2010 CSU Football Media Guide by CSUSports

2010 CSU Quick Facts

University Information Location:......................................................................... Charleston, S.C. Mailing Address:........................................................... P.O. Box 118087 ....................................................................... Charleston, SC 29423-8087 Founded:............................................................................................1964 Enrollment:.......................................................................................3,286 Nickname:............................................................................... Buccaneers Colors:..........................................Blue (PMS 295) and Gold ( PMS 873) Stadium:.............................................................................. CSU Stadium Capacity/Surface:....................................................... 4,000/natural grass Affiliation:...........................................................NCAA Division I (FCS) Conference:............................................................................... Big South President:.............................................................. Dr. Jairy C. Hunter, Jr. V.P. for Student Affairs and Athletics:......................... Dr. Rick Brewer Athletic Director:...................................................................Hank Small Associate A.D. (External Affairs): ..................... Cathryn Broderhausen Assistant A.D. (Internal Affairs):..................................... James Bradley Assistant A.D. (Compliance):....................................Michael Hammond Senior Womens’ Administrator:...................... Christie Faircloth-Dixon Strength and Conditioning Coach:....................................... Tobi Jacobi Administrative Assistant:...................................................... Beth Boyle Athletic Department Phone:.............................................843-863-7678 Athletic Department Fax:..................................................843-863-7695 Ticket Office Phone:..........................................................843-863-7670 Football Information Head Coach:...............................................................................Jay Mills Alma Mater (Year):.........................................Western Washington (’84) Record at CSU (Seasons):.......................................................40 - 38 (7) Overall Record (Seasons):.....................................................43 - 59 (10) Assistant Coaches: Chuck Kelly (offensive coordinator/offensive line), Thielen Smith (defensive coordinator), RaShan Frost (defensive line), Gabe Giardina (asst. head coach/running backs and special teams coordinator), Dave Brunner (wide receivers), Marcus Woodson (defensive backs), Kirk Lax (defense), Tobi Jacobi (strength and conditioning), Dave Padilla Football Office Phone:....................................................... 843-863-7119 First Year of Football:.......................................................................1991 Seasons Played (Seasons in I-AA):..............................................19 (17) All-Time Record:.......................................................................... 74-132 2009 Overall Record:.......................................................................... 6-5 2009 Big South Conference Record/Finish:................................4-2/3rd Total Lettermen Returning/Lost:.................................................. 32/17 Total Starters Returning/Lost:........................................................ 18/9 Sports Information Assistant A.D. (Media):.................................................... Blake Freeland Freeland’s Office Phone:...................................................843-863-7687 Assistant Sports Information Director:...............................Ryan Burns Sports Information Interns............................................... Philip Allman Sports Information Fax:....................................................843-863-7676 Web site:...........................................................http://www.csusports.com Sports Information Overnight Mailing Address: ................................................................................9200 University Blvd. ................................................................................ Charleston, SC 29406 Press Box Phone:................................................................843-863-7661

Credits: The 2010 Charleston Southern football media guide was produced by the CSU Sports Information Office. Written, edited, cover, internal design, layout and statistics by Blake Freeland, SID; additional editing by University Relations. Special thanks to Head Coach Jay Mills and the SID staff; Britney Allen, Mike Beasley, Ryan Burns, Sarah Croft, Katie Freeland, Emmy Moran, Jeff Waddell and Shane Walker. Photos by George Croft, Dr. Jairy Hunter III, and Tam Odom.

Table of Contents

Media Relations Quick Facts...........................................................................................1 Credits...................................................................................................1 Media Policies.......................................................................................2 Directions to CSU.................................................................................2 Media Outlets.................................................................................... 2-3 At The Helm Head Coach Jay Mills....................................................................... 5-6 Assistant Coaches........................................................................... 7-10 Support Staff.......................................................................................11 2010 Buccaneers 2010 Spring Depth Chart....................................................................13 2010 Outlook................................................................................ 14-15 2010 Numerical Roster................................................................. 16-17 2010 Alphabetical Roster.............................................................. 16-17 Lettermen Returning & Lost...............................................................18 Starters Returning & Lost...................................................................18 Buccaneer Profiles........................................................................ 19-36 Facing the Buccaneers Opponent Profiles......................................................................... 38-39 All-Time Series Record vs. All Opponents.........................................40 All-Time Series Record vs. 2010 Opponents......................................40 2009 In Review Box Scores.................................................................................... 42-52 Results.................................................................................................53 Game-By-Game Starters.....................................................................53 Statistics........................................................................................ 54-57 Honors.................................................................................................58 Records and History Individual Categorical Records..................................................... 60-61 Individual Single Game Superlatives............................................ 62-64 Individual Career Records............................................................ 65-67 Team Single Game Records................................................................68 Team Season Records.........................................................................69 Year-By-Year Team Leaders...............................................................70 Top Offensive Performances...............................................................71 All-Time Lettermen...................................................................... 72-73 Year-By-Year Results.................................................................... 74-75 Off the Field 2005 Championship Season................................................................76 Buccaneers in the Community............................................................77 25th Anniversary Video......................................................................78 Eddie Gadson Scholarship..................................................................78 Whitfield Stadium Center/Buccaneer Field........................................79 Administration CSU Administration...................................................................... 80-81 Athletic Training........................................................................... 82-83 Sports Information..............................................................................84 Big South Conference Preseason All-Conference...................................................................85 Big South Conference................................................................... 86-87 About Charleston, South Carolina......................................................89 About Charleston Southern University......................................... 90-92

Credentials Press box and sideline credentials will be given to accredited working media only. All requests must be mailed, e-mailed, or faxed to the Charleston Southern Office of Sports Information no later than three days before the game. Requests from media covering visiting schools can be made through that school’s sports information director. Passes will be available outside of Gate 2, which is also reserved parking for media, by 12:30 p.m. Photographers Requests for photographer passes should be made no later than Wednesday before the game. Photographers will be required to display their sideline pass throughout the game. In accordance with NCAA rules, photographers, still and video, are prohibited from the area in the middle of the field and must remain between the 25-yard line and the end zone. Photography space will also be available on top of the pressbox but will be issued on a priority basis to the film crews of the two teams and television coverage. Media Services All working media will be supplied with complete game notes (including up-todate statistics), depth charts, game programs and media guides of both teams and any other information needed in their coverage of the game. A statistics summary including team and individual stats will be available at halftime; play-by-play is available by request. Following the game a complete statistical book (including team and individual statistics, play-by-play and scoring summary) will be made available for media by the sports information staff. Fax service is available upon request from the sports information office. Three telephones will be available for use following the game in the pressbox. These will be available at all times during or after the game. A meal will be provided before the game. Soft drinks will be available throughout the game. Alcoholic beverages are prohibited on the CSU campus. Radio and Television Each radio and television station broadcasting the game will have a reserved booth in the pressbox with two telephone lines. If more lines are required, please contact AT&T at (843) 780-2800 or (800) 237-2802. In most cases, a reciprocal agreement is in place for visiting radio networks. Please refer to the game contract if a fee is to be paid to CSU for use of the phone lines. Extra phone and communication lines are the responsibility of the broadcast entity. Postgame Interviews Immediately following the game there will be a 10-minute cooling off period during which Coach Mills will speak to the team. Mills and the players will then be available to conduct interviews for both print and electronic media on the field. All CSU players will be available for interviews on the field, or outside of the locker room, immediately following the end of the 10-minute cooling off period. If possible, please inform a member of the sports information staff of the players you wish to speak to after the game to expedite this process. Interviews with visiting coaches and players will be arranged by the visiting sports information director. Game Week Interviews Head coach Jay Mills will be available to speak to the media between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Monday through Friday. Players will also be available to speak to the media on weekdays except Friday, but priority will be given to their class and practice schedule. All interviews with players must be arranged by the Office of Sports Information. At no time will a player’s home phone number be given to the media. Practices Daily football practices are open to the public and to the media. Please call the sports information office to verify practice time and player availability. Coach Mills will be available to speak to the media after practice or during breaks in practice. The head coach does reserve the right to close certain practice sessions to spectators and media.

Media Outlets Print Post & Courier 134 Columbus St. Charleston, SC 29403 - 4800 Phone: (843) 937-5586 or 5677 Fax: (843) 937-5579 or 5714 The State P.O. Box 1333 Columbia, SC 29202 Phone: (800) 456-8470 Fax: (803) 771-8613 The News P.O. Box 1688 Greenville, SC 29602 Phone: (864) 298-4306 Fax: (864) 298-4395 Herald-Journal P.O. Box 1657 Spartanburg, SC 29304 Phone: (864) 582-5673 Fax: (864) 594-6350 Morning News P.O. Box F-11 Florence, SC 29501 Phone: (843) 317-7274 Fax: (843) 317-7292 Sun News P.O. Box 406 Myrtle Beach, SC 29578 Phone: (843) 626-0371 Fax: (843) 626-0356 Times & Democrat P.O. Drawer 1766 Orangeburg, SC 29116 Phone: (803) 534-1060 Fax: (803) 533-5595 The Herald P.O. Box 11707 Rock Hill, SC 29731 Phone: (803) 329-4000 Fax: (803) 329-4021 The Standard P.O. Box 456 Aiken, SC 29821 Phone: (803) 648-2311 Fax: (803) 648-6052 Independent & Mail P.O. Box 2507 Anderson, SC 29622 Phone: (864) 224-4321 Fax: (864) 260-1276 Berkeley Independent P.O. Box 427 Moncks Corner, SC Phone: (843) 761-6397 Fax: (843) 899-6996

Journal-Scene P.O. Box 715 Summerville, SC 29484 Phone: (843) 873-9424 Fax: (843) 873-9432 Gazette P.O. Box 304 Goose Creek, SC 29445 Phone: (843) 572-0511 Fax: (843) 572-0312 Buc Online Charleston Southern University P.O. Box 118087 Charleston, SC 29423 Phone: (843) 863-8042 Fax: (843) 863-7021 Associated Press 1311 Marion Street Columbia, SC 29201 Phone: (800) 922-1565 Fax: (803) 252-2913 Television WCSC - TV 5 P.O Box 186 Charleston, SC 29402 Phone: (843) 577-6397 Fax: (843) 722-7537 WCBD - TV 2 P.O. Box 879 Charleston, SC 29402 Phone: (843) 884-2288 Fax: (843) 884-6624 WCIV - TV 4 P.O. Box 22165 Charleston, SC 29413 Phone: (843) 723-4403 Fax: (843) 849-2519 WLTX (Columbia) Phone: (803) 776-9508 Fax: (803) 783-2971 WIS (Columbia) Phone: (803) 758-1288 Fax: (803) 758-1278 WOLO (Columbia) Phone: (803) 735-9605 Fax: (803) 754-6147 WPDE (Florence) Phone: (843) 665-1515 Fax: (843) 679-2709 WBTW (Florence) Phone: (843) 662-1565 Fax: (843) 317-1418 WSPA (Spartanburg) Phone: (864) 587-5452 Fax: (864) 587-5430 WYFF (Greenville) Phone: (864) 240-5265 Fax: (864) 240-5305

Directions to Charleston Southern From I-26: Take exit 205B (Highway 78). The campus will be on your left. Use the school’s second entrance, located between the soccer practice field and the football stadium. The football stadium will be on your immediate right as you turn into campus. Football coaches’ offices are on the second floor of Whitfield Stadium Center; athletic administration and support offices are located in the Field House, the only building on the right. See campus map on page 78 if needed.

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Jay Mills - Head Football Coach The 2010 season will be Jay Mills’ eighth season at the helm of the Buccaneers’ ship, taking CSU from a 1-11 mark in 2003 to a Big South Conference championship in 2005, and a school-record nine wins in 2006. Since 2005, Mills and the Buccaneers are the winningest coach and program in the Big South Conference, while also having faced the most FBS opponents during the same stretch. Mills helped lead the Buccaneers to the nation’s second-longest winning streak at 14 games stretching over the 2005 and 2006 seasons, garnering their first national ranking in school history. Honored with the All-American Football Foundation’s Lifetime Achievement Award in 2002, Mills was named the 2005 Big South Conference Coach of the Year, and the 2005 Buccaneers were named the “Team of the Year” by collegesports.com. During his tenure at CSU, the Buccaneers have literally rewritten the record books offensively. Under his direction, CSU quarterback Collin Drafts became the school’s all-time leading passer and all-time leader in total offense in only three seasons. The 2009 squad was also named the Big South Sportsmanship Award winner. Mills is recognized nationally as a top offensive mind, having operated highly successful passing offenses at Harvard and Boise State University prior to becoming CSU’s head coach. Mills served as the Crimson’s quarterbacks coach and offensive coordinator for seven seasons, leading the school to high national rankings for total offense and establishing numerous school records. In 2001, Harvard committed the fewest turnovers of any Division I-AA school and ranked 11th nationally in total offense. In 2000, Harvard set school records for passing yards (2,885) and total yards (4,679). During those two seasons, eight offensive players Follow Coach Mills at: www.twitter.com/CoachJMills earned All Ivy League honors. After serving three seasons as a graduate assistant at Notre Dame, one year under former South Carolina head coach Lou Holtz, Mills was named quarterbacks and passing game coordinator at Boise State. Mills helped guide Boise State to a pair of NCAA Division I-AA playoff appearances, including a berth in the national semifinal game in 1990. Boise State was ranked second nationally in total offense in 1987. Mills’ experience as a head coach came at the University of Minnesota Morris, where he helped lead the program from NAIA status to NCAA Division II status in 1993. Members of Fellowship of Oak Brook Church where Mills serves as a deacon, Mills and his wife, Kimberly, reside in Goose Creek and are the parents of six children; Stacey Jo (26), Josh (22), Jared (21), Chris (19), Derek (18) and David (13), and on July 12, 2008, the Mills added son-inlaw Ryan Tié to the family. Stacey Jo and Ryan are due to deliver the Mills’ first grandchild this fall. Allen......................................... 1-0 Charleston (WV)...................... 1-0 Citadel...................................... 1-3 Coastal Carolina ................... 3-4 Edward Waters ........................ 2-0 Florida...................................... 0-1 Gardner-Webb....................... 3-4 Georgetown.............................. 1-0

Coach Mills’ Record vs. All Opponents

Hawaii..................................... 0-1 Howard..................................... 0-2 Jacksonville.............................. 2-0 James Madison......................... 0-1 Johnson C. Smith..................... 1-0 Kentucky................................. 0-0 Liberty..................................... 1-6 Mars Hill................................. 0-0

Miami (Fla.)............................. 0-1 Miami (Ohio)........................... 0-1 North Greenville..................... 6-1 Presbyterian............................ 4-3 Savannah State......................... 5-0 South Florida............................ 0-2 Stony Brook............................ 1-1 Tusculum.................................. 0-1

VMI......................................... 5-2 West Virginia State................... 1-0 West Virginia Wesleyan........... 1-0 Wingate.................................... 1-1 Wofford................................... 0-3 vs. Big South Opponents.. 17-20 vs. Nonconference............. 23-18 Overall.............................. 40-38

What others are saying about Jay Mills: “I admire the job Coach Mills and his staff have done at Charleston Southern. His teams are well-prepared and have had some outstanding seasons, including a conference championship.” Steve Spurrier Head Coach, University of South Carolina “I have known Jay Mills since he was a young man and have watched him grow and mature into a very good college football coach and a great man. Not only does he possess great knowledge of the game, but he is also an outstanding teacher of the game. He is a very committed and dedicated coach and Christian, and will use his position as head football coach to make an impact on CSU’s campus, their athletic program and the Charleston community as a whole. Jay Mills is a great choice for Charleston Southern University.” Dal Shealy Past President, Fellowship of Christian Athletes Former College Head Football Coach “Jay is as prepared and as organized as any coach I have been associated with. I learned a great deal about preparation and organization from working with Jay. He has a great belief in what he is doing and will not be out-worked. The people at Charleston Southern should be very excited about having Jay Mills as their head football coach. He will create a positive, winning environment from the moment he steps on campus.” Jim Zorn Former Head Coach, Washington Redskins and former NFL Quarterback “Jay Mills is a wonderful young man and an outstanding young football coach. He is very enthusiastic and is of high integrity and character. One thing is for sure -- Jay is in coaching for all of the right reasons.” Lou Holtz Former Head Coach, University of South Carolina

The Mills File

History of Employment • Harvard University (1996-2002) - Served as offensive coordinator, assistant head coach, recruiting coordinator and coached the quarterbacks and wide receivers. • University of Minnesota-Morris (1993-95) - Head football coach • Boise State University (1987-1992) - Served as the passing game coordinator and coached the quarterbacks, receivers and running backs. Also served as the team’s administrative and academic coordinator. • University of Notre Dame (1984-86) - Graduate assistant and volunteer assistant, working primarily with tight ends and special teams. Also worked with quarterbacks and defensive backs. • Western Washington University (1983) - Assistant head coach, recruiting coordinator and quarterbacks coach. • Central Catholic High School (1982) - Offensive coordinator Education • M.S.A. - University of Notre Dame, Ind.; Graduated August 1986, Major: Administration • B.A. - Western Washington University, Bellingham, Wash.; Graduated July 1984, Major: Accounting • Illinois State University, Normal Ill., 1980-83, Major: Accounting • Rogers High School, Michigan City, Ind., 1980

Chuck Kelly - Offensive Line Coach / Offensive Coordinator Charles (Chuck) Kelly joined Coach Mills’ staff for the 2004 football season. Kelly came to CSU from working with the Fellowship of Christian Cheerleaders as the Area Sales Representative. Kelly also has experience working for a recruiting service. His many years of coaching started as a Graduate Assistant at the University of Mississippi. No stranger to the Big South Conference, Kelly worked as an Offensive Line coach for Liberty University from 1985-1993. He also served as the Offensive Line Coach and Running Backs Coach at the University of South Carolina. He followed that with a one-year stint as the Offensive Line Coach for East Carolina University. While at CSU, Kelly has guided six linemen to all-conference honors, with Shawn Huntsinger, DeAndre Harrison and Bryan Meers all earning the nod in 2005. Rick Howell and Alex Bragg each earned the honor for the 2006 season, and Howell repeated the honor in 2007 and J.W. Myers earned the honor in 2009. Kelly’s line has been a key part of a revitalized running game, including the second-highest rushing total in school history in 2009. The team finished fifth in the country in sacks given up, only allowing nine all season. As an athlete, Kelly finished 12th in the nation in the National Power Lifting Association at Louisiana Tech. He played football for Mississippi Delta Junior College before moving on to Louisiana Tech. After graduating, Kelly played for the American Football Association and signed with the Tampa Bay Bandits of the U.S.F.L. as an offensive lineman. Kelly holds a B.S. degree in physical education from Louisiana Tech. He also has an associate of arts degree from Mississippi Delta Junior College. Thielen Smith - Defensive Coordinator Thielen Smith came to CSU in 2008 from Marshall University. Having spent two years with the Thundering Herd, Smith was the defensive line and linebackers coach in the upstate at Clemson from 1999-2004. The 2009 defense was 14th in the country and tops in the Big South in pass defense, and had two members (Bach and Kuzdale) selected as the Big South Defensive Player of the Week. In 2008, Smith’s defense posted two shut outs, including the first shut out of Coastal Carolina in their history (68 games). In the coaching profession for almost 30 years, Smith also spent time in Louisiana at schools like Tulane, ULM, LSU and Louisiana-Lafayette, coaching the defensive line and linebackers at each stop. As a coach, Smith has experienced seven bowl seasons, graduating 80 percent of his players. Smith graduated from LSU in 1977 with a B.S. in education, having played four seasons for the LSU Tigers under Coach Charlie McClendon.

Smith and his wife, Gail, have six children; Toyah, Keisha, Terrance, Vincent, Temetria and Shaun.

RaShan Frost - Defensive Line Coach Frost took over as the defensive line coach in 2008, after coming to CSU from the University of Rhode Island where he coached for three years under Tim Stowers. While there, he was in charge of the defensive line and also served as the recruiting coordinator. Since coming to Charleston Southern, Frostâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s defensive line has had three all-conference selections in Joel Walton, Justin Witzmann and Jake Killeen. Killeen also earned CSU Senior Male Athlete of the year, while Witzmann was an all-academic selection, and named a semifinalist for the ADA postgraduate scholarship. Prior to going to Rhode Island, Frost was an assistant coach at Illinois State for three years, also handling defensive line and recruiting coordinator responsibilities. A 2000 alumnus of Auburn University, Frost was a defensive tackle for the Tigers from 1996-99 and was a two-time academic All-SEC selection. He first got into coaching as a volunteer student assistant with Tommy Tubberville, and stayed on the Tigersâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; staff as a graduate assistant, helping with quality control and football operations, all while getting his feet wet as the assistant defensive line coach.

Frost is the father of two sons, Kaleb (7) and Joshua (4).

Gabe Giardina - Assistant Head Coach/RBs / Special Teams Coord. Gabe Giardina is going into his third season on the Charleston Southern coaching staff and first as the Assistant Head Coach. He joined the Buccaneers after spending four seasons at the University of Alabama working for both Nick Saban and Mike Shula. In 2009, CSU special teams posted a number of school records, including field goals in a season (16). John Paglia also had the longest field goal (51 yards) in school history, and Deon Lee returned a kickoff for a touchdown for the first time since 2005. They have also had five blocked kicks, been second in the Big South in kickoff coverage and had both a punt and a kickoff return for a touchdown over the past two seasons. The running game has also excelled under Giardina, having posted the secondmost rushing yards in CSU history in 2009, using three different running backs. During his time with the Crimson Tide, Giardina assisted for two years with Special Teams and two years with the Offensive Line. He helped Brian Bostick earn All-SEC honors as a placekicker in 2004 as well as Andre Smith and Antoine Caldwell earn All-SEC honors in 2007 on the offensive line. Smith went on to be 6th Overall pick in the 2009 draft and Caldwell was a 3rd round selection. Giardina is a former letter winner and Academic All SEC performer for the Crimson Tide and is married to the former Wimberly Edwards.

Patrick Nix - Wide Receivers Coach/Recruiting Coordinator Patrick Nix was hired on July 28, 2010 to the CSU staff, where he will coach the wide receivers, including returning all-conference selections Gerald Stevenson and Kwame Krakue, and will serve as the recruiting coordinator and passing game coordinator. Nix most recently spent two years (2007-08) at the University of Miami, where he was the offensive coordinator and primary play caller for the Hurricanes. He served in the same position from 2004-06 for Georgia Tech, part of a five-year stint with the Yellow Jackets. The former Auburn quarterback graduated in 1995 and got his start in coaching at Jacksonville State University, where he coached the running backs and quarterbacks. From there he spent two years as the head coach at Henderson State University and a year at Samford as the wide receivers coach and recruiting coordinator before being hired by Georgia Tech. As a sophomore, Nix led the Tigers to a perfect 11-0 record and was named the Pat Sullivan Offensive Player of the Year and Cliff Hare Student-Athlete of the Year. He is still ranked in the top five in numerous categories, including the school’s leader in career passing efficiency. The 38 year old Nix is married to Krista Chapman Nix and the couple has four children; Emma (12), Bo (10), Caleb (7) and Sara (2).

Marcus Woodson - Defensive Backs Coach Marcus Woodson joined the CSU staff just prior to 2009 spring drills and coaches the defensive backs. Woodson came to CSU from Millsaps College. In 2009, Woodson helped guide Chris Kuzdale to all-conference honors, while his defensive backs tied the school record with four interceptions in a game, doing so against Presbyterian College. Charleston Southern also led the Big South in pass efficiency defense, and overall pass defense. At Millsaps, Woodson was in charge of recruiting in Mississippi, Florida, and the southern parts of Alabama and Louisiana. Last season, three of his four defensive backs earned first-team all-conference honors as the defense led the League in pass break ups with 75. In 2007, the Majors’ defense ranked second in the country in pass efficiency defense (81.6 ypg), fifth in scoring defense (11.9 ppg) and eighth in turnovers gained (36). In 20 games over the course of the 2006 and 2007 seasons, Millsaps had 38 interceptions, including 10 returns for touchdowns. Since 2005, Woodson helped a total of 10 players gain All-Conference recognition. In addition to league honors, Woodson also helped coach Marcus Harris, who was named to Don Hansen’s Football Gazette All-American Team as an Honorable Mention and was thrice named to D3football.com’s National Team of the Week in 2006, while Ray Kline was tabbed D3football.com All-South Region Second Team in 2007. The Mississippi native attended Moss Point High School where he not only stood out as an honor roll student, but also contributed on the football field as well. During his high school career, Woodson helped lead his team to a pair of state championships and was selected to play in the Bernard Blackwell Classic and the Mississippi high school all-star game. He also earned all-region, all-coast and all-state recognition after his senior season from the Biloxi Sun-Herald. At the college level, Woodson was a two-year starter for Ole Miss and was selected for the Senior Leadership Unity Council. He started 18 games before a knee injury ended his career in 2003. He graduated from Ole Miss with a B.S. in political science with an emphasis in criminal justice and a minor in English. Woodson is currently engaged to Chastity Simmons, and the couple plans to be married on May 28, 2011.

Kirk Lax- Assistant Coach - Defense Lax came to CSU prior to the 2008 season after one year as the head coach at Charleston Collegiate School on Johns Island, S.C. In his inaugural year, Lax led the Sundevils to their first-ever playoff win and continued on to win the 2007 SCISA Class A State Championship. Lax was named the 2007 HSSR SCISA Class A Coach of the Year. A graduate of Summerville High School in 1987, Coach Lax coached the wide receivers for Summerville High School during the 2004 and 2005 seasons. In 2006, he became the offensive coordinator for Charleston Collegiate School.

Lax and his wife, Kelly, are the parents of three children; Anthony, Ben and Savannah. Dave Padilla - Assistant Football Coach Dave Padilla joined the CSU staff for the 2009 season after spending the past two years at Ventura College in California. Padilla also works with Christie Dixon in the student-athlete success program for academics. At VC, he was part of the 2007 WSC championship team that went on to win the Southern California Bowl. He worked with the offensive and defensive lines, as well as being the Placement Coordinator and Director of Football Operations.

The Oxnard, Calif., native is active in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and was the director of operations for FCA in Ventura County. In 1996, he created the Iron Sharpens Iron Leadership Academy, which prepares young men and women for entrance into our nationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s service academies. Because of his work in creating this program, Padilla was awarded with an honorary membership into the West Point Association of Graduates as a lifetime member and honored with the prestigious Friends of West Point award for his support and commitment to the values and traditions that support the United States Corps of Cadets. Beth Boyle - Administrative Assistant Beth Boyle joined the CSU staff as the administrative assistant and ticket manager in December, 2008. She works closely with the football program and also assists with the administrative needs for the entire athletics department. Prior to CSU, Boyle served as the unit marketing director at Chick-fil-A, where she coordinated and implemented events in the store as well as in the community. A student at CSU, Boyle graduated with a bachelor of arts degree in communication and a minor in religion in May 2008. She was a member of the Deanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s List and worked as a Resident Assistant, Resident Director and Office Assistant on campus. Originally from Sumter, S.C., Boyle is a 2004 graduate of Sumter High School and currently lives in Summerville, S.C.

Tobi Jacobi - Strength and Conditioning Coach Tobias “Tobi” Jacobi was named the department’s head strength and conditioning coach prior to the 2008-09 school year. Having grown up in Georgia, Jacobi returned to the Southeast after having served for almost two years at Kent State in the same capacity. At KSU, Jacobi coordinated the strength and conditioning programs for football and women’s field hockey. Under Jacobi’s conditioning program, the CSU football team has posted an 8-0 record in November of the past two years. Jacobi works with every team at CSU, helping the Bucs post a pair of Big South Championship teams in 2009-10, while the department finished fifth in the Big South Sasser Cup standings, the highest finish since 2001-02. Prior to moving to Kent State, Jacobi spent more than five years in the Southern Conference, working in the strength and conditioning programs at Western Carolina and Elon. In four years as the strength and conditioning coordinator at WCU, Jacobi was key in developing floor plans and facility layouts for new strength facilities in addition to coordinating workouts for the department. Before going full time at Elon, he served in a graduate assistant role at Cumberland University and the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. Jacobi earned a bachelor of science degree in physical education from Cumberland, where he was a four-year letterman on the football team. He and his wife, April, have two daughters, Sydney (4) and Millie (1).

Christie Faircloth-Dixon - Student-Athlete Success Director/SWA Christie Faircloth-Dixon joined the CSU athletic staff in January 2001. In her role as the StudentAthlete Success Coordinator, she oversees NCAA academic eligibility for the 16 Division I teams at CSU. Faircloth-Dixon provides assistance to all student-athletes through academic advising, personal counseling and monitoring study hall. She also organizes the Scholar-Athlete Program, which recognizes the academic success of teams and individual student-athletes each major semester. In November 2002, Faircloth-Dixon assumed the additional role of Senior Women’s Administrator for the Athletic Department. As SWA, she is an advocate for gender equity for the female athletes, coaches and programs. Faircloth-Dixon is also the advisor to the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC), the governing body for student-athletes with two representatives from each team. A native of Wallace, N.C., Faircloth-Dixon is a 1990 graduate of Wallace-Rose Hill High School. She graduated from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington in 1994 with her bachelor’s degree in English and received her master’s degree in English from the university in 1996. Faircloth-Dixon resides at Wescott Plantation in Summerville with her husband, Fred, a Chief in the United States Coast Guard, and their cat, Sunny.

Buccaneers Charleston Southern

Offense

2010 Postspring Depth Chart Defense

#81 - Deon Lee - Sr., 6-1, 195 #87 - Darius Wynn - R-Jr., 5-9, 170

#73 - Levi McFatter - R-Jr., 6-4, 291

#69 - Jordan Lancaster - R-Sr., 6-3, 290

#77 - Joe Calderone - R-Fr., 6-6, 300 #72 - Kayson Wharton - R-Jr., 6-1, 295 #60 - Nick Kemper - R-So., 6-2, 280 #57 - Jeff Hartung - Fr., 6-3, 280

#78 - B.J. Baker - R-So., 6-5, 298

#70 - James Nicholson - R-So., 6-4, 295

#7 - Josh Atkinson - R-Sr., 6-5, 250

#3 - Gerald Stevenson - Sr., 5-9, 162

#14 - Kwame Krakue - R-Sr., 5-10, 178

#16 - A.J. Toscano - R-Sr., 6-1, 220

#26 - DeMarcus Moon - Sr., 5-10, 197

#62 - Cody Day - R-Fr., 6-5, 281 #64 - Austin Spears - R-Fr., 6-5, 281 #82 - Mike Deterlizzi - R-Fr., 6-2, 225 #84 - Estevan Cintron - R-Fr., 5-9, 160 #8 - Anthony Chalmers - So., 6-2, 195 #11 - Andrew Trudnowski - Sr., 6-4, 220 #23 - B.J. Hackworth - R-Jr., 6-0, 240

#45 - David Jackson - R-Sr., 6-2, 235

#93 - Joel Walton - Sr., 6-1, 235

#72 - Coril Joseph - R-Fr., 6-1, 288

#99 - Delvon King - So., 5-11, 240

#30 - John Paglia - Sr., 6-1, 197

#18 - Andy Brown - Jr., 6-1, 181

#18 - Andy Brown - Jr., 6-1, 181 #43 - Ryan Crowley - R-Fr., 5-8, 165

#7 - Josh Atkinson - R-Sr., 6-5, 250

#53 - C.J. Lee - R-Sr., 6-1, 247 #90 - Matt Woods - R-Jr., 6-3, 260 #80 - Will Hunt - R-Fr., 6-4, 245

SPUR

#36 - Brad Sweatt - So., 6-1, 225

MIKE

#46 - Fred Godfrey - R-Sr., 5-11, 225

WILL

#5 - Chris Patrick - R-Sr., 6-0, 218

BNDT

#25 - Anthony Velez - R-So., 5-11, 190

#33 - Cory Voce - R-Fr., 6-2, 196 #37 - Logan Cobell - R-Jr., 5-11, 218 #22 - L.B. Cravey - R-Sr., 6-0, 200 #31 - Steven Lewis - R-Jr., 5-9, 191

#20 - Kenny Johnson - So., 5-6, 165

#24 - Chris Kuzdale - Jr., 5-11, 200

#13 - Jacques Bazile - Sr., 5-9, 170

Special Teams

#54 - Cornelius Sterling-R-So., 6-0, 235

#1 - Charles James - R-So., 5-10, 175 #27 - Austin Wald - R-So., 6-1, 170 #9 - Jordan Fulford - R-Fr., 5-9, 180

#24 - Chris Kuzdale - Jr., 5-11, 184 #9 - Jordan Fulford - R-Fr., 5-9, 180

#81 - Deon Lee - Sr., 6-1, 195

#3 - Gerald Stevenson - Sr., 5-9, 162

#3 - Gerald Stevenson - Sr., 5-9, 162 #84 - Estevan Cintron - R-Fr., 5-9, 160

2010 Season Outlook

Schedule: For the third straight year, Charleston Southern will face off against a pair of Division I FBS programs in addition to going through the grind of the Big South Conference. Since 2005, the Bucs have faced more FBS opponents than any other Big South school, all while posting the best winning percentage during that time. In 2010, Charleston Southern will return to Hawai’i, fulfilling the contract between the two schools that was started in 2007. It is the second trip to the islands for CSU, and the second meeting in program history. The Bucs will also face off against an SEC opponent for the second year in a row, traveling to Kentucky for the first-ever matchup against the Wildcats. With flights to Hawai’i, Kentucky and Stony Brook, it will be the first time in school history that CSU will take a plane to more road games than a bus. A first in 2010, CSU will play its first three games at home, something that has never happened in the history of the program, facing former CSU assistant Jamey Chadwell and North Greenville for the season-opener. “After concluding the 2009 season with four consecutive victories, the 2010 Buccaneers enter this season with high expectations,” said Coach Jay Mills. “A large senior class will be relied upon to provide the leadership necessary to achieve these lofty goals. The first ever automatic berth to the FCS playoffs for the Big South Conference champion provides additional motivation for the team and assures the most competitive year in League play to date.” Offense: “Until last fall, our offense had primarily been one dimensional in nature. This year’s offense has the potential to pick up where we left off being equally proficient on the ground and through the air. The development of newcomers at the tight end and running back positions, as well as ball security, will be vital to this end,” said Mills. A leader throughout the season, A.J. Toscano (R-Sr., 6-1, 211) will again look to direct the offense, entering the season as the starter. If he is going to have the job, he will have to fend off the team’s most improved quarterback in Andrew Trudnowski (Sr., 6-4, 212), who saw limited action last season. Former Mr. Football for South Carolina Richard Mounce (So., 6-1, 205), who transferred to CSU after pursuing baseball at Clemson, as well as transfer from Arkansas, Derek Hatcher (R-Fr., 6-1, 180) will also push for time at quarterback. Three starters return on the offensive line, a unit that proved to be vital to the success of the team last year. The Bucs rushed for the second-highest total in school history and surrendered just nine sacks all year, while facing future NFL defensive linemen such as Carlos Dunlap (Florida), George Selvie (South Florida) and Jason Pierre-Paul (South Florida). All five projected starters, including most-improved offensive lineman Nick Kemper (R-So., 6-2, 280) saw action last year. Levi McFatter (R-Jr., 6-4, 291) and Jordan Lancaster (R-Sr., 6-3, 290) will anchor the left side of the line, while B.J. Baker (R-So., 6-5, 298) and James Nicholson (R-So., 6-4, 295) will hold down the right side. Kayson Wharton (R-Jr., 6-1, 295), Jeff Hartung (Fr., 6-3, 280), Cody Day (R-Fr., 6-5, 281) and Austin Spears (R-Fr., 6-5, 281) will also battle for time. One of the biggest question marks offensively will be the tight end position, having graduated Tyrese Harris and Clayton Coffman. Josh Atkinson (R-Sr., 6-5, 250) comes out of spring ball as the starter, while Mike Deterlizzi (R-Fr., 6-2, 226) and transfer Carson Leshin (Jr., 6-4, 255) will battle for the position as well. Gerald Stevenson (Sr., 5-9, 162) and Kwame Krakue (R-Sr., 5-10, 178), both All-Big South selections a year ago, will highlight what should again be an outstanding cast of wide receivers. Deon Lee (Sr., 6-1, 195) will have an increased role in 2010 having earned most improved wide receiver laurels in spring practice, while starter Anthony Chalmers (So., 6-2, 195) will also return for 2010. Darius Wynn (R-Fr., 5-9, 170) and Estevan Cintron (R-Fr., 5-9, 160), who had an outstanding spring game (94 yards of offense), will also factor in the mix. In 2010, CSU will have perhaps one of the best rushing attacks in school history, having come up just shy of the school record last year. DeMarcus Moon (Sr., 5-10, 197) returns with the expectation of seeing the bulk of the carries after

2010 Season Outlook

being named the most improved running back during spring practice. A healthy B.J. Hackworth (R-Jr., 6-0, 240) provides a power threat that will hopefully help the Bucs improve on their 14 rushing touchdowns from a year ago. Three talented freshmen, Teddy Allen (5-11, 214), Savon Seward (5-4, 155) and Keelyan Bryant (5-9, 180), will have the potential to have an immediate impact as well. Defense: “‘Defense by committee’ might be the best way to describe this unit,” said Mills. “Competition for playing time should sharpen execution at all positions, while enabling the defense as a whole to stay fresh. The opportunity to face a variety of offensive styles this fall will make the defense’s task exciting and challenging.” All-Conference selection Joel Walton (Sr., 6-1, 235) will anchor the defensive line along with David Jackson (R-Sr., 6-2, 235). The pair of seniors will provide the most experience, but will be joined by veterans C.J. Lee (R-Sr., 6-1, 247), Matt Woods (R-Jr., 6-3, 260) and Cornelius Sterling (R-So., 6-0, 235). Coril Joseph (R-Fr., 6-1, 288), Delvon King (So., 5-11, 240), Will Hunt (R-Fr., 6-4, 245) and JuCo transfer Jacque Carter (Jr., 6-3, 250) will factor into the mix as well in their first season of competition. There is, as always, plenty of depth at linebacker, including Fred Godfrey (R-Sr., 5-11, 225), who is the leading returning tackler, having recorded 67 stops last year. Chris Patrick (R-Sr., 6-0, 218) will also return after posting 64 tackles a year ago. Brad Sweatt (So., 6-1, 225), Logan Cobell (RJr., 5-11, 218) and L.B. Cravey (R-Sr., 6-0, 200), who was named the most improved linebacker and the 2010 Edward A. Gadson Memorial Scholarship recipient, will each return with expectations of seeing additional action this season. All-Big South selection Chris Kuzdale (Jr., 5-11, 200) will return to lead the defensive backs, having recorded 64 tackles last year, the most among defensive backs. Jacques Bazile (Sr., 5-9, 170) will anchor one corner position, and is expected to fight for all-conference honors in his senior season. After outstanding rookie campaigns, Kenny Johnson (So., 5-6, 150) and Charles James (R-So., 5-10, 175) also return, both of whom will see plenty of playing time. Steven Lewis (R-Jr., 5-9, 191) and Jordan Fulford (R-Fr., 5-9, 180) will also battle for snaps along with JuCo transfers O’Brian Campbell (Jr., 6-0, 203) and Daniel Dieudonne (Jr., 6-3, 212). Special Teams: “We have shown steady improvement in this phase over the past two years and that improvement must continue this season,” said Mills. “A number of individuals return with experience which should provide that capability. Replacing all-conference long snapper Andrew McKain will be a special emphasis during fall camp. Consistency in this unit, as well as the others, will be stressed.” Mills has always put an emphasis on special teams, and has to be happy about not losing anyone but the long snapper from last year’s squad. John Paglia (Sr., 6-1, 197), who set the school record for field goals made in a season (16) last year, returns as the team’s leading place kicker. Andy Brown (Jr., 6-1, 181) will serve as the backup, and also the starting punter, having averaged 35.5 yards per kick last season. Josh Atkinson (R-Sr., 6-5, 250) will serve as both the short snapper and long snapper, while Chris Kuzdale (Jr., 5-11, 184) returns to his holding duties. Gerald Stevenson (Sr., 5-9, 162) will move to a reserve role on kickoffs, but will serve as the starting punt returner as he continues to battle for the Big South record for combined kick off and punt return yardage. After returning the opening kick off against Stony Brook back for a touchdown and averaging 28.4 yards per return, Deon Lee (Sr., 6-1, 200) will serve as the starting kick returner, while Estevan Cintron (R-Fr., 5-9, 160) will serve as the backup punt returner.

Alphabetical Roster No. Name

Pos. No. Name

Ht.

Wt. Hometown/High School (Previous School)

R-So.

5-10

175 Jacksonville, Fla./ Mandarin HS

Sr.

5-9

162 Naples, Fla./Naples HS

Teddy Allen

Fr.

5-11

214 Avon Park, Fla./Avon Park HS

Chris Patrick

R-Sr.

6-0

218 Clermont, Fla./East Ridge HS

Pat Adams

DB 1

Charles James

Brennan Allen

K/P 3

Gerald Stevenson

Teddy Allen

RB 4

Josh Atkinson

TE 5

Kendricks Bailey

B.J. Baker

Jacques Bazile

David Bowen

Andy Brown

Antonio Brown

Wes Brown

Calvin Bryant

Keelyan Bryant

Joe Calderone

O’Brian Campbell

Jacque Carter

Anthony Chalmers

Estevan Cintron

Logan Cobell

LB Cravey

Cody Day

Mike Deterlizzi

Daniel Dieudonne

Malcom Dixon

Jason Edmonds

Frank Epps

Greg Fiegel

Demaris Freeman

Jordan Fulford

Fred Godfrey

B.J. Hackworth

Matt Hardy

Jeff Hartung

Derek Hatcher

William Hunt

David Jackson

Charles James

Kenny Johnson

Zach Johnston

Coril Joseph

Nate Kearse

Nick Kemper

Delvon King

2010 Numerical Roster Pos.

Yr.

DE/LS 6

Calvin Bryant

Fr.

5-11

196 Tifton, Ga./Sandalwood HS

OL 7

Josh Atkinson

R.-Sr.

6-5

250 Hartsville, S.C./Hartsville HS

Jr.

6-2

195 Clinton, S.C./ Camden Military Acad.

R-Fr.

5-9

180 Ocala, Fla./North Marion HS

DB 8 WR 9

Anthony Chalmers

K/P 10 DL 11

Pat Adams

Fr.

6-0

185 Jacksonville, Fla./E.D. White Catholic HS

Andrew Trudnowski

Sr.

6-4

220 Palos Verdes, Calif./ Palos Verdes HS (LA Harbor Coll.)

DE 12 LB 13

Richard Mounce

So.

6-1

205 Columbia, S.C./ Blythewood HS

Jacques Bazile

Sr.

5-9

167 Naples, Fla./Naples HS

RB 14 OL 15

Kwame Krakue

R-Sr.

