2012 NJCAA Football Media Guide by Mark Krug

CAM NEWTON 2011 NFL ROOKIE OF THE YEAR 2011 BCS NATIONAL CHAMPION 2010 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNER

BLINN DEION BRANCH SUPER BOWL XXXIX MVP 2X SUPER BOWL CHAMPION 1998 ALL-AMERICAN

JONES COUNTY

MIKE ROZIER 1983 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNER 2X PRO BOWLER 2X ALL-AMERICAN

COFFEYVILLE

ROGER STAUBACH SUPER BOWL VI MVP 2X SUPER BOWL CHAMPION 1963 HEISMAN TROPHY WINNER

NEW MEXICO MILITARY

TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION NJCAA Na onal Oﬃce Informa on ............................................. 2 NJCAA Football Informa on ....................................................... 3 Poll Procedures ........................................................................... 4 2012 SEASON BREAKDOWN 2012 Season Preview .................................................................. 7 Preseason Poll ............................................................................. 8 2012 Bowl Games ....................................................................... 9

2012 CONFERENCE PREVIEWS Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference ................ 11‐16 Midwest Football Conference .............................................. 17‐21 Minnesota College Athle c Conference .............................. 23‐28 Mississippi Associa on of Community & Junior Colleges .... 29‐36 Northeast Football Conference ........................................... 37‐42 Southwest Junior College Football Conference ................... 43‐48 Western States Football League .......................................... 49‐55 Independents ....................................................................... 57‐59 2011 SEASON REVIEW 2011 Season Review ................................................................. 61 Final Poll .................................................................................... 62 Weekly Polls ......................................................................... 63‐64 Players of the Year .................................................................... 65 All‐Americans ....................................................................... 66‐67 Other Awards ............................................................................ 68 Sta s cal Leaders ................................................................ 69‐73 Bowl Recaps ......................................................................... 74‐81

CONTINUING THE TRADITION 2012 NFL Dra Selec ons ......................................................... 83 Former Players in the NFL .................................................... 84‐87 Former Players in the NCAA (FBS)........................................ 88‐96 NJCAA Football All‐Time Na onal Champion ............................ 97 NJCAA Football Coaches Associa on Hall of Fame ................... 98

2012 SCHEDULES ........................................................ 99‐103

MEDIA GUIDE PRODUCER Michael Teague Assistant Director of Media Rela ons MEDIA GUIDE EDITOR Mark Krug Assistant Execu ve Director ‐ Media Rela ons Special thanks to all of the athle c departments for their valued assistance and coopera on in producing this publica on. All helmet designs courtesy of h p://www.na onalchamps.net/Helmet_Project/

Photos courtesy of (in order of appearance) Carolina Panthers, New England Patriots, University of Nebraska, Dallas Cowboys Photo Archives, Copiah‐Lincoln Community College, ASA College, Hinds Community College, Georgia Military College, David Rosinksi ‐ East Mississippi Community College, Coﬀeyville Community College, Butler Community College, Garden City Community College, Hutchinson Community College, Iowa Western Community College, Eric Ver Helst ‐ Des Moines Area Community College, North Dakota State College of Science, Northland Community & Technical College, Eric Berg ‐ www.scoreyourpics.com, Northwest Mississippi Community College, Holmes Community College, Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College, Erie Community College, Derek Palosaari, Louisburg College, Trinity Valley Community College, Navarro College, Blinn College, Kilgore College, Jared Dort ‐ AWC Photo Services, Eastern Arizona College, Snow College, Sco Lefevre, Geoﬀ Gunn ‐ New Mexico Military, East Central Community College, Jones County Junior College, Fort Sco Community College, Itawamba Community College, Tyler Junior College, Joliet Junior College, Sco sdale Community College and Lackawanna College.

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NJCAA NATIONAL OFFICE

MARY ELLEN LEICHT NJCAA Executive Director

Brian Beck ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR COMPLIANCE

Rob Bushway

1631 Mesa Ave. Suite B Colorado Springs, Colo. 80906 (719) 590‐9788

Mark Krug ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR MEDIA RELATIONS

Stephanie Hazzard

DIRECTOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES

DIRECTOR CHAMPIONSHIP EVENTS

Michael Teague

Wanda Bodey

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR MEDIA RELATIONS

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR COMPLIANCE

Lorna Brizzie

Dee DuBois

BOOKKEEPER MEMBERSHIP SERVICES

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

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PANEL DIRECTORS

DISTRICT 1

ROARK MONTGOMERY

STEVE CAMPBELL

Committee Chair

Coaches Association President

Northeast Football Conference

Navarro College Corsicana, Texas

Mississippi Gulf Coast CC Perkinston, Miss.

JOHN JACKSON Dean College Franklin, Mass.

BOB LARSON

THOM MCDONALD

DISTRICT 2

Garden City Community College Garden City, Kan.

Iowa Community College Athletic Conference Ames, Iowa

Mississippi Assoc. of Community & Junior Colleges

ROB NIELSON

MIKE PELLICCIA

Snow College Ephraim, Utah

Nassau Community College Garden City, N.Y.

WALLY REYNOLDS

JIM SOUTHWARD

McHenry County College Crystal Lake, Ill.

SBCJC Jackson, Miss.

JIM SOUTHWARD Mississippi State Board of Comm. & Jr. Colleges Assoc. Jackson, Miss.

DISTRICT 3 Midwest Football Conference

THOM MCDONALD Iowa Community College Athletic Conference Ames, Iowa

DISTRICT 4 NJCAA FOOTBALL COACHES ASSOCIATION

Minnesota College Athletic Conference

BUSTER GILLIS Bismarck State College Bismarck, N.D.

DISTRICT 5 Kansas Jayhawk Community College Conference

RANDY STANGE

The NJCAA Football Coaches Associa on is an organiza on of football coaches from NJCAA members ins tu ons. The membership consists of all dues paying coaches. Annual dues to this organiza on are $70. The group meets annually, conduc ng their business in conjunc on with the American Football Coaches Associa on (AFCA).

DISTRICT 6 Southwest Junior College Football Conference

ROARK MONTGOMERY Navarro College Corsicana, Texas

PRESIDENT

VICE PRESIDENT

Steven Campbell Mississippi Gulf Coast CC

Scott Strohmeier Iowa Western Community College

SECRETARY

TREASURER

GREG SILCOX

Joe Forchtner New Mexico Military Institute

Paradise Valley Community College Phoenix, Ariz.

Rion Rhodes Hutchinson Community College

Hutchinson Community College Hutchinson, Kan.

DISTRICT 7 Western States Football League

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HUMAN POLL PROCEDURE The 2012 NJCAA football vo ng panel will consist of the seven iden fied panel directors and two at‐large representa ves from two diﬀerent conferences each year.

2012 AT-LARGE CONFERENCES Southwest Junior College Football Conference Western States Football League Each member of the vo ng panel casts one ballot for the top 20 teams in the country each week during the season. Points are awarded for the 20 picks and the tabula on of these points cons tute the Top 20 teams in each week’s poll. The first poll will be released Tuesday, September 4.

NJCAA FOOTBALL COMPUTER RANKINGS

In it’s inaugural season, the newly‐created NJCAA Football Computer Rankings system will bring an objec ve, data‐based perspec ve to the NJCAA football polls. The FCR will account for 33% of the rankings with the remaining 67% coming from the human poll. The FCR will go into eﬀect for the third poll of the season on Tuesday, September 18.

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East Mississippi Community College will kick off their 2012 tle defense as the No. 1 team in the na on, according to the NJCAA Preseason Top 20 football poll. The defending na onal champions are followed by No.2 Butler Community College (Kan.), No. 3 Arizona Western College, No. 4 Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College and No. 5 Blinn College (Texas). Fresh off their first na onal championship, the top‐ranked East Mississippi Lions return sophomore running back Rodriguez Moore (right) who ranked fourth in the na on last season in rushing with 1,303 yards. The Lions offense witnessed the departure of 2011 NJCAA Offensive Player of the Year Bo Wallace at quarterback, but landed two key transfers in Clemson running back Mike Bellamy and Ole Miss wide receiver Nick Brassell. The return of Lauren Jackson and Za’Darius Smith on the defensive line will be enhanced by the addi on of Florida State transfer Darious Cummings. East Mississippi’s defense also features an experienced secondary, boas ng three returning starters. A loss in the 2011 season‐opener set Butler back last season as the Grizzlies went on to win their last 11 games and finished as the No. 2 team in the country. Butler is poised to make a run for a na onal tle in 2012 with the No. 2 ranking and a solid returning cast on both sides of the ball. Entering his 13th season at the helm, Grizzlies head coach Troy Morrell returns six starters including offensive tackles Jesse Ingle and John McClure. James Madison‐transfer Billy Cosh will take over at quarterback for Butler, while sophomore Dreamius Smith returns at running back a er scoring nine touchdowns on the ground in 2011. In one of the most thrilling na onal championship games in NJCAA history, Arizona Western fell 55‐47 to East Mississippi in the El Toro Bowl. The Matadors will miss the na on’s top running back in Damien Williams but return a ton of talent in the trenches. Sophomores Brent Walker and Nathan Bartley anchor Arizona Western’s four returning starters on the offensive line, while the defensive front returns sophomores Randy Gregory and Jeffery Brown who combined for 14.5 sacks in 2011. The Matadors’ fi h‐ranked defense from 2011 also brings back sophomore cornerback Nate Willis who recorded three intercep ons last season. Mississippi Gulf Coast’s only two defeats of 2011 came at the hands of na onal champion East Mississippi. The Gulf Coast Bulldogs are geared up to challenge the Lions in the MACJC in 2012 and hold promising na onal championship aspira ons. Sophomore quarterback Clint Ha en is expected to lead the offense a er taking the reins midway through last season, but will be challenged by LSU ‐signee Jeremy Liggins. Defensively, Gulf Coast returns four starters led by sophomore linebacker Brandon Keel who racked up 80 tackles last season. Rounding out the top five following a disappoin ng finish to their 2011 campaign are the Buccaneers of Blinn. A er jumping out to a 9‐0 start and a No. 1 ranking, the Buccaneers suffered losses to Tyler JC (Texas) in the SWJCFC playoffs and Mississippi Gulf Coast in the Mississippi Bowl. Blinn will look to put last season in the rear‐view mirror with the return of sophomore quarterback Eric Mathews. Throwing for 2,399 yards and 20 touchdowns in 2011, Mathews is arguably the top returning signal‐caller in the na on. With seven returning starters on defense, the Buccaneers are op mis c about their second season under head coach Ronny Feldman. Rounding out the top 10 in the poll are No. 6 Hinds Community College (Miss.), No. 7 Trinity Valley Community College (Texas), No. 8 Iowa Western Community College, No. 9 Snow College (Utah) and No. 10 Hutchinson Community College (Kan.).

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COLLEGE

1 EAST MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITY COLLEGE 2 BUTLER COMMUNITY COLLEGE 3 ARIZONA WESTERN COLLEGE 4 MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE 5 BLINN COLLEGE 6 HINDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE 7 TRINITY VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE 8 IOWA WESTERN COMMUNITY COLLEGE SNOW COLLEGE 9 10 HUTCHINSON COMMUNITY COLLEGE

RET. STARTERS (OFF/DEF)

2011 RECORD

4/7

12‐0

Sophomore running back Rodriguez Moore returns for a shot at a repeat a er the Lions claimed their first championship in 2011.

4/2

11‐1

James Madison transfer Billy Cosh will takeover at quarterback for the Grizzlies who won their last 11 games in their 2011 campaign.

4/4

11‐1

A er falling to East Mississippi in the 2011 na onal championship game, the Matadors return one of the na on’s top defensive fronts.

4/4

10‐2

The Bulldogs only two losses in 2011 came against East Mississippi. Gulf Coast will try to get back on top in the Magnolia state in 2012.

3/7

9‐2

Second‐year head coach Ronny Feldman will try to build oﬀ last season’s success when the Buccaneers jumped out to a 9‐0 start.

6/7

7‐3

Head coach Gene Murphy enters his 21st season in Raymond. The Eagles will rely on their experience to make a run at a MACJC tle.

7/5

8‐3

Despite the departure of their signal‐caller and four defensive backs to BCS schools, the Cardinals will compete for the SWJCFC crown.

7/6

9‐2

Returning one of the most experienced rosters in the na on, the Reivers are heavy favorites to win the newly condensed MFC.

4/7

9‐3

The Badgers have a new look but expect the same level of success in 2012 with the return of sophomore running back Breon Allen.

4/5

9‐3

A solid cast of returning starters has head coach Rion Rhoades and the Blue Dragons confident that this is the year they dethrone Butler.

Rest of the Top 20 11. Northwest Mississippi Community College (6‐3) 12. Navarro College (10‐2) 13. Eastern Arizona College (8‐3) 14. Dean College (8‐1) 15. New Mexico Military Ins tute (9‐3)

16. Tyler Junior College (7‐4) 17. Coﬀeyville Community College (6‐4) 18. Iowa Central Community College (6‐4) 19. Rochester Community & Technical College (11‐1) 20. Nassau Community College (8‐2)

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BRAZOS VA LLEY BOWL

NATI ONAL CHAMPI ONSHIP GAME

DECEMBER 1

The NJCAA does not have a pre‐determined site for a na onal championship game. The No. 1‐ranked team in the final regular season poll will have the oppor‐ tunity to have their bowl game designated as the na onal championship if the No. 2‐ranked team agrees to par cipate. If the top two ranked teams in the final regular season poll do not play in a bowl game, the na onal champion will be decided by the final poll of 2012.

Kyle Field Texas A&M University College Station, Texas SWJCFC vs. AT‐LARGE

CARRIER DOME BOWL

CITI ZEN’S BANK BOWL

DECEMBER 1

Carrier Dome

Carnie Smith Stadium

Syracuse University Syracuse, N.Y.

Pittsburgh State University Pittsburgh, Kan.

NFC Champion vs. AT‐LARGE

KJCCC vs. AT‐LARGE

EL TOR O B OWL

HEART OF TE XA S BO WL

DECEMBER 1

Veterans Memorial Stadium

Bulldawg Stadium

Arizona Western College Yuma, Ariz.

Copperas Cove High School Copperas Cove, Texas

WSFL vs. AT‐LARGE

SWJCFC vs. AT‐LARGE

SALT CIT Y BOWL

VALLEY OF THE SU N BOWL

DECEMBER 1

Gowans Stadium

Hosted by Maricopa County Champion

Hutchinson Community College Hutchinson, Kan.

KJCCC vs. AT‐LARGE

WSFL vs. AT‐LARGE

MISSISSIPPI BOWL

GRAPHI C EDGE B OWL

DECEMBER 2

DECEMBER 2 (2 GAMES)

Biloxi Indians Stadium

UNI Dome

Biloxi High School Biloxi, Miss.

University of Northern Iowa Cedar Falls, Iowa

MACJC Champion vs. AT‐LARGE

MFC vs. AT‐LARGE, AT‐LARGE vs. AT‐LARGE

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KANSAS JAYHAWK COMMUNITY COLLEGE CONFERENCE CONFERENCE INFORMATION First Season: 1923

Commissioner: Bryce Roderick

Playoffs: Top 4 Teams

Bowl Ties: Citizen’s Bank Bowl, Salt City Bowl

National Champions: 10 — ‘08, ‘07, ‘03, ‘99, ‘98, ‘90, ‘83, ‘81, ‘70, ‘56

MEMBER SCHOOLS COLLEGE

MASCOT

LOCATION

Butler Community College

Grizzlies

El Dorado, Kan.

Coffeyville Community College

Red Ravens

Coffeyville, Kan.

Dodge City Community College

Conquistadors

Dodge City, Kan.

Fort Scott Community College

Greyhounds

Fort Scott, Kan.

Garden City Community College

Broncbusters

Garden City, Kan.

Highland Community College

Scotties

Highland, Kan.

Hutchinson Community College

Blue Dragons

Hutchinson, Kan.

Independence Community College

Pirates

Independence, Kan.

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Butler

2008

Butler

*2007

Butler

2003

Butler

1999

Butler

1998

Coffeyville

1990

Coffeyville

1983

Butler

1981

Fort Scott

1970

Coffeyville

1956

*Co‐Na onal Champions

PAST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS YEAR

REGULAR SEASON

PLAYOFFS

2011

Butler

2010

Butler

2009

Fort Scott

2008

Butler

2007

Butler

2006

Butler

2005

Butler

Coffeyville

2004

Butler

2003

Butler

2002

Butler

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KJ CCC SEMIF INALS

11-1 (6-0)

Hutchinson

9-3 (5-1)

Coffeyville

6-4 (4-2)

Dodge City

3-7 (3-3)

Garden City

2-7 (2-4)

Highland

1-8 (1-5)

Independence

0-9 (0-6)

Dodge City (3‐7)

#4 Butler (9‐1)

#20 Coﬀeyville (6‐4)

#10 Hutchinson (8‐2)

KJCCC CHAMPIONSH IP #8 Hutchinson (8‐3)

#3 Butler (10‐1)

2011 FIRST TEAM ALL-KJCCC DEFENSE POS. PLAYER

COLLEGE

YEAR

DE Demarcus Lawrence

Butler

DE Chaz Nelson

Garden City

DT Roland Johnson

Butler

DT Toby Johnson

Hutchinson

Tim Edmond

Hutchinson

YEAR

Tommy Sanders

Butler

Martrell Spaight

Coﬀeyville

2011 FIRST TEAM ALL-KJCCC OFFENSE POS. PLAYER

COLLEGE

QB Chandler Whitmer

Butler

RB Jamarius Green

Coﬀeyville

CB Khambrel Garland

Hutchinson

RB Jasper Sanders

Butler

CB Zach Miller

Butler

Coﬀeyville

Zac Rasmussen

Coﬀeyville

WR Cordarelle Pa erson

Hutchinson

D.J. Wakes

Butler

WR Kendall Wrenn

Butler

WR Jatavus Stewart

Hutchinson

Neil Shortell

Butler

Mark Beard

Coﬀeyville

John McClure

Butler

Nate Haremza

Butler

Michael Mesh

Hutchinson

Bryon Grant

Independence

Conner Frazell

Butler

Kyle Westmoreland

Butler

Cordarelle Pa erson

Hutchinson

John Zeno

2011 FIRST TEAM ALL-KJCCC SPECIAL TEAMS POS. PLAYER

COLLEGE

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YEAR

SEMIFINAL S

CHAMPIONSHIP

NOVEMBER 4

NOVEMBER 11

#4 Seed at #1 Seed #3 Seed at #2 Seed

1/4 Winner vs. 2/3 Winner Hosted by Higher Seed

2012 CONFERENCE PREDICTIONS

COLLEGE

RET. STARTERS (O/D)

2011 RECORD

4/2

11-1 (6-0)

T2. Hutchinson

4/5

9-3 (5-1)

T2. Coffeyville

2/2

6-4 (4-2)

4. Fort Scott

4/7

4-4 (4-3)

T5. Dodge City

5/5

3-7 (3-3)

T5. Garden City

5/7

2-7 (2-4)

7. Highland

2/1

1-8 (1-5)

8. Independence

4/3

0-9 (0-6)

1. Butler

*Predic ons compiled from KJCCC coaches’ poll

WINNINGEST ACTIVE COACHES

COACH

COLLEGE

SCHOOL SEASONS (RECORD)

CAREER SEASONS (RECORD)

12 (126-16)

13 (126-16)

1. Troy Morrell

Butler

2. Rion Rhoades

Hutchinson

5 (35-20)

7 (42-25)

3. Bob Majeski

Dodge City

4 (6-31)

5 (6-31)

4. Curtis Horton

Fort Scott

1 (4-4)

5. Steve Carson

Independence

2 (4-15)

6. Jeff Tatum

Garden City

2 (2-7)

7. Aaron Flores

Coffeyville

0 (0-0)

8. Ryan Held

Highland

0 (0-0)

*Seasons do not include upcoming season

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TOP RETURNING RUNNING BACKS PLAYER

COLLEGE

HT.

WT.

CARRIES

RUSH YDS.

YDS/CRY

RUSH TD

REC. YDS

REC. TD

Dreamius Smith

Butler

6’ 1”

220

102

662

6.5

‐8

Terrell Lane

Hutchinson

5’ 11”

230

461

6.3

RAUL SILVA JR.

GARDEN CITY

DREAMARIUS SMITH

BUTLER

TOP RETURNING WIDE RECEIVERS/TIGHT ENDS PLAYER

COLLEGE

POS.

HT.

WT.

REC.

REC. YDS

YDS/REC.

REC. TD

Jatavius Stewart

Hutchinson

5’ 11”

185

741

15.8

Javess Blue

Butler

6’ 1”

191

590

21.9

Miguel Johns

Hutchinson

5’ 11”

190

539

15.9

Devin Clarke

Butler

5’ 11”

172

271

15.1

Kody Cook

Hutchinson

6’ 1”

210

150

10.7

Raul Silva, Jr.

Garden City

6’ 0”

185

TOP RETURNING OFFENSIVE LINEMEN PLAYER

COLLEGE

HT.

WT.

GAMES

STARTS

Jesse Ingle

Butler

6’ 3”

280

John McClure

Butler

6’ 4”

310

Bryson McCluskey

Dodge City

6’ 4”

330

Cameron McLain

Coﬀeyville

6’ 3”

300

Tyler White

Garden City

6’ 4”

285

Darryl Williams

Garden City

6’ 3”

295

Jacob McGuire

Independence

6’ 2”

280

Chris an Mayer

Fort Sco

6’ 7”

340

Dillon Salmans

Garden City

6’ 0”

260

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TOP RETURNING DEFENSIVE LINEMEN PLAYER

COLLEGE

POS.

HT.

WT.

TACKLES

TFL

SACKS

Kitray Solomon

Garden City

6’ 3”

245

Toby Johnson

Hutchinson

6’ 4”

305

Marcus Hardison

Dodge City

6’ 4”

290

Ben Bradley

Hutchinson

6’ 3”

310

4.5

TOMMY SANDERS

BUTLER

HUTCHINSON

TOBY JOHNSON

TOP RETURNING LINEBACKERS PLAYER

COLLEGE

HT.

