2018 SAC Football Media Guide by The SAC

On behalf of the member institutions, coaches, administrators and student-athletes in the South Atlantic Conference, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the South Atlantic Conference. All of us associated with the SAC look forward to a wonderful atmosphere and quality experience for the student-athletes, parents and fans. The South Atlantic Conference aspires to be the premier NCAA Division II athletic conference in the country; a conference where a high priority of each member institution is a balance between athletics and the overall academic, spiritual and physical development of each student-athlete to provide these individuals with life skills for future success. To the student-athletes, I extend my congratulations on the dedication to excellence and skill which brought you to this level of competition. To the spectators, I remind you that sportsmanship is a core principle of the NCAA and a shared value across our conference. Sportsmanship unites athletes, students, alumni, faculty, staff, coaches and fans in a common goal – winning with respect and dignity. It is our hope that you will remain respectful and courteous to the officials, opposing teams and fans. College athletics and the South Atlantic Conference have many traditions, but poor sportsmanship isn’t one of them. Thank you for your continued support of the SAC, and best of luck to all of the member institutions’ teams.

Patrick Britz Commissioner

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Welcome to 2018 SAC Football Table of Contents INTRODUCTION SAC History.................................................... 2 SAC Membership.............................................. 3 Connect with the SAC....................................... 4 South Atlantic Conference 226 North Park Drive Gateway Plaza Suite 130 Rock Hill, SC 29730 Phone: 803.981.5240 Commissioner Patrick Britz patrick@thesac.com Senior Associate Commissioner/SWA Eliane Kebbe eliane@thesac.com Assistant Commissioner Christian Stryker christian@thesac.com Director of External Operations & Administration Amelia Maher amelia@thesac.com Coordinator of Strategic Communications Jessica Biggers intern@thesac.com Coordinator of Football Officials Jack Childress jcref@bellsouth.net Credits The 2018 South Atlantic Conference Football Guide has been produced for the league’s membership and media outlets. The SAC staff is dedicated to providing assistance and service to the media, and should be contacted with any questions or information requests. Additional information can be accessed through each member school’s media relations office. Schedules, results, statistics, standings and notes packages will be made available throughout the season at www.theSAC.com. Thanks to the SAC Media Relations Directors and other support staff from the league’s member institutions for their assistance.

#makeSACyours............................................... 5 SAC Administration........................................ 6-8 SAC Officiating ............................................... 9 SAC Football Facilities..................................... 10 2018 SEASON OUTLOOK 2018 Preview............................................ 11-12 Carson-Newman Eagles................................ 13-16 Catawba Indians......................................... 17-20 Lenoir-Rhyne Bears..................................... 21-24 Limestone Saints........................................ 25-28 Mars Hill Lions........................................... 29-32 Newberry Wolves........................................ 33-36 Tusculum Pioneers...................................... 37-40 Wingate Bulldogs........................................ 41-44 2017 SEASON IN REVIEW 2017 Recap .............................................. 45-48 2017 Statistics .......................................... 49-53 HISTORY All-Time Standings ..................................... 54-58 Postseason History...................................... 59-60 SAC Records.............................................. 61-63 All-Conference History................................. 64-75 SAC Awards History..................................... 76-77 SAC Coaching History....................................... 78 All-Americans............................................ 79-83 SAC in the Pros.......................................... 84-85 CLOSING 2018 Composite Schedule.................................86 Notes...................................................... 87-91 SAC Sponsors................................................. 92

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history of THE SAC The South Atlantic Conference is in its 43rd year of athletic tradition and excellence. The distant forerunner of the South Atlantic Conference was the North State Atlantic Conference (NSIAC). The NSIAC was formed when the “Little Six,” as it was called, broke from the North Carolina Intercollegiate Athletic Conference in 1930. These charter members included Appalachian State, Lenoir-Rhyne College, Atlantic Christian, Catawba College, Guilford College, Elon College, and High Point University. The North State continued to grow over the next 30 years, adding Western Carolina (1933), East Carolina (1947), and Pfeiffer (1960). A name change became necessary when the league accepted Newberry as its first South Carolina member in 1961. The league took on the name Carolinas Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (CIAC) on May 20th of that year. The CIAC saw several changes in the following years as East Carolina withdrew from the league in 1962. Appalachian State and Western Carolina followed in 1971 and 1976. All three landed in the Southern Conference.

golf (1999). In 2013, the sports of men’s and women’s lacrosse and men’s and women’s outdoor track and field were added, increasing the number of championship sports to 18. The conference added two more championship sports, men’s and women’s indoor track and field, to its line-up in 2017, bringing the total number of championship sports to 20.

The South Atlantic Conference was founded in 1975, solely as a football conference. The league received its name from a contest in which Kurt Brenneman of Greensboro, NC became the first to submit the SAC-8 moniker.

The South Atlantic Conference was composed of the same eight member institutions from 1975 until 1988, when Wingate University replaced Newberry College. Newberry later rejoined the conference in 1996.

The SAC-8 consisted of Carson-Newman College, Catawba College, Elon College, Gardner-Webb University, Lenoir-Rhyne College, Mars Hill College, Newberry College and Presbyterian College. Dr. Fred Bentley, of Mars Hill College, was named league president for its inaugural year by a vote of the member institutions.

In July of 1998, Tusculum College was admitted as a member of the league, and Lincoln Memorial University began play in the conference in the 2006-07 academic year. Brevard College was admitted as a provisional member in 2007 and a full member in 2008.

The Bears of Lenoir-Rhyne College captured the football title after the SAC-8’s first season of play. In 1989, the league’s 15th year of operation, the South Atlantic Conference became a comprehensive, multi-sport conference. Doug Echols was named the league’s first Commissioner. That year, the South Atlantic Conference sponsored 10 sports: football, men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, softball, men’s soccer, volleyball, men’s golf and men’s and women’s tennis. Later, the conference grew to 14 championship sports by adding women‘s soccer (1990), men’s and women’s cross country (1993) and women’s

In 2008, Echols retired after serving as Commissioner for 19 years and Patrick Britz was hired as the new Commissioner. In July 2010, Anderson University became the league’s 10th member. Three years later, in July 2013, Coker College and Queens University of Charlotte joined the conference. In July 2016, Limestone was added as an associate member for football only.

to NCAA postseason play. The league membership now includes Anderson University in Anderson, S.C.; Carson-Newman University in Jefferson City, Tenn.; Catawba College in Salisbury, N.C.; Coker College in Hartsville, S.C.; Lenoir-Rhyne University in Hickory, N.C.; Lincoln Memorial University in Harrogate, Tenn.; Mars Hill University in Mars Hill, N.C.; Newberry College in Newberry, S.C.; Queens University of Charlotte in Charlotte, N.C.; Tusculum University in Greeneville, Tenn.; and Wingate University in Wingate, N.C.

Key Dates in SAC History l 1930 – North State Atlantic Conference forms when six schools break from the North Carolina Intercollegiate Athletic Conference l 1961 – Newberry joins league. Conference changes name to Carolinas Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (CIAC) l 1975 – South Atlantic Conference forms as football league with eight schools, called the SAC-8 l 1988 – Wingate replaces Newberry l 1989 – SAC becomes a multi-sport conference l 1996 – Newberry rejoins conference l 1998 – Tusculum joins conference l 2006 – Lincoln Memorial joins conference

Today, the conference is a group of 11 private, liberal and civic arts colleges and universities, similar in size and athletic philosophy. Since becoming eligible for NCAA Division II postseason play in 1993, the league has sent representatives from all of its sponsored sports

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l 2008 – Patrick Britz named Commissioner l 2010 – Anderson joins conference l 2013 – Coker and Queens join conference l 2016 – The SAC adds Limestone as an Associate Member in football

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sac administration Patrick Britz Commissioner

Patrick Britz is currently in his 11th year as the Commissioner of the South Atlantic Conference (SAC) after being named the league’s second commissioner in May 2008.

Championship take place at Smokies Stadium in Kodak, Tenn., the home of the AA affiliate of Major League Baseball’s Chicago Cubs for 2016 through 2022. In addition, the semifinals and finals of the SAC Men’s and Women’s Soccer Championship continue to be played at Manchester Meadows in Rock Hill, S.C., the same neutral site this event has been conducted at since 2007.

Under Britz’s leadership, the SAC expanded to its largest membership ever with 12 (currently at 11) member institutions as Brevard College became a full-time member in 2008-09, Anderson University (SC) joined in 2010-11, and Coker College and Queens University of Charlotte in 2013-14. The SAC also expanded from 14 championship sports to 18 in 2013-14 as men’s and women’s lacrosse and men’s and women’s outdoor track and field were added. This number will increase to 20 in 2017-18 when the league will add men’s and women’s indoor track and field as championship sports. Britz has also overseen the revision of the conference bylaws and sports policies, as well as the development of two strategic plans.

Prior to joining the SAC, Britz served as the first Director of Division I Intercollegiate Programs for the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA) from 2005-2008. During his tenure with the NSCAA, Britz was responsible for raising the visibility of men’s and women’s Division I soccer. He played a vital role in the establishment and expansion of the Fox Soccer Channel College Match of the Week, including selling corporate sponsorships. He served as the liaison between the NSCAA and various constituent groups, including the NCAA, Division I men’s and women’s coaches and the National Intercollegiate Soccer Officials Association.

Britz has led historic achievements in the overall success of SAC athletics in NCAA Championship participation. Wingate claimed the SAC’s first ever NCAA national championship in men’s soccer in the fall of 2016. Further, in the past five years, SAC teams from five different sports and four different schools have also advanced to the final game of the NCAA Championship – Lenoir-Rhyne, football and Carson-Newman, men’s soccer in 2013, Catawba, baseball in 2015, Lincoln Memorial, men’s basketball in 2016 and CarsonNewman, women’s soccer in 2017. Finally, SAC schools have won 20 NCAA regional titles in nine sports since 2008-09. During Britz’s tenure, the league has started a formal compliance review process where an external entity visits each member institution and conducts an in-depth review. The first round of visits was completed in 201112 and the next round began in 2015-16. He also developed and implemented a new coaches’ orientation program that started in the fall of 2014. He has also overseen the enhancement of the conference’s awards program and championship events, providing live video-streaming for most of the finals of the team championships starting in 2010-11. The league also began awarding an Elite 20 award in 2016-17 at each championship to the participating student-athlete with the highest cumulative GPA similar to the NCAA’s Elite 90 award. He also secured a title sponsor – Pilot Flying J - for the conference baseball championship for 2016 through 2022, and for the basketball championship for 2019 through 2022. In addition to Pilot Flying J, Britz has brokered numerous corporate sponsorship agreements including GEICO, AstroTurf, BB&T Insurance, Wilson Sporting Goods, Hasty Awards and Immersion Media. Further, he has maintained long-standing agreements with corporate partners such as Coleman Lew & Associates and McMillan Pazdan Smith. Britz negotiated an agreement with Timmons Arena on the campus of Furman University to host the semifinals and finals of the SAC Men’s and Women’s Basketball Conference Tournament through 2022. The contract extension guarantees the continuation of the conference tournament at the same neutral site since 2013. Britz negotiated to have the SAC Baseball

Britz has extensive experience in collegiate administration. He served as the senior associate director of athletics for compliance and administration at Texas Tech University from 2001-2005 and worked for five years in the NCAA national office (1996-2001). He was assistant director of athletics for compliance and student services at East Tennessee State University for two years (1995-1996) and began his career as assistant commissioner for championships and compliance for the Southern Conference in 1991. Britz has been highly involved within the NCAA committee structure. From 2009-2013, he served on the Division II Women’s Soccer Committee and was the Division II representative on the NCAA Woman of the Year Selection Committee from 2010-2012. In addition, he was the lone Division II representative on the CCA/NLI Football Recruiting Working Group to evaluate the possibility of an early signing period in the sport of football. While at Texas Tech, Britz served on the Division I Initial-Eligibility Waiver Committee and on the NCAA Athletics Certification Peer Review Committee. Currently, Britz is in his fourth year on the NCAA Division II Championships Committee, second year on the NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel and also is chair of the Division II CCA National Letter of Intent Review Committee. He currently serves as the President for the Division II Collegiate Commissioners Association. He holds a bachelor’s degree in economics and finance from the University of North Carolina Asheville and an MBA in Sports Business from Saint Leo University. While at UNC Asheville, Britz was a four-time academic allconference selection for the Bulldogs soccer team and graduated as the school’s second all-time leading scorer. Britz was inducted into the UNC Asheville Athletics Hall of Fame in February 2007 and was inducted into the Bishop McGuinness Catholic High School (Winston-Salem, N.C.) Hall of Fame in October 2011. In addition, he is the co-author of the book Athletic Scholarships for Dummies, published in December 2005. Britz and his wife, Joanna, reside in Fort Mill, S.C. and have two daughters, Emersyn (6) and Delaney (5) and one son, Zach (3). Britz follows Doug Echols, who served as the first SAC Commissioner from 1989-2008.

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Eliane Kebbe

Assistant Commissioner

Senior Associate Commissioner Eliane Kebbe is in her tenth year with the South Atlantic Conference. She was promoted to Associate Commissioner in September 2013 and was promoted to Senior Associate Commissioner in July 2018. As the Senior Associate Commissioner for Championships and Compliance, she is primarily responsible for overseeing the coordination of the conference’s compliance services, sport services and championships. In addition, Kebbe serves as the SAC’s Senior Women’s Administrator and works with the league’s SWA Committee and Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. Kebbe has more than 20 years in athletic administration. Prior to joining the South Atlantic Conference, Kebbe served as Director of Athletics at Belmont Abbey College in Belmont, N.C., from 1997 to 2007, where she was responsible for overseeing planning and budgets for 16 varsity teams, athletic training, compliance and sports information. Under her guidance, Belmont Abbey won two Joby Hawn Cups, the trophy presented to the best all-around athletic program in the Conference Carolinas, and increased sports sponsorship from 12 to 16 varsity sports. Kebbe was given the Administrator of the Year Award in 2005. Kebbe served as a successful head women’s basketball coach at Belmont Abbey from 1986 to 2001. She guided her teams to six conference tournament championships, three conference tournament runner-up titles, six regular season championships and six national tournament berths. She earned conference and district Coach of the Year Awards, and ranks as one of the NCAA Division II’s winningest coaches, with a record of 315-110 in 15 years at Belmont Abbey. In 2002, Kebbe - the winningest basketball coach in Belmont Abbey history - was inducted into the Belmont Sports Hall of Fame. Kebbe has served on several NCAA national committees, including the NCAA Division II Women’s Basketball Committee - on which she chaired her final year - and the NCAA Division II Legislation Committee. In 2014, Kebbe was again slated to serve on the NCAA Division II Women’s Basketball Committee. Kebbe received her Bachelor of Arts degree from Queens College in Flushing, N.Y., and a Masters of Education from the University of Georgia.

Christian Stryker joined the South Atlantic Conference staff as the Director of Strategic Communications in January 2018. He was promoted to Assistant Commissioner in July 2018. Stryker is responsible for coordinating the SAC’s media and public relations efforts, in addition to expanding the conference’s digital and social media presence and producing league publications. Stryker also assists in enhancing the SAC’s marketing and branding strategies, serves as the sport administrator for baseball and track and field, and is the liaison for the conference Faculty Athletic Representative and Athletic Trainer committees. Prior to joining the SAC office, Stryker spent 13 years at Coker College serving in a variety of roles, including most recently as the College’s Senior Associate Director of Athletics, where he oversaw athletic fundraising, athletic media relations and coordinated the athletic department’s marketing and promotions. He had served as Coker’s Sports Information Director beginning in the fall of 2005 and, in July of 2013 he was promoted to Associate Athletic Director for External Operations. In addition to his SID duties at Coker, Stryker also served as the Director of Athletic Fundraising (2006-09), Director of Media Relations and Sports Information (2009-11) and Director of Event Administration (2012-13). Prior to being SID, Stryker was an Admissions Counselor at Coker. He is a member of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) and Omicron Delta Kappa. Stryker has served as a member of the NCAA Division II National Baseball and Men’s Golf Committees. He also served on the NCAA Division II Softball Southeast Regional Advisory Committee and on the NCAA Division II Men’s Soccer Southeast Regional Advisory Committee. In January 2016, Stryker was one of just 23 senior-level college athletic administrators from Divisions I, II and III selected to participate in the NCAA Pathway Program. The Pathway Program is a year-long, intensive and experiential learning opportunity. He is a 2004 graduate of Coker College and was a four-year letter winner and team captain for the Cobra baseball team. He holds a Master of Science from Duquesne University in Sports Leadership. He and his wife Tasha, also a Coker graduate (2005), have two daughters, Alice (5) and Harper (1).

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Amelia Maher

Coordinator of Strategic Communications

Director of External Operations & Administration Amelia Maher joined the SAC staff as the Director of External Operations and Administration in July 2018. Maher is charged with maintaining and monitoring day-to-day business operations of the SAC office, in addition to serving as the office manager and assisting with compliance and championships. She will coordinate and process payments of officials, as well as administer the League’s National Letters of Intent and medical hardship waivers. She will also serve as the director of the South Atlantic Conference track and field championship and will assist in the marketing and promotion efforts of the SAC. Prior to her time at the SAC, she spent a year at Conference Carolinas as the Conference Officer. While at Conference Carolinas, she oversaw the conference’s awards program, assisted in the planning, preparation and oversight of Conference Carolinas’ 21 sport championships, was an advisor to the conference Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and served on the Conference Carolinas Branding Initiative. Before joining the Conference Carolinas staff in 2017, Maher completed a two-year graduate assistantship with the University of Mary track and field team in Bismarck, North Dakota, coaching the high jump and combined event athletes. While there, she interned with several athletic department staff members and gained experience in game day set-up and management, compliance, development and fundraising. She also worked with the Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC). A former captain for the University of Minnesota Duluth track and field team, Maher was a four-time Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference champion (three times in the high jump and once in the pentathlon), numerous-time All-Conference athlete, and the 2015 NSIC Outdoor Conference top point scorer. She qualified for the NCAA Indoor Championships in 2014 (distance medley relay and pentathlon) and NCAA Outdoor Championships in 2015 (heptathlon and high jump).

Jessica Biggers joined the SAC staff in August of 2018 as the Coordinator of Strategic Communications. Biggers will assist in the day-today communication and media relations for the SAC office, as well as assisting in all areas of graphic design. She will also assist in the production of SAC video features, including the “SAC Daily Dose”, a triweekly video recap of the conference’s athletic events. Biggers joined the SAC staff after spending time at two member institutions. Most recently, Biggers served as the Assistant Director of Athletics Media Relations at Coker College, where she was the primary media contact for men’s and women’s volleyball, softball, wrestling and women’s lacrosse. She also served as the secondary media contact for the College’s remaining 17 varsity sports. Prior to Coker, Biggers received her undergraduate degree from Anderson in 2016. While at Anderson, she was a member of the Sports Information and Game and Event Staff from 2012-2017. She assisted in the on-andoff-campus promotion, coordination, marketing and community outreach of Anderson athletic events, while also assisting in all sports information related duties for the Trojans’ 15 varsity sports. During high school, Biggers was a multi-sport athlete in volleyball, basketball and softball at Carolina Christian School, winning multiple regular season and conference championships. She was a member of the NACA Division V basketball championship team in 2012. The Locust, North Carolina native graduated in May 2016 from Anderson. She is currently pursuing a Master of Science in College Athletic Administration at Coker College.

The native of Sauk Centre, Minnesota, she holds a Bachelor of Applied Science in Psychology from the University of Minnesota Duluth and a Master of Science in Sports and Physical Education Administration from the University of Mary.

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Coordinator of Football Officials Jack Childress is in his eighth season as SAC coordinator of football officials. Childress has nearly two decades of football officiating experience, having worked in the South Atlantic Conference (1993-95), Southern Conference (1996-97) and the Atlantic Coast Conference (1997-2009). He also has 30 years of experience officiating high school games in North and South Carolina. During his career, Childress has worked some of the nationâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s biggest college games, including two ACC Championship games, two Rose Bowls, the Orange Bowl, numerous other college bowl games, the Kickoff Classic and an NCAA Division II National Semifinal game. In addition, he has worked the North Carolina/South Carolina High School Shrine Bowl and 12 South Carolina high school state championship games.

Childress has served as District Director for the South Carolina Football Officials Association, and is a past President of the SCFOA. He is on the Board of Directors for the ACC Football Officials Association, is a past member of Referee Magazine editorial staff and is a member of the Mount Airy, N.C. Hall of Fame, Surry County, N.C. Hall of Fame, and South Carolina Football Officials Association Hall of Fame. Childress is responsible for recruiting and training football officials for the South Atlantic Conference. His other duties include; assigning and evaluating officials, rules applications and holding clinics. Childress lives in Greenwood, S.C., where he is chief operating officer, co-owner and co-founder of Loom Craft, Inc. He graduated from Duke University, where he played football for four years.

2018 SAC Football Officials Roster Referee Boyd, Todd Ellis, Jim Graham, Jason Ingram, Daniel Melton, Max Rosiek, Jake St. George, Rick Westfield, Everette Quilliams, David Umpire Cowan, Vaughn Crockett, Jay Debnam, Derick Eldreth, Chris Hale, David Hargett, David McCracken, Scotty Smith, Ryan Watterson, Andy Wiggins, Matthew

Line Judge Crowell, James Godfrey, Richard Harless, Brian Hess, Chris Rhodes, Ben Sadowski, Joseph Skeen, Matt Wallace, Mike Willingham, Babatu Wilson,Shawn Field Judge Brinkley, Carl Kirkland, Brandon Hall, Neville Haller, Doug Hand, Thomas Hedgepeth, Tim Lemaire, John Ramirez, Homar Setser, Scotty Stringfield, Justin

Back Judge Abdullah, Bilal Arlington, Tyler Barber, Jeff Black, Matt Ciani, Matt Gilbert, Zach Holzshu, Chad Parham, Blake Payne, David Watson, Mark Williams, Trey

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Linesman Bostic, Lynn Chandler, Bryan Clark, Chris Fuzzell, Dustin Hall, Jeremy Johnson, Don MacDaid, Greg Owen, Michael Owens, Chad Thornburg, Kelly Wallace, Dave

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2018 Preview 2018 SAC Football Preseason Coaches’ Poll ROCK HILL, S.C. (TheSAC.com) – Carson-Newman has been voted as the conference favorite by the South Atlantic Conference football head coaches, the League announced today. The Eagles collected four first-place votes and 52 points in the poll. After a second place finish in 2017, the Eagles return 10 of 11 starters from a defense that led the SAC in rushing defense and produced the Eagles’ second best rush defense since 2000. Carson-Newman allowed just 95 yards per game on the ground and had the best total defense, allowing just 278 yards per game, and they had the second best scoring defense in the SAC, allowing 19.3 points per game. The Eagles will enter the 2018 ranked in two preseason polls. They are picked No. 20 by Lindy’s Sports and are No. 22 according to Street & Smith.

Catawba checks in at No. 3 in the 2018 preseason poll. The Catawba Indians finished in a tie for second with Carson-Newman a year ago, closing out the season with a 9-2 record overall and a 5-2 mark in the SAC. Head coach Curtis Walker and his staff will have 16 returners for the 2018 campaign, including seven on a defense that led the SAC in scoring defense, allowing just 17.6 points per game in 2017. Also returning for the Catawba Indians will be six starters from an offense that was second in scoring, averaging 31.6 points per game in 2017.

Tusculum landed at No. 5 in the preseason poll. The Pioneers went 5-5 overall and 3-4 in the SAC during the 2017 season. Another strong defensive team, Tusculum led the Conference in pass defense during the 2017 season, allowing just 170.1 yards in the air. On the offensive side of the ball, quarterback Alex Ogle returns to lead the Pioneer offense. He was third in the SAC in passing last

At No. 6 in the poll was Lenoir-Rhyne. The Bears finished the 2017 campaign with a 3-7 record, going 2-5 in the SAC, but under the direction of new head coach Drew Cronic, the Bears will be looking to return to their winning ways. Also returning to lead the Bears are a pair of All-SAC defenders, Kyle Duggar and Sherrod Williams. Duggar led the conference in solo tackles last season with 59 and was fourth in tackles per game with 8.5, while Williams was fourth in fumble recoveries with two and was seventh in assists with 37. Rounding out the poll with a tie for No. 7 were associate member Limestone and Mars Hill. In their first year of SAC competition, the Saints went 4-6 overall and posted a 3-4 record in SAC play. The Saints earned wins over Tusculum, Mars Hill and Newberry, and had one of the top passing offenses in the conference, with 2,248 passing yards and 15 touchdowns through the air. Under the direction of first-year head coach Tony Ierulli, the Saints will be looking to make their presence felt in year two in the SAC.

At No. 2 in the poll was Wingate. The Bulldogs captured their second SAC Football Championship in program history in 2017, finishing the season with a record of 9-2 overall and 6-1 in conference. In addition to winning the SAC, the Bulldogs advanced to the NCAA postseason for the second time in school history. The Bulldogs return 19 starters from last year’s squad, including All-American BJ Muckelvene. The Bulldogs finished the season ranked No. 24 in the nation according to the AFCA Division II Coaches Poll and they will open the 2018 season as the No. 24 team in the country according to College Football America.

The Newberry Wolves came in at No. 4 in the preseason poll as they finished the 2017 season tied for fourth at 5-6 overall and 3-4 in conference play. The Wolves are looking for their second SAC title in three years as they claimed the 2016 SAC Football Championship. The Wolves will have a strong core of players returning for the 2018 season with six AllSAC performers, including first team picks Jamarcus Henderson, Keito Jordon and Joe Blue on defense. As a team, Newberry posted the second best total defense numbers in the SAC last year, allowing 314.5 yards per game.

season, throwing for 14 touchdowns and 2,056 yards.

Mars Hill closed out the 2017 season with a record of 3-7 overall, going 1-6 in conference action. The Lions have 13 starters returning for 2018, including All-SAC offensive lineman Brandon Berridge who helped Mars Hill lead the league in passing with 3,029 yards last season. The 2018 South Atlantic Conference football season gets underway on Thursday, Aug. 30 with Carson-Newman, LenoirRhyne, Tusculum and Wingate all in action. The remainder of the SAC teams kick-off their seasons on Saturday, Sept. 1.

SAC Preseason Coaches’ Poll Team Points 1. Carson-Newman (4)....................................................... 52 2. Wingate (3)................................................................. 49 3. Catawba..................................................................... 44 4. Newberry.................................................................... 40 5. Tusculum (1)................................................................ 32 6. Lenoir-Rhyne............................................................... 23 T7. Limestone................................................................. 20 T7. Mars Hill................................................................... 20 First-place votes in parentheses

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2018 Preview 2018 Preseason All-SAC Team FIRST TEAM OFFENSE QB – Derrick Evans, Carson-Newman RB – Antonio Wimbush, Carson-Newman RB – Kenyatta Greene, Catawba RB – Jerko’ya Patton, Limestone WR – Markell Castle, Newberry WR – BJ Muckelvene, Wingate WR – Craig Rucker, Mars Hill OL – Phil McDowell, Carson-Newman OL – Quinzavious Sands, Catawba OL – Brandon Berridge, Mars Hill OL – Jordan Seal, Carson-Newman OL – Connor Baroniunas, Wingate TE – Jourdan Osinskie, Catawba PK – Lee Brackman, Catawba LS – Dawson Campbell, Carson-Newman RS – BJ Muckelvene, Wingate

SECOND TEAM OFFENSE QB – Alex Ogle, Tusculum RB – Maxwell Joseph, Tusculum RB – Austin Barnes, Newberry RB – Marcus Williams, Carson-Newman WR – JT Stokes, Wingate WR – Saaehim Brooks, Lenoir-Rhyne WR – Jaquay Mitchell, Lenoir-Rhyne OL – Jalen Soto, Lenoir-Rhyne OL – Tyler Anderson, Newberry OL – Keveon Broadwater, Tusculum OL – Cody Meree, Limestone OL – Austin May, Wingate TE – Gary Breuklander, Tusculum PK – Shea Rodgers, Newberry LS – Tucker Mullis, Wingate RS – Jay Boyd, Tusculum

FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL – Montel Presley, Carson-Newman DL – Jamarcus Henderson, Newberry DL – Keito Jordon, Newberry DL – Auntrell Mack, Wingate LB – Sherrod Williams, Lenoir-Rhyne LB – Robbie Wallace, Wingate LB – Joe Blue, Newberry LB – Antonio Henderson, Carson-Newman DB – Darius Williams, Carson-Newman DB – Desmond Fairell, Carson-Newman DB – Cris Page, Catawba DB – Kyle Dugger, Lenoir-Rhyne P – Christopher Birozes, Wingate

SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL – Brian Bembry, Carson-Newman DL – Omar Staley, Catawba DL – Jordan Hemingway, Catawba DL – Kelvin Atkins, Limestone DL – Cardell Rawlings, Wingate LB – Ivan Hogans, Tusculum LB – Anfernee Moffett, Newberry LB – Temoris Coats, Carson-Newman LB – Clayton Horn, Lenoir-Rhyne DB – Jawanza Adams, Newberry DB – Dee Alford, Tusculum DB – Kam Johnson, Wingate DB – Joshua Simmons, Limestone DB – Jay Boyd, Tusculum P – Caleb Berry, Catawba

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carson-newman eagles 2018 Schedule

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Stadium......................... Burke-Tarr Stadium Capacity......................................... 5,500 2017 Record........................................8-3 2017 SAC Record (Finish)................ 5-2 (2nd) Letterwinners returning/lost................ 97/19 Head Coach............................. Mike Turner Alma Mater................. Carson-Newman, 1973 Record at School (Years)........... 8-3 (2nd Year) Career Record....................... 8-3 (2nd Year) Best Time To Reach............ Weekday mornings Office Number........................ 865-471-3466 Assistant Coaches.................... Mike Clowney ............................................ Larry Slade .......................................... Dan Redding ........................................... John Cryder ......................................... Aaron Hutsell .......................................... Antonio Goss ..................................... Kevin McKeethan ............................................Josh Turner SID..................................... Adam Cavalier Office Phone.......................... 865-471-3513 Cell Phone............................. 304-552-4519 Office Fax............................. 865-471-3514 Press Box Phone...................... 727-698-0306 E-mail Address................... acavalier@cn.edu Internet Address............... www.cneagles.com SID Mailing Address......... 2130 S. Branner Ave. ............................Jefferson City, TN 37760

Aug. 30............ at West Florida..............7:00 PM Sept. 8............. at Virginia Union............1:00 PM Sept. 15........... WINGATE *....................7:00 PM Sept. 22........... at Newberry *................1:00 PM Sept. 29........... at Catawba *.................1:30 PM Oct. 6.............. LIMESTONE *..................1:00 PM Oct. 13............. MARS HILL *..................3:00 PM Oct. 20............. VIRGINIA-LYNCHBURG.......1:00 PM Oct. 27............. at Tusculum *................1:30 PM Nov. 3.............. LENOIR-RHYNE *.............1:00 PM Nov. 10............. at UNC Pembroke...........1:00 PM

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carson-newman eagles Head Coach Mike Turner - 2nd Season Mike Turner is the architect of one of the most potent offenses in college football and Carson-Newman’s 18th head football coach. He was named the Eagles’ head man on Nov. 15, 2016 following Ken Sparks’ retirement. He is in his second season as head coach but his 35th with the program. In his first year at the helm of the program, Turner put together an 8-3 campaign that saw Carson-Newman narrowly miss out on the NCAA Division II playoffs. Safety Darius Williams earned All-American honors at the end of the campaign and 10 Eagles were named All-South Atlantic Conference. Over the last nine seasons, Turner has led the Eagles to an unprecedented run at the top of the NCAA offensive rankings. Since 2007, the Carson-Newman offense has averaged 330.6 yards rushing per game and scored an average of 38.4 points. Over those Turner’s Career as Head Coach eight seasons, Carson-Newman has produced an All-American offensive lineman seven times. The Eagles have also been lauded twice with the Year School Overall SAC Rimington Award winner, which goes to the best 2017 Carson-Newman 8-3 5-2 center in all Division II. Turner’s offense cracked the 60-point threshold on three occasions and the 50-point threshold on two more occasions. The 2015 season was tied with the 2007 team for the most 50-point games in a single year, while the trio of 60-point efforts marked the first time in school history that had ever occured. Derek Evans earned All-American honors on the offensive line en route to attaining the Rimington Trophy. Damian Baker became a consensus All-American, while becoming the program’s fourth Harlon Hill Trophy finalist. The 2014 season saw Carson-Newman chew up more than 350 yards on the ground a game. Turner tutored guard Robby Ignagni to All-America honors, while running back Andy Hibbett became the program’s third Harlon Hill Trophy finalist. Carson-Newman ranked in the top five in the nation in rushing yards per game for a seventh consecutive year. In 2013, Turner’s offense took a turn toward the air. Quarterback De’Andre Thomas set single season records for passing completions and completion percentage, while the veer-option attack continued to churn up yards on the ground in a hurry to the tune of 350 yards per game. It was the sixth consecutive year the Eagles’ rushing game ranked in the top five nationally. The 2012 season turned out to be the best of the bunch for the Eagles’ ground game. C-N averaged 378.6 yards a contest and scored 52 rushing touchdowns. The yards a game led Division II and were more than any other school in all division’s save the Football Championship Subdivision’s Georgia Southern Eagles. No one in collegiate football at any level had more rushing touchdowns than the Eagles 52. Turner saw great individual success among his players in 2012. Senior center Kevin Day took home the SAC’s Jacobs Blocking Award and became the Eagles’ seventh consensus All-American. Quaterback Brandon Haywood was first team all-league and the co-offensive player of the year. Running back Brandon Baker took home all-region and All-America honors after leading the league in rushing with 122.3 yards/game. Though 2011 was a rare down season for the Eagles, Carson-Newman still finished the year as the No. 5 ranked rushing offense in the county, averaging 277.4 yards per game. The Eagles were the No. 8 redzone offense, scoring 89 percent of the time. In 2010, Carson-Newman was the second-ranked rushing attack, with 311.2 yards per game. The Eagles offensive line was ranked No. 17 in the nation in sacks allowed, surrendering on 1.18 sacks per game. Four Eagles earned All-South Atlantic Conference honors on offense, while offensive tackle Michael Tribue was named a first team All-American by Daktronics for a second consecutive season. The Eagles led NCAA Division II in rushing offense in 2009, gaining 336.7 yards per game and were the No. 8 ranked total offense with 471.9 yards per game. C-N was eighth in scoring offense (33.36 points per game) and set a single-game total offense record with 803 yards in a 70-35 victory over Tusculum College, including a school-record 671 yards on the ground. Turner’s 2007 Eagles offense was the first team in SAC history to average 49 points per conference game. His 2004 offense boasted three All-Americans; offensive linemen Caleb Crothers and Reggie Perkins, as well as former Philadelphia Eagles fullback Leonard Weaver. A 1973 graduate of C-N, Turner was a standout center for the Eagles and key member of the 1972 NAIA Champion Bowl runner-up team, the first CarsonNewman squad to reach a national title game. Turner got a chance to win those national titles when he returned to Carson-Newman, after stints as an assistant coach at Randleman (N.C.) High School, Lees-McRae College and Catawba College. Turner coached the offensive line at C-N from 1980-1984, helping the Eagles win two NAIA National Championships. In 1985-86, Turner served as offensive coordinator for the University of North Alabama, guiding the offense that finished as the NCAA Division II runnerup in 1985. Turner returned to the Eagles as offensive coordinator in 1987, helping spark another run of championships. Turner left C-N for a second time to take over the football program at Science Hill High School in 1992. Returning to Carson-Newman in 1994 as the chief fundraiser for the Eagle Club, Turner once again took command of the Eagles offense in 1995. Turner was named the AFCA Division II Assistant Coach of the Year in 2003. He and his wife, Conni, reside in Jefferson City, Tenn. They have two children; Jenni and Josh.

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carson-newman eagles 2017 Individual Statistical Leaders PASSING NAME YR POS GP COMP ATT PCT YDS Y/G Y/A TD INT LG EFFIC Derrick Evans So. QB 11 78 137 56.9% 1460 132.7 10.7 8 3 76 161.3 Tyler Thackerson Fr. QB 3 2 4 50.0% 20 6.7 5.0 1 0 12 174.5 Elijah Holbert Fr. K 10 1 1 100.0% -7 -0.7 -7.0 0 0 0 41.2 RUSHING NAME YR POS GP RUSH YDS Y/G AVG TD LG FUM LOST Jared Dillingham Sr. RB 11 176 1028 93.5 5.8 10 65 3 2 Derrick Evans So. QB 11 149 625 56.8 4.2 18 79 15 4 Diantae Thomas Sr. RB 11 120 585 53.2 4.9 4 37 - Demitri Saulsberry Jr. RB 10 56 294 29.4 5.3 2 39 2 2 Antonio Wimbush Jr. RB 2 17 149 74.5 8.8 3 47 - RECEIVING NAME YR POS GP REC REC/G YDS Y/G AVG TD LG Dorren Miller Sr. WR 11 37 3.4 868 78.9 23.5 6 76 Darvia DuBose Sr. WR 11 17 1.5 285 25.9 16.8 2 54 Jared Dillingham Sr. RB 11 7 0.6 64 5.8 9.1 0 17 Micah Young So. WR 9 5 0.6 34 3.8 6.8 0 11 Quinton Phillips So. WR 10 4 0.4 36 3.6 9.0 1 13 KICKING NAME YR POS GP FGM FGA PCT LG XPM XPA PCT PTS Elijah Holbert Fr. K 10 6 9 67% 47 37 40 93% 55 James Dick Fr. K 4 - - - - 9 9 100% 9 PUNTING NAME YR POS GP PUNT YDS AVG LG IN20 FC TB BLK Elijah Holbert Fr. K 10 40 1610 40.3 57 12 12 1 0 Drew Eudy Fr. K/P 2 7 247 35.3 45 3 2 0 0 RETURNS NAME YR POS KR YDS AVG TD LG PR YDS AVG TD LG Brandon Crosby Fr. QB 16 323 20.2 0 33 - - - - Darvia DuBose Sr. WR 6 152 25.3 0 49 - - - - Marcus Williams Jr. RB 5 85 17.0 0 35 - - - - Michael Roper Fr. RB 2 46 23.0 0 27 - - - - Christopher Williams Fr. DB 2 26 13.0 0 25 - - - - - SCORING NAME YR POS PTS PTS/G RUSH REC KR PR INT FUM XPM FGM 2PT MISC Derrick Evans So. QB 108 9.8 18 - - - - - - - - 0 Jared Dillingham Sr. RB 60 5.5 10 0 - - - - - - - 0 Elijah Holbert Fr. K 55 5.5 - - - - - - 37 6 0 0 Dorren Miller Sr. WR 36 3.3 - 6 - - - - - - - 0 Diantae Thomas Sr. RB 24 2.2 4 0 0 - - - - - - 0 DEFENSE NAME YR POS GP TKL AST TOT TKL/G SCK YDS TFL YDS FF FR YDS INT YDS BRUP BLK Shaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;heem Stupart Sr. LB 11 46 48 94.0 8.5 3 22 9.5 41 2 - - - - 4 Antonio Henderson Jr. LB 11 32 34 66.0 6.0 3.5 28 10 46 1 - - - - 6 Ross Pryor Sr. DE 11 20 29 49.0 4.5 2.5 11 8 23 2 1 0 - - 1 Darius Williams So. DB 11 25 23 48.0 4.4 - - 3.5 13 - - - 5 77 3 Jordan Pryce Sr. DL 11 15 32 47.0 4.3 1.5 5 7 14 1 1 0 - - - -

2017 Team Statistics STATISTICS CATEGORY Games Scoring Points per game Total offense Yards per game Passing yards Comp-Att-Int Passing yards per game Passing yards per attempt Passing yards per completion Passing touchdowns Rushing yards Rushing attempts Rushing yards per game Yards per rush Rushing touchdowns 1st downs Rushing 1st downs Passing 1st downs Penalty 1st downs 1st downs per game 3rd-down conversions 3rd down % 4th-down conversions 4th down % Kick returns (No.-Yards)

OVERALL CONF 11 1st 7 1st 364 1st 209 2nd 33.1 1st 29.9 2nd 4493 1st 2867 3rd 408.5 2nd 409.6 3rd 1473 7th 870 8th 81-144-3 8th 55-98-1 8th 133.9 7th 124.3 8th 10.2 1st 8.9 1st 18.2 1st 15.8 2nd 9 8th 5 8th 3020 1st 1997 1st 602 1st 381 1st 274.5 1st 285.3 1st 5.0 1st 5.2 1st 40 1st 22 1st 213 4th 131 5th 148 1st 90 1st 51 8th 36 8th 14 7th 5 8th 19.4 5th 18.7 5th 68-151 1st 45-101 3rd 45% 2nd 45% 3rd 13-19 2nd 7-13 2nd 68% 1st 54% 3rd 35-680 7th 26-538 4th

STATISTICS CATEGORY Kick return average Punt returns (No.-Yards) Punt return average Field goals Field goal % PATs PAT % Punts (No.-Yards) Average per punt Red zone scores Red zone % Red zone touchdowns Red zone touchdown % Fumbles-lost Fumbles recovered Defensive INTs Interception returns (No.-Yds) Interception return average Defensive TDs Tackles Sacks Penalties Penalty yards Time of possession per game Home Attendance Home Attendance average

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OVERALL CONF 19.4 5th 20.7 3rd 20-105 6th 10-47 6th 5.3 7th 4.7 7th 6-9 7th 5-7 5th 66.7% 5th 71.4% 4th 46-49 1st 26-27 1st 93.9% 4th 96.3% 3rd 47-1857 5th 31-1213 5th 39.5 3rd 39.1 5th 36-40 2nd 18-22 4th 90% 1st 82% 4th 32-40 1st 15-22 2nd 80% 1st 68% 2nd 30-15 1st 20-11 1st 11 3rd 5 7th 14 2nd 10 1st 14-266 2nd 10-197 2nd 19.0 4th 19.7 3rd 1 4th 1 2nd 741 3rd 457 7th 23 3rd 11 6th 113 8th 69 7th 953 8th 583 6th 32:00 2nd 32:24 2nd 21766 1st 7004 8th 3109 3rd 2335 6th

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catawba indians 2018 Schedule

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Stadium.............................Shuford Stadium Capacity......................................... 4,000 2017 Record........................................9-2 2017 SAC Record (Finish).............. 5-2 (T-2nd) Letterwinners Returning/Lost............... 37/15 Head Coach........................... Curtis Walker Alma Mater.......................... Catawba, 1992 Record at School (Years)......... 35-21 (5th Year) Career Record..................... 35-21 (5th Year) Best Time To Reach............ Weekday mornings Office Number........................ 704-637-4724 Assistant Coaches...................... Dustin Ward ...................................... Radell Lockhart ..........................................Jordan Smith .........................................Nygel Pearson .......................................... Corey Ready .........................................Mark Weycker .......................................... Marco Butler ....................................Waymond Jackson ......................................... Tim Pangburn ..................................Michael Bonucccelli ......................................... Wayne Adams SID...........................................Jim Lewis Office Phone.......................... 704-637-4720 Home Phone.......................... 704-639-0915 Cell Phone............................. 704-252-0974 Office Fax............................. 704-645-4568 Press Box Phone...................... 704-645-4547 E-mail Address.............. jdlewis@catawba.edu Internet Address.... www.gocatawbaindians.com SID Mailing Address..............2300 W. Innes St. ................................. Salisbury, NC 28144

Sept. 1............ at West Georgia...........2:00 PM Sept. 8............ at Winston-Salem.........6:00 PM Sept. 15.......... UNC PEMBROKE............6:00 PM Sept. 22.......... at Mars Hill *...............1:00 PM Sept. 29.......... CARSON-NEWMAN *.......1:30 PM Oct. 6............. ALBANY STATE..............1:30 PM Oct. 13............ at Wingate *................6:00 PM Oct. 20............ TUSCULUM *................1:30 PM Oct. 27............ LIMESTONE *................1:30 PM Nov. 3............. at Newberry *..............1:00 PM Nov. 10............ at Lenoir-Rhyne *..........2:00 PM * - SAC games HOME GAMES IN ALL CAPS

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catawba indians Head Coach Curtis Walker - 5th Season Curtis Walker became the Head Football Coach at Catawba in December of 2012. He returned to his alma mater after spending one season as the defensive coordinator and linebacker coach at Western Carolina University. Prior to his year in Cullowhee, Walker spent 10 years as the defensive coordinator and linebackers coach at Coastal Carolina University. In 2015, Walker was named the South Atlantic Conference Coach of the Year after guiding Catawba to its first SAC Championship since 2007 and a spot in the NCAA Division II Playoffs. The Catawba Indians went 9-3 and claimed the outright SAC title with a 6-1 mark, finishing the regular season with seven straight wins.

Walker’s Career as Head Coach Year School 2013 Catawba 2014 Catawba 2015 Catawba 2016 Catawba 2017 Catawba Total

Overall 6-5 6-5 9-3 5-6 9-2

SAC 3-4 3-4 6-1 5-2 5-2

35-21

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During Walker’s 10 seasons in Conway, the Chanticleers had four players on the defensive side garner All-America accolades, while players within his defense earned a combined 44 All-Big South accolades as the Chanticleers captured three straight Big South Conference titles (2004-06). Coastal also won the league championship in 2010. Under Walker, Coastal led the league in pass defense in 2006, ‘07 and `08. On the strength of 18 interceptions in 2007, the Chanticleers ranked sixth nationally in turnover margin (1.36). In 2006, Coastal’s defense tied for the national lead with 19 interceptions. Walker’s defense led the nation in pass efficiency defense and contributed to the top turnover margin in the country, setting a Big South record at plus 22. Walker was a four-year starter and three-time All-American linebacker for Catawba from 1989-92, graduating in 1992 with a degree in sociology. He was inducted into the Catawba Sports Hall of Fame in 2004 and into the South Atlantic Conference Hall of Fame in 2008. Walker was Catawba’s team most valuable player in 1991 and served as team captain in 1992. Walker still holds the Catawba single game record for tackles with 25 stops against Wofford in 1991. He also still owns the all-time single season record for fumble recoveries with six, also set in 1991. Walker earned All-America honors his final three seasons, including first team accolades as a senior in 1992. Following graduation from Catawba and a two-year coaching period at Salisbury High School, Walker joined the staff at Catawba in 1995. He coached the linebackers and began coordinating all recruiting in 1997. Walker was promoted to defensive coordinator in 2001 and the Catawba Indians were ranked first in Division II in scoring defense and 15th in total defense. At Catawba, Walker was a part of three South Atlantic Conference championships (1996, 2000 and 2001) and three NCAA playoff appearances (1999, 2000 and 2001). The Catawba Indians were a combined 22-3 in 2000-01, a lot of the success due to a suffocating defense. Catawba allowed just 13.5 points per game during those 25 games. A native of Burlington, N.C., Walker was a two-time football all-conference performer at Graham High School prior to graduating in 1988. He was the Mid-State Conference Defensive Player of the Year in 1987. Walker and his wife, Sheka, have two sons; Jalon (11) and Curtis II (9).

