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table of contents 1..................................2016 Schedule and 2015 Results 1..................................................Welcome to Savannah 1.....................................Theodore A. Wright Stadium 1...................................................................Quick Facts 1...............................................................SSU President 1.................................................SSU Athletics Director 1...............................Season Outlook/Recruiting Class 1..............................................................Meet the Tigers 1..............................................................Coaching Staff 1..........................................................Records 1.........................................................About The MEAC 1........................................................Rules of the Game 1......................................................Covering the Tigers 1.......................................................................Tiger Tale

2016atschedule Georgia Southern University

Sept. 3

Statesboro, Ga.

6 p.m.

credits The 2016 Savannah State University Football Media Guide is a publication of the SSU Athletic Media Relations Office. Written By: Opio Mashariki Edited By: Opio Mashariki and Will Toman Cover Design By: Urban Sports Consulting Design & Layout By: Urban Sports Consulting Photography By: Stephen Morton, D&D Sports Design, and Mark Sutton Special Thanks: Charles Elmore, Lee Pearson, Sr., and SSU Library Archives for historical photos and statistical Data

2015atresults Colorado State University

Sept. 5

Fort Collins, Colo. L 13-65

Sept. 10 at University of Southern Mississippi Hattiesburg, Miss. 6 p.m.(CT)

Sept. 12 Open

Sept. 17 Open

Sept. 19 at University of Akron

Akron, Ohio

L 9-52

Sept. 24 BETHUNE-COOKMAN UNIV.#

Savannah, Ga.

7 p.m.

Sept. 26 at Bethune Cookman Univ.#

Daytona Beach, Fla. L 12-42

Oct. 1

at Florida A&M University#

Tallahassee, Fla.

6 p.m.

Oct. 3

Savannah, Ga.

W 37-27

Oct. 8

MORGAN STATE UNIV.#

Savannah, Ga.

7 p.m.

Oct. 10 at Morgan State Univ.#

Baltimore, Md..

L 3-42

Durham, N.C.

2 p.m.

Oct. 17 NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL#

Savannah, Ga.

L 22-39

Oct. 29 HOWARD UNIVERSITY#

Savannah, Ga.

2 p.m.

Oct. 31 at Howard University#

Washington, D.C. L 9-55

Nov. 5

Oct. 15 at North Carolina Central Univ.# Oct. 22 Open NORFOLK STATE UNIVERSITY

FLORIDA A&M UNIV.#

Oct. 24 Open Savannah, Ga.

5 p.m.

Nov. 7

Norfolk, Va.

L 17-20

Nov. 12 at Hampton University

Hampton, Va.

1 p.m.

Nov. 14 HAMPTON UNIVERSITY#

Savannah, Ga.

L 3-42

Nov. 19 at South Carolina State University

Orangeburg, S.C. 1:30 p.m.

Nov. 21 SOUTH CAROLINA STATE

Savannah, Ga.

L 29-52

at Norfolk State University#

welcome to savannah Transportation

The King-Tisdell Cottage

Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport has 38 flights daily on: AirTran, Continental Express, Delta, Air Lines, Delta Connection, Northwest Airlink, United Express and US Airways.

Location: 514 E. Huntington St. Phone: 912-234-8000 The cottage is an 1896 Victorian home named for local black citizens Eugene and Sarah King and Mrs. King’s second husband Robert Tisdell. Today the cottage serves as a cultural museum highlighting the contributions Africans have made to our nation’s history. The King-Tisdell Cottage houses a copy of the Emancipation Proclamation, Field Order 15 providing 40 acres and a mule to freed blacks and an original slave bill of sale. The basement houses a collection of household items of the period including an operational music box dating back to the 1800s.

History The trans-Atlantic slave trade brought millions of Africans to America with many passing through the port of Savannah forming the Geechee and Gullah cultures of the Atlantic coastal communities in Georgia and South Carolina. The slave trade in the South would lead to new social economic era where the color of one’s skin determined whether you lived your life enslaved or free. It would take three generations and a war between the states to bring an end to slavery in America. Through the hardships of slavery and the fight for civil rights, Africans in Savannah founded their own churches, schools and communities. Savannah, Georgia’s oldest black community is one of the most historically significant AfricanAmerican cities in the nation. To sample the true soul of Savannah one must walk the city streets and squares and visit the many African-American owned and operated shops, restaurants and bed and breakfasts that uphold the traditions of our African roots. Guests who come to our city are truly captivated by Savannah’s charm, the richness of our heritage and all the activities the city offers every day of the year. Come and experience the soul of Savannah were our heritage is celebrated.

Beach Institute Location: 502 E. Harris Street Contact: 912-234-8000 Established in 1865 by the American Missionary Association as a school for newly freed slaves, it is Georgia’s oldest continuous standing school for blacks. It features local and national art exhibits including a collection by renowned wood carver, Ulysses Davis. Davis’ complete work of wood carvings of the American presidents is on permanent display. The institute is under the operation of the King-Tisdell Cottage Foundation.

The Geechee Institute Contact: 912-631-7761 The Geechee Institute is a cultural arts organization whose goal is to tell the history of the Geechee and Gullah people of Savannah and Coastal Georgia though oral traditions, lectures and tours. Call for appointments.

Schools and Churches Public Schools: 31 13 Elementary; 11 Middle Schools; 7 High Schools; Private Schools: 24 3 Universities; 2 Colleges; 1 Technical College 200+ Churches

Hospitals 2 Major Hospitals, 1,075 beds, 600+ Doctors

Massie Heritage Interpretation Center Location: 207 East Gordon St. Phone: 912-201-5070 www.massieschool.com Massie Common School House, named for the Scotsman who bequeath $5,000 for the purpose of educating poor children was opened in 1870. Public education continued at Massie until the occupation of Savannah by General William T. Sherman. During the spring and summer of 1865, Massie served as a school for black children under the order of General Sherman.

Owens-Thomas House Slave Quarters Location: 124 Abercorn Street Contact: 912. 233.9743 The Owens-Thomas House is considered the finest example of English Regency architecture in America by architectural histo- rians. The home completed construction in 1819 and has one of the earliest intact slave quarters in the South. The walls of these quarters have retained the original furnishings and “haint-blue” paint made by the slaves who occupied the quarters.

The Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Right Museum

Government City of Savannah: Mayor; Alderman (8); City Manager Chatham County: Chairman; Commissioners (8); County Manager. There are 7 other small municipalities in Chatham County: Bloomingdale, Garden City, Pooler, Port Wentworth, Thunderbolt, Tybee Island & Vernonburg. Top Three

Employment Sectors 1. Manufacturing/Georgia Ports 274 manufacturing plants providing 17,590 jobs Port of Savannah ships to more than 150 countries providing 7,000 jobs 2. Tourism Annual Visitors: 5.8 Million Annual Direct Spending: $ 1.1 Billion Tourism Support Jobs: 15,000 3. Military In 2001, the U.S. Army had 4,384 soldiers at Hunter Army Airfield in Savannah and 14,689 soldiers at Fort Stewart in Hinesville.

Location: 406 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard Contact: 912. 231.8900 The museum archives the struggle of Georgia’s oldest African-American community from slavery to the present. Guided and narrated tours through three floors of photographic and interactive exhibits chronicles the civil rights struggle in Savan- nah. Named in honor of Dr. Ralph Mark Gilbert, the father of the Savannah civil rights movement, the museum is located on Savannah’s historic Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard.

Savannah State University Location: 3219 College St. Phone: 912. 356.2186 www.savannahstate.edu Savannah State University has been an institution of higher education for blacks in Southeast Georgia since its founding in 1890. Originally called the Georgia Industrial College for Colored Youths, the University was founded as a result of the Morrill Act of 1890. Savannah State is one of the original Negro land-grant colleges and is located on a 165-acre tract of rolling, beautifully landscaped grounds overlooking picturesque saltwater marshes. This historically black university was the first public institution of higher learning for blacks in the state of Georgia.

Population City of Savannah: Chatham County: Savannah MSA*: Chatham County is ranked 6th largest county in Georgia 114,000 households $34,452 median household income after taxes *Savannah MSA includes Chatham, Bryan and Effingham Counties Average Monthly

129,000 235,200 301,700

Temperatures January: 60.3 high; 37.9 low

February: 63.1 high; 40 low March: 69.9 high 46.8 low April: 77.8 high 54.1 low May: 84.2 high 62.3 low June: 88.6 high 68.5 low July: 90.8 high 71.5 low August: 90.1 high 71.4 low September: 85.6 high 67.6 low October: 77.8 high 55.9 low November: 69.5 high 45.5 low December: 62.5 high 39.4 low Relative Humidity: 72% Precipitation: 110.1” Freezing Days: 32 90 Degree Days: 66.7 Average Wind Speed: 7.9 knots Annual Rain Fall: 49.7” Annual Snow Fall: 0.1”

THEODORE A. WRIGHT STADIUM FOOTBALL AND TRACK & FIELD The Savannah State Tigers will be playing their 43rd season in Theodore A. Wright Stadium. In 2011, the Tigers played their first game in newly renovated T.A. Wright Stadium on October 1, after a $6 million revitalization project in 2010 that included new professional style locker rooms, ticket boots, concession areas, brick front, and field turf. The 2010 renovations added 500 seats to the stadium for a total capacity of 8,500, and heralded the inaugural season of competition in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference. In 2009, a new press box was added, featuring a president’s box. The stadium has undergone three major renovations since it was built in 1969. The most significant of these was the 1995 renovations that added the current track. In the 2009 a new press box was built prior to 2010’s complete renovations. The original stadium’s construction was part of massive school building project that spanned from 1964 to 1971. The new stadium was built at a cost of $133, 665 and John McGlockton, a 1935 graduate was instrumental in securing the lighting at no expense to the college. Prior to the current location in T.A. Wright Stadium the SSU football team played in several different locations in the over 100 hundred years of competitive football. From 1902 to 1940, the Tigers played where the King-Frazier building now stands on the Savannah State campus. From 1940 to the 1970, they played on the grounds that the A.H. Gordon Library sits on today. The SSU Track and Field team has competed in the stadium since 1995. The Tigers host multiple track and field events each year, utilizing the multiple fields inside and around T.A. Wright Stadium for events such as discuss, javelin throw, high jump, triple jump, and long jump.

QUICK FACTS GENERAL INFORMATION School: Savannah State University Founded: 1890 Location: Savannah, GA Enrollment: 4,582 Nickname: Tigers Colors: Burnt Orange and Reflex Blue Stadium: Theodore A. Wright Stadium Capacity: 8,500 Surface: Field Turf Press Box Phone: (912) 358-3469 Affiliation: NCAA (Division I Championship Subdivision) Conference: Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference (MEAC) President: Dr. Cheryl Davenport-Dozier Alma Mater: Fairleigh Dickenson University Athletics Director: Sterling Steward, Jr. Alma Mater: Southern Mississippi, ‘93 Athletic Office Phone: (912) 358-3449 Ticket Office Phone: (912) 358-3429

SPORTS INFORMATION Assistant A.D./Media Relations: Opio Mashariki (FB Contact) Office Phone: (912) 358-3430 E-Mail: masharik@savannahstate.edu

COVERAGE Website: www.ssuathletics.com Twitter: @savstatetigers (#HailSSU, #ClawDown) Facebook: facebook.com/ssuathletics Instagram: SavStateTigers Youtube: SavStateTigers Radio: WHCJ 90.3 FM

FOOTBALL INFORMATION Head Coach: Erik Raeburn Alma Mater: Mount Union, 1994 Career Record (Years): 135-39 (17th Season) Record @ SSU (Years): First Season Football Office Phone: (912) 358-4073 Best Time to Reach: Contact SID Assistant Coaches: Bill Rychel (Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line Coach) Chad Williams (Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Coach) Nathan Scola (Defensive Backs Coach) Jonas Jackson (Defensive Line/Recruiting Coordinator/Player Development) Cordell Taylor (Cornerbacks Coach) Russell DeMasi (Quarterbacks Coach) Donovan Jackson (Tight Ends Coach) Basic Offense: Multiple Basic Defense: Multiple 2015 Record: 1-9 2015 Conference Record: 1-7 2015 Record on the Road: 0-6 2015 Record at Home: 1-3 2015 Record at Neutral: 0-0 Letterwinners R/L: 64/32 Newcomers: 30

Offensive Starters R/L: 8/4 Returning QB Arshon Spaulding RB Nicholas Bentley WR Jeremiah Harris WR Anthony “BJ” Raymond TE Nicholas Carrera WR Gary Scott OL Afolabi Ayangbayi OL James Livingston w RB Richard Williams OL Joey Maddox II OL Devon Stainrod OL Sean Fogarty

Defensive Starters R/L: 8/4 Returning DL Javanta Mobley DL Stephen Banks LB Marquis Smith LB Marcus Lee DB John Wilson DB Gerald Robinson DB Isaiah Bennett DB Juwuan Tolbert Lost DL Connor Christian DL William Broadbent LB Trevion Ashford LB Leonardo Myers

KEY RETURNERS: OFFENSE: Arshon Spaulding (Sr., QB) - 62 completions, 132 att., 6 INT’s, 526 yards, 1 TDs, 58.4 %) Jeremiah Harris (Sr., WR) – 19 rec., 212 yds., 11.2 avg Nicholas Bentley (Jr., RB) – 32 att., 105 yds., 2 tds DEFENSE: Marquis Smith (Sr., LB) - 9 games, 57 tackles, 7 TFL, 1 sacks, 3 QBH, 1 forced fumbles Stefen Banks (So., LB) – 10 games, 34 tackles, 5 TFL, 3 sacks

cheryl davenport dozier,, dsw president Dr. Cheryl Davenport Dozier is the 13th president of Savannah State University. Since taking office in 2011, she has advanced the university’s mission of developing productive members of a global society through high quality instruction, scholarship, research, service and community involvement. Her vision is to move students from “matriculation to graduation.” With her motto of One SSU, Dr. Dozier is firmly committed to advancing the legacy of excellence established when SSU was founded in 1890. Under Dr. Dozier’s leadership, enrollment at SSU has reached an all-time high, fundraising has increased and several new alumni chapters have been chartered. Dr. Dozier successfully launched the Closing the Gap Fund, a program that provides financial support to students in their final semester to ensure they complete college. She also has worked to expand the university’s global engagement, foster community partnerships and improve customer service. Dr. Dozier’s work as principal investigator for a $4 million grant from the National Institutes of Health has helped promote minority health research and strengthen SSU’s biomedical and behavioral science research infrastructure. A renowned university-level administrator, professor, researcher and author, Dr. Dozier joined the SSU administration after a 17- year career at the University of Georgia. During her tenure at UGA, she served on the president’s Cabinet as associate provost and chief diversity officer; was a professor in the School of Social Work; and served as assistant vice president for Academic Affairs at the Gwinnett University Center. As a member of the African Studies faculty, she directed the Ghana Interdisciplinary Study Abroad Program for more than a decade. She is a faculty researcher with the UGA Foot Soldier Project for Civil Rights Studies and a faculty member of social work at SSU. Dr. Dozier is actively involved in the Savannah community. She serves on the governing boards of United Way of the Coastal Empire, Telfair Museums, Step Up Savannah and Union Mission. She is a member of the Rotary Club of Savannah and serves on the Savannah Economic Development Authority Advisory Council and the Savannah Area Chamber of Commerce CEO Council. At the state level, Dr. Dozier was one of 21 citizens appointed by Governor Nathan Deal to serve on the Georgia Child Welfare Reform Council, which was recently created to improve the state’s child welfare system. Nationally, Dr. Dozier is on the executive steering committee for the Millennium Leadership Institute of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities. She serves on the American Council of Education’s Commission on International and Global Engagement and is a member of the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Council of Presidents. Dr. Dozier is a member of St. Philip Monumental African Methodist Episcopal Church and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Gamma Sigma Omega chapter in Savannah. Dr. Dozier earned a bachelor’s degree from Fairleigh Dickinson University, a master’s in social work from Atlanta University (now Clark-Atlanta University) and a doctorate in social work from Hunter College at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. A native New Yorker with Georgia roots, she is married to Mr. Arthur Dozier II, a South Carolina native. She enjoys spending time with their adult children, grandchildren and extended family.

sterling steward, jr. athletic director Sterling Steward, Jr. will be entering his sixth year as director of intercollegiate athletics at Savannah State University. Steward is responsible for all matters related to managing Savannah State’s NCAA Division I sport programs for men and women including budgeting; compliance with university, University System of Georgia (USG) and NCAA policies and rules; and fundraising for programmatic needs. “Mr. Steward brings to Savannah State’s athletic program a wealth of knowledge in rules compliance and education, as well as extensive experience in athletic program management, event promotions and publicity, fundraising, facility management and fiscal affairs,” Dozier said. “I have every confidence in his ability to lead Savannah State to new heights that will make us all proud.” During his five years at Savannah State, Steward has supervised the 5.1 million dollar budget for all sixteen sports, served as a member of the President’s Senior Council Staff and secured guaranteed football games worth an estimated 5 million dollars. He has forged relationships with local businesses by developing sponsorship opportunities. These opportunities provide local businesses and the community the ability to engage the SSU fan base while promoting their company’s brand. He has maintained a culture of academic excellence by developing and implementing an academic support unit to address Academic Performance Rate (APR). He has also served on the booster club’s executive management team; developed and managed a comprehensive NCAA Division I intercollegiate athletics program which sponsors sixteen varsity sports; marketed athletic sports events which increased attendance at baseball, softball, volleyball, football and basketball games; developed bid proposals to secure outside athletic events on the SSU campus; and created and established good rapport in the community. Steward came to Savannah State from Mississippi Valley State University in Itta Bena, Miss., where he served as senior consultant for Athletics Administration. Prior to that, he was interim athletic director/associate athletic director for compliance at Alabama State University (ASU) in Montgomery, AL. At ASU, Steward was a member of the President’s Senior Council Staff and supervised 18 head coaches and other departmental employees with an $8.7 million dollar annual budget. Prior to working at ASU, Steward held a number of positions at Kentucky State University (KSU) in Frankfort, Ky., over a four-year period including assistant athletic director/compliance coordinator, interim athletic director/compliance coordinator and assistant athletic director for administration/compliance coordinator. Before joining KSU’s staff, Steward served at Eastern Oregon University as its assistant athletic director for internal operations and held a similar position at Xavier University of Louisiana in New Orleans from 1999 until 2004. A native of New Orleans, Steward attended the University of Southern Mississippi in Hattiesburg, Miss., where he received both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in 1993 and 1996, respectively, in human performance and recreation.

2016 season outlook

Raeburn Aims To Turn Around Tiger Football Savannah State University has turned over the keys to the football program to head coach Erik Raeburn. University officials hope that Raeburn can rebuild the once proud program with discipline and wins. Raeburn inherits a program that has not had a winning season since 1998 and has not won a road contest since 2011. The SSU job became available when Earnest Wilson left in February to take the head football job at Division II Elizabeth City State University. Raeburn is making his way to SSU from Wabash College. A proven winner, in his eight years at Wabash, he accumulated a record of 78-13, earned five trips to the Division III playoffs and had 16 student-athletes earn All-America status. His 2015 squad posted a 12-1 record and advanced to the quarterfinals of the Division III playoffs. In 16 years as a head coach, Raeburn has a 135-39 record. During the 2015 season, Savannah State snapped a 24-game losing streak with their lone victory over Florida A&M. The Tigers only had ten seniors last year but lost 30 lettermen during the off-season. SSU is expected to return 64 players which include 16 starters.

OFFENSE The Tigers return playmaking quarterback Arshon Spaulding. The rising junior started the year at wide receiver but ended up leading the squad in rushing (555 yards and 4 touchdowns) and passing (526 yards and 1 touchdown). The offensive line lost three starters but do return Afolabi Ayangbayi and James Livingston. All conference lineman Devon Stainrod finished his eligibility while Sean Fogarty, another all conference player, and Joey Maddox decided to transfer. Spaulding will count heavily on returning receivers Jeremiah Harris, Anthony Raymond and Gary Scott as well as tight end Nicholas Carrera. Nicholas Bentley is the most experienced returning running back. Harris had 19 receptions last season for 212 yards while Bentley carried the ball 32 times for 105 yards and a pair of touchdowns. As a unit, the Tigers averaged 15.4 points and 246.1 yards per game.

DEFENSE

SPECIAL TEAMS

STAFF

SSU lost three of their top six tacklers from a year ago but bring back linebacker Marquis Smith and defensive tackle Stefen Banks. Smith had 57 tackles, 7 tackles for losses, 1 sack, 3 quarterback hurries and 1 forced fumble while Banks, a rising sophomore, chipped in 34 tackles, 5 tackles for losses and a team-leading 3 sacks.

John Barron will return for his senior year to handle the kicking and punting duties. Last year, Barron 11 of 13 extra point attempts and 11 of 17 field goal tries with his longest from 44 yards out. He averaged 39 yards per punt and kicked a career-long 71 yard punt. Six punts were longer than 50 yards and he pinned opponents inside the SSU 20 on nine occasions. Gary Scott should return to return duties after averaging 22.5 yards on put returns and 21.4 yards on kick returns.

Four coaches from the last staff will be on Raeburnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s inaugural staff. Jonas Jackson (defensive line), Cordell Taylor (cornerbacks), Russell Demasi (quarterbacks) and Donovan Jackson (tight ends) are back will join newcomers William Rychel (offensive coordinator/offensive line), Chad Williams (defensive coordinator/linebackers), and Nathan Scola (defensive backs).

The key to the defense may be the secondary which returns all four starters. John Wilson and Gerald Robinson return to man the corners while Isaiah Bennett will be at free safety and Juwuan Tolbert will be at strong safety. Bennett had 48 tackles and two interceptions, Wilson and Tolbert had 33 tackles each and Robinson was in on 15 stops. Javanta Mobley will return to the defensive line and Marcus Lee will be back at linebacker. As a unit, the Tigers gave up 43.6 points and 438.6 yards per contest.

NEWCOMERS Savannah State welcomed 15 news players to Tiger Country on National Signing Day in February. SSU had two mid-year transfers and added 13 players from the high school ranks. The class is comprised of players from four different states. The class includes 10 players from Florida, two from Georgia and Ohio and one from Alabama. The group consists of three offensive linemen, three linebackers, two wide receivers, two defensive backs, two running backs, two defensive linemen and one quarterback

SCHEDULE The Raeburn era will get off to a tough start with games against a pair of FBS teams who played in bowl games. SSU opens the season on the road at Georgia Southern and will travel to Southern Mississippi the following week. After a bye week, the Tigers begin their conference schedule with the first of four home games against Bethune-Cookman. Following a road game at Florida A&M, SSU hosts Morgan State. A road trip to North Carolina Central is next, followed by back to back home games against Howard and Norfolk State. SSU closes out the season on the road against Hampton and South Carolina State.

ssu announces 2016 recruiting class SAVANNAH, Ga.- Savannah State University head football coach Earnest Wilson III is pleased to announce the Tigers 2016 signing class, which includes 15 student-athletes who have signed National Letters of Intent. In addition to two mid-year enrollees, SSU added 13 newcomers on National Signing Day. The class is comprised of players from four different states. The class includes 10 players from Florida, two from Georgia and Ohio and one from Alabama. The group consists of three offensive linemen, three linebackers, two wide receivers, two defensive backs, two running backs, two defensive linemen and one quarterback. One of the jewels of the signing class may be Deshawn Smith (5-9, 195), a running back from Brooksville, Fla. Smith played at Nature Coast High School where he led the nation in rushing yards and touchdowns and was runner-up from national Player of the Year by Parade Magazine. He was named the 2015 Florida Dairy Farmers Mr. Football; named to the MaxPreps 2015 First-Team All-American; was named the 2015 All-USA Florida Football Offensive Player of the Year; named the 2015 All-Big County Preps Offensive Player of the Year; and named Class 5A Player of the

Year. Listed as a three-star running back by 247sports, Smith recorded 241 rushes for 3,715 yards for an average of 15.4 yards per carry and 285.8 yards per game with 60 rushing touchdowns; went 3-for-4 for 17 yards and a touchdown throwing the ball; caught 10 passes for 321 yards for an average of 32.1 yards per carry and five touchdowns; recorded 67 touchdowns and 408 points in a single season, which is the most in Florida high school history; has recorded the third most rushing yards in a season and 10th most rushing yards in Florida high school history. The other running back signed was Octavious James (5-10, 190) from Palmetto High School in Palmetto, Fla. James finished the 2015 season with 1,010 total yards with 13 touchdowns and played in the FACA All-Star game. He was named to the All-Area, All-Conference and Second-Team All-State. Offensive linemen signed were Tajavious Jackson (64, 300) out of Space Coast High School in Cocoa, Fla.; Marquez Martin (6-2, 255) from Griffin High School in Griffin, Ga.; and Awni Alshafei (6-4, 285) from Celebration High School in Orlando, Fla. Jackson graded out 85 percent with 12 pancake blocks, played in the Space Coast All-Star game and was named to the All-District, All-Conference and Academic All-State teams while Martin was named to the First-Team All- Region Division B and was an All-State honorable mention and recorded a

touchdown with 16 tackles and a sack as a defensive line substitute. Linebackers signed were Kamaury Avery (6-0, 230) from Wadley, Ala. and Desmond Young (6-2, 220) from Ironton, Ohio. At Wadley High, Avery finished his senior season with 72 rushing attempts for 730 yards and 13 touchdowns with 75 tackles, four sacks and two forced fumbles and was named the Area Defensive MVP. In his career, he has rushed for 4,800 yards with 90 touchdowns and recorded 480 tackles. At Ironton High, Young recorded 190 tackles, including 17 tackles for loss, three sacks and four forced fumbles and was named First-Team All-District and was an All-State Honorable mention. He was also named to the All-Ohio Valley Conference Team. Wide receivers signed were Czar Beneby (6-6, 190) from Boynton Beach, Fla. and Derrick Harvey (6-2, 210) from Akron, Ohio. Beneby attended Boynton Beach High School where he finished with 47 receptions for 678 yards and eight touchdowns in his senior season. He was named to the First-Team All-Conference, Second-Team All-Area and honorable mention in All-State â&#x20AC;Ś was selected to play in the Florida-Georgia All-Star game. At Buchtel High, Harvey recorded 28 catches for 728 yards and seven touchdowns averaging 26 yards per catch in senior season.

