2015 Louisiana Ragin' Cajuns Football Media Guide by Ragin' Cajuns Athletics

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2015 LOUISIANA RAGIN’ CAJUNS FOOTBALL THIS IS LOUISIANA

2015 Quick Facts.........................................................2-3 2015 Roster...................................................................4-5 2015 Preseason Depth Chart.....................................6 Where The Cajuns Are From.......................................7 Student-Athlete Performance Center.....................8 Leon Moncla Indoor Facility.......................................9 Community Service.................................................... 10 Gameday at Cajun Field............................................ 11 2015 Outlook..........................................................12-15 Returning Player Biographies...........................16-37 Newcomer Biographies.......................................38-41 Head Coach Mark Hudspeth.............................42-45 Assistant Coach Biographies.............................46-55 Reed Stringer.......................................................... 46 Jay Johnson............................................................ 47 Melvin Smith.......................................................... 48 Charlie Harbison.................................................... 49 Mitch Rodrigue...................................................... 50 Jorge Munoz........................................................... 51 Marquase Lovings................................................ 52 Mike Lucas............................................................... 53 Levorn Harbin........................................................ 54 Troy Wingerter....................................................... 55 Ryan Trichel............................................................. 55 Football Support Staff............................................... 56 Strength & Conditioning.......................................... 57 Equipment Room........................................................ 58 Video Staff...................................................................... 58 Administrative Staff.................................................... 58 Athletic Training Staff................................................. 59 2014 In Review.......................................................60-63 2014 Game-By-Game Capsules........................64-68 2015 Bowl Schedule................................................... 68 2014 Statistics.........................................................69-72 2014 Sun Belt Schedule............................................ 73 2014 Sun Belt Statistics.......................................74-75 Football Records....................................................76-96 Rushing Records.............................................76-77 Passing Records...............................................78-79 Receiving Records..........................................80-81 Total Offense Records...................................82-83 Scoring Records...............................................84-85 Kickoff Return Records........................................ 86 Punt Return Records............................................ 87 Defensive Reords.................................................. 88 Interception Records........................................... 89 Punting Records.................................................... 90 Miscellaneous Records....................................... 91 Opponent Records............................................... 92 100-yard Rushing Games................................... 93 200-yard Passing Games.................................... 94 100-yard Receiving Games................................ 95 Miscellaneous Top Performances....................... 96 Honors & Awards......................................................... 97 Historical Highlights.............................................98-99 Cajuns In The NFL.............................................100-101 All-Time Cajuns Lettermen............................102-108 Retired Jerseys............................................................109 Game-By-Game Results.................................110-114 Year-By-Year Records................................................115 Series Records.............................................................116 Scores vs. 2015 Opponents....................................117 Bowl History.......................................................118-121 Cajun Field..........................................................122-123 University President Dr. Joseph Savoie.............124 The University.............................................................125 Athletic Director Scott Farmer.....................126-127 Sun Belt Conference........................................128-129 2015 Opponents...............................................130-131 Media Outlets.............................................................132 Staff Directory.............................................................133 Media Policies & Procedures.........................134-135

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COACHING STAFF

Head Coach: Mark Hudspeth, fifth season (Delta State, 1992) Record at Louisiana: 36-16; Career Record: 102-37 (11) Associate Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator: Jay Johnson, fifth season (Northern Iowa, 1992) Assistant Head Coach/Recruiting Coordinator/Tight Ends: Reed Stringer, fifth season (Delta State, 2001) Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator/Secondary: Melvin Smith, first season (Millsaps, 1982) Co-Defensive Coordinator/Outside Linebackers: Charlie Harbison, first season (Gardner-Webb, 1995) Run Game Coordinator/Offensive Line: Mitch Rodrigue, fifth season (Nicholls State, 1988) Pass Game Coordinator/Wide Receivers: Jorge Munoz, eighth season (Bethany, 1998) Defensive Line: Levorn Harbin, first season (North Alabama, 1998) Running Backs: Marquase Lovings, fifth season (Howard, 2006) Inside Linebackers: Mike Lucas, first season (Liberty, 1982) Director of Football Operations: Troy Wingerter, 17th season (Louisiana, 1993) Offensive Graduate Assistants: Brady Thomas (Louisiana, 2012); Hunter Bonvillain (Louisiana, 2015) Defensive Graduate Assistants: Lionel Stokes (Louisiana, 2012); Garrett Kraemer (Louisiana, 2015) Head Football Strength Coach: Rusty Whitt, sixth season

LOUISIANA FOOTBALL FACTS

2014 Record: ................................................................................9-4 2014 SBC Record (Finish): ......................................... 7-1 (2nd) 2014 Postseason: ...........R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl Outcome:................................................def. Nevada, 16-3 Primary Offense: .............................................................Multiple Primary Defense: ............................................................Multiple First Season of Football:......................................................1901 All-Time Record:........................................................ 517-530-34 All-Time SBC Record:...........................................................56-43 SBC Championships (Last):.........................................2 (2013) Bowl Appearances (Last):.............................................6 (2014) Bowl: ............................R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl Outcome:................................................def. Nevada, 16-3 Bowl Record:.................................................................................5-1 Lettermen Returning (Off/Def/Spec): ..........52 (26/24/2)

PLEASE CALL US “LOUISIANA”

Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns® is the nickname of the University’s athletic teams. Teams also may be referred to using shorter versions of that nickname. In most cases, Ragin’ Cajuns plural is proper, though Ragin’ Cajun in the singular form can apply. UL Lafayette may be used as an abbreviation to refer to the academic institution when clarification is necessary. • Do not refer to the University as ULL in any instance. • Do not use the terms Lafayette or U of L, as they denote other institutions.

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at Louisiana Tech 6 p.m. American Sports Network

10.10 Texas State * TBA

6 p.m.

10.21 at Arkansas State * ESPN2

7 p.m.

10.31 ULM [HC] * TBA

4 p.m.

11.7 at Georgia State * TBA

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11.12 at South Alabama * 6:30 p.m. ESPNU 11.21 New Mexico State * TBA

UNIVERSITY INFORMATION

Location: ................................................................... Lafayette, La. Population:..........................................................................124,276 Founded: ................................................................................... 1898 Enrollment: ...........................................................................18,796 Conference: ....................................................................... Sun Belt Nickname: ...............................................................Ragin’ Cajuns Colors: ..................................Vermilion (PMS 193) and White President: ...................................................Dr. E. Joseph Savoie Director of Athletics: ...........................................Scott Farmer NCAA Faculty Representative: ............Anita Hazelwood Athletics Website: ..........................www.RaginCajuns.com Twitter (Athletics):....................................... @ULRaginCajuns Twitter (Football):.........................................@RaginCajunsFB

STADIUM INFORMATION

Stadium: ....................................................................... Cajun Field Capacity:..................................................................................41,426 Playing Surface: ..............................Pro Grass Synthetic Turf Press Box Phone:...............................................(337) 851-2255 Cajun Field Record:.................................................... 132-102-2 First Game:................Sept. 25, 1971 (21-0 vs. Santa Clara) Largest Crowd:.......................41,357 (9/5/09 vs. Southern)

MEDIA GUIDE CREDITS

The 2015 Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns Football Media Guide is published by the University of Louisiana at Lafayette Sports Information Department for use by the media. The media guide was compiled and edited by Sports Information Director Matt Sullivan with assistance from Assistant SIDs Jeff Schneider and Matt Hebert. Cover design by Michael Russo of RUSSO Graphics. Cover photo by Glen Clark.

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SPORTS INFORMATION

Sports Information Director (contact): ....Matt Sullivan Office Phone:......................................................(337) 482-6331 Mobile Phone:....................................................(985) 981-0009 E-Mail: ........................................matt.sullivan@louisiana.edu Assistant SID (secondary):.............................Jeff Schneider Office Phone:......................................................(337) 482-6332 Mobile Phone:....................................................(225) 241-8430 E-Mail:............................................... schneider@louisiana.edu Assistant SID:............................................................Matt Hebert Office Phone:......................................................(337) 482-6330 Mobile Phone:...................................................(337) 288-6023 E-Mail:....................................................... matth@louisiana.edu SID Assistant:..............................................................Kim Lakner Office Phone:......................................................(337) 482-6329 Mobile Phone:....................................................(330) 329-5653 Office Fax:.............................................................(337) 482-6529 E-Mail.........................................................lakner@louisiana.edu Mailing Address:.................................... 201 Reinhardt Drive .........................................................................Cox Athletics Center ..........................................................................Lafayette, LA 70506

PHOTO CREDITS

Contributing photogaphers: Brad Kemp, Buffy Massey, Ben Massey, Paul Angelle, Mary Cormaci, Glen Clark, Terri H. Fensel, Matt Tarver, John Korduner, Stephanie Lunn Morvant, John Musemeche, Rob Musemeche, University Archives, Athletic Network.

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11.28 at Appalachian State * TBA TBA 12.5 Troy * TBA

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* - Sun Belt Conference game HC - Homecoming All times are Central; dates and times are subject to change All games can be heard on the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns Radio Network and on RaginCajuns.com

2015-16 SUN BELT BOWL SCHEDULE 12.19

AutoNation Cure Bowl Orlando, Fla. vs. The American

12.19

R+L Carriers New Orleans New Orleans, La. vs. Conference USA

12.19

Raycom Camellia Montgomery, Ala. vs. MAC

12.23

GoDaddy Bowl Mobile, Ala. vs. MAC

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2015 LOUISIANA RAGIN’ CAJUNS FOOTBALL NUMERICAL ROSTER

No. 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 11 11 12 13 13 14 15 16 16 17 17 18 18 19 19 20 20 21 21 22 23 23 24 24 25 25 26 26 27 27 28 29 30 31 31 32 33 34 35 35 36 36 37 37 38 38 39 40 42 43 44 46

Name Pos. RETIRED - Brian Mitchell Al Riles.....................................................................WR Gunner Hudspeth................................................ QB Montrel Carter ......................................................RB Jordan Davis ......................................................... QB Tre’maine Lightfoot.............................................. LB Jamal Robinson....................................................WR RETIRED- Charles Tillman Ja’Marcus Bradley................................................ DB Jalen Nixon ........................................................... QB Jared Johnson.......................................................WR Otha Peters............................................................. LB Dion Ray.................................................................. QB Simeon Thomas ................................................... DB Kamar Greenhouse............................................. DB Brooks Haack......................................................... QB Christian Goodlett............................................... DB Matthew Barnes.................................................... TE Jevante Watson.................................................... DB Chris Weaver.......................................................... QB RETIRED - Jake Delhomme Savion Brown........................................................ DB Gabe Fuselier ........................................................WR RETIRED - Brandon Stokley Elijah McGuire........................................................RB Travis Crawford .................................................... DB Carlos Robinson.................................................... TE Lance Pace .............................................................WR Ethan Rose............................................................. DB Patrick Morton...................................................... QB Devin Scott ...........................................................WR Michael Jacquet...................................................WR Troy McCollum...................................................... DB Gary Haynes...........................................................WR Dominick Jones.................................................... DB C.J. Bates.................................................................WR Alonzo Brown......................................................... LB Reginald Miles...................................................... DB Darius Hoggins .....................................................RB Tracy Walker .......................................................... DB Cole Bourque ....................................................... DB Lorenzo Cryer .......................................................WR Keenan Barnes......................................................WR Torrey Pierce...........................................................RB Jeryl Brazil............................................................... DB Effrem Reed ...........................................................RB T.J. Worthy .............................................................. LB Jordan Wright........................................................RB Joe Dillon................................................................. LB Tyren Alexander ................................................... LB T.J. Posey.................................................................. LB Jerrell Richardson................................................WR Corey Turner ......................................................... DB RETIRED - Tyrell Fenroy Zachary DeGrange ............................................. DB Ross Duhon............................................................. LB Chaiziere Malbrue................................................ LB Sterling Miller..........................................................LS Chris Collins........................................................... DB Walter Williams......................................................RB Errol Brown............................................................ DB Steven Coutts............................................................P Stevie Artigue........................................................PK Terik Miller............................................................... LB Darzil Washington................................................ LB Jake Guidry .............................................................LS RETIRED - Orlando Thomas Kaleb Fredericks.................................................... LB Kevin Fouquier ..................................................... LB Asa Miller................................................................. LB

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Lettermen in Bold No. 29 83 68 38 25 10 21 84 86 24 6 26 90 21 37 13 81 3 36 37 16 24 78 3 33 28 75 99 64 34 55 63 44 43 65 13 76 10 79 51 9 40 9 20 23 72 2 50 80 19 94 7 97 94 20 98 92 4 35 67 19 15 22 46 35 38 56 49

Name Tyren Alexander Carlos Alvarez Octravian Anderson Stevie Artigue Keenan Barnes Matthew Barnes C.J. Bates Jacob Beasley Aaron Bird Cole Bourque Ja’Marcus Bradley Jeryl Brazil Jacoby Briscoe Alonzo Brown Errol Brown Savion Brown Nick Byrne Montrel Carter Chris Collins Steven Coutts Travis Crawford Lorenzo Cryer Allen Cummins Jordan Davis Zachary DeGrange Joe Dillon Kevin Dotson Remaine Douglas Nick Dugger Ross Duhon Karmichael Dunbar Raynard Ford Kevin Fouquier Kaleb Fredericks Jesse Freeman Gabe Fuselier Adrian Goodacre Christian Goodlett Eddie Gordon Trey Granier Kamar Greenhouse Jake Guidry Brooks Haack Gary Haynes Darius Hoggins Grant Horst Gunner Hudspeth Robert Hunt Jarrod Jackson Michael Jacquet Darryl Johnson Jared Johnson Sherard Johnson Andarious Jones Dominick Jones Ladarrius Kidd Taboris Lee Tre’maine Lightfoot Chaiziere Malbrue Ken Marks Troy McCollum Elijah McGuire Reginald Miles Asa Miller Sterling Miller Terik Miller Terrance Jones Stephen Morella

Pos. LB PK OL PK WR TE WR TE K/P DB DB DB DL LB DB DB TE RB DB P DB WR OL QB DB LB OL DL OL LB DL OL LB LB OL WR OL DB OL LB DB LS QB WR RB OL QB OL WR WR DL WR DL DL DB DL DL LB LB OL DB RB DB LB LS LB LB LS

Ht. 6-0 5-9 6-4 5-10 6-3 6-3 6-1 6-4 6-0 5-10 6-1 5-11 6-3 6-0 6-1 6-2 6-3 5-10 5-8 6-4 5-11 6-2 6-0 6-3 5-10 6-3 6-4 6-3 6-5 6-2 6-2 6-5 6-4 6-2 6-4 5-11 6-4 6-0 6-1 6-1 6-1 5-10 6-1 5-9 5-7 6-5 6-2 6-5 6-0 6-2 6-3 6-5 6-8 6-2 5-11 6-3 6-2 6-0 6-2 6-4 6-0 5-11 5-8 6-0 6-0 6-0 6-3 5-11

Wt. 210 195 295 175 200 233 200 245 200 176 180 195 325 200 180 218 228 195 182 200 193 185 255 205 193 225 311 303 300 210 317 280 235 225 311 195 305 185 320 231 175 217 212 175 176 281 190 315 185 180 330 215 374 270 189 300 284 230 209 287 177 208 178 220 212 220 210 231

Cl. Sr. Sr. Sr. Fr. Fr. So. Jr. So. Fr. Jr. Fr. Jr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Jr. Sr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. So. Fr. Sr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. So. Jr. Jr. Jr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Fr. Sr. Jr. Fr. So. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. So. Fr. Jr. Fr. So. So. Fr. Fr. Jr. Jr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr.

Exp. 3L SQ 3L HS HS 1L 1L SQ RS 1L HS Tr. 1L HS HS JC 2L 3L RS HS 1L RS SQ RS 3L HS HS 2L RS SQ SQ JC 2L HS RS 1L RS JC 1L 1L HS 3L 2L HS 1L SQ HS HS HS HS HS 2L SQ HS 2L RS 1L 1L RS HS 2L 2L 1L HS RS HS HS 2L

Hometown /Previous School Breaux Bridge, La./Breaux Bridge Baldwin, La./West St. Mary Shreveport, La./Evangel Christian Academy Lafayette, La./Lafayette Madison, Miss./Madison Central Groesbeck, Texas/Groesbeck Louisville, Miss./East Mississippi CC Lafayette, La/Lafayette New Iberia, La./Westgate Erath, La./Erath Ackerman, Miss./Choctaw County Loranger, La./LSU/East Mississippi CC Carencro, La./Miami (Fla.) Magee, Miss./Magee New Orleans, La./St. Augustine Shreveport, La./Tyler JC Rogers, Ark./Har-Ber Cecilia, La./Cecilia Prairieville, La./Dutchtown Brisbane, Australia/Univ. of Queensland New Orleans, La./Holy Cross Jefferson, La./Riverdale Hattiesburg, Miss./Oak Grove Spring, Texas/Klein Oak New Orleans, La./St. Augustine Tylertown, Miss./Tylertown Plaquemine, La./Plaquemine Coral Springs, Fla./Stoneman Douglas Gulf Breeze, Fla./Gulf Breeze Abbeville, La./Abbeville Prior Lake, Minn./Prior Lake Washington, D.C./ASA (N.Y.) CC Lafayette, La./Comeaux Gulfport, Miss./Gulfport Leesburg, Ga./Lee County St. Martinville, La./Catholic-New Iberia Carthage, Texas/Carthage Lawrenceville, Ga./Hutchinson [Kan.] CC Boiling Springs, S.C./Hutchinson CC Thibodaux, La./LSU Marksville, La./Marksville Carencro, La./Carencro Katy, Texas/Katy Manvel, Texas/Manvel Coconut Creek, Fla./Monarch Spanish Fort, Ala./Spanish Fort Grenada, Miss./Kirk Academy Burkeville, Texas/Burkeville Reserve, La./East St. John Beaumont, Texas/Beaumont Central Morgan City, La./Morgan City HS Minden, La./Minden Lake Forest, Fla./Hallandale Fort Smith, Ark./Northside New Orleans, La./St. Augustine Gulfport, Miss./Harrison Central Ackerman, Miss./Choctaw County Patterson, La./Patterson Carencro, La./Westminster Academy Beaumont, Texas/Beaumont Central Miami, Fla./North Miami Houma, La./Vandebilt Catholic Alexandria, La./Peabody Magnet Lafayette, La./Teurlings Catholic Lafayette, La./Lafayette Christian Pensacola, Fla./Escambia Pearland, Texas/Pearland Lafayette, La./Lafayette

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18 6 91 17 7 25 30 57 61 70 8 26 31 2 16 4 66 17 73 47 18 89 95 48 88 8 52 87 31 23 85 39 11 11 93 77 36 96 60 27 27

Patrick Morton Jalen Nixon Mario Osborne Lance Pace Otha Peters Torrey Pierce T.J. Posey Chris Prater Cole Prudhomme Mykhael Quave Dion Ray Effrem Reed Jerrell Richardson Al Riles Carlos Robinson Jamal Robinson Rico Robinson Ethan Rose Ethan Rosenbalm Dylan Scheurich Devin Scott Greg Siener Rodrick Stephens Kel Straubmueller Evan Tatford Simeon Thomas Dominique Tovell Chris Turner Corey Turner Tracy Walker Deuce Wallace Darzil Washington Jevante Watson Chris Weaver Marquis White Donovan Williams Walter Williams Blain Winston D’Aquin Withrow Jordan Wright T.J. Worthy

QB QB DL WR LB RB LB DL OL OL QB RB WR WR TE WR OL DB OL PK WR TE DL LS TE DB LB TE DB DB WR LB DB QB DL OL RB DL OL RB LB

6-1 6-2 6-4 5-9 6-2 5-9 6-0 6-5 6-3 6-5 6-0 5-8 5-8 5-10 6-3 6-4 6-5 5-10 6-6 5-8 5-11 6-4 6-0 6-0 6-5 6-3 6-2 6-3 6-1 6-2 5-11 6-3 5-10 6-0 6-5 6-3 6-0 6-4 6-6 5-11 6-2

195 226 250 179 228 171 242 258 280 294 200 214 178 215 213 205 290 180 321 197 182 280 302 210 242 197 235 215 198 198 180 243 182 217 315 312 211 300 304 207 203

So. Jr. Fr. Jr. Jr. Sr. So. Sr. Fr. Sr. Fr. Sr. Jr. Jr. Fr. Sr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Fr. Jr. Sr. So. So. Sr. So. Sr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Sr. Sr. Fr. Sr. Sr. Fr. So. So. Fr. Sr.

SQ 2L HS SQ Tr. 3L 1L 3L HS 3L HS 3L 2L 2L HS 3L HS HS SQ RS 2L 3L 1L JC 1L 1L 3L HS RS 1L HS 1L 3L HS 2L 1L HS SQ SQ HS 2L

River Ridge, La./John Curtis Lafayette, La./Carencro Daphne, Ala./Daphne Lumberton, Texas/Lumberton Covington, La./Arkansas River Ridge, La./John Curtis Gadsden, Ala./Gadsden City Starkville, Miss./Starkville Eunice, La./Eunice Gautier, Miss./Gautier New Orleans, La./Helen Cox Geismar, La./Dutchtown Baton Rouge, La./Christian Life Academy Mandeville, La./Lakeshore Monroe, La./Ouachita Slidell, La./Salmen Pensacola, Fla./Catholic Lafayette, La./Northside Cumming, Ga./Buford Metairie, La./Haynes Academy Harvey, La./West Jefferson Mandeville, La./Mandeville Hialeah, Fla./Hialeah Argyle, Texas/Cisco College Lafayette, La./Tulane Miami, Fla./Carol City Columbia, Miss./Columbia Lafayette, La./Lafayette New Orleans, La./Miller-McCoy Academy Brunswick, Ga./Brunswick Lafayette, La./St. Thomas More Edgard, La./East Los Angeles CC Bastrop, La./Bastrop Saraland, Ala./Saraland Orlando, Fla./Fort Scott CC San Antonio, Texas/Blinn JC Vancleave, Miss./Vancleave Monroe, La./Richwood Harvey, La./West Jefferson Pearl, Miss./Pearl Gadsden, Ala./Mississippi

47 48 49 50 51 52 55 56 57 60 61 63 64 65 66 67 68 70 72 73 75 76 77 78 79 80 81 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 94 95 96 97 98 99

Dylan Scheurich....................................................PK Kel Straubmueller..................................................LS Stephen Morella.....................................................LS Robert Hunt............................................................OL Trey Granier ........................................................... LB Dominique Tovell ................................................. LB Karmichael Dunbar..............................................DL Terrance Jones....................................................... LB Chris Prater .............................................................DL D’Aquin Withrow...................................................OL Cole Prudhomme.................................................OL Raynard Ford..........................................................OL Nick Dugger ...........................................................OL Jesse Freeman .......................................................OL Rico Robinson........................................................OL Ken Marks................................................................OL Octravian Anderson ............................................OL Mykhael Quave .....................................................OL Grant Horst..............................................................OL Ethan Rosenbalm ................................................OL Kevin Dotson..........................................................OL Adrian Goodacre ..................................................OL Donovan Williams.................................................OL Allen Cummins .....................................................OL Eddie Gordon.........................................................OL Jarrod Jackson......................................................WR Nick Byrne .............................................................. TE Carlos Alvarez.........................................................PK Jacob Beasley......................................................... TE Deuce Wallace.......................................................WR Aaron Bird.............................................................. K/P Chris Turner............................................................. TE Evan Tatford ........................................................... TE Greg Siener ............................................................ TE Jacoby Briscoe.......................................................DL Mario Osborne.......................................................DL Taboris Lee .............................................................DL Marquis White........................................................DL Darryl Johnson......................................................DL Andarious Jones....................................................DL Rodrick Stephens..................................................DL Blain Winston.........................................................DL Sherard Johnson ..................................................DL Ladarrius Kidd .......................................................DL Remaine Douglas ................................................DL

COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Mark Hudspeth (Delta State, 1992) Associate Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator: Jay Johnson (Northern Iowa, 1992) Assistant Head Coach/Recruiting Coordinator/Tight Ends: Reed Stringer (Delta State, 2001) Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator/Secondary: Melvin Smith (Millsaps, 1982) Co-Defensive Coordinator/Outside Linebackers: Charlie Harbison (Gardner-Webb, 1995) Run Game Coordinator/Offensive Line: Mitch Rodrigue (Nicholls State, 1988) Pass Game Coordinator/Wide Receivers: Jorge Munoz (Bethany, 1998) Defensive Line: Levorn Harbin (North Alabama, 1998) Running Backs: Marquase Lovings (Howard, 2006) Inside Linebackers: Mike Lucas (Liberty, 1982) Director of Football Operations: Troy Wingerter (Louisiana, 1993)

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2015 LOUISIANA RAGIN’ CAJUNS FOOTBALL 2015 PRESEASON DEPTH CHART OFFENSE WR (X) WR (H)

4 21

Jamal Robinson (6-4, 205, Sr.) C.J. Bates (6-1, 200, Jr.)

2 13

DEFENSE

CAJUNS IN 2014

96 57

Blain Winston (6-4, 300, So.) Chris Prater (6-5, 258, Sr.)

Al Riles (5-10, 215, Jr.) Gabe Fuselier (5-11, 195, So.)

97 90

Sherard Johnson (6-8, 374, So.) Jacoby Briscoe (6-3, 325, Jr.)

72 65

Grant Horst (6-5, 281, So.) Jesse Freeman (6-4, 311, R-Fr.)

55 98

Karmichael Dunbar (6-2, 317, Jr.) Ladarrius Kidd (6-3, 300, R-Fr.)

70 64

Mykhael Quave (6-5, 294, Sr.) Nick Dugger (6-5, 300, R-Fr.)

BUCK

44 39

Kevin Fouquier (6-4, 235, Jr.) Darzil Washington (6-3, 243, Sr.)

79 72 64

Eddie Gordon (6-1, 320, Jr.) Grant Horst (6-5, 281, So.) - or Nick Dugger (6-5, 300, R-Fr.)

WLB

7 29

Otha Peters (6-2, 228, Jr.) Tyren Alexander (6-0, 210, Sr.)

77 76

Donovan Williams (6-3, 312, Sr.) Adrian Goodacre (6-4, 305, R-Fr.)

RT TE (Y)

68 60

Octravian Anderson (6-4, 295, Jr.) D’aquin Withrow (6-6, 304, So.)

81 88

Nick Byrne (6-3, 228, Jr.) Evan Tatford (6-5, 242, Sr.)

WR (Z)

18 7

Devin Scott (5-11, 182, Jr.) Jared Johnson (6-5, 215, Jr.)

9 6 3

Brooks Haack (6-1, 219, Jr.) - orJalen Nixon (6-2, 226, Jr.) - or Jordan Davis (6-3, 205, R-Fr.)

15 25

Elijah McGuire (5-11, 208, Jr.) Torrey Pierce (5-9, 171, Sr.)

SPECIAL TEAMS

MLB 4 Tre’maine Lightfoot (6-0, 230, So.) 30 T.J. Posey (6-0, 242, So.) SLB 52 Dominique Tovell (6-2, 248, Jr.) 27 T.J. Worthy (6-2, 203, Sr.) LCB FS SS RCB

8 19 23 20

Simeon Thomas (6-3, 197, So.) Troy McCollum (6-0, 177, Jr.)

16 31

Travis Crawford (5-11, 193, So.) Corey Turner (6-1, 198, R-Fr.)

11 10

Jevante Watson (5-10, 175, Jr.) Christian Goodlett (6-0, 185, Jr.)

Tracy Walker (6-2, 198, So.) Dominick Jones (5-11, 189, Jr.)

47 83

Dylan Scheurich (5-8, 197, R-Fr.) Carlos Alvarez (5-9, 195, Sr.)

LS (XP)

49 40

Stephen Morella (5-11, 231, Jr.) Jake Guidry (5-10, 217, Sr.)

47 83

Dylan Scheurich (5-8, 197, R-Fr.) Carlos Alvarez (5-9, 195, Sr.)

DS (Punt) 40 49

Jake Guidry (5-10, 217, Sr.) Stephen Morella (5-11, 231, Jr.)

37 83

Steven Coutts (6-4, 200, Fr.) Carlos Alvarez (5-9, 195, Sr.)

13 23

Gabe Fuselier (5-11, 195, So.) Darius Hoggins (5-7, 176, So.)

40 35

Jake Guidry (5-10, 217, Sr.) Sterling Miller (6-0, 219, R-Fr.)

15 21 25

Elijah McGuire (5-11, 208, Jr.) C.J. Bates (6-1, 200, Jr.) - or Torrey Pierce (5-9, 171, Sr.)

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Abbeville (1) - Ross Duhon Alexandria (1) - Reginald Miles Baldwin (1) - Carlos Alvarez Bastrop (1) - Jevante Watson Baton Rouge (1) - Jerrell Richardson Breaux Bridge (1) - Tyren Alexander Carencro (3) - Jacoby Briscoe, Jake Guidry, Chaiziere Malbrue Cecilia (1) - Montrel Carter Covington (1) - Otha Peters Edgard (1) - Darzil Washington Erath (1) - Cole Bourque Eunice (1) - Cole Prudhomme Geismar (1) - Effrem Reed Harvey (2) - Devin Scott, D’aquin Withrow Houma (1) - Elijah McGuire Jefferson (1) - Lorenzo Cryer Lafayette (11) - Stevie Artigue, Jacob Beasley, Kevin Fouquier, Asa Miller, Sterling Miller, Stephen Morella, Jalen Nixon, Ethan Rose, Evan Tatford, Chris Turner, Deuce Wallace Loranger (1) - Jeryl Brazil Mandeville (2) - Al Riles, Greg Siener Marksville (1) - Kamar Greenhouse Metairie (1) - Dylan Scheurich Minden (1) - Jared Johnson Monroe (2) - Carlos Robinson, Blain Winston Morgan City (1) - Darryl Johnson New Iberia (1) - Aaron Bird New Orleans (6) - Errol Brown, Travis Crawford, Zachary DeGrange, Dominick Jones, Dion Ray, Corey Turner Patterson (1) - Tre’maine Lightfoot Plaquemine (1) - Kevin Dotson Prairieville (1) - Chris Collins Reserve (1) - Jarrod Jackson River Ridge (2) - Patrick Morton, Torrey Pierce

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PLAYERS 68 OCTRAVIAN Anderson . . . . . . . Ock-tray-vee-in 38 Stevie ARTIGUE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R-teeg 24 Cole BOURQUE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bork 13 SAVION Brown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Save-e-on 81 Nick BYRNE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Burn 37 Steven COUTTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Coots 33 Zachary DEGRANGE . . . . . Rhymes with Range 64 Nick DUGGAR . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dug-er 34 Russ DUHON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Do-yawn 44 Kevin FOUQUIER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Foo-kway 13 Gabe FUSELIER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fuse-uh-lay 51 Trey GRANIER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Grawn-yea 9 KAMAR Greenhouse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kuh-marr 9 Brooks HAACK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hack 23 Darius HOGGINS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hog-gens 2 Gunner HUDSPETH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hud-speth 19 Michael JACQUET . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jock-ette 94 ANDARIOUS Jones . . . . . . . . . . . . . An-dare-e-us 92 TABORIS Lee . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tah-bore-is 35 CHAIZIERE Malbrue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Shay-zeer 38 TERIK Miller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tuh-reek 6 JALEN Nixon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jay-lynn 7 OTHA Peters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . O-tha 57 Chris PRATER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pray-ter 61 Cole PRUDHOMME . . . . . . . . . . . . Prud-homme 70 MYKHAEL Quave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Michael 8 DION Ray . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dee-on 31 JERRELL Richardson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Juh-rell 47 Dylan SCHEURICH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sure-rich

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Lake Forest (1) - Sherard Johnson Miami (2) - Troy McCollum, Simeon Thomas Orlando (1) - Marquis White Pensacola (2) - Terik Miller, Rico Robinson

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ALABAMA (5)

Ackerman (2) - Ja’Marcus Bradley, Taboris Lee Columbia (1) - Dominique Tovell Gautier (1) - Mykhael Quave Grenada (1) - Gunner Hudspeth Gulfport (2) - Kaleb Fredericks, Ladarrius Kidd Hattiesburg (1) - Allen Cummins Louisville (1) - C.J. Bates Madison (1) - Keenan Barnes Magee (1) - Alonzo Brown Pearl (1) - Jordan Wright Starkville (1) - Chris Prater Tylertown (1) - Joe Dillon Vancleave (1) - Walter Williams

TEXAS (12)

Argyle (1) - Kel Straubmueller Beaumont (2) - Michael Jacquet, Ken Marks Burkeville (1) - Robert Hunt Carthage (1) - Adrian Goodacre Groesbeck (1) - Matthew Barnes Katy (1) - Brooks Haack Lumberton (1) - Lance Pace Manvel (1) - Gary Haynes Pearland (1) - Terrance Jones San Antonio (1) - Donovan Williams Spring (1) - Jordan Davis

Daphne (1) - Mario Osborne Gadsden (2) - T.J. Posey, T.J. Worthy Saraland (1) - Chris Weaver Spanish Fort (1) - Grant Horst

GEORGIA (4)

Brunswick (1) - Tracy Walker Cumming (1) - Ethan Rosenbalm Lawrenceville (1) - Christian Goodlett Leesburg (1) - Jesse Freeman

ARKANSAS (2)

Fort Smith (1) - Andarious Jones Rogers (1) - Nick Byrne

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA (1)

Washington, D.C. (1) - Raynard Ford

MINNESOTA (1)

Prior Lake (1) - Karmichael Dunbar

SOUTH CAROLINA (1)

Boiling Springs (1) - Eddie Gordon

AUSTRALIA (1)

Brisbane (1) - Steven Coutts

FLORIDA (10)

Coconut Creek (1) - Darius Hoggins Coral Springs (1) - Remaine Douglas Gulf Breeze (1) - Nick Dugger Hialeah (1) - Rodrick Stephens 89 Greg SIENER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . See-nur 48 Kel STRAUBMUELLER . . . . . . . . . Strob-mueller 52 Dominique TOVELL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tow-vell 39 DARZIL Washington . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Darr-Zil 11 JEVANTE Watson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Juh-vahn-tay 60 D’AQUIN Withrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dee-ack-win COACHES LEVORN Harbin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Luh-vorn Mark HUDSPETH . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hud-speth MARQUASE Lovings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Marcus JORGE Munoz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . George Mitch RODRIGUE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rod-reeg HOMETOWNS Carencro (Louisiana) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Care-en-crow Delcambre (Louisiana) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dell-come Edgard (Louisiana) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ed-gard Erath (Louisiana) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E-rath Gautier (Mississippi) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Go-chay Geismar (Louisiana) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Guise-mer Groesbeck (Texas) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Grows-beck Houma (Louisiana) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hoe-muh Louisville (Mississippi) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Louis-ville Opelousas (Louisiana) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Op-uh-loo-sus

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The Student-Athlete Performance Center New facility to benefit all Ragin’ Cajuns student-athletes

pening in the fall of 2015 will be the approximate 100,000-square foot Student-Athlete Performance Center, which will benefit all student-athletes in the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns 16 Division I athletic programs. The new facility, which is part of Tier I of the Athletic Facilities Master Plan and will be located adjacent to the Leon Moncla Indoor Practice Facility. Officials, led by a group that included University President Dr. E. Joseph Savoie, Director of Athletics Scott Farmer, RCAF Chairman Wayne Elmore, student-athletes Shellie Landry and Blake Trahan, head football coach Mark Hudspeth and head baseball coach Tony Robichaux, officially broke ground on the project in August of 2014. The Student-Athlete Performance Center is another step in Ragin’ Cajuns athletics competing at the national level. The new facility give coaches what they need to recruit great student-athletes, while providing student-athletes what they need to be successful. The new facility will house a 12,000-square foot weight room, a state-of-the-art athletic training room and a 150-seat auditorium. It will also include a new football locker room and new offices and meeting rooms for the Ragin’ Cajuns football coaching staff. Other Tier I projects included the renovation of Cajun Field, which was completed in time for the 2014 season and features new seating and facilities in the south end zone, and the renovation of the Ragin’ Cajuns Soccer and Track Facility.

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Leon Moncla Indoor Practice Facility Named one of the finest indoor facilities in the country

he Leon Moncla Indoor Practice Facility was first opened in August of 2007, and is an 88,791-square foot facility that was built by architect Gene Sellers for approximately $4.5 million. The facility houses a full 120-yard football field turf surface purchased from the New Orleans Saints that was used during a NFL season, New Orleans Bowl, and Sugar Bowl/National Championship game. In August of 2013, the Leon Moncla Indoor Facility was ranked as one of the top indoor facilities in the country by SaturdayDownSouth.com, joining Power Five programs Tennessee, Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Auburn, LSU, Oklahoma State, Nebraska and Michigan. The Leon Moncla Indoor Practice Facility also houses a basketball practice facility which includes a full court with six goals, locker room, video room, players lounge and meeting room. The basketball court was taken from the Cajundome and was replaced by a court used in the NCAA Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Basketball National Championship game. The court recently was refinished with a new paint job in the summer of 2012. In the fall of 2009, the then NBAâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s New Orleans Hornets held preseason workouts at the facility. Drop-down batting cages hang above the west end zone and are utilized by the basketball, softball and golf teams. Baseball and softball use the turf to take infield practice. Soccer, tennis and track also use the facility periodically.

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Giving Back

Ragin’ Cajuns doing their share in the community

t the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, community outreach is an important component of campus life, and the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns football team is a very active member. • Over the years, Ragin’ Cajuns student-athletes have been involved in numerous programs, including Habitat for Humanity, the annual “Reading In Red” bus tour to local schools, participating in youth football clinics and Fan Day, and visiting patients at local hospitals.

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Gameday In Cajun Country

Home of the Best Pregame Atmosphere, Homefield Advantage and Fans in the Sun Belt

ameday for Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns football fans begins a couple of days before kickoff when RVs and campers from all over Acadiana and elsewhere start converging on the grounds around Cajun Field. • By early morning each home Saturday during the season, the Ragin’ Cajun faithful begin filling up the remaining areas with tailgating tents, firing up grills and playing various games. And between the aroma of the latest recipe being prepared and the sounds of Zydeco being performed on the stage adjacent to Cajun Field, fans are greeting their football team as they make their way during the annual “Cajun Walk.” • The atmosphere at a Ragin’ Cajuns home football game is second-to-none in the country. Among schools in the Sun Belt Conference, The Sporting News ranked Cajun Field as the Best Pregame Atmosphere, along with the Best Homefield Advantage and Best Fans. • Once inside the stadium, where the field surface is two feet below sea level, fans are treated to pre-game and halftime performances by the Pride of Acadiana Marching Band, while finishing off public address announcer Hans Nelson when he calls out, “And that’s another Louisiana ... first down!”

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2015 Outlook

Cajuns look to remain among elites of Group of 5 schools

he Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns football team has been the model of consistency since the hiring of head coach Mark Hudspeth in 2011. During that span, the Ragin’ Cajuns have posted four consecutive 9-4 records that were culminated by wins in the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl. Joining Oregon as the only FBS school in the nation to win nine or more contests, including a bowl game, in each of the last four seasons, Louisiana has etched its name as one of the top programs in the Group of 5. Among schools that are currently in the Group of 5, only Northern Illinois, Boise State, Cincinnati and Utah State have won more games than the Cajuns’ 36 victories during the past four years. And with the return of 11 starters and 52 letterwinners, the Ragin’ Cajuns will look to maintain its consistency on the gridiron while maintaining its status as one of the top programs in the Group of 5.

QUARTERBACK

After three seasons of having Terrance Broadway direct the Ragin’ Cajuns offense, there will be a new signal-caller for the 2015 season. Replacing Broadway, the school’s No. 2 all-time passer with 7,556 yards, was one of the primary goals for the coaching staff heading into spring practice. And after a spirited battle among three potential replacements – Brooks Haack, Jalen Nixon and Jordan Davis – during spring drills, the Ragin’ Cajuns feel comfortable with whoever takes the opening snap in their Sept. 5 season-opener at Kentucky. Haack, who has served as the primary backup to Broadway the past two seasons, emerged as the

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No. 1 candidate coming out of spring practice. The Katy, Texas native was efficient in six appearances on the season completing 20 of 23 passes with a pair of touchdowns. Haack, who has completed nearly 71 percent of his passes in his young career, helped engineer a game-winning drive in the Ragin’ Cajuns Sun Belt Conference opener against Georgia State. While Haack can be labeled as the designated passer among the trio, Nixon is rated as the top rusher and most versatile of the group. The reserve quarterback missed the team’s first six games of the season, but saw significant action as a special teams member in the second half of the year playing in all seven games. Nixon saw limited action directing the Ragin’ Cajuns offense as a sophomore, but made contributions as a freshman in 2013, completing six of 12 passes with a touchdown. The player with the most potential for the future is Davis, a redshirt freshman who spent time on the travel squad in 2014. A dual threat quarterback, Davis saw significant action during spring drills and will be ready to see playing time in his second year with the team. Incoming freshman Dion Ray, an early enrollee for the Cajuns, will bolster the group after concluding a high school career in which he was rated as the No. 3 quarterback in the state of Louisiana. Another incoming freshman, Chris Weaver, concluded a stellar career at Saraland (Ala.) High School where he was the Coastal Alabama Football Player of the Year and helped his team to the state championship game.

RUNNING BACK

Another area that will look slightly different in the Ragin’ Cajuns backfield will be at running back where four-year starter Alonzo Harris graduated after finishing as the school’s third-leading rusher with 3,330 yards and 44 touchdowns. But the cupboard is far from bare in the backfield as the Ragin’ Cajuns return one of the most dynamic players in college football – junior Elijah McGuire. As one half of the Ragin’ Cajuns dynamic backfield duo, McGuire was nothing short of spectacular after finishing with 1,264 yards, 14 touchdowns and ranking third nationally in yards per carry (7.6). His versatility as not only a runner and receiver, but also as the top all-purpose back in the league, earned McGuire both the Sun Belt Conference Player of the Year and SBC Offensive Player of the Year awards. In becoming just the fourth player in school history to rush for 1,000 yards in a season, McGuire joined an exclusive club that featured Tyrell Fenroy, the school’s all-time leading rusher, along with quarterbacks Michael Desormeaux and Brian Mitchell. McGuire, who enters the season ranked seventh on the school’s all-time rushing list, was a model of consistency in 2014 rushing for a touchdown in nine consecutive games while recording five 100-yard games on the season. He accounted for a team-best 22 plays of over 20 yards during the season with seven going for 40 yards or greater. McGuire shined under the bright lights as he posted a career-high 265 yards – the 12th-best total by an NCAA rusher in 2014), with four touchdowns in a nationally-televised win over Arkansas State.

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INTRO | 2015 CAJUNS | COACHES | REVIEW | RECORDS | HISTORY | ADMINISTRATION | MEDIA He also showed his versatility out of the backfield as he caught a team-high 45 passes with a pair of touchdowns. McGuire grabbed a career-high 10 passes in a non-conference battle at Boise State while scoring on a 62-yard strike from Broadway on the second play of the Cajuns’ nationally-televised win at Texas State. The job of sharing the load with McGuire during the season will be between seniors Torrey Pierce, Effrem Reed, sophomore Darius Hoggins and true freshman Walter Williams. Pierce played in the first six games of the season for the Ragin’ Cajuns before suffering a season-ending injury at Texas State. The all-purpose back gained 43 yards on 11 carries during the season, added nine receptions out of the backfield and also returned kickoffs. Reed finished as the team’s fourth-leading rusher as a junior while seeing time in all 13 games as a reserve back and special teams member. His most extensive action came at New Mexico State where he rushed for 65 yards on 11 carries with a touchdown. Hoggins saw limited time at running back for the Ragin’ Cajuns, but performed well in a reserve role against New Mexico State where he would score his first collegiate touchdown. Williams, an early enrollee who took part in spring practice, brings a solid resume to the Cajuns after finishing a prep career in which he rushed for over 2,700 yards with 24 touchdowns in his final two seasons.

OFFENSIVE LINE

The Ragin’ Cajuns lost a combined 78 career starts between graduating seniors Daniel Quave and Terry Johnson after the 2014 season, but with a group that includes three returning starters along with some talented players looking to battle for playing time, the Ragin’ Cajuns are optimistic that the front line will not lose a beat in 2015. Senior Mykhael Quave is slated to be the leader of the offensive line and will slide over into the left guard slot – his original starting spot as a redshirt freshman in 2012. The second-team All-Sun Belt Conference selection and Lombardi Award Watch List candidate, spent the past two seasons as

the Ragin’ Cajuns left tackle and will look to follow in his older brother’s footsteps in consistency. The younger Quave, who started all 13 games for the Ragin’ Cajuns in 2014, extended his current streak to 39 games, and can tie his older brother’s school record (52). On the right side of the line is senior Octravian Anderson, who was an anchor at right tackle for the Ragin’ Cajuns after starting all 13 games and extending his streak of consecutive starts to 26. Another senior – Donovan Williams – was a fixture in all 13 games in his first season at left guard with the Ragin’ Cajuns with Eddie Gordon expected to take over the role at center with redshirt sophomore Grant Horst penciled in as the starter at left tackle. On the outside, third-year player D’Aquin Withrow and redshirt freshman Jesse Freeman are slated to serve as backups for the Ragin’ Cajuns with a pair of redshirt freshmen – Nick Dugger and Adrian Goodacre – slated to see action at the guard spots. Horst, who was penciled in as the starter at center last season due to an injury to Johnson, and Dugger are expected to serve as the primary backups to Gordon. The Ragin’ Cajuns bolstered the line with the addition of junior college product Raynard Ford, along with incoming freshmen Kevin Dotson, Robert Hunt, Ken Marks, Cole Prudhomme and Rico Robinson, the younger brother of former letterwinner and current NFL tight end Ladarius Green.

RECEIVER

Along with McGuire, who led the team in receptions and was second in yards, the Ragin’ Cajuns return seven of their top receivers. The most important player returning is fifth-year senior Jamal Robinson, who caught 15 passes and a team-high four TDs, despite being limited to four games due to an injury. The 6-foot-4 Robinson averaged 17.3 yards per grab during the season and his return will look to open up a passing game that relied on short throws. Despite the loss of Robinson, the Ragin’ Cajuns had four players record 30 or more receptions on the season. McGuire, departed starter James Butler, along with first-year receivers Al Riles and

Despite being limited to four games in 2014, senior wide receiver Jamal Robinson led the Ragin’ Cajuns with four touchdown receptions while averaging over 17 yards per catch.

Gabe Fuselier made up for the loss of Robinson. Riles, a converted safety/linebacker, caught 34 passes with a touchdown in his first season on the offensive side of the ball with Fuselier catching 30 passes and a pair of scores. Returning letterwinner C.J. Bates, a converted defensive back, adjusted as the season progressed finishing with 12 receptions that included a touchdown grab against Nevada in the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl. Jared Johnson, a 6-5 junior, caught 10 passes on the season for the Ragin’ Cajuns and used his length and basketball background to snag three TDs to wrap up scoring drives in the red zone. Another target, Devin Scott, saw action in 12 games for the Ragin’ Cajuns and averaged a team-high 17.4 yards on five catches during the season. A group of newcomers – Keenan Barnes, Gary Haynes, Jarrod Jackson and Michael Jacquet – will all look to contribute in their first season at the collegiate level.

TIGHT END

Seniors Donovan Williams (77) and Mykhael Quave (70) anchored the left side of the offensive line for the Ragin’ Cajuns in 2014. Williams will move to right guard in 2015 with Quave sliding inside at left guard - a position he started at as a freshman in 2012.

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Another area that the Ragin’ Cajuns will see a new starter will be at tight end after Larry Pettis graduated. In his lone season as a starter, Pettis finished as the team’s fifth-leading receiver with 19 receptions and a touchdown, while serving as a key blocker in the Ragin’ Cajuns rushing game. The three returning players on the roster – Nick Byrne, Evan Tatford and Matthew Barnes – combined to catch nine passes on the season. With Barnes expected to miss the 2015 season due to injury, Byrne and Tatford will see the majority of action. Byrne caught five passes on the season in his first extensive action at tight end after playing primarily on special teams in 2013. The junior earned his first career start and responded with three receptions in the Ragin’ Cajuns season-opener last year against Southern. Tatford played in all 13 games in his inaugural campaign with the Ragin’ Cajuns after transferring from Tulane after the 2012 season. The hometown

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2015 LOUISIANA RAGIN’ CAJUNS FOOTBALL LETTERMEN RETURNING (52) OFFENSE (26) Quarterback Brooks Haack Jalen Nixon

Running Backs Darius Hoggins Elijah McGuire Effrem Reed Torrey Pierce Montrel Carter Wide Receivers C.J. Bates Gabe Fuselier Jared Johnson Lance Pace Jerrell Richardson Al Riles Jamal Robinson Devin Scott

Dominique Tovell (52) finished as the Ragin’ Cajuns second-leading tackler in 2014 with 71 stops. The Lombardi Award Watch List candidate will be one of the leaders on a defensive unit that led the Sun Belt Conference in rushing defense in 2014.

product earned a start against New Mexico State and caught three passes on the season, averaging 11.0 yards per reception. Greg Siener moves to tight end after a threeyear career on the offensive line for the Ragin’ Cajuns while Jacob Beasley will look to contribute after having a productive stint in spring practice. Bolstering the area will be incoming freshman Carlos Robinson, who was rated as the No. 2 tight end in the state of Louisiana and the 23rd-ranked tight end in the South.

DEFENSIVE LINE

Outside of the loss of Broadway at quarterback, the biggest area that needs to be filled is on the defensive line where the Ragin’ Cajuns must replace departed starters Christian Ringo and Justin Hamilton. Ringo, who was drafted in the sixth round by the Green Bay Packers in the 2015 NFL Draft, created havoc on the edge for the Ragin’ Cajuns finishing with 45 tackles with 20 stops behind the line of scrimmage with a single-season record 11.5 sacks. Hamilton, who signed a free agent contract with the Buffalo Bills, took care of the middle as he recorded 27 tackles with 10 stops for loss and five sacks. The trio of Blain Winston, Sherard Johnson and Karmichael Dunbar were penciled in as the starters coming out of spring practice with returning letterwinners Chris Prater, Jacoby Briscoe and redshirt freshman Ladarrius Kidd listed as the backups. Briscoe, another local product, posted 19 tackles in his first season with the Ragin’ Cajuns after transferring from Miami. Prater finished with 13 stops at defensive end with Taboris Lee, who missed spring practice with an injury, recording 16 tackles as a true freshman. Remaine Douglas and Rodrick Stephens each showed flashes during the season and will look to bounce back from season-ending injuries. Darryl Johnson, a 2014 signee, will look to contribute in his first season with the Ragin’ Cajuns along with incoming freshman Mario Osborne.

Tight Ends Nick Byrne Greg Siener (OL in 2014) Evan Tatford Offensive Line Octravian Anderson Allen Cummins Eddie Gordon Grant Horst Mykhael Quave Ethan Rosenbalm Donovan Williams D’aquin Withrow

LINEBACKER

In his first season with the Ragin’ Cajuns, Jacoby Briscoe (90) finished third among defensive linemen with 19 tackles including 11 solo.

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Louisiana lost five of its top six defenders, including linebackers Boris Anyama and Trae Johnson, after the 2014 season, but the Ragin’ Cajuns return All-Sun Belt Conference nominee Dominique Tovell – the team’s second-leading tackler last season with 71. Tovell will be the leader of a veteran group that returns Kevin Fouquier, Tre’maine Lightfoot, Darzil Washington, T.J. Posey, T.J. Worthy and

After splitting time between the secondary and linebacker in the 2012 and 2013 seasons, Al Riles caught 34 passes with a touchdown as a receiver in 2014.

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Defensive Line Jacoby Briscoe Karmichael Dunbar (OL in ‘14) Remaine Douglas Sherard Johnson Taboris Lee Chris Prater Rodrick Stephens Marquis White Linebackers Tyren Alexander Kevin Fouquier Trey Granier Tre’maine Lightfoot T.J. Posey Dominique Tovell Darzil Washington Secondary Cole Bourque Travis Crawford Zachary DeGrange Dominick Jones Troy McCollum Reginald Miles Simeon Thomas Tracy Walker Jevante Watson T.J. Worthy

SPECIALISTS (2) Jake Guidry (H/DS) Steven Morella (DS)

2014 STARTER IN BOLD

Tre’maine Lightfoot (58) made a solid contribution for the Ragin’ Cajuns, playing in the final seven games and earning four starts on the season. On the year, Lightfoot recorded 29 tackles (18 solo, 11 assists) with one tackle for loss and one fumble recovery.

Tyren Alexander along with Arkansas transfer Otha Peters. Peters, a highly-touted prospect coming out of high school in 2011, spent his first two years in Fayetteville before returning to Cajun Country last summer. The junior will be part of a defensive unit that led the Sun Belt Conference in rushing defense in 2014. Worthy, who split time between the secondary and linebacker, collected 41 tackles (27 solo) on the season with three pass breakups. Fouquier had a breakout season for the Ragin’ Cajuns, finishing with a career-best 37 tackles and a sack. Lightfoot recorded 27 tackles in the final seven games of the season with Posey recording an identical 27 stops with Washington adding 22. Added to a deep group is junior Trey Granier, an LSU transfer who played in nine games in his first season with the Ragin’ Cajuns.

SECONDARY

Tracy Walker, named to the Sun Belt Conference AllFreshman Team, started the final eight games of the 2014 season, recording 44 tackles and tying for the team lead with a pair of interceptions.

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The Ragin’ Cajuns will break in a new pair of cornerbacks in 2015 as Simeon Thomas and Jevante Watson are slated to replace departed starters Corey Trim and Trevence Patt. Expected to join them in the secondary are returning starters Tracy Walker and Travis Crawford. Thomas, a 6-foot-3 sophomore who missed the 2014 season, earned a starting spot after a spectacular spring. Watson, who started in four games in 2014, recorded 16 tackles with an interception and three pass breakups. Walker, named to the Sun Belt Conference All-Freshman Team, appeared in all 13 games for Louisiana earning starts in the final eight. He finished seventh on the team with 44 tackles, tied for team-lead with two interceptions and was second in both passes defended (5) and pass breakups (3). Crawford appeared in the final nine games of the season as a true freshman for the Ragin’ Cajuns, making six starts. He finished the season with 28 tackles, two pass breakups, one tackle for loss and one forced fumble. Troy McCollum and junior college transfer Christian Goodlett are penciled in as backups on the corner with returning letterwinner Dominick Jones and freshman Corey Turner listed as the backups at safety.

Another newcomer, Savion Brown, will push for playing time after being rated as the No. 67 junior college product in the country by 247Sports. com. Also looking to see playing time for the Ragin’ Cajuns as freshmen are local products Kamar Greenhouse and Ethan Rose.

SPECIAL TEAMS

A new kicker and punter will be in the lineup for Louisiana in 2015 as the combination of Dylan Scheurich and Stevie Artigue will look to replace Hunter Stover at kicker, with incoming Australian Steven Coutts expected to replace fellow countryman Daniel Cadona. Scheurich was penciled in as the starter after a successful spring, but is expected to battle with Lafayette High product Artigue in fall camp. The Ragin’ Cajuns also return Carlos Alvarez, who handled kickoff chores as a freshman in 2011, and redshirt freshman Aaron Bird. At punter, Coutts becomes the second Australian to play for the Ragin’ Cajuns and will look to duplicate the performance of Cadona, who averaged nearly 43 yards per attempt in 2014 with 24 punts placed inside the opponent’s 20-yard line. Dependable letterwinners Stephen Morella (short snapper) and Jake Guidry (deep snapper/ holder) each return for the Ragin’ Cajuns after the duo was perfect on nearly 150 attempts last season.

SCHEDULE

The Ragin’ Cajuns will face a challenging schedule in 2015 that features six home games at Cajun Field for the first time since 2012, a pair of nationally-televised ESPN contests, and a seasonopening date at Kentucky. The Ragin’ Cajuns will play their two most common opponents – Louisiana Tech and Northwestern State – during non-conference play, while completing a home-and-home series with Mid-American Conference opponent Akron. In Sun Belt Conference play, Louisiana will host Texas State (Oct. 10), ULM (Oct. 31), New Mexico State (Nov. 21) and Troy (Dec. 5), while traveling to face Arkansas State (Oct. 20), Georgia State (Nov. 7), South Alabama (Nov. 12) and Appalachian State (Nov. 28).

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29 Tyren Alexander LB • 6-0 • 210 • Jr. Breaux Bridge, La. Breaux Bridge HS 2014: (Junior): Appeared in 10 games on the season with four starts at linebacker ... recorded 11 tackles on the year with season-high four stops coming against Louisiana Tech (9/13) ... posted two tackles in road opener at nationally-ranked Ole Miss (9/20) ... earned starts in games against Southern (8/30), Louisiana Tech, Ole Miss and Georgia State (10/4) ... recorded tackles in seven games on the season, including single-stops against Southern, New Mexico State (11/8), ULM (11/15), Appalachian State (11/22) and Troy (11/29) ... earned third career letter. 2013 (Sophomore): Played in 12 games at linebacker, starting four times ... after coming off the bench for the first two games, earned a starting assignment for the Nicholls State game (9/14), the first of four straight starts before being sidelined for the Arkansas State game with an injury ... made 22 tackles (15 solo) with 5.5 TFL (-26) and one quarterback sack (-16) ... made a career-high six tackles at Akron (9/21), making one TFL (-4) ... added three tackles against both Texas State (10/5) and New Mexico State (11/2) ... closed year by making four stops at South Alabama, including a 16-yard quarterback sack ... earned second letter. 2012 (Freshman): Played in eight games as a reserve linebacker and on special teams ... missed the last five games of the regular season with a leg injury ... had 11 tackles (8 solo) during the season ... made a career-high five tackles, all solo, in his Cajuns debut vs. Lamar (9/1) ... had two stops in consecutive games at Oklahoma State (9/15) and FIU (9/29) ... made one tackle in the New Orleans Bowl ... earned first letter. High School: First team all-state choice as a senior at Breaux Bridge High, playing for coach Paul Broussard ... recorded 137 tackles, including 43 solo, as a senior, adding two fumble recoveries (one for a TD), two interceptions and two blocked punts ... named District 5-4A defensive MVP and the Powerade AllAcadiana Defensive Player of the Year as a senior ... three-time all-district and All-Acadiana choice ... rated as a three-star prospect by Rivals.com and ESPN Scout Inc. ... was the No. 86 outside linebacker by ESPN Scout Inc. Personal: Born Sept. 23, 1994 in Breaux Bridge, La. ... son of Craig and Darla Alexander ... is the middle of three children, having two sisters (Breoni & Eboni) ... volunteered time during two summers mowing lawns in his neighborhood ... criminal justice major.

68 Octravian Anderson OL • 6-4 • 295 • Sr. Shreveport, La. Evangel Christian Academy 2014 (Junior): Started all 13 games at right tackle, extending his streak of consecutive starts to 26 … one of anchors on a line that helped spark a rushing attack that ranked 23rd nationally among FBS schools and produced the school’s fourth 1,000-yard rusher (Elijah McGuire) in school history … earned third letter. 2013 (Sophomore): Started all 13 games at right tackle, playing all but a handful of downs during the season … earned second letter. 2012 (Freshman): Saw action in six games as a reserve on the offensive line and on special teams … earned first letter. 2011 (Redshirt): Sat out the season as a redshirt. High School: First team all-state choice as a senior at Evangel Christian Academy, playing for coach Philip Deas … helped team to a 12-2 record and the Louisiana Class 2A state title as a senior … also played on state championship team as a junior … played in the Max Emfinger All-American Classic … rated two-star prospect by Rivals.com. Personal: Born Jan. 27, 1993 in Shreveport, La. … son of Charles Pennington and Brenda Blake … has two brothers (Terrance Anderson and Robert Blake) and one sister (Shamekia Anderson) … criminal justice major.

10 Matthew Barnes TE • 6-3 • 233 • So. Groesbeck, Texas Groesbeck HS

ALEXANDER’S SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 6, at Akron, Sept. 21, 2013 Tackles for loss: 2.0, Lamar, Sept. 1, 2012; at South Alabama, Dec. 7, 2013 Sacks: 1.0, at South Alabama, Dec. 7, 2013

2014 (Freshman): Played in 10 games as a reserve tight end and special teams member ... recorded his first career reception, a four-yard pass from Terrance Broadway in the second quarter in the Ragin’ Cajuns season-opener against Southern (8/30) ... earned first letter. 2013 (Redshirt): Redshirted as a member of the tight ends unit. High School: First-team all-state selection by the Associated Press as a senior at Groesbeck High, playing for coach Kodi Crane ... caught 77 passes for 1,176 yards and 18 touchdowns as a senior ... also carried 44 times for 258 yards and three TDs ... used as a running back as a junior, picking up 763 yards and nine touchdowns to earn second team all-state, first team all-region and district utility player of the year honors ... rushed 88 times for 368 yards and 18 touchdowns as a sophomore to earn district newcomer of the year honors, adding 50 catches for 537 yards and three scores ... ranked as the No. 91 tight end nationally ... lettered eight times in four sports in high school, three in football and basketball and once each in baseball and track. Personal: Born Jan. 24, 1995 in Waco, Texas ... son of Sharon Mathews ... is the middle of three children, having one older (Allen Gibson) and one younger (Davis Mathews) brother ... was active in the band and student council in high school ... majoring in business management.

ALEXANDER’S CAREER STATS TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Yds PBU FF FR 2012 9 9 3 12 2.0 5 0.0 0 0 0 0 2013 12 15 7 22 5.5 26 1.0 16 0 0 0 2014 10 8 3 11 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 Total 31 32 13 45 7.5 31 1.0 16 0 0 0

83 Carlos Alvarez K • 5-9 • 195 • Sr. Baldwin, La. West St. Mary HS 2014 (Junior): Spent the season as the backup to Hunter Stover … did not see playing time. 2013 (Sophomore): Did not see playing time. 2012 (Redshirt): Did not see playing time. 2011 (Freshman): Saw action in three games, handling the kickoff chores against ULM (11/5), at Arizona (11/26) and against San Diego State in the New Orleans Bowl … received chance to play when Hunter Stover was injured and made the most of it, owning a team-best 63.2 average on 15 kickoffs with one touchback … best game came at Arizona where he averaged 66.8 yards on five kickoffs … earned first letter. High School: Three-time first team all-district choice at West St. Mary High, playing for coach Ryan Antoine … was 6-for-12 on field goal attempts, all

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BARNES’ SINGLE GAME HIGHS Receptions: 1, Southern, Aug. 30, 2014 Receiving Yards: 4, Southern, Aug. 30, 2014 Long reception: 4, Southern, Aug. 30, 2014 BARNES’ CAREER STATS RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G 2014 10 1 4 0 4 0.1 4.0 0.4

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WR • 6-1 • 200 • Jr. Louisville, Miss. Louisville HS/East Mississippi CC

TE • 6-4 • 245 • So. Lafayette, La. Lafayette HS

2014 (Sophomore): First-year player saw action in all 13 games at wide receiver for the Ragin’ Cajuns ... earned three starts on the year ... caught 12 passes for 167 yards (13.9 average) with one touchdown ... scored his first collegiate touchdown on the Ragin’ Cajuns opening drive against Nevada (12/20) in the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl as he capped an eightplay, 77-yard drive with a 17-yard scoring reception from Terrance Broadway ... caught a season-high three passes for 27 yards against Louisiana Tech (9/13) ... posted two receptions for 28 yards in nationally-televised win over Arkansas State (10/21) ... caught at least one pass in his final five games of the season, averaging 14.6 yards per reception ... caught a 26-yard pass in regular-season finale at Troy (11/29) and added a 15-yard grab in Sun Belt Conference win at New Mexico State (11/8) ... had one catch for 24 yards at nationally-ranked Ole Miss (9/13) ... originally signed as a defensive back before being converted to wide receiver during spring practice ... earned first letter. Junior College: First team All-MACJC pick and a first team NJCAA All-region choice as a freshman at East Mississippi CC, playing for coach Buddy Stephens ... led team with 1,551 all-purpose yards as a freshman, helping team to a 12-0 record, including a 52-32 win over top-ranked Georgia Military in the Mississippi Bowl to claim the NJCAA national title ... shared team lead with 53 catches for a team-best 855 yards and eight touchdowns ... also returned nine kickoffs for 287 yards and a 31.9 average and 28 punts for 409 yards and two touchdowns ... was named the MACJC/jucoweekly.org Player of the Week after accounting for 178 all-purpose yards against Pearl River, scoring on a 60-yard catch and a 62-yard punt return ... closed his JC career with five catches for 70 yards and a TD in the national title contest. High School: Had 72 catches for 1,030 yards and 14 touchdowns as a senior at Louisville High, playing for coach M.C. Miller ... helped team to a 12-2 record as a senior ... caught 39 passes for 543 yards and rushed for 291 yards as a junior ... career totals of 135 grabs for 1,891 yards and 25 TD’s and 114 rushes for 617 yards and six scores ... recorded 19 tackles, three interceptions, two pass deflections and a forced fumble on defense ... was ranked as one of the top 40 players in the state by the Clarion Ledger ... signed with Louisiana out of high school in 2012. Personal: Born August 17, 1994 in Louisville, Miss. ... the son of Cora McDuffy ... has one brother and two sisters ... majoring in General Studies. BATES’ SINGLE GAME HIGHS Receptions: 3, Louisiana Tech, Sept. 6, 2014 Receiving Yards: 28, Arkansas State, Oct. 21, 2014 Long reception: 26, at Troy, Nov. 29, 2014 BATES’ CAREER STATS RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G 2014 13 12 167 1 26 0.9 13.9 12.8

2014 (Freshman): Spent the season as a member of the scout team ... did not see playing time. 2013 (Redshirt): Spent the season as a redshirt High School: A three-year letterwinner for head coach Jay Domengeaux at Lafayette High … helped the Lions to the Class 5A playoffs as a senior … twice named All-District 3-5A. Personal: Born September 3, 1995 in Lafayette … the son of Hunter and Lisa Beasley … has one sister, Jordan, who played soccer at McNeese State ... majoring in chemical engineering.

86 Aaron Bird K/P • 6-0 • 200 • R-Fr. New Iberia, La. Wesetgate HS 2014 (Redshirt): Redshirt season ... spent the year as a member of the scout team. High School: A three-time All-District 7-5A selection in both football and baseball at Westgate High School … four-year letterwinner in football at WHS, helping the Tigers to three playoff appearances … coached by Ryan Antoine … participated in the All-American Bowl … named to the Academic All-State team … also lettered in soccer, basketball, baseball and golf. Personal: Born April 9, 1996 in New Iberia … the son of Denny and Danette Bird … is one of five children … named the WHS class valedictorian … enjoys fishing and golf in his spare time … a mechanical engineering major.

24 Cole Bourque DB • 5-10 • 176 • Jr. Erath, La. Erath HS 2014 (Sophomore): Saw action in the final six games of the season, playing primarliy on the Ragin’ Cajuns kickoff coverage team ... recorded a special teams tackle in Sun Belt Conference win at ULM (11/15). 2013 (Freshman): Member of the scout team ... did not play 2012: (Redshirt): Redshirt season. High School: A three-sport letterwinner at Erath High School ... a four-year letterwinner in football for Destin Dieterich ... also lettered in track and baseball at EHS ... claimed the 400-meter state championship at the 2011 Class 3A State Track and Field Meet ... helped the Bobcats to a second-place finish overall ... three-year letterwinner in baseball helping EHS to a 17-10 record, the district runner-up finish and a second-round berth in the state playoffs. Personal: Born on Nov. 30, 1993 in Erath ... the son of Dexter and Ann Lori Bourque ... has one brother, Seth, and one sister, Ali ... grandfather, Stephen Langlinais, competed in football and track at UL from 1961-62 ... his godfather, Nathan Granger, played football at UL in 1987-88 ... enjoys hunting, fishing and wakeboarding in his spare time ... an Industrial Technology major. BOURQUE’S SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 1, at ULM, Nov. 15, 2014 BOURQUE’S CAREER STATS TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Yds PBU FF FR 2014 6 0 1 1 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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DB • 5-11 • 175 • Jr. Loranger, La. Loranger HS/East Mississippi CC

TE • 6-3 • 228 • So. Rogers, Ark. Har-Ber HS

2015 (Junior - Louisiana): Enrolled at UL for the spring semester ... ran track during the spring semester for the Ragin’ Cajuns, competing in the 100-meters, the 200-meters and the 4x100-meter relay team ... ran anchor leg of Ragin’ Cajuns 4x100 squad at the NCAA East Preliminary Round that posted a time of 39.89 and qualifed for the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships ... clocked a time of 10.52 in the 100-meter dash and 21.51 in the 200 meters at the Sun Belt Conference Outdoor Track and Field Championships ... joined the football team during the summer. 2014 (Sophomore - East Mississippi CC): Recorded two tackles in the Lions’ 51-14 season-opening win over Southwest Mississippi Community College before being sidelined for the remainder of the season with an injury. 2013 (Freshman - LSU): Played in one game as a true freshman … rushed for 10 yards on two carries in a 56-17 win over UAB. High School: An impact player on either side of the ball and anywhere on the field … possesses world-class speed and played quarterback, running back, and cornerback for Loranger High School as well as being one of the most decorated sprinters in Louisiana prep history … participant of the Under Armour All-American Bowl Game (Black Team) … named to the Class 3A AllState Team as an athlete … rated No. 60 in the 2013 ESPNU 150 … a four-star prospect according to ESPN.com, Rivals.com, Scout.com, and 247sports.com … Rated as Louisiana’s No. 3 best overall prospect by ESPN, No. 8 by Rivals, and No. 6 by 247sports … nationally, rated as the No. 8 best cornerback by ESPN, No. 12 by 247sports, No. 17 by Rivals, and No. 22 by Scout … named a PrepStar Top 300 All-American … a member of the Advocate Super Dozen … claimed a total of seven state titles (5 outdoor, 2 indoor) during his track and field prep career … won the 55-meter dash indoors in 2012 and 2013 ... outdoors, claimed three state titles in the 100-meter dash in 2011, 2012 and 2013 … won the 200-meter title in 2011 and 2012 … finished sixth in the state as a freshman in both the 100 and 200-meter dash in 2010 … as a junior in 2012, he broke the Louisiana state record in 55 meters with a 6.25 seconds time … claimed the 2013 Louisiana state indoor title with the nation’s fastest time of 6.27 … followed up his state indoor title by winning the 2013 New Balance indoor national title in the 60-meter dash in New York … coached in football at Loranger by Sammy Messina. Personal: Parents are Pamela and Jeryl Brazil Sr. … Born March 28, 1994.

2014 (Sophomore): Reserve tight end and special teams member appeared in all 13 games for the Ragin’ Cajuns while earning a pair of starts ... caught five passes on the season for 29 yards ... made first career start in season-opener against Southern (8/30), catching three passes for 17 yards ... added single receptions in games against Louisiana Tech (9/6) and Texas State (10/14) ... earned start in nationally-televised contest against Arkansas State (10/21) ... earned second letter. 2013 (Freshman): Used primarily on special teams, playing in every game ... made only catch of the season for four yards in the fourth quarter of a win over Texas State (10/5/13) ... earned first letter. High School: First team all-state selection as a senior at Har-Ber High, playing for coach Chris Wood ... caught 43 passes for 715 yards and 11 touchdowns as a senior ... was also named all-conference and all-region while being tabbed for the KURM Dream Team ... totaled 72 catches for 1,182 yards and 17 touchdowns over his final two seasons ... was ranked as the No. 9 player in the state by Rivals. com ... turned down offers from ULM and Arkansas State to sign with Louisiana. Personal: Born Sept. 28, 1994 in Clearfield, Pa. ... son of Jeff Byrne and Holly Michael ... is the youngest of three children, having one brother and one sister ... his older brother, Jake, played football at Wisconsin and spent part of the 2013 season with the NFL’s Houston Texans ... management major. BYRNE’S SINGLE GAME HIGHS Receptions: 3, Southern, Aug. 30, 2014 Receiving Yards: 17, Southern, Aug. 30, 2014 Long reception: 12, Southern, Aug. 30, 2014 BYRNE’S CAREER STATS RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G 2013 13 1 4 0 4 0.1 4.0 0.3 2014 13 5 29 0 12 0.4 5.8 2.4 Total 26 6 33 0 12 0.2 5.5 1.3

RB • 5-10 • 195 • Sr. Cecilia, La. Cecilia HS

90 Jacoby Briscoe DL • 6-3 • 325 • Jr. Carencro, La. Carencro HS/Miami

2014 (Junior): Served as the Ragin’ Cajuns primary kick returner, ranking ninth in the Sun Belt Conference with a 20.6 average … played in all 13 games … finished fourth on the team in all-purpose yards (515) … set career bests in kick returns (6) and yards (133) against Louisiana Tech (9/6) … had a season-long 34-yard return in regular-season finale at Troy (11/29) … also played on kickoff coverage, recording tackles at Ole Miss (9/13) and ULM (11/15) … earned third letter. 2013 (Sophomore): Came back from knee surgery to see action in 11 games … saw limited action in a talented backfield, rushing 17 times for 103 yards, a 6.1 average and a touchdown … was also a regular on several special teams units ... carried eight times for a career-high 64 yards against Nicholls State, including a career-long 22-yard carry and a 1-yard fourth-quarter touchdown run ... also carried eight times for 35 yards vs. Texas State (10/5) ... earned second letter. 2012 (Freshman): Earned the starting assignment at running back for the season opener against Lamar (9/1) ... rushed six times for 27 yards in the first quarter before being sidelined with a knee injury, requiring season-ending surgery ... returned to take part in limited drills during spring practice ... earned first letter. 2011 (Redshirt): Redshirted. High School: Rated a three-star prospect by Scout.com and the nation’s 116thbest running back ... earned first-team All-Acadiana and honorable mention all-state honors as a senior ... named district offensive MVP after accounting for 21 touchdowns and nearly 2,400 all-purpose yards ... rushed for 1,529 yards and 15 scores ... averaged 43.1 yards on seven punt returns with three TDs and 16.3 yards on seven kickoff returns with one score ... first-team all-district selection

2014 (Sophomore): Local product played in 12 games in his inaugural season with the Ragin’ Cajuns, earning starts in the first five games of the year ... third among defensive linemen in tackles with 19, including 11 solo ... finished with 2.5 tackles for loss ... recorded a season-high four tackles in games against Georgia State (10/4) and Appalachian State (11/22) ... had three tackles in road games against Texas State (10/14) and New Mexico State (11/8) ... posted two stops for loss against App State ... earned first letter. 2013 (Freshman): Sat out the season to fulfill the NCAA Transfer Rule 2012 (at Miami): Did not see any action, redshirted to retain eligibility ... transferred after the 2013 spring semester. High School: Three-star recruit by Scout.com and ESPN ... rated as the No. 42-best defensive tackle prospect on ESPN and No. 67 on Scout.com ... Played in the Louisiana Class 5A State Championship game against West Monroe, recording 12 tackles. BRISCOE’S SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 4, Georgia State, Oct. 4, 2014; Appalachian State, Nov. 22, 2014 Tackles for loss: 2.0, Appalachian State, Nov. 22, 2014 BRISCOE’S CAREER STATS TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Yds PBU FF FR 2014 11 11 8 19 2.5 3 0.0 0 0 0 0

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INTRO | 2015 CAJUNS | COACHES | REVIEW | RECORDS | HISTORY | ADMINISTRATION | MEDIA as a junior in 2009 when he accounted for more than 1,750 all-purpose yards and 13 TDs ... rushed for 882 yards and nine touchdowns and caught passes for 224 yards and one TD ... excelled as a returns specialist, averaging 17.2 yards and a TD on 13 punt returns (224 yards total) and 37.6 yards and two TDs on 12 kickoff returns (451 yards). Personal: Born May 14, 1993 in Lafayette ... son of Marcus Carter and SueAnna Williams ... is the oldest of three children, having one brother (Kaleb) and one sister (Victoria) ... his father played football at Louisiana, lettering in 1993 ... criminal justice major.

37 Steven Coutts P • 6-4 • 200 • Fr. Brisbane, Australia Citipointe Christian College 2015 (Freshman): Enrolled at UL during the Spring semester and participated in spring practice. High School: A two-star recruit by Scout.com … is the second Australian to sign with the Ragin’ Cajuns in the past three years after following in the footsteps of predecessor of departed punter Daniel Cadona (2013-14) … played Australian Rules Football and Rugby while attending Citipointe Christian College.

CARTER’S SINGLE GAME HIGHS Points Scored: 6, Nicholls State, Sept. 14 2013 Touchdowns: 1, Nicholls State, Sept. 14 2013 Rush attempts: 8, Nicholls State, Sept. 14 2013 Rush yards: 64, Nicholls State, Sept. 14 2013 (8 carries) Rush TDs: 1, Nicholls State, Sept. 14 2013 Long rush: 22, Nicholls State, Sept. 14 2013 Kick returns: 6, Louisiana Tech, Sept. 6, 2014 Kick return yards: 133, Louisiana Tech, Sept. 6, 2014 Long kick return: 32, Louisiana Tech, Sept. 6, 2014 RUSHING 2012 2013 2014 TOTAL

16 Travis Crawford DB • 5-11 • 193 • So. New Orleans, La. Holy Cross HS

CARTER’S CAREER STATS GP ATT YARDS TD LONG AVG/C AVG/G 1 6 27 0 9 4.5 27.0 11 17 103 1 22 6.1 9.4 13 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 25 23 130 1 22 5.7 5.2

KICK RETURNS GP NO YARDS TD LONG AVG/R 2012 1 0 0 0 0 0.0 2013 11 6 78 0 24 13.0 2014 13 25 515 0 34 20.6 TOTAL 25 31 593 0 58 19.1

2014 (Freshman): Appeared in the final nine games of the season as a true freshman, making six starts ... finished the season with 28 tackles, two pass breakups, one tackle for loss and one forced fumble ... made his collegiate debut against Georgia State (10/4) recording six tackles with a pass breakup ... posted a season-high nine stops with a forced fumble against Appalachian State (11/22) ... finished with five tackles, including a tackle for loss, in the Ragin’ Cajuns regular-season finale at Troy (11/29) ... posted four stops in Sun Belt Conference victory over South Alabama (11/1) ... capped off the season with two solo tackles against Nevada (12/20) in the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl ... earned first letter. High School: Honorable mention all-state choice by the LSWA as a senior at Holy Cross School, playing for coach Barry Wilson first team All-Nola Catholic League … made 60 tackles (26 solo) with an interception, one caused fumble and nine passes defended as a senior, helping team to a 9-3 record and third round of state playoffs … earned first team all-district honors after making 50 tackles (34 solo) as a junior, adding two interceptions, caused one fumble and defended three passes … made 110 tackles in two seasons … a two-star recruit by all three major services. Personal: Born July 24, 1996 in New Orleans … the son of Travis and Kisha Crawford … has two sisters … majoring in business management.

AVG/G 0.0 7.1 39.6 23.7

CRAWFORD’S SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 9, Applachian State, Nov. 22, 2014 Tackles for loss: 1.0, at Troy, Nov. 29, 2014 Fumbles forced: 1, Applachian State, Nov. 22, 2014 Pass breakups: 1, Georgia State, Oct. 4, 2014; Arkansas State, Oct. 21, 2014 TACKLES 2014

36 Chris Collins

24 Lorenzo Cryer

DB • 5-8 • 182 • R-Fr. Prairieville, La. Dutchtown HS

WR • 6-2 • 185 • R-Fr. Jefferson, La. Riverdale HS

2014 (Redshirt): Spent the season as a redshirt ... member of the scout team. High School: A four-year letterwinner for head coach Benny Saia at Dutchtown High School ... helped the Griffins to a pair of district championships, including a pair of undefeated regular-season records in 2010 and 2011 ... hauled in five interceptions as a senior in 2012 ... totaled 60 tackles, two fumble recoveries and a forced fumble. Personal: Born June 28, 1995 in New Orleans ... the son of Cornelius and Lisa Sanders-Collins ... has two brothers (Cornelius, Jr., and Byron) and one sister (Courtney) ... cousin, Timothy Bracken, played football at Michigan with another cousin, Tyre Bracken, playing football at Southern ... father is a UL graduate ... graduated 13th (out of 469) in his senior class ... member of the National Honor Society and Beta Club at DHS ... a Chemical Engineering major.

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CRAWFORD’S CAREER STATS G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Yds PBU FF FR 9 25 3 28 1.0 7 0.0 0 2 1 0

2014 (Redshirt): Redshirt season ... member of the scout team. High School: Two-year regular in the lineup at Riverdale High, playing for coach Brett Bonnafens … caught four passes for 44 yards, including a 29-yard touchdown to help Jefferson Parish win the 2013 Lake Ponchartrain All-Star game, 20-18 … a three-sport athlete, also participating in track and basketball … ran the 100 meters (11.09), 200 meters (22.35), 400 meters (55.47) and the javelin in track. Personal: Born on August 24, 1995 in Kenner, La. … the son of Oliver Cryer and Sharon Lee … has two brothers … a sports management major.

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2015 LOUISIANA RAGIN’ CAJUNS FOOTBALL 78 Allen Cummins OL • 6-0 • 255 • So. Hattiesburg, Miss. Oak Grove HS 2014 (Freshman): Did not see action ... member of the scout team. 2013 (Redshirt): Redshirted as a member of the offensive line. High School: Three-time letterman in football at Oak Grove High, playing for coach Nevel Bar ... helped team to a 30-9 record in his three seasons, starting on the offensive line as both a junior and senior ... also lettered twice in powerlifting, leading team to a state title as a senior, setting state record for points scored by a team. Personal: Born Jan. 16, 1994 in Meridian, Miss. ... son of Paul and Kathy Cummins ... has two brothers (Eli & Ethan) ... was active in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes in high school ... honors student who graduated with special honors ... volunteered time helping coach Pee Wee football ... petroleum engineering major.

Jordan Davis

QB • 6-3 • 205 • R-Fr. Spring, Texas Spring HS 2014 (Redshirt): Earned a redshirt during the season ... served as the No. 4 quarterback on the travel roster. High School: Second team all-district choice as a senior at Klein Oak High, playing for coach David Smith … was a honorable mention Preseason All-Houston choice as a senior by the Houston Chronicle … earned area player of the week honors after completing 15-of-20 passes for 296 yards and five TD’s and rushing for 31 yards and a score in a 63-56 overtime win over Langham Creek … compiled over 1,100 yards of total offense as a junior, throwing for eight TD and rushing for three … ranked as one of the top 100 recruits in Houston by the Houston Chronicle … also played on the Klein Oak basketball team … a two star prospect by all three major services. Personal: Born November 8, 1995 in Elgin, Ill. … the son of Walter and Nicole Davis … has one brother, Austin, and one sister, Alana … majoring in industrial technology.

33 Zachary DeGrange DB • 5-10 • 193 • Sr. New Orleans, La. St. Augustine HS 2014 (Junior): Key member of the special teams unit, playing in the first 12 games of the season and registering six tackles … missed the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl contest against Nevada (12/20) due to an injury … posted a season-best three tackles in the Ragin’ Cajuns victory at ULM (11/15) … added tackles in games at Boise State (9/20), Texas State (10/14) and against South Alabama (11/1) ... earned second letter. 2013 (Sophomore): Saw action in 11 games as a reserve in the secondary and on special teams. . . had nine tackles (6 solo) during the year… was fourth on the team with six special teams stops, most coming on kickoffs ... did not play in the first two games, but bounced back to play in the last 11 ... made a careerhigh four tackles against Nicholls State (9/14/13) ... earned first letter. 2012 (Freshman): Did not see any action as a reserve in the secondary ... finished 2013 spring drills by making five tackles in the spring game. 2011 (Redshirt): Joined the team as a walk-on and took part in preseason camp ... redshirted during the season as a member of the secondary. High School: First team all-district and first team all-metro choice as a senior at St. Augustine High, playing for coach David Johnson ... helped team to a 10-3 record, reaching the quarterfinals of the Class 5A state playoffs. Personal: Born Sept. 16, 1992 in New Orleans, La. ... son of Drake and Lucinda DeGrange ... has one brother (Daniel) and one sister (Maddie) ... was a member of the Honor Roll as a junior in high school ... enjoys salt water fishing ... criminal justice major.

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DEGRANGE’S SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 4, Nicholls State, Sept. 14, 2013 DEGRANGE’S CAREER STATS TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Yds PBU FF FR 2012 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 2013 11 6 3 9 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 2014 12 6 0 6 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 Total 23 12 3 15 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0

99 Remaine Douglas DL • 6-3 • 303 • Jr. Coral Springs, Fla. Stoneman Douglas HS 2014 (Sophomore): Appeared in the first seven games of the season, earning starts in the Ragin’ Cajuns nationally-televised contests against Texas State (10/14) and Arkansas State (10/21) ... missed the final six games of the season with an injury ... made five tackles on the season, with one tackle for loss and one pass breakup ... made a season-high two tackles, with one TFL, in Sun Belt Conference opener against Georgia State (10/4) ... added stops against Ole Miss (9/13), Boise State (9/20) and Texas State ... recorded a pass breakup in season-opener against Southern (8/30) ... earned second letter. 2013 (Freshman): Reserve member on the defensive line in all 13 games ... made seven tackles, adding two quarterback sacks and a fumble recovery ... had a quarterback sack for three yards and returned a second-quarter fumble 17 yards in the Ragin’ Cajuns home-opening victory over Nicholls State (9/14) ... had a career-high two tackles in games against Akron (9/21) and Western Kentucky (10/15), adding a 10-yard quarterback sack against the Hilltoppers ... earned first letter. 2012 (Redshirt): Redshirted while practicing with the defensive linemen. High School: First-team All-Broward County as a senior at Stoneman Douglas High, playing for coach Al Lang ... had 50 tackles, including eight tackles for loss and seven quarterback sacks as a senior ... was the MVP of the Dade vs. Broward County All-Star game ... lettered four times in football, being named the team’s most improved defensive lineman as a junior and team MVP as a senior. Personal: Born April 11, 1994 in Jamaica ... son of Osmond and Marcia Douglas ... has three brothers (Lewayne, Ryan & Courtney) and one sister (Carla) ... volunteered time as a basketball and soccer youth coach ... sports management major. DOUGLAS’ SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 3x, last vs. Georgia State, Oct. 4, 2014 Tackles for loss: 3x, last vs. Georgia State, Oct. 4, 2014 Sacks: 1.0, Nicholls State, Sept. 14, 2013; at WKU, Oct. 15, 2013 Fumbles recovered: 1, Nicholls State, Sept. 14, 2013 DOUGLAS’ CAREER STATS TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Yds PBU FF FR 2013 13 6 1 7 2.0 13 2.0 13 0 0 1 2014 7 4 1 5 1.0 2 0.0 0 0 0 0 Total 20 10 2 12 3.0 15 2.0 13 0 0 1

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64 Nick Dugger OL • 6-5 • 300 • R-Fr. Gulf Breeze, Fla. Gulf Breeze HS

DUNBAR’S CAREER STATS TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Yds PBU FF FR 2013 7 1 0 1 1.0 5 0.0 0 0 0 0 2014 3 0 1 1 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 Total 10 1 1 2 1.0 5 0.0 0 0 0 0

2014 (Redshirt): Earned a redshirt ... member of the scout team. High School: First team all-area choice as a senior at Gulf Breeze High, playing for head coach Chris Nemith ... started as a senior after serving as primary reserve as a junior ... played in the 10th annual Max Emfinger All-American Bowl and was selected for the 10th Annual Subway High School All-Star game ... was named the offensive line MVP of the junior class at the Mobile Schuman’s National Underclassmen combine ... played basketball early in his high school career ... a two star recruit by both Scout.com and 247 Sports.

44 Kevin Fouquier LB • 6-4 • 235 • Jr. Lafayette, La. Comeaux HS

34 Ross Duhon LB • 6-2 • 210 • So. Abbeville, La. Abbeville HS 2014 (Freshman): Sidelined by an injury during fall camp and did not see playing time. 2013 (Redshirt): Spent the season as a redshirt. High School: A three-sport athlete at Abbeville High School where he lettered in football, soccer and baseball ... a two-time all-district as a punter for the Wildcats, earning first-team honors as a senior … coached in football by Larry Breaux ... a four-time all-district performer in baseball and a two-time all-district selection in soccer ... graduated as class salutatorian. Personal: Born November 27, 1994 in Abbeville … the son of Annette and Darren Duhon … has two brothers, Brock and Jacob … majoring in chemical engineering.

55 Karmichael Dunbar DL • 6-2 • 317 • Jr. Prior Lake, Minn. Prior Lake HS 2014 (Sophomore): Split time between the offensive and defensive line ... appeared in three games during the season, recording one tackle against New Mexico State (11/8) ... also saw playing time against Louisiana Tech (9/6) and ULM (11/15) ... earned the Most Improved Award (Defense) at the conclusion of spring practice ... earned second letter. 2013 (Freshman): Played as a reserve on the defensive line in seven games ... only tackle of the season came in the New Orleans Bowl against Tulane making a solo stop and a tackle-for-loss ... earned first letter. 2012 (Redshirt): Redshirted while practicing with the defensive linemen ... completed the 2013 spring season by making four tackles, including a sack, in the spring game. High School: Honorable mention all-state choice as a senior at Prior Lake High, playing for coach Matt Gegenheimer ... totaled 49 tackles as a senior including 5.0 sacks, helping team to an 8-3 record, advancing to the quarterfinals of the state playoffs ... voted the team’s best offensive lineman ... played on both sides of the ball spending time at defensive tackle along with being a starter on the offensive line ... rated as a two-star recruit by Scout.com and in the Top 25 among Minnesota prospects. Personal: Born March 8, 1994 in Opelousas, La. ... full name is Karmichael Mackenzie Dunbar II ... the son of Karl and Pamela Dunbar ... is the oldest of three children, having two sisters (Mickel & Nickolette). . . his father played collegiately at LSU and several seasons in the NFL and is currently the defensive line coach for the Buffalo Bills ... was a member of the band in high school ... management major.

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2014 (Sophomore): Appeared in all 13 games for the Ragin’ Cajuns, earning starts in the first five contests at middle linebacker ... also saw extensive action on special teams ... posted 37 tackles with 29 solo stops during the season ... added a tackle for loss, one sack and a fumble recovery ... recorded a career-high eight tackles, including seven solo, in starting role at Boise State (9/20) ... recorded seven tackles at nationally-ranked Ole Miss (9/13) ... opened the season with five solo tackles in win over Southern (8/30) ... registered four tackles, including a 4-yard sack, against Louisiana Tech (9/6) ... added four stops and a fumble recovery in regular-season finale at Troy (11/29) ... posted a pair of solo tackles and two assisted stops in win at New Mexico State (11/8) ... earned second letter. 2013 (Freshman): Played in the final 12 games of the season on special teams and as a reserve linebacker ... made six tackles during the year ... had a careerhigh four tackles against Nicholls State (9/14) ... earned first letter. 2012 (Redshirt): Enrolled for the spring semester after graduating early from high school and took part in spring drills ... redshirted during the fall to maintain his freshman eligibility ... named to the 2011-12 Sun Belt Conference Commissioner’s List for having a GPA above 3.5. High School: First team all-district choice as a senior at Comeaux High, playing for coach Kevin Magee ... three-year starter in football, playing free safety as both a sophomore and senior and quarterback as a sophomore and junior ... also earned first team all-district honors as a junior ... rated as a three-star prospect by ESPN Scout Inc and the No. 54 prospect in Louisiana by ESPN Scout Inc. ... lettered twice in basketball. Personal: Born Dec. 7, 1992 in College Station, Texas ... son of Kevin and Christine Fouquier ... has three sisters (Carmen, Analise & Victoria) ... his father served as the defensive coordinator at UL from 2007-10 ... political science & pre-law major. FOUQUIER’S SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 8, at Boise State, Sept. 20, 2014 Tackles for loss: 1.0, Louisiana Tech, Sept. 6, 2014 Sacks: 1.0, Louisiana Tech, Sept. 6, 2014 Fumbles recovered: 1, at Troy, Nov. 29, 2014 FOUQUIER’S CAREER STATS TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Yds PBU FF FR 2013 12 5 1 6 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 2014 13 29 8 37 1.0 4 1.0 4 0 0 1 Total 25 34 9 43 1.0 4 1.0 4 0 0 1

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2015 LOUISIANA RAGIN’ CAJUNS FOOTBALL 65 Jesse Freeman

76 Adrian Goodacre

OL • 6-4 • 311 • R-Fr. Leesburg, Ga. Lee County HS

OL • 6-4 • 305 • R-Fr. Carthage, Texas Carthage HS

2014 (Redshirt): Spent the season as a redshirt ... member of the offensive scout team. High School: First team all-state choice by the Atlanta Journal Constitution as a senior at Leesburg High, playing for coach Dean Fabrizio ... also named second team all-state by the Georgia Sports Writers after leading team to a 10-2 record and a regional title ... named to the Albany Herald All-Area first team as a senior ... helped team to score 30 points or more in all but one game ... was named the top offensive lineman at the Atlanta MVP camp as a junior ... has been selected to play in the FloridaGeorgia All-Star game ... a three-star prospect and the No. 60 guard on the Scout.com ratings.

2014 (Redshirt): Redshirt season ... member of the scout team. High School: First team all-state selection by the Associated Press as a senior at Carthage High, playing for coach Scott Surratt ... main cog in an offensive line that helped team average 508.6 yards per game, going 15-1 and winning the state title ... third-team ETSN.fm’s Football Super Team as a junior, helping team to average 42.1 points a game ... also named first team all-district and first team all-region ... a two-star prospect by all three major services.

10 Christian Goodlett

13 Gabe Fuselier

DB • 6-0 • 185 • Jr. Lawrenceville, Ga. Peachtree Ridge HS/Hutchinson CC

WR • 5-11 • 195 • So. St. Martinville, La. Catholic HS-New Iberia

Enrolled at UL during the Spring 2015 semester and participated in spring drills ... missed the 2014 season at Hutchinson (Kan.) Community College due to injury. Junior College: Earned All-Jayhawk Conference honorable mention honors as a sophomore in 2013 after recording 69 tackles with four interceptions and 16 passes defended for HCC … earned NJCAA National Defensive Player of the Week honors after recording six tackles and returning a fumble 99 yards for a touchdown in a win over Fort Scott (Kan.) CC … as a freshman for the Blue Dragons in 2012, recorded four interceptions with 66 total tackles, two tackles for loss and 11 pass breakups. High School: Lettered in football at Peachtree Ridge High School ... recorded three interceptions during his prep career ... participated in the Rising Senior All-Star Game. Personal: Born November 18, 1993 in Atlanta, Ga. ... the son of Eddie Goodlett and Sequoia Ali ... is the oldest of four children ... career ambition is to become a physical therapist ... an Exercise Science major.

2014 (Freshman): Team’s fourth-leading receiver as a true freshman, catching 30 passes for 264 yards and two touchdowns ... played in all 13 games for the Ragin’ Cajuns ... caught a season-best six passes in games against Louisiana Tech (9/6) and Nevada (12/20) ... posted TD receptions in games against Louisiana Tech and ULM (11/15) ... TD against Warhawks came on a season-long 36-yard reception ... posted five receptions for 44 yards in regular-season finale against Troy (11/29) ... caught four passes against Appalachian State (11/22) ... grabbed three passes at Texas State (10/14) and added two in games against Southern (8/30) and ULM ... earned first letter. High School: First-team Class 3A all-state honoree as a senior at Catholic High, playing for coach Brent Indest … caught 59 passes for 1,218 yards and 15 touchdowns as a senior, adding 573 yards rushing on 43 carries with seven TD’s … named the All-Acadiana Offensive Most Valuable Player by the Daily Advertiser … honorable mention all-state choice as a junior after making 59 catches for 1,054 yards and 14 touchdowns, adding 20 carries for 300 yards and a TD and nine kickoff returns for a 38.1 average and a TD … excelled at the Nike Combine, ranking third among the athletes attending Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas and Oklahoma area. Personal: Born on January 9, 1996 in New Iberia, La. … the son of Mike and Tina Fuselier … has one sister, Brittany … graduated with honors from CHS with a 3.5 grade point average … a business major.

79 Eddie Gordon OL • 6-1 • 320 • Jr. Boiling Springs, S.C. Boiling Springs HS/Hutchinson CC

FUSELIER’S SINGLE GAME HIGHS Points Scored: 6, Louisiana Tech, Sept. 6, 2014; at ULM, Nov. 15, 2014 Touchdowns: 1, Louisiana Tech, Sept. 6, 2014; at ULM, Nov. 15, 2014 Receptions: 6, Louisiana Tech, Sept. 6, 2014; vs. Nevada, Dec. 20, 2014 Receiving Yards: 52, Louisiana Tech, Sept. 6, 2014 Receiving TDs: 1, Louisiana Tech, Sept. 6, 2014; at ULM, Nov. 15, 2014 Long reception: 36, at ULM, Nov. 15, 2014

2014 (Junior): Appeared in six games as a reserve lineman for the Ragin’ Cajuns … saw action at both center and right guard … earned first letter. Junior College (2013): An honorable mention AllKansas Jayhawk Community College Conference selection in his lone season at Hutchinson Community College ... helped the Blue Dragons to an 8-4 record ... part of an offensive line that helped HCC rank eighth among NJCAA schools in total offense and 10th in points per game (37.5) ... earned the Blue Dragon Athletic/Academic Achievement Award. High School: Played at Boiling Springs High School for coach Bruce Clark ... played center during his senior season, and saw action his first two varsity seasons at guard ... team finished 10-4, 5-1 in conference ... named all-state and all-region ... team captain ... also a member of the basketball and track teams ... played in the South Carolina Auto Dealers Association North-South All-Star game ... late uncle, Calvin Stephens, was a lineman at South Carolina and selected in the third round of the 1991 NFL draft by New England ... ranked the No. 25 player in South Carolina by rivals.com ... originally signed with NC State out of high school. Personal: Born June 28, 1994 in Spartanburg, S.C. ... the son of Chuck and Lovell Gordon ... has one sister, Cynthia ... career ambition is to become a teacher and coach ... majoring in Middle School Education.

FUSELIER’S CAREER STATS RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G 2014 13 30 264 2 36 2.3 8.8 20.3

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51 Trey Granier LB • 6-1 • 231 • Jr. Thibodaux, La. Thibodaux HS/LSU

2014 (Sophomore): Reserve linebacker appeared in the Ragin’ Cajuns first nine games during the season before being sidelined with an injury ... recorded one tackle in reserve role at New Mexico State (11/8). 2013 (Freshman): Sat out the year for the Ragin’ Cajuns to fulfill the NCAA Transfer Rule. 2012 (at LSU): Redshirted at LSU as a true freshman in 2012. High School: One of the elite linebackers in Louisiana for the class of 2012 … entered his senior season at Thibodaux High School on the High School Butkus Award Watchlist … tallied 36 solo tackles and returned both an interception and a fumble for touchdowns in four games … missed the remainder of the season due to a knee injury … totaled close to 300 tackles in his sophomore and junior seasons … played all three linebacker positions in high school … rated the 19th player in Louisiana and the nation’s 38th outside linebacker by Rivals.com … listed on the ESPN 2011 All-Louisiana Football Team as an honorable mention selection … tabbed a New Orleans Times-Picayune Blue Chip prospect … coached by Dennis Lorio. Personal: Parents are Krystal Hollis and Cory Butler … Born January 25, 1994 … two of his cousins - David Butler and Lionel Wallis - played football for LSU during the 1990s and ‘80s, respectively … avid outdoorsman who takes every opportunity he can to go hunting. TACKLES 2014

QB • 6-1 • 212 • Jr. Katy, Texas Katy HS

GRANIER’S CAREER STATS G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Yds PBU FF FR 9 0 1 1 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0

Kamar Greenhouse

DB • 6-1 • 175 • Fr. Marksville, La. Marksville HS 2015: One of five mid-year signees for the Ragin’ Cajuns ... enrolled at UL in January and participated in spring practice. High School: A two-star recruit by Scout.com … rushed for 413 yards and seven touchdowns, caught 13 passes with four TDs and recorded 24 tackles with an interception as a senior at Marksville High School … a three-year starter and honorable mention Class 3A All-State selection as a senior.

40 Jake Guidry LS • 5-10 • 217 • Sr. Carencro, La. Carencro HS

2014 (Sophomore): Served as the backup to Terrance Broadway and appeared in six games ... completed 20 of 23 passes on the season for 178 yards and a pair of touchdowns ... most extensive outing came against Louisiana Tech (9/6) where he finished 10-for-13 for 87 yards and a touchdown ... opened the season going 4-for-4 with a touchdown pass in win over Southern (8/30) ... came on in relief of an injured Broadway and helped direct a game-winning drive in the Sun Belt Conference opener against Georgia State (10/4) ... completed all four passes against the Panthers, including a 22-yard throw to Al Riles ... completed a pair of passes for 15 yards while rushing five times for 16 yards in win at Texas State (10/14) ... among a group of seven UL student-athletes who traveled to Haiti in June for a 12-day service trip through Mission of Hope ... earned second letter. 2013 (Freshman): Served as the backup to Terrance Broadway at quarterback for most of the season, taking over as the starter in the regular season finale at South Alabama (12/7) ... played in five games with one start, completing 21-of-35 passes for 224 yards and a touchdown ... made his collegiate debut at Arkansas (8/31), completing 2-of-3 passes for 18 yards ... also completed both passes for 10 yards vs. Nicholls State (9/14) and was 2-for-2 for 21 yards against Texas State (10/5) ... played the last 20 minutes against ULM (11/30), completing 10-of-14 passes for 126 yards and a 25-yard touchdown pass to Jamal Robinson ... earned first letter. 2012 (Redshirt): Redshirted while practicing with the quarterbacks ... traveled for games at North Texas (10/16) and Florida (11/10) as the No. 3 quarterback but did not see any game action. High School: Honorable mention Class 5A all-state selection by the Texas Sports Writer’s Association as a senior at Katy High, playing for coach Gary Joseph ... helped lead team to a 41-3 record over his final three seasons, including a 27-3 mark as a starter ... threw for 1,991 yards and 31 touchdowns his senior season to earn District MVP honors ... led Katy to a 12-1 record and the regional finals as a senior ... received all-district kudos after guiding team to a 13-1 record and the state quarterfinals as a junior ... was a member of the team that won the state title as a freshman in 2008 ... a three-star prospect by Rivals. com ... rated No. 143 nationally and 20th in Texas by MaxPreps and the No. 71 QB by ESPN Scout Inc. Personal: Born Nov. 16, 1993 in Lawrence, Kansas ... son of Kalum and Leslie Haack ... has one older sister, Matte, who was an all-region softball player for the Ragin’ Cajuns (2011-12) ... was active as a peer mentor and a member of the National Honor Society in high school ... volunteered time reading to kids and helping out as a youth sports coach ... marketing major. HAACK’S SINGLE GAME HIGHS Rush attempts: 8, at South Alabama, Dec. 7, 2013 Rush yards: 7, ULM, Nov. 30, 2013 (3 carries) Long rush: 7, at Arkansas, Aug. 31, 2013 Pass attempts: 14, ULM, Nov. 30, 2013; at South Alabama, Dec. 7, 2013 Pass completions: 10, ULM, Nov. 30, 2013; Louisiana Tech, Sept. 6, 2014 Pass yards: 126, ULM, Nov. 30, 2013 Long pass: 42, ULM, Nov. 30, 2013 Pass TDs: 1, three times Had intercepted: 1, at South Alabama, Dec. 7, 2013 Total offense attempts: 22, at South Alabama, Dec. 7, 2013 Total offense yards: 133, ULM, Nov. 30, 2013

2014 (Junior): Versatile special teams member appeared in all 13 games for the Ragin’ Cajuns, serving as the holder on all placements while serving as the team’s long snapper on the punting unit ... was perfect in handling all 78 snaps on extra points and field goals during the season while successfully handling all 59 snaps in the punt game ... earned second letter. 2013 (Sophomore): Served as the holder on all placements during all 13 games, successfully handling all 71 snaps during the year ... completed a pass on a fake field goal for a 1-yard loss at Akron (9/21) ... earned first letter. 2012 (Freshman): Did not see any game action while practicing with the specialists on the special teams as a deep snapper and holder. 2011 (Redshirt): Joined the team as a walk-on and redshirted. High School: Second-team all-district pick as a senior at Carencro High ... fouryear starter in high school, playing on the defensive line while also handling the long snapping chores ... helped team to a district title as a freshman as part of a 9-3 season ... also lettered three times in baseball, playing third base and catcher ... earned first team all-state honors as a senior in baseball and was a three-time all-district choice, including first team accolades as a junior and senior.

