2012 Football Media Guide

INTEGRATING FAITH IN LEARNING, LEADING AND SERVING

CHARLESTON SOUTHERN BUCCANEER FOOTBALL

1991-1993

CSU begins NCAA Football competition at the D-III level before moving to I-AA in ‘93

2006

Overtime win over The Citadel part of a 9-0 start by the Bucs...

2011

Florida State and Central Florida join impressive list of Bucs’ FCS opponents...

1999

Whitfield Stadium Center is built...

2012 2005

Big South Conference Champions after fivestraight wins to finish season...

A NEW HOME

QUICK FACTS / TABLE OF CONTENTS 2012 CSU Quick Facts University Information Location:.......................................................................... Charleston, S.C. Mailing Address:............................................................. P.O. Box 118087 .................................................................... Charleston, SC 29423-8087 Founded:.............................................................................................1964 Enrollment:........................................................................................3,298 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. Media............................................................... Zeke Beam Assistant A.D. (Internal Affairs):........................................ James Bradley Assistant A.D. (Compliance):.......................................... Mike Hammond Senior Womens’ Administrator:.......................... Christie Faircloth-Dixon Strength and Conditioning Coach:............................................Chad Scott Administrative Assistant:...................................................... Paula Palmer 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):..........................................................43 - 57 (9) Overall Record (Seasons):.......................................................46 - 78 (12) Assistant Coaches: Patrick Nix.............................................. Offensive Coord./Recruiting Coord./OL Shawn Quinn.................................................................. Defensive Coord.

Matthew Smiley.......................................................Special Teams Coord.

Marcus Woodson..........................................Defensive Pass Game Coord.

Kirk Lax............................................................................ Wide Receivers Byron “Bam” Hardmon..................................................... Defensive Line Chad Scott...........................................................Strength & Conditioning Mike Howard.................................................Assistant DL/Scout Offense Chris Petrilli..................................................Assistant WR/Scout Offense Dave Padilla........................................................Assistant Offensive Line Football Office Phone:.......................................................(843) 863-7119 First Year of Football:.........................................................................1991 Seasons Played (Seasons in I-AA):.................................................21 (19) All-Time Record:............................................................................ 77-151 2011 Overall Record:.......................................................................... 0-11 2011 Big South Conference Record/Finish:................................... 0-6/7th Total Lettermen Returning/Lost:....................................................... 40/22 Total Starters Returning/Lost:........................................................... 16/10 Media Relations Assistant A.D. (Media):.........................Zeke Beam (zbeam@csuniv.edu) Office Phone:.....................................................................(843) 863-7687 Asst. SID (Asst. FB Contact):....Kevin O’Rourke (korourke@csuniv.edu) Office Phone:.....................................................................(843) 863-7688 Assistant SID:................. Seth Montgomery (smontgomery@csuniv.edu) Office Phone:.....................................................................(843) 863-7853 Sports Information Fax:.....................................................(843) 863-7676 Website:.............................................................http://www.csusports.com Sports Information Overnight Mailing Address: .

9200 University Blvd., Charleston, SC 29406

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Table of Contents Quick Facts.................................................................................................2 Credits.........................................................................................................2 Media Policies.............................................................................................3 Directions to CSU.......................................................................................3 Media Outlets..............................................................................................3 At The Helm Head Coach Jay Mills..............................................................................5-6 Assistant Coaches..................................................................................7-11 2012 Buccaneers 2012 Depth Chart......................................................................................13 2012 Outlook.......................................................................................14-15 2012 Numerical Roster........................................................................16-17 2012 Alphabetical Roster.....................................................................16-17 Buccaneer Profiles...............................................................................18-27 Facing the Buccaneers All-Time Series Record vs. 2012 Opponents............................................28 Preseason All-Conference.........................................................................29 Opponent Profiles................................................................................30-31 2011 In Review Box Scores...........................................................................................32-42 Results.......................................................................................................43 Game-By-Game Starters...........................................................................43 Statistics...............................................................................................44-46 Records and History Individual Categorical Records............................................................48-49 Individual Single Game Superlatives...................................................50-52 Individual Career Records...................................................................53-55 Team Single Game Records......................................................................56 Team Season Records...............................................................................57 Year-By-Year Team Leaders................................................................58-59 Top Offensive Performances.....................................................................59 All-Time Lettermen.............................................................................60-61 Year-By-Year Results...........................................................................62-63 Off the Field 2005 Championship Season......................................................................64 Buccaneers in the Community..................................................................65 Eddie Gadson Scholarship........................................................................66 Whitfield Stadium Center/Buccaneer Field..............................................67 Administration CSU Administration.............................................................................68-69 Athletic Training..................................................................................70-71 Sports Information....................................................................................72 Big South Conference Big South Conference..........................................................................74-75 About Charleston Southern University................................................76-77 About Charleston, South Carolina.......................................................78-79 Charleston Southern Degree Programs.....................................................80

MEDIA INFORMATION Credentials Press box and sideline credentials will be given to accredited working media only. All requests must be mailed, emailed, 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 upto-date 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; playby-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 and tobacco products 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 one telephone line. 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 or cell phone number be given to the media.

Practices Daily football practices are closed to the public and open to the media by appointment. Media should call the sports information office to verify practice time and player availability. Coach Mills will be available to speak to the media prior to or immediately after practice.

South Carolina Media Outlets

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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.

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2012 BUCS’ COACHING STAFF

HEAD COACH JAY MILLS The 2012 season will be Jay Mills’ 10th 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. From 2005-2009, Mills and the Buccaneers were the winningest coach and program in the Big South Conference, while also facing the most FBS opponents of any FCS school 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 offenseive record books. 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, while Gerald Stevenson shattered the all-purpose yardage record for CSU and the Big South. 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 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 (27), Josh (23), Jared (22), Chris (20), Derek (19) and David (14), and on July 12, 2008, the Mills added son-in-law Ryan Tié to the family, and the Mills’ first grandchild, Evelyn, was born last fall. His son, Jared, graduated from CSU in the spring of 2011, and is engaged to Meredith Bradley, who also graduated from CSU in 2011 and is the daughter of Assistant A.D. James Bradley.

Allen.....................................1-0 Central Florida...................0-1 Charleston (WV)..................1-0 Citadel..................................1-3 Coastal Carolina ................3-6 Edward Waters ....................2-0 Florida..................................0-1 Florida State.......................0-1 Gardner-Webb...................3-6

Coach Mills’ Record vs. All Opponents

Georgetown..........................1-0 Hawaii..................................0-2 Howard.................................0-2 Jacksonville.........................2-1 James Madison.....................0-1 Johnson C. Smith.................1-0 Kentucky..............................0-1 Liberty.................................1-8 Mars Hill..............................1-0

Miami (Fla.).........................0-1 Miami (Ohio).......................0-1 Norfolk State.......................0-1 North Greenville..................7-1 Presbyterian........................5-4 Savannah State.....................5-0 South Florida........................0-2 Stony Brook........................1-3 Tusculum..............................0-1

VMI.....................................5-4 Wesley College....................0-1 West Virginia State...............1-0 West Virginia Wesleyan.......1-0 Wingate................................1-1 Wofford................................0-4 vs. Big South Opponents.18-31 vs. Nonconference............25-25 Overall.............................43-57

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HEAD COACH 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 outworked. 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 Jay 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

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ASSISTANT COACHES

Patrick Nix - Offensive Coord./QBs - Auburn, ‘95 Patrick Nix begins his third season on the CSU football staff in the fall of 2012, returning to serve as the Offensive Coordinator, Recruiting Coordinator and the Offensive Line coach. Nix was added to the staff just before the 2010 season.

“I am excited to be here at Charleston Southern,” said Nix. “This is a unique opportunity for me because I am able to coach at a high level of football and bring my faith to the job, while still being involved with my family. I believe that this program is an important part of the school’s vision to become a university nationally recognized for integrating faith in learning, leading and serving, and I am happy to be a part of it.”

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.

“We are privileged to have Coach Nix join the CSU family,” said Mills at the time of his hiring. “We are excited about the expertise he brings professionally to our staff and team, and equally enthused for the character that he displays to colleagues he works alongside and the young men who are entrusted under his care.”

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, as well as the Cliff Hare Student-Athlete of the Year. He is still ranked in the top five in numerous categories, and ranks as 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 Grace (12), Bo (10), Caleb (7) and Sara (2).

Shawn Quinn - Defensive Coordinator - Carson-Newman ‘95 Shawn Quinn begins his first season as the Buccaneers’ defensive coordinator in 2012.

Quinn spent two seasons as the linebackers coach and recruiting coordinator for the Eagles, who are perennial Football Championship Subdivision contenders. Prior to his time in Statesboro, he was the co-defensive coordinator and defensive line coach at Northwestern State and a defensive line assistant for LSU during the 2008 season. Under Quinn’s tutelage, five LSU defensive lineman went to NFL training camps, with Tyson Jackson being selected in the third round of the 2009 NFL Draft.

From 2002-07, Quinn coached outside linebackers and defensive line at Louisiana-Lafayette, where six defensive linemen earned All-Sun Belt Conference honors. The Rajin’ Cajuns earned a share of the 2005 Sun Belt Conference championship with six players going on to join the NFL ranks. Quinn also spent time as an offensive graduate assistant at Tennessee and was a member of the staff during the Vols’ 2001 SEC East Championship.

From 1999-2002, Quinn coached in three bowl games under head coach Phil Fulmer and was the position coach for Lou Groza Award finalist Alex Walls. Seventeen of Quinn’s signees have gone on to play in the NFL. Prior to joining the Vols, Quinn spent five years as an assistant coach at Maryville (Tenn.) High School, where he coached the defensive line and helped lead the team to the 1998 Tennessee Class 4A state championship. He also spent a season as the outside linebackers and tight ends coach at Armuchee (Ga.) High School.

Quinn was a four-year starter on the defensive line for Carson-Newman College in Jefferson City, Tenn., where he was an All-South Atlantic Conference honoree during the Eagles’ four-year conference championship run. He earned a degree in history and political science from Carson-Newman in 1995 and went on to earn a master’s degree from Lincoln Memorial University.

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ASSISTANT COACHES

Matthew Smiley - Special Teams Coordinator - Illinois, ‘01

Smiley begins his first season as the Special Teams Coach for the CSU football team, after coming on staff in the winter of 2012.

Smiley joins the Buccaneers after two seasons at Eastern Illinois where he served as the Panthers Special Teams Coordinator and coached two of the OVC’s best special teams players in 2009 in punter Kevin Cook and placekicker Austin Signor. Signor earned first team All-OVC honors after leading the nation in touchbacks, and was ranked 30th nationally in field goals made. Cook finished the season ranked ninth in the nation in punting. Special teams contributor Lorence Ricks also earned National Special Teams Player of the Week distinction in 2009 during the Panthers win over Jacksonville State.

Smiley came to Eastern Illinois following two seasons at Eureka College where he served one season as the offensive coordinator and one season as the defensive coordinator. In October of 2008 he was named interim head coach and preceded to win his first contest with a 47-19 win over Principia College.

At Eureka, Smiley also oversaw the development of the Red Devils special teams with the kickoff coverage team ranking No. 2 in NCAA Division III for least return yards allowed in 2007.

During the two-year stint he coached eight All-SLIAC performers.

Prior to coaching at Eureka, Smiley worked for two seasons as a special teams coach at Dartmouth College serving as the special teams coordinator in 2006. In 2007 the Big Green special teams blocked five kicks while improving in both kickoff and punt return yardage allowed.

Smiley entered the coaching ranks as an undergraduate at Illinois serving as a student-assistant coach after being a walk-on wide receiver with the Fighting Illini.

He graduated from Illinois in May 2001 and served in the United States Air Force as a first lieutenant in Grand Forks, North Dakota.

While on active duty, Smiley was deployed four times in support of Operation Enduring Freedom and received the USAF Commendation Medal for his efforts.

While stationed in Grand Forks he also worked with the specialists at the University of North Dakota where he coached two All-American kickers in 2001 and 2003.

Smiley also holds a masters degree from North Dakota. He is married to the former Marissa Bushue, a former record holder for the EIU women’s track team in the triple jump. The couple has two daughters, Madelyn and Ella.

Kirk Lax - Wide Receivers - Southern Illinois ‘11 Kirk Lax begins his second stint with Charleston Southern as wide receivers coach in the summer of 2012, after spending the 2008-2010 seasons assisting with the Bucs’ defensive line and secondary.

Lax spent last season in Saint-Ouen-l’Aumone, France as head coach of the European Football League’s Les Cougars.

Prior to joining the Bucs for the 2008 season, Lax led Charleston Collegiate to an 11-3 record and the 2007 SCISA 1A State Championship in his lone campaign as the program’s head coach. Lax’s familiarity with the local high school scene is extensive, as he also spent the 2006 season with Charleston Collegiate as its offensive coordinator, helping the team to a 27.3 point per game average and a berth in the SCISA 1A playoffs for the first time since 1999. Prior to his time in the private school ranks, Lax worked the 2004-2005 seasons at Summerville High School, coaching the wide receivers for the JV team while also scouting opponents for the varsity, which captured the 2005 region championship with a perfect 11-0 record.

Lax helped CSU to a 7-5 record and 2nd place Big South finish during the 2008 season as assistant defensive line coach in 2008, before switching to the secondary for 2009-2010. While in that capacity, Lax helped tutor Charles James to FCS All-American honors after intercepting a Big South-best six passes in 2010.

In his post as wide receivers coach, Lax will get the chance to work with a talented returning group led by 2011 First Team Big South member Nathan Perera. Mike Davis finished second on the club with 23 catches, while junior college transfer Corvaughn Archie and freshman Kevin Glears also exhibited promise.

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ASSISTANT COACHES

Byron Hardmon - Defensive Line - Florida, '03

Byron "Bam" Hardmon, a former University of Florida standout and NFL veteran joins the CSU football coaching staff in the fall 2012 season taking over as the defensive line coach for the Buccaneers.

Hardmon comes to CSU after three seasons at the University of Illinois in Champaign, Ill., where he coached both defensive line and outside linebackers. While with the Illini, Hardmon assisted in defensive game planning and scouting and coordinated the offensive scout team. Under his tutelage, defensive tackle Corey Liuget was a first round pick of the San Diego Chargers and was joined in the professional ranks by defensive end Whitney Mercilus who was selected by the Houston Texans in the first round of the 2012 NFL Draft. Hardmon helped turn the Illini defense from No. 91 to No. 8 in total defense during his tenure and helped the pass defense finish the 2011 season ranked fourth in the nation.

From 2003-07, Hardmon split time between the NFL and NFL Europe. He was the captain of the Hamberg Seadevils of NFL Europe from 2006-07, finishing second on the team in tackles and helping the Seadevils to the 2007 World Bowl title. Prior to his time in Hamburg, Hardmon played for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2005), Seattle Seahawks (2004) and Miami Dolphins (2003). He also spent time with the Cologne Centurions (2003) of NFL Europe.

A three-year starter at the University of Florida from 1999-2003, Hardmon served as a team captain in 2002 and earned All-SEC accolades the same season. He was a three-year Scholar-Athlete who was honored with both the Fergie Ferguson Leadership Award and University of Florida Outstanding Leadership Award in 2002. He ranked fourth in the NCAA and second in the SEC in tackles in 2002 and competed in the Outback Bowl (2003), Sugar Bowl (2002), Orange Bowl (2001) and Citrus Bowl (2000) for the Gators.

Hardmon earned a Bachelor’s of Arts in Sociology from Florida in 2003 and went on to earn a Master’s of Educational Policy and Organizational Leadership from the University of Illinois in 2011. He is married to the former Danerica Wright.

Marcus Woodson - Defensive Backs Coach

Marcus Woodson - Def. Pass Game Coordinator - Ole Miss, ‘03 Marcus Woodson joined the CSU staff just prior to 2009 spring drills and coaches the defensive backs. Woodson came to CSU from Millsaps College.

During the 2010 season, Woodson helped coach Charles James, who broke the CSU record with three interceptions in a single game, earning all-conference and AP All-American honors in the process.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.

In 2009, 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. At the college level, Woodson played in 18 games and earned eight starts over two years for Ole Miss and was selected for the Senior Leadership Unity Council. He graduated from Ole Miss with a B.S. in political science with an emphasis in criminal justice and a minor in English.

Woodson married the former Chastity Simmons in May of 2011.

ASSISTANT COACHES

Dave Padilla - Asst. Offensive Line - Charleston Southern ‘11 Dave Padilla joined the CSU staff for the 2009 season after spending the previous 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 nation’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.

He received a B.S. in American History from CSU with a minor in both Christian Leadership and Political Science.

Mike Howard - Assistant DL/Scout Offense - Charleston Southern Michael Howard enters his first season on the Charleston Southern coaching staff where he will serve as the Assistant Defensive Line coach, as well as assisting with the Scout Offense.

Howard comes to CSU from Fairleigh Dickinson College, where he served as the Outside Linebackers coach.

Prior to coming to FDU, Howard was the Defensive Coordinator at RB Stall High School in North Charleston, S.C. from 2008-2010.

Howard is a graduate of Charleston Southern University, where he played defensive end for three seasons before earning a degree in Athletic Training. He received his Master’s Degree in Physical Education from The Citadel Military College.

A native of Homer, LA, Howard lives with his wife, NaTisha, and twin sons, Jervon and Jayden.

Chris Petrilli - Assistant Secondary - Boise State, ‘12 Petrilli joins the CSU football coaching staff in the summer of 2012 and will serve as the Assistant Secondary coach, as well as helping with the scout team offense.

Prior to coming to CSU, spent four years at Eagle High School in Eagle, Idaho, serving as the running backs and returners coach. During his time at EHS, the Mustangs achieved back-to-back Idaho championship appearances, winning the state title in 2009. Petrilli also coached four running backs that went on to play at the collegiate level.

Prior to his football coaching career, Petrilli served in the U.S. Military as a member of the elite military forces, serving as a paratrooper in the 82nd Airborne Division at Fort Bragg, N.C., before receiving an honorable discharge.

Petrilli played football at Carroll College in Helena, Mont. During his time with the Fighting Saints, he contributed in all three phases of the game, spending time at free safety and wide receiver, as well as lining up as a gunner on special teams.

In addition to his football coaching career, Petrilli has also found success inside the ring and octagon, posting winning records in both boxing and mixed martial arts contests. Overall, he has a 16-2 amateur boxing record and a 3-1 amateur mixed martial arts record.

Petrilli is a graduate of Boise State University, earning his degree in economics. He and his wife Jaime reside in Charleston, and are the parents of two children: Addisan (5) and Andrew (1).

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ASSISTANT COACHES

Chad Scott - Strength & Conditioning - Eastern Kentucky ‘01 Chad Scott enters his first season as the strength and conditioning coach at Charleston Southern. Scott arrives at CSU from Eastern Kentucky University, where he spent five years as the Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach following his time as a graduate assistant at EKU. Scott helped fine-tune athletes that combined to win 20 Ohio Valley Conference Championships, including three in football (2007, 2008, and 2011), two in men’s basketball (2005 and 2007), and one in women’s basketball (2005).

A 2001 graduate of Eastern Kentucky, Scott played fullback and long snapper on the football team for four years. He received his Bachelor of Science in Political Science from EKU, before earning his Masters of Physical Education in 2005.

Scott is certified through the Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association, and is also USA Weightlifting Level 1 Sports Performance Strength Coach certified. Other highlights of Scott’s time at EKU include the baseball team leading the OVC in home runs in 2012, and the fact that he has worked with several all-conference, All-American, and professional athletes in the NFL, Major League Baseball, and numerous pro basketball leagues.

Scott and his wife, Elizabeth, are the proud parents of a 2-year old son, Gavin. The couple is expecting another boy on January 1, 2013.

Chris McCormick - Asst. Strength Coach - Ball State ‘11 Chris McCormick enters his first season as the Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach at Charleston Southern. He originally came to CSU in January 2012 to serve as the assistant defensive line coach, before transitioning to the strength and conditioning staff prior to summer 2012.

McCormick will assists with all 14 CSU sports, as he is currently pursuing the Strength and Conditioning Coach Certified SCCC through Collegiate Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association (CSCCa).

Prior to arriving at CSU, McCormick completed a Masters of Arts in School Psychology at Ball State University in 2011. He received his Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from Indiana State University in 2010, and served as a student assistant for the Sycamores’ football team in 2008. He also had prior coaching experience at Greencastle, Indiana’s South Putnam High School, where he served as Assistant Varsity Offensive and Defensive Line Coach/Freshman Team Coach, in 2007.

Originally from Reelsville, Indiana, McCormick resides in Goose Creek with his wife Kayla. The couple is expecting their first child, a girl, Reise, in September.

Philip Pigott - Assistant Safeties - LSU ‘08 Philip Pigott enters his first season as the safeties coach at Charleston Southern.

Pigott arrives at CSU from Northwestern State (La.), where he served as linebackers coach. While at Northwestern State, Pigott also handled the Demons’ recruiting efforts in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

Pigott played a major role in helping to mentor middle linebacker Derek Rose, who twice earned All-American status in addition to being named the captain of the All State Good works Team. His experience with talented Demons’ players also included Northwestern State outside linebacker Yaser Elqutub, a member of LSU’s 2007 national championship team.

In addition to his coaching responsibilities at CSU, Pigott will be in charge of the region the South Florida region.

A 2008 graduate of LSU, Pigott received his master’s degree from Northwestern State in the spring of 2012.

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MEET THE BUCS

PROJECTED TWO-DEEP

OFFENSE

Pos. No.

QB 15

19

RB 44

23

FB 26

10

WR 3

18

WR 2

85

WR 8

9

TE 12

81

LT 73

64

LG 59

61

C 60

62

RG 57

66

RT 64

74

DEFENSE

DE 11

82

DT 54

50

DT 94

93

DE 96

92

LB 25

36

LB 52

6

LB 22

43

FC 1 31

FS 17

33

SS 5

27

BC 24

38

Name Malcolm Dixon Derek Hatcher Keelyan Bryant Trey Dorsey Zac Frazier Mike DeTerlizzi Nathan Perera Larry Jones III Corvaughn Archie Kevin Glears Chase Jones Mike Davis Tanner Rogers Nathan Prater Mose Countryman Austin Spears Jean Bazile Jason Edmonds Nick Kemper Blake Stone Clayton Truitt Benny Timmons Austin Spears Zachary Sibrava

Ht. 6-0 5-11 5-8 5-7 5-9 6-1 6-3 6-1 5-10 6-0 5-10 5-8 6-3 6-8 6-3 6-5 6-4 6-1 6-1 6-1 6-1 6-3 6-5 6-3

Wt. 195 209 196 182 214 226 210 190 174 173 208 188 234 243 272 296 308 272 280 295 299 320 296 285

Yr. Hometown/Previous School Jr. Tifton, Ga. /Tifton County R-Jr. Orange Park, Fla. /Ridgeview Jr. St. Petersburg, Fla. /St. Petersburg Catholic R-Fr. Homerville, Ga. /Clinch County So. Bluffton, S.C. /Bluffton R-Jr. Tampa, Fla./Freedom Jr. Orlando, Fla. /Bishop Moore Fr. Jacksonville, Fla. /Paxon Sr. Fresno, Calif. /Buchanan (Fresno City CC) So. Charleston, S.C. /Goose Creek Sr. Miami, Fla. /South Miami (Feather River CC) Sr. Ventura, Calif. /Buena (Ventura CC) So. Stockbridge, Ga. /Eagles Landing Christian Academy R-Fr. Ninety Six, S.C. /Ninety Six R-Fr. J acksonville, Fla./Mandarin R-Jr. Lake Mary, Fla./Lake Mary R-So. Orlando, Fla./Edgewater R-Sr. Hopkins, S.C./Lower Richland R-Sr. Winter Springs, Fla./Lake Howell R-Fr. Jacksonville, Fla. /Atlantic Coast So. Atlanta, Ga. /Parkview R-Fr. Atlanta, Ga./Parkview R-Jr. Lake Mary, Fla. /Lake Mary Fr. West Palm Beach, Fla./Park Vista

Cornelius Sterling Dylan Black Isaac McKenzie Jacque Carter James Smith Isaac Lowrance Will Hunt Tre Deloach Zac Johnston Brad Sweatt Gabe Middlebrook Calvin Bryant Zack Johnson Trevon Bennett Charles James Charlie Morrison-Ford, Jr. Matt Hardy Elijah Lee Demaris Freeman Austin Wald Damian Dixon Malcolm Jackson

6-0 6-3 6-0 6-1 5-11 5-11 6-4 6-3 6-1 6-0 6-0 5-11 5-11 6-0 5-9 5-10 5-11 5-10 5-11 6-0 5-7 5-11

252 233 257 255 281 276 247 214 204 207 219 213 186 195 179 185 197 179 185 180 181 180

R-Sr. Orlando, Fla. /Olympia) So. Lynn Haven, Fla. /Lake Mary Sr. Pittsburgh, Pa. /Woodland Hills (Santa Monica CC) R-Sr. Jacksonville, Fla. /Fletcher (Holmes CC) So. Greenville, S.C. /Greenville (Hargrave Mil. Academy) R-So. Inman, S.C. /Boiling Springs R-Jr. Greenville, S.C. /Southside R-Fr. Charleston, S.C. /Ashley Ridge R-So. Covington, Ga. /East Side Sr. Orlando, Fla. /Edgewater R-So. Charleston, S.C. /West Ashley Jr. Tifton, Ga. /Sandalwood R-Fr. Boiling Springs, S.C. /Pike County Central Fr. Goose Creek, S.C. /Goose Creek R-Sr. Jacksonville, Fla. /Mandarin Fr. Hardeeville, S.C. /Hartsville (Ga. Military) Jr. Jacksonville, Fla. /Trinity Christian Academy Jr. Union, N.J. /Union (Globe Institute of Technology) Jr. West Palm Beach, Fla. /Park Vista R-Sr. Seneca, S.C. /Seneca Jr. Hartsville, S.C. /Georgia Military College Fr. Sugar Hill, Ga. /North Gwinnett

Cameron Mitchell Derek Hatcher Mark Deboy T.J. Higgins Nathan Perera Mike Chocholousek Austin Wald Charles James Elijah Lee Trey Dorsey Kevin Glears

6-4 5-11 5-7 5-8 6-3 5-10 6-0 5-9 5-10 5-7 6-0

216 209 216 168 210 221 180 179 179 182 173

R-Fr. Tarpon Springs, Fla. /East Lake R-Jr. Orange Park, Fla. /Ridgeview R-Fr. Fort Myers, Fla. /Riverdale R-So. Greer, S.C. /Riverside Jr. Orlando, Fla. /Bishop Moore Sr. Glendale, Ariz. /Mountain Ridge (Glendale CC) R-Sr. S eneca. S.C. /Seneca R-Sr. Jacksonville, Fla. /Mandarin Jr. Union, N.J. /Union (Globe Institute of Technology) R-Fr. Homerville, Ga. /Clinch County So. Charleston, S.C. /Goose Creek

SPECIAL TEAMS

P

PK

H

LS

PR

KR

99 19 97 87 3 55 27 1 33 23 85

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2012 PREVIEW Following a trying 2011 season which added fuel to offseason workouts, Charleston Southern looks to turn the page in 2012 and return to the winning ways which saw the program compile the Big South’s most victories from 2005-2009.

Morale will not be a problem for the Bucs, as excitement continues to abound – both within the team itself and in the athletic department as a whole – over the new Athletic Facility that the football and track programs call home. Completed in July, the center houses spacious locker rooms for football and track, as well as a state-of-the-art athletic training facility.

CSU football moved into its new digs just before the calendar turned to August, and has already enjoyed the upgrades.

“One of the reasons I came to CSU is because of the improvements that were coming,” CSU junior quarterback Malcolm Dixon said. “It’s great to have a new locker room. Our old one was small so this is great for the whole team to have some more room – some man space. It’s exciting to think when I look back on this, I can say I was one of the first to use it.

That’s special for me.”

Perhaps no one within the Buccaneer Football family has a better perspective on the new building than 10th year head coach Jay Mills, who acknowledged the role played by every CSU athlete to strap on shoulder pads since the university began its football tradition in 1991.

“This facility is built on the shoulders of the past players,” said Mills.

“Facilities make a difference, no doubt about it. But it is the people that make this place.”

In keeping with that philosophy, the players that comprise this year’s CSU roster hope to instill pride in those that came before them by making significant strides from a season ago.

SCHEDULE CSU has challenged itself in recent season openers against the likes of Central Florida, Florida, and Miami. The Bucs will have to wait until week three to face off an FBS opponent this year, but the first two contests of the campaign figure to be pivotal in the march toward success.

OFFENSE The battle for the starting quarterback position was one of the prominent storylines of spring ball for Charleston Southern, and continues to be so during fall camp. Redshirt junior Derek Hatcher supplanted junior Malcolm Dixon at the top of the depth chart in the spring, and each has provided highlights in the lead-up to the season.

Hatcher, a left-handed thrower from Orange Park, Fla., has seen limited game action to this point of his career, but showed great improvement in his passing and decision making to assume the top spot in spring. Dixon, a former wide receiver who started eight games as the Bucs’ signal caller last season, continues to grow as a quarterback and a passer. The Tifton, Ga. native possesses a strong arm and intangibles, but his greatest asset may be his athleticism and ability to make plays on the move. No matter who gets the starting nod come opening day, it would not be a surprise to see the other receive snaps between the lines on Saturdays as well.

Whoever is behind center at The Citadel on September 1 will have an experienced and talented receiving corps at their disposal. The leader of the group is junior Nathan Perera. Perera had only six catches through four games last season, but erupted for 37 grabs, 642 yards and four touchdowns over the last seven contests of the year. That performance earned him a nod to the Big South’s First Team All-Conference Offense, as he concluded the campaign second in conference games with 5.33 receptions and 94.4 yards per game. Perera hauled in ten passes for 232 yards – nine off the program’s single-game record – and two touchdowns against Stony Brook, and that kind of game-breaking ability is the reason he was tabbed to the Big South’s All-Conference Preseason Team.

Perera may take most of the headlines, but CSU’s other receivers can wreak havoc in opposing secondaries, and feature a diverse array of talents. Senior Mike Davis, a former junior college running back, thrived in the slot last season, finishing second on the club in receptions with 23. Davis figures to remain a primary target in the short to intermediate passing game, where his sure hands and powerful running style make him tough to handle.

