MARYVILLE COLLEGE
2011 MEDIA GUIDE
2011
Scots football
A rich tradition of football 118 years strong
2011 S c h e d u l e
Table of C o ntents
Sept 3 Huntingdon College 1:30 p.m.
Message from the President............................................ 2
Sept 8
Tennessee Tech University 7 p.m.*
2011 MC Senior Photo......................................................3
Sept 17
LaGrange College 1 p.m.
Oct 1 Ferrum College 1:30 p.m.
Quick Facts....................................................................... 2 Athletics Department Administration.............................. 3 Head Football Coach.................................................... 4-5 Maryville Scots Coaching Staff...................................... 6-7 Coaches & Families...........................................................8
Oct 8
Methodist University 1:30 p.m.
Oct 15
Shenandoah University 4 p.m.
Unit Photos...................................................................9-10 USA South Athletic Conference......................................11 2011 Pre-Season Outlook .........................................12-13
Oct 22** Averett University 2 p.m.
2011 MC Seniors....................................................... 15-18
Oct 29
NC Wesleyan College 1 p.m.
2011 Maryville Scots Roster...................................... 24-25
Nov 5
Greensboro College 1:30 p.m.
Nov 12
Christopher Newport University TBA
* Denotes Central Standard Time ** Denotes Homecoming Bold denotes home game
2011 Juniors.............................................................. 19-23 2011 Sophomores .................................................... 26-27 2011 Freshmen...........................................................28-29 2010 Final Defensive Season Stats............................ 30-31 MC Facilities....................................................................32 Touchdown Club.............................................................32 Cheer Squad & Dance Team .........................................33 Support Staff/Athletic Department.................................34 MC Single Game Records...............................................35
maryvillecollge.edu/athletics See LIVE & archived video at: www.knoxivi.com/maryville_college
All-Time Single Season Records.................................36-37 2010 Final Offensive Season Stats..................................38 MC All-Time Career Records......................................... 40 All-Time Records Against Opponents........................... 41 MC Football All-Americans.............................................42 Records, Coaches & Captains in MC Football History....43 118 Years of Maryville College Football................... 44-47 Football Tradition at MC.................................................48
The Maryville Athletics Communication Office would like to thank the following individuals for their contributions to the 2011 Scots Football Media Guide. Tim Foster (Summer Intern), Neil Crosby (Photoplay Studios Portraits), Brandon Shinn (Action Photos), Von Cook (Action Photos), Roger Hoover, Sr. (Action Photos), and The Daily Times Sports Photography Staff (Action Photos).
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Dear Friends of MC Football: This 2011 fall season, my second campaign wearing the Orange and Garnet with great pride, brings new challenges every day. As a candidate for president, I was often asked about my management style. My reply evoked the metaphor of a coach. A good coach recruits outstanding players, puts them in positions where they can be successful, and helps them work together towards a common goal. This Dr. Tom Bogart metaphor was not invented; rather it reflects my college experience as a member of the soccer team. Because my approach to professional life is strongly influenced by my experience as a student-athlete, I’m especially excited to cheer for the Scots this year. At Maryville College, we work to develop the whole person. Our football program provides the chance for students to excel out of the classroom to complement their rigorous curricular experience. It also gives the entire community a rallying point, cheering for the team regardless of the outcome on the field. Our ideals of community are expressed in the Covenant: Scholarship, Respect, and Integrity. I can think of no better way to describe our aspirations for our football program than as an expression of those high ideals. I look forward to seeing you at the games, where you can continue to tell me about our wonderful traditions and we can make new memories for the future.
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 (football) Great 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: Tony Ierulli 865.981.8282 tony.ierulli@maryvillecollege.edu School Colors: Orange and Garnet
Tom Bogart, President Maryville College
School Mascot: Scots 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: maryvillecollege.edu/athletics
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m a r y vil l e s c o ts 2011 S ENIOR pho t o
Back Row (L to R) Paul Costanzo, Andrew Noboa, R.J. Sandmeyer, Alex Anderson, Dakota Crews, GL Waynick, Zach Bledsoe Front Row (L to R) Brad Eich, Justin Siler, Ryan Roach, Tim Conner, Bud Christy, Wesley Idlette, Blake Barnes, Kyle Kriz
M a r y vil l e Sco ts SUPPOR T S taff
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 2011. 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 15 years.
Sharon Wood, Terra Davenport, Grant Davis This dynamic trio do everything possible to prevent injuries and provide our 350 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 three NATA certifies athletic trainers and three team physicians. The 2011-2012 student athletic trainers include Carly Fogg, Kathleen Bivins, Amanda Spannbauer, Sarah Schmid, Megan Lock, Montana Dunn, Rachel Dunn, Samantha Turner, Ashleigh Elliot, and Teri Lind.
Roger Hoover
Roger Hoover will begin his second season broadcasting Scots football and basketball through Knoxivi.com. This web-based internet company will bring over 80 MC athletic events for the second consecutive academic year. Hoover spent this last year as the play-by-play announcer for the Jacksonville Suns, a Double-A affiliate of the Florida Marlins. Roger returns for his third season with Knoxivi after serving as the voice of Knoxville West High School football in 2009. A native of Kingsport, Tenn., Hoover graduated from the University of Tennessee with a degree in sports journalism. He has extensive experience covering the Vols and also excelled as a broadcasting assistant for theTennessee Smokies, a Double-A affiliate of the Chicago Cubs.
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T o n y ie r u l li | H e ad footb all coach
TONY IERULLI
Tony Ierulli enters his ninth season at the helm of the Maryville College football team, and under his leadership the Scots are positioned to challenge within the USA South Athletic Conference and the NCAA Division III. Three strong non-conference opponents in Huntingdon, Tennessee Tech, and LaGrange to begin the season will prepare Maryville for the rigors of USA South action and have them ready to compete for the conference championship. This 1980 Maryville College
from Cardinal Mooney High School in 1975. He was a member of the 1972 state championship football team and a first team AllState linebacker in 1973 and 1974. Ierulli played baseball at Manatee Junior College (Bradenton, Fla.) in 1976 before transferring to Maryville College. Ierulli played and started at linebacker during the most successful period in school history. The 1976-1979 Scots football teams posted an overall record of 28-7 and were ranked in
HEAD FOOTBALL COACH
The Ierulli era 2003-2004 2-8 2004-2005 5-4 2005-2006 3-7, (2-5 USAS) 2006-2007 5-5, (4-3 USAS) 2007-2008 7-3, (4-3 USAS) 2008-2009 5-5, (4-3 USAS) 2009-2010 4-6, (3-4 USAS) 2010-2011 4-6, (3-4 USAS) graduate takes great pride in restoring the rich
football heritage at his alma mater. Ierulli has had tremendous success developing his players on the field and in the classroom. Over his first eight seasons, Ierulli and his staff Career (8) 35-44 (Overall), have developed 69 All-USA South performers in only six years of membership. 74 players were 20-22 (USA South) honored the last three seasons alone by the league as academic all-conference honorees. Ierulli, who has over 30 years of college coaching experience, was introduced as the 27th head coach in Maryville College’s 118 year history in January of 2003. A native of Sarasota, Fla., Ierulli graduated 4
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the Top Twenty of the Division III polls each season. Ierulli had five career interceptions and was named captain for the 1979 squad. Ierulli achieved much success on the baseball field for Maryville. He led the Scots in hitting with a .407 average in 1977 and a .384 average in 1979. Ierulli had four career grand slams with three coming in 1978. Ierulli hit a grand slam in each game of a double header against Tennessee Tech University and hit a third bases loaded home run later that season against the University of Tennessee. Ierulli captained the 1979 baseball team. Following graduation, Ierulli was a graduate
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assistant football coach at Bowling Green University. He later advanced to take an assistant defensive line coaching position at the University of Missouri during the 1981 and 1982 seasons. Coach Ierulli worked for three seasons (1983-1985) under Coach Terry Bowden at Salem College (W.Va.). As linebacker coach and eventually defensive coordinator, Ierulli’s defenses were ranked within the NAIA’s top ten both seasons while earning a pair of NAIA playoff appearances. The 1986 and 1987 seasons saw Coach Ierulli working as a defensive coordinator under Coach Rocky Rees at Susquehanna University. His Crusaders finished the 1986 season with a 12-1 record and a semi-final appearance in the Division III playoffs. Ierulli rejoined Bowden at Samford University (Ala.) in 1988 as linebacker coach and recruiting coordinator. His efforts helped the Bulldogs move from a Division III program in 1988 to Division I-AA playoff teams in 1991 and 1992. Coach Ierulli connected once again with Rocky Rees in 1996 as defensive coordinator at Shippensburg University (Pa.). During his six year tenure, the Red Raiders posted five winning teams. In January 2002, Ierulli was named the Division II Assistant Coach of the Year. The award was created to honor assistant coaches who excel in community service, commitment to the student-athlete, on-field coaching success along with AFCA and professional organization involvement. Throughout his career, Ierulli and his wife Carol have established a mentoring and tutoring program at local elementary schools. Begun when he was an assistant at Missouri, the Ierulli’s have used football players as role models for the children in the community. Ierulli’s family ties run deep at Maryville College. Tony met his future wife, Carol, at Maryville and were married after their graduation in 1980. Carol’s parents, Eldria and Etta Hurst, are former long-time employees of Maryville. Tony’s brother, David, attended MC and played on the same baseball team with Tony during the 1978-1979 seasons. Finally, Tony and Carol’s son, Anthony (A.J.) played for the Scots baseball team during the 2001 and 2002 seasons. The Ierulli family baseball ties continue with Tony’s cousin Joe Garardi, who presently serves as the manager of the New York Yankees.
The Ierulli’s have three children: A.J. is a graduate of Shippensburg University. Katie graduated from Maryville in 2007. Their youngest daughter, Kelli, excelled in golf as a Scot and graduated in 2010. The couple have two granddaughters, Ruby and Adlee.
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Jim Elliott
Offensive Line Coach Strength & Conditioning Coach Coach Elliott brings a wealth of knowledge to the Scots football program while beginning his seventh season in the orange and garnet as the offensive line coach during the fall of 2011. The 2010 campaign saw Elliott’s offensive line provide 1178 yards rushing throughout the season. The 2009 season was Jim’s first season as the offensive coordinator for MC. His inaugural offense averaged over 210 yards via the air and over 338 total yards a game in his first season as the Scots’ signal caller. His offensive line helped the Scots rush for over 235 yards a game during the 2007 campaign. Jim’s direction has helped eleven offensive linemen earn All-USA South accolades during his tenure. Elliott graduated from Carthage College (WI) with a degree in Exercise and Sport Science. Coach Elliott spent three years as a Carthage student assistant while developing the offensive line. In 2001 he directed the tight ends at Monmouth College (IL). Jim spent three seasons at Central Methodist University (MO) while attaining his Masters of Education degree. Jim and his wife, Taelor, reside in Maryville.
Shaun Hayes
Offensive Coordinator Quarterbacks Coach Recruiting Coordinator
his tenure.