He recorded school records of a 90-yard touchdown recep-

tion and 206 receiving yards in a game. On defense, recorded 36 tackles, including one tackle for loss, four interceptions and six pass breakups. He was named First-Team All-Conference, All-District and was an All-State honorable mention. He was also named the conference Offensive Player of the Year and conference game MVP. Defensive backs Travon Rumph (5-10, 190) and Roddre Hardwick (6-1, 180) were also signed. Rumph played at Manatee High in Bradenton, Fla. while Hardwick played at Apopka High in Apopka, Fla. Rumph recorded 29 total tackles with three interceptions, one pass defection and one force fumble and was named to the First-Team All-Area, County and Conference teams and received All-State Honorable mention. Hardwick won two of three state championships and was an Academic Scholar Recipient. Quintin Sanders (6-3, 287) will play on the defensive line. The Camilla, Georgia native who played at Mitchell County High School recorded 86 solo tackles, 66 assisted tackles for 152 total tackles with 12 tackles for loss, three sacks, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery in his career. He also played in the Florida-Georgia All-State game, was an Albany Herald Honorable mention and was named by Georgia Football Magazine as the No. 2 Defensive Tackle in the state. Blake Dever (6-4, 215) was signed as a quarterback. At Wellingtion High School in Wellington, Fla., Dever completed 141-of-257 attempted passes for a 55 percent completion percentage for 2,784 passing yards with 31 touchdowns and seven interceptions and was ranked No. 1 in Class 8A. He recorded 214 rushing yards and four touchdowns, played in the Florida-Georgia game and was an attendee for the Outback Bowl high school game. He was ranked No. 6 passer in yards and No. 4 passer in touchdowns in the state of Florida. He was named to the All-County and All-Conference teams and was an All-State Honorable mention. He was also named the Landrover/ESPN Player of the Week on Sept. 4, 2015, U.S. Marines “Friday Night Rivals” Player of the Game on Sept. 18, 2015 and Palm Beach Post Player of the Week on Oct. 21, 2015. His father, Jeff, played football at the University of Miami, Fla. The Tigers’ mid-year recruits include: Antonio Cintron (6-2, 210), a Linebacker from Ed White High School out of Jacksonville, Florida. At Ed White, he had 74 tackles, including 16 tackles for loss, 13 sacks and three forced fumbles. Cintron also played in the North/South All-Star game. Andrew Colvin (6-2, 295) is the second mid-year recruit for the Tigers. The defensive lineman comes to SSU from Fork Union Military Academy in Gainesville, Fla. Both Cintron and Colvin are currently enrolled at SSU. Savannah State University 2016 Football Recruits Awni Alshafei (Offensive Lineman) 6-4, 285, Orlando, Fla./Celebration HS Offers- Florida A&M, Arkansas-Pine Bluff Kamaury Avery (Linebacker) 6-0, 230, Wadley, Ala./Wadley HS Stats/Honors - HS: Finished his senior season with 72 rushing attempts for 730 yards and 13 touchdowns with 75 tackles, four sacks and two forced fumbles … was named the Area Defensive MVP … in his career, he has rushed for 4,800 yards with 90 touchdowns and recorded 480 tackles.

Czar Beneby (Wide Receiver) 6-6, 190, Boynton Beach, Fla./Boynton Beach HS Stats/ Honors - HS: Finished with 47 receptions for 678 yards and eight touchdowns in his senior season … was named to the First-Team All-Conference, Second-Team All-Area and honorable mention in All-State … was selected to play in the Florida-Georgia All-Star game. Offers- Bethune-Cookman University, Wingate, and Stetson University Blake Dever (Quarterback) 6-4, 215, Wellington, Fla./Wellington HS Stats/Honors - HS: Completed 141 of 257 attempted passes for a 55 percent completion percentage for 2,784 passing yards with 31 touchdowns and seven interceptions … ranked No. 1 in Class 8A … recorded 214 rushing yards and four touchdowns … played in the Florida-Georgia game and was an attendee for the Outback Bowl high school game … ranked No. 6 passer in yards and No. 4 passer in touchdowns in the state of Florida … was named to the All-County and All-Conference teams and was an All-State Honorable mention … was named the Land Rover/ESPN Player of the Week on Sept. 4, 2015, U.S. Marines “Friday Night Rivals” Player of the Game on Sept. 18, 2015 and Palm Beach Post Player of the Week on Oct. 21, 2015 … his father, Jeff, played football at the University of Miami, Fla. Offers- Idaho, Florida A&M, Southeast Louisiana, North Texas, Northern Iowa, and South Dakota Roddre Hardwick (Defensive Back) 6-1, 180, Apopka, Fla./Apopka HS Stats/Honors - HS: Won two of three state championships and was an Academic Scholar Recipient. Derrick Harvey (Wide Receiver) 6-2, 210, Akron, Ohio/Buchtel HS Stats/Honors - HS: recorded 28 catches for 728 yards and seven touchdowns averaging 26 yards per catch in senior season … recorded school records of a 90-yard touchdown reception and 206 receiving yards in a game … on defense, recorded 36 tackles, including one tackle for loss, four interceptions and six pass breakups … was named First-Team All-Conference, All-District and was an All-State honorable mention … was named the conference Offensive Player of the Year and conference game MVP. Tajavious Jackson (Offensive Line) 6-4, 300, Space Coast Cocoa, Fla. Stats/Honors - HS: Graded out 85 percent with 12 pancake blocks … played in the Space Coast All-Star game … was named to the All-District, All-Conference and Academic All-State teams. Offers- Fordham, Florida A&M, and Florida Tech Octavious James (Running Back) 5-10, 190, Palmetto, Fla./Palmetto HS Stats/Honors - HS: Finished with 1,010 total yards with 13 touchdowns and played in the FACA All-Star game … Was named to the All-Area, All-Conference and Second-Team All-State. Offers- Southern Utah, and Army Marquez Martin (Offensive Lineman) 6-2, 255, Griffin, Ga./Griffin HS Stats/Honors - HS: Was named to the First-Team All-Region Division B and was an All-State honorable mention … recorded a touchdown with 16 tackles and a sack as a defensive line substitute. Offers- Georgia Southern, Lenoir Rhyne, and Furman Travon Rumph (Defensive Back) 5-10, 190, Bradenton, Fla./Manatee HS Stats/Honors - HS: Recorded 29 total tackles with three interceptions, 1 pass defection and one force fumble … named to the First-Team All-Area, County and Conference teams

and received All-State Honorable mention. Offers- South Dakota State, Western Illinois, Nebraska-Kearney Quintin Sanders (Defensive Lineman) 6-3, 287, Camilla, Ga./Mitchell County HS Stats/Honors - HS: Recorded 86 solo tackles, 66 assisted tackles for 152 total tackles with 12 tackles for loss, three sacks, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery in his career … played in the Florida-Georgia All-State game … was an Albany Herald Honorable mention … was named by Georgia Football Magazine as the No. 2 Defensive Tackle in the state. Offers- Tulane, University of Louisiana Lafayette, Florida A&M, and Valdosta State Deshawn Smith (Running Back) 5-9, 195, Brooksville, Fla./Nature Coast HS Stats/Honors - HS: Led the nation in rushing yards and touchdowns and was runner-up for national Player of the Year by Parade Magazine … was named the 2015 Florida Dairy Farmers Mr. Football and named to the MaxPreps 2015 First-Team All-American … was named the 2015 All-USA Florida Football Offensive Player of the Year and 2015 All-Big County Preps Offensive Player of the Year … named Class 5A Player of the Year and is a 3-star running back by 247 sports … recorded 241 rushes for 3,715 yards for an average of 15.4 yards per carry and 285.8 yards per game with 60 rushing touchdowns … went 3-for-4 for 17 yards and a touchdown throwing the ball … caught 10 passes for 321 yards for an average of 32.1 yards per carry and five touchdowns … recorded 67 touchdowns and 408 points in a single season, which is the most in Florida high school history … has recorded the third most rushing yards in a season and 10th most rushing yards in Florida high school history. Offers- Kent State, Marshall, Charleston Southern Desmond Young (Linebacker) 6-2, 220, Ironton, Ohio/Ironton HS Stats/Honors - HS: Recorded 190 tackles, including 17 tackles for loss, three sacks and four forced fumbles … was named First-Team All-District and was an All-State Honorable mention … was named to the All-Ohio Valley Conference Team. Mid-Year Recruits Antonio Cintron (Linebacker) 6-2, 210, Jacksonville, Fla./Ed White HS Stats/Honors - HS: In his senior season, he had 74 tackles, including 16 tackles for loss, 13 sacks and three forced fumbles … played in the North/South All-Star game. Andrew Colvin (Defensive Tackle) 6-3, 295, Gainesville, Fla./Fork Union Military Academy

meet the 2016 tigers

2016 rosters No. 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 17 18 19 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 62 63 64 65 66 68 69 70 71 72 74 75

NAME Pos. CL Arshon Spaulding, Jr. Ath SR Cantrell Frazier WR SR Brandon Bailey DB JR Gerald Robinson, Jr. DB SO K’Lon Lovett DB JR Tino Smith II QB JR Giovanni Lugo QB FR Tyorrin Collins DB FR John Wilson DB SO Blake Dever QB FR TJ Bell QB FR Isaiah Bennett DB SO Edward Goubadia DL JR Steven “Tyler” Hagan WR JR Jawara Middleton Jr. WR JR David Handler QB SO Leon Prunty QB JR Charles Barnes III DB FR Deric Wright WR SO Dereon London II WR JR Keynnard Campbell, Jr. ATH JR William Campbell DB SO Anthony Hunt DB SO Johvonte Singleton LB JR Marquis Smith LB SR Darrell “Vanquez” Bonner DB SO Juwuan Tolbert DB JR Monroe Thornton III WR FR Nicholas Bentley RB JR Ellison Burns III LB JR David Crowley DB JR Octavious James RB FR James Kicklighter WR SO Steve Williams DB SR Antonio Cintron LB FR Roddree Hardwick DB FR Rashad Saxton RB SO Ronald Harrell DB SO Traynearious Dillard RB JR Les Jordan LB SR Raydell Martin LB SR Rahiem Davis RB FR Desmond Young LB FR Terrance McCray DB FR Mulik Simmons LB JR John Barron K SR Daniel Foster LB SO Travon Rumph DB FR Warren Sweet, Jr. LB SR Marcus Lee, Jr. LB SR Connor Hicks LB FR Javius Jones LB SR Christian Guinn LB SO Quaron Hilliard DL JR Marquez Martin OL FR Kamaury Avery LB FR Quintin Sanders DL FR Stefen Banks DL SO Carter Couch DL FR Ronnie Johnson DL FR Akiham Griffin OL FR Derek Simmons OL FR Jabari Kilcrease OL SR D’Qavis Douse OL SO Kevhan Bent DL FR James Livingston OL SO Afolabi Ayangbayi OL SR Rohan Francis, Jr. OL JR Anquavius Fuller OL JR TJ Jackson OL FR Awni Alshafei OL FR

HT 5-11 5-11 6-1 5-11 6-1 6-2 6-0 6-0 6-0 6-4 6-3 6-2 6-1 6-7 5-8 6-5 6-4 6’3 6-7 6-0 5-10 5-11 5-10 5-11 6-3 5-10 5-10 5-6 5-10 6-3 5-10 5-9 5-8 6-2 6-1 6-1 5-8 5-10 5-10 6-1 6-0 5-11 6-1 5-10 6-0 5-11 6-1 5-10 6-2 6-1 6-1 6-2 6-3 6-6 6-2 6-0 6-3 6-3 6-3 6-2 6-4 6-1 6-2 6-2 6-4 6-2 6-4 6-4 6-2 6-4 6-3

WT 195 193 180 185 190 215 190 170 175 215 180 200 236 250 175 240 220 180 219 175 220 185 170 200 235 175 185 140 250 225 180 190 150 210 215 195 170 175 195 235 250 175 230 200 255 180 230 190 220 225 200 230 220 260 260 230 290 265 290 215 305 285 310 325 300 283 290 306 320 300 295

Hometown/High School/ Previous Brunswick, Ga./Glynn Academy Fulton County, Ga./Landmark HS Duncan, S.C./Fork Union Military Miami, Fla./Champagnat HS Evans, Ga./Evans High School Carmel, Ind./Fork Union Belle Glade, Fla./Dacula HS Atlanta, Ga./Therrell HS Douglasville, Ga./New Manchester HS Palm Beach, Fla./Wellington HS Louisville, Ga./Jefferson HS Silver Springs, Md./Dorman HS Union, N.J./Union HS Guyton, Ga./ South Effingham HS Fountain, Colo./Bluffton HS Culver City, Calif./Georgia Prep Ellenwood, Ga./Stockbridge HS Boca Raton, Fla./Boca Raton HS Savannah, Ga./Memorial Day HS Jonesboro, Ga./ Jonesboro HS Savannah, Ga./Bible Baptist HS Savannah, Ga./Bible Baptist HS Jacksonville, Fla./Atlantic Coast HS Savannah, Ga./Memorial Day HS Prince Georges County, Md./Lackey LaGrange, Ga./Troup County HS Augusta, Ga./Josey HS Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Newberry HS Decatur, Ga./Decatur HS Savannah, Ga./Benedictine Military Jacksonville, Fla./Trinity Christian Palmetto, Fla./Palmetto HS Savannah, Ga./Windsor Forest HS Savannah, Ga./Calvary Day HS Jacksonville, Fla./Ed White HS Apopka, Fla./Apopka HS Jacksonville, Fla./Atlantic Coast HS Valdosta, Ga./Lowndes HS Savannah, Ga./Savannah HS Newberry, Fla./Newberry HS Savannah, Ga./Bethesda HS Jacksonville, Fla./First Coast HS Ironton, Ohio/Ironton HS Charlotte, N.C./West Forsyth HS Savannah, Ga./Bible Baptist Marietta, Ga./Wheeler HS Conyers, Ga./Heritage HS Bradenton, Fla./Manatee HS Savannah, Ga./Bethesda HS Atlanta, Ga./ North Atlanta HS Ft. Lauderdale, Fla./Westminster Quitman, Ga./Brooks County HS Dallas, Ga./East Paulding HS Savannah, Ga./Savannah HS Griffin, Ga./Griffin HS Wadley, Ala./Wadley HS Mitchell, Ga./Mitchell County HS Columbus, Ohio, Beechcroft HS San Diego, Calif./Mt. Carmel HS Screven, Ga./Screven County HS Winder, Ga./Winder Barrow HS Decatur, Ga./Columbia HS Decatur, Ga./Dunwoody HS Savannah, Ga./Memorial HS East Orange, N.J./Columbia HS Tallahassee, Fla./Godby HS Union, N.J./ Union HS College Park, Ga./Hapeville Charter Woodbury, Ga./East Coweta HS Cocoa, Fla./Space Coast HS Celebration, Fla./Celebration HS

No. 77 78 80 81 82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 91 92 93 95 96 99

NAME Cothan Pack David Cooper, Jr. Jason Jean-Louis Miles Kelly Czar Beneby Kendarius Dukes Geonte Smith Paris Baker Derek Kirkland Jeremiah Harris, Jr. Derrick Harvey Marcus Gay Corey Barrett Brandon Carswell Rodheem Greene Thaddeus Anderson Darien Coulter Christopher Johnson

Pos. CL OL SR OL SO WR SO WR JR WR FR WR SO WR JR TE JR WR JR WR SR WR FR WR FR DL SO DL SO DL JR DL FR DL JR TE JR

HT 6-2 6-5 6-2 5-11 6-5 5-10 6-0 6-2 6-2 6-5 6-1 6-1 6-2 6-0 6-3 6-2 5-10 6-2

WT 270 300 190 185 180 190 205 230 200 200 200 190 285 276 260 250 245 227

Hometown/High School/ Previous Atlanta, Ga./Grady HS Columbus, Ohio/Gahanna Lincoln Atlanta, Ga./Lakeside HS Durham, N.C./Hillside HS Boynton Beach, Fla./Boynton Beach Savannah, Ga./Memorial Day Miramar, Fla./New Mexico State Savannah, Ga./Jenkins HS Savannah, Ga./Calvary Day School Lawrenceville, Ga./Central Gwinnett Akron, Ohio/Butchel HS Lithonia, Ga./Arabia Mountain HS Norwalk, Conn./Gattaca Prep Mt. Vernon, Ga./Montgomery County Savannah, Ga./Memorial Day HS Jacksonville, Fla./First Coast HS Landover, Md./Coppin State Bainbridge, Ga./Bainbridge HS

#1 Arshon Spaulding Jr.

#3 Cantrell Franzier

#4 Brandon Bailey

#5 Gerald Robinson, Jr.

#6 K’Lon Lovett

#7 Tino Smith II

#8 Giovanni Lugo

#8 Tyorrin Collins

#9 John Wilson

#10 Blake Dever

#11 T.J. Bell

#12 Isaiah Bennett

#13 Edward Goubadia #14 Steven “Tyler” Hagan #15 Jawara Middleton, Jr.

#16 David Handler

#17 Leon Prunty

#18 Deric Wright

#19 Dereon London II #21 Keynnard Campbell, Jr. #22 William Campbell

#23 Anthony Hunt

#24 Johvonte Singleton

#25 Marquis Smith

#26 Darrell Bonner

#27 Juwuan Tolbert

#28 Monroe Thornton

#29 Nicholas Bentley

#30 Ellison Burns III

#31 David Crowley

#32 Octavious James

#33 James Kicklighter

#34 Steve Williams

#35 Antonio Cintron

#36 Roddree Hardwick

#37 Rashad Saxton

#38 Ronald Harrell

#39 Traynearious Dillard

#40 Les Jordan

#41 Raydell Martin

#42 Rahiem Davis

#43 Desmond Young

#44 Terrance McCray

#45 Mulik Simmons

#46 John Barron

#47 Daniel Foster

#48 Travon Rumph

#49 Warren Sweet, Jr.

#50 Marcus Lee, Jr.

#51 Connor Hicks

#52 Javius Jones

#53 Christian Guinn

#54 Quaron Hilliard

#55 Marquez Martin

#56 Kamaury Avery

#57 Quintin Sanders

#58 Stefen Banks

#59 Carter Couch

#62 Ronnie Johnson

#63 Akiham Griffin

#64 Derek Simmons

#65 Jabari Kilcrease

#68 Kevhan Bent

#69 James Livingston

#70 Afolabi Ayangbayi

#71 Rohan Francis, Jr.

#72 Anquavius Fuller

#74 T.J. Jackson

#75 Awni Alshafei

#78 David Cooper, Jr.

#80 Jason Jean-Louis

#81 Miles Kelly

#82 Czar Beneby

#83 Kendarius Dukes

#84 Geonte Smith

#85 Paris Baker

#86 Derek Kirkland

#87 Jeremiah Harris, Jr.

#88 Derrick Harvey

#89 Marcus Gay

#91 Corey Barrett

#92 Brandon Carswell

#93 Rodheem Greene

#95 Thaddeus Anderson

#96 Darien Coulter

#99 Christopher Johnson

coaching staff

erik raeburn head football coach Savannah State University selected Erik Raeburn as its 25th head football coach in March of 2016. Raeburn comes to SSU from Wabash College located in Crawfordsville, Ind. A proven winner, in his eight years at Wabash he accumulated a record of 78-13, earned five trips to the Division III playoffs and had 16 student-athletes earn All-America status. His 2015 squad posted a 12-1 record and advanced to the quarterfinals of the Division III playoffs. Wabash was 10-2 in 2008, Raeburn’s first season and advanced to the second round of the NCAA Division III playoffs. In 2009, the Little Giants went 9-2 and made another trip to the NCAA playoffs. Wabash missed the playoffs in 2010, despite an 8-2 record, but bounced back the following year where they went 12-1 and made it to the NCAA quarterfinals. That same year, Raeburn was named North Coast Athletic Conference Coach of the Year. The 2013 squad was ranked 17th in the nation in the final D3football.com Top-25 poll. Raeburn led Wabash to a 10-2 record in 2014, including a berth in the NCAA Division III playoffs and finished 13th in the final D3football.com. Before he became head coach at Wabash, Raeburn spent eight years as head football coach at Coe College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where he posted a 51-26 record. Prior to arriving at Coe, he was an assistant coach at his alma mater, Mount Union College, where he served as offensive line coach and offensive coordinator.

At Coe, Raeburn coached 65 All-Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (IAAC) players, 40 All-Americans, and two Academic All-Americans. He guided Coe to its first IIAC title in school history in 2002, and followed with conference championships in 2004 and 2005. He was the 2002 IIAC Coach of the Year and Regional Coach of the Year. He led the Kohawks to a playoff appearance in 2002, advancing to the second round, and also led Coe to the playoffs in 2005. Raeburn’s overall record as a head coach is 135-39. Raeburn earned his Bachelor of Science degree in mathematics from Mount Union College and is currently pursuing his master’s degree. As an assistant coach under Larry Kehres at Mount Union, he helped the Purple Raiders win six Ohio Athletic Conference Championships and three NCAA Division III National Championships (1996, 1997, 1998). Raeburn and his wife, Liz, reside in Crawfordsville with their children, Cade, Elle, and Reese.

erik raeburn at a glance Full Name: Erik Raeburn Birth Date: June 19, 1971 Birth Place: Warren, Ohio Hometown: Diamond, Ohio Family: Wife – Liz; Children – Cade, Elle and Reese Education: Mount Union College, 1994 (Undergraduate)

Playing Experience Mount Union College, 1989-92 Strong Safety

Coaching Experience Savannah State University, 2016-Present Head Football Coach Wabash College, 2008-2015 Head Football Coach Coe College, 2000-2007 Head Football Coach Mount Union College, 1994-99 Offensive Coordinator and Offensive Line Coach

Bill Rychel Offensive Coordinator/OL

Chad Williams Defensive Coordinator/LB

Jonas Jackson Defensive Line/RC

Russell Demasi Wide Receivers

Cordell Taylor Cornerbacks

Nathan Scola Running Backs

Anthony Neymeiyer Tight Ends

Paris Johnson Safeties

Russell Delaughter Video Coordinator

Brian Eason Head Equipment Mgr.

