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• Coastal Carolina becomes the highest-ranked team to play at Troy and the fourth overall ranked team to play at The Vet (third straight year with a ranked opponent at home) • With Coastal Carolina’s current No. 11 AP ranking, this marks the first time since 2009 that the Trojans will have played multiple ranked teams in a season (No. 18/23 BYU) ... Coastal is the highest-ranked team Troy has played since No. 2 Clemson in 2006 and before that No. 1 Florida in 2009

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• Austin Stidham ranks second nationally (min. 400 pass blocking opportunities) among all offensive tackles with a 98.5 efficiency rating per Pro Football Focus (pressures allowed on a per-snap basic with weighting towards sacks allowed) ... he has been called for just one penalty this season • Will Choloh is the highest rated pass rusher among interior defensive lineman nationally per PFF with a 90.3 grade while his 29 pressures rank third and his 83.3 overall grade is fifth • Troy is 5-0 this season when true freshman running back Kimani Vidal carries the ball at least nine times; in Troy’s wins, Vidal has averaged 82.4 yards, in the three losses (missed two games), just 19.0 yards • Troy has held four of its last five opponents to 20 points or fewer; in those games the Trojans are allowing an average of just 12.5 points per game

With a 22-17 lead in the final seconds of the fourth quarter, Coastal Carolina’s Mateo Sudipo tackled BYU’s Dax Milne at the one-yard line as time ran off the game clock to give the Chanticleers the five-point win over the No. 8 nationally-ranked Cougars on Saturday night at Brooks Stadium in Conway, S.C. The win is the first-ever over a top-10 FBS nationally-ranked team. Coastal is 10-0 to start the season, the best start in Sun Belt Conference football history.

GAME INFORMATION Date.....................................................Dec. 12, 2020 Time................................................................... 2 p.m.

Location......................................................Troy, Ala. Stadium..................Veterans Memorial (30,000) Television........................................................ ESPN+ Talent.................................Will Kollmeyer (PxP) ........................................Ben Stanfield (Analyst) Radio........................ Troy Sports Radio Network Talent.............................. Barry McKnight (PxP) ............................................Jerry Miller (Analyst) ............................... Junior Louissaint (Sideline)

The Troy defense was dominant in a shutout victory over South Alabama.

Troy secured its third-straight victory over the Jaguars with a convincing 29-0 win, marking the first shutout in the rivalry’s nine-year history. Troy’s defense turned South Alabama over on downs four times and tallied two additional turnovers in the outing. The Trojans combined for a seasonhigh five sacks and held the Jaguars to 57 yards rushing, the third time this season Troy has held its opponent to under 100 yards on the ground.

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TROY Record...................................................5-5, 3-3 SBC Last Game................ W, 29-0 @ South Alabama Head Coach.......................................Chip Lindsey Troy Record....................... 10-12 (2nd Season) Overall Record............................................ Same

Overall .............................................Troy Leads 2-1 In Troy ................................................................ 1-0 Away/Neutral.................................................... 1-1

No. 15 Coastal Carolina Record................................................ 10-0, 7-0 SBC Last Game.........................W, 22-17 vs No. 8 BYU Head Coach................................ Jamey Chadwell CCU Record........................ 18-16 (3rd Season) Overall Record................78-51 (11th Season)

Chip Lindsey vs. CCU......................................... 0-1 Jamey Chadwell vs. Troy.................................. 1-2

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THE BREAKDOWN................................................................ 3 STATISTICS............................................................................54 NUMERICAL ROSTERS......................................................55 DEPTH CHARTS..................................................................55 OPPONENT INFO................................................................58

STADIUM INFORMATION.........................................................4 TROY UNIVERSITY.............................................................20-21 BOARD OF TRUSTEES............................................................ 22 CHANCELLOR HAWKINS....................................................... 23 ATHLETICS DIRECTOR........................................................... 24 TROY HEAD COACHES.......................................................... 26 ATHLETICS STAFF..............................................................26-27 CHEERLEADERS.................................................................48-49 FIGHT SONG / ALMA MATER............................................... 49 SUN BELT STANDINGS........................................................... 62 FALL SCHEDULES.................................................................... 66 SOUND OF THE SOUTH........................................................ 67 MANAGERS............................................................................... 71 ATHLETIC TRAINERS............................................................... 71 VIDEO STAFF............................................................................. 71 HALL OF FAME......................................................................... 81 RADIO NETWORK................................................................... 82 TROJAN WARRIORS..........................................................84-86 TROJAN WHEELS..................................................................... 87

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CHIP LINDSEY............................................................... 30-31 ASSISTANT COACHES................................................ 33-37 FOOTBALL STAFF...............................................................38 TEAM DOCTORS.................................................................38 TROJAN PLAYERS........................................................ 40-44 TROY IN BOWL GAMES....................................................76 TROJANS IN THE NFL................................................. 78-79 TROY IN THE SUPER BOWL.............................................80

KHALIL McCLAIN..........................................................10-11 KYLE NIXON ........................................................................ 14 GERALD BALL ..................................................................... 15 WOMEN’S TENNIS.............................................................. 63 TRACK & FIELD.................................................................... 68

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Khalil McClain’s route to becoming a 2019 All-Sun Belt Honorable Mention at wide receiver wasn’t the most conventional path.

“Junior College is hard, anyone in JUCO will tell you that,” McClain said. “As a person, it challenges you. You have to be motivated to go to work and get better every day. It’s a grind.”

From a young age playing flag football, McClain knew that he could be good at football. His father got him involved with the sport at five years old, and because he was bigger than all the other kids, he got to start playing tackle football at a younger age. But because he was so good, McClain was asked to come back to play in the flag football all-star game.

While at Hutchinson, McClain played against current teammate and fellow wide receiver Kaylon Geiger in the final game of the year – a game McClain had switched back to quarterback for.

“There was one play where I ran all the way to the end zone, across the goal line then back to the other end of the field, basically doing circles three or four times before I decided to score,” McClain said. “All that without being caught. My dad got on me hard about that one, though.”

“He was playing cornerback and I was playing quarterback because we had both switched positions for that game,” McClain said. “He actually intercepted me once, but I scored on him too. It was a good battle.”

“I won, though,” McClain joked.

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“That’s when I realized that I could be good at this game.”

McClain’s journey was unconventional in the way that the now 6-4, 222-pound target used to be the one throwing touchdown passes, not catching them.

A three-star quarterback prospect out of high school, McClain originally signed with Tulane. This coming after he threw for 1,720 yards and 10 touchdowns while rushing for 1,272 yards and 18 touchdowns as a senior at Creekside High School which earned him conference player of the year honors.

After appearing in just two games during the 2017 season as a reserve quarterback, McClain made the decision to transfer to Hutchinson Community College where he changed positions to wide receiver.

“There wasn’t a quarterback coach at the school, but they had a good wide receiver coach,” McClain said. “I was just raw talent at quarterback and I wanted to actually get coached up so I made the switch.”

McClain credits his time at Hutchinson for making him into a better person and player.

McClain finished his sophomore season at Hutchinson with 27 receptions for 452 yards and five touchdowns to go along with 314 yards rushing and four touchdowns. For his efforts, McClain was rated as a three-star prospect and tabbed as the No. 5 JUCO wide receiver in the nation.

A number of suiters were interested in the JUCO product, but the Fairburn, Ga., native made the decision to attend Troy University for his final two seasons.

“It just felt like home,” McClain said. “The people are what make this place special. It’s a nice town and whenever I need help with something, people have my back. One time, I had a flat tire and a random stranger pulled over to help me change it. Those are the kind of people I want to be around.”

McClain made an impact with the Trojans immediately, and he credits his prior experience at quarterback for helping him do so.

During the 2019 season, he tied for fifth in the Sun Belt with seven touchdown receptions while ranking 12th in receptions (45) and 15th in yards (562).

“Playing quarterback really helped me become a better wide receiver,” McClain said. “When I get in my stance, the first thing I do is look at the safeties. Little things like that, knowing the coverages and post-snap reads like a quarterback would see them helps me from a receiver standpoint. I can know when I should get the ball, where I need to be sitting at. It helps me be on the same page as the quarterback.”

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It wasn’t easy for McClain to make it to where he is today, and he’ll be the first to tell you that his story is still unfinished. Three different schools in three years isn’t an easy thing to do, but he draws his strength from his family. What shaped McClain the most on his journey to Troy was when his grandmother passed away when he was 15 years old.

“My grandma shaped me into the person I am today,” McClain said. “She raised me for the most part. My dad taught me my selfdiscipline and stuff like that, but she really is the one who impacted me the most and instilled all my values.”

When his grandma passed, everything changed for McClain.

“That’s when I became mentally strong,” McClain said. “I realized that everybody goes through adversity, but you have to fight through it if you want to be successful. I just had to stay positive. That was one of the traits she instilled in me, staying positive during hard times.”

Throughout the recovery process, football was there for McClain and he honors his grandmother every time he steps on the field by writing “Ripvlg” on his cleats and says a prayer for her before each game.