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HAACK’S CAREER STATS PASSING G Att Cmp Int Yds TD Lg Pct Avg/P Avg/G Effic 2013 5 35 21 1 224 1 42 60.0 6.4 44.8 117.5 2014 6 23 20 0 179 2 30 87.0 7.8 29.8 181.0 Total 11 58 41 1 403 3 42 70.7 6.9 36.6 142.7

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2015 LOUISIANA RAGIN’ CAJUNS FOOTBALL HAACK’S CAREER STATS (Continued) RUSHING G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G 2013 5 14 -1 0 7 -0.1 -0.2 2014 6 7 9 0 7 1.3 1.5 Total 11 20 8 0 7 0.4 0.7 TOTAL OFFENSE 2013 2014 Total

72 Grant Horst OL • 6-5 • 281 • So. Spanish Fort, Ala. Spanish Fort HS

G Rush Pass Total Avg/G 5 -1 224 223 44.6 6 9 179 188 31.3 11 8 423 431 38.5

2014 (Freshman): Reserve offensive lineman appeared in six games for the Ragin’ Cajuns ... made appearances in home games against Southern (8/30) and Louisiana Tech (9/6), and in road games at Texas State (10/14), New Mexico State (11/8), ULM (11/15) and Troy (11/29). 2013 (Redshirt): Redshirted while practicing with the offensive linemen. High School: First team all-region choice as a senior at Spanish Fort High, playing for coach Mark Freeman ... was the anchor of an offensive line that helped Spanish Fort go 14-1 and win the state title, averaging 48 points a game ... also earned all-city honors ... two-year starter, playing on team that went 9-4 during his junior campaign ... also lettered during his junior year in basketball ... twostar recruit by Scout.com. Personal: Born June 23, 1995 in Nashville, Tenn. ... the son of Mike and Debbie Horst ... has one older brother (Garrett) ... a marketing major.

Jared Johnson

WR • 6-5 • 215 • Jr. Minden, La. Minden HS 2014 (Sophomore): Made an appearance in all 13 games for the Ragin’ Cajuns, earning the starting nod in games at Ole Miss (9/13) and Nevada (12/20) ... caught 10 passes on the season for 96 yards and three touchdowns ... opened the season with seven receptions and a touchdown in his first three games ... caught a pair of passes for 24 yards and a touchdown in the Ragin’ Cajuns season opener against Southern (8/30) ... came back the following week to grab a season-high three passes against Louisiana Tech (9/6) before recording two receptions at Ole Miss ... grabbed touchdown passes of 5 and 9 yards in the Ragin’ Cajuns Sun Belt Conference win at New Mexico State (11/8) ... added a 14-yard reception against Appalachian State (11/22) ... earned second letter. 2013 (Freshman): Promising young receiver who played in 10 games, making one start ... caught six passes for 65 yards. . . opened year with two catches for 18 yards at Arkansas (8/31) ... earned a situational start at Kansas State (9/7), making one catch for three yards ... added two grabs for 35 yards at Texas State (10/5), including a career-long 27-yard effort ... also had one catch for nine yards vs. Nicholls State (9/14) ... earned first letter. 2012 (Redshirt): Redshirted during his initial season with the Cajuns ... tabbed the most improved player among skill players during off-season conditioning ... caught five passes for 84 yards in the spring game. High School: First team all-state choice as a senior at Minden High, playing for coach Randy Peters ... made 59 catches for 1,130 yards and 12 TDs as a senior, earning all-area and all-district kudos for the second straight season ... lettered three times in football and twice in both basketball and tennis ... helped team to a 51-14 record in two basketball seasons and played on a pair of tennis teams that advanced to the regionals ... rated as a two-star prospect on Scout. com. Personal: Born Feb. 3, 1994 in Pine Bluff, Ark. ... the son of Kreesha Bennett ... has two younger sisters (Ciara Snelling & Paige Bennett) ... was a member of the Nature Club and Future Business Leaders of America in high school ... helped the community as part of the Kudos Club ... an exercise science major.

23 Darius Hoggins RB • 5-7 • 176 • So. Coconut Creek, Fla. Monarch HS 2014 (Freshman): Played in nine games as a reserve running back and special teams member ... saw limited time at running back, finishing with 21 yards yards on five carries with a touchdown in a Sun Belt Conference win at New Mexico State (11/8) ... scored his first career touchdown against NMSU as he capped off an eight-play, 53-yard drive in the fourth quarter with a 3-yard run ... also recorded two tackles during the season on the Ragin’ Cajuns kickoff coverage ... returned a kickoff 29 yards against Appalachian State (11/22) ... rushed for 29 yards on five carries in the annual Red-White Spring Game. 2013 (Redshirt): Redshirted while practicing with the wide receivers corps. High School: Third team all-state pick by the Associated Press as a senior at Monarch High, playing for coach Calvin Davis ... rushed for 1,191 yards and 16 touchdowns as a senior, adding a pair of touchdowns on kick returns ... first team All-Broward County after helping team to an 8-3 record as a senior ... owns a 4.4 time in the 40-yard dash ... played in the Dolphins Dade vs. Broward All-Star game. Personal: Born July 31, 1994 in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. ... son of Ronnie Hoggins and Alison Jones ... is one of six children, having three brothers (Dante Jones, Ronnie Hoggins & Deriko Herrian) and two sisters (Kaitlyn & Kayla Hoggins) ... majoring in sports management. HOGGINS’ SINGLE GAME HIGHS Points Scored: 6, at New Mexico State, Nov. 8, 2014 Touchdowns: 1, at New Mexico State, Nov. 8, 2014 Rush attempts: 5, at New Mexico State, Nov. 8, 2014 Rush yards: 21, at New Mexico State, Nov. 8, 2014 (5 carries) Rush TDs: 1, at New Mexico State, Nov. 8, 2014 Long rush: 9, at New Mexico State, Nov. 8, 2014 Kick returns: 1, vs. Appalachian State, Nov. 15, 2014 Kick return yards: 29, vs. Appalachian State, Nov. 15, 2014 Long kick return: 29, vs. Appalachian State, Nov. 15, 2014

JOHNSON’ S SINGLE GAME HIGHS Points Scored: 12, at New Mexico State, Nov. 8, 2014 Touchdowns: 2, at New Mexico State, Nov. 8, 2014 Receptions: 3, Louisiana Tech, Sept. 6, 2014 Receiving Yards: 35, Texas State, Oct. 5, 2013 Receiving TDs: 2, at New Mexico State, Nov. 8, 2014 Long reception: 27, Texas State, Oct. 5, 2013

HOGGINS’ CAREER STATS RUSHING G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G 2013 9 5 21 1 9 2.6 4.2

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JOHNSON’S CAREER STATS RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G 2013 11 6 65 0 27 0.5 10.8 5.9 2014 12 10 96 3 14 0.8 9.6 8.0 Total 23 16 161 3 27 0.7 10.0 7.0

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G No. Yds TD Lg Avg/R Avg/G 13 1 20 0 20 20.0 1.5 13 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 26 1 20 0 20 20.0 0.8

98 Ladarrius Kidd DL • 6-3 • 300 • R-Fr. Gulfport, Miss. Harrison Central HS

97 Sherard Johnson DL • 6-8 • 374 • So. Lake Forest, Fla. Hallandale HS 2014: (Sophomore): Made two appearances on the defensive line for the Ragin’ Cajuns, earning playing time against Louisiana Tech (9/6) and Ole Miss (9/13) ... did not record any statistics. 2013 (Freshman): Appeared in three games as a freshman … saw playing time against Arkansas, Nicholls State and Texas State … did not record any statistics. High School: Lettered in football for head coach Dameon Jones at Lake Forest’s Hallandale High School. Personal: Born July 12, 1992 in Hialeah, Fla. … the son of Edlemon Johnson and Lorna Blake … is one of seven children … nickname is “Big Show” ... majoring in general studies.

20 Dominick Jones DB • 5-11 • 189 • Jr. New Orleans, La. St. Augustine HS 2014 (Sophomore): Played in all 13 games for the Ragin’ Cajuns, earning starts in the first three games of the season ... posted 14 tackles, including 12 solos ... recorded a season-high four stops in games against Southern (8/30) and Ole Miss (9/13) ... made three solo tackles against Louisiana Tech (9/6) ... added a pair of tackles at ULM (11/15) and one stop at New Mexico State (11/8) ... earned second letter. 2013 (Freshman): Reserve defensive back and special teams performer in all 13 games ... had four tackles, three of which came on special teams ... had single tackles at Kansas State (9/7), Nicholls State (9/14), WKU (10/15) and Arkansas State (10/22) ... picked up his first career interception at KSU ... earned first letter. 2012 (Redshirt): Joined the team for summer workouts and sat out the season as a redshirt ... practiced with the defensive backs ... completed the 2013 spring season by making three tackles in the spring game. High School: Honorable mention all-state and first team all-district as a senior at St. Augustine High, playing for coach David Johnson ... made 40 tackles with three interceptions as a senior, receiving the team’s defensive skill player of the year ... helped St. Aug to a 26-8 record in his three seasons, winning a district title as a senior ... lettered as a freshman in baseball, playing shortstop, third base and pitcher ... rated as a three-star prospect by ESPN Scout Inc. ... ranked as the No. 76 cornerback in the nation by ESPN Scout Inc. Personal: Born Nov. 1, 1994 in New Orleans ... son of David Jones and Gia Soublet ... has one older brother (David, III) and one younger sister (Angela) ... graduated from high school with honors ... was active in the Future Business Leaders of America ... architecture major.

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2014 (Redshirt): Sat out the season as a redshirt ... member of the scout team. High School: First team all-region choice as a senior at Harrison Central High, playing for coach Steve Jones ... honorable mention all-south ... had 23 tackles (16 solo) as a junior, adding a pair of quarterback sacks, caused three fumbles and had a safety ... a two-star recruit by Scout.com and a two-star prospect ranked no. 49 in Mississippi by 247Sports. Personal: Born December 25, 1995 in Monroeville, Ala. ... the son of Clifton and Monica Clark ... has one brother, Immanuel ... enjoys hunting and fishing in his spare time ... majoring in mechanical engineering.

92 Taboris Lee DL • 6-2 • 284 • So. Ackerman, Miss. Choctaw County HS 2014 (Freshman): Appeared in all 13 games as a true freshman for the Ragin’ Cajuns ... earned his first career start in the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl against Nevada (12/20) ... recorded 16 tackles on the season with three stops for loss, one sack, one forced fumble and one quarterback hurry ... recorded a season-high three tackles in the Ragin’ Cajuns first two home games against Southern (8/30) and Louisiana Tech (9/6) ... added a tackle for loss and a forced fumble against Tech ... had two tackles and a 9-yard sack in the regularseason finale at Troy (11/29) ... posted two tackles in games againt Georgia State (10/4) and ULM (11/15) ... added single tackles in games against Ole Miss (9/13), New Mexico State (11/8), Appalachian State (11/22) and Nevada ... earned first letter. High School: Two-time all-state selection at Ackerman High, playing for coach Adam Dillinger … had 61 tackles (46 solo) as a senior, making four TFL with two sacks to help team to an 8-4 record … was named second team all-state and the region defensive player of the year after recording 64 tackles as a junior (52 solo) … added 39 tackles as a sophomore and finished career with 172 stops (132 solo) with five fumble recovered and three sacks in 41 games … was 12for-19 on extra point attempts as a junior … selected to play in the 10th Annual Subway High School All-Star game … competed in the shot put in track … a two star recruit by each of the three major services. Personal: Born December 10, 1995 in Starkville, Miss. … the son of Antonio and Hazel Lee … has one brother, Devonte, and one sister, Iasia … is undeclared on his academic major. LEE’S SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 3, Southern, Aug. 30, 2014; Louisiana Tech, Sept. 6, 2014 Tackles for loss: 1.0, three times Sacks: 1.0, at Troy, Nov. 29, 2014 Fumbles forced: 1, Louisiana Tech, Sept. 6, 2014 LEE’S CAREER STATS TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Yds PBU FF FR 2014 13 14 2 16 3.0 16 1.0 9 0 1 0

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LB • 6-0 • 230 • Jr. Patterson, La. Patterson HS

DB • 6-0 • 177 • So. Miami, Fla. North Miami HS

2014 (Sophomore): Missed the first six games of the season before making his debut in a nationallytelevised contest against Arkansas State … played in the final seven games and earning four starts on the season … recorded 29 tackles (18 solo, 11 assists) with one tackle for loss and one fumble recovery … registered a season-high seven tackles with a tackle for loss in regular-season finale at Troy (11/29) … earned first career start against South Alabama (11/1), finishing with four tackles in a 19-9 victory … posted six tackles at New Mexico State (11/8) and five against Appalachian State (11/22) … had three tackles and a fumble recovery in Sun Belt Conference win at ULM (11/15) … earned first letter. 2013 (Freshman): Did not play. 2012 (Redshirt): Joined the program for summer workouts and redshirted during the season to maintain his freshman eligibility … named the Scout Team Special Teams Player of the Year. High School: Two-time first team all-state selection at Patterson High, playing for coach Tommy Minton … made 134 tackles with three interceptions, five forced fumbles, three fumbles and two touchdowns as a senior en route to being named district MVP and received first team all-district mention for the third straight season … helped team to a 34-7 record during his three seasons, finishing second in the state as a junior … also lettered three times in basketball, helping team to a 56-10 record and two trips to the state quarterfinals in his last two seasons … earned all-district honors three times, including first team honors as a junior and senior. . . rated as a two-star prospect by ESPN Scout Inc. … was the No. 70 inside linebacker in the nation. Personal: Born in Patterson, La. … son of Norman and Sharese Lightfoot … is one of four children, having one brother (Norman) and two sisters (Sidtrelle & Nia) … sport management major.

2014 (Freshman): Made appearances in four of the Ragin’ Cajuns final five games of the season, seeing action in both the secondary and special teams ... credited with nine tackles and one forced fumble on the season ... recorded six tackles, including five solos, in the regular-season finale at Troy (11/29) ... stopped the Trojans’ opening drive of the ballgame when he forced a fumble by Khary Franklin that was recovered by Jake Molbert at the UL 22 ... posted a pair of tackles against Appalachian State (11/22) and added one unassisted stop against Nevada (12/20) in the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl. 2013 (Redshirt): Redshirted as a member of the defensive back group. High School: Ranked No. 16 in the Miami Herald list of the top Miami-Dade County recruits as a senior at North Miami Senior, playing for coach Ed Williams ... recorded 31 tackles (24 solo) with an interception as a senior ... played in both the Nike Dade vs. Broward and the Dolphins Under Armor All-Star games ... had 49 tackles with an interception as a junior ... three-star recruit by Rivals.com, 247Sports and ESPN.com. ... lettered four times in football and twice in track ... honorable mention all-state selection in track as a senior after finishing 12th in the 400 meters as a senior and helping team to a second place finish ... owns top track times of 12.36 in the 100 meters, 23.31 in the 200 meters and 49.95 in the 400 meters. Personal: Born July 17, 1994 in Miami, Fla. ... the son of Cerv and Evelyn McCollum ... is the youngest of three children, having two brothers (Jermico King & Eric McCollum) ... was active in the 5000 Role Models club in high school ... majoring in sports management. M COLLUM’S SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 6, at Troy, Nov. 29, 2014 Fumbles forced: 1, at Troy, Nov. 29, 2014

LIGHTFOOT’S SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 7, at Troy, Nov. 29, 2014 Tackles for loss: 1.0, at Troy, Nov. 29, 2014 Fumbles recovered: 1, at ULM, Nov. 15, 2014 TACKLES 2014

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LIGHTFOOT’S CAREER STATS G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Yds PBU FF FR 7 18 11 29 1.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 1

35 Chaiziere Malbrue LB • 6-2 • 209 • R-Fr. Carencro, La. Westminster Christian Academy

15 Elijah McGuire RB • 5-11 • 208 • Jr. Houma, La. Vandebilt Catholic HS • 2015 Maxwell Award Watch List • 2015 Hornung Award Watch List • 2014 Sun Belt Conference Player of the Year • 2014 Sun Belt Conference Offensive Player of the Year • 2014 Louisiana Sports Writers Association Offensive Player of the Year • 2014 First-Team All-Louisiana • Sun Belt Conference Player of the Week (Offense - 10.27.14) • LSWA Player of the Week (Offense - 10.27.14) • CFPA National Running Back of the Week (10.27.14) • 2013 First-Team All-Sun Belt Conference • 2013 Sun Belt Conference Freshman of the Year • 2013 FWAA Freshman All-America • 2013 LSWA Freshman of the Year • 2013 Second-Team All-Louisiana

2014 (Redshirt): Joined the team as a walk-on and spent the year as a member of the scout team ... redshirt season. High School: A three-sport athlete at Westminster Christian Academy where he excelled in football, basketball and track ... helped the Crusaders to three district titles and three appearances in the Class 1A state playoffs ... named first-team All-District 6-1A his final two seasons ... recorded 78 tackles (47 solo) with 15.5 sacks on defense and caught 19 passes for 351 yards on offense as a senior ... earned the team’s Outstanding Defensive End Award as a senior ... a four-time all-district and All-St. Landry Parish selection in basketball. Personal: Born April 15, 1995 in Lafayette ... the son of Mark and Caroline Malbrue ... has one brother, Princeton ... parents are UL graduates ... majoring in petroleum engineering.

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M COLLUM’S CAREER STATS G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Yds PBU FF FR 4 8 1 9 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 1 0

2014 (Sophomore): Named as the Sun Belt Conference Player of the Year and the Offensive Player of the Year ... tabbed as the Offensive Player of the Year by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association ... rushed for a team-high 1,264 yards and 14 touchdowns, ranking fourth in school history for most yards in a season and tied for fourth in touchdowns … among NCAA individuals, finished 29th nationally in rushing yards, 34th in rushing yards per game (97.2), 19th in all-purpose yards (1,848), tied for 21st in rushing touchdowns and third in yards per carry (7.61) ... team’s leading receiver with 45 catches … joined former quarterbacks Brian Mitchell (1989), Michael Desormeaux (2007-08) and running back Tyrell Fenroy (2005-08) as the only players in school history to rush for 1,000 yards in a season … increased his career rushing total to 2,127 yards,

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RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G 2013 13 22 384 3 80 1.7 17.5 29.5 2014 13 45 468 2 62 3.5 10.4 36.0 Total 26 67 852 5 80 2.6 12.7 32.8 SCORING G TD Rush Rec Retn PAT 2PAT FG Total Avg/G 2013 13 11 8 3 0 0 0 0 66 5.1 2014 13 16 14 2 0 0 0 0 96 7.4 Total 26 27 22 5 0 0 0 0 162 6.2 PUNT RETURNS G No. Yds TD Lg Avg/R Avg/G 2013 13 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 2014 13 15 116 0 26 7.7 8.9 Total 25 15 116 0 26 7.7 8.9

22 Reginald Miles DB • 5-8 • 178 • So. Alexandria, La. Peabody Magnet HS 2014 (Freshman): Appeared in six games during the season where he contributed on special teams ... credited with six tackles on the season on the Ragin’ Cajuns kickoff coverage team ... made a season-high two tackles in his debut against Georgia State (10/4) ... added stops against Arkansas State (10/21), South Alabama (11/1) and ULM (11/15) ... earned first letter. 2013 (Redshirt): Joined the team in March and took part in spring practice. High School: First team all-district choice as a junior at Peabody Magnet High, playing for coach Phillip Payne ... lettered four times in football in high school, totalling 160 tackles, 15 sacks and a pair of forced fumbles. Personal: Born Aug. 29, 1994 in Alexandria, La. ... the son of Reginald Miles, Sr. and Amanda Vaughn ... is the cousin of former Ragin’ Cajuns receiver Darryl Surgent ... an exercise science major. MILES’ SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 2, Georgia State, Oct. 4, 2014 TACKLES 2014

MILES’ CAREER STATS G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Yds PBU FF FR 6 5 0 5 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0

35 Sterling Miller LS • 6-0 • 212 • R-Fr. Lafayette, La. Lafayette Christian Academy 2014 (Redshirt): Joined the team as a walk-on during the fall and earned a redshirt. High School: A two-sport letterwinner at Lafayette Christian Academy ... was a tight and and deep snapper for the Knights as a senior ... named to the all-district team ... also lettered two years in basketball, playing for former UL basketball standout Byron Starks ... helped LCA to a two-year record of 60-14 ... a two-time honorable mention alldistrict selection in basketball. Personal: Born Nov. 24, 1996 in Lafayette ... the son of Jay and Tessy Miller ... has four brothers (Ryan, Jansen, Micah, Britt) ... both parents are UL graduates ... a business management major.

M GUIRE’S CAREER STATS RUSHING G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G 2013 13 103 863 8 70 8.4 66.4 2014 13 166 1264 14 75 7.6 97.2 Total 26 269 2217 22 75 7.9 81.8

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49 Stephen Morella LS • 5-11 • 231 • Jr. Lafayette, La. Lafayette HS 2014 (Sophomore): Took over the snapping duties on all field goal and extra point placements after the loss of reliable letterwinner John Broussard following the 2013 campaign ... appeared in all 13 games for the Ragin’ Cajuns ... was perfect on all 68 attempts during the season ... earned first letter. 2013 (Freshman): Did not see action during the season as a reserve deep snapper. 2012 (Redshirt): Joined the team as a walk-on at the start of preseason camp and redshirted ... worked with the specialists as a long snapper. High School: First team all-district selection as a junior at Lafayette High, playing for coaches Mark Barousse and Jay Domengeaux ... three-year regular in the lineup as a defensive end and long snapper ... was injured during his senior year ... named to the Louisiana High School offensive team by Louisiana High School Magazine as a senior ... member of Chris Rubio long snapping top recruit class of 2012. Personal: Born Dec. 28, 1993 in Lafayette, La. ... the son of Robert and Leslie Morella ... has one brother (Michael) and three sisters (Lauren, Anne Marie & Claire) ... an accounting major.

NIXON’S SINGLE GAME HIGHS Rush attempts: 7, vs. Tulane, Dec. 21, 2013 Rush yards: 29, vs. Tulane, Dec. 21, 2013 (7 carries) Long rush: 11, vs. Tulane, Dec. 21, 2013 Pass attempts: 9, at South Alabama, Dec. 7, 2013 Pass completions: 4, at South Alabama, Dec. 7, 2013 Pass yards: 94, at South Alabama, Dec. 7, 2013 Long pass: 47, at South Alabama, Dec. 7, 2013 Pass TDs: 1, at South Alabama, Dec. 7, 2013 Had intercepted: 1, at South Alabama, Dec. 7, 2013 Total offense attempts: 11, at South Alabama, Dec. 7, 2013 Total offense yards: 99, at South Alabama, Dec. 7, 2013 NIXON’S CAREER STATS PASSING G Att Cmp Int Yds TD Lg Pct Avg/P Avg/G Effic 2013 13 12 6 1 108 1 47 50.0 9.0 8.3 136.4 2014 6 1 1 0 1 0 1 100.0 1.0 0.2 108.4 Total 19 13 7 1 109 1 47 53.8 8.4 5.7 134.3

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RUSHING G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G 2013 13 9 34 0 11 3.8 2.6 2014 6 2 9 0 5 4.5 1.5 Total 19 11 43 0 7 3.9 2.3

QB • 6-1 • 195 • So. River Ridge, La. John Curtis Christian

17 Lance Pace

2014: (Rreshman): Did not see action for the Ragin’ Cajuns ... served on the scout team. 2013 (Redshirt): Spent the season as a redshirt. High School: Combined for 1,500 yards of total offense as a senior at John Curtis … threw for 18 touchdowns as the Patriots’ starting quarterback … was part of a Patriot program that produced a four-year record of 53-3, a pair of Class 2A state titles, two state runner-up finishes, and the consensus 2012 high school national championship. Personal: Born October 2, 1994 in New Orleans … the son of Christine and Norman Anthony … has three brothers – Jordan (twin), Dru and Drake … majoring in kinesiology.

WR • 5-9 • 179 • Jr. Lumberton, Texas Lumberton HS 2014 (Sophomore): Injured during fall camp and did not see playing time. 2013 (Freshman): Saw action in three games as a reserve wide receiver ... caught two passes for 10 yards against Nicholls State (9/14) ... earned first letter. 2012 (Redshirt): Made the squad as a walk-on, joining the team at the start of summer conditioning ... redshirted while practicing with the receivers ... finished spring practice by making nine catches for 87 yards and a touchdown in the spring game. High School: Second team all-district choice as a junior at Lumberton High, playing for coach Alvin Credeur ... made 27 catches for 467 yards and six touchdowns as a junior ... also had 23 tackles with two interceptions on defense ... played just three games during his senior year, making eight grabs for 124 yards and a score ... was a finalist for the Willy Ray Smith Award, which goes to the area MVP ... earned 10 letters in high school, three each in football, track and baseball and one in soccer. Personal: Born March 16, 1993 in Groves, Texas ... son of Curtis and Lydia Pace ... is the third of four children, having three brothers (Lee, Logan & Clint) ... is active in the FCA ... exercise science major.

Jalen Nixon

QB • 6-2 • 226 • Jr. Lafayette, La. Carencro HS 2014 (Sophomore): Reserve quarterback and special teams member missed the team’s first six games ... played in six of the Ragin’ Cajuns final seven games down the stretch ... rushed twice for nine yards in his season debut against Arkansas State (10/21) ... completed his only pass of the year with a 1-yard completion at ULM (11/15) ... member of the punt coverage team ... credited with one tackle in Sun Belt Conference win at New Mexico State (11/8) ... earned second letter. 2013 (Freshman): Reserve quarterback and special teams performer in every game ... served primarily as the protector on the punt team during the season. . . threw an incompletion and had a nine-yard kickoff return at Kansas State (9/7) ... came off the bench at South Alabama (12/7) to complete 4 of 9 passes for 94 yards, including a 47-yard touchdown to Ricky Johnson ... also rushed twice for five yards ... split time at quarterback with Terrance Broadway in the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl against Tulane (12/21) completing both passes he threw for 14 yards ... also rushed for 29 yards on seven carriers including and was key in the Cajuns final drive of the game eating up 5:45 on nine plays ... earned first letter. 2012 (Redshirt): Joined the team for summer workouts and was redshirted. High School: First team all-state honoree as a senior at Carencro High, playing

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vs. Arkansas State (10/23) ... set career-highs for carries (13) and yards (72) at ULM (11/3) ... matched career-high of 72 yards on just five carries vs. Western Kentucky (11/17), scoring touchdowns on runs of 18 and 15 yards ... carried twice for 10 yards vs. East Carolina in the New Orleans Bowl ... earned first letter. 2011 (Redshirt): Sat out the season as a redshirt, retaining his freshman eligibility. High School: Two-time first team all-state selection at John Curtis High, playing for legendary coach J.T. Curtis ... three-time all-district choice and twice named all-metro ... totaled 3,260 yards on 268 carries in his career, helping team to a 49-4 record and state championships as a junior and senior ... gained 1,126 yards on 89 rushes as a senior, 1,326 yards (101 carries) as a junior and 768 yards in 78 attempts as a sophomore ... holds the rare distinction of setting the record for longest run from scrimmage in a state championship game with an 80-yard burst as a junior and setting the record for longest kickoff return with an 89-yard effort as a senior ... in addition to four football letters, also lettered twice in track, competing on team that won the state indoor and outdoor team titles as a junior and senior. Personal: Born Dec. 12, 1992 in New Orleans, La. ... son of Ronald and Gail Pierce ... has one younger brother (Tariq) ... aspires to be a physical therapist after graduation ... exercise science major.

Otha Peters

LB • 6-2 • 228 • Jr. Covington, La. Covington HS/Arkansas 2014: Sat out the season in order to fulfill the NCAA Transfer Rule ... will have two years of eligbility remaining. 2013 (Sophomore - at Arkansas): Saw action in seven games, registering nine tackles and two pass breakups ... contributed one tackle to Arkansas’ 24-3 victory vs. Southern Miss ... at Rutgers, recorded two tackles and two pass breakups ... to open conference play the following week, made two tackles vs. No. 10 Texas A&M ... recorded a season-high three tackles vs. No. 14 South Carolina ... at No. 1 Alabama, made one tackle ... ended the season with appearances vs. No. 8 Auburn and at No. 15 LSU 2012 (Freshman - at Arkansas): Appeared in 10 games and started the final three games of his true freshman campaign ... named to the SEC All-Freshman Team after recording 32 tackles, 0.5 for loss with 0.5 sack, and two quarterback hurries ... made a career-high eight tackles and added one quarterback hurry in the first start of his career at No. 12 South Carolina ... matched that same stat line the next week with eight tackles and one quarterback hurry at Mississippi State ... saw action in the season-opening 49-24 win vs. Jacksonville State and vs. No. 1 Alabama before making his first collegiate tackle vs. Rutgers ... made five tackles in a 24-7 victory at Auburn and recorded four tackles vs. Ole Miss ... registered four tackles, 0.5 sack for a loss of three yards, in the 19-15 win vs. Tulsa ... in the season’s final game vs. No. 8 LSU, made two tackles High School: The Defensive MVP and the National Linebacker of the Year at the Offense-Defense All-American Bowl held at Cowboys Stadium and was a two-time all-district selection at Covington ... ranked as the No. 6 inside linebacker in the country, the No. 4 overall player in Louisiana and the 126th overall prospect in the nation by Rivals.com, while 247Sports.com ranked him No. 5 overall in the state and the No. 13 outside linebacker in the country ... recorded 153 tackles, including 7.5 sacks, and earned a spot on the Class 5A allstate team as a senior after helping Covington finish the 2011 season 7-4 with an appearance in the state playoffs ... in 2010, he made 104 tackles and helped the Lions reach the state playoffs ... made his varsity debut as a sophomore in 2009 ... was coached at Covington by Malter Scobel. Personal: Born Feb. 27, 1994 ... is the son of Shelia Peters and the late Otha Peters.

PIERCE’S SINGLE GAME HIGHS Points Scored: 12, WKU, Nov. 17, 2012; Nicholls State, Sept. 14, 2013 Touchdowns: 2, WKU, Nov. 17, 2012; Nicholls State, Sept. 14, 2013 Rush attempts: 13, at ULM, Nov. 3, 2012 Rush yards: 74, Nicholls State, Sept. 14, 2013 (12 carries) Rush TDs: 2, WKU, Nov. 17, 2012; Nicholls State, Sept. 14, 2013 Long rush: 29, at ULM, Nov. 3, 2012; WKU, Nov. 17, 2012 Receptions: 3, Southern, Aug. 30, 2014; at Boise State, Sept. 20, 2014 Receiving Yards: 22, at FAU, Dec. 1, 2012 Long reception: 13,at FAU, Dec. 1, 2012 Total touches: 13, at ULM, Nov. 3, 2012 Total offensive yards: 74, Nicholls State, Sept. 14, 2013 PIERCE’S CAREER STATS RUSHING G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G 2012 11 49 263 3 29 5.4 23.9 2013 13 40 188 2 19 4.7 14.5 2014 6 11 43 0 11 3.9 7.2 Total 30 100 494 5 29 4.9 16.5 RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G 2012 11 2 22 0 13 0.2 11.0 2.0 2013 13 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0.0 2014 6 9 60 0 12 1.5 6.7 10.0 Total 30 11 82 0 13 0.4 7.5 2.7

25 Torrey Pierce RB • 5-9 • 171 • Jr. River Ridge, La. John Curtis Christian 2014 (Junior): Played in the first six games of the season before suffering a season-ending injury at Texas State ... all-purpose back gained 43 yards on 11 carries during the season with nine receptions for 60 yards ... returned three kickoffs for 72 yards and added a 9-yard punt return ... made a pair of tackles on the Ragin’ Cajuns special teams ... rushed for 15 yards on four carries and caught three passes for 21 yards in season-opener against Southern (8/30) ... gained 13 yards in games against Boise State (9/20) and Georgia State (10/4) ... caught a seasonhigh three passes against Southern and Boise State ... averaged 26.0 yards on a pair of kickoff returns against Louisiana Tech (9/6) ... rushed for 13 yards and grabbed a pair of receptions against Georgia State ... earned third letter. 2013 (Sophomore): Served as the fourth running back in a talented backfield, seeing time in all 13 games including starts against Nicholls State and ULM ... also saw action on special teams ... carried 40 times for 188 yards and two touchdowns ... rushed six times for 42 yards at Kansas State (9/7) ... carried 12 times for a career-high 74 yards including touchdown runs of 7 and 2 yards vs. Nicholls State (9/14) ... gained 24 yards on seven carries at Akron ... picked up 19 yards on six carries in win at Arkansas State (10/22) ... earned second letter. 2012 (Freshman): Came off the bench to see action in the final 11 games of the year ... one of three primary running backs and also saw time on special teams ... did not play in the first two games ... carried 49 times for 263 yards and three touchdowns ... also caught two passes for 22 yards and returned a pair of kickoffs for 23 yards ... made his debut by carrying five times for 12 yards at Oklahoma State (9/15) ... scored his first career touchdown on a five-yard run

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2015 LOUISIANA RAGIN’ CAJUNS FOOTBALL PRATER’S SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 4, South Alabama, Nov. 1, 2014 Tackles for loss: 1.5, at WKU, Oct. 15, 2013 Sacks: 1.0, Lamar, Sept. 1, 2012; at WKU, Oct. 15, 2013 Fumbles recovered: 1, Appalachian State, Nov. 22, 2014

30 T.J. Posey LB • 6-0 • 242 • So. Gadsden, Ala. Gadsden City HS

PRATER’S CAREER STATS TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Yds PBU FF FR 2012 5 1 0 1 1.0 8 1.0 8 0 0 0 2013 13 6 8 14 3.0 24 1.5 12 0 0 0 2014 10 6 7 13 0.0 0 0.5 0 0 0 1 Total 28 13 15 28 4.0 32 3.0 20 0 0 1

2014 (Freshman): Played in all 13 games for the Ragin’ Cajuns as a true freshman, earning starts in games against Boise State (9/20), Georgia State (10/4) and Nevada (12/20) ... recorded 27 tackles with three stops for loss on the season ... capped off his inaugural season with the Ragin’ Cajuns with a season-high six tackles against Nevada in the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl ... added five tackles and a pass breakup in his first career start at Boise State ... registered three tackles in games against Louisiana Tech (9/6), Ole Miss (9/13) and Appalachian State (11/22) ... had two tackles in games at New Mexico State (11/8) and Troy (11/29) ... earned first letter. High School: Second team preseason all-state choice by Rivals.com as a senior at Gadsden City High, playing for coach Matt Scott ... also named to the AllMessenger second team and was selected to play in the Alabama-Mississippi All-Star game ... had 95 tackles with three sacks and six TFL as a junior ... rated No. 22 in the state by Rivals.com, No. 46 by 247Sports and the No. 52 overall middle linebackerby Scout.com ... graduated from high school in December and enrolled at Louisiana for Spring 2014 semester. Personal: Born on April 24, 1996 in Gadsden, Ala. ... the son of Tyrone and Phacethia Posey ... has three brothers and three sisters ... a cousin, Finesse Middleton, is a sophomore linebacker at Louisville ... majoring in Exercise Science.

70 Mykhael Quave OL • 6-5 • 294 • Sr. Gautier, Miss. Gautier HS • 2014 Second-Team All-Sun Belt Conference • 2014 Second-Team All-Louisiana • 2014 Lombardi Watch List • 2014 Preseason Second-Team All-Sun Belt Conference

2014 (Junior): Started in all 13 games at left tackle for the Ragin’ Cajuns and extended his streak of consecutive games started to 39 … a preseason SecondTeam All-Sun Belt Conference selection … named to the Lombardi Award Watch List … was joined on the list by older brother, Daniel, giving the Ragin’ POSEY’S SINGLE GAME HIGHS Cajuns the only tandem of brothers to be named to a national watch list … one Tackles: 6, vs. Nevada, Dec. 20, 2014 of the main anchors on a line that helped spark a rushing attack that ranked Tackles for loss: 1.0, three times 23rd nationally and produced the school’s fourth 1,000-yard rusher (Elijah Pass breakups: 1, at Boise State, Sept. 20, 2014 McGuire) in school history … graded at 80 percent or higher in games against Texas State, New Mexico State and Georgia State ... earned third letter. POSEY’S CAREER STATS 2013 (Sophomore): Moved from left guard to left tackle this year and started TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Yds PBU FF FR 2014 13 20 7 27 3.0 8 0.0 0 1 0 0 all 13 games ... was second on the team with 30 knock down blocks ... earned second letter. 2012 (Freshman): Started all 13 games at left guard as a redshirt freshman ... 57 newcomer on an offensive line that helped Louisiana rank second in the SBC in rushing (193.5 ypg) and allowed just 12 quarterback sacks ... earned first letter. DL • 6-5 • 258 • Sr. 2011 (Redshirt): Sat out the season during first fall to maintain freshman Starkville, Miss. eligibility. Starkville HS High School: Limited by an ankle injury as a senior at Gautier High, playing for coach Arlton Hudson ... rated a two-star prospect by Rivals.com and Scout.com 2014 (Junior): Key member of the defensive line, and was Scout.com’s No. 92 ranked TE prospect in the country ... played tight playing in 10 games during the season and earning end, offensive line and on defense ... finished junior season with 18 receptions starts against South Alabama (11/1), New Mexico State and 5 touchdowns ... also played basketball. (11/8) and ULM (11/15) ... missed games against Texas Personal: Born Dec. 1, 1992 in Gautier, Miss. ... son of Patricia and Charles State (10/14), Troy (11/29) and Nevada (12/20) ... recorded 13 tackles (6 solo) Quave ... has two brothers (Daniel and Greg) and three sisters (Chastity, Debowith 0.5 sacks, one fumble recovery and two quarterback hurries on the season rah and Patricia) ... older brother, Daniel, was a four-year letterwinner for the ... posted four stops, including three solos, in Homecoming win over South AlaCajuns (2011-14) ... industrial technology major. bama ... collected three tackles in Sun Belt Conference road win at New Mexico State ... had two tackles and two quarterback hurries in SBC road win at ULM ... recorded two tackles in games against Louisiana Tech (9/6) and Ole Miss (9/13) ... among a group of seven UL student-athletes who traveled to Haiti in June for a 12-day service trip through Mission of Hope ... earned third letter. 2013 (Sophomore): Regular member on the defensive line, playing in every game and starting one time ... had 14 tackles (6 solo) with three TFL (-24) and 1.5 quarterback sacks (-12) ... made two tackles, including a shared TFL for -2 yards at Kansas State (9/7) ... added two tackles, including a shared quarterback sack vs. Nicholls State (9/14) ... made two tackles, a 12-yard quarterback sack and a one-yard shared TFL, at WKU (10/15) ... celebrated his first career start vs. Troy (11/7), making a career-high three takcles, including one for a nine-yard loss ... earned second letter. 2012 (Freshman): Reserve defensive lineman who saw time in five games ... made lone tackle, an 8-yard quarterback sack, in season opener vs. Lamar (9/1) ... also saw time in games against Troy (9/8), at Oklahoma State (9/15), FIU (9/29) and Florida Atlantic (12/1). 2011 (Redshirt): Spent the season as a redshirt ... practiced as a member of the defensive line. High School: First team all-region choice as a senior at Starkville High, playing for coach Jamie Mitchell ... rated two-star prospect by Scout.com. Personal: Born Dec. 5, 1992 in Starkville, Miss. ... the son of Shannon Prater ... has one younger brother (Kobi) ... general studies major.

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REED’S SINGLE GAME HIGHS Points Scored: 12, South Alabama, Nov. 24, 2012 Touchdowns: 2, South Alabama, Nov. 24, 2012 Rush attempts: 17, South Alabama, Nov. 24, 2012 Rush yards: 85, Tulane, Oct. 6, 2012 (12 carries) Rush TDs: 2, South Alabama, Nov. 24, 2012 Long rush: 48, Tulane, Oct. 6, 2012 Receptions: 2, five times Receiving Yards: 36, Troy, Nov. 7, 2013 Receiving TDs: 1, Troy, Nov. 7, 2013; Louisiana Tech, Sept. 6, 2014 Long reception: 36, Troy, Nov. 7, 2013 Total touches: 17, South Alabama, Nov. 24, 2012 Total offensive yards: 107, Tulane, Oct. 6, 2012 Kick returns: 2, New Mexico State, Nov. 2, 2013 Kick return yards: 23, New Mexico State, Nov. 2, 2013 Long kick return: 20, New Mexico State, Nov. 2, 2013

Dion Ray

QB • 6-0 • 200 • Fr. New Orleans, La. Helen Cox HS One of five mid-year signees for the Ragin’ Cajuns ... enrolled at UL in January and participated in spring practice. High School: A three-star recruit by Rivals.com, Scout. com and 247Sports.com … rated as the No. 3 quarterback in the state of Louisiana, No. 27 in the South and No. 90 nationally by Scout.com … a four-time all-district selection who threw for 1,538 yards and 11 touchdowns as a junior at Helen Cox … rushed for 654 yards and 13 scores … as a sophomore, tossed for 1,385 yards and nine scores while gaining 525 yards and five TDs on the ground.

REED’S CAREER STATS RUSHING G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G 2012 13 86 414 5 48 4.8 31.9 2013 13 11 57 0 16 5.2 4.4 2014 13 28 138 1 27 4.9 10.6 Total 39 125 609 6 48 4.9 15.6

26 Effrem Reed RB • 5-8 • 214 • Sr. Geismar, La. Dutchtown HS

RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G 2012 13 8 82 0 22 0.6 10.3 6.3 2013 13 10 100 1 36 0.8 10.0 7.7 2014 13 5 44 1 20 0.4 8.8 3.4 Total 39 23 226 2 36 0.6 9.8 5.8

2014 (Junior): Veteran running back finished as fourth-leading rusher as a junior ... played in all 13 games as a reserve running back and special teams member ... gained 138 yards on 28 carries and one touchdown while catching five passes for 44 yards and a TD ... most extensive action came at New Mexico State (11/8) where he rushed for 65 yards on 11 carries with a 2-yard touchdown ... added a season-long 27-yard scamper in win at NM State ... gained 21 yards on three carries in season-opener against Southern (8/30) ... caught two passes, including a 20-yard TD from Terrance Broadway, against Louisiana Tech (9/6) ... caught a pair of passes in home finale against Appalachian State (11/22) ... gained 18 yards on seven carries in Sun Belt Conference victory at Texas State (10/14) ... earned third letter. 2013 (Sophomore): Reserve running back and special teams performer played in every game ... settled into the role of the third down back because of his blocking and receiving ability ... rushed 11 times for 57 yards during the year and caught 10 passed for 100 yards and a score ... returned three kickoffs for 26 yards ... carried three times for 18 yards vs. Nicholls State (9/14) ... added 20 yards on two carries at WKU (10/15) ... turned a short screen pass into a 36-yard touchdown vs. Troy (11/7) ... earned second letter. 2012 (Freshman): Emerged from an injury plagued 2011 season to be the Cajuns’ number two rusher, seeing action in all 13 games and starting twice ... started the mid-season home games against FIU (9/29) and Tulane (10/6) ... carried 86 times for 414 yards and five touchdowns and caught eight passes for 82 yards ... picked up 55 yards on seven carries with a touchdown in his Louisiana debut vs. Lamar (9/1) ... carried 11 times for 62 yards and a score vs. FIU and added a career-high 85 yards on 12 attempts vs. Tulane ... keyed win over South Alabama (11/24), gaining 81 yards on a career-high 17 attempts, scoring on runs of 19 and one yards ... rushed twice for three yards and caught one pass for 16 yards in the New Orleans Bowl ... earned first letter. 2011 (Redshirt): Sat out the season as a redshirt ... voted the team’s scout team offensive player of the year ... suffered a shoulder injury during conditioning drills in January, keeping him out of most spring drills ... named to the 2011-12 Sun Belt Academic Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0. High School: First team all-state choice as a senior at Dutchtown High, playing for coach Benny Saia ... also tabbed as the MVP of the Baton Rouge area after rushing 271 times for 1,926 yards and 32 touchdowns as a senior ... rated twostar prospect by Rivals.com ... ran for 962 yards with 14 touchdowns and added 423 receiving yards and seven scores as a junior. Personal: Born June 4, 1992 in Baton Rouge, La. ... son of Effrem, Sr. and Marie Reed ... has one older sister (LaTasha) ... exercise science major.

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SCORING G TD Rush Rec Retn PAT 2PAT FG Total Avg/G 2012 13 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 30 2.3 2013 13 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 6 0.5 2014 13 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 12 0.9 Total 39 8 6 2 0 0 0 0 48 1.2

31 Jerrell Richardson WR • 5-8 • 178 • Jr. Baton Rouge, La. Christian Life Academy 2014 (Sophomore): Appeared in 10 games as a member of the special teams unit ... made three tackles on the Ragin’ Cajuns kickoff coverage team ... credited with a pair of stops in team’s regular-season finale at Troy (11/29) ... added a solo tackle in road game against ULM (11/15) ... earned first letter. 2013 (Freshman): Did not see playing time. 2012 (Redshirt): Spent the season as a redshirt. High School: Three-sport athlete at Baton Rouge’s Christian Life Academy ... helped CLA to a district title and Class 1A semifinal playoff appearance as a senior after rushing for 1,600 yards with 24 touchdowns ... point guard on the Crusaders’ Class 1A state championship team in 2012 ... finished as the 100-meter champion at the 2012 LHSAA State Track and Field meet, helping CLA to the state title ... transferred to CLA in 2011 after attending Broadmoor High, where he competed in football and baseball. Personal: Born March 16, 1994 in Baton Rouge ... the son of Cherry Richardson and John Powell ... is one of eight children ... majoring in business informatics/ general studies. RICHARDSON’S SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 2, at Troy, Nov. 29, 2014 TACKLES GP UA 2014 10 2

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Al Riles

WR • 5-10 • 215 • Jr. Mandeville, La. Lakeshore HS

Jamal Robinson

WR • 6-4 • 205 • Sr. Slidell, La. Salmen HS

2014 (Sophomore): Moved to wide receiver during spring practice and finished as the team’s third-leading receiver … played in all 13 games for the Ragin’ Cajuns with 12 starts … caught 34 passes for 354 yards and a touchdown … caught a season-high eight passes for 80 yards in the Sun Belt opener against Georgia State (10/4) … made key fourth-quarter grab on Cajuns’ go-ahead scoring drive with an acrobatic 22-yard catch from Brooks Haack … recorded three receptions for a season-high 81 yards, including a season-long 29-yard grab, at Texas State (10/14) … scored on a 16-yard touchdown pass from Terrance Broadway in a Sun Belt road victory at ULM (11/15) … recorded four receptions in home finale against Appalachian State (11/22) … caught at least two passes in 11 games on the season … earned second letter. 2013 (Redshirt Freshman): Moved from the secondary to linebacker early in the season, playing every game and making five starts … finished the season tied for seventh on the team with 39 tackles (28 solo), making 3.5 TFL (-7), recovering two fumbles, forcing one fumble and intercepting one pass … played the first three games at safety, starting and making four tackles at Akron (9/21) … added four stops vs. Texas State (10/5) … made the defensive play of the year at WKU (10/15), intercepting a pass on fourth-and-goal and returning it 99 yards for a touchdown to pull the Cajuns to within 10-7 … added five tackles, including 1.5 TFL … started three straight games at linebacker starting with the game at Arkansas (10/22) … had a career-high eight tackles vs. New Mexico State (11/2) … came back to make five stops vs. Troy (10/7) … earned first letter. 2012 (Freshman): Played in three games on special teams before being sidelined with a left lower leg injury … missed the final nine games following surgery … made four tackles on special teams … had a career-high two stops vs. Troy (9/8) and single tackles vs. Lamar (9/1) and FIU (9/29). High School: First team all-district choice as a senior at Lakeshore High, playing for coach Larry Route … also tabbed second team all-district mention for his special teams play … rushed 177 times for 1,281 yards (7.3 avg.) and 24 touchdowns and passed for 987 yards and six scores, earning district MVP honors … also caught five passes for 193 yards (38.6 avg.) and two TDs … alldistrict pick as a junior … lettered three times each in football, basketball and track … ran the 100 and 200 meters in track, posting a best of 10.93 in the 100 … played in the annual Bayou Bowl, the Texas-Louisiana all-star game. Personal: Born in Covington, La. … the son of David and Diedra Blanchard … has two sisters (Jamie Riles & Tiquanna Blanchard) ... sister, Jamie, ran track at Tulane … volunteered time in high school working with the Boys & Girls Club and Special Olympics … criminal justice major.

• 2014 Biletnikoff Watch List • 2014 Preseason First-Team All-Sun Belt Conference • 2013 Second-Team All-Sun Belt Conference 2014 (Redshirt Junior): Limited to four games on the season due to knee and foot injuries ... received a medical redshirt for the 2015 season ... caught 15 passes and four touchdowns, averaging 17.3 yards per reception ... caught eight passes for 119 yards and two touchdowns in Sun Belt Conference opener against Georgia State (10/4) ... opened season with five receptions for 112 yards and a pair of TDs against Southern (8/30) ... injured in the second quarter of the Louisiana Tech game and missed games at Ole Miss (9/13) and Boise State (9/20) ... injured on the opening possession at Texas State (10/14) and missed the remainder of the year. 2013 (Junior): Second team All-Sun Belt Conference choice after ranking fourth in receiving yards and sixth in catches ... made 54 catches for 862 yards and eight touchdowns, ranking fifth in touchdowns and eighth in yards on the single-season charts ... ranked 44th nationally in touchdown receptions (8) ... had three 100-yard receiving games, giving him six in his career ... caught a career-high eight passes for 124 yards at Akron (9/21), making touchdown grabs of nine and 27 yards ... made four catches for 114 yards and two scores (24 & 4) in the next game vs. Texas State (10/5) ... made seven catches for 104 yards at Arkansas State (10/22) ... also had touchdown catches at Georgia State (11/16) and vs. ULM (10/30) ... caught four passes for 50 yards against Tulane in the New Orleans Bowl (12/21) ... earned third letter. 2012 (Sophomore): Emerged as a big play receiver, seeing action in all 13 games with three starts ... caught 26 passes for 630 yards and three touchdowns ... led team with a 24.2 average per catch and three 100-yard receiving games ... made just six catches for 164 yards in the first six games, including an 86-yard catch vs. Lamar (9/1), the longest non-scoring reception in school history ... stepped up his play when injuries limited the receiving rotation ... caught five passes for 106 yards vs. Arkansas State (10/23) ... came back the next week to make three grabs for a career-high 153 yards at ULM (11/3), including touchdowns catches of 52 and 81 yards ... made six catches for 116 yards vs. East Carolina in the New Orleans Bowl ... earned second letter. 2011 (Freshman): Played in 10 games as a reserve receiver, making seven catches for 77 yards ... did not play against either Kent State or Florida Atlantic ... made a season-high two catches for 31 yards, including a season-long of 17 yards, at Arizona (11/26) ... made single catches in five other games. High School: Earned all-state honors as a senior at Salmen High, playing for coach Jerry Leonard ... caught 84 passes for 1,021 yards and 19 touchdowns as a senior for the Spartans ... rated three-star prospect by Rivals.com ... made 48 catches for 623 yards and eight TDs as a junior. . . also started on the basketball team that won the state title his junior year ... went 26-7 an advanced to the state quarterfinals as a senior. Personal: Born Jan. 13, 1993 in New Orleans, La. ... son of Tashawn Mitchell and Joy Robinson ... has one brother (Jalil) and three sisters (Jazmon, Jenel & Jaliyah) ... criminal justice major.

RILES’ SINGLE GAME HIGHS Points Scored: 6, at WKU, Oct. 15, 2013; at ULM, Nov. 15, 2014 Touchdowns: 1, at WKU, Oct. 15, 2013; at ULM, Nov. 15, 2014 Rush attempts: 2, at Ole Miss, Sept. 13, 2014 Rush yards: 6, at Ole Miss, Sept. 13, 2014 (2 carries) Long rush: 4, at Ole Miss, Sept. 13, 2014 Receptions: 8, Georgia State, Oct. 4, 2014 Receiving Yards: 81, at Texas State, Oct. 14, 2014 Receiving TDs: 1, at ULM, Nov. 15, 2014 Long reception: 29, at Texas State, Oct. 14, 2014 Tackles: 8, New Mexico State, Nov. 2, 2013 Tackles for loss: 1.5, at WKU, Oct. 15, 2013 Interceptions: 1, at WKU, Oct. 15, 2013 Fumbles forced: 1, Texas State, Oct. 5, 2013 Fumbles recovered: 1, Nicholls State, Sept. 14, 2013; Texas State, Oct. 5, 2013 Kick returns: 1, at Arkansas, Aug. 31, 2013; at Kansas State, Sept. 7, 2013 Kick return yards: 18, at Arkansas, Aug. 31, 2013 Long kick return: 18, at Arkansas, Aug. 31, 2013 Pass breakups: 1, New Mexico State, Nov. 2, 2013

ROBINSON’S SINGLE GAME HIGHS Points Scored: 12, 5 times Touchdowns: 2, 5 times Receptions: 8, at Akron, Sept. 21, 2013 Receiving Yards: 158, at ULM, Nov. 3, 2012 Receiving TDs: 2, 5 times Long reception: 86, Lamar, Sept. 1, 2012 ROBINSON’S CAREER STATS RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G 2011 10 7 77 0 17 0.7 11.0 7.7 2012 13 26 630 3 86 2.0 24.2 48.5 2013 13 54 862 8 53 4.2 16.0 66.3 2014 4 15 260 4 36 3.8 17.3 65.0 Total 40 102 1829 15 86 2.6 17.9 45.7

RILES’ CAREER STATS RUSHING G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G 2014 12 3 5 0 4 1.7 0.4 RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G 2014 13 34 354 1 29 2.6 10.4 27.2

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73 Ethan Rosenbalm OL • 6-6 • 321 • Sr. Cumming, Ga. Buford HS 2014 (Sophomore): Injured and did not see action. 2013 (Freshman): Saw action against Nicholls State (9/14/13) as a reserve offensive lineman ... earned first letter. 2012 (Redshirt): Joined the program as a walk-on late in the spring and took part in summer conditioning ... redshirted during the season to maintain his freshman eligibility. High School: Three-year letterman in football at Buford (Ga.) High, playing for coach Jess Simpson ... helped team to a 57-3 record during the four years he played, winning state championships as a freshman, sophomore and junior ... squad finished second in the state as a senior. Personal: Born Jan. 7, 1994 in Lafayette, La. ... son of Larry and Kelly Rosenbalm ... has one brother (Matt) and one sister (Ashley) ... brother, Matt, was a long snapper for the Cajuns from 2009-12 ... social studies education major.

47 Dylan Scheurich K • 5-8 • 197 • R-Fr. Metairie, La. Haynes Academy 2014 (Redshirt): Joined the team as a walk-on during the summer and did not see action ... member of the scout team ... earned the team’s Most Improved Award for non-scholarship players. High School: A four-year letterwinner in football at Haynes Academy … named to the Athlon All-State and all-district teams as a senior … kicked gamewinning field goal in the Lake Pontchartrain All-Star Classic … also lettered in soccer where he was an all-state selection as a freshman. Personal: Born October 12, 1995 in Metairie … the son of Jon and Darnell Scheurich … has two brothers, Scott and Max … majoring in business management.

89 Greg Siener TE • 6-4 • 280 • Sr. Mandeville, La. Mandeville HS 2014 (Junior): Served as a member of the special teams unit ... reserve member of the offensive line ... played in 12 games on the season ... moved to tight end after the conclusion of spring practice ... earned

third letter. 2013 (Sophomore): Served as the backup at right tackle, playing in a pair of a games ... came off the bench in the fourth quarter vs. Nicholls State (9/14) and Texas State (10/5) ... earned second letter. 2012 (Freshman): Reserve offensive lineman who saw action in four games after redshirting in 2011 ... played in the season opener vs. Lamar (9/1) and home wins over FIU (9/29), Tulane (10/6) and South Alabama (11/24) ... earned first letter. 2011 (Redshirt): Joined the team for preseason practice and redshirted ... worked with the offensive line. High School: Three-year starter on the offensive line at Mandeville High, playing for coach Guy LeCompte ... was coached on the offensive line in high school by Jim Dombrowski, a member of the College Football Hall of Fame who played for more than a decade for the New Orleans Saints ... rated a two-star prospect by Rivals.com and Scout.com ... invited to attend the NIKE camp held at the LSU training facility in Baton Rouge and the Under Armour training camp and combine held at the New Orleans Saints training facility in Metairie, La. Personal: Born Aug. 7, 1992 ... son of Nick and Arlene Siener ... has one brother (Patrick) and one sister (Kelley) ... sports management major.

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95 Rodrick Stephens

WR • 5-11 • 182 • Jr. Harvey, La. West Jefferson HS

DL • 6-0 • 302 • So. Hialeah, Fla. Hialeah HS 2014 (Freshman): Reserve defensive lineman played in nine games on the season before suffering a season-ending injury against Applachian State ... recorded seven tackles, with a fumble recovery and two quarterback hurries on the season ... had three tackles in games against Louisiana Tech (9/6) and New Mexico State (11/8) ... added a fumble recovery in SBC win at NM State ... recorded an assisted tackle at Ole Miss (9/13) ... added quarterback hurries in games against Southern (8/30) and ULM (11/15) ... earned first letter. 2013 (Freshman): Spent the season as a redshirt. High School: A two-star recruit by Scout.com ... named All-Dade County as a senior by the Miami Herald ... along with current Cajuns Troy McCollum and Simeon Thomas, played for Team Miami-Dade in the 18th Annual Nike Florida All Star Football.

2014 (Sophomore): Made appearances in 12 games on the season, earning starts in games against South Alabama (11/1), ULM (11/15) and Appalachian State (11/22) ... caught five passes for 87 yards, averaging a team-best 17.4 yards per reception ... caught passes in games against Louisiana Tech (9/6), Texas State (10/14), Arkansas State (10/21), South Alabama and Troy (11/29) ... caught a 45-yard first quarter pass from Terrance Broadway that helped convert a third-and-28 situation against South Alabama and would lead to a Hunter Stover field goal ... recorded a 21-yard reception against A-State in the first quarter that would lead to a 10-play, 81-yard scoring drive ... earned second letter. 2013 (Freshman): True freshman receiver who came off the bench to play in nine games ... had his best day vs. Nicholls State (9/14), catching a pass for 37 yards and rushing once on a receiver sweep for 11 yards ... added a tackle at South Alabama ... earned first letter. High School: First team all-state pick as a senior at West Jefferson High ... caught 36 passes for 878 yards and eight touchdowns as a senior, receiving first team all-metro, first team all-New Orleans and first team all-district ... lettered twice in football and track ... three-star recruit by 247Sports. Personal: Born March 18, 1995 in Harvey, La. ... son of Stacy Anderson and Christina Scott ... is the oldest of three children, having one brother (Stacy Anderson) and one sister (Denisha Burkes) ... majoring in business management.

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SCOTT’S CAREER STATS RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G 2013 9 1 37 0 37 0.1 37.0 4.1 2014 12 5 87 0 21 0.4 17.4 7.2 Total 21 6 124 0 37 0.3 20.7 5.9

STEPHENS’ SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 3, Louisiana Tech, Sept. 6, 2014; at New Mexico State, Nov. 8, 2014 Fumbles recovered: 1, at New Mexico State, Nov. 8, 2014 STEPHENS’ CAREER STATS TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Yds PBU FF FR 2014 9 3 4 7 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 1

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2015 LOUISIANA RAGIN’ CAJUNS FOOTBALL ... played in the last nine games, making eight tackles ... had a pair of tackles in his Cajuns debut vs. Texas State (10/5) ... added a stop vs. Troy (11/7) ... posted a career-high five tackles, all solo, and two pass break ups against Tulane in the New Orleans Bowl (12/21) ... earned first letter. High School: Ranked No. 20 in the Miami Herald list of the top Miami-Dade County recruits as a senior at Carol City High, playing for coach Harold Barnwell ... made 35 tackles with two interceptions as a senior ... played in the Nike Dade against Broward All-Star game ... made 65 tackles with three interceptions as a junior ... a three-star recruit ... ranked No. 40 at his position by Scout.com.

88 Evan Tatford TE • 6-5 • 242 • Sr. Lafayette, La. St. Thomas More HS/Tulane 2014 (Junior): Reserve tight end and special teams member saw action in all 13 games in his first season with the Ragin’ Cajuns ... earned a start in the Cajuns Sun Belt Conference win at New Mexico State (11/8) ... caught three passes on the season, averaging 11.0 yards per reception ... made his debut against Southern (8/30) with a 7-yard pass reception on the Cajuns’ opening possession of the second half ... kept a drive alive at Boise State (9/20) with a season-high 14-yard grab from Hunter Stover after a botched snap on a potential field goal on fourth-and-14 ... caught a 12-yard pass against Texas State (10/14) ... named the UL Male Student-Athlete of the Year ... currently serving a two-year term as the Sun Belt Conference Representative on the NCAA Division I Student-Athlete Advisory Committee ... named to Sun Belt Conference’s Leadership Team, which recognizes outstanding work off the field ... earned first letter. 2013 (Redshirt): Joined the program at the start of the 2013 spring semester and sat out the 2013 season to meet NCAA transfer guidelines. Tulane: Two-year regular in the lineup for the Green Wave ... played in 24 games, making four starts ... saw action in all 13 games in 2012, starting four times as a tight end ... caught six passes for 20 yards ... grabbed four passes for 20 yards in the opener vs. Rutgers (9/1/12) ... later grabbed a pass for three yards vs. Tulsa (9/8/12) and one pass for a three-yard loss vs. the Cajuns ... made one catch for 38 yards as a freshman, that coming vs. Memphis (10/22/11) ... named to the Conference USA Commissioner’s Honor Roll as a freshman. High School: First team all-state honoree as a senior at St. Thomas More High for coach Jim Hightower ... helped lead the Cougars to a combined 28-9 record with three straight trips to the state playoffs, including district titles his final two prep seasons and a trip to the state semifinals as a senior ... caught 27 passes for 327 yards and four touchdowns en route to earning all-district and All-Acadiana honors as a senior ... also earned the Eraste Autin Fighting Heart Award based on a vote of his teammates. . . hauled in six passes for 35 yards as a junior ... lettered three years in basketball ... rated a three-star recruit, received a scout grade of 75 and ranked the No. 64 tight end in the nation by ESPN.com ... a three-star recruit by Rivals.com and a two-star player by Scout.com. Personal: Born July 31, 1992 in Lafayette, La. ... son of Leander and Doris Tatford ... is one of four children, having three brothers (Regan, Jefferies & Byrnes) ... his father played football for the Cajuns from 1973-76 ... his brothers have all played collegiate sports, Regan playing football at Army, Jefferies playing baseball for the Cajuns and Byrnes playing two years for the Cajuns ... Jefferies played professionally in the New York Mets organization (2007-08) ... was a member of National Honor Society and Student Council in high school ... served as an HOBY Leadership Ambassador and was honored as an all-state academic composite letterman ... earned the Rotary Club Award and U.S. Army Reserve Scholar Award ... biology major.

THOMAS’ SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 5, vs. Tulane, Dec. 21, 2013 Pass breakups: 2, vs. Tulane, Dec. 21, 2013 TACKLES 2013

52 Dominique Tovell LB • 6-2 • 235 • Sr. Columbia, Miss. Columbia HS • 2014 Lombardi Award Watch List • 2014 Honorable Mention All-Sun Belt Conference • 2014 Preseason First-Team All-Sun Belt Conference 2014 (Junior): Second on the team in tackles (71), tied for second in tackles for loss (10.0) and fourth in sacks (3.0) ... set career-highs in total tackles, solo stops and sacks ... named honorable mention All-Sun Belt Conference ... had four or more tackles in nine games during the season ... recorded season-high nine stops in regular-season finale at Troy (11/29) ... had eight tackles in games at Boise State (9/20), Texas State (10/14) and ULM (11/15) ... recorded sacks against Boise State, South Alabama (11/1) and ULM ... posted seven tackles in games against Georgia State (10/4) and Arkansas State (10/21) ... recovered a fumble by Nevada’s Wyatt Demps at the UL 11 to halt a potential scoring drive in the second quarter of the 2014 R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl ... earned third letter. 2013 (Sophomore): Honorable mention All-Sun Belt selection at linebacker ... was second on the team with 67 tackles (40 solo) with a team-best 12 TFL (-37) and two quarterback sacks ... ranked fifth in the Sun Belt in tackles for loss ... had three or more tackles in every game, including five or more in seven of the last eight games ... registered a career-high eight tackles at Akron (9/21) ... made six tackles with a forced fumble at WKU (11/5), including three TFL (-5) and a two-yard sack ... made eight tackles with 3.5 TFL (-13) vs. New Mexico State (11/2) ... made a career-high nine stops at Georgia State, including 2.5 TFL (-9) and shard an eight-yard sack ... had three stops against Tulane in the New Orleans Bowl (12/21) ... earned second letter. 2012 (Freshman): Started six of the 12 games he played at linebacker as a redshirt freshman, making 21 tackles (13 solo) ... started the first five games, but lost playing time when the Cajuns moved to a four-man front ... made five tackles with a quarterback sack vs. FIU (9/29) ... posted a career-high six tackles with a TFL vs. Arkansas State (10/23) ... earned first letter. 2011 (Redshirt): Did not see any game action while practicing with the linebackers ... named to the 2011-12 Sun Belt Academic Honor Roll for having a GPA above 3.0. High School: Two-time all-district choice at Columbia High, playing for coach Doug Norris ... helped team to an 18-7 record over his final two seasons, including a pair of district titles ... made 95 tackles, six sacks, four forced fumbles and returned an interception for a touchdown during his senior season, playing as both a defensive end and linebacker ... named to the WDAM-TV and Hattiesburg American All-Area football team at tight end after catching 33 passes on the season for 390 yards and six touchdowns ... rated a two-star prospect by Scout.com ... also lettered five times in basketball, helping team to a 129-29 record during his career and earning all-district honors four times ... hoops team won four district titles, claiming the state title as a freshman. Personal: Born June 15, 1992 in Columbia, Miss. ... son of Charles Coleman and Marcia Pittman ... has one younger brother (Darius) ... recipient of a Principal’s Scholar award each year in high school ... exercise science major.

TATFORD’S SINGLE GAME HIGHS Receptions: 1, three times Receiving Yards: 14, at Boise State, Sept. 20, 2014 Long reception: 14, at Boise State, Sept. 20, 2014 TATFORD’S CAREER STATS RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G 2014 13 3 33 0 14 0.2 11.0 2.5

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DB • 6-3 • 197 • So. Miami, Fla. Carol City HS 2014 (Sophomore): Did not play during the season ... member of the scout team during the latter half of the season. 2013 (Freshman): Reserve cornerback and special teams performer in nine games ... missed the first three contests waiting for the NCAA to act on a waiver request ... was declared eligible two days before the Akron game (9/21) and sat out the contest due to lack of practice preparation

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THOMAS’ CAREER STATS G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Yds PBU FF FR 9 8 0 8 0.0 0 0.0 0 2 0 0

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TOVELL’S CAREER STATS G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Yds PBU FF FR 12 13 8 21 3.0 11 1.0 7 1 0 0 13 40 27 67 12.0 37 2.0 11 2 2 0 13 52 19 71 10.0 47 3.0 24 0 0 1 38 105 54 159 25.0 95 6.0 42 3 2 1

fumbles and seven TFL during senior season ... also received all-area kudos ... was an honorable mention pick as a junior after making 57 tackles with two interceptions ... lettered twice in football and three times in basketball ... helped hoops team to a 22-7 record and a regional title as a junior ... has a 6-10 wingspan, runs a 4.5 in the 40-yard dash and has a 36-inch vertical leap ... three-star recruit by Scout.com. Personal: Born Feb. 1, 1995 in Brunswick, Ga. ... son of Tracy Walker, Jr. and Georgette Humphreys ... is one of six children having five sisters (Tierra, Tiana, Talisha, Tre’yonna & Sy’eya) ... his cousin, Demetrius Frazier, is a junior wide receiver at Middle Tennessee ... was a member of the National Honor Society in high school ... a sports management major. WALKER’S SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 6, Arkansas State, Oct. 21, 2014; South Alabama, Nov. 1, 2014 Interceptions: 2, at New Mexico State, Nov. 8, 2014 Fumbles forced: 1, at Troy, Nov. 29, 2014 Pass breakups: 2, vs. Nevada, Dec. 20, 2014 WALKER’S CAREER STATS TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Yds PBU FF FR 2014 13 37 7 44 0.0 0 0.0 0 3 1 0 INTERCEPTIONS G No. Yds TD Lg Avg/R Avg/G 2014 13 2 19 0 14 9.5 1.5

39 Darzil Washington LB • 6-3 • 243 • Jr. Edgard, La. West St. John/East Los Angeles CC 2014 (Junior): Played in the final 10 games of the season, finishing with 22 tackles (18 solo) with five tackles for loss, five sacks, one fumble recovery, one forced fumble and one blocked kick ... earned a start at Texas State (10/14), finishing with three tackles on a half-sack ... ranked 10th in the Sun Belt Conference in sacks ... recorded a season-high six tackles, with an 11-yard sack, in nationally-televised victory over Arkansas State (10/21) ... had three tackles against New Mexico State (11/8) and blocked a third-quarter extra point that was returned for a defensive score by Corey Trim ... collected two tackles in games against Georgia State (10/4), ULM (11/15), Appalachian State (11/22) and Nevada (12/20) ... both tackles against the Wolfpack in the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl were sacks for minus-19 yards ... had a 9-yard sack and forced a fumble in regular-season finale at Troy (11/29) ... recovered a fumble to stop a ULM drive to open the second half ... earned first letter. Junior College: Made 32 tackles (19 solo) with six quarterback sacks for -24 yards in seven games at East Los Angeles College before a season-ending injury as a sophomore ... played for coach Steve Majarro ... played his freshman season at Eastern Arizona JC. High School: First team all-district selection as a senior at West St. John High, playing for coach Robert Valdez ... helped team to a 12-3 record and a second place finish in the state playoffs ... had 123 tackles, including 30 TFL, 14 sacks, five forced fumbles and three interceptions, returning two for touchdowns ... played his junior campaign at Hahnville High ... earned the linebacker MVP award at the Ultimate100 Southeast Camp in Atlanta in 2010 ... originally signed with Texas A&M out of high school.

31 Corey Turner DB • 6-1 • 198 • R-Fr. New Orleans, La. Miller-McCoy Academy 2014 (Redshirt): Did not play ... earned a redshirt. High School: First team all-district choice as a senior at Miller-McCoy Academy, playing for coach Jeremiah Scott … played running back, cornerback and safety … rushed for over 1,000 yards with 18 touchdowns as a senior while posting 53 tackles with six interceptions on defense … helped team to school’s first-ever state playoff berth … two star recruit by Scout.com. Personal: Born April 13, 1995 in New Orleans … the son of Robert II and Chantelle Turner … has two brothers, Robert III and Henry Glover, and one sister, Jalea … a cousin, Isame Faciane, played at FIU and is currently on the practice squad with the Minnesota Vikings … majoring in kinesiology.

23 Tracy Walker DB • 6-2 • 198 • So. Brunswick, Ga. Brunswick HS • 2014 Sun Belt Conference All-Freshman Team 2014 (Freshman): Appeared in all 13 games for Louisiana earning starts in the final eight games ... finished seventh on the team with 44 tackles ... tied for team-lead with two interceptions ... second in passes defended (5) and tied for second in pass breakups (3) ... both interceptions came in second half and led to a pair of touchdowns in road win at New Mexico State (11/8) ... registered a season-high eight tackles with a forced fumble in regular-season finale at Troy (11/29) ... posted six tackles in back-to-back wins over Arkansas State (10/21) and South Alabama (11/1) ... had four tackles and a pair of pass breakups against Nevada (12/20) in the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl. 2013: (Redshirt): Redshirt season. High School: First team all-region choice as a senior at Brunswick High, playing for coach Victor Floyd ... registered 67 tackles with five interceptions, two forced

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WASHINGTON’S SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 6, Arkansas State, Oct. 21, 2014 Tackles for loss: 2.0, vs. Nevada, Dec. 20, 2014 Sacks: 2.0, vs. Nevada, Dec. 20, 2014 Fumbles forced: 1, at Troy, Nov. 29, 2014 Fumbles recovered: 1, at ULM, Nov. 15, 2014 Blocks: 1, at New Mexico State, Nov. 8, 2014 WASHINGTON’S CAREER STATS TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Yds PBU FF FR 2014 10 18 4 22 5.0 41 5.0 39 0 1 1

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2015 LOUISIANA RAGIN’ CAJUNS FOOTBALL Arkansas State (10/21) and South Alabama (11/1) ... earned sacks against Boise State and Texas State ... earned second letter. 2013 (Sophomore): Productive young member of the defensive line, playing in 11 games with four starts ... had 19 tackles (11 solo) with four tackles for loss (-10) and three quarterback sacks (-7) ... finished the season strongly, registering three or more tackles in four of the final six games ... had a season-high four tackles, including two stops for loss, and a 2-yard sack at Western Kentucky (10/15) ... made three tackles, including a 1-yard sack, against New Mexico State (11/2) ... added three tackles in games against Troy (11/7) and ULM (11/30) ... earned first letter. Junior College: Was voted the team’s most improved lineman and most athletic lineman in his lone seasonat Fort Scott CC, playing for coach Curtis Horton ... saw action in seven games, making nine tackles with half of a quarterback sack and one forced fumble. High School: Was voted the team’s most improved lineman and most athletic lineman in his lone prep season at North Carolina Tech, playing for coach Tim Newman ... registered 36 tackles with 4.5 sacks, eight tackles for loss and four pass breakups, finishing second among defensive linemen in tackles ... prior to attending North Carolina Tech, played basketball at Olympia High in Orlando, Fla. ... signed with South Florida in 2011 and redshirted, leaving the program in January, 2012. Personal: Born Aug. 20, 1992 in Orlando, Fla. ... son of Sheila White ... is an only child ... interested in majoring in kinesiology.

11 Jevante Watson DB • 5-10 • 182 • Sr. Bastrop, La. Bastrop HS 2014 (Junior): Reserve defensive back made appearances in 12 games during the season ... earned starts in four games on the season - Texas State (10/14), Arkansas State (10/21), South Alabama (11/1) and New Mexico State (11/8) ... finished with 16 unassisted tackles on the season ... added one interception ... finished tied for second on the team with three pass breakups ... recorded a season-high three tackles with a pass breakup at Boise State (9/20) ... recorded a pair of stops in games against Southern (8/30), Ole Miss (9/13), Georgia State (10/4), South Alabama and New Mexico State ... earned third letter. 2013 (Sophomore): Saw action in 12 games as a reserve defensive back and special teams standout ... posted his lone tackle of the season against Texas State (10/5) ... earned second letter. 2012 (Freshman): Special teams standout who played in 12 games as a redshirt freshman ... missed the Tulane game (10/6) ... had nine tackles (eight solo), sharing the team lead with eight special teams stops ... made a career-high three tackles vs. FIU (9/29) ... had single tackles in six other games ... was named the most improved defensive player of the 2013 spring season ... earned first letter. 2011 (Redshirt): Made the squad as a walk-on and spent the year as a redshirt, gaining experience while practicing in the defensive secondary. High School: First team all-state choice by the LSWA as a senior at Bastrop High, playing for coach Brad Bradshaw ... caught 54 passes for 873 yards (16.2 avg.) and 11 touchdowns as a senior ... also made 11 tackles with an interception and returned 14 kickoffs for 314 yards and a 22.4 average ... had 14 touchdowns, including one rushing and one each on punt and kickoff returns ... two-time all-region pick ... used mostly at defensive back as a junior, making 39 tackles with an interception, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery ... on offense, rushed 25 times for 177 yards (7.1 avg.) with seven touchdowns ... also caught 14 passed for 240 yards (17.1) and two TDs and returned 13 kickoffs for 332 yards (25.5 avg.) ... used primarily in the backfield as a sophomore, scoring 19 touchdowns ... was a three-star recruit by ESPN.com, Rivals.com and Scout. com ... rated the No. 37 player in Louisiana as a senior. Personal: Born Jan. 26, 1992 in Bastrop, La. ... son of Jeff Grayson and Michelle Watson ... has one brother (Prentiss Ford) ... general studies major.

WHITE’S SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 4, three times Tackles for loss: 2.0, at WKU, Oct. 15, 2013 Sacks: 1.0, three times Pass breakups: 1, at Boise State, Sept. 20, 2014; Arkansas State, Oct. 21, 2014 WHITE’S CAREER STATS TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Yds PBU FF FR 2013 11 11 8 19 4.0 10 2.0 7 0 0 0 2014 9 15 1 16 2.0 12 2.0 12 2 0 0 Total 20 26 9 35 6.0 22 4.0 19 2 0 0

77 Donovan Williams OL • 6-3 • 312 • Sr. San Antonio, Texas Madison HS/Blinn College

WATSON’S SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 3, FIU, Sept. 29, 2012; at Boise State, Sept. 20, 2014 Interceptions: 1, at New Mexico State, Nov. 8, 2014 Pass breakups: 1, four times TACKLES 2012 2013 2014 Total

2014 (Junior): Newcomer to the offensive line earned the starting job at left guard ... started all 13 games in his first season with the Ragin’ Cajuns ... part of an offensive line that helped spark a rushing attack that ranked 23rd nationally and produced the school’s fourth 1,000-yard rusher (Elijah McGuire) in school history ... earned first letter. Junior College: Named first-team All-Southwest Junior College Football Conference at Blinn College ... helped the team to the SWJCFC semifinals in 2013. High School: Coached by Jim Streety at Madison High School ... earned firstteam all-district, first-team all-area and academic all-district honors in high school ... team reached the state semifinals in 2012 ... played in the 2012 THSCA All-Star Game ... also participated in basketball and track. Personal: Born in San Antonio ... the son of Fritz and Carol Williams ... has one sibling, Khalian ... a biology major ... wants to become an orthopedic surgeon after graduation ... a National Honor Society member in high school.

WATSON’S CAREER STATS G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Yds PBU FF FR 12 8 1 9 0.0 0 0.0 0 1 0 0 12 1 0 1 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 12 16 0 16 0.0 0 0.0 0 3 0 0 36 25 1 26 0.0 0 0.0 0 4 0 0

INTERCEPTIONS 2012 2013 2014 Total

G No. Yds TD Lg Avg/R Avg/G 12 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 12 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 12 1 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 36 1 0 0 0 0.0 0.0

93 Marquis White DL • 6-5 • 315 • Sr. Orlando, Fla. Olympia HS/Fort Scott CC 2014 (Junior): Appeared in nine games on the season, earning a start in the season-opener against Southern (8/30) ... recorded 16 tackles on the season with two quarterback sacks and two pass breakups ... tied a career-high with four tackles in games against Boise State (9/20) and Texas State (10/14) ... collected two tackles in games against Georgia State (10/4),

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INTRO | 2015 CAJUNS | COACHES | REVIEW | RECORDS | HISTORY | ADMINISTRATION | MEDIA interception three yards to set up a field goal against Appalachian State (11/22) ... broke up passes in three of his final four games played ... earned third letter. 2013 (Sophomore): Started 10 of the 13 games at strong safety,finishing fourth on the team with 59 tackles (40 solo) ... also had four TFL (-10) and two interceptions ... made three tackles in the opener at Arkansas (8/31/13) ... earned first start of the year in week two at Kansas State (9/7/13), making four tackles ... replaced an injured Rodney Gillis against Texas State (10/5/13), making four tackles ... moved back into the starting lineup for the final seven games ... had seven tackles with an interception at WKU (10/15/13) and made a career-high 11 stops in win at Arkansas State (10/22/13) ... made nine tackles vs. New Mexico State (11/2/13), sharing a TFL ... posted three solo tackles against Tulane in the New Orleans Bowl (12/21/13) ... earned second letter. 2012 (Freshman): Key member of the safety rotation, playing in 11 games with three starts ... started games against FIU (9/29/12), Tulane (10/6/12) and Florida Atlantic (12/1/12) ... did not see any action vs. Lamar (9/1/12) and at ULM (11/3/12) ... finished sixth on the team with 47 tackles (28 solo) with a fumble recovery ... made a career-high 11 tackles at Oklahoma State (9/15/12) ... had five or more tackles in four straight games starting with a six tackle effort at North Texas (10/16/12) ... added five tackles vs. both Arkansas State (10/23/12) and No. 6 Florida (11/10/12) and six vs. WKU (11/17/12) ... finished year by making three tackles vs. East Carolina in the New Orleans Bowl ... received a waiver from the NCAA early in preseason camp allowing him to play the 2012 season after transferring from Ole Miss ... earned first letter. 2011 (Redshirt): Transferred to UL for the spring semester after attending Ole Miss. High School: All-state honoree as a senior at Gadsden High, playing for coach Joe Billingsley ... made 21 catches for 450 yards and nine TDs as a senior, helping team to a 10-4 record and Class 6A state quarterfinals ... was ranked as the No. 20 player in Alabama by Superprep and was an all-region pick by both SuperPrep and PrepStar ... rated No. 18 player in Alabama by Rivals.com. Personal: Born April 14, 1993 in Gadsden, Ala. ... son of Thomas and Charlotte Worthy ... has one younger brother (Blake) ... general studies major.

36 Walter Williams RB • 6-0 • 211 • Fr. Vancleave, Miss. Vancleave HS One of five mid-year signees for the Ragin’ Cajuns ... enrolled at UL in January and participated in spring practice. High School: A two-star recruit by Scout.com … was named to the District 8-4A All-MVP team as a senior after rushing for a schoolrecord 1,680 yards and 19 touchdowns as a senior … led the Bulldogs to the second round of the Class 4A South State playoffs … recorded 1,016 yards rushing and five TDs as a junior.

96 Blain Winston DL • 6-4 • 300 • So. Monroe, La. Richwood HS 2014 (Freshman): Did not play during the season, spending time on the scout team. 2013 (Redshirt): Spent the season as a redshirt. High School: Honorable mention all-state pick as a senior at Richwood High, playing for coach Warren Trimble ... all-district choice as both a junior and senior ... finished career with 24 sacks ... rated as a two-star prospect by Scout.com ... ranked one of the Top Super Prospects by Louisiana Football Magazine. Personal: Born Oct. 31, 1993 in Monroe, La. ... was raised by his maternal grandmother, Martha Davis ... has one older sister (Krista) ... was a member of the honor roll in high school ... business management major.

WORTHY’S SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 11, at Oklahoma State, Sept. 15, 2012; at Arkansas State, Oct. 22, 2013 Tackles for loss: 1.0, 3 times Interceptions: 1, three times Fumbles recovered: 1, South Alabama, Nov. 24, 2012 Pass breakups: 1, three times

60 D’Aquin Withrow OL • 6-6 • 304 • So. Harvey, La. West Jefferson HS 2014 (Freshman): Reserve offensive lineman made appearances in games at New Mexico State (11/8) and Troy (11/29) ... recipient of the Most Improved Award (Offense) after the conclusion of spring practice ... enters fall camp as the backup at right tackle ... earned first letter. 2013 (Redshirt): Redshirted, did not play. High School: Honorable mention all-state choice by the Louisiana Football Coach’s Association as a senior at West Jefferson High, playing for coach Marcus Scott. . . first team all-district choice by NOLA.com. . . two-year letterman in football who also lettered once in basketball. . . did not start playing football until his junior year. . . two-star recruit by Scout.com. Personal: Born March 13, 1994 in New Orleans, La. . . . son of Tremell and Yvonne Withrow. . . is the oldest of two children, having one younger brother (Shyheem). . . volunteered time in high school helping to feed the homeless. . . undecided on a major.

TACKLES 2012 2013 2014 Total

WORTHY’S CAREER STATS G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Yds PBU FF FR 11 28 19 47 1.0 1 0.0 0 0 0 1 13 40 19 59 4.0 10 0.0 0 0 0 0 12 27 14 41 0.0 0 0.0 0 3 0 0 36 95 52 147 5.0 11 0.0 0 3 0 1

INTERCEPTIONS 2012 2013 2014 Total

G No. Yds TD Lg Avg/R Avg/G 11 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 13 2 1 0 1 0.5 0.1 12 1 3 0 3 3.0 0.3 36 3 4 0 3 1.3 0.1

27 T.J. Worthy LB • 6-2 • 203 • Sr. Gadsden, Ala. Gadsden City HS/Ole Miss 2014 (Junior): Split time between the secondary and at linebacker, finishing ninth on the team with 41 tackles (27 solo) ... played in 12 games with seven starts ... missed the regular-season finale at Troy (11/29) ... added an interception and three pass breakups ... recorded five or more tackles in six games on the season, including a season-high seven in games at Boise State (9/20) and ULM (11/15) ... had six tackles each in games against Ole Miss (9/13) and Arkansas State (10/21) ... posted five stops in consecutive games against South Alabama (11/1) and New Mexico State (11/8) ... returned an

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2015 LOUISIANA RAGIN’ CAJUNS FOOTBALL 2015 SIGNING CLASS Name Stevie Artigue Keenan Barnes Ja’Marcus Bradley Alonzo Brown Savion Brown Joe Dillon Kevin Dotson Raynard Ford Gary Haynes Robert Hunt Jarrod Jackson Michael Jacquet Ken Marks Terik Miller Mario Osborne Cole Prudhomme Carlos Robinson Rico Robinson Ethan Rose Chris Weaver Jordan Wright

Pos. PK WR DB LB DB LB OL OL WR OL WR WR OL LB DL OL TE OL DB QB RB

Ht. 5-10 6-3 6-1 6-0 6-2 6-3 6-4 6-5 5-9 6-5 6-0 6-2 6-4 6-0 6-4 6-3 6-3 6-5 5-10 6-0 5-11

Wgt. 175 200 180 200 218 225 311 280 175 315 185 180 287 220 250 280 213 290 180 217 207

Mid-Year Enrollees Steven Coutts Christian Goodlett Kamar Greenhouse Dion Ray Walter Williams

P DB DB QB RB

6-4 5-11 6-1 6-0 6-1

200 175 180 194 207

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Brisbane, Australia (University of Queensland) Lawrenceville, Ga. (Hutchinson [Kan.] CC/Peachtree Ridge HS) Marksville, La. (Marksville HS) New Orleans, La. (Helen Cox HS) Vancleave, Miss. (Vancleave HS)

K • 5-10 • 175 • Fr. Lafayette, La. Lafayette HS

Ja’Marcus Bradley

DB • 6-1 • 180 • Fr. Ackerman, Miss. Choctaw County HS Record-setting athlete who rushed for 4,636 yards and 76 touchdowns in a four-year career at Choctaw County High School … rated as a two-star prospect by Rivals.com … named the WCBI End Zone Offensive Player of the Year … as a senior, recorded 2,606 yards on 247 carries with 47 TDs and passed for 1,437 yards and nine TDs … posted 12 100-yard rushing games as a senior … rushed for 518 yards on 31 carries with 10 TDs in win over Union HS as a senior … rushed for 1,489 yards and 22 TDs as a junior … helped lead his team to the 2A State Championship as a freshman ... high school teammate of current Ragin’ Cajuns defensive lineman Taboris Lee.

A three-star recruit by Scout.com and 247Sports.com … ranked nationally as the No. 41 kicker by ESPN.com … ranked as the No. 67 prospect among Louisiana high school players … one of the strongest and most accurate kickers made 9 of 10 field goal attempts as a junior with only miss from 63 yards … at the March 2014 Houston Fab 50 Camp, was 8-for-8 on field goals from inside 60 yards, including kicks of 50 and 55 yards … named FirstTeam All-District 3-5A and All-Acadiana.

25 Keenan Barnes

21 Alonzo Brown

WR • 6-3 • 200 • Fr. Madison, Miss. Madison Central HS

LB • 6-0 • 200 • Fr. Magee, Miss. Magee HS

A three-star recruit by Scout.com, Rivals.com and 247Sports.com … rated as the No. 33 prospect in the state of Mississippi … caught 156 passes for 2,464 yards and 27 touchdowns in a three-year career at MCHS … recorded 55 receptions for 914 yards and 13 touchdowns as a senior … had 76 catches for 1,227 yards and 12 TDs as a junior … earned all-state honors and was selected to play in the 2014 Mississippi/Alabama All-Star Game … a member of the Clarion-Ledger Football All-Metro Team.

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Hometown (Previous School) Lafayette, La. (Lafayette HS) Madison, Miss. (Madison Central HS) Ackerman, Miss. (Choctaw County HS) Magee, Miss. (Magee HS) Shreveport, La. (Tyler JC/Fair Park HS) Tylertown, Miss. (Tylertown HS) Plaquemine, La. (Plaquemine HS) Washington, D.C. (Asa [NY] College/Duval HS) Manvel, Texas (Manvel HS) Burkeville, Texas (Burkeville HS) Reserve, La. (East St. John HS) Beaumont, Texas (Beaumont Central HS) Beaumont, Texas (Beaumont Central HS) Pensacola, Fla. (Escambia HS) Daphne, Ala. (Daphne HS) Eunice, La. (Eunice HS) Monroe, La. (Ouachita HS) Pensacola, Fla. (Catholic HS) Lafayette, La. (Northside HS) Saraland, Ala. (Saraland HS) Pearl, Miss. (Pearl HS)

A two-star recruit by Scout.com … a Class 4A all-state selection … named the District 4A, Region 6 Defensive MVP … totaled 160 tackles, including 102 solos, with two sacks and an interception return for a touchdown as a senior at Magee High School … helped the Trojans to a 9-3 record and a berth in the MHSAA state playoffs … participated in the Mississippi All-Star Game.

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20 Gary Haynes

DB • 6-2 • 218 • Jr. Shreveport, La. Tyler JC/Fair Park HS

WR • 5-9 • 175 • Fr. Manvel, Texas Manvel HS

Rated as the No. 67 junior college product in the country by 247Sports.com ... recorded 37 tackles with three pass breakups, one forced fumble, one fumble recovery and one interception as a sophomore at Tyler Junior College ... had season-high eight tackles at Navarro College ... posted six tackles in games against Trinity Valley, Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College, Georgia Military College and Kilgore College ... had 63 seven pass breakups as a freshman ... had five or more tackles in nine games during the season ... posted season-high 10 tackles against Kilgore College ... had eight tackles with a tackle for loss and a fumble recovery against Blinn College ... returned an interception 53 yards for a touchdown against Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College.

A three-star recruit by Scout.com and Rivals.com … rated as the No. 28 wide receiver in the state of Texas and No. 30 in the Texas Midland … Ranked as the No.141 wide receiver in nation and No. 136 recruit in Texas by 247sports.com … caught 67 passes for 1,047 yards and 12 touchdowns as a senior … named a First-Team All-District 22-6A selection … helped lead MHS to a 13-1 record, the District 22-6A title and an appearance in the Class 6A-Division II regional finals … named MVP of the Nike Football Training Camp in Houston in May 2014 … caught 52 passes for 879 yards and 13 TDs as a junior.

50 Robert Hunt OL • 6-5 • 315 • Fr. Burkeville, Texas Burkeville HS

28 Joe Dillon LB • 6-3 • 225 • Fr. Tylertown, Miss. Tylertown HS Rated as a three-star recruit by ESPN.com and a twostar recruit by Scout.com, Rivals.com and 247Sports. com … rated as the No. 32 prospect in the state of Mississippi by MaxPreps.com … recorded 65 tackles with 13 sacks, one interception and three fumble recoveries as a senior at Tylertown High School … registered 123 tackles, including 23 for loss, with seven sacks as a junior.

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80 Jarrod Jackson WR • 6-0 • 185 • Fr. Reserve, La. East St. John HS

75 Kevin Dotson OL • 6-4 • 311 • Fr. Plaquemine, La. Plaquemine HS

team as a senior.

A two-star recruit by Scout.com, Rivals.com and 247Sports.com … rated as the No. 4 guard in the state of Louisiana by Rivals.com … helped lead the Green Devils to a 13-2 record and a berth in the Class 4A state semifinals … named to the Class 4A All-State team … named to the NOLA. com/The Times Picayune All-Baton Rouge Area Football Team … played in the Louisiana High School Coaches Association All-Star Game … both parents are former UL athletes.

Rated as a three-start prospect by 247Sports.com and a two-star recruit by both Scout.com and Rivals.com … rated as the No. 20 wide receiver in the state of Louisiana by Rivals.com … named to the District 7-5A

19 Michael Jacquet WR • 6-2 • 180 • Fr. Beaumont, Texas Beaumont Central HS A three-star recruit by 247Sports.com … a two-star recruit by both Scout.com and Rivals.com … ranked as the No. 148 athlete in nation and No. 221 recruit in Texas by 247sports.com … as a senior, threw for 2,141 yards with 26 touchdowns and rushed for 720 yards and 17 scores … a twotime all-district quarterback … helped CHS claim share of the District 22-5A title and berth in the Texas state playoffs … passed for 1,143 yards with 15 TDs and rushed for 277 yards and eight TDs as a junior.

63 Raynard Ford OL • 6-5 • 280 • Jr. Washington, D.C. Duval HS/ASA [N.Y.] College Caught five passes for 81 yards and a touchdown as a tight end at ASA [N.Y.] College in Brooklyn ... lettered two years for the Avengers ... originally arrived at ASA as a quarterback before moving to tight end ... helped Duval High School to 7-3 record as a senior under head coach Damon Powell ... member of the winner Prince George’s County team in the 2012 Chick-Fil-A PG vs. SMAC All-Star Game.

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A two-time first team all-district selection at Burkeville High School … solid basketball player, averaging 18.9 points and 11.0 rebounds per game as a junior and being named a First-Team All-District 26-1A Division II

67 Ken Marks OL • 6-4 • 287 • Fr. Beaumont, Texas Beaumont Central HS A two-star recruit by Scout.com, Rivals.com and 247Sports.com … helped CHS claim share of District 22-5A title and berth in Texas state playoffs … a Class 5A academic all-state honorable mention selection … named to the 2014 All-District 22-5A second team.

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17 Ethan Rose

LB • 6-0 • 220 • Fr. Pensacola, Fla. Escambia HS

DB • 5-10 • 180 • Fr. Lafayette, La. Northside HS

A three-star recruit by Scout.com and 247Sports.com … listed as a two-star prospect by Rivals.com … rated as the No. 25 defensive back in the state of Florida and 65th in the South … named a Super Senior by the Pensacola News Journal … recorded 58 tackles with six interceptions as a junior.

A three-star recruit by 247Sports.com … a two-star recruit by both Scout.com and Rivals.com … accounted for over 1,700 yards and 18 touchdowns as a senior at Lafayette’s Northside High School … named First-Team All-District 4-5A … added three interceptions for the Vikings as a defensive back, including a pair in a 13-10 win over traditional power Evangel Christian … a two-year starter at NHS.

91 Mario Osborne

11 Chris Weaver

DL • 6-4 • 250 • Fr. Daphne, Ala. Daphne HS

QB • 6-0 • 217 • Fr. Saraland, Ala. Saraland HS

Rated as the No. 5 defensive end in the state of Alabama and No. 23 in the South by Scout.com … rated as the 29th best player in the state of Alabama by 247Composite … a three-star recruit by Scout.com, Rivals.com and 247Sports.com … named to the Class 6A All-State and All-Region Defensive Team … recorded 50 tackles with four sacks as a junior … competed in the Mississippi-Alabama All-Star Game.

A two-star recruit by Scout.com, Rivals.com and 247Sports.com … named the Coastal Alabama Football Player of the Year … helped lead Saraland to a 13-2 record and a berth in the Class 6A state championship game as a senior … versatile player as a junior, rushing for 504 yards with 11 touchdowns as a backup quarterback and registering 101 tackles as an outside linebacker … named to Class 6A Honorable Mention All-State team.

61 Cole Prudhomme

27 Jordan Wright

OL • 6-3 • 280 • Fr. Eunice, La. Eunice HS

RB • 5-11 • 207 • Fr. Pearl, Miss. Pearl HS

Rated as a two-star recruit by both Scout.com and 247Sports.com … a three-year starter and two-time All-District 4-4A selection for the Bobcats … twice named to the All-Acadia Parish team … helped lead Bobcats to 10-0 record in 2012 and a berth in the second round of LHSAA state playoffs.

A three-star recruit by both Scout.com and 247Sports. com … a two-star prospect by Rivals.com … rated as the No. 3 running back in the state of Mississippi and the No. 65th-best running back in the South … piled up nearly 5,700 yards rushing and 81 touchdowns in his career … rushed for over 3,000 yards and 41 touchdowns as a senior … a first-team All-State selection … tied a state singlegame record with 422 rushing yards, while recording a state single-game record nine TDs in a win over Bastrop (La.) … a member of the Clarion-Ledger Football All-Metro Team … selected to play in the Mississippi/Alabama High School All-Star Game.

16 Carlos Robinson TE • 6-3 • 213 • Fr. Monroe, La. Ouachita HS

37 Errol Brown

A three-star recruit by Scout.com and 247Sports.com … listed as a two-star recruit by Rivals.com … rated as the No. 2 tight end in the state of Louisiana, the 23rdranked tight end in the South and the No. 65-ranked tight end nationally by Scout.com … a two-time All-District 2-5A selection … caught 13 passes for 207 yards and three touchdowns as a junior.

DB • 6-1 • 180 • Fr. New Orleans, La. St. Augustine HS

66 Rico Robinson

Lettered in football at New Orleans’ St Augustine High School … helped the Purple Knights to a 9-1 record in 2013 … coached by Cyril Crutchfield.

OL • 6-5 • 290 • Fr. Pensacola, Fla. Pensacola Catholic HS

43 Kaleb Fredericks LB • 6-2 • 225 • Fr. Gulfport, Miss. Gulfport HS

Younger brother of former Ragin’ Cajuns standout and current San Diego Chargers tight end Ladarius Green … two-sport letterwinner at Pensacola’s Catholic High School … two-way player for PCHS football team, playing in 10 games … also letterwinner in basketball.

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A Class 6A All-State selection at Gulfport High School … recorded 64 tackles with 10 stops for loss as a senior … coached by Eddie Pierce … posted 56 tackles as a junior.

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48 Kel Straubmueller

QB • 6-2 • 190 • Fr. Grenada, Miss. Kirk Academy

LS • 6-0 • 210 • So. Argyle, Texas Argyle HS/Cisco College

A four-year letterwinner in football at Kirk Academy … lettered three years in basketball for the Raiders, helping the team to the MAIS North I-AA district title … state champion in track as a member of the two-mile relay team … the son of Ragin’ Cajuns head coach Mark Hudspeth.

Started eight games as a freshman long snapper at Cisco College … helped Argyle High School to the district and Division II State 3A championship in 2013 … team went 15-0 under head coach Todd Rodgers … named second-team all-district as a defensive end.

94 Darryl Johnson

87 Chris Turner

DL • 6-3 • 330 • Fr. Morgan City, La. Morgan City HS

TE • 6-3 • 215 • Fr. Lafayette, La. Lafayette HS

An honorable mention all-state choice as a senior at Morgan City High School, playing for head coach Dennis Lorio ... originally signed with the Ragin’ Cajuns in 2014 ... made 70 tackles as a senior (50 solo) with nine quarterback sacks (-30), five forced fumbles, four passes blocked, two fumbles recovered and three blocked field goals to earn first team all-district mention ... had 28 tackles as a junior (25 solo) with two sacks, three TFL, one fumble caused and one fumble recovered ... a two star recruit by Scout.com and 247Sports ... a two-sport star, was also the district champion in both the shot put and discus as a senior.

A two-year letterwinner as an offensive lineman for head coach Jay Domengeaux at Lafayette High School … helped LHS to the Class 5A state playoffs as a sophomore.

85 Deuce Wallace WR • 5-11 • 180 • Fr. Lafayette, La. St. Thomas More HS

46 Asa Miller

A two-year letterwinner for coach Jim Hightower at St. Thomas More ... named second-team all-district as a senior ... team captain as a senior for STM ... lettered in basketball for the Cougars, helping STM to the 2013 Class 4A state championship ... oldest son of former Ragin’ Cajuns quarterback Don Wallace, who lettered at UL from 1981-84.

LB • 6-0 • 220 • Fr. Lafayette, La. Teurlings Catholic HS A two-time all-district selection at Teurlings Catholic ... named second-team Class 4A all-state as a senior after recording 121 tackles (78 solo) with 17 stops for loss and eight sacks ... added seven forced fumbles, a pair of fumble recoveries and an interception ... named second-team all-district as a junior ... a two-time 5-star Rebel at TCHS ... coached by Sonny Charpentier.