Corbin Henault Head Athletic Trainer

versus 2016 opponents

all time results versus 2016 opponents Georgia Southern University (0-10) 9-83/L (2014) 9-77/L (2013) 3-48/L (2010) 6-69/L (2007) 0-35/L (2003) 6-69/L (2001) 7-21/L (1992) 6-29/L (1991) 7-54/L (1990) 14-35/L (1989) Southern Mississippi University (0-0) Bethune-Cookman University (8-38-2 Overall, 0-5 MEAC) 12-42/L (2015) 20-48/L (2014) 21-48/L (2013) 7-49/L (2012) 3-59/L (2011) 7-42/L (2010) 24-34/L (2009) 9-34/L (2008) 13-45/L (2007) 6-55/L (2006) 13-56/L (2005) 62-12/L (2003) 41-9/L (2002) 30-15/L (2000) 17-14/L (1999) 14-7/L (1998) 32-21/W (1992) 35-20/W (1991) 28-19/L (1990) 23-9/L (1977) 30-14/L (1976) 41-6/L (1975) 36-6/L (1974) 75-23/L (1973) 20-9/W (1972) 9-0/L (1971) 34-21/L (1970) 26-25/W (1969) 43-2/L (1955) 53-6/L (1954) 98-8/L (1953) 67-0/L (1952) 51-0/L (1951) 32-13/L (1950) 33-6/L (1949) 20-0/L (1948) 21-0/L (1947) 13-7/L (1942) 0-0/T (1941) 0-0/T (1940) 13-0/W (1939) 47-0/L (1938) 13-0/L (1937) 25-0/W (1936)

Bethune-Cookman University 13-0/L (1935) 21-0/L (1934) 14-6/W (1933) 6-3/W (1925) Florida A&M University (1-7 Overall, 1-4 MEAC) 37-27/W (2015) 14-24/L (2014) 14-27/L (2013) 3-44/L (2012) 7-47/L (2011) 0-31/L (2010) 14-50/L (2004) 18-0/L (1927) Morgan State University (0-8 Overall, 0-3 MEAC) 3-42/L (2015) 6-45/L (2012) 17-44/L (2011) 7-47/L (2007) 26-55/L (2005) 14-45/L (2003) 26-0/L (2001) 6-12/L (2000) North Carolina Central (2-8-1 Overall, 0-5 MEAC) 22-39/L (2015) 14-42/L (2014) 10-24/L (2013) 33-45/L (2012) 33-30/W (2011) 28-21/W (2010) 14-35/L (2009) 7-10/L (2008) 14-30/L (2007) 0-30/L (1975) 0-0/T (1974) Howard University (0-9 Overall, 0-5 MEAC) 9-55/L (2015) 21-51/L (2014) 14-42/L (2013) 9-56/L (2012) 14-34/L (2011) 21-49/L (2008) 21-39/L (2005) 7-53/L (2004) 3-48/L (2003) Norfolk State (1-10 Overall, 0-5 MEAC) 17-20/L OT (2015) 7-14/L (2014) 24-26/L (2013) 21-33/L (2012) 3-45/L (2011) 6-42/L (2010)

Norfolk State 29-58/L (2005) 41-34/WO (2004) 7-3/L (2003) 35-6/L (2002) 27-18/L (2001) Hampton University (0-6 Overall, 0-3 MEAC) 3-42/L (2015) 13-21/L (2012) 5-22/L (2011) 6-44/L (2005) 7-58/L (2004) 13-48/L (2003) South Carolina State University (1-17 Overall, 0-5 MEAC) 29-52/L (2015) 7-59/L (2014) 9-45/L (2013) 13-27/L (2012) 10-20/L (2011) 20-55/L (2004) 0-53/L (2003) 12-50/L (2002) 14-9/W (2001) 26-42/L (2000) 7-26/L (1970) 7-28/L (1969) 7-36/L (1968) 0-14/L (1934) 0-39/L (1928) 0-45/L (1927) 0-24/L (1926) 7-12/L (1915)

2015 statistical review

The Automated ScoreBook Savannah State Overall Individual Statistics (as of Jun 28, 2016) All games

2015 ssu overall statistics Rushing

SPAULDING,Arshon WILLIAMS,Richard BERRY,Joshua OLIVER,Uriah BENTLEY,Nicholas SAXTON,Rashad PRUNTY,Leon SIMMONS,Alex DILLARD,Traynearious BARRON,John WILSON,Ker-Sean LONDON,Dereon FRAZIER,Cantrell CAMPBELL,Keynnard SMITH,Tino HANDLER,David TEAM LIVINGSTON,James Total Opponents Passing

att

gain loss

net avg td

10 97 670 115 555 5.7 4 9 90 418 43 375 4.2 2 6 37 183 17 166 4.5 3 7 25 118 12 106 4.2 0 9 32 117 12 105 3.3 2 9 13 108 9 99 7.6 1 6 26 132 79 53 2.0 0 2 2 20 0 20 10.0 0 3 3 10 0 10 3.3 0 10 2 12 4 8 4.0 0 8 10 18 11 7 0.7 0 9 1 5 0 5 5.0 0 4 1 4 0 4 4.0 0 5 3 3 1 2 0.7 0 1 16 41 50 -9 -0.6 0 4 8 12 37 -25 -3.1 0 10 8 0 56 -56 -7.0 0 10 5 0 75 -75 -15.0 0 10 379 1871 521 1350 3.6 12 10 406 2227 187 2040 5.0 22 gp

effic comp-att-int

pct

lg avg/g

61 63 26 28 19 41 19 15 3 12 8 5 4 2 24 8 0 0 63 50

yds td

SPAULDING,Arshon PRUNTY,Leon HANDLER,David SMITH,Tino WILSON,Ker-Sean CAMPBELL,Keynnard TEAM Total Opponents

10 73.85 62-132-6 47.0 526 1 6 72.68 28-68-4 41.2 311 1 4 64.99 21-48-2 43.8 169 0 1 58.57 6-14-1 42.9 50 0 8 220.67 2-3-0 66.7 55 0 5 -100.00 0-2-1 0.0 0 0 10 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 10 71.24 119-268-14 44.4 1111 2 10 142.34 167-302-10 55.3 2346 26

Receiving

WILSON,Ker-Sean HARRIS,Jeremiah BERRY,Joshua LONDON,Dereon CARRERA,Nicholas KIRKLAND,Derek OLIVER,Uriah RAYMOND,Anthony WILLIAMS,Richard SCOTT,Gary FRAZIER,Cantrell DEBEATHAM,Damani BAKER,Paris WHITE,Cameron KELLY,Miles CAMPBELL,Keynnard SAXTON,Rashad HAGAN,Steven ISOM,Roosevelt WRIGHT,Deric Total Opponents

no.

yds

8 25 209 10 19 212 6 13 80 9 10 90 7 9 94 9 7 69 7 6 62 7 6 40 9 4 23 4 3 67 4 3 36 10 2 27 5 2 23 2 2 21 7 2 7 5 2 -3 9 1 34 6 1 9 3 1 6 5 1 5 10 119 1111 10 167 2346

avg

8.4 11.2 6.2 9.0 10.4 9.9 10.3 6.7 5.8 22.3 12.0 13.5 11.5 10.5 3.5 -1.5 34.0 9.0 6.0 5.0 9.3 14.0

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 26

lg avg/g

34 32 20 18 26 18 41 11 13 56 15 17 23 12 11 0 34 9 6 5 56 56

26.1 21.2 13.3 10.0 13.4 7.7 8.9 5.7 2.6 16.8 9.0 2.7 4.6 10.5 1.0 -0.6 3.8 1.5 2.0 1.0 111.1 234.6

55.5 41.7 27.7 15.1 11.7 11.0 8.8 10.0 3.3 0.8 0.9 0.6 1.0 0.4 -9.0 -6.2 -5.6 -7.5 135.0 204.0

lg avg/g

56 34 23 12 32 0 0 56 56

52.6 51.8 42.2 50.0 6.9 0.0 0.0 111.1 234.6

Punt Returns

no.

3 2 1 1 1 0 8 34

9 45 0 0 4 0 58 348

Interceptions

no.

yds avg td

Kick Returns

no.

22 10 8 6 6 0 52 24

468 214 108 85 93 0 968 482

1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

88 29 20 23 31 0 88 99

Fumble Returns

no.

yds avg td

RAYMOND,Anthony SCOTT,Gary BONNER,Darrell FRAZIER,Cantrell WILSON,Ker-Sean ROBINSON,Gerald Total Opponents MYERS,Leonardo BENNETT,Isaiah VAZQUEZ,Salvador TOLBERT,Juwuan BONNER,Darrell ASHFORD,Trevion SINGLETON,Johvonte SMITH,Marquis Total Opponents WILSON,Ker-Sean SCOTT,Gary RAYMOND,Anthony FRAZIER,Cantrell SAXTON,Rashad ROBINSON,Gerald Total Opponents LEE,Marcus GOUBADIA,Edward TOLBERT,Juwuan Total Opponents

2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 10 14

1 1 0 2 3

yds avg td

32 0 0 20 29 0 0 3 88 188

3.0 22.5 0.0 0.0 4.0 0.0 7.2 10.2

16.0 0.0 0.0 20.0 29.0 0.0 0.0 3.0 8.8 13.4

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13 27 0 0 4 0 27 72

32 0 0 20 29 0 0 3 32 42

0 3 0 3 31

The Automated ScoreBook Savannah State Overall Defensive Statistics (as of Jun 28, 2016) All games

2015 ssu defensive statistics # 35 25 45 33 56 58 9 27 50 26 96 55 40 75 4 13 54 5 91 19 48 92 24 47 6 37 81 46 12 31 86 10 95 1Z 87 1 83 22 29 3O 20 38 52 89 44 85 53 30 28 23 11 TM 18 32

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Defensive Leaders

MYERS,Leonardo SMITH,Marquis ASHFORD,Trevion BENNETT,Isaiah CHRISTIAN,Connor BANKS,Stefen WILSON,John TOLBERT,Juwuan LEE,Marcus BONNER,Darrell SIMMONS,Mulik MOBLEY,Jovanta JORDAN,Les BROADBENT,William BAILEY,Brandon GOUBADIA,Edward HILLIARD,Quaron ROBINSON,Gerald BARRETT,Corey CROWLEY,David SIMMONS,Takeyion CARSWELL,Brandon SINGLETON,Johvonte FOSTER,Daniel LOVETT,K'Lon SAXTON,Rashad KELLY,Miles BARRON,John VAZQUEZ,Salvador LONDON,Dereon KIRKLAND,Derek TUKES,Cortavius FAIR,Chaquez JOHNSON,Chris HARRIS,Jeremiah SPAULDING,Arshon SCOTT,Gary WILLIAMS,Richard BENTLEY,Nicholas FRAZIER,Cantrell OLIVER,Uriah FRANKLIN,Joffe FOGARTY,Sean CARRERA,Nicholas DEBEATHAM,Damani BAKER,Paris GUINN,Christian BURNS,Ellison BERRY,Joshua COXFIELD,Raheem ISOM,Roosevelt TEAM WRIGHT,Deric HUNT,Anthony Total Opponents

10 37 37 9 27 30 10 27 28 10 37 11 10 18 19 10 20 14 10 19 14 10 16 17 9 15 14 9 27 1 8 11 14 10 6 18 8 14 10 8 11 11 10 12 9 10 1 17 10 6 11 9 12 3 8 2 9 7 6 3 3 2 6 8 5 2 9 2 5 7 5 2 5 4 2 9 5 1 7 3 3 10 5 . 5 2 3 9 4 1 9 3 1 7 4 . 7 1 3 1 4 . 10 2 1 10 2 . 4 2 . 9 1 1 9 1 . 4 . 1 7 . 1 1 1 . 10 . 1 7 1 . 10 . 1 5 1 . 2 1 . 3 . 1 6 1 . 3 1 . 3 . 1 10 1 . 5 . 1 3 . . 10 388 328 10 338 298

74 57 55 48 37 34 33 33 29 28 25 24 24 22 21 18 17 15 11 9 8 7 7 7 6 6 6 5 5 5 4 4 4 4 3 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 716 636

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. 2-32 1.0-7 1-3 1.5-7 1-0 1.0-6 2-0 2.0-16 . 3.0-22 . . . 1.0-7 1-20 2.0-12 . . 1-29 1.0-6 . 1.0-6 . . . . . . . 1.5-7 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0 . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-4 15-96 10-88 23-170 14-188

1 2 5 4 . 3 1 3 1 6 . . . . 4 1 1 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 31

1 3 1 . 4 4 . . 2 2 . . 2 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21 21

. . 1-0 . 3-0 1-0 . . 1--2 . . 1-0 . . 2-0 1-3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0 . . . . . . . . . . 2-0 . . 13-1 10-75

1 1 . 2 1 2 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 8

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single season individual records RUSHING Chris Cachere, 1995 Casey Grigley, 1986 Casey Grigley, 1985 Ontreal Bowers, 2002 Chris Cachere, 1994

Touchdowns 1. 29 Richard Basil, 1989 2. 19 Johney Jeffery, 1990 3. 18 Clyde Tullis, 2004 4. 15 Richard Basil, 1988 5. 15 Garrett Williams, 2005

Field Goals Made 1. 15 Abdul Rashad, 1997 2. 12 Bryan Schewe, 1993 3. 10 Randy Pitts, 1988 4. 10 Rick Childs, 1979 5. 12 Derek Williams, 2008

Yardage 1. 1,255 Lucius Cole, 1992 2. 1,232 Chris Cachere, 1995 3. 1,196 Chris Cachere, 1994 4. 1,189 Troy Hambrick, 1999 5. 1,163 Casey Grigley, 1985

Completion Percentage 1. 56.9 Richard Basil, 1989 2. 55.7 Richard Basil, 1988 3. 54.4 Garrett Williams, 2005 4. 54.1 Clyde Tullis, 2004 5. 53.6 Kurvin Curry, 2008

Extra Points Made 1. 32 Ricky Childs, 1980 2. 30 Randy Pitts, 1989 3. 25 Randy Pitts, 1988 4. 24 Bryan Schewe, 1993 5. 23 Derek Williams, 2009

Touchdowns 1. 18 Troy Hambrick, 1999 2. 14 Chris Cachere, 1995 3. 13 Kenneth Dawson, 1980 4. 12 Chris Cachere, 1994 5. 11 Lucius Cole, 1991

Longest Pass Completion 1. 99 Antonio Bostick, 2011 1. 94 Greg McCrary, 2007 2. 91 Richard Basil, 1989 3. 87 Chad Alexander, 1991 4. 84 Ronald Day, 1987

Attempts 1. 247 2. 227 3. 219 4. 216 5. 212

Yards-Per-Carry Average (Min. 90 attempts) 1. 6.5 Troy Hambrick, 1999 (183 1,189) 2. 6.5 Lucius Cole, 1991 (162 - 1,045) 3. 6.3 Johney Jeffery, 1990 (102 – 644) 4. 6.0 Lucius Cole, 1990 (99 – 592) 5. 5.9 Corey Durant, 1997 (118 – 696)

Shannon Ballard, 1996 Doug Grant, 1990 Shannon Sharpe, 1989 Shannon Sharpe, 1987 Shannon Sharpe, 1988

Kickoff Returns 1. 33 DeQuan Daniels, 2013 2. 31 Justin Babb, 2011 3. 30 Willie Deloach, 1988 4. 26 Cantrell Frazier, 2014 26 Antonio Proctor, 2010 Kickoff Return Yardage 1. 639 Ronald Day, 1985 2. 636 DeQuan Daniels, 2013 3. 626 Antonio Proctor, 2010 4. 597 Ronald Day, 1986 5. 576 Roosevelt Williams, 1998

Longest Rush 1. 91 Casey Grigley, 1986 2. 86 Lucius Cole, 1991 3. 81 Richard Basil, 1988 4. 81 Chad Cone, 2005 5. 78 Lucius Cole, 1990

Yardage 1. 1,312 Shannon Sharpe, 1989 2. 1,078 Shannon Sharpe, 1987 3. 1,031 Shannon Sharpe, 1988 4. 1026 Doug Grant, 1990 5. 824 Shannon Ballard, 1996

Punt Returns 1. 30 Dedric Smith, 1993 2. 29 Marvin Weaver, 1982 3. 27 Willie Deloach, 1988 4. 25 Damon Thomas, 1999 5. 24 Lemual Ligon, 1998

PASSING

Touchdowns 1. 18 Shannon Sharpe, 1989 2. 12 Shannon Sharpe, 1988 3. 11 Doug Grant, 1990 4. 11 Clyde Tullis, 2005 5. 10 Shannon Sharpe, 1987

Punt Return Yardage 1. 388 Dedric Smith, 1993 2. 364 Willie Deloach, 1988 3. 331 Douglas Grant, 1991 4. 255 Marvin Weaver, 1982 5. 230 Ronald Day, 1987

Yards-Per-Catch (Min. 25 Rec.) 1. 21.5 Shannon Sharpe, 1989 2. 19.7 Larry Strozier, 1983 3. 18.1 Shannon Sharpe, 1988 4. 18.0 Dedric Smith, 1993 5. 18.0 Shannon Sharpe, 1987

Longest Punt Return 1. 85 Douglas Grant, 1989 2. 76 Greg Leverett, 1990 3. 71 Jamaal Zanders, 2000 4. 47 Dedric Smith, 1993 5. 46 Michael Lloyd, 2000

Attempts 1. 331 2. 305 3. 283 4. 266 5. 257

Garrett Williams, 2005 Johney Jeffery, 1990 Antonio Bostick, 2012 Clyde Tullis, 2002 Clyde Tullis, 2004

Completions 1. 180 Garrett Williams, 2005 2. 139 Clyde Tullis, 2004 3. 133 Johney Jeffery, 1990 4. 125 Kurvin Curry, 2008 5. 125 Antonio Bostick, 2013 Yards 1. 2,219 Johney Jeffery, 1990 2. 2,176 Garrett Williams, 2005 3. 2,148 Richard Basil, 1989 4. 1680 Clyde Tullis, 2004 5. 1651 Kurvin Curry, 2008

Longest Reception 1. 99 Brian Lackey, 2011 2. 94 Deleon Hollinger, 2007 3. 91 Shannon Sharpe, 1989 4. 87 Dedric Smith, 1991 5. 84 Shannon Sharpe, 1987

SCORING Interceptions 1. 17 Clyde Tullis, 2003 2. 16 Clyde Tullis, 2002 3. 14 Chad Alexander, 1991 4. 14 Garrett Williams, 2006 5, 13 Johney Jeffery, 1990 6. 13 Jermaine Brooks, 1998 7. 13 Charles Ransom, 1980 8. 13 Greg McCrary, 2007 9. 13 Antonio Bostick, 2012

Points 1. 116 2. 108 3. 96 4. 72 5. 68

Troy Hambrick, 1999 Shannon Sharpe, 1989 Kenneth Dawson, 1980 Shannon Sharpe, 1988 Clyde Tullis, 2005

Touchdowns 1. 19 Troy Hambrick, 1999 2. 18 Shannon Sharpe, 1989 3. 16 Kenneth Dawson, 1980 4. 12 Shannon Sharpe, 1988 5. 11 Clyde Tullis, 2005 6. 11 Lucius Cole, 1991 7. 11 Doug Grant, 1990

DEFENSE Tackles 1. 136 2. 124 3. 122 4. 118 5. 114

Tim Rawls, 1996 Marquis Smith, 2013 Justin Dixon, 2013 Eugene Brantley, 1990 Trent Newton, 2006

Sacks 1. 11 2. 11 3. 11 4. 10 5. 10 6. 10

Paul Heard, 1989 Zarry Ponder, 1985 Bobby Curtis, 1986 Jaamal Zanders, 1998 Orlando Dean, 1991 Wesley McGriff, 1987

RETURNS

RECEIVING Receptions 1. 68 2. 63 3. 61 4. 60 5. 57

Longest Punt 1. 80 Gerald Jones, 1985 2. 75 Earl Bryant, 1986 3. 74 Earl Bryant, 1989 4. 73 Geoffrey McIntyre, 1997 5. 73 Kerry Mills, 1981

PUNTING Punts 1. 86 2. 85 3. 75 4. 71 5. 68

Jacob Thomas, 2012 Kyle McCrey, 2003 Derek Williams, 2010 John Barron, 2015 Nicolas Hudson, 2002

Most Punt Yards 1. 3193 Jacob Thomas, 2012 2. 2773 Kyle McCrey, 2003 3. 2772 John Barron, 2015 4. 2699 Derek Williams, 2010 5. 2473 Derek Williams, 2011 Highest Average 1. 42.6 Mike Hemly, 1993 2. 42.5 Earl Bryant, 1989 3. 42.0 Earl Bryant, 1988 4. 41.8 John Barron, 2014 5. 39.1 Jacob Thomas, 2014

Pass Breakups 1. 27 Eric Brown, 1986 2. 26 Gary Jones, 1985 3. 24 Eric Brown. 1988 4. 21 Eric Brown, 1987 5. 18 Mike Jones, 1986

single season team records OFFENSE Total Offense Most Yards – 4,997, 1990 Highest Average Per Game – 453.3, 1990 Highest Average Per Play – 6.2, 1990 and 1991 Rushing Most Yards – 2,567, 1991 Highest Average Per Game – 233.4, 1991 Highest Average Per Play – 5.6, 1991 Passing Most Attempts – 402, 2005 Most Completions – 212, 2005 Most Yards – 2,790, 2005 Most Yards Per Game – 263.0 (1989) Most Touchdowns – 24, 1990 and 1991 Punting Most Punts – 89, 2003 Highest Punting Average – 42.5, 1989 Most Punting Yards – 3099, 2014 Punt Returns Most Returns – 40, 1990 Most Yards – 566, 1991 Highest Average – 15.2. 1991 Kick Returns Most Returns – 68, 2003 Fewest Returns – 14, 1989 Most Yards – 1328, 2013 Highest Average – 26.0, 1998

DEFENSE Scoring Most Points – 425, 1991 Most Points Per Game – 38.6, 1991 Most Touchdowns – 61, 1991 Most Extra Points Made – 30, 1989 Most Field Goals Made – 15, 1997 First Downs Most First Downs – 220, 2005 Most First Downs, Rushing – 117, 2005 Most First Downs, Passing – 90, 1990 Most First Downs, Penalty – 25, 2002 and 2004 Penalties Most Penalties – 144, 1999 Most Yards Penalized – 1246, 1999 Fewest Penalties –58, 1986 Fewest Yards Penalized – 477, 1985 Fumbles Most Fumbles – 39, 2003 Most Fumbles Lost – 23, 2006 Fewest Fumbles – 18, 1999 Fewest Fumbles Lost – 9, 1986

Total Defense Fewest Yards Allowed – 1829, 1998 Fewest Yards Allowed Per Game – 166.3, 1998 Lowest Opponents Average Per Play – 2.9, 1998 Rushing Defense Fewest Yards Allowed – 537, 1998 Fewest Yards Allowed Per Game – 48.8, 1998 Lowest Opponents Average Per Rush – 1.4, 1998 Passing Defense Fewest Yards Allowed – 996, 1984 Fewest Yards Allowed Per Game – 99.6, 1984 Fewest Yards Allowed Per Completion – 5.7, 1991 Lowest Opp Completion Percentage – 33.2, 1998 Most Interceptions – 18, 1988 Most Yards On Interception Returns – 318, 1993 Punt Returns Lowest Opponent’s Average – 4.8, 1999 Kick Returns Lowest Opponent’s Average – 13.3, 1985 First Downs Fewest Allowed – 111, 1998 Fewest Allowed, Rushing – 50, 1998 Fewest Allowed, Passing –34, 1984 Scoring Fewest Points Allowed – 143, 1998 Fewest Points Per Game Allowed – 13.0, 1998

individual single game records Rushing Records Most Carries 34 Chad Cone 33 Jerome Pope 31 Ontreal Bowers 31 Ontreal Bowers 29 Chad Cone

Central State Fort Valley at Albany State at Gardner-Webb Gardner-Webb

10-29-05 10-28-00 10-5-02 11-16-02 11-12-05

Most Net Yards Rushing 229 Justin Babb 190 Chad Cone 181 Troy Hambrick 178 Troy Hambrick 169 Chad Cone 169 Myshun McAlpine

at Livingstone Central State at Tuskegee Virginia State vs. Morehouse at Norfolk State

9-5-09 10-29-05 11-13-99 9-25-99 10-14-06 9-11-04

Highest Average Gain Per Rush (min 10 carries) 13.0 Chad Cone vs. Morehouse 12.8 Justin Babb Edward Waters 11.7 Justin Babb Florida A&M 11.1 Arshon Spaulding N.C. Central 10.8 Troy Hambrick Clark Atlanta

10-14-06 10-31-09 10-15-11 10-17-15 9-11-99

Most Rushing TDs Scored 4 Troy Hambrick 3 Troy Hambrick 3 Troy Hambrick 3 Jerome Pope 3 Ontreal Bowers 3 Justin Babb

at Tuskegee Virginia State Miles at SCSU vs. Morris Brown vs. Edward Waters

11-13-99 9-25-99 11-6-99 9-9-00 10-19-02 10-31-09

Longest Rush From Scrimmage 81 Chad Cone at Charleston So. 10-22-05 81 Justin Babb at Livingstone 9-5-09 75 DeQuan Daniels at Miami 9-21-13 74 Troy Hambrick at Tuskegee 11-13-99 72 Jerome Pope vs. Bethune-Cookman 9-2-00 Passing Records Most Passes Attempted 50 Garrett Williams at Hampton 11-19-05 49 Antonio Bostick vs. N.C. Central 10-26-13 44 Clyde Tullis at Delaware State 9-7-02 44 Tino Smith at Florida A&M 10-11-14 42 Clyde Tulis at Hampton 11-22-03 Most Passes Completed 27 Tino Smith 25 Garrett Williams 24 Antonio Bostick 24 Antonio Bostick 24 Clyde Tullis

at Florida A&M at Hampton at Norfolk St. vs. N.C. Central at Hampton

10-11-14 11-19-05 10-5-13 10-26-13 11-22-03

Highest Percentage Passes Completed (min 10 attempts) 90.0 (9-10) Victorian Hardison N.C. A&T 11-16-13 81.8 (9-11) A.J Defilippis Concordia Selma 9-26-09 81.8 (9-11)Jacorey Kilcrease Concordia Selma 11-28-08 81.3 (13-16) Clyde Tullis Hampton 11-20-04 73.9 (17-23) Clyde Tullis Allen 10-30-04 Most Passing Yards 337 Antonio Bostick 332 Garrett Williams 332 Antonio Bostick 329 Clyde Tullis 319 Antonio Bostick Most Touchdown Passes 4 Antonio Bostick 3 Clyde Tullis 3 Clyde Tullis 3 Garrett Williams 3 Garrett Williams 3 Garrett Williams

at Norfolk St. at Charleston So. N.C. Central at Florida A&M Edward Waters Edward Waters at Albany State Allen Howard Norfolk State Central St. of Ohio

10-5-13 10-22-05 9-22-12 10-23-04 10-20-12 10-20-12 10-9-04 10-30-04 9-24-05 10-1-05 10-29-05

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Kurvin Curry A.J. Defilippis Antonio Bostick

Charleston Southern 10-11-08 vs. Albany State 9-3-11 Norfolk St. 10-5-13

Most Passes Had Intercepted 4 Clyde Tullis at Coastal Carolina 11-6-04 3 A.J. Defilippis vs. Fort Valley 9-11-10 3 Antonio Bostick Bethune-Cookman 11-10-12 3 A.J. Defilippis Florida A&M 10-15-11 3 Jermaine Brooks at Albany State 9-30-00 3 Clyde Tullis Alabama State 11-23-02 3 Clyde Tullis vs. Bethune-Cookman 8-30-03 3 Clyde Tullis at Albany State 10-4-03 3 Greg McCrary at CharlestonSouthern 10-6-07 Longest Pass Completion 99 Antonio Bostick 94 Greg McCrary 82 Antonio Bostick 79 Kurvin Curry 76 Leon Prunty

