2012 Southeastern Louisiana Football Media Guide

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Media Information1 TableofContents2-3 MediaInformation/MediaRelationsStaff4 MediaOutlets5 MediaRelationsStaff,QuickFacts

20�2 Preview6-7 2012Roster8 RosterBreakdown/SigningClass9 Post-SpringDepthChart10 2012Outlook11 LionsAtAGlance12-15 PositionalBreakdown

20�2 Lions16-35 PlayerProfiles36-38 NewcomerProfiles

Coaching Staff39-41 HeadCoachRonRoberts42 GregStevens43 PeteGolding44 E.K.Franks45 BrandonLacy46 TyroneeWilliams47 ChetPobolish48 TravisMikel49 KarlScott50 SeanO’Suillivan/SupportStaff51 SupportStaff

20�2 Opponents 52 Missouri/SouthDakotaState53 UTMartin/McNeeseState54 Lamar/UAB55 NorthwesternState/CentralArkansas56 SamHoustonState/StephenF.Austin57 NichollsState/SIDDirectory58 FinalFCSNationalPolls/2011FCSPlayoffs

20�� Review59 2011FinalResults/TeamStatistics60-61 2011FinalIndividualStatistics62 2011Defensive/RedZoneStatistics63 2011GameSuperlatives

64 Game-By-GameLineups/ByTheNumbers65 SouthlandConferenceStandings/Statistics66-68 SouthlandConferenceStatistics69 SLCCompositeSchedule/2011All-Conference70-73 2011Game-By-GameRecapsThe Records74 2011IndividualHonors75 2011TeamHonors/TeamCaptains/MVPs76-77 All-Americans78-79 RushingRecords80-81 PassingRecords82-83 ReceivingRecords84 YardageRecords85 ScoringRecords86 PlacekickingRecords87 PuntingRecords88-89 Punt/KickReturnRecords90-91 DefensiveRecords92 MiscellaneousRecords93-96 Year-By-YearResults97 All-TimeOpponentRecords/FutureSchedules98-101 All-TimeResultsvs.Opponents102-107 All-TimeRoster108-114 SoutheasternFootballHistory

The Traditions115 AlmaMater/FightSong/SpiritGroups115 Traditions116 GamedayatSoutheastern117 RetiredNumbers118-119 PerfectSeasons(1946and1954)120 TheReturnoftheLions(2003)121 TheRiverBellClassic122-123 PlayersinthePros124 SoutheasternAthleticHallofFame

This Is Southeastern125-127 ThisisSoutheastern128-129 ProminentAlumni130-131 UniversityFacilities132-133 AthleticFacilities134-135 StrawberryStadium136 HallofChampions137 FootballFacilties138 AthleticTraining

139 SportPerformance140 CHAMPS/Lifeskills141 AcademicSuccess142 AcademicAll-Americans143 AthleticHistory144 All-TimeConferenceChampionships145 FCSNationalChampionshipGame146-147 SouthlandConference148 LionsInTheCommunity149 Hammond,Louisiana150 TangipahoaParish151 TheStateofLouisiana152 UniversityAdministration153 AthleticAdministration154 AthleticDepartmentStaff155 AthleticDepartmentStaffDirectory156 TheLionAthleticsAssociation

CreditsEditor MattSullivanLayout and Design MattSullivan, KemmlerChapple,DamonSundeCover design MattSullivanCover photography RandyBergeronResearch LarryHymel, TravisDupre,DonAime

PhotographyRandy Bergeron, Claude Levet, Matt Sullivan,Southeastern LouisianaArchives, RickYeatts, NationalFootballLeague,NewOrleansMetropolitanConventionandVisitors Bureau, Louisiana Department of Culture,Recreation &Tourism, Baton RougeArea ConventionandVisitors Bureau, Delta State University,TangipahoaParishConventionandVisitor'sBureau.

PrintingChampionGraphics-BatonRouge,La.

Table of Contents

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2 20�2 Southeastern Louisiana University Football

Media Information

TheSoutheasternLouisianaUniversity footballteam and the Southeastern Athletic MediaRelations Office wish to thank you for your

interestandcoverageofthe2012Lions. ThispublicationisdesignedtoassistyouinyourcoverageofSoutheasternFootball.Pleasefeelfreetocontact the Southeastern Athletic Media RelationsOfficeforanyadditionalinformation. TheSoutheasternAthleticMediaRelationsOfficeis located on the second floor ofWest StrawberryStadium,rooms201-204.

MaILIng aDDREss: SoutheasternAthleticMediaRelationsOfficeSLU10309Hammond,LA70402Phone:(985)549-2142

OvERnIghT MaILIng aDDREss:SoutheasternAthleticMediaRelationsOfficec/oSoutheasternAthletics800GallowayDr.Hammond,LA70402

Credentials Credentials for Southeastern home games areissuedforworkingmediaonlyandshouldberequest-edasearlyaspossibleduetospacelimitations. Allmembersofthemediamustrequestcreden-tials in writing through Matt sullivan, AssistantAthleticDirectorforMediaRelations. Requests are honored from sports editors ofdaily newspapers and sports directors of televisionand radio stations. Requests from individuals notemployedbyamediaoutletwillnotbeconsidered.

**Spouses, dates, non-workers and anyone under 18 years of age are not permitted in the working press area.

Entrance TheStrawberryStadiummediaentranceislocat-ed on the fourth floor of the Parking Garage con-necting to the stadium. Media members can entervia the elevators or the stairwells located on thesouthendof theparkingdeck. Field level access aswellisavailablefromtheselocations.MediaWillCall,locatedat theTicketWindowof theDugasCenterforSoutheasternAthletics,willopen90minutespriortokickoff.

Parking Media parking is located at the top of theParking Garage (4th floor) on the west side ofStrawberryStadium. Due to space limitations,requests for parking should be made with the cre-dential request.Although every effortwill bemade,itshouldnotbeassumedthatparkingpasseswillbeissuedwithcredentials.

Satellite Truck Access Media outlets requesting satellite truck accessmustrequestsuchinadvancethroughMatt sullivan intheSoutheasternAthleticMediaRelationsOffice.Trucksmustbeinplaceatleastthreehourspriortokickoffandonlythetruckswillbeallowedinthearea.Parkingcredentialsinthemedialotwillbeissuedtoothernecessaryaccompanyingvehicles.

Photo Deck TheStrawberryStadiumphotodeckislocatedon

theroofofthepressboxlocatedonthewestsideofthestadium.Thedeckareaaccommodatescoaches’film crews and network television. Due to the lackof spaceon thedeck,novideocamerasother thanthosepreviouslylistedinthissectionwillbepermit-tedaccess.Onlythosewithappropriatepasseswillbeallowedaccess.

Press Area This area is reserved for print media and sta-tisticaloperations. Fax and copy service is available.Several phones are available for media use on afirst-come,first-servebasis.Ethernetlines,alongwithwirelessinternet,arealsoavailableforfilingforbothphotoandprintuse.

Sidelines Southeastern follows NCAA rules regardingmediarepresentativesonthesidelines. Photographers are not permitted to shootbetween the 25-yard lines (team areas) and mustwearcredentialsatalltimes. Accesstoandfromthenorthandsouthendsofthefieldwillbeamonitoredareatotherearoftheteamareaclosesttothestadium. No one under 18 years of age will be issuedphotocredentialsforsidelineaccess.

Press Box Services Individual and team statistics, play-by-play andgame facts will be distributed to members of theworkingmedia. Press kits are provided 90 minutes prior tokickoff, or earlier upon request. Press kits includeprogram, flip card, updated statistics for each team,SouthlandConferencestatsandgamedaynotes. Apregamemealwillbeservedbeginning90min-utesbeforekickoff.Softdrinksandbottledwaterwillbeavailablethroughoutthegame.

Professional Scouts Space limitations will determine the issuance ofcredentials to scoutsof professional football teams.Ticketsmaybemadeavailable toproscouts in lieuof credentials. Requests for tickets should bemadewell inadvanceofthegametoguaranteeavailabilityand should be requested through the SoutheasternAthleticMediaRelationsOffice.

Interviews Interviews with Ron Roberts or any assistantSoutheastern football coach should be coordinatedthrough Assistant AD for Media Relations Matt sullivan. Interviews with players must be coordinatedthrough Associate Director of Media RelationsKemmler Chapple at least one day in advancetominimize demandson the student-athlete’s time.No player interviews will be conducted beginningWednesday evening (6 p.m.) during game week(TuesdayforThursdaygames) Phone interviews must also be coordinatedthroughtheAthleticMediaRelationsOfficewiththerequestedplayerreturningthecallatanagreedupontimefromtheAthleticMediaRelationsOffice. Keepinmind,teamlockerroomsareofflimitstomediarepresentativesatalltimes. Interviewsduringpracticearestrictlyprohibited.Southeasternfootballpracticesareopentothepublicandthemediaiswelcometoattend.Followingeachpractice,CoachRobertsandplayerswillbeavailable

for brief interviews if requested. Please coordinatewiththeMediaRelationsstaffpersoninattendance.

Postgame Southeasternprovides equal access to allmem-bersoftheworkingmedia. Athomegames,CoachRobertswillholdapost-gamepressconference in theBillupsRoom locatedonthesouthwestcornerofStrawberryStadium. RequestsforplayerinterviewsshouldbemadetoAssistantADforMediaRelationsMatt sullivan ortheopponentSIDnolaterthanthefour-minutemarkofthefourthquarter. Southeasternplayerswillbebroughttotheinter-viewroomforinterviews.Theopponent’scoachwillbeavailableeitheronthefieldoroutsidethevisitor’slocker room, located on the northwest corner ofStrawberryStadium, at the discretionof the visitingSID.

Press Luncheon Southeasternwill host aweekly press luncheoneachweekduringtheseason. The luncheon is scheduledonTuesdays atnoonin theVictory Club, located on the fifth floor ofStrawberry Stadium. Lunch will begin at noon withhead coach Ron Roberts addressing the media at12:15p.m. Parking for media members is available on thetop level of the adjacent parking garage or in theVisitor’sparkingspacesinfrontoftheDugasCenterforSoutheasternAthletics. Depending on class schedules, selected playerswill be available during each weekly session. Forplayer requests, please contact a member of theSoutheasternMediaRelationsStaffatleast24hoursinadvance.

Southland Coaches Teleconference StartingAug.28andrunningeachTuesdaythroughNov. 13, the Southland Conference will host acoachesconferencecalleachweekduringtheseason(beginningat10:30a.m.)inanefforttoassistmediamembers. Media members can dial (877) 393-3856andentercodenumber3947522togainaccess.

The weekly schedule is as follows:ToddLamb(SouthlandNotes).....................10:30a.m.ClintConque(CentralArkansas)................10:35a.m.RayWoodard(Lamar)....................................10:41a.m.CharlieStubbs(NichollsState)....................10:47a.m.MattViator(McNeeseState)........................10:53a.m.BradleyDalePeveto(NWState).................10:59a.m.WillieFritz(SamHoustonState).................11:05a.m.Ron Roberts (southeastern La.) .... 11:11 a.m.J.C.Harper(StephenF.Austin)......................11:17a.m.


Enteringits22ndseason,theSoutheasternSportsNetworkisamulti-functionalentitycontrollingboththeradioandtelevisioneffortsofLionsAthletics.SoutheasternfootballwillbebroadcastontheradioviaflagshipstationKSLU-FM(90.9)withaffiliatesthrough-outtheregion.TheLionsannuallyhavegamesbroadcastonanumberofdifferenttelevisioncarriersincludingtheSouthlandConferenceNetwork,FoxSportsandCSTVaswellaslocallyonCoxSportsTV(CST)andtheSoutheasternChannel. Mark Willoughbyentershiseighthseason as "TheVoice of the Lions" aftera successful return to Southeastern in2005. Joining Willoughby in the booth will be Assistant Media Relations Director Damon sunde ascolor commentator. Sunde also serves as the voice of Lions’ baseball handling play-by-play duties of allSoutheasterngamesaswellasbasketballhomegamesforbothmenandwomen. HandlingsidelinedutiesforhissixthyearwillbeRobbie Rhodes,a2008SoutheasterngraduateandformerLiongolfletterwinner.

WEEKLY RADIO SHOW The weekly“Ron Roberts Coaches Show,” hosted by allen Waddell airs each Monday beginningat7p.m.onKSLU-FM(90.9)andontheinternetatwww.LionSports.net.TheshowisairedfromTopeLaCateringindowntownHammond.

TELEVISION “TheSoutheasternSportsReportwithRonRoberts,”isaweekly30-minutehighlightshowfeaturinganin-depthanalysisfromheadcoachRon Roberts.Hostedbyallen Waddell,theshowairsthroughoutthestateofLouisianaonvariousstations(CoxSportsTelevision,WHNO,Cox4,WSTY-TV22inHammond)aswellastheSoutheasternChannel.Checkfortimesandlistingsinyourarea.

Media InformationGame Week Media Schedule

Mondaynoon •Weeklyrelease,notes,depthchartandstatswillbepostedonlionsports.net,andreleasedviae-mail.

7 p.m.• CoachRoberts’RadioShowfromTopeLa’indowntownHammondonKSLU-FM(90.9)andonwww.LionSports.net

Tuesday10:30 a.m.•SouthlandConferenceCoachesTeleconference.CoachRobertsisscheduledtoparticipateonthecallatapproximately11:11a.m.

noon• CoachRobertsweeklypressluncheonintheVictoryClubofStrawberryStadium

3:30 p.m.• Practice(OPENtoMedia)

Post Practice Only•CoachesandPlayersavailableforinterviews

Wednesday3:30 p.m.• Practice(OPENtoMedia)

Post Practice Only•CoachesandPlayersavailableforinterviews

Thursday3:30 p.m.• Practice(Nointerviewspre-orpost-practice)

FridayTBa•TeamWalk-Thru(ClosedtoMedia) Saturday Postgame• CoachRobertswillbeavailablefollowingthegameintheBillupsRoom(locatedonthesouthwestcornerofStrawberryStadium)

•Selectedplayerswillimmediatelyfollowafterthemandated10-minute“coolingoff”period

Southeastern Louisiana Athletic Media Relations

Matt SullivanAssistant AD for Media Relations

Kemmler ChappleAssociate Director for Media Relations

Damon SundeAssistant Director for Media Relations

Office Phone . . . . . .(985)549-2142Mobile Phone. . . . .(985)981-0009E-mail . . . . . . . . . [email protected]

areas Covered: Football,Men’sBasketball,Golf,HallofFame,Administrative

Office Phone . . . . . .(985)549-3221Mobile Phone. . . . .(985)974-5466E-mail . . . . . . . . [email protected]

areas Covered: Soccer,Women’sBasketball,Softball,Tennis,Football(secondary)

Office Phone . . . . . .(985)549-3774Mobile Phone. . . . .(225)938-5987E-mail . . . . . [email protected]

areas Covered: Volleyball,Baseball,TrackandField,SocialMedia,Football(secondary)

Mailing address............................................................... SLU10309,

...............................................................................Hammond,LA70402

Overnight address .............................................800GallowayDr.

