Campbellsville Football 2018 Media Guide by Campbellsville University

Tiger Football

2018 Media Guide

Table of Contents 3 4-5 6-7 8-11 12-13 14-15 16 17

Quick Facts Athletic Department Experience the Bluegrass Athletics Facilities New Athletics Fieldhouse Athletic Training Staff Campbellsville Univ. Sports Network Big Maroon Club

COACHING STAFF 18-19 Perry Thomas, Head Coach 20-21 Rick Gehres, Offensive Coordinator 22 Matt Atwood, Wide Receivers 23 Eugene Crosby, Offensive Line 24 Gerald Cooper, Running Backs 25 Bobby Burns, Defensive Backs 26 Damien Goosby, Defensive Line 27 Matt Brown, Linebackers 28 Football Support Staff ROSTER 29-31 Numerical Team Roster

AWARDS & HONORS 45 NAIA & NCCAA Awards 46-47 Mid-South Conference Awards RECORD 48-51 52-54 55-58

BOOKS Individual Career Records Individual Season Records Team Season Records

CAMPBELLSVILLE & ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF 59 History of Campbellsville University 60 Dr. Michael V. Carter, President 61 Rusty Hollingsworth, Vice President Jim Hardy, Director of Athletics FELLOWSHIP OF CHRISTIAN ATHLETES 62 CU Hosts FCA Camp in 2018

2018 OUTLOOK 32-33 2018 Opponents HISTORY 34-35 36-37 38 39 40-41 42-43 44

Victory Bowl Champs Head Coach Ron Finley History from 1987 to 2007 History from 2008 to present Records vs. Opponents Year-by-Year Results Traditions Collage

CREDITS The 2018 Campbellsville Fighting Tiger Media Editor/Layout Jordan Alves Guide is a publication by the CU Sports Design Nancy Jenkins, Gerald Printing Information Department. All text and photo Contributors Joan McKinney, Matt Payton, content is property of Campbellsville University Nic Mills, Brett Pierce, Tâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Ziah Athletics and may not be reproduced without Conley, Kevin Burkhead permission. Photography Jordan Alves, Brett Pierce, Richard RoBards, Maggie Calvert, Joshua CampbellsvilleTigers.com is the official online Williams home for all 28 CU teams. Rosters, schedules, statistics, game notes, game recaps, videos Printing Gerald Printing and media guides are constantly updated online. 2

Quick Facts University Information

Location..................................... Campbellsville, Ky. Founded.......................................................... 1906 Enrollment.................................................... 10,500 Nickname....................................................... Tigers Colors........................................... Maroon and Gray Stadium.............................................Finley Stadium Field Surface........................................ Turf (2010) National Affiliation.......................... NAIA & NCCAA Conference Affiliation.............................. Mid-South President................................ Dr. Michael V. Carter VP for Athletics...................... Rusty Hollingsworth Director of Athletics............................... Jim Hardy Faculty Athletic Rep....................... Dr. Justy Engle Athletics Office........................... (270) 789-5257

Tiger Football HIstory

First Year of Football..................................... 1987 All-Time Record..................................... 155-165-1 Seasons of College Football ��31 10-Win Seasons....................................................1 Regular Season Championships ��4 NAIA Championship Appearances ��4 NCCAA Victory Bowl Appearances ��3 Postseason Record............................................ 3-6 Last NCCAA Appearance...... 2017 (Victory Bowl) Last NAIA Appearance..............2015, L, @ Marian

Tiger Football Staff

Head Coach/DC.....................Perry Thomas (13th) Offensive Coordinator........................ Ricky Gehres Wide Recievers...................................Matt Atwood Running Backs/Recruiting................. Gerald Cooper Offensive Line................................. Eugene Crosby Defensive Line................................ Damien Goosby Linebackers........................................... Matt Brown Defensive Backs..................................Bobby Burns Quarterbacks..................................... Hunter Brown

Tiger Football Support Staff

Asst. Director of Athletics.........Beauford Sanders Academics/Eligibility.............................. Eric Graves Administrative Assistant....................... Lorri Hardy Administrative Assistant...................... Melanie Cox Sports Information Director............... Jordan Alves Asst. Sports Information Director �� Nic Mills Big Maroon Club Director................. Jason England 12th Man Club Director........................ Eric Graves Game Clock Operator........................... Kelly Baugh Play Clock Operator........................Eddie Sprowles Scoreboard Operator.............................Rick Wilson Public Address...................................Joey Hartlage Game Operations Assistant....... Aaron Hutchinson Game Operations Assistant.............. Katelyn Chalk

Athletic Department

VP for Athletics & Student Services

Rusty Hollingsworth

Jim Hardy Director of Athletics

Beauford Sanders Assistant Director of Athletics

Eric Graves Assistant Director of Athletics

Jason England Big Maroon Club Director

Dr. Justy Engle Faculty Athletic Representative

Melanie Cox Administrative Assistant

Lorri Hardy Administrative Assistant

Jordan Alves Sports Info Director

Nic Mills Assistant Sports Info Director

Zach Clements Athletics Video Coordinator

Brett Pierce Photography Graduate Asst.

Katelyn Chalk Operations Graduate Asst.

Jeannie Clark WLCU-TV General Manager

Matt Payton WLCU-FM Radio Director

Jordan Antle WLCU-TV Creative Director

Alex Meade WLCU-TV TV Productions

Andrew Bennett WLCU-TV/FM Audio/Visual

Matt Wehle WLCU-TV/FM Audio/Visual

Derek Port Director of Athletic Training

Keri Coots Assistant Athletic Trainer

Kaitlyn Sanfilippo Assistant Athletic Trainer

Josh Hawkins Assistant Athletic Trainer

Colleen Reminsky Assistant Athletic Trainer

Lyndsie Short Assistant Athletic Trainer

Phillip Littlejohn Assistant Athletic Trainer

Josh Williams Assistant Athletic Trainer

Beauford Sanders Baseball Head Coach

Randy LeBleu Baseball Assistant Coach

Brett Neffenforf Baseball Assistant Coach

Brent Vernon Men’s Basketball Head Coach

Mark Vernon Men’s Basketball Assistant Coach

Darius Clement Men’s Basketball Assistant Coach

Ginger Colvin Miranda Denney Lindsey Burd Women’s Basketball Women’s Basketball Women’s Basketball Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach

Athletic Department

Shawn Canada Archery Head Coach

Pete Hedgepath Bass Fishing Head Coach

Jamie Lawrence Bowling Head Coach

Susan Blevins Cheerleading Head Coach

Amanda Gabehart Cheerleading Assistant Coach

Hilary Lakes Cross Country Head Coach

Dylan Ford Cross Country Assistant Coach

Jim Ward Men’s Golf Head Coach

Casey Young Men’s Golf Head Coach

Ashley Goodin Women’s Golf Head Coach

Tyler Harrod Women’s Golf Assistant Coach

Adam Preston Men’s Soccer Head Coach

Alex Adams Men’s Soccer Assistant Coach

Daniel Branley Women’s Soccer Head Coach

Ivana Damnjanovic Women’s Soccer Assistant Coach

Shannon Wathen Softball Head Coach

Bryce White Softball Assistant Coach

Kim Borders Softball Assistant Coach

Casey Smith Swimming Head Coach

CJ Moritz Swimming Assistant Coach

Kyle Caven Tennis Head Coach

Eric Snyder Volleyball Head Coach

Rinata Aisena Volleyball Head Coach

Billy Gregory Volleyball Assistant Coach

Franky James Men’s Wrestling Head Coach

Jacob Murton Men’s Wrestling Assistant Coach

Ben Rosen Men’s Wrestling Assistant Coach

Lee Miracle Women’s Wrestling Head Coach

Nicole Tyson Women’s Wrestling Assisant Coach

Mark Miller Track & Field Head Coach

Dylan Ford Track & Field Assistant Coach

Athletic Department

Fieldhouse to open in spring 2019

FIELDHOUSE IS NEW CROWN JEWEL FOR CU ATHLETICS Construction on the Campbellsville University Tiger Fieldhouse has begun and is expected to take 18-20 months, meaning the facility will open in summer 2019. The new two-story 24,000 square-foot fieldhouse will be located on the corner of Tiger Way and Chandler Street – across from the Hawkins Athletic Center. The fieldhouse will be the new home for men’s and women’s soccer and Fighting Tiger football. It will feature locker rooms for all three teams, coaches’ offices, administration offices, the Big Maroon Club, conference rooms and a new spirit shop with official Adidas apparel. The cost of the fieldhouse, which is the first addition since the wrestling facility was opened in Fall 2016, is estimated around #3 million. The new facility – which is yet to be named – is being costructed by Blevins Construction in Campbellsville.

From the ground up...

Athletic Training Staff

The Campbellsville University athletic training staff was named the 2017-18 Mid-South Conference Athletic Training Staff of the Year. In addition, head athletic trainer Derek Port (back row, middle left) earned the MSC Athletic Trainer Above and Beyond Award during the 2014-15 and 2015-16 seasons.

Derek Port Director of Athletic Training Services

Colleen Reminsky Asstistant Athletic Trainer

Kaitlyn Sanfilippo Asstistant Athletic Trainer

Josh Hawkins Asstistant Athletic Trainer

Keri Coots Asstistant Athletic Trainer

Phillip Littlejohn Asstistant Athletic Trainer

Lyndsie Short Asstistant Athletic Trainer

Josh Williams Asstistant Athletic Trainer

Brooks & Bloemer Athletic Training Room

The Brooks and Bloemer Athletic Training Facility is located behind Powell Athletic Center. The facility was made possible with contributions from former Campbellsville University Team Physicians, Dr. Bobby Brooks of Campbellsville, and Dr. Gary Bloemer of Louisville. The facility holds a treatment area, a rehabilitation area, wet room for aquatic modalities, a Physicians Office, and a taping area. In spring 2017, the athletic training staff secured the old Wellness Center and has turned that portion of the athletic training room into a rehab facility (below).

Campbellsville University Sports Network

‘Give that Tiger a Touchdown!’

Campbellsville University’s television and radio coverage is greatly enhanced by the on-campus station, WLCU-TV/FM, led by four faculty and staff members and numerous students working toward mass communication and broadcasting degrees. All five home games air on the Campbellsville University Sports Network, WLCU-TV and Comcast Channel 10 in the Campbellsville area. Fans can also tune in 30 minutes before kickoff for the Tiger Tailgate Show that features

the upcoming matchup and gets fans ready for game day. In addition to television coverage, each Fighting Tiger football game airs on 88.7 The Tiger - a student-led on-campus radio station that features the best Christian radio in South Central Kentucky. 88.7 The Tiger also features a morning radio show, Inside CU Sports and multiple radio broadcasts throughout the year that showcases Campbellsville University students and athletes.

FREEMAN AND PAYTON MAKE DYNAMIC DUO

Jim Freeman enters his 11th season as the “Voice of Fighting Tiger Football” and lead play-by-play announcer on WLCU-TV and 88.7 The Tiger. Freeman previously called games at Carson-Newman College in the 1990s and has been the radio and television voice for football and basketball at Miami University of Ohio and Tulane University in New Orleans. Matt Payton, the radio production director for 88.7, returns as analyst for the Fighting Tiger Football Team and also the Voice of Tiger and Lady Tiger Basketball. Payton also is an instructor in the mass communication/ broadcast area working with students on their skills. He also joins sports information director Jordan Alves for the Tiger Tailgate Show that airs 30 minutes before kickoff and hosts The Perry Thomas Show tha airs each Wednesday during football season at 6 p.m. ET. Payton also serves as the host for Inside CU Sports, a weekly radio and television show that features teams throughout the year.

Jeannie Clark

WLCU-TV/FM General Manager

Matt Payton

WLCU-FM Production Director

The Perry Thomas Show The “Perry Thomas Show” airs Wednesdays at 6 p.m. ET on WLCU (Comcast Cable Channel 10) and 88.7 The Tiger in Campbellsville. The television version of the show also airs at 6 p.m. ET every Friday. Fans can also watch the show on www.campbellsvilletigers.com.

Alex Meade

WLCU-TV Production Director

Jordan Antle

WLCU-TV Creative Director

Jim Freeman

WLCU-TV/FM Radio/TV Talent

Big Maroon Club CLUB MEMBERSHIP LEVELS BMC Maroon and Gray Level ($25 to $99 annually) Benefits include BMC Membership Card. BMC Century Level ($100 to $249 annually) Benefits include BMC Maroon and Gray Level plus hospitality room privileges at home basketball games.

The primary goal of the Big Maroon Club is to sustain a competitive athletic program at Campbellsville University that will enable the University’s student-athletes to experience succes in their chosen sport. The Big Maroon Club is Campbellsville’s fundraising arm of the Department of Athletics, providing funds for the 17 sports comprised of 28 intercollegiate teams competing in the NAIA, NCCAA, Women’s Collegiate Wrestling Association, B.A.S.S., USA Archery Association and the U.S. Bowling Congress.

BMC Sponsor Level ($250 to $499 annually) Benefits include BMC Century Level plus two guest passes to President’s Box at a home football game.

Significant resources are needed to reach this goal and to help Campbellsville University recruit the finest student-athletes possible. Your gift can be designated to any sport of your choosing or to the general athletic fund where it will be used as needed.

BMC Partner Level ($500 to $999 annually) Benefits include BMC Sponsor Level plus two all-sport passes for home games.

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BMC President’s Level ($1,000 or more annually) Benefits include BMC Partner Level plus invitation to Hall of Fame banquet, membership in the President’s Club and two additional all-sport passes for home games.

CORPORATE LEVELS SINGLE SPORT - $1,000 (Football, Basketball, Baseball or Hawkins Corporate Sponsor Board) In addition to the benefits of the President’s Level, the business name and logo will be placed on a Corporate Banner at the sport’s venue. ALL-SPORTS - $2,500 In addition to the benefits of the President’s Level, the business name and logo will be placed on a Corporate Banner at each of the venues for Football, Basketball, Baseball and Hawkins Athletic Complex.

CORPORATE SPONSORS

Rusty Hollingsworth Vice President for Athletics & Student Services

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Jason England Director of the Big Maroon Club

BECOME A MEMBER OF THE BIG MAROON CLUB Contact: jsengland@campbellsville.edu | (270) 789-5290

Head Coach • Perry Thomas

HEAD COACH

PERRY THOMAS After a 4-6 record in 2013, Perry Thomas has turned the football program around and has recorded the most successful four-year stint in CU history. In 2014 and 2015, the Fighting Tigers had a 15-7 record and knocked off five teams that were ranked inside the NAIA Top 8. Campbellsville broke 23 program records in 2015 en route to winning its second-straight Mid-South Conference West Division title and earning two-straight NAIA Football Championship Series playoff berths. Thomas also picked up MSC Coach of the Year honors. The MSC title in 2014 was the first since 1997 and the playoff berth was the first since 2001.

The Perry Thomas File Career Head Coaching Record: 133-64 Record at CU: 57-51 PERSONAL Born: April 21, 1963 Hometown: Lexington, Ky. High School: Henry Clay High School College: Western Kentucky (‘86) COACHING CAREER 1987: Allen-Co. Scottsville HS (Asst.) 1988-1991: Campbellsville HS (DC) 1992-1999: Campbellsville HS (HC) 2000-2007: Paducah Tilghman HS (HC) 2008-present: Campbellsville Univ. (HC)

The Tigers took a step back in 2016 by going 2-8 overall. CU battled season-ending injuries and only starting one upperclassmen on the defensive side of the ball. But in 2017, Campbellsville was one win away from another NAIA Playoff berth. The NCCAA selected the Fighiting Tigers to participate in the Victory Bowl and Campbellsville won its second championship with a 41-28 win over Southwestern Assemblies of God University (SAGU).