Added excitement surrounds CSU’s opener, as the Bucs travel to downtown Charleston to meet The Citadel for the first time since 2007. A renewal of the Holy City’s local rivalry, and a primetime kickoff to boot, will fuel the Bucs’ fire as they look to down the Bulldogs for the first time since a dramatic 38-35 overtime triumph in 2006.

Following The Citadel matchup, CSU returns home to christen the new athletic facility with its first gameday experience.

Jacksonville will be the opponent for the Bucs on September 8, as CSU looks to avenge a narrow road loss to the Dolphins last year.

CSU then heads back on the road in week three, jetting to Champaign, Ill. for a matchup with Illinois, marking the Bucs’ first-ever meeting against a Big Ten foe.

A road bout with Shorter, and a home date with Edward Waters, put a bow on CSU’s out-of-conference slate. As usual, CSU will be tested in league play, as it faces the top three teams in the Big South (as predicated in the preseason coaches’ poll) on the road in Stony Brook, Liberty, and Coastal Carolina. Home clashes with VMI, Presbyterian, and Gardner-Webb also highlight the docket and figure to generate interest among the local CSU fan base.

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The Bucs’ new fieldhouse and locker room is part of a fresh start in 2012.

2012 PREVIEW Another bright spot in 2011 was the play of junior college transfer Corvaughn Archie, who emerged as a go-to target in conference play. Archie’s breakout day came against Coastal Carolina in a back-and-forth, 45-38 shootout, as he tallied 11 catches for 204 yards. He finished the campaign with 19 catches for 355 yards, leading the club with an 18.7 yard per catch average.

Junior Kirby Broome has also proven to be a reliable target over the middle, while Chase Jones emerged late in the year and brought in a pair of touchdown catches. Redshirt sophomore Estevan Cintron also has game repetitions under his belt, thanks to the three starts he earned last year.

While the quarterback competition has received its share of the spotlight, the success of the CSU offense in 2012 could be largely predicated on the offensive line and an ability to generate more consistent production in the running game.

Due in part to injuries, the Bucs struggled to run the football in 2012, averaging less than 100 yards per game, and three yards per carry. Nick Kemper returns as the elder statesman of the offensive line as the starting center, while right tackle Austin Spears and right guard Clayton Truitt figure to form a strong right side after gaining valuable experience a year ago. On the left side, Mose Countryman will protect the quarterback’s blind side at tackle, while Jean Bazile returns from injury to start at left guard. Jason Edmonds provides experience on the line as a back-up at guard, while the Bucs’ depth and youth is served with the likes of freshmen Blake Stone and Benny Timmons.

Competition abounds at running back, where Keelyan Bryant tops the depth chart. Trey Dorsey, Teddy Allen, and Zac Frazier all figure to see carries, however. Allen led CSU with 360 rushing yards and two touchdowns in 2011, while Bryant provides speed and Frazier added burst and power. Dorsey is also dangerous and adds a big-play dimension, as he showcased his explosiveness in the return game against Central Florida and Florida State last year before succumbing to injury against Jacksonville. When Dixon is at quarterback, CSU will have another weapon in the run-game as the Jacksonville native torched his home-town school for 163 yards on 27 carries last year.

DEFENSE A blend of experienced talent and impact newcomers hope to combine and produced a new and improved CSU defense. The man in charge of that unit is a new face, as Shawn Quinn takes over as defensive coordinator after spending two years as the linebackers coach at Georgia Southern.

Quinn hopes to bring a Southern Conference attitude and a more aggressive style of play to the Bucs, and players have been energized by his coaching style thus far. CSU plans to implement multiple schemes, but its greatest strength may be in the defensive backfield.

Senior cornerback Charles James piled up many preseason accolades over the summer, including being named Big South Preseason Defensive Player of the Year. James enters the year one interception shy of tying Phillip Ashley’s program record, and hopes to lead with his play on the field and enthusiasm on and off it.

The coaching staff is also excited about the talent of junior college transfer Damian Dixon, who sits opposite James and could give opposing quarterbacks plenty of problems. Juniors Demaris Freeman and Matt Hardy give the Bucs’ experience and dependability at strong and free safety, meanwhile.

Mills and the Bucs will try to bounce back from an injury-plagued year and capitalize on depth and experience developed in 2011. redshirt junior defensive end Will Hunt looks to lead a front four which returns plenty of familiar faces. Hunt led the Bucs with four sacks and 10.5 tackles for loss in 2011, and hopes to get help from fellow defensive end Cornelius Sterling, as well as tackles Isaac McKenzie and James Smith.

Sterling, McKenzie, and Jacque Carter provided valuable experience on the front, while Smith hopes to build off a stellar freshman season in which he proved his worth against both the run and pass.

Junior college transfer Zack Johnson has impressed at outside linebacker in spring and fall, while Zac Johnston will man the other outside linebacker position. Gabe Middlebrook returns from injury at middle linebacker, while Brad Sweatt, Calvin Bryant, and 2nd team All-Big South performer Mike Chocholousek also hope to make a difference.

SPECIAL TEAMS Strong special teams play is vital to the success of any squad, and the Bucs hope to produce that in 2012.

Young talent will be relied on in the kicking game, as CSU looks to replace four-year punter and part-time place-kicker Andy Brown. Cameron Mitchell will aim to help CSU win the field-position battle at punter, while Mark Deboy takes off the kicking duties with T.J. Higgins and Tyson Pryor also willing and able to lend a hand.

Charles James is always a threat in the punt game, and will hope to spark CSU as a punt returner. Sophomore Kevin Glears possesses some of the best straight-line speed on the Bucs’ roster, meanwhile, and the Goose Creek product strives to show that off as the primary kick returner alongside Trey Dorsey. Dorsey is shifty and proved tough to bring to the turf in his injury-shortened freshman season as he broke big returns against both Central Florida and Florida State.

Applying pressure on the passer is key to disrupting any offense, and

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2012 ROSTERS NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER Ht.

Wt.

Yr.

Pos.

Hometown/Previous School

No. Name

1

Charles James

5-9

179

R-Sr.

DB

Jacksonville, Fla. /Mandarin

80

Ethan Adams

2

Corvaughn Archie

5-10

174

Sr.

WR

Fresno, Calif. /Buchanan (Fresno City CC)

4

Teddy Allen

3

Nathan Perera

6-3

210

Jr.

WR

Orlando, Fla. /Bishop Moore

2

Corvaughn Archie

4

Teddy Allen

5-11

230

Jr.

RB

Avon Park, Fla. /Avon Park

98

Erik Austell

5

Demaris Freeman

5-11

185

Jr.

DB

West Palm Beach, Fla.

45

Jermichael Bailey

6

Calvin Bryant

5-11

213

Jr.

LB

Tifton, Ga. /Sandalwood

59

Jean Bazile

7

Estevan Cintron

5-8

157

R-So.

WR

Orange Park, Fla. /Orange Park

43

Trevon Bennett

8

Chase Jones

5-10

208

Sr.

WR

Miami, Fla./South Miami (Feather River CC)

82

Dylan Black

9

Mike Davis

10 Mike DeTerlizzi

5-8

188

Sr.

WR

6-1

226

R-Jr.

TE/FB

Ventura, Calif. /Buena (Ventura CC)

88

Kirby Broome

Tampa, Fla. /Freedom

47

Aaron Brown

11 Cornelius Sterling

6-0

252

R-Sr.

DE

Orlando, Fla. /Olympia

86

Neil Browning

12 Tanner Rogers

6-3

234

So.

TE

Stockbridge, Ga. /Eagles Landing Christian Aca.

6

Calvin Bryant

13 Briar Van Brunt

6-0

178

R-Fr.

QB

Warner Robbins, Ga. /Northside

44

Keelyan Bryant

14 Daniel Croghan, III

6-4

220

Fr.

QB

Charleston, S.C. /Bishop England

50

Jacque Carter

15 Malcolm Dixon

6-0

195

Jr.

QB

Tifton, Ga. /Tifton County

55

Mike Chocholousek

16 Pryce Washington

6-1

175

Fr.

QB

Woodstock, Ga. /Woodstock

30

Estevan Cintron

17 Matt Hardy

5-11

197

Jr.

DB

Jacksonville, Fla. /Trinity Christian Academy

30

Michael Cirino

18 Larry Jones, III

6-1

190

Fr.

WR

Jacksonville, Fla. /Paxon

73

Mose Countryman

19 Derek Hatcher

5-11

209

R-Jr.

QB

Orange Park, Fla. /Ridgeview

14

Daniel Croghan, III

20 Kenny Johnson

5-7

172

Sr.

DB

Palm Bay, Fla. /Bayside

83

Alexander Cruz

22 Zack Johnson

5-11

186

R-Fr.

LB

Boiling Springs, S.C./Pike County Central

9

Mike Davis

23 Trey Dorsey

5-7

182

R-Fr.

RB

Homerville, Ga. / Clinch County

40

Breyon Deberry

24 Damian Dixon

5-7

181

Jr.

DB

Hartsville, S.C. /Georgia Military College

97

Mark Deboy

25 Zac Johnston

6-1

204

R-So.

LB

Covington, Ga. /East Side

92

Tre Deloach

26 Zachary Frazier

5-9

214

So.

RB

Bluffton, S.C. /Bluffton

10

Mike DeTerlizzi

27 Austin Wald

6-0

180

R-Sr.

DB

Seneca, S.C. /Seneca

24

Damian Dixon

28 A.J. Matthews

5-11

170

R-So.

DB

Winter Springs, Fla. /Winter Springs

15

Malcolm Dixon

29 Marquiz Hodo

5-11

154

So.

WR

Stockbridge, Ga. /Stockbridge

23

Trey Dorsey

30 Michael Cirino

6-0

185

Fr.

DB

Kissimmee, Fla. / Poinciana

61

Jason Edmonds

31 Charlie Morrison-Ford, Jr.

5-10

185

Fr.

DB

Hardeeville, S.C. /Hartsville (Ga. Military)

26

Zachary Frazier

32 Anthony Simmons

5-4

156

R-So.

RB

Moncks Corner, S.C. /Berkeley

5

Demaris Freeman

33 Elijah Lee

5-10

179

Jr.

DB

Union, N.J. /Union (Globe Inst. of Tech.)

85

Kevin Glears

34 Tyson Pryor

6-2

234

R-Jr.

TE/FB

35 Corbin Jackson

5-11

185

Fr.

DB

Windermere, Fla. /Olympia

17

Matt Hardy

Marietta, Ga. /Sprayberry

53

Phillip Harris

36 Brad Sweatt

6-0

207

R-Jr.

LB

Orlando, Fla. /Edgewater

19

Derek Hatcher

37 Chris Nwanegwo

5-8

166

R-Fr.

DB

Conway, S.C. /Carolina Forrest

87

T.J. Higgins

38 Malcolm Jackson

5-11

180

Fr.

DB

Sugar Hill, Ga. /North Gwinnett

29

Marquiz Hodo

5-10

180

Fr.

DB

Thomaston, Ga./Upson-Lee

51

Darius Holliday

39 Martrice Tucker

40 Breyon Deberry

5-9

185

Fr.

RB

Roanoke, Ala. /Handley

96

Will Hunt

41 Jacolgan Mack

5-9

187

R-Fr.

RB

Marion, S.C. /Marion

35

Corbin Jackson

42 Gabriel Johnson

5-9

195

Fr.

RB

Jacksonville, Fla. /Bartram Trail

38

Malcolm Jackson

43 Trevon Bennett

6-0

195

Fr.

LB

Goose Creek, S.C. /Goose Creek

1

Charles James

16

2012 ROSTERS No. Name

Ht.

Wt.

Yr.

Pos.

44 Keelyan Bryant

5-8

196

Jr.

RB

St. Petersburg, Fla. /St. Petersburg Catholic

45 Jermichael Bailey

6-1

195

Fr.

LB

Lawrenceville, Ga. /Collins Hill

47 Aaron Brown

6-0

205

Fr.

LB

Lagrange, Ga. /Carrollton

48 Adam Witzmann

5-10

217

Jr.

LB

Encinitas, Calif. /La Costa Canon (Palomar CC)

49 Billy Ryan

6-2

224

R-So.

DE

Greenville, S.C. /Riverside

50 Jacque Carter

6-1

255

R-Sr.

DT

Jacksonville, Fla. /Fletcher (Holmes CC)

51 Darius Holliday

6-2

180

Fr.

LB

Jacksonville, Fla. /Stanton Prep

52 Gabe Middlebrook

6-0

219

R-So.

LB

West Ashley, S.C. /West Ashley

53 Phillip Harris

6-2

210

Fr.

LB

Hardeeville, S.C./ Hardeeville

54 Isaac McKenzie

6-0

257

Sr.

DT

Pittsburgh, Pa. /Woodland Hills (Santa Monica CC)

55 Mike Chocholousek

5-10

221

Sr.

LB

Glendale, Ariz./Mountain Ridge (Glendale CC)

6-1

299

So.

OL

Atlanta, Ga./Parkview

59 Jean Bazile

6-4

308

R-So.

OL

Orlando, Fla. /Edgewater

60 Nick Kemper

6-1

264

R-Sr.

OL

Winter Springs, Fla. /Lake Howell

61 Jason Edmonds

6-1

272

R-Sr.

OL

Hopkins, S.C. /Lower Richland

62 Blake Stone

6-1

295

Fr.

OL

Jacksonville, Fla. /Atlantic Coast

63 Patric Morris

6-2

267

Fr.

OL

Sebring, Fla. /Sebring

64 Austin Spears

6-5

296

R-Jr.

OL

Lake Mary, Fla. /Lake Mary

65 Brent Riley

6-3

300

R-Fr.

OL

Atlanta, Ga. /Lakeside-DeKalb

66 Benny Timmons

6-3

320

R-Fr.

OL

Atlanta, Ga. /Parkview

70 Tyler Penny

6-3

250

Fr.

OL

McDonough, Ga. /Henry County

72 Coril Joseph

5-11

319

R-Jr.

DT

Tampa, Fla. /Freedom

73 Mose Countryman

6-3

272

R-Fr.

OL

Jacksonville, Fla. /Mandarin

74 Zachary Sibrava

6-3

285

Fr.

OL

West Palm Beach, Fla. /Park Vista

79 Rashad Taylor

6-1

182

R-So.

DE

Daytona Beach, Fla. /Atlantic

80 Ethan Adams

5-10

186

R-Fr.

WR

Hopkins, S.C. /Lower Richland

81 Nathan Prater

6-8

243

R-Fr.

TE

Ninety Six, S.C. /Ninety Six

82 Dylan Black

6-3

233

So.

DE

Lynn Haven, Fla. /Lake Mary

83 Alexander Cruz

5-9

170

Fr.

WR

Ellabell, Ga. /Richmond Hill

84 Chris Theodore

6-1

176

R-So.

WR

Aiken, S.C. /Silver Bluff

85 Kevin Glears

6-0

173

So.

WR

Charleston, S.C. /Goose Creek

86 Neil Browning

5-7

147

R-So.

WR

Kennesaw, Ga. /North Cobb

87 T.J. Higgins

5-8

168

R-So.

K/P

Greer, S.C. /Riverside

88 Kirby Broome

6-2

212

Jr.

WR

Mauldin, S.C. /Mauldin

89 Nick Webb

6-0

181

R-Fr.

WR

Summerville, S.C. /Ashley Ridge

91 Skyler Skersick

6-2

238

R-So.

DT

Orlando, Fla. /Boone

92 Tre Deloach

6-3

214

R-Fr.

DE

Charleston, S.C. /Ashley Ridge

93 Isaac Lowrance

5-11

276

R-So.

DT

Inman, S.C. /Boiling Springs

94 James Smith

5-11

281

So.

DT

Greenville, S.C./Greenville (Hargrave Mil. Aca.)

95 Nathaniel Blake Robbins

6-6

215

Fr.

DE

Aiken, S.C. /Silver Bluff

96 Will Hunt

6-4

247

R-Jr.

DE

Greenville, S.C. /Southside

97 Mark Deboy

5-7

216

R-Fr.

K/P

Fort Myers, Fla. /Riverdale

98 Erik Austell

6-3

235

Fr.

DE

Warner Robbins, Ga. /CFCA

99 Cameron Mitchell

6-4

216

R-Fr.

K/P

Tarpon Springs, Fla. /East Lake

57 Clayton Truitt

Hometown/Previous School

No. Name 42

Gabriel Johnson

20

Kenny Johnson

22

Zack Johnson

25

Zac Johnston

8

Chase Jones

18

Larry Jones, III

72

Coril Joseph

60

Nick Kemper

33

Elijah Lee

93

Isaac Lowrance

41

Jacolgan Mack

28

A.J. Matthews

54

Isaac McKenzie

52

Gabe Middlebrook

99

Cameron Mitchell

63

Patric Morris

31

Charlie Morrison-Ford, Jr.

37

Chris Nwanegwo

70

Tyler Penny

3

Nathan Perera

81

Nathan Prater

34

Tyson Pryor

95

Nathaniel Blake Robbins

12

Tanner Rogers

49

Billy Ryan

74

Zachary Sibrava

32

Anthony Simmons

91

Skyler Skersick

94

James Smith

64

Austin Spears

11

Cornelius Sterling

62

Blake Stone

36

Brad Sweatt

79

Rashad Taylor

84

Chris Theodore

66

Benny Timmons

57

Clayton Truitt

39

Martrice Tucker

13

Briar Van Brunt

27

Austin Wald

16

Pryce Washington

89

Nick Webb

48

Adam Witzmann

17

CSU RETURNERS 4 - TEDDY ALLEN

5-11 - 203 - JR - RB Avon Park, Fla./Avon Park 2011: Led CSU in net rushing (360 yards) and tied for team-lead in rushing touchdowns (2) despite playing in only eight games…finished the season with 92 carries for 360 yards, with a long of 47 and an average of 45 yards per contest…also made four catches for 15 yards…finished 2-for-2 passing and threw a 3-yard touchdown pass to Carson Leshin as Bucs registered first points of season before a sellout crowd at Doak Campbell Stadium against Florida State on Sept. 10…went for a career-high 125 yards on 13 carries versus Jacksonville on Sept. 17, including a 47-yard scamper…ripped of 56 yards, including a long of 22, on 15 carries, versus Wesley on Oct. 1…tallied 70 yards on 15 carries and ran for a 29-yard touchdown versus Coastal Carolina on Nov. 12…went for 35 yards on nine carries and got CSU on the scoreboard with a 2-yard touchdown plunge in season finale at Presbyterian on Nov. 19.

2010: Named the most improved running back during spring practice. 2010: Played in six games in his freshman campaign … carried the ball24 times for a total of 79 yards … had a season-long 20-yard carry in the seasonopener against North Greenville … also had his long reception of the year in that game … had a season-high 12 carries against Hawaii on September 25.

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.

2 - CORVAUGHN ARCHIE

82 - DYLAN BLACK

6-3 - 233 - SO - DE Lynn Haven, Fla./Lake Mary

2011: Appeared in five games at defensive end, mainly as a back-up to starter Will Hunt.

88 - KIRBY BROOME 6-2 - 212 - JR - WR Mauldin, S.C./Mauldin

2011: Appeared in 11 games and started eight at wide receiver, including the season opener at Central Florida on Sep. 3…finished tied for fifth on the team with 9 receptions, and totaled 153 receiving yards and a touchdown…carried the ball once for a 17 yard-gain and also returned one kickoff for eight yards…hauled in a 14-yard grab for first catch of season on Sep. 17 at Jacksonville…recorded two catches for 38 yards on Sept. 24 versus Norfolk State…brought in a career-long 51 yard catch en route to totaling 62 receiving yards versus Liberty on Oct. 22… ripped off 17 yards on a reverse at VMI on Oct. 15.

2010: Played in 10 games, but got involved in the offense late in the season and finished the year with nine catches for 92 yards and a touchdown … had a season-long 37 yard reception on his first-career touchdown reception against Presbyterian on November 13 … had at least one catch in three of the last four games … had a season-high two catches in each of the last two games, including a season-high 46 yards against PC.

5-10 - 174 - SR - WR Fresno, Ca./Buchanan (Fresno City CC) 2011: Played in eight games on the season and earned start in season finale at Presbyterian on Nov. 19…finished third on the club with 19 catches (18 over final four games of season) and was first on team in yards per catch (among players with multiple grabs) with an 18.7 yard average… hauled in 19 balls for 355 yards and a touchdown with a long of 40…made first career catch versus Norfolk State on Sept. 24…blocked punt which set up Austin Wald’s touchdown return at VMI on Oct. 15…posted three catches in back-to-back games against Gardner-Webb on Oct. 29 and Stony Brook on Nov. 5… enjoyed a break-out performance in home finale versus Coastal Carolina on Nov. 12, bringing in 11 catches for 204 yards…snagged his first career touchdown in season finale at Presbyterian on Nov. 19, snaring a 34-yard TD pass from Teddy Allen.

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CSU RETURNERS 6 - CALVIN BRYANT

50 - JACQUE CARTER

5-11 - 213 - JR - LB Tifton, Ga./Sandalwood

2011: Played in eight games at linebacker for the season, starting three (Norfolk State, GardnerWebb, and Presbyterian)…recorded 23 tackles (15 solo, 8 assisted) and 2 tackles for loss…started in season debut versus Norfolk State on Sept. 24 and came up with 5 tackles, including 4 solo stops… registered two tackles apiece versus Wesley, Stony Brook, Coastal Carolina, and Presbyterian.

2010: Saw action in 10 games making a total of 13 tackles … also had 1.5 tackles-for-loss and forced a fumble … season-high four tackles against North Greenville in the season-opener … had 1.0 tackle-for-loss against Coastal Carolina on November 20 and forced a fumble against Kentucky on November 6 … also had a couple of kick returns, bringing it back five yards against Liberty and 10 yards against Gardner-Webb.

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.

44 - KEELYAN BRYANT

5-8 - 196 - JR - RB St. Petersburg, Fla./St. Pete. Catholic

6-1 - 255 - R-SR - DT Jacksonville, Fla./Fletcher (Holmes CC) 2011: Appeared in 11 games at defensive end, starting 10…posted 29 tackles (16 solo), and led the team with 10.5 tackles for loss, four sacks, and five quarterback hits…also registered a pass breakup, a pass deflection, and two forced fumbles…tallied a career-high seven tackles at Jacksonville on Sept. 17, including five tackles for loss, two sacks, and forced two fumbles…named Big South Defensive Player of the Week for his performance against Jacksonville, and also earned College Football Performance Awards National Defensive Lineman of the Week (FCS) honors…his five tackles for loss versus the Dolphins matched a Big South single-game record…picked up a pair of sacks for an aggregate loss of 16 yards versus Wesley on Oct. 1…totaled six tackles versus Coastal Carolina on Nov. 12…also recorded tackles for loss versus Liberty on Oct. 22, at Gardner-Webb no Oct. 29, and against Coastal Carolina on Nov. 12.

2010: Played in all 11 games and started the first seven contests … finished with 23 total tackles with a season-high five tackles against Wofford on September 11 … had a sack and 1.5 tackles-for-loss against North Greenville in the season-opener … forced a fumble against Wofford and had a seasonhigh three quarterback hurries against Mars Hill.

2009: Redshirted.

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

2011: Appeared in seven games at running back… compiled 74 yards on 34 carries with a long of 14 and a touchdown…caught seven passes for 20 yards with a long of 12…returned three kicks for 33 yards with a long of 20…carried the ball a career-high ten times for 15 yards versus Liberty on Oct. 22…registered a career-high 49 yards on 10 rushes in season finale at Presbyterian on Nov. 19.

2010: Saw action in nine games … carried the ball 12 times for 23 yards and also had a pair of catches totaling 14 yards … returned a kick for 13 yards against liberty, and another for 19 yards against Gardner-Webb … had a season-high five carries for 15 yards in the season-finale against Coastal Carolina.

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.

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CSU RETURNERS 55 - MIKE CHOCHOLOUSEK

5-10 - 221 - SR - LB Glendale, Ariz./Mtn. Ridge (Glendale CC) 2011: Appeared in 11 games and started four at middle linebacker after filling in for the injured Gabe Middlebrook…Earned a spot on the Big South’s All-Conference Second Team Defense and Special Teams units…led CSU with 74 tackles and finished 4th in the Big South in that statistic in conference games...recorded 5.5 tackles for loss, and added three sacks, an interception, three pass breakups, four pass deflections, one quarterback hit, and one fumble recovery…registered a career-high 11 tackles versus Wesley on Oct. 1, and then again at VMI on Oct. 15…tallied first career sack on Oct. 15 at VMI and added another versus Gardner-Webb on Oct. 29, and in season finale at Presbyterian on Nov. 19…came up with first career interception in home finale versus Coastal Carolina on Nov. 12, and also had a pair of tackles for loss…also served as the team’s primary long snapper.

7 - ESTEVAN CINTRON

and 81 yards receiving versus VMI on Oct. 15…scored first career touchdown versus Liberty with a 12–yard grab on Oct. 22…added another score the following week with a 11–yard reception on Oct. 29 at Gardner-Webb.

10 - MIKE DETERLIZZI 6-1 - 226 - R-JR - TE/FB Tampa, Fla./Freedom

2011: Played in six games at tight end, starting three (Central Florida, Norfolk State, and Wesley)…main role came as a blocker.

2010: Played in 10 games … had just one catch for a yard on the season, with that coming against Wofford on September 11.

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.

5-8 - 157 - R-SO - WR Orange Park, Fla./Orange Park

2011: Played in seven games at wide receiver, making seven catches for 112 yards (16 ypc) with a long of 24…started three games (Florida State, Jacksonville, and Gardner-Webb)…had one catch for 12 yards in season opener at Central Florida on Sept. 3…hauled in three grabs for 52 yards in Big South opener at VMI on Oct. 15…turned in another solid effort the following week vs. Liberty on Oct .22, making three catches for 48 yards.

2010 and 2009: Redshirted.

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.

9 - MIKE DAVIS

5-8 - 188 - SR -WR Ventura, Ca./Buena HS (Ventura CC) 2011: Appeared in ten games on the season and started seven at wide receiver after making the transition from playing running back in junior college…finished second on the team in catches with 23 and third in receiving yards with 240…. also caught two touchdowns, carried the ball 10 times for 33 yards, and returned three kickoffs for 36 yards…made four catches for 12 yards in season opener at Central Florida on Sept. 3, and also ran the ball once for five yards…hauled in three balls for 39 yards at Florida State on Sept. 10, and also carried the ball twice for 10 yards…set career-highs with six receptions

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15 - MALCOLM DIXON 6-0 - 195 - JR - QB Tifton, Ga./Tifton County

2011: Started eight games at quarterback, while missing three due to injury (Gardner-Webb, Stony Brook, and Coastal Carolina)…finished second on the team in rushing yardage (281 yards) and passing yardage (847), while leading the team in rushing attempts (106)…hit on 72-of-158 passes (45.6 %) with three touchdowns and six interceptions… ran for one touchdown and also caught a pass for a gain of ten yards… started season opener versus Central Florida on Sept. 3 and passed for 50 yards while completing 6-of-15 attempts…threw for 50 yards on 7-of-15 passing versus Florida State on Sept. 10 and caught a Teddy Allen pass for

DAVIS

CSU RETURNERS 10 yards during fourth quarter…took home Big South Offensive Player of the Week honors for his performance against Jacksonville on Sept. 17, when he ran for a career-high 163 yards and a touchdown and completed 9-of-14 passes for 84 yards and another score…had two runs of 40+ yards against the Dolphins, including a 46-yard scamper which help set up a Teddy Allen third quarter touchdown…hit Carson Leshin for a 25-yard touchdown on a misdirection play which gave CSU its only lead of the game at 20-17 late in the third quarter…rushing attempts and yardage versus Jacksonville were 2nd most in a single game by a Big South quarterback, while he also became the first CSU player to rush for 100 yards since 2007…passed for a then career-high 178 yards versus Wesley on Oct. 1, completing 15-of-34 attempts with a TD while also running for 71 yards on 17 carries, including a 42-yard gait…hit Kirby Broome with a five-yard touchdown pass during fourth quarter of Wesley game…set career-highs in attempts (38) and yardage (205) in the Big South opener at VMI (Oct. 15), completing 14-for-38 for 205 yards and a touchdown while also rushing for 44 yards on 16 carries…converted 3rd and 15 during third quarter against Keydets by hitting Mike Davis for a gain of 36 yards, and then converted a 3rd and 8 on same drive by finding Kevin Glears for 17 more…hit on 10-of-17 passes for 115 yards versus Liberty on Oct. 22 and also ran for 27 runs on 14 attempts… completed 4-of-6 passes for 79 yards versus Presbyterian on Nov. 19, and hit Carson Leshin for 52 yards on longest pass play of career.

2010: Bounced around between wide receiver and quarterback … played in six games with one start … earned Big South Freshman of the Week honors after bursting onto the scene at quarterback against Kentucky … finished the year with 48 carries for 182 yards, including a season-long 30-yard run against the Wildcats … completed 21-27 passes (78 percent) for 236 yards and four touchdowns … best game was against Presbyterian, completing 8-11 passes for a season-high 130 yards and all four touchdowns.

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.

23 - TREY DORSEY

5-7 - 182 - R-FR - RB Homerville, Ga./Clinch County 2011: Appeared in first three games of season at running back and as kick returner before going down with an injury at Jacksonville on Sept. 17…returned nine kicks for 193 yards, highlighted by a 63-yard scamper at Florida State on Sept. 10…carried the ball 13 times for 23 yards with a long of 9… caught two passes for a gain of one yard…was a bright in 2nd half of season-opener at Central Florida on Sept. 3, rushing 7 times for 25 yards.

26 - ZACH FRAZIER 5-9 - 214 - SO - RB Bluffton, S.C./Bluffton

2011: Appeared in five games at running back/ fullback and was solid as a blocker before earning carries himself…tallied 56 yards on 14 carries with a long of 16…caught two passes for five yards, including a 1-yard touchdown in home finale versus Coastal Carolina on Nov. 12…rushed four times for 14 yards versus Coastal Carolina on Nov. 12, and then recorded 42 more yards on 10 carries in season finale at Presbyterian on Nov. 19.