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catawba indians 2017 Individual Statistical Leaders PASSING NAME YR POS GP COMP ATT PCT YDS Y/G Y/A TD INT LG EFFIC Patrick O’Brien Sr QB 11 190 300 63.3% 2546 231.5 8.5 24 5 86 157.7 Reid Carlton Sr QB 3 12 18 66.7% 164 54.7 9.1 3 1 42 187.1 RUSHING NAME YR POS GP RUSH YDS Y/G AVG TD LG FUM LOST Eamon Smart Sr RB 11 203 917 83.4 4.5 6 52 3 3 Kenyatta Greene Jr RB 11 111 704 64.0 6.3 8 78 2 2 Patrick O’Brien Sr QB 11 52 76 6.9 1.5 1 20 1 0 Trey Evans Sr LB 11 1 34 3.1 34.0 0 34 - Demonte Good Fr RB 5 6 30 6.0 5.0 0 15 - RECEIVING NAME YR POS GP REC REC/G YDS Y/G AVG TD LG Sam Mobley Sr WR 11 56 5.1 1046 95.1 18.7 8 74 Keyon West Sr WR 11 52 4.7 556 50.5 10.7 8 38 Jourdan Osinski Jr TE 10 30 3.0 400 40.0 13.3 3 33 Kenyatta Greene Jr RB 11 25 2.3 344 31.3 13.8 5 86 Gavin Rose So WR 11 18 1.6 176 16.0 9.8 1 27 KICKING NAME YR POS GP FGM FGA PCT LG XPM XPA PCT PTS Lee Brackman So K 11 12 15 80% 43 40 43 93% 76 PUNTING NAME YR POS GP PUNT YDS AVG LG IN20 FC TB BLK Caleb Berry Jr FS 11 49 1860 38.0 47 16 11 2 0 RETURNS NAME YR POS KR YDS AVG TD LG PR YDS AVG TD LG Kenyatta Greene Jr RB 20 426 21.3 0 39 2 1 0.5 0 5 Jimmy Henderson Jr DB 9 227 25.2 0 41 - - - - Josh Beaman Jr TE 3 32 10.7 0 12 - - - - Caleb Allen Fr DB - - - - - 1 -1 -1.0 0 0 Sam Mobley Sr WR - - - - - 17 141 8.3 0 47 SCORING NAME YR POS PTS PTS/G RUSH REC KR PR INT FUM XPM FGM 2PT MISC Kenyatta Greene Jr RB 78 7.1 8 5 0 0 - - - - - 0 Lee Brackman So K 76 6.9 - - - - - - 40 12 0 0 Sam Mobley Sr WR 48 4.4 - 8 - 0 - - - - - 0 Keyon West Sr WR 48 4.4 0 8 - - - - - - - 0 Eamon Smart Sr RB 42 3.8 6 1 - - - - - - - 0 DEFENSE NAME YR POS GP TKL AST TOT TKL/G SCK YDS TFL YDS FF FR YDS INT YDS BRUP BLK Trey Evans Sr LB 11 45 34 79.0 7.2 2 12 11 46 - 1 0 2 52 4 Michael Peppers Sr LB 11 38 25 63.0 5.7 - - 5 18 1 1 3 - - 1 Kyle Kitchens Sr LB 11 34 19 53.0 4.8 12.5 84 18 102 1 1 0 - - 5 Trey Murray Fr DB 11 26 19 45.0 4.1 - - 2 8 - - - 1 14 2 Cris Page So DB 11 36 9 45.0 4.1 - - 0.5 1 - 1 0 3 87 12 -

OVERALL CONF 11 1st 7 2nd 348 2nd 205 3rd 31.6 2nd 29.3 3rd 4473 2nd 2898 1st 406.6 3rd 414.0 1st 2710 2nd 1751 3rd 202-318-6 1st 135-213-3 1st 246.4 2nd 250.1 3rd 8.5 3rd 8.2 4th 13.4 4th 13.0 6th 27 1st 15 1st 1763 4th 1147 4th 396 4th 238 6th 160.3 4th 163.9 4th 4.5 3rd 4.8 2nd 15 3rd 9 5th 221 2nd 141 3rd 91 4th 57 4th 110 2nd 70 2nd 20 6th 14 4th 20.1 3rd 20.1 3rd 65-144 3rd 41-92 4th 45% 1st 45% 4th 4-11 8th 4-9 6th 36% 8th 44% 4th 32-685 6th 22-445 5th

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OVERALL CONF 21.4 4th 20.2 4th 20-182 4th 6-45 7th 9.1 4th 7.5 5th 12-15 1st 10-12 2nd 80.0% 2nd 83.3% 1st 40-43 2nd 23-24 3rd 93.0% 5th 95.8% 4th 50-1878 4th 27-1021 6th 37.6 6th 37.8 6th 34-38 3rd 21-24 2nd 89% 2nd 88% 2nd 22-38 3rd 11-24 6th 58% 7th 46% 7th 12-9 6th 10-8 5th 8 6th 7 4th 12 4th 6 6th 12-199 4th 6-46 7th 16.6 5th 7.7 5th 2 2nd 1 2nd 705 7th 455 8th 28 2nd 17 2nd 76 2nd 54 3rd 623 1st 438 2nd 31:49 3rd 31:58 3rd 14830 4th 11350 2nd 2472 5th 2838 4th

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lenoir-rhyne bears 2018 Schedule

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Stadium.............................. Moretz Stadium Capacity......................................... 8,500 2017 Record........................................ 3-7 2017 SAC Record (Finish)................. 2-5 (7th) Letterwinners Returning/Lost................. 24/9 Head Coach............................. Drew Cronic Alma Mater............................ Georgia, 1998 Record at School (Years).............0-0 (1st Year) Career Record.......................22-3 (3rd Year) Best Time To Reach................ Early afternoon Office Number.........................828-328-7121 Assistant Coaches....................... Bob Bodine ..........................................Josh Aldridge ........................................... Aaron Brock ..................................... Michael Ramseur ............................................. Tim Foster ........................................... Jimmy Long ............................................. David Cole ..........................................Jawan Turner ............................................ Aaron Terry ........................................ Cameron Clark ..................................Michael DeStephens .......................................Gordon Thigpen SID....................................Jeremy Zalacca Office Phone...........................828-328-7174 Office Fax..............................828-328-7399 Press Box Phone.......................828-328-7780 E-mail Address............. jeremy.zalacca@lr.edu Internet Address................. www.lrbears.com SID Mailing Address.................. P.O. Box 7356 .................................. Hickory, N.C. 28603

Aug. 30........... at West Alabama..........7:00 PM Sept. 8............ at North Greenville.......7:00 PM Sept. 15.......... MARS HILL *................6:00 PM Sept. 22.......... at Wingate *................6:00 PM Sept. 29.......... TUSCULUM *................6:00 PM Oct. 6............. at Newberry *..............4:00 PM Oct. 13............ LIMESTONE *................2:00 PM Oct. 20............ at Fort Valley State.......6:00 PM Oct. 27............ UNC PEMBROKE............2:00 PM Nov. 3............. at Carson-Newman *......1:00 PM Nov. 10............ CATAWBA *..................2:00 PM * - SAC games HOME GAMES IN ALL CAPS

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lenoir-rhyne bears Head Coach Drew Cronic - 1st Year Hired on December 7, 2017, Drew Cronic became the 22nd Head Football Coach in Lenoir-Rhyne University history. Cronic was the Offensive Coordinator at Furman University this past fall, leading the Paladins to an 8-5 record – 6-2 in the Southern Conference – and a second-place finish in the league standings. The Paladins were ranked as high as No. 22 in the nation and advanced to the second round of the playoffs. Cronic spearheaded an offense which averaged 34 points a game and coached the All-SoCon Second Team Quarterback in P.J. Blazeowski. Before his second stint with Furman, Cronic coached at Reinhardt (Ga.) University for five years (2012-16) and was instrumental in the startup of the program in November of 2011. For the first three seasons, Cronic served as Assistant Head Coach, Offensive Coordinator, Quarterbacks Coach and Recruiting Coordinator for the Eagles before being named the head coaching prior to the 2015 campaign.

Cronic’s Career as Head Coach Year School 2015 Reinhardt 2016 Reinhardt

Overall 9-2 13-1

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22-3

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In his first season, Cronic directed Reinhardt to a 9-2 season before a recordbreaking in 2016. The Eagles went 13-1, won the Mid-South Conference Championship and advanced to the NAIA National Quarterfinals. Reinhardt averaged 51.1 points per contest and totaled 550.6 yards of offense per game, ranking first in the nation in both categories. Reinhardt also led the nation in rushing offense (360.0 ypg) and rushing touchdowns (71) while having the nation’s second-highest passing efficiency (178.0) to go along with 25 touchdown passes. In addition, the Eagles’ defense finished second in the nation in points allowed (13.8 ppg) and sacks (46) and fifth in total defense at 283.5 yards per contest. As Reinhardt’s mentor, Cronic was named the Mid-South Conference West Division Coach of the Year twice and the AFCA NAIA Region I Coach of the Year. In 2016, Reinhardt produced 14 all-league picks and 24 academic all-conference honorees (both Mid-South Conference highs). Cronic’s squads also excelled in the classroom as his team posted a 3.11 grade point average while 18 student-athletes carried perfect 4.0 grade point averages. Cronic’s first stint at Furman lasted nine years (2002-10) where he worked under Bobby Lamb and served in several coaching roles including wide receivers, running backs, tight ends and recruiting coordinator. He helped guide the Paladins to a 10-3 campaign and a SoCon Title in 2004 and an 11-3 season in 2005, which ended with a trip to the national semifinals. In 1999, Cronic began his coaching career after graduate school with James Madison, where he served three seasons as receivers coach and assistant recruiting coordinator. The Dukes won the Atlantic 10 Championship in his first year (1999) and earned a bid to the NCAA Division I-AA Playoffs. Cronic, a native of Sharpsburg, Ga., played quarterback for his father – Danny Cronic – at East Coweta High School before playing collegiately at the University of Georgia. As a Bulldog, Cronic played wide receiver and was a member of the special teams. Cronic lettered twice and participated in the 1995 Peach Bowl and 1997 Outback Bowl. Cronic received his bachelor’s degree in mathematics education from Georgia in 1998 before serving as a graduate assistant (wide receivers) at West Georgia where he earned his master’s degree in educational leadership in 1999. Cronic and his wife, Amelia, are the proud parents of three sons: Noah, Elijah and Isaiah.

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lenoir-rhyne bears 2017 Individual Statistical Leaders PASSING NAME YR POS GP COMP ATT PCT YDS Y/G Y/A TD INT LG EFFIC Jarrod Kellar So QB 10 127 231 55.0% 1274 127.4 5.5 9 11 60 104.6 Grayson Willingham Fr QB 3 8 19 42.1% 57 19.0 3.0 1 0 15 84.7 RUSHING NAME YR POS GP RUSH YDS Y/G AVG TD LG FUM LOST Nelson Brown So RB 10 240 1071 107.1 4.5 10 91 1 1 Xzavion Huff Fr RB 10 53 227 22.7 4.3 2 44 2 1 Bradley M. Jones So RB 6 22 102 17.0 4.6 0 33 - Darnell Jackson So RB 6 16 70 11.7 4.4 0 16 1 1 P.J. Lotharp So RB 5 3 24 4.8 8.0 0 21 - RECEIVING NAME YR POS GP REC REC/G YDS Y/G AVG TD LG T.j. Smith Jr WR 10 29 2.9 417 41.7 14.4 2 60 Jaquay Mitchell So WR 10 20 2.0 159 15.9 8.0 1 18 Saaehim Brooks So WR 10 19 1.9 200 20.0 10.5 0 29 Demarius Hampton Fr WR 4 16 4.0 117 29.3 7.3 0 20 Nelson Brown So RB 10 15 1.5 166 16.6 11.1 1 35 KICKING NAME YR POS GP FGM FGA PCT LG XPM XPA PCT PTS Chase Allbaugh Fr K 10 7 7 100% 54 17 19 89% 38 Walker Harrison So K 1 0 1 0% 0 1 1 100% 1 Isaiah Herring So CB 1 - - - - 1 1 100% 1 PUNTING NAME YR POS GP PUNT YDS AVG LG IN20 FC TB BLK Hayden Burgiel Fr P 10 50 1835 36.7 58 17 20 1 0 RETURNS NAME YR POS KR YDS AVG TD LG PR YDS AVG TD LG Xzavion Huff Fr RB 17 423 24.9 1 100 - - - - Jaquay Mitchell So WR 13 306 23.5 0 54 - - - - Demarius Hampton Fr WR 7 164 23.4 0 27 - - - - Kyle Dugger So FS - - - - - 20 197 9.8 1 38 Ivan Milliken Jr CB - - - - - 1 18 18.0 0 0 SCORING NAME YR POS PTS PTS/G RUSH REC KR PR INT FUM XPM FGM 2PT MISC Nelson Brown So RB 68 6.8 10 1 - - - - - - 1 0 Chase Allbaugh Fr K 38 3.8 - - - - - - 17 7 0 0 Sam Camargo So TE 30 3.0 - 5 - - - - - - - 0 Xzavion Huff Fr RB 18 1.8 2 0 1 - - - - - - 0 T.j. Smith Jr WR 12 1.2 0 2 - - - - - - - 0 DEFENSE NAME YR POS GP TKL AST TOT TKL/G SCK YDS TFL YDS FF FR YDS INT YDS BRUP BLK Kyle Dugger So FS 10 59 26 85.0 8.5 - - 4.5 7 2 1 0 1 0 5 Sherrod Williams So LB 10 35 37 72.0 7.2 0.5 2 9 27 1 2 0 - - 5 Quentin Hayes Fr LB 8 26 29 55.0 6.9 2 13 6.5 21 1 1 0 1 5 - Jaquan Artis So LB 9 24 25 49.0 5.4 2.5 15 5.5 22 - 1 0 - - - Landon Scott So FS 10 25 22 47.0 4.7 - - 1 2 - 1 0 3 149 - -

OVERALL CONF 10 5th 7 3rd 194 8th 155 7th 19.4 8th 22.1 7th 2769 8th 2024 7th 276.9 8th 289.1 7th 1331 8th 981 7th 135-250-11 7th 85-161-8 6th 133.1 8th 140.1 7th 5.3 8th 6.1 8th 9.9 8th 11.5 8th 10 7th 7 7th 1438 5th 1043 5th 377 5th 260 4th 143.8 5th 149.0 5th 3.8 5th 4.0 5th 12 6th 10 3rd 169 7th 123 7th 73 6th 49 6th 65 7th 48 6th 31 2nd 26 2nd 16.9 7th 17.6 7th 54-138 5th 36-89 6th 39% 5th 40% 5th 8-17 5th 4-9 7th 47% 4th 44% 6th 44-977 1st 31-752 1st

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OVERALL CONF 22.2 3rd 24.3 1st 21-232 2nd 16-152 2nd 11.0 3rd 9.5 3rd 7-8 6th 5-6 6th 87.5% 1st 83.3% 2nd 19-21 8th 16-17 7th 90.5% 6th 94.1% 6th 50-1835 6th 34-1281 3rd 36.7 7th 37.7 7th 23-27 6th 17-19 5th 85% 3rd 89% 1st 19-27 5th 14-19 3rd 70% 2nd 74% 1st 12-9 7th 5-4 8th 8 6th 5 8th 8 6th 6 7th 8-204 3rd 6-165 3rd 25.5 2nd 27.5 1st 1 4th 1 4th 695 8th 494 5th 19 6th 14 4th 80 3rd 50 2nd 752 3rd 474 3rd 30:29 4th 29:31 5th 21649 2nd 14044 1st 4330 1st 4681 1st

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Limestone Saints 2018 Schedule

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Stadium............................. The Reservation Capacity........................................10,000 2017 Record........................................ 4-6 2017 SAC Record (Finish)............... 3-4 (T-4th) Letterwinners Returning/Lost................42/38 Head Coach.............................. Tony Ierulli Alma Mater.................Maryville (Tenn.), 1980 Record at School (Years).............0-0 (1st Year) Career Record.................... 39-51 (10th Year) Best Time To Reach............ Weekday Mornings Office Number.........................864-488-8300 Assistant Coaches.........................Brian Turk .............................................Lane Knost ......................................... Michael Selby ...........................................Aubrey Kelly .........................................Derek Burnett SID....................................... Ernest Myers Office Phone...........................864-488-4367 Home Phone...........................864-838-3156 Press Box Phone.......................864-838-3156 E-mail Address.............emeyers@limeston.edu Internet Address.... www.golimestonesaints.com SID Mailing Address............ 1115 College Drive .................................. Gaffney, S.C. 29340

Sept. 1............ at Gardner-Webb..........6:00 PM Sept. 8............ at West Georgia...........2:00 PM Sept. 15.......... at Tusculum *..............6:00 PM Sept. 22.......... WEST ALABAMA............1:00 PM Sept. 29.......... MARS HILL *................4:00 PM Oct. 6............. at Carson-Newman *......1:00 PM Oct. 13............ at Lenoir-Rhyne *..........2:00 PM Oct. 20............ NEWBERRY *................1:00 PM Oct. 27............ at Catawba *...............1:30 PM Nov. 3............. WINGATE *..................4:00 PM

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Limestone Saints Head Coach Tony Ierulli - 1st Year Tony Ierulli, who spent six seasons as an assistant coach at Carson-Newman University and nine years as the head coach at Division III Maryville College (Tenn.) was named the third head football coach at Limestone College on February 10. Overall, he brings 35 years of coaching experience at each level of collegiate football to a young Saints program. The 2002 American Football Coaches Association Division II Assistant Coach of the Year has also coached at the NAIA level, in addition to stints with NCAA Division I FBS and FCS institutions. Ierulli spent five seasons on the staff of legendary Carson-Newman coach Ken Sparks before serving as the defensive ends coach under Mike Turner in 2017. During his six years in Jefferson City, Tenn., the Eagles combined for a 47-22 overall record and a pair of NCAA Division II playoff appearances. He helped lead the Eagles to four straight runner-up finishes in the South Atlantic Conference standings with 27 total league wins. On the recruiting front, Ierulli recruited and signed All-American Damian Baker, the 2015 SAC Offensive Player of the Year, and Derek Evans, the 2015 Rimington Award winner. In 2003, Ierulli returned to his alma mater at Maryville as the head football coach and promptly helped turn around a program that went 0-10 the year before. He led the team to 15 wins over the next four seasons before guiding the Scots to a 7-3 mark in 2007 – the team’s best record in nearly a decade. Maryville posted 39 wins during his tenure, the third highest mark for a coach in the team’s 122-year history, while Colby Townsend and Kyle Chewning earned All-America recognition under his mentorship. A total of 77 student-athletes were selected for all-conference honors over those nine seasons, while 74 players were named to the USA South Academic All-Conference Team.

Ierulli’s Career as Head Coach Year 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 TOTAL

School Maryville Maryville Maryville Maryville Maryville Maryville Maryville Maryville Maryville

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Overall 2-8 5-5 3-7 5-5 7-3 5-5 4-6 4-6 4-6

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In addition to his head coaching responsibilities, Ierulli served on the NCAA Football Rules Committee and the AFCA Summer Manual Committee during his time at Maryville. He was also involved in organizing alumni fundraising campaigns and community service projects. Prior to his time in Tennessee, Ierulli served as the defensive coordinator at Shippensburg University (Pa.), where he was named the 2002 AFCA DII Assistant Coach of the Year. His defenses consistently ranked among the best in the nation during his stint with the Raiders, leading to a combined 43 wins over seven years. After serving on Terry Bowden’s staff at Salem College (W.Va.) from 1983-85, he reunited with Bowden at Samford University, where he split time as both the recruiting coordinator and defensive coordinator. Ierulli also worked alongside current Texas A&M head coach Jimbo Fisher as the Bulldogs qualified for the FCS playoffs in 1991 and 1992. Ierulli got his start in coaching as a graduate assistant at Bowling Green State University in 1980 before serving as an assistant defensive line coach at the University of Missouri for two years. He joined Bowden’s staff at Salem in 1983 and then took over as the defensive coordinator at Division III Susquehanna University (Pa.) for two seasons. During his distinguished career in the coaching ranks, Ierulli has been a strong proponent of community service. He and his wife, Carol, have established a mentoring and tutoring program at local elementary schools during each of his coaching stops, and his teams have been involved with Habitat for Humanity, the Boys & Girls Club, the YMCA, and many others. In 2014, he helped create the Wounded Warrior Golf Tournament in Maryville, Tenn. to help raise money and awareness for the Wounded Warrior Project. The WWP serves veterans and service members who incurred a physical or mental injury during military service and their families. Ierulli graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Education from Maryville in 1980 and with a master’s in Athletic Administration from Salem in 1985. He and Carol have three children: Anthony (wife, Tracey), Katie (husband, Joe) and Kelli (husband, Nathan), and seven grandchildren: Ruby, Adley, Vincent, Lillian, Nicolas, Anthony and Ava. Ierulli is the cousin of Joe Girardi, a former MLB player and manager of the Florida Marlins and New York Yankees. Girardi was the 2006 National League Manager of the Year with the Marlins before guiding the Yankees to a World Series Championship in 2009.

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Limestone Saints 2017 Individual Statistical Leaders PASSING NAME YR POS GP COMP ATT PCT YDS Y/G Y/A TD INT LG EFFIC Jr. Ivan Corbin So QB 7 100 183 54.6% 1143 163.3 6.2 10 11 84 113.1 DJ Phillips Fr QB 6 70 148 47.3% 1105 184.2 7.5 5 7 80 111.7 RUSHING NAME YR POS GP RUSH YDS Y/G AVG TD LG FUM LOST Jerko’ya Patton Fr RB 10 201 907 90.7 4.5 8 46 1 1 Jr. Ivan Corbin So QB 7 108 231 33.0 2.1 5 22 11 5 Shanard Bain Fr RB 9 31 152 16.9 4.9 0 36 - Daitwan Commodore Sr RB 3 11 58 19.3 5.3 0 13 - D’Anta Fleming Sr WR 10 3 8 0.8 2.7 0 4 1 0 RECEIVING NAME YR POS GP REC REC/G YDS Y/G AVG TD LG D’Anta Fleming Sr WR 10 50 5.0 671 67.1 13.4 9 84 Vyncint Smith Sr WR 10 49 4.9 849 84.9 17.3 3 55 Deondre Baskett Sr WR 7 24 3.4 198 28.3 8.3 1 23 Jumill Hornsby Sr WR 10 19 1.9 291 29.1 15.3 2 59 Jerko’ya Patton Fr RB 10 11 1.1 43 4.3 3.9 0 11 KICKING NAME YR POS GP FGM FGA PCT LG XPM XPA PCT PTS Nick Smith Sr K 10 12 16 75% 53 24 25 96% 60 PUNTING NAME YR POS GP PUNT YDS AVG LG IN20 FC TB BLK Alex Haynes Sr P 10 44 1852 42.1 59 12 14 1 0 Jr. Ivan Corbin So QB 7 2 74 37.0 39 2 0 0 0 Nick Smith Sr K 10 1 39 39.0 39 1 0 0 0 RETURNS NAME YR POS KR YDS AVG TD LG PR YDS AVG TD LG Tyrell Abney Fr WR 21 411 19.6 0 43 - - - - Jyquis Callahan So FS 12 194 16.2 0 36 - - - - PJ Franklin Fr RB 5 78 15.6 0 21 - - - - Shanard Bain Fr RB 1 20 20.0 0 20 - - - - Cody Rau Jr WR - - - - - 14 89 6.4 0 20 SCORING NAME YR POS PTS PTS/G RUSH REC KR PR INT FUM XPM FGM 2PT MISC Nick Smith Sr K 60 6.0 - - - - - - 24 12 0 0 D’Anta Fleming Sr WR 54 5.4 0 9 - - - - - - - 0 Jerko’ya Patton Fr RB 48 4.8 8 0 - - - - - - - 0 Jr. Ivan Corbin So QB 32 4.6 5 - - - - - 0 - 1 0 Vyncint Smith Sr WR 18 1.8 0 3 - - - - - - - 0 DEFENSE NAME YR POS GP TKL AST TOT TKL/G SCK YDS TFL YDS FF FR YDS INT YDS BRUP BLK Evan Patrick Sr LB 10 34 42 76.0 7.6 2 4 4 12 1 1 0 - - 1 Kelvin Atkins Jr DE 10 21 32 53.0 5.3 2.5 13 6.5 24 2 1 0 - - 2 Titus Williams Sr FS 8 24 27 51.0 6.4 - - 0.5 1 - 1 2 - - 5 Joey Felder Sr LB 10 25 25 50.0 5.0 2 15 6 27 1 3 8 - - - Jabarus Saxon Jr FS 10 22 16 38.0 3.8 - - 1.5 2 1 1 0 2 0 3 -

OVERALL CONF 10 5th 7 4th 238 7th 188 4th 23.8 7th 26.9 4th 3581 6th 2616 5th 358.1 5th 373.7 5th 2248 3rd 1760 2nd 170-332-18 3rd 125-244-15 3rd 224.8 3rd 251.4 2nd 6.8 7th 7.2 6th 13.2 6th 14.1 4th 15 5th 11 5th 1333 6th 856 6th 377 5th 249 5th 133.3 6th 122.3 6th 3.5 6th 3.4 7th 13 5th 10 4th 198 6th 139 4th 79 5th 50 5th 89 4th 67 3rd 30 3rd 22 3rd 19.8 4th 19.9 4th 52-152 6th 37-103 5th 34% 6th 36% 6th 14-22 1st 6-11 3rd 64% 2nd 55% 2nd 39-703 4th 29-540 3rd

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OVERALL CONF 18.0 6th 18.6 6th 14-89 7th 8-71 4th 6.4 6th 8.9 4th 12-16 2nd 11-14 1st 75.0% 3rd 78.6% 3rd 24-25 6th 19-19 4th 96.0% 2nd 100.0% 1st 48-1965 3rd 30-1256 4th 40.9 2nd 41.9 2nd 26-33 4th 19-24 3rd 79% 6th 79% 6th 17-33 7th 11-24 7th 52% 8th 46% 8th 17-8 4th 11-7 4th 11 3rd 7 5th 8 6th 7 5th 8-53 8th 7-53 6th 6.6 8th 7.6 7th 1 4th 1 4th 738 4th 557 2nd 16 7th 12 5th 84 4th 60 4th 818 5th 602 7th 30:18 6th 29:25 6th 11007 7th 8989 6th 2201 7th 2247 8th

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mars hill lions 2018 Schedule

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Stadium.......... Ammons Family Athletic Center Capacity......................................... 5,000 2017 Record........................................ 3-7 2017 SAC Record (Finish)................. 1-6 (8th) Letterwinners Returning/Lost................38/22 Head Coach.............................. Tim Clifton Alma Mater............................. Mercer, 1976 Record at School (Years)..... 133-130 (26th Year) Career Record................. 133-130 (26th Year) Best Time To Reach............ Weekday mornings Office Number.........................828-689-1219 Assistant Coaches...................Kevin Barnette .......................................... Chuck Phifer ........................................... Tom Weaver ..................................... Jonathan Surratt .............................................. Joe Hillin .........................................Thomas Reese ...................................... Chris Brookshire SID.......................................... Rick Baker Office Phone...........................828-689-1373 Home Phone...........................828-689-2640 Office Fax..............................828-689-1501 Press Box Phone.......................828-689-1535 E-mail Address.................... rbaker@mhu.edu Internet Address...........www.marshilllions.com SID Mailing Address..............Campus Box 6668 .................................. Mars Hill, NC 28754

Sept. 1............ at East Tennessee St......7:30 PM Sept. 8............ SHAW........................1:00 PM Sept. 15.......... at Lenoir-Rhyne *..........6:00 PM Sept. 22.......... CATAWBA *..................1:00 PM Sept. 29.......... at Limestone *.............4:00 PM Oct. 6............. TUSCULUM *................1:30 PM Oct. 13............ at Carson-Newman *......3:00 PM Oct. 20............ at Wingate *................6:00 PM Nov. 3............. at UNC Pembroke.........1:00 PM Nov. 10............ NEWBERRY *................1:00 PM * - SAC games HOME GAMES IN ALL CAPS

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mars hill lions Head Coach Tim Clifton - 26th Year Tim Clifton is entering his 26th season at Mars Hill University. Clifton has led the Lions to a .500 record or higher in 15 seasons, including the SAC title and the Lions’ first NCAA postseason appearance in 2011. For his efforts guiding the Lions in 2011, Clifton was named the SAC Coach of the Year. He has a career record at Mars Hill of 133-130-0. The 133 wins place Clifton second in all-time wins of all SAC head coaches. He has recorded 78 conference victories that also places him second in that category among all-time SAC head coaches. During the 2003 season Clifton broke the school’s record for most wins by a head football coach. He surpassed Claude Gibson (1973-82), who ended his career with an overall record of 55-37-2 (.585). Under Clifton’s direction, the Lion offense has exploded breaking several single season offensive school records, such as longest run from scrimmage (94 yards by senior Leon Williams), most PAT’s scored (37), most rushing yards gained (3,130), most total offensive yards (4,803), most first downs (250) and most points scored (327). Under Clifton’s direction the Lions have set many individual records. Jonas Randolph rewrote the school and SAC record books. He became the South Atlantic Conference’s career rushing leader with 5,608 yards and led all NCAA divisions this season in rushing yards per game (197.27). The SAC Offensive Player of the Year, Randolph’s 2,170 yards in 2011 also set new SAC and school marks. He also had six games of 200 or more rushing yards and nine games of over 100 rushing yards this season. He was a three-time first team All-Super Region 2 honoree and was the Super Region 2 Offensive Player of the Year. Randolph finished the year with 2,170 yards rushing on a Division II-leading 366 carries and scored 18 touchdowns. He averaged more than 37 yards per game more than the next closest Division II rusher. Randolph was also named an AFCA All-American, Daktronics All-American, AP Little All-American and a USA College Sports All-American. Prior to Randolph’s era, Leon Williams was the all-time leading career rusher at Mars Hill recording 2,849 yards (1993-96) and then Travis McFadden (2000-03) surpassed his numbers in 2002 reaching 2,859 career yards. Terrance Stokes became the school’s single game rusher with 252 yards against Wingate University (2000) and the school’s single season rusher with 1,558 yards in 2000. Antione Jones later surpassed Stokes single-game performance with a 322-yard effort against Lenoir-Rhyne in 2005. Jon Richt has set new school marks in attempts in a season (290), completions in a game (28), yards passing in a single season (2,238), and touchdowns in a game (5), season (20) and career (44). Ashley Abernathy set school records in 1993 for most yards passing in a season (1,967) and total yards in a career (6,820). During the 1999 season, Khalid Abdullah recorded a game best five sacks against the University of Virginia’s College at Wise as well as a season high 15 sacks in 2000. Toy Williams tied the school record of three interceptions against Lenoir-Rhyne. During the 2001 season Maurice Jackson picked off nine interceptions that broke the existing school record held by Kevin Barnette and Abdullah set a new mark for the longest interception return of 100 yards on two occasions. In 2014, Dimitri Holmes set the South Atlantic Conference career record in receiving yards (4,231) and career receptions (267) while earning D2Football.com All-American honors.

Clifton’s Career as Head Coach Year School 1993 Mars Hill 1994 Mars Hill 1995 Mars Hill 1996 Mars Hill 1997 Mars Hill 1998 Mars Hill 1999 Mars Hill 2000 Mars Hill 2001 Mars Hill 2002 Mars Hill 2003 Mars Hill 2004 Mars Hill 2005 Mars Hill 2006 Mars Hill 2007 Mars Hill 2008 Mars Hill 2009 Mars Hill 2010 Mars Hill 2011 Mars Hill 2012 Mars Hill 2013 Mars Hill 2014 Mars Hill 2015 Mars Hill 2016 Mars Hill 2017 Mars Hill Total

Overall 4-6 7-4 6-4 5-5 5-5 1-10 7-4 5-5 7-4 7-4 7-4 6-4 4-6 4-7 5-5 7-4 6-4 5-6 8-3 6-4 3-8 4-6 6-5 5-6 3-7 133-130

SAC 2-5 4-3 4-3 3-4 3-4 0-7 5-3 3-4 4-3 4-3 3-4 3-4 3-4 1-6 1-5 4-3 4-3 3-4 6-1 5-2 1-6 3-4 5-2 3-4 1-6 78-97

Clifton has had the privilege of coaching 81 All-Conference Honor Roll players, 97 All-SAC performers, eight SAC Freshmen of the Year, and five SAC Players of the Year in Mike Belk (LB), Terrance Stokes (RB), Khalid Abdullah (LB), Jonas Randolph (RB) and Troy Harris (DE). Clifton has also been fortunate to coach eight All-Americans. Terrance Stokes was selected an American Football Coaches Association All-American, Mike Belk was a third team All-American in 1995 and David Cassell, Toy Williams and Khalid Abdullah were named All-Americans by USA Football.com and D2Football.com, two Division II Internet sites. Cassell was also named an AFCA All-American for his performances during the 2001 campaign while Abdullah received the honor in 2002. After his stellar career at Mars Hill, Abdullah was the first pick in the fifth round by the Cincinnati Bengals. The Lions sent another player to the NFL when cornerback Michael Grant signed a free agent contract with the Cleveland Browns. Jonas Randolph was a three-time AFCA All-American and the 2011 NCAA Player of the Year. Mam Nyang was a Honorable Mention All-American by Don Hansen Football Gazette. Clifton came to Mars Hill from Ferrum College in Ferrum, Virginia, where he had been the offensive coordinator since 1987. During Clifton’s tenure, Ferrum went to four straight NCAA Division III playoffs. In the 1988-89 school year, Ferrum was a national semifinalist. Clifton, a veteran of 39 years, spent five years on the high school level before entering the collegiate ranks. Since joining the college ranks, Clifton has made stops at the University of South Carolina, Virginia Military Institute, Fayetteville State University and Ferrum College. Clifton graduated from Mercer University in 1976. Clifton and his wife Joy met while they were in school together and were married in 1977. They have two children: Myriah, age 27, a graduate of Mars Hill and Cody, age 25, also a graduate Mars Hill University. The family makes their home in Mars Hill.

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mars hill lions 2017 Individual Statistical Leaders PASSING NAME YR POS GP COMP ATT PCT YDS Y/G Y/A TD INT LG EFFIC David Salmon Sr QB 10 180 314 57.3% 2766 276.6 8.8 23 13 81 147.2 Austin Brown Jr QB 7 8 20 40.0% 150 21.4 7.5 0 2 59 83.0 Keshaun Taylor Sr WR 10 3 4 75.0% 113 11.3 28.3 1 0 54 394.8 Javon Harbison So RB 10 0 1 .0% 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 RUSHING NAME YR POS GP RUSH YDS Y/G AVG TD LG FUM LOST Malik Prescott So RB 8 140 640 80.0 4.6 5 48 3 2 Elijah Jett So RB 9 64 341 37.9 5.3 3 56 1 0 Austin Brown Jr QB 7 14 62 8.9 4.4 0 17 1 0 Reggie Battle So RB 10 27 49 4.9 1.8 1 14 - Keshaun Taylor Sr WR 10 6 45 4.5 7.5 1 48 - RECEIVING NAME YR POS GP REC REC/G YDS Y/G AVG TD LG Keshaun Taylor Sr WR 10 64 6.4 1281 128.1 20.0 12 81 Craig Rucker So WR 10 52 5.2 915 91.5 17.6 6 72 Javon Harbison So RB 10 25 2.5 284 28.4 11.4 1 27 Kedar Bryant Jr TE 9 9 1.0 100 11.1 11.1 1 23 Casey Gladney Sr WR 7 9 1.3 127 18.1 14.1 1 24 KICKING NAME YR POS GP FGM FGA PCT LG XPM XPA PCT PTS Tanner Fox Fr K/FS 5 1 2 50% 26 22 22 100% 25 Tyler Stewart Sr K 10 1 1 100% 21 7 10 70% 10 Jordan Colleary Jr K 5 - - - - 2 4 50% 2 PUNTING NAME YR POS GP PUNT YDS AVG LG IN20 FC TB BLK Tyler Stewart Sr K 10 28 961 34.3 49 9 3 2 0 Jordan Colleary Jr K 5 6 210 35.0 40 1 3 0 0 RETURNS NAME YR POS KR YDS AVG TD LG PR YDS AVG TD LG Craig Rucker So WR 19 358 18.8 0 33 - - - - Keshaun Taylor Sr WR 12 196 16.3 0 27 - - - - CJ Thompson Fr WR 7 86 12.3 0 19 - - - - Tyler Ferguson So WR 2 44 22.0 0 29 2 39 19.5 0 39 Javon Harbison So RB 1 29 29.0 0 29 9 135 15.0 0 62 SCORING NAME YR POS PTS PTS/G RUSH REC KR PR INT FUM XPM FGM 2PT MISC Keshaun Taylor Sr WR 78 7.8 1 12 0 - - 0 - - - 0 Craig Rucker So WR 38 3.8 0 6 0 - - - 0 - 1 0 Jamel Hall Sr FB 30 3.0 2 3 - - - - - - - 0 Malik Prescott So RB 30 3.8 5 0 - - - - - - - 0 Tanner Fox Fr K/FS 25 5.0 - - - - - - 22 1 0 0 DEFENSE NAME YR POS GP TKL AST TOT TKL/G SCK YDS TFL YDS FF FR YDS INT YDS BRUP BLK Preston Lockwood So DB 10 47 18 65.0 6.5 - - 0 - - - - - - 2 Tray Smith Jr LB 10 35 27 62.0 6.2 - - 2.5 4 3 1 0 - - 1 Chris Leamon Sr LB 10 39 21 60.0 6.0 1.5 6 8 23 1 1 0 1 85 5 Joshua Fernema Fr DL 9 24 30 54.0 6.0 1 8 1 8 - - - - - - Anthony Phillips So DL 10 35 18 53.0 5.3 1.5 15 3 20 - - - - - 3 1

2017 Team Statistics

STATISTICS CATEGORY Games Scoring Points per game Total offense Yards per game Passing yards Comp-Att-Int Passing yards per game Passing yards per attempt Passing yards per completion Passing touchdowns Rushing yards Rushing attempts Rushing yards per game Yards per rush Rushing touchdowns 1st downs Rushing 1st downs Passing 1st downs Penalty 1st downs 1st downs per game 3rd-down conversions 3rd down % 4th-down conversions 4th down % Kick returns (No.-Yards)

OVERALL CONF 10 5th 7 5th 267 5th 171 6th 26.7 5th 24.4 6th 4135 4th 2847 4th 413.5 1st 406.7 4th 3029 1st 2085 1st 191-339-15 2nd 130-245-13 2nd 302.9 1st 297.9 1st 8.9 2nd 8.5 2nd 15.9 2nd 16.0 1st 24 2nd 15 2nd 1106 7th 762 7th 315 8th 200 8th 110.6 7th 108.9 7th 3.5 7th 3.8 6th 12 6th 8 7th 217 3rd 153 2nd 53 7th 36 7th 120 1st 82 1st 44 1st 35 1st 21.7 1st 21.9 2nd 38-116 8th 23-75 7th 33% 7th 31% 7th 13-30 3rd 6-18 4th 43% 6th 33% 8th 44-719 3rd 29-442 6th

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OVERALL CONF 16.3 7th 15.2 8th 12-176 5th 8-116 3rd 14.7 2nd 14.5 2nd 2-3 8th 2-3 8th 66.7% 5th 66.7% 4th 31-36 5th 19-22 5th 86.1% 7th 86.4% 8th 34-1171 8th 22-771 8th 34.4 8th 35.0 8th 21-31 8th 14-21 7th 68% 8th 67% 8th 19-31 6th 12-21 5th 61% 4th 57% 6th 19-7 3rd 13-4 3rd 8 6th 6 6th 3 8th 2 8th 3-96 7th 2-11 8th 32.0 1st 5.5 8th 2 2nd 1 4th 822 1st 625 1st 20 5th 8 8th 98 6th 65 6th 822 6th 544 4th 26:43 8th 24:56 8th 10946 8th 9195 5th 2189 8th 2299 7th

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newberry wolves 2018 Schedule

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Stadium.................................Setzler Field Capacity........................................ 4,000 2017 Record....................................... 5-6 2017 SAC Record (Finish).............. 3-4 (T-4th) Letterwinners Returning/Lost............... 78/24 Head Coach.............................Todd Knight Alma Mater................... Gardner-Webb, 1989 Record at School (Years)....... 55-44 (10th Year) Career Record................... 55-44 (10th Year) Best Time To Reach........... Weekday mornings Office Number........................803-321-5168 Assistant Coaches...................Stephen Flynn ............................................. Todd Varn ....................................... Bryant Blanton .......................................Keith Chapman ........................................Taylor Cornett ........................................Zach Edmonds ...........................................Deke Herrin ...................................... Jeremiah Jones .........................................Nick Kamerer ..................................... Jarvis Littlejohn ......................................... Drew Watson SID...................................Randall Stewart Office Phone..........................803-321-5667 Mobile Phone.........................864-415-6560 Office Fax.............................803-321-5169 Press Box Phone......................803-947-2107 E-mail Address.. randall.stewart@newberry.edu Internet Address..... www.newberrywolves.com SID Mailing Address.......... 2100 College Street ................................. Newberry, SC 29108

Sept. 1......... at Western Carolina......... 6:00 PM Sept. 8......... at Florida Tech............... 1:00 PM Sept. 15....... VA. UNIV. OF LYNCHBURG... 1:00 PM Sept. 22....... CARSON-NEWMAN *.......... 1:00 PM Sept. 29....... at UNC Pembroke............ 7:00 PM Oct. 6.......... LENOIR-RHYNE *.............. 4:00 PM Oct. 13......... at Tusculum *................. 3:00 PM Oct. 20......... at Limestone *................ 1:00 PM Oct. 27......... WINGATE *..................... 3:00 PM Nov. 3.......... CATAWBA *..................... 1:00 PM Nov. 10......... at Mars Hill *.................. 1:00 PM * - SAC games HOME GAMES IN ALL CAPS

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newberry wolves Head Coach Todd Knight - 10th Season Todd Knight completed his ninth year at the helm of the Newberry program in 2017, having made his mark as one of the most successful coaches in program history. His 55-44 overall record makes him the second-winningest coach in school history and the only 40-game winner with a winning record in the 103 years of Newberry football. The 2016 South Atlantic Conference Coach of the Year has a .556 winning percentage, good for second in school history among coaches with 10 or more games at the helm. Knight guided the Woves to five wins in 2017, the seventh time in nine seasons at Newberry that the Wolves have won five or more contests. Newberry began South Atlantic Conference play with two straight league wins, tying for sixth place in league history with 12 consecutive victories in SAC games. The Wolves went 729 days between league losses in a streak that began in 2015. Seven players were named all-South Atlantic Conference, including four first team selections, while six earned all-Eastern College Athletic Conference recognition. Senior center Dakota Mozingo was a first team all-region selection and junior defensive end Jamarcus Henderson was named to the second team. Newberry accounted for seven conference Player of the Week awards between the SAC and ECAC. The team also retained the Bishops’ Trophy with a third straight win over Lenoir-Rhyne and twice played nationally-broadcast games on ESPN3. The Wolves’ defense had multi-year streaks of 18 consecutive games without allowing a 250-yard passer and 17 games without a 100-yard receiver active during much of the 2017 season. And in perhaps the most stunning game of the year, Newberry closed 2017 with a 28-0 win over Mars Hill without completing a pass in a game that saw seven players take snaps at quarterback due to injury while the defense tied an all-time SAC record with six interceptions against the nation’s sixth-ranked passing attack. Half of the Wolves’ losses came by four points or less. The Wolves also excelled in the classroom under Knight’s leadership. Senior offensive lineman Sam Hall earned First Team Academic All-America honors for the second straight year, the first time in school history a student-athlete has earned multiple first team selections. Newberry tied a school record with five Academic All-District selections. And Mozingo became Newberry’s first-ever football player to win the prestigious SAC ScholarAthlete award. Knight, the 2016 SAC Coach of the Year, was the architect of a SAC championship team that saw the Wolves tie a school record with 10 consecutive wins to close the regular season, earn a No. 2 seed in the 2016 NCAA Division II Football Championship, compile a perfect 7-0 conference record for the first time in school history, and play two nationally-televised games. The Wolves led the nation in punt return yardage allowed (10 returns for one total yard) and set school records for scoring (436 points), passing yards (3,536), completions (287), passing touchdowns (30), completion percentage (67.8), total offense (5,462 yards), all-purpose yards (6,496), total touchdowns (61), and sacks (37.5).

Knight’s Career as Head Coach

Year School 2009 Newberry 2010 Newberry 2011 Newberry 2012 Newberry 2013 Newberry 2014 Newberry 2015 Newberry 2016 Newberry 2017 Newberry Total

Overall 6-4 4-6 4-6 5-6 9-3 5-6 7-5 10-2 5-6

SAC 4-3 3-4 4-3 3-4 5-2 3-4 4-3 7-0 3-4

55-44

38-27

The championship marked the fourth conference crown of Knight’s career, with previous SAC titles coming in 2006 and 2008 as Newberry’s defensive coordinator and as an outside linebacker on Gardner-Webb’s 1987 team. Knight was named SAC Coach of the Year in a season that saw quarterback Raleigh Yeldell become Newberry’s first-ever finalist for the Harlon Hill Trophy, pick up Offensive Player of the Year honors from both the SAC and the Eastern College Athletic Conference, and finish eighth in SAC history with a school-record 3,418 yards of total offense. The Wolves totaled a league-high 15 all-conference selections, including six on the first-team offense and nine first-team selections overall. Newberry had three players (Yeldell, DL Jamarcus Henderson, and OL Bobby McNeil) named to various All-America teams, with five others receiving All-Super Region 2 distinction. Additionally, offensive lineman Sam Hall was named a First Team Academic All-American and won the inaugural Elite 18 award from the SAC, which honors the student-athlete with the highest GPA at the final site of competition in each of the league’s 18 sports. Hall joined Holden Beemiller on the Academic All-District team. In his eight years at the helm of Newberry’s program, Knight has coached a Harlon Hill Trophy finalist, three SAC Players of the Year, two ECAC Offensive Players of the Year, 16 All-Americans, 35 All-Region selections, 65 All-SAC honorees, 27 SAC Players of the Week, two Academic All-Americans, and 14 Academic All-District winners. He also has a legacy of preparing players for the NFL. Newberry has four former players on active NFL rosters, a higher percentage of its total enrollment than any college in the nation regardless of NCAA division. 2009 SAC Defensive Player of the Year Ron Parker has started 47 of the Kansas City Chiefs’ 48 games at free safety since 2014 and has accumulated 253 career tackles, seven interceptions, and 39 passes defended in a six-year career. Edmond Robinson has appeared in 21 games as an outside linebacker for Minnesota, Brandon Bostick has two touchdowns as a tight end with Green Bay and the New York Jets, and Corey Washington is currently with Dallas after spending his rookie season with the New York Giants in 2014. The finest year of Knight’s career in 2016 led to the team’s third playoff berth in a four-season span. Newberry earned its second-ever playoff bid after a 9-2 regular season in 2013, then closed the season with four straight wins in 2015 to finish the year 7-4 and earn another trip to the postseason. Newberry has twice finished the season ranked in the final AFCA poll under Knight, closing out 2013 with a No. 23 national ranking and landing at No. 16 in 2016. The Wolves’ 31 wins from 2013-16, all under Knight, are the second-most wins in a four-year period in school history. Newberry’s 32 victories from 2006-09, the final six of which came during Knight’s first season as Head Coach following six seasons as Defensive Coordinator, are the current standard-bearer. Knight won his first game as a head coach on the road at No. 12 Valdosta State in 2009. The win over the Blazers was the first of two wins over ranked opponents in 2009. Newberry has beaten six ranked opponents during Knight’s tenure, including a 24-21 win over No. 8 UNC Pembroke in 2013 that represents the second-highest ranked team Newberry has ever defeated. Newberry was 6-4 in Knight’s first season in 2009, then went 4-6 in consecutive years and turned in a 5-6 performance in 2012 before beginning their four-year run of sustained excellence in 2013. Knight was 19-22 in his first four years as a head coach before Newberry reeled off six straight wins to begin 2013, pushing him over .500 as a head coach for good and setting the stage for Newberry’s success. Knight served as Newberry’s defensive coordinator from 2003-09: six seasons solely as the defensive coordinator and filling both the head coach and coordinator roles in 2009. Knight served as Assistant Head Coach and Defensive Coordinator at Charleston Southern University under David Dowd. Under Knight’s guidance, the 2001 Buccaneers’ “Blue Collar” defense achieved a No. 16 Division I-AA national ranking in pass defense and a No. 20 mark in total defense. He coached the inside linebackers in 1997 before holding the Defensive Coordinator role for five seasons. Knight moved to Charleston Southern from Gardner-Webb, his alma mater, where he coached the Runnin’ Bulldogs’ secondary from 1993-96. He also served as a Graduate Assistant at Gardner-Webb in 1989 before moving to Lees-McRae. Knight coached the Bobcats’ linebackers in 1990 before becoming Defensive Coordinator for the 1991 and 1992 seasons. Knight earned a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education at Gardner-Webb, graduating in 1989. His Master of Arts in Physical Education was awarded in 1990. Knight is married to the former Tina Martin and the couple resides in Newberry. He is the proud father of his daughter, Anna, and sons, Devin and Michael Cash.

