2013 Maryville College Football Media Guide

MA RYVILLE COL LEGE

Media Guide mcscots.com

2013

2013

Scots football

A Rich Tradition of Football 120 years strong

2013 S che d u l e

Sept 7

Berry College 6:00 p.m.

Sept 14

Emory & Henry College 2:00 p.m.

Sept 21

University of the South 2:00 p.m.

Sept 28** Methodist University 2:00 p.m.

Oct 5 Averett Univesity 1:30 p.m.

Oct 12

LaGrange College 1:00 p.m.

Oct 19

Christopher Newport Univ. TBA

Oct 26 Ferrum College 1:30 p.m.

Nov 3

Greensboro College 1:30 p.m.

Nov 10

Huntingdon College 2:00 p.m.*

* Denotes Central Standard Time ** Denotes Homecoming Bold denotes home game

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Tabl e of Con tents

Message from the President.........................................2 Quick Facts...................................................................2 Head Football Coach Mike Rader................................3 Fighting Scots Coaching Staff...................................4-5 2013 Pre-Season Outlook.........................................6-8 Seniors....................................................................9-12 USA South Athletic Conference............................13-14 Juniors...................................................................15-19 Athletic Department Personnel..................................20 Athletic Training/Support Staff...................................21 2013 Roster............................................................22-23 Sophomores...............................................................24 Freshmen...............................................................25-27 2012 Final Offensive Statistics....................................28 2012 Final Defensive Statistics...................................29 MC Single Game Records..........................................30 MC Single Season Records...................................31-32 MC Career Records....................................................33 All-Time Records Against Opponents........................34 Coaches, Coaching Records, Captains......................35 120 Years of MC Football Results.........................36-40 Fighting Scots Gridiron Club.....................................41 2013 Senior Photo.....................................................42 2013 Cheerleaders/Dance Team...............................42 MC Athletic Facilities.................................................43 Fighting Scots Football Sponsors..............................44

2013 Senior Captains Jamie Owen, Zach Capehart, Travis Felder, Evan Pittenger, Dylan Wolfenbarger

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Dear Friends of MC Football: This year marks the 120th year of Maryville College competing in intercollegiate football. Each time the Scots take the field, I am reminded that at Maryville we think in terms of student-athletes. In all of our athletic endeavors, including the football program, it isn’t just a quest for victories over competitors, but about learning lessons that will serve throughout life.

Just as it always has, football provides that chance for students to excel outside of the classroom as a complement to Dr. Tom Bogart their rigorous academic experience. It also gives the entire community a rallying point, cheering for the team regardless of the score.

Our football program is strong coming into the 2013 season under the leadership of Coach Mike Rader, now in his second year. Statistics from his first year include the USA South Cochampionship, 12 All-USA South performers and 14 USA South All-Academic honorees. We look forward to the team’s accomplishments this season.

Our ideals of community are expressed in our Covenant engraved on the Covenant Stone outside Anderson Hall: Scholarship, Respect, and Integrity. I can think of no better way to describe our aspirations for the football program than as an expression of those high ideals. Although we live in a world of uncertainty and change, the Maryville College football traditions and history continue unwavering.

I look forward to seeing you at the games as we cheer the Fighting Scots.

Quick Facts Location: Maryville, Tennessee Mailing Address: 502 E. Lamar Alexander Parkway Maryville, Tenn. 37804-5907 Founded: 1819 Church Affiliation: The Presbyterian Church (USA) Enrollment: 1,100 President: Dr. Tom Bogart Athletic Affiliation: USA South Athletic Conference NCAA Division III Athletics Director: Kandis Schram 865.981.8290 kandis.schram@maryvillecollege.edu Assistant Athletics Director for Communications: Eric S. Etchison 865.981.8283 eric.etchison@maryvillecollege.edu Head Football Coach: Mike Rader 865.981.8282 mike.rader@maryvillecollege.edu School Colors: Orange and Garnet School Mascot: Scots

Tom Bogart President Maryville College

Athletics Facilities: Lloyd L. Thornton Stadium Honaker Field (grass surface) Cooper Athletic Center Stadium Capacity: 4,500 Athletics Department Telephone: 865.981.8280 Athletics Website: mcscots.com

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Mi k e R a d e r | He ad footbal l c oac h

The catalyst for a new and exciting direction for Maryville College’s football program was the hiring of new head coach Mike Rader and his staff in 2012.

Coach Rader took the reigns as Maryville College’s Head Football Coach in the winter of 2012. The Johnson City, Tenn., native became the 28th head coach in Maryville College’s storied 120-year history.

Mike Rader HEAD FOOTBALL COACH

The RADER FILE ETSU Bachelor of Arts 2002 ETSU Master of Arts 2004 Graduate Assistant Troy Graduate Assistant 2004 Huntingdon Assistant Coach 2004-2011 Maryville Head Coach 2012-Present

During his inaugural season with the Scots, Maryville posted a 6-4 record and 5-2 mark within the tough USA South Athletic Conference giving Maryville its highest finish in the USAC after eight seasons within the league and the College’s first football title since MC’s Highlanders took back-toback Smoky Mountain Athletic Conference titles under Honaker’s direction in 1930 and 1931.

Rader helped the Hawks earn a 52-20 record while receiving “Top 25” votes in five different seasons.

Rader displayed significant experience in building a successful NCAA Division III program. While at Huntingdon, his Hawks developed one of the most prolific offenses in college football. In 2009, Huntingdon was the only offense in the nation (Divisions I, II, or III) to average over 300 yards of passing and 200 yards of rushing per game. As the Hawks’ recruiting coordinator for the past two seasons, Rader’s staff has brought in more than 170 student-athletes to campus after developing strategies for student-athlete searches, visits and oncampus presentations.

Mike, his wife Lindsey and son Max, reside in Maryville.

His 2012 USA South Co-Champions produced a dozen All-USA South performers and 14 league All-Academic honorees. Coach Rader’s squad won their final three games with a defense that paced the league in four categories. Their offense boasted the league’s top rusher while averaging 211 yards per game on the ground. His creative offense finished the season averaging over 366 yards per challenge.

Rader received his Bachelor of Arts degree from East Tennessee State University in 2002. A threeyear starter on the Buccaneer football squad as a student, he earned a football scholarship after an All-State career as a quarterback and receiver at Science Hill High School in Johnson City.

Following graduation, he attained his Master of Arts degree in sports management from ETSU while serving as a graduate assistant for his alma mater. Following a season at Troy University in Troy, Ala., under head coach Larry Blakeney, he was chosen by Huntingdon to help build the school’s program from the ground up.

Prior to his Maryville stop, Rader was a former assistant football coach at Huntingdon College in Montgomery, Ala. He coordinated the recruiting efforts and assisted the offense for eight seasons at the Division III, church-related, liberal arts school.

In 2004, Rader was selected by Huntingdon Coach Mike Turk to improve results and bring stability to a second-year start up NCAA Division III program.

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Scott Brumett Defensive Coordinator

Coach Brumett returns for his second season as Maryville’s Defensive Coordinator in 2013 following extensive experience at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga and Brevard College. His 2012 MC unit paced the USA South Athletic Conference in Passing Efficiency Defense (92.91), Total Defense (340.30), Scoring Defense (21.60), and Passing Defense (149.90). His first season in the orange and garnet produced six All-USA South defensive all-conference performers.

Brumett was a three-year starter for East Tennessee State University as the Buccaneer’s outside linebacker. He paced the squad in tackles in 2002 and was second on the team in total stops in 2003. As the ETSU program disbanded, Brumett took his talents to Chapel Hill, North Carolina and excelled as a senior tight end on the 2004 Tar Heel squad. He completed his Bachelor of Arts degree requirements from North Carolina in 2005.

At the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga in 2007, Coach Brumett served as a defensive assistant coach while focusing on the development of the outside linebackers. He also assisted in the Moc’s punt return game where his returners were ranked second in the Southern Conference in punt return average and 15th nationally.

From 2008-2011, Brumett led Brevard College’s defense as the Tornado’s defensive coordinator. He developed 14 All-South Athletic Conference performers while his defense ranked in the top three in total defense within the league in three of his four seasons with the Tornados.

Shaun Hayes

Offensive Coordinator Quarterbacks Coach Recruiting Coordinator Coach Hayes will begin his ninth year with the Scots staff developing MC’s talented offense in 2013. He has developed seven All-USA South performers while directing three different positions during his tenure.

During his first three years as a Scots assistant, Hayes served as the running backs coach helping to develop MC’s all-time leading rusher, Rommel Hightower.

During the 2008 campaign, Shaun took over the secondary who hauled in twelve interceptions on the season. Three of his defensive backs, Bud Christy, Nick Jensen, and Dustin Locke each gained allleague recognition.

In 2009 Coach Hayes developed MC’s air attack to average over 210 yards a game while in 2010 he led freshman Dustin Williams to earn All-USA South honors after throwing for over 1,600 yards and a dozen touchdowns and connecting on over 54% of his passes. In 2011 his signal caller, Melvin Burston, earned USA South Freshman of the Year honors following a standout campaign.

In 2012, MC quarterbacks under Hayes development completed 53% of their passes for over 1,500 yards and 13 touchdowns.

Coach Hayes also serves as the program’s recruiting coordinator.

Hayes is a 2007 graduate of Maryville College with a degree in Business and Organizational Management. This former Scot standout is originally from Rutledge, Tennessee and now resides in Maryville.

Philip Bailey

Offensive Line Coach Strength & Conditioning Coordinator Coach Bailey will enter his second season in 2013 as MC’s Offensive Line Coach.

He will also serve the program as the Scots’ football strength and conditioning coordinator.

His O-Line in 2012 cleared the way for the USA South’s top rushing offense in league play averaging 233 yards per conference challenge.

A trio of linemen earned All-USA South honors after helping MC average over 367 yards per game in total offense.

Bailey graduated from Huntingdon College in 2009 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Coaching Education. He served as the Hawks’ team captain in 2008 and earned all-conference accolades that same season.

While attending Georgia Southern University to attain his Masters in Sport Management, he served as a graduate assistant from 20092010. Coach Bailey gained valuable experience in managing day to day operations within a collegiate football program while organizing the development of both offensive and defensive lines. He has experience in coordinating all off-season workout programs and overseeing weight room facilities. As a defensive graduate assistant, the Eagles finished first in the Southern Conference in scoring defense, rushing defense, and red zone defense. He worked to develop All-Americans Brent Russell and Laron Scott while helping Georgia Southern finish with a No.5 National ranking in the 2010 Division I FCS final poll.

Paul Humphries

Secondary Coach Special Teams Coordinator Coach Humphries comes to Maryville after a successful six seasons as the defensive backs coach at Morehead State University. He gained extensive experience in athletic operations and academic success promotion while guiding the Eagle’s secondary and special teams units.

Prior to his stint in Kentucky, Coach Humphries worked as the Associate Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator at Bacone College in Oklahoma where he developed the linebackers. He had collegiate coaching stops at Belhaven College (Mississippi), Costal Carolina University (South Carolina), Cumberland College Kentucky) and East Tennessee State University where he developed his foundation for defensive and special teams excellence.

Coach Humphries has extensive recruiting experience in the south and southeast and looks to bring his attention to detail and passion for student-athlete excellence to the Scots’ staff.

This 1997 graduate of Wofford College in Spartanburg, South Carolina was a four-year standout for the Terriers while attaining his Bachelor of Arts Degree in Sociology/Education. He earned his Masters of Adult and Higher Education degree from Morehead State in 2008 and attained a Masters of Arts in Communication from Morehead in 2012.

A standout performer at Wofford, Humphries earned 1994 AllAmerican honors while being a four-year letter winner for the Terriers. Upon graduation, he played for a pair of seasons in 1997 and 1999 in the Canadian Football League for the British Columbia Lions and Toronto Argonauts.

As a coach, his 2007 and 2009 defenses received numeorus accolades and national rankings while at Morehead State.

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Ian Harris

Defensive Line Coach Ian Harris will direct the Scots’ defensive line for the second consecutive fall in 2013. In 2012 he developed a pair of MC defensive line standouts that received AllUSA South Athletic Conference accolades.

Coach Harris joined the Fighting Scots football staff in 2012 following a three-year stint in professional coaching.

Harris was the assistant to the football recruiting coordinator as an undergraduate while attending Marshall University from 2003-2006.

He expanded his experience as a sports talk radio host before attaining his degree in December of 2006. Upon graduation he entered the business field and directs his own business to date.

In 2010 he was with the Oklahoma City Yard Dawgz in the Arena Football league as their pro player personnel director. He followed this experience as the special teams coach/player personnel director of the Green Bay Blizzard in the Indoor Football League. He comes to MC fresh from Columbus, Georgia where he was the assistant head coach/ special teams coach/player personnel director for the Columbus Lions of the Professional Indoor Football League. In his three seasons, he has helped 23 players earn contracts within the UFL, CFL, and NFL.

Schirra Fields Running Backs Coach

Josh Conner

Volunteer Assistant Tight Ends Coach Conner is entering his third season coaching on the Scots sidelines. Conner, a 2008 Maryville College graduate with a degree in History, had a great deal of success in his time playing for the Fighting Scots. Josh was a three year starter on the offensive line for the Scots garnering 2007 Second Team All USA South honors for his efforts. Josh was also named to the 2006-2007 USA South Academic All Conference Team. Upon graduation Coach Conner spent three seasons as an assistant coach at Sequoyah High School in Madisonville, Tennessee directing both the offensive and defensive fronts while also serving as a history teacher. Josh is a 2004 graduate of Loudon High School. In 2013 he will direct MC’s tight ends.

Josh and his wife Diana, a 2011 MC Graduate, reside in Madisonville, TN.

Josh Cartagena

Volunteer Assistant Defensive Line Coach Cartagena enters his fourth season with the Fighting Scots as a volunteer assistant, coaching the defensive line.

Josh is a class of 2009 graduate of Maryville College with a degree in Business and Organizational Management. He excelled for four seasons as a defensive tackle, lettering on three occasions.

This native of Orlando, Florida brings a great deal of enthusiasm and experience to the Scots frontline of defense.

Tim Foster

Volunteer Defensive Coach

Coach Fields joins the Scots for his first season in 2013. He will direct a backfield that averaged over 211 rushing yards per game in 2012 and boasted the league’s top rusher in All-USA South runner Travis Felder.

Fields served as the graduate assistant for the University of Tennessee Volunteers in 2011 and 2012. Prior to Tennessee he spent two seasons at Louisiana Tech assisting on the defensive side of the ball. He began his coaching career at Tyler Junior College assisting with the running backs.

Aaron Schaible

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The Haynesville, Louisiana native was a walk-on wide receiver at LSU from 2001 through 2005 during which time the Tigers won the 2003 National Championship.

During his prep career, Fields played wide receiver and defensive back at Haynesville High School, helping the Golden Tornado to the 2000 Class A title. He was named Louisiana’s Class A State Defensive Player of the Year by the Louisiana Sports Writers Association.

He earned his bachelor’s degree in kinesiology with a concentration in health and physical education from LSU in 2006 and his master’s degree in sport psychology from the University of Tennessee in 2013.

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2013 P r e - s e a s on ou t l ook Last season, the Maryville College Fighting Scots made history by winning their first conference championship since 1931. Under the first year coach, Mike Radar, the Scots were able to endure early losses and go on to finish the season 6-4 after ending the season with a three-game winning streak. Although the statistics speak highly of this group of athletes, the heart that these Fighting Scots displayed during the 2012 season was immeasurable. With the leadership of seniors Kane Crowell, Andrew Jenkins, and Jake Berwind the defense was able to finish first in pass efficiency, total defense, scoring defense, and pass defense. This 2012 defense also garnered eight USA South All-Conference performers, one being Dylan Wolfenbarger who reached second on Maryville College’s All-Time Single Season list with 135 tackles. With the Scots defense establishing favorable field possession throughout the season, the offense was able to utilize sustained drives to eat up the clock and score efficiently. Travis Felder led the USASouth in rushing, helping the Scots to finish third in rushing offense and second in scoring offense.

The numbers that this team put up in 2012 only scratched the surface of the Scots’ journey towards the 2012 USA South conference title.

Welcoming a collective group of old and new Scots, Rader’s troops are ready to begin the season. With key players returning, this 2013 squad is excited. “I want our players to remain hungry,” Coach Mike Radar said. Coming into his second season as head coach, Rader hopes to instill a sense of family and continual progress towards team goals. “It will take pride in being sound in all three phases of football: offense, defense, and special teams, to achieve our vision of success,” Rader continued.

Offense The Scots offensive attack for the 2013 season will be one to look forward to watching. Coach Shaun Hayes returns for his ninth season on the coaching staff with the Scots. He expects continuous strides to be made within this unit that returns all eleven starters, as well as four all conference performers. “We have several strengths as an offense, but the main component is that these players work well together,” Coach Hayes said about this talented Scots offense. This Scots offense has come together under a family dynamic to explore the potential they possess as a whole unit.

The Scots rushing attack for 2013 has potential with seniors Travis Felder and Chad Brooks returning. After having impressive freshman and sophomore campaigns, Felder broke into his own during his junior season, rushing for 910 yards and nine touchdowns earning him AllConference accolades during 2012. With great strength and surprising speed, Felder was able to capitalize on his offensive line’s skills. Chad Brooks, who led the team in touchdowns his freshman season, will compliment Felder in the backfield, while adding his own spin to the 6

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position. “Travis and Chad are both team players. They both seem to feed off each other, and success is contagious,” Coach Hayes said about the running back situation.

The Scots will look to sophomore quarterback Evan Pittenger to guide them down the field. During his freshman season, Pittenger was able to complement MC’s consistent run game by throwing for 729 yards and seven touchdowns while proving his efficiency with a 53.7 percent completion rate. After receiving significant playing time last year, this young quarterback has the potential to be a leader on and off the field for years to come.

An experienced group of receivers will help Pittenger in the pass game.

The Scots receivers possess experience and consistency, two crucial aspects of the game when it comes to playing the wide receiver position. Senior Blake Williams returns after having an impressive career for the Scots. Since entering as a freshman in 2010, Williams has stacked up 80 receptions, 904 yards and six touchdowns. Williams is a possession receiver with impressive reach and the potential to break into the open field on any given play. Coming into his junior season, Ed Johnson looks to continue where he left off in 2012. After finishing last season with 33 catches, 457 yards and three touchdowns, Johnson proved that he has the kind of speed it takes to be a reliable receiver in the conference. Junior tight-end Jared Miller will be a reliable target for Pittenger, as well.