Coach Hayes will begin his seventh year with the Scots staff and his first full campaign as the Scots offensive coordinator. He has developed six All-USA South performers while directing three different positions during
During his first three years as a Fighting Scot 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 all-league 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 while connecting on over 54% of his passes. Coach Hayes has found his niche in becoming the Scots signal caller after taking over the reigns last season while developing two freshman quarterbacks and two freshman running backs to a starting position throughout the year. 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.
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Dustin Locke
Secondary Coach Travel & Video Coordinator Coach Dustin Locke is entering into his third season overall with the Fighting Scots, and second season as a full time assistant. This former Maryville College standout will be coaching the defensive backfield. Locke helped develop three All-USA South performers last season in Phil Garrett, Demetrius Christian and Caleb Clement. Locke will hope to help Bud Christy become Maryville College’s all-time interception leader this season. As a Fighting Scot, Locke was honored as being named a preseason All-American his senior year as a return specialist. He finished his junior season with a 20.4 yards per kickoff return average, including a long return of 41 yards. Locke also accumulated eight interceptions during his time as a defensive back. Dustin graduated from Maryville in 2009 with a degree in Physical Education.
T.J. Emory
Kicking Coach Special Teams Coordinator Coach Emory has developed MC’s punters, kickers, and special team units for the past eight seasons. He was instrumental in the progression of three-time All-USA South place kicker Brad Daniell, All-USA South punter Andy Ottolini, and present All-USA South first team place kicker Andrew Noboa. T.J. was a four-year starter for the Scots as a punter and place kicker. Before graduating MC in 2000, he was named the 1998 Daily Times Football Player of the Year after setting a new school record for highest single season punt average (42.2). These numbers propelled him to receive 1999 Street and Smith’s Pre-Season All-American accolades. T.J. is a 1996 graduate of Loudon High School. This Fighting Scot Alum is married to Amanda Emory and they have a daughter Katy Trinity Emory, born November 20, 2008.
Smith Jean-Philippe Defensive Tackles Coach
Coach Jean-Philippe returns his expertise to MC’s defensive line for his ninth season. He has helped the Scots develop 15 All-USA South defenders on the defensive line. Smith is a class of 2000 graduate of Maryville College and is a special education teacher and administrator at Maryville High School. Coach Jean-Philippe played his high school football in Miami, Florida and was a four-year letterman at outside linebacker for the Scots. After graduation, he played professionally for the Tennessee Thundercats in the Indoor Professional Football League and the Tennessee River Hawks in the National Indoor Football League. Coach Jean-Philippe, his wife Dr. Sharon Jean-Philippe, along with their sons, Sidney and Seth, reside in Maryville.
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Mike Wortman Wide Receivers Coach
After working four seasons developing MC’s tight ends, Coach Wortman will begin his eighth year with the Scots enhancing the wide receivers. His troupes in 2008 had nine receivers average over 10 yards a catch while hauling in 175 yards of offense per game via the air. In 2009, his receivers hauled in over 145 passes for over 2,100 receiving yards. In 2010, Wesley Idlette became the school’s reception yardage record holder with over 2,200 career reception yards. His staff averaged 169 yards a game while pulling down a dozen touchdowns and compiling 1,566 reception yards. Coach Wortman is a 1983 graduate of Maryville College where he excelled in both football and baseball. Mike has been a high school and junior high school science teacher for the past nine years. He was an assistant coach at Palmetto High School (FL) for two seasons where he coached the backs and receivers. Wortman graduated from Manatee High School in Bradenton, Florida. He is married to his wife Kathy. The Wortmans have three children: Erin ’05, James and Becky.
Josh Conner
Defensive Line Coach Coach Conner is entering his first season coaching the defensive line 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 2nd Team All USA South honors for his efforts. Josh was also named to the 2006-2007 USA South Academic All Conference Team. After 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. Josh and his wife Diana, a 2011 MC Graduate, reside in Madisonville, TN.
Daniel Dunn
Defensive Ends Coach Coach Dunn, a 2007 graduate of Maryville College with a degree in Business and Organizational Management, will direct the Scots Defensive Ends in 2011 after developing the Outside Linebackers in 2009. He served as a football assistant at Anderson County High School and directed the junior varsity offense as their coordinator in 2008. The former Knoxville Catholic High School quarterback (1999-2002) helped MC reclaim their storied tradition while serving the Scots as a quarterback and special teams player from 2003-2006. Coach Dunn was a member of Maryville’s Student Athlete Advisory Committee from 20052007 and represented the Scots within the USA South Athletic Conference through the SAAC (2006-2007).
Coach Dunn’s Defensive Ends accounted for twelve sacks last season and 25 tackles for a loss in 2010. Junior Jamie Owen was second on the team with 60 tackles last season under Dunn’s coaching. Coach Dunn is a Client Services Manager at Worden, Rechenbach, and Brooke. Daniel is married to Mary Amber, a 2005 MC graduate.
Joshua Cartagena Defensive Line
Joshua Cartagena enters his second year with the Fighting Scots as a volunteer assistant, coaching the defensive line. Coach Cartagena is a class of 2009 graduate of Maryville College with a degree in Business and Organizational Management. He played four seasons at defensive tackle earning three varsity letters. Coach Cartagena’s hometown is Orlando, Florida. He contributed to the Fighting Scot defensive front success during the ’06-’08 seasons. He brings a lot of enthusiasm and experience at the tackle position. Coach Cartagena is an account representative for Vanderbilt Mortgage and Finance.
Dakota Fitzsimmons Tight Ends
Dakota Fitzsimmons enters his first year with the Fighting Scots coaching staff in 2011 and will be coaching the tight ends during the fall. He recently coached at Greenback High School where he graduated. He was a standout football and baseball player for the Cherokees during his last pair of seasons in high school. As a freshman and sophomore he attended Maryville High School where he was a member of the 2006 and 2007 State Championship football teams. He is presently attending Pellissippi State Community College where he is seeking a degree in history. “I am eager to begin and look forward to the opportunity that I have to develop these talented tight ends. I am excited to have an opportunity to be a part of this great Fighting Scots coaching staff.” Fitzsimmons said. He is the son of Tim and Courtney Fitzsimmons and is the brother to Jordon Fitzsimmons.
Larry Watson
Running Backs Coach Coach Watson will spend his first season clad in the orange and garnet this fall. This Carson-Newman graduate spent four seasons with the Eagles before dedicating ten years to teaching and coaching within youth organizations and schools in Virginia. He spent six years serving the country in the US Army before developing The King’s Academy football program as their head coach for the past 14 seasons. This Porter High School graduate is married to Sue Watson and they have a pair of daughters, two sons-in-law, and five grandchildren. The Watsons reside in Blount County. 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 11
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2011 MC Football Coaching Staff Back Row (L to R) Mike Wortman, Daniel Dunn, Mike Hurst, Josh Conner, T.J. Emory, Jim Elliott, Shaun Hayes Front Row (L to R) Larry Watson, Joshua Cartagena, Dustin Locke, Tony Ierulli, Smith Jean-Philippe, Dakota Fitzsimmons
T.J. Emory with wife Amanda and daughter Katy
Smith Jean-Phillippe with his wife Sharon & son Sydney 8
Mike Wortman and Family
Mike Hurst and Family
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Daniel Dunn and wife Mary Amber
Josh Conner and wife Diana
Tony Ierulli and wife Carol
Jim Elliott and wife Taelor
Larry Watson and wife Sue
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Offensive Linemen Back Row (L to R) Tyler Dailey, Joseph Brooks, Brad Eich, Zach Broadwater, Dustin Dudley, Dylan Mills, Toby Hurst, Jim Elliott Front Row (L to R) Zach Stelter, Will Sawyer, Dalton Stephens, James Ussery, Zach Selby, Dakota Jenkins, Rance Hightower
Defensive Backs Back Row (L to R) Dustin Locke, Cody Martin, James Roe, Kaleb Mitchell, Jacob Berwind, Kane Crowell, Bud Christy, Jakatei Ridley Front Row (L to R) Bryson Welch, Jeremiah Catlett, Donovan Hargis, Zach Brown, Evan Rogers, Doug Cook, Kendyhl Rodgers, Abe Kiernan
Defensive Line Back Row (L to R) Joshua Cartagena, Smith JeanPhilippe, Kyle Kriz, Blake Barnes, GL Waynick, John Worley, Daniel Dunn, Josh Conner Front Row (L to R) Jamie Owen, Justin Siler, Jared O’Farrell, Alec Elsea, Charlie Rupert, Tyler Todd, Julian Keen, Alexander Eqarievwa, Chad Johnson
<< Kickers Back Row (L to R) T.J. Emory, Andrew Noboa, R.J. Sandmeyer, Tony Gill Front Row (L to R) Chasen Williams, Joshua Warren, Trevor Bronsvold, Matt Carter 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 11
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Wide Receivers Back Row (L to R) Blake Williams, Matt Likins, Zach Dowdy, Mike Wortman, Wesley Idlette, Ryan Roach, Zane Winders Front Row (L to R) Zach Bledsoe, Michael Gibbons, Ed Johnson, J.T. Ostrowski, Karim Harris, Gabe Rojas
Quarterbacks Back Row (L to R) Shaun Hayes, Tim Conner, Jake Crawford, Dustin Williams Front Row (L to R) Melvin Burston, Eric Sisson, Austin Canfield
Linebackers Back Row (L to R) Mike Hurst, Alex Anderson, Jordan Veale, Leterrin Thomas, Dylan Wolfenbarger, Andrew Jenkins, Zach Duncan, Tony Ierulli Front Row (L to R) Brian Bush, Ronnie Wright, Jon McCloskey, Zach Naylor, Gabe Walkup, Josh Krebs, Daniel Dunn, Dakota Crews
>> Running Backs Back Row (L to R) Justin Kanjanabout, Nick Perone, Travis Felder, Chad Brooks, Jordan Keller, Larry Watson Front Row (L to R) Paul Costanzo, Wesley Branch, Branden Johnson, Vic Shephard, Mario Perone 10
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Tight Ends Jared Miller, Devin Brunsvold, Tim Foster, Zach Franklin, Dakota Fitzsimmons
u s a s o u t h at h letic conference
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 13 institutions. Shenandoah will be leaving the league following this fall season and LaGrange will enter the conference beginning in the fall of 2012. Complete league information can be found at www.usasouth.net.