N.C. Central 9-24-11 N.C. Central 10-20-07 N.C. Central 9-22-12 Livingstone 9-6-08 at Bethune-Cookman 10-19-13

Receiving Record Most Passes Caught 14 Aric Powell 12 Clyde Tullis 10 Khalil Hassan 10 Brian Thompson 10 Deleon Hollinger 10 Simon Heyward

at SCSU Coastal Carolina vs. Morgan State at Hampton Old Dominion Albany State

9-9-00 11-5-05 9-17-05 11-22-03 10-24-09 9-25-10

Most Yards Receiving 220 Simon Heyward 162 Clyde Tullis 160 Simon Heyward 155 Clyde Tullis 146 Khalil Hasan

N.C. Central Central St. of Ohio Edward Waters Howard at Grambling

9-22-12 10-29-05 10-20-12 9-24-05 11-15-03

Highest Average Gain Per Reception (min. 3 receptions) 47.0 (3) Deleon Hollinger N.C. Central 10-20-07 38.3 (3) Brian Lackey Albany State 9-3-11 38.0 (3) Justin Babb Livingstone 9-6-08 37.7 (3) Simon Heyward at Bethune-Cookman 10-19-13 31.5 (4) Clyde Tullis at Charleston So. 10-22-05 Most TD Receptions 3 Simon Heyward 2 Dantae Henderson 2 Tarik Maxwell 2 Trevin Stricklen 2 Clyde Tullis 2 Clyde Tullis 2 Clyde Tullis 2 Deon Whiteside 2 Clyde Tullis 2 Justin Babb 2 Deleon Hollinger 2 Deleon Hollinger

Edward Waters at Kentucky State Edward Waters at Albany State Norfolk at Charleston So. Central St. of Ohio Grambling Howard Livingstone Charleston Southern Old Dominion

Longest Pass Reception 99 Brian Lackey 94 Deleon Hollinger 82 Simon Heyward 79 Justin Babb 76 Simon Heyward

at N.C. Central 9-24-11 N.C. Central 10-20-07 N.C. Central 9-22-12 Livingstone 9-6-08 at Bethune-Cookman 10-19-13

Defensive Records Defensive Tackles 19 Zake Richardson Tuskegee 19 Trent Newton Charleston Southern 18 Nate Clay vs. Albany State 17 Pat Jackson Norfolk State 17 Leonardo Myers S.C. State

10-20-12 10-23-99 11-8-03 10-9-04 10-1-05 10-22-05 10-29-05 11-13-04 9-24-05 9-6-08 10-11-08 10-24-09

11-11-00 10-7-06 9-3-11 10-1-05 11-21-15

Most QB Sacks 4 Jamaal Zanders at SCSU 3 Pat Jackson Alabama State 3 Marquis Smith Fort Valley 2.5 Donald Carson Elon 2.5 Donald Carson Gardner-Webb 2.5 Reginald Givens vs. Florida A&M 2.5 Olojuwan Swearinger Morgan State

9-9-00 11-23-02 9-12-14 9-10-05 11-12-05 10-15-11 10-6-12

Most Pass Breakups 5 Kamyata Davis 4 John Wilson 4 John Wilson 4 John Wilson 4 Kamyata Davis 4 Jamaal Zanders 4 Jonathan Johnson

at Virginia State N.C. Central Morgan State N.C. Central Elizabeth City Clark Atlanta Morgan State

9-23-00 11-13-10 11-1-03 9-22-12 8-28-99 9-11-99 11-1-03

Most Interceptions 3 John Wilson 2 Kamyata Davis 2 Greg Sullivan 2 David Walker 2 Jamar Graham 2 Marcus Darrisaw

Fort Valley Virginia State vs. Morris Brown Charleston Southern Charleston Southern Edward Waters

9-14-13 9-25-99 10-20-01 10-12-02 10-11-08 11-8-08

Most Interception Return Yards 69 Chris Herans Edward Waters 67 Antwan Allen Johnson C. Smith 66 Rocky Lee vs. Morgan 53 Kamyata Davis Elizabeth City 49 Kelvin Cone Morgan State

11-11-06 9-7-2007 9-17-05 8-28-99 11-1-03

Longest Interception Return 69 Chris Herans Edward Waters 67 Antwan Allen Johnson C. Smith 66 Rocky Lee vs. Morgan 53 Kamyata Davis Elizabeth City 53 Chris Asbury Charleston Southern

11-11-06 9-7-07 9-17-05 8-28-99 10-11-08

Kicking Records Kicking Most Extra Points Made By Kicking 7 Jason Elkins Miles College 6 Preston McCarthy Edward Waters 6 Derek Williams Edward Waters 6 Jason Elkins Elizabeth City 5 Jason Elkins Miles College

11-6-99 10-20-12 10-31-09 8-28-99 11-4-00

Most Extra Points Attempted By Kicking 7 Jason Elkins Elizabeth City 7 Jason Elkins Miles College 6 Derek Williams Edward Waters 6 Preston McCarthy Edward Waters 5 Derek Williams at N.C. Central 5 Jason Elkins Clark Atlanta 5 Jason Elkins Morris Brown 5 Jason Elkins Fort Valley State 5 Jason Elkins Miles College 5 Steve Miller Allen

8-28-99 11-6-99 10-31-09 10-20-12 9-24-11 9-11-99 10-9-99 10-28-00 11-4-00 10-30-04

Most Points Scored By Kicking 13 Jason Elkins Morris Brown 11 Derek Williams Concordia Selma 9 Derek Williams Clark Atlanta 9 Derek Williams Edward Waters 8 Derek Williams Mississippi Valley 8 Derek Williams Albany State 8 Derek Williams Livingstone 8 Derek Williams Webber International

10-9-99 10-4-08 10-4-08 10-31-09 10-18-08 9-3-11 9-5-09 11-14-09

individual single game records Most Field Goals Attempted 4 John Barron 4 Derek Williams 4 Derek Williams 3 John Barron 3 Preston McCarthy 3 Derek Williams 3 Jason Elkins 3 Kyle McCrery 3 Jason Elkins 3 Derek Williams

at Bethune-Cookman 9-26-15 at Clark Atlanta 10-4-08 Concordia 11-1-08 at Norfolk St. 10-5-13 at Hampton 10-27-12 South Carolina St. 11-19-11 Morris Brown 10-9-99 at Grambling 11-15-03 at Fort Valley 10-30-99 Alabama State 9-12-09

Most Field Goals Made 3 Derek Williams 3 Derek Williams 3 Jason Elkins 2 Derek Williams 2 Jason Elkins 2 Jason Elkins 2 Derek Williams 2 Derek Williams 2 Derek Williams 2 Derek Williams 2 Derek Williams 2 John Barron 2 John Barron 2 John Barron

at Clark Atlanta 10-4-08 Concordia 11-1-08 Morris Brown 10-9-99 Mississippi Valley 10-18-08 at Fort Valley 10-30-99 at Morgan 10-14-00 Livingstone 9-5-09 Webber International 11-14-09 Norfolk State 11-20-10 vs. Albany State 9-3-11 at Southeastern La. 9-10-11 Norfolk State 10-5-13 at Colorado State 9-5-15 at Bethune-Cookman 9-26-15

Longest Field Goal Made 52 Derek Williams 47 Derek Williams 47 Jason Elkins 47 Derek Williams 46 Derek Williams

vs. Albany State 9-3-11 Morgan State 10-8-11 Virginia State 9-25-99 Norfolk State 11-20-10 Old Dominion 10-24-09

Highest Average Gain Per Punt Return (min 2 returns) 32.0 Ker-Sean Wilson at N.C. Central 10-25-14 32.0 Brandon Pope at Morgan 10-13-01 31.3 Jamaal Zanders Miles College 11-4-00 29.5 Deleon Hollinger Alabama State 9-12-09 29.0 Armond Denson at Mississippi Valley 10-18-08

Punting Most Punts 13 Kyle McCrery 12 Preston McCarthy 12 Jacob Thomas 11 Dalibor Brnada 11 John Barron 11 Jacob Thomas

vs. SCSU 9-20-03 vs. SCSU 11-2-13 at Oklahoma St. 9-1-12 vs. Bethune-Cookman10-15-05 at Georgia Southern 8-31-13 at SCSU 11-17-11

Most Yards Punting 474 Jacob Thomas 465 Preston McCarthy 428 Jacob Thomas 425 Dalibor Brnada 424 Derek Williams

at Oklahoma St. 9-1-12 South Carolina St. 11-2-13 at South Carolina St. 11-17-11 vs. Bethune-Cookman10-15-05 Norfolk State 11-5-11

Highest Average Yards Per Punt (min 3 punts) 45.0 John Barron Howard 11-8-14 44.9 Derek Williams Albany State 9-25-10 43.0 Derek Williams Concordia 11-1-08 42.7 Derek Williams Alabama State 9-12-09 42.6 Jason Elkins at Albany State 9-30-00 Fewest Punts 3 Nicolas Hudson 3 Jeremy Johnson 2 Nicolas Hudson 2 Nicolas Hudson 2 Kyle McCrery

at Norfolk State 9-14-02 vs. Benedict 9-2-06 at Morgan State 10-13-01 Alabama State 11-23-02 v. SCSU 9-20-03

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Dalibor Brnada Dalibor Brnada Jeremy Johnson Kevin Tucker

Norfolk State 10-1-05 Gardner-Webb 11-12-05 Elon 9-10-05 at Florida A&M 10-23-04

Longest Punt 71 John Barron 70 John Barron 66 John Barron 64 John Barron 58 John Barron 58 Derek Williams

at Colorado State 9-5-15 Hampton 11-14-15 at BYU 11-22-14 at Howard 10-31-15 N.C. A&T 11-15-14 at Livingstone 9-5-09

Return Records Most Punt Returns 7 Michael Lloyd 5 Damon Thomas 4 Armond Denson 4 Deleon Hollinger 4 Deleon Hollinger

at SCSU 9-9-00 at Fort Valley 10-30-99 at N.C. Central 11-28-08 Old Dominion 10-24-09 Concordia Selma 9-26-09

Most Punt Return Yards 97 Michael Lloyd 94 Jamaal Zanders 64 Brandon Pope 64 Ker-Sean Wilson 59 Deleon Hollinger

at SCSU 9-9-00 Miles College 11-4-00 at Morgan State 10-13-01 at N.C. Central 10-25-14 Alabama State 9-12-09

Longest Punt Return 71 Jamaal Zanders 54 Ker-Sean Wilson 46 Michael Lloyd 43 Lereginald Veals 40 Damon Thomas

Miles College 11-4-00 at N.C. Central 10-25-14 at SCSU 9-9-00 Morgan State 10-6-12 Elizabeth City 8-28-99

Longest Kick Return 95 Michael Lloyd 93 Anthony Huntley 92 Lereginald Veals 84 Michael Lloyd 84 Justin Babb

at SCSU 9-9-00 Charleston Southern 10-7-06 Fort Valley 9-14-13 Morris Brown 10-9-99 at Morehouse 10-13-07

Most Kick Returns 7 Anthony Huntley 7 Anthony Huntley 7 Justin Babb 7 Lereginald Veals 7 Ker-Sean Wilson

vs. Morgan 9-17-05 at Coastal Carolina 11-4-06 at Bethune-Cookman 11-12-11 at Florida A&M 10-13-12 at BYU 11-22-14

Most Kick Return Yards 180 Simon Heyward 161 Michael Lloyd 157 Anthony Huntley 151 DeQuan Daniels 149 Justin Babb

at Howard 9-29-12 at SCSU 9-9-00 Charleston Southern 10-7-06 at Bethune-Cookman 10-19-13 at Bethune-Cookman 11-12-11

Highest Average Gain per Kick Return (min 2 returns) 57.0 Michael Lloyd at SCSU 10-9-00 48.0 Lereginald Veals Fort Valley 9-14-13 44.0 Justin Babb at Morehouse 10-13-07 39.2 Anthony Huntley Charleston Southern 10-6-06 35.5 Chris Campbell at Livingstone 9-5-09

team single game records Team Rushing Records Most Carries 71 at Norfolk State 58 Virginia State 58 Central St. of Ohio 58 Livingstone 56 Fort Valley 56 at Gardner-Webb

9-11-04 9-25-99 10-29-05 9-6-08 10-28-00 11-16-02

Most Net Rushing Yards 407 Virginia State 391 at Livingstone 342 Clark Atlanta 330 at Fort Valley 328 Johnson C. Smith

9-25-99 9-5-09 9-11-99 10-30-99 9-7-07

Highest Average Gain Per Rush (min 20 rushes) 9.2 Clark Atlanta 9-11-99 8.0 at Livingstone 9-5-09 7.0 Virginia State 9-25-99 6.8 vs. Morehouse 10-14-06 6.6 at Fort Valley 10-30-99 6.6 at Tuskegee 11-13-99 Most Rushing Touchdown Scored 5 Miles 5 Fort Valley 4 Edward Waters 4 at Norfolk St. 4 Clark Atlanta 4 Virginia State 4 at Tuskegee 4 at Norfolk 4 Florida A&M

11-6-99 10-28-00 10-31-09 9-11-04 9-11-99 9-25-99 11-13-99 9-11-04 10-3-15

Team Single Game Records (Passing) Most Passes Attempted 50 at Hampton 11-19-05 49 N.C. Central 10-26-13 49 Delaware State 9-28-13 47 at Appalachian State 9-17-11 44 at Delaware State 9-7-02 44 Howard 10-1-11 44 at Bethune-Cookman 10-19-13 Most Passes Completed 34 Delaware St. 25 Coastal Carolina 25 at North Carolina A&T 24 at Hampton Univ. 24 at Norfolk St. 24 Old Dominion 24 at Appalachian State

9-28-13 11-5-05 11-16-13 11-22-03 10-5-13 10-24-09 9-17-11

Highest Percentage Passes Completed (min 10 passes) 72.0 (18-25) Allen 10-30-04 71.9 (23-32) Central St. of Ohio 10-29-05 70.0 (14-20) N.C. Central 11-13-10 69.4 (34-49) Delaware St. 9-28-13 68.4 (13-19) at Georgia State 10-9-10 Most Passing Yards 358 at Charleston Southern 0-22-05 356 Delaware St. 9-28-13

337 332 329

at Norfolk St. N.C. Central at Florida A&M

10-5-13 9-22-12 10-23-04

Most Touchdown Passes 4 Edward Waters 10-20-12 3 Edward Waters 11-8-03 3 at Albany State 10-9-04 3 Allen 10-30-04 3 Howard 9-24-05 3 Norfolk 10-1-05 3 Central St. of Ohio 10-29-05 3 N.C. Central 11-13-10 3 vs. Albany State 9-3-11 Most Passes Intercepted 5 at Coastal Carolina 11-6-04 5 vs. Alabama A&M 10-18-03 4 at U.T. Chattanooga 9-18-99 4 SCSU 9-21-02 4 at Albany State 10-4-02

Team Single-Game Records (Defense) Most Tackles 103 at Charleston Southern 10-3-09 100 South Carolina State 11-2-13 100 at Southeastern La. 9-10-11 96 at Norfolk St. 10-5-13 95 at Charleston Southern 10-6-07 Most QB Sacks 9 Virginia State 9-25-99 6 at South Carolina State 9-9-00 6 at Livingstone 9-5-09 5 Fort Valley 11-2-02 5 Elon 9-10-05 5 vs. Morris Brown 10-20-01 5 Edward Waters 11-8-08 5 at Florida A&M 10-11-14 Most Pass Break-Ups 10 Elizabeth City 8-28-99 10 Clark Atlanta 9-11-99 9 vs. Concordia Selma 9-26-09 9 Livingstone 9-6-08 9 N.C. Central 9-22-12 Most Interceptions 4 Edward Waters 4 Webber International 4 at Delaware State 3 Virginia State 3 Norfolk State 3 vs. Morris Brown 3 vs. South Carolina State 3 Fort Valley 3 at Florida A&M

11-8-08 11-15-08 9-27-14 9-25-99 10-6-01 10-20-01 9-20-03 9-14-13 10-11-14

Most Tackles For Loss 16 at Tuskegee 16 Alabama State 14 Virginia State 14 at South Carolina State

11-13-99 11-23-02 9-25-99 9-9-00

14 14 14

at South Carolina State 9-8-01 Norfolk State 10-6-01 Edward Waters 11-8-03

Most Fumbles Recovered 5 Fort Valley 4 Grambling 4 Bethune-Cookman 4 Bethune-Cookman 3 at Kentucky State 3 at Albany State 3 at Morgan State 3 at South Carolina State 3 vs. Bethune-Cookman 3 at Georgia Southern 3 at Norfolk State 3 vs. Bethune-Cookman 3 vs. Benedict College 3 N.C Central 3 at Bethune-Cookman

9-12-2014 11-13-04 9-20-08 10-24-09 10-23-99 9-30-00 10-14-00 9-8-01 8-30-03 9-6-03 9-11-04 10-15-05 9-2-06 11-13-10 10-19-13

Team Single-Game Records ( Miscellaneous) Most Punt Returns 7 at South Carolina State 9-9-01 6 at Fort Valley 10-30-99 4 at N.C. Central 11-22-08 4 Old Dominion 10-24-09 4 vs. Concordia Selma 9-26-09 4 Miles College 9-30-06 Most Punt Return Yards 105 at N.C. Central 97 at South Carolina State 94 Miles College 81 at Morgan State 59 Alabama State

10-25-14 9-9-00 11-4-00 10-13-01 9-12-09

Most Kick Returns 11 at Gardner Webb 10 at Albany State 10 at Coastal Carolina 10 at Bethune-Cookman 10 at Southeastern La.

11-3-07 10-4-03 11-4-06 11-12-11 9-10-11

Most Kick Return Yards 236 at Bethune-Cookman 213 at South Eastern La. 208 Charleston Southern 206 at Morehouse 198 vs. Bethune-Cookman

11-12-11 9-10-11 10-7-06 10-13-07 8-30-03

Most Fumble Return Yards 106 Elizabeth City 8-28-99 80 vs. Morehouse 10-14-06 62 Miles College 11-6-99 58 Delaware State 11-3-01 51 Morris Brown 10-9-99

individual career records Rushing yards 1. 2209 - Justin BABB (448-2209) - 2008-11 2. 1159 - Sheldon BARNES (287-1159) - 2010-13 3. 1050 - MyShun MCALPINE (269-1050) - 2003-05 4. 926 - Antonio BOSTICK (439-926) - 2009-13 5. 848 - Chadrick CONE (177-848) - 2004-05

Average yards/pass (minimum 20 attempts) 1. 6.7 - Kurvin CURRY (235-435-14) - 2008-09 2. 6.6 - Garret WILLIAMS (181-332-10) - 2005 3. 6.5 - Clyde TULLIS (279-565-26) - 2003-05 4. 6.3 - Mario SPENCER (20-49-5) - 2003 5. 5.6 - Garrett WILLIAMS (111-225-14) - 2006

All purpose yards 1. 1846Deleon HOLLINGER - 2006-08 2. 1820- Justin BABB -2008-09 3. 1800 - MyShun MCALPINE - 2003-05 2. 1320 - Khalil HASAN - 2003-05 3. 1270 - Clyde TULLIS - 2003-05

Punt attempts 1. 254 - Derek WILLIAMS (254-9359) - 2008-11 2. 126 - Jacob Thomas (126-4755) – 2012, 14 3. 114 – John Barron (114-4350) – 2013-15 4. 85 - Kyle MCCREY (85-2773) - 2003 5. 83 - Jeremy JOHNSON (83-2729) - 2004-06

Rushing attempts 1. 448 - Justin BABB (448-2209) - 2008-11 2. 439 - Antonio BOSTICK (439-926) - 2009-13 3. 287 - Sheldon BARNES (287-1159) - 2010-13 4. 286 - Kurvin CURRY (286-731) - 2008-09 5. 269 - MyShun MCALPINE (269-1050) - 2003-05

Average yards/completion (minimum 20 attempts) 1. 15.4 - Mario SPENCER (20-49-5) - 2003 2. 13.2 - Clyde TULLIS (279-565-26) - 2003-05 3. 12.5 - Kurvin CURRY (235-435-14) - 2008-09 4. 12.4 - Alfred DEFILIPPIS (68-165-7) - 2011 5. 12.2 - Victorian HARDISON (33-79-3) - 2012-13

All purpose yards/game (minimum 5 games) 1. 3557 - Justin BABB - 2008-11 2. 3138 - Simon HEYWARD - 2010-13 3. 1846 - Deleon HOLLINGER - 2006-09 4. 1800 - MyShun MCALPINE - 2003-05 5. 1484 - Sheldon BARNES - 2010-13

Punts had blocked 1. 4 - Kyle MCCREY (85-2773) - 2003 4 - Derek WILLIAMS (254-9359) - 2008-11 4 – John Barron (114-4350) – 2013-15 4. 3 - Jacob Thomas (126-4755) – 2012, 14 5. 2 - Jeremy JOHNSON (83-2729) - 2004-06

Rushing TDs 1. 10 - MyShun MCALPINE - 2003-05 10 - Antonio BOSTICK - 2009-13 3. 9 - Kurvin CURRY - 2008-09 4. 8 - Justin BABB - 2008-11 5. 7 - Sheldon BARNES - 2010-13

Passing yards/game (minimum 5 games) 1. 220.3 - Garret WILLIAMS (10 games) - 2005 2. 139.5 - Kurvin CURRY (21 games) - 2008-09 3. 115.5 - Clyde TULLIS (32 games) - 2003-05 4. 114.9 - Garrett WILLIAMS (11 games) - 2006 5. 110.9 - Antonio BOSTICK (41 games) - 2009-13

Average yards/punt (minimum 5 attempts) 1. 38.16 – John BARRON (114-4350) – 2013-15 2. 37.74 - Jacob Thomas (126-4755) – 2012, 14 3. 36.85 - Derek WILLIAMS (254-9359) - 2008-11 4. 36.82 - Preston MCCARTHY (65-2393) - 2012-13 5. 36.00 - Dalibor BRNADA (51-1836) - 2005

Average yards/rush (minimum 20 attempts) 1. 5.72 – Arshon Spaulding (97-555) – 2013-15 2. 5.65 - Rashard RUSSELL (85-480) - 2008-09 3. 5.57 - Daniel STUDDARD (28-156) - 2008 4. 5.34 - Daniel HESLOP (32-171) - 2009-10 5. 5.14 - Chad CONE (105-540) - 2006

RECEIVING (CAREER) Pass reception yards 1. 1953 - Simon HEYWARD (152-1953) - 2010-13 2. 1640 - Deleon HOLLINGER (136-1640) - 2006-09 3. 1254 - Khalil HASAN (81-1254) - 2003-05 4. 997 - Kris DRUMMOND (57-765) - 2011-14 4. 895 - Dylan COOK (81-895) - 2010-13

SCORING (CAREER) Total points scored 1. 169 - Derek WILLIAMS (64 PAT, 35 FG) 2008-11 2. 92 – John Barron (35 PAT, 19 FG) – 2013-15 3. 84 - Justin BABB (14 TD) - 2008-11 4. 76 - Clyde TULLIS (12 TD, 2 PAT) - 2003-05 5. 72 - MyShun MCALPINE (12 TD) - 2003-05 72 - Deleon HOLLINGER (12 TD) - 2006-09

Rushing yards/game (minimum 5 games) 1. 58.1 - Justin BABB (38 games) - 2008-11 2. 53.0 - Chadrick CONE (16 games) - 2004-05 3. 49.1 - Chad CONE (11 games) - 2006 4. 47.7 - MyShun MCALPINE (22 games) - 2003-05 5. 44.0 - Antwan EDWARDS (10 games) - 2007 PASSING (CAREER) Pass attempts 1. 858 - Antonio BOSTICK (399-858-38) - 2009-13 2. 565 - Clyde TULLIS (279-565-26) - 2003-05 3. 435 - Kurvin CURRY (235-435-14) - 2008-09 4. 337 – Leon Prunty (154-337-10) – 2012-15 5. 332 - Garret WILLIAMS (181-332-10) - 2005

Pass receptions 1. 152 - Simon HEYWARD (152-1953) - 2010-13 2. 136 - Deleon HOLLINGER (136-1640) - 2006-09 3. 81 - Khalil HASAN (81-1254) - 2003-05 81 - Dylan COOK (81-895) - 2010-13 5. 77 - Kris DRUMMOND (57-765) - 2011-14 Pass reception TDs 1. 12 - Deleon HOLLINGER - 2006-09 2. 11 - Clyde TULLIS - 2003-05 11 - Simon HEYWARD - 2010-13 4. 7 - Khalil HASAN - 2003-05 5. 6 - Justin BABB - 2008-11

Pass completions 1. 399 - Antonio BOSTICK (399-858-38) - 2009-13 2. 279 - Clyde TULLIS (279-565-26) - 2003-05 3. 235 - Kurvin CURRY (235-435-14) - 2008-09 4. 181 - Garret WILLIAMS (181-332-10) - 2005 5. 154 – Leon Prunty (154-337-10) - 2012-15