Miller has put up impressive numbers the past two years and received AllConference honors in 2012. Junior J.T. Ostrowski and sophomore Dalton Graumann also received valuable playing time that will help them to contribute for this receiving core.

The offense should be excited to have the entire offensive line returning for the 2013 season.

Being anchored by all conference performers Rance Hightower and Dalton Stephens, this offensive line looks forward to the 2013 season. Coming into his junior season, Hightower is ready to continue contributing to this offense after receiving All Conference recognition. Stephens, who is also entering his junior season after being selected for All Conference, hopes to provide continuous momentum for the Scots. Sophomore Connor Benson-Epstein will return as the center for this offensive line. After an impressive freshman outing, Benson-Epstein hopes to provide a burst off the line for the Scots. Tyler Dailey has been a consistent blocker throughout his career and is prepared for the tough defenses throughout the USA-South. “Tyler is a scrapper. When he is in the trenches, it is a fight to the finish,” Coach Hayes said about the returning Scot.

Devin Brunsvold also returns for his final season as a Scot. “He has a lot of experience, so we will expect him to fill a leadership role on the offense. Devin is a player that leads by example and works very hard,” Coach Hayes said about the senior Scot. After having an amazing offseason, Brunsvold and his fellow linemen will be prepared for the rigors of a long season in the trenches.

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Defense Second year coach Scott Brumett will be making the calls for the defense in 2013 and he is ready to see this talented Scots defense perform. “I’m excited. Obviously our past success has displayed our potential, but we always have room to improve,” Coach Brumett said.

The Scots defense will be in the right mindset to compete in the always tough USA South.

The Scots defense returns eight out of eleven starters from 2012. With the loss of a pair of seniors, the secondary will look to junior Zack Brown, sophomore Gabe Johnson and the Rodgers brothers to lead the way in 2013. Zack Brown comes off a season where he finished with 74 tackles, third on the team in 2012.

Brown has proved his value, displaying his great catch up ability in coverage and making clutch tackles in the open field. “Zack is a smart player. He knows his checks and is a natural leader in the secondary,” first year secondary/special teams coach, Paul Humphries said. The Rodgers brothers join each other on opposite sides of the field this season. In 2012, sophomore Ruben Rodgers led the team in interceptions while also recording eight broken up passes. Ruben is a quick player, but it is his discipline that will make him a lock down corner in 2013. Junior Kendyhl Rodgers is back at the other corner position after suffering an injury in 2012.

He will be ready to perform and make plays for this Scots secondary in 2013. The Rodgers brothers carry the ability to effectively patrol the outside edges of the field. Gabe Johnson also returns after having a stellar year for the Scots in 2012. He recorded 61 tackles along with 2 interceptions to cap off an impressive season. “Gabe is athletic with good size and speed. He’s a smart guy with sound technique,” Coach Humphries said. Johnson, who was named USA South defensive rookie of the year, is a reliable safety who has tremendous catch-up speed as well as the tackling ability of a linebacker. Providing some key depth in the secondary will be senior Daniel Robinson and junior Evan Rogers. The Scots defense will depend on the secondary to make consistent plays in the open field.

Season List) and having one of the best seasons in Scots history, Dylan Wolfenbarger is ready to lead this unit. “The biggest thing about Wolf is that he knows football, and he works hard to get to the ball,” Coach Brumett said about this talented Scot. With a nonstop motor and a great nose for the ball, Wolfenbarger looks to direct this defense. After gaining significant game time experience in 2012, Kent Minor looks forward to step into a full-time role for the Scots defense. Cody Martin also looks forward to filling a linebacker position. Since arriving as a freshman, Martin has displayed his unselfish play and reliability on the field. “We are going to be looking for Cody to step up as a leader and help this defense to be successful,” Coach Brumett stated in regard to this senior Scot. With some added depth from underclassman, the Scots linebackers look forward to making a big impact on the 2013 season.

Perhaps the foundation of any good defense is the defensive line, and the Scots hope to hold their ground in the trenches this season. Jamie Owen returns for his final season as a Scot. The 2011 All-Conference performer was sidelined last year, but is ready to display his tenacity for one more campaign. After stepping into a lead role early in his career, Owen has proved himself by displaying his love for the game through his play. After receiving an All-Conference Honorable Mention, sophomore Zach Capehart is ready to excel in the orange and garnet for another year with the Scots. “He has been a solid rock for us, and we are looking for good things out of Zach in 2013,” Coach Brumett said. Junior Tyler Todd also returns to the Scots defensive line. After earning a spot on the D-line, Todd showed why he is a vital part of this defense.

Junior Josh Krebs is also coming off of a great season in which he was able to garner All-Conference recognition.

After recording 66 tackles and 2.5 sacks in 2012, Krebs is set to play a key role in 2013.

The Scots linebackers are always working hard to become sound in their fundamentals. Although the Scots lost a reliable senior graduate, the second line of defense is ready to display their talents on Honaker field and beyond. After recording 135 tackles (2nd on All-Time Single M a r y v i l l e C o l l e g e F o o t b a l l | 2 0 13

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Special Teams Coach Paul Humphries will take over the special teams in 2013 after coaching the defensive backs at Morehead State University for six years.

The importance of special teams weighs just as much as the offense or defense. First year special teams coordinator Paul Humphries would agree. “I think with special teams we are looking for the next step up,” Coach Humphries said. When special teams units are making big plays, it has the ability to take and control the momentum of the game. The punter and kicker positions will be an open competition among players, and will most likely be filled by an incoming recruit. The quick and agile wide receiver Ed Johnson will take over the return duties after ending the season averaging 19 yards a kick return. Johnson provides a burst on special teams that sets the Scots up with good field position. “The return game is a big part of special teams, a lot of responsibility, so the returner must be aware and reliable,” Coach Humphries continued. The biggest aspect of special teams is preparation, and Coach Humphries has a grasp of what it takes to have a successful special teams unit.

It is hard to not be excited for the 2013 season. The key for this team is continual progress. “My first thought as a competitor is I want to win the USA South title outright,” Head Coach Mike Radar said regarding the upcoming season. “Each day is a process of building on a strong foundation of fundamentals and humility. We will succeed only if we play as a collective unit.”

With only four home games this season, the Scots will have to take on the role of road warriors.

The early out of conference play should prepare the Scots for the tough road ahead. MC will challenge Berry College as the Vikings kickoff their inaugural collegiate season. Long-time rivals Emory and Henry followed by Sewanee will complete MC’s nonconference matchups.

Since 1915, Maryville College and Emory and Henry have competed in this longstanding rivalry. The instate rivalry with Sewanee dates back even further with their first meeting in 1906. The history and background on these rival-

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ries will create an intense game-time atmosphere that should be exciting for fans to watch. The Scots will return from their non-conference play to take on Methodist for a homecoming to remember.

Each unit will rely on sound fundamentals and technique to compete in each challenge this fall. The key for these Scots in 2013 is coming together. Coach Radar and his staff will continue to develop their gridiron family with focus on continuous hard work and dedication.

Outlook and Player Bios created by Jacob Bajer, MC Sports Information Intern

2013 Ma r y vil l e Sc o ts S ENIOR S

Kaleb Mitchell

WR Norcross, GA Meadowcreek H.S. Kaleb returns for the 2013 season looking to play a role in the Scots offense. This Norcross, Georgia native displays great athleticism with dedication. Following an injury plagued season, Kaleb has prepared to enter the 2013 season healthy and ready to help the Scots on their road to victory. Kaleb is majoring in physical education and is the son of Herman and Beverly Mitchell.

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DE Sarasota, FL Venice H.S.

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After starting the 2012 season strong, Jamie received a medical redshirt, allowing him to return in 2013. Jamie enters the season looking to add to his already impressive career resume of accomplishments. During the 2010 season Jamie exploded on the scene as a sophomore with 60 tackles, 12 for a loss, and six sacks. As a junior, this Fighting Scot earned First Team All-USA South honors after recording 68 total tackles that included eight stops for a loss and a team leading 4.5 sacks. This Sarasota, Florida native’s phenomenal strength and dedication ensures that this 2012 Team Captain will leave his legacy on the field during his final season. Jamie is majoring in business and is the son of Beth and Rick Owen.

Cody Martin S

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Paducah, KY

After playing a crucial role on special teams and in MC’s secondary early in his career, Cody enters the 2013 season looking to step into a spot as an athletic linebacker. Last season Cody proved himself at the safety position, recording 10 tackles along with a significant pass break up. Cody’s work in the weight room displays his leadership and dedication to the Fighting Scots, and has allowed him to become one of the strongest players on the team.

Cody’s work off the field has also been rewarded. For the 2012 season, Cody received USA South All-Academic honors. Cody is from Paducah, Kentucky and is majoring in outdoor recreation with a minor in business. He is the son of Tony Martin.

Blake Williams WR

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Lone Oak H.S.

Clinton, TN

Clinton H.S.

Blake enters his senior year after coming off another impressive season as a Scot. The Clinton, Tennessee native broke out of his shell in the 2010 season, pulling down 28 catches for 285 yards and a touchdown. As a sophomore Blake continued to play a key role in the receiving core, hauling in 23 catches for 294 yards and a score.

Last season Blake stepped into his own tallying up 29 catches for 325 yards and four touchdowns. Blake’s dedication on and off the field has put him in a position to be a top receiver in the conference, and he looks forward to leading the Scots offense to new levels in 2013. Blake is majoring in business and is the son of Joe and Darla Williams.

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Chad Brooks

RB Morristown, TN Morristown-West H.S. Chad enters his senior season looking to help lead the Scots’ offensive attack. As a freshman, Chad impressed fans by leading the offense with three rushing touchdowns. During the 2011 campaign, Chad continued to excel while putting up 235 rushing yards and hitting the end zone on a pair of occasions. His junior season displayed this talented runner racking up 378 yards while scoring a trio of touchdowns. Chad’s quickness combined with his clear-cut vision make him a definite threat for defenses throughout the conference. Chad is majoring in political science and is the son of Yolanda Brooks of Morristown, Tennessee.

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Orange Park, FL

Orange Park H.S.

Following a breakout junior season, Travis returns for the 2013 season ready recapture the USA South rushing title. During his first two seasons as a Scot, Travis developed his game while gaining valuable experience in the backfield. In the 2012 season Travis put his experience and hard work to the test, racking up 910 yards rushing while making it to the end zone nine times. The sixth best rushing season in MC history allowed Travis to be named to the USA South’s first team for the 2012 season. This 2012 Team Captain is known among coaches and teammates as an extremely hard worker, taking pride in being one of the strongest players on the team. Travis is from Orange Park, Florida. He is majoring in physical education with teacher licensure and is the son of Albrey Felder Sr. and Aubrey Felder.

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Zane Quesenberry

S Dublin, VA Pulaski County H.S. After transferring to Maryville from Emory & Henry College last season, Zane proved himself to be a vital tool on special teams, while also displaying his potential as a safety in the secondary. In the 2012 season, Zane recorded five tackles and helped to contribute to the success of the special teams units for the Scots. Zane is a physical education and health major and is the son of Mark and Monica Mile of Dublin, Virginia .

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CB Alcoa, TN Alcoa H.S. Daniel enters his senior season in hopes of contributing to the Scots’ talented and deep secondary. His devotion in the weight room displays this senior’s driving work ethic. Daniel’s hard work helped him to record eight tackles during the 2012 season. After mainly contributing on special teams, the Alcoa, Tennessee native looks to step into the secondary to help the Scots defend anything and everything that is thrown his way. Daniel is a business management major and is the son of Roger and Traci Robinson.

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Mario Perone RB

Cape Coral, FL

Mariner H.S.

Mario enters the 2013 season with goals of contributing as a runner and receiver out of the backfield. After being sidelined by a knee injury in 2011, Mario devoted his time to getting back into the swing of things. While seeing limited action in 2012, Mario has worked hard to add a dash of quickness and speed to the backfield and receiving corps for the Scots. Mario utilizes his quick cuts and jukes to impact the Scots offense. Mario is majoring in psychology and is the son of Kelly and Mario Perone of Cape Coral, Florida.

39 Dylan Wolfenbarger LB

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Knoxville, TN

Knox Central H.S.

After having a more than stellar career for the Scots, Dylan returns for his final season to leave complete his legacy on the gridiron. In 2011, this talented sophomore broke onto the scene while racking up 82 tackles and a pair of sacks. This only scratched the surface of his career highlights. Following his 2012 effort, Dylan was named to the USA South’s first team after recording 135 tackles, which ranks second on the Scots all-time single season list for tackles. Dylan will be looked upon as a leader for the Scots defense while his dedication and drive will serve as a force for the Scots. Dylan has a nose for the ball and a knack for making spectacular plays all over the field. He is majoring in history and is the son of Andrea and John Wolfenbarger of Knoxville, Tennessee.

Dustin Dudley OL

Sewanee, TN

Franklin County H.S.

After coming into Maryville as a tight end, Dustin displayed his versatility and athleticism by making a switch to offensive tackle where he immediately excelled. Dustin and the rest of the line gained praise after both top rushers from the 2012 season ended averaging over five yards a carry. Dustin, a Sewanee, Tennessee native, is a physical education major and is the son of Dusty and Nora Dudley.

55 Joseph Brooks

OL Kingston, GA Model H.S. Joe enters his senior season hoping to help anchor the offensive line at the guard position for the Scots. After becoming a Scot and quickly proving himself, Joe earned a starting role as a sophomore during the 2011 season. Joe’s versatility and attitude toward the game help him to have the skill set to play any position on the offensive line. Joe looks forward to opening lanes for the backfield, protecting his quarterback and leading his team into the end zone. Joe is majoring in mathematics and is the son of Tony and Katrina Brooks of Kingston, Georgia.

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Devin Brunsvold OL

Murfreesboro, TN

Middle Tennessee Christian H.S.

Devin enters his senior season ready to have a great impact on the offensive line at the tackle position.

Devin, a former tight end, caught a touchdown pass during his sophomore season. After missing his junior season, Devin returned ready to work hard on the offensive line. His work in the weight room greatly displays his drive to help his team find victory. Devin looks forward to using his strength and athleticism to help the offense drive the ball up and down the field. Devin is a physical education major and is the son of Tom and Dana Brunsvold of Murfreesboro, Tennessee.

78 Tyler Dailey

OL Maryville, TN Greenback H.S. Tyler comes into his senior season looking to continue his dominance on the offensive line. Since earning a starting position as a freshman, Tyler has consistently displayed his potential to take on the best defensive tackles in the conference. Tyler’s efforts have helped the backfield to rack up impressive numbers, while also protecting the quarterback from defenders. Tyler looks forward to dominating opposing defensive lines. Tyler is majoring in business and is the son of Dickie and Vickie Dailey of Maryville, Tennessee.

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u s a s o u t h a t h l e t ic c onfere nc e

One of the oldest Divison III conferences in the nation, the USA South was born as the Dixie Intercollegiate Athletic Conference in 1963 when six institutions with similar philosophies of academics and athletics joined as founding members. Those colleges were: Charlotte College (now UNC-Charlotte), College of Charleston (S.C.), Methodist College, North Carolina Wesleyan College, St. Andrews Presbyterian College, and Lynchburg College. The basis for the new athletic conference was that participation would be strictly amateur, and thus no athletically awarded financial aid or athletic scholarships would be awarded. That philosophy still exists today.

In February 2003, it was announced that the Dixie Intercollegiate Athletic Conference would change its name to the USA South Athletic Conference. The name change was made official on July 1, 2003 and the first USA South Athletic Conference Championships were awarded in the fall of 2003.

The Conference was originally affiliated with the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) and remained with that affiliation until 1973. At that time the NCAA divided into three legislative and competitive divisions, with Division III allowing membership for nonathletic scholarship institutions only. The Dixie joined the NCAA, and in so doing, became one of the first conferences accepted into Division III. Since the inception of Division III, the USA South has been a leader in many areas, and has gained an outstanding regional and national reputation in a number of sports.

The conference sponsored athletics programs for men only until 1981. In that year, the NCAA expanded its sponsorship to include women’s sports, and the Dixie followed that lead by including women’s sports. The conference now sponsors championships in men’s and women’s cross country, men’s and women’s soccer, women’s softball, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s golf and women’s lacrosse for total of 14 sports.

Each year the conference not only recognizes the participants for outstanding athletic achievements, but academic excellence as well.

Student athletes who maintain academic averages of 3.0 or better on a 4.0 scale in both academic semesters are named to the Academic All-Conference Team. This group annually averages well over 550 students.

Each year, the President’s Cup is awarded to the school that accumulates the most points through the academic year in sports that are sponsored by the USA South. In 2004-05, the President’s Cup was changed to have one winner for men’s sports and one winner for women’s. In 2005-06, the Conference began awarding a men’s, a women’s and an overall President’s Cup. Presently, the Conference features 14 full-members and one affiliate member (Agnes Scott, women’s lacrosse). League membership will increased by two this season (2013-2014) as Covenant and Huntingdon will become league full-members. Complete league information can be found at www.usasouth.net.