MARYVILLE COLLE GE ALL -US A SOUT H PERFORM ERS SI NCE 2005 2010
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PK-Andrew Noboa (1st team specialists) OL- Brad Eich (2nd team offense) DL- Blake Barnes (2nd team defense) DL- Yohance Butler (2nd team defense) DB- Caleb Clement (2nd team defense) DB- Phil Garrett (2nd team defense) RB- Darrell Tate (Honorable Mention) QB- Dustin Williams (Honorable Mention) WR- Wesley Idlette (Honorable Mention) OL- Corey Brewer (Honorable Mention) DB- Demetrius Christian (Honorable Mention) OL- Chase Worley (All-Sportsmanship)
WR-Wesley Idlette (1st team offense) LB-Kyle Chewning (1st team defense) OL-Brian Wendel (2nd team offense) DL-Blake Barnes (2nd team defense) DL-Yohance Butler (2nd team defense) DB-Bud Christy (2nd team defense) RB-Rommel Hightower (Honorable Mention) DB-Caleb Clement (Honorable Mention) DB-Phil Garrett (Honorable Mention) K-Andrew Noboa (Honorable Mention) DL-J.T. McCarty (All-Sportsmanship)
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)
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)
LB-Chris Howerton (1st Team Defense) QB-Justin Price (2nd Team Offense) OL-Andrew Crawford (2nd Team Offense) DL-Colby Townsend (2nd Team Defense) LB-Scott Stevens (2nd Team Defense) PK-Brad Daniell (2nd Team Special Teams) RB-Rommel Hightower (Honorable Mention) OL-Gary Murray (Honorable Mention) DL-Calvin Rutgerson (Honorable Mention) DB-J.R. Geld (Honorable Mention) RS-Dustin Locke (Honorable Mention) P-Andy Ottolini (Honorable Mention)
DL-Colby Townsend (1st Team Defense) WR-Justin Jackson (2nd Team Offense) RB-Hubert Payne (Honorable Mention) QB-Justin Price (Honorable Mention) OL-Andrew Crawford (Honorable Mention) LB-Derek Rang (Honorable Mention) LB-Scott Stevens (Honorable Mention) DB-J.R. Geld (Honorable Mention)
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2 0 1 1 P r e-s eas on out l ook
Written by Tim Foster
Located in Maryville, Tennessee, Maryville College is ideally located between the Great Smoky Mountains National Park and Knoxville, the state’s third largest city. Founded in 1819, it is the 12th oldest institution of higher learning in the South. With focus on the liberal arts, College faculty and staff are dedicated to teaching the skills and providing opportunities for students to be successful and make a difference in the world. The 2011 Fighting Scots will feature a strong offensive attack and a relentless defense. Head Coach Tony Ierulli enters his ninth season at the helm with aspirations on attaining their first USA South title since joining the league seven years ago. Maryville is coming off a fifth place league finish in 2010 after posting a 3-4 conference mark while ending the season 4-6 overall. The Scots offensive attach returns experience at the skill positions as they prepare for the 2011 season. Newly appointed Offensive Coordinator Shaun Hayes and the whole Scots coaching staff are excited with the weapons they have in their arsenal. A pair of All-USA South quarterbacks come to camp ready to compete for the starting job. With a combined 4,024 yards passing and 30 passing touchdowns, Tim Connor and Dustin Williams will be a rare 1-2 punch at quarterback that any team would yearn for. Connor was lost to a shoulder injury all of last season and is eager to retain the reigns of this high powered offense for his senior season and follow-up on his junior year numbers of 1,800 yards passing and 14 touchdowns. Williams controlled the Scots offense as a true freshman during the 2010 season and threw for 1,648 yards and 12 touchdowns with a 12
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54% completion rate. Junior Jake Crawford adds to the three man race for the starting job. Coach Hayes mentioned that “it is exciting to return strong leadership and a strong skill set to one of the most important positions within any program. You really get the best of both worlds with Tim and Dustin because you get the accurate, spread the field speed guy in Dustin and the strong armed hard-nosed signal caller in Tim. Jake Crawford also has similar collective qualities that will enable him to challenge for a starting quarterback role.” The rushing attack will look to replace rusher Darrell Tate with two running backs who contributed greatly last season. Sophomores Travis Felder and Chad Brooks look to compete for carries as both running backs shouldered the load during an injury filled past season for Tate. In just five games played, Brooks rushed 316 yards and three touchdowns; while Felder rushed for 319 yards. The Scots will also hope to keep Senior Paul Costanzo healthy as he looks to bolster the Scots rushing attack for the 2011 season. Junior Justin Kanjanabout will continue to plug the fullback role as a vital contributor as a blocker and pass catching wing. “I am very pleased with the depth at the
2 0 1 1 P re-s eason out look running back position. With all three of these guys you get all of the qualities that we look for in our starting running back. Travis Felder is strong and can hit the holes while Chad Brooks has outstanding vision. If Paul Constanzo can stay healthy he will certainly compete for the starting spot.” Coach Hayes stated. The receiving core returns arguably the best group of wideouts in MC history. With Scots’ all-time leading receiver in reception yards and touchdowns, Wesley Idlette looks to improve his numbers going into his senior season. This three-time All-USA South receiver and team captain will be supported by the many weapons around him. Ryan Roach had a breakout season last year with 44 receptions for 438 yards and a touchdown. As a true freshman, Blake Williams contributed 27 catches for 280 yards. Williams will be looked to improve on his stats as a sophomore. Senior Zach Bledsoe continues to play a versatile role in the Scots offense and juniors Matt Likins and Zane Winders will compete for more receptions in the new season. The receiving group will look to be aided by Zach Franklin. Brunsvold had a key touchdown catch against Averett last season. “We are extremely deep at wide receiver with Wesley Idlette being our strong leader on and off the field. Ryan Roach and Blake Williams will look to expand on their huge contributions last year and Zach Bledsoe will continue to be our most versatile wide receiver. Zane Winders and Matt Likins will add depth to our receiving core. Our tight ends Devin Brunsvold and Zach Franklin will help aid our receiving and passing game this year.” Coach Hayes added. The offensive line will be paced by team captain senior Brad Eich. Eich, an All-USA South center, will play a huge role in mentoring a young offensive line going into the 2011 season. Sophomores Tyler Daily and Dylan Mills saw action during the 2010 season and will look to contribute as sophomores. Dustin Dudley, Joseph Brooks, and Zach Broadwater will hope to add depth to the offensive line as well. “ Brad Eich is our captain and will anchor the center position, as he goes we go. We will look for some of these young lineman to step up and fill major roles that were left by our ‘Fighting Scots’ award winner Corey Brewer last season.” Coach Hayes mentioned. The Scots look to retool the defense as they prepare for the 2011 season. The Scots will lose the leading tackler from the previous two years in Tanner Caylor due to early graduation. MC will also look to replace three all conference defensive backs from a year ago in Phil Garrett, Demetrius Christian and Caleb Clement. Maryville will also lose pressure off the end as Yohance Butler will not return for his senior campaign due to an injury. The defensive line returns two time all-conference senior Blake Barnes as their anchor along with seniors GL Waynick and Kyle Kriz. Junior Jamie Owen returns to aid the speed rush attack and build on 60 tackles (11.5 for a loss) and 6.5 sacks from the previous season. Senior Justin Siler will look to battle for play time at the defensive end position. “The defensive line will be our strength coming into the 2011 season. We bring back much experience there and we know that we can rely on these seniors to make quality plays.” The line backing corps is filled with hard hitting tacklers to move
into the 2011 season. Team captain Alex Anderson makes the switch from three years at safety to bring speed to the line backing group. Junior Zach Duncan and sophomore Leterrin Thomas will battle for the middle linebacker spot. Senior Dakota Crews will look to build on his 35 tackles from a year ago as the all-conference academic team member provides leadership to this line backing core. Junior Dylan Wolfenbarger will return 27 tackles and will remain a force on special teams as well. “Alex Anderson is the strongest player on our team pound for pound and I have no doubt he will contribute significantly at the strong linebacker position. Dylan Wolfenbarger gives us versatility because he is very good in pass coverage and can play both the strong and weak linebacker positions for us. Dakota Crews has the heart of a lion and knows the position well. Leterrin Thomas and Zach Duncan are two of the hardest hitters on the team and will compete for the middle linebacker spot going through camp.” Fifth year senior Bud Christy will be the anchor of a secondary that took a huge hit in the offseason by losing three all- conference performers. Christy is two interceptions shy of becoming the all time leader in Scots history. Across from Christy, junior Kane Crowell will provide speed and strength at the strong safety position. Crowell stepped in for an injured Christy as season, and earned twenty tackles with seven passes broken up. Juniors Cody Martin and James Roe provide vital depth at the safety position and will earn quality playing time during the 2011 season. Junior Jake Berwind and sophomore Kaleb Mitchell look to man the cornerback positions. Berwind is coming off a season where he aided the special teams but will look to add onto his 12 tackles and two pass breakups from last season. Mitchell makes the transition to cornerback and has all the tools to excel at the position if he can stay healthy. “Bud Christy and Kane Crowell will give us two excellent safeties to anchor our secondary. Both guys are strong, fast, and crafty at the position. James Roe and Cody Martin have all the tools as well and will get their chance. Jake Berwind and Kaleb Mitchell are two lockdown coverage corners who can also aid the run game as well. The secondary is a very hard-working bunch with lots of potential.” Secondary coach Dustin Locke stated. The Scots return the only first team all-conference kicker in school history in senior Andrew Noboa. Noboa connected on 12 of 19 field goal attempts during the 2010 football season and is expected to have a big senior season. Junior Tony Gill will add depth to the kicking unit as he progresses from the transition from wide receiver. Senior R.J. Sandmeyer will continue to pace the punting unit during the 2011 season and is expected to have an all-conference caliber year. Senior Wide Receiver Ryan Roach will continue to serve as the long snapper for the Scots. Roach had a great 2011 season as the team’s long snapper. Maryville, 20-22 in career USA South challenges, will look to surpass their best league finish since 2007 where they finished third within one of the strongest NCAA Division III conferences in the country. MC’s Honaker Field has been home to exciting Scots football for 118 years where strong fan support and close proximity to the action can be found on any home football Saturday in the fall. 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 11
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Bud Christy FS
Dunlap, TN
Sequatchie County H.S.
Bud comes back as a red-shirt senior after suffering a season ending injury last season. With 27 tackles and two interceptions through four games last season, Bud is only two interceptions away from the top of the all-time career interceptions mark with 11 total INTs. Bud, a former 2010 captain, returns as one of the best defensive backs in the USA South athletic conference and vital leader for the Scots defensive backfield. Bud is majoring in business and is the son of William and Holly Messer.
6 Andrew Noboa
Kicker Deltona, FL
Deltona H.S.
Andrew is coming off a very successful junior season where he was a first team AllConference placekicker. He led the conference, and set the single season school record with 12 field goals made. As a sophomore he was good on nine field goals, and added 21 extra points. He is looking to add to those numbers this season. Andrew is a mathematics major with teacher licensure and is the son of Luis and Kate Noboa.
8 Tim Conner QB
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Tavares, FL
Tavares H.S.
Tim comes back as a red-shirt senior this year after a very disappointing injury last year as the Scots quarterback and captain. As a junior he started nearly every game. He was second in the conference in both passing yards per game (180), and touchdowns (14). As a sophomore he threw for over 500 yards and four touchdowns, including an 85 yard connection to Wesley Idlette against Methodist. The Scots plan to use his strong arm and good speed again this season. Conner is a physical education major and the son of Jimmy and Sherry Conner.
Zach Bledsoe WR
Nashville, TN
Nashville Christian
Zach was not only a key member on the 2010 Scots offense, but also a key contributor on special teams as a returner. He gained almost 500 yards on kickoff and punt returns. Against Averett last season he also rushed for 41 yards in the victory. Zack is an engineering major and the son of Van and Andrea Bledsoe.
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Paul Costanzo RB
Venice, FL
Venice H.S.
Paul missed the majority of last two seasons due to injury. He has work extremely hard to get himself back in position to play. He had an excellent spring, and is expected to have a big season for the Scots offense. Paul is a business major and the son of Paul and Patty Costanzo.