............................................................................. Hammond,LA70402

Fax..................................................................................(985)549-3773

Press Box number:.....................................(985)549-2443,2444

Website:..............................................................www.LionSports.net

Facebook:...................................... www.facebook.com/sluathletics

Twitter:................................................www.twitter.com/sluathletics

YouTube:..........................................www.youtube.com/sluathletics

Media Information

� 20�2 Southeastern Louisiana University Football

Wire Serviceassociated Press - new Orleans 1001HowardAve.Suite200-ANewOrleans,LA70113Phone: (800)662-7717Fax: (504)586-0531sports Editor: BrettMartelE-Mail: [email protected]

Newspaperhammond Daily star P.O.Box1149Hammond,LA70404Phone: (985)254-7821Fax: (985)543-0006sports Editor: JohnLenzE-Mail: [email protected] sports Editor: MikeKiralE-Mail: [email protected]: www.hammondstar.com

Baton Rouge advocate P.O.Box588BatonRouge,LA70821Phone: (225)383-1111Fax: (225)388-0318sports Editor: JoeSchiefelbeinBeat Writer: RobDearmondE-Mail: [email protected]: www.2theadvocate.com

new Orleans Times Picayune 3800HowardAve.NewOrleans,LA70140Phone: (504)826-3405Fax: (504)826-3401sports Editor: DougTatumE-Mail: [email protected]: www.nola.com

st. Tammany news P.O.Box90Covington,LA70434Phone: (985)892-7980Fax: (985)893-1527sports Editor: MikePervelE-Mail: [email protected] Writer: ChrisKincaidE-Mail: [email protected]: www.thesttammanynews.com

Livingston Parish news 688HatchellLaneDenhamSprings,LA70726Phone: (225)665-5176Fax: (225)667-0167sports Editor: SamMuffolettoE-Mail: [email protected]: www.livingstonparishnews.com

amite-Tangi Digest (Weekly) 120NECentralAve.Amite,LA70422Phone: (985)748-7156Fax: (985)748-7104sports Editor: TBAE-Mail: [email protected]

Lions Roar (On campus) SLU877Hammond,LA70402-0877Phone: (985)549-3731Fax: (985)549-3842E-Mail: [email protected]: www.lionsroarnews.com

TelevisionBaton RougeWaFB-Tv (CBs - Ch. 9) 844GovernmentSt.BatonRouge,LA70802Phone: (225)215-4826,379-7876Fax: (225)379-7880sports Director: SteveSchneider Reporters: JacquesDoucet,ShariefIshaqE-Mail: [email protected]: www.wafb.com

WBRZ-Tv (aBC - Ch. 2) 1650HighlandRd.BatonRouge,LA70802 Phone: (225)336-2360,2361,2362Fax: (225)336-2246sports Director: MichaelCauble E-Mail: [email protected] anchor: ChadSabadieOnline: www.wbrz.com

WvLa-Tv (nBC - Ch. 33) 10000PerkinsRd.BatonRouge,LA70810Phone: (225)766-3233Fax: (225)768-9293sports Director: MattBoudreaux E-Mail: [email protected]: www.nbc33tv.com

New OrleansWWL-Tv (CBs - Ch. 4) 1024N.RampartNewOrleans,LA70016Phone:(504)529-6291Fax: (504)529-6472sports Director: DougMouton E-Mail: [email protected]: JuanKindaid,BryanSalmondOnline: www.wwltv.com

WDsU-Tv (nBC - Ch. 6)846HowardAve.NewOrleans,LA70113Phone: (504)679-0657Fax: (504)679-0733sports Director: FletcherMackel E-Mail: [email protected] anchor: ChrisMilesOnline: www.wdsu.com

WgnO-Tv (aBC - Ch. 26)1GalleriaBlvd.,Suite850Metairie,LA70001Phone: (504)619-6331Fax: (504)619-6332sports Director: EdDanielsE-Mail: [email protected] Weekend anchor: RobertO’ShieldsOnline: www.abc26.com

WvUE-Tv (FOX - Ch. 8)1025S.JeffersonDavisParkwayNewOrleans,LA70125Phone: (504)483-1527Fax: (504)483-1543sports Director: FredHickmanReporters: JenniferHale,SeanFazendeOnline: www.fox8live.com

WhnO-Tv (Ind. - Ch. 20)839St.CharlesAve.NewOrleans,LA70130Phone: (504)681-0120Fax: (504)681-0180general Manager: DeanPowery sports Programming: KenBerthelotE-Mail: [email protected]: www.whno.com

HammondThe southeastern Channel SLU12872Hammond,LA70402Phone: (985)549-2418Fax: (985)549-2365general Manager: RickSettoonE-Mail: [email protected]: www2.selu.edu/thesoutheasternchannel

RadioKsLU-FM 90.9 (Flagship)SLU783Hammond,LA70402-0783Phone: (985)549-2330Fax: (985)549-3960general Manager:ToddDelaneyE-Mail: [email protected]: www.kslu.org

WhMD-FM 107.1/WTgg-FM 96.5200E.ThomasSt.Hammond,LA70401Phone: (985)419-0965Fax: (985)542-9377Program Director:RichieClark

WWL-aM 8701450PoydrasSt.NewOrleans,LA70112Phone: (504)593-6376Fax: (504)593-1850sports:DekeBellevia,BobbyHebert,KristianGaric,HokieGajanOnline: www.wwl.com

EsPn-FM 104.5929BGovernmentSt.BatonRouge,LA70802Phone: (225)388-9898sports:GordyRush,CharlesHanigriff,MattMoscona,JimmyOttOnline: www.1045espn.com

LOUIsIana nETWORK 10500CourseyBlvd.BatonRouge,LA70816Phone: (225)291-2727Fax: (225)291-7539sports:JeffPalermo

ConferenceThe southland Conference2600NetworkBlvd.Frisco,TX75034Phone: (972)422-9500,x107Fax: (972)422-9225Football contact: ToddLambE-Mail: [email protected]: www.Southland.org

National/New Media The sports network2200ByberryRd.Hatboro,PA19040Phone: (215)441-8444Fax: (215)441-5767FCs Executive Director: CraigHaleyE-Mail: [email protected]: www.sportsnetwork.com

sportsnOLa.com839St.CharlesAve.NewOrleans,LA70130Phone: (504)309-1004Fax: (504)309-1630sports Director: KenTrahanE-Mail: [email protected]: www.sportsnola.com

nOLa.com3800HowardAve.,NewOrleans,LA70140Phone: (504)299-3500Online Editor: DavidGladowE-Mail: [email protected]: www.nola.com

LionSports.net Southeasternfootballinformationisavailablearoundtheworld,24hoursadayonSoutheastern’sofficialathleticswebsite:www.Lionsports.net. LiveStatsforfootballgames,updatedindividualandteamstatistics,gamenotes,newsreleases,phonenumbers,e-mailaddresses,access toradiobroadcasts,andmoreisavailable. AdditionalareastofollowSoutheasternathleticsareonFacebook,TwitterandYouTube.SubscriberstoFacebookcanaccessLionathleticsatwww.facebook.com/sluathletics,membersofTwittercanfollowtheLionsatwww.twitter.com/sluathlet-icsandyoucanwatchvideosonYouTubeatwww.YouTube.com/sluathletics.

Southland.org Information on all Southland Conference teams can be accessed via theworldwidewebatwww.southland.org. Informationonmedia credentials forSouthlandChampionshipsandmediaeventscanalsobefoundhereaswell.

Media Outlets


UNIVERSITY INFORMATIONLocation Hammond,La.Founded 1925Enrollment 15,414President Dr.JohnL.CrainnCaa Faculty Representative Dr.JoeMorrisathletic Director BartBellairsnickname LionsColors Green(PMS3425)andGold(PMS124)affiliation NCAAI(FootballChampionshipSubdivision)Conference Southlandstadium (Capacity) StrawberryStadium(7,408)surface UBU-SpeedSeries-S5-MYear Opened: 1937Record at stadium, Years: 150-92-3(since1946)University Web site www.southeastern.edu

FOOTBALL INFORMATIONFirst Year of Football: 1930First Year of southland Football: 2005all-Time Record, Years: 312-284-17,62all-Time southland Record, Years: 14-33,7southland Conference Championships, Last: NonenCaa Championships appearances, Last: None

TEAM INFORMATION2011 Overall Record 3-82011 southland Record (Finish) 1-6(7th)starters Returning 21 Offense 8 Defense 9 specialists 4starters Lost 7 Offense 4 Defense 3 specialists 0Letterwinners Returning/Lost 50/16 Offense 22/7 Defense 23/8 specialists 5/1Offensive system MultipleDefensive system 3-3-5

COACHING STAFFhead Coach RonRoberts alma Mater UTMartin,1990 Record at sLU (Years) FirstSeason Overall Record (Years) 47-16(5years)Offensive Coordinator/QB GregStevens alma Mater EasternOregon,1992Defensive Coordinator/safeties PeteGolding alma Mater DeltaState,2005Running Backs/assoc. head Coach E.K.Franks alma Mater CentralOklahoma,2000Defensive Line/Recruiting BrandonLacy alma Mater Kansas,2003Offensive Line TravisMikel alma Mater DeltaState,2007Wide Receivers ChetPobolish alma Mater EmporiaState,1999Linebackers KarlScott alma Mater McMurry,2007Tight Ends/video Coordinator SeanO’Sullivan alma Mater MarsHill,2009Cornerbacks TyroneeWilliams alma Mater MarsHill,1999Football Office Phone (985)549-5550Football Office Fax (985)549-5489

20�2 Schedule

Date Opponent Location Time series RecordSept.1 atMissouri Columbia,Mo. 6p.m. Firstmeetingsept. 8 sOUTh DaKOTa sTaTE haMMOnD 7 p.m. First meetingSept.13 atUTMartin(Thurs.) Martin,Tenn. 6p.m. SLUleads4-1sept. 22 McnEEsE sTaTE * (hOF) haMMOnD 7 p.m. MsU leads 22-15Sept.29 atLamar* Beaumont,Texas 3p.m. SLUleads4-3Oct.6 atUAB Birmingham,Ala. TBA FirstmeetingOct. 13 nORThWEsTERn sTaTE * haMMOnD 3 p.m. nWLa leads 29-26Oct.20 OPENOct. 27 CEnTRaL aRKansas * (hC) haMMOnD 7 p.m. UCa leads 4-1Nov.3 atSamHoustonState* Huntsville,Texas 2p.m. SHSUleads9-4nov. 10 sTEPhEn F. aUsTIn * haMMOnD 7 p.m. sFa leads 9-5-1Nov.15 atNichollsState*(Thurs.)(RBC) Thibodaux,La. 6p.m. NICHleads12-9

Nov.24 FCSPlayoffs(FirstRound) Campussites TBA -Dec.1 FCSPlayoffs(SecondRound) Campussites TBA -Dec.7-8 FCSPlayoffs(Quarterfinals) Campussites TBA -Dec.14-15 FCSPlayoffs(Semifinals) Campussites TBA -Jan.5,2013 FCSChampionshipGame Frisco,Texas TBA -

* -SouthlandConferencegameHC-HomecomingHOF-HallofFameGameRBC-RiverBellClassicHomegamesinBOLD CaPsAlldatesandtimesaresubjecttochange;AlltimesareCentral

Quick Facts

Dates to Remember

July 16 GreenandGoldCaravan (Amite, La.)

July 17 GreenandGoldCaravan (Baton Rouge, La.)

July 24 SouthlandConferenceFootballMediaDay L’Auberge du Lac Resort (Lake Charles)

July 26 GreenandGoldCaravan (Mandeville, La.)