Average yards/catch (minimum 5 receptions) 1. 24.17 - Armond DENSON (12-290) - 2008 2. 19.00 - Stanley BYRON (5-95) - 2005 3. 18.88 - Isaiah OSBORNE (17-321) - 2008 4. 18.84 - Anthony HUNTLEY (19-358) - 2005 5. 18.42 - Tarik MAXWELL (19-350) - 2003

Passing yards 1. 4546 - Antonio BOSTICK (399-858-38) - 2009-13 2. 3696 - Clyde TULLIS (279-565-26) - 2003-05 3. 2929 - Kurvin CURRY (235-435-14) - 2008-09 4. 2203 - Garret WILLIAMS (181-332-10) - 2005 5. 1704 – Leon Prunty (154-337-10) – 2012-15

Receptions/game (minimum 5 games) 1. 3.82 - Mark WILLIAMS (11 games) - 2006 2. 3.68 - Deleon HOLLINGER (37 games) - 2006-09 3. 3.45 - Simon HEYWARD (44 games) - 2010-13 4. 3.33 - Deon WHITESIDE (9 games) - 2004 5. 3.25 - Chris BUSH (12 games) - 2008

Passing TDs 1. 29 - Clyde TULLIS - 2003-05 2. 26 - Antonio BOSTICK - 2009-13 3. 22 - Kurvin CURRY - 2008-09 4. 15 - Garret WILLIAMS - 2005 5. 8 - Garrett WILLIAMS - 2006

TOTAL OFFENSE (CAREER) Total offense yards 1. 5472 - Antonio BOSTICK (1297-5472) - 2009-13 2. 4226 - Clyde TULLIS (804-4226) - 2003-05 3. 3660 - Kurvin CURRY (721-3660) - 2008-09 4. 2209 - Justin BABB (449-2209) - 2008-11 5. 2157 - Garret WILLIAMS (416-2157) - 2005

Passes had intercepted 1. 38 - Antonio BOSTICK (399-858-38) - 2009-13 2. 26 - Clyde TULLIS (279-565-26) - 2003-05 3. 14 - Kurvin CURRY (235-435-14) - 2008-09 14 - Garrett WILLIAMS (111-225-14) - 2006 5. 13 - Greg MCCRARY (38-95-13) - 2007 Pass completion pct (minimum 20 attempts) 1. 56.6 - A.J. DEFILIPPIS (47-83-5) - 2008-09 2. 54.5 - Garret WILLIAMS (181-332-10) - 2005 3. 54.0 - Kurvin CURRY (235-435-14) - 2008-09 4. 50.0 - Zachery WILSON (37-74-5) - 2004 5. 49.4 - Clyde TULLIS (279-565-26) - 2003-05 6. 49.3 - Garrett WILLIAMS (111-225-14) - 2006 Pass efficiency (minimum 20 attempts) 1. 120.8 - Kurvin CURRY (235-435-14) - 2008-09 2. 119.1 - Garret WILLIAMS (181-332-10) - 2005 3. 112.1 - Clyde TULLIS (279-565-26) - 2003-05 4. 103.6 - A.J. DEFILIPPIS (47-83-5) - 2008-09 5. 95.8 - Garrett WILLIAMS (111-225-14) - 2006

TDs responsible for 1. 41 - Clyde TULLIS - 2003-05 2. 36 - Antonio BOSTICK - 2009-13 3. 31 - Kurvin CURRY - 2008-09 4. 15 - Garret WILLIAMS - 2005 5. 14 - Deleon HOLLINGER - 2006-09 14 - Justin BABB - 2008-11 Total offense/game (minimum 5 games) 1. 215.7 - Garret WILLIAMS (10 games) - 2005 2. 174.3 - Kurvin CURRY (21 games) - 2008-09 3. 133.5 - Antonio BOSTICK (41 games) - 2009-13 4. 132.1 - Clyde TULLIS (32 games) - 2003-05 5. 117.1 - Garrett WILLIAMS (11 games) - 2006 Total offense/play (minimum 50 plays) 1. 5.65 - Rashard RUSSELL (85-480) - 2008-09 2. 5.26 - Clyde TULLIS (804-4226) - 2003-05 3. 5.19 - Garret WILLIAMS (416-2157) - 2005 4. 5.14 - Chad CONE (105-540) - 2006 5. 5.08 - Kurvin CURRY (721-3660) - 2008-09

Touchdowns scored 1. 14 - Justin BABB (8 rush, 6 rcv) - 2008-11 2. 12 - MyShun MCALPINE (10 rush, 2 rcv) 2003-05 12 - Clyde TULLIS (1 rush, 11 rcv) - 2003-05 12 - Deleon HOLLINGER (12 rcv) - 2006-09 5. 11 - Simon HEYWARD (11 rcv) - 2010-13 EXTRA POINTS (CAREER) PAT kicks made 1. 64 - Derek WILLIAMS (64-69) - 2008-11 2. 35 – John Barron (35-40) – 2013-15 3. 23 - Preston MCCARTHY (23-27) - 2012-13 4. 19 - Dalibor BRNADA (19-26) - 2005 5. 12 – Steve Miller (12-21) - 2004 PAT kicks attempted 1. 69 - Derek WILLIAMS (64-69) - 2008-11 2. 40 – John Barron (35-40) – 2013-15 3. 27 - Preston MCCARTHY (23-27) - 2012-13 4. 26 - Dalibor BRNADA (19-26) - 2005 5. 21 – Steve Miller (12-21) - 2004 PAT kick pct (minimum 5 attempts) 1. 92.8 - Derek WILLIAMS (64-69) - 2008-11 2. 90.9 - Kyle MCCREY (10-11) - 2003 3. 87.5 - John BARRON (35-40) – 2013-15 4. 85.2 - Preston MCCARTHY (23-27) - 2012-13 5. 84.6 - Luis JUSTINIANO (11-13) - 2007-08 FIELD GOALS (CAREER) Field goals made 1. 35 - Derek WILLIAMS (35-56) - 2008-11 2. 19 - John BARRON (19-38) – 2013-15 3. 4 - Preston MCCARTHY (4-7) - 2012-13 4. 3 - Kyle MCCREY (3-7) - 2003 5. 2 - Dalibor BRNADA (2-5) - 2005 Field goals attempted 1. 56 - Derek WILLIAMS (35-56) - 2008-11 2. 38 - John BARRON (19-38) – 2013-15 3. 7 - Preston MCCARTHY (4-7) - 2012-13 7 - Kyle MCCREY (3-7) - 2003 5. 5 - Luis JUSTINIANO (1-5) - 2007-08 Field goal pct (minimum 5 attempts) 1. 62.5 - Derek WILLIAMS (35-56) - 2008-11 2. 57.1 - Preston MCCARTHY (4-7) - 2012-13 3. 50.0 - John BARRON (19-38) – 2013-15 4. 42.9 - Kyle MCCREY (3-7) - 2003 5. 40.0 - Dalibor BRNADA (2-5) – 2005 PUNTING (CAREER) Punt yards 1. 9359 - Derek WILLIAMS (254-9359) - 2008-11 2. 4755 - Jacob Thomas (126-4755) – 2012, 14 3. 4350 – John Barron (1114-4350) – 2013-15 4. 2773 - Kyle MCCREY (85-2773) - 2003 5. 2729 - Jeremy JOHNSON (83-2729) - 2004-06

PUNT RETURNS (CAREER) Punt return yards 1. 191 - Deleon HOLLINGER (12-191) - 2006-09 2. 128 - Marcus DARRISAW (11-128) - 2007 3. 105 - Armond DENSON (15-105) - 2008 105 - Simon HEYWARD (17-105) - 2010-13 5. 73 - Del BEN (10-73) - 2006 Punt returns 1. 17 - Simon HEYWARD (17-105) - 2010-13 2. 15 - Armond DENSON (15-105) - 2008 3. 12 - Deleon HOLLINGER (12-191) - 2006-09 4. 11 - Marcus DARRISAW (11-128) - 2007 5. 10 - Del BEN (10-73) - 2006 Punt return TDs 1. 1 - Reginald GIVENS - 2010-11 1 - Rashaud FERRELL - 2010-13 1 - Rashard RUSSELL - 2008-09 Average yards/punt return (minimum 5 attempts) 1. 15.92 - Deleon HOLLINGER (12-191) - 2006-09 2. 13.17 – Ker-Sean WILSON (6-79) – 2014 3. 12.83 – Cantrell FRAZIER (6-77) – 2012-15 4. 11.64 - Marcus DARRISAW (11-128) – 2007 5. 8.20 - Anthony HUNTLEY (5-41) - 2006 KICK RETURNS (CAREER) Kick return yards 1. 1052 - Simon HEYWARD (47-1052) - 2010-13 2. 789 - Justin BABB (39-789) - 2008-11 3. 748 – Cantrell FRAZIER (40-748) – 2012-15 4. 706 - Antonio PROCTOR (40-706) - 2009-13 5. 636 - DeQuan DANIELS (33-636) - 2013 Kick returns 1. 47 - Simon HEYWARD (47-1052) - 2010-13 2. 40 – Cantrell FRAZIER (40-748) – 2012-15 40 - Antonio PROCTOR (40-706) - 2009-13 4. 39 - Justin BABB (39-789) - 2008-11 5. 33 - DeQuan DANIELS (33-636) - 2013 Kick return TDs 1. 1 - Anthony HUNTLEY - 2006 1 - Lereginald VEALS - 2012-13 1 - Ker-Sean Wilson - 2015 Average yards/kick return (minimum 5 attempts) 1. 27.92 - Justin BABB (13-363) - 2007 2. 27.00 - Brandon JACKSON-BELL (5-135) - 2011 3. 23.52 - Anthony HUNTLEY (25-588) - 2006 4. 23.09 - Jevontae JEFFERSON (11-254) - 2008-09 5. 22.38 - Simon HEYWARD (47-1052) - 2010-13 INTERCEPTION RETURNS (CAREER) Interception return yards 1. 119 - Javorris JACKSON (8-119) - 2007-08 2. 116 - John WILSON (9-116) - 2010-13 3. 84 - Trent NEWTON (2-84) - 2006 4. 83 - Darren HUNTER (8-83) - 2008-11 5. 79 - Antwan ALLEN (2-79) - 2006-07

individual career records INTERCEPTION RETURNS (CAREER) Interception return yards 1. 119 - Javorris JACKSON (8-119) - 2007-08 2. 116 - John WILSON (9-116) - 2010-13 3. 84 - Trent NEWTON (2-84) - 2006 4. 83 - Darren HUNTER (8-83) - 2008-11 5. 79 - Antwan ALLEN (2-79) - 2006-07 Interceptions 1. 9 - John WILSON (9-116) - 2010-13 9 - Javorris JACKSON (8-119) - 2007-08 3. 8 - Darren HUNTER (8-83) - 2008-11 4. 4 - Jonatha JOHNSON (4-1) - 2003-04 4 - Kelvin CONE (3-59) - 2003 Interception return TDs 1. 1 - Marquis SMITH – 2013-15 1 - Javon Moore - 2012 1 - Byron LEGGETT - 2008-09,11 1 - Rocky LEE - 2005 1 - Cedric CHAMBERS - 2009-10 1 - Chris HERANS - 2006-07 1 - Trent NEWTON - 2006 1 - Deandre YOUNG - 2004FUMBLE RETURNS (CAREER) Fumble return yards 1. 70 - Dominique CLARK (1-70) - 2006-07 2. 36 - Marquis SMITH (2-36) – 2013-15 3. 33 - Willie HALL (1-33) - 2008 4. 10 - Chris OSBORNE (1-10) - 2006 5. 4 - Jamani CHAVIS (1-4) - 2011-12 4 - Richar ANDERSON (1-4) - 2003-04 4 - Patrick JACKSON (1-4) - 2003-05 Fumble returns 1. 2 - Marquis SMITH (2-36) – 2013-15 2. 1 - Dominique CLARK (1-70) - 2006-07 1 - Willie HALL (1-33) - 2008 1 - Chris OSBORNE (1-10) - 2006 1 - Jamani CHAVIS (1-4) - 2011-12 1 - Richar ANDERSON (1-4) - 2003-04 1 - Patrick JACKSON (1-4) - 2003-05 1 - Xavier LEWIS (1-2) - 2008,10 1 - Michael KUKU (1-2) - 2008,10 Fumble return TDs 1. 1 - Marquis SMITH – 2013-15 1 - Willie HALL - 2008 1 - Cornel Weston - 2012 1 - Dominique CLARK - 2006-07 DEFENSE (CAREER) Total tackles 1. 258.0 - John WILSON (156-102) - 2010-13 2. 241.0 – Marquis Smith (134-107) – 2013-15 3. 222.0 - Patrick JACKSON (120-102) - 2003-05 4. 208.0 – Justin DIXON (104-104) – 2011, 13-14 5. 200.0 - Chris ASBURY (104-96) - 2008-11 Unassisted tackles 1. 156 - John WILSON (156-102) - 2010-13 2. 134 – Marquis SMITH (107-77) – 2013-15 3. 120 - Patrick JACKSON (120-102) - 2003-05 4. 108 - Darren HUNTER (108-70) - 2008-11 5. 104 - Chris ASBURY (104-96) - 2008-11 Assisted tackles 1. 107 – Marquis Smith (134-107) – 2013-15 2.104 – Justin DIXON (104-104) – 2011, 13-14 3.102 - John WILSON (156-102) - 2010-13 4. 102 - Patrick JACKSON (120-102) - 2003-05 5. 96 - Chris ASBURY (104-96) - 2008-11 Tackles for loss 1. 37.0 – Marquis SMITH (25-10/125) – 2013-15 2. 28.5 - Patrick JACKSON (20-17/123) - 2003-05 3. 21.5 - Chris REED (16-11/112) - 2008-09 4. 17.5 – Justin DIXON (13-9/35) – 2011, 13-14 5. 17.0 - Wayne BURDEN (13-8/55) - 2011-12

Yards from tackles for loss 1. 152 – Marquis SMITH (28-18/152) – 2013-15 2. 123 - Patrick JACKSON (20-17/123) - 2003-05 3. 112 - Chris REED (16-11/112) - 2008-09 4. 94 - Donald CARSON (13-7/94) - 2005 5. 79 - Dominique CLARK (12-5/79) - 2006-07 Quarterback sacks 1. 11.5 - Patrick JACKSON (11-1/80) - 2003-05 2. 10.0 - Chris REED (7-6/68) - 2008-09 10.0 – Marquis SMITH (8-2/53) – 2013-15 4. 9.5 - Donald CARSON (8-3/67) – 2005 5. 7.0 - Reginald GIVENS (6-2/54) - 2010-11 Yards from sacks 1. 80 - Patrick JACKSON (11-1/80) - 2003-05 2. 68 - Chris REED (7-6/68) - 2008-09 3. 67 - Donald CARSON (8-3/67) - 2005 4. 60 – Marquis SMITH (8-4/60) – 2013-15 5. 54 - Reginald GIVENS (6-2/54) - 2010-11 Fumbles forced 1. 5 - Dominique CLARK - 2006-07 2. 4 - Chris REED - 2008-09 4 - Chris ASBURY - 2008-11 4 - Travis ALSTON - 2008-09,11-12 4 - Patrick JACKSON - 2003-05 4 – Marquis Smith – 2013-15 Fumbles recovered 1. 5 - LaDarien REDFIELD - 2007-09 2. 4 - Patrick JACKSON - 2003-05 4 – Justin DIXON – 2011, 13-14 4. 3 - Antione STEWART - 2006-07 3 - Justin CRUMBLEY - 2003-04 3 - Marquis SMITH – 2013-15 3 - Clinton JENKINS - 2003-05 3 - Michael MAJOR - 2003 3 - Marcus TANNER - 2003-04 3 – Marquis SMITH – 2013-14 3 - Nate CLAY - 2009-11 3 - Chris REED - 2008-09 Pass breakups 1. 35 - John WILSON - 2010-13 2. 20 - Jonatha JOHNSON - 2003-04 3. 14 - Javorris JACKSON - 2007-08 4. 12 - Darren HUNTER - 2008-11 5. 8 - Antwan ALLEN - 2008-09 Blocked kicks 1. 3 - Jonatha JOHNSON - 2003-04 2. 2 - Rashard RUSSELL - 2008-09 2 - John WILSON - 2010-13 4. 1 - Kelvin CONE - 2003 1 - William BROADBENT - 2012-13 1 - Edward NDEM - 2008-09 1 - Juvaro GOODMAN - 2009 1 - Chris ASBURY - 2008-11 1 - Deshawn PRINTUP - 2009-11 1 - Trevion Ashford - 2012-13 1 - Terrance WILLIAMS - 2012 1 - Chris REED - 2008-09 1 - Chris HERANS - 2006-07 1 - Alex Simmons - 2012-13 1 - Alfred Ansley - 2012-13 1 - Sadrak JEANBAPTISTE - 2008-09 1 - Chris OSBORNE - 2005 1 - Patrick STEVENSON - 2012-13 1 - Marcus LEE - 2013 1 - Rashaud FERRELL - 2010-13 1 - Javorris JACKSON - 2007-08 1 - Calvin LEONARD - 2006-07 1 – Marquis Smith – 2013-15

game by game results HEAD COACH Arthur Dwight (1-2-1) BETHUNE COOKMAN L/13-0 LIVING STONE W/6-0 BENEDICT L/18-7 VOORHEES T/0-0

GEORGIA INDUSTRIAL COLLEGE HEAD COACH 1915 W.P. Tucker (1-1) ALLEN W/ 21-0 S. C. STATE L/7-12

1937

1923

HEAD COACH W.P. Tucker (1-0) VOORHEES

GEORGIA STATE COLLEGE

1925

HEAD COACH W.P. Tucker (1-0) BETHUNE COOKMAN W/6-3

1926

HEAD COACH W.P. Tucker (0-1) S. C. STATE L/24-0

1927

HEAD COACH W.P. Tucker(1-3) MOREHOUSE PAINE FAMU S. C. STATE

W/13-6 L/19-6 L/18-0 L/45-0

1928

HEAD COACH W.P. Tucker (0-3) PAINE CLAFLIN S. C. STATE

L/33-13 L/7-0 L/39-0

1929

HEAD COACH Richard Richardson (1-2) MORRIS BROWN L/19-0 PAINE W/14-7 CLAFLIN L/27-0

1930

HEAD COACH Richard Richardson (1-0-1) PAINE W/6-0 EDWARD WATERS T/13-13

1931

HEAD COACH Richard Richardson (1-3-1) PAINE L/13-6 EDWARD WATERS T/13-13 FLORIDA N&I W/13-0 ALLEN L/20-0 CLAFLIN L/2-0

W/35-0

HEAD COACH 1932 Richard Richardson (1-2-1) ALBANY STATE W/19-7 EDWARD WATERS T/0-0 ALLEN L/6-0 BENEDICT L/6-2 1933

HEAD COACH Richard Richardson (3-1) BETHUNE COOKMAN W/14-6 EDWARD WATERS L/12-0 ALLEN W/8-6 DORCHESTER ACADEMYW/25-0

1934

HEAD COACH Richard Richardson (0-4-1) FORT VALLEY L/30-0 PAINE T/0-0 TUSKEGEE L/6-2 BETHUNE COOKMAN L/21-0 S. C. STATE L/14-0

1935

HEAD COACH Arthur Dwight (3-3) FORT VALLEY HAINES INSTITUTE PAINE BETHUNE COOKMAN BENEDICT CLAFLIN

1936

HEAD COACH Arthur Dwight (2-2) BETHUNE COOKMAN W/25-0 LIVING STONE W/6-0 ALLEN L/6-0 BENEDICT L/13-0

L/52-0 W/13-0 W/14-6 L/13-0 W/6-0 L/32-13

HEAD COACH 1938 Arthur Dwight (3-2) BETHUNE COOKMAN L/47-0 EDWARD WATERS L/14-6 ALLEN W/7-0 CLAFLIN W/6-0 VOORHEES W/19-0 1939

HEAD COACH Arthur Dwight (3-0-1) FORT VALLEY PAINE BETHUNE COOKMAN VOORHEES

T/6-6 W/13-0 W/13-0 W/6-0

HEAD COACH 1940 W. McKinley King (3-3-1) PAINE W/20-0 TUSKEGEE L/18-0 BETHUNE COOMAN T/0-0 EDWARD WATERS L/14-0 ALLEN L/20-6 CLAFLIN W/7-0 VOORHEES W/12-0 1941

HEAD COACH W. McKinley King (1-3-1) BETHUNE COOKMAN ALLEN BENEDICT CLAFLIN VOORHEES

T/0-0 L/36-6 L/13-6 L/20-0 W/12-6

1942

HEAD COACH John H. Myles (3-2-1) PAINE BETHUNE COOKMAN ALLEN BENEDICT VOORHEES CLAFLIN

T/0-0 L/13-7 W/8-0 L/12-6 W/30-0 W/26-0

1946

HEAD COACH John H. Myles (1-1-1) PAINE CLAFLIN ALLEN

1947

HEAD COACH Ted A. Wright(1-5-1) ALBANY STATE PAINE BETHUNE COOKMAN FLORIDA N&I ALLEN CLAFLIN MORRIS COLLEGE

1948

HEAD COACH Ted A. Wright (5-3) ALBANY STATE W/7-0 PAINE W/6-0 BETHUNE COOKMAN L/20-0 EDWARD WATERS W/15-6 FLORIDA N&I L/15-13 ALLEN L/26-0 CLAFLIN W/16-6 MORRIS COLLEGE W/32-13

1949

HEAD COACH John Martin(3-5) ALBANY STATE FORT VALLEY PAINE BETHUNE COOKMAN KENTUCKY STATE ALLEN CLAFLIN MORRIS COLLEGE

T/6-6 W/19-6 L/60-0

T/6-6 L/6-0 L/21-0 L/49-9 L/51-0 L/13-0 W/7-0

W/20-13 L/19-7 W/14-0 L/33-6 L/54-6 L/33-6 L/27-0 W/25-0

SAVANNAH STATE COLLEGE HEAD COACH 1950 John Martin(3-4-1) ALBANY STATE W/13-6 FORT VALLEY L/20-18 PAINE L/33-0 BETHUNE COOKMAN L/32-13 FLORIDA N&I T/0-0 KENTUCKY STATE L/13-0 CLAFLIN W/19-2 MORRIS COLLEGE W/27-0 1951 1952

HEAD COACH John Martin (5-4-1) ALBANY STATE MOREHOUSE PAINE ALABAMA STATE BETHUNE COOKMAN FLORIDA N&I ELIZABETH CITY BENEDICT CLAFLIN MORRIS COLLEGE

1953

HEAD COACH Albert Frazier (0-8) ALBANY STATE PAINE COLLEGE ALABAMA STATE BETHUNE COOKMAN FLORIDA N&I ELIZABETH CITY CLAFLIN MORRIS COLLEGE

1954

HEAD COACH Ross Pearly (1-7) ALBANY STATE L/15-6 PAINE W/7-0 BETHUNE COOKMAN L/53-6 FLORIDA N&I L/20-6 ELIZABETH CITY L/65-6 CLAFLIN L/27-6 MORRIS COLLEGE L/26-13

1955 1956

HEAD COACH Ross Pearly (2-4-1) ALBANY STATE L/22-6 PAINE T/0-0 ALABAMA STATE L/14-6 BETHUNE COOKMAN L/43-2 FLORIDA N&I W/22-14 CLAFLI W/18-6 MORRIS COLLEGE L/12-6

1957

HEAD COACH Richard Washington (3-3-2) ALBANY STATE T/6-6 CLARK L/40-0 PAINE W/38-14 ALABAMA STATE W/13-7 EDWARD WATERS T/6-6

W/26-12 W/13-6 T/6-6 W/25-12 L/51-0 W/48-6 W/26-7 L/33-13 L/19-7 L/28-15

HEAD COACH John Martin (1-8) ALBANY STATE L/47-0 MOREHOUSE L/7-2 PAINE W/20-0 ALABAMA STATE L/34-7 BETHUNE COOKMAN L/67-0 FLORIDA N&I L/18-13 ELIZABETH CITY L/31-0 CLAFLIN L/31-0 MORRIS COLLEGE L/37-0

L/36-6 L/13-0 L/74-0 L/98-0 L/55-0 L/42-0 L/61-0 L/65-0

HEAD COACH Ross Pearly (4-4) ALBANY STATE L/20-14 CLARK L/16-13 PAINE W/27-6 ALABAMA STATE L/34-0 EDWARD WATERS L/13-7 FLORIDA N&I W/13-7 CLAFLIN W/13-6 MORRIS COLLEGE W/40-0

FLORIDA N&I CLAFLIN MORRIS COLLEGE

1958

HEAD COACH Richard Washington (5-4) ALBANY STATE L/8-0 CLARK L/22-14 PAINE W/44-12 ALABAMA STATE W/12-8 EDWARD WATERS W/24-6 FLORIDA N&I W/22-20 BENEDICT L/24-12 CLAFLIN L/22-18 MORRIS COLLEGE W/28-14

1959

HEAD COACH Richard Washington (3-4-2) ALBANY STATE W/10-8 CLARK L/27-12 FORT VALLEY L/24-0 PAINE W/44-12 ALABAMA STATE T/14-14 EDWARD WATER W/14-0 BENEDICT L/25-6 CLAFLIN L/38-16 MORRIS COLLEGE T/8-8