“Football has always been one of my biggest coping methods,” McClain said. “Before she passed, she told me that I need to get myself together, that I need to make it, and that stuck with me forever. I have to work hard and provide for my family. That’s what drives me every time I step onto a football field.”

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After suffering an injury that caused him to miss the entirety of his junior season, Gerald Bell transitioned into a new role on the team: the hype man.

“I got hurt during fall camp last season and have been out since,” Bell said. “Right now, I feel like my role on the team, especially during home games, is the hype man. I try to keep everyone up throughout the ups and downs of the game. I want to keep everyone positive and lift my teammates up.”

Although Bell views himself as a hype man on Saturday’s, the task is not his alone. In fact, the senior has his own group of hype men that are always in his corner, keeping his spirits high so that he can keep the spirits of his teammates just as high.

“My roommate, Josh Mays, tore his ACL last year. We had to keep each other going and keep going down the road to recovery. I feel like everyone that I have come in contact with here at Troy, especially within Troy football, has been awesome to me. Mays, Craig Slocum, and I even have some friends on the softball team that are all close friends of mine and have helped me out a lot.”

At any level of sport it’s easy to get frustrated and feel like you aren’t part of the team when dealing with an injury so it’s key to have people in your corner to lift your spirits. For Bell that person was his offensive lineman coach, Ryan Pugh, who has never failed to remind him to keep his head up.

“My coach has always kept me up. It’s easy to get down when you’re hurt and not feeling like a part of the team, but Coach Pugh always gives me pep talks to keep me positive.”

Bell, a native of Bessemer, Alabama, is thankful to have been surrounded by people in Troy that have brought positivity and energy to his life while also refusing to let him hang his head. Even though Troy has blessed Bell with so many great people, it has always been someone closer to home that has always been his number one hype man.

His mom.

“I am very close with my mom. She is a big football fan and an even bigger Troy football fan. She loves Troy. I talk to my mom every day, and she is always keeping me positive. She is, and has always been, my number one fan.”

Through the trials of his football career and the passing of his dad, Bell has stayed close with his mom, sisters and grandmother.

“Family means everything. They are the people that I do it for. I do it for my last name.”

As Bell has taken up the mantle of being the hype man of the team, he is thankful for the people that have made an effort to cultivate positivity in his own life.

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Growing up in Fort Valley, Ga., Kyle Nixon and his twin brother, Kevin, were always on the same page.

So much so, they even ended up at the same college.

to fill this gap in order for me to be able to make a play. It’s the same thing way with music. Harmonies only work in a certain order, and that’s the biggest part. You need to know how things work together.”

“It wasn’t always a guarantee that we ended up at the same school,” the younger of the two Nixon brothers, Kyle said. “I remember we sat down in the middle of December during our senior year, and we thought about the offers we had and how cool it would be for our mom to see both of us play at the same school. I think about it when I go back home, and I see my brother. I know I’m blessed because not many people get to play DI football with their twin brother. Both of us were given the opportunity to get our degree and spend four years together. It’s been special.”

So, when Nixon makes the final transition from college athlete to life after football, he knows that the sport he loves has set him up to be successful in the next chapter of his life.

Kyle and Kevin Nixon arrived at Troy during one of the best seasons in school history. The twins’ freshman season was 2017, the year the Trojans went 11-2 and defeated No. 22 LSU in ‘Death Valley’ on homecoming.

“There are two big things that stick out to me, the first is beating LSU,” Nixon recalled. “That was the biggest win of my football career. Winning that game made me realize Troy is a special program.

To win that game in Death Valley on homecoming was something I’ll never forget. How many people can say they did that? And then, winning a conference championship was amazing too and showed a young freshman what the expectations were here at Troy! Playing football here at Troy has allowed me to see so many different places.”

And as his football career most likely comes to a close, it looks like his next chapter will again involve an art much like the game of football.

“Music and football are very similar because they both require something to happen for you to get the desired outcome,” Nixon said. “Someone needs

“Football has taught me how to focus on the process, and how to know your role” the Georgia native said. “Football is the ultimate ‘we’ game and requires you to lean on and trust your brothers. It’s about doing whatever you can for your brothers and coaches, whatever role that may be.”

Nixon knows that football has prepared him for a career in music once he hangs up the pads for good and trades them in headphones to work in a studio instead of on the football field.

“I’ve really focused on audio engineering, and how to mix a track” the safety said. “Troy has great professors with a lot of experience who have taught me the knowledge to go an make a career in the music industry. It’s set me up to be competitive and well equipped to make an impact in the industry.”

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Founded in 1887 as a teachers’ college, Troy University continues to live up to its founding motto: “Educate the mind to think, the heart to feel and the body to act.”

This student-centered philosophy has enabled Troy University to grow from a small teachers’ college to Alabama’s International University.

TROY’s educational value has been recognized by national publications such as Forbes magazine, U.S. News and World Report and the Princeton Review.

Troy University’s recognition as a “best value” university has been enhanced in recent years with major capital improvements and new academic programs, including: •The launching in 2015 of the Ph.D. program in Sport Management.

•The state’s first bachelor’s degree program aimed at increasing the number of interpreters for the deaf and hearing impaired.

•A renovated Barnes & Noble bookstore, including a Trojan Cafe, on the Montgomery campus.

•A newly updated admissions office to greet prospective students and their families in the Adams Administration building, complete with an entrance way along University Avenue and interactive video displays and entry screens.

•A renovated food court area in the Trojan Student Center, including new dining options such as Steak ‘n Shake, Boar’s Head Deli, Marble Slab Creamery and Great American Cookie.

•The ongoing construction for a new 78,000-square foot Trojan Fitness Center.

But TROY hasn’t just made its mark in the U.S. With more than 20,000 students enrolled from across the globe, the University has become a truly international institution.

TROY serves four campuses in Alabama—in Troy, Dothan, Montgomery and Phenix City.

Outside Alabama, the University maintains a presence globally and has eliminated the barriers of time and place through Troy Online. At the heart of that philosophy is an international focus that provides exposure to other cultures both here and abroad.

TROY enrolls more than 1,000 international students from more than 76 countries, while at the same time providing opportunities for students to study abroad in Africa, Asia, Cuba, Europe and Central, South America and the Middle East.

“What we’ve attempted to do at Troy University is to create an environment, a culture of caring, where our students can actually experience, get to know and live, work and learn with students from around the world,” Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr., Chancellor, said. “That’s essential as they prepare to make a living and a life in today’s global marketplace.”

Troy University is also home to the Confucius Institute, a center aimed at promoting Chinese language and culture and fostering business exchange opportunities. In addition, the University is home to the Center for International Business and Economic Development and the Manuel H. Johnson Center for Political Economy.

TROY also led the way in the United States with its dual degree 1-2-1 program, a partnership with certain Chinese universities that allows Chinese students to start their degree program at home, transfer to TROY for two years and return to their home institutions to finish their degree. Students receive diplomas from both TROY and their home institutions at the completion of the program.

TROY offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs across five colleges: Arts and Sciences, Business, Communication and Fine Arts, Health and Human Services and Education. In addition, Troy University offers a Doctorate of Nursing Practice degree, which prepares its graduates for the most advanced level of nursing care, and the Ph.D. in Sport Management.

Troy University offers a vast exposure to the historical and cultural arts. On the Montgomery Campus, students, faculty and the general public can visit the Rosa Parks Museum, which celebrates the legacy of the late Civil Rights leader whose refusal to give up her seat on a city bus to a white male led to the Montgomery Bus Boycott.

The Davis Theater for Performing Arts, also on the Montgomery Campus, provides a venue for a variety of local and regional musical and cultural entertainment.

On the Troy Campus, the Janice Hawkins Cultural Arts Park, named for the University’s First Lady, is home to an amphitheater, walking trails and a collection of outdoor sculpture, including 200 terracotta warriors by renowned sculptor Huo Bao Zhu. The park is also home to the International Arts Center, which includes the Huo Bao Zhu Gallery, the Fred Nall Museum, and Warriors Unearthed designed by Frank Marquette, an interpretive center explaining the significance and design of the terracotta warrior exhibit. The center is also home to studio and classroom space for the University’s Graphic Design program.

TROY’s College of Communication and Fine Arts provides more than 200 public performances and artistic presentations each year, to an audience of more than 250,000 people. More than 20 percent of the students on the Troy Campus are involved in music study through the Sound of the South Marching Band, choral ensembles and private lessons. This year, the Concert Chorale ensemble performed at the historic Carnegie Hall and a group of music, theatre and dance students performed at the Danza in Arte a Pietrasanta Festival in Italy.

Students on the Troy Campus looking to get involved in University life can choose from nearly 200 different campus service, religious and social organizations. Cocurricular organizations include the “South of the South” marching and concert bands, Collegiate Singers and Trojan Dance Repertory Ensemble. In addition, TROY offers a variety of activities to enhance the quality of student life on campus.

Troy University has an active Greek Life, with 13 fraternities, 10 sororities and five music fraternities on its Troy Campus. A fraternity village consisting of seven two-story houses was opened in 2010.