July 31 PlayersReport

august 1 Firstpractice

aug. 15 Classesbegin

aug. 17 LionPawlooza(HotAugustNight) Downtown Hammond

aug. 18 SoutheasternFootballMediaDay Victory Club

sept. 1 SeasonopeneratMissouri Columbia, Mo.

sept. 8 Homeopenervs.SouthDakotaState Strawberry Stadium


no. name Pos. ht. Wt. Cl.-Exp. hometown Previous school/high school1 ToddWashington DB 5-11 180 Jr.-1L Lutcher,La. Memphis/LutcherHS2 KevinHarmon DB 6-2 195 Jr.-JC Southfield,Mich. CollegeoftheDesert/SouthfieldHS2 StanleyMoore WR 6-3 180 So.-Sq. Bastrop,La. BastropHS3 TommyElliott DB 5-10 180 Jr.-JC LongBeach,Calif. CerritosCC/JordanHS3 DeanJohnson WR 5-11 170 So.-1L Houston,Texas CyFallsHS4 TheoAlexander DB 6-4 200 Jr.-JC St.Louis,Mo. ASACC//GatewayTech4 BrianYoung QB 6-2 220 Sr.-2L Hahnville,La. HahnvilleHS5 MarquisFruge’ WR 6-0 190 Jr.-JC Houston,Texas SantaRosaCC/LutheranHighNorth5 JohnGraves DB 6-0 195 Jr.-JC Compton,Calif. GoldenWestCC/St.Anthony’sHS6 RyanAdams K/P 6-1 205 So.-1L Dayton,Ohio CarrollHS6 TonyMcCrea WR 5-10 175 Jr.-1L Irwinton,Ga. WilkinsonCountyHS7 MariceSutton DB 5-10 180 So.-1L NewOrleans,La. NewMexicoPrep/St.AugustineHS7 BrianEnsminger QB 6-2 195 Fr.-RS Hahnville,La. HahnvilleHS8 BeauMothe P 6-3 200 Sr.-3L NewOrleans,La. JesuitHS8 DevanWalker LB 6-3 250 Sr.-3L BatonRouge,La. CatholicHS9 JerryAnderson WR 6-5 215 Jr.-JC Germantown,Tenn. GardenCityCC/HoustonHS10 PaulKopesky DB 5-11 200 So.-1L Spring,Texas SpringHS10 TravonTravis WR 5-11 170 Fr.-HS Gulfport,Miss. GulfportHS12 NathanStanley QB 6-5 215 Sr.-1L Talehquah,Okla. OleMiss/SequoyahHS13 RobertAlford DB 5-11 180 Sr.-2L Hammond,La. HammondHS14 JeffSmiley DB 5-9 170 Fr.-HS FlowerMound,Texas MarcusHS15 JordanBarnett QB 6-3 210 So.-Sq. Shreveport,La. CaptainShreveHS15 MattMcCormick P 6-0 200 Jr.-1L Covington,La. CovingtonHS16 JeremyMeyers RB 6-2 210 So.-1L BatonRouge,La. St.Michael’sHS17 CarlPearson WR 6-2 190 So.-1L Farmerville,La. FarmervilleHS18 ReshadDouglas WR 6-3 200 Sr.-3L Shreveport,La. HuntingtonHS19 AustinMiller QB 6-2 215 Fr.-HS Hammond,La. HammondHS19 TannerWells QB 6-0 220 Fr.-RS DenhamSprings,La. DenhamSpringsHS20 SamFairley RB 5-9 180 Sr.-3L MossPoint,Miss. EastCentralHS20 DrewMisita LB 6-1 220 So.-1L Amite,La. OakForestAcademy21 KevinRoberts DB 5-11 190 Sr.-1L Meridian,Miss. EastMississippiCC/MeridianHS22 BlaneArnold WR 5-7 170 So.-1L BatonRouge,La. CatholicHS23 TylerStoddard DB 6-2 205 So.-1L Westlake,La. WestlakeHS24 T’DarrylGrays DB 5-11 180 Sr.-2L Picayune,Miss. PicayuneHS25 TirayDove DB 6-2 205 Jr.-JC Jacksonville,Fla. ASACC/RobertE.LeeHS26 MichaelChaney RB 5-10 200 Sr.-2L Ponchatoula,La. SWMississippiJC/PonchatoulaHS27 HarlanMiller DB 6-0 180 Fr.-HS Kentwood,La. KentwoodHS28 JordanWells RB 5-11 195 So.-1L RoundRock,Texas RoundRockHS29 LaTruanWeary RB 5-9 180 Jr.-1L Angie,La. VarnadoHS30 BlaineLeBlanc RB 5-8 175 Sr.-1L NewOrleans,La. SouthernMiss/JohnCurtis31 DenzelThompson DB 6-3 200 Fr.-RS Clearwater,Fla. CountrysideHS32 JarrettJohnson WR 5-10 175 Jr.-1L Terry,Miss. TerryHS33 KalebMuse LB 6-0 250 So.-1L Ponchatoula,La. PonchatoulaHS33 C.J.Patton RB 5-11 205 Fr.-RS BatonRouge,La. St.MichaelHS34 ZekeJones RB 6-0 240 Sr.-3L Springfield,La. SpringfieldHS34 ColeLeBlanc DB 6-2 205 Fr.-HS DenhamSprings,La. LiveOakHS39 TylerTourelle LB 5-11 210 So.-1L Covington,La. St.Paul’sSchool40 JohnRoberts LB 6-3 210 Jr.-1L BatonRouge,La. St.Michael’sHS41 SethSebastian K 5-10 185 Jr.-2L Lafayette,La. LafayetteHS42 AaronHarris LB 6-3 230 So.-1L Houston,Texas WestfieldHS43 CalebYoung LB 6-3 220 Fr.-HS Houston,Texas NorthShoreHS44 MairoStovall DL 6-1 240 Sr.-1L OceanSprings,Miss. Miss.GulfCoastCC/OceanSpringsHS45 RickyIrvin LB 6-1 220 Jr.-2L Westlake,La. WestlakeHS46 TayAlford LB 5-11 210 Sr.-3L Bastrop,La. BastropHS47 TaylorJenkins TE 6-3 230 Fr.-RS BatonRouge,La. CentralHS48 JuwaanRogers LB 6-0 230 Fr.-HS Amite,La. AmiteHS49 JoshByars DB 5-10 175 Fr.-HS Amite,La. OakForestAcademy51 BriceBishop LB 6-4 210 Fr.-HS LibertyHill,Texas LibertyHillHS52 JacobLasky OL 6-3 315 Fr.-HS Cantonment,Fla. TateHS53 TramaineLucas DL 6-1 280 Sr.-3L BatonRouge,La. GlenOaksHS54 BrophyHiatt OL 6-2 285 Fr.-HS Visalia,Calif. GoldenWestHS55 TaylorRomero OL 6-2 280 Fr.-HS Manvel,Texas ManvelHS56 PrentissHood OL 6-1 315 Sr.-1L Davenport,Iowa IowaCentralHS/DavenportHS58 DereckRobinson LB 5-10 245 Fr.-HS Destrehan,La. DestrehanHS

Alphabetical Roster

no. name Pos.92 IvanAbarenov DL6 RyanAdams K/P4 TheoAlexander DB13 RobertAlford DB46 TayAlford LB9 JerryAnderson WR22 BlaneArnold WR15 JordanBarnett QB51 BriceBishop LB65 CoreyBoothe OL49 JoshByars DB26 MichaelChaney RB95 JustinChurch DE89 HunterCraven TE18 ReshadDouglas WR25 TirayDove DB3 TommyElliott DB7 BrianEnsminger QB20 SamFairley RB5 MarquisFruge’ WR76 GastenGabriel OL70 JoeGraves OL5 JohnGraves DB24 T’DarrylGrays DB71 JarrodHale OL2 KevinHarmon DB42 AaronHarris LB54 BrophyHiatt OL56 PrentissHood OL97 EvanHuahulu DL45 RickyIrvin LB47 TaylorJenkins TE3 DeanJohnson WR32 JarrettJohnson WR34 ZekeJones RB86 ChaseKeller WR10 PaulKopesky DB98 ScottKorte DL52 JacobLasky OL30 BlaineLeBlanc RB34 ColeLeBlanc DB53 TramaineLucas DL84 ChrisMalott WR15 MattMcCormick P6 TonyMcCrea WR16 JeremyMeyers RB94 CollinMiddleton DL19 AustinMiller QB27 HarlanMiller DB20 DrewMisita LB82 JordanMoon TE2 StanleyMoore WR8 BeauMothe P60 RogersMueller LS33 KalebMuse LB75 JohnO’Brien OL62 MarshallParis OL33 C.J.Patton RB17 CarlPearson WR63 JeremyPolk OL,40 JohnRoberts LB

2012 Roster


59 PeytonZeringue LS 5-8 220 So.-Sq. Hahnville,La. HahnvilleHS60 RogersMueller LS 5-10 240 Sr.-1L LongBeach,Miss. LongBeachHS62 MarshallParis OL 6-2 285 Jr.-2L LakeCharles,La. SamHoustonHS63 JeremyPolk OL, 6-3 320 Jr.-JC Austin,Texas CISCOCollege/LBJHS64 BrentWagner OL 6-2 275 Fr.-HS LeagueCity,Texas ClearCreekHS65 CoreyBoothe OL 6-3 270 So.-1L Heidelberg,Miss. HeidelbergAcademy67 GeremyWilson OL 6-3 305 Jr.-2L Galveston,Texas BallHS70 JoeGraves OL 6-2 300 Fr.-HS Covington,La. CovingtonHS71 JarrodHale OL 6-4 270 So.-Sq. Houston,Texas WestfieldHS74 PaulRoppolo OL 6-5 270 Sr.-3L Marrero,La. ArchbishopShawHS75 JohnO’Brien OL 6-8 320 Jr.-JC Riverside,Calif. RiversideCC/JurupaValleyHS76 GastenGabriel OL 6-5 300 Jr.-2L Jackson,La. WestFelicianaHS82 JordanMoon TE 6-3 240 So.-1L Pflugerville,Texas PflugervilleHS83 RobertScarpati DL 6-3 270 So.-Sq. Houston,Texas CypressRidgeHS84 ChrisMalott WR 6-5 215 So.-1L TheWoodlands,Texas CollegeParkHS86 ChaseKeller WR 6-1 200 So.-Sq. St.Amant,La. St.AmantHS89 HunterCraven TE 6-4 250 So.-1L LibertyHill,Texas LibertyHillHS91 GregTriay DE 6-2 270 Jr.-JC Upland,Calif. CitrusCC/UplandHS92 IvanAbarenov DL 6-3 290 Jr.-JC Glendale,Calif. GlendaleCollege/HooverHS93 NikkoTaylor DL 6-1 265 Fr.-HS Fontana,Calif. SummitHS94 CollinMiddleton DL 6-3 250 Fr.-HS CedarPark,Texas AirForcePrep/CedarParkHS95 JustinChurch DE 6-4 225 So.-1L Mandeville,La. FontainebleauHS96 JeremyWilliams DL 6-1 285 Jr.-JC Cypress,Texas BlinnJC/CyCreekHS97 EvanHuahulu DL 6-2 320 Sr.-Tr. SantaAna,Calif. UtahState/ServiteHS98 ScottKorte DL 6-4 230 So.-1L Mandeville,La. FontainebleauHS

21 KevinRoberts DB58 DereckRobinson LB48 JuwaanRogers LB55 TaylorRomero OL74 PaulRoppolo OL83 RobertScarpati DL41 SethSebastian K14 JeffSmiley DB12 NathanStanley QB23 TylerStoddard DB44 MairoStovall DE7 MariceSutton DB93 NikkoTaylor DL31 DenzelThompson DB39 TylerTourelle LB10 TravonTravis WR91 GregTriay DL64 BrentWagner OL8 DevanWalker DE1 ToddWashington DB29 LaTruanWeary RB28 JordanWells RB19 TannerWells QB96 JeremyWilliams DL67 GeremyWilson OL4 BrianYoung QB43 CalebYoung LB59 PeytonZeringue LS

2012 Roster

Pronunciation Guide

PLaYERs92 IvanAbarenov . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Uh-bare-uh-nov25 TirayDove . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tie-ray7 BrianEnsminger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ens-ming-er5 MarquisFruge’. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Froo-zjay24 T’DarrylGrays . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tuh-darryl71 JarrodHale. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Juh-rod56 PrentissHood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pren-tiss97 EvanHuahulu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Who-uh-hulu10 PaulKopesky . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Kuh-pess-key98 ScottKorte . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Court30 BlaineLeBlanc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Luh-blahnk34 ColeLeBlanc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Luh-blahn84 ChrisMalott. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Muh-lot6 TonyMcCrea. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mc-cray27 HarlanMiller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Har-lun20 DrewMisita. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Muh-see-tuh8 BeauMothe. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mott60 RogersMueller. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mew-ler58 DereckRobinson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Derr-ick48 JuwaanRogers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Ju-wahn55 TaylorRomero . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Row-mare-o74 PaulRoppolo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Row-po-low83 RobertScarpati . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Scar-pat-e44 MairoStovall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .My-row7 MariceSutton. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mar-eece93 NikkoTaylor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Knee-co39 TylerTourelle. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Too-rell10 TravonTravis. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tray-von91 GregTriay . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Try-ay8 DevanWalker. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dev-in29 LaTruanWeary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Luh-tron59 PaytonZeringue. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Zer-rang

COaChEsTravisMikel. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .My-culChetPobolish. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Po-bowl-ishTyroneeWilliams. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ty-rown hOMETOWnsAmite. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-meetDestrehan. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Des-truh-hannHouma. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ho-muhManvel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Man-velMarrero . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Muh-rare-oPflugerville. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Flu-gur-villePonchatoula. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pon-cha-too-luhSt.Amant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SaintUh-mahntTalehquah . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tal-uh-kwah


Roster Breakdown

20�2 Southeastern Football Signees (* - Midyear Signees)

name Pos. ht. Wt. hometown (high school/JC)IvanAbarenov DL 6-3 290 Glendale,Calif.(GlendaleCollege/HooverHS)*TheoAlexander DB 6-4 200 St.Louis,Mo.(ASACollege/GatewayTech)JerryAnderson WR 6-5 215 Germantown,Tenn.(GardenCityCC/HoustonHS)JoshByars DB 5-10 175 Amite,La.(OakForestAcademy)*TirayDove DB 6-2 205 Jacksonville,Fla.(ASACollege/RobertE.LeeHS)TommyElliott DB 5-10 180 LongBeach,Calif.(CerritosCC/JordanHS)MarquiseFruge’ WR 6-0 190 Houston,Texas(SantaRosaCC/LutheranHighNorth)JoeGraves OL 6-2 300 Covington,La.(CovingtonHS)JohnGraves DB 6-0 195 Compton,Calif.(GoldenWestCC/St.Anthony’sHS)KevinHarmon DB 6-2 195 Southfield,Mich.(CollegeoftheDesert/SouthfieldHS)ColeLeBlanc DB 6-2 205 DenhamSprings,La.(LiveOakHS)*CollinMiddleton DE 6-3 250 CedarPark,Texas(AirForcePrep/CedarParkHS)AustinMiller QB 6-2 215 Hammond,La.(HammondHS)HarlanMiller DB 6-0 180 Kentwood,La.(KentwoodHS)JohnO’Brien OL 6-8 320 Riverside,Calif.(RiversideCC/JurupaValleyHS)JeremyPolk OL 6-3 320 Austin,Texas(CISCOCollege/LBJHS)DereckRobinson LB 5-10 245 Destrehan,La.(DestrehanHS)JuwaanRogers LB 6-0 230 Amite,La.(AmiteHS)TaylorRomero OL 6-2 280 Manvel,Texas(ManvelHS)JeffSmiley DB 5-9 170 FlowerMound,Texas(MarcusHS)NikkoTaylor DL 6-1 265 Fontana,Calif.(SummitHS)TravonTravis WR 5-11 170 Gulfport,Miss.(GulfportHS)

GregTriay DL 6-2 270 Upland,Calif.(CitrusCC/UplandHS)BrentWagner OL 6-2 275 LeagueCity,Texas(ClearCreekHS)JeremyWilliams DL 6-1 285 Cypress,Texas(BlinnCC/CyCreekHS)CalebYoung LB 6-3 220 Houston,Texas(NorthShoreHS)