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newberry wolves 2017 Individual Statistical Leaders PASSING NAME YR POS GP COMP ATT PCT YDS Y/G Y/A TD INT LG EFFIC Nick Jones So QB 10 77 151 51.0% 956 95.6 6.3 8 7 68 112.4 Greg Ruff Fr QB 10 51 89 57.3% 880 88.0 9.9 11 0 66 181.1 Darius Clark Jr RB 10 3 10 30.0% 68 6.8 6.8 0 0 47 87.1 Sumner Cooler QB 4 6 11 54.5% 38 9.5 3.5 1 3 9 59.0 J.T. Waters Jr WR 10 2 5 40.0% 11 1.1 2.2 0 0 6 58.5 RUSHING NAME YR POS GP RUSH YDS Y/G AVG TD LG FUM LOST Austin Barnes So TE 11 112 494 44.9 4.4 7 43 1 0 Greg Ruff Fr QB 10 100 446 44.6 4.5 3 64 4 1 Darius Clark Jr RB 10 80 253 25.3 3.2 1 20 4 3 Nick Jones So QB 10 58 190 19.0 3.3 1 49 - Baptiste Staggers Sr TE 11 22 101 9.2 4.6 2 27 - RECEIVING NAME YR POS GP REC REC/G YDS Y/G AVG TD LG Markell Castle Jr WR 11 39 3.5 756 68.7 19.4 9 60 Darius Clark Jr RB 10 17 1.7 61 6.1 3.6 0 17 Baptiste Staggers Sr TE 11 16 1.5 119 10.8 7.4 2 22 Keinan Lewis Sr WR 11 12 1.1 308 28.0 25.7 3 66 Wes Jordan Sr WR 10 9 0.9 149 14.9 16.6 1 47 KICKING NAME YR POS GP FGM FGA PCT LG XPM XPA PCT PTS Shea Rodgers So K/P 11 8 11 73% 49 33 34 97% 57 Kevin Weber Jr K/P 11 3 5 60% 45 - - - 9 PUNTING NAME YR POS GP PUNT YDS AVG LG IN20 FC TB BLK Shea Rodgers So K/P 11 56 2210 39.5 70 12 17 4 0 RETURNS NAME YR POS KR YDS AVG TD LG PR YDS AVG TD LG Chance Walker Fr RB 15 404 26.9 1 100 - - - - Keinan Lewis Sr WR 6 115 19.2 0 33 - - - - David Vereen 5 111 22.2 0 29 - - - - Brentley Allen So WR - - - - - 14 44 3.1 0 9 Markell Castle Jr WR - - - - - 2 1 0.5 0 2 SCORING NAME YR POS PTS PTS/G RUSH REC KR PR INT FUM XPM FGM 2PT MISC Markell Castle Jr WR 60 5.5 1 9 - 0 - - - - - 0 Shea Rodgers So K/P 57 5.2 - - - - - - 33 8 0 0 Austin Barnes So TE 42 3.8 7 0 - - - - - - - 0 Baptiste Staggers Sr TE 24 2.2 2 2 - - - - - - - 0 Keinan Lewis Sr WR 18 1.6 - 3 0 - - - - - - 0 DEFENSE NAME YR POS GP TKL AST TOT TKL/G SCK YDS TFL YDS FF FR YDS INT YDS BRUP BLK Joe Blue Jr LB 11 54 29 83.0 7.5 1 1 11 31 1 2 0 - - 2 Jamarcus Henderson Jr DL 11 35 24 59.0 5.4 8 53 14 68 1 - - - - - Jawanza Adams Jr DB 11 34 20 54.0 4.9 - - 2.5 7 - - - 3 29 3 Anfernee Moffett Sr LB 11 25 24 49.0 4.5 1 5 6 13 - 1 0 1 45 2 Will Elm Sr LB 11 36 11 47.0 4.3 - - 4 7 1 - - 2 51 2 -

OVERALL CONF 11 1st 7 6th 295 4th 175 5th 26.8 4th 25.0 5th 3792 5th 2489 6th 344.7 6th 355.6 6th 1953 5th 1166 6th 139-269-10 6th 78-159-7 7th 177.5 5th 166.6 6th 7.3 6th 7.3 5th 14.1 3rd 14.9 3rd 20 3rd 13 3rd 1839 3rd 1323 3rd 443 3rd 293 3rd 167.2 3rd 189.0 3rd 4.2 4th 4.5 4th 15 3rd 9 6th 201 5th 130 6th 103 3rd 73 3rd 75 6th 43 7th 23 4th 14 5th 18.3 6th 18.6 6th 65-153 4th 46-100 2nd 42% 3rd 46% 1st 5-12 7th 3-8 8th 42% 7th 38% 7th 31-689 5th 21-395 7th

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OVERALL CONF 22.2 2nd 18.8 5th 17-70 8th 11-38 8th 4.1 8th 3.5 8th 11-16 4th 6-10 4th 68.8% 4th 60.0% 7th 34-35 4th 19-20 6th 97.1% 1st 95.0% 5th 56-2210 2nd 35-1416 2nd 39.5 4th 40.5 3rd 26-33 5th 16-21 6th 79% 6th 76% 7th 21-33 4th 13-21 4th 64% 3rd 62% 4th 17-7 5th 9-3 6th 10 5th 10 1st 13 3rd 9 3rd 13-276 1st 9-219 1st 21.2 3rd 24.3 2nd 1 4th 1 7th 769 2nd 511 4th 31 1st 21 1st 85 5th 60 5th 811 4th 578 5th 30:23 5th 30:16 4th 16061 3rd 9214 4th 3212 2nd 3071 2nd

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tusculum pioneers 2018 Schedule

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Stadium.................................Pioneer Field Capacity......................................... 3,500 2017 Record........................................5-5 2017 SAC Record (Finish)...............3-4 (T-4th) Letterwinners Returning/Lost............... 16/12 Head Coach............................. Jerry Odom Alma Mater.............................Florida, 1991 Record at School (Years).......... 9-12 (3rd Year) Career Record...................... 9-12 (3rd Year) Best Time To Reach............ Weekday mornings Office Number........................ 423-636-7302 Assistant Coaches...................Brian Ferguson ...............................................JJ Laster ............................................. Mike Klein ............................................ Ben Luther ............................................Chas Scales ........................................ Jamere Hogue .......................................... Garret Miller .........................................Cody Edwards .......................................... Austin Minor SID......................................Dom Donnelly Office Phone.......................... 423-636-7326 Mobile Phone......................... 423-341-0091 Office Fax............................. 423-636-7370 Press Box Phone...................... 423-636-7344 E-mail Address.......... ddonnelly@tusculum.edu Internet Address.... www.tusculumpioneers.com SID Mailing Address.................. P.O. Box 5054 .................................... Tusculum College .............................. Greeneville, TN 37743

Aug. 30........... NORTH GREENVILLE.......7:00 PM Sept. 8............ at Shorter..................1:00 PM Sept. 15.......... LIMESTONE *................6:00 PM Sept. 22.......... UNC PEMBROKE............4:00 PM Sept. 29.......... at Lenoir-Rhyne *..........6:00 PM Oct. 6............. at Mars Hill *...............1:30 PM Oct. 13............ NEWBERRY *................3:00 PM Oct. 20............ at Catawba *...............1:30 PM Oct. 27............ CARSON-NEWMAN *.......1:30 PM Nov. 10............ Wingate *...................3:00 PM * - SAC games HOME GAMES IN ALL CAPS

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tusculum pioneers Head Coach Jerry Odom - 3rd Season Jerry Odom was named the head football coach at Tusculum on Dec. 14, 2015 becoming the 17th gridiron mentor in program history and the fourth since the reinstatement of the sport in 1991. Odom, a 25-year football coaching veteran, boasts a strong lineage of experience at the collegiate and professional ranks where he has mentored 15 NFL players and coached in five postseason bowl games, including the Orange Bowl, Sugar Bowl and Outback Bowl. In his first season at Tusculum in 2016, the Pioneers won three of its last four games, including a 38-28 road win at defending South Atlantic Conference champion Catawba. He also closed out his inaugural TU campaign with a thrilling 31-30 overtime win over archrival CarsonNewman. Tusculum finished with a 4-7 overall record, but went 3-4 to finish fourth in the South Atlantic Conference standings. In 2017, Odom and the Pioneers finished with a 5-5 record and finished in the top half of the league standings for a second straight year with a fourth-place showing. Tusculum won three of its last five games including a 25-17 upset over 12th-ranked Wingate, handing the 2017 SAC Champions their only loss of the regular season. Odom, who served as defensive coordinator in 2017, guided a unit that finished 11th in the nation with 11 fumbles recovered and 15th in the country with four defensive touchdowns. The Pioneers were tops in the conference in turnover margin (+9 - 21st in NCAA II) and turnovers gained (25 - 25th in NCAA II). In just two seasons in Greeneville, he has mentored 10 AllSouth Atlantic Conference standouts and three All-Region performers, including 2016 SAC Defensive Freshman of the Year Jay Boyd, who also garnered All-America distinction in his rookie campaign. Three of his players also shined in the classroom earning CoSIDA Academic All-District accolades, including Evan Altizer, who was a Academic All-America first team choice and was also tabbed the 2017 SAC Football Scholar Athlete of the Year. Altizer was later recognized with the league’s top student-athlete honor as he was chosen as the 20172018 recipient of the SAC Presidents’ Award. The Merritt Island, Florida native served six seasons as the associate head coach at NCAAFCS Jacksonville University from 2010-2015 where he was the chief architect of some of the best defensive units in JU history. While at the Jacksonville, Florida school, Odom helped guide the Dolphins to 47-19 overall record, including a pair of 9-2 campaigns in his last two years at JU.

Odom’s Career as Head Coach Year School 2016 Tusculum 2017 Tusculum

Overall 4-7 5-5

SAC 3-4 3-4

9-12

6-8

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In 2015, his defense led the nation for a second consecutive year with 20 interceptions, while also forcing 10 fumbles resulting in 30 turnovers gained, the third-best tally in the country. The Dolphins finished 2015 ranked 11th in team tackles for loss, 11th in team sacks (33), 12th in passing efficiency defense (104.7), 15th in scoring defense (19.1 ppg), 17th in red zone defense (68.4%), 23rd in total defense (326.2 ypg) and 23rd in rushing defense (127.4 ypg). In 2014, Odom’s defense led the country with 24 interceptions and was the Pioneer League statistical champion for scoring defense (17.5 ppg – 6th in NCAA-FCS), passing efficiency defense (98.9 – 3rd in NCAA-FCS) and turnovers gained (33 – 2nd in NCAA-FCS). The Dolphins were also nationally-ranked in total defense (334.5 ypg – 23rd in NCAAFCS) and rushing defense (135.9 ypg – 19th in NCAA-FCS). During his tenure at Jacksonville, 47 defensive players earned All-Conference recognition, including a Pioneer League-best 10 honorees in 2015. Prior to joining the JU staff, Odom was the associate head coach and special teams coordinator with the Philadelphia Soul of the Arena Football League from 2008-2009. The Soul tied the AFL single-season wins record with 17 victories, while capturing the world championship. Odom was also the head coach at Coffee County High School in Douglas, Georgia from 2005-2007. His teams posted a 22-12 record for the best three-year run in school history. After going 4-6 in his first season, the Trojans put together back-to-back nine-win campaigns for the first time ever. For his efforts, he was named the 2006 Region 1-5A Coach of the Year, which has been recognized as the toughest high school football region in the country by USA Today. From 2003-2005, Odom was the defensive coordinator/special teams coordinator at East Carolina University. While at the Greenville, North Carolina program, ECU led Conference USA in kickoff returns, punt returns and kickoff coverage. While with the Pirates, Odom also recruited the likes of running back Chris Johnson, who went on to become the NFL’s leading rusher in 2009 with the Tennessee Titans. From 2000-2002, he served as linebackers coach and special teams coordinator at the University of Florida as Odom helped lead the Gators to a top-10 ranking in total defense in each of his three seasons in Gainesville. He mentored All-Southeastern Conference linebacker Andra Davis, who finished as a national semifinalist for the 2001 Butkus Award. His linebacker corps sparked a Gator defense that was ranked 18th nationally. Florida went 28-10 during that three-year span, including a 10-3 record while capturing the 2000 SEC Championship and advanced to the Sugar Bowl. The 2001 team went 10-2 and knocked off Maryland in the Orange Bowl. Florida finished 8-5 the next year and earned a bid to the Outback Bowl. Odom played collegiately at Florida where he was a four-year letterman at inside linebacker for the Gators from 1987-1990. He started in every game in his junior and senior campaigns on a defense that was among the nation’s top-five in total defense in 1988, 1989 and 1990. His senior squad tied for first place in the 1990 SEC standings with a 9-2 record as he led the Gators in tackles for a second consecutive season while earning All-SEC third team honors. He was an All-SEC Freshman Team selection in 1987 and was tabbed to the SEC Academic Honor Roll in 1990 while also serving as the Gators’ team captain. Odom served as a graduate assistant coach on the Florida staff in 1991 as the Gators won the SEC Championship with a 10-2 record and played in the Sugar Bowl. He has coached at various high schools in Florida and also served as a graduate assistant at Texas Christian University under Pat Sullivan. From 1992-1998, Odom played professionally with the AFL’s Orlando Predators for seven seasons as a linebacker/running back. He helped the Predators to four Arena Bowl appearances (1992, 1994, 1995, 1998) and won the title in 1998. He retired as Orlando’s career rushing yardage leader and ranked fifth in AFL history. Odom graduated from Florida in 1991 while majoring in health and human performance with a minor in education. He is married to the former Donna Carter of Charleston, South Carolina and they are the parents of two sons, Reid and Clay.

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tusculum pioneers 2017 Individual Statistical Leaders PASSING NAME YR POS GP COMP ATT PCT YDS Y/G Y/A TD INT LG EFFIC Alex Ogle Jr QB 10 156 277 56.3% 2056 205.6 7.4 14 7 63 130.3 Hunter Weismore RFr. QB 2 1 1 100.0% 39 19.5 39.0 1 0 39 757.6 RUSHING NAME YR POS GP RUSH YDS Y/G AVG TD LG FUM LOST Maxwell Joseph So RB 9 128 551 61.2 4.3 9 66 4 3 Jordon Shippy So RB 10 54 211 21.1 3.9 0 26 1 0 Tommy Brown So RB 6 44 173 28.8 3.9 0 38 - Lor’renzo Pratt Jr RB 6 51 173 28.8 3.4 0 18 1 1 Will Boney So RB 9 1 1 0.1 1.0 1 1 - - RECEIVING NAME YR POS GP REC REC/G YDS Y/G AVG TD LG Evan Gates Sr WR 10 39 3.9 486 48.6 12.5 3 37 Evan Altizer Sr WR 10 25 2.5 444 44.4 17.8 4 52 Keondre Banks RFr. WR 9 16 1.8 262 29.1 16.4 2 47 Rodnell Cruell Jr. WR 9 15 1.7 170 18.9 11.3 1 20 Lor’renzo Pratt Jr RB 6 9 1.5 52 8.7 5.8 1 21 KICKING NAME YR POS GP FGM FGA PCT LG XPM XPA PCT PTS Isaac Gallegos Fr PK 3 5 7 71% 38 6 7 86% 21 Gabe Shillings Fr PK 9 2 5 40% 36 11 11 100% 17 Jose Esparza Sr PK 4 1 4 25% 27 6 9 67% 9 PUNTING NAME YR POS GP PUNT YDS AVG LG IN20 FC TB BLK Hunter Cantrell Sr P 10 56 2332 41.6 56 26 23 2 0 RETURNS NAME YR POS KR YDS AVG TD LG PR YDS AVG TD LG Jay Boyd So DB 27 667 24.7 0 65 1 -3 -3.0 0 0 Martez Thompkins Sr DB 5 130 26.0 0 33 - - - - Conner Johnston So FB 2 8 4.0 0 10 - - - - Evan Altizer Sr WR - - - - - 21 192 9.1 0 45 RJ Brooks RFr. WR - - - - - 1 7 7.0 0 7 SCORING NAME YR POS PTS PTS/G RUSH REC KR PR INT FUM XPM FGM 2PT MISC Maxwell Joseph So RB 54 6.0 9 0 - - - - - - - 0 Evan Altizer Sr WR 24 2.4 0 4 - 0 - - - - - 0 Isaac Gallegos Fr PK 21 7.0 - - - - - - 6 5 0 0 Gary Breuklander Fr. TE 18 2.3 - 3 - - - - - - - 0 Evan Gates Sr WR 18 1.8 - 3 - - - - - - - 0 DEFENSE NAME YR POS GP TKL AST TOT TKL/G SCK YDS TFL YDS FF FR YDS INT YDS BRUP BLK L’Keith Brown Sr LB 10 38 50 88.0 8.8 - - 7 20 3 - - 2 10 - Malik Goodman So DB 10 30 31 61.0 6.1 1 8 2.5 12 1 - - 1 0 3 Jay Boyd So DB 10 30 28 58.0 5.8 - - 1 4 1 - - 2 26 4 Ivan Hogans RFr. LB 10 30 23 53.0 5.3 3.5 10 7.5 18 2 - - - - 2 Matt Simon Sr LB 10 16 32 48.0 4.8 - - 4 11 1 2 20 1 29 4 -

OVERALL CONF 10 5th 7 7th 239 6th 136 8th 23.9 6th 19.4 8th 3009 7th 1858 8th 300.9 7th 265.4 8th 2095 4th 1308 5th 157-279-7 4th 103-186-6 4th 209.5 4th 186.9 5th 7.5 5th 7.0 7th 13.3 5th 12.7 7th 15 5th 9 6th 914 8th 550 8th 338 7th 228 7th 91.4 8th 78.6 8th 2.7 8th 2.4 8th 12 6th 6 8th 159 8th 102 8th 53 7th 33 8th 96 3rd 61 4th 10 8th 8 7th 15.9 8th 14.6 8th 39-133 7th 22-88 8th 29% 8th 25% 8th 8-18 6th 5-11 5th 44% 5th 45% 4th 35-813 2nd 28-606 2nd

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OVERALL CONF 23.2 1st 21.6 2nd 23-196 3rd 9-63 5th 8.5 5th 7.0 6th 8-16 5th 3-10 7th 50.0% 8th 30.0% 8th 23-27 7th 15-15 8th 85.2% 8th 100.0% 2nd 56-2332 1st 41-1729 1st 41.6 1st 42.2 1st 23-27 7th 13-16 8th 85% 3rd 81% 5th 16-27 8th 10-16 8th 59% 6th 63% 3rd 20-9 2nd 16-8 2nd 15 1st 9 3rd 12 4th 10 2nd 12-106 6th 10-76 5th 8.8 6th 7.6 6th 4 1st 3 1st 726 6th 529 3rd 23 3rd 16 3rd 68 1st 43 1st 653 2nd 409 1st 29:42 7th 28:42 7th 12611 5th 10113 3rd 2522 4th 2528 5th

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wingate bulldogs 2018 Schedule

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Stadium..........................Irwin Belk Stadium Capacity......................................... 3,500 2017 Record........................................9-2 2017 SAC Record (Finish)................. 6-1 (1st) Letterwinners Returning/Lost............... 56/23 Head Coach................................ Joe Reich Alma Mater........................Gettysburg, 1987 Record at School (Years)...... 110-75 (17th Year) Career Record.................. 110-75 (17th Year) Best Time To Reach............ Weekday mornings Office Number........................ 704-233-8197 Assistant Coaches........................ Mike Long .......................................Rashaan Jordan .......................................... Travis Knight ........................................... Greg Keziah ................................................JR Clark ......................................... Nathan Poole ......................................John Lowery, Jr. ............................................. Will Hayes ........................................ Zack Singleton SID........................................Hugh Patton Office Phone.......................... 704-233-8386 Cell Phone............................. 336-406-0879 Office Fax............................. 704-233-8169 E-mail Address..............hpatton@wingate.edu Internet Address...... www.wingatebulldogs.com SID Mailing Address..........P.O Box 159 Wingate

Aug. 30........... JOHNSON C. SMITH........7:00 PM Sept. 8............ FAYETTEVILLE STATE......6:00 PM Sept. 15.......... at Carson-Newman *......7:00 PM Sept. 22.......... LENOIR-RHYNE *...........6:00 PM Sept. 29.......... FLORIDA TECH.............3:00 PM Oct. 6............. at UNC Pembroke.........7:00 PM Oct. 13............ CATAWBA *..................6:00 PM Oct. 20............ MARS HILL *................6:00 PM Oct. 27............ at Newberry *..............4:00 PM Nov. 3............. Limestone *................4:00 PM Nov. 10............ TUSCULUM *................3:00 PM * - SAC games HOME GAMES IN ALL CAPS

......................................... Wingate, NC 28174

2 | SAC Titles

2 | Postseason Berths

162 All-SAC Selections

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| 27 AllAmericans

wingate bulldogs Head Coach Joe Reich - 17th Season Joe Reich is in his 17th season as the head football coach at Wingate University. In addition to the duties typically associated with his job, Reich coaches the running backs and oversees Wingate’s kickers, punters and long snappers. In 2016, Reich and the Bulldogs posted an 8-3 overall record and a 5-2 mark in the SAC. Reich passed the 100-victory plateau to boost his WU record coaching ledger to 101-73 overall. In 2016, Reich and the Bulldogs played for the SAC regular season championship on the final day of the campaign. Wingate made significant achievements on both sides of the ball, with senior Ray Edwards becoming first Bulldog in program history to earn SAC Defensive Player of the Year laurels. A program-record 13 WU student-athletes earned All-SAC laurels. Reich and the 2015 WU team bolted to a 6-1 overall record following seven games. The Bulldogs received national and regional rankings. Six players made All-SAC (including Denver Bronco signee Mathu Gibson), with running back Lawrence Pittman receiving a listing on the Harlon Hill regional ballot. Linebacker Eric Mapoles received Academic All-America® laurels for the second year. Punter Christopher Birozes joined his veteran teammate on this prestigious list. In 2014, five Wingate football student-athletes were named to the Academic AllAmerica® NCAA Division II football teams, selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). Wingate offensive lineman Will Poteat was a first team pick, while four Bulldogs received second team laurels: Mapoles, tight end Brandon Ellington, defensive back Jon Jimenez and defensive lineman Nick Napolitano. In 2013, seven Wingate players were named to the All-SAC team. Quarterback Robbie Nallenweg was one of 28 candidates in the running for the 2013 Harlon Hill Trophy as the NCAA Division II college football Player of the Year. Ellington was named to the Capital One Academic All-America® NCAA Division II football second team in 2013.

Reich’s Career as Head Coach Year School 2001 Wingate 2002 Wingate 2003 Wingate 2004 Wingate 2005 Wingate 2006 Wingate 2007 Wingate 2008 Wingate 2009 Wingate 2010 Wingate 2011 Wingate 2012 Wingate 2013 Wingate 2014 Wingate 2015 Wingate 2016 Wingate 2017 Wingate

Overall 4-7 5-6 5-6 8-3 5-5 8-3 7-4 8-3 7-3 9-3 5-6 6-5 4-6 6-5 6-5 8-3 9-2

SAC 1-6 2-5 2-5 4-3 2-5 5-2 2-4 4-3 5-2 6-1 4-3 5-2 3-4 3-4 3-4 5-2 6-1

Total 110-75 62-56 The Bulldogs were 6-5 overall (5-2 SAC) during the 2012 season. Wide receiver Chris Bowden was a consensus AllAmerican and the SAC co-offensive Player of the Year. He advanced to the national ballot (final eight) for the Harlon Hill Award, thanks to a record-setting season. Running back Andrew Nallenweg was named to the Capital One Academic All-America® NCAA Division II football second team. His brother (Robbie) set school and conference records in his first year as Wingate’s starting quarterback. The Bulldogs earned a thrilling national television victory over Carson-Newman during the 2012 campaign.

In 2011, six Wingate players earned All-SAC laurels. Bowden, Ellington and offensive lineman Mike Arndt were first team All-SAC picks and Don Hansen All-Super Region 2 honorees. For the second year in a row, quarterback Cody Haffly was a regional finalist for the Harlon Hill Award. Offensive lineman Austin Lowe was named to the Capital One Academic All-America® NCAA Division II football second team. In the fall of 2010, Reich led the Bulldogs to the greatest season in Wingate’s senior college football history. Wingate won the school’s first-ever SAC championship on the way to a 9-3 overall record. The nine wins are a senior college school record, along with the team’s record six wins in league play. Reich was named SAC Coach of the Year for the second time in his career. The CFL’s Montreal Alouettes invited Reich to serve as a guest coach during the summer of 2011. Reich also guided the Bulldogs to a 63-41 win over Morehouse in the first play-off game in school history. The 63 points scored by Wingate were the most by any team in the entire 2010 Division II play-offs. Wingate’s season ended in the Sweet 16, against undefeated and number one seed Albany State. In the historic 2010 season, Wingate broke 35 school records on offense and special teams. Offensively, Wingate gained 5,320 yards of total offense and scored 418 points, both school records. The Bulldogs scored 56 touchdowns in 2010, eight more than the previous record. Reich is only the fourth head coach in school history. Wingate’s 2010 senior class achieved a new school record, compiling 31 career victories, breaking the previous record of 30. The 2010 season marked the fourth consecutive year the senior class has equaled or eclipsed the previous total. The 2010 Bulldogs finished the year ranked at the end of the season for the first time ever. The 2009 Bulldogs received votes in the final AFCA poll. The 2008 Bulldogs earned an 8-3 overall and a 5-3 SAC ledger. Wingate was ranked in the top 25 of the NCAA Division II for seven separate weeks, charting as high as number 15 in the AFCA poll. Wingate finished the 2007 season 7-4 overall, earning an AFCA ranking for five weeks. The Bulldogs reached number 18 in the AFCA poll. In 2006, Wingate placed a school-record 10 players on the All-South Atlantic Conference first and second teams. Wingate equaled its school record for senior college wins in a season, compiling an 8-3 overall mark. Wingate’s five SAC wins set a new school record. When Reich and his staff arrived in 2000, the team had completed a 1-10 season under the previous regime. The Bulldogs compiled an 8-3 overall record in 2004, 2006 and 2008. Reich was named SAC Coach of the Year in 2004. Reich spent eight years as an assistant coach at the University of Buffalo. Prior to Buffalo, he was an assistant coach at his alma mater Gettysburg College and a graduate assistant coach at Georgia Tech under Bobby Ross. Reich was the defensive coordinator at Buffalo during Buffalo’s transition from Division I-AA to Division I. His Buffalo defense recorded the school’s first shutout in 10 years during the 1999 season. During the 1996 season, Buffalo achieved its first-ever national ranking in The Sports Network Top 25 poll. The Bulls were ranked number 25 for two consecutive weeks. His 1998 punt return unit led the nation in average per return. As the defensive line coach at Buffalo, Reich coached defensive end Vinnie Canosa, who set UB records for tackles for loss (career and season) and QB sacks (career and season). During his time at Gettysburg College, he coached five players who earned All-Centennial Conference or All-Eastern Collegiate Athletic Conference honors. As the graduate assistant coach at Georgia Tech, he worked under former University of Maryland, San Diego Chargers and Detroit Lions head coach Bobby Ross as well as 1999 American Football Coaches Association Assistant Coach of the Year and current Maryland head coach Ralph Friedgen. Reich played offensive line at Gettysburg from 1984-87, earning a B.A. degree in Mathematics in 1987. Reich earned All-Centennial Conference honors his senior season at Gettysburg. He played his high school football at Cedar Crest High School in Lebanon, Pa. Reich’s father (Frank John Reich) was a head coach at Lebanon High School and later served as an assistant coach at Lebanon Valley College. Frank John Reich played football and served as a 1955 co-captain at Penn State. He was one of the last PSU players to play 60 minutes in a game. Joe Reich’s brother (Frank Michael Reich) played 14 seasons in the NFL. Joe Reich and his wife Deirdre have a son (Shane) and two daughters (Colleen and Lindsey).

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wingate bulldogs 2017 Individual Statistical Leaders PASSING NAME YR POS GP COMP ATT PCT YDS Y/G Y/A TD INT LG EFFIC James Whitaker So QB 7 87 152 57.2% 1156 165.1 7.6 10 4 58 137.6 Dylan Williams Jr QB 5 62 92 67.4% 756 151.2 8.2 8 6 67 152.1 Clemson Allen Fr QB 3 0 2 .0% 0 0.0 0.0 0 1 0 -100.0 RUSHING NAME YR POS GP RUSH YDS Y/G AVG TD LG FUM LOST Lawrence Pittman Sr RB 10 249 1238 123.8 5.0 11 54 1 1 Blake Hayes Sr RB 10 143 790 79.0 5.5 5 55 1 0 Bj Muckelvene So RB 11 16 232 21.1 14.5 1 55 1 0 Dylan Williams Jr RB 5 34 78 15.6 2.3 1 18 2 1 Jt Stokes Jr RB 11 7 59 5.4 8.4 1 23 1 1 RECEIVING NAME YR POS GP REC REC/G YDS Y/G AVG TD LG Jay Hood So WR 11 25 2.3 310 28.2 12.4 6 36 Jt Stokes Jr WR 11 24 2.2 316 28.7 13.2 0 67 Bj Muckelvene So WR 11 23 2.1 394 35.8 17.1 4 58 Bryan Mitchell Jr WR 11 21 1.9 230 20.9 11.0 3 44 Malik Bledsoe Jr WR 11 20 1.8 240 21.8 12.0 3 29 KICKING NAME YR POS GP FGM FGA PCT LG XPM XPA PCT PTS Freddy McCollum Sr PK 11 12 18 67% 39 38 40 95% 74 McLean Robertson Fr PK 3 - - - - 1 1 100% 1 PUNTING NAME YR POS GP PUNT YDS AVG LG IN20 FC TB BLK Christopher Birozes Jr P 11 43 1679 39.0 61 15 12 3 0 RETURNS NAME YR POS KR YDS AVG TD LG PR YDS AVG TD LG Bj Muckelvene So 14 287 20.5 0 38 15 356 23.7 3 85 Ronnie Procopio Fr 9 139 15.4 0 27 - - - - Adam Riley ii Jr 6 44 7.3 0 13 3 41 13.7 0 23 Dom McNeill So 5 29 5.8 0 19 - - - - Floyd Louallen Fr - - - - - 1 13 13.0 0 0 SCORING NAME YR POS PTS PTS/G RUSH REC KR PR INT FUM XPM FGM 2PT MISC Freddy McCollum Sr 74 6.7 - - - - - - 38 12 0 0 Lawrence Pittman Sr 66 6.6 11 0 - - - - - - - 0 Bj Muckelvene So 48 4.4 1 4 0 3 - - - - - 0 Jay Hood So 36 3.3 - 6 - - - - - - - 0 Blake Hayes Sr 30 3.0 5 0 - - - - - - - 0 DEFENSE NAME YR POS GP TKL AST TOT TKL/G SCK YDS TFL YDS FF FR YDS INT YDS BRUP BLK Robbie Wallace So 11 43 61 104.0 9.5 1.5 11 6.5 32 2 - - 1 0 6 Zack Singleton Sr 11 34 43 77.0 7.0 1 4 9 24 2 2 0 1 49 3 Cardell Rawlings Jr 11 16 40 56.0 5.1 6 43 9.5 53 3 1 0 - - - Kam Johnson Jr 11 22 25 47.0 4.3 - - 5 13 - 1 0 2 10 2 Auntrell Mack Sr 11 12 34 46.0 4.2 1 7 5.5 16 2 1 0 - - - -

OVERALL CONF 11 1st 7 8th 327 3rd 227 1st 29.7 3rd 32.4 1st 4253 3rd 2880 2nd 386.6 4th 411.4 2nd 1912 6th 1338 4th 149-246-11 5th 98-158-6 5th 173.8 6th 191.1 4th 7.8 4th 8.5 3rd 12.8 7th 13.7 5th 18 4th 12 4th 2341 2nd 1542 2nd 518 2nd 339 2nd 212.8 2nd 220.3 2nd 4.5 2nd 4.5 3rd 20 2nd 14 2nd 229 1st 156 1st 124 2nd 84 2nd 84 5th 59 5th 21 5th 13 6th 20.8 2nd 22.3 1st 66-159 2nd 47-105 1st 42% 4th 45% 2nd 10-20 4th 9-14 1st 50% 3rd 64% 1st 34-499 8th 22-355 8th

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OVERALL CONF 14.7 8th 16.1 7th 21-412 1st 14-237 1st 19.6 1st 16.9 1st 12-18 3rd 9-13 3rd 66.7% 5th 69.2% 5th 39-41 3rd 26-28 2nd 95.1% 3rd 92.9% 7th 43-1679 7th 23-928 7th 39.0 5th 40.3 4th 41-50 1st 28-32 1st 82% 5th 88% 3rd 30-50 2nd 19-32 1st 60% 5th 59% 5th 10-6 8th 8-4 7th 12 2nd 10 1st 15 1st 9 4th 15-126 5th 9-100 4th 8.4 7th 11.1 4th 1 4th 1 7th 738 4th 494 6th 16 7th 11 7th 100 7th 69 8th 945 7th 661 8th 32:55 1st 32:48 1st 11871 6th 8688 7th 2374 6th 2896 3rd

2017 season in review Final 2017 SAC Football Standings Team

SAC

Pct.

Overall

Pct.

Streak

Wingate

6-1 0.857

9-2 0.818 327 249 4-1 5-1 0-0

Catawba

5-2 0.714

9-2 0.818 348 194 5-1 4-1 0-0 W 4

Carson-Newman

5-2 0.714

8-3 0.727 364 212 5-2 3-1 0-0 W 3

Tusculum

3-4 0.429

5-5 0.500 239 248 3-2 2-3 0-0 W 1

Newberry

3-4 0.429

5-6 0.455 295 223 3-2 2-4 0-0 W 1

Limestone

3-4 0.429

4-6 0.400 238 327 2-3 2-3 0-0

Lenoir-Rhyne

2-5 0.286

3-7 0.300 194 249 1-4 2-3 0-0

Mars Hill

1-6

3-7

0.143

0.300

267

363

2-3

1-4

0-0

Final 2017 AFCA Coaches Poll 1. Texas A&M-Commerce

14. Shepherd

2. West Florida

15. Winona State

3. Indiana (Pa)

16. NW Missouri State

4. Minnesota State

17. CO State-Pueblo

5. Ferris State

18. Virginia State

6. Harding

19. West Georgia

7. Central Washington

20. Sioux Falls

8. Fort Hays State

21. Delta State

9. Assumption

22. Findlay

10. Ashland

23. Bowie State

2017 SAC Football Champions

11. Midwestern State

24. Wingate

Wingate University Bulldogs

12. West Alabama

25. Shippensburg

13. Indianapolis

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2017 season in review Carson-Newman (8-3, 5-2 SAC)

Catawba (9-2, 5-2 SAC)

Aug. 31............Pikeville..................................W, 48-7 Sept. 9.............St. Augustine’s........................W, 41-14 Sept. 16...........at Wingate *............................L, 31-27 Sept. 23...........Newberry *..............................L, 25-21 Sept. 30...........Catawba *...............................W, 31-18 Oct. 7...............at Limestone *........................W, 31-20 Oct. 14.............at Mars Hill *...........................W, 30-21 Oct. 21.............North Greenville.....................L, 31-21 Oct. 28.............Tusculum *..............................W, 27-7 Nov. 4..............at Lenoir-Rhyne *...................W, 42-28 Nov. 11.............UNC Pembroke......................W, 45-10

Aug. 31............St. Augustine’s........................W, 49-0 Sept. 9.............at VMI.....................................W, 27-20 Sept. 16...........at UNC Pembroke..................W, 41-9 Sept. 23...........Mars Hill *...............................W, 37-13 Sept. 30...........at Carson-Newman *..............L, 31-18 Oct. 7...............North Greenville.....................W, 26-20 (OT) Oct. 14.............Wingate *................................L, 27-24 Oct. 21.............at Tusculum *..........................W, 40-13 Oct. 28.............at Limestone *........................W, 45-28 Nov. 4..............Newberry *..............................W, 17-13 Nov. 11.............Lenoir-Rhyne *.......................W, 24-20

Lenoir-Rhyne (3-7, 2-5 SAC)

Limestone (4-6, 3-4 SAC)

Aug. 31............West Ala.................................L, 46-7 Sept. 9.............North Greenville.....................W, 22-10 Sept. 16...........at Mars Hill *...........................L, 43-28 Sept. 23...........Wingate *................................L, 22-14 Sept. 30...........at Tusculum *..........................W, 23-7 Oct. 7...............Newberry *..............................L, 34-7 Oct. 14.............at Limestone *........................W, 35-7 Oct. 28.............at UNC Pembroke..................L, 14-10 Nov. 4..............Carson-Newman *..................L, 42-28 Nov. 11.............at Catawba *...........................L, 24-20

Sept. 2..............at East Tenn. St......................L, 31-10 Sept. 9..............Benedict..................................W, 20-17 (OT) Sept. 16............Tusculum *.............................W, 30-24 (OT) Sept. 23............at North Greenville.................L, 27-20 Sept. 30............at Mars Hill *............................W, 56-49 (OT) Oct. 7................Carson-Newman *..................L, 31-20 Oct. 14..............Lenoir-Rhyne *.......................L, 35-7 Oct. 21..............at Newberry *..........................W, 27-24 Oct. 28..............Catawba *...............................L, 45-28 Nov. 4...............at Wingate *............................L, 44-20

Mars Hill (3-7, 1-6 SAC)

Newberry (5-6, 3-4 SAC)

Sept. 2..............at Shorter............................... W, 40-14 Sept. 9..............at N.C. A&T............................ L, 56-0 Sept. 16............Lenoir-Rhyne *....................... W, 43-28 Sept. 23............at Catawba *........................... L, 37-13 Sept. 30............Limestone *............................ .L, 56-49 (OT) Oct. 7................at Tusculum *......................... L, 28-24 Oct. 14..............Carson-Newman *.................. L, 30-21 Oct. 21.............. Wingate *............................... L, 42-21 Nov. 4...............UNC Pembroke...................... W, 56-44 Nov. 11..............at Newberry *.......................... L, 28-0

Sept. 2...............at Citadel...............................L, 31-14 Sept. 9...............at Virginia Union....................L, 31-23 Sept. 16.............Virginia-Lynchburg.................W, 55-7 Sept. 23............at Carson-Newman *..............W, 25-21 Sept. 30............UNC Pembroke......................W, 28-6 Oct. 7................at Lenoir-Rhyne *...................W, 34-7 Oct. 14..............Tusculum *.............................L, 32-31 (2OT) Oct. 21...............Limestone *...........................L, 27-24 Oct. 28..............at Wingate *............................L, 44-20 Nov. 4...............at Catawba *...........................L, 17-13 Nov. 11...............Mars Hill *..............................W, 28-0

Tusculum (5-5, 3-4 SAC)

Wingate (9-2, 6-1 SAC)

Aug. 31.............at North Greenville............... L, 34-33 Sept. 9..............Shorter.................................. W, 39-12 Sept. 16............at Limestone *...................... L, 30-24 (OT) Sept. 23............at UNC Pembroke................ W, 31-10 Sept. 30............Lenoir-Rhyne *..................... L, 23-7 Oct. 7................Mars Hill *............................. W, 28-24 Oct. 14..............at Newberry *........................ W, 32-31 (2OT) Oct. 21..............Catawba *............................. L, 40-13 Oct. 28..............at Carson-Newman *............ L, 27-7 Nov. 11..............Wingate *.............................. W, 25-17

Sept. 2........... at Johnson C. Smith..................W, 38-18 Sept. 9........... at Fayetteville St.......................W, 31-21 Sept. 16......... Carson-Newman *.....................W, 31-27 Sept. 23......... at Lenoir-Rhyne *......................W, 22-14 Oct. 7............. UNC Pembroke.........................W, 31-28 Oct. 14........... at Catawba *.............................W, 27-24 Oct. 21........... at Mars Hill *..............................W, 42-21 Oct. 28........... Newberry *................................W, 44-20 Nov. 4............ Limestone *...............................W, 44-20 Nov. 11........... at Tusculum *............................L, 25-17 Nov. 18.......... West Florida .............................L, 31-0

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2017 season in review SAC Award Winners

Offensive Player of the Year

Defensive Player of the Year

Lawrence Pittman, Wingate

Kyle Kitchens, Catawba

Offensive Freshman of the Year

Defensive Freshman of the Year

Jacobs Blocking Trophy

Jerkoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ya Patton, Limestone

Earl Adams, Mars Hill

Daniel Owens, Wingate

Co-Scholar-Athlete of the Year

Elite 20

Coach of the Year

Evan Altizer, Tusculum

Dakota Mozingo, Newberry

Wade Johnson, Wingate

Joe Reich, Wingate

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2017 season in review All-SAC Team FIRST TEAM OFFENSE

SECOND-TEAM OFFENSE

QB – Patrick O’Brien, Catawba

QB – Derrick Evans, Carson-Newman

RB – Jared Dillingham, Carson-Newman

SAC Players of the Week

David Salmon, Mars Hill

OFFENSE

RB – Nelson Brown, Lenoir-Rhyne

RB – Eamon Smart, Catawba

Date Player

RB – Lawrence Pittman, Wingate

RB – Jerko’ya Patton, Limestone

Sept. 5

School

David Salmon

Mars Hill

Sept. 11 Sam Mobley

Catawba

WR – Sam Mobley, Catawba

RB – Blake Hayes, Wingate

WR – Keshaun Taylor, Mars Hill

WR – Dorren Miller, Carson-Newman

WR – Craig Rucker, Mars Hill

WR – Markell Castle, Newberry

Oct. 2

D’Anta Fleming

Limestone

OL – Phil McDowell, Carson-Newman

WR – Vyncint Smith, Limestone

Oct. 9

Markell Castle

Newberry

OL – Quinzavious Sands, Catawba

OL – Jordan Seal, Carson-Newman

Sept. 18 Keshaun Taylor

Mars Hill

Sept. 25 Markell Castle

Newberry

Oct. 16

Alex Ogle

Tusculum

Oct. 23

DJ Phillips

Limestone

OL – Brandon Berridge, Mars Hill

OL – Brandon Floyd, Catawba

Oct. 30

Patrick O’Brien

Catawba

OL – Dakota Mozingo, Newberry

OL – Jalen Soto, Lenoir-Rhyne

Nov. 6

Keshaun Taylor

Mars Hill

OL – Daniel Owens, Wingate

OL – Tyler Anderson, Newberry

Nov. 11

Alex Ogle

TE – Jourdan Osinskie, Catawba

OL – Connor Baroniunas, Wingate

PK – Lee Brackman, Catawba

TE – Jake Jensen, Wingate

LS – Will Brasington, Limestone

PK – Nick Smith, Limestone

RS – BJ Muckelvene, Wingate

LS – Ian O’Grady, Tusculum

Sept. 11 Robbie Wallace

RS – Jay Boyd, Tusculum

Sept. 18 Auntrell Mack

Tusculum

DEFENSE Date Player Sept. 5

School

Kyle Kitchens

Catawba Wingate Wingate

Matt Simon

Tusculum

Sept. 25 Matthew Ellis-White

FIRST TEAM DEFENSE

Oct. 2

Montel Presley

Wingate C-N

DL – Montel Presley, Carson-Newman

SECOND TEAM DEFENSE

Oct. 9

Desmond Fairell

DL – Jamarcus Henderson, Newberry

DL – Brian Bembry, Carson-Newman

Oct. 16

Landon Scott

DL – Keito Jordon, Newberry

DL – Omar Staley, Catawba

Oct. 23

Joey Felder

DL – Auntrell Mack, Wingate

DL – Jordan Hemingway, Catawba

Oct. 30

Zack Singleton

Wingate

LB – Sha’Heem Stupart, Carson-Newman

DL – Kelvin Atkins, Limestone

Nov. 6

Robbie Wallace

Wingate

Nov. 11

The Newberry Defensive Unit

LB – Trey Evans, Catawba

LB – Joe Blue, Newberry

LB – Sherrod Williams, Lenoir-Rhyne

LB – Kyle Kitchens, Catawba

LB – Evan Patrick, Limestone

C-N Lenoir-Rhyne Limestone

Cardell Rawlings, Wingate SPECIAL TEAMS Date

Player, Position

School

Sept. 5

B.J. Muckelvene

Wingate

DB – Darius Williams, Carson-Newman

LB – L’Keith Brown, Tusculum

DB – Desmond Fairell, Carson-Newman

LB – Robbie Wallace, Wingate

DB – Cris Page, Catawba

DB – Kyle Dugger, Lenoir-Rhyne

Sept. 18 B.J. Muckelvene

Wingate

DB – Martez Thompkins, Tusculum

DB – Jawanza Adams, Newberry

Sept. 25 Freddy McCollum

Wingate

P – Hunter Cantrell, Tusculum

DB – Dee Alford, Tusculum

Oct. 2

Nick Smith

Oct. 9

Shea Rodgers

Newberry

Alex Haynes, Limestone

DB – Kam Johnson, Wingate

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Sept. 11 Isaac Gallegos

Tusculum

Newberry

Chance Walker

Limestone

Oct. 16

Hunter Cantrell

Tusculum

Oct. 23

Lee Brackman

Catawba

Oct. 30

BJ Muckelvene

Nov. 6

Kyle Dugger

Lenoir-Rhyne

Nov. 11

Xzavion Huff

Lenoir-Rhyne

Wingate

2017 final statistics PASSING RK 1 2 3 4 5

NAME D SALMON P Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;BRIEN A OGLE D EVANS J KELLAR