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Mark Hudspeth Fifth Season at Louisiana • 36-16 Delta State, 1992

Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns head football coach Mark Hudspeth is a winner. It’s that simple. From his earliest days as a coach leading Winston Academy to the 1997 Mississippi state title to leading the Ragin’ Cajuns to unprecedented success both on the field and in the classroom, Hudspeth has been a champion. Like football, winning is all he knows. Hired as Louisiana’s 26th head coach in program history on Dec. 13, 2010, Hudspeth quickly grabbed the attention of Ragin’ Cajuns fans with his dynamic personality, energy and desire. He tirelessly toured the Acadiana area, speaking to any group that wanted to listen to him speak about Ragin’ Cajuns football. And for a passionate fan base that has dreamed of a consistent winner on the gridiron, Hudspeth has delivered from his first day on the job. The development of the Ragin’ Cajuns in four seasons under Hudspeth has been dramatic. With 36 wins during Hudspeth’s tenure in Cajun Country, Louisiana has posted the best four-year record in program history while also becoming the first school in NCAA history to win the same bowl game (R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl) four consecutive times. With bowl victories in each of the past four seasons, the Ragin’ Cajuns are one of five schools in the country to accomplish that feat joining Michigan

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State, Oregon, South Carolina and Texas A&M. And during that same four-year span, the Ragin’ Cajuns join Oregon as the only schools in the nation to win nine-plus game, including a bowl victory. With 36 wins under Hudspeth’s arrival in 2011, Louisiana has established itself as one of the elite football programs in the Group of 5. During the same time span beginning in 2011, only Northern Illinois, Boise State, Cincinnati and Utah State have won more games than the Ragin’ Cajuns. Under Hudspeth, the Cajuns have been dominant on their home turf posting an 18-4 record in four seasons. With an exciting brand of football, attendance at Cajun Field has risen with seven of the top 15 single-game attendance marks in school history occurring since Hudspeth’s arrival. In three of Hudspeth’s first four seasons, the Cajuns have led the Sun Belt Conference in average attendance while posting the three highest singleseason marks in school history, highlighted by a single-season average of 29,171 fans in 2011. Since Hudspeth’s arrival in Lafayette, 36 players have been named to the All-Sun Belt Conference team with running back Elijah McGuire being selected as the league’s Player of the Year and Offensive Player of the Year in 2014. Two players - Alonzo Harris (2011) and McGuire (2013) – were named the league’s Freshman of the Year, while McGuire earned Freshman All-America honors after

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Hometown Louisville, Miss. Birthdate Nov. 10, 1968 Birthplace Montgomery, Ala. Family Married to the former Tyla McConnell Three sons: Gunner (18), Major (4), Captain (1) One daughter: Carley (15) Date Hired At Louisiana December 13, 2010

EDUCATION

Winston (Miss.) Academy 1988 Delta State University 1992 B.S. in Health & Education University of Central Arkansas 1993 M.S. in Secondary School Admininstration

COACHING EXPERIENCE

Mark Hudspeth congratulates retiring Troy head coach Larry Blakeney at the end of their regular-season finale in 2014.

a solid inaugural campaign in 2013. While the Ragin’ Cajuns have excelled on the field under Hudspeth, they have also thrived in the classroom. In seven semesters under Hudspeth dating back to 2011, the Cajuns have turned in six of the best team grade point averages dating back to 1982. During the 2013-14 academic year, the Ragin’ Cajuns were one of 16 teams honored by the Sun Belt Conference for excellence in the classroom, earning the league’s Team Academic Award. The Cajuns success in the classroom was evident during the Fall 2014 semester as the team posted the highest semester grade point average (2.923) in school history, and the sixth consecutive semester of earning a team GPA of 2.6 or better. Sixty-five student-athletes earned a 3.0 GPA during the semester with six earning a perfect 4.0 and 11 earning their degree. From the day he arrived on campus, Hudspeth began educating the Ragin’ Cajuns on how to win on a consistent level. Inheriting a team that was coming off a 3-9 record in 2010, Hudspeth led the Ragin’ Cajuns to a school-record tying nine wins and the school’s first bowl appearance in over 40 years. One of the first lessons he gave came when he had the offense and defense engage in an oldfashioned tug of war. As the rope went back and forth with neither team generating enough force to win the battle, Hudspeth stopped the Cajuns and had both teams move to the same side of the rope, pointing out how much easier it is to move the rope when everyone was on the same side and fighting for the same thing. Months later in New Orleans against San Diego State, with Louisiana down a point with 35 seconds left and a seemingly endless length of Superdome turf away from even having a chance to win, the Ragin’ Cajuns remembered that lesson by digging in and driving 49 yards in five plays to set up Brett Baer’s game-winning 50-yard field goal as time expired. The NFL has also paid attention to what is

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happening with the Ragin’ Cajuns. In 2011, Dwight Bentley (Detroit) and Ladarius Green (San Diego) were selected in the NFL Draft. In 2012, seven Cajuns seniors earned invitations to NFL preseason camps while five former Cajuns earned spots after the 2013 campaign. After concluding a stellar career with the Ragin’ Cajuns, linebacker Justin Anderson signed a free agent contract with the New York Giants and made the active roster during the 2014 season. After finishing a career in which he set the single-season record for sacks, defensive tackle Christian Ringo was selected in the sixth round by the Green Bay Packers in the 2014 NFL Draft. Fellow defensive lineman Justin Hamilton (Buffalo), running back Alonzo Harris (Green Bay) and offensive lineman Daniel Quave (Dallas) all inked free agent contracts to add to the Ragin’ Cajuns presence in the NFL. A 23-year coaching veteran, Hudspeth carries a 102-37 career record in 11 seasons as a collegiate head coach, winning 10 or more games five times and having winning records in 10 straight campaigns. Hudspeth, 46, came to Lafayette after serving as the passing game coordinator at Mississippi State for two seasons (2009-10), helping the Bulldogs end eight years of football frustrations by making a Gator Bowl appearance in his final season. After three years as an assistant coach at Delta State (1999-2000) and Navy (2001), Hudspeth took over as head coach at North Alabama and the winning quickly commenced. He guided the Lions to a 66-21 record in seven seasons (2002-08), winning two Gulf South Conference titles and making five appearances in the NCAA Division II Championship, advancing to the semi-finals three times (2003, 2005, 2008). Inheriting a program that had three consecutive losing records, Hudspeth turned things around quickly, helping UNA to a 13-1 record in just his second season (2003). UNA claimed the league title with a perfect 9-0 mark and advanced to the NCAA

Head Coach Louisiana, 2011-present 36-16 Overall Record (Four seasons) 102-37 Career Record (11 Years) 2011 New Orleans Bowl Champions 2012 New Orleans Bowl Champions 2013 New Orleans Bowl Champions 2013 Sun Belt Conference Champions 2014 New Orleans Bowl Champions Assistant Coach Mississippi State, 2009-10 Passing Coordinator/WR No. 15 Final AP Ranking, 2010 2010 Gator Bowl Head Coach North Alabama, 2002-08 66-21 Overall Record (Seven Years) Gulf South Champions (2003, 2006) NCAA Division II Semi-Finals (2003, 2005, 2007, 2008) NCAA Division II Quarter-Finals (2006) 2003, 2006 Gulf South Coach of the Year Assistant Coach Navy, 2001 Offensive Coordinator Assistant Coach Delta State, 1999-2000 Offensive Coordinator 2000 NCAA Division II National Champs Assistant Coach Nicholls State, 1994-95 WR/TE (1994), Running Backs (1995) Graduate Assistant Central Arkansas, 1992-93 1992 Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference Champs

PLAYING EXPERIENCE

Delta State University, 1987-91 Four Letters (1988-91) Started at Safety (1990) & QB (1991)

HONORS AND AWARDS Finalist, Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year, 2011

Finalist, Paul “Bear” Bryant Award, 2011 2003, 2006 Gulf South Coach of the Year

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A great motivator, Mark Hudspeth quickly turned the Ragin’ Cajuns into a consistent winner upon his arrival in 2011.

Championship for the first time in seven years, defeating Southern Arkansas and Carson-Newman before falling at North Dakota in the national semifinals. For his effort, Hudspeth was named the Gulf South Coach of the Year while also being voted the NCAA Division II Region 2 Coach of the Year by the American Football Coaches Association. The winning didn’t stop there as the Lions went 11-3 and advanced to the NCAA semis in 2005, the first of four straight 10-win campaigns. UNA went 11-1 in 2006, including 8-0 in league play to claim its second Gulf South title, with Hudspeth earning his second coach of the year award while also being selected as the NCAA Division II Region 2 Coach of the Year again. The Lions followed that up with a 10-2 record and an appearance in the NCAA Division II quarterfinals in 2007. Hudspeth capped off his tenure at North Alabama by guiding the Lions to a 12-2 record in 2008 and making their fourth straight NCAA appearance, falling in the semifinals. A native of Louisville, Miss., Hudspeth grew up in a town with a population of just 7,000, and quickly became one of the towns’ most notable young men, along with current NCAA head coaches Andy Kennedy (Ole Miss men’s basketball) and Matthew Mitchell (Kentucky women’s basketball). Success came to Hudspeth at Winston Academy as he helped the Patriots to the state title game as a senior in football 1987. He went on to earn all-county honors three times and play in the Mississippi High School All-Star game as a senior. After graduating from Delta State with a degree in health and education in 1992, Hudspeth began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Central Arkansas, receiving his master’s degree in secondary school administration in 1993. While at UCA, he was part of the coaching staff that guided the squad to the 1992 Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference crown. Hudspeth earned his first full-time coaching position when he went to Nicholls State, coaching

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the wide receivers and tight ends in 1994 before switching to running backs in 1995. His high school alma mater beckoned in 1996 as Hudspeth returned to Winston Academy as head coach, guiding the team to a 25-1 record and the 1997 state title during his two seasons. Hudspeth returned to collegiate ranks in 1999, serving as offensive coordinator at Delta State for two seasons and helping lead the Statesmen to the 2000 NCAA Division II national title. He moved to Annapolis to serve as offensive coordinator at Navy in 2001 before earning his first collegiate head coaching job at North Alabama the following year. Hudspeth is married to the former Tyla McConnell and is the father of three sons: Gunner (a freshman quarterback for the Ragin’ Cajuns), Major and Captain, and one daughter, Carley.

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Northern Illinois (Mid-American) Boise State (Mountain West) Cincinnati (American) Utah State (Mountain West) LOUISIANA (Sun Belt) UCF (American) Arkansas State (Sun Belt) Marshall (Conference USA) BYU (Independent) Houston (American) Toledo (Mid-American) Ohio (Mid-American) San Diego State (Mountain West) Bowling Green (Mid-American) East Carolina (American) Ball State (Mid-American) Fresno State (Mountain West) Louisiana Tech (Conference USA) Navy (American) Western Kentucky (Conference USA) Rice (Conference USA) Air Force (Mountain West) Colorado State (Mountain West) Nevada (Mountain West) San Jose State (Mountain West) Middle Tennessee (Conference USA) Tulsa (American) Central Michigan (Mid-American) Kent State (Mid-American) North Texas (Conference USA) ULM (Sun Belt) SMU (Conference USA) Temple (American) Wyoming (Mountain West) Buffalo (Mid-American) Western Michigan (Mid-American)

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The Hudspeth Family (l-r): Major, Gunner, Captain, Tyla, Mark and Carley

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Mark Hudspeth vs. All Opponents Akron 1-0 Appalachian State 0-1 Arizona 0-1 Arkansas 0-1 Arkansas State 2-2 Arkansas Tech 5-0 Arkansas-Monticello 6-1 Boise State 0-1 Carson-Newman 2-0 Central Arkansas 4-1 Delta State 5-3 East Carolina 1-0 FIU 2-0 Florida 0-1 Florida Atlantic 2-0 Georgia State 2-0 Harding 5-2 Henderson State 3-0 Jacksonville State 1-0 Kansas State 0-1 Kent State 1-0 Kentucky First meeting Lamar 1-0 Lambuth 1-0 Louisiana Tech 0-1 Middle Tennessee 1-0 Newberry 1-0 New Mexico State 2-0 Nicholls State 2-0 North Carolina Central 1-0 North Dakota 0-1 North Greenville 1-0 North Texas 1-1 Northwestern State First meeting NW Missouri State 0-2 Oklahoma State 0-2 Ole Miss 0-1 Quachita Baptist 3-1 Samford 0-1 San Diego State 1-0 South Alabama 2-1 Southern 1-0 Southern Arkansas 7-1 Stillman 1-0 Texas State 2-0 Troy 4-0 Tulane 2-0 Tusculum 4-0 ULM 3-1 Valdosta State 5-5 West Alabama 5-2 West Georgia 6-1 Western Kentucky 2-1 2015 opponents in bold

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Mark Hudspeth presenting a game ball from the Raginâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Cajuns 16-3 victory over Nevada in the 2014 R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl to Lafayette Parish President Joey Durel.

THE HUDSPETH COACHING FILE As A Head Coach

Year School Overall Conference 1997-98 Winston Academy 25-1 16-0 2002 North Alabama 4-7 3-6 2003 North Alabama 13-1 9-0 2004 North Alabama 5-5 4-5 2005 North Alabama 11-3 7-2 2006 North Alabama 11-1 8-0 2007 North Alabama 10-2 7-1 2008 North Alabama 12-2 7-1 UNA Totals 66-21 45-15

Notes 1997 State Champions

2011 Louisiana 9-4 6-2 2012 Louisiana 9-4 6-2 2013 Louisiana 9-4 5-2 2014 Louisiana 9-4 7-1 Louisiana Totals 36-16 24-7 Collegiate Totals 102-37 63-19 Career Totals 127-38 79-20

New Orleans Bowl Champions New Orleans Bowl Champions Sun Belt Conference Champions New Orleans Bowl Champions New Orleans Bowl Champions (Four Years)

As An Assistant Coach

Years School Position 1994 Nicholls State 1995 Nicholls State 1999 Delta State Offensive Coordinator 2000 Delta State Offensive Coordinator 2001 Navy Offensive Coordinator 2009 Mississippi State Passing Coordinator/WR 2010 Mississippi State Passing Coordinator/WR

NCAA Division II Semi-Finals GSC Coach of the Year, GSC Champs NCAA Division II Semi-Finals NCAA Division II Quarter-Finals GSC Coach of the Year, GSC Champs NCAA Division II Semi-Finals NCAA Division II Semi-Finals (Seven Years)

(11 Years) (13 Years)

Postseason

NCAA Division II National Champions No. 15 Final AP Ranking Toyota Gator Bowl

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Reed Stringer

Assistant Head Coach • Tight Ends • Recruiting Coordinator Fifth Season at Louisiana • Delta State, 2001

THE STRINGER FILE

Year at UL - Fifth Birthdate - Jan. 26, 1979 Hometown - Canton, Miss. Wife - Emily Children - Smith, Banks, John Reed High School - Canton High School College - Delta State (B.A., 2001; MBA, 2003)

PLAYING EXPERIENCE

1998-01 – Delta State (Offensive Lineman) COACHING EXPERIENCE 2002 – Delta State (Graduate Assistant) 2003-04 – Mississippi State (Graduate Assistant) 2005-08 – Mississippi St. (TEs / Special Teams) 2009 – Mississippi State (Director of Recruiting) 2010 – Clemson (Player Development) 2011- present – Louisiana (Assistant Head Coach/Tight Ends/Recruiting Coordinator)

BOWL EXPERIENCE

Season – Bowl 2007 – Liberty Bowl 2010 – Car Care Bowl 2011 – New Orleans Bowl 2012 – New Orleans Bowl 2013 – New Orleans Bowl 2014 – New Orleans Bowl

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Reed Stringer is entering his fifth season as assistant head coach, tight ends coach and recruiting coordinator on the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns staff. As assistant head coach, he works closely with head coach Mark Hudspeth on the daily operations of the Ragin’ Cajuns program, particularly overseeing all aspects of recruiting and roster management, administering the football academic accountability program, and special teams. Known for being a great evaluator and a relentless recruiter, Stringer’s recruiting efforts have led the way in Louisiana posting four consecutive nine-win seasons for the first time in school history. The 2015 Ragin’ Cajuns recruiting class was ranked as the best in the Sun Belt Conference for the fourth consecutive year by Scout.com and 247sports.com. Stringer, the 2012 Sun Belt Conference Recruiter of the Year by Scout.com, was once again honored in 2013 by the same publication as one of the top two recruiters in the Sun Belt Conference. Being recognized for his recruiting efforts is nothing new to Stringer, a native of Canton, Miss. In 2009, he was named one of the SEC’s “Top 10 Recruiters” by Rivals.com for his contributions to Mississippi State’s nationally-ranked class which produced 12 players who signed NFL contracts and also included Cincinnati Red’s centerfielder Billy Hamilton. As tight ends coach, Stringer has developed and mentored one of the most consistent and high achieving units on the Ragin Cajun squad with three different tight ends earning all-conference honors in four years. Beginning in 2011, Stringer assisted Ladarius Green in finishing off his career as a three-time All-Sun Belt Conference performer and working his way into a fourth-round draft pick for the NFL’s San Diego Chargers. In 2013, senior Jacob Maxwell earned All-Sun Belt Conference honors and along with Ian Thompson, the duo are both currently with NFL clubs with Maxwell with the Chicago Bears and Thompson with the Green Bay Packers. Lastly in 2014, Larry Pettis’ career came

to an end on a high note as he also garnered allconference recognition as well. Stringer’s efforts in overseeing the Ragin Cajun football academic accountability program have also been a plus for the program. With the help of football academics, the Louisiana Ragin Cajun student-athletes graduate at a higher rate among student-athletes in schools both in the state of Louisiana and the Sun Belt Conference, according to 2013 Federal Graduation Rates statistics, which were released by the NCAA. On top of graduating its players, the Ragin Cajun football squad was also awarded the 2013-2014 Sun-Belt Academic Conference Championship for its performance in the classroom. Before spending the 2010 season on Dabo Swinney’s staff at Clemson, Stringer spent seven seasons at Mississippi State in a variety of roles. At 25, he became the youngest full-time coach in the SEC when was promoted to tight ends coach on Sylvester Croom’s staff in 2005 and added special teams duties to his resume in 2007. He was also the Director of Recruiting for Dan Mullen’s 2009 staff. A four-year letterman on the Statesmen’s offensive line, he helped DSU claim the 2000 NCAA Division II national championship. Stringer concluded his career with a string of 35 consecutive starting assignments at offensive left tackle. In addition to the 2000 national title, he was also instrumental in helping Delta State win the 1998 and 2000 Gulf South Conference championships. He earned a bachelor’s degree in business management from Delta State in 2001 and completed a master’s in business administration from DSU in 2003. Stringer was born on January 26, 1979 in Canton, Miss. He is married to the former Emily Howell and they have three sons, Smith, Banks, and John Reed.

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Jay Johnson

Associate Head Coach • Offensive Coordinator • Quarterbacks Fifth Season at Louisiana • Northern Iowa, 1992

THE JOHNSON FILE

Year at UL - Fifth Birthdate - Sept. 18, 1965 Hometown - Lakeville, Minn. Wife - Lori Children - Cole High School - Lakeville North (Minn.) College - Northern Iowa (1992); Missouri (1994)

PLAYING EXPERIENCE

1989-92 – Northern Iowa (Quarterback)

COACHING EXPERIENCE

1993 – Columbia-Hickman HS (Assistant Coach) 1994 – Missouri (Graduate Assistant) 1995 – Augsberg College (Offensive Coordinator/Recruiting Coordinator) 1995-96 – Truman State (Offensive Coordinator) 1997-99 – Kansas (Graduate Assistant) 1999-01 – Kansas (Quarterbacks) 2001-03 – Kansas (Running Backs) 2003 – Southern Miss (Tight Ends) 2004 – Southern Miss (Running Backs) 2005-07 – Southern Miss (Offensive Coordinator) 2008 – Louisville (Administrative Assistant) 2009 – Louisville (Tight Ends) 2010 – Central Michigan (Quarterbacks) 2011 – present – Louisiana (Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks)

BOWL EXPERIENCE

Season – Bowl 2003 – Liberty Bowl 2004 – New Orleans Bowl 2005 – New Orleans Bowl 2006 – GMAC Bowl 2007 – PapaJohns.com Bowl 2011 – R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl 2012 – R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl 2013 – R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl 2014 – R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl

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An offensive strategist with over two decades of coaching experience, Jay Johnson begins his fifth season at Louisiana, serving as the Cajuns’ offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. In four seasons under Johnson’s tutelage, the Cajuns have posted some of the top offensive performances in school history, including school records for total offense (5,914) and points (461) in 2012. Behind a stellar performance from sophomore running back Elijah McGuire, Louisiana finished 22nd nationally in rushing offense in 2014, averaging 225.9 yards per game during the 2014 season. The Ragin’ Cajuns were also efficient in the red zone, scoring at a 91.2 percent clip and finishing 10th nationally among FBS teams. Under Johnson’s guidance in 2013, the Cajuns set school-records for total first downs (283) and total plays from scrimmage (883). The Cajuns produced four first-team All-Conference selections, paced by the running back tandem of Alonzo Harris and McGuire. Terrance Broadway led all league starting quarterbacks in passing efficiency while completing 62 percent of his passes for 2,419 yards and 19 touchdowns. In 2011, Blaine Gautier emerged as one of the top offensive threats in the south, throwing for a school record 2,958 yards and 23 touchdowns. In 2012, Broadway replaced Gautier and set a new school record for total offense (3,611). Before coming to Louisiana, Johnson spent one season at Central Michigan (2010) and was at Louisville from 2008-09. Johnson was at Southern Miss for five years (2003-07), working with the tight ends (2003), running backs (2004) and three as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach (2005-07) under head coach Jeff Bower. While at USM, the Golden Eagles established a school record for total offense in 2007 with 5,066,

eclipsing the 5,000-yard plateau for the first time in school history. Johnson has honed his coaching skills at a variety of levels and schools. He started his coaching career at Columbia-Hickman High School in 1993, serving as the quarterbacks, receivers and defensive backs coach. In 1994, he moved to Missouri as a graduate assistant coach, later moving to Augsburg College, serving as the school’s offensive coordinator and recruitment coordinator from 1994-95, before moving to that same position at Truman State from 1995-97. He served as a graduate assistant at Kansas from 1997-99 and became its quarterbacks coach in 1999, serving in that role until 2001. Johnson, a three-time All-Gateway Conference quarterback and four-time conference player of the week in his playing days at Northern Iowa, led his teams to a 31-8 record, and won three conference championships, while appearing in three national playoffs. He finished his career with almost 500 completions and threw for over 8,000 yards and 58 touchdowns. He was elected team captain in both the 1991 and 1992 seasons. He quarterbacked the ‘92 team to a 12-2 record, a conference championship and the No. 3 ranking in the final NCAA Div. 1-AA poll. Johnson also holds a variety of academic honors to go with his on-field prowess. He earned President’s Academic Excellence honors in the Gateway Conference and held a perfect 4.0 grade point average while completing his master’s degree at Missouri. That earned him a Superior Graduate Achievement Award from the Department of Health and Exercise Science, and he was a Dean’s List scholar at Northern Iowa where he compiled a 3.47 GPA. He also taught several courses while at Truman State and Missouri. He and his wife, Lori, have one son, Cole.

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Melvin Smith Defensive Coordinator • Secondary First Season at Louisiana • MIllsaps, 1982

THE SMITH FILE

Year at UL - First Birthdate - Feb. 1, 1958 Hometown - Taylorsville, Miss. Wife - Shelia Children - Robert, Ricky, Deondra, Ashlee High School - Magee HS College - Millsaps, 1982; Delta State, 1992

COACHING EXPERIENCE 1990-91 - Delta State 1992-94 - Ole Miss 1995-01 - Mississippi State (DB) 2002 - Alabama (Safeties) 2003-05 - Texas A&M (Safeties) 2006-12 - Mississippi State (DB) 2013-14 - Auburn (DB) 2015 - Louisiana (DC/DBs)

BOWL EXPERIENCE

Season – Bowl 1992 - Liberty 1998 - Cotton 1999 - Peach 2000 - Independence 2004 - Cotton 2007 - Liberty 2010 - Gator 2011 - Music City 2012 - Gator 2013 - BCS National Championship 2014 - Outback

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Melvin Smith, who brings nearly two decades of experience coaching in the Southeastern Conference, begins his first season as assistant head coach and defensive coordinator for the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns. Smith, who mentored current head coach Mark Hudspeth while at Delta State, spent the past two seasons at Auburn, where he helped the Tigers to the 2013 SEC Championship and a berth in the BCS Championship game. During his tenure at Auburn, Smith coached a pair of All-SEC selections, including Jonathan Jones (AP, SEC Coaches) and Jonathon Mincy (SEC Coaches), who were each named to the second team in 2014. In his first season with the Tigers in 2013, Smith was instrumental in the second biggest turnaround in college football history in NCAA records (+8.0 games) while his secondary made one of the most dramatic improvements in production, recording 13 interceptions after recording two in 2012. Among his pupils in 2013 was senior cornerback Chris Davis who was an Associated Press All-SEC second-team selection and made one of the top plays in college football history with a 109-yard missed field goal return for a touchdown in a 34-28 victory over No. 1-ranked Alabama. Before his tenure at Auburn, the Taylorsville, Miss., native spent seven seasons at Mississippi State where he worked with Hudspeth (2009-10) and helped the Bulldogs to a No. 15 ranking in the final 2010 national polls and a berth in the Toyota Gator Bowl. Smith also coached at Alabama, Texas A&M, Ole Miss and Delta State. During his tenure at Mississippi State, Smith mentored Jonathan Banks, who won the 2012 Jim Thorpe Award, presented annually to the nation’s top defensive back. Banks also earned Walter Camp All-America honors and was a first-team All-SEC selection. Smith tutored a Bulldog defense that had 30 takeaways, which led the SEC and was 12th nationally. Darius Slay, a second-team All-SEC pick, tied

for the league lead in interceptions with five, while Banks had four. In 2009, Smith guided a young group that led the SEC with 17 interceptions. Led by thenfreshman Corey Broomfield’s six picks, the corners improved as the season progressed. For his efforts, Broomfield was named Freshman All-SEC. In 2011, Smith continued to tutor Broomfield and Banks, who developed into an All-SEC performer and was named a semifinalist for the Jim Thorpe Award. Smith returned to Mississippi State in 2006 after spending time at both Alabama and Texas A&M. In just his second season back at MSU, Smith helped the Bulldogs’ pass defense rank fourth in the SEC, allowing just 182.2 yards per game, sixth in pass efficiency defense (114.8). The Bulldogs improved their interception total from 12 to 15. The 32-year coaching veteran came back to Mississippi State following three seasons at Texas A&M, where he coached the safeties. During his tenure in College Station, Smith helped the Aggies to a 7-4 regular season record in 2004 and a berth in the 2005 Cotton Bowl. Smith coached the safeties at Alabama in 2002, where the Crimson Tide team posted a 10-3 regular season record. He was an assistant football coach at Mississippi State for seven years (1995-2001), helping guide the Bulldogs through the greatest period in the school’s football history. In 2000, three of his four defensive backfield starters signed professional football contracts. That secondary intercepted 19 passes, the second-most in school history. Smith has also coached on the collegiate level in Mississippi at Ole Miss (1992-94) and Delta State (1990-91). He began his coaching career on the high school level at Greenwood (Miss.) from 1982-89. By the time he became an assistant at Delta State in 1990, he joined the Army Reserves for a stint that would eventually last eight years. Smith is married to the former Shelia McLemore and they are the parents of four children, sons Robert and Ricky, and daughters, Deondra and Ashlee.

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Charlie Harbison Co-Defensive Coordinator • Outside Linebackers First Season at Louisiana • Gardner-Webb, 1995

THE HARBISON FILE

Year at UL - First Birthdate - Oct. 27, 1959 Hometown - Shelby, N.C. Wife - Tammy Children - Charlie, Stedman, Masai, Msiba College - Gardner-Webb, 1995

PLAYING EXPERIENCE

1979-81 – Gardner-Webb 1982 - Buffalo Bills 1983-84 - Boston/New Orleans Breakers (USFL)

COLLEGE COACHING EXPERIENCE 1984 - Gardner-Webb (DB) 1992-93 - Gardner-Webb (WR) 1994 - UTEP (DB) 1995-97 - Clemson (DB) 1998-00 - Alabama (DB) 2001-02 - LSU (DB) 2003-06 - Alabama (WR) 2007-08 - Mississippi State (DC/S) 2009-12 - Clemson (DB) 2013-14 - Auburn (Co-DC/Safeties) 2015 – Louisiana (Co-DC/Outside LBs)

BOWL EXPERIENCE

Season – Bowl 1995 - Gator 1996 - Peach 1997 - Peach 1998 - Music City 1999 - Orange 2001 - Sugar 2002 - Cotton 2004 - Music City 2005 - Cotton 2006 - Independence 2007 - Liberty 2008 - Gator (w/Clemson) 2009 - Music City 2010 - Meineke Car Care Bowl 2011 - Orange 2012 - Chick-Fil-A 2013 - BCS Championship 2014 - Outback

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Charlie Harbison, who spent the previous two seasons on the football staff at Auburn and has a 20-year coaching career in the SEC and ACC, begins his first season as co-defensive coordinator and outside linebackers coach for the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns. Harbison, a highly regarded recruiter who helped the Tigers to a 2013 SEC Championship and a BCS Championship berth, spent the previous two seasons as co-defensive coordinator at Auburn, where he worked daily with the AU safeties and served on the same defensive staff as current Ragin’ Cajuns defensive coordinator Melvin Smith and defensive analyst Levorn Harbin. Harbison, who worked on the same staff with Smith at both Mississippi State (2007-08) and Auburn (2013-14), had previous coaching stops at Clemson (1995-97, 2009-12), Alabama (1998-2000, 2003-06), LSU (2001-02), UTEP (1994) and twice at his alma mater – Gardner-Webb (1984-85, 1992-93). In 2013, Auburn had the second biggest turnaround in college football history in NCAA records at +8.0 games. Named one of nation’s top-25 recruiters by Rivals in 2010, Harbison helped Clemson to backto-back 10-win seasons, including the 2011 ACC Championship, the program’s first in 20 years, and an Orange Bowl appearance. Harbison coached cornerback Coty Sensabaugh, who had 14 passes defended in 2011 and was drafted by the Tennessee Titans. Harbison helped Clemson to a top-25 ranking and the ACC Atlantic Division title in 2009. Clemson had 21 interceptions, fifth-most in Tiger history and tied for fifth-most in the nation. Clemson was seventh in the nation in passing defense. Prior to his tenure at Clemson, Harbison spent two seasons at Mississippi State (2007-08). After just one season, he was elevated to defensive coordinator, while also coaching safeties. He had a pair of coaching stints at Alabama from 1998-2000 and 2003-06. He coached the Crimson Tide wide receivers during his second stint, helping Alabama to a 26-24 overall record, includ-

ing three bowl berths. Harbison coached defensive backs in his initial stay from 1998-2000. He helped Alabama to the 1999 Southeastern Conference title and appearances in the 1998 Music City and 2000 Orange Bowls. Two of his pupils, Fernando Bryant (1999) and Tony Dixon (2001) were taken in the first and second rounds of the NFL Draft. Between the Alabama assignments, Harbison coached the defensive backfield at LSU in 2001 and ‘02. He was a member of the Tiger coaching staff that won the 2001 SEC title, finished 18-8 overall and played in the 2002 Sugar and 2003 Cotton Bowls. Corey Webster, who played under Harbison his first two years in Baton Rouge, finished his career second on the school’s all-time pass interception list. Harbison served as the defensive backs coach at Clemson from 1995-97. The Tigers posted a 22-14 mark during those three years, ending those seasons in the Gator and back-to-back Peach Bowls. One of his pupils was nine-time Pro Bowl selection Brian Dawkins. He was an All-American and led the ACC in interceptions in Harbison’s first year at Clemson (1995). Harbison also coached the secondary at UTEP (1994) and served twice at his alma mater, GardnerWebb, coaching wide receivers (1992-93) and defensive backs (1984-85). In addition to his collegiate coaching experience, he worked in both the Arena Football League and the World League of American Football. His pro football coaching resume includes serving as defensive coordinator for the Charlotte Rage (1993). Harbison graduated from Gardner-Webb College in 1995. A two-sport star, he was a free-agent signee of the Buffalo Bills in 1982 and played two seasons (1983-84) with the Boston/New Orleans Breakers of the USFL. He is married to the former Tammy McCluney and they are the parents of four children, Charlie, Stedman, Masai and Msiba.

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Mitch Rodrigue Run Game Coordinator • Offensive Line Fifth Season at Louisiana • Nicholls State, 1988

THE RODRIGUE FILE

Year at UL - Fifth Hometown - Thibodaux, La. Wife - Sherri Children - Maci, Madden, Mallori High School - Thibodaux HS College - Nicholls State (1988); Southern Miss (1990)

PLAYING EXPERIENCE

1983 - Copiah-Lincoln Community College 1984-86 - Nicholls State (Offensive Line)

COACHING EXPERIENCE

1987-88 - Nicholls State (Student Assistant), 1989-90 - Southern Miss (Graduate Assistant) 1991-92 - Pearl River CC (Offensive Line) 1993-98 - Nicholls State (Offensive Line/ Offensive Coordinator) 1999 - Southern Miss (Running Backs) 2000-02 - Southern Miss (Tight Ends) 2003-07 - Southern Miss (Offensive Line) 2008-11 - South Alabama (Offensive Line/TEs) 2011 – present – Louisiana (Offensive Line/Run Game Coordinator)

BOWL EXPERIENCE

Season – Bowl 1990 - All-American Bowl 1996 - NCAA Division I-AA Playoffs 1999 - AXA Liberty Bowl 2000 - GMAC Bowl 2002 - Houston Bowl 2003 – Liberty Bowl 2004 – New Orleans Bowl 2005 – New Orleans Bowl 2006 – GMAC Bowl 2007 – PapaJohns.com Bowl 2011 – R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl 2012 – R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl 2013 – R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl 2014 – R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl

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A 28-year collegiate coaching veteran, Mitch Rodrigue begins his fifth season as the run game coordinator and offensive line coach at Louisiana. A native of Thibodaux, La., Rodrigue joined the Cajuns staff after working at South Alabama for three seasons (2008-10). In his tenure in Lafayette, Rodrigue has developed an offensive line that ranks among the most efficient groups in the country. For the third consecutive year in 2014, all five regulars started all 13 games together, helping Louisiana rank 26th nationally in rushing (204.5 yards per game), and 56th in total offense (416.8). Highlighting the steadiness of the offensive line, brothers Daniel and Mykhael Quave were named to the preseason watch list for Lombardi Award – the only set of brothers named to a national watch list. Daniel Quave, a 2014 All-Sun Belt Conference performer at right guard, concluded his career after starting in all 52 games of his career, one shy of the all-time NCAA career record. Rodrigue’s offensive line unit in 2012 saw a 55-percent increase in rushing from the previous season and after inheriting a line that allowed 39 sacks in 2010, Rodrigue molded a unit that gave up 13 in 2012 to rank 13th in the country. In his career, Rodrigue has worked with schools that have earned a combined 13 bowl invitations. Five of his players have gone on to the National Football League, including Chris Clark (Denver), Jeremy Parquet (Pittsburgh), Ryan McKee (Kansas City), Chris White (Seattle) and Daniel Quave (Dallas). Clark, currently a starter with the Broncos, played in Super Bowl XLVIII while Parquet earned a Super Bowl ring with the Steelers in Super Bowl XLIII. Before returning to his home state, Rodrigue was part of South Alabama’s first foray into football. In the program’s inaugural season in 2009, two of Rodrigue’s tight ends played a vital role in helping the Jag offense average 439 yards and nearly 46 points per contest. Prior to his arrival at South Alabama, Rodrigue

spent nine seasons at Southern Miss, where he coached the offensive line (2003-07), tight ends (2000-02) and running backs (1999). During his tenure, he was a valuable member of the staff, not only on the field, but also as a recruiter, as he was named one of Rivals.com Top 10 recruiters from a non-BCS conference in 2006. In 2005, Rodrigue guided the offensive line to another strong season, as the offense finished with 4,288 yards of total offense, the sixth-best performance in school history. The offensive line, led by all-Conference USA performers George Batiste and Travis Cooley, only allowed nine sacks that season, ranking 12th in the nation, and did not allow a sack in six games on the year. During his first season leading the USM offensive line (2003), Rodrigue helped the Golden Eagles win their fourth Conference USA title and earn an invitation to the Liberty Bowl despite working with a unit that had lost three starters to the NFL from the previous year. Before taking over as the offensive line coach in 2003, Rodrigue coached the running backs in 1999 and the tight ends from 2000-02. He also assisted with the offensive line during his initial stint at Southern Miss, serving as the program’s graduate assistant in 1989 and 1990 under former head coach Curley Hallman. Rodrigue coached several seasons at Nicholls State (1993-98), serving as tight ends and offensive line coach as well as offensive coordinator during his time at his alma mater. Prior to his coaching stint at Nicholls State, Rodrigue worked for two seasons as an assistant coach at Pearl River (Miss.) Community College (1991-92). Rodrigue played at Nicholls State and helped the Colonels reach the second round of the NCAA Division I-AA playoffs in 1986, as well as win the 1984 Gulf Star Conference title. Rodrigue is married to the former Sherri Marcet, and is the father of three children, Maci, Madden, and Mallori.

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Jorge Munoz

Pass Game Coordinator • Wide Receivers Eighth Season at Louisiana • Bethany, 1998

THE MUNOZ FILE

Year at UL - Eighth Hometown - San Diego, Calif. Wife - Erin Children - Ava, Alex High School - Hilltop HS College - Bethany College, 1998

PLAYING EXPERIENCE

1995-96 – Bethany College (Quarterback) 1997-98 - Albany Firebirds, AFL (Quarterback)

COACHING EXPERIENCE

1998 - Bethany College (Quarterbacks/Receivers) 1999-00 - Southeast Missouri (Receivers) 2001-02 - Anderson University (Offensive Coordinator/Receivers) 2003-04 - Charleston Southern (Receivers) 2005 - Eastern Illinois (Receivers) 2006-07 - Eastern Illinois (Offensive Coordinator/ Quarterbacks) 2008-10 - Louisiana (Pass Game Coordinator/ Quarterbacks) 2011- present – Louisiana (Receivers)

BOWL EXPERIENCE

Season – Bowl 2005 - Division I FCS Playoffs 2006 - Division I FCS Playoffs 2007 - Division I FCS Playoffs 2011 – R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl 2012 – R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl 2013 – R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl 2014 – R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl

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Jorge Munoz begins his eighth year as an assistant coach at Louisiana and the fifth as receivers coach/pass game coordinator on the staff of Mark Hudspeth. Munoz’ work with the Cajuns wide receivers in his tenure has been exemplary. Despite not having the team’s top receiver - Jamal Robinson - in the lineup for much of the season due to injury, four players stepped up and caught 30 or more passes each. Running back Elijah McGuire (45 receptions) was the team’s top receiver on the season with James Butler (38), Al Riles (34) and Gabe Fuselier (30) contributing to the Ragin’ Cajuns offense. In 2013, Robinson earned second-team AllSun Belt Conference honors after finishing seventh in the league in receptions (54), fifth in receiving yards per game (66.3) while his eight TD receptions were tied for fifth-most in a single season in school history. Javone Lawson (134 catches, 2,107 yards, 15 TDs) and Harry Peoples (122-1,514-6) concluded their careers in 2012 as only the third set of receivers in school history to each have 100 receptions in a career. In 2011, Munoz played an integral role in the Cajuns throwing for over 3,500 yards. Lawson (63 catches, 1,092 yards) posted one of the top seasons by a Louisiana receiver while Peoples and Darryl Surgent also emerged as steady targets for Blaine Gautier. As passing game coordinator in 2008, the Cajuns’ “Play Station” attack shattered the school records for total offense (5,390 yards) and touchdowns (54). He helped Michael Desormeaux record the second-most yards of total offense in school history and as a result, Desormeaux was named the 2008 Sun Belt Conference Offensive Player of the Year. Prior to joining the Louisiana staff, Munoz spent three seasons at Eastern Illinois (2005-07),

starting as receivers coach in 2005, co-offensive coordinator in 2006 and offensive coordinator in 2007. During his time with EIU, the Panthers were ranked in the top-25 each season in the Division I FCS rankings and advanced to the FCS Playoffs. Before that he coached at Charleston Southern (2004-05), Anderson College (2001-02) Southeast Missouri (1999-00) and his alma mater, Bethany College (1998) A 1998 graduate, Munoz was a two-time AllAmerican quarterback at Bethany. He played one year in the Arena Football League with the Albany Firebirds. Munoz was a multi-sport standout at San Diego Hilltop High. Munoz and his wife, Erin, have two children, Ava and Alex.

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Marquase Lovings Running Backs Fifth Season at Louisiana • Howard, 2006

THE LOVINGS FILE Year at UL - Fifth Hometown - Gainesville, Fla. High School - P.K. Yonge HS College - Howard (2006)

PLAYING EXPERIENCE

2002-03 - Howard (Tight End)

COACHING EXPERIENCE

2007-08 - Mississippi State (Defensive Quality Control 2009-10 - Mississippi State (Graduate Assistant) 2011 - present - Louisiana (Running Backs)

BOWL EXPERIENCE

Season – Bowl 2007 – Liberty Bowl 2010 – Gator Bowl 2011 – R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl 2012 – R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl 2013 – R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl 2014 – R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl

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Running backs coach Marquase Lovings enters his fifth year on the Ragin’ Cajuns coaching staff after helping Louisiana produce one of the top rushing tandems in college football during the past two seasons. Under Lovings’ tutelage, running backs Elijah McGuire and Alonzo Harris combined to rush for over 3,800 yards and 48 touchdowns during a twoyear span that saw each earn All-Sun Belt Conference honors. In 2014, the tandem combined to rush for 2,071 yards and 26 touchdowns with McGuire earning Player of the Year and Offensive Player of the Year honors by the Sun Belt Conference. The sophomore rushed for a team-high 1,264 yards on the season, becoming the fourth player and second running back overall, to rush for 1,000 yards in a season. During the 2013 season, the duo each combined for over 1,800 yards and 22 rushing touchdowns on the season and each earned firstteam All-Sun Belt Conference honors in 2013. Harris finished third in the league with 942 yards and 14 touchdowns while McGuire recorded 863 yards, averaging 8.3 yards per carry, while scoring eight TDs and earning Freshman All-America honors. Behind a solid running attack that also featured Torrey Pierce and Effrem Reed, the 2013 Cajuns finished second in the Sun Belt Conference in rushing offense (204.5) and 26th nationally. In 2011, Lovings’ helped Harris, then a freshman, emerge early in the season, finishing the year with 700 yards and eight touchdowns to earn Sun Belt Freshman of the Year honors. In 2012, Harris was joined by freshmen Reed and Pierce, allowing the Cajuns to improve their rushing from 125.2 to 193.5 yards per game, ranking them 34th nationally and second in the Sun Belt. Prior to joining the Cajuns, Lovings spent four

seasons at Mississippi State (2007-10), first as a defensive quality control coach before taking over as defensive graduate assistant for his final two seasons. While in Starkville, Lovings served on a Bulldog staff that included Mark Hudspeth, then the Pass Game Coordinator and Receivers coach, along with Reed Stringer, the Bulldogs’ Coordinator of Recruiting Operations. The Bulldogs had several standout defensive linemen during Lovings’ four years, including Titus Brown and Fletcher Cox. Brown went on to play with the Cleveland Browns from 2008-12, and Cox went on to become the 12th pick by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 2012 NFL Draft. A graduate of and former walk-on tight end with Howard University, Lovings also has high school coaching on his resume with stints at Dunbar High in Washington, D.C. and at his alma mater, P.K. Yonge High in Gainesville. He earned his masters in Sports Administration from Mississippi State in 2008 and pursued a doctorate in education at MSU.

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Mike Lucas

Inside Linebackers First Season at Louisiana • Liberty, 1982

THE LUCAS FILE

Year at UL - First Birthdate - March 7, 1959 Hometown - Mount Holly, N.J. Wife - Wendy Children - Tyler, Torin High School - Pemberton HS College - Liberty, 1982

COACHING EXPERIENCE

1979 - William and Mary (Student Assistant) 1980-83 - Liberty (Assistant Coach) 1984 - UTEP (Graduate Assistant) 1985-87 - Eastern New Mexico (Def. Coordinator) 1987-01 - Sam Houston State (Def. Coordinator) 1991-01 - Sam Houston State (Asst. Head Coach) 2005-06 - Southeastern La. (Defensive Coordinator) 2007-11 - Southeastern La. (Head Coach) 2013 - Indiana State (Defensive Line) 2014 - Northwestern State (Def. Coordinator) 2015-present: Louisiana (Inside Linebackers)

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Mike Lucas, a veteran coach that has included stops at Southeastern Louisiana, Sam Houston State and Northwestern State, begins his first season as the inside linebackers coach for the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns Lucas, in his 36th season as a coach at the collegiate level, spent the 2014 season at Northwestern State where he served as defensive coordinator and linebackers coach under Jay Thomas. In his lone season in Natchitoches, Lucas spearheaded a defensive unit that was fifth nationally among FCS schools in takeaways (30) and saw a pair of defensive backs – Adam Jones and Imoan Claiborne – rank among the national FCS leaders in interceptions. Claiborne, who was invited to play in the 66th Annual Reese’s Senior Bowl after the 2014 season, was a first-team All-Southland Conference selection and was joined by linebacker Marion Chapman. Lucas, the 2009 All-Louisiana Coach of the Year, was head coach at Southeastern Louisiana from 2007-11 after two seasons as the Lions’ defensive coordinator. He earned a reputation as a dynamic coordinator under legendary coach Ron Randleman from 1987-2001 at Sam Houston State. Lucas spent the 2013 season as the defensive coordinator at Indiana State and earlier in his career coached at his alma mater, Liberty, along with William and Mary, UTEP, and Eastern New Mexico. Lucas was defensive coordinator at SLU from 2005-06 before moving into the head coaching post on an interim basis for the last three games of 2006, and was head coach from 2007-11. A tireless recruiter, Lucas’ 2010 class at SLU was ranked No. 1 among FCS schools by Rivals.com with many of the newcomers later contributing to the Lions’ 2013 Southland Conference championship - the school’s first in over 50 years. Under Lucas’ leadership, Southeastern improved its overall record each season from 2006-09 while the Lions, for the first time since their program was restarted in 2003, became highly competitive in the Southland. Southeastern developed a school-record setting offense and a typically

tough-to-attack defense guided by Lucas. During his tenure in Hammond, Lucas had 21 players earn All-Southland Conference honors, highlighted by safety Tommy Connors, who was a three-time selection and 2008 All-American. Among the players recruited by Lucas to Southeastern included wide receiver Simmie Yarborough, a four-time All-Southland Conference performer and the 2008 Southland Conference Freshman of the Year, and defensive back Robert Alford, a current member of the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons. At SHSU as defensive coordinator and assistant head coach under Randleman, Lucas coached the Bearkats among the top 15 in FCS stat categories 11 times, and led the Southland Conference in defense five times. Among school records set under Lucas: 52 sacks in 2001, fewest points per game (13.2) in 1991. His SHSU defenses produced 65 All-Southland Conference honors by 41 different players, among them seven who signed NFL contracts and two who were NFL Draft picks. Prior to joining the SHSU staff in 1987, Lucas previously served as defensive coordinator at Eastern New Mexico where his squad led the Lone Star Conference in total defense and scoring defense and ranked third nationally in punt returns. In 1984, he coached wide receivers at UTEP. From 1980 to 1983, he coached the secondary, defensive line and linebackers and assisted in the strength and conditioning program at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Va. He began his coaching career at the College of William and Mary in 1979 as a defensive student assistant. Lucas was a three-year letterman in football at Pemberton (N.J.) High School and also lettered in baseball and wrestling. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Liberty in 1982, majoring in physical education and psychology. He and his wife, Wendy, have two sons, Tyler, a former quarterback and 2009 graduate of Cornell University, and Torin, a former catcher and 2012 graduate of Southeastern Louisiana.

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Levorn Harbin

Defensive Line First Season at Louisiana • North Alabama, 1999

THE HARBIN FILE

Year at UL - First Hometown - Butler, Ala. High School - Choctaw County HS College - North Alabama, 1999

PLAYING EXPERIENCE Morris Brown College, 1994 North Alabama, 1995-97

COACHING EXPERIENCE

1998 - North Alabama (Student Asst.) 1999-2000 - Auburn (Adminstrative Asst.) 2001 - Valdosta State (Defensive Line) 2002-03 - Georgia Southern (Defensive Ends) 2004 - Atlanta Falcons (Pro Scouting Asst.) 2006-12 - Tuskegee (Def. Line, Special Teams, Recruiting) 2013-14 - Auburn (DL Analyst) 2015-present - Defensive Backs

BOWL EXPERIENCE

Season – Bowl 2000 - Citrus 2001 - Division II Playoffs (Quarterfinals) 2002 - Division I-AA Playoffs (Semifinals) 2013 - BCS National Championship 2014 - Outback

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Levorn Harbin, who spent the past two seasons as a defensive line analyst at Auburn, enters his first season on the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns football staff and will serve as the defensive line coach. Before his tenure at Auburn, Harbin spent seven seasons at Tuskegee University where he served as defensive line coach, special teams coordinator and recruiting coordinator from 2006-12. He helped the Golden Tigers to a pair of conference championships, beginning with a 10-2 record in 2006 before a perfect 12-0 mark in 2007. He coached two seasons at Georgia Southern, working as the defensive ends coach and special teams coordinator for the Eagles. Harbin was part of a GSU staff that claimed the 2002 Southern Conference championship after posting an 11-3 record before finishing 8-3 in 2003. A native of Butler, Ala., Harbin earned his first full-time coaching position in 2001 after serving as defensive line coach at Valdosta State. Serving as defensive line coach, Harbin was part of a staff that produced a 12-1 record and the Gulf South Conference championship. Harbin spent one year (2004) as a Pro Scouting assistant with the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons, two seasons (1999-2000) as an administrative assistant at Auburn, and was a student assistant at North Alabama where he worked with the team’s defensive line that was part of the No. 1-ranked defensive unit in the GSC in 1998. A former offensive lineman at UNA, Harbin was a member of the Lions’ Division II national championship team in 1995. A three-year letterwinner for the Lions, Harbin was part of a team that

produced a three-year record of 29-8 with a pair of Division II playoff appearances under head coach Bobby Wallace. An all-area choice by the Mobile Register, Harbin played on both the offensive and defensive line at Choctaw County High School in Butler, Ala. Harbin began his collegiate career in 1994 at Morris Brown College in Atlanta before playing his final three seasons at UNA from 1995-97. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree from UNA in 1999.

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Troy Wingerter Director of Football Operations 17th Season at Louisiana • Louisiana, 1993 Former Louisiana standout Troy Wingerter entered into a new role with the Ragin’ Cajuns football program in 2011, becoming the director of football operations for head coach Mark Hudspeth. Wingerter started his career with the Louisiana Athletic Department in 1997. He was the tight ends coach as a graduate assistant from 1997-99. Wingerter coached the defensive ends in 2001 under head coach Jerry Baldwin and served in the role of Cajuns’ tight ends coach and recruiting coordinator from 2002-10 for Rickey Bustle. In 2009, tight end Luke Aubrey led the team in receptions while tight end Ladarius Green topped the team in yards. Green was one of just three underclassmen named to the 2009 Mackey Award Watch List. In 2010, Green was one of just eight semifinalists for the prestigious Mackey Award, which is given to the nation’s top tight end. He was a first team All-Sun Belt selection, a first team All-Louisiana pick and garnered second team All-America honors by CBSSports.com and fourth team All-America accolades by Phil Steele. A native of New Orleans, Wingerter was a first-team All-Louisiana selection and an All-South Independent pick as a senior in 1991. He helped guide the Cajuns to three straight winning seasons during his first three years from 1987-89 and was a permanent team captain as a senior. He was selected as a member of the all-time University of Louisiana football team as compiled by the Lafayette Daily Advertiser. Wingerter and his wife, Cydra, have two sons, Holden and Aiden.

THE WINGERTER FILE

Year at UL - 17th Hometown - New Orleans, La. Wife - Cydra Children - Holden and Aiden High School - Archbishop Rummel HS College - Louisiana (1993); Louisiana (1999)

PLAYING EXPERIENCE Louisiana, 1988-91

COACHING EXPERIENCE

1997-99 - Louisiana (Graduate Assistant) 2001 - Louisiana (Defensive Ends) 2002-10 - Louisiana (Recruiting Coordinator/ Tight Ends 2011-present - Louisiana (Director of Football Operations)

BOWL EXPERIENCE

Season – Bowl 2011 – R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl 2012 – R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl 2013 – R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl 2014 – R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl

Ryan Trichel

Director of Player Personnel Fifth Season at Louisiana • Southeastern Louisiana, 2006 THE TRICHEL FILE

Year at UL - Fifth Hometown - Monroe, La. Wife - Amanda Children - Ryan Joseph High School - St. Frederick’s HS College - Southeastern Louisiana, 2006; Mississippi State, 2008 and 2010

COACHING EXPERIENCE

2011- present – Louisiana (Director of Player Personnel)

BOWL EXPERIENCE

Season – Bowl 2011 – R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl 2012 – R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl 2013 – R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl 2014 – R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl

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Ryan Trichel begins his fifth season as a member of the Ragin’ Cajuns support staff and his second as director of player personnel. Trichel joined the staff in January, 2011 as assistant director of football operations and assistant recruiting coordinator. He was promoted to his current full-time position in January, 2013. The 2012 recruiting class was ranked first among Sun Belt Conference schools and fifth among the non-BCS automatic qualifying programs by Scout.com, while 247 Sports had the class ranked 68th in the nation. In his role as player personnel director, Trichel works closely with Coach Hudspeth to manage the day-to-day recruiting efforts. He is responsible for designing all recruiting material and coordinating all on-campus recruiting events and visits, including the annual Cajuns Football Junior Day. Trichel also assists with the operation of all football summer camps, clinics and the football team’s social media platforms.

As an undergraduate at Southeastern Louisiana University, Trichel worked for two years (2004-06) as an operations assistant in the athletic department, assisting in the game day operations for seven sports, including football. Trichel graduated from SLU in 2006 with a degree in general management and enrolled in graduate school at Mississippi State, earning a master’s degree in sports administration in 2008 and a second master’s in business administration in 2010. An active member of the American Football Coaches Association, Trichel served on the Program Committee for the 2012 convention in Nashville, Tenn., helping to supervise panel discussions. Trichel is married to the former Amanda Pellegrin and they reside in Broussard with their son, Ryan Joseph.

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Jordan Frazier

Graduate Assistant - Offense Third year • Louisiana, 2012

Student Assistant - Special Teams Second year • Mississippi St., 2014 Jordan Fraizer enters his second season as a football assistant on the Ragin’ Cajuns football staff. Fraizer will work with the special teams as well as serving as a personal assistant to head coach Mark Hudspeth. He earned a degree in interdisciplinary studies from Mississippi State in 2014.

Brady Thomas enters his eighth season with Louisiana and third with the Ragin’ Cajuns football staff as an offensive graduate assistant. Thomas, a former quarterback from 2008-12 for the Cajuns, works with the quarterbacks and wide receivers and serves as an assistant to offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach Jay Johnson. Thomas had a hand in all four R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl championships winning two as a member of the team (2011-12) and two as a member of the coaching staff (2013-14). He was the holder for Brett Baer’s 50-yard field goal that gave a the Cajuns a 32-30 victory over San Diego State in the 2011 New Orleans Bowl. A graduate of Louisiana in 2012 with a degree in kinesiology, Thomas is married to the former Victoria English.

Kevon Beckwith Student Assistant - Defensive Line Second year • Louisiana, 2015 Kevon Beckwith returns for his second season with the Ragin’ Cajuns football staff as an assistant to the defensive line coach. Beckwith worked with sixth round draft pick Christian Ringo in 2014. He also serves as an administrative and recruiting assistant. Beckwith earned a degree in health services administration from Louisiana in 2015.

Lionel Stokes Graduate Assistant - Defense Second year • Louisiana, 2012

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Lionel Stokes, a two-year starter at defensive back for the Ragin’ Cajuns from 2010-11, enters his second season as the defensive graduate assistant for Louisiana. Stokes works with the defensive backs and helps with the day-to-day operations of the defensive staff including film breakdown, weekly game planning and managing academics. In 25 games, Stokes recorded 135 tackles and five interceptions playing both corner and safety. Stokes was influential in the Cajuns first nine win season since 1976 helping guide the program to the 2011 R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl championship. Stokes earned an associates degree in Mathematics from Copiah-Lincoln Community College in 2009 before finishing up a bachelor’s degree in general studies from Louisiana in 2012. He is currently working on master’s degree in sports management.

Administrative Intern First year • Mississippi State, 2014

sissippi State in 2014.

Preston Bates enters his first season as an administrative intern at Louisiana. He will assist with off the field administrative duties for the Ragin’ Cajuns. Bates earned a degree in interdisciplinary studies from Mis-

Henry Ohrenberger Administrative Intern Second year • Norwich, 2008

Hunter Bonvillain Graduate Assistant - Offense First year • Louisiana, 2015

Henry Ohrenberger enters his second season as an administrative intern at Louisiana. Ohrenberger will work with the middle linebackers and also serve as quality control. He spent the 2014 season working with the defensive line, helping with film breakdown and assisting with quality control. Ohrenberger joined the Cajuns staff after spending six years in the U.S. Army including one tour in Afghanistan from 2013-14. Prior to joining the army, he played four years as an offensive lineman at Norwich University. Ohrenberger earned a degree in psychology from Norwich in 2008.

Hunter Bonvillain enters his first season as an offensive graduate assistant on the Ragin’ Cajuns football staff. He will work alongside offensive line coach Mitch Rodrigue while assisting with all aspects of the offense. Bonvillain spent four seasons on the staff as a student assistant from 201114. During that time he helped with the defensive line, secondary and special teams. Bonvillain earned a degree in applied science from Louisiana in 2015.

Not pictured: Dustin Nothnagel

Garrett Kraemer Graduate Assistant - Defense First year • Louisiana, 2014

Garrett Kreamer takes over as a defensive graduate assistant after spending three years on the Louisiana football staff as a student assistant. Kreamer will work with the outside linebackers and assist in film study and breakdown. He spent the previous three seasons working as an assistant to wide receivers coach Jorge Munoz. Kreamer earned a degree in health and physical education from Louisiana in 2014. He is currently working on a master’s degree in sports management.

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Tip Graham

Head Strength and Conditioning Sixth year • Abilene Christian, 1994

Asst. Strength and Conditioning 2nd year • Central Oklahoma, 2008

Rusty Whitt began his tenure as the University of Louisiana’s head strength and conditioning coach in October 2010. Whitt, who served in the United States Army as a Senior Special Forces Communication Sergeant in the 10th Special Forces Group, came to Louisiana from Rice University where he served as assistant coordinator of strength and conditioning from March 2009 until his hiring at UL. At Rice, Whitt designed and implemented year-round strength, speed, mobility, cardiovascular conditioning and injury rehabilitation programs for football, baseball, track and field and swimming. Prior to joining the staff at Rice, he served in the United States Army from Aug. 2003-Jan. 2009. He was deployed to Iraq during Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF) V and VI. Whitt developed and initiated a comprehensive pre-deployment conditioning program for his Special Forces Team prior to and during OIF V and VI. He received a combat infantry badge, two Iraqi campaign medals and an Army commendation medal with valor. Whitt began his strength and conditioning career with graduate assistantships at Midwestern State University (Aug. 1995-June 1996) and the University of Texas (June 1996-May 1997). He performed an internship in the strength and conditioning department at the U.S. Olympic Training Center (May-Sept. 1997). Whitt had stints as an assistant strength and conditioning coordinator for football at William and Mary (Dec. 1997-Aug. 1998) and Louisville (Aug.-Dec. 1998) before being named the head strength and conditioning coach at Sam Houston State in Dec. 1998. At SHSU, Whitt served as an instructor in the kinesiology department and assisted in the design of a new weight facility. He also worked with current Ragin’ Cajuns men’s basketball coach Bob Marlin until Aug. 2003. Over his career, Whitt has participated in the 1997 Fiesta Bowl, 1998 Motor City Bowl, I-AA football playoffs and NCAA men’s basketball tournament. Whitt earned his bachelor’s degree in political science and administration from Abilene Christian University in 1994 and his master’s degree in kinesiology from Texas in 1997. He is a certified strength and conditioning specialist through the National Strength and Conditioning Association.

Tip Graham is in his first year as assistant strength and conditioning coach for the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns after spending the past two seasons at Rice University. Graham has worked at both the collegiate and professional level, including stints at both Auburn and LSU. During his tenure at Rice, Graham served as the interim head strength and conditioning coach for the school’s football and baseball teams, writing and implementing the speed and strength programs for each squad. Graham was a part of the Owls’ 2013 Conference USA championship in football and a pair of bowl teams. From 2011-12, Graham was a strength and conditioning coach for the NFL’s Houston Texans, teaching proper lifting techniques and serving as a member of the Texans’ 2011 AFC South championship team. Graham was a graduate assistant at Auburn from 2010-11 and worked with the Tigers’ football, softball, equestrian and women’s golf teams. He was a part of two SEC championship teams in football, the 2010 BCS National Championship and the 2011 NCAA national championship team in equestrian. He worked as a strength and conditioning coach at LSU from 2009-10 where he worked with four programs, including football and baseball. Graham began his career in 2008 as head strength and conditioning coach for the Asheville Tourists, a minor league affiliate of the Colorado Rockies. A native of Marlow, Okla., Graham earned a Bachelor of Science in KinesiologyExercise/Fitness Management from the University of Central Oklahoma in 2008, where he was a four-year letterman in football for UCO. Graham earned a Masters of Education in Adult Education degree from Auburn in 2011.

Ryan Costello Graduate Assistant Strength and Conditioning

Jason Manikowski Asst. Strength and Conditioning Fifth year • UW-Oshkosh, 2007

Jason Manikowski arrived at the University of Louisiana in June 2011 to serve as an assistant strength and conditioning coach. Manikowski joined the Cajuns’ strength staff after spending the previous 17 months as a strength and conditioning graduate assistant at TCU. While at TCU, Manikowski was the head strength coach for the Horned Frogs women’s basketball and equestrian programs. He designed all of the strength, speed and agility programs for women’s basketball, while assisting with football. In the summer of 2009, Manikowski served as an intern at TCU where he helped demonstrate proper technique in performing Olympic lifts and improving speed development. Prior to working at TCU, he was employed as a physical education teacher at St. Catherine’s High School in Racine, Wisc. In 2007, Manikowski was the assistant strength and conditioning coach for football at his alma mater, Wisconsin–Oshkosh. Manikowski holds a bachelor’s degree in physical education and health education from UW-Oshkosh, where he was a four-year starting free safety for the Titans. He was a second team Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference all-conference selection in 2005 and earned a preseason All-American accolade going into his senior campaign in 2006.

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2015 LOUISIANA RAGIN’ CAJUNS FOOTBALL Head Equipment Manager 31st year • Louisiana, 1985 Lynn Williams has served as equipment manager for the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns since 1985. He directly oversees men’s sports and assists with football. A Lafayette native and a graduate from Northside High School, Williams served five years as a student manager at Louisiana. After graduation in 1985, Williams became the head equipment manager. Williams is a nationally certified equipment manager through the Athletic Equipment Manager’s Association (A.E.M.A).

Lynn Williams

Tanya Howard Administrative Assistant Recruiting/Team Operations Second year

Tanya Howard begins her second season as a member of Ragin Cajuns’ football staff as Administrative Assistant to Football Recruiting and Team Operations. Her role in recruiting and team operations is assisting Ryan Trichel on day to day recruiting. She oversees game day events in recruiting and also assists with summer camps and clinics. Howard also helps oversee the team’s community service projects. She has done projects with Habitat for Humanity and getting the players into schools to interact and be role models for children. Howard, a native of Broussard, La., joined the staff in April of 2014. She is the mother of three children, Gavin, Makayla and Arianna.

Kerry Conner

Assistant Equipment Manager Second year • Northwestern St., 2003 Kerry Conner, a native of New Iberia, enters his second year with the Louisiana Ragin Cajuns as assistant equipment manager after spending the previous two years at in-state school Louisiana Tech. During his tenure in Ruston, Conner served as the athletics equipment manager for the Bulldog football team where he supervised interns and student managers and worked with the football coaching staff and administrators. Prior to his arrival in Ruston, Conner served as the head equipment manager at Nicholls State in Thibodaux from 2006-12 where he handled the responsibilities for all of the Colonels’ 14 Division I athletic programs. Conner also served in the same capacity for Northwestern State from 200406. He also served as a student manager for the Demons while in pursuit of his undergraduate degree from 2001-04. While working towards his undergraduate degree, Conner spent two summers serving internships in the NFL with the Miami Dolphins in 2003 and the New Orleans Saints in 2004. Conner assisted both organizations in preparation for and during training camp. Connor holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration from Northwestern State, graduating in 2003 from the University. Conner is married to the former Marsiah Woods of Thibodaux, and the couple has a son, Kerry Conner III.

Darren Walker Video Coordinator 15th year • Louisiana, 1996 In his 15th season as the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns video coordinator is Darren Walker, a 1996 graduate of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Walker, who was hired in his current role in 2001, is the longest tenured video coordinator in the Sun Belt Conference. Walker oversees a staff of eight student workers and one intern. He handles the support of computer and video technologies including coordination of the taping of games and practices, opponent video exchange, self-scout and opponent breakdowns. He is in charge of “The Juice,” the state of the art sound system used for playing music and crowd noise at practice, while also keeping track of practice times and team periods. Walker also assists in the production of video content that is shown on the new video board that was installed at Cajun Field in 2014. He also makes several highlight videos for recruiting and social media during the spring and summer. A native of Chalmette, La., Walker spent five years at KATC-TV, where he was a videographer, producer, sports reporter and anchor. Walker earned his bachelor’s degree in Liberal Arts - Mass Communications from then-USL in 1996. He is a graduate of Lynn Oaks High School in Braithwaite, La. He is married to the former Michelle Ciaccio and they are the parents of two children, Hannah and Vance.

Administrative Assistant for Head Coach Mark Hudspeth Third year Carrie Pitre is in her fourth season as the administrative assistant to head coach Mark Hudspeth and the football staff. She joined the staff on a temporary basis in July, 2012 and was added in a full-time capacity later

Carrie Pitre

Matt Reid Assistant Video Coordinator Second year • Louisiana, 2014

in the year. As an administrative assistant, Pitre is responsible for managing Coach Hudspeth’s daily schedule and overseeing the administrative needs of the staff. Pitre works with Coach Hudspeth to manage the day-to-day needs of the Quarterback Club, a group of Cajuns supporters who provide additional funds and services to the program. A native of Macaé, Brazil, Pitre moved to the Lafayette in 1994. She married Nick Pitre in 2011 and the couple lives in Arnaudville with their son, Nicholas.

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Matthew Reid begins his second season with the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns football program’s Video Department after earning his degree from the University in 2014. Reid’s duties include assisting Darren Walker in filming events, practices, games and all additional football activities. Some of the other duties include helping document the season for production purposes and working on coaching film. Reid also worked with the Ragin’ Cajuns baseball team as the chief videographer during the 2015 NCAA Regionals and Super Regionals. Originally from Dulac, La., Reid worked in the Recreational Sports department at UL Lafayette as the maintenance technician for both the Aquatics and Rec Center’s Cardio and Weight facility. He received his bachelors degree in general studies in May of 2014 from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette.

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INTRO | 2015 CAJUNS | COACHES | REVIEW | RECORDS | HISTORY | ADMINISTRATION | MEDIA Director of Athletic Training 13th year • Louisiana, 1999 Travis Soileau has served as a member of the Athletic Training staff at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette since 2003. He was named the Director of Athletic Training in July 2011. Soileau currently serves as the athletic trainer for football and golf. From 2003-07 he served as an Assistant Athletic Trainer, assisting with football and directly overseeing the care of men’s basketball and men’s and women’s track. Soileau was promoted to Associate Athletic Trainer prior to the 2007-08 athletic season and for the next four years served as assistant football athletic trainer and oversaw the care of the golf and track squads. A native of Port Barre, La, Soileau served as a student athletic trainer at UL Lafayette, earning his bachelor’s degree in 1999. He attended graduate school at Clemson University (2000-03), where he served as a graduate assistant athletic trainer for swimming and diving for one year and men’s soccer team for two years. Soileau and his wife, Brandi, are the parents of a daughter, Kaitlyn Camille.

Travis Soileau

B.J. Duplantis Associate Director of Athletic Training Seventh year • Northwestern State, 2002

B.J. Duplantis has served as an Associate Director of Athletic Training at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette since September 2007. He is directly responsible for men’s basketball and assists in the care of football and track. A native of Chalmette, La., Duplantis served as an athletic trainer at Christus St. Frances Cabrini Hospital for four years (2003-07) prior to arriving at UL Lafayette. Duplantis received his bachelor’s and master’s degree from Northwestern State He is married to the former Ainsley Moreau. The couple resides in Lafayette.

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Assistant Director of Athletic Training First year • LSU, 2015 Senior Associate Director of Athletic Training Eric Prince joined the University of Louisiana at Eighth year • Northwestern St., 1999 Lafayette as an Assistant Director of Athletic Training in the spring of 2015 and will assist in the coverage of the Ragin’ Cajun football team. Brian Davis joined the University of Louisiana at Lafayette Athletic Training staff in January 2008 and Before his arrival in Lafayette, Prince, a native of Marlton, N.J., was a graduserved as an Assistant Director of Athletic Training ate student at LSU where he worked with the school’s football, men’s and through the end of the 2010-11 athletic season. In July women’s track and cross country teams. 2011, Davis was named Associate Director of Athletic Training. As an undergraduate at West Chester (Pa.) University, Prince gained experi A native of Bastrop, La., Davis served as an Assistant Athletic Trainer at ence by working through several high schools, while adding additional experiSaint Leo University from 2005-07 prior to joining the UL Lafayette staff. ence as an intern with the Philadelphia Soul of the Arena Football League. He received his bachelor’s degree from Northwestern State and obtained a He earned his bachelor’s degree in athletic training from West Chester and master’s degree from Baylor. his master’s degree in kinesiology from LSU.

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2014 Season In Review

Cajuns overcome slow start, early turnovers to post fourth consecutive 9-4 season

CAJUNS OPEN SEASON WITH CONVINCING WIN With new improvements to Cajun Field that saw the addition of nearly 6,000 new seats, Louisiana opened its 2014 season on Aug. 30 with a convincing 45-6 victory over in-state opponent Southern University before 36,170 – the third-largest crowd in Cajun Field history. Louisiana totaled 512 yards of offense while holding the Jaguars to 279. Senior quarterback Broadway went 20-for-32 through the air for 237 yards and accounted for four touchdowns, one rushing. Senior wide receiver Jamal Robinson led Louisiana with 112 receiving yards on five catches and two touchdowns while sophomore running back McGuire recorded 129 yards on 13 carries and one touchdown. Defensively, senior linebacker Trae Johnson led the Cajuns with eight tackles, seven being solo, while senior linebacker Boris Anyama and sophomore linebacker Kevin Fouquier posted five solo tackles apiece. In the first quarter, the Cajuns struck first with 6:12 to go in the period after a 31-yard field goal from senior kicker Hunter Stover gave Louisiana a 3-0. The Cajuns reached the end zone for the first time on their next possession as McGuire capped off a six-play, 80-yard drive with an eight-yard touchdown run. The Louisiana defense continued to cause the Jaguars problems, forcing back-to-back three-and-outs before the Cajuns extended their lead. Broadway recorded his first touchdown of the evening with 12:11 left in the half as he found Robinson for a 32-yard touchdown to make it 17-0. Louisiana stretched it to 24-0 midway through the second period as sophomore wide receiver Jared Johnson caught a 13-yard touchdown pass from Broadway with 7:35 remaining in the half. One play that highlighted the second quarter for Louisiana was senior

he Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns football team took the program to new heights in 2014 posting its fourth straight nine-win season and bowl victory. Louisiana entered the season as the unanimous favorite in the Sun Belt Conference. And with a roster that returned 17 starters and 61 letterwinners, the Ragin’ Cajuns were primed to establish themselves as one of the top schools in the “Group of 5.” A pair of key injuries early in the season and a series of turnovers led to a slow start in non-conference play that saw Louisiana open with a 1-3 record heading into its Sun Belt Conference opener. But the Ragin’ Cajuns stayed the course, corrected their mistakes and finished the season on a strong note winning eight of their last nine contests including a seven-game win streak. The record books also saw some changes during the year as Terrance Broadway became the school’s all-time leader in total offense, while senior running back Alonzo Harris cemented his legacy as one of the top backs in program history. Sophomore running back Elijah McGuire also made his mark becoming the fourth player – and second running back – in school history to rush for over 1,000 yards in a season while defensive tackle Christian Ringo etched his name on the school’s all-time record for sacks and tackles for loss. Since the arrival of head coach Mark Hudspeth, Louisiana has been a consistent winner on the gridiron, posting a 36-16 record while contending for the Sun Belt Conference title each season. And with the Ragin’ Cajuns success on the field since Hudspeth’s arrival in 2011, Louisiana joins Michigan State, Oregon, South Carolina and Texas A&M as the only schools in the country to win a bowl game in the last four years and ranks fifth among the “Group of 5” in wins during that stretch.

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INTRO | 2015 CAJUNS | COACHES | REVIEW | RECORDS | HISTORY | ADMINISTRATION | MEDIA punter Daniel Cadona’s 77-yard boot – the third-longest punt among NCAA punters in 2014. A RUGGED SEPTEMBER With the impressive win to open the season, the Ragin’ Cajuns opened the month of September facing in-state opponent Louisiana Tech for the first time in a decade. The early September matchup was part of a stern test for the Ragin’ Cajuns, who would also face nationally-ranked Ole Miss and Boise State during the month Against Louisiana Tech, the Ragin’ Cajuns amassed 415 yards of total offense, but turned the ball over three times while the defense allowed over 500 yards in a 48-20 setback. Louisiana erased a 7-0 deficit early in the second quarter as it answered the Bulldogs’ score on the previous drive. Broadway moved the Cajuns into Bulldog territory following a 33-yard run to the Louisiana Tech 15 late in the first period. Alonzo Harris then carried the Cajuns the rest of the way with a 6-yard scamper up the middle on the first play of the second quarter to knot the game at 7-7. After the Cajuns were halted on a fourth-and-1 attempt from the Bulldog 39, Louisiana Tech put together a nine-play, 61-yard drive to go up 14-7 with 4:33 to play in the half. The Bulldogs added a field goal late in the first half to take a 17-7 lead at intermission before scoring 24 unanswered points in the second to take a 41-7 lead. The Ragin’ Cajuns then went on the road for the first time in 2014 facing a high-octane Ole Miss team that would climb as high as No. 3 in the nation. Louisiana recorded 322 of total offense, including 193 yards on the ground, but four turnovers, including one inside the Ole Miss 10-yard line, were too much to overcome in a 56-15 loss. Broadway, who became the fourth player in school history to record 7,000 yards of total offense in his career, completed 15 of 30 passes for 129 yards for the Cajuns while adding 59 yards on the ground in 10 carries. McGuire gained 66 yards on 10 carries to lead Louisiana while Harris added 62 yards on 15 carries and a touchdown. The following week, Louisiana played its final tuneup of nonconference play, traveling to compete on the “blue turf” against Boise State. With one of the best home records since 2000, the Broncos opened up a 21-3 lead at halftime and claimed a 34-9 win over the Ragin’ Cajuns. McGuire, who caught a career-high 10 passes for 106 yards for

After missing two games to an injury, Jamal Robinson (4) celebrates with teammates after his 21-yard touchdown reception from Terrance Broadway with 3:34 remaining in the game would lift Louisiana to a 34-31 win over Georgia State in the Sun Belt Conference opener.

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Louisiana, scored on a 7-yard run for the Ragin’ Cajuns. The Cajuns got on the board in the first quarter after a botched snap on an attempted field goal resulted on a 14-yard pass from Stover to Evan Tatford on fourth-and-14 to the BSU 7. Boise State held after the Tatford’s reception with Stover converting on a 22-yard boot with 2:01 remaining in the first quarter. Playing without leading tackler Johnson, Trevence Patt led Louisiana with a career-high 14 tackles with Dominique Tovell, Fouquier and Corey Trim adding eight stops each. Tovell, Marquis White and Ringo each recorded sacks for the Ragin’ Cajuns. RILES WITH A FLAIR FOR THE DRAMATIC Back at Cajun Field for the first time in nearly a month, the Ragin’ Cajuns opened Sun Belt Conference play as they faced Georgia State. Just like a close game in the previous meeting between the two teams, Louisiana needed a key drive late to claim a 34-31 victory. Broadway completed 20 of 26 passes for 216 yards and two touchdowns while Robinson caught eight passes for 119 yards and two scores as the Ragin’ Cajuns totaled 461 yards of offense. In a game that saw seven lead changes, it was Broadway’s 21-yard strike to Robinson with 3:34 remaining that would give the Ragin’ Cajuns the lead for good. Backup quarterback Brooks Haack started the drive for the Ragin’ Cajuns and found Larry Pettis for an 18-yard gain on third-and-2 to the GSU 49. Three plays later on third-and-4 at the GSU 43, Haack bought time in the pocket before scrambling right and lofting a 22-yard pass to Al Riles before the Ragin’ Cajuns scored on the following play. The reception by Riles, a converted defensive back, marked the second “season-changing” play made by the Mandeville, La., native in as many seasons. His 99-yard interception return for a touchdown in a 2013 game at Western Kentucky turned what could have been a 17-0 deficit into an eventual 37-20 victory. CAJUNS SHINE UNDER THE BRIGHT LIGHTS With a league-opening win under its belt, Louisiana would play two straight games before a national audience, beginning with a Tuesday contest at Texas State. The ESPN2 broadcast was the first of two straight for the Ragin’ Cajuns, who had won their previous three games on the network. The results from the first game? Flawless. Broadway completed 14 of 21 passes for 225 yards and a touchdown, added 113 yards on the ground and led Louisiana to a dominating 34-10 victory. Harris rushed for 79 yards and a touchdown for Louisiana while McGuire rushed for 64 yards, added 85 on four receptions and scored a pair of TDs. And while the offense was about to miss an important cog – Robinson – for the remainder of the season, the Louisiana defense made its presence known in a big way. After recording one takeaway in its first five games and ranking at the bottom among FBS schools, the Ragin’ Cajuns held Texas State to 270 yards of total offense while forcing a pair of turnovers. The key turnover for Louisiana was a 41-yard fumble recovery for a touchdown by Ringo that turned a 7-3 lead into an eventual 21-3 lead at halftime. Broadway, who posted his fourth career 100-yard rushing game on the ground, carried a career-best 19 times as Louisiana recorded season-highs in total offense (528) and rushing offense (288). Louisiana took the opening kickoff and needed two plays to reach the end zone for a quick 7-0 lead. After an 8-yard run on the opening play by Harris to the UL 38, Broadway found a wide-open McGuire for a 62-yard touchdown pass with 14:16 remaining to cap a 70-yard drive. The following week saw another nationally televised contest for the Ragin’ Cajuns as they hosted league rival Arkansas State. The previous meeting between the teams was more of a defensive struggle as Louisiana claimed a 23-7 win in Jonesboro. RaginCajuns.com

2015 LOUISIANA RAGIN’ CAJUNS FOOTBALL The 2014 contest would quickly turn into a track meet in the first half before the Ragin’ Cajuns used some additional fireworks in the fourth quarter in a 55-40 slugfest. The night belonged to the tandem of McGuire and Harris, who combined for 372 of the Ragin’ Cajuns 419 yards on the ground with four touchdowns apiece. McGuire rushed for a career-high 265 with Harris adding 107 yards as Louisiana piled up 521 yards of total offense. Trim led the Ragin’ Cajuns defense with seven tackles, six solo, two tackles for loss and one interception. Louisiana staged a 13-9 lead after the first quarter and led, 34-23, at halftime as the duo rushed for a combined five scores. Harris scored on runs of 4, 22 and 1 yards in the opening half with McGuire scoring on second-quarter runs of 74 and 13 yards. After A-State closed to within 41-32 in the fourth quarter, McGuire added a 43-yard scoring run before countering another Red Wolves score with 54-yard TD sprint in the final minute.

Three minutes later, the Cajuns recorded their first touchdown of the game behind the legs of McGuire, who rushed for 116 yards. Broadway threw a 31-yard pass to McGuire before answering with a 40-yard completion to James Butler to set up McGuire’s go-ahead score. The winning streak continued for Louisiana in its next road contest at New Mexico State. McGuire rushed for 136 yards with a pair of touchdowns, Broadway completed 12 of 23 passes for 158 yards and three touchdowns and the Ragin’ Cajuns scored 28 unanswered points in an eventual 44-16 victory. Jared Johnson caught TD passes of 5 and 9 yards and Tracy Walker picked off a pair of passes as Louisiana became bowl eligible for the fourth consecutive year and opened 5-0 in league play for the second straight season. Louisiana gained 402 yards of total offense, including 244 on the ground. Butler caught five passes for 95 yards for Louisiana with Jevante Watson adding an interception. The Ragin’ Cajuns defense forced four turnovers against the high-powered NM State offense while allowing 307 yards of total offense. One week later against ULM, Broadway tossed for a pair of touchdowns and ran for another, Harris rushed for 133 yards and the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns defense recorded seven sacks, forced three turnovers and set a single-game school-record for rushing defense as it held off ULM, 34-27. Ringo moved closer to becoming the school’s all-time sack leader for Louisiana as he registered 2.5 sacks to increase his season total to 10.5 and career total to 20.5. Hudspeth earned his 100th career victory at the NCAA level as Louisiana built a 17-7 lead in the first quarter before scoring a pair of touchdowns to withstand a ULM rally. Harris, who entered the game needing 19 yards to join Tyrell Fenroy and Brian Mitchell as the only players in school history to rush for over 3,000 yards, needed one carry to eclipse the mark when his 54-yard run on the game’s third play from scrimmage put the ball at the ULM 5. The drive would stall and Stover would boot a 22-yard field goal to cap a seven-play, 70-yard drive to give the Ragin’ Cajuns a 3-0 lead. Louisiana outgained ULM, 456-444, in total offense and gained 282 yards on the ground. The Ragin’ Cajuns limited the Warhawks to minus-39 yards rushing – the fewest since allowing eight yards to UNLV in 1993. Trim and Patt recorded nine tackles each to lead Louisiana while Ringo added eight stops, including 5.5 stops for loss. The senior increased his season total in sacks to 10.5 (one-half shy of the singleseason record set by Jeff Mitchell and Conrad Lewis) while increasing his career total to 20 (one shy of tying Mitchell). The Ragin’ Cajuns six-game winning streak would end one week later at Cajun Field in a 35-16 loss to Appalachian State. The Mountaineers totaled 427 yards of offense and score twice in the final 5:35 to pull away from a 21-16 lead. Broadway finished with 162 yards of total offense to increase his career total to 8,966 yards and eclipsing former quarterback Jake Delhomme’s record of 8,876 set from 1993-96. McGuire led all Cajuns receivers with 35 yards on five catches while adding 36 rushing yards and one touchdown on nine carries. Harris paced the Louisiana running game with 60 yards on 13 attempts. But the Ragin’ Cajuns closed out the regular-season with a convincing 42-23 victory at Troy to post their best league record – 7-1 – since joining the football league as a charter member in 2001. McGuire rushed for 169 yards and became the fourth player in school history to rush for 1,000 yards in a season and Ragin’ Cajuns got a strong defensive effort in the second half to erase a halftime deficit. Harris added 86 yards and three touchdowns while Broadway completed 14 of 19 passes for 142 yards.

In his first full season as the Ragin’ Cajuns primary kicker, Hunter Stover (45) posted the fifth-best single-season total in scoring and finished fourth in the Sun Belt Conference with 97 points.

CAJUNS HIT THE HOME STRETCH After reversing course from a winless September, Louisiana opened the final month of the season looking to build off a perfect October and continue its drive for another Sun Belt Conference title. Louisiana, which would play five games in the final month of the season, faced South Alabama in the annual Homecoming game. Stover connected on field goals of 23, 26, 22 and 32 yards while McGuire added an 8-yard touchdown run with 5:01 remaining to carry Louisiana to its fourth-straight victory in a 19-9 decision. Tied at 9-9 in the third quarter, Louisiana began the fourth quarter with the ball on its own 20. McGuire started off the Cajuns’ drive with a 33-yard gain followed by a 14-yard run to carry the Cajuns to the USA 33. After a 13-yard rush by Broadway, the Cajuns were unable to find the end zone once again, looking to Stover to give Louisiana the lead. Stover converted the 32-yard attempt to put the Cajuns ahead, 12-9, with 11:28 to play. The Jaguars didn’t take long to move the ball down the field with backup Matt Floyd finding Bowman for 26 yards to reach midfield. USA followed with a 41-yard pass from Floyd to Marvin Shinn to reach the Cajuns 4-yard line. However, three plays later Ringo came up with a Jaguars’ fumble to give the ball back to Louisiana with eight minutes to play. 2015 Media Guide

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Christian Ringo (9) celebrates his sack in the final minute of the Ragin’ Cajuns 16-3 victory over Nevada in the 2014 R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl. The sack helped Ringo set the singleseason record with 11.5 while tying former Ragin’ Cajun Jeff Mitchell for the most in school history with 21.

a school bowl record, last set by Brett Baer against East Carolina in the 2012 game. Wolfpack quarterback Cody Fajardo, who entered the game averaging 281 yards of total offense per game, was held to 173 total yards. The Cajuns offense outgained Nevada 411-213. Nevada’s best opportunity came on their third drive of the game. After a 59-yard punt by Daniel Cadona, the Wolfpack moved 69 yards in 11 plays, but the Cajuns defense made one of the game’s key defensive plays. After a completion down to the Cajuns 11-yard line, Sean Thomas forced a fumble that was recovered by Dominique Tovell. The fumble recovery was the first of Tovell’s career. The only blemish on the Cajuns defense was a 21-yard field goal by Brent Zuzo. After a short punt, Nevada took over at the UL 26-yard line. The Cajuns kept the Wolfpack out of the end zone, surrendering only 23 yards. UL limited Nevada to 81 yards in the second half and put an exclamation point on the win with back-to-back sacks on the final two plays. Christian Ringo was credited with one of the sacks, helping him set a Cajuns new single season record (11.5), as well as tying for the career record (21) with Jeff Mitchell (‘92-95). Darzil Washington registered two of the squad’s four sacks. Corey Trim led the Cajuns with eight total tackles. Trim contributed a key pass breakup midway through the fourth quarter as Nevada went for it on fourth-and-10 at the Cajuns 35-yard line. The defensive stop resulted in the Cajuns moving 47 yards over nine plays leading to Stover’s final field goal of the contest. Broadway finished 26-of-31 passing for 227 yards and was named MVP, becoming the first two-time MVP in New Orleans Bowl history. Senior James Butler caught a career-high eight passes, eclipsing his previous best of six set against ULM on Nov. 27, 2010, while Elijah McGuire led the team with 99 yards rushing on 16 carries. The three points allowed set a school bowl record, as well as the New Orleans Bowl-record. Nevada’s high-flying offense had not been held to just three points since a 35-0 loss at Notre Dame on Sept. 5, 2009. With the victory, Louisiana became the first school in college football bowl history to win the same bowl game in four straight

After Troy built a 23-21 lead at halftime behind an offensive performance that produced 342 yards, the Ragin’ Cajuns stuffed the Trojans in the final 30 minutes as Louisiana yielded 52 yards and finished with a 486-394 advantage. Louisiana, which controlled the football for 11:45 in the third quarter and nearly 22 minutes in the second half, opened the half with a 10-play, 74-yard drive to take a 28-23 lead it would not relinquish. McGuire, who scored twice and joined Brian Mitchell, Michael Desormeaux and Tyrell Fenroy as 1,000-yard rushers in school history, opened the drive with a 13-yard gain before Broadway rushed for eight yards and connected with Gabe Fuselier on a 6-yard gain to the Troy 47. Trim led Louisiana with a career-high 10 tackles with Tovell adding nine. Walker added a season-high eight stops and a fumble recovery for the Ragin’ Cajuns while Lightfoot added a season-best seven tackles. McCollum and Darzil Washington each forced fumbles as the Ragin’ Cajuns forced a pair of turnovers and sacked Troy quarterback Brandon Silvers twice. DEFENSE STIFFENS AT NEW ORLEANS BOWL The old adage, ‘Defense Wins Championships’ was on display in the 14th annual R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl as the Ragin’ Cajuns held Nevada in check all game, dominating defensively in a 16-3 win. The Cajuns took the game’s opening possession 77 yards in eight plays. Terrance Broadway connected on a 17-yard touchdown pass to C.J. Bates on third-and-nine. Little did anyone know at the time, that’s all the offense the Cajuns would need. Broadway was 3-for-3 on the drive and went on to complete 14 consecutive passes to start the game. No player in collegiate football bowl history had ever completed 14 straight passes to begin a bowl game. Overall, Broadway’s feat ranks third behind Georgia’s Mike Bobo (19 vs. Wisconsin, 1998 Outback) and NC State’s Phillip Rivers (16 vs. Kansas, 2003 Tangerine). Hunter Stover put the Cajuns up 10-0 late in the first quarter with a 46-yard field goal – the longest of his collegiate career. Stover tacked on a 30-yard and 35-yard field goal in the fourth quarter. His three field goals tie a New Orleans Bowl record, as well as 2015 Media Guide

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August 30, 2014 — Lafayette, La.

September 6, 2014 — Lafayette, La.

September 13, 2014 — Oxford, Miss.

Louisiana 45, Southern 6 LAFAYETTE – In front of 36,170 fans, the third-largest crowd ever to witness a Ragin’ Cajuns football game, Louisiana opened the 2014 season with a dominant 45-6 victory over Southern. The Cajuns (1-0) totaled 512 yards of offense on the night compared to Southern’s 279. Senior quarterback Terrance Broadway went 20-for-32 with 237 yards and four touchdowns, one rushing. Jamal Robinson led Louisiana with 112 receiving yards on five catches and two touchdowns. On the ground, Elijah McGuire recorded 129 yards on 13 carries and one touchdown. Defensively, Trae Johnson led the Cajuns with eight tackles, seven being solo, while Boris Anyama and Kevin Fouquier posted five solo tackles apiece. In the first quarter, the Cajuns struck first with 6:12 to go in the period after a 31-yard field goal from Hunter Stover for a 3-0 Louisiana advantage. After Southern (0-1) missed a 29-yard attempt, the Cajuns reached the end zone for the first time on their next possession as McGuire capped off a six-play, 80-yard drive with an eight-yard touchdown run with 2:27 remaining in the quarter. The Louisiana defense continued to cause the Jaguars problems, forcing back-to-back three-and-outs before the Cajuns extended their lead. Broadway recorded his first touchdown of the evening with 12:11 left in the half as he found Robinson for a 32-yard touchdown to make it 17-0. Louisiana stretched its lead to 24-0 midway through the second period as Jared Johnson caught a 13-yard touchdown pass from Broadway with 7:35 remaining in the half. One play that highlighted the second quarter for Louisiana was Daniel Cadona’s 77-yard punt that went for a touchback a few minutes before halftime. Southern 0 0 6 0 — 6 Louisiana 10 14 7 14 — 45 First Quarter UL - FG Stover 31, 6:12 UL - McGuire 8 run (Stover kick), 2:27 Second Quarter UL - Robinson 32 pass from Broadway (Stover kick), 12:11 UL - J. Johnson 13 pass from Broadway (Stover kick), 7:35 Third Quarter SU - Coleman 23 pass from Howard (kick failed), 8:54 UL - Robinson 7 pass from Broadway (Stover kick), 4:37 Fourth Quarter UL - Broadway 8 run (Stover kick), 13:52 UL - Pettis 2 pass from Haack (Stover kick), 6:42 Attendance: 36,170 First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes A-C-I Punts-Avg. Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time

Southern Louisiana 14 28 32-77 41-248 202 264 40-20-0 36-24-2 9-44.0 4-54.8 1-0 0-0 5-35 4-30 30:19 29:41

Individual Statistics Rushing SU - Bracken 15-46; Tillery 6-21; Jarvis 3-5; Howard 2-4; Shorts 5-3; TEAM 1-minus 2. UL - McGuire 13-129; Harris 14-47; Broadway 6-38; Reed 3-21; Pierce 4-15; TEAM 1-minus 2. Passing SU - Howard 18-31-0-181; Shorts 2-9-0-21. UL - Broadway 2032-2-237; Haack 4-4-0-27. Receiving SU - Quinn 8-105; Coleman 4-41; Jones 2-14; Morgan 2-13; Baker 1-10; Beard 1-9; Waddel 1-5; Jones 1-5. UL - Robinson 5-112; Pierce 3-21; Butler 3-20; Byrne 3-17; J. Johnson 2-24; Fuselier 2-20; Pettis 2-10; Bates 1-15; Harris 1-14; Tatford 1-7; Barnes 1-4.

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Louisiana Tech 48, Louisiana 20 LAFAYETTE – In the first meeting since 2004, Louisiana Tech totaled 533 yards of offense and forced three turnovers to hand the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns a 48-20 defeat in front of 25,607 fans at Cajun Field. Terrance Broadway finished 19-for-31 for 150 yards with one touchdown and one interception, while rushing for 82 yards on 13 attempts. Gabe Fuselier led the Cajuns with 52 receiving yards on six catches. After punter Daniel Cadona’s 34-yard punt pinned the Bulldogs down at their own one-yard line in the first quarter, Kenneth Dixon put Louisiana Tech (1-1) on the board first with a 99-yard touchdown run, the longest in Cajun Field history, for a 7-0 advantage with 4:25 to play in the opening period. Louisiana (1-1) answered on the next drive. Broadway moved the Cajuns into Bulldog territory following a 33-yard run to the Louisiana Tech 15 late in the first period. Alonzo Harris then carried the Cajuns the rest of the way with a sixyard scamper up the middle on the first play of the second quarter to knot the game at 7-7. After the Cajuns were halted on a fourth-and-one attempt from the Bulldog 39, Louisiana Tech put together a nine-play, 61-yard drive to go up 14-7 with 4:33 to play in the half. The Bulldogs took little time in extending their lead in the second half as Sokol completed a 78-yard pass to Sterling Griffin for a 24-7 Louisiana Tech lead with 14:11 left in the third. With less than four minutes to play in the third quarter, a 46-yard interception return by Xavier Woods stretched the Bulldogs’ lead to 31-7 at 3:45. Louisiana Tech extended its lead further in the final period, tallying 17 points in the quarter with a 32-yard run by Dixon to cap off a nine-play, 55-yard drive before a 32yard field goal attempt by Jonathan Barnes made it 41-7 four minutes into the fourth. Louisiana Tech Louisiana

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First Quarter LT - Dixon 99 run (Barnes kick), 4:25 Second Quarter UL - Harris 6 run (Stover kick), 14:54 LT - Lee 16 pass from Sokol (Barnes kick), 4:33 LT - FG Barnes 28, :10 Third Quarter LT - Griffin 78 pass from Sokol (Barnes kick), 14:11 LT - Woods 46 interception return (Barnes kick), 3:45 Fourth Quarter LT - Dixon 32 run (Barnes kick), 13:32 LT - FG Barnes 42, 11:03 UL - Reed 20 pass from Broadway (Stover kick), 9:34 LT - Craft 2 run (Barnes kick), 4:56 UL - Fuselier 4 pass from Haack, :00 Attendance: 25,607 First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes A-C-I Punts-Avg. Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time

Louisiana Tech 20 35-238 295 33-22-0 4-37.5 2-0 5-35 29:14

Louisiana 20 34-178 237 44-29-1 4-40.5 2-2 4-36 30:46

Individual Statistics Rushing LT - Dixon 12-184; Craft 10-27; Martin 6-24; Sokol 6-7; King 1-minus 4. UL - Broadway 13-82; Harris 12-74; McGuire 7-15; Haack 1-5; Pierce 1-2. Passing LT - Sokol 22-33-0-295. UL - Broadway 19-31-1-150; Haack 10-13-0-87. Receiving LT - Turner 7-81; Lee 6-70; Griffin 3-88; Taylor 3-48; Dixon 2-3; Martin 1-5. UL - Fuselier 6-52; McGuire 4-19; Johnson 3-31; Bates 3-27; Pettis 3-18; Robinson 2-29; Reed 2-24; Riles 2-6; Pierce 1-12; Scott 1-8; Harris 1-6; Byrne 1-5.

Ole Miss 56, Louisiana 15

OXFORD, Miss. – Bo Wallace threw for three first-half touchdowns as No. 14 Ole Miss built a 28-6 halftime lead on the way to a 56-15 victory over the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns at Vaught-Hemingway Stadium. Wallace finished 23-of-28 for 316 yards and four touchdowns as Ole Miss (3-0) piled up 554 yards of offense. The Rebels scored 28 points off of four Cajuns turnovers. Louisiana (1-2) recorded 322 of total offense, including 193 yards on the ground. Terrance Broadway, who became the fourth player in school history to record 7,000 yards of total offense in a career, completed 15-of-30 passes for 129 yards while adding 59 yards on the ground in 10 carries. After both teams traded punts to open the game, Ole Miss took a 7-0 lead when I’Tavius Mathers scored on a 56-yard touchdown run to cap a three-play, 73-yard drive with 10:00 remaining in the first quarter. The Rebels drove 94 yards in seven plays on their next drive with Wallace hitting a wide open Jaylen Walton for a 40-yard TD with 3:45 remaining for a 14-0 lead. Wallace and Vince Sanders combined on a 24-yard scoring pass for a 28-0 lead at 7:08 of the second quarter before the Cajuns would get on the board. Two field goals by Hunter Stover in the final two minutes before halftime provided the Cajuns’ first points. Ole Miss scored three touchdowns in less than three minutes in the third quarter to open a 49-6 lead and solidify the victory. Louisiana reached the end zone when Alonzo Harris capped a 15-play, 75-yard drive with an 8-yard touchdown with 1:04 remaining in the third quarter. The Cajuns added a safety in the fourth quarter – the first for the team since 2011 – when Justin Hamilton tackled Eugene Brazley for a 5-yard loss with 2:25 remaining. Louisiana Ole Miss

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First Quarter OM - Mathers 56 run (Fletcher kick), 10:00 OM - Walton 40 pass from Wallace (Fletcher kick), 3:45 Second Quarter OM - Sanders 14 pass from Wallace (Fletcher kick), 12:37 OM - Sanders 24 pass from Wallace (Fletcher kick), 7:08 UL - FG Stover 32, 1:55 UL - FG Stover 20, :09 Third Quarter OM - Core 13 pass from Wallace (Fletcher kick), 10:30 OM - Golson 59 interception return (Fletcher kick), 9:11 OM - Walton 71 run (Fletcher kick), 7:48 UL - Harris 8 run (Stover kick), 1:04 Fourth Quarter OM - Liggins 2 run (Fletcher kick), 5:16 UL - Hamilton safety, 2:25 Attendance: 60,937 First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes A-C-I Punts-Avg. Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time

Louisiana 18 37-193 129 31-15-3 7-51.1 2-1 0-0 31:19

Ole Miss 27 35-214 340 36-29-1 3-36.7 1-0 4-30 28:41

Individual Statistics Rushing UL - McGuire 10-66; Harris 15-62; Broadway 10-59; Riles 2-6. OM - Walton 7-89; Mathers 3-57; Brazley 6-29; Kincade 3-15; Liggins 3-12; Dodson 5-11; Wallace 4-2; Wilkins 4-minus 1. Passing UL - Broadway 15-30-3-129; TEAM 0-1-0-0. OM - Wallace 2328-1-316; Kincade 5-6-0-20; Buchanan 1-2-0-4. Receiving UL - Butler 5-33; Riles 2-24; McGuire 2-18; Pettis 2-14; Johnson 2-13; Bates 1-24; Harris 1-3. OM - Sanders 8-125; Treadwell 4-48; Core 4-41; Adeboyejo 4-35; Pack 3-28; Walton 2-48; Burdette 2-6; Bledsoe 1-6; Liggins 1-3.

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Game 6

September 20, 2014 — Boise, Idaho

October 4, 2014 — Lafayette, La.

October 14, 2014 — San Marcos, Texas

Boise State 34, Louisiana 9

Louisiana 34, Georgia State 31

BOISE, Idaho – Jay Ajayi rushed for 150 yards and three first-half touchdowns while Boise State’s Grant Hedrick completed 24-of-31 passes for 237 yards to lead the Broncos to a 34-9 victory over the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns in a non-conference game at Albertsons Stadium. Louisiana (1-3), playing its final tuneup before opening Sun Belt Conference play on Oct. 4 against Georgia State, was led by Elijah McGuire, who caught a career-high 10 passes for 106 yards while rushing for a team-high 31 yards and a touchdown. Ajayi scored on runs of 2, 2 and 16 yards as Boise State (3-1) built a 21-3 lead at halftime. Hedrick completed his first 15 passes in the game as the Broncos outgained Louisiana, 499-241, in total offense. The Cajuns got on the board in the first quarter after a botched snap on an attempted field goal resulted on a 14-yard pass from Hunter Stover to Evan Tatford on fourth-and-14 to the BSU 7. Boise State held after Tatford’s reception with Stover converting on a 22-yard boot with 2:01 remaining in the first quarter. Dan Goodale gave Boise State a 24-3 lead when he made a 40-yard field goal with 10:58 left in the third quarter before Devan Demas scored on a 5-yard run. Louisiana reached the end zone after driving 80 yards in 11 plays with McGuire scoring on a 7-yard run with 11:56 remaining in the game. Playing without leading tackler Trae Johnson (injury), Trevence Patt led Louisiana with a career-high 14 tackles with Dominque Tovell, Kevin Fouquier and Corey Trim adding eight stops each. Tovell, Marquis White and Christian Ringo each recorded sacks for the Ragin’ Cajuns. Louisiana 3 0 0 6 — 9 Boise State 14 7 10 3 — 34 First Quarter BSU - Ajayi 2 run (Goodale kick), 8:37 BSU - Ajayi 2 run (Goodale kick), 6:21 UL - FG Stover 22, 2:01 Second Quarter BSU - Ajayi 16 run (Goodale kick), 12:04 Third Quarter BSU - FG Goodale 40, 10:58 BSU - Demas 5 run (Goodale kick), 6:39 Fourth Quarter UL - McGuire 7 run (kick failed), 11:56 BSU - FG Goodale 33, 1:27 Attendance: 33,337 First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes A-C-I Punts-Avg. Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time

Louisiana 14 23-67 174 39-21-1 7-42.4 0-0 7-40 26:00

Georgia State Louisiana

Boise State 24 48-262 237 31-24-0 3-39.7 0-0 8-60 34:00

Individual Statistics Rushing UL - McGuire 7-31; Broadway 7-17; Pierce 3-13; Harris 6-6. BSU - Ajayi 27-150; Demas 2-78; Williams-Rhodes 1-33; Hedrick 13-24; Fields 2-1; Goodale 1-minus 7; TEAM 2-minus 17. Passing UL - Broadway 20-38-1-160; Stover 1-1-0-14. BSU - Hedrick 24-31-0-237. Receiving UL - McGuire 10-106; Riles 3-29; Pierce 3-15; Harris 2-5; Pettis 2-5; Tatford 1-14. BSU - Miller 5-107; Ajayi 5-37; Williams-Rhodes 5-32; Roh 3-23; Anderson 3-12; Burroughs 2-10; Huff 1-16.

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LAFAYETTE – Terrance Broadway went 20-for-26 for 216 yards and two touchdowns while Jamal Robinson caught eight passes for 119 yards and two scores in Louisiana’s 34-31 Sun Belt-opening win over Georgia State. Louisiana (2-3, 1-0 SBC) totaled 461 yards of offense compared to Georgia State’s 425, and outgained the Panthers on the ground, 195-138. Elijah McGuire led the Cajuns with 90 rushing yards on six attempts. For Georgia State, Nick Arbuckle went 19-for-27 with 276 yards. Donovan Harden led the Panthers with 91 receiving yards on four catches, while Marcus Caffey totaled 90 yards on the ground on 27 carries. After forcing the Panthers (1-4, 0-2 SBC) to punt on their opening drive, McGuire capped off a 6-play, 80-yard touchdown drive with a 54-yard run around the right side to give Louisiana a 7-0 lead with 8:57 left in the first quarter. Georgia State answered on the next possession after coverting a fake punt. Duvall Smith evened the contest at 7-7 with a one-yard touchdown run, concluding a 16-play, 91-yard drive over 6:38. Late in the first half, the Panthers drove 96 yards capped off by 12-yard touchdown run by Caffey for a 14-7 lead at 5:08 of the second quarter. The Cajuns knotted the game at 14-all with 1:13 to go in the half as Robinson pulled down a 19-yard pass from Broadway. In the final seconds of the half, Wil Lutz connected on a 48-yard field goal to put the Panthers up 17-14. The teams swapped scores throughout the second half. Georgia State pulled ahead 31-28 at 6:35 of the fourth quarter before Louisiana registered the decisive tally. Brooks Haack found Larry Pettis for an 18-yard gain before completing another large gain, this one to Al Riles, for 22 yards to place the ball on the Georgia State 21. One play later, Broadway found Robinson in the endzone to put the Cajuns ahead for good. 7 10 7 7 — 31 7 7 7 13 — 34

First Quarter UL - McGuire 54 run (Stover kick), 8:57 GSU - Smith 1 run (Lutz kick), 2:19 Second Quarter GSU - Caffey 12 run (Lutz kick), 5:08 UL - Robinson 19 pass from Broadway (Stover kick), 1:13 GSU - FG Lutz 48, :00 Third Quarter UL - Harris 1 run (Stover kick), 9:43 GSU - Caffey 1 run (Lutz kick), 2:03 Fourth Quarter UL - Harris 1 run (Stover kick), 11:13 GSU - Caffey 2 run (Lutz kick), 6:35 UL - Robinson 21 pass from Broadway (kick failed), 3:34 Attendance: 24,616 First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes A-C-I Punts-Avg. Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time

Georgia State 24 37-138 287 31-20-0 3-38.0 1-0 10-79 32:11

Louisiana 21 32-195 266 31-24-0 3-42.3 2-0 13-130 27:49

Individual Statistics Rushing GSU - Caffey 27-90; Lutz 1-26; Bell 1-9; Arbuckle 3-9; Smith 4-4; Lytle 1-0. UL - McGuire 6-90; Harris 16-60; Broadway 5-35; Pierce 3-13; TEAM 2-minus 3. Passing GSU - Arbuckle 19-27-0-276; Bell 1-4-0-11. UL - Broadway 20-26-0-216; Haack 4-4-0-50; McGuire 0-1-0-0. Receiving GSU - Davis 6-63; Harden 4-91; Ruiz 4-75; Blair 3-40; Caffey 2-14; Minor 1-4. UL - Robinson 8-119; Riles 8-80; McGuire 2-14; Pierce 2-12; Pettis 1-18; Fuselier 1-11; Butler 1-9; Harris 1-3.