5-10

178 Orangeburg, S.C./Orangeburg-Wilkinson HS

Malcom Dixon

Fr.

6-1

180 Tifton, Ga./Tifton County HS

DB 16 DL 17

A.J. Toscano

R-Sr.

6-1

220 Pico Rivera, Calif./El Rancho HS (Cerritos College)

Matt Hardy

Fr.

5-11

170 Jacksonville, Fla./Trinity Christian Academy

WR 18 WR 19

Andy Brown

Jr.

K/P

6-1

181 Daytona, Fla./Mainland HS

Derek Hatcher

R-Fr.

6-1

180 Orange Park, Fla./Ridgeview HS

LB 20 DB 22

Kenny Johnson

So.

5-6

165 Palm Bay, Fla./ Bayside HS

LB Cravey

R-Sr.

6-0

200 Chiefland, Fla./Chiefland HS

OL 23 DL 24

B.J. Hackworth

R-Jr.

6-0

240 Jacksonville, Fla./Fletcher HS

Chris Kuzdale

Jr.

5-11

184 Tampa, Fla./H.B. Plant HS (Milford Academy)

DB 25 QB 26

Zach Johnston

Fr.

6-1

195 Covington, Ga./East Side HS

DeMarcus Moon

Sr.

5-10

197 McDonough, Ga./Luella HS

DL 27 DB 28

WR 29 DB 30 DB 31 LB 32 RB 33 DB 34 OL 35 QB 36 DL 37 LB 38

DB 39 DB 40 DB 41 DT 42 OL 43 OL 44 DL 45

Jordan Fulford

Austin Wald

R-So.

6-1

169 Seneca, S.C./ Seneca HS

A.J. Matthews

Fr.

5-10

170 Wintersprings, Fla./Wintersprings HS

James Nunley

Fr.

5-10

178 Sacramento, Calif./Woodcreek HS

John Paglia

Sr.

K/P

6-1

197 Ocala, Fla./Trinity Catholic HS

Steven Lewis

R-Jr.

5-9

191 Aiken, S.C./Midland Valley HS

Savon Seward

Fr.

5-4

155 Fort Myers, Fla./Cypress Lake HS

Cory Voce

R-Fr.

6-2

196 Boynton Beach, Calif./ Park Vista HS

Tyson Pryor

R-Fr.

6-1

225 Windermere, Fla./ Olympia HS

Chris Theodore

Fr.

6-2

185 Daytona Beach, Fla./Atlantic HS

Bradley Sweatt

So.

6-1

225 Orlando, Fla./ Edgewater HS

R-Jr.

5-11

218 Chesapeake, Va./ Great Bridge HS

Jr.

6-0

203 Hollywood, Fla./South Howard HS (Ellsworth CC)

Daniel Dieudonne

Jr.

6-3

212 North Miami, Fla./North Miami HS (Mendocino Coll.)

Lakeith Murray

Fr.

5-11

165 Altamonte Springs, Fla./Lyman HS

Skyler Skersick

Fr.

6-3

220 Orlando, Fla./Boone HS

Demaris Freeman

Fr.

6-1

178 West Palm Beach, Fla./Park Vista HS

C.J. Mullinax

So.

6-1

175 Latta, S.C./Dillon Christian HS

Keelyan Bryant

Fr.

5-9

180 St. Petersburg, Fla./St. Petersburg Catholic

David Jackson

R-Sr.

6-2

226 North Charleston, S.C./West Ashley HS

Logan Cobell O’Brian Campbell

No. Name 46

Fred Godfrey

Isaac Lowrance

Kurt Skelly

2010 Numerical Roster

Alphabetical Roster

Yr.

Pos.

Ht.

Wt. Hometown/High School (Previous School)

No. Name

Pos.

R-Sr.

5-11

225 Charleston, S.C./West Ashley HS

Kwame Krakue

Fr.

5-11

245 Inman, S.C./Boiling Springs HS

Chris Kuzdale

R-Jr.

5-7

161 Old Town, Fla./LaFayette County HS

Jordan Lancaster Deon Lee

Frank Epps

Fr.

5-9

180 Litonia, Ga./Chamblee HS

Courtney Reid

Fr.

6-2

220 Cocoa Beach, Fla./Space Coast HS

C.J. Lee

R-Sr.

6-1

247 Pinellas Park, Fla./St. Petersburg Catholic

Carson Leshin

Cornelius Sterling

R-So.

6-0

235 Orlando, Fla./Olympia HS

Steven Lewis

Jeff Hartung

Fr.

6-3

280 Orange Park, Fla./ Ridgeview HS

Isaac Lowrance

Antonio Brown

R-Sr.

6-1

288 Perris, Calif./ Rancho Verde HS

A.J. Matthews

Nick Kemper

R-So.

6-2

280 Winter Springs, Fla./Lake Howell HS

Levi McFatter

Jason Edmonds

R-Fr.

6-4

275 Hopkins, S.C./Lower Richland HS

Damon Middleton

Logan Mines

Cody Day

R-Fr.

6-5

281 Gilbert, S.C./ Gilbert HS

Austin Spears

R-Fr.

6-5

281 Lake Mary, Fla./Lake Mary HS

DeMarcus Moon

Brent Riley

Fr.

6-4

290 Atlanta, Ga./Lakeside-DeKalb HS

Richard Mounce

Jordan Lancaster

Sr.

6-3

290 Ocean Isle Beach, N.C./West Brunswick HS

C.J. Mullinax

James Nicholson

R-So.

6-4

295 Ponte Verde, Fla./Nease HS

Lakeith Murray

Coril Joseph

R-Fr.

6-1

288 Tampa, Fla./ Freedom HS

James Nicholson

Levi McFatter

R-Jr.

6-4

291 Lake City, Fla./Columbia HS

James Nunley

Kayson Wharton

R-Jr.

6-1

295 Fountain Inn, S.C./Hillcrest HS

Angelo Padilla

Logan Mines

Fr.

6-5

290 Winter Park, Fla./Edgewater HS

John Paglia

K/P

Joe Calderone

R-Fr.

6-6

300 Mishawaka, Ind./ Mishawaka HS

Chris Patrick

B.J. Baker

R-Jr.

6-5

298 Moultrie, Ga./Colquitt County HS

Nathan Perera

William Hunt

R-Fr.

6-4

240 Greenville, S.C./ Southside HS

Tyson Pryor

Deon Lee

Sr.

6-1

195 Greenville, S.C./ Hillcrest HS (Coll. of the Desert)

Courtney Reid

Mike Deterlizzi

R-Fr.

6-2

228 Tampa, Fla./ Freedom HS

Brent Riley

Carson Leshin

Jr.

6-4

255 Littlerock, Calif./Desert Christian (Antelope Valley CC)

Savon Seward

Estevan Cintron

Fr.

5-9

160 Orange Park, Fla./ Orange Park HS

Kurt Skelly

David Bowen

R-Jr.

6-4

200 Orlando, Fla./Lake Highland Prep

Skyler Skersick

Nathan Perera

Fr.

6-3

200 Orlando, Fla./Bishop Moore HS

Austin Spears

Darius Wynn

So.

5-9

165 Bitburg, Germany/Bitburg HS

Cornelius Sterling

Greg Fiegel

R-Jr.

5-9

161 Pinellas Park, Fla./St. Petersburg Catholic HS

Gerald Stevenson

Wes Brown

R-Sr.

6-4

235 Port Orange, Fla./Spruce Creek HS

Bradley Sweatt

Matt Woods

R-Jr.

6-3

260 Niceville, Fla./Niceville HS

Chris Theodore

Jacque Carter

Jr.

6-3

250 Jacksonville, Fla./Ridgeville HS

A.J. Toscano

Damon Middleton

Sr.

6-2

280 Santa Monica, Calif./ Santa Monica HS (Santa Monica CC)

Andrew Trudnowski

Joel Walton

Sr.

6-1

235 Long Island, N.Y./ Central HS (Az Western CC)

Cory Voce

Angelo Padilla

R-Jr.

6-2

235 Jacksonville, Fla./Jackson HS

Austin Wald

Nate Kearse

R-So.

6-1

275 Longmeadow, Mass./Longmeadow HS

Joel Walton

Brennan Allen

Fr.

K/P

6-1

170 Dade City, Fla./Pasco HS

Kayson Wharton

Kendricks Bailey

Fr. DE/LS 6-2

217 Jacksonville, Fla./Jackson HS

Matt Woods

Darius Wynn

Delvon King

So.

240 Oakland, Calif./ James Logan HS (Chabot College)

5-11

2010 Roster Breakdown

Lettermen Returning (31)

Offense (12) OL BJ Baker OL Jordan Lancaster OL Levi McFatter OL James Nicholson TE Josh Atkinson QB A.J. Toscano RB B.J. Hackworth RB DeMarcus Moon WR Anthony Chalmers WR Kwame Krakue WR Deon Lee WR Gerald Stevenson Special Teams(3) RS Gerald Stevenson K John Paglia P Andy Brown

Defense (16) DL Antonio Brown DL Wes Brown DL C.J. Lee DL Damon Middleton DL Joel Walton DL Matt Woods LB Fred Godfrey LB David Jackson LB Chris Patrick LB Cornelius Sterling LB Bradley Sweatt DB Jacques Bazile DB Charles James DB Kenny Johnson DB Chris Kuzdale DB Anthony Velez

Lettermen Lost (18) Offense (9) OL Caleb Clark OL Jarrett Johns OL J.W. Myers TE Clayton Coffman TE Tyrese Harris RB Antwan Ivey RB Travis Jefferson WR Tim Jones WR Alex Neal

Defense (9) DL Ryan Ard DL Terill Foote DL Chris Parris DL Austin Bloedoorn LB Andrew McKain LB Abiyd Coleman DB James Antaplyan DB Matt Bach DB Antwain Harvey Other States: California - 8 Virginia - 1 Indiana - 1 New York - 1 Massachusetts - 1 Germany - 1

Starters Returning (18)

Offense (8) OL BJ Baker OL Jordan Lancaster OL Levi McFatter QB A.J. Toscano RB DeMarcus Moon WR Anthony Chalmers WR Kwame Krakue WR Gerald Stevenson

Defense (7) DL Joel Walton DL Matt Woods LB Fred Godfrey LB David Jackson LB Chris Patrick DB Jacques Bazile DB Chris Kuzdale

Special Teams(3) RS Gerald Stevenson K John Paglia P Andy Brown

Starters Lost (9) Offense (4) OL Jarrett Johns OL J.W. Myers TE Clayton Coffman RB Antwan Ivey

Defense (5) DL Ryan Ard DL Austin Bloedoorn LB Andrew McKain DB Matt Bach DB Antwain Harvey

Where the Buccaneers are from:

N.C. - 1 S.C. - 15 Ga. - 6 Fla. - 48

Josh Atkinson

6-5 250 Hartsville, S.C. Hartsville HS

R-Sr.

Career Numbers 6 receptions : 77 yards : 3 touchdowns Named the Most Improved Tight End after 2010 spring practice. 2009: Played in all 11 games with his lone start coming against Liberty (Oct. 24) … had four receptions for 68 yards and two touchdowns, including a diving touchdown grab against GardnerWebb (Oct. 17)… tallied a career-long 29-yard reception for a touchdown against Stony Brook (Nov. 14) … had a pair of kick returns on special teams for a total of 20 yards. 2008:Saw action in the final five games of the season ... had one reception for five yards and first-career touchdown against Edward Waters on Nov. 15 ... also saw significant time on special teams. 2007: Saw action in six games ... had one catch on the season, coming against Wofford on Sept. 8. High School: Played four years under Coach Calabrese at Hartsville HS ... named all-region, as well as a U.S. Marine Corp distinguished athlete ... also a member of the golf, track and basketball teams. Personal: Born March 25, 1988 ... son of Rick Atkinson and Libby Schmitt ... majoring in biology at CSU.

Jacques Bazile

5-9 170 Naples, Fla. Naples HS

Sr.

#13

Career Numbers 100 total tackles : 3.0 tackles-for-loss : 2 interceptions 2009: Played and started in all 11 games at the corner back position … finished fifth on the team in tackles with 50 stops, including 29 solo tackles … intercepted a pass against Presbyterian College (Nov. 7) and broke up four passes … best game was against Stony Brook (Nov. 14) when he tied his career high with eight stops. 2008: Played in all 12 games with starts in all but one contest ... finished fifth on the team in total tackles with 47 ... had 1.5 tackles for loss and one interception ... tied for the team lead with six pass breakups and was tied for second in passes defended with seven ... also earned allconference honors on the track and was a member of the Big South Champion 4x100m relay team. 2007: Did not record any statistics. High School: Had six interceptions en route to helping his Naples team to the district championship and the regional finals … played four years under Head Coach Bill Kramer, making the playoffs three times … made all-conference as a junior and senior … also ran track, earning scholar-athlete of the year honors … competed in the 100, 200 and 4X100m events, holding a personal-best 10.7-second time in the 100m dash. Personal: Born Oct. 16, 1987, in Haiti … son of Elizabeth Pompilus … majoring in criminal justice with hopes of becoming a police officer ... he is engaged to Vanessa Gable, and the couple will be married in March, 2011.

Antonio Brown

6-1 288 Perris, Calif. Rancho Verde HS

R-Sr.

#58

Career Numbers 11 total tackles : 1.5 tackles-for-loss 2009: Played in nine games, making three starts against Liberty (Oct. 24), VMI (Oct. 31) and Stony Brook (Nov. 14) … had 11 tackles on the season, including a season-high three stops and a tackle-for-loss against Liberty (Oct. 24) … had one tackle against Florida (Sept. 5), with that stop also coming behind the line of scrimmage … recorded a quarterback hurry against Coastal Carolina (Nov. 21). Previous School: Finished his sophomore season with 45 tackles, including two sacks … also had a forced fumble and scored one touchdown … earned all-league honorable mention honors. High School: played two seasons for Coach Duffy at Rancho Verde HS. Personal: Son of Maureen and Antonio Brown, Sr.

Wes Brown

6-4 235 Port Orange, Fla. Spruce Creek HS

R-Sr.

#89

Career Numbers 13 total tackles : 23 games played 2009: Played in nine games on the defensive line, had seven tackles, including a season-best four stops against Wofford (Sept. 12) … also had a tackle in games against Savannah State (Oct. 3), VMI (Oct. 31) and Presbyterian (Nov. 7), with a quarterback hurry against North Greenville (Sept. 26). 2008: Saw backup action in nine of the final 10 games of the season ... most action came on special teams where he recorded five tackles, including two solo stops ... named the Most Improved Tight End after spring practice ... 2007: Saw action in three games ... had one tackle and one kickoff recovery on special teams ... slowed due to an injury. 2006: Redshirted the season. High School: Second-team All-Conference selection … voted team captain and received team leadership award. Personal: Born Aug. 17, 1987, to Ron and Ellen Brown.

L.B. Cravey

6-0 200 Chiefland, Fla. Chiefland HS

R-Sr.

#22

Career Numbers 10 total tackles Named the most improved linebacker and 2010 Edward A. Gadson Memorial Scholarship winner after 2010 spring drills. 2009: Played in eight games and finished the year with nine total tackles, including six solo stops … best game was against Savannah State (Oct. 3) when he had three tackles. 2008: Saw his only action of the season against Edward Waters on Nov. 15, recording one tackle. 2007: Did not record any statistics. 2006: Redshirted the season. High School: Tallied 78 tackles, three sacks and five interceptions in three years under Coach Sam Holland ... scored four touchdowns at CHS ... earned the Coach’s Award, as well as honorable mention all-state honors. Personal: Born Sept. 25, 1987, to Matt and Maureen Cravey ... majoring in physical education ... cousin Anthony Houllis played strong safety for the Florida State Seminoles.

Fred Godfrey

5-11 225 Charleston, S.C. West Ashley HS

R-Sr.

#46

Career Numbers 111 total tackles : 7.0 tackles-for-loss : 2 fumble recoveries 2009: Second on the team in tackles with 67 stops, starting all 11 games at middle linebacker …first-career interception came against Presbyterian College (Nov. 7) … also had his best defensive effort against the Blue Hose, making 10 stops … had a season-high 2.5 tackles-for-loss against North Greenville (Sept. 26). 2008: Played in all 12 games, earning the starting nod against Liberty on Oct. 25 ... finished the year with 32 total tackles, 11 solo stops ... best game was against Gardner-Webb when he had a CSU career-high eight tackles ... recovered a fumble against Liberty ... had two tackles-for-loss, including a solo tackle against Wofford, and assists against Savannah State and VMI. 2007: Played in six games ... had 12 total tackles ... season-high three stops came against Liberty on Oct. 20. 2006: Redshirted the season. High School: Played three years for Fred Hamilton at West Ashley HS ... 2006 state champion in the discus and for weightlifting. Personal: Son of Lillie Brow ... majoring in physical education.

David Jackson

6-2 235 R-Sr. North Charleston, S.C. West Ashley HS

#45

Career Numbers 89 tackles : 4.0 tackles-for-loss 2009: Played and started in all 11 games playing both the spur and wolf positions … sixth on the team in tackles and fourth among linebackers with 42 tackles … had at least one tackle in every game, including a season-high nine stops against GardnerWebb (Oct. 17) … recovered one fumble against North Greenville (Sept. 26) and blocked a kick against Stony Brook (Nov. 14). 2008: Played in seven games, earning the start against Miami (Ohio) on Sept. 13 ... had 10 solo tackles, and 23 total tackles ... best game was the first one of the season, making five tackles, four solo, against Miami (Fla.) ... had a tackle-for-loss assist against North Greenville ... also forced a fumble against Stony Brook ... named most-improved linebacker during spring practice. 2007: Played in all 11 games, earning five starts ... had 24 total tackles, including eight solo stops ... season-high five tackles came against Johnson C. Smith on Sept. 15 ... 2006: Redshirted the season. High School: Three-year varsity starter at West Ashley High School … 2005 All-Region selection and named team defensive back of the year... also participated in basketball and track. Personal: Born Jan. 30, 1988, to David and Roberta Jackson ... majoring in criminal justice while minoring in chemistry.

Kwame Krakue 5-10 178 R-Sr. Orangeburg, S.C. Orangeburg-Wilkinson HS

#14

Career Numbers 60 receptions : 759 yards : 4 touchdowns 2009: Named to the National Strength and Conditioning Association AllAmerica and second-team All-Big South teams … played in all 11 games at wide receiver, earning six starts, including the final four games of the season … finished second on the team with 40 receptions for 546 yards and tied Stevenson for team-high honors with three touchdown catches … caught a season-high six passes on three occasions including against Florida (Sept. 5), Wofford (Sept. 12) and VMI (Oct. 31) … scored touchdowns against North Greenville (Sept. 26), Liberty (Oct. 24) and Coastal Carolina (Nov. 21) … had a season-long 62 yard reception against North Greenville (Sept. 26), giving him a season-best 68 yards for the game. 2008: Saw action in 10 games with three starts ... averaged 11.9 yards per catch ... had 13 receptions for 155 yards ... best game came against Wofford with four receptions ... had a season-best 43 yard game against Gardner-Webb and three times caught passes of 24 yards ... had one touchdown reception, coming against Edward Waters ... named the Most Improved Wide Receiver after spring practice. 2007: Played in seven games, earning his lone start against Savannah State on Oct. 6 ... had seven receptions for 58 yards ... had a season-high four receptions in his first game of the season against Wofford on Sept. 8. 2006: Redshirted the season. High School: Solid player for Tony Felder at Orangeburg Wilkinson HS … led his team in receptions, yards and receiving touchdowns as a senior … had 35 receptions for 485 yards, scoring six times … also served as a kick and punt returner, taking two kickoffs back for touchdowns … named the Most Valuable Offensive Player and the best wide receiver in 2005 … twice was named the Bruin Player of the Game and was named the most athletic by his senior class … was a three-year member of the basketball team and ran track for two years … named to the honor roll and is a member of Who’s Who Among American High School Students … earned the Hal and Anne Russell Endowed Scholarship for the 2006-07 school year. Personal: Son of Dr. Albertha Krakue … majoring in sports medicine and communication.

Deon Lee

6-1 195 Sr. Greenville, S.C. Hillcrest HS (Coll. of the Desert)

#81

Career Numbers 10 returns : 284 yards : 1 return touchdown Named the most improved wide receiver after spring drills. 2009: Played in eight games, earning the start against Liberty on Oct. 24 … caught one pass for seven yards against North Greenville (Sept. 26) … carried the ball three times, including a 23 yard run against Liberty (Oct. 24) … also used as a kick returner, bringing the opening kick against Stony Brook (Nov. 14) back 89 yards for a touchdown … finished as the second-leading return man with 10 returns for 284 yards, but averaged a team best 28.4 yards per return. Previous School: Tallied 250 all-purpose yards in a game and led the team in all-purpose yards … was a JUCO All-American and all-conference selection. High School: Played three years at Hillcrest HS. Personal: Son of Sherry Fuller.

Jordan Lancaster 6-3 290 R-Sr. Ocean Isle Beach, N.C. West Brunswick HS

#69

Career Numbers 32 games played : 26 starts 2009: Played in and started all 11 games at the center position … helped lead CSU to the second-highest rushing total in school history … offensive line gave up just nine sacks all year and did not give up a sack to Florida (Sept. 5), South Florida (Sept. 19) or Big South Champions Liberty (Oct. 24) … tied for sixth in the nation for sacks allowed ... Named the most improved offensive lineman after 2009 spring drills. 2008: Played in 10 games with eight starts ... starts came in the first two games and final six games of the season. Returns healthy as a redshirt-sophomore after struggling with an injury last season. 2007: Redshirted the season. 2006: Played in eight games, starting seven of them as a true freshman … starts came in seven of the last eight games of the season. High School: Three-year starter on both sides of the ball … two-time All-County and All-Conference performer … graded 85 percent as OL and led team with 46 pancake blocks... also participated in baseball. Personal: Born March 9, 1988 ... son of Sherwood and Kim Lancaster ... majoring in business at CSU.

C.J. Lee

6-1 247 R-Sr. Pinellas Park, Fla. St. Petersburg Catholic

#53

Career Numbers 26 total tackles : 1.0 tackles-for-loss : 1 forced fumble 2009: Played in 10 games, missing only the contest against Gardner-Webb … had his best season as a Buccaneer with 15 tackles … also credited with a quarterback hurry against Savannah State on Oct. 3 … had a season-high four tackles in the same game, and also against South Florida on Sept. 19. 2008: Played in 10 games with one start against Presbyterian ... had 11 total tackles, six solo tackles for the season ... had a tackle-for-loss assist against Savannah State and again versus VMI ... forced a fumble against VMI ... best game was against Savannah State, recording five total tackles. 2007:Did not record any statistics for the season. Previous School: Redshirted the season at Florida Atlantic. High School: Four-year starter at St. Petersburg Catholic … recorded 110 tackles, eight sacks and two interceptions as a senior … second-team all-state selection … named the defensive MVP … made the honor roll as a senior, helping lead his team to an 8-4 record and a district championship. Personal: Son of Sheila and Chris Lee … born Oct. 13, 1987, in Tampa, Fla.

Damon Middleton

6-2 280 Sr. Santa Monica, Calif. Santa Monica HS (Santa Monica CC)

#92

Career Numbers 13 total tackles : 4 solo : 9 assists 2009: Played in all 11 games with one start in his rookie campaign with CSU ... made 13 total tackles, including four solo stops ... had a season-high four tackles against Wofford. Previous School: Played two years for Coach Robert Taylor at Santa Monica CC ... earned a spot on the Dean’s List both years ... honorable mention all-conference as a freshman, earning second-team honors as a sophomore. High School: Had 25 tackles and two sacks as a senior ... third-team All-Ocean League and named most-improved player as a junior ... also a member of the wrestling and track programs. Personal: Son of Damon and Veronica Middleton.

DeMarcus Moon

5-10 197 McDonough, Ga. Luella HS

Sr.

#26

Career Numbers 907 rushing yards : 174 carries : 3 touchdowns : 30 receptions 219 yards Named the most improved running back for the second year in a row at the 2010 Memorial Spring Game. 2009: Played in 10 games, earning 322 yards on 67 carries and one touchdown … had a season-high 13 carries against Stony Brook (Nov. 14), also catching a season-high four passes for 21 yards in that game … had a season-best 54 yards against Savannah State (Oct. 3) on nine carries … lone touchdown came against North Greenville (Sept. 26) … made five total tackles on special teams as well. 2008: Named the most improved running back during spring drills ... served as the starting running back in five of the seven games in which he played ... had the second-best yards/ carry average on the team ... tallied 40 carries for 203 yards and one score ... also had six receptions for 63 yards, including a 46-yard catch against North Greenville ... best game was an 18-carry, 95-yard performance with a touchdown against Savannah State. 2007: Led the Bucs in rushing as a freshman, carrying the ball 67 times for 382 yards ... first-collegiate touchdown came against Johnson C. Smith on Sept. 15 ... had a season-high 103 yards on 16 carries against Savannah State on Oct. 6. High School: Four-year starter from Luella HS, where he played for Head Coach Paul Burgdorf … had 163 carries for 1,134 yards and 12 touchdowns … named first-team all-region as a senior, earning Regional Player of the Year honors … led the region in rushing … also a member of the track program, winning the county championship in the 100m dash. Personal: Son of Jeff and Sonya Moon … born Sept. 9, 1988, in Starkville, Miss. … hopes to play in the NFL or work as a physical therapist.

John Paglia

6-1 197 Ocala, Fla. Trinity Catholic HS

Sr.

K/P

#30

Career Numbers (Rank) 26-36 field goals (2nd) : Long – 51 (1st) : 124 points (3rd) 72.2 percent (1st) 2009: Earned second-team All-Big South honors for the second year in a row ... set new school records for field goals made (16) and attempted (22), and broke his own school record with a 51yard make against Stony Brook (Nov. 14) … named Big South Special Teams Player of the Week after hitting three field goals, including a 51-yarder and the 43-yard game-winner in overtime, and three PATs against Stony Brook (Nov. 14) … also earned the Big South honor the next week with three field goals against Coastal Carolina (Nov. 21) … made 28 of his 30 PAT attempts … hit four extra points in three games, going 4-for-4 against North Greenville (Sept. 26) and VMI (Oct. 31) and 4-for-5 against Presbyterian (Nov. 7) … also served as the main kickoff man averaging 61.7 yards per kickoff, the best mark of his career … best day kicking off was a 67.2 yard average on six kickoffs against Stony Brook (Nov. 14), including two touchbacks. 2008: Earned second-team All-Big South honors ... finished the season 18-24 on PAT, including a 6-7 performance against Edward Waters ... made 10-14 field goals with a season-long and school record-tying 48-yarder against Wofford ... also kicked off, posting a 58.0-yard average with nine touchbacks on 57 kicks ... named the Most Improved Special Teams player after spring practice... made a 43-yard field goal into the wind at the spring game, and was perfect on PAT attempts. 2007: Kicked off 22 times for 1,283 yards ... averaged a team-best 58.3 yards per kickoff ... played in eight games as a freshman. High School: Was an incredible 91-92 on PAT at Trinity Catholic, where he played four years for Coach Kerwin Bell ... 5-6 on field goal opportunities, hitting a career-long 53-yarder ... recorded touchbacks 90 percent of the time on kickoffs ... also had 16 receptions for 375 yards and six touchdowns ... first-team all-state selection, honorable mention all-state as a wide receiver ... high school team had a 27-1 record in final two seasons, winning the 2005 Class 2B State Championship ...also a member of the baseball and soccer teams. Personal: Son of John and Jill Paglia ... born Sept. 21, 1988, in Ocala, Fla. ... majoring in business management.

Chris Patrick

6-0 218 Clermont, Fla. East Ridge HS

R-Sr.

Career Numbers 119 total tackles : 13.5 tackles-for-loss : 7 sacks 2009: Played in all 11 games, starting four times, including the final three games of the season … tied for third on the team in total tackles with 64 … led the team in tackles-for-loss with 10.0, including 5.0 sacks … broke up two passes, recorded three quarterback hurries and forced a pair of fumbles … best game was the season finale against Coastal Carolina (Nov. 21) when he had a career-high 13 tackles and 3.5 tackles-for-loss … had nine tackles against North Greenville (Sept. 26) and VMI (Oct. 31). 2008: Played in all 12 games, finishing with 20 total tackles ... had a season-high five tackles against Liberty, with one of three tackles-for-loss in that game ... recorded a quarterback hurry against North Greenville. 2007: Played in 10 games, earning six starts ... had 35 total tackles ... had a season-high six tackles against Johnson C. Smith on Sept. 15 ... recorded at least three tackles in seven of his 10 appearances ... 2006: Named the Most Improved Linebacker after spring practice ... Redshirted the season. High School: Three-year starter for a program that posted a 32-3 record over the last three seasons … named first-team All-Central Florida, All-Area, All-District and All-State … County Defensive Player of the Year. Personal: Nephew of former NFL linebacker Jack Youngblood ... son of Dave and Lynn Patrick ... born May 19, 1988, in Memphis, Tenn.

Gerald Stevenson

5-9 162 Naples, Fla. Naples HS

Sr.

Career Numbers (Rank) 1,836 kick return yards (1st) : 1,363 receiving yards (6th) 112 receptions (4th) : 12 receiving touchdowns (2nd) 2009: Earned all-conference honors as a wide receiver and finished third in the offensive player of the year voting ... started and played in all 11 games as both a wide receiver and kick returner … led the team in receiving and was second on the squad in rushing … averaged 7.0 yards per carry with three touchdowns … averaged 13.2 yards per reception and also caught three touchdown passes … had 52 carries for 364 yards, 55 receptions for 724 yards and 364 kick return yards on 19 returns giving him 1,452 all-purpose yards for the season … had10 catches against Presbyterian College (Nov. 7, 2009) for 149 yards, both season highs … also topped the century mark in receiving against North Greenville, tallying 114 yards on eight receptions … best day on the ground also came against the Crusaders with 86 yards and a touchdown on six carries. 2008: played in all 12 games with seven starts at wide receiver ... leading receiver on the team with 45 receptions and 551 yards ... had nine receiving touchdowns and rushed for two more ... second-leading rusher with 39 carries and 298 yards ... had a season-high five catches against Stony Brook and duplicated the feat two weeks later against VMI ... best performance was 143-yard, three-touchdown day against Stony Brook ... had a season-high 255 kick return yards against Wofford ... also returned six punts for a total of 60 yards ... finished the year with 1,830 all-purpose yards ... Big South Special Teams Player of the Week (9/6) after setting a CSU record for all-purpose yards (302) ... 2007: Special Teams Player of the week (11/3) and Freshman of the Week (11/10) … used primarily as a kickoff returner … returned 24 kicks for 551 yards (23 ypr) … averaged more than 50 return yards per game … finished the season with 15 receptions for 88 yards … had five rushes for 15 yards … topped 100 all purpose yards twice (Liberty-125 and V.M.I.-116). High School: Had 27 catches for 438 yards and six touchdowns at Naples HS … had one punt return for a touchdown … named all-conference and all-district … helped lead his team to the playoffs two years, finishing with a district championship and a state runner-up finish … competed in the long jump, finishing eighth in the state championships as a junior. Personal: Born in Miami, Fla., on Aug. 6, 1989 … son of Lyssa and Gerald Stevenson … majoring in business.

A.J. Toscano

6-1 220 R-Sr. Pico Rivera, Calif. El Rancho HS (Cerritos Coll.)

#16

Career Numbers 186-319, 2,166 yards passing : 13 passing touchdowns 4 rushing touchdowns 2009: Started every game at quarterback, passing for more than 2,000 yards (2,092) … also finished third on the team in rushing with 325 yards on 82 carries (4.0 yards per carry) … completed a season-best 21 passes on 26 attempts against Savannah State (Oct. 3) … best game came against Presbyterian College (Nov. 7) with a season-high 290 passing yards on 18 completions, also rushing for 61 yards on seven carries, giving him 351 yards of total offense and five touchdowns, earning him Big South Offensive Player of the Week honors … rushed for a season-high 78 yards against Savannah State (Oct. 3) … completed at least 10 passes in every game. 2008: Played in one game (Savannah State) before taking a redshirt ... completed 7-11 passes for one touchdown, one interception and 74 yards ... also rushed for 11 yards on five carries ... named the most improved quarterback for spring drills. Previous School: Played two seasons at Cerritos College under Coach Frank Mazzotta … earned second-team All-Mission Conference as a quarterback … threw for 1,450 yards, with 16 touchdowns and just four interceptions. High School: Completed almost 57 percent (41-72) of his pass attempts as a junior … also played on the defensive side of the ball, recording 100 tackles in junior and senior seasons … earned first-team all-area honors as an all-purpose player … twice named All-Del Rio League as a quarterback and linebacker and named team MVP as a senior … Personal: Agustine Toscano was born Feb. 15, 1988, to Liz and Augie Toscano … majoring in physical education.

Andrew Trudnowski

6-4 220 Sr. Palos Verdes, Calif. Palos Verdes HS (LA Harbor Coll.)

#11

Career Numbers 19-38, 143 yards passing Named the 2010 Most Improved Quarterback after spring practice. 2009: Competed in seven games as the backup quarterback … completed 50 percent of his passes with only one interception … completed 9-of-17 passes for 45 yards against Florida (Sept. 5), and was 4-of-7 for 57 yards against Savannah State (Oct. 3) … also rushed twice for 12 yards against the Gators. Previous School: Holds every passing record at LA Harbor College, where he played two seasons under Coach Andrew Alvillar … two-time all-conference selection and academic All-American … threw for 6,200 yards and 50 touchdowns in two seasons while rushing for 18 scores … two-time offensive player of the year … selected as team captain and was a member of the honor roll and Dean’s List every semester. High School: Played three seasons at Palos Verdes HS for Coach Pat Fresch … also a member of the basketball and volleyball programs. Personal: Son of Dave and Tina Trudnowski.

Joel Walton

6-1 235 Sr. Long Island, N.Y. Central HS (Az. Western CC)

#93

Career Numbers 22 total tackles : 6.0 tackles-for-loss : 6.0 sacks 3 forced fumbles : 8 quarterback hurries 2009: Earned first team All-Big South honors, starting and playing in all 11 games … finished the year with 22 total tackles and recorded at least one tackle in all but one game, including a season-high five stops against Presbyterian College (Nov. 7) … second on the team in tackles-for-loss with 6.0 stops behind the line of scrimmage, all of which were sacks, giving him a team-high in the category … registered eight quarterback hurries, including three against Savannah State (Oct. 3) … returned one fumble for 26 yards against Presbyterian College (Nov. 7) and forced three more fumbles. Named to the preseason allconference team by Phil Steele’s Football Preview. Previous School: Earned all-region and all-state honors as a defensive end for Coach Tom Minnick at Arizona Western … earned firstteam All-WSFL Conference honors and was an honorable mention All-American. High School: earned all-region honors on both the offensive and defensive lines. Personal: Son of Joel and Melissa Walton … moved to CSU with his wife, Sharon ... daughter Sydnie Taylor was born on May 6, 2010.

B.J. Baker

6-5 298 Moultrie, Ga. Colquitt County HS

R-Jr.

#78

Career Numbers 23 games played : 18 starts 2009: Started and played in every game at right guard ... helped lead CSU to the second-highest rushing total in school history … offensive line gave up just nine sacks all year and did not give up a sack to Florida (Sept. 5), South Florida (Sept. 19) or Big South Champions Liberty (Oct. 24) … tied for sixth in the nation for sacks allowed. 2008: Played in all 12 games on the offensive line with seven starts ... starts came in seven of the final eight games of the year. 2007: Redshirted the season. High School: Started in 33-straight games at Colquitt County HS under Head Coach Tim Cokely … named to the all-region first team two years and was also named the team captain … also a member of the wrestling team for two seasons, and played baseball as a freshman and sophomore … threw the shot put for the track team as a junior and senior. Personal: Born May 10, 1989, to Lisa and Billy Baker … majoring in physical education.

David Bowen

6-4 200 Orlando, Fla. Lake Highland Prep

R-Jr.

#85

2009: Played in three games, seeing time against North Greenville (Sept. 26), Savannah State (Oct. 3) and Presbyterian College (Nov. 7) ... played on offense and special teams but did not record any statistics. 2008: Did not record any statistics. 2007: Redshirted the season. High School: Played for Coach Tim Borcky at Lake Highland Prep ... named the special teams MVP ... also a member of the basketball and track programs. Personal: Son of Winslade and Audrey Bowen ... majoring in English with hopes of becoming a lawyer.

Andy Brown

6-1 181 Daytona, Fla. Mainland HS

Jr.

K/P

#18

Career Numbers 97 punts : 3,489 yards : Long-59 yards : 36.0 ypp average 2009: Played in 11 games, but was not forced to punt against North Greenville … averaged 35.5 yards per punt with a careerbest 59-yard kick against Wofford … punted a season high eight times against Florida … had three kickoffs, averaging 42.7 yards per kick … put 10 of his 42 punts inside the 20 with two kicks of 50 yards or more, and 10 fair catches … only had four touchbacks on the season. 2008: Top punter with an average of 36.3 yards per kick ... had a season-long of 55 yards against Presbyterian ... dropped 19 punts inside the 20, booted four 50-yards or more and had eight fair-catch calls on 55 punts ... also attempted seven PATs and was perfect 7-7, including 4-4 against VMI and 3-3 against PC ... Big South special teams player of the week for his performance against Gardner-Webb (Oct. 4) ... also named the SME Broadcasting CoNational Special Teams Player of the Week. High School: Finished his high school career 38-40 on PAT ... earned all-area honors, and was selected to play in the all- area all-star game ... named to the 2007 football honor roll. Personal: Son of Carey and Janis Brown.

Anthony Chalmers 6-2 195 Jr. Clinton, S.C. Camden Military Acad.

2009: Played in nine games with his lone start coming against Liberty (Oct. 24) … finished with 14 catches for 196 yards and two touchdowns … caught at least two passes in six games … caught a pair of passes for a season-high 63 yards against Presbyterian College (Nov. 7), also scoring a touchdown in the game … also scored a touchdown against Savannah State (Oct. 3). Previous School: Played one year under Coach Lucas Aslin at Garden City Community College… had 35 receptions for 496 yard and four scores. High School: Named the basketball and football MVP at Clinton HS … also named the school’s athlete of the year. Personal: Son of Erica Watts and Anthony Chalmers, Sr.

Logan Cobell

5-11 218 Chesapeake, Va. Great Bridge HS

R-Jr.

#37

2009: Played in three games, but did not record a start ... made a pair of tackles against North Greenville (Sept. 26) ... also had a tackle-for-loss in that game. Previous School: Redshirted his freshman season at Tulane before transferring to CSU. High School: Four-year letterman for coaches Brian Boerboom and Pete Gale ... saw time at running back, wide receiver, tight end and linebacker ... twice named All-Southeastern District, earning the honor as a tight end as a junior and as an inside linebacker as a senior ... also a member of the wrestling and track programs ... was a member of the National Honor Society and Army JROTC. Personal: Son of James and Bea Cobell.

Greg Fiegel

5-9 161 R-Jr. Pinellas Park, Fla. St. Petersburg Catholic HS

#88

Career Numbers 4 receptions : 8 yards 2009: Played in nine games, starting three of them, including the season-opener against Florida (Sept. 5) ... caught three passes for a total of eight yards ... also had one carry for eight yards, coming against North Greenville (Sept. 26) ... named the Most Improved wide receiver after 2009 spring drills. 2008: Saw action in games against North Greenville and Edward Waters ... tallied one reception against EWC. 2007: Redshirted the season. High School: Four-year starter for Coach Dan Mancuso at St. Petersburg Catholic … helped take his team to three district championships and a trip to the state semifinals. Personal: Born March 22, 1989, to Teresa and Larry Fiegel … majoring in biology and kinesiology with hopes of becoming a physical therapist.

B.J. Hackworth

6-0 240 Jacksonville, Fla. Fletcher HS

R-Jr.

#23

Career Numbers (Rank) 55 carries : 260 yards : 3 TD 2009: Played in eight games … carried the ball 31 times for 156 yards and a pair of touchdowns on the season … had a season-high seven carries and a touchdown against Presbyterian College (Nov. 7) … carried the ball six times against North Greenville (Sept. 26) and VMI (Oct. 31), including a season-high 50 yards and a touchdown against the Keydets. 2008: Saw action in five of the final six games of the season ... had 24 carries for 104 yards and one touchdown ... best performance came against Presbyterian when he had nine carries for 55 yards ... also caught his only pass of the season for eight yards in the same game ... named the most-improved running back after spring drills. 2007: Redshirted the season. High School: Played three years for Coach Joe Reynolds at Fletcher High School … also a member of the basketball team. Personal: Son of Bill and Pearl Hackworth.

Chris Kuzdale

5-11 184 Jr. Tampa Fla. H.B. Plant HS (Milford Acad.)

#24

Career Numbers 3 interceptions : 106 total tackles : 11 pass breakups 2009: Played in 10 games, starting all of them … earned Big South Defensive Player of the Week honors against Stony Brook with two interceptions and three pass breakups ... also named first-team allconference on the season … finished the year third on the team with 64 tackles, including a season-high 13 stops against Liberty (Oct. 24) … also had 11 tackles the week before against GardnerWebb (Oct. 17) … intercepted a pass against Savannah State (Oct. 3) and two more against Stony Brook (Nov. 14) … had 1.5 tacklesfor-loss, including one against Gardner-Webb (Oct. 17) and an assist against Presbyterian (Nov. 7). 2008: Played in all 12 games as a true freshman, earning the start against Miami (Ohio) in the third game of the year ... third among CSU defensive backs with 42 total tackles ... forced two fumbles, one against Miami (Ohio) and another versus Liberty ... had five pass breakups ... best game was a season-high six tackles against Liberty and duplicated the feat against Coastal Carolina in the final game of the season. High School: Had 264 career tackles with 24 tackles-for-loss and 12 interceptions ... returned three interceptions for touchdowns, two of which came in the playoffs, tying the school record ... helped lead his team to the 2006 AAAA State Championship ... earned all-county, All-Western Conference, and all-state honors ... named the Hillsborough County Defensive Player of the Year ... also played on the baseball team ... two-year member of the honor roll. Personal: Son of Joanne and Robert Kuzdale.

Steven Lewis

5-9 191 Aiken, S.C. Midland Valley HS

R-Jr.

#31

Career Numbers 1 interception : 3 total tackles 2009: Saw action in two games, playing against South Florida (Sept. 19) and against Savannah State (Oct. 3) … had a tackle assist against the Bulls and a solo stop against Savannah State to give him two tackles for the season. 2008: Saw action in three of the last five games of the season with his first action coming against Liberty ... made his the first stop of his CSU career against the Flames on Oct. 25 ... another career-first came against Edward Waters, when he picked off a pass. 2007: Redshirted the season. High School: Averaged 12.5 tackles per game under Coach Rick Knight at Midland Valley HS … had a career-best 21 tackles in a game … also collected one interception, three forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries … led the team in tackles two years, earning the iron horse and most outstanding linebacker awards … two-time weightlifting champion in region nine. Personal: Son of Tony Spradley … majoring in physical education with hopes of becoming a high school teacher and coach.