The Troy Campus has two active studentled publications, The Tropolitan and the Palladium. Also, the award-winning TROY TrojanVision broadcasts three live student produced newscasts daily.

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32nd year University of Montevallo, ‘67 Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr., a native of Mobile, Alabama, was named Chancellor of Troy University Sept.

1, 1989. He earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Montevallo and his doctorate from the University of Alabama.

Upon completion of his bachelor’s degree in 1967, Hawkins was commissioned a lieutenant in the U.S. Marine Corps and served as a platoon leader during the Vietnam War. For his combat duty, he received the Bronze Star, the Purple Heart and a citation from the Korean Marine Corps.

Hawkins has overseen an era of change and growth at TROY, as he led the merger of the worldwide Troy State University System into the unified Troy University, an initiative called “One Great University.” More than $350 million has been invested in capital improvements by the Hawkins Administration, including new academic buildings on all four of TROY’s Alabama campuses. Chancellor Hawkins served as the catalyst for the University’s evolution to an international institution, as TROY has attracted record numbers of students from other nations and established teaching sites around the world. During his tenure, academic standards for admission have been increased, new degree programs were established in all academic colleges, and intercollegiate athletics joined the highest level of NCAA competition.

Hawkins’ professional background includes his service as an assistant dean at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (1971-1979) and as

president of the Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind in Talladega (1979-1989).

In 1985, he was honored by the University of Montevallo as Distinguished Alumnus of the Year, and was the recipient of the 2003 AllAmerican Football Foundation’s “Top College President” Award. In 2005 he was inducted into the Hall of Fame of Murphy High School in Mobile, Alabama. In 2007 he was recognized as the “Alabama Citizen of the Year” by the Alabama Broadcasters Association. In 2011, Dr. Hawkins was recognized with the Chief Executive Leadership Award presented by the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) and as the March of Dimes River Region Citizen of the Year. In 2012 he received the Distinguished Public Service Award from the Secretary of the Air Force for his service on the Air University Board of Visitors from 2004-2012. In 2014 he was one of nine university presidents/chancellors worldwide— and the only one in North America—to receive the World Confucius Institute’s Individual Performance Excellence Award. In October 2016 Dr. Hawkins was inducted into the Alabama Academy of Honor.

Three buildings are named in his honor: the “Jack and Janice Hawkins Chapel” at the Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind, the “HawkinsAdams-Long Hall of Honor” and “Jack Hawkins, Jr. Hall” which serves the College of Education of Troy University. Hawkins was profiled as part of two books published in 2004: “Above and Beyond: Former Marines Conquer the Civilian

World” by Rudy Socha and Carolyn Darrow and “The Entrepreneurial College President” by James L. Fisher and James V. Koch.

Hawkins serves on the board of directors of the Daniel Foundation, the Bennie Adkins Foundation, Business Council of Alabama, the American Village Trust, College Football Playoff Board of Managers, and Troy Bank and Trust Company. He has served as chairman of the Governor’s Committee on Employment of the Disabled, Board of Visitors of Marine Corps University, Better Business Bureau of Central Alabama, and past President of the Sun Belt Conference. He has also served on the Board of Directors of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU), as Chairman of the Council of University Presidents in Alabama, as President of the Southland Football League, as chairman of the Air University Board of Visitors, as a trustee of Talladega College, the Helen Keller Eye Research Foundation, and the American Foundation for the Blind. He is a member of the Troy Rotary Club.

Dr. Hawkins is married to Janice Hawkins and they have two daughters, Katie, a former officer in the USAF who is married to Air Force Col. Dan Beall; and Kelly Godwin, an attorney and member of the Troy University faculty who is married to Adam Godwin, a former professional baseball player and a member of the Troy University baseball staff. Dr. and Mrs. Hawkins are the proud grandparents of Noah and Ellyotte, who live in Maryland, and Micah Mae, who lives in Montgomery.

over 3.0 in the unprecedented spring semester while the collective studentathlete population posted a 3.11 GPA and eight total programs finished with a 3.5 GPA or higher.

In just one year as Troy’s Director of Athletics, Brent Jones has overseen a complete restructuring of the department’s external and internal teams and led a department that set records in academics, licensing, attendance and season tickets sales. Jones leads the department under his W-4 mantra – Winning in the Classroom, Winning on the Field, Winning in the Community and Winning in the Stands.

On the court, Troy posted one of its top Bubas Cup (Sun Belt All-Sports Trophy) finishes in recent years despite many high scoring spring sports not earning points due to the COVID-19 stoppage of play. Women’s basketball won its third Sun Belt title in the last five seasons, volleyball posted one the best turnarounds in the nation, women’s indoor track & field posted its best-ever finish and soccer took home a second place finish in the Sun Belt. The women’s golf team was well on its way to a top Sun Belt finish following three in-season victories, softball had a top 30 RPI and baseball was one of the top offensive teams in the country when their seasons were halted.

Off the field of play, Jones led Troy Athletics to extraordinary levels. Eleven of Troy’s 15 programs finished with grade point averages

Troy Athletics secured partnerships with leading branding specialist Jeremy Darlow to provide brand marketing classes for all student-athletes, while best-selling author Damon West partnered with Troy Athletics to provide professional and personal development for the athletics department staff.

Jones led a renegotiation on Troy’s multimedia rights deal with Outfront Sports which will lead to increased revenue for Troy Athletics for years to come. Additionally, Troy secured a new partnership with Affinity Licensing which significantly amplified Troy merchandise volume in the marketplace in addition to driving up revenue and better serving Troy’s fans and merchants.

Thanks in part to a new partnership with IMG-L Ticket Solutions, the Trojans set numerous benchmarks during his three-plus years at Troy, including record breaking attendance numbers for Troy football, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, volleyball, softball and baseball.

Men’s basketball season ticket sales increased by 400 percent during his first season in the AD chair, while a record number of season tickets were sold for football, baseball and women’s basketball.

Five of the top seven single-game Troy football crowds have occurred in the last three seasons, and Troy led the Sun Belt Conference in total attendance for the first time in school history in 2018 and ranked second in 2019. Troy’s nine percent increase in attendance from 2016 to 2017 was the 21st largest in the country and Troy has generated more than 1,750 additional season ticket sales over that span.

Jones has secured home-and-home football games with Mississippi State, Memphis, Southern Miss, UAB, Army, UMass, BYU and Western Kentucky while also scheduling guarantee games against Clemson, Tennessee, South Carolina, Iowa, Missouri and Kansas State.

Troy’s facilities have also been upgraded under Jones’ watch with new turf in The Vet, a new court design in Trojan Arena and rebranding of the Troy volleyball and track & field offices.

The restructuring of the overall athletics department led to increased production across the board including an establishing of best practices by the internal operations department to best maximize staff and transitioning development to the external operations team, which led to a significant increase in giving and major gifts.

Jones, who was introduced as Troy’s Director of Athletics June 12, 2019, took over the role following a two-year stint as Troy’s Deputy Director of Athletics for External Operations. In his role as Deputy Director of Athletics, Jones had oversight of marketing, communications, advertising, ticket sales, Troy Sports Properties, broadcasting, promotions, fan engagement, fan experience, branding, licensing and trademarks.

He served as the sport administrator for the baseball program and was in charge of football scheduling.

Jones spearheaded a partnership with Troy University’s Hospitality, Tourism and Sports Management program to offer a revenue generation class that assists in outbound sales efforts, ticket sales, marketing, hospitality, customer service and retention efforts.

Also, several unique campaigns and events have been established including an online athletic merchandise store, the football Tailgate Terrace Concert Series, OneTROY Fridays, the Community Hero ticket plan, bowl socials around the state, a marketing, sales, and best practices partnership with the Montgomery Biscuits, performing a Trojan Takeover in New Orleans and Mobile during Troy’s two most recent bowl appearances and hosting a Troy University graduation in New Orleans for graduating football players, cheerleaders and band members during the R&L New Orleans Bowl.

Jones has also developed partnerships with Tailgate Guys, Affinity Licensing and IMGLearfield Ticket Solutions with the overall goal of better serving the Troy fanbase and generating additional revenue.

He joined the Troy staff from Southern Miss where he most recently served as the Senior Associate AD for External Affairs. During his tenure at Southern Miss, the Golden Eagles set numerous attendance records in baseball, men’s basketball, softball, volleyball and soccer including having the highest attended football and women’s basketball game in each program’s history. Additionally, under Jones’ guidance, Southern Miss led Conference USA in football attendance in 2015 and 2016 including a 25 percent increase in overall attendance. The 25 percent increase in attendance ranked top 10 nationally in improved attendance for 2015.

Jones is a 2013 graduate of the prestigious D1A Institute and a member of NACDA, ICLA, and NACMA. He is a frequent speaker and presenter for the NACMA and ICLA conventions as well as being an attendee for the inaugural Surefire Baseball Forum. Jones was a standout college baseball player at Oglethorpe University.

He is married to the former Tracey Styers and they have two children, son Jaxson and daughter Payton Grace.

