2012 Football Media Guide by Marc Rabb

ALL-TIME NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE DRAFT PICKS AND FREE AGENTS Year

Player

Team

Round

1973

Lee Thompson

Houston Oilers

1982

Ralph Warthen

Washington Redskins

8th

1982

Charlie Harbison

Buffalo Bills

1982

Tony Suber

Buffalo Bills

1994

Gabe Wilkins

Green Bay Packers

4th

1996

Terry Guess

New Orleans Saints

5th

1998

Eric Harris

Atlanta Falcons

2003

Jim Maxwell

New York Giants

2008

Brian Johnston

Kansas City Chiefs

7th

2009

Dobson Collins

San Francisco 49ers

2010

Kyle Webber

New York Giants

2011

Corey Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Daniel

Washington Redskins

Gardner-Webb has seen 12 of its former players go on to sign free agent contracts or be drafted by National Football League teams. Former Bulldog Gabe Wilkins (pictured) won a Super Bowl with Green Bay in 1996, then signed a lucrative, four-year, $21 million contract with San Francisco in 1998. GWU has seen five players sign or be drafted since 2003, including 2007 draft pick Brian Johnston (Kansas City Chiefs).

Gardner-Webb has several coaching ties to the NFL as well. Former lineman Jim Washburn is heralded as one of the leagueâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s top defensive line coaches, and is in his second season with the Eagles. Current GWU head coach Ron Dickerson, Jr., played in the NFL for the Kansas City Chiefs, and interned under former Tampa Bay head coach Tony Dungy. Defensive coordinator Tony Pierce also served as an intern in the NFL, and receivers coach Ron Dickerson, Sr., was drafted by the Miami Dolphins in the early 1970s. Dickerson, Sr., has also helped develop 27 NFL draft picks during his college coaching career.

ALL-TIME CFL AND ARENA LEAGUE FREE AGENTS Year 1993 1993 1993 1993 1993 1994 1997 2000 2000 2000 2001 2001 2002 2003 2004 2004 2005 2005 2006 2007 2009 2009 2009 2011

Player James Harbison Dunsey Harper Darren Nosal Rodney Robinson Chip Stewart Raymond Jennings Terrance Porter Chris Mintz Charles Briggs Shon Dawkins Tory Atkins Darryl Henderson Jeremy Martin William Andrews, Jr. Ryan Smith Mario Williams Harold Wells Brian Thornburg Nick Roberts Tavoris Horton Duvaughn Flagler Vonzell Pittman Graham Whitlock Dobson Collins

Team (League) Round Charlotte (Arena) FA Hamilton (CFL) FA Miami (Arena) FA Charlotte (Arena) FA Ottawa (CFL) FA Charlotte (Arena) FA Montreal (CFL) FA Montreal (CFL) FA Roanoke (Arena2) FA Columbus (Arena2) FA Billings (NIFL) FA Richmond (Arena2) FA Tri City Thunder (NIFL) FA Montreal Alouettes (CFL) FA Montreal Alouettes (CFL) FA Montreal Alouettes (CFL) FA Columbus Destroyers (Arena) FA Louisville (AFL2) FA Louisville (AFL2) FA Louisville (AFL2) FA Amarillo Dusters (AFL2) FA Iowa Barnstormers (AFL2) FA Carolina Force (AIFA) FA B.C. / Edmonton (CFL) FA

Counting its 12 NFL products, Gardner-Webb has sent a total of 35 student-athletes into the professional football ranks since moving to senior college status in 1970 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; with players joining leagues from the CFL to the former USFL, NFL Europa, and Arena Football League. Dobson Collins (pictured) was in training camp with both San Francisco and Philadelphia, and landed in 2011 with British Columbia and Edmonton in the CFL.

GWU PLAYERS IN NATIONAL ALL-STAR GAMES Year 1993 2001 2001 2003 2003 2007 2008 2011 2011

Player Gabe Wilkins Richard Williams Richard Williams Jim Maxwell Jamie Pridgen Brian Johnston Dobson Collins Marty Patterson James Perry III

Game East-West Shrine Game Blue-Gray Gam Senior Bowl I-AA All-Star Game * I-AA All-Star Game * Hula Bowl Texas vs. Nation All-Star Game FCS Senior Scout Bowl FCS Senior Scout Bowl

* Rosters for 2003 I-AA All-Star Game were chosen, but game was not played.

Gardner-Webb has a strong history of sending its top senior prospects to the nationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s traditional postseason All-Star games, including the traditionally strong EastWest Shrine Game and the Senior Bowl. GWU defensive end Brian Johnston (pictured), a 2008 draft pick of the Kansas City Chiefs, was outstanding during his appearance in the 2007 Hula Bowl in Hawaii, collecting a pair of sacks in leading his team to a win.

â&#x20AC;˘ Gardner-Webb will suit up six graduate students in 2012, the most active graduates on the same team since the move to Division I in 2000. Dylan Taylor (inset) earned his degree in August, joining May graduates Chris James (#10), Marquis Sanders (#5), Harrison Martin (#78) and Maurice Bryan (#96) in that group. Syracuse graduate Lonnie Johnson joined the program in August as well. â&#x20AC;˘ Gardner-Webb posted an athletic department cumulative GPA of 3.08 in 2011-2012. Tackle Jamie Dunaway earned a spot on the FCS ADA Academic All-Star Team in 2011. 6

• Gardner-Webb student-athletes contributed over 4,000 hours of community service during the 2011-2012 academic year, topping its previous record of 3,000 set just one year earlier. • Gardner-Webb coaches and players helped with the recovery effort following a tornado in Rutherford County in the late winter months. • Gardner-Webb was tops among Big South football playing schools in the 2010-2011 “Soap for Souls” collection drive. 8

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Table of Contents. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12 Media Outlets. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14 Media Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15 Preseason Poll / All-Big South Team . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16 Opponent Series History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17 Football Coaching Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Head Coach Ron Dickerson, Jr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 Defensive Coordinator Tony Pierce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24 Offensive Coordinator Kurt Beathard. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26 Linebackers Coach Travis Cunningham . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28 Offensive Line Coach Pete Darnell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29 Receivers Coach Ron Dickerson, Sr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30 Running Backs Coach Kyle Dickerson. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .31 Tight Ends Coach/Recruiting Coordinator Bobby Godinez . . . .32 Defensive Line Coach Jim Seacord. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33 Special Teams Coordinator/Secondary Coach Tucker Tejkl . . .34 Football Support Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Director of Football Operations Kyle Lingerfelt . . . . . . . . . . . . .35 Equipment Coordinator Patrick Coleman . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .36 Director of Athletic Performance Quadrian Banks. . . . . . . . . . .37 2012 Gardner-Webb Football Prospectus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 Numerical Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .40 Season Outlook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42 Offensive Depth Chart. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .46 Defensive Depth Chart. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .47 All-Big South Conference Player Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 Trever Austin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50 Kenny Little . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51 Gianni Olivas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52 Preston Pemasa. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .53 Maurice Dickson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54 Jamie Dunaway . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55 Harrison Martin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .56 Steve Demilio. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .57 Matt Goods. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .58 Remaining Alphabetical Player Profiles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 Facilities. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86 Strength & Conditioning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .88 Locker Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .90 Athletic Training Room . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .92 GWU Football Center . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .94 Spangler Stadium / Coach Norman Harris Field. . . . . . . . . . . .98 A Look Back At 2011. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 100 Game Boxscores . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .102 2011 All-Big South Team. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113 Final 2011 Depth Chart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 114 Final 2011 Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 115 2011 Starting Lineups . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118 GWU Football History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 120 Individual Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .122 Team Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .123 Abbreviated Career Leaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .124 Annual Leaders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .125 Extended Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .126 Gardner-Webbâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Senior College All-Americans . . . . . . . . . . . .134 Annual Results. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .136 About Gardner-Webb / Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .140 President Dr. A. Frank Bonner . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .144 Vice President for Athletics Chuck Burch. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .145 Gardner-Webb Academic Majors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .146 Gardner-Webb History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 147 GWU Athletic Training Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .148 2012 Schedule. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Back Inside Cover

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MEDIA OUTLETS WIRE SERVICES The Associated Press Phone: (800) 662-7075 Fax: (919) 834-1078 Email: MCranston@ap.org; apraleigh@ap.org The Sports Network Phone: (800) 227-7249 Fax: (800) 227-0803 Email: chaley@sportsnetwork.com LOCAL/REGIONAL PRINT MEDIA The Shelby Star Phone: (704) 484-7000 Fax: (704) 484-0805 Email: alanford@shelbystar.com; cleonard@shelbystar.com

The Gaffney (S.C.) Ledger Phone: (864) 489-1131 Fax: (864) 487-7667 Email: larry@gaffneyledger.com The Winston-Salem Journal Phone: (336) 727-7321 Fax: (336) 727-4083 Email: sports@wsjournal.com tbowman@wsjournal.com The Hendersonville Times-News Phone: (828) 692-0505 Fax: (828) 692-2319 Email: sports@hendersonvillenews.com

Forest City Courier Phone: (828) 245-6431 Fax: (828) 248-2790 Email: mclark@thedigitalcourier.com

LOCAL/REGIONAL T.V. WBTV (CBS) Charlotte, N.C. Phone: (704) 374-3713 Fax: (704) 374-3818 Email: dlittle@wbtv.com nwimberly@wbtv.com WCNC-TV (NBC) Charlotte, N.C. Phone: (704) 329-3665 Fax: (704) 357-4975 Email: htowe@wcnc.com gbailey@wcnc.com WSOC-TV (ABC) Charlotte, N.C. Phone: (704) 335-4746 Fax: (704) 335-4736 Email: bill.voth@wsoc.com rob.paul@wsoc.com NEWS 14 CAROLINA Charlotte, N.C. Phone: (704) 973-5792 Fax: (704) 731-2760 Email: mike.solarte@news14.com tim.baier@news14.com

The Charlotte Observer Phone: (704) 358-5125 (sports desk) Fax: (704) 358-5110 Email: obsports@charlotteobserver.com; dscott@charlotteobserver.com The Asheville Citizen-Times Phone: (800) 800-4204 Fax: (828) 251-0585 Email: scoreboard@citizen-times.com

WCCB-TV (FOX 18) Charlotte, N.C. Phone: (704) 632-7551 Fax: (704) 358-4841 Email: sportsdesk@fox18wccb.com kbartik@fox18wccb.com

The Gaston Gazette Phone: (704) 864-3291 Fax: (704) 867-5751 Email: rwalker@gastongazette.com The Lincolnton Times-News Phone: (704) 735-3031 Fax: (704) 735-3996 Email: sports@ltnews.com The Cherokee (S.C.) Chronicle Phone: (864)488-1016 Fax: (864) 488-1443 Email: tommy@thecherokeechronicle.com

MEDIA INFORMATION CREDENTIALS Media in need of credentials should submit a request by Monday of game week, to allow the media relations staff time to mail passes to your location. If a late request becomes necessary, passes will be left at media will call. Season credentials are also available for media who cover the Runnin’ Bulldogs regularly. Please contact Marc Rabb, (704) 406-4355 or via email at mrabb@gardner-webb.edu for more information. RADIO Each visiting team is allowed one official radio station. The visitiing radio booth at Ernest W. Spangler Stadium is equipped with both POTS and ethernet capabilities, as well as wireless internet access. No charge will be incurred by visiting broadcast crews. Touch-screen stat monitors are also available throughout the game. Game programs and flip cards will also be distributed. INTERNET ACCESS The Gardner-Webb Football Center press box is equipped with both wireless and hard-line (ethernet) internet access. A member of the University’s Internet Technology staff will be on hand each home game to assist with any difficulty logging on. Visitors are asked to updated anti-virus software before arriving. POSTGAME INTERVIEWS Postgame interviews are traditionally done on the field following games. All media must observe the NCAAmandated, 10-minute cool off period. The GardnerWebb locker room is closed, but Coach Ron Dickerson, Jr., and student-athletes will be made available either outside the locker room or on the field. Please check with the visiting sports information staff regarding postgame interviews of visiting coaches and/or student-athletes. INTERVIEWS DURING THE WEEK Media in need of interviews during the week should contact the media relations office at least one day prior

to the interview date to make a request. The staff will attempt to set up a time that best suits both the media member and the student-athlete or coach and their respective schedules. Last-minute requests will be handled as well as possible. BIG SOUTH WEEKLY TELECONFERENCE All media are welcome to dial in to the weekly Big South Conference Teleconference. The teleconference is held each Tuesday morning, and all seven league head coaches will be available. Coach Ron Dickerson, Jr., will be the first coach on each week, taking calls beginning at 10:30 am. Contact Marc Rabb, (704) 406-4355 or via email at mrabb@gardner-webb.edu for dial-in information. WEEKLY PRESS LUNCHEON Each Wednesday, Gardner-Webb head coach Ron Dickerson, Jr., will meet with members of the media for lunch at The Bulldog Quik Snak in Boiling Springs. Dining with Dickerson will begin at 11:30 am. The meal is free to all attending media members. Big South weekly notes and GWU game notes will be distributed at this meeting. GWUSPORTS.COM Gardner-Webb’s official website, GWUSports.com, will remain a major supplement to media members throughout the 2012season. In addition to tradition bios and rosters, PDF versions of weekly game notes, game box scores and cumulative season statistics will also be available. Weekly game notes will also be printed and available for media in the press box for both home and away games. MEDIA GUIDE Gardner-Webb’s media guide will be available in both flash and PDF formats online at GWUSports.com. A hard copy of coach or student-athlete bios, or an updated record book, can be printed for members of the media upon request.

MARC RABB Assistant A.D. for Media Relations Football Contact (704) 406-4355 (o) (704) 974-3662 (c) mrabb@gardner-webb.edu

KEVIN DAVIS Director of Sports Information (704) 406-3523 (o) (704) 974-9095 (c) kldavis@gardner-webb.edu

RYAN BRIDGES Director of New Media (704) 406-3981 (o) rbridge1@gardner-webb.edu

SAXON SIMPSON Graduate Assistant (704) 406-3981 (o) ssimpson@gardner-webb.edu

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PRESEASON POLL 2012 BIG SOUTH FOOTBALL PRESEASON POLL

Rank (first-place votes)

Total

123

2. Liberty (3)

108

3. Coastal Carolina

4. Presbyterian College

1. Stony Brook (15)

5. Gardner-Webb

6. VMI

7. Charleston Southern

2012 BIG SOUTH FOOTBALL PRESEASON ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM

OFFENSE SCHOOL YR QB Kyle Essington . . . . . . . RB Miguel Maysonet . . . . . . RB Kenny Little . . . . . . . WR Nathan Perera . . . . . . . . WR Matt Hazel. . . . . . . . . . WR Pat Kelly . . . . . . . . . . . TE David Duran. . . . . . . . . OL Jamie Dunaway . . . . . OL Malcolm Boyd. . . . . . . . OL Jamey Cheatwood . . . . . . OL Steve Demilio . . . . . . OL Michael Bamiro . . . . . . .

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HOMETOWN . . . Stony Brook . . . Stony Brook . . . Gardner-Webb . . . Charleston Southern . . . Coastal Carolina . . . Liberty . . . Coastal Carolina . . . Gardner-Webb . . . Liberty . . . Coastal Carolina . . . Gardner-Webb . . . Stony Brook

Sr. Sr. R-Sr. Jr. Jr. Sr. R-Sr. Sr. Sr. R-Jr. R-Sr. R-Jr.

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

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. . . SCHOOL . . . Gardner-Webb . . . Gardner-Webb . . . Liberty . . . Coastal Carolina . . . Coastal Carolina . . . Stony Brook . . . Liberty . . . Presbyterian . . . Charleston Southern . . . Liberty . . . Liberty . . . Stony Brook

YR Jr. R-Jr. R-Jr. Sr. Sr. Jr. R-Soph. Soph. R-Sr. R-Jr. Sr. R-Sr.

SPECIAL TEAMS . . . . . . . . PK Wesley Skiffington . . . . . P Patrick Morgano . . . . . . LS Richard Wright . . . . . . . KR Kevin Fogg. . . . . . . . . . PR Niccolo Mastromatteo . . .

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. . . SCHOOL . . . Stony Brook . . . Presbyterian College . . . Liberty . . . Liberty . . . Coastal Carolina

YR R-Sr. Sr. R-Jr. Sr. Jr.

PRESEASON OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Miguel Maysonet, RB, Stony Brook

Chino Hills, Calif. Riverhead, N.Y. Flanders, N.J. Orlando, Fla. North Augusta, S.C. New Orleans, La. Marietta, Ga. Duncan, S.C. Spartanburg, S.C. Boiling Springs, S.C. Severna Park, Md. Tobyhanna, Pa. HOMETOWN Garden Grove, Calif. East Orange, N.J. Duisburg, Germany Staten Island, N.Y. Tabor City, N.C. Roosevelt, N.Y. Roanoke, Va. Starke, Fla. Jacksonville, Fla. Charlotte, N.C. Raleigh, N.C. Hesperia, Calif. HOMETOWN Brandon, Fla. Greenville, S.C. Nathalie, Va. Raleigh, N.C. Ortonville, Mich.

PRESEASON DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Charles James, CB, Charleston Southern

OPPONENT SERIES HISTORY GWU VS. 2012 OPPONENTS School Wofford Richmond Samford Pittsburgh Liberty Mid America Nazarene Stony Brook VMI Coastal Carolina Charleston Southern Presbyterian

GWU Record 6-15-0 First Meeting 2-5-0 First Meeting 8-9-0 First Meeting 1-3-0 8-1-0 2-7-0 9-3-0 16-18-0

GWU VS. ALL NON DIVISION I OPPONENTS School Bluefield State Brevard Carson-Newman Catawba Central State (Oh.) Clark-Atlanta Concord (WVa.) Emory & Henry Fort Valley State Georgetown (Ky.) Georgia Southwestern Glenville (WVa.) State Guilford Johnson C. Smith Knoxville College Lees-McRae Lenoir-Rhyne Livingston (West Alabama) Livingstone (N.C.) Mars Hill Maryville (Tenn.) Milsaps Moorhead State (Minn.) Morris Brown New Haven Newberry Shepherd (WVa.) Southern Virginia Tusculum Valdosta State Virginia Union Webber (Fla.) International West Georgia West Virginia State West Virginia Tech West Virginia Wesleyan Wingate

GWU Record 0-1-0 1-0-0 4-26-0 9-18-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 3-0-0 1-0-0 1-1-0 5-3-0 2-0-0 2-0-0 3-2-0 4-1-0 1-0-1 3-0-0 17-12-0 0-1-0 4-1-0 17-16-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 2-0-0 1-0-0 15-15-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 4-0-0 0-2-0 1-1-0 1-0-0 1-1-0 2-0-0 0-1-0 3-0-0 9-4-0

GWU VS. CURRENT FCS AND FBS SCHOOLS School Akron Appalachian State Buffalo Central Florida (UCF) Charleston Southern Chattanooga Coastal Carolina Davidson East Tennessee State Elon Florida Atlantic Florida International

GWU Record 1-0-0 0-5-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 9-3-0 2-2-0 2-7-0 1-0-0 1-1-0 9-19-0 1-1-0 2-0-0

Furman Georgia Southern Georgia Tech Hampton Jacksonville Liberty Mississippi State Montana State Morgan State NC State New Hampshire North Carolina Central Northwestern State Ohio Old Dominion Presbyterian Samford Sam Houston State Savannah State Southeastern Louisiana Stephen F. Austin Stony Brook Tennessee-Martin Tennessee Tech VMI Wake Forest Western Carolina Western Kentucky Wofford

GWU VS. BIG SOUTH SCHOOLS School Charleston Southern Coastal Carolina Liberty Presbyterian Stony Brook Virginia Military

GWU VS. TOP-25 FCS SCHOOLS School (Date, Location)

#23 New Hampshire (11/11/2000, Durham, NH) #12 Georgia Southern (9/7/2002, Statesboro, GA) #15 Montana State (9/6/2003, Bozeman, MT) #8 Furman (9/27/2003, Greenville, SC) #17 Florida Atlantic (11/1/2003, Ft. Lauderdale, FL) #4 Furman (9/18/2004, Boiling Springs, NC) #25 Western Carolina (9/25/2004, Boiling Springs, NC) #25 Hampton (10/9/2004, Hampton, VA) #12 Wofford (11/6/2004, Spartanburg, SC) #7 Furman (10/1/2005, Greenville, SC) #8 Hampton (10/8/2005, Boiling Springs, NC) #15 Coastal Carolina (10/15/2005, Conway, SC) #2 Appalachian State (9/23/2006, Boiling Springs, NC) #25 Charleston Southern (11/4/2006, Charleston, SC) #14 Coastal Carolina (11/11/2006, Boiling Springs, NC) #23 Wofford (11/18/2006, Boiling Springs, NC) #5 Appalachian State (10/6/2007, Boone, NC) #8 Wofford (10/13/2007, Spartanburg, SC) #22 Liberty (11/15/2008, Lynchburg, VA) #16 Liberty (11/14/2009, Boiling Springs, NC) #12 Liberty (11/6/2010, Lynchburg, Va.)

0-3-0 1-2-0 0-1-0 1-2-0 2-0-0 8-9-1 0-1-0 0-1-0 2-0-0 0-1-0 1-0-0 2-2-0 0-1-0 0-2-0 0-1-0 16-18-1 2-5-0 0-2-0 5-0-0 2-0-0 0-1-0 1-3-0 2-2-0 1-2-0 8-1-0 0-1-0 2-3-0 1-1-0 6-15-0 GWU Record 9-3-0 2-7-0 8-9-1 16-18-0 1-3-0 8-1-0 Result W, 38-35 L, 56-0 L, 38-3 L, 45-0 L, 31-26 L, 38-6 W, 26-20 (OT) L, 48-25 L, 49-17 L, 48-31 L, 52-21 L, 34-31 (OT) L, 41-6 L, 28-14 L, 52-24 L, 34-17 L, 45-7 L, 52-17 L, 30-10 L, 51-28 L, 40-14

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RON DICKERSON, JR. Head Coach University of Arkansas ‘ 96 Second Season

Ron Dickerson, Jr., is in his second year as head coach of the Gardner-Webb University football program, and will lead the Runnin’ Bulldogs onto the field with hopes of competing for a Big South Conference title in 2012 – 10 seasons after GWU won the league’s inaugural title in 2002. Dickerson’s first season saw the ‘Dogs improve in several areas, particularly the team’s dedication to a more physical style of play. Gardner-Webb had a 1,000-yard rusher for the first time since 2000 and had both a 1,000 and 500-yard rusher in the same backfield for the first time since the 1980s. Dickerson, 41, joined the GWU family after spending the previous three seasons as receivers coach at Ole Miss – playing a key role in the development of current NFL players Mike Wallace (Pittsburgh Steelers), Dexter McCluster (Kansas City Chiefs) and Shay Hodge (Cincinnati Bengals). All three earned All-SEC honors with Dickerson’s guidance, and Wallace has established himself as one of the top receivers in the National Football League – and played for the Steelers in Super Bowl XLV on February 6, 2011. During his three seasons with the Rebels, Dickerson helped one of his mentors, Houston Nutt, direct the squad to a pair of top-20 finishes, two nine-win seasons and consecutive wins in the AT&T Cotton Bowl – knocking off No. 8 Texas Tech following the 2008 season and No. 21 Oklahoma State the following year. In 2008, Ole Miss posted key wins over the previous two seasons’ national champions – beating No. 4 Florida and No. 18 LSU on the road. Dickerson is the first African-American head coach in the Big South Conference’s football history. He is the eighth head coach in 42 seasons of senior college football at Gardner-Webb. Prior to Ole Miss, Dickerson spent three seasons at Louisiana-Monroe (2005-2007) and three seasons at FCS member Missouri State (2002-2004). With ULM, he coached Calvin Dawson to first-team All-Sun Belt honors and a 1,000-yard season. At Missouri State, he saw pupil Cody Pratt post back-toback 1,000-yard seasons. Dickerson also spent time as an assistant coach at Alabama State (1997-1999) and Temple (1996-1997) and served as head coach at Fairfield High in Birmingham, Ala., during the 2000 season. In the professional ranks, Dickerson picked up valuable experience as an intern in 2001 under Coach Tony Dungy in Tampa Bay and as the running

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backs and special teams coach for the XFL’s Las Vegas Outlaws in 2000. He coached future Carolina Panther Rod Smart during his time with the Outlaws. Dickerson’s success as a coach should not come as a surprise, as he excelled on the gridiron at the game’s highest levels as a player. He played in 15 games over two seasons for the Kansas City Chiefs, seeing his most extensive time as a kick returner – averaging 22 yards per return on 32 kickoffs during that time. Dickerson also spent time with the Philadelphia Eagles (1995) and the Scottish Claymores of NFL Europe (1996-1997). Dickerson starred at the University of Arkansas from 1989-1992, starting his career at running back before transitioning to receiver. He led the Razorbacks in receptions in 1991 and 1992 and finished his career with 2,355 all-purpose yards. His kickoff return ability still has Dickerson squarely in the Arkansas record books, with his average of 25.0 yards on 31 career returns ranking third in school history. Dickerson also lettered for the Razorbacks’ 1990 NCAA Indoor National Championship Track & Field squad as a jumper. He graduated in 1996 with a degree in Public and Commerical Recreation from Arkansas. Dickerson earned All-America honors in both football and track at State College (Pa.) High, and was ranked as one of the nation’s top 50 overall prospects on the gridiron and as one of the most sought after running backs in the nation in the Class of 1989. Football is a family affair for Dickerson. His father, Ron Dickerson, Sr., is woven deeply into the historic fabric of the game, having spent time as a reserve defensive back with the Miami Dolphins following a standout career at Kansas State. The elder Dickerson became the first African-American head coach in Division I-A when he took over at Temple in 1992 – and will serve as GardnerWebb’s receivers coach in 2012, his second year on staff. In addition to his coaching duties, the younger Dickerson is the founder and president of R.U.N.T – Recognizing Underdeveloped Natural Talents, a youth organization designed to improve opportunities for young people in and out of athletics. Dickerson and his wife, Kendreah, have two daughters, Kristen and Ashten, and a son, Keegan.

THE DICKERSON FILE Playing History 1996-1997 . . . .WR, Scottish Claymores (NFL Europe) 1993-1994 . . . . . KR / RB, Kansas City Chiefs (NFL) 1989-1992 . . . . . . . . . RB / WR, Univ. of Arkansas 1985-1989 . . . . . . . . . RB, State College (Pa.) HIgh

Coaching History 2011-Present. . . . . . . . Gardner-Webb, Head Coach 2007-2011 . . . . . . . . . . Ole Miss, Assistant Coach 2004-2007 . . Louisiana-Monroe, Assistant Head Coach 2002-2004 . . . . . . . Missouri State, Assistant Coach 2001 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tampa Bay (NFL), Intern 2000 . . . . . . . . . Fairfield (Ala.) High, Head Coach 2000 . . . . . . . . . Las Vegas (XFL), Assistant Coach 1997-2000 . . . . . . . Alabama State, Assistant Coach 1996-1997 . . . . Temple, Asst. Coach, DIrector of Ops.

WHAT THEY’RE SAYING Dexter McCluster, Kansas City Chiefs “If I could say one thing about Coach Dickerson it would be that he was not only my coach, but my friend. He treated me like his son. There are only a few people in my life that I can say that about. Coach D was always there for me and still is.”

Jim Caldwell, Former Head Coach, Indianapolis Colts “Ron is a man of integrity, character and strong Christian convictions. I have had the pleasure of watching him mature as a young man, excel as a collegiate student-athlete and flourish as a husband, father and coach. He has always been a natural leader and I am certain that Gardner-Webb student athletes will benefit greatly from his guidance.”

Houston Nutt, Former Head Coach, Ole Miss “I think Gardner-Webb hit a homerun today. They have a young man that is going to be a difference maker in the lives of young people. He is a fine Christian father, with a beautiful family, a family that will be involved in the community and a family that will be present in the eyes of an 18, 19, or 20-year old man. These young men are going to be better people, citizens, and football players after going through three, four or five years with Ron Dickerson, Jr. He is a man of great work ethic, a man of character, and he will be an outstanding leader.”

Shay Hodge, Cincinnati Bengals “I loved having Coach Dickerson as my coach at Ole Miss. He was not only a great coach but also like a dad to me. He taught me on the chalkboard, and also how to deal with the struggles of everyday life. He is a hard worker and a great leader.”

Mike Wallace, Pittsburgh Steelers “Coach D helped make me a better person and player. He is a great motivator. He really cares for his players. He showed me the way and I loved playing for him.”

TONY PIERCE Defensive Coordinator / Secondary Gettysburg College ‘83 Second Year

Tony Pierce is in his second season at Gardner-Webb University as the program’s defensive coordinator, and will also coach the safeties for the Runnin’ Bulldogs in 2012. In his first season, Gardner-Webb’s defense paced the Big South Conference in both sacks and tackles for loss, with defensive linemen Matt Goods and Preston Pemasa each earning first-team All-League honors. GWU ranked in the top-10 nationally in tackles for loss as well, pushing near the top of those statistical rankings early in the season and keeping the pressure on. The well-respected, experienced Pierce has over 25 years of coaching experience under his belt, including 20 in college football. His experience in the Football Bowl Subdivision includes time at BCS programs Georgia, Wake Forest, West Virginia and Pittsburgh – and he has served as an NFL intern coach with the Arizona Cardinals. His postseason experience is extensive, having coached on staffs for teams in the CarQuest Bowl, Insight.com Bowl and Music City Bowl – as well as a pair of SWAC championship games. Pierce spent the 2009 and 2010 seasons in the Football Championship Subdivision, coaching in 2010 at Valparaiso and in 2009 at Tennessee State. During his time at Tennessee State, Pierce coached running backs and served as the Tigers’ special teams coordinator, helping that squad to a win over No. 13 Eastern Illinois in the season finale. Pierce’s reputation as a strong defensive coordinator was cemented during an ultra-successful tenure at Alabama State, where he served for six seasons. His final defense finished ranked No. 19 nationally in 2008, allowing only 301.9 yards per game. Alabama State also finished ranked No. 12 nationally in fewest first downs allowed, No. 14 in tackles for loss, No. 15 in red zone defense, No. 26 in third down conversion defense and No. 29 against the run. In 2006, Pierce’s defense allowed only 276.2 yards per game and led the SWAC with an opponents’ third down conversion percentage of just 29.2 percent – which ranked seventh in the nation that season. Pierce was named America Football Coaches Association (AFCA) Division I-AA Assistant Football Coach of the Year in 2004, a season that his defense helped Alabama State to a 10-2 record and a win over Southern in the SWAC Championship Game. The Hornets ranked ninth nationally against the run (103.0 ypg) 17th in scoring defense (19.0 ppg) and 25th in sacks per game (1.33). Alabama State registered 76 tackles for loss that season as well. Alabama State’s defense forced 34 turnovers in 12 games, which ranked No. 7 among I-AA schools and helped the Hornets rank No. 6 in turnover margin. His defensive unit also ranked 13th nationally in rushing defense in 2003, as Alabama State won eight games during Pierce’s first season with the program. Pierce coached running backs at the University of Georgia from 2001-2002 and served one season as co-defensive coordinator and secondary coach at Wake Forest under current Indianapolis Colts’ head coach Jim Caldwell in 2000. He spent three seasons as an assistant coach at West Virginia (1997-1999), coaching the Mountaineers’ running backs from 1997-1998 and coaching the secondary in 1999. One of his running backs in Morgantown, Amos Zereoue, was a two-time All-America selection and NFL draft pick. Pierce has also served as an assistant coach at Pittsburgh (1995-96), Delaware State (1994), Bucknell (1990-1992) and St. Peter’s (1986-1987). He was head coach at Division III Oberlin College from 1992-1993. He earned a bachelor’s degree in physical education from Gettysburg (Pa.) College in 1983, where he was a standout defensive back – setting a school-record with 16 career interceptions. He graduated with a master’s degree in physical education, with a concentration in coaching and sports education from Montclair State in 1989. After his playing career at Gettysburg, Pierce signed a contract with the Philadelphia Stars of the USFL in 1984. The Newark, N.J., native and his wife, Michelle, have three children – Christian, Jordan and Alanna. Christian is a graduate of West Point and Jordan signed to play football at Air Force in 2011.

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KURT BEATHARD Offensive Coordinator Towson ‘88 First Year

Kurt Beathard is in his first season as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Gardner-Webb University, and brings a significant and impressive amount of experience on the college level into the program. Beathard spent 2007-2009 as an assistant coach under Ron Zook at the University of Illinois, working with receivers for two seasons and with the Illini quarterbacks in 2009. In 2008, Illinois boasted the Big Ten’s top-rated passing offense, averaging 269.3 yards per game with 22 touchdowns. Beathard tutored current NFL receiver Arrelious Benn to a fine season in 2008, with Benn hauling in 67 catches for 1,055 yards and three touchdowns. In 2007, Benn was a Freshman All-America selection and Big Ten Freshman of the Year. He was drafted in the second round of the 2009 NFL Draft by Tampa Bay. Prior to his stint in the Big Ten, Beathard enjoyed an exceptional career as a coordinator in the Football Championship Subdivision. From 2003-2007 he directed the offense at Eastern Kentucky, helping the Colonels set single-season program records in 2005 for completions (234), passing attempts (413) and passing yards (3,119) – leading the Ohio Valley Conference in scoring (31.5 ppg), total offense (412.3 yards per game) and passing offensive (283.5 yards per game). Quarterback Josh Greco and receiver Andre Ralston were two of the four players that season to earn first-team All-OVC honors, with Greco earning OVC Offensive Player of the Year honors (2005) and finishing his career as the top passer in Eastern Kentucky history. Another Beathard protégé, quarterback Allan Holland, went on to become the third leading passer in EKU history and was named OVC Offensive Player of the Year the season after Beathard moved on to Illinois. Ralston finished his career as the program’s leader in both receptions and receiving yards. Tight end Patrick Bugg earned All-America honors in both 2005 and 2006 and two offensive linemen – Derek Hardman and Larry Turner – went on to play in the National Football League. Beathard also spent one season as offensive coordinator at Bucknell (2002) and was the offensive coordinator at Western Carolina from 1997-2002. During his time with the Catamounts, he was a key component in the production of former Carolina Panthers’ fullback Brad Hoover, who rushed for a WCU-record 1,663 yards in 1998. In 2000, Western Carolina had a pair of receivers top the 1,000-yard mark and quarterback David Rivers passed for 2,878 yards and a school-record 17 touchdowns that season. Rivers was selected to participate in the Blue-Gray All-Star Game and Senior Bowl following that season, and signed a free agent contract with the Atlanta Falcons. Beathard also has coaching stops on the college level at Pacific (1995-1996), Towson (1993-1995), Colgate (1993), Bloomsburg (Pa.) (1992-1993), James Madison (1991-1992) and Louisville (1989-1991). Beathard enjoyed a strong playing career at quarterback, beginning at Cal Poly-San Luis Obispo before transferring to Saddleback Junior College and finishing at Towson State University during that program’s Division II era. During his two seasons at Towson, Beathard passed for 4,768 yards and 38 touchdowns – including a 40-of-51 effort against Lafayette that included 466 yards and four touchdowns. He helped the Tigers to the 1984 Division II playoffs and was drafted by the USFL’s Baltimore Stars. Beathard was inducted into Towson’s Athletics Hall of Fame in 1999. He led the Tigers to the NCAA Division II semifinals in 1984 and a final top-10 national ranking in 1985. Beathard is the son of legendary NFL general manager Bobby Beathard.

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Gardner-Webb ‘03 11th Year

Former Bulldog linebacker Travis Cunningham is in his 11th season on the Gardner-Webb coaching staff, and remains in charge of the Bulldogs’ linebackers, traditionally one of the team’s best position groups. Cunningham has helped mold that group into one of the nation’s best during his time in Boiling Springs, with Marty Patterson earning preseason All-America honors in 2010, and Jeffery Williams and Mario Brown earning spots on several All-America teams leading a strong charge by the Gardner-Webb defense in the process. Williams, Brown and Patterson, have earned All-Big South Conference honors under Cunningham’s watch – and all three have been preseason Big South Defensive Player of the Year once. The 2012 season will mark just the second time in the history of the Big South that at least one Gardner-Webb linebacker has not graced the preseason All-Big South team – with Cunningham looking to replace three senior starters from his 2011 unit. A young, organized coach with a sound understanding of the game, Cunningham has served his alma mater well. In 2005, he coached the GWU safeties, mentoring All-Big South Conference selection Daniel Cooke, who led the Bulldogs with 99 tackles and four interceptions. Cunningham also coached the team’s linebackers in 2003 and 2004, and spent the 2001-2002 seasons as a student assistant linebackers’ coach when GWU utilized a four-linebacker scheme. During his time with the Bulldog inside linebackers, Cunningham saw Keppy Baucom earn All-Big South honors three times in as

many seasons, with Baucom leading the 2004 Bulldogs with 90 total tackles. His 2003 unit, spearheaded by Baucom, Jonathan Little, Adam Wagner and J.P. Weaver, developed into one of the region’s most consistent and effective groups. Under Cunningham’s guidance in 2002, Baucom earned first-team All-Big South honors and was named Big South Freshman of the Year after leading the league’s rookies with 75 total tackles. Cunningham, a native of Knoxville, Tenn., played two seasons at Gardner-Webb, making his mark as a long snapper and as a hardnosed special teams coverage man. Prior to enrolling at GardnerWebb, Cunningham was a standout in football and baseball at Powell (Tenn.) High in Knoxville. Cunningham graduated from Gardner-Webb in August, 2003, with an undergraduate degree in Physical Education. He and his wife, the

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Franklin ‘05 First Year

Alan Hensell is in his first season with Gardner-Webb University as its offensive line coach, and brings tremendous experience to the program after coaching at college football’s highest level since 2007. Hensell has benefited strongly from the opportunity to learn under some of the game’s top coaches, including Ed Orgeron (Ole Miss), Houston Nutt (Ole Miss), Derek Dooley (Tennessee) and Paul Pasqualoni (UConn) since joining the Division I coaching ranks in 2007 as a graduate assistant at Ole Miss. The New Carlisle, Ind., native spent time at the University of Connecticut as an offensive quality control coach in February, 2012 before joining the Gardner-Webb staff. Hensell spent the previous five seasons in the powerful Southeastern Conference, including the 2011 season as assistant offensive line coach and offensive graduate assistant at Ole Miss. Hensell worked with the Rebels’ offensive line and tight ends in 2011, helping mentor right tackle Bobby Massie – who was drafted in the fourth round of the 2012 NFL Draft by the Arizona Cardinals. Massie was the latest star to learn under Hensell’s watchful eye on the offensive line. Hensell had previously been on staff’s that developed three All-America selections and two more high NFL draft picks. In 2010, Hensell served as assistant offensive line coach and offensive intern at the University of Tennessee, where he had the opportunity to coach center James Stone – who earned freshman All-America honors for the Vols. Hensell spent 2007-2009 on the staff at Ole Miss as well, working as assistant offensive line coach in 2008 and 2009. The Rebels were 9-4 in each of those seasons and won a pair of Cotton Bowls. In 2008, Ole Miss averaged 407.6 yards of total offense per game and 186.5 yards per game on the ground. Left tackle Michael Oher earned first-team All-America honors and was taken in the first round of the NFL

Draft by the Baltimore Ravens. In 2009, the Rebels averaged 402.4 yards per game of total offense, including 183.6 on the ground. Standout offensive lineman John Jerry earned first-team All-America honors that season and was selected in the third round of the NFL Draft. In all, Hensell has served on coaching staffs that have advanced to three bowl games – two Cotton Bowls and the Music City Bowl. He began his college coaching career at his alma mater, coaching outside linebackers and coordinating video at Franklin (Ind.) College in 2004. Hensell also served as a student assistant baseball coach during his time at Franklin, helping the team to a 29-15 record and a No. 24 national ranking in 2005. Following his time on staff at Franklin, Hensell moved on to coach quarterbacks at Wisconsin-River Falls in 2005 and 2006. Hensell started his career in coaching in 2003 at Decatur Central (Ind.) High, coaching quarterbacks following a career-ending injury on the college gridiron. As a student-athlete, Hensell played two sports at Franklin as a freshman, lining up at running back and receiver, and pitching for the Grizzlies’ baseball team. He helped the baseball squad to a 32-10 record as a freshman in 2002. That effort included a conference title and a No. 30 national ranking. Franklin also won a conference baseball championship in 2005. On the gridiron, Hensell played running back and receiver for two seasons for the Grizzlies, suiting up for former Gardner-Webb offensive coordinator Bill Unsworth in 2001 and 2002. He was a three-sport standout at New Prairie High, earning 10 letters while playing football, basketball and baseball. Hensell graduated from Franklin in 2005 with a B.A. in physical education (K-12) and a minor in health education.

