NEMCC 2017 Football GameDay -- East Central

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Students, Fans, Alumni, On behalf of the Northeast Mississippi Community College Athletics Department, welcome to Northeast and a new phase in your life as you pursue a college education. We are proud you have chosen Northeast to further your education and athletic career. Welcome to our parents, fans, and alumni that have elected to attend this athletic event. We strive to provide opportunities of personal growth through academic work, team experiences, and development of a sense of ethical responsibility. Northeast recognizes that its primary commitment is to the education of our student-athletes. We extend academic support, tutoring, and priority class scheduling as a few of the tools offered as each of our athletes progress toward their degree. In January of 2017, Northeast kicked off the GROW Northeast campaign. The intention of this endeavor was not only to increase student enrollment, but to establish, as is the case with any organization, company, or educational institution, a foundation for excellence. As you will see from the list of “goals to grow� shown here, student success is our first priority. We must constantly be searching and exploring new ways and means to embrace learning and classroom instruction. The success of our students is at the forefront of our desire to grow. I hope you will have time prior to or after this athletic event to walk or drive around our campus and experience what we have to offer. We are happy to have you become a part of the Northeast family. Please feel free to contact me should the need ever arise. As you leave campus after this event, we wish you the very best and safe travels!! Sincerely,

Ricky G. Ford PRESIDENT

NEMCC BOARD OF TRUSTEES

T. Jack Ramsey Chairman Tenure of Service: 1983 Tishomingo County Banker

John Anderson Tenure of Service: 2016 Alcorn County Educator

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Vance Witt Vice Chairman Tenure of Service: 2007 Union County Businessman

Douglas Jackson Tenure of Service: 1995 Tippah County Retired Educator

John O. Cunningham Secretary Tenure of Service: 1995 Prentiss County Businessman

Tracie Langston Tenure of Service: 2004 Prentiss County Businesswoman

Ken Basil Tenure of Service: 2008 Union County Superintendent of Education

Sam McCoy Tenure of Service: 1988 Prentiss County Businessman

Rodney McBryde Tenure of Service: 2016 Tippah County Businessman

Larry Mitchell Tenure of Service: 2015 Alcorn County Superintendent of Education

Randle Downs Tenure of Service: 2012 Prentiss County Superintendent of Education

Craig Pharr Tenure of Service: 2015 Prentiss County Businessman

Christie Holly Tenure of Service: 2014 Tishomingo County Superintendent of Education