Louisiana 34, Texas State 10

SAN MARCOS, Texas – Terrance Broadway completed 14-of-21 passes for 225 yards and a touchdown, and added 113 yards on the ground, to lead the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns to a dominating 34-10 victory over Texas State in a nationallytelevised Sun Belt Conference contest at Bobcat Stadium. Alonzo Harris rushed for 79 yards and a touchdown for Louisiana (3-3, 2-0 SBC) while Elijah McGuire rushed for 64 yards, added 85 on four receptions and scored a pair of TDs. The Louisiana defense, which recorded one takeaway in its first five games, held Texas State (3-3, 1-1 SBC) to 270 yards of total offense while forcing a pair of turnovers, including a 41-yard fumble recovery for a touchdown in the secondquarter by Christian Ringo. Louisiana took the opening kickoff and needed two plays to reach the end zone for a quick 7-0 lead. Broadway found a wide open McGuire for a 62-yard touchdown pass with 14:16 remaining to cap the 70-yard drive. The Cajuns missed a 46-yard field goal on their third drive of the game and had a 16-yard punt that went out of bounds at the UL 26, giving Texas State a chance to possibly tie the game. The Bobcats got as close as the UL 3 after Trae Johnson stopped Tyler Jones on third-and-goal, and Texas State settled for a 20-yard field goal from Will Johnson to cut the lead to 7-3 with 14:22 remaining in the first half. Texas State drove seven plays to their own 49 before Jones fumbled after being sacked by Johnson and Ringo picked up the loose ball and rumbled 41 yards to give Louisiana a 14-3 lead with 9:07 remaining in the second quarter. Louisiana forced Texas State into a three-and-out on its next possession before driving 62 yards in four plays to push its lead to 21-3. McGuire scored his second touchdown of the night on Louisiana’s opening possession of the second half as he capped an 11-play, 70-yard drive with a 13-yard touchdown that extended the lead to 28-3 at 9:29 of the third quarter. Hunter Stover added field goals of 19 and 32 yards for Louisiana in the fourth quarter. Texas State closed out the scoring with 1:04 remaining when Jones connected with Brice Gunter on a 33-yard TD pass. Louisiana Texas State

7 14 0 3

7 6 — 34 0 7 — 10

First Quarter UL - McGuire 62 pass from Broadway (Stover kick), 14:16 Second Quarter TXST - FG Johnson 20, 14:22 UL - Ringo 41 fumble recovery (Stover kick), 9:07 UL - Harris 1 run (Stover kick), 5:59 Third Quarter UL - McGuire 13 run (Stover kick), 9:29 Fourth Quarter UL - FG Stover 19, 10:18 UL - FG Stover 32, 2:04 TXST - Gunter 33 pass from Jones (Johnson kick), 1:04 Attendance: 18,509 First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes A-C-I Punts-Avg. Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time

Louisiana 25 58-288 240 23-16-1 4-33.5 1-0 7-35 38:38

Texas State 12 35-94 176 23-14-1 8-46.2 1-1 4-20 21:22

Individual Statistics Rushing UL - Broadway 19-113; Harris 18-79; McGuire 8-64; Reed 7-18; Haack 5-16; TEAM 1-minus 2. TXST - Lowe 8-36; Franks 7-30; Best 4-17; Jones 16-11. Passing UL - Broadway 14-21-1-225; Haack 2-2-0-15. TXST - Jones 14-23-1-176. Receiving UL - McGuire 4-85; Riles 3-81; Fuselier 3-11; Pettis 2-14; Butler 1-23; Tatford 1-12; Byrne 1-7; Scott 1-7. TXST - Ijah 3-34; Gunter 2-50; White 2-31; Gaines 2-23; Miller 2-22; Price 2-13; Best 1-3.

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Game 8

Game 9

October 21, 2014 — Lafayette, La.

November 1, 2014 — Lafayette, La.

November 8, 2014 — Las Cruces, N.M.

Louisiana 55, Arkansas State 40 LAFAYETTE – Sophomore Elijah McGuire rushed for a career-high 265 yards and four touchdowns to lead the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns to a thrilling 55-40 victory over Arkansas State in a nationally-televised game at Cajun Field. The Cajuns (4-3, 3-0 SBC), who rushed for 419 yards, totaled 521 total yards of offense on the night, while Arkansas State put up 595 yards. McGuire’s 265 yards on the ground was the third-most by a Cajun in school history. The Cajuns evened the contest at 6-all on their second drive of the game with a four-yard touchdown run by Alonzo Harris that completed a nine-play, 81-yard drive over 3:37. Trailing 9-6, back-to-back touchdowns propelled the Cajuns into a 20-9 lead by 14:16 of the second quarter. After forcing a Red Wolves punt, a 74-yard touchdown run by McGuire gave the Cajuns a 27-9 advantage with just over 11 minutes to go in the opening half. After the Cajuns defense stopped ASU on downs, McGuire scored again. His 13-yard touchdown run at 8:49 upped the advantage to 34-9. The Red Wolves answered quick to avoid a blowout, and it took just four plays. Michael Gordon had a 70-yard touchdown run on the third play of the ensuing drive. After a defensive stop, an 87-yard touchdown pass from Knighten to Dijon Paschal came on the first snap and trimmed the Cajuns lead to 34-23 at halftime. ASU pulled within single digits late in the fourth quarter after Knighten found Paschal in the end zone to make it a 41-32 contest with 5:32 to play. The Cajuns prevented a momentum shift, though, as McGuire punched in his third touchdown of the night on a 43-yard run for a 48-32 lead with 3:30 remaining. Arkansas State Louisiana

9 14 0 17 — 40 13 21 7 14 — 55

First Quarter ASU - Knighten 60 run (kick failed), 11:12 UL - Harris 4 yd run (kick blocked), 7:45 ASU - FG Ferguson 44, 4:58 UL - Harris 22 run (Stover kick), 1:20 Second Quarter UL - Harris 1 run (Stover kick), 14:16 UL - McGuire 74 run (Stover kick), 11:19 UL - McGuire 13 run (Stover kick), 8:49 ASU - Gordon 70 run (Ferguson kick), 7:52 ASU - Paschal 87 pass from Knighten (Ferguson kick), 4:29 Third Quarter UL - Harris 4 run (Stover kick), 6:14 Fourth Quarter ASU - FG Ferguson 29, 10:10 ASU - Paschal 6 pass from Knighten (pass failed), 5:37 UL - McGuire 43 run (Stover kick), 3:30 ASU - Houston 12 pass from Knighten (Leapheart pass from Knighten), 1:12 UL - McGuire run (Stover kick), :54 Attendance: 21,760 First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes A-C-I Punts-Avg. Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time

Arkansas State 22 37-253 342 39-27-1 4-39.2 2-0 7-51 27:41

Louisiana 25 56-419 102 17-9-0 6-45.0 0-0 9-83 32:19

Individual Statistics Rushing ASU - Gordon 15-134; Knighten 16-61; McKissic 1-55; Hayes 1-11; White 2-0; TEAM 1-minus 1; Cox 1-minus 7. UL - McGuire 19-265; Harris 27-107; Broadway 8-38; Nixon 2-9. Passing ASU - Knighten 26-37-1-344; Stone 1-1-0-minus 2; McKissic 0-1-0-0. UL - Broadway, Terrance 9-17-0-102. Receiving ASU - Paschal 8-141; McKissic 7-99; Houston 5-58; Trosin2-17; Gordon 2-11; Rains 1-12; Byner 1-6; Ferguson 1-minus 2. UL - Bates 2-28; Pettis 2-11; Riles 2-7; Butler 1-34; Scott 1-21; McGuire 1-1.

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Louisiana 19, South Alabama 9 LAFAYETTE – Hunter Stover connected on four field goals and Elijah McGuire added a fourth quarter touchdown to carry the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns to a 19-9 Homecoming win over South Alabama. Louisiana outgained the Jaguars 412-336 with a 196-66 edge in rushing yards. Terrance Broadway went 16-for-28 for 216 yards with James Butler catching four passes for 91 yards and McGuire making nine catches for 90 yards. On the ground, McGuire led the Cajuns (5-3, 4-0 SBC) with 116 yards and one touchdown on 18 carries. The Cajuns’ running game carried Louisiana down the field on their first possession of the game before a Broadway pass to Devin Scott for 45 yards to the USA 10 put the Cajuns in the red zone. However, the drive would stall, forcing a 23-yard field goal by Hunter Stover to put the Cajuns up 3-0 with 9:19 to play in the first quarter. USA evened the game at the beginning of the second quarter with a 20-yard field goal by Aleem Sunanon. The Jaguars grabbed a 9-3 lead midway through the second quarter on a 12-yard touchdown pass from Brandon Bridge to Jereme Jones at 8:15. The score was set up by a roughing the kicker penalty on a punt that allowed USA to avoid a three-and-out drive. Louisiana cut into the Jaguars’ lead on the next drive with a 26-yard field goal from Stover to make it 9-6 with 4:30 to play in the first half. Stover later knotted up the game for the Cajuns with his third field goal of the contest, a 22-yarder to make it 9-9 with 3:31 to play in the third quarter. Leading 12-9 in the fourth quarter the defense came up with a decisive stop after a 41-yard pass from Matt Floyd to Marvin Shinn allowed USA to reach the Cajuns four-yard line. Christian Ringo came up with a Jaguars’ fumble to give the ball back to Louisiana with eight minutes remaining. Three minutes later, an eight-yard touchdown run for McGuire at the 5:01 mark put the Cajuns up 19-9. Facing a fourth-and-four on the ensuing drive, South Alabama was unable to convert and the Cajuns were able to run out the clock. South Alabama Louisiana

0 9 0 0 — 9 3 3 3 10 — 19

First Quarter UL - FG Stover 23, 9:19 Second Quarter USA - FG Sunanon 20, 14:47 USA - Jones 12 pass from Bridge (kick failed), 8:15 UL - FG Stover 26, 4:30 Third Quarter UL - FG Stover 22, 3:31 Fourth Quarter UL - FG Stover 32, 11:28 UL - McGuire 8 run (Stoverkick), 5:01 Attendance: 25,861 First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes A-C-I Punts-Avg. Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time

South Alabama 18 35-66 270 35-20-0 6-38.0 1-1 8-76 28:40

Louisiana 22 39-196 216 28-16-0 4-32.2 1-1 5-39 31:20

Individual Statistics Rushing USA - Johnson 10-43; Houston 15-42; Timmons 2-5; Floyd 2-0; Bridge 6-minus 24. UL - McGuire 18-116; Broadway 1154; Harris 8-23; Reed 1-4; TEAM 1-minus 1. Passing USA - Bridge 16-27-0-177; Floyd 4-8-0-93. UL - Broadway 16-28-0-216. Receiving USA - Smith 8-116; Bowman 3-54; Jones 3-35; Shinn 2-51; Woodson 2-7; Timmons 1-6; Glover 1-1. UL - McGuire 9-90; Butler 4-91; Scott 1-45; Fuselier 1-7; Broadway 1-minus 25; Riles 0-8.

Louisiana 44, New Mexico State 16

LAS CRUCES, N.M. – Elijah McGuire rushed for 136 yards and scored a pair of touchdowns while Terrance Broadway completed 12-of-23 passes for 158 yards and three touchdowns as the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns scored 28 unanswered points and cruised to a 44-16 win over New Mexico State at Aggie Memorial Stadium. Jared Johnson caught TD passes of five and nine yards and Tracy Walker picked off a pair of passes as Louisiana (6-3, 5-0 Sun Belt) became bowl eligible for the fourth consecutive year and opened 5-0 in Sun Belt Conference play for the second straight season. Louisiana gained 402 yards of total offense, including 244 on the ground. The Cajuns defense forced four turnovers and limited the high-powered New Mexico State (2-8, 1-5 Sun Belt) offense to 307 yards of total offense. After allowing NMSU to take a 3-0 lead on a 22-yard field goal by Maxwell Johnson, the Ragin’ Cajuns took the lead for good as Broadway connected with Johnson on a five-yard TD pass at 2:26 of the first quarter. McGuire added a seven-yard scoring run for Louisiana at 9:09 of the second quarter, then Effrem Reed added a 2-yard scoring run with 44 seconds remaining to build a 21-3 halftime lead. McGuire caught a four-yard scoring pass from Broadway with 11:23 remaining in the third quarter to stretch Louisiana’s lead to 28-3. NMSU, which dropped its eighth straight game after opening the season 2-0, scored its first touchdown of the game after Tyler Rogers connected with Teldrick Morgan on a 42-yard scoring pass at 9:15 of the third quarter. The extra point was blocked by Darzil Washington and returned by Corey Trim for a defensive extra point. Broadway closed out the night with a nine-yard scoring pass to Johnson for a 37-9 lead before redshirt freshman Darrius Hoggins recorded his first career TD when he scored on a three-yard run with 10:26 left to play. Louisiana New Mexico State

7 14 9 14 — 44 3 0 6 7 — 16

First Quarter NMSU - FG Johnson 22, 9:34 UL - J. Johnson 5 pass from Broadway (Stover kick), 2:26 Second Quarter UL - McGuire 7 run (Stover kick), 9:09 UL - Reed 2 run (Stover kick), :44 Third Quarter UL - McGuire 4 pass from Broadway (Stover kick), 11:23 NMSU - Morgan 42 pass from Rogers (kick blocked), 9:15 UL - Trim PAT return, 9:15 Fourth Quarter UL - J. Johnson 9 pass from Broadway (Stover kick), 14:16 UL - Hoggins 3 run (Stover kick), 10:26 NMSU - Hall 5 run (Johnson kick), 2:09 Attendance: 10,299 First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes A-C-I Punts-Avg. Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time

Louisiana 22 54-244 158 23-12-0 7-40.0 0-0 1-5 36:17

NM State 14 33-103 204 34-19-3 5-40.8 1-1 1-5 23:43

Individual Statistics Rushing UL - McGuire 26-136; Reed 11-65; Broadway 9-36; Hoggins 5-21; TEAM 1-minus 1; Riles 1-minus 1; Haack 1-minus 12. NMSU - Hall 19-47; Rose III 4-25; Rogers 5-20; Allen 1-7; Washington 4-4. Passing UL - Broadway 12-23-0-158; Haack 0-0-0-0. NMSU - Rogers 19-34-3-204. Receiving UL - Butler 5-95; Riles 2-27; Johnson 2-14; Bates 1-15; McGuire 1-4; Reed 1-3. NMSU - Morgan 8-117; Bowen 5-30; Matthews 3-26; Brown 1-24; Rose III 1-5; Hall 1-2.

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Game 11

Game 12

November 15, 2014 — Monroe, La.

November 22, 2014 — Lafayette, La.

November 29, 2014 — Troy, Ala.

MONROE, La. – Terrance Broadway tossed a pair of touchdowns and rushed for another, Alonzo Harris rushed for 133 yards and the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns defense recorded seven sacks, forced three turnovers and set a single-game school record for rushing defense as it held off ULM, 34-27, in a Sun Belt Conference game at JPS Field at Malone Stadium Head coach Mark Hudspeth earned his 100th career victory at the NCAA level as Louisiana (7-3, 6-0 Sun Belt) built a 17-7 lead in the first quarter before scoring a pair of touchdowns to withstand a rally by ULM (3-7, 2-4 Sun Belt). Harris, who entered the game needing 19 yards to join Tyrell Fenroy and Brian Mitchell as the only players in school history to rush for over 3,000 yards, needed one carry to eclipse the mark when his 54-yard run on the game’s third play from scrimmage put the ball at the ULM 5. The drive would stall and Hunter Stover would boot a 22-yard field goal to cap a seven-play, 70-yard drive to give the Ragin’ Cajuns a 3-0 lead. The Cajuns would score again on their next possession after ULM failed to convert a fourth-and-7 play at the UL 39. McGuire scored on a 1-yard plunge that capped a five-play, 61-yard drive for a 10-0 lead at 7:03 of the first quarter. After a Pete Thomas five-yard scoring pass to Kenzee Jackson cut the lead to 10-7 at the 2:24 mark, Louisiana drove 65 yards in four plays to push its lead to 17-7 before the opening quarter expired. The Cajuns added a 38-yard field goal from Stover with 6:51 remaining in the second quarter for a 20-10 lead before ULM’s Justin Manton kicked a 47-yard field goal at the buzzer to cut the lead to 20-13. After a scoreless third quarter, Broadway (12-yard run) and Thomas (two-yard run) swapped scores and it was 27-20 in favor of the Cajuns with 6:46 left in the fourth quarter. Louisiana took a two-score lead when Broadway flipped a shovel pass to Gabe Fuselier who tip-toed down the right sideline with 2:53 remaining for a 34-20 advantage.

LAFAYETTE – Appalachian State totaled 427 yards of offense and put together a 14-point fourth quarter to pull away for a 35-16 victory at Cajun Field, snapping the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns football team’s six-game win streak. Holding a 21-16 lead heading into the fourth quarter, touchdown runs by Marcus Cox and Terrence Upshaw in the final six minutes of the game sealed the win for App State. The Mountaineers (6-5, 5-2 SBC) ran for 243 yards, led by 151 yards from Cox. Taylor Lamb went 11-of-22 for 195 yards and one interception. For Louisiana (7-4, 6-1 SBC), Terrance Broadway went 11-of-22 for 160 yards. The Cajuns were held to 259 yards of offense, their lowest total yardage since recording 241 in a 34-9 loss to Boise State back on Sept. 20. In the first quarter, Hunter Stover gave the Cajuns a 3-0 lead after connecting on a 38-yard field goal at 7:05. T.J. Worthy set up the score after picking off Lamb to give Louisiana the ball at the Mountaineers 21-yard line. App State answered with two touchdowns later in the quarter. Cox capped off an 11-play, 82-yard drive with an eight-yard run to make it a 7-3 game with 1:45 remaining. The Mountaineers added to their lead a little over a minute later as Bobo Beathard returned a Daniel Cadona punt 33 yards for a 14-3 advantage at the end of the first quarter. The Cajuns cut into their deficit on their second drive of the second quarter as McGuire found the end zone from eight yards out to make it a 14-10 game with 7:46 remaining in the half. A Stover 26-yard field goal ended the half and the Mountaineers took a 14-13 lead into the break. In the third quarter, Lamb found Montez McGuire for a 40-yard touchdown pass to extend the App State lead to 21-13 at the 5:39 mark. Stover recorded his third field goal of the day late in the quarter, connecting on a 33-yarder with 20 secons remaining to trim the deficit to 21-16 heading to the final stanza. A two-yard touchdown run by Cox with 5:35 to play in the game opened a 28-16 lead. After stopping the Cajuns on downs, a 36-yard touchdown run by Upshaw at 2:26 put the game out of reach.

TROY, Ala. – Elijah McGuire rushed for 169 yards and became the fourth player in school history to rush for 1,000 yards in a season and the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns got a strong defensive effort in the second half to erase a halftime deficit and earn a 42-23 win over Troy in the Sun Belt Conference regular season finale at Veterans Memorial Stadium. Alonzo Harris added 86 yards rushing and three touchdowns. Terrance Broadway completed 14-of-19 passes for 142 yards and rushed for 78 yards on 14 carries. Louisiana (8-4, 7-1 Sun Belt) reached eight wins in the regular season for the fourth consecutive season under head coach Mark Hudspeth. Troy (3-9, 3-5 Sun Belt) played its final game under legendary coach Larry Blakeney. After Troy built a 23-21 lead at halftime behind an offensive performance that produced 342 yards, the Ragin’ Cajuns stuffed the Trojans in the final 30 minutes as Louisiana yielded 52 yards and finished with a 486-394 advantage. Louisiana, which controlled the football for 11:45 in the third quarter and nearly 22 minutes in the second half, opened the half with a 10-play, 74-yard drive to take a 28-23 lead it would not relinquish. Broadway hit C.J. Bates for a 26-yard gain to the Troy 18 and Harris scored four plays later on a 1-yard scoring plunge to drive that took 5:00 off the clock. After the Ragin’ Cajuns forced a punt on Troy’s first drive of the second half, Louisiana drove 87 yards in 12 plays that took 6:25 off the clock. Broadway capped off the drive when he faked a handoff to Harris and rushed around the left side for a nine-yard score that gave Louisiana a 35-23 lead with 0:33 remaining in the third quarter Harris added his third touchdown of the game for Louisiana when he scored on 1-yard run with 3:48 remaining that capped an 11-play, 65-yard drive. Kevin Fouquier recovered a fumble forced by Darzil Washington, during a sack of Troy’s Brandon Silvers, with 1:50 remaining and the Cajuns completed the second half shutout.

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First Quarter UL - McGuire 8 run (Stover kick), 8:01 TROY - TEAM safety, :50 Second Quarter TROY - Holmes 28 pass from Silvers (Kay kick), 13:56 UL - Harris 2 run (Stover kick), 5:34 TROY - Ruben 17 pass from Silvers (Kay kick), 2:59 UL - McGuire 75 run (Stover kick), 2:49 TROY - Chitty 5 pass from Silvers (Kay kick), 1:01 Third Quarter UL - Harris 1 run (Stover kick), 10:00 UL - Broadway 9 run (Stover kick), :33 Fourth Quarter UL - Harris 1 run (Stover kick), 3:48 Attendance: 12,241

Louisiana 34, ULM 27

Louisiana ULM

17 3 0 14 — 34 7 6 0 14 — 27

First Quarter UL - FG Stover 22, 10:59 UL - McGuire 1 run (Stover kick), 7:03 ULM - Jackson 5 pass from Thomas (Mantonkick), 2:24 UL - Riles 16 pass from Broadway (Stover kick), :42 Second Quarter ULM - FG Manton 34, 12:38 UL - FG Stover 38, 6:51 ULM - FG Manton 47, :00 Fourth Quarter UL - Broadway 12 run (Stover kick), 11:00 ULM - Thomas 2 run (Manton kick), 6:46 UL - Fuselier 36 pass from Broadway (Stoverkick), 2:53 ULM - Ceaser 45 pass from Thomas (Manton kick), 1:47 Attendance: 19,544 First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes A-C-I Punts-Avg. Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time

Louisiana ULM 20 21 47-282 21-(-39) 174 483 14-11-1 56-39-0 2-43.0 2-44.0 0-0 3-3 5-32 0-0 30:38 29:22

Individual Statistics Rushing UL - Harris 13-133; Broadway 19-94; McGuire 13-48; Reed 1-8; TEAM 1-minus 1. ULM - Donald 7-1; Manton 2-minus 11; Thomas 12-minus 29. Passing UL - Broadway 10-13-1-173; Nixon 1-1-0-1. ULM - Thomas 38-54-0-472; TEAM 0-1-0-0; Brown 1-1-0-11. Receiving UL - Butler 4-61; Fuselier 2-48; McGuire 2-42; Riles 2-17; Bates 1-6. ULM - Ceaser 11-120; Jackson 8-95; Donald 6-67; Cain 6-45; Osborne 5-51; Holley 3-105.

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Appalacian State 35, Louisiana 16

14 0 3 10

7 14 — 35 3 0 — 16

First Quarter UL - FG Stover 38, 7:05 APP - Cox 8 run (Critcher kick), 1:45 APP - Beathard 33 punt return (Critcher kick), :20 Second Quarter UL - McGuire 8 run (Stover kick), 7:46 UL - FG Stover 26, :00 Third Quarter APP - McGuire 40 pass from Lamb (Critcher kick), 5:39 UL - FG Stover 33, :20 Fourth Quarter APP - Cox 2 run (Critcher kick), 5:35 APP - Upshaw 36 run (Critcher kick), 2:26 Attendance: 20,638 First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes A-C-I Punts-Avg. Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time

App State 20 47-232 195 22-11-1 3-34.3 1-1 3-30 31:42

Louisiana 17 35-99 160 34-21-0 6-41.8 0-0 3-27 28:18

Individual Statistics Rushing APP - Cox 36-151; Upshaw 7-54; Lamb 2-31; TEAM 2-minus 4. UL - Harris 13-60; McGuire 9-36; Broadway 12-2; Reed 1-1. Passing APP - Lamb 11-22-1-195. UL - Broadway 21-33-0-160; TEAM 0-1-0-0. Receiving APP - McGuire 2-52; Meadors 2-49; Beathard 2-24; McElfresh 2-24; Sumler 2-13; Jones 1-33. UL - McGuire 5-35; Riles 4-32; Butler 4-32; Fuselier 4-21; Reed 2-17; Johnson 1-14; Bates 1-9.

Louisiana 42, Troy 23

Louisiana Troy

First Downs Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes A-C-I Punts-Avg. Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time

7 14 14 7 — 42 2 21 0 0 — 23

Louisiana Troy 25 24 49-344 32-122 142 272 19-14-0 34-29-0 2-33.5 3-31.3 0-0 3-2 6-57 4-40 32:19 27:41

Individual Statistics Rushing UL - McGuire 14-169; Harris 17-86; Broadway 14-78; Reed 3-13; TEAM 1-minus 2. TROY - Burks 6-50; Franklin 7-43; Chunn 1126; Silvers 7-10; Worthy 1-minus 7. Passing UL - Broadway 14-19-0-142. TROY - Silvers 29-34-0-272. Receiving UL - Fuselier 5-44; Riles 3-20; Pettis 2-27; Butler 2-19; Bates 1-26; Scott 1-6. TROY - Worthy 8-72; Ruben 5-67; Chitty 4-20; Burks 3-18; Holmes 2-41; Bentley 2-14; Edenfield 2-1; Harris 1-27; Anderson 1-6; Dent 1-6.

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2015 LOUISIANA RAGIN’ CAJUNS FOOTBALL Game 13 Louisiana 16, Nevada 3

2015 Bowl Schedule Bowl/Matchup AutoNation Cure Bowl American vs. Sun Belt Gildan New Mexico Bowl C-USA vs. MWC Royal Purple Las Vegas Bowl MWC or BYU vs. Pac-12 Raycom Media Camellia Bowl MAC vs. Sun Belt R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl C-USA vs. Sun Belt Miami Beach Bowl C-USA vs. American Famous Idaho Potato Bowl MAC vs. MWC Boca Raton Bowl MAC vs. American San Diego County CU Poinsettia Bowl MWC vs. Army GoDaddy Bowl MAC vs. Sun Belt Popeyes Bahamas Bowl C-USA vs. MAC Hawai’i Bowl American vs. MWC or BYU St. Petersburg Bowl American vs. C-USA Hyundai Sun Bowl ACC/Notre Dame vs. Pac-12 Zaxby’s Heart of Dallas Bowl Big 12 vs. C-USA New Era Pinstripe Bowl ACC/Notre Dame vs. Big Ten Independence Bowl ACC/Notre Dame vs. SEC Foster Farms Bowl Big Ten vs. Pac-12 Military Bowl ACC/Notre Dame vs. American Arizona Bowl C-USA vs. MWC Lockheed Martin Armed Forces Bowl Big Ten vs. MWC Russell Athletic Bowl ACC/Notre Dame vs. Big 12 AdvoCare V100 Texas Bowl Big 12 vs. SEC Birmingham Bowl SEC vs. American Belk Bowl SEC vs. ACC/Notre Dame Franklin Amer. Mort. Music City Bowl SEC vs. ACC/ND or Big Ten National University Holiday Bowl Big Ten vs. Pac-12 Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl At-Large vs. At-Large (NY6) Goodyear Cotton Bowl Playoff Semifinal Game Capital One Orange Bowl Playoff Semifinal Game Outback Bowl Big Ten vs. SEC Buffalo Wild Wings Citrus Bowl Big Ten vs. SEC Fiesta Bowl At-Large vs. At-Large (NY6) Rose Bowl Game Big Ten vs. Pac-12 (NY6) Allstate Sugar Bowl Big 12 vs. SEC (NY6) TaxSlayer Bowl ACC/ND or Big Ten vs. SEC AutoZone Liberty Bowl Big 12 vs. SEC Valero Alamo Bowl Big 12 vs. Pac-12 Cactus Bowl Big 12 vs. Pac-12 CFP National Championship Semifinal Winner vs. Semifinal Winner

December 20, 2014 — New Orleans, La.

NEW ORLEANS – The old adage, ‘Defense Wins Championships’ was on display in the 14th annual R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome as the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns held Nevada in check all game, dominating defensively in a 16-3 win that marked the fourth straight season as New Orleans Bowl champions. The three points allowed set a school bowl record, as well as the New Orleans Bowlrecord. Nevada’s high-flying offense had not been held without a touchdown since a 35-0 loss at Notre Dame on Sept. 5, 2009. Terrance Broadway finished 26-of-31 passing for 227 yards and was named MVP, becoming the first two-time MVP in New Orleans Bowl history. He completed his first 14 passes setting the record for the most consecutive completions to start a game in NCAA Division I bowl history. Wolfpack quarterback Cody Fajardo, who entered the game averaging 281 yards of total offense per game, was held to 173 yards. The Cajuns outgained Nevada 411-213. Louisiana (9-4) became the first school in college football bowl history to win the same bowl game in four straight seasons. The Cajuns also reached nine wins for the fourth straight season. The Cajuns scored on the game’s opening possession, driving 77 yards in eight plays. Broadway connected on a 17-yard touchdown pass to C.J. Bates at 11:26 for what proved to be all the offense his team would need. Hunter Stover put the Cajuns up 10-0 late in the first quarter with a 46-yard field – the longest of his collegiate career. Nevada’s best opportunity to reach the end zone came on their first possession of the second quarter. After a 59-yard punt by Daniel Cadona, the Wolfpack (7-6) moved 69 yards in 11 plays, but the Cajuns defense made one of the game’s key defensive plays. After a completion down to the Cajuns 11-yard line, Sean Thomas forced a fumble that was recovered by Dominique Tovell at 8:06 of the second quarter. After a defensive stop and a short punt by Cadona, Nevada took over at the UL 26-yard line. The Cajuns kept the Wolfpack out of the end zone, surrendering only 23 yards. A 21yard field goal by Brent Zuzo trimmed the Louisiana lead to 10-3 at 2:42. Broadway’s first incompletion didn’t come until 44 seconds remained in the first half. The incompletion was followed by a sack from Nevada’s Brock Hekking which took the Cajuns out of field goal range and kept a one-possession game intact at halftime. After a scoreless third quarter, Stover tacked on a 30-yard and 35-yard field goal in the fourth quarter. His final make provided a 16-3 lead with 4:46 remaining in the game. Any chance a late rally by the Wolfpack was halted on the ensuing possession. After a first down at the Nevada 39, Darzil Washington sacked Fajadro for a loss of six yards which led to a failed fourth down conversion at 3:48. Louisiana, which limited Nevada to just 81 yards of offense in the second half, put an exclamation point on the win with back-to-back sacks on the final two plays. Christian Ringo was credited with one of the sacks, helping him set a Cajuns new single season record (11.5), as well as tying for the career record (21) with Jeff Mitchell (‘92-95). Corey Trim led the Cajuns with eight total tackles and contributed a key pass breakup midway through the fourth quarter as Nevada went for it on fourth-and-10 at the Cajuns 35-yard line trailing 13-3. The defensive stop resulted in the Cajuns moving 47 yards over nine plays leading to Stover’s final field goal of the contest. Nevada 0 3 0 0 - 3 Louisiana 10 0 0 6 - 16 First Quarter UL - Bates 17 pass from Broadway (Stover kick), 11:26 UL - FG Stover 46, 2:55 Second Quarter NEV - FG Zuzo 21, 2:42 Fourth Quarter UL - FG Stover 30, 11:51 UL - FG Stover 35, 4:46 Attendance: 34,014 First Downs Rushes-yards Passing Yards Passing A-C-I Punts-Yds.-Avg. Fumbles-Lost Penalties-Yards Possession Time

Nevada Louisiana 13 26 28-89 43-184 124 227 29-14-0 31-26-0 5-42.0 3-35.3 1-1 1-1 1-5 1-15 23:06 36:54

Individual Statistics Rushing: NEV - Fajardo 13-49; Jackson 10-25; Butler 5-15. UL - McGuire 16-99; Broadway 13-7; Harris 13-70; Reed 1-8. Passing: NEV - Fajardo 14-29-0-124. UL - Broadway 26-31-0-227. Receiving: NEV - Turner 5-46; Brock 3-16; Richardson 3-29; Demps 2-24; Gipson 1-9. UL - Butler 8-53; Fuselier 6-50; McGuire 5-54; Pettis 3-30; Riles 3-23; Bates 1-17.

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Location/TV Orlando, Fla. CBSSN Albuquerque, N.M. ESPN Las Vegas, Nev. ABC Montgomery, Ala. ESPN New Orleans, La. ESPN Miami, Fla. ESPN Boise, Idaho ESPN Boca Raton, Fla. ESPN San Diego, Calif. ESPN Mobile, Ala. ESPN Nassau, Bahamas ESPN Honolulu, Hawai’i ESPN St. Petersburg, Fla. ESPN El Paso, Texas CBS Dallas, Texas ESPN Bronx, N.Y. ABC Shreveport, La. ESPN Santa Clara, Calif. ESPN Annapolis, Md. ESPN Tucson, Ariz. CBSSN Fort Worth, Texas ESPN Orlando, Fla. ESPN Houston, Texas ESPN Birmingham, Ala. ESPN Charlotte, N.C. ESPN Nashville, Tenn. ESPN San Diego, Calif. ESPN Atlanta, Ga. ESPN Arlington, Texas ESPN Miami Gardens, Fla. ESPN Tampa, Fla. ESPN2 Orlando, Fla. ABC Glendale, Ariz. ESPN Pasadena, Calif. ESPN New Orleans, La. ESPN Jacksonville, Fla. ESPN Memphis, Tenn. ESPN San Antonio, Texas ESPN Phoenix, Ariz. ESPN Glendale, Ariz. ESPN

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INTRO | 2015 CAJUNS | COACHES | REVIEW | RECORDS | HISTORY | ADMINISTRATION | MEDIA DATE OPPONENT Aug. 30 SOUTHERN Sept. 6 LOUISIANA TECH Sept. 13 at #14 Ole Miss Sept. 20 at Boise State Oct. 4 GEORGIA STATE * Oct. 14 at Texas State * Oct. 21 ARKANSAS STATE * Nov. 1 SOUTH ALABAMA * [HC] Nov. 8 at New Mexico State * Nov. 15 at ULM * Nov. 22 APPALACHIAN STATE * Nov. 29 at Troy * R+L CARRIERS NEW ORLEANS BOWL Dec. 20 vs. Nevada * - Sun Belt Conference; [HC] - Homecoming Game

SCORE W, 45-6 L, 20-48 L, 15-56 L, 9-34 W, 34-31 W, 34-10 W, 55-40 W, 19-9 W, 44-16 W, 34-27 L, 16-35 W, 42-23

TV ESPN3 ESPN3 SEC Network CBS Sports ESPN3 ESPN2 ESPN2 ESPN3 ESPN3 ESPN3 ESPN3 ESPN3

W, 16-3

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TEAM STATISTICS LOUISIANA OPP SCORING 383 338 Points Per Game 29.5 26.0 FIRST DOWNS 283 253 Rushing 162 89 Passing 112 145 Penalty 9 19 RUSHING YARDAGE 2,935 1,849 Yards Gained Rushing 3,157 2,256 Yards Lost Rushing 222 407 Rushing Attempts 548 455 Average Per Rush 5.4 4.1 Average Per Game 225.8 142.2 TDs Rushing 31 21 PASSING YARDAGE 2,489 3,425 Comp-Att-Int 238-370-9 288-443-7 Average Per Pass 6.7 7.7 Average Per Catch 10.5 11.9 Average Per Game 191.5 263.5 TDs Passing 15 19 TOTAL OFFENSE 5,424 5,274 Total Plays 918 898 Average Per Play 5.9 5.9 Average Per Game 417.2 405.7 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 33-628 38-655 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 18-125 15-143 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 7-99 9-166 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 19.0 17.2 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 6.9 9.5 INT RETURN AVERAGE 14.1 18.4 FUMBLES-LOST 9-5 18-10 PENALTIES-Yards 65-529 60-466 Average Per Game 40.7 35.8 PUNTS-Yards 59-2,486 58-2,343 Average Per Punt 42.1 40.4 Net Punt Average 37.7 37.2 KICKOFFS-Yards 77-4,661 67-4,089 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 31:43 28:17 3RD-DOWN Conversions 76/180 76/195 3rd-Down Pct 42% 39% 4TH-DOWN Conversions 9/18 16/31 4th-Down Pct 50% 52% SACKS BY-Yards 32-226 24-140 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 47 43 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 18-22 13-20 ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 0-1 RED-ZONE SCORES (52-57) 91% (33-45) 73% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (36-57) 63% (23-45) 51% PAT-ATTEMPTS (43-46) 93% (37-41) 90% ATTENDANCE 154,652 154,867 Games/Avg Per Game 6/25,775 6/25,811 Neutral Site Games 1/34014 SCORE BY QUARTERS Louisiana Opponents

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1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total 87 113 64 119 383 77 97 71 93 338

OVERALL 1-0 1-1 1-2 1-3 2-3 3-3 4-3 5-3 6-3 7-3 7-4 8-4 9-4

SBC - - - - 1-0 2-0 3-0 4-0 5-0 6-0 6-1 7-1 - Att 166 172 146 28 11 5 7 2 3 8 548 455

TIME 3:09 3:08 3:17 3:25 3:24 3:14 4:06 3:03 3:01 3:05 3:05 3:00

ATT. 36,170 25,607 60,937 33,337 24,616 18,509 21,760 25,861 10,299 19,544 20,638 12,241

3:01

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RUSHING Elijah McGuire Alonzo Harris Terrance Broadway Effrem Reed Torrey Pierce Darius Hoggins Brooks Haack Jalen Nixon Al Riles TEAM Louisiana Opponents

GP 13 12 13 13 6 9 6 6 13 9 13 13

PASSING Terrance Broadway Brooks Haack TEAM Jalen Nixon Hunter Stover Elijah McGuire Louisiana Opponents RECEIVING Elijah McGuire James Butler Al Riles Gabe Fuselier Larry Pettis Jamal Robinson C.J. Bates Jared Johnson Torrey Pierce Alonzo Harris Devin Scott Effrem Reed Nick Byrne Evan Tatford Matthew Barnes Terrance Broadway Louisiana Opponents

G Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD 13 216-342-9 63.2 2295 13 6 20-23-0 87.0 179 2 9 0-2-0 0.0 0 0 6 1-1-0 100.0 1 0 13 1-1-0 100.0 14 0 13 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 13 238-370-9 64.3 2489 15 13 288-443-7 65.0 3425 19

Long Avg/G 62 176.5 30 29.8 0 0.0 1 0.2 14 1.1 0 0.0 62 191.5 87 263.5

G 13 13 13 13 13 4 13 13 6 12 12 13 13 13 10 13 13 13

Long Avg/G 62 36.0 40 36.2 29 27.2 36 20.3 18 11.3 36 65.0 26 12.8 14 7.4 12 10.0 14 2.6 45 7.2 20 3.4 12 2.2 14 2.5 4 0.4 0 -1.9 62 191.5 87 263.5

No. 45 38 34 30 19 15 12 10 9 6 5 5 5 3 1 1 238 288

Net Avg 1264 7.6 807 4.7 653 4.5 138 4.9 43 3.9 21 4.2 9 1.3 9 4.5 5 1.7 -14 -1.8 2935 5.4 1849 4.1

Yds Avg 468 10.4 470 12.4 354 10.4 264 8.8 147 7.7 260 17.3 167 13.9 96 9.6 60 6.7 31 5.2 87 17.4 44 8.8 29 5.8 33 11.0 4 4.0 -25 -25.0 2489 10.5 3425 11.9

TD Long Avg/G 14 75 97.2 12 54 67.2 3 33 50.2 1 27 10.6 0 11 7.2 1 9 2.3 0 7 1.5 0 5 1.5 0 4 0.4 0 0 -1.6 31 75 225.8 21 99 142.2

TD 2 0 1 2 1 4 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 15 19

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2015 LOUISIANA RAGIN’ CAJUNS FOOTBALL PUNT RETURNS Elijah McGuire C.J. Bates Torrey Pierce Louisiana Opponents

No. Yds Avg TD 15 116 7.7 0 2 0 0.0 0 1 9 9.0 0 18 125 6.9 0 15 143 9.5 1

Long 26 0 9 26 56

TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G Terrance Broadway 13 488 653 2295 2948 226.8 Elijah McGuire 13 167 1264 0 1264 97.2 Alonzo Harris 12 172 807 0 807 67.2 Brooks Haack 6 30 9 179 188 31.3 Effrem Reed 13 28 138 0 138 10.6 Torrey Pierce 6 11 43 0 43 7.2 Darius Hoggins 9 5 21 0 21 2.3 Hunter Stover 13 1 0 14 14 1.1 Jalen Nixon 6 3 9 1 10 1.7 Al Riles 13 3 5 0 5 0.4 TEAM 9 10 -14 0 -14 -1.6 Louisiana 13 918 2935 2489 5424 417.2 Opponents 13 898 1849 3425 5274 405.7

INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long Corey Trim 2 49 24.5 0 30 Tracy Walker 2 19 9.5 0 14 Jevante Watson 1 0 0.0 0 0 Sean Thomas 1 28 28.0 0 28 T.J. Worthy 1 3 3.0 0 3 Louisiana 7 99 14.1 0 30 Opponents 9 166 18.4 2 59 KICK RETURNS Montrel Carter Torrey Pierce Gabe Fuselier Darius Hoggins Sean Thomas Louisiana Opponents

No. Yds Avg TD Long 25 515 20.6 0 34 3 72 24.0 0 37 2 3 1.5 0 12 2 38 19.0 0 29 1 0 0.0 0 0 33 628 19.0 0 37 38 655 17.2 0 55

FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Justin Hamilton 1 4 4.0 0 4 Christian Ringo 1 41 41.0 1 41 Louisiana 2 45 22.5 1 41 Opponents 0 0 0.0 0 0 |-------------PATs------------- | SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Hunter Stover 0 18-22 43-46 0-0 0 0-0 0 Elijah McGuire 16 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 Alonzo Harris 12 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 Jamal Robinson 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 Jared Johnson 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 Terrance Broadway 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 Effrem Reed 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 Gabe Fuselier 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 Al Riles 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 Larry Pettis 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 C.J. Bates 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 Darius Hoggins 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 Christian Ringo 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 Justin Hamilton 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 Corey Trim 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 1 Louisiana 47 18-22 43-46 0-0 0 0-0 1 Opponents 43 13-20 37-41 0-0 1 1-2 0

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Saf Pts 0 97 0 96 0 72 0 24 0 18 0 18 0 12 0 12 0 6 0 6 0 6 0 6 0 6 1 2 0 2 1 383 1 338

FIELD GOALS Stover, Hunter

M-A Pct 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Lg Blk 18-22 81.8 1-1 7-7 9-10 1-3 0-1 46 0

PUNTING Daniel Cadona TEAM Louisiana Opponents

No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 50+ Blk 58 2486 42.9 77 6 14 24 18 1 1 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 59 2486 42.1 77 6 14 24 18 1 58 2343 40.4 63 3 20 19 8 0

KICKOFFS Hunter Stover Louisiana Opponents

No. Yds Avg TB 77 4661 60.5 34 77 4661 60.5 34 67 4089 61.0 31

OB 3 3 2

Ret Net YdLn - - - 17.2 41.0 24 19.0 40.1 24

ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G Elijah McGuire 13 1264 468 116 0 0 1848 142.2 Alonzo Harris 12 807 31 0 0 0 838 69.8 Terrance Broadway 13 653 -25 0 0 0 628 48.3 Terrance Carter 13 0 0 0 515 0 515 39.6 James Butler 13 0 470 0 0 0 470 36.2 Al Riles 13 5 354 0 0 0 359 27.6 Gabe Fuselier 13 0 264 0 3 0 267 20.5 Jamal Robinson 4 0 260 0 0 0 260 65.0 Torrey Pierce 6 43 60 9 72 0 184 30.7 Torrey Reed 13 138 44 0 0 0 182 14.0 C.J. Bates 13 0 167 0 0 0 167 12.8 Larry Pettis 13 0 147 0 0 0 147 11.3 Jared Johnson 13 0 96 0 0 0 96 7.4 Devin Scott 12 0 87 0 0 0 87 7.2 Darius Hoggins 9 21 0 0 38 0 59 6.6 Corey Trim 13 0 0 0 0 49 49 3.8 Evan Tatford 13 0 33 0 0 0 33 2.5 Nick Byrne 13 0 29 0 0 0 29 2.2 Sean Thomas 13 0 0 0 0 28 28 2.2 Tracy Walker 13 0 0 0 0 19 19 1.5 Brooks Haack 6 9 0 0 0 0 9 1.5 Jalen Nixon 6 9 0 0 0 0 9 1.5 Matthew Barnes 10 0 4 0 0 0 4 0.4 T.J. Worthy 12 0 0 0 0 3 3 0.2 TEAM 9 -14 0 0 0 0 -14 -1.6 Louisiana 13 2935 2489 125 628 99 6276 482.8 Opponents 13 1849 3425 143 655 166 6238 479.8

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|-----------Tackles-----------| |-Sacks-| |---Pass Def---| GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH

Corey Trim Dominique Tovell Boris Anyama Trevence Patt Trae Johnson Christian Ringo Tracy Walker Sean Thomas T.J. Worthy Kevin Fouquier Tre’maine Lightfoot Travis Crawford Jake Molbert T.J. Posey Justin Hamilton Darzil Washington Jacoby Briscoe Marquis White Taboris Lee Jevante Watson Dominick Jones Chris Prater Tyren Alexander Troy McCollum Antoinne Adkins Rodrick Stephens Zachary DeGrange Hunter Stover Christian Sager Reginald Miles Remaine Douglas Marcus Jackson Al Riles Jerrell Richardson C.J. Bates Darrien Batiste Montrel Carter Darius Hoggins Jake Guidry Torrey Pierce Mykhael Quave Marvin Martin Cole Bourque Karmichael Dunbar Jalen Nixon Trey Granier James Butler Elijah McGuire Louisiana Opponents

13 67 12 79 6.0-17 . 2-49 13 52 19 71 10.0-47 3.0-24 . 13 39 7 46 9.0-23 2.0-3 . 11 39 7 46 1.0-2 . . 12 37 9 46 2.0-11 1.5-7 . 13 38 7 45 20.0-104 11.5-86 . 13 37 7 44 . . 2-19 13 32 10 42 2.0-2 . 1-28 12 27 14 41 . . 1-3 13 29 8 37 1.0-4 1.0-4 . 7 18 11 29 1.0-1 . . 9 25 3 28 1.0-7 . . 11 23 5 28 4.5- 6 2.0-11 . 13 20 7 27 3.0-8 . . 13 23 4 27 10.0-46 5.0-31 . 10 18 4 22 5.0-41 5.0-39 . 12 11 8 19 2.5-3 . . 9 15 1 16 2.0-12 2.0-12 . 13 14 2 16 3.0-16 1.0-9 . 12 16 0 16 . . 1-0 13 12 2 14 . . . 10 6 7 13 . 0.5-0 . 10 8 3 11 . . . 4 8 1 9 . . . 8 6 1 7 . . . 9 3 4 7 . . . 12 6 0 6 . . . 13 5 1 6 . . . 13 4 1 5 . . . 6 5 0 5 . . . 7 4 1 5 1.0-2 . . 9 3 1 4 . . . 13 2 1 3 . . . 10 2 1 3 . . . 13 2 0 2 . . . 3 1 1 2 . . . 13 1 1 2 . . . 9 0 2 2 . . . 13 2 0 2 . . . 6 2 0 2 . . . 13 1 0 1 . . . 1 1 0 1 . . . 6 0 1 1 . . . 3 0 1 1 . . . 6 1 0 1 . . . 9 0 1 1 . . . 13 1 0 1 . . . 13 1 0 1 . . . 13 667 176 843 84-372 32-226 7-99 13 694 195 889 59-210 24-140 9-166

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Date Opponent No. Yds TD Lg 8/30 SOUTHERN 41 248 2 46 9/6 LOUISIANA TECH 34 178 1 33 9/13 at Ole Miss 37 193 1 39 9/20 at Boise State 23 67 1 15 10/4 GEORGIA STATE 32 195 3 54 10/14 at Texas State 58 288 2 36 10/21 ARKANSAS STATE 56 419 8 74 11/1 SOUTH ALABAMA 39 196 1 33 11/8 at New Mexico State 54 244 3 27 11/15 at ULM 47 280 2 54 11/22 APPALACHIAN STATE 35 99 1 18 11/29 at Troy 49 344 6 75 12/20 vs Nevada 43 184 0 20 Louisiana Totals 548 2935 31 75

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Date Opponent No. Yds TD Lg 8/30 SOUTHERN 32 77 0 9 9/6 LOUISIANA TECH 35 238 3 99 9/13 at Ole Miss 35 214 3 71 9/20 at Boise State 48 262 4 73 10/4 GEORGIA STATE 37 138 4 26 10/14 at Texas State 35 94 0 17 10/21 ARKANSAS STATE 37 253 2 70 11/1 SOUTH ALABAMA 35 66 0 12 11/8 at New Mexico State 33 103 1 14 11/15 at ULM 21 -39 1 7 11/22 APPALACHIAN STATE 47 232 3 36 11/29 at Troy 32 122 0 27 12/20 vs Nevada 28 89 0 20 Opponent totals 455 1849 21 99

INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Rushes Yards Rushing TD Rushes Long Rush Pass attempts Pass completions Yards Passing TD Passes Long Pass Receptions Yards Receiving TD Receptions Long Reception Field Goals Long Field Goal Punts Punting Avg Long Punt Punts inside 20 Long Punt Return Long Kickoff Return Tackles Sacks Tackles For Loss Interceptions

TEAM GAME HIGHS Rushes Yards Rushing Yards Per Rush TD Rushes Pass attempts Pass completions Yards Passing Yards Per Pass TD Passes Total Plays Total Offense Yards Per Play Points

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No. Yds TD Lg 24 264 4 36 29 237 2 30 15 129 0 24 21 174 0 33 24 266 2 22 16 240 1 62 9 102 0 34 16 216 0 45 12 158 3 37 11 174 2 39 21 160 0 17 14 142 0 26 26 227 1 31 238 2489 15 62

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No. Yds TD Lg 20 202 1 56 22 295 2 78 29 340 4 40 24 237 0 57 20 287 0 62 14 176 1 33 27 342 3 87 20 270 1 58 19 204 1 42 39 481 2 49 11 195 1 43 29 272 3 30 14 124 0 16 288 3425 19 87

27 265 4 75 38 26 237 3 62 10 119 2 62 4 46 7 54.8 77 5 26 37 14 2.5 5.0 2

Alonzo Harris vs Arkansas State Elijah McGuire vs Arkansas State Alonzo Harris vs Arkansas State Elijah McGuire vs Arkansas State Elijah McGuire at Troy Terrance Broadway at Boise State Terrance Broadway vs Nevada Terrance Broadway vs Southern Terrance Broadway vs Southern Terrance Broadway at New Mexico State Terrance Broadway at Texas State Elijah McGuire at Boise State Jamal Robinson vs Georgia State Jamal Robinson vs Southern Jamal Robinson vs Georgia State Jared Johnson at New Mexico State Elijah McGuire at Texas State Hunter Stover vs South Alabama Hunter Stover vs Nevada Daniel Cadona at Ole Miss Daniel Cadona at Boise State Daniel Cadona vs Southern Daniel Cadona vs Southern Daniel Cadona vs Arkansas State Elijah McGuire at Boise State Torrey Pierce vs Louisiana Tech Trevence Patt at Boise State Christian Ringo at ULM Christian Ringo at ULM Tracy Walker at New Mexico State

58 419 7.5 8 44 29 266 12.4 4 81 528 7.4 55

at Texas State vs Arkansas State vs Arkansas State vs Arkansas State vs Louisiana Tech vs Louisiana Tech vs Georgia State at ULM vs Southern at Texas State at Texas State at ULM vs Arkansas State

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Cmp-Att-Int Yds TD Lg 24-36-2 264 4 36 29-44-1 237 2 30 15-31-3 129 0 24 21-39-1 174 0 33 24-31-0 266 2 22 16-23-1 240 1 62 9-17-0 102 0 34 16-28-0 216 0 45 12-23-0 158 3 37 11-14-1 174 2 39 21-34-0 160 0 17 14-19-0 142 0 26 26-31-0 227 1 31 238-370-9 2489 15 62

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Cmp-Att-Int Yds TD Lg 20-40-0 202 1 56 22-33-0 295 2 78 29-36-1 340 4 40 24-31-0 237 0 57 20-31-0 287 0 62 14-23-1 176 1 33 27-39-1 342 3 87 20-35-0 270 1 58 19-34-3 204 1 42 39-56-0 481 2 49 11-22-1 195 1 43 29-34-0 272 3 30 14-29-0 124 0 16 288-443-7 3425 19 87 Sacks By First Downs Penalties Penalty Yards Turnovers Interceptions By Punts Punting Avg Long Punt Punts inside 20 Long Punt Return

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No Yds TD Lg 2 50 0 30 9 194 0 37 4 53 0 17 1 17 0 17 3 64 0 27 2 37 0 27 2 38 0 19 1 0 0 0 1 14 0 14 1 25 0 25 3 60 0 29 2 60 0 34 2 16 0 19 33 628 0 37

No Yds TD Lg 3 38 0 15 1 21 0 21 3 6 0 6 2 74 0 47 3 55 0 26 3 37 0 19 7 109 0 21 2 35 0 18 1 25 0 25 7 120 0 33 1 18 0 18 5 117 0 55 0 0 0 0 38 655 0 55

7 28 13 130 4 3 7 54.8 77 5 26

OPPONENT TEAM GAME HIGHS Rushes Yards Rushing Yards Per Rush TD Rushes Pass attempts Pass completions Yards Passing Yards Per Pass TD Passes Total Plays Total Offense Yards Per Play Points Sacks By First Downs Penalties Penalty Yards Turnovers Interceptions By Punts Punting Avg Long Punt Punts inside 20 Long Punt Return

48 262 6.8 4 56 39 481 9.4 4 79 595 7.8 56 6 27 10 79 4 3 9 46.2 63 4 56

No Yds TD Lg off 4 20 0 11 512 0 0 0 0 415 1 3 0 3 322 2 33 0 26 241 2 7 0 9 461 2 22 0 12 528 0 0 0 0 521 2 23 0 19 412 1 5 0 5 402 1 5 0 5 454 1 6 0 6 259 2 1 0 1 486 0 0 0 0 411 18 125 0 26 5424

No Yds TD Lg off 0 0 0 0 279 1 0 0 0 533 2 17 0 9 554 1 12 0 12 499 0 0 0 0 425 1 7 0 7 270 4 -1 0 4 595 0 0 0 0 336 3 70 0 56 307 1 5 0 5 442 1 33 1 33 427 0 0 0 0 394 1 0 0 0 213 15 143 1 56 5274 at ULM vs Southern vs Georgia State vs Georgia State at Ole Miss at New Mexico State at Ole Miss at Boise State at New Mexico State vs Southern vs Southern vs Arkansas State at Boise State

at Boise State at Boise State vs Arkansas State at Boise State vs Georgia State at ULM at ULM at ULM at Ole Miss at Ole Miss at Boise State vs Arkansas State vs Louisiana Tech at Ole Miss vs Appalachian State at Ole Miss vs Georgia State vs Georgia State at New Mexico State at Ole Miss vs Southern at Texas State vs Southern vs Nevada at New Mexico State

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Conference 8-0 7-1 6-2 5-3 5-3 5-3 3-5 3-5 1-7 1-7 0-8

Pct. 1.000 .875 .750 .625 .625 .625 .375 .375 .125 .125 .000

PF 306 278 280 248 336 187 194 200 200 197 182

PA 154 191 200 221 234 183 205 248 316 294 362

Overall 9-3 9-4 7-5 7-5 7-6 6-7 4-8 3-9 2-10 1-10 1-11

Pct. .750 .692 .583 .583 .538 .462 .333 .250 .167 .091 .083

PF 469 383 428 406 477 293 241 262 294 275 272

PA 281 338 328 332 396 343 315 434 469 410 520

Home 5-0 4-2 4-2 3-3 5-1 3-3 3-2 2-4 1-5 1-4 1-5

Away 4-3 4-2 3-3 4-2 2-4 3-3 1-6 1-5 1-5 0-6 0-6

Neutral 0-0 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

Streak Won 1 Won 2 Won 6 Won 2 Lost 1 Lost 3 Lost 1 Lost 1 Lost 10 Lost 4 Lost 11

2015 Sun Belt Composite Schedule September 3 Ohio at Idaho - 8 p.m. (ESPN3) September 4 Charlotte at Georgia State - 2:30 p.m. (ESPNU) September 5 ULM at Georgia - 11 a.m. (SEC Network) Howard at Appalachian State - 2:30 p.m. (ESPN3) Troy at NC State - 5 p.m. (ESPN3) Louisiana at Kentucky - 6 p.m. (ESPNU) New Mexico St. at Florida - 6:30 p.m. (SEC Network) Georgia Southern at West Virginia - 6:30 p.m. (FSN) Texas State at Florida State - 7 p.m. (ESPNews) Arkansas State at USC - 10 p.m. (Pac 12 Network) Gardner-Webb at South Alabama -TBA (ESPN3) September 12 Appalachian State at Clemson - 11:30 a.m. (ESPN3) Western Michigan at Ga. Southern - 5 p.m. (ESPN3) Missouri at Arkansas State - 6 p.m. (ESPN3) Northwestern St. at Louisiana - 6 p.m. (ESPN3) Nicholls State at ULM - 6 p.m. (ESPN3) Prairie View A&M at Texas State - 6 p.m. (ESPN3) Charleston Southern at Troy - 6 p.m. (ESPN3) South Alabama at Nebraska - 7 p.m. (Big Ten Network) Idaho at USC - 7 p.m. (Pac 12 Network) * Georgia State at New Mexico State - 7 p.m. (ESPN3) September 19 Georgia State at Oregon - 1 p.m. (Pac 12 Network) Troy at Wisconsin - 2:30 p.m. (Big Ten Network) Wofford at Idaho - 4 p.m. (ESPN3) The Citadel at Georgia Southern - 5 p.m. (ESPN3) Missouri State at Arkansas State - 6 p.m. (ESPN3) Southern Miss at Texas State - 6 p.m. (ESPN3) UTEP at New Mexico State - 7 p.m. (ESPN3) South Alabama at San Diego State - TBA September 26 NC State at South Alabama - TBA ULM at Alabama - TBA Texas State at Houston - TBA Arkansas State at Toledo - TBA * Georgia Southern at Idaho - TBA Akron at Louisiana - TBA Appalachian State at Old Dominion - TBA

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October 3 Louisiana at Louisiana Tech - 6 p.m. (ASN) * Georgia Southern at ULM - 6 p.m. Wyoming at Appalachian State - TBA Liberty at Georgia State - TBA * Idaho at Arkansas State - TBA New Mexico State at New Mexico - TBA * South Alabama at Troy - TBA

November 7 * Louisiana at Georgia State - TBA * Idaho at South Alabama - TBA * New Mexico State at Texas State - TBA * ULM at Troy - TBA

October 10 ULM at Tulsa - TBA New Mexico State at Ole Miss - TBA Troy at Mississippi State - TBA * Texas State at Louisiana - TBA * Appalachian State at Georgia State - TBA

November 14 * Arkansas State at ULM - 2 p.m. * Georgia State at Texas State - TBA * Appalachian State at Idaho - TBA * Georgia Southern at Troy - TBA

October 13 * Arkansas State at South Alabama - 7 p.m. (ESPN2) October 17 * New Mexico State at Georgia Southern - 5 p.m. * Appalachian State at ULM - 6 p.m. Georgia State at Ball State - TBA * Idaho at Troy - TBA October 20 * Louisiana at Arkansas State - 7 p.m. (ESPN2) October 22 * Ga. Southern at Appalachian St. - 6:30 p.m. (ESPNU) October 24 * ULM at Idaho - 4 p.m. * Troy at New Mexico State - 7 p.m. * South Alabama at Texas State - TBA October 29 * Texas State at Georgia Southern - 6:30 p.m. (ESPNU) October 31 * Idaho at New Mexico State - 7 p.m. * Georgia State at Arkansas State - TBA * ULM at Louisiana - TBA * Troy at Appalachian State - TBA

November 12 * Louisiana at South Alabama - 6:30 p.m. (ESPNU)

November 19 * ULM at Texas State - 8:30 p.m. (ESPNU) November 21 Georgia Southern at Georgia - TBA * South Alabama at Georgia State - TBA * New Mexico State at Louisiana - TBA Idaho at Auburn - TBA November 27 * Troy at Georgia State - TBA November 28 * South Alabama at Georgia Southern - 1 p.m. * Arkansas State at New Mexico State - TBA * Louisiana at Appalachian State - TBA * Texas State at Idaho - TBA ULM at Hawaiâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;i - TBA December 5 * Georgia State at Georgia Southern - 1 p.m. * New Mexico State at ULM - 2 p.m. * Texas State at Arkansas State - TBA * Troy at Louisiana - TBA * Appalachian State at South Alabama - TBA

* - denotes Sun Belt Conference Game All times are Central (CT) and subject to change

November 5 * Arkansas St. at Appalachian St. - 6:30 p.m. (ESPNU)

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2015 LOUISIANA RAGINâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; CAJUNS FOOTBALL 2014 Sun Belt Team Statistics SCORING OFFENSE 1. Georgia Southern 2. Arkansas State 3. Appalachian State 4. Texas State 5. Louisiana 6. Idaho 7. New Mexico State 8. Georgia State 9. South Alabama 10. Troy 11. ULM

G TD XP 2XP DXP FG Saf Pts Avg 12 64 10 53 1 0 0 469 39.1 13 65 11 52 1 0 0 477 36.7 12 58 8 52 1 0 1 428 35.7 12 53 12 48 2 0 0 406 33.8 13 47 18 43 0 1 1 383 29.5 11 35 11 28 1 0 1 275 25.0 12 39 7 37 1 0 0 294 24.5 12 36 7 35 0 0 0 272 22.7 13 34 19 30 0 0 1 293 22.5 12 33 10 32 0 0 1 262 21.8 12 26 20 23 0 0 1 241 20.1

PASS OFFENSE 1. ULM 2. Georgia State 3. Idaho 4. Arkansas State 5. New Mexico State 6. Texas State 7. Appalachian State 8. Troy 9. South Alabama 10. Louisiana 11. Georgia Southern

G 12 12 11 13 12 12 12 12 13 13 12

Att 317 264 256 276 278 250 205 238 218 238 90

Cmp 529 446 442 448 452 382 340 357 412 370 155

Int 7 18 20 8 24 7 11 4 17 9 4

SCORING DEFENSE 1. Georgia Southern 2. Louisiana 3. ULM 4. South Alabama 5. Appalachian State 6. Texas State 7. Arkansas State 8. Troy 9. Idaho 10. New Mexico State 11. Georgia State

G 12 13 12 13 12 12 13 12 11 12 12

PASS DEFENSE 1. New Mexico State 2. ULM 3. Georgia State 4. Appalachian State 5. Troy 6. South Alabama 7. Arkansas State 8. Idaho 9. Georgia Southern 10. Texas State 11. Louisiana

G 12 12 12 12 12 13 13 11 12 12 13

Att 187 196 222 210 205 216 238 159 244 262 288

Cmp 299 337 326 356 333 386 410 252 417 416 443

Int Pct. 11 62.5 11 58.2 3 68.1 12 59.0 11 61.6 6 56.0 16 58.0 8 63.1 13 58.5 13 63.0 7 65.0

TOTAL OFFENSE 1. Georgia Southern 2. Arkansas State 3. Texas State 4. Appalachian State 5. New Mexico State 6. Louisiana 7. Idaho 8. South Alabama 9. Georgia State 10. Troy 11. ULM

G Rush Pass Plays Yards Avg/P TD Yds/G 12 4573 1286 797 5859 7.4 62 488.2 13 2813 3381 1024 6194 6.0 60 476.5 12 2862 2711 920 5573 6.1 51 464.4 12 2901 2637 877 5538 6.3 54 461.5 12 2120 2899 920 5019 5.5 38 418.2 13 2937 2489 918 5426 5.9 46 417.4 11 1560 3012 882 4572 5.2 35 415.6 13 2327 2561 949 4888 5.2 33 376.0 12 1156 3348 836 4504 5.4 36 375.3 12 1974 2385 818 4359 5.3 30 363.2 12 834 3359 892 4193 4.7 24 349.4

PUNTING 1. Idaho 2. Texas State 3. Arkansas State 4. South Alabama 5. Louisiana 6. ULM 7. Troy 8. Georgia Southern 9. New Mexico State 10. Georgia State 11. Appalachian State

TOTAL DEFENSE 1. Appalachian State 2. ULM 3. Georgia Southern 4. South Alabama 5. Louisiana 6. Arkansas State 7. Texas State 8. Troy 9. Idaho 10. New Mexico State 11. Georgia State

G Rush Pass 12 1828 2342 12 2200 2279 12 1844 2813 13 2419 2767 13 1849 3427 13 2668 2808 12 2434 2919 12 2953 2495 11 2708 2382 12 3719 2094 12 3641 2324

Gained Lost TURNOVER MARGIN G Fum Int Tot Fum Int Tot Mar Per/G 1. Georgia Southern 12 7 13 20 8 4 12 +8 0.67 2. Texas State 12 6 13 19 5 7 12 +7 0.58 3. Arkansas State 13 12 16 28 14 8 22 +6 0.46 4. Troy 12 7 11 18 10 4 14 +4 0.33 5. Louisiana 13 10 7 17 5 9 14 +3 0.23 6. ULM 12 5 11 16 10 7 17 -1 -0.08 7. Appalachian State 12 7 12 19 10 11 21 -2 -0.17 8. South Alabama 13 15 6 21 11 17 28 -7 -0.54 9. Idaho 11 9 8 17 7 20 27 -10 -0.91 10. New Mexico State 12 10 11 21 10 24 34 -13 -1.08 11. Georgia State 12 5 3 8 12 18 30 -22 -1.83

RUSHING OFFENSE 1. Georgia Southern 2. Appalachian State 3. Texas State 4. Louisiana 5. Arkansas State 6. South Alabama 7. New Mexico State 8. Troy 9. Idaho 10. Georgia State 11. ULM

G Att 12 642 12 537 12 538 13 548 13 576 13 537 12 468 12 461 11 440 12 390 12 363

TD 55 33 29 31 35 16 19 18 22 13 9

Yds/G 381.1 241.8 238.5 225.9 216.4 179.0 176.7 164.5 141.8 96.3 69.5

RUSHING DEFENSE 1. Louisiana 2. Appalachian State 3. Georgia Southern 4. ULM 5. South Alabama 6. Texas State 7. Arkansas State 8. Troy 9. Idaho 10. Georgia State 11. New Mexico State

G Rushes Yards Avg. TD 13 455 1849 4.1 21 12 430 1828 4.3 21 12 432 1844 4.3 19 12 507 2200 4.3 22 13 541 2419 4.5 22 12 522 2434 4.7 21 13 565 2668 4.7 34 12 521 2953 5.7 35 11 482 2708 5.6 32 12 582 3641 6.3 41 12 594 3719 6.3 40

Yds/G 142.2 152.3 153.7 183.3 186.1 202.8 205.2 246.1 246.2 303.4 309.9

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TD 37 43 41 43 42 42 54 56 54 61 67

XP 2XP DXP FG Saf Pts 8 31 2 0 0 281 13 37 1 0 1 338 10 37 1 0 0 315 15 40 0 0 0 343 14 34 0 0 0 328 13 37 1 0 1 332 7 51 0 0 0 396 14 54 0 0 1 434 12 50 0 0 0 410 15 56 0 1 0 469 18 64 0 0 0 520

Plys Yards 786 4170 844 4479 849 4657 927 5186 898 5276 975 5476 938 5353 854 5448 734 5090 893 5813 908 5965

Yds Avg 4573 7.1 2901 5.4 2862 5.3 2937 5.4 2813 4.9 2327 4.3 2120 4.5 1974 4.3 1560 3.5 1156 3.0 834 2.3

Avg 5.3 5.3 5.5 5.6 5.9 5.6 5.7 6.4 6.9 6.5 6.6

Avg 23.4 26.0 26.2 26.4 27.3 27.7 30.5 36.2 37.3 39.1 43.3

TD Yds/G 38 347.5 38 373.2 37 388.1 41 398.9 40 405.8 52 421.2 39 446.1 54 454.0 50 462.7 56 484.4 64 497.1

Pct. 59.9 59.2 57.9 61.6 61.5 65.4 60.3 66.7 52.9 64.3 58.1

Yds Avg 3359 6.3 3348 7.5 3012 6.8 3381 7.5 2899 6.4 2711 7.1 2637 7.8 2385 6.7 2561 6.2 2489 6.7 1286 8.3

TD Yds/G 15 279.9 23 279.0 13 273.8 25 260.1 19 241.6 22 225.9 21 219.8 12 198.8 17 197.0 15 191.5 7 107.2

Yds 2094 2279 2324 2342 2495 2767 2808 2382 2813 2919 3427

TD 16 16 23 17 19 19 18 18 18 18 19

Avg 7.0 6.8 7.1 6.6 7.5 7.2 6.8 9.5 6.7 7.0 7.7

Yds/G 174.5 189.9 193.7 195.2 207.9 212.8 216.0 216.5 234.4 243.2 263.6

G No. Yards Avg/P PR Avg TBg Net/P 11 44 2101 47.8 129 2.9 3 43.5 12 65 2844 43.8 82 1.3 4 41.3 13 67 2819 42.1 31 0.5 6 39.8 13 74 3094 41.8 128 1.7 8 37.9 13 59 2486 42.1 143 2.4 6 37.7 12 78 3232 41.4 266 3.4 8 36.0 12 63 2479 39.3 179 2.8 2 35.9 12 39 1493 38.3 44 1.1 3 35.6 12 61 2312 37.9 283 4.6 3 32.3 12 60 2209 36.8 215 3.6 4 31.9 12 45 1704 37.9 261 5.8 2 31.2

RED ZONE OFFENSE 1. Louisiana 2. Georgia Southern 3. Texas State 4. ULM 5. New Mexico State 6. Georgia State 7. Arkansas State 8. South Alabama 9. Troy 10. Appalachian State 11. Idaho

G RZ Pct. 13 52-57 91.2 12 52-59 88.1 12 43-50 86.0 12 29-34 85.3 12 29-35 82.9 12 28-34 82.4 13 47-58 81.0 13 32-41 78.0 12 28-36 77.8 12 45-60 75.0 11 36-50 72.0

TD R/P 36 25/11 43 41/2 34 20/14 15 7/8 22 12/10 23 11/12 37 24/13 21 11/10 23 16/7 40 29/11 27 22/5

FG-AT F/Int/Dns/Oth 16-17 1/0/1/2 9-12 2/1/0/1 9-12 1/1/1/1 14-14 2/0/1/2 7-9 1/1/2/0 5-5 2/1/3/0 10-14 1/0/5/1 11-15 3/1/1/0 5-9 1/1/1/1 5-9 4/3/2/2 9-14 2/4/2/1

RED ZONE DEFENSE 1. Louisiana 2. South Alabama 3. Georgia Southern 4. Texas State 5. Arkansas State 6. ULM 7. Idaho 8. Appalachian State 9. Georgia State 10. New Mexico State 11. Troy

G RZ Pct. TD R/P FG-AT F/Int/Dns/Oth 13 33-45 73.3 23 14-9 10-16 4/0/2/0 13 38-49 77.6 29 18-11 9-15 1/0/2/2 12 29-37 78.4 24 16-8 5-6 0/2/4/1 12 37-47 78.7 27 19-8 10-14 0/1/4/1 13 35-44 79.5 29 21-8 6-8 3/2/2/0 12 35-42 83.3 26 15-11 9-11 1/0/1/3 11 33-39 84.6 25 20-5 8-11 0/0/2/1 12 40-47 85.1 30 19-11 10-14 1/0/1/1 12 62-68 91.2 48 33-15 14-16 0/0/1/3 12 55-60 91.7 43 34-9 12-12 1/1/1/2 12 50-54 92.6 39 28-11 11-12 2/1/0/0

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Team GS APP NMSU ASU TXST UL GS UL ASU TXST

Cl SO SO FR FR JR SO SO SR JR SR

G 12 12 10 11 11 13 12 12 13 12

Att Yds Avg TD Long Yds/G 171 1485 8.7 17 88 123.8 255 1415 5.5 19 76 117.9 186 1102 5.9 9 80 110.2 159 1100 6.9 13 70 100.0 185 1091 5.9 12 51 99.2 166 1264 7.6 14 75 97.2 172 1096 6.4 12 52 91.3 172 807 4.7 12 54 67.2 211 779 3.7 11 63 59.9 107 712 6.7 8 95 59.3

PASSING AVG/GAME Team 1. Nick Arbuckle GSU 2. Pete Thomas ULM 3. Fredi Knighten ASU 4. Tyler Rogers NMSU 5. Matt Linehan IDAHO 6. Tyler Jones TXST 7. Taylor Lamb APP 8. Terrance Broadway UL 9. Brandon Bridge USA 10. Brandon Silvers TROY

Cl JR SR JR SO FR SO FR SR SR FR

G 12 12 13 12 11 12 12 13 11 11

Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds TD Avg/G 259 429 17 60.4 3283 23 273.6 301 501 6 60.1 3181 14 265.1 269 432 7 62.3 3277 24 252.1 268 436 23 61.5 2779 19 231.6 219 377 18 58.1 2515 11 228.6 246 376 7 65.4 2670 22 222.5 181 295 9 61.4 2381 17 198.4 216 342 9 63.2 2295 13 176.5 160 307 8 52.1 1927 15 175.2 191 271 3 70.5 1836 11 166.9

PASS EFFICIENCY Team 1. Taylor Lamb APP 2. Fredi Knighten ASU 3. Tyler Jones TXST 4. Brandon Silvers TROY 5. Nick Arbuckle GSU 6. Terrance Broadway UL 7. Pete Thomas ULM 8. Tyler Rogers NMSU 9. Brandon Bridge USA 10. Matt Linehan IDAHO

Cl FR JR SO FR JR SR SR SO SR FR

G 12 13 12 11 12 13 12 12 11 11

Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds TD Eff. 181 295 9 61.4 2381 17 142.1 269 432 7 62.3 3277 24 141.1 246 376 7 65.4 2670 22 140.7 191 271 3 70.5 1836 11 138.6 259 429 17 60.4 3283 23 134.4 216 342 9 63.2 2295 13 126.8 301 501 6 60.1 3181 14 120.2 268 436 23 61.5 2779 19 118.8 160 307 8 52.1 1927 15 115.8 219 377 18 58.1 2515 11 114.2

TOTAL OFFENSE Team 1. Fredi Knighten ASU 2. Nick Arbuckle GSU 3. Tyler Jones TXST 4. Pete Thomas ULM 5. Tyler Rogers NMSU 6. Taylor Lamb APP 7. Terrance Broadway UL 8. Matt Linehan IDAHO 9. Brandon Bridge USA 10. Brandon Silvers TROY

Cl G Rush Pass Plays Total Yds/G JR 13 779 3277 643 4056 312.0 JR 12 10 3283 502 3293 274.4 SO 12 539 2670 542 3209 267.4 SR 12 6 3181 611 3187 265.6 SO 12 200 2779 505 2979 248.2 FR 12 483 2381 373 2864 238.7 SR 13 653 2295 488 2948 226.8 FR 11 -57 2515 461 2458 223.5 SR 11 297 1927 408 2224 202.2 FR 11 196 1836 371 2032 184.7

RECEPTIONS/GAME 1. Joshua McCain 2. Teldrick Morgan 3. Kenzee Jackson 4. Rashon Ceaser 5. Donovan Harden 5. Richard Montgomery 7. Donovan Holley 8. J.D. McKissic 9. Lynquez Blair 10. Robert Davis

Team Cl IDAHO SR NMSU SO ULM SR ULM JR GSU JR IDAHO SO ULM SO ASU JR GSU SR GSU SO

G Rec Yds 11 76 1162 11 75 903 12 79 866 12 77 872 12 60 885 10 50 543 12 57 863 11 52 629 11 51 536 12 50 732

TD Long Avg/C Rec/G 9 75 15.3 6.9 7 57 12 6.8 4 41 11 6.6 3 63 11.3 6.4 7 68 14.8 5.0 1 62 10.9 5.0 7 64 15.1 4.8 0 65 12.1 4.7 6 29 10.5 4.6 2 75 14.6 4.2

RECEIVE YDS/GAME Team Cl 1. Joshua McCain IDAHO SR 2. Teldrick Morgan NMSU SO 3. Donovan Harden GSU JR 4. Rashon Ceaser ULM JR 5. Kenzee Jackson ULM SR 6. Ajalen Holley ULM SO 7. Robert Davis GSU SO 8. Shavarez Smith USA SR 9. J.D. McKissic ASU JR 10. Richard Montgomery IDAHO SO

G Rec Yds 11 76 1162 11 75 903 12 60 885 12 77 872 12 79 866 12 57 863 12 50 732 13 54 748 11 52 629 10 50 543

TD Long Avg/C Yds/G 9 75 15.3 105.6 7 57 12 82.1 7 68 14.8 73.8 3 63 11.3 72.7 4 41 11 72.2 7 64 15.1 71.9 2 75 14.6 61.0 8 67 13.9 57.5 0 65 12.1 57.2 1 62 10.9 54.3

ALL PURPOSE 1. Elijah McGuire 2. Matt Breida 3. Marcus Cox 4. Larry Rose III 5. Teldrick Morgan 6. Robert Lowe 7. Michael Gordon 8. Richard Montgomery 9. Joshua McCain 10. Tyler Cain

G Rush 13 1264 12 1485 12 1415 10 1102 11 16 11 1091 11 1100 10 56 11 3 12 214

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Team Cl UL SO GS SO APP SO NMSU FR NMSU SO TXST JR ASU JR IDAHO SO IDAHO SR ULM JR

Rcv PR 468 116 97 0 180 0 172 0 903 73 207 0 191 0 543 0 1162 3 273 0

KR 0 24 0 0 369 0 0 526 0 780

PUNT RETURN AVG 1. Rashon Ceaser 2. Blaise Taylor 3. Elijah McGuire 4. Tray Butler

Team Cl G ULM JR 12 ASU FR 13 UL SO 13 GS SR 10

KICK RETURN AVG 1. Derek Keaton 2. Chandler Worthy 3. Montay Crockett 4. Teldrick Morgan 5. T.J. Glover 6. Brandon Smith 7. Richard Montgomery 8. Tyler Cain 9. Montrel Carter 10. Isaiah Lewis

Team Cl GS JR TROY SR GS JR NMSU SO USA SR TXST JR IDAHO SO ULM JR UL JR APP FR

G Ret 12 16 12 27 12 12 11 16 13 28 12 19 10 24 12 36 13 25 12 15

SCORING 1. Marcus Cox 2. Matt Breida 3. Michael Gordon 4. Hunter Stover 5. Elijah McGuire 6. Robert Lowe 6. Elijhaa Penny 8. Justin Manton 9. Alex Hanks 10. Alonzo Harris

Team APP GS ASU UL UL TXST IDAHO ULM GS UL

Cl SO SO JR SR SO JR JR SR JR SR

G 12 12 11 13 13 11 11 12 12 12

FIELD GOALS 1. Justin Manton 2. Hunter Stover 3. Aleem Sunanon 4. Austin Rehkow 5. Aleem Johnson 6. Ryan Kay 6. Alex Hanks 8. Luke Ferguson 9. Wil Lutz 9. Bentlee Critcher

Team ULM UL USA IDAHO TXST TROY GS ASU GSU APP

Cl G SR 12 SR 13 SO 13 SO 11 SR 12 SO 12 JR 12 JR 13 JR 12 SO 12

PUNTING 1. Austin Rehkow 2. Will Johnson 3. Daniel Cadona 4. Justin Manton 5. Brandon McKee 6. Luke Ferguson 7. Stephen Witkowski 8. Bentlee Critcher 9. Ryan Nowicki 10. Ryan Kay

Team Cl G Punt Yds Long IDAHO SO 11 44 2101 73 TXST SR 12 65 2844 70 UL SR 13 58 2486 77 ULM SR 12 76 3222 67 USA SO 13 73 3091 76 ASU JR 13 56 2319 69 NMSU JR 9 40 1644 60 APP SO 12 41 1667 54 GS JR 12 34 1366 60 TROY SO 12 62 2479 56

INTERCEPTIONS 1. Montres Kitchens 2. Germod Williams 3. David Mims 4. Doug Middleton 4. Winston Rose 6. Qushaun Lee 6. Artez Brown 8. Deion Stanley 9. Matt Dobson 9. Matt Lane

Team Cl G Int Yds TROY JR 12 6 80 TXST SO 9 4 27 TXST JR 12 5 129 APP JR 12 4 52 NMSU SR 12 4 6 ASU SR 13 4 69 ASU SR 13 4 58 GS SR 11 3 12 GS JR 12 3 153 ULM JR 12 3 38

TACKLES (All positions) Team 1. David Mayo TXST 2. Rodney Bulter NMSU 3. Joseph Peterson GSU 4. Marc Millan IDAHO 5. Terrell Brigham USA 6. Qushaun Lee ASU 7. Derek Ibekwe NMSU 8. Edwin Jackson GS 9. Trey Payne GSU 10. Maleki Harris USA

Yds Avg/G 1848 142.2 1606 133.8 1595 132.9 1274 127.4 1361 123.7 1298 118.0 1291 117.4 1125 112.5 1168 106.2 1267 105.6

Cl SR SO JR JR SR SR FR SR FR SR

Ret 12 29 15 15

Yds 114 234 116 90

TD Long 0 51 1 61 0 26 0 21

Avg 9.5 8.1 7.7 6.0

Yds 445 704 290 369 642 418 526 780 515 304

TD Long 0 60 2 99 0 46 0 42 0 38 0 51 0 41 0 37 0 34 0 38

Avg 27.8 26.1 24.2 23.1 22.9 22.0 21.9 21.7 20.6 20.3

TD XPT 19 0 18 0 14 0 0 18 16 0 13 0 13 0 0 20 0 10 12 0

FG 2XP 0 0 0 0 0 0 43 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 23 0 47 0 0 0

FG 20 18 15 11 11 10 10 8 7 7

FGA 24 22 18 19 15 14 14 15 8 10

G Pos Solo 12 LB 72 12 LB 58 10 NG 62 11 LB 59 13 S 68 13 LB 75 12 LB 46 12 LB 58 11 NG 56 12 LB 50

Pts Pts/G 114 9.5 108 9.0 84 7.6 97 7.5 96 7.4 78 7.1 78 7.1 83 6.9 77 6.4 72 6.0

Pct. FG/G 83.3 1.67 81.8 1.38 83.3 1.15 57.9 1.00 73.3 0.92 71.4 0.83 71.4 0.83 53.3 0.62 87.5 0.58 70.0 0.58 Avg 47.8 43.8 42.9 42.4 42.3 41.4 41.1 40.7 40.2 40.0

TD Long Int/G 1 28 0.50 0 22 0.44 1 60 0.42 1 52 0.33 0 10 0.33 0 40 0.31 1 58 0.31 0 11 0.27 2 100 0.25 1 31 0.25 Ast Total Avg/G Sack 82 154 12.8 1.5 61 119 9.9 0.0 35 97 9.7 3.0 43 102 9.3 1.5 44 112 8.6 1.0 35 110 8.5 1.0 55 101 8.4 0.0 42 100 8.3 0.0 32 88 8.0 1.0 45 95 7.9 1.0

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RUSHING TEAM RECORDS

Most team records available since 1949

Most Attempts Game: 72 vs. East Carolina [1985], at Tulane [1990] Season: 588 [1972]

Most Net Yards Game: 556 at ULM [2008] Season: 3,164 (533 att.) [2008]

Most Touchdowns Rushing Game: 8 vs. Nicholls State [2013]; vs. Arkansas State [2014} Season: 34 [2005]

Highest Average Per Game Season: 263.7 [2008] [3,164 yards in 12 games]

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Most individual records available since 1949

Most Attempts RB Game: 35 by Thomas Jackson vs. Arkansas St. [1983] QB Game: 29 by Brian Mitchell vs. Lamar [1989] RB Season: 226 by Tyrell Fenroy [2008] QB Season: 237 by Brian Mitchell [1989] RB Career: 808 by Tyrell Fenroy [2005-08] QB Career: 678 by Brian Mitchell [1986-89]

100-YARD RUSHING DUOS Season/Opponent Rushers (Yards) 1950 vs. East Texas Baptist F.G. Mixon (108) George Crowson (108) 1951 at Troy Jack Baker (132) F.G. Mixon (122) 1952 vs. Troy Charles Copes (105) Billy Higginbotham (101) 1952 vs. Stephen F. Austin Billy Higginbotham (169) Charles Copes (115) 1953 vs. McNeese State Billy Higginbotham (123) Louis Roth (111) 1962 vs. Austin College Lindsey Landry (119) Fred Fredericksen (107) 1972 vs. Abilene Christian Mark Speyrer, QB (101) Delbert Deville (101) 1986 at Tulane Dwayne Williams (222) Brian Mitchell, QB (191) 1995 vs. New Mexico State Kenyon Cotton (187) Marcus Prier (177) 1998 at ULM John Bernard (129) Darren Brister (106) 2005 at North Texas Jerry Babb, QB (133) Tyrell Fenroy (102) 2005 at ULM Tyrell Fenroy (164) Jerry Babb, QB (100) 2007 vs. Ohio Tyrell Fenroy (136) Michael Desormeaux, QB (101) 2007 vs. North Texas Michael Desormeaux, QB (150) Tyrell Fenroy (123) Season/Opponent Rushers (Yards) 2007 at Mid. Tennessee Michael Desormeaux, QB (175) Tyrell Fenroy (100)

Tyrell Fenroy

2008 vs. Kent State Tyrell Fenroy (194) Michael Desormeaux, QB (150) 2008 at ULM Tyrell Fenroy (297) Michael Desormeaux, QB (149) 2012 vs. WKU Terrance Broadway, QB (145) Alonzo Harris (104) 2012 at Florida Atlantic Alonzo Harris (127) Terrance Broadway, QB (123) 2012 vs. East Carolina (NOB) Alonzo Harris (120) Terrance Broadway, QB (108) 2013 at Arkansas State Elijah McGuire (110) Alonzo Harris (105) 2014 vs Arkansas State Elijah McGuire (265) Alonzo Harris (107)

Most Net Yards RB Game: 297 by Tyrell Fenroy at ULM [2008] QB Game: 271 by Brian Mitchell vs. Colorado St. [1987] RB Season: 1,375 by Tyrell Fenroy [2008] QB Season: 1,311 by Brian Mitchell [1989] RB Career: 4,646 by Tyrell Fenroy [2005-08] QB Career: 3,335 by Brian Mitchell [1986-89]

Most Touchdowns RB Game: 5 by Alonzo Harris vs. New Mexico State [2013] QB Game: 5 by Brian Mitchell vs. Lamar [1989] RB Season: 19 by Tyrell Fenroy [2008] QB Season: 19 by Brian Mitchell [1989] RB Career: 48 by Tyrell Fenroy [2005-08] QB Career: 47 by Brian Mitchell [1986-89]

Most 100-Yard Games RB Season: 6 by Tyrell Fenroy [2006, 2007] QB Season: 7 by Brian Mitchell [1989] RB Career: 22 by Tyrell Fenroy [2005-08] QB Career: 14 by Brian Mitchell [1986-89]

Most Consecutive 100-Yard Games RB: 4 by Tyrell Fenroy [2005, 2007], Marcus Prier [1995] QB: 4 by Brian Mitchell [1989]

Longest Runs

90 by Reggie Dupre at Southeastern Louisiana, 1971 89 by Tyrell Fenroy at ULM, 2008 (TD) 87 by Jason Chery at ULM, 2008 (TD) 86 by Michael Desormeaux at Middle Tennessee, 2007 85 by Keener Cagle at Louisiana Tech, 1925 (TD) 84 by F.G. Mixon at Stephen F. Austin, 1951 (TD) 83 by Lynn Hernandez at ULM, 1959 (TD) 83 by Keener Cagle vs. Northwestern State, 1924 (TD) 81 by Jason Chery at North Texas, 2008 (TD) 80 by Blaine Gautier at Middle Tennessee, 2011 (TD) 80 by Tyrell Fenroy at ULM, 2008 (TD) 80 by Jason Chery vs. Troy, 2007 (TD) 80 by Jerry Babb at Kansas State, 2004 80 by Mike Northcutt vs. Texas-Arlington, 1975 (TD) 80 by F.G. Mixon at Louisiana College, 1950 (TD)

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SEASON

Attempts 1. 2. 3. 5.

35 34 33 33 31 31 31 31

Thomas Jackson Tyrell Fenroy Alonzo Harris Darren Brister Chester Johnson Jerome Coleman Marcus Prier Rodney Smith

[11/19/83] [11/18/06] [10/29/11] [10/12/96] [10/25/03] [10/20/01] [10/14/95] [10/20/79]

297 271 265 261 232

Tyrell Fenroy Brian Mitchell Elijah McGuire F.G. Mixon Brian Mitchell

[10/4/08] [11/21/87] [10/21/14] [10/27/51] [11/18/89]

Yards 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Touchdowns 1. 5 5 3. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4

Alonzo Harris Brian Mitchell Elijah McGuire Alonzo Harris Jerome Coleman Brian Mitchell (Three times) [11/18/89; 9/24/88; 11/21/87] David Foret Mark Speyrer Jim Barton

[11/2/14] [11/11/89] [10/21/14] [10/21/14] [10/20/01]

[10/17/81] [10/7/72] [10/19/68]

Attempts 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

237 226 223 222 199

Brian Mitchell Tyrell Fenroy Tyrell Fenroy Marcus Prier Alonzo Harris

[1989] [2008] [2006] [1995] [2013]

1,375 1,311 1,264 1,197 1,141

Tyrell Fenroy Brian Mitchell Elijah McGuire Tyrell Fenroy Michael Desormeaux

[2008] [1989] [2014] [2006] [2007]

Yards 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Touchdowns 1. 3. 4.

19 19 15 14 14 14

Tyrell Fenroy Brian Mitchell Brian Mitchell Marcus Prier Alonzo Harris Elijah McGuire

[2008] [1989] [1988] [1995] [2013] [2014]

Tyrell Fenroy Alonzo Harris Brian Mitchell Darren Brister Kenyon Cotton

[2005-08] [2011-14] [1986-89] [1996-00] [1993-96]

CAREER Attempts 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

808 704 678 594 559

Yards 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

4,646 Tyrell Fenroy [2005-08] 3,335 Brian Mitchell [1986-89] 3,330 Alonzo Harris [2011-14] 2,843 Michael Desormeaux [2005-08] 2,432 Darren Brister [1996-00]

Touchdowns 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

48 47 44 25 22

Tyrell Fenroy Brian Mitchell Alonzo Harris Kenyon Cotton Elijah McGuire

[2005-08] [1986-89] [2011-14] [1993-96] [2013-SA]

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1. TYRELL FENROY 4,646 Year Att Yards Avg TD Lg 2005 179 1,053 5.9 12 60 2006 223 1,197 5.4 10 57 2007 180 1,021 5.7 7 69 2008 226 1,375 6.1 19 89 Totals 808 4,646 5.8 48 89 2. BRIAN MITCHELL (QB) 3,335 Year Att Yards Avg TD Lg 1986 111 514 4.6 4 63 1987 150 767 5.1 9 61 1988 180 743 4.1 15 70 1989 237 1,311 5.5 19 67 Totals 678 3,335 4.9 47 70

Kenyon Cotton

3. ALONZO HARRIS 3,330 Year Att Yards Avg TD Lg 2011 163 700 4.3 8 28 2012 170 881 5.2 10 68 2013 199 942 4.7 14 65 2014 172 807 4.7 12 54 Totals 704 3,330 4.7 44 68 4. MICHAEL DESORMEAUX (QB) 2,843 Year Att Yards Avg TD Lg 2005 87 487 5.6 3 50 2006 24 180 7.5 1 51 2007 188 1,141 6.1 7 86 2008 144 1,035 7.2 5 64 Totals 443 2,843 6.4 16 86 5. DARREN BRISTER 2,432 Year Att Yards Avg TD Lg 1996 130 545 4.2 6 40 1998 153 646 4.2 4 44 1999 195 729 3.7 4 47 2000 116 512 4.4 1 50 Totals 594 2,432 4.1 15 50

Brian Mitchell

6. KENYON COTTON 2,311 Year Att Yards Avg TD Lg 1993 70 228 3.3 3 17 1994 129 547 4.2 6 36 1995 166 678 4.1 9 39 1996 194 858 4.4 7 39 Totals 559 2,311 4.1 25 39 7. ELIJAH MGUIRE 2,127 Year Att Yards Avg TD Lg 2013 103 863 8.4 8 70 2014 166 1264 7.6 14 75 Totals 269 2,127 7.9 22 75 8. THOMAS JACKSON 1,979 Year Att Yards Avg TD Lg 1982 80 258 3.0 1 14 1983 146 739 5.1 2 40 1984 80 303 3.7 3 14 1985 130 700 5.4 4 63 Totals 436 1,979 4.5 10 63 9. F.G MIXON 1,908 Year Att Yards Avg TD Lg 1949 11 44 4.0 0 -1950 83 459 5.5 3 -1951 100 771 7.7 7 84 1952 113 634 5.6 6 -Totals 307 1,908 6.2 17 84

Alonzo Harris

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10. STEVE MOCEK 1,781 Year Att Yards Avg TD Lg 1991 90 391 4.3 2 53 1992 63 214 3.4 2 20 1993 126 490 3.9 3 26 1994 172 686 4.0 3 45 Totals 451 1,781 3.9 10 53

ANNUAL YARDAGE LEADERS

Year 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 1977 1976 1975 1974 1973 1972 1971 1970 1969 1968 1967 1966 1965 1964 1963 1962 1961 1960 1959 1958 1957 1956 1955 1954 1953 1952 1951 1950 1949

Player Elijah McGuire Alonzo Harris Alonzo Harris Alonzo Harris Aaron Spikes Undrea Sails Tyrell Fenroy Michael Desormeaux Tyrell Fenroy Tyrell Fenroy Jerry Babb Chester Johnson Jerome Coleman Jerome Coleman Darren Brister Darren Brister Darren Brister Elvis Joseph Kenyon Cotton Marcus Prier Steve Mocek Steve Mocek Damon Denaburg Tyjuan Hayes Damon Denaburg Brian Mitchell Brian Mitchell Brian Mitchell Brian Mitchell Thomas Jackson Dwayne Williams Thomas Jackson Trinion Smith Greg Davis Ed Blanco Rodney Smith Allen Strambler Allen Strambler Ray Lation Emanuel Guidry Roy Williams Nathan Thornton Lafayette Mitchell Robert Gill Roland Henry Jim Barton Jim Barton Jim Barton George Gros Bill Bayard Bill Bayard Lonnie Price Bert Resweber Carlton Falgout Vernon Lott Steve Gossen Steve Gossen NOT AVAILABLE Frank Foreman Louis Roth Louis Roth Bill Higgonbotham Charles Copes F.G. Mixon George Crowson George Crowson

Att 166 199 170 163 103 97 226 188 223 179 101 108 171 162 116 195 153 139 194 222 172 126 53 119 97 237 180 150 111 130 121 130 61 85 102 185 92 123 168 73 63 120 91 130 168 155 140 113 81 117 98 95 86 81 58 77 140

Yds 1,264 942 881 700 366 432 1,375 1,141 1,197 1,053 498 421 483 625 512 729 646 532 858 979 686 490 269 445 440 1,311 743 767 514 700 460 739 247 401 478 782 336 473 729 317 306 399 380 478 627 775 600 396 324 385 330 362 410 430 225 442 564

105 81 79 116 161 100 125 105

546 607 500 660 837 771 548 544

Avg 7.6 4.7 5.2 4.3 3.3 4.5 6.1 6.1 5.4 5.9 4.9 3.9 2.8 3.9 3.7 3.7 4.2 3.8 4.4 4.4 4.0 3.9 5.1 3.7 4.5 5.5 4.1 5.1 4.6 5.4 3.8 5.1 4.0 4.9 4.7 4.2 3.7 3.8 4.3 4.3 4.9 3.3 4.2 3.7 3.7 5.0 4.3 3.5 4.0 3.3 3.4 3.8 4.8 5.3 3.9 5.7 4.0

TD 14 14 10 8 2 2 19 7 10 12 4 5 7 10 4 4 2 4 7 14 3 3 0 3 7 19 15 9 4 4 4 2 2 0 5 3 3 3 4 0 0 1 2 3 5 8 10 2 0 3 2 5 3 2 2 0 1

5.2 10 7.4 5 6.2 8 5.4 4 5.2 7 7.7 7 4.4 3 5.2 7

Tyrell Fenroy, a 2008 Doak Walker Award semifinalist, ended his career as the State of La.â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s all-time leading rusher. Michael Desormeaux became just the 8th QB in NCAA history with back-to-back 1,000-yard rushing seasons.

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PASSING TEAM RECORDS

Most team records available since 1949

Most Attempts

Game: 67 at North Texas [2001] Season: 456 [2011]

Most Completions

Game: 37 at Middle Tennessee [2003] Season: 266 [2011]

Highest Completion Percentage

Game: 85.0 [17-of-20] at Arkansas State [1997] Season: 64.3 [238-of-370] [2014]

Most Yards Gained

Game: 473 vs. ULM [2003] Season: 3,503 [2011]

Most Touchdown Passes

Game: 5 vs. Northern Illinois [1996] Season: 25 [2011]

Most Interceptions Thrown

Game: 8 vs. Tennessee State [1970] Season: 25 [1979]

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Most individual records available since 1949

Most Attempts

Game: 66 by Jon Van Cleave at North Texas [2001] Season: 407 by Jon Van Cleave [2001] Career: 1,246 by Jake Delhomme [1993-96]

Most Completions

Game: 37 by Jerry Babb at Middle Tennessee [2003] Season: 224 by Jon Van Cleave [2001] Career: 665 by Jake Delhomme [1993-96]

Highest Completion Percentage Game: Season: Career:

85.0 by Lance Domec at Arkansas State [1997] [17-20; minimum 20 attempts] 65.4 by Terrance Broadway [2012] [206-315; minimum 200 attempts] 63.7 by Blaine Gautier [2012-14] [588-923; minimum 300 attempts]

Most Yards Gained

Game: 473 by Eric Rekieta vs. ULM [2003] Season: 2,958 by Blaine Gautier [2011] Career: 9,216 by Jake Delhomme [1993-96]

Most Touchdown Passes

Game: 5 by Jake Delhomme vs. Northern Illinois [1996] Season: 23 by Blaine Gautier [2011] Career: 64 by Jake Delhomme [1993-96]

Most Interceptions Thrown

Game: 7 by George Coussan vs. Tennessee State [1970] Season: 21 by Phil Reynolds [1980] Career: 57 by Jake Delhomme [1993-96]

Most 200-Yard Games

Season: 10 by Jake Delhomme [1996] Career: 26 by Jake Delhomme [1993-96]

Highest Efficiency Rating

Season: 153.6 by Blaine Gautier [2011] Career: 143.49 by Terrance Broadway [2012-14]

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Attempts 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

66 56 55 54 53

Jon Van Cleave Jerry Babb Chris Masson Eric Rekieta Jerry Babb

[11/10/01] [11/15/03] [10/8/10] [10/11/03] [9/11/04]

37 34 33 33 32

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

473 470 435 419 407

Jerry Babb Jon Van Cleave Chris Masson Eric Rekieta Blaine Gautier

[11/15/03] [11/10/01] [10/8/10] [10/11/03] [10/22/11]

Passing Yards Eric Rekieta Blaine Gautier Jerry Babb Blaine Gautier Jon Van Cleave

[10/11/03] [12/17/11] [11/15/03] [10/22/11] [10/20/01]

Touchdowns 1. 5 2. 4

Jake Delhomme [11/9/96] 13 Times, Most Recently by Terrance Broadway [11/16/13]

SEASON Attempts 1. 2. 2. 3. 5.

407 385 377 373 351

Jon Van Cleave Jerry Babb Jake Delhomme Chris Masson Jake Delhomme

[2001] [2004] [1996] [2009] [1995]

Completions 1. 2. 3. 4.

224 223 222 216 216

Jon Van Cleave Jerry Babb Chris Masson Terrance Broadway Blaine Gautier

[2001] [2004] [2009] [2014] [2011]

Passing Yards 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

2,958 2,901 2,842 2,761 2,499

23 20 20 19 18

Blaine Gautier Jake Delhomme Jake Delhomme Terrance Broadway Roy Henry

[2011] [1995] [1996] [2013] [1976]

CAREER

Completions 1. 2. 3. 5.

1. 2. 4. 5.

Blaine Gautier Jake Delhomme Terrance Broadway Jake Delhomme Jon Van Cleave

[2011] [1996] [2012] [1995] [2001]

Attempts 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

1,246 1,025 923 855 843

Jake Delhomme Jerry Babb Terrance Broadway Jon Van Cleave Brian Mitchell

[1993-96] [2003-06] [2012-14] [2000-02] [1986-89]

Completions 1. 655 Jake Delhomme 2. 3. 4. 5.

588 583 453 421

[1993-96] [2012-14] [2003-06] [2000-02] [2008-11]

Terrance Broadway Jerry Babb Jon Van Cleave Chris Masson

Passing Yards 1. 9,216 Jake Delhomme 2. 3. 4. 5.

7,556 6,241 5,447 5,267

[1993-96] [2012-14] [2003-06] [1986-89] [2000-02]

Terrance Broadway Jerry Babb Brian Mitchell Jon Van Cleave

Touchdowns 1. 64 Jake Delhomme 2. 3. 4. 5.