SCHOOL MARS HILL CATAWBA TUSCULUM CARSON-NEWMAN LENOIR-RHYNE

GP 10 11 10 11 10

COMP ATT 180 314 190 300 156 277 78 137 127 231

PCT 57.3% 63.3% 56.3% 56.9% 55.0%

YDS 2766 2546 2056 1460 1274

Y/G 276.6 231.5 205.6 132.7 127.4

Y/A 8.8 8.5 7.4 10.7 5.5

TD 23 24 14 8 9

INT 13 5 7 3 11

LG 81 86 63 76 60

EFFIC 147.2 157.7 130.3 161.3 104.6

RUSHING RK 1 2 3 4 5

NAME SCHOOL GP RUSH YDS Y/G AVG TD LG FUM LOST L PITTMAN WINGATE 10 249 1238 123.8 5.0 11 54 1 1 N BROWN LENOIR-RHYNE 10 240 1071 107.1 4.5 10 91 1 1 J DILLINGHAM CARSON-NEWMAN 11 176 1028 93.5 5.8 10 65 3 2 J PATTON LIMESTONE 10 201 907 90.7 4.5 8 46 1 1 E SMART CATAWBA 11 203 917 83.4 4.5 6 52 3 3

RECEIVING RK 1 2 3 4 5

NAME SCHOOL GP REC REC/G K TAYLOR MARS HILL 10 64 6.4 S MOBLEY CATAWBA 11 56 5.1 C RUCKER MARS HILL 10 52 5.2 V SMITH LIMESTONE 10 49 4.9 D MILLER CARSON-NEWMAN 11 37 3.4

YDS Y/G AVG TD 1281 128.1 20.0 12 1046 95.1 18.7 8 915 91.5 17.6 6 849 84.9 17.3 3 868 78.9 23.5 6

LG 81 74 72 55 76

NAME SCHOOL GP FGM FGA L BRACKMAN CATAWBA 11 12 15 F MCCOLLUM WINGATE 11 12 18 N SMITH LIMESTONE 10 12 16 S RODGERS NEWBERRY 11 8 11 E HOLBERT CARSON-NEWMAN 10 6 9

PCT LG XPM XPA PCT PTS 80% 43 40 43 93% 76 67% 39 38 40 95% 74 75% 53 24 25 96% 60 73% 49 33 34 97% 57 67% 47 37 40 93% 55

NAME A HAYNES H CANTRELL E HOLBERT S RODGERS C BIROZES

AVG 42.1 41.6 40.3 39.5 39.0

KICKING RK 1 2 3 4 5

PUNTING RK 1 2 3 4 5

SCHOOL LIMESTONE TUSCULUM CARSON-NEWMAN NEWBERRY WINGATE

GP 10 10 10 11 11

PUNT 44 56 40 56 43

YDS 1852 2332 1610 2210 1679

LG 59 56 57 70 61

IN20 12 26 12 12 15

FC 14 23 12 17 12

TB 1 2 1 4 3

BLK 0 0 0 0 0

RETURNS RK 1 2 3 4 5

NAME SCHOOL KR YDS AVG TD LG PR C WALKER NEWBERRY 15 404 26.9 1 100 - X HUFF LENOIR-RHYNE 17 423 24.9 1 100 - J BOYD TUSCULUM 27 667 24.7 0 65 1 J MITCHELL LENOIR-RHYNE 13 306 23.5 0 54 - K GREENE CATAWBA 20 426 21.3 0 39 2

YDS AVG TD LG - - - - - - -3 -3.0 0 0 - - - 1 0.5 0 5

TACKLES RK 1 2 3 4 5

NAME R WALLACE S STUPART L BROWN K DUGGER J BLUE

SCHOOL WINGATE CARSON-NEWMAN TUSCULUM LENOIR-RHYNE NEWBERRY

GP TKL AST TOT 11 43 61 104.0 11 46 48 94.0 10 38 50 88.0 10 59 26 85.0 11 54 29 83.0

SACKS RK 1 2 3 4 5

NAME SCHOOL GP TKL AST K KITCHENS CATAWBA 11 34 19 J HENDERSON NEWBERRY 11 35 24 K JORDON NEWBERRY 11 21 9 C RAWLINGS WINGATE 11 16 40 T DANIELS MARS HILL 9 18 11

TKL/G 9.5 8.5 8.8 8.5 7.5

TOT TKL/G SCK YDS TFL YDS 53.0 4.8 12.5 84 18 102 59.0 5.4 8 53 14 68 30.0 2.7 7.5 67 13.5 76 56.0 5.1 6 43 9.5 53 29.0 3.2 5.5 26 6.5 28

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2017 final statistics INTERCEPTIONS RK 1 2 3 3 3

NAME D WILLIAMS D FAIRELL J ADAMS D ALFORD K DAVIS

SCHOOL CARSON-NEWMAN CARSON-NEWMAN NEWBERRY TUSCULUM WINGATE

GP INT 11 5 11 4 11 3 10 3 10 3

SCHOOL TUSCULUM CARSON-NEWMAN WINGATE LIMESTONE MARS HILL

GP FF 10 3 11 3 11 3 10 3 10 3

YDS 77 107 29 40 31

BRUP 3 6 3 4 4

BLK -

FORCED FUMBLES RK 1 1 1 1 1

NAME L BROWN D FAIRELL C RAWLINGS S REID T SMITH

FUMBLE RECOVERIES RK NAME SCHOOL GP FR YDS 1 D ALFORD TUSCULUM 10 3 35 1 K CEZAR MARS HILL 10 3 0 1 J FELDER LIMESTONE 10 3 8 4 SEVERAL 2

TEAM PASSING OFFENSE RK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

NAME GP YDS COMP-ATT-INT CARSON-NEWMAN 11 1473 81-144-3 CATAWBA 11 2710 202-318-6 LENOIR-RHYNE 10 1331 135-250-11 LIMESTONE 10 2248 170-332-18 MARS HILL 10 3029 191-339-15 NEWBERRY 11 1953 139-269-10 TUSCULUM 10 2095 157-279-7 WINGATE 11 1912 149-246-11

YDS/G YDS/ATT YDS/COMP TD 133.9 10.2 18.2 9 246.4 8.5 13.4 27 133.1 5.3 9.9 10 224.8 6.8 13.2 15 302.9 8.9 15.9 24 177.5 7.3 14.1 20 209.5 7.5 13.3 15 173.8 7.8 12.8 18

TEAM RUSHING OFFENSE RK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

NAME GP YDS ATT YDS/G AVG TD CARSON-NEWMAN 11 3020 602 274.5 5.0 40 CATAWBA 11 1763 396 160.3 4.5 15 LENOIR-RHYNE 10 1438 377 143.8 3.8 12 LIMESTONE 10 1333 377 133.3 3.5 13 MARS HILL 10 1106 315 110.6 3.5 12 NEWBERRY 11 1839 443 167.2 4.2 15 TUSCULUM 10 914 338 91.4 2.7 12 WINGATE 11 2341 518 212.8 4.5 20

TEAM SCORING OFFENSE RK NAME GP TD FG XPT 2PC DXP 1 CARSON-NEWMAN 11 50 6 46 - - 2 CATAWBA 11 45 12 40 1 - 3 LENOIR-RHYNE 10 25 7 19 1 - 4 LIMESTONE 10 29 12 24 2 - 5 MARS HILL 10 38 2 31 1 - 6 NEWBERRY 11 38 11 34 - - 7 TUSCULUM 10 31 8 23 2 - 8 WINGATE 11 42 12 39 - -

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SAF PTS PPG - 364 33.1 - 348 31.6 1 194 19.4 - 238 23.8 - 267 26.7 - 295 26.8 1 239 23.9 - 327 29.7

2017 final statistics TEAM TOTAL OFFENSE RK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

NAME GP RUSH PASS TOT OFF YPG CARSON-NEWMAN 11 3020 1473 4493 408.5 CATAWBA 11 1763 2710 4473 406.6 LENOIR-RHYNE 10 1438 1331 2769 276.9 LIMESTONE 10 1333 2248 3581 358.1 MARS HILL 10 1106 3029 4135 413.5 NEWBERRY 11 1839 1953 3792 344.7 TUSCULUM 10 914 2095 3009 300.9 WINGATE 11 2341 1912 4253 386.6

FIRST DOWNS RK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

NAME GP TOTAL RUSH PASS PEN 1ST/G CARSON-NEWMAN 11 213 148 51 14 19.4 CATAWBA 11 221 91 110 20 20.1 LENOIR-RHYNE 10 169 73 65 31 16.9 LIMESTONE 10 198 79 89 30 19.8 MARS HILL 10 217 53 120 44 21.7 NEWBERRY 11 201 103 75 23 18.3 TUSCULUM 10 159 53 96 10 15.9 WINGATE 11 229 124 84 21 20.8

RED ZONE OFFENSE RK NAME 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

SCORES

CARSON-NEWMAN 11 CATAWBA 11 LENOIR-RHYNE 10 LIMESTONE 10 MARS HILL 10 NEWBERRY 11 TUSCULUM 10 WINGATE 11

RZ %

TD %

36-40 90% 32-40 80% 34-38 89% 22-38 58% 23-27 85% 19-27 70% 26-33 79% 17-33 52% 21-31 68% 19-31 61% 26-33 79% 21-33 64% 23-27 85% 16-27 59% 41-50 82% 30-50 60%

TEAM PASSING DEFENSE RK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

NAME GP PASS Y/G TUSCULUM 10 170.1 NEWBERRY 11 171.5 CATAWBA 11 181.0 CARSON-NEWMAN 11 182.2 LIMESTONE 10 191.5 LENOIR-RHYNE 10 197.7 MARS HILL 10 234.0 WINGATE 11 234.5

TEAM RUSHING DEFENSE RK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

NAME GP RUSH Y/G CARSON-NEWMAN 11 95.7 WINGATE 11 110.3 CATAWBA 11 138.7 NEWBERRY 11 143.1 LENOIR-RHYNE 10 169.7 TUSCULUM 10 172.9 LIMESTONE 10 178.5 MARS HILL 10 224.5

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2017 final statistics TEAM SCORING DEFENSE RK NAME GP PPG PTS 1 CATAWBA 11 17.6 194 2 CARSON-NEWMAN 11 19.3 212 3 NEWBERRY 11 20.3 223 4 WINGATE 11 22.6 249 5 TUSCULUM 10 24.8 248 6 LENOIR-RHYNE 10 24.9 249 7 LIMESTONE 10 32.7 327 8 MARS HILL 10 36.3 363

TEAM TOTAL DEFENSE RK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

NAME CARSON-NEWMAN NEWBERRY CATAWBA TUSCULUM WINGATE LENOIR-RHYNE LIMESTONE MARS HILL

GP 11 11 11 10 11 10 10 10

YD/G PASS Y/G RUSH Y/G 277.9 182.2 95.7 314.5 171.5 143.1 319.7 181.0 138.7 343.0 170.1 172.9 344.8 234.5 110.3 367.4 197.7 169.7 370.0 191.5 178.5 458.5 234.0 224.5

CONVERSIONS RK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

NAME GP 3RD MADE 3RD % 4TH MADE CARSON-NEWMAN 11 68-151 45% 13-19 NEWBERRY 11 65-153 42% 5-12 CATAWBA 11 65-144 45% 4-11 TUSCULUM 10 39-133 29% 8-18 WINGATE 11 66-159 42% 10-20 LENOIR-RHYNE 10 54-138 39% 8-17 LIMESTONE 10 52-152 34% 14-22 MARS HILL 10 38-116 33% 13-30

4TH % 68% 42% 36% 44% 50% 47% 64% 43%

RETURNS RK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

NAME GP KR KO AVG CARSON-NEWMAN 11 35-680 19.4 NEWBERRY 11 31-689 22.2 CATAWBA 11 32-685 21.4 TUSCULUM 10 35-813 23.2 WINGATE 11 34-499 14.7 LENOIR-RHYNE 10 44-977 22.2 LIMESTONE 10 39-703 18.0 MARS HILL 10 44-719 16.3

PR 20-105 17-70 20-182 23-196 21-412 21-232 14-89 12-176

AVG 5.3 4.1 9.1 8.5 19.6 11.0 6.4 14.7

TURNOVERS RK NAME GP FUM-LOST FUM REC INT INT YDS INT AVG TD TKL SACK 1 CARSON-NEWMAN 11 30-15 11 14 14-266 19.0 1 741 23 2 NEWBERRY 11 17-7 10 13 13-276 21.2 1 769 31 3 CATAWBA 11 12-9 8 12 12-199 16.6 2 705 28 4 TUSCULUM 10 20-9 15 12 12-106 8.8 4 726 23 5 WINGATE 11 10-6 12 15 15-126 8.4 1 738 16 6 LENOIR-RHYNE 10 12-9 8 8 8-204 25.5 1 695 19 7 LIMESTONE 10 17-8 11 8 8-53 6.6 1 738 16 8 MARS HILL 10 19-7 8 3 3-96 32.0 2 822 20

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2017 final statistics PENALTIES RK NAME GP PEN PEN/G PEN YARDS PEN YARDS/G 1 CARSON-NEWMAN 11 113 10.3 953 86.6 2 NEWBERRY 11 85 7.7 811 73.7 3 CATAWBA 11 76 6.9 623 56.6 4 TUSCULUM 10 68 6.8 653 65.3 5 WINGATE 11 100 9.1 945 85.9 6 LENOIR-RHYNE 10 80 8.0 752 75.2 7 LIMESTONE 10 84 8.4 818 81.8 8 MARS HILL 10 98 9.8 822 82.2

MISCELLANEOUS RK NAME GP TOP ATTEND AVG 1 CARSON-NEWMAN 11 32:00 21766 3109 2 NEWBERRY 11 30:23 16061 3212 3 CATAWBA 11 31:49 14830 2472 4 TUSCULUM 10 29:42 12611 2522 5 WINGATE 11 32:55 11871 2374 6 LENOIR-RHYNE 10 30:29 21649 4330 7 LIMESTONE 10 30:18 11007 2201 8 MARS HILL 10 26:43 10946 2189

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all-time standings REGULAR SEASON FINISH COMPOSITE (Includes ties)

ALL-TIME STANDINGS School SAC Pct. All Carson-Newman 223-79 .738 369-131-2 Elon 96-56-1 .631 151-84-2 Presbyterian 129-90-5 .587 185-156-6 Catawba 151-149 .503 250-223-1 Mars Hill 136-161-2 .463 224-224-6 Gardner-Webb 79-96 .451 134-130-2 Newberry 106-134-1 .439 188-193-2 Wingate 87-116 .428 162-149 Limestone 3-4 .428 4-6 Tusculum 56-77 .421 105-112 Lenoir-Rhyne 121-177-3 .402 199-262-4 Brevard 8-55 .126 24-85

2017 SCHOOL SAC PF-PA 1. Wingate 6-1 227-151 2. Catawba 5-2 205-145 Carson-Newman 5-2 209-150 4. Tusculum 3-4 136-192 Newberry 3-4 175-148 Limestone 3-4 188-252 7. Lenoir-Rhyne 2-5 155-179 8. Mars Hill 1-6 171-249

School 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th Carson-Newman 21 9 5 1 3 2 1 1 Lenoir-Rhyne 7 1 5 3 4 7 10 6 Catawba 7 11 2 6 4 4 4 5 Elon 5 5 5 5 - 1 - 1 Presbyterian 3 11 5 5 3 3 1 1 Mars Hill 3 5 5 10 8 3 4 4 Gardner-Webb 2 3 5 3 3 5 1 3 Tusculum 2 2 2 3 2 3 3 1 1 Newberry 3 2 8 5 5 4 5 3 Wingate 2 5 2 5 5 2 4 4 Brevard - - - - 1 1 1 6 Limestone - - - 1 - - - - -

Pct. .735 .641 .542 .527 .493 .508 .491 .521 .400 .484 .428 .220

2013 ALL 9-2 9-2 8-3 5-5 5-6 4-6 3-7 3-7

PF-PA 327-249 348-194 364-212 239-248 295-223 238-327 194-249 267-363

PF-PA 436-241 390-238 272-255 319-388 191-268 148-347 357-306 138-346

PF-PA 254-189 519-405 304-347 334-221 239-204 313-299 320-344 109-379

SCHOOL 1. Lenoir-Rhyne 2. Carson-Newman Newberry 4. Wingate Catawba 6. Brevard Tusculum 8. Mars Hill

2016

SCHOOL 1. Newberry 2. Wingate Catawba 4. Mars Hill Tusculum Lenoir-Rhyne 7. Carson-Newman 8. Brevard

SAC PF-PA 7-0 255-107 5-2 221-143 5-2 221-162 3-4 221-195 3-4 130-187 3-4 106-201 2-5 201-181 0-7 55-234

SCHOOL 1. Catawba 2. Carson-Newman Mars Hill 4. Newberry 5. Wingate Lenoir-Rhyne 7. Tusculum 8. Brevard

SAC PF-PA 6-1 141-74 5-2 264-208 5-2 206-197 4-3 204-113 3-4 157-149 3-4 213-214 2-5 191-230 0-7 35-226

ALL 10-2 8-3 5-6 5-6 4-7 3-8 4-7 1-10

SCHOOL 1. Lenoir-Rhyne 2. Carson-Newman Mars Hill Wingate 5. Newberry 6. Catawba 7. Brevard Tusculum

SCHOOL 1. Lenoir-Rhyne 2. Carson-Newman 3. Tusculum 4. Catawba Wingate Newberry Mars Hill 8. Brevard

SAC PF-PA 7-0 276-120 5-2 273-218 4-3 182-222 3-4 210-219 3-4 138-172 3-4 200-159 3-4 189-222 0-7 172-308

PF-PA 526-268 489-346 374-285 293-342 262-287 305-369 367-413 312-380

SAC PF-PA 6-1 274-128 5-2 271-182 5-2 206-176 5-2 223-172 1-4 185-200 2-5 138-209 1-6 116-231 1-6 151-266

ALL 9-3 9-3 6-4 6-5 4-6 4-7 2-9 2-9

PF-PA 423-208 474-331 280-255 333-293 289-292 245-277 209-345 256-398

ALL 8-3 7-3 5-6 1-6 5-6 3-8 3-8 3-8

PF-PA 343-347 336-226 325-417 275-282 310-275 300-390 206-338 372-332

ALL 9-3 7-4 7-4 6-4 5-6 4-6 6-5 4-7

PF-PA 418-346 344-300 358-223 317-278 340-362 348-338 439-384 317-327

2011 ALL 9-3 9-3 6-5 7-5 6-5 5-5 4-7 0-11

SCHOOL 1. Mars Hill Lenoir-Rhyne 3. Wingate Newberry 5. Carson-Newman 6. Tusculum Catawba 8. Brevard

2014

ALL 13-2 10-3 9-3 4-6 6-5 3-8 4-7 3-8

2012

2015

SAC PF-PA 7-0 246-75 5-2 258-186 5-2 210-155 3-4 225-263 3-4 153-211 2-5 163-227 2-5 194-273 1-6 193-258

SAC PF-PA 6-1 215-202 6-1 273-157 4-3 233-254 1-3 221-189 3-4 168-172 2-5 214-233 2-5 149-230 1-6 170-206 2010

ALL 11-1 7-3 6-5 6-5 6-5 5-6 4-6 1-10

PF-PA 446-187 377-317 318-295 320-295 241-209 307-235 265-314 321-450

SCHOOL SAC PF-PA 1. Wingate 6-1 267-220 2. Carson Newman 5-2 244-211 3. Lenoir-Rhyne 4-3 221-161 Catawba 4-3 209-229 5. Mars Hill 3-4 229-250 Newberry 3-4 241-255 7. Tusculum 2-5 306-303 8. Brevard 1-6 156-244

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all-time standings 2009

SCHOOL 1. Carson-Newman 2. Wingate 3. Newberry Mars Hill 5. Brevard 6. Lenoir-Rhyne Tusculum 8. Catawba

SAC 7-0 5-2 4-3 4-3 3-4 2-5 2-5 1-6

PF-PA 328-141 252-224 206-163 191-209 83-200 153-159 206-277 141-187

2004 ALL 11-3 7-3 6-4 6-4 7-4 5-6 3-7 4-6

PF-PA 537-324 336-279 280-224 253-281 243-240 293-241 294-392 238-214

SCHOOL 1. Carson-Newman 2. Wingate Catawba Tusculum Presbyterian 6. Mars Hill 7. Lenoir-Rhyne 8. Newberry

SAC 6-1 4-3 4-3 4-3 4-3 3-4 2-5 1-6

2008

SCHOOL 1. Tusculum Carson-Newman Newberry 4. Wingate Mars Hill Catawba 7. Lenoir-Rhyne 8. Brevard

SAC 5-2 5-2 5-2 4-3 4-3 4-3 1-6 0-7

PF-PA 294-240 278-192 186-142 246-209 221-204 195-163 168-292 96-242

SCHOOL SAC PF-PA 1. Carson-Newman 5-1 324-166 Catawba 5-1 246-139 3. Newberry 4-2 157-138 Tusculum 4-2 146-164 5. Wingate 2-4 162-199 6. Mars Hill 1-5 145-203 7. Lenoir-Rhyne 0-6 55-226 Brevard* 0-0 0-0 * Provisional SAC member in 2007

ALL 9-3 8-3 7-4 6-4 6-5 6-4 3-8 5-6

PF-PA 444-332 338-265 403-280 268-229 239-230 291-203 198-290 340-287

ALL 11-2 9-2 9-2 7-4 5-6 4-6 3-7 3-8

PF-PA 483-305 286-199 384-175 256-221 278-308 267-190 217-298 176-315

ALL 12-1 8-3 8-3 7-4 7-4 5-6 3-7 1-10

PF-PA 570-240 300-208 251-154 269-191 321-165 230-274 223-296 149-388

ALL 11-2 8-2 6-3 7-4 7-4 3-7 4-7 4-7

PF-PA 424-211 323-233 322-188 367-259 240-156 219-236 172-275 241-219

ALL 11-1 8-2 8-2 7-4 5-5 4-7 4-7 1-10

PF-PA 367-127 325-233 428-184 257-245 208-224 242-272 212-344 202-388

2003 ALL 9-4 7-4 6-4 8-3 7-4 6-4 3-8 1-9

PF-PA 452-350 447-268 246-183 353-273 341-329 292-213 276-352 136-310

SCHOOL 1. Carson-Newman Catawba Tusculum 4. Mars Hill 5. Wingate Presbyterian Newberry 8. Lenoir-Rhyne

SAC 6-1 6-1 6-1 3-4 2-5 2-5 2-5 1-6

2007

PF-PA 292-152 176-197 225-206 178-163 156-131 147-178 120-220 177-224

PF-PA 268-181 200-151 237-127 134-158 154-229 188-155 126-215 116-207 2002

ALL 10-1 11-2 9-2 6-5 7-4 5-5 2-9 2-9

PF-PA 537-236 578-278 385-180 306-279 363-283 265-259 156-348 200-357

SCHOOL 1. Carson-Newman 2. Catawba 3. Presbyterian 4. Mars Hill 5. Tusculum 6. Wingate 7. Lenoir-Rhyne 8. Newberry

SAC 7-0 6-1 5-2 4-3 3-4 2-5 1-6 0-7

PF-PA 317-99 210-121 118-104 123-138 178-142 125-207 131-222 100-269 2001

2006

SCHOOL 1. Newberry 2. Wingate Presbyterian 4. Carson-Newman 5. Catawba Tusculum 7. Mars Hill Lenoir-Rhyne

SAC 6-1 5-2 5-2 4-3 3-4 3-4 1-6 1-6

PF-PA 198-110 161-143 136-90 153-111 126-151 112-148 84-167 123-173

ALL 11-2 8-3 7-4 8-3 6-4 6-5 4-7 3-8

PF-PA 399-216 254-192 166-145 289-153 213-177 200-180 191-228 187-249

SCHOOL 1. Catawba 2. Tusculum Carson-Newman Presbyterian 5. Mars Hill 6. Lenoir-Rhyne 7. Wingate 8. Newberry

SAC 6-1 5-2 5-2 5-2 4-3 2-5 1-6 0-7

PF-PA 185-109 213-169 258-161 225-167 140-121 108-174 91-199 80-200 2000

2005

SCHOOL 1. Presbyterian 2. Carson-Newman 3. Newberry 4. Catawba Lenoir-Rhyne Mars Hill 7. Wingate 8. Tusculum

SAC 7-0 5-2 4-3 3-4 3-4 3-4 2-5 1-6

PF-PA 230-65 202-120 184-199 167-174 99-158 141-197 150-184 95-171

ALL 10-2 8-2 5-4 6-5 5-5 4-6 5-5 3-7

PF-PA 402-170 332-163 272-241 278-227 168-222 187-241 271-226 143-218

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SCHOOL 1. Catawba 2. Presbyterian 3. Carson-Newman 4. Tusculum 5. Mars Hill 6. Lenoir-Rhyne 7. Newberry 8. Wingate

SAC 7-0 6-1 5-2 4-3 3-4 2-5 1-6 0-7

PF-PA 188-76 227-168 327-131 182-199 130-169 144-151 134-262 101-277

all-time standings 1999

SCHOOL 1. Carson-Newman 2. Catawba 3. Mars Hill 4. Gardner-Webb Presbyterian 6. Newberry Lenoir-Rhyne 8. Wingate 9. Tusculum

SAC 8-0 7-1 5-3 4-4 4-4 3-5 2-6 2-6 0-8

PF-PA 353-164 268-95 204-159 177-196 265-224 215-289 129-219 196-314 145-273

1994 ALL 13-1 11-2 7-4 7-4 7-4 5-6 5-6 3-8 2-9

PF-PA 545-223 403-162 280-232 292-196 395-315 295-363 192-258 276-462 207-355

SCHOOL 1. Carson-Newman Lenoir-Rhyne 3. Mars Hill Elon 5. Gardner-Webb 6. Catawba Presbyterian 8. Wingate

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

PF-PA 311-134 266-167 211-203 178-200 234-223 176-322 194-204 202-319

ALL 8-3-0 8-2-0 7-4-0 5-5-0 5-6-0 2-9-0 5-6-0 3-7-0

PF-PA 405-231 370-219 327-296 256-250 322-316 232-481 285-279 288-403

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

PF-PA 383-233 336-186 277-242 285-258 352-360 338-316 236-246 275-439

ALL 12-2-0 8-3-0 8-2-0 4-7-0 4-6-0 5-5-0 2-8-1 1-9-0

PF-PA 564-262 213-155 283-127 179-252 178-229 260-221 107-258 202-383

SAC PF-PA ALL 7-0-0 299-114 10-1-0 5-2-0 159-166 7-3-0 4-3-0 163-169 6-5-0 3-4-0 179-234 6-4-0 3-4-0 175-139 6-5-0 3-4-0 140-162 6-5-0 3-4-0 126-188 4-7-0 1-6-0 142-260 3-7-0

PF-PA 439-193 229-158 240-238 244-277 295-181 234-186 199-332 229-299

1993 1998

SCHOOL SAC PF-PA 1. Carson-Newman 7-0 264-103 2. Presbyterian 6-1 250-106 3. Catawba 4-3 153-99 Gardner-Webb 4-3 138-177 5. Newberry 3-4 196-211 Wingate 3-4 163-187 7. Lenoir-Rhyne 1-6 106-231 8. Mars Hill 0-7 97-252 Tusculum* 0-0 0-0 * Provisional SAC member in 1998

ALL 12-2 8-3 6-4 6-5 6-5 5-6 2-9 1-10 5-6

PF-PA 499-285 373-169 207-150 236-258 314-300 276-290 146-316 143-357 210-244

SCHOOL 1. Carson-Newman 2. Elon 3. Lenoir-Rhyne Presbyterian 5. Wingate Catawba 7. Mars Hill 8. Gardner-Webb

SAC 7-0-0 5-2-0 4-3-0 4-3-0 3-4-0 3-4-0 2-5-0 0-7-0

PF-PA 260-102 223-137 180-208 209-188 206-250 238-263 193-219 186-328

1992 1997

SCHOOL 1. Carson-Newman 2. Catawba 3. Wingate Gardner-Webb 5. Presbyterian Mars Hill 7. Newberry 8. Lenoir-Rhyne

SAC 7-0-0 5-2-0 4-3-0 4-3-0 3-4-0 3-4-0 2-5-0 0-7-0

PF-PA 278-76 176-105 187-221 162-159 112-121 128-148 171-192 88-256

ALL 11-1-0 8-3-0 8-3-0 8-3-0 5-6-0 5-5-0 4-7-0 0-10-0

PF-PA 383-122 327-141 345-297 339-220 197-174 219-227 297-313 129-399

SCHOOL 1. Gardner-Webb 2. Carson-Newman 3. Elon 4. Presbyterian Catawba 6. Lenoir-Rhyne 7. Mars Hill Wingate

SAC 7-0-0 6-1-0 5-2-0 3-4-0 3-4-0 2-5-0 1-6-0 1-6-0

PF-PA 299-122 173-116 160-79 121-156 123-154 154-153 66-175 145-286 1991

1996

SCHOOL 1. Carson-Newman 2. Catawba 3. Presbyterian Elon 5. Mars Hill 6. Wingate Gardner-Webb 8. Lenoir-Rhyne Newberry

SAC PF-PA 6-1-0 173-83 6-1-0 202-105 4-3-0 157-160 4-3-0 187-187 3-4-0 157-168 2-5-0 96-168 2-5-0 184-197 1-6-0 115-199 0-0-0 0-0

ALL 12-2-0 9-2-0 5-6-0 4-7-0 5-5-0 4-6-0 2-9-0 1-9-0 7-4-0

PF-PA 385-182 323-150 221-274 246-330 203-231 187-232 228-303 156-321 257-162

1995

SCHOOL 1. Carson-Newman 2. Catawba 3. Gardner-Webb Mars Hill Presbyterian 6. Elon Lenoir-Rhyne 8. Wingate

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

PF-PA 238-104 176-161 145-142 169-172 186-140 129-176 96-205 137-176

ALL 9-3-0 7-3-0 6-4-0 6-4-0 6-5-0 4-7-0 3-7-0 4-7-0

PF-PA 356-195 257-212 229-192 241-238 278-176 191-268 156-270 239-286

SCHOOL 1. Carson-Newman 2. Catawba 3. Lenoir-Rhyne 4. Wingate Elon Gardner-Webb Presbyterian 8. Mars Hill

1990 SCHOOL 1. Carson-Newman 2. Catawba 3. Lenoir-Rhyne 4. Wingate Elon 6. Mars Hill Gardner-Webb Presbyterian

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SAC PF-PA ALL 7-0-0 252-123 11-1-0 5-2-0 153-88 5-6-0 4-3-0 208-138 6-5-0 3-4-0 139-162 6-4-0 3-4-0 155-201 5-6-0 2-5-0 106-156 4-7-0 2-5-0 88-159 2-8-0 2-5-0 104-178 2-9-0

PF-PA 434-235 208-198 311-245 241-196 231-286 158-216 129-257 133-347

all-time standings 1989 SCHOOL 1. Carson-Newman 2. Gardner-Webb Mars Hill Lenoir-Rhyne Catawba 6. Presbyterian 7. Wingate 8. Elon

SAC PF-PA ALL 6-1-0 189-71 12-1-0 4-3-0 154-128 7-4-0 4-3-0 108-138 5-5-0 4-3-0 162-170 5-6-0 4-3-0 185-152 4-7-0 3-4-0 194-214 4-7-0 2-5-0 94-140 5-5-0 1-6-0 64-137 1-9-0

1984 PF-PA 423-161 240-207 136-190 284-307 234-277 286-356 180-201 95-206

SCHOOL SAC PF-PA ALL 1. Carson-Newman 6-1-0 217-117 10-2-1 2. Presbyterian 5-2-0 119-91 7-4-0 Elon 5-2-0 192-87 7-3-0 Newberry 5-2-0 160-96 7-4-0 5. Mars Hill 4-3-0 130-114 6-5-0 6. Gardner-Webb 2-5-0 73-168 4-6-0 7. Lenoir-Rhyne 1-6-0 77-181 1-10-0 8. Catawba 0-7-0 52-166 3-8-0 1983

PF-PA 416-220 158-168 282-110 255-212 205-180 144-225 146-309 156-222

PF-PA 409-200 308-234 282-234 248-258 224-217 187-239 155-303 221-285

SCHOOL SAC PF-PA ALL 1. Carson-Newman 6-1-0 151-88 10-3-0 2. Presbyterian 4-2-1 91-66 5-5-1 3. Gardner-Webb 4-3-0 121-91 5-6-0 Elon 4-3-0 98-81 7-3-0 5. Mars Hill 3-3-1 103-101 4-7-1 6. Newberry 3-4-0 134-114 6-5-0 7. Lenoir-Rhyne 2-5-0 84-133 4-6-0 8. Catawba 0-7-0 76-195 0-9-1 1982

PF-PA 313-234 154-159 175-189 182-115 157-184 231-196 119-166 135-273

SCHOOL SAC PF-PA ALL 1. Gardner-Webb 6-1-0 253-167 10-1-0 2. Presbyterian 5-2-0 150-77 7-4-0 3. Carson-Newman 4-3-0 176-134 10-4-0 Elon 4-3-0 240-201 6-4-0 5. Lenoir-Rhyne 3-4-0 163-229 7-4-0 Newberry 3-4-0 159-181 4-7-0 7. Catawba 2-5-0 116-183 4-7-0 8. Mars Hill 1-6-0 109-194 3-8-0 1986

PF-PA 388-200 227-149 262-161 327-268 296-272 202-173 253-278 182-283

SCHOOL SAC PF-PA ALL 1. Carson-Newman 6-1-0 176-90 10-2-0 2. Elon 5-2-0 150-116 7-3-0 Gardner-Webb 5-2-0 195-159 7-3-0 4. Presbyterian 4-2-1 155-132 5-5-1 5. Lenoir-Rhyne 3-3-1 149-152 5-5-1 6. Newberry 3-4-0 109-147 5-6-0 7. Mars Hill 1-6-0 48-154 1-10-0 8. Catawba 0-7-0 143-179 2-9-0 1981

PF-PA 334-179 219-167 311-196 216-217 168-217 192-261 54-229 189-226

SCHOOL SAC PF-PA ALL 1. Carson-Newman 6-1-0 161-58 12-1-0 2. Elon 5-2-0 200-128 8-2-0 3. Mars Hill 4-3-0 133-127 7-3-1 Gardner-Webb 4-3-0 196-177 6-5-0 5. Catawba 3-4-0 131-152 5-6-0 Presbyterian 3-4-0 107-122 5-6-0 7. Newberry 2-5-0 104-164 4-7-0 8. Lenoir-Rhyne 1-6-0 89-193 4-7-0

PF-PA 316-133 305-174 252-153 312-269 258-245 217-199 197-279 172-254

SCHOOL SAC PF-PA ALL 1. Elon 6-1-0 189-108 12-1-1 2. Presbyterian 5-2-0 167-99 6-5-0 3. Carson-Newman 4-3-0 149-88 7-4-0 4. Catawba 3-4-0 187-150 5-5-0 Gardner-Webb 3-4-0 180-248 5-5-0 Mars Hill 3-4-0 67-109 5-5-0 7. Newberry 2-5-0 112-140 4-7-0 Lenoir-Rhyne 2-5-0 75-151 2-9-0

PF-PA 335-150 200-161 273-162 224-230 266-262 124-150 172-262 152-290

1988 SCHOOL SAC PF-PA ALL 1. Carson-Newman 5-2-0 159-94 12-2-0 Catawba 5-2-0 134-118 8-4-0 Lenoir-Rhyne 5-2-0 195-159 6-5-0 4. Elon 4-3-0 151-135 6-5-0 Mars Hill 4-3-0 146-153 5-5-0 6. Gardner-Webb 2-5-0 139-171 4-6-1 Newberry 2-5-0 123-133 3-8-0 8. Presbyterian 1-6-0 140-200 3-8-0 1987

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1985 SCHOOL SAC PF-PA ALL 1. Mars Hill 6-1-0 171-102 8-3-0 2. Elon 5-2-0 166-96 7-3-0 3. Newberry 4-2-1 192-127 7-3-1 Presbyterian 4-2-1 163-116 7-3-1 5. Carson-Newman 3-4-0 135-162 5-5-0 6. Catawba 2-5-0 145-207 5-6-0 Gardner-Webb 2-5-0 96-137 6-5-0 8. Lenoir-Rhyne 1-6-0 140-263 3-8-0

PF-PA 249-172 237-140 312-200 234-158 189-209 265-278 229-199 194-342

SCHOOL SAC PF-PA ALL 1. Elon 6-1-0 186-76 13-1-0 Mars Hill 6-1-0 177-46 8-2-1 3. Carson-Newman 5-2-0 133-89 7-3-0 4. Presbyterian 3-4-0 89-93 4-6-0 Lenoir-Rhyne 3-4-0 82-157 4-7-0 Newberry 3-4-0 63-90 3-6-0 7. Gardner-Webb 2-5-0 69-121 3-7-0 8. Catawba 0-7-0 88-151 1-9-0

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PF-PA 378-189 208-62 218-147 153-166 186-300 98-199 125-191 152-194

all-time standings 1979 SCHOOL SAC PF-PA ALL 1. Presbyterian 7-0-0 184-79 10-1-0 2. *Mars Hill 5-1-0 140-113 7-2-1 3. Carson-Newman 4-3-0 226-121 6-4-0 4. Elon 3-4-0 142-122 5-5-0 Newberry 3-4-0 91-129 5-5-0 6. *Lenoir-Rhyne 2-4-0 82-102 5-5-0 7. Catawba 2-5-0 70-136 3-8-0 8. Gardner-Webb 1-6-0 113-217 4-7-0 * Mars Hill and Lenoir-Rhyne did not meet in 1979 1978

PF-PA 291-125 195-167 254-165 186-149 143-172 155-127 134-226 276-314

SCHOOL SAC PF-PA ALL 1. Elon 6-0-1 151-109 9-1-1 Presbyterian 6-0-1 159-73 8-2-1 3. Newberry 4-3-0 108-121 7-3-0 Lenoir-Rhyne 4-3-0 158-135 6-5-0 5. Catawba 2-5-0 98-147 4-6-0 Gardner-Webb 2-5-0 81-97 4-5-1 Mars Hill 2-5-0 93-99 5-7-0 8. Carson-Newman 1-6-0 159-231 2-8-0

PF-PA 256-139 247-130 177-163 240-230 179-203 160-154 218-149 241-302

1977 SCHOOL SAC PF-PA ALL 1. Elon 6-1-0 177-97 9-2-0 2. Mars Hill 5-2-0 118-105 7-3-0 Gardner-Webb 5-2-0 153-98 7-4-0 Presbyterian 5-2-0 144-79 7-3-1 5. Lenoir-Rhyne 3-4-0 126-157 5-5-1 6. Carson-Newman 2-5-0 161-184 3-7-0 7. Newberry 1-6-0 89-109 2-7-1 Catawba 1-6-0 92-196 3-7-0

PF-PA 313-143 184-142 236-139 202-116 215-210 250-264 144-160 150-206

1976 SCHOOL SAC PF-PA ALL 1. Elon 7-0-0 244-65 11-0-0 2. Catawba 5-2-0 130-135 8-3-0 3. Newberry 4-3-0 101-88 5-5-0 4. Mars Hill 3-3-1 124-161 4-4-1 5. Gardner-Webb 3-4-0 190-135 5-5-0 Carson-Newman 3-4-0 170-185 3-7-0 7. Presbyterian 2-5-0 110-136 3-7-0 8. Lenoir-Rhyne 0-6-1 108-252 0-10-1 1975

PF-PA 356-93 248-180 139-143 146-203 301-227 169-206 169-206 145-369

SCHOOL SAC PF-PA ALL 1. Lenoir-Rhyne 6-0-1 288-134 7-3-1 2. Presbyterian 3-2-1 90-62 3-6-1 3. Newberry 4-3-0 87-163 5-5-0 4. Mars Hill 3-3-0 180-134 7-3-0 Elon 3-3-0 89-73 5-6-0 6. Carson-Newman 2-4-0 94-112 6-5-0 Catawba 2-4-0 139-191 4-6-0 8. Gardner-Webb 1-5-0 95-144 2-6-0

PF-PA 359-242 127-163 119-192 234-163 211-145 208-184 187-243 166-164

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postseason history All-Time Postseason Records School Carson-Newman Catawba Elon Lenoir-Rhyne Presbyterian Newberry Gardner-Webb Mars Hill Wingate Tusculum

2017 NCAA Division II First Round - Wingate, N.C. West Florida 31, Wingate 0

2016 NCAA Division II First Round - Newberry, S.C. Tuskegee 35, Newberry 33

2015 NCAA Division II First Round - Valdosta, Ga. Valdosta State 61, Carson-Newman 59 NCAA Division II First Round - Salisbury, N.C. Tuskegee 26, Catawba 16 NCAA Division II First Round - Florence, Ala. N. Alabama 50, Newberry 7

2014 NCAA Division II Second Round - Hickory, N.C. Valdosta State 23, Lenoir-Rhyne 21

App. G 2 59 8 11 4 9 3 7 3 5 5 5 2 5 2 2 3 3 1 2

W 38 4 7 4 2 1 3 0 1 1

L 20 7 2 3 3 4 2 2 2 1

T 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2010 NCAA Division II First Round - Wingate, NC Wingate 63, Morehouse 41 NCAA Division II Second Round - Albany, GA Albany St. (GA.) 30, Wingate 28

2012 NCAA Division II First Round - Hickory, N.C. Lenoir-Rhyne 21, Fort Valley St. 6 NCAA Division II Second Round - Jefferson City, TN Carson-Newman 38, Lenoir-Rhyne 35 NCAA Division II Quarterfinals - Valdosta, GA Valdosta St. 48, Carson-Newman 26

2011 NCAA Division II Second Round - Mars Hill, NC North Greenville 58, Mars Hill 32

2003 NCAA Division II First Round - Valdosta, GA Carson-Newman 35, Valdosta State 29 NCAA Division II Quarterfinals - at Florence, AL North Alabama 41, Carson-Newman 9

2009 NCAA Division II Second Round - Jefferson City, TN Carson-Newman 59, West Alabama 41 NCAA Division II Quarterfinals - Florence, Ala. Carson-Newman 24, North Alabama 21 NCAA Division II Semifinals - Allendale, MI Grand Valley State 41, Carson-Newman 27

2002 NCAA Division II First Round - Jefferson City, TN Carson-Newman 40, Fayetteville State 27 NCAA Division II First Round - Valdosta, GA Valdosta State 24, Catawba 7 NCAA Division II Quarterfinals - Valdosta, GA Valdosta State 31, Carson-Newman 28

2008 NCAA Division II First Round - Greeneville, TN Tusculum 34, Albany St. (Ga.) 22 NCAA Division II First Round - Valdosta, GA Valdosta State 24, Carson-Newman 20 NCAA Division II Second Round - Cleveland, MS Delta State 27, Tusculum 19

2013 NCAA Division II First Round - Jefferson City, TN Carson-Newman 37, Newberry 27 NCAA Division II Second Round - Hickory, NC Lenoir-Rhyne 27, Carson-Newman 20 NCAA Division II Quarterfinals - Hickory, NC Lenoir-Rhyne 42, North Alabama 39 NCAA Division II Semifinals - Hickory, NC Lenoir-Rhyne 42, West Chester 14 NCAA Division II Final - Florence, Ala Northwest Missouri State 43, Lenoir-Rhyne 28

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2001 NCAA Division II First Round - Salisbury, NC Catawba 35, Central Arkansas 34 NCAA Division II Quarterfinals - Valdosta, GA Catawba 37, Valdosta State 34 (OT) NCAA Division II Semifinals - Grand Valley, MN Grand Valley State 34, Catawba 16

2007 NCAA Division II First Round - Salisbury, NC Catawba 66, Albany State 35 NCAA Division II Second Round Valdosta, Ga. Valdosta State 55, Catawba 29

2000 NCAA Division II First Round - Salisbury, NC Catawba 28, West Georgia 24 NCAA Division II Quarterfinals - Salisbury, NC Delta State 20, Catawba 14

2006

1999

NCAA Division II First Round - Newberry, SC Newberry 34, Albany State 28 NCAA Division II Second Round - Florence, Ala. North Alabama 38, Newberry 20

NCAA Division II First Round - Jefferson City, TN Carson-Newman 40, Arkansas Tech 28 NCAA Division II First Round - Salisbury, NC Catawba 48, Fort Valley State 17 NCAA Division II Quarterfinals - Jefferson City, TN Carson-Newman 28, Catawba 25 NCAA Division II Semifinals - Jefferson City, TN Carson-Newman 42, Northeastern State 7 NCAA Division II Championship - Florence, AL Northwest Missouri State 58, Carson-Newman 52

2005 NCAA Division II Second Round - Clinton, SC Central Arkansas 52, Presbyterian 28

2004

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NCAA Division II First Round Carson-Newman 35, Fayetteville State 14 Arkansas Tech 24, Catawba 20 NCAA Division II Second Round - at Valdosta, Ga. Valdosta State 38, Carson-Newman 12

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postseason history 1998 NCAA Division II First Round - Jefferson City, TN Carson-Newman 30, West Georgia 20 NCAA Division II Quarterfinals - JeffersonCity, TN Carson-Newman 38, Fort Valley State 31 (OT) NCAA Division II Semifinals - Jefferson City, TN Carson-Newman 47, Slippery Rock (PA) 21 NCAA Division II Championship - Florence, AL Northwest Missouri State 24, Carson-Newman 6

1997 NCAA Division II First Round - Jefferson City, TN Carson-Newman 21, North Alabama 7 NCAA Division II Quarterfinals - Jefferson City, TN Carson-Newman 23, Albany State 22 NCAA Division II Semifinals - Jefferson City, TN Northern Colorado 30, Carson-Newman 29

1996 NCAA Division II First Round - Jefferson City, TN Carson-Newman 41, West Georgia 7 NCAA Division II Quarterfinals - Jefferson City, TN Carson-Newman 24, Valdosta State 19 NCAA Division II Semifinals - Jefferson City, TN Carson-Newman 29, UC-Davis 26 NCAA Div. II National Championship -Florence, AL Northern Colorado 23, Carson-Newman 14

1995 NCAA Division II First Round - Jefferson City, TN Carson-Newman 37, West Georgia 26 NCAA Division II Quarterfinals - Florence, AL North Alabama 28, Carson-Newman 7

1994 NCAA Division II First Round - Florence, AL North Alabama 17, Carson-Newman 13

1993 NCAA Division II First Round - Florence, AL North Alabama 38, Carson-Newman 28

1992 NAIA Quarterfinals Gardner-Webb 28. Concord (WV) 21 Shepherd (WV) 6, Carson-Newman 3 NAIA Semifinals Gardner-Webb 22, Shepherd (WV) 7 NAIA Champion Bowl - Boiling Springs, NC Central State (OH) 19, Gardner-Webb 16

