMILY HOW TO GO FOR THE GOLD! PLAY TO WIN! FIGHT THE GOOD FIGHT BECAUSE MANY ARE CALLED BUT FEW ARE CHOSEN. TO DO OUR BEST, ALWAYS WALKING IN HONOR, LOYALTY, AND INTEGRITY! PRINCIPLES HE WAS TAUGHT AND HE HONED ON THE BSU FOOTBALL TEAM!

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1972 BOWIE STATE COLLEGE FOOTBALL TEAM on your 50th Anniversary Your commitment, persistence, work, accomplishments and success were not in vain. Congratulations BELINDA(DAUGHTER),LETA(WIFE),GRANDAUGHTER ALYSSA,ME(ROBERT LITE GREEN),LETA'S FATHER MATTHEW SR,LETA'S MOM LETA,ALEX,REV.MATTHEW GRIMES JR, AND STERLING GREEN The Green Family Congratulates Robert “Lite” Green

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Anita Ford, Class of 2001/2008, and Lori Smothers, Class of 2001 Anita D. Ford Legacy Endownment Salutes the 1972 football team. Thanks for giving back to our alma mater, Bowie State University. Job well done.

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Mr. A. C. Jordan Di rector of Athletics M r . A . C . J o r d a n , D i r e c t o r o f A t h l e t i c s T o o u r A l u m n i , v i s i t o r s , a n d m a n y f r i e n d s , I w o u l d l i k e t o e x t e n d g r e e t i n g s t o o u r t h i r d H o m e c o m i n g F o o t b a l l g a m e . I h o p e y o u w i l l e n j o y t h i s a t h l e t i c c o n t e s t t o d a y b e t w e e n t w o f i n e g r o u p s o f y o u n g m e n r e p r e s e n t i n g t w o f i n e i n s t i t u t i o n s o f h i g h e r l e a r n i n g , B o w i e S t a t e C o l l e g e a n d H a m p t o n I n s t i t u t e .

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Congratulations Glenda Brown C o n g r a t u l a t i o n s t o t h e B o w i e S t a t e C o l l e g e F o o t b a l l T e a m ! I ' d L i k e a l s o t o r e c o g n i z e a n d t h a n k t h e f o u n d i n g m e m b e r s o f t h e B o w i e S t a t e P o m P o m S q u a d . 2022 1 9 7 3 POM POM SQUAD (1973) 1972 Bowie Bulldogs 50th Anniversary

HEAD COACH STALEY T. JACKSON is a Marylander, former high school and college superstar athlete in football, wrestling, and baseball, who was named” Athlete of the Decade” in 1965 at Howard University. He was formerly a quarterback of the semi pro Frederick Falcons and an assistant football coach at the Federal City College.

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Jackson, who holds a master's degree in Education from American University, also serves as an assistant professor and acting chairman of the department of Health and Physical Education

COACH SID HALL is a Virginian who attended Norfolk state college for one year He went on to earn a B S degree at Howard University, where he lettered in baseball, football and wrestling. In 1972, he received a MA degree from George Washington University. Hall currently serves as a counselor at boys' junior and senior high schools in Washington D.C., where he formerly taught Physical Education and coached basketball and track. Previously, he was asst coach and scout at Dunbar High School in Washington D C

COACH E. CLARK MESTER Jr , a graduate of De Matha Catholic High School in Hyattsville, Md , and Villanova University in Pennsylvania is a Marylander currently enrolled for an M.Ed degree in the Graduate Division at Bowie State College while serving as an instructor of Education. Mester was captain of his high school football team that won first place in All Prep, All Catholic, and All Met contests. In college, he lettered in football for three consecutive years He coached football, softball, and weight lifting at De Matha

COACH CLARENCE R. THOMAS, a Marylander, is currently enrolled in graduate studies at the University of Maryland

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COACH JERRY RICUCCI is a graduate of Montgomery Blair High and George Washington University, where he played football as halfback and safety Subsequently, he joined the semi pro Frederick Falcons as a player coach and head defensive coach. Ricucci received the All Suburban Maryland Halfback Leading scorer Montgomery Football Award. He served as assistant football coach at Walt Whitman and Montgomery Blair High Schools

He received a B S degree from Morgan State College where he played varsity football as a linebacker and a center and received the Morgan State Award for Athletic Achievement. Thomas, who also played semi pro with Frederick Falcons as a linebacker, served as an assistant football coach at Montgomery Blair High School. He is currently a counselor there, and teaches Physical Education and wrestling

GO BULLDOGS Congratulations from the 1975 Independent Black College Champion Football Team We Salute the 1972 BSU Football Team for setting the stage for the Bulldogs Football future. SACRIFICES, DEDICATION, PERSISTENCE, CAMARADERIE E-SPRIT- DE - CORPS Without you, there is no 1975 BSU Football Champion Thank you & God Bless Each of you The 1975 BSU Football Champion Earl Speights

IN LOVING MEMORY Brian Freeman 1972 Bowie Bulldogs 50th Anniversary

1972 1972 BOWIE STATE COLLEGE FOOTBALL TEAM THE CROSS FAMILY CONGRATULATES ROBERT CROSS Congratulations to the 1972 Bowie Bulldogs 50th Anniversary Your hard work, persistence, dedication and success were not in vain.

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Hall of Fame Investor Bowie State University Office of Intercollegiate Athletics and Recreation Vice President Clyde Doughty Bowie State University Division of Institutional Advancement Vice President Brent Swinton Bowie State University Hall of Fame Alumni Chapter President Ricardo Mitchell Black and Gold Investor ICANFLYPRODUCTIONS,LLC Owners Annette and Weyden Wedderburn Ring Those Bells Investor Kingdom Fitness Mr and Mrs Dione F and CecElia Bowlding Flame of Faith Investor Drs John A Word, Sr and Marsha Mims Word Mr Donald L Ball, Jr Baltimore Gas and Electric Company 1975 Bowie State Black College Championship Team Bulldog Investor Ms Anita D Ford and Lori Smothers Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc Circle of Champions Investors Montgomery County Alumni Association Mr Tyrone “Truck” Henry Bulldog Proud Club Rev Barnabus Sewell Prince George’s County Alumni Association Mrs Debra Spells Baltimore Alumni Association Mr Mark McCollough Mr Donald L Ball, Jr Mr Reginald Cross Mrs Linda Rae Roy Mr Russell “Rusty” Baker Bowie Mitchellville Alumni Chapter (BMAC) Bulldog Empowerment Alumni Association Lower Shore Alumni Association Prince George’s County Chapter Groove Phi Groove Special Thanks to the 1972 Football Team 50th Anniversary Planning Committee Annette C Wedderburn, Ricardo Mitchell, Donald ball, CecElia Bowlding, Dione Bowlding, Andre McCollough, Rene Howard, Ruby Nelson and Arlene Creek Acknowledgements

CONGRATULATIONS AND Best Wishes TO OUR DAD, ANDRE: Congratulations on making history by being a part of the Legacy 1972 Bowie State University football team! The tone that you all set in 1972 has had a huge impact on what the BSU football program represents today! The conversations about your game playing days at our young age inspired us to want to play sports. We're proud of you! Love, Ian and Evan McCollough 1972 Bowie State College

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In Loving Memory of Norris “Bubba” W. Roy, Jr. (1952 2000) Bowie State University (1972 1977) Congratulations to the 1972 Bowie State College Football Team 50th Anniversary Love, Peace and Blessings, Wife: Rae, Children: Norris II, Alexia, Daughter in law: Donneice, Son in law: Allen, Grandchildren: Natasha, Bryant, Ashley, and Skylar

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