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Chip Lindsey, one of the nation’s top innovative offensive minds, begins his second season as Troy’s head coach.

Lindsey, 45, has been the architect of some of the nation’s most electric offenses since moving to the collegiate ranks and his first season with the Trojans was no exception.

The Trojans topped the 500-yard mark in total offense on six different occasions to tie the program’s DI record and scored 35-plus points eight times; the second most in program history and fourth most in Sun Belt Conference history. The Trojans finished ninth nationally in passing offense (313.2), 25th in scoring offense (33.8) and 18th in total offense (456.3).

He also guided quarterback Kaleb Barker, just 331 days removed from an ACL injury, to one of the best seasons in Troy history. Barker finished third nationally in completions per game (24.92), fifth in yards per game (302.3), fourth in 300-yard passing games (6) and 14th in touchdown passes (30). Among the Troy all-time greats to play the position, Barker finished third in touchdown passes and passing yards (3,628) and fourth in completions (299). Both Barker and receiver Kaylon Geiger were named to the All-Sun Belt First Team and Geiger was the league’s Newcomer of the Year.

On the defensive side of the football, linebacker Carlton Martial became just the 12th player in the last 20 years to finish a season with 100 tackles, 15 tackles for loss and three interceptions on his way to All-America honors while true freshman safety Dell Pettus was named a Freshman All-American.

The offseason saw the positive momentum continue as Lindsey and his staff signed one of the top recruiting classes in program history as the Trojans welcomed the second-ranked class in the Sun Belt and the second-highest rated class in school history according to 247Sports. Troy added 17 three-star players in the class including several ranked near the top 100 in their position nationally.

Lindsey was named the offensive coordinator at Kansas the month prior to being named Troy’s head coach in Jan. 2019 following two seasons at Auburn and one season at Arizona State as both schools’ offensive coordinator.

Lindsey’s first stint at Auburn as an offensive analyst resulted in the Tigers winning the SEC Championship and making a BCS National Championship run, while his most recent tenure on The Plains saw Auburn set school records and post one of the best offensive seasons in SEC history.

In 2017, Auburn became just the eighth team in SEC history and the first in Auburn history to rush and pass for 3,000 yards in a season.

The Tigers also ranked 26th nationally in total offense and set an Auburn record scoring 327 points in SEC play. Auburn won the SEC West Division after knocking off a pair of top-ranked teams in Georgia and Alabama over a three-week period.

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All-SEC quarterback Jarrett Stidham, the second Auburn player ever to throw for 3,000 yards in a season, led the SEC and ranked ninth nationally in completion percentage. Running back Kerryon Johnson was SEC Offensive Player of the Year, and Ryan Davis set an Auburn receiving record with 84 catches.

Prior to leaving for Kansas, Lindsey’s final season at Auburn saw the Tigers defeat Pac-12 Champion Washington and nationally-ranked Texas A&M. Lindsey returned to Auburn from Arizona State, where he served as offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach in 2016. The Sun Devils started 5-1 before losing three quarterbacks to injury; running back Kalen Ballage tied an NCAA record scoring eight touchdowns in a 68-55 win over Texas Tech.

As offensive coordinator at Southern Miss from 2014-15, he developed the Conference USA 2015 Offensive Player of the Year and current San Francisco 49ers quarterback Nick Mullens, who ranked second in the league in passing yards (4,145) and TD passes (36), and ranked in the top eight in the nation in both marks in 2015.

The Southern Miss offense broke five singleseason school records in 2015: completions (312), passing yards (4,263), total offense yards (6,758), touchdowns (67) and points (528), as the Golden Eagles recorded nine wins, a Conference USA West title, and a berth in the Zaxby’s Heart of Dallas Bowl against Washington.

Lindsey’s 2015 Golden Eagle offense ranked fifth in the nation in total touchdowns, seventh in total points, eighth in total passing yards and completions, and 12th in points per game and passing yards per game. The 2015 Golden Eagles tallied more than 4,200 passing yards and just under 2,500 rushing yards. The national

leader with 102 explosive plays, Southern Miss was just the second school in FBS history with a 4,000-yard passer, a 1,000-yard receiver and two 1,000-yard rushers.

Prior to his first stint at Auburn, from 2011-12, Lindsey served as head coach at Spain Park (Ala.) High School, leading the school to its first 6A regional championship.

Lindsey served as quarterbacks coach at Troy in 2010, following a long and distinguished career as a prep coach (1997-2009) in football and baseball. At Troy, he coached the Sun Belt Freshman of the Year Corey Robinson and helped guide the Trojans to their fifth consecutive Sun Belt Championship. Robinson set a school record for completions (321) that season while his 3,726 passing yards rank as the second most in Troy history; he threw for 387 yards and four touchdowns in Troy’s New Orleans Bowl victory.

The Trojans totaled the second most passing touchdowns (33) and most completions (340) in a season in school history.

Prior to coming to Troy in 2010, Lindsey served as an offensive coordinator at Hoover (Ala.) High School in 2007 after serving as the head coach Colbert Heights (Ala.) High School, where he earned 2006 Coach of the Year honors from the Florence Times-Daily.

Lindsey spent the 1997-2004 seasons as an assistant coach, including Florence, Deshler, Sparkman, and Springville High Schools in Alabama.

Lindsey played football at the University of North Alabama before transferring as a student to Alabama, where he received his bachelor’s degree in history and English in 1997. He earned a master’s in educational leadership from the University of Phoenix in 2005.

A native of Madison, Ala., Lindsey graduated from Bob Jones High School, where he was a three-sport letterman.

Lindsey and his wife Cecily have four children: Claire, Caroline, Cooper and Conner.

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Player Gunnar Watson Troy Opponents

RECEIVING

Rec. Yards Avg. TD YPG 41 682 16.6 8 68.2 20 451 22.5 4 50.1 17 266 15.6 3 26.6 14 252 18.0 1 25.2 146 2122 14.5 23 212.2 169 1877 11.1 9 187.7

Player Kaylon Geiger Todd, Reggie Khalil McClain Tray, Eafford Troy Opponents

DEFENSE

Tac. TFL Sacks Int. 72 5.5-27 4.5-23 1 64 4.0-10 05.1 59 9.0-50 2.0-19 53 9.0-40 6.5-32 46 8.5-50 8.5-50 46 - - 2 45 5.5-35 5.5-35 1 33 1.0-12 1.0-12 2 30 - - 29 2.0-25 2.0-25 668 67.0-310 32.0-212 12 703 45.125 11.0-53 3

K.J. Robertson has only missed two tackles all season long; that is the fewest in the country at the linebacker position (min. 324 snaps), while his 90.1 tackle grade ranks third nationally at the position

241 24.1 3942 394.2 5.4 1657 165.7 4.1 2285 228.5 10.6 213 16-21 39.3 10-35 3.5 17-313 18.4 53-468 46.8 53/147 32:47 11-130 21-156

1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT 54 125 31 53 - 59 65 75 42 -

Player Kimani Vidal B.J. Smith Woods, Jamontez Troy Opponents

TD YPG 20 203.6 23 212.2 9 187.7

OPP

263 26.3 3878 387.8 5.5 1040 104.0 3.4 2838 283.8 10.7 211 10-18 41.7 9-53 5.9 35-657 18.8 52-490 49.0 67/149 27:13 7-99 21-158

SCORING BY QUARTERS

RUSHING

Car. Yards Avg. TD YPG 142 724 5.1 10 72.4 75 455 6.1 6 45.5 86 433 5.0 5 48.1 442 2416 5.2 26 227.9 336 1715 4.3 11 142.9

W, 47-14 L, 7-48 W, 37-17 W, 31-29 L, 34-36 W, 38-10 L, 13-20 L, 17-20 L, 10-47 W, 29-0

TROY

Points Points/Game Total Offense Yards/Game Yards/Play Rushing Yards Rushing Yards/Game Rushing Yards/Att. Passing Yards Passing Yards/Game Passing Yards/Comp.

First Downs Field Goals Punting Average Punt Returns Yards/Return Kickoff Returns Yards/Return Penalties Average/Game Third Down Conversion Time of Possession/Game Interceptions by Defense/Yardage Sacks/Yardage

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SCORING BY QUARTERS

Player C.J. Marable Reese White Grayson McCall CCU Opponents

9/19 at Middle Tennessee 9/26 at BYU 10/10 Texas State 10/17 Eastern Kentucky 10/24 Georgia State 10/31 at Arkansas State 11/7 at Georgia Southern 11/21 Middle Tennessee 11/28 at Appalachian State 12/5 at South Alabama 12/12 Coastal Carolina 12/17 ULM

W, 38-23 W, 43-21 W, 52-23 W, 30-27 W, 28-14 W, 51-0 W, 23-6 W, 34-23 W, 49-14 W, 22-17

CCU

Points Points/Game Total Offense Yards/Game Yards/Play Rushing Yards Rushing Yards/Game Rushing Yards/Att. Passing Yards Passing Yards/Game Passing Yards/Comp.