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2005

2006

DL-Colby Townsend LB-Chris Howerton (1st Team Defense) (1st Team Defense) WR-Justin Jackson QB-Justin Price (2nd Team Offense) (2nd Team Offense) RB-Hubert Payne OL-Andrew Crawford (Honorable Mention) ( 2nd Team Offense) QB-Justin Price DL-Colby Townsend (Honorable Mention) (2nd Team Defense) OL-Andrew Crawford LB-Scott Stevens (Honorable Mention) (2nd Team Defense) LB-Derek Rang PK-Brad Daniell (Honorable Mention) (2nd Team Specialist) LB-Scott Stevens RB-Rommel Hightower (Honorable Mention) (Honorable Mention) DB-J.R. Geld OL-Gary Murray (Honorable Mention) (Honorable Mention) DL-Calvin Rutgerson (Honorable Mention) DB-J.R. Geld (Honorable Mention) RS-Dustin Locke (Honorable Mention) P-Andy Ottolini (Honorable Mention)

2009

2010

WR-Wesley Idlette PK-Andrew Noboa (1st Team Offense) (1st Team Specialists) LB-Kyle Chewning OL- Brad Eich (1st Team Defense) (2nd Team Offense) OL-Brian Wendel DL- Blake Barnes (2nd Team Offense) (2nd Team Defense) DL-Blake Barnes DL- Yohance Butler (2nd Team Defense) (2nd Team Defense) DL-Yohance Butler DB- Caleb Clement (2nd Team Defense) (2nd Team Defense) DB-Bud Christy DB- Phil Garrett (2nd Team Defense) (2nd Team Defense) RB-Rommel Hightower RB- Darrell Tate (Honorable Mention) (Honorable Mention) DB-Caleb Clement QB- Dustin Williams (Honorable Mention) (Honorable Mention) DB-Phil Garrett WR- Wesley Idlette (Honorable Mention) (Honorable Mention) K-Andrew Noboa OL- Corey Brewer (Honorable Mention) (Honorable Mention) DL-J.T. McCarty DB- Demetrius Christian (All-Sportsmanship) (Honorable Mention) OL- Chase Worley (All-Sportsmanship)

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2007 RB-Rommel Hightower (1st Team Offense) OL-Andrew Crawford (1st Team Offense) LB-Kyle Chewning (1st Team Defense) OL-Josh Conner (2nd Team Offense) DL-Calvin Rutgerson (2nd Team Defense) DL-Spencer Clancy (2nd Team Defense) DB-Cory Boatman (2nd Team Defense) TE-Randy Swafford (Honorable Mention) DL-Dusty Cole (Honorable Mention) DB-Dustin Locke (Honorable Mention) PK-Brad Daniell (Honorable Mention) LB-Scott Stevens (All-Sportsmanship)

2008 RB-Rommel Hightower (1st Team Offense) LB-Kyle Chewning (1st Team Defense) WR-Wesley Idlette (2nd Team Offense) OL-Chase Roper (2nd Team Offense) DL-Spencer Clancy (2nd Team Defense) DL-Russ Harris (2nd Team Defense) DB-Bud Christy (2nd Team Defense) PK-Brad Daniell (2nd Team Special Teams) QB-Derek Hunt (Honorable Mention) OL-Dustin Lyles (Honorable Mention) DL-Calvin Rutgerson (Honorable Mention) DB-Nick Jensen (Honorable Mention) DB-Dustin Locke (Honorable Mention) OL-Matt Bowman (All-Sportsmanship)

2011

2012

DL-Jamie Owen (1st Team Defense) OL- Brad Eich (2nd Team Offense) DL- Blake Barnes (2nd Team Defense) WR- Wesley Idlette (2nd Team Offense) QB- Melvin Burston (Honorable Mention) CB-Jacob Berwind (Honorable Mention) S- Kane Crowell (Honorable Mention) P- R.J. Sandmeyer (Honorable Mention) NG-Kyle Kriz (All-Sportsmanship)

RB-Travis Felder (1st Team Offense) DL-Jonathan Clark (1st Team Defense) LB-Dylan Wolfenbarger (1st Team Defense) TE- Jared Miller (2nd Team Offense) OL-Rance Hightower (2nd Team Offense) OL-Dalton Stephens (2nd Team Offense) LB-Joshua Krebs (2nd Team Defense) DB-Jacob Berwind (2nd Team Defense) DB-Kane Crowell (2nd Team Defense) DL-Zach Capehart (Honorable Mention) LB-Gabe Johnson (Honorable Mention) LB-Andrew Jenkins (All-Sportsmanship)

2012 M a r y vil l e Sc o ts j unior s

Ed Johnson WR

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Jacksonville, FL

After gaining valuable experience early in his career as a Scot, Ed looks to be a big part of the MC receivers in 2013. In his freshman season, Ed proved his worth by hauling in five catches for 37 yards. Ed continued to work hard in the off-season, and it was displayed during the 2012 season when he tallied 33 catches for 457 yards and three touchdowns.

This Jacksonville, Florida native’s quickness and agility make him an easy target for quarterbacks and a deadly threat for defensive backs in the conference. Ed was also a standout as a junior as a return specialist averaging over 18 yards per kick-off return and nine yards on every punt return. Ed is majoring in physical education and is the son of Edward and Valencia Johnson.

Zach Brown S

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Mandrin H.S.

Kissimmee, FL

Celebration H.S.

In his freshman season in 2011 Zach worked hard and gained experience that helped him to improve his game. As a sophomore during the 2012 season, Zach recorded 74 tackles and a forced fumble. He also showed his pass coverage skills with four broken up passes.

This Kissimmee, Florida native is not only dedicated on the field but excelled in the classroom as well. He received USA South All-Academic honors for the 2012 season as well as being the squad’s lone recipient of the 2012 CoSida Academic All-District distinction.

Zach is majoring in history with teacher licensure while earning a minor in mathematics.

He is the son of Bill and Michelle Brown.

Evan Rogers CB

Knoxville, TN

South Doyle H.S.

Evan enters the 2013 season hoping to have a positive impact for the Scots secondary. Evan has used his first two seasons as a Scot to gain some valuable experience that will help him to perform at his cornerback position. In the 2012 season, Evan recorded eight tackles, along with a pair of pass break ups. Evan has worked hard to make 2013 his season to step up for this strong Scots defense. Evan, the son of Mark and Debbie Rogers, is from Knoxville, Tennessee and majoring in physical education with teacher licensure.

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Kendyhl Rodgers CB

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Dundee, FL

Haines City H.S.

Kendyhl enters his junior season as a Fighting Scot as one of the top cover corners in the USA South. Kendyhl broke out of the gates his freshman season recording 26 tackles for the Scots defense. He also proved his potential in pass coverage, racking up seven broken up passes and an interception. Kendyhl looks to step back into the secondary for the Scots after receiving a medical redshirt during the 2012 season. This Dundee, Florida native is majoring in business management with a dual minor in statistics and mathematics. He is the son of Kesha Rodgers.

Ruben Rodgers S

Dundee, FL

Haines City H.S.

Ruben enters his second season in the Scots secondary as an inpact safety on the squad and within the USA South. Last season Rodgers tallied 33 total tackles with 18 solo stops. He led MC with three interceptions with 47 return yards. He broke up eight passes while also recovering a fumble.

This Dundee, Florida native is majoring in Physical Education and Recreation while minoring in business. He is the son of Kesha Rodgers.

24 Doug Cook LB

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Kingsport, TN

Sullivan North H.S.

Doug returns for the 2013 season after a strong outing as a sophomore. Doug continues to work hard to show his dedication and enthusiasm for the Scots both on and off the field. Doug displayed his academic prowess by receiving USA South All-Academic honors for the 2012 season. Doug looks forward to using his steadfast quickness in order to play a key role as a linebacker for the Scots defense. This talented Kingsport, Tennessee native is majoring in English with teacher licensure and is the son of Reggie Cook.

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Josh Krebs LB

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Knoxville, TN

Hardin Valley H.S.

Josh returns for the 2013 season with great enthusiasm. Following a career as a linebacker, Krebs will look to excel as a defensive end during his junior season. Josh racked up 66 tackles, 2.5 sacks, and two pass break ups as a sophomore linebacker.

This Knoxville, Tennessee native has proven to be productive both on and off the field, earning USA South All-Academic honors to go along with his impressive statistics on the field. Josh is an extremely hard worker and has a nose for the ball with the ability to make big plays. Josh is majoring in management and is the son of Scott Krebs and Gary and Jeanne Sanderson.

Joshua Warren LB

Knoxville, TN

Powell H.S.

Joshua looks forward to putting on the Orange and Garnet this season. After gaining valuable experience earlier in his career, Joshua is ready to show what he has been working towards. This Knoxville, Tennessee native’s work ethic can be seen in the classroom after earning USA South All-Academic honors for the 2012 season. Josh is majoring in physical education with a minor in business and is the son of Jason and April Warren.

51 Gabe Walkup LB

Woodbury, TN

Cannon County H.S.

Gabe has consistently improved his game since becoming a Scot. During the 2012 season, this talented linebacker was able to take away some valuable game experience, recording three tackles and a pass break up. Gabe looks forward to representing the orange and garnet on the field during the 2013 season. He has worked hard to be able to play a key role for the Scots’ defense. Gabe is from Woodbury, Tennessee and is majoring in physical education. He is the son of Philip and Shelley Walkup.

53 Ronnie Wright DL

Franklin, TN

Ravenwood H.S.

Ronnie returns for the 2013 season excited and ready to help the Scots to be successful. After finding his spot on the team, Ronnie was able to quickly display his athleticism and tackling ability. During the 2012 season, Ronnie took away valuable experience that will help him to become a better player. This Franklin, TN native looks forward to being a factor in the defensive front’s scheme. He is majoring in business and is the son of Ron and Mary Wright.

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Zach Selby OL

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Fayetteville, TN

Rance Hightower OL

66

Adairsville, GA

Adairsville H.S.

Rance returns for the 2013 season ready to wreak havoc on defensive units throughout the conference. After earning a starting position and leading the rushing attack down the field in 2012, Rance was selected as an all-conference performer for the USA South’s second team. Rance works hard in the weight room and is dedicated to helping the Scots offense drive down the field.

He has a strong understanding of the game and knows how to use leverage to get the job done.

Rance is from Adairsville, Georgia and is majoring in physical education with teacher licensure. He is the son of Jack and Dani Adams.

Dalton Stephens OL

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Lincoln County H.S.

Zach returns to the Scots offense enthusiastic to play a role in the offensive line’s complex dynamic. With the whole offensive line returning, Zach has potential to add much needed depth to his position. The Fayetteville, Tennessee native has dedicated himself to becoming a better player on the field, in the weight room, and in the classroom. Zach earned USA South All-Academic honors for the 2012 season. He is majoring in writing and communications and is the son of Robert Selby and Diana Parker.

Melbourne, FL

Eau Gallie H.S.

After earning a starting position for 2012, Dalton proved his value to the offense and its counterparts. Dalton worked hard to help the offense average over 360 yards a game, an astounding accomplishment for an offense within the tough USA South conference. Because of his superb performance during 2012, Dalton was selected as a USA South all-conference performer. Dalton is lauded for his athleticism and steady footwork on each offensive play.The Melbourne, Florida native has worked hard in the offseason in preparation for the 2013 season, and continues to be a threat for defenders in the conference. Dalton is majoring in business management and is the son of Toss Stephens and Aubrey Thomas.

Dakota Jenkins OL

Knoxville, TN

Webb H.S.

Dakota returns for the 2013 season ready have a positive impact on the offensive line. During the 2012 season, Dakota displayed his will to drive off the ball and push defenders around. Folowing a strong first four games of his sophomore season, an injury sent this talented lineman to the sidelines.He has worked diligently during the offseason and should be fully prepared to take on anyone lined up across from him. Dakota is from Knoxville, Tennessee and is majoring in finance and accounting. He is the son of Dennis and Michelle Jenkins.

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J.T. Ostrowski WR

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Morristown, TN

Jared Miller TE

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Morristown-West H.S.

After gaining game-time experience early in his career, J.T. is looking to step into a full-time role for the offense as a go-to receiver. During the 2012 season, J.T. caught five passes for 44 yards, displaying his hustle and will to make plays for the Scots.

J.T. has shown his potential to play a key role for the Scots offense and has prepared to find a new gear in his game. J.T. is from Morristown, Tennessee and majoring in physical education, health, and recreation with teacher licensure. He is the son of John and Maggie Ostrowski.

Maryville, TN

Maryville H.S.

After joining the team in 2011, Jared had an immediate impact for the Scots’ offense. During the 2011 season, Jared recorded seven catches for 58 yards. The next season, Jared worked hard to haul in 18 catches for 205 yards and a touchdown. His sophomore effort earned him USA South all-conference accolades. Jared serves as a great target for quarterbacks, but also has great blocking ability when in the trenches. His work ethic on and off the field is impressive. While racking up stats, the Maryville, Tennessee native also received USA South All-Academic honors for the 2012 season. Jared is majoring in economics and is the son of Brian and Jacquie Miller.

Tyler Todd DE

Adams, TN

Rossview H.S.

After receiving early playing time as a freshman, Tyler used his preparation and skills to play a key role for the Scots defense in 2012. During the 2012 season, Tyler recorded 29 tackles displaying his ability to play in a full-time role for the Scots. Along with his stats on the field, Tyler recorded some impressive numbers in the classroom, earning USA South All-Academic honors during the 2012 season. Tyler is from Adams, Tennessee and is majoring in exercise science. He is the son of Mark and Leslie Herlick.

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At h l e t ic s De p ar tm en t

KAndis Schram Athletic Director

Lori Christopher Athletics Office Manager

SHARON WOOD

Scott Steele

ERIC ETCHISON

SR. Woman Administrator

Faculty Athletics

Assistant Athletic Director for Communications

Volleyball

865-981-8280

Head Athletic Trainer

Representative

865-981-8290

lori.christopher@maryvillecollege.edu

865-981-8389

865-981-8077

865-850-8103

sharon.wood@maryvillecollege.edu

scott.steele@maryvillecollege.edu

eric.etchison@maryvillecollege.edu

kandis.schram@maryvillecollege.edu

Mike Rader

pepe fernandez

millicent dunn

ron waters

Tyson Murphy

Football

Soccer

Tennis/Cheerleading

Golf

Cross Country

865-981-8282

865-981-8284

865-981-8229

865-254-9083

865-981-8208

mike.rader@maryvillecollege.edu

pepe.fernandez@maryvillecollege.edu

millicent.dunn@maryvillecollege.edu

ron.waters@maryvillecollege.edu

tyson.murphy@maryvillecollege.edu

randy lambert

Paul henry

Men’s Basketball

deidrA dunn

Leah Hampton

darrin travillian

Baseball

Tennis

Softball

Women’s Basketball

865-981-8287

865-981-8296

865-981-8229

865-981-8228

randy.lambert@maryvillecollege.edu

paul.henry@maryvillecollege.edu

deidra.dunn@maryvillecollege.edu

leah.hampton@maryvillecollege.edu

865-981-8291 darrin.travillian@maryvillecollege.edu

Assistants

Assistants

Athletic Training

Men’s Basketball

Grant Davis

Greg Hernandez

Mary Estepp

Soccer

James Budde

Jon Baker

Baseball

John LaCava

B.J. Hampton

Bryan Walker

Jimmy Reese

Softball

Joey Lewis

Lacey Williams

Football

Women’s Basketball

Scott Brumett

C.J. Dake

Shaun Hayes

Volleyball

Philip Bailey

Zach Colston

Paul Humphries

Ashley Sutrick

Ian Harris

Rachel Skerczak

Schirra Fields

Cross Country Dr. Jennifer Brigati

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Athletic Training Staff Sharon Wood,Grant Davis, Mary Estepp, James Budde

This dynamic group do everything possible to prevent injuries and provide our 380 student-athletes with a safe, successful athletic experience.

Our athletics training facility is one of the larger, better-equipped facilities in the region. The staff includes four NATA certifies athletic trainers and three team physicians. The 2013-2014 student athletic trainers include Erin Carl, Emily Partin, Hunter Amos, Kelsie Payne, Samantha Turner, Montana Dunn, and Rachel Dunn.

Back Row (L to R) Grant Davis, Sharon Wood, Mary Estepp, James Budde Front Row (L to R) Erin Carl, Emily Partin, Hunter Amos, Kelsie Payne, Samantha Turner, Montana Dunn, Rachel Dunn.

George DeBaby

Fighting Scots Football and Basketball fans will continue to have a familiar voice on the radio and live video as George DeBaby returns as Maryville’s premier broadcaster for the Scots in 2013-14. George will be entering his 13th season as the “Voice of the Scots” as MC’s play-by-play announcer. MC Wall of Fame inductee and former football coach Phil Wilks, as well as Mike Sullivan, will join DeBaby as analysts and color commentators. This will be the second year that WKVL AM 850 has been MC football’s host on the radio.

Greg Judkins

Honaker Field, Boydson Baird Gymnasium, and Scotland Yard will continue to have a familiar voice echo across the highlands as Greg Judkins returns to the public address system for the Scots in 2013-14. Greg is the voice of the Maryville High School Red Rebels football and baseball programs and has done Maryville College football, basketball, and baseball games for over 18 years.

Greg was honored for his service to the college as the 2012 Ken Kribbs Award recipient.