Kurt Skelly

5-7 161 R-Jr. Old Town, Fla. LaFayette County HS

#48

2009: Saw action in six games, but did not record a start … made three tackles, one each against North Greenville (Sept. 26), Savannah State (Oct. 3) and Presbyterian College (Nov. 7). 2008: Did not record any statistics. 2007: Redshirted the season. High School: Played three years for Coach Joey Pearson at LaFayette County ... had more than 200 career tackles and 800 career rushing yards ... finished second on the team in tackles all three seasons ... earned the team’s most improved award as a sophomore and was the defensive MVP as a senior ... also a member of the baseball program, hitting .396. Personal: Son of John Skelly and Lisa Weslo.

Levi McFatter

6-4 291 Lake City, Fla. Columbia HS

R-Jr.

#73

Career Numbers 14 starts : 20 games played 2009: Started 10 games and played in all 11 at left tackle … helped lead CSU to the second-highest rushing total in school history … offensive line gave up just nine sacks all year and did not give up a sack to Florida (Sept. 5), South Florida (Sept. 19) or Big South Champions Liberty (Oct. 24) … tied for sixth in the nation for sacks allowed. 2008: Started four games and played in a total of nine ... saw action in seven of the final eight games of the year with all four starts coming during that time ... first CSU start was against Gardner-Webb on Oct. 4. 2007: Redshirted the season. High School: three-year starting right tackle at Columbia HS under Coach Danny Green … named a second-team All-American as a senior … completed 13 years of school with perfect attendance. Personal: Son of Roy and Wendy McFatter … majoring in communication.

Kayson Wharton

6-1 295 Fountain Inn, S.C. Hillcrest HS

R-Jr.

#75

2009: Played in five games, including the season-opener against the Florida Gators (Sept. 5) … lone tackle of the year came against Presbyterian College (Nov. 7). 2008: Redshirted the season. Previous School: Played one season at Tennessee Tech. High School: An all-region selection under Coach Dwayne Garrick ... selected to play in the North-South All-Star game. Personal: Son of Lois Wharton and the late Glenn Wharton ... majoring in business administration at CSU.

Matt Woods

6-3 260 Niceville, Fla. Niceville HS

R-Jr.

#90

Career Numbers 33 total tackles : 5.5 tackles-for-loss : 3.5 Sacks 2009: Played in 10 games, with six starts, including five of the first six games of the season … finished with 27 tackles, including a season-high seven tackles against Presbyterian College (Nov. 7) … also had a season-high 2.5 tackles-for-loss in that game, with both coming in the form of sacks … added a tacklefor-loss against Stony Brook (Nov. 14). 2008: Saw action in two games, but made the most of those opportunities ... finished with six tackles and one sack ... also had a tackle-for-loss assist ... best game was against Edward Waters on Nov. 15 when he had four tackles, 1.5 TFL and one sack. 2007: Redshirted the season. High School: Helped lead his Niceville HS team to a Region 4 championship in 2005, under Head Coach John Hicks … recorded 76 tackles and four sacks as a junior with 80 tackles and eight sacks as a senior … named second-team all-state and first-team all-county his senior year … was the defensive player of the year as a senior … held a 26-7 record over three seasons. Personal: Born June 3, 1989, in Great Falls, Mont. … son of Barry and Beth Anne Woods … planning to major in athletic training.

Charles James

5-10 175 Jacksonville, Fla. Mandarin HS

R-So.

Named the 2010 Most Improved Defensive Back after spring drills. 2009: Played in nine games with three starts, including the season-opener against the Florida Gators (Sept. 5) … finished with 13 tackles and was tied for second on the team with two interceptions … recorded 79 yards on interception returns, bringing the ball back 28 yards against Presbyterian College (Nov. 7) and 51 yards for a touchdown against Stony Brook (Nov. 14) … had a season-high four tackles against South Florida (Sept. 19). High School: Two-year starter at Mandarin High School ... had 112 tackles and eight interceptions in his junior and senior seasons including six interceptions as a senior ... ranked a two-star prospect by Scout.com and Rivals.com ... earned second-team all-state and first-team All-First Coast honors ... also ran the 100m, 200m and 4x100m events for the track team. Personal: Son of Rickey and Tanya Conner, majoring in communication.

Kenny Johnson

5-6 165 Palm Bay, Fla. Bayside HS

So.

#20

2009: Played in nine games but did not record a start … had nine total tackles on the season with eight being solo stops … had a season-high three tackles against Florida (Sept. 5) and again versus Presbyterian College (Nov. 7) … blocked a kick against VMI (Oct. 31) and also had a punt return for 13 yards in that game. High School: Played three seasons for Coach Mike Davis … named first-team all-county and to the All-Central Florida second team … considered the top defensive back in the county and was ranked in ESPN’s Top-100. Personal: Son of Cheryl and Ken Johnson.

Nate Kearse

6-1 275 R-So. Longmeadow, Mass. Longmeadow HS

#95

2009: Played in four games before suffering a season-ending injury against Gardner-Webb (Oct. 17) … finished with nine tackles, including a season-high three stops against South Florida (Sept. 19) … was in on a tackle-for-loss against Savannah State (Oct. 3). High School:Helped lead his Longmeadow Team to an undefeated 37-0 record, including three championships under Coach Alex Rotsko ... named to the all-conference first team ... also earned all-conference honors for indoor and outdoor track and field. Personal: The son of April and Charles Kearse.

Nick Kemper

6-2 280 Winter Springs, Fla. Lake Howell HS

R-So.

#60

Named the Most Improved Offensive Lineman after 2010 spring practice. 2009: Played in a pair of games, taking over as the center against Savannah State (Oct. 3) and also seeing time on the offensive line against Presbyterian College (Nov. 7). Previous School: Redshirted the 2008 season at Miami (Ohio) before transferring to CSU. High School: Four year letter winner at Lake Howell HS for his father Matt Kemper ... earned first-team 5A honors as a senior and was selected to play in the Florida North-South All-Star Game ... unanimous first-team all-district selection ... also a member of the wrestling and weightlifting teams. Personal: Son of Vicki and Matt Kemper, father was an offensive tackle at Miami (Ohio).

James Nicholson

6-4 295 Ponte Verde, Fla. Nease HS

R-So.

#70

Serves as one of the team’s SAAC representatives. 2009: Saw action in six games throughout the season, including the season opener against Florida (Sept. 5). 2008: Redshirted the season. High School: played two seasons at Allen D. Nease High School for Head Coach Craig Howard … earned the Taco Bell Player of the Game Award ... part of the offensive line that protected Heisman Trophy winner Tim Tebow. Personal: Majoring in economics … son of Julie and Stephen Nicholson.

Bradley Sweatt

6-1 225 Orlando, Fla. Edgewater HS

So.

#36

2009: Played in nine games as a true freshman … had four total tackles, with his first collegiate tackle coming against South Florida (Sept. 19) … also had stops against North Greenville (Sept. 26), Savannah State (Oct. 3) and Liberty (Oct. 24). High School: Earned defensive player of the week honors as a senior, finishing his season with 110 tackles … named a Central Florida All-Star and was all-metro second team … also a starter on the basketball team. Personal: Son of Mike Sweatt … majoring in business.

Austin Wald

6-1 169 Seneca, S.C. Seneca HS

R-So.

#27

2009: Did not record any statistics. 2008: Redshirted the season ... named to the Big South’s 2008-09 Football Presidential Honor Roll.

Cornelius Sterling

6-0 235 Orlando, Fla. Olympia HS

R-So.

#54

2009: Played in 10 games at linebacker but did not record a start … finished the season with 27 tackles … had a seasonhigh six tackles against South Florida (Sept. 19) … recorded at least one tackle in all but one game ... named the most improved linebacker during spring practice. 2008: Redshirted the season. High School: Three-year letter winner under former CSU assistant Bob Head ... selected as the team captain after recording 108 tackles, three sacks and four tackles-for-loss ... also named team MVP. Personal: Son of Dana Pace.

Joe Calderone

6-6 300 Mishawaka, Ind. Mishawaka HS

R-Fr.

#77

2009:Redshirted the season. High School: Named to the all-area first team as a junior and senior … also named All-NIC twice and was named the team captain as a senior under Coach Bart Curtis … selected as the offensive lineman of the year and a Kiwanis Scholar-Athlete of the Month … two-year member of the basketball team and a member of National Honor Society.

Estevan Cintron

5-9 160 Orange Park, Fla. Orange Park HS

R-Fr.

#84

2009: Redshirted the season. High School: Helped lead his team to the state quarterfinals as a senior and was selected to the Florida Shrine Bowl ... had 320 punt return yards as well as 340 receiving yards on 11 receptions ... carried the ball 28 times for 460 yards and threw one touchdown pass ... also played on defense, recording 40 tackles and five interceptions ... as a member of the track program, ran the 200 and 400 meter dashes. Personal: Son of Clarence and Francis Cintron.

Cody Day

6-5 281 Gilbert, S.C. Gilbert HS

R-Fr.

#62

2009:Redshirted the season. High School: Helped lead his GHS team to a 6-5 record as a senior under Coach Barry Harley ... named to the A/B Honor Roll and was captain of the wrestling team. Personal: Son of Dennis and Rita Day ... dad Dennis played baseball at Spartanburg Methodist.

Mike Deterlizzi

6-2 228 Tampa, Fla. Freedom HS

R-Fr.

#82

2009:Redshirted the season. High School: Named a team captain as a senior but did not play because of a knee injury ... started all 10 games as a junior defensive end. Personal: Son of John and Linda Deterlizzi ... majoring in business marketing at CSU.

Jordan Fulford

5-9 180 Ocala, Fla. North Marion HS

R-Fr.

2009:Redshirted the season. High School: Tallied 13 interceptions under Coach Craig Damon at North Marion HS … earned thirdteam all-state honors in 2007, earning first-team honors as a senior … also a member of the track & field, weightlifting and soccer programs. Personal: Son of Linda and Talmadge Fulford … entering the premed program at CSU.

William Hunt

6-4 240 Greenville, S.C. Southside HS

R-Fr.

#80

2009:Redshirted the season. High School: Two-time all-region selection at SHS … also earned all-county honors … had one touchdown in his career and tallied seven sacks … also a starter on the basketball team. Personal: Son of Barnard and Belinda Hunt Mayes.

Coril Joseph

6-1 288 Tampa, Fla. Freedom HS

R-Fr.

#72

2009:Redshirted the season. High School: Two-year starter for Coach Marquell Blackwell … had 16 sacks in three seasons and 10 forced fumbles … posted 30 tackles as a senior earning All-Hillsborough County and first-team all-conference honors … named to the St. Pete Times and Tampa Tribune second-teams … selected as a captain of the East in the all-star game … member of the National Honor Society. Personal: Son of Geneva Innocent and Rico Joseph.

Tyson Pryor

6-1 225 Windermere, Fla. Olympia HS

R-Fr.

#34

2009:Redshirted the season. High School: Played four years at Olympia HS, learning from former CSU assistant Bob Head … earned all-state and all-conference honors and was named the team MVP … also selected to play in the East-West All-Star Game … two-time all-state and three-time all-conference selection on the soccer field. Personal: Son of Michele and Darrell Pryor … majoring in business at CSU.

Austin Spears

6-5 281 Lake Mary, Fla. Lake Mary HS

R-Fr.

#64

2009:Redshirted the season. High School: Played three seasons for Coach Scott Perry … named first-team All-Seminole Conference and was a central Florida all-star … earned the team leadership award … posted a 20-5 record on the mat as a heavyweight wrestler. Personal: Son of Mark Spears.

Cory Voce

6-2 196 R-Fr. Boynton Beach, Calif. Park Vista HS

#33

2009:Redshirted the season. High School: Finished his senior season with 75 tackles … also had one interception and three sacks for Coach Mike Dobbs … returned a fumble 30 yards for a touchdown … earned all-conference honors … also a four-year starter for the basketball team, averaging 13 points per game. Personal: Son of Claude and Michelle Voce.

Delvon King

5-11 240 So. Oakland, Calif. James Logan HS (Chabot Coll.)

#99

Named the 2010 Most Improved Defensive Lineman after 2010 Spring Practice. Previous School: Played one season at Chabot College for Coach Danny Calcagno ... earned first-team all-combine honors. High School: Finished his senior season with 16.5 sacks and 48 tackles, earning All-Eastbay and All-MVAL first team honors ... also a member of the wrestling and track and field programs at James Logan HS. Personal: The son of Mary Horne, he is majoring in business administration with hopes of becoming the CEO of a clothing brand.

Richard Mounce

6-1 205 Columbia, S.C. Blythewood HS

So.

#12

Transferred from Clemson, playing baseball for the Tigers. High School: Led his Blythewood HS team to a 33-1 record under Coach Jeff Scott ... earned 2007 Mr. Football accolades for the state of South Carolina ... selected to play in the Shrine Bowl and earned MVP honors for the game ... threw for 6,100 yards and rushed for almost 2,000 more in his final two seasons, throwing 73 touchdowns and just 10 interceptions. Personal: Son of Steve and Elizabeth Mounce.

Jeff Hartung

6-3 280 Orange Park, Fla. Ridgeview HS

Fr.

#57

High School: Helped lead his Ridgeview team to the third round of the state playoffs and a district championship ... twice named all-county and All-Northeast Florida and was voted to play in the Shrine Bowl ... a member of the track and field program as well, he holds the school’s discus record. Personal: Son of Dawn Glasty.

O’Brian Campbell

6-0 203 Jr. Hollywood, Fla. South Howard HS (Ellsworth CC)

#38

Previous School: Played two years at Ellsworth Community College for Coach Mike Verden ... twice earned Midwest Conference Player of the Week honors. High School: Played at South Howard HS for Coach Allen Held ... was also a member of the SHHS track and field program. Personal: Son of Fredrico Campbell and Beverly Samuels.

Daniel Dieudonne

6-3 212 Jr. Miami, Fla. North Miami Senior HS (Mendocino Coll.)

#39

Previous School: Named to the first-team all-state, all-conference and all-combine in 2008 ... was an all-conference selection again in 2009 for Coach Tom Gang at Mendocino College. High School: Tallied a total of 20 tackles in just five games at North Miami Senior HS, where he played for Coach Leonard Graham. Personal: Son of Elvita Jean Johnson Deiudonne.

Pat Adams

6-0 185 Jacksonville. Fla. E.D. White Catholic HS

Fr.

#10

High School: Played with fellow Buccaneer Kenneth Bizier at E.D. White ... had nine touchdowns for his career including seven as a sophomore ... had 79 tackles, three interceptions and two sacks as a senior ... earned all-conference honors and was the most outstanding defensive player as a senior. Personal: Son of Patrick and Sharon Adams, his father was a running back at the University of Florida.

Teddy Allen

5-11 Avon Park, Fla. Avon Park HS

214

Fr.

Calvin Bryant

5-11 Tifton, Ga. Sandalwood HS

196

Fr.

High School: Played three years for Coach Adam Geis, posting his best numbers as a senior ... made 120 tackles, 13 sacks and forced three fumbles in his senior season ... finished his high school career with 190 tackles, 23 sacks and six forced fumbles ... earned Co-MVP honors and was the school’s Defensive Player of the Year in 2008 and 2009 ... earned first team all-conference and second team All-First Coast honors ... also a member of the track team where he ran the 400 meter and 800 meter events. Personal: Son of Sonya Clark.

Keelyan Bryant

5-9 180 St. Petersburg, Fla. St. Petersburg HS

Fr.

#44

High School: Played all over the field for Avon Park, rushing for 1,183 yards and 12 touchdowns as a running back, 278 yards and two touchdowns as a wide receiver, and threw for 361 yards and four touchdowns ... named the 2007 Special Teams Player of the Year, and the Offensive Player of the Year in 2007, 2008 and 2009 ... also a member of the basketball team, a state qualifier in the discus and finished seventh in the weightlifting state championships. Personal: Son of Pam Allen.

High School: Named the Rotary Club’s Academic Player of the Year ... as a junior, rushed for more than 1,000 yards going for 860 yards as a senior ... Pinellas County Player of the Week after rushing for a career-high 249 yards in a game ... earned second team all-county honors as a junior and was honorable mention as a senior ... also a member of the 4x100 meter relay team that qualified for the district meet. Personal: Son of Yvette Corbin and Craig Bryant.

Kendricks Bailey

Mose Countryman

6-2 217 Jacksonville, Fla. Andrew Jackson HS

Fr.

#98

High School: Played four years for Coach Kevin Sullivan at Andrew Jackson High School ... named to the honor roll and was given the MVP award for the special teams unit in 2008 and 2009 ... also earned the outstanding character award. Personal: Son of LaVenia Bailey-Peeples

Ken Bizier

6-3 287 Jacksonville, Fla. E.D. White Catholic HS

Fr.

High School: played both tight end and defensive end at Mandarin HS ... had three receptions for 45 yards in the final game of his career and only allowed one sack while playing on the offensive line ... played four years for Coach Jason Robinson and was captain of the offensive line as a senior ... also threw the shot put for the MHS track and field program. Personal: Son of Mose and Zelbra Countryman.

Malcom Dixon

High School: Played four years for Coach Terry Gilliam ... helped lead his team to a 65 percent winning percentage during his career ... earned All-First Coast second team and honorable mention all-state honors as a senior ... 2007-08 scholar-athlete ... also a member of the baseball team, hitting over .300 for his career. Personal: Son of René and Tammy Bizier

6-4 225 Jacksonville, Fla. Mandarin HS

6-1 180 Tifton, Ga. Tifton County HS

Fr.

#15

High School: Earned the Iron Devil Award from Coach Jay Walls as a sophomore, junior and senior ... named the Offensive Player of the Year as a senior and earned second team all-region honors ... first team all-region selection as a junior and was a four-time member of the honor roll ... also a member of the basketball and track programs, helping lead his basketball team to the sweet sixteen as a junior and finishing second in the state in the long jump.Personal: Son of Horace Dixon, Jr., and Jean Toomer.

Demaris Freeman

6-1 178 West Palm Beach, Fla. Park Vista HS

Fr.

#42

High School: Two-time all-district and all-conference selection after helping take his team to the district championship ... also a member of the basketball and track programs, averaging 20 points per game on the court and earning all-county laurels as a track athlete. Personal: Son of Carolyn and David Freeman.

Kevin Glears, Jr.

6-0 170 Charleston, S.C. Goose Creek HS

Fr.

Isaac Lowrance

5-11 245 Inman, S.C. Boiling Springs HS

Fr.

#47

High School: Played three seasons for Coach Bruce Clark at Boiling Springs HS ... had 106 tackles as a senior, bettering his mark of 104 tackles as a junior ... had 18 sacks, 25 tackles for loss and five fumble recoveries over the course of his career ... named the 2008 Best Defensive Lineman and was named to the all-area and all-academic teams as a senior ... also earned Region Player of the Week honors. Personal: Son of Katilia Brannon.

Gabe Middlebrook

6-2 Charleston, S.C. West Ashley HS

205

Fr.

High School: Played for Coach Chuck Reedy at nearby Goose Creek HS ... had 50 receptions for 746 yards and three receiving touchdowns, rushing for four more and returning one kickoff for a touchdown ... named the student of the month with a 3.4 GPA and earned all-region and all-county honors ... also a member of the GCHS track program, ran for the all-state 4x100m relay team and the all-region 4x400m relay team. Personal: Son of Kevin and LaWanda Glears.

High School: Multi-sport star at West Ashley, where he earned allregion honors in football and tennis ... had 14 sacks, 143 tackles and eight pass breakups during his career, earning AAAA Region 8 Defensive Player of the Year honors ... also had 17 tackles-for-loss and returned a fumble 58 yards, earning WAHS MVP honors for the linebackers. Personal: Son of Don and Melicent Middlebrook.

Matt Hardy

Logan Mines

5-11 170 Jacksonville, Fla. Trinity Christian Academy

Fr.

#17

High School: Played three years for Coach Verlon Dorminey at Trinity Christian ... had four interceptions and 80 tackles, returning three of his interceptions back touchdowns ... also had a rushing and receiving touchdown ... named to the third team All-First Coast squad and was a member of the basketball and track programs. Personal: Son of Mac and Gayle Hardy.

Carson Leshin

6-4 255 Jr. Littlerock, Calif. Desert Christian HS (Antelope Valley CC)

6-5 290 Winter Park, Fla. Edgewater HS

Fr.

#76

High School: Three year starter at Edgewater HS, where he played for Coach Bill Gierke ... selected to the all-metro team and was also an All-Orange County selection ... has a personal best of 355 pounds on the bench press. Personal: Son of Evanne and John Mines.

Lakeith Murray

#83

Previous School: Played two years for Coach Perry Jehlicka at Antelope Valley Community College. High School: In addition to playing football, was a member of the DCHS basketball, volleyball and track programs. Personal: Son of Robert and Vienna Leshin.

5-11 165 Altamonte Springs, Fla. Lyman HS

Fr.

#40

High School: Led Seminole County with six interceptions and was nominated for all-conference honors ... also had 47 tackles, five pass breakups and a forced fumble for Coach Bill Caughell ... was also a member of the LHS track and field program. Personal: Son of LaShawnda Berry.

James Nunley

5-10 178 Sacramento, Calif. Woodcreek HS

Fr.

#29

High School: Played four years for Coach John Hildebrand ... rushed for 1,595 yards with 12 touchdowns ... overall accounted for 43 touchdowns and 4,392 yards ... earned four varsity letters on the football field and three letters for the track and field program ... earned first-team all-league honors as a junior and senior and was named to the all-metro team as a senior. Personal: Son of James and Dyvona Nunley.

Nathan Perera

6-3 200 Orlando, Fla. Bishop Moore HS

Fr.

#86

High School: Had more than 900 yards and 10 touchdowns in his senior season for Coach Matt Hedrick ... named the most valuable wide receiver in 2008 and 2009 and was the Orlando Touchdown Clubâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Offensive Player of the Week ... selected to play in the Central Florida All-Star Game and was ranked the 60th-best prospect in the central Florida top-100 ... also a four-year varsity letterman on the baseball and basketball teams. Personal: Son of Karen and Juan Perera.

Nathan Prater

6-8 205 Greenwood, S.C. Ninety Six HS

Fr.

High School: Played for Coach Chris Liner at Ninety Six HS ... named to the all-region teams in baseball and basketball as a junior and earned all-region, All-Lakelands and all-state honors on the football field. Personal: Son of Kevin and Andrea Prater.

Brent Riley

6-4 290 Atlanta, Ga. Lakeside-DeKalb HS

Fr.

#65

High School: Earned four letters in football, three in track and two in basketball for the Vikings of Lakeside-DeKalb HS ... played all across the offensive line and did not give up a sack all season ... also served on special teams as the teamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s long snapper ... as a junior, also played on the defensive line ... named a team captain as a senior and played in the 2009 DeKalb County All-Star Game ... went to the regional meet as a shot put and discus thrower, and was the center on the basketball team. Personal: Son of Ryan and Janet Riley.

Savon Seward

5-4 155 Fort Myers, Fla. Cypress Lake HS

Fr.

#32

High School: Played three seasons for Coach Mike Thornton, tallying more than 2,200 yards on the ground in his final two seasons for the Panthers ... added another 850 receiving yards in two years ... named to the Lee County all-area team and was an all-state selection as a junior ... also earned all-conference laurels two seasons. Personal: Son of Janet and Eric Speed.

Skyler Skersick

6-3 Orlando, Fla. Boone HS

220

Fr.

#41

High School: Had 90 tackles including 10 sacks under Coach Phil Ziglar ... selected to play in the All-Central Florida All-Star Game, making two sacks in the game ... earned multiple Player of the Game awards over his three years ... also a member of the baseball team. Personal: Son of Chris and Teri Skersick.

Buccaneers Charleston Southern

Game 1 - North Greenville Crusaders

September 4, 2010 | Buccaneer Field (Charleston, S.C.) | 1:30 p.m. General Information Location: Tigerville, S.C. Founded: 1892 Enrollment: 2,100 Nickname: Crusaders Colors: Red and Black

President: Dr. James B. Epting Athletics Director: Jan Macdonald Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: Independent Stadium: Younts Stadium (5,000)

General Information Location: Spartanburg, S.C. Founded: 1854 Enrollment: 1,400 Nickname: Terriers Colors: Old Gold and Black

Team Information 2009 Record: 2-8 Conference Record/Finish: N/A Overall Record: 104-114 Record vs. CSU: 1-9

Primary Offense: Spread/Multiple Primary Defense: 4-3 Lettermen Returning/Lost: Starters Returning/Lost:

Team Information 2009 Record: 3-8 Primary Offense: Wingbone Conference Record/Finish: 2-8/8th Primary Defense: Multiple 50 Overall Record: 463-469-36 Lettermen Returning/Lost: Record vs. CSU: 12-0 Starters Returning/Lost:

Head Coach Jamey Chadwell (East Tennessee State, 2000) Career Record: 2-8 in one season Record at North Greenville: 2-8 in one season Office Phone: 864-977-7112 Career vs. CSU:0-1 Media Relations - Football SID: Mikah Sepko

E-mail: msepko@ngu.edu Office Phone: 864-977-7187 SID Fax: 864-977-7152

Press Box Phone: 964-977-7772 Web site: www.ngcrusaders.com

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2010 Schedule @ Mars Hill @ Charleston Southern @ Edward-Waters Lenoir-Rhyne @ Presbyterian Ohio State Newark Wright State @ La Grange Edward Waters @ Notre Dame Coll. @ UNC Pembroke

Game 3 - Mars Hill Lions

September 18, 2010 | Buccaneer Field (Charleston, S.C.) | 1:30 p.m. General Information Location: Mars Hill, N.C. Founded: 1856 Enrollment: 1,100 Nickname: Lions Colors: Royal Blue and Gold

Head Coach Tim Clifton (Mercer, 1976) Career Record: 87-81 (16) Record at Mars Hill: 87-81 (16) Office Phone: 828-689-1219 Career vs. CSU: 2-0 Media Relations - Football SID: Rick Baker

E-mail: rbaker@mhc.edu Office Phone: 828-689-1535 SID Fax: 828-689-1440

Press Box Phone: 828-689-1376 Web site: www.mhc.edu/sports

President: Dr. Benjamin B. Dunlap Athletics Director: Richard Johnson Affiliation: NCAA Division I (FCS) Conference: Southern Stadium: Gibbs Stadium (13,000)

Head Coach Mike Ayers (Georgetown, 1974) Career Record: 155-125-2 in 25 seasons Record at Wofford: 145-104-1 in 22 seasons Office Phone: 864-597-4095 Career vs. CSU: 12-0 Media Relations - Football SID: Brent Williamson

E-mail: williamsondb@wofford.edu Press Box Phone: 964-597-4487 Office Phone: 864-597-4093 Web site: athletics.wofford.edu SID Fax: 864-597-4129

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2010 Schedule North Greenville @ Charleston (W. Va.) @ St. Augustine @ Charleston Southern Tusculum @ Lenoir-Rhyne Newberry @ Carson-Newman Catawba @ Wingate Brevard

Game 5 - Liberty

October 9, 2010 | Williams Stadium (Lynchburg, Va.) | 3:30 p.m.

President: Virginia S. Hinshaw Athletics Director: Jim Donovan Affiliation: NCAA Division I (FBS) Conference: WAC Stadium: Aloha Stadium (50,000)

Team Information 2009 Record: 6-7 Primary Offense: Run-and-Shoot Conference Record/Finish: 3-5/5th Primary Defense: Multiple Overall Record: Lettermen Returning/Lost: 48/29 Record vs. CSU: 1-0 Starters Returning/Lost: 15/10 Head Coach Greg McMackin (Southern Oregon, 1967) Career Record: 13-14 (2) Record at Hawaii: 13-14 (2) Office Phone: 808-956-6508 Career vs. CSU: 0-0 Media Relations - Football SID: Derek Inouchi

E-mail: inouchi@hawaii.edu Office Phone: 808-956-7523 SID Fax: 808-956-4470

Press Box Phone: 808-486-1800 Web site: www.HawaiiAthletics.com

Team Information 2009 Record: 8-3 Conference Record/Finish: 5-1/T-1st Overall Record: 190-195-4 Record vs. CSU: 15-2

Primary Offense: Two-Back Primary Defense: 3-4 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 43/21 Starters Returning/Lost: 14/13

Team Information 2009 Record: 6-5 Primary Offense: Spread Conference Record/Finish: 3-3/4th Primary Defense: 4-3 Overall Record: 219-218-1 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 52/20 Record vs. CSU: 6-3 Starters Returning/Lost: 20/4

Media Relations - Football SID: Todd Wetmore

E-mail: twetmore@liberty.edu Office Phone: 434-582-2292 SID Fax: 434-582-2076

Press Box Phone: 434-582-4628 Web site: www.libertyflames.com

2010 Schedule Southern Cal. @ Army @ Colorado Charleston Southern Louisiana Tech @ Fresno State Nevada @ Utah State Idaho @ Boise State San Jose State @ New Mexico State UNLV

October 16, 2010 | Buccaneer Field (Charleston, S.C.) | 1:30 p.m.

President: Jerry Falwell, Jr. Athletics Director: Jeff Barber Affiliation: NCAA Division I (FCS) Conference: Big South Stadium: Williams Stadium (19,200)

Head Coach Danny Rocco (Wake Forest, 1984) Career Record: 32-13 in four seasons Record at Liberty: 32-13 in four seasons Office Phone: 434-582-2040 Career vs. CSU: 3-1

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Game 6 - Gardner-Webb

General Information Location: Boiling Springs, N.C. Founded: 1905 Enrollment: 4,000 Nickname: Runninâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Bulldogs Colors: Scarlet and Black

2010 Schedule St. Francis (Pa.) @ Ball State @ Robert Morris @ James Madison Savannah State Charleston Southern @ VMI @ Presbyterian Gardner-Webb @ Coastal Carolina Stony Brook

2010 Schedule @ Ohio @ Charleston Southern Union (Ky.) Furman @ Georgia Southern Western Carolina @ Elon The Citadel @ Samford @ Appalachian State Chattanooga

Game 4 - Hawaii

General Information Location: Lynchburg, Va. Founded: 1971 Enrollment: 11,928 Nickname: Flames Colors: Red, White and Blue

Sept. 4 Sept. 11 Sept. 18 Sept. 25 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 Oct. 16 Oct. 30 Nov. 6 Nov. 13 Nov. 20

Sept. 4 Sept. 11 Sept. 18 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 Oct. 16 Oct. 23 Oct. 30 Nov. 6 Nov. 13 Nov. 20

September 25, 2010 | Aloha Stadium (Honolulu, Hawaii) | 11:35 p.m. General Information Location: Honolulu, Hawaii Founded: 1907 Enrollment: 20,000 Nickname: Warriors Colors: Green, Black, White, Silver

President: Dr. Dan Lunsford Athletics Director: David Riggins Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: South Atlantic Stadium: Ammons Family Center

Team Information 2009 Record: 6-4 Primary Offense: Multiple Conference Record/Finish: 4-3/4th Primary Defense: Multiple/8 man front Overall Record: 214-233-10 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 30/14 Record vs. CSU: 2-0 Starters Returning/Lost: 18/7

Game 2 - Wofford Terriers

September 11, 2010 | Buccaneer Field (Charleston, S.C.) | 1:30 p.m.

President: Dr. Frank Bonner Athletics Director: Chuck Burch Affiliation: NCAA Division I (FCS) Conference: Big South Stadium: Spangler Stadium (9,000)

Head Coach Steve Patton (Furman, 1977) Career Record: 113-82-1 (16) Record at GWU: 83-58 (13) Office Phone: 704-406-4344 Career vs. CSU: 5-3 Media Relations - Football SID: Marc Rabb

E-mail: mrabb@gardner-webb.edu Press Box Phone: 704-406-3576 Office Phone: 704-406-4355 Web site: www.gwusports.com SID Fax: 704-406-4739

Sept. 4 Sept. 11 Sept. 18 Sept. 25 Oct. 2 Oct. 16 Oct. 23 Oct. 30 Nov. 6 Nov. 13 Nov. 20

2010 Schedule Brevard @ Akron Western Carolina @ Sam Houston State @ Old Dominion @ Charleston Southern Presbyterian Coastal Carolina @ Liberty @ Stony Brook VMI

Game 7 - Virginia Military Institute

October 23, 2010 | Buccaneer Field (Charleston, S.C.) | 11:30 a.m. General Information Location: Lexington, Va. Founded: 1939 Enrollment: 1,250 Nickname: Keydets Colors: Red, White and Yellow

Head Coach Sparky Woods (Carson-Newman, 1976) Career Record: 69-62-5 (13) Record at VMI: 6-16 (2) Office Phone: 540-464-7251 Career vs. CSU: 0-2 Media Relations - Football SID: Wade Branner

E-mail: brannerwh@vmi.edu Office Phone: 540-464-7515 SID Fax: 540-464-7514

Press Box Phone: 540-464-7583 Web site: www.vmikeydets.com

Sept. 4 Sept. 11 Sept. 25 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 Oct. 16 Oct. 23 Oct. 30 Nov. 6 Nov. 13 Nov. 20

2010 Schedule Lock Haven @ William and Mary @ Virginia Presbyterian @ Stony Brook Liberty @ Charleston Southern @ Army Coastal Carolina @ Old Dominion @ Gardner-Webb

Game 9 - Kentucky

November 6, 2010 | Commonwealth Stadium (Lexington, Ky.) | Time TBA General Information Location: Lexington, Ky. Founded: Enrollment: 27,000 Nickname: Wildcats Colors: Blue and White

Head Coach Joker Phillips (Kentucky, 1985) Career Record: First Season Record at Kentucky: First Season Office Phone: 859-257-3611 Career vs. CSU: 0-0 Media Relations - Football SID: Tony Neely

E-mail: tneely@uky.edu Office Phone: 859-257-3838 SID Fax: 859-323-4310

Press Box Phone: Web site: www.UKathletics.com

Sept. 4 Sept. 11 Sept. 18 Sept. 25 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 Oct. 16 Oct. 23 Oct. 30 Nov. 6 Nov. 13 Nov. 27

2010 Schedule @ Louisville Western Kentucky Akron @ Florida @ Ole Miss Auburn South Carolina Georgia @ Mississippi State Charleston Southern Vanderbilt @ Tennessee

Game 11 - Coastal Carolina

November 20, 2010 | Brooks Stadium (Conway, S.C.) | 1 p.m. General Information Location: Conway, S.C. Founded: 1954 Enrollment: 8,300 Nickname: Chanticleers Colors: Teal, Bronze and Black

President: David DeCenzo Athletics Director: Hunter Yurachek Affiliation: NCAA Division I (FCS) Conference: Big South Stadium: Brooks Stadium (8,900)

Team Information 2009 Record: 5-6 Primary Offense: Spread Conference Record/Finish: 3-3/4th Primary Defense: Multiple Overall Record: 50-29 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 61/11 Record vs. CSU: 4-3 Starters Returning/Lost: 23/6

Sept. 4 Head Coach David Bennett (Presbyterian, 1984) Sept. 11 Career Record: 113-46 (14) Sept. 18 Record at Coastal Carolina: 50-29 (7) Sept. 25 Office Phone: 843-349-2818 Oct. 2 Career vs. CSU: 4-3 Oct. 16 Oct. 23 Media Relations - Football SID: Mike Cawood Oct. 30 Nov. 6 E-mail: cawood@coastal.edu Press Box Phone: 843-234-3404 Nov. 13 Office Phone: 843-349-2822 Web site: www.goccusports.com Nov. 20 SID Fax: 843-349-2819

2010 Schedule @ West Virginia @ Towson Georgia Southern Delaware State @ Richmond @ Presbyterian Stony Brook @ Gardner-Webb @ VMI Liberty Charleston Southern

President: Dr. Samuel Stanley, Jr. Athletics Director: Jim Fiore Affiliation: NCAA Division I (FCS) Conference: Big South Stadium: LaValle Stadium (8,136)

Team Information 2009 Record: 6-5 Primary Offense: Multiple, One Back Conference Record/Finish: 5-1/T-1 Primary Defense: 4-3 Overall Record: 127-132-2 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 26/27 Record vs. CSU: 1-1 Starters Returning/Lost: 8/14 Head Coach Chuck Priore (Albany, 1982) Career Record: 61-31 (10) Record at Stony Brook: 22-22 (4) Office Phone: 631-632-4670 Career vs. CSU: 1-1 Media Relations - Football SID: Adam Gutes

E-mail: agutes@notes.cc.sunysb.edu Press Box Phone: 631-632-4037 Office Phone: 631-632-7289 Web site: www.goseawolves.org SID Fax: 631-632-8841

Sept. 4 Sept. 11 Sept. 18 Sept. 25 Oct. 9 Oct. 16 Oct. 23 Oct. 30 Nov. 6 Nov. 13 Nov. 20

2010 Schedule @ South Florida American International @ Brown Massachusetts VMI @ Lafayette @ Coastal Carolina Charleston Southern @ Presbyterian Gardner-Webb @ Liberty

Game 10 - Presbyterian College

November 13, 2010 | Buccaneer Field (Charleston, S.C.) | 1:30 p.m. General Information Location: Clinton, S.C. Founded: 1880 Enrollment: 1,200 Nickname: Blue Hose Colors: Garnet and Blue

President: Dr. Lee T. Todd, Jr. Athletics Director: Mitch Barnhart Affiliation: NCAA Division I (FBS) Conference: Southeastern (SEC) Stadium: Commonwealth (67,942)

Team Information 2009 Record: 7-6 Primary Offense: Multiple Conference Record/Finish: 3-5/T-4thPrimary Defense: 4-3 Overall Record: Lettermen Returning/Lost: 46/27 Record vs. CSU: 0-0 Starters Returning/Lost: 12/11

October 30, 2010 | LaValle Stadium (Stony Brook, N.Y.) | 3 p.m. General Information Location: Stony Brooke, N.Y. Founded: 1957 Enrollment: 24,692 Nickname: Seawolves Colors: Red, Blue and Grey

President: Gen. J.H. Binford Peay, III Athletics Director: Donny White Affiliation: NCAA Division I (FCS) Conference: Big South Stadium: Foster Stadium (10,000)

Team Information 2009 Record: 2-9 Primary Offense: Spread Option Conference Record/Finish: 1-5/6th Primary Defense: 3-4 Overall Record: 456-624-42 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 43/11 Record vs. CSU: 4-5 Starters Returning/Lost: 20/4

Game 8 - Stony Brook

President: Dr. John V. Griffith Athletics Director: Brian Reese Affiliation: NCAA Division I (FCS) Conference: Big South Stadium: Bailey Memorial (6,500)

Team Information 2009 Record: 0-11 Primary Offense: Pro-Style Conference Record/Finish: 0-6/6th Primary Defense: 4-2-5 Overall Record: 472-444-35 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 51/12 Record vs. CSU: 12-5 Starters Returning/Lost:22/6 Head Coach Harold Nichols (Presbyterian College, 1990) Career Record: 0-11 (1) Record at Presbyterian: 0-11 (1) Office Phone: 864-833-8247 Career vs. CSU: 0-1 Media Relations - Football SID: Brent Hager

E-mail: bchager@mail.presby.edu Press Box Phone: 864-938-4040 Office Phone: 864-833-8252 Web site: www.gobluehose.com SID Fax: 864-833-8323

Sept. 2 Sept. 11 Sept. 18 Sept. 25 Oct. 2 Oct. 16 Oct. 23 Oct. 30 Nov. 6 Nov. 13 Nov. 20

2010 Schedule @ Wake Forest @ Clemson @ The Citadel North Greenville @ VMI Coastal Carolina @ Gardner-Webb Liberty Stony Brook @ Charleston Southern Davidson

2010 CSU Football Schedule September 4...........North Greenville................ 1:30 p.m. September 11..........Wofford.............................. 1:30 p.m. September 18.........Mars Hill............................ 1:30 p.m. September 25.........@ Hawaii......................... 11:35 p.m. October 9................@ Liberty........................... 3:30 p.m. October 16..............Gardner-Webb *................. 1:30 p.m. October 23..............VMI *............................... 11:30 a.m. October 30..............@ Stony Brook *.................... 3 p.m. November 6............@ Kentucky.............................. TBA November 13..........Presbyterian College*........ 1:30 p.m. November 20..........@ Coastal Carolina *.............. 1 p.m. All Times Eastern

CSU vs. 2010 Opponents (28-58) Totals vs. 2010 Opponents: 28-58 (.325), 19-24 Home, 9-34 Away North Greenville: 9-1 (.900), 7-1 Home, 2-0 Away September 19, 1998 (home).................... 55-37 W September 2, 2001 (home)........................ 38-0 W September 7, 2002 (home).......................... 9-0 W October 25, 2003 (home)..........................21-49 L October 23, 2004 (home) ......................... 55-7 W September 24, 2005 (away).................... 35-28 W September 30, 2006 (home).................... 20-10 W September 29, 2007 (away).................... 46-33 W September 27, 2008 (home) . ................... 27-0 W September 26, 2009 (home)...................... 34-0 W Wofford: 0-12 (.000), 0-3 Home, 0-9 Away November 13, 1993 (home)........................9-21 L November 12, 1994 (away).......................33-54 L November 11, 1995 (home)......................23-31 L November 16, 1996 (away).......................15-43 L November 15, 1997 (away).......................21-51 L September 26, 1998 (away)........................0-20 L September 25, 1999 (away)......................13-25 L September 23, 2000 (home)......................10-24 L September 22, 2001 (away)......................10-35 L September 8, 2007 (away)........................24-52 L September 6, 2008 (away)........................23-41 L September 12, 2009 (away)......................14-42 L Mars Hill: 0-2 (0.00), 0-2 Home, 0-0 Away September 14, 1991 (home)........................0-29 L October 29, 1994 (home)..........................28-45 L Hawaii: 0-1 (0.00), 0-0 Home, 0-1 Away September 22, 2007 (away)......................10-66 L Liberty: 2-15 (.117), 1-7 Home, 1-8 Away October 30, 1993 (away).............................6-42 L November 19, 1994 (away).......................27-59 L October 28, 1995 (home)..........................15-19 L October 26, 1996 (away).............................7-38 L October 25, 1997 (home)..........................14-18 L October 3, 1998 (away).............................21-28 L October 23, 1999 (home)..........................14-34 L November 11, 2000 (away)....................... 25-0 W November 10, 2001 (home)......................31-45 L October 19, 2002 (away)...........................17-31 L November 1, 2003 (home)..........................6-17 L October 30, 2004 (away).............................6-34 L November 12, 2005 (home).................... 31-30 W November 11, 2006 (away).......................20-34 L October 20, 2007 (home)..........................10-50 L October 25, 2008 (away).............................0-42 L October 24, 2009 (home)..........................13-20 L

Gardner-Webb: 3-6 (.333), 2-2 Home, 1-4 Away September 12, 1992 (away)........................0-56 L November 9, 2002 (home)........................15-57 L November 8, 2003 (away)...........................0-46 L November 13, 2004 (home) .......................0-18 L November 5, 2005 (away)......................... 38-7 W November 4, 2006 (home)...................... 28-14 W October 27, 2007 (away)...........................25-29 L October 4, 2008 (home).......................... 13-10 W October 17, 2009 (away)...........................20-27 L VMI: 5-4 (.556), 3-1 Home, 2-3 Away October 21, 2000 (away).............................7-40 L August 31, 2002 (home)...........................24-27 L October 11, 2003 (away).............................7-50 L October 2, 2005 (home) ......................... 25-24 W October 8, 2005 (away).............................12-34 L October 21, 2006 (home)........................ 27-22 W November 3, 2007 (away)....................... 37-28 W November 1, 2008 (home)...................... 31-21 W October 31, 2009..................................... 31-21 W Stony Brook: 1-1 (.500), 1-0 Home, 0-1 Away October 18, 2008 (away)...........................19-20 L November 14, 2009 (home)........... 30-27 (OT) W Kentucky: 0-0 (.000), 0-0 Home, 0-0 Away Presbyterian: 5-12 (.294), 3-6 Home, 2-6 Away September 11, 1993 (home).................... 17-16 W September 10, 1994 (away)......................34-38 L September 9, 1995 (home)..........................6-44 L September 14, 1996 (away)......................26-34 L September 13, 1997 (home)........................7-16 L September 12, 1998 (away)........................0-42 L September 11, 1999 (home)......................14-20 L September 9, 2000 (away)........................13-28 L September 8, 2001 (home)........................10-19 L September 14, 2002 (away)........................6-26 L September 13, 2003 (home)......................14-17 L September 11, 2004 (away) .....................14-19 L September 10, 2005 (home)........................0-42 L September 2, 2006 (away)...................... 21-13 W November 10, 2007 (home).................... 28-24 W November 8, 2008 (home)...................... 29-18 W November 7, 2009 (away)....................... 46-32 W Coastal Carolina: 3-4 (.428), 2-2 Home, 1-2 Away November 22, 2003 (home)......................14-48 L November 20, 2004 (away).......................56-28 L November 19, 2005 (home).................... 34-27 W November 18, 2006 (away).......................31-17 L November 17, 2007 (home)........................2-41 L November 22, 2008 (away) ..................... 24-0 W November 21, 2009 (home).................... 30-23 W

CSU vs. All Opponents (74-132)

Alabama-Birmingham.............. 0-6 Allen......................................... 1-0 Austin Peay.............................. 4-0 Benedict................................... 1-0 Bethel....................................... 1-0 Catawba.................................... 0-1 Charleston (WV)...................... 1-0 Chattanooga............................. 0-1 Citadel, The.............................. 1-4 Citadel J.V., The....................... 1-1 Coastal Carolina..................... 3-4 Davidson.................................. 0-2 East Tennessee State................ 0-5 Edward Waters......................... 2-0 Elon.......................................... 0-4 Ferrum...................................... 0-1 Florida...................................... 0-1 Frostburg State......................... 1-0 Gallaudet.................................. 1-0 Gardner-Webb....................... 3-6 Georgetown.............................. 1-0 Guilford.................................... 2-1 Hawaii..................................... 0-1 Hofstra...................................... 0-2 Howard..................................... 0-2 Jacksonville.............................. 5-1 James Madison......................... 0-1 Johnson C. Smith..................... 1-0 Kentucky................................. 0-0 Lees-McRae............................. 1-0 Lenoir-Rhyne........................... 1-0 Liberty................................... 2-15 Mars Hill................................. 0-2 Methodist................................. 1-1 Miami (Fla.)............................. 0-1 Miami (Ohio)........................... 0-1 Morehead State........................ 1-3 Morgan State............................ 0-2 New Haven............................... 0-1 Newberry.................................. 1-7 Newport News Apprentice....... 1-2 North Greenville ................... 9-1 Presbyterian ........................ 5-12 Samford.................................... 0-2 Savannah State......................... 6-0 South Carolina State................ 0-8 South Florida............................ 0-5 Stony Brook............................ 1-1 Tennessee-Martin..................... 0-1 Towson State............................ 0-2 Troy State................................. 0-3 Tusculum College.................... 3-1 Virginia Military Institute..... 5-4 West Liberty State.................... 1-0 West Virginia St. College......... 5-0 West Virginia Wesleyan........... 1-0 Wingate.................................... 1-1 Wofford................................. 0-12

Buccaneers Charleston Southern

Game 1

CSU Florida

Game Statistics

3 62

September 5, 2009 Ben Hill Griffin Stadium :: Gainesville, Fla.