Thomas inherited the Campbellsville University football program in December 2007, coming off an 0-10 season. After posting a 3-8 record his first season in 2008, and finishing runner-up in the Mid-South Conference East Division in 2009 at 7-4, Thomas’ program was named the No. 20 most improved program in all levels of college football and the No. 6 most improved in the NAIA. In 2010, he posted a 7-5 record, giving the Tigers their first back-to-back winning seasons in nearly a decade and took CU to the postseason for the first time since 2001 with a trip to the NCCAA Victory Bowl. The Tigers returned to the Victory Bowl in 2011, winning their first title. 18

Head Coach • Perry Thomas During the 2009 season, Thomas put Campbellsville’s defense among the nation’s best in third down situations and inside the Red Zone, as the Tigers posted their first winning season since 2004 and best finish since 2003, at 7-4. He led the Tigers to their first win over rival Georgetown College since 1997, with a 28-21 victory at home and also knocked off a Top 10 team in Shorter College, 42-28, in the CollegeFanz/NAIA National Game of the Week. During the season, the Tigers returned to the NAIA National Rankings for the first time in five seasons, ranking as high as No. 24 and finishing the year at No. 28. As a first-year college head coach in 2008, Thomas coached the NAIA’s leading rusher, Greg Fountain, who was his first NAIA All-American and later signed a pro contract in Europe. Calvin Bini became Thomas’ second NAIA All-American in 2010 and also went on to play pro ball with the Indoor Football League. Over the past 11 seasons under Thomas, CU has had five NAIA All-Americans, 85 Mid-South Conference All-Conference selections and 90 Academic All-Conference selections. Thomas’ team also had the 2009 Mid-South Conference Champion of Character Award given to one of his players, Calvin Bini. In 2010, the program was awarded the NAIA Champion of Character Team Award. Before coming to Campbellsville, Thomas posted a successful, 16-year career as a high school coach in Kentucky, leading his team to the Kentucky State High School Football Playoffs each year he was a head coach. His 16-year record as a high school head coach is 133-64. His coaching career began in 1986 as a volunteer assistant at Allen County-Scottsville High School and he was an assistant coach for the Patriots in 1987. He then became defensive coordinator at Campbellsville High School from 1988 to 1991. From 1992 through 1999 he was the head coach at Campbellsville High School where he compiled a 63-33 record. Thomas led the Eagle program to eight straight playoff appearances and had two district and one regional championship along with one state semi-final appearance. From 2000 to 2007, Thomas guided the Blue Tornado of Paducah Tilghman High School to a 70-31 record, including eight playoff appearances, five district championships, two regional championships and two state semifinal appearances. His 2007 team finished the season 9-5 and was eliminated in the state semifinals, 17-14, on a last second field goal by eventual Kentucky State Champion Louisville Central High School.

Year-by-Year Records 2008: 2009: 2010: 2011: 2012: 2013: 2014: 2015: 2016: 2017:

3-8 �� 7-4 ��MSC East Runner-Up 7-5 ��MSC East Runner-Up 7-5 ....MSC East Runner-Up/Victory Bowl 3-8 �� 4-6 �� 7-4 ..MSC West Champion/NAIA Playoffs 8-3 ..MSC West Champion/NAIA Playoffs 2-8 �� 8-2.......... NCCAA Victory Bowl Champion

Career Head Coaching Record: 133-64 Record at CU: 57-51

Offensive Coordinator • Rick Gehres

RICK GEHRES

Offensive Coordinator • 12th season Ricky Gehres was promoted to the program’s offensive coordinator in May 2012. The 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017 seasons saw the most success compared to previous years in the Tigers’ offense. During the 2017 season, Gehres orchestrated the best passing attack in the NAIA that averaged 382.9 yards per game, while coaching the top passer in the nation in Hunter Brown who led the NAIA with 370.5 passing yards per game -- en route to being named the NCCAA Player of the Year. Brown concluded his career leading numerous passing yards in his two seasons as the starting quarterback for the Tigers, where both seasons came under Gehres guiding the offense. In 2016, quarterback Brown and wide receiver Tyus Alcorn led the Tigers. Brown had a remarkable season for the Tigers breaking or tying eight program records – passing yards in a game (617 vs. Faulkner), passing yards in a season (3,734), touchdown passes (7 vs. Bethel), passing yards per game in a season (377.6), most completions in a game (38 vs. Lindsey Wilson), most completions in a season (292), most attempts in a game (67 vs. Bethel) and most attempts in a season (489). Brown was also one touchdown pass short of tying Jacob Russell’s record of 42 career touchdowns. Brown ranked No. 1 in the NAIA in passing yards per game (377.6) and No. 3 in total passing yards (3,776). In addition, Brown was one of two Tigers to earn First-Team All-NCCAA honors. Senior receiver Tyus Alcorn also had a phenomenal season by leading the Tigers for the secondstraight year. Alcorn, a senior from Lexington, Ky., finished the season with 1,095 receiving yards and 109.5 receiving yards per game, which led the Mid-South Conference in both categories. He now joins Shane Riley, Trevon Chatman and Jarrod Harrington as the only 1,000-yard receivers in program history. Alcorn also led the Mid-South with 6.6 receptions per game this season. At the NAIA level, Alcorn ranked fifth in receiving yards, sixth in receiving yards per game and receptions per game. Highlighting his senior season, Alcorn hauled in 235 yards vs. Union College to break the single-game record, which was previously set by Shane Riley with 172 (2002). Over the previous three seasons, Alcorn totaled 36 receiving touchdowns – breaking the career record which was previously set by Demytreus Gipson (2011-2014) with 29. He also holds the single-season mark of 19 touchdowns set in 2015. Alcorn was also named the MSC West Division Co-Offensive Player of the Year earlier in November. 20

Offensive Coordinator â&#x20AC;˘ Rick Gehres In 2015, CU finished in the Top 30 in 16 different statistical categories. Led by NAIA All-American, MSC West Offensive Player of the Year and NCCAA Player of the Year Jacob Russell, the Tigers averaged 27.3 first downs per game (#2), 350 passing yards per game (#3) and 509 total yards per game (#3). Russell is the first Fighting Tiger to be named MSC Offensive Player of the Year and second overall, as former linebackers coach Dwight Houston picked up Defensive Player of the Year honors in 2011. Russell was the first NAIA All-American for Campbellsville since 2010, when Calvin Bini was named a First Team defensive back. Overall, he is the eighth NAIA All-American in program history. In 2014, Campbellsville finished in the Top 25 in several NAIA offensive categories - third in passing yards per game (315 yards), sixth in total pass offense (3475 yards), eighth in pass efficiency (144.7), 18th in total offensive yards per game (418 yards), 20th in average first downs per game (22), 25th in total scoring (340). While starting his collegiate career at Western Kentucky University as a quarterback, Gehres transferred to Campbellsville as a wide receiver in the fall of 2001. A 2004 graduate, Gehres is among the leaders in several receiving categories. The Hopkinsville, Ky. native was a two-time First Team All-MSC selection and was named an Honorable Mention NAIA All-American in 2002. He was a pre-season NAIA All-American in 2003. During his time at Campbellsville, the Tigers went 31-14 overall including a season at 10-3 with the first NAIA Playoff victory in school history advancing them to the second round of the NAIA Playoffs. In 2003, he helped lead the Tigers to a 9-2 finish which ties for the best regular season record at CU. He finished his career at 153 Receptions for 2,202 Yards and 15 Touchdowns. Before returning to Campbellsville as a position coach in 2006, Gehres coached wide receivers at Hopkinsville High School where they finished 10-3 in 2005. After graduating from CU, Gehres played overseas in the German Football League (GFL) the spring of 2005, where they finished 12-2 on the year, amassing 73 receptions for 1,246 yards and 15 touchdowns. In 2006, Gehres spent time in Arena Football playing both sides of the ball while starting on defense for the Odessa (TX) Roughnecks (IFL).

Wide Receivers/Special Teams • Matt Atwood

MATT ATWOOD

Wide Receivers / Special Teams • 6th season Matt Atwood returned to his alma mater in fall 2013 to coach wide receivers. Atwood spent the previous four years (2009-2013) coaching at Allen County-Scottsville High School in Scottsville, Ky. Atwood has been a major asset in the offensive resurgence the past few years. He has helped mold former Tigers Tyus Alcorn, Demytreus Gipson, Trevon Chatman and Jarrod Harrington - who hold 20 single-season and career records. And he coached Bradley Bates, the place-kicker who was named NAIA All-American in 2016. Harrington, who graduated in 2015, holds the single-season and career mark in total receptions and average receptions per game. He ranked No. 2 in the NAIA averaging 7.4 catches per game and No. 4 in total receptions (81). In addition, he ranked No. 9 in total receiving yards (1,053). Harrington also was a major threat on special teams, breaking the single-season record for all-purpose yards where he ranked No. 2 with 1,993 yards in 2015. Gipson holds the record for total receiving yards in a career at 2,486, while Chatman finished 2014 with 1,083 receiving yards and averaged six catches per game. Atwood was heavily involved in recruiting and coaching Tyus Alcorn - who broke the single-season touchdown record with 19 TDs in 2015. Alcorn finished the 2016 season with 1,095 receiving yards and 109.5 receiving yards per game, which led the Mid-South Conference in both categories. He now joins Shane Riley, Trevon Chatman and Jarrod Harrington as the only 1,000-yard receivers in program history. Alcorn also led the Mid-South with 6.6 receptions per game this season. At the NAIA level, Alcorn ranked fifth in receiving yards, sixth in receiving yards per game and receptions per game. Highlighting his senior season, Alcorn hauled in 235 yards vs. Union College to break the single-game record, which was previously set by Shane Riley with 172 (2002). From 2014 to 2016, Alcorn totaled 36 receiving touchdowns – breaking the career record which was previously set by Demytreus Gipson (2011-2014) with 29. He also holds the single-season mark of 19 touchdowns set in 2015. Alcorn was named the MSC West Division Co-Offensive Player of the Year. Atwood leads Campbellsville University’s FCA and travels on the annual Sports Reach Softball Mission Trips to Florida. 22

Offensive Lines â&#x20AC;˘ Eugene Crosby

EUGENE CROSBY

Offensive Line â&#x20AC;˘ 2nd season Coach Eugene Crosby was hired in summer 2017 as the offensive line coach under Perry Thomas. Overall, Crosby has coached at every NCAA level from Division III with his alma mater Washington & Jefferson College all the way to assistant video coordinator for Oregon State University at the Division I ranks. The past two seasons, Crosby has coached the offensive line and coordinated the running game at NCAA DIII St. Olaf College in Minnesota. He was also the offensive coordinator for the Australian U-19 National Team from January to July last year. Before that, he has seen coaching stops at NCAA DII Benedict College (offensive line/video coordinator), NCAA DII Albany State (defensive line/video coordinator) and NCAA DIII Beloit College (offensive line/running game/video coordinator). In addition, Crosby has spent time at major universities, including the 2009 season with NCAA DIFCS Youngstown State, NCAA DI Oregon State and traditional NCAA Division II power Delta State. In 2008, Crosby was on the staff at Delta State, that advanced to the NCAA Division II Quarterfinals. For Coach Ron Roberts, Crosby was the video coordinator and coached the running backs. Delta State went 10-2 on the season losing to North Alabama in the quarterfinals of the playoffs. The Statesmen were ranked seventh in the final AFCA poll and won the Gulf South Conference championship. Prior to his stint at Delta State, he spent one season as an assistant video coordinator at Oregon State under Mike Riley. His responsibilities for the Beavers included the filming of practices and games, as well as breaking down video on the opposition. OSU won nine games, including a win over the University of Maryland in the Emerald Bowl in 2007. He spent three seasons as the offensive line coach and athletic department video coordinator at Hiram College from 2004 to 2006. In 2003, he coached the offensive line at his alma mater, Washington & Jefferson. Crosby was a standout center at Washington & Jefferson from 1996 to 1999. He was a two-time All-PAC selection, earning first-team honors as a senior in 1999. That season the Presidents were 9-3 and advanced to the Division III playoffs. 23

Running Backs/Recruiting • Gerald Cooper

GERALD COOPER

Running Backs / Recruiting • 1st season Gerald Cooper was hired on Wednesday, Feb. 7, 2018 as he takes over the running backs and was named the recruiting coordinator. Cooper takes over the backfield after the Tigers rushed for 1,481 yards last season and recorded 24 touchdowns – the most since 2010 when CU had 25 rushing TDs. Wade Holtsclaw led the rushing attack with 654 yards and a career-high 14 touchdowns, while fellow senior Chantz Goodman totaled 494 yards and two touchdowns. Both graduated and Cooper will have a new stable of backs for 2018. Cooper has seen many stops during his coaching career but the latest coming at University of Wisconsin – Eau Claire. Cooper spent two seasons with the Blugolds as the wide receivers coach and led Eau Claire receiving core that racked up over 1,500 passing yards in 127 completions during his first season. He also coached multiple All-Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WIAC) First and Second Team receivers. Prior to coming to UW-Eau Claire, Cooper had previous coaching experience at Benedictine University, College of DuPage, North Park University, St. Laurence High School (Burbank, Ill.), Western State Colorado University, Pueblo Centennial High School (Pueblo, Colo.), Colorado State University – Pueblo, and Aurora Central High School (Aurora, Colo.). He has also worked closely with Colorado Elite Passing Game Skills camps and High School and Youth Developmental Skills Camp in Aurora, Colo. While at Benedictine, Cooper coached the secondary and special teams where he developed six All-NACC defensive backs, which included a two-time All-Conference, D3football.com First Team AllRegion, NACC Defensive Player of the Year (2014) and AFCA All-American safety. At the College of DuPage and North Park University, Cooper coached three All-Region players, including an outside receiver, inside receiver and punter and had two corners selected for the 2012 National Bowl (Division II and Division III All-Star game). While at Western State Colorado University, Cooper developed the program’s all-time leader in receptions and All-RMAC wide receiver. Prior to that, Cooper was the lead recruiter for multiple Division II All-Americans at Colorado State University-Pueblo where he was the wide receivers coach, in addition to the team being 25th in the NCAA Division II in turnover ratio. 24

Defensive Backs • Bobby Burns

BOBBY BURNS

Defensive Backs • 1st season Bobby Burns was hired on Thursday, Feb. 8, 2018 as he will take over as the defensive backs coach for the Tigers. Burns takes over a defensive back core that racked up 13 interceptions last season. BJ Pelt led the way with seven interceptions to lead the NAIA, while he also ranked ninth with 1.6 passes defended per game. Garland Webb was the leading tackler in the secondary last season with 67 total tackles in nine games. Burns is familiar to Kentucky as he played cornerback at University of Louisville for two seasons. During his time at Louisville, he earned Big East Athletic Academic Honors in both 2009 and 2010. Prior to coming to Campbellsville, Burns coached for one season at Langston University. In the spring season, he coached the wide receiving core for the Lions and transitioned to coaching the defensive backs in the fall. During his time at Langston, Burns helped the Lions to a 10-1 mark and an appearance in the NAIA Football Championship Series. Langston also won the Central States Football League regular-season title with an 8-0 conference mark. The Lions defense was one of the best in the NAIA last season as they led the nation with a passing defense efficiency of 95.2. The secondary also surrendered just 168.5 passing yards per game and the defense allowed 17.3 points per game, ranking sixth and fourth in the NAIA, respectively. Before starting his collegiate coaching career at Langston, he coached the defensive backs at Mercer Island High School in Washington during the 2016 season. In 2012 and 2013, Burns started coaching at Spanaway Lake High School in Washington. Burns’ playing career included two seasons at Louisville and two seasons at Butte College. During the 2009 season, Burns played in 10 games for Louisville, which was highlighted by a four-tackle game against UConn, where he also recorded an interception. In 2010, Burns finished his sophomore campaign with 37 total tackles, including a Louisville-career-high eight tackles against Pittsburgh. He helped lead the Cards to the Beef O’ Brady Bowl in St. Petersburg, Fla. where Louisville defeated Southern Mississippi, 31-28. At Butte, Burns helped the Roadrunners to a 12-0 mark and a national title at the junior college level during his sophomore campaign. 25

Defensive Line • Damien Goosby

DAMIEN GOOSBY

Defensive Line • 1st season In summer 2018, head coach Perry Thomas announced the hiring of defensive line coach Damien Goosby. Goosby has multiple years of coaching experience at the NCAA DII level as he was recently the defensive line coach at Lincoln University in Missouri. He helped broaden the recruiting aspect into the Kansas City, Northwest Georgia and Atlanta areas. In addition, Goosby directed a unit that led the SIAC, and finished ranked in the Top 10 nationally, in each season. He coached a two-time All-American and helped Albany State finish third in the conference in sacks and fourth in rushing defense. “Campbellsville football is rich in history and has been successful on and off the field,” said Goosby. “The strong academics mixed with a winning tradition makes recruiting easier and that’s 90 percent of coaching.” Goosby, 27, also plans to use his younger age to his advantage. “Being a younger coach helps because most of the things players go through with school, time management, home sickness, etc. is something I’ve also been through in the last 10 years. That’s a positive in my eyes,” said Goosby. Before his time at Lincoln in 2017, Goosby spent time at his alma mater Albany State University. Besides coaching the defensive line, Goosby also managed the weight room and designed off-season workout and conditioning programs for Albany State’s players. Goosby also assisted with special teams. Goosby joined the coaching ranks after a four-year career as a nose tackle at Albany State, helping the Golden Rams win three division titles and a pair of SIAC championships. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Health & Human Performance in 2015 and is pursuing a master’s degree in public administration. 26

Linebackers • Matt Brown

MATT BROWN

Linebackers • 1st season Matt Brown comes to Campbellsville after working previously for three different powerhouse high school programs across the state. His most recent stop was at Lafayette High School the previous three seasons. While at Lafayette, Brown coached the defensive line and special teams, while also working with wide receivers. The Generals had two phenomenal seasons with Brown on the sidelines and reached two KHSAA 6A Championship games. In 2016, Lafayette went 13-2 but lost to Trinity High School in the 6A State Championship. Their only two losses that season came to the Shamrocks. In 2015, the Generals recorded a 12-3 record but lost to Male High School in the 6A finals. From 2012 to 14, Brown held the same coaching positions at Woodford County High School in Versailles, Ky – that was his second stint with the Yellow Jackets. He also coached at Woodford County from 2006 to 2007. In the 2008-2009 seasons, Brown was the defensive coordinator for Paul Lawrence Dunbar in Lexington, Ky. He also worked with the defensive line and was responsible for all aspects of the strength and conditioning programs.