1991 NAIA Quarterfinals - Gunnison, CO Western State (CO) 38, Carson-Newman 21

1989 NAIA Quarterfinals - Charleston, WV Carson-Newman 51, West Virginia Tech 13 NAIA Semifinals - Jefferson City, TN Carson-Newman 20, Central State (OH) 17 NAIA Champion Bowl - Jefferson City, TN Carson-Newman 34, Emporia State (KS) 20

1988 NAIA First Round Carson-Newman 62, Concord (WV) 29 Central State (OH) 24, Catawba 10 NAIA Quarterfinals - Jefferson City, TN Carson-Newman 42, Moorhead State 6 NAIA Semifinals - Wilberforce, OH Carson-Newman 13, Central State (OH) 0 NAIA Champion Bowl - Jefferson City, TN Carson-Newman 56, Adams State (CO) 21

1987 NAIA First Round Presbyterian 41, Concord (WV) 0 Gardner-Webb 27, Moorhead State (MN) 7 Carson-Newman 26, Central State (OH) 13 NAIA Quarterfinals Carson-Newman 27, Gardner-Webb 24 Pittsburg State (KS) 42, Presbyterian 21 NAIA Semifinals - Jefferson City, TN Carson-Newman 21, Mesa (CO) 7 NAIA Champion Bowl - Lawton, OK Cameron (OK) 30, Carson-Newman 2

1986 NAIA Quarterfinals - Jefferson City, TN Carson-Newman 30, Shepherd (WV) 10 NAIA Semifinals - Hillsdale, MI Carson-Newman 19, Hillsdale (MI) 16 (OT) NAIA Champion Bowl - Jefferson City, TN Carson-Newman 17, Cameron (OK) 0

1984 NAIA Quarterfinals - Jefferson City, TN Carson-Newman 42, Concord (WV) 6 NAIA Semifinals - Jefferson City, TN Carson-Newman 24, Saginaw Valley(MI) 21 (OT) NAIA Champion Bowl - Conway, AR Carson-Newman 19, Central Arkansas 19

1983 NAIA Quarterfinals - Jefferson City, TN Carson-Newman 42, Shepherd (WV) 21 NAIA Semifinals - Jefferson City, TN Carson-Newman 41, Saginaw Valley (MI) 7 NAIA Champion Bowl-Grand Junction, CO Carson-Newman 36, Mesa (CO) 28

1982 NAIA Quarterfinals - Hillsdale, MI Hillsdale (MI) 20, Carson-Newman 12

1990 NAIA Quarterfinals - Jefferson City, TN Carson-Newman 35, Southwest State (MN) 6 NAIA Semifinals - Jefferson City, TN Central State (OH) 41, Carson-Newman 14

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1981 NAIA Quarterfinals - Bluefield, WV Elon 37, Concord (WV) 8 NAIA Semifinals - Burlington, NC Elon 41, Hillsdale (MI) 14 NAIA Champion Bowl - Burlington, NC Elon 3, Pittsburg State (KS) 0

1980 NAIA Quarterfinals - Mars Hill, NC Kearney State (NE) 9, Mars Hill 6 NAIA Quarterfinals - Burlington, NC Elon 17, Concord (WV) 14 NAIA Champion Bowl - Burlington, NC Elon 17, Northeast Oklahoma State 10

1979 NAIA Quarterfinals - Clinton, SC Presbyterian 36, Saginaw Valley (MI) 6 NAIA Semifinals - Edmond, OK Central State (OK) 24, Presbyterian 6

1978 NAIA Quarterfinals - Burlington, NC Elon 21, Concord (WV) 6 NAIA Semifinals - Burlington, NC Elon 13, Grand Valley State (MI) 7 Palm Bowl (NAIA Championship) - McAllen, TX Angelo State (TX) 34, Elon 14

1976 Playoff Bowl - Burlington, NC Central Arkansas 10, Elon 7

sac records Team (Season) OFFENSE MOST FIRST DOWNS: 326, Lenoir-Rhyne (2013) MOST YARDS TOTAL OFFENSE: 6577, CarsonNewman (1999) MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS: 927, Lenoir-Rhyne (2013) MOST RUSHING YARDS: 5563, Lenoir-Rhyne (2013) MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES: 43, GardnerWebb (1992) MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS: 63, CarsonNewman (1999) MOST EXTRA POINTS KICKED: 70, GardnerWebb (1992) MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED: 84, CarsonNewman (1999) MOST PASSING ATTEMPTS: 644, Gardner-Webb (1992) MOST PASSING COMPLETIONS: 395, Tusculum (2010) MOST PASSING YARDS: 4823, Gardner-Webb (1992) MOST POINTS SCORED: 597, Carson-Newman (1999) LEAST POINTS SCORED: 54, Mars Hill (1982) DEFENSE FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED: 62, Mars Hill (1980) FEWEST FIRST DOWNS ALLOWED: 115, Catawba (2000) FEWEST YARDS TOTAL OFFENSE ALLOWED: 2073, Mars Hill (1980) FEWEST RUSHING YARDS ALLOWED: 601, Tusculum (2006) FEWEST PASSING YARDS ALLOWED: 665, Presbyterian (1980) MOST INTERCEPTIONS: 40, Gardner-Webb (1992) MOST FUMBLE RECOVERIES: 27, Elon (1981 and 1976) MOST SHUTOUTS: 4, Mars Hill (1980), Elon (1976) MOST TURNOVERS CAUSED: 62, Gardner-Webb (1992) MOST DEFENSIVE TDS: 7, Gardner-Webb (1992)

Team (Game) OFFENSE MOST POINTS: 77, Carson-Newman vs. Tusculum (2000); 77, Carson-Newman vs. Concord (2008) MOST POINTS, COMBINED: 120, CarsonNewman (59) vs. Valdosta St. (61) (2015) MOST TDs, COMBINED: 16, Catawba (8) vs. Wingate (8) (1993); 16, Carson-Newman (9) vs. Mars Hill (7), (2008); 16, Carson-Newman (8) vs. Valdostal State (8), (2015) MOST FIRST DOWNS: 39, Newberry vs. LenoirRhyne (2016) MOST FIRST DOWNS, COMBINED: 71, Carson-Newman (32) vs. Valdosta State (39) MOST YARDS TOTAL OFFENSE: 914, LenoirRhyne vs. Davidson (1975) MOST YARDS RUSHING: 837, Lenoir-Rhyne vs. Davidson (1975) MOST YARDS PASSING: 596, Tusculum vs. Elizabeth City State (2013) MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS: 88, CarsonNewman vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, (2012) MOST PASSING ATTEMPTS: 73, Wingate vs. Mars Hill (2012) MOST PASSING COMPLETIONS: 50, Presbyterian vs. Tusculum (2001) LARGEST VICTORY MARGIN: 73, Carson-

Newman (76) vs. Lenoir-Rhyne (3) (1997) DEFENSE FEWEST FIRST DOWNS ALLOWED: 3, Catawba vs. North Greenville (2000); 3, Catawba vs. Livingstone (2008); 2, Tusculum vs. College of Faith (2014) MOST INTERCEPTIONS: 6, by many teams (most recently Newberry vs. Mars Hill (2017) MOST FUMBLE RECOVERIES: 8, Gardner-Webb vs. Carson-Newman (1980)

Team (Misc.) MOST GAMES PLAYED, SEASON: 15, LeniorRhyne (2013) MOST VICTORIES, SEASON: 13, Lenior-Rhyne (2013), Carson-Newman (1999), Elon (1980) MOST DEFEATS, SEASON: 11, Brevard (2015) MOST PENALTIES, SEASON: 171, Gardner-Webb (1992) MOST YARDS PENALIZED, SEASON: 1540, Gardner-Webb (1992)

Individual (Season) RUSHING MOST YARDS: 2170, Jonas Randolph, Mars Hill (2011) HIGHEST PER GAME AVERAGE: 197.3, Jonas Randolph, Mars Hill (2011) HIGHEST PER GAME AVERAGE: 180.4, Jonas Randolph, Mars Hill (2009) PASSING MOST ATTEMPTS: 605, Bo Cordell, Tusculum (2010) MOST COMPLETIONS: 394, Bo Cordell, Tusculum (2010) MOST YARDS: 4657, Bo Cordell, Tusculum (2010) MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES: 42, Cody Haffly, Wingate (2010) HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE: .708 (179-253), Tony Colston, Tusculum (2003) MOST CONSECUTIVE ATTEMPTS WITHOUT AN INTERCEPTION: 200, Torrey Slaven, Tusculum (2011) RECEIVING MOST CATCHES: 114, Rodney Robinson, Gardner-Webb (1992) MOST TOUCHDOWN CATCHES: 17, Rodney Robinson, Gardner-Webb (1992) MOST RECEIVING YARDS: 1792, Rodney Robinson, Gardner-Webb (1992) SCORING MOST POINTS SCORED: 144, Kenneth Tyson, Carson-Newman (1987); 144, Buck Wakefield, Carson-Newman (2009) MOST POINTS PER GAME: 12.7, Leonard Davis, Lenoir-Rhyne (1994) MOST TOUCHDOWNS: 24, Kenneth Tyson, Carson-Newman (1987); 24, Buck Wakefield, Carson-Newman, 2009 MOST POINTS SCORED BY KICKING: 111, Gareth Rowlands, Tusculum (2010) MOST EXTRA POINTS: 70, Andre Kwasnik, Gardner-Webb (1992) MOST FIELD GOALS: 21, Gareth Rowlands, Tusculum (2010) DEFENSE MOST TACKLES: 172, Brent Collins, CarsonNewman (1989) MOST SACKS: 18, DeVonte Peterson, Catawba (1999); Darryl Gooden, Carson-Newman (1992)

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MOST TACKLES FOR LOSS: 22, Justin Scott, Tusculum (2008) MOST INTERCEPTIONS: 11, Richardo Colclough, Tusuclum (2003) MOST FUMBLE RECOVERIES: 5, Mike Schletcher, Carson-Newman (1986)

Individual (Game) RUSHING MOST ATTEMPTS: 49, Jonas Randolph, Mars Hill vs. Tusculum (2011) MOST YARDS: 373, Jonas Randolph, Mars Hill vs. Tusculum (2011) LONGEST RUN: 99 yards, Roniae Mayne, CarsonNewman vs. Lenoir-Rhyne (1999) PASSING MOST ATTEMPTS: 73, Robbie Nallenweg, Wingate vs. Mars Hill (2012) MOST COMPLETIONS: 50, Todd Cunningham, Presbyterian vs. Tusculum (2001) MOST YARDS: 568, Robbie Nallenweg, Wingate vs. Mars Hill (2012) MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES: 7, Bryan Ehrlich, Newberry vs. Tusculum (2010); Bo Cordell, Tusculum vs. Brevard (2010); Cody Haffly, Wingate vs. Morehouse (2010) HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (Min. 10 attempts): .917 (11-12), Josh Stepp, Newberry vs. Brevard (2006) LONGEST PASS COMPLETION: 99 yards, Randy Whitson to Eric Peeler, Mars Hill vs. Wingate (1987) MOST CONSECUTIVE PASS COMPLETITIONS, SINGLE GAME: 20, Todd Cunningham, Presbyterian vs. Wingate (1999) RECEIVING MOST CATCHES: 18, Terrence Steward, LenoirRhyne vs. Mars Hill (1986); D.J. Humphries, Presbyterian vs. Tusculum (2001) MOST YARDS: 322, Brandon Bostick, Newberry vs, Tusculum (2010) MOST TOUCHDOWN CATCHES: 4, Lucas Greene, Wingate vs. Tusculum (1999), Travis Smith, Presbyterian vs. Wingate (1998), Travis Smith, Presbyterian vs. Newberry (1998), Matt Riggs, Tusculum vs. Lenoir-Rhyne (2002), Derrick Higgins, Newberry vs. North Greenville (2003); Brandon Bunn, Catawba vs. Wingate (2010) LONGEST RECEPTION: 99 yards, Eric Peeler from Randy Whitson, Mars Hill vs. Wingate (1987) SCORING MOST POINTS SCORED: 36, Steve Parsley, Presbyterian vs. Catawba (1989) MOST TOUCHDOWNS: 6, Steve Parsley, Presbyterian vs. Catawba (1989) MOST EXTRA POINTS: 11, Carlos Lopez, CarsonNewman vs. Brevard (2009) MOST FIELD GOALS: 5, Jeff Parker, GardnerWebb vs. Newberry (1987), Tom Sexton, Catawba vs. Carson-Newman (1978) OFFENSE, GAME: 612, Bo Cordell, Tusculum vs. Elizabeth City (2013) LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN: 100+, Chance Walker, Newberry at Virginia Union (2017); Lonnie Williams, Carson-Newman vs. Brevard (2014); Damon Wright, Carson-Newman vs. Wingate (1992); Damon Wright, Carson-Newman vs. Presbyterian (1990); LaMarr Landrum, Catawba vs. Newport News (1984); Jimmy Smith, Elon vs. Newberry (1983)

sac records DEFENSE MOST TACKLES: 25, Alan Slaughter, Tusculum vs, Lenoir-Rhyne (2000) MOST SACKS: 7.5, Darryl Gooden, CarsonNewman vs, Howard Payne (1992) MOST TACKLES FOR LOSS: 8.5, Tyree Gray, Tusculum at Lenoir-Rhyne (2003) MOST INTERCEPTIONS: 4, Deonte Bolden, Carson-Newman vs, Newberry (2003) MOST FUMBLE RECOVERIES: 4, Danny Nichols, Carson-Newman vs, Gardner-Webb (1975)

Individual (Misc.) LONGEST PUNT RETURN: 95, David Pool, Carson-Newman vs. Gardner-Webb (1988) LONGEST FIELD GOAL: 57, Eddie Taylor, Newberry vs. Furman (1985) LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURN: 100, Chuck Proffitt, Carson-Newman vs. Catawba (1989), Mike Schlechter, Carson-Newman vs. Liberty (1986), Pat Apke, Carson-Newman vs. Mars Hill (1983), Ron Gartrell, Carson-Newman vs. Lenoir-Rhyne (1980), Roosevelt Brooks, Elon vs. Mars Hill (1991), Khalid Abdullah vs. Wingate (2001), Toreâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; Girty, LenoirRhyne at Catawba (2003), Michael Green, LenoirRhyne vs. Fort Valley St. (2012) LONGEST FAILED FIELD GOAL RETURN: 100+, Josh Pierce, Newberry vs. Wingate (2000) MOST SACKS: 7.5, Darryl Gooden, CarsonNewman vs. Howard Payne (1992) MOST KICKOFF RETURNS FOR TD, GAME: 2, Kendall James, Carson-Newman vs. Presbyterian (1993), Ricardo Colclough, Tusculum vs Morehouse (2003), LJ McCray, Catawba vs. Tusculum (2010), Xzanvion Smith Tusculum vs. Brevard (2012) MOST KICKOFF RETURNS FOR TD SEASON: 4, Kendall James, Carson-Newman (1993)

Individual (Career) RUSHING MOST ATTEMPTS: 1259, Bobby Hedrick, Elon (1977-80) MOST YARDS: 5608, Jonas Randolph, Mars Hill (2008-11) HIGHEST SEASON YARD AVERAGE: 1402, Jonas Randolph, Mars Hill (2008-11) PASSING MOST ATTEMPTS: 2187, Bo Cordell, Tusculum (2009-13) MOST COMPLETIONS: 1397, Bo Cordell, Tusculum (2009-13) MOST YARDS: 16,265, Bo Cordell, Tusculum (2009-13) MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES: 112, Bo Cordell, Tusculum (2009-13) HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE: .664 Raliegh Yeldell, Newberry - 481-724 (2013-16) HIGHEST SEASON YARDAGE AVG: 3,253.0, Bo Cordell, Tusculum (2009-13) RECEIVING MOST CATCHES: 322, Justin Houston, Tusculum (2012-15) MOST TD CATCHES: 40, Tymere Zimmerman, Newberry (2003-06) MOST YARDS: 4,226, Dimitri Holmes, Mars Hill (2012-15) HIGHEST SEASON YARDAGE AVG: 1063, Rodney Robinson, Gardner-Webb (1989, 1991-92)

SCORING MOST POINTS SCORED: 460, Leonard Guyton, Carson-Newman (1998-2003) MOST TOUCHDOWNS: 87, Alex Good, CarsonNewman (2006-2009) MOST POINTS SCORED BY KICKS: 278, Jeff Parker, Gardner-Webb (1986-89) MOST EXTRA POINTS: 149, Rick Whetsel, Carson-Newman (1988-90) MOST FIELD GOALS: 48, Jeff Parker, GardnerWebb (1986-89) MOST TOUCHDOWNS RESPONSIBLE: 127, Bo Cordell, Tusculum (2009-13) DEFENSE MOST TACKLES: 515, John Newkirk, Newberry (1984-87) MOST SACKS: 29, Steve Jouse, Carson-Newman (1999-2002) MOST TACKLES FOR LOSS: 55.5, Steve Jouse, Carson-Newman (1999-2002) MOST INTERCEPTIONS: 22, Chuck Proffitt, Carson-Newman (1989-92) MOST FUMBLE RECOVERIES: 8, Pat Apke, Carson-Newman (1983-85); Mark Kennedy, Newberry (1983-84)

Misc. Records LONGEST RUSHING PLAY 99- Ronaie Maye (Carson-Newman) vs. LenoirRhyne, 1999 96- Hugh Rutledge (Carson-Newman) vs. Catawba, 1982 95- Kelvin Jeter (Brevard) vs. Southern Virginia, 2010 95- Andrew Courman (Lenoir-Rhyne) at Davidson, Sep 12, 2009 95- Antwon Oliver (Carson-Newman) vs. Presbyterian, 1999 94- Leon Williams (MH) vs. Wingate, 1994 94- Robert Hardy (Carson-Newman) vs. GardnerWebb, 1990 93- Vic Gilmore (Newberry) vs. Wingate, 1999 92- Kenneth Tyson (Carson-Newman) vs. Newberry, 1984 91- Terrence Stokes (MH) vs. Newberry, 2000 91- Hugh Rutledge (Carson-Newman) vs. Mars Hill, 1979 LONGEST PASS PLAY 99- Randy Whitson to Eric Peeler, (MH) vs. Wingate, 1987 98- Leonard Guyton to Alvin Sanders (CN) vs. Western Oregon, 2002 96- Antjuan Welch to Rod DeWalt (MH) at Presbyterian, 2003 94-Cody Haffly to Chris Bowden (Wingate) vs. Valdosta St., 2011 94- Brandon Gantt to Kelton Tindal (Newberry) vs. Catawba, 2008 94- Brian Shealy to Willie Stewart (Newberry) vs. Carson-Newman, 2002 93- Antjuan Welch to Rod DeWalt (MH) vs. Wingate, 2003 93- Brad Roach to Trevan Davis (Catawba) vs. Newberry, 2005 90- Jon Richt to Travis Prince (MH) at Brevard, Oct 17, 2009 90- Kevin Herbst to Tydrell Wright (BC) vs. Newberry, Nov. 2, 2013 89- Brandon Sims to Tyrea Allen (MH) vs. Brevard, 2006 LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN 100- Chance Walker (NBY) vs. Virginia Union 2017

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100-Lonnie Williams (CN) vs. BC 2014 100-Ben Pinkard (Wingate) vs. Brevard, 2011 100-Trey Mashore (Catawba) vs. Mars Hill, 2011 100- Kenneth Tyson (CN) vs. Mesa State, 1983 100- Damon Wright (CN) vs. Presbyterian, 1990 100- Damon Wright (CN) vs. Wingate, 1992 99- LJ McCray (Catawba) vs. Tusculum, 2010 99- Jarrod Spears (Lenoir-Rhyne) vs. Fort Valley St. (2012) 99- Justin Houston (Tusculum) vs. Wingate 2013 99- J.C. Jordan (CN) vs. Presbyterian, 1985 98- Patrick Pinchinat (Wingate) vs Mars Hill, 2008 98-Jarrod Spears (LR) vs. Davidson, 1998 97- Steve Dees (CN) vs. Maryville, 1980 97- Ricardo Colclough (TC) vs Morehouse, 2003 97- Evan Huggard (LR) vs. Tusculum (2005) 97- Kristaan Ivory (LR) vs. Carson-Newman, 2015 LONGEST PUNT RETURN 95- David Pool (CN) vs. Gardner-Webb, 1988 95- Steve Dees (CN) vs. Shepherd, 1983 90- Damon Wright (CN) vs. Presbyterian, 1991 86- Deonte Bolden (CN) at Valdosta State, 2004 85- Ricardo Colclough (Tusculum) at Charleston Southern, 2003 85- Corey Washington (Newberry) vs. North Greenville, 2013 82- Chip Lewis (Catawba) vs. Wingate, 1991 82 - Ernie Williams (Wingate) vs. Lenoir-Rhyne, 2002 82 - Ernie Williams (Wingate) vs. Newberry, 2001 81- Ques Rumph (CN) vs. NW Missouri, 1999 LONGEST FIELD GOAL 57 Eddie Taylor (NC) vs. Furman, 1985 55 Chris Brewer (Wingate) at West Virginia Wesleyan, 2004 54 Curt Duncan (C-N) at Tusculum, 2012 53 Tom Sexton (Catawba) vs. Newberry, 1977 53 Louis Reveiz (CN) vs. Gardner-Webb, 1985 53 Nick Smith (LIME) at Mars Hill, 2017 52 Gareth Rowlands (Tusculum) at Elizabeth City St., Sep 12, 2009 52 Paul Czerniak (Tusculum) vs. Livingstone, 2000 52 Paul Czerniak (Tusculum) vs. Jacksonville, 2000 52 Louis Reveiz (CN) vs. Liberty, 1986 52 Jason Norton (Catawba) vs. Gardner-Webb, 1994 52 Jason Norton (Catawba) vs. Liberty, 1994

sac records SINGLE GAME RUSHING YARDS PLAYER Jonas Randolph Leonard Davis Buck Wakefield Jonas Randolph Antoine Jones Dwayne Clark Walter Hardnett Buck Wakefield Heath Hawkins Todd Scott

SCH YR MHC 2011 L-R 1993 C-N 2009 MHC 2011 MHC 2005 E 1989 GW 1983 C-N 2009 C-N 1998 CAT 1990

OPP TC GW TC CAT L-R MHC Wofford WU Slippery Rock L-R

ATT 49 34 31 46 33 24 42 19 21 36

SINGLE SEASON TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS YDS 373 344 332 331 322 309 303 303 299 298

PLAYER SCH Corey Russell TC Bo Cordell TC Bo Cordell TC John Craven GW Todd Cunningham PC Cody Haffly WU Robbie Nallenweg WU Raleigh Yeldedll NBY Brad Roach CAT Bo Cordell TC

SINGLE GAME PASSING YARDS PLAYER Bo Cordell Bo Cordell Robbie Nallenweg Todd Cunningham Bo Cordell Byran Ehrlich Bo Cordell Bo Cordell Todd Cunningham Bo Cordell

SCH TC TC WU PC TC NEW TC TC PC TC

YR 2013 2013 2012 2001 2009 2010 2010 2010 2001 2012

OPP ATT Elizabeth City St. 42 MHU 56 MHC 73 TC 70 C-N 52 TC 40 MHC 66 CAT 43 West Georgia 64 West Georgia 66

CO INT YDS 31 0 596 43 2 569 43 2 568 50 1 542 37 2 524 23 2 515 44 2 511 32 0 510 37 0 505 41 5 504

CAREER RUSHING YARDS PLAYER Jonas Randolph Bobby Hedrick Leonard Davis Dwayne Clark Robert Thomas Kenneth Tyson Darren Middleton Nelson Woods Vic Gilmore Rodney Wallace

SINGLE GAME RECEIVING YARDS PLAYER Brandon Bostick D.J. Humphries Duane Foster Terence Sterward Travis Smith Chris Bowden Lucas Greene Rod DeWalt Brandon Bunn D.J. Humphries

SCH YR NEW 2010 PC 2001 GW 1979 L-R 1986 PC 1998 WU 2012 WU 2000 MHC 2003 CAT 2010 PC 2001

OPP TC TC U. of Mexico MHC NEW MHC L-R PC WU West Georgia

REC YDS 11 322 16 275 13 267 18 266 9 266 16 262 9 260 3 253 10 247 18 244

SCH YR MHC 2011 C-N 1987 MHC 2009 E 1980 PC 1979 L-R 1994 MHC 2000 MHC 2001 C-N 2009 E 1978

ATT TDS YDS 366 18 2170 268 21 1867 312 19 1804 372 18 1793 347 16 1575 216 19 1559 221 13 1558 304 13 1534 187 21 1515 358 20 1505

ATT 982 1259 839 753 641 565 618 831 797 769

TD 53 60 58 50 35 44 32 37 35 41

YDS 5608 5604 4853 4391 4156 4042 4032 3990 3860 3769

CAREER PASSING YARDS

CAREER RECEIVING YARDS PLAYER SCH Chris Bowden WU Terence Steward L-R Dimitri Holmes MHU Mike Ragin WU Rodney Robinson GW Travis Smith PC Derrick Sharpe MHC Tymere Zimmerman NEW Rashaad Carter TC Tank Black CN

SINGLE SEASON PASSING YARDS PLAYER SCH YR ATT CO TD INT YDS Bo Cordell TC 2010 605 394 38 12 4657 Corey Russell TC 2008 505 301 37 14 4097 John Craven GW 1992 556 307 37 28 4089 Cody Haffly WU 2010 448 274 42 13 3952 Bo Cordell TC 2013 475 299 25 12 3920 Todd Cunningham PC 2001 531 335 36 14 3860 Robbie Nallenweg WU 2012 491 326 29 25 3644 Bo Cordell TC 2009 445 277 23 17 3458 Brian Baughman WU 1999 485 283 22 17 3331

SCH YRS MHC 2008-11 E 1977-80 L-R 1990-94 E 1985-87 CN 1988-91 CN 1983-87 GW 1986-89 WU 2007-10 NEW 1997-00 CAT 2001-04

PLAYER SCH YRS ATT CO TD INT YDS Bo Cordell TC 2009-13 2187 1397 112 58 16,265 Todd Cunningham PC 1998-01 1376 834 111 47 10,937 John Craven GW 1991-94 1679 896 86 95 10,793 Corey Russell TC 2005-08 1382 773 82 49 9887 Vernon Buck WU 1991-94 1393 728 72 61 9884 Luke Samples CAT 2001-04 1279 744 74 38 9650 Cody Haffly WU 2008-11 1232 738 94 26 9568 Jon Richt MHU 2009-12 1109 567 69 52 8169 Brad Roach CAT 2004-07 1113 608 62 49 7874 Chip Stuart GW 1979-82 1170 648 58 50 7455

SINGLE SEASON RUSHING YARDS PLAYER Jonas Randolph Kenneth Tyson Jonas Randolph Bobby Hedrick Clayto Burke Leonard Davis Terrance Stokes Travis McFadden Buck Wakefield Bobby Hedrick

YR RUSH TD PASS TD TOT TD 2008 810 12 4097 37 4907 49 2010 23 9 4657 38 4680 47 2013 100 4 3920 25 4020 29 1992 -96 0 4089 37 3993 37 2001 99 4 3860 36 3959 40 2010 -112 2 3952 42 3840 44 2012 -98 0 3644 29 3546 29 2016 331 6 3087 27 3418 33 2007 91 3 3322 32 3413 35 2012 165 0 3244 23 3409 23

YRS 2009-12 1983-86 2011-pres. 1990-93 1989-92 1997-00 1990-93 2003-06 2008-11 1975-78

REC TD YDS 263 35 3719 247 18 3631 214 32 3449 202 19 3240 184 29 3189 183 34 3095 229 16 3094 250 40 3051 210 23 2928 209 21 2875

CAREER TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS PLAYER SCH YRS RUSH TD PASS TD Bo Cordell TC 2009-13 167 15 16265 112 Todd Cunningham PC 1998-01 641 10 10937 111 Corey Russell TC 2005-08 1428 21 9887 82 Vernon Buck WU 1991-94 1343 19 9884 72 John Craven GW 1991-94 -296 2 10793 86 Luke Samples CAT 2001-04 733 13 9650 74 Cody Haffly WU 2008-11 -131 4 9568 94 Josh Stepp NEW 2004-06 1172 17 7398 72 Brad Roach CAT 2004-07 138 6 7874 62 Alex Good CN 2006-09 3081 39 4772 48

TOT TD 16432 127 11578 121 11315 103 11227 91 10497 88 10383 87 9437 98 8570 89 8012 68 7853 87

SINGLE SEASON RECEIVING YARDS PLAYER Rodney Robinson Dimitri Holmes Chris Bowden Justin Houston D.J. Humphries Perry Floyd Deonte Gist Kevin Wolcott Mike Ragin Shannon Myers

SCH YR REC TDS YDS GW 1992 114 17 1792 MHU 2013 81 15 1591 WU 2012 106 9 1359 TC 2013 110 7 1347 PC 2001 95 14 1340 WU 2010 71 15 1236 TC 2010 96 8 1183 TC 2003 92 6 1159 WU 1993 61 8 1137 L-R 1994 46 13 1136

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all-conference history All-Time All Conference School Off. (1st/2nd) Def. (1st/2nd) Total Carson-Newman 132/111 115/95 453 Catawba 64/90 81/73 308 Mars Hill 72/55 62/66 255 Lenoir-Rhyne 73/62 46/63 244 Newberry 61/56 59/56 232 Presbyterian 49/42 45/50 186 Elon 44/40 54/39 177 Wingate 41/54 23/46 164 Gardner-Webb 43/36 40/31 150 Tusculum 36/35 33/37 141 Brevard 7/8 9/9 33 Limestone 1/3 1/2 7

2017 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE QB – Patrick O’Brien, Catawba RB – Jared Dillingham, Carson-Newman RB – Nelson Brown, Lenoir-Rhyne RB – Lawrence Pittman, Wingate WR – Sam Mobley, Catawba WR – Keshaun Taylor, Mars Hill WR – Craig Rucker, Mars Hill OL – Phil McDowell, Carson-Newman OL – Quinzavious Sands, Catawba OL – Brandon Berridge, Mars Hill OL – Dakota Mozingo, Newberry OL – Daniel Owens, Wingate TE – Jourdan Osinskie, Catawba PK – Lee Brackman, Catawba LS – Will Brasington, Limestone RS – BJ Muckelvene, Wingate FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL – Montel Presley, Carson-Newman DL – Jamarcus Henderson, Newberry DL – Keito Jordon, Newberry DL – Auntrell Mack, Wingate LB – Sha’Heem Stupart, Carson-Newman LB – Trey Evans, Catawba LB – Joe Blue, Newberry LB – Kyle Kitchens, Catawba DB – Darius Williams, Carson-Newman DB – Desmond Fairell, Carson-Newman DB – Cris Page, Catawba DB – Martez Thompkins, Tusculum P – Hunter Cantrell, Tusculum Alex Haynes, Limestone SECOND TEAM OFFENSE QB – Derrick Evans, Carson-Newman David Salmon, Mars Hill RB – Eamon Smart, Catawba RB – Jerko’ya Patton, Limestone RB – Blake Hayes, Wingate WR – Dorren Miller, Carson-Newman WR – Markell Castle, Newberry WR – Vyncint Smith, Limestone OL – Jordan Seal, Carson-Newman OL – Brandon Floyd, Catawba OL – Jalen Soto, Lenoir-Rhyne OL – Tyler Anderson, Newberry OL – Connor Baroniunas, Wingate TE – Jake Jensen, Wingate PK – Nick Smith, Limestone LS – Ian O’Grady, Tusculum RS – Jay Boyd, Tusculum

SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL – Brian Bembry, Carson-Newman DL – Omar Staley, Catawba DL – Jordan Hemingway, Catawba DL – Kelvin Atkins, Limestone Cardell Rawlings, Wingate LB – Sherrod Williams, Lenoir-Rhyne LB – Evan Patrick, Limestone LB – L’Keith Brown, Tusculum LB – Robbie Wallace, Wingate DB – Kyle Dugger, Lenoir-Rhyne DB – Jawanza Adams, Newberry DB – Dee Alford, Tusculum DB – Kam Johnson, Wingate

2016 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE QB – Raleigh Yeldell, Newberry RB – Jamel Harbison, Mars Hill RB – Blake Hayes, Wingate RB – Antonio Wimbush, Carson-Newman WR – Markell Castle, Newberry WR – Craig Rucker, Mars Hill WR – Cole Watson, Newberry OL – Joe Hillin, Mars Hill OL – Daniel Owens, Wingate OL – Bobby McNeil, Newberry OL – Quinzavious Sands, Catawba OL – Tyler Stasky, Newberry TE – Baptiste Staggers, Newberry PK – Caleb Baird, Wingate LS – Steven Bartlett, Catawba AND Eddie Slyle, Brevard RS – Jay Boyd, Tusculum FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL – Ray Edwards, Wingate DL – C.J. Barksdale, Catawba DL – Jimmy Holmes, Newberry DL – Jamarcus Henderson, Newberry LB – Kyle Kitchens, Catawba LB – Carl Mattox, Mars Hill LB – Joe Blue, Newberry LB – Trey Evans, Catawba DB – Case Woodard, Catawba DB – Rodney Singleton, Lenoir-Rhyne DB – Ashud Moore, Brevard DB – Jerry Miclisse, Carson-Newman P – Michael DeStephens, Lenoir-Rhyne SECOND TEAM OFFENSE QB – Kyle Johnson, Wingate RB – Romelo Doctor, Newberry

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RB – Nelson Brown, Lenoir-Rhyne RB – Lawrence Pittman, Wingate WR – Jordan Berry, Wingate WR – Sam Mobley, Catawba WR – Braxton Ivery, Newberry OL – Jaleel Roberts, Lenoir-Rhyne OL – Austin Lewis, Carson-Newman OL – Cabell Cantrell, Wingate OL – Dakota Mozingo, Newberry OL – T.J. Olsen, Catawba TE – Kedar Bryant, Mars Hill AND Jake Jensen, Wingate PK – Brennan Lambert, Catawba AND Carson Wise, Carson-Newman RS – Jordan Berry, Wingate AND Cole Watson, Newberry SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL – Andre Foulks, Wingate DL – Chris Green, Lenoir-Rhyne DL – Brandon Williams, Tusculum DL – Jamel Brintley, Mars Hill AND Josh Mills, Wingate LB – Zack Singleton, Wingate LB – Deres Benn, Tusculum LB – Jamal Lackey, Catawba LB – Lane Bloom, Carson-Newman AND Will Elm, Newberry DB – Rashaad Smith, Newberry DB – Cornel Cheron, Wingate DB – Chris Page, Catawba DB – Jay Boyd, Tusculum P – Jonathan King, Carson-Newman

2015 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE QB – De’Andre Thomas, Carson-Newman RB – Damian Baker, Carson-Newman RB – Romelo Doctor, Newberry RB – Lawrence Pittman, Wingate WR – Keshaun Taylor, Mars Hill WR – Gilbert Johnson, Mars Hill WR – Justin Houston, Tusculum TE – Marquez Williams, Mars Hill OL – Derek Evans, Carson-Newman OL – Lewis McCormick, Catawba OL – Joe Ray, Lenoir-Rhyne OL – Landon Martin, Newberry OL – Mathu Gibson, Wingate RS – Kristaan Ivory, Lenoir-Rhyne LS– Andrew Smith, Newberry AND Dusty Nance, Carson-Newman PK – Will Tommie, Tusculum FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL – C.J. Barksdale, Catawba DL – Alstevis Squirewell, Newberry DL – Jalen Hunter, Newberry DL – Andre Foulks, Wingate LB – Kyle Kitchens, Catawba LB – Taylor McDonnell, Newberry LB – Brandyn Bartlett, Tusculum LB – Eric Mapoles, Wingate DB – Xavier McFadden, Carson-Newman DB – Case Woodard, Catawba DB – Chris Shaffer, Lenoir-Rhyne DB – Tay Otis, Wingate P – Kyle Clark, Newberry SECOND TEAM OFFENSE QB – Raleigh Yeldell, Newberry RB – Cary Littlejohn, Catawba RB – Kristaan Ivory, Lenoir-Rhyne RB – Shaikel Davis, Mars Hill WR– TraShaun Ward, Carson-Newman WR – Ken Funnye, Tusculum WR – Jordan Berry, Wingate TE– Zach Edmunds, Newberry OL – Josh Turner, Brevard OL – Dan Gallman, Carson-Newman

all-conference history OL – Joe Hillin, Mars Hill OL – Hayden Wilks, Newberry OL – Billy Munker, Tusculum PK – Carson Wise, Carson-Newman RS – TraShaun Ward, Carson-Newman SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL – Phalen Booker, Carson-Newman DL – Johnathan Jean, Catawba DL – Johnny Maxey, Mars Hill DL – Placid Ajoku, Lenoir-Rhyne LB – Sha’Heem Stupart, Carson-Newman LB – Jamal Lackey, Catawba LB – Jordan Forney, Lenoir-Rhyne LB – Carl Mattox, Mars Hill DB – Mark McDaniel, Catawba DB – Trey Clark, Mars Hill DB – Arnez Gray, Newberry DB – Cameron Thomas, Tusculum P – Michael DeStephens, Lenoir-Rhyne

2014 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE QB - De’Andre Thomas, Carson-Newman QB - Miles Freeman, Lenoir-Rhyne RB - Andy Hibbett, Carson-Newman RB - Chris Robinson, Lenoir-Rhyn RB - Jarrod Spears, Lenoir-Rhyne WR - Dimitri Holmes, Mars Hill WR - Justin Houston, Tusculum WR - Jordan Berry, Wingate OL - Josh Turner, Brevard OL - Robby Ignangi, Carson-Newman OL - Taylor Fender, Catawba OL - Joe Ray, Lenoir-Rhyne OL - Jim Bayer, Lenoir-Rhyne OL - Denzell Goode, Mars Hill TE - Brandon Ellington, Wingate PK - Justin Powell, Lenoir-Rhyne RS - Lonnie Williams, Carson-Newman LS - Dusty Nance, Carson-Newman FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL - Blake Baker, Lenoir-Rhyne DL - Alstevis Squirewell, Newberry DL - Caushaud Lyons, Tusculum DL - Nick Napolitano, Wingate LB - Michael Gruber, Brevard LB - Jason Taylor, Catawba LB - Tanner Botts, Lenoir-Rhyne LB - Edmond Robinson, Newberry LB - Taylor McDonnell, Newberry DB - Jerry Miclisse, Carson-Newman DB - O’neil Blake, Lenoir-Rhyne DB - Sharon Irwin, Newberry DB - Brandon Hathaway, Wingate P - Kyle Clark, Newberry SECOND TEAM OFFENSE RB - Kelvin Jeter, Brevard RB - Jordan Ollis, Brevard RB - Jamel Harbison, Mars Hill WR - TraShaun Ward, Carson-Newman WR - Carlos Tarrats, Catawba WR - Victor Brannan, Lenoir-Rhyne OL - Nick Allison, Mars Hill OL - Stephen Nance, Newberry OL - Jake Bridwell, Tusculum OL - Will Poteat, Wingate TE - Marquez Williams, Mars Hill PK - Alex Noboa, Brevard RS - Dimitri Holmes, Mars Hill LS - Andrew Smith, Newberry SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-William Alderman, Carson-Newman DL - Kegan Funderburk, Catawba DL - Chris Green, Lenoir-Rhyne DL - Christiaan Davis, Mars Hill LB - Rodney Singleton, Lenoir-Rhyne

LB - Jasper Mason, Mars Hill LB - Eric Mapoles, Wingate DB - Mark McDaniel, Catawba DB - Marcus Kincaid, Lenoir-Rhyne DB - Arnez Gray, Newberry DB - Jon Jimenez, Wingate P - Caleb Berry, Catawba P - Mikey Destephens, Lenoir-Rhyne

2013 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE QB-Bo Cordell, Tusculum RB-Shaikel Davis, Mars Hill RB-Brandon Baker, Carson-Newman RB-Jarrod Spears, Lenior-Rhyne WR-Dimitri Holmes, Mars Hill WR-Corey Washington WR-Justin Houston; Tusculum OL-Denzell Goode, Mars Hill OL-Alex Taylor, Carson-Newman OL-Joe Ray, Lenoir-Rhyne OL-Jamal Ellis, Newberry OL-Zack Bunn, Lenoir-Rhyne TE-Wesley Powell, Tusculum LS-Austin Crook, Newberry P-Kyle Clark, Newberry PK-Curt Duncan, Carson-Newman PK - Zach Neumann, Lenoir-Rhyne FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL-Blake Baker, Lenoir-Rhyne DL-Troy Harris, Mars Hill DL-Letavious Williams, Newberry DL-Javaris Neal, Carson-Newman LB-Sammy Siasia, Mars Hill LB-Tanner Botts, Lenoir-Rhyne LB-Jaycob Coleman; Carson-Newman LB-Edmond Robinson, Newberry DB-Michael Green, Lenoir-Rhyne DB-LJ McCray, Catawba DB-Myer Nolan, Lenoir-Rhyne DB-David Davis, Newberry RS-LJ McCray, Catawba SECOND TEAM OFFENSE QB-Robbie Nallenweg, Wingate QB-WT Murden, Newberry RB-Isaiah Whitaker, Lenoir-Rhyne RB-Kelvin Jeter, Brevard RB-Tyron Douglas, Carson-Newman WR-Nate Charest, Catawba WR-Jordan Berry, Wingate WR-Deon Hicks, Tusculum OL-Lucas Mathis, Carson-Newman OL-Will Poteat, Wingate OL-David Davis, Tusculum OL-Nick Allison, Mars Hill OL-Landon Martin, Newberry OL-Taylor Fender, Catawba LS-Alex Taylor, Carson-Newman P-Austin Anthony, Wingate SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-Jimmy Long, Lenoir-Rhyne DL-Nick Napolitano, Wingate DL-Jonathan Jean, Catawba DL-Josh Davis, Tusculum LB-Brian Alexander, Tusculum LB-Michael Gruber LB-Jason Taylor, Catawba LB-BJ Mazyck, Newberry DB-Eien Jacob, Carson-Newman DB-O’Neal Blake DB-Jacob McCleery-Lenoir-Rhyne DB-Jon Jimenez, Wingate RS-Jason Livingstone, Newberry

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2012 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE QB-Brandon Haywood, Carson-Newman WR-Chris Bowden, Wingate WR-Dimitri Holmes, Mars Hill WR-Corey Washington, Newberry RB-Brandon Baker, Carson-Newman RB-Jarrod Spears, Lenoir-Rhyne RB-Shaikel Davis, Mars Hill OL-Kaleb Myrick, Lenoir-Rhyne OL-Kevin Day, Carson-Newman OL-Nick Allison, Mars Hill OL-Joseph So, Wingate OL-LeQuawn James, Newberry TE-Eric Watts, Brevard LS-Skylar West, Tusculum P-Eric Watts, Brevard PK-Curt Duncan, Carson-Newman FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL-Brandon Martin, Lenoir-Rhyne DL-Troy Harris, Mars Hill DL-Mam Nyang, Mars Hill DL-DeShon Collins, Carson-Newman LB-Cory Johnson, Catawba LB-Tanner Botts, Lenoir-Rhyne LB-Apollo Stretch, Newberry LB-Michael Gruber, Brevard LB-Demetrius Green, Lenoir-Rhyne DB-Michael Green, Lenoir-Rhyne DB-Jumal Rolle, Catawba DB-Myer Nolan, Lenoir-Rhyne DB-Luke Harris, Tusculum RS-LJ McCray, Catawba SECOND TEAM OFFENSE QB-Rueben Haynes, Lenoir-Rhyne WR-Xzanvion Smith, Tusculum WR-Nate Charest, Catawba WR-Duenta Jennings, Mars Hill RB-Brian Marshall, Tusculum RB-Isaiah Whitaker, Lenoir-Rhyne RB-Tyron Douglass, Carson-Newman OL-Israel Pickens, Tusculum OL-Alex Taylor, Carson-Newman OL-Andrew Velazquez, Brevard OL-Parker Murray, Lenoir-Rhyne OL-Ethan Winn, Catawba TE-Mark Clyburn, Wingate LS-DJ Davis, Catawba P-Andy Rosetti, Tusculum PK-Zach Neumann, Lenoir-Rhyne SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-Jacob Hanes, Catawba DL-Letavious Williams, Newberry DL-Damien Lee, Catawba DL-Malcolm Ricks, Wingate DL-Nick Napolitano, Wingate LB-Jared Seate, Wingate LB-Rudy Cabral, Mars Hill LB-Brian Alexander, Tusculum DB-Oliver Davis, Carson-Newman DB-Isaac Kinley, Carson-Newman DB-Timmy Rogers, Wingate DB-Brian Spencer, Wingate RS-Michael Green, Lenoir-Rhyne RS-Xzanvion Smith; Tusculum

2011 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE QB-Major Herron, Lenoir-Rhyne WR- Chris Bowden, Wingate WR-Eric Watts, Brevard WR-Deonte` Gist, Tusculum RB-Nate Inman, Carson-Newman RB-Jonas Randolph, Mars Hill RB-John Gadson, Newberry TE-Josh Crumpton, Mars Hill TE-Brandon Ellington, Wingate

all-conference history OL-Tyler Hodgson, Mars Hill OL-Chandler Rearden, Lenoir-Rhyne OL-Chase Gamble, Newberry OL-Caleb Campbell, Brevard OL-Mike Arndt, Wingate PK-Colin Corpe, Lenoir-Rhyne RS-Deonte Gist, Tusculum P-Eric Watts, Brevard LS-Skylar West, Tusculum FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL- Zeke Andrews, Carson-Newman DL-Anterio Arnold, Newberry DL- Brandon Martin, Lenoir-Rhyne DL-Kevin Johnson, Mars Hill LB-Prince Simunyu, Brevard LB-Demetrius Green, Lenoir-Rhyne LB-Apollo Stretch, Newberry LB-Larry Lumpkin, Carson-Newman LB-Lakeem Perry, Catawba DB-Michael Gist, Brevard DB-Jumal Rolle, Catawba DB-Michael Green, Lenoir-Rhyne DB-Marvin James, Mars Hill SECOND TEAM OFFENSE QB- Cody Haffly, Wingate WR-Dimitri Homes, Mars Hill WR-Rashaad Carter, Tusculum WR-Brandon Bostick, Newberry RB-Isaiah Whitaker, Lenoir-Rhyne RB-Patrick Park, Mars Hill RB-Josh Wright, Catawba TE-Michael Rodriguez, TE OL-Josh Stone, Tusculum OL-Kevin Day, Carson-Newman OL-Nick Allison, Mars Hill OL-Pat Aiken, Tusculum OL- Alex Taylor, Carson-Newman ; PK-Michael Pinkerton, Mars Hill RS-Michael Green, Lenoir-Rhyne SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-Jack Taylor, Wingate DL-CJ Barksdale, Catawba DL-Christian Lumbu, Brevard DL-Terrence Smith, Tusculum LB- Jared Seate, Wingate LB- Rufus Jenkins, Brevard LB-Rudy Cabral, Mars Hill DB-David Davis, Newberry DB-Tarvin Jones, Carson-Newman DB-Oliver Davis, Carson-Newman DB-Jamont Jones, Lenoir-Rhyne P-JoJo Morris, Newberry P-Andy Rosetti, Tusculum LS-DJ Davis, Catawba