Louisiana (��)aMITEJoshByarsDrewMisitaJuwaanRogers

angIELaTruanWeary

BasTROPTayAlfordStanleyMoore

BaTOn ROUgEBlaneArnoldTaylorJenkinsTramaineLucasJeremyMeyersC.J.PattonJohnRobertsDevanWalker

COvIngTOnJoeGravesMattMcCormickTylerTourelle

DEnhaM sPRIngsColeLeBlancTannerWells

DEsTREhanDereckRobinson

FaRMERvILLECarlPearson

hahnvILLEBrianEnsmingerBrianYoungPeytonZeringue

haMMOnDRobertAlfordAustinMiller

JaCKsOnGastenGabriel

KEnTWOODHarlanMiller

LaFaYETTESethSebastian

LaKE ChaRLEsMarshallParis

LUTChERToddWashington

ManDEvILLEJustinChurchScottKorte

MaRREROPaulRoppolo

nEW ORLEansBlaineLeBlancBeauMotheMariceSutton

POnChaTOULaMichaelChaneyKalebMuse

sT. aManTChaseKeller

shREvEPORTJordanBarnettReshadDouglas

sPRIngFIELDZekeJones

WEsTLaKERickyIrvinTylerStoddard

Other StatesCalifornia (�)COMPTOnJohnGraves

FOnTanaNikkoTaylor

gLEnDaLEIvanAbarenov

LOng BEaChTommyElliott

RIvERsIDEJohnO’Brien

sanTa anaEvanHuahulu

UPLanDGregTriay

vIsaLIaBrophyHiatt

Florida (�)CanTOnMEnTJacobLasky

CLEaRWaTERDenzelThompson

JaCKsOnvILLETirayDove

Georgia (�)IRWInTOnTonyMcCrea

Iowa (�)DavEnPORTPrentissHood

Michigan (�)sOUThFIELDKevinHarmon

Mississippi (�)gULFPORTTravonTravis

hEIDELBERgCoreyBoothe

JaCKsOnJarrettJohnson

MERIDIanKevinRoberts

MOss POInTSamFairley

OCEan sPRIngsMairoStovall

PICaYUnET’DarrylGrays

Missouri (�)sT. LOUIsTheoAlexander

Ohio (�)DaYTOnRyanAdams

Oklahoma (�)TaLEhQUahNathanStanley

Tennessee (�)gERManTOWnJerryAnderson

Texas (�9)aUsTInJeremyPolk

CEDaR PaRKCollinMiddleton

FLOWER MOUnDJeffSmiley

CYPREssJeremyWilliams

gaLvEsTOnGeremyWilson

hOUsTOnMarquiseFruge’JarrodHaleAaronHarrisDeanJohnsonRobertScarpatiCalebYoung

LEagUE CITYBrentWagner

LIBERTY hILLBriceBishopHunterCraven

ManvELTaylorRomero

PFLUgERvILLEJordanMoon

ROUnD ROCKJordanWells

sPRIng PaulKopesky

ThE WOODLanDsChrisMalott

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Depth ChartOffense

WR(X) 3 DeanJohnson 5-11 170 So. 2 StanleyMoore 6-3 180 So. 86 ChaseKeller 6-1 200 So.

LT 76 GastenGabriel 6-5 300 Jr. 71 JarrodHale 6-4 270 So.LG 62 MarshallParis 6-2 285 Jr. 63 JeremyPolk 6-3 320 Jr.

C 67 GeremyWilson 6-3 305 Jr. 64 BrentWagner 6-2 275 Fr.

RG 65 CoreyBoothe 6-3 270 So. 56 PrentissHood 6-1 315 Sr. 55 TaylorRomero 6-2 280 Fr.

RT 74 PaulRoppolo 6-5 270 Sr. 75 JohnO’Brien 6-8 320 Jr. 70 JoeGraves 6-2 300 Fr.

TE 89 HunterCraven 6-4 250 So. 82 JordanMoon 6-3 240 So.-or- 47 TaylorJenkins 6-3 230 R-Fr.

WR(Z) 9 JerryAnderson 6-5 215 Jr. 17 CarlPearson 6-2 190 So. 10 TravonTravis 5-11 170 Fr.

QB 12 NathanStanley 6-5 215 Sr. 4 BrianYoung 6-2 220 Sr. 15 JordanBarnett 6-3 210 So. 7 BrianEnsminger 6-2 195 R-Fr.

RB 20 SamFairley 5-9 180 Sr. 30 BlaineLeBlanc 5-8 175 Sr. 34 ZekeJones 6-0 240 Sr. 28 JordanWells 5-11 195 So.

WR(Y) 84 ChrisMalott 6-5 215 So. 5 MarquisFruge’ 6-0 190 Jr. 18 ReshadDouglas 6-3 200 Sr.

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WR(F) 6 TonyMcCrea 5-10 175 Jr. 22 BlaneArnold 5-7 170 So. 32 JarrettJohnson 5-10 175 Jr.

FB 29 LaTruanWeary 5-9 180 Jr. 26 MichaelChaney 5-10 200 Sr. 33 C.J.Patton 5-11 205 R-Fr.

Defense

LDE 91 GregTriay 6-2 270 Jr. 96 JeremyWilliams 6-1 285 Jr. 93 NikkoTaylor 6-1 265 Fr.

NG 53 TramaineLucas 6-1 280 Sr. 97 EvanHuahula 6-2 320 Sr. 83 RobertScarpati 6-3 270 So.RDE 95 JustinChurch 6-4 225 So. 44 MairoStovall 6-1 240 Sr. 92 IvanAbarenov 6-3 290 Jr.

LOLB 8 DevanWalker 6-3 250 Sr. 42 AaronHarris 6-3 230 So. 40 JohnRoberts 6-3 210 Jr.

MLB 33 KalebMuse 6-0 250 So. 45 RickyIrvin 6-1 220 So. 39 TylerTourelle 5-11 210 So.

ROLB 46 TayAlford 5-11 210 Sr. 20 DrewMisita 6-1 220 So. 43 CalebYoung 6-3 220 Fr.

LCB 13 RobertAlford 5-11 180 Sr. 24 T’DarrylGrays 5-11 180 Sr. 31 DenzelThompson 6-3 200 R-Fr.

Lion 21 KevinRoberts 5-11 190 Sr. 5 JohnGraves 6-0 195 Jr. 10 PaulKopesky 5-11 200 So.

FS 23 TylerStoddard 6-2 205 So. 4 TheoAlexander 6-4 200 Jr. 34 ColeLeBlanc 6-2 190 Fr.

RAM 7 MariceSutton 5-10 180 So. 2 KennyHarmon 6-2 195 Jr. 25 TirayDove 6-2 205 Jr.

RCB 1 ToddWashington 5-11 180 Jr. 3 TommyElliott 5-10 180 Jr. 27 HarlanMiller 6-0 180 Fr.

Special Teams

K 41 SethSebastian 5-10 185 Jr. 6 RyanAdams 6-1 205 So.

KO 6 RyanAdams 6-1 205 So. 41 SethSebastian 5-10 185 Jr.

P 8 BeauMothe 6-3 200 Sr. 15 MattMcCormick 6-0 200 Jr.LS 60 RogersMueller 5-10 240 Sr. 59 PeytonZeringue 5-8 220 So.

HOLD 8 BeauMothe 6-3 200 Sr. 15 MattMcCormick 6-0 200 Jr. 15 JordanBarnett 6-3 210 So.

KOR 28 JordanWells 5-11 195 So. 20 SamFairley 5-9 180 Sr. 22 BlaneArnold 5-7 170 So.

PR 13 RobertAlford 5-11 180 Sr. 6 TonyMcCrea 5-10 175 Jr. 3 DeanJohnson 5-11 170 So.

Jordan Wells setaSoutheasternandSouthlandConferencesingle-seasonrecordwith1,383yardsinkickreturnsin2011.Theredshirtfreshmanfinished10thoverallinvotingfortheinauguralJerryRiceAward,presentedtothetopfreshmaninthecountrybytheSportsNetwork.

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�0 20�2 Southeastern Louisiana University Football

Asitentersits10thseasononthegridironsinceitshistoricreturnin2003,theSouth-easternLouisianaUniversityfootballteam

lookstorestorealegacythatsawtheschoolclaimsevenconferencetitlesina16-yearspan.Withanewcoachingstaffthatbringsawinningpedigree,50returningletterwinners,21returningstartersandabevyofnewcomersincludingsomeofthetopprospectsinthecountry,SoutheasternisfirmlyontheroadtoareturntogreatnessasitcompetesintheSouthlandConference–oneofthemostcompetitiveleaguesintheFootballChampionshipSubdivision. RonRoberts,whowon47gamesandfourcon-ferencetitlesinafive-yearstintatDivisionIIDeltaState,washiredasthe15thheadcoachinschoolhistoryandhitthegroundrunningonrebuildinghisnewteam.HistaskinHammondissimple–tomoldtheLionsintoaperennialwinnerinaregionthatisrichinfootballtalent.AndafterasuccessfulstintatDSU,whereRoberts’ledtheStatesmentotheD-IINationalChampionshipGamein2010,thefirst-yearcoachbelieveshehasthetoolsnecessarytocompeteattheDivisionIFootballChampionshipSubdivisionlevel. “Ithinkthesky’sthelimit,tobehonest,”Rob-ertssaid.“IthinkwehavethetalenttocompeteandIthinktherearealotofthingsthatwehavetotakecareofinbecomingagoodfootballteam.I’mnotgo-ingtosaywe’rethereyet.We’renot.We’vegotsomeworktodoinfallcamp.Butifwetakecareofourbusiness,andmakeupthegroundduringthesum-meranddoingthingswe’resupposedtobedoing,wecanmakeourselvesaverygoodfootballteam.” EightstartersreturnonoffensefortheLions,highlightedbybookendtacklesGastenGabrieland

PaulRoppolo.SeniorsSamFairleyandZekeJoneswillspearheadagroundgamethatlookstobemorephysicalin2012withquarterbacksBrianYoungandNathanStanleypreparedtodirectahigh-poweredoffensethatfinishedamongthenationalleaders. Ondefense,ninestartersreturnledbythecornerbacktandemofRobertAlfordandToddWashington.Asafreshman,TylerStoddardtiedfortheteamleadwith90tacklesandispreparedforanothersolidyearin2012.Astronglinebackingcorp,highlightedbyRickyIrvinandTayAlford,willgetanaddedboostfromconverteddefensiveendDevanWalker.Upfront,JustinChurch,TramaineLucasandMairoStovallarethetopreturningplayersastheLionsfocusedheavilyinrecruitingrun-stopperstoaidthedefense. SethSebastianreturnsforhisjuniorseasonastheLions’kickerwhilethepuntingdutiesareinsolidhandswithBeauMotheandMattMcCormick.AfterafreshmanseasoninwhichhesetschoolandSouth-landConferencerecordsandfinished10thoverallintheinauguralJerryRiceAward,JordanWellswillonceagainbethemainkickoffreturner. WhileRobertsisnewtotheDivisionIheadcoachingscene,heisnostrangertotheSouthlandConferenceashespentthe2003seasonasthedefensivecoordinatoratthenleaguememberTexasState.AndbycompetinginoneofthetopDivisionIIleaguesinthecountry,RobertsknowsaboutthetalentandruggedcompetitionintheSouthlandConference. “Oneofthegreatthingsaboutthisconferenceisthattherearesomequalityathletes,”Robertssaid.“Therearealotofathletesinthisconferencethatcanplayanywhereinthecountry.Soyou’replayingtop-notchcompetition.Thestrengthoftheconfer-

ence,fromthetopondown,obviouslymakesitatoughleagueandyouhavetobereadytoplayeverySaturdayandifyoudon’tshowupandbringyour‘A’game,you’renotgoingtodowell. “Thattomeisabigpartofit,becausethat’sadifferentmindsetforsomebodytogothroughandwinaconferencelikethis…becauseofconsistencythroughouttheseasonandthroughoutfourquartersofaballgame.Youcan’tletup.” Aftergettingathoroughlookathisnewteamduringspringpractice,RobertsbelievestheLionscanregaintheirlegacyandgivefansinHammondsomethingthey’vebeenlookingforsincereturningtothegridironadecadeago–awinner. “OurkidshaveagreatworkethicandIthinktheyareresilientandwillhandleanythingthatyouthrowatthem,”Robertssaid.“Winningisallaboutexpectationsandwhatyoudemandofyourselfonadailybasis.It’s‘doyouhavethemindsettocomeinhereandplayballorareyoucominginheretoworktowardsachampionship?’ “We’regettingtothatpart,butit’saprocesstolearnhowtoconductyourselfonadailybasis…howyoudoyourbusinessandjusttakingcareofthingsthatneedtobetakencareoftoknowthatyou’regoingtoreaptherewarddowntheroad.Istartedtoseethatasthespringfinishedup.Wedidagreatjobintheweightroom.Wegotbetterduringspringpractice.ButwehavetostartbackinAugustandmakesurewe’reonajourneyeverydayandget-tingbetterasafootballteam.”

20�2 OutlookNew Staff, New Attitude Look To Restore Winning Football Legacy

2012 Outlook

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Inhisfirstfullseasonasastarter,quarterbackBrianYoungdirectedanoffensethatranked11thamongFCSschoolsinpassingoffenseand28thintotaloffensein2011.

Offensive Starters Returning (�)name Pos. ht. Wt. Cl. 2011 stats/notesCoreyBoothe OL 6-3 270 So. Started11gamesatRGSamFairley RB 5-9 180 Sr. 145carries,579yards,4.0average,1TD,16rec.,99yardsGastenGabriel OL 6-5 300 Jr. Started11gamesatLTDeanJohnson WR 5-11 170 So. 23receptions,226yards,2TDsMarshallParis OL 6-2 280 Jr. Started11gamesatLGCarlPearson WR 6-2 190 So. 17receptions,201yards,1TDPaulRoppolo OL 6-5 290 Sr. StartedeightgamesatRTBrianYoung QB 6-2 220 Sr. 246-419-15;2,855yards,15TDs,58.7pct.