Football Support Staff

George Eskridge Defensive Assistant

Hunter Brown Quarterbacks

Brett Pierce Athletics Photographer

Kevin Burkhead Statistician

Eric Graves Asst. AD/Academics

Lorri Hardy Administrative Assistant

Derek Port Director of Athletic Training Services

Colleen Reminsky Assistant Athletic Trainer

Keri Coots Assistant Athletic Trainer

Josh Williams Assistant Athletic Trainer

Dr. Bobby Brooks Team Physician

Dr. Ruben Gonzalez Orthopedics Surgeon

Dr. Galen Weiss Orthopedics Surgeon

Jordan Alves Sports Information Dir. Football Contact

Nic Mills Asst. Sports Information Director

Zach Clements Athletics Video Coordinator

Meet the Tigers # Full Name 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44

Kendon Young Jordan Brown Keanu Young Luckandre Vassor Parish Howell, Jr. Mahari Sturgis Howard Smith Dakarai Highsmith Brayden Russell Josh Davis Rontez Mitchell Jeremy Hinds David Walker Garland Webb Matthew Taylor Talaileva Sufia Kendric Williams Grey Ihu Malcom Walker Darius Moore BJ Pelt Zak Kessler Jordan Duff Darquan Richardson Shelby Osborne Kel Hawkins Chidi Akukwe Emmanuel Johnson David Richardson Adrian Montelongo Noah Bicksler Daquan Pace Evan Jones Grover Russel Aidan Stewart-Hoskins Tavian Starks Devonte Cubit Casey Roberts Ormoni Zanders Saul Brady Tâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Ziah Conley Austin Hash Chrishun Young Marcus McCants Darius Harper

Year Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown Jr. WR 6-1 190 Jr. WR 5-10 160 Sr. WR 5-7 180 R-Jr. DL 6-2 240 Jr. LB 5-8 180 Jr. DB 6-0 165 So. DB 6-1 160 So.. WR 5-8 172 Sr. WR 6-1 190 Fr. QB 6-1 170 R-Jr. DB 5-8 160 Gr. QB 6-3 190 Fr. WR 6-2 175 R-Jr. DB 5-11 185 R-So. WR 5-10 185 Fr. QB 6-3 224 Fr. LB 6-1 210 So. WR 6-0 180 So. DB 6-2 175 Jr. LB 5-11 210 Sr. DB 5-9 175 So. QB 6-0 210 Sr. WR 5-9 165 Fr. RB 5-9 171 R-Sr. DB 5-6 135 Fr. DB 6-0 155 Fr. DB 6-0 185 So. RB 5-8 180 Fr. RB 5-10 205 Fr. DB 6-2 171 R-So. K 5-10 165 R-So. DB 5-4 136 Fr. DB 6-2 205 Fr. LB 6-0 250 Sr. RB 5-6 185 Fr. DB 5-6 175 Fr. DB 5-10 164 Fr. K/P 5-11 185 r-Fr. RB 5-9 180 Fr. RB 5-10 195 Gr. DL 5-8 250 Jr. LB 6-4 220 Jr. DL 6-0 220 Jr. DB 6-2 195 Fr. DB 5-11 150

Campbellsville, Ky. Mayfield, Ky. Bardstown, Ky. Pompano Beach, Fla. Norfolk, Va. Lexington, Ky. Paducah, Ky. Tampa, Fla. Lawrenceburg, Ky. Georgetown, Ky. Frankfort, Ky. Huntsville, Ala. Danville, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Stanford, Ky. Pago, American Samoa Elizabethtown, Ky. Kaneohe, Hawaii Cynthiana, Ky. Attalla, Ala. Phoenix, Ariz. Mt. Washington, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Jeffersonville, Ind. Jeffersonville, Ind. Nashville, Tenn. Elizabethtown, Ky. Portland, Tenn. Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Holland, Texas Elkton, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Attalla, Ala. Louisville, Ky. Danville, Ky. Elizabethtown, Ky. Campbellsville, Ky. Elizabethtown, Ky. Cincinnati, Ohio Franklin, Ky. Bradenton, Fla. Campbellsville, Ky. Attalla, Ala. Seffner, Fla. Brentwood, Tenn.

High School / Previous School Campbellsville High School Murray State University Bardstown High School Blanche Ely High School / Stillman College Booker T. Washington High School Bryan Station High School Paducah Tilghman High School Chamberlain High School / Northland CC Anderson County High School Scott County High School Frankfort High School Lee High School / Alabama A&M University Danville High School Fern Creek High School Lincoln County High School Tafuna High School Elizabethtown High School University Laboratory High School Harrison County High School Etowah High School Thunderbird High School / Scottsdale CC Bullitt East High School Kentucky Country Day High School New Albany High School Jeffersonville High School Battle Ground Academy High School Elizabethtown High School Portland High School Lake Gibson HS Holland High School Todd County Central High School Butler Traditional High School Etowah High School Central High School Boyle County High School North Hardin High School Campbellsville High School Elizabethtown High School Taft High School Franklin-Simpson High School Manatee High School Campbellsville High School Etowah High School Armwood High School Ravenwood High School

Meet the Tigers

# Full Name

Year Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown

High School / Previous School

45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 82 83 84 85 87 88 89 90 91

Fr. LB 6-0 20 So. LB 5-10 200 Fr. LB 5-10 205 Jr. DB 6-0 185 Fr. RB 6-4 210 So. LB 5-10 195 Sr. OL 6-3 350 Fr. LB 5-11 217 Fr. LB 5-7 195 Fr. OL 6-44 280 Fr. LB 5-10 236 Fr. LB 6-4 228 Jr. DL 6-3 310 Fr. LB - So. LB 6-0 215 Jr. K 5-11 202 Jr. OL 6-3 285 Jr. OL 6-0 225 Fr. DL 6-1 285 Fr. DL 5-9 223 R-Jr. OL 6-2 285 Fr. DL 5-8 285 Fr. DL 5-7 280 So. OL 5-9 260 Fr. OL 6-0 262 Jr. OL 5-7 250 R-Jr. OL 6-2 285 Fr. OL 6-0 279 Sr. OL 6-6 300 Fr. OL 6-3 294 Fr. OL 5-11 185 Jr. OL 6-3 334 So. OL 6-2 315 Fr. OL 5-10 228 Sr. WR 6-0 190 So. WR 6-0 160 So. WR 6-3 185 Fr. WR 6-1 200 Fr. TE/P 6-4 220 Fr. WR 6-1 185 Fr. WR 6-2 160 So. OL 6-3 266 Fr. WR 6-3 195 Sr. DL 6-0 240 Sr. DL 6-3 240

Warren East High School James Monroe High School Paducah Tilghman High School Hiram High School Livingstone Academy High School Wakefield High School Martin Luther King Jr. High School LaRue Co. High School Christian Co. High School Powell Co. High School Jackson-Olin High School Scotch College East Gadsden High School Metcalfe Co. High School Merrillville High School Boyle County High School St. Charles High School Scott County High School Elizabethtown High School Male High School Louisville Central High School Fern Creek High School Fern Creek High School Triad Math & Science Academy Martha Lane Collins High School Elizabethtown High School West Lauderdale HS/ Victor Valley CC Powell Co. High School Taylor County High School Eastern High School Shawnee High School J. F. Webb High School Florence High School Christian Co. High School Ventura College Caldwell County High School Saraland High School Wayne Co. High School Comet Bay College LaRue Co. High School Samoana High School Franklin-Simpson High School Henderson Co. HS Graves County High School South Oldham High School

Trebor Bunton Cord Lucas Jordan Overstreet Edwin Ford, Jr. Wade Neely Andrew Bennett Danteâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Hollis Travis Allardice Kendarius Major Brandon Pelfrey Alphonza Holmes Ben Metcalfe Damien Mazion Bryson Mayes Anthony Sams, Jr. Blake Coffman Zack Bryson Trey Binder Austin Roberts Luke Chancey Terence Stewart Rodney Jones Ronald Williams Charles William Jr. Cameron Hoben Justin Davis Andrew Regan Charlie Spencer John Chewning Michael Quigley Ryan Lang Douglas Wentworth Kadallas Siner Zach Hale Dylan Colman Zach Gaither Arian Belt Stetson Simpson Liam Crookes Kane Harris Eliott Lelei Jordan Bass Isaac Anglin Dillon Day Tyler Covington

Bowling Green, Ky. Fredericksburg, Va. Paducah, Ky. Powder Springs, Ga. Livingstone, Tenn. Hot Springs, Ark. Detroit, Mich. Hodgenville, Ky. Hopkinsville, Ky. Clay City, Ky. Birmingham, Ala. Claremont, Australia Tallahassee, Fla. Edmonton, Ky. Merrillville, Ind. Danville, Ky. Waldorf, Md. Georgetown, Ky. Elizabethtown HS Louisville, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Jeffersonville, Ind. Greensboro, N.C. Shelbyville, Ky. Elizabethtown, Ky. Collinsville, Miss. Clay City, Ky. Campbellsville, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Louisville, Ky. Oxford, N.C. Florence, Ala. Hopkinsville, Ky. Ventura, Calif. Princeton, Ky. North Creola, Ala. Monticello, Ky. Baldivis, Australia Hodgenville, Ky. Pago, American Samoa Franklin, Ky. Henderson, Jy. Hickory, Ky. Crestwood, Ky.

Meet the Tigers # Full Name

Year Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown

92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99

Fr. Fr. r-Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. S.. Fr.

Kenneth Satcher Dayton Keeling John Rogers Jeremiah Parker Bartum Mentee Steven Whitney Jayden Hamilton Darius Williams Trent Cannon Jacob Chaffins Ryan Clemmons Xzavier Daniels Cory Foster Marc Gartner Gunnar Gillis Anthony Glenn Dalton Hendricks Abdel Howard Colby James Tyler Johnson Jackson Lewis Dakota Loy Rahul Mathews Mason Miller Justus Montgomery Ty Nelsen Xavier Newland DaRon Osborne William Parks Dion Pearson Sielverio Rescontellio Grant Rudy Darion Sherfield Lester Simmons Dajaun Simpson Derek Smith Steven Starks II Dontay Taylor Scott Voltaire Ethan White Romell Williams Trevian Wimbush Charlie Winnett Christian Wright

DL DL DL DL DL DL DL DL DB TE LB LB WR QB QB DB WR DB DB DB RB WR WR WR TE LB DB WR LB DL RB WR RB LB LB LB LB DB RB TE DB DB K LB

6-2 225 6-0 168 5-7 207 5-10 230 5-11 250 5-11 215 6-3 254 6-2 2444 5-8 167 6-1 232 5-9 223 5-6 224 5-9 160 6-2 191 6-4 210 6-2 162 5-8 150 6-0 146 5-10 165 5-11 185 5-9 150 5-10 180 5-11 145 5-10 165 6-2 215 5-11 205 5-10 159 5-9 170 5-10 175 6-0 265 5-9 195 5-8 162 5-6 176 5-8 191 6-2 200 6-0 225 6-0 290 5-10 126 5-10 170 6-2 205 5-9 151 6-2 244 5-11 190 6-1 190

High School / Previous School

Elizabethtown, Ky. John Hardin High School Ft. Campbell, Ky. Ft. Campbell High School Lakeland, Fla. George Jenkins High School Louisville, Ky. Pleasure Ridge Park High School Louisville, Ky. Iroquoius High School Scottsville, Ky. Allen County-Scottsville High School Versailles, Ky. Woodford Co. High School Shelbyville, Ky. Martha Layne Collins High School Elk Grove, Calif. Cosumesoaks High School Steele, Ky. East Ridge High School Edmonton, Ky. Metcalfe Co. High School Elizabethtown, Ky. Elizabethtown High School Louisville, Ky. Iroquois High School Brooks, Ky. Southern High School Lawrenceburg, Ky. Mercer Co. High School Louisville, Ky. Iroquoius High School Cadiz, Ky. Trigg County High School Ft. Campbell, Ky. Ft. Campbell High School Capital Heights, Md. Fairmont Heights High School Louisville, Ky. Eastern High School Frankfor, Ky. Merer Co. High School Jamestown, Ky. Russell Co. High School Jamestown, Ky. Russell Co. High School Russell Springs, Ky. Russell Co. High School Louisville, Ky. Fairdale High School Elizabethtown, Ky. John Hardin High School Franklin, Ky. Franklin-Simpson High School Louisville, Ky. Moore High School Independence, Ky. Simon Kenton High School Franklin, Ky. Franklin-Simpson High School Glasgow, Ky. Glasgow High School Clarksville, Ohio Clinton Massie High School Louisville, Ky. Iroqoius High School Louisville, Ky. Ballard High School Henderson, Ky. Henderson Co. High School Rineyville, Ky. Elizabethtown High School Franklin, Ky. Franklin-Simpson High School Jamestown, Ky. Russell Co. High School Bradenton, Fla. Manatee High School Butler, Ky. Pendleton Co. High School Louisville, Ky. Jeffersontown High School Oak Grove, Ky. Christian Co. High School Highwycombe, England John Hampden Grammar School Owensboro, Ky. Owensboro High School

Opponents

Faulkner University Aug. 25 | Campbellsville, Ky.

Webber International University Sept. 1 | Lake Wales, Florida

Univ. of the Cumberlands Sept. 15 | Williamsburg, Ky.

Quick Facts Location: Montgomery, Alabama Colors: Royal Blue, Gray, Black, White Stadium: John Mark Stallings Field Head Coach: Shayne Wasden (1st) Record at Faulkner: First Season Series: Faulkner leads 4-3 Series at CU: CU leads 3-1 Last Meeting: L, 69-51 (2015) 2017 Record: 7-3 (.700) 2017 MSC Record: 4-1 (.800) 2017 Postseason Ranking: NR

Quick Facts Location: Lake Wales, Florida Colors: Green, Vegas Gold Stadium: Legion Field Head Coach: Kelly Scott (13th) Record at Webber: Series: Tied 2-2 Series at Webber: Webber leads 2-0 Last Meeting: L, 35-25 (2015) 2017 Record: 5-4 (.556) 2017 MSC Record: 3-2 (.600) 2017 Postseason Ranking: NR

Quick Facts Location: Williamsburg, Ky. Colors: Navy, Red, Gray Stadium: James H. Taylor II, Stadium Head Coach: Matt Rhymer (5th) Record at UC: 20-20 (.500) Series: UC leads 17-12 Series at UC: UC leads 8-7 Last Meeting: L, 23-17 (2015) 2017 Record: 6-4 (.600) 2017 MSC Record: 3-3 (.500) 2017 Postseason Ranking: NR

Media Information Media Contact: Ryan Bartels Phone: (334) 386-7525 Email: rbartels@faulkner.edu Website: FaulknerEagles.com

Media Information Media Contact: Ricky Baptist Phone: (863) 638-2980 Email: baptistrw@webber.edu Website: WebberAthletics.com

Media Information Media Contact: Tommy Chasnoff Phone: (606) 539-4479 Email: thomaschasnoff@ucumberlands.edu Website: CumberlandsPatriots.com

Point University Sept. 22 | Campbellsville, Ky.

Kentucky Christian University Sept. 29 | Grayson, Ky.

Bethel University Oct. 6 | Campbellsville, Ky.