25 Alex Anderson LB
Dunwoody, GA
Dunwoody H.S .
Following a strong 2010 season in the defensive secondary as a strong safety, Alex will be making the move to outside linebacker where his speed, strength and hard-hitting abilities will prove valuable to a strong linebacker group. Alex finished the 2010 season with 46 tackles and two interceptions. Alex, a USA South All-academic performer, has been named as a 2011 captain for the Scots. Alex is majoring in business and is the son of Lisa and Steve Anderson.
29 GL Waynick NG
Mt. Juliet, TN
Friendship Christian H.S.
GL, a starter on the defensive line, comes into his senior season after a strong 2010 campaign with 28 tackles, two for loss, and a sack. GL is a USA South All-academic honoree and as one of the anchors of a tough defensive unit, brings the talents and knowledge to continue to stop opposing offenses. GL is majoring in history with teacher licensure and is the son of Becky and David Waynick
45 Brad Eich
Center Cookeville, TN
Cookeville H.S.
Brad enters the 2011 season as a captain, and the leader of the offensive line. As a junior he was named second team all-conference. Brad has started at center for the past two seasons. He consistently grades out as MCâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s top lineman. Brad is a physical education major and the son of Daniel and Cindy Eich.
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Dakota Crews LB
Summertown, TN
Lewis County
After waiting for his opportunity to see the field, Dakota proved to be a vital contributor to the Scots defensive unit. Dakota finished the 2010 season with 35 tackles which included three stops for a loss of yards. This tenacious linebacker has continued to work hard off the field to improve his talents on the field. As a USA South all-academic performer, Dakota will again prove to be a vital asset to the Scots linebacker core. Dakota is majoring in mathematics and is the son of Laurie and Jeff Crews.
54 Wesley Idlette WR
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Chattanooga, TN
Baylor School
Wesley has proved himself to be one of the top playmakers in the conference since the day he arrived in Maryville. He is already the all-time school leader in receptions, receiving yards, and is two touchdowns away from the all-time receiving touchdowns mark. As a freshman he became fourth on the all-time single season receiving yards with 778. He topped that mark his in 2009 with a second best 994 yard effort which paced the conference. He has already been named all-conference on three occasions. In 2011 he looks to add to these numbers and accolades as a captain. Wesley is a physical education major and is the son of Willie and Angela Idlette.
Ryan Roach WR
Knoxville, TN
Carter H.S.
Ryan enters his final season with the Scots after several very productive seasons as a receiver. As a junior he pulled in 44 catches for 438 yards. Ryan had a very productive sophomore campaign with 323 yards receiving and three touchdowns. He caught a pair of touchdowns against Averett. Ryan is an elementary education major, and is the son of Stacey and Sheila Roach.
85 R.J. Sandmeyer
Punter Fayetteville, TN
Lincoln County H.S.
R.J. had a productive season after missing his sophomore year due to knee surgery. He punted for a 36.6 yard average, and placed 14 punts inside the 20 yard line. He looks to change field position again this season for Coach Emoryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s special teams unit. R.J is an outdoor recreation major and the son of Glenn and Gail Sandmeyer.
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Kyle Kriz DT
Manchester, TN
Coffee County H.S.
Over the past few seasons Kyle has battled injury but comes into his senior season at full strength and ready to take on any opposition. Kyle possesses the size and talent to play several positions within the interior defensive line. After a good off-season and strong spring Kyle looks to come into his senior year as a key contributor to the Scots defensive front. Kyle is majoring in business and is the son of Becky and Joe Kriz.
95 Justin Siler DE
Heiskell, TN
Anderson County H.S.
Justin, coming off a good off-season, will look to add much needed depth at the defensive end position. Justin has waited patiently and battled injury to get his opportunity to get substantial playing time. As a hard worker off the field Justin has shown that he is ready to become a contributor on the field. Justin is majoring in physical education and is the son of Kathy and Timothy Siler.
98 Blake Barnes DT
LaBelle, FL
LaBelle H.S.
Blake is coming into the 2011 season after a dominating performance in 2010. Blake has amassed over 100 tackles and 10 sacks over the past two seasons. Along with his size, strength and speed, his efforts have awarded him 2nd team all-conference honors the past two seasons. Again in this season, Blake will continue to be a dominating force and anchor of the Scots defensive front. Blake is majoring in business and is the son of Wanda and Robert Barnes.
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Jake Berwind CB
Lemon Bay, FL
Lemon Bay H.S.
Jake comes into his junior season with all the necessary tools to fill the shoes of two recent graduates at the corner position. After having a strong off-season, Jake is fully prepared to take on the top receivers in the conference. In the 2010 season Jake contributed mainly on special teams for the Scots including a vital fumble recovery on a kick-off to help seal a victory against Ferrum College the last game of the season. Jake recorded 12 tackles and two pass breakups as a sophomore. Jake is majoring in writing communications and is the son of Linda and Jim Berwind.
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Kane Crowell S
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Hohenwald, TN
Lewis County H.S.
Over the past few seasons Kane has been proved to be a dominating presence on the field. This talented safety has worked hard off the field in the weight room to become one of the strongest players and worked hard on the field to become a full time starter after a season ending injury to Bud Christy. Last season he tied the single game record for most passes broken up to help ensure a win against Averett University. On the season Kane finished with twenty tackles and seven passes broken up. Kane is majoring in physical therapy and is the son of Crystal and Ken Crowell.
Cody Martin DB
Paducah, KY
Lone Oak H.S.
This past season Cody made the move from the offensive side of the ball to the defensive side. In the off-season he has worked hard and shown much improvement. Last season Cody contributed mainly on special teams and this season Cody will look to be a contributor not only on special teams again but also on defense. Cody is majoring in outdoor recreation with a minor in business and is the son of Tony Martin.
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Newport, TN
Cocke Co. H.S.
Jake enters his junior season looking to compete for the Scots quarterback position. He saw limited action as a sophomore. Jake brings great size and strength, as well as a very strong arm to the position. He is a physical education major and the son of David and Brenda Crawford.
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Zane Winders WR
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Maryville, TN
Zane comes into the 2011 season as one of the leaders of the receiving corp. He is one of the best blockers and has some of the best hands on the Scots offense. He looks to have a breakout season this year. Zane is an economics major and is the son of Joey and Debby Winders.
James Roe S
Albertville, AL
Justin Kanjanabout FB
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Murfreesboro, TN
Coffee Co.
Justin solidified his role last season as the Scots fullback last season with his powerful blocking and good receiving skills. He is one of the hardest workers in the classroom and weight room. Justin is a child development with teaching licensure major and the son of Khan Kanjanabout and Candice Barnes.
Tony Gill
Kicker Bean Station, TN
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Albertville H.S.
James came into MC as a quarterback and made the transition this past season to the defensive side of the ball. As a sophomore James added a presence on several special teams units. After waiting patiently, this hard hitting safety will now look to contribute on defense as well as special teams. James is majoring in business and is the son of Jeanette and Phil Roe
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Maryville H.S.
Grainger Co.
Tony has made the move from wide receiver to kicker for the 2011 season. He has worked very hard this offseason and looks to be a contributor to the Scots special teams this season. Tony is a physical education with teacher licensure major and is the son of Frank and Terri Gill.
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Andrew Jenkins LB
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Soddy Daisy, TN
Soddy Daisy H.S.
Andrew comes into his junior year looking to become an impact player for the Scots defense. After battling through injuries and working hard in the off season Andrew is ready to hit the field running. Andrew is majoring in business and is the son of Karen and Jeff Jenkins
Tim Foster TE
Suwanee, GA
Peachtree Ridge H.S..
Tim enters his first season on the collegiate gridiron in 2011. Tim was a member of the Scots basketball team for the past three years before deciding to join the football squad in the spring. His size at tight end will make Tim an important target in the Scots passing attack. Tim is a writing and communications major, and is the son of Tim and Carmen Foster.
44 Brian Bush RB
Chattanooga, TN
David Brainerd Christian
Brian had an excellent spring and looks to contribute at full back and running back positions this season. He brings great energy and attitude to the Fighting Scots offense. Brian is a political science major and is the son of Sonya Bush.
47 Jordan Keller FB
Parrottsville, TN
Cocke Co.
Jordan has played a key role for the Fighting Scots the past two seasons as a full back and member of the special teams unit. He is an extremely hard worker on and off the field, and is looking forward to a great season. Jordan is a history with teacher licensure major and is the son of Mike and Yvonne Cameron.
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Zach Duncan LB
Sarasota, FL
Sarasota H.S.
Zach has all the tools to become an integral part of the Scots linebacker core. This past season Zach contributed mainly on special teams but with the size, speed and experience he is ready to step in and become a play maker for the Scots. Zach is majoring in business and is the son of James Duncan.
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Chad Johnson DL
Stockbridge, GA
Stockbridge H.S.
Chad enters his junior campaign on the defensive side of the ball. This former fullback is expected to add strength and quality depth to the defensive line in 2011. He was his high schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s defensive player of the year in 2008. Chad is a business management and accounting major, and is the son of Harvey and Eunice Johnson.
52 Dustin Dudley OL
Sewanee, TN
Franklin County HS
Dustin began his college career at Tusculum College and transferred to Maryville after his freshman season. This athlete played in six games for the Fighting Scots at tight end last season. He moved to the offensive line during spring practice and is expected to start at offensive tackle in the fall. Dustin is a physical education major and is the son of Dusty and Nora Dudley.
55 Dylan Wolfenberger LB
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Knoxville, TN
Knoxville Central H.S.
Dylan was a force on special teams last season. As one of the members of the linebacking group, Dylan finished last season with 27 tackles including one for a loss of eleven yards. Dylan has worked extremely hard in the weight room and now looks to transition that on the field in the 2011 season. Dylan is majoring in history and is the son of Andrea and John Wolfenberger.
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Jamie Owen DE
Sarasota, FL
Venice H.S.
Jamie comes off a dominating 2010 season looking to do the same in 2011. As the second leading tackler for the Scots defensive unit, Jamie finished with 60 tackles, 12 for loss, as well as six sacks. With his speed off the edge Jamie will continue to be a dominating force for the Scots. Jamie is majoring in business and is the son of Beth and Rick Owen.
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Matt Likins WR
Sarasota, FL
Sarasota H.S.
Matt brings size and a deep threat to the wide receiver corp. He contributed several key catches as a sophomore and is expected to play a bigger role in the Fighting Scots offensive attach this season. Matt is an engineering major and is the son of Daniel Likins.
80 Devin Brunsvold TE
Murphreesboro, TN
Middle Tennessee Christian School
Devin played a major role for the Scots during his sophomore season. His touchdown reception against Averett helped lead the Scots to victory. Devin is recovering from surgery this summer and will be medically red-shirted this fall. Devin is a physical education major and is the son of Tom and Dana Brunsvold.
82 John Worley NG
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Fuqua, VA
Fuqua H.S.
John comes off a good off season looking to transition that onto the field. As a hard worker both on and off the field, John will be one of the leaders of the defensive line. John is the younger brother of recent graduate Chase Worley. John is majoring in economics with a history minor and is the son of Tina and Rob French.