Score by Quarters Charleston Southern Florida

1 0 14

2 3 3 0 28 13

4 Score 0 3 7 62

Scoring Summary: 1st Quarter GAINESVILLE, Fla. – The defending BCS National Champions and preseason 11:05 UF Demps 8 yd run (Phillips kick), 4-89 1:26 #1 pick Florida Gators showed why they have earned such accolades, taking a 04:34 UF Rainey 76 yd run (Phillips kick), 1-76 0:13 62-3 victory over Charleston Southern in the first game of the season for both programs. CSU has now dropped its last three season-openers, two of which have come at the hands of FBS programs (Miami, 2008). “We hope to glorify God in all that we do, and I think we did that this weekend,” said Mills. “The scoreboard is just one measure of success, and even though we were on the short end of that, we felt like a lot of good things came out of this game. We came close to achieving a lot of things that we wanted to offensively, although we are obviously disappointed we couldn’t get in the end zone.” Despite putting just three points on the board against the 11 returning starters on the Florida defense, CSU was able to move the ball, gaining 206 yards in the first half, including 170 through the air. Going one play shy of three quarters of the game, A.J. Toscano finished 18-31 through the air for 152 yards with one interception. He also rushed six times, gaining 20 yards. Andrew Trudnowski played the fourth quarter, going 9-17 for 45 yards. Alex Neal was the favorite target, catching seven passes for 45 yards, while Kwame Krakue hauled in six passes for 63 yards. Gerald Stevenson and B.J. Hackworth each carried the ball for a team-best 21 yards. The CSU offense was able to gain 18 first downs, and 323 total yards against what both Mills and Toscano called one of the best defenses in the nation. CSU also dominated the time of possession, holding the ball for a combined 23:00 in the first and fourth quarters alone, finishing the game with control of the ball for 37:34. “Our team had a lot of fun playing this game,” said Toscano, who saw action in the second game of his CSU career. “We never want to lose, but our offense will come out of this game very confident. We moved the ball against one of, if not the best defenses in the country. This was a great experience for a lot of guys, including me, who had never been involved in a game of this magnitude.” 2007 Heisman Trophy winner Tim Tebow finished the game 10-15 for 188 yards and one touchdown, averaging 12.5 yards per throw. He only carried the ball twice for one yard and a touchdown. The big-play Gator offense used 19 plays of 20 yards or more to tally up 624 yards of offense. They also had an 85yard kickoff return for a touchdown. Matt Bach led the defensive unit with five tackles for CSU. Jacques Bazile and Cornelius Sterling each chimed in with four stops, while Antonio Brown had the lone tackle behind the line of scrimmage. Andy Brown finished the game with eight punts for an average of 37.8 yards, while John Paglia averaged 60 yards per kickoff, adding a 38-yard field goal. Although crowd noise proved to be a factor in the game, Toscano did not let it get to him as he completed his first pass of the game to Stevenson for an 11 yard game and a first down. After an end-around to Stevenson for another six yards, Moon made it third-and-one with a three yard scamper. The Bucs couldn’t convert, though, as they had to send on the punt team to pin Florida deep. The tactic worked temporarily as the Gators took over on the 11 yardline. The ever-potent UF offense got a huge chunk back on the first big play of the game, going 68 yards to Riley Cooper, setting up an eight-yard run from Jeffrey Demps for the game’s opening score. The Demps score finished off a fourplay, 89-yard drive as he got in with 11:05 left in the first quarter. It is the third time in as many years that CSU has allowed a touchdown on the opponent’s first possession of the season, with Miami scoring early in the game to start the 2008 campaign and The Citadel doing so in 2007.

2nd Quarter 14:22 UF Tebow 1 yd run (Phillips kick), 5-67 1:15 11:39 UF Demps 23 yd run (Phillips kick), 4-69 1:38 07:55 UF Hernandez 28 yd pass from Tebow, T. (Phillips kick), 8-74 2:17 05:37 CSU John Paglia 38 yd field goal, 7-48 2:18 05:24 UF James 85 yd kickoff return (Phillips kick) 3rd Quarter 12:39 UF 00:24 UF

Williams 7 yd pass from Brantley (Phillips kick failed), 6-49 2:21 Holliday 9 yd pass from Brantley (Phillips kick), 6-53 2:44

4th Quarter 09:33 UF Gillislee 7 yd run (Phillips, J. kick), 8-61 2:20 FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

CSU 18 27-95 228 49-28-1 76-323 0-0 0-0 9-146 0-0 9-37.0 0-0 6-40 37:34 8 of 20 1 of 2 0-2 0-0

UF 26 33-369 255 27-18-0 60-624 0-0 5-29 2-131 1-0 2-40.0 0-0 8-43 22:26 6 of 9 0 of 1 5-6 0-0

Statistical Leaders Rushing (Att-Yds-TD): CSU - Gerald Stevenson (3-21-0) :: UF - J. Demps (5-89-2) Passing (Comp-Att-Yds-TD): CSU - A.J. Toscano (18-31-157-0) :: UF - T. Tebow (10-15-188-1) Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD): CSU - Alex Neal (7-45-0) :: UF - R. Cooper (5-105-0)

Game 2

CSU Wofford

Game Statistics

14 42

September 12, 2009 Gibbs Stadium :: Spartanburg, S.C.

SPARTANBURG, S.C. – Mistakes proved costly for Charleston Southern (0-2) as they turned the ball over three times and were flagged for six penalties in a 42-14 loss to Wofford (1-1), Saturday night at Gibbs Stadium. Similar to last year, the Bucs faced the Terriers in between a pair of FBS opponents. CSU will travel next week to South Florida, while Wofford will head north to Wisconsin. With 323 yards of offense last week against Florida, CSU fell just shy of the 300-mark (280), but showed a much more balanced offense with 113 yards on the ground and 167 through the air. “We are disappointed in the way we came out,” said Coach Jay Mills. “We felt like this was an opportunity to come out against the 14th-ranked team in the country and earn some respect and instead we let ourselves down in some key moments. I think we felt a little too good about ourselves after last week’s game.” Starting quarterback A.J. Toscano finished the game 15-24 with one touchdown and one interception, while Andrew Trudnowski came in for the final drive of the game, completing two of his four pass attempts for 19 yards. After setting a career high with six receptions against Florida, Kwame Krakue followed it up with six more today to lead the receiving corps with 61 yards. Gerald Stevenson, who caught three passes including the only touchdown pass on the day, finished with 22 yards. Stevenson, Antwan Ivey and DeMarcus Moon all finished with 34 yards rushing for CSU, with Ivey garnering the bulk of the carries with 12. Defensively, Chris Kuzdale led the way with 9 stops while Andrew McKain had seven stops, including six solo tackles. For Wofford, Mitch Allen finished 4-for-9 for 68 yards and a touchdown as the stats were dominated by the rushing attack of the Terriers. Mike Rucker had 102 yards on the ground while Allen added 93. Wofford finished with 394 yards on the ground and 469 total yards of offense. The tough decisions came early for CSU as they were faced with a fourth down and less than a yard on the game’s opening drive. Mills and his staff elected to punt it away, with Andy Brown booming a career-long 59-yard punt. A total of 12 plays and 72 yards later, Wofford put the ball in the end zone on a one-yard run from Eric Breitenstein. The CSU defense had a couple of opportunities to get off the field, forcing two third downs, including a third and 11 that was converted on a 33-yard run as Allen called his own number on the option. Penalties and the first fumble of the season cut the second CSU drive short as Wofford took back over on the CSU 24 yard line, easily punching it in on four plays to take a 14-0 lead. CSU, which turned the ball over just one time last week against Florida, committed its second turnover of the game, as Toscano’s pass was intercepted by Phillip LeGrande and returned near midfield. A 35-yard run by Allen widened the gap to 21-0. Finally the Bucs found an answer, with Toscano completing four-of-five pass attempts, coupled with a solid rushing attach from Ivey, Moon and Stevenson for a 17-play, 80-yard drive.

Score by Quarters Charleston Southern Wofford

1 0 14

2 7 14

3 7 0

4 Score 0 14 14 42

Scoring Summary: 1st Quarter 07:06 WOF Breitenstein 1 yd run (Reed kick), 12-72 6:04 04:17 WOF Breitenstein 13 yd run (Reed kick), 4-24 1:49 2nd Quarter 14:51 WOF 06:50 CSU 00:31 WOF

Allen 35 yd run (Reed kick), 3-52 0:36 Antwan Ivey 2 yd run (John Paglia kick), 17-80 8:01 Rucker 4 yd run (Reed kick), 10-46 2:53

3rd Quarter 07:10 CSU

Gerald Stevenson 10 yd pass from A.J. Toscano (John Paglia kick), 8-45 2:45

4th Quarter 14:18 WOF 08:55 WOF

Rucker 80 yd run (Reed kick), 4-92 1:23 Reed 23 yd pass from Allen (Reed kick), 7-75 3:25

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

CSU 17 37-113 167 28-17-1 65-280 0-0 1-0 6-123 0-0 5-41.0 3-2 6-62 29:26 5 of 15 2 of 2 2-2 0-0

WOF 21 52-384 98 14-8-0 66-482 0-0 4-36 2-44 1-16 3-44.3 1-0 9-81 30:34 8 of 14 1 of 2 3-4 4-16

Statistical Leaders Rushing (Att-Yds-TD): CSU - DeMarcus Moon (8-34-0) :: WOF - M. Rucker (5-102-2) Passing (Comp-Att-Yds-TD): CSU - A.J. Toscano (15-24-148-1) :: WOF - M. Allen (6-11-91-1) Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD): CSU - Kwame Krakue (6-61-0) :: WOF - D. Reed (2-26-1)

Game 3

CSU

South Florida 59 September 9, 2009 Raymond James Stadium :: Tampa, Fla.

TAMPA, Fla. – On the road for the third game in a row and facing an FBS opponent for the second time this season, Charleston Southern fell 59-0 to South Florida, Saturday at Raymond James Stadium in front of 38,798 people. With the loss, CSU starts 0-3 for the second year in a row, but will look to right the ship against former Buccaneer assistant Jamey Chadwell and the North Greenville Crusaders as they return home next weekend for their home-opener. Last year the Bucs faced an 0-3 record but won seven of their last nine games to end the year. USF improved to 3-0 with the victory. “USF is obviously an excellent football team,” said Coach Jay Mills. “We expect them to contend for the Big East title and play in a major bowl game. That said, I think a lot of our wounds tonight were self inflicted, but they are correctable. Some of that had to do with playing a really good football team, some of it had to do with crowd noise and a number of things occurred because we didn’t execute to the best of our ability. I felt like our effort was good, I liked that ‘look in their eyes’ so-to-speak. I know we have the coaching staff and the players to correct the things that we need to correct.” CSU had 188 yards of total offense for the game but was shut out for the first time since a 42-0 loss to Liberty on Oct. 25, 2008. A.J. Toscano finished the game 13-24 with one interception and 127 yards. It is his third-straight game with at least 120 passing yards. Kwame Krakue looked as if he was on pace to tie his career high six catches for the third time this year after catching three passes for 43 yards in the first half, but was kept without a touch in the final two quarters. Antwan Ivey led CSU in the rushing and receiving category with six catches for 34 yards, adding 20 yards on eight carries. For the second game this year (Florida), the offensive line did not surrender a sack. Fred Godfrey and Andrew McKain tied for game-high honors with seven tackles each. James Antaplyan had one tackle-for-loss, while Ryan Ard and Jacques Bazile combined for another. Backup quarterback B.J. Daniels tied starter Matt Grothe with 149 passing yards, and was the leading rusher with 105 yards on eight carries to lead the Bulls in that category. Daniels was 10-13 passing and accounted for three touchdowns (one passing, two rushing). Special teams’ miscues and unforced errors put the Bucs in a hole early as they took on their second FBS school of the season. A fumble on the second play from scrimmage led to an early touchdown by the Bulls, while a 75-yard blocked field goal return went back for the third USF score in the first quarter. A 27-yard pass to Stevenson set up the field goal attempt, and tied the longest pass play of the year for CSU. A blocked punt on the final drive of the first quarter led to another scoring drive for USF, putting them up 28-0. CSU did record 73 yards of offense in the first quarter alone, but could not find the scoreboard. Finally the Bucs hoped the momentum was shifting as a touchdown-scoring fake field goal by USF was called back for an illegal formation. The result of the penalty was a missed 34-yard field goal attempt by Delbe Alvarado. Penalties again stalled the CSU drive, and on the ensuing possession, without Grothe, their starting QB, the Bulls hit their second 50-yard touchdown pass of the game to go up 35-0 with just 0:44 left in the first half. CSU had 122 yards of offense in the first half, with 98 of those coming through the air. The Bulls, meanwhile, tallied 273 yards with 22 passing yards.

Game Statistics

Score by Quarters Charleston Southern USF

1 0 21

2 3 0 0 14 14

4 Score 0 0 10 59

Scoring Summary: 1st Quarter 08:12 USF Bogan 3 yd pass from Grothe (Alvarado kick), 10-32 5:20 06:34 USF Mitchell 50 yd pass from Grothe (Alvarado kick), 1-50 0:07 01:16 USF Allen 75 yd blocked FG return (Alvarado kick) 2nd Quarter 13:54 USF 00:44 USF

Ford 2 yd run (Alvarado kick), 6-33 1:59 Bogan 50 yd pass from Daniels (Schwartz kick), 7-85 2:50

3rd Quarter 09:44 USF 00:56 USF

Daniels 16 yd run (Schwartz kick), 10-63 5:16 Daniels 7 yd run (Schwartz kick), 9-64 4:46

4th Quarter 12:13 USF 06:28 USF

Lamar 2 yd run (Schwartz kick), 5-51 2:36 Schwartz 37 yd field goal, 7-29 4:14

CSU 9 17-53 135 30-15-1 47-188 0-0 0-0 8-125 0-0 7-30.6 4-1 5-40 22:30 2 of 10 0 of 0 0-0 0-0

USF 26 46-249 298 27-21-0 73-547 0-0 2-20 1-28 1-36 0-0.0 0-0 10-85 37:30 8 of 12 2 of 2 6-7 0-0

Statistical Leaders Rushing (Att-Yds-TD): CSU - Antwan Ivey (8-20-0) :: USF - B.J. Daniels (8-105-2) Passing (Comp-Att-Yds-TD): CSU - A.J. Toscano (13-24-127-0) :: USF - M. Grothe (11-14-149-2) Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD): CSU - Antwan Ivey (6-34-0) :: USF - C. Mitchel (4-63-1)

Game 4

N. Greenville 0 CSU

September 26, 2009 Buccaneer Field :: Charleston, S.C.

CHARLESTON, S.C. – The Charleston Southern defense put on a show as they allowed North Greenville just 90 yards of total offense in a 34-0 victory, Saturday, in the Bucs’ home opener. “There’s no question that we’re happy to come away with a win,” said Head Coach Jay Mills. “This job is very labor-intensive, and you work just as hard whether you come out on top or on bottom, so it’s definitely very gratifying to finish on top.” CSU (1-3) got in the backfield a season-high 10 times, with Chris Patrick and Fred Godfrey leading the way, each with 2.5 tackles-for-loss. Patrick led the squad with nine total tackles, along with one sack and a forced fumble, while Godfrey finished with seven stops. The NGU offense never really posed a threat to ruin the first shut out for CSU since the 2008 season-finale against Coastal Carolina, as they failed to get inside the CSU 35 yardline. Although the defense stole the headlines with a shut out, the offense tallied 516 yards with a balanced offense, the first time they’ve topped 500 yards since doing so against North Greenville on Sept. 29, 2007. A total of 12 people carried the ball for 267 yards on the ground, led by a 56-yard touchdown carry by Gerald Stevenson, who finished the day with 86 yards on the ground and another 114 on eight receptions. Antwan Ivey got the bulk of the carries with 15, amassing 75 yards and a touchdown. The 267 rushing yards mark the first time CSU has reached 200 yards since running for 272 against Savannah State on Oct. 6, 2007. “Our ground attack has really been improving, and we felt like once we got on a more level playing field that those improvements would show up,” said Mills. “I’ve always felt like this team had great potential to be balanced in both the running and passing games and that was evident today.” A.J. Toscano passed for 235 yards, a career best, and had one touchdown toss on a 62-yard connection to Kwame Krakue. The Bucs never punted, scoring on six of their 10 drives, the first time since Nov. 6, 2004, against Allen, that CSU has not had to kick it away. Richard Harb passed 12 times for North Greenville, completing five of them for 20 yards, while a fake punt from Justin Jones accounted for the other 20 yards through the air for the Crusaders. Despite a 16-play, 92-yard drive on their first possession of the game, the Buccaneer offense stalled inside the five, settling for a 21-yard field goal from Paglia, who was a perfect two-for-two on the day. A punt block gave CSU the ball back with 2:08 left in the first, but a tipped pass at the goal line led to an interception by Josh Murph and gave it right back to NGU on their own two yardline. The defense came up big and held the Crusaders inside the five, leading to good field position for Toscano and the offensive unit. It took the Bucs just nine plays to go 48 yards, with Ivey punching it in from two-yards out to give CSU a 10-0 lead. The Bucs would add one more touchdown before halftime with big plays. Toscano found Stevenson for 20 yards down the left sideline and then went to the opposite side, hooking up with Krakue for 62-yards. Joel Walton earned the sack and forced fumble on the ensuing possession for NGU, but Toscano’s second and final interception of the game came with 39-seconds left in the half as Tyran Melvin picked him off. Neither side of the ball seemed to let up for CSU as they tacked on 17 points in the second half and gave up 37 yards of offense in the third quarter, and just seven yards in the final quarter. Paglia notched his third field goal of the season with a 40-yard boot to cap a nine-play drive to open the third quarter. The defense did their job and got the ball back after just five NGU plays. Toscano, Ivey and Stevenson proved they knew what to do with it as they used six plays to go 35 yards and one more to go the final 56 as Stevenson dashed 56 yards for the score. The final touchdown of the game came on the first drive of the final quarter. After taking over on downs, CSU went 62-yards in eight plays to set up a DeMarcus Moon three-yard touchdown run, making it 34-0.

Game Statistics Score by Quarters North Greenville Charleston Southern

1 0 3

2 3 0 0 14 10

4 Score 0 0 7 34

Scoring Summary: 1st Quarter 4:19 CSU John Paglia 21 yd field goal, 16-92, 6:22 2nd Quarter 12:04 CSU Antwan Ivey 2 yd run (John Paglia kick), 9-48,3:31 1:20 CSU Kwam Krakue 62 yd pass from A.J. Toscano (John Paglia kick), 2-82, 0:18 3rd Quarter 11:44 CSU John Paglia 40 yd field goal, 9-37, 3:16 5:39 CSU Gerald Stevenson 56 yd run (John Paglia kick) 7-81, 2:39 4th Quarter 11:05 CSU DeMarcus Moon 3 yd run (John Paglia kick) 9-65, 3:51 FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost 3-1 Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

NGU 6 35-50 40 13-6-0 48-90 0-0 0-0 6-114 2-0 7-35.9 1-0 8-65 27:46 2 of 13 1 of 2 0-0 0-0

CSU 28 44-267 249 32-17-2 76-516 0-0 3-35 0-0 0-0 0-0.0 12-107 32:14 8 of 13 0 of 2 3-4 2-8

Statistical Leaders Rushing (Att-Yds-TD): NGU - M. Hatten (12-19-0) :: CSU - Gerald Stevenson (6-86-1) Passing (Comp-Att-Yds-TD): NGU - R. Harb (5-12-20-0) :: CSU - A.J. Toscano (15-28-235-1) Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD): NGU - N. Williams (2-11-0) :: CSU - Gerald Stevenson (8-114-0)

Game 5

Savannah St. 10 CSU

October 3, 2009 Buccaneer Field :: Charleston, S.C.

Game Statistics Score by Quarters Savannah State Charleston Southern

1 0 14

2 7 19

3 0 7

4 Score 3 10 7 47

Scoring Summary: 1st Quarter CHARLESTON, S.C. – The Charleston Southern offense posted their second- 9:24 CSU Gerald Stevenson 7 yd run (John Paglia kick) 9-59, 3:59 straight 500-yard performance in a 47-10 rout of Savannah State, Saturday at 5:30 CSU Gerald Stevenson 17 yd run (John Paglia kick) 5-80, 1:46 Buccaneer Field. The win was the sixth all-time against SSU, keeping the Bucs’ undefeated in the series. Charleston Southern (2-3) finished off their nonconference slate in style as they jumped out to a 33-7 lead in the first half to cruise to their second-straight victory, with both wins coming at home. Savannah State fell to 1-4 on the season after surrendering the most yards they have given up this season, topping the 489-yards put up by #9 McNeese State. A.J. Toscano continued to improve as a quarterback for the Bucs, completing 80 percent of his passes (21-26) for 230 yards, five yards shy of the careerbest he set last week against North Greenville. He also rushed for a career-high 78 yards and was the leading rusher for CSU. “A.J. is a dual-threat,” said Mills “He is an outstanding quarterback and above that, an outstanding person. He’d be the first to tell you that he couldn’t do it without the people around him, the protection and the backs and receivers.” Toscano did have plenty of help, including Gerald Stevenson, who tied his career high with eight passes for 91 yards, while adding two touchdowns on six carries for 49 yards. Alex Neal had four receptions for 68 yards while Tyrese Harris, Mike Jefferson and Anthony Chalmers each caught a touchdown pass. A total of 10 people recorded at least one carry as CSU topped 200 yards on the ground and rushed for three touchdowns for the second time this year. CSU’s Chris Kuzdale led the defense with six tackles and one interception. Shawn King also picked off a pass as the Bucs got their first two interceptions of the season. Joel Walton had the lone sack on the day for CSU, while Chris Reed and Channing Welch combined for the SSU sack. Chris Asbury led SSU with a game-high 11 tackles. The Bucs scored on seven of their first eight drives with a fumble on the one yard line ending the other drive. It was until the third quarter that CSU was forced to punt the ball away. After giving up the ball on the SSU one, CSU earned it back with a blocked punt, the second in as many games. “That was a great individual effort on the part of Anthony Velez,” said Head Coach Jay Mills. “We actually didn’t call for the block on that play.” The block by Velez set up a three-yard pass to Chalmers, who caught his first-career touchdown pass, making it 20-0 on the first play of the second quarter. CSU gained 195 yards in the first quarter alone, with Toscano completing 7-of-8 passes for 108 yards. Savannah State finally got on the board with a five play, 70-yard drive that included three big plays. A.J. Defilippis started the drive with a 32-yard pass to Deleon Hollinger to move the ball across midfield. Defillippis completed another long pass, this time to Deron Talley for 21 yards before Justin Babb finished the drive with a 16-yard touchdown score. The Tigers would add three more points in the fourth quarter as Derek Williams connected on a 28-yard field goal with 12:10 to go. After King’s interceptions set CSU up inside the 10 yard line, Jefferson used a run and a 6-yard catch from Jordan Belser to make it 47-10.

2nd Quarter 14:55 CSU Anthony Chalmers 3 yd pass from A.J. Toscano (John Paglia kick failed), 2-13, 0:25 9:10 CSU John Paglia 23 yd field goal, 9-40, 3:11 6:58 CSU John Paglia 47 yd field goal, 5-13, 1:54 5:40 SSU Babb 16 yd run (Williams kick), 5-70, 1:11 0:21 CSU Tyrese Harris 8 yd pass from A.J. Toscano (John Paglia kick), 10-71, 5:14 3rd Quarter 4:51 CSU Antwan Ivey 1 yd run (John Paglia kick), 10-81, 5:19 4th Quarter 12:10 SSU Williams 28 yd field goal, 8-74, 2:36 6:47 CSU Michael Jefferson 6 yd pass from Jordan Belser (John Paglia kick), 3-9, 1:32 FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost 2-0 Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

SSU 13 21-116 150 35-16-2 56-266 0-0 0-0 8-133 1-19 6-34.0 3-1 6-21 21:45 4 of 13 0 of 2 2-2 1-8

CSU 30 46-235 293 34-26-1 80-528 0-0 3-15 3-16 2-34 2-42.0 4-39 38:15 5 of 13 2 of 2 7-8 1-3

Statistical Leaders Rushing (Att-Yds-TD): SSU - J. Babb (7-81-1) :: CSU - A.J. Toscano (9-78-0) Passing (Comp-Att-Yds-TD): SSU - A. DeFilippis (12-28-124-0) :: CSU - A.J. Toscano (21-26-230-2) Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD): SSU - D. Hollinger (5-66-0) :: CSU - Gerald Stevenson (8-91-0)

Game 6

CSU GWU

Game Statistics

20 27

October 17, 2009 Spangler Stadium :: Boiling Springs, N.C.

BOILING SPRINGS, N.C. – Recent history said it would be a close game, with the last two meetings being decided by four points or less, and Saturday’s game between Gardner-Webb and Charleston Southern proved no different as GWU scored with 22 seconds left to take a 27-20 victory at Spangler Stadium. The Buccaneers (2-4, 0-1) felt good about their chances when they tied the game with less than two minutes to play, but Stan Doolittle led the Runnin’ Bulldogs (4-2, 2-0) on a 78-yard game-winning drive.. “I actually felt like we had the momentum,” said Coach Jay Mills. “We came back after a score with a good kickoff and good coverage and the defense had gotten the last stop. Credit goes to Gardner-Webb, the way they took that ball down the field against our defense.” CSU fell to 0-4 on the road this year, while GWU won their second home game after not having played in Boiling Springs since the season-opener against Mars Hill. The 27 points are the fewest given up in a loss this season for CSU, and the fewest since a 20-19 loss last year on the road at Stony Brook. Two similarly structured teams, both rushing attacks did the most damage, with GWU holding a slight advantage with 204 rushing yards to CSU’s 198. The Bulldogs also held an advantage through the air 184-144. Gerald Stevenson was the leading rusher for CSU with 68 yards on eight carries, an 8.5 yard average. A.J. Toscano completed just 11 of his 33 pass attempts, throwing one touchdown pass and two interceptions. He also rushed for another score. Andrew McKain led the defensive charge for CSU with 13 tackles, while Chris Kuzdale had 11 tackles, including a tackle for loss. He also had one of two forced fumbles. Gardner-Webb had little trouble putting the ball in the end zone on their opening drive, using primarily the rushing attack of Hall and Doolittle to put together a 12-play, 64-yard drive. Hall finished the day with 118 yards on the ground, while Doolittle completed 16-25 passes for 184 yards. Toscano and the CSU offense seemed to have an answer as they methodically put together a 10-play drive to march inside the GWU red zone. As Toscano tried to lob a pass to Clayton Coffman, Marty Patterson reached up and tipped the ball to himself for his first interception of the season. After a GWU field goal late in the first half it was all Charleston Southern as the defense forced two three-and-outs, leading to 13 unanswered points by the Buccaneer offense. A 33-yard pass-and-catch from Toscano to Stevenson set up a 37-yard field goal by John Paglia, his fifth of the season to make it 10-3. CSU got the ball back with 4:55 left in the half and chewed up 4:44 on 16 plays as they marched down the field. On third and goal from the three, Toscano kept it over the left side of the line for the game-tying touchdown, leaving only time for one unsuccessful desperation heave by GWU before the close of the half. On their first drive of the second half, GWU moved the ball into CSU territory, but Chris Kuzdale punched the ball loose from Doolittle, giving it back to CSU on their own 30. Needing 70 yards for a touchdown, the Bucs got 68 of them as a pass from Antwan Ivey fell incomplete on third down. Paglia easily knocked an 18-yard field goal through with 7:04 left in the third to give CSU their first lead of the game, 13-10. A similar drive for GWU left them 10 yards short of the end zone, forcing a 27-yard Gates field goal that tied the game at 13 with under a minute to play in the third quarter. Toscano was picked off for the second time in the game, this time by Darren Rogers, setting up a 21-yard touchdown by Hall to make it 20-13, GWU. A fourth-down stop by the defense midway through the fourth gave the Bucs the ball back with 8:07 to work with. The offense ran the ball down the field, finishing the drive in spectacular fashion with tight end Josh Atkinson pulling in a diving catch from 10 yards out to bring CSU to within one. The team lined up to go for two and the win, forcing GWU to call a defensive time out. For the second time in the game, CSU chose to take a delay of game call to set up an easier angle for Paglia to kick. GWU declined on the 18-yard field goal, but accepted on the extra point attempt, but the extra distance did not faze Paglia as he put it right down the middle to tie the game 20-20 with 1:56 left in the game. “We were fortunate and happy that they burned one of their time outs,” said Mills. “If we had gotten the look that we wanted, we were going to go for two right there and try to win.”

Score by Quarters Charleston Southern Gardner-Webb

1 0 7

2 10 3

3 3 3

4 Score 7 20 14 27

Scoring Summary: 1st Quarter 8:38 GWU Hall 2 yd run (Gates kick), 12-64, 6:22 2nd Quarter 11:52 GWU Gates 26 yd field goal, 16-71, 7:15 6:29 CSU John Paglia 37 yd field goal, 5-42, 1:54 0:11 CSU A.J. Toscano 3 yd run (John Paglia kick), 16-84, 4:44 3rd Quarter 7:04 CSU John Paglia 18 yd field goal, 11-68, 4:24 0:52 GWU Gates 27 yd field goal, 5-34, 1:43 4th Quarter 14:17 GWU 1:56 CSU 0:22 GWU

Hall 21 yd run (Gates kick), 2-29, 0:33 Josh Atkinson 11 yd pass from A.J. Toscano (John Paglia kick), 12-65, 6:11 Hall 16 yd run (Gates kick), 9-78, 1:28

FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost 1-0 Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

CSU 20 37-198 144 34-11-2 71-342 0-0 2-22 6-110 0-0 4-31.0 2-1 6-55 27:27 8 of 15 1 of 1 4-5 2-8

GWU 22 43-204 184 25-16-0 68-388 0-0 1-4 5-88 2-14 3-44.3 5-42 31:00 6 of 13 0 of 1 4-4 2-7

Statistical Leaders Rushing (Att-Yds-TD): CSU - Gerald Stevenson (8-68-0) :: GWU - P. Hall (17-118-0) Passing (Comp-Att-Yds-TD): CSU - A.J. Toscano (11-33-144-1) :: GWU - S. Doolittle (16-25-184-0) Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD): CSU - Kwame Krakue (4-51-0) :: GWU - M. Sanders (6-55-0)

Game 7

Liberty CSU

20 13

October 24, 2009 Buccaneer Field :: Charleston, S.C.

CHARLESTON, S.C. – Mistakes proved costly for the Charleston Southern Buccaneers as they fell, 20-13, to No. 23 Liberty, Saturday afternoon at CSU Stadium. The Bucs (2-5, 0-2 Big South Conference) turned the ball over twice, leading to ten Liberty (5-2, 2-0 BSC) points, and failed to convert on two of their five red zone opportunities. The game ended when CSU A.J. Toscano missed Tim Jones on a 3rd and 10 pass from the Liberty 18 that, combined with an extra point, would have tied the game. Toscano finished the day 12-of-28 for 156 yards and one touchdown. He threw two interceptions, both of which led to points for Liberty. Flames Tommy Beecher completed 16 of his 20 passes for 93 yards, while back-up Mike Brown tossed a 6-yard touchdown strike to Will Quarles that proved to be the difference in the game. Antwan Ivey, who took snaps at quarterback when the Bucs went to the Wildcat formation in the 4th quarter, finished with a season-high 82 rushing yards, while WR Kwame Krakue caught four passes for 47 yards and CSU’s lone touchdown of the day. Defensively, the Bucs were led by Chris Kuzdale, who tallied a career-high 13 tackles. “We certainly answered the question about whether or not we have what it takes,” CSU Head Coach Jay Mills said after the game. “We just made a couple more errors than they made, and they made a couple of plays more than we did.” The game got off to a rocky start for the Buccaneers, as Toscano was intercepted by Daryl Robertson on the team’s first possession. Four plays later, Matt Bevins connected on a 37-yard field goal to put the Flames up, 3-0. Later in the 1st quarter, Liberty converted another CSU mistake into points. Buccaneer Andy Brown sliced a 12-yard punt off the side of his foot, setting up Liberty on the CSU 22-yard line. But the defense held again, forcing the Flames to try another field goal. This time, Bevins was true from 50 yards out, putting the visitors up, 6-0. Toscano’s second interception set up Liberty’s first touchdown of the game. Early in the 2nd quarter, the CSU signal-caller was picked off by KaJuan Lee, who returned the errant pass to the CSU 1-yard line. On the next play, Aldreakis Allen plunged into the end zone to give the Flames a 13-0 advantage. CSU got on the board later in the 2nd period, when Beecher fumbled a snap that was recovered by Buccaneer Andrew McKain at the Liberty 17. The Bucs were unable to gain a first down, but John Paglia booted a 29-yard field goal, his 7th in a row, to make the score 13-3, Flames. Paglia’s streak was broken on CSU’s next possession. After a nine-play drive stalled on the Liberty 13-yard line, the kicker missed from 30 yards out to keep the score 13-3, where it remained at the half. After Liberty was forced to punt on their first possession of the 3rd quarter, CSU launched a 10-play, 68-yard drive that featured completions of 17 yards to Anthony Chalmers and 18 yards to Gerald Stevenson. But the drive stalled on the Liberty 18yard line, forcing the Bucs to attempt a 35-yard field goal. This time Paglia was true, making the score 13-6. After more solid defensive work, the Bucs got the ball with 14:45 left in the 4th quarter and broke out the Wildcat offensive formation for the first time in 2009. With Ivey taking snaps, the Bucs mounted a 10-play, 80-yard drive that ended with Toscano finding Krakue in the end zone from 11 yards out. The Paglia extra point tied the game up at 13 with 9:01 to go. Ivey carried the ball six times on the drive, for 34 yards, while Deon Lee moved the chains with a 23-yard carry, the longest rush of the game for CSU. “We’ve been playing around with (the Wildcat) in practice for the last five or six weeks, and we decided this is the week we were going to unveil it,” Mills said about the decision to use the formation. “We wanted to do it in the 2nd half so they could not adjust to it at halftime, and then in the 3rd quarter we had the wind, and we couldn’t pass up using that. So it had to be the 4th quarter.” But for the second week in a row, the CSU defense was unable to hold the opponent after a game-tying drive. After a Danny Broggin return set the Flames up at their own 47-yard line, the visitors marched 53 yards on nine plays to take the lead. Brown capped the drive with a 6-yard touchdown toss to Quarles, putting Liberty up, 20-13, with 3:40 to go. The Bucs responded with a 14-play, 72-yard drive of their own that nearly tied the game. Five Toscano completions put the home team inside of the Liberty red zone, but the quarterback’s end zone pass on the game’s final play fell incomplete, allowing the Flames to escape with a victory. The CSU defense held the Flames to just 165 yards of offense, their lowest output of the season to date. “Our defense did a tremendous job against the #1-ranked scoring offense in the Big South,” Mills echoed. “Basically our defense allowed ten points against the best offense in the conference.”

Game Statistics Score by Quarters Liberty Charleston Southern

1 6 0

2 7 3

3 0 3

4 Score 7 20 7 13

Scoring Summary: 1st Quarter 11:01 LU Bevins 37 yd field goal, 4-8, 2:03 4:27 LU Bevins 50 yd field goal, 4- -11, 2:13 2nd Quarter 12:44 LU Allen 1 yd run (Bevins kick), 1-1, 0:06) 8:37 CSU John Paglia 29 yd field goal, 5-6, 1:42 3rd Quarter 5:00 CSU John Paglia 35 yd field goal, 10-68, 4:49 4th Quarter 9:01 CSU Kwame Krakue 11 yd pass from A.J. Toscano (John Paglia kick), 10-80, 5:44 3:40 LU Quarles 6 yd pass from Brown (Bevins kick), 9-53, 5:15 FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost 3-1 Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

LU 9 30-55 110 23-18-0 53-165 0-0 0-0 3-87 2-29 6-36.5 2-0 4-30 28:38 5 of 14 0 of 0 3-3 0-0

CSU 16 42-185 156 28-12-2 70-341 0-0 1-1 3-56 0-0 6-32.0 6-57 31:22 5 of 16 1 of 1 3-5 2-12

Statistical Leaders Rushing (Att-Yds-TD): LU - T. Beecher (11-33-0) :: CSU - Antwan Ivey (20-82-0) Passing (Comp-Att-Yds-TD): LU - T. Beecher (16-20-93-0) :: CSU - A.J. Toscano (12-28-156-1) Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD): LU - M. Brown (7-56-0) :: CSU - Kwame Krakue (4-47-1)

Game 8

CSU VMI

31 21

October 31, 2009 Foster Stadium :: Lexington, Va.