Quick Facts Location: West Point, Georgia Colors: Navy, Gold Stadium: Ram Stadium Head Coach: Julius Dixon (3rd) Record at Point: 11-20 (.354) Series: CU leads, 1-0 Series at CU: First Meeting Last Meeting: W, 51-33 (2017) 2017 Record: 3-9 (.273) 2017 MSC Record: 1-5 (.167) 2017 Postseason Ranking: NR

Quick Facts Location: Grayson, Ky. Colors: Red, Black Stadium: KCU Field Head Coach: Corey Fipps (3rd) Record at KCU: 4-18 (.181) Series: CU leads, 1-5 Series at KCU: CU leads, 2-1 Last Meeting: W, 58-25 (2017) 2017 Record: 1-10 (.091) 2017 MSC Record: 1-5 (.167) 2017 Postseason Ranking: NR

Quick Facts Location: McKenzie, Tennessee Colors: Purple, Gold Stadium: Wildcat Stadium Head Coach: Brent Dearmon (1st) Record at Bethel: First Season Series: CU leads, 10-4 Series at CU: CU leads, 4-2 Last Meeting: W, 43-37 OT (2017) 2017 Record: 3-7 (.300) 2017 MSC Record: 2-4 (.333) 2017 Postseason Ranking: NR

Media Information Media Contact: Steve Schwepker Phone: (706) 385-1093 Email: steve.schwepker@point.edu Website: PointSkyhawks.com

Media Information Media Contact: Bruce Dixon Phone: (606) 474-3215 Email: bdixon@kcu.edu Website: KCUKnights.com

Media Information Media Contact: Dave McCulley Phone: (731) 352-4231 Email: mcculleyd@bethelu.edu Website: BethelAthletics.com

Opponents

Cumberland University Oct. 13 | Lebanon, Tenn.

Georgetown College Oct. 27 | Georgetown, Ky.

Lindsey Wilson College Nov. 3 | Campbellsville, Ky.

Quick Facts Location: Lebanon, Tenneessee Colors: Maroon and White Stadium: Nokes-Lasater Field Head Coach: Tim Mathis Record at Cumberland: First Season Series: Tigers lead, 16-12 Series at Cumberland: Phoenix lead 6-8 Last Meeting: W, 58-34 (2017) 2017 Record: 7-4 (.636) 2017 MSC Record: 3-3 (.500) 2017 Postseason Ranking: RV

Quick Facts Location: Georgetown, Ky. Colors: Orange & Black Stadium: Toyota Stadium Head Coach: Bill Cronin (22nd) Record at GC: 192-53 Series: GC leads, 5-22 Series at GC: GC leads, 13-1 Last Meeting: L, 31-24 2OT (2017) 2017 Record: 9-2 (.818) 2017 MSC Record: 5-1 (.833) 2017 Postseason Ranking: #7

Quick Facts Location: Columbia, Ky. Colors: Blue and White Stadium: Blue Raider Stadium Head Coach: Chris Oliver (9th) Record at LWC: 63-29 Series: Tied, 4-4 Series at CU: Tied, 2-2 Last Meeting: L, 49-28 (2017) 2017 Record: 11-1 (.916) 2017 MSC Record: 6-0 (1.000) 2017 Postseason Ranking: #5

Media Information Media Contact: JoJo Freeman Phone: (615) 547-1350 Email: jfreeman@cumberland.edu Website: GoCumberlandAthletics.com

Media Information Media Contact: Jenny Elder Phone: (502) 863-7972 Email: jenny_elder@georgetowncollege.edu Website: GeorgetownCollegeAthletics.com

Media Information Media Contact: Chris Wells Phone: (270) 384-8071 Email: wellsc@lindsey.edu Website: LindseyAthletics.com

Cincinnati Christian University Nov. 10 | Campbellsville, Ky. Quick Facts Location: Cincinnati, Ohio Colors: Purple, White Stadium: Howard Field Head Coach: Trevor Zeiders (1st) Record at CCU: First Season Series: CU leads, 2-0 Series at CU: CU leads, 1-0 Last Meeting: W, 48-7 (2017) 2017 Record: 0-11 (.000) 2017 MSC Record: 0-6 (.000) 2017 Postseason Ranking: NR Media Information Media Contact: Jared Fayne Phone: (513) 981-6784 Email: jared.fayne@ccuniversity.edu Website: CCUAthletics.com

Blake Young, a 2014 Tiger Football alumnus, broke many records while at Campbellsville and still holds the marks for most tackles in a career with 366 and the most blocked field goals in a career with nine from 2011-14.

NCCAA Victory Bowl Champions

Fighting Tiger Football Turns 31 Since 1987, football at Campbellsville University has had one common goal – a commitment to excellence. The Tiger football program was dormant for 50 years until athletic director Don Bishop, the Athletic Boosters’ Club and athletic committee worked to restore the program in 1987. With the approval of then president Dr. W.R. Davenport, former Russell County High School coach Ron Finley was hired to lead the program’s rebirth. The first four-year varsity program began in 1988 with no scholarships, one full-time assistant coach, five part-time assistants and only a half-time trainer. At the time, few people realized how successful the football program would become, with more than 100 football players enrolling each fall – an increased enrollment that helped offset the original expenses involved in setting up the program. Davenport went on to say that the addition of the program “changed the course of the institution.”

The Tigers narrowly missed the postseason after falling at Georgetown College to end the year. However, the 1992 season ended on a different note. CU knocked off Georgetown for the first time in program history, 29-27, at home on Nov. 14. The win clinched the Tigers’ first Mid-South Football Conference Championship in a three-way tie for first with Georgetown and Union College.

Campbellsville hosted Centre College for its first game Sept. 10, 1988 at what is now known as Finley Stadium. While the ’88 season ended with a 0-11 record, the Tigers captured their first victory on Sept. 9, 1989 with a 20-16 win over the University of Evansville.

Campbellsville topped Georgetown again in 1996 and 1997, leading to an outright Mid-South championship and the program’s first NAIA playoff appearance in 1997. In 2001, CU posted its best record in school history (10-3) and advanced to the NAIA Final Eight against Georgetown.

The following year was Finley’s first winning season with the Tigers (8-2) earning the program’s first national ranking and Finley a Coach of the Year honor. The ’90s became the Tigers’ best decade, as they rose to a No. 2 national ranking in the sixth week of the 1991 season. The Tigers maintained a Top 10 ranking until their undefeated run ended at Lambuth University, 35-31, in week nine.

Finley ended his college coaching career in 2002 with a 77-81-1 record. After the growing pain years of 1988 and 1989, Finley’s Tigers posted a 75-63 record and were 43-32 in his last seven seasons. Mark Peach served as head coach for two seasons before being replaced in 2005 by former Campbellsville athletic director and Carson-Newman College assistant Jim Deaton.

Coach Ron Finley celebrates with Kevin Ray as the Fighting Tigers topped rival Georgetown College on their home field to claim the Mid-South Conference Regular Season Championship in 1997.

Perry Thomas Era

Perry Thomas was hired in 2008 with the mission of restoring the Tiger football program. He returned the Tigers to the postseason in 2010 and 2011 with trips to the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) Victory Bowl. The Tigers defeated Greenville College (Ill.) to win the 2011 Victory Bowl title. In 2014, Thomas led the Tigers to the NAIA Playoffs for the first time since 2001, as CU won a share of the Mid-South Conference West Division. The Tigers squared off with Reinhardt University in the 2015 regular season finale and won, 70-56 -- combining for the most points scored in a game and going 5-0 inside the MSC West Division. CU is coming off another big time season in 2017 where it went 8-2 but saw itself on the outside looking in at the NAIA Playoffs. The Tigers instead hosted the Victory Bowl and won their third title over Southwestern Assemblies of God, 41-28. During the first 30 years of the football program, Campbellsville has produced five NAIA First Team All-Americans, along with five NAIA Second Team All-Americans. In addiition, 11 student-athletes earned NAIA Honorable Mention All-American honors. In the NCCAA, three Tigers have been selected as NCCAA Players of the Year. Dwight Houston earned the award in 2011, followed by Jacob Russell in 2015 and Hunter Brown winning the award in 2017.

Along with Player of the Year mentions, a total of 28 student-athletes were named to the NCCAA First Team All-America, along with seven second team honorees and 11 honorable mention award winners Within the Mid-South Conference, a total of 115 student-athletes garnered First Team All-MSC honors and 87 individuals were selected to the All-MSC Second Team. Along with the All-MSC mentions, 129 student-athletes earned Academic All-MSC awards. Campbellsville also has a trio of Tigers etched in the NAIA rankings. During the 2007 and 2008 seasons, Greg Fountain led the NAIA in rushing after posting 1,511 rushing yards in 2007 and 1,726 yards in 2008 to average 151.1 and 156.9 yards per game, respectively. In 2015, Jacob Russell led the country in total offense and passing yards. He recorded 3,676 passing yards during the season and averaged 334.2 yards a game. Russell capped off his season with 4,099 total yards of offense, and averaged 372.6 yards per contest in 2015. Hunter Brown continued the strong play at quarterback by leading the NAIA in passing yards per game with 370.5 in 2017. He finished ranked fourth with 3,705 passing yards in his senior season.

Records vs. Opponents Anderson 10/22/94 A 10/21/95 H

(0-2) 7-24 27-36

Carson-Newman 9/10/09 A

(0-1) 10-38

Austin Peay 8/29/98 9/25/99 8/30/01 9/7/02 9/6/03 9/4/04

(4-2) 36-23 35-36 45-27 36-45 17-14 27-14

Centre 9/10/88

(0-1) 10-28

A H A H A H

Ave Maria 1-0 10-21-17 A 52-7 Baker 11/2/00

(0-1) 23-27

Belhaven 9/5/98 10/16/99 10/7/00 10/6/01 10/12/02 10/11/03 10/23/04 10/29/05 10/28/06 11/03/07 10/18/08 10/17/09 9/22/12 9/28/13 9/27/14

A H A H A H A A H A H A A H A

(9-6) 26-12 32-34 35-34 34-19 21-24 51-28 45-32 29-55 46-49 20-48 35-33 21-20 28-70 54-22 31-13

Bethel 9/17/94 9/16/95 9/21/96 9/13/03 9/18/04 11/12/05 11/11/06 11/10/07 9/15/12 9/21/13 9/20/14 10/17/15 10/15/16 9-30-17

(10-4) A 26-15 H 19-0 A 31-9 A 31-20 H 31-17 H 19-51 A 1-0* H 21-34 H 24-33 A 26-0 H 44-3 A 69-21 H 53-59 A 43-37OT

Bluefield (3-0) 11/10/12 A 23-14 9/26/15 H 40-14 9/24/16 A 48-34

Cincinnati Christian (2-0) 11/12/16 H 49-0 10/14/17 A 48-7 Cumberland (16-12) 9/15/90 A 34-0 9/21/91 H 27-24 9/12/92 A 28-27 9/11/93 H 21-26 9/10/94 A 3-28 9/23/95 H 6-34 9/28/96 A 14-17 10/25/97 H 28-7 10/24/98 A 40-21 11/6/99 H 21-35 10/21/00 A 37-16 10/20/01 H 38-37 10/26/02 A 0-1* 10/25/03 A 37-7 10/2/04 H 34-17 10/22/05 H 62-60 10/21/06 A 7-27 10/27/07 H 7-41 8/30/08 H 38-48 9/5/09 A 38-37 9/11/10 A 21-33 9/10/11 H 30-27 10/20/12 A 23-28 10/26/13 H 24-19 10/25/14 A 17-27 10/24/15 H 41-21 10/22/16 A 40-46 11/4/17 H 58-34 Cumberlands 10/15/88 10/14/89 10/13/90 9/19/91 10/17/92 10/16/93 10/15/94 10/14/95 10/19/96 10/18/97 10/17/98 10/30/99 9/23/00 9/22/01

A H A H A H A H A H A H A H

(12-17) 14-55 10-14 14-24 31-19 28-10 13-7 23-20 6-30 10-7 28-7 24-7 27-14 42-21 23-6

9/28/02 9/27/03 9/11/04 10/1/05 10/7/06 9/8/07 11/1/08 10/31/09 10/16/10 10/15/11 10/27/12 11/2/13 11/1/14 8/27/15 9/25/16

A H A A H H H A A H A H A H A

34-10 13-21 17-33 21-48 12-27 13-17 27-34 6-21 28-34 13-20 19-68 17-70 58-12 24-27 17-23

Earlham 11/5/88

(0-1) 12-28

Evansville 11/19/88 9/9/89 10/20/90 10/26/91

A H A H

(3-1) 22-45 20-16 35-20 37-22

Fairmont State 9/4/99 A 9/2/00 H

(0-2) 7-43 27-35

Faulkner 10/23/10 10/22/11 11/3/12 11/9/13 11/8/14 10/3/15 10/1/16

H A H A H A H

(4-4) 22-21 49-59 24-31 17-52 30-21 59-5 51-69

Findlay 10/10/92 10/9/93 9/7/96 9/6/97

H A H A

(0-4) 7-28 12-70 0-30 20-28

Geneva 11/22/97 A

(0-1) 14-34

Georgetown 11/12/88 A 11/11/89 H 11/10/90 H 11/16/91 A 11/14/92 H 11/13/93 A 11/12/94 H 11/11/95 A

(5-23) 7-51 6-63 13-28 14-63 29-27 6-43 20-30 0-37

11/16/96 11/15/97 11/14/98 10/9/99 10/28/00 10/27/01 11/24/01 11/2/02 11/1/03 11/6/04 10/8/05 10/14/06 10/25/08 10/24/09 10/7/10 10/8/11 10/6/12 10/12/13 10/11/14 10/28/17

H 24-20 A 38-21 H 14-50 A 7-30 A 28-38 H 7-49 A 9-76 A 13-41 H 21-55 A 17-41 H 0-45 A 6-59 A 45-51 H 21-14 H 21-52 A 6-31 H 13-42 A 14-19 H 28-24 H 24-31OT

Greenville 11/19/11

(1-0) 21-7

Hanover 10/1/88 9/30/89

H A

(0-2) 12-49 0-36

Ky. Christian (5-1) 8/28/10 H 38-7 10/20/11 A 24-21 9/29/12 A 15-14 10/5/13 H 23-6 10/4/14 A 6-12 10/7/17 H 58-25 Ky. Wesleyan 10/8/88 10/7/89 10/6/90 10/5/96 10/14/00 10/13/01 10/18/03 9/25/04 10/15/05

(5-3-1) A 16-41 H 20-20 H 35-20 A 63-35 H 64-27 A 27-0 H 46-14 A 24-28 A 30-34

Records vs. Opponents Lambuth 10/29/88 10/28/89 10/27/90 11/2/91 10/31/92 10/30/93 10/29/94 10/28/95 11/2/96 11/1/97 10/31/98 11/13/99 9/30/00 9/29/01 10/5/02 10/4/03 10/16/04 11/5/05 11/4/06 10/20/07 9/20/08 9/19/09 Lindenwood 10/5/91 10/3/92 10/2/93 10/1/94

H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H H

(6-16) 7-21 14-27 37-17 31-35 26-19 13-42 15-51 19-40 14-19 7-13 24-27 22-55 22-28 28-35 28-35 17-6 27-17 20-14 30-15 13-48 10-51 13-28

H A H A

(3-1) 23-12 21-19 40-19 20-21

Lindsey Wilson 9/25/10 H 9/24/11 A 10/13/12 H 8/31/13 A 8/28/14 H 10/31/15 A 10/29/16 H 11/11/17 A

(4-4) 48-30 56-25 28-23 17-24 40-44 26-21 33-54 28-49

Malone 9/9/00 9/8/01

A H

(2-0) 28-24 34-15

Marian 11/21/15 A

(0-1) 7-44

Maryville 11/4/89

(0-1) 0-6

Middle Tennessee (0-1) 9/18/93 A 13-70 Mount St. Joseph (2-0) 9/29/90 H 33-13 10/12/91 A 31-21

Murray State 9/7/13 A

(0-1) 14-83

North Greenville 10/8/94 H 10/7/95 A 10/12/96 H 11/11/97 A 10/10/98 H 10/23/99 A 9/16/00 H 9/15/01 A 11/20/10 A

(4-5) 21-7 14-35 6-27 38-24 34-41 26-30 24-7 27-13 16-45

Ohio Dominican 9/3/05 A 9/2/06 H 9/1/07 A 9/13/08 H

(0-4) 33-49 9-38 0-71 14-50

Olivet Nazarene 9/7/91 A 9/5/92 H 9/4/93 A 9/3/94 H

(3-1) 30-25 35-20 6-24 27-11

Pikeville (7-6) 11/3/01 A 43-33 11/9/02 H 0-1* 11/8/03 A 41-38 11/13/04 H 7-24 9/24/05 H 28-38 9/23/06 A 24-13 11/15/08 H 24-0 11/14/09 A 31-17 10/2/10 A 62-17 10/1/11 H 30-37 9/1/12 H 7-14 10/10/15 H 42-34 9/1/16 A 34-41 8/24/17 H 28-14 Point University (1-0) 9-2-18 A 51-33 Reinhardt 11/16/13 11/15/14 11/7/15 11/5/16