49 40 30 29

[1993-96] [2012-14] [1975-77] [2003-06] [2009-11]

Terrance Broadway Roy Henry Jerry Babb Blaine Gautier

Longest Passes

95 Randy Fontenot to Harold Porter vs. Chattanooga, 1974 (TD) 92 Brian Mitchell to Troy Tauriac vs. Central Michigan, 1989 (TD) 91 Brad McGuire to Ladarius Green vs. Troy, 2009 (TD) 86 Blaine Gautier to Jamal Robinson vs. Lamar, 2012 86 Don Wallace to Clarence Verdin vs. Rice, 1983 (TD) 86 Roy Henry to Dave Oliver at Cincinnati, 1975 (TD) 84 Dwight Prudhomme to Clarence Verdin at Texas-Arlington, 1982 (TD) 83 David Guidry to Rodney Smith vs. Lamar, 1978 (TD) 82 Michael Desormeaux to Richie Falgout vs. FIU, 2008 82 Chris Masson to Aaron Spikes at North Texas, 2010 (TD) 81 Terrance Broadway to Jamal Robinson vs. ULM, 2012 (TD)

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2. TERRANCE BROADWAY 7,556 Year Cpl. Att. Pct. Yds TD INT 2012 206 315 65.4 2,842 17 9 2013 166 266 62.4 2,419 19 12 2014 216 342 63.2 2,295 13 9 Totals 588 923 63.7 7,556 49 30

Terrance Broadway

3. JERRY BABB 6,241 Year Cpl. Att. Pct. Yds TD INT 2003 146 259 56.4 1,502 6 8 2004 223 385 57.9 2,345 12 13 2005 74 119 62.2 859 3 3 2006 140 262 53.4 1,535 9 14 Totals 583 1,025 56.9 6,241 30 38 4. BRIAN MITCHELL 5,447 Year Cpl. Att. Pct. Yds TD INT 1986 41 102 40.2 574 3 8 1987 72 156 31.6 1,100 6 9 1988 129 273 56.0 1,807 8 9 1989 143 312 45.8 1,966 6 17 Totals 385 843 45.7 5,447 23 43 5. JON VAN CLEAVE 5,267 Year Cpl. Att. Pct. Yds TD INT 2000 60 132 45.5 687 1 5 2001 224 407 54.1 2,499 14 10 2002 169 316 53.5 2,081 9 15 Totals 453 855 53.0 5,267 24 30 6. CHRIS MASSON 4,757 Year Cpl. Att. Pct. Yds TD INT 2008 6 9 66.7 72 1 2 2009 222 373 59.5 2,406 10 8 2010 148 280 52.9 1,842 11 6 2011 45 82 54.9 437 2 4 Totals 421 744 56.6 4,757 24 20

Jerry Babb

7. ROY HENRY 4,656 Year Cpl. Att. Pct. Yds TD INT 1975 69 146 47.3 1,135 8 7 1976 127 258 49.2 1,709 18 14 1977 129 275 46.9 1,812 14 13 Totals 325 679 47.9 4,656 40 34 8. BLAINE GAUTIER 4,159 Year Cpl. Att. Pct. Yds TD INT 2009 9 17 52.9 119 1 0 2010 45 89 50.6 550 3 6 2011 216 344 62.8 2,958 23 6 2012 35 73 47.9 532 5 0 Totals 305 523 58.3 4,159 32 12 9. MICHAEL DESORMEAUX 3,893 Year Cpl. Att. Pct. Yds TD INT 2005 62 117 53.0 597 0 5 2006 2 9 22.2 15 0 0 2007 133 242 55.0 1,405 10 10 2008 155 247 62.8 1,876 13 11 Totals 352 615 57.4 3,893 23 26

Brian Mitchell

10. DON WALLACE 2,701 Year Cpl. Att. Pct. Yds TD INT 1981 16 28 57.1 234 1 1 1982 63 132 47.7 830 6 11 1983 32 65 49.2 510 3 7 1984 88 167 52.7 1,127 5 8 Totals 199 392 50.8 2,701 15 27

ANNUAL YARDAGE LEADERS

Player Terrance Broadway Terrance Broadway Terrance Broadway Blaine Gautier Chris Masson Chris Masson Michael Desormeaux Michael Desormeaux Jerry Babb Jerry Babb Jerry Babb Jerry Babb Jon Van Cleave Jon Van Cleave Lance Domec Derek Dyer Barton Folse Lance Domec Jake Delhomme Jake Delhomme Jake Delhomme Jake Delhomme Tyjuan Hayes Tyjuan Hayes James Freeman Brian Mitchell Brian Mitchell Brian Mitchell Richard Pannell Thomas King Don Wallace Donnie Schexnider Dwight Prudhomme Curt Calderera Phil Reynolds Dwight Prudhomme David Guidry Roy Henry Roy Henry Roy Henry Barry Pollard Kenneth Boynick Mark Speyrer Robbie Juul George Coussan George Roussel George Roussel Mickey Bergeron Mickey Bergeron O’Neal Weber O’Neal Weber O’Neal Weber Lindsey Landry Olie Cordill Danny Bridges Joe Calloway John Arms NOT AVAILABLE Jerry Lewis Sid White Sid White Sid White Allen Meyers Jack Herron E.J. Lewis L.J. Marcello

Att 342 266 315 344 280 373 247 242 262 119 385 259 316 407 139 203 132 143 377 351 259 259 147 84 209 312 273 156 167 250 167 164 191 199 277 121 108 275 258 146 163 139 104 91 160 153 164 87 92 82 52 17 55 122 105 57 87 149 59 57 75 116 148 96 54

Cpl Yds TD 216 2,295 13 166 2,419 19 206 2,842 17 216 2,958 23 148 1,842 11 222 2,406 10 155 1,876 13 133 1,405 10 140 1,535 9 74 859 3 223 2,345 12 146 1,502 6 169 2,081 9 224 2,499 14 74 806 7 90 1,066 3 68 848 3 72 925 4 201 2,901 20 190 2,761 20 119 1,712 10 145 1,842 14 79 1,033 7 36 502 3 99 1,332 5 143 1,966 6 129 1,807 8 72 1,100 6 81 989 3 59 658 1 88 1,127 5 89 1,016 9 94 1,320 11 98 1,426 6 128 1,680 13 46 594 2 45 745 6 129 1,812 14 127 1,709 18 69 1,135 8 75 848 3 47 640 1 39 686 5 37 608 5 78 1,408 9 71 1,013 6 74 1,163 8 40 397 2 44 624 5 41 707 10 22 310 3 8 127 0 16 300 1 45 466 5 44 592 6 18 402 2 35 483 1 73 28 30 31 61 62 33 22

994 11 370 4 437 3 401 4 838 11 963 12 643 8 389 4

Did you kneaux? Jake Delhomme, who entered his first game at halftime, went on to start 43 consecutive games to end his career. Delhomme held the State of Louisiana record for career passing yards (9,216) in 1996, which also ranked 22nd in the NCAA record books at that time. His 64 career touchdown passes ranked 25th in the NCAA in 1996.

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RECEIVING

100-YARD RECEIVING DUOS Season/Opponent 1995 at Tulane 1995 vs. Louisiana Tech 1996 vs. Northern Illinois 2000 vs. Tulane 2001 at Idaho 2002 at Middle Tennessee 2003 vs. ULM 2009 vs. Troy 2010 at Ohio 2011 at Western Kentucky 2011 vs. La.-Monroe 2011 vs. San Diego State

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Most individual records available since 1949

Most Receptions WR Game: 14 (123) by Nick Dugas at Arkansas St. [2001] RB Game: 10 (106) by Elijah McGuire at Boise State [2014] Half: 9 by Brandon Stokley (2nd) vs. La. Tech [1995] Quarter: 6 by Donald Richard (3rd) at Tulane [1995]; Brandon Stokely (1st) vs. Southern Miss [1995] WR Season: 81 (1,160) by Brandon Stokley [1996] RB Season: 45 (468) by Elijah McGuire [2014] WR Career: 241 (3,702) by Brandon Stokley [1995-98] RB Career: 84 (914) by Wayde Butler [1989-90]

Most Yards Gained WR Game: 220 (8) by Willie Culpepper at McNeese [1986] RB Game: 125 (3) by Elijah McGuire at Georgia St. [2013] WR Season: 1,173 (65) by Brandon Stokley [1998] RB Season: 516 (41) by Wayde Butler [1989] WR Career: 3,702 (241) by Brandon Stokley [1995-98] RB Career: 914 (84) by Wayde Butler [1989-90]

Receivers (Yards) Brandon Stokley (113) Donald Richard (102) Brandon Stokley (147) Donald Richard (117) Brandon Stokley (139) Donald Richard (102) Andre George (147) Marcus Wilridge (104) Nick Dugas (123) Fred Stamps (110) Andre George (148) Fred Stamps (134) Fred Stamps (198) Bill Sampy (102) Luke Aubrey (TE) (130) Ladarius Green (TE) (119) Darfryl Surgent (WR) (110) Ladarius Green (TE) (107) Harry Peoples (140) Javone Lawson (102) Ladarius Green (TE) (136) Javone Lawson (WR) (110) Javone Lawson (WR) (193) Ladarius Green (TE) (121)

Brandon Stokley

Most Touchdowns Game: Season: Career:

3, five times last by Jason Chery at North Texas [2008] 10 by Dave Oliver [1976]; Donald Richard [1996] 25 by Brandon Stokley [1995-98]

Most 100-Yard Games Season: Career:

7 by Brandon Stokley [1995] 18 by Brandon Stokley [1995-98]

Most Receptions by Running Back [9/20/14] [11/1/14] [11/10/01]

Season 1. 45 (468) Elijah McGuire 2. 43 (398) Wayde Butler 3. 41 (516) Wayde Butler

[2014] [1990] [1989]

Wayde Butler Elijah McGuire Tyrell Fenroy Dwayne Williams

[1989-90] [2013-SA] [2005-08] [1983-86]

Longest Receptions 95 Harold Porter from Randy Fontenot vs. Chattanooga, 1974 (TD) 92 Troy Tauriac from Brian Mitchell vs. Central Michigan, 1989 (TD) 91 Ladarius Green from Brad McGuire vs. Troy, 2009 (TD) 86 Jamal Robinson from Blaine Gautier vs. Lamar, 2012 86 Clarence Verdin from Don Wallace vs. Rice, 1983 (TD) 86 Dave Oliver from Roy Henry at Cincinnati, 1975 (TD) 84 Clarence Verdin from Dwight Prudhomme at Texas-Arlington, 1982 (TD) 83 Rodney Smith from David Guidry vs. Lamar, 1978 (TD) 82 Richie Falgout from Michael Desormeaux vs. FIU, 2008 82 Aaron Spikes from Chris Masson vs. North Texas, 2010 81 Jamal Robinson from Terrance Broadway vs. ULM, 2012 (TD)

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Receptions 1. 2. 5.

14 13 13 13 12 12

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

220 201 198 193 190

Nick Dugas Harry Peoples Ladarius Green Fred Stamps Harry Peoples Brandon Stokley

[10/13/01] [11/17/12] [11/5/11] [11/15/03] [10/1/11] [11/4/95]

Receiving Yards

Game 1. 10 (106) Elijah McGuire 2. 9 (90) Elijah McGuire 9 (65) Ivan Taylor

Career 1. 84 (914) 2. 67 (852) 3. 60 (585) 60 (497)

Receiving Top Five

Willie Culpepper Fred Stamps Fred Stamps Javone Lawson Brandon Stokley

[11/15/86] [11/15/03] [10/11/03] [12/17/11] [9/28/96]

Touchdowns 1.

3 3 3 3 3

Jason Chery Fred Stamps Brandon Stokley Marcus Carter Calvin Jones

[10/11/08] [11/15/03] [10/31/98] [10/9/93] [10/8/77]

Brandon Stokley Brandon Stokley Brandon Stokley Harry Peoples Javone Lawson

[1996] [1995] [1998] [2012] [2011}

SEASON Receptions 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

81 75 65 64 63

Receiving Yards 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

1,173 1,160 1,121 1,092 1,002

Brandon Stokley Brandon Stokley Brandon Stokley Javone Lawson Fred Stamps

[1998] [1996] [1995] [2011] [2002]

1. 3. 5.

10 10 9 9 8 8 8 8 8

Donald Richard Dave Oliver Brandon Stokley Charles Gaudin Jamal Robinson Javone Lawson Ladarius Green Fred Stamps Brandon Stokley

[1996] [1976] [1995] [1951] [2013] [2011] [2011] [2002] [1998]

Brandon Stokley Fred Stamps Wayde Butler Bill Sampy Ladarius Green

[1995-98] [2000-03] [1989-92] [2002-05] [2008-11]

CAREER Receptions 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

241 180 172 155 149

Receiving Yards 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

3,702 2,789 2,326 2,201 2,108

Brandon Stokley Fred Stamps Donald Richard Ladarius Green Javone Lawson

[1995-98] [2000-03] [1993-96] [2008-11] [2009-12]

Touchdowns 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

25 22 20 19 15 15

Brandon Stokley Ladarius Green Donald Richard Fred Stamps Javone Lawson Jamal Robinson

[1995-98] [2008-11] [1993-96] [2000-03] [2009-12] [2011-SA]

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1. BRANDON STOKLEY 3,702 Year Rec. Yards Avg. TD Long 1995 75 1,121 14.9 9 52 1996 81 1,160 14.3 7 78 1997 20 248 12.4 1 35 1998 65 1,173 18.0 8 77 Totals 241 3,702 15.4 25 78 2. FRED STAMPS 2,789 Year Rec. Yards Avg. TD Long 2000 21 151 7.2 0 17 2001 43 663 15.4 4 48 2002 54 1,002 18.6 8 78 2003 62 973 15.7 7 64 Totals 180 2,789 15.5 19 78

Ladarius Green

3. DONALD RICHARD 2,326 Year Rec. Yards Avg. TD Long 1993 0 0 0 0 0 1994 41 723 17.6 5 63 1995 38 777 20.4 5 62 1996 45 876 14.8 10 70 Totals 124 2,326 18.8 20 70 4. LADARIUS GREEN 2,201 Year Rec. Yards Avg. TD Long 2008 22 268 12.2 5 55 2009 32 533 16.7 2 91 2010 44 794 18.0 7 63 2011 51 606 11.9 8 44 Totals 149 2,201 14.8 22 91 5. JAVONE LAWSON 2,107 Year Rec. Yards Avg. TD Long 2009 12 124 10.3 1 22 2010 19 271 14.3 1 60 2011 63 1,092 17.3 8 60 2012 40 620 15.5 5 55 Totals 134 2,107 15.7 15 60

Fred Stamps

6. WAYDE BUTLER 2,076 Year Rec. Yards Avg. TD Long 1989 41 516 12.6 1 30 1990 43 398 9.3 0 31 1991 38 491 12.9 3 64 1992 50 671 13.4 4 61 Totals 172 2,076 12.1 8 64 7. BILL SAMPY 1,988 Year Rec. Yards Avg. TD Long 2002 39 486 12.5 3 43 2003 30 327 10.9 0 50 2004 57 776 13.6 6 59 2005 29 399 13.8 0 44 Totals 155 1,988 12.8 9 59 8. WILLIE CULPEPPER 1,967 Year Rec. Yards Avg. TD Long 1985 9 127 14.1 1 19 1986 30 651 21.7 4 67 1987 31 586 18.9 3 55 1988 34 603 17.7 3 60 Totals 104 1,967 18.9 11 67 9. JAMAL ROBINSON 1,829 Year Rec. Yards Avg. TD Long 2011 7 77 11.0 0 17 2012 26 630 24.2 3 86 2013 54 862 16.0 8 53 2014 15 260 17.3 4 36 Totals 102 1,829 17.9 15 86

Donald Richard

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10. DARRYL SURGENT 1,642 Year Rec. Yards Avg. TD Long 2010 7 155 22.1 0 48 2011 28 518 18.5 6 65 2012 34 569 16.7 3 73 2013 31 400 12.9 5 68 Totals 100 1,642 16.4 14 73

ANNUAL YARDAGE LEADERS

Player James Butler Jamal Robinson Harry Peoples Javone Lawson Ladarius Green Ladarius Green Jason Chery Derrick Smith Derrick Smith Bill Sampy Bill Sampy Fred Stamps Fred Stamps Nick Dugas Marcus Wilridge Marcus Wilridge Brandon Stokley Franco Smith Brandon Stokley Brandon Stokley Donald Richard Marcus Carter Wayde Butler Wayde Butler Wayde Butler Quent McCollum Willie Culpepper Willie Culpepper Willie Culpepper Pierre Perkins Pierre Perkins Clarence Verdin Clarence Verdin Claude Charles Curtis Calhoun Curtis Calhoun Rodney Smith David Gray Dave Oliver Dave Oliver Ulysses Abadie Cleo Samuels Davy Abel Cleo Samuels Tom Hauser Baron Babineaux Mickey Bergeron Kent Finley Leonard Kleinpeter Leonard Kleinpeter Gerald Landry Lonny Price Jim McNutt Bob Verlander Bob Verlander Dave Cavalier Wayne Ruff NOT AVAILABLE Ronnie Crochet Herbert Fondren Louis Roth Herbert Fondren John Falgout Charles Gaudin John Falgout Lou Gaudet

Rec Yds Avg TD 38 470 12.4 0 54 862 16.0 8 64 817 12.8 5 63 1,092 17.3 8 44 794 18.0 7 32 533 16.7 2 46 656 14.3 7 35 583 16.7 3 41 551 13.4 1 29 399 13.8 0 57 776 13.6 6 62 973 15.7 7 54 1,002 18.6 8 60 616 10.3 3 38 524 13.8 3 37 504 13.6 2 65 1,173 18.0 8 28 404 14.4 2 81 1,160 14.3 7 75 1,121 14.9 9 41 723 17.6 5 53 801 15.1 5 50 671 13.4 4 38 491 12.9 3 43 398 9.3 0 43 670 15.6 1 34 603 17.7 3 31 586 18.9 3 30 651 21.7 4 13 153 11.8 0 26 508 19.5 2 30 396 13.2 0 20 466 23.3 5 21 424 20.2 5 32 443 13.8 2 18 202 11.2 2 19 424 22.8 2 30 582 19.4 3 59 876 14.8 10 28 475 17.0 2 25 366 14.6 1 8 229 28.6 0 15 204 13.6 2 11 292 26.6 1 21 470 22.4 3 25 358 14.3 2 17 302 17.8 2 9 203 22.6 3 18 457 25.4 6 13 405 31.2 6 10 156 15.6 3 10 135 13.5 0 7 119 17.0 0 13 206 15.8 3 17 263 15.4 4 6 71 11.8 0 5 116 23.2 1 25 10 8 11 31 21 10 15

366 160 212 305 466 488 241 264

14.6 16.0 26.5 27.7 16.0 23.2 24.1 17.6

3 1 3 4 7 9 2 2

Brandon Stokley was the first player in NCAA history to average at least 100 yards receiving per game in a career.

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TOTAL OFFENSE TEAM RECORDS

Most team records available since 1949

Most Rushing and Passing Plays Game: 99 at Middle Tennessee [2003] Season: 913 [2014]

Most Total Offense Yards Game: 728 at La.-Monroe [2008] Season: 5,914 [2012]

Most First Downs Game: 33 vs. New Mexico State [1995]; vs. Arkansas State [1996]; at Middle Tenn. [2003] Season: 283 [2013; 2014]

Most First Downs Rushing Game: 23 at Tulane [1986] Season: 162 [2014]

Most First Downs Passing Game: 22 at Middle Tennessee [2003] Season: 139 [1995]

Most First Downs by Penalty Game: 9 vs. Louisiana Tech [1989] Season: 25 [1996]

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Most individual records available since 1949

Most Rushing and Passing Plays Game: 70 by Jon Van Cleave at North Texas [2001] Half: 36 by Roy Henry (1st) vs. Southern Illinois [1977]; Jon Van Cleave (1st) at North Texas [2001] Quarter: 24 by Roy Henry (2nd) vs. Southern Illinois [1977] Season: 549 by Brian Mitchell [1989] Career: 1,512 by Brian Mitchell [1986-89]

Most Total Offense Yards Game: Season: Career:

476 by Brian Mitchell vs. Colorado State [1987]; Eric Rekieta vs. ULM [2003] 3,611 by Terrance Broadway [2012] 9,420 by Terrance Broadway [2012-14]

Most Yards Per Game Season: Career:

297.9 by Brian Mitchell [1989] [3,277 yards in 11games] 247.9 by Terrance Broadway [2012-14] [9,420 yards in 38 games]

Most 200-Yard Games Season: 10 by Brian Mitchell [1989]; Jerry Babb [2004] Career: 26 by Brian Mitchell [1986-89]

Most Consecutive 200-Yard Games Season: 10 by Brian Mitchell [1989] Overall: 11 by Jerry Babb [2003-04]

Most 300-Yard Games Season: 6 by Brian Mitchell [1989] Career: 9 by Brian Mitchell [1986-89]

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100 YARDS RUSHING AND PASSING IN SAME GAME Total Rush Pass 476 271 205 447 134 313 424 108 316 403 145 258 403 150 253 387 232 155 376 214 162 340 123 217 338 113 225 335 101 234 335 193 142 327 175 152 321 149 172 321 139 182 317 159 158 299 100 199 298 112 186 291 123 168 267 103 164 266 145 121 264 150 114 258 116 142 257 114 143 242 133 109 240 121 119 229 101 128 224 100 124 205 102 103

Player Brian Mitchell (11/21/87) Brian Mitchell (10/21/89) Terrance Broadway (12/22/12) Terrance Broadway (11/17/12) Michael Desormeaux (9/20/08) Brian Mitchell (11/18/89) Brian Mitchell (11/11/89) Michael Desormeaux (10/11/08) Terrance Broadway (10/14/14) Michael Desormeaux (9/8/07) Brian Mitchell (9/30/89) Michael Desormeaux (11/10/07) Michael Desormeaux (10/4/08) Brian Mitchell (10/29/88) Michael Desormeaux (9/22/07) George Roussel (11/8/69) Blaine Gautier (11/20/10) Terrance Broadway (12/1/12) Brian Mitchell (10/7/89) Michael Desormeaux (10/20/07) Michael Desormeaux (10/6/07) Brian Mitchell (10/15/88) Brian Mitchell (9/23/89) Jerry Babb (11/5/05) Brian Mitchell (11/7/87) Jerry Babb (9/18/04) Brian Mitchell (10/24/87) Richard Pannell (10/11/86)

Jerry Babb

Total Offense Top Five

GAME

Total Yards

Plays 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

70 66 64 63 62

Jon Van Cleave Jerry Babb George Coussan Jerry Babb Brian Mitchell

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Blaine Gautier Brian Mitchell Eric Rekieta Jerry Babb Terrance Broadway

[12/17/11] [11/21/87] [10/11/03] [11/15/04] [11/3/12]

492 476 476 474 460

SEASON 549 488 486 465 462

Terrance Broadway Blaine Gautier Brian Mitchell Terrance Broadway Terrance Broadway

[2012] [2011] [1989] [2014] [2013]

Plays 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

1,521 Brian Mitchell [1986-89] 1,476 Jake Delhomme [1993-96] 1.363 Jerry Babb [2003-06] 1,319 Terrance Broadway [2012-14] 1,058 Michael Desormeaux [2005-08]

Total Yards

Plays 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

3,611 3,444 3,227 2,948 2,861

CAREER

Total Yards 1. 2. 4. 5.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Brian Mitchell Terrance Broadway Jerry Babb Jon Van Cleave Blaine Gautier

[1989] [2014] [2004] [2001] [2011]

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

9,420 Terrance Broadway [2012-14] 8,876 Jake Delhomme [1993-96] 8,782 Brian Mitchell [1986-89] 7,730 Jerry Babb [2003-06] 6,736 Michael Desormeaux [2005-08]

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Seven players in school history have amassed 3,000 career all-purpose yards. Yards Player Rush Receive Return 5,231 Tyrell Fenroy (2005-08) 4,646 585 0 4,930 Darryl Surgent (2010-13) 49 1,642 3,239 3,789 Brandon Stokely (1995-98) 59 3,702 28 3,502 Jason Chery (2005-08) 521 1,374 1,607 3,335 Brian Mitchell (1986-89) 3,335 0 0 3,276 Wayde Butler (1989-92) 330 2,076 873 3,040 Joe Redding (1985-88) 161 237 2,642

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1. TERRANCE BROADWAY 9,420 Year Plays Rush Pass Total 2012 434 769 2,842 3,611 2013 397 442 2,419 2,861 2014 488 653 2,295 2,948 Totals 1,319 1,864 7,556 9,420 2. JAKE DELHOMME 8,876 Year Plays Rush Pass Total 1993 317 -81 1,842 1.761 1994 322 -188 1,712 1,524 1995 402 8 2,761 2,769 1996 435 -79 2,901 2,822 Totals 1,476 -340 9,216 8,876

Jake Delhomme

3. BRIAN MITCHELL 8,782 Year Plays Rush Pass Total 1986 213 514 574 1,088 1987 306 767 1,100 1,867 1988 453 743 1,807 2,550 1989 549 1,311 1,996 3,227 Totals 1,521 3,335 5,447 8,782 4. JERRY BABB 7,730 Year Plays Rush Pass Total 2003 327 232 1,502 1,734 2004 486 498 2,345 2,843 2005 184 400 859 1,259 2006 366 359 1,535 1,894 Totals 1,363 1,489 6,241 7,730 5. MICHAEL DESORMEAUX 6,736 Year Plays Rush Pass Total 2005 204 487 597 1,084 2006 33 180 15 195 2007 430 1,141 1,405 2,546 2008 391 1,035 1,876 2,911 Totals 1,058 2,843 3,893 6,736 6. JON VAN CLEAVE 5,269 Year Plays Rush Pass Total 2000 150 -41 806 765 2001 465 -26 2,499 2,473 2002 380 -50 2,081 2,031 Totals 995 -117 5,386 5,269

Brian Mitchell

7. BLAINE GAUTIER 4,417 Year Plays Rush Pass Total 2009 31 24 119 143 2010 166 280 550 830 2011 461 486 2,958 3,444 2012 90 93 532 625 Totals 748 880 4,159 5,042 8. CHRIS MASSON 4,975 Year Plays Rush Pass Total 2008 16 24 72 96 2009 435 192 2,406 2,598 2010 327 24 1,842 1,866 2011 99 -22 437 415 Totals 877 218 4,757 4,975 9. ROY HENRY 4,793 Year Plays Rush Pass Total 1975 230 308 1,135 1,443 1976 320 -34 1,709 1,675 1977 327 -137 1,812 1,675 Totals 877 137 4,656 4,793

Michael Desormeaux

10. TYRELL FENROY 4,646 Year Plays Rush Pass Total 2005 179 1,053 0 1,053 2006 223 1,197 0 1,197 2007 180 1,021 0 1,021 2008 226 1,375 0 1,375 Totals 808 4,646 0 4,646

ANNUAL YARDAGE LEADERS

Year Player

Plays Yds Avg 2014 Terrance Broadway 488 2,948 226.8 2013 Terrance Broadway 397 2,861 238.4 2012 Terrance Broadway 434 3,611 277.8 2011 Blaine Gautier 462 3,444 264.9 2010 Chris Masson 327 1,866 207.3 2009 Chris Masson 435 2,598 216.5 2008 Michael Desormeaux 391 2,911 264.6 2007 Michael Desormeaux 430 2,546 231.5 2006 Jerry Babb 366 1,894 157.8 2005 Jerry Babb 184 1,259 157.4 2004 Jerry Babb 486 2,345 258.5 2003 Jerry Babb 327 1,734 157.6 2002 Jon Van Cleave 380 2,031 184.6 2001 Jon Van Cleave 465 2,473 224.8 2000 Lance Domec 154 765 86.0 1999 Derek Dyer 311 1,307 130.7 1998 Barton Folse 188 819 117.0 1997 Lance Domec 177 902 100.2 1996 Jake Delhomme 435 2,822 256.5 1995 Jake Delhomme 402 2,769 251.7 1994 Jake Delhomme 322 1,524 138.5 1993 Jake Delhomme 317 1,761 160.1 1992 Tyjuan Hayes 225 1,093 121.4 1991 Tyjuan Hayes 203 947 118.4 1990 James Freeman 371 1,628 148.0 1989 Brian Mitchell 549 3,277 297.9 1988 Brian Mitchell 453 2,550 231.8 1987 Brian Mitchell 306 1,867 186.7 1986 Richard Pannell 258 1,215 135.0 1985 Thomas King 252 735 66.8 1984 Don Wallace 283 1,311 131.1 1983 Donnie Schexnider 262 1,327 132.7 1982 Dwight Prudhomme 218 1,442 131.1 1981 Curt Calderera 259 1,423 142.3 1980 Phil Reynolds 367 1,852 168.4 1979 Rodney Smith 190 857 77.9 1978 David Guidry 172 831 75.6 1977 Roy Henry 327 1,675 139.6 1976 Roy Henry 320 1,675 152.3 1975 Roy Henry 230 1,443 144.3 1974 Barry Pollard 249 998 90.7 1973 Kenneth Boynick 210 619 61.9 1972 Mark Speyrer 185 1,026 93.2 1971 Robbie Juul 191 1,000 100.0 1970 George Coussan 215 1,471 133.7 1969 George Roussel 268 1,055 132.0 1968 George Roussel 318 1,481 148.1 1967 Mickey Bergeron 169 543 60.3 1966 Mickey Bergeron 204 725 72.5 1965 O’Neal Weber 162 784 87.1 1964 O’Neal Weber 121 600 66.7 1963 Bill Bayard 120 400 44.4 1962 Lindsey Landry 159 639 63.9 1961 Olie Cordill 171 578 57.8 1960 Danny Bridges 138 478 47.8 1959 Steve Gossen 82 455 50.6 1958 Steve Gossen 172 631 70.1 1957 Not Available 1956 Jerry Lewis 160 956 95.6 1955 Louis Roth 61 607 67.4 1954 Louis Roth 79 500 55.5 1953 Billy Higginbotham 118 660 60.0 1952 Charles Copes 161 837 93.0 1951 Jack Herron 203 998 99.8 1950 E.J. Lewis 144 690 76.7 1949 George Crowson 105 544 60.4 Gerry Hodges 108 544 60.4

Did you kneaux? Brian Mitchell was the first player in NCAA history with 5,000 yards passing and 3,000 yards rushing in a career. Tyrell Fenroy is the only non-QB among the Cajuns leaders in total offense. He became just the 7th player in NCAA history with four consecutive 1,000-yard rushing seasons en route to a career total of 4,646 rushing yards. Jerry Babb and Jake Delhomme are the only players to lead the Cajuns in total offense four consecutive seasons.

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ALL-TIME 50-YARD FIELD GOALS

TEAM RECORDS

Most 50-Yard Field Goals

Game: 107 vs. Patterson [1918] Modern Record: 70 vs. Nicholls State [2013] Season: 461 (35.4ppg) [2012]

Game: 2 by Rafael Septien vs. Lamar [1974]; Rafael Septien vs. Arkansas State [1976]; Mike Shafer vs. New Mexico State [1995] Season: 4 by Rafael Septien [1974] Career: 9 by Rafael Septien [1974-76]

Most Touchdowns Scored

18 by Brett Baer [2011-12]

Most team records available since 1949

Most Points Scored

Most Consecutive Field Goals Made

Game: 10 vs. Nicholls State [2013] vs. Troy [1946] Modern Record: 10, vs. Nicholls State [2013] Season: 59 [2013]

Most Consecutive Extra Points Made 55 by Mike Lemoine [1988-90]

Longest Field Goal Made (Home) 57 by Rafael Septien vs. Lamar [1974]

Most Field Goals Made

Longest Field Goal Made (Away)

Game: 5 vs. San Jose State [1974]; Central Michigan [1989] Season: 20 [2012]

52 by Brett Baer vs. East Carolina [New Orleans Bowl, 2012], Mike Shafer at Southern Miss [1994] John Roveto at Northwestern State [1978] Rafael Septien at Cincinnati [1975]

Most Field Goals Attempted

Game: 6 vs. San Jose State [1974]; Central Michigan [1989] Season: 26 [1974]

Most Extra Points Made

Game: 10 (10 attempts) vs. Nicholls State [2013] Season: 53 (56 attempts) [2012]

Most Extra Points Attempted

Game: 10 (made 4) vs. Troy [1946]; 10 (made 10) vs. Nicholls State [2013] Season: 56 (made 53) [2012]

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Most individual records available since 1949

Most Touchdowns Scored

Game: 5 by Alonzo Harris vs. New Mexico State [2013] Jason Chery at North Texas [2008]; Brian Mitchell vs. Lamar [1989]; Jim Barton vs. Delta State [1968] Season: 19 by Tyrell Fenroy [2008]; Brian Mitchell [1989] Career: 49 by Tyrell Fenroy [2005-08]

Most Extra Points Attempted

Game: 10 by Stephen Brauchle vs. Nicholls State [2013] Al Hatteberg vs. Troy [1946] Season: 56 by Stephen Brauchle [2013] Career: 129 by Brett Baer [2010-12]

Most Extra Points Made

Game: 10 by Steven Brauchle vs. Nicholls State [2013] Season: 54 by Stephen Brauchle [2013] Career: 121 by Brett Baer [2010-12]

Most Field Goals Attempted

Game: 6 by Rafael Septien vs. San Jose State [1974]; Mike Lemoine vs. Central Michigan [1989] Season: 26 by Rafael Septien [1974] Career: 78 by Patrick Broussard [1984-87]

Most Field Goals Made

Game: 5 by Rafael Septien vs. San Jose State [1974]; Mike Lemoine vs. Central Michigan [1989] Season: 20 by Brett Baer [2012] Career: 45 by Brett Baer [2010-12]; 45 by John Roveto [1977-79]

Most Points Scored

Game: 30 by Alonzo Harris vs. New Mexico State [2013] Jason Chery at North Texas [2008]; Brian Mitchell vs. Lamar [1989]; Jim Barton vs. Delta State [1968] Season: 114 by Tyrell Fenroy [2008]; Brian Mitchell [1989] Career: 294 by Tyrell Fenroy [2005-08]

Most Points Scored by Kicking

Game: 16 by Brett Baer vs. Lamar [2012]; by Rafael Septien vs. San Jose State [1974]; Mike Lemoine vs. Central Michigan [1989] Season: 113 (20 fg, 53 pat) by Brett Baer [2012] Career: 256 (45 fg, 121 pat) by Brett Baer [2010-12]

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57 55 55 53 53 53 52 52 52 52 52 52 52 51 50 50 50 50 50 50

Rafael Septien vs. Lamar, 1974 Rafael Septien vs. Arkansas State, 1976 Rafael Septien vs. Texas-Arlington, 1975 Mike Shafer vs. New Mexico State, 1995 Patrick Broussard vs. Idaho State, 1985 Rafael Septien vs. Arkansas State, 1976 Mike Shafer vs. New Mexico State, 1995 Mike Shafer at Southern Miss, 1994 John Roveto at Northwestern State, 1978 Rafael Septien vs. Arkansas State, 1976 Rafael Septien at Cincinnati, 1975 Rafael Septien vs. Southern Illinois, 1975 Rafael Septien vs. Lamar, 1974 Drew Edmiston at Houston, 2006 Brett Baer vs. San Diego State, 2011 Sean Comiskey at ULM, 2002 Richie Cunningham at Southern Illinois, 1991 Mike Lemoine at Southern Miss, 1989 Patrick Broussard at Wichita State, 1985 Rafael Septien at Tulane, 1974

Scoring Top Five

GAME

Extra Points

Points

1. 30 30 30 30 4. 24 24 24 24 24 24

Alonzo Harris Jason Chery Brian Mitchell Jim Barton Elijah McGuire Alonzo Harris Jerome Coleman Brian Mitchell (Three Times) [11/18/89; 9/24/88; 11/21/87] David Foret Mark Speyrer

[11/2/13] [10/11/08] [11/11/89] [10/19/68] [10/21/14] [10/21/14] [10/20/01] [10/17/81] [10/7/72]

Touchdowns 1. 5 5 5 5 4. 4 4 4 4 4 4

Alonzo Harris Jason Chery Brian Mitchell Jim Barton Elijah McGuire Alonzo Harris Jerome Coleman Brian Mitchell (Three Times) [11/18/89; 9/24/88; 11/21/87] David Foret Mark Speyrer

[11/2/13] [10/11/08] [11/11/89] [10/19/68] [10/21/14] [10/21/14] [10/20/01]

10 8 8 7 7 7 7 7

Stephen Brauchle Drew Edmiston Mike Shafer Hunter Stover Brett Baer Drew Edmiston Sean Comiskey Jonathon Knott

[9/13/13] [10/11/08] [9/9/95] [10/21/14] [11/24/12] [11/1/08] [11/26/05] [10/20/01]

Field Goals 1.

5 5

Mike Lemoine Rafael Septien

[9/9/89] [10/5/74]

Tyrell Fenroy Brian Mitchell Brett Baer Brett Baer Hunter Stover

[2008] [1989] [2012} [2011] [2014]

SEASON Total Points 1. 3. 4. 5.

114 114 113 100 97

54 53 50 46 43

Stephen Brauchle Brett Baer Drew Edmiston Brett Baer Hunter Stover

[2013] [2012] [2008] [2011] [2014]

Brett Baer John Roveto Brett Baer Hunter Stover Rafael Septien

[2012] [1977] [2011] [2014] [1974]

Tyrell Fenroy Brian Mitchell Alonzo Harris Brett Baer Keener Cagle

[2005-08] [1986-89] [2011-14] [2009-12] [1923-25]

Field Goals 1. 2. 3. 5.

20 19 18 18 15

CAREER

Total Points 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

294 286 270 256 235

Touchdowns [10/17/81] [10/7/72]

Extra Points 1. 2. 3.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

49 47 44 30 28

Tyrell Fenroy Brian Mitchell Alonzo Harris Tyrell Fenroy Kenyon Cotton

[2005-08] [1986-89] [2011-14] [2005-07] [1993-96]

Brett Baer Drew Edmiston Sean Comiskey Mike Shafer Mike Lemoine Roy Pendergraft

[2009-12] [2006-08] [2002-05] [1993-95] [1988-90] [1967-70]

Brett Baer John Roveto Patrick Broussard Sean Comiskey Mike Lemoine

[2009-12] [1977-79] [1984-87] [2002-05] [1988-90]

Extra Points 1. 2. 4. 4.

121 108 103 78 78 78

Field Goals 1. 3. 4. 5.

45 45 44 42 38

Touchdowns 1. 3. 4. 5.

19 19 16 15 14 14

Tyrell Fenroy Brian Mitchell Elijah McGuire Brian Mitchell Marcus Prier Alonzo Harris

[2008] [1989] [2014] [1988] [1995] [2013]

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1. TYRELL FENROY 294 Year TD PAT1 PAT2 FG PTS 2005 12 0 0 0 72 2006 11 0 0 0 66 2007 7 0 0 0 42 2008 19 0 0 0 114 Totals 49 0 0 0 294 2. BRIAN MITCHELL 286 Year TD PAT1 PAT2 FG PTS 1986 4 0 1 0 26 1987 9 0 0 0 54 1988 15 0 1 0 92 1989 19 0 0 0 114 Totals 47 0 2 0 286

Tyrell Fenroy

7. ALONZO HARRIS 270 Year TD PAT1 PAT2 FG PTS 2011 9 0 0 0 54 2012 10 0 0 0 60 2013 14 0 0 0 84 2014 12 0 0 0 72 Totals 45 0 0 0 270 3. BRETT BAER 256 Year TD PAT1 PAT2 FG PTS 2010 0 22 0 7 43 2011 0 46 0 18 100 2012 0 53 0 20 113 Totals 0 121 0 45 256 4. CHRISTIAN “KEENER” CAGLE 235 Year TD PAT1 PAT2 FG PTS 1923 8 6 0 0 66 1924 7 16 0 0 76 1925 11 9 0 3 93 Totals 26 31 2 3 235 5. SEAN COMISKEY 229 Year TD PAT1 PAT2 FG PTS 2002 0 20 0 9 47 2003 0 28 0 12 64 2004 0 24 0 14 66 2005 0 31 0 7 52 Totals 0 103 0 42 229

Brian Mitchell

6. PATRICK BROUSSARD 208 Year TD PAT1 PAT2 FG PTS 1984 0 23 0 10 53 1985 0 13 0 11 46 1986 0 22 0 12 58 1987 0 18 0 11 51 Totals 0 76 0 44 208 8. DREW EDMISTON 192 Year TD PAT1 PAT2 FG PTS 2006 0 27 0 11 60 2007 0 31 0 10 61 2008 0 50 0 7 71 Totals 0 108 0 28 192 9. MIKE LEMOINE 192 Year TD PAT1 PAT2 FG PTS 1988 0 30 0 13 69 1989 0 27 0 12 63 1990 0 21 0 13 60 Totals 0 78 0 38 192

Christian “Keener” Cagle

10. MIKE SHAFER 183 Year TD PAT1 PAT2 FG PTS 1993 0 27 0 12 63 1994 0 19 0 14 61 1995 0 32 0 9 59 Totals 0 78 0 35 183

Did you kneaux? Mike Shafer was a finalist for the Lou Groza Award in 1994 after a perfect 14-14 season kicking field goals. Christian “Keener” Cagle was featured on the Sept. 23, 1929 cover of Time magazine and inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1954. He graduated from then-SLI in 1925 with a degree in arts and sciences.

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ANNUAL LEADERS

Year Player TD PAT FG TP 2014 Hunter Stover 0 43 18 97 2013 Alonzo Harris 14 0 0 84 2012 Brett Baer 0 53 20 113 2011 Brett Baer 0 46-50 18-20 100 2010 Aaron Spikes 8 0-0 0-0 40 2009 Tyler Albrecht 0 30-32 8-11 54 2008 Tyrell Fenroy 19 0-0 0-0 114 2007 Drew Edmiston 0 31-34 10-13 61 2006 Tyrell Fenroy 11 0-0 0-0 66 2005 Tyrell Fenroy 12 0-0 0-0 72 2004 Sean Comiskey 0 24-24 14-22 66 2003 Sean Comiskey 0 28-29 12-15 64 2002 Fred Stamps 8 0-0 0-0 48 2001 Jerome Coleman 11 0-0 0-0 66 2000 Nick Dugas 6 0-0 0-0 36 1999 Brent Bergeron 0 22-24 7-11 43 1998 Brandon Stokley 8 1-1 0-0 50 1997 Jeremy Deach 0 18-19 4-8 30 1996 Kenyon Cotton 8 0-0 0-0 48 1995 Marcus Prier 14 2-2 0-0 88 1994 Mike Shafer 0 19-20 14-14 61 1993 Mike Shafer 0 27-28 12-19 63 1992 Richie Cunningham 0 15-15 8-10 39 1991 Richie Cunningham 0 16-17 5-10 31 1990 Mike Lemoine 0 21-21 13-20 60 1989 Brian Mitchell 19 0-0 0-0 114 1988 Brian Mitchell 15 1-1 0-0 92 1987 Brian Mitchell 9 0-0 0-0 54 1986 Patrick Broussard 0 22-24 12-18 58 1985 Patrick Broussard 0 13-13 11-19 46 1984 Patrick Broussard 0 23-23 11-1 56 1983 Oscar Speer 0 18-18 8-12 42 1982 Oscar Speer 0 25-27 11-17 58 1981 David Foret 7 0-0 0-0 42 1980 Ed Blanco 5 0-0 0-0 30 Barry Hebert 5 0-0 0-0 30 1979 John Roveto 0 13-14 12-21 49 1978 John Roveto 0 7-8 14-19 49 1977 John Roveto 0 24-25 19-25 81 1976 Dave Oliver 10 0-0 0-0 60 1975 Rafael Septien 0 27-29 8-19 51 1974 Rafael Septien 0 10-12 15-26 55 1973 Roland Surita 2 0-0 0-0 12 1972 Mark Speyrer 6 0-0 0-0 36 1971 Robbie Juul 6 0-1 0-0 36 1970 Roland Henry 9 0-0 0-0 54 1969 Jim Barton 8 0-0 0-0 48 1968 Jim Barton 13 0-0 0-0 78 1967 Roy Pendergraft 0 12-13 10-21 42 1966 Leonard Kleinpeter 6 2-2 0-0 40 1965 Leonard Kleinpeter 6 0-0 0-0 36 1964 Gerald Landry 4 11-13 6-14 53 1963 Lonny Price 5 0-0 0-0 30 1962 Lindsey Landry 9 0-1 0-0 54 1961 Bob Verlander 3 0-0 0-0 18 1960 Bob Verlander 4 1-1 0-0 26 1959 Steve Gossen 4 1-1 0-0 26 1958 Steve Gossen 2 0-0 0-0 12 Ronnie Roberts 2 0-0 0-0 12 Charley Wood 2 0-0 0-0 12 1957 Steve Gossen 5 0-0 0-0 30 1956 Frank Foreman 10 1-1 0-0 61 1955 Louis Roth 7 0-0 0-0 42 1954 Louis Roth 12 0-0 0-0 72 1953 Louis Roth 6 0-0 0-0 36 1952 Charles Copes 7 1-6 0-0 43 1951 Charles Gaudin 9 0-0 0-0 54 1950 George Crowson 4 14-24 0-0 38 1949 George Crowson 8 21-24 1-1 72

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KICKOFF RETURNS

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TEAM RECORDS

Most team records available since 1949

Most Kickoff Returns Game: 13 (269 yards) at Louisiana Tech [1998] Season: 69 (1,217 yards) [2010]

Most Return Yards Game: 270 (9 ret.) vs. Tampa [1970] Season: 1,262 (63 ret.) [1998]

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Most individual records available since 1949

Most Kickoff Returns Game: Season: Career:

9 (202 yards) by John Bernard at Louisiana Tech [1998] 44 (953 yards) by Jason Chery [2008] 114** (2,642) by Joe Redding [1985-88]

Most Return Yards

Travis Smothers

Game: Season: Career:

238 (8 ret.) by Darryl Surgent vs. Oklahoma St. [2010] 953 (44 ret.) by Jason Chery [2008] 2,642** (114 ret.) by Joe Redding [1985-88]

**NCAA Records until 1996

Most Kickoffs Returned for Touchdown Game: 1, several times last by Darryl Surgent (100 yards) vs. Kansas State [2013] Season: 1, several times last by Darryl Surgent (100 yards, 2013) Career: 2 by Darryl Surgent [2010-2013] Mike McKenzie [1961-62]

Longest Kickoff Returns

Bill Sampy

100 Daryll Surgent at Kansas State, 2013 (TD) 99 Mike McDonald at Pensacola Navy, 1968 (TD) 97 Darryl Surgent vs. Oklahoma State, 2010 (TD) 97 Jason Chery at North Texas, 2008 (TD) 96 Pierre Perkins at Southern Miss, 1985 (TD) 96 Joe Redding vs. Idaho State, 1985 (TD) 95 Clarence Verdin at Rice, 1982 (TD) 95 Steve Gossen at Louisiana Tech, 1959 (TD) 94 Travis Smothers at New Mexico State, 2004 (TD)

Player Montrel Carter Darryl Surgent Darryl Surgent Darryl Surgent Darryl Surgent Louis Lee Jason Chery Deon Wallace Deon Wallace Derrick Smith Travis Smothers Bill Sampy Bill Sampy Marcus Wilridge Marcus Wilridge John Bernard John Bernard Willie Terrell Willie Terrell Willie Terrell Brian Jackson Donald Richard Tori Williams Greg Laxey Wayde Butler Thomas Johnson Joe Redding Joe Redding Joe Redding Joe Redding Pierre Perkins Clarence Verdin Clarence Verdin Trinion Smith Rodney Smith Rodney Smith Rodney Smith Nat Durant Nat Durant Nat Durant Harold Porter Ulysses Abadie Lafayette Mitchell Lafayette Mitchell Reggie Dupre Roland Henry Mike McDonald Aaron Duplessis Leonard Kleinpeter Bill Bayard Bill Bayard Lonny Price Mike McKenzie Carlton Falgout Dave Cavalier Carlton Falgout NOT AVAILABLE NOT AVAILABLE Ralph Davis Ralph Davis NOT AVAILABLE James Kennison F.G. Mixon Jack Herron George Crowson Gerry Hodges

No Yds Avg TD 25 515 20.6 0 23 611 26.6 1 39 743 19.1 0 37 774 20.9 0 31 629 20.3 1 20 390 19.5 0 44 953 21.7 1 29 523 18.0 0 20 395 19.8 0 13 262 20.2 0 8 265 33.1 1 25 467 18.7 0 20 376 18.8 0 21 479 22.8 0 15 314 20.9 0 25 450 18.0 0 32 647 20.2 0 17 373 21.9 0 17 336 19.8 0 19 375 19.7 0 16 352 22.0 0 11 195 17.7 0 15 279 18.6 0 17 301 17.7 0 16 361 22.6 0 17 354 20.8 0 29 684 23.8 0 24 579 24.1 0 28 565 20.2 0 33 814 24.7 1 12 209 17.4 0 20 442 22.1 0 12 315 26.3 1 13 221 17.0 0 9 212 23.6 0 23 506 22.0 0 23 569 24.7 0 15 287 19.3 0 15 292 19.5 0 18 328 18.2 0 14 300 21.4 0 19 506 26.6 0 17 432 25.4 0 18 365 20.3 0 17 480 28.2 0 9 132 14.7 0 17 451 26.5 1 11 230 20.9 1 17 344 20.2 0 10 257 25.7 0 9 240 26.7 0 13 340 26.2 0 12 339 28.3 1 12 228 19.0 0 5 105 21.0 0 10 231 23.1 0

19 10

341 136

17.9 13.6

0 0

6 8 17 8 7

193 168 355 169 162

32.2 21.0 20.9 21.1 23.1

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TEAM RECORDS

Most team records available since 1949

Most Punt Returns Game: 9 (63 yards) vs Arkansas State [1996]; (105 yards) vs. Nicholls State [2001] Season: 42 (245 yards) [1977]

Most Return Yards Game: 125 at Louisiana Tech [1985] Season: 505 [1972]

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Most individual records available since 1949

Most Punt Returns Game: 8 (54 yards) by Damon Mason vs Arkansas State [1996] Season: 38 (202 yards) by Damon Mason [1994] Career: 85 (539 yards) by Nat Durant [1975-78]

Most Return Yards

Damon Mason

Game: 119 (6 ret.) by Clarence Glenn at Louisiana Tech [1985] Season: 300 (30 ret.) by Bill Bayard [1965] Career: 558 (40 ret.) by Todd Scott [1987-90]

Most Punts Returned for Touchdown Game: Season: Career:

1, several times last by Darryl Surgent (67 yards) at South Alabama [2013] 2 by Nat Durant [1977] 3 by Todd Scott [1987-90]

Longest Punt Returns 95 87 82 81 79 70 70 70 67

Louis Roth vs. McNeese State, 1955 (TD) Darryl Surgent vs. San Diego State, 2011 (TD) Nick Dugas at Louisiana Tech, 2000 (TD) Cleo Samuels vs. Xavier, 1973 (TD) Richard Guillory vs. McNeese State, 1964 (TD) Bob St. Amant vs. Louisiana College, 1967 (TD) Bobby Russell vs. Louisiana-Monroe, 1954 (TD) James Kennison vs. Louisiana College, 1952 (TD) Darryl Surgent at South Alabama, 2013 (TD)

Nick Dugas

Player Elijah McGuire Darryl Surgent Javone Lawson Darryl Surgent Orkeys Auriene Louis Lee Orkeys Auriene Phillip Nevels Michael Adams Michael Adams Jerrell Carter Jerrell Carter Andre George Nick Dugas Nick Dugas John Bernard John Bernard Curnell Schumack Franco Smith Mike Jones Damon Mason Craig Roberts Craig Roberts Craig Roberts Todd Scott Todd Scott Todd Scott Todd Scott Elton Slater Clarence Glenn Clarence Glenn Jim Roethele Cooter Mansur Mack Scott Mack Scott Rodney Smith Nat Durant Nat Durant Roy Williams Nat Durant Roy Williams Cleo Samuels Steve Johnson Reggie Dupre Reggie Dupre Reggie Dupre Mike McDonald Bob St. Amant Leonard Kleinpeter Bill Bayard Bill Bayard Lonny Price Dave Cavalier Carlton Falgout Carlton Falgout Steve Gossen NOT AVAILABLE NOT AVAILABLE Billy Hewell Louis Roth Bob Russell Louis Roth Louis Roth Jack Herron Roy Simmons H.T. Smith

No Yds Avg TD 15 116 7.7 0 15 157 10.5 1 3 44 14.7 0 27 323 12.0 1 10 44 4.0 0 8 50 6.2 0 13 121 9.3 0 20 101 5.1 0 9 67 7.4 0 7 66 9.4 0 8 77 9.6 0 20 145 7.2 0 21 170 8.1 0 22 196 8.9 0 11 159 14.5 1 13 78 6.0 0 16 201 12.6 1 14 80 5.7 0 16 118 7.4 0 14 141 10.1 0 38 203 5.3 0 14 116 8.3 0 11 68 6.2 0 19 161 8.5 0 15 118 7.9 0 25 198 7.9 1 15 164 10.9 1 15 78 5.2 1 21 139 6.6 0 37 239 6.5 1 32 172 5.4 0 20 167 8.4 0 13 83 6.4 0 18 97 5.4 0 12 90 7.5 0 14 70 5.0 0 26 175 6.7 0 33 208 6.3 2 26 174 6.7 0 21 145 6.9 0 18 146 8.1 0 10 155 15.5 1 12 70 5.8 0 11 113 10.3 0 23 248 10.8 0 16 155 9.7 0 14 130 9.3 0 14 215 15.4 1 19 114 6.0 0 30 300 10.0 0 11 144 13.1 0 11 166 15.1 0 9 68 7.6 0 6 113 18.8 0 7 125 17.9 1 6 93 15.5 0

2 7 1 9 16 5 24 8

90 182 70 126 281 72 280 196

45.0 26.0 70.0 14.0 17.6 14.4 11.7 24.5

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DEFENSE TEAM RECORDS

Most team records available since 1949

Most Sacks

Game: 9 at Middle Tennessee, 2005 Season: 44, 1993

Most Yardage Lost on Sacks

Game: 62 at Middle Tennessee, 2005 Season: 314, 1993

Fewest Yards Allowed

Game: 57 vs. Nicholls State, 2001 Season: 2,108, 1965

Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed Game: -39 at ULM, 2014 Season: 975, 1993

Fewest Passing Yards Allowed

BLOCK PARTY

Longest Blocked Field Goal Returns 89 80 68 53 45

Pat Lamy at South Carolina, 2003 (TD) Terryl Fenton vs. Arkansas State, 2004 (TD) Melvin White vs. Nicholls State, 2011 (TD) Jarrett Jones vs. Florida Atlantic, 2007 (TD) Antwain Spann vs. Florida International, 2003 (TD)

Longest Blocked Punt Returns 43 39 33 22 18 18 17 16 11 10 10

Vernon Wolfe vs. FIU, 2010 Joe DeForest at Mississippi, 1986 (TD) Andrew “Rico” Joseph vs. North Texas, 2009 (TD) Blake Comminie at Florida, 2012 (TD) Johnny Felders vs. North Carolina A&T, 2006 (TD) Wendall Williams at Arkansas, 2002 (TD) Damon Mason at Florida, 1996 Tim Sensley vs. Louisiana-Monroe, 1992 (TD) Todd Scott vs. UNLV, 1987 (TD) Guy Harvey vs. Chattanooga, 1965 (TD) William Young at Louisiana Tech, 1998

Game: -3 at Arkansas State, 1981 Season: 765, 1963

Defensive Top Five

Fewest Points Allowed

SEASON

Season: 85, 1965

Lowest Average Points Allowed

Season: 8.5, 1965 (85 points in 10 games)

Most Shutouts Season: 8, 1917

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Most individual records available since 1949

Most Tackles

Game: 30 by Frank Bartley (LB) vs. Southern Illinois, 1978 Season: 208 by Frank Bartley (LB), 1978 Career: 386 by Steve Spinella (LB), 1982-85

Most Tackles by a Lineman

Game: 21 by Dale Thomas vs. Arkansas State, 1978 Season: 103 by Randy Thomas, 1980 Career: 311 by Dale Thomas, 1977-80

Most Tackles by a Defensive Back

Game: 21 by Thomas King at Oklahoma State, 1987; Damon Mason vs. Houston, 1996 Season: 135 by Damon Mason, 1996 Career: 347 by Orlando Thomas, 1991-94

Most Tackles for Loss

Game: 5 by Jeff Mitchell at N. Illinois, 1993 (-26 yards) 5 by Christian Ringo at ULM, 2014 (-18 yards) Season: 21 by Jeff Mitchell, 1993 (-119 yards) Career: 45 by Jeff Mitchell, 1992-95 (-227 yards)

Most Yardage Lost on Tackles

Game: 26 by Jeff Mitchell at Northern Illinois, 1993 Season: 119 by Jeff Mitchell, 1993 Career: 227 by Jeff Mitchell, 1992-95

CAREER

Tackles by a Lineman (Solo-Assist) 1. 103 Randy Thomas (67-36) 2. 101 Mark Hall (47-54) 3. 99 Andy Martin (47-52) 4. 98 Dale Thomas (57-41) 5. 94 Chris Gannon (52-42) 94 Paul Cabble (54-40)

[1980] [1988] [1981] [1978] [1988] [1996]

Tackles by a Linebacker (Solo-Ast.) 1. 208 Frank Bartley (114-94) 2. 144 Steve Spinella (89-55) 3. 131 Justin Anderson (77-54) 131 Steve Spinella (68-63) 5. 120 Chris Jacobs (63-57)

[1978] [1985] [2013] [1984] [1985]

Tackles by a Defensive Back (Solo-Ast.) 1. 135 Damon Mason (81-54) 2. 113 Thomas King (53-60) 3. 110 Barry Johnson (64-46) 4. 102 Orlando Thomas (66-36) 5. 101 Steve Pinkney (65-36)

[1996] [1987] [1976] [1994] [1998]

Tackles for Loss (Yards Lost) 1. 21 Jeff Mitchell (-119) 2. 20 Christian Ringo (-104) 2. 18 Paul Cabble (-95) 3. 17 Conrad Lewis (-89) 4. 16 Patrice Alexander (-53)

[1993] [2014] [1996] [1993] [1994]

Sacks (Yards Lost) 1. 11.5 Christian Ringo (-86) 2. 11 Jeff Mitchell (-83) 11 Conrad Lewis (-71) 4. 9 Paul Cabble (-75) 5. 8 Danny Scott (-57)

Pat Lamy

[2012] [1993] [1993] [1996] [1998]

Tackles by a Lineman (Solo-Assist) 1. 311 Dale Thomas (181-130) 2. 272 Randy Thomas (168-104) 3. 268 James Atkins (148-120) 4. 261 Andy Martin (146-115) 5. 249 Chris Gannon (133-116)

[1977-80] [1977-80] [1989-92] [1979-82] [1985-88]

Tackles by a Linebacker (Solo-Ast.) 1. 386 Steve Spinella (212-174) 2. 326 Chris Jacobs (155-171) 3. 308 Antwyne Zanders (176-132) 4. 278 Frank Bartley (158-120) 5. 270 Charles Pool (171-99)

[1982-85] [1982-85] [2006-09] [1976-78] [1991-93]

Tackles by a Defensive Back (Solo-Ast.) 1. 347 Orlando Thomas (224-123) [1991-94] 2. 284 Charles Tillman (182-102) [1999-02] 3. 270 Kyries Hebert (154-116) [1999-01] 4. 243 Damon Mason (159-84) [1994-96] 5. 232 Dwight Bentley (180-46) [2008-11] Tackles for Loss (Yards Lost) 1. 45 Jeff Mitchell (-227) [1992-95] 2. 37 Paul Cabble (-173) [1993-96] 3. 36 Andy Martin (-157) [1979-82] 4. 35 Christian Ringo (-177) [2011-14] 5. 33 Chris Gannon (-192) [1985-88] Sacks (Yards Lost) 1. 21 Jeff Mitchell (-153) 21 Christian Ringo (-145) 3. 19 Paul Cabble (-143) 4. 18 Chris Gannon (-141) 5. 16.5 Walter Sampson (-113)

[1992-95] [2011-14] [1993-96] [1985-88] [1999-02]

Most Sacks

Game: 4 by Rodney Hardeway at Middle Tennesee, 2007 Season: 11.5 by Christian Ringo, 2014 (-86 yards) Career: 21 by Jeff Mitchell, 1992-95 (-153 yards); 21 by Christian Ringo, 2011-14 (-145 yards)

Most Yardage Lost on Sacks

Game: 31 by Conrad Lewis vs. Memphis, 1993 Season: 86 by Christian Ringo, 2014 Career: 153 by Jeff Mitchell, 1992-95

Defensive Extra Points Charles Tillman Dwight Bentley Corey Trim

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INTERCEPTIONS TEAM RECORDS

Most team records available since 1949

Most Interceptions

Game: 7 at ULM [1970] Season: 28 [1970]

Most Return Yards

Game: 117 vs. Texas-Arlington [1977] Season: 455 [2011]

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Most individual records available since 1949

Most Interceptions Game: Season: Career:

4 by Mike McDonald at ULM [1970] 9 by Orlando Thomas [1993]; Mike McDonald [1970]; Ed Pratt [1965] 21 by Mike McDonald [1968-71]

Most Return Yards

Frank Bartley

Game: 105 by Luther Perrin vs. Stephen F. Austin [1934] Season: 227 (6 int) by Ron Irving [1977] Career: 384 (19 int) by Rob Irving [1976-78]

Most Interceptions Returned for Touchdown Game: 1, many times last by Corey Trim (82 yards) vs. Tulane [2013]

Longest Interception Returns

105 Luther Perrin vs. Stephen F. Austin, 1934 (TD) 99 Al Riles at WKU, 2013 (TD) 90 Ron Irvin at Arkansas State, 1977 (TD) 89 Melvin White vs. Troy, 2011 (TD) 83 Gerald Rooney vs. McNeese State, 1953 (TD) 82 Corey Trim vs. Tulane (N.O.B.), 2013 (TD) 79 Jack Herron vs. East Texas Baptist, 1950 (TD) 79 Michael Adams vs. Middle Tennessee, 2006 (TD) 70 Dwight Bentley vs. North Texas, 2009 (TD) 66 Lindsey Landry vs. Hardin-Simmons, 1963

SEASON Mike McDonald

Interceptions 1. 9 Orlando Thomas 9 Mike McDonald 9 Ed Pratt 4. 8 Ron Irving 8 Mike McDonald

[1993] [1970] [1965] [1976] [1968]

Interception Return Yards 1. 227 Ron Irving 2. 160 Mike McDonald 3. 140 Mike McDonald 4. 131 Ron Irving 5. 110 Jemarlous Moten

[1977] [1968] [1970] [1978] [2011]

CAREER

Orlando Thomas

Interceptions 1. 21 Mike McDonald 2. 19 Ron Irving 3. 18 Orlando Thomas 4. 17 Ed Pratt 5. 12 Charles Tillman

[1968-71] [1976-78] [1991-94] [1964-67] [1999-02]

Interception Return Yards 1. 384 Ron Irving 2. 380 Mike McDonald 3. 347 Orlando Thomas 4. 198 Dwight Bentley 5. 185 Ed Pratt

[1976-78] [1968-71] [1991-94] [2008-11] [1964-67]

Did you kneaux? In 2003, UL became the first school in NCAA history to score two TD’s in one season on blocked field goal returns. Britt Jackson’s 30-yard interception return for a TD with 6:30 left in the game helped the Cajuns upset #25 Texas A&M on Sept. 14, 1996 by a final score of 29-22. The defense had four INT’s and recovered four fumbles that day. Thomas King attempted the first defensive extra point return in NCAA history (6 yards on 9/3/88).

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ANNUAL LEADERS

Player Corey Trim Tracy Walker Sean Thomas Rodney Gillis Dwight Bentley Lance Kelley Jemarlous Moten Orkeys Auriene Lionel Stokes Dwight Bentley Gerren Blount Maurice Rolle, Jr. Derik Keyes Daylon McCoy Gerren Blount Jarrett Jones Gerren Blount Michael Adams Antwain Spann Wendall Williams Jamal Smith Charles Tillman Charles Tillman Charles Tillman Travis Schwartz Curnell Schumack Darien King Matt Cieslak Mike Ellis Damon Mason Tim Sensley Orlando Thomas Orlando Thomas Donald Collins Peter Hypolite Van Ray Alexander Donald Collins Thomas King Thomas King Jim Brenner Elton Slater Clarence Glenn Charles Bennett Jim Roethele Cooter Mansur Jim Roethele David Pingston Willie Allen Ronnie Nunez Dave McRae Ron Irving Ron Irving Ron Irving Three Players Tied John Bordelon Steve Johnson Charles Fox Leroy Johns Mike McDonald Mike McDonald Dickey Mart Mike McDonald Dwight Sevin Herbie LeBlanc Edward Pratt Three Players Tied Bill Bayard O’Neal Weber Freddie Byars Tommy Kelly Three Players Tied Dan Mastrean Carlton Falgout NOT AVAILABLE NOT AVAILABLE Marvin Leonard NOT AVAILABLE Louis Roth Don Alonzo Louis Roth Louis Roth Al McGovern Three Players Tied Dick Pate

INT Yds Avg TD 2 49 24.5 0 2 19 9.5 0 4 34 8.5 0 5 50 10.0 0 3 90 30.0 2 3 36 12.0 0 3 110 36.7 2 3 0 0.0 0 3 0 0.0 0 3 89 29.7 1 3 45 15.0 0 3 13 4.3 0 2 63 31.5 0 2 5 2.5 0 3 10 3.3 0 3 4 1.3 0 2 0 0.0 0 2 27 13.5 0 4 89 22.3 1 3 40 13.3 0 2 44 22.0 1 2 8 4.0 0 4 13 3.2 0 6 15 2.5 0 2 89 44.5 2 2 6 3.0 0 2 21 10.5 0 3 79 26.3 1 2 22 11.0 0 4 51 12.8 1 4 1 0.3 0 6 25 4.2 0 9 84 9.3 1 3 47 15.7 0 3 99 33.0 0 3 21 7.0 0 3 21 7.0 0 3 0 0.0 0 5 49 9.8 0 5 20 4.0 0 8 1 0.1 0 4 52 13.0 1 2 64 32.0 1 4 0 0.0 0 3 28 9.3 0 3 6 2.0 0 3 62 15.5 0 4 31 7.8 0 4 8 2.0 0 6 21 3.5 0 5 131 26.2 0 6 227 26.5 2 8 26 3.3 1 3 3 21 7.0 0 2 0 0.0 0 4 52 13.0 1 3 24 8.0 0 3 24 8.0 0 9 140 15.6 0 3 36 12.0 0 8 160 20.0 0 5 93 18.6 0 5 36 7.2 0 9 108 12.0 0 2 2 16 8.0 0 2 13 6.5 0 3 22 7.3 0 3 18 6.0 0 2 3 54 18.0 1 2 46 23.0 0 3

9.0

2 2 3 5 6 4 6

47 25 43 21 23

23.5 12.5 14.3 4.2 3.8

1 0 0 0 0

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TEAM RECORDS

Most team records available since 1949

Most Punts Game: 14 at Southeastern Louisiana [1967] Season: 89 [1978]

Most Yards Game: 580 at Southeastern Louisiana [1967] Season: 3,213 [1998]

Highest Average Game: 51.0 vs Texas State [2013] Season: 41.8 (11 games) [1997]

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

Most individual records available since 1949

Most Punts

Chris Shaw

Game: 14 by Roy Pendergraft at Southeastern La. [1967] Season: 81 by Grant Autrey [2000] Career: 251 by Grant Autrey [1999-2003]

Most Yards Game: 580 by Roy Pendergraft at Southeastern La. [1967] Season: 3,213 by Chris Shaw [1998] Career: 9,636 by Grant Autrey [1999-2003]

Highest Average Game: 54.8 by Daniel Cadona vs. Southern [2014] [4 punts for 219 yards] Season: 42.9 by Daniel Cadona [2014] [58 punts for 2,486 yards] Career: 42.3 by Daniel Cadona [2013-14] [111 punts for 4,696 yards]

Longest Punts

Grant Autrey

88, Wayne Kingery at Northwestern State [1948] 79, Steve Gossen vs. Louisiana Tech [1959] 79, Randy Baggett at Tennessee [1992] 77, Daniel Cadona vs. Southern [2014] 75, Charles Copes [1952] 73, Kim Hebert, vs. Northern Illinois [1989] 73, Mike Jones vs. Texas Tech [1996]

Player Daniel Cadona Daniel Cadona Brett Baer Brett Baer Spencer Ortego Spencer Ortego Spencer Ortego Spencer Ortego Brit Framel Brit Framel David Schexnayder Grant Autrey Grant Autrey Jonathon Knott Grant Autrey Chris Shaw Chris Shaw Chris Shaw Chris Shaw Mike Jones Mike Jones Jody Watkins Randy Baggett Randy Baggett Kim Hebert Kim Hebert Leslie Luquette Buddy Still Buddy Still Terry Falgout Terry Falgout Terry Falgout Terry Falgout Larry Trussel Larry Trussel John Roveto Ken Matthews Jeff Holm Steve Worner Keith Muehr Keith Muehr Danny Clement Danny Clement Danny Clement Roy Pendergraft Roy Pendergraft Roy Pendergraft Roy Pendergraft Chester Gosnell Chester Gosnell Harvey Saddler Chester Gosnell L.J. Poimboeuf Olie Cordill Jerry King Steve Gossen Steve Gossen Not Available Ralph Davis Jim Bosnall Morris Millet Roy Domengeaux Charles Copes Ken Sweeney E.J. Lewis Gerry Hodges

Att Yds Avg Lg 58 2,486 42.9 77 53 2,210 41.7 59 59 2,478 42.0 69 79 3,185 40.3 60 72 2,885 40.1 55 66 2,682 40.6 60 48 1,875 39.1 63 56 2,177 38.9 59 54 2,109 39.1 72 47 1,801 38.3 55 33 1,176 35.6 51 77 3,018 39.2 54 78 3,108 39.8 62 66 2,418 36.6 53 81 3,005 37.1 61 61 2,461 40.3 60 79 3,213 40.7 60 64 2,737 42.8 65 28 1,121 40.0 58 55 2,043 37.1 53 60 2,398 40.0 58 65 2,562 39.4 71 71 2,969 41.8 79 63 2,400 38.1 59 56 2,000 35.7 52 62 2,341 37.8 73 49 1,692 34.5 53 35 1,431 40.9 58 46 1,837 39.9 61 72 2,777 38.6 58 21 831 39.6 56 56 2,258 40.3 56 66 2,469 37.4 49 71 2,859 40.3 49 66 2,383 36.1 53 71 2,651 37.3 58 55 1,960 35.6 57 66 2,353 35.7 54 34 1,241 36.5 58 61 2,368 39.5 60 72 2,790 38.8 67 51 1,843 36.1 50 69 2,465 35.7 52 1,852 35.8 48 46 1,816 39.5 54 66 2,610 39.5 60 60 2,500 39.7 66 62 2,426 39.1 59 34 1,384 39.6 60 2,400 40.0 55 29 982 36.4 52 52 2,000 38.5 55 42 1,512 36.0 27 1,055 30.1 39 1,415 36.3 41 1,701 41.5 79 33 1,274 38.6 23 22 8 14 47 45 31 31

904 782 292 465 1,699 1,599 1,038 1,131

39.3 35.5 36.5 33.2 36.2 35.5 33.5 36.5

75 67 63

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MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS

The modern era of NCAA football began in 1970 when the switch was made in statistical rankings from totals to per game averages . It was also the beginning of a standard 11game schedule.

Most Games

Season: 13 [2011, 2012, 2013, 2014]

Most Wins

Season: 9, six times [1970; 1976; 2011; 2012; 2013; 2014]

Most Consecutive Wins

Season: 8, two times [1976; 2013] Overall: 8, two times [1976; 2013]

Most Consecutive Road Wins Overall: 7 [10/25/69-11/21/70]

Most Consecutive Games without a Loss Overall: 8, two times [1976; 2013]

Most Losses

Season: 10, three times [1973; 1997; 2000]

Most Consecutive Losses

MILESTONE GAMES First Game 50th Game 100th Game 200th Game 213th Game 300th Game 323rd Game 356th Game 400th Game 500th Game 583rd Game 585th Game 600th Game 700th Game 800th Game 858th Game 900th Game 915th Game 965th Game 968th Game

December 21, 1901 Louisiana 6, Opelousas 5 November 20, 1912 Northwestern State 13, Louisiana 6 October 11, 1919 Tulane 73, Louisiana 0 November 30, 1929 Northwestern State 6, Louisiana 0 October 10, 1931 Fort Crockett (TX) 25, Louisiana 0 (first home night game) November 15, 1940 Southern Miss 21, Louisiana 14 January 1, 1944 Louisiana 24, Arkansas A&M 7 Oil Bowl -- First Bowl Game) October 25, 1947 Louisiana 38, Louisiana College 7 (First Homecoming Game) October 4, 1952 Louisiana 54, Troy 14 October 27, 1962 Louisiana 18, ULM 10 December 12, 1970 Tennessee State 26, Louisiana 25 (Grantland Rice Bowl) September 25, 1971 Louisiana 21, Santa Clara 0 (First Game at Cajun Field) October 21, 1972 Lamar 3, Louisiana 0 October 31, 1981 Louisiana 17, Louisiana Tech 17 November 10, 1990 Louisiana 17, Arkansas State 16 September 14, 1996 Louisiana 29, #25 Texas A&M 22 (First Victory Over a Ranked Team) November 20, 1999 Louisiana 37, Wofford 34 (OT) October 29, 2001 Middle Tennessee 26, Louisiana 9 (First Sun Belt Conference Game) October 29, 2005 Louisiana31, Troy 28 (OT) (100th Victory at Cajun Field) November 26, 2005 Louisiana 54, ULM 21 (Clinched First Sun Belt Conference Championship) November 1, 2008 Louisiana 49, FIU 20 December 17, 2011 Louisiana 32, San Diego State 30 (R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl) December 22, 2012 Louisiana 43, East Carolina 34 (R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl) December 21, 2013 Louisiana 24, Tulane 21 (R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl) December 20, 2014 Louisiana 16, Nevada 3 (R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl)

Overall: 18 [11/8/97-10/14/00]

1,000th Game 1,041st Game 1,054th Game 1,066th Game 1,079th Game

Most Ties

MILESTONE WINS

Season: 10 [1973] Overall: 15 [1973-74]

Most Consecutive Road Losses

Season: 2 [1977]

Modern Era Miscellanea (since 1970)

Above-.500 Seasons: 20 Sub-.500 Seasons: 22 .500 Seasons: 3 Consecutive Winning Seasons: 4, twice [1986-89; 2011-14] Consecutive Losing Seasons: 9 [1996-2004] Record in Season Openers: 14-31 (.311) Record in Season Finales: 20-23-2 (.467) Consecutive Season-Opening Wins: 3 [1975-77] Consecutive Season-Opening Losses: 10 [1991-2000]

Cajun Field Miscellanea (since 1971)

All-Time Record: 132-102-2 (.564) Home Openers: 27-17 (.614) Most Wins, Season: 7 [1976] Most Losses, Season: 6 [1973] Record in Home Finales: 20-22-2 (.477) Record in August: 1-2 (.333) Record in September: 46-29 (.613) Record in October: 47-33-1 (.586) Record in November: 37-37-1 (.500) Record in December: 2-1 (.667) Consecutive Home-Opening Wins: 7, [2008-14] Consecutive Home-Opening Losses: 4, twice [1983-86; 1997-2000] Consecutive Wins: 11 [9/11/76-10/15/77] Consecutive Losses: 7 [9/29/73-10/5/74]

Largest Margin of Victory (Modern Era) Rk 1. 2. 3. 4.

Margin Game 63 vs. Nicholls State [2013 49 vs. Doane [1970] 45 vs. Northern Illinois [1988] 42 vs. Pacific [1995] 42 at Tulane [1990]

Largest Margin of Defeat (Modern Era) Rk 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Margin Game 70 at (16) Washington State [1997] 66 at Texas A&M [1997] 63 at Louisiana Tech [1998] 57 at (2) Texas [2005] 56 vs. Tulane [1997] 56 at Houston [1992]

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First Win 50th Win 100th Win 150th Win 168th Win 184th Win 200th Win 250th Win 300th Win 305th Win 350th Win 400th Win 450th Win 490th Win 499th Win 500th Win 508th Win 517th Win

December 21, 1901 November 30, 1916 October 16, 1926 September 27, 1940 January 1, 1944 October 25, 1947 September 30, 1950 September 15, 1962 October 24, 1970 September 25, 1971 November 15, 1980 October 20, 1990 October 2, 2004 December 17, 2011 December 22, 2012 September 14, 2013 December 21, 2013 December 20, 2014

Louisiana 6, Opelousas 5 Louisiana 20, Northwestern State 0 Louisiana 15, Sam Houston State 0 Louisiana 6, Stephen F. Austin 0 Louisiana 24, Arkansas A&M 7 (Oil Bowl -- First Bowl Victory) Louisiana 38, Louisiana College 7 (First Homecoming Victory) Louisiana 6, Southeastern Louisiana 0 Louisiana 21, Mexico Poly Institute 0 Louisiana 15, Lamar 6 Louisiana 21, Santa Clara 0 (First Win at Cajun Field) Louisiana 27, Louisiana Tech 9 Louisiana 25, Tulsa 13 Louisiana 43, FIU 34 Louisiana 32, San Diego State 30 (R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl) Louisiana 43, East Carolina 34 (R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl) Louisiana 70, Nicholls State 7 Louisiana 24, Tulane 21 (R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl) Louisiana 16, Nevada 3 (R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl)

Score 70-7 49-0 45-0 45-3 48-6 Score 7-77 0-66 14-77 3-60 0-56 7-63

The Cajuns played their 1,000th football game on November 1, 2008 - a 49-20 victory over FIU. The crowd of 29,031 was the largest turnout for a conference game in Sun Belt history (since broken).

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OPPONENT RECORDS TOTAL OFFENSE RECORDS RECEIVING RECORDS Total Offensive - GAME Ind. Plays: TM Plays: Ind. Yards: TM Yards: Half: Total TD:

73 (413 yards) by Giovanni Vizza, North Texas [2007] 98 (525 yards) by Arkansas State [1975] 483 by Steve Ramsey, North Texas [1969] 774 by Texas A&M [1990] 513 (1st) by Louisiana Tech [1998] 6 by Luke McCown, Louisiana Tech [2000]; Terry Dean, Florida [1993]

PASSING RECORDS Passing - GAME

Ind. Att: 69 (45 comp) by Corey Robinson, Troy [2012] TM Att: 70 by Troy [2012] Ind. Comp: 45 (69 att) by Corey Robinson, Troy [2012] TM Comp: 49 by Troy [2012] Ind. Yards: 495 by Steve Ramsey, North Texas [1969] Half: 386 (1st) by Terry Dean, Florida [1993] Quarter: 226 (2nd) by Steve Ramsey, North Texas [1969] Play: 94 (TD) Denny Duron to Mike Barber, La. Tech [1973] 91 (TD) Bob Garrett to Mike Sherman, La. Tech [1985] 84 (TD) Corey Leonard to David Johnson, Ark. St. [2007] TM Yards: 524 by North Texas [1969] Half: 386 by Florida [1993] Ind. TD: 6 by Luke McCown, Louisiana Tech [2000]; Terry Dean, Florida [1993] Half: 5 (1st) by Terry Dean, Florida [1993] Quarter: 4 (2nd) by Steve Ramsey, North Texas [1969] TM TD: 7 by Houston [1992] Ind. INT: 6 by Bob Stockham, UNLV [1993]; Richard Williams, UNLV [1987]; Allen Taylor, ULM [1970] TM INT: 7 by ULM [1970]

RUSHING RECORDS Rushing - GAME

Ind. Att: 47 by Jason Davis, Louisiana Tech [1990] TM Att: 75 (297 yards] by Northwestern State [1969] Ind. Yards: 302 by Jason Davis, Louisiana Tech [1990] Half: 10-206 (1st) by Bo Jackson, Auburn [1985] Quarter: 6-181 (1st) by Bo Jackson, Auburn [1985] Play: 88 (TD) C.J. Alexander, Southeastern La. [1960] 84 (TD) Bobby Ray Tell, Louisiana Tech [1999] 83 Lindy Stewart, Southern Miss [1951] TM Yards: 565 by Auburn [1985] Half: 343 (1st) by Auburn [1985] Ind. TD: 4, nine times last by Lance Dunbar, North Texas [2009] TM TD: 9 by LSU [1936]

MOST YARDS RUSHING, GAME

Yds (Att.) 1. 302 (47) 2. 292 (38) 3. 290 (23) 4. 264 (23) 5. 257 (34) 257 (37) 7. 238 (37) 8. 234 (28) 9. 225 (24) 10. 223 (33) 11. 222 (21) 12. 217 (28) 13. 207 (18) 14. 206 (32) 15. 203 (36) 16. 198 (23) 17. 197 (23) 18. 187 (32) 19. 184 (12) 20. 181 (24) 21. 179 (27) 179 (31) 23. 178 (34) 24. 177 (20) 25. 175 (17)

Name, School Date Jason Davis, Louisiana Tech 9/29/90 Darren Sproles, Kansas State 9/18/04 Bo Jackson, Auburn 9/7/85 Bobby Ray Tell, Louisiana Tech 10/2/99 Ryan Moats, Louisiana Tech 9/11/04 Byron Hanspard, Texas Tech 11/16/96 Antonio Andrews, WKU 11/17/12 DuJuan Harris, Troy 11/22/08 Reggie Arnold, Arkansas State 10/13/07 Kevin Smith, UCF 9/29/07 Damion Fletcher, Southern Miss 8/30/08 Jamaal Fobbs, Oklahoma State 9/6/97 Leroy Harris, Arkansas State 10/4/75 Bobby Rainey, Western Ky. 10/22/11 Jamario Thomas, North Texas 11/5/04 Leon McQuay, Tampa 11/7/70 Patrick Cobbs, North Texas 11/5/05 Lance Dunbar, North Texas 10/10/09 Kenneth Dixon, Louisiana Tech 9/6/14 Alfred Morris, Florida Atlantic 10/24/09 Tony Taylor, Northwestern State 9/23/00 Sam Dejarnette, Southern Miss 10/30/82 Jason Davis, Louisiana Tech 10/26/91 D.D. Kyles, Middle Tennessee 11/14/09 Carl Sanders, UAB 10/19/96

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Pass Receptions - GAME Catches: Yards: Half: TD Catch:

15 by Tommy Spinks, Louisiana Tech [1968] 266 by Siaha Burley, UCF [1998] 187 (1st) by Larry Stokes, Chattanooga [1973] 4 by Troy Edwards, Louisiana Tech [1998]

SCORING RECORDS Most Points - GAME

Individual: 30 (5TD) by Troy Edwards, Louisiana Tech [1998]; Leon McQuay, Tampa [1970] Team: 95 (15 TD) by Tulane [1912] First H: 56 by Washington State [1997] First Q: 35 by Washington State [1997] Second Q: 29 by Southern Miss [1996] Second H: 51 by Tulane [1912] Third Q: 33 by Tulane [1912] Fourth Q: 37 by Tulane [1920]

Most Point-After Attempts - GAME

Ind. Made: 11 by Rian Lindell, Washington State [1997] TM Made: 11 by Washington State [1997] Ind. Att: 11 by Rian Lindell, Washington State [1997] 14 by LSU [1936] TM Att:

Most Field Goals - GAME

Ind. Made: 6 by Phillip Doyle, Alabama [1990] TM Made: 6 by Alabama [1990] Ind. Att: 6 by Phillip Doyle, Alabama [1990] TM Att: 6 by Alabama [1990] 55 Alan Gendreau, Middle Tenn. [2010] Play: 53 Jesse Garcia, ULM [1983]

Blocked Field Goals - GAME Play:

86 (TD) Bill Bradshaw, Texas-Arlington [1976] 65 (TD) Jorrick Calvin, Troy [2008]

FIRST DOWN RECORDS Most First Downs - GAME Total: Rush: Pass: Penalty:

39 at Oklahoma State [2012] 24 by Texas A&M [1990]; Southeastern La. [1961] 24 by Troy [2012] 6 by Georgia State [2014; Arkansas State [1990]; Rice [1988]

PUNTING RECORDS Most Punts - GAME

Individual: 10 by Terry Hodges, Southeastern La. [1967] Team: 11 by Southeastern Louisiana [1967] 83 Pete Reathe, Arkansas [1991] Play: 80 Lynn Bock, Lamar [1973] 77 Lewis Colbert, Auburn [1985] 77 Ray Guy, Southern Miss [1970]

MOST YARDS RECEIVING, GAME

Yds (Rec.) TD Name, School Date 1. 266 (10) 2 Siaha Burley, UCF 10/24/98 2. 238 (12) 2 Marc Zeno, Tulane 11/14/87 3. 231 (14) 1 Casey Fitzgerald, North Texas 10/11/08 4. 227 (10) 1 Vincent Brisby, ULM 9/12/92 5. 217 (12) 1 Barry Moore, North Texas 9/20/69 6. 211 (15) 1 Tommy Spinks, Louisiana Tech 10/12/68 7. 206 (6) 2 Troy Edwards, Louisiana Tech 11/15/97 8. 204 (9) 2 William Dukes, Florida Atlantic 12/1/12 9. 198 (10) 3 Jeremy Patterson, Miami 9/11/93 10. 191 (11) 1 Adrian Burnette, Tulane 10/7/00 11. 190 (13) 2 Justin Blackmon, Okla. State 10/8/10 12. 187 (3) 2 Larry Stokes, Chattanooga 9/29/73 13. 179 (11) 2 Juamorris Stewart, Southern 9/5/09 14. 171 (4) 2 Tony Atkins, ULM 11/7/98 15. 170 (7) 0 Kendall Newson, Middle Tenn. 9/25/99 16. 168 (11) 1 Brent Leonard, ULM 11/3/12 17. 159 (11) 1 Steve Burkett, Austin College 11/2/62 18. 157 (9) 0 Chad Mackey, Louisiana Tech 9/28/96 19. 154 (9) 0 Chandler Worthy, Troy 9/8/12 154 (5) 4 Shaun McDonald, Arizona State 10/6/01 21. 153 (8) 3 Jack Jackson, Florida 11/6/93 22. 152 (12) 3 Steve Dundas, Pensacola Navy 9/28/68 23. 144 (8) 0 Justin Blackmon, Okla. State 9/3/11 24. 142 (5) 1 Jerrell Jernigan, Troy 11/28/09 25. 141 (11) 0 Cleannord Saintil, Middle Tenn. 10/22/05

KICK RETURN RECORDS Kickoff Returns - GAME Ind. Total: TM Total: Ind. Yards: TM Yards: Ind. TD: TM TD: Play:

8 by Ricky Watts, Tulsa [1977] 9 by Tulane [1988]; Tulsa [1977] 192 by T.Y. Hilton, FIU [2008] 227 by Arkansas State [1997] 1, several times last by Bryan Willis, Troy [2009] 1, several times; last by Troy [2009] 100 (TD) Antwaun Sherman, Idaho [2004] 100 (TD) Charlie McDaniels, Louisiana Tech [1974] 100 (TD) Kenny Thompson, Northwestern St. [1961]

PUNT RETURN RECORDS Punt Returns - GAME

Individual: 167 by Shawn Tims, Washington State [1997] TD Return: 2 by Darrent Williams, Oklahoma State [2003] Team High: 186 by Washington State [1997] Team Low: -9 by Texas-Arlington [1977] TD Return: 2 by Oklahoma State [2003]; Northwestern St. [1954] Play: 83 (TD) Don Millen, Northwestern State [1954] 82 (TD) Joe Dunn, Chattanooga [1965] 82 (TD) James McNew, Northwestern St. [1954]

Blocked Punt Returns - GAME Play:

53 (TD) by Jerry Fowler, Northwestern State [1959] 30 by Ricot Joseph, UCF [2001] 30 (TD) by Andrew Kopecky, UAB [2000]

DEFENSIVE RECORDS

Most Cajuns Passes Intercepted - GAME

Individual: 5 by Donald Pinson, Tennessee State [1970] TD Return: 2 by David McCrary, Chattanooga [1983] Team: 8 by Tennessee State [1970] TD Return: 2 by Chattanooga [1983]

Most Interception Return Yards - GAME

Individual: 95 by Chappell Mitchell, Arkansas State [1996] Team: 122 by Chattanooga [1983] 95 (TD) Chappell Mitchell, Arkansas State [1996] Play: 77 (TD) Greg Moss, FIU [2004] 75 (TD) Jermaine Jones, Northwestern State [1998]

Fumble Return Yards - GAME Play:

80 (TD) Chaz Williams, ULM [2004] 77 (TD) Ted Jones, ULM [1953] 69 (TD) Jamarcus Allen, WKU [2010]

PENALTY RECORDS Most Penalties - GAME Total: Half: Yards: Half:

18 (149 yards) by Tennessee State [1970] 14 [1st] by Tennessee State [1970] 184 (14 penalties) by Houston [1996] 119 [1st] by Tennessee State [1970]

MOST YARDS PASSING, GAME Yds Name, School A-C-TD Date 1. 495 Steve Ramsey, North Texas 52-35-5 9/20/69 2. 472 Pete Thomas, ULM 54-38-2 11/15/14 3. 470 Corey Robinson, Troy 70-46-1 9/8/12 4. 448 Terry Dean, Florida 38-26-6 11/6/93 5. 438 Ryan Aplin, Arkansas St. 25-45-2 9/11/10 438 Daunte Culpepper, UCF 28-21-3 10/24/98 7. 432 Terry Bradshaw, La. Tech 47-28-2 10/12/68 8. 413 Mike Maxwell, Nevada 41-26-2 9/2/95 9. 410 John Welsh, Idaho 42-27-2 10/20/01 10. 403 Patrick Ramsey, Tulane 46-31-2 10/7/00 11. 396 Patrick Ramsey, Tulane 52-37-5 10/16/99 12. 388 Brandon Weeden, Okla. St. 39-24-3 9/3/11 13. 383 Giovanni Vizza, North Texas 57-35-3 10/6/07 14. 380 Shaun King, Tulane 38-20-3 10/31/98 15. 379 Graham Wilbert, Fla. Atl. 38-25-2 12/1/12 16. 367 Kevin Kolb, Houston 31-24-2 10/7/06 17. 364 Tim Rattay, Louisiana Tech 30-16-5 11/15/97 18. 362 Anthony Calvillo, Utah State 51-29-1 9/4/93 19. 361 Giovanni Vizza, North Texas 44-29-2 10/11/08 20. 360 Ross Metheny, South Ala. 44-27-0 11/24/12 21. 359 Rusty Smith, Florida Atlantic 28-18-4 10/24/09 22. 353 Luke McCown, La. Tech 42-31-6 10/14/00 23. 352 Nick Foles, Arizona 43-33-3 11/26/11 24. 351 Brandon Weeden, Okla. St. 29-47-5 10/8/10 25. 347 J.W. Walsh, Oklahoma State 30-21-0 9/15/12 347 Andrico Hines, Middle Tenn. 24-17-1 10/19/02 347 Wes Counts, Middle Tenn. 38-19-1 9/25/99

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Rnk Yards (Att.) 1. 297 (20) 2. 271 (26) 3. 265 (19) 4. 261 (--) 5. 232 (27) 6. 222 (12) 7. 214 (29) 8. 204 (33) 9. 194 (23) 194 (27) 11. 193 (22) 12. 191 (18) 13. 189 (33) 14. 187 (28) 15. 186 (25) 16. 183 (20) 17. 178 (26) 18. 177 (31) 19. 175 (19) 175 (35) 21. 174 (14) 22. 172 (34) 23. 171 (30) 24. 169 (14) 169 (17) 26. 164 (20) 27. 163 (15) 28. 162 (27) 162 (20) 30. 159 (21) 159 (31) 32. 156 (27) 156 (24) 34. 154 (21) 154 (23) 36. 153 (31) 37. 152 (19) 38. 150 (17) 150 (28) 150 (18) 150 (24) 42. 149 (10) 43. 147 (27) 44. 146 (16) 146 (23) 46. 145 (14) 145 (23) 145 (10) 49. 141 (27) 50. 139 (26) 139 (19) 139 (31) 53. 138 (22) 54. 137 (9) 137 (21) 137 (23) 57. 136 (26) 136 (24) 59. 135 (19) 60. 134 (28) 134 (14) 134 (17) 63. 133 (13) 133 (22) 133 (19) 66. 132 (--) 67. 131 (19) 68. 130 (18) 69. 129 (13) 129 (20) 129 (11) 129 (9) 73. 128 (16) 128 (22) 128 (23) 76. 127 (21) 127 (22) 78. 126 (22) 79. 125 (11) 125 (8) 81. 124 (25) 124 (19) 83. 123 (15) 123 (23) 123 (15) 123 (7) 123 (8)

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Name, Opponent (Date) Tyrell Fenroy at ULM (10/4/08) Brian Mitchell vs. Colorado State (11/21/87) Elijah McGuire vs. Arkansas State (10/21/14) F.G. Mixon at Stephen F. Austin (10/27/51) Brian Mitchell vs. Arkansas State (11/18/89) Dwayne Williams at Tulane (11/1/86) Brian Mitchell vs. Lamar (11/11/89) Darren Brister (Fr.-HS) vs. Arkansas State (10/12/96) Tyrell Fenroy vs. Kent State (9/20/08) Charles Copes at Louisiana College (11/8/52) Brian Mitchell vs. ULM (9/30/89) Brian Mitchell (Fr.-HS) at Tulane (11/1/86) Alonzo Harris (Fr.-HS) at Middle Tennessee (10/29/11) Kenyon Cotton vs. New Mexico State (10/14/95) Marcus Prier vs. Pacific (10/21/95) Tyrell Fenroy at Kansas State (9/27/08) Tyrell Fenroy vs. Arkansas State (11/25/06) Marcus Prier vs. New Mexico State (10/14/95) Michael Desormeaux at Middle Tennessee (11/10/07) Thomas Jackson at Louisiana Tech (11/19/83) Michael Desormeaux (Fr.-RS) at Arkansas State (10/13/05) Tyrell Fenroy at Florida International (11/18/06) Eric Lindsey at Arkansas State (10/4/97) Elijah McGuire at Troy (11/29/14) Billy Higginbotham vs. Stephen F. Austin (10/25/52) Tyrell Fenroy (Fr.-HS) at ULM (11/26/05) Tyrell Fenroy (Fr.-HS) vs. Northwestern State (9/17/05) Greg Davis at ULM (9/19/81) Bill Bayard at Tampa (10/16/65) Michael Desormeaux vs. Troy (9/22/07) Jerome Coleman at Idaho (10/20/01) Tyrell Fenroy (Fr.-HS) vs. Troy (10/29/05) Brian Mitchell vs. Arkansas State (11/19/88) Brian Mitchell vs. Northern Illinois (11/4/89) George Crowson vs. Louisiana Tech (11/4/50) Chester Johnson vs. Idaho (10/25/03) Jim Barton vs. Northwestern State (11/15/69) Michael Desormeaux vs. Kent State (9/20/08) Tyrell Fenroy at Florida International (11/17/07) Michael Desormeaux vs. North Texas (10/6/07) Glen Floyd vs. Oklahoma State (9/6/86) Michael Desormeaux at ULM (10/4/08) Tyrell Fenroy (Fr.-HS) vs. Florida International (11/12/05) Michael Desormeaux at Southern Mississippi (8/30/08) Kenyon Cotton vs. Utah State (10/22/94) Terrance Broadway vs. WKU (11/17/12) Michael Desormeaux vs. Florida Atlantic (10/20/07) Louis Roth vs. Corpus Christi (10/15/55) Kenyon Cotton at Louisiana Tech (9/28/96) Brian Mitchell at Tulane (10/29/88) Thomas Jackson at Wichita State (9/28/85) Rodney Smith at Lamar (10/15/79) Roland Henry at Chattanooga (9/26/70) Elijah McGuire (Fr.-HS) vs. Nicholls State (9/14/13) Alonzo Harris at Troy (9/8/12) Kenyon Cotton at UAB (10/19/96) Elijah McGuire at New Mexico State (11/8/14) Tyrell Fenroy vs. Ohio (9/8/07) Thomas Jackson at East Carolina (10/8/83) Brian Mitchell vs. Southern Miss (10/21/89) Robbie Juul at Arkansas State (11/6/71) Frank Foreman at East Texas State (9/29/56) Alonzo Harris at ULM (11/15/14) Jerry Babb at North Texas (11/5/05) Rodney Smith at Arkansas State (9/29/79) Jack Baker at Troy (10/6/51) Steve Gossen at Sam Houston State (9/21/58) Billy Higginbotham vs. Stephen F. Austin (10/24/53) Elijah McGuire vs. Southern (8/30/14) John Bernard at ULM (11/7/98) Barry Herbert vs. Tulsa (9/13/77) Mike Northcutt vs. Texas-Arlington (11/1/75) Michael Desormeaux at Troy (11/22/08) Tyrell Fenroy vs. Arkansas State (10/18/08) Jim Barton at Pensacola Navy (9/28/68) Alonzo Harris at Florida Atlantic (12/1/12) Darren Brister vs. Jacksonville State (11/11/00) Tyrell Fenroy vs. UTEP (11/8/08) Tyjuan Hayes (Fr.-HS) at Texas A&M (9/15/90) Louis Roth vs. East Texas State (10/1/55) Chester Johnson at ULM (11/20/04) Lafayette Mitchell vs. Trinity (9/23/72) Terrance Broadway at Florida Atlantic (12/1/12) Alonzo Harris vs. Tulane (10/6/12) Michael Desormeaux at North Texas (10/11/08) Tyrell Fenroy vs. North Texas (10/6/07) Billy Higginbotham vs. McNeese State (11/21/53)

Avg. 14.9 10.4 13.9 -8.6 18.5 7.4 6.2 8.4 7.2 8.8 10.6 5.7 6.7 7.4 9.2 6.9 5.7 9.2 5.0 12.4 5.1 5.7 12.1 9.9 8.2 10.9 6.0 8.1 7.6 5.1 5.8 6.5 7.3 6.7 9.3 8.0 8.8 5.4 8.3 6.3 14.9 5.4 9.1 6.3 10.4 6.3 14.5 5.2 5.3 7.3 4.5 6.3 15.2 6.5 6.0 5.2 5.7 7.1 4.8 9.6 7.9 10.2 6.1 7.0 -6.8 7.2 9.9 6.5 11.7 14.3 8.0 5.8 5.6 6.0 5.8 5.7 11.4 15.6 5.0 16.5 14.9 5.3 8.2 17.6 15.4

Rnk Yards (Att.) 123 (21) 89. 122 (--) 122 (15) 122 (--) 92. 121 (21) 121 (20) 121 (21) 95. 120 (21) 96. 119 (14) 119 (25) 119 (10) 99. 118 (19) 118 (27) 101. 117 (14) 117 (30) 103. 116 (18) 116 (21) 116 (22) 116 (16) 116 (15) 116 (17) 116 (9) 110. 115 (22) 115 (13) 115 (10) 115 (22) 114. 114 (19) 114 (20) 114 (22) 117. 113 (19) 113 (14) 113 (30) 113 (23) 113 (26) 113 (15) 113 (22) 113 (10) 125. 112 (28) 112 (15) 127. 111 (8) 128. 110 (10) 110 (15) 110 (24) 131. 109 (19) 109 (16) 133. 108 (15) 108 (24) 108 (24) 108 (13) 108 (16) 138. 107 (11) 107 (27) 107 (20) 107 (8) 142. 106 (16) 106 (18) 106 (17) 145. 105 (29) 105 (21) 105 (24) 105 (16) 149. 104 (14) 104 (20) 104 (17) 152. 103 (22) 103 (20) 103 (24) 155. 102 (22) 102 (13) 102 (23) 102 (20) 102 (16) 102 (11) 161. 101 (19) 101 (4) 101 (16) 101 (21) 101 (13) 101 (15) 101 (12) 101 (7) 169. 100 (24) 100 (11) 100 (17) 100 (26) 100 (14) 100 (18)

Name, Opponent (Date) Avg. Charles Copes at Southern Miss (10/11/52) 5.9 Steve Gossen vs. Sam Houston State (9/26/59) -Frank Foreman at Southern Arkansas (10/20/56) 8.1 F.G. Mixon at Troy (10/6/51) -Darren Brister at Tulane (10/16/99) 5.8 Steve Mocek vs. Northern Illinois (9/10/94) 6.1 Brian Mitchell vs. Memphis (11/7/87) 5.8 Alonzo Harris vs. East Carolina (12/22/12) 5.7 Elijah McGuire (Fr.-HS) vs. ULM (11/30/13) 8.5 Aaron Fisher at Miami (9/11/93) 4.8 Lindsey Landry vs. Austin College (11/2/62) 11.9 Tyrell Fenroy vs. ULM (11/24/07) 6.2 Tyrell Fenroy vs. ULM (12/2/06) 4.4 Roland Henry vs. Doane (10/3/70) 8.4 Jim Barton vs. ULM (11/1/69) 3.9 Elijah McGuire vs. South Alabama (11/1/14) 6.4 Michael Desormeaux at South Carolina (9/1/07) 5.5 Tyjuan Hayes at Arkansas (9/21/91) 5.3 Steve Mocek (Fr.-RS) vs. ULM (8/31/91) 7.3 Brian Mitchell vs. Northern Illinois (10/15/88) 7.7 Thomas Jackson vs. Idaho State (9/21/85) 6.8 Reggie Dupre vs. ULM (10/30/71) 12.9 Alonzo Harris at WKU (10/15/13) 5.2 Jerome Coleman (So.-HS) vs. Tulane (10/7/00) 8.8 Louis Roth vs. Northwestern State (11/12/55) 11.5 Charles Copes vs. Stephen F. Austin (10/25/52) 5.2 Undrea Sails vs. Southern (9/5/09) 6.0 Jerome Coleman (So.-HS) at Louisiana Tech (10/14/00) 5.8 Brian Mitchell vs. Rice (9/23/89) 5.2 Terrance Broadway at Texas State (10/14/14) 5.9 Tyrell Fenroy at (24) Tennessee (11/3/07) 8.1 Darren Brister at Washington State (10/9/99) 3.8 Kenyon Cotton vs. Northern Illinois (11/9/96) 4.9 Marcus Prier vs. Louisiana Tech (11/4/95) 4.3 Rodney Smith at Southern Illinois (9/8/79) 7.5 Jim Barton vs. McNeese State (11/22/69) 5.2 Lonny Price vs. Northwestern State (11/4/64) 11.3 Blaine Gautier vs. FIU (11/20/10) 4.0 Jim Kemp at Louisiana College (9/16/67) 7.5 Louis Roth vs. McNeese State (11/21/53) 13.9 Elijah McGuire (Fr.-HS) at Arkansas State 11.0 Tyrell Fenroy vs. Eastern Michigan (9/30/06) 7.3 Tyrell Fenroy at Houston (10/7/06) 4.6 Travis Smothers at South Carolina (8/31/03) 5.7 Marcus Prier at Arkansas State (10/16/93) 6.8 Terrance Broadway vs. East Carolina (12/22/12) 7.2 Jerome Coleman vs. Nicholls State (9/1/01) 4.5 Thomas Jackson at Rice (9/24/83) 4.5 F.G. Mixon vs. East Texas Baptist (9/23/50) 8.2 George Crowson vs. East Texas Baptist (9/23/50) 6.8 Elijah McGuire (Fr.-HS) at Georgia State (11/16/13) 9.7 Alonzo Harris vs. Arkansas State (10/21/14) 4.0 Kenyon Cotton vs. Southern Miss (11/18/95) 5.4 Fred Fredericksen vs. Austin College (11/2/62) 13.4 Alonzo Harris vs. New Mexico State (11/2/13) 6.6 Darren Brister at ULM (11/7/98) 5.9 Robbie Gill (Fr.-HS) vs. Trinity (10/2/71) 6.2 Alonzo Harris at Arkansas State (10/22/13) 3.7 Yobes Walker (Fr.-RS) vs. Florida Atlantic (10/24/09) 5.0 Darren Brister vs. Wofford (11/20/99) 4.4 Charles Copes vs. Troy (10/4/52) 6.6 Tyrell Fenroy vs. North Carolina A&T (9/23/06) 7.4 Steve Mocek vs. UNLV (11/5/94) 5.2 Ed Blanco vs. Arkansas State (10/11/80) 6.1 Elvis Joseph (Fr.-HS) vs. ULM (10/25/97) 4.7 Marcus Prier at Tulane (10/28/95) 5.2 Brian Mitchell vs. Tulsa (10/7/89) 4.3 Tyrell Fenroy (Fr.-HS) at North Texas (11/5/05) 4.6 Richard Pannell (Fr.-RS) vs. Tulsa (10/11/86) 7.8 Thomas Jackson at UNLV (10/26/85) 4.6 Don Wallace (Fr.-HS) at Lamar (11/14/81) 5.1 Raymond Lation vs. Arkansas State (11/6/76) 6.4 Frank Foreman vs. Arkansas State (10/16/54) 9.3 Michael Desormeaux vs. Ohio (9/8/07) 5.3 Jerry Babb at Kansas State (9/18/04) 25.3 Kenyon Cotton vs. Arkansas State (10/8/94) 6.3 Steve Mocek vs. Louisiana Tech (11/27/93) 4.8 Mark Speyrer vs. Abilene Christian (10/7/72) 7.8 Delbert Deville vs. Abilene Christian (10/7/72) 6.7 Robbie Juul vs. Southeastern Louisiana (9/16/72) 8.4 Billy Higginbotham vs. Troy (10/4/52) 14.4 Tyrell Fenroy at Middle Tennessee (11/10/07) 4.2 Jerry Babb at ULM (11/26/05) 9.1 John Bernard vs. Western Kentucky (11/21/98) 5.9 Brian Mitchell at ULM (10/24/87) 3.8 George Roussel vs. St. Norbert (11/8/69) 7.1 Charles Copes vs. Louisiana College (11/7/53) 5.6

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Rnk 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 28. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 43. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 51. 53. 54. 56. 57. 60. 63. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 73. 74. 75. 77. 78.