LEXINGTON, Va. – Charleston Southern won the turnover battle and big plays on special teams to get their first road victory of the season, 31-21 over the Virginia Military Institute, Saturday at Foster Stadium. For the first time this season, CSU (3-5, 1-2 Big South) earned an advantage in the turnover battle, forcing a VMI (2-6, 1-3 Big South) fumble and picking off a pass, while only giving the ball up one time. CSU also had a punt return for a touchdown by Antwan Ivey, a blocked punt by Kenny Johnson and a 50-yard kick return from Antwain Harvey that helped in getting the first Big South victory of the season. Offensively, A.J. Toscano appeared to return to form, completing 79 percent of his passes (19-24) for 193 yards. After two-straight games completing less than 50 percent, Toscano had his second most completions and second best completion percentage of the season (21-26, 80 percent against Savannah State). Kwame Krakue was the favorite target, catching six passes for 57 yards to lead the squad in both categories. B.J. Hackworth led the team with 50 yards rushing, including 24 big yards and a touchdown in the waning moments of the game. Antwan Ivey had 11 carries for 24 yards and a touchdown, while Toscano also added a touchdown on the ground. Fred Godfrey and Chris Patrick led the defense with nine stops each, with Patrick recording the lone sack of the day for CSU against the triple-option attack of VMI. The unit recorded seven stops behind the line of scrimmage, with seven different players making a tackles for loss. Big plays dictated the first half, with each team recording touchdowns on plays of 50 yards or more. The CSU offense showed early on that they were going to be aggressive going into a stiff wind as they went for it on two fourth downs. After converting the first on a sneak by Toscano, CSU lined up in the “Wild Buc” formation with Ivey giving the ball to Gerald Stevenson on the second, which came on the VMI 33 yardline. Stevenson finished the game with 12 yards rushing on six carries, and 33 yards through the air. On their second play from scrimmage, VMI went 66 yards with the legs of quarterback Kyle Hughes, putting the Keydets up 7-0 early. Utilizing Ivey and Toscano behind center, CSU put together a 13 play, 90-yard drive to knot the game at 7-7 with 3:31 left in the first quarter. A six yard touchdown run by Toscano capped off the drive that was kept alive by a 22-yard pass to Tim Jones on third and 11 early in the drive. CSU took the lead the first time they touched the ball in the second quarter as Ivey took a punt back 50 yards for a touchdown after spinning away from the initial pack. It was the first punt return for a touchdown since C.J. Hirschman took one back 63 yards against Liberty on Nov. 11, 2006. Another big play for VMI put the Keydets in the end zone again as Howard Abegesah got loose for 46 yards down the left sideline to tie the game at 14. Antwain Harvey turned in another good special teams play with a 50 yard kick return, giving CSU the ball back on the VMI 36 yardline. As they crept inside the red zone, the ball was knocked out of Toscano’s hands, giving VMI a chance to take the lead back. Facing second and goal on the five, Matt Bach popped the ball loose from Michael Rainey-Wiles and returned it 43 yards to the VMI 48. The Bucs used the momentum to drive down and score with :28 on the clock in the first half, giving them the 21-14 advantage at the break. A 73-yard drive tied the game in the third as Abegesah punched it in from six yards out after a nine-play drive. The first snap of the fourth quarter, CSU had a chance to reclaim the lead but John Paglia was wide right on his 33-yard attempt. Paglia had his redemption, giving CSU the lead on an 18-yard field goal midway through the fourth as CSU elected to take the points and the lead instead of going for it on fourth and goal from the one. Andrew McKain got his second interception of his career and the first of the season to give CSU the ball back with the momentum as he picked off Hughes and returned it to the VMI 24 yardline. It took CSU only a pair of 12-yard runs by B.J. Hackworth to get the touchdown, giving CSU a 31-21 lead, the largest lead of the game for either team. A VMI fourth-down conversion attempt was blown up at the line of scrimmage by the CSU defensive line, giving CSU the ball back with 3:25 on the clock as they tried to run out the clock. Without a first down, they were forced to kick it away with 1:43 left, but the defense again proved they were up to the challenge as they forced Hughes out of bounds on fourth down, one-yard shy of the first down, sealing the victory.

Game Statistics Score by Quarters Charleston Southern VMI

1 7 7

2 14 7

3 0 7

4 Score 10 31 0 21

Scoring Summary: 1st Quarter 9:28 VMI Hughes 66 yd run (Sexton kick), 2-67, 0:40 3:31 CSU A.J. Toscano 6 yd run (John Paglia kick), 13-90, 5:57 2nd Quarter 13:57 CSU Antwan Ivey 50 yd punt return (John Paglia kick) 10:57 VMI Abegesah 46 yd run (Sexton kick), 6-80, 3:00 0:28 CSU Antwan Ivey 2 yd run (John Paglia kick), 9-48, 3:56 3rd Quarter 4:14 VMI Abegesah 6 yd run (Sexton kick), 9-73, 4:20 4th Quarter 6:10 CSU John Paglia 18 yd field goal, 11-76, 6:00 4:54 CSU B.J. Hackworth 12 yd run (John Paglia kick), 2-24, 0:19 FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

CSU 20 43-139 193 25-19-0 68-332 1-43 2-63 3-78 1-6 3-41.7 1-1 5-32 32:43 6 of 12 1 of 2 4-5 1-5

VMI 16 50-335 52 10-4-1 60-387 0-0 2-4 4-101 0-0 4-29.8 1-1 6-47 27:17 4 of 12 1 of 3 1-2 1-12

Statistical Leaders Rushing (Att-Yds-TD): CSU - B.J. Hackworth (6-50-1) :: VMI - H. Abegesah (20-160-2) Passing (Comp-Att-Yds-TD): CSU - A.J. Toscano (19-24-193-0) :: VMI - K. Hughes (4-10-52-0) Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD): CSU - Kwame Krakue (6-57-0) :: VMI - T. Maypray (2-1-0)

Game 9

CSU PC

November 7, 2009 Bailey Memorial Stadium :: Clinton, S.C.

CLINTON, S.C. - CSU intercepted four passes in the first half en route to a 46-32 victory over Presbyterian College, Saturday at Bailey Memorial Stadium. It was the fourth-straight victory over PC for the Buccaneers. It was the third time in school history that the Bucs have intercepted four passes in a game, and the second time they have done it in a single half, doing so in the second half against Edward Waters on Oct. 14, 2006. Antwain Harvey, Jacques Bazile, Charles James and Fred Godfrey each tallied their first interception of the season. CSU more than doubled their total interceptions for the year, entering the game with three interceptions in eight games. “Turnovers were one of those things that have hindered us all season long,” said Head Coach Jay Mills. “One of the things we did last year in finishing strong was win the turnover battle, and we had not been doing that (this year). Last week was the first week that we won the turnover battle, and this week that was obviously a huge part of the ballgame. We took points off the board for them, and in one case, it directly resulted in points for us.” A.J Toscano finished the game 18-32 with a career-high 290 yards and four touchdowns. He was also the leading rusher with 61 yards and a touchdown, tying the school record for five touchdowns accounted for in a game (Tribble Reese vs. Edward Waters, 2008). It was the third time this year, and the second game in a row that Toscano has not thrown an interception. Gerald Stevenson had 10 receptions for 149 yards and two touchdowns, adding 29 yards on the ground. It was the first time this season that CSU has had a receiver with 10 catches, and the second time in 2009 that Stevenson has topped 100 yards. His 178 all-purpose yards give him 3,973 all-purpose yards for his career and puts him atop the record books in the category. The offensive line helped CSU to 195 rushing yards, and for the fifth time this season did not surrender a sack. The Bucs finished the game with 485 yards on 65 plays, while PC had 530 yards and ran 82 plays. Godfrey and Andrew McKain tied for team-high honors with 10 tackles, while Matt Woods had 2.5 sacks and a pass breakup to cap off a career-day with seven tackles. PC started the game with a 14-play, 70 yard drive to the CSU one yardline. The defense stood up Byrd on the give up the middle to force second down. PC tried to find the tight end on the roll-out, but the play was well defended by the Bucs, forcing quarterback Webb to flip the ball up on a jump ball in the back of the end zone. Harvey out-jumped the PC receiver and had a clear path 100-plus yards for the touchdown. It was his first interception of the year and the longest interception return in school history. CSU only had one offensive possession in the first quarter, but made it count as Gerald Stevenson got behind the defensive back for a 33-yard touchdown reception to put CSU up 14-0. The points capped a nine-play, 78-yard drive after the defense forced a three-and-out on PC’s second possession of the game. Bazile’s interception ended a 44-yard drive by PC at the 22 yardline. The Bucs went 33 yards but could not finish the drive as Andy Brown came in for his first punt of the game, Three plays later, James got the ball right back, intercepting the ball and returning it 28 yards just across midfield. James’ pick set up a two-play, 48-yard drive that ended with a 36-yard touchdown from Toscano to Anthony Chalmers for his second touchdown of the year. CSU remained up 20-0 after John Paglia’s extra point was blocked. The final interception of the half came with two seconds on the clock as Webb tried to force a pass inside the CSU 10 yardline but found the body of Fred Godfrey instead, ending the threat and the half as the Bucs elected to kneel the ball. CSU had no trouble moving the ball to start the second half as they went 65 yards in 11 plays. The drive was finished with a two-yard pass to defensive tackle Ryan Ard, who returned momentarily to his tight end position, where he was a 2007 all-conference performer. Trying to account for the blocked PAT, Toscano lined up for a pass on the two-point conversion. He completed it to another tight end, Clayton Coffman, but Coffman was stopped short of the goal line, keeping it at 26-7. Both teams had one more touchdown drive in them in the third quarter, with a 22-yard rush by DeMarcus Moon set up an 11-yard touchdown scamper on the keeper by Toscano. Again the Bucs elected to go for two, trying the rush this time, but Ivey was again stopped short to keep the score at 32-10. A 41-yard field goal attempt finished CSU’s first drive of the fourth quarter, but the Blue Hose got a piece of the ball off the foot of Paglia and the ball sailed wide right.

Game Statistics

Score by Quarters Charleston Southern Presbyterian College

1 14 0

2 6 7

3 12 10

4 Score 14 46 15 32

Scoring Summary: 1st Quarter 8:00 CSU Antwain Harvey 100 yd int. return (John Paglia kick) 0:27 CSU Gerald Stevenson 33 yd pass from A.J. Toscano (John Paglia kick), 10-79, 4:23 2nd Quarter 12:41 PC Byrd 3 yd run (Mayes kick), 6-66, 2:46 1:04 CSU Anthony Chalmers 36 yd pass from A.J. Toscano (John Paglia kick), 2-48, 0:19 3rd Quarter 10:05 CSU 5:13 PC 3:56 CSU 2:59 PC

Ryan Ard 2 yd pass from A.J. Toscano (A.J. Toscano pass failed), 11-65, 4:55 Mayes 26 yd field goal, 4-1, 1:59 A.J. Toscano 11 yd run (Antwan Ivey rush failed), 5-60, 1:17 Adegbola 24 yd pass from Webb (Mayes kick), 4-55, 0:57

4th Quarter 5:59 PC 4:34 CSU 3:09 CSU 1:01 PC

Byrd 26 yd run (Mayes kick) 11-83, 4:43 Gerald Stevenson 16 yd pass from A.J. Toscano (John Paglia kick), 4-47, 1:25 B.J. Hackworth 12 yd run (John Paglia kick), 1-7, 0:08 McKoy 7 yd pass from Miley (Bailey pass from Miley) 8-59, 2:08

CSU 27 33-195 290 32-18-0 65-485 1-26 2-0 2-39 4-153 2-36.0 2-1 10-99 25:58 6 of 10 0 of 1 4-5 5-21

PC 29 42-271 259 40-25-4 82-530 0-0 0-0 8-154 0-0 2-37.0 1-1 4-51 34:02 10 of 17 1 of 2 3-5 0-0

Statistical Leaders Rushing (Att-Yds-TD): CSU - A.J. Toscano (7-61-1) :: PC - L. Byrd (33-274-2) Passing (Comp-Att-Yds-TD): CSU - A.J. Toscano (18-32-290-3) :: PC - T. Webb (23-34-242-1) Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD): CSU - Gerald Stevenson (10-149-2) :: PC - M. Quinn (7-90-0)

Game 10

Stony Brook 27 CSU

November 14, 2009 Buccaneer Field :: Charleston, S.C.

CHARLESTON, S.C. – Special teams and turnovers led the way as Charleston Southern won their third-straight Big South game taking down Stony Brook, who was tied for the lead in the Big South, 30-27 in overtime Saturday afternoon at Buccaneer Field. The game had three ties, including a 27-27 knot at the end of regulation, but CSU never trailed after taking an early 7-0 lead. An 89-yard return for a touchdown by Deon Lee on the opening kick of the game helped the Bucs (5-5, 3-2 Big South) avenge a one-point loss to Stony Brook (5-5, 4-1) in New York a year ago. It was the first kick return for a touchdown by a CSU player since Mike Washington took one back 98 yards for the score against South Florida on Nov. 2, 2002. It is the second special teams’ touchdown in three weeks after Antwan Ivey returned a punt for six points against VMI on October 31. CSU also got a defensive touchdown for the second week in a row when Charles James ran through a pass in the third quarter for a 51-yard return to put CSU up 27-17. It was the second interception of the season for James, having gotten his first last weekend against Presbyterian College. The defense now has seven interceptions in the past two games, giving them 10 for the season. With two interceptions Saturday, Chris Kuzdale tied the school record, marking the ninth time in CSU history that a Buccaneer has intercepted a pair of passes in the same game. It was Kuzdale’s third interception of the season and of his career, but none were bigger than on the first play of the overtime period as he picked off Michael Coulter on the 15 yardline, leaving CSU needing only a field goal to earn the victory. “We’re three-for-three now when we win the turnover battle, and that’s very crucial for us,” said Head Coach Jay Mills. “I think the key is that our guys are buying into the scheme and into each other.” An end-around to Gerald Stevenson was stopped behind the line of scrimmage by Stephen Schwicke on CSU’s first touch in overtime, but the Bucs got five yards back on two-straight carries by DeMarcus Moon. That set up the game-winning, 43-yard field goal by John Paglia. It was Paglia’s third field goal of the game, all coming from beyond 40 yards, including a school-record 51 yard connection to put CSU up 17-14 on the second play of the second quarter. “I’m just happy my team got me in a position to make the kick,” said Paglia. “I didn’t really even celebrate much. It’s my job to make that kick; it’s what I’m here to do. Having made the longer field goals earlier in the game gave me a lot of confidence. I just told the snapper and the holder that if they would get it down, I would make it. More than anything, I give credit to the defense. If (Chris) Kuzdale doesn’t make that interception, we aren’t even in that position.” Gerald Stevenson had eight receptions for 76 yards and carried the ball one time, while Moon had 13 carries for 38 yards to lead the way on the ground and was second on the team with four receptions for 21 yards. Andrew McKain had a career day with 14 tackles, including two tackles for loss. He also had one of eight pass breakups for the defense as they tallied six tackles for loss and two sacks. Joe Robinson also had a career-high nine tackles with a pass breakup for CSU. It was the first overtime game of the season for either team, and the second year in a row that the Bucs have reached three Big South wins. “Our guys work extremely hard year-round to put themselves in a position to win games like that,” said Head Coach Jay Mills about the overtime victory. “We talked about that in June and July and during two-a-days in August, that should we get in that position, we would have the competitive edge. And we have that sense that we’ve been there before, and we’ll be successful again. That’s what happened today.”

Game Statistics Score by Quarters Stony Brook Charleston Southern

1 14 14

2 3 3 7 6 7

4 OT Score 3 0 27 0 3 30

Scoring Summary: 1st Quarter 14:48 CSU Deon Lee 89 yd kickoff return (John Paglia kick) 10:17 SBU Cuttino 6 yd run (Skiffington kick), 3-26, 0:44 7:56 CSU Josh Atkinson 29 yd pass from A.J. Toscano (John Paglia kick), 5-60, 2:21 2:54 SBU Gowins 17 yd run (Skiffington kick), 10-80, 4:56 2nd Quarter 14:50 CSU John Paglia 51 yd field goal, 8-52, 2:59 10:20 CSU John Paglia 46 yd field goal, 7-27, 2:07 8:26 SBU Skiffington 27 yd field goal, 6-70, 1:54 3rd Quarter 7:11 CSU Charles James 51 yd int. return (John Paglia kick) 5:42 SBU Gowins 14 yd run (Skiffington kick), 4-62, 1:21 4th Quarter 12:46 SBU Skiffington 18 yd field goal, 4-6, 1:10 Overtime CSU John Paglia 43 yd field goal, 4--1 FIRST DOWNS RUSHES-YARDS (NET) PASSING YDS (NET) Passes Att-Comp-Int TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS Fumble Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Interception Returns-Yards Punts (Number-Avg) Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions Red-Zone Scores-Chances Sacks By: Number-Yards

SBU 23 45-340 82 35-10-3 80-422 1-56 0-0 4-72 1-13 6-39.5 0-0 3-26 35:41 4 of 17 2 of 2 5-7 0-0

CSU 16 30-79 214 32-19-1 62-293 0-0 2-18 5-145 3-59 4-37.2 2-2 5-58 24:17 5 of 14 0 of 0 0-0 2-12

Statistical Leaders Rushing (Att-Yds-TD): SBU - E. Gowins (18-177-2) :: CSU - DeMarcus Moon (13-38-0) Passing (Comp-Att-Yds-TD): SBU - M. Coulter (10-34-82-0) :: CSU - A.J. Toscano (19-32-214-1) Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD): SBU - S. Towns (4-20-0) :: CSU - Gerald Stevenson (8-76-0)

Game 11

CCU CSU

November 21, 2009 Buccaneer Field :: Charleston, S.C.

CHARLESTON, S.C. – Antwan Ivey rushed for a career-high 145 yards as Charleston Southern University ended the 2009 season with a 30-23 victory over rival Coastal Carolina University, Saturday at CSU Stadium. With the victory, the Buccaneers (6-5, 4-2 Big South Conference) finish the year with four consecutive wins. “(Head Coach Jay) Mills always talks about finishing strong, that the great teams play well in November,” Senior Tyrese Harris said after the victory. “We didn’t stop playing when we were 2-5. We played for pride, for all of the seniors.” Ivey’s career day was the first 100-yard rushing effort from a CSU player since DeMarcus Moon accomplished the feat on October 6, 2007, against Savannah State, a span of 28 games. Chris Patrick also had a career day for the Buccaneers, finishing with a personalbest 13 tackles and 3.5 tackles-for-loss. The Buccaneer offense finished with 437 yards on the day, their best effort in seven meetings with Coastal Carolina. After a scoreless first quarter which saw both teams trade fumbles, Coastal Carolina (5-6, 3-3 BSC) got on the scoreboard on their first possession of the second quarter with a 26-yard field goal from Justin Durham. The Bucs responded on their next drive as reigning BSC Special Teams Player of the Week John Paglia connected on a field goal from 25 yards out to tie the score at 3-3. The Bucs scored the game’s first touchdown on their next drive. A 23-yard quarterback keeper from A.J. Toscano put CSU in the red zone for the second time on the afternoon. Toscano capped the drive off himself with a 13-yard scoring scamper that made the score 10-3. After the Chanticleers went three-and-out on their first possession of the third quarter, Paglia gave the Bucs a 13-10 lead with a 44-yard field on CSU’s first touch. The key play of the drive was a diving 22-yard catch from Kwame Krakue on a 3rd and 23 from the CSU 49 yard line. Krakue would strike again on CSU’s next possession. After an Antwain Harvey interception set the Bucs up at the 50 yard line, Krakue hauled in an 11-yard touchdown grab from Toscano to make the score 20-10. Down ten points, Coastal did not fold the tents and got back on the scoreboard on the ensuing possession. The Chanticleers mounted a 13-play, 86-yard drive, culminating with a 2-yard touchdown run by Tommy Fraser. The extra point was no good, making the score 20-16. Charleston Southern added an 18-yard field goal from Paglia early in the 4th quarter, and the Chanticleers missed a field goal on their next drive, ending a 15-play possession without points. CSU got the ball back with 6:35 remaining in the game, and a 44-yard run from Ivey appeared to set CSU up with an opportunity to run the clock out. But Toscano went vertical, throwing a pass that was intercepted by CCU’s Dominique Davenport, his second of the day. That set the Chants up with the ball on their own 18 yard line and 4:38 on the clock. The play that followed will likely go down as one of CSU’s finest in the history of their rivalry with the Chanticleers. MacDowall rolled right and lofted a pass down the sideline, but CSU’s Matt Bach jumped the route and intercepted the throw. In his final collegiate game, the senior raced 25 yards for a touchdown, giving CSU the clinching score at 30-16. Toscano finished the game with 198 passing yards after completing 18-of-26 attempts, while Gerald Stevenson caught five passes for a team-high 76 yards. Krakue caught four passes for 63 yards, while Ivey, in addition to his strong day on the ground, caught six passes for 33 yards. Patrick wasn’t the only Buccaneer with double-digit tackles, as Chris Kuzdale and Fred Godfrey chipped in ten each. Senior Chris Parris had a team-high 1.5 sacks in his final game in blue and gold. “(Chris) worked hard this summer and it showed it the end with his fine performance today,” Mills said of the senior. The win gives the Bucs eight straight wins as a program in the month of November. CSU also won their four November games to close out the 2008 season. By virtue of Stony Brook’s 36-33 victory over Liberty on Saturday afternoon, Charleston Southern ends 2009 with a 3rd place finish in the Big South. Both the Seawolves and Flames finish the season with a 5-1 conference record. “We’re always used to people predicting us to finish 5th or 6th in the conference, and that was the prediction again this season,” Mills said after his team’s 3rd place result. “We finished eight points shy of a share of the conference championship. So we’re getting closer; we’re banging on the door, and hopefully next year we beat that door down.”

Game Statistics

Score by Quarters Coastal Carolina Charleston Southern

1 0 0

2 3 10 6 10 10

4 Score 7 23 10 30

Scoring Summary: 2nd Quarter 10:43 CCU Durham 26 yd field goal, 10-44, 4:46 4:59 CSU John Paglia 25 yd field goal, 10-60, 5:41 1:06 CSU A.J. Toscano 13 yd run (John Paglia kick), 7-70, 1:41 0:08 CCU MacDowall 2 yd run (Durham kick), 7-60, 0:55 3rd Quarter 11:13 CSU 8:50 CSU 2:56 CCU

John Paglia 44 yd field goal, 6-27, 3:01 Kwame Krakue 11 yd pass from A.J. Toscano (John Paglia kick), 5-50, 2:10 Fraser 2 yd run (Durham kick failed), 13-86, 5:48

4th Quarter 13:16 CSU 4:32 CSU 2:37 CCU

John Paglia 18 yd field goal, 9-58, 4:36 Matt Bach 25 yd int. return (John Paglia kick) Whitley 37 yd pass from Childers (Durham kick), 7-65, 1:50

CCU 24 41-146 225 34-18-2 75-371 0-0 0-0 6-99 2-20 2-36.5 2-1 6-55 29:42 5 of 12 1 of 1 3-4 1-7

CSU 25 34-239 198 27-18-2 61-437 0-0 0-0 3-67 2-28 1-25.0 2-1 6-46 30:18 3 of 9 0 of 0 4-5 4-25

Statistical Leaders Rushing (Att-Yds-TD): CCU - T. Fraser (18-79-1) :: CSU - Antwan Ivey (19-145-0) Passing (Comp-Att-Yds-TD): CCU - Z. MacDowall - 15-30-167-0) :: CSU - A.J. Toscano (18-26-198-1) Receiving (Rec-Yds-TD): CCU - P. Nicholas (4-45-0) :: CSU - Antwan Ivey (6-33-0)

2009 Season Results * * * * * *

Date Sep 05, 2009 Sep 12, 2009 Sep 19, 2009 Sep 26, 2009 Oct 03, 2009 Oct 17, 2009 Oct 24, 2009 Oct 31, 2009 Nov 07, 2009 Nov 14, 2009 Nov 21, 2009

Opponent at #1 Florida at #14 Wofford at USF NORTH GREENVILLE W SAVANNAH STATE W at Gardner-Webb LIBERTY at VMI W at Presbyterian College W STONY BROOK WOT COASTAL CAROLINA W

Score 3-62 L 14-42 L 0-59 L 34-0 47-10 20-27 L 13-20 L 31-21 46-32 30-27 30-23

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

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

Time Attend 3:18 90621 2:44 7017 3:00 38798 2:39 3426 2:45 3023 3:16 4870 2:47 3845 2:34 4217 2:50 2001 3:12 2954 2:48 2914

* indicates conference game

2009 Game-by-Game Starters Game

at Florida

Toscano

Ivey

Stevenson

Jones

Fiegel

Coffman

McFatter

Johns

Lancaster

Baker

Myers

at Wofford

Toscano

Ivey

Stevenson

Jones

Fiegel

Coffman

McFatter

Johns

Lancaster

Baker

Myers

at USF

Toscano

Ivey

Stevenson

Jones

Krakue

Coffman

McFatter

Johns

Lancaster

Baker

Myers

North Greenville Toscano

Ivey

Stevenson

Jones

Fiegel

Harris

McFatter

Johns

Lancaster

Baker

Myers

Savannah St.

Toscano

Ivey

Stevenson

Jones

Neal

Coffman

McFatter Mitchell Lancaster

Baker

Myers

at Gardner-Webb Toscano

Ivey

Stevenson

Jones

Krakue

Coffman

McFatter Joseph

Baker

Myers

Liberty

Toscano

Ivey

Stevenson

Lee

Chalmers

Atkinson

Johns

at VMI

Toscano

Ivey

Stevenson

Jones

Krakue

Harris

McFatter

at Presbyterian

Toscano

Ivey

Stevenson

Jones

Krakue

Stony Brook

Toscano

Ivey

Stevenson

Jones

Coastal Carolina Toscano

Ivey

Stevenson

Lancaster

Mitchell Lancaster

Baker

Myers

Lancaster

Baker

Myers

Coffman

McFatter Mitchell Lancaster

Baker

Myers

Krakue

Coffman

McFatter

Johns

Lancaster

Baker

Myers

Jones

Krakue

Harris

McFatter

Johns

Lancaster

Baker

Myers

McKain Springer

James

Kuzdale

Bazile

James

Johns

Game

SPUR

MLB

at Florida

Ard

Woods

Bloedoorn

Walton

Jackson

Godfrey

WLB BANDIT

at Wofford

Ard

Woods

Bloedoorn

Walton

Jackson

Godfrey

McKain

Kuzdale

Bazile

at USF

Ard

Jackson

Woods

Walton

Coleman

Godfrey

McKain Robinson Antaplyan Kuzdale

Bazile

North Greenville

Ard

Woods

Bloedoorn

Walton

Jackson

Godfrey

McKain Springer

James

Kuzdale

Bazile

Jackson Middleton

Walton

Coleman

Godfrey

Patrick Antaplyan Harvey

Kuzdale

Bazile

Savannah St.

Parris

Bach

at Gardner-Webb

Ard

Woods

Bloedoorn

Walton

Jackson

Godfrey

McKain Springer

James

Kuzdale

Bazile

Liberty

Ard

Jackson Ant. Brown

Walton

Coleman

Godfrey

McKain

Harvey

Kuzdale

Bazile

at VMI

Ard

Jackson Ant. Brown

Walton

Coleman

Godfrey

McKain Robinson

Harvey

Bach

Bazile

at Presbyterian

Ard

Patrick

Walton

Jackson

Godfrey

McKain

Harvey

Kuzdale

Bazile

Woods

Bach Bach

Stony Brook

Ard

Patrick Ant. Brown

Walton

Jackson

Godfrey

McKain

Bach

Harvey

Kuzdale

Bazile

Coastal Carolina

Ard

Patrick

Walton

Jackson

Godfrey

McKain

Bach

Harvey

Kuzdale

Bazile

Bloedoorn

GP 11 11 11 10 8 7 8 11 5 1 9 7 11 11 4 7 11 11

PASSING TOSCANO, A.J. TRUDNOWSKI, Andrew IVEY, Antwan JONES, Tim NEAL, Alex BELSER, Jordan Total Opponents

G 11 7 11 11 11 1 11 11

RECEIVING STEVENSON, Gerald KRAKUE, Kwame IVEY, Antwan NEAL, Alex CHALMERS, Anthony MOON, DeMarcus JONES, Tim ATKINSON, Josh JEFFERSON, Michael COFFMAN, Clayton HARRIS, Tyrese FIEGEL, Greg ARD, Ryan TOSCANO, A.J. LEE, Deon Total Opponents

G 11 11 11 11 9 10 11 11 7 11 10 9 11 11 8 11 11

PUNT RETURNS IVEY, Antwan HARVEY, Antwain JOHNSON, Kenny KRAKUE, Kwame Total Opponents

No. 12 3 1 0 16 14

Yds 114 24 13 3 154 93

Avg 9.5 8.0 13.0 0.0 9.6 6.6

TD 1 0 0 0 1 0

Long 50 11 0 3 50 21

INTERCEPTIONS KUZDALE, Chris HARVEY, Antwain JAMES, Charles McKAIN, Andrew KING, Shawn BAZILE, Jacques BACH, Matt GODFREY, Fred Total Opponents

No. 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 12 13

Yds 8 103 79 6 34 7 25 18 280 147

Avg 2.7 51.5 39.5 6.0 34.0 7.0 25.0 18.0 23.3 11.3

TD 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 3 0

Long 8 100 51 6 34 7 25 18 100 36

KICK RETURNS STEVENSON, Gerald LEE, Deon HARVEY, Antwain IVEY, Antwan NEAL, Alex JEFFERSON, Michael ATKINSON, Josh COLEMAN, Abiyd Total Opponents

No. 19 10 5 5 4 2 2 1 48 49

Yds 364 284 106 70 19 42 20 0 905 1051

Avg 19.2 28.4 21.2 14.0 4.8 21.0 10.0 0.0 18.9 21.4

TD 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1

Long 32 89 50 24 9 24 11 0 89 85

FUMBLE RETURNS WALTON, Joel BACH, Matt Total Opponents

No. 1 1 2 1

Yds 26 43 69 56

Avg 26.0 43.0 34.5 56.0

TD 0 0 0 1

Long 26 43 43 56

PUNTING BROWN, Andy JONES, Tim Total Opponents

No. 42 1 43 41

Yds 1492 31 1523 1523

Avg 35.5 31.0 35.4 37.1

Long 59 31 59 71

TB 4 0 4 3

FC 10 0 10 7

KICKOFFS PAGLIA, John BROWN, Andy Total Opponents

No. 55 3 58 61

Yds 3395 128 3523 3555

Avg 61.7 42.7 60.7 58.3

TB 7 0 7 4

OB 1 0 1 6

Retn

Net YdLn

1051 905

40.2 42.1

Att 115 52 82 67 31 15 3 4 4 3 1 1 0 1 5 6 390 438

Loss 29 25 62 5 4 4 0 13 0 1 0 0 0 3 3 21 170 197

Net 490 364 325 322 156 81 28 10 9 8 8 6 2 -3 -3 -5 1798 2519

Effic Cmp-Att-Int 120.24 179-308-12 76.35 19-38-1 0.00 0-2-0 318.40 1-1-0 0.00 0-1-0 480.40 1-1-0 116.05 200-351-13 112.92 160-283-12

Pct 58.1 50.0 0.0 100.0 0.0 100.0 57.0 56.5

No. 55 40 29 18 14 12 10 4 4 4 3 3 2 1 1 200 160

Gain 519 389 387 327 160 85 28 23 9 9 8 6 2 0 0 16 1968 2716

2009 Individual Statistics

RUSHING IVEY, Antwan STEVENSON, Gerald TOSCANO, A.J. MOON, DeMarcus HACKWORTH, B.J. JEFFERSON, Michael LEE, Deon NEAL, Alex STACK, Davion BELSER, Jordan FIEGEL, Greg JEFFERSON, Travis KRAKUE, Kwame PAGLIA, John TEAM TRUDNOWSKI, Andrew Total Opponents

Yds 724 546 183 171 196 65 179 68 32 28 28 8 6 26 7 2267 1753

Avg 13.2 13.6 6.3 9.5 14.0 5.4 17.9 17.0 8.0 7.0 9.3 2.7 3.0 26.0 7.0 11.3 11.0

Avg 4.3 7.0 4.0 4.8 5.0 5.4 9.3 2.5 2.2 2.7 8.0 6.0 0.0 -3.0 -0.6 -0.8 4.6 5.8

TD 4 3 4 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 29

Long Avg/G FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk 44 44.5 PAGLIA, John 16-22 72.7 3-3 4-4 3-6 5-8 1-1 51 1 56 33.1 33 29.5 FG SEQUENCE Charleston Southern OPPONENTS 22 32.2 Florida (38) 14 19.5 Wofford - 23 11.6 USF 40 34,(37) 23 3.5 North Greenville (21),(40) 13 0.9 (23),(47) (28) 4 1.8 Savannah State (37),(18) (26),(27) 8 8.0 Gardner-Webb (29),30,(35) (37),(50),44 8 0.9 Liberty 33,(18) 6 0.9 VMI 41 (26) 0 0.2 Presbyterian College (51),(46),44,(43) (27),40,(18) 0 -0.3 Stony Brook 0 -0.8 Coastal Carolina 30,(25),(44),(18) 41,(26),35 9 -0.7 Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made. 56 163.5 80 229.0 |----- PATs -----| SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points Yds TD Lng Avg/G PAGLIA, John 0 16-22 28-30 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 76 2092 12 62 190.2 STEVENSON, Gerald 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36 143 0 42 20.4 5 0-0 0-0 0-1 0 0-0 0 0 30 0 0 0 0.0 IVEY, Antwan 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 24 26 0 26 2.4 TOSCANO, A.J. 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 0 0 0 0.0 KRAKUE, Kwame ATKINSON, Josh 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 6 1 6 6.0 HACKWORTH, B.J. 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 2267 13 62 206.1 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 1753 11 68 159.4 CHALMERS, Anthony ARD, Ryan 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 TD Long Avg/G LEE, Deon 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 3 33 65.8 MOON, DeMarcus 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 3 62 49.6 HARVEY, Antwain 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 0 29 16.6 HARRIS, Tyrese 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 0 24 15.5 JAMES, Charles 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 2 36 21.8 JEFFERSON, Michael 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 0 12 6.5 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 0 42 16.3 BACH, Matt 32 16-22 28-30 0-1 0 0-1 0 0 268 2 29 6.2 Total Opponents 42 10-15 39-41 0-0 1 1-1 0 0 323 1 11 4.6 0 9 2.5 G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G 1 12 2.8 TOTAL OFFENSE 11 390 325 2092 2417 219.7 0 6 0.9 TOSCANO, A.J. 11 117 490 0 490 44.5 1 4 0.5 IVEY, Antwan 0 26 2.4 STEVENSON, Gerald 11 52 364 0 364 33.1 0 7 0.9 MOON, DeMarcus 10 67 322 0 322 32.2 13 62 206.1 HACKWORTH, B.J. 8 31 156 0 156 19.5 11 68 159.4 TRUDNOWSKI, Andrew 7 44 -5 143 138 19.7 JEFFERSON, Michael 7 15 81 0 81 11.6 LEE, Deon 8 3 28 0 28 3.5 JONES, Tim 11 1 0 26 26 2.4 BELSER, Jordan 1 4 8 6 14 14.0 NEAL, Alex 11 5 10 0 10 0.9 STACK, Davion 5 4 9 0 9 1.8 FIEGEL, Greg 9 1 8 0 8 0.9 JEFFERSON, Travis 7 1 6 0 6 0.9 KRAKUE, Kwame 11 0 2 0 2 0.2 TEAM 4 5 -3 0 -3 -0.8 PAGLIA, John 11 1 -3 0 -3 -0.3 Total 11 741 1798 2267 4065 369.5 Opponents 11 721 2519 1753 4272 388.4

I20 10 0 10 14

Blkd 0 0 0 3

29 27

ALL PURPOSE STEVENSON, Gerald IVEY, Antwan KRAKUE, Kwame MOON, DeMarcus TOSCANO, A.J. LEE, Deon HARVEY, Antwain NEAL, Alex CHALMERS, Anthony JONES, Tim HACKWORTH, B.J. JEFFERSON, Michael ATKINSON, Josh JAMES, Charles KING, Shawn HARRIS, Tyrese COFFMAN, Clayton BACH, Matt GODFREY, Fred FIEGEL, Greg JOHNSON, Kenny STACK, Davion KUZDALE, Chris BELSER, Jordan BAZILE, Jacques ARD, Ryan JEFFERSON, Travis McKAIN, Andrew Total Opponents

G 11 11 11 10 11 8 9 11 9 11 8 7 11 9 3 10 11 10 11 9 9 5 10 1 11 11 7 10 11 11

Rush Rec 364 724 490 183 2 546 322 65 325 26 28 7 0 0 10 171 0 196 0 179 156 0 81 32 0 68 0 0 0 0 0 28 0 28 0 0 0 0 8 8 0 0 9 0 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 6 6 0 0 0 1798 2267 2519 1753

PR 0 114 3 0 0 0 24 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 154 93

KOR 364 70 0 0 0 284 106 19 0 0 0 42 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 905 1051

IR 0 0 0 0 0 0 103 0 0 0 0 0 0 79 34 0 0 25 18 0 0 0 8 0 7 0 0 6 280 147

Tot 1452 857 551 387 351 319 233 200 196 179 156 155 88 79 34 28 28 25 18 16 13 9 8 8 7 6 6 6 5404 5563

Avg/G 132.0 77.9 50.1 38.7 31.9 39.9 25.9 18.2 21.8 16.3 19.5 22.1 8.0 8.8 11.3 2.8 2.5 2.5 1.6 1.8 1.4 1.8 0.8 8.0 0.6 0.5 0.9 0.6 491.3 505.7

DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP 2 McKAIN, Andrew 10 46 GODFREY, Fred 11 24 KUZDALE, Chris 10 50 PATRICK, Chris 11 13 BAZILE, Jacques 11 45 JACKSON, David 11 6 HARVEY, Antwain 9 28 BACH, Matt 10 37 COLEMAN, Abiyd 10 49 ARD, Ryan 11 54 STERLING, Cornelius 10 90 WOODS, Matt 10 93 WALTON, Joel 11 47 ROBINSON, Joe 9 42 ANTAPLYAN, James 9 53 LEE, C.J. 10 91 PARRIS, Chris 10 40 MILLIS, A.J. 6 1 JAMES, Charles 9 92 MIDDLETON, Damon 11 58 BROWN, Antonio 9 20 JOHNSON, Kenny 9 29 CRAVEY, L.B. 8 76 KEARSE, Nate 4 80 PERKINS, Dorein 6 89 BROWN, Wes 9 99 HARRIS, Tyrese 10 65 BLOEDOORN, Austin 9 25 VELEZ, Anthony 8 26 MOON, DeMarcus 10 74 FOOTE, Terrill 3 32 KING, Shawn 3 36 SWEATT, Bradley 9 22 SPRINGER, Mike 6 69 LANCASTER, Jordan 11 48 SKELLY, Kurt 6 11 JEFFERSON, Michael 7 87 CHALMERS, Anthony 9 30 PAGLIA, John 11 59 COBELL, Logan 3 38 JEFFERSON, Travis 7 31 LEWIS, Steven 2 18 BROWN, Andy 10 3 STEVENSON, Gerald 11 43 STACK, Davion 5 4 IVEY, Antwan 11 TM TEAM 4 41 ATKINSON, Josh 11 16 TOSCANO, A.J. 11 75 WHARTON, Kayson 5 7 NEAL, Alex 11 27 JONES, Tim 11 Total 11 Opponents 11

2009 Defensive Statistics

|-------Tackles-------| |-Sacks-| |-----Pass Def-----| |-Fumbles-| Blkd Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf 40 39 79 4.5-8 . 1-6 3 1 1-0 1 . . 20 47 67 3.5-6 . 1-18 2 1 1-0 . . . 34 30 64 1.5-9 . 3-8 6 . . 1 . . 18 46 64 10.0-28 5.0-21 . 2 3 . 2 . . 29 21 50 1.5-4 . 1-7 4 . . . . . 15 27 42 2.5-7 . . 2 2 1-0 . 1 . 19 22 41 3.0-8 . 2-103 5 . . . 2 . 19 21 40 1.0-4 . 1-25 1 1 1-43 1 1 . 14 21 35 3.5-9 . . . 1 1-0 . . . 9 20 29 4.5-16 1.5-7 . . 2 . . . . 8 19 27 . . . . . . . . . 11 16 27 4.0-13 2.5-11 . 1 . . . . . 10 12 22 6.0-27 6.0-27 . . 8 1-26 3 . . 5 15 20 . . . 2 . . . . . 12 7 19 2.0-4 . . . . . . . . 2 13 15 . . . . 1 . . . . 6 8 14 2.5-16 1.5-13 . . 4 . . . . 6 8 14 1.0-7 . . . . . . . . 6 7 13 . . 2-79 1 . . . . . 4 9 13 . . . . . . . . . 3 8 11 1.5-4 . . . 1 . . . . 8 1 9 . . . . . . . 1 . 6 3 9 . . . . . . . . . 5 4 9 0.5-0 . . . . . . . . 2 5 7 2.0-4 1.0-3 . . . . . . . 5 2 7 . . . . 1 . . . . 2 5 7 . . . 1 1 . . . . 4 2 6 0.5-4 0.5-4 . . 1 . . . . 3 3 6 . . . 2 . . . 1 . 4 1 5 . . . . . . . . . 3 1 4 . . . . . . . . . 1 3 4 . . 1-34 . . . . . . 1 3 4 . . . . . . . . . 3 . 3 . . . . . . . . . 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . . 1 2 3 . . . . . . . . . 1 2 3 . . . . . . . . . 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . . 3 . 3 . . . . . . . . . . 2 2 0.5-0 . . . . . . . . 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . . 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . . 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . . 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . 1 . 1 1.0-8 1.0-8 . . . . . . . 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 357 462 819 57-186 19-94 12-280 32 28 6-69 8 6 . 363 466 829 44.0-142 9-50 13-147 29 13 9-56 11 2 .