(2-2) 48-66 31-14 70-56 20-69

Saint Xavier 11/22/14 A

(0-1) 35-38

St. Francis 11/17/01 H

(1-0) 42-21

H A H A

Shorter 9/30/06 9/22/07 10/4/08 10/1/09

H H H A

(1-3) 17-38 7-28 14-24 42-28

SAGU (1-0) 11/18/17 41-28 Sue Bennett 9/9/95 9/14/96 9/13/97

H A H

(3-0) 27-17 58-0 52-0

Tenn. Wesleyan 10/22/88 A 10/21/89 H 9/22/90 A

(2-1) 29-32 20-7 40-10

Tennessee Tech 8/31/95 A

(0-1) 0-49

Thomas More 9/20/97 H 10/3/98 A

(2-0) 22-19 16-10

Tri-State 9/19/98 9/11/99

H A

(0-2) 15-36 0-31

Tusculum 9/28/91 9/26/92 9/25/93 9/24/94 9/30/95

A H A H H

(3-2) 58-7 27-7 8-21 0-31 34-21

A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A H A A

(15-11) 0-31 8-15 28-11 14-7 22-26 34-37 8-29 12-16 20-6 38-13 49-7 52-27 43-13 49-7 42-13 9-3 2OT 39-32 14-31

Union 9/17/88 9/16/89 11/3/90 11/9/91 11/7/92 11/6/93 11/5/94 11/4/95 11/9/96 11/8/97 11/7/98 10/2/99 11/11/00 10/10/01 11/16/02 11/15/03 10/9/04 10/13/07

11/8/08 11/7/09 9/4/10 9/1/11 9/8/12 9/19/15 9/10/16

A H A H H A H

14-31 31-29 47-36 30-14 13-14 37-2 40-47

Urbana 9/24/88 9/23/89

H A

(0-2) 6-35 6-24

H H A H H A H A H

(5-4)** 56-33 49-21 35-16 45-52 28-49 41-61 31-32 45-42 42-6

Valparaiso 9/14/02 A

(1-0) 57-28

Webber Intâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;l 9/17/05 9/16/06 9/13/14 9/12/15

(2-2) 1-0* 0-36 20-7 25-35

Westminster 10/24/92 A 10/23/93 H

(0-2) 14-35 7-23

WVU Tech 9/29/07 9/27/08 9/26/09 11/13/10 11/12/11

(4-1) 16-41 57-47 16-6 56-35 32-23

Wilmington 9/8/90 H 9/14/91 A

(2-0) 35-24 29-14

Virginia-Wise 9/12/98 9/21/02 9/20/03 10/30/04 10/6/07 10/11/08 10/10/09 11/6/10 11/5/11

H A H A

A A H A H

Wisconsin-Whitewater (0-2) 9/18/10 H 16-37 9/17/11 A 14-54 *Forfeit **Formerly Clinch Valley

Year-by-Year Results

1988 9/10/88 Centre 9/17/88 @ Union 9/24/88 Urbana 10/1/88 Hanover 10/8/88 @Ky Wesleyan 10/15/88 @ Cumberlands 10/22/88 @Tn. Wesleyan 10/29/88 Lambuth 11/5/88 Earlham 11/12/88 @Georgetown 11/19/88 @Evansville

0-11 (0-5 MSC) L 10-28 0-1 L 0-31 0-2 L 6-35 0-3 L 12-49 0-4 L 16-41 0-5 L 14-55 0-6 L 29-32 0-7 L 7-21 0-8 L 12-28 0-9 L 7-51 0-10 L 22-45 0-11

1989 2-7-1 (2-3-1 MSC) 9/9/89 Evansville W 20-16 1-0 9/16/89 Union L 8-15 1-1 9/23/89 @Urbana L 6-24 1-2 9/30/89 @Hanover L 0-36 1-3 10/7/89 Ky. Wesleyan T 20-20 1-3-1 10/14/89 Cumberlands L 10-14 1-4-1 10/21/89 TN Wesleyan W 20-7 2-4-1 10/28/89 @Lambuth L 14-27 2-5-1 11/4/89 @Maryville L 0-6 2-6-1 11/11/89 Georgetown L 6-63 2-7-1 1990 9/8/90 Wilmington 9/15/90 @Cumberland 9/22/90 @Tn. Wesleyan 9/29/90 Mt. St. Joseph 10/6/90 Ky. Wesleyan 10/13/90 @Cumberlands 10/20/90 @ Evansville 10/27/90 Lambuth 11/3/90 @Union 11/10/90 Georgetown

8-2 (3-2 MSC) W 35-24 1-0 W 34-0 2-0 W 40-10 3-0 W 33-13 4-0 W 35-20 5-0 L 14-24 5-1 W 35-20 6-1 W 37-17 7-1 W 28-11 8-1 L 13-28 8-2

1991 9-2 (4-2 MSC) 9/7/91 @Olivet Naz. W 30-25 1-0 9/14/91 @Wilmington W 29-14 2-0 9/21/91 Cumberland W 27-24 3-0 9/28/91 @Tusculum W 58-7 4-0 10/5/91 Lindenwood W 23-12 5-0 10/12/91 @Mt. St. Joseph W 31-21 6-0 10/19/91 Cumberlands W 21-19 7-0 10/26/91 Evansville W 37-22 8-0 11/2/91 @Lambuth L 31-35 8-1 11/9/91 Union W 14-7 9-1 11/16/91 @Georgetown L 14-63 9-2 1992 7-3 (4-1 MSC) MSC Co-Champions 9/5/92 Olivet Nazarene W 35-20 1-0 9/12/92 @Cumberland W 28-27 2-0 9/26/92 Tusculum W 27-7 3-0 10/3/92 @Lindenwood W 21-19 4-0 10/10/92 Findlay L 7-28 4-1 10/17/92 @Cumberlands W 28-10 5-1 10/24/92 @Westminster L 14-35 5-2 10/31/92 Lambuth W 26-19 6-2 11/7/92 @Union L 22-26 6-3 11/14/92 Georgetown W 29-27 7-3

1993 2-9 (1-4 MSC) 9/4/93 @Olivet Nazarene L 6-24 0-1 9/11/93 Cumberland L 21-26 0-2 9/18/93 @Mid. Tenn L 13-70 0-3 9/25/93 @Tusculum L 8-21 0-4 10/2/93 Lindenwood W 40-19 1-4 10/9/93 @Findlay L 12-70 1-5 10/16/93 Cumberlands W 13-7 2-5 1023/93 Westminster L 7-23 2-6 10/30/93 @Lambuth L 13-42 2-7 11/6/93 Union L 34-37 2-8 11/13/93 Georgetown L 6-43 2-9

1998 8/29/98 @Austin Peay 9/5/98 @Belhaven 9/12/98 Clinch Valley 9/19/98 Tri-State 10/3/98 @Thomas More 10/10/98 N. Greenville 10/17/98 @Cumberlands 10/24/98 Cumberland 10/31/98 Lambuth 11/7/98 @Union 11/14/98 Georgetown

7-4 (4-3 MSC) W 36-23 1-0 W 36-12 2-0 W 56-33 3-0 L 15-36 3-1 W 16-10 4-1 L 34-41 4-2 W 24-7 5-2 W 40-21 6-2 L 24-27 6-3 W 49-7 7-3 L 14-50 7-4

1994 4-7 (1-4 MSC) 9/3/94 Olivet Nazarene W 27-11 1-0 9/10/94 @Cumberland L 3-28 1-1 9/17/94 @Bethel W 26-15 2-1 9/24/94 Tusculum L 0-31 2-2 10/1/94 @Lindenwood L 20-21 2-3 10/8/94 N. Greenville W 21-7 3-3 10/15/94 @Cumberlands W 23-20 4-3 10/22/94 @Anderson Unv. L 7-24 4-4 10/29/94 Lambuth L 15-51 4-5 11/5/94 @Union L 8-29 4-6 11/12/94 Georgetown L 20-30 4-7

1999 9/4/99 @Fairmont St 9/11/99 @Tri-State 9/25/99 Austin Peay 10/2/99 Union 10/9/99 @Georgetown 10/16/99 Belhaven 10/26/99 @N. Greenville 11/2/99 Cumberlands 11/9/99 @Cumberland 11/16/02 @Lambuth

2-8 (2-5 MSC) L 7-43 0-1 L 0-31 0-2 L 35-36 0-3 W 52-27 1-3 L 7-30 1-4 L 32-34 1-5 L 26-30 1-6 W 27-14 2-6 L 21-35 2-7 L 22-55 2-8

2000 9/2/00 Fairmont State 9/9/00 @Malone 9/16/00 N. Greenville 9/23/00 @Cumberlands 9/30/00 Lambuth 10/7/00 @Belhaven 10/14/00 Ky Wesleyan 10/21/00 Cumberland 10/28/00 @Georgetown 11/11/00 @Union 12/2/00 vs. Baker

7-4 (5-2 MSC) L 27-35 0-1 W 28-24 1-1 W 24-7 2-1 W 42-21 3-1 L 22-28 3-2 W 35-34 4-2 W 64-27 5-2 W 37-16 6-2 L 28-38 6-3 W 43-13 7-3 L 23-27 7-4

2001 8/30/01 @Austin Peay 9/8/01 Malone College 9/15/01 @N.Greenville 9/22/01 Cumberlands 9/29/01 @Lambuth 10/6/01 Belhaven 10/13/01 @Ky. Wesleyan 10/20/01 @Cumberland 10/27/01 Georgetown 11/3/01 @Pikeville 11/10/01 Union 11/17/01 St. Francis IN 11/24/01 @Georgetown

10-3 (5-2 MSC) W 45-27 1-0 W 34-15 2-0 W 27-13 3-0 W 23-6 4-0 L 28-35 4-1 W 34-19 5-1 W 27-0 6-1 W 38-37 7-1 L 7-49 7-2 W 43-33 8-2 W 49-7 9-2 W 42-21 10-2 L 9-76 10-3

2002 9/7/02 Austin Peay 9/14/02 @Valparaiso 9/21/02 UVA Wise 9/28/02 @Cumberlands 10/5/02 Lambuth 10/12/02 @Belhaven 10/26/02 Cumberland 11/2/02 @Georgetown 11/9/02 Pikeville 11/16/02 @Union

4-6 (5-3 MSC)^ L 36-45 0-1 W 57-28 1-1 W 49-21 2-1 W 34-10 3-1 L 28-35 3-2 L 21-24 3-3 L 0-1* 3-4 L 13-41 3-5 L 0-1* 3-6 W 42-13 4-6

1995 8/31/95 @Tenn. Tech 9/9/95 Sue Bennett 9/16/95 Bethel 9/23/95 @Cumberlands 9/30/95 Tusculum 10/7/95 @N.Greenville 10/14/95 Cumberland 10/21/95 Anderson Unv. 10/28/95 Union 11/4/95 @Georgetown

3-8 (2-6 MSC) L 0-49 0-1 W 27-17 1-1 W 19-0 2-1 L 6-34 2-2 W 34-21 3-2 L 14-35 3-3 L 6-30 3-4 L 27-36 3-5 L 12-16 3-6 L 0-37 3-7

1996 9/7/96 Findlay 9/14/96 @Sue Bennett 9/21/96 @Bethel 9/28/96 Cumberland 10/5/96 @Ky Wesleyan 10/12/96 N. Greenville 10/19/96 @Cumberlands 11/2/96 Lambuth 11/9/96 @Union 11/16/96 Georgetown

6-4 (4-3 MSC) L 0-30 0-1 W 58-0 1-1 W 31-9 2-1 L 14-17 2-2 W 63-35 3-2 L 6-27 3-3 W 10-7 4-3 L 14-19 4-4 W 20-6 5-4 W 24-20 6-4

1997 7-3 (5-1 MSC) MSC Champions 9/6/97 @Findlay L 20-28 0-1 9/13/97 Sue Bennett W 52-0 1-1 9/20/97 Thomas More W 22-19 2-1 10/11/97 @N. Greenville W 38-24 3-1 10/18/97 Cumberlands W 52-17 4-1 10/25/97 @Cumberland W 28-7 5-1 11/1/97 @Lambuth L 7-13 5-2 11/8/97 Union W 38-13 6-2 11/15/97 Georgetown W 38-21 7-2 11/22/97 @Geneva L 14-34 7-3

^Assistant coaches Eric Graves and Mike Thomas served as co-head coaches for final game of 2002 season.

Year-by-Year Results 11/3/12 Faulkner 11/10/12 @Bluefield 9-2 (7-2 MSC) W 17-14 1-0 W 31-20 2-0 W 35-16 3-0 L 13-21 3-1 W 17-6 4-1 W 51-28 5-1 W 46-14 6-1 W 37-7 7-1 L 21-55 7-2 W 41-38 8-2 W 9-3** 9-2

2008 3-8 (2-4 MSC West) 8/30/08 Cumberland L 38-48 0-1 9/13/08 Ohio Dominican L 14-50 0-2 9/20/08 @Lambuth L 10-51 0-3 9/27/08 @WV Tech W 57-47 1-3 10/4/08 Shorter L 14-24 1-4 10/11/08 @UVA-Wise L 41-61 1-5 10/18/08 Belhaven W 35-33 2-5 10/25/08 @Georgetown L 45-51 2-6 11/1/08 Cumberlands L 27-34 2-7 11/8/08 @Union L 24-31 2-8 11/15/08 Pikeville W 24-0 3-8

2004 6-5 (5-5 MSC) 9/4/04 Austin Peay W 27-14 1-0 9/11/04 @Cumberlands L 17-33 1-1 9/18/04 Bethel TN W 31-17 2-1 9/25/04 @Ky. Wesleyan L 24-28 2-2 10/2/04 Cumberland W 34-17 3-2 10/9/04 @Union College W 39-32 4-2 10/16/04 Lambuth W 27-17 5-2 10/23/04 @ Belhaven W 45-32 6-2 10/30/04 UVA Wise L 45-52 6-3 11/6/04 @ Georgetown L 17-41 6-4 11/13/04 Pikeville L 7-24 6-5

2009 7-4 (4-2 MSC East) 9/5/09 @Cumb. TN W 38-37 1-0 9/10/09 @Carson-Newman L 10-38 1-1 9/19/09 Lambuth L 13-28 1-2 9/26/09 WVU Tech W 16-2 2-2 10/1/09 @Shorter W 42-28 3-2 10/10/09 UVA-Wise L 31-32 3-3 10/17/09 @Belhaven W 21-20 4-3 10/24/09 Georgetown W 21-14 5-3 10/31/09 @Cumberlands L 6-21 5-4 11/7/09 Union W 31-29 6-4 11/14/09 @Pikeville W 31-17 7-4

2005 3-7 (2-3 MSC West) 9/3/05 @Ohio Dom. L 33-49 0-1 9/17/05 Webber Int’l W 1-0* 1-1 9/24/05 Pikeville L 28-38 1-2 10/1/05 @Cumberlands L 21-48 1-3 10/8/05 Georgetown L 0-45 1-4 10/15/05 @Ky Wesleyan L 30-34 1-5 10/22/05 Cumberland W 62-60 2-5 10/29/05 @Belhaven L 29-55 2-6 11/5/05 @Lambuth W 20-14 ** 3-6 11/12/05 Bethel L 19-51 3-7

2010 7-5 (5-1 MSC East) 8/28/10 Ky. Christian W 38-7 1-0 9/4/10 @Union W 10-36 2-0 9/11/10 @Cumberland L 13-33 2-1 9/18/10 Wisc.-Whitewater L 16-37 2-2 9/25/10 Lindsey Wilson W 42-30 3-2 10/2/10 @Pikeville W 31-17 4-2 10/7/10 Georgetown L 21-52 4-3 10/16/10 @Cumberlands L 21-34 4-4 10/23/10 Faulkner W 22-21 5-4 11/6/10 @UVA-Wise W 45-42 6-4 11/13/10 @WVU Tech W 56-35 7-4 11/20/10 @N. Greenville L 16-45 7-5

2003 9/6/03 @Austin Peay 9/13/03 @Bethel TN 9/20/03 @UVA-Wise 9/27/03 Cumb. KY 10/4/03 @Lambuth 10/11/03 Belhaven 10/18/03 Ky. Wesleyan 10/25/03 @Cumberland 11/1/03 Georgetown 11/8/03 Pikeville 11/15/03 Union