First Downs Field Goals Punting Average Punt Returns Yards/Return Kickoff Returns Yards/Return Penalties Average/Game Third Down Conversion Time of Possession/Game Interceptions/Return Yards Sacks/Yardage

Team CCU Opponents

SCHEDULE

SCHEDULE

TEAM STATS

TROY

Player Carlton Martial Jayden McDonald Dell Pettus K.J. Robertson TJ Harris Will Choloh Craig Slocum Richard Jibunor Luis Medina Javon Solomon Troy Opponents

Total 263 241

RUSHING

Car. Yards Avg. TD YPG 89 469 5.3 3 58.6 73 277 3.8 3 30.8 37 196 5.3 0 19.6 302 1040 3.4 9 104.0 405 1657 4.1 14 165.7

PASSING

Cmp. 186 265 216

Att. 264 401 329

Yards Int. 1881 6 2838 11 2285 7

TD YPG 15 235.1 20 283.8 13 228.5

RECEIVING

Rec. Yards Avg. TD YPG 55 649 11.8 3 64.9 35 429 12.3 5 42.9 32 383 12.0 6 38.3 30 352 11.7 2 35.2 265 2838 10.7 20 283.8 216 2285 10.6 13 228.5

DEFENSE

Tkl. TFL Sacks Int. 92 7.5-16 - 60 4.0-8 - 57 2.0-7 - 1-44 56 - - 40 3.5-18 2.0-16 1-0 36 7.5-41 4.5-36 36 0.5-0 - 1-23 29 7.0-43 4.5-33 28 1.5-8 1.5-8 28 1.5-13 1.5-13 734 62-251 21-158 7-99 677 55-216 21-156 11-130

STARTING LINEUPS TROY # 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5 6 6 7 7 8 8 9 9 10 10 11 12 13 13 14 15 15 17 18 19 20 20 21 22 23 24 24 25 26 28 29 30 31 32 34 35 37 39 41 42 43 46 44 47 48 49 50 51 53 55 63 64 65 66 67 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 77 78 79 80 82 83 84 85 87 88 89 90 95 96 97 98 99

Name Terence Dunlap Kaylon Geiger Reggie Todd Carlton Martial Bret Clark Justin Whisenhunt Jabre Barber Craig Slocum Will Choloh Bryce Childress Khalil McClain KJ Robertson Marcus Rogers TJ Harris Parker McNeil Richard Jibunor Kyle Coale Jayden McDonald Kyle Toole O’shai Fletcher Jacob Free Tray Eafford Zion Williams Micah Murphy Tre’ Ross Tez Johnson Dalton Adkinson Gunnar Watson Darrell Starling DK Billingsley George Jackson Shakel Brown Kyle Nixon Kimani Vidal Jamontez Woods Josh Brown Josh Mays B.J. Smith Charles Strong Orlando Lacey John Hines Dell Pettus Shon Spralling Terrence Head Navy Harris Christian Murphy Brennen Milliron Javon Solomon Pat Richardson Jack Martin Jack Dawson Brooks Weeks Devon Reaves Cam Williams Antonio Showers Quincey Miller Chase Little Bubba Hudson Jake Andrews Carson Burt Deandre Butler Dylan Bradshaw Logan Self Grant Betts Gage Saint Tyler Burnsed Hamilton Hawthorne Toryque Bateman Jake Baker Cameron Kaye Kannon Biggs Derrick Graham Jordan Chapman Austin Stidham Tyler Hussey Reid Rilas Luke Whittemore AJ Lewis Deyunkrea Lewis Jaden Warren Demontrez Brown Trey Coryell Elgin Griffin Luis Medina Malik Pertee AJ Pierce T.J. Jackson Evan Legassey

COASTAL CAROLINA

Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. CB 5-11 175 R-Jr. WR 5-10 170 Sr. WR 6-5 205 Sr. LB 5-10 216 Jr. WR 5-11 181 Jr. LB 6-1 230 Sr. WR 5-10 190 Fr. CB 6-0 195 Jr. DT 6-0 289 Jr. WR 5-9 178 R-Fr. WR 6-4 222 Sr. LB 6-1 223 Jr. WR 6-3 197 Jr. S 6-1 193 Jr. QB 6-5 236 Jr. BAN 6-3 226 R-So. P/K 5-11 195 Sr. LB 6-0 231 So. QB 6-2 212 Fr. CB 5-11 171 So. QB 6-5 217 Jr. WR 6-1 199 Sr. CB 5-11 192 Jr. S 5-9 201 Jr. LB 6-4 215 R-Fr. WR 5-10 148 Fr. WR 6-0 192 So. QB 6-3 211 R-Fr. S 6-1 205 Fr. RB 5-11 214 Jr. SPR 5-11 192 Jr. DT 6-4 301 Jr. S 6-1 201 Sr. RB 5-8 214 Fr. RB 5-11 211 R-Fr. CB 5-11 168 Fr. RB 5-9 215 So. RB 5-9 207 R-Sr. RB 6-1 235 So. WR 6-0 182 Jr. DE 6-4 248 Sr. S 5-11 196 So. SPR 5-11 186 Jr. BAN 6-3 214 So. LB 6-1 227 Jr. CB 6-0 175 R-Fr. LS 5-8 185 So. DE 6-2 240 R-Fr. BAN 6-2 232 So. K/P 6-2 222 So. P 6-3 185 Fr. LB 6-2 205 Fr. DE 6-4 259 R-Fr. BAN 6-5 238 Fr. DE 6-1 279 Jr. DE 6-3 237 Fr. OL 6-6 321 Fr. OL 6-4 290 Jr. OL 6-3 316 So. OL 6-5 278 R-Fr. OL 6-3 311 Jr. OL 6-3 311 Sr. OL 6-4 300 Fr. OL 6-3 290 So. OL 6-5 300 Fr. OL 6-4 390 R-Fr. OL 6-2 337 So. OL 6-7 315 Jr. OL 6-2 297 Jr. LS 6-2 234 Sr. OL 6-5 301 R-Fr. OL 6-4 286 Fr. OL 6-3 287 Jr. OL 6-5 291 Jr. WR 6-1 191 Jr. WR 6-1 202 R-Sr. WR 6-2 195 Jr. TE 6-3 258 So. TE 6-3 258 Fr. WR 6-4 213 R-Fr. WR 6-3 208 So. TE 6-5 247 Sr. DT 6-2 286 Sr. DT 6-1 312 Fr. DT 6-1 285 R-Fr. DT 6-1 320 So. DT 6-1 285 Fr. K/P 6-3 212 Jr.

TROY OFFENSE Pos. # Name QB 18 Gunnar Watson RB 26 B.J. Smith WR-X 2 Reggie Todd WR-H 13 Tray Eafford WR-Y 1 Kaylon Geiger WR-Z 6 Khalil McClain TE 84 A.J. Lewis LT 79 Austin Stidham LG 67 Grant Betts C 65 Dylan Bradshaw RG 55 Jake Andrews RT 77 Derrick Graham

Ht. Wt. Yr. 6-3 208 So. 5-9 207 R-Sr. 6-5 205 Sr. 6-1 199 Sr. 5-10 170 Sr. 6-4 222 Sr. 6-3 258 So. 6-5 291 Jr. 6-3 290 So. 6-3 311 Sr. 6-3 316 So. 6-4 286 Fr.

CCU DEFENSE Pos. # Name DE 9 Tarron Jackson NT 15 Jerrod Clark DT 52 C.J. Brewer BAN 94 Jeffrey Gunter WILL 29 Silas Kelly MIKE 34 Teddy Gallagher SPUR 43 Enock Makonzo CB 23 Derick Bush FS 26 Brayden Matts CB 7 D’Jordan Strong

Ht. Wt. Yr. 6-2 260 R-Sr. 6-4 335 R-So. 6-2 280 R-Sr. 6-1 230 Sr. 6-4 230 R-Sr. 6-1 230 Sr. 5-11 195 R-Jr. 6-1 190 Jr. 6-1 200 R-Jr. 5-11 175 Jr.