Luzene Triplett Tenure of Service: 2002 Prentiss County Retired Educator

Kathy Shappley Tenure of Service: 2016 Tippah County Retired Educator


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NEMCC FOOTBALL COACHES

Greg Davis Head Coach

Doug Saylor Offensive Coordinator

Kenny Jackson Defensive Coordinator

Kareem Moore Defensive Backs Coach

Dustin Jones Linebackers Coach

Vincent Sanders Wide Receivers Coach

NEMCC ATHLETIC SUPPORT STAFF

Kent Farris Athletic Director

Dr. Mary Jones Director of Sports Medicine

Morgan Arrington Assistant Athletic Trainer

Chasity Moore Cheerleading Coach

Jody Presley “Voice of the Tigers” NEMCCTV, WOWL

Carter Smith “Voice of the Tigers” NEMCCTV, WOWL

Blake Long Sports Information Director

Don Knowles Operations Manager Sodexo USA

Phillip Moore (Left) Marvin Osbirn (Right) Bus Drivers

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1...........Zykeris Mosley....................... Freshman............... RB............... 5’9”............... 180........................ Como......................... Independence 2...........Johnathon Edwards..............Sophomore..............DB............... 6’2”............... 185................... Philadelphia.....................Philadelphia 3...........Beau Lee............................... Freshman...............WR............... 6’4”............... 200....................... Corinth............................ Kossuth 4...........Zeke Liggins......................... Sophomore..............DB..............5’11”.............. 170........................Oxford...................... Lafayette County 5...........Quentin Frazier..................... Sophomore.............. LB................ 6’0”............... 225..................... Hernando........................ Hernando 6...........Jeremiah Boyd....................... Freshman...............DB............... 6’0”............... 185......................... Lena...............................Morton 7...........Zac Oden............................... Freshman...............QB............... 6’2”............... 200................ Montevallo, Ala.....................Montevallo 8...........Terrance Edgeston................ Freshman...............DB............... 6’2”............... 200....................... Falkner.............................Falkner 9...........O.D. Wooten........................... Freshman...............WR..............5’10”.............. 185..................... Hernando........................ Hernando 10.........Toreano Miner...................... Sophomore..............WR............... 6’1”............... 170............... New Orleans, La................ McDonogh 35 11.........Harland Howell..................... Sophomore..............WR............... 6’2”............... 215...................Fairburn, Ga......................... Wheeler 12.........Caleb Kitchens....................... Freshman...............QB..............5’10”.............. 200.....................Booneville............... Tupelo Christian Prep 13.........Ovurton Gates....................... Freshman...............DB............... 5’9”............... 160...................... Baldwyn...........................Baldwyn 14.........Kortlon Hubbard................... Freshman...............WR............... 6’0”............... 180.......................Jackson.......................... Forest Hill 15.........Isaiah Carter.......................... Freshman...............WR............... 5’9”............... 150........................Amory.............................. Amory 16.........Johnathan Jones.................... Freshman...............DB............... 6’1”............... 195................ Bossier City, La...................... Parklane 17.........Damarius Ray....................... Sophomore..............DB............... 5’9”............... 175......................Itta Bena........................ Greenwood 18.........Desmond Hunter..................Sophomore..............QB............... 6’0”............... 180......................Woodville.................... Wilkinson County 19.........Ricardo Henry....................... Freshman...............WR..............5’10”.............. 180...................... Meridian...........................Meridian 20.........Jalen Cobbs........................... Freshman............... RB..............5’10”.............. 175....................... Corinth.............................Corinth 21.........Juwan Taylor.......................... Freshman...............DB..............5’11”.............. 200.......................Jackson............................ Provine 23.........Chrishun Jackson................... Freshman...............DB............... 6’0”............... 175........................Tunica............................Rosa Fort 24.........Jamal Bolden......................... Freshman...............DB............... 6’2”............... 190.......................Jackson............................Callaway 25.........Kenzie Phillips...................... Sophomore.............. RB............... 5’9”............... 225........................Oxford.............................. Oxford 26.........Desean Bullock...................... Freshman...............DB............... 6’1”............... 180..................... Hernando........................ Hernando 27.........Karleke Oliver........................ Freshman............... RB..............5’10”.............. 205..................... Hernando........................ Hernando 28.........Dazion Kincaid...................... Sophomore..............DB............... 5’8”............... 155....................... Ludlow..............................Morton 29.........Will Lang................................ Freshman.............. K/P..............5’10”.............. 170..................... Inverness................. Indianola Academy 30.........Peyton McMahon.................. Sophomore.............. LB................ 5’8”............... 200.....................Southaven.....................DeSoto Central 33.........Steven Means........................ Freshman............... LB................ 6’0”............... 210........................Forest.............................. Forest 35.........Efrain Medina........................ Freshman.............. K/P............... 5’6”............... 180....................New Albany...................... New Albany 38.........Sam Williams.......................... Freshman............... LB................ 6’5”............... 245............... Montgomery, Ala................ Robert E. Lee 40.........Curtis Bullock........................ Freshman............... LB................ 6’0”............... 200......................Bentonia.......................Yazoo County 41.........Bo Canton............................. Sophomore.............. TE................ 6’3”............... 230..................... Hernando........................ Hernando 42.........Cory Williams......................... Freshman............... LB................ 6’1”............... 205........................Oxford...................... Lafayette County 44.........Antonio Moultrie.................... Freshman............... DL................ 6’5”............... 285.................Pensacola, Fla....................West Florida 45.........Charles Ware......................... Freshman............... LB................ 6’3”............... 230........................Forest.............................. Forest 49.........Vincent McIntosh................... Freshman............... DL................ 6’1”............... 295........................Tupelo............................ Shannon 50.........Jaylon Simpson...................... Freshman............... DL................ 6’1”............... 270......................... Ecru........................ North Pontotoc 52.........Jeremy Stewart...................... Freshman............... OL................ 6’4”............... 275.......................Jackson............................ Provine 54.........Cooper Knight........................ Freshman............... OL................ 6’2”............... 280......................Pontotoc.......................... Pontotoc 55.........Jake Wilcox............................ Sophomore.............. OL................ 6’1”............... 325..................... Hernando........................ Hernando 57.........Micheal Cameron..................Sophomore.............. OL................ 6’2”............... 310................... Philadelphia.....................Philadelphia 62.........John Isaac Dale...................... Freshman............ LS/OL............. 6’4”............... 300........................Amory.............................. Amory 64.........Kelton Edwards.................... Sophomore.............. OL................ 6’3”............... 305..................... Hernando........................ Hernando 72.........Matthew Trehern................... Freshman............... OL................ 6’3”............... 300..................Saraland, Ala....................... Saraland 73.........Tyler Waddell......................... Freshman............... OL................ 6’2”............... 270........................Nesbit........................DeSoto Central 77.........Quan Stokes.......................... Freshman............... OL................ 6’4”............... 380...................Moultrie, Ga....................Colquitt County 79.........Trey Hunt.............................. Sophomore.............. OL................ 6’2”............... 315................... Philadelphia.....................Philadelphia 80.........Ross Painter......................... Sophomore.............. TE................ 6’4”............... 225..................... Hernando........................ Hernando 88.........Caleb Napper......................... Freshman............... TE................ 6’3”............... 230..................... Hernando........................ Hernando 92.........Tre’Vas Chambers................. Freshman............... DL................ 6’3”............... 285..............Des Allemands, La................... Hahnville 97.........Jay Thomas............................ Freshman............... DL................ 6’3”............... 260.....................Yazoo City......................Yazoo County 98.........J.T. Loving............................. Sophomore.............. DL................ 6’0”............... 310......................Shannon.......................... Shannon 99.........Kylin Washington..................Sophomore.............. DL................ 6’2”............... 280................ Fort Smith, Ark......................Northside