2006 2-8 (1-4 MSC West) 9/2/06 Ohio Dom. L 9-38 0-1 9/16/06 @Webber L 0-36 0-2 9/23/06 @Pikeville W 24-13 1-2 9/30/06 Shorter L 17-38 1-3 10/7/06 Cumberlands L 12-27 1-4 10/14/06 @Georgetown L 6-59 1-5 10/21/06 @Cumberland L 7-27 1-6 10/28/06 Belhaven L 46-49 1-7 11/4/06 Lambuth W 30-15 2-7 11/11/06 @Bethel W 1-0* 3-7 2007 0-10 (0-5 MSC West) 9/1/07 @Ohio Dom. L 0-71 0-1 9/8/07 Cumberlands L 13-17 0-2 9/22/07 Shorter L 7-28 0-3 9/29/07 @WV Tech L 16-41 0-4 10/6/07 UVA-Wise L 28-49 0-5 10/13/07 @Union L 14-31 0-6 10/20/07 @Lambuth L 13-48 0-7 10/27/07 Cumberland L 7-41 0-8 11/3/07 @Belhaven L 20-48 0-9 11/10/07 Bethel L 21-34 0-10

2011 7-5 (3-2 MSC East) 9/1/11 Union W 30-14 1-0 9/10/11 Cumberland TN W 30-27 2-0 9/17/11 @Wisc.-Whitewater L 14-54 2-1 9/24/11 @Lindsey Wilson W 56-25 3-1 10/1/11 Pikeville L 30-37 3-2 10/8/11 @Georgetown L 6-31 3-3 10/15/11 Cumberlands L 13-20 3-4 10/22/11 @Faulkner L 49-59 3-5 10/29/11 @Ky. Christian W 24-21 4-5 11/5/11 UVA-Wise W 42-6 5-5 11/12/11 WVU Tech W 32-23 6-5 11/19/11 Greenville W 21-7 7-5 2012 3-8 (2-4 MSC West) 9/1/12 Pikeville L 7-14 0-1 9/8/12 Union L 13-14 0-2 9/15/12 Bethel TN L 24-33 0-3 9/22/12 @Belhaven L 28-70 0-4 9/29/12 @Ky. Christian W 15-14 1-4 10/6/12 Georgetown L 13-42 1-5 10/13/12 Lindsey Wilson W 28-23 2-5 10/20/12 @Cumberland L 23-28 2-6 10/27/12 @Cumberlands L 19-62 2-7

L 24-31 2-8 W 23-14 3-8

2013 4-6 (3-2 MSC West) 8/31/13 @Lindsey Wilson L 17-24 0-1 9/7/13 @Murray State L 14-83 0-2 9/21/13 @Bethel TN W 26-0 1-2 9/28/13 Belhaven W 54-22 2-2 10/5/13 Ky. Christian W 23-6 3-2 10/12/13 @Georgetown L 14-19 3-3 10/26/13 Cumberland W 24-19 4-3 11/2/13 Cumberlands L 17-70 4-4 11/9/13 @Faulkner L 17-52 4-5 11/16/13 Reinhardt L 48-66 4-6 2014 7-4 (4-1 MSC West) MSC Champs 8/28/14 Lindsey Wilson L 40-44 0-1 9/13/14 Webber Int’l W 20-7 1-1 9/20/14 Bethel TN W 44-3 2-1 9/27/14 @ Belhaven W 31-13 3-1 10/4/14 @ Ky. Christian L 6-12 3-2 10/11/14 Georgetown W 28-24 4-2 10/25/14 @ Cumberland L 17-27 4-3 11/1/14 @ Cumberlands W 58-12 5-3 11/8/14 Faulkner W 30-21 6-3 11/15/14 @ Reinhardt W 31-14 7-3 11/22/14 @ St. Xavier L 35-38 7-4 2015 8-3 (5-0 MSC West) MSC Champs 8/27/15 Cumberlands L 24-27 0-1 9/11/15 @ Webber Intt’l L 25-35 0-2 9/19/15 @ Union College W 37-23 1-2 9/26/15 Bluefield W 40-14 2-2 10/3/2015 @ Faulkner W 59-50 3-2 10/10/15 Pikeville W 42-34 4-2 10/17/15 @ Bethel Univ. W 69-21 5-2 10/24/15 Cumberland W 41-21 6-2 10/31/15 @Lindsey Wilson W 26-21 7-2 11/7/15 Reinhardt W 70-56 8-2 11/21/15 @ Marian L 7-44 8-3 2016 2-8 (0-5 MSC West) 8/25/16 @ Cumberlands L 17-23 0-1 9/1/16 @ Pikeville L 34-41 0-1 9/10/16 Union College L 40-47 0-3 9/24/16 @ Bluefield W 48-34 1-3 10/1/16 Faulkner L 51-69 1-4 10/15/16 Bethel Univ. L 53-59 1-5 10/22/16 Cumberland L 40-46 1-6 10/29/16 Lindsey Wilson L 33-54 1-7 11/5/16 @ Reinhardt L 20-69 1-8 11/12/16 Cincy Christian W 49-0 2-8 2017 8-2 (4-2 MSC West) 8-24-17 Pikeville W 28-14 1-0 9-2-17 @ Point Univ. W 51-33 2-0 9-30-17 @ Bethel Univ. W 43-37OT 3-0 10-7-17 Ky. Christian W 58-25 4-0 10-14-17 @Cincy Christian W 48-7 5-0 10-21-17 @ Ave Maria W 52-7 6-0 10-28-17 Georgetown L 31-24OT 6-1 11-4-17 Cumberland U. W 58-34 7-1 11-11-17 @Lindsey Wilson L 49-28 7-2 11-18-17 SAGU W 41-28 8-2 Home Record: 78-74-1 • Away Record: 68-89 All-Time: 147-163-1 • MSC Record: 92-89-1

Fighting Tiger Football

NAIA & NCCAA Awards NAIA All-Americans

First Team 2001 Demetrius Forney 2008 Greg Fountain 2010 Calvin Bini 2016 Bradley Bates

Defensive Line Running Back Defensive Back Kicker

Second Team 1992 Dan Gonzales 1992 Steve Lovelace 1995 Tim Rogers 2000 Demetrius Forney 2015 Jacob Russell 2016 Tyus Alcorn

Offensive Line Linebacker Linebacker Defensive Line Quarterback Wide Receiver

Honorable 1998 1999 1999 2000 2001 2001 2001 2002 2002 2002 2003 2003

Running Back Defensive Line Offensive Line Linebacker Offensive Line Running Back Defensive Back Wide Receiver Offensive Line Running Back Offensive Line Punter

Player of 2011 2015 2017

Mention Timmy Mays Demetrius Forney Max Chaney Josh Schindler Brennan Conway Marques Cunningham William Mulder Ricky Gehres Travis Gay Brian Rowland Travis Gay Donnie Johnson

NCCAA All-Americans

the Year Dwight Houston Jacob Russell Hunter Brown

First Team 2009 Henri Baynham-Baker 2009 Calvin Bini 2009 Trey Mayes 2009 Harold Small 2009 Alex Zimmerman 2011 Henri Baynham-Baker 2011 Wayne Coffee 2011 Dwight Houston 2011 Carl Ojala 2011 Stan Warrenhuffman 2012 Blake Young 2013 Dekwain Tarrance 2013 Blake Young 2013 Alex Zimmerman 2015 Jacob Russell 2015 Tyus Alcorn 2015 Jarrod Harrington 2015 Blake Cordell

Linebacker Quarterback Quarterback Defensive Line Punt Returner Linebacker Wide Receiver Offensive Line Defensive Line Running Back Linebacker Punter Wide Receiver Linebacker Defensive Line Defensive Back Offensive Line Quarterback Wide Receiver Wide Receiver Offensive Line

2015 2016 2016 2017 2017 2017 2017 2017 2017 2017

Dekwain Tarrance Hunter Brown Tyus Alcorn Hunter Brown Danteâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Holliis Zerric Willis Keanu Young Wade Holtsclaw Darius Moore BJ Pelt

Defensive Line Quarterback Wide Receiver Quarterback Offensive Line Wide Receiver Wide Receiver Running Back Linebacker Cornerback

Second Team 2012 Jarrod Harrington 2012 Darius Skinner 2015 Percy Minor 2016 Blake Cordell 2016 Bradley Bates 2017 Cruise Coulter 2017 Terence Stewart 2017 Jaceree Caldwell

Wide Receiver Defensive Back Defensive Bank Offensive Line Kicker Tight End Offensive Line Defensive Line

Honorable 2009 2011 2012 2013 2013 2015 2016 2016 2016 2016 2017

Defensive Line Defensive Back Linebacker Kick Returner Linebacker Defensive Line Offensive Line Defensive Back Linebacker Linebacker Running Back

Mention Sherman Williams Darius Skinner Nick Reed Trevon Chatman Nick Reed Stephon Tanga Danteâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Hollis Tyler Carpenter Justin Manning Marcus McCants Kendon Young

Jarrod Harrington returned the opening kickoff against Lindsey Wilson 2013 - the game that is known completing after a 4-hour lightning delay in Columbia, Ky.

All Mid-South Conference Players 1988 1989 1989 1990 1990 1990 1990 1990 1990 1991 1991 1992 1992 1992 1992 1992 1993 1993 1993 1994 1995 1996 1996 1996 1996 1997 1997 1997 1997 1997 1997 1997 1998 1998

Mike Todd Cecil Mike Mason Joe Pangallo Mike Morgan Joe Pangallo Shawn Matteoli Steve Tow Rod Burns Tim Yantz Rod Burns Dan Gonzales Dan Gonzales Tim Yantz Jeff Harrod Larry Frith Steve Lovelace Chris Wolfe Ron Williams Shannon Stephens Mark Carroll Tim Rogers Brent Thompson Brian Turpin Chris Gust Mark Carroll Dan McGill Reggie Boggs Joe Don Looney Timmy Mays Eric Lookadoo Kerry Overfelt Chris Finch Timmy Mays Daniel Foster

Linebacker Quarterback Defensive Line Quarterback Defensive Line Tight End Kicker Running Back Offensive Line Running Back Offensive Line Offensive Line Offensive Line Offensive Line Defensive Back Defensive Back Linebacker Defensive Back Defensive Line Defensive Back Linebacker Offensive Line Defensive Line Defensive Line Defensive Back Linebacker Defensive Back Quarterback Running Back Wide Receiver Offensive Line Offensive Line Running Back Offensive Line

Casey Clarke, a former Tiger football and soccer player, continues to hold the record for longest field goals made in history with 55 and 52 yard kicks against Bluefield College and Kentucky Christian, respectively. Both came in the 2012 season.

Tyus Alcorn holds the record for most reception touchdowns in program history with 36 from 2014 to 16. His 36 scores ranks second as running back Greg Fountain scored 47 total TDs in his All-American career.

1998 1999 1999 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 2001 2001 2001 2001 2002 2002 2003 2003 2003 2004 2004 2004 2004 2004 2004 2005 2005 2006 2006

Chad Ashley James Kraus Demetrius Fortney Josh Schindler Max Comley Andy McGill Bryon Kennedy Demetrius Fortney Brennan Conway Marques Cunningham Demetrius Fortney William Mulder Brian Rowland Ricky Gehres Travis Gay Donnie Johnson Phil Dickerson Jerre Fly Josh Jaggers Ricky Gehres Donnie Johnson Chris Williams Donnie Johnson Josh Dye John McCann Jerre Fly Greg Fountain

Linebacker Kicker Defensive Line Linebacker Offensive Line Offensive Line Running Back Defensive Line Offensive Line Running Back Defensive Line Defensive Back Running Back Slotback Offensive Line Kicker Defensive Line Offensive Line Offensive Line Slotback Kicker Defensive Back Punter Quarterback Defensive Line Offensive Line Running Back

All Mid-South Conference Players 2008 2008 2008 2009 2009 2009 2009 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 2010 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2012 2012 2012 2013 2013 2013 2014 2014 2014 2014 2014 2014 2014 2014 2014 2014 2015 2015 2015 2015 2015 2015 2015 2015 2015 2015 2015 2015 2015 2015 2016 2016 2016 2016

A.J. Brown Greg Fountain Jake Wallace Henri Baynham-Baker Calvin Bini Trey Mayes Sherman Williams Henri Baynham-Baker Calvin Bini Gerwan Brewer Harold Small Mark Terry Stan Warrenhuffman Alex Zimmerman Henri Baynham-Baker Wayne Coffee Dwight Houston Darius Skinner Stan Warrenhuffman Jarrod Harrington Darius Skinner Blake Young Dekwain Tarrance Blake Young Andrew Zimmerman Trevon Chatman Daniel DeLeon James Gardner Demytreus Gipson Percy Minor Stephon Tanga Dekwain Tarrance Andrew Vaughn Will Ward Blake Young Blake Cordell Jarrod Harrington Jacob Russell Tyus Alcorn Dekwain Tarrance Stephon Tanga Erik Krivitsky Leonard Malloy AJ Strong Will Ward Marquis Cain James Gardner Percy Minor Jarrod Harrington Tyus Alcorn Hunter Brown Justin Manning Blake Cordell

Offensive Line Running Back Free Safety Defensive Line Defensive Back Linebacker Defensive Line Defensive Line Defensive Back Running Back Wide Receiver Running Back Wide Receiver Offensive Line Defensive Line Running Back Linebacker Defensive Back Wide Receiver Slot Receiver Defensive Back Linebacker Defensive Line Defensive Back Offensive Line Wide Receiver Linebacker Defensive Back Wide Receiver Defensive Back Linebacker Defensive Line Offensive Line Kicker Linebacker Offensive Line Wide Receiver Quarterback Wide Receiver Defensive Line Linebacker Punter Offensive Line Running Back Kicker Defensive Back Defensive Back Defensive Back Return Specialist Wide Receiver Quarterback Linebacker Offensive Line

2016 2016 2016 2016 2017 2017 2017 2017 2017 2017 2017 2017

Keanu Young Wade Holtsclaw Bradley Bates Kendon Young Hunter Brown Danteâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Holliis Zerric Willis Kendon Young Keanu Young Wade Holtsclaw Darius Moore BJ Pelt

Slot Receiver Running Back Kicker Return Specialist Quarterback Offensive Line Wide Receiver Wide Receiver Wide Receiver Running Back Linebacker Cornerback

2011 2014 2015 2016

MSC Divisional PLAYER OF The YEAR Stan Warrenhuffman Offense Daniel DeLeon Defense Jacob Russell Offense Tyus Alcorn Offense

2010 2016 2017

MSC Divisional Freshman of THE Year Gerwan Brewer Offense Justin Manning Defense Jaceree Caldwell Defense

1990 1992 1996 2014 2015

Mid-South Coach of the Year Ron Finley (8-2) Ron Finley (7-3, 4-1 MSC) Ron Finley (6-4, 4-3 MSC) Perry Thomas (7-4, 4-1 MSC) Perry Thomas (8-3, 5-0 MSC)

1997 1998 1999

AFCA Assistant Coach of the Year Samuel Wickliffe (7-3, 5-1 MSC) Eric Graves (7-4, 4-3 MSC) Haywood Riner (2-8, 2-5 MSC)

CLAWZ, the CU mascot, enjoys a fun moment with a young fan on a Saturday at Finley Stadium.