Defensive Starters Returning (9)name Pos. ht. Wt. Cl. 2011 stats/notesRobertAlford DB 5-11 180 Sr. 52tackles,5INT,7PBUs,1FF,1FRTayAlford LB 5-11 215 Sr. 90tackles,5TFL,2sacksRickyIrvin LB 6-1 225 So. 85tackles,16TFL,1FRTramaineLucas DL 6-1 280 Sr. 21tackles,5TFL,2sacksKevinRoberts DB 5-11 190 Sr. 34tackles,1INT,2PBUsTylerStoddard DB 6-2 200 So. 90tackles,5TFL,1INT,5PBUsMariceSutton DB 5-10 180 So. 42tackles,1TFL,1INT,2PBUsDevanWalker LB 6-3 250 Sr. 51tackles,14TFL,3sacks,11QBH(playedatDEin2010)ToddWashington DB 6-0 180 Jr. 15tackles,1INT,2PBUs

Specialists Returing (�)name Pos. ht. Wt. Cl. 2011 stats/notesMattMcCormick P 6-0 200 Jr. 36punts,41.5avg.,61long,21FC,12inside-20,750+BeauMothe P 6-3 205 Sr. 16punts,36.5avg.,51long,4FCSethSebastian K 5-10 185 Jr. 14-21FG(long45),35-37PAT,77pointsJordanWells RB/KR 5-11 195 So. 52KR,1,383yards,26.6avg.,91LR FinalistforJerryRiceAward(FCSTopFreshman)

Other Key Returnersname Pos. ht. Wt. Cl. 2011 stats/notesJustinChurch DE 6-4 230 So. 24tackles,3TFL,1sackZekeJones RB 6-0 230 Sr. 292yards,4.4avg.,7TDs(missedfivegamestoinjury)KalebMuse LB 6-0 250 So. 18tackles,3TFL,1PBUNathanStanley QB 6-5 215 Sr. 28-58-6,286yards,2TDsLaTruanWeary RB 5-9 180 Jr. 290yards,4.2avg.,5TDs

Key Losses (* indicates starter in 20��)name Pos. 2011 stats/notesJarrodBlack* DL 19tackles,6TFL,1sack,1PBUBrandonCollins* WR 61receptions,746yards,5TDsAveryCrooks* LB 63tackles,4TFL,1sackKeironJones* DB 57tackles,2TFL,2INT,3PBUsJoshPenton* C 11startsatCKoryTheodore* WR 60receptions,743yards,5TDsSimmieYarborough* WR 61receptions,778yards,3TDs

Key Newcomersname Pos. ht. Wt. Cl. hometown (Previous school)TheoAlexander DB 6-4 205 Jr. St.Louis,Mo.(ASACC)JerryAnderson WR 6-5 215 Jr. Germantown,Tenn.(GardenCityCC)TirayDove DB 6-2 210 Jr. Jacksonville,Fla.(ASACC)MarquisFruge’ WR 6-1 190 Jr. Houston,Texas(SantaRosaCC)CollinMiddleton DE 6-1 250 Fr. CedarPark,Texas(AirForcePrep)JuwaanRogers LB 6-0 230 Fr. Amite,La.(AmiteHS)JeremyWilliams DL 6-1 285 Jr. Cypress,Texas Preseason all-america CandidatesRobertAlford(DB),GastenGabriel(OL),JordanWells(KR)

Lions At A Glance

Despitemissingfivegamesduetoaninjury,runningbackZekeJonesrushedforateam-leadingseventouchdownsontheseasonandfinishedsecondontheteaminrushing.

Afterearningastartingpositionforthefinaleightgamesofthe2011season,freshmanTylerStoddard(23)finishedtiedfortheteam-leadwith90tackles.◄

2012 Outlook


Quarterbacks SoutheasternfanscanexpecttoseeimmediatedifferencesintheLionfootballpro-gramasthe2012seasonbegins.Newcoach.Newturf.Newuniforms. Ifthespringpracticesessionisanyindication,LionfanscanalsoanticipateanewfaceundercentercometheSept.1openeratMissouri.NathanStanley(6-5,215,Sr.)cameoutofspringdrillsastheNo.1quarterback,whileincumbentstarterBrianYoung(6-2,220,Sr.)willenterfallcampaclosesecondonthedepthchart.FirstyearheadcoachRonRobertswillhaveatoughdecisionahead,asafiercequarterbackbattlewillbeoneofthemostintriguingpreseasonstories.

StanleywastheprimarybackupforYounginhisfirstyearwithSoutheastern.TheTalehquah,Okla.,nativesawactioninsixgamesin2011,throwingapairoftouchdownsinawinoverSavannahState.Stanley,whoenrolledatSoutheasternbeforehisjuniorseasonaftertransferringfromOleMiss,seemedtoquicklytaketoRobertsandnewoffensivecoordina-torGregStevens’systeminhisfirstspringasaLion. MeanwhileYoungalsohadastrongspringcomingoffhisfirstyearasafull-timestarter.Startingall11gamesfortheLions,theHahnvillenativepassedfor2,855yardsand15touchdowns.Inhistwo-plusyearsinthegreenandgold,Younghasdevelopedintooneoftheprogram’sleadersandthatqualityhasnotbeenlostonthenewSoutheasternstaff. WhileStanleyleftthespringwithaslightadvantage,theseniorsignalcallerswillbothbecalledontoimpressinthefalltosecurethestartingjobaccordingtoRoberts.

“Inthespring,bothNathanandBriandidareallygoodjobofgraspingtheoffensethatwe’retryingtogetdone,”Robertscommented.“Whatreallystoodoutwasthattheywerebothefficientwiththefootball,especiallyaswewrappedupthelastweekofspringpractice. “We’renotlookingforourquarterbacktobeagunslinger,”Robertscontinued.“Theyhavetoknowwhattodowiththefootball,takewhatthedefensegivesthemandavoidputtingthemselvesinabadpositionbyforcingballsdownthefield.WeheadintoAugustwithanopenbattle.Thebottomlineisthemoreconsistentplayerduringfallcampisgoingtobethestartingquarterbackinourfirstgame.” WhileStanleyandYoungarethefrontrunners,awildcardinthequarterbackracecouldemergeinJordanBarnett(6-3,210,So.).TheShreveportnativewasslatedtobeama-jorplayerinthequarterbackraceasaredshirtfreshmanlastfallbeforesufferingaseason-endinginjuryduringthepreseason.Barnettwasunabletocompeteduringthespring,butfigurestogetalonglookwhenplayersreport. “Jordan’saguythathasn’treceivedmuchattentionaftermissinglastseasonandnotgoingthroughspringdrills,”Robertssaid.“Buthe’sacompetitorwithastrongarm.Weviewhimassomeonethatcanputhimselfinthemixrealquick.”

Running Backs OneofRoberts’immediategoalsforthenew-lookLionsisfortheoffensetobecomeamorephysicalandbalancedunit.Withtheteam’stopsevenrushersfrom2011returningforthe2012campaign,theLionsseemwell-equippedtotakeontheirnewleader’smission. Headingintothe2012,apairofseniorsareslatedtoresumetheirrolesastheteam’stopballcarriers.BoththeversatileSamFairley(5-9,180,Sr.)andbruiserZekeJones(6-0,240,Sr.)areexpectedtobeabigpartoftheLionattackafterbattlinginjuriesin2011. Fairleymissedtwogameslastseason,rushingfor396yardsandthreetouchdowns.Thedo-everythingMossPoint,Miss.,productwasalsotheteam’stoppasscatcheroutofthebackfield,pullingdown18passesfor203yards. WhileFairleyhasbeentheteam’smostproductiverusher,Joneshasdevelopedanosefortheendzone.TheIndependencenativepoweredhiswaytoateam-highsevenrushingtouchdowns–includingasingle-gameschoolrecordthreescoresina63-6winover

SavannahState.BothFairleyandJoneshaveimpressedRobertsandhisstaff. “Sam’sverydynamic,runshardanddoesagreatjobintheopenfield,”Robertsstated.“HehasallthetoolstobeagreatbackintheSouthlandConference.Forustowinaconfer-encechampionship,SamorZekewillhavesomeweightontheirshoulders.Whoever’sinthatpositionwillhavetodurableandtheywillhavetobringtheirgameeverytimetheyshowupandeverytimetheytouchthefootball.” Apairofreserverunningbackswillseetheirroleschangeaftershowingflashesofproductivityin2011.LaTruanWeary(5-9,180,Jr.)andMichaelChaney(5-10,200,Sr.)willbefactorsatfullback–avitalpositiontotheLionattack. “BothLaTruanandMichaeldidagreatjobandgotmorephysicalasthespringwentalong,”Robertscommented.“We’reask-ingthemtogetinthereandblockdefensivelinebackersanddefensivelinemen.It’snotagloriousjob,buttheyhavetoapproachitwithtenacityandeffort.It’sakeytoouroffenseiftheydoitright.”

TwootherrunnersinBlaineLeBlanc(5-8,175,Sr.)andJordanWells(5-11,195,So.)areexpectedtoplayapartintheSoutheasternattack. “Blainewasveryimpressiveinthespringandwillgiveusthreegoodoptions,”Robertssaid.“Jordanhasalotoftalent,butheneedstobemoreconsistentifhewantstogetinthehunt.”

Receivers WhileLionfanswillseemanyfamiliarfacesinthebackfield,thereceivingcorpswillhaveafreshlookwithseveralplayerslookingtotakeadvantageofincreasedplayingtime. SoutheasternwilllookingtoreplacethreeofthemostprolificreceiversinschoolhistoryinSimmieYarborough,BrandonCollinsandKoryTheodore.Thetrio–allseniorsin2011–combinedfor183catches,2,267yardsand

QB 12 - NathanStanley(6-5,215,Sr.)4 - BrianYoung(6-2,220,Sr.)15 - JordanBarnett(6-3,210,So.)

RB 20 SamFairley(5-9,180,Sr.)30 BlaineLeBlanc(5-8,175,Sr.)34 ZekeJones(6-3,240,Sr.)

FB 29 LaTruanWeary(5-9,180,Jr.)26 MichaelChaney(5-10,200,Sr.)33 C.J.Patton(5-11,205,Fr.)

▲Michael Chaney

▲Nathan Stanley

Position Breakdown


13touchdowns.RobertswillbelookingforayounggroupofpasscatcherstostepupiftheLionshopetomatchthosegaudynumbers. “Receiverisouryoungestpositioninregardstoexperience,playingrepsandguysgettingonthefieldandcatchingballs.” DeanJohnson(5-11,170,So.)istheLionsmostexperiencedpasscatcher.TheHouston,Texasnativecaught23ballsfor226yardsandapairofscoresasatruefreshmanin2011.JohnsonandChrisMalott(6-5,215,So.)emergedforspringpracticeasthestarters.

“Deanhastremendousathleticability,butdoesn’thavetheexperienceyet,”Robertscommented.“Chriswasburieddownthedepthchartandcameoutontop.Heplaysthegamethewaywelikeit.Heblocks,runswellandcatchestheballoverthemiddle.” JohnsonandMalottarejusttwoofthereceiverssettomakeanimpactinthe2011

campaign.TonyMcCrea(5-10,175,Jr.),BlaineArnold(5-7,170,So.)andStanleyMoore(6-3,180,So.)allimpressedRobertsinthespring.JuniorcollegetransfersJerryAnderson(6-5,215,Jr.)andMarquisFruge’(6-0,190,Jr.)areexpectedtohaveimmediateimpacts. TheLionswillalsomakebetteruseofthetightendinthecomingyear.Robertsbelievesthreeplayerswillhavechancestobeinthemixattheposition. “HunterCraven(6-4,250,So.)andTaylorJenkins(6-3,230,Fr.)playedtightendinhighschoolandwillworkwellinouroffense,”Robertssaid.“JordanMoon(6-3,240,So.)isaguythatwehavehighexpectationsfor.Hedidn’tgetachancetoparticipateinthespring,sowe’reexcitedtogetachancetolookathiminfallcamp.”

Offensive Line Nomatterwhoemergesastheskillplay-ersforSoutheastern,theirsuccesshingesontheLionoffensivelinecorps.Southeasternwilldependonamixofveteransandnewcomerstocontroltheactioninthetrenches. Robertsexpectstheoffensiveline’sat-titudetosetthetonefortheoffensiveunit’ssuccess. “Beingphysicalandrunningthefootballisamentality,”Robertssaid.“Theyhavetodoitdailytogetgoodatit.Ittakesaprocessofget-tingtheminthatmentalityofwhat’sexpectedofthem.” ThestrengthofSoutheastern’soffensivelinecomesontheedgewheretheLionsreturntwostartersattackle.LefttackleGastenGabriel(6-5,300,Jr.)andrighttacklePaulRop-polo(6-5,270,Sr.)willbebackandexpectedtoleadthewayforSoutheastern. Roppolohasstarted18gamesontheoffensivelinedespitebattlinginjurieseachofthepasttwoseason.Gabriel,a2011honorablementionAll-SouthlandConference,hasdrawnfavorablecomparisonstoformermulti-time

All-SouthlandtackleKevinHughes,whoplayedontheSt.LouisRams’offensivelinelastsea-son. SoutheasternalsoreturnsstartingguardsMarshallParis(6-2,285,Jr.)andCoreyBoothe(6-3,270,So.)ontheinside,whileGeremyWilson(6-3,305,Jr.)emergedfromthespringasthestartingcenter.Robertsexpectsplentyofcompetitionalongthelineinthefall. “Ithoughtthoseguysdidagreatjobinthespring,”Robertsstated.“We’regoingtoexpectsomenewcomerstocomeinandfightforsomejobsrightawayandsomedepth.JohnO’Brien(6-8,320,Jr.)issomeonecominginthatwehavehighexpectationsfor. “BrentWagner(6-2,275,Fr.),TaylorRomero(6-2,280,Fr.)andJoeGraves(6-2,300,Fr.)areguysthatIexpecttocomeinandpushforajobastruefreshmen,”Robertscontinued.“They’rebig,physicalkidsandwhatwearelookingfor.JeremyPolk(6-3,320,Jr.)isanotheronethatcominginherehopefullyreadytoearnajob.”

Defensive Line WiththeLionssettoswitchbacktoa3-3-5set,RobertsandSoutheasterndefensivecoordinatorPeteGoldingwillbelookingfortheirdefensivelinegrouptoservealargerrole. “Duringrecruiting,weknewthatwehadtogetbiggerandmorephysicalupfront,”Robertssaid.“Itstartswithstoppingtherun.Ifyoucan’tstoptherun,youcan’tdomuchondefense.” TramaineLucas(6-1,280,Sr.)willbetheteam’smostexperiencedrunstufferreturning,whileJustinChurch(6-4,225,So.)andMairoStovall(6-1,240,Sr.)giveSoutheasternapairofveteranpassrushers.Southeastern’sreturn-ingtriocombinedfor58tackles,10tacklesforlossandfoursacks–numbersRobertshopestoseeincreaseinthecomingseason. “JustinandMairoeachhadagreatspringandwillbesolid,consistentplayerswhoweneedtosteptheirgameupforusthisseason,”

WR (X)3 DeanJohnson(5-11,170,So.)2 StanleyMoore(6-3,180,So.)86 ChaseKeller(6-1,200,So.)