2009 Team Comparison

TEAM STATISTICS CSU OPP SCORING 268 323 Points Per Game 24.4 29.4 FIRST DOWNS 226 215 Rushing 103 115 Passing 110 84 Penalty 13 16 RUSHING YARDAGE 1798 2519 Yards gained rushing 1968 2716 Yards lost rushing 170 197 Rushing Attempts 390 438 Average Per Rush 4.6 5.8 Average Per Game 163.5 229.0 TDs Rushing 14 29 PASSING YARDAGE 2267 1753 Att-Comp-Int 351-200-13 283-160-12 Average Per Pass 6.5 6.2 Average Per Catch 11.3 11.0 Average Per Game 206.1 159.4 TDs Passing 13 11 TOTAL OFFENSE 4065 4272 Total Plays 741 721 Average Per Play 5.5 5.9 Average Per Game 369.5 388.4 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 48-905 49-1051 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 16-154 14-93 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 12-280 13-147 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 18.9 21.4 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 9.6 6.6 INT RETURN AVERAGE 23.3 11.3 FUMBLES-LOST 21-9 15-6 PENALTIES-Yards 71-635 69-546 Average Per Game 57.7 49.6 PUNTS-Yards 43-1523 41-1523 Average Per Punt 35.4 37.1 Net punt average 31.4 31.9 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 30:11 29:40 3RD-DOWN Conversions 61/147 62/146 3rd-Down Pct 41% 42% 4TH-DOWN Conversions 8/13 9/18 4th-Down Pct 62% 50% SACKS BY-Yards 19-94 9-50 MISC YARDS 24 77 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 32 42 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 16-22 10-15 ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 0-2 RED-ZONE SCORES 31-41 76% 35-44 80% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS 22-41 54% 26-44 59% PAT-ATTEMPTS 28-30 93% 39-41 95% ATTENDANCE 16162 147524 Games/Avg Per Game 5/3232 6/24587 Neutral Site Games 0/0

Score by Quarter

1st

2nd

3rd

4th OT Total

Charleston Southern

268

Opponents

100

323

Date Sep 05, 2009 Sep 12, 2009 Sep 19, 2009 Sep 26, 2009 Oct 03, 2009 Oct 17, 2009 Oct 24, 2009 Oct 31, 2009 Nov 07, 2009 Nov 14, 2009 Nov 21, 2009

2009 Team Game-by-Game Statistics

|---RUSHING---| |--RECEIVING--| |-------PASSING-------| |--KICK RET--| |--PUNT RET--| Opponent No. Yds TD Lg No. Yds TD Lg Cmp-Att-Int at Florida 27 95 0 10 28 228 0 27 28-49-1 at Wofford 37 113 1 11 17 167 1 22 17-28-1 at USF 17 53 0 8 15 135 0 27 15-30-1 NORTH GREENVILLE 44 267 3 56 17 249 1 62 17-32-2 SAVANNAH STATE 46 235 3 33 26 293 3 42 26-34-1 at Gardner-Webb 37 198 1 18 11 144 1 33 11-34-2 LIBERTY 42 185 0 23 12 156 1 27 12-28-2 at VMI 43 139 3 14 19 193 0 22 19-25-0 at Presbyterian College 33 195 2 22 18 290 4 36 18-32-0 STONY BROOK 30 79 0 16 19 214 1 37 19-32-1 COASTAL CAROLINA 34 239 1 44 18 198 1 22 18-27-2 Totals 390 1798 14 56 200 2267 13 62 200-351-13 Opponent 438 2519 29 80 160 1753 11 68 160-283-12

tot Yds 228 167 135 249 293 144 156 193 290 214 198 2267 1753

TD 0 1 0 1 3 1 1 0 4 1 1 13 11

Lg 27 22 27 62 42 33 27 22 36 37 22 62 68

No 9 6 8 0 3 6 3 3 2 5 3 48 49

Yds TD 146 0 123 0 125 0 0 0 16 0 110 0 56 0 78 0 39 0 145 1 67 0 905 1 1051 1

Lg 25 32 24 0 11 31 20 50 30 89 35 89 85

No Yds TD 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 35 0 3 15 0 2 22 0 1 1 0 2 63 1 2 0 0 2 18 0 0 0 0 16 154 1 14 93 0

Lg 0 0 0 22 9 14 3 50 0 11 0 50 21

off 323 280 188 516 528 342 341 332 485 293 437 4065 4272

Games played: 11 Avg per rush: 4.6 Avg per catch: 11.3 Pass efficiency: 116.05 Kick ret avg: 18.9 Punt ret avg: 9.6 All purpose avg/game: 491.3 Total offense avg/gm: 369.5 |---------TACKLES---------| |-SACKS-| |-FUMBLE-| Date Opponent Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No-Yds FF FR-Yds Int-Yds QBH Sep 05, 2009 at Florida 35 14 49 1.0-4 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 Sep 12, 2009 at Wofford 40 34 74 3.0-6 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 Sep 19, 2009 at USF 28 60 88 2.0-8 0.0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 Sep 26, 2009 NORTH GREENVILLE 24 40 64 10.0-27 2.0-8 2 1-0 0-0 4 Oct 03, 2009 SAVANNAH STATE 20 38 58 3.0-8 1.0-3 0 0-0 2-34 6 Oct 17, 2009 at Gardner-Webb 43 40 83 3.0-16 2.0-8 2 1-0 0-0 3 Oct 24, 2009 LIBERTY 28 38 66 8.0-22 2.0-12 0 1-0 0-0 4 Oct 31, 2009 at VMI 36 40 76 7.0-24 1.0-5 1 1-43 1-6 1 Nov 07, 2009 at Presbyterian College 42 46 88 7.0-23 5.0-21 1 1-26 4-153 1 Nov 14, 2009 STONY BROOK 24 60 84 6.0-17 2.0-12 0 0-0 3-59 3 Nov 21, 2009 COASTAL CAROLINA 37 52 89 7.0-31 4.0-25 2 1-0 2-28 6 Totals 357 462 819 57.0-186 19.0-94 8 6-69 12-280 28 Opponent 363 466 829 44.0-142 9.0-50 11 9-56 13-147 13

Pass Blkd |-Kicks--XPTS-| Brk Kick Att-Mad Run Rcv 1 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 2-2 0 0 2 0 0-0 0 0 2 1 4-4 0 0 5 1 6-5 0 0 0 0 2-2 0 0 4 1 1-1 0 0 2 1 4-4 0 0 1 0 5-4 0 0 8 1 3-3 0 0 7 1 3-3 0 0 32 6 30-28 0 0 29 2 41-39 0 1

Saf 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Pts 3 14 0 34 47 20 13 31 46 30 30 268 323

|---------------------------PUNTING---------------------------| |--FIELD GOALS--| |------KICKOFFS------| Date Opponent No Yds Avg Long Blkd TB FC 50+ I20 Att-Made Lg Blkd No Yds Avg TB OB Sep 05, 2009 at Florida 9 333 37.0 48 0 0 0 0 1 1-1 38 0 2 120 60.0 0 0 Sep 12, 2009 at Wofford 5 205 41.0 59 0 0 1 1 0 0-0 0 0 3 189 63.0 1 0 Sep 19, 2009 at USF 7 214 30.6 42 0 1 1 0 1 1-0 0 1 1 61 61.0 0 0 Sep 26, 2009 NORTH GREENVILLE 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2-2 40 0 7 431 61.6 0 1 Oct 03, 2009 SAVANNAH STATE 2 84 42.0 48 0 1 0 0 1 2-2 47 0 9 552 61.3 1 0 Oct 17, 2009 at Gardner-Webb 4 124 31.0 40 0 0 2 0 1 2-2 37 0 5 261 52.2 0 0 Oct 24, 2009 LIBERTY 6 192 32.0 54 0 0 2 1 2 3-2 35 0 4 271 67.8 1 0 Oct 31, 2009 at VMI 3 125 41.7 45 0 0 0 0 1 2-1 18 0 6 345 57.5 1 0 Nov 07, 2009 at Presbyterian College 2 72 36.0 38 0 1 1 0 1 1-0 0 0 8 472 59.0 0 0 Nov 14, 2009 STONY BROOK 4 149 37.2 41 0 1 3 0 1 4-3 51 0 6 403 67.2 2 0 Nov 21, 2009 COASTAL CAROLINA 1 25 25.0 25 0 0 0 0 1 4-3 44 0 7 418 59.7 1 0 Totals 43 1523 35.4 59 0 4 10 2 10 22-16 51 1 58 3523 60.7 7 1 Opponent 41 1523 37.1 71 3 3 7 5 14 15-10 50 3 61 3555 58.3 4 6

2009 Big South Conference Standings Team Stony Brook Liberty Charleston Southern Coastal Carolina Gardner-Webb VMI Presbyterian

Overall

Big South Record 5-1 5-1 4-2 3-3 3-3 1-5 0-6

Pct Home Away Neutral Streak .833 3-0 2-1 0-0 W1 .833 3-0 2-1 0-0 L1 .667 2-1 2-1 0-0 W4 .500 3-0 0-3 0-0 L1 .500 1-2 2-1 0-0 W1 .167 0-3 1-2 0-0 L2 .000 0-3 0-3 0-0 L6

Record 6-5 8-3 6-5 5-6 6-5 2-9 0-11

Pct Home Away Neutral Streak .545 4-0 2-5 0-0 W1 .727 5-1 3-2 0-0 L1 .545 4-1 2-4 0-0 W4 .455 5-0 0-6 0-0 L1 .545 3-2 3-3 0-0 W1 .182 1-4 1-5 0-0 L4 .000 0-5 0-6 0-0 L14

Conference Postseason Awards First-Team All-Conference WR - Gerald Stevenson DL - Joel Walton LB - Andrew McKain DB - Chris Kuzdale LS - Andrew McKain

2009 Honors

The State Paper All-State Team WR - Gerald Stevenson LB - Andrew McKain

Second-Team All-Conference WR - Kwame Krakue OL - J.W. Myers PK - John Paglia PR - Antwan Ivey

The State Paper All-Decade Team WR - Gerald Stevenson LB - Jada Ross

Academic All-Conference LB - Andrew McKain

NSCA All-American WR - Kwame Krakue

Big South Conference Team Sportsmanship Award Charleston Southern University

National Football Foundation Hampshire Honor Society DL/TE - Ryan Ard LB - Andrew McKain

Conference Weekly Awards Offensive Player of the Week November 7 vs. Presbyterian QB - A.J. Toscano 18-32, 4 TD, 290 yds 7 carries, 1 TD, 61 yds

Team Season Awards CSU Sportsmanship Award TE - Tyrese Harris Team Captains (2009) DB - Matt Bach TE - Tyrese Harris LB -Andrew McKain OL -J.W. Myers

Defensive Player of the Week November 14 vs. Stony Brook DB - Chris Kuzdale 2 INT (ties school record) 3 pass break ups

Most Improved (Spring 2010) OL - Nick Kemper TE - Josh Atkinson WR - Deon Lee QB - Andrew Trudnowski K/P - Ryan Crowley DL - Delvon King LB - L.B. Cravey DB - Charles James

November 21 vs. Coastal Carolina DB - Matt Bach 4 tackles, 1st career INT Returned INT 25 yards for TD Special Teams Player of the Week October 31 vs. VMI PR - Antwan Ivey Returned only attempt 50 yards for TD, 1st career TD return November 14 vs. Stony Brook PK - John Paglia 3-4 FG (51, 46, 43), 3-3 PAT (12 pts) Game-Winning 43 yd FG in OT November 21 vs. Coastal Carolina PK - John Paglia 3-4 FG (25, 44, 18), 3-3 PAT (12 pts)

National Postseason Awards Orangeburg Touchdown Club All-State Football Team OL - J.W. Myers WR - Gerald Stevenson LB - Andrew McKain

Edward A. Gadson Memorial Scholarship Recipient 2010 L.B. Cravey 2009 Austin Bloedoorn 2008 Matt Bach 2007 Alex Thomas 2006 Darius Jackson CSU Hunter Cup Recipient LB - Andrew McKain

Buccaneers Charleston Southern

Individual Categorical Records

Attempts Game: Season: Career: Yardage Game: Season: Career:

Rushing

31 by Vinson Blain vs. Liberty(10/3/98) 180 by Vinson Blain (1998) 505 by Collin Drafts (2003-06) 226 by Andre Copeland vs. WVWC (10/15/2005) 774 by Vinson Blain (1998) 1,741 by Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Angelo Dereef (1991-94)

Touchdowns Game: 4 by Andre Copeland vs. WVWC (10/15/2005) Season: 9 by Collin Drafts (2005) Career: 17 by Collin Drafts (2003-06) Attempts Game: Season: Career:

Passing 55 by Jake Sills vs. Liberty (11/10/01) 356 by Collin Drafts (2005) 1,344 by Collin Drafts (2003-06)

Completions Game: 34 by Eli Byrd vs. North Greenville (9/29/07) Season: 223 by Collin Drafts (2006) Career: 833 by Collin Drafts (2003-06) Yardage Game: 419 by Collin Drafts vs Allen (11/6/04) Season: 2,665 by Collin Drafts (2006) Career: 9,768 by Collin Drafts (2003-06) Longest Pass from Scrimmage: 95 yards from Jake Sills to Steve McCoy vs. Austin Peay (10/12/00) Touchdowns Game: 5 by Collin Drafts vs. N. Greenville (10/23/2004); vs. The Citadel (9/9/2006) Season: 23 by Tribble Reese (2008) Career: 73 by Collin Drafts (2003-06) Completion Percentage Game (min. 10 att.): 82% (24-29) Collin Drafts vs. Allen (11/6/04) Season (min. 50 att.): 69.9% (223-319) Collin Drafts (2006) Career: (min. 100 att.) 62.0% (833-1344)Collin Drafts (2003-06) Receiving Receptions Game: 13 by Dee Brown vs. Wofford (9/8/07);by Maurice Price vs. Liberty (11/11/06); by Maurice Price vs. Liberty (11/12/05); by Eddie Gadson vs. Presbyterian (9/11/04) Season: 103 by Maurice Price (2006) Career: 202 by Maurice Price (2004-06) Yardage Game: 241 Brad Moultrie vs. Austin Peay (10/13/01) Season: 1,063 by Aaron Dunklin (2003) Career: 2,429 by Maurice Price (2004-06) Touchdowns Game: 4 by Maurice Price vs. Savannah St. (10/22/05) Season: 10 by Brad Johnson (1994); by Maurice Price (2006) Career: 19 by Maurice Price (2004-06)

Attempts Game: (11/10/07) Season: Career:

Total Offense

68 (20 rush, 48 pass) by Sidney Bryant vs. Presbyterian 492 (163 rush, 329 pass) by Collin Drafts (2003) 1,849 (505 rush, 1,344 pass) by Collin Drafts (2003-06)

Yardage Game: 452 (46 rush, 406 pass) by Collin Drafts vs. GardnerWebb (11/4/2006) Season: 3,178 (513 rush, 2,665 pass) by Collin Drafts (2006) Career: 10,571 (803 rush, 9,768 pass) by Collin Drafts (2003-06 Touchdowns Game: 5 (1 rush, 4 pass) by Tribble Reese vs. Edward Waters (11/15/08) Season: 29 (9 rush, 20 pass) by Collin Drafts (2005) Career: 90 (17 rush, 73 pass) by Collin Drafts (2003-06) Placekicking Extra Points Attempted Game: 8 by Jason Trussell vs. Guilford (9/2/00); by Nick Ellis vs. WVWC (10/15/05) Season: 37 by Nick Ellis (2005) Career: 135 by Nick Ellis (2003-07) Extra Points Made Game: 8 by Jason Trussell vs. Guilford (9/2/00); by Nick Ellis vs. WVWC (10/15/05) Season: 35 by Nick Ellis (2005) Career: 127 by Nick Ellis (2003- ) Highest Season Percentage: 96.7 (29-30) by Jason Trussell (2000) Most Consecutive Made: 31 by Clint Kelly (1998-99) Field Goals Attempted Game: 5 by Jason Trussell vs. West Virginia State (9/16/00) Season: 22 by John Paglia (2009) Career: 45 by Nick Ellis (2003-07) Field Goals Made Game: 4 by Nick Ellis vs. Savannah State (10/6/07) Season: 16 by John Paglia (2009) Career: 29 by Nick Ellis (2003-07) Longest: 51 yards by John Paglia vs. Stony Brook (11/14/09) Highest Season % (min. 10 att.): 72.7% (16-22) by John Paglia (2009) Highest Career % (min. 20 att.): 72.2% (26-36) by John Paglia (2007-09)

Punting

Individual Categorical Records

Punts Game: 12 by Clay Williams vs. UAB (11/21/96) Season: 80 by Clay Williams (1997) Career: 274 by Clay Williams (1995-98) Longest: 72 yards by Heath Siemon vs. Newberry (10/9/93) Yards Game: Season: Career:

429 by Jason Trussell vs. VMI (10/21/00) 2,698 by Jason Trussel (2000) 5,218 by Nick Ellis (2003-07)

Average Game (min. 5 punts): 48.6 by Clay Williams vs. South Florida (11/1/97) Season (min. 30 punts): 43.9 by Clay Williams (1998) Career (min. 50 punts): 41.3 by Clay Williams (1995-98) Special Teams

Kick Returns Game: 9 by Alexius Ferguson vs. Hawai’i (9/22/07) Season: 50 by Kijana Thomas (2003) Career: 80 by Gerald Stevenson (2007-09) Longest: 98 yards by Mike Washington vs. Wofford (9/22/01); 98 yards vs. South Florida (11/2/02) Average Game (min. 3 returns): 54.0 by Tony Bines vs. Morgan State (10/1/94) Season: (min. 15 returns): 26.9 by Mike Washington (2001) Career: (min. 30 returns): 26.6 by Tony Bines (1994) Punt Returns Returns Game: 7 by Aaron Latino vs. Tusculum (11/6/99) Season: 31 by D’Angelo Dereef (1992) Career: 69 by D’Angelo Dereef (1991-94) Longest Return: 77 yards by Ken Mance vs. Tusculum (11/9/96) Average Game (min. 3 returns): 29.0 by Terrel Mitchell vs. Morehead State (9/30/95) Season (min. 15 returns): 13.58 (19-258) by C.J. Hirschman (2006) Career (min. 25 returns): 10.77 (26-280) by C.J. Hirschman (2004-07) Scoring Most Points, Kickers Game: 15 by Clint Kelly (2 field goal, 9 extra point) vs. Bethel (11/14/98) Season: 76 (16 field goals, 28 extra points) by John Paglia (2009) Career: 214 (29 field goals, 127 extra points) by Nick Ellis (2003-07)

Tackles Game: Season: Career:

Defensive Records

21 by Jon Belk vs. Troy State (10/15/94) 131 by Jada Ross (2007) 454 by Jada Ross (2004-07)

Tackles for Loss Game: 5 by Reggie Carr vs. Presbyterian (9/14/96) Season: 23 by Dennis Hamilton (1991) Career: 59 by Dennis Hamilton (1991-94) Quarterback Sacks Game: 4 by Dennis Hamilton vs. Guilford (9/28/91) Season: 11 by Dennis Hamilton (1991) Career: 28.5 by Dennis Hamilton (1991-94) Interceptions Game: 2 by Lawrence Williams vs. Morgan State (10/1/94); by Ruben Potts vs. Liberty (10/26/96); by Marcus Littlejohn vs. Tusculum (9/20/97); by Early Babb vs. Lenoir-Rhyne (10/2/99); by Sam Brown vs. Jacksonville (11/20/99); by C.J. Hirschman vs. Jacksonville (9/18/04); by Jon Carmon vs. Gardner-Webb (11/4/06); by Philip Ashley vs. Coastal Carolina (11/18/06); by Philip Ashley vs. Coastal Carolina (11/22/08) Season 6 by Philip Ashley (2008) Career: 11 by Philip Ashley (2006-08) Longest Interception Return: 59 yards by Josh Mitchell vs. Presbyterian (9/2/06) Fumble Returns Longest Fumble Return: 95 yards by Chris King at UAB (11/21/96) Fumble Returns for Touchdowns: 95 yards by Chris King at UAB (11/21/96); 80 yards by Mike McHoney at Wofford (11/22/97); 77 yards by Jada Ross vs. GardnerWebb (10/27/07); 72 yards by Antonio Simmons at Austin Peay (10/17/98); 20 yards by Tony Robinson vs. West Va State (9/16/00); 53 yards by Okeba Rollinson vs. V.M.I. (11/3/07); 37 yards by Ryan West vs. Wofford (9/22/01); Endzone recovery by Jay Davis vs. Newport News (9/21/91); Endzone recovery by Andre Key at Morehead State (9/30/95); Endzone recovery by Alexius Ferguson vs. North Greenville (9/29/07);

Most Points, Nonkickers Game: 24 by Terrel Mitchell vs. Morehead State (9/30/95); by Andre Copeland vs. WVWC (10/15/05); by Maurice Price vs. Savannah State (10/22/05) Season: 68 by Brad Johnson (1994); by Gerald Stevenson (2008) Career: 116 by Brad Johnson (1992-94); by Maurice Price (2004-06)

Individual Single-Game Superlatives

Rushing Attempts Opponent Liberty Presbyterian N.Greenville WVWC Gardner-Webb Tusculum Coastal Carolina Gardner-Webb

Date 10/3/98 9/10/94 9/19/98 10/15/05 11/5/05 9/27/03 11/20/04 11/9/02

Total 31 28 27 26 24 24 23 22

Rushing Yards Opponent WVWC Davidson Morehead State N.Greenville Presbyterian W.V. State Coastal Carolina Frostburg St. Morgan St. Bethel

Date 10/15/05 10/24/92 11/8/97 9/19/98 9/10/94 9/20/03 11/21/09 11/16/91 9/4/93 11/14/98

Total 226 200 191 190 156 148 145 132 130 130

Longest Rush from Scrimmage Name Opponent Date Antonio Singleton Austin Peay 10/14/00 Craig Roberson W.V. State 11/17/01 Antonio Singleton Liberty 11/11/00 Jake Sills Austin Peay 10/14/00 Collin Drafts Coastal Carolina 11/18/06 Gerald Stevenson N. Greenville 9/26/09 Eli Byrd Savannah State 10/6/07 Kenny Harper Charleston (WV) 9/25/04 Antonio Singleton Guilford 9/2/00 Sheldon Evans Presbyterian 9/8/01

Total 90 66 65 62 59 56 55 55 54 54

Name Vinson Blain D’Angelo Dereef Vinson Blain Andre Copeland Andre Copeland Collin Drafts Travis Mays Travis Mays 8 tied at 22 Name Andre Copeland Brad Johnson Lance Miller Vinson Blain D’Angelo Dereef Robert Adams Antwan Ivey Leroy Alexander D’Angelo Dereef Vinson Blain

Name Jake Sills Eli Byrd Darren Swiggett Sidney Bryant Collin Drafts Tribble Reese Eli Byrd Collin Drafts Andy Tarr Collin Drafts Collin Drafts

Pass Attempts Opponent Liberty North Greenville Citadel Presbyterian Howard Wofford Wofford Liberty Catawba Gardner-Webb Presbyterian

Date 11/10/01 9/29/07 11/21/02 11/10/07 10/9/04 9/6/08 9/8/07 10/30/04 9/27/97 11/4/06 9/11/04

Total 55 54 50 48 48 46 46 45 45 43 43

Name Eli Byrd Collin Drafts Tribble Reese Sidney Bryant Darren Swiggett Collin Drafts Eli Byrd Collin Drafts Tribble Reese Andy Tarr Collin Drafts Collin Drafts

Pass Completions Opponent North Greenville Gardner-Webb Wofford Presbyterian Citadel VMI Wofford Presbyterian Miami (Ohio) Catawba Howard Liberty

Quarterback Andy Tarr Name Collin Drafts Collin Drafts A.J. Toscano Jake Sills Jake Sills A.J. Toscano Collin Drafts Jake Sills Tribble Reese Tribble Reese

Date 9/29/07 11/4/06 9/6/08 11/10/07 11/21/02 10/2/04 9/8/07 9/11/04 9/27/08 9/7/97 10/9/04 10/30/04

Total 34 31 30 30 29 29 28 28 26 25 25 25

Quarterback Brad Johnson

Pass Completion Percentage Opponent Date Percent (Cmp/Att.) Allen 11/6/04 82.8 (24-29) Gardner-Webb 11/5/05 82.1 (23-28) Savannah State 10/3/09 80.8 (21-26) Guilford 9/2/00 80.0 (8-10) Wofford 9/22/01 80.0 (20-25) VMI 10/31/09 79.2 (19-24) Edward Waters 10/14/06 78.6 (22-28) W.V. State 11/17/01 76.9 (20-26) Presbyterian 11/8/08 76.2 (16-21) VMI 11/1/08 76.0 (19-25)

Name Collin Drafts Collin Drafts Jake Sills Eli Byrd Darren Swiggett Sidney Bryant Jake Sills Collin Drafts Collin Drafts Collin Drafts

Passing Yards Opponent Allen Gardner-Webb Austin Peay North Greenville Citadel Presbyterian Liberty VMI Citadel N. Greenville

Date 11/6/04 11/4/06 10/13/01 9/29/07 11/21/02 11/10/07 11/10/01 10/2/04 9/9/06 10/23/04

Total 419 406 406 398 396 382 344 330 320 320

Individual Single-Game Superlatives

Name Dee Brown Maurice Price Maurice Price Eddie Gadson Maurice Price Maurice Price Maurice Price Maurice Price 6 Tied at 9 Name Brad Moultrie Brad Moultrie Maurice Price Aaron Dunklin Dee Brown Ande Goldsmith Maurice Price Maurice Price Maurice Price Heath Siemon

Pass Receptions Opponent Wofford Liberty Liberty Presbyterian VMI Citadel Gardner-Webb Gardner-Webb

Date 9/8/07 11/11/06 11/12/05 9/11/04 10/21/06 9/9/06 11/4/06 11/5/05

Total 13 13 13 13 12 12 11 11

Receiving Yards Opponent Austin Peay Liberty Howard N. Greenville V.M.I. East Tenn. St. Liberty VMI W. Va. Wesleyan Presbyterian

Date 10/13/01 11/10/01 10/1/05 10/25/03 11/3/07 11/21/98 11/12/05 10/21/06 10/15/05 9/14/96

Total 241 194 189 179 177 174 171 166 158 157

Longest Pass / Reception Name Opponent Date Total QB - Jake Sills Austin Peay 10/14/00 95 WR - Steve McCoy QB - Jake Sills Austin Peay 10/13/00 92 WR - Sheldon Evans QB - Clint Chappell Presbyterian 9/14/02 86 WR - Brad Moultrie QB - Collin Drafts Gardner-Webb 11/4/06 81 WR - Bryant Burch QB - Collin Drafts VMI 10/21/06 80 WR - Maurice Price QB - Collin Drafts N. Greenville 10/25/03 75 WR - Don Phillips QB - Jake Sills Austin Peay 10/13/01 73 WR - Brad Moultrie QB - Collin Drafts Liberty 11/12/05 73 WR - Maurice Price QB - Collin Drafts N. Greenville 9/30/06 72 WR - Clayton Coffman Total Offensive Yards Name Opponent Date Total Collin Drafts Gardner-Webb 11/4/06 452 Eli Byrd North Greenville 9/29/07 423 Jake Sills Austin Peay 10/13/01 423 Collin Drafts Allen 11/6/04 398 Sidney Bryant Presbyterian 11/10/07 389 Jake Sills Liberty 11/10/01 386 Darren Swiggett The Citadel 11/21/02 374 Collin Drafts Savannah State 10/7/06 363 Brooks Combs East Tenn. St. 11/21/98 355 Collin Drafts Citadel 9/9/06 355 A.J. Toscano Presbyterian 11/7/09 351 Collin Drafts W. Va. Wesleyan 10/15/05 351

Quarterback - Collin Drafts

Wide Receiver/Kick Returner - Gerald Stevenson

Name Gerald Stevenson D’Angelo Dereef Terrel Mitchell Andre Copeland Brad Moultrie Gerald Stevenson Alexius Ferguson Tony Bines Vinson Blain D’Angelo Dereef

All-Purpose Yards Opponent Wofford Morgan St. Morehead St. W. Va. Wesleyan Austin Peay Stony Brook Hawai’i Liberty N.Greenville Citadel JV

Date 9/6/08 9/4/93 9/30/95 10/15/05 10/13/01 10/18/08 9/22/07 11/19/94 9/19/98 10/31/92

Total 302 278 255 245 241 240 225 222 215 205

Highest Average Per Punt (Minimum 3 punts) Name Opponent Date Avg. (Punts/Yds) Nick Ellis Gardner-Webb 11/5/05 46.30 (3-139) Andy Brown Gardner-Webb 10/4/08 45.14 (7-316) Jason Trussell ETSU 11/18/00 45.14 (7-316) Josh Waters Austin Peay 10/13/01 44.75 (4-179) Hart Pearson N. Greenville 9/30/06 43.75 (4-175) Nick Ellis Savannah State 10/6/07 43.25 (4-173) Jason Trussell W. Va. State 9/16/00 43.00 (4-172) Hart Pearson Savanah State 10/22/05 43.00 (4-172) Adam Resnick W. Liberty St. 9/28/02 43.00 (6-258)

Individual Single-Game Superlatives

Name Heath Seiman Jason Trussell Nik Zdral Nick Ellis Josh Waters Tavares Shorter Hart Pearson Andy Brown Adam Resnick Nick Ellis Name C.J. Hirschman C.J. Hirschman Mike Washington Antwan Ivey Tavares Shorter Don Phillips C.J. Hirschman C.J. Hirschman Mike Washington Mark Vail Name Mike Washington Mike Washington Antwan Smalls Mike Washington Deon Lee Kijana Thomas Mike Washington Tavares Shorter Mike Washington Tavares Shorter Name Gerald Stevenson Mike Washington Mike Washington Alexius Ferguson Kijana Thomas Kijana Thomas Kijana Thomas Kijana Thomas Deon Lee Gerald Stevenson

Longest Punts Opponent Newberry ETSU Presbyterian Gardner-Webb Wofford Coastal Carolina Jacksonville Wofford W. Liberty St. Johnson C. Smith

Date 10/9/93 11/18/00 9/14/02 11/5/05 9/22/01 11/22/03 9/16/05 9/12/09 9/28/02 9/15/07

Dist. 72 64 63 63 60 60 59 59 58 58

Longest Punt Returns Opponent Date Liberty 11/11/06 Savanah State 10/7/06 W.Va. State 11/17/01 VMI 10/31/09 N. Greenville 9/24/05 Savannah State 10/12/02 Edward Waters 10/14/06 VMI 10/21/06 W. Liberty St. 9/28/02 W. Va. State 9/16/00

Dist. 63 56 56 50 49 47 41 38 36 35

Longest Kick Returns Opponent Date South Florida 11/2/02 Liberty 11/10/01 Presbyterian 9/9/00 Jacksonville 10/6/01 Stony Brook 11/14/09 Liberty 11/1/03 W. Liberty St. 9/28/02 Savannah State 10/22/05 Wofford 9/22/01 VMI 10/8/05 Kick Return Yards Opponent Date Wofford 9/6/08 Wofford 9/22/01 South Florida 11/2/02 Hawaiâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;i 9/22/07 W. Va. State 9/20/03 N. Greenville 10/25/03 Liberty 11/1/03 Gardner-Webb 11/8/03 Stony Brook 11/14/09 Miami (Fla.) 8/28/08

Dist. 98 98 93 93 89 89 86 85 76 74 Total 255 192 187 179 169 149 142 140 134 133

Highest Average Per Kick Return (Minimum 2 returns) Name Opponent Date Avg. (Ret/Yds) Mike Washington W. Liberty State 9/28/02 55.00 (2-110) Tavares Shorter Savanah State 10/22/05 51.50 (2-103) Mike Washington Jacksonville 10/6/01 50.00 (2-100) Kijana Thomas Liberty 11/1/03 47.33 (3-142) Deon Lee Stony Brook 11/14/09 44.66 (3-134) Mike Washington Liberty 11/10/01 42.00 (3-126) Gerald Stevenson Presbyterian 11/10/07 41.50 (2-83) Tavares Shorter VMI 10/8/05 41.33 (3-124) Mike Washington Gardner-Webb 11/9/02 39.50 (2-79) Mike Washington Wofford 9/22/01 38.40 (5-192) Most Total Tackles Opponent Date Troy State 10/15/94 N. Greenville 9/30/06 VMI 10/21/06 Wofford 9/11/95 Coastal Carolina 11/20/04 Coastal Carolina 11/17/07 VMI 10/8/05 Liberty 10/20/07 N. Greenville 9/30/06 VMI 11/3/07 Howard 10/1/05 Savannah State 10/22/05 N. Greenville 9/24/05

Total 21 20 20 20 18 17 17 17 15 15 15 15 15

Name Dennis Hamilton Ryan West Okeba Rollinson Matt Woods

Most Quarterback Sacks Opponent Date Guilford 9/28/91 N. Greenville 9/2/01 The Citadel 9/9/06 Presbyterian 11/7/09

Sacks 4.0 3.0 2.5 2.5

Name Reggie Carr Okeba Rollinson Martin Arce Bowe Butler Quinton Johnson Chris Patrick

Most Tackles-For-Loss Opponent Date Presbyterian 9/14/96 The Citadel 9/9/06 Savannah State 10/12/02 Savannah State 10/12/02 Savannah State 10/11/08 Coastal Carolina 11/21/09

TFL 5.0 4.5 4.0 4.0 3.5 3.5

Name Jon Belk Jada Ross Jada Ross Andre Key Jada Ross Jada Ross Jada Ross Jada Ross Jonna Lee Jada Ross Jada Ross Jada Ross Jada Ross

Individual Career Records Player D’Angelo Dereef Vinson Blain Travis Mays Laron Gordon Robert Adams Lance Miller DeMarcus Moon Antwan Ivey Booker Peake Collin Drafts

Years 1991-94 1997-00 2001-04 1991-93 2003-06 1996-99 2007-09 2008-09 1996-99 2003-06

Att. 485 338 382 339 247 188 174 227 183 505

Rushing Yards Yds. Avg. 1,741 3.6 1,441 4.3 1,419 3.7 1,329 3.9 1,251 5.1 1,098 5.8 907 5.2 870 3.8 863 4.7 803 1.6

TD 14 12 11 6 15 4 3 6 5 17

Long 98 36 40 36 46 79 41 44 65 59

Player Collin Drafts Jake Sills Brooks Combs A.J. Toscano Andy Tarr Tribble Reese Eli Byrd Darren Swiggett J.J. Brinkerhoff Sidney Bryant

Years 2003-06 2000-01 1995-99 2008-09 1996-97 2008 2005-07 2002-04 1991-94 2004-07

Att. 1344 471 427 308 383 310 261 205 310 180

Passing Yards Comp. Pct. 833 62.0 261 55.4 190 44.4 179 58.3 169 44.1 189 60.9 147 56.3 118 57.6 115 37.1 105 58.3

Yds. 9,768 3,099 2,907 2,166 2,068 2,043 1,617 1,490 1,381 1,243

TD 73 15 13 13 9 23 12 10 6 11

TD 19 12 12 12 8 12 7 9 10 4

Long 80 80 59 61 86 43 61 64 42 55

TD 90 22 18 17 25 18 15 14 10 12

Player Maurice Price Ande Goldsmith Aaron Dunklin Markus Murry Brad Moultrie Gerald Stevenson Heath Siemon Dee Brown Eddie Gadson Luke Turner

Years 2004-06 1996-99 2002-03 2005-08 2000-02 2007-09 1993-97 2007-08 2003-04 2000-03

Rec. 202 102 125 118 104 112 96 76 78 88

Receiving Yards Yds. Avg. 2,429 12.02 1,982 19.4 1,786 14.3 1,736 14.71 1,385 13.3 1,363 12.2 1,278 13.3 949 12.4 931 11.9 876 9.9

Player Collin Drafts Jake Sills Brooks Combs A.J. Toscano Tribble Reese Andy Tarr Eli Byrd D’Angelo Dereef Darren Swiggett Vincent Blain

Years 2003-06 2000-01 1995-99 2008-09 2008 1996-97 2005-07 1991-94 2002-04 1997-00

Rush 803 438 440 336 106 220 250 1741 -39 1441

Total Offense Pass Total 9,768 10,571 3,099 3,537 2,907 3,347 2,092 2,502 2,043 2,149 2068 2,288 1,617 1,867 0 1,741 1,490 1,451 0 1,441

INT 44 22 20 13 24 12 14 12 30 9

Individual Career Records Years 2007-09 1991-94 2004-06 1996-99 2002-03 2000-04 2005-08 1997-00 1993-97 1995-97

Player Nick Ellis Clint Kelly John Paglia Dennis Decker Josh Waters Jason Trussell

Years 2003-07 1996-99 2007-09 1991-94 2001 2000

Placekicking (sorted by points scored) FG-Att. Pct. PAT-Att. Pct. 29-45 64.4 127-135 94.1 24-44 54.5 71-81 87.6 26-36 72.2 46-55 83.6 20-34 58.8 58-67 86.6 11-16 68.7 25-27 92.6 6-12 50.0 29-30 96.7

Player Clay Williams Adam Resnick Hart Pearson Josh Waters Jason Trussell Andy Brown Phil Hatcher Pete Franciosi Nick Ellis

Years 1995-98 2002 2004-06 2001 1999-00 2008-09 1991-92 1994 2003-07

Punting (sorted by average) Punts Yds. Avg. Long 274 11,339 41.3 66 45 1,734 38.5 58 64 2,404 37.5 59 35 1,288 36.8 60 124 4,507 36.1 64 97 3,489 36.0 59 108 3,871 35.8 47 50 1,741 34.8 59 147 5,218 34.5 63

Years 1993 2009 1994 2001-02 1998-99 2007-09 2003-04 1998-99 1995-97

Kickoff Returns (sorted by average) Ret. Yds. Avg. Long 9 261 29.0 67 10 284 28.4 89 27 718 26.6 96 57 1,476 25.9 98 28 657 23.4 70 80 1,836 23.0 61 51 1,163 22.8 89 38 859 22.6 61 42 867 20.6 51

Player Eric Gomillion Deon Lee Tony Bines Mike Washington Larry Stroud Gerald Stevenson Kijana Thomas Aaron Latino Terrel Mitchell

Rush 677 1,741 7 74 16 1,419 -8 1,441 24 102

All-Purpose Yards Rec. Ret. 1,363 1,944 329 1,725 2,429 0 1,982 154 1,786 221 224 330 1,736 129 341 20 1,278 470 574 1,039

Player Gerald Stevenson Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Angelo Dereef Maurice Price Ande Goldsmith Aaron Dunklin Travis Mays Markus Murry Vinson Blain Heath Siemon Terrell Mitchell

Total 3,984 3,795 2,436 2,210 2,023 1,973 1,857 1,802 1,772 1,713 Pts. 214 143 124 118 58 47

TD 0 1 1 3 1 0 0 0 0

Individual Career Records Player Terrell Mitchell Ken Mance Travis Mays C.J. Hirschman Antwan Ivey Gerald Stevenson Mike Washington Eddie Gadson Aaron Latino D’Angelo Dereef

Years 1995-97 1995-98 2000-04 2004-07 2008-09 2007-09 2001-02 2004 1998-99 1991-94

Punt Returns (sorted by average) Ret. Yds. Avg. Long 9 172 19.1 65 6 114 19.0 77 7 93 13.3 31 26 280 10.7 63 13 135 10.4 50 11 108 9.8 26 34 304 8.9 56 23 167 7.2 22 48 328 6.8 48 69 417 6.0 25

Player Nick Ellis Clint Kelly John Paglia Dennis Decker Maurice Price Brad Johnson Gerald Stevenson D’Angelo Dereef Collin Drafts Robert Adams Vinson Blain Markus Murry

Years 2003-07 1996-99 2007-09 1991-94 2004-06 1992-94 2007-09 1991-94 2003-06 2003-06 1997-00 2005-08

TD 0 0 0 0 19 19 17 18 17 15 13 12

Scoring PAT-1 PAT-2 127 0 71 0 46 0 58 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1

FG 29 24 26 20 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total 214 143 124 118 116 116 106 108 102 90 80 74

Player Jada Ross Jonna Lee Coy Browning Josh Mitchell Dennis Hamilton Jon Belk Quentin Lee Bill Barteld Bowe Butler Sam Brown

Years 2004-07 2003-07 1991-93 2004-08 1991-94 1991-94 1993-96 1991-94 2001-04 1996-99

Solo 195 145 142 101 138 142 167 128 150 152

Tackles Assists Total 259 454 150 295 150 292 178 279 133 271 126 268 90 257 122 250 80 230 75 227

TFL 31.5 34.5 13 20.5 59 2 21 21 23 6

Sacks 6 8 3 5 28.5 3 4 4 6 0

Player Philip Ashley C.J. Hirschman Jon Carmon Jon Belk Marcus Littlejohn David Misher Wesley Watts Ruben Potts Omar Payne Antonio Simmons Mike Washington Tavares Shorter

Years 2006-08 2004-07 2004-07 1991-94 1997-00 2004-07 1992-93 1995-97 1995-99 1997-00 2001-02 2004-06

Int. 11 7 7 7 7 6 6 5 5 5 5 5

Interceptions Yds. TD 170 0 51 0 123 0 76 7 37 0 61 0 128 2 0 0 28 0 70 1 49 0 45 0

TD 2 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0

Long 23 39 61 32 16 22 49 0 27 55 40 21

Team Single-Game Records

Rushing Most Attempts: . ................................................... 66 vs. Morgan State (9/4/93) Fewest Attempts: ...............................................17 vs. South Florida (9/19/09) Most Yards Gained: ...................................................417 vs. Guilford (9/2/00) Fewest Yards Gained: ............................................. -27 vs. Wofford (11/11/95) Most Yards Allowed: ............................................. 595 vs. Wofford (11/12/94) Fewest Yards Allowed: ................................-19 vs. Edward Waters (10/14/06) Most Yards Gained, Both Teams: .......................................................................... .................................................................756 (Wofford 595, CSU 161; 11/12/94) Most Touchdowns: . .......................................................8 vs. Guilford (9/2/00) Most Touchdowns Allowed: ...................................... 8 vs. Wofford (11/12/94)

Passing Most Attempts: . ......................................................... 55 vs. Liberty (11/10/01) Fewest Attempts: .........................................................0 vs. Methodist (9/5/92) Most Attempts Allowed: .............................67 vs. North Greenville (11/19/98) Fewest Attempts Allowed: .................2 vs. Wofford (11/12/94); vs. Wofford (11/22/97) Most Completions: . ......................................34 vs. North Greenville (9/29/07) Fewest Completions: ...................................................0 vs. Methodist (9/5/92) Most Completions Allowed: .......................39 vs. North Greenville (11/19/98) Fewest Completions Allowed: ....................................0 vs. Wofford (11/12/94) Most Yards Gained: ..................................431 vs. North Greenville (10/25/03) Fewest Yards Gained: ..................................................0 vs. Methodist (9/5/92) Most Yards Allowed: ................................488 vs. North Greenville (11/19/98) Fewest Yards Allowed: ..............................................0 vs. Wofford (11/12/94) Most Combined Yards Gained: .......................860 (CSU 372, NGU 488; 11/19/98) Fewest Combined Yards Gained: . .............28 (CSU 17, Wofford 11; 11/22/97) Most Touchdowns: .................5 vs. NGU (10/23/04); vs. Citadel (9/9/06); vs. EWC (11/15/08) Most Touchdowns Allowed: ................................... 7 vs. New Haven (11/2/96) Most Interceptions Thrown: . .......................................6 vs. Methodist (9/7/91) Most Interceptions Made: . ...........................................................4 vs. Lenoir-Rhyne (10/2/99); ............................................................vs. Edward Waters (10/14/06); vs. Presbyterian (11/7/09)

Total Offense Most Offensive Plays: . ..................................90 vs. North Greenville (9/29/07) Fewest Offensive Plays: . ......................... 30 vs. Newport News App. (9/19/98) Most Offensive Plays Allowed: .................. 95 vs. Newport News App. (9/19/98) Fewest Offensive Plays Allowed: ...................30 vs. Edward Waters (10/14/06) Most First Downs: ........................................... 30 vs. Savannah State (10/3/09) Fewest First Downs: .............................................................3 vs. Guilford (9/28/91); ...................vs. S.C. State (11/9/91); vs. ETSU (10/10/92); vs. Hofstra (10/21/95) Most First Downs Allowed: .......................40 vs. South Carolina State (9/6/97) Fewest First Downs Allowed: . .......................................3 vs. Bethel (11/14/98) Most Total Yards: ........................................................... 641 vs. Allen (11/6/04) Fewest Total Yards: .....................................................27 vs. Hofstra (10/21/95) Most Total Yards Allowed: ....................................... 652 vs. Liberty (10/26/96) Fewest Total Yards Allowed: .........................64 vs. Edward Waters (10/14/06) Most Total Yards Combined: ................................1,104 (CSU 630, NGU 474; 11/19/98) Fewest Total Yards Combined: .....................210 (CSU 46, S.C. State 164; 11/9/91)