5 - DEMARIS FREEMAN 6-0 - 205 - JR - DB West Palm Beach, Fla./Park Vista

2011: Finished 5th on the team in tackles with 52 (34 solo, 18 assisted), including 1.5 tackles for loss, an interception, two pass breakups, and three deflections…led club with 8 tackles (6 solo) in season opener at Central Florida on Sept. 3… recorded three tackles and a pass breakup on Sept. 10 at Florida State…made two tackles, one for loss, and broke up a pass, on Sept. 17 at Jacksonville…made four tackles on Oct. 1 versus Wesley…recorded a career-high 11 stops (4 solo), including 0.5 for loss, in Big South opener at VMI on Oct. 15…second on team with seven tackles at Gardner-Webb on Oct. 29…paced team with nine tackles and came up with first career interception on Nov. 5 versus Stony Brook…tallied six tackles versus Coastal Carolina on Nov. 12.

2010: Played in eight games and made one start, coming against VMI on October 23 … finished with 23 total tackles … best game was a seventackle performance against VMI that included four solo stops 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.

FREEMAN

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CSU RETURNERS 85 - KEVIN GLEARS 6-0 - 173 - SO - WR Charleston, S.C./Goose Creek

2010: Saw action in three games … completed his only pass of the year against Hawaii and ended the season with three carries, also coming against the Warriors

87 - T.J. HIGGINS

2011: Appeared in nine games at wide receiver and earned three starts while also playing a major role on special teams…earned first career start at wide-out on Sep. 24 in home opener versus Norfolk State…finished fourth on the club with 16 receptions and totaled 173 receiving yards…led the team in kick returns (20) and yardage (436) with a 21.8 yard average and a long of 51…made three tackles as part of punt coverage unit…made first career catch with a 1-yard reception in season opener at Central Florida on Sept. 3…enjoyed a breakout performance in homecoming game versus Wesley on Oct. 1, bringing in five balls for 76 yards… reeled in five more catches versus Liberty on Oct. 22, totaling 44 yards.

5-8 - 168 - R-SO - K/P Greer, S.C./Riverside

2011: Filled placekicking duties in final three games of season, going a perfect 9-of-9 on extra points…booted one kickoff for 40 yards.

2010: Redshirted the season.

29 - MARQUIZ HODO 5-11 - 154 - SO - WR Stockbridge, Ga./Stockbridge

17 - MATT HARDY

2011: Appeared in seven games at corner for the season…returned a pair of punts for 14 yards, and also made two solo tackles (one each at Florida State and at Jacksonville).

5-11 - 197 - JR - DB Jacksonville, Fla./Trinity Christian 2011: Played in 11 games at safety and started ten…finished tied for sixth on the team in tackles with 47 stops (21 solo), including half a tackle for loss…led the team in interceptions with three, and also registered three pass breakups, six pass deflections, and a quarterback hit…posted a career-high 11 tackles against Norfolk State on Sept. 24… picked up six tackles versus VMI on Oct. 15 and five more against GardnerWebb on Oct. 29…recorded first career interceptions versus Wesley on Oct. 1…intercepted a pass in CSU’s regular season home finale versus Coastal Carolina on Nov. 12…picked off a pass versus Presbyterian in season finale on Nov. 19, and also added three tackles.

2010: Played in all 11 games as a true freshman, starting twice in the first three games of the season (Wofford, Mars Hill) … finished the year with 20 tackles and 0.5 tackles-for-loss … had one fumble recovery, coming against Coastal Carolina and a pass breakup against Mars Hill and Liberty … tackle-for-loss also came against Mars Hill … had a season-high nine tackles in the season-opener against North Greenville, including five solo stops.

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.

19 - DEREK HATCHER 5-11 - 209 - R-JR - QB Orange Park, Fla./Ridgeview

2011: Appeared in three games on the season (Central Florida, Coastal Carolina, and Presbyterian)...punted 8 times for 263 yards (32.9 yard average) with a long of 39 in season finale at Presbyterian.

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96 - WILL HUNT

6-4 - 247 - R-JR - DE Greenville, S.C./Southside 2011: Appeared in 11 games at defensive end, starting 10…posted 29 tackles (16 solo), and led the team with 10.5 tackles for loss, four sacks, and five quarterback hits…also registered a pass breakup, a pass deflection, and two forced fumbles…tallied a career-high seven tackles at Jacksonville on Sept. 17, including five tackles for loss, two sacks, and forced two fumbles…named Big South Defensive Player of the Week for his performance against Jacksonville, and also earned College Football Performance Awards National Defensive Lineman of the Week (FCS) honors…his five tackles for loss versus the Dolphins matched a Big South single-game record…picked up a pair of sacks for an aggregate loss of 16 yards versus Wesley on Oct. 1…totaled six tackles versus Coastal Carolina on Nov. 12…also recorded tackles for loss versus Liberty on Oct. 22, at Gardner-Webb no Oct. 29, and against Coastal Carolina on Nov. 12.

2010: Played in all 11 games and started the first seven contests … finished with 23 total tackles with a season-high five tackles against Wofford on September 11 … had a sack and 1.5 tackles-for-loss against North Greenville in the season-opener … forced a fumble against Wofford and had a season-high three quarterback hurries against Mars Hill.

2009: Redshirted.

High School: Two-time all-region selection at SHS … also earned allcounty 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.

CSU RETURNERS 1 - CHARLES JAMES 5-9 - 179 - R-SR - DB Jacksonville, Fla./Mandarin

2011: Has been named an FCS defensive back to watch during 2012 preseason by College Football Performance Awards and The Sports Network… earned a spot on the Big South All-Conference First Team Defense…intercepted two passes on the season to push his career total to ten (one away from tying Philip Ashley’s school-record)… finished third on the team in tackles (66) and solo stops (40)…returned 19 punts for 185 yards, including a 34-yard touchdown versus Wesley on Oct. 1, and a 46-yard return against Coastal Carolina on Nov. 12…registered two tackles and broke up a pass at the goal line in season-opener at Central Florida on Sept. 3…intercepted a pass on Florida State’s first drive of second half and returned it 39 yards to the 3-yard line to set up CSU’s first touchdown of the season on Sept. 10 in Tallahassee…led team with 8 tackles against Jacksonville on Sept. 17, and intercepted a pass in the end zone to turn away Dolphins’ scoring threat…tallied 9 tackles and returned a punt 34 yards for a touchdown on Oct. 1 versus Wesley…recorded six tackles and a pass breakup in Big South opener at VMI on Oct. 15…led team with nine tackles and a pair of pass breakups against Liberty on Oct. 22, and held future Chicago Bears’ free agent signee Chris Summers without a catch a year after snagging three picks versus the Flames…picked up seven tackles, including one for a four-yard loss, against Gardner-Webb on Oct. 29…made nine tackles and returned a punt 46 yards versus Coastal Carolina on Nov. 12.

2010: Played in nine games, starting eight of them ... set a new CSU record with three interceptions in a game against Liberty on October 9 ... also had a pair of interceptions against Hawaii. ... finished the year with 40 tackles and one tackle-for-loss ... had 11 pass breakups on the season, including a career-high four in addition to his three interceptions against Liberty ... had a career-high 10 tackles in the same contest...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...Son of Rickey and Tanya Conner, majoring in communication.

20 - KENNY JOHNSON 5-7 - 172 - SR - DB Palm Bay, Fla./Bayside HS

2011: Started season opener at cornerback versus Central Florida on Sept. 3, and appeared in eight games overall…recorded seven tackles for the year (5 solo), including a career-high two solo stops in season finale at Presbyterian on Nov. 19.

2010: Saw action in all 11 games and earned one start … finished the season with 13 tackles, including a season-high five stops against Presbyterian on November 13 … had two blocked kicks, one against the Blue Hose and one against Mars Hill on September 18.

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.

25 - ZAC JOHNSTON 6-1 - 204 - R-SO - LB Covington, Ga./East Side HS

GLEARS

2011: Played in 11 games at linebacker and started five…made first career start versus Norfolk State on Sept. 24…finished fourth on the team in tackles with 57 (29 solo), including five tackles for loss to go along with a pass breakup, deflection, and quarterback hit…recorded five solo tackles versus Jacksonville on Sept. 17… tallied then career-high eight stops against Norfolk State on Sept. 24…was key contributor in one of Bucs’ better defensive performances of season on Oct. 15 at VMI, making a career-high 12 tackles…starred against Coastal Carolina in Nov. 12 home finale as well, registering 11 stops...Earned the 2011 Edward A. Gadson Memorial Scholarship.

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CSU RETURNERS 8 - CHASE JONES

5-10 - 208 - SR - WR Miami, Fla./S. Miami (Feather River CC) 2011: Appeared in four games at wide receiver… made nine catches for 125 yards and two touchdowns…brought in two balls for 19 yards at VMI on Oct. 15, including an 8-yard 4th quarter touchdown pass from Malcolm Dixon…tallied careerhighs with five catches and 80 yards receiving while also scoring a touchdown in home finale versus Coastal Carolina on Nov. 12.

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 alldistrict 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).

93 - ISAAC LOWRANCE 5-11 - 276 - R-SO - DT Inman, S.C./Boiling Springs

72 - CORIL JOSEPH 5-11 - 319 - R-JR - DT Tampa, Fla./Freedom

contest as well.

2011: Appeared in 11 games, and started two at defensive tackle…recorded 14 tackles (4 solo), including 4.5 for loss…registered tackle for loss in three straight games (Gardner-Webb, Stony Brook, Coastal Carolina)…secured first career sack versus Coastal Carolina on Nov. 12 and matched career-high with three tackles in that

2010: Saw action in 10 games … had nine total tackles, including at least one tackle in seven games … had a season-high three tackles against Stony Brook on October 30 … had 1.0 tackle-for-loss in that game and was in on another against Presbyterian College … had a quarterback hurry against Kentucky on November 6.

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.

28 - A.J. MATTHEWS

5-11 - 170 - R-SO - DB Winter Springs, Fla./Winter Springs

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.

60 - NICK KEMPER

6-1 - 280 - R-SR - OL Winter Springs, Fla./Lake Howell HS 2011: Appeared in nine games, and started six at guard while also getting some snaps at center.

2010: Played in five games on the offensive line but did not record a start. 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).

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opener on Sept. 24.

2011: Appeared in eight games at defensive tackle, and made collegiate debut in Tallahassee at Florida State on Sept. 10…recorded 11 tackles for the year (7 solo), and added two tackles for loss, a sack, and a fumble recovery…first career sack, both of his tackles for loss, and career-high five tackles came versus Norfolk State in home

2011: Appeared in two games in defensive backfield at VMI on Oct. 15 and versus Stony Brook on Nov. 5.

2010: Redshirted the season.

High School: Three-year member at Winter Spring HS … earned first team all-conference honors and was the senior class president … also a member of the track program, competing in the long jump, triple jump and 4x400m relay. Personal: Son of Leon Lawery … part of the pre-law program at CSU.

54 - ISAAC MCKENZIER 6-0 - 257 - SR - DT

Pittsburgh, Pa./Woodlands (Santa Monica CC) 2011: Appeared in eight games at defensive end and started the final two of the season…made five tackles (three solo), including 0.5 a tackle for loss and a sack…came up with two tackles and first career sack at Gardner-Webb on Oct. 29.

CSU RETURNERS 52 - GABE MIDDLEBROOK 6-0 - 219 - R-SO - LB Charleston, S.C./West Ashley

2011: Played in four games and started the first three at linebacker before missing time due to injury…recorded eight tackles, including one for a loss of six yards…posted seven tackles in season opener at Central Florida.

2010: Competed in 10 games and had nine total tackles … had an interception and 11-yard return against Hawaii on September 25 … had one pass breakup against Coastal Carolina and a blocked kick against Stony Brook … season-high two tackles on three occasions (Mars Hill, Kentucky, Coastal Carolina).

High School: Multi-sport star at West Ashley, where he earned all-region 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.

3 - NATHAN PERERA 6-3 - 210 - JR - WR Orlando, Fla./Bishop Moore

2011: Earned a spot on the Big South AllConference First Team Offense…finished 2nd in the Big South with 94.4 yards receiving per game in conference games, as well as 2nd with 5.33 receptions per contest…hauled in 43 catches for 709 yards (16.5 ypc) overall, including four touchdowns…made two catches for 24 yards, with a long of 19, in season-opener at Central Florida on Sept. 3…secured five catches for 75 yards, with a long of 25, on Oct. 1 vs. Wesley…made three catches for 60 yards, with a long of 28, as CSU challenged VMI to the wire on Oct. 15…recorded first career 100-yard receiving game on Oct. 22 versus Liberty, nabbing seven balls for 100 yards, with a long of 36, and a 5-yard touchdown reception late in the 4th quarter…was at it again versus Gardner-Webb on Oct. 29, catching five passes for 78 yards with a long of

33…enjoyed a career day versus Stony Brook on Nov. 5, making ten grabs for 232 yards (nine off school single-game record) and two touchdowns, with a long of 56…his 44-yard touchdown against the Seawolves came early in the fourth quarter on a screen pass and sliced CSU’s deficit to 4331…was major factor as Richard Mounce threw for 397 yards versus rival Coastal Carolina on Nov. 12, bringing in six catches for 93 yards, including a 34-yard third quarter touchdown which tied the game at 24 apiece.

2010: Played in six games including the final five games of the year … had one reception against Hawaii and also made a special teams tackle against the Warriors.

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 Club’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 fouryear varsity letterman on the baseball and basketball teams. Personal: Son

of Karen and Juan Perera.

81 - NATHAN PRATER 6-8 - 243 - R-FR - TE Ninety Six, S.C./Ninety Six

2011: Made his collegiate debut at tight end versus Norfolk State on Sep. 24.

34 - TYSON PRYOR 6-2 - 234 - R-JR - TE/FB Windermere, Fla./Olympia

2011: Appeared in ten games at tight end and also spent time as placekicker on kickoffs… handled kick off duties 21 times, averaging 54.3 yards per boot…returned one kickoff for seven yards.

2010: Saw his only action of the season against North Greenville in the season-opener and did not record any statistics.

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 AllStar Game … two-time all-state and three-time all-conference selection on the soccer field.

MIDDLEBROOK

Personal: Son of Michele and Darrell Pryor … majoring in business at CSU.

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CSU RETURNERS 12 - TANNER ROGERS

64 - AUSTIN SPEARS

6-3 - 234 - SO - TE Stockbridge, Ga./Eagles Landing Chr. 2011: Appeared in eight games at defensive end, starting three…also saw some time in a blocking role at tight end due to injury…made three tackles, recorded a quarterback hit, and recovered a fumble deep in Jacksonville territory to set up a touchdown on Sept. 17.

49 - BILLY RYAN

6-2 - 224 - SO - LB Greenville, S.C./Riverside 2011: Appeared in four games, mostly on special teams…made four tackles (2 solo), including two assisted stops versus Stony Brook on Nov. 5.

2010: Redshirted the season but was a CSU scholar-athlete.

High School: Played defensive end at Riverside HS … knocked the ball loose and recovered it against Greer HS. Personal: Majoring in psychology with a minor kinesiology … son of Amy and Billy Ryan.

32 - ANTHONY SIMMONS 5-4 - 156 - R-SO - RB Moncks Corner, S.C./Berkeley

2011: Appeared in ten games at running back and also contributed on special teams…carried the ball four times for five yards with a long of two.

6-5 - 296 - R-JR - OL Lake Mary, Fla./Lake Mary

2011: Appeared in four games, and started one at right tackle in season opener at Central Florida on Sept. 3.

2010: Played in eight games and made one start as a tight end against Kentucky on November 6 … split time on the offensive line and as a blocking tight end in certain formations.

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.

11 - CORNELIUS STERLING 6-0 - 252 - R-SR - DE Orlando, Fla./Olympia

2011: Played in ten games at linebacker, starting one (Norfolk State on Sept. 24)…tallied 17 tackles (14 solo), four tackles for loss, and a sack for the season…recorded season-high four tackles and lone sack against Florida State on Sept.

10, and made three tackles each versus Central Florida on Sept. 3, and Jacksonville on Sept. 17... made a tackle for loss in each of season’s first three games, as well as Oct. 29 contest at Gardner-Webb.

2010: Played in all 11 games, starting the final seven contests … finished third on the team in total tackles with 57 … also had 3.5 tackles-for-loss and tied for a team-high five quarterback hurries … had a season-high 10

94 - JAMES SMITH

6-1 - 290 - SO - DL Greenville, S.C./Greenville (Hargrave Mil.) 2011: Appeared in nine game at defensive tackle, starting five…first career start came in home opener versus Norfolk State on Sept. 24…tallied 28 tackles (14 solo), 2.5 tackles for loss, a quarterback hit, and a fumble recovery…recovered a fumble in homecoming game versus Wesley on Oct. 1…set career-high with five tackles against VMI on Oct. 15…also recorded five tackles versus Gardner-Webb on Oct. 29, and against Presbyterian on Nov. 19…all of his tackles for loss came in game at Gardner-Webb on Oct. 29.

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SPEARS

CSU RETURNERS tackles against Gardner-Webb on October 16 and had nine against Presbyterian College on November 13.

2009: Played in 10 games at linebacker but did not record a start … finished the season with 27 tackles … had a season-high 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.

with 43 and the most yards in a season with 910 … earned second team all-state and all-county honors … also a member of the track and field program competing in the long jump, high jump and 100m dash. Personal: Son of Michael and Trina Theodore … majoring in criminal justice at CSU.

57 - CLAYTON TRUITT 6-1 - 299 - SO - OL Atlanta, Ga./Parkview HS

2011: Appeared in nine games and started six at guard, including the season opener at Central Florida on Sep. 3.

36 - BRAD SWEATT 6-0 - 207 - SR - LB Orlando, Fla./Edgewater

2011: Appeared in five games at linebacker and started three before going down with an injury… recorded four tackles, including one for a loss of three yards…made three tackles at Florida State on Sept. 10.

2010: Earned All-Academic honors and was named to the ESPN the Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District team … played in all 11 games, earning 10 starts, giving up his other start for a special situation for one of the seniors … finished the season with 47 total tackles, including 22 solo stops … had 1.0 TFL, 1 quarterback hurry and 1 pass breakup … had a season-high seven tackles on three occasions (vs.

Gardner-Webb, vs. Stony Brook and vs. Presbyterian).

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.

27 - AUSTIN WALD 6-0 - 180 - R-SR - DB Seneca, S.C./Seneca

2011: Appeared in eight games at safety and saw an increased role as season progressed, while serving as a special teams captain all year long… recorded 15 tackles for the year, including 11 solo takedowns…returned Corvaughn Archie’s blocked punt 22 yards for a touchdown in 4th quarter of Big South season opener at VMI on Oct. 15…came up with career-high four tackles in home opener versus Norfolk State on Sept. 24…set new career benchmark with four solo stops in regular season finale at Presbyterian on Nov. 19.

2010: Saw action in nine games … finished the year with 16 total tackles, with a season-high three stops in four different games … had a great spring game, including a 37-yard interception return for a touchdown.

2008: Redshirted the season ... named to the Big South’s 2008-09 Football Presidential Honor Roll.

84 - CHRIS THEODORE 6-1 - 176 - R-SO - WR Aiken, S.C./Silver Bluff

2011: Appeared in seven games at wide receiver, including the season opener at Central Florida on Sept. 3…made two catches for 16 yards on the season, highlighted by a 5-yard touchdown against Coastal Carolina on Nov. 12…registered first career catch with an 11-yard reception versus Gardner-Webb on Oct. 29.

2010: Redshirted the season.

STERLING

High School: Played three years, tallying the most receptions in a season

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2012 OPPONENT HISTORY Totals vs. 2012 Opponents:28-48 (.367) 2012 First Meetings @ Illinois (9/15), @ Shorter (9/22) The Citadel 1-4 (.200), 1-4 Away Nov. 21, 2002 (A)...........................................19-53 L Aug. 30, 2003 (A)...........................................10-64 L Sept. 3, 2005 (A).............................................14-28 L Sept. 9, 2006 (A)................................38-35 W (2 OT) Sept. 1, 2007 (A)................................................ 14-35 Edward Waters 2-0 (1.000), 2-0 Home October 14, 2006 (H).......................................47-0 W November 15, 2008..........................................48-6 W Jacksonville 5-1 (.833), 2-1 Home, 3-0 Away November 20, 1999 (away)............................37-17 W October 7, 2000 (home).................................28-22 W October 6, 2001 (away)....................................28-7 W October 26, 2002 (home)................................21-24 L September 18, 2004 (away).............................38-3 W September 17, 2005 (home)...........................16-10 W September 17, 2011 (A)................................30-37, L VMI 5-6 (.454), 3-2 Home, 2-4 Away October 21, 2000 (away)...................................7-40 L August 31, 2002 (home).................................24-27 L October 11, 2003 (away)...................................7-50 L October 2, 2004 (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 (away)................................31-21 W October 23, 2010 (home)................................16-34 L October 15, 2011 (A).....................................17-21 L Liberty 2-17 (.105), 1-8 Home, 1-9 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 October 9, 2010 (away)...................................20-44 L October 22, 2011 (H).....................................16-38 L

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Gardner-Webb: 3-8 (.273), 2-3 Home, 1-5 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 October 16, 2010 (home)...................... 25-35 L October 29, 2011 (H)............................ 7-14, L Stony Brook 1-3 (.250), 1-1 Home, 0-2 Away October 18, 2008 (away)....................... 19-20 L November 14, 2009 (home)........ 30-27 (OT) W October 30, 2010 (away)....................... 21-41 L November 5, 2011 (H)........................ 31-50, L Coastal Carolina 3-6 (.333), 2-3 Home, 1-3 Away November 22, 2003 (home).................. 14-48 L November 20, 2004 (away)................... 28-56 L November 19, 2005 (home)........ 34-27 (OT) W November 18, 2006 (away)................... 17-31 L November 17, 2007 (home).................... 2-41 L November 22, 2008 (away) ................... 24-0 W November 21, 2009 (home)................. 30-23 W November 20, 2010 (away)..................... 3-70 L November 12, 2011 (H)....................... 38-45 L Presbyterian: 6-13 (.333), 4-6 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 November 13, 2010 (home)................42-39 W

CSU vs. All Opp. (77-151) Alabama-Birmingham..........................................0-6 Allen.....................................................................1-0 Austin Peay..........................................................4-0 Benedict...............................................................1-0 Bethel...................................................................1-0 Catawba................................................................0-1 Central Florida (UCF)..........................................0-1 Charleston (WV)..................................................1-0 Chattanooga.........................................................0-1 Citadel, The........................................................1-4 Citadel J.V., The...................................................1-1 Coastal Carolina.................................................3-6 Davidson..............................................................0-2 East Tennessee State............................................0-5 Edward Waters...................................................2-0 Elon......................................................................0-4 Ferrum..................................................................0-1 Florida..................................................................0-1 Florida State.........................................................0-1 Frostburg State.....................................................1-0 Gallaudet..............................................................1-0 Gardner-Webb...................................................3-8 Georgetown..........................................................1-0 Guilford................................................................2-1 Hawaii..................................................................0-2 Hofstra..................................................................0-2 Howard.................................................................0-2 Illinois..................................................................0-0 Jacksonville.........................................................5-2 James Madison.....................................................0-1 Johnson C. Smith.................................................1-0 Kentucky..............................................................0-1 Lees-McRae.........................................................1-0 Lenoir-Rhyne.......................................................1-0 Liberty...............................................................2-17 Mars Hill..............................................................1-2 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 Norfolk State........................................................0-1 North Greenville ...............................................10-1 Presbyterian .....................................................6-13 Samford................................................................0-2 Savannah State.....................................................6-0 Shorter................................................................0-0 South Carolina State............................................0-8 South Florida (USF).............................................0-5 Stony Brook........................................................1-3 Tennessee-Martin.................................................0-1 Towson State........................................................0-2 Troy State.............................................................0-3 Tusculum College................................................3-1 Virginia Military Institute (VMI).......................... 5-6 Wesley College....................................................0-1 West Liberty State................................................1-0 West Virginia St. College.....................................5-0 West Virginia Wesleyan.......................................1-0 Wingate................................................................1-1 Wofford..............................................................0-13

BIG SOUTH CONFERENCE INFO

2012 Preseason All-Big South Conference Teams Offense QB Kyle Essington RB Brock Jackolski RB Kenny Little WR Nathan Perera WR Matt Hazel WR Pat Kelly TE David Duran OL Jamie Dunaway OL Malcolm Boyd OL Jamey Cheatwood OL Steve Demilio

Stony Brook Stony Brook Gardner-Webb CSU Coastal Carolin Liberty Coastal Carolin Gardner-Webb Liberty Coastal Carolin Gardner-Webb

Preseason Offensive Player of the Year Miguel Maysonet, RB, Sr., Stony Brook Preseason Defensive Player of the Year Charles James, CB, R-Sr.., Charleston Southern

Defense DL Preston Pemasa DL Matt Goods DL Francis Bah DL Chris Thomas LB Andrae Jacobs LB Jawara Dudley LB Nick Sigmon LB Donelle Williams DB Charles James DB Walt Aikens DB Kevin Fogg

Gardner-Webb Gardner-Webb Liberty Coastal Carolina Coastal Carolin Stony Brook Liberty Presbyterian CSU Liberty Liberty

Special Teams PK Wesley Skiffington P Patrick Morgano LS Richard Wright KR Kevin Fogg PR Niccolo Mastromatteo

Stony Brook Presbyterian Liberty Liberty Coastal Carolina

Big South Composite Schedule Saturday, Sept. 1 Brevard at PRESBYTERIAN, 1:30pm VMI at Delaware State, 2:00pm CSU at The Citadel, 6:00pm Wofford at GARDNER-WEBB, 6:00pm Central Connecticut State at STONY BROOK, 6:00pm LIBERTY at Wake Forest, 6:30pm (TV: ESPN3) North Carolina A&T at COASTAL CAROLINA, TBA

Saturday, Sept. 22 Furman at PRESBYTERIAN, 1:30pm GARDNER-WEBB at Pittsbrgh, 3:30pm (TV: ESPN3) VMI at Navy, 3:30pm (TV: CBS Sports Network) Colgate at STONY BROOK, 6:00pm COASTAL CAROLINA at Toledo, 7:00pm Lehigh at LIBERTY, 7:00pm CSU at Shorter, 1:30pm

Saturday, Sept. 8 Jacksonville at CSU, 1:30pm Chowan at VMI, 1:30pm Pace at STONY BROOK, 6:00pm Norfolk State at LIBERTY, 7:00pm PRESBYTERIAN at Georgia Tech, 7:00pm (TV: ESPN3) COASTAL CAROLINA at Furman, TBA GARDNER-WEBB at Richmond, TBA

Saturday, Sept. 29 STONY BROOK at Army, 12:00pm (TV: CBS Sports Network) PRESBYTERIAN at Davidson, 6:00pm COASTAL CAROLINA at Appalachian State, TBA

Saturday, Sept. 15 CSU at Illinois, 11:00am (TV: Big Ten Network) Richmond at VMI, 1:30pm Samford at GARDNER-WEBB, 3:00pm LIBERTY at Montana, 3:30pm STONY BROOK at Syracuse, 4:00pm (TV: SNY) Eastern Kentucky at COASTAL CAROLINA, TBA PRESBYTERIAN at Vanderbilt, TBA (TV: TBA)

Saturday, Oct. 6 PRESBYTERIAN at VMI *, 1:30pm GARDNER-WEBB at LIBERTY *, 3:30pm CSU at STONY BROOK *, 6:00pm Saturday, Oct. 13 LIBERTY at PRESBYTERIAN *, 2:00pm MidAmerica Nazarene at GARDNER-WEBB, 6:00pm VMI at CSU *, 1:30pm STONY BROOK at COASTAL CAROLINA *, TBA Saturday, Oct. 20 PRESBYTERIAN at CSU *, 1:30pm COASTAL CAROLINA at VMI *, 1:30pm Concord at LIBERTY, 3:30pm GARDNER-WEBB at STONY BROOK *, 4:00pm

Saturday, Oct. 27 STONY BROOK at PRESBYTERIAN *, 1:00pm VMI at GARDNER-WEBB *, 1:30pm Edward Waters at CSU, 1:30pm LIBERTY at COASTAL CAROLINA *, TBA Saturday, Nov. 3 COASTAL CAROLINA at GARDNER-WEBB *, 1:30pm CSU at LIBERTY *, 3:30pm VMI at STONY BROOK *, 6:00pm Saturday, Nov. 10 COASTAL CAROLINA at PRESBYTERIAN *, 1:00pm GARDNER-WEBB at CSU *, 1:30pm The Citadel at VMI, 1:30pm STONY BROOK at LIBERTY *, 3:30pm Saturday, Nov. 17 PRESBYTERIAN at GARDNER-WEBB *, 1:30pm LIBERTY at VMI *, 1:30pm CSU at COASTAL CAROLINA *, TBA BIG SOUTH MEMBER IN ALL CAPS * - Big South Conference game All Times EST and subject to change due to television

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2012 OPPONENTS

Game 2 - Jacksonville

Game 1 - The Citadel September 1, 2012 | Johnson Hagood Stadium (Charleston, S.C.) | 6 p.m.