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Kansas State ‘71 Second Year

Ron Dickerson, Sr., is in his second season as an assistant coach at Gardner-Webb University, and first as receivers coach. Dickerson is part of the coaching staff of his son, Ron Dickerson, Jr., who is entering his second season in charge of the Runnin’ Bulldogs and following in the path of his father. The elder Dickerson comes to GWU after spending the 2010 season as head coach at NAIA member Lambuth (Tenn.) University. Dickerson, Sr., brings a tremendous amount of experience to the program, teaching and developing student-athletes at the highest levels of college football as both a position coach and coordinator. During that time, he has tutored 27 players that have gone on to play in the National Football League. Dickerson has also served as head coach at Temple (1992-1997) and Alabama State (1998-1999). He is a past president of the Black Coaches Association (BCA) and was the first African-American head coach in the Football Bowl Subdivision (formerly Division I-A). His first coaching job came after an injury ended a promising professional career during the 1972 preseason with the Miami Dolphins, a team that went on to a historic, 16-0, season. The Dolphins drafted Dickerson in the seventh round of the 1971 NFL Draft out of Kansas State, where he was a standout cornerback. He coached in the secondary at his alma mater from 1972-1975, before going on to the University of Louisville for three seasons. Dickerson coached the secondary at Pittsburgh from 1978-81 - helping the Panthers to back-to-back 11-1 seasons in 1979 and 1980. The program was squarely in the national championship discussion both seasons. After a year away from the game, Dickerson returned to the sidelines as assistant head coach at Colorado (1982-84) before heading back to his home state to begin a successful career as secondary coach at Penn State. During his time in Happy Valley (1985-90), Dickerson helped the

Nittany Lions post a 53-17 record, including a 12-0 mark and a stirring, 14-10, Fiesta Bowl win over Miami (Fla.) to claim the 1987 National Championship. Four of his defensive backs went on to earn All-America honors and seven played in the NFL. Dickerson moved to the Atlantic Coast Conference in 1991, taking over as defensive coordinator at Clemson, where he orchestrated one of the best defensive units in the storied programs’ history in his first season. The 1991 Tigers won the program’s last ACC title with a 9-1 regular season mark. That season, Dickerson’s defense ranked No. 1 nationally against the run (61.0 ypg), No. 4 nationally in total defense and No. 10 in scoring defense. Seven of the top 10 tacklers on that 1991 defense went on to play in the NFL, including Ed McDaniel, Levon Kirkland, Chester McGlockton, Brenston Bucker and Wayne Simmons - with McGlockton and Simmons developing into first round picks. McDaniel, Kirkland and McGlockton each went on to play in the Pro Bowl. In 1992, Dickerson coached future NFL Pro Bowl safety Brian Dawkins, who was a freshman on that team. Dickerson was a three-year letterwinner at Kansas State, and still ranks third on the school’s single-season list with 19 passes defended in 1970. He also ranks among the school’s leaders with 162 career interception return yards (eight career interceptions), and was invited to play in the East-West Shrine Game and the College All-Star Game following his senior season. Dickerson’s head football coach as a four-sport star at Coraopolis (Pa.) High was future NFL head coach Foge Fazio. Dickerson graduated from Kansas State in 1971 with a degree in Physical Education. He and his wife, Jeannie, were married on February 1, 1969. They are the proud parents of two children, Ron, Jr., and Rashawn, and four grandchildren.

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Arkansas ‘05 First Year

Kyle Dickerson is in his first season as an assistant coach at Gardner-Webb University, and will work with the team’s running backs. The Memphis, Tenn., native joined the Runnin’ Bulldogs after several seasons as a graduate assistant and intern in the powerful SEC, gaining valuable experience at Arkansas and Ole Miss over the past five seasons. Dickerson spent the past four seasons at Ole Miss, working as a graduate assistant from 2008-2010 and as an intern for the past two seasons. During that time with the Rebels, Dickerson worked with running backs and special teams, as well as assisting with a variety of other tasks in the program. During his time in Oxford, the Rebels advanced to a pair of Cotton Bowls and finished ranked in the top-25 following both the 2008 and 2009 seasons. In both 2008 and 2009, Ole Miss averaged over 400 yards of total offense per game. One of his pupils, running back Dexter McCluster, became the first back in SEC history to rush for more than 1,000 yards and post at least 500 yards receiving in the same season. McCluster went on to the NFL Draft following an MVP performance in the Cotton Bowl, going in the second round (36th pick) to Kansas City. Prior to joining the program at Ole Miss, Dickerson served as an offensive graduate assistant at his alma mater, Arkansas, from 2006-2008. He worked with the Razorbacks’ running backs and return specialists and helped tutor an all-star backfield that included current NFL stars Peyton Hillis, Felix Jones and Darren McFadden. McFadden and Jones each earned All-America status during Dickerson’s time with the Razorbacks, with McFadden finishing as the Heisman Trophy runner up following the 2006 and 2007 seasons. McFadden was named the Sporting News National Player of the Year in 2007, along with winning the 2007 Walter Camp Award as the nation’s top overall player. That year, he rushed for 1,830 yards and 16 touchdowns and accounted for 21 overall scores. McFadden went to the Oakland Raiders with the fourth overall pick in the 2008 NFL Draft. Jones was a two-time All-America selection as a kick returner, and was a two-time All-SEC running back – earning those nods in 2006 and 2007. Jones

topped 1,000 yards in each of his last two seasons in Fayetteville and scored 31 touchdowns on the ground. He was an electric kickoff return man, however, returning four career kickoffs for touchdowns – including a pair of 100-yarders. Jones scored 46 career touchdowns during his time with the Razorbacks, and went in the second round to the Dallas Cowboys in the 2008 NFL Draft. Hillis was primarily a blocking back for McFadden and Jones during his time at Arkansas, but found the end zone 12 times in his four seasons with the Hogs. He was drafted in the seventh round by the Denver Broncos in the 2007 NFL Draft, and has flourished as one of the top big backs in the NFL with the Broncos and Cleveland Browns. Arkansas played in the Capital One Bowl and two Cotton Bowls during Dickerson’s time on staff in Fayetteville, and also played in the SEC title game once. Dickerson began his coaching career at Memphis East (Tenn.) High, serving as a volunteer assistant during the summer of 2006. As a player, Dickerson suited up for Arkansas from 2002-2005, serving as the Razorbacks’ team captain in 2005. He finished with 90 career carries for 358 yards and a pair of touchdowns, averaging a career-best 5.2 yards per carry in both 2003 and 2005. He holds two degrees from Arkansas, earning a B.S. in Education (Kinesiology) in 2006 and an M.A. in Education (Adult Education) in 2008. Dickerson was a highly recruited prospect on the high school level, signing with Arkansas after entertaining offers from Auburn, Kentucky, Tennessee and West Virginia. He starred at Memphis East (Tenn.) High, earning Tennessee Athletic Coaches Association Class 4A State Player of the Year honors three times. Dickerson accounted for nearly 7,000 all-purpose yards for his career and finished with 72 career touchdowns and 62 two-point conversions. Recruiting guru Max Emfinger rated him as the No. 16 speed running back in the nation as a senior. Dickerson earned All-State honors three times and was a finalist for Tennessee’s Mr. Football award as a senior.

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San Jose State ‘06 Third Year

Bobby Godinez is entering his third season as an assistant coach with the Gardner-Webb University football program, and his second full season at the team’s recruiting coordinator – a role in which he has excelled since taking over. Godinez will coach the GWU tight ends in 2012, his first season on the offensive side of the ball with the ‘Dogs. Godinez efforts on the recruiting trails have helped Gardner-Webb land two outstanding classes in a row, particulary the 2012 group. Over the past two seasons, Gardner-Webb has signed 16 student-athletes who earned All-State honors at some point during their respective high school careers. Gardner-Webb will suit up 12 players from Godinez’ native California in 2012 as well, including former FBS players Exavier Johnson (Utah State) and Aaron Huck (Nevada). Godinez coached the Gardner-Webb safeties in 2011, helping tutor Gianni Olivas to a team-high interception total for the second year in a row. Godinez coached the defensive line for Gardner-Webb during his first season with the program in 2010, molding Preston Pemasa into the 2010 Big South Freshman of the Year and first-team All-Big South selection. Godinez also helped pour the foundation for what is now one of the team’s strongest position groups, bringing along current veterans Maurice Dickson and Dylan Taylor – and working with 2010 redshirts Matt Goods and Tyler Hough-Jenkins. Godinez joined the Runnin’ Bulldogs from Mt. San Antonio College in Walnut, Calif., where he was named co-defensive coordinator and defensive backs coach in January 2010.

Godinez served as the defensive coordinator and defensive backs coach during the 2009 season at Pasadena City College, helping the squad to a No. 2 ranking defensively within the Northern Conference against the pass. He also helped coordinate the PCC special teams and coached a pair of junior college All-America selections. He also served as head coach at La Varne Lutheran (Calif.) High in 2008, leading the school to a league title and a No. 8 ranking among California small schools – and directed a squad that led the league in offense, defense and special teams. As a player, Godinez played safety at San Jose State under Hall of Famer Dick Tomey, earning Academic All-WAC honors twice and serving as a captain for the Spartans for two seasons. He signed a free agent contract with the NFL’s Washington Redskins in 2006, then founded and operated Optimal Sports Strength & Conditioning in January, 2007 – training players from the NFL and Major League Baseball. Godinez graduated from San Jose State with a B.A. in Sociology and a M.A. in Kinesiology and Sports Management. He and his wife, Jennifer, welcomed their first daughter, Payton, in January, 2011.

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Gardner-Webb ‘71 Third Year

Jim Seacord is in his second season with Coach Ron Dickerson, Jr.’s staff, and his third season coaching at his alma mater overall. The veteran coach will coach the team’s defensive line in 2012, having also held that role in 2006. Seacord coached Gardner-Webb’s tight ends and coordinated the special teams in 2011. Before returning to Boiling Springs, Seacord spent four seasons as an assistant Strength & Conditioning coach at Notre Dame. While in South Bend, he helped train the Fighting Irish football program in addition to heading up the strength program for women’s rowing. The 1971 Gardner-Webb graduate served as the defensive line coach for the Runnin’ Bulldogs in 2006, where he helped develop future NFL draft pick Brian Johnston (Chiefs, 7th round, 2008) and mentored second-team All-Big South Conference end Thurston Lee. Johnston was the Big South’s Defensive Player of the Year that season, and earned FCS All-America honors from the Associated Press and the Football Gazette. Seacord logged more than 30 years experience coaching on the high school level in North and South Carolina. He was one of the most respected coaches in the Charlotte, N.C., high school ranks for more than two decades, serving as head coach at South Mecklenburg (N.C.) High from 1979-1985. During that time with the Sabres, he forged a 48-26 mark and led his squad to a 14-0 record and state title in 1981 – developing a team that is still considered one of the best in Mecklenburg County history. Seacord helped develop talentes such as NFL linebacker Roman Phifer

and Clemson tailback Stephen Griffin during his time at South Meck. After spending time in the college ranks on Coach Joe Morrison’s staff at South Carolina, Seacord returned to the high school ranks at Wilmington Hoggard (N.C.) High for three seasons (1986-1988) – before finding his way back to Charlotte. Seacord took over at brand new Providence (N.C.) High in 1989 and experienced tremendous success from 1989-2000. During that time he registered 50 wins and led the Panthers to playoff berths in 1993, 1995 and 1997. In 1997, Providence won the league title and finished with a solid 10-2 record. The Charlotte Observer named Seacord its 1997 Coach of the Year. He and his wife, Susan, are the parents of two adult daughters.

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Morningside ‘09 Second Year

Tucker Tejkl is in his second season on the Gardner-Webb football staff, and will take over the reigns as Special Teams Coordinator in addition to coaching the team’s corners in 2012. Tejkl assumed his new role prior to spring practice, and is an energetic coach in drills and on the sidelines. Tejkl assisted with the Gardner-Webb defense and special teams units in 2011. He joined the Gardner-Webb program after spending the 2010 season as an assistant coach at Lambuth (Tenn.) University, where he worked as Special Teams Coordinator. While there, Tejkl also spent time with the Eagles’ defensive backs and running backs. Tejkl’s special teams in 2010 ranked in the top-10 nationally at the NAIA level in punt return yards (15.0 ypr) and punting average (40.5 ypa). He served as defensive backs coach at Morningside (Iowa) College in 2009, helping his alma mater to a 10-2 record and the NAIA quarterfinals. The Mustangs ranked seventh nationally that season in scoring defense and 10th nationally in pass efficiency defense. Morningside intercepted 20 passes and broke up 39 on the season. Tejkl was a three-year letterwinner as a defensive back for Morningside, helping the Mustangs to a 28-8 record over his final three seasons with the program. The Leigh, Neb., native graduated from Morningside in 2009 with a degree in secondary education and concentration in biology. He played on the prep level at Stanton Community (Neb.) High.

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KYLE LINGERFELT Director of Football Operations Tennessee Tech ‘82 First Year Kyle Lingerfelt is in his first season as Director of Football Operations at Gardner-Webb University, bringing with him nearly 25 years of experience in Division I college football. Lingerfelt spent last season as Assistant to the Head Football Coach at Vanderbilt, helping a new staff lead the Commodore’s to the AutoZone Liberty Bowl – the first time in that program’s history a first-year staff had accomplished that feat. Prior to his season in Nashville, Lingerfelt served in a variety of roles at Marshall, Cincinnati, Maryland, Florida and Western Kentucky. He served as recruiting coordinator at WKU, Maryland and Cincinnati. Lingerfelt is a native of Tallahassee, Fla., where he attended perennial state power Godby (Fla.) High. He attended Tennessee Tech University and earned an M.B.A. from the University of Canterbury. His wife, Tea Hoffmann Lingerfelt, is an attorney for Parker, Poe and Bernstein in Charlotte. Lingerfelt has two Children – Charlie (13) and Erin Marie (9).

PAT COLEMAN Equipment Coordinator Mississippi ‘10 First Year Pat Coleman is in his first season with the Gardner-Webb University football program, taking on the role of Equipment Coordinator. Coleman has extensive experience on a variety of levels, joining the GWU family after spending the 2011 season as a football equipment manager staff assistant with the NFL’s Miami Dolphins. In that role, Coleman gained valuable seasoning under one of the league’s top equipment staffs. Coleman spent the 2010 training camp as an equipment intern with the Tampa Bay Bucaneers as well. The Louisville, Miss., native gained a great deal of his overall experience as a student at Ole Miss, where he served on the football equipment staff from 2006 until 2010. He earned an equipment manager scholarship while in Oxford, and was inducted into the “M” Club for his service with the Rebels. Coleman graduated from Ole Miss in December, 2010, with a degree in Exercise Science.

QUADRIAN BANKS Director of Athletic Performance Texas ‘03 Second Year Quadrian Banks is in his second season at Gardner-Webb University as the Director of Athletic Development for the Runnin’ Bulldogs. In his role, Banks coordinates and oversees the Strength & Conditioning needs for Gardner-Webb athletics, with specific focus on football, men’s and women’s basketball. The Dallas, Texas, native has a great deal of experience with NCAA Division I student-athletes in his field, having served on strength staffs at the University of Mississippi, Richmond University, Hampton University and Prairie View A&M. He spent the past two seasons on the strength staff at Ole Miss. In 2008, Banks was part of a strength & conditioning staff that helped develop Richmond into a national championship program – as the Spiders finished with a 9-3 record and defeated Montana 24-7 to win the 2008 NCAA Division I FCS National Championship, just the second ever by a private school. He spent the 2007 season as Assistant Director of Athletic Performance at Hampton University, where he assisted in the development of third-round NFL Draft pick Kendall Langford and two more NFL free agent signees. Banks joined the Pirates’ staff after spending two years as the Head Strength & Conditioning Coach at Prairie View A&M. The Dallas, Texas, native also spent time on the college level as a student assistant with the Strength & Conditioning program at the University of Texas, working primarily with the football and basketball programs. His experience is not limited to the college arena, as Banks also worked in the private sector of the business, gaining valuable experience with Train 4 The Game and Velocity Sports Performance. Banks graduated from the University of Texas in 2003 with a B.S. in kinesiology, health promotion and fitness and earned a M.Ed. in health and physical education from Prairie View A&M in 2005. He graduated from Garland Christian Academy before heading to Austin, Texas, for college.

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2012 OUTLOOK BOILING SPRINGS – With a rebuilding process well underway, Gardner-Webb head coach Ron Dickerson, Jr., has his sights set on a making marked improvement from his first season at the helm of the Runnin’ Bulldogs. With 19 starters returning overall, Dickerson has a level of experienced depth – pa particularly along both lines – that hasn’t been seen in Boiling Springs recently. The team’s line stre strength is a source of optimism, along with good depth at several other positions, but the second-year head he coach is quick to point out one area that must improve im for his squad to push to the top of the Big South Conference standings by season’s eend. Simply put: the Runnin’ Bulldogs Bulld must hang onto the football. In its four Big South losses las last season, Gardner-Webb turned the footbal football over 15 times. In its other seven games gam overall on the season, the ‘Dogs turn turned it over only four – with three of those miscues coming at FBS member Ohio in the second week of the season. The turnover margin for the season was only minus-1 overall, but ove opponents outscored ner-Webb 84-20 in points Gardoofff of turnovers for the season – a statistic of thatt hhaunted aunted GWU in each of its FCS llosses. T There here were bright spots in 2011 as well, and D ickerson hopes to build on th Dickerson those positives heading into 2012. The team’s appr approach last season was to be a more physical squad. On the field, that w was proven foot by its ability to run the football. GWU rushed for 1,832 yards as a team and produced its first 1,000-y 1,000-yard back since 2000. Gard Defensively, Gardner-Webb recorded a league-high 97 tackles behind the line of scrimm ge to account for 342 ma mage negative yards for opposing Th offenses. That total ranked No. 5 nationNC ally in NCAA DiviFCS and the sion I FCS, team’s 25 sacks m for minus-191 yards led the Big South.

QUARTERBACKS Perhaps the most intriguing battle for GardnerWebb offensively will be the one for the starting nod under center. The Runnin’ Bulldogs posted a team passer efficiency rating of just 101.48 last season, which ranked 110th out of 120 FCS programs in 2011. The passing game produced just eight touchdowns and 149.1 yards per game overall – numbers that the coaching staff expects to improve upon in 2012. The team’s most experienced quarterback – Chandler Browning (6-3, 245, RJr.) – made a move to linebacker prior to the start of fall camp, leaving three players with college experience to fight for the job. Lucas Beatty (6-2, 220, RFr.) split time with Browning last season, starting four games before missing the final two with an injury. Beatty was a strong game manager during his time as a starter, which included a 2-2 mark in league play with wins over Coastal Carolina and Charleston Southern. The Charlotte, N.C., native missed spring practice with an injury, but is expected back at full strength. Exavier Johnson (6-3, 223, RSr.) also battled injuries in his first season at Gardner-Webb, playing in just two games after coming in as a high regarded player from the junior college ranks. Blessed with a strong arm and good instincts, Johnson spent two seasons at FBS member Utah State before an outstanding 2010 season at Pierce (Calif.) College in Los Angeles. Jordan Paul (6-3, 196, So.) moved back from receiver during spring practice and proved to be a quick study under new coordinator Kurt Beathard. The team’s most agile quarterback, Paul was sharp during the 2012 spring game and was the starter in that contest. The Brooklyn, N.Y., native – who caught more passes than any returning receiver from last season – is a true dual threat at the quarterback position. The only newcomer in the quarterback room is Nat Dunlap (6-2, 182, RFr.), who redshirted last season after leading Albemarle (N.C.) High to a pair of Class 1A state titles.

RUNNING BACKS Gardner-Webb had its share of injury problems at running back in 2011, but Kenny Little (5-11, 208, RSr.) fought through to finish with a career-high 1,042 yards and seven touchdowns in only nine games. His 115.8 yards per game ranked No. 14 nationally and second in the Big South, and earned him second-team All-Big South honors. The Flanders, N.J., veteran is a preseason All-Big South Conference choice and will look to become only the second back in Gardner-Webb history to post backto-back seasons with 1,000 yards or more. Juanne Blount (5-9, 201, RSo.) returns after missing the final 10 games of the 2011 campaign

2012 OUTLOOK with an injury, and has used his time off to bulk up considerably. The shifty Blount was the team’s second-leading rusher as a freshman in 2010 and ran for 102 yards in last season’s opener before going down with an injury in that game. A standout triple-option quarterback at Forest Hills (N.C.) High, Blount rushed for 5,392 yards and 84 touchdowns during his prep career. Speedy J.J. Hubbard (5-8, 170, So.) also returns after averaging 4.0 yards per carry in limited action last season – but will likely be one of the team’s primary kickoff return men. Hubbard took a kick 79 yards to the house in last season’s finale at VMI and is a gifted return man and a receiver in addition to his abilities between the tackles. The optimism surrounding the running back position goes farther than the returning talent, however. Gardner-Webb added two of the state’s top running backs in February, signing standouts Dee Littlejohn (6-1, 225, Fr.) and Demetrius Fairley (511, 195, Fr.). Littlejohn rumbled and dashed for 2,072 yards and 36 touchdowns as a senior for Lincolnton (N.C.) High last season, leading the Wolves to a spot in the Class 2A state championship game. Littlejohn, considered one of the state’s top-50 prospects by several publications, ran for a county-record 4,296 yards in less than three seasons as a starter. Fairley, who was courted by several FBS programs, also led his high school team to the state finals in 2011, starring at Garner (N.C.) High. Also a powerful runner, Fairley carried 196 times for 1,678 yards and 16 scores to pace the Trojans to the Class 4A title game. He originally committed to Western Michigan of the MAC prior to his senior season and drew interest from several BCS level programs. Another freshman, diminutive Dinkin Miller (58, 170, Fr.), also brings outstanding credentials to the mix. Miller collected 2,570 yards and 26 touchdowns last season at West Rowan (N.C.) High, leading the Falcons to a 12-4 record and a spot in the Class 3A finals.

OFFENSIVE LINE If the excitement level has risen surrounding Gardner-Webb’s running backs, a primary reason is the quality, experience and depth of the offensive line assembled in Boiling Springs. Six players – five seniors – return with starting experience. Three of those seniors – left guard Jamie Dunaway (6-3, 290, Sr.), right tackle Steve Demilio (6-5, 293, RSr.) and left tackle Harrison Martin (6-6, 285, RSr.) – each earned first-team preseason All-Big South honors from Phil Steele’s FCS Football Preview Magazine. That trio started all 11 games last season, and Dunaway has made 33 consecutive starts. Center Austin Sargent (6-3, 302, Sr.) is a strong option over the ball, and should challenge for All-Big South honors in 2012. Veterans Jeff Harris (6-2, 292,

RJr.) and Aaron Huck (6-3, 296, RSr.) have plenty of experience at right guard – and both earned starting assignments in 2011. David McConnell (6-5, 304, RSo.) graded out at 100 percent in limited action at tackle last season, and was perhaps the team’s most improved linemen during spring practice. The Runnin’ Bulldogs were able to redshirt several talented newcomers in 2011, and those youngsters will provide outstanding depth across the line. Tackle Matt McAlvin (6-5, 280, RFr.) and center/ guard Ashanti McPhee (6-3, 306, RFr.) were both heavily courted by FBS programs following their senior seasons and each are capable of making an impact for the Runnin’ Bulldogs when called upon. Guard Alvaro Estrella (6-2, 308, RFr.) transferred in from Fresno State in June after redshirting with that program last season. Estrella was offered by Gardner-Webb and Hampton as a high school senior before deciding to enroll at Fresno State. A trio of highly-regarded true freshman also joined the program, with Dylan Hopper (6-4, 295, Fr.), Caleb Smith (6-3, 290, Fr.) and David Sutton (6-3, 314, Fr.) each signing with the ‘Dogs in February. Smith and Sutton each earned All-State honors in South Carolina last season, and Hopper was considered one of the top senior linemen in North Carolina in the Class of 2012. Another freshman, guard Dewayne Wray (6-0, 278, Fr.) started at both guard and tackle for state power Gaffney (S.C.) High before joining the team for camp in early August.

RECEIVERS Gardner-Webb’s top returning producer at the receiver position caught just seven passes in 2011 and that player – Jordan Paul – is now in the mix for the starting spot at quarterback. Of the players who saw action last season at the position, just nine catches return. The Runnin’ Bulldogs caught a major break following spring practice, when veteran Marquis Sanders (5-11, 185, Gr.) was granted a sixth season by the NCAA. The Mt. Holly, N.C., speedster has long been considered one of the team’s fastest players – with injuries hampering seasons in 2010 and 2011. Sanders, who has been timed at 10.8 seconds in the 100m dash, posted a 41-inch vertical jump during spring workouts and is back at full speed after missing the final nine games of the 2011 campaign. His best season came in 2009, when he caught 36 passes for 459 yards and two touchdowns – narrowly missing out on All-Big South Conference accolades. Sanders is joined by third-year competitors Richard Jules (6-0, 174, Jr.) and Deonte Swinton (6-1, 189, RSo.) as the unit’s core of experience. Jules caught six passes for 47 yards last season and Swinton hauled in one pass for eight yards, although both had solid showings during spring practice. A player who has created considerable buzz since

joining the program last August is Carlton Heard (60, 184, RFr.), and much is expected of the newcomer in 2012. The Athens, Ga., native entered the Gardner-Webb program when camp started in 2011 as a preferred walk-on and, after a week of preseason camp, had performed at such a high level he was extended a scholarship. Heard continued his progression throughout his redshirt season, and was a bright spot for the squad during spring practice. Classmate Stanley Fleurant (6-3, 192, RFr.) is another former high school sprinter who should challenge for immediate playing time, and has outstanding size. Floridians Jordan Jones (6-4, 202, Fr.) and Rodney Watson (5-9, 185, RSo.) should also factor into the mix early. Jones played a postgraduate year at Fork Union (Va.) Military Academy after starring at Tampa Catholic (Fla.) High, and has a combination of size and strength that should give him an edge in the red zone. Watson transferred from USF in June, and will work at both running back and receiver. He is the younger brother of former Carolina Panther Rod Smart and current Pittsburgh Steeler Chris Rainey. Junior college transfer Kenny Cook (6-4, 216, RSo.) joined the team in January, and was one of the team’s most explosive players during spring practice. Two other newcomers also have the potential to play early. Josh Thompson (6-4, 188, Fr.) is a gifted athlete with tremendous size and speed (4.53 seconds in the 40). Geo Hillsman (6-1, 187, Fr.) was a standout on both sides of the football at Crestview (Fla.) High and is a potential game breaker.

TIGHT ENDS Hudson Smith (6-1, 245, RJr.) has found a permanent home at tight end after playing all over the field in his first two seasons with the Runnin’ Bulldogs. He leads a versatile group at tight end and, as his career to date has shown, is the most multi-talented of the group heading into 2012. Smith, who has started games at defensive end and running back, as well as earning All-Big South honors at long snapper in 2010, is a stout blocker who has also shown a good knack for route running and hauling in passes. Converted receiver Seth Cranfill (6-4, 230, RSo.) is perhaps the team’s most dangerous threat in the passing game at the tight end spot, and will get a chance to prove his worth early in 2012. The former Bandys (N.C.) High star will likely be the man to join Smith in two-tight end sets. Formerly an agile offensive lineman, Don Manning (6-1, 262, RJr.) brings his physical blocking to the tight end position in 2012. The Gaffney, N.C., native is a strong, agile player who should benefit an already strong GWU rushing attack. Another potential powerhouse as a blocker is

2012 OUTLOOK to start, and agile enough to try his hand at linebacker during spring practice. Kapono Asuega (6-0, 255, Sr.) returns as another experienced option at tackle. If an official survey had been commissioned of coaches and players following spring practice, the name most frequently mentioned as most impressive would likely have been end Shaquille Riddick (6-7, 235, So.). The Akron, Ohio, native moved quickly into a starting role at the rush end spot vacated by fouryear starter Jordan Woods and showcased his ability in the 2012 spring game by collecting nine tackles and five tackles for loss. Riddick packed on 20 pounds since arriving on campus last August, and is expected to push for All-Big South honors in the near future. Rangy former tight end Albert Doyle (6-5, 229, RFr.) moved over to defense after the start of August camp to provide depth and Gardner-Webb will look for a push inside from talented newcomer O.J. Le’Itaua Mau (6-2, 275, Fr.). Mau, who traveled nearly 10,000 miles from Masefau, American Samoa, to join his teammates in August, could wind up at defensive end at times, but is more likely ready to make a serious push for playing time at tackle – where his combination of brute power and quickness is already very effective. The only other newcomer on the defensive line, end Arlando Griffin (6-4, 220, Fr.), also has a bright future with the Runnin’ Bulldogs. Theo Johnson (6-4, 276, Sr.), who moved over from defensive end midway through the 2011 season. The Los Angles, Calif., native worked hard at his new position during spring practice, and could be a surprise at the position. Newcomers Mike Estes (6-4, 227, Fr.) and Cameron Martin (6-4, 223, Fr.) each have bright futures, with Estes one of the team’s top February additions after catching 42 passes for 602 yards and seven touchdowns last season at Athens Drive (N.C.) High.

FULLBACKS An often underrated position in Gardner-Webb’s success running the football is fullback, where the Runnin’ Bulldogs are looking to replace a burly blocker in Luke Stein (6-2, 255), who graduated in May. Earnest Harmon (5-11, 220, RSo.) transferred into the program in January from Ole Miss and earned the starting spot following spring practice, but will be pushed by returning letterwinner and former linebacker Jonathan Langston (5-10, 211, RJr.) and newcomer Matt Hutchison (6-0, 280, Fr.). Hutchison starred at Crestview (Fla.) High, where he rumbled for 464 yards on just 43 carries in 2011 and caught four passes for 66 yards to earn first-team All-Area honors.

DEFENSIVE LINEMEN Depth on the line isn’t limited to the offensive side of the football in Boiling Springs. The team’s defensive front boasts experienced, talented depth too – with two preseason All-Big South Conference selections in Matt Goods (6-2, 275, RJr.) and Preston Pemasa (6-2, 257, Jr.) and five players with starting experience. Goods, the 2009 Big South Freshman of the Year, and Pemasa, the 2010 Big South Freshman of the Year, formed an outstanding 1-2 punch for the ‘Dogs last season – helping the team lead the league in tackles for loss and sacks. Dylan Taylor (6-0, 257, Gr.) received his undergraduate degree just after camp started in early August and is a returning starter inside with a high motor. May graduate Maurice Bryan (6-2, 271, Gr.) is another experienced tackle who is a key cog in a veteran rotation that should keep the trenches fresh. Maurice Dickson (6-4, 265, Jr.) and Tyler HoughJenkins (6-4, 281, RSo.) each have the tools to line up at either end or tackle – and excel against the run and pass. Dickson, a preseason All-Big South selection by Phil Steele’s FCS Football Preview Magazine, collected 10.5 tackles for loss and 4.5 sacks last season as a part-time starter. End Zach Shelton (6-1, 244, RJr.) is good enough

LINEBACKER The absence of a Gardner-Webb linebacker on the 2012 preseason All-Big South team marks just the second time in 10 years that a Runnin’ Bulldog has not been on that list at the position, and the first time since 2006. The Runnin’ Bulldogs must replace three senior starters from the 2011 campaign, included threetime All-Big South standout Marty Patterson and his league-best 102 total tackles. The linebackers available to the coaching staff in 2012 may be inexperienced compared to previous years, but the talent of that youthful group is reason for optimism. Returners Tanner Burch (6-3, 242, So.), Brian Wittenberger (6-2, 232, RJr.) and Bradley Taylor (61, 221, So.) are expected to be in the starting lineup when the season begins, with Wittenberger the most experienced of that trio – despite missing all of last season. The Gaithersburg, Md., standout started five games in 2010 and finished with a career-high 55 total tackles, one sack and an interception. Burch was a heavily recruited prospect out of Savannah Christian (Ga.) School, earning Georgia Class A State Defensive Player of the Year honors in 2009. Taylor is one of the Big South’s fiercest hitters. Both gained valuable playing time as true freshmen a year ago. Two other veterans will be pushing for play-

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CORNERBACKS Gardner-Webb returns just one starter at cornerback for 2012, with All-Big South candidate Keon Williams (6-0, 170, Jr.) taking on the role of veteran leader for a young group. Another All-Big South candidate, Ivan Toomer (6-1, 193, So.) will redshirt this season, leaving the starting spot opposite Williams up for grabs. Kamar Morrison (5-10, 167, Sr., Inglewood, Calif.) is the lone returning letterwinner with game

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SAFETIES Third-year starter Gianni Olivas (5-10, 192, Jr.), who earned preseason All-Big South honors from College Sports Madness heading into 2012, anchors the back line of defense for Gardner-Webb in the secondary. The Upland, Calif., native will start again at strong safety and is a physical tackler who has a team-high seven interceptions over the past two seasons. Converted running back Bobby Clark (5-11, 189, So.) is expected to start the season at free safety, after playing both safety and running back as a true freshman last season. Returning letterwinner Donald Buie III (6-0, 196, So.) was a regular in the rotation last season and provides experienced depth,

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SPECIALISTS Gardner-Webb is blessed with one of the Football Championship Subdivision’s top kickers in AllBig South selection Trever Austin (5-10, 194, So.), who led the Big South with 12 field goals as a true freshman – while also pacing the league in field goal and PAT accuracy. The Shelby, N.C., native was at his best in a 2624 win at Coastal Carolina on October 22, booting home four field goals and winning the game with his final kick as time expired. That weekend earned Austin national recognition, and he built upon that performance to earn second-team All-Big South honors at season’s end. Austin was named to the Fred Mitchell Award Watch List in late July and was a preseason honorable mention All-America selection by Beyond Sports Network that same month. Bo Lindsey (5-11, 155, Sr.) has bided his time since joining the program four years ago, and is in line for the starting spot at punter heading into 2012. The former Dorman (S.C.) High standout is more than capable, and will also continue his role as Austin’s holder and as a kickoff specialist when needed.

2012 PRESEASON DEPTH CHART WR

#81 #19

CARLTON HEARD Kenny Cook

6-0 6-4

178 216

Fr.-RS RSo.-JC

Athens, Ga. Cross Hill, S.C.

#5 #7

MARQUIS SANDERS * Deonte Swinton

5-11 6-1

185 189

Gr.-3L RSo.-1L

Mt. Holly, N.C. Phenix City, Ala.

#78 #75

HARRISON MARTIN * David McConnell

6-6 6-5

285 304

RSr. RSo.

Charlotte, N.C. Gainesville, Ga.

#67 #64 #63

JAMIE DUNAWAY * Alvaro Estrella Caleb Smith

6-3 6-2 6-3

290 308 290

Sr.-3L RFr.-TR Fr.-HS

#59 #65

AUSTIN SARGENT * Ashanti McPhee

6-3 6-3

302 306

Sr.-3L Fr.-RS

#71 #66 #76

JEFF HARRIS (or) * Aaron Huck * Dylan Hopper

6-2 6-3 6-4

292 296 295

RJr.-2L RSr.-1L Fr.-HS

Kernersville, N.C. San Jose, Calif. Shelby, N.C.

#79 #68 #62

STEVE DEMILIO * Matt McAlvin David Sutton

6-5 6-5 6-3

293 280 315

RSr.-3L Fr.-RS Fr.-HS

Severna Park, Md. Evans, Ga. Irmo, S.C.

#44 #86 #42 #85 #83

HUDSON SMITH * SETH CRANFILL Don Manning Theo Johnson Mike Estes

6-1 6-4 6-1 6-4 6-4

245 234 262 275 227

RJr.-2L RSo.-1L RJr.-2L Sr.-1L Fr.-HS

Aiken, S.C. Sherrill’s Ford, N.C. Gaffney, S.C. Los Angeles, Calif. Raleigh, N.C.

#11 #3 #8

JORDAN PAUL (or) EXAVIER JOHNSON (or) LUCAS BEATTY *

6-3 6-3 6-2

196 223 220

So.-1L RSr.-1L RSo.-1L

Brooklyn, N.Y. Lake Balboa, Calif. Charlotte, N.C.

#34 #45 #40

EARNEST HARMON Jonathan Langston (or) Matt Hutchinson

5-11 5-10 6-0

226 210 280

RSo.-TR RJr.-2L Fr.-HS

Madison, Miss. Loganville, Ga. Crestview, Fla.

#6 #23 #22 #32 #24

KENNY LITTLE * Juanne Blount (or) * J.J. Hubbard (or) Dee Littlejohn (or) Demetrius Fairley

5-11 5-9 5-8 6-1 5-11

208 205 170 225 200

RSr.-3L RSo.-1L So.-1L Fr.-HS Fr.-HS

Flanders, N.J. Wingate, N.C. Tampa, Fla. Lincolnton, N.C. Garner, N.C.

#2 #9 #80

RICHARD JULES * Stanley Fleurant Josh Thompson

6-0 6-3 6-4

174 192 188

Jr.-2L Fr.-RS Fr.-HS

Seffner, Fla. Homestead, Fla. Chino, Calif.

TREVER AUSTIN *

5-10

194

So.-1L

Shelby, N.C.

KOR

#2 #5

RICHARD JULES * MARQUIS SANDERS

6-0 5-11

180 185

Jr. Gr.-3L

Seffner, Fla. Mt. Holly, N.C.

* Denotes starting experience

Lyman, S.C. Pomona, Calif. Woodruff, S.C. Ninety Six, S.C. Orlando, Fla.

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#52 #94 #91

PRESTON PEMASA * Zach Shelton O.J. Le’iataua Mau

6-2 6-1 6-2

257 244 275

Jr.-2L RJr.-2L Fr.-HS

Garden Grove, Calif. Marietta, Ga. Masefu, American Samoa

#92 #96 #93

MATT GOODS * Maurice Bryan (or) Kapono Asuega

6-2 6-2 6-0

275 271 255

RJr.-2L Gr.-3L Sr.-1L

East Orange, N.J. Monroe, N.C. Costa Mesa, Calif.

#90 #77 #91

DYLAN TAYLOR * (or) TYLER HOUGH-JENKINS O.J. Le’iataua Mau

6-0 6-4 6-2

257 281 275

Gr.-3L RSo.-1L Fr.-HS

#54 #98 #57

MAURICE DICKSON (or) * SHAQUILLE RIDDICK Juwan Simpson

6-4 6-7 6-1

277 235 229

Jr.-2L So.-1L Fr.-RS

Hillside, N.J. Akron, Ohio Ruffin, N.C.

#49 #38 #51

BRIAN WITTENBERGER * Chad Geter Milton Williams

6-2 6-2 6-1

232 220 225

RJr.-2L Fr.-HS Fr.-HS

Damascus, Md. Irmo, S.C. Chino, Calif.

#55 #12 #48

TANNER BURCH Chandler Browning Azziz Higgins

6-3 6-3 6-2

242 245 225

So.-1L RJr.-2L Fr.-HS

Savannah, Ga. Raleigh, N.C. Snellville, Ga.

#47 #10 #52 #53

BRADLEY TAYLOR Chris James * Michael Cunningham (or) Jebrai Regan

6-1 5-11 6-0 6-2

217 230 210 222

So. Gr.-3L Fr. Fr.

Yanceyville, N.C. Newnan, Ga. Lincolnton, N.C. Woodstock, Ga.

#31 #28 #41

KEON WILLIAMS * Drew White Tiko Thompson

6-0 5-9 5-8

170 172 148

Jr.-2L Jr.-JC Fr.-HS

Charlotte, N.C. Vallejo, Calif. Greenville, S.C.