WT.

TACKLES

TFL

SACKS

INT

Deilouse Jackson

Garden City

5’ 11”

225

5.5

Keith Curran

Garden City

6’ 3”

230

1.5

Mike McAllister

Dodge City

6’ 3”

245

Rahman Swain

Butler

6’ 1”

215

Tommy Sanders

Butler

6’ 2”

217

Blake Bean

Butler

6’ 0”

224

TOP RETURNING DEFENSIVE BACKS

PLAYER

COLLEGE

POS.

HT.

WT.

TACKLES

INT

DEF. TD

Ian Stone

Garden City

6’ 2”

195

Tate Omli

Butler

5’ 10”

203

Max Mar nez

Butler

5’ 8”

177

Ma Esquibel

Garden City

6’ 0”

190

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TOP RETURNING KICKERS PLAYER

COLLEGE

Michael Mesh

Hutchinson

HT.

WT.

FGM

FGA

XPM

XPA

5’ 9”

170

TOP RETURNING PUNTERS PLAYER

COLLEGE

Kody Cook

Hutchinson

JAVESS BLUE

HT.

WT.

PUNTS

6’ 1”

210

YDS/PUNT INSIDE 20

39.8

HUTCHINSON

BUTLER

JATAVIOUS STEWART

TOP RETURNING KICK RETURNERS PLAYER

COLLEGE

Raul Silva, Jr.

Garden City

HT.

WT.

KR YDS

YDS/KR

6’ 0”

185

12.0

TOP RETURNING PUNT RETURNERS PLAYER

COLLEGE

Jatavius Stewart Javess Blue

HT.

WT.

PR YDS

YDS/PR

Hutchinson

5’ 11”

185

340

16.2

Butler

6’ 1”

191

193

19.3

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MIDWEST FOOTBALL CONFERENCE CONFERENCE INFORMATION First Season: 2005

Commissioner: Thom McDonald

Playoffs: Top 4 Teams

Bowl Ties: Graphic Edge Bowl (2 Games)

National Champions: 4 — ’02, ’87, ’78, ’76 (7 Top Non-Scholarship — ‘09, ‘08, ‘05, ‘04, ‘03, ‘02, ‘01)

MEMBER SCHOOLS COLLEGE

MASCOT

LOCATION

College of DuPage

Chaparrals

Glen Ellyn, Ill.

Ellsworth Community College

Panthers

Iowa Falls, Iowa

Iowa Central Community College

Tritons

Fort Dodge, Iowa

Iowa Western Community College

Reivers

Council Bluffs, Iowa

North Dakota State College of Science

Wildcats

Wahpeton, N.D.

Departed Members: Grand Rapids Community College, Mich. Harper College, Ill. Joliet Junior College, Ill.

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

PAST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS

Joliet

2002

YEAR

EAST

WEST

Ellsworth

1987

2011

*Grand Rapids

Iowa Western

Iowa Central

1978

2010

Grand Rapids

Ellsworth

1976

2009

Grand Rapids

Ellsworth

TOP NON-SCHOLARSHIP TEAMS

2008

Harper

Iowa Central

Grand Rapids

2009

2007

Joliet

North Iowa Area

Harper

2008

2006

Grand Rapids

North Iowa Area

Grand Rapids

2005

Grand Rapids

Iowa Central

Harper

2004

Grand Rapids

Iowa Central

Harper

2003

Harper

Iowa Central

Joliet

2002

Joliet

North Dakota SCS

Joliet

2001

*Conference Champion (First MFC Championship Game)

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MFC CHAMPIONSHIP

EAST DIVISION Grand Rapids

10-0 (7-0, 3-0)

College of DuPage

7-3 (4-3, 2-1)

Joliet

4-5 (3-4, 0-3)

Harper

5-6 (1-6, 1-2)

9-2 (6-1, 3-0)

Iowa Central

6-4 (3-4, 2-1)

North Dakota SCS

5-4 (3-4, 1-2)

Ellsworth

2-7 (1-6, 0-3)

#5 Grand Rapids (11‐0)

2011 FIRST TEAM ALL-MFC OFFENSE

WEST DIVISION Iowa Western

#7 Iowa Western (8‐2)

POS. PLAYER

COLLEGE

QB Cody Kater

Grand Rapids

RB Devin Jarre

Grand Rapids

RB Aaron Wimberly

Iowa Western

WR Dexter Holmes

Ellsworth

WR Brian Parker

Grand Rapids

WR Ma Waters

Iowa Western

Grand Rapids

OL DeShawn Byrd

Grand Rapids

OL Dallas Hinkhouse

Iowa Western

OL Devonte Jones

Grand Rapids

OL Carlin Landingham

Grand Rapids

OL Eric Simmons

Iowa Western

Keyon Cole

YEAR

2011 FIRST TEAM ALL-MFC DEFENSE POS. PLAYER

COLLEGE

YEAR

DL Ken Bishop

Ellsworth

DL Ty Branz

Iowa Western

DL Jeﬀ Brown

Joliet

DL Marcus Cribbs

Grand Rapids

Sam Maresh

Iowa Western

Darius Moﬀe

Harper

Terrell Porter

Grand Rapids

Johnny Watkins

North Dakota SCS

DB Chris Charles

Ellsworth

DB Drake Ferch

Iowa Western

Cody Dickson

Iowa Western

DB Josh Pe us

College of DuPage

Zach Kerndt

Iowa Central

DB Evan Ray

Grand Rapids

Wes Smith

Iowa Western

2011 FIRST TEAM ALL-MFC SPECIAL TEAMS POS. PLAYER

COLLEGE

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YEAR

SEMIFINAL S

CHAMPIONSHIP

NOVEMBER 3

NOVEMBER 10

#4 Seed at #1 Seed #3 Seed at #2 Seed

1/4 Winner vs. 2/3 Winner Hosted by Higher Seed

2012 CONFERENCE PREDICTIONS

COLLEGE

RET. STARTERS (O/D)

2011 RECORD

1. Iowa Western

7/6

9-2

2. Iowa Central

5/2

6-4

3. College of DuPage

2/5

7-3

4. North Dakota SCS

7/6

5-4

5. Ellsworth

-/-

2-7

*Predic ons compiled from survey provided to all programs

WINNINGEST ACTIVE COACHES

COACH

COLLEGE

SCHOOL SEASONS (RECORD)

CAREER SEASONS (RECORD)

16 (120-48)

3 (23-8)

6 (39-22)

1. Kevin Twait

Iowa Central

2. Scott Strohmeier

Iowa Western

3. Chuck Parsons

North Dakota SCS

5 (23-27)

4. Gary Thomas

College of DuPage

1 (7-3)

5. Josh Gooch

Ellsworth

0 (0-0)

*Seasons do not include upcoming season

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

TOP RETURNING QUARTERBACKS PLAYER

COLLEGE

Jake Waters

Iowa Western

HT.

WT.

COMP. %

PASS YDS

PASS TD

INTS

RUSH YDS

RUSH TD

6’ 2”

215

62.7%

2658

324

TOP RETURNING RUNNING BACKS PLAYER

COLLEGE

HT.

WT.

CARRIES

RUSH YDS.

YDS/CRY

RUSH TD

REC. YDS

REC. TD

Jontel Clayton

Iowa Central

5’ 10”

202

225

1,477

6.56

Aaron Wimberly

Iowa Western

5’ 11”

180

174

887

5.1

356

Terrance Williams

North Dakota SCS

5’ 11”

180

764

7.9

JAKE WATERS

NORTH DAKOTA SCS

IOWA WESTERN

JONTELL CLAYTON

IOWA CENTRAL

TERRANCE WILLIAMS

TOP RETURNING WIDE RECEIVERS/TIGHT ENDS PLAYER

COLLEGE

POS.

HT.

WT.

REC.

REC. YDS

YDS/REC.

REC. TD

Andrew Stone

Iowa Western

5’ 10”

180

493

10.1

Cedric Chappell

North Dakota SCS

6’ 1”

205

258

11.2

Jaquon Goodman

Iowa Central

6’ 4”

210

194

11.4

Kaden Cue

Iowa Central

6’ 4”

246

139

11.6

Gannon Sinclair

North Dakota SCS

6’ 6”

255

10.3

TOP RETURNING OFFENSIVE LINEMEN PLAYER

COLLEGE

HT.

WT.

GAMES

STARTS

Dallas Hinkhouse

Iowa Western

6’ 5”

270

Mike Smithburg

Iowa Western

6’ 4”

305

Sco Schmidt

North Dakota SCS

6’ 6”

280

Stephon Spence

North Dakota SCS

6’ 5”

315

Franklin Pravia

College of DuPage

6’ 3”

275

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

TOP RETURNING DEFENSIVE LINEMEN PLAYER

COLLEGE

Devon Nash

Iowa Western

POS.

HT.

WT.

TACKLES

TFL

SACKS

6’ 4”

265

7.5

4.5

TOP RETURNING LINEBACKERS PLAYER

COLLEGE

HT.

WT.

TACKLES

TFL

SACKS

INT

Marvell DeJesus

Iowa Central

5’ 10”

220

Terrell Porter

Iowa Western

6’ 4”

220

TOP RETURNING DEFENSIVE BACKS PLAYER

COLLEGE

POS.

HT.

WT.

TACKLES

INTS

DEF. TD

Joe Feldpausch

Iowa Central

6’ 1”

195

Kelvin Wilkins

North Dakota SCS

6’ 3”

210

Mykar Groves

North Dakota SCS

6’ 1”

228

MARVELL DEJESUS

NORTH DAKOTA SCS

IOWA CENTRAL

KELVIN WATKINS

TOP RETURNING KICKERS

PLAYER

COLLEGE

Eric Mielke Alden Haﬀar

HT.

WT.

FGM

FGA

XPM

XPA

North Dakota SCS

5’ 8”

170

Iowa Central

5’ 9”

200

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

MINNESOTA COLLEGE ATHLETIC CONFERENCE CONFERENCE INFORMATION First Season: 1967

Commissioner: Justin Heckenlaible

Playoffs: Top 2 Teams from each Division

Bowl Ties: None

National Champions: 0 (3 Top Non-Scholarship— ‘07, ‘06, ‘00)

MEMBER SCHOOLS COLLEGE

MASCOT

LOCATION

NORTHERN DIVISION Fond du Lac Tribal & Community College

Thunder

Cloquet, Minn.

Itasca Community College

Vikings

Grand Rapids, Minn.

Mesabi Range Community & Technical College Norse

Virginia, Minn.

Northland Community & Technical College

Pioneers

Thief River Falls, Finn.

Vermilion Community College

Ironmen

Ely, Minn.

SOUTHERN DIVISION Central Lakes College

Raiders

Brainerd, Minn.

Minnesota State Community & Technical College Spartans

Fergus Falls, Minn.

Minnesota West Community & Technical College Bluejays

Worthington, Minn.

Ridgewater College

Warriors

Wilmar, Minn.

Rochester Community & Technical College

Yellowjackets

Rochester, Minn.

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

PAST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS YEAR

NORTHERN

SOUTHERN

CONFERENCE

2011

Northland

Rochester

2010

Mesabi Range

Central Lakes

Rochester

2009

Vermilion

Central Lakes

2008

Vermilion

^3-Way Tie

Mesabi Range

2007

Vermilion

Rochester

2006

Vermilion

Rochester

Vermilion

2005

Vermilion

Minnesota West

Rochester

2004

Mesabi Range

Minnesota West

Rochester

2003

Mesabi Range

Rochester

2002

Northland

Rochester

TOP NON-SCHOLARSHIP TEAMS Rochester

2007

Vermilion

2006

Rochester

2000

^Tie: Rochester, Central Lakes, Minnesota West

NORTHERN DIVISION Northland

7-4 (6-3, 4-0)

Mesabi Range

5-5 (5-4, 3-1)

Fond du Lac

4-5 (4-5, 2-2)

Itasca

3-6 (3-6, 1-3)

Vermilion

3-6 (3-6, 1-3)

SOUTHERN DIVISION

MCAC SEMIFINALS Mesabi Range (5‐5)

#13 Rochester (10‐0)

Rochester

11-1 (9-0, 4-0)

Ridgewater (6‐4)

Ridgewater

6-3 (6-3, 3-1)

Northland (7‐3)

Central Lakes

7-3 (7-2, 2-2)

Minnesota State

3-6 (3-6, 1-3)

Northland (7‐4)

Minnesota West

3-6 (3-6, 0-4)

#12 Rochester (11‐0)

MCAC CHAMPIONSHIP

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

2011 FIRST TEAM ALL-MCAC SOUTH OFFENSE 2011 FIRST TEAM ALL-MCAC NORTH OFFENSE YEAR

POS. PLAYER

COLLEGE

YEAR

QB Kramer Berg

Rochester

POS. PLAYER

COLLEGE

RB Victor Lumley

Minnesota State

QB Khalliq Burroughs

Northland

RB Davontay Stevens

Ridgewater

RB Gerald Graves

Itasca

WR Averey Duncan

Central Lakes

RB Ocie Salter

Mesabi Range

WR Ryan Tri

Central Lakes

RB Johnell Wortham

Northland

OL Jus n Boeckman

Minnesota West

WR Roosevelt Morisset

Northland

OL Ricky Johnson

Rochester

OL Ronald Johnson

Fond du Lac

OL William Slade

Northland

2011 FIRST TEAM ALL-MCAC SOUTH DEFENSE 2011 FIRST TEAM ALL-MCAC NORTH DEFENSE POS. PLAYER

COLLEGE

YEAR

POS. PLAYER

COLLEGE

YEAR

DE Rob Diane

Ridgewater

DT Anthony Atonio

Minnesota State

DE Darnell Colvin

Fond du Lac

DT Johnathan Green

Rochester

DE Sean Franks

Itasca

DT Frank Mays

Central Lakes

DT Donovan Hardy

Vermilion

Jonathan Cross

Ridgewater

DT E.J. Welch

Mesabi Range

Jeﬀ Curtsinger

Minnesota West

Jameel Franklin

Fond du Lac

Kevin Klocek

Rochester

Cody Halpin

Vermilion

Deshawn Lawrence

Minnesota West

Shawn Johnson

Northland

Greg Wright

Central Lakes

Ethan Washek

Vermilion

DB Jeﬀ Buchert

Rochester

Dwayne Whigham

Northland

DB B.J. Hendrix

Rochester

DB Damion Butler

Mesabi Range

DB Jared Hoemberg

Central Lakes

DB Kevin Eugene

Fond du Lac

DB Caleb Leichtnam

Rochester

DB Jeremy Massey

Mesabi Range

DB Dan Ngandali

Central Lakes

DB Eric Plemel

Itasca

DB Eric Riley

Minnesota State

DB Daryl Thomas

Ridgewater

DB Telvince Way

Ridgewater

2011 FIRST TEAM ALL-MCAC NORTH SPECIAL TEAMS POS. PLAYER

COLLEGE

YEAR

Jerry Guerrero

Northland

Jerry Guerrero

Northland

2011 FIRST TEAM ALL-MCAC SOUTH SPECIAL TEAMS POS. PLAYER

COLLEGE

YEAR

Tyler Daake

Rochester

Tyler Daake

Rochester

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

SEMIFINAL S

CHAMPIONSHIP

OCTOBER 20

OCTOBER 27

Southern #2 at Northern #1 Northern #2 at Southern #1

N1/S2 Winner vs. S1/N2 Winner Hosted by Higher Seed

2012 CONFERENCE PREDICTIONS

COLLEGE

RET. STARTERS (O/D)

2011 RECORD

2012 CONFERENCE PREDICTIONS

COLLEGE

NORTHERN DIVISION

RET. STARTERS (O/D)

2011 RECORD

SOUTHERN DIVISION

1. Northland

3/7

7-4

1. Rochester

5/8

11-1

2. Mesabi Range

8/6

5-5

2. Central Lakes

4/8

7-3

3. Fond du Lac

4/5

4-5

3. Ridgewater

4/3

6-4

4. Itasca

5/5

3-6

4. Minnesota State

8/8

3-6

5. Vermilion

5/5

0-9

5. Minnesota West

4/3

3-6

*Predic ons compiled from survey provided to all programs

WINNINGEST ACTIVE COACHES

COACH

COLLEGE

SCHOOL SEASONS (RECORD)

CAREER SEASONS (RECORD)

17 (74-69)

1. Jeff Linder

Minnesota West

2. Keith Turner

Fond du Lac

9 (47-35)

3. Greg Medeck

Central Lakes

5 (41-14)

4. Dan Lind

Mesabi Range

6 (36-33)

5. Rob Baumgarn

Ridgewater

6 (23-31)

6. Steve King

Minnesota State

5 (15-39)

6 (18-45)

7. Dan Mell

Itasca

5 (14-31)

8. Derrick Hintz

Rochester

1 (11-1)

9. Merle Johnson

Northland

1 (7-4)

10. Thomas Martin

Vermilion

0 (0-0)

*Seasons do not include upcoming season

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

TOP RETURNING QUARTERBACKS PLAYER

COLLEGE

Carson Wessinger

Central Lakes

HT.

WT.

COMP. %

PASS YDS

PASS TD

INTS

RUSH YDS

RUSH TD

5’ 10”

175

54.8%

1043

TOP RETURNING RUNNING BACKS PLAYER

COLLEGE

HT.

WT.

CARRIES

RUSH YDS.

YDS/CRY

RUSH TDS

REC. YDS

REC. TD

Victor Lumley

Minnesota State

5’ 7”

175

132

577

4.4

Taz Seibert

Central Lakes

5’ 11”

195

468

6.0

Kevin Harris

Minnesota State

6’ 0”

220

377

6.2

Alex Schliesman

Rochester

5’ 7”

180

358

4.06

137

Sam Alakija

Rochester

5’ 8”

195

324

4.7

Cody Gillard

Mesabi Range

5’ 9”

155

230

7.42

Chris an Thomas

Mesabi Range

5’ 9”

210

137

4.28

TOP RETURNING WIDE RECEIVERS/TIGHT ENDS PLAYER

COLLEGE

POS.

HT.

WT.

REC.

REC. YDS

YDS/REC.

REC. TD

Zach Hoppenworth‐Pederson

Rochester

6’ 6”

193

421

15.6

Bre Doeden

Minnesota West

6’ 3”

208

364

18.2

Rex Johnson

Minnesota West

6’ 1”

185

245

15.3

James Stutz

Minnesota West

5’ 8”

150

227

13.4

TOP RETURNING OFFENSIVE LINEMEN

PLAYER

COLLEGE

Ricky Johnson

HT.

WT.

GAMES

STARTS

Rochester

6’ 0”

260

Davis Marvel

Ridgewater

6’ 1”

250

Aaron Auroco

Minnesota West

6’ 5”

295

Jimmy Watson‐Hall

Minnesota State

6’ 3”

330

Jeremy Hodena

Central Lakes

6’ 2”

265

Charles Kassulker

Central Lakes

6’ 4”

250

Ma Seiber

Itasca

6’ 4”

330

Mark Murray

Fond du Lac

6’ 3”

270

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

TOP RETURNING DEFENSIVE LINEMEN PLAYER

COLLEGE

Peter Stenger

POS.

HT.

WT.

TACKLES

TFL

SACKS

Central Lakes

6’ 3”

235

Darvin Fowler

Mesabi Range

6’ 1”

278

8.5

Adrian Gamble

Rochester

6’ 3”

250

2.5

Robby Mackesey

Rochester

6’ 3”

235

9.5

TOP RETURNING LINEBACKERS PLAYER

COLLEGE

Nick Albano

HT.

WT.

TACKLES

TFL

SACKS

INT

Rochester

6’ 1”

245

4.5

Antonio Wallace

Mesabi Range

5’ 7”

190

7.5

Jordan Bialke

Central Lakes

6’ 1”

225

Aus n Manzey

Central Lakes

6’ 0”

195

TOP RETURNING DEFENSIVE BACKS PLAYER

COLLEGE

POS.

HT.

WT.

TACKLES

INTS

DEF. TD

Caleb Leichtnam

Rochester

6’ 0”

190

Eric Riley

Minnesota State

6’ 1”

210

Jared Hoemberg

Central Lakes

6’ 0”

205

Ma Mogere

Central Lakes

6’ 2”

180

TOP RETURNING KICKERS PLAYER

COLLEGE

HT.

WT.

FGM

FGA

XPM

XPA

Marcelo Rinaldi

Rochester

6'3"

195

TOP RETURNING KICK RETURNERS PLAYER

COLLEGE

Kenneth Brandon

Mesabi Range

HT.

WT.

KR YDS

YDS/KR

5’ 9”

165

318

39.75

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

MISSISSIPPI ASSOC. OF COMMUNITY & JUNIOR COLLEGES CONFERENCE INFORMATION First Season: 1927

Commissioner: Jim Southward

Playoffs: Top 2 Teams from each Division

Bowl Ties: Mississippi Bowl

National Champions: 8 — ‘11, ‘07, ‘04, ‘93, ‘92, ‘84, ‘82, ‘72

MEMBER SCHOOLS COLLEGE

MASCOT

LOCATION

NORTH DIVISION Coahoma Community College

Tigers

Clarksdale, Miss.

East Mississippi Community College

Lions

Scooba, Miss.

Holmes Community College

Bulldogs

Goodman, Miss.

Itawamba Community College

Indians

Fulton, Miss.

Mississippi Delta Community College

Trojans

Moorhead, Miss.

Northeast Mississippi Community College

Tigers

Booneville, Miss.

Northwest Mississippi Community College

Rangers

Senatobia, Miss.

SOUTH DIVISION Copiah-Lincoln Community College

Wolfpack

Wesson, Miss.

East Central Community College

Warriors

Decatur, Miss.

Hinds Community College

Eagles

Raymond, Miss.

Jones County Junior College

Bobcats

Ellisville, Miss.

Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College

Bulldogs

Perkinston, Miss.

Pearl River Community College

Wildcats

Poplarville, Miss.

Southwest Mississippi Community College

Bears

Summit, Miss.