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2 0 1 1 M a r y v i l le C ollege Football R oster No. Name 2 Melvin Burston
Pos
Ht
Wt YR
QB
6’2
163 205
Hometown/High School
26 Abe Kiernan
CB
5’11 163
Fr Blairsville, GA (Union County)
Fr Bradenton, FL (Palmetto)
27 Branden Johnson
RB
5’9
210
Fr Acworth, GA (Walker School)
195
So Orange Park, FL (Orange Park)
3 Jakatei Ridley
S
5’7
So Covington, GA (Alcovy)
28 Travis Felder
RB
5’6
4 Jacob Berwind
CB
5’11 150
Jr Lemon Bay, FL (Lemon Bay)
29 Alex Anderson
LB
5’11 180
Sr Dunwoody, GA (Dunwoody)
5 Kane Crowell
s
6’0
Jr Hohenwald, TN (Lewis County)
30 Donovan Hargis
CB
5’11 151
Fr Chattanooga, TN (Red Bank)
CB
5’8
165
Fr Pikeville, TN (Bledsoe County)
5’7
190
Fr Jonesboro, TN (David Crockett)
5’8
195
6 Bud Christy
s
6’0
190
Sr Dunlap, TN (Sequatchie)
31 Michael Gibbons
7 Cody Martin
s
6’0
195
Jr Paducah, KY (Lone Oak)
31 Vic Shephard
RB
8 Andrew Noboa
K/P
5’11 200
Sr Deltona, FL (Deltona)
32 Doug Cook
S
190
Fr Kingsport, TN (Sullivan North)
9 Jake Crawford
QB
6’3
228
Jr Newport, TN (Cocke County)
33 Justin Kanjanabout W
5’11 215
Jr Wartrace, TN (Coffee County)
10 Kaleb Mitchell
CB
5’8
182
So Norcross, GA (Meadowcreek)
34 Wesley Branch
RB
5’9
170
Fr Merridianville, AL (Hazel Green)
PK
6’4
180
Jr Rutledge, TN (Grainger County)
165
Fr Winchester, TN (Tullahoma)
11 Blake Williams
WR
6’0
167
So Clinton, TN (Clinton)
35 Tony Gill
12 Tim Conner
QB
6’2
231
Sr Tavares, FL (Tavares)
36 Matthew Carter
DB
5’7
13 Zane Winders
WR
6’3
200
Jr Maryville, TN (Maryville)
36 Jeremiah Catlett
S
5’11 160
Fr Knoxville, TN (Powell)
14 Dustin Williams
QB
5’11 211
So Jacksonville, FL (Sandalwood)
37 Evan Rogers
CB
5’6
Fr Knoxville, TN (South Doyle)
15 Zach Dowdy
WR
6’1
So Powell, TN (Halls)
38 Nick Perone
W
5’7
175
So Cape Coral, FL (Mariner)
RB
5’6
150
So Cape Coral, FL (Mariner)
LB
5’10 205
190
16 Eric Sisson
QB
6’0
Fr Copper Hill, TN (Copper Basin)
39 Mario Perone
17 Austin Canfield
QB
5’11 180
Fr Maryville, TN (Maryville)
40 Andrew Jenkins
151
165
Jr Soddy Daisy, TN (Soddy Daisy)
17 Chasen Williams
P
6’0
200
Fr Gordonsville, TN (Gordonsville)
40 Joshua Warren
K
6’2
185
Fr Powell, TN (Powell)
18 James Roe
S
6’1
185
Jr Albertville, AL (Albertville)
41 Bryson Welch
DB
6’2
185
Fr Monterey, TN (Monterey)
19 Zach Brown
S
6’3
168
Fr Kissimmee, FL (Celebration)
42 Jon McCloskey
LB
5’9
218
Fr Spring Hill, FL (Springstead)
20 J.T. Ostrowski
WR
5’11 160
Fr Morristown, TN (Morris. West)
43 Zach Naylor
LB
5’11 235
Fr Elizabethton, TN (Unaka)
21 Alexander Egarievwe DE
6’1
205
Fr Brentwood, TN (Ravenwood)
44 Tim Foster
TE
6’6
220
Sr Suwanee, GA (Peachtree Ridge)
22 Zach Bledsoe
WR
5’7
167
Sr Nashville, TN (Nashville Christian)
45 GL Waynick
NG
5’9
279
Sr Mt. Juliet, Tenn. (Friendship Christian)
23 Chad Brooks
RB
5’8
185
So Morristown, TN (Morristown. West)
46 Josh Krebs
LB
6’2
203
Fr Knoxville, TN (Hardin Valley)
24 Nick Scott
CB
5’8
170
So Marietta, GA (Wheeler)
47 Brian Bush
RB
5’6
217
Jr Chattanooga, TN (David Brainerd)
25 Paul Costanzo
RB
5’8
180
Jr Venice, FL (Venice)
48 Jordan Keller
W
5’10 215
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Jr Newport, TN (Cocke County)
2 0 1 1 M a r y v i l l e C ollege Football R oster Jr Sarasota, FL (Sarasota)
81 Wesley Idlette
WR
6’1
180
Sr Chattanooga, TN (Baylor)
5’10 226
So Knoxville, TN (South Doyle)
82 Devin Brunsvold
TE
6’1
220
Jr Murfreesboro, TN (Middle Tenn. Christian)
49 Zach Duncan
LB
6’0
50 Leterrin Thomas
LB
220
51 Brad Eich
C
5’10 265
Sr Cookeville, Tenn. (Cookeville)
83 Kendyhl Rodgers
DB
5’11 143
Fr Dundee, FL (Haines City)
52 Chad Johnson
DT
6’0
Jr Stockbridge, GA (Stockbridge)
84 Ed Johnson
WR
6’0
146
Fr Jacksonville, FL (Mandrin)
53 Gabe Walkup
LB
5’10 205
Fr Woodbury, TN (Cannon County)
85 Ryan Roach
WR
6’1
195
Sr Knoxville, TN (Carter)
WR
6’0
145
Fr Jacksonville, FL (Stanton Prep)
240
54 Dakota Crews
LB
5’7” 210
Sr Summertown, Tenn. (Lewis County)
86 Karim Harris
55 Dustin Dudley
OL
6’3
257
Jr Sewanee, TN (Franklin County)
87 Zach Franklin
TE
6’2
217
So Loudon, TN (Loudon)
56 Dylan Wolfenbarger LB
6’0
202
Jr Knoxville, TN (Central)
88 Jared Miller
TE
6’2
215
Fr Maryville, TN (Maryville)
57 Will Sawyer
OL
6’3
253
Fr Signal Mountain, TN (Signal Mntn)
89 Trevor Brunsvold
WR/P 6’0
175
Fr Murfreesboro, TN (MTCS)
58 Joseph Brooks
OL
6’1
194
So Kingston, GA (Model)
90 Daniel Dunn
LB
6’0
185
Fr Afton, TN (North Greene)
DE
6’4
226
Fr Oak Ridge, TN (Oak Ridge)
59 Dylan Mills
OL
6’5
336
So Georgetown, TN (Walker Valley)
91 Jared O’Farrell
60 Jordan Veale
LB
6’0
232
So Cape Coral, FL (Cypress Lake)
92 Alec Elsea
DE
6’0
225
Fr Signal Mountain, TN (Chatt. Christian)
61 Zach Selby
OL
6’1
284
Fr Fayetteville, TN (Lincoln County)
93 Tyler Todd
DE
6’1
232
Fr Adams, TN (Rossview)
62 Zach Broadwater
OL
6’0
243
So Smyrna, TN (Smyrna)
94 R.J. Sandmeyer
P
5’11 230
Sr Fayetteville, Tenn. (Lincoln County)
63 Jamie Owen
DE
6’0
203
Jr Sarasota, FL (Venice)
95 Kyle Kriz
NG
6’2
270
Sr Manchester, Tenn. (Coffee County)
NG
5’9
271
Jr Cumberland, VA (Fuqua)
64 Andrew King
OL
5’10 240
Fr Powell, TN (Powell)
96 John Worley
67 James Ussery
OL
6’2
215
Fr Powell, TN (Powell)
97 JuLian Keen
DE
6’1
225
Jr labelle, fl (webbER college)
69 Zach Stelter
OL
6’5
255
Fr Jonesboro, TN (David Crockett)
98 Justin Siler
DE
6’2
228
Sr Heiskell, Tenn. (Anderson County)
70 Toby Hurst
OL
5’10 293
So Blaine, TN (Grainger County)
99 Blake Barnes
DT
6’2
249
Sr LaBelle, FL (LaBelle)
71 Dalton Stephens
OL
6’2
256
Fr Melbourne, FL (Eau Gallie)
72 Charlie Rupert
DE
6’1
225
Fr Limestone, TN (David Crockett)
73 Ronnie Wright
LB
6’1
238
Fr Franklin, TN (Ravenwood)
75 Rance Hightower
OL
6’2
303
Fr Adairsville, GA (Adairsville)
76 Dakota Jenkins
OL
6’5
270
Fr Knoxville, TN (Webb School)
79 Tyler Daily
OL
6’3
285
So Maryville, TN (Greenback)
80 Matt Likins
WR
6’3
190
Jr Sarasota, FL (Sarasota)
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2 0 1 1 M a r y v ille Scot s SOP HOMORE S
15 Zach Dowdy QB 6-1190 Powell, TN (Halls)
14 Dustin Williams
QB 5-11200 Jacksonville, FL (Sandalwood)
87 Zach Franklin TE 6-2 192 Loudon, TN (Loudon)
DB 5-7 200 Covington, GA (Alcovy)
RB 5-6 195 Orange Park, FL (Orange Park)
23 Chad Brooks
11 Blake Williams
38 Nick Perone
39 Mario Perone
50 Leterrin Thomas
RB 5-8 185 Morristown, TN (Morristown West)
58 Joseph Brooks OL 6-1 285 Kingston, GA (Model)
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WR 6-0 180 Clinton, TN (Clinton)
FB 5-7 175 Cape Coral, FL (Mariner)
59 Dylan Mills
62 Zach Broadwater
OL 6-5 306 Georgetown, TN (Walker Valley)
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OL 6-0 230 Smyrna, TN (Smyrna)
3 Jakatei Ridley
RB 5-6 150 Cape Coral, FL (Mariner)
70 Toby Hurst
OL 5-10 275 Blaine, TN (Grainger County)
28 Travis Felder
LB 5-10 215 Knoxville, TN (South Doyle)
79 Tyler Daily
OL 6-2 285 Maryville, TN (Greenback)
2 0 1 1 M a r y v ille Scot s SOP HOMORE S
10 Kaleb Mitchell
CB 5-8 176 Norcross, GA (Meadowcreek)
60 Jordan Veale
LB 6-0 232 Cape Coral, FL (Cypress Lake)
24 Nick Scott
DB 5-8 170 Marietta, GA (Wheeler)
97 Julian Keen
DE 6-1 225 LaBelle, FL (Webber College)
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2 Melvin Burston
16 Eric Sisson
36 Matthew Carter
36 Jeremiah Catlett
17 Austin Canfield
17 Chasen Williams
19 Zach Brown
20 J.T. Ostrowski
21 Alexander Egarievwe
89 Trevor Brunsvold
26 Abe Kiernan
27 Branden Johnson
30 Donovan Hargis
31 Michael Gibbons
31 Vic Shephard
32 Doug Cook
34 Wesley Branch
37 Evan Rogers
40 Joshua Warren
41 Bryson Welch
42 Jon McCloskey
43 Zach Naylor
46 Josh Krebs
53 Gabe Walkup
57 Will Sawyer
QB 6-2 185 Bradenton, FL (Palmetto)
P 6-0 192 Gordonsville, TN (Gordonsville)
DB 5-11 185 Blairsville, GA (Union County)
DB 5-8 190 Kingsport, TN (Sullivan North)
LB 5-9 210 Spring Hill, FL (Springstead)
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QB 6-0 180 Copper Hill, TN (Copper Basin)
DB 6-4 195 Kissimmee, FL (Celebration)
RB 5-9 210 Ackworth, GA (Walker School)
RB 5-9 170 Merridian, AL (Hazel Green)
LB 5-11 225 Elizabethton, TN (Unaka)
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K/P 5-7 165 Winchester, TN (Tullahoma)
WR 5-11 160 Morristown, TN (Morristown-West)
DB 5-11 165 Chattanooga, TN (Red Bank)
DB 5-6 165 Knoxville, TN (South Doyle)
LB 6-2 203 Knoxville, TN (Hardin Valley) 74 Shaymis Aiava
DB 5-11 160 Knoxville, TN (Powell)
DE 6-1 225 Brentwood, TN (Ravenwood)
DB 5-8 165 Pikeville, TN (Bledsoe County)
K 6-2 185 Powell, TN (Powell)
LB 5-10 205 Woodbury, TN (Cannon County)
QB 5-11 180 Maryville, TN (Maryville)
WR/P 6-0 175 Murfreesboro, TN (MTCS)
RB 5-7 190 Jonesboro, TN (David Crockett)
DB 6-2 185 Monterey, TN (Monterey)
OL 6-3 245 Signal Mountain, TN (Signal Mountain)
2 0 1 1 M a r y ville Scots Fre shm en
61 Zach Selby
64 Andrew King
67 James Ussery
69 Zach Stelter
71 Dalton Stephens
72 Charlie Rupert
73 Ronnie Wright
75 Rance Hightower OL 6-2 303 Adairsville, GA (Adairsville)
76 Dakota Jenkins
OL 6-5 270 Knoxville, TN (Webb School)
83 Kendyhl Rodgers
84 Ed Johnson
86 Karim Harris
88 Jared Miller