HEAD COACH

Greg Davis (3rd Year- Texas Christian University)

OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR

Doug Saylor (1st Year- University of Georgia)

DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR

Kenny Jackson (4th Year- University of Mississippi)

LINEBACKERS COACH

Dustin Jones (5th Year- Liberty University)

DEFENSIVE BACKS COACH Kareem Moore (4th Year- Nicholls State University)

WIDE RECEIVERS COACH

Vincent Sanders (1st year - University of Mississippi)

PRESIDENT

Ricky Ford (3rd Year- Mississippi State University)

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

Kent Farris (3rd Year- University of North Alabama)

SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR

Blake Long (5th Year- University of Mississippi)

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETIC TRAINING

Dr. Mary Jones (2nd Year- University of Southern Mississippi)

ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINER Morgan Arrington (3rd Year- Delta State University)

STUDENT ATHLETIC TRAINERS Destin Bryant Ethan Hudson Chyanne Mills Jasmine Reeder

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1.................Donterrius Poe.......................... RB....................S................. 5-7....................165......................... Philadelphia..................... Philadelphia 2.................Jonathan Jones ......................... DB....................S................ 5-10..................175.............................De Kalb......................Kemper County 3.................Quentin Gibson .........................QB....................S................. 6-3....................215.........................Marrero, La................. Archbishop Shaw 4.................Antonio Gibson .........................WR....................S................. 6-2....................220......................Stockbridge, Ga. ..............Eagles Landing 5.................Dwayne Barnett........................ RB....................S................. 5-6....................193.............................Gulfport.....................Harrison Central 6.................Tyriq French .............................WR....................F................. 6-3....................205.........................Idabel, Okla. ........................ Idabel 7.................Tre’ Young ................................ DB....................F................. 6-1....................170...........................Mobile, AL......................McGill-Toolen 8.................Skyler Davis...............................WR....................F................. 6-3....................184......................Cleveland, Tenn.....................Cleveland 9.................Kevontaye Caston.....................WR....................F................. 5-9....................185............................ Natchez.....................Trinity Episcopal 10...............Jacob Carter .............................QB....................F................. 6-1....................190............................Pontotoc..........................Pontotoc 11...............Xavier Williamson ...................... DB....................S................ 5-11..................175............................ Rose Hill......................... Heidelberg 12...............Chris Deloach ............................TE....................S................. 6-5....................250........................... Columbus......................... Columbus 13...............AJ Davis ..................................... RB....................S................. 5-9....................170..............................Hurley......................... East Central 14...............Jaylin McGill ............................... DB....................F................ 5-10..................167.......................... Heidelberg....................... Heidelberg 15...............Mario Asagunla ........................QB....................F................. 6-5....................205.............................Jackson.................... Hillcrest Christian 16...............JaMarcus Fisher........................ DB....................F................. 5-9....................165.........................Waynesboro....................Wayne County 18...............Joseph Peters .......................... DB....................F................. 5-9....................150............................... Petal................................. Petal 21...............Mikell Daniels ............................ RB....................S................. 6-2....................208..............................Forest.............................. Forest 22...............Daniel Little ............................... DB....................F................ 5-10..................167...............................Terry................................ Terry 26...............VJ Swanier ................................ LB....................F................ 5-10..................210........................Pass Christian..................Pass Christian 27...............Keonte’ Daniels ........................ DB....................F................. 5-9....................170...........................Noxapater........................Noxapater 28...............James Smith III .......................... RB....................F................. 5-7....................155............................. Canton........................Velma Jackson 33...............Zach Engell .................................K.....................F................ 5-11..................155..............................Marion.............................. Lamar 38...............Kendrick Abney ........................ DB....................F................ 5-10..................195.......................... Heidelberg................ Sylva Bay Academy 39...............Nehemiah Thompson ..............DB....................F................. 5-7....................160.............................Gulfport.....................Harrison Central 40...............Drake Pace .................................K.....................S................. 6-4....................190.............................Sumrall............................. Sumrall 42...............Tanner Bullock ......................... LB....................F................ 5-10..................205............................ Houston........................... Houston 43...............Willie Bates................................ LB....................S................. 6-0....................214......................... Brookhaven..................... Brookhaven 46...............Cal Kee III .................................. DB....................S................. 6-0....................205........................ Hampton, VA.......................Hampton 47...............Dedric Smith ............................. LB....................S................. 6-1....................229......................... Brookhaven..................... Brookhaven 48...............Wilkins Thames ..........................LS....................S................ 5-10..................185...............................Union................................Union 50...............Aaron Rainey............................. LB....................S................ 5-10..................220............................. Saucier......................Harrison Central 52...............Brandon Harrison .................... OL....................S................. 6-3....................282............................... Lake.................Newton County Academy 60...............Josh McMullen .......................... OL....................S................. 6-5....................270............................Starkville.......................East Webster 61...............Jermaine Scott .......................... OL....................S................. 6-0....................306............................ Meridian........................... Meridian 66...............Connor Merrill ........................... OL....................S................. 6-6....................278............................Brandon.......................... Brandon 71...............Ryan Hodges............................. OL....................S................. 6-2....................315............................Brandon.......................... Brandon 72...............Hunter Little .............................. OL....................F................. 6-3....................275...............................Union................................Union 76...............Parker Lemm ........................... OL....................S................. 6-4....................265............................Starkville..........................Starkville 77...............Connor Breland ........................ OL....................F................. 6-4....................300...............................Union................................Union 78...............Eric Sherrod ............................. OL....................F................. 6-4....................290........................... Columbus......................... Columbus 80...............Octavious Olowo-ake ...............WR....................F................. 6-0....................180.............................Jackson............................ Murrah 83...............Rickardo Archie .........................TE....................F................. 6-4....................245.......................Crystal Springs................Crystal Springs 85...............Nigel Wood ................................TE....................S................. 6-4....................230............................... Petal................................. Petal 86...............Ethan McMullan .........................TE....................F................. 6-4....................230.............................Decatur......................Newton County 89...............Fred McGee .............................. DB....................F................ 5-10..................150............................. McLain....................... Greene County 90...............Michael Boyce .......................... DL....................S................. 6-1....................240.............................Gulfport.....................Harrison Central 91...............Demond Lewis .......................... DL....................F................. 6-1....................215...............................Terry................................ Terry 92...............Telayes Cole............................... DL....................F................. 6-3....................227.............................Hickory.......................Newton County 93...............Landon Keely ........................... DL....................F................. 6-0....................305...........................Enterprise........................Enterprise 94...............Mylan Ard ................................. DL....................F................. 6-0....................295.....................West Monroe, La.................West Monroe 95...............Mike McCoy ............................... DL....................F................ 5-10..................245...........................D’Iberville......................... D’Iberville 96...............William Sterling.......................... DL....................F................. 5-8....................270..........................Hattiesburg.......................Oak Grove 97...............Olivier Niyungeko ..................... DL....................S................. 6-4....................230........................Norcross, Ga...................Meadowcreek 98...............Jamari Smith ............................. DL....................S................. 6-0....................305............................Carthage......................Leake Central