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2013 M a r y v i l l e C ol l e g e F oo t bal l R o st er No. Name

Pos Ht Wt YR

Hometown/High School

28 Travis Felder

RB 5’6 195 SR Orange Park, FL (Orange Park)

29 Shane Stinson

FS

6’1

180

SO Covington, GA (Alcovy)

1 Gabe Johnson

S

2 Ed Johnson

WR 6’0” 165 JR Jacksonville, FL (Mandarin)

30 Maurice Walker

WR

5’10 170

FR Houston, TX (Bellaire)

4 Kaleb Mitchell

WR 5’8 185 SR Norcross, GA (Meadowcreek)

30 Michael Vahue

LB

6’0

215

FR Angier, NC (Harnett Central)

5 Ezekial Koko

RB 5’10 183 FR Alcoa, TN (Alcoa)

31 Jayvon McCullough

S

6’1

210

FR Winston Salen, NC (North Forsyth)

6 Jamie Owen

DE 6’1 225 SR Sarasota, FL (Venice)

32 Doug Cook

LB 5’10 200 JR Kingsport, TN (Sullivan North)

7 Cody Martin

S 6’0 200 SR Paducah, KY (Lone Oak)

33 Justin Brooks

RB

8 Eric Benison

CB 5’9 170 SO Bessemer, AL (McAdory)

34 Deshijon Whitlock

RB

5’9

202

FR Charlotte, NC (Hopewell)

9 Evan Pittenger

QB 6’1

180

SO Fayetteville, TN (Lincoln County)

34 Orrie Johnson

DB

6’1

185

FR Nebo, NC (McDowell)

10 Nick Myers

QB 6’0

187

FR Maryville, TN (Maryville)

35 Bryce Reynolds

DB

5’11 180

FR Chattanooga, TN (Baylor)

S

5’11 195

SR Dublin, VA (Pulaski County)

CB

5’7

SR Alcoa, TN (Alcoa)

6’0” 200

SO Villa Rica, GA (Haralson County)

5’6

150

SO Powder Springs, GA (Kennesaw)

11 Blake Williams

WR 6’1 180 SR Clinton, TN (Clinton)

36 Zane Quesenberry

12 Chad Brooks

RB 5’10 215 SR Morristown, TN (Morristown-West)

37 Daniel Robinson

13 T.J. Rubin

QB 6’0 180 FR Memphis, TN (Fairley)

38 Tony Alexander

WR

5’10 165

FR Columbus, GA (Columbus)

14 Mickey Chait

QB

5’11 185

SO Knoxville, TN (West)

38 Ryan Wiley

LB

6’0

FR Fernandina Beach, FL (Fernandina Beach)

15 Micah Smith

S

6’0

FR Nashville, TN (Davidson Academy)

39 Mario Perone

RB 5’6 155 SR Cape Coral, FL (Mariner) K

5’11 185 SR Houston, TX (Taylor)

LB

6’0

205

155 220

15 Clay Goad

WR 6’1 170 FR Clarksville, TN (Clarksville Academy)

40 Chad Cooper

16 Alex Willard

P/K

6’2

40 Hunter Parrish

17 Davonte Belk

CB

5’10 155

41 Lucas Underwood

K

5’9

170

FR Soddy Daisy, TN (Soddy Daisy)

18 Brady Brown

QB 6’0 185 SO Knoxville, TN (Halls)

41 Bryce Ruis

DB

5’0

180

FR Hilliard, FL (Hilliard)

19 Zack Brown

S 6’4 195 JR Kissimmee, FL (Celebration)

41 Rasheed Rawlings

LB 6’1 201 FR Goldsboro, NC (Goldsboro)

19 Joe Robinson

DB

42 Dylan Wolfenbarger

LB

6’1” 210

SR Knoxville, TN (Cenral)

20 Evan Rogers

CB 5’7 185 JR Knoxville, TN (South Doyle)

43 Trey Prestridge

FB

5’9

185

FR Birmingham, AL (Oak Grove)

21 Kendyhl Rodgers

CB

5’11” 155

JR Dundee, FL (Haines City)

44 Austin Newton

LB

5’10 190

FR Sylvester, GA (Worth County)

22 Terrell Warren

RB

5’7

SO Alcoa, TN (Riverview)

45 Will Winters

LB

5’8

FR Knoxville, TN (Karns)

23 Daulton Graumann

WR 6’4” 175 SO Maryville, TN (Maryville)

46 Josh Krebs

LB 6’2 215 JR Knoxville, TN (Hardin Valley)

24 Reuben Rodgers

S

47 Ben Buell

TE

6’1

215

FR Knoxville, TN (Central)

25 Trenton Shuler

RB 5’11 190 FR Maryville, TN (Maryville)

47 Tommy Wright

LB

6’0

220

FR Fort Worth, TX (NorthCrowley)

26 Ryan McCurdy

DB 5’9 165 FR Mt. Dora, FL (Mt. Dora)

48 Jay Baker

TE

6’3

225

FR Williamston, SC (Wren)

27 Eddie Brock

DB 5’9 165 FR Austin, TX (Vista Ridge)

48 Jovan Seal

DL

5’9

207

FR Clarksville, TN (Northeast)

27 Keegan Morris

DB

22

6’0

185

205

170

5’11” 180

5’11 170

FR Clinton, TN (Clinton FR Loganville, GA (Loganville)

FR Mooresville, NC (Mooresville)

SR Dundee, FL (Haines City)

FR Maryville, TN (Maryville)

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180

200

FR Trenton, FL (Trenton)

2 0 13 Ma r y v i l l e C ol l e g e F oo t bal l R o st er FR Hiram, GA (Hiram)

76 Zachary Williams

DL

5’11 190

SO Jacksonville, FL (Robert E. Lee)

77 Dakota Jenkins

OL 6’5 260 JR Knoxville, TN (Webb)

49 Justin Collett

OL

6’2

50 Devin Lindsey

LB

205

6’0

230

FR Marietta, GA (Hillgrove)

51 Josh Warren

LB

6’3

210

JR Knoxville, TN (Powell)

78 Devin Brunsvold

OL 6’1” 235 SR Murfreesboro, TN (MTC)

52 Hunter Crass

LB

6’0

200

FR Harriman, TN (Harriman)

79 Tyler Dailey

OL 6’3 275 SR Maryville, TN (Greenback)

53 Gabe Walkup

LB 6’0 215 JR Woodbury, TN (Cannon County)

80 Houston West

WR 6’0 170 FR Oneida, TN (Oneida)

54 Zach Capehart

DL

81 Bryan Horton

WR 5’5 150 FR Warner Robins, GA (Veterans)

55 Dustin Dudley

OL 6’3 255 SR Sewanee, TN (Franklin County)

83 Zach Hutson

TE 6’2 205 FR Lexington, NC (North Davidson)

56 Everett Cleveland

DL

6’2

FR Cumming, GA (South Forsyth)

84 Anzelo Scullark

WR 5’11 160 FR Memphis, TN (Fairley)

57 Kent Minor

LB

5’11 195

SO Orange Park, FL (Fleming Island)

85 D.J. Stone

WR 6’3 215 FR Huntersville, NC (Hopewell)

58 Joseph Brooks

OL 6’2 265 SR South Boston, VA (Shannon)

86 Everett Cleveland

DL

6’2

59 Ronnie Wright

DL

6’1” 235

JR Maryville, TN, VA (Ravenwood)

87 J.T. Ostrowski

WR

5’11” 165

60 Robert Wright

OL

6’4

FR Maryville, TN (Maryville)

88 Jared Miller

TE 6’3 225 JR Maryville, TN (Maryville)

6’1” 255 210

275

SO Ooltewah, TN (Silverdale Baptist)

210

FR Cumming, GA (South Forsyth) JR Morristown, TN (Morristown-West)

61 Zach Selby

OL 6’2 260 JR Murfreesboro, TN (Lincoln County)

89 Logan Winders

TE 6’2 235 FR Maryville, TN (Maryville)

62 Jacob Weismann

OL 6’2 260 JR Kingsport, TN (Dobyns Bennett)

90 Daniel Blevins

TE 6’2 220 FR Boynton Beach, FL (American Heritage)

62 Wes Ross

OL

91 Brooks Talley

LB

5’11 190

SO Greenback, TN (Greenback)

DL

6’2

FR Maryville, TN (Maryville)

6’6

280

FR Murray, GA (North Murray)

63 Austin Milsaps

OL 6’4 315 FR Soddy Daisy, TN (Soddy Daisy)

92 Hunter Hawkins

63 Hunter Grant

DL

6’4

230

FR Camden, SC (Thomas Sumter)

93 Tyler Todd

DE 6’1 242 JR Adams, TN (Rossview)

64 Brooks Lovely

OL

6’4

255

FR Tampa, FL (Robinson)

94 Logan Jordan

LB

6’1

220

FR Mount Gilead, NC (West Montgomery)

94 Holden Howell

K

6’0

175

FR Fuquay, NC (Harnett Central)

OL 6’3 300 JR Adairsville, GA (Adairsville)

95 Nick Heinnmann

DL 6’2 260 FR Maryville, TN (Maryville)

67 Horace Lee Scott

OL 6’1 245 FR Sumter, SC (Wilson)

96 Colton Smith

K 6’1 175 FR Covington, GA (Eastside)

68 Brad Varner

OL 6’6 315 FR Clinton, TN (Clinton)

96 Jacob Chastain

LB

5’11 200

FR Cartersville, GA (Woodland)

65 Connor Benson-Epstein OL 6’1 235 SO Boynton Beach, FL (American Heritage) 66 Rance Hightower

285

69 Charlie Pratt

OL 6’4 245 FR Knoxville, TN (Central)

97 Jonathan Clark

DE

5’8

205

SO Atlanta, GA (Villa Rica)

70 Dylan Placher

OL 6’2 240 SO Cape Coral, FL (Ida S. Baker)

98 Joshua Clark

DL

5’7

265

FR Atlanta, GA (Villa Rica)

71 Dalton Stephens

OL 6’0 240 JR Melbourne, FL (Eau Gallie)

99 Ferguson Charles

DL

5’11 280

72 Jerric Allison

OL 6’3 285 FR Hamptonville, NC (Starmount)

73 Chase Courson

OL

74 Wes Bloeme

K 5’9 150 FR Atlanta, GA (Riverwood Int. Charter)

75 Kailer Arnold

DL

6’1 6’0

250 225

FR Ft. Myers, FL (Fort Myers)

SO West Palm Beach, FL (American Heritage) FR Sattelite Beach, FL (Sattelite)

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2013 Ma r y v i l l e Sc o ts S O P HO M ORE S

1 Gabe Johnson Villa Rica, Ga

22 Terrell Warren Alcoa, TN

54 Zach Capehart Ooltewah, TN

91 Brooks Talley Greenback, TN

24

8 Eric Benison Bessemer, AL

9 Evan Pittenger Fayetteville, TN

23 Dalton Graumann Maryville, TN

29 Shane Stinson Covington, Ga

57 Kent Minor Orange Park, FL

64 Dylan Placher Cape Coral, FL

97 Jonathan Clark Atlanta, GA

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14 Mickey Chait Knoxville, TN

33 Justin Brooks Powder Springs, Ga

65 Conner Benson-Epstein

Boynton Beach, FL

18 Brady Brown Knoxville, TN

50 Devin Lindsey Jacksonville,FL

73 Chase Courson West Palm Beach, FL

2013 Ma r y vil l e Sc o ts F re s h m e n

5 Ezekial Koko

10 Nick Myers

13 T.J. Rubin

15 Micah Smith

16 Alex Willard

Alcoa, TN

Maryville, TN

Memphis, TN

Nashville, TN

Clinton, TN

17 Davonte Belk

19 Joe Robinson

25 Trenton Shuler

26 Ryan McCurdy

27 Eddie Brock

Loganville, GA

Mooresville, NC

Maryville, TN

Mt. Dora, FL

Austin, TX

27 Keegan Morris

30 Maurice Walker

30 Michael Vahue

31 Jayvon McCullough

34 Deshijon Whitlock

Maryville, TN

Houston, TX

Angier, NC

Winston Salem, NC

Charlotte, NC

34 Orrie Johnson

35 Bryce Reynolds

38 Tony Alexander

38 Ryan Wiley

40 Chad Cooper

Nebo, NC

Chattanooga, TN

Columbus, GA

Fernandina Beach, FL

Houston, TX

40 Hunter Parrish

41 Bryce Ruis

41 Lucas Underwood

43 Trey Prestridge

44 Austin Newton

Trenton, FL

Hilliard, FL

Soddy Daisy, TN

Birmingham, AL

Sylvester, GA

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2013 Ma r y vil l e Sc o ts F re s h m e n

45 Will Winters

47 Tommy Wright

47 Ben Buell

48 Jay Baker

48 Jovan Seal

Knoxville, TN

Fortworth, TX

Knoxville, TN

Williamston, SC

Paterson, NJ

49 Justin Collett

52 Hunter Crass

60 Robert Wright

62 Jacob Weismann

62 Wes Ross

Hiram, GA

Harriman, TN

Maryville, TN

Kingsport, TN

Murray, GA

63 Austin Milsaps

63 Hunter Grant

67 Horace Lee Scott

68 Brad Varner

69 Charlie Pratt

Soddy Daisy, TN

Camden, SC

Sumtner, SC

Clinton, TN

Knoxville, TN

70 Brooks Lovely

72 Jerric Allison

74 Wes Bloeme

75 Kailer Arnold

76 Zachary Williams

Tampa, FL

Hamptonville, NC

Atlanta, GA

Sattelite Beach, FL

Marietta, GA

80 Houston West

81 Bryan Horton

Oneida, TN

Warner Robbins, GA

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2013 Ma r y vil l e Sc o ts F re s h m e n

83 Zach Hutson

84 Anzelo Scullark

85 D.J. Stone

86 Everette Cleveland

89 Logan Winders

Lexington, NC

Memphis, TN

Huntersville, NC

Cumming, GA

Maryville, TN

90 Daniel Blevins

92 Hunter Hawkins

94 Holden Howell

94 Logan Jordan

95 Nick Heinnmann

Maryville, TN

Maryville, TN

Fuquay, NC

Mount Gilead, NC

Maryville, TN

96 Colton Smith

96 Jacob Chastain

98 Joshua Clark

99 Ferguson Charles

15 Clay Goad

Covington, GA

Cartersville, GA

Atlanta, GA

Fort Myers, FL

Clarksville, TN

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Maryville College 2012 Combined Team Overall Offensive Statistics of Returning Players

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Rushing Leaders

GP ATT

Gain

Loss

Net

AVG

TD

Long

AVG/G

Travis Felder Chad Brooks E.J. Heard-Hunt Evan Pittenger Terrell Warren Mario Perone 2012 Team 2012 Opponents

9 158 8 71 8 60 10 70 4 5 5 4 10 476 10 445

950 378 276 332 27 14 2438 2186

40 13 17 155 0 1 323 278

910 365 259 177 27 13 2115 1908

5.8 5.1 4.3 2.5 5.4 3.2 4.4 4.3

9 3 2 2 0 0 18 16

51 35 16 29 7 8 51 80

101.1 45.6 32.4 17.7 6.8 3.2 211.5 190.8

Passing Leaders

GP

PCT

YDS

TD

Long

AVG/G

Evan Pittenger 2012 Team 2012 Opponnents

10 106.22 72-134-7 10 108.49 145-273-11 10 92.25 150-302-13

53.7 53.1 49.7

729 1551 1487

7 13 9

59 59 40

72.9 155.1 148.7

Receiving Leaders

GP

NO

YDS

AVG

TD

Long

AVG/G

Ed Johnson Blake Williams Jared Miller Travis Felder Dalton Graumann J.T. Ostrowski Chad Brooks 2012 Team 2012 Opponents

10 10 9 9 9 4 8 10 10

33 29 18 14 7 5 4 145 150

457 325 205 96 104 44 35 1551 1487

13.8 11.2 11.4 6.9 14.9 8.8 8.8 10.7 9.9

3 4 1 1 1 0 0 13 9

59 33 21 23 38 14 18 59 40

45.7 32.5 22.8 10.7 11.6 11.0 4.4 155.1 148.7

Punt Returns

NO

YDS

AVG

TD

Long

Ed Johnson 2012 Team 2012 Opponents

13 15 28

120 134 259

9.2 8.9 9.2

0 0 1

29 29 57

Kickoff Returns

NO

YDS

AVG

TD

Long

Ed Johnson Terrell Warren Mario Perone E.J. Heard-Hunt 2012 Team 2012 Opponents

17 6 6 1 32 43

319 116 125 7 599 940

18.8 19.3 20.8 7.0 18.7 21.9

0 0 0 0 0 1

36 28 26 7 36 68

Effic Comp-Att-Int

All-Purpose

GP

Rush

RCV

PR

KR

IR

Total

Travis Felder Ed Johnson Chad Brooks Blake Williams 2012 Team 2012 Opponents

9 10 8 10 10 10

910 0 365 -16 2115 1908

96 457 35 325 1551 1487

0 120 0 0 134 259

0 319 0 0 599 940

0 0 0 0 223 113

1006 896 400 309 4622 4707

Total Offense

GP

Plays

Rush

Pass

Total

AVG/G

Travis Felder Evan Pittenger Chad Brooks E.J. Heard-Hunt 2012 Team 2012 Opponents

9 10 8 8 10 10

158 204 71 61 749 747

910 177 365 259 2115 1908

0 729 0 0 1551 1487

910 906 365 259 3666 3395

101.1 90.6 45.6 32.4 366.6 339.5

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Maryville College 2012 Combined Team Overall Defensive Statistics of Returning Players Defefensive Leaders

UA

Tackles Totals A

Dylan Wolfenbarger Zack Brown Josh Krebs Gabe Johnson Zach Capehart Jonathan Clark Jamie Owen Ruben Rodgers Tyler Todd Cody Martin Daniel Robinson Kent Minor Zach Naylor Evan Rogers Kendyhl Rodgers Jared Miller Doug Cook Brady Brown Zane Quessenberry Mickey Chait Gabe Walkup Ronnie Wright Evan Pittenger Abe Kiernan Travis Felder Hunter Crass Chase Courson

57 36 27 35 14 16 13 18 8 1 5 4 6 5 5 5 2 3 3 4 3 1 2 2 1 1 1

78 38 39 26 29 24 21 15 21 9 3 4 2 3 1 1 4 3 2 1 * 2 * * * * *

135 74 66 61 43 40 34 33 29 10 8 8 8 8 6 6 6 6 5 5 3 3 2 2 1 1 1

TFL/YDS 4.5-16 3.0-5 12.5-40 12.5-46 5.0-15 7.0-39 3.5-7 1.5-3 2.5-3 * * * * * * * * * * * * 1.5-4 * * * * *

Sacks Pass Defense Fumbles NO/YDS INT/YDS BRUP QBH RCV/YDS FF 2 * 2 * 2 2.0-13 1 * 4 * * * * * 2 * 9 2.5-16 2 2-0 4 2-13 1 * * * * * 1 2.5-10 * 2-8 * 9 1 6.0-34 1 1-0 * 1 * 1.0-2 * 1-0 3-47 * 8 * 1 * * 3 * * * * * * 1 * * * * * * * * * * * * * 1 * * * * 1.0-0 * 1-0 * * 2 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 1 * * * * * * 1-0 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * 1 * * * * 1 * * * 1-0 * * * * * 1-0 * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

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Maryville College Football Single Game Records Carries (30 carries minimum) Hubert Payne 37 33 Rod Stephens Rommel Hightower 32 Julio Killidjian 30 Rommel Hightower 30

2005 vs Averett 1973 2008 vs Greensboro 1986 vs Hampden-Sydney 2007 vs Huntingdon