1960

HEAD COACH Richard Washington (3-5-1) ALBANY STATE L/19-0 CLARK W/6-0 FORT VALLEY T/12-12 PAINE W/30-6 ALABAMA STATE L/32-0 EDWARD WATERS L/25-8 BENEDICT L/65-6 CLAFLIN L/16-6 MORRIS COLLEGE W/22-6

1961

HEAD COACH Richard Washington (4-4-1) ALBANY STATE W/6-0 CLARK L/25-8 FORT VALLEY W/14-7 PAINE W/36-0 ALABAMA STATE W/32-10 EDWARD WATERS L/3-0 BENEDICT L/37-6 CLAFLIN L/16-6 MORRIS COLLEGE T/0-0

1962

HEAD COACH Richard Washington (4-5) ALBANY STATE L/16-0 CLARK L/20-0 FORT VALLEY L/27-0 PAINE W/40-0 ALABAMA STATE W/8-0 EDWARD WATERS W/19-7 BENEDICT W/22-14 CLAFLIN L/24-18 MORRIS COLLEGE L/9-6

1963

HEAD COACH Richard Washington (0-6) ALBANY STATE L/2-0 CLARK L/45-8 FORT VALLEY L/13-6 ALABAMA STATE L/14-12 EDWARD WATERS L/42-0 MORRIS COLLEGE L/18-6

1964

HEAD COACH Leo Richardson (1-6) ALBANY STATE CLARK FORT VALLEY EDWARD WATERS MISSISSIPPI VALLEY CLAFLIN MORRIS COLLEGE

L/33-6 W/33-6 L/9-0

L/23-0 L/38-6 L/32-0 L/24-0 L/53-0 W/26-0 L/33-20

game by game results 1965

HEAD COACH Leo Richardson (1-6-1) ALBANY STATE CLARK FORT VALLEY ALABAMA A&M EDWARD WATERS MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MORRIS LANE

1966

HEAD COACH Leo Richardson (3-5) ALBANY STATE L/20-13 CLARK L/34-18 FORT VALLEY L/27-14 ALABAMA A&M L/50-9 EDWARD WATERS W/9-6 LIVINGSTONE L/40-0 MORRIS COLLEGE W/35-0 LANE COLLEGE W/52-13

1967

HEAD COACH Leo Richardson (6-2-1) ALBANY STATE W/15-7 CLARK W/16-7 FORT VALLEY T/6- 6 ALABAMA A&M L/23-0 ALABAMA STATE L/22-8 EDWARD WATERS W/13-8 LIVINGSTONE W/15-6 MORRIS COLLEGE W/20-14 LANE COLLEGE W/20-0

1968

HEAD COACH Leo Richardson (2-6) ALBANY STATE L/33-30 CLARK W/23-12 FORT VALLEY L/19-16 ALABAMA A&M L/35-19 ALABAMA STATE L/35-32 ALLEN W/22-8 S. C STATE L/36-7 LANE COLLEGE L/14-0

L/27-20 T/12-12 L/15-12 L/28-0 L/36-0 L/67-2 L/21-6 W/18-8

HEAD COACH 1969 John H. Myles (3-5) ALBANY STATE L/13-0 CLARK W/32-16 FORT VALLEY L/26-15 ALABAMA A&M L/14-0 ALABAMA STATE L/14-0 BETHUNE-COOKMAN W/26-25 S. C. STATE L/28-7 LANE W/34-7 1970 1971

HEAD COACH John H. Myles (3-5) ALBANY STATE L/33-13 CLARK W/9-3 FORT VALLEY L/6-2 ALABAMA A&M W/29-0 BETHUNE COOKMAN L/34-21 ALCORN STATE L/34-6 S. C. STATE L/26-7 LANE COLLEGE W/34-7

1972

HEAD COACH John H. Myles (6-3) ALBANY STATE L/15-0 CLARK W/21-13 FORT VALLEY L/28-14 MOREHOUSE W/56-0 BETHUNE-COOKMAN W/20-9 KENTUCKY STATE W/34-23 SHAW W/20-0

HEAD COACH John H. Myles (4-4-1) ALBANY STATE L/13-7 CLARK L/7-0 FORT VALLEY W/34-24 BETHUNE COOKMAN L/9-0 KENTUCKY STATE L/30-0 SHAW W/16-6 FISK W/22-21 LANE COLLEGE W/42- 6 VIRGINIA STATE T/7-7

FISK LANE

L/23-14 W/33-0

1973

HEAD COACH John H. Myles (3-6) ALBANY STATE CLARK FORT VALLEY MOREHOUSE MILES BETHUNE COOKMAN JOHNSON C. SMITH FISK KNOXVILLE

1974

HEAD COACH John H. Myles (3-6-1) ALBANY STATE CLARK FORT VALLEY MILES BETHUNE COOKMAN ELON N.C. CENTRAL FISK KNOXVILLE FORT BRAGG

1975

HEAD COACH John H. Myles (3-7) ALBANY STATE W/46-0 CLARK W/30-14 FORT VALLEY L/20-15 MILES L/17-0 BETHUNE COOKMAN L/41-6 ELON L/37-13 N.C. CENTRAL L/30-0 NEWBERRY L/26-13 FISK L/8-6 KNOXVILLE W/31-21

1976

HEAD COACH John H. Myles (0-9) ALBANY STATE L/26-15 CLARK L/19-0 FORT VALLEY L/27-6 MOREHOUSE L/6-0 MILES L/17-16 BETHUNE COOKMAN L/30-14 NEWBERRY L/21-7 FISK L/13-0 KNOXVILLE L/21-14

L/20-11 L/14-7 L/27-8 L/17-13 W/13-6 L/75-23 W/13-12 L/30-0 W/40-7

L/39-6 L/27-13 W/16-0 L/10-8 L/35-6 L/20-0 T/0-0 L/21-0 W/27-7 W/51-0

HEAD COACH 1977 Frank Ellis, Jr. (4-5) ALBANY STATE L/30-8 CLARK W/15-14 FORT VALLEY L/31-29 MOREHOUSE L/7-3 MILES W/18-7 BETHUNE COOKMAN L/23-9 NEWBERRY L/24-10 FISK W/14-7 KNOXVILLE W/8-6 HEAD COACH 1978 Frank Ellis, Jr. (4-6) ALBANY STATE L/41-2 CLARK L/31-29 FORT VALLEY L/20-13 MOREHOUSE W/26-0 MORRIS BROWN L/15-14 MILES W/19-15 NEWBERRY L/17-14 FISK W/40-20 KNOXVILLE L/21-0 LANE W/27-20 1979

HEAD COACH Frank Ellis, Jr. (6-3-1) ALBANY STATE W/23-0 CLARK W/25-20 FORT VALLEY W/23-15 MOREHOUSE L/20-14 MORRIS BROWN L/28-0(F) ALABAMA STATE W/9-7 NEWBERRY L/35-6 FISK T/14-14

KNOXVILLE LANE

W/3-0 W/7-0

1980 1981

HEAD COACH Frank Ellis, Jr. (5-5) ALBANY STATE L/3-0 CLARK L/44-26 FORT VALLEY L/16-13 MOREHOUSE W/27-0 ALABAMA STATE L/45-0 CENTRAL FLORIDA W/44-0 NEWBERRY L/28-26 FISK W/77-0 KNOXVILLE W/28-2 LANE W/35-10

1982

HEAD COACH Frank Ellis, Jr. (4-5) ALBANY STATE L/22-19 CLARK W/16-12 MOREHOUSE W/17-0 MORRIS BROWN L/9-7 TUSKEGEE L/13-8 MARS HILL W/20-0 NEWBERRY L/57-43 MIDDLE TENNESEE L/12-3 MILLERSVILLE W/17-14

1983

HEAD COACH Frank Ellis, Jr. (2-9) ALBANY STATE L/17-0 CLARK W/21-12 FORT VALLEY L/41-12 GEORGIA SOUTHERN L/15-0 MOREHOUSE L/24-14 MORRIS BROWN L/29-12 VALDOSTA STATE L/14-10 ALABAMA A&M L/26-7 TUSKEGEE L/26-21 MARS HILL W/21-10 MIDDLE TENNESEE L/51-0

1984

HEAD COACH Frank Ellis, Jr. (2-7-1) ALBANY STATE L/27-0 CLARK W/40-0 FORT VALLEY(HC) L/27-0 MOREHOUSE L/31-24 MORRIS BROWN L/21-6 VALDOSTA STATE L/28-7 ALABAMA A&M T/14-14 NORTH ALABAMA L/37-3 TUSKEGEE L/22-20 MARS HILL W/13-12

1985

HEAD COACH Frank Ellis, Jr. (2-9) ALBANY STATE L/37-10 CLARK W/28-19 FORT VALLEY L/29-0 GA. SOUTHWESTERN L/30-14 MOREHOUSE L/14-9 MORRIS BROWN W/6-0 ALABAMA A&M L/28-17 NORTH ALABAMA L/43-22 TUSKEGEE L/14-10 UDC(HC) L/15-14 CENTRAL FLORIDA L/31-7

1986

HEAD COACH William R. “Bill” Davis (6-4) ALBANY STATE W/19-10 CLARK W/16-0 FORT VALLEY L/18-6 GA. SOUTHWESTERN W/20-3

HEAD COACH Frank Ellis, Jr. (4-6) ALBANY STATE CLARK FORT VALLEY MOREHOUSE MORRIS BROWN CENTRAL FLORIDA NEWBERRY FISK KNOXVILLE LANE

W/14-12 L/13-0 L/45-16 L/14-6 L/28-10 L/47-13 L/50-22 W/52-7 W/22-13 W/20-18

MOREHOUSE W/34-17 MORRIS BROWN W/10-7 VALDOSTA STATE L/21-7 ALABAMA A&M L/7-3 TUSKEGEE L/44-14 BOWIE STATE W/30-0

1987

HEAD COACH William R. “Bill” Davis (4-6) ALBANY STATE L/33-7 CLARK W/16-13 FORT VALLEY W/26-7 MOREHOUSE L/19-14 MORRIS BROWN W/24-0 VALDOSTA STATE(HC) L/35-16 ALABAMA A&M L/22-9 TUSKEGEE L/32-10 CENTRAL FLORIDA L/36-26 FAYETTEVILLE W/26-14

1988

HEAD COACH William R. “Bill” Davis (7-3) ALBANY STATE W/28-22 CLARK W/54-18 FORT VALLEY W/41-14 MOREHOUSE(HC) W/70-13 MORRIS BROWN L/18-7(F) ALABAMA A&M L/14-10 TUSKEGEE W/31-21 FAYETTEVILLE W/9-6 JOHNSON C. SMITH W/30-6 WOFFORD L/24-23

1989

HEAD COACH William R. “Bill” Davis (8-1) ALBANY STATE W/29-17 CLARK W/55-12 FORT VALLEY W/45-37 GEORGIA SOUTHERN L/35-14 MORRIS BROWN W/57-13 MILES W/50-6 ELON W/34-10 FAYETTEVILLE W/21-20 KNOXVILLE W/29-5

1990

HEAD COACH William R. “Bill” Davis (7-4) ALBANY STATE W/34-21 CLARK W/29-28 FORT VALLEY W/64-22 GEORGIA SOUTHERN L/54-7 MOREHOUSE W/26-7 MORRIS BROWN W/51- 6 ALABAMA A&M L/37-25 TUSKEGEE L/33-20 BETHUNE COOKMAN L/28-19 FAYETTEVILLE W/41-3 JOHNSON C. SMITH W/54-12

1991

HEAD COACH William R. “Bill” Davis (7-4) ALBANY STATE W/51-16 FORT VALLEY L/34-30 GEORGIA SOUTHERN L/29-6 MOREHOUSE L/42-34 MORRIS BROWN W/56-0 ALABAMA A&M L/27-25 MILES W/50-13 TUSKEGEE W/43-38 BETHUNE COOKMAN W/35-20 CENTRAL FLORIDA W/33-31 CHANEY W/62-3

1992

HEAD COACH William R. “Bill” Davis (8-4) ALBANY STATE L/33-24 CLARK W/21-7 FORT VALLEY L/22-13 GEORGIA SOUTHERN L/21-7 MOREHOUSE W/54-0 MORRIS BROWN W/30-15 ALABAMA A&M W/31-14 JACKSONVILLE ST. L/41-16 MILE W/73- 6 TUSKEGEE W/35-24 BETHUNE COOKMAN W/31-21 LIVINGSTONE W/63-21

game by game results 1993

HEAD COACH Joseph C. Crosby (5-3-2) ALBANY STATE CLARK FORT VALLEY GEORGIA SOUTHERN MOREHOUSE MORRIS BROWN ALABAMA A&M MILES TUSKEGEE LIVINGSTONE

L/28-10 W/16-14 T/14-14 L/33-5 W/33-19 L/15-14 T/16-16 W/57-6 W/32-16 W/ 37-18

1994

HEAD COACH Joseph C. Crosby (8-3) VIRGINIA UNION TUSKEGEE TEXAS SOUTHERN ALABAMA A&M MOREHOUSE ALBANY STATE MORRIS BROWN CLARK KENTUCKY STATE FORT VALLEY MILES

W/37-21 L/22-21 W/43-14 W/19-0 L/14-7 L/36-12 W/27-19 W/53-12 W/54-0 W/27-21 W/40-20

1995

HEAD COACH Wendell Avery (7-4) VIRGINIA UNION W/45-6 TUSKEGEE W/10-6 VIRGINIA STATE W/30-14 ALABAMA A&M L/11-8 MOREHOUSE L/14-9 ALBANY STATE L/48-10 MORRIS BROWN(HC) W/19-16 CLARK ATLANTA L/21-7 KENTUCKY STATE W/20-13 FORT VALLEY W/28-7 MILES W/28-18

SAVANNAH STATE UNIVERSITY 1996

HEAD COACH Wendell Avery (6-4) TUSKEGEE W/20-12 VIRGINIA UNION W/54-7 VALDOSTA STATE L/21-7 ALABAMA A&M L/37-31 MOREHOUSE W/19-9 ALBANY STATE L/27-17 MORRIS BROWN W/10-3 CLARK ATLANTA W/20-13 KENTUCKY STATE W/31-14 FORT VALLEY L/19-14

1997

HEAD COACH Daryl McNeilL (3-8) WINGATE WINSTON-SALEM LANE MOREHOUSE ALBANY STATE MORRIS BROWN TUSKEGEE KENTUCKY STATE FORT VALLEY MILES CLARK ATLANTA

L/37-31 L/27-24 W/32-10 W/3-0 L/41-3 L/24-23 L/20-14 L/28-10 L/12-3 W/34-28 L/23-22

HEAD COACH 1998 Daryl McNeill (7-4) ELIZABETH CITY W/16-2 BETHUNE-COOKMAN L/14-7 CLARK ATLANTA W/38-7 LANE W/27-0 MOREHOUSE W/34-0 ALBANY STATE L/24-7 MORRIS BROWN W/19-16 KENTUCKY STATE W/32-24 FORT VALLEY STATE L/28-10 MILES W/23-6 TUSKEGEE L/22-20

1999

HEAD COACH Steve Wilkes (5-6) ELIZABETH CITY W/50-12 BETHUNE-COOKMAN L/17-14 CLARK ATLANTA W/34-7 U.T. CHATTANOOGA L/49-0 VIRGINIA STATE W/31-21 ALBANY STATE L/17-14 MORRIS BROWN W/43-35 KENTUCKY STATE L/24-23 FORT VALLEY L/35-25 MILES(HC) W/49-12 TUSKEGEE L/51-36

2005 Sept. 3 Sept. 10 Sept. 17 Sept. 24 Oct. 1 Oct. 15 Oct. 22 Oct. 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 12 Nov. 19

HEAD COACH Richard Basil (0-11) BENEDICT COLLEGE L/14-31 ELON L/14-48 vs. MORGAN L/26-55 HOWARD L/21-39 NORFOLK L/29-58 vs. BETHUNE-COOKMAN L/13-56 at CHARLESTON SO. L/28-48 CENTRAL ST. OF OHIO L/27-28 COASTAL CAROLINA L/16-42 GARDNER-WEBB L/21-31 at HAMPTON L/6-44

2000

HEAD COACH William R. “Bill” Davis (2-8) BETHUNE-COOKMAN L/30-15 SCSU L/42-26 VIRGINIA STATE L/27-7 ALBANY STATE L/27-13 MORGAN STATE L/12-6 MORRIS BROWN L/45-14 FORT VALLEY STATE W/37-13 MILES COLLEGE(HC) W/35-25 TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY L/21-0 GARDNER-WEBB L/42-18

2006 Sept. 2 Sept. 9 Sept. 22 Sept. 30 Oct. 7 Oct. 14 Oct. 21 Oct. 28 Nov. 4 Nov. 11 Nov. 18

HEAD COACH Theo Lemon (2-9) vs. BENEDICT COLLEGE L/7-21 at BETHUNE-COOKMAN L/6-55 LIBERTY UNIVERSITY L/0-28 MILES COLLEGE L/12-24 CHARLESTON SO. L/13-38 vs. MOREHOUSE W/24-20 WINSTON SALEM L/6-38 at JOHNSON C. SMITH L/27-6 at COASTAL CAROLINA L/6-66 EDWARD WATERS W/28-7 at CAL POLY L/0-55

2007 Aug. 30 Sept. 7 Sept. 15 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Oct. 13 Oct. 20 Oct. 27 Nov. 3 Nov. 17

HEAD COACH Theo Lemon (1-9) at MORGAN JOHNSON C. SMITH BETHUNE-COOKMAN at FORT VALLEY at CHARLESTON SO. at MOREHOUSE N.C. CENTRAL EDWARD WATERS at GARDNER-WEBB MISSISSIPPI VALLEY

2008 Aug. 30 Sept. 6 Sept. 13 Sept. 20 Sept. 27 Oct. 4 Oct. 11 Oct. 18 Nov. 1 Nov. 8 Nov. 15 Nov. 22

HEAD COACH Robby Wells (5-7) JACKSONVILLE L/7-20 LIVINGSTONE W/45-10 at WINSTON-SALEM W/16-13 at BETHUNE-COOKMAN L/9-34 vs HOWARD L/21-49 at CLARK ATLANTA W/17-14 CHARLESTON SO. L/20-29 at MISSISSIPPI VALLEY L/20-22 CONCORDIA W/23-7 vs. EDWARD WATERS L/21-6 at WEBBER INT. W/24-7 at N.C. CENTRAL L/7-10

2009 Sept. 5 Sept. 12 Sept. 19 Sept. 26 Oct. 3 Oct. 17 Oct. 24 Oct. 31 Nov. 14 Nov. 21

HEAD COACH Robby Wells (2-8) at LIVINGSTONE ALABAMA STATE at #8 MCNEESE vs CONCORDIA SELMA at CHARLESTON SO. BETHUNE-COOKMAN OLD DOMINION EDWARD WATERS WEBBER INT. at N.C. CENTRAL

2010 Sept. 4 Sept. 11 Sept. 18 Sept. 25 Oct. 2 Oct. 9 Oct. 16 Oct. 23 Nov. 6 Nov. 13 Nov. 20

HEAD COACH Julius Dixon (1-10) at GEORGIA SOUTHERN L/3-48 vs FORT VALLEY L/10-41 at BETHUNE-COOKMAN L/7-42 vs ALBANY STATE L/14-28 at LIBERTY UNIVERSITY L/14-52 at GEORGIA STATE L/21-55 at FLORIDA A&M L/0-31 at ALABAMA STATE L/0-24 at OLD DOMINION L/9-57 NC CENTRAL W/28-21 NORFOLK L/6-42

2001

HEAD COACH William R. “Bill” Davis (2-7) GEORGIA SOUTHERN L/69-6 SO.CAROLINA STATE W/14-9 ALBANY STATE L/31-14 NORFOLK STATE L/27-18 MORGAN STATE L/26-0 MORRIS BROWN W/17-14 FORT VALLEY STATE L/35-0 DELAWARE STATE(HC) L/45-22 GARDNER-WEBB L/34-14

HEAD COACH 2002 Ken Pettiford (1-9) BETHUNE-COOKMAN L/41-9 DELAWARE STATe L/41-9 NORFOLK STATE L/35-6 SCSU L/50-12 ALBANY STATE L/36-14 CHARLESTON SOUTHERN L/21-3 MORRIS BROWN W/21-20 FORT VALLEY STATE(HC) L/25-6 GARDNER-WEBB L/44-13 ALABAMA STAE L/28-13 2003

HEAD COACH Ken Pettiford (0-5) BETHUNE-COOKMAN GEORGIA SOUTHERN NORFOLK STATE SCSU HOWARD

L/62-12 L/35-0 L/7-3 L/53-0 L/48-3

2003

HEAD COACH Richard Basil (0-7) ALBANY STATE ALABAMA A&M COASTAL CAROLINA MORGAN STATE EDWARD WATERS GRAMBLING STATE HAMPTON

L/56-0 L/41-0 L/29-19 L/45-14 L/34-28 L/33-17 L/48-13

HEAD COACH 2004 Richard Basil (2-8) NORFOLK STATE WO/41-34 SCSU L/20-55 HOWARD L/7-53 ALBANY STATE L/19-37 ALABAMA A&M L/12-44 FLORIDA A&M L/14-50 ALLEN W/34-0 COASTAL CAROLINA L/14-52 GRAMBLING L/26-31 HAMPTON L/7-58

L/7-47 W/24-10 L/13-45 L/2-33 L/0-28 L/14-32 L/14-30 L/7-24 L/0-66 L/3-28

W/34-12 L/17-20 L/0-56 L/21-23 L/10-47 L/24-34 L/17-38 W/45-24 L/20-35 L/14-35

HEAD COACH 2011 Steve Davenport (1-10) Sept. 3 vs. Albany State L/34-37 Sept. 10 at Southeastern Louisiana L/6-63 Sept. 17 at #3 Appalachian State L/6-41 Sept. 24 at N.C. Central W/33-30 Oct. 1 HOWARD UNIVERSITY L/14-34 Oct. 8 at Morgan State L/17-44 Oct. 15 FLORIDA A&M L/7-47 Oct. 29 HAMPTON UNIVERSITY L/5-22 Nov. 5 NORFOLK STATE L/3-45 Nov. 12 at Bethune-Cookman L/3-59 Nov. 19 SCSU L/10-20 HEAD COACH 2012 Steve Davenport (1-10) Sept. 1 at #19 Oklahoma State L/0-84 Sept. 8 at #6 Florida State L/0-55 Sept. 22 N.C. Central L/33-45 Sept. 29 at Howard L/9-56 Oct. 6 Morgan State L/6-45 Oct. 13 at Florida A&M L/3-44 Oct. 20 Edward Waters W/42-35 Oct. 27 at Hampton L/13-21 Nov. 3 at Norfolk State L/21-33 Nov. 10 Bethune-Cookman L/7-49 Nov. 17 at South Carolina State L/13-27 2013 Aug. 31 Sept. 7 Sept. 14 Sept. 21 Sept. 28 Oct. 5 Oct. 12 Oct. 19 Oct. 26 Nov. 2 Nov. 9 Nov. 16

HEAD COACH Earnest Wilson (1-10) at Georgia Southern at Troy Fort Valley at #16 Miami Delaware State at Norfolk State Florida A&M at #17 Bethune-Cookman N.C. Central SCSU at Howard at North Carolina A&T

2014 Aug. 30 Sept. 6 Sept. 12 Sept. 27 Oct. 4 Oct. 11 Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Nov. 1 Nov. 8 Nov. 15 Nov. 22

HEAD COACH Earnest Wilson (0-12) at Middle Tennessee L/7-61 at Georgia Southern L/9-83 Fort Valley L/28-42 at Delaware State L/10-35 Norfolk State L/7-14 at Florida A&M L/14-24 Bethune-Cookman L/20-48 at N.C. Central L/14-42 at SCSU L/7-59 Howard L/21-51 N.C. A&T L/0-34 at BYU L/0-64

2015 Sept. 5 Sept. 19 Sept. 26 Oct. 3 Oct. 10 Oct. 17 Oct. 31 Nov. 7 Nov. 14 Nov. 21

HEAD COACH Earnest Wilson (1-9) at Colorado State L/13-65 at Akron L/9-52 at Bethune-Cookman L/12-42 Florida A&M W/37-27 at Morgan State L/3-42 N.C. Central L/22-39 at Howard L/9-55 at Norfolk State L/17-20 OT Hampton University L/3-42 S.C State L/29-52

L/9-77 L/3-66 W/27-20 L/7-77 L/22-24 L/24-26 L/14-27 L/21-48 L/10-24 L/9-45 L/14-42 L/14-41

all-time series results TEAM W L T PF PA Akron 0 1 0 9 52 Alabama A&M 5 16 2 284 488 Alabama State 6 11 1 196 396 Albany State 16 43 2 770 1322 Alcorn State 0 1 0 6 34 Allen 4 9 0 75 264 Appalachian State 0 1 0 6 41 Benedict 2 12 0 113 312 Bethune-Cookman 8 38 2 494 1567 Bowie State 1 0 0 30 0 Brigham Young 0 1 0 0 64 Cal Poly 0 1 0 0 55 Central Florida 2 3 0 123 145 Central State 0 1 0 27 28 Chaney 1 0 0 62 3 Charleston Southern 0 6 0 74 211 Claflin 10 16 0 286 401 Clark-Atlanta 25 18 1 852 765 Coastal Carolina 0 4 0 55 189 Colorado State 0 1 0 13 65 Concordia/Selma 1 1 0 44 30 Delaware State 0 4 0 63 145 Dorchester Academy 1 0 0 25 0 Edward Waters 9 13 4 318 398 Elizabeth City 3 3 0 98 159 Elon 1 3 0 61 115 Fayetteville State 4 0 0 97 43