90 Daniel Dunn
91 Jared Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Farrell
92 Alec Elsea
93 Tyler Todd
OL 6-1 270 Fayetteville, TN (Lincoln County)
OL 6-1 225 Limestone, TN (David Crockett)
WR 6-0 188 Jacksonville, FL (Mandrin)
DL 6-0 225 Signal Mountain, TN (Chattanooga Christian)
OL 5-10 240 Powell, TN (Powell)
LB 6-1 230 Franklin, TN (Ravenwood)
WR 6-0 185 Jacksonville, FL (Stanton Prep)
OL 6-2 215 Powell, TN (Powell)
TE 6-2 225 Maryville, TN (Maryville)
OL 6-5 255 Jonesboro, TN (David Crockett)
DL 6-0 185 Afton, TN (North Greene)
OL 6-2 265 Melbourne, FL (Eau Gallie)
WR 5-11 155 Dundee, FL (Haines City)
DL 6-4 215 Oak Ridge, TN (Oak Ridge)
DL 6-1 225 Adams, TN (Rossview)
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M a r y v i l l e C ollege S p ort Facilitie 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 Room 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.
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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 3 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 350 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. The facility runs the same operation hours as the Cooper Athletic Center (8am-10pm Monday-Thursday, shorter hours on Friday-Sunday.) The room is completely covered with rubber floors and surrounded by mirrored walls.
Meeting Rooms Created in 2008 the orange and garnet meeting rooms consist of state of the art media technology where the team can hold meetings, film sessions, etc. It is suited to fit any size group rather itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a squad of 20 or a team of 100.
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Back Row L to R Millicent Dunn, Emily Broussard, Brandi Berghorn, Shelby Marttala, Leah Petr, Chelsey Nuchols, Erin Burns, Amanda Spannbauer Front Row L to R Dara Vick, Kelly Hertzel, Julia Rosa, Melanie Kirby, Callie Blackford, Breanna Wells Not pictured Lauren Vasquez
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Left to Right: Mykal Harris; Katy Crockarell; Ally Boling; Danielle Nagy, Katie Fair, Tori Edmisten, Jennifer Gregio
TOUCHDOWN CLUB 1We wish to thank local businesses, parents and Scots fans for their supporting the 2011 Fighting Scots. We truly apologize for any omissions from the following list. Joyce Allen & Associates Anderson Lumber Steve and Lisa Anderson Tyler Bauer Otto & Lillian Bianchi Blount Memorial Hospital Tony and Katrina Brooks Edward Brown Bill & Michelle Brown Clarence “Bud” Brown Charles Brand Jason Brooks CBBC Wendell & Kim Carter Stella Catlett Chariots of Hire Jay Coatney Coca-Cola Courtyard by Marriott Ed Cross Dancing Bear Lodge Gary Dutton
Equity Claims Bill Dunn Rob & Cece Elsea TJ Emory Fairfield Inn Family Homes Family Inns Dan Greaser Brian Gossett Home Federal Eldria & Etta Hurst David Ierulli IMS Claims Ingram, Overholt & Bean Jeff & Karen Jenkins Mike & Noelle Kiernan & Family Kessler’s Team Sports Tim L. Kelly Scott & Rose King Kizer and Black Attorneys PLLC Scott B. Krebs Chip Krug
Jim LaPinska Darrel Lauderdale Tom Leverone Little Ceasars Barry Mathis McDonald’s MEDI SPA Don Moore Kelli Moore Fred Morrison Bill Napier Olympia Health Club ORNL Federal Credit Union Premier Bus Lines Todd Rechenbach Elaine Rosier Mr. & Mrs. Gary Sanderson Glenn & Gail Sandmeyer Robert & Connie Sawyer Lynn Sexton Greg Simmons Pete Stafford
Scott Stevens Stevenson Tire E.B. Smith Mike Smith Sports Page Stevenson Tires Subway Family of Tyler Todd Raymond & Kimberley Todd Lee Taylor Jennifer & Trey Ussery Valentine Enterprise Jason M. Warren David, Becky & Toni Waynick West End Tire Sales Nick White Tammy & Danny Williams John & Andrea Wolfenbarger Ron & Kathy Wright
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A th l e tic s D ep a rtm ent Shaun Hayes............ 865-981-8293 shaun.hayes@maryvillecollege.edu
Athletic Director Kandis Schram......... 865-981-8290 kandis.schram@maryvillecollege.edu
Dustin Locke............ 865-981-8292 dustin.locke@maryvillecollege.edu
Senior Woman Administration Sharon Wood........... 865-981-8389 sharon.wood@maryvillecollege.edu Faculty Athletics Representative Scott Steele............. 865-981-8077 scott.steele@maryvillecollege.edu Assistant Athletic Director for Communications Eric Etchison . ......... 865-981-8283 ................................ 865-850-8103 eric.etchison@maryvillecollege.edu Athletics Office Manager Janice Braun............ 865-981-8280 janice.braun@maryvillecollege.edu Athletic Training Staff Sharon Wood........... 865-981-8389 sharon.wood@maryvillecollege.edu Terra Davenport...... 865-981-8289 terra.davenport@maryvillecollege.edu Grant Davis.............. 865-981-8289 grant.davis@maryvillecollege.edu Baseball Paul Henry............... 865-981-8296 paul.hanry@maryvillecollege.edu Cross Country Tyson Murphy.......... 865-981-8208 tyson.murphy@maryvillecollege.edu Football Tony Ierulli............... 865-981-8282 tony.ierulli@maryvillecollege.edu Jim Elliott................ 865-981-8281 jim.elliott@maryvillecollege.edu
Golf Ron Waters.............. 865-254-9083 ron.waters@maryvillecollege.edu Menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Basketball Randy Lambert........ 865-981-8287 randy.lambert@maryvillecollege.edu Alex Bowers............ 965-981-8288 alex.bowers@maryvillecollege.edu Soccer Pepe Fernandez...... 865-981-8284 pepe.fernandez@maryvillecollege.edu Jon Baker................ 865-981-8294 jon.baker@maryvillecollege.edu Softball Kim Woodard.......... 865-981-8228 kim.woodard@maryvillecollege.edu Tennis Deidra Dunn............ 865-981-8229 deidra.dunn@maryvillecollege.edu
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Millicent Dunn......... 865-981-8229 millicent.dunn@maryvillecollege.edu Volleyball Kandis Schram . ...... 865-981-8290 kandis.schram@maryvillecollege.edu Jesse Zabal.............. 865-981-8390 jesse.zabal@maryvillecollege.edu Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Basketball Darrin Travillian........ 865-981-8291 darrin.travillian@maryvillecollege.edu Amber Lee............... 865-981-8288 amber.lee@maryvillecollege.edu
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KAndis Schram
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Maryville College Football Single Game Records Carries (30 carries minimum) Hubert Payne 37 Rod Stephens 33 32 Rommel Hightower 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) Armond Akiboh 253 1996 vs Methodist 224 1994 vs Kentucky Wesleyan Charsie Robertson 214 1996 vs Rhodes Armond Akiboh Greg Shelton 202 1993 vs Methodist Brandon Evans 197 2000 vs Bethel Nick Moore 196 2007 vs Methodist 188 1978 vs St. Leo Ken Adair Marcus Kenny 183 2003 vs Westminster Rommel Hightower 175 2008 vs Averett Rod Stephens 169 1973 Boydson Baird 156 1939 vs Cumberland 155 1986 vs Sewanee Julio Killidjian Charsie Robertson 154 1993 vs Centre 151 2002 vs Hampden-Sydney Richard Burchfield Rommel Hightower 150 2007 vs Averett 146 1985 vs Samford Jeff Seagle Hubert Payne 143 2005 vs Averett 145 2008 vs Greensboro Rommel Hightower 142 1986 vs Bridgewater Julio Killidjian Alvin Nance 140 1978 vs Baptist Christian Most 100 yard rushing games in a season Rommel Hightower 6 2007 4 1986 Julio Killidjian Ken Adair 4 1978 Most Rushing TD in a Game: Charsie Robertson 4 1994 vs Kentucky Wesleyan Longest Single Game Rushes (60 yards minimum) 90 TD 1978 vs Bridgewater Alvin Nance Rashid Moore 80 TD 2004 vs Centre Charise Robertson 80 TD 1994 vs Davidson 79 TD 2003 vs Westminster Marcus Kenny 79 2004 vs Sewanee Richard Burchfield 78 1961 vs Millsaps Roland McClanahan Roland McClanahan 78 1963 vs Millaps 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 (7 catches minimum) Mike Butler 16 1972 Zach Mendence 12 2002 vs Millsaps Wesley Idlette 11 2009 vs Shenandoah Justin Jackson 11 2005 vs Huntingdon Justin Jackson 10 2005 vs Sewanee Wesley Idlette 9 2008 vs CNU Chris Johannsen 9 1984 vs Union 8 1985 vs Centre William Delaney Wesley Idlette 8 2008 vs Huntingdon Wesley Idlette 8 2010 vs Methodist Wesley Idlette 8 2010 vs NC Wesleyan 8 2001 vs Hampden-Sydney Robert McCants
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 151 2009 vs Huntingdon Ryan Roach 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 2006 vs Methodist Justin Price to Cedric McDonald 75 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 Kelly Edge to William Dickey 69 2000 vs Stillman 69 1977 vs Southwestern Charlie Hixon to Ken Dickens Nick Derry to Gary Patterson 68 2003 vs Case Western 1985 vs Sewanee Pat Moyer to William Delaney 63 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 Most Field Goals in a Game Tim Kelly 5 1974 vs Emory & Henry Passing Attempts in a game (30 minimum) 66 1985 vs Cumberland Pat Moyer Joe Costner 64 1972 vs Emory & Henry Pat Moyer 48 1984 vs Centre 48 1985 vs Washington & Lee Pat Moyer 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 Lucas Wall 35 2007 vs CNU 34 1978 vs Evansville Charlie Hixon Bart Gloyd 33 2001 vs Bethel Tim Conner 33 2008 vs CNU Justin Price 32 2005 vs Greensboro Justin Price 32 2005 vs Ferrum Justin Price 32 2005 vs Methodist Kelly Edge 30 2000 vs Cumberland Passing Completions in a game (20 minimum) Pat Moyer 38 1985 vs Cumberland Nick Derry 26 2002 vs Bethel Dustin Williams 24 2010 vs NC Wesleyan 24 2005 vs Huntingdon Justin Price Tim Conner 22 2009 vs Huntingdon Justin Price 21 2006 vs Averett 21 2008 vs CNU Tim Conner Most tackles in a game: (13 minimum) Chris Howerton 33 2004 vs Thomas More Kyle Chewning 21 2009 vs Averett 17 2005 vs Averett Chris Howerton Tanner Caylor 16 2010 vs LaGrange Kyle Chewning 16 2007 vs Centre 14 2003 vs Rhodes Chris Howerton