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

PAST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS YEAR

NORTH

SOUTH

CONFERENCE

2011

East Mississippi

Mississippi Gulf Coast

East Mississippi

Copiah-Lincoln

Mississippi Gulf Coast

East Mississippi

Mississippi Gulf Coast

East Mississippi

2008

East Mississippi

Mississippi Gulf Coast

1992

2007

Itawamba

Mississippi Gulf Coast

1984

2006 Northwest Mississippi

Pearl River

Northwest Mississippi

1982

2005 Northeast Mississippi

Pearl River

Mississippi Gulf Coast

1972

2004 Northeast Mississippi

Pearl River

2003 Northwest Mississippi

Hinds

Pearl River

2002 Northeast Mississippi

Pearl River

Holmes

East Mississippi

2011

*Mississippi Gulf Coast

2007

Pearl River

2004

2009

Mississippi Delta

1993

Northwest Mississippi

2010 Northwest Mississippi

*Co‐Na onal Champions

^Tie: Rochester, Central Lakes, Minnesota West

NORTH DIVISION East Mississippi

12-0 (9-0, 6-0)

Northeast Mississippi

6-5 (6-3, 4-2)

Northwest Mississippi

6-3 (6-3, 4-2)

Itawamba

4-5 (4-5, 4-2)

Holmes

2-7 (2-7, 2-4)

Coahoma

1-8 (1-8, 1-5)

Mississippi Delta

0-9 (0-9, 0-6)

SOUTH DIVISION Mississippi Gulf Coast

10-2 (8-0, 6-0)

Hinds

7-3 (7-2, 5-1)

Jones County

6-3 (6-3, 3-3)

Copiah-Lincoln

5-4 (5-4, 2-4)

Pearl River

4-5 (4-5, 3-3)

Southwest Mississippi

3-6 (3-6, 1-5)

East Central

2-7 (2-7, 1-5)

KJ CCC SEMI F I N ALS #14 Hinds (7‐3)

#3 East Mississippi (10‐0)

#17 Northeast Mississippi (6‐4)

#6 Mississippi Gulf Coast (9‐1) *20 *OVERTIME

KJCCC CHAMPIONSH IP #5 Mississippi Gulf Coast (9‐2)

#2 East Mississippi (11‐0)

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

2011 FIRST TEAM ALL-MACJC NORTH OFFENSE

POS. PLAYER

COLLEGE

QB Melvin German

Pearl River

Itawamba

RB Vintavious Cooper

Southwest Mississippi

RB Daveon Porter

Coahoma

RB Jeremy Palmer

Hinds

WR Lacoltan Bester

East Mississippi

WR Javon Bell

Mississippi Gulf Coast

WR Lance Ray

Northwest Mississippi

WR Deuce Coon

Jones County

WR Jonathan Rumph

Holmes

WR Jonathan Duncan

Pearl River

OL Aus n Douglas

Northwest Mississippi

OL Jus n Barner

Hinds

OL Antonio Foster

Northeast Mississippi

OL Dylan Holley

Mississippi Gulf Coast

OL Donald Hawkins

Northwest Mississippi

OL Chandler Ma hews

Pearl River

OL Warren Jones

East Mississippi

OL McKay Tingle

Jones County

OL Derrick Wilson

East Mississippi

OL Josh Young

Copiah‐Lincoln

POS. PLAYER

COLLEGE

QB Bo Wallace

East Mississippi

RB Keon McGaughy

YEAR

2011 FIRST TEAM ALL-MACJC NORTH DEFENSE POS. PLAYER

2011 FIRST TEAM ALL-MACJC SOUTH OFFENSE

COLLEGE

YEAR

2011 FIRST TEAM ALL-MACJC SOUTH DEFENSE POS. PLAYER

COLLEGE

YEAR

DL Denico Autry

East Mississippi

DL Terrell Hartsfield

Copiah‐Lincoln

DL Damien Jacobs

East Mississippi

DL Dontrell Hyman

Hinds

DL Alexander Ma hews

Mississippi Delta

DL Darrington Sen more

Mississippi Gulf Coast

DL Brandon Moore

East Mississippi

DL Derrick Upshaw

Jones County

Eli Canton

Northeast Mississippi

Chris Bermond

Pearl River

David Connor

Northwest Mississippi

Chris Ficklin

East Central

Martrez Townes

Itawamba

Michael Hoskins

Hinds

DB LaDarrick Anderson

Northwest Mississippi

DB Denhendret Collins

Copiah‐Lincoln

DB Deion Belue

Northeast Mississippi

DB O s Jacobs

Mississippi Gulf Coast

DB Lakarious Cathlidge

Mississippi Delta

DB Alonzo Lawrence

Mississippi Gulf Coast

DB Jus n Cox

East Mississippi

DB Steve McNair

Pearl River

2011 FIRST TEAM ALL-MACJC NORTH SPECIAL TEAMS

2011 FIRST TEAM ALL-MACJC SOUTH SPECIAL TEAMS

POS. PLAYER

COLLEGE

YEAR

COLLEGE

YEAR

Taylor Walker

East Mississippi

Taylor Pon us

Mississippi Gulf Coast

Will Goodwin

Itawamba

Rob Moﬃ

East Central

Rodney Davis

East Mississippi

Reggie Hall

East Central

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

SEMIFINAL S

CHAMPIONSHIP

NOVEMBER 3

NOVEMBER 10

South #2 at North #1 North #2 at South #1

N1/S2 Winner vs. S1/N2 Winner Hosted by Higher Seed

2012 CONFERENCE PREDICTIONS

COLLEGE

RET. STARTERS (O/D)

2011 RECORD

2012 CONFERENCE PREDICTIONS

COLLEGE

RET. STARTERS (O/D)

NORTH DIVISION

2011 RECORD

SOUTH DIVISION

1. East Mississippi

4/7

12-0

1. Mississippi Gulf Coast

4/4

10-2

2. Northwest Mississippi

4/3

6-3

2. Hinds

6/7

7-3

3. Itawamba

5/5

4-5

3. Jones County

5/3

6-3

4. Northeast Mississippi

5/3

6-5

4. Pearl River

4/2

4-5

5. Holmes

7/5

2-7

5. Copiah-Lincoln

7/4

5-4

6. Coahoma

7/5

1-8

6. Southwest Mississippi

5/7

3-6

7. Mississippi Delta

3/3

0-9

7. East Central

6/5

2-7

*Predic ons compiled from survey provided to all programs

WINNINGEST ACTIVE COACHES

COACH

COLLEGE

1. Gene Murphy

Hinds

2. Steve Campbell

Mississippi Gulf Coast

3. Tim Hatten

Pearl River

4. Glenn Davis

SCHOOL SEASONS (RECORD)

CAREER SEASONS (RECORD)

20 (148-54-5)

8 (70-18)

10 (82-26)

10 (77-24)

Copiah-Lincoln

8 (36-34)

5. Buddy Stephens

East Mississippi

4 (36-8)

6. Ricky Woods

Northwest Mississippi

4 (27-11)

7. Freeman Horton

Coahoma

10 (20-70)

8. Charles Anthony

Southwest Mississippi

6 (22-31)

9. Ricky Smither

Northeast Mississippi

4 (14-23)

2 (9-9)

3 (7-20)

10. Jon Williams

Itawamba

11. Brian Anderson

East Central

12. Jeff Koonz

Holmes

1 (2-7)

13. Todd Lott

Mississippi Delta

0 (0-0)

14. Ray Perkins

Jones County

0 (0-0)

*Seasons do not include upcoming season

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

TOP RETURNING QUARTERBACKS PLAYER

COLLEGE

Ben Stevens

HT.

WT.

COMP. %

PASS YDS

PASS TD

INTS

RUSH YDS

RUSH TD

Jones County

6’ 2”

190

61.4%

2078

‐50

Chandler Rogers

Copiah‐Lincoln

6’ 2”

215

49.7%

1088

213

Clint Ha en

Mississippi Gulf Coast

6’ 2”

200

52.7%

957

116

Dennis Robertson

Holmes

6’ 3”

225

63.3%

754

Domonique Harris

Northwest Mississippi

6’ 4”

235

53.8%

211

RODRIGUEZ MOORE

MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST

EAST MISSISSIPPI

BYRON NETTLES

TESHADI TALTON

NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI

TOP RETURNING RUNNING BACKS

PLAYER

COLLEGE

HT.

WT.

CARRIES

RUSH YDS.

YDS/CRY

RUSH TDS

REC. YDS

REC. TD

Rodriguez Moore

East Mississippi

5’ 10”

185

189

1303

6.9

469

Teshadi Talton

Northwest Mississippi

5’ 8”

175

153

814

5.3

142

Laderick Turner

Southwest Mississippi

5’ 6”

190

121

530

4.4

143

Byron Ne les

Mississippi Gulf Coast

5’ 10”

175

400

9.9

116

Cheeto Johnson

Pearl River

5’ 9”

180

193

4.5

142

Keshun Shipp

East Central

5’ 10”

225

136

6.5

Jabari Baker

Hinds

5’ 11”

210

136

5.2

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

TOP RETURNING WIDE RECEIVERS/TIGHT ENDS PLAYER

COLLEGE

POS.

HT.

WT.

REC.

REC. YDS

YDS/REC.

REC. TD

Quadarius Mireles

Hinds

5’ 11”

180

693

15.4

Jonathon Rumph

Holmes

6’ 5“

215

606

16.38

Quantavius Leslie

Hinds

6’ 4”

190

523

18.7

Ricky Hunt

East Central

5’ 10”

190

442

12.5

Corey Smith

East Mississippi

6’ 1”

180

438

15.6

DeVante Sco

Copiah‐Lincoln

5’ 10”

185

386

Antoinne Adkins

East Mississippi

5’ 10”

180

315

15.0

Quartez Cooks

Jones County

6’ 1”

180

315

18.5

Brock Hall

East Central

6’ 2”

190

250

16.6

Jerome Stewart

Southwest Mississippi

5' 10”

165

189

Zachary Witche

Hinds

6’ 1”

196

186

20.7

Chris Cooley

Southwest Mississippi

5’ 11”

170

171

13.2

Alonzo Lewis

Copiah‐Lincoln

6’ 4”

215

151

Keivondre Wa ord

East Central

6’ 4”

215

150

Darren Anderson

Copiah‐Lincoln

6’ 1”

180

146

Renard Williams

Southwest Mississippi

6’ 2”

215

116

14.5

Logan Stokes

Northeast Mississippi

6’ 5”

250

7.3

Cade Amacker

Mississippi Gulf Coast

6’ 2”

235

TOP RETURNING OFFENSIVE LINEMEN PLAYER

COLLEGE

Lawrence Ramsey

HT.

WT.

GAMES

STARTS

Mississippi Gulf Coast

6’ 2”

315

Ramsey Sellers

Mississippi Gulf Coast

5’ 11”

315

Demechery Hickingbo om

Copiah‐Lincoln

6’ 4”

335

Dus n Tubby

East Central

6’ 3”

320

Bart Whigham

East Central

6’ 4”

300

Addarius Willis

Holmes

6’ 6”

375

Jus n Booth

Jones County

6’ 2”

320

Fredrick Moore

Jones County

6’ 5”

280

J.T. Myers

Jones County

6’ 3”

280

Aus n Douglas

Northwest Mississippi

6’ 2”

300

Jordan Mar n

Southwest Mississippi

6’ 1“

300

Jarrod A erberry

East Mississippi

6’ 2”

320

Tyler Stanley

East Mississippi

6’ 2”

275

COPIAH-LINCOLN

DEVANTE SCOTT

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

TOP RETURNING DEFENSIVE LINEMEN PLAYER

COLLEGE

POS.

HT.

WT.

TACKLES

TFL

SACKS

Terrell Hartsfield

Copiah‐Lincoln

6’ 3”

225

7.5

Andrew Bolton

Hinds

6’ 3”

253

8.5

Bobby Hill

Holmes

6’ 2”

225

Dontrill Hyman

Hinds

6’ 4”

265

20.5

Randolph Williams

Northwest Mississippi

6’ 0”

245

13.5

Chris Hughes

Northwest Mississippi

6’ 0”

240

Jerrell Jordan

Copiah‐Lincoln

6’ 3”

225

4.5

Tederian Johnson

Hinds

6’ 3”

260

4.5

Lauren Jackson

East Mississippi

6’ 4”

275

Jerome McClain

Northwest Mississippi

6’ 2”

285

Kalvin Smith

East Central

6’ 1”

300

Lakenneth Weidmann

East Central

6’ 4”

255

6.5

Bradley Dorsey

East Central

6’ 6”

375

Chavez Sims

Jones County

6’ 2”

225

Illiad Kelly

Northwest Mississippi

6’ 3”

280

Warren Conway

Mississippi Gulf Coast

6’ 2”

255

Za'Darius Smith

East Mississippi

6’ 6”

250

4.5

Lavon Hooks

Northeast Mississippi

6’ 5”

290

Cortez Hartzog

Mississippi Gulf Coast

6’ 5”

250

TOP RETURNING LINEBACKERS

PLAYER

COLLEGE

Mitchell Hoskins

HT.

WT.

TACKLES

TFL

SACKS

INT

Hinds

6’ 1”

225

109

17.5

8.5

Jadarius Hicks

Hinds

5’ 11”

220

5.5

Brandon Keel

Mississippi Gulf Coast

6’ 2”

235

Tony Johnson

Southwest Mississippi

6’ 3”

240

0.5

David Conner

Northwest Mississippi

5’ 11”

190

2.5

Raheem Robinson

Southwest Mississippi

5’ 10”

210

1.5

Dawson Wells

Mississippi Gulf Coast

6’ 1”

215

D.J. Jordan

East Mississippi

6’ 1”

210

Chico Mar n

Copiah‐Lincoln

5’ 10”

215

Marion Chapman

Jones County

6’ 1”

210

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

TOP RETURNING DEFENSIVE BACKS PLAYER

COLLEGE

POS.

HT.

WT.

TACKLES

INTS

DEF. TD

Jus n Cox

East Mississippi

6’ 3”

190

Brennan Dunklin

Southwest Mississippi

5’ 10”

220

Shaquille Fluker

East Mississippi

6’ 2”

200

Aaron Thompson

Northwest Mississippi

5’ 10”

155

Kareem Brown

Northeast Mississippi

5’ 9”

180

Bryan Isaac

Copiah‐Lincoln

5’ 11”

190

Devontay Barne

Jones County

6’ 1”

190

Jeremy Davis

Copiah‐Lincoln

5’ 9”

175

Dominique Carter

East Central

6’ 3”

200

Ben Brooks

East Central

5’ 9”

180

TOP RETURNING KICKERS PLAYER

COLLEGE

Nolan Long

Copiah‐Lincoln

HT.

WT.

FGM

FGA

XPM

XPA

5’ 11”

175

TOP RETURNING PUNTERS PLAYER

COLLEGE

Jonathan Harrison

HT.

WT.

PUNTS

YDS/PUNT INSIDE 20

Northeast Mississippi

6’ 5”

185

40.9

Chase Carpenter

Northwest Mississippi

5’ 9”

150

40.2

Nolan Long

Copiah‐Lincoln

5’ 11”

175

39.8

Jus n Holt

Southwest Mississippi

6’ 1”

170

35.2

TOP RETURNING KICK RETURNERS PLAYER

COLLEGE

DeVante Sco

HT.

WT.

KR YDS

YDS/KR

Copiah‐Lincoln

5’ 10”

185

182

30.3

Kiwaski Tenner

Hinds

5’ 11”

182

112

24.0

Antoinne Adkins

East Mississippi

5’ 10”

180

111

22.2

Rodriguez Moore

East Mississippi

5’ 10”

185

30.0

TOP RETURNING PUNT RETURNERS PLAYER

COLLEGE

Corey Smith

East Mississippi

HT.

WT.

PR YDS

YDS/PR

6’ 1”

180

128

32.0

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

NORTHEAST FOOTBALL CONFERENCE CONFERENCE INFORMATION First Season:

Commissioner: John Jackson

Playoffs: None

Bowl Ties: Carrier Dome Bowl

National Champions: 0 (1 Top Non-Scholarship — ‘10)

MEMBER SCHOOLS COLLEGE

MASCOT

LOCATION

ASA College

Avengers

Brooklyn, N.Y.

Dean College

Bulldogs

Franklin, Mass.

Erie Community College

Kats

Buffalo, N.Y.

Hudson Valley Community College

Vikings

Troy, N.Y.

Lackawanna College

Falcons

Scranton, Pa.

Louisburg College

Hurricanes

Louisburg, N.C.

*Monroe College

Mustangs

New Rochelle, N.Y.

Nassau Community College

Lions

Garden City, N.Y.

*Proba onary member (ineligible for conference championship and all‐conference honors)

PAST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS TOP NON-SCHOLARSHIP TEAMS Nassau

2010

YEAR

COLLEGE

2011

Dean

2010

Nassau

2009

Dean

2008

Dean

2007

Dean

2006

Lackawanna

2005

Nassau

2004

Hudson Valley

2003

*3-Way Tie

2002

Morrisville State

*Erie, Hudson Valley, Morrisville State

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

Dean

8-1 (6-0)

Nassau

8-2 (5-1)

Lackawanna

7-4 (3-3)

ASA

4-4 (3-3)

Louisburg

7-3 (3-3)

Erie

2-8 (1-5)

Hudson Valley

0-8 (0-6)

2011 FIRST TEAM ALL-NFC DEFENSE POS. PLAYER

2011 FIRST TEAM ALL-NFC OFFENSE

COLLEGE

YEAR

DE Bryan Johnson

Nassau

DE Bernardo Nunez

Lackawanna

DT Malik Gumbs

Nassau

DT Mike Intrieri

Dean

Brian Doyle

Erie

Aaron Fant

ASA

POS. PLAYER

COLLEGE

YEAR

Lamonte Gaddis

Dean

QB Frances Drummond

Nassau

Nick Gilbo

Hudson Valley

QB Davonta Farrell

Lackawanna

Jon Shelby

Nassau

QB Jamal Small

Dean

Chuck Watson

Dean

RB Rasheed Williams

Louisburg

DB Theodia Alexander

ASA

RB Deonta Winston

Erie

DB Ervin Johnson

Dean

WR Robbie Jackson

Dean

DB Kewi Koonce

Louisburg

WR Mark Thomas

Nassau

DB Donavan Walker

Dean

Lackawanna

OL Jerome Brown

Lackawanna

OL Cedric Chisolm

Louisburg

OL Mark Glowinski

Lackawanna

OL Kreshnik Hakanjin

ASA

Cherchen Aloema

ASA

OL Nick Pedro

Hudson Valley

Troy Krepich

Lackawanna

OL Aslam Sterling

Nassau

RS Rodney Whitehead

Dean

Thomas Burk

2011 FIRST TEAM ALL-NFC SPECIAL TEAMS POS. PLAYER

COLLEGE

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

YEAR

2012 CONFERENCE PREDICTIONS

COLLEGE

RET. STARTERS (O/D)

2011 RECORD

1. Dean

6/5

8-1

2. Nassau

3/5

8-2

3. Lackawanna

6/3

7-4

4. ASA

5/4

4-4

5. Louisburg

1/7

7-3

6. Hudson Valley

5/3

2-8

7. Erie

5/4

0-8

8. Monroe

N/A

*Predic ons compiled from survey provided to all programs

WINNINGEST ACTIVE COACHES

COACH

COLLEGE

SCHOOL SEASONS (RECORD)

CAREER SEASONS (RECORD)

18 (123-63)

1. Mark Duda

Lackawanna

2. Todd Vasey

Dean

8 (57-23)

3. Dennis Green

Erie

11 (57-53)

4. John D. Sala

Louisburg

4 (24-15)

10 (52-44)

5. Dennis Orlando

ASA

3 (16-10)

6. Michael Muehling

Hudson Valley

1 (0-8)

7. Curtis Guilliam

Nassau

0 (0-0)

8. Terry Karg

Monroe

0 (0-0)

*Seasons include upcoming season

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

TOP RETURNING QUARTERBACKS PLAYER

COLLEGE

Davonta Farrell

Lackawanna

HT.

WT.

COMP. %

PASS YDS

PASS TD

INTS

RUSH YDS

RUSH TD

6’ 2”

215

45.7%

1426

286

TOP RETURNING RUNNING BACKS PLAYER

COLLEGE

HT.

WT.

CARRIES

RUSH YDS.

YDS/CRY

RUSH TDS

REC. YDS

REC. TD

Deonta Winston

Erie

5’ 7”

160

528

5.3

CJ Jones

Hudson Valley

5’ 11”

206

406

4.3

211

Hosey Williams

ASA

5’ 8”

197

211

7.8

Nathaniel Robinson

Hudson Valley

6’ 1”

225

102

3.9

TOP RETURNING WIDE RECEIVERS/TIGHT ENDS PLAYER

COLLEGE

POS.

HT.

WT.

REC.

REC. YDS

YDS/REC.

REC. TD

Mark Thomas

Nassau

6’ 1”

212

469

15.5

Rodney Whitehead

Dean

5’ 10”

175

316

11.6

Josh Gross

Hudson Valley

6’ 2”

232

294

17.3

Daniel Marc‐Sears

ASA

6’ 6”

195

217

12.8

Zak Echols

Erie

5’ 11”

185

216

14.4

TOP RETURNING OFFENSIVE LINEMEN PLAYER

COLLEGE

Jarell Broxton

HT.

WT.

GAMES

STARTS

Lackawanna

6’ 5”

330

Marquis Wallace

Lackawanna

6’ 5”

305

Abdul Caesar

Louisburg

6’ 2”

265

Andrew Edurd

Lackawanna

6’ 2”

285

Leon Hall

Dean

6’ 5”

315

Ken Hansen

Dean

6’ 4”

300

Byron Pinkston

Dean

6’ 3”

295

Dashon Riley

Dean

6’ 3”

315

Leon Brown

ASA

6’ 6”

310

Nick Pedro

Hudson Valley

6’ 3”

292

Jaydell Roy

Lackawanna

6’ 6”

350

Cedric Bri num

ASA

6’ 5”

300

Jonathan Jenkins

ASA

6’ 4”

320

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

TOP RETURNING DEFENSIVE LINEMEN PLAYER

COLLEGE

POS.