TEAM W L T PF PA Fisk 5 5 1 239 164 FAMU 1 7 0 89 288 Florida N&I 5 6 1 165 237 Florida State 0 1 0 0 55 Fort Bragg 1 0 1 51 0 Fort Valley 12 36 4 784 1190 GA Southern 0 10 0 63 520 GA Southwestern 1 1 0 34 33 GA State 0 0 0 0 0 Gardner-Webb 0 5 0 66 217 Grambling State 0 2 0 43 64 Haines Institute 1 0 0 13 0 Hampton 0 6 0 46 240 Howard 0 9 0 119 427 Jacksonville Univ. 0 1 0 7 20 Jacksonville State 0 1 0 16 41 Johnson C. Smith 3 1 0 127 67 Kentucky State 5 5 0 210 223 Knoxville 7 1 0 178 127 Lane 13 1 0 381 113 Liberty 0 1 0 0 28 Livingstone 7 1 0 206 117 Mars Hill 3 0 0 54 22 McNeese State 0 1 0 0 56 University of Miami 0 1 0 7 77 Middle Tennessee 0 3 0 10 124 Miles 13 4 0 525 236

TEAM W L T PF PA Millersville 1 0 0 17 14 Mississippi Valley 0 4 0 25 170 Morehouse 14 15 0 607 344 Morgan State 0 8 0 79 316 Morris Brown 23 21 2 813 728 Newberry 0 8 0 141 258 Norfolk State 1 10 0 175 341 North Alabama 0 2 0 25 80 N.C. A&T 0 2 0 14 75 N.C. Central 2 8 1 175 276 Oklahoma State 0 1 0 0 84 Old Dominion 0 1 0 17 38 Paine College 16 6 5 410 192 S.C. State 1 17 0 168 636 Shaw 1 0 0 36 6 Southeastern La. 0 1 0 6 63 Southern Mississippi 0 0 0 0 0 Texas Southern 1 0 0 43 14 Troy University 0 1 0 3 66 Tuskegee 7 13 0 391 442 UDC 0 1 0 14 15 UT Chattanooga 0 1 0 0 49 Valdosta State 0 5 0 47 119 Virginia State 2 1 1 75 69 Virginia Union 3 0 0 136 34 Webber International 1 1 0 20 35 Wingate 0 1 0 31 37 Winston-Salem State 1 2 0 46 78

football lettermen ((1985-2015) A Artis Adams, 1993 David Adebiyi, 2013-2014 Banidele Afolabi, 2002-2003 Solomon Agyei, 2006 Purcell Albright, 2003 Chad Alexander, 1989-1992 Antwan Allen, 2006-2008 Byron Allen, 2006 Coy Allen, 2009 Daniel Allen, 2002 Eric Allen, 1988-1991 Glenn Allen, 1987, 1990-1991 Marquinn Allen, 2007 Reginald Allen, 1993 Ali Alston, 1994-1996 Travis Alston, 2010-2012 Richard Anderson, 2002-2004 Kenny Andrew, 2007 Alfred Ansley, 2012-2014 Demonda Archibald, 1993-1995 James Arnold, 1989 James Arowoselu, 2005-2006 Charles Arrington, 2007 Chris Asbury, 2009-2011 Kyle Ashford, 2010 Trevion Ashford, 2012-2014 Horace Atkins, 2003 Clifton Austin, 2004 Afolabi Ayangbayi, 2013-2014 Steven Aycock, 1987, 1990-1992 B Justin Babb, 2007-2009, 2011 Anthony Bacon, 2001-2002 Louis Bacon, 2006 Edward Baety, 2011-2014 Brandon Bailey, 2014 Ericc Baker, 2010-2011 Dennis Baldwin, 1996 Rodney Ballard, 1990 Shannon Ballard, 1995-1997 Kenya Banks, 1994 Ricardo Banks, 1996 David Barfield, 2005 Anthony Barkley, 2003-2004 Marcus Barlow, 1994 Antonio Barney, 1986 Avery Barnes, 2014 Sheldon Barnes, 2010-2013 John Barron, 2013-2014 Richard Basil, 1988-1989 Marvin Battise, 1987 Maliki Battle, 1993-1994 Chris Bawlson, 2005-2007 Bryant Baynes, 2004 Jamie Beard, 2006-2007 Thomas Beaurem, 2009-2010 Quinton Beasley, 2006 Kareem Beckett, 1992 Bryce Bell, 2010 Mike Bell, 1992-1994 JaCorey Belvin, 2014 Del Ben, 2006 Henry Bennett, 1995-1996 Ruben Bennett, 1987 Nicholas Bentley, 2014 Wesley Benyard, 1987-1989 Michael Bernardini, 2002 Henry Bernett, 2003 Nathaniel Berrien, 1987 Chennis Berry, 1991-1994 Joshua Berry, 2014 Brandon Best, 2009-2010

Dominique Best, 2004 Taj Bethune, 1994 DeAndre Blackmon, 2007 Ryan Blair, 2005 Hamilton Bledsoe, 1997 Corey Blount, 1990 Micah Blount, 2012-2013 Terrance Boney, 1997 Twun Bonner, 2013 Edward “EJ” Booker, 2013-2014 Marcus Booker, 2002 Peter Booker, 2006 Antonio Bostick, 2010-2013 Jacob Bostic, 1986 Jeremy Boston, 2006-2007 Quentin Boswell, 2012-2013 Anthony Bowden, 2006-2007 Ontreal Bowers, 2002-2003 Jacob Boyd, 2004 Johnnie Boyd, 1987 Justin Boyd, 2001 Jason Bradley, 1995 Mario Bradley, 2003 Eugene Brantley, 1987-1990 George Brewer, 1993 Dexter Briggs, 1994 James Briscoe, 2009-2012 Dalibor Brnada, 2005 William Broadbent, 2012-2014 Jason Bronschidle, 1995 Eric Brooks, 2004-2005 Freddie Brooks, 1987 Lusious Brooks, 2001-2004 Akenya Brown, 1995 Cedric Brown, 2009-2012 Charles Brown, 1987 Darryl Brown, 1985 Decar Brown, 1987, 1989 Earl Brown, 1985 Earl Brown, 1995 Eric Brown, 1985-1988 Greg Brown, 2011-2013 Isiah Brown, 1995-1996 James Brown, 2001-2002, 2004 James E. Brown, 2003 Keldrick Brown, 1992 Kelvin Brown, 1996 Kenneth Brown, 1988-1990 Louis Brown, 1988-1989 Marlon Brown, 1996 Maurice Brown, 1993 Michael Brown, 1993 Rico Brown, 2002 Rodney Brown, 1992-1995 Walter Brown, 1992 William Brown, 1987 Justin Brownlee, 2013 Jared Brunson, 2009-2011 Earl Bryant, 1986-1989 Jason Bryant, 1986 Kyle Bruce, 2011-2012 Edra Buckles, 1991-1993 Clifton Bundy, 1987 Wayne Burden, 2011-2012 Caleb Burke, 2013-2014 Ellison Burns II, 2014 Antonio Burroughs, 2002 Frank Burroughs, 1986 Jalen Bush, 2014 Michael Bush, 1993-1997 Theodore Bussey, 1993 LaNicholas Butler, 2004 Tavarus Butler, 2009 Damon Byers, 2012

Jerry Byrd, 1990-1991 Jonathan Byrd, 1992-1993 Keith Byrd, 1985-1987 Stanley Byron, 2005-2006 c Isaac Caesar, 1992-1994 Joseph Caldwell-Jones, 2010 Cordero Campbell, 2007 Damien Campbell, 2014 Keynnard Campbell, Jr., 2014 Derrick Caple, 1993-1994 Antoine Card, 2005 Shane Carey, 2014 Kentarius Carlisle, 2003-2004 Larrione Carlyle, 2005-2006 Ryan Carmichael, 2006 Nate Carr, 2006-2007 Donald Carson, 2002, 2005 Ervin Carswell, 1996 Anthony Carter, 1988 Denzell Carter, 2010-2013 Odell Carter, 1996 Shannon Carter, 1996 Chester Cary, 1996 Alfred Cason, 2013 Aaron Casper, 2011 Angelo Cauley, 2012 Chris Chachere, 1993-1995 Cedric Chambers, 2009-2010 Craig Chambers, 2005-2006 Charles Chatman, 1985 Jamani Chavis, 2011-2012 Avery Cheeks, 2010 Kendrick Cheneau, 2003 Connor Christian, 2014 Dominique Clark, 2003-2004, 2006-2007 Nate Clay, 2009-2011 James Clerk, 1988-1990 Jonathan Clowers, 2009-2013 J. Vince Cochran, 2007-2010 Lucius Cole, 1989-1992 Bernard Coleman, 2005-2008 David Coleman, 1990-1991 Josh Coleman, 2010 Calvin Collins, 1987 Donnell Collins, 2009 Jason Comier, 2003 Chadrick Cone, 2004-2006 Kelvin Cone, 2002-2004 Donald Coneway, 1992 Dylan Cook, 2010-2012 Horace Cook, 1994 Clifford Cooper, 1989-1990 Ernest Cooper, 1995 Justin Cooper, 2009, 2011 Jason Corbin, 1994 Jason Cormier, 2004 Vaughn Cornelia, 2011-2012 Ken Cowens, 1996 Nelson Craig, 1991 Eddie Crawford, 1991 Anthony Criswell, 2012-2014 Mark Cross, 1996 David Crowley, 2014 Justin Crumbley, 2003-2004 Kenneth Cullen, 2004 Leroy Cummings, 2011-2012 Paul Cummings, 1985 Gavin Curey, 2002 Kurvin Curry, 2008-2009 Rashad Curry, 2007 Bobby Curtis, 1986 Christopher Cutts, 2002

d Damani Dabeatham, 2012-2014 Reginald Daniel, 2002 Reudal Daniel, 1993-1996 DeQuan Daniels, 2013 Ercell Daniels, 2011 Everett Daniels, 1985-1986 Daren Danzy, 1988-1990 Marcus Darrisaw, 2007-2008 Desean Davidson, 2004 Alvin Davis, 2005 Christopher Davis, 2003 Demond Davis, 1993-1997 Jason Davis, 2003 Jeff Davis, 1985-1986 Jerry Davis, 2014 Jonathan Davis, 2003 Jonathan P. Davis, 2003-2004 Josh Davis, 2009 Jumanne Davis, 1994-1997 Marcus Davis, 1996 Stacey Davis, 1994-1997 Tyrone Davis, 1990, 1993-1994 W. Austin Davis, 2006 Ronald Day, 1985-1987 Orlando Dean, 1989-1992 Patrick Dean, 1988-1992 Jonathan Deane, 2002 Kenny Deburst, 1986 A.J. Defillips, 2008-2011 Willie Deloach, 1988 Trent Demeritte, 2010 A.J. Denson, 2007-2009 David Dicks, 1989-1991 Traynearious Dillard, 2014 Cheick Diop, 2007 Justin Dixon, 2011, 2013-2014 Lester Dobson, 1994-1996 Timothy Donald, 1990 Derrick Dorsey, 2006-2009 Aubry J. Dorsey Jr., 2005 Evince Dossous, 2011 Dontre’ Douse, 2013 Brandon Dozier, 2005-2006 Morris Drayton, 2007 Steven Drinks, 2006 Kris Drummond, 2011-2014 Henry Ducre, 2011 Mikalous Dudley, 2011 James Dunbar, 1986 Cosby Duncan, 1991 Mark Dunn, 1993-1995 Donald DuPont, 1989-1991 Corey Durant, 1996-1997 Jake Durham, 2010-2013 e Ernest Earls, 1985-1986 Antwan Edwards, 2007 Demetrius Edwards, 2009-2011 Williams Edwards, 2007 Victor Elam, 1987 Kenny Eldell, 2005 Archie Elliot, 2002-2003 Johnnie Ellis, 1986-1987 Justin Ellis, 2014 Courtney Ellison, 2003 Roy Ellison, 1985-1986 Cornelius English, 1994-1996 Carl Eubanks, 1993 Keith Evans, 1992 Sean Evans, 2006-2008

football lettermen ((1985-2015) f Prince Fagan, 1986 Kevin Faison, 1995 Luther Farmer, 1985 John Fawaz, 2003-2004 Michael Fayoyin, 1992 Karnell Feagins, 2007 Kevin Felton, 1993 Rashaud Ferrell, 2010-2013 Kentrell Fields, 2003 Jose Figeroa, 1995-1996 Kermit Fletcher, 1992-1993 Virgil Fletcher, 2003 Cameron Florentino, 2014 Eric Flournoy, 1991-1993 Leo Flournoy, 1986 Perry Flowers, 1985 Walter Flowers, 1994 Chryston Floyd, 2010 Fredrick Flucker, 2011-2014 Delbert Ford, 1985-1986 Edwin Ford, 1986-1989 Lorenzo Ford, 1996 Jeremiah Foster, 2012 Frontia Fountain, 1991-1992 Steve Foutain, 1986 Rohan Francis, 2014 Breyten Franklin, 1996 Dion Franklin, 1991 Joffe Franklin, 2014 Joseph Franklin, 1985 Cantrell Frazier, 2012-2014 Kelvin Frazier, 1995-1996 Robert Frazier, 2007 Caleb Freeman, 2012 Darien Freeman, 2002 Anquavius Fuller, 2014 Tierells Fullard, 1992 Darryl Futch, 1992-1995 g Michael Gaines, 2003 Phillip Gaines, 2009 William Gallagher, 1994-1995 Tracy Galloway, 1985 Desmond Gant, 2011 Dakota Garcia, 2014 Andrew Gardner, 2012 James Gartrell, 1987 Robert Garvin, 1994 Shawn Gates, 1990 James Gayden, 1991-1992 Patrick Generette, 1987 Danny Gerald, 1993-1994 Blake Gerido, 2014 Dwan Gerido, 1994-1995 Jamie Gerido, 1990-1992, 1994 Rodney Gerido, 1990 Steve Gerido, 1985-1989 Troy Gerido, 1989-1990 Jean Gibson, 2003 Daniel Gilbert, 2003 Steven Gill, 1991 Chris Gillam, 1996-1997 Alfredo Givens, 1990-1991 Reginald Givens, 2010-2011 Edward Glass, 1994-1995 Anthony Glaze, 1987 Marcus Glenn, 2001-2002 Peter Glenn, 2004-2005 John Gloster, 1993-1996 Greg Glover, 1991-1992 Janzen Glover, 2003 Lennis Glover, 1987-1988

Juvaro Goodman, 2009 Corey Goodwin, 1987 Marcus Goolsby, 1990 Brian Gordon, 1994 Damion Gordon, 2013 William A. Gordon, 2004 Winston Gordon, 1995-1996 Edward Goubadia, 2014 David Graham, 1988-1990 Jamar Graham, 2007-2008 Jason Graham, 2002-2003 Tony Graham, 1990 Curtis Grant, 2003 Doug Grant, 1990-1994 Greg Grant, 2001 Otis Grant, 2001 Rodney Grant, 1987 Gregory Gray, 1985-1986 Allen Green, 1993-1994 Bernard Green, 1988-1991 Johnnie Green, 1995-1996 Jonathan Green, 1991-1993 Lee Green, 2010 Reginald Green, 1987 Rodheem Greene, 2014 Ernest Greene, 1989-1991, 1993 Johnnie Greene, 1993-1994 Timothy Gregory, 2006 Edward Gresham, 2003-2004 Percy Griffin, 2012 Casey Grigley, 1985-1986 Lucas Grile, 2010 h Stephen Hagan Kaharie Hall, 1993-1994 Lewis Hall, 2006-2007 Marquez Hall, 2001-2002 Willie Hall, 2006-2008 Kenny Hammond, 1986-1988 Dexter Hampton, 2002-2005 Rickey Hanton, 1986 Victorian Hardison, 2012-2013 Luke Hardwick, 1996 Matt Hardwick, 1995-1996 Derek Harkness, 2006 Vincent Harper, 2014 Randy Harling, 2005-2007 Darryl Harris, 2010 Devin Harris, 2012 James Harris, 2001 Jeremiah Harris, 2014 Jeremy Harris, Jr., 2013 Jonathan Harris, 2011 Marcus Harris, 2003-2006 Ormondo Harris, 2007 Paris Harvey, 1990 Khalil Hasan, 2002-2005 Antonio Haskins, 1994 Anthony Hauffman, 1985 Fredrick Hawkins, 1987-1990 Theordore Hawkins, 1989 Aaron Hayes, 1996 Herbert Hayes, 1993 Taylor Hayes, 2014 Wendell Hayes, 1986 Simon Heyward, 2010-2013 Spencer Haywood, 2011-2012 Paul Heard, 1988-1989 Wayne Heard, 2002 Mike Helmly, 1992-1993 Romahn Hemmingway, 2011-2014 Marcus C. Henderickson, 2003 Britt Henderson, 1994-1996

Trey Henry, 2004 Chris Herans, 2006-2008 Darvean Herron, 2010 Daniel Heslop, 2009-2010 Simon Heyward, 2010 Maurice Hicks, 1994 Michael Hicks, 2005 Sahquan Hicks, 2014 Brian Hill, 2001 James Hill, 1992 Jason Hill, 1995-1996 Jeff Hill, 1986 Timothy Hill, 2002-2003 Joey Hillary, 1993-1996 Quaron Hilliard, 2014 Kairi Hipp, 1994 Jarvis Hodge, 1993-1994 Terrance Hodges, 2004 Kent Holcomb, 1991, 1993-1994 Deleon Hollinger, 2006 – 2009 Perry Hollins, 2005 Dejuan Holmes, 1993 Demetrius Holmes, 2009 Keith Holmes, 2007 Marcellus Holmes, 1994-1995 Michael Holmes, 1987 Willie Holmes, 1994 Toriano Holt, 2009 Chris Hood, 1989 Antonio Hoskins, 1995 Terrance Houston, 1986 Brandon Howard, 2006 James Howard, 1995 Jared Howard, 2001 John Howard, 1994-1996 Johnny Howard, 2009 Shannon Howard, 1994-1997 Lashon Hudson, 2014 Nicholas Hudson, 2002 Ramon Huff, 1995-1997 Charles Huggins, 2006-2007 Henry Hughie, 1995 Freddrick Hull, 1994-1996 Tametric Hunt, 2009-2010 Clarence Hunter, 2003 Tametric Hunt, 2009-2010 Terrance Hunter, 1986-1987 Anthony Huntley, 2005-2006 Zach Hutcheson, 2013 i Roosevelt Isom, 2012-2014 Aubrey Ivery, 1985 j Brandon Jackson-Bell, 2011-2014 Eric Jackson, 1996 Jarrett Jackson, 2003 Javorris Jackson, 2007-2008 Jecory Jackson, 1995 Patrick Jackson, 2002-2005 Rashad Jackson, 2004-2007 Reginald Jackson, 1995-1996 Tarrick Jackson, 2001 Thelmore Jackson, 2009-2011 Ryan James, 2001-2002 Harry B. James IV, 1995 Curtis Jamison, 2001-2004 Johnny Jarriel, 1991 Sadrak Jean-Baptiste, 2009-2011 Jevontae Jefferson, 2009 Johnnie Jeffery, 1987-1990 Dwight Jemison, 2005 Clinton Jenkins, 2002-2005

Marcus Jenkins, 2004 Norman Jenkins, 1985 Dion Jennings, 1987-1990 Willie Jennings, 1992-1993 Travis Jeter, 1989-1990 Andrew Johnson, 2011 Antonio Johnson, 1987-1989 Atuan-Odell Johnson, 2013 Carey Johnson, 1989-1992 Chris Johnson, 2014 Christopher Johnson, 2014 Damon Johnson, 1988-1989 Dan Johnson, 2007-2010 David Johnson, 1991-1992 Derryl Johnson, 1995 Donnrell Johnson, 1994 Eddie Johnson, 1987 Eugene Johnson, 1988-1989 Henry Johnson, 1985 Isaiah Johnson, 2011 Jeremy Johnson, 2004, 2006-2007 Jerome Johnson, 1985 Jerome Johnson, 2014 Jonathan Johnson, 2002-2004, 2006 Kenneth Johnson, 1986 Latravious Johnson, 2001-2003 Marcus Johnson, 1994 Marcus Johnson, 2012 Michael Johnson, 2009 Michael Johnson, 2011 Norman Johnson, 1989 Robert Johnson, 1987, 1992 Roderick Johnson, 1988-1990 Wayne Johnson, 2012-2014 Zack Johnson, 2003 Chris Jones, 1991-1994 Chris Jones, 2012 Derek Jones, 2006 Elijah Jones, 1992-1993 Gary Jones, 1985 Gerald Jones, 1985 Hosea Jones, 1986 Kosi Jones, 2001 Javius Jones, 2012-2014 Merlon Jones, 2011-2012 Mike Jones, 1986-1987 Riley Jones, 1991 Shanarda Jones, 1995 Willie Jones, 1986 Avon “Les” Jordan, 2013-2014 Dardiere Jordan, 1989 Desmore Joseph, 1992-1993 Anthony Judson, 2001-2003 Luis Justiniano, 2007 k Muhamed Kanteh, 2001 James Kearley, 2003 Joseph Kearse, 1989 Michael Keels, 1991 Wayne Kellly, 1992 Aundra Kelly, 1994 Jonathan Kelly, 1993-1994 Keymon Kelly, 1994 Radford Kelly, 1987, 1990 Tim Smith Kelly, 2002, 2004 George Kennedy, 2011 Bobby Kenner, 1986-1987 George Ketchup, 1991 Jabari Kilcrease, 2012-2014 JaCorey Kilcrease, 2006-2008 Donmetrius King, 2004 Otis Kinlock, 1995 Broadus Kirkland, 1997

football lettermen ((1985-2015) k Derek Kirkland, 2014 Eric Kirkland, 1986 Leonard Kirkland, 1986 Terrance Kirkland, 2005-2006 Tyron Kirkland, 2005-2008 Elzey Kitchen, 1990 Michael Knox, 2014 Vincent Koncul, 1989 Joseph Kriewaldt, 1995 Michael Kuku, 2009-2010 l Edward Lackey, Jr., 2010-2013 Corey Ladson, 1988-1990 David Lake, 1987-1990 Terrance Lamar, 1995 Perry Lambert, 2006 Brian Lamarr, 2009 Jason Lanham, 1996 David Larmond, 2010 Jon Lattimore, 2001-2002 Landrell Lattimore, 2001-2003 Raymond Lavant, 1986-1987 Rasheed Lawal, 2004-2006 Jarren Leach, 2013-2014 Kenneth Leach, 1990 Mike Leach, 1985 Matthew Ledbetter, 1990 Antonio Lee, 1986-1988 Eric Lee, 1993-1995 Marcus Lee, 2013-2014 Rocky Lee, 2005 Byron Leggett, 2007-2009 Byron Leggett, 2011 Calvin Leonard, 2006-2008 Carl Leverett, 1992-1994 Cornelius Leverett, 1995 Edward Leverett, 2002 Gregory Leverett, 1989-1992 Raymond Levy, 1994-1995 Benji Lewis, 1995 Fuches Lewis, 1994 Xavier Lewis, 2010 Lemual Ligon, 1997 Perris Loatman, 2004 Dereon London II, 2013-2014 B.J. Longley, 2009 Wellington Longley, 2011 Justin Lord, 2011 Curry Love, 1990 Jalvin Lovett, 2006-2008 K’Lon Lovett, 2014 Neely Lovett, 1991-1994 Rodney Lovette, 1987-1989 Brandon Luster, 2006 Owen Lutz, 2004 Jason Lynn, 2007 m Bernard Mack, 1987-1990 Darion Mack, 2003 Dennis Mack, 1993-1994 Locius Mack, 1988 Ricostus Madden, 1995 Michael Major, 2001-2003 Kelvin Malone, 2012 Eric Manuel, 1992 Epafara Moananu, 2012-2013 Edward Marietta, 2001 Joshua Marshall, 2006-2007 Larry Marshall, 1994 Antonio Martin, 2009-2011 Raydell Martin, 2013-2014