Scoring Most Points Scored: ................................................................ 71 vs. Bethel (11/14/98) Most Points Allowed: ...................................................... 66 vs. Troy State (10/14/95) Fewest Points Scored: ............................................. 0, 19 times (last vs. USF, 9/19/09) Fewest Points Allowed: ........................ 0, 9 times (last vs. North Greenville, 9/26/09) Most Points Scored, Both Teams: ........... 92 (CSU 55, North Greenville 37; 11/19/98) Fewest Points Scored, Both Teams: . ................ 9 (CSU 9, North Greenville 0; 9/7/02) Most Points Scored, One Half: ...............................43 (1st Half) vs. Bethel (11/14/98) Most Points Allowed, One Half: . ..........................49 (2nd Half) vs. ETSU (10/10/92) Most Points Scored in Loss: ............................................34 vs. Presbyterian (9/10/94) Most Points Scored by a Defeated Opponent: .......... 42 by West Virginia St. (9/20/03) Largest Margin of Victory: ........................................ 71 (CSU 71, Bethel 0; 11/14/98) Largest Margin of Defeat: . .......................... 62 (East Tennessee 62, CSU 0; 10/10/92) Most Touchdowns Scored: . ...................................................... 9 vs. Bethel (11/14/98) Most Touchdowns Allowed: ............................................... 9 vs. Troy State (10/14/95) Most Field Goals Attempted: ..................................5 vs. West Virginia State (9/16/00) Most Field Goals Made: ..................3, five times (last vs. Coastal Carolina, 11/21/09)

Special Teams and Miscellaneous Most Punts: .....................................12 vs. Alabama-Birmingham (11/21/96) Highest Punting Average (min. 4 punts): ...............51.2 vs. Liberty (10/3/98) Most Punt Returns: ................................................... 7 vs. Bethel (11/14/98) Highest Punt Return Average (min. 4): ..................25.0 vs. Morehead St. (9/30/95) Most Kickoff Returns: .................................. 11 vs. Gardner-Webb (11/9/02) Highest Kickoff Return Avg (min 3): .................37.8 vs. Morgan State (10/1/94) Most Penalties: . ..............................20 vs. Alabama-Birmingham (10/19/91) Most Penalty Yards: ..............................................154 vs. Liberty (11/10/01) Fewest Penalties: ...................................................0 vs. Troy State (10/2/93) Fewest Penalty Yards: ............................................0 vs. Troy State (10/2/93) Most Fumbles: ....................................................... 12 vs. Hofstra (10/21/95) Most Fumbles Lost: .........................5 vs. S.C. St. (11/9/91); vs. Hofstra (10/21/95)

Team Season Records

Scoring Highest Scoring Avg: ................................. 27.3 (300 pts in 11 games) in 2006 Lowest Scoring Avg: . .................................11.7 (129 pts in 11 games) in 1995 Highest Scoring Avg Allowed: .................. 46.9 (516 pts in 11 games) in 1994 Lowest Scoring Avg Allowed: ................... 18.1 (199 pts in 11 games) in 2006 Most Touchdowns Scored: . ..............................................................41 in 2006 Most Touchdowns Allowed: .............................................................70 in 1994 Most Field Goals Attempted: ............................................................22 in 2009 Most Field Goals Made: ...................................................................16 in 2009

Rushing Most Attempts: . ..............................................................................514 in 1993 Fewest Attempts: ............................................................................312 in 2006 Most Yards Gained: .....................................................................1,978 in 2000 Fewest Yards Gained: .....................................................................606 in 1995 Most Yards Allowed: ...................................................................3,257 in 1994 Fewest Yards Allowed: ................................................................1,197 in 2006 Most Yards Gained per Game: .................179.8 (1,978 yds in 11 games) in 2000 Most Yards Allowed per Game: ...............296.1 (3,257 yds in 11 games) in 1994 Most Touchdowns: . .......................................................20 in 1999; 20 in 2000 Most Touchdowns Allowed: ............................................................. 44 in 1994 Passing Most Attempts: . ..............................................................................418 in 2007 Fewest Attempts: ............................................................................151 in 1992 Most Attempts Allowed: ................................................................338 in 2002 Fewest Attempts Allowed: ..............................................................204 in 1997 Most Completions: . ........................................................................239 in 2006 Fewest Completions: ........................................................................50 in 1992 Most Completions Allowed: ...........................................................207 in 2006 Fewest Completions Allowed: ..........................................................89 in 1991 Highest Completion Percentage: ...................................................68.6 in 2006 Lowest Completion Percentage: ...................................................32.0 in 1991 Highest Completion Percentage Allowed: .....................................62.7 in 2006 Lowest Completion Percentage Allowed: . ....................................41.4 in 1991 Most Yards Gained: .....................................................................2,863 in 2006 Fewest Yards Gained: .....................................................................596 in 1992 Most Yards Allowed: ...................................................................2,496 in 2006 Fewest Yards Allowed: ................................................................1,318 in 2004 Most Yards Gained per Game: .................260.3 (2,863 yds in 11 games) in 2006 Most Yards Allowed per Game:................226.9 (2,496 yds in 11 games) in 2006 Most Touchdowns: . ..........................................................................26 in 2008 Fewest Touchdowns: . .........................................................................2 in 1993 Most Touchdowns Allowed: .............................................................28 in 1993 Fewest Touchdowns Allowed: ............................................................8 in 2004 Most Interceptions Thrown: . ............................................................28 in 1991 Fewest Interceptions Thrown: ............................................................9 in 1993 Most Interceptions Made: .................................................................18 in 2006 Fewest Interceptions Made: ................................................................6 in 1995

Total Offense Most Offensive Plays: ..........................................................767 in 2002 Fewest Offensive Plays: .......................................................552 in 1992 Most Offensive Plays Allowed: . ...........................................860 in 2002 Fewest Offensive Plays Allowed: . ........................................588 in 2000 Most First Downs: ................................................................226 in 2009 Fewest First Downs: ............................................. 107 in 1991 and 1992 Most First Downs Allowed: ........................................ 241 in 2002, 2007 Fewest First Downs Allowed: ...............................................140 in 1991 Most Total Yards: ..............................................................4,120 in 2001 Fewest Total Yards: ..........................................................1,970 in 1995 Most Total Yards Allowed: ................................................5,340 in 1994 Fewest Total Yards Allowed: .............................................2,531 in 2000 Most Total Yards per Game: ................................................................... ....................................................383.7 (3,837 yds in 10 games) in 2001 Fewest Total Yards per Game: ................................................................ ..................................................... 179.0 (1970 yds in 11 games) in 1995 Most Total Yards Allowed per Game: . .................................................... .................................................... 485.5 (5,340 yds in 11 games) in 1994 Fewest Total Yards Allowed per Game: . ................................................. .................................................... 230.1 (2,531 yds in 11 games) in 2000 Special Teams and Miscellaneous Most Consecutive Victories: ............................... 14 (10/15/05-11/11/06) Most Consecutive Victories in a season:................................... 9 in 2006 Most Consecutive Losses: .................................... 19 (10/16/93-9/23/95) Most Shutouts: ...........................................................2 in 2000; in 2008 Most Times Shutout: ................................................ 3 in 1992 and 1998 Most Punts: ........................................................................... 85 in 2003 Highest Punting Average: ....................................................46.5 in 1997 Lowest Punting Average: .....................................................28.3 in 2003 Most Punt Returns: ............................................................... 34 in 2000 Highest Punt Return Average: . ............................................13.9 in 2006 Most Kickoff Returns: ........................................................... 77 in 1994 Highest Kickoff Return Average: .........................................23.4 in 1998 Most Penalties (Penalty Yards): .....................109 in 1994 (895 in 1994) Fewest Penalties (Penalty Yards): .....................53 in 1997 (462 in 1996) Most Fumbles (Lost): ........................................ 40 in 1993 (24 in 1993) Highest Home Attendance: ......................... 5,570 vs. S.C. State (9/5/98) Highest Road Attendance: ............................ 90,621 vs. Florida (9/5/09)

Year-By-Year Team Leaders

RUSHING Year Player 1991 Laron Gordon 1992 Brad Johnson 1993 Eric Gomillion 1994 D’Angelo Dereef 1995 Marcus Simmons 1996 Mario Alston 1997 Lance Miller 1998 Vinson Blain 1999 Vinson Blain 2000 Antonio Singleton 2001 Sheldon Evans 2002 Travis Mays 2003 Robert Adams 2004 Travis Mays 2005 Andre Copeland 2006 Collin Drafts 2007 DeMarcus Moon 2008 Antwan Ivey 2009 Antwan Ivey

Att. 149 140 124 177 58 87 74 180 121 86 81 109 101 107 158 130 67 112 115

Yds. 606 475 626 647 183 463 523 774 533 512 387 394 474 464 721 513 382 380 490

Avg. 4.1 3.4 5.0 3.7 3.2 5.3 7.1 4.3 4.4 6.0 4.8 3.6 4.7 4.3 4.6 3.9 5.7 3.4 4.3

PASSING Year Player 1991 J.J. Brinkerhoff 1992 Brad Johnson 1993 Brad Johnson 1994 Tony Bines 1995 Ruben Potts 1996 Andy Tarr 1997 Andy Tarr 1998 Brooks Combs 1999 Brooks Combs 2000 Jake Sills 2001 Jake Sills 2002 Darren Swiggett 2003 Collin Drafts 2004 Collin Drafts 2005 Collin Drafts 2006 Collin Drafts 2007 Eli Byrd 2008 Tribble Reese 2009 A.J. Toscano

Att. 111 128 116 107 183 170 213 223 141 147 324 205 329 340 356 319 248 310 308

Comp. 31 47 52 44 84 74 95 87 78 78 183 118 181 212 217 223 139 189 179

Yds. 395 541 608 654 1,034 1,091 977 1,594 1,011 802 2,297 1,490 1,977 2,532 2,594 2,665 1,546 2,043 2,092

RECEIVING Year Player 1991 Bobby Degregorio Laron Gordon 1992 Bobby Degregorio 1993 Bill Collins 1994 Brad Johnson 1995 Jermaine Jenkins 1996 Heath Siemon 1997 Ande Goldsmith 1998 Ande Goldsmith 1999 Ande Goldsmith 2000 Sam Welch 2001 Brad Moultrie 2002 Aaron Dunklin 2003 Aaron Dunklin 2004 Eddie Gadson 2005 Maurice Price 2006 Maurice Price 2007 Dee Brown 2008 Gerald Stevenson 2009 Gerald Stevenson

PUNTING Year Player 1991 Phil Hatcher 1992 Phil Hatcher 1993 Greg Robinson 1994 Pete Franciosi 1995 Clay Williams 1996 Clay Williams 1997 Clay Williams 1998 Clay Williams 1999 Jason Trussell 2000 Jason Trussell 2001 Josh Waters 2002 Adam Resnick 2003 Clint Chappell 2004 Nick Ellis 2005 Hart Pearson 2006 Hart Pearson 2007 Nick Ellis 2008 Andy Brown 2009 Andy Brown

No. 65 43 29 50 73 60 80 61 53 71 35 45 43 43 37 27 57 55 42

Yds. 2.310 1.561 925 1.741 2.832 2.380 3.448 2.679 1.809 2.698 1.288 1.734 1.190 1.448 1.385 1.019 2.105 1,997 1,492

Avg. 35.5 36.3 31.9 34.8 38.8 39.7 43.1 43.9 34.1 38.0 36.8 38.5 27.7 33.7 37.4 37.7 36.9 36.3 35.5

No. 9 9 14 21 50 40 34 29 32 25 20 59 45 80 69 72 103 69 45 55

Yds. 137 101 261 339 688 483 469 476 762 575 216 865 723 1063 792 1,043 985 898 551 724

Avg. 15.2 11.2 18.6 16.1 13.8 12.1 13.8 16.4 23.8 23.0 10.8 14.7 16.1 13.3 11.5 14.5 9.6 13.0 12.2 13.2

PUNT RETURNS Year Player 1991 D’Angelo Dereef 1992 D’Angelo Dereef 1993 D’Angelo Dereef 1994 Tony Bines 1995 Terrel Mitchell 1996 Ken Mance 1997 Marcus Littlejohn 1998 Aaron Latino 1999 Aaron Latino 2000 Mark Vail 2001 Mike Washington 2002 Mike Washington 2003 Don Phillips 2004 Eddie Gadson 2005 Tavares Shorter 2006 C.J. Hirschman 2007 C.J. Hirschman Gerald Stevenson 2008 Gerald Stevenson 2009 Antwan Ivey

No. 17 31 16 6 7 4 15 17 31 28 14 20 10 23 14 19 7 5 6 12

Yds. 91 236 65 34 154 113 80 181 147 161 96 208 32 167 143 258 22 48 60 114

Avg. 5.4 7.6 4.1 5.7 22.0 28.3 5.3 10.6 4.7 5.8 6.9 10.4 3.2 7.3 10.2 13.6 3.1 9.6 10.0 9.5

Plays Rush Pass 149 606 0 268 475 541 208 222 6-8 181 229 654 314 -13 1,034 290 161 1,091 307 59 977 356 315 1,594 206 158 1,011 209 272 802 387 166 2,297 246 -39 1,490 492 -8 1,977 429 120 2,532 479 178 2,594 449 513 2,665 313 257 1,546 410 106 2,043 390 325 2,092

Total 606 1,016 830 883 1,021 1,252 1,036 1,909 1,169 1,074 2,463 1,451 1969 2,652 2,772 3,178 1,803 2,149 2,417

KICKOFF RETURNS Year Player 1991 D’Angelo Dereef 1992 Suron Latta 1993 Eric Gomillion 1994 Tony Bines 1995 Terrel Mitchell 1996 Terrel Mitchell 1997 Greg Pinckney 1998 Larry Stroud 1999 Aaron Latino 2000 Antwan Smalls 2001 Mike Washington 2002 Mike Washington 2003 Kijana Thomas 2004 Dimar Labega 2005 Tavares Shorter 2006 Bryant Burch 2007 Gerald Stevenson 2008 Gerald Stevenson 2009 Gerald Stevenson

No. 24 13 9 27 19 22 16 14 23 12 24 33 50 13 24 16 24 37 19

Yds. 411 224 261 718 384 449 288 399 471 254 645 831 1148 256 544 292 551 921 364

Avg. 17.1 17.2 29.0 26.6 20.2 20.4 18.0 28.5 20.5 21.2 26.9 25.2 23.0 19.7 22.7 18.2 23.0 24.9 19.2

TOTAL OFFENSE Year Player 1991 Laron Gordon 1992 Brad Johnson 1993 Brad Johnson 1994 Tony Bines 1995 Ruben Potts 1996 Andy Tarr 1997 Andy Tarr 1998 Brooks Combs 1999 Brooks Combs 2000 Jake Sills 2001 Jake Sills 2002 Darren Swiggett 2003 Collin Drafts 2004 Collin Drafts 2005 Collin Drafts 2006 Collin Drafts 2007 Eli Byrd 2008 Tribble Reese 2009 A.J. Toscano

SCORING Year Player 1991 Leroy Alexander 1992 D’Angelo Dereef 1993 Dennis Decker 1994 Brad Johnson 1995 Terrel Mitchell 1996 Andy Tarr 1997 Andy Tarr 1998 Clint Kelly 1999 Clint Kelly 2000 Jason Trussell 2001 Josh Waters 2002 Aaron Dunklin 2003 Aaron Dunklin 2004 Eddie Gadson 2005 Nick Ellis 2006 Maurice Price 2007 Nick Ellis 2008 Gerald Stevenson 2009 John Paglia

TD 4 7 0 11 6 5 4 0 0 0 0 6 6 9 0 10 0 11 0

PAT 0 0 12 1 0 0 1 28 18 29 25 0 0 0 35 0 29 1 28

FG 0 0 9 0 0 0 0 9 8 6 11 0 0 0 7 0 11 0 16

Total 24 42 39 68 36 30 26 55 42 47 58 36 36 54 56 60 62 68 76

ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Year Player 1991 Laron Gordon 1992 D’Angelo Dereef 1993 D’Angelo Dereef 1994 Tony Bines 1995 Terrel Mitchell 1996 Terrel Mitchell 1997 Lance Miller 1998 Vinson Blain 1999 Aaron Latino 2000 Antonio Singleton 2002 Mike Washington 2003 Aaron Dunklin 2004 Eddie Gadson 2005 Maurice Price 2006 Maurice Price 2007 Dee Brown 2008 Gerald Stevenson 2009 Gerald Stevenson TACKLES Year Player 1991 Coy Browning 1992 Coy Browning 1993 Coy Browning 1994 Bill Barteld 1995 Quentin Lee 1996 Sam Brown 1997 Luvert Smith 1998 Antonio Simmons 1999 Sam Brown 2000 Henry Scott 2001 Scott Quigley 2002 Bowe Butler 2003 Jonna Lee 2004 Jada Ross 2005 Jada Ross 2006 Jada Ross 2007 Jada Ross 2008 Andrew McKain 2009 Andrew McKain INTERCEPTIONS Year Player 1991 Chris Toney 1992 Wesley Watts 1993 Wesley Watts Jon Belk 1994 Lamont Witherspoon 1995 Six Players with 1 1996 Ruben Potts 1997 Marcus Littlejohn 1998 Three tied with 2 1999 Four tied with 2 2000 Two tied with 3 2001 Dounia Whitehouse 2002 Mike Washington 2003 Kijana Thomas 2004 Tavares Shorter 2005 Three Tied with 2 2006 Jon Carmon 2007 Jon Carmon Josh Warrior 2008 Philip Ashley 2009 Chris Kuzdale SACKS Year 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

Player Dennis Hamilton Bill Barteld Dennis Hamilton Dennis Hamilton Reggie Carr Shaun Richardson Four tied with 2 Gary Hamby Adrell Walker Garrett Plyler Adrell Walker Jonathan West Jonna Lee Adam DeGraffenreid Tyrese Harris Dennis Justiniani Jake Killeen Jake Killeen Joel Walton

Rush 606 465 547 229 16 86 523 774 0 512 0 16 0 -8 15 11 298 364

Rec. 101 111 160 114 231 338 26 142 266 5 0 1,063 792 1,043 985 898 551 724

Ret. 33 659 539 752 538 467 0 0 618 0 1,088 168 305 0 0 20 981 364

Total 740 1,235 1,246 1,095 785 891 549 916 884 517 1,088 1,247 1,097 1,035 1,000 929 1,830 1,452

ST 28 74 40 45 64 77 51 58 35 36 40 42 64 31 56 51 57 35 40

AT 58 44 48 46 35 27 25 31 18 31 15 30 34 37 72 76 74 39 39

Total 86 118 88 91 99 104 76 89 53 67 55 72 98 68 128 127 131 74 79

No. 3 3 3 3 4

Yds. 23 65 63 60 29

Avg. 7.6 21.7 21.0 20.0 7.3

4 3

25 29

6.2 9.6

3 5 3 3

0 0 26 25

0.0 0.0 8.7 8.3

4 3 3 6 3

24 99 17 117 8

6.0 33.0 5.7 19.5 2.7

No. 11 7 6 8 6 4

Yds. NR NR NR NR NR 30

Avg. NR NR NR NR NR 7.5

9 3 5 7 5 3 6 3 6 4.5 5.5 6.0

66 14 34 30 18 13 37 15 22 21 27 27

7.3 4.7 6.8 4.5 3.7 4.3 6.2 5.0 2.75 4.6 4.9 4.5

Top Offensive Performances

BUCCANEERS

FIRST DOWNS Opponent West Va. Wesleyan Allen Savannah State North Greenville North Greenville Presbyterian Presbyterian S.C. State

Date 10/15/05 9/6/04 10/3/09 9/26/09 9/02/01 11/7/09 11/10/07 9/6/97

Total 31 31 30 28 28 27 27 27

RUSHING YARDS Opponent Guilford West Va. Wesleyan Morgan State Lees-McRae Gallaudet Davidson Tusculum Newberry Austin Peay Bethel

Date 9/2/00 10/15/05 9/4/93 10/16/93 11/2/91 10/24/92 11/9/96 10/9/99 10/14/00 11/14/98

Total 417 397 383 353 352 352 352 325 320 314

PASSING YARDS Opponent North Greenville Allen Gardner-Webb Austin Peay North Greenville The Citadel Presbyterian North Greenville North Greenville Liberty

Date 10/25/03 11/6/04 11/4/06 10/13/01 9/29/07 11/21/02 11/10/07 10/23/04 9/19/98 11/10/01

TOTAL OFFENSE Opponent West Va. Wesleyan Allen North Greenville North Greenville Austin Peay Austin Peay Savannah State Guilford North Greenville North Greenville

Date 10/15/05 11/6/04 9/19/98 9/29/07 10/14/00 10/13/01 10/3/09 9/02/00 9/26/09 9/02/01

FIRST DOWNS School S.C. State Newport News Wofford West Va. State Liberty

OPPONENTS Date 9/6/97 9/19/92 11/16/96 9/20/03 11/19/94

Total 40 33 32 30 30

RUSHING YARDS School Wofford Wofford UAB Newberry Wofford The Citadel Wofford Coastal Carolina Wofford Hofstra

Date 11/12/94 11/22/98 11/21/96 10/8/94 11/16/96 8/30/03 9/6/09 11/20/04 9/22/01 10/21/95

Total 595 519 504 452 450 435 434 412 399 392

Total 431 419 406 406 398 396 382 372 372 344

PASSING YARDS School North Greenville Troy State West Va. Wesleyan Liberty UAB Hawaiâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;i Savannah State North Greenville Tusculum New Haven Newport News Wingate

Date 9/19/98 10/14/95 10/15/05 10/26/96 10/23/93 9/22/07 10/22/05 9/29/07 9/27/03 11/2/96 9/19/92 9/16/06

Total 488 410 400 398 373 363 358 355 355 355 348 347

Total 695 641 630 537 535 529 528 520 516 515

TOTAL OFFENSE School Liberty Newberry Florida UAB Wofford The Citadel Liberty Wofford Savannah State Newport News

Date 10/26/96 10/8/94 9/5/09 11/21/96 11/12/94 8/30/03 11/19/94 9/22/01 10/22/05 9/19/92

Total 654 637 624 599 595 575 566 566 563 563

Robert Adams (2003-06) Leroy Alexander (1991-92) David Allen (1992-94) Mario Alston (1996) John Amaro (2001-02) Cleveland Amerson (1992) James Antaplyan (2009) Artie Apple (1991) Martin Arce (2002-03) Andre Archie (1997) Ryan Ard (2006-09) Phillip Ashley (2006-08) Shawn Atkins (1991) Josh Atkinson (2007-09) Early Babb (1999) Matt Bach (2007-09) B.J. Baker (2008-09) Ben Ballenger (1998-99) Torri Barber (2002) Bill Barteld (1991-94) Derek Bass (1997-98) Jacques Bazile (2008-09) Brian Beattie (1995) Jay Beech (2001-02) Jon Belk (1991-94) Bubba Belue (1996) Josh Bender (1996-99) Darian Benton (2007) Brian Berry (2000-01) Tony Bines (1994) Phillip Bing (1991) Vinson Blain (1997-99) Joel Blaschke (1996-97) Austin Bloedoorn (2009) Otis Bonneau (1991) Brett Bowdren (2003-06) Tim Bowerman (1994) Joe Bowers (1997-98) Mark Bracci (1993) Alex Bragg (2005-08) Will Bratcher (2001-04) John Breeden (1995-98) J.J. Brinkerhoff (1991-94) Andy Brown (2008-09) Anthony Brown (1997) Antonio Brown (2009) Dee Brown (2007-08) Fritz Brown (1995) Mike Brown (1999-00) Nicholas Brown (2001) Sam Brown (1996-99) Wes Brown (2008-09) Coy Browning (1991-93) Javon Bryant (2002) Sidney Bryant (2005-07) Eli Byrd (2007) Wil Bunn (2002) Bryant Burch (2005-06) Derek Burgess (1995)

All-Time Lettermen

David Burton (1992) Bowe Butler (2001-04) Bryce Butler (1994-95) Rich Butler (1998) Kris Camden (1995) Wallace Campbell (1991-94) Antoine Canzater (1995-96) Daniel Canzater (1991) Jonathan Carmon (2004-07) Reggie Carr (1992-96) Sean Carroll (1997) Tyrone Carter (1991) Shaunte Cary (1997) Ken Chadwick (1991) Anthony Chalmers (2009) Chase Chambers (2005-07) Clint Chappell (2002-03) Dane Charles (1996) Kevin Clabaugh (2005) Caleb Clark (2009) Bryan Clodfelter (1991) Clayton Coffman (2006-09) Kyle Coffman (1999) Andre Copeland (2005) Abiyd Coleman (2008-09) Kevin Coleman (1997) Tim Coleman (2001-02) Bill Collins (1993) Brooks Combs (1995-99) Freddie Cribb (1992-95) Chuck Crouch (1992-94) Jeff Crumpler (1996-97) Travis Cunningham (2000-01) C.J. Dancy (2008) Jay Davis (1991) Christian Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Agostino (2006) Dennis Decker (1991-94) Adam DeGraffenreid (2004-05) Bobby Degregorio (1991-92) Omar Deleston (1997-98) Dennis Delemar (2005-06) Elijah Denmark (1999) Dâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Angelo Dereef (1991-94) Lon Dimbatt (1999-00) Collin Drafts (2003-06) Steve Douglas (1993-94) Aaron Dunklin (2002-03) Matt Durham (2006) Dawayne Eason (1992-95) Reggie Ellington (2007-08) Nick Ellis (2003-07) Aaron Ellison (2001-03) Jose Escamilla (2002-03) Sheldon Evans (2001-04) Josh Fagan (1999-03) Tyler Fagan (1999) Chad Farmer (1991-94) Heath Fassnacht (1991) Keith Faulkenberry (2001)

Alexius Ferguson (2006-07) Tison Ferguson (1996) Ryan Fleck (2002-03) Kevin Fielder (1993) Donald Fondren (2006-08) Terill Foote (2009) P.J. Foster (1997) Pete Franciosi (1994) Sammy Friar (1991-92) John Fullwood (1994) Darius Gaither (2008) Eddie Gadson (2004) Eric Gambrell (1998-01) Fred Gambrell (2006) Arthur Gardner (1996) Gianni Garrett (1991) Maurice Gerald (1991-95) Russell Gibson (1992-94) Shawn Gifford (1997-2000) Fred Godfrey (2007-09) Jordan Goins (1999) Ande Goldsmith (1996-99) Eric Gomillion (1993) Laron Gordon (1991-92-93) Bervin Green (1991) Joe Green (1993-94) Bryce Gregory (2001-04) Chuck Grier (1993-96) B.J. Hackworth (2009) Shad Hall (1991-92) Gary Hamby (1995-97-98) Dennis Hamilton (1991-94) Lee Hargrove (1991) Kenny Harper (2006) Tyrese Harris (2005-09) DeAndre Harrison (2004-05) Jason Harrison (2002) Antwain Harvey (2009) Phil Hatcher (1991-92) Jamie Hattley (1999-00) Jack Henderson (1998) Bryan Hennigan (2001) Gemere Herman (2002) Paul Hermon (1998-00) Scott Herrin (2001) James Hill (2001-02) Carlos Hilton (1992-94) C.J. Hirschman (2004-07) Matt Hoisington (2005-06) Dan Holland (1991-94) Keiffer Horlback (1992-94) Brandon Horton (2005-07) Rufus Hough (1992) Earnest Houston (1998-01) Wes Houston (2008) Mike Howard (2003) Rick Howell (2004-07) Dwight Huell (1996-97) Chuck Huger (2002)

Vernon Huger (2007) Shawn Huntsinger (2004-05) Benji Ingram (1997) Tim Irons (1993) Newland Isaac (2008) Antwan Ivey (2008-09) Troy James (2004-05) Darius Jackson (2005-07) David Jackson (2007-09) Derrick Jackson (1995-96) Charles James (2009) Michael Jefferson (2007) Travis Jefferson (2007-09) Jody Jenerette (1992-93) Andre Jenkins (1993) Freddie Jenkins (1993-97) Jermaine Jenkins (1991-95) Joe Jenkins (1993-94) Jarrett Johns (2007-09) Brad Johnson (1992-94) Cedric Johnson (2002) Kenny Johnson (2009) Mike Johnson (1991) Quinton Johnson (2007-08) A.J. Jones (2000) Dean Jones (1992-93) Tim Jones (2006-09) Gabriel Jordan (2002) Phil Jordan (2005-06) Dennis Justiniani (2006-07) Josh Keisler (1997-99) Terry Keller (1998-01) Clint Kelly (1996-99) Andre Key (1995-98) Kevin Keyes (1997) Jake Killeen (2007-08) Chris King (1995-98) Marcus King (1991) Shawn King (2008) Chris Kizer (1991) Scott Knight (1991) Joe Kowalski (2000-01) Carl Kramer (2006) Kwame Krakue (2007-09) Chris Kuzdale (2008-09) Dimar Labega (2004) Jordan Lancaster (2006-09) Jeremy Lane (2002) Chris Lanoue (2002-04) Chad Lashley (1996) Aaron Latino (1998-99) Suron Latta (1992) Richard Lawhon (1996) Tim Lawhorn (1995) Jarred Lawson (2003) Juwan Lawson (2005) Todd Layton (1991-94) Mike Lazaro (1994) Archie Leatherbury (1999)

C.J. Lee (2008-09) Deon Lee (2009) Jonna Lee (2003,05-07) Quentin Lee (1993-96) Steven Lee (2002) Anthony Lewis (2004) Dan Lewis (1991) Marcus Littlejohn (1997-00) Edsel Logan (2005) Devin Maffett (2002-04) Ken Mance (1995-98) Ryland Marbray (1998) Anthony Martin (1997) Mickey Martin (1991) Maurice Masters (1999-00) Glynis Matthews (2000-01) Jody Matthews (2001) Kile Matthews (2007) T.J. Mawhinney (1999) Travis Mays (2002-04) Mike McCann (2007-08) John McClelland (2003-04) Jeff McCool (1999) Danny McCoy (1999-03) Mike McCoy (2003-05) Steve McCoy (2000) Dennie McDaniel (1995-98) Reggie McDavid (1991) Levi McFatter (2008-09) Marvin McHellon (2003-06) Mike McHoney (1997-00) Andrew McKain (2008-09) Tom McManus (1993-95) Eddie McNeal (1992) Bryan Meers (2004-05) Matt Menchaca (2002) Josh Merckx (1998-99) Gustav Mesaros (2002) Mike Meyer (1991-94) Damon Middleton (2009) Mark Middleton (1995) Kalen Milford (2002) A.J. Millis (2008) Lance Miller (1996-99) David Misher (2005-07) Aundre Mitchell (1998-01) Josh Mitchell (2004-08) Kevin Mitchell (2006) Zach Mitchell (2006-08) Paul Mitchell (1995) Terrel Mitchell (1995-96-97) Josh Montoya (1998-99) DeMarcus Moon (2007-09) Anthony Moore (2003-06) Rhett Moore (1991-93) Clay Moose (1992-95) Dan Morgan (1996-97-98) Brad Moultrie (2001-02) John Muller (2001-04)

All-Time Lettermen

Markus Murry (2005-08) J.W. Myers (2007-09) Alex Neal (2008-09) Nick Nester (2001-02) James Nicholson (2009) Joseph Obloshny (2001) Jim Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Connor (2005-07) Chris Oliver (1993-94) Demond Orr (1998-99) John Paglia (2007-09) Tyree Parker (1998) Jonathan Parra (2003-04) Chris Parris (2007-09) Jackson Patkus (1994-95) Chris Patrick (2007-09) Omar Payne (1995-99) Scott Payne (1991-92) Booker Peake (1996-99) Hart Pearson (2005-06) Tyne Penn (1995-98) William Penn (1995-96-97) Dorein Perkins (2006-08) Frank Perkoski (2001-02) Nathaniel Perry (1998) Donald Peteet (1998-99) Don Phillips (2002-03) Shaun Phillips (2002-03) Delmas Philpot (2000-02) Joe Pharis (1991) Greg Pinckney (1995-98) Garrett Plyler (1997-00) Thadd Pokabla (1992-95) Lyndon Porter (1999) Marcus Porter (2001) Ruben Potts (1995-97) George Pressley (1994) Chris Price (1995) Keylon Price (1999) Maurice Price (2004-06) Andy Prusator (1998) Will Pullman (2001-02) Scott Quigley (2001-02) Austin Ragans (2001-02) Stonewall Randolph (2004-07) Bryan Reese (1992-93) Burt Reese (1998) Tribble Reese (2008) Adam Resnick (2001-02) Terion Reynolds (2002) Shannon Rice (1995) Shawn Richardson (1995-97) Daric Riley (1996-98) Robert Rivers (2006) Craig Roberson (2000-02) Roderick Roberson (2001) Ryan Robertson (2005-06) Demetrius Robinson (2002) Greg Robinson (1993) J.R. Robinson (1997)

Latroy Robinson (1997-00) Pat Robinson (1991) Tony Robinson (2000) Barry Rogers (1991) Scott Rogers (1992) Chris Rollison (1999-00) Okeba Rollinson (2005-08) Herbert Ross (1992-93) Jada Ross (2004-07) Jason Rowland (1992-93) Drew Rucks (2005-06) Alex Ruppe (1996) Greg Rutledge (1991) J.C. Savasuk (1998-00) Wes Schroder (1996) Henry Scott (1998-01) Terrence Scurry (2004) Harry Seabrook (2001-04) George Shaw (2006) Jonathan Shealy (2001-03) Dane Shearer (1997) Mark Shelley (1991) Russ Shumard (1991) Tavares Shorter (2003-05) Heath Siemon (1993-97) Jake Sills (2000-01) Antonio Simmons (1997-00) Marcus Simmons (1995) Matt Sims (1992-95) Antonio Singleton (2000) Tre Singleton (1997-98) Andy Sitnek (1994) Antwan Smalls (1997-00) Bruce Smith (1993-97) Everette Smith (1991) Jarvis Smith (1999) John Smith (1998) Luvert Smith (1994-97) Sean Smith (1991-92) Tim Smith (2001-03) Barry Smoak (2002) Zach Snyder (2002-03) Luke Spaulding (2002) Kevin Spry (1991) Grayson Standiford (1991) John Stephany (1995) Cornelius Sterling (2009) Gerald Stevenson (2007-09) James Stewart (2003-04) Larry Stoud (1998-99) Brandon Stoudemire (2006) Brad Sweatt (2009) Darren Swiggett (2000-04) Andy Tarr (1996-97) Derek Tassin (1997) Kelby Taylor (2005-06) Alex Thomas (2005-09) Antoine Thomas (2005-06) Kijana Thomas (2003-04)

Scott Thompson (1991) Brandon Thornhill (2001-02) Keith Thornhill (1991) Travis Tillman (1991) Jerry Timmons (1991) Shawn Tipps (1991) Chris Toney (1991-92) A.J. Toscano (2009) Chris Towe (1996-97) Buddy Truett (1991) Jason Trussell (1999-00) Luke Turner (2001-03) Jamare Turner (2003) Kamalu Umu (2008) Mark Vail (1998-99-00) Brandon Van Dyke (1998-99) Chuck Van Dyke (1997-98) Anthony Velez (2009) Adrell Walker (1998-01) Joel Walton (2009) Theo Warren (2002) Josh Warrior (2005-08) Clyde Washington (2001) Mike Washington (2001-02) William Washington (1994) Jason Watson (1998-00) Wesley Watts (1992-93) Jack Weiss (1993-94) Scott Wehnes (1998) Aaron Welborn (2001-02) Sam Welch (2000) Johnathan West (2002-03) Ryan West (2001) C.J. White (1994-96) Jacob White (1998-00) Dounia Whitehouse (2001-02) Randy Wiggins (2002) Bryson Williams (1998-00) Clarence Williams (1998) Clay Williams (1995-98) David Williams (1998-99) Lawrence Williams (1993-94) Tarin Williams (1998-99) Thomas Williams (1997-98) Mark Wilson (1996-97) Andre Witherspoon (1992-95) LemonteWitherspoon (1992-95) Justin Witzmann (2007-08) John Wood (1993-96) Matt Woods (2009) Anthony Woollums (1995) Clarence Wright (2001-03) Ronnie Wright (1991) Shaun Wright (1995-98) Chang Yi (1996-99) Eric Young (1991) Michael Young (1993) Gordon Zurbrick (1999-02)

1991 - Head Coach David Dowd (3-7) Sept. 7 @ Methodist 8-18 L Sept. 14 Mars Hill 0-29 L Sept. 21 @ Newport News 13-9 W Sept. 28 @ Guilford 6-40 L Oct. 4 The Citadel (JV) 9-10 L Oct. 19 Alabama-Birmingham 19-33 L Oct. 26 @ Davidson 17-33 L Nov. 2 Gallaudet 35-17 W Nov. 9 S.C. State 0-12 L Nov. 16 Frostburg State 21-19 W

1996 - Head Coach David Dowd (2-8) Sept. 14 @ Presbyterian 26-34 L Sept. 21 West Virginia State 17-12 W Sept. 28 Hofstra 0-45 L Oct. 5 Morehead State 27-30 L Oct. 12 Newberry 6-35 L Oct. 26 @ Liberty 7-38 L Nov. 2 New Haven 7-48 L Nov. 9 Tusculum 46-23 W Nov. 16 @ Wofford 15-43 L Nov. 21 @ UAB 13-49 L

1991 Football Team 1992 - Head Coach David Dowd (3-7) Sept. 5 Methodist 20-19 W Sept. 12 @ Gardner-Webb 0-56 L Sept. 19 Newport News 7-28 L Sept. 26 Guilford 37-13 W Oct. 3 Newberry 12-28 L Oct. 10 @ East Tennessee St. 0-62 L Oct. 17 @ UAB 7-39 L Oct. 24 @ Davidson 27-32 L Oct. 31 @ The Citadel (JV) 35-33 W Nov. 14 S.C. State* 0-32 L * at Summerville, S.C. (Summerville H.S.) 1993 - Head Coach David Dowd (3-8) Sept. 4 @ Morgan State 20-54 L Sept. 11 Presbyterian 17-16 W Sept. 18 @ S.C. State 10-44 L Sept. 25 @ Towson State 14-52 L Oct. 2 @ Troy State 0-56 L Oct. 9 @ Newberry 15-10 W Oct. 16 Lees-McRae 24-17 W Oct. 23 UAB 20-48 L Oct. 30 @ Liberty 6-42 L Nov. 6 @ Newport News 0-21 L Nov. 13 Wofford 9-21 L 1994 - Head Coach David Dowd (0-11) Sept. 10 @ Presbyterian 34-38 Sept. 17 S.C. State 0-37 Sept. 24 Towson State 0-51 Oct. 1 Morgan State 29-31 Oct. 8 Newberry 19-50 Oct. 15 @ Troy State 20-55 Oct. 22 @ UAB 14-54 Oct. 29 Mars Hill 28-45 Nov. 5 @ Tenn.-Martin 14-42 Nov. 12 @ Wofford 33-54 Nov. 19 @ Liberty 27-59

Year-By-Year Results

1995 - Head Coach David Dowd (1-10) Sept. 2 @ UT-Chattanooga 0-41 L Sept. 9 Presbyterian 6-44 L Sept. 16 @ S.C. State 8-36 L Sept. 23 Ferrum 6-15 L Sept. 30 @ Morehead State 34-22 W Oct. 7 @ Newberry 10-38 L Oct. 14 Troy State 7-66 L Oct. 21 @ Hofstra 6-56 L Oct. 28 Liberty 15-19 L Nov. 4 @ UAB 14-40 L Nov. 11 Wofford 23-31 L

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1997 - Head Coach David Dowd (1-9) Aug. 28 @ East Tenn. St. 7-30 L Sept. 6 @ S. C. State 12-13 L Sept. 13 Presbyterian 7-16 L Sept. 20 Tusculum 12-3 W Sept. 27 Catawba 13-38 L Oct. 11 @ Newberry 14-48 L Oct. 25 Liberty 14-18 L Nov. 1 @ South Florida 6-24 L Nov. 8 @ Morehead State 27-55 L Nov. 15 @ Wofford 21-51 L 1998 - Head Coach David Dowd (3-8) Sept. 5 South Carolina State 7-17 L Sept. 12 @ Presbyterian 0-42 L Sept. 19 North Greenville 55-37 W Sept. 26 @ Wofford 0-20 L Oct. 3 @ Liberty 21-28 L Oct. 10 Newberry 25-28 L Oct. 17 @ Austin Peay 17-14 W Oct. 31 South Florida 0-24 L Nov. 7 Morehead State 20-27 L Nov. 14 Bethel 71-0 W Nov. 21 @ East Tenn. St. 29-41 L 1999 - Head Coach David Dowd (4-6) Sept. 4 @ South Carolina St. 14-20 L Sept. 11 Presbyterian* 14-20 L Sept. 25 @ Wofford 13-25 L Oct. 2 Lenoir-Rhyne (OT) 14-7 W Oct. 9 @ Newberry 26-27 L Oct. 16 Austin Peay 39-17 W Oct. 23 Liberty 14-34 L Oct. 30 @ Elon 13-38 L Nov. 20 @ Jacksonville 37-17 W * at N.Charleston, S.C. (Fort Dorchester H.S.)