2010 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE QB-Bo Cordell, Tusculum WR- PJ Gore, Mars Hill WR-David Pressley, Newberry WR-Deonte` Gist, Tusculum RB-Kelvin Jeter, Brevard RB-Jonas Randolph, Mars Hill RB-Nelson Woods, Wingate TE-Allen Woerner, Mars Hill OL-Michael Tribue, Carson-Newman OL-Chandler Rearden, Lenoir-Rhyne OL-Matt Holmes, Newberry OL-Hannibal Ruiz, Tusculum OL-Mike Arndt, Wingate LS-Skylar West, Tusculum P-Chris Jones, Carson-Newman PK-Gareth Rowlands, Tusculum FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL- Zeke Andrews, Carson-Newman DL-Julian Hartsell, Catawba

DL- Brandon Martin, Lenoir-Rhyne DL-Maurice Harris, Mars Hill LB-Prince Simunyu, Brevard LB-Demetrius Green, Lenoir-Rhyne LB-Rudy Cabral, Mars Hill LB-Greg Harmon, Wingate DB-Mario Russell, Carson-Newman DB-Jumal Rolle, Catawba DB-Marcus Shuford, Lenoir-Rhyne DB-Ron Parker, Newberry RS-LJ McCray, Catawba RS- Perry Floyd, Wingate SECOND TEAM OFFENSE QB- Cody Haffly, Wingate WR-Brandon Bunn, Catawba WR-Delric Elllington, Wingate WR-Perry Floyd, Wingate RB-Nate Inman, Carson-Newman RB-Brandon Baker, Carson-Newman RB-Josh Wright, Catawba TE-Michael Rodriguez, TE OL-Darrell Neely, Brevard OL-Kevin Day, Carson-Newman OL-Lavar Marsh, Catawba OL-Zane Gibson, Catawba OL- Kaleb Myrick, Lenoir-Rhyne LS- DJ Davis, Catawba P- Eric Watts, Brevard PK-RP Lopez, Wingate SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-Damein Lee, Catawba DL-Nelson Bullard, Lenoir-Rhyne DL-Arterio Arnold, Newberry DL-Terrence Smith, Tusculum LB- Anthony McAlister, Carson-Newman LB- Lakeem Perry, Catawba LB-Josh Baker, Mars Hill LB-Apollo Stretch, Newberry DB-Salonik Amos, Brevard DB-Tarvin Jones, Carson-Newman DB- Robert Fletcher, Wingate DB-Terrance Stephens, Wingate

2009 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE QB – Alex Good, Carson-Newman WR – David Smith, Newberry WR – Ryan Tallent, Tusculum WR – Reggie Hubbard, Carson-Newman RB – Jonas Randolph, Mars Hill RB – Buck Wakefield, Carson-Newman RB – Vince Jordan, Wingate TE – Jerrell NeSmith, Tusculum OL – Michael Tribue, Carson-Newman OL – Terence Crosby, Catawba OL – Josh Sims, Mars Hill OL – Matt Holmes, Newberry OL – Ben Benshoof, Wingate PK – Gareth Rowlands, Tusculum LS – Skylar West, Tusculum FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL – Zeke Andrews, Carson-Newman DL – Melquan Fair, Catawba DL – Lance Clark, Newberry DL – Antwan Murchinson, Mars Hill LB – Stanley Jones, Brevard LB – Andre Moyd, Newberry LB – Brian Brown, Carson-Newman LB – Josh Baker, Mars Hill DB – Ron Parker, Newberry DB – Mario Russell, Carson-Newman DB – Marcus Shuford, Lenoir-Rhyne DB – Michael Gist, Brevard P – John Gregory, Tusculum RS – Perry Floyd, Wingate SECOND TEAM OFFENSE

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QB – Brandon Gantt, Newberry WR – Kelton Tindal, Newberry WR – Delric Ellington, Wingate WR – Brandon Bunn, Catawba RB – SJ Worrell, Newberry RB – Marcus Foster, Tusculum RB – Nate Inman, Carson-Newman TE – Ryan Webber, Wingate OL – Tilmon Hollingshed, Carson-Newman OL – Hannibal Ruiz, Tusculum OL – Harrison Smith, Lenoir-Rhyne OL – Charlie Byers, Brevard OL – Adam Baxter, Carson-Newman PK – Carlos Lopez, Carson-Newman LS – Miles Hite, Carson-Newman SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL – Justin Jefferson, Brevard DL – Maurice Harris, Mars Hill DL – Brandon Harmon, Carson-Newman DL – Brandon Sutton, Catawba LB – Cory Johnson, Catawba LB – Elliette Jackson, Carson-Newman LB – Prince Simunyu, Brevard LB – Aaron Plyler, Wingate DB – Tylan Merkerson, Wingate DB – PJ Woods, Carson-Newman DB – Keadran Pinckney, Mars Hill DB – Kamaal McIlwain, Newberry P – Chris Jones, Carson-Newman RS – Antonio Patton, Newberry

2008 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE QB – Corey Russell, Tusculum RB – Buck Wakefield, Carson-Newman RB – Jamelle Cuthbertson, Catawba RB – Nelson Woods, Wingate WR – Reggie Hubbard, Carson-Newman WR – Tyrea Allen, Mars Hill WR – Kelton Tindal, Newberry WR – Ryan Tallent, Tusculum TE – Jarrell NeSmith, Tusculum OL – Thomas Battle, Carson-Newman OL – Terence Crosby, Catawba OL – Chandler Rearden, Lenoir-Rhyne OL – Marchent Faustin, Newberry OL – Danny Partida, Tusculum PK – Colin Corpe, Lenoir-Rhyne LS – Jordon Simmons, Lenoir-Rhyne FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL – Darius Wrentz, Carson-Newman DL – Melquan Fair, Catawba DL – Chris Dowdell, Mars Hill DL – David Harris, Newberry LB – Brian Brown, Carson-Newman LB – Charles McAfee, Catawba LB – Will Newell, Newberry LB – Justin Scott, Tusculum DB – Mario Russell, Carson-Newman DB – Deshon Nesbitt, Mars Hill DB – Kamaal McIlwain, Newberry DB – Jeremy Thompson, Tusculum P – John Gregory, Tusculum RS – Patrick Pinchinat, Wingate SECOND TEAM OFFENSE QB – Alex Good, Carson-Newman RB – Ricky Harris, Carson-Newman RB – George Washington, Mars Hill RB – Marcus Foster, Tusculum WR – Nate Binder, Tusculum WR – Shawn Barrett, Wingate TE – Ryan Webber, Wingate OL – Jeff Weaver, Carson-Newman OL – Eric Nelson, Mars Hill OL – Josh Sims, Mars Hill OL – Matt Holmes, Newberry OL – Cam LeGrand, Wingate

all-conference history PK – Michael Pinkerton, Mars Hill LS – Chad Case, Catawba SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL – Brandon Harmon, Carson-Newman DL – Brandon Sutton, Catawba DL – Lance Clark, Newberry DL – Rynel Butler, Tusculum LB – Stanley Jones, Brevard LB – Brandon Rawls, Brevard LB – Stan Galbraith, Mars Hill LB – Jarvis Littlejohn, Tusculum DB – Jasmon Carpenter, Catawba DB – Marcus Shuford, Lenoir-Rhyne DB – Andre Moyd, Newberry DB – Tylan Merkerson, Wingate P – Chris Jones, Carson-Newman RS – Reggie Hubbard, Carson-Newman RS – Barry Tate, Lenoir-Rhyne

2007 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE QB – Brad Roach, Catawba QB- Alex Good, Carson-Newman RB – Kory Fisher, Catawba RB – Alex Haynes, Newberry RB – George Washington, Mars Hill WR – Ryan Tallent, Tusculum WR – Brent Johnson, Catawba WR – Reggie Hubbard, Carson-Newman TE – Chris Conklin, Wingate OL – Heath Benedict, Newberry OL – Matt Tyrell, Carson-Newman OL – Ross Shaffer, Carson-Newman OL– Terence Crosby, Catawba; OL – Bentley Rogers, Mars Hill RS – Antonio Patton, Newberry PK – Andrew Coln, Lenoir-Rhyne FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL – Kenwin Cummings, Wingate DL – Adrian Samples, Tusculum DL – Ron Ellington, Catawba DL – Darius Wrentz, Carson-Newman LB – Eric Rice, Carson-Newman LB – Justin Scott, Tusculum LB – Brian Brown, Carson-Newman LB – Nathaniel Smith, Mars Hill DB – Jeremy Thompson, Tusculum DB – Rashawn Champion, Mars Hill DB – Temarcus Thompson, Newberry DB – Denares Waites, Carson-Newman P – Chris Jones, Carson-Newman LS – Robbie Kelly, Tusculum SECOND TEAM OFFENSE RB – Buck Wakefield, Carson- Newman RB – Nelson Woods, Wingate RB – George Bell,Catawba WR – David Smith, Newberry WR – Demario Zachery, Mars Hill WR – Shawn Barrett, Wingate TE – Shane Timmons, Catawba OL – Matt Lawrie, Tusculum OL – Cam LeGrand, Wingate OL – Hunter Carnes, Catawba OL – Greg Jones, Lenoir-Rhyne OL – Jonathan Dailey, Newberry RS– Travis Landrum, Catawba PK – Aubrey Ingham, Carson-Newman SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL –Anthony Toribio, Carson-Newman DL – Tony Ransom, Newberry DL – Charles Chavous, Mars Hill DL – Melquan Fair, Catawba LB – Jarvis Littlejohn, Tusculum LB – Charles McAfee, Catawba LB – Tyler Johnson, Wingate LB – Joe Brown, Catawba

DB – Derrell Mills, Newberry DB – Jasmon Carpenter, Catawba DB – Otis Ballard, Carson-Newman DB – Barry Tate, Lenoir- Rhyne P – John Gregory, Tusculum LS – Jordon Simmons, Lenoir-Rhyne

2006 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE QB–Josh Stepp, Newberry; WR–Tymere Zimmerman, Newberry WR–Justin Durant, Presbyterian WR–Dan Brooks, Wingate RB–Ronnie Edwards, Lenoir-Rhyne RB–Alex Haynes, Newberry RB–Patrick King, Tusculum TE–Chris Conklin, Wingate OL–James Periminis, Carson-Newman OL–Heath Benedict, Newberry OL–Marchant Faustin, Newberry OL–Michael Bujnak, Tusculum OL–Brandon Manshack, Wingate PK–Ryan Lukshis, Newberry RS–Donald Brown, Wingate FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL–Ron Ellington, Catawba DL–Benjamin McDowell, Lenoir-Rhyne DL–Adrian Samples, Tusculum DL–Kenwin Cummings, Wingate LB–Nathaniel Smith, Mars Hill LB–Will Newell, Newberry LB–Antwan Thomas, Presbyterian LB–Kenny Wells, Tusculum DB–Charles Mormon, Catawba DB–Derrell Mills, Newberry DB–Chad Burgess, Presbyterian DB–Kevin Molony, Presbyterian DB–David Jones, Wingate P–John Gregory, Tusculum LS–Robby Kelly, Tusculum SECOND TEAM OFFENSE QB–Anthony Metzelaars, Wingate WR–Brent Johnson, Catawba WR–Jamichael Caldwell, Tusculum WR–Gary Tatum, Wingate RB–Jamelle Cuthbertson, Catawba RB–Deshon Rodell, Newberry RB–SJ Worrell, Presbyterian TE–Shane Timmons, Catawba OL–Nate Skellenger, Carson-Newman OL–Will Reedy, Catawba OL–JP Gunter, Lenoir-Rhyne OL–Matt Vogel, Mars Hill OL–Gavin Mauldin, Tusculum PK–Glen Black, Tusculum RS–Lance Johnson, Catawba SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL–Anthony Toribio, Carson-Newman DL–Marcus Huntley, Catawba DL–Aaron Cotteral, Lenoir-Rhyne DL–Jonathan Breaux, Newberry LB–Eric Rice, Carson-Newman LB–Lester Sconyers, Catawba LB–Justin Jones, Presbyterian LB–Stuart Sheppard, Wingate DB–Brandon Walden, Carson-Newman DB–Octavius Love, Tusculum DB–Donald Brown, Wingate P–David Brentz, Carson-Newman LS–Sean Foley, Presbyterian

2005 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE QB-Zach Ellis, Presbyterian WR-Tymere Zimmerman, Newberry WR-Christopher Winford, Lenoir-Rhyne WR-Justin Durant, Presbyterian

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WR-Corey Ready, Catawba RB-Antione Jones, Mars Hill RB-Kory Fisher, Catawba RB-Andrew Tudor, Lenoir-Rhyne TE-Shane Timmons, Catawba OL-Pat Egan, Carson-Newman OL-Marcus Brisbone, Presbyterian OL-Heath Benedict, Newberry OL-Corey Kirby, Mars Hill OL-Zack Farr, Newberry OL-Will Reedy, Catawba PK-Rush Rollins, Catawba RS-Octavius Love, Tusuclum FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL-Shajai Jackson, Carson-Newman DL-Kenwin Cummings, Wingate DLenoir-Rhyneon Ellington, Catawba DL-Adrian Samples, Tusculum LB-Antwan Thomas, Presbyterian LB-Terrance Leverett, Newberry LB-Anthony Robinson, Carson-Newman LB-Lester Sconyers, Catawba DB-Deonte Bolden, Carson-Newman DB-David Jones, Wingate DB-Quasi Gary, Presbyterian DB -Chad Burgess, Presbyterian P-Stuart Moll, Presbyterian LS-Robbie Kelly, Tusculum SECOND TEAM OFFENSE QB-Josh Stepp, Newberry WR-Dan Brooks, Wingate WR-Jamichael Caldwell, Tusculum RB-JJ Chatmon, Carson-Newman RB-Ray Hightower, Carson-Newman RB-Mario Crowe, Catawba TE-Matt Winters, Lenoir-Rhyne OL-Tee Campbell, Carson-Newman OL-Gavin Mauldin, Tusculum OL-Craig Whitley, Wingate OL-Brandon Manshack, Wingate PK-Ryan Lukshis, Newberry RS-Deonte Bolden, Carson-Newman SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-Benjamin McDowell, Lenoir-Rhyne DL-Anthony Toribio, Carson-Newman DL-Donte Strickland, Carson-Newman DL-Marcus Huntley, Catawba LB-Tim Clarke, Lenoir-Rhyne LB-Shawn Harris, Tusculum LB-Eric Rice, Carson-Newman LB-Allen Smith, Wingate DB-Jermey Brown, Lenoir-Rhyne DB-Marcus Robinson, Tusculum DB-Donald Brown, Wingate DB-Rashawn Champion, Mars Hill P-David Brentz, Carson-Newman LS-Sean Foley, Presbyterian

2004 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE QB-Shane Kelley, Carson-Newman WR-Rod Dewalt, Mars Hill WR-Tim Pope, Presbyterian WR-Tymere Zimmerman, Newberry RB-Rayvon Howard, Carson-Newman RB-Antione Jones, Mars Hill RB-Andrew Tudor, Lenoir-Rhyne TE-Leonard Weaver, Carson-Newman OL-Caleb Crothers, Carson-Newman OL-Prince Floyd, Mars Hill OL-Mario Leon, Tusculum OL-Daniel Lynch, Catawba OLenoir-Rhyneeggie Perkins, Carson-Newman PK-Andrew Coln, Lenoir-Rhyne LS-Tony Tofanelli, Wingate FIRST TEAM DEFENSE

all-conference history DL-Quincy Brown, Carson-Newman DL-Kolby Fisher, Catawba DL-Lebron Johnson, Tusculum DL-Tony Ransom, Newberry LB-Tim Clarke, Lenoir-Rhyne LB-SaMario Houston, Catawba LB-Terrance Leverett, Newberry LB-Colby Simmons, Mars Hill DB-Quasi Gary, Presbyterian DB-Raâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Shun Judge, Tusculum DB-Jonathan Lyles, Newberry DB-JaQuan Winston, Mars Hill P-Cory Newberry, Tusculum RS-Chris Winford, Lenoir-Rhyne SECOND TEAM OFFENSE QB-Luke Samples, Catawba WR-Corey Ready, Catawba WR-Matt Riggs, Tusculum WR-Rodney Williams, Wingate RB-Kiel Angry, Carson-Newman RB-Mario Crowe, Catawba RB-Rodney Wallace, Catawba TE-John Vernon, Catawba OL-David Callaway, Lenoir-Rhyne OL-Pat Egan, Carson-Newman OL-Zak Farr, Newberry OL-Brandon Manshack, Wingate OL-Bucky Yates, Catawba PK-Ryan Noll, Presbyterian LS-Derrick Milligan, Catawba SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-Teddy Canty, Presbyterian DL-Anrae Fevier, Mars Hill DL-Marcus Huntley, Catawba DL-Larrick Womack, Mars Hill LB-David Behrendsen, Presbyterian LB-Shawn Harris, Tusculum LB-Rodney Peebles, Tusculum LB-Allen Smith, Wingate DB-Gerren Brittian, Lenoir-Rhyne DB-Chad Burgess, Presbyterian DB-Jaquion Gholston, Wingate DB-Marcus Robinson, Tusculum P-Jeff Williams, Newberry RS-Antwan Surratt, Newberry

2003 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE QB-Luke Samples, Catawba WR-Corey Ready, Catawba WR-Rod DeWalt, Mars Hill WR-Kevin Wolcott, Tusculum RB-JJ Chatmon, Carson-Newman RB-Rodney Wallace, Catawba RB-Antonio Hailstock, Wingate TE-Leonard Weaver, Carson-Newman OL-Bakari Wilkerson, Carson-Newman OL-Reggie Perkins, Carson-Newman OL-Joe Nixon, Catawba OL-Cole Bean, Catawba OL-Alan Dunn, Tusculum PK-Chris Brewer, Wingate LS-Matt Ball, Tusculum FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL-Clarence Glymph, Carson-Newman DL-Khanis Hubbard, Catawba DL-Tellex Lanham, Mars Hill DL-Teddy Canty, Presbyterian DL-John Bowman, Wingate LB-Eric Solomon, Carson-Newman LB-SaMario Houston, Catawba LB-Craig Pritchett, Tusculum LB-Shawn Harris, Tusculum DB-Avery Blue, Carson-Newman DB-Jamel Jackson, Catawba DB-Michael Grant, Mars Hill DB-Ricardo Colclough, Tusculum

P-Chris Brewer, Wingate RS-Ricardo Colclough, Tusculum SECOND TEAM OFFENSE QB-Shane Kelly, Carson-Newman QB-Tony Colston, Tusculum WR-Aaron Caldwell, Lenoir-Rhyne WR-Tymere Zimmerman, Newberry WR-Terry Meng, Presbyterian RB-Ray Hightower, Carson-Newman RB-Mario Crowe, Catawba RB-Cedric Johnson, Mars Hill TE-John Vernon, Catawba OL-Justin Anderson, Carson-Newman OL-Daniel Lynch, Catawba OL-Feliz Perez, Tusculum OL-Mario Leon, Tusculum OL-Marcus Johnson, Wingate PK-Angel Gonzalez, Carson-Newman LS-Justin Anderson, Carson-Newman SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-Germon Spence, Carson-Newman DLenoir-Rhyneeggie Tucker, Catawba DL-Mike Hobbs, Tusculum DL-Lee Hughes, Jr, Tusculum LB-Adam Mosher, Lenoir-Rhyne LB-Terrance Leverett, Newberry LB-David Behrendsen, Presbyterian LB-Demarkes Dogan, Wingate DB- Deonte Bolden, Carson-Newman DB-Roy Dawkins, Lenoir-Rhyne DB-Antyone Sims, Tusculum DB-DJ Starling, Tusculum P-Jeff Williams, Newberry RS-Quentin Roman, Lenoir-Rhyne

2002 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE QB-Leonard Guyton, Carson-Newman WR-Nick Means, Catawba WR-Terry Meng, Presbyterian WR-Cedric Squirewell, Catawba RB-Randy Bell, Carson-Newman RB-Rodney Wallace, Catawba RB-Damone Boone, Carson-Newman TE-Justin Heath, Carson-Newman OL-Bakari Wilkerson, Carson-Newman OL-Alan Dunn, Tusculum OL-Jeremy Philips, Lenoir-Rhyne OL-Jeremy Durham, Newberry OL-Daniel Lynch, Catawba PK-Allan Rohrbaugh, Catawba LS-Charlie Gunnells, Mars Hill FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL-Clarence Glymph, Carson-Newman DL-Nacomma Maxwell, Presbyterian DL-Khanis Hubbard, Catawba DL-Germon Spence, Carson-Newman LB-Khalid Abdullah, Mars Hill LB-Todd McComb, Catawba LB-William Moody, Carson-Newman LB-Steve Josue, Carson-Newman DB-Jamel Jackson, Catawba DB-Ryan Bowers, Presbyterian DB-Todd Geter, Newberry DB-Michael Grant, Mars Hill P-Richard Straup, Wingate RS-Donald Amaker, Tusculum SECOND TEAM OFFENSE QB-Luke Samples, Catawba WR-Matt Riggs, Tusculum WR-Kendal Brown, Newberry WR-Mikkail Jenkins, Carson-Newman RB-Aaron Claridy, Tusculum RB-Cedric Johnson, Mars Hill RB-Antonio Hailstock, Wingate TE-Ross Penland, Lenoir-Rhyne

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OL-Andrew Oetzel, Mars Hill OL- Reggie Perkins, Carson-Newman OL-Joe Nixon, Catawba OL-Chris Dickerson, Presbyterian OL-Drew Lunday, Wingate PK-Kjell Lorentzen, Carson-Newman LS-Justin Anderson, Carson-Newman SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-Tellex Lanham, Mars Hill DL-Lebron Johnson, Tusculum DLenoir-Rhyneichard Scott, Catawba DL-Mike Hobbs, Tusculum LB-Matt Carter, Mars Hill LB-Craig Pritchett, Tusculum LB-Russell Rothar, Presbyterian LB-Daris Robinson, Tusculum DB-Loman Dorsey, Carson-Newman DB-Chad Clonch, Wingate DB-Ricardo Colclough, Tusculum DB-Avery Blue, Carson-Newman P-Danny Jenkins, Catawba RS-Ryan Bowers, Presbyterian

2001 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE QB-Todd Cunningham, PC WR-DJ Humphries, PC WR-Kevie Smith, PC WR-Nick Means, Catawba OL-Mike Rigdon, Carson-Newman OL-Alan Dunn, Tusculum OL-Cole Beane, Catawba OL-Jeremy Phillips, Lenoir-Rhyne OL: Bakari Wilkerson, Carson-Newman RB-Travis McFadden, Mars Hill RB: Antwon Oliver, Carson-Newman RB-Aaron Claridy, Tusculum TE: David Cassell, Mars Hill LS-Charlie Gunnels, Mars Hill K-Paul Czerniak, Tusculum K-Matt Gross, Catawba FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL-Asinia Knight, Mars Hill DL- Brad Lindamood, Lenoir-Rhyne DL-Nacomma Maxwell, PC DL- Richard Scott, Catawba DB-Todd Geter, Newberry DB-Maurice Jackson, Mars Hill DB-Corey Reese, Catawba DB-DJ Starling, Tusculum LB-Khalid Abdullah, Mars Hill LB-Shawn McBride, Catawba LB-Steve Josue, Carson-Newman LB-Shawn Sanders, Catawba P-Paul Czerniak, Tusculum RS-Donald Amaker, Tusculum SECOND TEAM OFFENSE QB-Caleb Slover, Tusculum WR- Kevin Wolcott, Tusculum WR-Kendal Brown, Newberry WR- Kennard France, Lenoir-Rhyne OL-Andrew Oetzel, Mars Hill OL-Matt Dewitt, Newberry OL-Mike Hill, PC OL-Doug Holmberg, Tusculum OL-Jeremy Durham, Newberry RB-Jameil Surratt, Lenoir-Rhyne RB- Randy Bell, Carson-Newman RB-Chad Tackett, Newberry TE-Mark Sintich, Catawba LS-Justin Anderson, Carson-Newman K-Robby Milam, Carson-Newman SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-Germon Spence, Carson-Newman DL-JR Brown, Newberry DL-Harry Levin, Mars Hill

all-conference history DL-Keon Talbert, PC DB-Artivest Martin, Lenoir-Rhyne DB-Ryan Norman, Catawba DB-Ryan Bowers, PC DB-Chad Clonch, WIN LB- Todd McComb, Catawba LB-Russell Rothar, PC LB-William McMillan, Lenoir-Rhyne LB-Darris Morris, Catawba P-Mike Field, Carson-Newman P-Richard Straup, WIN RS-Paris Edwards, Lenoir-Rhyne

2000 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE WR-Grant Cockrell, Carson-Newman WR-Travis Smith, Presbyterian WR-JR Wooten, Tusculum TE-David Cassell, Mars Hill QB-Todd Cunningham, Presbyterian RB-Myron Refoure, Carson-Newman RB-Terrance Stokes, Mars Hill RB-Jameil Surratt, Lenoir-Rhyne OL-Clay Clevinger, Carson-Newman OL-Sam Luster, Lenoir-Rhyne OL-Don Moore, Catawba OL-Gene Mullis, Mars Hill OL-Curtis Wright, Lenoir-Rhyne FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DB-Chris Butler, Carson-Newman DB-Ryan Norman, Catawba DB-Dyran Peake, Catawba DB-Charlie Walker, Carson-Newman LB-Khalid Abdullah, Mars Hill LB-Marq Cerqua, Carson-Newman LB-Steve Josue, Carson-Newman LB-Shawn Sanders, Catawba DL-Ikie Curry, Carson-Newman DL-William Hyppolite, Carson-Newman DLenoir-Rhyneadell Lockhart, Catawba DL-DeVonte Peterson, Catawba FIRST TEAM SPECIAL TEAMS LS-Donnie Vernon, Catawba RS-Travis Smith, Presbyterian PK-Paul Czerniak, Tusculum P-Paul Czerniak, Tusculum SECOND TEAM OFFENSE WR-Kennard France, Lenoir-Rhyne WR-Lucas Greene, Wingate WR-Ryan Millwood, Catawba TE-Brandon Fletcher, Carson-Newman QB-Mitch Ellis, Catawba RB-Kevin McKenzie, Catawba RB-Antwon Oliver, Carson-Newman RB-Donald Wilson, Presbyterian OL-Scott Faw, Catawba OL-Jason Fox, Presbyterian OL-Damien Jackson, Presbyterian OL-Michael Rigdon, Carson-Newman OL-Bakari Wilkerson, Carson-Newman SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DB-Michael Bredwood, Carson-Newman DB-Alan Slaughter, Tusculum DB-DJ Starling, Tusculum DB-Toy Williams, Mars Hill LB-Tracy Branner, Tusculum LB-Ryan Cuthbert, Tusculum LB-Shawn McBride, Catawba LB-Russell Rothar, Presbyterian DL-Clarence Glymph, Carson-Newman DL-Asinia Knight, Mars Hill DL-Chris Kotish, Lenoir-Rhyne DL-Necomma Maxwell, Presbyterian SECOND TEAM SPECIAL TEAMS LS-Chris Neely, Newberry RS-Josh Pierce, Newberry

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1999 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE TE-David Cassell, Mars Hill WR-Travis Smith, Presbyterian WR-Brad Bolemon, Presbyterian WR-Ques Rumph, Carson-Newman TE-Robbie Cato, Presybertian OL-Brian Hinson, Catawba OL-Brett Mistak, Carson-Newman OL-Dan Turner, Carson-Newman OL-Van Williams, Newberry QB-Todd Cunningham, Presbyterian RB-Antwon Oliver, Carson-Newman RB-Vic Gilmore, Newberry RB-Kevin McKenzie, Catawba PK-Ryan Cieslak, Gardner-Webb FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL-Cedric Killings, Carson-Newman DL-DeVonte Peterson, Catawba DL-Chris Mintz, Gardner-Webb DL-John Milem, Lenoir-Rhyne LB-Ikie Curry, Carson-Newman LB-Shawn McBride, Catawba LB-Tim Sullivan, Gardner-Webb LB-Khalid Abdullah, Mars Hill DB-Montrae Ford, Carson-Newman DB-Darrell Erby, Catawba DB-Toy Williams, Mars Hill DB-Omar Collier, Mars Hill RS-Ques Rumph, Carson-Newman P-Jeremy Joyner, Presbyterian SECOND TEAM OFFENSE TE-Robbie Catawbao, Presbyterian WR-Lucas Greene, Wingate WR-Jon-Eric Sullivan, Gardner-Webb WR-JR Wooten, Tusculum OL-Donovan Craft, Gardner-Webb OL-Jeff Beck, Lenoir-Rhyne OL-Don Moore, Catawba OL-Gene Mullins, Mars Hill RB-Terrance Stokes, Mars Hill RB-Myron Refoure, Carson-Newman RB-Josh Pierce, Newberry PK-Geoff Christian, Wingate SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-William Hyppolite, Carson-Newman DL-Asinia Knight, Mars Hill DLenoir-Rhyneadell Lockhart, Catawba DL-Lorenzo McFadden, Newberry LB-Scott Robitzer, Lenoir-Rhyne LB-Steve McKnight, Catawba LB-Marq Cerqua, Carson-Newman DB-Shon Dawkins, Gardner-Webb DB-Sherwin Brown, Lenoir-Rhyne DB-Michael Bredwood, Carson-Newman DB-Michael Brooks, Presbyterian RS-Travis Smith, Presbyterian P-Mike McLean, Tusculum

1998 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE TE-Travis Clarke, Lenoir-Rhyne WR-Chad Beam, Lenoir-Rhyne WR-Travis Smith, Presbyterian WR-Wylie Rucker, Newberry OL-Alan Collis, Carson-Newman OL-Shane Griffin,Wingate OL-Brian Hinson,Catawba OL-Ben Fuller,Gardner-Webb OLRobbie Gilbert, Newberry QB-Dustin Coats, Newberry RB-Heath Hawkins, Carson-Newman RB-Vic Gilmore, Newberry RB-Tracy Bowen, Wingate PK-Geoff Christian, Wingate

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FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL-Cedric Killings, Carson-Newman DL-Michael Robinson, Catawba DL-Chris Mintz, Gardner-Webb DL-Lorenzo McFadden, Newberry LB -Courtland Styles, Carson-Newman LB-Ronnie Harrington, Catawba LB-Bo Shannon, Gardner-Webb LB-Ikie Curry, Carson-Newman DB-Montrae Ford, Carson-Newman DB-Troy Gamble, Presbyterian DB-Lee Hannah, Presbyterian DB-Craig Nosse, Wingate RS-Jacques Rumph, Carson-Newman P-Mike Field, Carson-Newman SECOND TEAM OFFENSE TE-David Cassell, Mars Hill WR- Jacques Rumph,Carson-Newman WR-Latrell Brown, Gardner-Webb WR-Troyka Bates, Newberry OL-Brett Mistak, Carson-Newman OL-Keith Sargent, Presbyterian OL-Van Williams, Newberry OLenoir-Rhyneod Hammond, Presbyterian OL-Brian Jackson, Carson-Newman QB-Zac Allen, Carson-Newman RB-Melvin Oates, Carson-Newman RB-Eugene Hicks, Lenoir-Rhyne RB-Josh Pierce, Newberry PK-Matt Gross, Catawba SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-Tim Croff, Carson-Newman DL-Brian Drumwright, Catawba DL-Brad Hatcher, Carson-Newman DL-Duane Thompson, Presbyterian LB -Thomas Hornick, Mars Hill LB-Tony Davis, Presbyterian LB-Demedthrus Davis, Newberry LB-Carmell Dennis, Carson-Newman DB-Rodney Hope, Catawba DB-DeWayne Bell, Lenoir-Rhyne DB-Darrell Erby, Catawba DB-Sam Durst, Gardner-Webb RS-Patrick Johnson, Mars Hill P-Jeremy Joyner, Presbyterian

1997 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE TE-Michael Byrley, Mars Hill WR-Chad Beam, Lenoir-Rhyne WR-Eric Harris, Gardner-Webb WR-Calvin Christopher, Carson-Newman OLenoir-Rhyneyan Keese, Presbyterian OL- Anthony Heatley, Newberry OL-James Eudy, Mars Hill OL-Charles Rathbone, Carson-Newman OL- Alan Collis, Carson-Newman QB-Zac Allen, Carson-Newman RB-Tyrone Westmoreland, Carson-Newman RB-Tracy Bowen, Wingate RB-Vic Gilmore, Newberry PK-Geoff Christian, Wingate FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL-Maurice Miller, Catawba DL- Cedric Killings, Carson-Newman DL-Duane Thompson, Presbyterian DL-Michael Robinson, Catawba LB-Bo Shannon, Gardner-Webb LB-Ronnie Harrington, Catawba LB-Mark Pretnar LB-Michael Holton, Mars Hill DB-Nolan Peterson, Catawba DB-Chuck Richmond, Wingate DB-Jon Jon Simmons, Carson-Newman DB-Troy Gamble, Presbyterain RS-Jacques Rumph, Carson-Newman P-Trey Greene, Gardner-Webb

all-conference history P-Greg Payne, Catawba

PK-Austin Boone, Elon

SECOND TEAM OFFENSE TE-Jeff Cochrane, Catawba WR-JR Gibson, Catawba WR-Jacques Rumph, Carson-Newman WR-Antoine Twitty, Wingate OL-Brian Hinson, Catawba OL-Ben Fuller, Gardner-Webb OL-Shane Grffin, Wingate OLenoir-Rhyneobbie Gilbret, Newberry OL-Adam Wright, Wingate QB-Clint Conner, Gardner-Webb RB-Anthony Boyd, Mars Hill RB-Brian Allen, Wingate RB-Charles Palmer, Gardner-Webb PK-Greg Payne, Catawba

SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-Michael Robinson, Catawba DL-Chucky Smirth, Presbyterian DL-Walter Moyer, Catawba DL-Wes Schenk, Gardner-Webb LB-Steve Fox, Lenoir-Rhyne LB-Daryl Commander, Wingate LB-Thomas Hornick, Mars Hill LB-Stan Luttrell, Carson-Newman DB-Bobby Jones, Carson-Newman DB-Kyle Schindler, Wingate DB-DeWayne Bell, Lenoir-Rhyne DB-Troy Gamble, Presbyterian RS-Mario Thompson, Elon P-Jason Slimp, Carson-Newman

SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-Chris Mintz, Gardner-Webb DL-Kelvin Jones,Mars Hill DL-Lorenzo McFadden, Newberry DL-Fred Cross, Newberry LB-Stan Luttrrell, Carson-Newman LB-Daryl Commander Wingate LB-Thomas Hornick, Mars Hill LB-Brian Rutherford, Newberry DB-Patrick Johnson, Mars Hill DB-Bobby Jones, Carson-Newman DB-Omar Collier, Mars Hill DB-Adrian Porter, Carson-Newman RS-Kareem Jordan, Gardner-Webb

1996 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE TE-Jeff Cochrane, Catawba WR-Terrance Porter, Gardner-Webb WR-Antoine Twitty, Wingate WR-Calvin Christopher, Carson-Newman OL-Luke Puccinelli, Catawba OL-Charles Chandler, Elon OL-Greg Harrison, Carson-Newman OL-Brian Estes, Presbyterian OL-Billy Henderson, Gardner-Webb QB-Kevin Brown, Catawba RB-Tyrone Westmoreland, Carson-Newman RB-Leon Williams, Mars Hill RB-Tony Pope, Lenoir-Rhyne PK-Greg Payne, Catawba FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL-Maurice Miller, Catawba DL-Kendell Rucker, Mars Hill DL-Chad McDaniel, Lenoir-Rhyne DL-Courtland Styles, Carson-Newman LB-Mike Clowney, Carson-Newman LB-Ronnie Harrington, Catawba LB-Bo Shannon, Gardner-Webb LB-Reggie Ignash, Elon DB-Nolan Peterson, Catawba DB-Speedy Mickles, Gardner-Webb DB-Jon Jon Simmons, Carson-Newman DB-John Williams, Catawba RS-Jacques Rumph, Carson-Newman P-Trey Greene, Gardner-Webb SECOND TEAM OFFENSE TE-Tripp Cody, Lenoir-Rhyne WR-DJ Summers, Catawba WR-Trevor Ross, Mars Hill WR-JR Gibson, Catawba OL-Jimmy Gerrin, Mars Hill OL-Clay Livingston, Carson-Newman OL-Mark Brady, Catawba OL-Alec Simpson, Lenoir-Rhyne OL-Adam Wright, Wingate QB-Matt Penland, Carson-Newman RB-Shed Harris, Gardner-Webb RB-Stacie Gresham, Mars Hill RB-Wayne Morton, Carson-Newman

1995 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE TE-Chris Edwards, Presbyterian WR-Kendall James, Carson-Newman WR-Gerrard Lee,Mars Hill OL-Scott Wood, Catawba OL-Dexter Mitchell, Carson-Newman OL-Jason Self, Wingate OL-Jimmy Gerrin, Mars Hill OL-Lee Peters, Lenoir-Rhyne QB-Matt Penland, Carson-Newman RB-Steve Gorrie, Presbyterian RB-Wayne Morton, Carson-Newman RB-TO Wilson, Catawba SB-Lonnie Custer, Gardner-Webb PK-Bryan Standfest, Carson-Newman FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL-Steve Mellon, Carson-Newman DL-Beau Russell, Elon DL-Jason Brewer,Gardner-Webb DL-Franco Perkins, Carson-Newman LB-Anthony Davis, Carson-Newman LB-Mike Belk, Mars Hill LB-Antonio Merriweather, Presbyterian LB-Steve Fox, Lenoir-Rhyne DB-Rodney Best, Carson-Newman DB-Dorian Lane, Wingate DB-Speedy Mickles, Gardner-Webb DB-Benjie Frazier, Mars Hill RS-Kendall James, Carson-Newman P-Bryan Standfest, Carson-Newman SECOND TEAM OFFENSE TE-Michael Byrley, Mars Hill WR-Corey Hatchell, Elon WR-DJ Summers, Catawba OL-Kris Sweet, Carson-Newman OL-Charlie Chandler, Elon OL-Brian Estes, Presbyterian OL-Chris McGaha, Presbyterian OL-Kelwin Witherspoon, Gardner-Webb QB-Ashley Abernathy, Mars Hill RB-Marvin Melton, Lenoir-Rhyne RB-Leon Williams, Mars Hill RB-Malcolm Burns, Wingate SB-Pop Williams, Carson-Newman PK-DJ McGarrigan, Elon SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-Kendell Rucker, Mars Hill DL-Jon Ory, Presbyterian DL-Dwayne Costner, Lenoir-Rhyne DL-Chad Gaylord, Wingate LB-Greg Melton, Catawba LB-Mike Clowney, Carson-Newman LB-Shawn Stevenson, Elon LB-Thomas Marsh, Gardner-Webb DB-Jesse Brown, Carson-Newman DB-Devane Harvey, Catawba DB-Ramon George, Lenoir-Rhyne

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DB-Chris Hamilton, Presbyterian RS-Marlowe Davis, Wingate P-Stan Whitlock, Wingate

1994 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE TE-Hugo Ieremia, Carson-Newman WR-Shannon Myers, Lenoir-Rhyne WR-Gerrard Lee, Mars Hill OL-Michael Ross, C-Newman OL-Sam Hardy, C-Newman OL-George Wilson, Lenoir-Rhyne OL-Mike Eckenroth, Mars Hill OL-Jason Self, Wingate QB-Vernon Buck, Wingate RB-Leonard Davis, Lenoir-Rhyne RB-Wayne Morton, C-Newman RB-Steve Gorrie, Presbyterian SB-Rod Clark, Elon PK-Jason Norton, Catawba SECOND TEAM OFFENSE TE-Chris Roux, Lenoir-Rhyne WR-Lonnie Custer, Gardner-Webb WR-Dexter Thomas, Carson-Newman OL-Jim deMaine, Elon OL-Scott Wood, Catawba OL-Chris McGaha, Presbyterian OL-Lee Peters, Lenoir-Rhyne OL-Kelwin Witherspoon, Gardner-Webb QB-Robb Stamey, Lenoir-Rhyne RB-Tony Grant, Mars Hill RB-Vett Kilgore, Carson-Newman RB-Ronel Saintvil, Carson-Newman SB-Stacey Watson, Wingate PK-Bryan Standfest, Carson-Newman FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL-Steve Mellon, Carson-Newman DL-Shawn Quinn, Carson-Newman DLenoir-Rhynealph Blakeney, Lenoir-Rhyne DL-Jason Brewer, Gardner-Webb LB-Anthony Davis, Carson-Newman LB-Franco Perkins, Carson-Newman LB-Raeford Sparks, Lenoir-Rhyne LB-Mike Belk, Mars Hill DB-Marty McEachean, Lenoir-Rhyne DB-Benjie Frazier, Mars Hill DB-Rodney Best, Carson-Newman DB-Robert Burnett, Elon RS-Terry Guess, Gardner-Webb P-Jason Norton, Catawba SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DLenoir-Rhyneoc Evans, Carson-Newman DL-Kendell Rucker, Mars Hill DL-Pat McCarver, Mars Hill DL-Beau Russell, Elon LB-James Washington, Elon LB-Antonio Merriweather, Presbyterian LB-Mike Derrow, Gardner-Webb LB-Homer Ryland, Carson-Newman DB-Rondrow Peebles, Carson-Newman DB-Joey Houston; Gardner-Webb DB-Ramon George, Lenoir-Rhyne DB-Tyron Phillips, Presbyterian RS-Rod Clark, Elon P-Stan Whitlock, Wingate

1993 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE TE-Chris Goodson, Mars Hill WR-Derrick Sharpe, Mars Hill WR-Mike Ragin, Wingate OL-Chris Eppling, Carson-Newman OL-Brian Ray, Catawba OL-John Bradley, Presbyterian OL-Bill Clarke, Elon OL-Michael Ross, Carson-Newman

all-conference history QB-Ken Avent, Catawba RB-Leonard Davis, Lenoir-Rhyne RB-Mason Gordon, Presbyterian RB-Elliott Armstrong, Elon SB-Rod Clark, Elon PK-Frank Jordan, Presbyterian SECOND TEAM OFFENSE TE-Brad Jones, Presbyterian WR-Jeff Park, Catawba WR-Lonnie Custer, Gardner-Webb OL-Jason Self, Wingate OL-George Wilson, Lenoir-Rhyne OL-Andy Smith, Elon OL-Jason Williams, Mars Hill OL-John Edwards, Presbyterian QB-Vernon Buck, Wingate RB-Floyd Mathis, Carson-Newman RB-Joey Huffstetler, Wingate RB-Andre Marshall, Catawba SB-Kendall James, Carson-Newman PK-Bryan Stanfest, Carson-Newman FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL-Daron Rodgers, Carson-Newman DL-Jeff Stickney, Lenoir-Rhyne DL-Gabe Wilkins, Gardner-Webb DLenoir-Rhyneoc Evans, Carson-Newman LB-Anthony Davis, Carson-Newman LB-Raeford Sparks, Lenoir-Rhyne LB-James Washington, Elon LB-Antonio Merriweather, Presbyterian DB-Robert Burnett, Elon DB-Marty McEachean, Lenoir-Rhyne DB-Bobby Jones, Carson-Newman DB-Todd Conrad, Wingate RS-Rod Clark, Elon P-Richie Ambrose, Gardner-Webb SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-Trent Smith, Presbyterian DL-David Mennitt, Mars Hill DL-Jeff Carroll, Elon DL-Mike Drumwright, Catawba LB-Jon Atkins, Gardner-Webb LB-Jimmy Lones, Carson-Newman LB-Kendall Chaffin, Wingate LB-Steve Osborne, Lenoir-Rhyne DB-Tracy Burriss, Carson-Newman DB-Dennis Spain, Mars Hill DB-Travis Baker, Elon DB-Benji Frazier, Mars Hill RS-Damon Wright, Carson-Newman P-Stan Whitlock, Wingate

1992 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE TE-Craig Keith, Lenoir-Rhyne WR-Rodney Robinson, Gardner-Webb WR-Derrick Sharpe, Mars Hill OL-Kevin Sims, Carson-Newman OL-Maurice Vezina, Elon OL-Bill Clarke, Elon OL-Archie Wood, Gardner-Webb OL-Brian Ray, Catawba QB-John Craven, Gardner-Webb RB-Leonard Davis, Lenoir-Rhyne RB-Bobby Johnson, Elon RB-Curtis McKoy, Catawba SB-Mike Ragin, Wingate PK-Andre Kwasnik, Gardner-Webb SECOND TEAM OFFENSE TE-David Stokes, Elon WR-Jeff Park, Catawba WR-Shannon Myers, Lenoir-Rhyne OL-Eric Pullen, Carson-Newman OL-Chris Eppling, Carson-Newman OL-Mike Eckenroth, Mars Hill OL-John Bradley, Presbyterian OL-Kendall Chaffin

FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL-Lamar Adams, Elon DL-Gabe Wilkins, Gardner-Webb DL-Tony Couey, Carson-Newman DL-Steve Mellon, Carson-Newman LB-Dunsey Harper, Gardner-Webb LB-Jeff McManus, Elon LB-Curtis Walker, Catawba LB-Raymond Jennings, Gardner-Webb DB-Chuck Proffitt, Carson-Newman DB-James Harbinson, Gardner-Webb DB-Terry McGowen, Gardner-Webb DB-Roosevelt Brooks, Elon KR-Rod Clark, Elon P-Eric Lang, Mars Hill SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-John Dow, Presbyterian DL-Josh Godfrey, Lenoir-Rhyne DL-David Mennitt, Mars Hill DL-Anthony Jones, Elon LB-Darryl Gooden, Carson-Newman LB-Tim Woodle, Elon LB-Hazel Richardson, Catawba LB-Raeford Sparks, Lenoir-Rhyne DB-Robert Burnett, Elon DB-Marty McEachean, Lenoir-Rhyne DB-Charles Harbison, Mars Hill DB-Tyron Phillips, Presbyterian KR-Damon Wright, Carson-Newman P-Richie Ambrose, Gardner-Webb

1991 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE TE-Craig Keith, Lenoir-Rhyne WR-Rodney Robinson, Gardner-Webb WR-Mike Ragin, Wingate OL-Scott Mokler, Carson-Newman OL-Mark Briscoe, Carson-Newman OL-Kevin Sims, Carson-Newman OL-Jeff Kiziah, Lenoir-Rhyne OL-Mike Speaks, Presbyterian QB-Joel Roope, Lenoir-Rhyne RB-Robert Thomas, Carson-Newman RB-Floyd Mathis, Carson-Newman RB-Russ Baldner, Lenoir-Rhyne SB-Derrick Sharp, Mars Hill PK-Nathan Salyer, Carson-Newman SECOND TEAM OFFENSE TE-Brad Jones, Presbyterian WR-Jeff Park, Catawba WR-Damon Wright, Carson-Newman OL-Bill Clarke, Elon; OL-Brian Ray, Catawba OL-Eric Pullen, Carson-Newman OL-John Nee, Elon; OL-Gordon Morris, Wingate QB-Mike Warfield, Catawba RB-Leonard Davis, Lenoir-Rhyne RB-Quincy Eigner, Presbyterian RB-Elliot Armstrong, Elon SB-Joe Randolph, Elon PK-Jason Monday, Lenoir-Rhyne FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL-Tony Couey, Carson-Newman DL-Scott Henry, Lenoir-Rhyne DL-Gabe Wilkins, Gardner-Webb DL-Lamar Adams, Elon LB-Todd Collins, Carson-Newman LB-Curtis Walker, Catawba LB-Chris Blackmon, Lenoir-Rhyne LB-Darren Nosal, Gardner-Webb DB-Clayton Holmes, Carson-Newman DB-Chuck Proffitt, Carson-Newman DB-James Ingram, Gardner-Webb DB-Darryl Humbles, Elon KR-Damon Wright, Carson-Newman P-John Plasky, Carson-Newman