HT.

WT.

TACKLES

TFL

SACKS

Malik Gumbs

Nassau

6’ 0”

275

Lance Burlingame

Dean

6’ 4”

285

Billy Dobbs

Nassau

6’ 4”

255

Montez Hedgepeth

Louisburg

6’ 3”

295

7.5

Gary Scruggs

ASA

6’ 0”

250

Gordie Pine

Hudson Valley

6’ 1”

243

Andrew Buczek

Erie

6’ 0”

205

Desmond Hollin

ASA

6’ 4”

240

Steve Finley

Lackawanna

6’ 3”

270

TOP RETURNING LINEBACKERS PLAYER

COLLEGE

HT.

WT.

TACKLES

TFL

SACKS

INT

Charmarcus Pi ard

Dean

6’ 0"

240

15.5

Amara Kamara

Nassau

6’ 1”

223

Kyril Threats

Erie

6’ 2”

210

Ernest Moore

Erie

5’ 11”

210

Keaton Jones

Louisburg

6’ 2”

210

Garth Lakitsky

Lackawanna

6’ 2”

225

2.5

LOUISBURG

ANDREW BUCZEK

ERIE

DESMOND HOLLIN

ASA COLLEGE

MONTEZ HEDGEPATH

TOP RETURNING DEFENSIVE BACKS

PLAYER

COLLEGE

POS.

HT.

WT.

TACKLES

INTS

DEF. TD

Dan Pierre‐Louis

Erie

5’ 11”

165

Malcom Griggs

Nassau

6’ 2”

215

Dondi Kirby

ASA

6’ 2”

195

Vishawn Williams

Dean

6’ 1”

185

Imir Sanders

Lackawanna

5’ 11”

200

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

TOP RETURNING KICKERS PLAYER

COLLEGE

Cherchen Aloema

HT.

WT.

FGM

FGA

XPM

XPA

ASA

5’ 9”

160

Mike Jones

Louisburg

5’ 8”

160

Troy Krepich

Lackawanna

5’ 11”

190

TOP RETURNING PUNTERS PLAYER

COLLEGE

HT.

WT.

PUNTS

Jean Pierre Tuberquia

Nassau

5’ 11”

200

MIKE JONES

YDS/PUNT INSIDE 20

1158

DEAN

LOUISBURG

RODNEY WHITEHEAD

TOP RETURNING KICK RETURNERS PLAYER

COLLEGE

Rodney Whitehead Zak Echols

HT.

WT.

KR YDS

YDS/KR

Dean

5’ 10”

175

497

31.1

Erie

5’ 11”

185

353

19.6

TOP RETURNING PUNT RETURNERS PLAYER

COLLEGE

Rodney Whitehead

Dean

HT.

WT.

PR YDS

YDS/PR

5’ 10”

175

263

17.5

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

SOUTHWEST JUNIOR COLLEGE FOOTBALL CONFERENCE CONFERENCE INFORMATION First Season: 1995

Commissioner: Dr. Mike Metke

Playoffs: Top 4 Teams

Bowl Ties: Brazos Valley Bowl, H.O.T. Bowl

National Champions: 18 — ‘10, ‘09, ‘06, ‘97, ‘96, ‘95, ‘94, ‘91, ‘89, ‘86, ‘80, ‘79, ‘69, ‘67, ‘66, ‘60, ‘59, ‘57

MEMBER SCHOOLS COLLEGE

MASCOT

LOCATION

Blinn College

Buccaneers

Brenham, Texas

Cisco College

Wranglers

Cisco, Texas

Kilgore College

Rangers

Kilgore, Texas

Navarro College

Bulldogs

Corsicana, Texas

Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College

Golden Norse

Miami, Okla.

Trinity Valley Community College

Cardinals

Athens, Texas

Tyler Junior College

Apaches

Tyler, Texas

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

PAST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS

Navarro

2010 Blinn

2009

Blinn

2006 Trinity Valley

1997

Blinn

1996 Blinn

1995

Trinity Valley

1994 NE Oklahoma A&M

1991

Navarro

1989 NE Oklahoma A&M

1986

NE Oklahoma A&M

1980 Ranger

1979

NE Oklahoma A&M

1969 NE Oklahoma A&M

1967

Kilgore

1966 *Tyler

1960

NE Oklahoma A&M

1959 Texarkana

1957

*Co‐Na onal Champions

YEAR

REGULAR SEASON

PLAYOFFS

2011

Blinn

Navarro

2010

Navarro

2009

Navarro

Blinn

2008

Navarro

Blinn

2007

Kilgore

Navarro

2006

Blinn

2005

Trinity Valley

2004

Kilgore

2003

Tyler

NE Oklahoma A&M

2002

NE Oklahoma A&M NE Oklahoma A&M

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

SWJCFC SEMIFINALS Blinn

9-2 (6-0)

Trinity Valley (8‐2)

Trinity Valley

8-3 (5-1)

#11 Navarro (8‐2)

Tyler (7‐3)

*37

#1 Blinn (9‐1)

Navarro

10-2 (4-2)

Tyler

7-4 (3-3)

Kilgore

3-6 (2-4)

Cisco

3-6 (1-5)

NE Oklahoma A&M

3-6 (0-6)

*OVERTIME

SWJCFC CHAMPIONSHIP #17 Tyler (7‐4)

#9 Navarro (9‐2)

2011 FIRST TEAM ALL-SWJCFC DEFENSE POS. PLAYER

2011 FIRST TEAM ALL-SWJCFC OFFENSE

YEAR

DL Calvin Barne

Navarro

DL Kerry Burks

NE Oklahoma A&M

DL John Gandy

Blinn

DL Bubba Vactor

Navarro

Jermane Longino

Trinity Valley

Eddie Porter

Blinn

Dante Rollins

Tyler

Adrian Shoecra

NE Oklahoma A&M

POS. PLAYER

COLLEGE

QB Tucker Carter

Trinity Valley

DB Jeremy Baltazar

Blinn

RB Marion Grice

Blinn

DB Tyler McGlothen

Cisco

RB Vinnie Moore

Kilgore

DB Jeremy McKnight

Navarro

WR Marquez Clark

Navarro

DB Martez Shabazz

Trinity Valley

WR Ricky Collins

Kilgore

Navarro

OL Armondo Alvarez

Blinn

OL Travon Carter

Trinity Valley

OL Chris Grishby

Blinn

Kurt Walker

Blinn

OL Anthony Lewis

Cisco

Brad Dunavant

Trinity Valley

RS Kali Rashaad

Cisco

Gerard Shillow

Nate Richards

YEAR

COLLEGE

2011 FIRST TEAM ALL-SWJCFC SPECIAL TEAMS POS. PLAYER

COLLEGE

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

YEAR

SEMIFINAL S

CHAMPIONSHIP

NOVEMBER 3

NOVEMBER 10

#4 Seed at #1 Seed #3 Seed at #2 Seed

1/4 Winner vs. 2/3 Winner Hosted by Higher Seed

2012 CONFERENCE PREDICTIONS

COLLEGE

RET. STARTERS (O/D)

2011 RECORD

1. Blinn

3/7

9-2

2. Trinity Valley

7/5

8-3

3. Navarro

7/7

10-2

4. Tyler

8/6

7-4

5. Kilgore

5/7

3-6

6. NE Oklahoma A&M

6/6

3-6

7. Cisco

3/9

3-6

*Predic ons compiled from survey provided to all programs

WINNINGEST ACTIVE COACHES

COACH

COLLEGE

SCHOOL SEASONS (RECORD)

CAREER SEASONS (RECORD)

1 (3-6)

9 (63-31)

1. Dale Patterson

NE Oklahoma A&M

2. J.J. Eckert

Kilgore

5 (25-25)

7 (38-33)

3. Danny Palmer

Tyler

5 (27-20)

4. Brad Smiley

Trinity Valley

5 (26-24)

5. Ronny Feldman

Blinn

1 (9-2)

6. Scott Taylor

Cisco

3 (9-18)

7. Brian Mayper

Navarro

0 (0-0)

*Seasons do not include upcoming season

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

TOP RETURNING QUARTERBACKS PLAYER

COLLEGE

Clayton Mitchem

NE Oklahoma A&M

HT.

WT.

COMP. %

PASS YDS

PASS TD

INTS

RUSH YDS

RUSH TD

6’ 2”

180

51.5%

508

134

TOP RETURNING RUNNING BACKS PLAYER

COLLEGE

HT.

WT.

CARRIES

RUSH YDS.

YDS/CRY

RUSH TDS

REC. YDS

REC. TD

Gerald Howse

NE Oklahoma A&M

6’ 1”

219

136

587

4.3

Ja'meel Woodard

Kilgore

5’ 9”

215

455

4.69

‐2

TOP RETURNING WIDE RECEIVERS/TIGHT ENDS PLAYER

COLLEGE

POS.

HT.

WT.

REC.

REC. YDS

YDS/REC.

REC. TD

Kyle Aubuchon

Blinn

5’ 11”

190

541

17.6

Andrew Hellreigel

Trinity Valley

5’ 11”

180

475

Adrian Henderson

Trinity Valley

6’ 0”

185

271

11.3

Darrin Brown

Kilgore

6’ 1”

190

132

18.9

Mason Powledge

Kilgore

6’ 6”

255

5.5

BLINN

TOP RETURNING OFFENSIVE LINEMEN

ADRIAN HENDERSON

PLAYER

COLLEGE

Derek Hoﬀpauir

HT.

WT.

GAMES

STARTS

Tyler

6’ 1”

280

Cooper Rash

NE Oklahoma A&M

6’ 3”

270

Caleb Craig

NE Oklahoma A&M

6’ 3”

324

Jake Stubblefield

NE Oklahoma A&M

6’ 3”

348

Tramon Shead

Kilgore

6’ 4”

290

Shawn McKinney

Trinity Valley

6’ 4”

350

Kenneth Milo

Trinity Valley

6’ 5”

295

Kenny Walker

Kilgore

6’ 2”

285

Brandon Garre

Trinity Valley

6’ 6”

290

PJ Sco

NE Oklahoma A&M

6’ 2”

285

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

TOP RETURNING DEFENSIVE LINEMEN PLAYER

COLLEGE

Deonte Cruse

POS.

HT.

WT.

TACKLES

TFL

SACKS

NE Oklahoma A&M

6’ 0”

290

De'angelo Jennings

NE Oklahoma A&M

6’ 1”

210

George Rogers

NE Oklahoma A&M

6’ 3”

308

Logan David

Blinn

6’ 4”

340

Stuart Mouchantaf

Blinn

6’ 3”

300

Kewan Alfred

Trinity Valley

6’ 3”

250

Malon Neal

NE Oklahoma A&M

6’ 1”

295

Efrem Clark

Trinity Valley

6’ 3”

260

Raphael Cox

Trinity Valley

6’ 3”

265

TRINITY VALLEY

LOGAN DAVID

BLINN

CHARLES WOODS

KILGORE

KEWAN ALFRED

TOP RETURNING LINEBACKERS PLAYER

COLLEGE

HT.

WT.

TACKLES

TFL

SACKS

INT

Jaiari Dunaway

NE Oklahoma A&M

6’ 1”

224

Earl Hines

Blinn

6’ 3”

230

Brandon Thornton

Blinn

6’ 3”

210

Kevin Palin

Kilgore

6’ 1”

205

Ma hew Gregg

Kilgore

5’ 10”

220

Charles Woods

Kilgore

5’ 11”

195

6.5

1.5

DJ Schexnider

Trinity Valley

6’ 1”

210

TOP RETURNING DEFENSIVE BACKS

PLAYER

COLLEGE

POS.

HT.

WT.

TACKLES

INTS

DEF. TD

Tevin Broussard

Blinn

6’ 2”

190

Demarcus Armstrong

Kilgore

6’ 1”

185

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

TOP RETURNING KICKERS PLAYER

COLLEGE

Kurt Walker

HT.

WT.

FGM

FGA

XPM

XPA

Blinn

5’ 11”

175

Saul Mar nez

Trinity Valley

5’ 10”

170

Dylan Nowak

Kilgore

6’ 0”

190

TOP RETURNING PUNTERS PLAYER

COLLEGE

Kyle Aubuchon

Blinn

HT.

WT.

PUNTS

5’ 11”

190

YDS/PUNT INSIDE 20

39.2

TOP RETURNING PUNT RETURNERS PLAYER

COLLEGE

Kyle Aubuchon

Blinn

HT.

WT.

PR YDS

YDS/PR

5’ 11”

190

357

27.5

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

WESTERN STATES FOOTBALL LEAGUE CONFERENCE INFORMATION First Season:

Commissioner: Jerry Smith

Playoffs: None

Bowl Ties: El Toro, Valley of the Sun

National Champions: 7 — ‘05, ‘00, ‘88, ‘85, ‘75, ‘73, ‘64

MEMBER SCHOOLS COLLEGE

MASCOT

LOCATION

Arizona Western College

Matadors

Yuma, Ariz.

Eastern Arizona College

Gila Monsters

Thatcher, Ariz.

Glendale Community College

Gauchos

Glendale, Ariz.

Mesa Community College

Thunderbirds

Mesa, Ariz.

New Mexico Military Academy

Broncos

Roswell, N.M.

Phoenix College

Bears

Phoenix, Ariz.

Pima Community College

Aztecs

Tucson, Ariz.

Scottsdale Community College

Fighting Artichokes

Scottsdale, Ariz.

Snow College

Bears

Ephraim, Utah

PAST CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS

YEAR

COLLEGE

2011

Arizona Western

2010

Snow

Glendale

2005

2009

Arizona Western

Glendale

2000

2008

Snow

Glendale

1988

2007

Snow

1985

2006

Snow

Mesa

1975

2005

Glendale

Mesa

1973

2004

Scottsdale

Phoenix

1964

2003

Dixie State

2002

Dixie State

*Erie, Hudson Valley, Morrisville State

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

2011 FIRST TEAM ALL-WSFL OFFENSE

Arizona Western

11-1 (8-0)

POS. PLAYER

COLLEGE

QB Cody Sokol

Sco sdale

RB Rashon Evans

Eastern Arizona

RB Damien Williams

Arizona Western

WR Joshua Ford

Arizona Western

WR Ronrei Lloyd

Snow

WR Demetrius Wilson

Glendale

Sco sdale

Blake Jackson

YEAR

OL Ellwood Clement

Eastern Arizona

New Mexico Military

9-3 (6-2)

OL Daniel Glauser

New Mexico Military

Eastern Arizona

8-4 (5-3)

OL William Harris

Arizona Western

Glendale

8-4 (5-3)

OL Patrick Ward

Glendale

Snow

9-3 (5-3)

Arizona Western

Scottsdale

7-4 (4-4)

Pima

3-8 (2-6)

Phoenix

2-9 (1-7)

Mesa

1-10 (0-8)

David Kel’ikuewa

2011 FIRST TEAM ALL-WSFL DEFENSE POS. PLAYER

COLLEGE

YEAR

DL Quinton Brown

Eastern Arizona

DL Randy Gregory

Arizona Western

DL Tenny Palepoi

Snow

DL Mike Pennell

Sco sdale

Adarius Glanton

Eastern Arizona

John Mahe

Snow

Steﬀon Mar n

Arizona Western

Chris Young

Arizona Western

DB Travell Dixon

Eastern Arizona

DB Tony Grimes

Arizona Western

DB Tyrell Pearson

Mesa

DB Mohammed Seisay

Eastern Arizona

2011 FIRST TEAM ALL-WSFL SPECIAL TEAMS POS. PLAYER

COLLEGE

YEAR

Jon Mora

Pima

Cayle Chapman‐Brown

Snow

Arizona Western

RS De’Joshua Johnson

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

2012 CONFERENCE PREDICTIONS

COLLEGE

RET. STARTERS (O/D)

2011 RECORD

1. Arizona Western

4/4

11-1

2. Snow

4/7

9-3

3. Eastern Arizona

5/4

8-4

4. New Mexico Military

2/3

9-3

5. Glendale

2/3

8-4

6. Scottsdale

4/0

7-4

7. Mesa

5/4

1-10

8. Phoenix

5/4

2-9

9. Pima

2/6

3-8

*Predic ons compiled from survey provided to all programs

WINNINGEST ACTIVE COACHES

COACH

COLLEGE

SCHOOL SEASONS (RECORD)

CAREER SEASONS (RECORD)

1. John O’Mera

Eastern Arizona

7 (64-22)

14 (102-66)

2. Thomas Minnick

Arizona Western

4 (35-10)

6 (52-16)

3. Mickey Bell

Glendale

5 (38-18)

4. Doug Madoski

Scottsdale

6 (32-29)

5. Tyler Hughes

Snow

1 (9-3)

6. Pat Nugent

Pima

3 (3-26)

7. Ryan Felker

Mesa

0 (0-0)

8. Joe Forchtner

New Mexico Military

0 (0-0)

9. Land Jacobson

Phoenix

0 (0-0)

*Seasons do not include upcoming season

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

TOP RETURNING QUARTERBACKS PLAYER

COLLEGE

Chris an Stewart Quinn Rollerson

HT.

WT.

COMP. %

PASS YDS

PASS TD

INTS

RUSH YDS

RUSH TD

Snow

6’ 1”

195

40.0%

285

Pima

6’ 4”

235

30.0%

TOP RETURNING RUNNING BACKS PLAYER

COLLEGE

Breon Allen

HT.

WT.

CARRIES

RUSH YDS.

YDS/CRY

RUSH TDS

REC. YDS

REC. TD

Snow

5’ 7”

195

114

771

6.8

Devin Mohn

Eastern Arizona

6’ 0”

218

100

600

Michael Allen III

Mesa

5’ 10”

185

120

570

Ameer Deggs

Eastern Arizona

5’ 9”

170

300

Devontre Burks

Glendale

5’ 10”

205

200

Chris Campbell

Sco sdale

5’ 9”

187

11.57

SNOW

EASTERN ARIZONA

SNOW

DEVIN MOHN

BREON ALLEN

DAMOND POWELL

TOP RETURNING WIDE RECEIVERS/TIGHT ENDS PLAYER

COLLEGE

POS.

HT.

WT.

REC.

REC. YDS

YDS/REC.

REC. TD

Damond Powell

Snow

5’ 11”

195

606

20.9

Martwon Weaver

Sco sdale

6’ 0”

170

514

18.4

Tristan McClelland

Mesa

6’ 5”

230

483

17.3

Ian Juede

Phoenix

5’ 9”

180

458

11.7

Spencer Grijalva

Pima

6’ 3”

240

103

7.9

Emmanuel Bibbs

Arizona Western

6’ 3”

245

13.1

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

TOP RETURNING OFFENSIVE LINEMEN PLAYER

COLLEGE

HT.

WT.

GAMES

STARTS

Nathan Barley

Arizona Western

6’ 6”

340

Brent Walker

Arizona Western

6’ 5”

320

Junior Nieves

Glendale

6’ 3”

300

Steven Gurrola

Glendale

6’ 2”

290

Jus n Manu

Snow

6’ 5”

290

David Griﬃn

Mesa

6’ 7”

280

Ryan Paden

Mesa

6’ 2”

295

Lenicio Noble

Phoenix

6’ 3”

290

Dionte Savage

Arizona Western

6’ 6”

350

Antonio Oliver

Eastern Arizona

6’ 5”

295

Dalton Kaye

Sco sdale

6’ 1”

243

Ezek Suivaaia

New Mexico Military

6’ 5”

295

Jaylen Hunter

Arizona Western

6’ 5”

265

Ryan Mulitalo

Snow

6’ 3”

315

C.J. Anderson

Phoenix

6’ 2”

290

Aaron Reed

Sco sdale

6’ 3”

299

Fred Ruﬀ

Phoenix

6’ 6”

335

Jordon Christenson

Pima

6’ 3”

315

ARIZONA WESTERN

RANDY GREGORY

TOP RETURNING DEFENSIVE LINEMEN

PLAYER

COLLEGE

Randy Gregory

POS.

HT.

WT.

TACKLES

TFL

SACKS

Arizona Western

6’ 6”

240

20.5

Jeﬀery Brown

Arizona Western

6’ 3”

295

5.5

Chevrolet Mikaele

New Mexico Military

6’ 3”

260

Tevin Wheaton

Phoenix College

6’ 2”

300

Denzell Jones

Phoenix College

6’ 3”

310

Maurice Chavis

Pima

6’ 1”

290

Jake Miller

Snow

6’ 3”

240

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

TOP RETURNING LINEBACKERS PLAYER

COLLEGE

HT.

WT.

TACKLES

TFL

SACKS

INT

Clarence Williams

Pima

6’ 0”

205

Risa Mapu

New Mexico Military

6’ 0”

215

Nik Wolford

Snow

6’ 0”

225

Ashton Young

Phoenix

6’ 2”

205

D'Vante Henry

Arizona Western

6’ 6”

230

7.5

3.5

ARIZONA WESTERN

RISATI MAPU

NEW MEXICO MILITARY

CLARENCE WILLIAMS

PIMA

NATE WILLIS

TOP RETURNING DEFENSIVE BACKS PLAYER

COLLEGE

Kevin Reaves

POS.

HT.

WT.

TACKLES

INTS

DEF. TD

New Mexico Military

5’ 8”

180

Nate Willis

Arizona Western

6’ 1”

185

Darius Kelly

Pima

6’ 0”

195

Davon ay Jones

Pima

5’ 9”

170

Dallas Nichols

Glendale

6’ 2”

200

Okoye Bozeman

Eastern Arizona

5’ 11”

205

Rhe Nebeker

Eastern Arizona

6’ 0”

185

Brandon Perkins

Pima

5’ 10”

185

Diondre Moore‐Young

Glendale

5’ 9”

185

Zac Chris an

Snow

5’ 11”

195

D.J. Geroux

Sco sdale

6’ 2”

190

Shawn Sharkey

Snow

5’ 10”

190

Avery Boykin

Glendale

5’ 10”

185

Ma McElroy

Sco sdale

6’ 0”

180

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

TOP RETURNING KICKERS PLAYER

COLLEGE

HT.