Rushing Yards (140 yards minimum) 253 1996 vs Methodist Armond Akiboh Charsie Robertson 224 1994 vs Kentucky Wesleyan Armond Akiboh 214 1996 vs Rhodes Travis Felder 211 2012 vs Ferrum Greg Shelton 202 1993 vs Methodist 197 2000 vs Bethel Brandon Evans Nick Moore 196 2007 vs Methodist Ken Adair 188 1978 vs St. Leo Marcus Kenny 183 2003 vs Westminster Rommel Hightower 175 2008 vs Averett Rod Stephens 169 1973 Boydson Baird 156 1939 vs Cumberland Julio Killidjian 155 1986 vs Sewanee Charsie Robertson 154 1993 vs Centre Richard Burchfield 151 2002 vs Hampden-Sydney Rommel Hightower 150 2007 vs Averett Jeff Seagle 146 1985 vs Samford Hubert Payne 143 2005 vs Averett Rommel Hightower 145 2008 vs Greensboro Julio Killidjian 142 1986 vs Bridgewater Alvin Nance 140 1978 vs Baptist Christian Most 100 yard rushing games in a season Rommel Hightower 6 2007 Julio Killidjian 4 1986 4 1978 Ken Adair Most Rushing TD in a Game: Charsie Robertson 4 1994 vs Kentucky Wesleyan Longest Single Game Rushes (60 yards minimum) Alvin Nance 90 TD 1978 vs Bridgewater 80 TD 2004 vs Centre Rashid Moore Charise Robertson 80 TD 1994 vs Davidson 79 TD 2003 vs Westminster Marcus Kenny Richard Burchfield 79 2004 vs Sewanee Roland McClanahan 78 1961 vs Millsaps 78 1963 vs Millaps Roland McClanahan Charsie Robertson 75 TD 1993 vs Centre Mike Parris 69 TD 1996 vs Sewanee Ed Dobbs 69 2003 vs Hampden-Sydney Alvin Nance 67 TD 1978 vs Baptist Christian Justin Price 67 2006 vs Shenandoah Ken Adair 65 TD 1978 vs Baptist Christian Julio Killidjian 63 1986 vs Sewanee Armond Akiboh 63 TD 1996 vs Rhodes Gary Hughes 60 TD 2007 vs NC Wesleyan Rommel Hightower 60 2007 vs Ferrum Most Pass Receptions in a game (8 catches minimum) Mike Butler 16 1972 Zach Mendence 12 2002 vs Millsaps Wesley Idlette 11 2009 vs Shenandoah 11 2005 vs Huntingdon Justin Jackson Justin Jackson 10 2005 vs Sewanee Wesley Idlette 9 2008 vs CNU Chris Johannsen 9 1984 vs Union Blake Williams 9 2012 vs CNU William Delaney 8 1985 vs Centre Wesley Idlette 8 2008 vs Huntingdon 8 2010 vs Methodist Wesley Idlette Wesley Idlette 8 2010 vs NC Wesleyan Robert McCants 8 2001 vs Hampden-Sydney 30

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Most Pass Reception yards in a game (140 yard minimum) Mike Butler 278 1972 Zach Mendence 190 2002 vs Westminster Justin Jackson 182 2005 vs Ferrum Wesley Idlette 163 2009 vs Centre Gene Wheatley 157 1982 vs Baptist Gary Patterson 156 2003 vs Case Western Wesley Idlette 153 2008 vs Huntingdon Ryan Roach 151 2009 vs Huntingdon Ryan Gaines 149 2006 vs NC Wesleyan Wesley Idlette 149 2008 vs CNU Longest Receptions (60 yard minimum) Dave Kibben to Steve Moffett 91 TD 1978 vs Lane Tim Conner to Wesley Idlette 85 TD 2008 vs Methodist Sam McCord to Ryan Gaines 79 TD 2006 vs NC Wesleyan Justin Price to Cedric McDonald 75 2006 vs Methodist Bart Gloyd to Chad Lussier 75 2001 vs Blackburn Justin Price to Justin Jackson 70 2005 vs Ferrum Kelly Edge to Robert McCants 69 TD 2000 vs Stillman 69 2000 vs Stillman Kelly Edge to William Dickey Charlie Hixon to Ken Dickens 69 1977 vs Southwestern 68 2003 vs Case Western Nick Derry to Gary Patterson Pat Moyer to William Delaney 63 1985 vs Sewanee Derek Hunt to Wesley Idlette 62 2008 vs Huntingdon 61 2002 vs Rhodes Nick Derry to B.J. Wilhite Mike Human to Bob Echols 60 1986 vs Washington & Lee

Receiving Touchdowns in a game Mike Butler 3 1972 vs Emory & Henry 3 2005 vs Ferrum Justin Jackson Justin Jackson 3 2005 vs Methodist 3 2012 vs Huntingdon Blake Williams Most Field Goals in a Game Tim Kelly 5 1974 vs Emory & Henry Jonathan Sykes 5 2012 vs Ferrum Passing Attempts in a game (35 minimum) Pat Moyer 66 1985 vs Cumberland Joe Costner 64 1972 vs Emory & Henry Pat Moyer 48 1984 vs Centre Pat Moyer 48 1985 vs Washington & Lee Pat Moyer 44 1984 vs Randolph-Macon 44 2010 vs NC Wesleyan Dustin Williams Nick Derry 42 2002 vs Bethel Tim Conner 39 2009 vs Huntingdon Justin Price 39 2006 vs CNU Melvin Burston 36 2011 vs Greensboro Passing Completions in a game (22 minimum) Pat Moyer 38 1985 vs Cumberland Nick Derry 26 2002 vs Bethel Melvin Burston 26 2011 vs Greensboro Dustin Williams 24 2010 vs NC Wesleyan Justin Price 24 2005 vs Huntingdon Tim Conner 22 2009 vs Huntingdon Most tackles in a game: (16 minimum) Chris Howerton 33 2004 vs Thomas More Kyle Chewning 21 2009 vs Averett Dylan Wolfenbarger 19 2011 vs CNU Dylan Wolfenberger 19 2012 vs LaGrange Chris Howerton 17 2005 vs Averett Tanner Caylor 16 2010 vs LaGrange Kyle Chewning 16 2007 vs Centre

Maryville College Football All-Time Single Season Records Points Mike Butler Rommel Hightower Justin Jackson Justin Price Rommel Hightower Travis Felder Brad Daniel Wade Obermeyer Brad Daniel Brad Daniel Julio Killidjian Rommel Hightower

96 80 76 72 66 60 58 55 55 54 54 54

1972 2006 2005 2006 2007 2012 2006 1999 2008 2007 1986 2008

Touchdowns in a season Mike Butler 15 Rommel Hightower 13 Justin Jackson 12 Justin Price 11 Rommel Hightower 11 9 Julio Killidjian Rommel Hightower 9 Travis Felder 9 Hubert Payne 7 Brandon Evans 7 7 Joey Wood Chad Tipton 7 Armand Akiboh 7 Joe Lombardo 7 Wesley Idlette 7 Wesley Idlette 7

1972 2006 2005 2006 2007 1986 2008 2012 2005 2000 1998 1998 1996 1976 2009 2011

Most Rushing Attempts: Rommel Hightower 222 Kevin Skipper 206 206 Armand Akiboh Hubert Payne 199 Rommel Hightower 188 Rodney Stephens 186 Alvin Nance 169 Brandon Evans 161 Thomas Stephens 160 Travis Felder 158 Julio Killidjian 157 Marcus Kenny 149 B. Corbett 149 Ken Adair 148

2007 1980 1996 2005 2008 1973 1976 2000 1992 2012 1986 2003 1970 1979

Most Rushing yards Armand Akiboh Rommel Hightower Kevin Skipper Rodney Stephens Thomas Stephens Rommel Hightower Travis Felder Ken Adair Brandon Evans Alvin Nance Alvin Nance Julio Killidjian

1996 2007 1980 1973 1992 2008 2012 1979 2000 1976 1977 1986

1,069 1,016 1,008 1,004 989 926 910 902 850 777 770 735

Most Rushing Touchdowns Rommel Hightower 11 2007 Rommel Hightower 11 2006 Justin Price 11 2006 Julio Killidjian 9 1986 Travis Felder 9 2012 John Berry Cox 8 1994 Brandon Derrick 8 1995 Alvin Nance 7 1979 Ron Silver 7 1992 Armand Akiboh 7 1996 Chad Tipton 7 1998 Joey Wood 7 1998 Thomas Stephens 7 1992 Rommel Hightower 7 2008 Passing Attempts (200 minimum) Pat Moyer 499 1985 Pat Moyer 452 1984 Dustin Williams 300 2010 291 2002 Nick Derry Justin Price 264 2005 Justin Price 263 2006 Joe Costner 254 1972 Lucas Wall 246 2007 236 2009 Tim Conner Joe Costner 231 1971 Patrick O’Brien 204 1982 Passing Completions (100 minimum) Pat Moyer 228 1985 Pat Moyer 212 1984 Nick Derry 165 2002 Dustin Williams 164 2010 Justin Price 137 2005 Justin Price 137 2006 130 1972 Joe Costner Tim Conner 122 2009 Joe Costner 118 1971 Lucas Wall 115 2007 Most Passing Yards (1,000 minimum) 2,475 1985 Pat Moyer Pat Moyer 2,455 1984 Nick Derry 1,945 2002 1,827 2005 Justin Price Tim Conner 1,800 2009 Joe Costner 1,772 1972 Justin Price 1,749 2006 Dustin Williams 1,648 2010 1,400 1997 Brandon Derrick Patrick O’Brien 1,290 1981 Patrick O’Brien 1,288 1982 Joe Costner 1,250 1971 Joey Wood 1,192 1999 John Berry Cox 1,192 1994 Derek Hunt 1,129 2008 Lucas Wall 1,018 2007

Passing Percentage (52% minimum) Brandon Derrick 58.5% 1996 John Berry Cox 57% 1992 Mike Human 57% 1987 Nick Derry 56.7% 2002 Melvin Burston 56.2% 2011 Derek Hunt 55.4% 2008 54.7% 2010 Dustin Williams Evan Pittenger 53.7% 2012 Justin Price 52.1% 2006 Touchdown Passes (10 Minimum) Joe Costner 27 1972 Justin Price 19 2005 Tim Conner 14 2009 Justin Price 13 2006 Joe Costner 13 1971 12 2010 Dustin Williams Pat Moyer 11 1985 Pat Moyer 11 1984 11 2002 Nick Derry Brandon Derrick 10 1997 Fewest Interceptions (Minimum 100 pass attempts) John Berry Cox 3 Justin Price 4 Bart Gloyd 4 Derek Hunt 6 Brandon Derrick 7 7 Walker Hodges Kelly Edge 7

1992 2005 2001 2008 1997 1973 2000

Most Interceptions Thrown Pat Moyer 23 1985 23 1984 Pat Moyer Joe Costner 20 1972 Patrick O’Brien 18 1982 Nick Derry 15 2002 Dustin Williams 14 2010 Patrick O’Brien 14 1981 13 1991 Kelly Moore Justin Price 13 2006 Tim Conner 13 2009 Most Pass Receptions 71 Zach Mendence Wesley Idlette 62 Chris Johannsen 61 Chris Johannsen 60 Justin Jackson 59 Mike Butler 57 Randall Minor 56 Wesley Idlette 51 Nathan Davenport 50 Wesley Idlette 47 Wesley Idlette 46 Mike Avellino 44 Ryan Roach 44 Ted Taylor 38 Zach Mendence 37

2002 2009 1985 1986 2005 1972 1971 2011 1996 2008 2010 1980 2010 1984 1999

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Maryville College Football All-Time Single Season Records Most Receiving Yards (600 yards minimum) Mike Butler 1,004 Wesley Idlette 994 Zach Mendence 947 Justin Jackson 912 Wesley Idlette 778 Nathan Davenport 695 Chris Johannsen 693 Chris Johannsen 687 Gene Wheatley 612 Zach Mendence 607 Most Yards per Catch (25 reception minimum) Ken Dickens 23.0 Gene Wheatley 20.8 Gene Wheatley 20.4 Zach Mendence 18.9 Mike Butler 17.5 Gary Patterson 17.4 17.2 William Delaney Corey Chesire 17.0 William Delaney 16.9 Wesley Idlette 16.6 Zach Mendence 16.4 16.0 Chris Johannsen Ken Dickens 16.0 Wesley Idlette 16.0

1972 2009 2002 2005 2008 1996 1985 1986 1981 1999 1976 1982 1981 2000 1972 2003 1985 1989 1984 2008 1999 1986 1977 2009

Most Receiving Touchdowns Mike Butler 15 1972 Justin Jackson 12 2005 Chris Johannsen 8 1986 Wesley Idlette 7 2009 Wesley Idlette 7 2010 Wesley Idlette 7 2011 Nathan Davenport 6 1996 Dan Coley 6 1977 Randall Minor 6 1971 Kicking, PAT Made (20 made minimum) Brad Daniell Brad Daniell Tim Kelly Henry Marambio Doug Loomis Wade Obermeyer Brad Daniell Andrew Noboa Andrew Noboa Cary Starnes Brad Pesterfield

28 28 28 27 22 22 21 21 21 20 20

Kicking, Field Goals Made (7 Made minimum) 12 Andrew Noboa Brad Daniell 11 Wade Obermeyer 11 Brad Daniell 10 Andrew Noboa 10 Doug Loomis 9 Brad Daniell 9 32

2006 2008 1977 1986 2000 1999 2007 2009 2011 1979 2004

2010 2007 1999 2006 2011 2000 2008

Andrew Noboa John McLeod John McLeod Bruce lane

9 7 7 7

2009 1985 1984 1980

Kicking, Longest Field Goal John McLeod 48 1985 Henry Marambio 47 1986 Jim Cannon 47 1970 Jonathan Sykes 46 2012 Brad Daniell 45 2007 Cary Starnes 45 (4) 1979 Tim Kelley 45 1977 Brad Daniell 45 2008 Brad Daniell 43 2007 Wade Obermeyer 42 1998 Brad Daniell 42 2007 Cary Starnes 42 (2) 1979 Andrew Noboa 41 2009 Brad Pesterfield 40 2002 40 (2) 2006 Brad Daniell Brad Pesterfield 40 2004 Punting, Most Punts R. J Sandmeyer Russ Thomas Jason Harbison Doug Loomis Robert Calloway Matt Ringley T.J. Emory Barry Whitehead Donnie Moore Andy Ottolini

69 69 68 66 66 65 63 63 63 62

2010 1986 1987 2001 1971 2004 1998 1982 1974 2004

Punting, Yearly Average T.J. Emory 42.2 Donnie Moore 42.0 Barry Whitehead 41.0 Doug Loomis 40.9 Doug Loomis 40.3

1998 1974 1982 2001 2000

Defense, Total Tackles Dave Clinton 140 Billy Godfrey 135 Dylan Wolfenbarger 135 Jason Lay 132 Jason Lay 125 Dave Clinton 123 Kyle Chewning 123 Tom Touzeau 114 Kyle Chewning 113 Chris Howerton 113 Justin Talbott 111 David Hunnicutt 108 Kyle Chewning 102

1971 1993 2012 1995 1996 1973 2009 1991 2007 2004 2000 1989 2008

Defense, Interceptions Mike Walsh 10 Ryan Shelton 7 Danny Thomas 7 John McLeod 7 John McLeod 7

1986 1986 1977 1984 1985

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Jeff Whitt Nick White Lorenzo Howard

7 7 7

Defense, Total Sacks Chris McCarty 10 Colby Townsend 8 Colby Townsend 8 Andrew Hodge 8 Wes Milstead 8 Alex Albert 7.5 Zac Beasley 7 Colby Townsend 7 Wes Milstead 7 Spencer Clancy 7

1986 1993 1995

2000 2005 2004 2004 1991 1982 2001 2006 1989 2008

Defense, Fumble Recoveries Hank Snyder 4 1987 3 1998 Josh Sandiford Josh Sandiford 3 1999 Clay Taylor 3 1998 Peter Oakes 3 1993 Billy Godfrey 3 1991 3 1982 Tony Mitchell Steve Howard 3 1973 Paul Risko 3 1971 Paul Risko 3 1973 J.R. Geld 3 2005 Julian Keen 3 2011 Defense, Passes Broken-Up Nick White 16 Jacob Berwind 15 13 Jeff Briggs Phil Garrett 11 Kyle Harris 10 Phillip O’Dell 10 Dustin Locke 10 Dustin Locke 9 Kyle Harris 8 Smith Jean Phillippe 8 Brian Hudspeth 8 Ryan Shelton 8 Cody Bowers 7 Phil Garrett 7 Kane Crowell 7 Kendyhl Rodgers 7

1995 2012 1982 2009 2004 1999 2008 2007 2004 1999 1990 1986 2003 2010 2010 2011

Maryville College Football All-Time Career Records Carries (275 minimum) Rommel Hightower Hubert Payne Armond Akiboh Jeff Seagle Travis Felder Kelly Moore Robert Cox Thomas Stephens Chad Tipton John Berry Cox Joey Wood

683 391 323 318 305 304 300 296 292 279 276

2006-2009 2004-2006 1993-1996 1982-1986 2010-Present 1988-1991 1987-1990 1989-1992 1997-1999 1991-1994 1996-1999

Rushing Yards (1,000 minimum) Rommel Hightower 3,243 2006-2009 Alvin Nance 2,502 1976-1979 Thomas Stephens 1,581 1989-1992 Ken Adair 1,536 1978-1979 1,534 1982-1986 Jeff Seagle Hubert Payne 1,497 2004-2006 Armond Akiboh 1,493 1993-1996 Travis Felder 1,475 2010-Present 1,355 1997-1999 Chad Tipton Ron Silver 1,331 1990-1993 Charsie Robertson 1,290 1991-1994 Nick Moore 1,255 2006-2009 Rushing Touchdowns (14 minimum) 30 2006-2009 Rommel Hightower John Berry Cox 18 1991-1994 Joey Wood 17 1996-1999 Justin Price 16 2005-2006 Kelly Moore 14 1988-1991 Ron Silver 14 1990-1993 Chad Tipton 14 1997-1999 Passing Attempts (300 minimum) 1,208 1982-1985 Pat Moyer Joe Costner 592 1971-1973 Justin Price 527 2005-2006 Joey Wood 508 1996-1999 Brandon Derrick 476 1994-1997

Idlette

John Berry Cox 459 Tim Conner 455 Patrick O’Brien 392 Kelly Moore 343 Russ Thomas 309 Dustin Williams 300 Passing Completions Pat Moyer 524 Joe Costner 288 Justin Price 274 Joey Wood 240 John Berry Cox 235 Tim Conner 232 Brandon Derrick 204 Patrick O’Brien 168 Dustin Williams 164 Kelly Moore 141 Lucas Wall 115 112 Russ Thomas

1991-1994 2008-2011 1981-1982 1988-1991 1985-1988 2010 1982-1985 1971-1973 2005-2006 1996-1999 1991-1994 2008-2011 1994-1997 1981-1982 2010 1988-1991 2007 1985-1988

Passing Yards (2,000 minimum) 5,943 1982-1985 Pat Moyer Justin Price 3,576 2005-2006 Joe Costner 3,532 1971-1973 3,228 2008-2011 Tim Conner Brandon Derrick 3,165 1994-1997 John Berry Cox 3,146 1991-1994 Joey Wood 2,788 1996-1999 Patrick O’Brien 2,578 1981-1982 Charlie Hixon 2,328 1976-1978 Kelly Moore 2,043 1988-1991 Passing Touchdowns (15 minimum) 42 1971-1973 Joe Costner Justin Price 32 2005-2006 Pat Moyer 24 1982-1985 22 2008-2011 Tim Conner Brandon Derrick 21 1994-1997 Charlie Hixon 19 1976-1978 Patrick O’Brien 16 1981-1982