Individual Career Record Book

Rushing 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Yards 4419 2921 2347 2338 2152

Greg Fountain (2005-08) Tim Mays (1996-98) Wayne Coffee (2008-11) Rod Turpin (1990-93) Billy Troutman (1995-98)

Passing 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

TDs 71 66 33 26 24

Rushing 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

attempts 711 523 496 479 392

Greg Fountain (2005-08) Joe Don Looney (1995-98) Wayne Coffee (2008-11) Tim Mays (1996-98) James Sloan (1990-93)

Passes 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

had intercepted 31 Joe Don Looney (1995-98) 24 Nathan Cooper (2008-11) 23 John Myers (1991-93) 23 Mike Mason (1988, 90) 22 Hunter Brown (2014-17)

Rushing 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

TDs 46 34 26 22 21 21

Greg Fountain (2005-08) Joe Don Looney (1995-98) Derek Skaggs (2000-03) Greg Bridges (1990-93) Wayne Coffee (2008-11) Marquis Cunningham (2000-01)

Average 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

yards/rush 6.57 6.36 6.24 6.22 6.17

Matt Brown (2003-05) Marquis Cunningham (2000-01) Billy Troutman (1995-98) Greg Fountain (2005-08) Byron Kennedy (1996-98,00)

Rushing 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

yards/game 107.8 100.7 99.4 91.1 71.8

Greg Fountain (2005-08) Tim Mays (1996-98) Rod Burns (1990-91) Mark Terry (2010) Dylan Underwood (2009)

Pass attempts 1. 945 2. 849 3. 567 4. 448 5. 404

Hunter Brown (2014-17) Jacob Russell (2014-15) Nathan Cooper (2008-11) Joe Don Looney (1995-98) JC Savasuk (2001-02)

Pass completions 1. 573 2. 518 3. 308 4. 209 5. 201

Hunter Brown (2014-17) Jacob Russell (2014-15) Nathan Cooper (2008-11) JC Savasuk (2001-02) Robert Hill (2009-10,12)

Passing 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Hunter Brown (2014-17) Jacob Russell (2014-15) Nathan Cooper (2008-11) JC Savasuk (2001-02) Joe Don Looney (1995-98)

yards 7652 6703 3737 3332 2742

Hunter Brown (2014-17) Jacob Russell (2014-15) Joe Don Looney (1995-98) Nathan Cooper (2008-11) JC Savasuk (2001-02)

Pass completion pct 1. 61.0 Jacob Russell (2014-15) 2. 60.6 Hunter Brown (2014-17) 3. 56.2 Alan Short (2001-04) 4. 55.6 Tajh Milliken (2013-15) 5. 54.3 Nathan Cooper (2008-11) Pass efficiency 1. 149.7 2. 148.8 3. 136.6 4. 134.8 5. 131.7

Jacob Russell (2014-15) Hunter Brown (2014-17) Seth Crisp (2000-03) Tajh Milliken (2013-15) JC Savasuk (2001-02)

Average 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

yards/pass 8.8 8.2 8.1 7.9 7.9

Tajh Milliken (2013-15) JC Savasuk (2001-02) Hunter Brown (2014-17) David Cozart (1990-92) Jacob Russell (2014-15)

Average 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

yards/completion 24.4 Patrick Henry (2009-11) 21.6 Chris Gallichio (1992) 18.6 David Cozart (1990-92) 16.8 Mike Mason (1988,90) 15.9 JC Savasuk (2001-02)

Passing 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

yards/game 332.7 304.7 214.8 186.9 158.7

Pass reception yards 1. 2486 2. 2390 3. 2288 4. 2203 5. 2116

Hunter Brown (2014-17) Jacob Russell (2014-15) Ross Deaton (2008) Nathan Cooper (2008-11) JC Savasuk (2001-02) Dem Gipson (2011-14) Stan Warrenhuffman (2008-11) Jarrod Harrington (2012-15) Ricky Gehres (2001-04) Tyus Alcorn (2014-16)

Individual Career Record Book Pass reception yards 1. 2486 2. 2390 3. 2288 4. 2203 5. 2116

Demetrius Gipson (2011-14) Stan Warrenhuffman (2008-11) Jarrod Harrington (2012-15 Ricky Gehres (2001-04) Tyus Alcorn (2014-16)

All purpose yards 1. 4699 2. 4448 3. 3572 4. 3516 5. 3317

Pass receptions 1. 193 2. 153 3. 152 4. 150 5. 126

Jarrod Harrington (2012-15 Ricky Gehres (2001-04) Demetrius Gipson (2011-14) Stan Warrenhuffman (2008-11) Trevon Chatman (2013-14)

All purpose yards/game 1. 114.9 Kendon Young (2016-17) 2. 114.6 Greg Fountain (2005-08) 3. 114.6 Gerwan Brewer (2010-11) 4. 113.2 Trevon Chatman (2013-14) 5. 106.6 Jordan Brown (2017)

Pass reception TDs 1. 36 2. 29 3. 19 4. 18 5. 17

Tyus Alcorn (2014-16) Dem Gipson (2011-14) Stan Warrenhuffman (2008-11) Josh Morton (2002-05) Harold Small (2009-10)

Touchdowns scored 1. 47 2. 36 3. 34 4. 29 5. 26

Greg Fountain (2005-08) Tyus Alcorn (2014-16) Joe Don Looney (1995-98) Dem Gipson (2011-14) Derek Skaggs (2000-03)

Average 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Lee Proctor (1988,90-91) David Broughton (1997-98) Earl Radcliffe (1988) Eric Lookadoo (1994-97) George Judd (1996-97)

PAT kicks made 1. 159 2. 146 3. 129 4. 115 5. 93

Donnie Johnson (2001-04) David Hon (2008-11) James Kraus (1997-00) Will Ward (2012-15) Bradley Bates (2014-17)

Receptions/game 1. 6.00 2. 4.60 3. 4.43 4. 4.15 5. 4.05

Trevon Chatman (2013-14) Jarrod Harrington (2012-15) Tyus Alcorn (2014-16) Keanu Young (2015-17) Stan Warrenhuffman (2008-11)

PAT kicks attempted 1. 167 2. 160 3. 143 4. 123 5. 103

Donnie Johnson (2001-04) David Hon (2008-11) James Kraus (1997-00) Will Ward (2012-15) Bradley Bates (2014-17)

Total offense yards 1. 7505 2. 7140 3. 4879 4. 4419 5. 3960

Hunter Brown (2014-17) Jacob Russell (2014-15) Joe Don Looney (1995-98) Greg Fountain (2005-08) Nathan Cooper (2008-11)

Field goals made 1. 38 2. 31 3. 28 4. 25 5. 23

Donnie Johnson (2001-04) David Hon (2008-11) James Kraus (1997-00) Will Ward (2012-15) Bradley Bates (2014-17)

TDs responsible for 1. 78 2. 72 3. 67 4. 47 5. 36

Hunter Brown (2014-17) Jacob Russell (2014-15) Joe Don Looney (1995-98) Greg Fountain (2005-08) Tyus Alcorn (2014-16)

Field goals attempted 1. 69 2. 49 3. 46 4. 35 5. 33

Donnie Johnson (2001-04) James Kraus (1997-00) David Hon (2008-11) Bradley Bates (2014-17) Will Ward (2012-15)

Total offense/game 1. 326.3 2. 324.5 3. 222.1 4. 198.0 5. 175.7

Hunter Brown (2014-17) Jacob Russell (2014-15) Ross Deaton (2008) Nathan Cooper (2008-11) JC Savasuk (2001-02)

Punt yards 1. 8355 2. 7984 3. 7836 4. 4060 5. 3530

Erik Krivitsky (2012-15) Micah Jones (1996-97,99-00) Donnie Johnson (2001-04) Steve Tow (1990-91) Josh Blesser (2007-08)

yards/catch 27.33 26.40 25.00 22.48 20.30

Greg Fountain (2005-08) Jarrod Harrington (2012-15) James Sloan (1990-93) Greg Bridges (1990-93) Darnell Stewart (2003-06)

Individual Career Record Book Punt attempts 1. 222 2. 217 3. 205 4. 113 5. 93

Erik Krivitsky (2012-15) Micah Jones (1996-97,99-00) Donnie Johnson (2001-04) Steve Tow (1990-91) Josh Blesser (2007-08)

Average 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Carl Ojala (2011) Sheldon Estes (2005) Donnie Johnson (2001-04) Josh Blesser (2007-08) Erik Krivitsky (2012-15)

Interception return yards 1. 275 William Mulder (2001-03) 2. 194 William Griffin (2004-07) 3. 181 Percy Minor (2012-15) 4. 156 Chris Williams (2002-04) 5. 135 Jeffery DeMary (2009-10)

Punt return yards 1. 665 2. 576 3. 452 4. 420 5. 300

William Mulder (2001-03) Calvin Bini (2008-10) Darius Skinner (2011-12) JP Montgomery (1999-02) Mark Carroll (1993-96)

Interceptions 1. 16 16 3. 15 4. 11 11

Punt returns 1. 55 2. 51 3. 50 4. 40 40

Calvin Bini (2008-10) William Mulder (2001-03) Darius Skinner (2011-12) JP Montgomery (1999-02) Mark Carroll (1993-96)

Punt return TDs 1. 3 2. 2 2

William Mulder (2001-03) Calvin Bini (2008-10) Trevon Chatman (2013-14)

Average 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

yards/punt 40.23 38.53 38.22 37.96 37.64

yards/punt return 17.00 Jeff Shirley (1988) 13.58 Trevon Chatman (2013-14) 13.04 William Mulder (2001-03) 12.57 Jordan Duff (2014,16-17) 11.20 Jarrod Harrington (2012-15)

Kick return yards 1. 1711 2. 1357 3. 1229 4. 1161 5. 1149

Darnell Stewart (2003-06) Jarrod Harrington (2012-15) Greg Bridges (1990-93) Mark Carroll (1993-96) Darius Skinner (2011-12)

Kick return TDs 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1

Marquis Cunningham (2000-01) Darnell Stewart (2003-06) Gerwan Brewer (2010-11) James Sloan (1990-93) Harold Small (2009-10) Jarrod Harrington (2012-15)

yards/kick return 30.19 Gerwan Brewer (2010-11) 28.40 William Mulder (2001-03) 26.67 Cedric Taylor (2008-10) 26.40 Marquis Cunningham (2000-01) 23.62 Calvin Hicks (2009-10)

William Mulder (2001-03) Mark Carroll (1993-96) JP Montgomery (1999-02) Percy Minor (2012-15) Reggie Boggs (1994-97)

Interception return TDs 1. 2 William Griffin (2004-07) 2 Dwight Houston (2008-11) 2 Marquis Cain (2014-15) 4. 1 22 tied with 1 interception Fumble 1. 3.

return TDs 2 2 1

Tim Rogers (1993-95) Earl McCann (2010-12) 17 tied with 1 fumble return

Total tackles 1. 366 2. 337 3. 327 4. 300 5. 297

Blake Young (2011-14) Josh Schindler (1998-00,02) Tim Rogers (1993-95) Dwight Houston (2008-11) Jon Messick (2003-06)

Tackles 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Demetrius Forney (1998-01) Dwight Houston (2008-11) Blake Young (2011-14) Phil Dickerson (2001-04) Henry Baynham-Baker (2008-11)

for loss 96.0 50.5 49.0 35.5 35.0

Quarterback sacks 1. 27.0 2. 21.0 3. 18.5 4. 16.0 5. 15.5

Demetrius Forney (1998-01) Dwight Houston (2008-11) Chris Gust (1993-96) Jim Hardesty (1996-99) Phil Dickerson (2001-04)

Individual Career Record Book Fumbles 1. 4.

forced 6 6 6 5 5 5 5 5

Bryson Bell (2013-15) Blake Young (2011-14) Dem Forney (1998-01) Aaron Ball (2004-07) William Mulder (2001-03) Robbie Gribbins (2004-06) Dek Tarrance (2012-14) Josh Schindler (1998-00,02)

Fumbles 1. 2. 3. 5.

recovered 11 8 6 6 5 5 5 5 5 5

Chris Gust (1993-96) Sherm Williams (2006-09) Dem Forney (1998-01) Shawn Stephens (1991,94-96) Trey Mayes (2008-10) Robbie Gribbins (2004-06) Tad Barker (1988,90-91) Tim Rogers (1993-95) William Griffin (2004-07) Percy Minor (2012-15)

Blocked 1. 2.

kicks 9 3 3 3 3

Blake Young (2011-14) Jon McGill (1995-98) Dwight Houston (2008-11) Tim Rogers (1993-95) William Mulder (2001-03)

Running back AJ Strong celebrates a touchdown against Reinhardt University in 2015. The Tigers defeated Reinhardt to claim their second-straight Mid-South Conference West Division Championship and NAIA Playoff Apperance.

Campbellsville players celebrate after claiming the Battle of Highway 55 plaque from rival Lindsey Wilson College. The Tigers have won the Highway 55 sign five times in the eight-year existance of the rivalry.

Individual Season Record Book

Rushing 1. 2. 4. 5.

TDs 21 16 16 15 14 14

Average 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

yards/rush (min. 20 attempts) 8.82 Rod Turpin (1990) 7.63 Billy Troutman (1997) 7.41 Brandon Sidwell (1998) 7.31 Brian Rowland (2002) 7.02 Greg Fountain (2006)

Rushing 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

yards/game 156.0 140.6 124.9 115.4 112.7

Greg Fountain (2008) Joe Don Looney (1998) Wayne Coffee (2011) Marquis Cunningham (2001) Mark Terry (2010) Wade Holtsclaw (2017)

(min. 5 games) Greg Fountain (2008) Greg Fountain (2007) Tim Mays (1998) Tim Mays (1997) Wayne Coffee (2011)

Pass completion pct 1. 64.1 Nathan Cooper (2010) 2. 62.3 Jacob Russell (2015) 3. 61.3 Hunter Brown (2017) 4. 60.9 Alan Short (2002) 5. 60.6 J.C Savasuk (2002) Passing 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

yards/game 378.5 369.9 335.4 274.0 214.8

Hunter Brown (2016) Hunter Brown (2017) Jacob Russell (2015) Jacob Russell (2014) Ross Deaton (2008)

Pass reception yards 1. 1108 2. 1083 3. 1048 4. 1009 5. 999

Tyus Alcorn (2016) Trevon Chatman (2014) J. Harrington (2015) Shane Riley (2002) Dem Gipson (2014)

Pass receptions 1. 81 2. 77 3. 69 4. 63 5. 62

J. Harrington (2015) Trevon Chatman (2014) Tyus Alcorn (2016) Keanu Young (2017) Dem Gipson (2014) Tyus Alcorn (2015) Tyus Alcorn (2016) Trevon Chatman (2014) Dem Gipson (2014) Shane Riley (2002) Harold Small (2010) Shane Riley (2001) Earl Radcliffe (1988) Sean Matteoli (1990) Eric Lookadoo (1997) Ron Sams (1988)

Pass attempts 1. 490 2. 446 3. 437 4. 403 5. 349

Hunter Brown (2016) Jacob Russell (2015) Hunter Brown (2017) Jacob Russell (2014) Ross Deaton (2008)

Pass completions 1. 293 2. 278 3. 268 4. 240 5. 183

Hunter Brown (2016) Jacob Russell (2015) Hunter Brown (2017) Jacob Russell (2014) Ross Deaton (2008)

Pass reception TDs 1. 19 2. 16 3. 12 12 5. 11 11

Passing 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

yards 3785 3699 3689 3014 2363

Hunter Brown (2016) Hunter Brown (2017) Jacob Russell (2015) Jacob Russell (2014) Ross Deaton (2008)

Average 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Passing 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

TDs 38 37 32 28 20

Jacob Russell (2015) Hunter Brown (2016) Hunter Brown (2017) Jacob Russell (2014) Ross Deaton (2008)

Receptions/game 1. 7.36 2. 7.00 7.00 4. 6.90 5. 5.64

J. Harrington (2015) Keanu Young (2017) Trevon Chatman (2014) Tyus Alcorn (2016) Dem Gipson (2014)

Rushing 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

yards 1716 1406 1352 1249 1107

Greg Fountain (2008) Greg Fountain (2007) Wayne Coffee (2011) Tim Mays (1998) Rod Turpin (1993)

Total offense yards 1. 4120 2. 3743 3. 3598 4. 3020 5. 2443

Jacob Russell (2015) Hunter Brown (2016) Hunter Brown (2017) Jacob Russell (2014) Ross Deaton (2008)

yards/catch 25.09 25.00 24.75 23.89 23.25

Individual Season Record Book TDs responsible for 1. 42 2. 41 3. 35 4. 30 5. 29

Jacob Russell (2015) Hunter Brown (2016) Hunter Brown (2017) Jacob Russell (2014) Joe Don Looney (1998)

Average 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

yards/punt 40.72 40.23 39.49 39.17 38.97

Donnie Johnson (2003) Carl Ojala (2011) Erik Krivitsky (2012) Noah Bicksler (2017) Donnie Johnson (2002)

Total offense/game (min. 5 games) 1. 374.5 Jacob Russell (2015) 2. 374.3 Hunter Brown (2016) 3. 359.8 Hunter Brown (2017) 4. 274.5 Jacob Russell (2014) 5. 235.3 Chad Deener (1999)

Punt return yards 1. 377 2. 306 3. 264 4. 239 5. 213

Calvin Bini (2009) William Mulder (2001) Greg Oliver (1991) Darius Skinner (2011) Darius Skinner (2012)

All purpose yards 1. 1987 2. 1803 3. 1546 4. 1496 5. 1433

Punt return TDs 1. 2 2. 1

Trevon Chatman (2013) 15 tied with 1

Kick return TDs 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1

Jarrod Harrington (2013) Gerwan Brewer (2011) Darnell Stewart (2004) James Sloan (1991) Harold Small (2009) Mar Cunningham (2001)