WR (Z) 9 JerryAnderson(6-5,215,Jr.)10 TravonTravis(5-11,170,Fr.)17 CarlPearson(6-2,200,So.)

WR (Y) 84 ChrisMalott(6-5,215,So.)5 MarquisFruge’(6-0,190,Jr.)18 ReshadDouglas(6-3,200,Sr.)

WR (F)6 TonyMcCrea(5-10,175,Jr.)22 BlaneArnold(5-7,170,So.)32 JarrettJohnson(5-10,175,Jr.)

TE89 HunterCraven(6-4,250,So.)82 JordanMoon(6-3,240,So.)47 TaylorJenkins(6-3,230,Fr.)

LT76 GastenGabriel(6-5,300,Jr.)71 JarrodHale(6-4,270,So.)

Lg 62 MarshallParis(6-2,285,Jr.)63 JeremyPolk(6-3,320,Jr.)

C 67 GeremyWilson(6-3,305,Jr.)64 BrentWagner(6-2,275,Fr.)

Rg65 CoreyBoothe(6-3,270,So.)56 PrentissHood(6-1,315,Sr.)55 TaylorRomero(6-2,280,Fr.)

RT74 PaulRoppolo(6-5,270,Sr.)75 JohnO’Brien(6-8,320,Jr.)70 JoeGraves(6-2,300,Fr.)

▲Dean Johnson

▲Gasten Gabriel

Position Breakdown

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Robertscommented.“We’reexcitedthatTramainewillbebackaftermissingthespring.” Muchlikeontheoppositesideoftheball,Robertsexpectsnumerousnewcomerstomakeanimpactonthedefensiveline. “We’rereallygoingtorelyheavilyonsomeguysthatarecominginhere,gettingreadyinahurryandhelpingus,”Robertsstated.“Ofthenewcomerscominginthemix,GregTriay(6-2,270,Jr.)andIvanAbarenov(6-3,290,Jr.)aretwoguysinthe280-poundrangewhoareathletic.EvanHuahula(6-2,320,Sr.)isabigguywhowillclogupthemiddle. “JeremyWilliams(6-1,285,Jr.)isanotherjuniorcollegeguyinthe280-290poundrange,”Robertsadded.“NikkoTaylor(6-1,265,Fr.)andCollinMiddleton(6-3,250,Fr.)areeachathletickidswithatremendousupside.Fallcampisgoingtobehugefortheminthathowfastcantheypickthingsupmentally,that’sgoingtobeabiggestaspectforthem.Theywillhavetobeabletodowhatwe’reaskingthemtodoanddoitcorrectlyonaconsistentbasis.”

Linebackers ArguablynopositiononeithersideoftheballfortheLionsfeaturesadeepergroupingoftalentthantheSoutheasternlinebackingcorps. LeadingthewayfromtheoutsideisDe-vanWalker(6-3,250,Sr.).Walkerfinishedthe2011seasonwithateam-high13tacklesforlossandthreesackstogowith51tackles. SoutheasternalsoreturnstwoofthetoptacklersintheSouthlandConferenceinTayAlford(5-11,210,Sr.)andRickyIrvin(6-1,220,Jr.).Alfordtiedfortheteamleadwith90tackles,whileIrvinmade85stops–includingaseason-high17tacklesatMcNeeseState. “Inourscheme,ouroutsideguyshavetobeabletoplayontheedge,”Robertssaid.“They’vegottobeabletorushthepasseranddoalotofthingsathletically.DevanandTaywerethetwoguyscomingoutofspringthatfitthoseroleswell.

Inaddition,Southeasternhasseveralplayerswaitinginthewingstotakeadvantageofincreasedplayingtime.KalebMuse(6-0,250,So.),DrewMisita(6-1,220,So.)andAaronHarris(6-3,230,So.)areallslatedtohaveabiggerimpactfortheLionsin2012. “Kalebhastremendousupsideforusinthemiddle,”Robertscommented.“He’sveryphysicalandgettothefootball.Thekeything

willbethematurationprocessofbeinginthemiddleandplayingintheSouthlandConfer-ence.Themoreexperiencehegets,thebetterhe’sgoingtobe. “Drewhasatonofathleticabilityandbringsalottothetable,”Robertsadded.“Ricky,AaronandJohnRoberts(6-3,210,Jr.)willbeabletocompeteforplayingtime.It’showwelltheyworkearlyatit.”

Defensive Backs AstrongmixofveteransandtalentednewcomersshouldgiveSoutheasternitsbestsecondaryinrecentmemory. TwoofthemostdecoratedplayersontheLionrosteranchorthedefensivebackfield.2011secondteamAll-SouthlandConferencecornerbackRobertAlford(5-11,180,Sr.)re-turnsafterleadingtheteamwithfiveintercep-tionsandsevenpassbreakupstogowith52tacklesasajunior. Onthebackend,TylerStoddard(6-2,205,So.)willbealeaderfromhisfreesafetyposition.AselectiontotheinauguralCol-legeSportsJournalAll-FreshmanTeam,theWestlakenativetiedfortheteamleadwith90tacklesasatruefreshman. Alfordwillbejoinedatcornerbysecond-yearstarterToddWashington(5-11,180,Jr.).TheLutchernativepickedoffapassandbrokeupapairinhisfirstseasonwiththeLionsaftertransferringfromMemphis.RobertsandhisstaffhavehighhopesfortheAlford-Washing-tonpairing. “RobertandToddshowedtremendousabilityatthecornerforusduringthespringandcouldbeoneofthebettertandemsintheSouthlandConference,”Robertssaid.“Every-bodylooksatRobertandhisability,butToddiscomingoutofnowhereandnobodyreallyknowswhoheis.” JoiningStoddard,AlfordandWashington

LDE91 GregTriay(6-2,270,Jr.)96 JeremyWilliams(6-1,285,Jr.)93 NikkoTaylor(6-1,265,Fr.)

ng 53 TramaineLucas(6-1,280,Sr.)97 EvanHuahula(6-2,320,Sr.)83 RobertScarpati(6-3,270,So.)

RDE 95 JustinChurch(6-4,225,So.)44 MairoStovall(6-1,240,Sr.)92 IvanAbarenov(6-3,290,Jr.)

LOLB8 DevanWalker(6-3,250,Sr.)42 AaronHarris(6-3,230,So.)40 JohnRoberts(6-3,210,Jr.)

MLB 33 KalebMuse(6-0,250,So.)45 RickyIrvin(6-1,220,Jr.)39 TylerTourelle(5-11,210,So.)

ROLB46 TayAlford(5-11,210,Sr.)20 DrewMisita(6-1,220,So.)43 CalebYoung(6-3,220,Fr.)

LCB13 RobertAlford(5-11,180,Sr.)24 T’DarrylGrays(5-11,180,Sr.)31 DenzelThompson(6-3,200,Fr.)

Lion 21 KevinRoberts(5-11,190,Sr.)5 JohnGraves(6-0,195,Jr.)10 PaulKopesky(5-11,200,So.)

Fs 23 TylerStoddard(6-2,205,So.)4 TheoAlexander(6-4,200,Jr.)34 ColeLeBlanc(6-0,190,Fr.)

RaM7 MariceSutton(5-10,180,So.)2 KennyHarmon(6-2,195,Jr.)25 TirayDove(6-2,205,Jr.)

RCB1 ToddWashington(5-11,180,Jr.)3 TommyElliott(5-10,180,Jr.)27 HarlanMiller(6-0,180,Fr.)

▲Tramaine Lucas

▲Drew Misita

Position Breakdown


PK41 SethSebastian(5-10,185,Jr.)6 RyanAdams(6-1,205,So.)

Kickoff6 RyanAdams(6-1,205,So.)41 SethSebastian(5-10,185,Jr.)

P 8 BeauMothe(6-3,200,Sr.)15 MattMcCormick(6-0,200,Jr.)

Ls60 RogersMueller(5-10,240,Sr.)59 PeytonZeringue(5-8,220,So.)

holder8 BeauMothe(6-3,200,Sr.)15 MattMcCormick(6-0,200,Jr.)15 JordanBarnett(6-3,210,So.)

KR28 JordanWells(5-11,195,So.)20 SamFairley(5-9,180,Sr.)22 BlaneArnold(5-7,170,So.)

PR13 RobertAlford(5-11,180,Sr.)6 TonyMcCrea(5-10,175,Jr.)3 DeanJohnson(5-11,170,So.)

inthestartingfive-mansecondarycomingoutofthespringwillbeKevinRoberts(5-11,190,Sr.)andMariceSutton(5-10,180,So.).RobertsandSuttonbothhavestartingexperience,combiningfor76tacklesandtwointercep-tions.

“MaricehadagreatspringfourusandTylerissoversatilethatwecanputhimatacoupleofareasinthesecondary,”Robertsstated.“Tylerdidanexceptionjobintherun-ninggame,he’sphysical,tackleswellandisonlygoingtogetbetterasheimproveshisplayinthepassinggame.Kevinhadareallygoodspringandwehopethathecancontinuethatintofallcampandtheseason.” WhileRobertsispleasedwithhisveterangroup,heexpectsstiffcompetitioninthefallasagroupoftalentednewcomersjointheteamreadytoplay. “Secondary’sprobablytheareawherewebroughtinthemostplayers,”Robertssaid.“Onereasonwasbecauseofthemovetoafive-mansecondaryandtheotherwastoadddepthandhelpwithspecialteams.Weneedcompetitionbacktheretoknowthatwe’regettingbetter.” Robertssingledoutseveralnewfacesfortheirpotential. “Wehavesomejuniorcollegeguyscom-inginthatcouldhaveabigimpact,”Robertsstated.“GuyslikeJohnGraves(6-0,195,Jr.)cominginhereatsafety,TommyElliott(5-10,180,So.)who’sabigtimeplayeratcornerandKennyHarmon(6-2,195,Jr.)whoisanothernewsafety. “WealsobringinginapairoffreshmeninHarlanMiller(6-0,180,Fr.)andJeffSmiley(5-9,170,Fr.)whoareverytalentedyoungmen,”Robertscontinued.“We’regoingtohavetoseewheretheyfitinandhowsoonthey’llplay.Thatwilldependonhowwelltheyhandlethingsmentally,buttheybothhavetheabilitytocomehereandbegoodplayers.”

Specialists Withanaccuratefieldgoalkicker,apairofprovenpuntersandthemostprolifickickreturnerinschoolhistoryreturningin2012,theSoutheasternspecialteamsunitisloadedheadingintotheupcomingseason. SethSebastian(5-10,185,Jr.)returnstohandleplacekickingdutiesfortheLions,afterhitting14-of-21fieldgoalsasasophomore.Sebastianandstrong-leggedRyanAdams(6-1,205,So.),whohandledthekickoffdutiesasafreshmanbothimpressedRobertsduringthe

spring. “Specialteamsshouldbeoneofourstrengths,”Robertssaid.“Sethhadagreatspringandhasalive,consistentleg.I’mrealex-citedabouthim.RyanhasastronglegandwillhandlethekickoffsdutieswithSethhandlingalltheplace-kickingchores.” Aheatedfallbattleisshapingupatpunter.BeauMothe(6-3,200,Sr.)andMattMcCormick(6-0,200,Jr.)eachcomeintotheyearwithplentyofqualityexperience.Mothestartedforthefirsttwoseasonsofhiscareer,beforeMcCormicktookoverthestartingjobearlylastfallonthewaytoAll-SouthlandCon-ferencehonors.Inadditiontopunter,MotheandMcCormickwillhandleholdingdutiesforfieldgoalsandpointafterattempts.RogersMueller(5-10,240,Sr.)willreturnastheteam’slongsnapper. “Atpunter,Ithinkwehavetwogoodones,”Robertssaid.“Beauhadanoutstand-ingspringandhasabig-timeleg.Mattendedupasthestarterlastseasonandisaheckofapunter.Thatbattleisgoingtogoon,butI’m

excitedthatwehavedepthandthatwehavemorethanonethatcandoit.Sothey’regoingtopusheachotherandgetthebestproductonthefield.” Aftersettingaschoolsingle-seasonrecordwith1,383kickoffreturnyards,JordanWells(5-11,195,So.)wasafinalistfortheJerryRiceAward,awardedtothenation’stopFCSfreshman.AmemberoftheinauguralCol-legeSportsJournalAll-FreshmanTeamandthereigningSouthlandConferenceFreshmanoftheYear,thespeedyRoundRock,TexasnativewillbeflankedonkickoffsbySamFairley(5-9,180,Sr.). SeveralLionshaveanopportunitytomakeanimpactastheteam’spuntreturner.RobertAlford(5-11,180,Sr.),TonyMcCrea(5-10,175,Jr.)andDeanJohnson(5-11,170,So.)allcouldseeaction. “We’vegotsomenewcomerswhoarecominginandhopefullyhelpinthereturngame,”Robertscontinued.“Welookedatsev-eralguysinthespringthatcancatchtheball.Weobviouslynowlookforsomeonewhocanmakepeoplemissandmakeplayswiththeirfeet.”

▲Robert Alford

▲Matt McCormick

Position Breakdown


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Ryan AdamsK/P • 6-1 • 205 • so. • 1L

Dayton, Ohio • Carroll hs

2011:ServedasthekickoffspecialistfortheLions…Postedfivetouchbacksontheseason…HadthreetouchbacksversusLamar…AlsohadtouchbacksversusTexasStateandStephenF.Austin…CreditedwithatackleatStephenF.Austin.

high school:Two-timeGreaterCatholicLeaguePlacekickerof theYearatCarrollHighSchoolinDayton,Ohio...Setschoolrecordforlongestfieldgoal,twicehittingfrom52yardsduringhisseniorseason...Alsohadapuntof64yards...Earnedthenickname“ThunderFoot”fromtheCarrollHighannounc-er.