General Information Location: Charleston, S.C. Founded: 1842 Enrollment: 2,157 Nickname: Bulldogs Colors: Citadel Blue and White Team Information 2011 Record: 4-7 Conf. Record/Finish: 2-6/8th Overall Record: 188-174-1 Record vs. CSU: 4-1

President: Lt. Gen. John W. Rosa Athletics Director: Larry Leckonby Affiliation: NCAA FCS Conference: Southern Conference Stadium: Johnson Hagood Primary Offense: Triple Option Primary Defense: Multiple, 4-3 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 33/26 Starters Returning/Lost: 14/8

Head Coach Kevin Higgins (West Chester, `77) Career Record: 87-72-1 (14th season) Record at The Citadel: 31-47 (8th season) Office Phone: 843-953-7367 Career vs. CSU: 1-1 Media Relations - Football SID: Mike Hoffman E-mail: mhoffma1@citadel.edu Office Phone: 843-953-5120 SID Fax: 843-953-6727

Press Box Phone: 843-953-5120 Website:www.citadelsports.com

Sept. 1 Sept. 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 10 Nov. 17

Game 3 - Illinois

2012 Schedule Charleston Southern Georgia Southern @ Appalachian State @ N.C. State Chattanooga @ Samford Western Carolina @ Wofford Elon @ VMI @ Furman

September 15, 2012 | Memorial Stadium (Champaign, Ill.) | Noon General Information Location: Champaign, Ill. Founded: 1867 Enrollment: 42, 605 Nickname: Fighting Illini Colors: Orange and Blue

Primary Offense: Spread/Multiple Primary Defense: Multiple Lettermen Returning/Lost: 42/16 Starters Returning/Lost: 15/9

Head Coach Tim Beckman (Findlay `88) Career Record: 21-16 (4th season) Record at Illinois: 0-0 (1st season) Career vs. CSU: First meeting Media Relations - Football SID: Kent Brown

E-mail: kbrown3@illinois.edu Office Phone: 217-244-6533 SID Fax: 217-333-5540

Press Box Phone: 217-244-6533 Website: www.fightingillini.com

Sept. 1 Sept. 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 10 Nov. 17 Nov. 24

2012 Schedule Western Michigan @ Arizona State Charleston Southern Louisiana Tech Penn State @ Wisconsin @ Michigan Indiana @ Ohio State Minnesota Purdue @ Northwestern

Game 5 - Stony Brook

October 6, 2012 | LaValle Stadium (Stony Brook, N.Y.) | 6 p.m.

General Information Location: Stony Brook, N.Y. Founded: 1957 Enrollment: 24,594 Nickname: Seawolves Colors: Red, Blue and Grey Team Information 2011 Record: 9-4 Conf. Record/Finish: 6-0/1st Overall Record: 142-141 Record vs. CSU: 3-1

Primary Offense: Pro Style Primary Defense: 4-3 Starters Returning/Lost: 14/13

Head Coach Kerwin Bell (Florida `87) Career Record: 36-21 (6th season) Record at Jacksonville: 36-21 (6th season) Office Phone: 904-256-7549 Career vs. CSU: 1-0 Media Relations - Football SID: Jim Nasella

Press Box Phone: 904-256-7588 Website: www.JUDolphins.com

E-mail: jnasella@ju.edu Office Phone: 904-256-7409 SID Fax: 904-256-7424

Primary Offense: Multiple Primary Defense: 4-2-5

Sept. 1 Sept. 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 10

2012 Schedule Central Connecticut Pace @ Syracuse Colgate @ Army Charleston Southern @ Coastal Carolina Gardner-Webb @ Presbyterian VMI @ Liberty

Sept. 1 Sept. 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Nov. 3 Nov. 10 Nov. 17

2012 Schedule Georgia Southern @ Charleston Southern Webber International @ Dayton Marist @ Morehead State @ Davidson San Diego @ Butler Campbell Drake

Game 4 - Shorter

September 22, 2011 | Barron Stadium (Rome, Ga.) | 1:30 p.m.

Team Information 2011 Record: 6-4 Conf. Record/Finish: 4-4/5th Overall Record: 43-33 Record vs. CSU: First meeting

President: Dr. Donald Dowless Athletics Director: Bill Peterson Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: Gulf South Conference Stadium: Barron Stadium Primary Offense: Spread Primary Defense: 3-4

2012 Schedule Aug. 30 @ Campbell Sept. 8 @ Newberry Sept. 15 @ Chowan Sept. 22 Charleston Southern Sept. 29 @ North Alabama Oct. 6 Point (Ga.) Media Relations - Football SID: Matt Green Oct. 13 Ave Maria E-mail: mgreen@shorter.edu Press Box Phone: 706-233-7468 Oct. 20 @ West Alabama Office Phone: 706-233-7468 Website: www.goshorterhawks.com Oct. 25 Valdosta State Nov. 3 @ West Georgia Nov. 10 Delta State Head Coach Phil Jones (Mercer, `68) Career Record: 43-33 (8th season) Record at Shorter: 43-33 (8th season) Office Phone: 757-823-8824 Career vs. CSU: First meeting

Game 6 - Virginia Military Institute (VMI) October 13, 2012 | Buccaneer Field (Charleston, S.C.) | 1:30 p.m.

General Information Location: Lexington, Va. Founded: 1839 Enrollment: 1,500 Nickname: Keydets Colors: Red, White and Yellow

President: Samuel L. Stanley, Jr. Athletics Director: Jim Fiore Affiliation: NCAA FCS Conference: Big South Stadium: Kenneth P. LaValle

Head Coach Chuck Priore (Albany, ‘82) Career Record: 76-40 (13th season) Record at Stony Brook: 37-31 (7th season) Office Phone: 631-362-4670 Career vs. CSU: 3-1 Media Relations - Football SID: Adam Gutes E-mail: agutes@notes.cc.sunysb.edu Press Box Phone: 631-632-4037 Web site: www.goseawolves.org Office Phone: 631-632-7289 SID Fax: 631-632-8841

President: Dr. Kerry Romesburg Athletics Director: Alan Verlander Affiliation: NCAA FCS Conference: Pioneer Stadium: D.B. Milne Field

General Information Location: Rome, Ga. Founded: 1935 Enrollment: 1,542 Nickname: Hawks Colors: Blue, Black, and White

President: Robert Easter Athletics Director: Michael J. Thomas Affiliation: NCAA FBS Conference: Big Ten

Team Information 2011 Record: 7-6 Conf. Record/Finish: 2-6/5th Leaders Overall Record: 580-534-51 Record vs. CSU: First Meeting

September 8, 2012 | Buccaneer Field (Charleston, S.C.) 1:30 p.m.

General Information Location: Jacksonville, Fla. Founded: 1934 Enrollment: 3,688 Nickname: Dolphins Colors: Green and White Team Information 2011 Record: 7-4 Conf. Record/Finish: 6-2/3rd Overall Record: 71-75 Record vs. CSU: 2-5

Team Information 2011 Record: 2-9 Conf. Record/Finish: 2-4/T-5th Overall Record: 459-641-42 Record vs. CSU: 6-5

President: General J.H. Binford Peay III Athletics Director: Donny White Affiliation: NCAA FCS Conference: Big South Stadium: Foster Stadium Primary Offense: Multiple Primary Defense: 4-3

Sept. 1 Sept. 8 Head Coach Sparky Woods (Carson Newman, `76) Sept. 15 Career Record: 74-78-5 (15th season) Record at VMI: 11-33 (5th season) Sept. 22 Office Phone: 540-464-7264 Oct. 6 Career vs. CSU: 2-2 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Media Relations - Football SID: Wade Branner Press Box Phone: 540-464-7834 Oct. 27 E-mail: brannerwh@vmi.edu Web site: www.VMIKeydets.com Nov. 3 Office Phone: 540-464-7515 SID Fax: 540-464-7583 Nov. 10 Nov. 17

2012 Schedule @ Delaware State Chowan Richmond @ Navy Presbyterian Coll. @ Charleston Southern Coastal Carolina @ Gardner-Webb @ Stony Brook The Citadel Liberty

2012 OPPONENTS

Game 7 - Presbyterian College

October 20, 2012 | Buccaneer Field (Charleston, S.C.) | 1:30 p.m.

General Information Location: Clinton, S.C. Founded: 1880 Enrollment: 1,200 Nickname: Blue Hose Colors: Blue and Garnet Team Information 2011 Record: 4-7 Conf. Record/Finish: 3-3/T-3rd Overall Record: 478-460-35 Record vs. CSU: 13-6

Primary Offense: Spread Primary Defense: 4-3

Press Box Phone: 864-938-4040 Web site: www.GoBlueHose.com

E-mail: swhitaker@presby.edu Office Phone: 864-833-8252 SID Fax: 864-833-8323

2012 Schedule Sept. 1 Brevard Sept. 8 @ Georgia Tech Sept. 15 @ Vanderbilt Sept. 22 Furman Sept. 29 @ Davidson Oct. 6 @ VMI Oct. 13 Liberty Oct. 20 @ Charleston Southern Oct. 27 Stony Brook Nov. 10 Coastal Carolina Nov. 17 @ Gardner-Webb

Game 9 - Liberty

November 3, 2012 | Williams Stadium (Lynchburg, Va.) | 3:30 p.m.

General Information Location: Lynchburg, Va. Founded: 1971 Enrollment: 11,928 Nickname: Flames Colors: Red, White and Blue Team Information 2011 Record: 7-4 Conf. Record/Finish: 5-1/2nd Overall Record: 205-202-4 Record vs. CSU: 17-2

Chancellor: Jerry Falwell, Jr. Athletics Director: Jeff Barber Affiliation: NCAA FCS Conference: Big South Stadium: Williams Stadium Primary Offense: Two-Back Set Primary Defense: 3-4

Sept. 1 Sept. 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Media Relations - Football SID: Todd Wetmore Oct. 20 Press Box Phone: 434-582-4628 E-mail: twetmore@liberty.edu Oct. 27 Web site: www.LibertyFlames.com Office Phone: 434-841-8974 Nov. 3 SID Fax: 434-582-2076 Nov. 10 Nov. 17 Head Coach Turner Gill (North Texas ‘90) Career Record: 25-49 (7th season) Record at Liberty: 1st season Career vs. CSU: 1st meeting

2012 Schedule @ Wake Forest Norfolk State @ Montana Lehigh Gardner-Webb @ Presbyterian Coll.

Concord @ Coastal Carolina Charleston Southern Stony Brook @ VMI

Game 11 - Coastal Carolina

November 17, 2012 | Brooks Stadium (Conway, S.C.) | TBD General Information Location: Conway, S.C. Founded: 1954 Enrollment: 8,700 Nickname: Chanticleers Colors: Teal, Bronze and Black Team Information 2011 Record: 7-4 Conf. Record/Finish: 3-3/T-3rd Overall Record: 63-39 Record vs. CSU: 6-3

President: David DeCenzo Athletics Director: Hunter Yurachek Affiliation: NCAA FCS Conference: Big South Stadium: Brooks Stadium Primary Offense: Spread/Multiple Primary Defense: 4-3

Sept. 1 Sept. 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 13 Media Relations - Football SID: Mike Cawood Oct. 20 Press Box Phone: 843-234-3404 E-mail: cawood@coastal.edu Office Phone: 843-349-2822 Web site: www.GoCCUsports.com Oct. 27 Nov. 3 SID Fax: 843-349-2819 Nov. 10 Nov. 17

Head Coach Joe Moglia (Fordham ‘71) Career Record: 1st Season Record at Coastal Carolina: 1st Season Office Phone: 843-349-2818 Career vs. CSU: 1st Meeting

October 29, 2012 | Buccaneer Field (Charleston, S.C.)| 1:30 p.m.

General Information Location: Jacksonville, Fla. Founded: 1866 Enrollment: 760 Nickname: Tigers Colors: Scarlet and Black Team Information 2011 Record: 5-5 Record vs. CSU: 0-2

President: Dr. John Griffith Athletics Director: Brian Reese Affiliation: NCAA FCS Conference: Big South Stadium: Bailey Memorial

Head Coach Harold Nichols (Presbyterian College, `90) Career Record: 6-27 (4th season) Record at Presbyterian: 6-27 (4th season) Office Phone: 864-833-8240 Career vs. CSU: 1-2 Media Relations - Football SID: Simon Whitaker

Game 8 - Edward Waters

2012 Schedule North Carolina A&T @ Furman Eastern Kentucky @ Toledo @ Appalachian State Stony Brook @ VMI Liberty @ Gardner-Webb @ Presbyterian Coll.

Charleston Southern

President: Nathaniel Glover, Jr. Athletics Director: Johnny Rembert Affiliation: NAIA Division II Conference: Independent Stadium: Earl S. Kitchings Stadium

Primary Offense: Multiple Primary Defense: Multiple Lettermen Returning/Lost: 37/21 Starters Returning/Lost: 16/10

Head Coach Brad Bernard Career Record: 5-5 (2nd season) Record at Edward Waters: 5-5 (2nd season) Career vs. CSU: First meeting Media Relations - Football SID: Henry Smith

E-mail: hsmith@ewc.edu Office Phone: 904-470-8045 SID Fax: 904-710-6797

Press Box Phone: 904-710-6797 Web site: www.ewc.edu

Aug. 25 Sept. 1 Sept. 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 10 Nov. 17

2012 Schedule Point @ Lane @ Morehouse Coll. @ Livingstone Coll.

Univ. of New Orleans Valdosta Webber International @ Savannah State @ Charleston Southern Ava Maria Southern Virginia @ Virginia UL

Game 10 - Gardner-Webb

November 10, 2012 | Buccaneer Field (Charleston, S.C.) | 1:30 p.m.

General Information Location: Boiling Springs, N.C. President: Dr. Frank Bonner Athletics Director: Chuck Burch Founded: 1905 Affiliation: NCAA FCS Enrollment: 4,300 Conference: Big South Nickname: Runnin’ Bulldogs Stadium: Spangler Stadium Colors: Scarlet and Black Team Information Primary Offense: Pro Style 2011 Record: 4-7 Conf. Record/Finish: 2-4/T-5th Primary Defense: 4-3 Overall Record: 227-232-1 Record vs. CSU: 8-3 Head Coach Ron Dickerson, Jr. (Arkansas, ‘96) Career Record: 4-7 (2nd season) Record at Gardner-Webb: 4-7 (2nd season) Office Phone: 704-406-4344 Career vs. CSU: 1-0 Media Relations - Football SID: Marc Rabb

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

Sept. 1 Sept. 8 Sept. 15 Sept. 22 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 10 Nov. 17

2012 Schedule Wofford @ Richmond Samford @ Pittsburgh @ Liberty Mid America Nazarene @ Stony Brook VMI Coastal Carolina @ Charleston Southern Presbyterian

2012 CSU Football Schedule

September 1............. @ The Citadel.............................. 6 p.m.

September 8............. Jacksonville............................. 1:30 p.m.

September 15........... @ Illinois....................................... Noon September 22........... @ Shorter................................ 1:30 p.m.

October 6.................. @ Stonry Brook*......................... 6 p.m.

October 13.............. VMI *...............................

1:30 p.m.

October 20................ Presbyterian * (ESPN3).......... 1:30 p.m.

October 27............. Edward Waters................... 1:30 p.m.

November 3.............. @ Liberty*.............................. 3:30 p.m.

November 10............ Gardner-Webb* (ESPN3)........ 1:30 p.m.

November 17......... @ Coastal Carolina........................TBD

All Times Eastern * Denotes Big South Conference Game

Charleston Southern’s youth and inexperience was no match for the reigning Conference USA Champions, as the Knights of Central Florida (1-0) overpowered the Buccaneers (0-1) from the start and took the 62-0 on Saturday evening at Bright House Network Stadium in Orlando, Fla. With a large number of players making their collegiate debuts, CSU finished the night with 119 yards of total offense to UCF’s 560. Malcolm Dixon finished the night 6-of-15 for 50 yards with one interception while Richard Mounce was 3-for-3 for 20 yards. Nathan Perera led all CSU receivers with 24 yards on two catches, though Mike Davis was targeted most often with four catches for 12 yards. Tray Dorsey picked up 25 yards on seven attempts, while Teddy Allen added in 19.

Andy Brown punted seven times for a total of 272 yards, and was 0-for-1 on field goals.

Demaris Freeman led the Buccaneer defense with eight tackles, while Chris Kuzdale and Gabe Middlebrook each had seven. Middlebrook also had a tackle for a seven yard loss, while Delvon King picked up the Bucs lone sack of the night for a loss of five yards. Daniel Dieudonne had six tackles and a fumble recovery, and O’Brian Campbell and Matt Hardy combined for tackle for a loss of five yards.

Jeff Godrey was 6-for-10 for 100 yards and ran for another 53 yards on seven attempts while Blake Bortles went 8-for-10 for 144 yards. Ronnie Weaver rushed for 107 yards on eight carries, while Josh Reese led all receivers with 97 yards on four catches.

Lyle Dankenbring led the UCF defense with five tackles, with Jonathan Davis picking up the Knight’s only sack of the night for a loss of five yards and another TFL for a total of 10 yards. Josh Linam (five tackles), Ray Shipman (four tackles), Terrance Plummer (five tackles) and Toby Jackson (four tackles) each recorded a TFL, and Josh Robinson grabbed the only interception of the game for a 32-yard touchdown.

The Knights overpowered the Bucs from the start, picking up touchdowns on their first two possessions.

Five straight rushes from Weaver set up a seven-yard rushing touchdown for Godfrey to put UCF up 7-0 two and a half minutes into the first quarter. The Bucs’ inexperience showed on their first possession, as Dixon threw two incompletions in just his fourth career start to force a punt by CSU. The Knights were able to capitalize once again with a two-yard run by Latavius Murray to give them a 14-0 lead with 7:51 to go in the first quarter.

CSU couldn’t pick up the first down on their next drive, and were once again forced to punt the ball way.

However, a UCF fumble on the punt was recovered by Dieudonne at the UCF 44-yard line. CSU picked up the first down on a 19-yard Dixon pass to Perera and later went for it on fourth-and-three. Unfortunately, the Knights kept them out of the end zone and took over on downs on their own 20-yard line.

Led by Godfrey, the Knights marched 80 yards down the field to add another TD on a one-yard run by Godfrey, stretching the UCF advantage to 21-0 with 10:56 to go in the half. At first, it looked as though CSU’s Charles James picked up his first interception of the season to give the Bucs the ball at the one-yard line; however, the play was overturned after further review allowing the Knights to convert on the drive. The Bucs had no answer to the Knights’ offensive prowess, going three-and-out on their next possession.

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Charleston Southern (0-1) vs.

Central Florida (1-0)

September 3, 2011 - Orlando, Fla. - Attendance 39,752

Team Stats

1 2 3 4 Final

0 0 0 0 0 14 21 14 13 62 CSU

UCF

1st Downs 6 25 Rushes-Yds 33-49 48-316 Passing Yds 70 244 Att-Comp-Int 18-9-1 20-14-0 Total Offense 51-119 68-560 Punt Ret.-Yds 0-0 4-6 Kickoff Ret.-Yds 10-164 1-13 Interceptions.-Yds 0-0 1-32 Punt-Avg 7-38.9 1-48 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 2-1 Penalties-Yards 2-20 4-29 Possession Time 27:42 32:18 3rd Down Conv.

4 of 15 6 of 9 4th Down Conv.

1 of 2 1 of 1 RZ Scores-Chances 0-2 8-8 Sacks-Yards 1-5 1-5 PAT Kicks 0-0 8-9 Field Goals 0-1 0-1

Rushing Dorsey Allen Dixon Passing Dixon Mounce Receiving Davis Perera

CSU

Scoring Summary

1st Quarter

12:29 UCF Godfrey 7 yd run (Cattoi kick) 7:51 UCF Murray 2 yd run (Cattoi kick)

2nd Quarter

10:56 UCF Godfrey 1 yd run (Cattoi kick) 6:00 UCF Weaver 6 yd run (Moffitt kick) 5:11 UCF Godfrey 14 yd run (Moffitt kick)

3rd Quarter

10:38 UCF Murray 2 yd run (Moffitt kick) 9:08 UCF Robinson 32 yd int. return

(Moffitt kick)

4th Quarter

14:16 UCF Williams 1 yd run (Moffitt kick) 1:21 UCF Williams 3 yd run

(Boyle fumbled 2 pt. attempt)

Individual Leaders

No. Yds TD 7 25 0 7 19 0 10 5 0 C-A-I Yds TD 6-15-1 50 0 3-3-0 20 0 Rec. Yds TD 4 12 0 2 24 0

Rushing Weaver Harvey Godfrey Passing Bortles Godfrey Receiving Reese Worton

UCF

No. Yds TD 5 44 0 10 43 2 5 34 0 C-A-I Yds TD 8-10-0 144 0 6-10-0 100 0 Rec. Yds TD 4 97 0 3 53 0

A 39-yard interception return by Charles James set up Charleston Southern’s first touchdown of the season, but the No. 4/5 Florida State Seminoles were just too much for the Bucs as CSU took the 62-10 loss on Saturday night at Doak Campbell Stadium in Tallahassee.

The Bucs had 84 yards of total offense on 45 plays and were led by Malcolm Dixon who went 7-of-15 for 50 yards.

Mike Davis was Dixon’s most targeted receiver, with three catches for a total of 39 yards. Teddy Allen – who also threw a touchdown pass on the night – led the rushing effort with 17 net yards on eight carries. B.J. Hackworth also had eight carries for 13 yards.

James, who also boasted the longest punt return of the night at 13 yards, had the lone interception for either team with a 39-yard return. O’Brian Campbell led the defense with 13 total tackles, followed by Chris Kuzdale with 10. Cornelius Sterling (five tackles) and Garrett Libertowski (three tackles) each recorded a sack.

Andy Brown also had a strong night, punting 11 times for a total of 429 yards. He averaged 39.0 yards per punt, with his longest going for 52 yards. Tray Dorsey had six kick returns for a total of 136 yards, including a 63-yard return.

Florida State finished the night with 647 yards of total offense, with 170 yards on the ground and 477 through the air. EJ Manuel was 24-for-35 for 329 yards and four touchdowns and was sacked once. He was replaced by Clint Trickett, who went 6-of-7 for 148 yards and two touchdowns. He was also sacked once.

Rodney Smith led FSU’s receivers with five catches for 77 yards and a touchdown. Kenny Shaw had also had five 1st Quarter catches, totaling 67 yards while Greg Dent caught four passes 13:40 FSU Smith 45 yd pass from for 42 yards. Bert Reed and Rashad Greene each caught two Manuel (Hopkins kick) touchdown passes, with Lonnie Pryor adding another. James 8:11 FSU Reed 8 yd pass from Manuel Wilder Jr. rushed for 76 yards on 10 carries, but it was Trickett

(Hopkins kick) and Chris Thompson who recorded the two rushing touchdowns 1:22 FSU Hopkins 24 yd field goal of the night.

Tommy Jernigan had four tackles for the Seminoles, in2nd Quater cluding two tackles for loss and a sack. Dan Hicks also finished 10:26 FSU Reed 6 yd pass from Manuel who three total tackles, including two TFL. Brandon Jenkins and

(Hopkins kick) Anthony McCloud each recorded a sack for FSU. 4:44 FSU Thompson 2 yd run

The Bucs won the toss but deferred until the second half, giving the Seminoles the ball to start the game. FSU quickly

(Hopkins kick) took advantage, marching 55 yards down the field on just three 0:11 FSU Hopkins 26 yd field goal plays to score on a 45-yard Manuel pass to Rodney Smith. Dustin Hopkins’ kick put the Seminoles up 7-0 just 1:20 into the first 3rd Quarter quarter.

10:33 CSU Leshin 3 yd pass from Allen

CSU went three-and-out on its first possession, with the

(Brown kick) ‘Noles getting the ball back at their own 26-yard line. However, 6:35 FSU Pryor 14 yd pass from Manuel they quickly made it into Buccaneer territory. Picking up two

(Hopkins kick) first downs on back-to-back rushing plays, Manuel then threw an 0:36 FSU Greene 29 yd pass from Trickett eight-yard touchdown pass to Bert Reed, putting FSU ahead 14-0

(Hopkins kick) after Hopkins’ kick with 8:11 to go in the first half.

The Bucs got the ball at their own 12-yard line with Teddy 4th Quarter Allen rushing for six yards. Dixon was sacked on the next play, 11:38 FSU Greene 69 yd pass from Trickett resulting in an eight-yard loss and negating Allen’s play. Dixon then threw and incompletion on the next play, bringing out Andy

(Hopkins kick) Brown to punt again.

8:05 CSU Brown 22 yd field goal

Florida State got the ball at their own 44-yard line, picking 2:23 FSU Trickett 4 yd run (Hopkins kick) up the first down on a 16-yard completion to Jarred Haggins. A 21-yard pass to Devonta Freeman got the ‘Noles another first down before a 19-yard completion to Kenny Shaw brought them to the CSU 6-yard line. A holding penalty on the drive meant third and 23 for the Seminoles, forcing a 24-yard field goal by Hopkins to put the score at 17-0 in favor of Florida State with Rushing No. Yds TD 5:07 to go in the first half.

FSU made quick work of the short field, taking just three Wilder 10 76 0 plays and 65 seconds to find the endzone on a 6-yard pass to Reed 1 35 0 Reed, putting the Seminoles ahead 24-0 with 10:21 to go in the first half.

Passing C-A-I Yds TD

The Bucs got the ball to start the half, but were unable to Manuel 24-35-1 329 4 make it out of their own territory. Florida State took over at its own 19. Manuel completed a 9-yard pass Smith, but his next Trickett 6-7-0 148 2 pass attempt was picked off by James and returned 39 yards to Receiving Rec. Yds TD the FSU 3-yard line. Dixon pitched it to Allen, who sent a sideline pass to Carson Leshin for the touchdown; CSU’s first of the Smith 5 77 1 season, to get the Bucs on the board down 34-7 after Brown’s Shaw 5 67 0 extra point with 10:24 to go in the quarter.

Charleston Southern (0-2) vs.

No. 4 Florida State (2-0)

September 10, 2011 - Tallahassee, Fla. - Attendance 75,229

1 2 3 4 Final

0 0 7 3 10

17 17 14 14 62 Team Stats

CSU

FSU

1st Downs 3 29 Rushes-Yds 28-21 37-170 Passing Yds 63 477 Att-Comp-Int 9-17-0 30-42-1 Total Offense 84 647 Punt Ret.-Yds 1-13 3-1 Kickoff Ret.-Yds 6-136 3-78 Interceptions.-Yds 1-39 0-0 Punt-Avg 11-39 2-44.5 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-0 Penalties-Yards 4-50 12-84 Possession Time 25:56 34:04 3rd Down Conv.

2-14 7-11 4th Down Conv.

0-0 0-0 RZ Scores-Chances 2-2 7-7 Sacks-Yards 2-11 3-15 PAT Kicks 1-1 8-8 Field Goals 1-1 2-2

Rushing Allen Hackworth Davis Passing Dixon Allen Receiving Davis Leshin

CSU

Scoring Summary

Individual Leaders

No. Yds TD 8 17 0 8 13 0 2 10 0 C-A-I Yds TD 7-15-0 50 0 2-2-0 13 1 Rec. Yds TD 3 39 0 1 3 1

Greene

FSU

2 98 2

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The Charleston Southern football team rebounded well from an early Jacksonville touchdown, but could not get past the Dolphins and fell 37-30 in a hard-fought effort at D.B. Milne Field in Jacksonville on Saturday afternoon.

Despite the setback, the CSU offense exploded for a season-high four touchdowns, including two from B.J. Hackworth. Quarterback Malcolm Dixon picked up his first passing and rushing touchdowns of the season with a 25-yard completion to Carson Leshin and a three-yard run. Andy Brown also added in a 22-yard field goal was 3-for-4 on PATs. Dixon and Teddy Allen became the Bucs’ first 100-yard rushers of the season with 163 and 125 yards, respectively. Leshin was the top receiver of the day with 26 yards on two catches, while Nathan Perera had two catches for a total of 16 yards. CSU finished the afternoon with 411 yards on 69 offensive plays, including 327 yards on the ground. Dixon was 9-of-14 for 84 yards with a touchdown and an interception. He was sacked four times on the day.

The Bucs were 4-of-4 on red zone scoring chances and 6-of-14 on third-down conversions.

However, they were sloppy with penalties, picking up a total of 12 for 83 yards.

Charles James led the CSU defense with eight tackles and an interception on the day. Chris Kuzdale had seven tackles, and Will Hunt also had a superb effort with seven tackles, two sacks for a total of 10 yards, five tackles for a loss, two forced fumbles and two quarterback hurries. Zac Johnston finished the day with two TFL and five total tackles, while Tanner Rogers had a rumble recovery and a tackle. Brown had a strong day on special teams with seven punts for 267 yards (38.1 yards per punt) – six of which landed inside the 20.

Jacksonville had 410 total yards on the day, with 230 in the air and 180 on the ground. Quarterback Josh McGregor was 14-for-31 with two touchdowns and an interception for 207 total yards.

Quinton Davis had 100 receiving yards for the Dolphins with four catches for 117 yards and a touchdown. Joshua Philpart had five catches for 72 yards with a touchdown, while Larry Thompson had two catches for 23 yards and also threw a 23 yard completion. J.J. Laster led the run with 128 yards on 25 carries with a touchdown while Keith Dawson picked up another 41 yards and a touchdown as well.

Mike Mayoral led all Dolphin players with eight total tackles, but it was Luidiji Michel who picked up two of JU’s four sacks. Chance Smith had 2.5 tackles for a loss of seven yards, including a sack. Joe Barnett and Blythe Weaver each recorded a sack on the day.

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Charleston Southern (0-3) vs.

Jacksonville (1-2)

September 17, 2011 - Jacksonville, Fla. - Attendance 4,185

Team Stats

1 2 3 4 Final

0 7 13 10 30 7 7 10 13 37 CSU

JU

1st Downs 19 24 Rushes-Yds 55-327 42-180 Passing Yds 84 230 Comp-Att-Int 9-14-1 15-33-1 Total Offense 411 410 Punt Ret.-Yds 1-7 3-1 Kickoff Ret.-Yds 7-86 6-226 Interceptions.-Yds 1-25 1-0 Punt-Avg 7-38.1 5-42.2 Fumbles-Lost 4-1 3-1 Penalties-Yards 12-83 5-60 Possession Time 29:19 30:41 3rd Down Conv.

6-14 8-15 4th Down Conv.