DL-Marty Tallent, Catawba DL-Stan Blair, Wingate DL-Thomas Williams, Mars Hill LB-Darryl Gooden, Carson-Newman LB-Tim Woodle, Elon LB-Tony Robertson, Presbyterian LB-Greg Melton, Catawba DB-Chad Polk, Catawba DB-Larry Smith, Carson-Newman DB-Archie Irby, Catawba DB-Antwin Harris, Mars Hill KR-Joe Randolph, Elon P-Aaron Kanner, Catawba

1990 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE TE-Scott Walker, Lenoir-Rhyne WR-Darren Hughes, Carson-Newman WR-Kenny Jones, Lenoir-Rhyne OL-Paige Belcher, Carson-Newman OL-Jerry Ratchford, Wingate OL-Steve Davidson, Lenoir-Rhyne OL-Lonnie Thompson, Catawba OL-Mike Speaks, Presbyterian QB-Joel Roope, Lenoir-Rhyne RB-Robert Hardy, Carson-Newman RB-Sam Wells, Lenoir-Rhyne RB-Jonathan Byers, Mars Hill PK-Troy Ford, Elon RS-Damon Wright, Carson-Newman SECOND TEAM OFFENSE TE-Jeff Park, Catawba WR-Derrick Sharpe, Mars Hill WR-Robbie Burnett, Elon OL-Scott Mokler, Carson-Newman OL-Bill Clarke, Elon OL-Mark Briscoe, Carson-Newman OL-Frank Manos, Wingate OL-Bart Turner, Presbyterian QB-Heath Hewett, Elon RB-Robert Thomas, Carson-Newman RB-Bobby Johnson, Elon PK-Rick Wetsel, Carson-Newman RS-Scott Walker, Lenoir-Rhyne FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL-Anthony Ware, Carson-Newman DL-Todd Lipe, Catawba DL-Stan Blair, Wingate DL-Scott Henry, Lenoir-Rhyne LB-LeRoy Mincey, Carson-Newman LB-Curtis Walker, Catawba LB-Chris Blackmon, Lenoir-Rhyne LB-Robbie Sexton, Mars Hill DB-Clayton Holmes, Carson-Newman DB-Mike Miller, Catawba DB-Chuck Proffitt, Carson-Newman DB-Archie Irby, Catawba P-Aaron Kanner, Catawba SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-Adolph Isom, Carson-Newman DL-Jack Duval, Elon DL-Marty Tallent, Catawba DL-Lamar Adams, Elon LB-Gary Laging, Carson-Newman LB-Mark Grocholski, Catawba LB-Shawn Brown, Wingate LB-Darren Nosal, Gardner-Webb DB-Keith McGriff, Presbyterian DB-James Ingram, Gardner-Webb DB-Bryan Jenkins, Lenoir-Rhyne DB-Nick DiFoggio, Wingate P-Richie Ambrose, Gardner-Webb

SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-Jason Burns, Gardner-Webb

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1989 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE TE-Rex Harrison, Lenoir-Rhyne WR-Lavern Reddick, Presbyterian WR-Netto Purnsley, Catawba OL-Kelly Rasnic, Carson-Newman OL-Dale Ray, Catawba OL-Paige Belcher, Carson-Newman OL-Mike Speaks, Presbyterian OL-Steve Davidson, Lenoir-Rhyne QB-Tommy Laurendine, Lenoir-Rhyne RB-Darrell Middleton, Gardner-Webb RB-Steve Parsley, Presbyterian RB-Vernon Turner, Carson-Newman PK-Rick Whetsel, Carson-Newman RS-Scott Walker, Lenoir-Rhyne SECOND TEAM OFFENSE TE-Mike Pondo, Gardner-Webb WR-Scott Walker, Lenoir-Rhyne WR-Tim Waters, Gardner-Webb OL-Scott Houser, Mars Hill OL-Jimmy Sutton, Wingate OL-Neils Chapman, Elon OL-Scott Mokler, Carson-Newman OL-Steve Swoope, Lenoir-Rhyne QB-Mike Warfield, Catawba RB-Robert Thomas, Carson-Newman RB-Elijah Askew, Mars Hill RB-Walter Greer, Lenoir-Rhyne PK-Jeff Parker, Gardner-Webb RS-Darren Hughes, Carson-Newman FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL-Mark Limel, Gardner-Webb DL-Todd Lipe, Catawba DL-Chuck Moultrie, Mars Hill DL-John Mefford, Carson-Newman LB-Brent Collins, Carson-Newman LB-Rodney Goodine, Catawba LB-Robbie Sexton, Mars Hill LB-Harold Anderson, Gardner-Webb DB-Joe Fishback, Carson-Newman DB-Thomas Mack, Gardner-Webb DB-David Pool, Carson-Newman DB-Raymond Daniels, Catawba P-Randy Whitson, Mars Hill SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-Gary Laging, Carson-Newman DL-Todd Hagler, Lenoir-Rhyne DL-Lennie Rivera, Gardner-Webb DL-Tyrone Lucas, Presbyterian LB-T Beaulieu-Hains, Wingate LB-Tony Robertson, Presbyterian LB-Dean Herring, Elon LB-Kevin Catawbalett, Carson-Newman DB-Antwine Harris, Mars Hill DB-Geno McCree, Elon DB-Mike Stock, Presbyterian DB-Michael Miller, Catawba P-Tim Colchin, Elon

1988 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE TE-Rex Harrison, Lenoir-Rhyne WR-Kelvin Richardson, Gardner-Webb WR-Lavern Reddick, Presbyterian OL-Tony Pitrietro, Elon OL-Jesse Schwiers, Newberry OL-Greg Greer, Carson-Newman OL-Kevin Campbell, Elon OL-Mike Lindsay, Gardner-Webb QB-Tommy Laurendine, Lenoir-Rhyne RB-Dwayne Clark, Elon RB-Darrell Middleton, Gardner-Webb RS-David Pool, Carson-Newman PK-Randy Brown, Catawba SECOND TEAM OFFENSE TE-Lance Roland, Mars Hill WR-Mark Sanders, Lenoir-Rhyne WR-Mark Johnson, Carson-Newman

OL-Joe Zichichi, Mars Hill OL-Brian Thomas, Presbyterian OL-Jeff Sims, Carson-Newman OL-Kelly Rasnic, Carson-Newman OL-Jon Davis, Catawba QB-Mike Warfield, Catawba RB-George Dixon, Elon RB-James Crawford, Lenoir-Rhyne FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL-Chris Chrisley, Newberry DL-Reggie Deas, Newberry DL-Jim Steel, Gardner-Webb LB-Rodney Goodine, Catawba LB-Leroy Mincey, Carson-Newman LB-Tom Wicks, Carson-Newman LB-Laconial Esters, Elon DB-Eric Brewton, Gardner-Webb DB-Keith Henry, Catawba DB-Mike Schlechter, Carson-Newman DB-Kelvin Calwile, Presbyterian P-Randy Whitson, Mars Hill SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-Fred Bennett, Carson-Newman DL-Bruce Ghiselline, Carson-Newman DL-Dean Herring, Elon LB-David Marshall, Catawba LB-Ronnie Purcell, Elon LB-Brian Foster, Lenoir-Rhyne LB-Rod Fountain, Presbyterian DB-David Pool, Carson-Newman DB-Thomas Mack, Gardner-Webb DB-Gino McCree, Elon DB-Joe Fishback, Carson-Newman P-Brent Hall, Carson-Newman

1987 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE TE-Chuck Ward, Elon WR-Pat Johnson, Carson-Newman WR-Kelvin Richardson, Gardner-Webb OL-Jay Floyd, Carson-Newman OL-Tony Dipietro, Elon OL-Thurman Leach, Gardner-Webb OL-Terry Casey, Mars Hill OL-Mike Bolchoz, Presbyterian QB-Jesse James, Gardner-Webb RB-Kenneth Tyson, Carson-Newman RB-Dwayne Clark, Elon RB-Darrell Middleton, Gardner-Webb PK-Jeff Parker, Gardner-Webb SECOND TEAM OFFENSE TE-Rex Harrison, Lenoir-Rhyne WR-Joey Spigner, Newberry WR-Lavern Reddick, Presbyterian OL-Jesse Schwiers, Newberry OL-Jim Chappell, Gardner-Webb OL-Brian Thomas, Presbyterian OL-Kevin Campbell, Elon OL-Greg Greer, Carson-Newman QB-Brian Bryson, Lenoir-Rhyne RB-Todd Scott, Catawba RB-Chris Poston, Gardner-Webb RB-Stevie Riggins, Presbyterian PK-Louis Reveiz, Carson-Newman FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL-Fred Wagner, Carson-Newman DL-Chris Chrisley, Newberry DL-Brad Moser, Presbyterian DL-Todd Lipe, Catawba DL-John Bradsher, Elon LB-Lee Marchman, Mars Hill LB-Sam Pinckney, Presbyterian LB-Leroy Mincey, Presbyterian DB-Keith Henry, Catawba DB-Drew Watson, Newberry DB-Thomas Mack, Gardner-Webb DB-Mike Schlecter, Carson-Newman P-Randy Whitson, Mars Hill SECOND TEAM DEFENSE

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DL-Trai Ehler, Carson-Newman DL-Albert Ashley, Catawba DL-Reggie Deas, Newberry DL-Andy Smyth, Presbyterian DL-John Champagne, Carson-Newman LB-John Newkirk, Newberry LB-Bobby Jones, Presbyterian LB-Kevin Sawyer, Gardner-Webb LB-Smith Sharpe, Lenoir-Rhyne DB-Kelvin Calwile, Presbyterian DB-Eric Brewton, Gardner-Webb DB-Clarence Bryce, Mars Hill DB-Tracy Barnes, Mars Hill P-Jim Bales, Carson-Newman

1986 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE TE-Chuck Ward, Elon WR-Terence Steward, Lenoir-Rhyne WR-Pat Johnson, Carson-Newman OL-Ricky Sigmon, Elon OL-Doug Hinson, Presbyterian OL-Thurman Leach, Gardner-Webb OL-Jay Floyd, Carson-Newman OL-Terry Casey, Mars Hill QB-Joe Pizzo, Mars Hill RB-Dwayne Clark, Elon RB-Chris Poston, Gardner-Webb RS-Pat Johnson, Carson-Newman PK-Jeff Parker, Gardner-Webb SECOND TEAM OFFENSE TE-Lance Rowland, Mars Hill WR-Kelvin Richardson, Gardner-Webb WR-Darryl Owings, Newberry OL-Jim Chappell, Gardner-Webb OL-Tony DiPietro, Elon OL-Chris Galloway, Newberry OL-Alphonso Morrison, Elon OL-Charlie Patterson, Presbyterian QB-Brian Bryson, Lenoir-Rhyne RB-Ray Littlejohn, Catawba RB-Jimmy Lindsey, Presbyterian RS-Sam Wells, Lenoir-Rhyne RS-Jimmy Lindsey, Presbyterian PK-Louis Revoiz, Carson-Newman FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL-Cullen Jordan, Catawba DL-Jeff Blanchard, Mars Hill DL-David Roberts, Carson-Newman DL-Tony Settles, Elon DL-Mike Davis, Carson-Newman LB-Lee Marchman, Mars Hill LB-Fred Adams, Carson-Newman DB-Reggie Hays, Carson-Newman DB-Keith Henry, Catawba DB-Mike Schlechter, Carson-Newman DB-Eric Brewton, Gardner-Webb P-Randy Whitson, Mars Hill SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-Fred Wagner, Carson-Newman DL-Don Bramlett, Carson-Newman DL-John Bradsher, Elon DL-Clarence Bryce, Mars Hill DL-Ronnie Purcell, Elon LB-Rodney Berry, Presbyterian LB-John Newkirk, Newberry DB-Kerry English, Mars Hill DB-Kelvin Calwile, Presbyterian DB-Stacey Drakeford, Presbyterian DB-David Bennett, Mars Hill P-Troy Roane, Lenoir-Rhyne

1985 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE TE-Kenny Watkins, Catawba WR-Terence Steward, Lenoir-Rhyne WR-Dale Similton, Mars Hill OL-Jay Floyd, Carson-Newman OL-Ricky Sigmon, Elon OL-Jeff Godbee, Newberry

OL-Bill Viggers, Catawba OL-Terry Casey, Mars Hill QB-Joe Pizzo, Mars Hill RB-Jonas Davis, Elon RB-John Nesbitt, Newberry RS-Stevie Riggins, Presbyterian PK-Eddie Taylor, Newberry SECOND TEAM OFFENSE TE-Walter Hawes, Mars Hill WR-Daryl Owings, Newberry WR-Pat Johnson, Carson-Newman WR-Kelvin Richardson, Gardner-Webb OL-Dwain Hayes, Newberry OL-Kyle Patterson, Lenoir-Rhyne OL-Alphonso Morrison, Elon OL-Harry Palmer, Presbyterian OL-Charlie Petterson, Presbyterian RB-Ray Littlejohn, Catawba RB-Pete Bember, Newberry RS-Eric Brewton, Gardner-Webb PK-David Shealy, Mars Hill FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL-Grady Williams, Elon DL-Lawrence Jackson, Presbyterian DL-Mike Cross, Mars Hill DL-Mark Isom, Carson-Newman DL-Tony Settles, Elon LB-Darryl Perry, Gardner-Webb LB-Pat Apke, Carson-Newman DB-Eric Brewton, Gardner-Webb DB-Mike Ferrell, Elon DB-Reggie Mays, Carson-Newman DB-Kelvin Calwile, Presbyterian P-Chris Pierpont, Mars Hill SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-Darren McNeely, Mars Hill DL-David Roberts, Carson-Newman DL-Tim Hardie, Gardner-Webb DL-Wayne Hall, Gardner-Webb DL-Smith Sharpe, Lenoir-Rhyne LB-Lee Marchman, Mars Hill LB-Rodney Berry, Presbyterian DB-Kerry English, Mars Hill DB-Kenneth Pressley, Newberry DB-Keith Henry, Catawba DB-Troy Roane, Lenoir-Rhyne P-Terry Best, Elon

1984 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE TE-Benjie Nichols, Newberry WR-Pat Johnson, Carson-Newman WR-Terrence Steward, Lenoir-Rhyne OL-Rick Oler, Carson-Newman OL-Clay Hassard, Elon OL-Brad Spivey, Carson-Newman OL-Jeff Godbee, Newberry OL-Thomas Kilcrease, Elon QB-Jeff Joslin, Carson-Newman RB-Kenneth Tyson, Carson-Newman RB-Jonas Davis, Elon RS-Charles Huff, Presbyterian PK-David Shealy, Mars Hill SECOND TEAM OFFENSE TE-Kenny Watkins, Catawba WR-LeMarr Landrum, Catawba WR-Dale Similton, Mars Hill OL-Paul Pendleton, Lenoir-Rhyne OL-Dwain Hayes, Newberry OL-Jimmie Covington, Carson-Newman OL-Kirk Dunn, Elon OL-Chuck King, Carson-Newman QB-Jimmy Skipper, Newberry RB-Ted Marcus, Carson-Newman RB-John Nesbitt, Newberry RS-Irvin Jones, Gardner-Webb PK-Louis Reveiz, Carson-Newman FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL-Grady Williams, Elon DL-Mike Cross, Mars Hill

DL-Lawrence Jackson, Presbyterian DL-Lamar Brown, Carson-Newman DL-Mark Kennedy, Newberry LB-Pat Apke, Carson-Newman LB-Royce Fentress, Elon DB-Tim Foutz, Carson-Newman DB-Albert Hendricks, Elon DB-Kevin Barnette, Mars Hill DB-Charles Huff, Presbyterian P-Chris Pierpont, Mars Hill SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-Barry Mouser, Carson-Newman DL-Wayne Hall, Gardner-Webb DL-Robert Williams, Presbyterian DL-Sam Chambers, Lenoir-Rhyne DL-Charles Hill, Presbyterian LB-Daryl Perry, Gardner-Webb LB-Todd Reaves, Mars Hill DB-Todd Armstrong, Catawba DB-Jake Welborn, Elon DB-Tony Campagna, Mars Hill DB-Kenneth Pressley, Newberry DB-Richard Wheeler, Newberry P-Terry Best, Elon

1983 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE TE-Kelly Stanley, Elon WR-Jeff Taylor, Catawba WR-Cameron Brooks, Gardner-Webb OL-Rick Oler, Carson-Newman OL-Danny Mayo, Gardner-Webb OL-Brad Spivey, Carson-Newman OL-Dwight Wilson, Carson-Newman OL-Thomas Kilcrease, Elon QB-Jimmy Skipper, Newberry RB-John Nesbitt, Newberry RB-Mike Motley, Newberry RS-Irvin Jones, Gardner-Webb PK-Eddie Taylor, Newberry SECOND TEAM OFFENSE TE-George Taylor, Newberry WR-Irvin Jones, Gardner-Webb WR-Del Barksdale, Presbyterian OL-Paul Pendleton, Lenoir-Rhyne OL-Don Williams, Newberry OL-Clay Hassard, Elon OL-Jeff Godbee, Elon OL-Chuck King, Carson-Newman QB-Sam Fromhart, Elon RB-Larry Smith, Carson-Newman RB-Jimmy Smith, Elon RS-Charles Huff, Presbyterian PK-Jeff Long, Lenoir-Rhyne FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL-Butch Gunter, Lenoir-Rhyne DL-Barry Shuford, Lenoir-Rhyne DL-Robert Williams, Presbyterian DL-Jeff Cooper, Elon DL-Jimmie Turner, Presbyterian LB-Royce Fentress, Elon LB-David Moose, Lenoir-Rhyne DB-Darius Davis, Gardner-Webb DB-Kevin Barnette, Mars Hill DB-Kenneth Pressly, Newberry DB-Charles Huff, Presbyterian P-Todd Brantley, Gardner-Webb SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-Grady Williams, Elon DL-Barry Mouser, Carson-Newman DL-Lawrence Jackson, Presbyterian DL-Sam Chambers, Lenoir-Rhyne DL-Mark Kennedy, Newberry LB-Pat Apke, Carson-Newman LB-Daryl Perry, Gardner-Webb LB-Johnny Baker, Gardner-Webb DB-Mark Teat, Catawba DB-Tim Foutz, Carson-Newman DB-Eddy Hickman, Lenoir-Rhyne DB-Milton Pope, Newberry

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1982 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE TE-Kelly Stanley, Elon WR-Cameron Brooks, Gardner-Webb WR-Duane Foster, Gardner-Webb OL-Paul Pendleton, Lenoir-Rhyne OL-Scott McClanahan, Carson-Newman OL-Roger Green, Gardner-Webb OL-Dwight Wilson, Carson-Newman OL-Clint York, Elon QB-Chip Stuart, Gardner-Webb RB-Glenn Ford, Lenoir-Rhyne RB-Hugh Rutledge, Carson-Newman RS-Charles Huff, Presbyterian PK-Carlisle Koonts, Gardner-Webb SECOND TEAM OFFENSE TE-George Taylor, Newberry WR-Steve Vargas, Elon WR-Jeff Taylor, Catawba OL-Dan Mayo, Gardner-Webb OL-Eddie Hernandez, Elon OL-Doug Biggs, Gardner-Webb OL-Gary Dowell, Catawba OL-Chuch Dickinson, Gardner-Webb OL-Chuck King, Carson-Newman RS-Bryan Bell, Carson-Newman PK-Jeff Long, Lenoir-Rhyne FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL-Butch Gunter, Lenoir-Rhyne DL-Robert Williams, Presbyterian DL-Kevin Parks, Catawba DL-Jimmy Turner, Presbyterian DL-Rick Burkhalter, Gardner-Webb DL-Jerome Taylor, Carson-Newman LB-Mark Weeks, Newberry LB-Stanley Tootoo, Elon DB-Charles Huff, Presbyterian DB-Darius Davis, Gardner-Webb DB-Mike Edmonson, Elon DB-Steve Mills, Carson-Newman P-Kelly Stanley, Elon SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-Donnell Edmonds, Carson-Newman DL-Ricky Williamson, Mars Hill DL-Barry Shuford, Lenoir-Rhyne DL-Preston Threatt, Newberry DL-Danny Shutt, Catawba LB-Johnny Baker, Gardner-Webb LB-Lamar Brown, Carson-Newman DB-Larry Holding, Mars Hill DB-Ted Ash, Lenoir-Rhyne DB-James Barron, Carson-Newman DB-Todd Armstrong, Catawba P-Bobby Stanton, Carson-Newman

1981 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE WR-Duane Foster, Gardner-Webb WR-Gary Call, Newberry OL-Tony Pethel, Elon OL-Hal Moore, Newberry OL-Larry Owens, Presbyterian OL-Alan Peters, Elon OL-Ken Carrick, Catawba QB-John Bangley, Elon RB-Van Williams, Carson-Newman RB-Jamie Pope, Gardner-Webb RB-Curtis Burton, Presbyterian RS-Irvin Jones, Gardner-Webb PK-Phil Renn, Elon SECOND TEAM OFFENSE WR-Steve Fleming, Lenoir-Rhyne WR-Larry Brow, Mars Hill WR-Raymond Jones, Catawba OL-Scott McClanahan, Carson-Newman OL-Eddie Hernandez, Elon OL-Gary Dowell, Catawba

OL-Kenny Redmond, Lenoir-Rhyne OL-Doug Malone, Carson-Newman QB-Chip Stuart, Gardner-Webb RB-Chip Irby, Catawba RB-William Mitchell, Mars Hill RB-Hugh Rutledge, Carson-Newman RS-William Mitchell, Mars Hill PK-Jeff Long, Lenoir-Rhyne FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL-Chris Worst, Elon DL-Ricky Williamson, Mars Hill DL-Stan Stanton, Newberry DL-Jeff Cooper, Elon DL-Preston Threatt, Newberry LB-Stanley Tootoo, Elon LB-Steve Stalvey, Presbyterian DB-Vic Robinson, Catawba DB-Charles Womack, Elon DB-Mike Edmonson, Elon DB-Larry Holding, Mars Hill P-Bobby Stanton, Carson-Newman SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-Chris Ellis, Mars Hill DL-Adrian Robertson, Elon DL-Ralph Warthen, Gardner-Webb DL-Tim Emory, Mars Hill DL-Scott Hosch, Presbyterian LB-Ernie Tootoo, Elon LB-John Sprinkle, Mars Hill DB-Melvin Melton, Carson-Newman DB-Ted Ash, Lenoir-Rhyne DB-Jerry Hartnett, MH DB-Mike Owens, PC P-Larry Harrington, Newberry

1980 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE WR-Lanky Williams, Gardner-Webb WR-Joey Hackett, Elon OL-Greg Malone, Carson-Newman OL-Joe Gibson, Carson-Newman OL-Cliff Searcy, Mars Hill OL-Greg Sharpe, Carson-Newman OL-Donovan Brown, Elon QB-Jay Andrews, Carson-Newman RB-Boyce Green, Carson-Newman RB-Kenny Phillips, Mars Hill RB-Bobby Hedrick, Elon RS-William Mitchell, Mars Hill PK-Phil Renn, Elon SECOND TEAM OFFENSE WR-Cameron Brooks, Gardner-Webb WR-Charlie Gibson, Carson-Newman OL-Chuck Dickinson, GW OL-Danny Thorton, Presbyterian OL-Harold Hill, Elon OL-Larry Owens, Presbyterian OL-Alan Peters, Elon QB-Craig Corbett, LR RB-CW Wilson, Newberry RB-Hugh Rutledge, CN RB-Fred Jordan, Elon RS-Ricky Ross, Elon FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL-Joe Grant, Presbyterian DL-Ralph Warthen, Gardner-Webb DLenoir-Rhyneicky Williamson, Mars Hill DL-Bill Butts, Catawba DL-John Robinson, Elon LB-John Gulledge, Mars Hill LB-Ernie Tootoo, Elon DB-JC Burkett, Mars Hill DB-Brad Payne, Carson-Newman DB-Steve Campbell, Mars Hill DB-Greg Bynum, Elon P-Melvin Dunn, Mars Hill SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-Chris Worst, Elon

DL-Stan Stanton, Newberry DL-Adrian Robertson, Elon DL-Ricky Burkhalter, Gardner-Webb DL-Jerome Taylor, Carson-Newman LB-Melvin Melton, Carson-Newman LB-Stanley Tootoo, Elon DB-Jeff Lindsey, LR DB-Brent Miller, Catawba DB-Heyward Hinton, PC DB-Charles Womack, Elon P-Phil Melton, Elon

1979 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE WR-Jesse Cason, Presbyterian WR-Willie Nelson, Carson-Newman OL-Bruce Morgan, Elon OL-Roy Walker, Presbyterian OL-Cliff Searcy, Mars Hill OL-Greg Parman, Carson-Newman OL-Steve Strickland, Lenoir-Rhyne QB-Jimmy Spence, Presbyterian RB-Clayto Burke, Presbyterian RB-Bobby Hedrick, Elon RB-Kenny Phillips, Mars Hill RS-Jerry Henfey, Newberry PK-Chuck Bishop, Presbyterian SECOND TEAM OFFENSE WR-Duane Foster, Gardner-Webb WR-Rick Ledbetter, Lenoir-Rhyne OL-Lee Cardwell, Carson-Newman OL-John Stewart, Carson-Newman OL-Ken Dobler, Catawba OL-Bobby Hopkins, Gardner-Webb OL-Rick Jones, Catawba QB-Chip Stewart, Gardner-Webb RB-CW Wilson, Newberry RB-Don Srayhorn, Lenoir-Rhyne RB-Danny Days, Catawba RS-Mark Strickland, Catawba PK-Carlisle Koontz, Catawba FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL-Joe Grant, Presbyterian DL-Jerry Cook, Elon DL-Stan Stanton, Newberry DL-Jim McCoun, Presbyterian DL-Johnny Richards, Elon LB-Jimmy Riddle, Elon LB-Dennis Yarborough, Newberry DB-Erskine Reed, Presbyterian DB-Bryan Burney, Elon DB-Jerry Hefney, Newberry DB-Steve Campbell, Mars Hill P-Rick Mashburn, Lenoir-Rhyne SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-Barry Knight, Newberry DL-Ricky Williamson, Mars Hill DL-Mike McDonnell, Lenoir-Rhyne DL-Chris Miller, Newberry DL-Paul Maynard, CN LB-Herbie Spencer, Newberry LB-John Gulledge, Mars Hill DB-Dennis Walker, Elon DB-Randy Lamar, Newberry DB-Brad Payne, CN DB-Steve Crittenden, LR P-Ken Hartley, Catawba

1978 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE WR-Tank Black, Carson-Newman WR-Tim Gaines, Carson-Newman OL-Luke Sauer, Mars Hill OL-Ronnie Deal, Lenoir-Rhyne OL-Roy Walker, Presbyterian OL-Alan Rice, Mars Hill OL-Jeff Carter, GW QB-Jimmy Spence, PC RB-Bobby Hedrick, Elon

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RB-Clayto Burke, PC RB-Robbie Barnes, GW RS-Bryan Burney, Elon PK-Tom Sexton, Catawba SECOND TEAM OFFENSE WR-Sheldon Davis, Lenoir-Rhyne WR-Jesse Cason, Presbyterian OL-Johnny Odum, PC OL-Damone Leaphart, Newberry OL-Rick Jones, Catawba OL-Randy Reid, Elon OL-Bruce Ollis, PC QB-Danny Sanders, CN RB-Ricky White, Catawba RB-Kenny Phillips, Mars Hill RB-Don Strayhorn, LR RS-Donald Porter, PC PK-Rick Mashburn, LR FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL-Noel Wiseman, GW DL-Randy Michaelson, Elon DL-Charlie Coles, Newberry DL-John Richards, Elon DL-Jim McCoun, PC LB-James Riddle, Elon LB-Bernard McDaniel, Newberry DB-Steve Campbell, MH DB-Danny Miller, MH DB-Bryan Burney, Elon DB-Rhae Farris, PC SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-Ned Parrish, Lenoir-Rhyne DL-John Gulledge, Mars Hill DL-Bill Sizemore, Presbyterian DL-Richard Bagwell, Mars Hill DL-Chris Miller, Newberry LB-Ted Inscore, Catawba LB-Rod White, Mars Hill DB-Bill Gleason, Catawba DB-Dennis Walker, Elon DB-Jerry Hefney, Newberry DB-Chris Johnson, GW P-Russ Parrish, Newberry

1977 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE WR-Tank Black, Carson-Newman WR-Tim Gaines, Carson-Newman OL-Richard Mack, Gardner-Webb OL-Danny Bass, Elon OL-Mark Classen, Gardner-Webb OL-Allan Rice, Mars Hill OL-Jeff Carter, Gardner-Webb QB-Mark Dickerson, Mars Hill RB-Johnny Walker, Gardner-Webb RB-Elliot Pauling, Presbyterian RB-Butch Baker, Lenoir-Rhyne RS-David Elliot, Presbyterian PK-Curtis Bumgardner, Carson-Newman SECOND TEAM OFFENSE WR-Sheldon Davis, Lenoir-Rhyne WR-Bart Crawford, Catawba OL-Scott Gaines, Catawba OL-TD Allen, Mars Hill OL-Charles Holtzclaw, Lenoir-Rhyne OLenoir-Rhyneoger Phillips, Elon OL-Bruce Morgan, Elon QB-Danny Sanders, Carson-Newman RB-Kenny Brown, Newberry RB-Bobby Hedrick, Elon RB-Roger Cruell, Mars Hill RS-Kevin Williams, Presbyterian PK-Mitch Rippy, Elon FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL-Bill Murphy, Elon DL-Charlie Upchurch, Newberry DL-Randy Michaelson, Elon DL-Wes McLaughlin, Elon

DL-Jim McCoun, Presbyterian LB-Dennis Yarbrough, Newberry LB-Charlie Izzard, Newberry DB-Chuck Lindsey, Elon DB-David Elliot, Presbyterian DB-DD Boyd, Newberry DB-Bill Salyers, Gardner-Webb SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-Ned Parrish, Lenoir-Rhyne DL-Walt Nichols, Mars Hill DL-Charlie Coles, Newberry DL-Richard Bagwell, Mars Hill DL-David Shaddrix, Presbyterian LB-Mark Heil, Elon; LB-James Riddle, Elon DB-Eddie Foust, Elon DB-Tim Rupert, Catawba DB-Danny Miller, Mars Hill DB-Buddy Holwell, Presbyterian

1976 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE WR, Tank Black, Carson-Newman WR-Chip Sheffield, Lenoir-Rhyne OL-Jeff MacKenzie, Elon OL-Danny Bass, Elon OL-Leon Brown, Carson-Newman OL-Wilmer Walker, Lenoir-Rhyne OL-Robbie Strickland, Presbyterian QB-Pat Witheril, Catawba RB-Howard Ferguson, Elon RB-Steve Jewell, Catawba RB-Frank Taylor, Gardner-Webb RS-Terry Cunningham, Catawba PK-Curtis Bumgardner, Carson-Newman SECOND TEAM OFFENSE WR-Mike Hooks, Carson-Newman WR-Keith Richardson, Elon OL-David Penland, Presbyterian OL-Mark Classen, Gardner-Webb OL-Vernon Haynes, Catawba OL-Steve Foster, Carson-Newman OL-Jeff Carter, Gardner-Webb QB-Jody Salmon, Presbyterian RB-Johnny Walker, Gardner-Webb RB-Doug Belk, Carson-Newman RB-Butch Baker, Lenoir-Rhyne RS-Elliot Pauling, Presbyterian PK-Mike Cox, Gardner-Webb

OL-Mike McGroatry, Newberry OL-Wilmer Walker, Lenoir-Rhyne QB-Pat Witheril, Catawba RB-Scott Crawford, Lenoir-Rhyne RB-Andrew Pittman, Carson-Newman RB-Howard, Ferguson, Elon RS-Ronnie Reeves, Mars Hill PK-Rick Padgett, Lenoir-Rhyne SECOND TEAM OFFENSE WR-Jim Bucher, Catawba WR-Mark Simms, Newberry OL-Jeff MacKenzie, Elon OL-David Crawford, Mars Hill OL-Gary Hooper, Mars Hill OL-Steve Foster, Carson-Newman QB-Jody Salmon, Presbyterian RB-Kim Smith, Catawba RB-Rufus Johnson, Newberry RB-Po Rogers, Gardner-Webb RS-Allen Simmons, Catawba PK-Stan Curry, Mars Hill FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL-Dave Bailey, Elon DL-Van Tyson, Lenoir-Rhyne DL-Ricky Locklear, Elon DL-Diffy Ross, Elon DL-Sanders Shiver, Carson-Newman LB-Ken Rucker, Carson-Newman LB-Vann Johnson, Lenoir-Rhyne DB-William Peppers, Gardner-Webb DB-Don McLaughlin, Elon DB-Tom Anderson, Mars Hill DB-DD Boyd, Newberry SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-Wendell Snelgrove, Newberry DL-Clinton Mimmicks, Carson-Newman DL-Charlie Upchurch, Newberry DL-Monte Walker, Gardner-Webb DL-Joe Gro, Elon LB-Dennis Yarborough, Newberry LB-Charlie Izzard, Newberry DB-Kenny Martin, Lenoir-Rhyne DB-Sparky Woods, Carson-Newman DB-Neal Smith, Newberry DB-Chip Woodyard, Catawba

FIRST TEAM DEFENSE DL-Alan Smith, Presbyterian DL-Ricky Locklear, Elon DL-Randy Oxendine, Elon DL-Wes McLaughlin, Elon DL-Mike Washington, Newberry LB-Dennis Yarbrough, Newberry LB-Ted Inscore, Catawba DB-Chuck Lindsay, Elon DB-DD Boyd, Newberry DB-John Hackett, Presbyterian DB-Claude Crocker, Presbyterian SECOND TEAM DEFENSE DL-Kevin Hemphill, Catawba DL-Clinton Minnicks, Carson-Newman DL-Jim Erik, Catawba DL-Jeff Stapleton, Mars Hill DL-Mike Briggs, Gardner-Webb LB-Ned Parrish, Lenoir-Rhyne LB-Richard Garrett, Carson-Newman DB-Mike Taylor, Newberry DB-Rod Overholt, Catawba DB-Chris Johnson, Gardner-Webb DB-Alan Nicely, Carson-Newman

1975 FIRST TEAM OFFENSE WR-Ronnie Capps, Mars Hill WR-Chip Sheffield, Lenoir-Rhyne OL-Det Haislip, Newberry OL-Bob Bolick, Gardner-Webb OL-Bee Carlton, Presbyterian

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sac awards history COACH OF THE YEAR 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 1977 1976 1975

Joe Reich Todd Knight Curtis Walker Ian Shields Mike Houston Mike Houston Tim Clifton Mike Houston Joe Reich Ken Sparks Frankie DeBusk Chip Hester Zak Willis Tommy Spangler Joe Reich Ken Sparks Ken Sparks David Bennett David Bennett David Bennett Daryl Dickey Ken Sparks Ken Sparks David Bennett Charles Forbes Ken Sparks Leon Hart Ken Sparks Ken Sparks Ken Sparks John Perry Woody Fish Ken Sparks Steve Patton Cally Gault Ken Sparks Ken Sparks Jerry Tolley Charles Gibson Jerry Tolley Cally Gault Reed Charpia Cally Gault Warren Klawiter Fred Herren

Wingate Newberry Catawba Lenior-Rhyne Lenoir-Rhyne Lenoir-Rhyne Mars Hill Lenoir-Rhyne Wingate Carson-Newman Tusculum Catawba Newberry Presbyterian Wingate Carson-Newman Carson-Newman Catawba Catawba Catawba Presbyterian Carson-Newman Carson-Newman Catawba Lenoir-Rhyne Carson-Newman Elon Carson-Newman Carson-Newman Carson-Newman Lenoir-Rhyne Gardner-Webb Carson-Newman Mars Hill Presbyterian Carson-Newman Carson-Newman Elon Mars Hill Elon Presbyterian Newberry Presbyterian Catawba Newberry

OFFENSIVE POY 2017 Lawrence Pittman Wingate 2016 Raleigh Yeldell Newberry 2015 Damian Baker Carson-Newman 2014 Dimitri Holmes Mars Hill 2013 Bo Cordell Tusculum 2012 Brandon Haywood Carson-Newman Chris Bowden Wingate 2011 Jonas Randolph Mars Hill 2010 Bo Cordell Tusculum 2009 Jonas Randolph Mars Hill Alex Good Carson-Newman 2008 Corey Russell Tusculum 2007 Brad Roach Catawba 2006 Josh Stepp Newberry 2005 Zach Ellis Presbyterian 2004 Shane Kelley Carson-Newman 2003 Luke Samples Catawba 2002 Leonard Guyton Carson-Newman 2001 Todd Cunningham Presbyterian 2000 Todd Cunningham Presbyterian Terrance Stokes Mars Hill 1999 Todd Cunningham Presbyterian 1998 Heath Hawkins Carson-Newman 1997 Ty Westmoreland Carson-Newman Tracy Bowen Wingate 1996 Kevin Brown Catawba 1995 Matt Penland Carson-Newman 1994 Leonard Davis Lenoir-Rhyne 1993 Ken Avent Catawba 1992 Rodney Robinson Gardner-Webb 1991 Robert Thomas Carson-Newman 1990 Robert Hardy Carson-Newman 1989 Tommy Laurendine Lenoir-Rhyne 1988 Tommy Laurendine Lenoir-Rhyne 1987 Kenneth Tyson Carson-Newman 1986 Dwayne Clark Elon 1985 Joe Pizzo Mars Hill 1984 Kenneth Tyson Carson-Newman 1983 Cameron Brooks Gardner-Webb 1982 Chip Stuart Gardner-Webb 1981 John Bangley Elon 1980 Bobby Hedrick Elon 1979 Clayto Burke Presbyterian 1978 Jimmy Spence Presbyterian 1977 Johnny Walker Gardner-Webb 1976 Howard Ferguson Elon 1975 Scott Crawford Lenoir-Rhyne

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Kyle Kitchens Ray Edwards Kyle Kitchens Tanner Botts Michael Green Troy Harris Cory Johnson Demetrius Green Marcus Shuford Ron Parker Will Newell Eric Rice Ron Ellington Anthony Robinson Tim Clarke Ricardo Colclough Khalid Abdullah Shawn Sanders Radell Lockhart DeVonte Peterson Michael Robinson Maurice Miller Mike Clowney Mike Belk Steve Mellon Robert Burnett Lamar Adams Clayton Holmes LeRoy Mincey Joe Fishback Mike Schlechter Sam Pinkney Lee Marchman Darryl Perry Charlie Huff Butch Gunter Stanley Tootoo Stanley Tootoo John Gulledge Steve Campbell Steve Campbell Charlie Coles Wes McLaughlin Ricky Locklear Sanders Shiver

Catawba Wingate Catawba Lenior-Rhyne Lenoir-Rhyne Mars Hill Catawba Lenoir-Rhyne Lenoir-Rhyne Newberry Newberry Carson-Newman Catawba Carson-Newman Lenoir-Rhyne Tusculum Mars Hill Catawba Catawba Catawba Catawba Catawba Carson-Newman Mars Hill Carson-Newman Elon Elon Carson-Newman Carson-Newman Carson-Newman Carson-Newman Presbyterian Mars Hill Gardner-Webb Presbyterian Lenoir-Rhyne Elon Elon Mars Hill Mars Hill Mars Hill Newberry Elon Elon Carson-Newman

sac awards history FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984

Jerko’ya Patton (O) Limestone Earl Adams (D) Mars Hill Craig Rucker (O) Mars Hill Jay Boyd (D) Tusculum Gilbert Johnson (O) Mars Hill Kyle Duggar (D) Lenoir-Rhyne Keshaun Taylor (O) Mars Hill L’Keith Brown (D) Tusculum Trent Miller (O) Mars Hill Rodney Singleton (D) Lenoir-Rhyne Jaquan Marsh (O) Brevard Jarvis Neal (D) Carson-Newman Dimitri Holmes (O) Mars Hill CJ Barksdale (D) Catawba Kelvin Jeter (O) Brevard Damein Lee (D) Catawba Bo Cordell (O) Tusculum Qua Jackson (D) Carson-Newman John Brown (O) Mars Hill Lakeem Perry (D) Catawba Nelson Woods (O) Wingate Revel Coffey (D) Carson-Newman Justin Sanders (O) Lenoir-Rhyne Brian Brown (D) Carson-Newman Alex Rouse (O) Carson-Newman Antwan Thomas (D) Presbyterian George Washington (O) Mars Hill Sherman Burnett (D) Presbyterian Brandon Sims (O) Mars Hill Marcus Huntley (D) Catawba Chris Winford (O) Lenoir-Rhyne Samario Houston (D) Catawba Rodney Wallace (O) Catawba Shane Kelley (O) Carson-Newman Maurice Jackson (D) Mars Hill Kennard France (O) Lenoir-Rhyne Craig Pritchett (D) Tusculum Jameil Surratt (O) Lenoir-Rhyne Rodney Williams (O) Wingate Khalid Abdullah (D) Mars Hill Todd Cunningham (O) Presbyterian Shawn Sanders (D) Catawba Vic Gilmore (O) Newberry Darryl Henderson (D) Gardner-Webb Clint Conner (O) Gardner-Webb Cedric Killings (D) Carson-Newman Shawn Gannaway (O) Elon Duane Thompson (D) Presbyterian Michael Byrley (O) Mars Hill Steve Fox (D) Lenoir-Rhyne Randy Sullivan (O) Presbyterian Corey Hardy (D) Gardner-Webb Maurice Blakeney Elon Vernon Buck Wingate Derrick Sharpe Mars Hill Chuck Proffitt Carson-Newman Robert Thomas Carson-Newman Mike Warren Catawba Edwin Lowery Carson-Newman Steve Riggins Presbyterian Brian Bryson Lenoir-Rhyne

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Daniel Owens Joe Hillin Joe Ray Joe Ray Joe Ray Kaleb Myrick Kevin Day Chandler Rearden Chandler Rearden Michael Tribue Thomas Battle Heath Benedict Heath Benedict Marcus Brisbone Reggie Perkins Alan Dunn Alan Dunn David Cassell Clay Clevenger Brian Hinson Alan Collis Ryan Keese Brian Estes Jason Self Hugo Ieremia Bill Clarke Kevin Sims Kevin Sims Paige Belcher

Wingate Mars Hill Lenoir-Rhyne Lenior-Rhyne Lenoir-Rhyne Lenoir-Rhyne Carson-Newman Lenoir-Rhyne Lenoir-Rhyne Carson-Newman Carson-Newman Newberry Newberry Presbyterian Carson-Newman Tusculum Tusculum Mars Hill Carson-Newman Catawba Carson-Newman Presbyterian Presbyterian Wingate Carson-Newman Elon Carson-Newman Carson-Newman Carson-Newman

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sac coaching history Name Ken Sparks Tim Clifton Joe Reich Frankie DeBusk Cally Gault David Bennett Woody Fish Chip Hester John Perry Todd Knight Jerry Tolley Claude Gibson Tommy Spangler Curtis Walker Zak Willis Steve Patton Leon Hart Lonnie Carden Charles Forbes Mike Houston Elliot Poss Daryl Dickey Bill Mauldin Jack Huss J.D. Haglan Steve Wilt Felton Stephens Tom Moore Doug Malone Paul Hamilton S.S. Wilson Ian Shields Henry Vansant Warren Klawiter Oval Jaynes Fred Herren Mike Taylor Wayne Hicks Bill Hart Wright Anderson Rick Gilstrap Johnny Wike Fred Goldsmith Jerry Odom Mike Kellar Mike Turner Pete Stout Ron Case Ellis Johnson Al Seagraves Mike Furrey Steve Shaughnessy Billy Kinard William Faircloth Bob Brush Billy Simmons

School Carson-Newman Mars Hill Wingate Tusculum Presbyterian Catawba Gardner-Webb Catawba Lenoir-Rhyne/Presbyterian Newberry Elon Mars Hill Presbyterian Catawba Newberry Mars Hill/Gardner Webb Elon Elon Lenoir-Rhyne Lenoir-Rhyne Presbyterian Presbyterian Catawba Lenoir-Rhyne Catawba Wingate Mars Hill Gardner-Webb Wingate Brevard Elon Lenoir-Rhyne Lenoir-Rhyne Catawba Gardner-Webb Newberry Newberry Lenoir-Rhyne Lenoir-Rhyne Elon Mars Hill Carson-Newman Lenoir-Rhyne Tusculum Lenoir-Rhyne Carson-Newman Catawba Carson-Newman Gardner-Webb Elon Limestone Catawba Gardner-Webb Catawba Wingate Mars Hill

Years 1980-2016 1993-present 2001-present 1998-2015 1975-84 1995-2001 1984-96 2002-12 1984-96 2009-present 1977-81 1975-82 2001-06 2013-present 2003-08 1985-99 1989-95 1984-88 1991-96 2011-13 1985-90 1997-00 1987-90 1975-79 1991-94 1989-93 1988-92 1979-82 1994-98 2008-16 1975-76 2014-15 1980-83 1976-79 1975-77 1975-77 1997-02 2002-06 1997-01 1982-83 1983-84 1975-77 2007-10 2016-present 2016-2017 2017-present 1983-86 1978-79 1983 1996 2017 1980-82 1978 1975 1999-00 1982

All-Time SAC Victories Name Ken Sparks Tim Clifton Joe Reich Frankie DeBusk Cally Gault Woody Fish

School Carson-Newman Mars Hill Wingate Tusculum Presbyterian Gardner-Webb

SAC 203-57 78-96 62-56 50-69 44-21-4 41-9 41-50 40-36 39-52 32-27 27-7-1 28-25-2 28-14 22-13 22-19 23-20 23-26 23-12 19-23 19-2 18-23-1 19-10 16-12 16-17-1 13-15 12-23 12-23 11-17 11-24 11-56 10-3 10-4 10-17-1 10-18 9-11 9-12 8-28 8-27 8-28 7-5 7-6-1 7-13 7-20 6-8 6-8 5-2 5-23 5-9 4-3 4-3 3-4 3-18 2-5 2-4 2-13 0-0

Pct. .781 .448 .525 .420 .677 .820 .451 .526 .429 .542 .794 .528 .667 .628 .537 .535 .469 .657 .452 .904 .439 .655 .571 .485 .464 .480 .343 .393 .314 .164 .769 .714 .370 .357 .450 .429 .258 .229 .258 .583 .538 .350 .259 .429 .429 .714 .179 .357 .571 .571 .429 .143 .400 .333 .133 .000