Chewning

Receiving, Most Receptions Wesley Idlette 206 2008-2011 Chris Johannsen 156 1984-1986 Zach Mendence 131 1998-2002 Ryan Roach 101 2008-2011 Mike Butler 84 1972-1973 Robert McCants 81 1998-2001 Justin Jackson 71 2004-2005 Receiving, Most Reception Yards Wesley Idlette 2,820 2008-2011 Zach Mendence 1,976 1998-2002 Chris Johannsen 1,943 1984-1986 Ryan Roach 1,225 2008-2011 Robert McCants 1,180 1998-2001 William Delaney 1,159 1985-1986 Justin Jackson 1,110 2004-2005 Receiving, Most Touchdown receptions Wesley Idlette 25 2008-2011 Mike Butler 20 1972-1973 Justin Jackson 13 2004-2005 Zach Mendence 12 1998-2002 William Delaney 10 1985-1986 Gene Wheatley 9 1981-1982 Gary Patterson 8 2000-2003 Defense, Career Interceptions Bud Christy 14 2007-2011 13 1993-1996 Nick White John McLeod 10 1984-1985 Michael Walsh 10 1986 Ryan Shelton 9 1986-1988 Danny Thomas 9 1976-1977 Defense, Career Tackles Kyle Chewning 348 Chris Howerton 322

2006-2009 2003-2006

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Maryville College Football All-time Record Against Opponents OPPONENT FIRST LAST Alabama 1905 1907 American University 1905 1906 Appalachian State 1932 1942 Asheville 1903 1912 Auburn 1906 1907 Austin College 1968 1970 Austin Peay 1949 1950 Averett University 2004 2012 Baker-Himel 1902 1902 Baptist Christian 1978 1978 Baptist Univ. of America 1981 1984 Berea College 1909 1909 Berry College 2013 2013 Bethany (WV) College 1998 1999 Bethel College 1997 2002 Bingham School 1903 1910 Blackburn (IL) College 2000 2001 Bluefield State 1927 1977 Bridgewater (VA) College 1960 2003 Campbellsville College 1989 1989 Capital 1971 1971 Carson-Newman 1903 1980 Case Western Reserve 2002 2004 Catawba College 1946** 1946 Catholic University 1983 1984 Central Florida 1979 1979 Centre College 1906 2010 UT-Chattanooga 1908 1942 Christopher Newport 2005 2012 Clemson 1907 1907 Clinch Valley 1991 1996 Concord State 1925 1966## Cumberland College 1985 2001 Cumberland University 1904 1993 Davidson 1994 1997 Dayton 1982 1982 DePauw 1981 1981 Earlham 1965*** 1965 East Tennessee St 1922 1957 11th Calvary 1912 1912 Emory & Henry College 1915 2012 University of Evansville 1978 1978 Ferrum 2005 2012 University of Florida 1913 1913 Franklin (IN) 1968 1975 Fredrick 1961 1961 Frostburg State College 2003 2004 Furman 1914 1914 Gardner-Webb 1971 1971 Georgia Military 1958 1958 Georgia Tech 1906 1906 Georgetown (KY) 1919 1975 Greensboro 2005 2012 Guilford College 1963 1980 Hampden-Sydney 1967 2003 Hanover (IN) College 1962 1963 Harding 1966 1967 Harriman High School 1907 1907 Hiwassee 1932 1954 Howard/Samford U 1930 1987 Huntingdon 2004 2012 Jacksonville State 1949 1958 Kentucky 1907 1938 Kentucky State 1910 1920 Kentucky Wesleyan 1910 1977 King College 1911 1941 Knoxville Central High 1912 1915 34

M a r y v i l l e C o l l e g e F o o t b a l l | 2 0 13

W-L-T 0-3-0 5-0-0 1-1-0 2-0-0 0-1-1 0-3-0 0-2-0 4-5-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 4-0-0 1-0-0 0-0-0 0-2-0 5-1-0 4-1-0 2-0-0 2-0-0 11-8-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 22*-26-2 1-2-0 0-1-0 0-2-0 0-1-0 29-31-1 3-10-1 1-7-0 0-1-0 2-4-0 5-2-1 3-5-0 10-9-1 2-2-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 0-1-0 8-15-0 0-1-0 23-39-2 0-1-0 4-4-0 0-1-0 2-4-0 1-0-0 0-2-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 0-1-0 0-0-1 11-15-1 6-2-0 4-2-0 6-17-0 2-0-0 0-2-0 2-0-0 13-4-0 3-6-1 2-6-0 1-8-1 0-13-1 0-5-0 2-2-1 12-8-2 4-0-0

Knoxville College 1975 1982 0-3-0 Knoxville Y.M.C.A 1894 1913 3-2-0 LaGrange 2006 2012 4-3-0 Lambuth College 1989 1991 1-2-0 Lane College 1976 1979 1-1-0 Lenoir-Rhyne 1927 1959 7-4-2 Lincoln Memorial University 1923 1931 5-0-0 Livingston (AL) 1964 1967 1-3-0 Livingston (NC) 1974 1974 0-1-0 Mars Hill 1912 1967 11-0-1 Maryville Polytechnic 1912 1912 0-1-0 Mercer University 1922 1922 0-1-0 Mercyhurst College 1922 1922 0-1-0 Methodist 1989 2012 11-5-0 Middle Tenn State 1920 1949 6-6-0 Milligan 1921 1942 10-3-2 13-17-1 Millsaps 1960*** 2003 Mississippi 1906 1906 0-1-0 Mississippi State 1916 1917 0-1-1 Mooney School 1909 1911 2-1-0 Morehead State (KY) 1942 1960 0-5-0 Newberry 1939 1954 0-4-0 Newport News Apprentice 2004 2004 1-0-0 North Carolina State 1909 1909 0-1-0 N.C. Wesleyan 2005 2012 4-4-0 N GA State (Dahlonega) 1906 1906 1-0-0 North Greeneville 1995 1996 0-2-0 Oglethorpe University 1919 1928 1-0-1 Polk County High School 1917 1917 1-0-0 Randolph-Macon 1968 1988 3-14-0 Roanoke College 1920 1924 2-0-1 Sewanee 1906 2012 11-19-0 Shenandoah 2005 2011 5-2-0 Southerwestern/Rhodes 1908 2004 18-19-2 Stetson University 1913 1926 0-2-0 Stillman College 1999 2000 1-1-0 St Leo 1976 1978 2-0-0 Sue Bennett 1994 1995 2-0-0 University of Tennessee 1892 1936 5-26-3 Tn School for the Deaf 1902 1909 3-1-0 Tennessee B-Team 1902 1982 2-0-0 Tennessee Military 1895 1918 2-1-0 Tennessee Tech 1940 2011 0-4-0 Tennessee Wesleyan 1905 1993 18-11-1 Thomas More 1997 2004 1-5-0 Transylvania 1911 1941 2-2-0 Tusculum 1914 1998 18-8-2 Union College (KY) 1924 1986 5-2-0 Vanderbilt 1905 1929 0-6-0 Wake Forest 1909 1909 0-1-0 Washington College 1912 1915 2-0-0 Washington & Lee 1977 1990 8-6-0 Weaver College 1923 1925 2-0-0 West Georgia 1981 1982 0-2-0 Westminister (MO) 2002 2003 1-1-0 Western Carolina 1933 1949 5-0-0 Wilmington (OH) College 1997 1998 1-1-0 Wingate (NC) University 1987 1987 0-1-0 1995 1996 0-2-0 Wittenburg Xavier 1922 1934 1-2-0

MC Overall record 120 Seasons 434-476-33 (.477)

R e c o r d s , C oac h e s & C a pt ain s YR

W L T COACH

CAPTAIN(S)

1892 0 1 0 Kin Takahashi 1893 0 1 0 Kin Takahashi 1894 1 0 1 Kin Takahashi 1895 3 0 2 Kin Takahashi 1896 1 0 0 Kin Takahashi 1897 1 0 0 Kin Takahashi 1898 NO TEAM 1899 NO TEAM 1900 0 2 0 Prof. Gilman 1901 NO TEAM 1902 3 1 0 S.A.Lynch 1903 6 1 0 S.A. Lynch 1904 1 3 0 William Scott 1905 4 5 0 William Chadwick 1906 5 3 2 Reed S. Dickson 1907 3 4 0 Reed S. Dickson 1908 2 5 1 Horace Fox 1909 2 5 0 A.E. Mitchell 1910 1 4 1 A.E. Mitchell 1911 3 4 1 A.E. Mitchell 1912 5 8 0 Lester E. Bond 1913 3 8 0 George Williams 1914 6 4 0 Z.J. Stanley 1915 6 0 1 Art Kiefer 1916 3 2 2 Art Kiefer 1917 4 3 0 Edgar Brown 1918 1 2 0 Bob Clemens 1919 3 3 0 H.W. Feeman 1920 2 5 0 H.W. Feeman 1921 7 1 1 Lombe Honaker 1922 4 4 0 Lombe Honaker 1923 7 3 1 Lombe Honaker 1924 5 2 1 Lombe Honaker 1925 7 2 0 Lombe Honaker 1926 7 3 0 Lombe Honaker 1927 6 2 1 Lombe Honaker 1928 6 2 1 Lombe Honaker 1929 5 3 1 Lombe Honaker 1930 5 4 0 Lombe Honaker 1931 5 2 2 Lombe Honaker 1932 4 5 0 Lombe Honaker 1933 4 5 1 Lombe Honaker 1934 4 6 0 Lombe Honaker 1935 4 5 1 Lombe Honaker 1936 5 5 0 Lombe Honaker 1937 5 2 1 Lombe Honaker 1938 4 5 1 Lombe Honaker 1939 4 5 0 Lombe Honaker 1940 5 5 0 Lombe Honaker 1941 8 1 0 Lombe Honaker 1942 2 6 0 Lombe Honaker 1943-1945 NO TEAM—WW II 1946 9 1 0 Lombe Honaker 1947 7 1 1 Lombe Honaker 1948 4 4 0 Lombe Honaker 1949 4 5 0 Lombe Honaker 1950 0 9 0 Lombe Honaker 1951 0 8 0 Lombe Honaker 1952 4 4 1 Lombe Honaker 1953 4 3 2 Lombe Honaker 1954 4 3 2 Lombe Honaker 1955 3 5 0 Lombe Honaker 1956 3 6 0 Lombe Honaker 1957 3 5 1 Lombe Honaker 1958 0 9 0 Lombe Honaker 1959 1 7 0 Boydson Baird 1960 3 5 1 Boydson Baird 1961 6 2 0 Boydson Baird 1962 4 4 0 Boydson Baird 1963 8 1 0 Boydson Baird 1964 7 1 0 Monk Tomlinson 1965 0 9 1 Monk Tomlinson 1966 1 9 0 Monk Tomlinson 1967 1 7 1 Monk Tomlinson 1968 6 3 0 Monk Tomlinson 1969 4 5 0 Monk Tomlinson 1970 3 6 0 Monk Tomlinson 1971 5 4 0 Lauren Kardatzke 1972 7 2 0 Lauren Kardatzke 1973 5 4 0 Boydson Baird

John Q. Durfey Mose H. Gamble Leonard Goddard Kin Takahashi Tom Nuchols John W. Ritchie John E. Tracy Thomas G. Brown John E. Kelly N.L. Taylor Roy H. Beeler Lloyd Foster Charles F. Hunt A.C. Samsel A.C. Samsel H. Noble-Wright S. Earl Crawford Lon Badgett Tom Goddard Tom Goddard Henry Calloway J.E. English R.B. Clemens R.B. Clemens, David Briggs E.K. James Hobart Ford Hobart Ford Howard Sullinger Bob Thrower Ed Hamilton Joe Gamble Pledger Cartwright John Stone John A. Davis Lowell McDonald Carl Storey Lea Calloway Martin Gillespie Ray Russell NO CAPTAINS O’Neal Gray Lynn Crawford James Renfro Al Burris James Etheredge J.D. Hughes Ed Hooker Jack Kramer/Les Rock Marvin Mitchell Ron Easter Alan Rock Howard Davis Don Walker Charlie Allen Homer Garren Kenneth Shepard Clarence Shepard Ted Godfrey Buddy White Bob Beam Earl Smith, John Hawkins Rufus Bowers, Bill Woodby Bryson Struse, Bill Owenby Bill Owenby, Pete Stafford Pete Stafford, Charlie Thomas Charlie Thomas, Wilbur Ramsey Bill Napier, Clint Abbott Mike Dalton, Jim Pryor Don Story, Sonny Webb John Fogerty John McLaughlin John Klein, W.N. Osborne Mike Parks, Tom Ickes SENIORS SENIORS SENIORS

YR W L T COACH

CAPTAIN(S)

1974 2 6 1 Jim Jordan NO CAPTAIN 1975 0 9 0 Jim Jordan Tom Hyne, Don Surrency, Lee Taylor 1976 7 2 0 Jim Jordan Ken Hanna, Tim Kelly 1977 6 2 0 Jim Jordan Steve Savage, Ken Dickens, Keith Goodwin 1978 8 1 0 Steve Fickert Alvin Nance, Dave, Shankle, Danny Thomas 1979 7 2 0 Steve Fickert Tony Ierulli, Barry Mathis, Alvin Nance 1980 5 5 0 Dan Zaneski Dave Evans, Wayne Thompson, Larry Wright 1981 5 4 1 Art Ogden Dave Evans, Keith Martin 1982 2 8 0 Art Ogden Alex Albert, Ed Belfi, Gene Wheatley 1983 2 6 0 Bobby Salor Paul Anagnostics, Shannon O’Brien, Matt Otto 1984 2 7 0 Bobby Salor Paul Anagnostics, Shannon O’Brien 1985 3 7 0 Bobby Salor Bob Aucker, Chris Johannsen, John McLeod,

Pat Moyer 1986 3 7 0 Larry Stephens Jeff Collins, Jeff Seagle 1987 1 9 0 Larry Stephens Steve Diggs, Tim Gilmer 1988 2 7 0 Phil Wilks Jeff Reichert, Hank Snyder 1989 4 6 0 Phil Wilks Dwight Henderlight, Mark Humphries,

Jess Massengill 1990 5 5 0 Phil Wilks Robert Cox, Brian Hemminger, David Hunnicut 1991 7 3 0 Phil Wilks Kelly Moore, Tom Touzeau, Alex Oakes,

Wes Milstead 1992 5 5 0 Phil Wilks Matt Heil, Scoval Blevins, Keith Lane,

Joe Robinette 1993 6 4 0 Phil Wilks Billy Godfrey, Peter Oakes 1994 5 5 0 Phil Wilks John Berry Cox, Thomas Smith, John Chambers 1995 5 5 0 Phil Wilks Eddie Batges, Jason Lay, Jeremy Landis,

Nick White 1996 3 7 0 Phil Wilks Jimmy Carpenter, Armond Akiboh, Harold Lynn 1997 3 7 0 Phil Wilks Daniel Bechman, Kenny Cobble 1998 4 6 0 Phil Wilks Lee Simmons, Jeremy Pugh 1999 7 3 0 Phil Wilks Kevin Hedrick, Brian Nix, Chad Tipton,

Joey Wood 3 7 0 Phil Wilks Brian Gossett, Kevin Wingo, Brandon Evans 2000 2001 2 8 0 Phil Wilks Luke Presley, Zac Beasley, Brandon Barker 2002 0 10 0 Phil Wilks Zach Mendence, Bryan White 2003 2 8 0 Tony Ierulli DeJuan Hathaway, Clayton Hightower,

Mike Werner Kyle Harris, Wade Knapper, Nick Taylor 2004 5 5 0 Tony Ierulli 2005 3 7 0 Tony Ierulli Daniel Childs, Hubert Payne, Charlie Myers 2006 5 5 0 Tony Ierulli Justin Price, Chris Howerton, Gary Murray 2007 7 3 0 Tony Ierulli Andrew Crawford, Garrett Meyer, Scott Stevens 2008 5 5 0 Tony Ierulli Dustin Locke, Bobby Browning, Spencer

Clancy, Russ Harris 2009 4 6 0 Tony Ierulli Kyle Chewning, Adam Bean 2010 4 6 0 Tony Ierulli Darrell Tate, Tim Conner, Bud Christy, Phil Garrett 2011 4 6 0 Tony Ierulli Alex Anderson, Brad Eich, Wesley Idlette 2012 6 4 0 Mike Rader Kane Crowell, Paul Costanzo, Travis Felder, Jamie Owen 2013 Mike Rader Jamie Owen, Zach Capehart, Travis Felder,

Evan Pittenger, Dylan Wolfenbarger

Coach Kin Takahashi Prof. Gilman S.A. Lynch William Scott William Chadwick Reed Dickson Horace Fox A.E. Mitchell Lester Boyd George Williams Z.J. Stanley Art Kiefer Edgar Brown Bob Clemens H.W. Freeman Lombe Honaker Boydson Baird Monk Tomlinson Lauren Kardatzke Jim Jordan Steve Fickert Dan Zaneski Art Ogden Bobby Salor Larry Stephens Phil Wilks Tony Ierulli Mike Rader

Year 1892 – 1897 1900 1902 – 1903 1904 1905 1906 – 1907 1908 1909 – 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 – 1916 1917 1918 1919 – 1920 1921 – 1958 1959 – 1963, 1973 1964 – 1970 1971 – 1972 1974 – 1977 1978 – 1979 1980 1981 – 1982 1983 – 1985 1986 – 1987 1988 – 2002 2003 – 2011 2012-Present

W L T 6 2 3 0 2 0 9 2 0 1 3 0 4 5 0 8 7 2 2 5 1 6 13 2 5 8 0 3 8 0 6 4 0 9 2 3 4 3 0 1 2 0 5 8 0 159 141 18 27 23 1 22 40 2 12 6 0 15 19 1 15 3 0 5 5 0 7 12 1 7 20 0 4 16 0 61 88 0 39 51 0 6 4 0

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1 2 0 y e a r s o f Maryvil l e C ol l e g e foo t bal l 1892 (0-1-0) 0 Tennessee

25

1893 (0-1-0) 0 Tennessee

32

1894 (1-0-1) 0 Tennessee 20 Knoxville Y.M.C.A.