Interceptions 1. 7 7 7 4. 6

BJ Pelt (2017) William Mulder (2001) Mark Carroll (1994) 4 tied with 6

Jarrod Harrington (2015) Greg Fountain (2008) Greg Fountain (2007) Marquis Cunningham (2001) Wayne Coffee (2011)

All purpose yards/game (min. 5 games) 1. 180.6 Jarrod Harrington (2015) 2. 163.9 Greg Fountain (2008) 3. 154.6 Greg Fountain (2007) 4. 149.6 Marquis Cunningham (2001) 5. 127.4 Trevon Chatman (2014) PAT kicks made 1. 55 2. 48 3. 46 46 5. 44

Will Ward (2015) Bradley Bates (2017) Donnie Johnson (2002) David Hon (2010) Donnie Johnson (2001)

Field goals made 1. 14 14 3. 12 4. 11 11 11

Bradley Bates (2016) Donnie Johnson (2003) Casey Clarke (2012) James Kraus (1999) Donnie Johnson (2004) Donnie Johnson (2001)

Punt yards 1. 2843 2. 2776 3. 2307 4. 2158 5. 2143

Erik Krivitsky (2012) Carl Ojala (2011) Micah Jones (1999) Donnie Johnson (2003) Donnie Johnson (2004)

Punt attempts 1. 72 2. 69 3. 61 61 5. 59

Erik Krivitsky (2012) Carl Ojala (2011) Micah Jones (1999) Donnie Johnson (2001) Steve Tow (1990)

Interception return TDs 1. 2 Dwight Houston (2011) 2 Marquis Cain (2015) 3. 1 Ben Nevels (1999) Fumble return TDs 1. 2 2. 1

Tim Rogers (1995) 19 tied with 1

Total tackles 1. 128 2. 120 3. 118 4. 116 116

Josh Schindler (2000) Steve Lovelace (1992) Don Messick (2006) John Teater (1992) Pangallo (1989)

Tackles 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Dem Forney (2001) Dem Forney (2000) Dwight Houston (2011) Tim Rogers (1995) Nick Thurmond (2000)

for loss 41.0 31.0 22.5 18.0 17.0

Individual Season Record Book

Quarterback sacks 1. 15.0 2. 12.5 3. 10.0 4. 8.5 8.5

Demetrius Forney (2001) Dwight Houston (2011) Gilbert Robbins (1990) Dekwain Tarrance (2014) Jim Hardesty (1997)

Fumbles 1. 2.

forced 4 4 4 3

Allen Reddick (2001) Stephon Tanga (2014) Demetrius Forney (2001) 13 tied with 3

Fumbles 1. 3.

recovered 5 5 4 4 4 4 4

Robbie Gribbins (2004) Sherm Williams (2009) Chris Gust (1995) Robert Meacham (2001) Keith Jones (1990) Allen Reddick (2001) Chris Gust (1996)

Blocked 1. 2. 4.

kicks 4 3 3 2 2 2 2 2

Blake Young (2012) William Mulder (2002) Dwight Houston (2011) Blake Young (2014) Jon McGill (1996) Tim Rogers (1995) Russ Harrell (1992) Blake Young (2011)

Team Season Record Book Total offense/play 1. 6.62 2. 6.51 3. 6.26 4. 6.16 5. 5.77

(2017) (2002) (2016) (2015) (1997)

Pass completion pct 1. 62.6 (2015) 2. 61.0 (2017) 3. 60.7 (2002) 4. 59.9 (2016) 5. 59.5 (2014)

All purpose yards 1. 6961 2. 6855 3. 6723 4. 6327 5. 6275

(2015) (2001) (2010) (2008) (2011)

(2001) (2000) (1998) (1990) (1991)

Pass efficiency 1. 157.8 2. 154.6 3. 149.9 4. 144.9 5. 144.6

(2015) (2002) (2017) (2016) (2014)

All purpose yards/game 1. 632.8 (2015) 2. 627.4 (2017) 3. 608.1 (2016) 4. 575.2 (2008) 5. 565.6 (2002)

yards/rush 5.43 5.28 5.16 5.06 4.87

(1998) (1997) (1990) (2002) (1991)

Average 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

yards/pass 9.1 8.3 8.3 7.9 7.7

(2002) (2017) (2015) (2014) (2016)

PAT kicks made 1. 55 2. 48 3. 47 4. 46 5. 45

(2015) (2017) (2002) (2010) (2001)

yards/game 298.4 290.5 282.7 277.2 272.4

(1998) (1990) (1992) (1997) (1991)

Average 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

yards/completion 18.1 (1991) 17.8 (1992) 17.5 (2001) 17.2 (1990) 16.2 (1997)

Pass attempts 1. 501 2. 465 3. 459 4. 437 5. 417

yards/game 386.3 382.3 351.5 315.8 232.9

(2016) (2003) (2012) (1999) (2004) (2001)

(2016) (2015) (2017) (2014) (2011)

Passing 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Field goals made 1. 14 14 3. 12 4. 11 11 11

(2016) (2017) (2015) (2014) (2008)

Pass completions 1. 300 2. 291 3. 280 4. 260 5. 208

(2016) (2015) (2017) (2014) (2010)

Total offense yards 1. 5617 2. 5310 3. 4981 4. 4943 5. 4941

(2015) (2017) (2010) (2016) (2001)

Passing 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

(2015) (2016) (2017) (2014) (2011)

Total offense/game 1. 531.0 2. 510.6 3. 494.3 4. 447.2 5. 435.7

(2017) (2015) (2016) (2002) (2008)

(1998) (2001) (1991) (1990) (1992)

Passing 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

attempts 675 615 611 607 604

(2001) (1991) (1993) (1995) (1998)

Rushing 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

TDs 41 34 33 32 31

Average 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Rushing 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Rushing 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

yards 3282 3192 2996 2905 2827

Rushing 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

yards 3866 3863 3823 3474 2742

TDs 40 38 33 31 26

(2015) (2016) (2017) (2014) (2010)

Team Season Record Book (2001) (2003) (1990) (2017) (2011)

Interception return yards 1. 470 (2001) 2. 261 (2014) 3. 260 (1988) 4. 242 (2011) 5. 229 (2004)

Fumbles 1. 2. 3.

forced 21 16 15 15 15

(2001) (2009) (2014) (2015) (2003)

Interceptions 1. 24 2. 20 3. 19 4. 17 17 17 17

Fumbles 1. 2. 3. 5.

recovered 20 18 15 15 14 14

(1994) (2001) (2010) (2015) (1995) (2003)

Blocked 1. 2. 3. 5.

kicks 9 5 4 4 7 tied with

Average 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Punt attempts 1. 76 2. 72 3. 69 4. 68 5. 67

(2011) (2012) (1995) (1988) (1989)

Average 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

(2012) (2003) (2004) (2011) (1997)

yards/punt 39.49 39.24 38.96 38.88 38.21

Punt return yards 1. 445 2. 377 3. 365 4. 340 5. 294

(2001) (2009) (2002) (1991) (1996)

Punt return TDs 1. 2 2 2 4. 11 tied with

(2013) (2002) (2014) 1

Average 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Quarterback sacks 1. 42.0 2. 41.0 3. 36.0 4. 35.0 35.0

(2011) (2012) (1999) (1989) (1995)

Punt yards 1. 2955 2. 2843 3. 2307 4. 2227 5. 2216

yards/punt return 15.37 (2013) 15.33 (2015) 15.21 (2002) 12.71 (2001) 12.16 (2009)

Kick return yards 1. 1320 2. 1318 3. 1238 4. 1155 5. 1128

(2008) (2010) (2011) (2009) (2013)

Kick return TDs 1. 1 1 1 1 1 1

(2001) (2009) (2011) (2013) (2004) (1991)

yards/kick return 24.06 (2009) 23.55 (2003) 22.56 (2013) 21.26 (2001) 21.12 (1998)

(2001) (2000) (1998) (2011) (2004) (2010) (1990)

Interception return TDs 1. 3 (2001) 3 (2013) 3 (2011) 4. 5 tied with 2 Fumble return TDs 1. 3 (1995) 2. 4 tied with 2 Total tackles 1. 1235 2. 1151 3. 1104 4. 1096 5. 1002

(1989) (1991) (1994) (1996) (1993)

Tackles 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

(2000) (2001) (2011) (2003) (2010)

for loss 143.0 117.0 115.0 103.0 95.0

Yards from tackles for loss 1. 521 (2001) 2. 506 (2000) 3. 481 (2011) 4. 472 (2003) 5. 398 (2010)

(2011) (2012) (2014) (2002)

Team Season Record Book Most carries 1. 78 at Cumberland College; 10/17/1992 2. 75 Bethel University; 9/16/1995 3. 73 at Ky Wesleyan College; 10/5/1996 4. 72 at Georgetown College; 11/16/1991 5. 71 Lambuth University; 10/31/1998

Most passes had intercepted 1. 5 at Faulkner University; 11/9/2013 5 University of Pikeville; 10/1/2011 5 at Kentucky Christian; 10/29/2011 5 at Ohio Dominican; 9/1/2007 5. 4 10 tied

Most net yards rushing 1. 594 at Ky Wesleyan College; 10/5/1996 2. 512 Lindenwood College; 10/2/1993 3. 470 Clinch Valley; 9/12/1998 4. 429 at Mt. St. Joseph; 10/12/1991 5. 422 at Cumberland University; 9/5/2009

Highest 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Most rushing TDs scored 1. 7 at Ky Wesleyan College; 10/5/1996 2. 6 five tied

Most total offense plays 1. 103 Cumberland University; 8/30/2008 2. 100 at North Greenville; 11/20/2010 3. 99 Ohio Dominican; 9/13/2008 4. 95 University of Pikeville; 10/1/2011 95 at Faulkner University; 10/3/2015

Most passes attempted 1. 67 Bethel University; 10/15/2016 2. 62 Lindsey Wilson; 10/29/2016 3. 60 Faulkner University; 10/1/2016 4. 59 at North Greenville; 11/20/2010 5. 57 Faulkner University; 11/8/2014 Most passes completed 1. 38 Lindsey Wilson; 10/29/2016 2. 37 Pikeville; 8/24/2017 37 at Cumberland University; 10/22/2016 37 at Lindsey Wilson; 10/31/2015 5. 36 three tied Most passing yards 1. 618 Faulkner University; 10/1/2016 2. 556 Bethel University; 10/15/2016 3. 528 Cumberland University; 11/4/2017 4. 486 Kentucky Christian; 10/7/2017 5. 469 at U. of Cumberlands; 11/1/2014 Most passing yards gained per completion 1. 36.3 at U. of Evansville; 11/19/1988 2. 35.4 Union College; 11/10/2001 3. 32.2 at North Greenville; 10/7/1995 4. 27.2 Olivet Nazarene; 9/3/1994 5. 26.3 at Wilmington College; 9/14/1991 Most touchdown passes 1. 7 Reinhardt University; 11/7/2015 2. 6 Cumberland University; 11/4/2017 6 at Faulkner University; 10/3/2015 6 Bethel University; 10/15/2016 6 Faulkner University; 10/1/2016

passing efficiency rating 251.4 Belhaven College; 10/28/2006 242.7 at Sue Bennett College; 9/14/1996 240.5 Cincinnati Christian; 11/12/2016 232.8 Clinch Valley; 9/12/1998 220.5 Sue Bennett College; 9/13/1997

Most total offense yards gained 1. 746 Cumberland University; 11/4/2017 2. 698 at Ky Wesleyan College; 10/5/1996 3. 691 Reinhardt University; 11/7/2015 4. 682 Cumberland University.; 8/30/2008 5. 652 Faulkner University; 10/1/2016 Most all-purpose yards gained 1. 875 at Ky Wesleyan College; 10/5/1996 2. 857 Reinhardt University; 11/7/2015 3. 828 at Faulkner University; 10/3/2015 4. 820 Cumberland University.; 8/30/2008 5. 815 Faulkner University; 10/1/2016 Most points scored 1. 70 Reinhardt University; 11/7/2015 2. 69 at Bethel University; 10/17/2015 3. 64 Ky Wesleyan College; 10/14/2000 4. 63 at Ky Wesleyan College; 10/5/1996 5. 62 at Pikeville College; 10/2/2010 62 Cumberland University.; 10/22/2005 Most touchdowns scored 1. 10 Reinhardt University; 11/7/2015 10 at Bethel University; 10/17/2015 3. 9 at Pikeville College; 10/2/2010 9 Cumberland University; 10/22/2005 9 at Ky Wesleyan College; 10/5/1996 Most points scored 1. 70 Reinhardt University; 11/7/2015 2. 69 at Bethel University; 10/17/2015 3. 64 Ky Wesleyan College; 10/14/2000 4. 63 at Ky Wesleyan College; 10/5/1996 5. 62 two tied

Team Season Record Book Most touchdowns scored 1. 10 Reinhardt University; 11/7/2015 10 at Bethel University; 10/17/2015 3. 9 at Pikeville College; 10/2/2010 9 Cumberland University; 10/22/2005 9 at Ky Wesleyan College; 10/5/1996

Most interception return yards 1. 230 at Austin Peay University; 8/30/2001 2. 137 Lambuth University; 10/16/2004 3. 128 Cumberland University; 10/22/2005 4. 102 St. Francis (IN); 11/17/2001 102 Urbana University; 9/24/1988

Most punt returns 1. 8 U. of Evansville; 10/26/1991 8 at Wilmington College; 9/14/1991 8 at Sue Bennett College; 9/14/1996 4. 7 six tied

Highest 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Most punt return yards 1. 131 Belhaven University; 9/28/2013 2. 115 Union College; 11/10/2001 3. 104 at North Greenville; 9/15/2001 4. 98 U. of Evansville; 10/26/1991 5. 97 at Pikeville College; 10/2/2010 Highest 1. 3. 4. 5.

average gain per punt return 42.5 Lambuth University; 10/5/2002 42.5 Tusculum College; 9/30/1995 32.8 Belhaven University; 9/28/2013 32.5 at Belhaven College; 10/12/2002 28.8 Union College; 11/10/2001

Most kick returns 1. 11 U. of Cumberlands; 11/2/2013 11 Reinhardt University; 11/16/2013 11 at Middle Tennessee St.; 9/18/1993 4. 10 five tied Most kick return yards 1. 262 at Faulkner College; 10/22/2011 2. 240 U. of Cumberlands; 11/2/2013 3. 231 at Faulkner University; 10/3/2015 4. 229 Reinhardt University; 11/16/2013 5. 225 U. of Virginia-Wise; 10/30/2004 Highest 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

average gain per kick return 63.0 Anderson University; 10/21/1995 47.3 Malone College; 9/8/2001 46.5 at Tusculum College; 9/28/1991 42.0 Ky Wesleyan College; 10/18/2003 41.5 at Lindsey Wilson; 8/31/2013 41.5 at Pikeville College; 10/2/2010

Most fumble returns 1. 3 at Faulkner University; 10/3/2015 2. 2 six tied Most interceptions 1. 5 at Ky Wesleyan College; 10/5/1996 2. 4 17 tied

average gain per interception return 57.5 at Austin Peay; 8/30/2001 48.5 at Olivet Nazarene; 9/7/1991 43.5 Bethel University; 9/20/2014 42.7 Cumberland University; 10/22/2005 42.5 Georgetown College; 11/16/1996

Most tackles 1. 160 at Urbana University; 9/23/1989 2. 140 Tusculum College; 9/24/1994 3. 134 Cumberland U.; 9/21/1991 4. 131 Union College; 11/9/1991 5. 130 at Olivet Nazarene; 9/7/1991 Most quarterback sacks 1. 9.0 at Cumberland College; 9/23/2000 2. 8.0 U. of Virginia-Wise; 10/10/2009 8.0 Georgetown College; 10/28/2017 4. 7.0 Union College; 11/15/2003 7.0 Sue Bennett College; 9/9/1995 Most tackles for loss 1. 19.0 at Belhaven College; 10/7/2000 2. 18.0 at Union Colege; 11/7/1998 3. 16 five tied Most fumbles forced 1. 4 at Faulkner University; 10/3/2015 4 at Kentucky Christian; 10/4/2014 4 West Virginia Tech; 9/26/2009 4. 3 18 tied Most fumbles recovered 1. 4 Reinhardt University; 11/7/2015 4 at Faulkner University; 10/3/2015 4 Bethel College; 9/16/1995 4 Cumberland College; 9/22/2001 4 West Virginia Tech; 9/26/2009 4 at Fairmont State; 9/4/1999 Most pass breakups 1. 13 at Belhaven College; 9/5/1998 2. 12 Union College; 11/10/2001 12 at Faulkner University; 10/3/2015 4. 11 three tied

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