#20 #19 #29

BOBBY CLARK Steven Cristobal Brandon Swayze

5-11 6-0 6-2

193 189 190

So.-1L Jr.-JC Fr.-HS

Clemmons, N.C. Oxnard, Calif. Franklin, Tenn.

#21 #15 #35

GIANNI OLIVAS * Donald Buie III Lonnie Johnson

5-10 6-0 5-10

192 196 220

Jr.-2L So.-1L Gr.-TR

Ontario, Calif. Gainesville, Fla. Liverpool, N.Y.

#13 #39 #27 #17

KAMAR MORRISON * Orrette Daley (or) Jonathan Sherrill Brandaun Addison

5-10 5-9 6-3 6-0

166 187 196 170

Sr.-1L Fr.-RS Fr.-HS Fr.-HS

Inglewood, Calif. Winter Haven, Fla. Lincolnton, N.C. Easley, S.C.

#30

BO LINDSEY *

5-11

155

Sr.-3L

Roebuck, S.C.

#22 #84

J.J. HUBBARD Demarcus White

5-8 5-9

170 165

So.-1L Fr.-HS

Tampa, Fla. Miami, Fla.

* Denotes starting experience

Spartanburg, S.C. Charlotte, N.C. Masefu, American Samoa

48 48

49 49

1 TREVER AUSTIN 5-10 • 194 • So.-1L • PK • Shelby, N.C. / Crest HS Preseason second-team All-Big South Conference selection by Phil Steele’s College Football Preview … A first-team All-Big South choice by College Sports Madness … Named to the College Football Performance Awards preseason Watch List for kickers … A preseason, honorable mention FCS All-America selection by Beyond Sports Network (BSN) … One of the top young kickers nationally in the Football Championship Subdivision … Handles kickoffs, field goals at PAT attempts with outstanding accuracy … Was 5-of-5 on PATs in the 2012 spring game and knocked home all three of his field goal attempts, including a 52-yarder … Made a 55-yarder in an earlier spring scrimmage. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Earned second-team All-Big South Conference honors … Led the league in field goals made and field goal accuracy … Knocked in 12-of-15 field goals (80.0 percent), including 5-of-6 from 30-49 yards … Was nearly perfect on PAT attempts, connecting on 21-of-22 chances … Led team with 57 points scored … Made at least one field goal in all but four games … Connected on 4-of-4 field goals and a pair of extra points in a thrilling win at Coastal Carolina (10/22) … Made the game-winning field goal from 32 yards out as time expired … Named National FCS Kicker of the Week for his performance … Big South Conference Freshman of the Week twice during the season … Made a pair of field goals and all four extra points in the season opener vs. Brevard (9/3) … Connected on a 41-yard field goal at Ohio (9/10) … Made a pair of field goals vs. Virginia State (11/3) … Had 10 or more points scored in three different games … Made a special teams tackle at Wake Forest (9/17). High School: Played at nearby Crest (N.C.) High under Coach Mark Barnes … Rated the No. 19 kicker nationally in the Class of 2011 by Khol’s Kicking … Has excellent 4.0 hang time on kickoffs … Also rated as one of the nation’s top-50 kicking prospects by ESPN.com … A first-team All-State selection as a senior by the Associated Press … Named Offensive MVP of the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas after booting a 43-yard field goal … Also earned first-team Class 3A All-State honors from NCPreps.com … A two-time All-Cleveland County selection by the Shelby Star … Named to the Cleveland County All-Decade Team … An All-Observer selection by the Charlotte Observer … Conference Special Teams Player of the Year … A two-time All-Conference choice … Scored 80 points as a senior, helping the Chargers to an 11-4 record and a runner-up finish in the N.C. Class 3AA State Playoffs … Connected on 53 extra points and was a solid 10-of-13 on field goals … Boomed a pair of 52-yard field goals on the season to establish a new school record … Averaged 40.0 yards per punt … Had seven field goals over 40 yards for his career … Had a 47-yard field goal to beat Burns (N.C.) High as a junior … Kicked seven total field goals in 2009 … Also recruited by LSU and Appalachian State.

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6 KENNY LITTLE 5-11 • 208 • RSr.-3L • Flanders, N.J. / Mt. Olive HS Preseason first-team All-Big South Conference selection by the league’s head coaches and media … Also an All-Big South selection by Phil Steele’s College Football Preview and College Sports Madness … One of the most productive backs in the Football Championship Subdivision … Has packed on nearly 10 pounds of muscle in the offseason, and is poised for another strong year behind a veteran offensive line … Has solid speed and is strong running between the tackles or on the perimeter … Has a chance to become the first running back to post back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons since Hall of Famer Darrell Middleton did so in 1988 and 1989 … Middleton is the only back in Gardner-Webb’s 42-year senior college history to post more than one 1,000-yard season in his career … Is the team’s top returning receiver (12 catches) from the 2011 campaign. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Started and played in nine games … Earned second-team All-Big South Conference honors after finishing second in the league and No. 14 nationally with 115.8 yards rushing per game … Became the first back since Justin Richardson in 2000 to top the 1,000-yard mark … Carried 200 times for 1,042 yards and seven touchdowns … Yardage total ranked sixth in GWU history for a single season … Ranked seventh in GWU history with 200 carries … Had four games with 140 yards or more on the season, and topped the 100-yard mark six times on the season … Narrowly missed a seventh 100-yard outing with 95 yards on 29 carries at FBS member Ohio (9/10) … Collected a season and career-high 162 yards and a 42-yard touchdown run on 27 carries at Samford (10/1) … Had 153 yards on 23 carries, including a 54-yard dash, vs. Stony Brook (11/12) … Had 153 yards and a pair of scores on just 15 carries vs. Virginia State (11/3) … Carried for 142 yards and a score on 29 carries at VMI (11/19) … Collected 17 carries for 103 yards vs. Liberty (10/8) … Had 131 yards and three touchdowns on 23 carries vs. Brevard (9/3) … Also had three catches for 48 yards in that game … Averaged 120.5 yards per game in Big South play, and 129.0 yards per game vs. FCS competition … Caught 12 passes for 121 yards on the season … Averaged 129.2 all-purpose yards. 2010 at GWU: Played two series in the season opener vs. Brevard (9/4) … Carried five times for 45 yards and a touchdown in those two series before leaving with an injury … Missed the season’s final 10 games. 2009 at GWU: Saw action in 10 games, carrying 59 times for 294 yards and a pair of touchdowns … Caught four passes for 21 yards … Averaged 5.0 yards per carry … Had one kickoff return for 16 yards … Had a season-high 85 yards on 12 carries vs. Southern Virginia (10/24) … Rushed seven times for 40 yards, including a 22-yard run, at Coastal Carolina (11/7) … Rushed for 56 yards on seven carries at Presbyterian (11/21) … Had 13 carries for 43 yards and a score in the second half vs. Mars Hill (9/5) … Rushed 12 times for 50 yards vs. Charleston Southern (10/17) … Had 72 all-purpose yards vs. the Bucs. 2008 at GWU: Redshirted. High School: Played at Mount Olive (N.J.) High under Coach Colin Eckert … A first-team All-Morris County selection as a senior by the area’s coaches … Also a first-team All-Iron Conference selection … Two-time Offensive Player of the Year ... Rated as the No. 2 running back in New Jersey and the No. 29 overall prospect by EliteRecruits.com … Ran for 1,110 yards and 11 touchdowns in seven games played, averaging 157.1 yards per contest and 8.5 yards per carry for the Marauders … Added 50 tackles and an 81-yard interception return for a score at defensive back … Had eight scoring runs of 30 yards or longer … Had a 66-yard score against Seton Hall Prep … Posted a 95-yard scoring run vs. Morris Knolls … Had scoring runs of 75 and 71 yards vs. West Morris Central … Had a 48-yard touchdown run vs. Old Tappan … Rushed for 1,200 yards and nine scores as a junior … Averaged nine yards per carry … A first-team All-Morris County selection … Chose Gardner-Webb over Northeastern and Monmouth … Drew considerable recruiting interest from UConn, Rutgers, Virginia and Temple.

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21 GIANNI OLIVAS 5-10 • 192 • Jr.-2L • SS • Ontario, Calif. / Upland HS Preseason All-Big South Conference selection by College Sports Madness … Two-year starter at safety … Capable of seeing action at both strong and free safety … Physical tackler who has registered seven career interceptions in two seasons … Has a nose for the football … Is the team’s top returning tackler. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Started 11 games in the secondary … Collected 48 total hits (28 solo), 2.5 tackles for loss and a team-high three interceptions … Forced two fumbles, recovered one and broke up three passes … Had a season-high eight hits (four solo) and a pass break up at Ohio (9/10) … Made seven stops (six solo) at Wake Forest (9/17) … Had six tackles vs. Stony Brook (11/12) and VMI (11/19). 2010 at GWU: Started all 11 games at strong safety as a true freshman … Finished with 50 total tackles (22 solo) and a tackle for loss … Led the team and tied for second among Big South leaders with four interceptions (23 return yards) and four pass break ups … Had a season-high eight tackles twice, vs. Brevard (9/4) and at No. 16 Liberty (11/6) … Had six tackles and two interceptions vs. Coastal Carolina (10/30) … Both interceptions halted deep drives by the Chanticleers’ offense … Had an 18-yard interception return at Charleston Southern (10/16) … Also broke up a pass and had four tackles in that game … Had six hits and an interception in the season finale vs. VMI (11/20) … Had six games with at least four tackles.

High School: Played at Upland (Calif.) High under Coach Tim Salter … Helped team to a 12-2 record in 2009 and the Central Division title … Led team to 30 wins in three seasons as a starter, collecting 223 total tackles and 12 interceptions … Team finished ranked No. 31 in the state (all classifications) by MaxPreps.com in 2009 … Played both sides of the football effectively … Had 83 carries for 483 yards and six touchdowns at running back … Had 16 carries for 122 yards and a score vs. Claremont (Calif.) High … Caught 22 passes for 273 yards on offense … Finished season with 63 total tackles (38 solo) and four interceptions at safety … Also broke up three passes … Earned first-team All-CIF honors as a senior … A first-team All-Inland Valley selection … Three-time All-Baseline League choice … Caught 31 passes for 467 yards and three touchdowns as a junior, and finished with 83 total tackles (45 solo) and five interceptions … Made 77 stops and intercepted three passes as a sophomore.

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52 PRESTON PEMASA 6-2 • 257 • Jr.-2L • Garden Grove, Calif. / Orange Lutheran HS Preseason All-Big South Conference selection by the league’s coaches and media … Also an All-Big South choice by Phil Steele’s College Football Preview Magazine and College Sports Madness … Rated as the league’s top defensive lineman by The Sports Network … A 2012 FCS All-America candidate … Named to the preseason College Football Performance Award FCS Defensive Line Watch List for the second season in a row … Outstanding pass rusher who has made solid improvements in all areas of his play over the past two seasons … Sturdy, powerful end who is very effective as a run stopper as well … Plays with a very high motor … Already ranks 11th in Big South Conference history with 28.0 career tackles for loss in only two seasons … Two-year starter … Has led the league in tackles for loss in each of his two seasons. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Started 10 games at end … Finished season with 46 total tackles (20 solo), 13.5 tackles for loss (minus-61 yards), 4.0 sacks (minus-41 yards) and seven quarterback hurries … Forced one fumble … Had a season-high seven total tackles vs. Ohio (9/10), Liberty (10/8) and Charleston Southern (10/22) … Had 2.0 tackles for loss and a half sack vs. Charleston Southern, along with a season-high four quarterback hurries … Had five tackles, 3.0 tackles for loss and 2.0 sacks vs. Virginia State (11/3) … Had 2.5 tackles for loss and a sack vs. Liberty … Also had a half sack at Ohio … Had four tackles and 2.0 tackles for loss at Samford (10/1) … Had at least one tackle for loss in all but two games. 2010 at GWU: Named Big South Conference Freshman of the Year … Became the first freshman to lead the league in sacks … Also led the league in tackles for loss … Was the top tackler in the Big South among defensive linemen … Tied for second with two forced fumbles … Finished with a team-high 66 total tackles (30 solo) … Finished with 15.5 tackles for loss (minus-71 yards), 7.0 sacks (minus-37 yards), two forced fumbles, a fumble recovery and nine quarterback hurries … Had a season-high 10 tackles twice … Did so with seven solo stops and 2.0 tackles for loss vs. Presbyterian (10/23) … Had 10 hits (three solo), 4.0 tackles for loss and 1.5 sacks vs. VMI (11/20) … Had six tackles, 3.0 tackles for loss, four quarterback hurries and a half sack vs. Coastal Carolina (10/30) … Also had one sack each against Brevard (9/4), at Akron (9/11), vs. Western Carolina (9/18) and at Charleston Southern (10/16) … Had at least a half sack in all but four games … Had at least one tackle for loss in all but one game … Made five or more tackles in eight different games. High School: Played at Orange Lutheran (Calif.) High under Coach Jim Kunau … A second-team Division II All-State selection by MaxPreps.com … Named secondteam All-County by the Orange County Register … Named Trinity League Co-Lineman of the Year, traditionally considered the top football conference in the nation … Selected to play in prestigious 2010 Orange County All-Star Game … A two-time All-League selection … Starred on both sides of the football for the Lancers, playing defensive end and center … Helped team to a second-place league finish behind eventual CIF champion Servite (Calif.) High in 2010 … An honorable mention AIGA Foundation National High School All-Star Team selection … Was a teammate of current Gardner-Webb defensive tackle Kapono Asuega as a junior ... Considered Northern Arizona, Stony Brook and Montana before deciding on Gardner-Webb.

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54 MAURICE DICKSON 6-4 • 265 • Jr.-2L • DL • Hillside, N.J. / Fork Union Military Academy Preseason second-team All-Big South Conference selection by Phil Steele’s College Football Preview Magazine and College Sports Madness … One of the league’s most productive linemen … Versatile defender who excels at both end and tackle … Has added size since the 2011 season, but should remain in the mix at both end and tackle … Has shown an ability to impact a game quickly … Part of a very experienced defensive front four … Made five tackles to go with a sack and a tackle for loss in the 2012 spring game. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Played in 10 games and made two starts … Collected 29 total tackles (14 solo), 10.5 tackles for loss (minus-46 yards) and 4.5 sacks (minus-28 yards) … Made five solo stops and had 2.0 tackles for loss in his first start of the season at Presbyterian (10/15) … Came off the bench for a careerbest game against Charleston Southern (10/22) … Finished with 10 total tackles, 4.5 tackles for loss and 3.5 sacks in that game, along with four quarterback hurries … Helped GWU register a season-high 7.0 sacks and 11 quarterback pressures in that game as a team … Dickson earned Big South Conference Defensive Player of the Week honors for his efforts … Made three total tackles vs. Liberty (10/8) and Virginia State (11/3) … Had a solo tackle and sack at Wake Forest (9/17) … Forced a fumble at Samford (10/1). 2010 at GWU: Played in all 11 games … Made two starts … Finished with 29 total tackles and 2.0 tackles for loss (minus-2 yards) … Had a five-yard fumble return … Broke up one pass … Collected a pair of quarterback hurries … Had a season-high five tackles three times, vs. Presbyterian (10/23), at No. 16 Liberty (11/6) and vs. VMI (11/20) … Had 21 tackles in the season’s final five games. High School: Played 2009 season at Fork Union Military (Va.) Academy under Major John Shuman … Started on both sides of the football for one of the nation’s top postgraduate teams … Played senior season at Hillside (N.J.) High under Coach John Power … Helped team to an 8-3 record … Earned All-County, All-Conference and All-Group 2 honors in 2008 … Registered 77 total tackles, seven sacks, two forced fumbles and a fumble recovery on defense … Was a two-way starter as a junior and senior … Also earned All-Conference and All-Group 2 honors as a junior … Chose Gardner-Webb over Delaware, James Madison Monmouth and Wagner.

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67 JAMIE DUNAWAY 6-3 • 290 • Sr.-3L • OL • Lyman, S.C. / Byrnes HS Preseason, second-team FCS All-America selection by Beyond Sports Network (BSN) … Preseason first-team All-Big South Conference by the league’s coaches and media, Phil Steele’s College Football Preview Magazine and College Sports Madness … One of the top offensive guards in the Football Championship Subdivision … Has started 33 consecutive games on the offensive line, playing both guard and tackle … Versatile blocker who excels in the running game and pass protection … One of the most consistent offensive linemen to play at Gardner-Webb during the Big South era … Also a strong student … Will challenge for Academic All-America honors in 2012. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: A first-team All-Big South Conference selection … Named to the Division I FCS ADA Academic All-Star Team … Earned a spot on the Big South Academic All-Conference Team … Started all 11 games at left guard … Played 724 snaps and graded out at 85.7 percent … Led Gardner-Webb with 56 knockdown blocks … Was whistled for only one penalty the entire season, with that flag coming in the season finale at VMI … Allowed only two sacks in 11 games, and did not allow a sack in Big South play … Helped Gardner-Webb produce its first 1,000-yard back since 2000 … Blocked for the first pair of backs to go over 500 yards and 1,000 yards in the same season since the move to Division I. 2010 at GWU: Started all 11 games up front … Earned second-team All-Big South Conference honors … Made eight starts at left tackle and three at left guard … Ranked second on the team with an average grade of 81.0 percent on the season … Finished among the team leaders in knockdown blocks. 2009 at GWU: Started all 11 games at left tackle as a true freshman, a considerable feat for a player of his experience on the college level … Graded out at 84 percent for the season … Finished with seven pancake blocks and tied for the team lead with 658 snaps … Played every snap in all but two games … Helped offense rank No. 2 in the league in total offensive yardage … Blocking was crucial in Patrick Hall’s 12-touchdown effort … Had two key blocks that helped spring Hall on fourth quarter touchdown runs vs. Charleston Southern (10/17). High School: Played at Byrnes (S.C.) High under Coach Chris Miller … Three-year starter for one of the nation’s top teams … Helped Rebels to a Class 4A Big 16 State Championship and a final national ranking of No. 8 in 2008 … An honorable mention All-State selection by the Columbia (S.C.) State newspaper … Named first team All-Area by the Spartanburg Herald-Journal … A member of the Greer Citizen All-Academic Team ... Rated the No. 91 senior prospect in South Carolina by the S.C. High School Sports Report … Lead blocker for an offense that averaged 41.6 points per game and 407 total yards per game … Graded out at 85 percent on the season, with 25 key blocks on touchdowns and 16 pancakes … Played in the annual SCADA North/South All-Star Game … An All-Area selection as a junior by the Spartanburg Herald-Journal … Had 37 knockdown blocks and 16 pancakes in helping Byrnes to a 15-0 record, the S.C. Class 4A-Big 16 State Championship and a national top-20 ranking … Chose GWU over Presbyterian.

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78 HARRISON MARTIN 6-6 • 285 • Gr.-3L • OL • Charlotte, N.C. / East Mecklenburg HS Returning starter at left tackle … A first-team preseason All-Big South Conference selection by Phil Steele’s College Football Preview Magazine … Also a preseason All-Big South selection by College Sports Madness … Has bulked up to more than 290 pounds heading into his final season with the Runnin’ Bulldogs … A key cog in the team’s offensive success … One of three redshirt senior offensive linemen on the roster in 2012 … Was one of the team’s most consistent players as a junior. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Started all 11 games at left tackle … Did not miss a single snap in 2011 at practice or in a game … Played a team-high 751 snaps … Graded out at 86.3 percent on the season … Ranked second on the team with 51 knockdown blocks … Allowed just one sack in Big South Conference action … Had a season-high grade of 94 percent in the win at Coastal Carolina (10/22) … Recorded a team-high nine knockdown blocks in that contest … Recorded nine knockdown blocks vs. Stony Brook (11/12) … Helped Gardner-Webb produce its first 1,000-yard back since 2000 … Blocked for the first pair of backs to go over 500 yards and 1,000 yards in the same season since the move to Division I. 2010 at GWU: Played in seven games at right guard … Made three starts … Drew starting assignments vs. Brevard (9/4), at Akron (9/11) and vs. Western Carolina (9/18). 2009 at GWU: Saw action in four games, seeing time at tackle and on special teams. 2008 at GWU: Redshirted. High School: Played at East Mecklenburg (N.C.) High under Coach Greg Hill … Rated the state’s No. 46 overall prospect in the Class of 2008 by Scout.com … Graded out at 85 percent with 30 knockdown blocks as a senior ... Helped clear a path for a 1,000-yard rusher and a team total of 20 rushing touchdowns … Helped team to a 10-4 record and the Class 4A State Playoffs … Chose GWU over Elon, ODU and Coastal Carolina … Recruited by NC State, Duke, Virginia and Auburn.

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79 STEVE DEMILIO 6-5 • 293 • RSr.-3L • OL • Severna Park, Md. / Milford Academy Returning starter at right tackle … A preseason All-Big South Conference selection by the league’s coaches and media … Also a preseason All-Big South choice by Phil Steele’s College Football Preview Magazine and College Sports Madness … Big, powerful tackle who is very good as a run blocker and at protecting the passer … Excellent technician who understands his role very well within the offense … Has been very consistent over the past two years, which has raised his level of play … Will be a team leader on the offensive side of the football again in 2012. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Named second-team All-Big South Conference … Played in all 11 games … Played 716 snaps … Has made 22 consecutive starts at right tackle … Graded out at an amazing 92.0 percent on the season … Had a high grade of 96 percent twice in league play vs. Stony Brook (11/12) and Liberty (10/8) … Recorded 37 knockdown blocks, which ranked third on the team … Allowed just one sack in league play … Helped Gardner-Webb produce its first 1,000-yard back since 2000 … Blocked for the first pair of backs to go over 500 yards and 1,000 yards in the same season since the move to Division I. 2010 at GWU: Started 10 games at right tackle … Had a season grade average of 82.0 percent … Graded out at 90.5 percent vs. Brevard (9/4), which was the highest single-game grade of any GWU lineman for the season … Had just one game with a sub-75.0 percent blocking grade. 2009 at GWU: Played in five games … Logged 44 snaps at tackle … Tied for second among non-starters in snaps played. 2008 at GWU: Redshirted. High School: Played one season at the nation’s top ranked postgraduate prep school program, Milford (N.Y.) Academy, under Coach Bill Chaplick … Played defensive end on the prep school level … Had 30 tackles, five tackles for loss, two sacks and a fumble recovery in 2007 ... Three-year starter at offensive tackle at Severna Park (Md.) High near Annapolis under Coach J.P. Hines … Chose GWU over Monmouth, Lehigh, Liberty, Central Connecticut State and Sacred Heart.

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92 MATT GOODS 6-2 • 275 • RJr.-2L • East Orange, N.J. / Milford Academy Veteran defensive tackle who is one of the Big South Conference’s stalwarts at the position … Named preseason All-Big South by the league’s coaches and media for the second season in a row … Also an All-Big South choice by Phil Steele’s College Football Preview Magazine and College Sports Madness … Very quick for a big man and has a gift for disrupting opponents’ backfields … Excels against the run and sheds blockers very well … Has registered 17.5 career tackles for loss and 6.0 sacks in two seasons with the Runnin’ Bulldogs … A two-time, first-team All-Big South Conference selection (2009, 2011) … Competed with the Gardner-Webb wrestling team for a short time during the 2011-2012 season. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Started 10 games and finished with 34 total tackles (18 solo), 7.0 tackles for loss (minus-21 yards) and 2.0 sacks (minus-14 yards) … Also recorded five quarterback hurries and a forced fumble … Had seven total tackles, two hurries and a half tackle for loss vs. Liberty (10/8) … Had four tackles (three solo) and forced a fumble on a sack at Coastal Carolina (10/22) … Had five tackles (four solo) at Samford … Recorded four total tackles and three quarterback hurries vs. Virginia State (11/3) … Recorded a safety among his two tackles at Wake Forest (9/17). 2010 at GWU: Redshirted. 2009 at GWU: Played in all 11 games … Named Big South Conference Freshman of the Year and first-team All-Big South Conference … Finished the season with 40 total tackles (16 solo), 10.5 tackles for loss (minus-49 yards) and 4.0 sacks (minus-35 yards) … Selected Big South Conference Freshman of the Week three times, vs. Mars Hill (9/5), at NC State (9/19) and at VMI (10/3) … Had six total tackles, a tackle for loss and a forced fumble at VMI … Made three tackles and had 1.5 sacks at NC State … Registered six tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss and a sack vs. Mars Hill … Had five hits (four solo) vs. Southern Virginia (10/24) … Made four stops and had a half sack vs. Stony Brook (10/31). High School: Played at Milford (N.Y.) Academy under Coach Bill Chaplick … Rated the nation’s No. 7 prep school level defensive tackle by Rivals.com (three stars), and a top-50 national postgraduate prospect … Finished 2008 season with 40 total tackles, seven tackles for loss, 3.0 sacks, seven quarterback pressures and four forced fumbles for a team that finished with a 9-3 record … Played in 2007 at Avon Old Farms (Conn.) School under Coach Kevin Driscoll … Earned All-Erickson League honors at defensive tackle … Had 60 tackles, 11 sacks and six forced fumbles in 2007 ... Played high school football at St. Mary (N.J.) High in Rutherford, N.J., under Coach Mike Sheridan … An All-Bergen County choice as a senior … Led St. Mary to the N.J. State Group I Parochial Championship … Had 56 total tackles and 10 sacks as a senior … MVP of the state title game with eight hits and three tackles for loss ... Recruited by Rutgers, Virginia Tech and Buffalo, among others.

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ALPHABETICAL PLAYER PROFILES

17 BrandaunADDISON 5-11 • 170 • Fr.-HS • CB Easley, S.C. / Easley HS High School: Played at Easley (S.C.) High under Coach Chad Smith ... Runs the 40-yard dash in 4.5 seconds ... Led Green Wave to an 11-2 record in 2011 ... Key cog in one of the biggest turnarounds in S.C. high school history ... Helped team to a 20-6 combined mark as a junior and senior ... A firstteam All-Region selection ... Had 130 carries for 947 yards and 10 touchdowns on the ground ... Caught 11 passes for 260 yards and two scores ... Recorded 30 tackles ... Had a 62-yard interception return and broke up five passes ... Also blocked a pair of punts ... Had a 92-yard kickoff return for a touchdown ... Totaled 1,488 all-purpose yards ... Made 37 tackles, had five interceptions and four pass break ups as a junior ... Also returned 10 kickoffs for 258 yards and a touchdown ... Chose Gardner-Webb over Western Carolina.

year, which should allow for improved agility. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Saw action in all 11 games … Finished with 10 total tackles (five solo) and 1.5 tackles for loss … Made five solo stops, and had a tackle for loss at Samford (10/1) … Had three stops vs. Brevard (9/3), including a half tackle for loss. Junior College: Played two seasons at Mount San Antonio (Calif.) College … Standout on the defensive line for back-to-back junior college national champions … Team finished with a combined 26-1 record over two seasons … Helped Mounties to a 13-0 record and a win over City College of San Francisco in the national title game … Spearheaded an interior line on a defense that allowed just 42 yards rushing per game … Made 27 total tackles, 6.0 tackles for loss and six sacks in 2010 … Recovered two fumbles … A second-team All-Conference choice … Had 35 total tackles, 5.0 tackles for loss and two sacks as a freshman … Team allowed just 79 yards rushing per game … Earned first-team All-Conference honors … Also recruited by New Mexico State. High School: Played at Orange Lutheran (Calif.) High under Coach Jim Kunau … A three-star prospect by Rivals.com … Rated the No. 70 defensive tackle prospect in the nation and No. 5 defensive tackle in California by Rivals.com … Listed as one of the top overall defensive lineman in Los Angeles by the Los Angeles Times … Earned first-team AllTrinity League honors … Led team to a 10-3 record in 2008 as a senior … Led defense that allowed just 17 points per game … Named Underclass All-State as a junior by Golden State Preps … Had 32 total tackles and four sacks as a junior in 2007, helping Lancers to the CIF Southern Section PAC-5 semifinals … Team finished with a solid 10-2 record … Earned Sophomore All-State honors from Cal Hi Sports in 2006 … Recruited by UCLA and Fresno State, among others.

KaponoASUEGA

LucasBEATTY

6-0 • 255 • Sr.-1L • DT

6-2 • 220 • RSo.-1L • QB

Costa Mesa, Calif. / Mt. San Antonio College

Charlotte, N.C. / Olympic HS

Experienced defensive tackle who will be in the mix again on the interior … Very important part of the rotation at tackle … Has shed weight over the past

One of two quarterbacks who return with starting experience … Will push hard for the starting nod again in 2012 … Missed spring practice with an

injury, but remained very active in the film room while recovering … Tremendously savvy player who understands the quarterback position very well … Blessed with excellent leadership qualities … Showed an uncanny ability to effectively manage a game under center as a redshirt freshman last season ... One of the team’s top performers in the classroom. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Played in nine games, making five starts under center … Completed 59-of110 passes for 631 yards and a pair of touchdowns … Was picked off three times … Most efficient game came in the win at Coastal Carolina (10/22) … Completed 16-of-25 passes for 177 yards and a score … Was very effective on third downs in that game … Passed for a season-high 215 yards at Presbyterian (10/15) … Was solid in his first career start vs. Liberty (10/8), completing 17-of-31 passes for 162 yards … Caught a seven-yard pass in that game, and rushed three times for four yards. 2010 at GWU: Redshirted. High School: Played at Olympic (N.C.) High under Coach Barry Shuford ... Passed for 4,162 yards and 41 touchdowns in three years as the Trojans’ starter under center … A first-team All-Conference selection as a senior … Completed 109-of-158 passes for 1,733 yards and 25 touchdowns in 2009 … Rushed for five touchdowns … Missed playoffs after suffering an injury midway through the season finale … Led team to a 10-2 regular season mark and a school-record 459 points … Passed for 300 yards and a school-record five touchdowns vs. East Gaston … Had six total touchdowns in that game … Completed 20-of-28 passes for 300 yards and three touchdowns vs. Sun Valley … Earned All-Conference honors as a junior after completing 125-of-205 passes for 1,619 yards and 11 touchdowns … Ran for three touchdowns … Passed for 700 yards as a sophomore … Chose Gardner-Webb after considering Davidson, Marist, Cornell, Western Carolina and Wingate.

ALPHABETICAL PLAYER PROFILES

12 ChandlerBROWNING 6-3 • 245 • RJr.-2L • LB Raleigh, N.C. / Broughton HS

Juanne Blount is back at full strength for the 2012 season. (Bob Carey Photo)

23 JuanneBLOUNT 5-9 • 205 • RSo.-1L • RB Wingate, N.C. / Forest Hills HS Talented young back who returns at full speed after missing all but one game with an injury in 2011 … Has used his time of recovery to bulk up considerably … Will be a major boost to the Gardner-Webb ground game in 2012. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Played in the season opener vs. Brevard (9/3) … Carries 14 times for 102 yards and returned one kickoff for 25 yards … Missed the remainder of the season with an injury. 2010 at GWU: Played in 11 games, with three starts

… Ranked second on the team with 494 yards rushing and three touchdowns on 126 carries … Twice named Big South Conference Freshman of the Week … Averaged 3.9 yards per carry … Caught 17 passes for 125 yards and one touchdown … Rushed 18 times for 134 yards and a touchdown in first career game vs. Brevard (9/4) … Had 106 yards and a touchdown on 34 carries vs. Coastal Carolina (10/30) … Scored the game-winning touchdown in overtime at Akron (9/11) … Had 18 carries for 69 yards in that game … Had a touchdown reception at Charleston Southern (10/16). High School: Played at Forest Hills (N.C.) High under Coach John Lowery … Led team to an 9-4 record in 2009 … A Class 2A All-State selection for the second year in a row by NCPreps.com … Two-time Rocky River 2A Conference Player of the Year … Two-time Union County Player of the Year by the Monroe Enquirer Journal … A first-team All-Area selection by the Charlotte Observer on offense … Accounted for an eye-popping 102 touchdowns during his career … Finished with a school and Union County record 5,392 career rushing yards and 84 touchdowns … Ran for 2,034 yards and 35 touchdowns on 222 attempts as a senior … Passed for 833 yards and seven touchdowns … Had six rushes of more than 50 yards on the season … Added 30 tackles and an interception on defense … Earned Class 2A All-State honors from NCPreps.com as a junior … Led team to an 11-4 record and the Class 2AA state semifinals … Ran for 2,264 yards and 35 touchdowns in 2008 on 265 attempts … Chose GWU over Western Carolina.

Moved to linebacker prior to the start of 2012 preseason camp ... Physically gifted athlete who has the size, strength and speed to make an impact at the position ... Can be a leader in the huddle on defense ... Will begin defensive career at middle linebacker … Passed for 1,734 yards and seven touchdowns in 16 career games (11 starts) … Was the only quarterback to start at least one game for Gardner-Webb in each of the last two seasons ... Is a third generation college football player ... Father, Craig Browning, played quarterback at Duke in the early 1980s ... Grandfather, Art Browning, played on Duke’s ‘61 Cotton Bowl team. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Saw action in eight games, and made seven starts … Completed 67of-134 passes for a team-high 871 yards and three touchdowns … Passed for a career-high 217 yards and a touchdown on 14-of-26 accuracy vs. Brevard (9/3) in the season opener … Came off the bench to complete 4-of-6 passes for 78 yards vs. Charleston Southern (10/29), helping GWU to a Homecoming win … Completed 11-of-18 passes for 116 yards vs. Virginia State (11/3) … Completed 13-of-19 passes for 150 yards in the finale at VMI (11/19) … Had a 37-yard punt at Wake Forest (9/17), pinning the Demon Deacons inside their 20-yard line. 2010 at GWU: Played in eight games and made four starts under center … Runnin’ Bulldogs were 2-2 in those four starts … Completed 91-of-169 passes for 863 yards and four touchdowns on the season … Came off the bench to lead Gardner-Webb to an overtime win at Akron (9/11) … Completed 17-of-27 passes for a season-high 198 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions in that win … Completed 17-of31 passes for 159 yards and a touchdown vs. VMI (11/20) … Was a surgical 10-of-11 for 106 yards in the win at Charleston Southern (10/16). 2009 at GWU: Redshirted. High School: Played at Broughton (N.C.) High under Coach Chris Martin … Compiled 3,607 yards and 31 touchdowns through the air over final two seasons on the high school level … Had a solid senior season, passing for 1,705 yards and 15 touchdowns … Completed 149-of-235 passes (63.4 percent) …

ALPHABETICAL PLAYER PROFILES

15 DonaldBUIE III 6-0 • 196 • So.-1L • FS Gainesville, Fla. / Eastside HS

Maurice Bryan is part of an experienced front four. (Tim Cowie Photo)

Tossed five touchdown passes vs. rival Sanderson (N.C.) High … Earned All-Conference honors for the second season in a row … Completed 122-of280 passes for 1,935 yards and 15 touchdowns as a junior … Recruited heavily by Maryland, NC State, North Carolina, Notre Dame and ECU.

96 MauriceBRYAN 6-2 • 271 • Gr.-3L • DL Monroe, N.C. / Sun Valley HS Graduated from Gardner-Webb in May, 2012 ... One of the team’s elder statesmen along the defensive front … Fifth-year player who will be in the rotation

at tackle, but is also capable of sliding out to play end if needed … Has shown consistent improvement during his career in Boiling Springs ... Part of one of the deepest defensive line groups in GardnerWebb’s Division I era. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Played in 10 games … Finished with 10 total tackles (six solo), 1.5 tackles for loss (minus-4 yards) and 1.0 sack (minus-2 yards) … Added two quarterback hurries … Made a season-high three stops at Ohio (9/10) … Had one tackle, a sack, vs. Brevard (9/3) … Had two hits vs. Charleston Southern (10/29) ... Was very productive throughout the season. 2010 at GWU: Played in eight games at defensive tackle … Collected six total tackles (two solo) and forced a fumble … Made three stops and forced a fumble at No. 16 Liberty (11/6) … Had a pair of stops at Stony Brook (11/13). 2009 at GWU: Played in six games … Finished with three total tackles (two solo) and a half sack … Forced one fumble … Made two solo stops and forced a fumble vs. Mars Hill (9/5). 2008 at GWU: Redshirted. High School: Played at Sun Valley (N.C.) High under Coach Scott Stein … An All-Conference selection as a senior … Registered 66 tackles, 11 tackles for loss, three sacks, three forced fumbles and 14 quarterback pressures … Made 40 stops as a junior ... Chose GWU over North Carolina A&T and North Carolina Central, among others.

Returning letterwinner who gained solid experience as a true freshman last season … Capable of playing either safety position … Enjoyed a solid spring practice season … Will compete for time in the secondary as well as remaining a very solid contributor on special teams. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Played in 10 games, logging action at safety and on special teams … Finished the season with eight total tackles (five solo) and a half tackle for loss … Made a season-high three solo stops at Coastal Carolina (10/22) … Had three tackles (two solo) at Samford (10/1). High School: Played at Eastside (Fla.) High under Coach Kent Johnson … Earned first-team All-Area honors from the Gainesville Sun following the 2010 season … Selected to play in the Florida-Georgia Border War … Had 57 total tackles, six interceptions and five pass break ups in 2010 … Was an honorable mention All-Area selection as a junior in 2009 … Collected 35 tackles and two interceptions … Also caught 16 passes for 182 yards and a pair of touchdowns … Earned first-team Academic All-Area honors in June, 2010 from the Gainesville Sun … Also played basketball … Chose Gardner-Webb over Charleston Southern ... Also recruited by Furman, Wofford, Massachusetts, Ohio and Bowling Green.

ALPHABETICAL PLAYER PROFILES

20 BobbyCLARK 5-11 • 189 • So.-1L • FS Clemmons, N.C. / West Forsyth HS

Burch is slated to start at middle linebacker for the ‘Dogs in 2012. (Gary Smith Photo)

55 TannerBURCH 6-3 • 242 • So.-1L • LB Savannah, Ga. / Savannah Christian School Slated to start at middle linebacker in 2012 … Big, strong player who will help anchor a young corps of linebackers … Highly-regarded prospect … Has bulked up considerably since arriving on campus in 2011 … Had a 50-yard fumble return in the 2012 spring game … Added five tackles in that contest.

2011 at Gardner-Webb: Played in all 11 games, seeing reserve action at middle linebacker … Collected 17 total tackles (nine solo) and 1.5 tackles for loss … Made a season-high six total stops (one solo) at Ohio (9/10) … Had five hits (three solo) at Wake Forest (9/17). High School: Played final two seasons at Savannah (Ga.) Christian Prep under Coach Donald Chumley … Led team to a 13-2 record in 2010 … Named to the U.S. Air Force/MaxPreps Small Schools All-America Team … Named Class A Georgia Defensive Player of the Year by the Atlanta JournalConstitution … Earned Class A All-State honors from the GACA and Atlanta Journal-Constitution … Selected to play in the annual GACA North/South All-Star Game … Savannah Morning News Area Defensive Player of the Year … Region 3-A East Defensive Player of the Year in 2010 … Collected 133 tackles, 20.0 tackles for loss and 7.0 sacks as a senior … Helped Raiders to a 14-1 record as a junior … Named first-team All-Greater Savannah by the Morning News … Registered 93 total tackles and 11 tackles for loss … Earned second-team AllGreater Savannah honors from the Morning News as a sophomore and All-Region 2-AAAA recognition at South Effingham (Ga.) High … Chose GWU over Jacksonville State and Georgia Southern.