# Name 1 Shane Bruce 1 CJ Marable 2 Luke Ellenberger 2 Reese White 3 KJ Johnson II 4 Kendricks Gladney Jr. 4 Isaiah Likely 5 Travis Geiger Jr. 5 Shermari Jones 6 Jaivon Heiligh 7 Jarrett Guest 7 D’Jordan Strong 8 Damari Kelly 8 Zachary Stevens 9 Tarron Jackson 9 Fred Payton 10 Grayson McCall 10 Alex Spillum 11 Kameron Brown 11 Kameron Burton 12 Bryce Carpenter 12 Isaiah Stephens 13 Mateo Sudipo 14 Manny Stokes Jr. 15 Jerrod Clark 15 Drew Leszczynski 16 Jordan Morris 17 Sam Denmark 17 De’Angelo Husky 18 Tyson Mobley 19 Myles Baker 20 Greg Latushko 20 Mason Shelton 21 JT Killen 22 Coleman Reich 23 CJ Beasley 23 Derick Bush 25 Jamar Darboe 25 Christian Malloy 26 Isaiah Connelly 26 Brayden Matts 27 Braydon Bennett 28 Shi’heem Watkins 29 Massimo Biscardi 29 Silas Kelly 30 Shon Brown 31 Wilt Gabe II 31 Baden Pinson 32 Charles Steele 33 Austin Randall 34 Teddy Gallagher 35 Kieran Colahan 35 Jaimeer Goodman 36 Will Jordan 37 Myles Prosser 38 Nic Burroughs-Rogers 39 Aden Britton 40 Patrick McSweeney 40 Braylon Ryan 41 Myles Olufemi 42 Jake Broom 43 Enock Makonzo 44 E.J. Porter 45 Chris Evans 46 Kenny Byrd 47 Cameron Mitchell 48 Davon Bomar 49 Jayden Perry 50 Jordan Donald 51 Sam Thompson 52 C.J. Brewer 54 Trevor Cole 55 CJ Schrimpf 56 Donnell Wilson 57 Willie Lampkin 61 Collin Burch 62 Sean Fitzgerald 63 Trey Carter 65 Jayden Addison 66 Will McDonald 67 Donavan Manson 68 Blake Hamilton 69 Willie Moise 70 Cesar Moreno 71 Isaac Owusu-Appiah 72 Antwine Loper 75 Mason Bowers 76 Kameren Stewart 78 Tyler Wagner 79 Steven Bedosky 80 Rob Morrow 81 Payton Bunch 82 Tyler Roberts 83 Marc Smith 84 Nick Childs 85 Jalen Darby 86 Taj Thomas 87 Michael McFarlane 88 Conner McCarthy 89 Tyler Marchese 90 Rolan Wooden II 92 Mark Milnac 93 James Johnson Jr. 94 Jeffrey Gunter 95 Johnny Magee 96 Kennedy Roberts 97 Tommy Schubert 98 Charles Ouverson 99 Tate Finklea

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Pos. # Name LT 72 Antwine Loper LG 57 Williw Lampkin C 51 Sam Thompson RG 63 Trey Carter RT 79 Steven Bedosky TE 4 Isaiah Likely WR 17 Sam Denmark WR 20 Greg Latushko WR 6 Jaivon Heiligh QB 10 Grayson McCall AB 1 CJ Marable BB 2 Reese White

Ht. Wt. Yr. 6-3 275 R-Jr. 6-1 295 Fr. 5-9 290 R-Sr. 6-1 300 R-Sr. 6-2 280 R-Sr. 6-4 245 Jr. 6-0 190 R-Sr. 5-10 210 R-Sr. 6-2 190 Jr. 6-3 200 R-Fr. 5-10 200 Sr. 5-19 185 So.

TROY DEFENSE Pos. # Name DE 30 John Hines DT 5 Will Choloh NT 21 Shakel Brown BAN 9 Richard Jibunor WLB 7 KJ Robertson MLB 2 Carlton Martial SPEAR 8 T.J. Harris CB 1 Terence Dunlap CB 18 Reddy Steward SS 31 Dell Pettus FS 4 Craig Slocum

Ht. Wt. Yr. 6-4 248 Sr. 6-0 289 Jr. 6-4 301 Jr. 6-3 226 R-So. 6-1 223 Jr. 5-9 216 Jr. 6-1 193 Jr. 6-0 175 R-Jr. 5-11 173 So. 5-11 196 So. 6-0 200 Jr.

TROY SPECIAL TEAMS Pos. # Name K 99 Evan Legassey HO 83 Luke Whittemore P 43 Jack Martin KOS 43 Jack Martin LS 74 Cameron Kaye KR 2 Reggie Todd PR 15 Tez Johnson

Ht. 6-3 6-2 6-2 6-2 6-2 6-5 5-10

Wt. Yr. 233 Jr. 195 Jr. 228 So. 228 So. 240 Sr. 205 Sr. 148 Fr.

CCU SPECIAL TEAMS

Pos. # Name PK 29 Massimo Biscardi P 37 Myles Prosser LS 55 CJ Schrimpf KO 29 Massimo Biscardi H 98 Charles Ouverson PR 6 Jaivon Heiligh KR 2 Reese White

Ht. Wt. Yr. 5-11 200 Jr. 6-4 190 R-Jr. 5-10 235 R-Sr. 5-11 200 Jr. 6-2 230 R-Sr. 6-2 190 Jr. 5-10 185 So.

Pos. LB RB S RB S LB TE NT RB WR QB CB CB QB DE QB QB S WR S QB LB S CB NT WR CB WR CB WR CB WR LB LB LB RB CB LB RB RB S RB S PK LB LB DE RB LB S LB P/PK CB LB P/PK TE LB TE DE LB TE LB LB LB LB S DE LS OL OL DT LB LS OL OL DE OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL WR TE/LS WR WR WR WR WR TE WR TE DT DT DT LB DE DT NT P/PK DE

Ht. Wt. Yr. 6-0 230 Fr. 5-10 200 Sr. 6-1 195 R-Fr. 5-10 185 So. 6-1 195 So. 6-0 210 Grad.

6-4 245 Jr. 6-4 320 R-So. 6-1 220 Jr. 6-2 190 Jr. 6-3 180 R-Fr. 5-11 175 Jr. 5-11 175 R-So. 6-2 185 R-Fr. 6-2 260 R-Sr. 6-2 210 Jr. 6-3 200 R-Fr. 6-2 190 R-Jr. 6-3 220 Grad.

6-1 200 R-Jr. 6-1 200 Jr. 6-3 185 Fr. 6-1 195 R-Fr. 5-10 165 Fr. 6-4 335 R-So. 6-1 190 R-Fr. 6-1 160 R-So. 6-0 190 R-Sr. 5-9 170 Jr. 6-0 170 Fr. 5-10 155 R-Fr. 5-10 210 R-Sr. 6-2 225 Fr. 6-3 220 R-Fr. 6-0 200 R-Fr. 5-10 180 Fr. 6-1 190 Jr. 6-1 220 R-So. 5-10 200 R-So. 5-9 195 Fr. 6-1 200 R-Jr. 6-2 185 Fr. 5-11 190 So. 5-11 200 Jr. 6-4 230 R-Sr. 6-2 230 Fr. 6-3 240 So. 5-10 210 R-Jr. 6-2 235 Fr. 6-1 190 R-Fr. 6-1 230 Sr. 6-0 200 R-Fr. 6-0 185 R-So. 5-11 190 Fr. 6-4 190 R-Jr. 6-1 240 R-Fr. 6-0 225 Fr. 6-4 240 R-So. 6-2 260 Fr. 6-1 225 R-Sr. 6-2 240 R-Fr. 5-11 195 R-Jr. 6-1 230 R-Jr. 6-2 220 R-Jr. 6-1 215 Fr. 6-0 215 Fr. 6-3 250 R-Fr. 6-4 210 R-Fr. 5-10 270 R-So. 5-9 290 R-Sr. 6-2 280 R-Sr. 6-0 190 R-Fr. 5-10 235 R-Sr. 6-5 290 R-Fr. 6-1 295 Fr. 6-2 245 R-So. 6-2 285 R-Jr. 6-1 300 R-Sr. 6-2 275 R-Fr. 6-2 295 R-Fr. 6-4 295 Fr. 6-4 270 Fr. 6-3 280 Fr. 6-3 290 R-Jr. 6-4 295 R-Fr. 6-3 275 R-Jr. 6-4 280 Fr. 6-6 250 So. 6-5 305 Fr. 6-2 280 R-Sr. 5-8 180 R-Jr. 6-3 195 R-Fr. 6-4 185 Jr. 5-10 180 Fr. 5-10 185 R-Fr. 6-2 170 R-So. 6-1 190 R-Fr. 6-5 250 R-Jr. 6-2 200 R-So. 6-2 235 R-Jr. 6-4 280 R-So. 6-1 225 R-Fr. 6-2 270 Fr. 6-4 260 R-Jr. 6-3 220 So. 6-3 275 So. 5-11 280 R-So. 6-2 230 R-Sr. 6-0 220 Fr.