WT.

FGM

FGA

XPM

XPA

Jordan Rueschoﬀ

Glendale

6’ 2”

185

Dominick Vizzare

Sco sdale

6’ 5”

253

Tilghman Harvey

Arizona Western

6’ 0”

190

TOP RETURNING PUNTERS PLAYER

COLLEGE

Dominick Vizzare

HT.

WT.

PUNTS

YDS/PUNT INSIDE 20

Sco dale

6’ 5”

253

36.7

Tilghman Harvey

Arizona Western

6’ 0”

190

35.8

Tim Callian

New Mexico Military

6’ 3”

170

DARIUS KELLY

PIMA

TOP RETURNING KICK RETURNERS

PLAYER

COLLEGE

HT.

WT.

KR YDS

YDS/KR

Darius Kelly

Pima

6’ 0”

195

484

24.2

Nate Willis

Arizona Western

6’ 1”

185

133

33.3

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

INDEPENDENTS MEMBER SCHOOLS COLLEGE

MASCOT

LOCATION

Alfred State College

Pioneers

Alfred, N.Y.

Arkansas Baptist College

Buffaloes

Little Rock, Ark.

Dakota College-Bottineau

Lumberjacks

Bottineau, N.D.

Georgia Military College

Bulldogs

Milledgeville, Ga.

Globe Institute of Technology

Knights

New York, N.Y.

NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Georgia Military

2001

2012 INDEPENDENTS PREVIEW COLLEGE

RET. STARTERS (O/D)

2011 RECORD

Globe

7-4

Alfred State

2/8

6-4

Alfred State

6-4

Arkansas Baptist

1/6

1-9

Georgia Military

6-4

Dakota-Bottineau

2/4

4-4

Dakota-Bottineau

4-4

Georgia Military

6/5

6-4

Arkansas Baptist

1-9

Globe

3/3

7-4

WINNINGEST ACTIVE COACHES

COACH

COLLEGE

SCHOOL SEASONS (RECORD)

CAREER SEASONS (RECORD)

1. Bert Williams

Georgia Military

12 (95-32)

2. Mick Caba

Alfred State

12 (55-64)

15 (65-29)

3. Richard Wilson

Arkansas Baptist

5 (9-38)

4. Tim Pfeifer

Dakota-Bottineau

2 (7-9)

5. Cameron Chadwick

Globe

0 (0-0)

*Seasons do not include upcoming season

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

TOP RETURNING QUARTERBACKS PLAYER

COLLEGE

HT.

WT.

COMP. %

PASS YDS

PASS TD

INTS

RUSH YDS

RUSH TD

Anthony Riggin

Georgia Military

6'0

190

62.5%

726

316

TOP RETURNING RUNNING BACKS PLAYER

COLLEGE

HT.

WT.

CARRIES

RUSH YDS.

YDS/CRY

RUSH TDS

REC. YDS

REC. TD

Triuq Gordon

Globe

5’ 10”

210

110

550

Ikeem Williams

Globe

5’ 8”

170

230

5.1

Mario Alford

Georgia Military

5’ 11”

180

226

6.8

117

GEORGIA MILITARY

MARIO ALFORD

GEORGIA MILITARY

TRENTON BROWN

TOP RETURNING WIDE RECEIVERS/TIGHT ENDS PLAYER

COLLEGE

POS.

HT.

WT.

REC.

REC. YDS

YDS/REC.

REC. TD

Kris Hurley

Georgia Military

6’ 4”

250

16.1

Randy Staford

Globe

5’ 10”

180

135

9.0

TOP RETURNING OFFENSIVE LINEMEN PLAYER

COLLEGE

Trenton Brown Tre Carter

HT.

WT.

GAMES

STARTS

Georgia Military

6’ 8”

345

Georgia Military

6’ 3”

290

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

TOP RETURNING DEFENSIVE LINEMEN PLAYER

COLLEGE

Christopher Dorn Devon Johnson

POS.

HT.

WT.

TACKLES

TFL

SACKS

Globe

6’ 4”

245

Georgia Military

6’ 3”

275

TOP RETURNING LINEBACKERS PLAYER

COLLEGE

HT.

WT.

TACKLES

TFL

SACKS

INT

Eric Staley

Globe

6’ 1”

230

Brandon Golson

Georgia Military

6’ 2”

230

TOP RETURNING DEFENSIVE BACKS PLAYER

COLLEGE

Tavon Gatlin

Globe

Neville Hewi

Georgia Military

Rodney Hall

Globe

Tiquen on Coleman Ronnie Mar n

POS.

HT.

WT.

TACKLES

INTS

DEF. TD

5’ 9”

180

6’ 2”

220

6’ 1”

170

Georgia Military

5’ 11”

195

Georgia Military

5’ 10”

180

TOP RETURNING KICK RETURNERS PLAYER

COLLEGE

Rodney Hall

Globe

HT.

WT.

KR YDS

YDS/KR

6’ 1”

170

267

26.7

TOP RETURNING PUNT RETURNERS

PLAYER

COLLEGE

Tavon Gatlin

Globe

HT.

WT.

PR YDS

YDS/PR

5’ 9”

180

360

36.0

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

The 2011 NJCAA football season concluded with eight highly‐intriguing bowl games that saw blow outs, upsets and the crowning of a new na onal champion. No. 2 East Mississippi Community College squared‐off against No. 1 Arizona Western College in the El Toro Bowl, which served as the NJCAA Na onal Championship Game. In a shootout that set a new total points record for the tle game, the East Mississippi Lions came out on top 55‐47 to claim the school’s first na onal championship in any sport. First team All‐American quarterback Bo Wallace led the Lions with 452 yards passing and seven touchdowns. Outside of the championship game, three of the most an cipated matchups of the bowl season featured teams out of the SWJCFC (Southwest Junior College Football Conference). In the Mississippi Bowl, No. 5 Blinn College (Texas) suffered a demoralizing 46‐17 loss to No. 9 Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College. No. 10 Trinity Valley Community College (Texas) went down as well with a 21‐17 defeat at the hands of No. 3 Butler Community College (Kan.) in the Ci zen’s Bank Bowl. No. 6 Navarro College (Texas) was the lone SWJCFC team to score a victory, taking care of No. 12 New Mexico Military Ins tute 40‐24 in the C.H.A.M.P.S. Heart of Texas Bowl. In the closest contest of the bowl season, No. 11 Dean College (Mass.) edged out a 26‐25 win over No. 18 Glendale Community College (Ariz.) in the Valley of the Sun Bowl. With less than two minutes remaining, the Bulldogs of Dean scored the go‐ahead touchdown on a pass from sophomore quarterback Jamal Small. Glendale would respond with a drive of their own but missed a 34‐yard field goal to give Dean the victory. Despite the high‐level of comple on, the bowl season did see its fair share of lopsided affairs. No. 14 Hutchinson Community College (Kan.) racked up the most points of any team with a 70‐20 rout of No. 19 Lackawanna College (Pa.) in the Salt City Bowl. The Zions Bank Top of the Mountains bowl was one‐sided as well, with No. 16 Snow College (Utah) domina ng No. 17 Eastern Arizona College 36‐9. The Graphic Edge Bowl once again kicked‐off the bowl season and saw the MFC (Midwest Football Conference) teams sweep the squads from the MCAC (Minnesota College Athle c Conference). Iowa Central Community College defeated No. 15 Central Lakes College‐Brainerd (Minn.) 42‐12 in the opening game, while the feature contest saw No. 8 Iowa Western Community College shutout No. 7 Rochester Community & Technical College (Minn.) 62‐0.

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

2011 FINAL NJCAA FOOTBALL POLL

COLLEGE

RECORD

1. EAST MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITY COLLEGE

12-0

2. BUTLER COMMUNITY COLLEGE

11-1

3. ARIZONA WESTERN COLLEGE

11-1

4. GRAND RAPIDS COMMUNTIY COLLEGE

10-0

5. NAVARRO COLLEGE

10-2

6. MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE

10-2

7. IOWA WESTERN COMMUNITY COLLEGE

9-2

8. DEAN COLLEGE

8-1

9. HUTCHINSON COMMUNITY COLLEGE

9-3

10. BLINN COLLEGE

9-2

11. TRINITY VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE

8-3

12. SNOW COLLEGE

9-3

13. NASSAU COMMUNITY COLLEGE

8-2

14. NEW MEXICO MILITARY INSTITUTE

9-3

15. HINDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE

7-3

16. GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE

8-4

17. ROCHESTER COMMUNITY & TECHNICAL COLLEGE

11-1

18. TYLER JUNIOR COLLEGE

7-4

19. EASTERN ARIZONA COLLEGE

8-4

20. IOWA CENTRAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE

6-4

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

WEEK 2 (SEPT. 6)

2011 PRESEASON POLL 0-0

1. NAVARRO

2-0

1. NAVARRO

2-0

2. MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST

0-0

2. BLINN

2-0

2. BLINN

3-0

3. BUTLER

0-0

3. HUTCHINSON

2-0

3. ARIZONA WESTERN

2-0

4. BLINN

0-0

4. BUTLER

1-1

4. NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI

2-0

5. ARIZONA WESTERN

0-0

5. ARIZONA WESTERN

1-0

5. BUTLER

2-1

6. HUTCHINSON

0-0

6. NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI

1-0

6. IOWA WESTERN

3-0

7. SNOW

0-0

7. SNOW

1-0

7. SNOW

2-0

8. PEARL RIVER

0-0

7. IOWA WESTERN

2-0

8. EAST MISSISSIPPI

2-0

9. NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI

0-0

9. EAST MISSISSIPPI

1-0

9. GRAND RAPIDS

3-0

10. GEORGIA MILITARY

0-0

10. GRAND RAPIDS

2-0

10. TRINITY VALLEY

3-0

11. NASSAU

0-0

11. TRINITY VALLEY

2-0

11. NASSAU

2-0

12. IOWA WESTERN

0-0

12. MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST

0-1

12. EASTERN ARIZONA

3-0

13. GRAND RAPIDS

0-0

13. NASSAU

1-0

13. MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST

1-1

14. TRINITY VALLEY

0-0

14. PEARL RIVER

0-1

14. HUTCHINSON

2-1

15. COFFEYVILLE

0-0

15. EASTERN ARIZONA

1-0

15. PEARL RIVER

1-1

16. EAST MISSISSIPPI

0-0

16. GEORGIA MILITARY

0-1

16. COFFEYVILLE

2-1

17. ELLSWORTH

0-0

17. COFFEYVILLE

1-1

17. LACKAWANNA

2-0

18. EASTERN ARIZONA

0-0

18. CENTRAL LAKES

2-0

18. GLENDALE

3-0

19. COPIAH-LINCOLN

0-0

19. LACKAWANNA

1-0

19. CENTRAL LAKES

3-0

20. LACKAWANNA

0-0

19. GLENDALE

2-0

20. COPIAH-LINCOLN

2-0

WEEK 5 (SEPT. 27)

WEEK 4 (SEPT. 20)

WEEK 3 (SEPT. 13)

1. NAVARRO

WEEK 6 (OCT. 4)

1. NAVARRO

3-0

1. NAVARRO

4-0

1. BLINN

5-0

2. BLINN

4-0

2. BLINN

4-0

2. ARIZONA WESTERN

5-0

3. ARIZONA WESTERN

3-0

3. ARIZONA WESTERN

4-0

3. EAST MISSISSIPPI

5-0

4. EAST MISSISSIPPI

3-0

4. EAST MISSISSIPPI

4-0

4. SNOW

5-0

5. IOWA WESTERN

4-0

5. IOWA WESTERN

5-0

5. BUTLER

5-1

6. SNOW

3-0

6. SNOW

4-0

6. GRAND RAPIDS

6-0

7. BUTLER

3-1

7. BUTLER

4-1

7. NAVARRO

4-1

8. GRAND RAPIDS

4-0

8. GRAND RAPIDS

5-0

8. TRINITY VALLEY

5-0

9. NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI

2-1

9. TRINITY VALLEY

4-0

9. HUTCHINSON

4-1

9. TRINITY VALLEY

3-0

10. NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI

3-1

10. MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST

4-1

11. HUTCHINSON

3-1

11. HUTCHINSON

3-1

11. IOWA WESTERN

5-1

12. GLENDALE

4-0

12. MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST

3-1

12. NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI

5-0

13. MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST

2-1

13. PEARL RIVER

3-1

13. NEW MEXICO MILITARY

5-0

14. LACKAWANNA

3-0

14. COFFEYVILLE

3-1

14. COFFEYVILLE

4-1

15. PEARL RIVER

2-1

15. NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI

4-0

15. EASTERN ARIZONA

5-1

16. COFFEYVILLE

2-1

16. NEW MEXICO MILITARY

4-0

16. ROCHESTER

6-0

17. CENTRAL LAKES

4-0

17. ROCHESTER

5-0

17. HINDS

4-1

17. SCOTTSDALE

4-0

18. LOUISBURG

4-0

18. NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI

3-2

19. NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI

3-0

19. GLENDALE

4-1

19. NASSAU

4-1

20. ROCHESTER

4-0

20. EASTERN ARIZONA

4-1

20. CENTRAL LAKES

5-1

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

WEEK 8 (OCT. 18)

WEEK 7 (OCT. 11)

WEEK 9 (OCT. 25)

1. BLINN

6-0

1. BLINN

7-0

1. BLINN

8-0

2. ARIZONA WESTERN

6-0

2. ARIZONA WESTERN

7-0

2. ARIZONA WESTERN

8-0

3. EAST MISSISSIPPI

6-0

3. EAST MISSISSIPPI

7-0

3. EAST MISSISSIPPI

8-0

4. SNOW

6-0

4. BUTLER

7-1

4. BUTLER

8-1

5. BUTLER

6-1

5. SNOW

7-0

5. GRAND RAPIDS

9-0

6. GRAND RAPIDS

7-0

6. GRAND RAPIDS

8-0

6. NAVARRO

7-1

7. NAVARRO

5-1

7. NAVARRO

6-1

7. MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST

7-1

8. TRINITY VALLEY

6-0

8. HUTCHINSON

6-1

8. IOWA WESTERN

7-1

9. HUTCHINSON

5-1

9. MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST

6-1

9. TRINITY VALLEY

7-1

10. MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST

5-1

10. IOWA WESTERN

6-1

10. HINDS

7-1

11. IOWA WESTERN

5-1

11. TRINITY VALLEY

6-1

11. SNOW

7-1

12. COFFEYVILLE

5-1

12. HINDS

6-1

12. NEW MEXICO MILITARY

7-1

13. EASTERN ARIZONA

6-1

13. ROCHESTER

8-0

13. ROCHESTER

9-0

14. HINDS

5-1

14. NEW MEXICO MILITARY

6-1

14. EASTERN ARIZONA

7-2

15. ROCHESTER

7-0

15. NASSAU

6-1

15. HUTCHINSON

6-2

16. NASSAU

5-1

16. NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI

6-1

16. DEAN

6-1

17. NEW MEXICO MILITARY

5-1

17. CENTRAL LAKES

7-1

17. COFFEYVILLE

6-2

18. NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI

5-1

18. GLENDALE

6-2

18. NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI

6-2

19. CENTRAL LAKES

6-1

19. COFFEYVILLE

5-2

19. NASSAU

6-2

20. GLENDALE

5-2

20. EASTERN ARIZONA

6-2

20. CENTRAL LAKES

7-2

WEEK 11 (NOV. 8)

WEEK 10 (NOV. 1)

WEEK 12 (NOV. 15)

1. BLINN

9-0

1. ARIZONA WESTERN

10-0

1. ARIZONA WESTERN

11-0

2. ARIZONA WESTERN

9-0

2. EAST MISSISSIPPI

10-0

2. EAST MISSISSIPPI

11-0

3. EAST MISSISSIPPI

9-0

3. BUTLER

9-1

3. BUTLER

10-1

4. BUTLER

8-1

4. GRAND RAPIDS

10-0

3. GRAND RAPIDS

10-0

5. GRAND RAPIDS

9-0

5. MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST

9-1

5. BLINN

9-1

6. MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST

8-1

6. NEW MEXICO MILITARY

9-1

6. NAVARRO

9-2

7. IOWA WESTERN

8-1

7. BLINN

9-1

7. ROCHESTER

11-0

8. TRINITY VALLEY

8-1

8. HUTCHINSON

8-2

8. IOWA WESTERN

8-2

9. NEW MEXICO MILITARY

8-1

9. NAVARRO

8-2

9. MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST

9-2

7-2

10. ROCHESTER

11-0

10. TRINITY VALLEY

8-2

11. NAVARRO

7-2

11. IOWA WESTERN

8-2

11. DEAN

7-1

12. ROCHESTER

10-0

12. TRINITY VALLEY

8-2

12. NEW MEXICO MILITARY

9-2

13. DEAN

6-1

13. DEAN

7-1

13. NASSAU

8-2

14. HINDS

7-2

14. NASSAU

7-2

14. HUTCHINSON

8-3

15. SNOW

7-2

15. CENTRAL LAKES

7-2

15. CENTRAL LAKES

7-2

16. NASSAU

7-2

16. EASTERN ARIZONA

7-3

16. SNOW

8-3

17. NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI

6-3

17. TYLER

7-3

17. EASTERN ARIZONA

8-3

18. CENTRAL LAKES

7-2

18. GLENDALE

7-3

18. GLENDALE

8-3

19. EASTERN ARIZONA

7-3

19. SNOW

7-3

19. LACKAWANNA

7-3

20. COFFEYVILLE

6-3

20. HINDS

7-3

20. HINDS

7-3

10. HUTCHINSON

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

Sta s cally, Bo Wallace compiled the best season by a quarterback in the history of the NJCAA. Wallace broke three NJCAA single‐season records, while leading the East Mississippi Lions to a perfect 12‐0 record. The freshman set new NJCAA records with 4,604 passing yards, 53 passing touchdowns and 4,810 yards of total offense. Wallace became only the second player in NJCAA history to surpass the 4,000‐yard mark passing and the first freshman to win the offensive award since 2004. In all 12 games this season, Wallace registered over 300 yards of total offense. Wallace also threw for over 400 yards five mes and recorded seven passing touchdowns in four games. At the El Toro Bowl, Wallace put on his best performance of the season to outgun No. 1 Arizona Western College 55‐47 for the na onal championship. Wallace completed 31‐of‐44 passes for 486 yards and seven touchdown passes, the most ever thrown in a NJCAA sanc oned na onal tle game. From Pulaski, Tenn., Wallace transferred to East Mississippi from Arkansas State University. With the hiring of Hugh Freeze at Ole Miss, Wallace decided to reunite with the former‐Arkansas State coach. Going into the fall, Wallace is a strong candidate to run the Rebels offense in 2012.

Caleb Leichtnam’s ball‐hawking skills made him the single biggest defensive threat on the field last season. His defensive efforts anchored Rochester’s Top 10 passing defense and spurred the Yellowjackets on to an 11‐0 record in the regular season and their second‐consecu ve MCAC championship. Leichtnam intercepted 20 passes in 2011, sha ering the previous NJCAA single‐season record of 14. The freshman had mul ple intercep ons in seven games last season, including three contests where he picked off three or more passes. Totaling 422 return yards off his intercep ons, Leichtnam returned two picks for touchdowns in 2011. He also tallied 39 total tackles, including three for a loss. The best effort Leichtnam displayed this season was his four‐intercep on performance in a 12‐2 key conference win over Central Lakes College‐Brainerd (Minn.). That showing earned Leichtnam one of his two Offensive Player of the Week awards in 2011. Leichtnam is the second player from Rochester to receive Player of the Year honors. The first freshman to win the defensive award since 2007, Leichtnam is set to make another run with Rochester this year.

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

2011 FIRST TEAM NJCAA ALL-AMERICA OFFENSE POS. PLAYER

COLLEGE

YEAR

WHERE ARE THEY NOW?

QB Bo Wallace

East Mississippi Community College

Ole Miss

RB Damien Williams

Arizona Western College

Oklahoma

RB Rasheed Williams

Louisburg College

Akron

WR Marquez Clark

Navarro College

Kansas State

WR Cordarrelle Pa erson

Hutchinson Community College

Tennessee

Sco sdale Community College

Oklahoma State

OL Armando Alvarez

Blinn College

UTSA

OL Ellwood Clement

Eastern Arizona College

Kansas State

OL Donald Hawkins

Northwest Mississippi Community College

Texas

OL Carlin Landingham

Grand Rapids Community College

*North Dakota State

Arizona Western College

Bowling Green

Blake Jackson

David Kel’ikuewa

*NCAA DI FCS

2011 FIRST TEAM NJCAA ALL-AMERICA DEFENSE POS. PLAYER

COLLEGE

YEAR

WHERE ARE THEY NOW?

DL Denico Autry

East Mississippi Community College

Mississippi State

DL Marcus Cribbs

Grand Rapids Community College

Not Returning

DL Chaz Nelson

Garden City Community College

Oklahoma

DL Bernardo Nunez

Lackawanna College

UMass

Jermaine Longino

Trinity Valley Community College

*Lamar

Martell Spaight

Coﬀeyville Community College

RETURNING

Christopher Young

Arizona Western College

Arizona State

DB Travell Dixon

Eastern Arizona College

Alabama

DB Alonzo Lawrence

Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College

Not Returning

DB Caleb Leichtman

Rochester Community & Tech College

RETURNING

DB Zachary Miller

Butler Community College ‐ KS

Troy

*NCAA DI FCS

2011 FIRST TEAM NJCAA ALL-AMERICA SPECIAL TEAMS POS. PLAYER

COLLEGE

YEAR

WHERE ARE THEY NOW?

Cody Dickson

Iowa Western Community College

Not Returning

Zachary Kerndt

Iowa Central Community College

*Northern Iowa

Not Returning

RS Kali Raashad

Cisco College

*NCAA DI FCS

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2011 SECOND TEAM NJCAA ALL-AMERICA OFFENSE POS. PLAYER

COLLEGE

YEAR

WHERE ARE THEY NOW?