0 0

1895 (2-0-2) 6 Tennessee 6 20 Tennessee Military College 0 0 Tennessee Military College 0 12 Knoxville Y.M.C.A. 0 1896 (2-0-0) 14 Tennessee 36 Tennessee

0 0

1897 (1-0-0) 56 Tennessee

0

1898-1899 No Games 1900 (0-2-0) 0 Tennessee 0 Tennessee 1901 (0-0-1) 5 Knoxville High School

18 23 5

1902 (3-1-0) 15 Baker-Himel School 0 5 Tennessee 0 16 Tenn. School for the Deaf 12 0 Tennessee 34 1903 (6-1-0) 0 Tennessee 17 17 Bingham School 0 24 Asheville School 5 68 Sweetwater Military 0 72 Carson-Newman 0 6 Tennessee 0 12 Tenn. School for the Deaf 10 1904 (1-3-0) 0 Tennessee 17 0 Cumberland University 45 0 Tenn. School for the Deaf 5 33 Knoxville Y.M.C.A. 0 1905 (4-5-0) 5 American University 0 Vanderbilt 0 Alabama 0 Cumberland (Ky.) 58 American University 4 Grant University (TWC) 0 Grant University (TWC) 6 Bingham School 45 Carson-Newman

0 97 17 38 0 11 10 0 0

1906 (5-3-2) 28 American University 0 6 Georgia Tech 6 6 Mississippi 16 0 Alabama 6 0 AL Polytech (Aubum) 0 11 Tennessee 0 6 Central Kentucky (Centre) 4 5 Dahlonega (N. Georgia St.) 0 0 Sewanee 28 17 Bingham School 10 36

1907 (3-4-0) 32 Harriman 0 Alabama 0 Auburn 0 Clemson 15 Harriman 2 Kentucky 12 Bingham School

0 17 29 34 0 5 6

1908 (2-5-1) 0 Knoxville High 0 0 So. Presbyterian (Rhodes) 4 0 Vanderbilt 32 5 Tennessee 39 0 Kentucky 18 6 University of Chattanooga 21 42 Grant University (TWC) 0 17 University of Chattanooga 0 1909 (2-5-0) 0 Mooney 6 0 N.C. A&M (N.C. St.) 38 0 Wake Forest 3 0 Central Kentucky (Centre) 40 23 Tenn. School for the Deaf 0 24 Berea 0 6 University of Chattanooga 20 1910 (1-4-1) 5 Kentucky St. (Kentucky) 12 6 Kentucky Wesleyan 6 5 Mooney School 0 0 Tennessee 13 0 Bingham School 39 11 University of Chattanooga 27 1911 (3-4-1) 0 Kentucky St (Kentucky) 13 0 Transylvania (Ky.) 5 0 Vanderbilt 46 10 Mooney School 0 5 Tennessee 22 17 SW Presbyterian (Rhodes) 0 35 King 0 0 King 0 1912 (5-8-0) 12 Central High 0 0 Kentucky St. (Kentucky) 34 3 Vanderbilt 100 0 Cumberland University 13 0 Tennessee 38 7 Mars Hill 0 32 Washington 0 6 University of Chattanooga 34 0 11th Cavalry 34 34 Athens (TWC) 12 24 Asheville 13 12 Maryville Polytech 17 6 Y.M.C.A. 18 1913 (3-8-0) 26 Central High 0 0 Vanderbilt 59 0 Tennessee 75 0 Florida 39 2 Stetson 13 66 Athens (TWC) 0 7 King 13 23 Cumberland University 7 7 University of Chattanooga 14 3 Carson-Newman 17 0 Y.M.C.A. 18

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1914 (6-4-0) 77 Central High 7 0 Kentucky 80 0 Transylvania (ky.)

66 7 University of Chattanooga 35 97 Athens (TWC) 0 13 King 0 67 Mars Hill 0 7 Tusculum 6 0 Carson-Newman 3 26 Furman University 19 1915 (6-0-1) 49 Central High 41 Washington 13 University of Chattanooga 25 King 20 Emory & Henry 0 Tusculum 99 Carson-Newman 1916 (3-2-2) 6 Tennessee 7 Sewanee 0 Centre 34 King 20 Tusculum 27 Emory & Henry 7 Mississipi A&M (State)

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

32 68 0 0 0 0 7

1917 (4-3-0) 52 Polk County High 0 13 Tusculum 0 0 Kentucky St. (Kentucky) 19 0 Mississippi A&M (State) 21 0 Centre 33 26 Emory & Henry 0 32 Tusculum 6 1918 (1-2-0) 0 TN Military Institute 7 Tennessee 12 Carson-Newman

14 19 0

1919 (3-2-1) 2 Tennessee 32 Cumberland University 14 Oglethorpe 7 Georgetown 49 Emory & Henry 0 Tusculum

32 3 7 13 12 0

1920 (2-5-0) 0 Tennessee 0 Kentucky St. (Kentucky) 14 Roanoke 14 M.T.S. Normal (MTSU) 7 Georgetown 28 Tusculum 7 Emory & Henry

47 31 0 40 27 6 10

1921 (7-1-1) 27 Knoxville High 0 Tennessee 7 Cumberland C. 54 Milligan 16 Roanoke 47 Cumberland U 5 Carson-Newman 34 Emory & Henry 34 Chattanooga

0 7 7 0 0 7 0 7 0

1922 (4-4-0) 59 ETSU 0 Tennessee 19 Milligan 20 Transylvania (Ky.) 0 Xavier 0 Mercer 35 Emory & Henry 0 King

0 21 6 0 25 12 6 31

1923 (7-3-1) 73 Mars Hill 61 Weaver 14 Tennessee 14 Milligan 0 Kentucky 74 Lincoln Memorial 28 Georgetown 0 King 0 Sewanee 73 ETSU 9 Cumberland University

0 0 14 3 28 0 6 17 20 0 3

1924 (5-2-1) 103 Union (Ky.) 35 Lincoln Memorial 10 Tennessee 30 Milligan 26 Xavier University 28 MTSU 7 Carson-Newman 3 Roanoke

0 0 28 7 6 0 10 3

1925 (7-2) 6 Kentucky 54 Mars Hill 0 Tennessee 83 Weaver 10 King 21 Georgetown 28 Cumberland U 14 LMU 17 Concordia State

13 0 13 0 0 0 13 7 7

1926 (7-3) 14 Tennessee Wesleyan 0 Kentucky 27 Tusculum 0 Tennessee 56 LMU 42 King 34 Georgetown 14 Cumberland U 10 Carson-Newman 12 Stetson

0 25 0 6 0 0 7 13 6 14

1927 (5-3-1) 6 Kentucky 0 Tennessee Wesleyan 0 Tennessee 19 Tusculum 73 Bluefield 33 King 45 Lenior-Rhyne 18 Cumberland U 0 Carson-Newman

6 13 7 0 0 0 6 0 26

1928 (6-2-1) 6 Tennessee Wesleyan 0 Tennessee 28 King 18 Tusculum 6 Oglethorpe 7 Lenoir-Rhyne 13 Cumberland University 18 Carson-Newman 14 Georgetown (Ky.)

13 41 0 0 6 0 0 12 6

1 2 0 y e a r s o f Maryvil l e C ol l e g e foo t bal l 1929 (5-3-1) 27 Tennessee Wesleyan 0 Kentucky 15 King 7 MTSU 0 Vanderbilt University 0 Milligan 20 Lenoir-Rhyne 12 Carson-Newman

0 40 6 0 33 0 7 0

1930 (5-4) 46 Mars Hill 0 Tennessee 19 Tennessee Wesleyan 0 Kentucky 6 Emory & Henry 6 Howard 14 Carson-Newman 39 Milligan 13 Lenoir-Rhyne

0 54 7 57 7 14 0 0 7

1931 (5-2-2) 25 Lincoln Memorial 0 Tennessee 0 Kentucky 51 Union 26 Tennessee Wesleyan 6 Howard 0 Milligan 14 Lenoir-Rhyne 7 Carson-Newman

0 33 19 0 7 6 0 6 0

1932 (4-5-0) 7 Hiwassee 12 MTSU 25 Tennessee Wesleyan 0 Tusculum 0 King 0 Tennessee 34 Milligan 14 Lenoir-Rhyne 12 Appalachian State

14 0 0 7 20 60 0 25 0

1933 (4-5-1) 2 Kentucky 0 Tennessee Wesleyan 26 Tusculum 12 King 0 MTSU 0 Lenoir-Rhyne 13 ETSU 12 Cullowhee (W. Carolina) 33 Milligan 6 Carson-Newman

46 0 0 0 25 7 32 0 0 27

1934 (4-6-0) 0 Kentucky 12 Tennessee Wesleyan 6 Tusculum 7 Lenoir-Rhyne 6 King 6 ETSU 6 Xavier University 7 Cumberland University 13 MTSU 7 Carson-Newman

26 14 8 6 0 19 40 29 7 6

1935 (4-5-1) 0 Kentucky 60 27 Hiwassee 6 24 Tusculum 0 2 Lenoir-Rhyne 0 7 King 7 0 Cumberland University 21 0 Tennessee Wesleyan 13 6 ETSU 0

7 MTSU 0 Carson-Newman

20 6

1936 (5-5-0) 3 Kentucky 27 Hiwassee 14 Tusculum 19 Cullowee (W. Carolina) 7 Milligan 0 ETSU 0 Tennessee 16 King 0 Carson-Newman

12 MTSU 7 Appalachian State 6 Morehead State

54 0 0 0 6 2 34 14 26

1943-1945 No Team - World War II

1937 (5-2-1) 0 University of Chattanooga 19 25 Tusculum 0 12 Hiwassee 0 20 Milligan 7 0 Lenoir-Rhyne Colege 0 20 Cumberland University 6 20 King 0 10 ETSU 13 1938 (4-5-1) 7 Kentucky 28 Tusculum 15 Milligan 28 Tennessee Wesleyan 6 Union (Ky.) 12 Lenoir-Rhyne 6 King 13 ETSU 0 Cumberland University 7 Carson-Newman

46 0 0 7 13 12 13 20 13 0

1939 (4-5-0) 7 Union (Ky.) 26 Tusculum 2 Milligan 14 Tennessee Wesleyan 19 Carson-Newman 0 King 7 ETSU 10 Cumberland University 13 Newberry (S.C.)

0 0 7 26 6 13 20 0 40

1940 (5-5-0) 14 Hiwassee 7 19 Cumberland University 18 6 Milligan 20 7 King 0 0 University of Chattanooga 28 0 ETSU 6 12 Emory & Henry 0 0 Tennessee Tech 35 25 Tusculum 18 15 Carson-Newman 27 1941 (8-1-0) 32 Hiwassee 47 Union (Ky.) 16 Transylvania (Ky.) 7 King 20 Emory & Henry 7 Carson-Newman 13 ETSU 14 Tusculum 33 Western Carolina

6 0 6 28 14 0 0 6 2

1942 (2-6-0) 33 Hiwassee 0 7 Newberry 25 7 University of Chattanooga 51 0 Milligan 19 32 Hiwassee 13

19 20 18

1946 (9-1-0) 33 Hiwassee 14 Tennessee Wesleyan 19 Centre 25 ETSU 19 Emory & Henry 20 MTSU 7 Sewanee 33 Carson-Newman 41 Tusculum Tangerine Bowl 7 Catawba (N.C.)

35

1947 (7-1-1) 33 Hiwassee 7 Tennessee Tech 27 Centre 31 ETSU 34 Sewanee 13 MTSU 7 Carson-Newman 20 Tusculum

0 13 0 7 0 6 7 0

1948 (4-4-0) 32 Hiwassee 12 MTSU 6 Sewanee 0 ETSU 12 Emory & Henry 7 Western Carolina 0 Tennessee Tech 20 Carson-Newman

0 13 12 20 6 6 21 18

1949 (4-5-0) 6 Hiwassee 13 Carson-Newman 13 MTSU 28 Centre 20 ETSU 20 Western Carolina 14 Austin-Peay 12 Carson-Newman 14 Jacksonville (Ala.) State

47 0 45 25 19 13 20 20 20

1950 (0-9-0) 20 Hiwassee 7 Jacksonville (Ala.) State 7 Centre 14 ETSU 0 Emory & Henry 0 Austin-Peay 6 Carson-Newman 6 Tusculum 14 Georgetown (Ky.)

34 21 14 34 56 35 28 7 34

1951 (0-8-0) 6 Hiwassee 0 Jacksonville (Ala.) State 7 Centre 0 ETSU 12 Emory & Henry 0 Carson-Newman 0 Georgetown (Ky.) 6 Carson-Newman 1952 (4-4-1) 39 Hiwassee 15 Jacksonville 0 Centre

0 0 0 2 6 6 0 7 0

13 13 0 0 21 20

ETSU Emory & Henry Carson-Newman Georgetown (Ky.) Carson-Newman Tennessee-Wesleyan

33 34 20 0 7 12

1953 (4-3-2) 55 Hiwassee 6 0 Jacksonville (Ala.) State 0 13 Centre 7 26 ETSU 20 0 Emory & Henry 7 7 Newberry 13 7 Tennessee “B” Team 0 0 Carson-Newman 7 6 Concord 6 1954 (4-3-2) 26 Hiwassee 0 Jacksonville (Ala.) State 12 Centre 14 ETSU 14 Emory & Henry 0 Newberry 21 Howard (Samford) 13 Carson-Newman 14 Concord

6 14 7 20 14 27 12 17 13

1955 (3-5-0) 0 Jacksonville (Ala.) State 0 Centre 18 ETSU 0 Emory & Henry 20 Tennessee “B” Team 21 Howard (Samford) 13 Carson-Newman 13 Concord

7 17 28 44 12 12 17 6

1956 (3-6-0) 13 Morehead (Ky.) State 13 Centre 14 ETSU 9 Emory & Henry 21 Tennessee Wesleyan 20 Howard (Samford) 7 Jacksonville (Ala.) State 20 Concord 14 Carson-Newman

18 20 29 13 6 13 26 7 20

1957 (3-5-1) 14 Tennessee Wesleyan 0 Moorehead (Ky.) State 19 Centre 0 Jacksonville (Ala.) State 0 ETSU 13 Emory & Henry 7 Howard (Samford) 25 Concord 13 Carson-Newman

7 12 7 20 40 48 20 6 13

7 26 13 27 38 12 21 27

1958 (0-9-0) 6 Georgia Military 7 Centre 8 Jacksonville (Ala.) State 12 Georgetown (Ky.) 0 Emory & Henry 0 Sewanee 7 Lenoir-Rhyne 12 Concord (W.V.) 0 Carson-Newman

8 13 28 25 42 46 66 40 75

0 0 20

1959 (1-7-0) 0 Howard (Samford) 0 Morehead (Ky.) State 6 Centre

14 53 23

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120 y e a r s o f Maryvil l e C ol l e g e foo t ball 0 Georgetown (Ky.) 12 Emory & Henry 6 Sewanee 0 Lenoir-Rhyne 14 Carson-Newman 1960 (3-5-1) 0 Howard (Samford) 0 Morehead (Ky.) State 6 Centre 6 Georgetown (Ky.) 0 Emory & Henry 36 Bridgewater (Va.) 35 Mars Hill (N.C.) 0 Carson-Newman Rocket Bowl 19 Millsaps

14 46 22 68 12 14 25 17 20 0 0 0 7 0

1961 (6-2-0) 34 Centre 27 Georgetown (Ky.) 0 Emory & Henry 31 Bridgewater (Va.) 22 Southwestern (Rhodes) 6 Millsaps 8 Fredrick 20 Carson-Newman

0 14 12 0 10 0 7 29

1962 (4-4-0) 21 Mars Hill 33 Centre 0 Georgetown (Ky.) 7 Emory & Henry 27 Hanover (Ind.) 0 Southwestern (Rhodes) Univ.

14 Millsaps 7 Carson-Newman

0 14 9 14 14 7 3 17

1963 (8-1-0) 14 Mars Hill 20 Centre 13 Georgetown (Ky.) 6 Emory & Henry 19 Hanover 28 Guilford 22 Millsaps 13 Guilford 1 7 Carson-Newman

0 7 12 13 17 0 0 7 14

1964 (7-1-0) 20 Centre 20 Georgetown (Ky.) 20 Emory & Henry 31 Livingston (Ala.) 19 Guilford (N.C.) 21 Millsaps 6 Mars Hill 14 Carson-Newman

6 14 12 22 17 12 0 24

1965 (0-9-1) 0 Southwestern (Rhodes) 8 Centre 0 Georgetown (Ky.) 12 Emory & Henry 0 Livingston (Ala..)

6 Guilford (N.C.) 13 Millsaps 6 Mars Hill 7 Carson-Newman Honaker Bowl 17 Earlham

38

14 14 23 13 30 39 28 6 37 26

1966 (1-9-0) 0 Southwestern (Rhodes) 6 Georgetown (Ky.) 17 Mars Hill (N.C.) 0 Emory & Henry 7 Livingston (Ala.) 10 Harding 17 Centre 17 Millsaps 0 Carson-Newman Honaker Bowl 13 Concord

42

1967 (1-7-1) 10 Hampden-Sydney 7 Georgetown (Ky.) 7 Mars Hill (N.C.) 6 Emory & Henry 7 Livingston (Ala.) 16 Harding 0 Millsaps 0 Carson-Newman 7 Southwestern (Rhodes)

14 12 0 35 42 27 0 28 48

1968 (3-6-0) 7 Hampden-Sydney 13 Georgetown (Ky.) 7 Austin (Tx.) 21 Emory & Henry 0 Randolph-Macon (Va.) 28 Franklin (Ind.) 17 Millsaps 7 Carson-Newman 15 Southwestern (Rhodes)

16 19 29 50 50 13 13 8 14

1969 (4-5-0) 21 Georgetown (Ky.) 7 Austin (Tx.) 34 Sewanee 3 Emory & Henry 14 Randolph-Macon (Va.) 6 Centre 12 Millsaps 14 Carson-Newman 35 Southwestern (Rhodes)

7 34 22 14 17 0 14 39 6

1970 (3-6-0) 7 Hampden-Sydney 13 Georgetown (Ky.) 7 Austin (Tx.) 21 Emory & Henry 0 Randolph-Macon (Va.) 28 Franklin (In.) 17 Millsaps 7 Carson-Newman 15 Southwestern (Rhodes)

16 19 29 50 50 13 13 8 14

1971 (5-4-0) 0 Hampden-Sydney 36 Georgetown (Ky.) 12 Emory & Henry 29 Randolph-Macon (Va.) 21 Capital University 14 Millsaps 6 Carson-Newman 18 Southwestern (Rhodes) 21 Gardner-Webb (N.C.)