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2020 SUN BELT SCHEDULES APPALACHIAN STATE

9/12 9/19 9/26 10/22 10/31 11/7 11/14 11/21 11/28 12/4 12/12

Charlotte W, 35-20 at Marshall L, 7-17 Campbell W, 52-21 Arkansas State W, 45-17 at ULM W, 31-13 at Texas State W, 38-17 Georgia State W, 17-13 at Coastal Carolina L, 23-34 Troy W, 47-10 Louisiana L, 21-24 at Ga. Southern

ARKANSAS STATE

9/5 9/12 10/3 10/10 10/15 10/22 10/31 11/7 11/21 11/28 12/5 12/12

at Memphis L, 24-37 at Kansas State W, 35-31 at Coastal Carolina L, 23-52 Central Arkansas W, 50-27 Georgia State W, 59-52 at App State L, 17-45 Troy L, 10-38 at Louisiana L, 20-27 at Texas State L, 45-47 South Alabama L, 31-28 ULM W, 48-15 Incarnate Word

W, 38-23 W, 43-21 W, 52-23 W, 30-27 W, 28-14 W, 51-0 W, 23-6 W, 34-23 W, 49-14 W, 22-17

GEORGIA SOUTHERN

9/12 9/26 10/3 10/17 10/24 10/29 11/7 11/14 11/21 11/28 12/5 12/12

Campbell W, 27-26 at Louisiana L, 18-20 at ULM W, 35-30 UMass W, 41-0 at Coastal Carolina L, 14-28 South Alabama W, 24-17 Troy W, 20-13 Texas State W, 40-38 at Army L, 27-28 at Georgia State L, 24-30 Florida Atlantic W, 20-3 App State

GEORGIA STATE

9/19 10/3 10/15 10/24 10/31 11/7 11/14 11/21 11/28

Louisiana L, 31-34 (OT) East Carolina W, 49-29 at Arkansas State L, 52-59 at Troy W, 36-34 Coastal Carolina L, 0-51 ULM W, 52-34 at App State L, 13-17 at South Alabama W, 31-14 Georgia Southern W, 30-24

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SOUTH ALABAMA

9/3 9/12 9/24 10/17 10/24 10/29 11/7 11/14 11/21 11/28 12/12

COASTAL CAROLINA

9/12 at Kansas 9/18 Campbell 10/3 Arkansas State 10/14 at Louisiana 10/24 Ga. Southern 10/31 at Georgia State 11/7 South Alabama 11/21 App State 11/28 at Texas State 12/5 BYU 12/12 at Troy 12/19 Louisiana

at Southern Miss W, 32-21 Tulane L, 24-27 UAB L, 10-42 Texas State W, 30-20 ULM W, 38.14 at Ga. Southern L, 17-24 at Coastal Carolina L, 6-23 at Louisiana L, 10-38 Georgia State L, 14-31 at Arkansas State W, 38-31 Troy L, 0-29

9/5 9/12 9/19 9/26 10/10 10/17 10/24 10/31 11/7 11/14 11/21 11/28

TEXAS STATE

SMU L, 24-31 UTSA L, 48-51 (OT) at ULM W, 38-17 at Boston College L, 21-24 at Troy L, 17-37 at South Alabama L, 20-30 at BYU L, 14-52 Louisiana L, 34-44 App State L, 17-38 at Ga. Southern L, 38-40 Arkansas State W, 47-45 Coastal Carolina L, 14-49

TROY

9/19 at Middle Tenn. W, 47-14 9/26 at BYU L, 7-48 10/8 Texas State W, 37-17 10/17 Eastern Kentucky W, 31-29 10/24 Georgia State L, 34-36 10/31 at Arkansas State W, 38-10 11/7 at Ga. Southern L, 13-20 11/21 Middle Tennessee L, 17-20 11/28 at App State L, 10-47 12/5 at South Alabama W, 29-0 12/12 Coastal Carolina 12/17 ULM

9/12 9/19 9/26 10/3 10/10 10/24 10/31 11/7 11/28 12/5 12/17

9/12 9/19 9/26 10/7 10/14 10/23 10/31 11/7 11/14 11/28 12/4 12/19

LOUISIANA

at Iowa State W, 31-14 at Ga. State W, 34-21 (OT) Ga. Southern W, 20-18 at App State PPD Coastal Carolina L, 27-30 at UAB W, 24-20 at Texas State W, 44-34 Arkansas State W, 27-20 South Alabama W, 38-10 at ULM W, 70-20 at App State W, 24-21 at Coastal Carolina

ULM

at Army L, 7-37 Texas State L, 17-38 UTEP L, 6-31 Georgia Southern L, 30-35 at Liberty L, 7-40 at South Alabama L, 14-38 App State L, 13-31 at Georgia State L, 34-52 Louisiana L, 20-70 at Arkansas State L, 15-48 at Troy

SUN BELT SCHEDULE

AROUND THE SUN BELT EAST DIVISION

SUN BELT OVERALL TEAM W-L PCT STRK W-L PCT STRK Coastal Carolina 7-0 1.000 W7 10-0 1.000 W10 App State 5-2 0.714 L1 7-3 0.700 L1 Georgia Southern 4-3 0.571 L1 7-4 0.636 W1 Troy 3-3 0.500 W1 5-5 0.500 W1 Georgia State 4-4 0.500 W2 5-4 0.556 W2 WEST DIVISION

SUN BELT OVERALL TEAM W-L PCT STRK W-L PCT STRK Louisiana 7-1 0.875 W5 9-1 0.900 W6 South Alabama 3-5 0.375 L1 4-7 0.364 L1 Arkansas State 2-6 0.250 W1 4-7 0.364 W1 Texas State 2-6 0.250 L1 2-10 0.167 L1 ULM 0-7 0.000 L7 0-10 0.000 L10

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Western Carolina

Asheville, N.C.

W, 66-64

Nov. 27

SE Louisiana

Hattiesburg, Miss.

Nov. 28

UNCW

Asheville, N.C.

L, 50-73

Nov. 28

Alabama A&M

Hattiesburg, Miss.

Dec. 4

Texas Tech

Lubbock, Texas

L, 46-80

Dec. 7

LaGrange College

Troy, Ala.

W, 131-57

Dec. 6

UAB

Birmingham, Ala.

L, 55-77

Dec. 9

Chattanooga

Troy, Ala.

W, 95-74

Dec. 14

Mississippi State

Starkville, Miss.

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W, 81-69 L, 69-81

7 p.m.

Dec. 10

North Alabama

Florence, Ala.

6 p.m.

Dec. 16

Samford

Troy, Ala.

6 p.m.

Dec. 17

Middle Tennessee

Murfreesboro, Tenn.

Dec. 19

Auburn

Auburn, Ala.

1 p.m.

Dec. 20

Martin Methodist

Troy, Ala.

2 p.m.

Dec. 28

Carver

Troy, Ala.

6 p.m.

Jan. 1

App State

Troy, Ala.

6 p.m.

5 p.m.

Jan. 2

App State

Troy, Ala.

4 p.m.

6 p.m.

6:30 p.m.

Jan. 1

App State

Boone, N.C.

Jan. 2

App State

Boone, N.C.

3 p.m.

Jan. 8

Georgia State

Atlanta, Ga.

Jan. 8

Georgia State

Troy, Ala.

6 p.m.

Jan. 9

Georgia State

Atlanta, Ga.

4 p.m.

Jan. 9

Georgia State

Troy, Ala.

4 p.m.

Jan. 15

Georgia Southern

Troy, Ala.

6 p.m.

Jan. 15

Georgia Southern

Statesboro, Ga.

TBA

Jan. 16

Georgia Southern

Troy, Ala.

4 p.m.

Jan. 16

Georgia Southern

Statesboro, Ga.

TBA

Jan. 22

Coastal Carolina

Troy, Ala.

6 p.m.

Jan. 22

Coastal Carolina

Conway, S.C.

5 p.m.

Jan. 23

Coastal Carolina

Troy, Ala.

4 p.m.

Jan. 23

Coastal Carolina

Conway, S.C.

2 p.m.

Jan. 29

App State

Boone, N.C.

6 p.m.

Jan. 29

App State

Troy, Ala.

6 p.m.

Jan. 30

App State

Boone, N.C.

4 p.m.

Jan. 30

App State

Troy, Ala.

4 p.m.

Feb. 5

Georgia Southern

Statesboro, Ga.

6 p.m.

Feb. 5

Georgia Southern

Troy, Ala.

6 p.m.

Feb. 6

Georgia Southern

Statesboro, Ga.

4 p.m.

Feb. 6

Georgia Southern

Troy, Ala.

4 p.m.

Feb. 11

South Alabama

Troy, Ala.

6 p.m.

Feb. 11

South Alabama

Mobile, Ala.

TBA

Feb. 13

South Alabama

Mobile, Ala.

4 p.m.

Feb. 13

South Alabama

Troy, Ala.

4 p.m.

Feb. 19

Georgia State

Troy, Ala.

6 p.m.

Feb. 19

Georgia State

Atlanta, Ga.

5 p.m.

Feb. 20

Georgia State

Troy, Ala.

4 p.m.

Feb. 20

Georgia State

Atlanta, Ga.

3 p.m.

Feb. 26

Coastal Carolina

Conway, S.C.

6 p.m.

Feb. 26

Coastal Carolina

Troy, Ala.

6 p.m.

Feb. 27

Coastal Carolina

Conway, S.C.

4 p.m.

Feb. 27

Coastal Carolina

Troy, Ala.

4 p.m.

INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS « GAMEDAY

The Troy University Band Program enjoys nationwide recognition as one of the finest and most comprehensive musical organizations of its kind. Troy instrumentalists not only have the opportunity to participate in the renowned “Sound of the South” Marching Band, but also have the opportunity to perform in the symphony band, four concert bands, three jazz ensembles, jazz combos, the Basketball Pep Band and various small ensembles.

The 2015 – 2016 year marked the 50th Anniversary of The “Sound of the South” Marching Band. Dr. John M. Long created the band in it’s current form in the fall of 1965. Dr. Long developed The “Sound of the South” into a collegiate ensemble that has developed a national reputation for its quality musicianship and exciting, innovative arrangements and drill design.