QB Cody Sokol

Sco sdale Community College

Iowa

RB Marion Grice

Blinn College

Arizona State

RB Vintavious Cooper

Southwest Mississippi CC

East Carolina

WR Javon Bell

Mississippi Gulf Coast CC

Texas Tech

WR Kendall Wrenn

Butler Community College

^Midwestern State

Grand Rapids Community College

^Shaw

OL Dylan Holley

Mississippi Gulf Coast CC

Mississippi State

OL John McClure

Butler Community College

RETURNING

OL Mark Glowinski

Lackawanna College

West Virginia

OL Travon Carter

Trinity Valley Community College

*Eastern Kentucky

Nate Richards

Trinity Valley Community College

Rice

Keyon Cole

2011 SECOND TEAM NJCAA ALL-AMERICA DEFENSE DL Calvin Barne

Navarro College

Oklahoma State

DL Demarcus Lawrence

Butler Community College

Boise State

DL Dontrill Hyman DL Tenny Palepoi

Hinds Community College

RETURNING

Snow College

Utah

2011 HONORABLE MENTION OFFENSE POS.

PLAYER

COLLEGE

QB Kramer Berg

Rochester CTC

QB Tucker Carter

Trinity Valley Community College

Christopher Ficklin

East Central Community College

Northern Illinois

QB Chandler Whitmer

Butler Community College

Nick Gilbo

Hudson Valley Community College

Buﬀalo

Jasper Sanders

Butler Community College

Aaron Wimberly

Iowa Western Community College

Johnell Wortham

Northland CTC

Terrell Porter

DB Deion Belue

Grand Rapids Community College

RETURNING

Northeast Mississippi CC

Alabama

DB Denhendret Collins

Copiah‐Lincoln Community College

Ole Miss

DB Evan Ray

Grand Rapids Community College

Not Returning

DB Kewi Koonce

Louisburg College

Not Returning

2011 SECOND TEAM NJCAA ALL-AMERICA SPECIAL TEAMS K

Kurt Walker

Blinn College

RETURNING

William Sco

Mississippi Gulf Coast CC

Troy

Wes Smith

Iowa Western Community College

*Northern Iowa *NCAA DI FCS ^NCAA DII

WR Dexter Holmes

Ellsworth Community College

WR Robert Jackson

Dean College

WR Lance Ray

Northwest Mississippi CC

Mark Beard

Coﬀeyville Community College

Daniel Glauser

New Mexico Military Ins tute

James Richards

Trinity Valley Community College

2011 HONORABLE MENTION DEFENSE DL

Tyler Branz

Iowa Western Community College

John Gandy

Blinn College

Francis Mays

Central Lakes College‐Brainerd

Michael Pennel

Sco sdale Community College

Euylan Welch

Mesabi Range CTC

David Conner

Northwest Mississippi CC

Deshawn Lawrence

Minnesota West CTC

Jeremy Baltazar

Blinn College

Khambrel Garland

Hutchinson Community College

Jeremy McKnight

Navarro College

Marcus Pearson

Mesa Community College

2011 HONORABLE MENTION SPECIAL TEAMS

Kyle Williams

Hinds Community College

Cayle Chapman‐Brown

Snow College

De'Joshua Johnson

Arizona Western College

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2011 ACCFCA COACH OF THE YEAR — BUDDY STEPHENS (EAST MISSISSIPPI) Culmina ng a history‐making season for the Lions of East Mississippi Community College, EMCC head football coach Buddy Stephens was named the 2011 American Community College Football Coaches Associa on Coach of the Year. Stephens, a na ve of Huntsville, Ala., completed his fourth season as EMCC's head football coach by guiding the 2011 Lions to the school's first‐ever NJCAA na onal championship. The Lions' perfect 12‐0 campaign was capped off by their 55‐47 El Toro Bowl victory over previously top‐ranked Arizona Western College in the NJCAA Football Championship Game played Dec. 3 in Yuma, Ariz. This past year, Stephens also guided EMCC to the program's second NJCAA Region 23/Mississippi Associa on of Community and Junior Colleges (MACJC) State Championship in the past three seasons. In running the table on the gridiron this season with the na on's top‐rated offensive unit, the EMCC Lions knocked off eight teams that were ranked among the NJCAA Top 20 at some point during the course of the season, including four foes ranked in the Top 5 na onally at the me of their head‐ to‐head mee ngs with the Lions. The program's first‐ever, 12‐win season also included a third perfect 6‐0 mark in MACJC North Division play since 2008 as well as a fourth consecu ve appearance in the MACJC State Playoffs.

2011-12 NJCAA FOOTBALL ACADEMIC AWARD WINNERS STUDENT‐ATHLETE

COLLEGE

GPA

STUDENT‐ATHLETE

COLLEGE

GPA

STUDENT‐ATHLETE

COLLEGE

GPA

Pinnacle Award for Academic Excellence (4.0 GPA) Jordan Abaroa

Sco sdale

4.0

Will Ashley

Copiah‐Lincoln

Robert Smith

Jones County

4.0

4.0 David Matusiak II

Chris an Stewart

Itawamba

4.0

Snow

4.0

Superior Academic Achievement (3.8‐3.99 GPA) Daniel Simmons

Pima

3.96 Craig Tigges

Iowa Central

3.95 Joel Piper

Butler

3.94

Jacob Robbinson

Snow

3.94 Stephen Seitz

College of DuPage

3.94 Adam Eastman

Snow

3.92

Gary Ar ste

Arkansas Bap st

3.90 Dallas Buck

Fort Sco

3.87 Steven Campbell

Mississippi Gulf Coast

3.87

John Goetz

Dodge City

3.87 David Kekuewa

Arizona Western

3.87 Cody Ryan

Nassau

3.87

Nathan Seibert

Iowa Western

3.87 Clement Fellhoelter Garden City

3.85 Tate Rogers

East Central

3.84

Cody Carlson

Northland

3.83 Dudley Moore

Holmes

3.83 Clayton Christenson Snow

3.81

William Sco

Mississippi Gulf Coast

3.81 Tyler Williamson

Highland

3.81 Youngren Andrew

3.80

Jonathan Sper

Grand Rapids

3.80

Fond du Lac

Exemplary Academic Achievement (3.6‐3.79 GPA) Devereaux Filipe

Snow

3.79 Ridge Nielsen

Sco sdale

3.79 Ramsey Sellers

Mississippi Gulf Coast

3.78

Aric Traver

Iowa Western

3.77 Dillon Sterling

Mesa

3.76 Clinton Johnson

Garden City

3.75

Kyle Williams

Hinds

3.75 Joshua Anding

Navarro

3.74 Damir Djukanovic

ASA

3.74

Thomas Salmon

Nassau

3.74 Ryan Hubbell

Iowa Western

3.73 Lowry Akers

Snow

3.71

Joe Campo

Nassau

3.70 Derrick Wilson

East Mississippi

3.68 Nicholas Reuter

Iowa Central

3.67

Warnell Hardy

Arkansas Bap st

3.66 Adam Weber

Garden City

3.66 Thomas Ehrlich

Harper

3.65

Spencer Gwin

Butler

3.63 Stephen Thornton

Snow

3.63 Jeremy Cornelius

ASA

3.61

Jacob Bjostad

Garden City

3.60 Taylor Mendoza

Hutchinson

3.60 Arthur Rucker

Fort Sco

3.60

Check out the all of the NJCAA 2011‐12 Academic Award Winners.

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PASSING YARDS PLAYER

COLLEGE

PASSING TOUCHDOWNS PASS YDS

PLAYER

PASS TD

1. Bo Wallace

East Mississippi

4,604

1. Bo Wallace

East Mississippi

2. Cody Sokol

Sco sdale

3,807

2. Cody Sokol

Sco sdale

3. Adrian Nelson

Navarro College

3,747

3. Adrian Nelson

Navarro

4. Melvin German

Pearl River

3,121

4. Ellio Alford

Hutchinson

5. Chandler Whitmer

Butler

3,017

5. David Vega

New Mexico Military

6. Spencer Stone

Glendale

2,876

6. Kramer Berg

Rochester

7. Jacob Morgan

Cisco

2,840

7. Ryan Mossakowski

Northwest Mississippi

8. David Vega

New Mexico Military

2,819

7. Tucker Carter

Trinity Valley

9. Jake Waters

Iowa Western

2,659

7. Jake Waters

Iowa Western

10. Tucker Carter

Trinity Valley

2,654

10. Chandler Whitmer

Butler

10. Jacob Morgan

Cisco

10. Spencer Stone

Glendale

COMPLETIONS PLAYER

COLLEGE

PASSING YARDS PER GAME COMP.

PLAYER

COLLEGE

PASS YDS

1. Bo Wallace

East Mississippi

336

1. Bo Wallace

East Mississippi

383.7

2. Melvin German

Pearl River

293

2. Melvin German

Pearl River

346.8

3. Adrian Nelson

Navarro

263

3. Cody Sokol

Sco sdale

346.1

4. Cody Sokol

Sco sdale

253

4. Jacob Morgan

Cisco

315.6

5. Bryan Parnes

Dodge City

234

5. Adrian Nelson

Navarro

312.3

6. Jake Waters

Iowa Western

208

6. Ryan Mossakowski

Northwest Mississippi

269.1

7. Jacob Morgan

Cisco

205

7. Tucker Carter

Trinity Valley

265.4

8. Spencer Stone

Glendale

190

8. Chandler Whitmer

Butler

251.4

9. Ben Stevens

Jones County

188

9. Willie Tindal

Ellsworth

243.9

9. Tucker Carter

Trinity Valley

188

10. Jake Waters

Iowa Western

241.7

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RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS

RUSHING YARDS PLAYER

COLLEGE

RUSH YDS

PLAYER

COLLEGE

RUSH TD

1. Damien Williams

Arizona Western

1,931

1. Damien Williams

Arizona Western

2. Jontel Clayton

Iowa Central

1,477

2. Rasheed Williams

Louisburg

3. Rasheed Williams

Louisburg

1,424

3. Jontel Clayton

Iowa Central

4. Rodriguez Moore

East Mississippi

1,303

3. Marion Grice

Blinn

5. Vintavious Cooper

Southwest Mississippi

1,273

5. Jasper Sanders

Butler

6. Martese Jackson

Fort Sco

1,100

6. Devin Jarre

Grand Rapids

7. Marion Grice

Blinn

1,052

7. Eric Mathews

Blinn

8. James Gillum

Mississippi Gulf Coast

1,042

8. Deveon Dinwiddie

Hutchinson

Jones County

9. Johnell Wortham 10. Vinnie Moore

Northland

965

8. Lavoris Powell

Kilgore

947

10. Brelyn Sorrells

Blinn

10. Vintavious Cooper

Southwest Mississippi

10. Jake Waters

Iowa Western

CARRIES PLAYER

COLLEGE

YARDS PER GAME

CARR.

1. Damien Williams

Arizona Western

259

2. Vintavious Cooper

Southwest Mississippi

247

1. Damien Williams

Arizona Western

160.9

3. Martese Jackson

Fort Sco

234

2. Jontel Clayton

Iowa Central

147.7

4. James Gillum

Mississippi Gulf Coast

227

3. Rasheed Williams

Louisburg

142.4

5. Jontel Clayton

Iowa Central

225

4. Vintavious Cooper

Southwest Mississippi

141.4

6. Rasheed Williams

Louisburg

205

5. Martese Jackson

Fort Sco

137.5

7. Rodriguez Moore

East Mississippi

189

6. Rodriguez Moore

East Mississippi

108.6

8. Lavoris Powell

Jones County

182

7. Vinnie Moore

Kilgore

105.2

9. Jamil Hines

PLAYER

COLLEGE

YDS/GAME

Glendale

177

7. Marion Grice

Blinn

105.2

10. Aaron Wimberly

Iowa Western

174

9. Desmond Goode

Alfred State

104.7

10. Marion Grice

Blinn

174

North Dakota SCS

103.9

10. DJ Fuller

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RECEIVING YARDS PLAYER

RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS

COLLEGE

REC. YDS

1. Marquez Clark

Navarro

1,639

2. Kendall Wrenn

Butler

1,171

1. Lacoltan Bester

East Mississippi

3. Lacoltan Bester

East Mississippi

1,042

2. Blake Jackson

Sco sdale

4. Rodney Davis

East Mississippi

1,007

3. Cordarrelle Pa erson

Hutchinson

5. Logan Stephens

Dodge City

977

4. Marquez Clark

Navarro

6. Javon Bell

Mississippi Gulf Coast

939

5. Lance Ray

Northwest Mississippi

7. Blake Jackson

Sco sdale

934

5. Kali Rashaad

Cisco

8. Demetrius Wilson

Glendale

927

5. Kendall Wrenn

Butler

9. Cordarrelle Pa erson

Hutchinson

924

8. Jatavius Stewart

Hutchinson

Trinity Valley

864

8. Rodney Davis

East Mississippi

10. Quantavius Leslie

Hinds

10. Roosevelt Morisset

Northland

10. Devin Simmons

Alfred State

10. Derel Walker

Trinity Valley

10. Javon Bell

Mississippi Gulf Coast

10. Demetrius Wilson

Glendale

10. Josh Ford

Arizona Western

10. Derel Walker

PLAYER

COLLEGE

REC. TD

RECEPTIONS PER GAME RECEPTIONS

COLLEGE

REC./GAME

Navarro

8.2

COLLEGE

REC.

1. Marquez Clark

Navarro

2. Logan Stephens

Dodge City

7.7

2. Logan Stephens

Dodge City

3. Jonathan Duncan

Pearl River

7.2

3. Lacoltan Bester

East Mississippi

4. Dexter Holmes

Ellsworth

6.4

4. Jonathan Duncan

Pearl River

5. Lacoltan Bester

East Mississippi

6.3

4. Javon Bell

Mississippi Gulf Coast

6. Seth Roberts

Pearl River

6.2

6. Blake Jackson

Sco sdale

7. Kali Rashaad

Cisco

5.8

7. Cordarrelle Pa erson

Hutchinson

8. Jordan Jenkins

Coﬀeyville

5.7

Sco sdale

5.6

Kilgore

5.6

PLAYER

1. Marquez Clark

8. Talon Haggard

Glendale

9. Blake Jackson

9. JJ Harbin

East Mississippi

9. Ricky Collins

9. Josh Ford

Arizona Western

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SACKS

TACKLES PLAYER

COLLEGE

TACKLES

PLAYER

COLLEGE

SACKS

1. Mario Gainer

Mississippi Gulf Coast

138

1. Brandon Golson

Georgia Military

2. Chris Lipscomb

Dodge City

135

1. Rob Diane

Ridgewater

3. Johnathan Cross

Ridgewater

125

3. Darrius Edwards

Georgia Military

4. Terrance Franklin

Cisco

123

3. Antonio Owah

Lackawanna

5. Martrell Spaight

Coﬀeyville

121

3. Fre'Shad Hunter

Georgia Military

5. Fidel Montgomery

Southwest Mississippi

121

6. Dontrill Hyman

Hinds

7. Shawn Johnson

Northland

120

7. Steve Finley

Lackawanna

8. Brandon King

Highland

118

8. Demarcus Lawrence

Butler

Minnesota West

117

9. Bernardo Nunez

Lackawanna

Arizona Western

111

9. Denico Autry

East Mississippi

9. Ty Branz

Iowa Western

9. Jeﬀ Curtsinger 10. Chris Young

FORCED FUMBLES PLAYER

11.5

INTERCEPTIONS

COLLEGE

1. Tommy Sanders

Butler

2. Montez Hedgepeth

Louisburg

3. Deshawn Lawrence

Minnesota West

3. Chris Ficklin

PLAYER

COLLEGE

INT

1. Caleb Leichtnam

Rochester

2. Kewi Koonce

Louisburg

3. Tyrell Pearson

Mesa

East Central

3. Adonis Armstrong

Hinds

5. Kerry Burks

NE Oklahoma A&M

3. Drake Ferch

Iowa Western

6. Cameron Wiggins

Itawamba

6. Zach Miller

Butler

6. Tyler Williamson

Highland

6. Frankie Lee

Northeast Mississippi

6. Anthony Garner

Trinity Valley

8. BJ Hendrix

Rochester

6. Chaz Nelson

Garden City

8. Mohammed Seisay

Eastern Arizona

6. Chris Young

Arizona Western

8. Eric Riley

Minnesota State

6. Anthony Turner

Alfred State

8. Denhendret Collins

Copiah‐Lincoln

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PUNTING AVERAGE

KICKING POINTS PLAYER

COLLEGE

POINTS

PLAYER

Iowa Western

109

1. Zach Kerndt

2. Connor Frazell

Butler

100

2. Cayle Chapman‐Brown Snow

43.3

3. Kurt Walker

Blinn

2. Will Sco

Mississippi Gulf Coast

43.3

4. Taylor Walker

East Mississippi

4. Andrew Brown

Iowa Western

41.7

5. Graham Ball

New Mexico Military

5. Jonathon Harrison

Northeast Mississippi

41.4

6. Michael Mesh

Hutchinson

6. Rob Moﬃ

East Central

41.0

7. Jordan Rueschhoﬀ

Glendale

7. Ryan Harper

Phoenix

40.7

8. Gregorio Cogne o

Grand Rapids

8. Nolan Long

Copiah‐Lincoln

40.4

9. Trevor Pinkston

Navarro

9. Zach Robinson

Glendale

40.3

9. Taylor Pon us

Mississippi Gulf Coast

9. Brandon Porter

Eastern Arizona

40.3

PLAYER

COLLEGE

Iowa Central

YDS/PUNT

1. Cody Dickson

RETURN YARDS

45.0

RETURN TOUCHDOWNS RET. YDS

PLAYER

COLLEGE

RET. TD

1. Kali Rashaad

Cisco

977

1. De'joshua Johnson

Arizona Western

2. Marquez Clark

Navarro

946

2. Malik Lo on

Jones County

3. Wes Smith

Iowa Western

924

3. Kali Rashaad

Cisco

4. Josh Kimbell

Pima

789

4. Max Dailey‐Thompson New Mexico Military

5. Max Dailey‐Thompson New Mexico Military

736

5. Cordarrelle Pa erson

Hutchinson

6. Rodney Whitehead

Dean

735

6. Broderick Gager

Sco sdale

7. Rodney Davis

East Mississippi

719

7. Lance Ray

Northwest Mississippi

8. Deion Belue

Northeast Mississippi

693

8. Kent GANIOUS

Trinity Valley

9. Dexter Green

Hudson Valley

663

9. Deion Belue

Northeast Mississippi

Independence

650

Iowa Western

10. Dontrez Washington

COLLEGE

10. Wes Smith

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

NJCAA IN THE 2012 NFL DRAFT ROUND PICK (OVR) PLAYER

NFL TEAM

NJCAA SCHOOL

POS.

NCAA SCHOOL

Nebraska

26(58)

Lavonte David

Buccaneers

Fort Sco

OLB

28(91)

Lamar Holmes

Falcons

Itawamba

Southern Miss

13(108) Philip Blake

Broncos

Tyler

Baylor

36(131) Brandon Mosley

Giants

Coﬀeyville

Auburn

11(146) DeQuan Menzie

Chiefs

Copiah‐Lincoln

Alabama

15(150) Rokevious Watkins

Rams

Georgia Military

South Carolina

19(154) Korey Toomer

Seahawks

Arizona Western

ILB

Idaho

29(164) Jonathan Massaquoi Falcons

Butler

Troy

35(170) Vick Ballard

Colts

Mississippi Gulf Coast

Mississippi St.

9(179)

Saints

Nassau

Syracuse

19(189) Christo Bilukidi

Raiders

Eastern Arizona

Georgia State

33(203) Robert T. Griﬃn

Jets

Navarro

Baylor

5(212)

Buccaneers

Eastern Arizona

Utah St.

21(228) Jeris Pendleton

Jaguars

Joliet

Ashland

45(252) Daryl Richardson

Rams

Cisco

Abilene Chris an

Andrew Tiller

Michael Smith

LAVONTE DAVID

LAMAR HOLMES

PHILLIP BLAKE

FORT SCOTT

ITAWAMBA

TYLER

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

AFC NORTH

ROB NINKOVICH (JOLIET) POS.

PLAYER

NJCAA COLLEGE

BENGALS DB

Reggie Nelson

Coﬀeyville

BROWNS DE

Juqua Parker

NE Oklahoma A&M

Ahtyba Rubin

Trinity Valley

RAVENS

NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS

AFC EAST POS.

PLAYER

Bryant McKinnie

Lackawanna

Ryan McBean

Hinds

Pernell McPhee

Itawamba

Terrence Cody

Mississippi Gulf Coast

STEELERS DE

Bre Keisel

Snow

NJCAA COLLEGE

BILLS

CHRIS WHITE (MISS. GULF COAST)

Donald Jones

Lackawanna

Chris White

Mississippi Gulf Coast

DOLPHINS RB

Daniel Thomas

Northwest Mississippi

Paul Soliai

Coﬀeyville

JETS OL

Robert T. Griﬃn

Navarro

Ellis Lankster

Jones County

PATRIOTS WR Deion Branch

Jones County

Rob Ninkovich

Joliet

Malcolm Williams

Trinity Valley

BUFFALO BILLS

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

AFC SOUTH POS.

PLAYER

VICK BALLARD (MISS. GULF COAST)

NJCAA COLLEGE

COLTS RB

Vick Ballard

Mississippi Gulf Coast

Deji Karim

NE Oklahoma A&M

Mario Addison

Northeast Mississippi

JAGUARS DE

Jeremy Mincey

Butler

Corvey Irvin

Georgia Military

Jeris Pendleton

Joliet

INDIANAPOLIS COLTS

TEXANS

AFC WEST

Derek Newton

Hinds

Antonio Smith

NE Oklahoma A&M

Tim Dobbins

Copiah‐Lincoln

Jonathan Joseph

Coﬀeyville

Glover Quin

Southwest Mississippi

POS.