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Maryville College Football All-Time Single Season Records Points Mike Butler Rommel Hightower Justin Jackson Justin Price Rommel Hightower Brad Daniel Wade Obermeyer Brad Daniel Brad Daniel Julio Killidjian Rommel Hightower
96 80 76 72 66 58 55 55 54 54 54
1972 2006 2005 2006 2007 2006 1999 2008 2007 1986 2008
Touchdowns in a season Mike Butler 15 Rommel Hightower 13 Justin Jackson 12 Justin Price 11 11 Rommel Hightower Julio Killidjian 9 9 Rommel Hightower Hubert Payne 7 Brandon Evans 7 Joey Wood 7 Chad Tipton 7 7 Armand Akiboh Joe Lombardo 7 Wesley Idlette 7
1972 2006 2005 2006 2007 1986 2008 2005 2000 1998 1998 1996 1976 2009
Most Rushing Attempts: 222 Rommel Hightower Kevin Skipper 206 Armand Akiboh 206 Hubert Payne 199 Rommel Hightower 188 186 Rodney Stephens Alvin Nance 169 Brandon Evans 161 Thomas Stephens 160 Julio Killidjian 157 Marcus Kenny 149 B. Corbett 149 Ken Adair 148
2007 1980 1996 2005 2008 1973 1976 2000 1992 1986 2003 1970 1979
Most Rushing yards Armand Akiboh Rommel Hightower Kevin Skipper Rodney Stephens Thomas Stephens Rommel Hightower Ken Adair Brandon Evans Alvin Nance Alvin Nance Julio Killidjian
1996 2007 1980 1973 1992 2008 1979 2000 1976 1977 1986
1,069 1,016 1,008 1,004 989 926 902 850 777 770 735
Most Rushing Touchdowns Rommel Hightower 11 2007 Rommel Hightower 11 2006 Justin Price 11 2006 Julio Killidjian 9 1986 John Berry Cox 8 1994 36
Brandon Derrick Alvin Nance Ron Silver Armand Akiboh Chad Tipton Joey Wood Thomas Stephens Rommel Hightower
8 7 7 7 7 7 7 7
1995 1979 1992 1996 1998 1998 1992 2008
Passing Attempts (200 minimum) Pat Moyer 499 1985 Pat Moyer 452 1984 Dustin Williams 300 2010 Nick Derry 291 2002 Justin Price 264 2005 Justin Price 263 2006 Joe Costner 254 1972 Lucas Wall 246 2007 236 2009 Tim Conner Joe Costner 231 1971 204 1982 Patrick O’Brien
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 Nick Derry 11 2002 Brandon Derrick 10 1997 Fewest Interceptions (Minimum 100 pass attempts) 3 John Berry Cox Justin Price 4 Bart Gloyd 4 Derek Hunt 6 7 Brandon Derrick Walker Hodges 7 Kelly Edge 7
1992 2005 2001 2008 1997 1973 2000
Passing Completions (100 minimum) Pat Moyer 228 1985 Pat Moyer 212 1984 Nick Derry 165 2002 164 2010 Dustin Williams Justin Price 137 2005 Justin Price 137 2006 Joe Costner 130 1972 Tim Conner 122 2009 118 1971 Joe Costner Lucas Wall 115 2007
Most Interceptions Thrown Pat Moyer 23 1985 Pat Moyer 23 1984 Joe Costner 20 1972 18 1982 Patrick O’Brien Nick Derry 15 2002 Dustin Williams 14 2010 Patrick O’Brien 14 1981 Kelly Moore 13 1991 Justin Price 13 2006 13 2009 Tim Conner
Most Passing Yards (1,000 minimum) 2,475 1985 Pat Moyer 2,455 1984 Pat Moyer Nick Derry 1,945 2002 Justin Price 1,827 2005 Tim Conner 1,800 2009 Joe Costner 1,772 1972 1,749 2006 Justin Price Dustin Williams 1,648 2010 Brandon Derrick 1,400 1997 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
Most Pass Receptions Zach Mendence 71 Wesley Idlette 62 61 Chris Johannsen Chris Johannsen 60 Justin Jackson 59 Mike Butler 57 Randall Minor 56 Nathan Davenport 50 Wesley Idlette 47 Wesley Idlette 46 Mike Avellino 44 Ryan Roach 44 Ted Taylor 38 Zach Mendence 37
2002 2009 1984 1985 2005 1972 1971 1996 2008 2010 1980 2010 1984 1999
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 Randall Minor 601
1972 2009 2002 2005 2008 1996 1984 1985 1981 1999 1971
Passing Percentage (52% minimum) 58.5% 1996 Brandon Derrick John Berry Cox 57% 1992 Mike Human 57% 1987 Nick Derry 56.7% 2002 Derek Hunt 55.4% 2008 Dustin Williams 54.7% 2010 Justin Price 52.1% 2006
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Maryville College Football All-Time Single Season Records 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 William Delaney 17.2 Corey Chesire 17.0 William Delaney 16.9 Wesley Idlette 16.6 Zach Mendence 16.4 Chris Johannsen 16.0 Ken Dickens 16.0 Wesley Idlette 16.0
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 8 1986 Chris Johannsen Wesley Idlette 7 2009 Wesley Idlette 7 2010 Nathan Davenport 6 1996 Dan Coley 6 1977 6 1971 Randall Minor Kicking, PAT Made (20 made minimum) Brad Daniell Brad Daniell Tim Kelly Henry Marambio Doug Loomis Wade Obermeyer Brad Daniell Andrew Noboa Cary Starnes Brad Pesterfield
28 28 28 27 22 22 21 21 20 20
2006 2008 1977 1986 2000 1999 2007 2009 1979 2004
Kicking, Field Goals Made (7 Made minimum) 12 2010 Andrew Noboa Brad Daniell 11 2007 Wade Obermeyer 11 1999 Brad Daniell 10 2006 Doug Loomis 9 2000 Brad Daniell 9 2008 Andrew Noboa 9 2009 John McLeod 7 1985 John McLeod 7 1984 Bruce lane 7 1980 Kicking, Longest Field Goal John McLeod 48 1985 Henry Marambio 47 1986 Jim Cannon 47 1970 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 Cary Starnes Andrew Noboa Brad Pesterfield Brad Daniell Brad Pesterfield
42 42 (2) 41 40 40 (2) 40
2007 1979 2009 2002 2006 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 Jason Lay 132 125 Jason Lay Dave Clinton 123 Kyle Chewning 123 Tom Touzeau 114 Kyle Chewning 113 113 Chris Howerton Justin Talbott 111 David Hunnicutt 108 Kyle Chewning 102
1971 1993 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 Jeff Whitt 7 Nick White 7 Lorenzo Howard 7
1986 1986 1977 1984 1985 1986 1993 1995
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
2000 2005 2004 2004 1991 1982 2001 2006 1989 2008
Defense, Fumble Recoveries Hank Snyder 4 1987 Josh Sandiford 3 1998 Josh Sandiford 3 1999 Clay Taylor 3 1998 Peter Oakes 3 1993 Billy Godfrey 3 1991 Tony Mitchell 3 1982 Steve Howard 3 1973 Paul Risko 3 1971 Paul Risko 3 1973 J.R. Geld 3 2005 Defense, Passes Broken-Up Nick White 16 Jeff Briggs 13 Phil Garrett 11 Kyle Harris 10 10 Phillip Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Dell Dustin Locke 10 9 Dustin Locke Kyle Harris 8 Smith Jean Phillippe 8 Brian Hudspeth 8 Ryan Shelton 8 7 Cody Bowers Phil Garrett 7 Kane Crowell 7
1995 1982 2009 2004 1999 2008 2007 2004 1999 1990 1986 2003 2010 2010
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Maryville College Football All-Time Career Records Carries (275 minimum) Rommel Hightower Hubert Payne Armond Akiboh Jeff Seagle Kelly Moore Robert Cox Thomas Stephens Chad Tipton John Berry Cox Joey Wood
683 391 323 318 304 300 296 292 279 276
2006-2009 2004-2006 1993-1996 1982-1986 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 Jeff Seagle 1,534 1982-1986 Hubert Payne 1,497 2004-2006 Armond Akiboh 1,493 1993-1996 Chad Tipton 1,355 1997-1999 Ron Silver 1,331 1990-1993 Charsie Robertson 1,290 1991-1994 Nick Moore 1,255 2006-2009 Rushing Touchdowns (14 minimum) Rommel Hightower 30 2006-2009 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) Pat Moyer 1,208 1982-1985 Joe Costner 592 1971-1973 Justin Price 527 2005-2006 Joey Wood 508 1996-1999 Brandon Derrick 476 1994-1997 John Berry Cox 459 1991-1994 Patrick O’Brien 392 1981-1982 Kelly Moore 343 1988-1991 Russ Thomas 309 1985-1988 Tim Conner 305 2008-present Dustin Williams 300 2010-present
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Passing Completions Pat Moyer 524 Joe Costner 288 Justin Price 274 Joey Wood 240 John Berry Cox 235 Brandon Derrick 204 Patrick O’Brien 168 Dustin Williams 164 Tim Conner 154 Kelly Moore 141 Lucas Wall 115 Russ Thomas 112
1982-1985 1972-1973 2005-2006 1996-1999 1991-1994 1994-1997 1981-1982 2010-present 2008-present 1988-1991 2007 1985-1988
Passing Yards (2,000 minimum) Pat Moyer 5,943 1982-1985 Justin Price 3,576 2005-2006 Joe Costner 3,532 1971-1973 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 Tim Conner 2,376 2008-present Charlie Hixon 2,328 1976-1978 Kelly Moore 2,043 1988-1991 Passing Touchdowns (15 minimum) Joe Costner 42 1970-1972 Justin Price 32 2005-2006 Pat Moyer 24 1982-1985 Brandon Derrick 21 1994-1997 Charlie Hixon 19 1976-1978 Tim Conner 18 2008-present Patrick O’Brien 16 1981-1982 Receiving, Most Receptions Chris Johannsen 156 1984-1986 Wesley Idlette 155 2008-present Zach Mendence 131 1998-2002 Wesley Idlette 109 2008-present Mike Butler 84 1972-1973 Robert McCants 81 1998-2001 Justin Jackson 71 2004-2005