Christian Martinez, 2013 Vernel Martinsborough, 2006 Warren Mason, 2009-2010 Curtis Mason, 2011 Warren Mason, 2009-2010 Cedric Mathis, 1996 Tarik Maxwell, 2002-2003 Reginald May, 2005-2007 Zack Mayfield, 2009 Peter Maynard, 1996 MyShun McAlpine, 2003-2004 Chester McBride, 2003-2006 Travis McBride, 2003 Brent McCall, 2009 Preston McCarthy, 2013 Patrick McCrary, 2010 Preston McCarthy, 2011-2012 Raymond McCellan, 1987, 1989-1990 Mark McClendon, 1990-1991 Darryl McCormick, 1988-1989 Greg McCrary, 2007 Patrick McCrary, 2010 Lloyd McCray, 2002 Kyle McCrery, 2002-2003 Detorrius McDonald, 2012-2014 George McGarrah, 1985 Norman McGeathy, 1987-1990 Gregory McGlin, 2001 Jaylen McGriff, 2014 Wesley McGriff, 1987-1989 Lenworth McKenzie, 2009-2011 Elton McIntosh, 1993 Geoffrey McIntyre, 1997 Damon McKinney, 1990 Chris McMullen, 2009-2010 Derrick McQueen, 2011 Robert McRae, 1992-1994 Kenneth McWhorter, 1985 Ray McWhorter, 1985 Timmy Medlock, 1985-1986 Walter Metzger, 1987 Jamir Middleton, 2002 Jawara Middleton, 2014 Rodney Miles, 1988 Brandon Miller, 2006-2009 Jerome Miller, 2009 Jevonte Miller- 2010-2012 Kristopher Miller, 2014 Steven Miller, 2002, 2004 Carnell Mills, 1986 Dwayne Mims, 2004 Jordan Mincy, 2011 Ahmad Mitchel, 2001-2002 Akeeno Mitchell, 2003, 2005 Andrew Mitchell, 1993-1996 Josh Mitchell, 2006 Michael Mitchell, 2009 James Mobley, 1992 Jovanta Mobley, 2011-2014 Troy Monroe, 1995 Mashawn Montgomery, 2006 D.D. Moore, 1992 Javon Moore, 2012 Jeremy Moore, 2013 Lacarlis Moore, 2012 Ladedric Moore, 1993 Michael Moore, 1991-1993 Paul Moore, 2001-2002 Esai Morrison, 2014 Demarco Moses, 2011 Anthony Moss, 2011-2012 Gary Moss, 1991-1992 Taj Mowry, 2004 Eric Moye, 1992

Bob Mullen, 1996 Mark Murrels, 1994 Clyde Mydell, 1991 Roger Mydell, 1990-1991 Dante Myers, 1991-1992 Leonardo Myers, 2014 Stephan Myers, 2010 Joe Myles, 2007 n Duane Nash, 1988-1989 Cory Naylor, 2006 Edward Ndem, 2009 Isaiah Nearor, 2012 Lamont Nelson, 1985-1986 Ricardo Newman, 2002 Shanard New, 2011 Tony Newman, 2006 Albert Newsome, 2007 Trent Newton, 2005 Trent Newton, 2005-2006 Nahshon Nicks, 2001 Devine Noel, 2012-2013 Ronald Nolan, 1988 Darryl Norman, 1991-1994 Eric Norman, 1993-1994 Nick Norris, 1991 John Northfleet, 2002 Justin Norton, 2007 Everette Norwood, 1987 o Brian Oglesby, 1996 Perryn Oglesby, 1986 Akinyemi Olujobi, 2012 Jimmie O’Neal, 2002 Chidi Onwuzuruoha, 2013-2014 Alejandro Ortiz, 2004 Chris Osborne, 2005-2006 Isaiah Osborne, 2007 Joseph Owens, 1985 Cyril Owusu, 2007 p Brandon Parker, 2005 Brandon Parker, 2005-2006 Kareem Parker, 1994 John Parks, 1989-1992 Quest Parham, 2011 Herbert Parland, 1985 Larry Parramound, 1994 Keith Passmore, 1993 Brandon Patterson, 2007 Kirk Patterson, 1987 Perry Paynard, 1995 Lester Pearson, 1996 Torey Pendleton, 1993-1997 Terrance Peoples, 1992-1993 Alvin Perry, 1986 Sherell Perry, 1985 Larry Perrymond, 1995 Bill Pester, 2007 Charles Peterson, 1986 Arthur Phillips, 1996 Clarence Phillips, 1990-1991 Fitzroy Phillips, 1996 Dedrick Pierce, 1996 Frankie Pinkston, 1985-1987 Sebastian Pittman, 2013 Randy Pitts, 1988-1989 Malcome Poindexter, 2010 Vannara Pom, 2006 Brandon Pope, 2001 Robert Powell, 2014

Dacrell Primm, 2003 Deshawn Printup, 2010-2012 Antonio Proctor, 2009-2013 Anthony Prophet, 2010 Leon Prunty, 2013-2014 Kenneth Pyatt, 1988-1989 q Eric Quarles, 1991-1994 Kelsey Quarterman, 1991-1994 r Eddie Ramirez, 1995-1996 Tawfiq Ramsey, 2003 Terrick Ransom, 2009-2011 Abdule Rashad, 1997 Tim Rawls, 1993-1996 Damon Ray, 1996 Anthony Reddick, 1996 LaDarien Redfield, 2007-2010 Aaron Redmond II, 2014 Chris Reed, 2006-2009 Kanvis Reed, 1995 Roger Reed, 1988-1989 Tim Reed, 1986-1987 Kenneth Reese, 1986 Dan Reeves, 2004 Phillip Reeves, 1985 Dante Reid, 1996 Stephen Reynolds, 2014 Chris Rhines, 2007 Brandon Rhodes, 2011-2012 William Rhodes, 1994-1996 Carlton Rhule, 1996-1997 Martin Rhymer, 2012 Devin Rice, 2007 Harvey Richards, 2001-2002 Mario Ridley, 2005 Kareem Riley, 2006 Lee Riley, 2006 Ricky Rivera, 2009 Ronald Rivers, 2006 Ken Robbins, 1991-1995 Antonius Roberson, 1991-1993 David Roberson, 2006 Jeffery Roberson, 1993-1994 Jeffrey Robertson, 2007-2009 Alex Robinson, 2001 Anthony Robinson, 1987 Arthur Robinson, 2004 Daniel Robinson, 1989-1990 Nathan Robinson, 2009-2010 Ramon Robinson, 1996 Daniel Rogers, 1993 Ronald Rogers, 1990-1992 Willie Ross, 2007 David Rosser, 2001 Larry Roundtree, 1994-1996 Richie Rucker, 2009 Richie Rucker, 2010-2011 Dwayne Ruff, 1986-1989 Joseph Ruffin, 2005 Henry Rumph, 1995 Dustin Russell, 2010 Leland Russell, 2009-2010 Rashard Russell, 2009 Tracy Russell, 1990 Trent Russell, 2011

football lettermen ((1985-2015) s Chris Salter, 1994-1996 Nicholas Sampson, 2001 Joshua Sanders, 1996 Jovan Saunders, 2012 Mark Saportia, 2001 Keldrick Sapp, 1993 Terrance Sapp, 1987 Dennis Savage, 1985 Bryan Schewe, 1991-1993 Jonathan Scurlock, 1988 Matthew Seegars, 2001 Havard Seldon, 1985 Broderick Sellers, 2010-2012 Eric Sewell, 1993 Lawrence Shadd, 1993 Ivan Sharpe, 2007 Shannon Sharpe, 1986-1989 Darrell Shaw, 1993 George Sheppard, 1992 Tracey Sherman, 1991 Robert Shine, 2001-2002 Demetrius Similien, 2006 Alex Simmons, 2012-2014 Alfred Simmons, 2002-2003 Claude Simmons, 1987, 1989 Damon Simmons, 1986-1989 James Simmons, 1995 Malik Simmons, 2014 Tony Simmons, 1987-1989 Walter Simmons, 1987 Ashley Simms, 2001-2002 Oscar Sims, 2010 Antwan Singleton, 1993-1995 DeOndre Singleton, 1996-1997 Johvante Singleton, 2014 Theron Singleton, 1988 Mike Slaughter, 2006 Terrance Slaughter, 2012 Anthony Smalls, 1987 Emory Smalls, 2001-2002 Timothy Smart, 1986 Juwhan Smith-Arnold, 2011-2013 Anthony Smith, 2014 Antoine Smith, 1993-1994 Chris Smith, 1986-1987 C.J. Smith, 2009-2010 Dedric Smith, 1989-1993 Greg Smith, 2006 Joe Smith, 1987 Josh Smith, 2005 Mathew Smith, 2009-2011 Marquis Smith, 2013-2014 Morris Smith, 2013-2014 Robert Smith, 2014 Roscoe Smith, 2002 Shawn Smith, 1993-1995 Tino Smith, 2014 Ulysses Smith, 1990-1993 Donterrious Snelling, 2014 Sanders Spain, 1992 Arshon Spaulding, Jr., 2013-2014 Eric Spear, 1985 Mario Spencer, 2003 Kiwi Spikes, 1989 John Spivey, 1986 Rodney Spivey, 1986 Dominique Stallworth, 2012 Devin Stainrod, 2012-2014 Adrian Starks, 1992 Jason Starks, 1992-1993 Marcus Staton, 1988-1990 Joseph Stephenson, 2004 Nate Stephenson, 1990

Reginald Stepherson, 1985 Vincent Stevens, 1985 Edwin Stevenson, 2009 Patrick Stevenson, 2012-2013 Antoine Stewart, 2004, 2007 Jonathan Stewart, 2005-2007 Jerry Stinson, 2006 Omar Stoddard, 2005 Bradley Stophel, 2015 Michael Stovall, 1992-1994 Ajelon Straws, 1996 Ben Stready, 1995-1997 Ernest Street, 1989 Jeff Strickland, 1991 Trevis Stricklen, 2004 Chris Strong, 2011-2012 Greg Sullivan, 1996-1997 Khelvin Sullivan, 2009-2010 George Sutherland, 1995 Paul Swain, 1990 Sidney Swan, 2005 Olajuwon Swearinger, 2012 Derrick Sweeney, 2002 James Sweet, 1992 Warren Sweet, 2014 Bryant Swinson, 1987-1990 t Marcus Talton, 2001-2002 Deron Talley, 2009 Marcus Tanner, 2001-2004 Vance Tarve, 2009 Kenny Tate, 1985-1987 Hosea Tatum, 2001-2004 Javares Taylor, 2005-2007 Javares Taylor, 2005- 2007, 2009 Larry Taylor, 1995 Mossy Taylor, 1987 Octavious Taylor, 2005-2006 Robert Taylor, 2011 Stefon Taylor, 2007, 2010 Lavelle Teague, 2002 Jerome Temple, 2006 Bernard Terrell, 1985-1986 Latorrius Terry, 1996 Alakan Thomas, 2009-2011 Anthony Thomas, 2009 Damon Thomas, 2001-2002 Derrick Thomas, 1986 Jacob Thomas, 2012, 2014 Jauane Thomas, 2012 John Thomas, 1987-1990 Kori Thomas, 2012 LaShawn Thomas, 1995-1996 Marvin Thomas, 1993 Patrick Thomas, 2009 Ricky Thomas, 1986 Brian Thompson, 2003-2004 Calvin Thompson, 1990-1993 Chris Thompson, 1993 Cleven Thompson, 2001 Darien Thompson, 2004 Eric Thompson, 1996 Kevin Thompson, 1991-1994 Kevin Thompson, 2007 Taylor Thompson, 2010-2012 Chris Tolber, 1986-1987 Juwuan Tolbert, 2014 Antoine Toombs, 2006 JaQuan Trammell, 2010 Chris Troutman, 2006 Ronald Truell, 2004-2006 Calvin Tucker, 1985-1986 Kevin Tucker II, 2001-2002, 2004-2005

Clyde Tullis Jr., 2002-2005 Benji Turman, 1994-1996 Demario Turner, 2011 Elbennit Turner, 1990-1991 Jared Turner, 2007 Jerry Turner, 2005 Keith Turner, 2009 Tracy Turner, 1990-1994 u Sunny Udunka, 2003 Frank Usher, 2006-2008 v Travis Vaccianna, 2011-2012 Lereginald Veals, 2013 Steven Veasy, 2007, 2009 Giovanni Ventura, 2011 Brian Vickers, 1985 Chris Vinson, 1994 Jeremiah Virden, 2004 Lereginald Veals, 2012 w Lawrance Wadley, 1986 Bernard Walker, 1986 David Walker, 1987 David Walker, 2002 Isaiah Walker, 2014 John Walker, 1989 Johnnie Walker, 1994 Kwame Walker, 1994 Mike Wallace, 1986-1989 Eric Walls, 1991-1993 David Ward, 1996-1997 Dramel Ware, 1991-1993 Ramon Ware, 1994 Danny Warren, 1989 Marquis Warring, 1986-1987 Harold Washington, 1995 Henry Washington, 1990 Julian Washington, 2011 Sam Washington, 1985-1987 Stephen Washington, 2013 Thomas Washington, 1996 Warren Washington, 2005-2007 Elijah Watson, 2012 Calvin Watts, 1986 Nathaniel Wayne, 2005 Brandon Webster, 2007-2008 Anthony â&#x20AC;&#x153;AJâ&#x20AC;? Welch, 2010 Channing Welch, 2009-2010 Calvin Wells, 2001-2003 Dominique Wells, 2005 Ivory West, 2002-2003 Cornell Weston, 2010-2012 Henry Westberry, 1987-1988 Vincent Whaley, 2003 Tony Wheeler, 1990 Ron White, 2002-2003 Aaron Whitely, 2003 Antonio Whiters, 1996 Deon Whiteside, 2004 Charles Whittenburg, 1989-1990 Alex Wierzbicki, 2011-2013 Anthony Wiggins, 1986 Kerry Wiggins, 1992, 1994-1995 Benjamin Wilkerson, 2005 Allan Williams, 1988-1989 Anton Williams, 2007 Brandon Williams, 2006 Danny Williams, 1986 Derek Williams, 2008-2011 Dexter Williams, 1991-1992

Dexter Williams, 2005 Ed Williams, 1996 Emery Williams, 2009 Garrett Williams, 2005 Garrett Williams, 22005-2006 Gerald Williams, 1985 Gerrod Williams, 1992 Jamel Williams, 1991-1992 Jerry Williams, 1985-1986 John Williams, 2010 Johnny Williams, 1991 Karl Williams, 2002 Mark Williams, 2006 Melvin Williams, 1985 Michael Williams, 1987 Omar Williams, 1994-1995 Pat Williams, 1996 Randy Williams, 2006 Reggie Williams, 2007 Richard Williams II, 2014 Rodney Williams, 1986 Shawn Williams, 2005 Shawn Williams, 2005-2006 Stephen Williams, 2005 Stephen Williams, 2005-2006 Terrence Williams, 2010-2012 Tim Williams, 2009 Timothy Williams, 1993 James Willis, 1985 Wesley Willis, 1993-1995 James Wilson, 2004 John Wilson, 2010-2013 Ker-Sean Wilson, 2014 Tyrone Wilson, 1990 Zachary Wilson, 2004 Bryan Winston, 1992 Roderick Worthy, 2003 Algernon Wright, 2006-2007 Anthony Wright, 2002-2003 Bryce Wright, 2002 Carlton Wright, 1987 Fred Wright, 2006 Kenneth Wright, 1989-1992 Lance Wright, 1991 Melvin Wright, 1994 Nathaniel Wright, 1994-1995 Tim Wright, 1986 Timothy Wright, 2010 Henry Wynn Jr., 2003 Mykel Wyyet, 2013 y Matthew Yates, 1987 Chad Yokley, 1995-1996 Deandre Young, 2004 Joshua Young, 2013 Tory Young, 2001 Malochi Youngblood, 2010 Reginald Youngblood, 1989

all-conference players ((1946-2015) 1946 Grady Lattiner 1948 Harrison Miller 1950 Curtis Harris Robert Slocum Joseph Turner 1951 Curtis Harris Robert Slocum Joseph Turner 1954 Robert Butler James Collier Albert Struchins William Weatherspoon 1956 Willie Batchelor Jolly Stephens 1957 Elijah McGraw Jolly Stephens 1958 Leroy Brown Donald Davis Willie Dukes Roland James Moses King Elijah McGraw Ulysses Stanley Floyd Walker 1960 Eddie Bell James Bowens Fred Carter John Strong 1961 Fred Myers Henry Sanders Benjamin Spahn 1964 Oree O. Rawls 1965 Frank Bell Judson Brown Frank Ellis Barry Gold 1966 Henry Betts Judson Brown Bobby Carter Vaughn Ford Terry Leggett Carlos Westmore

1967 Willie Armstead Frank Bell Isiah Berry Henry Betts Judson Brown Bobby Carter Willie Dixon David Truell

1977 Alvin Cook John Dickerson John Porter Mitch Rollins Robert Slocum Edwin Thurmond Bryan Walker Tim Walker

1970 Andre Alston Richard Bellamy Lorenzo Bennet Rodney Daise Leonard Garrett Joseph Gibbs Frankie Harper Dennis Jones Calvin Lawrence

1978 John Dickerson Edwin Thurmond Tim Walker

1971 Lorenzo Bennet James Dupree Joseph Gibbs Frankie Harper Dennis Jones Calvin Lawrence Carlton Moffett Rosby Newberry Elijah Poythress Willie Reynolds 1972 Nathaniel Duncan Carlton Moffett Willie Reynolds Leon Sears 1973 Joseph Gilbert Murice Nunnalley 1974 Lee Blitch Joseph Gilbert Charles Jackson Julius Singleton Jerrold Stevens John Westberry Wofford Wilkins 1975 Cleveland Best Lee Blitch Keith Camp Martin Govan Charles Jackson John Porter John Westberry 1976 John Dickerson Martin Govan John Porter Edwin Thurmond 1976 Tim Walker

1979 Ricky Childs Kenny Dawson Tim Jordan Robert Locke Cecil Newton Mike Shanner Tim Walker Larry Winkfield 1980 Ricky Childs Kenneth Dawson Stanley Ellis Robert Locke Reggie Tindal Anthony Walker Roland Wallace Larry Winkfield 1981 Timothy Jordan Kerry Mills 1982 Mike Corprew Tim Jordan Ernest Miller Kerry Mills 1985 Casey Grigley Gerold Jones 1986 Steve Fountain Casey Grigley Calvin Turner 1987 Eric Brown Shannon Sharpe 1988 Richard Basil Eric Brown Willie Deloach Damon Johnson Shannon Sharpe Bryant Swinson

1989 Richard Basil Decar Brown Earl Bryant Steve Gerido Shannon Sharpe Bryant Swinson Allen Williams 1990 Eugene Brantly 1992 Chad Alexander Steve Aycock Lucious Cole Orlando Dean Doug Grant 1993 Chad Alexander Steve Aycock Lucious Cole Orlando Dean Doug Grant 1994 Chennis Berry Chris Cachere Reudal Daniel Darryl Futch Johnny Green Kelvin Thompson 1995 Rodney Brown Chris Chachere Andrew Mitchell Eddie Ramirez Tim Rawls Shawn Smith Benji Turman 1996 Shannon Ballard Johnny Green Britt Henderson Eddie Ramirez Tim Rawls DeOndre Singleton 1997 Corey Durant Chris Gillam Kelvin Frazier Abdule Rashad Fred Hull Reggie Jackson 1998 Reggie Jackson Shenarda Jones

2013 (MIDEASTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE) Simon Heyward WR (Second Team) Kris Drummond TE (Second Team) Marquis Smith LB (Third Team) John Wilson DB (Third Team) 2015 (MIDEASTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE) Sean Fogarty OL (Third Team) Devon Stainrod OL (Third Team) SIAC FOOTBALL PLAYERS OF THE YEAR 1987 Shannon Sharpe 1992 Doug Grant 1998 Reggie Grant SSU ALL AMERICANS 1942 John Myles 1979 Timothy Walker 1989 Shannon Sharpe 1992 Doug Grant 1992 Orlando Dean 1993 Doug Grant 1996 Britt Henderson

covering the tigers Any request for working print press, radio, photographer, or scouting passes should be directed to the Savannah State University Assistant Athletics Director for Media Relations, Opio Mashariki. Requests should be made in writing or via two (2) weeks prior to the game. Requests made by daily newspapers, radio, and television sports directors will be given first priority. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Only photographers shooting for accredited new agencies or freelance photographers shooting for the Savannah State Football Office will be issued credentials. Photographers are not permitted to stand between the 25-yard lines and must wear their pass at all times. Any photographer seen in the team areas between the 25-yard lines will be escorted form the field. STATISTICAL SERVICES: Computer-generated quarter, halftime, and final statistics will be provided.

BROADCAST BOOTHS: Radio booths are reserved for Savannah State and the official designated visiting radio station. The Savannah State Sports Information Office will provide one courtesy line for visiting radio on a reciprocal basis. MIDWEEK INTERVIEWS: Interviews with all Savannah State Universityâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s players and any member of the football or athletic staff must be arranged through the Office of Media Relations. For a telephone interview, a designated time will be prearranged and player or coach will be instructed to return a call. No interview request will be handled through the football or athletic office.

SCOUTS: Request for permission to scout SSU home games should be made to the office of Media Relations early in the week so that passes can be secured.

MEDIA RELATIONS CONTACT Opio Mashariki Box 20271 Savannah, GA 31404 Phone: (912) 358-3430 Fax: (912) 358-3931

PRACTICES: All practices, as general rule, are open to the media; and as a courtesy, please contact the Media Relations Office before any interviews are conducted and for practice times.

PRIMARY MEDIA OUTLETS

Print Albany Herald Associated Press Atlanta-Journal Constitution Augusta Chronicle Brunswick News Columbus Enquirer Florida Times Union Macon Telegraph Savannah Morning News Statesboro Herald Savannah Herald Savannah Tribune Valdosta Times Waycross Journal-Herald

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Phone (229) 888-9300 (800) 222-1790 (404) 526-5474 (800) 822-4077 (912) 265-8320 (706) 571-8565 (904) 359-4567 (800) 945-2196 (912) 236-9511 (912) 489-9408 (912) 232-4505 (912) 233-6128 (229) 244-1880 (912) 283-2244

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Television WJCL (22/ ABC) WSAV (3/ NBC) WTOC (11/CBS) Inside Black College Sports

Address 10001 Abercorn Street, Savannah, GA 31406 P.O. Box 2429, Savannah, GA 31402 P.O. Box 8086, Savannah, GA 31412 801 Summit Ave., Suite 2, Greensboro, N.C. 27405

Phone (912) 925-0022 (912) 651-0307 (912) 234-6397 (910) 230-1996

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Radio WEAS (93.1 FM) WHCJ (90.3 FM)

Address 214 Television Circle P.O. Box 20484, Savannah, GA 31404

Phone (912) 961-9000 (912) 356-2041

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Miscellaneous ESPN NCAA/Statistics Onnidan Sports Ticker Sports Network

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tiger tale

For Many Years, Savannah State University had no documented football athletics history. However, in 1990, Dr. Charles J. Elmore compiled the information upon which the SSU continuing athletics history is built. We now have an abundance of compiled information to document our rich football athletics heritage. The earliest recorded date for football at Savannah State was Thanksgiving Day of 1902 when the Georgia Industrial College won its only game that year. There are no additional football records until 1907 when GIC had another one-game season on Thanksgiving Day and lost. There have been 19 head coaches in the history of SSU football. The first person actually hired to coach football was Richard Richardson who was a graduate of Morehouse College. He was coach from 1929-1934. Although he was preceded by a gentleman named W. P. Tucker (1915-1928), he is generally recognized as the first head football coach. Richardson was followed by Arthur Dwight (19351939), W. Mckinley King (1940-1941), John Myles (1942 head coach and player); Myles was also the coach in 1946. There was no football played from 1943 to 1945 because of World War II. Myles was followed by Ted Wright ( 19471949), John Martin (1949-1952), Albert Frazier (1953), Ross Pearly (1954-1956), Richard Washington (1957-1963), Leo Richardson (1964-1968), John Myles (1969-1976), Frank Ellis Jr.(1977-1985), William R. Davis (1986-1992), Joseph C. Crosby (1993-1995), Wendell Avery (1995-1996), Daryl McNeill ( 1997-1998), Steven Wilks (1999) , William R. Davis (2000-2001), Ken Pettiford (2002-2003), and Richard F. Basil(2003-). Combined, the 19 coaches have compiled a career record of 239-348-29 in 98 years of competition. Six years of statistics (1917-1921 and 1924) are unaccounted for and only partial records exist for three (1934, 1936, 1940).

In 1938, Georgia State (school name was changed in 1932 from Georgia Industrial to Georgia State) celebrated her first football championship. The Tigers led the South Atlantic Athletic Conference with a 6-2 record. In 1947, Georgia State became a charter member of the Southeastern Athletic Conference. The second conference title came to the institution in 1967 when Savannah State College (so named in 1950) was best with a 6-2-1 record. Savannah State joined the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference in 1969 as a Division III participant and under the leadership of Coach John Myles, SSU had the best record in 1972 at 6-3-1. 1981 saw Tiger athletics move from Division III to Division II and 2000 saw them move to Division I-AA (NCAA) in which they are competing today.

The move to division II opened a new era in Savannah State Football. SSU took her lumps through the first four years in the new division, but in 1996, along came William R. “Bill” Davis. The Davis era lasted until 1992. During that seven year span, the SSU football program enjoyed a string of successes. Davis led the Tigers to their best ever records of 8-2 in 1988 and 8-1 in 1989. The cream floated to the top in 1992 when the Tigers played in their first ever NCAA Football Playoff. They finished the regular season with an 8-3 record. Savannah State opted to move to Division 1-AA in 1998 and has since been independent of conference affiliation. 2000 marked the first year that the university was a counter at the 1-AA level. Full membership was granted in 2002. March 20, 2000 saw William R. “Bill” Davis return to the confines of Savannah State University as head football coach. His return signaled the beginning of a new football era for the University. However, the second Davis era was short lived as Davis passed away in the spring of 2002. Kenneth Pettiford was hired to replace Davis in June 2002. Pettiford struggled through the ‘02 season compiling a record of 1-9, but had an outstanding recruiting year and hoped to turn the program around. As it turned out, fortunes were not good for Pettiford as he was replaced five games into the 2003 season after failing to win a game. He was replaced by Richard F. Basil who finished the remainder of the season on an interim basis. Basil was appointed head football coach at the end of the season and now leads the Tiger football team into the 2005 season.

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