Yards 473 470 435 419 407 396 384 374 373 371 355 344 338 335 334 330 329 329 327 319 316 315 313 311 310 308 308 305 305 302 301 300 299 297 293 292 285 284 283 282 282 282 278 278 275 271 266 265 261 261 258 258 257 256 256 255 254 254 254 253 253 253 252 252 252 250 249 248 247 246 243 243 242 238 237 237 236 235 235

Name, Opponent (Date) Eric Rekieta vs. ULM (10/11/03) Blaine Gautier vs. San Diego State (12/17/11) Jerry Babb at Middle Tennessee (11/15/03) Blaine Gautier at Western Kentucky (10/22/11) Jon Van Cleave at Idaho (10/20/01) Jon Van Cleave at Middle Tennessee (10/19/02) Brad McGuire at Ohio (10/30/10) Terrance Broadway vs. Arkansas State (10/23/12) Terrance Broadway at ULM (11/3/12) Jake Delhomme vs. Louisiana Tech (11/4/95) Blaine Gautier vs. ULM (11/5/11) Dwight Prudhomme vs. ULM (11/6/82) Jon Van Cleave at North Texas (11/10/01) Terrance Broadway vs. Texas State (10/5/13) Jerry Babb at New Mexico State (10/9/04) Chris Masson at ULM (11/27/10) Blaine Gautier vs. Florida Atlantic (10/1/11) Jon Van Cleave vs. New Mexico State (11/17/01) Jerry Babb at Louisiana Tech (9/11/04) Jake Delhomme vs. Northern Illinois (11/9/96) Terrance Broadway vs. East Carolina (12/22/12) Blaine Gautier at Arizona (11/26/11) Brian Mitchell at Southern Miss (10/21/89) Jake Delhomme at Arkansas (11/11/95) Chris Masson at North Texas (10/2/10) Chris Masson vs. Oklahoma State (10/8/10) Roy Henry vs. Pacific (10/23/76) Terrance Broadway at Akron (9/21/13) Terrance Broadway vs. South Alabama (11/24/12) Jerry Babb at Florida International (10/2/04) Jake Delhomme vs. Houston (10/5/96) Jake Delhomme at Louisiana Tech (9/28/96) Lance Domec at Middle Tennessee (11/1/8/00) George Cousan at Northwestern State (11/14/70) Dwight Prudhomme vs. Louisiana Tech (11/13/82) Jake Delhomme vs. Arkansas State (10/12/96) Brian Mitchell at Louisiana Tech (10/8/88) Jon Van Cleave at Houston (9/14/02) Chris Masson vs. Southern (9/5/09) Jon Van Cleave vs. Tulane (10/7/00) Brian Mitchell vs. Central Michigan (9/9/89) Jake Delhomme at UAB (10/19/96) Jake Delhomme vs. Troy (9/17/94) Jake Delhomme at Southern Miss (9/21/96) Jake Delhomme at Northern Illinois (9/23/95) Barton Folse at Arkansas (9/5/98) Jake Delhomme vs. UAB (9/9/95) Terrance Broadway at North Texas (10/16/12) Jon Van Cleave at Arkansas State (10/13/01) George Coussan vs. Tampa (11/7/70) Terrance Broadway vs. WKU (11/17/12) Jake Delhomme at Memphis (9/16/95) Jake Delhomme vs. Memphis (10/26/96) Eric Rekieta vs. Arkansas State (11/9/02) George Coussan vs. Lamar (10/24/70) Jake Delhomme at Virginia Tech (11/2/96) Blaine Gautier at Florida Atlantic (11/13/11) Chris Masson at FIU (10/31/09) Jake Delhomme at Texas Tech (11/16/96) Michael Desormeaux vs. Kent State (9/20/08) Don Wallace at McNeese State (11/10/84) Brian Mitchell vs. Southern Miss (10/22/88) Chris Masson vs. ULM (11/21/09) Roy Henry vs. Southern Illinois (10/15/77) Jake Delhomme at Arkansas State (10/7/95) Brian Mitchell vs. Tulane (9/16/89) Jake Delhomme at Tulane (10/28/95) Jake Delhomme at San Jose State (9/24/94) Jon Van Cleave vs. Idaho (11/2/02) Chris Masson at Troy (10/16/11) Michael Desormeaux vs. Middle Tennessee (12/308) Barry Pollard vs. San Jose State (11/22/74) Jon Van Cleave vs. UAB (9/21/02) Blaine Gautier vs. North Texas (10/15/11) Terrance Broadway vs. Southern (8/30/14) Roy Henry vs. Louisiana Tech (10/23/76) Blaine Gautier at Oklahoma State (9/15/12) Roy Henry vs. Tulsa (9/3/77) Jake Delhomme vs. Pacific (10/21/95)

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A-C-TD-I 54-33-4-2 40-24-1 56-37-4-1 51-32-2-1 35-27-3-1 41-28-2-1 25-39-2-1 39-28-3-3 32-23-4-1 40-27-3-1 47-30-4-0 31-22-2-1 66-34-1-1 23-18-4-0 45-29-2-0 21-43-2-1 33-26-2-0 43-26-4-1 53-31-1-2 32-22-5-0 32-21-1-1 36-24-1-0 30-16-1-1 43-24-2-3 18-32-2-0 33-55-2-1 31-19-2-1 37-25-3-1 19-11-2-0 42-30-1-1 35-16-1-1 34-19-1-0 45-28-3-0 27-14-3-1 40-21-2-0 28-19-3-1 35-16-2-1 44-23-1-1 24-18-2-0 31-16-1-1 30-15-1-0 38-18-4-3 46-22-2-2 36-21-1-0 31-15-2-0 30-16-1-1 19-13-1-0 41-26-1-1 40-29-2-1 39-18-1-2 33-23-1-2 37-15-3-1 40-24-0-3 33-25-1-1 24-10-1-1 34-17-1-2 21-36-2-1 36-22-1-1 42-19-1-2 22-15-1-0 28-16-0-1 39-20-2-1 27-16-0-0 45-18-0-2 28-20-2-1 32-15-0-2 40-21-1-2 36-16-2-3 32-17-2-1 23-41-1-1 25-18-4-0 44-23-0-3 23-16-1-0 20-14-4-0 20-32-3-2 34-18-2-1 31-16-0-1 22-13-4-0 22-13-3-0

Rnk 80. 82. 83. 84. 86. 87. 90. 91. 93. 95. 96. 97. 99. 100. 103. 106. 107. 111. 114. 115. 116. 117. 118. 119. 120. 122. 124. 125. 127. 129. 130.

Yards 234 234 232 231 230 230 229 228 228 228 227 226 226 225 225 224 223 222 222 221 220 220 220 219 219 219 218 217 217 217 217 216 216 216 214 213 212 211 210 209 208 208 206 206 207 205 205 204 204 202 200

Name, Opponent (Date) Terrance Broadway at Georgia State (11/16/13) Michael Desormeaux vs. Ohio (9/8/07) Jon Van Cleave vs. North Texas (10/26/02) Terrance Broadway vs. New Mexico State (11/2/13) Jon Van Cleave vs. Middle Tennessee (9/29/01) Jerry Babb at Troy (11/4/06) Chris Masson at Arkansas State (11/7/09) Terrance Broadway vs. FIU (9/29/12) Jon Van Cleave at New Mexico State (10/12/02) Jerry Babb at Eastern Michigan (9/10/05) Terrance Broadway vs. Nevada (12/20/14) Jake Delhomme vs. Southern Miss (11/18/95) Jon Van Cleave vs. ULM (10/27/01) Terrance Broadway at Texas State (10/14/14) Eric Rekieta at Oklahoma State (10/4/03) Phil Reynolds at North Texas (10/4/80) Chris Masson vs. Western Kentucky (10/23/10) Jake Delhomme vs. Memphis (9/18/93) Jerry Babb vs. Northwestern State (9/17/05) Blaine Gautier at FIU (9/24/11) Chris Masson at Middle Tennessee (11/14/09) Brian Mitchell vs. Southern Miss (11/28/87) Jon Van Cleave at Arizona State (10/6/01) Brian Mitchell vs. Sam Houston State (9/16/88) Jake Delhomme at UNLV (11/20/93) Jake Delhomme vs. Louisiana Tech (11/27/93) Lance Domec at Arkansas State (10/4/97) Michael Desormeaux at North Texas (10/11/08) Roy Henry at Louisiana Tech (10/15/77) Curt Calderera at Louisiana Tech (10/26/81) James Freeman vs. Nicholls State (9/8/90) Terrance Broadway vs. South Alabama (11/1/14) Terrance Broadway vs. Georgia State (10/4/14) Michael Desormeaux vs. FIU (11/1/08) Don Wallace vs. East Carolina (11/3/84) Jake Delhomme at (4) Florida (8/31/96) Derek Dyer at Arkansas State (11/30/99) Chris Masson vs. Troy (10/8/11) Barton Folse at UAB (10/3/98) Chris Masson vs. Florida Atlantic (10/24/09) Jerry Babb at Idaho (10/16/04) Jake Delhomme at Southern Miss (10/15/94) Blaine Gautier at Arkansas State (11/12/11) Jake Delhomme vs. Northern Illinois (9/10/94) Jerry Babb vs. Florida International (11/8/03) Terrance Broadway at Arkansas State (10/22/13) Brian Mitchell vs. Colorado State (11/21/87) Chris Masson at Western Kentucky (10/17/09) Curt Calderera vs. North Texas (9/26/81) Jerry Babb vs. Eastern Michigan (9/30/06) Michael Desormeaux at (24) Illinois (9/13/08)

A-C-TD-I 16-10-4-0 26-16-2-0 41-21-0-1 20-14-1-1 37-25-1-1 29-16-2-1 40-28-0-0 19-15-1-0 30-22-2-0 21-29-0-0 26-31-1-0 36-18-0-1 33-20-1-0 14-21-1-1 37-25-0-1 24-15-2-2 16-34-1-2 27-19-2-0 18-28-3-2 26-14-3-0 43-25-1-1 21-13-3-0 44-19-1-1 29-15-2-0 26-14-3-0 25-19-0-1 20-17-3-0 20-14-3-1 36-16-3-3 35-16-2-0 23-12-2-2 16-28-0-0 20-26-2-0 19-13-2-0 21-14-2-1 24-11-2-4 31-17-1-1 29-21-2-0 36-17-0-2 30-19-1-1 42-17-1-1 32-11-1-5 38-19-2-3 20- 8-1-0 36-21-0-1 28-18-0-1 21-13-0-1 25-16-2-0 20- 8-1-0 21-17-2-0 35-25-1-0

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Rnk Yards (Rec.) 1. 220 (8) 2. 201 (13) 3. 198 (8) 4. 193 (9) 5. 190 (10) 6. 189 (9) 7. 181 (7) 8. 176 (12) 176 (6) 10. 168 (4) 11. 166 (5) 12. 164 (8) 13. 163 (3) 14. 156 (9) 15. 155 (6) 16. 154 (7) 17. 153 (3) 18. 152 (7) 19. 151 (10) 151 (6) 21. 150 (4) 22. 148 (8) 23. 147 (3) 147 (12) 25. 145 (6) 26. 144 (13) 27. 143 (9) 143 (11) 143 (3) 30. 142 (10) 31. 141 (9) 32. 140 (10) 140 (8) 34. 139 (4) 139 (8) 36. 137 (5) 37. 136 (13) 136 (6) 39. 134 (8) 134 (9) 134 (8) 42. 133 (10) 43. 132 (6) 44. 131 (8) 131 (7) 131 (7) 47. 130 (7) 130 (10) 130 (6) 50. 127 (6) 127 (6) 127 (4) 53. 125 (3) 125 (7) 125 (9) 125 (4) 57. 124 (8) 58. 123 (3) 123 (9) 123 (14) 123 (2) 62. 122 (8) 122 (6) 64. 121 (5) 65. 120 (6) 120 (7) 67. 119 (8) 119 (5) 119 (6) 70. 118 (5) 71. 117 (6) 72. 116 (6) 116 (3) 116 (5) 116 (3) 76. 115 (7) 115 (7) 115 (9) 115 (8)

2015 Media Guide

Name, Opponent (Date) Willie Culpepper at McNeese State (11/15/86) Fred Stamps at Middle Tennessee (11/15/03) Fred Stamps vs. ULM (10/11/03) Javone Lawson vs. San Diego State (12/17/11) Brandon Stokley at Louisiana Tech (9/28/96) Brandon Stokley vs. Houston (10/5/96) Brandon Stokley at (19) Tulane (10/31/98) Harry Peoples vs. Florida Atlantic (10/1/11) Brandon Stokley at Northern Illinois (9/23/95) Donald Richard vs. Northern Illinois (9/10/94) Harry Peoples vs. South Alabama (11/24/12) Quent McCollum vs. Southern Miss (10/21/89) Clarence Verdin at Texas-Arlington (10/16/82) Dave Oliver vs. Pacific (10/23/76) Brandon Stokley at Memphis (9/16/95) Willie Culpepper vs. Northern Illinois (10/15/88) Jamal Robinson at ULM (11/3/12) Brandon Stokley at Oklahoma State (11/14/98) Harry Peoples vs. FIU (9/29/12) Brandon Stokley at Arkansas (9/5/98) Tom Hauser vs. Southern Miss (9/12/70) Andre George at Middle Tennessee (10/19/02) Andre George vs. Tulane (10/7/00) Brandon Stokley vs. Louisiana Tech (11/4/95) Marcus Carter at Tulane (10/9/93) Harry Peoples vs. Western Kentucky (11/17/12) Bill Sampy vs. Arkansas State (10/23/04) Dave Oliver vs. Cincinnati (9/18/76) Dave Oliver at Cincinnati (10/25/75) Nelson Schexnayder vs. Northwestern State (11/13/71) Wayde Butler at Central Michigan (9/7/91) Harry Peoples at Western Kentucky (10/22/11) Donald Richard at Southern Miss (9/21/96) Fred Stamps at Houston (9/14/02) Brandon Stokley vs. Northern Illinois (11/9/96) Javone Lawson at Arizona (11/26/11) Ladarius Green (TE) vs. La.-Monroe (11/5/11) Quent McCollum at Tulsa (10/20/90) Fred Stamps vs. Arkansas State (11/9/02) Fred Stamps at Middle Tennessee (10/19/02) Wayde Butler vs. ULM (9/12/92) Brandon Stokley vs. Arkansas State (10/17/98) Willie Culpepper at Louisiana Tech (10/8/88) Javone Lawson vs. Troy (10/8/11) Ladarius Green (TE) vs. La.-Monroe (11/21/09) Marcus Wilridge vs. Middle Tennessee (9/26/99) Luke Aubrey (TE) vs. Troy (11/28/09) Brandon Stokley vs. Southern Miss (11/18/95) John Falgout vs. Lamar (9/20/52) Donald Richard at Southern Miss (10/15/94) Marcus Carter at UNLV (11/20/93) Tom Hauser at Louisiana Tech (10/11/69) Elijah McGuire (RB) at Georgia State (11/16/13) Kemmie Lewis at Idaho (10/16/04) Brandon Stokley at Arkansas (11/11/95) Nelson Schexnayder at Northwestern State (11/14/70) Jamal Robinson at Akron (9/21/13) Jason Chery at North Texas (10/11/08) Nick Dugas at Idaho (10/20/01) Nick Dugas at Arkansas State (10/13/01) Claude Charles vs. North Texas (9/26/81) Brandon Stokley at (4) Florida (8/31/96) Pierre Perkins vs. East Carolina (11/3/84) Ladarius Green (TE) vs. San Diego State (12/17/11) Ladarius Green (TE) vs. La.-Monore (11/27/10) Ulysses Abadie at Lamar (10/20/73) Jamarl Robinson vs. Georgia State (10/4/14) Ladarius Green (TE) vs. Troy (11/28/09) Quent McCollum at Tulane (9/16/89) Fred Stamps at Oklahoma State (10/4/03) Donald Richard vs. Louisiana Tech (11/4/95) Jamal Robinson vs. East Carolina (12/22/12) Donald Richard vs. UAB (9/9/95) Calvin James (TE) at Hawai`i (10/1/77) Nelson Schexnayder vs. Southeastern Louisiana (9/19/70) Marlin Miller vs. Florida Atlantic (10/24/09) Fred Stamps at Texas A&M (8/31/02) Brandon Stokley at Arkansas State (10/7/95) Quent McCollum vs. Southern Miss (10/22/88)

TD 1 3 2 2 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 2 2 1 0 1 0 1 2 3 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 2 1 0 1 1 1 2 1 0 1 1 0 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 2 3 1 1 2 0 1 1 1 0 2 2 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

Rnk Yards (Rec.) 80. 114 (4) 114 (3) 82. 113 (3) 113 (7) 113 (8) 85. 112 (5) 86. 111 (6) 111 (5) 111 (2) 89. 110 (7) 110 (4) 110 (5) 110 (8) 110 (7) 94. 109 (2) 109 (8) 109 (6) 109 (4) 98. 108 (7) 99. 107 (5) 107 (6) 107 (7) 107 (8) 107 (4) 107 (7) 107 (8) 106. 106 (10) 106 (5) 106 (6) 106 (3) 110. 105 (6) 111. 104 (7) 104 (8) 104 (5) 114. 103 (6) 103 (3) 103 (4) 117. 102 (8) 102 (7) 102 (6) 102 (6) 102 (6) 102 (8) 123. 101 (2) 101 (5) 101 (2) 101 (6) 127. 100 (7)

Name, Opponent (Date) TD Jamal Robinson vs. Texas State (10/5/13) Rodney Smith vs. Louisiana Tech (10/7/78) Javone Lawson vs. South Alabama (11/24/12) Brandon Stokley at Tulane (10/28/95) Marcus Carter vs. Memphis (9/18/93) Jamal Robinson vs. Southern (8/30/14) Ladarius Green (TE) vs. Florida Atlantic (11/13/10) Fred Stamps vs. UAB (9/21/02) Dave Oliver vs. McNeese State (11/27/76) Javone Lawson vs. La.-Monroe (11/5/11) Darryl Surgent at Ohio (10/30/10) Fred Stamps at Idaho (10/20/01) Brandon Stokley vs. Western Kentucky (11/21/98) Claude Charles at Louisiana Tech (10/26/81) Darryl Surgent vs. North Texas (10/15/11) Bill Sampy at New Mexico State (10/9/04) Andre George vs. Idaho (11/2/02) Mickey Bergeron vs. Lamar (10/26/68) Brandon Stokley vs. Arkansas State (10/12/96) Darryl Surgent vs. Arkansas State (10/23/12) Ladarius Green (TE) vs. Ohio (10/30/10) Jason Chery vs. ULM (11/24/07) Bill Sampy at Louisiana Tech (9/11/04) Marcus Wilridge vs. Nicholls State (9/1/01) Marcus Carter at Miami (9/11/93) Quent McCollum vs. Alabama (10/6/90) Elijah McGuire (RB) at Boise State (9/20/14) Jamal Robinson vs. Arkansas State (10/23/12) Desmond Williams vs. Louisiana Tech (11/15/97) Leonard Kleinpeter at Lamar (10/30/65) Willie Culpepper vs. Southern Miss (11/28/87) Jamal Robinson at Arkansas State (10/22/13) Bill Sampy at ULM (11/20/04) Marcus Wilridge vs. Tulane (10/7/00) Ladarius Green (TE) vs. FIU (11/20/10) Brandon Stokley vs. Northwestern State (9/12/98) Jim Kemp (FB) vs. Arkansas State (11/9/68) Javone Lawson at Western Kentucky (10/22/11) Derrick Smith vs. North Texas (11/11/06) Bill Sampy vs. ULM (10/11/03) Franco Smith at Arkansas State (10/4/97) Donald Richard vs. Northern Illinois (11/9/96) Donald Richard at Tulane (10/28/95) Jason Chery at Arkansas State (10/13/07) Andre George at Middle Tennessee (11/18/00) Clarence Verdin at Rice (9/24/83) Curtis Calhoun (TE) at North Texas (10/4/80) Fred Stamps vs. New Mexico State (11/17/01)

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TOP PERFORMANCES 1. at Rice (9/24/83) (L, 22-21) Rusher: Thomas Jackson (24 attempts, 108 yds, 0 TD) Receiver: Clarence Verdin (2 rec., 101 yds, 1 TD) 2. vs. Northern Illinois (10/15/88) (W, 45-0) Rusher: Brian Mitchell-QB (15-116-0) Receiver: Willie Culpepper (7-154-0)

5. vs. Tulane (10/7/00) (L, 38-37) 1 Rusher: Jerome Coleman (13-115-0) Receiver: Andre George (3-147-1); Marcus Wilridge (5-104-0) 6. vs. Nicholls State (9/1/01) (W, 20-0) 1 Rusher: Jerome Coleman (24-108-0) Receiver: Marcus Wilridge (4-107-0)

3. at Southern Miss (10/21/89) (W, 24-21) Rusher: Brian Mitchell-QB (28-134-0) Receiver: Quent McCollum (8-164-0)

7. at Idaho (10/20/01) (W, 54-37) 1 Rusher: Jerome Coleman (31-159-0) Receiver: Nick Dugas (9-123-1); Fred Stamps (5-110-0)

4. at Miami (Fla.) (9/11/93) (L, 29-28) Rusher: Aaron Fisher (25-119-0) Receiver: Marcus Carter (7-107-0)

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8. at ULM (11/20/04) (L, 13-10) 1 Rusher: Chester Johnson (25-124-0) Receiver: Bill Sampy (8-104-1)

5. vs. Northern Illinois (9/10/94) (W, 29-9) Rusher: Steve Mocek (20-121-0) Receiver: Donald Richard (4-168-1)

9. vs. ULM (11/24/07) (L, 17-11) 1 Rusher: Tyrell Fenroy (19-118-1) Receiver: Jason Chery (7-107-0)

6. at Tulane (10/28/95) (W, 32-28) Rusher: Marcus Prier (26-103-0) Receiver: Brandon Stokley (7-113-1); Donald Richard (8-102-0)

1. at Southern Miss (10/21/89) (W, 24-21) Passer: Brian Mitchell (313) Rusher: Brian Mitchell (134) Receiver: Quent McCollum (164)

20 . at North Texas (10/11/08) (W, 59-30) Rusher: Michael Desormeaux-QB (15-123-1) Receiver: Jason Chery (3-123-3)

7. vs. Louisiana Tech (11/4/95) (W, 40-33) Rusher: Marcus Prier (26-113-0) Receiver: Brandon Stokley (12-147-2); Donald Richard (6-117-0)

2. vs. Louisiana Tech (11/4/95) (W, 40-33) Passer: Jake Delhomme (371) Rusher: Marcus Prier (113) Receiver: Brandon Stokley (147)& Donald Richard (117)

21 . vs. Florida Atlantic (10/24/09) (L, 51-29) Rusher: Yobes Walker (21-105-0) Receiver: Marlin Miller (7-115-1)

8. vs. Southern Miss (11/18/95) (L, 35-32) Rusher: Kenyon Cotton (20-107-0) Receiver: Brandon Stokley (10-130-0)

22 . vs. FIU (11/20/10) (L, 38-17) Rusher: Blaine Gautier - QB (28-112-1) Receiver: Ladarius Green (6-103-1)

9. at Louisiana Tech (9/28/96 (W, 37-31) Rusher: Kenyon Cotton (27-141-0) Receiver: Brandon Stokley (10-190-1)

3. at Louisiana Tech (9/28/96) (W, 37-31) Passer: Jake Delhomme (300) Rusher: Kenyon Cotton (141) Receiver: Brandon Stokley (190)

23 . vs. Western Kentucky (11/17/12) (W, 38-17) Rusher: Terrance Broadway - QB (14-145-1); Alonzo Harris (10-104-0) Receiver: Harry Peoples (13-144-1)

0. vs. Arkansas State (10/12/96) (W, 42-31) 1 Rusher: Darren Brister (33-204-0) Receiver: Brandon Stokley (7-108-2)

4. vs. Northern Illinois (11/9/96) (W, 45-31) Passer: Jake Delhomme (319) Rusher: Kenyon Cotton (113) Receiver: Brandon Stokley (139)& Donald Richard (102)

23 . vs. East Carolina (12/22/12) (W, 43-34) Rusher: Terrance Broadway - QB (15-114-1); Alonzo Harris (21-120-2) Receiver: Jamal Robinson (6-116-0)

1. vs. Northern Illinois (11/9/96) (W, 45-31) 1 Rusher: Kenyon Cotton (23-113-0) Receiver: Brandon Stokley (8-139-1); Donald Richard (6-102-1)

5. at Idaho (10/20/01) (W, 54-37) Passer: Jon Van Cleave (407) Rusher: Jerome Coleman (159) Receiver: Nick Dugas (123) & Fred Stamps (110)

24 . at Arkansas State (10/22/13) (W, 23-7) Rushers: Elijah McGuire (10-110-0) Alonzo Harris (29-105-2) Receiver: Jamal Robinson (7-104-0)

2. at Arkansas State (10/4/97) (W, 41-38) 1 Rusher: Eric Lindsey (30-171-0) Receiver: Franco Smith ( 6-102-2)

6. vs. East Carolina (12/22/12) (W, 43-34) Passer: Terrance Broadway (316) Rusher: Alonzo Harris (120) & Terrance Broadway (108) Receiver: Jamal Robinson (116)

25 . at Georgia State (11/16/13) Rushers: Elijah McGuire (11-107-0) Receiver: Elijah McGuire (3-125-2)

3. at ULM (10/25/97) (L, 28-21 OT) 1 Rusher: Elvis Joseph (22-103-0) Receiver: Marcus Wilridge (4-123-1) 4. vs. WKU (11/11/98) (L, 38-24) 1 Rusher: John Bernard (17-100-0) Receiver: Brandon Stokley (8-110-1)

top scoring quarterback/receiving combinations Quarterback/Receiver 1. Jake Delhomme/Donald Richard (1994-96) 2. Jake Delhomme/Brandon Stokley (1995-96) 4. Terrance Broadway/Jamal Robinson (2012-14) 4. Roy Henry/David Oliver (1975-76) 5. Blaine Gautier/Ladarius Green (2010-11) 6. Jon Van Cleave/Fred Stamps (2001-02) Brian Mitchell/Willie Culpepper (1986-88) Jack Herron/Charles Gaudin (1951)

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9. Blaine Gautier/Darryl Surgent (2011) Michael Desormeaux/Jason Chery (2005-08) Jerry Babb/Bill Sampy (2003-05) Tyjuan Hayes/Wayde Butler (1991-92) 13. Eric Rekieta/Fred Stamps (2002-03) Jon Van Cleave/Andre George (2000-02) O’Neal Weber/Leonard Kleinpeter (1965-66) Allen Meyers/John Falgout (1952)

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Local artist Tony Bernard captured running back Tyrell Fenroy’s amazing career with a painting of No. 32, available online.

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Southland Conference 1971 Louis Age, OL; Don Blair, OL 1972 Don Blair, OL; Les Vogel, DL; Ken Williams, LB 1973 David Neustrom, LB; Neal O’Brien, DL; Les Vogel, DL 1975 G.A. Rodrigue, LB; Rafael Septien, K 1976 Roy Henry, QB ; Bob Rule, LB ; Rafael Septien, K ; Keith Walker, DE 1977 Ron Irving, DB ; John Roveto, K ; Keith Walker, DL 1978 Frank Bartley, LB; Ken Chenier, DL ; Ron Irving, DB 1979 Rodney Breaux, DB ; Rodney Smith, RB; Dale Thomas, DL 1980 Willie Allen, DB ; Tyrone Copper, OL ; Dennis Peoples, OL; Dale Thomas, DL 1981 Brent Anderson, TE; Andy Martin, DE Big West Conference 1993 Harry Lemming, Sr.-OL; Conrad Lewis, Sr. DL; Charles Poole, Sr.-LB; John Robinson, Sr.-DL; Orlando Thomas, Jr.-DB 1994 Patrice Alexander, Sr.-LB; Keno Hills, Jr.-OL; Jeff Mitchell, Jr.-DL; Orlando Thomas, Sr.-DB; Fernando Thomas, Sr.-DB 1995 Pat Brennan, Jr.-LB; Sam Heinen, Sr.-OL; Keno Hills, Sr.-OL; Britt Jackson, Jr.-DB; Damon Mason, Jr.-DB; Jeff Mitchell, Sr.-DL Sun Belt Conference 2001 Charles Tillman, Jr.-DB 2002 Fred Stamps, Jr.-WR; Charles Tillman, Sr.-DB 2003 Fred Stamps, Sr.-WR; Antonio Floyd, Sr.-DE; Sean Comiskey, So.-K 2004 C.C. Brown, Sr.-DB 2005 Brandon Cox, Jr.-OL; Michael Desormeaux, Fr. (All-Purpose); Greg Hodges, Sr.-OL 2006 Tyrell Fenroy, So.-RB; Brandon Cox, Sr.-OL; Drew Edmiston, So.-K 2007 Tyrell Fenroy, Jr.-RB; Rodney Hardeway, Sr.-DE; Jesse Newman, Sr.-OL 2008 Brad Bustle, Jr.-OL; Michael Desormeaux, Sr.-QB; Tyrell Fenroy, Sr.-RB; Chris Fisher, Jr.-OL 2009 Brad Bustle, Sr.-OL; Chris Fisher, Sr.-OL; Spencer Ortego, Jr.-P 2010 Ladarius Green, Jr.-TE 2011 Javone Lawson, Jr.-WR; Ladarius Green, Sr.-TE; Bernard Smith, Sr.-DL; Lance Kelley, Sr.-LB; Dwight Bentley, Sr.-DB 2012 Brett Baer, Sr.-P-PK; Jemarlous Moten, Sr.-DB; Emeka Onyenekwu, Sr.-DL 2013 Alonzo Harris, Jr.-RB; Elijah McGuire, Fr.-RB; Andre Huval, Sr.-OL; Justin Anderson, Sr.-LB; Darryl Surgent, Sr.-RS 2014 Elijah McGuire, So.-RB; Daniel Quave, Sr.-OL; Justin Hamilton, Sr.-DL; Christian Ringo, Sr.-DL, Elijah McGuire, So.-AP

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Big West Conference 1993 Patrice Alexander, Jr.-LB 1994 Kenyon Cotton, So.-RB; Clifton Sylvester, Jr.-DL 1995 Paul Cabble, Jr.-DL; Kelcy Dotson, Jr.-LB; Marcus Prier, Sr.-RB; Tim Sensley, Sr.-DB; Brandon Stokley, Fr.-WR Sun Belt Conference 2001 Ross Brupbacher, Jr.-LB; Nick Dugas, Jr.-WR; Kyries Hebert, Sr.-DB; Jonathon Raush, Sr.-OL 2002 Josh Joerg, Jr.-TE; Jonathon Raush, Sr.-OL; Walter Sampson, Sr.-DL 2003 D’Anthony Batiste, Sr.-OL; C.C. Brown, Jr.-DB 2004 Bill Sampy, Jr.-WR 2005 Tyrell Fenroy, Fr.-RB; Eugene Kwarteng, Sr.-DL; Jesse Newman, So.-OL 2006 Michael Desormeaux, So. (All-Purpose) 2007 Chris Fisher, So.-OL; Drew Edmiston, Jr.-K; Antwyne Zanders, Jr.-LB; Michael Desormeaux, Jr. (All-Purpose) 2008 Jason Chery, Sr.-WR; Derik Keyes, Sr.-DB Jason Chery, Sr. (All-Purpose); 2009 Ladarius Green, So.-TE; Antwyne Zanders, Jr.-LB 2010 Ian Burks, Sr.-OL 2011 Blaine Gatier, Sr.-QB; Leonardo Bates, Jr.-OL; Brett Baer, Jr.-P & PK 2012 Leonardo Bates, Sr.-OL; Harry Peoples, Sr.-WR

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Jamal Robinson, Jr.-WR; Daniel Quave, Jr.-OL; Justin Hamilton, Jr.-DL; Trevence Patt, Jr.-DB Mykhael Quave, Jr.-OL; Corey Trim, Sr. DB; Hunter Stover, Sr.-PK

Honorable Mention

Big West Conference 1993 Marcus Carter, Sr.-WR; Keno Hills, So.-OL; Jeff Mitchell, So.-DL; Robby Waguespack, Sr.-OL 1994 Jake Delhomme, So.-QB; Sam Heinen, Jr.-OL; Steve Mocek, Sr.-RB; Donald Richard, So.-WR; Cody Romero, So.-TE; Mike Shafer, Jr.-K; Tim Sensley, Jr.-DB 1995 Kenyon Cotton, Jr.-RB; Jake Delhomme, Jr.-QB; Lerodric Gilmore, Sr.-DB; Donald Richard, Jr.-WR; Mike Shafer, Sr.-K; Chucky Woodall, Fr.-LB; Lucas Yarnell, Sr.-OL Sun Belt Conference 2005 Michael Adams, Jr.-DB; Tony Hills, Jr.-DE 2006 Rodney Hardeway, Jr.-DE; Jesse Newman, Jr.-OL 2007 Grant Fleming, Fr.-LB; Korey Raymond, Sr.-DE 2008 Jonathan Decoster, So.-OL; Antwyne Zanders, Jr.-LB 2009 Dwight Bentley, So.-DB; Grant Fleming, Jr.-LB 2010 Orkeys Auriene, Sr .-DB.; Spencer Ortego, Sr. -P 2011 Devon Lewis-Buchanan, Sr.-LB; Melvin White, Sr.-DB 2012 Terrance Broadway, Sr.-QB; Jaron Odom, Sr.-OL 2013 Jacob Maxwell, Sr.-TE; Dominique Tovell, So.-LB 2014 Dominique Tovell, Jr.-LB; Larry Pettis, Sr.-TE; Terrance Broadway, Sr.-QB; Terry Johnson, Sr.-OL

All-Newcomer Team Sun Belt Conference 2014 Tracy Walker, Fr.-DB

Coach of the Year Southland Conference 1980 Sam Roberton Big West Conference 1993 Nelson Stokley

Player of the Year Sun Belt Conference 2008 Tyrell Fenroy 2014 Elijah McGuire

Offensive Player of the Year Sun Belt Conference 2008 Michael Desormeaux

Defensive Player of the Year Big West Conference 1993 Orlando Thomas 1994 Orlando Thomas

Freshman of the Year Sun Belt Conference 2005 Tyrell Fenroy 2011 Alonzo Harris 2013 Elijah McGuire

National Football Foundation & College Hall of Fame Hampshire Honor Society 2008 Lamar Morgan 2009 Michael Desormeaux 2010 Phillip Nevels 2010 Scott Hayes 2010 Chris Fisher

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Conference Players of the Week Sun Belt Conference Oct. 27, 2014 Elijah McGuire Oct. 27, 2014 Daniel Cadona Oct. 20, 2014 Christian Ringo Sept. 15, 2014 Daniel Cadona Dec. 9, 2013 Daniel Cadona Nov. 18, 2013 Trae Johnson Nov. 18, 2013 Elijah McGuire Nov. 11, 2013 Darryl Surgent Nov. 4, 2013 Alonzo Harris Oct. 21, 2013 Justin Anderson Sept. 21, 2013 Terrance Broadway Sept. 7, 2013 Darryl Surgent Nov. 12, 2012 Emeka Onyenekwu Nov. 5, 2012 Terrance Broadway

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Big West Conference Nov. 6, 1995 Jake Delhomme-Jr. Nov. 5, 1994 Patrice Alexander-Sr. Oct. 22, 1994 Patrice Alexander-Sr. Sept. 19, 1994 John Harris-Sr. Nov. 20, 1993 Jeff Mitchell-So. Oct. 23, 1993 Jeff Mitchell-So. Oct. 9, 1993 Orlando Thomas-Jr. Oct. 2, 1993 Orlando Thomas-Jr. Sept. 18, 1993 Conrad Lewis-Sr.

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December 21, 1901

Louisiana (then known as the Southwestern Louisiana Industrial Institute) plays its first known collegiate football game, a 6-5 victory over Opelousas.

October 16, 1902

UL hosts LSU, marking the Cajuns’ first intercollegiate game.

December 12, 1905

A yellow fever epidemic hampers the football team, forcing it to disband for the season.

September 23, 1929

Former Ragin’ Cajuns standout Christian “Keener” Cagle appears on the cover of Time Magazine. He is later inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame.

October 10, 1931

The Cajuns play their first night game, a home contest against the Crockett Aviators from Fort Crockett, Texas.

January 1, 1944

UL makes its first-ever bowl appearance at the Oil Bowl in Houston, Texas. The Cajuns defeat Arkansas A&M 24-7. Alvin Dark, who would later manage in the Major Leagues for four different teams, kicks a field goal, throws a touchdown pass and runs for a score for SLI.

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December 12, 1970

In their second-ever bowl appearance, the Cajuns fall to Tennessee State 26-25 in the Grantland Rice Bowl in Baton Rouge. Trailing 14-0 early, UL storms back to take a 25-14 lead behind two touchdown passes from George Coussan to Nelson Schexnayder. Two Tennessee State scores in a 2:50 span in the fourth quarter coupled with eight interceptions, cost the Cajuns their second bowl victory.

September 18, 1971

Reggie Dupre breaks the longest run from scrimmage in school history - a 90-yard sprint against Southeastern La. Dupre was tackled six yards shy of the end zone.

September 25, 1971

Cajun Field is christened with a 21-0 shutout over Santa Clara. UL finished 3-3 in their first season at “The Swamp.”

October 5, 1974

Rafael Septien kicks a school-record 57-yard field goal.

October 26, 1974

Randy Fontenot connects with Harold Porter for a 95yard touchdown against Tennessee-Chattanooga for the longest pass and catch in Cajuns history.

December 4, 1976

Louisiana plays Louisiana Tech in the first homecoming game in Ragin’ Cajuns history, falling 34-6.

A crowd of 19,315 enjoys a 7-5 Cajuns victory over ULM. The season’s final home game brought the year’s total attendance to a school-record 163,143.

December 19, 1947

November 5, 1977

Guard Ted Andrus is the first Ragin’ Cajun to be selected in the NFL Draft. Andrus is picked in the 12th round of the 1948 draft by the Washington Redskins.

September 23, 1950

F.G. Mixon (108 yards) and George Crowson (108 yards) are the first Cajuns pair to rush for more than 100 yards in the same game.

October 27, 1951

F.G. Mixon (261 yards) becomes the first Cajun to rush for 200 yards in a game.

November 22, 1952

A 20-13 win at McNeese State gives UL its first conference title in school history. The Cajuns are crowned Gulf States Conference champions under coach Raymond Didier.

November 19, 1955

Louis Roth returns a punt 95 yards for a score against McNeese State - longest punt return in school history.

October 26, 1957

For the first time in school history, the football team travels by plane to a game. UL lost 27-7 to Trinity College.

September 28, 1968

Mike McDonald returns a kickoff 99 yards for touchdown at Pensacola Navy. McDonald’s return is the longest kickoff return in school history.

October 31, 1970

Mike McDonald sets a single-game school record with four interceptions, helping UL to a 9-7 victory at ULM.

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Ron Irving sets a modern-day school record with a 90yard interception return at Arkansas State.

November 18, 1978

Frank Bartley sets the school record for tackles in a game with 30 vs. Southern Illinois.

January 21, 1979

Rafael Septien is the first Ragin’ Cajun to play in a Super Bowl. Septien’s Dallas Cowboys lose to Pittsburgh, 35-31.

January 25, 1981

Randy McClanahan is the first Ragin’ Cajun to win the Super Bowl, as Oakland defeats Philadelphia, 27-10.

November 6, 1982

The Cajuns pull off the greatest homecoming comeback in school history. Trailing ULM 26-0 at halftime, a 60-yard touchdown run by quarterback Dwight Prudhomme sparks the rally. The Cajuns score 40 points in 17:20 to beat ULM, 40-26.

November 11, 1986

Willie Culpepper hauls in eight catches for a schoolrecord 220 yards in a 33-13 win at McNeese State.

November 21, 1987

Brian Mitchell carries the ball 26 times for 271 yards and adds 205 yards passing for a school-record 476 yards of total offense. The Cajuns defeat Colorado State, 35-28. It is only the third time in NCAA history that a player accumulates at least 200 yards rushing and passing in the same game.

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November 19, 1988

Five-foot-four kick return specialist Joe Redding has four kickoff returns for 89 yards to finish his career with 114 returns for 2,642 yards - both NCAA career records that would last for eight years.

October 21, 1989

With the best passing performance of his career (313 yards), Brian Mitchell becomes the first player in NCAA history to pass for 5,000 yards and rush for 3,000 yards in a career.

November 18, 1989

Brian Mitchell’s 7-yard touchdown run with 40 seconds left in the fourth quarter pulled the Cajuns within one point, 28-27. After the first two-point conversion was called back, Mitchell found Corey Williams for a second two-pointer to give UL a 29-28 victory over Arkansas State. Mitchell finished with 232 rushing yards and four rushing scores (he tallied 214 yards rushing and a school-record five rushing scores the week prior). Nine rushing TDs in his final two games gave Mitchell 47 for his career and set a NCAA record that would stand for nine seasons.

October 6, 1990

A crowd of 36,133 watches as the Cajuns take on Alabama at Cajun Field. The Crimson Tide is the only SEC team to ever play at Cajun Field.

November 27, 1993

After a 2-9 season in 1992, the Cajuns make one of the biggest turnarounds in college football history and win the Big West championship. A 21-17 win over Louisiana Tech completes an 8-3 season. Nelson Stokley is honored as Big West Coach of the Year, while Orlando Thomas is BWC Defensive Player of the Year.

October 28, 1995

Brandon Stokley (113 yards) and Donald Richard (102) become the first 100-yard receiving pair in Cajuns history.

November 4, 1995

In a 40-33 win over Louisiana Tech, Jake Delhomme (371 pass), Marcus Prier (113 rush), Brandon Stokley (147 receive) and Donald Richard (117 receive) become the first UL foursome to pass for 300 yards, rush for 100 yards and record two 100-yard receivers in the same game.

November 18, 1995

Brandon Stokley’s 130 receiving yards give him 1,121 yards, an NCAA record for receiving yards by a freshman.

September 14, 1996

Quarterback Jake Delhomme leads the Cajuns to a 29-22 upset over #25 Texas A&M in front of 38,783 at Cajun Field.

November 9, 1996

Jake Delhomme saves one of the best performances of his stellar career for his final outing at Cajun Field. He throws a school-record five touchdown passes in guiding the Cajuns to a 45-31 win over Northern Illinois. Delhomme also sets the State of Louisiana career mark with 9,216 passing yards.

November 21, 1998

Brandon Stokley’s 110 receiving yards give him a total of 3,702 yards in 37 career games, thus becoming the first player in NCAA Division I-A history to average 100 yards receiving per game over a career.

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September 4, 1999

Football is the first athletics team to compete as the University of Louisiana following the University’s centennial celebration and name change from Southwestern La.

October 20, 2001

The Cajuns win their first Sun Belt Conference game in school history, a 54-37 triumph vs. Idaho in Pullman, Wash.

September 7, 2002

The Big 10 Conference makes its first appearance in Lafayette, as the Minnesota Golden Gophers travel to “The Swamp”, but the Cajuns fall, 35-11.

April 26, 2003

With the third pick in the second round of the 2003 NFL Draft, the Chicago Bears make Charles Tillman the highest drafted player in school history (35th overall). Tillman would go on to be named NFL Rookie of the Year and an All-Pro by Sports Illustrated, while receiving the NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year honor from Football Digest.

October 11, 2003

Eric Rekieta goes 33-of-54 for a school-record 473 passing yards and adds four touchdowns in a 45-42 homecoming loss to ULM.

November 8, 2003

Derace James’ blocked field goal is returned 45 yards for a touchdown by UL’s Antwain Spann. Earlier in the season at South Carolina, Michael Adams’ blocked field goal was returned 89 yards for a touchdown by UL’s Pat Lamy. It was the first time in NCAA history that a team has returned two blocked field goals for touchdowns in the same season.

November 15, 2003

In one of the most thrilling games in school history, UL downs Middle Tennessee in a 57-51 four-overtime contest. Fred Stamps records a career-high 13 receptions for 201 yards - extending his school-record reception streak to 44 games. Freshman Jerry Babb goes 37-of-56 for a career-best 435 yards and five TDs (4 pass / 1 rush).

November 5, 2004

The Cajuns play North Texas in a Friday night game nationally televised to 86 million homes via ESPN2. The game is viewed in Iraq by troops serving in the U.S. armed forces.

November 26, 2005

A 54-21 thrashing of ULM gives the Cajuns a share of the Sun Belt Conference title. True freshman Tyrell Fenroy runs for 164 yards and three TD’s. Fenroy becomes the first Cajuns running back to rush for 1,000 yards - finishing the season with 1,053 yards and 12 scores. Louisiana loses the Sun Belt tie-breaker and watches Arkansas State play at Cajun Field in the New Orleans Bowl at Lafayette.

October 4, 2008

Tyrell Fenroy rattles off a school record 297 yards rushing on just 20 carries at ULM. He appears to score his fourth TD and top 300 yards with less than one minute remaining, but the run is called back on a holding penalty. Fenroy doesn’t get another carry as the Cajuns run out the clock. He is awarded National Offensive Player of the Week honors.

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October 11, 2008

Jason Chery touches the ball seven times in the first half at North Texas and gains 335 all-purpose yards, scoring five touchdowns. He scores on an 81-yard run, receptions of 17, 49 and 57 yards and has a 97-yard kickoff return for a TD.

November 1, 2008

In the 1,000th game in school history, Tyrell Fenroy becomes the seventh player in NCAA history with four 1,000-yard rushing seasons, joining Tony Dorsett, Amos Lawrence, Denvis Manns, Ron Dayne, Cedric Benson and DonTrell Moore. Fenroy has already become the school and Sun Belt all-time leader in rushing yards and soon becomes the State of Louisiana career leader.

December 3, 2008

Michael Desormeaux gains 42 yards rushing to finish the season with 1,035 yards and become just the eighth QB in NCAA history with back-to-back 1,000-yard rushing seasons.

December 9, 2008

Tyrell Fenroy and Michael Desormeaux are named Sun Belt Player of the Year and Offensive POY, respectively, after leading the Cajuns to new school single-season records in total yards (5,390) and touchdowns (54).

September 5, 2009

A new attendance record is set, as 41,357 fans “sell-out” Cajun Field. The Southern band plays a tribute to the late Michael Jackson and the Cajuns beat the Jaguars 42-19.

September 12, 2009

The Big XII’s Kansas State comes to Cajun Field and is upset by the Cajuns 17-15. Tyler Albrecht nails his first career field goal attempt (48 yards with 32 seconds left).

November 5, 2011

The Cajuns score two touchdowns in the final 3:08 to erase an 11-point deficit and defeat ULM 36-35 to secure a perfect 5-0 mark at Cajun Field, marking the first undefeated season at home since 1987 (5-0). The win also locks up the first eight-win season for UL since 1993.

November 21, 2011

The moment Cajuns fans had been waiting for finally arrived. On Monday, Nov. 21, 2011, the Ragin’ Cajuns accepted a bid to the R&L Carriers New Orleans Bowl marking the school’s first bowl appearance since 1970.

December 17, 2011

Brett Baer kicks a 50-yard field goal as time expires to give Louisiana a 32-30 win over San Diego State in front of a record crowd of 42,841 in the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl. Blaine Gautier throws for 470 yards and three touchdowns and sets a school record with 492 yards of total offense to earn game MVP honors. It was the first bowl appearance for the Ragin’ Cajuns since 1970.

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The Ragin’ Cajuns rolled to a 70-7 win over Nicholls State to record their 500th victory in program history. The squad set new records for points in a game and largest margin of victory at Cajun Field. The Cajuns also tied a record with 10 touchdowns in the game as Stephen Bruachle set a new PAT record with 10.

October 15, 2013

Trailing 10-0 in the second quarter with WKU knocking on the door for another score, sophomore Al Riles intercepted a pass on fourth-and-goal and returned it 99 yards to turn things around for the Cajuns. The team would go on to win 37-20 against the Hilltoppers on the road in front of a national television audience.

November 11, 2013

The Cajuns got a memorable goal line stop from cornerback Trevance Patt on fourth-and-goal with two minutes remaining in the game to hold off a Troy comeback for a 41-36 victory at Cajun Field. The win held a seven-game win streak in tact as the Ragin’ Cajuns would record eight straight wins during the season and was an important result leading the way to the team’s first Sun Belt Conference title since 2005.

December 21, 2013

After holding the lead for most of the first half and a majority of the third quarter, the Cajuns needed a 27yard field goal from Hunter Stover to pull out a 24-21 win over Tulane to claim its third straight R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl title. An 82-yard interception return for touchdown by Corey Trim gave the Cajuns a 21-0 advantage early in the second quarter. The Green Wave answered with three straight scores before the field goal. Louisiana got a big stop on a missed 48-yard field goal by Tulane’s All-American kicker Carlos Santos to clinch the victory.

October 21, 2014

In a high-scoring affair, the Cajuns leaned on the running back duo of Alonzo Harris and Elijah McGuire to carry the load against Arkansas State. The tandem combined for eight touchdowns, four apiece, en route to a 55-40 victory over the Red Wolves. McGuire posted the third most rushing yards in a game tallying 265 yards on 19 carries.

December 20, 2014

The Ragin’ Cajuns jumped out to a 7-0 lead on a 17yard touchdown pass from Terrance Broadway to C.J. Bates and never looked back claiming a 16-3 victory over Nevada for the program’s fourth R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl Championship. Hunter Stover equaled a career-high with three field goals in the contest including a career-best 46-yard field goal.

December 21, 2012

Terrance Broadway accounted for 424 yards of total offense, throwing for 316 yards and a score and rushing for 108 yards and a TD, as the Cajuns won their second straight R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl, 43-34, over East Carolina. Brett Baer kicked three field goals to end his career as the most accurate kicker in NCAA history (4550, .900).

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Team – Round (Overall) Chicago Cardinals - 24 (224) Chicago Cardinals - 5 (33) Brooklyn Dodgers - 18 (176) Philadelphia Eagles - 22 (228) Miami Seahawks - 4 (25) Washington Redskins - 12 (98) Buffalo Bills - 26 (183) Baltimore Colts - 16 (197) New York Yanks - 25 (299) Green Bay Packers - 18 (209) Dallas Texans^ - 20 (160) Pittsburgh Steelers - 19 (255) Kansas City Chiefs - 12 (89-96) Oakland Raiders - 13 (332) New York Jets - 14 (349) Buffalo Bills - 15 (382) Kansas City Chiefs - 12 (331) Seattle Seahawks - 11 (293) New Orleans Saints - 10 (258) Washington Redskins - 3 (83) Chicago Bears - 7 (190) Los Angeles Rams - 10 (258) New England Patriots - 3 (73) Green Bay Packers - 7 (169) Green Bay Packers - 8 (198) Washington Redskins - 5 (130) Minnesota Vikings – 6 (163) Chicago Bears - 11 (304) Minnesota Vikings – 2 (42) New Orleans Saints - 6 (179) Arizona Cardinals - 2 (36) Baltimore Ravens - 4 (105) Carolina Panthers - 7 (258) Chicago Bears – 2 (35) Pittsburgh Steelers – 4 (125) Houston Texans – 6 (188) St. Louis Rams – 5 (149) Detroit Lions – 3 (85) San Diego Chargers – 4 (110) Green Bay Packers - 6 (210)

+ Drafted from another school AAFC – All-America Football Conference, 1946-49 AFL - American Football League, 1960-1969, draft combined with NFL Draft 1967-69 AFL* - AFL conducted a Redshirt Draft in addition to its regular draft in 1965 & 1966 USFL - United States Football League Supplemental Draft ^ Dallas Texans became the Kansas City Chiefs. Bold print indicates player played in the NFL.

Ragin’ Cajuns in the Super Bowl

Ten former players have participated in the NFL’s Super Bowl. Five Cajuns have rings, including Brandon Stokley and Ike Taylor with two each. PLAYER (TEAM) SUPER BOWL Ike Taylor (Pittsburgh) XLV (2011) Michael Adams (Arizona) XLIII (2009) Ike Taylor (Pittsburgh) XLIII (2009) Antwain Spann (New England) XLII (2008) Charles Tillman (Chicago) XLI (2007) Brandon Stokley* (Indianapolis) XLI (2007) Ike Taylor (Pittsburgh) XL (2006) Jake Delhomme (Carolina) XXXVIII (2004) Brandon Stokley (Baltimore) XXXV (2005) Brian Mitchell (Washington) XXVI (1992) Clarence Verdin* (Washington) XXII (1988) Randy McClanahan (Oakland) XV (1981) Rafael Septien (Dallas) XIII (1979)

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Ragin’ Cajuns in the Pro Bowl

Seven former Ragin’ Cajuns have played in the NFL Pro Bowl. Weldon Humble was the first Cajun selected to the Pro Bowl, representing the AFL in 1951. Chicago’s Charles Tillman was the last Ragin’ Cajun to play in the Pro Bowl, playing for the NFC in both 2011 and 2012. Clarence Verdin and Tillman are the only former Cajuns to be a two-time Pro Bowl selection.

PLAYER (TEAM) Jake Delhomme (Carolina) Brian Mitchell (Washington) Todd Scott (Minnesota) Clarence Verdin (Indianapolis) Rafael Septien (Dallas) Weldon Humble (Cleveland) Charles Tillman (Chicago)

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Player Name (Pos.) UL NFL Games Team Michael Adams (CB) 2003-06 80 Arizona Cardinals, 2007-12 (74); Tampa Bay, 2013 (6) Louis Age (T) 1989-91 6 Chicago Bears, 1992 Patrise Alexander (LB) 1992-94 33 Washington Redskins, 1996-98 Justin Anderson (LB) 2010-13 2 New York Giants, 2014 James Atkins (OT) 1989-92 63 Seattle Seahawks (49), 1994-97; Baltimore Ravens (11), 1998-99; Detroit Lions (3), 2000 John Bandura (OE/DE) 1938-41 1 Brooklyn Dodgers, 1943 D’Anthony Batiste (OL) 2000-03 37 Atlanta Falcons (4), 2007; Washington Redskins (8), 2009 Denver Broncos (5), 2010; Arizona Cardinals (19), 2010-12 Charles Bennett (DE) 1983-84 3 Miami Dolphins, 1987 Bill Bentley (CB) 2008-11 18 Detroit Lions, 2012-14 Karl Bernard (RB) 1985-86 3 Detroit Lions, 1987 Bill Blackburn (C/LB) 1943 59 Chicago Cardinals, 1946-50 C.C. Brown (S) 2003-04 81 Houston Texans (50), 2005-08; New York Giants (16), 2009; Detroit Lions (15), 2010 Chris Cagle (HB/DB) 1922-25 48 New York Giants (28), 1930-32; Brooklyn Dodgers (20), 1933-34 Anthony Clement (OT) 1994-97 128 Arizona Cardinals (82), 1998-04; San Francisco 49er’s (14), 2005 New York Jets (32), 2006-07 Kenyon Cotton (FB) 1993-96 27 Baltimore Ravens, 1997-98 Willie Culpepper (WR) 1985-88 3 Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 1992 Richie Cunningham (K) 1989-92 51 Dallas Cowboys (44), 1997-99; Carolina Panthers (7), 1999-00 Hall Davis (DE) 2005-09 3 Tennessee Titans, 2010 (1); Cleveland Browns, 2012 (2) Joe DeForest (LB) 1983-86 3 New Orleans Saints, 1987 Jake Delhomme (QB) 1993-96 103 New Orleans Saints (6), 1999, 2002; Carolina Panthers (91), 2003-09; Cleveland Browns (5), 2010; Houston Texas, 2011 Virgil Eikenberg (QB) 1943 9 Chicago Cardinals, 1948 Brad Franklin (CB) 1998-01 4 Jacksonville Jaguars, 2003 Chris Gannon (TE/DE) 1985-88 40 San Diego Chargers (10), 1989; New England Patriots (30), 1990-93 Ladarius Green (TE) 2008-11 34 San Diego Chargers, 2012-14 Mark Hall (DE) 1987-88 10 Green Bay Packers, 1989-90 Kyries Hebert (S) 1999-01 31 Cincinnati Bengals, 2008-09 Keno Hills (OT/OG) 1993-94 22 New Orleans Saints, 1996-98 Weldon Humble (OG/LB) 1943 58 Cleveland Browns (AAFC) (35), 1947-49; Cleveland Browns (12), 1950; Dallas Texans (11), 1952 Brian Jones (TE) 1999-00 29 Jacksonville Jaguars, 2004-06 Elvis Joseph (RB) 1997-99 29 Jacksonville Jaguars, 2001-02 Saxon Judd (OE) 1943 41 Brooklyn Dodgers (AAFC), 1946-48 John Magee (OG/DG) 1943 91 Philadelphia Eagles, 1948-55 Randy McClanahan (LB) 1975-76 61 Oakland Raiders (14), 1977; Buffalo, Bills (16), 1978 Oakland/Los Angeles Raiders (31), 1980-82 Brian Mitchell (RB/KR) 1986-89 223 Washington Redskins (159), 1990-99; Philadelphia Eagles (48), 2000-02 New York Giants (16), 2003 Donovan Morgan (WR) 2001 3 Houston Texans, 2005 Lance Poimbeouf (T) 1960-62 1 Dallas Cowboys, 1963 John Roveto (K) 1977-79 18 Chicago Bears, 1981-82 Todd Scott (CB) 1987-90 83 Minnesota Vikings (60), 1991-94; New York Jets (10), 1995 Tampa Bay Buccaneers (3), 1995-96; Kansas City Chiefs (10), 1997 Rafael Septien (K) 1974-77 151 Los Angeles Rams (14), 1977; Dallas Cowboys (137), 1978-86 William Sims (LB) 1989-92 8 Minnesota Vikings, 1994 Antwain Spann (CB) 2003-04 19 New England Patriots, 2006-08 Brandon Stokley (WR) 1995-98 131 Baltimore Ravens (33), 1999-02; Indianapolis Colts (41), 2003-06 Denver Broncos (44), 2007-09; Seattle Seahawks (11), 2010; New York Giants (2), 2011 Ivan “Ike” Taylor (CB) 2001-02 174 Pittsburgh Steelers, 2003-14 Orlando Thomas (S) 1991-94 98 Minnesota Vikings, 1995-01 Charles Tillman (CB) 1999-02 156 Chicago Bears, 2003-14 Clarence Verdin (WR) 1980-83 118 Washington Redskins (11), 1986-87; Indianapolis Colts (95), 1988-93 Atlanta Falcons (12), 1994 Melvin White (CB) 2009-12 30 Carolina Panthers 2013-14 Win Williams (OE) 1943 27 Baltimore Colts (AAFC), 1948-49 2015 Media Guide

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A ABADIE, Ulysses ABEL, Doug ABEL, Glynn ABRAHAM, J.J. ABRAMS, Tyrone ABRAMSON, Albert ACCIME, Frantz ACHEE, Henry ADAMS, E.P. ADAMS, Earl ADAMS, Ed ADAMS, Emory H. ADAMS, Ewart J. ADAMS, Michael ADAMS, Ronnie ADAMS, Roy ADAMS, Seth ADKINS, Antoinne ADKINS, Aylmer ADKINS, Dave ADKINS, Horace AGE, Louis AGE, Louis AGUILLARD, L.E. ALBERT, Darrell ALBRECHT, Tyler ALBRITTEN, Bill ALEXANDER, Danny ALEXANDER, Patrice ALEXANDER, Tyren ALEXANDER, Van Ray ALEXANDER, Wylie ALLEMAN, Slattery ALLEN, G.M. ALLEN, J.C. ALLEN, Jerry ALLEN, Mickey ALLEN, Willie ALONZO, Don ALVAREZ, Carlos ANDERSON, Brent ANDERSON, Jermal

1973-76 1972 1937-38 1944 1997 1926 2007-08 1925 1969 1925 1938-40 1923-26 1924-25 2003-06 1998-99 1945 2007 2014 1933-35 1960-62 1936, 1938-39 1970-71 1989-91 1917-18, 1921 1997 2007, 2009-10 1949 1982-85 1992-94 2012-14 1988-90 1940 1912-14 1944 1960 1960 1952-53 1978-80 1953-54 2011 1980-81 1996

ANDERSON, Justin 2010-13 ANDERSON, Octravian 2012-14 ANDREPONT, Milton 1959-60 ANDREWS, Doyle 1943 ANDREWS, Dwayne 1993-95 ANDRUS, Chad 1990-91 ANDRUS, Ray Ted 1946-47 ANDRUS, Roy 1941 ANGELLOS, Cyrus 1914 ANNULIS, Keith 1987-89 ANYAMA, Boris 2011-14 ARABIE, Brandon 1997-98 ARCHANGEL, Stephen 2001-02 ARCHER, Ben 1995-98 ARENA, Phil 1956-59 ARMANT, Jacques 1995-96 ARMIT, James 1983 ARMS, Johnny 1959-60 ARMSTRONG, Henry 1943 ARMSTRONG, Laurie 1960 ARMSTRONG, Robert E. 1960 ARNAUD, Chad 1995 ARONS, Gary 1973-74 ARVIE, Robert 1987, 1989-91 ASHLEY, Billy Joe 1956-57 ATER, Dan 1995-96 ATKINS, James 1989-92 ATKINS, Murray 1986-89 AUBREY, Luke 2008-09 AUCOIN, Raymond 1925-26 AUGUST, Clifton 2000 AURIENE, Orkeys 2007-10 AUSTIN, Scott 2014 AUTIN, David 1970-72 AUTREY, Grant 1999-00, 2002-03 AYCOCK, Roy E. 1910-11 AZIOS, Richard 1970-73

B BABB, Jerry BABIN, Maury A. BABINEAUX, Baron BABINEAUS, Dexter

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1919 1946 1984-87 1940-41 2004 1994-97 1970 1976-77 1984-86 1944 1919-20 1953 1917-18, 1920 1944 1930-32 2002-04 1986-87 1993 2012-14 1982-83 1968-71 1988-89 1940-41 1915 1962 1960-62 1932-34 1996-99 1983-85 1987-90 1991-92 1976-79 2005, 2007 1944 1945 1994 1947-48 2000-01 1978-80 2001-02 1952-54 1979-81 1931 1970-71 1962 1975-78 2005-08 1970-72 1992 1972-73 1998-2001 1943 1972-73 1962 1942 1988-89 1994-97 1970-73 1997-98 1951 1943 1944 1940-41, 1945 1958-60 1994 1985 2000-02 2007-08 1910 1988-90, 1992 1988-89 1944-45 1945 1912 2002-05 2012

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1911-12 1953-54 2003-04 1944 2008 1997 1952-53 1979-80 1939-41 1961 1967-69 1926-28 1978 1993-96 2000-01 1980 1978-79 1968-70 1964-66 2003-06 1943 1924 1944-45 2014 1972-73 1935-36 2001-04 1953-56 1924 1968-71 1930-31 1944 1948-51 1990-92 1936 2014 1985-88 1954 1932 1989-92 1911 1995 2003

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2008-11 1951 2007-10 1987-90 1983-86 1968-70 2013-14 1981-84 1999-02 1934 2003-06 1993-96 1989 1967 1989-92 1912 1944 1980-83 1918 1952-53 1935-37 1916 2008-10 2005-08 1971-73 1977 1980-81 1996-98 1938-39, 1946 1946-49 1920-22 1957-58 1940-41, 1946 1951-52 1939 1975-76 1997-2000 1921-22 1952-54 1961-63 1934 1995-96 1917 1913-14 1933-35 2008, 2010 2013-14 1942, 1946-48 1972 1915-17 1970 1968-70 1998 1997-98 1946-48 1975 1953-55 1979 1941 1937-39 1929-31 2006 1974 1919-21 1971 1967-69 2000-01 1996 2000 1922-23 1974-76 2011-12 1989-90 1936 1954-55, 1959 2013-14

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E EAGER, Sam EAGLES, Greg EARLES, W. EARLY, Harold EASON, J. EDMISTON, Drew EDNEY, Jimmy EHASZ, Mike EIKENBERG, Virgil ELDER, Morris ELLIS, Mike ENGLISH, Ron ENNIS, Gavin ERNEST, Justin ESCHETTE, J.D. ESCOYNE, Tony ESPERAN, C.R. EUGENE, Micah EVANS, Joe EVANS, Joseph EVANS, Lamar EVELAND, Roland EXPOSITO, Joe

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FLOYD, Antonio FLOYD, Glen FLUGENCE, Phillip FOGG, Ken FOLEY, David FOLSE, Barton FONDREN, Hebert FONSECA, Kerry FONTENETTE, Dwayne FONTENOT, Randy FONTENOT, Steve FORD, Oliver FOREMAN, Barney FOREMAN, Frank FORET, David FORET, Gerald FORET, Russell FORMAN, Charlie FORTIER, W.J. FOSTER, Kevon FOSTER, Stan FOUQUIER, Kevin FOURNET, Howard FOURNET, Robert FOX, Charles FRAMEL, Brit FRANCEZ, Jules FRANCOIS, Jonas FRANCOIS, Reginald FRANK, Marshall FRANKLIN, Brad FREDERICK, Dennis FREDRICK, Corey FREDRICKSON, Freddie FREEMAN, David FREEMAN, James FREEMAN, Jesse FREEMAN, Luther FROMENTHAL, Logan FROST, Jack FRUGE FUEHRER, Paul FUNK, Charles FUSELIER, Charles FUSELIER, Gabe

2000-03 1985-86 1980-81 1988-90 1925-26 1996-99 1952-55 2000 1987-90 1974 1984 1980, 1982-84 1938 1954-57 1979-82 1950-51 1957 1990-91 1944 2012 1995 2014 1947-48, 1950-51 1949-50 1969-72 2005-06 1914 1989-90, 1992 1990-92 1991 1998-01 1985-87 2005-06 1962 1997 1990-92 2014 1988-89 1962 1972 1917 1963 1948 1962-64 2014

GILBERT, Buddy GIBSON, Le’Marcus GILL, Ralph GILL, Robert GILLES, Ryan GILLIS, Rodney GILMORE, Anthony GILMORE, Lerodric GISCLAIR, Corey GISCLAIR, Troy GISTORB, Chris GIVENS, Ray GLENN, Clarence GLIDEWELL, William GOERTZ, Gerald GOERTZ, Harold GOFF, David GOFF, Marlon GOLDEN, Hunter GOOCH, Stacy GOODLETT, Ross GORDON, A. GORDON, Eddie GORDY, M. GORE, G.L. GOSNELL, Chester GOSNELL, Miles GOSSEN, Steve GRANIER, Trey GRAY, Charles GRAY, David GREEN, Bertrand GREEN, Ladarius GREEN, Tre’ GREER, R.S. GREIG, Kenny GREMILLION, Larry GRESHAM, Billy GRIFFIN, Dick GRIFFIN, James J. GRIFFIN, Jim GRIFFIN, Qyendarius

1947 2011-12 1958 1971-73 2006 2011-13 1986-89 1992-93, 1995 1992 1995-96 2000-01 2004-07 1982-85 1947 1952-54 1952-54 1975-76 1994-95 1990-91 1928-29 2008, 2011 1945 2014 1918 1944-45 1963-66 1964-65 1957-60 2014 1977 1977-79 1982-84 2008-11 2004-07 1919 1963-66 1974-77 1973-76 1955 1948, 1950 1954 2011

G GAAR, David GADDIES, Tyrell GAGNET, Thomas Rupert GAJAN, Chipper GAMMILL, Mike GALLOWAY, Joe GANNON, Chris GARBER, Charles GARCIA, Ernie GARDINER, Harvey GARDNER, Earnest GARRETT, Don GARRY, Calise GARTH, William GARY, S. GASAWAY, Byron GASAWAY, Keddric GATEWOOD, Dexter GAUDEAU, Burnice A. GAUDET, Louis GAUDIN, Charles GAUTIER, Blaine GEAREN, Frank GENTRY, Thurman GEORGE, Andre GERAMI, F. GERAMI, Cooper GIBBENS, Jerry GIBBS, Allen

1997-00 2009-11 1937-39 1978 1966 1958 1985-88 1951-54 1980-81 1936 2011 1966-68 1929-30 1936-37 1945 1995-96 1991, 1993 1987-89 1914-17 1947-50 1951-52 2009-12 1953-55 1936 1999-02 1945 2010-11 1971-73 1966

LADARIUS GREEN GROS, George GROTEFEND, John GROUCHY, Cyril GRUNSON, G GUERIMER, Gaston GUIDROZ, George GUIDRY, Danny GUIDRY, David GUIDRY, Emmanuel GUIDRY, Jake GUIDRY, Keith GUIDRY, Louis GUIDRY, Paul GUIDRY, Randy GUIDRY, Rocky

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1965-66 2006 1914 1919 1912 1910 1989, 1991 1978-79 1973-76 2013-14 1981-84 1942 1958 1985-88 1990-93

GUIDRY, Todd GUIDRY, Tommy GUILBEAU, Thomas GUILBEAUX, Seth GUILLORY, Bob GUILLORY, Sean GUNNER, Ronald GUNTER, Sam GUY, Robert

1990 1965-66 1913-15 2010 1966-68 1996 1992-94 1937 1943

H HAACK, Brooks HACKEY, Benjamin HAGAN, Ethbert HAGANS, Cordian HAIK, Dickie HAIRSTON, Bill HAJECATE, Thenes HAKEMACK, Chad HALL, A. HALL, Juan HALL, Keith HALL, Mark HALL, Stanley HAMILTON, Brad HAMILTON, George HAMILTON, Gregg HAMILTON, James HAMILTON, Justin HAMM, Norris HAMMER, Jake HANCHEY, Clinton G. HANCHEY, Theron A. HANDY, Carvin HANNAH, Clarence HANNAH, Hank HANSEN, Arthur HARDEE, Emanuel HARDEN, Linc HARDEWAY, Rodney HARDIN, Steve HARGETT, E.C. HARMON, Jesse HARRELL, Dean HARRIS, Alonzo HARRIS, Joe HARRIS, John HARRIS, Julian HARRISON, Andy HARRISON, Josh HARRISON, Terrance HARRISON, Theron HART, Victor HARVEY, Guy HARVEY, Ronnie HARWELL, Lance HATHORN, Greg HATTEBERG, Al HAUSER, Tom HARVERTY, Mickey HAWKINS, F.G. HAYDEL, Marius HAYES, Tommy HAYES, Reggie HAYES, Scott HAYES, Tyjuan HAYNES, Ken HEAD, Kent HEARD, Holley HEARD, Nathaniel HEBERT, Aden HEBERT, Andrew HEBERT, Kyries HEBERT, J.O. HEBERT, Jay HEBERT, Jed

2013-14 1925 1930-32 2011-12 1968-71 1972-74 1933, 1935-36 1995-98 1916 1994-95 1980-81 1987-88 1985-87 1963-66 1981, 1983-84 1994-95 1981 2011-14 1979-82 1998 1925-28 1920, 1922-24 1999 1976-78 1971 1977 1978 1991 2004-07 1973-76 1944 2000 1939 2011-14 1988-89 1991-94 2004-05 1975-77 2003, 2005 1986-87 1985-88 1997-00 1963-66 2002-04 1981-83 2006-07 1945-47 1967-70 1965-66 1917 1989 1964 1991-92, 1994 2006-09 1990-92 2003-04 1978-81 1943 1998, 2001 1912 2010-13 1999-01 1917 1983-86 1983-86

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I ILES, H. INHERN, Gary IRVING, Ron

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ISAAC, Carl ISAAC, Curtis ISACKS, Leonard

1985-86 2004-05 1984-86

J JACKSON JACKSON, Brian JACKSON, Britt JACKSON, Bruce JACKSON, Delbert JACKSON, Jordan JACKSON, Marcus JACKSON, Steve JACKSON, Thomas JACOB, Fred JACOBS, Chris JACOBS, Craig JACOBS, Laurence JAGAU, C. JAGOU, Lionel JAMAL, Nasser JAMES, Calvin JAMES, Crawford JAMES, Derace JANDE, Walter JEAN, Junior JEANSONNE, Ryan JEFFRIES, Shannon JEFFS, Brad JENKINS, Booker JENKINS, George JOERG, Josh JOFFRION, Eloi JOHNS, Leroy JOHNSON JOHNSON, Adam JOHNSON, Barry JOHNSON, Charles JOHNSON, Chester JOHNSON, Derick JOHNSON, Doug JOHNSON, Garrett JOHNSON, Gerald JOHNSON, Jared JOHNSON, Juan JOHNSON, Kenneth JOHNSON, Lawrence JOHNSON, Leadrew JOHNSON, O.S. JOHNSON, Ricky JOHNSON, Robert JOHNSON, Sherard JOHNSON, Steve JOHNSON, Terry JOHNSON, Thomas JOHNSON, Trae JONES, Bernard JONES, Brian JONES, Creighton JONES, Damian JONES, Dickie JONES, Dominick JONES, Erik JONES, Jarrett JONES, J.B. JONES, Julian JONES, Mike JONES, Muncie JONES, William JORDAN, Levi JOSEPH, Andrew JOSEPH, Elvis JOSEPH, Gerald JOSEPH, Melvin JOSHUA, Jeremy JUDD, Jack

1918 1993-94 1993-96 1980-82 1935-36 2004-05, 2007 2012-14 1980-82 1982-85 1943 1982-85 1985-86 1933-35 1922 1912 2010 1977 1960 2002-03 1958-60 2006, 2009 1932-34 1994-97 1992 2004-05 1990 2000-03 1912-13 1971-72 1918 1989-91 1973-76 1995-97 2002-04, 2006 1986-88 2000 1994-97 1974-76 2013-14 1932 1978 2001-04 1981-83 1946-48 2013 1986-88 2013-14 1971-74 2012-14 1989-90 2011-14 1976 1999-00 1981-83 2006 1966 2013-14 2005-08 2003-05, 2007 1917 2008-10 1994-96 2000 1998 1926-28 2009-11 1997-99 1976-78 1961-62 1997-99 1943

JUDD, Saxon JUDICE, Steve JUDICE, Steve JUUL, Robbie JUUL, Robert

1943 1975 1984-86 1969-72 1994, 1996-97

K KAPP, Gerald KASSEM, Chockey KEATING, Rick KEENUM, Jeff KELLER, Gay KELLEY, Lance KELLY, Joe KELLY, Tommy KEMP, Jim KEMPER, W.Y. KENNEDY, Alfred KENNISON, James KEYES, Derik KEYS, Tim KIELY, Don KING, Darien KING, Hal KING, Jerry KING, Thomas KINGERY, Wayne KINGSBY, Torres KIRKPATRICK, Kyle KIRKPATRICK, Lavelle KITE, Joe KIZER, Jerry KLEINPETER, Leonard KLEINPETER, Vince KLING, Ty KLOAR, Morris KLOCK, Chris KLUNE, Joseph R. KNOTT, Jonathon KNOWLES, Charles KRAMER, Kasey KWARTENG, Eugene

1958-60 1959-60 1975 1991 1942, 1946-48 2008-11 1978-79 1961-63 1966-69 1916 1977-78 1951-54 2005-08 1998-99 1963 1998-01 1979 1960 1985-88 1948 2004-07 1982 1951-52 1950-51 1985 1965-66 1968-70 1982, 1984-85 1927-29 2001, 2003-04 1943-44 2001-02 1969 1991-94 2002-05

L LABBE, J.S. LACOUR, Andrew LACEY, Juan LACY, S.J. LAFLEUR, D. LAFLEUR, Glenn

1919-20 1926 1986 1917 1915 1967-69

GLENN LAFLEUR LAFLEUR, Harold LAMBERT, Greene LAMBOUSAY, George LAMERE, Mark LAMY, Patrick LANAUX, Chris

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LANCASTER, Art LANCON, Ray LANDERS, Nathan LANDRY, A.O. LANDRY, G.A. LANDRY, Gerald LANDRY, Henry LANDRY, Leland LANDRY, Lindsey LANDRY, Louis LANDRY, Maxie E. LANDRY, Pat LANDRY, Raoul LANDRY, Raoul LANE, Matt LANG, B.A. LANGSTON, Mike LAPEROUSE, Expidre LARCADE, Danny LATHAM, Bart LATION, Raymond LAUNEY, Vorlies LAVIOLETTE, Kirk LAWSON, Javone LAXEY, Greg LEATHERWOOD, Vernon LEAUMONT, Pat LeBLANC, E. LeBLANC, Herbie LeBLANC, John LeBLANC, Marc LeBLANC, Rayford LeBLANC, Roy LeBLANC, Sidney LeBOUEF, Farrel LeCOMPTE, Jesse LEDET, Tony LEDET, Winston LEE, Henry LEE, J. Lloyd LEE, Louis LEE, Taboris LEGER, Sherwood LEGER, Zach LEIBERT, Fred LeJEUNE, Dale LeJEUNE, Geoff LEMELLE, Daniel LEMMING, Harry LEMMON, H. LEMOINE, Mike LENNOX, Tom LENNUAU LEONARD, Marvin LEVENHAGEN, Scott LEVERT, Charles LEVIER, Abdule LEVY, T.L. LEWIS, Conrad LEWIS, E.J. LEWIS, Henry LEWIS, J.M. Jr. LEWIS, Jerry LEWIS, Kemmie LEWIS, Marty LEWIS, Robert LEWIS-BUCHANAN, Devon LIGHTFOOT, Tre’maine LINDSAY, Mason LINDSAY, Mosby LINDSEY, Eric LINDON, Dwight LINK, Gerald LITTLE, Knox LLOYD, Bryan LLOYD, Rodney

1945 1958-59 1997 1924 1944 1963-66 1930-32 1945-48 1962-63 1962-65 1921-25 1981-82 1925 1935 2002-04 1922-23 1976-77 1959-60 1977-78 1980 1973-76 1912 1976 2009-12 1991 1940 1969 1916 1964-67 1988 1990-93 1950-51 1929 1935-36 1972-73 1969-71 1959-60 1960-62 1978 1911-12 2006-09 2014 1965-66 2006-07 1948,1950-52 1962 1987-88 2011-13 1992-93 1920-21 1988-90 1943 1918 1953-56 1972 1986-88 2005-07 1930-31 1991-93 1949-51 1927 1917-19 1956-57 2003-04 1983-84 1924 2008-11 2014 1969-72 1933-35 1996-97 2002-05 1969 1937 2002-04 1988-91

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1943 1986-87 1983-86 1975-76 1944 1959-61 1972 1936 1950-51 1911-13 1988 1947, 1949 2000 1986-88 1912

M MACHEN, Richard MACK, Dusty MAGEE, John MAGGIO, Roy MAHONY, G. MAHONY, J. MAHTOOK, Ronnie MAIER, Freddie MAJORS, Danny MALBRUE, Chauziere MALKEMUS, Mark MALLERY, Elijah MALONEY, Michael MALVEAUX, Marcus MANSUR, Weber P. “Cooter” MANUEL, R. MARCELLO, L.J. “Buddy” MARKS, Al MARSHALL, Derrick MARSHALL, Larry MARSHALL, Lorenzo MART, Dickey MARTIN, Andy MARTIN, Andy MARTIN, James MARTIN, Jarad MARTIN, Jerry MARTIN, Marvin MASON, Damon MASON, S.A. MASSON, Chris MASTREAN, Don MATHEWS, Ken MATHEWS, Mike MATINGLY, Phillip MATTHEWS, Terrance MAURIN, Nemour MAY, Engle MAXWELL, Jacob MAYEUX, Lee MAYWEATHER, Derrick MAYWEATHER, Garrick McCALL, Carroll McCANN, Howard McCLANAHAN, Randy McCOLLUM, Quent McCOLLUM, Troy McCOY, Daylon McCRAY, Brandon McCULLOUGH, Geoffrey McCULLOUGH, Rex McDANIEL, Bobby McDONALD, Mike McDONALD, Randy McFARLAND, Wayne McGIBBONEY, Pat McGEE, A.E. McGOVERN, Al McGOWAN, Byron

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1958-60 2008-09 1943 1968 1921 1921 1980-81 1956-57 1960 2014 1978-81 2000 1994-95 1999 1980-82 1913 1947-49 1947 1998-01 1975-76 1976 1966-69 1979-82 1997 1998-00 2011-14 1957 2011-14 1994-96 1916-18 2008-11 1960 1978 1992-93 1977 1989-91 1956-57 1932-33 2010-13 1930 1993 1993-96 1927-28 1960 1975-76 1988-90 2014 2007-10 2010-13 2008-09 1927-29 1960 1968-71 1971-73 1962-63 1967 1917 1951-53 1984

McGRATH, Ryan McGRAW, John McGUIRE, Brad McGUIRE, Elijah McKAY, Jim McKAY, Wendell McKENZIE, Mike McKINLEY, Deryk McKINNEY, Steve McMILLAN, James McMURRY, Thurman McNUTT, Jim McRAIE, Dave MEAUX, H.E. MEISCHEN, Blake MELANCON, Dale MELKILD, Bill MENARD, Mike MENTEL, Adrian MERCHANT, Mike MERRY, Matt MESTEPEY, James MEYERS, Allen MICHEL, Donald MICHELET, Jim MILANO, Mike MILES, Reginald MILLER, Allen MILLER, Berr MILLER, Greg MILLER, Harold MILLER, Jeff MILLER, Lewis MILLER, Marlin MILLER, Rusty MILLER, Ted MILLER, Trikeith MILLET, Morris

1992-93 1941-42 2008-11 2013-14 1965-68 1982-84 1961-62 1994-95 1986-88 1969-71 1932-34 1961-64 1978-79 1921-22 1987-90 1971-74 1974 1974-76 1966-67 1999 1996-99 1949 1950-52 1970-72 1955-57 1952-56 2014 1969-72 1910 1974-76 1952-55 1989-90 1932 2007, 2009-10 1979 1971-73 1999-01 1954

MONK, Dewitt MONTALBANO, Nad MONTGOMERY, Lauree MONTGOMERY, Wilson MONTIE, Valsin MONROE, Cory MOORE, B.L. MOORE, Curtis MOORE, David MOORE, Jessie MOORE, Mike MOORE, Sharrick MOORE, Verlin MOREAU, Curry MOREL, Connor MOREL, Derek MORELLA, Stephen MORGAN, Chip MORGAN, Donovan MORGAN, Lamar MORGAN, Minis MORGAN, Welton MORRIS, A.C. MORRIS, J.W. MORRISS, Johnny MORROW, Chris MORTON, Patrick MOSBY, Alvin MOSELEY, M.B. MOSING, Donald MOSS, Monroe MOTEN, Jemarlous MUEHR, Keith MULA, J.Y. MULLIN, R.C. MURCHISON, Jarvis MURRY, Roy MUTH, Brady

1974 1925 1960 1938 1928 2001 1910 1956-57 1951-54 1994 2004-05 2007-10 2007-08 1934-35 2007 2004 2014 1988-90 2001 2003, 2005-07 1927, 1929 1983-85 1915-16, 1921 1921-22 1927-29 1983-85 2014 1973 1944 1949 1931-33 2011-12 1974-75 1960-61 1983-84, 1986-87 2003 1977-79 1974-77

BRIAN MITCHELL MILTON, Derrick 1975-76 MITCHELL, Bobby 1988 MITCHELL, Brian 1986-89 MITCHELL, Jeff 1992-95 MITCHELL, Lafayette 1975 MITCHELL, Larry 1966-69 MITCHELL, Lester 1989 MITCHELL, Oliver 1974 MITCHELL, Terry 1966-69 MIXON, F.G. 1949, 1951-53 MOAK, Stacey 1962 MOCEK, Steve 1991-94 MODICUT, Joseph “Moose” 1948 MOLBERT, Jake 2011-14 MOLKENBUHR, W.V. 1944 MONCLA, Buck 1990-93 MONCLA, Edward F. 1914-16 MONEY, Lanny 1960

NARCAVAGE, David NASH, Brandon NASH, Harold NEELY, Jacob NEGROTTO, Nick NEUSTROM, David NEUSTROM, Mike NEVELS, Phillip NEWMAN, Chad NEWMAN, Jesse NEWTON, Josh NICHOLLS, Jim NICHOLS, Hawley NICOLOSI, Pete NIEL, Paul NIXON, Jalen NOBLE, Ralph NORMAN, Tyler NORTHCOTT, Mike NORTON, Paul NORMAND, C.V. NOWLIN, Robert NUNEZ, Carl NUNEZ, Ronnie

1996 2010-13 1990-92 1940-41 1947 1971-74 1965-68 2006-09 1988-89 2004-07 2001 1962 1926 1960 1940-41, 1946 2013-14 1943 2003-04 1975 1988-90 1910 1943 1956-58 1978-80

O OAKES, C.W. O’BANNON, Robert O’BRIEN, Neal O’CONNOR, James ODENHEIMER, Steve ODOM, Jaron O’DONNELL, Herbert OLIVIER, David O’NEAL, Cliff ONYENEKWU, Emeka

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1939 1943 1970-73 1953-55 1969 2009-12 1933-34 1975-76 1959-61 2010-12

O’QUINN, Gary O’QUINN, Vorney O’RAND, Hebert ORTEGO, Michael ORTEGO, Spencer ORTEMOND, David OUBRE, Johnnie OWENS, Chris OWENS, E. Thurman

1956-58 1976 1939-40 1967 2007-10 1994-95 1959 1986 1943-44

P PACE, Lance PADGET, Don PALMER, John PALOZZI, D.A. PANNELL, Richard PARDO, Diego PARKER, Bruno PARQUET, Felton PARSONS, Marvin PATE, Richard PATIN, Daryl PATIN, Mike PATT, Trevence PAUL, Don PAYNE, Ron PENDERGRAFT, Roy PENNIMON, Rudolph PENNINGTON, James PENTECOST, Mike PEOPLES, Harry PEREZ, Bernard PERKINS, Ed PERKINS, J.B. PERKINS, Pierre PERKINS, Robert PERRIN, Luther PERRON, E.P. PERRONE, Chris PERRY, Evyn PETERSON, Chad PETIT, Donald PETTIS, Larry PEYTON PHELPS, Darrin PHILLIPS, Keifer PHILLIPS, LaQuincy PIERCE, Torrey PILLOW, Robert PINEGAR, James PINGSTON, David PINKNEY, Steve PIRTLE, Kyle PITCOCK, Wayne PITTS, Lemuel PLASENCIA, Gilberto PLAUCHE, Lemoyne PLOUHAR, Kyle PLY, John POCHE, James POIMBOEUF, Lance J. POIRRIER, Steve POISSO, Ryan POLANSKY, Tommy POLK, Larry POLLARD, Barry POOL, Charles POPOVER, M.F. PORTER, Arthur PORTER, Harold POSEY, T.J. POTTER, Cecil PRATER, Chris PRATER, David PRATHER, William PRATT, Edward

2013 1972 1986-87 1944 1986-88 1942 1974-76 1986-89 1978-81 1946-49 1957-58 1961-64 2011-14 1992, 1994 1997, 1999 1967-70 1988-90 1992, 1994 1976-77 2011-12 1984 1975-76 1945 1982-85 1943 1931, 1933-34 1923 2003 2012-13 1997 1946-47 2011-14 1918 1986 1990-91 1988, 1990 2012-14 1943 1973-75 1978-81 1996-98 2007-09 1943 1977-79 1992 1932-34 2008-11 1943 1973-76 1960-62 1965-68 1995-97 1957 1976 1974-75 1991-93 1945 1943 1974-75 2014 1925-26 2012-14 2003 1947 1964-67

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Q QUAVE, Daniel QUAVE, Mykhael QUOYESER, Camille

2011-14 2012-14 1962-64

R RABALAIS, Ken RADER, Ted RAMSEY, John RAMOS, Junior RANDALL, Trey RANDELL, Herman RANDLE, Cardell RATCLIFF, Bob RAUSH, Jonathan RAYMOND, Ben RAYMOND, J. Randy RAYMOND, Korey RAYMOND, L.J. READ, G REED, Effrem REED, J.C. REDDING, Joe REDDISH, Wardell REEVES, Billy REEVES, Chad REKIETA, Eric REIDMILLER, Dennis REINE, Wayne REININGER, Ernest RENFROW, Winston RESWEBER, Bert REYNOLDS, B. REYNOLDS, Phillip RICE, S.S. RICHARD, Chris RICHARD, Clarence RICHARD, Donald RICHARD, Marcell RICHARD, N.J. RICHARD, Willie J. RICHARDSON, E.J. RICHARDSON, Jerrell RICHARDSON, Terrell RICHMOND, James RICKEY, F.A. RIEDMILLER, Dennis RILES, Al RINGO, Christian RISHER, Mark RIVIERE, A.B. RIX, Ross ROACH, George ROBBINS, Kevin ROBERSON, Chancellor ROBERTS ROBERTS, Craig ROBERTS, Gundy ROBERTS, James ROBERTS, Ronnie ROBERTSON, Robert ROBICHEAUX, Ronnie ROBINSON, Charles ROBINSON, Jamal ROBINSON, John

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1969 1947 1940-42 2006-07 2001-02 1943 1985-87 1952-53 1999-02 1950-51 1970-72 2006-07 1947-48 1913 2012-14 2002 1985-88 1994 1939 1992 2002-03 1977-78 1960 1943 1930-32 1961-63 1944-45 1979-80 1944 2008-09 1928 1994-96 1976 1921 1914-17 1921-23 2014 2007-10 1943 1918-22 1978 2013-14 2011-14 2004-07 1918 2003 1949 2004-05 2006-08 1918 1991-93 1939-40 2003 1958-59 1931-32 1953 1940-42 2011-14 1990-93

ROBINSON, Myron ROBINSON, Ronald ROBINSON, Willie RODEMACHER, Morgan RODGERS, Joseph RODRIGUE, G.A. ROETHELE, Jim ROGERS, David ROGERS, Baron ROGERS, Jermaine ROGERS, Scooter ROGERS, Tommie ROLLE, Maurice, Jr. ROLUFS, Frank ROMERO, Cody RONQUILLO, Ray ROONEY, Jerry ROSENBALM, Matt ROSS, Terrance ROTH, Louis ROTH, Matt ROUSSEL, George ROVETO, John ROY, Terry RUBIN, Caleb RUDICK, G.W. RUFF, Wayne RUGER, W.A. RUGER, Wagner R. RUIZ, Evan RULE, Bob RUSSELL, Bobby RUSSELL, Jim Vic RYBOLT, Chip

1991, 1993 1972-73 1999-00 1929-31 1937-39 1972-75 1981-83 1967-70 1995-98 2007-10 2007-08 1971-72 2007-10 1926-27, 1929 1994-96 1988-90 1953 2010-12 1990-92 1952-55 1983 1968-69 1977-79 1912-13 2008 2002-03 1959 1920-23 1924-25 2010 1975-76 1954 1937-38 1988

S ST. AMANT, Bob SADDLER, Harvey SAGER, Christian SAIA, Vincent SAILS, Undrea SALARY, Kerry SALASSI, Carol SAMPSON, Walter SAMPY, BILL SAMUELS, Cleo SANBORN, Jason SANDERS, Billy SANDERS, Jamaal SANDERS, Wofferd SANDUSKY, Richard SANFORD, James SANSALONE, Brian SATERLEE, Bill SAUCIER, Harry SAUNDERS, Riley SAVANNAH, Terry SAVOIE, Adam SCELFO, Mike SCELFO, Sam SCHEXNAYDER, David SCHEXNAYDER, Kirk SCHEXNAYDER, Nelson SCHEXNIDER, Donnie SCHINDLER SCHRADER, Pat SCHROEDER, Dwayne SCHULTZ, Michael SCHUMACK, Curnell SCHWARTZ, Travis SCOTT, Cory SCOTT, Danny SCOTT, Devin SCOTT, Mack SCOTT, Ray SCOTT, Todd

1967-70 1964 2012-14 1927-29 2008-09 1985, 1987 1941-42 1999-02 2002-05 1971-73 1995 1995-96 2002-03 1926 1997-00 1936-37 1992-93 1963 1935 2012 1984 2013 1971-74 1941 2004 1974 1969-71 1983-84 1918 1965-66 1987-90 2007 1997, 1999 1999-00 1999-01 1998-99 2013-14 1979-81 1965 1987-90

SEAGO, Wilmer SEELING, Ron SELCER, Mike SELF, Rocky SELLERS, James SELLERS, Welton P. SENSLEY, Tim SEPTIEN, Rafael SEVIN, Dwight SHAFER, Mike SHAMBLIN, V.M. SHANKLE, Julian

1961 1966-68 1980-81 1971 1990 1923-24 1992-95 1974-77 1964-67 1992-95 1944 2008, 2010

BILL SAMPY SHARON, Nolan SHAW, Chris SHEA, Steve SHEBBURNE, Sam SHEELEY. Charles SHEPHERD, Harry SHEPHERD, Victor SHERIDAN, Dewitt SHILL, Doug SHIRLEY, Russell SHORT, Don SHULTS, Carter SIADDUS, H. SIBILLE, Irwin SIBILLE, Scott SIENER, Greg SIGUE, Kevin SIKES, Larry SILLS, H. SIMMONS, Roy SIMON, Bob SIMON, Wes SIMS, William SINGLETON, George SINGLETON, John SIRAGUSA, Sam SIRMON, William SKELTON, Lloyd SKIDMORE, Ken SLATER, Elton SLATTERY, Walt SMART, Sam SMILEY, James SMITH, A.D. SMITH, Bernard SMITH, Beverly SMITH, Billy SMITH, Charley SMITH, Dawson SMITH, Derrick SMITH, Franco SMITH, Fred SMITH, H.T. SMITH, Jamal

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1963-66 1996-99 1969-71 1914-16 1961 1912 1982-85 1985-86 1963-64 1934 1953-54 1989-91 1913-15 1960-62 1982-85 2012-14 1979-80 1968-69, 1971 1915-16 1949-51 1981 2003-06 1989-92 1911-13 1976-77, 1979 1952-54 1986-88 1943 1995 1984-86 1975-76 1944 1941 1947-49 2010-11 1930-31 1988 1999-02 1935 2005-08 1994-97 1924 1946-47, 1949 2000-02

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RETIRED JERSEYS 1 • Brian Mitchell Quarterback (1986-89)

Brian Mitchell led the Cajuns to four straight winning seasons, becoming the first player in NCAA history to pass for more than 5,000 yards and rush for more than 3,000 yards in a career. He also left UL as the NCAA record holder for most rushing touchdowns in a career by a quarterback with 47. Mitchell was picked by the Washington Redskins in the fifth round of the 1990 NFL Draft and was a member of the Redskins’ Super Bowl XXVI championship team. He spent 10 seasons in Washington, earning Pro Bowl honors in 1996, before playing three seasons with Philadelphia and one with the New York Giants. Mitchell retired as the NFL career leader in combined yards with 23,330. He is still the league’s all-time leader in career kick returns (607), kick return yards (14,014), punt returns (463), punt return yards (4,999) and return TD (13). Mitchell was inducted into the Redskins Ring of Fame in October 2009. Mitchell’s Career Statistics Passing G Comp. Att. Yards TD INT Lg 1986 11 41 102 574 3 8 64 1987 10 72 156 1100 6 9 56 1988 11 129 273 1807 8 9 60 1989 11 143 312 1966 6 17 92 Career 43 385 843 5447 23 43 92 Rushing 1986 1987 1988 1989 Career

Att. Yards Avg. TD Lg 111 514 4.6 4 63 150 767 5.1 9 61 180 743 4.1 15 70 237 1311 5.5 19 67 678 3335 4.9 47 70

5 • Charles Tillman Defensive Back (1999-02)

Charles Tillman was a four-year starter at cornerback and led the Ragin’ Cajuns in interceptions in his final three seasons. Tillman finished his career at Louisiana ranked fifth in school history in interceptions (12) with his 284 career tackles ranking second all-time among defensive backs. Tillman led the Ragin’ Cajuns with six interceptions in 2000 and added four in 2001, becoming the first player in Ragin’ Cajuns history to be named to the All-Sun Belt Conference team. In his final season in 2002, Tillman earned AP All-America honorable mention honors and was a first team All-Sun Belt pick. He posted a career-high 100 tackles with two interceptions on the season, three forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries. After completing his Ragin’ Cajuns career, Tillman was drafted in the second round (the No. 35 overall selection) by the Chicago Bears, where he has spent his entire 12-year NFL career. He earned back-toback Pro Bowl nods in 2011 and 2012 and was named the 2013 NFL Walter Payton Man of the Year. Tillman ranks third in franchise history with 36 interceptions, is first in interception return yards (675) and holds team records for defensive touchdowns (9) and interception returns for TDs (8). He has started 150-of-154 career games played, recording 944 tackles, 36 interceptions, 113 pass breakups, 42 forced fumbles, 3.0 sacks, and eight fumble recoveries. His 42 forced fumbles since 2003 are the most in the NFL. Tillman’s Career Statistics Defense G U-A Total TFL Sacks INT PBU 1999 11 52-30 82 0 0 0 6 2000 11 48-16 64 3(-22) 2(-21) 6 9 2001 11 17-21 38 2(-5) 0 4 8 2002 11 63-37 100 1.5(-5) 0 2 8 Career 44 180-104 284 6.6(-32) 2(-21) 12 31

9 • Damon Mason Defensive Back (1994-96)

Damon Mason posted 135 tackles as a senior, putting him atop Louisiana’s all-time list for tackles in a season by a defensive back. It was also the thirdhighest, single-season total for any Cajuns defender. He was honored as a national Defensive Player of the Week and was featured in Sports Illustrated after posting two interceptions, one for a TD, to go along with two forced fumbles, one sack and a team-best nine tackles in the Ragin’ Cajuns 29-22 upset over nationally-ranked Texas A&M in 1996. He was a first team All-Big West Conference selection in 1995. Mason signed a free agent contract with the Orlando Predators

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of the Arena Football League in November 1997. He completed his 12th season in the league during the 2010 season, competing as a defensive specialist for Orlando. In June 2011 his arena career continued when he signed with the New Orleans Voodoo. Mason’s tour of duty in the AFL also includes stops with Orlando, New Jersey, Las Vegas, Carolina, Grand Rapids and Austin. Mason is the all-time leading tackler in AFL history. Mason’s Career Statistics Defense G U-A Total TFL Sacks INT PBU 1994 11 12-8 20 1(-1) 0 0 0 1995 11 66-22 88 14(-48) 3(-19) 2 4 1996 11 81-54 135 13(-31) 1(-9) 4 10 Career 33 159-84 243 28(-80) 4(-28) 6 14

12 • Jake Delhomme Quarterback (1993-96)

Jake Delhomme, who led the Carolina Panthers to Super Bowl XXXVIII in Houston in 2004, left an indelible mark during his four-year career at Louisiana, especially on the field and in the record books. Delhomme started 43 consecutive games at quarterback. He ranks atop all of the Cajuns passing charts and is listed in the NCAA record books alongside some of college football’s best quarterbacks. He led the Cajuns to three consecutive winning seasons and a pair of Big West Conference championships in 1993 and 1994. He also quarterbacked the Cajuns to arguably the biggest win in school history over nationally-ranked Texas A&M. Delhomme signed as a free agent out of college with the New Orleans Saints, then with the Carolina Panthers as a free agent in 2003. In seven seasons with the Panthers, Delhomme completed 1,580 passes for 19,258 yards and 120 TDs. In 2004, he had career-bests for completions (310), passing yards (3,886) and TDs (29). Delhomme was selected to the 2006 Pro Bowl. He left Carolina following the 2009 season as the franchise’s career leader in passing attempts, completions, yards, touchdowns and 300yard games. Delhomme signed as a free agent with the Cleveland Browns in 2010. He is presently on the Houston Texans roster, signing with the franchise on November 29, 2011. Delhomme’s Career Statistics Passing G Comp. Att. Yards TD INT Lg 1993 11 145 259 1842 14 12 53 1994 11 119 259 1712 10 18 63 1995 11 190 351 2761 20 10 62 1996 11 201 377 2901 20 17 79 Career 44 655 1246 9216 64 57 79

14 • Brandon Stokley Wide Receiver (1995-98)

Brandon Stokley became the first player in NCAA Division I-A history to average more than 100 yards receiving per game over a four-year career. He was the most prolific freshman receiver in the history of college football, catching 75 passes for 1,121 yards in 1995. Stokley still owns the three best receiving seasons in Cajuns history. He was drafted by the Baltimore Ravens in the fourth round of the 1999 NFL Draft and was a member of the Super Bowl XXXV championship team. Stokley signed with Indianapolis in 2003 and was a member of the Colts Super Bowl XLI championship team. In 2004, he had 68 receptions for 1,077 yards and 10 TDs, catching Peyton Manning’s then-record 49th touchdown pass of the season. In 12-plus NFL seasons, the son of former head coach Nelson Stokley has caught 339 passes for 4,680 yards and 34 TDs. Stokley’s Career Statistics Year G Rec. Yards Avg. TD Lg 1995 11 75 1121 14.9 9 52 1996 11 81 1160 14.3 7 78 1997 4 20 248 12.4 1 35 1998 11 65 1173 18.0 8 77 Career 37 241 3702 15.4 25 78

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Running Back/Linebacker (1967-69) Second Team Little All-American (1967) First Team Little All-American (1968)

Glenn LaFleur was the first Ragin’ Cajuns football player in Louisiana history to have his jersey retired. He was a three-year starter at linebacker who earned All-Gulf South Conference honors for three consecutive seasons and was honored as a second-team Little AllAmerican following his junior season. He capped off his collegiate career by being named first-team Little All-American. LaFleur was a brave player who battled through injuries for much of his career. LaFleur’s Career Interceptions Year No. Yards Long 1967 4 84 35 1968 2 13 13 1969 2 0 0 Career 8 97 35

32 • Tyrell Fenroy

Running Back (2005-08) Sun Belt Conference Player of the Year (2008)