2000 - Head Coach David Dowd (5-6) Sept. 2 Guilford 58-0 W Sept. 9 @ Presbyterian 13-28 L Sept. 16 West Virginia State 30-6 W Sept. 23 Wofford 10-24 L Oct. 7 Jacksonville 28-22 W Oct. 14 @ Austin Peay 42-20 W Oct. 21 @ VMI 7-40 L Oct. 28 Elon 12-28 L Nov. 4 @ Samford (OT) 14-21 L Nov. 11 @ Liberty 25-0 W Nov. 18 @ East Tenn. St. 7-55 L 2001 - Head Coach David Dowd (5-6) Sept. 2 North Greenville 38-0 W Sept. 8 Presbyterian 10-19 L Sept. 22 @ Wofford 10-35 L Sept. 29 Benedict College 20-16 W Oct. 6 @ Jacksonville 28-7 W Oct. 13 Austin Peay 36-21 W Oct. 20 Samford University 24-45 L Oct. 27 @ Elon 16-39 L Nov. 3 East Tennessee State 0-26 L Nov. 10 Liberty 31-45 L Nov. 17 West Virginia State 49-0 W 2002 - Head Coach David Dowd (4-8, 0-3) Aug. 31 VMI 24-27 L Sept. 7 North Greenville 9-0 W Sept. 14 @ Presbyterian 6-26 L Sept. 21 West Virginia State 10-3 W Sept. 28 @ West Liberty State 28-26 W Oct. 12 @ Savannah State 21-3 W Oct. 19 @ Liberty 17-31 L Oct. 26 Jacksonville 21-24 L Nov. 2 @ South Florida 6-56 L Nov. 9 Gardner-Webb 15-57 L Nov. 16 Elon 13-21 L Nov. 21 @ The Citadel 19-53 L 2003 - Head Coach Jay Mills (1-11, 0-4) Aug. 30 @ The Citadel 10-64 L Sept. 6 @ Wingate 6-22 L Sept. 13 Presbyterian 14-17 L Sept. 20 West Virginia State 49-42 W Sept. 27 Tusculum 7-58 L Oc. 11 @ VMI 7-50 L Oct. 18 @ South Florida 7-55 L Oct. 25 North Greenville 21-49 L Nov. 1 Liberty 6-17 L Nov. 8 @ Gardner-Webb 0-46 L Nov. 15 @ James Madison 7-45 L Nov. 22 Coastal Carolina 14-48 L

Year-By-Year Results

2004 - Head Coach Jay Mills (5-5, 1-3) Sept. 11 @ Presbyterian 14-19 L Sept. 18 @ Jacksonville 38-3 W Sept. 25 Univ. of Charleston (WV) 38-21 W Oct. 2 VMI 25-24 W Oct. 9 @ Howard 6-24 L Oct. 23 North Greenville 55-7 W Oct. 30 @ Liberty 34-6 L Nov. 6 Allen 55-6 W Nov. 13 Gardner Webb 18-0 L Nov. 20 @ Coastal Carolina 56-28 L

2006 - Head Coach Jay Mills (9-2, 2-2) Sept. 2 @ Presbyterian 21-13 W Sept. 9 @ Citadel 38-35 W Sept. 16 Wingate 20-17 W Sept. 30 North Greenville 20-10 W Oct. 7 @ Savannah St. 38-13 W Oct. 14 Edward Waters 47-0 W Oct. 21 V.M.I. 27-22 W Oct. 28 Georgetown 24-10 W Nov. 4 Gardner-Webb 28-14 W Nov. 11 @ Liberty 20-34 L Nov. 18 @ Coastal Carolina 17-31 L

2009 Football Team

2005 - Head Coach Jay Mills (7-4, 3-1) Sept. 3 @ The Citadel 28-14 L Sept. 10 Presbyterian 0-42 L Sept. 17 Jacksonville 16-10 W Sept. 24 @ North Greenville 35-28 W Oct. 1 Howard 22-27 L Oct. 8 @ V.M.I. 12-34 L Oct. 15 W.V. Wesleyan 63-42 W Oct. 22 Savannah St. 48-28 W Nov. 5 @ Gardner-Webb 38-7 W Nov. 12 Liberty 31-30 W Nov. 19 Coastal Carolina (OT) 34-27 W

2007 - Head Coach Jay Mills (5-6, 1-3) Sept. 1 @ Citadel 14-35 L Sept. 8 @ Wofford 24-52 L Sept. 15 Johnson C. Smith 44-20 W Sept. 22 @ Hawaii 10-66 L Sept. 29 @ North Greenville 46-33 W Oct. 6 Savannah State 28-0 W Oct. 20 Liberty 10-50 L Oct. 27 @ Gardner-Webb 25-29 L Nov. 3 @ V.M.I. 37-28 W Nov. 10 Presbyterian 28-24 W Nov. 17 Coastal Carolina 2-41 L

2009 - Head Coach Jay Mills (6-5, 4-2) Sept. 5 @ Florida 3-62 L Sept. 12 @ Wofford 14-42 L Sept. 19 @ South Florida 0-59 L Sept. 26 North Greenville 34-0 W Oct. 3 Savannah State 47-10 W Oct. 17 @ Gardner-Webb 20-27 L Oct. 24 Liberty 13-20 L Oct. 31 @ VMI 31-21 W Nov. 7 @ Presbyterian 46-32 W Nov. 14 Stony Brook 30-27 (OT) W Nov. 21 Coastal Carolina 30-23 W

2005 Big South Champions

2008 - Head Coach Jay Mills (7-5, 3-2) Aug. 28 @ Miami (Fla.) 7-52 L Sept. 6 @ Wofford 23-41 L Sept. 13 @ Miami (Ohio) 27-38 L Sept. 27 North Greenville 27-0 W Oct. 4 Gardner-Webb 13-10 W Oct. 11 @ Savannah State 29-20 W Oct. 18 @ Stony Brook 19-20 L Oct. 25 @ Liberty 0-42 L Nov. 1 VMI 31-21 W Nov. 8 Presbyterian 29-18 W Nov. 15 Edward Waters 48-6 W Nov. 22 @ Coastal Carolina 24-0 W

All-Time Coaching Records David Dowd (1991 - 2002)

Year........ Record 1991 ............. 3-7 1992 ............. 3-7 1993 ............. 3-8 1994 ........... 0-11 1995 ........... 1-10 1996 ............. 2-8

Year........ Record 1997 ..............1-9 1998 ............. 3-8 1999 ............. 4-6 2000 ............. 5-6 2001 ..............5-6 2002 .... 4-8 (0-3)

Jay Mills (2003-Present)

2005 Big South Coach of the Year

Year....... Record Year........ Record 2003 .. 1-11 (0-4) 2007 .... 5-6 (1-3) 2004 .... 5-5 (1-3) 2008 .... 7-5 (3-2) 2005 .. 7-4 (3-1)* 2009 .... 6-5 (4-2) 2006 ..... 9-2 (2-2 * - Big South Conference Champions

2005: A Championship Season On Nov. 12, 2005, a touchdown against Liberty with 1:10 remaining in the game clinched the first winning season in Charleston Southern history. The Bucs went on to beat nationally ranked Coastal Carolina in double-overtime the next week to claim the football teamâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s first Big South Championship.

The 2005 team set a school record by winning their final five games of the season. The 2006 team continued the momentum, winning their first nine games to combine for the secondlongest winning streak in the nation at 14.

On April 9, 2006, immediately following the Edward A. Gadson Memorial Spring Game, fans flocked to the CSU Field House to celebrate footballâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s first conference championship in school history.

Bucs in the Community

Charleston Southern University is passing along its culture of servanthood to its students, and once again, the football team has jumped on board, participating in many different volunteer projects around the community. During the 2009-10 school year, the Buccaneers sponsored many events as a team and sent individual players to a number of different community service projects. Throughout the year, the team participated in 12 different community service projects, along with mentoring programs at two elementary schools, logging 654 total hours of community service. As they have done the past few years, the Buccaneer football team sponsored a Red Cross Blood Drive on campus. To take it a step further, the team petitioned the community and successfully filled every available spot. Coach Mills and his staff also felt that it was important for the team to be active in the local schools, sending athletes to serve as mentors at Ladson Elementary and Alice Birney Middle School, as well as participating in the Flowertown Elementary and Devon Forest Carnivals. “The (CSU) football players that served as mentors truly had a very positive impact on the boys,” said Celeste Bearden of Alice Birney Middle School. “I know this because the boys are continually talking to me about the group. The mentors really made them feel special.” Each year, Charleston Southern University hosts the “Closing the Gap in Healthcare” Track Meet, hosting preteen and teenage athletes for a track meet. Many CSU athletes help out at the event by holding booths and clinics for the kids. The football team had more than 80 players show up to support the meet. “We’re not only a football team, we’re also a big part of this University and of this community,” Mills said. “It’s important that our athletes make positive contributions on and off the field of competition.” The Buccaneers also sent team members to Catalyst, the Peony Street Rebuilding Project, as well as helping with Habitat for Humanity. Members also helped out with Water Missions International, a nonprofit organization working on a water purification system that was sent to Honduras to allow them safe drinking water. “The team served with enthusiasm and were willing to help out in any way that they could,” said Corey Humphries, Catalyst Coordinator. “They provided quality service and were all respectable, presentable, and men of character and integrity.” For their efforts, the football team was given the 2009 and 2010 CSU SAAC Team Community Service Award.

Charleston Southern has had a football player honored at the Atlanta Area Boy Scouts Peach of an Athlete banquet in three of the last four years. Kicker Nick Ellis was honored twice, including being named the top male honoree at the 2008 banquet. Tyrese Harris earned the distinction in 2009. The honor is given to athletes from Georgia, who are considered to be the top role models for their actions on the field, in the classroom and in the community. 77

Championship Season Picked as Fan Favorite

In 2009, the Big South Conference recently celebrated its 25th Anniversary. As part of the celebration they recognized 25 of the best moments in League history. With more than 3,800 online votes, Charleston Southern’s memorable run to the 2005 Big South Championship in honor of fallen teammate Eddie Gadson was named the fan’s choice for the best overall moment. The video created to commemorate the event was also named a finalist for the College Sports Video of the Year during the 2009 Global Media Awards.

CSU Awards

Distinguished Service Award

Karen Collins was the first recipient James Bradley was the 2010 recipiof the Distinguished Service Award. ent of the Distinguished Service Collins served CSU as the business Award. Bradley currently serves the manager for athletics and currently CSU Athletics Department as the works in the school’s advancement Assistant A.D. for Internal Affairs. office.

Andrew McKain was named the Tyrese Harris was named the 2010 2010 Hunter Cup recipient at the Michael Frost Christian Athlete May Graduation ceremonies. He is Award recipient at the 44th Annual the second football player to win Spring Athletics Banquet the award (Nick Ellis, 2008). The Hunter Cup is awarded to someone who excels athletically, spiritually, and academically.

Edward A. Gadson Memorial Scholarship

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2007

2008

2009

2006 Darius Jackson

2007 Alex Thomas

2008 Matt Bach

2009 Austin Bloedoorn

2010 2010 L.B. Cravey

Each year, the Edward A. Gadson Memorial Scholarship is given to a deserving walk-on who shows the same heart and work ethic that Eddie was known for. 78

Buccaneers’ Landing

Buccaneer Field and the Whitfield Stadium Center have been the home of the Buccaneer football team since the 1999 season. Going into the 2010 season, the Buccaneers are 39-22 all-time at home. The Buccaneers have posted winning seasons at home in each of the last six years, including undefeated home seasons in 2006 and 2008 and have posted just two seasons below .500 at home since the renovation. Prior to the 2005 Big South Championship season, the Buccaneers built a new scoreboard on the south end of the stadium, featuring a full-color Daktronics video board. Buccaneer Field has a 4,000 seat capacity, including chair back seats along the 50-yard line. The Whitfield Stadium Center houses the coaches’ offices, a thirdfloor suite that is available for banquets or other events, as well as a press area on the fourth floor. The top floor of the Whitfield Stadium Center is divided up to allow private boxes for each coaching staff, a home and visiting radio, as well as the press suite and stat crew. The president’s suite is also located on the top floor. Roof access is also available for television cameras to catch all of the action. Buccaneer Field will play host to six home games in 2010. The homeopener will be against North Greenville on September 4, while CSU will host VMI for Homecoming / Hall of Fame Weekend on October 23. The seniors will be honored prior to the final home game of the season against Presbyterian College on November 13. In 2010, CSU will host a pair of team reunions during the home schedule, including the 25-year reunion for the 1985 club football team. The 1985 team was the first football team in school history, paving the way for the current success. CSU will also honor the five-year reunion of the 2005 Big South Championship team on November 13.

Dr. Jairy C. Hunter, Jr. - University President

Named president of Charleston Southern University in 1984, Dr. Jairy C. Hunter, Jr. is also a professor of management and education. His teaching and professional interests include educational leadership, institutional assessment, higher education finance, organizational change and student personnel services. Dr. Hunter is a frequent keynote speaker and seminar leader on topics related to higher education, and he continues to teach in the MBA program in CSU’s School of Business. This fall will mark Dr. Hunter’s 26th year as president of the University, and the 46th anniversary of CSU’s founding. During his tenure at CSU, enrollment has increased from 1,600 students to more than 3,000. Academic programs have expanded to include graduate degrees in education, business administration, criminal justice and nursing. The University now offers 38 degree programs. Church ministry-related degrees have also grown to include youth ministry and church music. A sports medicine/athletic training program has also been added under Hunter’s administration, providing students with academic and clinical preparation for certification by the National Athletic Trainers Association. Beginning in 2007-08, the annual Hunter Cup is given to the top athlete who also stands out academically and spiritually.

Dr. Rick Brewer - Vice President for Student Affairs and Athletics Dr. Rick Brewer is a seasoned Christian leader with the vision and leadership skills essential for serving effectively in the 21st century Christian Higher Education community. Throughout Dr. Brewer’s 22-year tenure at CSU, he has played a vital role in shaping the University’s vision for a Christian campus environment and spearheading and executing countless initiatives that underscore what Christian universities are about. He has consistently and enthusiastically taken on positions of increasing responsibility, and has brought to each his unique blend of commitment, administrative skills and Christ-centered focus. Brewer is highly respected as an effective higher education administrator who has the ability to effect change while maintaining support and trust. Indeed, Dr. Brewer is a student-centered strategic thinker and transformational change-agent. Dr. Brewer holds BS and MBA degrees from CSU and a PhD in Higher Educational Leadership from the University of South Carolina. In his role as Vice President for Student Affairs and Athletics, Dr. Brewer provides leadership for CSU’s student life, Christian ministries, denominational relations and athletics. His family has a solid commitment to Christian higher education - Dr. Brewer’s wife, Cathy, and two sons, Jason and Jonathan, are also alums of CSU. The Brewers are members of Summerville Baptist Church in Summerville, S.C., where he serves as a deacon.

Hank Small - Director of Athletics Henry “ Hank” Small is in his 10th full year as CSU’s director of athletics and has helped lead CSU to 13 Big South Conference championships during his time, including the school’s first-ever League title in football. Small came to CSU in the summer of 2001 following a four-year stint as assistant football coach at Wake Forest University. Small has more than 30 years of experience in NCAA Division I athletics, including stints at Rutgers, Florida State, Lehigh, Princeton and Brown. Small also spent one year in the personnel office of the New England Patriots. As the offensive coordinator at Wake Forest, Small guided the Demon Deacons offense to record-setting heights as a number of school records fell during his tenure. In his most recent head coaching experience, Small was able to guide Lehigh to a 47-40-1 record and led them to become one of the most productive offenses in the nation. Small is a 1969 graduate of Gettysburg College and has a master of science degree from Rutgers University. Small and his wife, Pamela, currently reside in Goose Creek. Daughter Lacy and middle son Jonathan both graduated from CSU. Charleston Southern Athletics Staff Directory

Jay Mills Football Head Coach..........................................................7119 Thielen Smith Football Asst. Coach/Def. Coord...................................... 7036 Dave Brunner Football Asst. Coach/Receivers / Recruiting Coord. ....... 7121 Chuck Kelly Football Asst. Coach/Off. Line..........................................7110 Gabe Giardina Assist. Head Football Coach/Running backs....................... 7126 RaShan Frost Football Asst. Coach/Def. Line......................................... 7109 Marcus Woodson Football Asst. Coach/Secondary ...................................... 7490 Stuart Lake Baseball Head Coach........................................................ 7591 Barclay Radebaugh Men’s Basketball Head Coach.......................................... 7690 Julie Goodenough Women’s Basketball Head Coach..................................... 7684 Mike Wilson Men’s Golf Coach............................................................. 7556 Kory Thompson Women’s Golf Coach........................................................ 7122 Eric Terrill Women’s Soccer Head Coach .......................................... 7931 Shane Winkler Softball Head Coach ........................................................ 7686

Mike Baker Women’s Tennis Head Coach .......................................... 7145 Tim Langford Men’s Track & Field Head Coach.................................... 7174 Tosha Ansley Women’s Track & Field Head Coach ...............................7111 Danyel Bellush Volleyball Head Coach .................................................... 7680 Dr. Rick Brewer Vice President for Student Affairs/Athletics . .................. 7503 Hank Small Athletics Director . ........................................................... 7080 Cathryn Broderhausen Associate A.D. - External Affairs..................................... 7523 James Bradley Assistant A.D. - Operations ............................................. 7677 Mike Hammond Assistant A.D. - Compliance ........................................... 7078 Blake Freeland Assistant A.D. - Media...................................................... 7687 Ryan Burns Assistant Director of Sports Information.......................... 7037 Crystal Boswell Business Manager ............................................................ 7670 Beth Boyle Administrative Assistant .................................................. 7678 Christie Faircloth-Dixon Senior Women’s Administrator ........................................ 7629

Brad Drake - Head Athletic Trainer

Brad Drake joined the CSU Athletic Training staff in 2007, and was promoted to head athletic trainer in July, 2010. He is responsible for the healthcare needs of the football team and oversees the care of all other sports at Charleston Southern. Brad is originally from Greenville, S.C., and is a 1996 graduate of Presbyterian College. In 1998 he earned a Master of Arts Degree in Health and Exercise Science from Furman University. After receiving his Master’s, Brad completed a summer internship with the Carolina Panthers. Most recently, Brad was the Head Athletic Trainer at James F. Byrnes High School in Duncan, S.C. Brad also provided Athletic Training Coverage for the North team during the 2006 North/South All Star Football game in Myrtle Beach, S.C. Brad is a member of the National Athletic Trainers’ Association and the South Carolina Athletic Trainers’ Association. He serves as the Chair of the Program Committee for the SCATA Annual Symposium and also serves on the CSU Safety Committee. Married in May, 2010, to the former Catherine Cheek, in his free time Brad enjoys playing golf, watching movies and visiting with friends and family.

Tadd Turnquist - Assistant Athletic Trainer Tadd Turnquist joined the CSU Athletic Training Staff in 2006. He serves as the Assistant Athletic Trainer for Football, and also serves as an Instructor of Kinesiology and Clinical Coordinator for Charleston Southern University’s CAATE-accredited Athletic Training Education Program. Hailing originally from Greenwood, Wisc., Turnquist received his Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire and his Master of Science degree from the University of Kentucky. Turnquist comes to CSU after serving as the Head Athletic Trainer at Lexington Christian Academy (Lexington, Ky,) for two years. He completed an athletic training internship with the Kansas City Chiefs as well as assisted with athletic training services at the University of Kentucky sport camps, the Badger State Games, and the Wisconsin Special Olympics. He holds memberships in the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, South Carolina Athletic Trainers’ Association, and Kentucky Athletic Trainers’ Society. Tadd also has an advanced specialization certification as a Corrective Exercise Specialist. Tadd was also just recently elected to the SCATA College and University Athletic Training Committee. As an Instructor for CSU’s Department of Kinesiology, Turnquist has taught many courses including: Therapeutic Modalities, Advanced Lower Extremity Evaluation, Prevention and Care of Athletic Injuries, Orthopedic Taping and Bracing, and Beginning Golf. He has presented lectures at SCATA annual meetings regarding the effectiveness of therapeutic modalities and the integration of upper extremity rehabilitation techniques. Tadd resides in Charleston with his wife, Missy, and spends his free time watching and playing golf, going to the beach, and spending time with his family and friends

Tuesday Patterson - Assistant Athletic Trainer Tuesday Patterson, a former graduate student at CSU, joined the staff in 2009 as an assistant athletic trainer. She works in conjunction with Trident Health Systems through Trident Sports Medicine. Her primary sport responsibilities include medical coverage of the CSU volleyball and women’s basketball teams. Tuesday comes to CSU from Sunset, South Carolina. She completed her Bachelor of Science degree in Athletic Training at Erskine College and her Masters degree in Business Administration at Charleston Southern. She holds memberships in the National Athletic Trainers’ Association, the Mid-Atlantic Athletic Trainers’ Association, and South Carolina Athletic Trainers’ Association.

Samantha Boudreau - Assistant Athletic Trainer

The 2010-11 school year marks Samantha Boudreau’s second season as an assistant athletic trainer at Charleston Southern. Boudreau is the primary athletic trainer for the CSU baseball team. She is also an athletic training instructor. Prior to her time at CSU, Boudreau spent one season as an assistant athletic trainer at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Mass., and for two years as a graduate assistant at the University of Kentucky. Boudreau has twice presented research projects to her athletic training colleagues. As a CSU student, Boudreau presented on the topic of “Implications of Long Thoracic Nerve Injuries” at the Mid-Atlantic Athletic Trainers annual symposium in Virginia. As a graduate student, she presented a research project entitled “Hip Muscular Activation During Functional Exercises” at the Southeastern Athletic Trainers Association Annual Meeting in Nashville, Tenn. The project is also published in the Journal of Sports Rehabilitation. Boudreau is a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association and the South Carolina Athletic Trainers Association. A native of Crestview, Fla., she received her bachelor of science degree from Charleston Southern in 2006 and her master of science degree from the University of Kentucky in 2008.

Athletic Training Center

The Athletic Training Program at Charleston Southern University strives to provide comprehensive athletic training services to almost 300 Division I student-athletes, participating in 16 varsity sports. Athletic training services include the recognition, treatment, rehabilitation, education and prevention of injuries that occur during intercollegiate athletic competition. The Charleston Southern University Athletic Training Center is located inside the CSU Field House. The facility is equipped with the tools necessary to provide extensive injury care and rehabilitative services for the Buccaneers. The CSU sports medicine department works in conjunction with South Carolina Sports Medicine. This group of highly talented and trusted physicians has been serving the Charleston area for the past 15 years. Dr. Joseph Calandra, Dr. Gary Windler, Dr. Seth Kupferman, Dr. James Dalton, Dr. William Wilson, Dr. Jon DeVries, and Dr. Eric Stem, along with Physician Assistants Michael Byers and Christopher Schafer, work directly with the Charleston Southern Athletic Training staff to provide the highest quality orthopedic care for our student-athletes. Charleston Southern also works directly with Dr. Brian Keller, family practitioner, and Dr. Michael Engel as team dentist. The athletic training staff at Charleston Southern consists of five Certified Athletic Trainers. In July 2010, Brad Drake was named the head of the department, while Tuesday Patterson, Tadd Turnquist, Samantha Boudreau all return for the 201011 school year. Drake will add three new employees to complete the athletic training staff and provide daily healthcare services to all CSU student-athletes. They also serve as approved clinical instructors for CSUâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s nationally accredited Athletic Training Education Program. During the 2008-09 school year, the CSU athletic training staff was named the CSU Team of the Year and also the SCATA Athletic Training Staff of the Year.

Dr. Joseph Calandra

Dr. James Dalton

Brad Drake, M.A., ATC

Dr. Michael Engel

Tadd Turnquist, M.S., ATC

Dr. Seth Kupferman

Dr. Gary Windler

Dr. Brian Keller

Tuesday Patterson, ATC Samantha Boudreau, M.S., ATC

Blake Freeland - Assistant A.D. for Media/Sports Info. Director The 2010-11 school year will mark Blake Freeland’s seventh year at Charleston Southern, and his second as assistant athletics director for media, having been promoted from sports information director in 2009. He also served two years (2004-06) as assistant sports information director. He is the main contact for the football, cross country and track & field programs, while overseeing the coverage of all 16 Division I teams. In five years, Freeland has had the chance to serve as the main contact for every sport. He has hosted the Big South Women’s Soccer Championship twice and has also helped out at the Southern Conference Basketball tournament. Under his direction, the Buccaneers have had two AP All-American selections in football, as well as a Draddy Trophy Semifinalist and two finalists for the ADA postgraduate scholarship. Freeland has also directed the publication efforts for two Atlanta Area Boy Scout Peach of an Athlete selections, a Lowe’s Senior CLASS finalist in baseball and a Johnny Bench Watch List selection. He has overseen a redesign of the athletics website and has started a number of new media projects for the department, including a Facebook fan page, Twitter and YouTube sites. He started and maintains the athletic department’s blog as well. Freeland is married to the former Katie Davis, and the couple lives in North Charleston. He is a member of CoSIDA, serving on the publications committee, and served as the chairman of the Big South Football SIDs in 2008-09 and 2009-2010. Ryan Burns - Assistant Director of Sports Information

Named the Assistant Director of Sports Information in 2009, Ryan Burns will return to CSU for his third year with the Bucs having also served as an intern during the 2008-09 year. Burns will continue to work with the volleyball, men’s basketball and softball programs. His duties will also include managing the sports information student workers. Burns graduated from Geneva College in May of 2008 with a B.A. in communications and a minor in sports management. He spent time in the sports information office at his alma mater, working primarily with the production of media guides and the writing and distribution of news releases for selected sports. While at Geneva, Burns also participated as a four-year member of the varsity basketball team. Burns married the former Ashley Archer on July 17, 2010, and the couple lives in North Charleston.

Philip Allman Sports Information Intern

Joe Carmany Sports Information Intern

Assistant A.D.-Media (Football Contact)........ Blake Freeland Freeland’s Phone................................................. 843-863-7687 E-mail...................................................... bfreeland@csuniv.edu Assistant Director of Sports Information.............Ryan Burns Burns’ Phone....................................................... 843-863-7037 E-mail......................................................... rsburns@csuniv.edu Sports Information Intern.................................. Philip Allman Allman’s Phone................................................... 843-863-7688 Student Assistants/Gameday workers......Britney Allen, Mike Beasley, Sarah Croft, .......Katie Freeland, David Harring, Lynn Latham, Emmy Moran, Jeff Waddell, Shane Walker Sports Information Fax...................................... 843-863-7687 Mailing Address..............................................P.O. Box 118087 ..................................................................Charleston, SC 29423 Website..................................................... www.CSUsports.com

Big South 2010 Preseason All-Conference

Preseason Poll (Points) Preseason Offensive Player of the Year 1. Liberty (103) Mike Brown, QB, R-Jr. Liberty 2. Stony Brook (81) 3. Coastal Carolina (68) Preseason Defensive Player of the Year 4. Charleston Southern (65) Marty Patterson, LB, Sr., Gardner-Webb 5. Gardner-Webb (54) 6. VMI (31) 7. Presbyterian (18) Preseason All-Conference Teams Offense Defense DL Joel Walton CSU QB Mike Brown LU DL Asa Chapman LU RB Edwin Gowins SBU DL Josh Win VMI RB Patrick Hall GWU CCU WR Gerald Stevenson CSU DL Quinton Davis LB Marty Patterson GWU WR James Perry III GWU LB Jeffery Williams GWU WR Chris Summers LU LB Doncel Bolt LU TE David Duran CCU LB Emilio Calvin VMI OL Corey O’Daniel GWU DB Josh Norman CCU OL Paul Fenaroli SBU DB Cedric McGowan GWU OL Alex Stadler LU DB Brent Vinson LU OL Jordan Lancaster CSU DB KaJuan Lee (Tie) LU OL Jamie Dunaway GWU DB Chris Kuzdale (Tie) CSU Special Teams PK Matt Bevins LU P Marc Ray VMI LS Daniel Bonifas CCU KR Tyson Petty GWU PR Gerald Stevenson CSU Big South Composite Schedule Thursday, Sept. 2 PRESBYTERIAN at Wake Forest, 6:30 p.m. (TV: ESPN3.com)

Saturday, Sept. 25 North Greenville at PRESBYTERIAN, 1:30 p.m. Delaware State at COASTAL CAROLINA, 6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 4 LIBERTY at James Madison, 6 p.m. North Greenville at CHARLESTON SOUTHERN, 1:30 p.m. GARDNER-WEBB at Sam Houston State, 7 p.m. Lock Haven at VMI, 1:30 p.m. CHARLESTON SOUTHERN at Hawai’i, 11:35 p.m. COASTAL CAROLINA at W. Va., 3:30 p.m. (TV: BIG EAST Network) Massachusetts at STONY BROOK, TBA Brevard at GARDNER-WEBB, 6 p.m. VMI at Virginia, TBA St. Francis (Pa.) at LIBERTY, 7 p.m. STONY BROOK at South Florida, TBA Saturday, Oct. 2 COASTAL CAROLINA at Richmond, 1 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 11 PRESBYTERIAN at VMI *, 1:30 p.m. GARDNER-WEBB at Akron, 12 p.m. GARDNER-WEBB at Old Dominion, 6 p.m. Wofford at CHARLESTON SOUTHERN, 1:30 p.m. Savannah State at LIBERTY, 7 p.m. PRESBYTERIAN at Clemson, 3:30 p.m. (TV: ESPN3.com) COASTAL CAROLINA at Towson, 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 9 LIBERTY at Ball State, 7 p.m. CHARLESTON SOUTHERN at LIBERTY *, 3:30 p.m. VMI at William & Mary, 7 p.m. VMI at STONY BROOK *, TBA American International at STONY BROOK, TBA Saturday, Oct. 16 Saturday, Sept. 18 STONY BROOK at Lafayette, 1 p.m. (TV: Lafayette Sports Network) LIBERTY at Robert Morris, 12 p.m. GARDNER-WEBB at CHARLESTON SOUTHERN *, 1:30 p.m.(TV: ESPN3.com) STONY BROOK at Brown, 12:30 p.m. LIBERTY at VMI *, 1:30 p.m. Mars Hill at CHARLESTON SOUTHERN, 1:30 p.m. COASTAL CAROLINA at PRESBYTERIAN *, 2 p.m. Georgia Southern at COASTAL CAROLINA, 6 p.m. Western Carolina at GARDNER-WEBB, 6 p.m. PRESBYTERIAN at The Citadel, 7 p.m.

Saturday, Oct. 23 VMI at CHARLESTON SOUTHERN *, 1:30 p.m. PRESBYTERIAN at GARDNER-WEBB *, 1:30 p.m. STONY BROOK at COASTAL CAROLINA *, 6 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 30 VMI at Army, 12 p.m. (TV: CBS College Sports) COASTAL CAROLINA at GARDNER-WEBB *, 1:30 p.m. LIBERTY at PRESBYTERIAN *, 1:30 p.m. CHARLESTON SOUTHERN at STONY BROOK *, 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 6 COASTAL CAROLINA at VMI *, 1:30 p.m. (TV: ESPN3.com) STONY BROOK at PRESBYTERIAN *, 1:30 p.m. GARDNER-WEBB at LIBERTY *, 3:30 p.m. CHARLESTON SOUTHERN at Kentucky, TBA Saturday, Nov. 13 LIBERTY at COASTAL CAROLINA *, 1 p.m. (TV: ESPN3.com) PRESBYTERIAN at CHARLESTON SOUTHERN *, 1:30 p.m. VMI at Old Dominion, 2 p.m. GARDNER-WEBB at STONY BROOK *, TBA Saturday, Nov. 20 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN at COASTAL CAROLINA *, 1 p.m. Davidson at PRESBYTERIAN, 1 p.m. VMI at GARDNER-WEBB *, 1:30 p.m. STONY BROOK at LIBERTY *, 3:30 p.m.

About the Big South Conference BIG SOUTH CONFERENCE QUICK FACTS Address: 7233 Pineville-Matthews Road, Suite 100 Charlotte, NC 28226 Phone: (704) 341-7990 Fax: (704) 341-7991 www.BigSouthSports.com President Dr. Nido R. Qubein High Point University Vice President Penelope W. Kyle Radford University Secretary Dr. Anne Ponder UNC Asheville Commissioner Kyle B. Kallander Associate Commissioner - Marketing James F. Companion, Jr. Associate Commissioner - Compliance Dawn Turner Asst. Commissioner - Public Relations Mark Simpson Director of Marketing Chad Cook Coordinator of New Media Mark Bryant Office Manager Nancy Perkins Assistant Director of Public Relations Nic Bowman Marketing Assistant Janette Lavery Full-Time Member Institutions (10): Charleston Southern University, Coastal Carolina University, Gardner-Webb University, High Point University, Liberty University, Presbyterian College, Radford University, UNC Asheville, Virginia Military Institute, Winthrop University. Associate Members: Stony Brook University (football), Bucknell University (women’s golf), College of the Holy Cross (women’s golf).

Since its founding in 1983, the Big South Conference has matured into a competitive leader in college athletics, actively pursuing excellence on the field of play and in the classroom. The League’s growing presence as an NCAA Division I athletic conference is evident by athletic accomplishments on the national stage, innovative marketing and media partnerships, increased television packages, and quality athletic competition while intentionally fostering the academic, personal, social, athletic and leadership development of each student-athlete. This has evolved into the Conference’s mission of Developing Leaders Through Athletics. The Big South Conference was formed on August 21, 1983, when Charleston Southern (then Baptist College) Athletic Director Howard Bagwell and Augusta President George Christenberry began recruiting members into the Big South, receiving initial commitments from Augusta, Charleston Southern, Campbell, Coastal Carolina and Winthrop. One month later, Dr. Edward M. Singleton was selected as the League’s first Commissioner and continued to solicit new members. His efforts led to the additions of Armstrong State, Radford and UNC Asheville, giving the Big South more than the required six members to constitute an official conference. The Big South’s first year of competition was in the Fall of 1984, and in September 1986, the Big South Conference was granted full-fledged NCAA Division I status. During its infancy and prior to securing automatic bids to NCAA Championships, the Big South made early strides in earning at-large berths in several national postseason events, including volleyball, women’s basketball and women’s golf. In 1989, George F. “Buddy” Sasser replaced the retiring Dr. Singleton as Commissioner, and in 1990, the League received its first automatic bid – receiving an automatic qualifier to the NCAA

Baseball Championship. Under Sasser’s seven years of leadership, the Conference implemented its public relations and compliance programs, and introduced its first-ever men’s basketball television package, featuring the Big South competing among some of the finest teams in the nation. In August 1996, Kyle B. Kallander replaced Sasser as the League’s third Commissioner, and in his 13 years at the helm of the Big South, Kallander has been instrumental in aggressively promoting the Conference to new levels. The Conference has enjoyed record levels in marketing revenue during the past several years. He has brought television coverage to Big South women’s basketball, baseball and softball for the first time in Conference history, as well as increased national television exposure to the League as a whole through aggressive and unique television packages. Under Kallander’s leadership, the Big South developed and initiated its first long-range strategic plan, re-affirming the League’s vision as a distinctive athletic Conference committed to the quality of institutional life through athletic competition. He also spearheaded the efforts to add football as a championship sport, which came to fruition in 2002 and has solidified Conference membership with the additions of High Point, GardnerWebb and Presbyterian, and in 2011-12, the return of charter member Campbell University. Kallander’s long range vision has also included technological advancements, as the Conference introduced its first live event video streaming in 2005 and has since expanded its video offerings to more than 600 events annually through a partnership with the member

About the Big South Conference institutions, as well as the creation of several online and social media platforms. In the last 15 years alone, the Big South Conference has experienced monumental growth and success in nearly every sport. During this time, the Conference has had two individual National Champions, more than 200 All-Americans, has reached the “Sweet 16” in men’s soccer, women’s basketball and baseball, has received national Top 25 rankings in men’s soccer, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, baseball, men’s outdoor track & field, and men’s golf, had an individual selected to play in the NCAA Singles Championship four times in addition to the first men’s tennis doubles at-large selection, had the No. 1 ranked men’s golfer in the country, has had the nation’s top scoring men’s basketball team three consecutive years as well as the national men’s basketball scoring leader twice, received an at-large playoff berth in the Football Championship Subdivision in 2006, and had an institution finish fifth in the NCAA Men’s Golf Championships – the Conference’s highest-ever team finish in an NCAA event. In 2006-07 alone, the Big South was the only Conference nationwide to have an at-large participant in the football play-

Kyle B. Kallander Commisioner

offs (Coastal Carolina), a team in the Second Round of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament (Winthrop) and a No. 1 seed in the NCAA Baseball Regionals (Coastal Carolina). In fact, Coastal Carolina’s baseball program has been a No. 1 seed three out of the last five years, while its FCS playoff berth in 2006 came in just the fifth-year of the Big South’s football existence. The Conference’s tagline, Developing Leaders Through Athletics was unveiled in 2008-09 in conjunction with the Conference’s 25th Anniversary. The League also honored its heritage with the Top 25 “Best of the Best” moments in League history from 1983-2008, with Liberty University’s 10-year women’s basketball championship run from 1996-2007 being crowned the No. 1 moment in the Big South’s first 25 years. The Conference’s on-field accomplishments have been duplicated in the classroom. Annually, more than 40 percent of Conference student-athletes are named to the Big South’s Presidential Honor Roll for maintaining a cumulative 3.0 grade-point average, and the League has had more than 95 Academic All-Americans in its quarter-century of existence.

James F. Companion, Jr. Associate Commissioner

Dawn Turner Associate Commissioner/ Senior Women’s Administrator

Chad Cook Assistant Director of Marketing

Mark Simpson Asst. Commisioner Public Relations

Nic Bowman Assistant Director of Public Relations

Mark Bryant Director of New Media

Charleston, South Carolina

“The Holy City”

harleston is America’s most beautifully preserved architectural and historic treasure, with a rich, 300-year history just waiting to be discovered. Hundreds of significant and lovingly preserved structures from the colonial and antebellum periods grace the historic district’s narrow streets. Church bells toll the hour as history unfolds around each and every corner. In no other place are the past and present more intertwined. The entire Charleston area is a never-ending feast for the senses, with history serving as the main course. Visit Charles Towne Landing, the site where the original settlement was established in 1670. Explore the Charleston Museum, our nation’s first museum, or Patriot’s Point, the world’s largest naval and maritime museum and home of World War II’s Fighting Lady, the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Yorktown. Drive to Fort Moultrie, scene of the first decisive American victory of the American Revolution, and a mainstay of shore defense until 1947. Take a scenic boat tour to Fort Sumter, the manmade island fortress where the Civil War began. World-famous plantations and Top 10 United States gardens offer visitors a fascinating glimpse Cities to Visit into life during the antebellum era. Informative tours of the Charleston area are offered daily and are a must for all who want to truly appreciate this living museum. 1. San Francisco The area’s lush sea islands and sun-drenched beaches offer as 2. Charleston, S.C. much recreation or relaxation as your heart desires. Golf is on a world- class level, with challenging courses reflecting the natural beauty of 3. Santa Fe the South Carolina Lowcountry. Charter fishing on the Gulf stream or inshore waters is readily available. Shopping is one of our vis- 4. New York City tors’ most passionate pursuits. Marvel at native sweetgrass baskets 5. Chicago and handmade crafts found in Charleston’s famous open-air market, or browse through inviting boutiques, art galleries and antique shops 6. Honolulu found throughout the Charleston area. When it comes to dining, your 7. Carmel, Calif. biggest decision may be just what to try next. Every meal is a celebration of tastes, with a variety that ranges from traditional oyster roasts to 8. Savannah fine continental dining. If festivals strike your fancy, you have come to the right place. You will be dazzled by a diverse array of special events. At any time of year, you will always find more to see, do and experience than you ever imagined ... in a place where warm welcomes Source: 2009 Condé Nast Traveler have been a treasured tradition for over 300 years.

harleston Southern is a fully accredited, comprehensive university offering liberal arts and professional curricula, including graduate and undergraduate degrees. The University, founded in 1964, is included on the John Templeton Foundation’s Honor Roll of Character-Building Colleges and was named one of America’s Best Christian Colleges. Affiliated with the South Carolina Baptist Convention, the University’s vision is integrating faith in learning, leading and serving. Charleston Southern has grown from 500 students to more than 3,000 students in its 46 years. Situated on 300 acres, the University is located in the center of the Charleston metropolitan area. Students take advantage of the cultural, historical and recreational opportunities the city offers. Charleston is a city famous for its well-preserved colonial houses, famous gardens and plantations, miles of wide sandy beaches, and major fine arts events, including the Spoleto Festival USA (a kaleidoscope of opera, dance, music, theatre, and visual arts). The University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) to award bachelor’s and master’s degrees. Students can choose from 38 undergraduate majors and four graduate programs. In addition, our College of Distance and Continuing Education allows students to schedule classes around their busy lifestyles. Each degree program is combined with a comprehensive liberal arts foundation, which is designed to develop problem-solving and communication skills. CSU is widely known as a valuable community leader through its active participation in partnerships with local schools and businesses.

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eyond the classroom, students can participate in a variety of campus activities, including academic clubs, service organizations, intramural athletics and campus ministries. CSU’s athletic teams compete in the NCAA Division I Big South Conference. Our athletic programs have produced several nationally recognized professional sports figures, including Charlie Simpkins, 1992 Olympic silver medalist; Maurice Price and Josh Breeden, who signed as free agents in the NFL; Bryant Burch, who signed with the CFL’s Calgary Stampeders; Crystal Carpenter, who signed with the WNBA’s Utah Starzz; R.J. Swindle, who played for the Charleston Riverdogs as a member of the Yankees organization and became the first CSU player to ever pitch in a MLB game, joining the Phillies; Tyler Thornburg, who was taken by the Milwaukee Brewers in the third round of the 2010 MLB draft; and Bobby Parnell, who made it to the Majors with the N.Y. Mets. Charleston Southern University is proud to have sent 11 different teams to NCAA competition over the past eight years. The women’s golf team is the most recent to represent the University in NCAA postseason play, winning the conference championship in 2010, while men’s tennis is historically the most consistent, having competed in four NCAA tournaments since 1999. In 2008, CSU sent 12 track athletes to the NCAA Regional meet, and were also represented at the 2010 NCAA Indoor National Championships. The University fields teams in basketball, women’s soccer, softball, cross country, baseball, track & field, golf, tennis, and volleyball, as well as an NCAA Division-I football program. In it’s history, CSU has captured 28 Big South Conference championships. In 2009-10, CSU placed more than 40 athletes on the allconference teams with another four athletes earning all-freshman honors.

CSU Fast Facts Status: Private, coeducational Undergraduate Tuition (2009-10): $9,619/Sem. Enrollment (Fall 2009): Undergraduate: 2,787 Graduate: 449 Total: 3,236 In-state/out-of-state Students: 79% in-state/21% out-of-state Faculty (full-time): 126 Academic Majors: 38 undergraduate / 4 graduate Library Holdings: More Than 250,000 volumes Undergrads Receiving Financial Aid: 95% (2009-10) Religious Affiliation: South Carolina Baptist Convention

D egree P rograms

The Bachelor of Arts degree is a four-year degree designed primarily for students concentrating in the fine arts and may be earned with a major in any of the following areas:

Business Administration Communication and Theatre English * Graphic Design Humanities and Fine Arts Music (Performance or Church Music) Music Education (Choral or Instrumental) Music Therapy Religion Spanish * Youth Ministry

Professional programs are offered in the following fields: Predentistry Preengineering Prelaw Premedicine Prepharmacy Preseminary The Bachelor of Technology degree provides a liberal arts education and a core of professionally related cognate courses for persons holding an Associate of Science degree in an approved technical field.

The Bachelor of Science degree is a fouryear degree designed primarily for students concentrating in the social and natural sciences and may be earned with a major in any of the following areas:

Applied Mathematics Athletic Training Biochemistry Biology * Business Administration Chemistry * Computer Science Criminal Justice Early Childhood Education Economics * Elementary Education History * Mathematics * Natural Science Physical Education * Political Science * Psychology * Social Science Sociology * Health Promotion The Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing (BSN) is a 1 + 3 curriculum program and has Full Approval of the S.C. Board of Nursing. It is accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission.

The Bachelor of Management Arts degree provides a fast track and convenient degree in general business management for nontraditional students. A student transferring in previous college credit hours, accredited work training and military experience could complete the degree program in as little as 20 months. Graduate degrees are offered in the following fields: Master of Business Administration (with emphases in Accounting, Finance, Management Information Systems and Organizational Development) Online courses available. Master of Science in Criminal Justice Master of Science in Nursing Master of Education Elementary Secondary Administration * Teacher certification programs are available for these majors Charleston Southern University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.

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