HEAD COACH Ken Karcher

ASSISTANT COACHES

Mickey Mays Scott Brock Dennis Alexander, Charles Jones Clayton Karcher Devin Fosselman Antonio Baker

PRESIDENT

Dr. Billy Stewart

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Chris Harris

ATHLETIC TRAINERS

Derrick Jones T.J. Robbins

MANAGERS

Jared Massey Larry Reed Jr. Leontay Epting

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MIGHTY MCMAHON RETURNS TO GUIDE YOUTHFUL TIGER DEFENSE

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here is no mistaking Peyton McMahon when watching the Northeast Mississippi Community College football team perform on a weekly basis. Standing at five feet and eight inches, McMahon is joined by cornerback Dazion Kincaid as the smallest players by height on the defensive side of the pigskin for the Tigers. Sporting a fully grown beard and shaved head, McMahon has also garnered questions from those not associated with the program such as, “Are you an assistant coach for the football team?” However, what may be more noticeable than either of the aforementioned facts is his passion and dedication for the sport and his desire to win. Those attributes have not gone unnoticed by Northeast’s coaching staff, especially head coach Greg Davis, who feels that McMahon is the perfect example of a player that he wants in his program. “Peyton is probably one of the most underrated players in all of the 14 (football playing) junior colleges in the state,” said Davis. “He brings a lot to the table with his attitude, mental toughness and work ethic. “He plays like a guy that is six-foot-four, 300 pounds with the way he can come in, make plays and create havoc. He’s somebody that’s going to play with relentless effort and a guy that’s going to give us everything that we ask of him day after day.” McMahon is involved in almost every single play from his starting position at Sam linebacker. Whether it’s a pass to the visitors sideline, a quick screen towards the home bench or a run straight up the middle, do not be shocked to see jersey number 30 involved in the tackle. The numbers back that up. He was the top returning tackler for the Tigers entering this season with 38 stops during his freshman campaign. McMahon split those tackles evenly with 19 solo and 19 assisted takedowns. He added 3.5 tackles for loss, two pass break ups, one forced fumble and a block. The Southaven native also led Northeast in total takeaways one year ago with five. He had four fumble recoveries and one interception over the course of nine games. He earned Mississippi Association of Community and Junior Colleges (MACJC) Defensive Player of the Week honors after accounting for two fumble recoveries at Southwest Mississippi Community