Two-way player who has finally settled in at safety heading into his sophomore season … Forced to play both offense and defense due to injuries in both backfields last season … Has packed on weight and is expected to make a push for a starting spot when the 2012 season begins … Will also be a major factor on special teams … Physical player who should excel in run support ... Played a variety of positions on the prep level ... Broke up two passes, forced a fumble and recovered a fumble during the 2012 spring game. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Saw action in nine games, playing both safety and running back … Carried the football 20 times for 71 yards, and caught one pass for two yards on the season … Had a season-high nine carries at Coastal Carolina (10/22) … Totaled a season-high 33 yards on just four carries, including a 31-yard run, vs. Stony Brook (11/12) … Had four carries for 20 yards vs. Virginia State … Made seven total tackles on defense (four solo) … Had a season-high three stops (two solo) at Samford (10/1) … Collected an interception at Wake Forest (9/17), playing in front of a hometown crowd ... Moved to running back midway through the season when starter Kenny Little went down. High School: Played at West Forsyth (N.C.) High under Coach Adrian Snow … A first-team AllForsyth County selection by Triad Sports Weekly in 2010 … An honorable mention All-Northwest selection by the Winston-Salem Journal … Two-time All-Conference choice at running back … Rushed for 1,362 yards and 15 touchdowns on 226 carries as a senior, averaging a solid 6.0 yards per attempt … Had a 72-yard punt return for a touchdown vs. Danville (Va.) George Washington … Rushed for over 900 yards as a junior … Also recruited by Appalachian State and Western Carolina.

ALPHABETICAL PLAYER PROFILES

19 KennyCOOK 6-4 • 216 • RSo.-JC • WR Cross Hill, S.C. / Garden City JC Talented receiver who joined the program in January, 2012 ... One of the team’s most impressive performers during spring practice ... Capped the spring practice season with a dominant performance in the spring game, catching five passes for 131 yards and two touchdowns ... Highlighted by The Sports Network as one of the nation’s biggest impact newcom-

ers in the Football Championship Subdivision. Junior College: Played one season at Garden City (Kan.) Junior College under Coach Jeff Tatum ... Runs the 40-yard dash in 4.5 seconds ... Earned honorable mention All-Kansas Jayhawk Conference honors at receiver in 2011 ... Caught 26 passes for 325 yards and a touchdown (12.5 yards per catch) to lead the Broncbusters receiving corps ... Redshirted in 2010 ... Chose Gardner-Webb over Coastal Carolina, Presbyterian and Western Illinois ... Also recruited by Ohio, Arkansas, Kansas State, Indiana, Louisiana Tech, Ole Miss and Minnesota. High School: Two-sport star at Clinton (S.C.) High ... Played football under Coach Andy Young ... Chosen to play in the SCADA North/South All-Star Game in both football and basketball ... Led Red Devils to a 12-3 record and the 2009 Class 3A State Football Championship, the school’s eighth in that sport ... Named Laurens Touchdown Club Player of the Year ... A Class 3A All-State selection in the secondary by the S.C. High School Sports Report ... Caught 29 passes for 597 yards and two touchdowns as a senior in 2009 ... Had eight interceptions at cornerback ... Averaged 18 points and 15 rebounds on the hardwood as a senior ... Had nine interceptions as a junior.

36 AnthonyCOSBY 5-10 • 188 • So.-1L • DB Nicholson, Ga. / Athens Christian School Will compete for playing time at safety and on special teams in 2012 … Gained valuable experience as a true freshmen, and during spring practice. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Saw action in two games, Brevard (9/3) and Wake Forest (9/17). High School: Three-sport standout at Athens Christian (Ga.) School ... Played football under Coach Bill Forman ... Earned All-Area honors from the Athens Banner-Herald as a senior.

86 SethCRANFILL 6-4 • 230 • RSo.-1L • TE Sherrill’s Ford, N.C. / Bandys HS Talented receiving tight end who is expected to be one of the team’s top targets in 2012 … Worked at receiver during spring practice in 2011, and was slated to play a major role at that position until going down with an injury last August … Has bulked up since last season, which should allow for more effectiveness as a blocker … Will push for snaps early this season ... Has the potential to challenge for All-Big South honors very soon. Kenny Cook was listed as one of the top impact newcomers in the FCS for 2012. (Saxon Simpson Photo)

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ALPHABETICAL PLAYER PROFILES 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Did not see game action. 2010 at GWU: Redshirted. High School: Played at Bandys (N.C.) High under Coach Randy Lowman … A first-team All-State selection by NCPreps.com … Also a first-team AllRegion selection by the Charlotte Observer … A two-time All-Unifour selection by the Hickory Daily Record … Hauled in 56 receptions for 1,028 yards and 12 touchdowns as a senior in 2009 … Led the state in receiving yards and receiving touchdowns for a tight end … Set new school career records with 169 receptions for 2,640 yards and 30 touchdowns … Drew recruiting interest from East Carolina, NC State and Georgia.

43 StevenCRISTOBAL 6-0 • 189 • Jr.-JC • FS Camarillo, Calif. / Moorpark College Junior College: Played two seasons at Moorpark (Calif.) College under Coach Jim Bittner ... An AllConference selection as a sophomore ... Ranked second on the team with 56 total tackles (39 solo) and led the team with three interceptions ... Had 5.5 tackles for loss, broke up two passes and forced a fumble ... Helped defense rank No. 11 nationally in fewest yards allowed per game ... Made 32 tackles as a freshman in 10 games (19 solo) ... Picked off four passes and posted 89 return yards ... Broke up four passes, blocked a kick and recovered a fumble. High School: Played at Rio Mesa (Calif.) High under Coach Bob Gregorchuk ... Earned All-Pacific View League honors as a senior ... Had 62 total tackles (38 solo), four interceptions and six pass break ups as a senior ... Scored a pair of touchdowns ... Averaged 33.6 yards per punt on 35 attempts.

MichaelCUNNINGHAM

OrretteDALEY

6-0 • 210 • Fr.-HS • LB

5-9 • 187 • Fr.-RS • CB

Lincolnton, N.C. / Lincolnton HS

Winter Haven, Fla. / Winter Haven HS

High School: Played at Lincolnton (N.C.) High under Coach Scott Cloninger ... Runs the 40-yard dash in 4.51 seconds ... A Class 2A All-State selection by NCPreps.com and News14Carolina in 2011 ... Scored 33 combined touchdowns in last two seasons, including six on kickoff or punt returns ... Two-time All-Gazette Defensive Player of the Year selection by the Gaston Gazette ... Made 111 total tackles, 21 tackles for loss, seven pass break ups, two interceptions and a fumble recovery as a senior ... Led Wolves to the Class 2A State Championship Game and a 14-2 record ... Made eight tackles, recovered a fumble and scored two touchdowns, including one on a kickoff return ... Rushed 86 times for 753 yards and 14 touchdowns at wingback ... Caught 15 passes for 213 yards and two more scores ...Earned second-team All-State honors as a kick/punt return specialist as a junior in 2010 from NCPreps.com ... Collected 105 total tackles, 16 tackles for loss, seven sacks, three fumble recoveries and three forced fumbles on defense as a junior to earn All-Gazette Defensive Player of the Year honors from the Gaston Gazette ... Scored seven touchdowns on defense or special teams in 2010 ... Returned three punts and two kickoffs for touchdowns ... Rushed for 399 yardsd and six touchdowns and caught 22 passes for 412 yards and three touchdowns on offense ... Earned All-Conference honors as a sophomore ... Chose Gardner-Webb over Charlotte ... Also recruited by East Carolina, Wake Forest, Duke and NC State.

Young defensive back who will compete for playing time at cornerback in 2012 ... Played both running back and linebacker on the high school level. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Redshirted. High School: Played at Winter Haven (Fla.) High under Coach Charlie Tate ... Helped Blue Devils post a 10-2 overall mark and a 6-0 league record as a senior.

97 AlbertDOYLE 6-5 • 229 • Fr.-RS • DE Miami, Fla. / Northwestern HS Moved to defensive end at the start of practice in August, returning to a more familiar side of the football … Spent the spring playing tight end ... Comes from one of the Southeast’s top high school programs … Has good size for the position. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Redshirted. High School: Played at perennial powerhouse Northwestern (Fla.) High under Coach Billy Rolle …Helped team to a 9-3 record in 2010 … Finished senior season with 45 total tackles, 9.5 sacks, five forced fumbles and 15 passes batted down.

ALPHABETICAL PLAYER PROFILES

87 JohnnieDUCE 5-11 • 180 • Fr.-RS • WR Belle Glade, Fla. / Glades Day School

August camp begins … Completed 2-of-3 passes for 37 yards in the 2012 spring game. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Redshirted. High School: Starred at Albemarle (N.C.) High under Coach Danny Akins ... Sixth-annual Clary Award recipient in 2011 from the NCHSAA, an award given to the state’s most outstanding student-athlete ... Led Bulldogs to consecutive state Class 1-AA championships ... Named MVP of the 2010 state title game after passing for three touchdowns in a win over Pender ... Completed 101-of187 passes for 1,899 yards and 21 touchdowns as a senior ... Threw only five interceptions ... Passed for 676 yards, 11 touchdowns and only one interception as a junior, pacing the Bulldogs to a 16-0 season ... Earned 10 varsity letters during his prep career ... Batted .439 with 10 doubles for the Albemarle baseball team as a senior.

Converted defensive back who will try his hand at receiver when practice begins in August … One of several young receivers who will push for an opportunity for playing time opened due to graduation losses at the position. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Redshirted. High School: Played at Glades Day (Fla.) School under Coach Craig Dobson … A two-way standout for the Gators … Helped team to a 10-4 record as a senior, including a 4-1 league mark … Team averaged 31.2 points per game on the season ... Registered 30 total tackles, three interceptions and a touchdown on defense.

99 AaronEASTERLING 6-4 • 215 • Fr.-RS • LB

18 NatDUNLAP 6-2 • 182 • Fr.-RS • QB Albemarle, N.C. / Albemarle HS Redshirt freshman quarterback who logged a great deal of snaps during 2012 spring practice … Tall player who has shown the ability to digest the team’s playbook … Hard worker with a bright future on and off the field … Will battle with four returning letterwinners for playing time at the position when

Dunwoody, Ga. / Dunwoody HS Tall, rangy linebacker who will redshirt in 2012 ... Will use the season off to polish technique and gain size ... Tremendous athletic ability ... Could be a strong candidate for playing time in 2013 ... Missed most of 2011 camp and the entire 2011 season due to an injury suffered during his senior basketball season. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Redshirted. High School: Played at Dunwoody (Ga.) High under Coach Jim Showfety … A first-team All-Area selection by the DeKalb County Neighbor in 2010 … Selected to play in the DeKalb County All-Star Game … Collected a team-high 70 total tackles (40 solo), eight tackles for loss and three sacks … Added three interceptions and three forced fumbles … Paced a defense that allowed only 14.9 points per game and 74.7 yards per game rushing ... Chose Gardner-Webb over Samford and Georgia Southern.

83 MikeESTES 6-4 • 227 • Fr.-HS • TE Raleigh, N.C. / Athens Drive HS High School: Played at Athens Drive (N.C.) High under Coach Jimmy Ray ... A two-time, All-Tri 9 Conference selection at wide receiver ... Had 42 catches for 602 yards and seven touchdowns as a senior ... Had a pair of 100-yard receiving games in 2011 ... Caught 37 passes for 611 yards and seven touchdowns as a junior ... Also a standout basketball player ... An Eagle Scout ... Chose GardnerWebb over VMI and Furman.

64 AlvaroESTRELLA 6-2 • 308 • RFr.-TR • OL Pomona, Calif. / Fresno State Transferred to Gardner-Webb in June and will have four seasons of eligibility remaining ... Outstanding center prospect who can also log snaps at guard. 2011 at Fresno State: Redshirted. High School: Played at Diamond Ranch (Calif.) High under Coach Roddy Layton ... Two-way standout, playing on both lines ... Earned second-team All-Hacienda League honors in 2010 ... Helped clear a path for an offense that averaged 209 yards per game on the ground as a senior.

ALPHABETICAL PLAYER PROFILES

24 DemetriusFAIRLEY 5-11 • 195 • Fr.-HS • RB Garner, N.C. / Garner HS High School: Played at Garner (N.C.) High under Coach Nelson Smith ... Runs the 40-yard dash in 4.5 seconds ... One of the state’s top running backs in the Class of 2012 ... A three-star prospect according to Rivals.com ... Rated as one of the nation’s top-175 running back prospects by both 247Sports.com and ESPN.com ... Helped squad post a 15-1 record and a berth in the Class 4A State Championship Game ... Earned first-team All-Greater Neuse Conference honors ... Had 196 carries for 1,678 yards and 24 touchdowns in 2011 ... Scored two more touchdowns on receptions ... Ran for 224 yards and four touchdowns in a state playoff win over Wilmington Laney (N.C.) High ... Carried 79 times for 463 yards and six touchdowns as a junior ... Helped team to an 11-3 record in 2010 ... Chose Gardner-Webb over Western Michigan ... Drew early interest from UCLA, Alabama, Clemson, Missouri, East Carolina, NC State and Georgia Tech.

… Runs the 40-yard dash in the 4.5-second range … Timed as fast as 10.8 seconds in the 100-meter dash as a prep sprinter … Has worked very hard during the offseason to improve route running and ball skills … Could be one of the team’s most pleasant surprises once the season gets underway. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Redshirted. High School: Played at Homestead (Fla.) High under Coach Bobby McCray … Extremely athletic receiver who posted a 39.3-inch vertical leap at the February 2010 Miami Nike Combine … Also a standout sprinter ... Returned a kickoff 77 yards for a touchdown vs. Southwest High … Listed as one of the top sleepers in talent-rich Dade County among 2011 prospects … Teamed with current GWU classmate Ivan Toomer to finish third in the state in the 4x100m dash (Class 4A) ... Drew recruiting interest from Duke, North Carolina, Stanford, Eastern Michigan and Florida International.

38 ChadGETER 6-2 • 220 • Fr.-HS • LB/DB Irmo, S.C. / Dutch Fork HS

9 StanleyFLEURANT 6-3 • 192 • Fr.-RS • WR Homestead, Fla. / Homestead HS A potential breakout performer at the receiver position heading into 2012 … Has the size, speed and athletic ability to be a major threat on the outside

High School: Played at Dutch Fork (S.C.) High under Coach Tommy Knotts ... Standout at both receiver and safety ... A Class 4A-Division I AllState selection at linebacker by the S.C. High School Sports Report ... Selected to play in the SCADA North/South All-Star Game ... Blocked a punt in that game ... Finished senior season with 65 total tackles, seven tackles for loss, three forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries, one interception and two pass break ups ... Scored one defensive touchdown ... Collected 222 yards rushing with seven touchdowns on 33 carries (6.7 yards per carry) ... Caught 21 passes for 290 yards and a touchdown ... Ranked third in the team in allpurpose yards ... Chose Gardner-Webb over South Carolina State and The Citadel ... Also recruited by Army, East Carolina, Toledo and Stanford ... A high school teammate of Gardner-Webb freshman offensive tackle David Sutton.

56 TreiGILCRIST 6-0 • 225 • Fr.-RS • LB Harrisburg, Pa. / Central Dauphin HS Will compete for time at either linebacker or defensive end in 2012 ... Hard-working young player who should be a solid addition to the program. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Attended school, but did not participate with the football program. High School: Played at Central Dauphin (Pa.) High under Coach Glen McNamee ... Helped team to a 10-3 record as a senior ... Registered 15 total tackles for the Rams ... Had one sack.

95 ArlandoGRIFFIN 6-4 • 220 • Fr.-HS • DE Snellville, Ga. / South Gwinnett HS High School: Played at South Gwinnett (Ga.) High under Coach John Small ... Runs the 40-yard dash in 4.7 seconds ... Selected to play in the 2011 Gwinnett County All-Star Game ... Finished senior season with 73 total tackles, nine tackles for loss, four sacks and five quarterback pressures ... Had 38 tackles, four tackles for loss, one sack and 14 pressures as a junior ... Member of South Gwinnett Senior Leadership Council ... Chose Gardner-Webb over Furman, Western Carolina and Alabama State.

ALPHABETICAL PLAYER PROFILES

46 DillonGRIFFITH 5-10 • 166 • Fr.-HS • P Charlotte, N.C. / West Mecklenburg HS High School: Played at West Mecklenburg (N.C.) High under Coach Jeff Caldwell … Was a finalist for the Greater Charlotte Football Awards Dynamic Punter of the Year … Handled placekicking and punting duties for the Hawks … Averaged an impressive 47.8 yards per punt as a senior ... A standout wrestler on the prep level ... Also considered Western Carolina, Lenoir-Rhyne and Coastal Carolina.

Harris is one of six returning offensive linemen with starting experience. (Tim Cowie Photo)

EarnestHARMON 5-11 • 226 • RSo.-TR • FB Madison Miss. / Ole Miss Transfer from Ole Miss who joined the program in January, 2012 ... Has three years of eligibility ... Projected starter at fullback. 2011 at Ole Miss: Did not see game action. 2010 at Ole Miss: Redshirted. High School: Played at Noxubee County (Miss.) High under Coach M.C. Miller ... Led team to the 2009 Class 4A State Championship ... Rushed 102 times for 755 yards and 14 touchdowns ... Caught 30 passes for 350 yards ... Named Tigers’ team MVP on offense ... Also a thre-time MVP in baseball ... Recruited by Ole Miss, Mississippi State, Southern Mississippi, West Virginia and Alabama.

JeffHARRIS 6-2 • 292 • RJr.-2L • OL Kernersville, N.C. / East Forsyth HS Returning starter at right guard … Fourth-year junior who has plenty of experience at the position … Is the second-most experienced guard on the 2012 roster, behind fourth-year starter Jamie Dunaway … Has shown a good understanding of the offensive system over the past two seasons … Expected to have another strong season. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Started eight games at right guard … Played 432 total snaps on the season, with a season-high 79 coming in the win at Coastal Carolina (10/22) … Graded out with a season-high

96 percent vs. Liberty (10/8) … Had 22 knockdown blocks for the season … Allowed just one sack in eight games … Helped Gardner-Webb produce its first 1,000-yard back since 2000 … Blocked for the first pair of backs to go over 500 yards and 1,000 yards in the same season since the move to Division I. 2010 at GWU: Played in seven games at guard … Made three starts … Collected starts at No. 16 Liberty (11/6), at Stony Brook (11/13) and vs. VMI (11/20). 2009 at GWU: Redshirted. High School: Played at East Forsyth (N.C.) High under Coach Todd Willert … Three-year starter ... Rated the No. 160 guard in the country by ESPN. com … The No. 3 rated guard in the state … Named first-team All-Northwest by the WinstonSalem Journal … Named All-Forsyth County and All-Conference ... Old Spice Red Zone nominee ... Led team with 54 pancake blocks in 2008, and allowed just one sack ... Helped team to a 12-2 record, a conference title and the 4AA quarterfinals … Finished sixth in the 2008 shot put to help East Forsyth to the 4A state title ... Chose GWU over Wofford, Appalachian State, Furman, Elon and Coastal Carolina.

ALPHABETICAL PLAYER PROFILES

81 CarltonHEARD

total tackles, four tackles for loss and a sack as a junior ... Played sophomore season at Dacula (Ga.) High ... Chose Gardner-Webb over Lafayette, Western Carolina and Alabama State.

6-0 • 178 • Fr.-RS • WR Athens, Ga. / Clarke Central HS One of the team’s most anticipated additions to the rotation at receiver … Will begin the season as a probable starter as a redshirt freshman … Began August camp in 2011 as a walk-on and earned a scholarship with outstanding performance and work ethic in preseason practices … Blessed with outstanding hands and a knack for making plays … Excellent leaper with good speed … Has earned rave reviews since arriving on campus from the coaching staff and teammates. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Redshirted. High School: Played at Northeast Georgia powerhouse Clarke Central (Ga.) High under Coach Leroy Ryals … Moved full time to receiver as a senior … Caught 25 passes for 520 yards and seven touchdowns as a senior … Helped Gladiators to an 11-1 record and the Georgia region 8-AAAA title in 2010.

GeoHILLSMAN 6-1 • 187 • Fr.-HS • WR Crestview, Fla. / Crestview High School: Played at Crestview (Fla.) High under Coach Kevin Pettis ... Runs the 40-yard dash in 4.4 seconds ... A first-team All-Area selection by the Northwest Florida Daily News in 2011 ... Starred at both receiver and corner during his prep career ... Selected to play in the 8th Annual Subway All-Star Game ... Caught 43 passes for 447 yards on offense ... Collected 63 tackles and three interceptions at cornerback ... Caught 27 passes for 246 yards as a junior ... Made 57 tackles and picked off a pair of passes ... An honorable mention All-Area selection in 2010 ... Also considered Vanderbilt.

AzzizHIGGINS 6-2 • 225 • Fr.-HS • LB Snellville, Ga. / South Gwinnett HS High School: Played at South Gwinnett (Ga.) High under Coach John Small ... Runs the 40-yard dash in 4.55 seconds ... A member of the South Gwinnett Senior Leadership Council ... Registered 69 total tackles, five tackles for loss, two fumble recoveries and four quarterback pressures in 2011 ... Had 35

DylanHOPPER 6-4 • 295 • Fr.-HS • OL Shelby, N.C. / Crest HS High School: Played at Crest (N.C.) High under Coach Mark Barnes ... Selected to play in the 2011 Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas ... Started in that

game at tackle ... A first-team All-Observer and All-Region selection by the Charlotte Observer ... A first-team All-County selection by the Shelby Star ... Helped Crest to a pair of Class 3A State Championship Game appearances ... Led team in pancake blocks as a senior ... One of the top-10 offensive line prospects in North Carolina according to Scout.com in the Class of 2012 ... An All-Conference selection in 2010 ... Drew early recruiting interest from Duke, Virginia, Georgia Tech, Georgia, Vanderbilt, Clemson, Ohio State, Florida and NC State.

77 TylerHOUGH-JENKINS 6-4 • 281 • RSo.-1L • DL Charlotte, N.C. / Olympic HS Enters the 2012 season with a chance to enjoy a breakthrough year on the defensive line … Has AllConference potential … Effective playing inside or off the edge … Will likely begin the season at tackle, but has played end in the past with success … Has packed on nearly 20 pounds since the end of the 2011 season, and has retained his quickness. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Played in all 11 games … Finished with 16 total tackles (seven solo), 5.0 tackles for loss (mius-11 yards) and 2.5 sacks (minus-7 yards) … Had one quarterback hurry … Made a season-high five total stops and a half sack vs. Charleston Southern (10/22) … Had four tackles and a half tackle for loss vs. Liberty (10/8) … Also had a sacks at Samford (10/1) and Presbyterian (10/15). 2010 at GWU: Redshirted. High School: Played at Olympic (N.C.) High under Coach Barry Shuford … A first-team All-Conference selection in 2009 … Helped team to an 11-3 record and the second round of the state playoffs … Cleared a path for an explosive offense that averaged 231.5 yards rushing for the season and 379 yards of total offense per game … A second-team All-Mecklenburg County selection by the Charlotte Observer … Finished with 20 tackles, one sack and five pressures on the defensive line … Chose Gardner-Webb over Furman, The Citadel, Western Carolina, Presbyterian and Norfolk State.

ALPHABETICAL PLAYER PROFILES 2A playoffs … Had 135 yards i the second half of a 21-7 win over Tampa Jesuit ... Had 187 yards total in that game on just 19 carries ... Rushed for more than 400 yards in the playoffs … Ran for 766 yards and 11 touchdowns as a junior … Also returned two kickoffs for touchdowns that season … Chose Gardner-Webb over South Alabama … Also recruited by Western Kentucky, Bethune-Cookman, Massachusetts and Towson, among others.

66 AaronHUCK 6-3 • 296 • RSr.-1L • OL San Jose, Calif. / San Jose City College

Tyler Hough-Jenkins is one of the team’s most versatile defensive linemen. (Gary Smith Photo)

22 J.J.HUBBARD 5-8 • 170 • So.-1L • RB Tampa, Fla. / Robinson HS Quick running back prospect who is one of three returning players with game experience at the position … One of the team’s top return men … Also a capable receiver who could see action in the slot if needed … Registered 14 carries for 42 yards and a

short touchdown run in the 2012 spring game. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Saw action in seven games … Finished with 16 carries for 64 yards, averaging 4.0 yards per rush … Averaged 19.8 yards per return on 11 kickoffs … Logged his first game action vs. Liberty (10/8), returning a pair of kickoffs for 36 yards … Carried nine times for a career-best 45 yards vs. Charleston Southern (10/29) … Had four carries for 18 yards vs. Virginia State (11/3) … Had a 79-yard kickoff return for a touchdown at VMI (11/17) in the season finale. High School: Played at Robinson (Fla.) High under Coach Mike DePue … Runner up for Florida’s Class 2A State Player of the Year award in 2010 … A Class 2A All-State selection ... Nicknamed “Water Bug” ... A first-team All-Hillsborough County choice by the Tampa Bay Tribune … A first-team All-Suncoast selection by the St. Petersburg Times … Rated as a two-star prospect by Rivals.com … Selected to play in the Hillsborough County All-Star Game … Rushed 138 times for 1,447 yards and 27 touchdowns as a senior … Caught one touchdown pass and averaged 32.1 yards and scored two touchdowns on 10 kickoff returns … Helped squad finish with a 10-3 record and led team to the third round of the Class

Big, strong guard who will challenge for a starting spot at right guard in 2012 … One of five senior offensive linemen on the roster, three who are in their fifth season of college football … Has proven to be a very powerful run blocker … Former Division I FBS recruit who began his career at the University of Nevada … Will be a key part of a continued strong running attack ... Uncle, Tim Ryan, played at Southern Cal and for the Chicago Bears ... Ryan currently does color analysis for NFL television broadcasts ... Also considered San Jose State. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Played in six games … Made two starts at right guard … Played 146 total snaps, with his playing time increasing late in the season … Had nine knockdown blocks in his final three games … Graded out above 80 percent in each of his appearances … Top grade of 90 percent came against Virginia State (11/3). Junior College: Played at San Jose City (Calif.) College under Coach Carlton Conner … Helped team average 336.0 yards of total offense (155 yards rushing) in 2010 … A first-team All-Conference selection. 2009 at Nevada: Did not see game action. 2008 at Nevada: Redshirted. High School: Played at Oak Grove (Calif.) High under Coach Ed Buller … Led team to a 12-1 record, league championship and CIF Central Coast Section championship … Earned first-team All-Section honors as a senior … Two-time All-League choice … Also a standout in the shot put, winning a pair of league championships.

ALPHABETICAL PLAYER PROFILES

40 MattHUTCHISON 6-0 • 280 • Fr.-HS • FB Crestview, Fla. / Crestview HS High School: Played at Crestview (Fla.) High under Coach Kevin Pettis ... Runs the 40-yard dash in an agile 4.7 seconds ... Earned first-team All-Area honors from the Northwest Florida Daily News in 2011 ... Also earned All-County honors ... Selected to play in the 8th Annual Subway All-Star Game ... Carried 43 times for 464 yards at fullback, averaging 10.8 yards per carry ... Caught four passes for 66 yards ... Had 32 carries for 298 yards as a junior ... Caught nine passes for 89 yards ... Earned first-team AllArea honors in 2010 ... Also considered Florida, UCF, South Carolina State and Alcorn State.

Missed the season’s first 10 games while recovering from an injury ... Played in the season finale vs. VMI and picked off a pass in the end zone in the first half to halt a Keydet drive ... GWU won that game 147. 2009 at GWU: Started seven games before going down at Coastal Carolina (11/7) with a season-ending injury … Finished with 28 total tackles (12 solo), a tackle for loss, two interceptions and a pass break up … Had a season-high nine tackles (two solo) and a tackle for loss in final game played vs. Coastal Carolina … Made five stops vs. Stony Brook (10/31) … Returned an interception 50 yards for a touchdown in the first quarter vs. Southern Virginia (10/24). 2008 at GWU: Medical redshirt. 2007 at GWU: Played in 10 games as a true freshman … Made one start at strong safety … Finished with 26 total tackles (17 solo) and a tackle for loss … Had a season-high six hits (four solo) and a tackle for loss at No. 5 Wofford (10/13). High School: Played at Sandy Creek (Ga.) High under Coach Chip Walker … Helped team to a 7-4 record in 2006 … A second-team All-Area selection by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution … Chose Gardner-Webb over Chattanooga and Delaware.

18 AdamJOHNSON 5-7 • 168 • Fr.-RS • CB Montgomery, Ala. / Stanhope Elmore HS

ChrisJAMES 5-11 • 230 • Gr.-3L • LB Newnan, Ga. / Sandy Creek HS Converted safety who will look for extensive playing time at linebacker in 2012 … Was granted a sixth season of eligibility by the NCAA following spring practice … Entering second year of graduate school at Gardner-Webb … Known as a physical tackler from the safety position ... One of only four returning scholarship players at the linebacker position with FCS experience. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Did not play. 2010 at GWU:

Young defensive back who will suit up for the Runnin’ Bulldogs for the first time in 2012 … Will compete for playing time on special teams and as a reserve at cornerback ... Worked with the team during spring drills. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Redshirted. High School: Played at Stanhope Elmore (Ala.) High under Coach Jeff Foshee … Helped Mustangs to an 11-4 record and a 5-2 conference mark as a senior ... A second-team All-County selection ... Recorded 56 tackles, two interceptions and 14 pass break ups as a senior ... Also forced a fumble ... Had 15 tackles and an interception as a junior.

3 ExavierJOHNSON 6-3 • 223 • RSr.-1L • QB Lake Balboa, Calif. / Pierce College Strong-armed senior quarterback who will be in the mix to earn the starting nod when the season begins … Was solid during spring practice… Former FBS level signal caller who originally signed with Utah State after a stellar prep career in Los Angeles. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Saw action in two games, coming off the bench at Wake Forest (9/17) and Samford (10/1) … Passed for 77 yards and a score at Samford … Missed the final seven games. Junior College: Earned second-team AllConference honors … Completed 166-of-283 passes for 2,408 yards and 24 touchdowns in 11 games … Rushed for 363 yards and three more touchdowns … Posted a strong 145.4 passer rating for the season … Recruited by Kansas State, UNLV, Louisiana Tech, New Mexico State, Florida International and North Texas. 2009 at Utah State: Did not play. 2008 at Utah State: Redshirted. High School: Played senior season at Birmingham (Calif.) High under Coach Ed Croson … Rated as one of the top-20 quarterback prospects in California by Scout.com … Rated as the No. 85 quarterback prospect in the nation by ESPN.com … Passed for 5,959 career yards and 65 touchdowns in three seasons as a starting quarterback … Accounted for 72 total touchdowns and had a career passer rating of 165.41 … A three-time All-City selection … A threetime All-Area selection by the Los Angeles Daily News … Passed for 988 yards and 11 touchdowns, and ran for 211 yards and another score as a senior in a run-oriented offense (242 rushing yards per game) … Led team to a 13-1 record and the CIF City Section championship … A first-team All-League selection … Played sophomore and junior seasons at Taft (Calif.) High … Passed for 1,900 yards and 15 touchdowns as a junior, while rushing for 250 yards and four scores, helping team to a playoff berth … Passed for an eye-popping 3,071 yards and 39 touchdowns as a sophomore to help Taft to the CIF City Section finals … Earned All-State honors that season … Chose Utah State over Nebraska and Ole Miss, according to Scout.com … Also recruited by USC, Oregon, Oregon State and UCLA.

ALPHABETICAL PLAYER PROFILES

35 LonnieJOHNSON 5-10 • 220 • Gr.-TR • SS Liverpool, N.Y. / Syracuse Transferred to Gardner-Webb in August and will have two seasons to play as a graduate student. 2009 at Syracuse: Played mainly with the Orange special teams as a true freshman … Lettered and saw action in five games … Was a member of the Syracuse Athletic Director’s Honor Roll. High School: Played one postgraduate season at Milford (N.Y.) Academy under Coach Bill Chaplick … Was a teammate of Gardner-Webb’s Steve Demilio … Played both running back and safety at Liverpool (N.Y.) High under Coach Nick Spataro … Earned third-team All-State honors as a junior on offense … A three-year starter.

85 TheoJOHNSON 6-4 • 275 • Sr.-1L • TE Los Angeles, Calif. / Harbor College Moved from the defensive line to tight end midway through last season, and will continue to play the position in 2012 … Has exceptional size and could prove to be a very effective blocker as he continues to adjust to his new role. Exavier Johnson threw his lone touchdown pass in 2011 on this play at Samford. (Gary Smith Photo)

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ALPHABETICAL PLAYER PROFILES 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Did not see game action ... Started the preseason at defensive end, moved to defensive tackle and then to tight end midway through the season. Junior College: Played two seasons at Los Angeles Harbor (Calif.) College under Coach Brett Peabody … Played in seven games as a sophomore … Recorded 14 total tackles, 4.0 tackles for loss and 3.0 sacks … Had a forced fumble and a 27-yard touchdown return … Recorded three quarterback pressures and batted down two passes. High School: Played at city power Crenshaw High in Los Angeles.

14 JordanJONES 6-4 • 212 • Fr.-HS • WR Clearwater, Fla. / Fork Union Military High School: Played one season of postgraduate football at Fork Union (Va.) Military Academy under Major John Shuman … Rated as a two-star prospect by Scout.com … Played receiver, safety and some tight end for the program … Caught nine passes for 176 yards and four touchdowns on offense ... Played two seasons at Sunshine State power Tampa Catholic (Fla.) High under Coach Bob Henriquez … Helped Crusaders to an 11-2 record as a senior ... Team lost in the Florida Class 2B state championship game ... Earned All-County honors ... Rated as one of the Tampa Bay area’s top-75 senior prospects ... Collected 45 tackles and had four sacks as a senior ... Caught 12 passes for 202 yards and a touchdown … Caught 13 passes for 276 yards and three touchdowns as a junior ... Played freshman and sophomore seasons at Palm Harbor (Fla.) High … Chose Gardner-Webb over Mississippi Valley State ... Also considered Idaho State, Florida Atlantic and Furman ... Drew early recruiting interest from Miami (Fla.), Auburn and Florida State.

RichardJULES

JonathanLANGSTON

6-0 • 174 • Jr.-2L • WR

5-10 • 211 • RSo.-1L • FB

Seffner, Fla. / Armwood HS

Loganville, Ga. / Grayson HS

Veteran receiver who is looking for an expanded role as a junior in the passing game … Switched jersey numbers during spring practice, and will now wear #2 … Is a capable kickoff return man … One of the team’s most experienced receivers. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Played in all 11 games … Caught six passes for 47 yards … Collected three rushing attempts for 29 yards and returned a pair of kickoffs for an average of 21.5 yards … Had a 30-yard run at Coastal Carolina (10/22) … Caught one pass for 10 yards in that game … Caught two passes for 18 yards, including a 13-yard grab for a first down, at Samford (10/1) … Returned two kickoffs for 43 yards at Ohio (9/10). 2010 at GWU Played in 10 games as a true freshman … Saw extensive time as a kickoff return specialist, averaging 17.4 yards on 23 returns (401 yards) … Had a long return of 38 yards in the overtime win at Akron (9/11) … Caught 11 passes for 73 yards … Lined up at quarterback often in the “wildcat” formation … Rushed five times for 35 yards and two touchdowns … Scored on runs of nine yards at Old Dominion (10/2) and 13 yards at Charleston Southern (10/16) … Had a season-high three catches for 26 yards in the season opener vs. Brevard (9/4). High School: Played at state powerhouse Armwood (Fla.) High under Coach Sean Callahan … Rated the No. 8 receiver in the Tampa Bay area for the Class of 2010 … Team captain … Helped team to a 13-2 record in 2009 … Finished senior season with 19 catches for 329 yards and four touchdowns … Caught a season-high three passes for 70 yards and a score vs. East Bay High … Caught a pair of touchdown passes vs. Newsome High … Helped team to a 12-1 record and the Class 4A quarterfinals in 2008 as a junior … Caught a team-high 19 passes for 237 yards and three touchdowns as a junior … An All-Hillsborough County selection in Track & Field as part of Armwood’s standout 4x400m relay team, which ran a top time of 3:18.00 in 2009 … Born in Haiti … Chose Gardner-Webb over Towson, Stony Brook and Liberty.

Enters second full season of playing fullback … Will compete for additional playing time in the backfield and on special teams … Converted linebacker. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Saw action in seven games … Saw the field primarily on special teams … Had one kickoff return for 11 yards vs. Stony Brook (11/12). 2010 at GWU: Did not see game action. 2009 at Gardner-Webb: Redshirted. High School: Played at state powerhouse Grayson

(Ga.) High under Coach Mickey Conn … An All-State selection ... A first-team All-Area selection … Selected to play in the Gwinnett County All-Star Game ... Had 105 tackles, 16 tackles for loss, six sacks and 10 quarterback pressures … Helped team to a 12-1 record ... Chose GWU over The Citadel.

91 O.J.LE’IATUA MAU 6-2 • 275 • Fr.-HS • DE Masefau, American Samoa / Fagaitua HS High School: Played at Fagaitua High under Coach Pooch Ta’ase ... One of the top defensive linemen in American Samoa in the Class of 2012 ... Also played linebacker ... Selected to play for the American Samoa All-Star Football Team in the 2012 Oceania Bowl, helping team to a 93-7 win over Australia..

ALPHABETICAL PLAYER PROFILES

30 BoLINDSEY 5-11 • 155 • Sr.-3L • P Roebuck, S.C. / Dorman HS Projected starter at punter … Has served as the team’s primary backup at the position and has game experience … Should be very productive, and was solid during spring practice … Also the team’s primary holder on field goals and PAT attempts … Capable of handling placekicking duties if needed, including kickoffs. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Played in eight games, seeing action primarily as the holder for All-Big South kicker Trever Austin … Was called upon in the fourth quarter at VMI, and executed a perfect onside kick that led to a late Gardner-Webb touchdown. 2010 at GWU: Saw action in nine games … Was the team’s primary punter in two games … Averaged 38.8 yards per punt on 13 attempts (505 yards) … Forced six fair catches and pinned four punts inside the 20 … Had best game of career in a key win vs. VMI (11/20) … Boomed five punts for 230 yards (46.0 avg.), including a seasonlong 55-yarder … Punted six times for 218 yards (36.3 avg.) in win at Charleston Southern (10/16), including a 46-yard punt … Forced four fair catches in that game, and pinned two of his six kicks inside the 20-yard line … Was the team’s primary holder on field goals and PATs … GWU was perfect in PAT attempts on the season. 2009 at GWU: Played in four games … Booted eight punts for 310 yards (38.8 yards per punt) … Best effort for average came vs. Mars Hill, with an average of 41.7 yards on three kicks, with a long punt of 48 yards … Averaged 35.5 yards on four punts at Western Carolina, with one punt of 43 yards … Had a 43-yard punt at Buffalo (10/10) in his lone effort of the day, pinning that kick inside the 20-yard line. High School: Played at state powerhouse Dorman (S.C.) High under Coach Dave Gutshall.

Dee Littlejohn (#33) was one of the top running backs in North Carolina last season. (Gardner-Webb Photo)

32 DeeLITTLEJOHN 6-1 • 225 • Fr.-HS • RB Lincolnton, N.C. / Lincolnton HS High School: Played at Lincolnton (N.C.) High under coach Scott Cloninger ... Runs the 40-yard dash in 4.6 seconds ... Named to the 2011 Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas ... Named Tar Heels’ team captain in that event ... Rated the No. 10 fullback prospect nationally in the class of 2012 by 247Sports.com ... Considered one of the state’s top50 senior prospects by the same publication ... A first-team All-Area selection by the Gaston Gazette ... Earned All-Region honors from the Charlotte Observer ... Rushed for 4,296 career yards, establishing a new Lincoln County record ... Also set county records with 2,072 yards and 36 touchdowns on 241 carries (8.6 ypc) in 2011, leading the Wolves to the Class 2AA State Championship Game ... Led team to a 14-2 record ... Topped the 100-yard mark in each of his last 11 games ... Scored a pair

of touchdowns and ran for 115 yards in the state title game ... Had 150 yards and a pair of scores in the state semifinals ... Ran for 1,045 yards and 23 touchdowns as a junior ... Chose Gardner-Webb over North Carolina A&T, UNC Charlotte and Coastal Carolina ... Also recruited by Wake Forest, NC State and North Carolina.

22 AnthonyLYONS 5-9 • 166 • Sr.-SQ • CB Winston-Salem, N.C. / Atkins HS Will compete for playing time as a reserve corner and on special teams ... Practiced with the Runnin’ Bulldogs this past spring for the first time. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Attended school, but did not play football. High School: Played at Atkins (N.C.) High under Coach Mike Winbush.