Tyrell Fenroy, who had one of the most prolific careers by a running back in NCAA history, saw his number retired during a pre-game ceremony at his final college game. He was a four-time All-Sun Belt selection, 2005 SBC Freshman of the Year and 2008 SBC Player of the Year. Fenroy became only the seventh player in NCAA history with four 1,000-yard rushing seasons and shattered the UL and Sun Belt records for career rushing yards and career rushing touchdowns. As a senior, Fenroy was one of 10 semifinalists for the prestigious Doak Walker Award. He was the nation’s active career rushing leader and set the all-time career rushing record in the State of Louisiana en route to being named 2008 Louisiana Sportswriters Offensive Player of the Year. Fenroy’s Career Statistics Rushing G Att. Yards Avg. TD Lg 2005 11 179 1,053 5.9 12 60 2006 12 223 1,197 5.4 10 57 2007 11 180 1,021 6.1 7 69 2008 12 226 1,375 6.1 19 89 Career 46 808 4,646 5.8 48 89

42 • Orlando Thomas Defensive Back (1991-94) Second Team UPI All-American (1993) Third Team AP All-American (1993)

Orlando Thomas was an All-American performer who led the nation in interceptions during his junior season in 1993. He was selected as a second team AllAmerican by UPI and a third team selection by the Associated Press. He finished second on the Cajuns all-time career tackle list with 347 stops and ranks first among all Cajuns defensive backs. His 18 career interceptions rank third in school history. Thomas was drafted by the Minnesota Vikings in the second round of the 1995 NFL Draft. Thomas spent seven seasons with the Vikings, amassing 473 career tackles and 22 interceptions in 98 games before retiring following the 2001 season. Thomas’ Career Statistics Year G U-A Total TFL Sacks INT PBU 1991 11 55-30 85 1(-1) 0 2 3 1992 11 41-23 64 3(-5) 0 1 4 1993 11 62-34 96 7(-34) 3(-22) 9 9 1994 11 66-36 102 7(-45) 3(-31) 6 9 Career 44 224-123 347 18(-85) 6(-53) 18 25

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FCS Football Championship Subdivision D-II Division II HC Homecoming • Conference game

1901 (2-0)

Coach: Ashby Woodson Home: 1-0 | Away: 1-0 Dec. 21 at Opelousas Jan. 12 Opelousas

W, 6-5 W, 21-0

1902 (1-2)

Coach: Ashby Woodson Home: 1-1 | Away: 0-1 Oct. 16 Louisiana State Nov. 1 Lake Charles Dec. 13 at New Orleans AC

L, 0-42 W, 5-0 L, 0-32

1903 (1-1)

Coach: J. Ovey Herpin Home: 1-0 | Away: 0-1 Nov. 2 Delcambre Academy W, 105-0 Nov. 25 at Lake Charles L, 0-5

1904 (2-0-1)

Coach: Edwin F. Gayle Home: 1-0 | Away: 1-0-1 Nov. 5 at Franklin Nov. 12 Lake Charles Nov. 24 at Company “K”

W, 11-5 W, 17-0 T, 0-0

1905

1906 (1-0-1)

W, 28-0 T, 0-0

1907 (1-0)

Coach: Jefferson Caffery Home: 0-0 | Away: 1-0 Nov. 2 at Crowley

W, 11-5

1908 (6-0)

Coach: Clement J. McNaspy Home: 3-0 | Away: 3-0 Oct. 24 St. Martinville Oct. 31 Crowley Nov. 7 at New Iberia Nov. 21 at St. Martinville Nov. 26 at Lake Charles Nov. 27 Vinton

W, 11-0 W, 17-6 W, 21-0 W, 16-0 W, 12-0 W, 16-0

1909 (5-2-2)

Coach: Clement J. McNaspy Home: 2-1 | Away: 1-1-1 at St. Martinville St. Martinville vs. Crowley vs. Lake Arthur Nov. 6 Abbeville Nov. 13 at Abbeville vs. Lake Charles Nov. 25 at Northwestern State Dec. 11 Northwestern State

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Coach: Clement J. McNaspy Home: 0-0 | Away: 0-2 Oct. 7 at Louisiana State Oct. 18 at Tulane vs. Louisiana College vs. Louisiana College vs. Northwestern State vs. Jefferson College

L, 0-42 L, 0-27 L, 0-9 T, 0-0 W, 30-6 L, 5-11

1912 (3-4)

Coach: H. Lee Prather Home: 3-1 | Away: 0-3 Sept. 28 Morgan City Oct. 12 at Tulane at Jefferson College Loyola Nov. 5 at Louisiana State Louisiana College Nov. 20 Northwestern State

W, 33-0 L, 0-96 L, 0-46 W, 29-0 L, 3-85 W, 19-0 L, 6-13

1913 (4-4)

Coach: Clement J. McNaspy Home: 0-1 | Away: 0-1 Oct. 4 vs. Lake Charles Oct. 11 Louisiana State Nov. 1 vs. Loyola vs. Louisiana College vs. New Iberia vs. Jefferson College vs. Jefferson College at Northwestern State

W, 23-0 L, 0-26 W, 42-0 W, 13-6 W, 55-7 L, 3-32 L, 0-59 L, 12-26

Coach: R.B. Dunbar Home: 0-0 | Away: 0-2 Sept. 27 at Louisiana State vs. Louisiana State JV Oct. 17 at Tulane vs. Louisiana College vs. St. Charles College vs. Louisiana College vs. St. Charles College vs. Northwestern State

L, 0-47 L, 7-13 L, 0-33 W, 45-0 W, 26-0 W, 89-0 W, 26-6 W, 12-0

1915 (5-2-1)

Coach: R.B. Dunbar Home: 3-0 | Away: 2-2-1 Oct. 2 at St. Charles College Oct. 9 at Tulane Oct. 16 Louisiana State JV Oct. 23 Chamberlain-Hunt Oct. 30 at St. Charles College Nov. 3 at Louisiana Tech Nov. 6 at Louisiana College Nov. 25 at Northwestern State

W, 12-0 L, 0-13 W, 7-0 W, 25-0 W, 28-7 T, 7-7 W, 48-0 L, 0-14

1916 (7-1) T, 0-0 W, 17-0 W, 36-2 W, 36-0 W, 62-0 W, 49-0 T, 5-5 L, 0-47 L, 0-11

1910 (6-2-1)

Coach: Clement J. McNaspy Home: 0-0 | Away: 0-0 vs. Louisiana State JV vs. Jennings vs. Tulane JV vs. Tulane JV vs. Louisiana Tech vs. Louisiana College vs. Louisiana State JV vs. Jefferson College vs. Louisiana College

1911 (1-4-1)

1914 (5-3)

No Team (Yellow Fever Epidemic) Coach: Herbert McNaspy Home: 0-0-1 | Away: 0-0 Oct. 27 vs. St. Martinville Nov. 9 Lake Charles

1918 (4-1)

Coach: T.R. Mobley Home: 0-1 | Away: 1-0 Sept. 30 Louisiana State Oct. 7 vs. Louisiana State JV Oct. 14 vs. Louisiana College Oct. 21 vs. St. Charles College Nov. 4 vs. Tulane JV Nov. 14 at Louisiana Tech Nov. 25 vs. Jefferson College Nov. 30 vs. Northwestern State

L, 0-24 W, 6-0 W, 65-0 W, 95-0 W, 14-0 W, 26-0 W, 12-6 W, 20-0

1917 (8-2) W, 6-0 W, 48-0 W, 3-0 T, 0-0 L, 0-75 W, 18-5 L, 5-43 W, 11-0 W, 19-0

Coach: Clement J. McNaspy Home: 0-0 | Away: 0-1 vs. St. Charles College Oct. 6 at Louisiana State vs. Louisiana College vs. Crowley vs. Spring Hill vs. St. Martinville vs. Jefferson College vs. Louisiana Tech vs. Northwestern State vs. Louisiana State JV

W, 26-0 L, 6-20 W, 36-0 W, 54-0 L, 0-26 W, 69-0 W, 32-0 W, 57-0 W, 34-0 W, 22-0

Coach: Clement J. McNaspy Home: 0-0 | Away: 0-1 vs. Louisiana College W, 20-13 Nov. 28 at Tulane L, 0-74 vs. Louisiana College W, 13-7 vs. Patterson W, 107-6 vs. Lake Charles W, 26-0

1919 (2-4-2)

Coach: T.R. Mobley Home: 2-1-2| Away: 0-2 Sept. 27 Alumni Team Oct. 4 at Louisiana State Oct. 11 at Tulane Oct. 18 Louisiana College Nov. 1 Louisiana State JV Nov. 8 vs. Centenary(N)1 Nov. 15 St. Charles College Nov. 27 Northwestern State

T, 7-7 L, 0-39 L, 0-73 T, 0-0 L, 0-18 L, 0-6 W, 44-3 W, 13-0

1920 (2-8)

Coach: H.O. Tudor Home: 2-3 | Away: 0-5 Sept. 25 Abbeville W, 34-0 Oct. 2 at Tulane L, 0-79 Oct. 9 Patterson L, 13-14 Oct. 16 Louisiana State JV L, 0-13 Oct. 23 Louisiana College W, 22-14 (F) Oct. 30 at Louisiana Tech L, 0-2 Nov. 6 at Louisiana College L, 0-14 Nov. 11 at Spring Hill L, 7-42 Nov. 18 St. Charles College L, 7-35 Nov. 25 at Northwestern State L, 0-13

1921 (9-2)

Coach: T.R. Mobley Home: 3-0 | Away: 5-2 Sept. 24 at Patterson W, 26-0 Oct. 1 at Rice L, 0-54 Oct. 3 at St. Charles College W, 40-21 Oct. 8 Jefferson College W, 35-0 Oct. 10 at Centenary(F) W, 2-0 (N)2 Oct. 15 vs. Louisiana State JV W, 3-0 Oct. 22 at Tulane JV W, 13-7 Oct. 29 Louisiana College W, 46-0 Nov. 4 at Loyola W, 20-0 Nov. 11 at Louisiana Tech L, 0-20 Nov. 24 Northwestern State W, 33-2

1924 (6-2-1)

Coach: T.R. Mobley Home: 4-0 | Away: 2-2-1 Sept. 27 at Tulane Oct. 4 at Louisiana State Oct. 11 Jefferson College Oct. 18 Sam Houston State Oct. 25 at Louisiana College Nov. 1 at Pensacola Navy Nov. 8 Lamar Nov. 15 Louisiana Tech Nov. 27 at Northwestern State

1925 (7-2)

Coach: T.R. Mobley Home: 5-0 | Away: 2-2 Sept. 26 at Loyola W, 17-0 Oct. 3 at Louisiana State L, 6-38 Oct. 10 Lamar W, 14-0 Oct. 17 at Sam Houston State L, 2-7 Oct. 24 Southern Miss W, 46-0 Oct. 31 Louisiana College W, 31-0 Nov. 14 Stephen F. Austin W, 26-7 Nov. 20 at Louisiana Tech W, 22-13 Nov. 26 Northwestern State W, 24-7

1926 (6-3-1)

Coach: T.R. Mobley Home: 4-1-1 | Away: 2-2 Sept. 25 Southern Miss W, 33-6 Oct. 2 at Louisiana State L, 0-34 Oct. 9 at Millsaps L, 0-12 Oct. 16 Sam Houston State W, 15-0 Oct. 23 Lamar W, 19-0 Oct. 30 at Louisiana College W, 33-7 Nov. 5 Louisiana Tech L, 0-23 Nov. 12 Stephen F. Austin W, 33-0 Nov. 18 Northwestern State T, 0-0 Nov. 25 at Mississippi College W, 20-16

1927 (2-7-1)

(F) - Forfeit (N)1 - Played in Lake Charles (N)2 - Played at Southwestern Louisiana Fair

Coach: T.R. Mobley Home: 2-1 | Away: 0-5-1 Sept. 24 Southern Miss Oct. 1 at Louisiana State Oct. 8 vs. Spring Hill Oct. 14 at Sam Houston State Oct. 22 at Loyola Oct. 29 Louisiana College Nov. 5 at Louisiana Tech Nov. 12 Millsaps Nov. 18 at Mississippi College Nov. 24 at Northwestern State

1922 (3-4-2)

1928 (4-5)

Coach: T.R. Mobley Home: 2-1-1 | Away: 1-3-1 Sept. 30 Patterson Oct. 7 at Jefferson College Oct. 14 Tulane JV Oct. 21 Loyola Oct. 28 at Louisiana College Nov. 4 at St. Stanislaus Nov. 11 at Louisiana State JV Nov. 18 Spring Hill Nov. 30 at Northwestern State

W, 42-0 T, 0-0 W, 31-6 T, 9-9 L, 0-7 W, 14-0 L, 0-6 L, 12-13 L, 6-13

1923 (7-3)

Coach: T.R. Mobley Home: 5-0 | Away: 2-3 Sept. 22 at Centenary Sept. 29 at Tulane Oct. 6 at Louisiana State Oct. 13 Jefferson College Oct. 20 Louisiana College Oct. 27 at Lamar Nov. 3 at Spring Hill Nov. 10 St. Stanislaus Nov. 17 Southern Miss Nov. 29 Northwestern State

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L, 0-14 L, 7-31 W, 66-0 W, 28-7 W, 32-7 T, 21-21 W, 20-8 W, 20-6 W, 20-0

Coach: T.R. Mobley Home: 3-1 | Away: 1-4 Sept. 29 at Centenary Oct. 6 at Louisiana State Oct. 13 Mississippi College Oct. 20 at Spring Hill Oct. 27 Southern Miss Nov. 4 Louisiana Tech Nov. 10 at Louisiana College Nov. 17 at Millsaps Nov. 24 Northwestern State

W, 6-0 L, 0-52 L, 0-19 L, 0-25 L, 0-28 L, 6-19 L, 0-13 W, 12-6 L, 0-27 T, 6-6

L, 0-45 L, 0-45 L, 0-19 W, 6-0 W, 37-7 W, 46-6 L, 7-14 L, 7-31 W, 13-6

1929 (2-7) L, 0-35 L, 2-20 L, 3-7 W, 81-0 W, 31-10 W, 19-16 W, 40-7 W, 14-0 W, 66-0 W, 14-12

Coach: T.R. Mobley Home: 2-3 | Away: 0-4 Sept. 28 Southern Miss Oct. 5 at Louisiana State Oct. 12 Spring Hill Oct. 19 at Tulane Nov. 2 Miami (Fla.) Nov. 9 Louisiana College Nov. 23 Millsaps Nov. 30 at Northwestern State Dec. 7 at Louisiana Tech

W, 7-0 L, 0-58 L, 6-28 L, 0-60 W, 14-0 L, 12-20 L, 6-7 L, 0-6 L, 7-24

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Coach: T.R. Mobley Home: 1-3 | Away: 1-5 Sept. 22 at Tulane L, 0-84 Oct. 4 at Louisiana State L, 0-85 Oct. 11 Fort Crockett (Texas) L, 0-19 Oct. 18 Southern Miss W, 14-0 Oct. 25 at Louisiana Tech L, 0-7 Nov. 7 at Louisiana College L, 13-18 Nov. 8 at Spring Hill L, 6-20 Nov. 11 at Southeastern La W, 13-0 Nov. 14 Miami (Fla.) L, 0-6 Nov. 27 Northwestern State L, 6-18

T, 6-6 L, 0-25 L, 0-38 L, 0-25 W, 7-6 L, 0-54 L, 7-20 L, 2-38

1932 (3-4)

Coach: T.F. Wilbanks Home: 2-3 | Away: 1-1 Sept. 30 Southeastern La Oct. 7 Southern Miss Oct. 14 Stephen F. Austin Oct. 21 Louisiana Tech Nov. 5 at Lamar Nov. 11 at Louisiana College Nov. 24 Northwestern State

W, 6-0 L, 7-12 W, 19-6 L, 0-15 L, 0-6 W, 14-6 L, 0-8

1933 (6-3)

Coach: T.F. Wilbanks Home: 4-1 | Away: 2-2 Sept. 22 Southeastern La Sept. 29 at Loyola Oct. 6 Lamar Oct. 14 at Louisiana Tech Oct. 21 at Southern Miss Oct. 27 Spring Hill Nov. 11 Louisiana College Nov. 17 at Stephen F. Austin Nov. 30 at Northwestern State

W, 34-0 L, 0-12 L, 7-8 W, 13-7 L, 0-6 W, 21-0 W, 26-0 W, 17-0 W, 10-2

1934 (5-4)

Coach: T.F. Wilbanks Home: 4-0 | Away: 0-4 Sept. 28 at Millsaps L, 2-19 Oct. 5 at Spring Hill L, 6-7 Oct. 12 Louisiana Tech W, 25-0 Oct. 19 at Southern Miss L, 6-12 Oct. 26 Southeastern La W, 10-0 Nov. 3 at Louisiana College L, 7-12 Nov. 9 Stephen F. Austin W, 39-13 (N)1 Nov. 16 vs. Sam Houston State W, 30-7 Nov. 29 Northwestern State W, 6-0

1935 (2-8)

Coach: T.F. Wilbanks Home: 1-3 | Away: 1-3 Sept. 27 at Stephen F. Austin Oct. 4 Southeastern La Oct. 11 at Louisiana Tech Oct. 18 Spring Hill Oct. 25 Millsaps Nov. 1 Louisiana College Nov. 8 vs. Southern Miss(N)1 Nov. 15 at Sam Houston State Nov. 23 at Louisiana State Nov. 28 at Northwestern State

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Coach: T.F. Wilbanks Home: 1-3-1 | Away: 1-4 Sept. 25 Mississippi College Oct. 3 at Lamar Oct. 8 Louisiana Tech Oct. 16 at Spring Hill Oct. 23 Sam Houston State Oct. 31 at Louisiana College Nov. 6 Southeastern La Nov. 13 at Southern Miss Nov. 21 at (5) Louisiana State Nov. 26 Northwestern State

1942 (3-4) T, 13-13 W, 13-6 L, 7-20 L, 0-6 W, 7-6 L, 0-12 L, 0-19 L, 14-44 L, 0-93 L, 0-6

1937 (4-3-1)

1931 (1-6-1)

Coach: T.F. Wilbanks Home: 1-3-1 | Away: 0-3 Oct. 3 Southeastern La Oct. 10 Fort Crockett (Texas) Oct. 17 at Louisiana Tech Oct. 24 Spring Hill Oct. 31 Louisiana College Nov. 7 at Southern Miss Nov. 14 Lon Morris Nov. 26 at Northwestern State

1936 (2-7-1)

W, 6-0 L, 7-13 L, 0-25 L, 7-20 L, 3-19 W, 18-7 L, 7-19 L, 0-7 L, 0-56 L, 0-6

Coach: Johnny L. Cain Home: 2-2 | Away: 2-1-1 Sept. 25 Mississippi College Oct. 1 Stephen F. Austin Oct. 8 Southern Miss Oct. 15 at Spring Hill Oct. 22 at Millsaps Oct. 29 Louisiana College Nov. 12 at Louisiana Tech Nov. 25 at Northwestern State

1938 (8-2-1)

Coach: Johnny L. Cain Home: 4-0 | Away: 3-2-1 Sept. 16 at Southeastern La Sept. 23 Delta State Sept. 30 at Stephen F. Austin Oct. 7 Sam Houston State Oct. 14 at Spring Hill Oct. 21 Millsaps Oct. 29 at Louisiana College Nov. 4 vs. Louisiana Tech Nov. 11 at Southern Miss Nov. 19 at Louisiana State Nov. 24 Northwestern State

L, 0-13 W, 7-6 L, 0-13 W, 19-6 W, 7-0 W, 26-6 T, 0-0 L, 0-7

W, 8-0 W, 19-0 W, 7-0 W, 14-0 W, 33-7 W, 13-0 T, 7-7 W, 27-7 L, 6-15 L, 0-32 W, 7-0

1939 (3-5-1)

Coach: Johnny L. Cain Home: 1-3-1 | Away: 2-2 Sept. 22 at Delta State Sept. 29 Stephen F. Austin Oct. 4 at East Texas State Oct. 13 Spring Hill Oct. 27 Louisiana College Nov. 4 at Louisiana Tech Nov. 10 Loyola Nov. 17 Southern Miss Nov. 30 at Northwestern State

W, 19-6 T, 0-0 L, 0-6 W, 20-0 L, 6-7 W, 12-6 L, 18-20 L, 7-9 L, 0-6

1940 (6-3-1)

Coach: Johnny L. Cain Home: 4-0-1 | Away: 2-3 Sept. 20 Southeastern La Sept. 27 at Stephen F. Austin Oct. 5 at Mississippi State Oct. 11 Millsaps Oct. 18 at Spring Hill Oct. 26 at Louisiana College Nov. 1 Louisiana Tech Nov. 8 Delta State Nov. 15 at Southern Miss Nov. 28 Northwestern State

W, 7-0 W, 6-0 L, 0-20 T, 0-0 L, 7-13 W, 6-0 W, 7-6 W, 18-7 L, 14-21 W, 12-7

1941 (6-2-1)

Coach: Johnny L. Cain Home: 4-0-1 | Away: 2-2 Sept. 19 at Southeastern La Sept. 27 at Alabama Oct. 10 Millsaps Oct. 18 Spring Hill Oct. 24 Louisiana College Oct. 31 at Louisiana Tech Nov. 7 Stephen F. Austin Nov. 14 Southern Miss Nov. 27 at Northwestern State

W, 19-7 L, 6-47 W, 6-0 W, 39-0 W, 23-7 L, 0-12 W, 25-0 T, 0-0 W, 6-0

Coach: Louis Whitman Home: 4-0-1 | Away: 2-2 Sept. 25 at Alabama L, 0-54 Oct. 9 Southeastern La W, 35-13 Oct. 16 Ouachita College L, 0-6 Oct. 23 Camp Beauregard W, 62-0 Oct. 30 Louisiana Tech W, 12-7 Nov. 6 Northwestern State L, 6-11 Nov. 21 at Sam Houston State L, 0-7

1943 (5-0-1)

OIL BOWL CHAMPIONS Coach: Louis Whitman Home: 2-0 | Away: 2-0 Oct. 15 Fort Benning (Ga.) W, 20-7 Oct. 23 at Southwestern (Texas) W, 27-6 (N)2 Nov. 6 vs. Arkansas A&M T, 20-20 Nov. 13 Lake Charles AAF W, 75-0 Nov. 27 at Randolf Field W, 6-0 Oil Bowl (Houston, Texas) Jan. 1 vs. Arkansas A&M W, 24-7

1944 (5-4)

Coach: Louis Whitman Home: 2-4 | Away: 3-0 Sept. 22 LaGarde GH Sept. 30 Keesler Army AFB Oct. 7 Arkansas A&M Oct. 14 at Louisiana Tech Oct. 21 Northwestern State Nov. 4 Millsaps Nov. 11 at Lake Charles Army Nov. 18 Louisiana Tech Nov. 25 at Northwestern State

W, 53-0 L, 0-13 L, 6-18 W, 15-0 W, 19-7 L, 0-19 W, 24-0 L, 0-7 W, 7-6

1945 (1-6-1)

Coach: Louis Whitman Home: 0-3 | Away: 1-3-1 Sept. 22 Lake Charles Army Sept. 29 at Mississippi State Oct. 5 Louisiana Tech Oct. 20 at Northwestern State Oct. 27 at Florida Nov. 10 at Auburn Nov. 17 at Louisiana Tech Nov. 22 Northwestern State

L, 7-21 L, 0-31 L, 12-14 T, 0-0 L, 0-45 L, 0-52 W, 13-7 L, 0-13

(N)1 - Played in Lake Charles (N)2 - Played in Memphis, Tenn.

1946 (6-4)

Coach: Johnny L. Cain Home: 3-1 | Away: 3-3 Sept. 21 at Houston Sept. 28 Stephen F. Austin Oct. 4 at Southeastern La Oct. 12 at (6) Alabama Oct. 18 at Southern Miss Oct. 26 at Louisiana College Nov. 2 Louisiana TechHC Nov. 8 Troy Nov. 23 at Northwestern State Nov. 29 Union (Tenn.)

W, 13-7 W, 13-2 L, 13-27 L, 0-54 L, 0-6 W, 40-0 L, 6-34 W, 64-0 W, 14-0 W, 26-0

1947 (6-2)

Coach: George Mitchell Home: 4-1 | Away: 2-1 Sept. 27 at Stephen F. Austin Oct. 4 Southeastern La Oct. 11 Livingstone State Oct. 18 Southern Miss Oct. 25 Louisiana CollegeHC Nov. 1 at Louisiana Tech Nov. 8 at Centenary Nov. 27 Northwestern State

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W, 24-6 W, 40-7 W, 26-0 L, 7-15 W, 38-7 L, 0-9 W, 21-7 W, 9-7

1948 (6-3-1, 3-2 GSC)

Coach: George Mitchell Home: 3-1-1 | Away: 3-2 Sept. 18 at Austin College L, 0-14 Sept. 25 Troy W, 26-19 Oct. 2 Houston W, 21-7 Oct. 8 at Southeastern La• W, 19-12 Oct. 15 at Southern Miss• L, 6-26 Oct. 23 at Louisiana College• W, 26-7 HC Oct. 30 Louisiana Tech• L, 14-24 Nov. 6 Sam Houston State T, 12-12 Nov. 13 Pensacola Navy W, 27-6 Nov. 20 at Northwestern State• W, 28-7

1949 (6-3, 3-2 GSC)

Coach: George Mitchell Home: 4-2 | Away: 2-1 Sept. 17 Austin College Sept. 24 Troy Oct. 1 at Southeastern La• Oct. 8 Houston Oct. 15 Southern Miss• Oct. 22 Louisiana College• Oct. 29 at Louisiana Tech• Nov. 12 at Pensacola Navy Nov. 19 Northwestern St•HC

W, 30-0 W, 48-25 W, 27-20 L, 7-28 L, 0-25 W, 7-0 L, 0-21 W, 28-12 W, 27-14

1950 (5-4, 2-3 GSC)

Coach: A.L. Red Swanson Home: 5-0 | Away: 0-4 Sept. 23 East Texas Baptist W, 25-0 Sept. 30 Southeastern La• W, 6-0 Oct. 7 Troy W, 40-14 Oct. 14 at Southern Miss• L, 0-6 Oct. 21 at Memphis L, 0-20 Oct. 28 Stephen F. Austin W, 20-13 Nov. 4 Louisiana Tech•HC W, 41-13 Nov. 11 at Louisiana College• L, 20-22 Nov. 18 at Northwestern State• L, 7-12

1951 (6-4, 3-2 GSC)

Coach: Raymond Didier Home: 2-3 | Away: 4-1 Sept. 15 ULM L, 7-13 Sept. 22 at McNeese State W, 35-14 Sept. 29 at Southeastern La• L, 0-14 Oct. 6 at Troy W, 44-7 Oct. 13 Southern Miss• L, 0-41 Oct. 20 Memphis L, 7-41 Oct. 27 at Stephen F. Austin W, 32-14 Nov. 3 at Louisiana Tech• W, 34-7 Nov. 10 Louisiana College• W, 27-21 HC Nov. 17 Northwestern St• W, 41-26

1952 (5-2-2, 3-0-2 GSC) GULF STATES CHAMPIONS

Coach: Raymond Didier Home: 2-1-2 | Away: 3-1 Sept. 20 Lamar W, 14-13 Sept. 27 Southeastern La• T, 13-13 Oct. 4 Troy W, 54-14 Oct. 11 at Southern Miss L, 12-32 Oct. 25 Stephen F. Austin L, 19-20 HC Nov. 1 Louisiana Tech• T, 19-19 Nov. 8 at Louisiana College• W, 18-7 Nov. 15 at Northwestern State• W, 34-0 Nov. 22 at McNeese State• W, 20-13

1953 (4-7, 2-4 GSC)

Coach: Raymond Didier Home: 2-3 | Away: 2-4 Sept. 19 at Lamar W, 22-13 Sept. 26 at Southeastern La• L, 13-39 Oct. 3 East Texas State L, 7-41 Oct. 10 Southern Miss L, 14-41 Oct. 17 at Arkansas State L, 12-13 Oct. 24 at Stephen F. Austin W, 14-7 Oct. 31 at Louisiana Tech• L, 7-27 Nov. 7 Louisiana College•HC W, 19-6 Nov. 14 Northwestern State• L, 7-12 Nov. 21 McNeese State• W, 47-13 Nov. 28 at ULM• L, 6-35

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Coach: Raymond Didier Home: 3-2 | Away: 2-2 Sept. 18 Lamar L, 20-26 Sept. 25 Southeastern La• L, 0-32 Oct. 2 at East Texas State L, 13-33 Oct. 9 ULM• W, 41-7 Oct. 16 Arkansas State W, 36-2 HC Oct. 30 Louisiana Tech• W, 25-0 Nov. 6 at Louisiana College• W, 25-13 Nov. 13 at Northwestern State• L, 7-34 Nov. 20 at McNeese State• W, 55-12

1955 (5-4, 3-3 GSC)

Coach: Raymond Didier Home: 4-1 | Away: 1-3 Sept. 17 at Lamar Sept. 24 at Southeastern La• Oct. 1 East Texas State Oct. 8 at ULM• Oct. 15 Corpus Christi Oct. 29 at Louisiana Tech• Nov. 5 Louisiana College• Nov. 12 Northwestern St•HC Nov. 19 McNeese State•

L, 6-19 L, 0-20 W, 20-15 W, 26-6 W, 49-12 L, 14-28 W, 21-14 W, 27-13 L, 7-12

1956 (4-6, 1-5 GSC)

Coach: Raymond Didier Home: 1-4 | Away: 3-2 Sept. 15 Lamar L, 14-21 Sept. 22 Southeastern La• L, 0-42 Sept 29 at East Texas State W, 33-27 Oct. 6 ULM• L, 19-45 Oct. 13 Corpus Christi W, 67-14 Oct. 20 at Southern Arkansas W, 32-12 Oct. 27 Louisiana Tech•HC L, 6-33 Nov. 3 at Louisiana College• L, 14-34 Nov. 10 at Northwestern State• L, 19-38 Nov. 17 at McNeese State• W, 35-33

1957 (4-5-1, 2-3-1 GSC) Coach: Raymond Didier Home: 3-2 | Away: 1-3-1 Sept. 14 Sam Houston State Sept. 21 at Southeastern La• Sept. 28 at Lamar Oct. 5 at ULM• Oct. 12 at Louisiana Tech• Oct. 19 Southern Arkansas Oct. 26 at Trinity Nov. 2 Louisiana College• Nov. 9 Northwestern St•HC Nov. 23 McNeese State•

Coach: Jim “Red” Hoggatt Home: 1-3 | Away: 0-5 Sept. 20 Southeastern La• L, 6-14 Sept. 27 at Sam Houston State L, 0-6 Oct. 4 ULM• L, 8-29 HC Oct. 11 Louisiana Tech• L, 0-33 Oct. 18 at Abilene Christian L, 8-27 Oct. 25 Trinity W, 22-18 Nov. 1 at Southern Arkansas L, 7-13 Nov. 8 at Northwestern State• L, 8-27 Nov. 22 at McNeese State• L, 8-9 Coach: Jim “Red” Hoggatt Home: 4-1 | Away: 0-4 Sept. 18 at Southeastern La• L, 13-18 Sept. 25 Sam Houston State W, 19-7 Oct. 3 Stephen F. Austin W, 22-14 Oct. 10 at Louisiana Tech• L, 13-21 Oct. 24 at Louisiana College L, 6-21 Oct. 31 at ULM• L, 20-34 Nov. 7 Abilene Christian L, 12-14 Nov. 14 Northwestern St•HC W, 34-14 Nov. 21 McNeese State• W, 19-14

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1966 (6-4, 3-2 GSC)

1961 (2-8, 0-5 GSC)

1967 (6-4, 3-2 GSC)

Coach: Jim “Red” Hoggatt Home: 3-3 | Away: 3-1 Sept. 17 Southeastern La• L, 10-20 Sept. 24 at Sam Houston State W, 8-3 Oct. 1 at Stephen F. Austin W, 36-0 Oct. 8 Louisiana Tech• W, 6-2 Oct. 15 Texas-Arlington L, 7-13 Oct. 22 Louisiana College L, 7-13 Oct. 29 ULM•HC W, 8-7 Nov. 5 Pensacola Navy W, 20-14 Nov. 12 at Northwestern State• W, 17-7 Nov. 19 at McNeese State• L, 18-28 Coach: Russ Faulkinberry Home: 1-4 | Away: 1-4 Sept. 16 at Southeastern La• Sept. 23 at Texas-Arlington Sept. 30 Southern Miss Oct. 7 at Louisiana Tech• Oct. 21 Louisiana College Oct. 28 at ULM•(N)1 Nov. 4 at Pensacola Navy Nov. 11 Northwestern St• (HC) Nov. 18 McNeese State• Nov. 25 Henderson State

L, 0-27 L, 0-26 L, 6-22 L, 0-12 L, 9-14 L, 20-27 W, 9-7 L, 14-27 L, 0-25 W, 41-7

Coach: Russ Faulkinberry Home: 3-1-1 | Away: 1-4 Sept. 15 Mexico Poly Institute W, 21-0 Sept. 21 Southeastern La• L, 6-21 Sept. 29 at Southern Miss• L, 0-20 Oct. 6 Louisiana Tech• W, 13-6 Oct. 13 TampaHC T, 14-14 Oct. 20 at Louisiana College L, 6-12 Oct. 27 at ULM•(N)1 W, 18-10 Nov. 2 Austin College W, 38-12 Nov. 10 at Northwestern State• L, 0-20 Nov. 17 at McNeese State• L, 0-19 Coach: Russ Faulkinberry Home: 3-2 | Away: 1-3 Sept. 10 at Southeastern La• L, 0-14 Sept. 28 Hardin-Simmons W, 16-6 Oct. 5 at Tampa W, 19-17 Oct. 12 at Louisiana Tech• L, 0-45 Oct. 26 Louisiana CollegeHC W, 7-6 Nov. 2 Southern Miss L, 0-28 Nov. 9 at ULM• L, 6-7 Nov. 16 Northwestern State• W, 19-13 Nov. 23 McNeese State• L, 7-14 (N)1 - Played in Shreveport (N)2 - Played in Little Rock, Ark.

Coach: Russ Faulkinberry Home: 2-2 | Away: 4-2 Sept. 16 at Louisiana College W, 28-14 Sept. 23 at Lamar L, 13-14 Sept. 30 Pensacola Navy W, 13-3 Oct. 7 at Louisiana Tech• W, 20-14 Oct. 14 at Southeastern La• W, 9-0 Oct. 21 at Memphis L, 6-28 Oct. 28 ULM•HC L, 6-17 Nov. 4 at Arkansas State W, 7-6 Nov. 11 Northwestern State• L, 9-24 Nov. 18 McNeese State• W, 31-6

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Coach: Russ Faulkinberry Home: 5-0 | Away: 3-2 Sept. 21 at Louisiana College W, 28-0 Sept. 28 at Pensacola Navy L, 35-39 Oct. 5 Southeastern La• W, 31-6 Oct. 12 Louisiana Tech• W, 28-24 Oct. 19 Delta State W, 32-27 Oct. 26 LamarHC W, 20-14 Nov. 2 at ULM• L, 7-20 Nov. 9 Arkansas State W, 20-9 Nov. 16 at Northwestern State• W, 14-7 Nov. 23 at McNeese State• W, 12-7

1969 (5-5, 3-2 GSC)

Coach: Russ Faulkinberry Home: 3-1 | Away: 4-2 Sept. 20 at North Texas Sept. 27 East Texas State Oct. 4 at Southeastern La• Oct. 11 at Louisiana Tech• Oct. 18 at Arkansas State(N)2 Oct. 25 at Lamar Nov. 1 at ULM• Nov. 8 St. Norbert Nov. 15 Northwestern St•HC Nov. 22 McNeese State•

Coach: Russ Faulkinberry Home: 3-2 | Away: 2-2 Sept. 26 at Southern Miss L, 0-30 Oct. 10 Louisiana Tech• L, 3-6 Oct. 17 TampaHC W, 37-6 Oct. 24 at Louisiana College W, 14-7 Oct. 30 Lenoir-Rhyne W, 20-6 Nov. 7 ULM• W, 23-7 Nov. 14 at Northwestern State• W , 27-17 Nov. 21 at McNeese State• L, 9-24 Dec. 12 Southeastern La• L, 7-12

1965 (7-3, 4-1 GSC)

GULF STATES CHAMPIONS W, 30-0 L, 0-13 W, 16-8 L, 6-7 W, 7-0 W, 20-6 W, 14-10 W, 41-7 W, 14-7 L, 25-27

1972 (5-6, 1-4 SLC)

Coach: Russ Faulkinberry Home: 3-3 | Away: 2-3 Sept. 9 Louisiana Tech• L, 0-7 Sept. 16 Southeastern La W, 30-7 Sept. 23 at Trinity L, 10-13 Sept. 30 Arkansas State• L, 18-21 Oct. 7 Abilene Christian W, 35-14 Oct. 14 at Chattanooga W, 22-21 Oct. 21 Lamar• L, 0-3 Oct. 28 at Texas-Arlington• L, 0-7 HC Nov. 4 Santa Clara W, 27-7 Nov. 11 at Northwestern State L, 8-24 Nov. 25 at McNeese State• W, 10-0

1973 (0-10, 0-5 SLC)

Coach: Russ Faulkinberry Home: 0-6 | Away: 0-4 Sept. 15 at Arkansas State• Sept. 22 at Louisiana Tech• Sept. 29 Chattanooga Oct. 6 Xavier Oct. 13 at Cincinnati Oct. 20 at Lamar• Oct. 27 Texas-Arlington• Nov. 10 Northwestern StHC Nov. 17 Memphis Nov. 24 McNeese State•

L, 13-27 L, 0-23 L, 10-21 L, 14-17 L, 0-27 L, 0-31 L, 22-31 L, 10-20 L, 6-41 L, 0-37

1974 (2-9, 0-5 SLC)

Coach: Augie Tammariello Home: 1-5 | Away: 1-4 Sept. 14 at Tulane L, 16-17 Sept. 21 at McNeese State• L, 0-38 Oct. 5 Lamar• L, 13-38 Oct. 12 Louisiana Tech• L, 20-35 Oct. 19 at Tampa L, 13-14 Oct. 26 ChattanoogaHC W, 21-20 Nov. 2 Southern Miss L, 7-41 Nov. 9 at Texas-Arlington• L, 17-21 Nov. 16 at Northwestern State W, 14-10 Nov. 22 San Jose State L, 22-25 Nov. 29 Arkansas State• L, 6-28

1975 (6-5, 2-3 SLC) L, 6-40 L, 13-24 W, 9-3 L, 21-34 L, 0-26 W, 24-16 W, 9-7 W, 48-37 L, 28-33 W, 21-17

1970 (9-3, 5-0 GSC)

1964 (5-4, 2-3 GSC)

Coach: Russ Faulkinberry Home: 3-1 | Away: 4-2 Sept. 18 Louisiana College Oct. 2 at Southeastern La• Oct. 9 at Louisiana Tech• Oct. 16 at Tampa Oct. 23 at Samford Oct. 30 at Lamar Nov. 6 at ULM• Nov. 13 Northwestern St•HC Nov. 20 McNeese State• Nov. 25 Chattanooga

Coach: Russ Faulkinberry Home: 5-1 | Away: 1-3 Sept. 17 at Louisiana College W, 24-0 Sept. 24 at Delta State L, 3-28 Oct. 1 Southeastern La• W, 35-6 Oct. 8 Lamar W, 14-6 Oct. 15 Louisiana Tech•HC W, 21-12 Oct. 22 Samford W, 6-3 Oct. 29 at ULM• L, 7-10 Nov. 5 Arkansas State L, 14-17 Nov. 12 at Northwestern State• L, 8-21 Nov. 19 at McNeese State• W, 7-0

1968 (8-2, 5-1 GSC)

1962 (4-5-1, 2-3 GSC)

1963 (4-5, 1-4 GSC) W, 14-7 T, 7-7 L, 20-36 W, 6-0 L, 13-28 W, 25-6 L, 7-27 W, 7-0 L, 0-19 L, 0-13

1958 (1-8, 0-5 GSC)

1959 (4-5, 2-3 GSC)

1960 (6-4, 3-2 GSC)

GULF STATES CHAMPIONS Grantland Rice Bowl Runner-Up

Coach: Russ Faulkinberry Home: 4-2 | Away: 5-0 | Neut.: 0-1 Sept. 12 Southern Miss L, 14-16 Sept. 19 Southeastern La• W, 17-6 Sept. 26 at Chattanooga W, 24-20 Oct. 3 Doane W, 49-0 Oct. 10 Louisiana Tech• W, 20-10 Oct. 17 at Texas-Arlington W, 28-7 Oct. 24 Lamar W, 15-6 Oct. 31 at ULM• W, 9-7 Nov. 7 TampaHC L, 38-50 Nov. 14 at Northwestern State• W, 24-21 Nov. 21 at McNeese State• W, 13-7 Grantland Rice Bowl (Baton Rouge, La.) Dec. 12 vs. Tennessee State L, 25-26

Coach: Augie Tammariello Home: 5-2 | Away: 1-3 Sept. 6 at Long Beach State Sept. 13 Southern Illinois Sept. 27 New Mexico State Oct. 4 at Arkansas State• Oct. 11 at Louisiana Tech• Oct. 18 Lamar• Oct. 25 at Cincinnati Nov. 1 Texas-Arlington•HC Nov. 8 Pacific Nov. 15 Northwestern State Nov. 22 McNeese State•

W, 22-17 W, 27-10 W, 31-7 L, 17-39 L, 14-24 W, 21-12 L, 17-23 W, 35-32 L, 14-19 W, 40-17 L, 21-33

1976 (9-2, 4-1 SLC)

Coach: Augie Tammariello Home: 7-0 | Away: 2-2 Sept. 11 Fresno State(F) W, 41-14 Sept. 18 Cincinnati(F) W, 7-3 Oct. 2 Louisiana Tech• W, 31-26 Oct. 9 at Lamar• W, 34-9 Oct. 16 Furman W, 27-16 Oct. 23 Pacific W, 38-10 Oct. 30 at Texas-Arlington• W, 31-24 Nov. 6 Arkansas State•HC W, 23-14 Nov. 13 at Northwestern State L, 3-7 Nov. 20 at McNeese State• L, 19-20 Dec. 4 ULM W, 7-5 (F) - Later forfeited because of ineligible player(s)

1971 (5-4-1, 2-2-1 SLC) Coach: Russ Faulkinberry Home: 3-3 | Away: 2-1-1 Sept. 18 at Southeastern La Sept. 25 Santa Clara Oct. 2 Trinity• Oct. 9 at Louisiana Tech• Oct. 16 Texas-Arlington• Oct. 23 at Lamar• Oct. 30 ULMHC Nov. 6 at Arkansas State• Nov. 13 Northwestern State Nov. 19 McNeese State

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1982 (7-3-1) W, 48-21 W, 34-13 W, 10-6 W, 30-20 L, 6-20 T, 21-21 W, 24-0 L, 20-27 W, 9-7 L, 15-17 L, 13-20 T, 9-9

1978 (3-8, 2-3 SLC)

Coach: Augie Tammariello Home: 2-5 | Away: 1-3 Sept. 9 Long Beach State L, 0-10 Sept. 16 at Tulsa L, 3-10 Sept. 23 East Carolina L, 9-38 Sept. 30 Lamar• W, 23-16 Oct. 7 Louisiana Tech• W, 24-6 Oct. 14 at Texas-Arlington• L, 3-24 Oct. 28 Cincinnati L, 13-38 Nov. 4 Arkansas State•HC L, 6-16 Nov. 11 at Northwestern State W, 19-17 Nov. 18 Southern Illinois L, 9-10 Nov. 25 at McNeese State• L, 18-44

1979 (4-7, 1-4 SLC)

Coach: Augie Tammariello Home: 3-3 | Away: 1-4 Sept. 1 ULM Sept. 8 at Southern Illinois Sept. 15 at Tulsa Sept. 22 West Texas State Sept. 29 at Arkansas State• Oct. 6 at Louisiana Tech• Oct. 13 at Pacific Oct. 20 Lamar• Oct. 27 Cal Poly-Pomona Nov. 10 Texas-Arlington•HC Nov. 17 McNeese State•

W, 17-13 L, 7-17 L, 20-28 W, 19-10 W, 13-9 L, 0-17 L, 7-10 L, 17-21 W, 31-19 L, 10-24 L, 6-10

1980 (7-4, 4-1 SLC)

Coach: Sam Robertson Home: 5-0 | Away: 2-4 Sept. 6 New Mexico State Sept. 13 at East Carolina Sept. 20 at Fresno State Sept. 27 at ULM Oct. 4 at North Texas Oct. 11 Arkansas State• Oct. 25 Lamar• Nov. 1 Southern Illinois Nov. 8 at Texas-Arlington• Nov. 15 Louisiana Tech•HC Nov. 22 at McNeese State•

W, 14-12 W, 27-21 L, 14-16 L, 0-24 L, 20-22 W, 3-0 W, 38-10 W, 21-3 W, 30-13 W, 27-9 L, 0-14

1981 (1-9-1, 0-4-1 SLC) Coach: Sam Robertson Home: 1-4 | Away: 0-5-1 Sept. 5 at Southern Miss Sept. 12 Southeastern La Sept. 19 at ULM Sept. 26 North Texas Oct. 10 at Arkansas State• Oct. 17 East Carolina Oct. 24 at Southern Illinois Oct. 31 at Louisiana Tech• Nov. 7 Texas-Arlington•HC Nov. 14 at Lamar• Nov. 21 McNeese State•

L, 7-33 L, 0-7 L, 17-20 W, 34-11 L, 3-14 L, 31-35 L, 0-41 T, 17-17 L, 7-23 L, 12-14 L, 7-14

Coach: Sam Robertson Home: 5-1 | Away: 2-2-1 Sept. 11 at Rice Sept. 18 West Texas StateFCS Sept. 25 at North TexasFCS Oct. 2 Southern IllinoisFCS Oct. 9 Arkansas StateFCS Oct. 16 at Texas-ArlingtonFCS Oct. 23 LamarFCS Oct. 30 at Southern Miss Nov. 6 ULMFCS /HC Nov. 13 Louisiana TechFCS Nov. 20 at McNeese StateFCS

W, 21-14 W, 31-18 W, 31-14 W, 20-10 L, 13-20 L, 29-30 W, 24-0 L, 0-36 W, 40-26 W, 29-19 T, 10-10

1983 (4-6)

Coach: Sam Robertson Home: 3-1 | Away: 1-5 Sept. 10 at ULMFCS Sept. 18 ChattanoogaFCS Sept. 24 at Rice Oct. 8 at East Carolina Oct. 15 at Tulane Oct. 22 LamarFCS Oct. 29 at Southern Miss Nov. 12 McNeese StateFCS Nov. 19 La. TechFCS/HC Nov. 26 at San Jose State Coach: Sam Robertson Home: 3-1 | Away: 3-4 Sept. 1 at ChattanoogaFCS Sept. 8 at Louisiana TechFCS Sept. 15 ULMFCS Sept. 22 at Alabama Oct. 6 Wichita State Oct. 13 at Memphis Oct. 20 at San Jose State Oct. 27 Southern Miss Nov. 3 East CarolinaHC Nov. 10 at McNeese StateFCS Nov. 17 at Tulsa

L, 6-31 L, 14-38 L, 21-22 L, 18-21 L, 15-17 W, 31-6 L, 3-31 W, 48-16 W, 13-9 W, 25-21

1993 (8-3, 5-1 Big West) BIG WEST CHAMPIONS W, 24-9 W, 33-8 W, 41-16 W, 48-36 L, 16-19 W, 45-0 L, 14-27 W, 51-34 L, 3-20 L, 0-17 L, 21-38

Coach: Nelson Stokley Home: 4-1 | Away: 3-3 Sept. 2 Louisiana Tech Sept. 9 Central Michigan Sept. 16 at Tulane Sept. 23 at Rice Sept. 30 at ULMFCS Oct. 7 TulsaHC Oct. 14 at (11) Alabama Oct. 21 at Southern Miss Nov. 4 at Northern Illinois Nov. 11 LamarFCS Nov. 18 Arkansas StateFCS

L, 7-9 W, 17-16 L, 6-7 L, 14-37 W, 31-3 L, 7-20 W, 35-28 W, 13-7 W, 42-24 L, 17-30 W, 18-17

Coach: Nelson Stokley Home: 2-3 | Away: 3-3 Sept. 1 at Tulane Sept. 8 Nicholls StateFCS Sept. 15 at Texas A&M Sept. 22 East Carolina Sept. 29 at Louisiana Tech Oct. 6 Alabama Oct. 20 at Tulsa Oct. 27 at Memphis Nov. 3 Southern MissHC Nov. 10 at Arkansas State Nov. 17 Northern Illinois

L, 14-40 W, 22-20 L, 10-17 W, 18-3 W, 24-10 W, 21-13 L, 17-24 W, 24-21 L, 20-23 W, 42-33 W, 29-28

1986 (6-5)

Coach: Nelson Stokley Home: 3-2 | Away: 3-2 Sept. 6 Oklahoma State L, 20-21 Sept. 13 ULMFCS W, 24-20 Sept. 20 at Memphis W, 26-10 Oct. 4 at East Carolina W, 21-10 Oct. 11 Tulsa W, 17-13 Oct. 18 at Mississippi L, 20-21 FCS/HC Oct. 25 Stephen F. Austin W, 28-14 Nov. 1 at Tulane L, 39-42 Nov. 8 at Southern Miss L, 0-17 FCS Nov. 15 at McNeese State W, 33-13 FCS Nov. 22 Louisiana Tech L, 14-23

1987 (6-5)

Coach: Nelson Stokley Home: 0-3-1 | Away: 2-5 Aug. 31 ULMFCS Sept. 7 at Central Michigan Sept. 14 at Wyoming Sept. 21 at Arkansas Sept. 28 at Texas A&M Oct. 5 Miami (Ohio)HC Oct. 12 Tulsa Oct. 26 Louisiana Tech Nov. 2 at Northern Illinois Nov. 9 at Auburn Nov. 16 at Arkansas State

1992 (2-9)

L, 13-34 L, 28-29 W, 17-15 W, 13-7 W, 36-15 W, 19-3 W, 33-19 W, 24-13 L, 14-61 W, 31-14 W, 21-17

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Coach: Nelson Stokley Home: 4-1 | Away: 2-4 Sept. 3 at Kansas State Sept. 10 Northern Illinois• Sept. 17 TroyFCS Sept. 24 at San Jose State• Oct. 1 at Louisiana Tech• Oct. 8 Arkansas State•HC Oct. 15 at Southern Miss Oct. 22 at Utah State• Nov. 5 UNLV• Nov. 12 at Texas Tech Nov. 19 Western Michigan

L, 6-34 W, 29-9 L, 20-39 L, 28-31 W, 13-3 W, 26-0 L, 20-43 W, 27-25 W, 28-27 L, 7-39 W, 17-14

1995 (6-5, 4-2 Big West) W, 48-6 W, 24-21 L, 14-63 L, 10-20 L, 10-24 L, 6-25 W, 25-13 L, 6-20 L, 13-14 W, 17-16 W, 24-20

1991 (2-8-1) L, 6-37 L, 7-49 L, 23-24 W, 31-30 W, 23-15 L, 16-38 W, 16-14 L, 0-45 W, 20-13 L, 17-27 L, 3-14

Coach: Nelson Stokley Home: 4-1 | Away: 4-2 Sept. 4 Utah State• Sept. 11 at Miami (Ohio) Sept. 18 Memphis Oct. 2 Southern Miss Oct. 9 at Tulane Oct. 16 at Arkansas State• Oct. 23 at Northern Illinois• Oct. 30 San Jose State•HC Nov. 6 at (9) Florida Nov. 20 at UNLV• Nov. 27 Louisiana Tech•

1994 (6-5, 5-1 Big West)

1990 (5-6)

1985 (4-7)

Coach: Sam Robertson Home: 2-2 | Away: 2-5 Aug. 31 Memphis Sept. 7 at (2) Auburn Sept. 14 at Louisiana TechFCS Sept. 21 Idaho StateFCS Sept. 28 at Wichita State Oct. 5 at Southern Miss Oct. 12 East CarolinaHC Oct. 19 at (5) Florida Oct. 26 at UNLV Nov. 9 at Tulane Nov. 16 McNeese StateFCS

Coach: Nelson Stokley Home: 4-2 | Away: 2-3 Sept. 3 Cal State-Fullerton Sept. 18 Sam Houston StFCS Sept. 24 Rice Oct. 1 at East Carolina Oct. 8 at Louisiana TechFCS Oct. 15 Northern IllinoisHC Oct. 22 Southern Miss Oct. 29 at Tulane Nov. 5 at Memphis Nov. 12 at (18) Alabama Nov. 19 Arkansas StateFCS

1989 (7-4)

1984 (6-5)

Coach: Nelson Stokley Home: 5-0 | Away: 1-5 Sept. 5 at Mississippi State Sept. 12 UNLV Sept. 26 at Oklahoma State Oct. 3 at (17) Alabama Oct. 10 Northwestern StFCS Oct. 17 at Mississippi Oct. 24 at ULMFCS Nov. 7 MemphisHC Nov. 14 at Tulane Nov. 21 Colorado State Nov. 28 Southern Miss

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Coach: Nelson Stokley Home: 4-1 | Away: 2-4 Sept. 2 at Nevada• Sept. 9 UABFCS Sept. 16 at Memphis Sept. 23 at Northern Illinois• Oct. 7 at Arkansas State• Oct. 14 New Mexico State•HC Oct. 21 Pacific• Oct. 28 at Tulane Nov. 4 Louisiana Tech• Nov. 11 at (15) Arkansas Nov. 18 Southern Miss

L, 14-38 W, 56-21 L, 19-33 L, 24-25 W, 33-9 W, 43-26 W, 45-3 W, 32-28 W, 40-33 L, 13-24 L, 32-35

1996 (5-6) L, 10-21 L, 24-27 L, 15-28 L, 7-9 L, 7-34 L, 14-27 L, 20-34 T, 14-14 W, 13-12 L, 7-50 W, 17-13

Coach: Nelson Stokley Home: 2-3 | Away: 0-6 Sept. 5 at (22) Tennessee L, 3-38 Sept. 12 ULMFCS W, 31-23 Sept. 19 at San Jose State L, 13-36 Sept. 26 Western KentuckyFCS W, 17-14 Oct. 3 at Houston L, 7-63 Oct. 10 at Louisiana Tech L, 7-21 Oct. 17 Cal State-Fullerton L, 10-14 Oct. 24 at Auburn L, 24-25 Oct. 31 at Tulsa L, 9-27 Nov. 7 Northern IllinoisHC L, 15-23 Nov. 21 Arkansas State L, 7-20

Coach: Nelson Stokley Home: 4-1 | Away: 1-5 Aug. 31 at (4) Florida Sept. 14 (25) Texas A&M Sept. 21 at Southern Miss Sept. 28 at Louisiana Tech Oct. 5 Houston Oct. 12 Arkansas StateHC Oct. 19 at UAB Oct. 26 Memphis Nov. 2 at Virginia Tech Nov. 9 Northern Illinois Nov. 16 at Texas Tech

L, 21-55 W, 29-22 L, 27-52 W, 37-31 L, 24-31 W, 42-31 L, 29-39 W, 13-9 L, 16-47 W, 45-31 L, 21-56

1997 (1-10)

Coach: Nelson Stokley Home: 0-6 | Away: 1-4 Aug. 30 at Pittsburgh L, 13-45 Sept. 6 Oklahoma State L, 7-31 Sept. 13 at Texas Tech L, 14-59 Sept. 20 at Texas A&M L, 0-66 Sept. 27 UAB L, 7-42 Oct. 4 at Arkansas State W, 41-38 D-II Oct. 11 North Alabama (4OT) L, 42-48 Oct. 25 ULMHC (OT) L, 21-28 Nov. 1 Tulane L, 0-56 Nov. 8 at (16) Washington St L, 7-77 Nov. 15 Louisiana Tech L, 24-63

L, 3-31 W, 21-10 L, 0-36 L, 10-38 W, 13-3 L, 14-24 W, 17-7 W, 31-7 L, 10-38 W, 35-28 W, 37-30

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Coach: Nelson Stokley Home: 2-2 | Away: 0-7 Sept. 5 at Arkansas Sept. 12 Northwestern StFCS Sept. 19 at Louisiana Tech Sept. 26 at Southern Miss Oct. 3 at UAB Oct. 17 Arkansas StateHC Oct. 24 UCF Oct. 31 at (19) Tulane Nov. 7 at ULM Nov. 14 at Oklahoma State Nov. 21 Western KentuckyFCS

2003 (4-8, 4-3 Sun Belt) L, 17-38 L, 22-24 L, 14-77 L, 0-55 L, 13-24 W, 21-19 L, 10-42 L, 20-72 L, 24-34 L, 20-44 W, 38-24

1999 (2-9)

Coach: Jerry Baldwin Home: 2-3 | Away: 0-6 Sept. 4 at Oklahoma State Sept. 11 Texas Tech Sept. 18 at Houston Sept. 25 Middle Tennessee Oct. 2 Louisiana Tech Oct. 9 at Washington State Oct. 16 at Tulane Oct. 23 ULMHC Oct. 30 at Arkansas State Nov. 13 at (21) Southern Miss Nov. 20 WoffordFCS (OT)

L, 7-24 L, 17-38 L, 0-45 W, 45-31 L, 31-41 L, 0-44 L, 32-48 L, 7-31 L, 27-31 L, 0-48 W, 37-34

Coach: Jerry Baldwin Home: 0-5 | Away: 1-5 Sept. 2 Sam Houston StFCS L, 14-21 Sept. 9 at (6) Texas L, 10-52 Sept. 16 at Texas Tech L, 0-26 FCS Sept. 23 Northwestern St L, 21-23 Sept. 30 at UAB L, 2-47 Oct. 7 TulaneHC L, 37-38 Oct. 14 at Louisiana Tech L, 14-48 Oct. 28 North Texas L, 0-13 Nov. 4 at ULM W, 21-18 FCS Nov. 11 Jacksonville State L, 14-28 Nov. 18 at Middle Tennessee (2OT) L, 38-41

2001 (3-8, 2-4 Sun Belt)

2002 (3-9, 2-4 Sun Belt)

Coach: Rickey Bustle Home: 3-2 | Away: 1-5 Sept. 4 Northwestern StFCS Sept. 11 at Louisiana Tech Sept. 18 at Kansas State Sept. 25 Middle Tennessee• Oct. 2 at FIU Oct. 9 at New Mexico State• Oct. 16 at Idaho• Oct. 23 Arkansas State•HC Nov. 5 North Texas• Nov. 13 Troy• Nov. 20 at ULM•

W, 14-7 L, 20-24 L, 20-40 W, 24-17 W, 43-34 L, 32-35 L, 25-38 W, 27-24 L, 17-27 L, 10-13 L, 10-13

2005 (6-5, 5-2 Sun Belt) Coach: Rickey Bustle Home: 3-2 | Away: 3-3 Sept. 3 at (2) Texas Sept. 10 at Eastern Michigan Sept. 17 Northwestern StFCS Oct. 1 UCF Oct. 6 Florida Atlantic• Oct. 13 at Arkansas State• Oct. 22 at Middle Tennessee• Oct. 29 Troy•HC (OT) Nov. 5 at North Texas• Nov. 12 FIU• Nov. 26 at ULM•

W, 20-0 L, 14-44 L, 10-35 L, 9-26 L, 27-63 L, 20-26 W, 54-37 W, 17-12 L, 17-42 L, 46-49 L, 0-31

Coach: Rickey Bustle Home: 3-3 | Away: 3-3 Sept. 2 at (8) Louisiana State Sept. 9 at Texas A&M Sept. 23 N. Carolina A&TFCS Sept. 30 Eastern Michigan Oct. 7 at Houston Oct. 18 at Florida Atlantic• Oct. 28 Middle Tennessee•HC Nov. 4 at Troy• Nov. 11 North Texas• Nov. 18 at FIU• Nov. 25 Arkansas State• Dec. 2 ULM•

2007 (3-9, 3-4 Sun Belt)

2008 (6-6, 5-2 Sun Belt) Coach: Rickey Bustle Home: 4-1 | Away: 2-5 Aug. 30 at Southern Miss Sept. 13 at (24) Illinois Sept. 20 Kent State Sept. 27 at Kansas State Oct. 4 at ULM• Oct. 11 at North Texas• Oct. 18 Arkansas State• Nov. 1 FIU•HC Nov. 8 UTEP Nov. 15 at Florida Atlantic• Nov. 22 at Troy• Dec. 3 Middle Tennessee•

2013 (9-4, 5-2 Sun Belt) SUN BELT CHAMPIONS L, 21-51 L, 17-20 W, 44-27 L, 37-45 W, 44-35 W, 59-30 W, 28-23 W, 49-20 L, 24-37 L, 29-40 L, 3-48 W, 42-28

2009 (6-6, 4-4 Sun Belt) Coach: Rickey Bustle Home: 4-2 | Away: 2-4 Sept. 5 SouthernFCS Sept. 12 Kansas State Sept. 19 at (9) Louisiana State Sept. 26 at (25) Nebraska Oct. 10 North Texas• Oct. 17 at Western Kentucky• Oct. 24 Florida Atlantic•HC Oct. 31 at FIU• (OT) Nov. 7 at Arkansas State• Nov. 14 at Middle Tennessee• Nov. 21 ULM• Nov. 28 Troy•

W, 42-19 W, 17-15 L, 3-31 L, 0-55 W, 38-34 W, 30-22 L, 29-51 L, 17-20 W, 21-18 L, 17-34 W, 21-17 L, 31-48

2010 (3-9, 3-5 Sun Belt)

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L, 3-60 L, 10-31 W, 49-28 L, 21-24 L, 10-28 L, 36-39 W, 13-10 W, 31-28 W, 31-28 W, 28-7 W, 54-21

2006 (6-6, 3-4 Sun Belt)

Coach: Rickey Bustle Home: 3-2 | Away: 0-7 Aug. 31 at (23) Texas A&M L, 7-31 Sept. 7 Minnesota L, 11-35 Sept. 14 at Houston L, 17-36 Sept. 21 UAB W, 34-0 Oct. 5 at (21) Louisiana State L, 0-48 Oct. 12 at New Mexico State• L, 28-31 Oct. 19 at Middle Tennessee• L, 35-48 Oct. 26 North Texas• L, 0-27 Nov. 2 Idaho•HC W, 31-28 Nov. 9 Arkansas State• W, 13-10 Nov. 16 at Arkansas L, 17-24 Nov. 23 at ULM• L, 10-34

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2004 (4-7, 2-5 Sun Belt)

2000 (1-10)

Coach: Jerry Baldwin Home: 2-3 | Away: 1-5 Sept. 1 Nicholls StateFCS Sept. 8 at Minnesota Sept. 22 Southern Miss Sept. 29 Middle Tennessee• Oct. 6 at Arizona State Oct. 13 at Arkansas State• Oct. 20 at Idaho• Oct. 27 ULM•HC Nov. 10 at North Texas• Nov. 17 New Mexico State• Nov. 24 at UCF

Coach: Rickey Bustle Home: 3-3 | Away: 1-5 Aug. 30 at South Carolina L, 7-14 Sept. 6 Louisiana Tech+ L, 3-34 Sept. 13 Houston L, 14-21 Sept. 20 at Minnesota L, 14-48 Sept. 27 at North Texas• L, 23-44 Oct. 4 at Oklahoma State L, 3-56 HC Oct. 11 ULM• L, 42-45 Oct. 16 New Mexico State• W, 26-24 Oct. 25 Idaho• W, 31-20 Nov. 1 at Southern Miss L, 3-48 Nov. 8 FIU+FCS W, 43-10 Nov. 15 at M. Tennessee• (4OT) W, 57-51

Coach: Rickey Bustle Home: 1-4 | Away: 2-5 Sept. 4 at (23) Georgia L, 7-55 Sept. 11 Arkansas State• W, 31-24 Sept. 25 Middle Tennessee• L, 14-34 Oct. 2 at North Texas• W, 28-27 Oct. 8 (22) Oklahoma State L, 28-54 Oct. 16 at Troy• L, 24-31 Oct. 23 Western Kentucky•HC L, 21-54 Oct. 30 at Ohio L, 31-38 Nov. 6 at Mississippi L, 21-43 Nov. 13 at Florida Atlantic• L, 23-24 Nov. 20 FIU• L, 17-38 Nov. 27 at ULM W, 23-22

2011 (9-4, 6-2 Sun Belt) L, 3-45 L, 7-51 W, 48-7 W, 33-14 W, 31-28 W, 6-0 L, 20-34 L, 28-42 L, 7-16 W, 17-7 W, 28-13 L, 20-39

Coach: Rickey Bustle Home: 1-5 | Away: 2-4 Sept. 1 at South Carolina L, 14-28 Sept. 8 Ohio L, 23-31 Sept. 15 McNeese State L, 17-38  Sept. 22 Troy• L, 31-48 Sept. 29 at UCF L, 19-37 Oct. 6 North Texas• W, 38-29 Oct. 13 at Arkansas State• L, 21-52 Oct. 20 Florida Atlantic•HC (OT) L, 32-39 Nov. 3 at (24) Tennessee L, 7-59 Nov. 10 at Middle Tennessee• W, 34-24 Nov. 17 at FIU• W, 38-28 Nov. 24 ULM• L, 11-17

Coach: Mark Hudspeth Home: 5-0 | Away: 3-4 | Neut.: 1-0 Sept. 3 at (9) Oklahoma State L, 34-61 Sept. 10 at Kent State W, 20-12 Sept. 17 Nicholls StateFCS W, 38-21 Sept. 24 at FIU• W, 36-31 Oct. 1 Florida Atlantic• W, 37-34 Oct. 8 Troy• W, 31-17 HC Oct. 15 North Texas• W, 30-10 Oct. 22 at Western Kentucky• L, 23-42 Oct. 29 at Middle Tennessee• W, 45-20 Nov. 5 ULM• W, 36-35 Nov. 12 at Arkansas State• L, 21-30 Nov. 26 at Arizona L, 37-45 R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl (New Orleans, La.) Dec. 17 vs. San Diego State W, 32-30

Coach: Mark Hudspeth Home: 4-1 | Away: 4-3 | Neut.: 1-0 Aug. 31 at Arkansas L, 14-35 Sept. 7 at Kansas State L, 27-48 Sept. 14 Nicholls StateFCS W, 70-7 Sept. 21 at Akron W, 35-30 Oct. 5 Texas State• W, 48-24 Oct. 15 at Western Kentucky• W, 37-20 Oct. 22 at Arkansas State• W, 23-7 Nov. 2 New Mexico StateHC W, 49-35 Nov. 7 Troy• W, 41-36 Nov. 16 at Georgia State• W, 35-21 Nov. 30 ULM• L, 28-31 Dec. 7 South Alabama• L, 8-30 R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl (New Orleans, La.) Dec. 21 vs. Tulane W, 24-21

2014 (9-4, 7-1 Sun Belt)

Coach: Mark Hudspeth Home: 4-2 | Away: 4-2 | Neut.: 1-0 Aug. 30 SouthernFCS W, 45-6 Sept. 6 Louisiana Tech L, 20-48 Sept. 13 at Ole Miss L, 15-56 Sept. 20 at Boise State L, 9-34 Oct. 4 Georgia State• W, 34-31 Oct. 14 at Texas State• W, 34-10 Oct. 21 Arkansas State• W, 55-40 Nov. 1 South AlabamaHC W, 19-9 Nov. 8 at New Mexico State• W, 44-16 Nov. 15 at ULM• W, 34-27 Nov. 22 Appalachian State• L, 16-35 Nov. 29 at Troy• W, 42-23 R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl (New Orleans, La.) Dec. 20 vs. Nevada W, 16-3

2015

Coach: Mark Hudspeth Sept. 5 at Kentucky Sept. 12 Northwestern State FCS Sept. 26 Akron Oct. 3 at Louisiana Tech Oct. 10 Texas State• Oct. 20 at Arkansas State• Oct. 31 ULM• Nov. 7 at Georgia State• Nov. 12 at South Alabama• Nov. 21 New Mexico State• Nov. 28 at Appalachian State• Dec. 5 Troy•

2012 (9-4, 6-2 Sun Belt)

Coach: Mark Hudspeth Home: 5-1 | Away: 4-3 | Neut.: 1-0 Sept. 1 LamarFCS W, 40-0 Sept. 8 at Troy• W, 37-24 Sept. 15 at Oklahoma State L, 24-65 Sept. 29 FIU• W, 48-20 HC Oct. 6 Tulane W, 41-13 Oct. 16 at North Texas• L, 23-30 Oct. 23 Arkansas State• L, 27-50 Nov. 3 at ULM• W, 40-24 Nov. 10 at Florida L, 20-27 Nov. 17 Western Kentucky• W, 31-27 Nov. 24 South Alabama• W, 52-30 Dec. 1 at Florida Atlantic• W, 35-21 R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl (New Orleans, La.) Dec. 22 vs. East Carolina W, 43-34

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INTRO | 2015 CAJUNS | COACHES | REVIEW | RECORDS | HISTORY | ADMINISTRATION | MEDIA Year Overall Conference Head Coach No Conference Affiliation (1901-1947) 1901 2-0 Ashby Woodson 1902 1-2 Ashby Woodson 1903 1-1 J. Ovey Herpin 1904 2-0-1 Edwin F. Gayle 1905 No Team (Yellow Fever Epidemic) 1906 1-0-1 Herbert McNaspy 1907 1-0 Jefferson Caffery 1908 6-0 Clement J. McNaspy 1909 5-2-2 Clement J. McNaspy 1910 6-2-1 Clement J. McNaspy 1911 1-4-1 Clement J. McNaspy 1912 3-4 H. Lee Prather 1913 4-4 Clement J. McNaspy 1914 5-3 R.B. Dunbar 1915 5-2-1 R.B. Dunbar 1916 7-1 T. Ray Mobley 1917 8-2 Clement J. McNaspy 1918 4-1 Clement J. McNaspy 1919 2-4-2 T. Ray Mobley 1920 2-8 H.O. Tudor 1921 9-2 T. Ray Mobley 1922 3-4-2 T. Ray Mobley 1923 7-3 T. Ray Mobley 1924 6-2-1 T. Ray Mobley 1925 7-2 T. Ray Mobley 1926 6-3-1 T. Ray Mobley 1927 2-7-1 T. Ray Mobley 1928 4-5 T. Ray Mobley 1929 2-7 T. Ray Mobley 1930 2-8 T. Ray Mobley 1931 1-6-1 T.F. Wilbanks 1932 3-4 T.F. Wilbanks 1933 6-3 T.F. Wilbanks 1934 5-4 T.F. Wilbanks 1935 2-8 T.F. Wilbanks 1936 2-7-1 T.F. Wilbanks 1937 4-3-1 Johnny L. Cain 1938 8-2-1 Johnny L. Cain 1939 3-5-1 Johnny L. Cain 1940 6-3-1 Johnny L. Cain 1941 6-2-1 Johnny L. Cain 1942 3-4 Louis Whitman 1943 5-0-1 Louis Whitman 1944 5-4 Louis Whitman 1945 1-6-1 Louis Whitman 1946 6-4 Johnny L. Cain 1947 6-2 George Mitchell Gulf States Conference (1948-1970) 1948 6-3-1 3-2 George Mitchell 1949 6-3 3-2 George Mitchell 1950 5-4 2-3 A.L. Red Swanson 1951 6-4 3-2 Raymond Didier 1952 5-2-2 3-0-2 Raymond Didier 1953 4-7 2-4 Raymond Didier 1954 5-4 4-2 Raymond Didier 1955 5-4 3-3 Raymond Didier 1956 4-6 1-5 Raymond Didier 1957 4-5-1 2-3-1 John Robert Bell 1958 1-8 0-5 Jim “Red” Hoggatt 1959 4-5 2-3 Jim “Red” Hoggatt 1960 6-4 3-2 Jim “Red” Hoggatt 1961 2-8 0-5 Russ Faulkinberry 1962 4-5-1 2-3 Russ Faulkinberry 1963 4-5 1-4 Russ Faulkinberry 1964 5-4 2-3 Russ Faulkinberry 1965 7-3 4-1 Russ Faulkinberry 1966 6-4 3-2 Russ Faulkinberry

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Year 1967 1968 1969 1970

Overall 6-4 8-2 5-5 9-3

Conference Head Coach 3-2 Russ Faulkinberry 5-1 Russ Faulkinberry 3-2 Russ Faulkinberry 5-0 Russ Faulkinberry

Southland Conference (1971-1981) 1971 5-4-1 2-2-1 (4th) Russ Faulkinberry 1972 5-6 1-4 (t-5th) Russ Faulkinberry 1973 0-10 0-5 (6th) Russ Faulkinberry 1974 2-9 0-5 (6th) Augie Tammariello 1975 6-5 2-3 (4th) Augie Tammariello 1976 9-2 4-1 (t-1st) Augie Tammariello 1977 6-4-2 2-1-2 (2nd) Augie Tammariello 1978 3-8 2-3 (t-4th) Augie Tammariello 1979 4-7 1-4 (t-4th) Augie Tammariello 1980 7-4 4-1 (2nd) Sam Robertson 1981 1-9-1 0-4-1 (6th) Sam Robertson Year Overall Conference FBS Independent (1982-1992) 1982 7-3-1 1983 4-6 1984 6-5 1985 4-7 1986 6-5 1987 6-5 1988 6-5 1989 7-4 1990 5-6 1991 2-8-1 1992 2-9

Head Coach Sam Robertson Sam Robertson Sam Robertson Sam Robertson Nelson Stokley Nelson Stokley Nelson Stokley Nelson Stokley Nelson Stokley Nelson Stokley Nelson Stokley

Year Overall Conference FBS Independent (1996-2000) 1996 5-6 1997 1-10 1998 2-9 1999 2-9 2000 1-10

Head Coach Nelson Stokley Nelson Stokley Nelson Stokley Jerry Baldwin Jerry Baldwin

Sun Belt Conference (2001-present) 2001 3-8 2-4 (t-4th) Jerry Baldwin 2002 3-9 2-4 (t-4th) Rickey Bustle 2003 4-8 4-3 (t-2nd) Rickey Bustle 2004 4-7 2-5 (t-7th) Rickey Bustle 2005 6-5 5-2 (t-1st) Rickey Bustle 2006 6-6 3-4 (t-5th) Rickey Bustle 2007 3-9 3-4 (t-5th) Rickey Bustle 2008 6-6 5-2 (2nd) Rickey Bustle 2009 6-6 4-4 (5th) Rickey Bustle 2010 3-9 3-5 (t-6th) Rickey Bustle 2011 9-4 6-2 (3rd) Mark Hudspeth 2012 9-4 6-2 (t-2nd) Mark Hudspeth 2013 9-4 5-2 (1st) Mark Hudspeth 2014 9-4 7-1 (2nd) Mark Hudspeth

Big West Conference (1993-1995) 1993 8-3 5-1 (t-1st) Nelson Stokley 1994 6-5 5-1 (t-1st) Nelson Stokley 1995 6-5 4-2 (t-2nd) Nelson Stokley

ALL-TIME HEAD COACHING RECORDS (BY VICTORIES) Coach Tenure Russ Faulkinberry 1961-73 Nelson Stokley 1986-98 T. Ray Mobley 1916, 1919, 1921-30 Rickey Bustle 2002-2010 Mark Hudspeth 2011-present Clement J. McNaspy 1908-11, 1913, 1917-18 Johnny L. Cain 1937-41, 1946 Augie Tammariello 1974-79 Raymond Didier 1951-56 Sam Robertson 1980-85 T.F. Wilbanks 1931-36 George Mitchell 1947-49 Louis Whitman 1942-45 Jim “Red” Hoggatt 1958-60 R.B. Dunbar 1914-15 Jerry Baldwin 1999-2001 A.L. “Red” Swanson 1950 John Robert Bell 1957 Ashby Woodson 1901-02 H. Lee Prather 1912 Edwin F. Gayle 1904 H.O. Tudor 1920 Jefferson Caffery 1907 Herbert McNaspy 1906 J. Ovey Herpin 1903 Dan “Sonny” Roy 1973

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First Last Game Game W L T PCT 1990 2013 4 0 0 1.000 2006 2006 1 0 0 1.000 1969 2012 8 9 0 .483 1988 1996 6 3 0 .667 1909 2005 36 35 2 .503 2007 2010 0 2 0 .000 1986 2012 0 9 0 .000 1997 2001 0 3 0 000 1997 1997 0 1 0 .000 1921 1989 3 2 0 .600 1924 2000 9 6 1 .594 2011 2011 1 0 0 1.000 1965 1966 2 0 0 1.000 1974 1994 3 3 0 .500 2012 2014 2 1 0 .667 2003 2007 0 2 0 .000 1935 2014 0 38 0 000 1930 1981 19 17 3 .526 2009 2014 2 0 0 1.000 1975 1982 4 3 0 .571 1923 2008 11 39 1 .226 1925 1986 18 1 1 .925 2001 2014 53 43 0 .552 1977 1977 0 1 0 .000 1992 2007 0 2 0 .000 1970 1970 0 1 0 .000 2000 2005 0 2 0 .000 1990 2006 1 5 0 .200 2013 2014 2 0 0 1.000 1994 2000 0 5 0 .000 1946 2014 12 7 0 .632 1911 2013 6 21 0 .222 1977 1992 5 4 0 .556 1995 2002 2 4 0 .333 1998 2007 0 4 0 .000 1951 2014 26 24 0 .520 1985 1994 4 0 0 1.000 1993 1994 1 1 0 .500 2008 2008 0 1 0 .000 1996 1996 0 1 0 .000 1997 1999 0 2 0 .000 1987 2004 1 3 0 250 1992 2013 5 2 0 .714 1994 1994 1 0 0 1.000 1999 1999 1 0 0 1.000 1991 1991 0 1 0 .000

All-Time Division I Totals (757 games) All-Time Others (310 games) 110-Year Totals

328* 424 18 189 105 16 517 529 34

.438 .635 .494

*Two victories in 1976 were later forfeited because of ineligible player(s). All records indicate on-field result.

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Louisiana leads, 1-0

Year Result/Score Site 9/21/13 W, 35-30 Akron

APPALACHIAN STATE App State leads, 1-0

Year Result/Score Site 11/22/14 L, 16-35 Lafayette

ARKANSAS STATE Louisiana leads, 23-19-1

Year Result/Score Site 10/17/53 L,12-13 Jonesboro 10/16/54 W, 36-2 Lafayette 11/5/66 L, 14-17 Lafayette 11/4/67 W, 7-6 Jonesboro 1/9/68 W, 20-9 Lafayette 10/18/69 L, 0-26 Little Rock 11/6/71 T, 10-10 Jonesboro 9/30/72 L, 18-21 Lafayette 9/15/73 L, 13-27 Jonesboro 11/29/74 L, 6-28 Lafayette 10/4/75 L, 17-39 Jonesboro 11/6/76 W, 23-14 Lafayette 11/5/77 L, 15-17 Jonesboro 11/4/78 L, 6-16 Lafayette 9/29/79 W, 13-9 Jonesboro 10/11/80 W, 3-0 Lafayette 10/10/81 L, 3-14 Jonesboro 10/9/82 L, 13-20 Lafayette 11/19/88 L, 21-38 Lafayette 11/18/89 W, 29-28 Lafayette 11/10/90 W, 17-16 Jonesboro 11/16/91 W, 17-13 Jonesboro 11/21/92 L, 7-20 Lafayette 10/16/93 W, 19-3 Jonesboro 10/8/94 W, 26-0 Lafayette 10/7/95 W, 33-9 Jonesboro 10/12/96 W, 42-31 Lafayette 10/4/97 W, 41-38 Jonesboro 10/17/98 W, 21-19 Lafayette 10/30/99 L, 27-31 Jonesboro 10/13/01 L, 20-26 Jonesboro 11/9/02 W, 13-10 Lafayette 11/23/04 W, 27-24 Lafayette 10/13/05 L, 36-39 Jonesboro 11/25/06 W, 28-13 Lafayette 10/13/07 L, 21-52 Jonesboro 10/18/08 W, 28-23 Lafayette 11/7/09 W, 21-18 Jonesboro 10/11/10 W, 31-24 Lafayette 11/12/11 L, 21-30 Jonesboro 10/23/12 L, 27-50 Lafayette 10/22/13 W, 23-7 Jonesboro 10/21/14 W, 55-40 Lafayette

GEORGIA STATE Louisiana leads, 2-0

Year Result/Score Site 11/16/13 W, 35-21 Atlanta 10/4/14 W, 34-31 Lafayette

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LOUISIANA TECH

Louisiana Tech leads, 47-33-6

Year Result/Score Site 1910 L, 0-75 Ruston 11/3/15 T, 7-7 Ruston 11/14/16 W, 26-0 Ruston 1917 W, 57-0 Ruston 10/30/20 L, 0-2 Ruston 11/11/21 L, 0-20 Ruston 11/15/24 W, 20-6 Lafayette 11/20/25 W, 22-13 Ruston 11/5/26 L, 0-23 Lafayette 11/5/27 L, 0-13 Ruston 11/4/28 W, 46-6 Lafayette 12/7/29 L, 7-24 Ruston

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10/25/30 L. 0-7 Ruston 10/17/31 L, 0-38 Ruston 10/21/32 L, 0-15 Lafayette 10/14/33 W, 13-7 Ruston 10/12/34 W, 25-0 Lafayette 10/11/35 L, 0-25 Ruston 10/8/36 L, 7-20 Lafayette 11/12/37 T, 0-0 Ruston 11/4/38 W, 27-7 Ruston 11/4/39 W, 12-6 Ruston 11/1/40 W, 7-6 Lafayette 10/31/41 L, 0-12 Ruston 10/30/42 W, 12-7 Lafayette 10/14/44 W, 15-0 Ruston 11/18/44 L, 0-7 Lafayette 10/5/45 L, 12-14 Lafayette 11/17/45 W, 13-7 Ruston 11/2/46 L, 6-34 Lafayette 11/1/47 L, 0-9 Ruston 10/30/48 L, 14-24 Lafayette 10/29/49 L, 0-21 Ruston 11/4/50 W, 41-13 Lafayette 11/3/51 W, 34-7 Ruston 11/1/52 T, 19-19 Lafayette 10/31/53 L, 7-27 Ruston 10/30/54 W, 25-0 Lafayette 10/29/55 L, 14-28 Ruston 10/27/56 L, 6-33 Lafayette 10/12/57 L, 13-28 Ruston 10/11/58 L, 0-33 Lafayette 10/10/59 L, 13-21 Ruston 10/8/60 W, 6-2 Lafayette 10/7/61 L, 0-12 Ruston 10/6/62 W, 13-6 Lafayette 10/12/63 L, 0-45 Ruston 10/10/64 L, 3-6 Lafayette 10/9/65 W, 16-8 Ruston 10/15/66 W, 21-12 Lafayette 10/7/67 W, 20-14 Ruston 10/12/68 W, 28-24 Lafayette 10/11/69 L, 21-34 Ruston 10/10/70 W, 20-10 Lafayette 10/9/71 L, 15-35 Ruston 9/9/72 L, 0-7 Lafayette 9/22/73 L, 0-23 Ruston 10/12/74 L, 20-35 Lafayette 10/11/75 L, 14-24 Ruston 10/2/76 W, 31-26 Lafayette 10/8/77 T, 21-21 Ruston 10/7/78 W, 24-6 Lafayette 10/6/79 L, 0-17 Ruston 11/15/80 W, 27-9 Lafayette 10/31/81 T, 17-17 Ruston 11/13/82 W, 29-19 Lafayette 11/19/83 W, 13-9 Lafayette 9/8/84 W,17-16 Ruston 9/14/85 L, 23-24 Ruston 11/22/86 L, 14-23 Lafayette 10/8/88 L, 16-19 Ruston 9/2/89 L, 14-40 Lafayette 9/29/90 L, 10-24 Ruston 10/26/91 T, 14-14 Lafayette 10/10/92 L, 7-21 Ruston 11/27/93 W, 21-17 Lafayette 10/1/94 W, 13-3 Ruston 11/4/95 W, 40-33 Lafayette 9/28/96 W, 37-31 Ruston 11/15/97 L, 24-63 Lafayette 9/19/98 L, 14-77 Ruston 10/2/99 L, 31-41 Lafayette 10/14/00 L, 14-48 Ruston 9/6/03 L, 3-34 Lafayette 9/11/04 L, 20-24 Ruston 9/6/14 L, 20-48 Lafayette

NEW MEXICO STATE Louisiana leads, 6-3

Year Result/Score Site 9/27/75 W, 31-7 Lafayette 9/6/80 W, 14-12 Lafayette 10/14/95 W, 43-26 Lafayette 11/17/01 L, 46-49 Lafayette 10/12/02 L, 28-31 Las Cruces 10/16/03 W, 26-24 Lafayette 10/9/04 L, 32-35 Las Cruces 11/2/13 W, 49-35 Lafayette 11/8/14 W, 44-16 Las Cruces

NORTHWESTERN STATE Louisiana leads, 36-35-2

Year Result/Score Site 11/25/09 L, 0-47 Natchitoches 1911 W, 30-6 Lafayette 11/20/12 L, 6-13 Lafayette 1913 L, 12-26 Natchitoches 1914 W, 12-0 Lafayette 11/25/15 L, 0-14 Natchitoches 11/30/16 W, 20-0 Lafayette 1917 W, 34-0 Lafayette 11/27/19 W, 13-0 Lafayette 11/25/20 L, 0-13 Natchitoches 11/24/21 W, 33-2 Lafayette 11/30/22 L, 6-13 Natchitoches 11/29/23 W, 14-12 Lafayette 11/27/24 W, 20-0 Natchitoches 11/26/25 W, 24-7 Lafayette 11/18/26 T, 0-0 Lafayette 11/24/27 T, 6-6 Natchitoches 11/24/28 W, 13-6 Lafayette 11/30/29 L, 0-6 Natchitoches 11/27/30 L, 6-18 Lafayette 11/26/31 L, 2-38 Natchitoches 11/24/32 L, 0-8 Lafayette 11/30/33 W, 10-2 Natchitoches 11/29/34 W, 6-0 Lafayette 11/28/35 L, 0-6 Natchitoches 11/26/36 L, 0-6 Lafayette 11/25/37 L, 0-7 Natchitoches 11/24/38 W, 7-0 Lafayette 11/30/39 L, 0-6 Natchitoches 11/28/40 W, 12-7 Lafayette 11/27/41 W, 6-0 Natchitoches 11/6/42 L, 6-11 Lafayette 11/25/44 W, 7-6 Natchitoches 11/22/45 L, 0-13 Lafayette 11/23/46 W, 14-0 Natchitoches 11/27/47 W, 9-7 Lafayette 11/20/48 W, 28-7 Natchitoches 11/19/49 W, 27-14 Lafayette 11/18/50 L, 7-12 Natchitoches 11/17/51 W, 41-26 Lafayette 11/15/52 W, 34-0 Natchitoches 11/14/53 L, 7-12 Lafayette 11/13/54 L, 7-34 Natchitoches 11/12/55 W, 27-13 Lafayette 11/10/56 L, 19-38 Natchitoches 11/9/57 L, 0-19 Lafayette 11/8/58 L, 8-27 Natchitoches 11/14/59 W, 34-14 Lafayette 11/12/60 W, 17-7 Natchitoches 11/11/61 L, 14-27 Lafayette 11/10/62 L, 0-20 Natchitoches 11/16/63 W, 19-13 Lafayette 11/14/64 W, 27-17 Natchitoches 11/13/65 W, 41-7 Lafayette 11/12/66 L, 8-21 Natchitoches 11/11/67 L, 9-24 Lafayette 11/16/68 W, 14-7 Natchitoches 11/15/69 L, 28-33 Lafayette 11/14/70 W, 24-21 Natchitoches 11/13/71 L, 19-27 Lafayette 11/11/72 L, 8-24 Natchitoches 11/10/73 L, 10-20 Lafayette 11/16/74 W, 14-10 Natchitoches 11/15/75 W, 40-17 Lafayette 11/13/76 L, 3-7 Natchitoches 11/12/77 L, 13-20 Lafayette 11/11/78 W, 19-17 Natchitoches 10/10/87 W, 13-3 Lafayette 9/12/98 L, 22-24 Lafayette 9/23/00 L, 21-23 Lafayette 9/4/04 W, 14-7 Lafayette 9/17/05 W, 49-28 Lafayette

SOUTH ALABAMA Louisiana leads, 2-1

Year Result/Score Site 11/24/12 W, 52-30 Lafayette 12/7/13 L, 8-30 Mobile 11/2/14 W, 19-9 Lafayette

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Louisiana leads, 2-0

Year Result/Score Site 10/5/13 W, 48-24 Lafayette 10/14/14 W, 34-10 San Marcos

TROY

Louisiana leads, 11-7

Year Result/Score Site 11/8/46 W, 64-0 Lafayette 9/25/48 W, 26-19 Lafayette 9/24/49 W, 48-25 Lafayette 10/7/50 W, 40-14 Lafayette 10/6/51 W, 44-7 Troy 10.4.52 W, 54-14 Lafayette 9/17/94 L, 20-39 Lafayette 11/13/04 L, 10-13 Lafayette 10/29/05 W, 31-28 (ot) Lafayette 11/4/06 L, 28-42 Troy 9/22/07 L, 31-48 Lafayette 11/22/08 L, 3-48 Troy 11/28/09 L, 31-48 Lafayette 10/16/10 L, 24-31 Troy 10/8/11 W, 31-17 Lafayette 9/8/12 W, 37-24 Troy 11/7/13 W, 41-36 Lafayette 11/29/14 W, 42-23 Troy

ULM

Louisiana leads, 26-24

Year Result/Score Site 9/15/51 L, 7-13 Lafayette 11/28/53 L, 6-35 Monroe 10/9/54 W, 41-7 Lafayette 10/8/55 W, 26-6 Monroe 10/6/56 L, 19-45 Lafayette 10/5/57 W, 6-0 Monroe 10/4/58 L, 8-29 Lafayette 10/31/59 L, 20-34 Monroe 10/29/60 W, 8-7 Lafayette 10/28/61 L, 20-27 Shreveport 10/27/62 W, 18-10 Shreveport 11/9/63 L, 6-7 Monroe 11/7/64 W, 23-7 Lafayette 11/6/65 W, 14-10 Lafayette 10/29/66 L, 7-10 Monroe 10/28/67 L, 6-17 Lafayette 11/2/68 L, 7-20 Monroe 11/1/69 W, 9-7 Lafayette 10/31/70 W, 9-7 Monroe 10/30/71 W, 31-7 Lafayette 12/4/76 W, 7-5 Lafayette 9/1/79 W, 17-13 Lafayette 9/27/80 L, 0-24 Monroe 9/19/81 L, 17-20 Monroe 11/6/82 W, 40-26 Lafayette 9/10/83 L, 6-31 Monroe 9/15/84 L, 6-7 Lafayette 9/13/86 W, 24-20 Lafayette 10/24/87 W, 17-7 Monroe 9/30/89 W, 24-10 Monroe 8/31/91 L, 10-21 Lafayette 9/12/92 W, 31-23 Lafayette 10/25/97 L, 21-28 (ot) Lafayette 11/7/98 L, 24-34 Monroe 10/23/99 L, 7-31 Lafayette 11/4/00 W, 21-18 Monroe 10/27/01 W, 17-12 Lafayette 11/23/02 L, 10-34 Monroe 10/11/03 L, 42-45 Lafayette 11/20/04 L, 10-13 Monroe 11/26/05 W, 54-21 Monroe 12/2/06 L, 20-39 Lafayette 11/24/07 L, 11-17 Lafayette 10/4/08 W, 44-35 Monroe 11/21/09 W, 21-17 Lafayette 11/27/10 W, 23-22 Monroe 11/5/11 W, 36-35 Lafayette 11/3/12 W, 40-24 Monroe 11/30/13 L, 28-31 Lafayette 11/15/14 W, 34-27 Monroe

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2015 LOUISIANA RAGIN’ CAJUNS FOOTBALL 1944 Oil Bowl

1970 Grantland Rice Bowl

Louisiana 24, Arkansas A&M 7

Jan. 1, 1944

Tennessee St. 26, Louisiana 25

Houston, Texas

HOUSTON — What many consider to be “The Best Team in Louisiana History”, Louisiana (then known as Southwestern Louisiana Institute) defeated Arkansas A&M (the present-day University of Arkansas at Monticello) 24-7 to claim the 1944 Oil Bowl Championship. The New Year’s Day rematch was played under the same rainy, muddy and foggy conditions as the earlier meeting between the two teams on Nov. 6 in Memphis, Tenn. That game ended in a 20-20 tie. The Cajuns versatile backs and strong offensive line was no match for the Aggies. “I say that no team, and I put the emphasis on Notre Dame, could have beaten us that day,” said Louisiana-Lafayette head coach Louis Whitman. Louisiana-Lafayette was led by quarterback Alvin Dark, who either scored or set-up each of the Cajuns tallies. The Cajuns struck in the first quarter when Dark returned an Aggies punt 24 yards down to the AAM 21 yard-line. Following an offsides penalty and a first down run by Dark, Dark then split the uprights from 16 yards to give the Cajuns a 3-0 lead. Louisiana-Lafayette upped their lead to 10-0 just two possessions later. Moe Richmond made a sensational leaping catch between two defenders for a 12-yard score from Dark. Arkansas A&M moved down to the Cajuns 19 on the next possession, but came away empty handed. AAM’s quarterback needed just two completions to move the Aggies 51 yards, but then threw three consecutive incompletions to turn the ball back over to LouisianaLafayette. The Aggies scored on their first possession of the second half to cut the Cajuns lead to 10-7. A running into the kicker penalty on the Cajuns helped extend the AAM 64-yard drive that ended in a 27 yard touchdown pass from Gray to Bill Coomer. Louisiana 3 7 7 7 — 24 Arkansas A&M 0 0 7 0 — 7 First Quarter UL - Dark 17 yd field goal. Second Quarter UL - Richmond 12 yd pass from Dark (Dark kick). Third Quarter AAM - Cromer 27 yd pass from Gray (Marshall kick); UL - Pillow 7 yd run (Dark kick). Fourth Quarter UL - Dark 10 yd run (Dark kick). Attendance: N/A UL AAM First Downs.............................................................9 8 Rushes-Yards (Net)................................... 58-N/A 36-N/A Passing-Yards (Net).................................2/8-N/A 7/20-N/A Total Offense (Plays-Yards).................... 66-N/A 56-N/A Punt Returns-Yards..........................................N/A N/A Kick Returns-Yards...........................................N/A N/A Punts-Average..............................................9-N/A 10-N/A Fumbles-Lost...................................................... 2-2 1-1 Penalties-Yards.............................................6-N/A 1-N/A

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Dec. 12, 1970

Baton Rouge, La.

BATON ROUGE, La. — The Ragin’ Cajuns, appearing in their second bowl in school history, fell victim to turnovers and special teams miscues en route to a 26-25 loss to the Tennessee State University Tigers. Tennessee State scored two touchdowns in 1:28 to take a 14-0 lead after one quarter. Louisiana responded with two touchdowns in the second quarter. Nelson Schexnayder hauled in a seven-yard touchdown pass from George Coussan, but Roy Pendergraft’s extra point was blocked. Robert Gill scored on a four yard run just 3:46 later, but Coussan’s pass to Dickie Haik was broken-up, and the Cajuns trailed 14-12 at the half. A scoreless third quarter led to a frenzy of activity in the fourth stanza. Schexnayder caught his second touchdown of the game on a 17-yard toss from Coussan with 8:57 remaining in the game. Pendergraft’s extra point gave the Cajuns a 19-14 lead. The ensuing kickoff was fumbled by J. Thaxton into the end zone where Mike Courville recovered for a Cajuns touchdown. Pendergraft’s extra point was blocked again, giving Louisiana a 25-14 lead. TSU traveled 55 yards on seven plays in 2:45 culminating in a threeyard touchdown scramble by Joe Gilliam. Albert Davis was cut down on the try for two, keeping the score 25-20 in favor of the Cajuns. Coussan’s seventh interception of the game led to a short touchdown run by Davis with 3:22 remaining in the game. The Cajuns comeback hopes were dashed when Tom Hauser’s pass was intercepted by Donald Pinson, his fifth pick of the game and TSU’s eighth. Tennessee State 14 0 0 12 — 26 Louisiana 0 12 0 13 — 25 First Quarter TSU - Coleman 18 yd pass from Gilliam (Reese kick), 1:58; TSU - Reese 63 yd pass from Gilliam (Reese kick), 0:30. Second Quarter UL - Schexnayder 7 yd pass from Coussan (Pedergraft kick Blocked), 11:38; UL - Gill 4 yd run (Coussan pass failed), 7:52. Third Quarter No Scoring. Fourth Quarter UL - Schexnayder 17 yd pass from Coussan (Pendergraft kick), 8:57; UL Courville fumble recovery in end zone (Pendergraft kick blocked), 8:57; TSU - Gilliam 3 yd run (Albert Davis run failed), 6:12; TSU - Albert Davis 5 yd run (Gilliam pass failed), 3:22. Attendance: 13,400 UL TSU First Downs...........................................................13 16 Rushes-Yards (Net)...................................... 41-22 35-(-1) Passing-Yards (Net)............................10/31-106 19/37-302 Total Offense (Plays-Yards).....................72-128 72-301 Punt Returns-Yards........................................... 1-9 4-53 Kick Returns-Yards....................................... 7-158 3-46 Punts-Average............................................. 7-35.1 5-34.6 Fumbles-Lost...................................................... 5-1 7-4 Penalties-Yards................................................8-84 18-149 Individual Statistics RUSHING: TSU - Lane 8-18, Reese 7-17, Davis, A. 10-14, Gilliam 10-(-50). UL - Gill 22-44, English 4-14, Haik 2-8, Dupre 1-4, Coussan 12-(-48) PASSING: TSU - Gilliam19-37-2-280, Davis, A. 1-1-0-22. UL - Coussan 10-31-7-107; Hauser 0-1-1-0. RECEIVING: TSU - Davis, D. 9-131, Reese 7-111, Coleman 2-42, Lane 2-18. UL - Schexnayder 3-48, Hauser 2-33, Michel 1-15, Dupre 1-13, English 1-1, Gill 2-(-3). DEFENSE: TSU - Pinson 5 INT (5-19), Herring 2 INT (2-17), West 1 INT (1-18), Stevenson 3 SK (-29), Wynn 1 SK (-11), TEAM 1 SK (-3) Sims 1 FR. UL - St. Amant 1 INT (1-27) Inhern 1 INT, (1-0), Blanchard 1 SK (-12), TEAM 5 SK (-52), Kleinpeter 2 FR, McDonald 1 FR, Courville 1 FR.

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2012 R&L Carriers New Orleans Bowl

Louisiana 32, San Diego State 30

Dec. 17, 2011

Louisiana 43, East Carolina 34

New Orleans, La.

NEW ORLEANS, La. — Brett Baer’s 50-yard field goal as time expired lifted Louisiana to a 32-30 victory over San Diego State in the 2011 R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl in front of a record 42,841 fans at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome. Trailing 30-29 with 35 seconds remaining, Blaine Gautier capped off a record-setting performance of 470 yards passing by directing Louisiana (9-4) 49 yards for Baer’s game clincher. Starting at the UL 18, Gautier completed back-to-back passes to Javone Lawson that covered 39 yards and moved the Cajuns to the SDSU 43. Gautier found Harry Peoples on the sideline for five yards to the SDSU 38 to move into the 50-yard field goal range, then a five-yard penalty against the Aztecs (8-5) set up Baer’s heroics. The Aztecs used a 10 play, 69 yard drive capped off by a Ryan Lindley touchdown pass to Colin Lockett to take a 30-29 lead. Gautier’s 470 yards passing established an R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl record. He eclipsed the previous record of 387 passing yards set by Troy’s Corey Robinson (vs. Ohio in 2010), giving him 2,958 yards for the year, toppling Jake Delhomme’s record of 2901 yards passing in 1996. Lawson joined Gautier in the history book after posting 193 yards on nine catches to become only the third Cajuns receiver to post 1,000plus yards in a season. San Diego State 3 0 14 13 — 30 Louisiana 6 7 6 13 — 32 First Quarter SDSU - Perez 27 yd field goal, 9:35; UL - Lawson 18 yd pass from Gautier (Baer kick blocked), 0:25. Second Quarter UL - Surgent 87 yd punt return (Baer kick), 14:00. Third Quarter UL - Green 20 yd pass from Gautier (Baer kick failed), 14:01; SDSU - Lockett 16 yd pass from Lindley (Peres kick), 12:54; SDSU - Lockett 16 yd pass from Lindley (Perez kick), 3:40. Fourth Quarter UL - Lawson 11 yd pass from Gautier (Baer kick), 12:48; SDSU - Muema 5 yd run (Perez kick), 5:40; UL - Baer 22 yd field goal, 2:09; SDSU - Lockett 12 yd pass from Lindley (Lindley pass failed); 0:35; UL - Baer 50 yd field goal, 0:00. Attendance: 42,841 (Bowl Game Record) SDSU UL First Downs...........................................................29 25 Rushes-Yards (Net)...................................... 31-68 30-76 Passing-Yards (Net)............................28/49-413 25/44-492 Total Offense (Plays-Yards).....................80-481 74-568 Punt Returns-Yards........................................... 0-0 2-92 Kick Returns-Yards....................................... 5-121 6-110 Punts-Average............................................. 4-49.2 4-36.8 Fumbles-Lost...................................................... 1-0 1-0 Penalties-Yards................................................4-30 9-76 Time of Possession.......................................33:29 26:31 Individual Statistics RUSHING: SDSU - Hillman 24-55; Muema 3-9, 1; Lindley 2-6; Young 1-0; Team 1-(-2). UL - Harris 14-62; Gautier 9-22; McGuire 2-6; Lawson 1-1; Walker 1-0; Spikes 1-(-2). PASSING: SDSU - Lindley 28-49-0-413-3. UL - Gautier 24-50-1-470-3; McGuire 1-1-0-22-0; Masson 0-1-0-0-0; Harris 0-1-0-0-0. RECEIVING: SDSU - Lockett 6-85-3; Russell 6-79; Denso 5-109; Escobar 4-70; Hillman 4-49; Young 2-21; Roberts 1-0. UL - Lawson 9-193-2; Green 5-121-1; Peoples 5-50; Surgent 3-93; Bentley 1-22; Thompson 1-11; McGuire 1-2.

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Dec. 22, 2012

New Orleans, La.