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Peyton McMahon College. McMahon returned one of those 35 yards for a touchdown in the third quarter of that contest. McMahon tied a season-high in tackles with seven in victories over Itawamba Community College and Southwest. He picked up fumbles in matchups with Coahoma Community College and Holmes Community College as well. He also blocked a punt in his debut contest against Pearl River Community College, which the Tigers won by a 17-14 score to spark their stellar year that led to a top 10 ranking in the final National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) poll. McMahon gives much of the credit for his rise to prominence at the collegiate level to Dustin Jones, who is the second longest tenured coach at Northeast behind only Davis and focuses primarily on the linebackers. “Coach Jones started believing in me and that’s all I really needed,” McMahon said. “He tells us what we’re supposed to do and when we do it right it works.” There is one big difference for McMahon this season compared to the 2016 campaign that saw

Location: Decatur, Miss. President: Dr. Billy W. Stewart Athletic Director: Chris Harris Conference: MACJC South Nickname: Warriors Primary Colors: Black/Gold Stadium: Bill & Louis Bailey Stadium Capacity: 5,000

the Tigers compile a 6-3 overall record. Experienced linebackers surrounded him last year in Demarcus Rogers, who is now at Southeast Missouri State University, and University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) signee Brenden Williams. However, the exact opposite is the case this year as McMahon is not just the lone starter, but the only linebacker at all returning from the previous season. Quentin Frazier of Hernando joins McMahon as a sophomore by class, but he transferred from Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College where he played running back. The other four men on the two-deep depth chart – Curtis Bullock from Bentonia, Steven Means of Forest, Charles Ware from Forest and Sam Williams of Montgomery, Ala. – are all true freshmen. That means McMahon is thrust into a leadership role during his final campaign on the Booneville campus. It’s a chance that he relishes as he bolsters his resume in hopes of advancing to the four-year level. “I took all of them under my wing,” said McMahon. “They know what they’re supposed to be doing. I have faith in all of them getting on the field. We’re going to be really solid.” McMahon opened the 2017 season for the country’s ninth-ranked team with another sensational performance. He set a new career-high with nine tackles at Pearl River, which was second most in the game behind the 10 stops posted by the Wildcats’ Chase Crosby and Northeast’s Juwan Taylor. Nothing McMahon does ever surprises Davis, who also recognizes the DeSoto Central High School graduate as an invaluable asset to the program with 42 freshmen on its 55-man total roster. “I’ve always said playing and coaching 30 years, at the end of the day if you have heart, will over skill always performs,” he said. “He knows exactly where he’s gotta be. You expect him to do things a little bit bigger and better. He’s just an overall inspiration and leader for this football team.” McMahon notes that he is eagerly anticipating tonight’s home opener against reigning MACJC South Division champion East Central Community College. “There’s nothing like a Thursday night in Booneville, Mississippi,” he said. “The atmosphere around here is just totally different. I’m looking forward to the freshmen guys being able to experience it.”

Surface: Artificial Turf Head Coach: Ken Karcher ECCC Record: 17-23 Career Record: 38-69 2016 Record: 5-5 (5-1) Series History: East Central leads 21-12 Last Meeting: Northeast 24, East Central 21 (Sept. 8, 2016) First Meeting: East Central 31, Northeast 13 (1949)

Military Appreciation Night


2017 Game

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William G. Jackson, M.D. Corinth, MS

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Congratulations to JAKE WILCOX recipient of the 2017 BRYAN STEELE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP Special Thanks to

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2017 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE

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AT PEARL RIVER L, 27-21

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SOUTHWEST 6:30 PM

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AT ITAWAMBA* 7:00 PM

MISSISSIPPI DELTA* 7:00 PM

AT HOLMES* 3:00 PM

NORTHWEST* 6:30 PM

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