ALPHABETICAL PLAYER PROFILES

DonMANNING

MattMcALVIN

6-1 • 262 • RJr.-2L • TE

6-5 • 280 • Fr.-RS • OL

Gaffney, S.C. / Gaffney HS

Evans, Ga. / Greenbrier HS

Converted offensive lineman who will line up at tight end/H-Back in 2012 … Physical blocker … One of the team’s most improved players over the past two seasons … Will be playing his fourth position when the season begins … Started career on the defensive line, then moved to the offensive line. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Saw action in four games … Played a total of 25 snaps on the offensive line … Also saw action on special teams. 2010 at GWU: Did not see game action. 2009 at GWU: Redshirted. High School: Played at state powerhouse Gaffney (S.C.) High under Coach Phil Strickland ... Helped Indians to 18 wins over his last two years.

Big offensive tackle with a very bright future … Will likely begin the season as the top reserve at left tackle … Has ideal size for the position … Has shown good agility and athleticism for a player of his size … One of a strong group of young offensive linemen who entered the program last season. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Redshirted. High School: Played at Greenbrier (Ga.) High under Coach Brian Smith … Helped team to a 7-5 record in 2010 … Three-year letterwinner … A second-team All-Area selection by the Augusta Chronicle … Earned first-team All-County honors from the Columbia News-Times … Voted the team’s top blocker in 2010 after clearing a path for a 900yard rusher … A two-time All-Region selection ... Also recruited by Vanderbilt and Mississippi State.

CameronMARTIN 6-4 • 230 • Fr.-HS • TE Greenville, S.C. / J.L. Mann HS High School: Played at J.L. Mann (S.C.) High under Coach Brian Strickland ... Helped Patriots forge a 7-5 record in 2011 ... Named tight ends MVP of the 2011 Rivals.com/VTO camp in Rock Hill, S.C. ... Four-year letterwinner ... Caught 25 passes for 290 yards and a touchdown in 2011 ... Teammate of current GWU freshman Tiko Thompson.

Versatile enough to play either right or left tackle … Remains an integral part of a very good offensive line unit … Has outstanding size for the position ... Enjoyed a strong spring practice season. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Saw action in six games … Logged 42 snaps as one of the team’s top reserves at tackle … Graded out at an impressive 100 percent on the season, with no missed assignments … Recorded a pair of knockdown blocks … Helped Gardner-Webb produce its first 1,000-yard back since 2000 … Blocked for the first pair of backs to go over 500 yards and 1,000 yards in the same season since the move to Division I. 2010 at GWU: Redshirted. High School: Played at Gainesville (Ga.) High under Coach Bruce Miller … Helped team to a 14-1 record in 2009 and the Class 3A state finals … Graded out at 91 percent and had 60 knockdown blocks … Cleared a path for an offense that averaged 214.8 yards per game on the ground and scored 44 rushing touchdowns … Red Elephants averaged 389.7 yards of total offense per game on the season … An honorable mention All-County selection by the Gainesville Times as a senior … Also earned honorable mention All-Region honors … Helped Red Elephants to the third round of the Class 3A state playoffs as a junior … Named FCA Football Player of the Year in 2008 … Three-year letterman in football and track … Also earned a letter in wrestling … Chose Gardner-Webb over Youngstown State and Western Kentucky.

19 TiquanMcLEAN

DavidMcCONNELL 6-5 • 304 • RSo.-1L • OL Gainesville, Ga. / Gainesville HS One of the team’s most improved offensive linemen over the past 12 months … Has the ability to make a serious push for major playing time this season … Was a starter during spring practice at tackle …

6-0 • 171 • Fr.-HS • FS High Point, N.C. / Andrews HS High School: Played at Andrews (N.C.) High under Coach Rodney McKoy ... Helped team to a 9-2 record in 2011 ... Collected 30 tackles as a senior at safety ... Earned All-Conference honors as a triple jumper in Track & Field.

ALPHABETICAL PLAYER PROFILES

65 AshantiMcPHEE 6-3 • 306 • Fr.-RS • OL Orlando, Fla. / West Orange HS Versatile offensive lineman who has worked at both guard and center during his time with the Runnin’ Bulldogs. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Redshirted. High School: Played at West Orange (Fla.) High under Coach Chip Petree … Named honorable mention Central Florida Super 60 by the Orlando Sentinel … Rated the No. 7 offensive line prospect in Central Florida for the Class of 2011 by the Sentinel … Selected to play in the 2010 Central Florida All-Star Game … Listed as a two-star prospect by Rivals.com … Graded out at 94 percent as a senior … Registered 45 pancake blocks … Allowed just two sacks all season … Graded out at 91 percent and had 39 pancake blocks as a junior … Chose Gardner-Webb over Northern Iowa and Massachusetts … Also recruited by Temple.

43 DinkinMILLER 5-8 • 170 • Fr.-HS • RB Salisbury, N.C. / West Rowan HS High School: Played at West Rowan (N.C.) High under Coach Scott Young … Led Falcons to a 12-4 record and a runner up finish in the NCHSAA

Class 3A state title game … Named Rowan County Offensive Player of the Year by the Salisbury Post following an outstanding senior season … A firstteam All-County selection … Named first-team AllObserver by the Charlotte Observer … Also named first-team All-Region by that publication … Rushed for 2,570 yards and 26 touchdowns on 356 carries in 2011 … Conference Offensive Player of the Year … Had 4,690 career rushing yards … Ranks second in school history behind University of Virginia star Kevin Parks … Ranks third in Rowan County history in career yardage … Ran for 232 yards and three scores in a playoff win over Mount Pleasant … Carried for 185 yards and two scores vs. Statesville in the playoffs … Rushed for 159 yards and two scores in the playoffs vs. Concord … Burst free for 266 yards and three touchdowns in the Western Region finals vs. Burns … Ra for 132 yards and a touchdown in the state title game vs. Havelock … Helped Falcons to state titles as a sophomore and junior … MVP of the 2010 Class 3A state title game … Ran for 1,805 yards and 19 touchdowns on 247 carries as a junior … Had 211 yards on the ground in the state title game victory.

37 JarrettMOORE 6-0 • 172 • Fr.-HS • DB Charlotte, N.C. / Olympic HS High School: Played at Olympic (N.C.) High under Coach Barry Shuford … Helped team to a solid 9-3 record and 5-1 league mark in 2011 … Played on both sides of the football for the Trojans … Collected 61 total tackles, forced two fumbles and broke up 11 passes in 2011 in the secondary … Rushed 87 times for 858 yards and seven touchdowns during his high school career … Played with current Gardner-Webb standouts Lucas Beatty and Tyler Hough-Jenkins in 2009, helping the Trojans to a 10-3 mark as a sophomore.

13 KamarMORRISON 5-10 • 167 • Sr.-1L • CB Inglewood, Calif. / Cerritos College Senior cover man who will compete for a starting spot at cornerback entering the 2012 season … Gained valuable experience at the FCS level last season, both at corner and on special teams, after transferring in from the junior college ranks … Has good speed and instincts ... Will continue to be a tremendous contributor on special teams. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Played in all 11 games … Made 15 tackles (seven solo), broke up one pass and had one interception … Made a season-high three total tackles and had a 12-yard interception return at Ohio (9/10) … Collected two hits at Samford (10/1), vs. Charleston Southern (10/29) and at VMI (11/19) … Both stops at VMI were solo tackles … Broke up a pass at Coastal Carolina (10/22) Junior College: Played two seasons at Cerritos (Calif.) Community College under Coach Frank Mazzotta … Runs the 40-yard dash in 4.5 seconds … Helped Falcons to a 9-3 record in 2010 and a Northern Conference championship … Team advanced to the state semifinals … Recorded 48 tackles, a tackle for loss and two pass deflections … Had a season-high seven tackles twice, against Palomar and College of the Canyons … Played in nine games as a freshman in 2009 and finished with 19 tackles and a pass break up … Registered five hits vs. Santa Monica College. High School: Played at Inglewood (Calif.) High under coach Charles Mincey … A second-team All-CIF selection as a senior … Registered 44 total tackles … Had 15 hits and three pass break ups vs. Gardena … Also blocked a field goal in that game … Made 30 total tackles as a junior … Recruited by Cal, Oregon, UNLV and Nevada as a prep senior … Also a standout in track & field.

ALPHABETICAL PLAYER PROFILES

11 JordanPAUL 6-3 • 196 • So.-1L • QB Brooklyn, N.Y. / New Utrecht HS Dynamic young quarterback who moved back to his natural position from receiver following the 2011 season … Enjoyed a very strong showing in the 2012 spring game, and is one of a quartet of players competing for the starting job under center entering the season … Is the team’s most dangerous running threat at the position … Blessed with outstanding speed and elusiveness and a very strong arm … Gained valuable on-field experience in 2011, despite never having played receiver prior to college. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Saw action in all 11 games, making two starts at receiver … Saw spot duty at quarterback, with the most extensive action coming in an emergency role at VMI (11/19) in the season finale … Caught seven passes for 82 yards and a touchdown … Had two catches at Wake Forest (9/17) and at Coastal Carolina (10/22) … Hauled in a 24-yard touchdown catch at Samford (10/1) … Had five rushing attempts for 32 yards and a score, with all coming at VMI (11/19) … Had a 23-yard dash for a first down just before halftime in that game, as well as a short touchdown run to tighten the game in the fourth quarter … Completed two passes for 11 yards in that game. High School: Played at New Utrecht (N.Y.) High under Coach Alan Balkan … Named Player of the Game in the 16th annual Empire Challenge in June ... Completed 8-of-12 passes for 114 yards and a score ... A second-team All-New York City selection in 2010 by the New York Post … A two-time All-Borough choice by the New York Daily News … Passed for 2,771 career yards and accounted for 41 total touchdowns in two seasons as a starter … Led New York City in passing yards as a senior ... Passed for 1,402 yards and 13 touchdowns as a senior … Had 89 carries for 668 yards and nine touchdowns on the ground … Passed for 1,369 yards and 15 touchdowns with only four interceptions as a junior in 2009 … Addded 108 yards rushing and four touchdowns on the ground … Chose Gardner-Webb over Hampton ... Also recruited by Central Michigan, Albany, UMass, Delaware, Fordham, Norfolk State and Marist.

Jordan Paul saw action mainly at receiver in 2011, but will compete at quarterback in 2012. (Gary Smith Photo)

JohnPRESSLEY

JebraiREGAN

5-9 • 168 • Fr.-HS • WR

6-2 • 222 • Fr.-HS • LB

Gastonia, N.C. / Forestview HS

Woodstock, Ga. / Woodstock HS

High School: Played defensive back and receiver at nearby Forestview (N.C.) High under Coach Marion Medlin ... Earned All-Conference honors as a senior for the Jaguars in 2011 ... Will stay on the offensive side of the ball with the Runnin’ Bulldogs.

High School: Played at Woodstock (Ga.) High under Coach Brent Budde ... Runs the 40-yard dash in 4.6 seconds ... Named Cherokee County Linebacker of the Year by the Cherokee County Touchdown Club ... An All-County selection ... Named Gridiron Defensive Player of the Year by the Cherokee County Ledger ...

ALPHABETICAL PLAYER PROFILES Had 91 total tackles, 10 sacks, three forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries ... Broke up five passes ... Had four sacks in game vs. North Forsyth (Ga.) High ... Chose Gardner-Webb over Chattanooga and Alabama State.

98 ShaquilleRIDDICK 6-7 • 235 • So.-1L • DE Akron, Ohio / Buchtel HS One of the brightest prospects on Gardner-Webb’s 2012 roster, regardless of position or class … Has packed on nearly 20 pounds of muscle since last season, and will push hard for a starting position at end … Can be a dominant pass rusher … Has the length and athleticism to wreck havoc in the backfield … Deceptively strong and sturdy player … Works very hard off the field … Was not a preseason honors candidate due to limited playing time as a true freshman, but is expected to emerge as a legitimate All-Big South candidate in 2012 … Was the start of the 2012 spring game, collecting nine tackles, 5.0 tackles for loss, 2.0 sacks and a forced fumble. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Played in eight games, seeing action on special teams and as a reserve defensive end … Finished the year with six total tackles … Blocked a field goal vs. Liberty (10/8) … Had a season-high two total tackles at Presbyterian (10/8) and vs. Stony Brook (11/12). High School: Played at Buchtel (Ohio) High under Coach Ricky Powers … Played both inside and outside on the defensive line ... Helped Griffins to an 11-4 record and a runner-up finish in the Ohio Division III State Championship Game … Team won back-to-back City Series Conference titles … Earned honorable mention Associated Press AllDistrict honors in 2010 … Collected 75 total tackles and 10 sacks on the season … Forced one fumble … Had two sacks in the state title game … Also recruited by Bowling Green, Iowa State and Division III power Mount Union ... Also a standout on the basketball court.

Marquis Sanders posted a 41-inch vertical leap during spring testing. (Bob Carey Photo)

5 MarquisSANDERS 5-11 • 185 • Gr.-3L • WR Mt. Holly, N.C. / East Gaston HS Graduate student who was granted a sixth year of eligibility by the NCAA during the spring … One of the team’s fastest players … Runs the 40-yard dash in 4.4 seconds and has been timed as fast as 10.7 seconds in the 100m dash … Earned preseason All-Big South Conference honors in 2010 before missing much of the season with an injury … Will be a welcomed threat to stretch the field … Should be a valuable mentor to a very young group of receivers. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Saw action in two games before missing the remainder of the season with an injury … Caught two passes for 20 yards, hauling in a 12-yarder vs. Brevard (9/3) and an eight-yarder at

Ohio (9/10). 2010 at GWU: Started four games … Missed the final three quarters of the Sam Houston State game (9/25) and the final seven games of the season … Was on pace for a career-best year … Had 14 catches for 167 yards and a score in his first three starts … Made eight catches for 97 yards and a 21-yard score vs. Western Carolina (9/18) … Had four catches for 44 yards, including a key, 23-yard catch, in the upset win at Akron (9/11) … Returned a pair of kickoffs for 23 yards on the season. 2009 at GWU: Started 10

games at receiver … Finished second on the team with a career-best 36 catches for 459 yards and two scores … Caught nearly 70 percent of his passes vs. league opponents (25) … Hauled in a career-high seven passes for 88 yards in the season finale at Presbyterian (11/21) … Made six catches for 55 yards in the win over Charleston Southern (10/17) … Had five catches for 74 yards at Buffalo (10/10) … Had a 46-yard scoring catch vs. Southern Virginia (10/24) … Caught a 25-yard touchdown vs. Stony Brook (10/31) … Scored on an 18-yard end around run at NC State (9/19). 2008 at GWU: Played in three games … Caught two passes for 44 yards … Had a 38-yard reception to setup a late touchdown vs. Sam Houston State (9/27) … Hauled in a sixyard pass vs. Presbyterian (10/18). 2007 at GWU: Redshirted. High School: Played at East Gaston (N.C.) High under Coach Greg Lloyd … A first-team AllGaston/Lincoln County selection by the Charlotte Observer … All-Conference … Had a career-best 47 catches for 1,011 yards and 12 touchdowns in 2006 … Had five catches for 126 yards and an 86-yard touchdown vs. Burns ... Chose GWU over Western Carolina.

ALPHABETICAL PLAYER PROFILES

59 AustinSARGENT 6-3 • 302 • Sr.-3L • OL Ninety Six, S.C. / Ninety Six HS Returning starter at center … One of six offensive linemen returning who garnered starting experience last season … Has continued to gain size and strength over the past two years, and has proven to be a durable performer … Will be asked to continue

his role as a leader on a veteran offensive line. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Started all 11 games at center … Played 720 snaps … Graded out above 80 percent in all 11 games … Had a season-high grade of 97 percent at Wake Forest (9/17) … Did not allow a sack all season … Helped clear a path for All-Big South back Kenny Little to top the 1,000-yard mark … Also helped produce a 500-yard rusher, the first time since the move to Division that GWU had produced a 1,000-yard and 500-yard rusher in the same season. 2010 at GWU: Played in six games at center and guard … Was the top reserve along the offensive line, regardless of position, for much of the season. 2009 at GWU: Saw action in nine games ... Led non-starters with 47 snaps played up front. High School: Played at Ninety Six (S.C.) High under Coach Chris Liner … A Class 1A All-State selection by the HSSR … Played in the SCADA North/South All-Star Game … An All-Lakelands selection by the Greenwood Index-Journal … Graded out at 91 percent and had 37 knockdown blocks on the season ... Also had with 74 tackles, 15 tackles for loss and seven sacks … Chose GWU over Presbyterian, Charleston Southern, Coastal Carolina and Penn.

94 ZachSHELTON 6-1 • 244 • RJr.-2L • DE Marietta, Ga. / Marietta HS Hard-working defensive end who is expected to begin the season as a top reserve … Will see plenty of snaps … Had four tackles in the 2012 spring game. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Played in all 11 games … Collected 13 total tackles (seven solo), 0.5 tackles for loss (minus-2 yards) and a quarterback hurry … Made a season-high five stops in the opener vs. Brevard (9/3) … Had three tackles and a half tackle for loss at Ohio (9/10). 2010 at GWU: Played in nine games … Finished with three total hits (two solo) and a tackle for loss … Also batted down a pass … Had two solo stops at No. 16 Liberty … Had a tackle for loss and a batted down pass at Charleston Southern (10/16). 2009 at GWU: Redshirted. High School: Played at Marietta (Ga.) High under Coach Paul Lombardo ... Helped Blue Devils to a 7-4 record as a junior ... One of the team’s top pass rushers ... Also considered Eastern Kentucky.

27 JonathanSHERRILL 6-3 • 196 • Fr.-HS • CB Lincolnton, N.C. / Lincolnton HS

Sargent will challenge for All-Big South honors in 2012 at center. (Todd Drexler Photo)

High School: Played at Lincolnton (N.C.) High under Coach Scott Cloninger ... Helped the Wolves to a 14-2 record and the N.C. Class 2AA State Title Game ... Key cog in a defense that allowed just 218

ALPHABETICAL PLAYER PROFILES yards and 15 points per game in 2011 ... A two-time All-Conference selection ... Named honorable mention All-Area by the Gaston Gazette as a junior and senior ... Two-way standout, who starred at both safety and receiver ... Made 62 tackles, broke up 12 passes and forced a pair of fumbles as a senior ... Scored two touchdowns on offense ... Recorded 45 tackles, five interceptions and seven pass break ups in 2010, including two touchdown returns.

57 JuwanSIMPSON 6-1 • 229 • Fr.-RS • DE/LB Rufﬁn, N.C. / Oak Ridge Military Big, strong prospect who will compete for snaps on special teams and at defensive end in 2012 ... Former high school and prep school teammate of current GWU linebacker Bradley Taylor ... Competed with the Runnin’ Bulldogs during spring practice. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Redshirted. High School: Played one postgraduate season at Oak Ridge (N.C.) Military Academy under Coach Otis Yelverton … Part of a squad that sent 12 players to Division I football following the season ... Part of a defense that posted four shutouts in its first five games of the season ... Played high school football at Bartlett-Yancey (N.C.) High under Coach Dennis Bannick.

CalebSMITH

HudsonSMITH

6-3 • 290 • Fr.-HS • OL

6-1 • 245 • RJr.-2L • TE

Woodruff, S.C. / Woodruff HS

Aiken, S.C. / Aiken HS

High School: Played at Woodruff (S.C.) High under Coach Brian Lane ... One of the top offensive lineman in the Palmetto State in the Class of 2012 ... Led team to a 13-1 record and the Upper State Championship ... Rated as the No. 34 center in the nation for the Class of 2012 by 247Sports.com ... A Class 2A All-State selection by the S.C. High School Sports Report ... Selected to play in the annual SCADA North/South All-Star Game ... Named to the MaxPrep/Tom Lemming Top Player list for offensive guards and centers nationally ... Rated as a two-star prospect by Scout.com ... A first-team AllArea selection by the Spartanburg Herald-Journal in 2011 ... Had 49 pancake blocks, 25 knockdown blocks and 18 domination blocks as a senior ... Recorded 100 total tackles, 18 tackles for loss and three sacks on defense ... Named honorable mention All-State by ESPN Rise Magazine prior to 2011 season ... Earned first-team All-Area honors from the Spartanburg Herald-Journal as a junior ... Also an All-Region selection ... Graded out at 85 percent with 40 pancake blocks as a junior ... Had 17 knockdowns and 15 domination blocks in 2010 ... Chose GWU over Western Carolina and Coastal Carolina ... Drew interest from South Carolina, Clemson, Virginia, Wake Forest and NC State.

All-Big South Conference candidate at long snapper … Has added 10-15 pounds of muscle since last season to better handle the rigors of tight end … Hard-nosed blocker who should factor into the team’s passing attack as well in 2012 … A member of Gardner-Webb’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee … Attended the Big South Conference’s Leadership Weekend in July. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Played in 10 games … Saw action as the squad’s long snapper and at defensive end … Collected five total tackles (two solo) and a quarterback hurry … Made two stops vs. Charleston Southern (10/29) … Long snapping helped punter Graham Purvis earn National Special Teams Player of the Week honors vs. Charleston Southern (10/22). 2010 at GWU: Played in 10 games … Made three starts, one at running back and two at defensive end … Finished with 23 total tackles, 4.0 tackles for loss and a half sack on defense … Carried 11 times for 35 yards at running back … Played both positions in a game twice, vs. Coastal Carolina (10/30) and at No. 16 Liberty (11/6) … Started at running back at Liberty, and carried seven times for 32 yards … Finished with four total tackles at defensive end in that game … Had three rushing yards vs. Coastal Carolina and added two tackles and a TFL defensively … Also recovered a fumble … Had a season-high six hits (three solo), a half sack and a tackle for loss vs. Brevard (9/4) … Had four tackles, a tackle for loss and a hurry vs. VMI (11/20) … Excelled as the team’s long snapper. High School: Played at Aiken (S.C.) High under Coach Carey Johnson … Two-time All-Region selection … A Class 4A All-State selection by the S.C. High School Sports Report … A first-team All-Area selection by the Aiken Standard and the Augusta Chronicle as a tight end … Rated the state’s No. 121 senior prospect by the S.C. High School Sports Report … Considered the state’s No. 2 rated fullback prospect … Played in the SCADA North/South All-Star Game … A second-team All-Area choice by the Augusta Chronicle as a junior … Chose GWU over Presbyterian and The Citadel ... Also considered Furman and Wofford.

ALPHABETICAL PLAYER PROFILES a district title ... Selected to play in the Toyota East/ West All-Star Game and the Tennessee/Kentucky Border War ... Finished senior season with 54 total tackles (39 solo), six tackles for loss, one sack, 2 forced fumbles, four interceptions and 10 pass break ups ... Caught 35 passes for 500 yards and three touchdowns at receiver ... Had four catches for 94 yards and a score vs. Brentwood (Tenn.) High ... Had a season-high 12 stops vs. Centennial (Tenn.) High ... Made 38 tackles and broke up one pass as a junior ... Chose Gardner-Webb over Brown, Chattanooga, UT-Martin and Tennessee Tech.

7 DeonteSWINTON Smith has emerged as the Bulldogs’ best all-around tight end heading into 2012 (Todd Drexler Photo)

42 pancake blocks on the season ... Chose GardnerWebb over Coastal Carolina, The Citadel William & Mary and Charleston Southern ... Also recruited by Mississippi State, South Carolina and Alabama.

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6-3 • 314 • Fr.-HS • OL Irmo, S.C. / Dutch Fork HS High School: Played at Dutch Fork (S.C.) High under Coach Tommy Knotts ... Runs the 40-yard dash in an agile 5.01 seconds ... Has a 28.5-inch vertical leap ... A Class 4A-Division I All-State selection in 2011 by the S.C. High School Sports Report ... Named Team Offensive MVP ... Selected to play in the SCADA North/South All-Star Game ... Key blocker for an offense that totaled more than 2,000 yards rushing and 2,000 yards passing in 2011 ... Silver Foxes averaged 36.3 points per game to post a 10-3 record ... Graded out at 88 percent with

BrandonSWAYZE 6-2 • 190 • Fr.-HS • FS Thompson’s Station, Tenn. / Independence HS High School: Played at Independence (Tenn.) High under Coach Kevin Dyson ... A second-team All-Midstate selection by the Nashville Tennessean newspaper ... Named District 11-AAA Defensive Player of the Year ... Team MVP on both sides of the football in 2011 ... Helped team to an 8-2 record and

6-1 • 189 • RSo.-1L • WR Phenix City, Ala. / Central HS Athletic, young receiver who should make a move up the depth chart in his second season … Former state championship level hurdler who has the size and agility to be a major influence on the passing game in 2012 … Shook off a slow start last season and started to show signs of reaching potential late in 2011. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Played in 10 games … Caught one pass for eight yards, with that grab coming at VMI (11/19) in the season finale … Had a 51-yard reception called back in that game. 2010 at GWU: Redshirted. High School: Played at Central (Ala.) High under Coach Ron Nelson … Helped Red Devils to a 10-2 record and the second round of the Alabama Class 6A state playoffs in 2009 … A second-team All-Bi City selection at receiver by the Columbus (Ga.) Ledger-Enquirer … Caught 31 passes for 400 yards and five touchdowns in 2009 on a run-oriented squad … Also an accomplished hurdler in track … Finished second at the 2009 Alabama State Championships in the 110m hurdles as a junior … Had the state’s fastest time in the 110m hurdles during the 2009 regular season (14.50 seconds) … Finished third in the 300m hurdles at the state championship meet … Caught 22 passes for 300 yards and two touchdowns as a junior … Returned one kickoff for a score that season … Chose Gardner-Webb over Alabama A&M, UT-Martin, Chattanooga and Samford.

ALPHABETICAL PLAYER PROFILES

90 DylanTAYLOR 6-0 • 257 • Gr.-3L • DL Spartanburg, S.C. / Spartanburg HS

Bradley Taylor is one of the Big South Conference’s hardest hitters. (Shawn Knox Photo)

47 BradleyTAYLOR 6-1 • 221 • So.-1L • LB Elon, N.C. / Oak Ridge Military Projected starter at outside linebacker … One of the team’s most physical hitters … Athletic, hardnosed linebacker who was one of the team’s top performers at the position during spring practice … Very aggressive tackler … Has improved at a steady

rate since arriving on campus in January, 2011 … One of the team’s most pleasant surprises during the offseason … Had six tackles and 3.0 tackles for loss in the 2012 spring game. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Played in all 11 games … Saw action at weakside linebacker and on special teams … Finished the season with 19 total tackles (five solo) … Collected 1.5 tackles for loss (minus-3 yards) … Had a season-high six hits at Ohio (9/10) … Made three stops against Wake Forest (9/17), Samford (10/1) and Liberty (10/8). High School: Played one postgraduate season at Oak Ridge (N.C.) Military Academy under Coach Otis Yelverton … Part of a squad that sent 12 players to Division I football following the season ... Part of a defense that posted four shutouts in its first five games of the season ... Played high school football at Bartlett-Yancey (N.C.) High under Coach Dennis Bannick … An All-Triad 3A Conference selection as a senior … Played both running back and linebacker for the Buccaneers ... Chose Gardner-Webb over Middle Tennessee State ... Also recruited by Wisconsin.

Graduated from Gardner-Webb in August, 2012 ... Returning starter at defensive tackle … Has developed into a dependable performer in the middle of the GWU defense … Plays with a very high motor … Very effective as a pass rusher … Had four tackles and a sack in the 2012 spring game. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Played in all 11 games … Made eight starts … Collected 21 total tackles (11 solo), 5.0 tackles for loss (minus-26 yards) and 2.5 sacks (minus-20 yards) … Had a pair of quarterback hurries … Made a season-high five solo tackles and had a sack at Presbyterian (10/15) … Collected four stops at Ohio (9/10), including a sack … Made three stops and a half sack vs. Charleston Southern (10/22). 2010 at GWU: Played in seven games … Finished with seven total tackles … Had a season-high four stops vs. Brevard (9/4). 2009 at GWU: Saw action in two games … Registered one tackle. 2008 at GWU: Redshirted. High School: Played at Spartanburg (S.C.) High under former Gardner-Webb quarterback Doc Davis.

ALPHABETICAL PLAYER PROFILES

16 IvanTOOMER 6-1 • 198 • So.-1L • CB Homestead, Fla. / Homestead HS

Dylan Taylor collected a pair of sacks at Presbyterian last season (Gary Smith Photo)

JoshTHOMPSON

TikoTHOMPSON

6-4 • 188 • Fr.-HS • WR

5-8 • 148 • Fr.-HS • CB

Chino, Calif. / Don Lugo HS

Greenville, S.C. / J.L. Mann HS

High School: Played at Don Lugo (Calif.) High under Coach Rick Martin ... Runs the 40-yard dash in 4.53 seconds ... Earned second-team All-League honors in 2011 at receiver ... Also played defensive back ... Caught 55 passes for 650 yards as a senior ... Made 60 tackles and had six interceptions at safety ... Played freshman season for current Gardner-Webb assistant coach Bobby Godinez at Laverne Lutheran (Calif.) High ... Had 80 catches for 1,050 yards as a freshman ... Chose Gardner-Webb over New Mexico State, Portland State and Cal Poly.

High School: Played at J.L. Mann (S.C.) High under Coach Brian Strickland ... A two-time AllConference selection on defense ... Earned All-Area honors as a senior ... Collected 44 tackles, five interceptions and eight pass break ups in 2011 ... Returned two interceptions for touchdowns and two punts for touchdowns ... Collected 52 total tackles, four interceptions and recovered a fumble as a junior ... Caught 25 passes for 450 yards and three touchdowns at receiver.

Will use his redshirt year in 2012 ... One of the most physically gifted cornerbacks to suit up for GardnerWebb in the past decade … A preseason All-Big South Conference selection by Phil Steele’s College Football Preview and College Sports Madness … Has exceptional size for the position and blends that gift with blazing speed … Runs the 40-yard dash in 4.37 seconds. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Saw action in nine games at cornerback (five starts) … Came on strong after learning a new position in training camp … Finished with 30 total tackles (19 solo) and two interceptions … Had a season-high six total tackles (five solo) and a 54-yard interception return vs. Virginia State (11/3) … Also broke up three passes in that game … Had four hits and an interception in the end zone to thwart a comeback in the win over Charleston Southern (10/29) … Made three solo stops at Coastal Carolina (10/22) … Made four hits at Wake Forest (9/17), including three solo stops. High School: Played at Homestead (Fla.) High under Coach Bobby McRae ... Teamed with current GWU receiver Stanley Fleurant to capture third place at the 2011 Florida Class 4A State Championships in the 4x100m relay ... Drew early recruiting interest from Miami (Fla.), Florida State and Ole Miss.

ALPHABETICAL PLAYER PROFILES

RodneyWATSON

DrewWHITE

KeonWILLIAMS

5-9 • 185 • RSo.-TR • RB/WR

5-9 • 172 • Jr.-JC • CB

6-0 • 170 • Jr.-2L • CB

Lakeland, Fla. / South Florida

Vallejo, Calif. / City College of San Francisco

Charlotte, N.C. / Providence HS

Transferred to Gardner-Webb in July ... Has three seasons of eligibility remaining. 2011 at South Florida: Did not play. 2010 at South Florida: Redshirted. High School: Played at national powerhouse Lakeland (Fla.) High under Coach Bill Castle … Earned Academic All-Area honors as a senior … Led Dreadnaughts to a 13-1 record … Rushed for 747 yards and a team-high 17 touchdowns while seeing action mainly as a blocking back in a highpowered offense … Helped team to a 14-1 record and a spot in the state championship game as a junior … Ran for more than 600 yards … Brother of former Carolina Panthers standout Rod Smart and current Steelers rookie Chris Rainey.

Junior College: Spent two seasons at national powerhouse City College of San Francisco under Coach George Rush ... Helped Rams to the 2011 National Championship and a 12-0 record ... Saw action in five games as a sophomore ... Recorded two tackles ... Rams’ defense allowed more than 14 points just twice in 12 games, and limited teams to less than 150 yards per game through the air ... Played in four games as a freshman, making five total stops (four solo) ... CCSF finished with an 11-1 record in 2010. High School: Played at traditional national power Concord (Calif.) De La Salle High under legendary Coach Bob Ladouceur ... Registered 32 total tackles (22 solo), one interception and six pass break ups as a senior ... Also forced and recovered a fumble ... Scored a defensive touchdown vs. Foothills (Calif.) High ... Helped Spartans to a 12-2 record and a No. 19 national ranking as a senior ... Had 20 tackles and an interception as a junior ... Helped De La Salle to a 13-0 record and a final national ranking of No. 2 (MaxPreps) ... De La Salle has won five national championships and won a national-record 151 games from 1992-2004

Tall, rangy cornerback who will start for the second year in a row at the position … Has great speed, running the 40-yard dash in 4.4 seconds … Has been timed as fast as 10.7 seconds in the 100m dash, and was one of the state’s top sprinters on the high school level … Has the potential to challenge for All-Big South Conference honors in 2012 … An Academic All-America Candidate … Outstanding student who was named one of Northwestern Mutual’s top-100 interns nationally after completing an academic internship in Charlotte … Originally from Albany, N.Y. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Started 10 games at corner … Finished the season with 35 total tackles (23 solo), one tackle for loss, one fumble recovery and an interception … Broke up two passes … Had a season-high five total tackles in three different games … Reached that mark at Ohio (9/10), at Wake Forest (9/17) and at Coastal Carolina (10/22) … Had five solo stops and a pass break up against the Chanticleers … Had four tackles and an interception vs. Liberty (10/8) … Made three solo stops at Presbyterian (10/15) … Recovered a fumble vs. Brevard (9/3). 2010 at GWU: Saw action in eight games as a true freshman … Finished season with 13 total tackles (six solo) … Recovered two fumbles … Had four tackles vs. VMI (11/20) … Had three assisted stops at Charleston Southern (10/16) … Recovered two fumbles at Liberty (11/6). High School: Played at Providence (N.C.) High under Coach Randy Long … An All-Southwestern 4A Conference selection as a senior … Rated one of the top defensive backs in Mecklenburg County by Charlotte Weekly … Originally from Buffalo, N.Y. … Registered 46 tackles (28 solo), 12 pass break ups, two interceptions and two forced fumbles as a senior … An All-Observer selection … A track standout for the Panthers as well … Finished third in the 100m dash and finished fourth in the 200m dash at the 2010 N.C. 3A/4A State Championships ... Won the conference title in the 100m dash with a time of 10.7-seconds at the 2009 Southwestern 4A Conference Championships … Has a personal best of 21.90 seconds in the 200m dash … Sprint times would have placed in the top-15 of last season’s Big South Conference outdoor meet … Chose Gardner-Webb over Liberty and the University of Albany.

84 DemarcusWHITE 5-9 • 165 • Fr.-HS • WR Coconut Grove, Fla. / Coral Gables HS High School: Played at Coral Gables (Fla.) High under Coach Joe Montoya … Earned third-team All-Dade County honors on offense in 2011 … Saw action at quarterback, receiver and defensive back … Carried 62 times for 407 yards and completed 44 passes for 601 yards … Returned three kickoffs for scores.

ALPHABETICAL PLAYER PROFILES

Keon Williams will start for the second season in a row at corner. (Tim Cowie Photo)

games. 2009 at GWU: Awarded a medical redshirt after being injured on a kickoff at NC State (9/19) … Registered five tackles (all solo) on the season … Had three solo stops at Western Carolina (9/12) ... Was injured recovering an onside kick late in the NC State contest. 2008 at GWU: Redshirted. High School: Played at Damascus (Md.) High under Coach Dan Makosy … 2007 Maryland Class 3A Defensive Player of the Year ... Helped team to a 13-1 record and the 2007 State Class 3A Championship ... A Big School All-State selection by the Baltimore Sun … First-team AllMontgomery County selection by the Washington Post … An honorable mention All-Metro selection by the Washington Post … Posted a team-high 114 tackles (65 solo) … Added three interceptions, two forced fumbles, two sacks, six tackles for loss and six pass break ups ... Also a standout wrestler during his high school career ... Chose Gardner-Webb over Ohio University, Towson and William & Mary ... Also recruited by East Carolina.

MiltonWILLIAMS

BrianWITTENBERGER

DewayneWRAY

6-1 • 225 • Fr.-HS • LB

6-2 • 232 • RJr.-2L • LB

6-0 • 278 • Fr.-HS • OL

Chino, Calif. / Don Lugo HS

Gaithersburg, Md. / Damascus HS

Gaffney, S.C. / Gaffney HS

High School: Played at Don Lugo (Calif.) High under Coach Rick Martin ... Quick, physical linebacker who also saw time at running back and tight end ... Runs the 40-yard dash in 4.6 seconds ... One of the Inland Empire’s top linebacker prospects ... Earned All-CIF honors in 2011 ... An All-Inland Empire selection ... Earned first-team All-Mount Baldy League honors ... Collected 130 total tackles, seven sacks and forced three fumbles as a senior ... Also rushed for 258 yards and three touchdowns ... Collected 110 total tackles and five sacks as a junior ... Rated as one of the nation’s top-100 overall prospects as a sophomore by MaxPreps.com ... Played freshman season under current GardnerWebb assistant coach Bobby Godinez ... Chose Gardner-Webb over New Mexico State, Idaho, Cal Poly and Sacramento State ... Drew heavy recruiting interest from USC, UCLA Oregon, Cal, Washington, Northwestern and Oklahoma, among others, prior to senior season.

Veteran linebacker who is expected to start on the strong side in 2012 … Has worked himself back into shape after missing last season with injuries … Big, physical player … Has added nearly 10 pounds since the 2011 season ... Former safety who has a knack for finding the football and finishing plays … Does not shy away from contact ... Made seven tackles and had a tackle for loss in the 2012 spring game, playing the majority of the contest at outside linebacker. 2011 at Gardner-Webb: Did not see game action. 2010 at GWU: Played in eight games and made five starts at linebacker … Registered a career-high 55 total tackles (25 solo), 3.0 tackles for loss (minus12 yards) and a sack (minus-8 yards) … Had a 21-yard interception return and one quarterback hurry on the season … Made 10 total hits vs. Presbyterian (10/23) … Had a career-high 11 stops (five solo) and a tackle for loss vs. Coastal Carolina (10/30) … Had seven tackles and an interception at No. 16 Liberty (11/6) … Made nine tackles vs. VMI (11/20) … Had at least five hits in seven different

High School: Played at state powerhouse Gaffney (S.C.) High under Coach Dan Jones … Helped team to a 14-1 record and a state runner up finish in 2011 … Team was ranked as high as No. 2 nationally during the season … Two-way lineman who helped Indians to a 9-4 record in 2011 … Registered more than 20 pancake blocks and 20 more knockdown blocks for a high-powered offense … Finished his career with 46 tackles, six sacks and an interception on defense ... Split time between guard and tackle on offense.

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STRENGTH & CONDITIONING The weight room, located on the first floor of the GWU Football Center, houses state-of-theart equipment and nearly 5,600-square feet of space for Bulldog student-athletes' training needs. Since the Football Center opened in September, 2004, the weight room facility has been instrumental in helping Director of Athletic Performance Quadrian Banks and his staff develop bigger, stronger and faster student-athletes.

QUADRIAN BANKS Director of Athletic Performance qbanks@gardner-webb.edu

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LOCKER ROOM Gardner-Webb football now enjoys the space and comfort of one of the finest locker rooms in FCS football, located on the first floor of the new GWU Football Center. The 4,300-square foot area houses 102 spacious wooden lockers - which are the same 36-inch width as models used by the NFL's Carolina Panthers. The locker room is also outfitted with a 60-inch Sony 速 flatscreen HDTV. Complete with individual showers, easy access to the GWU equipment room and a wealth of space, the locker room is a tremendous addition

Gardner-Webb Athletics signed a department-wide shoe and apparel deal with Under Armour during the Summer of 2011.

ATHLETIC TRAINING ROOM A crowning jewel of the new GWU Football Center was the state-of-the-art Athletic Training Facility, located adjacent to the football locker room on the first floor. A base of operations for one of the University's fastest growing academic majors, the 1,500-square foot facility also houses top flight equipment for treatment, rehabilitation and other areas of need for GardnerWebb student-athletes.