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Receiving, Most Reception Yards Wesley Idlette 2,298 2008-present Zach Mendence 1,976 1998-2002 Chris Johannsen 1,943 1984-1986 Wesley Idlette 1,772 2008-present Robert McCants 1,180 1998-2001 William Delaney 1,159 1985-1986 Justin Jackson 1,110 2004-2005 Receiving, Most Touchdown receptions Mike Butler 20 1972-1973 Wesley Idlette 18 2008-present Justin Jackson 13 2004-2005 Zach Mendence 12 1998-2002 Wesley Idlette 11 2008-present William Delaney 10 1985-1986 Gene Wheatley 9 1981-1982 Gary Patterson 8 2000-2003 Defense, Career Interceptions Nick White 13 1993-1996 Bid Christy 11 2007-present John McLeod 10 1984-1985 Michael Walsh 10 1986 Ryan Shelton 9 1986-1988 Danny Thomas 9 1976-1977 Bud Christy 9 2007-present Defense, Career Tackles Kyle Chewning 348 Chris Howerton 322
2006-2009 2003-2006
Maryville College Football All-time Record Against Opponents OPPONENT Alabama American University Appalachian State Asheville Auburn Austin College Austin Peay Averett University Baker-Himel Baptist Christian Baptist Univ. of America Berea College Bethany (WV) College Bethel College Bingham School Blackburn (IL) College Bluefield State Bridgewater (VA) College Campbellsville College Capital Carson-Newman Case Western Reserve Catawba College Catholic University Central Florida Centre College UT-Chattanooga Christopher Newport Clemson Clinch Valley Concord State Cumberland College Cumberland University Davidson Dayton DePauw Earlham East Tennessee St 11th Calvary Emory & Henry College University of Evansville Ferrum University of Florida Franklin (IN) Fredrick Frostburg State College Furman Gardner-Webb Georgia Military Georgia Tech Georgetown (KY) Greensboro Guilford College Hampden-Sydney Hanover (IN) College Harding Harriman High School Hiwassee Howard/Samford U Huntingdon Jacksonville State Kentucky Kentucky State Kentucky Wesleyan King College Knoxville Central High Knoxville College
FIRST LAST 1905 1907 1905 1906 1932 1942 1903 1912 1906 1907 1968 1970 1949 1950 2004 2010 1902 1902 1978 1978 1981 1984 1909 1909 1998 1999 1997 2002 1903 1910 2000 2001 1927 1977 1960 2003 1989 1989 1971 1971 1903 1980 2002 2004 1946** 1946 1983 1984 1979 1979 1906 2010 1908 1942 2005 2010 1907 1907 1991 1996 1925 1966## 1985 2001 1904 1993 1994 1997 1982 1982 1981 1981 1965*** 1965 1922 1957 1912 1912 1915 2000 1978 1978 2005 2010 1913 1913 1968 1975 1961 1961 2003 2004 1914 1914 1971 1971 1958 1958 1906 1906 1919 1975 2005 2010 1963 1980 1967 2003 1962 1963 1966 1967 1907 1907 1932 1954 1930 1987 2004 2010 1949 1958 1907 1938 1910 1920 1910 1977 1911 1941 1912 1915 1975 1982
W-L-T 0-3-0 5-0-0 1-1-0 2-0-0 0-1-1 0-3-0 0-2-0 2-5-0 1-0-0 1-0-0 4-0-0 1-0-0 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 1-5-0 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 23-38-2 0-1-0 3-3-0 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 4-2-0 4-2-0 6-17-0 2-0-0 0-2-0 2-0-0 13-4-0 3-6-1 2-4-0 1-8-1 0-13-1 0-5-0 2-2-1 12-8-2 4-0-0 0-3-0
Knoxville Y.M.C.A 1894 1913 3-2-0 LaGrange 2006 2010 4-1-0 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 2010 9-5-0 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 2010 2-4-0 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 2006 10-19-0 Shenandoah 2005 2010 5-1-0 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 1948 0-3-0 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 Wittenburg 1995 1996 0-2-0 Xavier 1922 1934 1-2-0 MC Overall record 118 Seasons 424-466-33
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YEAR 1946 1946 1946 1946 1947 1952 1953 1953 1954 1954 1956 1957 1958 1961 1962 1963 1964 1967 1968 1972 1972 1972 1972 1973 1973 1977 1980 1981 1986 1989 1992 1993 1993 1995 2001 2005 2009
NAME............................. POSITION Leon Berrong.....................Tailback Robert Garner...................Center Marvin Mitchell..................Tackle Hershell Merriman.............Fullback Hershell Merriman.............Fullback Joe Bender........................Tackle Jimmy Campbell................Safety Clarence Shepard..............Tailback Clarence Shepard..............Tailback Jerry King..........................Guard Buddy White......................Fullback Jimmy Harris......................Tailback Dan Greaser.......................Quarterback Bill Owenby.......................End Pete Stafford.....................Tackle Ken Berry...........................Fullback Benny Monroe...................Quarterback Steve Dockery...................Defensive Back Don Hickman.....................Defensive Back Mike Butler........................Split End/Safety Larry Stephens...................Defensive Back Joe Costner.......................Quarterback David Clinton.....................Linebacker Earl McMahan....................Guard Rodney Stephens..............Tailback Wayne Dunn......................Linebacker Jeff Skipper.......................Punter Jon Watson........................Defensive Back Mike Walsh........................Free Safety Pat Wade...........................Free Safety Thomas Smith....................Offensive Guard Thomas Smith....................Offensive Guard Peter Oakes.......................Defensive Tackle Lorenzo Howard................Free Safety Brian Gossett.....................Offensive Lineman Colby Townsend................Defensive Tackle 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 2011 Wesley Idlette....................Wide Receiver 2011 Bud Christy........................Defensive Back 2011 Blake Barnes......................Defensive Tackle
R e c o r ds , C oac h es & C aptain s YR
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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 1975 0 9 0 Jim Jordan 1976 7 2 0 Jim Jordan 1977 6 2 0 Jim Jordan 1978 8 1 0 Steve Fickert 1979 7 2 0 Steve Fickert 1980 5 5 0 Dan Zaneski 1981 5 4 1 Art Ogden 1982 2 8 0 Art Ogden 1983 2 6 0 Bobby Salor 1984 2 7 0 Bobby Salor 1985 3 7 0 Bobby Salor 1986 3 7 0 Larry Stephens 1987 1 9 0 Larry Stephens 1988 2 7 0 Phil Wilks 1989 4 6 0 Phil Wilks 1990 5 5 0 Phil Wilks 1991 7 3 0 Phil Wilks 1992 5 5 0 Phil Wilks 1993 6 4 0 Phil Wilks 1994 5 5 0 Phil Wilks 1995 5 5 0 Phil Wilks 1996 3 7 0 Phil Wilks 1997 3 7 0 Phil Wilks 1998 4 6 0 Phil Wilks 1999 7 3 0 Phil Wilks 3 7 0 Phil Wilks 2000 2001 2 8 0 Phil Wilks 2002 0 10 0 Phil Wilks 2003 2 8 0 Tony Ierulli 2004 5 4 0 Tony Ierulli 2005 3 7 0 Tony Ierulli 2006 5 5 0 Tony Ierulli 2007 7 3 0 Tony Ierulli 2008 5 5 0 Tony Ierulli 2009 4 6 0 Tony Ierulli 2010 4 6 0 Tony Ierulli
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
NO CAPTAIN Tom Hyne, Don Surrency, Lee Taylor Ken Hanna, Tim Kelly Steve Savage, Ken Dickens, Keith Goodwin Alvin Nance, Dave, Shankle, Danny Thomas Tony Ierulli, Barry Mathis, Alvin Nance Dave Evans, Wayne Thompson, Larry Wright Dave Evans, Keith Martin Alex Albert, Ed Belfi, Gene Wheatley Paul Anagnostics, Shannon O’Brien, Matt Otto Paul Anagnostics, Shannon O’Brien Bob Aucker, Chris Johannsen, John McLeod, Pat Moyer Jeff Collins, Jeff Seagle Steve Diggs, Tim Gilmer Jeff Reichert, Hank Snyder Dwight Henderlight, Mark Humphries, Jess Massengill Robert Cox, Brian Hemminger, David Hunnicut Kelly Moore, Tom Touzeau, Alex Oakes, Wes Milstead Matt Heil, Scoval Blevins, Keith Lane, Joe Robinette Billy Godfrey, Peter Oakes John Berry Cox, Thomas Smith, John Chambers Eddie Batges, Jason Lay, Jeremy Landis, Nick White Jimmy Carpenter, Armond Akiboh, Harold Lynn Daniel Bechman, Kenny Cobble Lee Simmons, Jeremy Pugh Kevin Hedrick, Brian Nix, Chad Tipton, Joey Wood Brian Gossett, Kevin Wingo, Brandon Evans Luke Presley, Zac Beasley, Brandon Barker Zach Mendence, Bryan White DeJuan Hathaway, Clayton Hightower, Mike Werner Kyle Harris, Wade Knapper, Nick Taylor Daniel Childs, Hubert Payne, Charlie Myers Justin Price, Chris Howerton, Gary Murray Andrew Crawford, Garrett Meyer, Scott Stevens Dustin Locke, Bobby Browning, Spencer Clancy, Russ Harris Kyle Chewning, Adam Bean Darrell Tate, Tim Conner, Bud Christy, Phil Garrett
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 – Present
W L 6 2 0 2 9 2 1 3 4 5 8 7 2 5 6 13 2 5 8 3 8 6 4 9 2 4 3 1 2 5 8 159 141 27 23 22 40 12 6 15 19 15 3 5 5 7 12 7 20 4 16 61 88 35 44
T 3 0 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 18 1 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0
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1 1 8 y e a rs of M aryville Co llege football 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 44
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 1 8 y e a rs of M aryville Co llege football 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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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
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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
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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 1 8 y e a rs of M aryville Co llege football 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 21* 21 13* 0 33 22 26 13 39*
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
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
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