Personal:BornRyanScottAdams inDayton,Ohio…OneofRonand JanAdams’stwochildren…Hasabrother,Chris…relatedtoNickFortener,whoplayedfootballatAkron,DannyFortener,whoplayedfootballatMichiganState...great-grandfather,AlexRado,playedfootballin1934withtheNFL’sPittsburghPirates,nowknownasthePittsburghSteelers…Enjoysplayingsports…Ma-joringingraphicdesign.

�Theo Alexander

DB • 6-4 • 200 • Jr. • JC st. Louis, Mo. • asa (n.Y.) CC

Junior College: Convertedtofreesafetyafterplayingwidereceiverinhighschool…Recorded41tacklesatASA(N.Y.)Collegein2011…Ateammateoffellow2012LionnewcomerTirayDoveatASA.

high school: PrepstandoutatGatewayTechinSt.Louis…Ratedasoneofthetopreceiversinthemetroarea.

Personal: BorninSt.Louis,Mo.…ThesonofTheodiaandDebbieAlexander…Hasthreesiblings:Tauron,TiffanyandLaToya…Ageneralstudiesmajor.

��Robert AlfordDB • 5-11 • 180 • sr. • 2L

hammond, La. • hammond hs

Career honors:- 2011 all-southland Conference (second Team)

2011: NamedsecondteamAll-SouthlandConferenceafterestablishinghimselfasoneoftheleague’selitecornerbacks…Startedall11gamesfortheLions…Second in theSouthlandwith five interceptions and fourth in the leaguewithsevenpassbreakups…Finishedtheyearwith52tackles(45solo)…Hisfiveinterceptionswastheeighth-highestsingle-seasontotal inschoolhistory… Interceptions came against Lamar,Northwestern State,CentralArkansas,StephenF.AustinandNichollsState…His64-yardinterceptionreturnversus

UCAwasthethird-longestinschoolhistory…AlsorecoveredafumbleversustheBears…Recordedseason-higheight tacklesversusMcNeeseStateandTexasState…AlsohadsixstopsagainstTulaneandNichollsState…CreditedwithatackleforlossagainstSFA.

2010: Grantedmedicalredshirtaftermissingseasonwithaninjury.

2009: Startednineofthe10gamesheappearedinatcornerback…Finishedthe seasonwith46 tackles (35 solo)…Secondon the teamwith fivepassbreakups…Recorded first interceptionof collegiate career in a 69-20winoverUnionCollege…Creditedwithcareer-high12tackles(10solo)versusStephenF.Austin…ReturnedonepuntforsevenyardsversusSFA.

2008: Missedseason.

high school: A First-TeamAll-District 7-5A selection at wide receiver atHammondHighSchool…caught10touchdownpassesasaseniorfortheTors…finishedsecondinthe400-meterdashatthe2007LHSAATrackandFieldChampionships…chosenastheTors’RookieoftheYearasasophomore…coachedbyRustyBarrilleaux.

Personal: BorninHammond…ThesonofRobertCoxandGloriaBridgewa-ter…Olderbrother,FredBooker,playedatLSUandwiththeNewOrleansSaints…Olderbrother,DukeAdams,wasasafetyfortheLionsfrom2003-06andearnedAll-SLCrecognitionasa junior…fasteststudent-athleteontheSoutheasternroster…Majoringinpsychology.

Career stats g Ua a Total TFL PD FF FR InT Yds2009 10 35 11 46 0 6 0 2 1 132011 11 44 8 52 1 2 1 1 5 64Totals 21 79 19 98 1 8 1 3 6 77

Career highsTackles...................................................................12,vs.StephenF.Austin(2009)Tackles for Loss.................................................. 1,atStephenF.Austin(2011)Passes Defended...........................1(12times),lastvs.NichollsState(2011)Forced Fumbles....................................................... 1,vs.NichollsState(2011)Fumble Recoveries.......................................................... 2,vs.OleMiss(2009)Interceptions....................................1(6times),lastvs.NichollsState(2011)

��Tay Alford

LB • 5-11 • 210 • sr. • 3L Bastrop, La. • Bastrop hs

2011: Startedall 11 gamesat linebacker…Tied for the team leadwith90tackles(62solo)…TackletotalwasgoodforeighthintheSouthlandConfer-ence…Recordedaseason-high13tackles(12solo)andblockedapointafterattempt versusLamar…Performance versus theCardinalswasoneof fivedouble-digittacklegamesontheseason…Posted12stops(eightsolo)atMc-NeeseState…Had11tacklesversusSouthernMissandNichollsState…Alsocreditedwith10tacklesversusSamHoustonState…IntheseasonopeneratTulane,hehadasackandseventackles…CreditedwithtacklesforlossversusUSM,NorthwesternStateandSamHoustonState…BrokeuppassesagainstSavannahState,CentralArkansasandStephenF.Austin. 2010: Playedall11games,makingonestart…Totaled21tackles(16solo)…Infirstcareerstart,madeninetackles(eightsolo)andhadasackatStephenF.Austin…CreditedwiththreetacklesandaquarterbackhurryinaSouthlandConference victoryoverTexas State…Had two tackles versusTulane,Mc-NeeseStateandNorthwesternState…AlsopostedstopsversusTennessee-Martin,LamarandCentralArkansas.

2009: Sawactioninall11games,playingmostlyonspecialteams…Posted14tackles(10solo)ontheyear…Creditedwithseason-highfivestopsinseasonfinaleversusNichollsState…HadthreetacklesinroutofUnionCollege.

Player Profiles


high school: Four-yearstarteratBastropHighSchoolforcoachBradBrad-shaw…helpedtheRamstoapairofClass4AStatetitles…Two-timeAll-Stateandthree-timeAll-DistrictandAll-NortheastLouisianaselection…Posted78tackles,including15forloss,asackandtwointerceptionsasasenior…HelpedBHStoitsthirdstraightundefeatedseasonwith116tacklesandsixsacksasajunior…Missedfivegamestoinjuryasasophomore,butstillrecorded61tacklesandfoursacks…HelpedRamstofirststatechampionshipsince1927asafreshman,totaling59tacklesandtwosacks.

Personal: BornKentavisRashadAlford…OneofBrendaAlford’sfourchildren…Enjoysskiingandsnowboarding.

Career stats g Ua a Total TFL PD FF FR2009 11 10 4 14 0 0 0 02010 11 12 9 21 1 0 0 02011 11 53 37 90 5 3 0 0Totals 33 75 50 125 6 3 0 0

Career highsTackles......................................................................................13,vs.Lamar(2011)Tackles for Loss...........................1(fivetimes),lastvs.NichollsState(2011)Passes Defended................1(threetimes),lastatStephenF.Austin(2011)

22Blane Arnold

WR • 5-7 • 170 • so. • 1L Baton Rouge, La. • Catholic hs

2011: Playedinall11games,primarilyonspecialteams…Averaged28.0yardsperkickoffreturn…Alsohadthreetackles,includingoneforloss…Creditedwitha30-yardkickoffreturnwithLamar…Alsohadbroughtbackakickoff26yardsversusSamHoustonState…MadeonetackleforlossatStephenF.Austin…Hadapairoftacklesinseason-endingwinoverNichollsState. 2010: Redshirtseason.

high school: PreppedatCatholicHighSchoolinBatonRouge…EarnedtheSpecialTeamAwardatCHS.

Personal: BornBlaneMichaelArnoldinBatonRouge…OneofGeorgeandVickieArnold’sthreechildren…Hasabrother,Brandonandsister,Kasey.

Career stats g KR Yds Lg Ua a Total TFL2011 11 2 56 30 1 2 3 1

Career highsTackles.......................................................................... 2,vs.NichollsState(2011)Tackles For Loss...................................................1,atStephenF.Austin(2011)Kickoff Returns......................... 1(twice),lastvs.SamHoustonState(2011)Long Kickoff Return...........................................................30,vs.Lamar(2011)

��Jordan Barnett

QB • 6-3 • 210 • so. • sQ shreveport, La. • Captain shreve hs

2011: Satouttheseasonaftersufferinginjuryinfallpractice.

2010: Redshirtseason.

high school: ADistrict1-5AandHonorableMentionAll-StateselectionatCaptainShreveHS…honorablementionAll-Citypick…helpedGatorstoa6-5recordandafirst-roundappearanceinthe2009Class5Aplayoffs.

Personal:BornJordanDeanBarnettinShreveport…ParentsareDeanBar-nettandMelodyLuce…Hasabrother,Jarrettandasister,Lauren…Majoringinkinesiology.

��Corey BootheOL • 6-3 • 270 • so. • 1L

heidelberg, Miss. • heidelberg acad.

2011: Startedall11gamesatrightguardasaredshirtfreshman…CreditedwithtacklesagainstSouthlandConferencefoesNorthwesternStateandSamHoustonState.


high school: A first-teamAll-District 8-A selection at both offensive anddefensive line atHeidelbergAcademy…named the8-ADefensiveMVP…coachedbyBrianSoules…helpedtheRebelstoan8-3recordandaberthinthestateplayoffs…namedfirst-teamMAISAll-StateasanoffensivelinemanandwasselectedasanMississippiAssociationofIndependentSchoolsAll-Star…namedtotheLaurelLeaderCallAll-AreaTeam.

Personal: BorninLaurel,Miss.…ParentsareDougandAngelaBoothe…Hasthreesiblings.

2�Michael Chaney

RB • 5-10 • 200 • sr. • 2L Ponchatoula, La. • Ponchatoula hs

2011: Playedinall11games,seeingactionatrunningbackandasaspecialteamsstandout…Carriedeighttimesfor52yards(6.5ypc)andonetouchdown…Scoredona13-yardtouchdownscamperina63-6winoverSavannahState…InthewinovertheTigers,hefinishedwithsevencarriesfor43yards…Hadanine-yardrunintheseasonopeneratTulane…Ledtheteamwithtwofumblerecoveries…Creditedwithatackleandafumblerecoveryina38-28victoryoverTexasState…AlsorecoveredafumbleatTexasState.

2010: Sawactionin10games,playingonspecialteamsandasareserverunningback…Finishedtheseasonwitheightcarries for13yards…Carried fourtimesfornineyardsatStephenF.Austin…Rushedforfouryardsonfourcar-riesatSamHoustonState…AlsomadeatackleversusTennessee-Martin.

Prior to southeastern: SpentaseasonatSouthwestMississippiCommunityCollege…CoachedbyCharlesAnthony.

high school: PreppedatPonchatoulaHighSchool…PlayedfortheGreenWaveforfouryears…CoachedbyMikeBiamonte.

Personal: Born Michael Lazonda Chaney in Hammond … Son ofYolondaChaney…Hasasister,Shaylandia…Majoringingeneralstudies.

Player Profiles


Career stats g Rush Yds TD Lg2010 10 8 13 0 42011 11 8 52 1 13Totals 21 16 65 1 13

Career highsRushes..........................................................................7,vs.SavannahState(2011)Rushing Yards......................................................... 43,vs.SavannahState(2011)Rushing Touchdowns.............................................1,vs.SavannahState(2011)Long Rush............................................................... 13,vs.SavannahState(2011)

9�Justin ChurchDL • 6-4 • 225 • so. • 1L

Mandeville, La. • Fontainebleau hs

2011: Staredfourofthe11gamesheappearedinonthedefensiveline…Fin-ishedtheseasonwith24tackles(13solo),includingthreetacklesforlossandasack…Intheseason-ending31-14victoryoverNichollsState,hehadthreetacklesandasack…Creditedwithseason-highfivetackles–includingoneforloss-versusLamar…Hadfourstopsina63-6routofSavannahState…AlsohadtacklesforlossatTulaneandNorthwesternState.

2010: Redshirtedafterseeingactionintheseason’sfirsttwogames…Cred-itedwithatackleversusTennessee-Martin.

high school: Totaled65tackleswith13stopsforlossand10sacksatFon-tainebleau High School … named honorable mentionAll-District 7-5A …recorded55tackleswitheightsacksand four forced fumblesasa junior…helpedBulldogsto2008playoffs…coachedbyMikeMatherne.

Personal: BorninMandeville…OneofDavidandElizabethChurch’sthreechildren…Abusinessadministrationmajor.

Career stats g Ua a Total TFL2010 2 0 1 1 0 2011 11 11 13 24 3Totals 13 11 14 25 3

Career highsTackles........................................................................................ 5,vs.Lamar(2011)Tackles for Loss............ 1(threetimes),lastatNorthwesternState(2011)

�9Hunter Craven

TE • 6-4 • 250 • so. • 1L Liberty hill, Texas • Liberty hill hs

2011: Playedinfivegames…Madehiswayintothestartinglineupattheendoftheseason,openingthefinalthreegamesatrighttackle.


high school: Namedsecond-teamAll-District8-3Aasatightend…helpedLHHStofour-yearrecordof46-8withapairofClass3Astatetitlesandarun-ner-upfinish…coachedbyJerryVance.

Personal: BornWesleyHunterCraveninHouston,Texas…YoungestsonofChrisandDanaCraven…Hasanolderbrother,Mike…FatherplayedfootballatTexas…Abiologymajor.

��Reshad Douglas

WR • 6-3 • 200 • sr. • 3L shreveport, La. • huntington hs

2011: SawactionineightgamesatwidereceiverfortheLions…Startedsea-sonfinaleversusNichollsState…Caughtfourpassesfor32yardsontheyear…Hadthreecatchesfor24yardsin63-6triumphoverSavannahState…Alsohadaneight-yardreceptionversusnationalrunner-upSamHoustonState.

2010: Playedinall11gamesandmadeonestartatwidereceiver…Alsowasakeymemberofspecialteamsunit…Caughttwopassesfor29yards…Alsohadfivetacklesonspecialteams…Hada21-yardreceptionandthreetacklesatStephenF.Austin…Hadatackleandaneight-yardcatchatTulane…AlsohadatackleversusTennessee-Martin.

2009: Reservewideoutsawactioninsevengames…Caughtapassforthreeyardsin69-20winoverUnionCollege.


high school: Totaledover1,000all-purposeyardsasasenioratHuntingtonHighSchool…helpedtheRaiderstoa6-4recordandaberthintheClass5Astateplayoffs…namedFirst-TeamAll-CityandwasanhonorablementionAca-demicAll-Stateselection…namedAll-District1-5Aasajunior…OldSpice“RedZone”PlayeroftheYear…coachedbyMikeGreen.

Personal: BorninShreveport…OldestsonofAlisaAdams…Acommunica-tionmajor.