0-0 0-0 RZ Scores-Chances 4-4 4-5 Sacks-Yards 2-10 4-26 PAT Kicks 3-4 4-5 Field Goals 1-1 1-2

Rushing Dixon Allen Passing Dixon Receiving Leshin Perera Glears

CSU

Scoring Summary

1st Quarter 14:44 JU

Walden 93 yd kick return (Gudz kick)

6:39 JU

0:31 CSU

Dawson 1 yd run (Gudz kick) Hackworth 3 yd run (Brown kick)

8:26 JU 6:47 CSU

2:23 CSU

0:58 JU

Gudz 35 yd field goal Hackworth 12 yd run (Brown kick failed) Leshin 25 yd pass from Dixon (Brown kick) Laster 8 yd run (Gudz kick)

2nd Quarter

3rd Quarter

4th Quarter 11:13 CSU 8:50 JU

7:02 CSU 4:20 JU

Individual Leaders

No. Yds TD 27 163 1 13 125 0 C-A-I Yds TD 9-14-1 84 1 Rec. Yds TD 2 26 1 2 16 0 2 15 0

Brown 22 yd field goal Philpart 15 yd pass from McGregor (Gudz kick failed) Dixon 3 yd run (Brown kick) Davis 42 yd pass from McGregor (Gudz kick)

JU

Rushing No. Yds TD Laster 25 128 1 Dawon 8 41 1 Passing C-A-I Yds TD McGregor 14-31-1 207 2 Receiving Rec. Yds TD Philpart 5 72 1 Davis 4 117 1 Thompson 2 23 0

Charleston Southern (0-4)

After three weeks on the road, the CSU football team had a tough homecoming as they fell to the Norfolk State Spartans 33-3 on Saturday in the home opener at Buccaneer Field in Charleston, S.C.

The Buccaneers finished the day with 141 yards of total offense to NSU’s 519. They were also outgained on the ground 234-55 by the Spartans, and picked up 86 yards of through the air to NSU’s 285 passing yards. The Bucs were able to pick up 11 first September 24, 2011 - Charleston, S.C. - Attend: 2,546 downs on the afternoon, while NSU came away with 24. Both teams were 100 percent on fourth down conversions, while each converted on five third downs as well.

Quarterback Malcolm Dixon led the Bucs, going 7-of-19 with one interception for a total of 86 passing yards – season high for the sophomore. Teddy Allen led the run with 17 carries for a total of 29 yards, but it was BJ Hackworth who had the longest run of the day at 10 yards. He ended up with 15 yards on eight carries, while Dixon carried the ball 17 times himself.

Kirby Broome led the receivers with 28 yards on two catches, while Nathan Perera and Kevin Glears had 19 and 13 receiving yards, respectively.

Once again, Andy Brown was one of the highTeam Stats NSU CSU Scoring Summary lights of the day as he punted eight times for 339 1st Quarter 1st Downs 24 11 yards, averaging a solid 42.4 yards per punt with two 10:41 NSU Boyce 13 yd pass from Walley inside the 20 and one touchback. He was 1-for-2 on Rushes-Yds 54-234 45-55

(Estep kick) field goals. Chris Kuzdale’s career-high 16 tackles led Passing Yds 285 86 8:56 NSU Hairston 67 yd pass from Walley the CSU defense, while Daniel Dieudonne and Matt

(Estep kick) Comp-Att-Int 20-24-0 7-19-1 Hardy each had solid efforts with 12 and 11 stops, re1:03 NSU Estep 23 yd field goal spectively. Isaac Lowrance recorded the Bucs’ lone Total Offense 519 141 sack of the day for a loss of five yards, and totaled Punt Ret.-Yds 3-61 3-21 2nd Quarter two tackles for loss. Zac Johnston, who ended the day 2:45 CSU Brown 25 yd field goal Kickoff Ret.-Yds 2-36 8-205 with eight tackles, also recorded to stops for a loss of six yards.

Interceptions.-Yds 1-40 0-0 3rd Quarter

NSU’s Chris Walley was 20-of-23 for 285 yards Punt-Avg 3-39.2 8-42.4 6:38 NSU Flores 1 yd run (Estep kick) and two touchdowns. Xavier Boyce was the most Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-0 1:10 NSU Estep 19 yd field goal targeted receiver with nine catches for 101 yards and Penalties-Yards 4-35 3-12 a touchdown, while Victor Hairston’s 122 receiving 4th Quarter yards led all players. Takeem Hedgeman added anPossession Time 32:48 27:12 10:56 NSU Estep 20 yd field goal other 105 yards on the ground for the Spartans, while 3rd Down Conv.

5-15 5-17 7:20 NSU Goldberg 47 yd field goal Nico Flores picked up 48 yards on 13 carries.

4th Down Conv.

1-1 2-2 Corwin Hammond had 12 stops for Norfolk State, while Onyemechi Anyaugo had nine tackles RZ Scores-Chances 5-5 1-1 and recorded a sack on the day. Seven different SparSacks-Yards 4-35 1-5 tans recorded tackles for loss, with Keenan Lambert PAT Kicks 3-3 0-0 leading the way with two TFL for a loss of 16 yards.

An 18-yard kickoff return by Kelvin Lewis was Field Goals 4-4 1-2 nearly negated by an illegal block; though the penalty didn’t hamper the Spartans. Walley picked up the Individual Leaders first down with consecutive completions of 12 and 14 NSU CSU yards before a 12-yard run by Hedgeman brought the Spartans to the CSU 1-yard line. Walley then competRushing No. Yds TD Rushing No. Yds TD ed a 12-yard touchdown pass to Boyce as NSU took a Hedgeman 15 105 0 Allen 17 29 0 7-0 lead following Ryan Estep’s successful PAT with Flores 13 48 1 Hackworth 8 15 0 10:35 to go in the first quarter.

Passing C-A-I Yds TD Passing C-A-I Yds TD

The Bucs went three-and-out on their first possessions, handing the ball back to the Spartans at their Walley 20-23-0 285 2 Dixon 7-19-1 86 0 own 33-yard line. NSU made quick work of the field, Receiving Rec. Yds TD Receiving Rec. Yds TD with Walley throwing a 67-yard touchdown pass to Boyce 9 101 1 Broome 2 38 0 Hairston to put Norfolk State up 14-0 with 8:56 to go in the first quarter.

Hairston 5 122 1 Perera 1 19 0

vs.

Norfolk State (3-1)

1 2 3 4 Final

0 3 0 0 3

17 0 10 6 33

Glears

1 13 0

Hedgeman

3 27 0

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Home sweet homecoming it wasn’t for the Charleston Southern Buccaneers (0-5) as they dropped a 32-20 contest to the Wesley College Wolverines (3-1) on Saturday afternoon at Buccaneer Field. The game was part of CSU’s annual homecoming festivities, and included a ceremony for the ground breaking of the University’s new athletic center.

Charles James was the impact player of the day for the Bucs, with nine tackles and punt returned for a touchdown. Malcolm Dixon also had a strong day, going 15-of-34 for 178 yards and a touchdown through the air and another 71 yards on the ground. Teddy Allen added 56 more yards on the ground, while Kevin Glears was the day’s leading receiver with 76 yards on five catches. He beat out Nathan Perera by a mere yard, as Perera had five catches for 75 yards. Kirby Broome (three catches for 24 yards) had the lone receiving touchdown of the day.

On the other side of the ball, Michael Chocholosek and Chris Kuzdale recorded 11 stops apiece, with O’Brian Campbell adding in ten more. Will Hunt had two sacks for a loss of 16 yards on the day, while Matt Hardy grabbed and interception and two tackles. James Smith had a fumble recovery and three stops, while Coril Joseph and Matt Woods each had a tackle for loss.

Andy Brown had another strong performance, thought punting a season-low five times. Brown averaged 37.9 yards per punt for a total of 188 yards, with four of the five landing inside the 20.

He was also two-for-three on field goals, connecting on attempts from 32-yards both times.

For the Wolverines, Shane McSweeny was 12-for-15 for 126 yards with one interception on the day. His most often targeted man was Sean McAndrew, who had five catches for 54 yards with a touchdown on the day. Askia Jahad ran 23 times for 151 yards and two touchdowns, while McSweeny and Steven Koudossou each added in a touchdown on the ground as well.

Chris Mayes and Mike Asiedu each had eight tackles for the WC defense, with three of Mayes’s stops going for a loss of yardage. Mayes and Dominique Herald each had a sack on the day, while Leon Jones had an interception for a return of 29 yards as well as two pass break ups.

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Charleston Southern (0-5) vs.

Wesley (3-1)

October 1, 2011 - Charleston, S.C. - Attend: 3,186

Team Stats

1 2 3 4 Final

13 0 13 6 32 0 10 0 10 20 WU

CSU

1st Downs 22 18 Rushes-Yds 52-334 34-141 Passing Yds 126 178 Comp-Att-Int 12-15-1 15-34-1 Total Offense 460 319 Punt Ret.-Yds 0-0 1-34 Kickoff Ret.-Yds 2-44 5-86 Interceptions.-Yds 1-29 1-0 Punt-Avg 3-30.3 5-37.6 Fumbles-Lost 2-2 1-0 Penalties-Yards 10-91 5-40 Possession Time 35:37 24:23 3rd Down Conv.

8-15 7-17 4th Down Conv.

1-1 0-1 RZ Scores-Chances 4-4 3-5 Sacks-Yards 2-14 2-16 PAT Kicks 2-4 2-2 Field Goals 0-0 2-3

Rushing Dixon Allen Passing Dixon Receiving Glears Perera Broome

CSU

Scoring Summary

1st Quarter 9:39 WC

1:58 WC

2nd Quarter

8:44 CSU Brown 32 yd field goal 1:46 CSU James 34 yd punt return

(Brown kick)

3rd Quarter

12:30 WC Jahad 20 yd run (Tryon kick) 7:26 WC McSweeny 15 yd run

(Tryon kick failed)

4th Quarter

12:29 CSU Brown 32 yd field goal 5:06 WES McAndrew 14 yd pass from McSweeny 1:45 CSU Broome 5 yd pass from Dixon

(Brown kick)

Individual Leaders

No. Yds TD 17 71 0 15 56 0 C-A-I Yds TD 15-34-1 178 1 Rec. Yds TD 5 76 0 5 75 0 3 24 1

Koudossou 77 yd run (Tryon kick) Jahad 18 yd run (Tryon kick failed)

WC

Rushing No. Yds TD Jahad 23 151 2 Koudossou 2 108 1 Passing C-A-I Yds TD McSweeny 12-15-1 126 1 Receiving Rec. Yds TD McAndrew 5 54 1 Howe 2 28 0 Robinson 1 27 0

Charleston Southern (0-6, 0-1)

A promising comeback was cut short by costly errors as the Charleston Southern Buccaneers’ (06, 0-1 BSC) inconsistencies cost them the chance to win their Big South season opener and fell to the VMI Keydets (1-5, 1-1 BSC) 21-17 at Alumni Memorial Field at Foster Stadium in Lexington on Saturday.

October 15, 2011 - Lexington, Va. - Attend: 7,233 A brilliant Corvaughn Archie blocked punt was returned for a touchdown by Austin Wald to jump start the Bucs’ comeback, but a costly fumble on their next punt, combined with an improperly executed onside kick spelled trouble for CSU as they return home to Charleston still in search of their first win.

The Bucs racked up 278 offensive yards to VMI’s 315. The Keydets outgained them on the ground 149-49 but it was the Bucs who ruled the air with 229 passing yards to VMI’s 166. Each team had one passing touchdown, with VMI adding two rushing touchdowns and CSU picking up a Team Stats NSU CSU Scoring Summary special teams TD. 1st Quarter 1st Downs 24 11

Quarterback Malcolm Dixon set a career high 10:41 NSU Boyce 13 yd pass from Walley Rushes-Yds 54-234 45-55 with 205 passing yards and added in 44 more on the

(Estep kick) Passing Yds 285 86 8:56 NSU Hairston 67 yd pass from Walley ground. He was 14-of-38 with no interceptions on

(Estep kick) Comp-Att-Int 20-24-0 7-19-1 the day. Mike Davis was the leading wide receiver 1:03 NSU Estep 23 yd field goal of the day with 81 receiving yards and another 24 Total Offense 519 141 passing yards. Kirby Broome had a 17-yard carry Punt Ret.-Yds 3-61 3-21 2nd Quarter on the day, while Nathan Perera and Estevan Cin2:45 CSU Brown 25 yd field goal Kickoff Ret.-Yds 2-36 8-205 tron had 60 and 52 receiving yards, respectively.

Interceptions.-Yds 1-40 0-0 3rd Quarter Kevin Glears had four kickoff returns for a Punt-Avg 3-39.2 8-42.4 6:38 NSU Flores 1 yd run (Estep kick) total of 72 yards, but it was Austin Wald who was Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-0 1:10 NSU Estep 19 yd field goal the special teams hero of the day as he returned Penalties-Yards 4-35 3-12 a blocked punt 22 yards for the touchdown. Cor4th Quarter Possession Time 32:48 27:12 vaughn Archie was credited with the block. Andy 10:56 NSU Estep 20 yd field goal 3rd Down Conv.

5-15 5-17 7:20 NSU Goldberg 47 yd field goal Brown tied his career long with a 43-yard field goal 4th Down Conv.

1-1 2-2 and punted seven times for a total of 247 yards RZ Scores-Chances 5-5 1-1 (35.3 yards per punt).

Sacks-Yards 4-35 1-5 The defense played one of their strongest games thus far, with Chris Kuzdale and Brandan PAT Kicks 3-3 0-0 Davis each picking off VMI quarterback Eric KorField Goals 4-4 1-2 denbrook. Chris Kuzdale and Zac Johnston led the way with 12 tackles apiece, while Mike ChochoIndividual Leaders losek had eleven stops, including a sack. Demarais NSU CSU Freeman also had 11 tackles on the day.

Rushing No. Yds TD Rushing No. Yds TD For the Keydets, Chaz Jones had 96 yards Jones 28 96 2 Dixon 16 44 0 rushing on 28 carries and was followed by TJ TalTalley 13 43 0 Broome 1 17 0 ley’s 13 carries for 43 yards. Kordenbrook was 16Passing C-A-I Yds TD Passing C-A-I Yds TD of-28 for 166 yards with two interceptions, and his Kordenbrock 16-28-2 166 1 Dixon 14-38-0 205 1 most-targeted receiver, Tracy Hairston, caught four Receiving Rec. Yds TD Receiving Rec. Yds TD passes for a total of 44 yards. Johnny Wimbish’s Hairston 4 44 0 Davis 6 81 9 nine stops led the Keydet defense, as eight different Talley 3 18 0 Perera 3 60 0 Keydets recorded at least 0.5 tackles for loss. LoLucas 2 27 1 Cintron 3 52 0 gan Staib was abe to record the lone sack of Dixon on the day for a loss of three yards.

vs.

VMI (1-5, 1-1)

1 2 3 4 Final

0 0 3 14 17

7 7 0 7 21

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Wide receiver Nathan Perera had a career-high seven catches for 100 yards and quarterback Richard Mounce also had a career day throwing for 193 yards and two touchdowns as the Charleston Southern Buccaneers (0-7, 0-2) showed their mettle in a 38-16 loss to the Big South’s top-ranked Liberty Flames (5-3, 3-0) at Buccaneer Field in Charleston on Saturday afternoon.

Perera caught his first career touchdown as the Bucs put up their second-best offensive numbers of the season with 403 total yards. Malcolm Dixon started the game, going 10-for-17 for 115 yards before leaving the game with an injury. He was replaced by Mounce, who was 14-of-27 with two interceptions.

Kevin Glears had five catches for 44 yards, while Estevan Cintron had three for a total of 48 yards. Glears also picked up 66 yards on three kick returns. Mike Davis had CSU’s other touchdown of the day, picking up 43 yards off of four catches. On the ground, Mounce was the leading rusher on the day with 32 yards on nine carries and was followed by Dixon’s 14 carriers for 27 yards.

The Bucs totaled 95 rushing yards and 308 passing yards for a total of 403 offensive yards on 84 plays.

Charles James led the CSU defense with nine tackles, followed by Chris Kuzdale’s six stops.

Matt Woods had the lone sack of the day for a loss of four yards, while Will Hunt and Michael Parker each recorded a tackle for loss as well. James also led the team with two of four pass break ups. Andy Brown punted a season-low five times, picking up 195 yards (39.0 avg.) and landing three inside the 20. He also had a 39-yard field goal.

Liberty’s Mike Brown, who also left the game with an injury, went 6-for-14 for 89 yards with two touchdowns before giving way to Brian Hudson who was 4-for-9 for 41 yards. Pat Kelly had four catches for 70 yards while Aldreakis Allen had three catches for 47 yards and a touchdown and rushed 16 times for 127 yards. The Flames put up 306 yards of offensive, with 176 on the ground and 130 through the air.

Nick Sigmon had 11 tackles, including three TFL and a sack for a loss of five yards. Walt Aikens had eight tackles and a sack for a loss of nine yards, while Greg Schuster had six stops. KaJuan Lee, Scott Hyland, Desmond Rice and Jeffrey Henderson each had an interception on the day. Mike Larsson punted nine times for a total of 319 yards at 45.6 yards per punt with two inside the 20.

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Charleston Southern (0-7, 0-2) vs.

Liberty (5-3, 3-0)

October 22, 2011 - Charleston, S.C. - Attend: 3,375

1 2 3 4 Final

7 24 7 0 38 0 0 7 9 16

Team Stats

LIB

CSU

1st Downs 14 23 Rushes-Yds 31-176 41-95 Passing Yds 130 308 Comp-Att-Int 10-23-0 24-44-4 Total Offense 306 403 Punt Ret.-Yds 0-0 3-15 Kickoff Ret.-Yds 2-101 4-73 Interceptions.-Yds 4-158 0-0 Punt-Avg 7-45.6 5-39.0 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0 Penalties-Yards 5-53 4-30 Possession Time 22:48 37:12 3rd Down Conv.

5-12 10-20 4th Down Conv.

0-0 0-2 RZ Scores-Chances 2-3 2-4 Sacks-Yards 3-23 1-4 PAT Kicks 5-5 1-2 Field Goals 1-1 1-1

Scoring Summary

1st Quarter

1:56 LIB Kelly 52 yd pass from Brown (Bevins kick)

2nd Quarter 9:16 LIB

6:15 LIB

2:19 LIB

0:00 LIB

Allen 6 yd pass from Brown (Bevins kick) Lee 100 yd int. return (Bevins kick) Hyland 22 yd int. return (Bevins kick) Bevins 29 yd field goal

14:41 LIB

5:33 CSU

Fogg 82 yd kick return (Bevins kick) Davis 12 yd pass from Mounce (Brown kick)

3rd Quarter

4th Quarter

12:21 CSU Brown 39 yd field goal 0:52 CSU Perera 5 yd pass from Mounce (Brown kick failed)

Individual Leaders

LIBERTY

Rushing Allen Brown Passing Brown Hudson Receiving Kelly Allen

No. Yds TD 16 126 0 5 31 0 C-A-I Yds TD 6-14-0 89 2 4-9-0 41 0 Rec. Yds TD 4 70 1 3 47 1

Rushing Mounce Dixon Passing Mounce Dixon Receiving Perera Glears Davis

CSU

No. Yds TD 9 32 0 14 27 0 C-A-I Yds TD 14-27-2 193 2 10-17-2 115 0 Rec. Yds TD 7 100 1 5 44 0 4 43 1

Charleston Southern (0-8, 0-3) vs.

Gardner-Webb (3-5, 2-2)

October 29, 2011 - Boiling Springs, N.C. - Attend: 5,570

1 2 3 4 Final

0 7 0 0 7

0 7 0 7 14 Team Stats

CSU

GWU

1st Downs 19 14 Rushes-Yds 43-82 41-84 Passing Yds 169 153 Comp-Att-Int 14-39-2 13-23-0 Total Offense 251 237 Punt Ret.-Yds 4-46 3-2 Kickoff Ret.-Yds 3-53 2-24 Interceptions.-Yds 0-0 2-0 Punt-Avg 10-38.8 11-45.2 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-0 Penalties-Yards 5-63 3-25 Possession Time 31:57 28:03 3rd Down Conv.

8-22 2-14 4th Down Conv.

1-2 0-1 RZ Scores-Chances 1-4 2-3 Sacks-Yards 2-13 7-46 PAT Kicks 1-1 2-2 Field Goals 0-1 0-0

CSU

Scoring Summary

2nd Quarter

11:58 CSU Mike Davis 11 yd pass from MOUNCE (JONES kick) 2:00 GWU SCHLEY, T. 14 yd pass from BEATTY (AUSTIN, T. kick) 4th Quarter 14:10 GWU SCHLEY, T. 9 yd pass from RHODES, R.

Individual Leaders

Rushing No. Yds TD Rushing No. Yds TD Mounce 28 56 0 Hackworth 10 17 0 Passing C-A-I Yds TD Mounce 14-39-2 169 1 Receiving Rec. Yds TD Perera 5 78 0 Archie 3 48 0 Davis 3 33 1

Rushing Rhodes Hubbard Passing Beatty Browning Receiving Schley Leslie

GWU

No. Yds TD 22 52 0 9 45 0 C-A-I Yds TD 8-16-0 66 1 4-6-0 78 0 Rec. Yds TD 5 80 2 4 85 0

The Charleston Southern Buccaneers (0-8, 0-3)struck first, but couldn’t hold on to the lead as they fell to the Runnin’ Bulldogs of GardnerWebb (3-5, 2-2) by a score of 14-7 on a cold, wet Saturday afternoon at Spangler Stadium.

Coming off of a strong performance in the second half of last week’s game vs. Liberty, quarterback Richard Mounce got his first career start for the Buccaneers and went 13-of-34 for 159 yard, a touchdown and an interception. Nathan Perera was his most-often targeted receiver with five catches for 78 yards. Corvaugh Archie had three catches for 48 yards while Mike Davis had two catches for a total of 23 yards, including the lone touchdown of the day. The Bucs were able to out-gain the Bulldogs 251-237 with 82 yards on the ground and 169 through the air.

GWU’s 237 yards marked a season-low for the CSU defense.

On the ground, it was Mounce who led the effort with 24 carries for 54 yards. BJ Hackworth had 10 carries for 17 yards, while Keelyan Bryant picked up nine yards as well. Andy Brown punted 10 times for a total of 388 yards (38.8 avg), putting two inside the 20.

Michael Chocholousek led the Buccaneer defense with nine tackles, including a sack and a tackle for loss of seven yards. James Smith had 2.5 TFL and five total tackles, while Isaac McKenzie and Isaac Lowrance each recorded a sack. Demaris Freeman and Charles James each recorded seven stops, with James adding in a pass break up. James also ended the day with four punt returns for a total of 35 yards.

Chandler Browning was 4-for-6 for 78 yards for the Runnin’ Bulldogs, while Lucas Beatty was 8-for-16 for 66 yards and a touchdown as GWU picked up 153 passing yards. Ricky Rhodes completed his lone pass attempt of the day for a nine-yard touchdown as well. Lyndon Leslie led all receivers with four catches for 85 yards, but it was Tray Schley’s 9-yard reception and two touchdowns that paved the way for the Runnin’ Bulldogs.

They also picked up 52 yards from Ricky Rhodes and 45 more from J.J. Hubbard on the ground.

Marty Patterson had 20 tackles for GWU, while Maurice Dickinson had 10 and added four sacks. The GWU defense sacked Mounce a total of seven times and recorded two interceptions and 11 quarterback hurries.

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Nathan Perera doubled his career high for receiving yards, but his close-to-record setting performance wasn’t enough as the Charleston Southern Buccaneers fell to the Seawolves of Stony Brook 50-31 on Saturday afternoon at Buccaneer Field in Charleston.

Perera finished the day with 232 receiving yards and two touchdowns, just nine yards shy of the school’s single-game record.

Stony Brook rushed for 355 yards with two backs topping the 100-yard mark for the second straight week.

Junior Miguel Maysonet rushed for 182 yards and four touchdowns while senior Brock Jackolski added 174 yards and two scores to lead the Seawolves. Both players topped the 1,000-yard mark for the season.

“They’re an outstanding football team and they have been very successful running the football against everyone they have played,” said CSU head coach Jay Mills.

“We knew the key for us was to stop them from running the football. I felt like we had a good plan but at times we didn’t execute it and we had some additional injuries at key positions.”

Charleston Southern had its own problems establishing success on the ground, finishing the game with minus seven rushing yard. The Buccaneers lost 31 yards rushing on a bad punt snap and lost 23 yards to sacks.

The CSU effort was highlighted by junior quarterback Richard Mounce and sophomore receiver Nathan Perea, who both enjoyed career days in the passing game.

Mounce, making his second consecutive start in place of the injured Malcolm Dixon, completed 19 of 41 passes for a career-high 342 yards and three touchdowns.

“I thought overall, he played very solid,” said Mills of Mounce’s performance. “Richard is a competitor in everything that he does and I think he’s getting better each and every week.”

Perera became the second receiver in school history with more than 200 yards receiving, finishing with 232 yards on 10 catches. His yardage was the second highest total in school history.

“Nathan has continued to perform well and he’s not at full speed either,” said Mills. “I thought he went up and again competed for the football. We’ve been pushing him to become a complete wide receiver and I think he has a chance to be a very special one before it’s all said and done.”

Maysonet gave Stony Brook an early 6-0 lead on a 59-yard run on the Seawolves’ second offensive play.

CSU answered with a nine-play, 45-yard drive that ended with Andy Brown’s 40-yard field goal with 10:55 remaining in the opening stanza.

The Buccaneers took their only lead of the game two possessions later. A seven-yard punt gave CSU a first down at the Stony Brook 40 and Keelyan Bryant capped an eight-play drive with a one-yard run to give the Bucs a 10-6 lead with 2:26 left in the first period.

Stony Brook took control in the second quarter, scoring three times. Brock had a five-yard run and Maysonet had run of three and 12 yards to give the Seawolves a 27-10 halftime lead.

The third quarter saw offense on both sides. Mounce and Perera combined on a four-yard pass with 11:23 left in the third quarter, cutting the margin to 27-17.

Stony Brook answered five plays and 80 yards later on Maysonet’s 43-yard run but Mounce again got the Bucs on the board, this time with an 18-yard pass to Carson Leshin with 7:24 to play in the third.

Back in the game and down by 10, disaster struck when a punt snap snailed over Brown’s head into the endzone for a safety. On the ensuing possession, quarterback Kyle Essington scored on a six-yard run with 2:03 left in the third, upping the lead to 43-24.

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Charleston Southern (0-9, 0-4) vs.

Stony Brook (6-3, 4-0)

November 5, 2011 - Charleston, S.C. - Attend: 2,806

Team Stats

1 2 3 4 Final

6 21 16 7 50

10 0 14 7 31 SB

CSU

1st Downs 19 18 Rushes-Yds 43-355 32-7 Passing Yds 109 342 Comp-Att-Int 6-13-1 19-41-0 Total Offense 464 335 Punt Ret.-Yds 1-11 1-1 Kickoff Ret.-Yds 3-49 6-70 Interceptions.-Yds 0-0 1-0 Punt-Avg 4-28 4-34.8 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 4-1 Penalties-Yards 5-65 8-45 Possession Time 29:44 30:16 3rd Down Conv.

3-8 7-17 4th Down Conv.

0-0 1-3 RZ Scores-Chances 4-4 3-3 Sacks-Yards 3-20 1-13 PAT Kicks 6-7 4-4 Field Goals 0-0 0-1

Scoring Summary

1st Quarter

1st Quarter 07:04 UK

03:41 CSU

02:32 UK

2nd Quarter 07:40 CSU

03:21 UK

01:01 UK

3rd Quarter 14:04 UK

06:09 CSU

4th Quarter 12:50 UK

09:06 UK

Russell 25 yd run (McIntosh kick) Stevenson 12 yd run (Brown kick) Williams 41 yd run (McIntosh kick) Lee 17 yd pass from Trudnowski (Brown kick) Matthews 53 yd pass from Hartline (McIntosh kick) Williams 3 yd run (McIntosh kick) Cobb 36 yd pass from Hartline (McIntosh kick) Moon 1 yd run (Brown kick) Williams 3 yd run (McIntosh kick) Russell 17 yd run (McIntosh kick)

Individual Leaders Rushing Maysonet Jackolski Passing Essington Receiving Gush Fenelon Brevi

SB

No. Yds TD 17 182 4 20 174 2 C-A-I Yds TD 6-12-0 109 0 Rec. Yds TD 3 770 2 20 0 1 12 0

Rushing Davis Allen Passing Mounce Receiving Perera Archie Leshin

CSU

No. Yds TD 4 13 0 8 9 0 C-A-I Yds TD 19-41-0 342 3 Rec. Yds TD 10 232 2 3 63 0 1 18 1

Charleston Southern (0-10, 0-5) vs.

Coastal Carolina (6-4, 3-3) November 12, 2011 - Charleston, S.C. - Attend: 2,933

1 2 3 4 Final

7 7 10 21 38

7 14 10 21 45 Team Stats

CCU

GWU

1st Downs 22 27 Rushes-Yds 48-254 28-17 Passing Yds 182 397 Comp-Att-Int 16-26-2 27-48-2 Total Offense 436 514 Punt Ret.-Yds 3-54 1-46 Kickoff Ret.-Yds 5-112 7-102 Interceptions.-Yds 2-47 2-1 Punt-Avg 3-52.7 4-37 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-2 Penalties-Yards 8-112 8-52 Possession Time 29:22 30:38 3rd Down Conv.

9-15 4-13 4th Down Conv.

0-0 1-1 RZ Scores-Chances 7-9 4-4 Sacks-Yards 2-18 1-4 PAT Kicks 6-6 5-5 Field Goals 1-3 1-1

Scoring Summary

1st Quarter 4:14 CSU Theodore 5 yd pass from Mounce (Higgins kick) 0:24 CCU Childers 17 yd pass from

Hillary (Clayton kick) 2nd Quarter 12:22 CSU Allen 29 yd run (Higgins kick) 5:01 CCU Middleton 2 yd pass from Craig

(Clayton kick) 0:22 CSU Jones 6 yd pass from Mounce 3rd Quarter 12:42 CCU 6:47 CCU 3:53 CSU 1:51 CSU

Hillary 1 yd run (Clayton kick) Clayton 29 yd field goal Brown 41 yd field goal Perera 34 yd pass from Mounce (Higgins kick)

4th Quarter 13:43 CCU

8:49 CCU 7:11 CCU

3:33 CSU

Hazel 5 yd pass from Hillary (Clayton kick) Small 7 yd run (Clayton kick) Childers 29 yd pass from Hillary (Clayton kick) Frazier 1 yd pass from Mounce (Higgins kick)

Individual Leaders Rushing Whitener Small Passing Hillary Receiving Childers Hazel

CCU

No. Yds TD 13 106 0 14 75 1 C-A-I Yds TD 15-25-2 180 3 Rec. Yds TD 4 92 2 4 28 1

Rushing Allen Mounce Passing Mounce Receiving Archie Perera Jones

CSU

No. Yds TD 15 70 1 8 26 0 C-A-I Yds TD 27-48-2 397 4 Rec. Yds TD 11 204 0 6 93 1 5 80 1

Quarterback Richard Mounce eclipsed the 1,000yard passing mark for the season and wide receiver Corvaughn Archie had a career day with 205 yards but the Charleston Southern football team (0-10, 0-5) came up a touchdown short in a tough 45-38 loss to the Chanticleers of Coastal Carolina (6-4, 3-3) on Saturday afternoon at Buccaneer Stadium in Charleston. The game was CSU’s home finale, as well as the Bucs’ annual Senior Day celebration.