Shaun Smith

PLAYER

NJCAA COLLEGE

BRONCOS OL

Philip Blake

Tyler

CHARGERS

TITANS DT

Butler

DEQUAN MENZIE (COPIAH-LINCOLN)

Demorrio Williams

Kilgore

Aubrayo Franklin

Itawamba

CHIEFS OL

Ryan Lilja

Coﬀeyville

DeQuan Menzie

Copiah‐Lincoln

RAIDERS DE

KANSAS CITY CHIFS

Christo Bilukidi

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

Eastern Arizona

NFC EAST POS.

PLAYER

NFC NORTH

NJCAA COLLEGE

COWBOYS OL

Levi Adcock

Chase Ford

NE Oklahoma A&M

Kilgore

GIANTS OL

Brandon Mosley

Coﬀeyville

Jason Pierre‐Paul

Fort Sco

Jacquaine Williams

Fort Sco

Markus White

NJCAA COLLEGE

Johnny Knox

Tyler

J'Marcus Webb

Navarro

Ricky Henry

North Dakota SCS

Chauncey Davis

Jones County

Stephen Paea

Snow

Patrick Trahan

Northwest Mississippi

Jonathan Wilhite

Butler

LIONS

REDSKINS LB

PLAYER

BEARS

EAGLES TE

POS.

Butler

JASON PIERRE-PAUL (FORT SCOTT)

Shaun Hill

Hutchinson

Ed McClam

Louisburg

Nick Fairley

Copiah‐Lincoln

Amari Spievey

Iowa Central

Drew Coleman

Trinity Valley

PACKERS DE

Jarius Wynn

Georgia Military

Jamari La more

Dodge City

VIKINGS

NEW YORK GIANTS

Phil Loadholt

Garden City

Fred Evans

College of DuPage

Jasper Brinkley

Georgia Military

Zack Bowman

New Mexico Military

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

NFC SOUTH POS.

PLAYER

CAM NEWTON (BLINN)

NJCAA COLLEGE

BUCCANEERS RB

Lagare e Blount

East Mississippi

Michael Smith

Eastern Arizona

Lavonte David

Fort Sco

Larry Asante

Coﬀeyville

FALCONS OL

Lamar Holmes

Itawamba

Jonathan Massaquoi

Butler

Ma Bryant

Trinity Valley

PANTHERS

CAROLINA PANTHERS

Cam Newton

Blinn

William Powell

Navarro

NFC WEST

SAINTS

POS.

Andrew Tiller

Nassau

Remi Ayodele

NE Oklahoma A&M

Elbert Mack

Butler

BRANDON JACOBS (COFFEYVILLE)

PLAYER

NJCAA COLLEGE

49ERS RB

Brandon Jacobs

Coﬀeyville

Rock Cartwright

Trinity Valley

Dashon Goldson

Coﬀeyville

Tramaine Brock

Mississippi Gulf Coast

RAMS RB

Daryl Richardson

Cisco

Rokevious Watkins

Georgia Military

Eugene Sims

Jones County

SEAHAWKS

SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS

James Carpenter

Coﬀeyville

Deuce Lutui

Snow

Korey Toomer

Arizona Western

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

ACC POS.

PLAYER

NJCAA COLLEGE

LAST SEASON

FLORIDA STATE OL

Daniel Glauser

New Mexico Military

2011

Jake Fahrenkrug

North Dakota SCS

2010

Cornellius Carradine

Butler

2010

BIG EAST POS.

PLAYER

NJCAA COLLEGE

LAST SEASON

LOUISVILLE

MIAMI CB

Ladarius Gunter

Fort Sco

2011

Jameson Labady

Mesabi Range

2010

Darius Smith

Lackawanna

2010

SOUTH FLORIDA

NORTH CAROLINA

Ryan Hubbell

Iowa Western

2011

Fidel Montgomery

Southwest Mississippi

2012

Tevin Mimms

Navarro

2011

Sylvester Williams

Coﬀeyville

2010

Josh Brown

Arizona Western

2011

Fabby Desir

Lackawanna

2010

Mike Jeune

Independence

2011

ASA

2010

TEMPLE

NORTH CAROLINA ST. DE

Earl Carter

Eastern Arizona

2011

WR Malcolm Eugene

Deylan Buntyn

New Mexico Military

2011

McKay Frandsen

Snow

2010

UCONN

Nathan Mageo

New Mexico Military

2010

Chandler Whitmer

Butler

2011

Georgia Military

2009

Neil Shortell

Butler

2011

WR Tobias Palmer

JAMESON LABADY (MESABI RANGE)

MIAMI (FLA.)

CHANDLER WHITMER (BUTLER)

UCONN

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

BIG TEN POS.

PLAYER

NJCAA COLLEGE

LAST SEASON

CODY SOKOL (SCOTTSDALE)

INDIANA QB

Cameron Coﬀman

Arizona Western

2011

Stephen Houston

Independence

2011

Jacarri Alexander

Iowa Central

2011

Tregg Waters

Glendale

2011

Ryan Thompson

Itawamba

2011

IOWA QB

Cody Sokol

Sco sdale

2011

Eric Simmons

Iowa Western

2011

Wil Rathjen

Iowa Central

2011

MICHIGAN STATE DL

Anthony White

IOWA

Fort Sco

2009

MINNESOTA RB

James Gillum

Mississippi Gulf Coast

2011

Jojuan Harper

North Dakota SCS

2011

Roland Johnson

Butler

2011

Jeremy Baltazar

Blinn

2011

Martez Shabazz

Trinity Valley

2011

Rochester

2010

WR Isaac Fruechte

JAMES GILLUM (MISS. GULF COAST)

NEBRASKA CB

Mo Seisay

Eastern Arizona

2011

Jermarcus Hardrick

Fort Sco

2009

MINNESOTA

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

C-USA POS.

PLAYER

NJCAA COLLEGE

CEDRIC CHISOLM (LOUISBURG) LAST SEASON

CENTRAL FLORIDA DL

Cameron Henderson

Navarro

2010

Toby Jackson

Navarro

2010

Terran Buck

College of DuPage

2010

EAST CAROLINA RB

Vintavious Cooper

WR Lance Ray

Southwest Mississippi

2012

Northwest Mississippi

2011

Titus Best

Louisburg

2011

Reggie Bullock

Arizona Western

2010

Leroy Vick

Georgia Military

2010

Adonis Armstrong

Hinds

2010

Godfrey Thompson

Hinds

2010

HOUSTON

SOUTHERN MISS

RICE OL S

WR Xavier Maxwell

Blinn

2011

Lloyd Allen

Mississippi Gulf Coast

2010

Chevy Benne

Navarro

2010

MARSHALL DL

Ken Smith

Blinn

2011

Billy Rone

Glendale

2011

MEMPHIS Eric Ma hews

Blinn

2011

Jesse Milleson

Glendale

2011

Nick Chartain

Independence

2011

Bronterious Jakes

Holmes

2011

Anthony Watson

Blinn

2011

Jordan Devey

Snow

2010

Chris Bertucci

East Mississippi

2010

Kenyata Johnson

Hinds

2009

Nate Richards

Trinity Valley

2011

Broderick Jackson

Tyler

2011

SOUTHERN MISS OL

Cedric Chisolm

Louisburg

2011

Anthony Wilson

Jones County

2011

Reggie Hunt

Copiah‐Lincoln

2010

Vincent Brown

ASA

2010

Khalid Wilson

East Central

2010

Dominic Sylvester

Alfred State

2011

Calvin Jones

Copiah‐Lincoln

2010

Billy Autrey

East Mississippi

2009

UAB OL

UTEP CB

Darren Woodard

Kilgore

2010

Kevin Perez

New Mexico Military

2009

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

BIG 12 POS.

PLAYER

NJCAA COLLEGE

LAST SEASON

BAYLOR DL

Nick Johnson

Navarro

2010

Codarius Golston

Kilgore

2010

Joseph Williams

Fort Sco

2010

Josh Wilson

Kilgore

2010

IOWA STATE CB

Ladarius Gunter

Fort Sco

2011

Jameson Labady

Mesabi Range

2010

Darius Smith

Lackawanna

2010

KANSAS Arizona Western

2011

Charles Brooks

Sco sdale

2011

Keon Stowers

Georgia Military

2011

Blake Jackson

Sco sdale

2011

Chris Grishby

Blinn

2011

Calvin Barne

Navarro

2011

Michael Bowie

Navarro

2010

Ryan Robinson

Jones County

2010

Paul Dawson

Trinity Valley

2011

Keivon Gamble

Trinity Valley

2011

TEXAS

KANSAS STATE Dodge City

2011

Donald Hawkins

Northwest Mississippi

2011

Brandon Moore

East Mississippi

2011

Mississippi Gulf Coast

2011

Ellwood Clement

Eastern Arizona

2011

Aslam Sterling

Nassau

2011

Tevin Rooks

Navarro

2011

Chaquil Reed

Butler

2011

WR Javon Bell

Wesley Hollingshed

Trinity Valley

2011

Rashad Fortenberry

Mississippi Gulf Coast

2011

Kent Gainous

Trinity Valley

2011

Marcus Kennard

Butler

2010

JR Osunde

Kilgore

2010

Ryan Bus n

Kilgore

2010

Dennell Wesley

Butler

2010

OKLAHOMA RB

Damien Williams

WR Lacoltan Bester

TCU

WR Josh Ford

WR Logan Stephens

OKLAHOMA STATE

Arizona Western

2011

East Mississippi

2011

TEXAS TECH

WEST VIRGINIA

Brannon Green

Fort Sco

2011

Chaz Nelson

Garden City

2011

Mark Glowinski

Lackawanna

2011

Lane Johnson

Kilgore

2009

Joshua Francis

Lackawanna

2010

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

INDEPENDENT POS.

PLAYER

NJCAA COLLEGE

BERNARDO NUNEZ (LACKAWANNA) LAST SEASON

BYU CB

Preston Hadley

Snow

2010

Corby Eason

Erie

2008

MAC POS.

PLAYER

NJCAA COLLEGE

LAST SEASON

UMASS

AKRON RB

Rasheed Williams

Louisburg

2011

Malachi Freeman

Nassau

2011

Clayton Moore

Mississippi Gulf Coast

2010

BOWLING GREEN S

Josh Pe us

College of DuPage

2011

Domonique Wharton

ASA

2010

Keon Stowers

Georgia Military

2011

Nick Gilbo

Hudson Valley

2011

EASTERN MICHIGAN DL

Cy Maughmer

TOLEDO RB

Jammal Jackson

Nassau

2011

Cameron Cole

Fort Sco

2011

Brad Dunavant

Trinity Valley

2011

Colby Kratch

North Dakota SCS

2010

Chase Nelson

North Dakota SCS

2010

UMASS

BUFFALO LB

Glendale

Bernardo Nunez

Lackawanna

2011

Colter Johnson

Alfred State

2011

WESTERN MICHIGAN 2011

Deon Cammock

ASA

2010

NORTHERN ILLINOIS LB

Chris Ficklin

East Central

2011

OHIO DE

Ty Branz

Iowa Western

2011

Tim Edmond

Hutchinson

2011

WR Ma Waters

Iowa Western

2011

Georgia Military

2010

Tyler Knight

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

PAC 12

MOUNTAIN WEST POS.

PLAYER

NJCAA COLLEGE

LAST SEASON

Demarcus Lawrence

Butler

2011

Ridgewater

2011

HAWAII DE S

Quenton Brown

Eastern Arizona

2011

Jus n Turner

Sco sdale

2011

NEW MEXICO QB

David Vega

New Mexico Military

2011

WR Saqwan Edwards

Blinn

2011

Erie

2010

Destry Berry

Rob Diane

Ridgewater

2011

UNLV DE

Parker Holloway

Snow

2010

Marion Grice

Blinn

2011

Darwin Rogers

Arizona Western

2011

Michael Pennel Jr.

Sco sdale

2011

Chris Young

Arizona Western

2011

Steﬀon Mar n

Arizona Western

2011

CJ Overton

Dodge City

2011

Riley Nielsen

Sco sdale

2011

North Dakota SCS

2010

CAL OL

Ma Williams

Stetson Bair

Iowa Western

2011

Jared Ebert

Iowa Western

2010

OREGON STATE Trinity Valley

2011

WYOMING

Drew Robinson

WR Jalen Claiborne

LAST SEASON

OREGON

SAN DIEGO STATE DE

NJCAA COLLEGE

ARIZONA STATE

COLORADO STATE WR Elijah Lee

PLAYER

ARIZONA

BOISE STATE DE

POS.

Rusty Fernando

Glendale

2010

Arizona Western

2010

Snow

2011

USC Tyler

2011 CB

Isiah Wiley

BJ Hendricks

Rochester

2011

Zac Rushing

Mississippi Gulf Coast

2010

BJ Sumter

New Mexico Military

2010

Kurt Taufasau

New Mexico Military

2010

Korey Jones

Garden City

2010

WASHINGTON STATE

UTAH Tenny Palepoi

WR Rico Forbes

Navarro

2010

Taylor Meighen

Kilgore

2010

Ian Knight

Butler

2010

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

SEC POS.

PLAYER

NJCAA COLLEGE

LAST SEASON

ALABAMA CB

Travell Dixon

Eastern Arizona

2011

Deion Belue

Northeast Mississippi

2011

Jesse Williams

Arizona Western

2010

Quinton Dial

East Mississippi

2010

WR Demetrius Wilson

Glendale

2011

Robert A ga

Snow

2010

OLE MISS

Robert Thomas

Coﬀeyville

2010

ARKANSAS

WR Jeremy Reed

FLORIDA DL

Damien Jacobs

East Mississippi

2011

GEORGIA OL

Mark Beard

Coﬀeyville

2011

John Jenkins

Mississippi Gulf Coast

2010

KENTUCKY Korey Brown

East Central

2011

Jerrell Priester

East Central

2011

LSU Zach Me enberger

Butler

2010

MISSISSIPPI STATE

East Mississippi

2011

East Mississippi

2011

Derrick Wilson

East Mississippi

2011

Dehendret Collins

Copiah‐Lincoln

2011

Zack Stoudt

Iowa Western

2010

Jamal Mosley

Northwest Mississippi

2010

Gilbert Pena

ASA

2010

Wesley Pendleton

Copiah‐Lincoln

2010

Ivan Nicholas

ASA

2010

East Mississippi

2009

WR Randall Mackey

Bo Wallace

SOUTH CAROLINA OL

Kaleb Broome

Georgia Military

2010

Byron Jerideau

Fort Sco

2009

Hutchinson

2011

TENNESSEE WR Cordarrelle Pa erson DL

Daniel McCullers

Georgia Military

2011

Dylan Holley

Mississippi Gulf Coast

2011

Darrington Sen more

Mississippi Gulf Coast

2011

Denico Autry

East Mississippi

2011

Maurice Couch

Garden City

2010

Dwayne Cherrington

Holmes

2010

Darius Slay

Itawamba

2010

WR Derel Walker

Trinity Valley

2011

O s Jacobs

Mississippi Gulf Coast

2011

Steven Jenkins

Coﬀeyville

2010

MISSOURI LB

Markus Golden

Hutchinson

2010

TEXAS A&M

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

SUN BELT POS.

PLAYER

NJCAA COLLEGE

SOUTH ALABAMA LAST SEASON

ARKANSAS STATE

Wes Saxton

Itawamba

2011

Gabe Loper

East Central

2010

Dexter Blackmon

Coﬀeyville

2011

TROY

John Gandy

Blinn

2011

WR Jamel Johnson

Holmes

2011

WR JJ Harbin

East Mississippi

2011

FLORIDA ATLANTIC

Chris Hawkins

Hutchinson

2011

Stern Vile

Eastern Arizona

2011

Braylon Williams

Kilgore

2011

Adarius Glanton

Eastern Arizona

2011

Brandon Timmons

Northwest Mississippi

2011

Derrek Upshaw

Jones County

2011

Rodney Lamar

Ridgewater

2011

Jeremy McNight

Navarro

2011

Martrez Townes

Itawamba

2011

Jeremy Spikner

Northeast Mississippi

2011

Deon Anthony

Hinds

2010

WR Corey Johnson

Garden City

2010

Jared Fleming

East Central

2010

Xavian Evans

Itawamba

2010

FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL LB

Jordan Hunt

Copiah‐Lincoln

2010

LOUISANA-LAFAYETTE OL

Terry Johnson

Northwest Mississippi

2011

Jalen Fields

Georgia Military

2011

Holmes

2010

WR Harry Peoples

LOUISIANA-MONROE OL

Evyn Perry

Cisco

Calvin Washington

Eastern Arizona

2011

Bre Harrington

Alfred State

2011

Cliﬀord Burns

New Mexico Military

2010

BRENT OSBORN (NW MISSISSIPPI)

MIDDLE TENNESSEE ST. WR Marcus Henry

Northwest Mississippi

2011

Georgia Military

2010

Michah James

WESTERN KENTUCKY

NORTH TEXAS CB

Dequarius Johnson

Iowa Western

2011

Brent Osborn

Northwest Mississippi

2010

Cisco

2009

WR Ivan Delgado

NORTH TEXAS

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

WAC POS.

PLAYER

NJCAA COLLEGE

LAST SEASON

MYLES WHITE (NW MISSISSIPPI)

IDAHO DL

Semesi Tupou

East Central

2011

LOUISIANA TECH WR Quinton Pa on

Coﬀeyville

2010

WR Myles White

Northwest Mississippi

2010

Oscar Johnson

Copiah‐Lincoln

2010

Jonal White

Jones County

2010

Antonio Mitchum

Georgia Military

2010

Craig Johnson

Arkansas Bap st

2010

Larry Banks

Copiah‐Lincoln

2009

TEXAS STATE

LOUISIANA TECH

Ryan Kincaid

Fort Sco

2011

Zach Robinson

Glendale

2011

Jarre Haywood

Cisco

2010

UTAH STATE

DONTAY WRIGHT (E. ARIZONA)

Dontay Wright

Eastern Arizona

2011

Bill Vavau

Snow

2011

AJ Pataialii

Snow

2011

Al Lapuaho

Snow

2010

Terell Thompson

Glendale

2010

Blinn

2011

UTSA OL

Armondo Alverez

UTAH STATE

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1956

COFFEYVILLE COLLEGE, KAN.

1985

SNOW COLLEGE, UTAH

1957

TEXARKANA COLLEGE, TEXAS

1986

NORTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA A&M COLLEGE

1958

BOISE JUNIOR COLLEGE, IDAHO

1987

ELLSWORTH COMMUNITY COLLEGE, IOWA

1959

NORTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA A&M COLLEGE

1988

GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, ARIZ.

1960

CAMERON STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, OKLA. TYLER JUNIOR COLLEGE, TEXAS

1989

NAVARRO COLLEGE, TEXAS

1990

COFFEYVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, KAN.

1964

PHOENIX COLLEGE, ARIZ.

1991

NORTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA A&M COLLEGE

1965

FERRUM JUNIOR COLLEGE, VA.

1992

NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITY COLLEGE

1966

KILGORE COLLEGE, TEXAS

1993

MISSISSIPPI DELTA COMMUNITY COLLEGE

1967

NORTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA A&M COLLEGE

1994

TRINITY VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE, TEXAS

1968

FERRUM JUNIOR COLLEGE, VA.

1995

BLINN COLLEGE, TEXAS

1969

NORTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA A&M COLLEGE

1996

BLINN COLLEGE, TEXAS

1970

FORT SCOTT COMMUNITY JUNIOR COLLEGE, KAN.

1997

TRINITY VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE, TEXAS

1971

MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST JUNIOR COLLEGE

1998

BUTLER COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE, KAN.

1972

ARIZONA WESTERN COLLEGE

1999

BUTLER COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE, KAN.

1973

MESA COMMUNITY COLLEGE, ARIZ.

2000

GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, ARIZ.

1974

FERRUM COLLEGE, VA.

2001

GEORGIA MILITARY COLLEGE

1975

MESA COMMUNITY COLLEGE, ARIZ.

2002

JOLIET JUNIOR COLLEGE, ILL.

1976

ELLSWORTH COMMUNITY COLLEGE, IOWA

2003

BUTLER COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE, KAN.

1977

FERRUM COLLEGE, VA.

2004

PEARL RIVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE, MISS.

1978

IOWA CENTRAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE

2005

GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, ARIZ.

1979

RANGER JUNIOR COLLEGE, TEXAS

2006

BLINN COLLEGE, TEXAS

1980

NORTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA A&M COLLEGE

2007

1981

BUTLER COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE, KAN.

BUTLER COMMUNITY COLLEGE, KAN. MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST COMMUNITY COLLEGE

1982

NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI JUNIOR COLLEGE

2008

BUTLER COMMUNITY COLLEGE, KAN.

1983

COFFEYVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE, KAN.

2009

BLINN COLLEGE, TEXAS

1984

MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST JUNIOR COLLEGE

2010

NAVARRO COLLEGE, TEXAS

2011

EAST MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITY COLLEGE

2012 NJCAA FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

1995 marked the inaugural year for the NJCAA Football Coaches Associa on Hall of Fame. In 2012, the 18th class will be inducted into the hall. To view the en re Hall of Fame, visit the NJCAA Football Record Book.

CLASS OF 2012 INDUCTEES Terrence Cody (DL) Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College There have been few defensive lineman that have had as big of an impact on a game as former Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College defensive lineman Terrence Cody. Towering over oﬀensive fronts at 6 feet 4 inches and over 340 pounds, “Mount Cody” powered the Bulldogs drive to a 12‐0 record in 2007 and the tle of NJCAA co‐na onal champions. Cody went on to play at Alabama where he anchored the Crimson Tide’s roll to a NCAA na onal championship in 2010. Dra ed in the second round of the 2010 NFL Dra , Cody is entering his third season with the Bal more Ravens.

Mick Caba (Head Coach) Alfred State College/Inver Hills Community College Heading into his 16th season as an NJCAA head coach, Mick Caba has established himself as a pillar of NJCAA football. Currently the head coach at Alfred State College (N.Y.), Caba has compiled 55 wins in 12 seasons and led the Pioneers to a 6‐4 record and a Region 3 championship in 2011. Prior to his arrival at Alfred, Caba coached three seasons at Inver Hills Community College (Minn.) and set NJCAA records for average passing yards per game in both 1981 and 1982. Caba has also dedicated his me and eﬀort to the NJCAA Football Coaches Associa on, serving in four diﬀerent posi ons including president from 2010 to 2011.