The “Sound of the South” Marching Band entertains audiences regularly at all Troy home games and several away games.

Recent away appearances include Troy University’s bowl appearances at the Silicon Valley Classic in San Jose, Calif., the GMAC Bowl in Mobile, Ala., and three appearances at the New Orleans Bowl in the Louisiana Superdome. In fact, over the past few years, the “South of the South” Marching Band has traveled tens of thousands of miles entertaining audiences literally from coast to coast.

Additionally, the “Sound” has been featured on all major broadcast and sports networks including ESPN, Fox Sports South and USA television networks. Other honors which the “Sound of the South” has received is the representation of the State of Alabama at the Inaugural Parades

of President Richard Nixon (1969 and 1973), President Ronald Reagan (1985), and President George Bush (1989). The “Sound” has also performed halftime shows with Grammy Award-winning artists Brian McKnight, Lee Greenwood, The Temptations and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame member, Chubby Checker.

The “Sound of the South” Pep Band performs at all men’s and women’s basketball home games. Comprised of 30 musicians from all academic disciplines, the pep band entertains the home crowd with great music and irreverent, energetic cheering. This group travels with men’s and women’s basketball to the Sun Belt Conference Tournament, as well as the NCAA Tournaments. Membership in the basketball pep band is by audition, and it performs from Mid-October to April each academic year.

The “Sound of the South” is the largest student organization on campus and its members have produced leaders in academics, student government, and athletics, as well as other areas of campus life. Students have the opportunity to participate in several professional organizations including Kappa Kappa Psi, Tau Beta Sigma, Phi Mu Alpha, Sigma Alpha Iota and Phi Boota Roota.

For information regarding band scholarships auditions, please contact Dr. Mark Walker, Director of Bands at Troy University, Troy, AL 36082. Dr. Walker may be reached by phone at (334) 670-3281, or by email at troyband@troy.edu. You may also log on to the internet at www. soundofthesouth.org for information about scholarship auditions, special events,

upcoming “Sound” schedules and general information about the “Sound of the South.” WE KNOW YOU WILL ENJOY THE SHOW, GO TROJANS!

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TROY BOWL GAMES SILICON VALLEY FOOTBALL CLASSIC San Jose, Calif. - December 30, 2004 Northern Illinois 34, Troy 21

R+L CARRIERS NEW ORLEANS BOWL New Orleans, La. - December 22, 2006 Troy 41, Rice 17

R+L CARRIERS NEW ORLEANS BOWL New Orleans, La. - December 21, 2008 Southern Miss 30, Troy 27 (OT)

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Mobile, Ala. - January 6, 2010 (25) Central Michigan 44, Troy 41 (2OT)

R+L CARRIERS NEW ORLEANS BOWL New Orleans, La. - December 18, 2010 Troy 48, Ohio 21

DOLLAR GENERAL BOWL

Mobile, Ala. - December 23, 2016 Troy 28, Ohio 23

R&L CARRIERS NEW ORLEANS BOWL New Orleans, La. - December 26, 2017 Troy 50, North Texas 30

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Damion WILLIS, Browns (1)

Mario ADDISON, Bills (10)

Steve McLENDON, Jets (10)

Marcus Webb, Seahawks (R)

Will Sunderland, Packers (R)

Jordan CHUNN, Cowboys (1)

TROJANS in the NFL Jonathan MASSAQUOI, Chiefs (4)

PLAYERS DRAFTED SINCE JOINING THE SUN BELT *First round selections highlighted

DeMARCUS WARE (‘05) First Round - Dallas Cowboys

Highest draft pick in Sun Belt history

BRANNON CONDREN (‘07) Fourth Round - Indianapolis Colts

DeMarcus WARE, Retired

LEODIS MCKELVIN (‘08) First Round - Buffalo Bills

Highest draft pick in Sun Belt history

SHERROD MARTIN (‘09)

Second Round - Carolina Panthers

CAMERON SHEFFIELD (‘10) Fifth Round - Kansas City Chiefs

JORRICK CALVIN (‘10)

Sixth Round - Arizona Cardinals

Osi UMENYIORA, Retired LEVI BROWN (‘10)

Seventh Round - Buffalo Bills

JERREL JERNIGAN (‘11) Third Round - New York Giants

JONATHAN MASSAQUOI (‘12) Fifth Round - Atlanta Falcons

ANTONIO GARCIA (‘17)

Third Round - New England Patriots

Lawrence TYNES, Retired

TROJANS in SUPER BOWLS *Super Bowl winners highlighted

SUPER BOWL XVII (‘83)

Pasadena, Calif. - Redskins 27, Dolphins 17

Virgil Seay (WR) - Washington Redskins

SUPER BOWL XVIII (‘84)

Tampa, Fla. - Raiders 38, Redskins 9

Kerry JENKINS

Osi UMENYIORA

Virgil Seay (WR) - Washington Redskins

SUPER BOWL XXII (‘88)

San Diego, Calif. - Redskins 42, Broncos 10

Jack Peavey (C) - Denver Broncos

SUPER BOWL XXXVII (‘03)

San Diego, Calif. - Buccaneers 48, Raiders 21

Kerry Jenkins (G) - Tampa Bay Buccaneers

SUPER BOWL XLII (‘08)

Glendale, Ariz. - Giants 17, Patriots 14

Lawrence TYNES

DeMarcus WARE

Osi Umenyiora (DE) - New York Giants Lawrence Tynes (K) - New York Giants

SUPER BOWL XLV (‘11)

Arlington, Texas - Packers 31, Steelers 25

Steve McLendon (NT) - Pittsburgh Steelers

SUPER BOWL XLVI (‘12)

Indianapolis, Ind. - Giants 21, Patriots 17

Osi Umenyiora (DE) - New York Giants Lawrence Tynes (K) - New York Giants Jerrel Jernigan (WR) - New York Giants

SUPER BOWL 50 (‘16)

Santa Clara, Calif. - Broncos 24, Panthers 10

Jerrel JERNIGAN

Virgil SEAY

DeMarcus Ware (LB) - Denver Broncos Mario Addison (DE) - Carolina Panthers

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BARRY McKNIGHT

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Barry McKnight is celebrating his 19th season as the play-by-play “Voice of the Trojans” in 2020. A veteran of the broadcast industry, McKnight serves as the co-host of a sports talk radio show on WMSP-740 AM in Montgomery, where he has served in that capacity for the last 22 years. McKnight was selected as the 2010-11 recipient of the Sun Belt Conference Broadcaster of the Year award. He also works in television broadcasting, where he served as the primary play-by-play announcer for College Sports Southeast’s football, basketball and baseball coverage from 1997 until 2001. A nine-time winner of Associated Press Awards for broadcast excellence, he is a member of the American Sportscasters Association and National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association.

Jerry Miller is entering his 28th year with the Troy Sports Radio Network and his 15th in the booth as the color analyst for football. For his first 11 years, Miller provided interviews, insight and analysis from a unique perspective on the sideline. A Troy alum and longtime supporter of the athletic program, Miller also serves as the color analyst for home Trojan men’s basketball and baseball games, in addition to his work covering numerous local high school events on both television and radio. Miller in a member of the Troy Baseball Hall of Fame.

Junior Louissaint begins his second year as the sideline reporter for the Troy Sports Radio Network.

Louissaint was a two-year starter for the Trojans in 2003-04 and famously returned a fumble 63 yards for a touchdown in Troy’s victory over No. 19 Missouri. Louissaint, a native of Miami via Haiti, went on to play professionally with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and then in the AFL with the Lakeland Thunderbolts and Florence Phantoms. Following his football playing days, Louissaint was an assistant coach at Pike County High School for three years and two years as the head varsity girls basketball coach.

Doug Amos begins his fifth season as the studio host for the Troy Sports Radio Network. In addition to working in studio for Trojan football broadcasts, Amos also serves as the play-by-play voice for Troy men’s basketball home games on the radio and as the play-by-play voice for Troy women’s basketball on ESPN+.

For 20 years, Amos was the radio voice for the Faulkner University athletic department, broadcasting football, basketball and baseball games through the 2015-2016 seasons. In addition, Amos hosts a sports radio show in Montgomery alongside his co-host Charlie Trotman, a former quarterback at Auburn. The show airs on WTXK The Ticket, a TSRN affiliate.

TROJAN TALK The weekly Chip Lindsey call-in show, Trojan Talk, originates from Santa Fe Cattle Company on Highway 231 in Troy weekly from 6-7 p.m. The fast-paced show hosted by Barry McKnight, the Voice of the Trojans, features Troy players, coaches and fans. It’s your chance to talk football with the head coach of the Trojans by calling toll-free at 1-844-GO-4-TROY.

AIR DATES Thursday, Sept. 17 Thursday, Sept. 24 Thursday, Oct. 8 Thursday, Oct. 15 Thursday, Oct. 22 Thursday, Oct. 29 Thursday, Nov. 5

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