All 338-99-2 133-130 110-75 96-100 58-44-5 63-16 72-71 70-49 62-79 55-44 49-11-2 43-36-2 42-24 35-21 39-25 39-28-1 37-37 34-17 30-31 29-8 29-38-1 28-15 21-24 23-28-3 18-23 23-28 20-32-1 17-24 24-29 24-86 16-6 16-6 16-27-1 18-24 13-16 12-17-1 20-36 17-36 14-39 14-6 10-11-1 12-19 17-27 9-12 6-15 9-2 13-29-1 8-12 5-6 4-7 4-6 8-23 4-5-1 4-6 4-18 0-1

Pct. .772 .505 .595 .489 .569 .797 .503 .588 .440 .555 .817 .544 .636 .625 .609 .574 .500 .667 .492 .784 .433 .651 .467 .451 .439 .451 .385 .415 .453 .218 .727 .727 .372 .429 .448 .417 .357 .321 .264 .700 .476 .387 .386 .429 .285 .818 .314 .400 .455 .364 .400 .258 .444 .400 .182 .000

All-Time Overall Victories

Yrs. No. 37 203 24 78 16 62 18 50 8 44 13 41

Name Ken Sparks Tim Clifton Joe Reich Frankie DeBusk Woody Fish

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School Carson-Newman Mars Hill Wingate Tusculum Gardner-Webb

Yrs. No. 37 338 24 133 16 110 18 96 13 72

all-americans AP Little Bobby Hedrick, RB, Elon

All-Time All-Americans Carson-Newman....................................93 Catawba.................................................53 Tusculum................................................34 Lenoir-Rhyne..........................................34 Mars Hill..................................................33 Gardner-Webb........................................29 Newberry................................................28 Wingate..................................................27 Presbyterian...........................................26 Elon........................................................20 Brevard...................................................9

1975 NAIA 1st 2nd 2nd

1st 3rd

Kodak Danny Bass, T, Elon

1st 1st 2nd

1977

Kodak Danny Bass, OT, Elon

1st 1st 2nd 1st

1978

1st 2nd 2nd 2nd

1979 NAIA Roy Walker, OT, Presbyterian Clayton Burke, RB, Presbyterian Paul Maynard, DE, Carson-Newman Steve Campbell, DB, Mars Hill Clayton Curry, DE, Mars Hill Rick Mashburn, P, Lenoir-Rhyne 1980

NAIA Chip Stuart, QB, Gardner-Webb Dwight Wilson, OG, Carson-Newman Jerome Taylor, DE, Carson-Newman Hugh Rutledge, RB, Carson-Newman Glenn Ford, RB, Lenoir-Rhyne Cameron Brooks, WR, Gardner-Webb Carlisle Koonts, K, Gardner-Webb Charles Huff, DB, Presbyterian

1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd

1st

1987 AP Little Lee Marchman, LB, Mars Hill Jeff Parker, K, Gardner-Webb NAIA Sam Pinkney, LB, Presbyterian Kenneth Tyson, RB, Carson-Newman Jay Floyd, OL, Carson-Newman Lee Marchman, LB, Mars Hill Jeff Parker, K, Gardner-Webb Keith Henry, FS, Catawba

1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd

1988 NAIA Mike Schlechter, DB, Carson-Newman Rodney Goodine, LB, Catawba LeRoy Mincey, LB, Carson-Newman Randy Brown, K, Catawba Keith Henry, DB, Catawba Dwayne Clark, RB, Elon Tony DiPietro, OL, Elon Eric Brewton, DB, Gardner-Webb Randy Whitson, P, Mars Hill

1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd

NAIA Pat Apke, LB, Carson-Newman Jimmy Turner, LB, Presbyterian Dwight Wilson, OG, Carson-Newman Barry Mouser, DT, Carson-Newman Butch Gunter, NG, Lenoir-Rhyne John Nesbitt, RB, Newberry

1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd

1984 NAIA Terrence Steward, WR, Lenoir-Rhyne Jeff Godbee, OL, Newberry Rick Oler, OL, Carson-Newman Kenneth Tyson, RB, Carson-Newman Mark Kennedy, DL, Newberry Barry Mouser, DL, Carson-Newman Pat Apke, LB, Carson-Newman Royce Fentress, LB, Elon Charles Huff, DB, Presbyterian Kevin Barnette, DB, Mars Hill

1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd

NAIA Kelly Rasnic, OL, Carson-Newman Rodney Goodine, LB, Catawba Steve Parsley, RB, Presbyterian Brent Collins, LB, Carson-Newman Joe Fishback, DB, Carson-Newman Todd Lipe, DE, Catawba Laverne Reddick, WR, Presbyterian Darrell Middleton, RB, Gardner-Webb David Pool, DB, Carson-Newman Randy Whitson, P, Mars Hill

1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd

1990 NAIA Paige Belcher, OL, Carson-Newman Todd Lipe, DE, Catawba Aaron Kanner, P, Catawba Robert Hardy, RB, Carson-Newman Clayton Holmes, DB, Carson-Newman LeRoy Mincey, LB, Carson-Newman Anthony Ware, DL, Carson-Newman Jerry Ratchford, OL, Wingate

1st 1st 2nd 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd

1985

AP Little Tank Black, WR, Carson-Newman NAIA Jeff Carter, OG, Gardner-Webb Charlie Coles, DT, Newberry Bobby Hedrick, RB, Elon John Odom, C, Presbyterian

1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd

1983

AP Little Ricky Locklear, DT, Elon Howard Ferguson, RB, Elon

NAIA Johnny Walker, RB, Gardner-Webb Danny Bass, OT, Elon Elliot Pauling, RB, Presbyterian

1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd

1981 NAIA Chris Worst, NG, Elon Tony Pethel, OT, Elon Phil Renn, K, Elon Stanley Tootoo, LB, Elon Vann Williams, RB, Carson-Newman Larry Owens, OG, Presbyterian Stan Stanton, DT, Newberry

2nd

1989

1976

NAIA Ricky Locklear, DT, Elon Mike Cox, DB, Gardner-Webb

Kodak Ricky Sigmon, OL, Elon

1982

Limestone...............................................1

Sanders Shiver, DE, Carson-Newman Scott Crawford, RB, Lenoir-Rhyne Bob Bolick, OT, Gardner-Webb

NAIA Bobby Hedrick, RB, Elon Brad Payne, DB, Carson-Newman John Gulledge, LB, Mars Hill Chris Worst, NG, Elon Ralph Warthen, DT, Gardner-Webb

Harry Palmer, OG, Presbyterian 1st

NAIA Terrence Steward, WR, Lenoir-Rhyne Jeff Godbee, OL, Newberry Mark Isom, DL, Carson-Newman Lawrence Jackson, DL, Presbyterian Pat Apke, LB, Carson-Newman Eric Brewton, DB, Gardner-Webb Grady Williams, DL, Elon

1991 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd

1986 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd

NAIA Ricky Sigmon, OL, Elon Jay Floyd, OG, Carson-Newman David Roberts, DT, Carson-Newman Keith Henry, FS, Catawba Dwayne Clark, RB, Elon Terrence Steward, WR, Lenoir-Rhyne Lee Marchman, LB, Mars Hill

#SACFB

NAIA Todd Collins, LB, Carson-Newman Clayton Holmes, DB, Carson-Newman Mark Briscoe, OL, Carson-Newman Nathan Salyer, K, Carson-Newman Robert Thomas, RB, Carson-Newman Curtis Walker, LB, Catawba

1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd

1992 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd

AP Little Rodney Robinson, WR, Gardner-Webb Jason Monday, PK, Lenoir-Rhyne Darryl Gooden, LB, Carson-Newman

1st 1st 3rd

NAIA Rodney Robinson, WR, Gardner-Webb Kevin Sims, OL, Carson-Newman

1st 1st

all-americans Lamar Adams, DL, Elon Gabe Wilkins, DL, Gardner-Webb Dunsey Harper, LB, Gardner-Webb James Harbinson, DB, Gardner-Webb Andre Kwasnik, PK, Gardner-Webb Chuck Proffitt, DB, Carson-Newman Maurice Vezina, OL, Elon Curtis Walker, LB, Catawba Raymond Jennings, LB, Gardner-Webb Tony Couey, DL, Carson-Newman Rod Clark, KR, Elon Terry McGowan, DB, Gardner-Webb Leonard Davis, RB, Lenoir-Rhyne

1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd

Kodak Rodney Robinson, WR, Gardner-Webb Darryl Gooden, LB, Carson-Newman

1st 1st

Don Hansen Rodney Robinson, WR, Gardner-Webb Darryl Gooden, LB, Carson-Newman Jason Monday, PK, Lenoir-Rhyne Kevin Sims, OL, Carson-Newman Lamar Adams, DL, Elon Gabe Wilkins, DL, Gardner-Webb Dunsey Harper, LB, Gardner-Webb James Harbinson, DB, Gardner-Webb John Craven, QB, Gardner-Webb Andre Kwasnik, PK, Gardner-Webb Chuck Proffitt, DB, Carson-Newman Raymond Jennings, LB, Gardner-Webb

1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd

1993 AP Little Gabe Wilkins, DL, Gardner-Webb Robert Burnett, DB, Elon Chris Eppling, OL, Carson-Newman

1st 3rd 3rd

Don Hansen Kendall James, KR, Carson-Newman Daron Rodgers, DL, Carson-Newman

1st 1st

1994 Don Hansen Leonard Davis, TB, Lenoir-Rhyne Rodney Best, DB, Carson-Newman Steve Mellon, NG, Carson-Newman Michael Ross, OG, Carson-Newman CoSIDA Leonard Davis, TB, Lenoir-Rhyne Jason Norton, PK, Catawba Steve Mellon, NG, Carson-Newman Michael Ross, OG, Carson-Newman

1st 3rd 3rd 2nd 2nd 3rd 2nd 3rd

1995 AP Little Steve Mellon, NG, Carson-Newman Don Hansen Steve Mellon, NG, Carson-Newman Rodney Best, DB, Carson-Newman Anthony Davis, LB, Carson-Newman Steve Gorrie, Presbyterian CoSIDA Steve Mellon, NG, Carson-Newman Anthony Davis, LB, Carson-Newman Dorian Lane, DB, Wingate Jason Brewer, DL, Gardner-Webb Mike Belk, LB, Mars Hill AFCA

1st 3rd 3rd 1st HM 1st 2nd 3rd 3rd 3rd

Steve Mellon, NG, Carson-Newman

1st

C.M. Frank Antonio Merriweather, Presbyterian Steve Gorrie, Presbyterian

2nd 2nd

1996 AP Little Greg Payne, PK, Catawba Mike Clowney, LB, Carson-Newman Jon Jon Simmons, DB, Carson-Newman

1st 1st 3rd

Don Hansen Mike Clowney, LB, Carson-Newman Greg Payne, PK, Catawba Speedy Mickles, DB, Gardner-Webb Jon Jon Simmons, DB, Carson-Newman Maurice Miller, DE, Catawba Brian Estes, OT, Presbyterian Jacques Rumph, RS, Carson-Newman

1st 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd

CoSIDA Mike Clowney, LB, Carson-Newman Speedy Mickles, DB, Gardner-Webb Greg Payne, PK, Catawba

1st 2nd 3rd

AFCA Greg Payne, PK, Catawba

3rd

CoSIDA Cedric Killings, DL, Carson-Newman DeVonte Peterson, DL, Catawba AFCA Cedric Killings, DL, Carson-Newman Brian Hinson, DB, Catawba FB Gazette DeVonte Peterson, DL, Catawba Cedric Killings, DL, Carson-Newman Jacques Rumph, RS, Carson-Newman Montrea Ford, DB, Carson-Newman Brian Hinson, DB, Catawba Todd Cunningham, QB, Presbyterian Don Moore, OL, Catawba Shawn McBride, DB, Catawba Toy Williams, DB, Mars Hill Brad Bolemon, WR, Presbyterian Travis Smith, WR, Presbyterian USA Football Sophomore Team Todd Cunningham, QB, Presbyterian

1st

2nd 3rd HM HM HM HM

2nd

2000 AP Little Radell Lockhart, DL, Catawba Clay Clevenger, OL, Carson-Newman DeVonte Peterson, DL, Catawba

2nd

1997 AP Little Cedric Killings, DL, Carson-Newman 1st Jon Jon Simmons, DB, Carson-Newman 1st Tyrone Westmoreland, RB, Carson-Newman 3rd Charles Rathbone, OL, Carson-Newman 3rd Don Hansen Jon Jon Simmons, DB, Carson-Newman 1st Cedric Killings, DL, Carson-Newman 2nd Jacques Rumph, RS, Carson-Newman 2nd Tyrone Westmoreland, RB, Carson-Newman 2nd Charles Rathbone, OL, Carson-Newman 3rd Troy Gamble, Presbyterian HM CoSIDA Charles Rathbone, OL, Carson-Newman Jon Jon Simmons, DB, Carson-Newman

1st 1st

AFCA Jacques Rumph, RS, Carson-Newman Maurice Miller, DL, Catawba Anthony Heatley, OL, Newberry

1st 1st 1st

1998 Don Hansen Troy Gamble, Presbyterian

CoSIDA Montrae Ford, DB, Carson-Newman Alan Collis, G, Carson-Newman Jacques Rumph, RS, Carson-Newman Cedric Killings, DL, Carson-Newman

1st 1st 2nd 2nd

AFCA Jacques Rumph, RS, Carson-Newman Brian Hinson, DB, Catawba

1st 1st

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1st

Daktronics Clay Clevenger, OL, Carson-Newman FB Gazette Radell Lockhart, DL, Catawba DeVonte Peterson, DL, Catawba Don Moore, OL, Catawba Shawn Sanders, LB, Catawba Clay Clevenger, OL, Carson-Newman Travis Smith, All-Purpose, Presbyterian Don Hansen Paul Czerniak, PK, Tusculum Travis Smith, All-Purpose, Presbyterian D2Football.com DeVonte Peterson, DL, Catawba Don Moore, OL, Catawba Paul Czerniak, PK, Tusculum Clay Clevenger, OL, Carson-Newman David Cassell, TE, Mars Hill Khalid Abdullah, LB, Mars Hill CoSIDA Radell Lockhart, DL, Catawba DeVonte Peterson, DL, Catawba

1st 2nd 3rd HM

1st 2nd 2nd

1st 2nd

USAFootball.com David Cassell, TE, Mars Hill Khalid Abdullah, LB, Mars Hill Toy Williams, DB, Mars Hill Verizon Academic Keith Akard, OL, Carson-Newman

1999 AP Little Cedric Killings, DL, Carson-Newman Brian Hinson, DB, Catawba DeVonte Peterson, DL, Catawba

AFCA DeVonte Peterson, DL, Catawba Clay Clevenger, OL, Carson-Newman Terrance Stokes, RB, Mars Hill

1st

2001 2nd 2nd

AP Little Matt Gross, K, Catawba

2nd

all-americans Todd McComb, LB, Catawba Todd Cunningham, QB, Presbyterian Matthew Ridgon, OL, Carson-Newman D.J. Humphries, WR, Presbyterian AFCA Matthew Ridgon, OL, Carson-Newman David Cassell, TE, Mars Hill Todd Cunningham, QB, Presbyterian

2nd 2nd

2nd

Daktronics Matthew Ridgon, OL, Carson-Newman

2003 AP Little Ricardo Colclough, DB, Tusculum Reggie Perkins, OL, Carson-Newman Cole Beane, OL, Catawba

1st 3rd 3rd

AFCA Ricardo Colclough, DB, Tusculum

1st

Daktronics Ricardo Colclough, DB, Tusculum Chris Brewer, P/K, Wingate Justin Anderson, OL, Carson-Newman Reggie Perkins, OL, Carson-Newman

1st 2nd HM HM 1st 1st 1st 1st 3rd 3rd 3rd HM

FB Gazette Shawn Sanders, LB, Catawba Matt Gross, K, Catawba Todd McComb, LB, Catawba Cole Beane, OL, Catawba Matthew Ridgon, OL, Carson-Newman

2nd 3rd 3rd HM

Don Hansen Nacoma Maxwell, DL, Presbyterian Donald Amaker, RS, Tusculum Todd Cunningham, QB, Presbyterian D.J. Humphries, WR, Presbyterian

2nd 2nd 3rd

FB Gazette Cole Beane, OL, Catawba Khanis Hubbard, DL, Catawba Ricardo Colclough, DB, Tusculum Alan Dunn, OL, Tusculum John Bowman, Wingate Chris Brewer, P/K, Wingate Reggie Perkins, OL, Carson-Newman Leonard Weaver, TE, Carson-Newman

2nd 2nd HM HM

Dopke.com Justin Anderson, OL, Carson-Newman Deonte Bolden, DB, Carson-Newman Ricardo Colclough, DB, Tusculum Alan Dunn, OL, Tusculum Reggie Perkins, OL, Carson-Newman

1st 1st 1st 2nd HM

D2Football.com Ricardo Colclough, DB, Tusculum Alan Dunn, OL, Tusculum Cole Beane, OL, Catawba Clarence Glymph, DL, Carson-Newman Khanis Hubbard, DL, Catawba Jamel Jackson, DB, Catawba Clarence Glymph, DL, Carson-Newman

1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd

D2Football.com Matt Gross, K, Catawba Todd McComb, LB, Catawba D.J. Humphries, WR, Presbyterian Paul Czerniak, PK, Tusculum Matthew Ridgon, OL, Carson-Newman CoSIDA Shawn Sanders, LB, Catawba 2002 AP Little Todd McComb, LB, Catawba Khalid Abdullah, LB, Mars Hill Leonard Guyton, QB, Carson-Newman Alan Dunn, OL, Tusculum AFCA Leonard Guyton, QB, Carson-Newman Todd McComb, LB, Catawba Daktronics Khalid Abdullah, LB, Mars Hill

1st 1st 2nd 2nd 1st 1st 1st

FB Gazette Donald Amaker, DB, Tusculum Ryan Bowers, DB, Presbyterian Nacomma Maxwell, DL, Presbyterian Alan Dunn, OL, Tusculum Bakari Wilkerson, OL, Carson-Newman Leonard Guyton, QB, Carson-Newman Reggie Perkins, OL, Carson-Newman Todd McComb, LB, Catawba Jamel Jackson, DB, Catawba Allan Rohrbaugh, K, Catawba

1st 2nd 3rd 3rd 3rd HM HM HM HM HM

D2Football.com Todd McComb, LB, Catawba Leonard Guyton, QB, Carson-Newman William Moody, LB,Carson-Newman Donald Amaker, DB, Tusculum Alan Dunn, OL, Tusculum Steve Josue, LB, Carson-Newman Bakari Wilkerson, OL, Carson-Newman Randy Bell, RB, Carson-Newman Nacomma Maxwell, DL, Presbyterian

1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd HM HM HM HM

AP Little Leonard Weaver, Carson-Newman

1st

AFCA Leonard Weaver, Carson-Newman

1st

Collegesportsreport.com Tim Clarke, Lenoir-Rhyne Ra’Shun Judge, Tusculum Cory Newberry, Tusculum

2nd 4th 4th

FB Gazette Ra’Shun Judge, Tusculum Teddy Canty, Presbyterian Quasi Gary, Presbyterian

HM HM HM

#SACFB

AFCA Deonte Bolden, Carson-Newman Marcus Brisbone, Presbyterian

1st 1st

Collegesportsreport.com Anthony Robinson, Carson-Newman Marcus Brisbone, Presbyterian Rush Rollins, Catawba Tymere Zimmerman, Newberry Octavius Love, Tusculum

3rd 3rd 4th 4th 4th

FB Gazette Marcus Brisbone, Presbyterian Kenwin Cummings, Wingate Antwan Thomas, Presbyterian Chad Burgess, Presbyterian

1st 1st 3rd 3rd

D2Football.com Deonte Bolden, Carson-Newman Marcus Brisbone, Presbyterian Anthony Robinson, Carson-Newman Tymere Zimmerman, Newberry Zach Ellis, Presbyterian Quasi Gary, Presbyterian Octavius Love, Tusculum Pat Egan, Carson-Newman Antoine Jones, Mars Hill

1st 1st 2nd 2nd HM HM HM HM HM

AP Little Heath Benedict, Newberry

1st

AFCA David Jones, Wingate Ron Ellington, Catawba

1st HM

Daktronics Heath Benedict, Newberry

2nd

ESPN The Magazine Academic Frank Marino, Wingate Glen Black, Tusculum

1st 2nd

FB Gazette Heath Benedict, Newberry Ron Ellington, Catawba Chris Conklin, Wingate Kenwin Cummings, Wingate

HM HM HM HM

D2Football.com Heath Benedict, Newberry David Jones, Wingate

1st 1st

2007 AP Little Heath Benedict, Newberry 1st

1st 2nd 2nd 2nd HM HM

2005 AP Little Deonte Bolden, Carson-Newman Anthony Robinson, Carson-Newman Marcus Brisbone, Presbyterian

3rd

2006

2004

Dopke.com Caleb Crothers, Carson-Newman D2Football.com Leonard Weaver, Carson-Newman Ra’Shun Judge, Tusculum Reggie Perkins, Carson-Newman Daniel Lynch, Catawba Luke Samples, Catawba Kolby Fisher, Catawba

Pat Egan, Carson-Newman

1st 2nd 2nd

AFCA Eric Rice, Carson-Newman 1st Brad Roach, Catawba HM FB Gazette Heath Benedict, Newberry 1st Chris Conklin, Wingate 2nd Kenwin Cummings, Wingate 2nd Ron Ellington, Catawba 3rd Eric Rice, Carson-Newman HM Terence Crosby, Catawba HM Kory Fisher, Catawba HM

Rashawn Champion, Mars Hill HM

Chandler Rearden, Lenoir-Rhyne Maurice Harris, Mars Hill Ron Parker, Newberry

D2Football.com Heath Benedict, Newberry 1st Eric Rice, Carson-Newman 1st Chris Conklin, Wingate HM Ron Ellington, Catawba HM Kory Fisher, Catawba HM Brad Roach, Catawba HM

AFCA Chandler Rearden, Lenoir-Rhyne Jonas Randolph, Mars Hill

2008 AP Little Thomas Battle, Carson-Newman Terence Crosby, Catawba Jarrell NeSmith, Tusculum AFCA Terence Crosby, Catawba Will Newell, Newberry Daktronics Thomas Battle, Carson-Newman Jarrell NeSmith, Tusculum Corey Russell, Tusculum

1st 2nd 2nd 2nd

1st 1st 2nd

ESPN The Magazine Academic Jarrell NeSmith, Tusculum

2nd

FB Gazette Jarrell NeSmith, Tusculum Thomas Battle, Carson-Newman Corey Russell, Tusculum Justin Scott, Tusculum John Gregory, Tusculum Terence Crosby, Catawba Buck Wakefield, Carson-Newman Jamelle Cuthbertson, Catawba Ryan Tallent, Tusculum

1st 2nd 3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd HM HM HM

2009 AFCA Jonas Randolph, Mars Hill 2nd Daktronics Michael Tribue, Carson-Newman 1st Jonas Randolph, Mars Hill 2nd Ron Parker, Newberry 2nd Buck Wakefield, Carson-Newman 2nd

D2Football.com Buck Wakefield, Carson-Newman 2nd Michael Tribue, Carson-Newman 2nd Jonas Randolph, Mars Hill 2nd Ron Parker, Newberry 2nd Mario Russell, Carson-Newman HM 2010

1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd

FB Gazette Michael Tribue, Carson-Newman Ron Parker, Newberry Gareth Rowlands, Tusculum L.J. McCray, Catawba Maurice Harris, Mars Hill Chandler Rearden, Lenoir-Rhyne Le’Quan McCorkle, Lenoir-Rhyne David Pressley, Newberry Matt Holmes, Newberry Michael Rodriguez, Tusculum Hannibal Ruiz, Tusculum Perry Floyd, Wingate Greg Harmon, Wingate Bo Cordell, Tusculum Deonte’ Gist, Tusculum Neville Bryce, Brevard Eric Watts, Brevard Jonas Randolph, Mars Hill Rudy Cabral, Mars Hill

1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd HM HM HM HM HM HM HM HM HM

D2Football.com Ron Parker, Newberry Gareth Rowlands, Tusculum Chandler Rearden, Lenoir-Rhyne Michael Tribue, Carson-Newman Jonas Randolph, Mars Hill Maurice Harris, Mars Hill Bo Cordell, Tusculum

1st 2nd 2nd HM HM HM HM

AFCA Jonas Randolph, Mars Hill

FB Gazette Ron Parker, Newberry 1st Buck Wakefield, Carson-Newman 2nd Michael Tribue, Carson-Newman 2nd Jonas Randolph, Mars Hill 2nd Perry Floyd, Wingate 2nd Jarrell NeSmith, Tusculum 3rd Josh Sims, Mars Hill HM

2nd 2nd

1st 2nd 1st

BSN Jonas Randolph, Mars Hill Skylar West, Tusculum Chandler Rearden, Lenoir-Rhyne Michael Green, Lenoir-Rhyne Caleb Campbell, Brevard Tyler Hodgson, Mars Hill Apollo Streh, Newberry Brandon Martin, Lenoir-Rhyne Troy Harris, Mars Hill Deonte Gist, Tusculum Cody Haffly, Wingate

1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 3rd HM HM HM HM

Daktronics Jonas Randolph, Mars Hill Chandler Rearden, Lenoir-Rhyne Deonte Gist, Tusculum

1st 2nd 2nd

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HM HM

2012

Daktronics Michael Tribue, Carson-Newman Gareth Rowlands, Tusculum Chandler Rearden, Lenoir-Rhyne Maurice Harris, Mars Hill Ron Parker, Newberry Deonte’ Gist, Tusculum

AP Little Jonas Randolph, Mars Hill Chandler Rearden, Lenoir-Rhyne

FB Gazette Deonte Gist, Tusculum Terrence Smith, Tusculum

AP Little Kevin Day, Carson-Newman Brandon Baker, Carson-Newman

2011

ESPN The Magazine Academic Jarrell NeSmith, Tusculum 1st Brandon Gantt, Newberry 2nd

AP Little Michael Tribue, Carson-Newman Gareth Rowlands, Tusculum

3rd 3rd 3rd

AFCA Chris Bowden, Wingate Kevin Day, Carson-Newman

2nd 3rd 1st 1st

BSN Chris Bowden, Wingate Curt Duncan, Carson-Newman Skylar West, Tusculum Cory Johnson, Catawba Kaleb Myrick, Lenoir-Rhyne Jumal Rolle, Catawba Apollo Stretch, Newberry Eric Watts, Brevard

1st 1st 1st 2nd HM HM HM HM

Daktronics Cory Johnson, Catawba Chris Bowden, Wingate Kevin Day, Carson-Newman

1st 2nd 2nd

Don Hansen Isaiah Whitaker, Lenoir-Rhyne Cory Johnson, Catawba Chris Bowden, Wingate Kevin Day, Carson-Newman Jumal Rolle, Catawba Jordan Ollis, Brevard Xzanvion Smith, Tusculum Brandon Baker, Carson-Newman

1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 3rd 3rd HM

D2Football.com Cory Johnson, Catawba Kevin Day, Carson-Newman Jumal Rolle, Catawba

2nd HM HM

2013 BSN Joe Ray, Lenoir-Rhyne Zach Neuman, Lenoir-Rhyne Bo Cordell, Tusculum Dimitri Holmes, Mars Hill Jaycob Coleman, Carson-Newman Justin Houston, Tusculum Tanner Botts, Lenoir-Rhyne

1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 3rd

Daktronics Michael Green, Lenoir-Rhyne Joe Ray, Lenoir-Rhyne Blake Baker, Lenoir-Rhyne Jaycob Coleman, Carson-Newman

1st 1st 2nd 2nd

Don Hansen Isiah Whitaker, Lenoir-Rhyne Michael Green, Lenoir-Rhyne Jimmy Long, Lenoir Rhyne Wesley Powell, Tusculum Blake Baker, Lenoir-Rhyne Bo Cordell, Tusculum Dimitri Holmes, Mars Hill Shakiel Davis, Mars Hill Sammy Siasia, Mars Hill Alex Taylor, Tusculum Zach Neuman, Lenoir-Rhyne Tanner Botts, Lenoir-Rhyne

1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd 3rd HM HM

Jason Livingston, Newberry Brian Alexander, Tusculum Justin Houston, Tusculum Jaycob Coleman, Carson-Newman Eien Jacob, Carson-Newman

HM HM HM HM HM

D2Football.com Michael Green, Lenoir-Rhyne Jamal Ellis, Newberry Joe Ray, Lenoir-Rhyne Blake Baker, Lenoir-Rhyne Corey Washington, Newberry Bo Cordell, Tusculum Troy Harris, Mars Hill

1st 2nd HM HM HM HM HM

2014 AP Little Joe Ray, Lenoir-Rhyne Andy Hibbett, Carson-Newman Nick Napolitano, Wingate AFCA Tanner Botts, Lenoir-Rhyne

1st 2nd 2nd 1st

BSN Joe Ray, Lenoir-Rhyne Tanner Botts, Lenoir-Rhyne Andy Hibbett, Carson-Newman Brandon Hathaway, Wingate Robby Ignani, Carson-Newman Dimitri Holmes, Mars Hill Blake Baker, Lenoir-Rhyne Lonnie Williams, Carson-Newman Jim Bayer, Lenoir-Rhyne Caushaud Lyons, Tusculum

1st 1st 1st 1st 1st 2nd 2nd 2nd 3rd 3rd

Daktronics Joe Ray, Lenoir-Rhyne Tanner Botts, Lenoir-Rhyne Jim Bayer, Lenoir-Rhyne Andy Hibbett, Carson-Newman

1st 1st 2nd 2nd

Don Hansen Joe Ray, Lenoir-Rhyne Tanner Botts, Lenoir-Rhyne Chris Robinson, Lenoir-Rhyne Blake Baker, Lenoir-Rhyne Andy Hibbett, Carson-Newman Jordan Ollis, Brevard Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;neil Blake, Lenoir-Rhyne Jim Bayer, Lenoir-Rhyne Michael Gruber, Brevard Lonnie Williams, Carson-Newman Denzell Goode, Mars Hill Brandon Hathaway, Wingate Caushaud Lyons, Tusculum

1st 1st 1st 1st 3rd 3rd 3rd HM HM HM HM HM HM

D2Football.com Joe Ray, Lenoir-Rhyne Tanner Botts, Lenoir-Rhyne Caushaud Lyons, Tusculum Andy Hibbett, Carson-Newman

1st 1st 2nd HM

2015 AP Little Joe Ray, Lenoir-Rhyne Kyle Kitchens, Catawba Derek Evans, Carson-Newman

1st 2nd 2nd

Don Hansen Keshaun Taylor, Mars Hill Kyle Kitchens, Catawba

2nd 2nd

Derek Evans, Carson-Newman Michael Patrick, Lenoir-Rhyne Johnny Maxey, Mars Hill Joe Ray, Lenoir-Rhyne Damian Baker, Carson-Newman Kevin Weber, Brevard Johnathan Jean, Catawba Case Woodard, Catawba Kyle Clark, Newberry Justin Houston, Tusculum Cameron Thomas, Tusculum Mathu Gibson, Wingate

3rd 3rd 3rd HM HM HM HM HM HM HM HM HM

D2Football.com Joe Ray, Lenoir-Rhyne Damian Baker, Carson-Newman Kyle Kitchens, Catawba Derek Evans, Carson-Newman Keshaun Taylor, Mars Hill

1st 2nd HM HM HM

2016 AP Little Ray Edwards, Wingate

1st

Don Hanson Jamarcus Henderson, Newberry Case Woodard Catawba Karris Johnson, Brevard Jerry Mclisse, Carson-Newman Quinzavious Sands, Catawba Micheal DeStephens, Lenoir-Rhyne Jamel Harbison, Mars Hill Raleigh Yeldell, Newberry Jay Boyd, Tusculum Ray Edwards, Wingate

2nd 2nd HM HM HM HM HM HM HM HM

D2Football.com Joe Hillin, Mars HIll Bobby McNiel, Newberry Ray Edwards, Wingate

2nd HM HM

AFCA Ray Edwards, Wingate Kyle Kitchens, Catawba

2nd 2nd

Harlon Hill Trophy Candidates Kyle Kitchens, CAT Lawrence Pittman, WU Raleigh Yeldell, NBY * Damian Baker, C-N* Andy Hibbett, C-N * Michael Gruber, BC Bo Cordell, TC* Robbie Nallenweg, WU Chris Bowden, WU* Jonas Randolph, MHC*^ Jonas Randolph, MHC Bo Cordell, TC* Cody Haffly, WU Jonas Randolph, MHC Alex Good, C-N Corey Russell, TC* Josh Stepp, NEW Luke Samples, CAT Ricardo Colclough, TC* Leonard Guyton, C-N* Khalid Abdullah, MHC Todd Cunningham, PC Brian Baughman, WU Todd Cunningham, PC Vic Gilmore, NBY Tyrone Westmoreland, C-N* Tracy Bowen, WU* Mike Clowney, C-N Kendall James, C-N Leonard Davis, L-R* Vernon Buck, WU Leonard Davis, L-R

2017 2017 2016 2015 2014 2014 2013 2013 2012 2011 2010 2010 2010 2009 2009 2008 2006 2004 2003 2002 2002 2001 1999 1999 1998 1997 1997 1996 1995 1994 1994 1993

* Deontes finalist ^ Denotes winner

Remington Award Winner

2017 AP Little Kyle Kitchens, Catawba Daniel Owens, Wingate

2nd 2nd

Don Hanson Kyle Kitchens, Catawba Darius Williams, Carson-Newman Sam Mobley, Catawba Cris Page, Catawba Quinzavious Sands, Catawba Alex Haynes, Limestone Brandon Berridge, Mars Hill Buck Muckelvene, Wingate Daniel Owens, Wingate Lawrence Pittman, Wingate

1st HM HM HM HM HM HM HM HM HM

D2Football.com Kyle Kitchens, Catawba Keshaun Taylor, Mars Hill Daniel Owens, Wingate BJ Muckelvene, Wingate

1st HM HM HM

AFCA Kyle Kitchens, Catawba Keshaun Taylor, Mars Hill BJ Mukelvene, Wingate

1st 2nd 2nd

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sac in the pros All-Time SAC Professional Players

School NFL CFL USFL UFL AFL Other Total Carson-Newman 42 4 2 0 3 0 48 Presbyterian 10 0 0 0 2 3 15 Lenoir-Rhyne 10 2 2 0 0 0 14 Newberry 7 1 0 0 1 7 14 Gardner-Webb 5 3 0 0 4 0 12 Catawba 9 3 0 0 1 0 11 Tusculum 4 2 0 0 0 2 7 Wingate 2 3 0 1 1 1 6 Elon 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 Mars Hill 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 Brevard 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 Limestone 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 Totals 92 18 4 1 11 14 140

1976 Mike McDonald CAT St. Louis (NFL) Sanders Shiver C-N Baltimore (NFL) 1977 Jim Bucher CAT Dallas (NFL) Scott Crawford LR Calgary (CFL) Wes Phillips LR Dallas (NFL) Chip Shefield LR Tampa Bay (NFL)

1985 FA 5th FA FA FA 12th

1978 Curtis Bumgardner C-N Denver (NFL)

1993

Jimmy Covington C-N Jeff Joslin C-N Ted Marcus C-N Charles Merritt C-N

Dallas (NFL) Saskatchewan (CFL) Dallas (NFL) Kansas City (NFL)

FA FA FA FA

Pat Apke C-N Lawrence Jackson PC Larry Smith C-N Terrence Steward LR

Memphis (USFL) FA New England (NFL) FA New England (NFL) FA Dallas (NFL) FA

1986

FA 1987

1979 Tank Black C-N Atlanta (NFL) FA Tony Linginfelter C-N San Francisco (NFL) FA Danny Sanders C-N NY Jets (NFL) 11th 1980 Clayto Burke David Elliott Ned Parrish

PC Seattle (NFL) PC Dallas (NFL) LR Pittsburgh (NFL)

FA FA FA

Greg Quick Randy Watts

CAT Atlanta (NFL) FA CAT Kansas City (NFL) 9th

Trai Ehler Pat Johnson Kenneth Tyson

C-N NY Jets (NFL) C-N NY Giants (NFL) C-N Washington (NFL)

Glenn Ford Boyce Green Rick Mashburn Jerome Taylor

Denver (USFL) Cleveland (NFL) Atlanta (NFL) Dallas (NFL)

1989 James Crawford LR

Winnipeg (CFL)

FA 12th FA 8th 4th

9th 11th FA FA

Brent Collins Joe Fishback David Pool Netto Purnsley Vernon Turner

C-N C-N C-N CAT C-N

Buffalo (NFL) NY Giants (NFL) San Diego (NFL) Ottawa (CFL) Denver (NFL)

C-N LR PC C-N

Taipei (UFL) Shreveport (CFL) Charlotte (AFL) Green Bay (NFL) Washington (NFL)

Sam Hardy Hugo Ieremia Shannon Myers Shawn Quinn

C-N C-N LR C-N

Arizona (NFL) Orlando (AFL) Miami (NFL) Ottawa (CFL)

Terry Guess Stan Whitlock Steve Gorrie Ramon George

GW WU PC LR

New Orleans (NFL) Dallas (NFL) Cincinnati (NFL) Washington (NFL)

Richard Howard Kendall James Terrance Porter Stanley Clay Doug Knight Rico Cannon Brian Estes Dorian Lane

C-N C-N GW NBY NBY NBY PC W

Baltimore (NFL) Buffalo (NFL) Montreal (CFL) Texas (AFL) Edmonton (CFL) Philadelphia (NFL) Carolina (NFL) Grenoble (EFL)

Maurice Miller

CAT Albany (AFL)

1994 FA FA FA 4th FA

1995 FA FA 7th FA

7th FA 6th FA FA

1991 Robert Hardy Darren Hughes John Nee Joe Randolph

C-N C-N E E

Tampa Bay (NFL) Minnesota (NFL) Houston (NFL) Minnesota (NFL)

Todd Collins Clayton Holmes Robert Thomas Lee Williamson

C-N C-N C-N PC

New England (NFL) 3rd Dallas (NFL) 3rd Washington (NFL) FA Houston (NFL) FA

FA 12th FA 12th

1992

1984 Carlton Gunn BuTCh Gunter Charles Huff Dwight Wilson

Kendall Chaffin W Aaron Kanner CAT Raymond Jennings GW Gabe Wilkins GW Damon Wright C-N

FA FA FA FA 7th FA FA FA

1996

1983 LR C-N LR C-N

FA FA FA

1990

Ken Hartley CAT New England (NFL) FA Heyward Hinton PC Seattle (NFL) FA Bill McClung C-N Denver (NFL) FA 1982 Buffalo (NFL) Buffalo (NFL) Dallas (NFL) Washington (NFL) Buffalo (NFL)

Toronto (CFL) Winnipeg (CFL) Charlotte (AFL) Hamilton (CFL) Pittsburgh (NFL) Miami (AFL) Charlotte (AFL) Ottowa (CFL)

1988

1981

Charles Harbison GW Tony Suber GW Jimmy Turner PC Ralph Warthen GW Van Williams C-N

Tony Couey C-N Darryl Gooden C-N James Harbinson GW Dunsey Harper GW Craig Keith LR Darren Nosal GW Rodney Robinson GW Chip Stewart GW

Memphis (USFL) FA Memphis (USFL) 14th San Francisco (NFL) FA Cleveland (NFL) FA

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5th FA FA FA

1997 FA FA FA FA FA FA FA FA

1998 FA

sac in the pros Ques Rumph Torrie Griffin Cedric Killings John Milem Rico Cannon Randy Sullivan Steve Gorrie

C-N C-N C-N LR NBY PC PC

1999

Marchent Faustin NEW Fairbanks (IFL)

Hamilton (CFL) FA Tennessee (NFL) FA San Francisco (NFL) FA San Francisco (NFL) 5th Oakland (NFL) FA Carolina (AFL) FA Florida (AFL) FA

Nate Binder TC British Columbia (CFL) 4th Charles Brandon NEW Ogden (AIFA) FA

2000 Marq Cerqua C-N Tampa Bay (NFL) FA Radell Lockhart CAT Jacksonville (NFL) FA Devonte Peterson CAT Buffalo (NFL) FA 2001 Rico Cannon NBY Todd Cunningham PC D.J. Humphries PC Caleb Slover TC Paul Czerniak TC Jerrod Gunter TC Ryan Cuthbert TC

Cape Fear (af2) Braunschweig (GAFL) Baltimore (NFL) Carolina (af2) Carolina (af2) Louisville (af2) Cape Fear (af2) San Diego (af2)

FA FA FA FA FA FA FA FA

2002 Khalid Abdullah Steve Josue Danny Jenkins Randy Bell Ryan Bowers Bull Brown Reggie Jones

MHU Cincinnati (NFL) C-N Green Bay (NFL) CAT Carolina (NFL) C-N Cleveland (NFL) PC Cincinnati (af2) TC Greensboro (af2) TC Columbus (af2)

5th 7th FA FA FA FA FA

2003 Ricardo Colclough TC Kevin Wolcott TC Alan Dunn TC Clarence Glymph C-N Michael Grant MH JeMonte Battle CAT Steve Gorrie PC

Pittsburgh (NFL) 2nd Tennessee (NFL) FA Atlanta (NFL) FA Green Bay (NFL) FA Cleveland (NFL) FA Hamilton (CFL) FA Florida (af2) FA

2009

2010 Stanley Jones

BC Alabama (SIFL)

Mario Russell

C-N Kansas City (NFL) FA

Seattle (NFL) Green Bay (af2) Edmonton (CFL) Macon (af2) Atlanta (NFL)

Chris Jones

C-N Dallas (NFL) CAT Tennessee (NFL)

FA FA FA FA FA

TC Tennessee Valley (af2) FA TC Berlin (NFL Europe) FA 2006

David Jones

FA FA

Ron Parker

NEW Seattle (NFL)

Andre Moyd

NEW Wyoming (IFL)

Perry Floyd

WU Winnipeg (CFL)

2011 Rashaad Carter TC Baltimore (NFL)

Kamaal McIlwain NEW Atlanta (NFL)

2012 Brandon Bostick Larry Lumpkin Jumal Rolle Chris Bowden

NEW Green Bay (NFL) C-N Indianpolis (NFL) CAT Buffalo (NFL) WU Arizona (AFL)

FA FA FA FA

2013 Corey Washington NEW Arizona (NFL) FA L.J. McCray CAT San Francisco (NFL) FA Danny Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Brien CAT Atlanta (NFL) FA Anthony Baskin C-N Indianapolis (NFL) FA Jamal Ellis NEW Green Bay (NFL) R-TO Oliver Davis C-N Cleveland (AFL) FA John Bowman WU Montreal (CFL) FA Robbie Nallenweg WU Green Bay (AFL) FA Eric McCollom NEW Cape Fear (AIF) FA T. Zimmerman NEW Cape Fear (AIF) FA David Pressley NEW Cape Fear (AIF) FA Kamaal McIlwain NEW Buffalo (NFL) FA Bo Cordell TC Montreal (CFL) FA 2014

2005 Tony Colston Fred Stayton

Julian Hartsell

2004 Leonard Weaver C-N Ryan Bowers PC Chris Brewer WU Jeremy Phillips LRC

WU New Orleans (NFL) 5th

Denzel Goode MHU Indianpolis (NFL) Edmond Robinson NEW Minnesota (NFL) Cashaud Lyons TC Tampa Bay (NFL)

7th 7th FA

2015 Mathu Gibson Robby Ignagni

WU Denver (NFL) CN Cleveland (AFL)

Kevin Sneed

C-N New Orleans (NFL) FA

2016 2017

2007 Anthony Toribio C-N Miami (NFL) FA James Banks C-N Calgary (CFL) FA Brad Roach CAT Baltimore (NFL) FA Tymere Zimmerman NBY Louisville (Af2) FA Chris Conklin WU Carolina (NFL) FA Kenwin Cummings WU New York Jets (NFL) FA Donald Brown WU British Columbia (CFL) FA

Dorren Miller

C-N Jacksonville (NFL) FA

Vyncint Smith

LIME Houston (NFL)

2008

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2018 composite schedule DATE AWAY AUGUST Thu. 30 Carson-Newman Johnson C. Smith North Greenville Lenoir-Rhyne

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TIME

West Florida Wingate Tusculum West Ala.

7:00 7:00 7:00 7:00

PM PM PM PM

SEPTEMBER Sat. 1 Catawba Newberry Limestone Mars Hill

West Georgia Western Carolina Gardner-Webb East Tenn. St.

2:00 6:00 6:00 7:30

PM PM PM PM

Sat. 8

Shorter Virginia Union Mars Hill Florida Tech West Georgia Wingate Winston-Salem North Greenville

1:00 1:00 1:00 1:00 2:00 6:00 6:00 7:00

PM PM PM PM PM PM PM PM

Tusculum Carson-Newman Shaw Newberry Limestone Fayetteville St. Catawba Lenoir-Rhyne

Sat. 15 Virginia-Lynchburg Mars Hill * Limestone * UNC Pembroke Wingate *

1:00 6:00 6:00 7:00 7:00

PM PM PM PM PM

Sat. 22 Catawba * Mars Hill Carson-Newman * Newberry West Ala. Limestone UNC Pembroke Tusculum Lenoir-Rhyne * Wingate

1:00 1:00 1:00 4:00 6:00

PM PM PM PM PM

Sat. 29 Carson-Newman * Catawba Florida Tech Wingate Mars Hill * Limestone Tusculum * Lenoir-Rhyne Newberry * UNC Pembroke

1:30 3:00 4:00 6:00 7:00

PM PM PM PM PM

OCTOBER Sat. 6 Limestone * Tusculum * Albany St. (Ga.) Lenoir-Rhyne * Wingate

Carson-Newman Mars Hill Catawba Newberry UNC Pembroke

1:00 1:30 1:30 4:00 7:00

PM PM PM PM PM

Sat. 13 Limestone * Mars Hill * Newberry * Catawba *

Lenoir-Rhyne 2:00 PM Carson-Newman 3:00 PM Tusculum 3:00 PM Wingate 6:00 PM

Newberry Lenoir-Rhyne Tusculum Catawba Carson-Newman

DATE AWAY Sat. 20 Newberry * Virginia-Lynchburg Tusculum * Mars Hill * Lenoir-Rhyne

HOME TIME Limestone 1:00 PM Carson-Newman 1:00 PM Catawba 1:30 PM Wingate 6:00 PM Fort Valley St. 6:00 PM

Sat. 27 Limestone * Catawba Carson-Newman * Tusculum UNC Pembroke * Lenoir-Rhyne Wingate * Newberry

1:30 1:30 2:00 3:00

PM PM PM PM

NOVEMBER Sat. 3 Catawba * Mars Hill * Lenoir-Rhyne * Tusculum Wingate *

Newberry UNC Pembroke Carson-Newman VMI Limestone

1:00 1:00 1:00 1:30 4:00

PM PM PM PM PM

Sat. 10 Newberry * Carson-Newman Catawba * Tusculum *

Mars Hill UNC Pembroke Lenoir-Rhyne Wingate

1:00 1:00 2:00 3:00

PM PM PM PM

Sat. 17 NCAA Division II Playoffs, First Round Sat. 24 NCAA Division II Playoffs, Second Round DECEMBER Sat. 1 NCAA Division II Playoffs, Quarterfinals Sat. 8

NCAA Division II Playoffs, Semifinals

Sat. 15 NCAA Division II Playoffs, Championship

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