1983 Coffeyville Community College Football Team The Coﬀeyville Red Ravens football team entered the 1983 season with something to prove. A er beginning the 1982 season ranked No. 1 in the pre‐season poll, the Red Ravens held the top ranking for 10‐consecu ve weeks before falling 36‐21 to Northeastern Oklahoma A&M in the season finale. Returning only two starters in 1983, Coﬀeyville stormed their way to an 8‐1 record and the KJCCC championship before defea ng No. 2 Northeastern Oklahoma A&M 21‐20 in Miami, Okla. A er a 27‐20 win over Dodge City in the Jayhawk Bowl, the Red Ravens were crowned na onal champions in their season of redemp on.

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KJCCC BUTLER COMMUNITY COLLEGE 8/25 9/1 9/8 9/15 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/20 10/27

@ Dodge City* BLINN FORT SCOTT* @ Independence* @ Highland* AIR FORCE PREP (non‐member) GARDEN CITY* COFFEYVILLE* @ Hutchinson*

COFFEYVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 8/25 9/1 9/8 9/15 9/22 10/6 10/13 10/20 10/27

@ Hutchinson* TRINITY VALLEY @ Air Force Prep (non‐member) @ Fort Sco * INDEPENDENCE* HIGHLAND* DODGE CITY* @ Butler* @ Garden City*

DODGE CITY COMMUNITY COLLEGE 8/25 9/1 9/8 9/15 9/22 9/29 10/13 10/20 10/27

BUTLER* @ Kilgore HIGHLAND* @ Hutchinson* @ Fort Sco * INDEPENDENCE* @ Coﬀeyville* @ Garden City* AIR FORCE PREP (non‐member)

FORT SCOTT COMMUNITY COLLEGE 8/25 9/1 9/8 9/15 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/20 10/27

@ Highland* TYLER @ Butler* COFFEYVILLE* DODGE CITY* @ Garden City* @ Independence* HUTCHINSON* ARKANSAS BAPTIST

GARDEN CITY COMMUNITY COLLEGE 8/25 9/1 9/8 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/13 10/20 10/27

@ Independence* CISCO HUTCHINSON* @ Air Force Prep (non‐member) FORT SCOTT* @ Butler* @ Highland* DODGE CITY* COFFEYVILLE*

HIGHLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE

IOWA CENTRAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE

8/25 9/1 9/8 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/13 10/22 10/28

9/1 9/8 9/15 9/23 9/30 10/7 10/13 10/20 10/27

FORT SCOTT* @ NE Oklahoma A&M @ Dodge City* BUTLER* HUTCHINSON* @ Coﬀeyville* GARDEN CITY* BENEDCTINE JV (non‐member) @ Independence

@ Arkansas Bap st @ College of DuPage* @ Dakota College‐Bo neau AIR FORCE JV (non‐member) GRAND VIEW JV (non‐member) MORNINGSIDE JV (non‐member) ELLSWORTH* @ Iowa Western* NORTH DAKOTA SCS*

HUTCHINSON COMMUNITY COLLEGE

IOWA WESTERN COMMUNITY COLLEGE

8/25 9/1 9/8 9/15 9/29 10/6 10/13 10/20 10/27

8/25 @ APU Cole (non‐member) 1 9/1 New Mexico Military 9/8 @ Trinity Valley 9/15 COLLEGE OF DUPAGE* 9/29 GEORGIA MILITARY 10/6 ARKANSAS BAPTIST 10/13 @ North Dakota SCS* 10/20 IOWA CENTRAL* 10/27 @ Ellsworth* 1 Pueblo, Colo.

COFFEYVILLE* @ Navarro @ Garden City* DODGE CITY* @ Highland* AIR FORCE PREP (non‐member) INDEPENDENCE* @ Fort Sco * BUTLER*

INDEPENDENCE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 8/25 9/8 9/15 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/13 10/28

GARDEN CITY* ARKANSAS BAPTIST BUTLER* @ Coﬀeyville* @ Dodge City* FORT SCOTT* @ Hutchinson* HIGHLAND*

MFC COLLEGE OF DUPAGE 8/25 9/2 9/8 9/15 9/22 9/29 10/7 10/20 10/28 11/4

ERIE @ UW‐Whitewater JV (non‐member) IOWA CENTRAL* @ Iowa Western* NORTH DAKOTA SCS* @ Ellsworth* @ Marian JV (non‐member) @ Arkansas Bap st @ North Park JV (non‐member) AIR FORCE JV (non‐member)

NORTH DAKOTA ST. COLLEGE OF SCIENCE 8/26 @ Waldorf (non‐member) 1 9/1 Snow 9/14 MAYVILLE STATE JV (non‐member) 9/22 @ College of DuPage* 9/29 DAKOTA COLLEGE‐BOTTINEAU 10/13 IOWA WESTERN* 10/20 @ Ellsworth* 10/27 @ Iowa Central* 1 Pueblo, Colo.

MCAC CENTRAL LAKES COLLEGE 8/23 9/1 9/8 9/15 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/13

@ Northland* MESABI RANGE* @ Itasca* ROCHESTER* MINNESOTA STATE* @ Minnesota West* VERMILION* @ Ridgewater*

ELLSWORTH COMMUNITY COLLEGE

FOND DU LAC TRIBAL & CC

1 9/1 Arizona Western 9/8 @ NE Oklahoma A&M 9/15 ARKANSAS BAPTIST 9/29 COLLEGE OF DUPAGE* 10/6 @ Dakota‐Bo neau 10/13 @ Iowa Central* 10/20 NORTH DAKOTA SCS* 10/27 IOWA WESTERN* 1 Pueblo, Colo.

8/24 9/1 9/8 9/13 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/11

MINNESOTA STATE* @ Minnesota West* ROCHESTER* @ Itasca* NORTHLAND* @ Ridgewater* MESABI RANGE* @ Vermilion*

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ITASCA COMMUNITY COLLEGE

VERMILION COMMUNITY COLLEGE

HINDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE

8/25 9/1 9/8 9/13 9/22 9/27 10/4 10/11

8/25 9/1 9/8 9/15 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/11

8/30 9/6 9/13 9/20 9/29 10/4 10/11 10/18 10/25

MINNESOTA WEST* @ Rochester* CENTRAL LAKES* FOND DU LAC* @ Vermilion* @ Mesabi Range* NORTHLAND* @ Minnesota State*

MESABI RANGE CTC 8/25 9/1 9/8 9/15 9/22 9/27 10/6 10/11

RIDGEWATER* @ Central Lakes* MINNESOTA WEST* VERMILION* @ Rochester* ITASCA* @ Fond du Lac* @ Northland*

MINNESOTA STATE CTC 8/24 9/1 9/8 9/15 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/13

@ Fond du Lac* NORTHLAND* @ Vermilion* RIDGEWATER* @ Central Lakes* ROCHESTER* @ Minnesota West* ITASCA*

MINNESOTA WEST CTC 8/23 9/1 9/8 9/15 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/13

@ Itasca* FOND DU LAC* @ Mesabi Range* NORTHLAND* @ Ridgewater* CENTRAL LAKES* MINNESOTA STATE* @ Rochester*

RIDGEWATER COLLEGE 8/25 9/1 9/8 9/15 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/13

@ Mesabi Range* VERMILION* @ Northland* @ Minnesota State* MINNESOTA WEST* FOND DU LAC* @ Rochester* CENTRAL LAKES*

ROCHESTER CTC 8/25 9/1 9/8 9/15 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/13

@ Vermilion* ITASCA* @ Fond du Lac* @ Central Lakes* MESABI RANGE* @ Minnesota State* RIDGEWATER* MINNESOTA WEST*

ROCHESTER* @ Ridgewater* MINNESOTA STATE* @ Mesabi Range* ITASCA* @ Northland* @ Central Lakes* FOND DU LAC*

MACJC COAHOMA COMMUNITY COLLEGE 8/30 9/6 9/13 9/20 9/27 10/4 10/11 10/20 10/25

MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST* @ Hinds* @ Northwest Mississippi* @ Pearl River* EAST MISSISSIPPI* NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI* @ Itawamba* MISSISSIPPI DELTA* @ Holmes*

COPIAH‐LINCOLN COMMUNITY COLLEGE 8/30 9/6 9/13 9/20 9/27 10/4 10/13 10/20 10/25

@ Northeast Mississippi* NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI* EAST CENTRAL* @ Hinds* JONES COUNTY* @ Itawamba* @ Pearl River* MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST* @ Southwest Mississippi*

EAST CENTRAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE 8/30 9/6 9/13 9/20 9/29 10/6 10/11 10/18 10/27

ITAWAMBA* EAST MISSISSIPPI* @ Copiah‐Lincoln* SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI* HINDS* @ Jones County* @ Mississippi Delta* PEARL RIVER* @ Mississippi Gulf Coast*

EAST MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITY COLLEGE 8/30 9/6 9/13 9/20 9/27 10/6 10/11 10/18 10/27

PEARL RIVER* @ East Central* @ Southwest Mississippi* MISSISSIPPI DELTA* @ Coahoma* HOLMES* @ Northeast Mississippi* NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI* @ Itawamba*

MISSISSIPPI DELTA* COAHOMA* @ Mississippi Gulf Coast* COPIAH‐LINCOLN* @ East Central* SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI* JONES COUNTY* @ Holmes* @ Pearl River*

HOLMES COMMUNITY COLLEGE 8/30 9/6 9/13 9/20 9/29 10/6 10/11 10/18 10/25

@ Jones County* MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST* NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI* @ Itawamba* MISSISSIPPI DELTA* @ East Mississippi* @ Northwest Mississippi* HINDS* COAHOMA*

ITAWAMBA COMMUNITY COLLEGE 8/30 9/6 9/13 9/20 9/27 10/4 10/11 10/20 10/27

@ East Central* SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI* @ Mississippi Delta* HOLMES* @ Northwest Mississippi* COPIAH‐LINCOLN* COAHOMA* @ Northeast Mississippi* EAST MISSISSIPPI*

JONES COUNTY JUNIOR COLLEGE 8/30 9/8 9/13 9/22 9/27 10/6 10/11 10/20 10/27

HOLMES* NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI* @ Pearl River* MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST* @ Copiah‐Lincoln* EAST CENTRAL* @ Hinds* SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI* @ Northwest Mississippi*

MISSISSIPPI DELTA COMM. COLLEGE 8/30 9/6 9/13 9/20 9/29 10/4 10/13 10/20 10/25

@ Hinds* PEARL RIVER* ITAWAMBA* @ East Mississippi* @ Holmes* NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI* EAST CENTRAL* @ Coahoma* NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI*

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@ Coahoma* @ Holmes* HINDS* @ Jones County* NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI* PEARL RIVER* @ Southwest Mississippi* @ Copiah‐Lincoln* EAST CENTRAL*

ASA COLLEGE 9/2 9/8 9/16 9/22 9/30 10/6 10/13 10/20 11/3 11/10

NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI CC 8/30 9/8 9/13 9/20 9/27 10/4 10/11 10/20 10/25

COPIAH‐LINCOLN* @ Jones County* @ Holmes* NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI* @ Mississippi Gulf Coast* @ Coahoma* EAST MISSISSIPPI* ITAWAMBA* @ Mississippi Delta*

DEAN COLLEGE 9/1 9/8 9/15 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/13 10/20 10/27 11/3

NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI CC 8/30 9/6 9/13 9/20 9/27 10/4 10/11 10/18 10/27

@ Southwest Mississippi* @ Copiah‐Lincoln* COAHOMA* @ Northeast Mississippi* ITAWAMBA* @ Mississippi Delta* HOLMES* @ East Mississippi* JONES COUNTY* @ East Mississippi* @ Mississippi Delta* JONES COUNTY* COAHOMA* @ Southwest Mississippi* @ Mississippi Gulf Coast* COPIAH‐LINCOLN* @ East Central* HINDS*

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NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI* @ Itawamba* EAST MISSISSIPPI* @ East Central* PEARL RIVER* @ Hinds* MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST* @ Jones County* COPIAH‐LINCOLN*

@ Navy Prep (non‐member) MONROE* GEORGIA MILITARY HUDSON VALLEY* @ Louisburg* @ ASA* ERIE* @ Nassau* GLOBE LACKAWANNA*

ERIE COMMUNITY COLLEGE

PEARL RIVER COMMUNITY COLLEGE 8/30 9/6 9/13 9/20 9/27 10/4 10/13 10/18 10/25

@ Albright JV (non‐member) @ Hudson Valley* @ Wagner (non‐member) MONROE* @ Widener JV (non‐member) DEAN* @ Lackawanna* ERIE* @ Louisburg* NASSAU*

8/25 9/1 9/15 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/13 10/20 11/4

@ College of DuPage LOUISBURG* ALFRED STATE NASSAU* @ Hudson Valley* LACKAWANNA* @ Dean* @ ASA* @ Monroe*

HUDSON VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE 9/1 9/8 9/15 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/13 10/20 10/27 11/4 11/10

@ Globe ASA* @ Lackawanna* @ Dean* ERIE* NASSAU* MONROE* @ Louisburg* @ Navy Prep HARTWICK JV (non‐member) @ Alfred State

LACKAWANNA COLLEGE 9/2 @ Widener JV (non‐member) 9/8 GLOBE 9/15 HUDSON VALLEY* 9/22 LOUISBURG* 9/29 @ Nassau* 10/6 @ Erie* 10/13 ASA* 10/20 MONROE* 11/3 @ Dean* 11/11 1Georgia Military 1 Raleigh, N.C.

LOUISBURG COLLEGE 9/1 9/8 9/15 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/20 10/27 11/3

@ Erie* @ Fork Union (non‐member) GRAY MILITARY (non‐member) @ Lackawanna* DEAN* MONROE* HUDSON VALLEY* @ Nassau* ASA*

MONROE COLLEGE 9/2 9/8 9/16 9/22 9/30 10/6 10/13 10/20 11/4 11/11

@ Wagner JV (non‐member) @ Dean* NASSAU* @ ASA* GLOBE @ Louisburg* HUDSON VALLEY* @ Lackawanna* ERIE* ONONDAGA (non‐member)

NASSAU COMMUNITY COLLEGE 9/2 9/8 9/16 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/13 10/20 10/27 11/2 11/10

@ Delaware Valley JV (non‐member) NAVY PREP (non‐member) @ Monroe* @ Erie* LACKAWANNA* @ Hudson Valley* GEORGIA MILITARY DEAN* LOUISBURG* @ Globe @ ASA*

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SWJCFC BLINN COLLEGE 9/1 9/8 9/15 9/22 10/6 10/13 10/20 10/27

@ Butler SOUTHEAST PREP (non‐member) NE OKLAHOMA A&M* TYLER* KILGORE* @ Trinity Valley* @ Navarro* CISCO*

TRINITY VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE

GLENDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE

8/25 9/1 9/8 9/15 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/13 10/20 10/27

8/25 9/8 9/15 9/22 10/6 10/13 10/20 10/27 11/3 11/10

SOUTHEAST PREP (non‐member) @ Coﬀeyville IOWA WESTERN KILGORE* @ Cisco* NAVARRO* NE OKLAHOMA A&M* BLINN* @ Tyler* @ NE Oklahoma A&M*

@ Sco sdale PHOENIX @ Snow* NEW MEXICO MILITARY* EASTERN ARIZONA* @ Phoenix* PIMA* @ Arizona Western* SCOTTSDALE* @ Mesa*

CISCO COLLEGE

TYLER JUNIOR COLLEGE

MESA COMMUNITY COLLEGE

9/1 9/8 9/15 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/13 10/20 10/27

9/1 9/8 9/15 9/22 9/27 10/6 10/13 10/20 10/27

8/25 9/1 9/8 9/15 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/13 10/20 10/27 11/10

@ Garden City @ New Mexico Military @ Navarro* TRINITY VALLEY* KILGORE* SOUTHEAST PREP (non‐member) @ Tyler* NE OKLAHOMA A&M* @ Blinn*

KILGORE COLLEGE 9/1 9/8 9/15 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/13 10/20 10/27

DODGE CITY @ Tyler* @ Trinity Valley* NAVARRO* @ Cisco* @ Blinn* @ NE Oklahoma A&M* SOUTHEAST PREP (non‐member) TYLER*

NAVARRO COLLEGE 8/25 9/1 9/15 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/13 10/20 10/27

@ Arkansas Bap st HUTCHINSON CISCO* @ Kilgore* @ Trinity Valley* TYLER* SOUTHEAST PREP (non‐member) BLINN* @ NE Oklahoma A&M*

NORTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA A&M 9/1 9/8 9/15 9/22 9/27 10/6 10/13 10/20 10/27

HIGHLAND ELLSWORTH @ Blinn* SOUTHEAST PREP (non‐member) @ Tyler* @ Trinity Valley* KILGORE* @ Cisco* NAVARRO*

@ Fort Sco KILGORE* SOUTHEAST PREP (non‐member) @ Blinn* NE OKLAHOMA A&M* @ Navarro* CISCO* TRINITY VALLEY* @ Kilgore*

WSFL ARIZONA WESTERN COLLEGE 1 9/1 Ellsworth 9/15 @ Pima* 9/22 SCOTTSDALE* 9/29 @ Eastern Arizona* 10/6 @ Phoenix* 10/20 MESA* 10/27 GLENDALE* 11/3 @ New Mexico Military* 11/10 SNOW* 1 Pueblo, Colo.

EASTERN ARIZONA COLLEGE 8/25 8/30 9/8 9/15 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/13 10/20 10/27 11/3

PUEBLO STEEL (non‐member) GREEN RIVER (non‐member) TUCSON PREP (non‐member) @ Sco sdale* @ Mesa* ARIZONA WESTERN* @ Glendale* NEW MEXICO MILITARY* PHOENIX* @ Snow* PIMA*

GREEN RIVER (non‐member) @ Pima SCOTTSDALE* @ New Mexico Military* EASTERN ARIZONA* PIMA* @ Sco sdale* SNOW* @ Arizona Western* @ Phoenix* GLENDALE*

NEW MEXICO MILITARY INSTITUTE 8/25 AIR FORCE PREP (non‐member) 1 9/1 Iowa Western 9/8 CISCO 9/15 MESA* 9/22 @ Glendale* 9/29 PHOENIX* 10/13 @ Eastern Arizona* 10/20 SNOW* 10/27 @ Sco sdale* 11/3 ARIZONA WESTERN* 11/10 @ Pima* 1 Pueblo, Colo.

PHOENIX COLLEGE 8/23 9/1 9/8 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/13 10/20 10/27 11/3 11/10

PIMA GREEN RIVER (non‐member) @ Glendale @ Pima* @ New Mexico Military* ARIZONA WESTERN* GLENDALE* @ Eastern Arizona* MESA* SNOW* @ Sco sdale*

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PIMA COMMUNITY COLLEGE

ARKANSAS BAPTIST COLLEGE

8/23 9/1 9/9 9/15 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/13 10/20 11/3 11/10

8/25 9/1 9/8 9/15 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/20 10/27 11/3

@ Phoenix MESA AIR FORCE JV (non‐member) ARIZONA WESTERN* PHOENIX* @ Mesa* @ Snow* SCOTTSDALE* @ Glendale* @ Eastern Arizona* NEW MEXICO MILITARY*

DAKOTA COLLEGE AT BOTTINEAU

SCOTTSDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE 8/25 9/1 9/8 9/15 9/22 9/29 10/6 10/13 10/27 11/3 11/10

GLENDALE TEAM JORDAN (non‐member) @ Mesa EASTERN ARIZONA* @ Arizona Western* @ Snow* MESA* @ Pima* NEW MEXICO MILITARY* @ Glendale* PHOENIX*

MAYVILLE STATE (non‐member) @ Concordia JV (non‐member) IOWA CENTRAL @ North Dakota SCS ELLSWORTH TRINITY BIBLE (non‐member) @ Mayville State (non‐member) @ Trinity Bible (non‐member)

8/30 CHATTAHOOCHEE TECH (non‐member) 9/8 SNOW 9/15 @ Dean 9/22 @ Arkansas Bap st 9/29 @ Iowa Western 10/6 HARGROVE MILITARY (non‐member) 10/13 @ Nassau 10/20 ATLANTA SPORTS ACADEMY (non‐member) 11/3 @ Cha ahoochee Tech (non‐member) 11/11 1Lackawanna 1 Raleigh, N.C.

8/25 EVERETT (non‐member) 1 9/1 North Dakota SCS 9/8 @ Georgia Military 9/15 GLENDALE* 9/29 SCOTTSDALE* 10/6 PIMA* 10/13 @ Mesa* 10/20 @ New Mexico Military* 10/27 EASTERN ARIZONA* 11/3 @ Phoenix* 11/10 @ Arizona Western* 1 Pueblo, Colo.

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8/30 9/9 9/15 9/29 10/6 10/13 10/19 10/27

GEORGIA MILITARY COLLEGE

SNOW COLLEGE

9/3 9/9 9/15 9/22 10/7 10/13 10/20 10/27 11/3 11/10

NAVARRO IOWA CENTRAL @ Independence @ Ellsworth GEORGIA MILITARY @ Cha ahoochee Tech (non‐member) @ Iowa Western COLLEGE OF DUPAGE @ Fort Sco SOUTHEAST PREP (non‐member)

BROCKPORT JV (non‐member) @ Hartwick JV (non‐member) @ Erie @ Thaddeus Stevens (non‐member) ST. JOHN FISHER JV (non‐member) GLOBE @ Appren ce School (non‐member) SOUTHERN VIRGINIA (non‐member) ONONDAGA (non‐member) HUDSON VALLEY

9/1 9/8 9/16 9/22 9/30 10/6 10/13 10/20 10/27 11/2

HUDSON VALLEY @ Lackawanna @ Salisbury (non‐member) @ Williamson Trade (non‐member) @ Monroe @ Thaddeus Stevens (non‐member) @ Alfred State @ Army Prep (non‐member) @ Dean NASSAU

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