NEW ORLEANS, La. – Terrance Broadway accounted for 424 yards of total offense as Louisiana repeated as R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl champions with a 43-34 victory over East Carolina before a bowl record crowd of 48,828 at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome. Broadway, who completed 21-of-32 passes for 316 yards and a touchdown and had 15 rushes for 108 yards, was named New Orleans Bowl MVP. The Cajuns jumped out to a 14-0 lead early in the second quarter when Broadway and Harry Peoples scored on runs of 12 and 10 yards, respectively. ECU answered with the first of two Reggie Bullock TD runs, a five-yard scamper at the 12:48 mark. Alonzo Harris scored on touchdown runs of six and 68 yards to extend the lead to 28-7 with 7:05 left. A pair of ECU touchdowns just 13 seconds apart closed the gap to 28-21 before Baer closed the half with a 50-yard field goal as time expired. The Pirates ran off 10 straight points to tie the game in the third quarter, the last seven coming on a 13-yard run by Bullock with 5:57 left. The Cajuns answered quickly as Javone Lawson made an acrobatic grab of a 14-yard pass from Broadway with 3:07 left. Baer’s extra-point was blocked as Louisiana led, 37-31. ECU closed to within 37-34 on Warren Harvey’s second field goal of the day, a 26-yard effort with 13:36 left, but the Cajuns defense stiffened, holding the Pirates scoreless in their final three possessions to secure the win. East Carolina 0 21 10 3 — 34 Louisiana 7 24 6 6 — 43 First Quarter UL - Terrance Broadway 12-yard run (Brett Baer kick), 8:10. Second Quarter UL - Harry Peoples 10-yard run (Baer kick), 6:33; ECU - Reggie Bullock 5-yard run (Warren Harvey kick), 12:48; UL - Alonzo Harris 6-yard run (Baer kick), 11:07; UL - Harris 68-yard run (Baer kick), 7:05; ECU - Justin Hardy 19-yard pass from Shane Carden (Harvey kick), 3:09; ECU Danny Webster 16-yard pass from Carden (Harvey kick), 2:56; UL - Baer 50-yard field goal, 0:00. Third Quarter ECU - Harvey 45-yard field goal, 9:46; ECU - Bullock 13-yard run (Harvey kick), 5:57: UL - Javone Lawson 14-yard pass from Broadway (Baer kick blocked), 3:07). Fourth Quarter ECU - Harvey 26-yard field goal, 13:36; UL - Baer 25-yard field goal, 3:11; UL - Baer 39-yard field goal, 0:10. Attendance: 48,828 (Bowl Game Record) ECU UL First downs............................................................24 25 Rushes-yards...............................................30-143 42-267 Passing yards..................................................... 278 324 Return yards.........................................................96 159 Passing A-C-I............................................. 43-25-1 35-22-1 Punts-Yds.-Avg.................................... 6-278-46.3 5-212-42.4 Fumbles-Lost...................................................... 1-0 1-1 Penalties-Yards.................................................. 0-0 4-50 Time of Possession.......................................27:17 32:43 Individual Statistics RUSHING: ECU - Bullock 17-104, 2; Cooper 9-19; Solomon 1-19; Carden 3-1. UL - Harris 21-120, 2; Broadway 15-108, 1; Gautier 1-16; Peoples 1-10; Pierce 2-10; Reed 2-3. PASSING: ECU - Carden 42-25-1, 278, 2; Hardy 1-0-0. UL - Broadway 3221-1, 316, 1; Gautier 2-1-0, 8, 0; Peoples 1-0-0. RECEIVING: ECU - Bodenheimer 5-65; Hardy 5-59, 1; Webster 4-42, 1; Solomon 3-56; Harris 2-14; Cooper 2-3; Wiggins 1-18; Bullock 1-11; Jones 1-5; Pasut 1-5. UL - Robinson 6-116, 1; Lawson 4-71, 1; Peoples 3-43; Thompson 3-27; Brown 2-30; Reed 1-16; Surgent 1-10; Maxwell 1-7; Butler 1-4.

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2014 R&L Carriers New Orleans Bowl

Louisiana 24, Tulane 21

Dec. 21, 2013

Louisiana 16, Nevada 3

New Orleans, La.

NEW ORLEANS La. – Two years ago, a made last-second field goal gave Louisiana its first bowl victory since 1944. Two years, and a pair of bowl victories later, a missed field goal in the final seconds would give the Cajuns their third straight postseason victory. Hunter Stover kicked a 27-yard field goal – the first of his collegiate career – with 9:56 remaining and the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns earned its third straight bowl victory when Tulane’s Cairo Santos missed a potential tying 48-yard field goal in a 24-21 win over the Green Wave before an R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl-record crowd of 54,728 at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome. The dramatic victory in its postseason home away from home helped Louisiana (9-4) claim its third consecutive nine-win season while becoming the first school in New Orleans Bowl history to win three consecutive games. Stover, who served as the Cajuns primary kickoff specialist before assuming all kicking duties against South Alabama, helped Louisiana stave off a furious comeback by Tulane (7-6) after Sean Thomas picked off his second pass of the game at the Tulane 28. Tulane, playing in its final game after 38 years in the iconic downtown building, had one final chance to send the game to overtime after a Daniel Cadona punt was downed at the Tulane 5 with 1:35 remaining. Devin Powell connected with Justyn Shackleford on a 34-yard pass on third-and-10 to the Tulane 39 before a 27-yard pass to Ryan Grant pushed the ball to the Cajuns 34. Powell, who completed 10 of 21 passes for 223 yards, found Kendrick Banks on a nine-yard catch to the Cajuns 25 before Chris Hill made a key defensive stop for Louisiana with a five-yard sack forcing Tulane to call its final timeout with 13 seconds left. Tulane Louisiana

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First Quarter UL - Elijah McGuire 27 run (Hunter Stover kick), 10:57; UL - Alonzo Harris 15 run (Stephen Brauchle kick), 2:10. Second Quarter UL - Corey Trim 82 interception return (Stover kick), 12:31; TLN - Orleans Darkwa 1 run (Cairo Santos kick), 3:55; TLN - Darkwa 7 run (Santos kick), 1:58. Third Quarter TLN - Darkwa 22 run (Santos kick), 2:34. Fourth Quarter UL - Stover 27-yd field goal, 9:56. Attendance: 54,728 (Bowl Game Record)

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NEW ORLEANS La. – The old adage, ‘Defense Wins Championships’ was on display in the 14th annual R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome as the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns held Nevada in check all game, dominating defensively in a 16-3 win that marked the fourth straight season as New Orleans Bowl champions. The three points allowed set a school bowl record, as well as the New Orleans Bowl-record. Nevada’s high-flying offense had not been held without a touchdown since a 35-0 loss at Notre Dame on Sept. 5, 2009. Terrance Broadway finished 26-of-31 passing for 227 yards and was named MVP, becoming the first two-time MVP in New Orleans Bowl history. He completed his first 14 passes setting the record for the most consecutive completions to start a game in NCAA Division I bowl history. Wolfpack quarterback Cody Fajardo, who entered the game averaging 281 yards of total offense per game, was held to 173 yards. Louisiana (9-4) became the first school in college football bowl history to win the same bowl game in four straight seasons. The Cajuns scored on the game’s opening possession, driving 77 yards in eight plays. Broadway connected on a 17-yard touchdown pass to C.J. Bates at 11:26 for what proved to be all the offense his team would need. Hunter Stover put the Cajuns up 10-0 late in the first quarter with a 46-yard field – the longest of his collegiate career. After a defensive stop and a short punt by Daniel Cadona, Nevada (7-6) took over at the UL 26-yard line. A 21-yard field goal by Brent Zuzo trimmed the Louisiana lead to 10-3 with 2:42 remaining in the first half. After a scoreless third quarter, Stover tacked on a 30-yard and 35-yard field goal in the fourth quarter. His final make provided a 16-3 lead with 4:46 remaining in the game. Any chance a late rally by the Wolfpack was halted on the ensuing possession. After a first down at the Nevada 39, Darzil Washington sacked Fajadro for a loss of six yards which led to a failed fourth down conversion at 3:48. Nevada Louisiana

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First Quarter UL - C.J. Bates 17-yd pass from Terrance Broadway (Hunter Stover kick), 11:26; UL - Stover 46-yd field goal, 2:55. Second Quarter NEV - Brent Zuzo 21-yd field goal, 2:42. Third Quarter No Scoring. Fourth Quarter UL - Stover 30-yd field goal, 11:51; UL - Stover 35-yd field goal, 4:46. Attendance: 34,014

TLN UL First downs............................................................15 19 Rushes-yards...............................................38-102 46-168 Passing yards..................................................... 286 157 Return yards.........................................................46 160 Passing A-C-I............................................. 30-15-3 21-14-2 Punts-Yds.-Avg.................................... 7-339-48.4 7-286-40.9 Fumbles-Lost...................................................... 2-0 0-0 Penalties-Yards............................................. 10-85 7-73 Time of Possession.......................................23:42 36:18 Individual Statistics RUSHING: TLN - Darkwa 16-83; Powell 5-14; Butler 3-7; Rounds 1-5; Montana 1-4; Kelley 1-(-2); Team 1-(-9). UL - Harris 13-74; McGuire 11-45; Nixon 7-29; Broadway 14-21; Team 1-(-1). PASSING: TLN - Powell 10-21-1-223; Montana 5-8-1-63; Grant 0-1-1-0. UL - Broadway 12-19-2-143; Nixon 2-2-0-14. RECEIVING: TLN - Grant 7-113; Shackleford 2-63; Banks 2-19; Breaux 1-42; Kelley 1-28; Butler 1-11; Marfisi 1-10. UL - McGuire 7-94; Robinson 4-50; Surgent 2-2; Harris 1-11.

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NEV UL First downs............................................................13 26 Rushes-yards................................................. 28-89 43-184 Passing yards..................................................... 124 227 Return yards...........................................................0 16 Passing A-C-I............................................. 14-29-0 26-31-0 Punts-Yds.-Avg.................................... 5-210-42.0 3-106-35.3 Fumbles-Lost...................................................... 1-1 1-1 Penalties-Yards.................................................. 1-5 1-15 Time of Possession.......................................23:06 36:54 Individual Statistics RUSHING: NEV - Fajardo 13-49; Jackson 10-25; Butler 5-15. UL - McGuire 16-99; Harris 13-70; Broadway 13-7; Reed 1-8. PASSING: NEV - Fajardo 14-29-0-124. UL - Broadway 26-31-1-227. RECEIVING: NEV - Turner 5-46; Richardson 3-29; Demps 2-24; Brock 3-16; Gipson 1-9. UL - McGuire 5-54; Butler 8-53; Fuselier 6-50; Pettis 3-30; Riles 3-23; Bates 1-17.

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Scoring

Points (Game): .......................13 by Brett Baer, 2012 TDs (Game): ........2 by Nelson Schexnayder, 1970; 2 by Javone Lawson, 2011; 2 by Alonzo Harris, 2012 Points (Career): ............... 22 by Brett Baer, 2011-12 TDs (Career): ...........3 by Javone Lawson, 2011-12; ............................................. Alonzo Harrison, 2011-13 Kick Points (Game): ..............13 by Brett Baer, 2012 Kick Points (Career): ...... 22 by Brett Baer, 2011-12 PAT Made (Game): .................. 4 by Brett Baer, 2012 PAT Att. (Game): ....................... 5 by Brett Baer, 2012 PAT Made (Career): ................. 4 by Brett Baer, 2012 PAT Att. (Career): ..................... 5 by Brett Baer, 2012 FGM (Game): ........................... 3 by Brett Baer, 2012; ........................................................ Hunter Stover, 2014 FGA (Game): .....................4 by Hunter Stover, 2014 FGM (Career): .....................5 by Brett Baer, 2011-12 FGA (Career): ......................5 by Brett Baer, 2011-12

Rushing

Attempts: ...............................22 by Robert Gill, 1970 Yards: ...............................120 by Alonzo Harris, 2012 Touchdowns: .....................2 by Alonzo Harris, 2012 Longest Rush: ................68 by Alonzo Harria, 2012 Attempts (Career): .. 61 by Alonzo Harris, 2011-14 Yards (Career): ............... 306 by Alonzo Harris, 2011-14 TDs (Career): .................... 3 by Alonzo Harris, 2011-13

Passing

Attempts: ........................ 40 by Blaine Gautier, 2011 Completions: ....... 26 by Terrance Broadway, 2014 Yards: ..............................470 by Blaine Gautier, 2011 Touchdowns: ....................3 by Blaine Gautier, 2011 Interceptions: ..............7 by George Coussan, 1970 Longest Pass: ......56 by Gautier to Surgent, 20112 Att. (Career): .......82 by Terrance Broadway, 2011-14 Comp. (Career): .59 by Terrance Broadway, 2011-14 Yds. (Career): ... 686 by Terrance Broadway, 2011-14

Total Offense

Most Plays: ..................... 59 by Blaine Gautier, 2011 Most Yards: ...................492 by Blaine Gautier, 2011 Plays (Career): .124 by Terrance Broadway, 2011-14 Yds (Career): .... 822 by Terrance Broadway, 2011-14

Receiving

All-Purpose Yards

Most Yards: ................. 283 by Darryl Surgent, 2011 (93 Rec., 92 PR, 98 KOR) Most Yards (Career): .434 by Darryl Surgent, 2011-12 (103 Rec., 104 PR, 227 KOR)

Punt Returns

Returns: ............................ 3 by Darryl Surgent, 2013 Return Yards: ................92 by Darryl Surgent, 2011 Longest Return.............87 by Darryl Surgent, 2011

Kickoff Returns

Returns: ............................ 7 by Darryl Surgent, 2012 Return Yards: ............. 129 by Darryl Surgent, 2012 129 by C. Reggie Dupre, 1970 Best Average: ........ 25.8 by C. Reggie Dupre, 1970 Longest Return..........32 by C. Reggie Dupre, 1970

Punting

Punts: ............................ 7 by Roy Pendergraft, 1970; ............................................. 7 by Daniel Cadona, 2013 Punting Yards: ........... 286 by Daniel Cadona, 2013 Highest Avg.: ...................... 42.4 by Brett Baer, 2012 Long Punt: ..................48 by Roy Pendergraft, 1970 Most Punts (Career): .............10 by Daniel Cadona, ................................................................................2013-14 Most Yards (Career): ........... 392 by Daniel Cadona, ................................................................................2013-14 Best Avg. (Career): ......41.0 by Brett Baer, 2011-12

Defense

Total Tackles: ......... 11 by Jemarlous Moten, 2011; ............................................... 11 by Lance Kelley, 2011 Solo Tackles: ..................... 7 by Trae Johnson, 2012; ..................................................... 7 by Corey Trim, 2014 Assisted Tackles: .......7 by Jemarlous Moten, 2011 Tackles For Loss: ...................2 by Bill Bentley, 2011; ............................................... 2 by Trae Johnson, 2013; ......................................2 by Darzil Washington, 2014 TFL Yards: ............... 19 by Darzil Washington, 2014 QB Sacks: ..................2 by Darzil Washington, 2014 QB Sacks Yds: ........ 19 by Darzil Washington, 2014 Interceptions: ....................2 by Sean Thomas, 2013 Int. Return Yards: .................82 by Corey Trim, 2013 Long Int. Return: .................82 by Corey Trim, 2013 Passes Defended: ............. 3 by Melvin White, 2011

Team Game Records (Since 1970)

Total Offense

Most Plays: .................................................... 77 in 2012 Most Yards: ..................................................591 in 2012

First Downs

First Downs, Total: ...................................... 26 in 2014 First Downs, Rushing: ................................ 15 in 2014 First Downs, Passing: ................................. 19 in 2011 First Downs, Penalty: ....................................3 in 1970

Rushing

Most Attempts: ............................................ 46 in 2013 Most Yards: ..................................................267 in 2012 Most Touchdowns: ........................................4 in 2012 Fewest Attempts: ........................................ 30 in 2011 Fewest Yards: ................................................ 22 in 1970 Fewest Touchdowns: ......................0 in 2011& 2014

Passing

Most Attempts: ............................................ 44 in 2011 Most Completions: ..................................... 26 in 2014 Most Yards: ..................................................492 in 2011 Most Touchdowns: ........................................3 in 2011 Most Interceptions: .......................................7 in 1970 Fewest Attempts: ........................................ 21 in 2013 Fewest Completions: ................................. 10 in 1970 Fewest Yards: ..............................................106 in 1970 Fewest Interceptions: ...................................0 in 2011

Miscellaneous Offense

Most Points: .................................................. 43 in 2012 Least Points: .................................................. 16 in 2014 Touchdowns: ...................................................5 in 2012 Most Fumbles: ................................................5 in 1970 Most Fumbles Lost: ............1 in 1970, 2012 & 2014 Most Penalties: ...............................................9 in 2011 Most Penalty Yards: .................................... 84 in 1970 Most Interceptions Made: ..........................3 in 2013 Most Int. Return Yards: ............................103 in 2013 Time of Possession: .............................. 36:54 in 2014 Third Down Conv.: .....................611 (11-18) in 2012 Fourth Down Conv.: .......................500 (1-2) in 2011 Bowl Attendance: ...................................54,728, 2013

Receptions: .................... 9 by Javone Lawson, 2011 Yards: ........................... 193 by Javone Lawson, 2011 Touchdowns: ................. 2 by Javone Lawson, 2011 Recep. (Career): ... 13 by Javone Lawson, 2011-12 Yards (Career): .....264 by Javone Lawson, 2011-12 TDs (Career): ............3 by Javone Lawson, 2011-12

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2015 LOUISIANA RAGIN’ CAJUNS FOOTBALL Cajun Field has served as the home of Ragin’ Cajuns football since September 1971. Louisiana holds a 132-102-2 all-time record on its home field with winning records in 31 of the 44 seasons. The Cajuns have gone 18-4 at home over the last four years, including a 5-0 mark in 2011 when they set the school single season records for total attendance (145,854) and average attendance (29,171). Included in those totals were five of the top 15 crowds all-time, including a Sun Belt Conference record 32,823 vs. North Texas on Oct. 15, 2011. Louisiana was the Sun Belt attendance champion in 2004, 2008, 2011, 2013 and 2014. Cajun Field hosted the 1,000th Cajuns game in school history on Nov. 1, 2008 before a then-Sun Belt record crowd of 29,031. Louisiana has enjoyed plenty of memorable moments since the venue opened in 1971. The greatest of those moments came during the 1996 season when the Ragin’ Cajuns opened their 26th season in the facility with the biggest upset in school history, a 29-22 victory over No. 25 Texas A&M in front of a then-record crowd of 38,783 fans. That mark surpassed the previous record crowd of 36,133 that saw the Cajuns face the Alabama Crimson Tide on Oct. 6, 1990. Cajun Field has been the site of much success with four consecutive 4-1 records from 1993-96. The school record for wins at Cajun Field in a season is seven, set during the 1976 season, one of four undefeated seasons (1976, 1980, 1987 and 2011) at Cajun Field. Cajun Field boasts 2,577 chairback seats and additional seating to the capacity of another 38,849 giving the facility a total seating capacity of 41,426. In 2014, the south endzone was closed in to create more seating, adding 5,000 seats to the stadium capacity. General admission seating is available on the hill in the north end zone to give fans the opportunity to overflow the stadium. In the summer of 2008, Cajun Field removed its long-standing natural grass and entered a new era with a synthetic playing surface. Cajun Field was built in time for the 1971 football season. The characteristics which helped create the name and traditions have been there since the initial construction. For the first 17 years, Louisiana’s football stadium was simply known as Cajun Field. In the summer of 1988, then-Strength & Conditioning Coach Mickey Faulkinberry suggested referring to Cajun Field as “The Swamp”. The name stuck for various reasons. To start, the field surface is set two feet below sea level in a natural bowl. In addition to providing a picturesque surrounding, the sunken facility allows most fans to walk down to their stadium seats. The Cajuns and their opponents must enter Cajun Field through a long tunnel from the Cox Athletics Center. “The Swamp” nickname also fits in with the geographic makeup of the area, with its many surrounding bayous and wetlands, as well as the close proximity to the Gulf of Mexico, which lies just 30 miles south. In fact, a popular gathering place for Louisiana students and a regular stop for visitors is the small swamp located in the heart of the main campus, which sits adjacent to the Student Union. Ironically, the on-campus swamp, officially named Cypress Lake, lays over the original football field that existed during the early 1900’s, adding to the distinct nickname. The National Wetlands Center, a nationally renown research facility that Louisiana hosts and administers, is located less than a half-mile from Cajun Field.

Cajun Field at a Glance

Playing Surface_______________________________ Pro Grass Synthetic Turf System Seating Capacity__________________________________________________ 41,426 Record at Cajun Field______________________________________ 132-102-2 (.563) 1971-79_________________________________________________28-28-1 (.500) 1980-89__________________________________________________ 35-14 (.714) 1990-99_________________________________________________24-24-1 (.500) 2000-09__________________________________________________ 26-28 (.481) 2010-_____________________________________________________ 19-8 (.704) Sun Belt Conference Record____________________________________ 29-21 (.580) Record in Home Openers______________________________________ 25-19 (.568) Herbert Heymann Classic Record �� 11-3 (.786) .500 or Better Seasons_________________________________________________ 31 Longest Winning Streak________________ 11 games (Sept. 11, 1976–Oct. 15, 1977) Longest Losing Streak___________________ 7 games (Sept. 6, 1997–Sept. 12, 1998) Most Wins, Season____________________________________________ 7 (1976, 7-0) Most Losses, Season___________________________________________ 6 (1997, 0-6) First Game______________________________Sept. 25, 1971, vs. Santa Clara, W, 21-0 Largest Margin of Victory________ 63 pts. - Sept. 14, 2013, vs. Nicholls State, W, 70-7 Most Points (by the Cajuns)______ 70 pts. - Sept. 14, 2013, vs. Nicholls State, W, 70-7 Most Points (both teams)_______95 pts. - Oct. 21, 2014, vs. Arkansas State, W 55-40 ___________________________________ Nov. 17, 2001, vs. New Mexico St., L, 46-49 Largest Crowd______________________________ 41,357 vs. Southern, Sept. 5, 2009 Largest Sun Belt Crowd____________________ 32,823 vs. North Texas, Oct. 15, 2011

All-Time Homecoming History

Date Opponent Result 11/1/14 South Alabama W, 19-9 11/2/13 New Mexico State W, 49-35 10/6/12 Tulane W, 41-13 10/15/11 North Texas W, 30-10 10/23/10 Western Kentucky L, 21-54 10/24/09 Florida Atlantic L, 29-31 11/1/08 FIU W, 49-20 10/20/07 Florida Atlantic L, 32-39 (OT) 10/28/06 Middle Tennessee L, 20-34 10/29/05 Troy W, 31-28 (OT) 10/23/04 Arkansas State W, 27-24 10/11/03 La.-Monroe L, 42-45 11/2/02 Idaho W, 31-28 10/27/01 La.-Monroe W, 17-12 10/7/00 Tulane L, 37-38 10/23/99 La.-Monroe L, 7-31 10/17/98 Arkansas State W, 21-19 10/25/97 La.-Monroe L, 21-28 (OT) 10/12/96 Arkansas State W, 42-31 10/14/95 New Mexico State W, 43-26 10/8/94 Arkansas State W, 26-0 10/30/93 San Jose State W, 24-13 11/7/92 Northern Illinois L, 15-23 10/5/91 Miami (Ohio) L, 14-27 11/3/90 Southern Miss L, 13-14 10/7/89 Tulsa W, 21-13 10/15/88 Northern Illinois W, 45-0 11/7/87 Memphis W, 31-7 10/25/86 Stephen F. Austin W, 28-14 10/12/85 East Carolina W, 16-14 11/3/84 East Carolina W, 42-24 11/19/83 Louisiana Tech W, 13-9 11/6/82 La.-Monroe W, 40-26 11/7/81 Texas-Arlington L, 7-23 11/15/80 Louisiana Tech W, 27-9

Date Opponent Result 11/10/79 Texas-Arlington L, 10-24 11/4/78 Arkansas State L, 6-16 11/12/77 Northwestern State L, 13-20 11/6/76 Arkansas State W, 23-14 11/1/75 Texas-Arlington W, 35-32 10/26/74 Chattanooga W, 21-20 11/10/73 Northwestern State L, 10-20 11/4/72 Santa Clara L, 7-27 10/31/71 La.-Monroe W, 31-7 11/7/70 Tampa L, 38-50 11/15/69 Northwestern State L, 28-33 10/26/68 Lamar W, 20-14 10/28/67 La.-Monroe L, 6-17 10/15/66 Louisiana Tech W, 21-12 11/13/65 Northwestern State W, 41-7 10/17/64 Tampa W, 37-6 10/26/63 Louisiana College W, 7-6 10/13/62 Tampa T, 14-14 11/11/61 Northwestern State L, 14-27 10/29/60 La.-Monroe W, 8-7 11/14/59 Northwestern State W, 34-14 10/11/58 Louisiana Tech L, 0-33 11/9/57 Northwestern State L, 0-19 10/27/56 Louisiana Tech L, 6-33 11/12/55 Northwestern State W, 27-13 10/30/54 Louisiana Tech W, 25-0 11/7/53 Louisiana College W, 19-6 11/1/52 Louisiana Tech T, 19-19 11/17/51 Northwestern State W, 41-26 11/4/50 Louisiana Tech W, 41-13 11/19/49 Northwestern State W, 27-14 10/30/48 Louisiana Tech L, 14-24 10/25/47 Louisiana College W, 38-7 11/2/46 Louisiana Tech L, 6-34 66-Year Record 40-26-2 (.603)

Homecoming Facts

Most Common Opponent_______10 games vs. Louisiana Tech/Northwestern State Most Common HC Date ______ November 7 (Played five times, ‘53, ‘70, ‘81, ‘87, ‘92) Most Victories Against ________________________________ Arkansas State (5-1), Louisiana Tech (5-4-1), Northwestern State (5-5) Longest Winning Streak ___________________________________ Eight (1982-89) Longest Losing Streak ____________________ Three (1956-58, 1977-79, 1990-92) Largest Margin of Victory ______________45, 10/15/88 vs. Northern Illinois (45-0) Largest Margin of Defeat ________________33, 10/11/58 vs. Louisiana Tech (0-33), 10/23/10 vs. Western Kentucky (21-54) HC Queens Since 2000___________________________________Madeleine Ortte, ‘14; Robin Roy, ‘13; Kimberly Newville , ‘12; Megan Roberts, ’11; Danika Arenibas, ‘10; Natalie Camel, ‘09; Leslie Saloom, ‘08; Susan Edney, ‘07; Lynetria Johnson, ‘06; Christal Raye Grogan, ‘05; Familayo Rita, ‘04; Shanea Morrison, ‘03; Jessica Clarke, ‘02; Annie Winngate, ‘01; Cherri Duhon, ‘00

A record crowd of 41,357 watches the Ragin’ Cajuns open the 2009 season with a 42-19 victory over Southern University on Sept. 5, 2009.

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RECEIVING RECORDS

Cajuns: 30 by Brian Mitchell vs. Lamar (1989); Alonzo Harris vs. New Mexico State (2013) Opponent: 24 by Marshall Higginbotham, McNeese State (1973); Marquis Williams, ULM (1997); Lance Dunbar, North Texas (2009)

Most Points

Most Touchdowns

Cajuns: 5 by Brian Mitchell vs. Lamar (1989); Alonzo Harris vs. New Mexico State (2013) Opponent: 4 by Marshall Higginbotham, McNeese State (1973); Marquis Williams, ULM (1997); Lance Dunbar, North Texas (2009)

Most PATs Made

Cajuns: 10 by Stephen Brauchle vs. Nicholls State (2013) Opponent: 9 by Marty Kent, Louisiana Tech (1997)

Most PATs Attempted

Cajuns: 10 by Stephen Brauchle vs. Nicholls State (2013) Opponent: 9 by Marty Kent, Louisiana Tech (1997)

Most Field Goals Made

Cajuns: 5 by Rafael Septien vs. San Jose State (1974); Mike Lemoine vs. CMU (1989) Opponent: 6 by Philip Doyle, Alabama (1990)

Most Field Goals Attempted

Cajuns: 5 by Rafael Septien vs. San Jose State (1974); Mike Lemoine vs. CMU (1989) Opponent: 6 by Philip Doyle, Alabama (1990)

Longest Field Goal

Cajuns: 57 yards by Rafael Septien vs. Lamar (1974) Opponent: 55 yards by Alan Gendreau, Middle Tennessee State (2010)

PASSING RECORDS

Cajuns: 13 by Ladarius Green, ULM (2012) Opponent: 14 by Casey Fitzgerald, North Texas (2007)

Cajuns: 198 by Fred Stamps vs. ULM (2003) Opponent: 266 by Siaha Burley, UCF (1998)

Most Touchdowns

Cajuns: 2, (21 times); Most recently by Jamal Robinson vs. Georgia State (2014) Opponent: 2, (24 times); Most recently by Dijon Paschal, Arkansas State (2014)

PUNTING RECORDS Most Punts

Cajuns: 11 by John Roveto vs. McNeese State (1979); Danny Clement vs. Chattanooga (1973) Opponent: 12 by Roy Gaebel, Pacific (1979); Steve Mick, Southern Illinois (1977)

PUNT RETURN RECORDS Most Returns

Cajuns: 8 by Damon Mason vs. Arkansas State (1994) Opponent: 7 by Mike Dellocono, Louisiana Tech (1980)

Most Yards

Cajuns: 86 by Cleo Samuels vs. Xavier (1973) Opponent: 95 by Jimmy Walden, East Carolina (1981)

Most Touchdowns

Cajuns: 1 (5 times); Most recently by Nick Dugas vs. Minnesota (2002) Opponent: 1 by Tommy Braden, Northwestern State (1977); Jimmy Walden, East Carolina (1981); Bobo Beathard, Appalachian State (2014)

Longest Return

Most Completions

INTERCEPTION RECORDS

Cajuns: 33 by Chris Masson vs. Oklahoma State (2010); Eric Rekieta vs. ULM (2003) Opponent: 35 by Giovanni Vizza, North Texas (2007)

Most Passing Yards

Cajuns: 473 by Eric Rekieta vs. ULM (2003) Opponent: 438 by Ryan Aplin, Arkansas State (2010); Daunte Culpepper, UCF (1998)

Most Touchdowns

Cajuns: 5 by Jake Delhomme vs. Northern Illinois (1996) Opponent: 5 by Brandon Weeden, Oklahoma State (2010); Ryan Aplin, Arkansas State (2010); Trevor Vittatoe, UTEP (2008); Tim Rattay, Louisiana Tech (1997)

Most Interceptions Thrown

Cajuns: 81 yards by Cleo Samuels vs. Xavier, 1973 (TD) Opponent: 77 yards by Jimmy Walden, East Carolina (1981)

Most Interceptions

Cajuns: 2, (18 times); Most recently by Dwight Bently vs. North Texas (2009) Opponent: 4 by Damon Nickson, Middle Tennessee (2006)

Most Yards

Cajuns: 96 by Dwight Bently vs. North Texas (2009) Opponent: 95 by Chappell Mitchell, Arkansas State (1996)

Most Touchdowns

Cajuns: 1 (15 times); Most recently by Justin Anderson vs. Nicholls State (2013) Opponent: 2 by David McCrary, Chattanooga (1983)

Longest Return

Cajuns: 89 yards; Melvin White vs. Troy (2011) (TD) Opponent: 95 yards by Chappell Mitchell, Arkansas State (1996) (TD)

Cajuns: 4 by Jerry Babb vs. Middle Tennessee (2006); Ken Boynick vs. Northwestern State (1973); Phil Reynolds vs. Arkansas State (1980) Opponent: 6 by Richard Williams, UNLV (1987)

RUSHING RECORDS Most Attempts

Cajuns: 35 by Thomas Jackson vs. Louisiana Tech (1983) Opponent: 39 by Clarence Robinson, Southern Illinois (1978)

Most Yards

Cajuns: 271 by Brian Mitchell vs. Colorado State (1987) Opponent: 264 by Bobby Ray Tell, Louisiana Tech (1999)

Most Touchdowns

Longest Run

Cajuns: 80 yards; Mike Northcutt v, Texas-Arlington (1975) (TD) & Jason Cherry vs, Troy (2007) (TD) Opponent: 99 yards by Kenneth Dixon, Louisiana Tech (2014) (TD)

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3-3-0 3-3-0 0-6-0 1-5-0 5-2-0 7-0-0 4-1-1 2-5-0 3-3-0 5-0-0 1-4-0 5-1-0 3-1-0 3-1-0 2-2-0 3-2-0 5-0-0 4-2-0 4-1-0 2-3-0 0-3-1 2-3-0 4-1-0 4-1-0 4-1-0 4-1-0 0-6-0 2-2-0 2-3-0 0-5-0 2-3-0 3-2-0 3-3-0 3-2-0 3-2-0 3-3-0 1-5-0 4-1-0 4-2-0 1-4-0 5-0-0 5-1-0 4-1-0 4-2-0

110,000 93,429 61,600 73,152 146,081 163,143 151,346 113,163 108,060 85,092 85,346 130,608 81,711 88,180 78,405 101,451 87,326 122,874 80,445 111,973 80,294 92,111 109,955 95,770 88,640 108,552 87,362 35,193 76,445 73,119 66,615 75,279 83,970 107,006 87,957 90,519 99,904 107,342 111,998 86,915 145,854 137,190 129,878 154,652

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Totals 132-102-2 (.563) 44 seasons Attendance: 4,405,905 (18,669 avg.)

Longest Pass

Cajuns: 95 yards; Randy Fontenot to Harold Porter vs. Chattanooga (1974) (TD) Opponent: 87 yards; Fredi Knighten to Dijon Paschal, Arkansas State (2014) (TD)

Cajun Field Attendance

Most Receiving Yards

Most Pass Attempts

Cajuns: 55 by Chris Masson vs. Oklahoma State (2010) Opponent: 57 by Giovanni Vizza, North Texas (2007)

YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORD

Most Receptions

TOP 20 CAJUN FIELD CROWDS

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1. 41,357_______________ Southern (Sept. 5, 2009) 2. 38,783_____________Texas A&M (Sept. 14, 1996) 3. 36,170______________ Southern (Aug. 30, 2014) 4. 36,133________________ Alabama (Oct. 6, 1990) 5. 33,828_________ McNeese State (Sept. 15, 2007) 6. 32,823_____________ North Texas (Oct. 15, 2011) 7. 30,176___________ Arkansas State (Nov. 6, 1976) 8. 30,028________ New Mexico State (Nov. 2, 2013) 9. 29,775____________________ Troy (Oct. 8, 2011) 10. 29,758__________________ Tulane (Oct. 2, 2012) 11. 29,031____________________ FIU (Nov. 1, 2008) 12. 28,871__________ Nicholls State (Sept. 14, 2013) 13. 28,752______ Northwestern State (Nov. 12, 1977) 14. 28,741__________ Nicholls State (Sept. 17, 2011) 15. 28,176________ Louisiana-Monroe (Nov. 5, 2011) 16. 27,814___________ San Jose State (Oct. 30, 1993) 17. 27,300_________ Northern Illinois (Oct. 15, 1988) 18. 26,640___________ Louisiana Tech (Oct. 2, 1976) 19. 26,339___________ Florida Atlantic (Oct. 1, 2011) 20. 25,881_______ #22 Oklahoma State (Oct. 8, 2010) _

1. 96,197_______________Tennessee (Nov. 3, 2007) 2. 95,110______________ Tennessee (Sept. 5, 1992) 3. 92,746______________ at Georgia (Sept. 4, 2010) 4. 92,443_________ Louisiana State (Sept. 19, 2009) 5. 92,362__________ Louisiana State (Sept. 2, 2006) 6. 91,357___________ Louisiana State (Oct. 5, 2002) 7. 86,482________________ Florida (Nov. 10, 2012) 8. 86,304______________ Nebraska (Sept. 26, 2009) 9. 85,075________________ Florida (Aug. 31, 1996) 10. 83,711_________________ Florida (Nov. 6, 1993) 11. 82,519__________________ Texas (Sept. 9, 2005) 12. 82,227__________ South Carolina (Aug. 30, 2003) 13. 80,017__________________ Texas (Sept. 9, 2000) 14. 78,234__________ South Carolina (Sept. 1, 2007) 15. 75,087_____________ Texas A&M (Aug. 31, 2002) 16. 74,369_________________ Florida (Oct. 19, 1985) 17. 74,327________________ Auburn (Oct. 24, 1992) 18. 72,233________________ Alabama (Oct. 3, 1987) 19. 70,123_______________ Alabama (Oct. 14, 1989) 20. 69,801_______________Arkansas (Aug. 31, 2013)

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Dr. Joseph Savoie University President

When Dr. E. Joseph Savoie became the University’s sixth president in 2008, he worked with volunteer transition teams and the campus community to formulate a strategic plan to guide the institution’s growth and development. Some components of that plan that reflect the University’s commitment to students have already taken shape. The University has increased its student housing capacity nearly 40 percent by adding new residence halls and constructing new parking towers. The Student Union was expanded and renovated to meet the United States Green Building Council LEED Certification Rating. The new campus hub opened in January 2015 featuring restaurants, meeting spaces, student-service offices, a collegiate shop and bookstore, and a post office. A large plaza overlooks Cypress Lake. The University unveiled a comprehensive master plan for campus that includes provisions for managing growth, development and change over the next two decades. The plan features additional parking, bikeways and mixed-use development of property. The University continues to focus on providing a quality education and a fulfilling college experience. Savoie and other university administrators support an academic environment that draws energetic and innovative faculty members, promotes community service and encourages mutually beneficial partnerships with state industries and area businesses. Prior to being named president of the University,

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Savoie was Louisiana’s Commissioner of Higher Education for 12 years. Under his leadership, higher education governance was restructured, a statewide community and technical college system was created, teacher education programs were redesigned, the state’s first need-based financialaid program was created and a master plan for public postsecondary education was implemented. His affiliations include the American Association of Colleges and Universities (AASCU), the Association of Public and Landgrant Universities (APLU), and the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE). He serves on the NCAA Division 1 Board of Directors and the NCAA Board of Governors. He previously served on the Board of Trustees SACSCOC. He also serves on several advisory groups that address higher education policy. He earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees from UL Lafayette, and served as the institution’s first vice president for University Advancement. He holds a doctorate in educational leadership and administration from Columbia University’s Teacher’s College in New York. Savoie and his wife, Gail, have a son, Adam; a daughter, Blaire Savoie Saulnier; and are the proud grandparents of Addison Marie Saulnier.

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University Presidents

The University of Louisiana at Lafayette has had only six presidents in over 100 years of existence. Current University President, Dr. Joseph Savoie, was selected to head the University on December 6, 2007. Edwin Lewis Stephens Lether Edwards Frazer Joel Lafayette Fletcher Clyde Lee Rougeou Ray P. Authement E. Joseph Savoie

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University Administration

President – Dr. Joseph Savoie Provost & Vice President for Academic Affairs – Dr. James P. Henderson Vice President for Administration and Finance – Mr. Jerry L. LeBlanc Vice President for Enrollment Management – Dr. DeWayne Bowie Vice President for Research – Dr. Ramesh Kolluru Vice President for Student Affairs – Mrs. Patricia Cottonham Vice President for University Advancement – Mr. John Blohm

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The University of Louisiana at Lafayette

The largest institution within the nine-campus University of Louisiana System The University of Louisiana at Lafayette is no ordinary university. Also known in French as Université des Acadiens (the University of the Acadians), UL is a coeducational, public research university with high research activity located in Lafayette, La. With more than 18,000 students, it is the largest institution within the nine-campus University of Louisiana System and is the secondlargest university in Louisiana. UL awards bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees. Its diverse offerings range from the humanities to scientific research and UL is among the nation’s leaders in areas such as computer science, biology and nursing. The university has earned a reputation for providing its students with a high-quality education at an affordable price. In fact, it’s the most affordable university in Louisiana, according to the U.S. Department of Education’s College Affordability and Transparency List released earlier this year. In addition to leading the state as the university with the lowest average net price to attend, UL is among the top 10 percent of most affordable four-year public universities in the United States. The university stresses community service. During the 2010-2011 academic year, more than 5,000 students, faculty and staff contributed about 500,000 hours of direct community service. Their efforts had an economic impact of more than $9 million to the Lafayette community. A wide range of cultural, recreational and social activities are available, on and off campus. Students can choose from among more than 150 campus organizations and clubs, for example. UL is as unique as its location – the heart of Acadiana, a multi-parish area known for its

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path paved with more than 80,000 bricks bearing the names of each of its graduates, beginning with the first graduating class of 1903. Another visual clue that UL is special: LITE, which stands for the Louisiana Immersive Technology Enterprise. LITE is located in University Research Park, a 147-acre site adjacent to the athletic complex. LITE ’s striking design features a threestory, egg-shaped section made of glass. Threedimensional images created by supercomputers are projected inside. LITE’s creation was out of the ordinary, too. It was established for economic development through a partnership formed by UL, the Lafayette Economic Development Authority and the State of Louisiana. Other tenants in University Research Park include the U.S. Geological Survey’s National Wetlands Research Center and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Estuarine Habitats and Coastal Fisheries Center. To learn more, visit the University’s website at www.louisiana.edu.

distinctive Cajun and Creole cultures, excellent food and music, and exceptional quality of life. The campus reflects the region’s beauty and natural resources. Cypress Lake, a microcosm of the nearby Atchafalaya Basin, is behind the Student Union. Although it’s called a lake, it’s more accurately described as a managed wetland. Teeming with alligators, turtles, birds and fish, it’s filled with Cypress trees draped with moss and a variety of lush vegetation. UL’s campus features many oak trees; several are more than 100 years old. The university’s quadrangle is encircled by the “Walk of Honor,” a

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Scott Farmer Director of Athletics

ith unparalleled success in the areas of athletics, academics, fundraising and increased exposure on the state and national level, Director of Athletics Scott Farmer is leading the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns athletic program through its finest era in the University’s rich history. Since being named the school’s Director of Athletics in October of 2011, Farmer has guided the Ragin’ Cajuns through a transformation that has touched on all facets of the program. The Ragin’ Cajuns have established themselves as one of the top athletic programs in the country by virtue of numerous NCAA postseason appearances and championships. During the past two years, the Ragin’ Cajuns have been ranked in the top 50 among all schools in the Football Bowl Subdivision in a poll by the National Association of College Directors of Athletics (NACDA) and released by CBSSports.com. In the latest poll released, the Ragin’ Cajuns were rated as the 44th-best athletic program in the country, finishing ahead of 25 schools that compete in the Power 5 conferences. After a record-setting year in 2013-14, in which five sports claimed conference championships, the Ragin’ Cajuns were rated as the 34th-best nationally, finishing as the top non-BCS school in the rankings. During the 2014-15 athletic year, the football team earned a fourth consecutive bowl championship (R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl), while women’s basketball claimed the 2015 Women’s Basketball Invitational title with four dramatic games on its home floor. The Ragin’ Cajuns also claimed Sun Belt Conference championships in both softball (regular-season) and baseball (SBC Tournament) with both programs earning trips to

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both the NCAA Regionals and Super Regionals for the second consecutive year - the only school in the nation to accomplish that feat. While 2014-15 was a successful year in the history of Ragin’ Cajuns athletics, the 2013-14 season was one for the ages as the department claimed a combined seven Sun Belt Conference titles and solidified the school’s label as the “Home of Champions.” Football kicked off that historic season as it claimed the Sun Belt Conference regular-season title along with its third straight victory in the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl. The Ragin’ Cajuns men’s basketball team claimed the Sun Belt Conference Tournament title after earning three hard fought victories in a 38-hour span at New Orleans’ Lakefront Arena, securing a berth in the NCAA Men’s Basketball Championships. Men’s tennis spent the season ranked in the national polls before claiming the Sun Belt Conference Tournament championship and earning a berth in the NCAA Regionals. On the diamond, the baseball team claimed both the Sun Belt Conference regular-season and tournament championships, while setting a schoolrecord for wins (58), earning a unanimous No. 1 ranking in the national polls, and hosting both the NCAA Regionals and Super Regionals. And in the circle, the softball team won 49 games, claimed both the Sun Belt Conference regular-season and tournament crowns, hosted both the NCAA Regionals and Super Regionals, and made a sixth appearance in the Women’s College World Series. While the Ragin’ Cajuns have experienced great success under Farmer’s watch on the competition field, it’s in the classroom where the results have been exemplary. Student-athletes have thrived in the class-

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room and have been provided the tools needed in obtaining their degrees under Farmer’s leadership. Ragin’ Cajuns student-athletes have consistently set the bar academically, with the entire program enjoying 10 consecutive semesters of earning a combined grade point average of 2.8 or above. After setting cumulative GPA records in each semester during the 2013-14 academic year, Ragin’ Cajuns student-athletes in the Fall 2014 semester produced the highest combined semester GPA in recorded history – a 3.056. With increased success in the classroom, Ragin’ Cajuns student-athletes are on a solid track to graduate as evidenced by the annual Academic Progress Rate (APR). In 2015, all 16 Division I varsity sports exceeded the required 930 cutoff point with 12 sports scoring at 960 or above. And with sustained progress in the APR equals a Federal Graduation Rate for student-athletes that was ranked as the best among all schools in the state of Louisiana and the Sun Belt Conference during the 2013-14 academic year. With a solid understanding and experience in intercollegiate athletics, Farmer has set the course in improving the overall experience for all studentathletes, coaches and fans through improvements in external sources upon his arrival in Lafayette. He played an integral role in establishing the Ragin’ Cajuns Athletic Foundation in 2009. Since its formation, the RCAF continues to grow and works on enhancing the department’s annual operating budget while providing financial support to Louisiana’s 16 varsity programs. In 2014, Annual Fund donations increased 31 percent from the previous year, eclipsing the $2 million mark for the first time in history, finishing with a total of $2.16 million and surpassing the previous record of $1.67 million raised in 2013. Overall, donations to the RCAF surpassed $6.5 million in 2013. Farmer was instrumental in the development of the University’s $115 million Athletic Facilities

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INTRO | 2015 CAJUNS | COACHES | REVIEW | RECORDS | HISTORY | ADMINISTRATION | MEDIA Master Plan, a three-tiered plan that was launched in 2013 and includes major facility improvements that will aid coaches and student-athletes in all 16 athletic programs. Tier One of the plan, which was completed in the fall of 2015, saw the addition of nearly 6,000 seats in the south end zone of Cajun Field, the addition of the Student-Athlete Performance Center and the renovation of the Ragin’ Cajuns Soccer/ Track Complex, that will feature office space and locker rooms for both programs. Tier Two will focus on the renovations towards Cajun Field and M.L. “Tigue” Moore Field, home of Ragin’ Cajuns baseball. Renovations to Cajun Field will ultimately increase capacity, while adding club seats, loge seats and box suites. A new multi-story structure that will be located on the west side of the stadium will house a Hall of Fame Musuem, a bookstore and cafeteria for students and over 23,000 square feet of office space for athletic administration. Improvements to “Tigue” Moore Field will increase capacity to approximately 4,500, including nearly 1,200 chair back seats. The addition of luxury suites, a club level and a new press box will make the “Tigue” an attractive venue to host NCAA Tournaments in the future. With major facility upgrades on the horizon, Farmer has coordinated facility improvements that included the addition of new artificial playing surfaces in Cajun Field, M.L. “Tigue” Moore Field and the Leon Moncla Indoor Practice Facility. Farmer has helped spearhead renovations at both Lamson Park, the home of the nationallyranked softball program, and the Cox Athletic Center. New scoreboards have been installed at the Culotta Tennis Center, Ragin’ Cajuns Soccer/ Track Complex, and Lamson Park, while new video boards have been installed at both Cajun Field and Tigue Moore Field. Farmer has been responsible for the hiring of coaches Mark Hudspeth (football), Bob Marlin (men’s basketball), Garry Brodhead (women’s basketball) and Lon Badeaux (track), who have each created a winning culture in their respective programs and have recorded numerous team and individual honors. He has made Louisiana athletic events more accessible to fans by creating the Ragin’ Cajuns Network, which televises events on an annual basis into the New Orleans, Baton Rouge and Lafayette markets. Farmer was also was instrumental in the expansion of the Ragin’ Cajuns Radio Network, which reaches every corner of the state of Louisiana during football season and has produced a twohour pre-game show, giving Ragin’ Cajuns fans greater ability to follow their team. Farmer has been the driving force behind the creation of GEAUX, the school’s football game day program that has grown to 116 pages of features, profiles, statistics and other information for Cajuns football fans. The program has sold out of its advertising space during the past four seasons dating back to 2012. In 2014, Farmer also helped broker a five-year partnership with Adidas, giving Ragin’ Cajuns student-athletes and coaches the ability to be associated with one of the most iconic athletic apparel providers in the world. Farmer has worked to more than double the number of football season tickets sold, from just under 4,800 when he arrived as Senior Associate Athletic Director in 2007 to a record 13,755 in 2014. His efforts in increasing ticket sales have helped attendance at nearly every Ragin’ Cajuns event reach an all-time high. For the 15th consecutive season, both baseball and softball led the Sun Belt

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in attendance while both programs have been consistently ranked among the top 10 programs in attendance at the national level. Since 2011, Louisiana has led the Sun Belt Conference in football attendance in three out of four years with the 2011 campaign seeing the Ragin’ Cajuns setting SBC records for average attendance (29,171), total attendance (145,854) and leading all schools in the Football Bowl Subdivision with an increased average attendance of 11,788. With a consistent winner on the gridiron, fans have flocked in record numbers to New Orleans to watch the team play in the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl, with the top four crowds in the bowl’s history. Farmer has also garnered success on the conference and NCAA level as he completed a four-year term on the NCAA Division I Softball Committee, serving as the chair in both 2011 and 2012. From 2012-14, Farmer served a three-year term representing the Sun Belt Conference on the prestigious NCAA Leadership Council, and recently completed a four-year term as chair of the Sun Belt Conference Athletic Directors. Farmer’s first two years as athletic director resulted in great success for the Ragin’ Cajuns. In 2011-12, eight of the 16 athletic programs advanced to postseason play in their respective sports, including football making its first bowl appearance since 1970 and men’s basketball hosting a postseason game on campus for the first time since 1985. Farmer came to UL Lafayette after eight years at Troy University where he served as Senior Associate Athletic Director from 1999-2007. He helped the Trojans make a successful transition from both the Atlantic Sun Conference and Southland Football League to the NCAA Division I-FBS level and into the Sun Belt Conference as an all-sports member. At Troy, Farmer oversaw a massive renovation of the athletic facilities, including an $18 million renovation of football’s Veterans Memorial Stadium, new facilities for softball, tennis, track and soccer plus facility upgrades for both basketball and baseball. A native of Ormond Beach, Fla., Farmer was a four-year letterman in swimming at Georgia Southern, being named the school’s male scholar-athlete of the year in 1985. He received his bachelor’s degree in health and physical education in 1986 and a master’s in sports management in 1987. After graduating, Farmer began his career in athletics as head women’s swimming coach at Georgia Southern in 1986. He led the Eagles to eight conference titles in nine seasons, compiling a 65-25 record (.722) to become the winningest coach in program history. Promoted to a dual-position of assistant athletic director for sports programs, student-athlete services and event management in 1988, he left coaching following the 1995-96 season to concentrate on his duties overseeing student-athlete services. During his tenure at Georgia Southern – both as a student and as an administrator – the Eagles won four NCAA FCS (Division I-AA) football national championships. Farmer’s introduction to athletics came at an early age. His father, Bud Farmer, served as director of athletics and head swimming coach at Daytona Beach Community College (now Daytona State College) and was inducted into the National Junior College Swimming Hall of Fame in 2013. Farmer is married to the former Jackie Davis, a record-setting swimmer who he met at Georgia Southern. They are the parents of two children, a daughter, Kaitlin and a son, Kyle.

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Rob Stewart

Dr. Jessica Leger

Assoc. AD for External Affairs

Assoc. AD for Academics/ Compliance/SWA

Monique Ardoin

John Dugas

Asst. AD for Business Affairs

Assoc. AD for Internal Operations

David Faber

Eric Maron

Asst. AD of Operations

Danika Arenibas

Marketing and Promotions

Gerald Hebert

Athletic Development Officer

Athletic Development Director

Stefni Lotief

Matt Casbon

Athletic Development Officer

Director of Ticket Operations

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Is the Sun Belt Conference a modern-day fixture among the decision-makers in the everchanging world of college athletics? Or is the league a long-time innovator, responsible for advancements in many sports that we now take for granted? Is the Sun Belt home of an alumni base that includes national and international leaders in the areas of government, business and entertainment as well as athletics? Or is the conference one that has established itself as a national contender in a variety of sports, and one that continues to evolve in ways that directly benefit its institutions and more importantly its student-athletes? The answer is yes, yes, yes and yes. The Sun Belt Conference’s “Together We Rise” motto isn’t just hyperbole. It’s proven fact on many different levels, not the least being its place in the hierarchy of collegiate athletics. As the league prepares to celebrate four decades since its founding in 1976, the Sun Belt occupies a “seat at the table” as a permanent part of the NCAA’s 24-member Board of Directors. That alone insures that the conference has a voice in determining the future as college sports continues to change and evolve. Changing and evolving have been hallmarks of the league since its existence. College basketball might be a shadow of its current self had the Sun Belt not led the way in the establishment of the shot clock. The conference also wrote history at the start of the century when it inaugurated football as a league sport – becoming the first already-existing Division I conference to take such action. The Sun Belt was originally founded to give home to some of the nation’s premier mid-major basketball teams, and the league’s history is dotted with success in many different men’s and women’s sports through its history. But when the desire for a higher national profile and the desire of its membership brought about football sponsorship in 2001, the conference was figuratively reborn, and now stands as one of the 10 premier college

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football leagues in the country. And, with the recent debut of the College Football Playoff, the Sun Belt is guaranteed universal access based strictly on performance. A worthy football team in the Sun Belt can be in the national championship picture, and the league is a permanent part of the “Group of Five” conferences (joining the American Athletic Conference, the Mountain West Conference, the Mid-American Conference and Conference USA) that will send its highest-rated champion to a premier Jan. 1 bowl game. In only 15 years of football, the Sun Belt has earned ties to no fewer than seven bowl games. In addition to the potential of the College Football Playoff, the league has guaranteed spots in the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl, the GoDaddy Bowl, the Raycom Media Camellia Bowl and the new Cure Bowl for bowl-eligible teams each and every season. Beginning in 2016, the Sun Belt will also be part of a conference rotation that will send teams to the Popeyes Bahamas Bowl and the Miami Beach Bowl. No football conference in history has ever boasted as many bowl relationships in its first two decades of existence, but such breakthroughs have been the rule rather than the exception for a league that continues to exceed expectations. Just in the last three seasons, league members have recorded 52 non-conference wins including a record 21 victories outside the league in 2013. The Sun Belt also has a winning record over its fellow “Group of Five” conferences over the past two seasons, and has claimed three bowl victories in those two years. Gridiron success has grown in the league for several years, but success can also happen overnight. New league member Georgia Southern claimed the Sun Belt football title in its first year in the conference last fall. Appalachian State, another league newbie, rattled off six consecutive wins to close the 2014 football season and finish with a winning 7-5 record. Texas State has finished its two football seasons in the conference as a bowl

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1500 Sugar Bowl Drive New Orleans, LA 70112 Phone: 504-299-9066 Staff

Karl Benson Commissioner Kristen Stuart Exec. Assistant to the Commissioner Kathy Keene, Ph.D. Sr. Associate Commissioner Herbert Carter, III, CPA Associate Commissioner John McElwain Associate Commissioner John Barranco Associate Commissioner Scott Connors, J.D. Assistant Commissioner Dominick Giambrone, Jr., J.D. Assistant Commissioner Travis Llewellyn Assistant Commissioner Randy Lieberman Asst. Director/Communications Keith Nunez Asst. Director/Communications Erinn Banks, J.D. Compliance Coordinator Spencer Dodd Championships and Marketing Asst. 2014-15 Member Schools School Location Appalachian State Boone, N.C. Arkansas State Jonesboro, Ark. Georgia Southern Statesboro, Ga. Georgia State Atlanta, Ga. Idaho (football only) Moscow, Idaho Little Rock Little Rock, Ark. Louisiana Lafayette, La. ULM Monroe, La.

New Mexico State (football only) Las Cruces, N.M. South Alabama Mobile, Ala. UT Arlington Arlington, Texas Texas State San Marcos, Texas Troy Troy, Ala.

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eligible team, going 6-6 in its inaugural Sun Belt campaign and then 7-5 this past season. Football, though, is by no means the only hallmark of success for the league. Just this past season, Georgia State knocked off third-seeded Baylor in the NCAA men’s basketball tournament and Little Rock defeated sixth-seeded Texas A&M in the women’s NCAA tournament. With the league’s postseason tournaments headed back to the conference’s home city, the “Big Easy” of New Orleans, and a plethora of standouts returning for this season, the league is poised for another successful hoops season. Baseball and softball continue to put the league in the national spotlight during the spring season, with deep runs into postseason play and high visibility in the national polls becoming a tradition. UL Lafayette’s baseball team was the nation’s No. 1 team in the final third of the 2014 season and has reached the NCAA Super Regional round each of the past two years, while the UL Lafayette softball team has advanced to the Super Regional four straight years including a trip to the 2014 College World Series. Many league sports have made statements on the national level, and that is a tribute to the university and athletic administrators that serve both the league institutions and the student-athletes at each school. That this level of success comes at a time of sweeping change in collegiate athletics adds even more to these accomplishments. With those changes, opportunities for student-athletes to succeed both on and off the field have never been greater, and the Sun Belt is well positioned in the areas of scholarship, student welfare and academic success. During the 2014-15 academic year alone, Sun Belt member institutions awarded nearly $50 million in scholarship funds to over 3,084 student-athletes while also contributing over $2 million from the Student Assistance Fund (SAF) to over 1,779 student-athletes. The league and its institutions rewrite the Sun Belt’s record book each year in grade-point averages and academic honors, and member schools’ success in the NCAA’s APR rankings provide even more proof of the league’s academic commitment. In 2015, the conference doubled the number of teams that received NCAA Public Recognition

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Awards, given to teams that post APR scores in the top 10 percent of their sport, as 14 teams were among the national honorees compared to seven in 2014. “We have never been as strong as we are now academically and financially, and I believe we are getting stronger all the time athletically,” said former Sun Belt Conference president and Troy University chancellor Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr. recently. “I truly believe the best is yet to come.” The strength of any league lies in its membership, with the Sun Belt’s 11-school football membership including Appalachian State, Arkansas State, Georgia Southern, Georgia State, Idaho, UL Lafayette, UL Monroe, New Mexico State, South Alabama, Texas State and Troy. Little Rock and UT Arlington compete in all sports as non-football members while Idaho and New Mexico State are football-only members. Those members give the Sun Belt a mix of the “old” and the “new”, with many long-time Sun Belt institutions continuing to have success and a solid corps of conference newcomers ready to make their marks on the league and national levels. The varied campuses and locations reflect another league strength – its diversity. The mix of regions and regional cultures provide a rare opportunity for the league’s student-athletes to experience many environments. But those same student-athletes can also experience that without leaving their own campuses. For every All-Pro linebacker DeMarcus Ware (Troy) and Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Charles Tillman (Louisiana), and for every World Series MVP David Freese (South Alabama) coming from Sun Belt campuses, there are also U.S. presidents (Lyndon Johnson, Texas State), business icons (Chick-Fil-A president Daniel Cathy, Georgia Southern), nationally-known entertainers (Tim McGraw, UL Monroe, and Ludacris, Georgia State), and there is royalty (Miss America Debbye Turner, Arkansas State). These proud alumni, as well as the thousands of student-athletes and staff members at all of its institutions, are proof that the Sun Belt Conference continues to gain stature and provide the promise of future success with every sunrise. “Together We Rise” has never been more appropriate.

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Men’s Basketball (9) 1991-92 1992 (Tournament) 1994 (Tournament) 1999-00 2000 (Tournament) 2001-02 (West Division) 2002-03 (West Division) 2003-04 (West Division) * 2004 * 2005 * 2007-08 (West Division) 2013-14 Men’s Outdoor Track (7) 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998 Women’s Outdoor Track (2) 1993, 1997 Men’s Tennis (4) 1992, 1998, 2006, 2014 Baseball (9) 1992 (West Division) 1994 (West Division) 1997 1998 (Tournament) 2005 2007 2010 2014 (Regular-season and Tournament) 2015 (Tournament) Softball (25) 2000 (Tournament) 2001 (Regular-season and Tournament) 2002 (Regular-season and Tournament) 2003 (Regular-season and Tournament) 2004 (Regular-season and Tournament) 2005 (Tournament) 2006 (Regular-season and Tournament) 2008 (Regular-season and Tournament) 2009 (Regular-season and Tournament) 2010 (Regular-season and Tournament) 2011 (Regular-season and Tournament) 2012 2013 2014 (Regular-season and Tournament) 2015

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LOUISIANA TECH BULLDOGS

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Lexington, Ky. Enrollment: 30,000 President: Dr. Eli Capilouto Athletic Director: Mitch Barnhart

Nickname: Wildcats Colors: Blue and White Affiliation: NCAA I-FBS Conference: Southeastern

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Ruston, La. Enrollment: 11,014 President: Dr. Les Guice Athletic Director: Tommy McClelland

Nickname: Bulldogs Colors: Blue and Red Affiliation: NCAA I-FBS Conference: Conference USA

Stadium: Commonwealth Stadium Capacity: 61,000 Playing Surface: UBU-Speed Series-S5-M

Series Record: First meeting 2014 Record: 5-7 (2-6) Starters R/L: 14/8

Stadium: Joe Aillet Stadium Capacity: 28,019 Playing Surface: FieldTurf

Series Record: Tech leads, 47-33-6 2014 Record: 9-5 (7-1) Starters R/L: 14/11

Game 1 • Sept. 5, 2015 • Commonwealth Stadium - Lexington, Ky. • 6 p.m. [ESPNU]

Head Coach: Mark Stoops (Iowa, ‘89) Career Record: 7-17 (2 years) Record at UK: 7-17 (2 years) Career vs. UL: 0-0 Media Relations - Football SID: Tony Neely E-Mail: tneely@uky.edu Office Phone: 859-257-3838 SID Fax: 859-323-4310 Press Box Phone: 859-323-2888 Website: ukathletics.com

SID Mailing Address Joe Craft Center 338 Lexington Avenue Lexington, KY 40506-0604

2015 Schedule

9.5 Louisiana 9.12 at South Carolina 9.19 Florida 9.26 Missouri 10.3 Eastern Kentucky 10.15 Auburn 10.24 at Mississippi State 10.31 Tennessee 11.7 at Georgia 11.14 at Vanderbilt 11.21 Charlotte 11.28 Louisville 12.5 SEC Championship

Game 4 • Oct. 3, 2015 • Joe Ailett Stadium - Ruston, La. • 6 p.m. [ASN]

Head Coach: Skip Holtz (Notre Dame, ‘86) Career Record: 101-84 (15 seasons) Record at LaTech: 13-13 (2 seasons) Career vs. UL: 1-0 Media Relations - Football SID: Patrick Walsh E-Mail: pwalsh@latech.edu SID Mailing Address Office Phone: 318-257-5305 Thomas Assembly Center SID Fax: 318-257-3757 1650 West Alabama Cell Phone: 318-514-9203 Ruston, LA 71270 Press Box Phone: 318-257-3144 Website: latechsports.com

NORTHWESTERN STATE DEMONS

TEXAS STATE BOBCATS

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Natchitoches, La. Enrollment: 9,002 President: Dr. Jim Henderson Athletic Director: Greg Burke

Nickname: Demons Colors: Purple, white, orange trim Affiliation: NCAA I-FCS Conference: Southland

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: San Marcos, Texas Enrollment: 36,790 President: Dr. Denise M. Truath Athletic Director: Dr. Larry Teis

Nickname: Bobcats Colors: Maroon and Gold Affiliation: NCAA I-FBS Conference: Sun Belt

Stadium: Turpin Stadium Capacity: 15,791 Playing Surface: Artificial

Series Record: UL leads, 37-35-3 2014 Record: 6-6 (4-4) Starters R/L: 15/14

Stadium: Jim Wacker Field at Bobcat Stadium Capacity: 30,000 Playing Surface: FieldTurf Duraspine Pro

Series Record: UL leads, 2-0 2014 Record: 7-5 (5-3) Starters R/L: 12/11

Game 2 • Sept. 12, 2015 • Cajun Field - Lafayette, La. • 6 p.m. [ESPN3]

Head Coach: Jay Thomas (Southern Miss, ‘88) Career Record: 39-47 (8 seasons) Record at NSU: 12-12 (2 seasons) Career vs. UL: 0-0 Media Relations - Football SID: Doug Ireland SID Mailing Address E-Mail: ireland@nsula.edu NSU Sports Information Office Phone: 318-357-6467 SID Fax: 318-357-4515 220 S. Jefferson St. Cell Phone: 318-471-2086 Natchitoches, LA 71497 Press Box Phone: 318-357-4529 Website: nsudemons.com

2015 Schedule

9.3 Southeastern La. 9.12 at Louisiana 9.19 at Mississippi State 9.26 Central Arkansas 10.3 at Incarnate Word 10.17 Lamar 10.24 at McNeese State 10.31 at Nicholls State 11.7 Abilene Christian 11.14 at Sam Houston State 11.21 Stephen F. Austin

Stadium: InfoCision Stadium - Summa Field Capacity: 30,000 Playing Surface: ProGrass

Series Record: UL leads, 1-0 2014 Record: 5-7 (3-5) Starters R/L: 12/10

Head Coach: Terry Bowden (West Virginia, ‘78) Career Record: 151-87-2 (21 seasons) Record at UA: 11-25 (3 seasons) Career vs. UL: 0-1 Media Relations - Football SID: Cathy Bongiovi E-Mail: cathyb@uakron.edu SID Mailing Address Office Phone: 330-972-6106 Rhodes Arena SID Fax: 330-374-8844 373 Carroll St., Suite 83 Cell Phone: 267-326-5400 Akron, OH 44325-5201 Press Box Phone: 330-972-2913 Website: gozips.com

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Head Coach: Dennis Franchione (Pittsburg State, ‘73) Career Record: 210-126-8 (29 seasons) Record at TXST: 36-34 (6 seasons) Career vs. UL: 1-2 Media Relations - Football SID: Rick Poulter SID Mailing Address E-Mail: rpoulter@txstate.edu 601 University Dr. Office Phone: 512-245-2966 SID Fax: 512-245-8387 San Marcos, TX 78666 Cell Phone: 512-738-0697 Press Box Phone: TBA Website: txstatebobcats.com

2015 Schedule

9.5 at Florida State 9.12 Prairie View A&M 9.19 Southern Miss 9.26 at Houston 10.10 at Louisiana 10.24 South Alabama 10.29 at Georgia Southern 11.7 New Mexico State 11.14 Georgia State 11.19 ULM 11.28 at Idaho 12.5 at Arkansas State

ARKANSAS STATE RED WOLVES

Game 3 • Sept. 26, 2015 • Cajun Field - Lafayette, La. • TBA Nickname: Zips Colors: Blue and Gold Affiliation: NCAA I-FBS Conference: Mid-American

9.5 Southern 9.12 at Western Kentucky 9.19 at Kansas State 9.26 FIU 10.3 Louisiana 10.10 at UTSA 10.17 at Mississippi State 10.24 Middle Tennessee 10.31 at Rice 11.7 North Texas 11.21 at UTEP 11.28 Southern Miss 12.5 CUSA Championship

Game 5 • Oct. 10, 2015 • Cajun Field - Lafayette, La. • TBA

AKRON ZIPS

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Akron, Ohio Enrollment: 29,699 President: Dr. Scott L. Scarborough Athletic Director: Tom Wistrcill

2015 Schedule

Game 6 • Oct. 20, 2015 • Centennial Bank Stadium - Jonesboro, Ark. • 7 p.m. [ESPN2]

2015 Schedule

9.5 at Oklahoma 9.12 Pittsburgh 9.19 Savannah State 9.26 at Louisiana 10.3 Ohio 10.10 at Eastern Michigan 10.17 at Bowling Green 10.31 Central Michigan 11.7 at UMass 11.14 at Miami (Ohio) 11.21 Buffalo 11.27 Kent State 12.4 MAC Championship

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Jonesboro, Ark. Enrollment: 13,144 Chancellor: Dr. Tim Hudson Athletic Director: Terry Mohajir

Nickname: Red Wolves Colors: Scarlet and Black Affiliation: NCAA I-FBS Conference: Sun Belt

Stadium: Centennial Bank Stadium Capacity: 30,406 Playing Surface: ProGreen

Series Record: UL leads, 23-19-1 2014 Record: 7-6 (5-3) Starters R/L: 14/8

Head Coach: Blake Anderson (Sam Houston State, ‘92) Career Record: 7-6 (1 season) Record at A-State: Same Career vs. UL: 0-1 Media Relations - Football SID: Jerry Scott E-Mail: jscott@astate.edu SID Mailing Address Office Phone: 870-972-3405 217 Olympic Drive SID Fax: 870-972-3367 Jonesboro, AR 72401 Cell Phone: 870-243-6021 Press Box Phone: 870-972-2541 Website: astateredwolves.com

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9.5 at USC 9.12 Missouri 9.19 Missouri State 9.26 at Toledo 10.3 Idaho 10.13 at South Alabama 10.20 Louisiana 10.31 Georgia State 11.5 at Appalachian State 11.14 at ULM 11.28 at New Mexico State 12.5 Texas State

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NEW MEXICO STATE AGGIES

Game 7 • Oct. 31, 2015 • Cajun Field - Lafayette, La. • TBA GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Monroe, La. Enrollment: 8,517 President: Dr. Nick Bruno Athletic Director: Brian Wickstrom

Nickname: Warhawks Colors: Maroon and Gold Affiliation: NCAA I-FBS Conference: Sun Belt

Stadium: JPS Field at Malone Stadium Capacity: 30,427 Playing Surface: FieldTurf Revolution

Series Record: UL leads, 26-24 2014 Record: 4-8 (3-5) Starters R/L: 17/9

Head Coach: Todd Berry (Tulsa, ‘83) Career Record: 56-93 (12 seasons) Record at ULM: 27-34 (5 seasons) Career vs. UL: 1-4 Media Relations - Football SID: Alex Edwards SID Mailing Address E-Mail: edwards@ulm.edu 308 Warhawk Way Office Phone: 318-342-5463 Monroe, LA 71209 SID Fax: 318-342-5367 Cell Phone: 318-355-7200 Press Box Phone: 318-342-5471 Website: ulmwarhawks.com

Game 10 • Nov. 21, 2015 • Cajun Field - Lafayette, La. • TBA

2015 Schedule

9.5 9.12 9.26 10.3 10.10 10.17 10.24 10.31 11.7 11.14 11.19 11.28 12.5

at Georgia Nicholls State at Alabama Georgia Southern at Tulsa Appalachian State at Idaho at Louisiana at Troy Arkansas State at Texas State at Hawaii New Mexico State

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Las Cruces, N.M. Enrollment: 15,829 President: Dr. Garrey Carruthers Athletic Director: Mario Moccia

Nickname: Aggies Colors: Crimson and White Affiliation: NCAA I-FBS Conference: Sun Belt

Stadium: Aggie Memorial Stadium Capacity: 30,343 Playing Surface: FieldTurf

Series Record: UL leads, 6-3 2014 Record: 2-10 (1-7) Starters R/L: 22/7

Head Coach: Doug Martin (Kentucky, ‘85) Career Record: 33-73 (9 seasons) Record at NM State: 4-20 (2 seasons) Career vs. UL: 0-2 Media Relations - Football SID: Cari Gold E-Mail: gold@nmsu.edu Office Phone: 575-646-3269 SID Fax: 575-646-2425 Cell Phone: 901-299-8868 Press Box Phone: 575-646-2700 Website: nmstatesports.com

SID Mailing Address Fulton Center 1815 Wells St. Las Cruces, NM 88003-8001

GEORGIA STATE PANTHERS

APPALACHIAN STATE MOUNTAINEERS

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Atlanta, Ga. Enrollment: 32,000 President: Dr. Mark P. Becker Athletic Director: Charlie Cobb

Nickname: Panthers Colors: Blue and White Affiliation: NCAA I-FBS Conference: Sun Belt

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Boone, N.C. Enrollment: 18,026 President: Dr. Sheri N. Everts Athletic Director: Doug Gillin

Nickname: Mountaineers Colors: Black and Gold Affiliation: NCAA I-FBS Conference: Sun Belt

Stadium: Georgia Dome Capacity: 28,155 Playing Surface: FieldTurf

Series Record: UL leads, 2-0 2014 Record: 1-11 (0-8) Starters R/L:

Stadium: Kidd Brewer Stadium Capacity: 23,150 Playing Surface: FieldTurf

Series Record: ASU leads, 1-0 2014 Record: 7-4 (6-2) Starters R/L: 22/4

Game 8 • Nov. 7, 2015 • Georgia Dome - Atlanta, Ga. • TBA

Head Coach: Trent Miles (Indiana State, ’87) Career Record: 21-59 (7 seasons) Record at GSU: 1-23 (2 seasons) Career vs. UL: 0-2 Media Relations - Football SID: Allison George E-Mail: ageorge@gsu.edu SID Mailing Address Georgia State Sports Arena Office Phone: 404-413-4032 125 Decatur Street, Suite 201 SID Fax: 404-413-4035 Cell Phone: 678-595-7728 Atlanta, GA 30303 Press Box Phone: 404-223-4787 Website: georgiastatesports.com

2015 Schedule

9.4 Charlotte 9.12 at New Mexico State 9.19 at Oregon 10.3 Liberty 10.10 Appalachian State 10.17 at Ball State 10.31 at Arkansas State 11.7 Louisiana 11.14 at Texas State 11.21 South Alabama 11.27 Troy 12.5 at Georgia Southern

Head Coach: Scott Satterfield (Appalachian State, ‘96) Career Record: 11-13 (2 seasons) Record at ASU: Same Career vs. UL: 1-0 Media Relations - Football SID: Mike Flynn E-Mail: flynnmh@appstate.edu Office Phone: 828-262-2845 SID Fax: 828-262-6106 Cell Phone: 828-964-6406 Press Box Phone: 828-262-3172 Website: appstatesports.com

SID Mailing Address Appalachian St. Sports Information Box 32116 Boone, NC 28608

TROY TROJANS

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Mobile, Ala. Enrollment: 16,055 President: Dr. Tony G. Waldrop Athletic Director: Dr. Joel Erdmann

Nickname: Jaguars Colors: Blue, Red and White Affiliation: NCAA I-FBS Conference: Sun Belt

GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Troy, Ala. Enrollment: 20,000 Chancellor: Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr. Interim Athletic Director: Sandy Atkins

Nickname: Trojans Colors: Cardinal, Silver and Black Affiliation: NCAA I-FBS Conference: Sun Belt

Stadium: Ladd-Peebles Stadium Capacity: 33,741 Playing Surface: FieldTurf

Series Record: UL leads, 2-1 2014 Record: 6-7 (5-3) Starters R/L: 7/17

Stadium: Veterans Memorial Stadium Capacity: 30,000 Playing Surface: ProGrass

Series Record: UL leads, 11-7 2014 Record: 3-9 (3-5) Starters R/L: 19/12

Game 9 • Nov. 12, 2015 • Ladd-Peebles Stadium - Mobile, Ala. • 6:30 p.m. [ESPNU]

Media Relations - Football SID: Brian Fremund E-Mail: bfremund@southalabama.edu SID Mailing Address Office Phone: 251-414-8032 University of South Alabama SID Fax: 251-460-7297 5950 Old Shell Road Cell Phone: 251-623-3191 Mitchell Center, Room 1209 Press Box Phone: 251-208-2677 Mobile, AL 36688 Website: usajaguars.com

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9.5 at Florida 9.12 Georgia State 9.19 UTEP 10.3 at New Mexico 10.10 at Ole Miss 10.17 at Georgia Southern 10.24 Troy 10.31 Idaho 11.7 at Texas State 11.21 at Louisiana 11.28 Arkansas State 12.5 at ULM

Game 11 • Nov. 28, 2015 • Kidd-Brewer Stadium - Boone, N.C. • TBA

SOUTH ALABAMA JAGUARS

Head Coach: Joey Jones (Alabama, ‘89) Career Record: 40-35 (7 seasons) Record at USA: 37-28 (6 seasons) Career vs. UL: 1-2

2015 Schedule

9.5 Gardner-Webb 9.12 at Nebraska 9.19 at San Diego State 9.26 North Carolina State 10.3 at Troy 10.13 Arkansas State 10.24 at Texas State 11.7 Idaho 11.12 Louisiana 11.21 at Georgia State 11.28 at Georgia Southern 12.5 Appalachian State

2015 Schedule

9.5 Howard 9.12 at Clemson 9.26 at Old Dominion 10.3 Wyoming 10.10 at Georgia State 10.17 at ULM 10.22 Georgia Southern 10.31 Troy 11.5 Arkansas State 11.14 at Idaho 11.28 Louisiana 12.5 at South Alabama

Game 12 • Dec. 5, 2015 • Cajun Field - Lafayette, La. • TBA

Head Coach: Neal Brown (Massachusetts, ‘02) Career Record: First season Record at Troy: Same Career vs. UL: 0-0 Media Relations - Football SID: Adam Prendergast E-Mail: adamp@troy.edu SID Mailing Address Office Phone: 334-670-3832 Tine Davis Fieldhouse SID Fax: 334-670-5665 5000 Veterans Stadium Drive Cell Phone: 334-372-5555 Troy, AL 36082 Press Box Phone: 334-670-3229 Website: troytrojans.com

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9.5 North Carolina State 9.12 Charleston Southern 9.19 at Wisconsin 10.3 South Alabama 10.10 at Mississippi State 10.17 Idaho 10.24 at New Mexico State 10.31 at Appalachian State 11.7 ULM 11.14 Georgia Southern 11.27 at Georgia State 12.5 at Louisiana

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2015 LOUISIANA RAGIN’ CAJUNS FOOTBALL PRINT

The Associated Press 1001 Howard Ave. Suite 200-A New Orleans, LA 70113 PHONE: (504) 523-3931 FAX: (504) 586-0531 SPORTS EDITOR: Brett Martel E-MAIL: nrle@ap.org

Lake Charles American Press P.O. Box 2893 Lake Charles, LA 70602 PHONE: (337) 494-4069 FAX: (337) 494-4036 ONLINE: www.americanpress.com SPORTS EDITOR: Jim Gazzolo E-MAIL: sports@americanpress.com

KADN (Fox - Channel 15)/MyKLAF 1500 Eraste Landry Rd. Lafayette, LA 70506 PHONE: (337) 237-1500 FAX: (337) 237-6165 ONLINE: www.kadn.com OPERATIONS MANAGER: Jon Arnold E-MAIL: jonla425@gmail.com

Lafayette Daily Advertiser 1100 Bertrand Dr. Lafayette, LA 70502 PHONE: (337) 289-6303 FAX: (337) 289-6443 ONLINE: www.theadvertiser.com SPORTS EDITOR: Kevin Foote E-MAIL: kfoote@theadvertiser.com UL BEAT WRITER: Tim Buckley E-MAIL: tbuckley@theadvertiser.com

Abbeville Meridional P.O. Box 400 Abbeville, LA 70510 PHONE: (337) 893-4223 FAX: (337) 898-9022 ONLINE: vermiliontoday.com SPORTS EDITOR: William McDaniel E-MAIL: william.mcdaniel@vermiliontoday.com

BATON ROUGE WAFB (CBS - Channel 9) 844 Government St. Baton Rouge, LA 70802 PHONE: (225) 215-4826 ONLINE: www.wafb.com SPORTS DIRECTOR: Steve Schneider E-MAIL: sports@wafb.com

Crowley Post-Signal P.O. Box 1589 Crowley, LA 70526 PHONE: (337) 783-3450 FAX: (337) 788-0549 SPORTS EDITOR: Chris Quebedeaux E-MAIL: cpsports@bellsouth.net

WBRZ (ABC - Channel 2) 1650 Highland Rd. Baton Rouge, LA 70802 PHONE: (225) 336-2361 ONLINE: www.wbrz.com SPORTS DIRECTOR: Michael Cauble E-MAIL: sports@wbrz.com

Eunice News 456 Aymond Street Eunice, LA 70535 PHONE: (337) 457-3061 FAX: (337) 457-3122 SPORTS EDITOR: Tom Dodge E-MAIL: tom.dodge@eunicetoday.com

LAKE CHARLES KPLC-TV (NBC - Channel 7) 320 Division Street Lake Charles, LA 70601 PHONE: (337) 439-9071 FAX: (337) 437-7600 ONLINE: www.kplctv.com SPORTS ANCHOR: Rebecca Cade E-MAIL: rcade@klpctv.com

The Advocate P.O. Box 588 Baton Rouge, LA 70821 PHONE: (337) 233-8920 (Lafayette) PHONE: (225) 383-1111 (Baton Rouge) FAX: (225) 388-0318 ONLINE: www.theadvocate.com SPORTS EDITOR: Joe Schiefelbein E-MAIL: jschiefeilbein@theadvocate.com UL BEAT WRITER: Dan McDonald E-MAIL: danmcdonald@cox.net UL BEAT WRITER: Luke Johnson E-MAIL: ljohnson@theadvocate.com The Times-Picayune/NOLA.com 3800 Howard Ave. New Orleans, LA 70140 PHONE: (504) 826-3405 FAX: (504) 826-3401 ONLINE: www.nola.com SPORTS EDITOR: John Roach COLUMNIST: Jeff Duncan SUN BELT BEAT WRITER: Trey Iles E-MAIL: trey_iles@nola.com The Daily Iberian 926 E. Main St. New Iberia, LA 70560 PHONE: (337) 365-6773 FAX: (337) 367-9640 ONLINE: www.iberianet.com SPORTS EDITOR: Chris Landry SPORTS REPORTER: Neal McClelland E-MAIL: iberiansports@bellsouth.net Opelousas Daily World P.O. Box 2389 Opelousas, LA 70571 PHONE: (337) 943-7034 FAX: (337) 948-6572 ONLINE: www.dailyworld.com SPORTS CONTACT: Bobby Ardoin E-MAIL: tmamou19@aol.com The Town Talk P.O. Box 7558 Alexandria, LA 71306 PHONE: (318) 487-6431 FAX: (318) 487-6315 ONLINE: www.thetowntalk.com SPORTS EDITOR: Randy Benson E-MAIL: rbenson@thetowntalk.com

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The Vermilion (UL Student Paper) P.O. Box 44813 Lafayette, LA 70504 SPORTS EDITOR: Seth Dickerson SPORTS REPORTER: TBA PHONE: (337) 482-6958 FAX: (337) 482-6959 ONLINE: verm@louisiana.edu

TELEVISION

LAFAYETTE KATC (ABC - Channel 3) 1103 Eraste Landry Rd. Lafayette, LA 70506 PHONE: (337) 236-6345 FAX: (337) 232-5282 ONLINE: www.katc.com SPORTS DIRECTOR: Travis Webb E-MAIL: twebb@katctv.com WEEKEND ANCHOR: Chet Davis E-MAIL: cdavis@katctv.com KLFY (CBS - Channel 10) 1808 Eraste Landry Rd. Lafayette, LA 70506 PHONE: (337) 262-0832 FAX: (337) 981-6533 ONLINE: www.klfy.com SPORTS DIRECTOR: George Faust E-MAIL: gfaust@klfy.com WEEKEND ANCHOR: Gerald Gruenig E-MAIL: ggruenig@klfy.com

NEW ORLEANS COX SPORTS TELEVISION 2121 Airline Dr. 2nd Floor - West Metairie, LA 70001 PHONE: (504) 304-8141 FAX: (504) 304-2243 ONLINE: www.coxsportstv.com MARKETING & PROMOTIONS: Chris Jackson E-MAIL: chris.jackson@cox.com WWL (CBS - Channel 4) 1024 N. Rampart St. New Orleans, LA 70116 PHONE: (504) 529-6291 FAX: (504) 529-6472 ONLINE: www.wwltv.com SPORTS DIRECTOR: Doug Mouton E-MAIL: dmouton@wwltv.com

WGNO (ABC - Channel 26) 1 Galleria Blvd. Suite 850 Metairie, LA 70001 PHONE: (504) 619-6238 FAX: (504) 569-0908 ONLINE: www.abc26.com SPORTS DIRECTOR: Ed Daniels E-MAIL: ed@wgno.com WVUE (FOX - Channel 8) 1025 S. Jefferson Davis Pkwy. New Orleans, LA 70125 PHONE: (504) 483-1528 ONLINE: www.fox8live.com SPORTS DIRECTOR: Juan Kincaid E-MAIL: jkincaid@fox8tv.net

RADIO

Ragin’ Cajuns Radio Network KPEL (1420 AM/96.5 FM) 1749 Bertrand Dr. Lafayette, LA 70506 PHONE: (337) 233-7003 PHONE: (800) 264-5375 FAX: (337) 233-2989 ONLINE: www.espn1420.com PLAY-BY-PLAY: Jay Walker ANALYST: Richie Falgoust SIDELINE: Steve Peloquin TALK SHOW HOST: Scott Prather KLWB 103.7 The Game (103.7 FM) 3501 NW Evangeline Thruway Carencro, LA 70520 PHONE: (337) 896-1600 ONLINE: 1037thegame.com TALK SHOW HOSTS: Dave Schultz, Chet Yoder, Ben Love, Jordy Hultberg

INTERNET

SportsNOLA.com 839 St. Charles Ave. New Orleans, LA 70130 PHONE: (504) 681-0170 ONLINE: SportsNOLA.com MANAGER: Ken Trahan E-MAIL: ktrahan@sportsnola.com EDITOR: Jude Young E-MAIL: jyoung@sportsnola.com

WDSU (NBC - Channel 6) 846 Howard Ave. New Orleans, LA 70113 PHONE: (504) 679-0657 ONLINE: www.wdsu.com SPORTS DIRECTOR: Fletcher Mackel E-MAIL: fmackel@wdsu.com

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INTRO | 2015 CAJUNS | COACHES | REVIEW | RECORDS | HISTORY | ADMINISTRATION | MEDIA ATHLETIC STAFF DIRECTORY Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns Athletic Department Cox Athletics Center 201 Reinhardt Drive Lafayette, LA 70506 (337) 482-5393 ADMINISTRATION Scott Farmer Jessica Leger, Ph.D. John Dugas Rob Stewart Monique Ardoin Eric Maron David Faber Danika Arenibas Gerald Hebert Stefni Lotief Matt Casbon SUPPORT STAFF Elizabeth Credeur Debbie Guilbeaux Melissa Holloway Catherine Young Carrie Pitre Michelle Domingue Susan Breaux

Director of Athletics Assoc. AD for Academics/Compliance/SWA Assoc. AD for Internal Operations Assoc. AD for External Affairs Asst. AD for Business Affairs Marketing and Promotions Asst. AD of Operations Athletic Development Officer Athletic Development Director Athletic Development Officer Director of Ticket Operations RCAF Donor Records Admin. Assistant - Baseball, Track Admin. Assistant - AD Admin. Assistant - WBB, VB, Golf, Soc Admin. Assistant - Football, Tennis Admin. Assistant - MBB RCAF Donor Records

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ATHLETICS TRAINING Fax (337) 482-1462 Travis Soileau Director of Athletic Training (337) 482-6335 Brian Davis Sr. Assoc. Director of Athletic Training (337) 482-6522 B.J. Duplantis Assoc. Director of Athletic Training (337) 482-6523 Eric Prince Asst. Athletic Trainer (337) 482-5402 BUSINESS AFFAIRS Fax (337) 482-1041 Monique Ardoin Asst. AD for Business Affairs (337) 482-6377 Shamona Touriac Asst. Business Mgr. - Travel and Data (337) 851-2905 Ruth Zhang Asst. Business Mgr. - Accounts Payable (337) 851-2905

MEN’S BASKETBALL Bob Marlin Head Coach Neil Hardin Assistant Coach Kevin Johnson Assistant Coach Gus Hauser Assistant Coach Michael Murphy Director of Basketball Operations Ryan Welty Basketball Video Coordinator Michelle Domingue Admin. Assistant - MBB

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WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Garry Brodhead Head Coach Deacon Jones Assistant Coach Katherine Katz Assistant Coach TBA Assistant Coach TBA Director of Basketball Operations Catherine Young Admin. Assistant - WBB, VB, Golf, Soc

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FOOTBALL Fax (337) 482-6118 Mark Hudspeth Head Coach (337) 482-6318 Reed Stringer Asst. Head Coach/Recruiting Coordinator (337) 482-6318 Jay Johnson Assoc. Head Coach/Off. Coordinator (337) 482-6318 Melvin Smith Asst. Head Coach/Def. Coordinator (337) 482-6318 Levorn Harbin Assistant Football Coach (337) 482-6318 Charlie Harbison Co-Defensive Coordinator (337) 482-6318 Marquase Lovings Assistant Football Coach (337) 482-6318 Mike Lucas Assistant Football Coach (337) 482-6318 Jorge Munoz Assistant Football Coach (337) 482-6318 Mitch Rodrigue Assistant Football Coach (337) 482-6318 Troy Wingerter Director of Football Operations (337) 482-6318 Ryan Trichel Director of Player Personnel (337) 482-6318 Darren Walker Video Coordinator (337) 482-6872 Carrie Pitre Admin. Assistant - Football, Tennis (337) 482-6318 Tanya Howard Admin. Asst. to Recruiting/Team Ops (337) 483-6334 GOLF Theo Sliman Head Coach Catherine Young Admin. Assistant - WBB, VB, Golf, Soc

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COMPLIANCE Fax (337) 482-1041 Jessica Leger, Ph.D. Assoc. AD for Academics/Compliance/SWA (337) 482-5195 Tom Burke Director of Compliance (337) 482-5195 Russell Register Compliance Coordinator (337) 482-5195

SOCCER Scot Wieland Head Coach Nick Whiting Assistant Soccer Coach Catherine Young Admin. Assistant - WBB, VB, Golf, Soc

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EQUIPMENT MANAGEMENT Lynn Williams Head Equipment Manager Kerry Conner Asst. Equipment Manager

SOFTBALL Michael Lotief Head Coach Chris Malveaux Associate Head Coach Lana Bowers Assistant Coach Kate Malveaux Director of Operations

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GAME MANAGEMENT John Dugas David Faber

Assoc. AD for Internal Operations Asst. AD of Operations

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SPORTS INFORMATION Matt Sullivan Jeff Schneider Matt Hebert Kim Lakner Brad Kemp

Fax (337) 482-6529 SID (Football, MBB, T&F) Assistant SID (Football, Baseball, Golf ) Assistant SID (VB, SB) SID Assistant (WBB, Soc, Tennis) Photographer

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ACADEMIC CENTER Christy Alford Asst. Director for Academic Center Tambria Bradford Academic Counselor Philip Pinkston Academic Counselor Terry Latiolais Admin. Assistant Jessica Trahan Operations Coordinator

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BASEBALL Tony Robichaux Head Coach Anthony Babineaux Assoc. Head Coach Jeremy Talbot Assistant Coach Daniel Freeman Volunteer Assistant Chris Domingue Director of Baseball Operations Debbie Guilbeaux Admin. Assistant - Baseball, Track

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STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING Rusty Whitt Strength & Conditioning Coach (337) 482-6315 Jenna Romanelli Associate Head Coach (337) 482-6315 Jason Manikowski Assistant Strength & Conditioning Coach (337) 482-6319 Tip Graham Asst. Strength & Conditioning Coach (337) 482-6319 MEN’S TENNIS Fax (337) 482-1847 Mark Jeffrey Head Coach (337) 482-6328 TBA Assistant Tennis Coach Carrie Pitre Admin. Assistant - Football, Tennis (337) 482-6318 WOMEN’S TENNIS Fax (337) 482-1847 TBA Head Coach (337) 482-6328 Carrie Pitre Admin. Assistant - Football, Tennis (337) 482-6318 TRACK AND FIELD/CROSS COUNTRY Lon Badeaux Head Coach (337) 482-6313 Dr. David Bellar Assistant Coach - Throws (337) 482-6615 Kelly LaMaison Assistant Coach - Distance (337) 482-6313 Freddie Glover Assistant Coach - Sprints/Relays (337) 482-6313 Debbie Guilbeaux Admin. Assistant - Baseball, Track (337) 262-5189 VOLLEYBALL Heather Mazeitis-Fontenot Head Coach Jenny Andrew Associate Head Volleyball Coach Trey Cruz Assistant Coach Catherine Young Admin. Assistant - WBB, VB, Golf, Soc

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2015 LOUISIANA RAGIN’ CAJUNS FOOTBALL The 2015 Louisiana football media guide was prepared by the staff of the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns Sports Information Department to assist the news media in its coverage of its athletic programs. Requests for additional information should be made to the sports information office.

• Video crews shooting footage during practice, though, are asked to limit their filming to the final 30 minutes. • When practice is over, media members are asked to move to the area just inside the entrance gates to the practice field to conduct interviews.

HEAD COACH MARK HUDSPETH • Head coach Mark Hudspeth will be available for interviews on Monday during the Sun Belt Coaches Teleconference (10:50 a.m. CDT) and at his weekly media luncheon. Hudspeth is also available for telephone and in-person interviews in the mornings early in the week by appointment only. Please make requests to Sports Information Director Matt Sullivan at least 24 hours in advance.

2015 Football Student-Athlete Availability Sunday: Practice Closed - No coach or player interviews Monday: Players Day Off (except those attending the Media Luncheon), coaches available by appointment Tuesday: Practice Closed. Interviews after practice Wednesday: Practice Closed. Interviews after practice Thursday: Practice Closed. Interviews after practice Friday: Walk-through closed - No interviews Saturday: Post-Game only (All availability subject to change at any time without prior notice)

PLAYER AVAILABILITY • Player interviews MUST be arranged through the SID office. During the season, Cajuns players are available to the media twice a week, typically Tuesday and Wednesday. To arrange an interview, please call or email Matt Sullivan at least 48 hours in advance. Post-practice interview requests for coaches and players must be made 24 hours in advance. Those interviews will be conducted either on the practice field or in the Sports Information Office in the Cox Communications Athletic Center. Players will not be available for game-day interviews until the post-game press conference. Interviews will always be scheduled around a student-athlete’s academic schedule. NOTE: First-year freshmen are unavailable for interviews after media day (Aug. 5) for the duration of the fall schedule. • MEDIA MEMBERS SHOULD NEVER CONTACT STUDENT-ATHLETES DIRECTLY AT ANY TIME. Student-athletes have been instructed to immediately terminate any contact initiated by a member of the media. PRACTICES • Practices are closed to the media, but may be open at any time upon announcement. Media should contact the SID office if they plan to attend an open practice and should be aware of the designated areas around the practice field from which to view practice.

INJURY INFORMATION • The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) regulates the use and disclosure of certain information held by “covered entities”. It establishes regulations for the use and disclosure of Protected Health Information (PHI). PHI is any information held by a covered entity which concerns health status and provision of health care that can be linked to an individual. • Under the HIPAA Privacy Rule, the University must reasonably limit uses and disclosures of medical information to the minimum necessary to accomplish their intended purpose. In order to supply the media with injury information related to student-athletes, the University shall be limited to discussing the athlete’s name, along with a broad term for the injury and upcoming playing status. • Student-athletes who miss practice due to an injury will not be available for post-practice interviews. • Student-athletes who are injured during a game will not be allowed to participate in post-game media interviews. • Members of the media should never approach athletic trainers to discuss the injury of a studentathlete.

Lo u isian a Sp o r ts I nfo rm at io n 140 Cox Communication Center 201 Reinhardt Drive Lafayette, LA 70506 Fax: (337) 482-6529 Cajun Field Press Box: (337) 851-2255 Cajundome Press Row: (337) 265-2284 Web Site: RaginCajuns.com

Jeff Schneider Matt Sullivan Asst. SID SID O: (337) 482-6332 O: (337) 482-6331 C: (225) 241-8430 C: (985) 981-0009 matt.sullivan@louisiana.edu schneider@louisiana.edu

Matt Hebert Asst. SID O: (337) 482-6330 C: (337) 288-6023 matth@louisiana.edu

CREDENTIAL POLICY

CREDENTIAL & PARKING POLICIES AND GUIDELINES Credentials, parking passes and working space for all media members are issued at the sole and exclusive discretion of the Louisiana SID office. Media must request credentials in writing through SID Matt Sullivan at matt.sullivan@ louisiana.edu no later than 10 days prior to the game. All season credential requests must be made at least three weeks prior to the season. ANY ATTEMPT TO REPLICATE A PARKING PASS OR CREDENTIAL FOR THE INTENT OF DISTRIBUTION WILL RESULT IN A PERMANENT LOSS OF PRIVILEGES. Requests from individuals not employed by a legitimate media outlet WILL NOT be considered. Working Credentials • With the exception of those covering the Ragin’ Cajuns daily, all passes are issued on a game-by-game basis with consideration of available working space. • Louisiana reserves the right to deny media credentials to any individual.

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• Requests will be honored from sports editors of daily newspapers and sports directors of TV and radio stations. • Time permitting, credentials will be mailed. However, in the event that credentials cannot be mailed, they can be picked up at Media Will Call which is located at Gate B at the base of the Cajun Field elevator tower. During the week, credentials may be picked up in the SID Office located in Room 140 of the Cox Communications Athletic Center. • Credentials are non-transferable and are subject to immediate revocation at any time, if transferred. • Only websites that are affiliated with a national or regional news media organization (CNN/SI, ESPN, etc.) or an opposing institution will be considered for credentials. • Web sites that sponsor “message boards” or “chat rooms” where people are allowed to post anonymously are ineligible for credentials and access to media functions. • If a news-gathering medium has an on-line site that sponsors these anonymous forums,

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they may continue to request credentials under its traditional medium (newspaper, magazine, radio or television), but will not be granted additional passes or access for on-line staff. ALL passes can be revoked if the traditional medium fails to monitor its anonymous forum for malicious defamation against the University and its’ coaches, student-athletes and administrators. • All media members are asked to enter the stadium through the media gate located adjacent to Gate B at the base of the Cajun Field elevator tower. Media Parking • Media parking is available in a designated lot at the Cajundome. Requests for parking passes should be made well in advance to the SID office. It should not be assumed that parking passes will be provided to all media. Passes must be displayed in the front windshield at all times.

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INTRO | 2015 CAJUNS | COACHES | REVIEW | RECORDS | HISTORY | ADMINISTRATION | MEDIA GAME NOTES • During the season, football game notes will be available each Monday at 12 p.m. to media members and will also be available at www.ragincajuns.com. • If media require additional notes, statistics or information not listed in the game notes package, please contact the SID office with your needs. Please allow time for the SID staff to research your questions. WORKING PRESS AREA • The entrance to the Cajun Field press box is through the press elevator, located at Gate B adjacent to the elevator tower on the west side of Cajun Field. • The press box opens approximately three hours prior to game time and meals will be served in the press box beginning approximately 90 minutes before kickoff. • Working media credentials are required for admittance to the press box and for meals.

RAGIN’ CAJUNS RADIO NETWORK KPEL (1420-AM, Lafayette) Flagship KXHT (107.9-FM, Lafayette) WGSO (990-AM, New Orleans) KTUX (98.9-FM, Shreveport) KLCL (1470-AM, Lake Charles) KJEF (1290-AM, Jennings) KRJO (1680-AM, Monroe) KTIB (640-AM, Thibodaux)

FOOTBALL WEEKLY MEDIA LUNCHEON Each week during the regular season,

Mark Hudspeth will hold a weekly media luncheon beginning at noon in Room 140 of the Cox Communications Athletic Center. Luncheons are ONLY open to credentialed members of the media. Lunch will be served at 12 p.m. with interviews starting at 12:30 p.m. Studentathletes may be available to address the media during this time if there are not class conflicts. Media members are asked to arrive early. The 2015 weekly luncheon schedule is: Wednesday, Aug. 5 (Media Day) Monday, Aug. 31 Tuesday, Sept. 8 Monday, Sept. 14 Monday, Sept. 21 Monday, Sept. 28 Monday, Oct. 5 Thursday, Oct. 15 Thursday, Oct. 22 Monday, Oct. 26 Monday, Nov. 2 Monday, Nov. 9 Monday, Nov. 16 Monday, Nov. 23 Monday, Nov. 30 Monday, Dec. 7

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• The Level 1 area is reserved for media members as well as game staff and statistical personnel. Broadcast outlets, coaches booths and game management areas are located on Level 2. The camera deck is below Level 1. PRESS BOX MEDIA SERVICES • Pre-game notes, programs, guides and statistics along with other information will be provided to all media members prior to kickoff. Play-by-play and stat sheets are provided at the end of each quarter. Live running stats are also available via monitors throughout press row and on the internet at www. ragincajuns.com during the game. • Members of the Louisiana SID staff will man the press box phone number, (337) 851-2255, which should be used for any questions or information needed during the game. • Louisiana and the Football Writer’s Association of America (FWAA) remind you that the Cajun Field press box is a working press facility and that cheering for either team will not be tolerated. Violators will be asked to leave by security personnel. POST-GAME • The Louisiana locker room is CLOSED to the media at all times. Media outlets may request players to be brought to the interview room for post-game interviews. • Requested Cajuns players and head coach Mark Hudspeth are available in the interview room following the mandatory 10-minute cooling-off period. The interview room is located in one of the buildings off the Bob Fournet Recruiting Zone in front of the Cox Communications Athletic Center • The Cajun Field elevator will be held for working press midway through the fourth quarter and will promptly leave with 5:00 left on the clock to take media members to the post-game interview area. Members of the UL Sports Information staff will escort media to the interview room (located in the auxiliary building in front of the Cox Communications Athletic Center) and will be available to handle requests. Post-game Media Services • Game books and Louisiana player and coach quotes will be distributed in the media work room. The Sports Information Office serves as the media work room (Cox Communications Athletic Center, Room 140). All media members are asked to complete their game stories in the media work room. • Louisiana will provide complimentary fax/email service for media by request only. Should you need information faxed or emailed, please contact a member of the Louisiana SID staff. Credential Priority Credentials are issued based on the following priorities and guidelines: 1. Personnel involved in a live radio or TV broadcast. 2. Daily newspapers and media outlets regularly covering Louisiana and the current opponent. Wire services, regional and national publications are also afforded this opportunity. 3. Non-originating radio and television personnel producing reports on the game. Only local radio and TV stations with a full-time sports director conducting a regular sports show will receive consideration for credentials. 4. Officially recognized UL or opponent student publications or electronic media outlets. 5. Non-daily newspapers or publications covering the game.

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NOTE: Spouses, dates, non-workers and anyone under 18 years of age are not permitted in the working press area. CREDENTIALS MUST BE VISIBLE AT ALL TIMES. Sideline & Action Photography • The sidelines at Cajun Field are an extension of the press box and are limited to working personnel only. NCAA guidelines are enforced, with photographers not allowed to shoot within the confines of the 25-yard-lines on either side of the field. Credentials are required on the sidelines. Photographers and videographers who attempt to shoot in the team area will be removed from the sidelines and may have their credential privileges revoked. • It is against NCAA and University rules to sell any image taken at a practice or during a game, especially, but not limited to, current studentathletes. • The photo deck is located below the Cajun Field press box and is accessible through the working press area. All team film and television taping should be done from this area. Credentials are required for this area. Television • Television rights are retained by the Louisiana Athletics Department and any station desiring to originate either live or delayed broadcasts must contact Scott Farmer, Director of Athletics at (337) 482-5393. Visiting Radio • Radio rights for Louisiana football are owned by the university and have been assigned to KPEL Radio. Stations wishing to receive their broadcast or needing more information about the network may contact Jay Walker at (337) 233-6000 or by e-mail at jay@espn1420.com. • Radio booths are located on the second level of the press box. The visiting radio booth is located adjacent to the public address booth. Look for signs marked “PA / Visiting Radio”. • Other visiting stations desiring to originate broadcasts must get approval from UL SID Matt Sullivan before any arrangements will be made or credentials are issued. Ragin’ Cajuns Radio Network • Jay Walker begins his 25th season as the play-byplay voice for Ragin’ Cajuns football after assuming duties in 1991. He will be joined in the booth by former Cajun letterwinner Richie Falgout, who begins his first year as color analyst. Travis Webb, Sports Director of KATC-TV, begins his first season as sideline reporter. • The Ragin’ Cajuns Pre-Game Show will originate two hours before kickoff with Steve Peloquin and former Cajun letterwinner and coach Gerald Broussard serving as hosts. • Following the game, fans can listen to “The Rage” with Dan McDonald, featuring post game comments from Coach Mark Hudspeth as well as caller reaction.

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