KEVIN JONES

Director of Athletic Training (704) 406-3926 kjones@gardner-webb.edu

GWU FOOTBALL CENTER

The primary addition to Spangler Stadium â&#x20AC;&#x201C; the GWU Football Center â&#x20AC;&#x201C; houses the new weight room, athletic training facility, coaches' offices, a 2,600-square foot room for team meetings, a future Hall of Fame and several areas utilized for position meetings and film review. The main team room, located on the first floor, divides into two separate areas that allow different groups to meet at the same time without limiting privacy.

The second floor of the Football Center houses modern offices for the coaching staff, in addition to a large conference room and two video breakdown rooms â&#x20AC;&#x201C; one for offense and one for defense. The Letterman's room, also located on the second floor, is a gathering place for former players on game days.

GWU FOOTBALL CENTER

The GWU Letterman's Room

The Press Suite is equipped with both wireless and traditional high speed Internet access for media members.

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NORMAN HARRIS FIELD / ERNEST W. SPANGLER STADIUM

The view of Spangler Stadium from Lake Hollifield on the GWU campus.

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2011 ALL-BIG SOUTH TEAM FIRST-TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE

QB - Mike Brown, R-Sr., Liberty RB - Miguel Maysonet, Jr., Stony Brook RB - Brock Jackolski, Sr., Stony Brook WR - Chris Summers, R-Sr., Liberty WR - James Perry III, R-Sr., Gardner-Webb WR - Nathan Perera, Soph., Charleston Southern TE - Tommy Shaver, R-Sr., Liberty OL - Joe Faiella, Sr., Stony Brook OL - Rob Bailey, Sr., VMI OL - Jamie Dunaway, Jr., Gardner-Webb OL - Malcolm Boyd, Jr., Liberty OL - Max Travis, Sr., Presbyterian College

DL - Preston Pemasa, Soph., Gardner-Webb DL - Ryan Haber, R-Sr., Stony Brook DL - Brian Davis, Sr., Presbyterian College DL - Matt Goods, R-Soph., Gardner-Webb LB - Marty Patterson, R-Sr., Gardner-Webb LB - A.J. Gross, R-Sr., VMI LB - Jawara Dudley, Soph., Stony Brook LB - Andrae Jacobs, Jr., Coastal Carolina DB - Justin Bethel, Sr., Presbyterian College DB - Josh Norman, Sr., Coastal Carolina DB - Charles James, R-Jr., Charleston Southern DB - Chris Kuzdale, Sr., Charleston Southern PK - Wesley Skiffington, R-Jr., Stony Brook P - Mike Larsson, Sr., Liberty LS - Richard Wright, R-Soph., Liberty KR - Kevin Fogg, Jr., Liberty PR - Ricky Rhodes, R-Jr., Gardner-Webb

PK - Trever Austin, Fr., Gardner-Webb P - Patrick Morgano, Jr., Presbyterian College LS - Mike Chocholousek, Jr., Charleston Southern KR - Brock Jackolski, Sr., Stony Brook PR - Niccolo Mastromatteo, Soph., Coastal Carolina

ALL-ACADEMIC TEAM

Richard Mounce, R-Jr., QB, Charleston Southern Marcus Lott, Sr., DB, Coastal Carolina Jamie Dunaway, Jr., OL, Gardner-Webb Matt Bevins, Sr., K, Liberty James Festa, Soph., OL, Presbyterian College Kyle Essington, Jr., QB, Stony Brook A.J. Gross, R-Sr., LB, VMI

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR Miguel Maysonet, Jr., RB, Stony Brook

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR

Justin Bethel, Sr., DB, Presbyterian College

FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

Donelle Williams, LB, Presbyterian College

COACH OF THE YEAR Chuck Priore, Stony Brook

SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Marcus Lott, Sr., DB, Coastal Carolina

SECOND-TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE

QB - Kyle Essington, Jr., Stony Brook RB - Kenny Little, R-Jr., Gardner-Webb RB - Lance Byrd, Jr., Presbyterian College WR - Pat Kelly, Jr., Liberty WR - Matt Hazel, Soph., Coastal Carolina WR - Tracy Hairston, R-Sr., VMI TE - Jamie Childers, Sr., Coastal Carolina OL - Steve Demilio, R-Jr., Gardner-Webb OL - Jamey Cheatwood, R-Soph., Coastal Carolina OL - Toney White, R-Sr., Liberty OL - Tim Franklin, Sr., Coastal Carolina OL - Aaron Lundy, R-Jr., Liberty DL - Asa Chapman, Sr., Liberty DL - Roosevelt Kirk, Sr., Stony Brook DL - Chris Thomas, Jr., Coastal Carolina DL - Francis Bah, R-Soph., Liberty (tie) DL - Derren Evans, Sr., Presbyterian College (tie) LB - Nick Sigmon, R-Fr., Liberty LB - CeeJay Harris, Sr., Presbyterian College LB - Mike Chocholousek, Jr., Charleston Southern LB - Desmond Steward, Sr., Coastal Carolina DB - Byron Allen, R-Sr., VMI DB - Walt Aikens, R-Soph., Liberty DB - Dominick Reyes, R-Jr., Stony Brook DB - Kevin Fogg, Jr., Liberty

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2011 FINAL TWO-DEEP WR

#82 LYNDON LESLIE (6-2, 210, Sr.-3L) #11 Jordan Paul (6-3, 180, Fr.-HS)

#52 PRESTON PEMASA (6-2, 250, So.-1L) #54 Maurice Dickson (6-4, 260, So.-1L)

#79 STEVE DEMILIO (6-5, 290, Jr.-2L) #76 David McConnell (6-5, 300, Fr.-RS)

#92 MATT GOODS (6-2, 275, So.-1L) #77 Tyler Hough-Jenkins (6-4, 270, Fr.-RS) #54 Maurice Dickson (6-4, 260, So.-1L)

#66 AARON HUCK (6-4, 310, Jr.-JC) #64 Zac Blackwell (6-2, 305, Jr.-JC)

#90 DYLAN TAYLOR (6-0, 265, Jr.-2L) #93 Kapono Asuega (6-0, 280, Jr.-JC) #96 Maurice Bryan (6-2, 265, Jr.-2L)

#59 AUSTIN SARGENT (6-3, 290, Jr.-2L) #57 Don Manning (6-1, 265, So.-1L)

#19 JORDAN WOODS (6-3, 245, Sr.-3L) #77 Tyler Hough-Jenkins (6-4, 270, Fr.-RS) #98 Shaquille Riddick (6-7, 220, Fr.-HS)

#67 JAMIE DUNAWAY (6-4, 290, Jr.-2L) #64 Zac Blackwell (6-2, 305, Jr.-JC)

#39 MARTY PATTERSON (6-3, 235, Sr.-3L) #18 Garrett Trusler (6-2, 220, Sr.-1L)

#78 HARRISON MARTIN (6-6, 285, Jr.-2L) #68 Matt McAlvin (6-5, 300, Fr.-HS)

#42 DEVIN JOHNSON (5-10, 215, Sr.-3L) #55 Tanner Burch (6-3, 235, Fr.-HS)

#85 TREYMAINE SCHLEY (6-3, 220, So.-1L) #44 Hudson Smith (6-1, 230, So.-1L)

#2 LYNDREZ LESLIE (6-1, 210, Sr.-3L) #47 Bradley Taylor (6-1, 225, Fr.-HS)

#12 CHANDLER BROWNING (6-3, 225, So.-1L) #3 Exavier Johnson (6-3, 205, Jr.-JC)

#31 KEON WILLIAMS (6-0, 175, So.-1L) #13 Kamar Morrison (5-11, 175, Jr.-JC)

#88 PORK CHOP DUGAS (6-1, 233, Sr.-3L) (OR) #48 Luke Stein (6-2, 255, Sr.-3L) #45 Jonathan Langston (5-10, 225, So.-1L)

#21 GIANNI OLIVAS (5-10, 190, So.-1L) #15 Donald Buie III (6-0, 185, Fr.-HS)

#6 KENNY LITTLE (5-11, 205, Jr.-2L) #26 Ricky Rhodes (5-7, 175, Jr.-2L)

#23 ALONZO WINFIELD (6-0, 220, Gr.-TR) #27 BRIAN COVINGTON (6-2, 185, Fr.-HS) – DIME #14 Keron Phelps (6-1, 215, Sr.-3L)

#17 JAMES PERRY III (6-0, 182, Sr.-3L) #80 Richard Jules (6-0, 175, So.-1L)

#28 SEAN DAVIS (5-11, 170, Jr.-2L) #16 IVAN TOOMER (6-1, 180, Fr.-HS) – NICKEL

C LG

RB WR SPECIALISTS

Placekicker: #1 Trever Austin (5-10, 190, Fr.-HS; Kickoffs: #1 Trever Austin (5-10, 190, Fr.-HS; Holder: #30 Bo Lindsey (5-11, 160, Jr.-1L); Punter: #84 Graham Purvis (5-11, 160, Sr.-2L; FG Snap: #88 Pork Chop Dugas (6-1, 233, Sr.-3L); PUNT Snap: #44 Hudson Smith (6-1, 230, So.-1L); Kickoff Return: #26 Ricky Rhodes (5-7, 175, Jr.2L); #22 J.J. Hubbard (5-8, 180, Fr.-HS); Punt Return: #26 Ricky Rhodes (5-7, 175, Jr.-2L); #22 J.J. Hubbard (5-8, 180, Fr.-HS)

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2011 FINAL STATS TEAM STATS SCORING Points Per Game FIRST DOWNS Rushing Passing Penalty RUSHING YARDAGE Yards gained rushing Yards lost rushing Rushing Attempts Average Per Rush Average Per Game TDs Rushing PASSING YARDAGE Comp-Att-Int Average Per Pass Average Per Catch Average Per Game TDs Passing TOTAL OFFENSE Total Plays Average Per Play Average Per Game KICK RETURNS: #-Yards PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards INT RETURNS: #-Yards KICK RETURN AVERAGE PUNT RETURN AVERAGE INT RETURN AVERAGE FUMBLES-LOST PENALTIES-Yards Average Per Game PUNTS-Yards Average Per Punt Net punt average TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 3RD-DOWN Conversions 3rd-Down Pct 4TH-DOWN Conversions 4th-Down Pct SACKS BY-Yards MISC YARDS TOUCHDOWNS SCORED FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS ON-SIDE KICKS RED-ZONE SCORES RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS PAT-ATTEMPTS ATTENDANCE Games/Avg Per Game Neutral Site Games SCORE BY QUARTERS Gardner-Webb Opponents

1st 32 96

GWU 199 18.1 178 89 74 15 1832 2188 356 446 4.1 166.5 14 1640 142-282-10 5.8 11.5 149.1 8 3472 728 4.8 315.6 56-1024 14-149 8-66 18.3 10.6 8.2 22-8 66-550 50.0 77-2877 37.4 31.5 30:33 42/164 26% 7/20 35% 25-191 0 23 12-15 2-3 (28-33) 85% (17-33) 52% (21-22) 95% 22845 5/4569

2nd 60 106

3rd 24 69

OPP 350 31.8 211 80 118 13 1567 1914 347 416 3.8 142.5 21 2417 194-339-8 7.1 12.5 219.7 20 3984 755 5.3 362.2 39-926 25-248 10-122 23.7 9.9 12.2 17-10 66-577 52.5 54-1984 36.7 32.5 29:13 72/163 44% 6/14 43% 17-117 19 45 12-17 0-0 (43-50) 86% (32-50) 64% (44-44) 100% 78580 6/13097 0/0 4th 83 79

Total 199 350

INDIVIDUAL STATS RUSHING LITTLE, Kenny RHODES, Ricky BLOUNT, Juanne CLARK, Bobby HUBBARD, J.J. PAUL, Jordan WOODS, Jordan JULES, Richard JONES, Josh PERRY III, James DUGAS, James JOHNSON, Exavier BEATTY, Lucas BROWNING, Chandler Total.......... Opponents...... PASSING BROWNING, Chandler BEATTY, Lucas JOHNSON, Exavier PAUL, Jordan RHODES, Ricky PERRY III, James Total.......... Opponents......

GP 9 11 1 9 7 11 11 11 4 11 11 2 9 8 11 11

Att 200 118 14 20 16 5 1 3 4 1 2 2 16 35 446 416

Gain 1107 629 102 81 68 33 31 33 8 7 7 2 34 46 2188 1914

G QB/Rate 8 103.0 9 102.4 2 87.0 11 8.4 11 432.0 11 158.8 11 101.5 11 131.9

Net 1042 553 102 71 64 32 31 29 8 7 7 -7 -8 -56 1832 1567

Avg 5.2 4.7 7.3 3.5 4.0 6.4 31.0 9.7 2.0 7.0 3.5 -3.5 -0.5 -1.6 4.1 3.8

Att-Cmp-Int Pct Yds 67-134-6 50.0 871 59-110-3 53.6 631 10-23-0 43.5 80 2-11-1 18.2 11 3-3-0 100.0 40 1-1-0 100.0 7 142-282-10 50.4 1640 194-339-8 57.2 2417 Yds 590 352 244 121 73 93 82 47 20 8 7 3 2 -2 1640 2417

Avg 14.0 14.1 12.2 10.1 6.1 8.5 11.7 7.8 10.0 8.0 7.0 3.0 2.0 -2.0 11.5 12.5

TD 1 2 2 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 20

TD 7 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 14 21

Lng Avg/G 72 115.8 50 50.3 24 102.0 31 7.9 11 9.1 23 2.9 31 2.8 30 2.6 4 2.0 7 0.6 6 0.6 2 -3.5 7 -0.9 7 -7.0 72 166.5 63 142.5

TD Lng Avg/G 3 51 108.9 2 69 70.1 1 24 40.0 0 6 1.0 2 26 3.6 0 7 0.6 8 69 149.1 20 83 219.7

RECEIVING PERRY III, James LESLIE, Lyndon SCHLEY, Treymaine LITTLE, Kenny RHODES, Ricky DUGAS, James PAUL, Jordan JULES, Richard SANDERS, Marquis SWINTON, Deonte BEATTY, Lucas STEIN, Luke CLARK, Bobby HUBBARD, J.J. Total.......... Opponents......

G 11 7 11 9 11 11 11 11 3 10 9 4 9 7 11 11

PUNT RETURNS RHODES, Ricky SCHLEY, Treymaine Total.......... Opponents......

No. 13 1 14 25

Yds 143 6 149 248

Avg 11.0 6.0 10.6 9.9

TD 0 0 0 1

Long 59 0 59 22

INTERCEPTIONS OLIVAS, Gianni TOOMER, Ivan WILLIAMS, Keon JOHNSON, Devin MORRISON, Kamar Total.......... Opponents......

No. 3 2 1 1 1 8 10

Yds 0 54 0 0 12 66 122

Avg 0.0 27.0 0.0 0.0 12.0 8.2 12.2

TD 0 0 0 0 0 0 1

Long 0 54 0 0 12 54 30

KICKOFF RETURNS RHODES, Ricky HUBBARD, J.J. JULES, Richard TAYLOR, Bradley DUGAS, James LANGSTON, Jonathan SCHLEY, Treymaine BLOUNT, Juanne Total.......... Opponents......

No. 37 11 2 2 1 1 1 1 56 39

Yds 711 218 43 12 0 11 4 25 1024 926

Avg 19.2 19.8 21.5 6.0 0.0 11.0 4.0 25.0 18.3 23.7

TD 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1

Long 54 79 24 9 0 11 4 25 79 86

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No. 42 25 20 12 12 11 7 6 2 1 1 1 1 1 142 194

Loss 65 76 0 10 4 1 0 4 0 0 0 9 42 102 356 347

Long Avg/G 69 53.6 51 50.3 22 22.2 25 13.4 19 6.6 31 8.5 24 7.5 13 4.3 12 6.7 8 0.8 7 0.8 3 0.8 2 0.2 0 -0.3 69 149.1 83 219.

2011 FINAL STATS |------ PATs ------| SCORING AUSTIN, Trever

FGs

Kick Rush

0 12-15

21-22

Rcv Pass

0-0

DXP

0-0

Saf Points 0

LITTLE, Kenny

0-0

RHODES, Ricky

0-0

LESLIE, Lyndon

0-0

DUGAS, James

0-0

SCHLEY, Treymaine

0-0

PAUL, Jordan

0-0

BROWNING, Chandler

0-0

1-1

PERRY III, James

0-0

HUBBARD, J.J.

0-0

BEATTY, Lucas

0-0

SWINTON, Deonte

0-0

TEAM

0-0

Total..........

23 12-15

21-22

0-0

1-1

199

Opponents......

45 12-17

44-44

0-0

0-1

350

TOTAL OFFENSE LITTLE, Kenny BROWNING, Chandler BEATTY, Lucas RHODES, Ricky BLOUNT, Juanne JOHNSON, Exavier CLARK, Bobby HUBBARD, J.J. PAUL, Jordan WOODS, Jordan JULES, Richard PERRY III, James JONES, Josh DUGAS, James Total..........

G 9 8 9 11 1 2 9 7 11 11 11 11 4 11 11

Plays 200 169 126 121 14 25 20 16 16 1 3 2 4 2 728

Rush 1042 -56 -8 553 102 -7 71 64 32 31 29 7 8 7 1832

Pass 0 871 631 40 0 80 0 0 11 0 0 7 0 0 1640

Total 1042 815 623 593 102 73 71 64 43 31 29 14 8 7 3472

Avg/G 115.8 101.9 69.2 53.9 102.0 36.5 7.9 9.1 3.9 2.8 2.6 1.3 2.0 0.6 315.6

Opponents......

755

1567

2417

3984

362.2 Lg Blk

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA AUSTIN, Trever

Pct 01-19 20-29

12-15 80.0

FG SEQUENCE

2-2

30-39

40-49

50-99

4-5

1-1

0-1

5-6 GWU

Brevard

1 OPP

(30),(33)

(33)

Ohio

(41)

(45),(31),53,(24)

Wake Forest

(27)

(22),(25)

(27),(20)

36,(27)

Samford Liberty Presbyterian College Coastal Carolina

(22),(22),(32),(31)

(42),47

Charleston Southern Virginia State

(26),(18)

(25),(26)

Stony Brook VMI

ALL PURPOSE RHODES, Ricky LITTLE, Kenny PERRY III, James LESLIE, Lyndon HUBBARD, J.J. SCHLEY, Treymaine BLOUNT, Juanne JULES, Richard PAUL, Jordan DUGAS, James CLARK, Bobby TOOMER, Ivan WOODS, Jordan SANDERS, Marquis MORRISON, Kamar TAYLOR, Bradley LANGSTON, Jonathan JONES, Josh SWINTON, Deonte STEIN, Luke BEATTY, Lucas JOHNSON, Exavier BROWNING, Chandler Total.......... Opponents......

(18)

(19)

Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made. PUNTING No. PURVIS, Graham 76 BROWNING, Chandler 1 TEAM 0 Total.......... 77 Opponents...... 54

Yds 2840 37 0 2877 1984

Avg 37.4 37.0 0.0 37.4 36.7

Long 85 37 0 85 60

TB 10 0 0 10 4

FC 21 0 0 21 14

I20 Blkd 12 2 1 0 0 2 13 4 21 2

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G 11 9 11 7 7 11 1 11 11 11 9 9 11 3 11 11 7 4 10 4 9 2 8 11 11

Rush 553 1042 7 0 64 0 102 29 32 7 71 0 31 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 -8 -7 -56 1832 1567

Rec 73 121 590 352 -2 244 0 47 82 93 2 0 0 20 0 0 0 0 8 3 7 0 0 1640 2417

PR 143 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 149 248

KOR 711 0 0 0 218 4 25 43 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 1024 926

IR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 54 0 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 66 122

Tot Avg/G 1480 134.5 1163 129.2 597 54.3 352 50.3 280 40.0 254 23.1 127 127.0 119 10.8 114 10.4 100 9.1 73 8.1 54 6.0 31 2.8 20 6.7 12 1.1 12 1.1 11 1.6 8 2.0 8 0.8 3 0.8 -1 -0.1 -7 -3.5 -56 -7.0 4711 428.3 5280 480.0

2011 FINAL STATS |-------Tackles-------| #

Player

PATTERSON, Marty

JOHNSON, Devin

|-Sacks-|

Total

For Loss

No-Yards

102

10.0-27

5.5-12

Fumble

Blocked

Int-Yds

PBU

QBH

Rcv-Yds

Kicks

Saf

1.0-10

1-0

0.5-4

1-0

LESLIE, Lyndrez

10.5-44

2.0-19

1-0

OLIVAS, Gianni

2.5-4

3-0

1-0

DAVIS, Sean

0.5-1

1-0

WINFIELD, Alonzo

5.5-16

1.0-7

PEMASA, Preston

13.5-61

4.0-41

WOODS, Jordan

7.0-35

3.0-26

WILLIAMS, Keon

1.0-1

1-0

GOODS, Matt

7.0-21

2.0-14

TOOMER, Ivan

DICKSON, Maurice

27 90 47

TAYLOR, Bradley

BURCH, Tanner

HOUGH-JENKINS, Tyler

MORRISON, Kamar

TRUSLER, Garrett

SHELTON, Zach

ASUEGA, Kapono

BRYAN, Maurice

BUIE III, Donald

0.5-1

CLARK, Bobby

1.0-3

1-0

PHELPS, Keron

2.0-4

RIDDICK, Shaquille

SMITH, Hudson

DULA, Josh

GRISSETT, Keenan

DUGAS, James

SARGENT, Austin

RHODES, Ricky

PERRY III, James

HARRIS, Jeff

2-54

10.5-46

4.5-28

COVINGTON, Brian

3.5-18

1.0-13

TAYLOR, Dylan

5.0-26

2.5-20

1.5-3

1.5-1

5.0-11

2.5-7

1-12

1-0

0.5-2

1.5-1

1.5-4

1.0-2

AUSTIN, Trever

JULES, Richard

SCHLEY, Treymaine

JONES, Josh

MARTIN, Harrison

RIVERS, Kenny

Total..........

429

363

792

97-342

25-191

8-66

8-0

Opponents......

408

395

803

82.0-297

17-117

10-122

8-57

117

2011 STARTING LINEUPS Offense (Multiple) BREVARD at Ohio at Wake Forest at Samford LIBERTY at Presbyterian at Coastal Carolina CHARLESTON SO. VIRGINIA STATE STONY BROOK at VMI

WR Perry III Perry III Perry III Perry III Perry III Perry III Perry III Perry III Perry III Perry III Perry III

LT Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin Martin

LG Dunaway Dunaway Dunaway Dunaway Dunaway Dunaway Dunaway Dunaway Dunaway Dunaway Dunaway

C Sargent Sargent Sargent Sargent Sargent Sargent Sargent Sargent Sargent Sargent Sargent

RG Harris Harris Harris Harris Harris Harris Harris Harris Welch Huck Huck

RT Demilio Demilio Demilio Demilio Demilio Demilio Demilio Demilio Demilio Demilio Demilio

TE/WR/RB/FB Schley (TE) Stein (FB) Stein (FB) Stein (FB) Dugas (FB) Dugas (FB) Dugas (FB) Dugas (FB) Dugas (FB) Dugas (FB) Dugas (FB0

QB Browning Browning Browning Browning Beatty Beatty Beatty Beatty Browning Browning Browning

RB Little Little Little Little Little Little Rhodes Rhodes Rhodes Little Little

WR Dugas Dugas Dugas Dugas Schley Schley Schley Schley Schley Schley Schley

WR Jules Jules Jules Paul Ln.Leslie Ln.Leslie Ln.Leslie Paul Ln.Leslie Ln.Leslie Ln.Leslie

Defense (4-3) BREVARD at Ohio at Wake Forest at Samford LIBERTY at Presbyterian at Coastal Carolina CHARLESTON SO. VIRGINIA STATE STONY BROOK at VMI

DE Pemasa Pemasa Pemasa Pemasa Pemasa Dickson Pemasa Pemasa Pemasa Pemasa Pemasa

DT Goods Goods Goods Goods Goods Goods Goods Taylor Goods Goods Goods

DT DE Taylor (DT) Woods (DE) Woods (DE) Trusler (LB) Taylor (DT) Woods (DE) Woods (DE) Patterson (LB) Taylor (DT) Woods (DE) Taylor (DT) Woods (DE) Taylor (DT) Woods (DE) Woods (DE) Patterson (LB) Taylor (DT) Woods (DE) Taylor (DT) Woods (DE) Taylor (DT) Woods (DE)

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LB Lz.Leslie (LB) S. Davis (DB) Lz.Leslie (LB) S. Davis (DB) Lz.Leslie (LB) Lz.Leslie (LB) Lz.Leslie (LB) Covington (DB) Lz.Leslie (LB) Lz.Leslie (LB) Lz.Leslie (LB)

SS Covington Covington Covington Phelps Winfield Winfield Winfield Winfield Winfield Winfield Winfield

CB K. Williams K. Williams K.Williams K.Williams K.Williams K.Williams K.Williams K.Williams Toomer Morrison K.Williams

FS Olivas Olivas Olivas Olivas Olivas Olivas Olivas Olivas Olivas Olivas Olivas

CB Toomer Toomer S. Davis Toomer S. Davis S. Davis S.Davis S.Davis S.Davis S.Davis Morrison

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RECORD BOOK INDIVIDUAL-SINGLE GAME RECORDS

Most Yards Rushing: 303 by Walter Hardnett vs. Wofford, 1983 Most Rushing Attempts: 35 by Robbie Barnes vs L-R (1978) & Darrell Middleton vs.Newberry (1988) Most TDs Rushing: 4 by Johnnie Walker vs. Georgetown, 1976. Longest Run from Scrimmage: 90 yards by Amos Myles vs. Tusculum, 1997 (TD). Most Yards Passing: 487 by John Craven vs. Wingate, 1992. Most Passes Attempted: 64 by Chip Stuart vs. Wofford, 1980. Most Passes Completed: 32 by Chip Stuart vs.Presbyterian & Wofford (1980); by John Craven vs. Catawba. 1992. Most TD Passes: 6 by John Craven vs. Wingate, 1992. Longest Pass Completion: 89 yards from Benson to Richardson vs. Catawba, 1988. Most Total Offense: 497 by John Craven vs. Wingate, 1992. Most Pass Receptions: 14 by Duvaughn Flagler vs. Wofford, 2005; Cameron Brooks vs. Newberry, 1982 Most Yards Receiving: 210 by Flagler vs. Wofford, 2005. Most TD Receptions: 4 by Eric Harris vs. Wingate, 1997. Most Tackles: 29 by Tory Atkins vs. Carson-Newman, 1999. Most Interceptions: 4 by Bill Salyers vs. Newberry ('77) / Eric Brewton vs. Davidson (1985). Most Interceptions In One Quarter: 3 by Mike Woods vs. New Haven, (3rd) (2000). Most Pass Break Ups: 5 by Allen Davis vs. Morgan State (2004). Most Punts: 13 by Todd Brantley vs. Mars Hill, 1980. Longest Punt: 79 yards by Rich Chapman vs. Guilford, 1973. Longest Field Goal: 53 yards by Tim Davis vs. Catawba, 1981. Longest INT Return: 94 yards by Eric Brewton vs. Elon, 1988 (TD). Longest Fumble Return: 100 yards by Jim Maxwell vs. Morris Brown, 2001 (TD, NCAA Division I-AA Record) and 100 yards by Sam Durst vs. West Virginia State, 1998 (TD, NCAA Division II Record). Longest Kickoff Return: 100 yards by Terry Guess vs. Carson-Newman (1994), Irvin Jones vs. Elon (1981) & Elvin Webber vs. Wofford (1975) (All for TDs). Longest Punt Return: 85 yards by Obbie Todd vs. Elon 1976, (TD). Most Extra Points Kicked: 10 by Mike Cox vs. Lenoir-Rhyne (1976). Most Field Goals Kicked: 5 by Jeff Parker vs. Newberry, 1987.

INDIVIDUAL-CAREER RECORDS

Best Game Record (QB): 22-9 by Jeremy Martin, 2000-02. Most Touchdowns: 38 by Darrell Middleton, 1986-89. Most TDs, Rushing: 32 by Middleton, 1986-89 Most TD Passes Thrown: 65 by John Craven, 1991-94. Most TD Passes Caught: 35 by William Andrews, Jr., 2000-03. Most Yards Rushing: 4,032 by Middleton. Most Rushing Attempts: 618 by Middleton. Best Rushing Average per Attempt: 6.5 ypc by Middleton. Most Rushing Yards (Quarterback): 1,182 yards by Nick Roberts, 2002-2005. Most Yards Passing: 10,793 by Craven. Most Passes Completed: 896 by Craven. Most Passes Attempted: 1,679 by Craven. Best Completion Percentage: 61.7 by Stan Doolittle, 2006-Present. Most Total Offense: 10,497 by Craven. Most Passes Caught: 233 by William Andrews, Jr., 2000-2003. Most Passes Caught (TE): 80 by Jason Bright, 1999-2002. Most Receiving Yardage: 3,189 by Robinson. Most Field Goals: 45 by Jeff Parker, 1986-1989. Most Points Scored: 278 by Parker. Most PATS, Kicking: 135 by Andre Kwasnik, 1990-1993. Most Consecutive PATs: 90 by Carlisle Koontz, 1979-1982. Most Punts: 257 by Todd Brantley, 1980-1984. Best Punting Average: 41.7 by Graham Whitlock, 2000-2004. Most INTs: 25 by Chris Johnson, 76-79 and by Eric Brewton, 85-88. Most Kickoff Returns: 1,129 by Po Rogers, 1974-1977. Most Punt Returns: 70 by Irvin Jones, 1981-1984. Most Punt Return Yardage: 773 by Jones. Most Tackles: 485 by Tory Atkins, 1998-2001. Most Sacks: 29 by Gabe Wilkins, 1990-1993. Most Tackles For Loss: 53.5 by Brian Johnston, 2004-2007. Most Quarterback Pressures: 69 by Brian Johnston, 2004-2007. Most Pass Break Ups: 35 by Mario Williams, 2001-2004.

INDIVIDUAL-SEASON RECORDS

Most Points Scored: 109 by Jeff Parker, 1987. Most Points Scored, Non-Kicker: 102 by Rodney Robinson, 1992. Most Touchdowns: 17 by Rodney Robinson, 1992. Most Rushing TDs: 13 by Shed Harris, 1996 Most TDs Passes: 37 by John Craven, 1992. Most TD Receptions: 17 by Rodney Robinson, 1992. Most TDs Kick Returns: 3 by Terry Guess, 1994. Most TDs Punt Returns: 3 by Terry Guess, 1994. Most PATs Kicking: 70 by Andre Kwasnik, 1992. Most Field Goals: 19 by Jeff Parker, 1987. Most Yards Passing: 4,089 by John Craven, 1992. Best Avg. Per Reception: 29.3 by Mark Morningstar, 1976. Most Passes Intercepted: 12 by Richard Wofford (1972) & James Harbison (1992) Most Punts: 82 by Rich Chapman, 1973 Best Punting Average: 45.5 by Graham Whitlock, 2003. Most Punts Returned: 35 by Irvin Jones, 1983. Most Kickoff Returns: 27 by Po Rogers, 1976. Most Yards on KO Return: 625 by Po Rogers, 1976. Most Yards Rushing: 1,401 by Darrell Middleton, 1989. Most Yards Rushing by a Quarterback: 445 by Dennis Stilley, 1976. Most Rushing Attempts: 242 by Shed Harris, 1996. Most Passes Completed: 307 by John Craven, 1992. Best Pass Completion PCT: 63.2 by Nick Roberts, 2005. Most Total Offense: 3,993 by John Craven, 1992. Most Passes Caught: 114 by Rodney Robinson, 1992. Most Yards by Reception: 1,792 by Rodney Robinson, 1992. Consecutive Games thrown TD Passes: 19 by Jeremy Martin, 2000-2002. Consecutive Games, Pass Reception: 42 by William Andrews, Jr., 2000-2003. Consecutive Games, TD Receptions: 12 by Rodney Robinson, 1992. Most Total Tackles (12 games or more): 152 by Raymond Jennings, 1992 Most Total Tackles, (Less than 12 games): 150 by Tory Atkins, 1999 Most Total Tackles by a True Freshman: 120 by Jeffrey Williams, 2008 Most Sacks: 12 by Chris Mintz, 1999. Most Tackles For Loss: 35 by Chris Mintz, 1999. Linebacker Darryl Perry (1989-1992).

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RECORD BOOK TEAM-SINGLE GAME RECORDS

Most Points Scored: 76 vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, 1976. Most Points Allowed: 61 by Wofford, 1979. Most Points, Combined: 105 (GW 56, Morgan State 49 2004). Largest Victory Margin: 70, (GW 76, Lenoir-Rhyne 6, 1976). Largest Defeat Margin: 56, (Ga. Southern 56, GW 0, 2002). Most Rushing Yards: 473 vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, 1986. Most Rushing Attempts: 68 vs. Carson-Newman, 1977. Fewest Passing Yards: 0 vs. Elon, ‘76 and Livingstone, ‘86. Most Yards Passing: 538 vs. Wingate, 1992. Most Passing Attempts: 60 vs. Wofford, 1980. Most Passes Completed: 35 vs. Lees-McRae, 1992. Most TD Passes: 7 vs. Wingate, 1992. Most Interceptions by GWU: 9 by Concord, 1992. Most Interceptions Thrown: 6 vs. Va. Union, 2001. Most First Downs: 39 vs. Belhaven, 2005. Most Total Offense: 804 vs. Wingate, 1992. Most Offensive Plays: 103 vs. New Hampshire, 2000. Most Punts: 13 vs. Mars Hill, 1980. Most Fumbles Lost: 7 vs. Newberry, 1975. Fewest First Downs Allowed: 1 vs. J.C. Smith, 1999. Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed: minus-36 vs. Davidson, ‘85. Fewest Passing Yards Allowed: 3 vs. Stephen F. Austin, ‘73.

Offensive Lineman Bob Bolic (1971-75).

TEAM-SEASON RECORDS

Receiver Ken Reid (1970-73).

Most Wins: 12, 1992 (12-2). Best Winning Percentage: 90.0, 2002 (9-1). Most Losses: 9, 1972, 1993 and 1996. Fewest Losses: 1, 2002 (9-1). Fewest Wins: 1, 1993 (1-9). Most Ties: 1, 1974, 1978 and 1988. Most Points Scored: 564, 1993. Most Points Allowed: 439, 1992 (16 games). Most Touchdowns Scored: 73, 1992. Most PATs Kicking: 70, 1992. Most Field Goals: 19, 1987. Most Yards Rushing: 2,864, 1977. Most Rushing Attempts: 582, 1973. Best Average Gain Per Rush: 4.9, 1977. Best Rushing Average Per Game: 256.7, 1977. Most Rushing Touchdowns: 33, 1987. Most Passes Attempted: 664, 1992. Most Passes Completed: 352, 1992. Best Average Gain Per Completion: 18.7, 1976. Best Pass Completion Percentage: 61.2, 2005. Best Passing Average Per Game: 345.0, 1992. Most TD Passes: 43, 1992. Most Interceptions Thrown: 33, 1993. Fewest Interceptions Thrown: 4, 2002. Most Interceptions: 40, 1992. Most First Downs: 315, 1992. Most Total Offense: 6,459, 1992. Best Total Offense Per Game: 461.0, 1992. Most Offensive Plays: 1,076, 1992. Most Punts: 83, 1972. Longest Winning Streak: 12, 1992. Longest Home Winning Streak: 15, Oct. 13, 2001-Sept. 18, 2004. Longest Losing Streak: 9, 1993. Most Penalty Yardage: 1,540, 1992. Fewest Points Allowed: 139, 1977.

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RECORD BOOK ABBREVIATED INDIVIDUAL CAREER CHARTS

TOP INDIVIDUAL SEASONS Yr. 1989 1977 2000 1988 1996

Name Darrell Middleton Johnny Walker Justin Richardson Darrell Middleton Shed Harris

Yr. 1992 1993 2000 2004 1982 2001 2009

Name John Craven John Craven Jeremy Martin Nick Roberts Chip Stuart Jeremy Martin Stan Doolittle

Yr. 1992 2003 2008 1982 2000 2010 2006 2009

Name Rodney Robinson William Andrews, Jr. Dobson Collins Cameron Brooks William Andrews, Jr. James Perry III Duvaughn Flagler James Perry III

Yr. 1992 1993 2005 2004 2000 2003 2009

Name John Craven John Craven Nick Roberts Nick Roberts Jeremy Martin Nick Roberts Stan Doolittle

RUSHING Att. 207 241 216 193 242

Yards 1,401 1,360 1,110 1,090 1,080

PASSING Att. Comp. 556 307 449 249 381 192 360 198 360 211 309 168 347 215 RECEIVING Rec. 114 76 76 71 70 65 64 61

Avg. 6.8 5.6 5.1 5.6 4.5 Pct. 55.2 55.5 50.4 55.0 58.6 54.3 62.0

Yards 1,792 975 937 938 933 673 740 749

TOTAL OFFENSE Rush -96 129 404 363 318 384 309

Pass 4,089 2,950 2,072 2,410 2,551 2,201 2,268

TDs 9 11 8 11 13

Yds. 4,089 2,950 2,551 2,410 2,389 2,271 2,268

TDs 37 23 18 12 23 15 11

Avg. 15.7 12.8 12.3 13.2 13.3 10.4 11.6 12.3

TDs 17 13 10 8 8 3 7 3 Total 3,993 3,079 2,476 2,773 2,869 2,585 2,577

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.

Name Darrell Middleton Johnnie Walker Justin Richardson Frank Taylor Shed Harris Jermaine Boston Chris Foster Robbie Barnes Po Rogers Jamie Pope George Pressley

RUSHING (Min. 1,300 yards) Att. 618 493 529 501 512 439 361 471 267 283 274

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

Name John Craven Jeremy Martin Chip Stuart Nick Roberts Clint Conner Devin Campbell Stan Doolittle

PASSING (Min. 3,500 yards) Att. Comp. Pct. 1,679 896 53.4 1,175 632 53.8 1,170 648 55.4 1107 597 59.3 821 444 54.1 749 440 58.7 821 506 61.6

1. 2. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 8. 9. 10.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Yards 4,032 2,733 2,623 2,602 2,453 1,952 1,883 1,818 1,520 1,467 1,409

Yds. 10,793 8,025 7,455 6,690 5,708 5,614 5,190

PASS RECEIVING (Min. 100 Catches) Name Rec. Yards William Andrews, Jr. 233 3,149 Duvaughn Flagler 188 2,552 Rodney Robinson 188 3,189 James Perry III 181 2,083 Cameron Brooks 176 2,132 Lonnie Custer 159 2,362 Duane Foster 159 2,238 Dobson Collins 143 1,745 Kelvin Richardson 134 2,152 Kory Alston 127 1,743 Austin Gaines 127 1,599

Name Jeff Parker Andre Kwasnik Hunter Smith Darrell Middleton William Andrews Ryan Cieslak Ryan Gates Duvaughn Flagler Rodney Robinson Andrew Harmon

Name Darrell Middleton William Andrews Duvaughn Flagler Rodney Robinson Patrick Hall

SCORING (Min. 150 points) TDs PATs 0 134 0 135 0 118 38 0 35 0 0 98 0 92 31 2 29 0 0 69

TOUCHDOWN SCORING (Min. 20) TDs 38 35 31 29 27

Avg. 6.5 5.5 5.0 5.2 4.8 4.5 5.2 3.9 5.7 5.2 5.1

TDs 86 60 58 48 46 39 28

Avg. 13.5 13.6 17.0 11.5 12.1 14.9 14.1 12.2 16.1 13.7 12.6

TDs 35 31 29 8 19 18 21 14 10 17 8

FGs 48 36 37 0 0 33 35 0 0 34

Points 278 243 229 228 210 197 197 188 174 171

Points 228 210 186 174 164

EXTENDED CAREER RECORDS BEGIN ON PAGE 116 Running back Frank Taylor (1973-1976).