27 3 28 22 14 17 17 12 13

1972 (7-2-0) 27 Hampden-Sydney 42 Centre 36 Georgetown 12 Randolph-Macon (Va.) 49 Emory & Henry 34 Bridgewater (Va.) 27 Franklin (Ind.) 47 Millsaps 49 Southwestern (Rhodes)

26 7 6 18 12 7 47 14 14

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1973 (5-4-0) 0 Hampden-Sydney 24 Centre 21 Georgetown 27 Randolph-Macon (Va.) 0 Emory & Henry 7 Bridgewater (Va.) 20 Franklin (Ind.) 6 Millsaps 27 Southwestern (Rhodes)

11 7 6 7 28 0 31 14 16

1974 (2-6-1) 18 Centre 7 Franklin (In.) 0 Randolph-Macon (Va.) 21 Georgetown (Ky.) 24 Bridgewater (Va.) 7 Millsaps 7 Southwestern (Rhodes) 15 Emory & Henry 6 Livingston (Al.)

7 40 23 28 7 21 7 20 25

1975 (0-9-0) 21 Centre 7 Knoxville College 10 Franklin (Ind.) 0 Randolph-Macon (Va.) 7 Georgetown (Ky.) 11 Bridgewater (Va.) 0 Millsaps 0 Southwestern (Rhodes) 7 Emory & Henry

28 41 34 12 28 14 27 31 21

1976 (7-2-0) 20 Knoxville College 17 Centre 11 Hampden-Sydney 24 Lane (Tenn.)

63 St. Leo (Fla.) 12 Millsaps 17 Southwestern (Rhodes) 34 Emory & Henry 28 Guilford

21 9 10 26 2 6 0 38 10

1977 (6-2-0) 21 Emory & Henry 35 Bridgewater (Va.) 27 Centre 42 Washington & Lee 17 Millsaps 35 Bluefield (W.V.) 21 Southwestern (Rhodes) 11 Hampden-Sydney

16 0 3 0 10 0 28 28

1978 (8-1-0) 17 Emory & Henry 13 Bridgewater (Va.) 0 Evansville (Ind.) 13 Washington & Lee 13 Millsaps 56 St. Leo (Fla.) 55 Southwestern (Rhodes) 35 Baptist Christian 27 Centre

6 6 3 0 7 0 36 0 3

1979 (7-2-0) 15 Carson-Newman 28 Bridgewater (Va.) 30 Emory & Henry 17 Lane (Tenn.)

7 Univ. of Central Florida 10 Millsaps 29 Southwestern (Rhodes) 55 Washington & Lee 14 Centre

7 15 14 9 10 17 6 21 6

1980 (5-5-0) 23 Centre 9* Carson-Newman 0 Bridgewater (Va.) 13 Emory & Henry 24 Hampden-Sydney 16 Southwestern (Rhodes) 7 Millsaps 21 Randolph-Macon (Va.) 23 Washington & Lee 0 Guilford (N.C.) 路Forfeit from Carson-Newman

12 41 24 6 7 39 17 34 20 14

1981 (5-4-1) 54 Baptist 35 Hampden-Sydney 40 Bridgewater (Va.) 14 Emory & Henry 12 Washington & Lee 24 Southwestern (Rhodes) 6 Millsaps 24 Randolph-Macon (Va.) 0 DePauw (In.) 7 West Georgia

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1982 (2-8-0) 63 Baptist 7 Hampden-Sydney 13 Bridgewater (Va.) 12 Emory & Henry 14 Washington & Lee 0 University of Dayton 14 Millsaps 7 Randolph-Macon (Va.) 3 Knoxville College 13 West Georgia

0 10 14 7 0 62 29 14 42 45

1983 (2-6-0) 7 Hampden-Sydney 24 Bridgewater (Va.) 3 Catholic (D.C.) University 7 Washington & Lee 7 Baptist 0 Millsaps 0 Randolph-Macon (Va.) 10 Emory & Henry

31 7 24 44 0 49 52 27

1984 (2-7-0) 13 Hampden-Sydney 6 Bridgewater (Va.) 37 Baptist 14 Washington & Lee 13 Centre 13 Millsaps 6 Randolph-Macon (Va.) 6 Emory & Henry 0 Catholic (D.C.) University

12 7 0 24 35 14 36 49 48

1985 (3-7-0) 31 Union (Ky.) 13 Centre 14 Bridgewater (Va.) 33 Cumberland College 17 Washington & Lee 31 Sewanee 7 Hampden-Sydney 14 Randolph-Macon (Va.) 29 Samford (Howard) 6 Emory & Henry

20 0 35 23 42 46 26 73 35 42

1986 (3-7-0) 8 Union (Ky.) 14 Centre 14 Bridgewater 17 Cumberland College 35 Washington & Lee 49 Sewanee 7 Hampden-Sydney

24 36 17 34 28 30 28

1 2 0 y e a r s o f Maryvil l e C ol l e g e foo t bal l 24 Randolph-Macon (Va.) 20 Tennessee Wesleyan 7 Emory & Henry

28 17 55

1987 (1-9-0) 14 Wingate (N.C.) 2 Centre 0 Cumberland College 24 Washington & Lee 9 Sewanee 14 Hampden-Sydney 0 Randolph-Macon (Va.) 10 Samford (Howard) 23 Emory & Henry 3 Tennessee Wesleyan

34 6 42 19 27 34 9 72 54 9

1988 (2-7-0) 19 Rhodes 14 Centre 13 Cumberland College 0 Washington & Lee 20 Sewanee 7 Hampden-Sydney 7 Randolph-Macon 22 Tennessee Wesleyan 14 Emory & Henry

30 42 38 20 10 41 19 7 40

1989 (4-6-0) 7 Rhodes 7 Centre 7 Lambuth (Tenn.)

28 Tennessee Wesleyan 10 Washington & Lee 24 Sewanee 0 Hampden-Sydney 44 Methodist (N.C.) 6 Campbellsville (Ky.) 13 Emory & Henry

41 27 26 0 26 14 30 13 0 29

1990 (5-5-0) 0 Rhodes 13 Centre 7 Lambuth (Tenn.)

29 Tennessee Wesleyan 21 Washington & Lee 7 Sewanee 14 Hampden-Sydney 24 Methodist (N.C.) 34 Cumberland University 7 Emory & Henry

41 35 28 15 7 6 24 6 28 61

1991 (7-3-0) 7 Tennessee Wesleyan 14 Rhodes 21 Centre 21 Lambuth (Tenn) 26 Clinch Valley (Va.) 7 Sewanee 38 Cumberland University 35 Methodist (N.C.) 37 Tusculum (Tenn.)

8 Emory & Henry 1992 (5-5-0) 0 Tennessee Wesleyan 10 Mercehurst (Pa.) 21 Centre 15 USewanee 29 Clinch Valley (Va.) 23 Cumberland University 49 Rhodes 34 Methodist (N.C.) 19 Tusculum 14 Emory & Henry

17 7 5 11 16 28 6 7 19 20 17 14 17 18 19 21 27 6 26 24

1993 (6-4-0) 6 Kentucky Wesleyan 27 Centre 26 Sewanee 6 Cumberland University 30 Tennessee Wesleyan 10 Clinch Valley (Va.) 16 Rhodes 18 Methodist (N.C.) 14 Tusculum 29 Emory & Henry

7 21 14 18 20 29 12 17 22 28

1994 (5-5-0) 14 Rhodes 38 Kentucky Wesleyan 19 Davidson (N.C.) 25 Sewanee 22 Clinch Valley (Va.) 15 Centre 26 Sue Bennett (Ky.) 18 Methodist (N.C.) 22 Tusculum 19 Emory & Henry

27 27 14 23 33 37 12 13 63 42

1995 (5-5-0) 7 North Greenville (S.C.) 28 Davidson (N.C.) 19 Sewanee 37 Clinch Valley (Va.) 17 Rhodes 26 Centre 14 Sue Bennett (Ky.) 13 Methodist (N.C.) 7 Wittenburg (Ohio) 6 Emory & Henry

15 21 20 53 14 7 10 23 41 3

1996 (3-7-0) 7 North Greenville (S.C.) 55 14 Davidson (N.C.) 24 30 Kentucky Wesleyan 25 14 Sewanee 13 21 Rhodes 10 7 Wittenburg (Oh.) 60 21 Centre 24* 19 Clinch Valley (Va.) 30 24 Methodist (N.C.) 31 0 Emory & Henry 32 *Overtime

1999 (7-3-0) 19 Rhodes 27 Stillman (Al.) 24 Cumberland College 30 Millsaps 21 Bridgewater (Va.) 23 Centre 28 Bethel (Tenn.)

9 Bethany (W.V.) 13 Hampden-Sydney 21 Emory & Henry *Overtime 2000 (3-7-0) 24 Cumberland College 21 Rhodes 14 Stillman (Al.) 3 Millsaps 10 Bridgewater (Va.) 17 Centre 29 Bethel (Tenn.)

38 Blackburn (Ill.) 14 Hampden-Sydney 17 Emory & Henry *Overtime 2001 (2-8-0) 7 Cumberland College 7 Rhodes 3 Univ. of Virginia at Wise 0 Sewanee 0 Millsaps 10 Centre 24 Bethel (Tenn.)

52 Blackburn (Ill.) 21 Hampden-Sydney 0 Thomas More 2002 (0-10-0) 38 Westminister 21 Rhodes 0 Bridgewater 19 Sewanee 21 Millsaps 13 Case Western 7 Centre 28 Bethel 7 Thomas More 23 Hampden-Sydney *Overtime

1997 (3-7-0) 24 Thomas More (Ky.) 25 Davidson (N.C.) 24 Kentucky Wesleyan 0 Sewanee 38 Rhodes 30 Bethel (Tenn.)

22 Centre 19 Wilmington (Ohio) 14 Tusculum 27 Emory & Henry

30 41 45 31 26 14 36 26 28 24

1998 (4-6-0) 6 Tusculum 28 Cumberland College 34 Wilmington (Ohio) 48 Rhodes 17 Millsaps 7 Centre 24 Bethel (Tenn.)

20 Bethany (W.V.) 24 Thomas More (Ky.) 0 Emory & Henry

2003 (2-8-0) 12 Westminister 20 Rhodes 7 Bridgewater 28 Sewanee 28 Millsaps 17 Case Western 0 Centre 7 Frostburg State 12 Thomas More 14 Hampden-Sydney

24 31 33 6 21 3 0 25 36 48

2004 (5-4-0) 14 Averett 14 Rhodes 16 Sewanee 16 Case Western 35 Centre 0 Frostburg State 28 Thomas More 14 Newport News 36 Huntingdon *Overtime

30 6 21 10 20* 30 0 21 3 10

21* 26 33 23 14 21 8 0 42 34

35 41 41 13 17 35 21 7 45 48 41* 46 42 27 34 42 33 33 56 51

7 38 59 43 20 27 33 31 29 82

2005 (3-7-0) 28 Averett 2 Christopher Newport 35 Greensboro 14 Sewanee 25 NC Wesleyan 34 Ferrum 13 Centre 24 Methodist 36 Shenandoah 35 Huntington

31 53 27 33 41 56 17 28 13 31

2006 (5-5) 47 LaGrange 14 Centre 36 Greensboro 8 Sewanee 50 NC Wesleyan 20 Ferrum 31 Christopher Newport 30 Methodist 51 Shenandoah 44 Averett

7 17 39 16 48 14 48 26 16 58

2007 (7-3) 21 LaGrange 22 Centre 27 Huntingdon 24 Greensboro 20 NC Wesleyan 26 Ferrum 13 Christopher Newport 23 Methodist 21 Shenandoah 43 Averett

3 15 24 7 51 23 27 27 10 6

2008 (5-5) 35 Huntingdon 20 Centre 14 LaGrange 17 Greensboro 37 NC Wesleyan 10 Ferrum 31 Christopher Newport 38 Methodist 23 Shenandoah 17 Averett

41 17 38 16 24 24 38 0 20 20

2009 (4-6) 13 Huntingdon 17 Centre 23 LaGrange 36 Methodist 22 Shenandoah 21 Averett 17 NC Wesleyan 12 Greensboro 21 Christopher Newport 14 Ferrum

31 24 6 30 19 24 51 26 14 21

21* 21 13* 0 33 22 26 13 39*

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1 2 0 y e a r s o f Maryvil l e C ol l e g e foo t bal l 2010 (4-6) 3 Huntingdon 0 Centre 20 LaGrange 14 Methodist 6 Shenandoah 21 Averett 16 NC Wesleyan 40 Greensboro 10 Christopher Newport 23 Ferrum

54 35 17 17 7 14 34 6 42 21

2012 (6-4) 33 Huntingdon 8 Emory & Henry 24 Sewanee 31 Christopher Newport 41 Greensboro 28 Methodist 13 LaGrange 31 Averett 34 NC Wesleyan 22 Ferrum

2011 (4-6) 7 Huntingdon 7 Tennessee Tech 10 LaGrange 3 Ferrum 26 Methodist 21 Shenandoah 45 Averett 23 NC Wesleyan 42 Greensboro 20 Christopher Newport

35 56 17 27 24 28 22 16 20 45

2013 Berry Emory & Henry Sewanee Methodist Averett LaGrange Christopher Newport Ferrum Greensboro Huntingdon

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Maryville College Football All-Americans YEAR NAME............................. POSITION 1946 Leon Berrong.....................Tailback 1946 Robert Garner...................Center 1946 Marvin Mitchell..................Tackle Hershell Merriman.............Fullback 1946 1947 Hershell Merriman.............Fullback Joe Bender........................Tackle 1952 1953 Jimmy Campbell................Safety 1953 Clarence Shepard..............Tailback Clarence Shepard..............Tailback 1954 1954 Jerry King..........................Guard Buddy White......................Fullback 1956 1957 Jimmy Harris......................Tailback 1958 Dan Greaser.......................Quarterback Bill Owenby.......................End 1961 1962 Pete Stafford.....................Tackle Ken Berry...........................Fullback 1963 1964 Benny Monroe...................Quarterback 1967 Steve Dockery...................Defensive Back 1968 Don Hickman.....................Defensive Back 1972 Mike Butler........................Split End/Safety 1972 Larry Stephens...................Defensive Back 1972 Joe Costner.......................Quarterback 1972 David Clinton.....................Linebacker 1973 Earl McMahan....................Guard 1973 Rodney Stephens..............Tailback Wayne Dunn......................Linebacker 1977 Jeff Skipper.......................Punter 1980 1981 Jon Watson........................Defensive Back 1986 Mike Walsh........................Free Safety Pat Wade...........................Free Safety 1989 1992 Thomas Smith....................Offensive Guard Thomas Smith....................Offensive Guard 1993 1993 Peter Oakes.......................Defensive Tackle 1995 Lorenzo Howard................Free Safety 2001 Brian Gossett.....................Offensive Lineman 2005 Colby Townsend................Defensive Tackle 2009 Kyle Chewning...................Linebacker ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICANS 1981 John Watson......................Defensive Back 1999 Kevin Hedrick....................Defensive End 2000 Brian Gossett.....................Offensive Lineman 2001 Doug Loomis.....................Punter DISNEY SCHOLAR ATHLETE FINALIST 1992 David King.........................Wide Receiver PRE-SEASON ALL-AMERICANS 2005 Colby Townsend................Defensive Tackle 2006 Colby Townsend................Defensive Tackle 2007 Dustin Locke......................Return Specialist 2010 Wesley Idlette....................Wide Receiver Wesley Idlette....................Wide Receiver 2011 Bud Christy........................Defensive Back 2011 2011 Blake Barnes......................Defensive Tackle Dylan Wolfenbarger...........Linebacker 2013

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m a r y v i l l e s co ts 2013 S ENIOR p h o t o

2013 Football Seniors>>

Back Row L to R Kaleb Mitchell, Daniel Robinson, Mario Perone, Travis Felder, Chad Brooks, Joseph Brooks Front Row L to R Dustin Dudley, Jamie Owen, Blake Williams, Devin Brunsvold, Tyler Dailey, Dylan Wolfenbarger

<< 2013 Cheerleaders

Back Row L to R Coach Millicent Dunn, Amber Allison, Erin Gray, Samantha Kerkenides, Cheyenne Fawver, Katie King, Emily Fain, Tiffani Martin Middle Row L to R Nicole Russell, Maddy Little, Morgan Strain, Kira Chambers, Ann Thacker, Laura Linderman, MeKenzie Russell Bottom Row L to R Brandi Berghorn, Shenelle Hendricks, Rachel Huddleston, Tori Edmisten, Kelly Hertzel (Captain), Shelby Marttala (Co-Captain).

2013 Dance Team >>

Back Row L to R: Summer LeCain, Qiana Barrett, Timela Crutcher, Rachel Burton, Candace Whitman, Bethany Badeaux Bottom Row L to R: Aerial Carter, Allyson Boling, Lauren Evans, Sheryl Tingling

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M a r y v i l l e C ol l e g e S p or t Fac il i tie s Stadium At the foot of the Smoky Mountains sits the beautiful Lloyd L. Thornton Stadium, home of the Scots of Maryville College. With the generous contributions from alumnus Don Story in 2001, the stadium was completely revamped with a new surface of Bermuda turf. With the stadium holding nearly 3,000 seats, opposing staffs and coaches are comfortably accommodated in the press box which can hold over 20 media representatives from the local area. The stadium has proven to be fan-friendly as well with the stadium seats only feet away from the field. Several new additions have become part of Thornton Stadium including a thorough sprinkler system, new parking lots, goalposts, and scoreboard. In 2002 the stadium was also remodeled to where concession stands, bathrooms and other necessities for fans were more accessible.

Practice Field

The main practice field is conveniently placed right behind the Cooper athletic center which gives players easy access to water, trainers, etc during practice.

Also made from Bermuda turf, the field is joined adjacently by two other practice areas for the use of the team.

Locker Rooms Each player on the team is granted their own large oak locker for their use throughout the season. Conveniently placed in the Cooper Athletic center, players have access to trainers, coaching staff, and any other staff in which they may need to contact.

Training Room The training room holds top of the line equipment to reach the needs and wants of players throughout the season. The players are supervised by a team of four full-time NATA certified and Tennessee State licensed athletic trainers.

The room consists of six taping tables and four therapy tables. A large group of student athletic trainers assist the training team to where they can help every student-athlete on campus, which is up to 380 students.

Weight Room With over 6,000 pounds available to any student on campus the weight room facility is 3,000 square foot of nearly any workout that would be needed for the typical athlete, with Olympic bars at every station.

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