Mounce had his second consecutive 300-yard game, throwing for a career high 397 yards and four touchdowns. He became the first quarterback since AJ Toscano in 2009 to throw for four touchdowns, and went 27-48 on the day with two interceptions. Archie was the most often targeted receiver with 11 catches for a career-high 204 yards. The Buccaneers put up more than 500 yards of total offense for the first time this season with 514 total years to the Chanticleers’ 430.

Aramis Hillary was 14-24 for 175 yards, with Jamie Childers catching four passes for 92 yards and two touchdowns. Marcus Whitener ran 13 times for a total of 106 yards, but it was Hillary and Travis Small who scored the team’s rushing touchdowns. CCU recorded seven tackles for loss and two sacks, with reigning BSC Defensive Player of the Week Josh Norman leading the defense with eight tackles.

In his second game back from injury, Teddy Allen rushed 15 times for 70 yards and a touchdown, while Nathan Perera (6 catches, 93 yards) and Chase Jones (5 catches, 80 yards) each caught a touchdown as well. Zac Johnston and Mike Chocholousek were the defensive leaders on the day, with 11 and nine tackles, respectively. Coril Joseph (three tackles) recorded the lone sack of the day. Chocholousek and Jacque Carter each picked off a Coastal Carolina pass. A fumble by the Buccaneers turned into points for the Chants, who scored on a 29-yard catch by Jamie Childers to take a 45-31 lead with 7:11 to go.

Mounce hit Jones for 12 yards on the next drive and moved the chains 12 more yards with a 12yard pass to Archie. Jones had another catch for 14 yards before a personal foul on Coastal Carolina brought up first-and-10 at the CCU 38. Mounce found Archie for 28 yards before a pass interference penalty moved the spot to the CCU 2-yard line. Zach Frazier then ran in a 1-yard touchdown to cut the deficit to seven at 45-38 in favor of the Chanticleers. Neither team would score on their next possession as they Chanticleers took a knee to end the game with 45-38 win.

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The Charleston Southern Buccaneers (011, 0-6) couldn’t overcome injuries to both starting quarterbacks and numerous other starters, falling by a score of 45-14 to the Presbyterian Blue Hose (4-7, 3-3) at Bailey Memorial Stadium in Clinton on Saturday afternoon in the season finale.

Since the season began, starters Brad Sweatt, Chris Kuzdale, Gabe Middlebrook, Estevan Cintron, Brandan Davis, Teddy Allen and Tray Dorsey all suffered either season-ending injuries or injuries that caused them to miss significant amounts of time. Malcolm Dixon was injured in the Bucs’ loss to Liberty and was replaced by Richard Mounce for the next three games. Both Mounce and Dixon were hobbled entering today’s match up and split time at quarterback.

The two combined for a total of 137 passing yards, going 7-for-23 as the Bucs put up a 270 yards of offense. Dixon went 4-for-6 with 79 yards in the air, including a 52-yard bomb to Carson Leshin.

Mounce was 2-for-17 on the day with three interceptions. However, it was running back Teddy Allen that threw the lone passing touchdown of the day, a 34-yard trick play to Corvaughn Archie. Chase Jones and Mike Davis each had a catch as well. Keelyan Bryant led the ground attack, rushing 10 times for 52 yards while Allen had nine carries for 35 yards and a rushing touchdown. Zack Frazier also had 10 carries for 44 yards.

Mike Chocholousek was again one of the defensive leaders for the Bucs, with 10 tackles, a tackle for a loss of three yards and a fumble recovery for 12 yards.

Matt Hardy (three tackles) had the lone interception of the day, along with a pass break up and a quarterback hurry. Michael Parker had six tackles and a TFL of 12 yards, while O’Brian Campbell recorded three stops and a TFL as well. The Bucs allowed 225 rushing yards and 291 passing yards for a total of 516 yards on the day.

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Charleston Southern (0-11, 0-6) vs.

Presbyterian (4-7, 3-3)

November 19, 2011 - Clinton, S.C. - Attend: 4,308

Team Stats

1 2 3 4 Final

14 10 7 14 45 7 0 7 0 14 CSU

PC

1st Downs 14 19 Rushes-Yds 40-133 42-225 Passing Yds 137 291 Comp-Att-Int 7-24-3 14-23-1 Total Offense 270 516 Punt Ret.-Yds 8-32.9 5-39 Kickoff Ret.-Yds 6-108 3-100 Interceptions.-Yds 1-3 3-15 Punt-Avg 8-32.9 5-39 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 3-1 Penalties-Yards 7-41 2-25 Possession Time 29:38 30:22 3rd Down Conv.

5-14 6-14 4th Down Conv.

0-0 0-2 RZ Scores-Chances 1-1 4-7 Sacks-Yards 2-15 2-13 PAT Kicks 2-2 6-6 Field Goals 0-0 1-1

Scoring Summary

1st Quarter

07:04 UK

03:41 CSU

02:32 UK

2nd Quarter 07:40 CSU

03:21 UK

01:01 UK

3rd Quarter 14:04 UK

06:09 CSU

4th Quarter 12:50 UK

09:06 UK

Russell 25 yd run (McIntosh kick) Stevenson 12 yd run (Brown kick) Williams 41 yd run (McIntosh kick) Lee 17 yd pass from Trudnowski (Brown kick) Matthews 53 yd pass from Hartline (McIntosh kick) Williams 3 yd run (McIntosh kick) Cobb 36 yd pass from Hartline (McIntosh kick) Moon 1 yd run (Brown kick) Williams 3 yd run (McIntosh kick) Russell 17 yd run (McIntosh kick)

Individual Leaders

PC

Rushing No. Yds TD Byrd 18 133 1 Moreland 6 47 1 Passing C-A-I Yds TD Singer 12-20-0 212 2 Miley 2-2 79 0 Receiving Rec. Yds TD Ruff 5 116 1 McKie 4 116 1

Rushing Bryant Frazier Allen Passing Mounce Receiving Leshin Archie

CSU

No. Yds TD 10 49 0 10 42 0 9 35 1 C-A-I Yds TD 2-17-3 24 0 Rec. Yds TD 1 52 0 1 34 1

2011 STATISTICS DATE Sep 03, 2011 Sep 10, 2011 Sep 17, 2011 Sep 24, 2011 Oct 01, 2011 *Oct 15, 2011 *Oct 22, 2011 *Oct 29, 2011 *Nov 05, 2011 *Nov 12, 2011 *Nov 19, 2011

OPPONENT at UCF at #4 Florida State at Jacksonville NORFOLK STATE WESLEY at VMI LIBERTY at Gardner-Webb STONY BROOK COASTAL CAROLINA at Presbyterian

Opponent QB RB @ Central Florida Dixon Hackworth @ Florida State Dixon Hackworth @ Jacksonville Dixon Hackworth Norfolk State Dixon Hackworth Wesley College Dixon Hackworth @ VMI Dixon Hackworth Liberty Dixon Hackworth @ Gardner-Webb Mounce Hackworth Stony Brook Mounce Hackworth Coastal Carolina Mounce Hackworth @ Presbyterian Dixon Hackworth

Opponent @ Central Florida @ Florida State @ Jacksonville Norfolk State Wesley College @ VMI Liberty @ Gardner-Webb Stony Brook Coastal Carolina Presbyterian

DE Hunt Hunt Hunt Hunt Hunt Hunt Hunt Hunt Hunt Hunt Hunt

W/L L L L L L L L L L L L

SCORE 0-62 10-62 30-37 3-33 20-32 17-21 16-38 7-14 31-50 38-45 14-45

2011 GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS

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

WR WR WR/TE TE LT Perera Broome Leshin Deterlizzi McFatter Cintron Broome Davis Leshin McFatter Cintron Broome Davis Leshin McFatter Glears Broome Davis Leshin McFatter Perera Broome Leshin Deterlizzi McFatter Perera Glears Davis Leshin McFatter Perera Glears Davis Griffon McFatter Cintron Broome Davis Leshin McFatter Perera Broome Davis Leshin McFatter Perera Broome Davis Leshin McFatter Perera Broome Archie Leshin McFatter

Big South 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

LG C Truitt Hartung Kemper Hartung Kemper Hartung Kemper Hartung Kemper Hartung Kemper Hartung Truitt Hartung Kemper Wharton Kemper Hartung Truitt Hartung Kemper Hartung

NT DE MLB WLB WOLF BANDIT SPUR Woods Rogers Middlebrook Johnson Sweatt Kuzdale Hardy Woods Rogers Middlebrook Johnson Sweatt Kuzdale Hardy Woods Rogers Johnston Johnson Sterling Sweatt Kuzdale Woods Smith Johnston Bryant Sterling Kuzdale Hardy Woods Smith Chocholousek Johnston King Kuzdale Hardy Woods Smith Chocholousek Johnston King Kuzdale Hardy Woods Smith Chocholousek Parker King Kuzdale Hardy Woods Smith Chocholousek Parker King Kuzdale Hardy Woods Smith Chocholousek Parker King Sutton Hardy Woods Smith Chohcolousek Parker King Freeman Hardy Joeseph McKenzie Bryant Parker King Fowler Hardy

Attendance 39752 75229 4185 2546 3186 7233 3375 5570 2806 2933 4308

RG RT Baker Spears Baker Nicholson Baker Nicholson Truitt Nicholson Baker Nicholson Baker Nicholson Baker Wharton Baker Truitt Baker Wharton Baker Wharton Baker Truitt

CB FS CB James Freeman Campbell James Freeman Campbell Hardy James Freeman James Dieudonne Campbell James Freeman Campbell James Freeman Davis James Freeman Davis James Freeman Davis James Freeman Davis James Dieudonne Campbell James Dieudonne Campbell

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ASSISTANT 2011 STATISTICS COACHES CATEGORY CSU OPP SCORING 186 439 Points Per Game 16.9 39.9 FIRST DOWNS 171 230 Rushing 62 120 Passing 96 95 Penalty 13 15 RUSHING YARDAGE 1062 2477 Yards gained rushing 1453 2716 Yards lost rushing 391 239 Rushing Attempts 406 485 Average Per Rush 2.6 5.1 Average Per Game 96.5 225.2 TDs Rushing 6 31 PASSING YARDAGE 2063 2393 Comp-Att-Int 155-339-15 166-270-9 Average Per Pass 6.1 8.9 Average Per Catch 13.3 14.4 Average Per Game 187.5 217.5 TDs Passing 15 22 TOTAL OFFENSE 3125 4870 Total Plays 745 755 Average Per Play 4.2 6.5 Average Per Game 284.1 442.7 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 66-1155 31-817 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 22-235 25-139 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 9-83 15-321 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 17.5 26.4 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 10.7 5.6 INT RETURN AVERAGE 9.2 21.4 FUMBLES-LOST 20-7 16-5 PENALTIES-Yards 62-471 66-634 Average Per Game 42.8 57.6 PUNTS-Yards 76-2875 54-2139 Average Per Punt 37.8 39.6 Net punt average 35.5 33.0 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 28:54 31:00 3RD-DOWN Conversions 62/180 66/145 3rd-Down Pct 34% 46% 4TH-DOWN Conversions 8/18 4/7 4th-Down Pct 44% 57% SACKS BY-Yards 16-99 32-218 MISC YARDS 0 0 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 23 59 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 9-13 10-14 ON-SIDE KICKS 1-2 0-0 RED-ZONE SCORES (22-32) 69% (50-58) 86% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (16-32) 50% (41-58) 71% PAT-ATTEMPTS (19-22) 86% (53-58) 91% ATTENDANCE 14846 136277 Games/Avg Per Game 5/2969 6/22713 Neutral Site Games 0/0

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total Charleston Southern 24 41 61 60 186 Opponents 109 121 101 108 439

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RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G ALLEN, Teddy 8 92 387 27 360 3.9 2 47 45.0 DIXON, Malcolm 8 106 430 149 281 2.7 1 46 35.1 HACKWORTH, B.J. 10 61 136 14 122 2.0 2 12 12.2 MOUNCE, Richard 7 56 226 106 120 2.1 0 26 17.1 BRYANT, Keelyan 7 34 103 29 74 2.2 1 14 10.6 FRAZIER, Zachary 5 14 58 2 56 4.0 0 16 11.2 DAVIS, Mike 10 10 38 5 33 3.3 0 8 3.3 DORSEY, Tray 3 13 31 8 23 1.8 0 9 7.7 BROOME, Kirby 11 1 17 0 17 17.0 0 17 1.5 SANTIAGO, Corey 1 4 11 2 9 2.2 0 5 9.0 KUZDALE, Chris 9 1 5 0 5 5.0 0 5 0.6 SIMMONS, Anthony 10 4 5 0 5 1.2 0 2 0.5 CINTRON, Estevan 7 3 6 4 2 0.7 0 4 0.3 ARCHIE, Corvaughn 8 1 0 1 -1 -1.0 0 0 -0.1 GLEARS, Kevin 9 1 0 9 -9 -9.0 0 0 -1.0 TEAM 6 5 0 35 -35 -7.0 0 0 -5.8 Total..........

11 406 1453 391 1062 2.6 6 47 96.5 Opponents......

11 485 2716 239 2477 5.1 31 77 225.2

PASSING G Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G MOUNCE, Richard 7 108.67 79-175-9 45.1 1145 10 56 163.6 DIXON, Malcolm 8 89.27 72-158-6 45.6 847 3 52 105.9 ALLEN, Teddy 8 451.60 3-3-0 100.0 47 2 34 5.9 HACKWORTH, B.J. 10 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 DAVIS, Mike 10 301.60 1-1-0 100.0 24 0 24 2.4 BROWN, Andy 10 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Total..........

11 102.59 155-339-15 45.7 2063 15 56 187.5

RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G PERERA, Nathan 11 43 709 16.5 4 56 64.5 DAVIS, Mike 10 23 240 10.4 2 36 24.0 ARCHIE, Corvaughn 8 19 355 18.7 1 40 44.4 GLEARS, Kevin 9 16 173 10.8 0 21 19.2 BROOME, Kirby 11 9 153 17.0 1 51 13.9 JONES, Chase 4 9 125 13.9 2 39 31.2 CINTRON, Estevan 7 7 112 16.0 0 24 16.0 LESHIN, Carson 11 7 105 15.0 3 52 9.5 BRYANT, Keelyan 7 7 20 2.9 0 12 2.9 ALLEN, Teddy 8 4 15 3.8 0 8 1.9 THEODORE, Chris 7 2 16 8.0 1 11 2.3 FRAZIER, Zachary 5 2 5 2.5 1 4 1.0 HACKWORTH, B.J. 10 2 1 0.5 0 4 0.1 DORSEY, Tray 3 2 1 0.5 0 2 0.3 CUTHBERTSON, Greg 4 1 21 21.0 0 21 5.2 DIXON, Malcolm 8 1 10 10.0 0 10 1.2 SANTIAGO, Corey 1 1 2 2.0 0 2 2.0 Total..........

11 155 2063 13.3 15 56 187.5 Opponents......

11 166 2393 14.4 22 69 217.5

2011 DEFENSIVE STATISTICS |-------Tackles-------| |-Sacks-| |---Pass Def---| |-Fumbles-| Blkd No. DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf 55 CHOCHOLOSEK, Michael 11 45 29 74 5.5-20 3-10 1-1 3 1 1-3 . . .

24 KUZDALE, Chris 9 42 30 72 1.0-1 . 1-4 2 . . 2 . .

1 JAMES, Charles 11 40 26 66 1.0-4 .

2-64 7 . . . . .

25 JOHNSTON, Zac 11 29 28 57 5.0-11 . . 1 1 . . . .

5 FREEMAN, Demaris 10 34 18 52 1.5-1 .

1-0 2 . . . . .

2 CAMPBELL, O’Brian 11 27 20 47 2.0-8 . . 2 . . . . .

17 HARDY, Matt 11 21 26 47 0.5-1 .

3-3 3 1 . . . .

39 DIEUDONNE, Daniel 8 20 17 37 . . . 1 .

1-0 . . .

48 WOODS, Matt 12 16 20 36 4.0-24 2-17 . . . . . . .

96 HUNT, Will 11 16 13 29 10.5-38 4-26 . 1 5 . 2 . .

94 SMITH, James 9 14 14 28 2.5-12 . . . 1 1-0 . . .

9 BRYANT, Calvin 8 15 8 23 2.0-4 . . . . . . . .

26 PARKER, Michael 10 16 6 22 3.0-15 1-12 . 1 . . . . .

11 STERLING, Cornelius 10 14 3 17 4.0-10 1-1 . . . . . . .

27 WALD, Austin 8 11 4 15 . . . 1 . . . . .

47 DAVIS, Brandan 10 8 7 15 . .

1-11 . . . . . .

72 JOSEPH, Coril 11 4 10 14 4.5-12 1-4 . . . . . . .

58 KING, Delvon 10 8 4 12 2.0-10 2-10 . . 1 . . . .

93 LOWRANCE, Isaac 8 7 4 11 2.0-6 1-5 . . .

1-0 . . .

13 MILLS, Rodney 10 8 2 10 . . . . . . . . .

52 MIDDLEBROOK, Gabe 4 4 4 8 1.0-6 . . . . . . . .

20 JOHNSON, Kenny 8 5 2 7 . . . . . . . . .

45 SUTTON, Trini 5 3 4 7 . . . . . . . . .

53 LIBERTOWSKI, Garrett 5 4 2 6 . . . . . . . . .

92 COLEMAN, Chadwick 7 2 4 6 0.5-3 . . . . . . . .

54 MCKENZIE, Isaac 8 3 2 5 0.5-4 1-4 . . . . . . .

88 BROOME, Kirby 11 4 . 4 . . . . . . . . .

36 SWEATT, Brad 5 4 . 4 1.0-3 . . . . . . . .

49 RYAN, Billy 4 2 2 4 . . . . . . . . .

35 ROWE, Ray 5 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . .

15 DIXON, Malcolm 8 3 . 3 . . . . . . . . .

51 ROGERS, Tanner 8 2 1 3 . . . . 1 1-0 . . .

85 GLEARS, Kevin 9 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . .

53 LIBERTOWSKI, G. 1 1 2 3 1.0-10 1-10 . . . . . . .

87 CAMPBELL, Jacari 4 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .

18 BROWN, Andy 10 . 2 2 . . . . . . . . .

44 BRYANT, Keelyan 7 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .

29 HODO, Marquiz 7 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .

22 ARCHIE, Corvaughn 8 2 . 2 . . . . . . . 1 .

12 MOUNCE, Richard 7 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .

4 ALLEN, Teddy 8 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .

42 FRAZIER, Zachary 5 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .

3 PERERA, Nathan 11 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .

95 TIMMONS, Benny 3 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .

33 SIMMONS, Anthony 10 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .

34 PRYOR, Tyson 10 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .

8 CUTHBERTSON, Greg 4 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .

10 DETERLIZZI, Mike 6 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .

TM TEAM 6 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .

87 HIGGINS, T.J. 2 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .

62 TAYLOR, Z 1 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .

Total..........

11 454 319 773 55-203 16-99 9-83 24 11 5-3 4 1 .

Opponents......

11 436 346 782 87.0-378 32-218 15-321 40 33 7-26 11 1 1

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ASSISTANT 2011 STATISTICS COACHES |------ PATs ------| SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points BROWN, Andy 0 9-13 7-10 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 34 PERERA, Nathan 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 LESHIN, Carson 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 DAVIS, Mike 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 ALLEN, Teddy 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 HACKWORTH, B.J. 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 JONES, Chase 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 HIGGINS, T. 0 0-0 9-9 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 9 FRAZIER, Zachary 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 ARCHIE, Corvaughn 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 DIXON, Malcolm 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1-1 0 0 6 BROOME, Kirby 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 WALD, Austin 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 BRYANT, Keelyan 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 THEODORE, Chris 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 JAMES, Charles 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 GLEARS, Kevin 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0 0 2 HIGGINS, T.J. 0 0-0 2-2 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 2 JONES, Richard 0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 1 Total..........

23 9-13 19-22 0-0 1 1-1 0 0 186 Opponents......

59 10-14 53-58 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 439 TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G MOUNCE, Richard 7 231 120 1145 1265 180.7 DIXON, Malcolm 8 264 281 847 1128 141.0 ALLEN, Teddy 8 95 360 47 407 50.9 HACKWORTH, B.J. 10 62 122 0 122 12.2 BRYANT, Keelyan 7 34 74 0 74 10.6 DAVIS, Mike 10 11 33 24 57 5.7 FRAZIER, Zachary 5 14 56 0 56 11.2 DORSEY, Tray 3 13 23 0 23 7.7 Total..........

11 745 1062 2063 3125 284.1 Opponents...... 11 755 2477 2393 4870 442.7 FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk BROWN, Andy 9-13 69.2 0-0 3-4 3-6 3-3 0-0 43 1 FG SEQUENCE Charleston Southern OPPONENTS UCF 28 42 Florida State (22) (24),(26) JU (22) 46,(35) Norfolk State 38,(25) (23),(19),(20),(47) Wesley 38,(32),(32) VMI (43) LIBERTY (39) (29) Gardner-Webb 32 Stony Brook (40) Coastal Carolina (41) 37,30,(29) Presbyterian College - (37)

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ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G PERERA, Nathan 11 0 709 0 0 0 709 64.5 GLEARS, Kevin 9 -9 173 0 436 0 600 66.7 ARCHIE, Corvaughn 8 -1 355 14 9 0 377 47.1 ALLEN, Teddy 8 360 15 0 0 0 375 46.9 JONES, Chase 4 0 125 0 197 0 322 80.5 DAVIS, Mike 10 33 240 0 36 0 309 30.9 DIXON, Malcolm 8 281 10 0 0 0 291 36.4 CINTRON, Estevan 7 2 112 0 174 0 288 41.1 JAMES, Charles 11 0 0 185 0 64 249 22.6 DORSEY, Tray 3 23 1 0 193 0 217 72.3 BROOME, Kirby 11 17 153 0 8 0 178 16.2 BRYANT, Keelyan 7 74 20 0 33 0 127 18.1 HACKWORTH, B.J. 10 122 1 0 0 0 123 12.3 MOUNCE, Richard 7 120 0 0 0 0 120 17.1 LESHIN, Carson 11 0 105 0 0 0 105 9.5 FRAZIER, Zachary 5 56 5 0 0 0 61 12.2 SANTIAGO, Corey 1 9 2 0 26 0 37 37.0 SIMMONS, Anthony 10 5 0 0 20 0 25 2.5 WALD, Austin 8 0 0 22 0 0 22 2.8 CUTHBERTSON, Greg 4 0 21 0 0 0 21 5.2 THEODORE, Chris 7 0 16 0 0 0 16 2.3 HODO, Marquiz 7 0 0 14 0 0 14 2.0 DAVIS, Brandan 10 0 0 0 0 11 11 1.1 KUZDALE, Chris 9 5 0 0 0 4 9 1.0 JOHNSTON, Zac 11 0 0 0 9 0 9 0.8 PRYOR, Tyson 10 0 0 0 7 0 7 0.7 PARKER, Michael 10 0 0 0 7 0 7 0.7 HARDY, Matt 11 0 0 0 0 3 3 0.3 CHOCHOLOSEK, Michael 11 0 0 0 0 1 1 0.1 Total..........

11 1062 2063 235 1155 83 4598 418.0 Opponents......

11 2477 2393 139 817 321 6147 558.8 PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd BROWN, Andy 67 2577 38.5 54 2 14 21 0 HATCHER, Derek 8 263 32.9 39 0 0 1 0 Total........

75 2840 37.9 54 2 14 22 0 Opponents 54 2139 39.6 85 6 5 16 1 KICK RETURNS No. GLEARS, Kevin 20 JONES, Chase 11 CINTRON, Estevan 10 DORSEY, Tray 9 Total.......... 66 Opponents...... 31

Yds Avg TD Long 436 21.8 0 51 197 17.9 0 39 174 17.4 0 27 193 21.4 0 63 1155 17.5 0 63 817 26.4 2 93

INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long HARDY, Matt 3 3 1.0 0 3 JAMES, Charles 2 64 32.0 0 39 KUZDALE, Chris 1 4 4.0 0 4 DAVIS, Brandan 1 11 11.0 0 11 FREEMAN, Demaris 1 0 0.0 0 0 CHOCHOLOSEK, Michael 1 1 1.0 0 1 Total..........

22 235 10.7 2 46 Opponents.........

24 99 4.1 0 45

RECORDS & HISTORY

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Rushing

Attempts Game: 31 by Vinson Blain at Liberty (10/3/98) Season: 180 by Vinson Blain (1998) Career: 505 by Collin Drafts (2003-06) Yardage Game: 226 by Andre Copeland vs. WVWC (10/15/05) Season: 774 by Vinson Blain (1998) Career: 1,741 by D’Angelo Dereef (1991-94) Touchdowns Game: 4 by Andre Copeland vs. WVWC (10/15/05) Season: 9 by Collin Drafts (2005) Career: 17 by Collin Drafts (2003-06)

Passing

Attempts Game: 55 by Jake Sills vs. Liberty (11/10/01) Season: 356 by Collin Drafts (2005) Career: 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 (10/14/00) Touchdowns Game: 5 by Collin Drafts vs. N. Greenville (10/23/04); 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)

Receiving (Cont.)