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RECORD BOOK ANNUAL RUSHING LEADERS YEAR NAME 1970 Darryl Carley 1971 Dennis Dukes 1972 John Mallory 1973 Frank Taylor 1974 Frank Taylor 1975 Frank Taylor 1976 Johnny Walker 1977 Johnny Walker 1978 Robbie Barnes 1979 Robbie Barnes 1980 Robbie Barnes 1981 Jamie Pope 1982 Jamie Pope 1983 Walter Hardnett 1984 Johnnie Williams 1985 Jimbo Early 1986 Chris Poston 1987 Darrell Middleton 1988 Darrell Middleton 1989 Darrell Middleton 1990 Robbie Holloway 1991 Sean Odoms 1992 Sean Odoms 1993 Derrick Scott 1994 Shed Harris 1995 Shed Harris 1996 Shed Harris 1997 Amos Myles 1998 Amos Myles 1999 Justin Richardson 2000 Justin Richardson 2001 Justin Richardson * 2002 Chris Foster 2003 Chris Foster 2004 Jermaine Boston 2005 Jermaine Boston 2006 David Montgomery 2007 David Montgomery 2008 Philip Peoples 2009 Patrick Hall 2010 Patrick Hall 2011 Kenny Little ANNUAL PASSING LEADERS YEAR NAME 1970 Ray Hannon 1971 Ray Hannon 1972 Ray Hannon 1973 Doc Davis 1974 Doc Davis 1975 Dennis Stilley 1976 Glen Robertson 1977 Dennis Stilley 1978 Charlie Davis 1979 Chip Stuart 1980 Chip Stuart 1981 Chip Stuart 1982 Chip Stuart 1983 Al Bianco 1984 Al Bianco 1985 Al Bianco 1986 Jesse James 1987 Jesse James 1988 Bruce Benson 1989 Dimekko Sidney 1990 Charles Barnes 1991 John Craven 1992 John Craven 1993 John Craven 1994 John Craven 1995 Todd Vice 1996 Clint Conner 1997 Clint Conner 1998 Clint Conner 1999 Jeremy Martin 2000 Jeremy Martin 2001 Jeremy Martin 2002 Jeremy Martin 2003 Nick Roberts 2004 Nick Roberts 2005 Nick Roberts 2006 Devin Campbell 2007 Stan Doolittle 2008 Devin Campbell 2009 Stan Doolittle 2010 John Rock 2011 Chandler Browning

ATT 103 106 123 201 107 108 121 241 225 131 96 146 135 125 105 73 124 130 193 207 72 111 141 86 126 94 242 117 194 128 216 87 109 174 143 148 78 128 120 108 154 200 ATT 242 178 219 164 70 78 117 72 102 222 292 293 360 193 133 144 173 271 216 70 143 338 556 449 336 148 215 286 215 159 381 309 326 338 360 307 311 239 220 347 195 134

COMP 86 78 86 70 37 34 56 29 28 122 157 157 211 74 54 65 87 134 115 38 66 153 307 249 187 82 108 157 124 80 192 168 193 203 198 194 174 144 139 215 103 67

YARDS 331 607 453 1,014 531 559 725 1,360 1,001 446 298 662 805 575 418 324 805 940 1,090 1,401 223 468 645 482 686 419 1,080 529 760 737 1,110 519 632 923 624 643 349 736 602 599 616 1,042 % 35.5 43.8 39.9 42.7 52.9 43.6 47.8 40.2 27.4 55.0 53.8 53.6 58.6 38.3 40.6 45.1 50.3 49.0 53.2 54.3 46.2 45.3 55.2 55.5 55.7 55.4 50.2 54.8 57.7 50.3 50.4 54.3 59.2 60.1 55.0 63.2 55.9 60.3 63.2 62.0 52.8 50.0

AVG. 3.2 5.7 3.7 5.1 5.0 5.2 6.0 5.6 4.4 3.4 3.1 4.5 6.0 4.6 3.9 4.4 6.5 7.2 5.6 6.8 3.1 4.2 4.6 5.6 5.4 4.5 4.5 4.5 3.9 5.8 5.1 6.0 5.8 5.3 4.4 4.3 4.5 5.8 5.0 5.5 4.0 5.2

TDS 1 3 4 5 1 4 9 11 9 3 1 6 8 4 3 2 7 11 11 9 1 3 9 0 5 1 13 4 6 5 8 3 7 5 3 7 3 6 6 12 5 7

ANNUAL RECEIVING LEADERS YEAR NAME 1970 Ken Reid 1971 Gene Cooley 1972 Ken Reid 1973 Ken Reid 1974 Rick Chapman 1975 Bryan Florence 1976 Mark Morningstar 1977 JT Johnson 1978 Marc Walker 1979 Duane Foster 1980 Johnnie Williams 1981 Duane Foster 1982 Cameron Brooks 1983 Cameron Brooks 1984 Vince Yates 1985 Kelvin Richardson 1986 Kelvin Richardson 1987 Frank Cunningham 1988 Kelvin Richardson 1989 Tim Waters 1990 Mark Ackerman 1991 Rodney Robinson 1992 Rodney Robinson 1993 Lonnie Custer 1994 Lonnie Custer 1995 Lonnie Custer 1996 Terrance Porter 1997 Eric Harris 1998 Latrell Brown 1999 Jon-Eric Sullivan 2000 William Andrews, Jr. 2001 William Andrews, Jr. 2002 William Andrews, Jr. 2003 William Andrews, Jr. 2004 Kory Alston 2005 Duvaughn Flagler 2006 Duvaughn Flagler 2007 Duvaughn Flagler 2008 Dobson Collins 2009 James Perry III 2010 James Perry III 2011 James Perry III

YARDS 1,441 1,203 1,327 982 488 483 1,006 411 406 1,719 1,649 1,701 2,389 948 720 833 1,262 2,009 1,302 570 850 1,769 4,089 2,950 1,985 853 1,608 1,874 1,564 1,037 2,551 2,271 2,166 2,201 2,410 2,072 2,215 1,475 1,774 2,268 1,298 871

TDS 15 11 5 4 0 3 5 3 0 17 8 11 23 7 4 8 9 14 3 8 4 10 37 23 15 3 11 20 9 10 18 15 17 20 12 16 15 9 11 11 7 3

ANNUAL TOTAL OFFENSE LEADERS YEAR NAME 1970 Ray Hannon 1971 Ray Hannon 1972 Ray Hannon 1973 Frank Taylor 1974 Frank Taylor 1975 Dennis Stilley 1976 Dennis Stilley 1977 Johnny Walker 1978 Robbie Barnes 1979 Chip Stuart 1980 Chip Stuart 1981 Chip Stuart 1982 Chip Stuart 1983 Al Bianco 1984 Al Bianco 1985 Al Bianco 1986 Jesse James 1987 Jessie James 1988 Bruce Benson 1989 Darrell Middleton 1990 Charles Barnes 1991 John Craven 1992 John Craven 1993 John Craven 1994 John Craven 1995 Todd Vice 1996 Clint Conner 1997 Clint Conner 1998 Clint Conner 1999 Jeremy Martin 2000 Jeremy Martin 2001 Jeremy Martin 2002 Jeremy Martin 2003 Nick Roberts 2004 Nick Roberts 2005 Nick Roberts 2006 Devin Campbell 2007 Stan Doolittle 2008 Devin Campbell 2009 Stan Doolittle 2010 John Rock 2011 Kenny Little

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CATCHES 37 18 45 27 18 16 18 18 14 46 51 56 71 45 19 39 30 34 42 35 24 46 114 61 50 39 27 42 30 43 70 43 45 76 42 55 64 59 76 61 65 42

YARDS 732 280 784 416 304 269 527 251 255 725 519 776 938 542 321 611 503 481 549 621 383 859 1,792 898 576 637 527 662 423 471 933 556 685 975 769 826 740 778 937 749 673 590 RUSH 198 272 133 1,014 531 125 445 1,360 1,001 43 -97 -205 -212 14 189 14 265 121 27 1,401 64 -133 -96 129 -63 -15 -30 197 43 27 318 223 361 384 363 404 -64 38 -45 309 42 1,042

AVG 19.9 15.6 17.4 15.4 16.9 16.8 29.3 13.9 18.2 15.7 10.2 13.9 13.2 12.0 16.9 15.7 16.8 14.1 13.1 17.7 15.9 18.7 15.7 14.7 11.5 16.3 19.5 15.8 14.1 11.0 13.3 12.9 15.2 12.8 18.3 15.0 11.6 13.2 12.3 12.3 10.4 14.0 PASS 1,441 1,203 1,327 22 0 483 664 36 0 1,719 1,649 1,701 2,389 948 720 833 1,262 2,009 1,302 0 850 1,769 4,089 2,950 1,985 853 1,608 1,874 1,564 1,037 2,551 2,271 2,166 2,201 2,410 2,072 2,215 1,475 1,774 2,268 1,298 0

TDS 8 1 2 2 1 1 6 1 0 11 2 2 8 5 2 2 1 2 2 5 1 7 17 4 6 3 4 12 5 3 8 6 8 13 8 13 7 9 10 3 3 1 TOTAL 1,639 1,475 1,460 1,036 531 608 1,109 1,396 1,001 1,677 1,552 1,469 2,177 962 909 847 1,527 2,130 1,329 1,401 914 1,636 3,993 3,079 1,922 835 1,578 2,071 1,607 1,064 2,869 2,494 2,527 2,585 2,773 2,476 2,151 1,513 1,729 2,577 1,340 1,042

RECORD BOOK CAREER PASSING YARDAGE TOP 15 1.

Year Att. Cmp. 1991 338 153 1992 556 307 1993 449 249 1994 336 187 TOTAL 1,679 896

Pct. 45.3 55.2 55.5 55.7 53.4

Yds. 1,769 4,089 2,950 1,985 10,793

TD 17 37 23 15 92

INT 10 28 29 20 87

10. Dennis Stilley

Year Att. Cmp. Jeremy Martin 1999 159 80 2000 381 192 2001 309 168 2002 326 193 TOTAL 1,175 633

Pct. 50.3 50.4 54.4 59.2 54.0

Yds. 1,037 2,551 2,271 2,166 8025

TD 10 18 15 17 60

INT 5 16 11 4 36

12. Charles Barnes

Year Att. Cmp. Pct. 1979 222 122 55.0 1980 292 157 53.8 1981 296 158 43.0 1982 360 211 58.6 TOTAL 1,170 648 55.3

Yds. 1,719 1,649 1,698 2,389 7455

TD 17 8 10 23 58

INT 12 15 13 13 53

Year Att. Cmp. Pct. 2002 2 2 100.0 2003 338 203 60.1 2004 360 198 55.0 2005 307 194 63.2 TOTAL 1,107 597 59.3

Yds. 7 2,201 2,410 2,072 6690

TD 0 20 12 16 48

INT 0 12 17 16 45

Year 1996 1997 1998 1999 TOTAL

Att. Cmp. Pct. 215 108 50.2 286 157 54.9 215 124 57.7 105 55 52.4 821 444 54.0

Yds. 1608 1874 1564 662 5708

TD 11 20 9 6 46

INT 9 13 8 5 35

Year 2005 2006 2007 2008 TOTAL

Att. Cmp. Pct. 97 57 58.8 311 174 55.9 121 70 57.9 220 139 63.2 749 440 58.7

Yds. 779 2215 846 1774 5614

TD 7 15 6 11 39

INT 2 17 7 3 29

Year 2006 2007 2008 2009 TOTAL

Att. Cmp. 61 41 239 144 174 106 347 215 821 506

Pct. 67.2 60.3 60.9 62.0 61.6

Yds. 388 1475 1059 2268 5190

TD 4 9 4 11 28

INT 4 7 6 5 22

Year 1970 1971 1972 TOTAL

Att. Cmp. 242 86 178 78 219 86 639 250

Pct. 35.5 43.4 39.4 39.2

Yds. 1441 1203 1327 3971

TD 15 11 5 31

INT 15 25 18 62

Year 1985 1986 1987 TOTAL

Att. Cmp. Pct. 95 41 43.2 173 87 50.3 244 121 49.6 539 262 48.6

Yds. 562 1262 1762 3833

TD 3 9 12 28

INT 1 13 14 26

Year 1982 1983 1984 1985 TOTAL

Att. Cmp. Pct. 6 2 33.3 193 74 38.3 133 54 40.6 143 64 44.8 475 194 40.8

Yds. 11 948 720 833 2512

TD 1 7 4 8 20

INT 2 19 7 5 33

John Craven

Chip Stuart

Nick Roberts

Clint Conner

Devin Campbell

Stan Doolittle

Ray Hannon

Jesse James

10. Al Bianco

13. Rob. McDonald

14. Doc Davis

15. Bruce Benson

Year 1975 1976 1977 1978 TOTAL

Att. Cmp. 78 34 62 33 72 29 43 19 255 115

Pct. 43.6 53.2 40.3 44.1 45.0

Yds. 483 664 411 339 1897

TD 3 4 3 1 11

INT 8 4 3 4 19

Year 1989 1990 1991 TOTAL

Att. Cmp. Pct. 66 29 43.9 143 66 46.2 58 23 41.0 267 118 44.2

Yds. 545 850 306 1701

TD 2 4 2 8

INT 3 5 5 13

Year 1992 1993 1994 1995 TOTAL

Att. Cmp. 81 43 49 16 20 9 83 37 233 105

Pct. 53.1 33.0 45.0 44.6 45.1

Yds. 729 270 144 521 1664

TD 6 0 1 3 10

INT 4 3 1 2 10

Year 1971 1972 1973 1974 TOTAL

Att. Cmp. 17 6 6 4 164 70 70 37 257 117

Pct. 35.3 66.7 42.7 52.9 45.5

Yds. 97 32 982 488 1599

TD 9 1 4 0 14

INT 5 0 7 3 15

Year 1985 1986 1987 1988 TOTAL

Att. Cmp. 7 5 21 10 16 7 216 115 260 137

Pct. 71.4 47.6 43.8 53.2 52.7

Yds. 76 117 88 1302 1583

TD 1 0 1 3 5

INT 0 4 0 17 21

CAREER QUARTERBACK RECORDS COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (MIN. 250 ATT.) Name Years 1. Stan Doolittle 2006-2009 2. Nick Roberts 2002-2005 3. Devin Campbell 2005-2008 4. Chip Stuart 1979-1982 5. Jeremy Martin 1999-2002 Clint Conner 1996-1999 7. John Craven 1991-1994 8. Bruce Benson 1985-1988 9. Jesse James 1985-1987 10. Doc Davis 1971-1974

Att. Cmp. 821 506 1,107 597 749 440 1,170 648 1,175 633 821 444 1,679 896 260 137 539 262 257 117

Pct. 61.6 59.3 58.7 55.3 54.0 54.0 53.4 52.7 48.6 45.5

TOUCHDOWNS ACCOUNTED FOR Name Years 1. John Craven 1991-1994 2. Jeremy Martin 1999-2002 3. Nick Roberts 2002-2005 4. Chip Stuart 1979-1982 5. Clint Conner 1996-1999 6. Devin Campbell 2005-2008 7. Ray Hannon 1970-1972 8. Jesse James 1985-1987 9. Stan Doolittle 2006-2009 10. Al Bianco 1982-1985

Pass 92 60 48 58 46 34 31 28 28 20

Rush 2 16 19 8 17 2 5 6 4 2

Total 94 76 67 64 63 41 36 34 32 22

QUARTERBACK RUSHING YARDS Name Years 1. Nick Roberts 2002-2005 2. Jeremy Martin 1999-2002 3. Dennis Stilley 1975-1978 4. Ray Hannon 1970-1972 5. Clint Conner 1996-1999

Att. Yards 354 1,182 365 929 228 896 319 603 388 540

TD 19 16 1 5 17

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RECORD BOOK SINGLE SEASON QUARTERBACK RECORDS PASSING YARDAGE Name 1. John Craven 2. John Craven 3. Jeremy Martin 4. Nick Roberts 5. Chip Stuart 6. Jeremy Martin 7. Stan Doolittle 8. Devin Campbell 9. Nick Roberts 10. Jeremy Martin 11. Nick Roberts 12. John Craven 13. Clint Conner 14. Devin Campbell 15. John Craven 16. Jesse James 18. Chip Stuart 18. Chip Stuart 19. Clint Conner 20. Clint Conner

Year 1992 1993 2000 2004 1982 2001 2009 2006 2003 2002 2005 1994 1997 2008 1991 1987 1981 1980 1996 1998

Att. Cmp. 556 307 449 249 381 192 360 198 360 211 309 168 347 215 311 174 338 203 326 193 307 194 336 187 286 157 220 139 338 153 244 121 296 158 292 157 215 108 215 124

Pct. 55.2 55.5 50.4 55.0 58.6 54.4 62.0 55.9 60.1 59.2 63.2 55.7 54.9 63.2 45.3 49.6 43.0 53.8 50.2 57.7

Yds. 4,089 2,950 2,551 2,410 2,389 2,271 2,268 2,215 2,201 2,166 2,072 1,985 1,874 1,774 1,769 1,762 1,698 1,649 1,608 1,564

COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (MIN. 125 ATTEMPTS) Name Year Att. Comp. 1. Devin Campbell 2008 220 139 2. Nick Roberts 2005 307 194 3. Stan Doolittle 2009 347 215 4. Stan Doolittle 2008 174 106 5. Stan Doolitte 2007 239 144 6. Nick Roberts 2003 338 203 7. Jeremy Martin 2002 326 193 8. Devin Campbell 2005 154 88 9. Chip Stuart 1982 360 211 10. Clint Conner 1997 215 124 COMPLETIONS Name 1. John Craven 2. John Craven 3. Chip Stuart 4. Nick Roberts 5. Nick Roberts 6. Nick Roberts 7. Jeremy Martin 8. Jeremy Martin 9. John Craven 10. Devin Campbell

Year 1992 1993 1982 2003 2004 2005 2002 2000 1994 2006

Comp. 307 249 211 203 198 194 193 192 187 174

ATTEMPTS Name 1. John Craven 2. John Craven 3. Jeremy Martin 4. Chip Stuart Nick Roberts 6. John Craven Nick Roberts 8. John Craven 9. Jeremy Martin 10. Devin Campbell

Year 1992 1993 2000 1982 2004 1991 2003 1994 2002 2006

Att. 556 449 381 360 360 338 338 336 326 311

TD 37 23 18 12 23 15 11 15 20 17 16 15 20 11 17 12 10 8 11 9

INT 28 29 16 17 13 11 5 17 12 4 16 20 13 3 10 14 13 15 9 8 Pct. 63.2 63.2 62.0 60.9 60.3 60.1 59.2 57.1 58.6 57.7

Single Season Passing Touchdowns Name 1. John Craven 2. John Craven Chip Stuart 4. Nick Roberts Clint Conner 6. Jeremy Martin 7. Jeremy Martin John Craven Chip Stuart 10. Nick Roberts

Year 1992 1993 1982 2003 1997 2000 2002 1991 1979 2005

TD 37 23 23 29 20 18 17 17 17 16

SINGLE SEASON INTERCEPTIONS Name 1. John Craven 2. John Craven 3. Ray Hannon 4. John Craven 5. Al Bianco 6. Ray Hannon 7. Nick Roberts Bruce Benson Devin Campbell 9. Nick Roberts Jeremy Martin

Year 1993 1992 1970 1994 1983 1972 2004 1988 2006 2005 2000

INT 29 28 25 20 19 18 17 17 17 16 16

SINGLE SEASON TOUCHDOWNS ACCOUNTED FOR Name Year Pass TD 1. John Craven 1992 37 2. Nick Roberts 2003 20 3. Jeremy Martin 2000 18 4. Clint Conner 1997 20 John Craven 1993 23 Chip Stuart 1982 23 7. Nick Roberts 2005 17 8. Jeremy Martin 2001 15 9. John Craven 1991 17 Ray Hannon 1970 15

Rush TD 0 7 7 4 1 1 6 5 1 3

SINGLE SEASON QUARTERBACK RUSHING YARDS Name Year Att. 1. Dennis Stilley 1976 90 2. Nick Roberts 2005 104 3. Nick Roberts 2003 137 4. Nick Roberts 2004 109 5. Jeremy Martin 2002 114 6. Dennis Stilley 1977 89 7. Stan Doolittle 2009 107 8. Dimekko Sidney 1989 66 9. Ray Hannon 1971 124

Yds 445 404 384 363 361 322 309 291 272

127

Avg. 4.9 3.9 2.8 3.3 3.2 4.9 2.9 4.4 2.2

Total TD 37 27 25 24 24 24 23 20 18 18 TD 0 6 7 6 1 1 3 2 0

RECORD BOOK CAREER RUSHING YARDAGE TOP 20 1. Darrell Middleton

2. Johnny Walker

3. Justin Richardson

4. Frank Taylor

5. Shed Harris

6. Jermaine Boston

7. Chris Foster

8. Robbie Barnes

9. Patrick Hall

10. George Gilliam (FB)

11. David Montgomery

Season 1986 1987 1988 1989 TOTAL

Att. Yds 88 601 102 807 193 1090 207 1401 598 3877

Avg. 6.8 7.1 5.6 6.8 6.5

TD 7 11 11 9 38

Season 1974 1975 1976 1977 TOTAL

Att. Yds 49 298 82 350 121 725 241 1360 493 2733

Avg. 6.1 4.2 6.0 5.6 5.5

TD 1 3 9 11 24

12. Po Rogers

Season 1998 1999 2000 2001 TOTAL

Att. Yds 68 267 128 737 216 1110 87 519 499 2633

Avg. 3.9 5.8 5.1 6.0 5.3

TD 3 5 8 3 34

13. Jamie Pope

14. George Pressley

Season 1973 1974 1975 1976 TOTAL

Att. Yds 201 1014 107 531 108 559 85 498 501 2602

Avg. 5.1 5.0 5.2 5.8 5.2

TD 5 1 4 6 15

15. Kenny Little

Season 1993 1994 1995 1996 TOTAL

Att. Yds 15 67 126 686 94 419 242 1080 477 2252

Avg. 4.5 5.4 4.5 4.5 4.7

TD 2 5 1 13 21

Season 2002 2003 2004 2005 TOTAL

Att. Yds 91 423 57 262 143 624 148 643 439 1952

Avg. 4.6 4.6 4.4 4.3 4.5

TD 3 2 3 7 15

Season 2000 2001 2002 2003 TOTAL

Att. Yds 18 53 60 275 109 632 174 923 361 1883

Avg. 2.9 4.6 5.8 5.3 5.2

TD 0 1 7 5 13

Season 1977 1978 1979 1980 TOTAL

Att. Yds 19 73 225 1001 131 446 96 298 471 1818

Avg. 3.8 4.4 3.4 3.1 3.9

TD 1 9 3 1 14

Season 2007 2008 2009 2010 TOTAL

Att. Yds 47 238 85 381 108 599 154 616 394 1834

Avg. 5.1 4.5 5.5 4.0 4.7

TD 3 7 12 5 27

Season 1972 1973 1974 TOTAL

Att. Yds 115 456 162 714 146 596 423 1766

Avg. 3.9 4.4 4.1 4.2

TD 4 3 6 13

16. Chris Poston

17. Amos Myles

18. Philip Peoples

19. Jimbo Early (FB)

20. Charles Palmer (FB)

128

Season 2006 2007 2008 2009 TOTAL

Att. Yds 78 349 128 736 66 307 28 208 300 1600

Avg. 4.5 5.8 4.7 7.4 5.3

TD 3 6 0 1 10

Season 1974 1975 1976 1977 TOTAL

Att. Yds 65 356 54 438 69 313 69 382 257 1489

Avg. 5.5 8.1 4.5 5.2 5.8

TD 3 2 5 4 14

Season 1981 1982 TOTAL

Att. Yds 148 662 135 805 283 1467

Avg. 4.5 6.0 5.2

TD 5 8 13

Season 2002 2003 2004 2005 TOTAL

Att. Yds 58 411 62 270 87 370 67 358 274 1409

Avg. 7.1 4.4 4.3 5.3 5.1

TD 5 0 1 5 11

Season 2011 2010 2009 TOTAL

Att. Yds. 200 1,042 5 42 59 294 264 1,378

Avg. 5.2 8.4 4.9 5.2

TD 7 1 2 10

Season 1984 1986 1987 TOTAL

Att. Yds 0 0 124 805 108 556 232 1361

Avg. 0.0 6.5 5.1 5.9

TD 0 7 10 17

Season 1997 1998 TOTAL

Att. Yds 117 529 194 760 311 1289

Avg. 4.5 3.9 4.2

TD 4 6 10

Season 2006 2007 2008 2009 TOTAL

Att. Yds 77 323 37 168 120 602 51 189 285 1282

Avg. 4.2 4.5 5.0 3.7 4.5

TD 4 1 6 2 13

Season 1984 1985 1986 1987 TOTAL

Att. Yds 48 112 73 324 144 633 39 202 304 1271

Avg. 2.3 4.4 4.4 5.3 4.2

TD 1 2 11 1 15

Season 1996 1997 1998 1999 TOTAL

Att. Yds Avg. 68 312 4.6 102 455 4.5 Redshirted 94 441 4.7 264 1208 4.6

TD 1 1 4 6

RECORD BOOK CAREER RUNNING BACK RECORDS Rushing Touchdowns Name 1. Darrell Middleton 2. Justin Richardson 3. Patrick Hall 4. Johnny Walker 5. Shed Harris 6. Nick Roberts (QB) 7. Chris Poston 8. Frank Taylor Jermaine Boston Jimbo Early (FB) 10. Robbie Barnes Po Rogers Philip Keefe (FB) 13. Philip Peoples Chris Foster George Gilliam (FB) Jamie Pope Obbie Todd 17. Sean Odom Harold Wells (FB)

Years 1986-1989 1998-2001 2007-2010 1974-1977 1993-1996 2002-2005 1984-1986 1973-1976 2002-2005 1984-1987 1977-1980 1974-1977 1992-1995 2006-2009 2000-2003 1972-1974 1981-1982 1975-1978 1991-1992 2001-2004

TD 38 34 27 24 21 19 17 15 15 15 14 14 14 13 13 13 13 13 12 12

Attempts Name 1. Darrell Middleton 2. Frank Taylor 3. Justin Richardson 4. Johnny Walker 5. Shed Harris 6. Robbie Barnes 7. Jermaine Boston 8. George Gilliam (FB) 9. Patrick Hall 10. Chris Foster

Years 1986-1989 1973-1976 1998-2001 1974-1977 1993-1996 1977-1980 2002-2005 1972-1974 2007-2010 2000-2003

Att. 598 501 499 493 477 471 439 423 394 361

Yards Per Carry (Min. 250 Attempts) Name Years 1. Darrell Middleton 1986-1989 2. Po Rogers 1974-1977 3. Johnny Walker 1974-1977 4. David Montgomery 2006-2009 Justin Richardson 1998-2001 6. Kenny Little 2009-Present Frank Taylor 1973-1976 Chris Foster 2001-2003 Jamie Pope 1981-1982 Receptions (RB) Name 1. Philip Keefe (FB) 2. David Montgomery 3. Jermaine Boston 4. Jamie Pope 5. Robbie Barnes

Years 1992-1995 2006-2009 2002-2005 1981-1982 1977-1980

No. 88 75 68 67 60

Receiving Yards (RB) Name 1. Philip Keefe (FB) 2. Robbie Barnes 3. David Montgomery 4. Jamie Pope 5. Jermaine Boston

Years 1992-1995 1977-1980 2006-2009 1981-1982 2002-2005

Yds. 837 682 547 505 485

Att. 598 257 493 305 499 264 501 361 283

Yds. 837 547 485 505 682

Avg. 9.5 7.3 7.1 7.5 11.4

YPC 6.5 5.8 5.5 5.3 5.3 5.2 5.2 5.2 5.2

TD 8 4 2 4 3

Receiving Touchdowns (RB) Name 1. Philip Keefe (FB) 2. David Montgomery Jamie Pope 4. Robbie Barnes 5. Chris Poston Charles Palmer (FB)

Years 1992-1995 2006-2009 1981-1982 1977-1980 1984-1987 1996-1999

TD 8 4 4 3 3 3

Yards Per Catch â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Min. 25 Receptions (RB) Name Years No. 1. Justin Richardson 1998-2001 25 2. Sean Odom 1991-1992 40 3. Robbie Barnes 1977-1980 60 4. Charles Palmer (FB) 1996-1999 32 5. Philip Keefe (FB) 1992-1995 88

Avg. 13.2 11.9 11.4 11.2 9.5

SINGLE SEASON RUNNING BACK RECORDS Rushing Yardage Name 1. Darrell Middleton 2. Johnny Walker 3. Justin Richardson 4. Darrell Middleton 5. Shed Harris 6. Kenny Little 7. Frank Taylor 8. Robbie Barnes 9. Chris Foster 10. Darrell Middleton 11. Jamie Pope Chris Poston

Year 1989 1977 2000 1988 1996 2011 1973 1978 2003 1987 1982 1986

Att. 207 241 216 193 242 200 201 225 174 102 135 124

Yards 1401 1360 1110 1090 1080 1042 1014 1001 923 807 805 805

Avg. 6.8 5.6 5.1 5.6 4.5 5.2 5.1 4.4 5.3 7.1 6.0 6.5

TD 9 11 8 11 13 7 5 9 5 11 8 7

Touchdowns Name 1. Shed Harris 2. Patrick Hall 3. Johnny Walker Darrell Middleton Darrell Middleton 6. Johnny Walker Robbie Barnes Darrell Middleton Sean Odoms 10. Justin Richardson Harold Wells (FB)

Year 1996 2009 1977 1987 1988 1976 1978 1989 1992 2000 2004

Attempts Name 1. Shed Harris 2. Johnny Walker 3. Robbie Barnes 4. Justin Richardson 5. Darrell Middleton 6. Frank Taylor 7. Kenny Little 8. Amos Myles 9. Darrell Middleton 10. Chris Foster

Year 1996 1977 1978 2000 1989 1973 2011 1998 1988 2003

Att. 242 241 225 216 207 201 200 194 193 174

Yds 1080 1360 1001 1110 1401 1014 1042 760 1090 923

Avg. 4.5 5.6 4.4 5.1 6.8 5.1 5.2 3.9 5.6 5.3

TD 13 11 9 8 9 5 7 6 11 5

Yards Per Carry (Min. 150 Attempts) Name Year 1. Darrell Middleton 1989 2. Johnny Walker 1977 3. Darrell Middleton 1988 4. Chris Foster 2003 5. Kenny Little 2011

Att. 207 241 193 174 200

Yds 1401 1360 1090 923 1042

Avg. 6.8 5.6 5.6 5.3 5.2

TD 9 11 11 5 7

129

TD 13 12 11 11 11 9 9 9 9 8 8

RECORD BOOK CAREER RECEPTIONS TOP 25 1.

T3.

William Andrews, Jr.

James Perry III

Duvaughn Flagler

T3.

Rodney Robinson

Cameron Brooks

Lonnie Custer

T6.

Duane Foster

Dobson Collins

Kelvin Richardson

T10. Kory Alston

Year 2000 2001 2002 2003 TOTAL

No. 70 43 45 76 234

Yds. 933 556 685 975 3149

Avg. 13.3 12.9 15.2 12.8 13.5

TD 8 6 8 13 35

T10. Austin Gaines

Year 2008 2009 2010 2011 TOTAL

No. 55 61 65 42 223

Yds. 661 749 673 590 2673

Avg. 12.0 12.3 10.4 14.0 11.9

TD 2 3 3 1 9

12.

Rod Jeter

Year 2004 2005 2006 2007 TOTAL

No. 10 55 64 59 188

Yds. 208 826 740 778 2552

Avg. 20.8 15.0 11.6 13.2 13.6

TD 2 13 7 9 31

13.

Darin Bradford

Year 1989 1991 1992 TOTAL

No. 28 46 114 188

Yds. 538 859 1792 3189

Avg. 19.2 18.7 15.7 17.0

TD 5 7 17 29

14.

Ken Reid

Year 1980 1981 1982 1983 TOTAL

No. 44 16 71 45 176

Yds. 469 185 938 542 2134

Avg. 10.6 11.6 13.2 12.0 12.1

TD 3 3 8 5 19

15.

Willie Buchanant

Year 1992 1993 1994 1995 TOTAL

No. 9 61 50 39 159

Yds. 251 898 576 637 2362

Avg. 27.9 14.7 11.5 16.3 14.9

TD 5 4 6 3 18

16.

Frank Cunningham

Year 1979 1981 1982 TOTAL

No. 46 56 57 159

Yds. 725 776 737 2238

Avg. 15.7 13.9 12.9 14.1

TD 11 2 8 21

17.

Phillip Keefe (FB)

Year 2005 2006 2007 2008 TOTAL

No. 8 8 51 76 143

Yds. 55 104 649 937 1745

Avg. 6.9 13.0 12.7 12.3 12.2

TD 1 0 3 10 14

18.

Tyrone McGill

Year 1985 1986 1987 1988 TOTAL

No. 39 30 23 42 134

Yds. 611 503 489 549 2152

Avg. 15.7 16.8 21.3 13.1 16.1

TD 2 1 5 2 10

19.

Chris Gregory

Year 2003 2004 2005 2006 TOTAL

No. 4 42 36 45 127

Yds. 37 769 450 487 1743

Avg. 9.2 18.3 12.5 10.8 13.7

TD 0 8 5 4 17

20.

Lanky Williams

130

Year 2003 2004 2005 2006 TOTAL

No. 21 20 38 48 127

Yds. 224 190 495 690 1599

Avg. 10.7 9.5 13.0 14.4 12.6

TD 3 0 2 3 8

Year 1990 1991 1992 1993 TOTAL

No. 2 18 51 47 118

Yds. 9 131 645 544 1329

Avg. 4.5 7.3 12.6 11.5 11.3

TD 0 0 8 3 11

Year 2000 2001 2002 2003 TOTAL

No. 35 30 26 25 116

Yds. 552 449 296 250 1547

Avg. 15.8 15.0 11.4 10.0 13.3

TD 4 1 2 1 8

Year 1970 1971 1972 1973 TOTAL

No. 37 2 43 27 109

Yds. 732 57 727 416 1932

Avg. 19.9 28.5 16.9 15.4 17.7

TD 8 0 2 2 12

Year 1998 1999 2000 2001 TOTAL

No. 4 22 42 38 106

Yds. 61 357 576 577 1571

Avg. 15.3 16.2 13.7 15.2 14.8

TD 0 4 3 3 10

Year 1985 1986 1987 1988 TOTAL

No. 19 20 30 33 102

Yds. 363 278 435 462 1538

Avg. 19.1 13.9 14.5 14.0 15.1

TD 4 1 1 1 7

Year 1992 1993 1994 1995 TOTAL

No. 0 36 23 29 88

Yds. 0 379 206 252 837

Avg. 0.0 10.5 9.0 8.7 9.5

TD 0 6 1 1 8

Year 1996 1997 1998 TOTAL

No. 25 41 21 87

Yds. 405 547 367 1319

Avg. 16.2 13.4 17.5 15.2

TD 2 3 2 7

Year 1991 1992 1993 1994 TOTAL

No. 1 40 27 14 82

Yds. 63 626 389 141 1219

Avg. 63.0 15.7 14.4 10.1 14.9

TD 0 4 1 4 9

Year 1978 1979 1980 1981 TOTAL

No. 3 9 51 18 81

Yds. 101 136 519 274 1030

Avg. 33.6 15.1 10.2 15.2 12.7

TD 0 1 2 3 6

RECORD BOOK 21. Jason Bright (TE)

22. Tim Waters

23. Vonzell Pittman

24. Jermaine Boston (RB)

25. J.E. Sullivan

Year 1999 2000 2001 2002 TOTAL

No. 10 11 32 27 80

Yds. 220 101 487 242 1050

Avg. 22.0 9.2 15.2 9.0 13.1

TD 4 0 2 2 8

Year 1986 1987 1988 1989 TOTAL

No. 4 26 14 35 79

Yds. 106 396 138 621 1261

Avg. 26.5 15.2 9.9 17.7 16.0

TD 0 4 0 5 9

Year 2003 2004 2005 2007 TOTAL

No. 1 36 23 11 72

Yds. 14 403 233 91 740

Avg. 14.0 11.2 10.1 8.3 10.3

TD 0 0 0 0 0

Year 2002 2003 2004 2005 TOTAL

No. 15 5 19 29 68

Yds. 105 58 117 205 485

Avg. 7.0 11.6 6.2 7.1 7.1

TD 0 1 0 1 2

Year 1998 1999 TOTAL

No. 24 43 67

Yds. 303 471 774

Avg. 12.6 11.0 11.6

TD 2 3 5

CAREER RECEIVING RECORDS Receiving Yards Name 1. Rodney Robinson 2. William Andrews, Jr. 3. James Perry III 4. Duvaughn Flagler 5. Lonnie Custer 6. Duane Foster 7. Kelvin Richardson 8. Cameron Brooks 9. James Perry III 10. Ken Reid

Years 1989-1992 2000-2003 2008-2011 2004-2007 1992-1995 1979-1982 1985-1988 1980-1983 2008-2011 1970-1973

Yds. 3189 3149 2673 2552 2362 2238 2152 2134 2083 1932

Avg. 17.0 13.5 11.9 13.3 14.9 14.1 16.1 12.1 11.5 17.7

Yards Per Catch (Min. 80 Receptions) Name 1. Ken Reid 2. Rodney Robinson 3. Kelvin Richardson 4. Tyrone McGill 5. Lonnie Custer 6. Chris Gregory 7. Willie Buchanant 8. Duane Foster 9. Kory Alston

Years 1970-1973 1989-1992 1985-1988 1995-1998 1992-1995 1992-1994 1998-2001 1979-1982 2003-2006

No. 109 188 134 87 159 82 106 159 127

Avg. 17.7 17.0 16.1 15.2 14.9 14.9 14.8 14.1 13.7

Receiving Touchdowns Name 1. William Andrews, Jr. 2. Duvaughn Flagler 3. Rodney Robinson 4. Duane Foster 5. Cameron Brooks 6. Lonnie Custer 7. Kory Alston 8. Dobson Collins 9. Eric Harris Ken Reid

Years 2000-2003 2004-2007 1989-1992 1979-1982 1980-1983 1992-1995 2003-2006 2005-2008 1997 1970-1973

TD 35 31 29 21 19 18 17 14 12 12

131

Receiver James Perry III (2008-2011).

RECORD BOOK SINGLE SEASON RECEIVING RECORDS Receptions Name 1. Rodney Robinson 2. William Andrews, Jr. Dobson Collins 4. Cameron Brooks 5. William Andrews, Jr. 6. James Perry III 7. Duvaughn Flagler 8. Lonnie Custer 9. James Perry III 10. Duvaughn Flagler Duane Foster

Year 1992 2003 2008 1982 2000 2010 2006 1993 2009 2007 1982

No. 114 76 76 71 70 65 64 61 61 57 57

Single Season Yardage Name 1. Rodney Robinson 2. William Andrews, Jr. 3. Cameron Brooks 4. Dobson Collins 5. William Andrews, Jr. 6. Lonnie Custer 7. Rodney Robinson 8. Duvaughn Flagler 9. Duvaughn Flagler 10. Duane Foster

Year 1992 2003 1982 2008 2000 1993 1991 2005 2007 1981

Yds. 1792 975 938 937 933 898 859 826 778 776

Receiving Touchdowns Name 1. Rodney Robinson 2. Duvaughn Flagler William Andrews, Jr. 4. Eric Harris 5. Duane Foster

Year 1992 2005 2003 1997 1979

TD 17 13 13 12 11

Yards Per Catch (Min. 25 Receptions) Name 1. Ken Reid 2. Terrance Porter 3. Rodney Robinson 4. Rodney Robinson 5. Kory Alston 6. Tim Waters Elvin Webber 8. Kelvin Richardson 9. Lonnie Custer 10. Tyrone McGill

Year 1970 1996 1989 1991 2004 1989 1976 1986 1995 1996

No. 37 27 28 46 42 35 28 30 39 25

T2.

Steve Duncan

Mike Pondo

Rick Chapman

Years 1992 1993 TOTAL

No. 24 22 46

Yds. 277 232 509

Avg. 11.5 10.5 11.1

TD 5 6 11

Years 1986 1987 1988 1989 TOTAL

No. 13 18 2 7 40

Yds. 142 214 15 65 436

Avg. 10.9 11.9 7.5 9.3 10.9

TD 2 0 0 0 2

Years 1971 1972 1973 1974 TOTAL

No. 4 5 7 18 34

Yds. 44 61 103 304 512

Avg. 11.0 12.2 14.7 16.8 15.1

TD 0 1 1 1 3

Avg. 19.9 19.5 19.2 18.7 18.3 17.7 17.7 16.8 16.3 16.2

TIGHT END CAREER RECEPTIONS 1.

Jason Bright

T2.

Josh Miller

Years 1999 2000 2001 2002 TOTAL

No. 10 11 32 27 80

Yds. 220 101 487 242 1050

Avg. 22.0 9.2 15.2 9.0 13.1

TD 4 0 2 2 8

Years 2007 2008 2009 2010 TOTAL

No. 2 18 14 24 59

Yds. 29 203 131 103 672

Avg. 14.5 11.3 9.4 12.6 11.4

TD 0 1 0 0 1

Tight End Jason Bright. (1999-2002).

132

RECORD BOOK TOP 20 CAREER TACKLES (TOTAL HITS) Rnk. Name Years 1. Tory Atkins (1998-2001) 2. Bo Shannon (1995-1998) 3. Darren Nosal (1988-1991) 4. Darryl Perry (1982-1985) 5. Raymond Jennings (1990-1993) Johnny Baker (1980-1983) 7. Tim Sullivan (1996-1999) 8. Jon Atkins (1991-1994) 9. Jeffery Williams (2007-Present) 10. Mario Williams (2001-2004) 11. Thomas Mack (1986-1989) 12. Marty Patterson (2008-2011) 13. Dunsey Harper (1989-1992) 14. Mario Brown (2005-2009) Tim Hardie (1982-1985) 16. Sam Durst (1997-2000) 17. Keppy Baucom (2002-2005) Jim Maxwell (2000-2003) 19. Daniel Cooke (2005-2008) 20. Eric Brewton (1985-1988)

Position LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB LB DB DB LB LB/DB LB LB DB LB LB/DB DB DB

Tackles 485 463 431 387 379 379 373 356 345 326 325 323 319 312 312 307 306 306 282 278

TOP 10 SINGLE SEASON TACKLES (TOTAL HITS) Rnk. Name Year 1. Darryl Perry 1985 2. Raymond Jennings 1992 3. Dunsey Harper 1992 4. Tory Atkins 1999 5. Darren Nosal 1990 6. Tory Atkins 2000 7. Tim Sullivan 1999 8. Thomas Mack 1989 9. Bo Shannon 1998 10. Bo Shannon 1996

Position LB LB LB LB LB LB LB DB LB LB

Tackles 155 152 151 150 141 138 137 136 128 127

TOP 10 SINGLE SEASON SOLO TACKLES Rnk. Name Year 1. Thomas Mack 1989 2. Darryl Perry 1985 3. Dunsey Harper 1992 4. Ralph Warthen 1981 5. Kevan Sawyer 1987 Tory Atkins 2000 7. Darren Nosal 1990 Tory Atkins 1999 9. Bo Shannon 1997 Johnny Baker 1982

Position DB LB LB DL LB LB LB LB LB LB

Tackles 102 96 94 91 87 87 85 85 79 79

TOP 10 CAREER SACKS Rnk. Name 1. Gabe Wilkins 2. Jason Burns 3. Darryl Perry 4. Tim Hardie 5. Bryan Allen 6. Brian Johnston 7. Chris Mintz 8. Raymond Jennings Jason Barnes 10. Brian Brooks

Year 1990-1993 1988-1991 1982-1985 1982-1985 1990-1993 2004-2007 1997-1999 1990-1993 1992-1995 1997-1999

Position DL DL LB LB DL DE DL LB DL DL

Sacks 29.0 27.0 24.0 23.0 21.0 20.5 19.0 18.0 18.0 17.0

TOP 10 SINGLE SEASON SACKS Rnk. Name 1. Chris Mintz 2. Gabe Wilkins Jason Burns Darryl Perry 5. Brian Brooks 6. Bryan Thornburg Bryan Allen Jason Burns Mark Kimel

Year 1999 1992 1990 1985 1999 2004 1992 1991 1989

Position DL DL DL LB DL DL DL DL DL

Sacks 12 11 11 11 10 9 9 9 9

TOP 10 CAREER TACKLES FOR LOSS ( ASSISTS AS FULL ) Rnk. Name Year Position 1. Brian Johnston 2004-2007 DE 2. Gabe Wilkins 1990-1993 DL 3. Tory Atkins 1998-2001 LB 4. Jason Burns 1988-1991 DL 5. Chris Mintz 1997-1999 DL Jason Barnes 1992-1995 DL 7. Bryan Allen 1990-1993 DL 8. Harold Wells 2001-2004 DL 9. Marty Patterson 2008-2011 LB 10. Raymond Jennings 1990-1993 LB

TFL 56 53 52 44 42 42 40 39 38 34

TOP 10 SEASON TACKLES FOR LOSS ( ASSISTS AS FULL ) Rnk. Name Year Position 1. Brian Johnston 2007 DE 2. Chris Mintz 1999 DL Harold Wells 2004 DL 4. Tory Atkins 2001 LB 5. Jason Burns 1991 DL Preston Pemasa 2010 DL 7. Jason Burns 1990 DL 8. Gabe Wilkins 1993 DL Bryan Allen 1992 DL 10. Mark Kimel 1989 DL

TFL 29 28 28 23 19 19 18 17 17 16

TOP 10 CAREER INTERCEPTIONS Rnk. Name Year 1. Eric Brewton 1985-1988 Chris Johnson 1976-1979 3. James Harbison 1990-1993 Speedy Mickels 1993-1996 5. Thomas Mack 1986-1989 Darius Davis 1980-1983 7. James Ingram 1988-1991 8. Lamar Ingram 1999-2002 9. Charlie Harbison 1978-1981 Nip Henderson 1997-2001

Position DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB

INT 25 25 17 17 16 16 13 12 11 11

TOP 10 SINGLE SEASON INTERCEPTIONS Rnk. Name Year 1. James Harbison 1992 2. Eric Brewton 1985 3. Chris Johnson 1977 4. Speedy Mickels 1996 5. James Ingram 1990 Eric Brewton 1987 Darius Davis 1982 Charlie Harbison 1980 Chris Johnson 1979 Chris Johnson 1978

Position DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB

INT 12 10 8 7 6 6 6 6 6 6

TOP 10 CAREER PASS BREAK UPS Rnk. Name Year 1. Mario Williams 2001-2004 Shon Dawkins 1997-1999 3. James Harbison 1990-93 4. Nip Henderson 1997-2001 5. Anthony Dixon 1996-1999 Lamar Ingram 1999-2002 7. Terry McGowan 1991-1992 Speedy Mickles 1993-1996 9. Joey Houston 1991-1994 10. Cedric McGowan 2006-2010

Position DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB DB

PBU 35 35 34 33 29 29 28 28 27 26

TOP 5 SINGLE SEASON PASS BREAK UPS Rnk. Name Year 1. James Harbison 1992 2. Allen Davis 2004 3. Lamar Ingram 2001 Shon Dawkins 1998 5. Mario Williams 2003 Terry McGowan 1992

Position DB DB DB DB DB DB

PBU 20 17 16 16 15 15

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ALL-AMERICA RUNNINâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; BULLDOGS YEAR 1973 1975 1976 1977 1978 1980 1982

1983 1985 1987

NAME Richard Grissom Bob Bolick Mike Cox Johnny Walker Jeff Carter Ralph Warthen Chip Stuart Carlisle Koontz Cameron Brooks (Jr.) Cameron Brooks Eric Brewton (Fr.) Jeff Parker

POSITION Linebacker Offensive Lineman Placekicker Running Back Offensive Lineman Defensive Lineman Quarterback Placekicker Wide Receiver Wide Receiver Defensive Back Placekicker

1987 1988 1989

Eric Brewton (Jr.) Eric Brewton Darrell Middleton

Defensive Back Defensive Back Running Back

1989 1989 1992

Mark Kimel Thomas Mack Rodney Robinson

Defensive Lineman Defensive Back Wide Receiver

1992 1992

John Craven* (So.) Dunsey Harper

Quarterback Linebacker

1992

Gabe Wilkins (Jr.)

Defensive Lineman

1992

James Harbison** (Jr.)

Defensive Back

1992

Andre Kwasnik

Placekicker

1992 1992

Terry McGowen Raymond Jennings

Defensive Back Linebacker

1993

Gabe Wilkins

Defensive Lineman

1994 1995

Terry Guess (So.) Jason Brewer

Wide Receiver Defensive Lineman

1996 1998

Lonnie Custer Speedy Mickles (Jr.) Speedy Mickles Bo Shannon

Wide Receiver Defensive Back Defensive Back Linebacker

1999 2000

Chris Mintz Tory Atkins (Jr.)

Defensive Lineman Linebacker

2000

Sam Durst

Defensive Back

2000

William Andrews, Jr. (Fr.)

Wide Receiver

2000

Jeremy Martin (So.)

Quarterback

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SPONSOR Kodak NAIA NAIA NAIA NAIA NAIA NAIA NAIA NAIA NAIA NAIA NAIA AP Little NAIA NAIA NAIA Don Hansen Don Hansen Don Hansen NAIA AP Little Kodak Don Hansen Don Hansen NAIA Don Hansen NAIA Don Hansen NAIA Don Hansen NAIA Don Hansen NAIA NAIA Don Hansen Kodak AP Little Dr. C.M. Franks Dr. C.M. Franks CoSIDA Dr. C.M. Franks Dr. C.M. Franks CoSIDA Daktronics AP Little Don Hansen Don Hansen Don Hansen (I-AA) NCCAA Don Hansen (I-AA) NCCAA Don Hansen (I-AA) NCCAA Don Hansen (I-AA) NCCAA

TEAM First Second Second First First Second First Second Second Second First First First First Second Second Second First First First First First First First First First First First First First First First Second Second Second First First First Second Third Hon. Mention Hon. Mention Second Second Second Third Second Third First Third ***First Hon. Mention First Hon. Mention Hon. Mention

ALL-AMERICA RUNNINâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; BULLDOGS YEAR 2000

NAME Justin Richardson (Jr.)

POSITION Running Back

2000

Richard Williams (Jr.)

Offensive Lineman

2001 2001

William Andrews, Jr. (So.) Tory Atkins

Wide Receiver Linebacker

2001

Jason Bright (Jr.)

Tight End

2001

Lamar Ingram (Jr.)

Defensive Back

2001

Jeremy Martin (Jr.)

Quarterback

2001

Richard Williams

Offensive Lineman

2002 2002 2002 2002 2003

Mario Williams (So.) Jim Maxwell (Jr.) Jeremy Martin Jason Bright Mario Williams (Jr.)

Defensive Back Linebacker Quarterback Tight End Defensive Back

2003

Graham Whitlock (Jr.)

Punter

2003 2004

Harold Wells (Jr.) Harold Wells

Defensive Lineman Defensive Lineman

2004 2005 2006

Allen Davis Duvaughn Flagler (So.) Brian Johnston (Jr.)

Defensive Back Receiver Defensive End

2006 2006 2007

Mario Brown (So.) Kris King Brian Johnston

Linebacker Offensive Lineman Defensive End

2007 2007 2008

Mario Brown (Jr.) Cedric McGowan (So.) Jeffery Williams (So.)

Linebacker Defensive Back Linebacker

2008

Dobson Collins (Sr.)

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TEAM Hon. Mention First Hon. Mention ****First First Second Third Second First Hon. Mention First Hon. Mention First Hon. Mention Hon. Mention Hon. Mention ****First Third Team Hon. Mention Hon. Mention Hon. Mention First Team First Team Second Team Third Team First Team Second Team Second Team Second Team Third Team Second Team First Team First Team First Team First Team First Team First Team Second Team Third Team Second Team Second Team Third Team Honorable Mention First Team First Team First Team First Team First Team First Team Second Team Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Third Team Third Team Honorable Mention

ANNUAL RESULTS 1970 (2-8) Coach: George Litton GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

14 3 12 7 28 19 18 20 6 12

Lenoir-Rhyne Newberry Milsaps Guilford Samford Bluefield St. Mars Hill Presbyterian Georgetown Elon

27 0 21 35 56 21 13 44 19 30

1977 (7-4) Coach: Oval Jaynes GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

38 9 0 22 42 27 51 7 17 17 6

Glenville State Newberry Mars Hill Liberty Lenoir-Rhyne Catawba Carson-Newman Elon Presbyterian Georgetown Wofford

7 7 14 7 7 20 23 27 0 20 7

1971 (3-7) Coach: George Litton GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

24 0 14 42 7 14 13 10 34 13

Lenoir-Rhyne Newberry Elon Guilford Samford Carson-Newman Mars Hill Presbyterian Georgetown Maryville

6 20 33 14 9 16 27 35 13 21

1978 (4-5-1) Coach: Billy Kinard GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

10 3 20 7 14 31 13 3 28 31

Newberry Mars Hill Liberty Lenoir-Rhyne Catawba Carson-Newman Elon Presbyterian Hampton Wofford

17 7 20 28 7 11 17 10 13 24

1972 (2-8) Coach: George Litton GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

8 7 10 35 7 17 17 14 7 0

Newberry Samford Guilford Georgetown Catawba Carson-Newman Mars Hill Presbyterian Wofford Elon

14 21 0 0 30 34 18 35 24 20

0 23 17 7 36 0 0 30 23 35 22 10

Elon Newberry Samford Guilford Georgetown Catawba Carson-Newman Mars Hill Presbyterian Wofford Lenoir-Rhyne Stephen F. Austin

48 14 0 0 6 17 10 21 28 20 20 31

1979 (2-9) Coach: Tom Moore GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

24 21 32 19 15 17 14 3 21 26 84

Newberry Mars Hill Liberty Lenoir-Rhyne Catawba Carson-Newman Elon Presbyterian Emory & Henry Wofford Mexico

13 27 20 28 24 54 50 21 7 61 0

1973 (7-5) Coach: George Litton GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU 1974 (2-5-1) Coach: George Litton GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

1980 (3-7) Coach: Tom Moore GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

7 7 0 14 14 0 3 24 21 35

WV Wesleyan Newberry Mars Hill Lenoir-Rhyne Liberty Carson-Newman Elon Presbyterian Catawba Wofford

6 17 14 20 15 26 37 17 0 49

14 17 14 16 3 33 23 7

Lenoir-Rhyne Wofford Guilford Georgetown Catawba Carson-Newman Mars Hill Presbyterian

14 31 17 14 35 28 26 10

1975 (1-7) Coach: Oval Jaynes GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

14 0 12 21 12 13 18 26

Lenoir-Rhyne Newberry Mars Hill Georgetown Catawba Carson-Newman Presbyterian Wofford

19 15 40 20 13 17 10 30

1981 (5-5) Coach: Tom Moore GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

14 31 26 14 27 32 17 10 16 21

WV Wesleyan Newberry Mars Hill Liberty Lenoir-Rhyne Catawba Carson-Newman Elon Presbyterian Wofford

7 8 14 15 29 31 27 56 35 45

1976 (5-5) Coach: Oval Jaynes GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

21 10 23 49 76 27 24 10 20 41

Wofford Newberry Mars Hill Liberty Lenoir-Rhyne Catawba Carson-Newman Elon Presbyterian Georgetown

12 13 20 20 6 35 27 17 17 60

1982 (7-3) Coach: Tom Moore GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

29 43 29 38 43 24 38 21 17 28

Wofford WV Wesleyan Newberry Mars Hill Georgia Southern Lenoir-Rhyne Catawba Carson-Newman Elon Presbyterian

31 9 7 24 6 21 31 36 19 21

1983 (5-6) Coach: Ellis Johnson GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

8 20 6 11 39 17

West Georgia Newberry Mars Hill Georgia Southern Lenoir-Rhyne Appalachian St.

23 13 3 25 7 21

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ANNUAL RESULTS GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

20 17 2 7 28

Carson-Newman Elon Presbyterian Western Carolina Wofford

24 15 8 43 7

1984 (4-6) Coach: Woody Fish GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

14 7 38 14 16 14 7 12 3 19

West Georgia Newberry Livingstone Lenoir-Rhyne Catawba Carson-Newman Elon Presbyterian Mars Hill Wofford

5 22 10 10 25 25 53 23 21 42

1985 (6-5) Coach: Woody Fish GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

49 0 20 24 38 21 7 10 0 22 28

Davidson Newberry Georgia SW Livingstone Lenoir-Rhyne Catawba Carson-Newman Elon Presbyterian Mars Hill Wofford

14 14 7 27 8 31 13 3 26 42 14

1986 (6-5) Coach: Woody Fish GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU 1987 (11-2) SAC Champions Coach: Woody Fish GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU *NAIA National Playoffs 1988 (4-6-1) Coach: Woody Fish GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU 1989 (7-4) Coach: Woody Fish GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

13 13 49 24 45 22 24 33 35 24 30

Western Kentucky Newberry Georgia SW Livingstone Lenoir-Rhyne Catawba Carson-Newman Elon Presbyterian Mars Hill Wofford

35 16 14 7 17 35 51 31 13 17 32

28 39 36 33 56 31 16 49 27 38 36 27 24

Western Kentucky Livingstone Newberry Wingate Lenoir-Rhyne Catawba Carson-Newman Elon Presbyterian Mars Hill Wofford *Moorhead St. (MN) *Carson-Newman

24 3 29 3 5 17 35 28 26 27 3 7 27

10 21 10 28 31 7 12 30 20 18 42

Knoxville Coll. Newberry Appalachian St. Wingate Lenoir-Rhyne Catawba Carson-Newman Elon Presbyterian Mars Hill Charleston Southern

10 33 39 23 38 24 22 10 19 21 0

7 36 21 24 39 14 20 10 31

Appalachian St. Knoxville Coll. Newberry Wingate Lenoir-Rhyne Catawba Carson-Newman Elon Presbyterian

43 8 7 10 30 17 23 20 14

GWU GWU 1990 (2-8) Coach: Woody Fish GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU 1991 (6-5) Coach: Woody Fish GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

16 22

Mars Hill Concord

14 21

10 10 21 15 7 0 23 17 10 16

Livingston (AL) Newberry West Virginia Tech Wingate Lenoir-Rhyne Catawba Carson-Newman Elon Presbyterian Mars Hill

43 12 43 17 39 14 48 41 7 3

31 7 10 50 34 6 21 16 13 8 42

J.C. Smith Livingston (AL) Newberry Lees-McRae Wingate Lenoir-Rhyne Catawba Carson-Newman Elon Presbyterian Mars Hill

0 24 0 0 24 24 24 52 10 10 18

Central Florida Charleston Southern Newberry Lees-McRae Wingate Lenoir-Rhyne Catawba Carson-Newman Elon Presbyterian Mars Hill *Concord (WV) *Shepherd (WV) **Central State

71 0 16 6 33 17 17 6 23 13 13 21 7 19

1992 (12-2) SAC Champions, NAIA National Finalist School-Record For Victories Coach: Woody Fish GWU 21 GWU 56 GWU 65 GWU 57 GWU 69 GWU 52 GWU 34 GWU 25 GWU 28 GWU 46 GWU 45 GWU 28 GWU 22 GWU 16 *NAIA National Playoffs **NAIA National Championship Game 1993 (1-9) Coach: Woody Fish GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU 1994 (5-6)

34 34 21 28 40 36 10 21 30 21

Lees-McRae UT-Chattanooga Newberry Wingate Lenoir-Rhyne Catawba Carson-Newman Elon Presbyterian Mars Hill

29 59 23 56 47 40 47 64 34 40

Coach: Woody Fish GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

14 21 23 30 34 21 63 21 14 33 48

Wofford J.C. Smith UT-Chattanooga Newberry Wingate Lenoir-Rhyne Catawba Carson-Newman Elon Presbyterian Mars Hill

20 13 47 13 36 42 19 41 21 24 40

1995 (6-4) Coach: Woody Fish GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

21 42 21 14 30 19 10 38 20 14

Valdosta State Fort Valley State Newberry Wingate Lenoir-Rhyne Catawba Carson-Newman Elon Presbyterian Mars Hill

34 0 16 10 13 21 38 20 34 6

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ANNUAL RESULTS 1996 (2-9) Coach: Woody Fish GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

16 14 14 0 24 28 31 20 29 20 32

Valdosta State N.C. Central Fort Valley State Newberry Wingate Lenoir-Rhyne Catawba Carson-Newman Elon Presbyterian Mars Hill

42 31 17 16 21 25 36 29 34 21 38

1997 (8-3) Coach: Steve Patton GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

38 20 53 35 34 32 6 14 66 16 25

J.C. Smith N.C. Central West Va. State Newberry Wingate Lenoir-Rhyne Catawba Carson-Newman Tusculum Presbyterian (OT) Mars Hill

1998 (6-5) Coach: Steve Patton GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

28 13 27 31 38 17 3 13 30 9 27

J.C. Smith N.C. Central West Va. State Newberry Wingate Lenoir-Rhyne Catawba Carson-Newman Tusculum Presbyterian Mars Hill

1999 (7-4) Coach: Steve Patton GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

51 16 48 31 35 27 7 6 24 31 14

J.C. Smith N.C. Central North Greenville Newberry Wingate Lenoir-Rhyne Catawba Carson-Newman Tusculum Presbyterian Mars Hill

2000 (7-4) - Inaugural Season At Division I-AA Coach: Steve Patton GWU 24 Morris Brown GWU 36 Concord (WV) GWU 8 Liberty GWU 25 Mars Hill GWU 17 Northwestern State GWU 17 Elon GWU 22 Virginia Union GWU 36 Samford GWU 28 New Haven GWU 38 (23) New Hampshire GWU 42 Savannah State 2001 (6-4) Coach: Steve Patton GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

45 17 41 14 35 17 29 38 34 54

UT-Martin East Tennessee State Samford (3 OT) Elon Morris Brown Virginia Union Liberty Florida Atlantic Savannah State Trinity International *

2002 (9-1, 3-0 Big South) - Inaugural Big South Champions Coach: Steve Patton GWU 28 Morgan State GWU 0 (12) Georgia Southern GWU 13 ETSU GWU 26 Chattanooga GWU 31 Liberty GWU 38 Elon GWU 17 Fla. International GWU 24 UT-Martin (25) GWU 57 Charleston Southern (22) GWU 44 Savannah State

24 56 10 24 21 27 14 0 15 13

13 12 28 10 54 0 34 35 6 13 15

2003 (8-4, 4-0 Big South) - Big South Champions Coach: Steve Patton (25) GWU 45 Clark-Atlanta (25) GWU 3 (15) Montana State GWU 52 Webber International GWU 23 Chattanooga GWU 0 (8) Furman GWU 38 Coastal Carolina GWU 27 Liberty GWU 37 VMI GWU 26 (17) Florida Atlantic GWU 46 Charleston Southern GWU 22 Florida International GWU 16 Western Carolina

0 38 10 13 45 17 17 25 31 0 19 39

40 15 16 28 17 14 25 42 10 38 13

2004 (5-6, 2-2 Big South) Coach: Steve Patton GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

26 56 6 26 9 25 28 19 17 18 52

Tennessee Tech Morgan State (4) Furman (25) Western Carolina Liberty (25) Hampton VMI Coastal Carolina (12) Wofford Charleston Southern (27) SE Louisiana

32 49 38 20 (OT) 17 48 17 31 49 0 34

0 0 0 34 25 14 34 28 21 20 17

2005 (5-6, 2-2 Big South) Coach: Steve Patton GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

65 54 28 31 21 31 55 21 7 31 42

Union (Ky.) Belhaven (Miss.) UT-Martin (7) Furman (8) Hampton (15) Coastal Carolina VMI Liberty Charleston Southern Savannah State Wofford

12 7 31 48 52 34 (OT) 52 (3 OT) 16 38 21 56

19 14 19 27 57 41 20 17 10 35 18

2006 (6-5, 2-2 Big South) Coach: Steve Patton GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

49 30 9 6 28 31 27 35 14 24 17

Jacksonville Tennessee Tech UT-Martin (2) Appalachian State Southeastern Louisiana Glenville State Liberty VMI (25) Charleston Southern (14) Coastal Carolina (23) Wofford

14 26 35 41 21 23 24 31 28 52 34

20 31 49 27 17 25 25 19 14 14

2007 (5-6, 2-2 Big South) Coach: Steve Patton GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

14 27 15 13 7 17 36 29 14 0

Ohio Jacksonville Mississippi State Austin Peay (5) Appalachian State (8) Wofford VMI Charleston Southern Coastal Carolina Liberty

36 6 31 20 45 52 22 25 17 31

*National Christian College Athletic Association’s Victory Bowl – Boiling Springs

138

ANNUAL RESULTS 2008 (5-6, 2-3 Big South) Coach: Steve Patton GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

12 31 31 33 10 7 47 34 34 18 10

Tennessee Tech Tusculum Austin Peay Sam Houston State Charleston Southern Georgia Tech Presbyterian VMI Stony Brook Coastal Carolina (22) Liberty

2009 (6-5, 3-3 Big South) Coach: Steve Patton GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

58 27 14 27 3 27 65 14 21 28 21

Mars Hill Western Carolina NC State VMI Buffalo Charleston Southern Southern Virginia Stony Brook Coastal Carolina (16) Liberty Presbyterian

28 12 15 49 13 10 21 27 33 23 30

2010 (4-7, 2-4 Big South) Coach: Steve Patton GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

28 38 14 14 7 35 24 27 14 3 10

Brevard Akron Western Carolina Sam Houston State Old Dominion Charleston Southern Presbyterian Coastal Carolna (12) Liberty Stony Brook VMI

14 37 (ot) * 28 30 10 25 26 30 (ot) 40 55 7

14 20 45 23 40 20 0 24 26 51 14

2011 (4-7, 2-4 Big South) Coach: Ron Dickerson, Jr. GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU GWU

34 3 5 14 3 14 26 14 34 28 24

Brevard Ohio Wake Forest Samford Liberty Presbyterian Coastal Carolina Charleston Southern Virginia State Stony Brook VMI

17 30 48 41 35 28 24 7 13 76 31

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141 141

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DR. FRANK BONNER

Dr. A. Frank Bonner, in his eighth year as the president of Gardner-Webb University, took office on May 2, 2005, and was inaugurated on April 6, 2006. Bonner is no stranger to Gardner-Webb, having been a part of the University family since 1987. In 1987, Bonner came to Gardner-Webb as Vice President for Academic Affairs. His role later evolved into Vice President for Academic and Student Affairs, and then Provost and Senior Vice President. He was named President in May 2005 and took office on July 1. Bonner has been heavily involved in accreditation work through the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS), serving on 31 accreditation committees, including 22 as committee chair. He has also chaired four NCAA Division I Recertification visiting committees. Bonner currently serves on the Board of the SACS Commission on Colleges; he is Vice President of the Big South Conference, Vice Chair/Chair Elect of the International Association of Baptist Colleges and Universities, and a member of the Executive Committee of the North Carolina Independent Colleges and Universities. While at Gardner-Webb, Bonner has remained active in civic affairs, currently serving on the Board of Directors for the Boy Scouts of America Piedmont Council. He is a past chair of the Cleveland County Chamber, a Rotary past President, a previous Paul Harris Fellow, and he has been a board member for numerous organizations. He is a member of First Baptist Church, Shelby, where he teaches Sunday School and serves as a Deacon. After twenty-two years in the United States Army Reserve, Bonner retired at the rank of Colonel. A native of Greenville, S.C., Bonner graduated from Furman University in 1969. Coincidentally, his major professor was Dr. Phil L. Elliott, son of the legendary president of Gardner-Webb from 1943 until 1961, Phillip Lovin Elliott. After Furman, Bonner earned the M.A. from the University of Georgia in 1971, and the Ph.D. from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1977. His specialty is Victorian literature, primarily the poetry of Alfred Tennyson, and eighteenth-century British literature, with a special interest in Jonathan Swift. In 1974, Bonner began his academic career as a faculty member at Anderson University in Anderson, South Carolina. He was particu-

larly active in civic life in Anderson, most notably as chairman of the Board of Trustees for Anderson County School District Five. Bonner was assigned various administrative responsibilities at Anderson and, immediately prior to coming to Gardner-Webb, was Associate Dean for Special Programs. Bonner is married to Florence Dell (Flossie) Black of Chester, South Carolina, also a Furman graduate. She is a retired high school mathematics teacher. They have two daughters, Alison Bonner Dalton of Charlotte, North Carolina, and Florence Bonner Crawford of Fort Myers, Florida. The Bonners have several grandchildren.

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CHUCK BURCH

Gardner-Webb alumnus Chuck Burch is in his 16th year as Vice President for Athletics and his 29th year in athletics administration. The Charlotte, N.C., native spearheaded the Bulldogs move into Division I athletics, which resulted in Gardner-Webb’s addition to the Big South Conference as an associate member for football in 2001, and GWU's move to the Big South as a full member – which became official on July 1, 2008. Burch oversees all athletic operations at Gardner-Webb, including management and supervision of athletic programs, facilities and budgets. During his career at GWU, Burch has overseen across-the-board improvements in athletics facilities and the addition of five new sports since arriving in 1997. A sixth sport, men's swimming, was added in 2007-08. Burch is also responsible for continued improvements in the quality and quantity of Gardner-Webb’s athletics staff – with a number of full-time positions created to assist and enhance the entire department. GWU athletics has seen a steady increase in academic performance since Burch's arrival, and the department has posted a combined GPA above 3.0 in each of the last five academic years. In 2009-2010, Gardner-Webb posted its highest finish in the annual Big South Conference Sasser Cup, taking No. 4 in the final standings of the all-sports race. The women’s basketball team captured its first Big South Tournament title, advancing to the first round of the NCAA Division I Women’s Basketball Championship Tournament. Two other teams – women’s soccer and baseball – advanced to the league tournament title game in their respective seasons as well. Gardner-Webb's final year in the Atlantic Sun Conference was fruitful, with several notable wins and the usual high number of strong

academic performances by the Bulldogs' student-athletes. GWU enjoyed its most successful athletics year as a Division I member in 2006-07. Gardner-Webb won its first Atlantic Sun Conference Academic Championship, unseating Belmont University for the title. The Bulldogs also finished third in the men's and women's combined sports standings – a very impressive effort in the race for the inaugural Bill Bibb Trophy. Gardner-Webb's men's soccer team captured the imagination of fans across Cleveland County during its run to the 2006 A-Sun Championship and NCAA Tournament second round. National qualifiers in Track & Field, swimming and wrestling highlighted competitive success for the Bulldogs in 2006-2007. Burch, a graduate of Independence (N.C.) High in Charlotte, and former member of Gardner-Webb’s football and tennis teams, spent 1991-1997 as Director of Athletics at Liberty (Va.) University, and was instrumental in a successful and well run department in Lynchburg as well. He also served Liberty as Associate Director of Athletics (1988-1990), Assistant Director of Athletics (1984-1988), Sports Information Director (1986-1988) and Assistant Director of Sports Information (1982-1984). After graduating from Gardner-Webb in 1979 with a bachelor's degree in Social Science, Burch, 54, earned his master's degree from Eastern Kentucky University in 1982. His wife, Franki, holds a Ph.D. in Health Education from the University of Virginia, and is Associate Provost for Professional and Graduate Studies at Gardner-Webb. The couple has three children, Travis; Danielle, a 2012 graduate of Brevard College; and Amy, a freshman soccer player at High Point University.

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ACADEMIC PROGRAMS UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMS

Accountancy (BS) American Sign Language (BA) American Sign Language with Teacher Licensure (BA) Art (BA) Art (BFA) Art Education (BA) Athletic Training (BS) Biblical Studies (BA) Biology (BS) Business Administration (BS) Chemistry (BS) Church Music (BM) Communication Studies (BA) Composition (BA) Computer Information Systems (BS) Computer Science (BS) Discipleship Studies (BA) Economics/Finance (BS) Elementary Education (BS) Elective Studies in Music Business (BM) English (BA) English as a Second Language with Teacher Licensure English with Teacher Licensure (BA) Environmental Science (BS) Exercise Science (BS) French (BA) French with Teacher Licensure (BA) Global Studies (BA) History (BA) History with Teacher Licensure (BA) International Business Administration (BS) Journalism (BA) Mathematics (BS) Mathematics Education (BS) Marketing (BS) Middle Grades Education (BS) Missiology (BA) Music (BA) Music Education (BM) Nursing (ADN) Nursing (BSN)

Performance (BM) Philosophy and Theology (BA) Physical Education/Health Education with Teacher Licensure (BS) Political Science (BA) Psychology (BS) Social Science (BA) Social Science with Teacher Licensure (BA) Sociology (BA) Spanish (BA) Spanish with Teacher Licensure (BA) Sport Management (BS) Theatre Arts (BA) World Religions (BA) Youth Discipleship Studies (BA)

GRADUATE SCHOOL

Master of Arts in Elementary Education (MA) Master of Arts in English (MA) Master of Arts in English Education (MA) Master of Arts in Executive Leadership Studies (MA) Master of Arts/Educational Specialist in Mental Health Counseling (MA/Ed.S) Master of Arts in Middle Grades Education (MA) Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) Master of Arts in School Counseling (MA) Master of Arts in Sport Science and Pedagogy (MA) Master of Arts in Religion (MA) Post Masterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Nursing Certificate Programs

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

Master of Business Administration (MBA) Master of Accountancy (MAcc) International MBA (IMBA) Business Foundation Certificate MBA PLUS Certificate

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SCHOOL OF DIVINITY

Master of Divinity in Biblical Studies (M.Div) Master of Divinity in Christian Education and Formation (M.Div)

Master of Divinity in Intercultural Studies (M.Div) Master of Divinity in Missiology (M.Div) Master of Divinity in Pastoral Care and Counseling (M.Div)

Master of Divinity in Pastoral Studies (M.Div) Dual Degree Programs Available Master of Divinity/Master of Business Administration (M.Div/MBA) Master of Divinity/Master of Arts in English (M.Div/MA) Master of Divinity/Master of Arts in English Education (M.Div/MA)

Master of Divinity/Master of Arts/Ed.S. in Mental Health (M.Div/MA/Ed.S.) Master of Divinity/Master of Arts in Religion (M.Div/MA)

G.O.A.L PROGRAMS Bachelor of Bachelor of Bachelor of Bachelor of Bachelor of

Science in Accounting Science in Business Administration Science in Criminal Justice Science in Healthcare Management Science in Human Services

Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems

Bachelor of Science in Multidisciplinary Studies Bachelor of Science in Nursing Bachelor of Arts in Religious Studies

DOCTORAL DEGREES

Doctor of Education (Ed.D) Doctor of Ministry (D.Min) Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)

ABOUT GARDNER-WEBB

Location: GWU, a private Christian University, is located 50 miles west of Charlotte in the Piedmont area of Western North Carolina. Main campus of 250 acres is located in Boiling Springs, NC. Enrollment: Approximately 4,700 students, including the day program, graduate studies, and the GOAL program (Greater Opportunities for Adult Learners). 68% female, 32% male. Geographic distribution: 37 states, 21 foreign countries.

Faculty: 147 full-time, 79% with Ph. D. or equivalent. Faculty to student ratio is 1:13. Curriculum: A total of 5 professional schools, 2 academic schools, and 11 academic departments offer nearly 60 undergraduate and graduate major fields of study. Approximately 33% of students major in the business field, 30% in social sciences, and 17% in nursing.

Athletics: NCAA Division I; member of the Big-South Conference. History Highlights: Founded in 1905 as Boiling Springs High School; became Boiling Springs Junior College in 1928; renamed Gardner-Webb College in 1942 in honor of Governor O. Max Gardner and his wife Fay Webb Gardner; became a university in 1993; hosted 1996 U.S. Olympic Trials- Cycling; completed $34 million capital campaign in 1998; reclassification to NCAA Division I athletics in 2000; added first doctoral program (Doctor of Ministry) in 2001. Gardner-Webb celebrated 100 years of educational service in 2005. President: Dr.A. Frank Bonner (July 1, 2005 - Present) Did You Know?: ✦ Gardner-Webb University has once again been ranked as one of the “Best Universities” in the South that offer “a full range of undergraduate and master’s programs” in the 2011 edition of “America’s Best Colleges” from U.S. News and World Report. ✦ Gardner-Webb was selected by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching for its prestigious Community Engagement Classification, recognizing the University’s institutionalized commitment to service. GWU is one of only 311 institutions nationwide to have earned the distinction. ✦ Gardner-Webb was one of only 528 universities and colleges nationwide to be named to the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll (for the fourth consecutive year). ✦ Gardner-Webb was selected in 2011 by the White House for the President’s Interfaith and Community Service Campus Challenge. GWU is one of just over 300 schools to participate in this yearlong community service initiative. ✦ Gardner-Webb’s core curriculum ranks in the nation’s top two percent for quality and breadth, according to the 2011-2012 What Will They Learn? study by the American Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA). ✦ Gardner-Webb was awarded the North American Mission Board’s (NAMB) Courts Redford Award for 2010, which recognizes the nation’s top 10 universities for mobilizing student missionaries through NAMB. ✦The Big South Conference honored Gardner-Webb’s Carrie Long (women’s track and field) with the prestigious George A. Christenberry Award for Academic Excellence in 2011. ✦ Summer Hess, a 2006 honors graduate from Gardner-Webb (English major), was named a prestigious 2010-11 Fulbright Scholar. Hess is the first GWU graduate to receive this award. ✦ Gardner-Webb Women’s basketball won the Big South Conference Championship in 2011, earning the University’s first ever berth in the NCAA Division I Women’s Championship tournament.

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ATHLETIC TRAINING AT GWU GWU ATHLETIC TRAINING PROGRAM

ATHLETIC TRAINING STAFF DIRECTORY

An integral part of the entire Gardner-Webb University athletics program, the Athletic Training Education Program emphasizes the importance of wellness in the teams’ pursuit of success. Under the supervision of Kevin Jones, ATC, and the rest of the Athletic Training staff, athletic training students complete part of their clinical education with the University’s 21 varsity sports. Jones and his staff work toward the prevention, treatment and rehabilitation of athletic injuries. The athletic training students at GWU are fortunate to have a faculty and staff of thirteen certified athletic trainers and a cooperative intercollegiate athletics staff to enhance their learning experience. The clinical education that is conducted while serving the student-athletes at Gardner-Webb University allows for comprehensive medical care in a learning environment. The athletic training educational program is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Athletic Training Education (CAATE). Athletic training students are able to pursue a B.S. in Athletic Training through the Department of Physical Education, Wellness and Sport Studies. Upon graduation, athletic training students must challenge and pass the Board of Certification Exam to become Certified Athletic Trainers (AT). One of the most respected academic majors on campus, the Gardner-Webb Athletic Training educational program boasts a growing enrollment and provides students with first-class instruction and practical experience in their chosen field of study. Currently, Gardner-Webb graduates are working with NFL teams, colleges and universities, high schools and physical therapy clinics. After their academic careers at Gardner-Webb, many students also choose to seek graduate assistant positions at colleges and universities around the nation.

Kevin Jones, MA LAT ATC

Director of Athletic Training

406-3926

Kat Ayotte, MA LAT ATC

Asst. Athletic Trainer

406-3889

Ryan Lail, MS LAT ATC

Asst. Athletic Trainer

406-4425

Bill Harvard, MS LAT ATC

Asst. Athletic Trainer

406-3242

Marcia Kennedy, ATC LAT

Graduate Assistant

406-3583

Jon T. Mitchell, MA LAT ATC

Service Program Director

406-3912

Ally Connally, MS LAT ATC

Asst. Athletic Trainer

406-3846

Stephenie Stark, MS LAT ATC

Asst. Athletic Trainer

406-3328

Christina Kelly, ATC LAT

Graduate Assistant

406-2057

Briana Galeazzi, ATC LAT

Graduate Assistant

406-3583

Heather Hartsell, MS LAT ATC

Educational Program Director

406-3810

Eric Newton, MS LAT ATC

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