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)

Total Offense

Attempts Game: 68 (20 rush, 48 pass) by Sidney Bryant vs. PC (11/10/07) Season: 492 (163 rush, 329 pass) by Collin Drafts (2003) Career: 1,849 (505 rush, 1,344 pass) by Collin Drafts (2003-06) Yardage Game: 452 (46 rush, 406 pass) by Collin Drafts vs. G-W (11/4/06) 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)

Kicking

Extra Points Attempted Game: 8 by Jason Trussell vs. Guilford (9/2/00);

8 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);

8 by Nick Ellis vs. West Virginia Wesleyan (10/15/05) Season: 35 by Nick Ellis (2005) Career: 127 by Nick Ellis (2003-07) Highest Season Percentage: 100.0 (19-19-) by Andy Brown (2010) 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); by John Paglia (2007-10) 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.): 65.9% (29-44) by John Paglia (2007-10)

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Punts Game: Season: Career: Longest: Yards Game: Season: Career:

Punting 12 by Clay Williams vs. UAB (11/21/96) 80 by Clay Williams (1997) 274 by Clay Williams (1995-98) 72 yards by Heath Siemon vs. Newberry (10/9/93) 429 by Jason Trussell vs. VMI (10/21/00) 3,498 by Clay Williams (1997) 11,339 by Clay Williams (1994-98)

Average Game (min. 5): 48.6 by Clay Williams vs. South Florida (11/1/97) Season (min. 30): 43.9 by Clay Williams (1998) Career (min. 50): 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: 102 by Gerald Stevenson (2007-10) Longest: 100 yds by Gerald Stevenson vs. Liberty (10/9/10) Average Game (min. 3 returns): 54.0 by Tony Bines vs. Morgan State (10/1/94) Season: (min. 15 returns): 27.9 by Gerald Stevenson (2010) 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); Aaron Latino (1999) Career: 69 by D’Angelo Dereef (1991-94) Longest Return: 77 yards by Ken Mance vs. Tusculum (11/9/96) Average Game (min. 3): 29.0 by Terrel Mitchell vs. Morehead St. (9/30/95) Season (min. 15): 13.58 (19-258) by C.J. Hirschman (2006) Career (min. 25): 10.77 (26-280) by C.J. Hirschman (2004-07)

Scoring

Most Points, Kickers Game: 15 by Clint Kelly (2 FGs, 9 PATs), 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) Most Points, Nonkickers Game: 24 by Terrel Mitchell vs. Morehead State (9/30/95);

24 by Andre Copeland vs. WVWC (10/15/05);

24 by Maurice Price vs. Savannah State (10/22/05) Season: 68 by Brad Johnson (1994); by Gerald Stevenson (2008) Career: 150 by Gerald Stevenson (2007-10)

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: 3 by Charles James vs. Liberty (10/9/10) Season 6 by Philip Ashley (2008); by Charles James (2010) Career: 11 by Philip Ashley (2006-08) Longest: 100 yards by Antwain Harvey vs. PC (11/7/09) 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 (11/15/97); 77 yards by Jada Ross vs. Gardner-Webb (10/27/07); 72 yards by Antonio Simmons at Austin Peay (10/17/98); 53 yards by Okeba Rollinson vs. VMI (11/3/07); 37 yards by Ryan West vs. Wofford (9/22/01); 20 yards by Tony Robinson vs. West Va State (9/16/00); 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)

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

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Name Vinson Blain Richard Mounce D’Angelo Dereef Malcolm Dixon Vinson Blain Andre Copeland Andre Copeland Collin Drafts

Rushing Attempts Opponent Date Total Liberty 10/3/98 31 Gardner-Webb 10/29/11 28 Presbyterian 9/10/94 28 Jacksonville 9/17/11 27 North Greenville 9/19/98 27 WVWC 10/15/05 26 Gardner-Webb 11/5/05 24 Tusculum 9/27/03 24

Name Andre Copeland Brad Johnson Lance Miller Vinson Blain Malcolm Dixon D’Angelo Dereef Robert Adams Antwan Ivey Leroy Alexander D’Angelo Dereef Vinson Blain

Rushing Yards Opponent Date Total WVWC 10/15/05 226 Davidson 10/24/92 200 Morehead State 11/8/97 191 North Greenville 9/19/98 190 Jacksonville 9/17/2011 163 Presbyterian 9/10/94 156 W.V. State 9/20/03 148 Coastal Carolina 11/21/09 145 Frostburg St. 11/16/91 132 Morgan St. 9/4/93 130 Bethel 11/14/98 130

Name Antonio Singleton Craig Roberson Antonio Singleton Jake Sills Collin Drafts Gerald Stevenson Eli Byrd Kenny Harper Antonio Singleton Sheldon Evans Name Jake Sills Eli Byrd Andrew Trudnowski Darren Swiggett Sidney Bryant Collin Drafts Richard Mounce Tribble Reese Eli Byrd Collin Drafts Andy Tarr Collin Drafts

Longest Rush from Scrimmage Opponent Date Total Austin Peay 10/14/00 90 W.V. State 11/17/01 66 Liberty 11/11/00 65 Austin Peay 10/14/00 62 Coastal Carolina 11/18/06 59 North Greenville 9/26/09 56 Savannah State 10/6/07 55 Charleston (WV) 9/25/04 55 Guilford 9/2/00 54 Presbyterian 9/8/01 54 Pass Attempts Opponent Date Total Liberty 11/10/01 55 North Greenville 9/29/07 54 VMI 10/23/10 53 Citadel 11/21/02 50 Presbyterian 11/10/07 48 Howard 10/9/04 48 Coastal Carolina 11/12/11 48 Wofford 9/6/08 46 Wofford 9/8/07 46 Liberty 10/30/04 45 Catawba 9/27/97 45 Gardner-Webb 11/4/06 43

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

Pass Completions Opponent Date Total North Greenville 9/29/07 34 Gardner-Webb 11/4/06 31 Wofford 9/6/08 30 Presbyterian 11/10/07 30 Citadel 11/21/02 29 VMI 10/2/04 29 Wofford 9/8/07 28 Presbyterian 9/11/04 28 Miami (Ohio) 9/13/08 26

Name Collin Drafts Collin Drafts A.J. Toscano Jake Sills Andrew Trudnowski Jake Sills A.J. Toscano Collin Drafts Jake Sills Tribble Reese

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) Kentucky 11/6/10 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)

Name Collin Drafts Collin Drafts Jake Sills Eli Byrd Richard Mounce Darren Swiggett Sidney Bryant A.J. Toscano Jake Sills Richard Mounce Collin Drafts Andrew Trudnowski

Passing Yards Opponent Date Total Allen 11/6/04 419 Gardner-Webb 11/4/06 406 Austin Peay 10/13/01 406 North Greenville 9/29/07 398 Coastal Carolina 11/12/11 397 Citadel 11/21/02 396 Presbyterian 11/10/07 382 Mars Hill 9/18/10 374 Liberty 11/10/01 344 Stony Brook 11/5/11 342 VMI 10/2/04 330 VMI 10/23/10 326

Quarterback Andy Tarr 48

Quarterback Brad Johnson

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS ------------------------------------------Name Dee Brown Maurice Price Maurice Price Eddie Gadson Gerald Stevenson Maurice Price Maurice Price Corvaughn Archie Maurice Price

Pass Receptions Opponent Date Total Wofford 9/8/07 13 Liberty 11/11/06 13 Liberty 11/12/05 13 Presbyterian 9/11/04 13 Stony Brook 10/30/10 12 VMI 10/21/06 12 Citadel 9/9/06 12 Coastal Carolina 11/12/11 11 Gardner-Webb 11/4/06 11

Name Brad Moultrie Nathan Perera Corvaughn Archie Gerald Stevenson Brad Moultrie Maurice Price Aaron Dunklin Dee Brown Ande Goldsmith Maurice Price Maurice Price Maurice Price

Receiving Yards Opponent Date Total Austin Peay 10/13/01 241 Stony Brook 11/5/11 232 Coastal Carolina 11/12/11 204 Mars Hill 9/18/10 198 Liberty 11/10/01 194 Howard 10/1/05 189 North Greenville 10/25/03 179 V.M.I. 11/3/07 177 East Tenn. St. 11/21/98 174 Liberty 11/12/05 171 VMI 10/21/06 166 WVWC 10/15/05 158

Maurice Price

Gardner-Webb

11/5/05

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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 North 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 North Greenville 9/30/06 72 WR - Clayton Coffman

Total Offensive Yards Opponent Date Total Gardner-Webb 11/4/06 452 Coastal Carolina 11/12/11 423 North Greenville 9/29/07 423 Austin Peay 10/13/01 423 Allen 11/6/04 398 Mars Hill 9/18/10 389 Presbyterian 11/10/07 389 Liberty 11/10/01 386 The Citadel 11/21/02 374 Savannah State 10/7/06 363 East Tenn. St. 11/21/98 355 Citadel 9/9/06 355 All-Purpose Yards Name Opponent Date Total Gerald Stevenson Gardner-Webb 10/16/10 398 Gerald Stevenson Wofford 9/6/08 302 D’Angelo Dereef Morgan St. 9/4/93 278 Terrel Mitchell Morehead St. 9/30/95 255 Andre Copeland W. Va. Wesleyan 10/15/05 245 Brad Moultrie Austin Peay 10/13/01 241 Gerald Stevenson Stony Brook 10/18/08 240 Nathan Perera Stony Brook 11/5/11 232 Alexius Ferguson Hawai’i 9/22/07 225 Tony Bines Liberty 11/19/94 222 Vinson Blain North Greenville 9/19/98 215 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 East Tenn. St. 11/18/00 45.14 (7-316) Josh Waters Austin Peay 10/13/01 44.75 (4-179) Hart Pearson North Greenville 9/30/06 43.75 (4-175) Andy Brown Mars Hill 9/18/10 43.50 (4-174) Nick Ellis Savannah State 10/6/07 43.25 (4-173) Name Collin Drafts Richard Mounce Eli Byrd Jake Sills Collin Drafts A.J. Toscano Sidney Bryant Jake Sills Darren Swiggett Collin Drafts Brooks Combs Collin Drafts

QB - Collin Drafts

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Name Heath Seimon 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 Charles James C.J. Hirschman C.J. Hirschman Mike Washington Mark Vail Name Gerald Stevenson Mike Washington Mike Washington Antwan Smalls Mike Washington Gerald Stevenson Deon Lee Kijana Thomas Mike Washington Tavares Shorter Gerald Stevenson Name Gerald Stevenson Gerald Stevenson Mike Washington Mike Washington Alexius Ferguson Kijana Thomas Kijana Thomas Gerald Stevenson Kijana Thomas

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Longest Punts

Opponent Date Dist.

Newberry 10/9/93 72 ETSU 11/18/00 64 Presbyterian 9/14/02 63 Gardner-Webb 11/5/05 63 Wofford 9/22/01 60 Coastal Carolina 11/22/03 60 Jacksonville 9/17/05 59 Wofford 9/12/09 59 W. Liberty St. 9/28/02 58 Johnson C. Smith 9/15/07 58

Longest Punt Returns

Opponent Date Dist.

Liberty 11/11/06 63 Savannah State 10/7/06 56 W.Va. State 11/17/01 56 VMI 10/31/09 50 N. Greenville 9/24/05 49 Savannah State 10/12/02 47 Coastal Carolina 11/12/11 46 Edward Waters 10/14/06 41 VMI 10/21/06 38 W. Liberty St. 9/28/02 36 W. Va. State 9/16/00 35

Longest Kick Returns

Opponent Date Dist.

Liberty 10/9/10 100 South Florida 11/2/02 98 Liberty 11/10/01 98 Presbyterian 9/9/00 93 Jacksonville 10/6/01 93 Gardner-Webb 10/16/10 92 Stony Brook 11/14/09 89 Liberty 11/1/03 89 W. Liberty St. 9/28/02 86 Savannah State 10/22/05 85 Gardner-Webb 10/16/10 81

Kick Return Yards

Opponent Date Total Wofford 9/6/08 255 Gardner-Webb 10/16/10 243 Wofford 9/22/01 192 South Florida 11/2/02 187 Hawai’i 9/22/07 179 W. Va. State 9/20/03 169 N. Greenville 10/25/03 149 Liberty 10/9/10 146 Liberty 11/1/03 142

Highest Average Per Kick Return (Minimum 2 returns)

Name Opponent Mike Washington W. Liberty State Tavares Shorter Savannah State Mike Washington Jacksonville Gerald Stevenson Liberty Gerald Stevenson Gardner-Webb Kijana Thomas Liberty Deon Lee Stony Brook Mike Washington Liberty Gerald Stevenson Presbyterian Tavares Shorter VMI Name Jon Belk Jada Ross Jada Ross Andre Key Jada Ross Jada Ross Jada Ross Jada Ross Chris Kuzdale Jonna Lee Jada Ross Jada Ross Jada Ross Jada Ross Name Dennis Hamilton Ryan West Okeba Rollinson Matt Woods

Date 9/28/02 10/22/05 10/6/01 10/9/10 10/16/10 11/1/03 11/14/09 11/10/01 11/10/07 10/8/05

Avg. (Ret/Yds) 55.00 (2-110) 51.50 (2-103) 50.00 (2-100) 48.67 (3-146) 48.60 (5-243) 47.33 (3-142) 44.66 (3-134) 42.00 (3-126) 41.50 (2-83) 41.33 (3-124)

Most Total Tackles

Opponent Date Total Troy State 10/15/94 21 N. Greenville 9/30/06 20 VMI 10/21/06 20 Wofford 11/11/95 20 Coastal Carolina 11/20/04 18 Coastal Carolina 11/17/07 17 VMI 10/8/05 17 Liberty 10/20/07 17 Norfolk State 9/24/11 16 N. Greenville 9/30/06 15 VMI 11/3/07 15 Howard 10/1/05 15 Savannah State 10/22/05 15 N. Greenville 9/24/05 15

Most Quarterback Sacks

Opponent Date Sacks Guilford 9/28/91 4.0 N. Greenville 9/2/01 3.0 The Citadel 9/9/06 2.5 Presbyterian 11/7/09 2.5

Most Tackles-For-Loss Name Opponent Date TFL Will Hunt Jacksonville 9/17/11 5.0 Reggie Carr Presbyterian 9/14/96 5.0 Okeba Rollinson The Citadel 9/9/06 4.5 Martin Arce Savannah State 10/12/02 4.0 Bowe Butler Savannah State 10/12/02 4.0 Quinton Johnson Savannah State 10/11/08 3.5 Chris Patrick Coastal Carolina 11/21/09 3.5

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Player D’Angelo Dereef Vinson Blain Travis Mays DeMarcus Moon Laron Gordon Robert Adams Lance Miller Gerald Stevenson Antwan Ivey Booker Peake

Years 1991-94 1997-00 2001-04 2007-10 1991-93 2003-06 1996-99 2007-10 2008-09 1996-99

Att. 485 338 382 298 339 247 188 140 227 183

Rushing Yards Yds. Avg. 1,741 3.6 1,441 4.3 1,419 3.7 1,349 4.5 1,329 3.9 1,251 5.1 1,098 5.8 886 6.3 870 3.8 863 4.7

TD 14 12 11 11 6 15 4 6 6 5

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

Years 2003-06 2008-10 2000-01 1995-99 1996-97 2008 2005-07 2002-04 1991-94 2004-07

Att. 1344 454 471 427 383 310 261 205 310 180

Passing Yards Comp. Pct. 833 62.0 268 59.0 261 55.4 190 44.4 169 44.1 189 60.9 147 56.3 118 57.6 115 37.1 105 58.3

Yds. 9,768 3,232 3,099 2,907 2,068 2,043 1,617 1,490 1,381 1,243

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

Years 2004-06 2007-10 1996-99 2002-03 2005-08 2000-02 1993-97 2007-10 2007-08 2003-04

Rec. 202 163 102 125 118 104 96 91 76 78

Receiving Yards Yds. Avg. 2,429 12.02 2,096 12.8 1,982 19.4 1,786 14.3 1,736 14.71 1,385 13.3 1,278 13.3 1,214 13.3 949 12.4 931 11.9

TD 19 15 12 12 12 8 7 8 9 10

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

Years 2003-06 2008-10 2000-01 1995-99 2008 1996-97 2005-07 1991-94 2002-04 1997-00

Rush 803 397 438 440 106 220 250 1741 -39 1441

Total Offense Pass Total 9,768 10,571 3,232 3,629 3,099 3,537 2,907 3,347 2,043 2,149 2068 2,288 1,617 1,867 0 1,741 1,490 1,451 0 1,441

TD 90 26 22 18 25 18 15 14 10 12

Long 98 36 40 41 36 46 79 56 44 65 TD 73 22 15 13 9 23 12 10 6 11

INT 44 17 22 20 24 12 14 12 30 9

Long 80 69 80 59 61 86 61 62 64 42

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Player Gerald Stevenson D’Angelo Dereef Maurice Price Ande Goldsmith Aaron Dunklin Travis Mays Markus Murry Vinson Blain Heath Siemon Terrell Mitchell Player Nick Ellis Clint Kelly John Paglia Dennis Decker Josh Waters Andy Brown Jason Trussell Player Clay Williams Adam Resnick Hart Pearson Josh Waters Andy Brown Jason Trussell Phil Hatcher Andy Brown Pete Franciosi Nick Ellis Player Eric Gomillion Tony Bines Mike Washington Deon Lee Gerald Stevenson Larry Stroud Kijana Thomas Aaron Latino Kevin Glears Terrel Mitchell

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All-Purpose Yards Years Rush Rec. Ret. Total 2007-10 886 2,096 2,579 5,561 1991-94 1,741 329 1,725 3,795 2004-06 7 2,429 0 2,436 1996-99 74 1,982 154 2,210 2002-03 16 1,786 221 2,023 2000-04 1,419 224 330 1,973 2005-08 -8 1,736 129 1,857 1997-00 1,441 341 20 1,802 1993-97 24 1,278 470 1,772 1995-97 102 574 1,039 1,713 Placekicking (sorted by points scored) Years FG-Att. Pct. PAT-Att. Pct. 2003-07 29-45 64.4 127-135 94.1 1996-99 24-44 54.5 71-81 87.6 2007-10 29-44 65.9 56-67 83.6 1991-94 20-34 58.8 58-67 86.6 2001 11-16 68.7 25-27 92.6 2008-11 10-14 71.4 26-29 89.7 2000 6-12 50.0 29-30 96.7 Punting (sorted by average) Years Punts Yds. Avg. Long 1995-98 274 11,339 41.3 66 2002 45 1,734 38.5 58 2004-06 64 2,404 37.5 59 2001 35 1,288 36.8 60 2008-11 223 8,079 36.2 59 1999-00 124 4,507 36.1 64 1991-92 108 3,871 35.8 47 2008-10 149 5,242 35.2 59 1994 50 1,741 34.8 59 2003-07 147 5,218 34.5 63 Kickoff Returns (sorted by average) Years Ret. Yds. Avg. Long 1993 9 261 29.0 67 1994 27 718 26.6 96 2001-02 57 1,476 25.9 98 2009-10 18 441 24.5 89 2007-10 102 2,449 24.0 100 1998-99 28 657 23.4 70 2003-04 51 1,163 22.8 89 1998-99 38 859 22.6 61 2011 20 436 21.8 51 1995-97 42 867 20.6 51

Pts. 214 143 143 118 58 56 47

TD 0 1 3 1 3 1 0 0 0 0

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Player Terrell Mitchell Ken Mance Travis Mays C.J. Hirschman Antwan Ivey Gerald Stevenson Mike Washington Eddie Gadson Aaron Latino D’Angelo Dereef Player Nick Ellis Gerald Stevenson Clint Kelly John Paglia Dennis Decker Maurice Price Brad Johnson D’Angelo Dereef Collin Drafts Robert Adams Vinson Blain Markus Murry Player Jada Ross Jonna Lee Coy Browning Josh Mitchell Dennis Hamilton Jon Belk Quentin Lee Bill Barteld Chris Kuzdale Bowe Butler Sam Brown Player Philip Ashley Charles James C.J. Hirschman Jon Carmon Jon Belk Marcus Littlejohn David Misher Wesley Watts 5 tied with 5

Punt Returns (sorted by average) Ret. Yds. Avg. Long TD 9 172 19.1 65 2 6 114 19.0 77 1 7 93 13.3 31 0 26 280 10.7 63 1 13 135 10.4 50 1 21 200 9.5 32 0 34 304 8.9 56 0 23 167 7.2 22 0 48 328 6.8 48 1 69 417 6.0 25 0 Scoring Years TD PAT-1 PAT-2 FG Total 2003-07 0 127 0 29 214 2007-10 24 0 2 0 150 1996-99 0 71 0 24 143 2007-09 0 56 0 29 143 1991-94 0 58 0 20 118 2004-06 19 0 1 0 116 1992-94 19 0 1 0 116 1991-94 18 0 0 0 108 2003-06 17 0 0 0 102 2003-06 15 0 0 0 90 1997-00 13 0 1 0 80 2005-08 12 0 1 0 74 Tackles Years Solo Assists Total TFL Sacks 2004-07 195 259 454 31.5 6 2003-07 145 150 295 34.5 8 1991-93 142 150 292 13 3 2004-08 101 178 279 20.5 5 1991-94 138 133 271 59 28.5 1991-94 142 126 268 2 3 1993-96 167 90 257 21 4 1991-94 128 122 250 21 4 2008-11 121 113 234 5 0 2001-04 150 80 230 23 6 1996-99 152 75 227 6 0 Interceptions Years Int. Yds. TD Long 2006-08 11 170 0 23 2009-10 8 79 1 51 2004-07 7 51 0 39 2004-07 7 123 0 61 1991-94 7 76 7 32 1997-00 7 37 0 16 2004-07 6 61 0 22 1992-93 6 128 2 49 Years 1995-97 1995-98 2000-04 2004-07 2008-09 2007-10 2001-02 2004 1998-99 1991-94

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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: ................................................................ .................................................. 821 (CSU 411, Jacksonville 410; 9/17/11) Most Touchdowns: ...............................................8 vs. Guilford (9/2/00) Most Touchdowns Allowed: ..8, 3 times (last vs. Florida State, 9/10/11)

Passing Most Attempts: .................................................55 vs. Liberty (11/10/01) Fewest Attempts: .............................................. 0 vs. Methodist (9/5/92) Most Attempts Allowed: .................... 67 vs. North Greenville (9/19/98) Fewest Attempts Allowed: .....2 vs. Wofford (11/12/94); vs. Wofford (11/15/97) Most Completions: ............................. 34 vs. North Greenville (9/29/07) Fewest Completions: ......................................... 0 vs. Methodist (9/5/92) Most Completions Allowed: .............. 39 vs. North Greenville (9/19/98) 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: ........................................ 490 vs. Hawaii (9/25/10) Fewest Yards Allowed: ................................... 0 vs. Wofford (11/12/94) Most Combined Yards Gained: ............. 860 (CSU 372, NGU 488; 9/19/98) Fewest Combined Yards Gained: .... 28 (CSU 17, Wofford 11; 11/15/97) Most TDs: ......5 vs. NGU (10/23/04); vs. Citadel (9/9/06); vs. EWC (11/15/08) Most TDs Allowed: .........7 vs. New Haven (11/2/96); vs. Hawaii (9/25/10) 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. North Greenville (9/19/98) Most Offensive Plays Allowed: ............95 vs. North Greenville (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 , 4 times (last vs. Florida State, 9/10/11); ...... 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; 9/19/98) Fewest Total Yards Combined: ........ 210 (CSU 46, S.C. State 164; 11/9/91)

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Scoring Most Points Scored: .......................................... 71 vs. Bethel (11/14/98) Most Points Allowed: ....................... 70 vs. Coastal Carolina (11/20/10) Fewest Points Scored: ..........0, 20 times (last vs. Florida State, 9/10/11) Fewest Points Allowed: .. 0, 9 times (last vs. North Greenville, 9/26/09) Most Points Scored, Both Teams: .105 (CSU 63, WVWC 42; 10/15/05) Fewest Points Scored, Both Teams: ...............9 (CSU 9, NGU 0; 9/7/02) Most Points Scored, One Half: .........43 (1st Half) vs. Bethel (11/14/98) Most Points Allowed, Half: ............ 49 (2nd Half) vs. ETSU (10/10/92); (1st Half) vs. Hawaii (9/25/10) Most Points Scored in Loss: ............. 38 vs. Coastal Carolina (11/12/11) Most Pts Scored by a Opp. in a loss: ..............42 by W. Va. St. (9/20/03); by WVWC (10/15/05) Largest Margin of Victory: ...................71 (CSU 71, Bethel 0; 11/14/98) Largest Margin of Defeat: ....67 (Coastal Carolina 70, CSU 3; 11/20/10) Most Touchdowns Scored: .................................. 9 vs. Bethel (11/14/98) Most Touchdowns Allowed: .... 9, three times (last vs. Hawaii (9/25/10) Most Field Goals Attempted: ............5 vs. West Virginia State (9/16/00) Most FGM: ................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): .....43.7 vs. Gardner-Webb (10/16/10) 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: ..........................................................2,618 in 2010 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:..... 238.0 (2,618 yds in 11 games) in 2010 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 (10/15/05-11/4/06) 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)

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YEAR-BY-YEAR 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 2010 DeMarcus Moon 2011 Teddy Allen 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 2010 A.J. Toscano 2011 Richard Mounce 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 2010 Gerald Stevenson 2011 Nathan Perera

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Att. 149 140 124 177 58 87 74 180 121 86 81 109 101 107 158 130 67 112 115 131 92

Yds. Avg. 606 4.1 475 3.4 626 5.0 647 3.7 183 3.2 463 5.3 523 7.1 774 4.3 533 4.4 512 6.0 387 4.8 394 3.6 474 4.7 464 4.3 721 4.6 513 3.9 382 5.7 380 3.4 490 4.3 456 3.5 360 3.9

Att. Comp. Yds. 111 31 395 128 47 541 116 52 608 107 44 654 183 84 1,034 170 74 1,091 213 95 977 223 87 1,594 141 78 1,011 147 78 802 324 183 2,297 205 118 1,490 329 181 1,977 340 212 2,532 356 217 2,594 319 223 2,665 248 139 1,546 310 189 2,043 308 179 2,092 135 82 1,066 175 79 1,145 No. Yds. Avg. 9 137 15.2 9 101 11.2 14 261 18.6 21 339 16.1 50 688 13.8 40 483 12.1 34 469 13.8 29 476 16.4 32 762 23.8 25 575 23.0 20 216 10.8 59 865 14.7 45 723 16.1 80 1063 13.3 69 792 11.5 72 1,043 14.5 103 985 9.6 69 898 13.0 45 551 12.2 55 724 13.2 54 777 14.4 43 709 16.5

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 2010 DeMarcus Moon 2011 Andy Brown 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 2010 A.J. Toscano 2011 Richard Mounce 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 2010 Gerald Stevenson 2011 Nathan Perera

TD PAT FG 4 0 0 7 0 0 0 12 9 11 1 0 6 0 0 5 0 0 4 1 0 0 28 9 0 18 8 0 29 6 0 25 11 6 0 0 6 0 0 9 0 0 0 35 7 10 0 0 0 29 11 11 1 0 0 28 16 9 0 0 0 7 9

Total 24 42 39 68 36 30 26 55 42 47 58 36 36 54 56 60 62 68 76 54 34

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 2,092 164 61 1,066 231 120 1,145

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 1,127 1,265

Rush Rec. Ret. 606 101 33 465 111 659 547 160 539 229 114 752 16 231 538 86 338 467 523 26 0 774 142 0 0 266 618 512 5 0 0 0 1,088 16 1,063 168 0 792 305 -8 1,043 0 15 985 0 11 898 20 298 551 981 364 724 364 218 777 705 0 709 0

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 1,700 709

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 2010 Andy Brown 2011 Andy Brown 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 2010 Gerald Stevenson 2011 Charles James 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 2010 Gerald Stevenson 2011 Kevin Glears

No. Yds. Avg. 65 2.310 35.5 43 1.561 36.3 29 925 31.9 50 1.741 34.8 73 2.832 38.8 60 2.380 39.7 80 3.448 43.1 61 2.679 43.9 53 1.809 34.1 71 2.698 38.0 35 1.288 36.8 45 1.734 38.5 43 1.190 27.7 43 1.448 33.7 37 1.385 37.4 27 1.019 37.7 57 2.105 36.9 55 1,997 36.3 42 1,492 35.5 59 2,013 34.1 67 2,577 38.5 No. 17 31 16 6 7 4 15 17 31 28 14 20 10 23 14 19 7 5 6 12 10 19

Yds. Avg. 91 5.4 236 7.6 65 4.1 34 5.7 154 22.0 113 28.3 80 5.3 181 10.6 147 4.7 161 5.8 96 6.9 208 10.4 32 3.2 167 7.3 143 10.2 258 13.6 22 3.1 48 9.6 60 10.0 114 9.5 92 9.2 185 9.7

No. 24 13 9 27 19 22 16 14 23 12 24 33 50 13 24 16 24 37 19 22 20

Yds. Avg. 411 17.1 224 17.2 261 29.0 718 26.6 384 20.2 449 20.4 288 18.0 399 28.5 471 20.5 254 21.2 645 26.9 831 25.2 1148 23.0 256 19.7 544 22.7 292 18.2 551 23.0 921 24.9 364 19.2 613 27.9 436 21.8

YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS 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 2010 Chris Patrick 2011 Mike Chocholosek 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 2010 Charles James 2011 Matt Hardy SACKS Year Player 1991 Dennis Hamilton 1992 Bill Barteld 1993 Dennis Hamilton 1994 Dennis Hamilton 1995 Reggie Carr 1996 Shaun Richardson 1997 Four tied with 2 1998 Gary Hamby 1999 Adrell Walker 2000 Garrett Plyler 2001 Adrell Walker 2002 Jonathan West 2003 Jonna Lee 2004 Adam DeGraffenreid 2005 Tyrese Harris 2006 Dennis Justiniani 2007 Jake Killeen 2008 Jake Killeen 2009 Joel Walton 2010 Fred Godfrey 2011 Will Hunt

ST 28 74 40 45 64 77 51 58 35 36 40 42 64 31 56 51 57 35 40 33 45

AT Total 58 86 44 118 48 88 46 91 35 99 27 104 25 76 31 89 18 53 31 67 15 55 30 72 34 98 37 68 72 128 76 127 74 131 39 74 39 79 57 90 29 74

No. Yds. Avg. 3 23 7.6 3 65 21.7 3 63 21.0 3 60 20.0 4 29 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 6 3

24 99 17 117 8 0 3

6.0 33.0 5.7 19.5 2.7 0.0 1.0

No. Yds. Avg. 11 NR NR 7 NR NR 6 NR NR 8 NR NR 6 NR NR 4 30 7.5 9 3 5 7 5 3 6 3 6 4.5 5.5 6.0 2.0 4

66 14 34 30 18 13 37 15 22 21 27 27 13 26

7.3 4.7 6.8 4.5 3.7 4.3 6.2 5.0 2.75 4.6 4.9 4.5 6.5 6.5

BUCCANEERS

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

Date Total 10/15/05 31 11/6/04 31 10/3/09 30 9/26/09 28 9/2/01 28 11/7/09 27 11/10/07 27 9/6/97 27

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

Date Total 9/2/00 417 10/15/05 397 9/4/93 383 10/16/93 353 11/2/91 352 10/24/92 352 11/9/96 352 10/9/99 325 10/14/00 320 11/14/98 314

PASSING YARDS Opponent North Greenville Allen Gardner-Webb Austin Peay North Greenville Coastal Carolina The Citadel Mars Hill Presbyterian North Greenville North Greenville

Date Total 10/25/03 431 11/6/04 419 11/4/06 406 10/13/01 406 9/29/07 398 11/12/11 397 11/21/02 396 9/18/10 389 11/10/07 382 10/23/04 372 9/19/98 372

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

Date Total 10/15/05 695 11/6/04 641 9/19/98 630 9/29/07 537 10/14/00 535 10/13/01 529 10/3/09 528 9/2/00 520 9/26/09 516 9/2/01 515

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

Date Total 9/6/97 40 9/19/92 33 11/16/96 32 9/20/03 30 11/19/94 30

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

Date Total 11/12/94 595 9/26/98 519 11/21/96 504 10/8/94 452 11/16/96 450 8/30/03 435 9/6/08 434 11/20/04 412 9/22/01 399 10/21/95 392

PASSING YARDS School Hawaii North Greenville Florida State Troy State West Va. Wesleyan Liberty UAB Hawai’i Savannah State North Greenville Tusculum New Haven Newport News

Date Total 9/25/10 490 9/19/98 488 9/10/11 477 10/14/95 410 10/15/05 400 10/26/96 398 10/23/93 373 9/22/07 363 10/22/05 358 9/29/07 355 9/27/03 355 11/2/96 355 9/19/92 348

TOTAL OFFENSE School Liberty Florida State Newberry Florida UAB Wofford Hawaii The Citadel Liberty Wofford

Date Total 10/26/96 654 9/10/11 647 10/8/94 637 9/5/09 624 11/21/96 599 11/12/94 595 9/25/10 583 8/30/03 575 11/19/94 566 9/22/01 566

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ALL-TIME LETTERMEN Robert Adams (2003-06) Leroy Alexander (1991-92) David Allen (1992-94) Teddy Allen (2010-11) Mario Alston (1996) John Amaro (2001-02) Cleveland Amerson (1992) James Antaplyan (2009) Artie Apple (1991) Martin Arce (2002-03) Andre Archie (1997) Corvaughn Archie (2011) Ryan Ard (2006-09) Phillip Ashley (2006-08) Shawn Atkins (1991) Josh Atkinson (2007-10) Early Babb (1999) Matt Bach (2007-09) B.J. Baker (2008-11) Ben Ballenger (1998-2000) Torri Barber (2002) Bill Barteld (1991-94) Derek Bass (1997-98) Jacques Bazile (2008-10) 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) Kirby Broome (2010-11) Andy Brown (2008-11) Anthony Brown (1997) Antonio Brown (2009-10) Dee Brown (2007-08) Fritz Brown (1995) Mike Brown (1999-00) Nicholas Brown (2001) Sam Brown (1996-99) Wes Brown (2008-10) Coy Browning (1991-93) Calvin Bryant (2010-11) Javon Bryant (2002) Keelyan Bryant (2010-11) Sidney Bryant (2005-07) Wil Bunn (2002) Bryant Burch (2005-06) Derek Burgess (1995) David Burton (1992) Bowe Butler (2001-04) Bryce Butler (1994-95) Rich Butler (1998) Eli Byrd (2007) Kris Camden (1995) O’Brian Campbell (2010)

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Wallace Campbell (1991-94) Antoine Canzater (1995-96) Daniel Canzater (1991) Jonathan Carmon (2004-07) Reggie Carr (1992-96) Sean Carroll (1997) Jacque Carter (2010) Tyrone Carter (1991) Shaunte Cary (1997) Ken Chadwick (1991) Anthony Chalmers (2009-10) Chase Chambers (2005-07) Clint Chappell (2002-03) Dane Charles (1996) Mike Chocholousek (2011) Estevan Cintron (2011) Kevin Clabaugh (2005) Caleb Clark (2009) Bryan Clodfelter (1991) Clayton Coffman (2006-09) Kyle Coffman (1999) Abiyd Coleman (2008-09) Kevin Coleman (1997) Tim Coleman (2001-02) Bill Collins (1993) Brooks Combs (1995-99) Andre Copeland (2005) L.B. Cravey (2010) Freddie Cribb (1992-95) Chuck Crouch (1992-94) Jeff Crumpler (1996-97) Travis Cunningham (2000-01) Christian D’Agostino (2006) C.J. Dancy (2008) Jay Davis (1991) Mike Davis (2011) Dennis Decker (1991-94) Adam DeGraffenreid (2004-05) Bobby Degregorio (1991-92) Dennis Delemar (2005-06) Omar Deleston (1997-98) Elijah Denmark (1999) Mike DeTerlizzi (2010-11) D’Angelo Dereef (1991-94) Daniel Dieudonne (2010) Lon Dimbatt (1999-00) Malcolm Dixon (2010-11) Steve Douglas (1993-94) Collin Drafts (2003-06) 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) Kevin Fielder (1993) Ryan Fleck (2002-03) Donald Fondren (2006-08) Terill Foote (2009) P.J. Foster (1997) Pete Franciosi (1994) Zachary Frazier (2011) Demaris Freeman (2010-11) Sammy Friar (1991-92) Jordan Fulford (2010) John Fullwood (1994) Eddie Gadson (2004) Darius Gaither (2008) 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) Kevin Glears (2011) Fred Godfrey (2007-10) 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 (2009-11) Shad Hall (1991-92) Gary Hamby (1995-97-98) Dennis Hamilton (1991-94) Matt Hardy (2010-11) Lee Hargrove (1991) Kenny Harper (2006) Mareece Harris (2010) Tyrese Harris (2005-09) DeAndre Harrison (2004-05) Jason Harrison (2002) Antwain Harvey (2009) Jeff Hartung (2010-11) Phil Hatcher (1991-92) Jamie Hattley (1999-00) Jack Henderson (1998) Bryan Hennigan (2001) Gemere Herman (2002) Paul Hermon (1998-00) Scott Herrin (2001) T.J. Higgins (2011) James Hill (2001-02) Carlos Hilton (1992-94) C.J. Hirschman (2004-07) Marquiz Hodo (2011) 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) Will Hunt (2010-11) Shawn Huntsinger (2004-05) Benji Ingram (1997) Tim Irons (1993) Newland Isaac (2008) Antwan Ivey (2008-09) Darius Jackson (2005-07) David Jackson (2007-10) Derrick Jackson (1995-96) Charles James (2009-11) Troy James (2004-05) 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 (2009-11) Mike Johnson (1991) Quinton Johnson (2007-08) Zach Johnston (2011) A.J. Jones (2000) Chase Jones (2011) Dean Jones (1992-93) Tim Jones (2006-09) Gabriel Jordan (2002) Phil Jordan (2005-06) Coril Joseph (2010-11) Dennis Justiniani (2006-07) Josh Keisler (1997-99) Terry Keller (1998-01) Clint Kelly (1996-99) Nick Kemper (2009-11) Andre Key (1995-98) Kevin Keyes (1997) Jake Killeen (2007-08) Chris King (1995-98) Delvon King (2010-11) Marcus King (1991) Shawn King (2008) Chris Kizer (1991) Scott Knight (1991) Joe Kowalski (2000-01) Kwame Krakue (2007-10) Carl Kramer (2006) Chris Kuzdale (2008-11) Dimar Labega (2004) Jordan Lancaster (2006-10) Jeremy Lane (2002) Chris Lanoue (2002-04) Chad Lashley (1996) Aaron Latino (1998-99) Suron Latta (1992) Richard Lawhon (1996)

ALL-TIME LETTERMEN 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 (2009-10) Jonna Lee (2003,05-07) Quentin Lee (1993-96) Steven Lee (2002) Anthony Lewis (2004) Dan Lewis (1991) Marcus Littlejohn (1997-00) Isaac Lowrance (2011) 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 (2008-10) Marvin McHellon (2003-06) Mike McHoney (1997-00) Andrew McKain (2008-09) Isaac McKenzie (2011) 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) Gabe Middlebrook (2010) Damon Middleton (2009-10) Mark Middleton (1995) Kalen Milford (2002) Lance Miller (1996-99) A.J. Millis (2008) David Misher (2005-07) Aundre Mitchell (1998-01) Josh Mitchell (2004-08) Kevin Mitchell (2006) Paul Mitchell (1995) Terrel Mitchell (1995-96-97) Zach Mitchell (2006-08) Josh Montoya (1998-99) DeMarcus Moon (2007-10) Anthony Moore (2003-06)

Rhett Moore (1991-93) Clay Moose (1992-95) Dan Morgan (1996-97-98) Brad Moultrie (2001-02) Richard Mounce (2010-11) John Muller (2001-04) Markus Murry (2005-08) J.W. Myers (2007-09) Alex Neal (2008-09) Nick Nester (2001-02) James Nicholson (2009-11) Joseph Obloshny (2001) Jim O’Connor (2005-07) Chris Oliver (1993-94) Demond Orr (1998-99) John Paglia (2007-10) Tyree Parker (1998) Jonathan Parra (2003-04) Chris Parris (2007-09) Jackson Patkus (1994-95) Chris Patrick (2007-10) 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) Nathan Perera (2010-11) Dorein Perkins (2006-08) Frank Perkoski (2001-02) Nathaniel Perry (1998) Donald Peteet (1998-99) Joe Pharis (1991) Jaurvontae Phipps (2010) Don Phillips (2002-03) Shaun Phillips (2002-03) Delmas Philpot (2000-02) 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) Tyson Pryor (2011) 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 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) Savon Seward (2010) 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) James Smith (2011) Luvert Smith (1994-97) Sean Smith (1991-92) Tim Smith (2001-03) Barry Smoak (2002) Zach Snyder (2002-03) Luke Spaulding (2002) Austin Spears (2010-11) Kevin Spry (1991) Grayson Standiford (1991) John Stephany (1995) Cornelius Sterling (2009-10) Gerald Stevenson (2007-10) James Stewart (2003-04) Larry Stoud (1998-99) Brandon Stoudemire (2006) Brad Sweatt (2009-10) Darren Swiggett (2000-04) Andy Tarr (1996-97) Derek Tassin (1997) Kelby Taylor (2005-06) Chris Theodore (2011) 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 (2009-10) Chris Towe (1996-97) Andrew Trudnowski (2010) Buddy Truett (1991) Clayton Truitt (2011) Jason Trussell (1999-00) Jamare Turner (2003) Luke Turner (2001-03) Kamalu Umu (2008) Mark Vail (1998-99-00) Brandon Van Dyke (1998-99) Chuck Van Dyke (1997-98) Anthony Velez (2009) Austin Wald (2010-11) Adrell Walker (1998-01) Joel Walton (2009-10) 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) Scott Wehnes (1998) Jack Weiss (1993-94) Aaron Welborn (2001-02) Sam Welch (2000) Johnathan West (2002-03) Ryan West (2001) Kayson Wharton (2010) 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) Lemonte Witherspoon (1992-95) Justin Witzmann (2007-08) John Wood (1993-96) Matt Woods (2009-10) 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)

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ALL-TIME RESULTS Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 12 Nov. 19

1991 Football Team 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 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

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@ Troy State @ UAB Mars Hill @ Tenn.-Martin @ Wofford @ Liberty

20-55 14-54 28-45 14-42 33-54 27-59

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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 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 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 Sept. 11 Presbyterian* 14-20 Sept. 25 @ Wofford 13-25 Oct. 2 Lenoir-Rhyne (OT) 14-7 Oct. 9 @ Newberry 26-27 Oct. 16 Austin Peay 39-17 Oct. 23 Liberty 14-34 Oct. 30 @ Elon 13-38 Nov. 6 Tusculum 35-21 Nov. 20 @ Jacksonville 37-17 * at N.Charleston, S.C. (Fort Dorchester H.S.)

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2000 - Head Coach David Dowd (5-6) Sept. 2 Guilford 58-0 Sept. 9 @ Presbyterian 13-28 Sept. 16 West Virginia State 30-6 Sept. 23 Wofford 10-24 Oct. 7 Jacksonville 28-22 Oct. 14 @ Austin Peay 42-20 Oct. 21 @ VMI 7-40 Oct. 28 Elon 12-28 Nov. 4 @ Samford (OT) 14-21 Nov. 11 @ Liberty 25-0 Nov. 18 @ East Tenn. St. 7-55

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2001 - Head Coach David Dowd (5-6) Sept. 2 North Greenville 38-0 Sept. 8 Presbyterian 10-19 Sept. 22 @ Wofford 10-35 Sept. 29 Benedict College 20-16 Oct. 6 @ Jacksonville 28-7 Oct. 13 Austin Peay 36-21 Oct. 20 Samford University 24-45 Oct. 27 @ Elon 16-39 Nov. 3 East Tennessee State 0-26 Nov. 10 Liberty 31-45 Nov. 17 West Virginia State 49-0

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2002 - Head Coach David Dowd (4-8, 0-3) Aug. 31 VMI 24-27 Sept. 7 North Greenville 9-0 Sept. 14 @ Presbyterian 6-26 Sept. 21 West Virginia State 10-3 Sept. 28 @ West Liberty State 28-26 Oct. 12 @ Savannah State 21-3 Oct. 19 @ Liberty 17-31 Oct. 26 Jacksonville 21-24 Nov. 2 @ South Florida 6-56 Nov. 9 Gardner-Webb 15-57 Nov. 16 Elon 13-21 Nov. 21 @ The Citadel 19-53

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

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2005 - Head Coach Jay Mills (7-4, 3-1) Sept. 3 @ The Citadel 14-28 Sept. 10 Presbyterian 0-42 Sept. 17 Jacksonville 16-10 Sept. 24 @ North Greenville 35-28

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Oct. 1 Oct. 8 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Nov. 5 Nov. 12 Nov. 19

Howard 22-27 @ VMI 12-34 W.V. Wesleyan 63-42 Savannah St. 48-28 @ Gardner-Webb 38-7 Liberty 31-30 Coastal Carolina (OT) 34-27

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

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

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

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David Dowd 1991 - 2002 (34-94)

Year........ Record

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

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1997 ...................1-9 1998 .................. 3-8 1999 .................. 4-6 2000 .................. 5-6 2001 ...................5-6 2005 Big South 2002 ......... 4-8 (0-3) Coach of the Year

Nov. 8

Presbyterian

Nov. 15 Edward Waters Nov. 22 @ Coastal Carolina

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

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2010 - Head Coach Jay Mills (3-8, 1-5) Sept. 4 North Greenville 41-31 W Sept. 11 Wofford 23-34 L Sept. 18 Mars Hill 28-14 W Sept. 25 @ Hawaii 7-66 L Oct. 9 @ Liberty 20-44 L Oct. 16 Gardner-Webb 25-35 L Oct. 23 VMI 16-34 L Oct. 30 @ Stony Brook 21-41 L Nov. 6 @ Kentucky 21-49 L Nov. 13 Presbyterian 42-39 W Nov. 20 @ Coastal Carolina 3-70 L 2011 - Head Coach Jay Mills (0-11, 0-6) Sep. 3 @ UCF 0-62 Sep. 10 @ Florida State 10-62 Sep. 17 @ Jacksonville 30-37 Sep. 24 Norfolk State 3-33 Oct. 1 Wesley College 20-32 Oct. 15 @ VMI 17-21 Oct. 22 Liberty 16-38 Oct. 29 @ Gardner-Webb* 7-14 Nov. 5 Stony Brook* 31-50 Nov. 12 Coastal Carolina* 38-45 Nov. 19 @ Presbyterian* 14-45

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Jay Mills 2003-Present

Year....... Record

2003 ........... 1-11 (0-4) 2004 ............ 5-5 (1-3) 2005 .......... 7-4 (3-1)* 2006 ............ 9-2 (2-2) 2007 ............ 5-6 (1-3) 2008 ............ 7-5 (3-2)

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2009 ............ 6-5 (4-2) 2010.............. 3-8 (1-5) 2011..............0-11 (0-6) 9 Yrs...... 43-57 (15-29)

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2005 BIG SOUTH CHAMPIONS 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 team’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 football’s first conference championship in school history.

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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.

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 a number of different community service projects, along with mentoring programs at two elementary schools.

In 2010, CSU offensive lineman Jordan Lancaster was named to the Allstate AFCA Good Works Team. He was one of 22 athletes in all divisions of NCAA football to be named to the team, and was the first player in CSU or Big South history to receive the honor.

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.”

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2005 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.

EDWARD A. GADSEN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

2011 Zac Johnston

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Darius Jackson Alex Thomas Matt Bach Austin Bloedoorn 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.

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WHITFIELD STADIUM CENTER Buccaneer Field and the Whitfield Stadium Center have been the home of the Buccaneer football team since the 1999 season.

Going into the 2011 season, the Buccaneers are 42-30 all-time at home. The Buccaneers have posted winning seasons at home in six of the last seven years, including undefeated home seasons in 2006 and 2008 and have posted just three 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 third-floor 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 five home games in 2012. The Bucs will dedicated their new athletic fieldhouse and locker room prior to their home opener against Jacksonville on Sept. 8. Visits from VMI (Oct. 13) and Presbyerian (Oct. 20)in conference play carry a busy October slate at Buccaneer Field, which concludes Oct. 27 with homecoming against NAIA Edward Waters.

Gardner-Webb caps the 2012 home slate with a visit to Charleston on Nov. 10.

Both the GWU and Prebyterian games will be carried on ESPN3. All games at Buccaneer Field kickoff at 1:30 p.m.

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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.

During his tenure at CSU, enrollment has increased from 1,600 students to more than 3,200. Academic programs have expanded to include graduate degrees in education, business administration, criminal justice and nursing. 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 - V.P. 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 25-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 Christcentered 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.

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ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION

Hank Small - Director of Athletics Henry “ Hank” Small is in his 11th year as Charleston Southern University’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 Gettyburg 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.

Christie Faircloth-Dixon - Student-Athlete Success Director / SWA

Christie Faircloth-Dixon joined the CSU athletic staff in January 2001. In her role as the Student-Athlete Suc-

cess Director, 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 indvidual 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 two cats, Sunny and Spooky.

Paula Palmer - Administrative Assistant Paula Palmer joined the CSU staff during the summer of 2011, and will serve as the administrative assistant and ticket manager. She will work closely with the football program, and also assist with the administrative needs for the entire athletics department.

Palmer comes to CSU from Flowertown Elementary School, where she has been a teaching assistant, and also served as the payroll and principal’s secretary. There, she was responsible for maintaining the front office, and also entered and maintained documentation for the school’s payroll.

Before taking a six-year hiatus to be a stay-at-home mother, Palmer worked at the College of Charleston in a number of capacities, including office manager for the office of educational services, and administrative specialist for the department of institutional research and planning.

Palmer received her bachelor’s degree in physical education from the College of Charleston in 1995, serving as an athletic training intern during her undergraduate work. She has two children, Jacob (14) and Bailey (12).

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ATHLETIC TRAINING

Brad Drake - Head Athletic Trainer Brad Drake joined the CSU Athletic Training staff in 2007, and was promoted to head athletic trainer in July of 2010. He is responsible for the healthcare needs of the football team and oversees the care of all other sports at Charleston Southern.

Drake 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. 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.

Married in May of 2010, to the former Catherine Cheek, in his free time Brad enjoys playing golf, watching movies and visiting with friends and family.

Lance Schuemann - Assistant Athletic Trainer

Lance Schuemann joined the CSU staff in June 2011, and is responsible for the healthcare needs of men’s basketball and assists with football. Prior to joining CSU, he was an intern with the Florida Gators men’s tennis and basketball programs.

Schuemann holds a master’s degree in sports administration from Valparaiso University. While at Valparaiso, he was responsible for the medical care of the football and baseball teams. In 2007, he graduated from the University of Florida with a bachelor’s degree in athletic training, where he was an athletic training student for the 2007 national championship men’s basketball program.

Schuemann is a native of Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., and a member of the National Athletic Trainer’s Association. In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with friends and family, playing golf, and watching all sports, especially the Chicago Cubs.

Brian Smith - Assistant Athletic Trainer - MS, ATC

ATHLETIC TRAINING

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. Jon DeVries, Dr. George Pappas, Dr. John Hulvey and Dr. Eric Stem, along with Physician Assistants Michael Byers and Sarah Burkhart, 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. Bo Machado, 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 Lance Schuemann, Tuesday Patterson and Laura Morris work to provide daily healthcare services to all CSU student-athletes. They also serve as approved clinical instructors for CSU’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. James Dalton

Dr. Seth Kupferman

Dr. Gary Windler

Dr. Jon DeVries

Dr. George Pappas

Dr. John Hulvey

Dr. Joseph Calandra

Dr. Michael Engel

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MEDIA RELATIONS

Zeke Beam - Asst. Athletic Director for Media Beam is in his first year as Assistant Athletic Director for Media at Charleston Southern University. He will oversee all operations of the CSU Athletics Media Relations Office, and will serve as the sports information contact for Bucs football, golf, track, and baseball.

Beam comes to CSU after 14 years, including his years as a student, in the athletic department at Carson-Newman (Tenn.). He spent the last five years as the Director of Athletic Communications at C-N, where he oversaw C-N’s Media Relations Office.

The ’02 graduate of Carson-Newman College was also the Voice of the Eagles, the play-by-play announcer for Carson-Newman football and basketball since the 2004 season. In all, he spent 13 years on Carson-Newman’s Eagle Radio Network, including three season as a color commentator for basketball and a sideline reporter for football while a student at Carson-Newman.

Beam also served as the host of The Ken Sparks Show, C-N’s football coaches’ show, and was the play-by-play broadcaster for a number of regional telecasts on Comcast Sports Southeast.

A native of Knoxville, Tenn., Beam earned an M.B.A. from the University of Tennessee in 2004 in marketing and finance, and worked for ESPN’s Sunday Night Football in Bristol, Conn. during the summer of ‘04.

Seth Montgomery

Asst. Sports Information Director

Kevin O’Rourke Voice of the Bucs

Chris Triplett

Multimedia Intern

Assistant A.D.-Media (Football Contact).........................................................................................................................................................Zeke Beam Phone........................................................................................................................................................................................................... 843-863-7687 E-mail...................................................................................................................................................................................................zbeam@csuniv.edu Play-by-Play Broadcaster/Sports Information Assistant (Seconday Football Contact)........................................................................... Kevin O’Rourke O’Rourke’s Phone........................................................................................................................................................................................ 843-863-7688 E-mail...............................................................................................................................................................................................korourke@csuniv.edu Assistant Director for Sports Information.............................................................................................................................................. Seth Montgomery Office Phone................................................................................................................................................................................................. 843-863-7688 Sports Information Intern............................................................................................................................................................................. Chris Triplettt Student Assistants/Gameday Workers................................................................................................................................... Sarah Croft, David Harring, ................................................................................................................................................................................................ Lynn Latham, Jeff Waddell Sports Information Fax................................................................................................................................................................................ 843-863-7687 Mailing Address.......................................................................................................................................................................................P.O. Box 118087 .........................................................................................................................................................................................................Charleston, SC 29423 Website............................................................................................................................................................................................. www.CSUsports.com

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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 Founded 1983 President Penelope W. Kyle, Radford University Vice President Dr. Frank Bonner, Gardner-Webb University Secretary Dr. Anne Ponder, UNC Asheville Coordinator of Football Officials Doug Rhoads Full-Time Member Institutions (11): Campbell University, Charleston Southern University, Coastal Carolina University, Gardner-Webb University, High Point University, Liberty University, Longwood University, Presbyterian College, Radford University, UNC Asheville, Virginia Military Institute, Winthrop University.

Associate Members: Stony Brook University (football).

Championship Sports (19): Baseball, Men’s Basketball, Women’s Basketball, Men’s Cross Country, Women’s Cross Country, Football, Men’s Golf, Women’s Golf, Men’s Soccer, Women’s Soccer, Softball, Men’s Tennis, Women’s Tennis, Men’s Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field, Women’s Indoor and Outdoor Track & Field, Volleyball, Women’s Lacrosse (2012-13)

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The Big South Conference took a big step in its young history in the Fall of 2002 when, for the first time in its 19-year history, the League crowned a football champion.

Football had always been a long range goal of the Conference. In the early 1990s, football seemed on the horizon in the Big South, as Charleston Southern fielded its first team in 1991 and the Conference added Liberty as a new member, which was already playing on the gridiron. However, football never got off the ground in the early part of the decade as other issues came to the forefront, including the Big South’s emergence as a basketball conference. The League was awarded its first automatic bid to the NCAA men’s basketball championship in 1992 and football was put on the back burner while basketball began to flourish.

The idea was revived in 1997 when Elon joined the Big South. That gave the Conference three full-time members with football programs -- half the number needed to be recognized as a Conference by the NCAA. Two years later on Nov. 10, 1999, Coastal Carolina University announced it would add football by the Fall of 2003. The wheels were set in motion to establish a Conference home for the League’s football-playing members.

After attempts to form a joint football conference with the Atlantic Sun Conference failed, the Big South began recruiting more members to join its fledgling football league. On May 23, 2001, the dream became a reality when the Big South’s Council of Chief Executive Officers voted unanimously to add football as the Conference’s 18th championship sport. It became the first sport added since 1997 when men’s and women’s indoor track were incorporated as championship sports.

Shortly after the approval of football, the Big South’s recruiting efforts paid off, as the addition of Gardner-Webb University as an associate football member was announced on June 20, 2001. There were hopes that with the addition of the Runnin’ Bulldogs, a four-team League could begin play later that Fall, with Coastal Carolina coming into the fold in the 2003 season. However, scheduling conflicts could not be worked out, so the Fall of 2002 was designated as the kick-off to Big South Football. The Big South continued to look for additional members, with a goal of eventually having seven or eight playing members. On Dec. 10, 2001, one of the oldest

programs in the state of Virginia -- Virginia Military Institute, announced it would join the Big South in all sports in 2003 and maintain the Conference’s football membership at five following Elon’s departure.

In 2006, the League moved one step closer to etching its status as a viable football Conference. First, Coastal Carolina Athletic Director Warren Koegel was appointed to the FCS Football Selection Committee, the Big South’s first-ever representative on a national football committee. On April 6, the Big South added Presbyterian College as its sixth football member. Presbyterian, now in the final year of its transition to Division I, officially joined the Big South in all sports in 2008. On May 26, 2006, the Big South announced that associate football member Gardner-Webb would join the Conference as full members on July 1, 2008, solidifying the Big South’s football make-up for years to come.

With membership coming together, the Big South received a huge boost at the conclusion of the 2006 campaign. League champion Coastal Carolina became the first football member to advance to the postseason when the Chanticleers received an at-large berth in the NCAA Division I Football Championship. The Big South took another step closer to becoming eligible for an automatic berth when on March 20, 2007, the Conference announced the addition of Stony Brook University as an associate football member beginning in 2008. All the efforts came to fruition in the spring of 2008 when the NCAA announced the expansion of the FCS Playoffs from 16 to 20 teams beginning in 2010 and granting the Big South an automatic bid starting that year.

The growth of Big South football has been exceptional since its inception just nine years ago. The Big South experienced its most successful campaign in 2006 with Coastal Carolina’s FCS playoff berth; two teams (Coastal Carolina and Charleston Southern) ranked in the national Top 25 in the same week for the first

BIG SOUTH CONFERENCE time; four appearances on the ESPN family of networks; and the first-ever NFL Draft pick and first finalist for the Walter Payton Award in Coastal Carolina’s Tyler Thigpen.

In 2007, Liberty won the first of its four consecutive Big South football championships in record-breaking fashion just two years after finishing 1-10 overall; Coastal’s Jerome Simpson (second round) and Gardner-Webb’s Brian Johnston (seventh round) were selected in the NFL Draft, and the League’s five football members combined to average a Big South-record 7,488 fans per game. The Big South produced another nationally-ranked program in 2008 in Liberty, as well as its fourth NFL draft pick in three years – Liberty’s Rashad Jennings (seventh round).

The 2010 season saw the Big South make noise around the country early in the season with two wins over FBS opponents on the same day, when Gardner-Webb won in overtime at Akron and Liberty defeated Ball State on the road on Sept. 11. Prior to the start of the season, Stony Brook extended its football membership through

Kyle B. Kallander Commisioner

the 2015 campaign. Individually, Liberty’s Mike Brown led the nation in total offense while Stony Brook was the only FCS team to have two 1,000yard rushers in Miguel Maysonet and Brock Jackolski. Coastal Carolina emerged from a three-way tie for first-place with the Big South’s first-ever automatic bid to the FCS Playoffs.

The Chanticleers also became the first Conference member to host a football playoff game as Coastal faced Western Illinois in the first round at Brooks Stadium. The Conference also had its largest television package to date, as a record eight League games were broadcast while Big South football members appeared on TV 12 of the 13 weeks of the season.

November 2011 was a special month for the Big South. The Conference had two players (Josh Norman and Justin Bethel) named official candidates for the Buchanan Award for the first time; two Big South teams (Liberty and Stony Brook) were nationally- ranked in the same week for just the second time in League history; and Conference champion Stony Brook rallied from 18 points to defeat Albany for a first round

James F. Companion, Jr. Associate Commissioner

Mark Simpson

Asst. Commisioner Public Relations

victory in the FCS playoffs -- the Big South’s first post- season football win. Individually, the Big South had two football student-athletes (Pat Kelly and Marcus Lott) receive CoSIDA Academic All-America honors for the first time, and Norman and Bethel were selected in the NFL Draft.

The start of the 2012 season features the Big South’s largest television package to date -- including a TV appearance every week of the season.

With an automatic playoff berth officially awarded to its annual champion, the Big South is poised to continue its ascension as a national competitor in FCS football with an eye on advancing in the postseason and capturing the ultimate goal – a national championship.

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Founded in 1964, Charleston Southern is located near historic Charleston and the beautiful beaches of the South Carolina coastline.

Charleston Southern is one of South Carolina’s largest accredited, independent universities, enrolling 3,300 students. Affiliated with the South Carolina Baptist Convention, the University’s vision is to be a Christian university nationally recognized for integrating faith in learning, leading and serving.

CSU has been named to America’s 100 Best College Buys, Military Friendly Schools, America’s Best Christian Colleges, VA Yellow Ribbon Program and The President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll.

The University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award bachelor’s degrees in 61 majors and master’s degrees in business, criminal justice, education and nursing. Each degree program is combined with a comprehensive liberal arts foundation, which is designed to develop problem-solving and communication skills.

Beyond the classroom, students participate in a variety of campus activities including academic clubs, service organizations, intramural athletics and campus ministries. The University offers intercollegiate athletics for both men and women, competing in the NCAA Division I Big South Conference. Charleston Southern fields teams in basketball, baseball, softball, soccer, cross country, track and field, golf, tennis and volleyball, as well as a Football Championship Subdivision football team.

Situated on 300 acres, formerly the site of a rice and indigo plantation, Charleston Southern University is in the center of the Charleston metropolitan area. Mild winters and long summers allow many opportunities for outdoor recreation in a city which is famous for its gardens and plantations, miles of wide sandy beaches and major fine arts events, including the Spoleto Festival USA.

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eyond the classroom, students participate in a variety of campus activities including academic clubs, service organizations, intramural athletics and campus ministries. The University offers intercollegiate athletics for both men and women, competing in the NCAA Division I Big South Conference. Charleston Southern fields teams in basketball, baseball, softball, women’s soccer, cross country, track and field, golf, tennis and volleyball, as well as an NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision team.

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 nine years.

The women’s golf team is the most recent to represent the University in NCAA postseason play, winning the conference championship.

In it’s history, CSU has captured 28 Big South Conference championships.

CSU Fast Facts Enrollment (2011-12): Undergraduate: 2,782 Graduate: 449 Total: 3,298 Faculty (full-time):

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Academic Majors:

38 undergraduate / 4 graduate Schools/Colleges: School of Business, School of Education, Derry Patterson Wingo School of Nursing, College of Science and Mathematics, College of Humanities and Social Sciences and College of Adult and Professional Studies Religious Affiliation:

South Carolina Baptist Convention

CHARLESTON SOUTHERN

... AND BEYOND Charleston 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 gardens offer visitors a fascinating glimpse 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. The area’s lush sea islands and sun-drenched beaches offer as much recreation or relaxation as your heart desires. Golf is on a world-class level, with challenging courses reflecting the natural beauty of the South Carolina Lowcountry. Charter fishing on the Gulf stream or inshore waters is readily available.

Shopping is one of our vistors’ most passionate pursuits. Marvel at native sweetgrass baskets and handmade crafts found in Charleston’s famous open-air market, or browse through inviting boutiques, art galleries and antique shops found throughout the Charleston area.

When it comes to dining, your 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 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 have been a treasured tradition for over 300 years.

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

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Science degree in an approved technical field.

The Bachelor of Science degree is a four-year 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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Jacksonville

September 1 Charleston, S.C.

September 8 Charleston, S.C.

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Edward Waters

October 20 Charleston, S.C.

October 27 Charleston, S.C.

September 15 Champaign, Ill.

@ Illinois

September 22 Rome, Ga.

@ Shorter

@ Stony Brook October 6 Stony Brook, N.Y.

October 13 Charleston, S.C.

@ Liberty

Gardner-Webb

@ Coastal Carolina November 17 Conway, S.C.

OCT. 13 - YOUTH DAY

November 3 Lynchburg, Va.

November 10 Charleston, S.C.

VMI

OCT. 20 - HOMECOMING NOV. 10 - SENIOR DAY

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