Career stats g Rec Yds TD Lg2009 7 1 3 0 3 2010 11 2 29 0 212011 8 4 32 0 10Totals 26 7 64 0 21

Career highsReceptions.................................................................3,vs.SavannahState(2011)Receiving Yards..................................................... 24,vs.SavannahState(2011)Long Reception................................................. 21,atStephenF.Austin(2010)

2�Tiray Dove

DB • 6-2 • 205 • Jr. • JC Jacksonville, Fla. • asa (n.Y.) CC

Prior to southeastern: Finishedwith18tackles,includingtwoforlossasasophomoreatASA(N.Y.)College…Returnedloneinterceptionforatouch-downinawinoverHudsonValleyCommunityCollege…Recorded16stops,includingthreeforalossandtwosacksasafreshman…Juniorcollegeteam-mateoffellowLionnewcomerTheoAlexander.

high school: All-ConferenceandAll-DistrictperformeratRobertE.LeeHighSchoolinJacksonville…Inadditiontoplayingrunningbackandlinebacker,healsocompetedinthehurdlesandtriplejump…ARivalstwo-starprospect.

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Personal: BorninJacksonville,Fla.…OneofAndrewandLovetteDove’sfourchildren…Hasanolderbrother,Andrew,anoldersister,Shatayaandyoungerbrother,Parrish…Majoringinmarketing.

�Brian Ensminger

QB • 6-2 • 195 • Fr. • Rs hahnville, La. • hahnville hs


high school: Two-timeAll-DistrictselectionforheadcoachLouValdin…sonofformerSoutheasterntightend,BrianEnsminger,Sr.,andnephewofformerLSUquarterbackSteveEnsminger…ratedasatwo-starproductbyRivals.com…completed135-of-208passesfor2,207yardsand25touchdownswithonlyfiveinterceptionsasasenior…helpedguideHHStoan8-5recordandberthintheClass5Aplayoffs…namedtothe2010NewOrleansTimesPicayuneAll-MetroTeam…threwfor2,150yardswith26TDsandcompleted65percentofhispassesasajunior…selectedtoplayintheBayouBowl…athree-timeWWL-TVPlayeroftheWeek.

Personal: BornBrianEnsminger,Jr.,inBatonRouge,La.…OneofBrianEns-minger,Sr.,andStacyRushing’stwochildren…Hasasister,BriannaEnsminger…ParentsareSoutheasternalums…FatherletteredinfootballatSoutheast-ernin1975…NephewofSteveEnsminger,whoplayedfootballatLSU,andcousinofStevenEnsminger,whoplayedfootballatLouisianaTech…Majoringinaccounting.

20Sam Fairley

RB • 5-9 • 180 • sr. • 3L Moss Point, Miss. • East Central hs

Career honors:- 2010 southland Conference all-academic (First Team)

2011: LedSoutheasterninrushingforthesecondstraightseason,despitemiss-ingfinaltwogamesoftheseason…Finishedwith396yardson112rushes,scoringthreetouchdowns…Alsocaught18passesfor203yardsontheyear…EighthintheSouthlandConferencewith44.0yardspergame…Carried24times–thesecond-highesttotal inschoolhistory–foraseason-high94yardsandatouchdownina38-28victoryoverTexasState,whilealsocatchingfourpassesfor27yardsagainsttheBobcats…BestoverallgameoftheseasoncameversusLamar,asheaccumulated149totalyards…Carriedtheball16timesfor60yardsandatouchdownagainsttheCardinals,whilealsocatchingaseason-highsixpassesfor89yards…Rushed13timesfor56yardsandatouchdownatTulane…Hada28-yardreceptionatNorthwesternState.

2010: LedSoutheasternwith579rushingyardsandhadatouchdownin145rushingattempts…RankedfifthintheSouthlandConferencewith52.6rush-ingyardspergame…Alsocaught16passesfor99yards…Returnedsevenkickoffsfora22.3yardperreturnaverage…HiscarrytotalsatNorthwesternState(24,2nd),Lamar(23,4th)andStephenF.Austin(21,8th)areamongthehighestsingle-gametotalsinschoolhistory…Postedhisfirst100-yardgameofhiscareer,rushing15timesfor108yardsandatouchdowninawinoverTennessee-Martin…Carried14timesfor105yardsatNichollsintheseasonfinale…Tallied98yardson23carriesversusLamar…Alsocaughtseason-highfivepassesfor36yardsversustheCardinals…Totaled105all-purposeyardsatTulane…Hadaseason-long29yardkickoffreturnatLouisiana-Monroe…AstrongperformerintheclassroomandamemberoftheSoutheasternStu-

dent-AthleteAdvisoryCommittee,herepresentedtheLionsontheSouthlandConferenceAll-AcademicTeam.

2009: Playedin10gamesasreserverunningbackandkickreturner…Carriedtheball28timesfor104yardsandatouchdown…Averaged18.2yardsperreturnonninekickoffreturns…Rushed19timesfor67yardsandatouch-down ina69-20victoryoverUnionCollege…Alsocaught twopasses foreightyardsversusUC…Carriedseventimesfor33yards,includingaseason-long19-yardrushin41-7winoverTexasA&M-Commerce…Hadseason-long63-yardkickoffreturnatSouthDakota…AlsohadrushesversusMcNeeseStateandNicholls.

high school: ToprusherontheMississippiGulfCoast,totaling1,461yardsand17touchdownsatEastCentralHighSchool…NamedtotheBiloxiSunHeraldAll-CoastTeamandtheDistrict8-4AMostValuablePlayer…Two-timeMississippiPressAll-Areateam…District8-4ADefensiveMVPin2007, fin-ishing as the top tackler in the area… a two-time teamMVP at ECHS…Captainedteamasasenior…Team’stopdefensivebackfrom2005-07andtoprunningbackin2008…CoachedbyMarcusHighandJonnyRogers.

Personal: BornSamuelE.Fairley…ThesonofCharlesandFrankieFairley…anexercisesciencemajor.

Career stats g Rush Yds TD Lg Rec Yds TD Lg2009 10 28 104 1 19 2 8 0 52010 11 145579 1 33 16 99 0 202011 9 112396 3 26 18203 0 31Totals 30 285 1079 5 33 36 310 0 31

Career highsRushes.........................................................24(twice),lastvs.TexasState(2011)Rushing Yards.................................................. 108,vs.Tennessee-Martin(2010)Rushing Touchdowns...................... 1(fivetimes),lastvs.TexasState(2011)Longest Run...................................................... 33,vs.Tennessee-Martin(2010)Receptions................................................................................ 6,vs.Lamar(2011)Receiving Yards.....................................................................89,vs.Lamar(2011)Longest Reception..............................................................31,vs.Lamar(2011)

��Gasten Gabriel

OL • 6-5 • 300 • Jr. • 2L Jackson, La. • West Feliciana hs

Career honors:- 2011 all-southland Conference (honorable Mention)

2011: NamedhonorablementionAll-SouthlandConferenceafterdevelopingintooneofthestalwartsoftheSoutheasternoffensiveline…Startedall11gamesatlefttackle.

2010: Playedinsixgamesontheyearontheoffensiveline…Earnedfirstcol-legiatestartversusMcNeeseState.


high school: AfirstteamAll-District8-3AselectionatWestFelicianaHighSchool…coachedbyRobbOdom…namedtothe2008Class3AhonorablementionAcademicAll-Stateteam…helpedtheSaintstoaplayoffappearanceasajunior…startedasafreshmanatJacksonHighbeforetransferringfromWFHS.

Personal: BornGastenAlbertGabrielinNewOrleans…ParentsareAnthonyandSharonGabriel…Majoringinsportmanagement.

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2�T’Darryl Grays

DB • 5-11 • 180 • sr. • 2L Picayune, Miss. • Picayune hs

2011: Playedinall11gamesinthesecondaryfortheLions…Finishedtheyearwith10tackles(fivesolo)…Inhislonestartoftheseason,recordedsixtacklesand twopassbreakupsatStephenF.Austin…Creditedwith tacklesversusTulane,SavannahState,TexasStateandCentralArkansas.

2010: Playedinsevengames…Hadaforcedfumble,fumblerecoveryandatackleatTulane.

2009: Sawactionintwogames…Creditedwithatacklein51-50overtimewinatTexasState.

high school: Athree-yearstarterandthree-timeAll-District8-4AselectionatPicayuneHighSchool…coachedbyDoddLee…earnedAll-Statehonorsasasenior…totaled62tackleswithtwointerceptionsfortheMaroonTide…Ledtheteamto9-3recordandthesecondroundofthestateplayoffs…asecondteamAll-StarbytheMississippiAssociationofCoaches.

Personal: BornSylvesterT’DarrylGrays inPicayune,Miss.…YoungestchildofSylvesterGraysandRoseMcGill-Grays…Hasthreeoldersiblings…Anexercisesciencemajor.


Career highsTackles......................................................................6,atStephenF.Austin(2011)Forced Fumbles.................................................1,vs.Tennessee-Martin(2010)Fumble Recoveries...........................................1,vs.Tennessee-Martin(2010)

��Jarrod Hale

OL • 6-4 • 270 • so. • sQ houston, Texas • Westfield hs

2011: Sawactioninonegame…PlayedontheoffensivelineversusSavannahState.


high school: Atwo-yearletterwinnerforcoachCorbyMeekins…namedtotheAcademicAll-Districtteamasasenior…helpedtheMustangstoan8-5recordandaberth intheClass5Astateplayoffs…selectedtocompete inthe2010SpaceCityClassic…two-yearletterwinnerintrackandfield…wondistricttitleinthediscus…competedinthe2008JuniorOlympics.

Personal: BornJarrodMauriceHale inHouston,Texas…Majoring insportmanagement.

�2Aaron HarrisLB • 6-3 • 230 • so. • 1L

houston, Texas • Westfield hs

2011: Didnotseeaction.

2010: Playedinsevengamesasareservelinebacker…CreditedwithtacklesversusLouisiana-MonroeandTexasState…HadaquarterbackhurryversusTennessee-Martin.

high school: Athree-yearstarteratWestfieldHighSchool…athree-starrecruitandratedtheNo.55linebackerbyRivals.com…namedfirst-teamAll-District13-5AandhonorablementionAll-State…posted72tackleswitheightsacksfortheMustangsasasenior…helpedtheMustangstoan8-5recordandaberthintheClass5Astateplayoffs…selectedtocompeteinthe2010SpaceCityClassic…namedfirst-teamAll-Districtasa junior…tallied65tackleswith10sacksasajunior…coachedbyCorbyMeekins.

Personal: BornAaronJarrellHarrisinHouston,Texas…OneofTyroneHarris,Sr.andBeverlyHopkins’threechildren…Hasanolderbrother,Tyroneandayoungerbrother,Jamaal…Majoringinbusinessmanagement.

Career stats g Ua a Total TFL PD FF FR2010 70 2 2 0000

Career highsTackles..........................................................1(twice),lastvs.TexasState(2010)

��Prentiss Hood

OL • 6-1 • 315 • sr. • 1L Davenport, Iowa • Iowa Central CC

2011: Playedin10games…Sawactionasareserveoffensivelineman. Prior to southeastern: HonorablementionAll-Regionperformerat IowaCentralCommunityCollegeasasophomore...HelpedteamtoaNo.16na-tionalrankingandaNorthStarBowlChampionshipin2010.

high school: StandoutontheoffensiveanddefensivelinesatDavenportCen-tralHighSchool...AlsothrewtheshotputfortheDHStrackteam.

Personal: BornPrentissGlenHoodinDavenport,Iowa…OneofAmyCole-man’s twochildren…Has abrother,Princeton…Hobbies includehangingwith friends, listening tomusic,andplayingbasketball…Majoring ingeneralstudies.

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��Ricky Irvin

LB • 6-1 • 220 • Jr. • 2L Westlake, La. • Westlake hs

2011: Steppedinatlinebacker,startingnineofthe11gamesheappearedin…Thirdontheteamwith85tackles(59solo),includingateam-high14tacklesforloss…RankedfourthintheSouthlandintacklesforlossand11thintotaltackles…Finishedwithaseason-high17tackles–including15soloandtwoforloss–atMcNeeseState…Hissingle-gametackletotalversustheCowboyswastiedforthesecond-mostinschoolhistory…Made12tackles(10solo)andatackleforlossatCentralArkansas…Finishedwith10tacklesatNorth-westernStateand two for loss…Alsohadmultiple tackles for lossagainstLamarandSamHoustonState…RecoveredafumbleversusLamar.

2010: Playedin10games,primarilyonspecialteams.

high school: Afirst-teamAll-District4-3AandAll-SouthwestLouisianaselec-tion…atwo-starrecruitbyRivals.com…totaled124tackleswiththreeinter-ceptionsasasenior…asecond-teamAll-Statepick…selectedtoparticipateintheTexas-LouisianaBayouBowl…namedfirst-teamAll-State,All-SouthwestLouisiana andAll-District as a junior, helping theRams to a 10-1 record…namedsecond-teamAll-DistrictasasophomorewherehehelpedWHStoa14-1 recordandan appearance in theClass3A state championship game ...coachedbyMaxCaldarera…Alsowasatwo-timeAll-Districtbasketballplayerandwasaregionalqualifierinboththejavelinandshotput.

Personal: BorninElko,Nev.…thesonofRickIrvinandTraceyHannam.

Career stats g Ua a Total TFL PD FF FR2010 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 02011 11 47 38 85 14 0 0 1Totals 21 47 38 85 14 0 0 1

Career highsTackles...................................................................... 17,atMcNeeseState(2011)Tackles for Loss.....................2(4times),lastvs.SamHoustonState(2011)Fumble Recoveries............................................................... 1,vs.Lamar(2011)

��Taylor Jenkins

TE • 6-3 • 230 • Fr. • Rs Baton Rouge, La. • Central hs


high school: A first-teamAll District 5-5A selection for Doug Dotson atCentralHighSchool…athree-yearletterwinnerfortheWildcats…selectedtoplayintheU.S.ArmyRedStickBowl…namedtotheClass5AAcademicAll-Stateteam…helpedtheWildcatstoa7-4recordandberthinthestateplayoffs…totaled14tackles,threesacksandaninterceptionasajunior.

Personal: BornTaylorJenkinsinFt.Belvoire,Va.…OneofKennethandJackieJenkins’sthreechildren…Hasabrother,Daniel,andsister,Katharyn…Enjoysbeingoutdoors…Majoringinathletictraining.

�Dean Johnson

WR • 5-11 • 170 • so. • 1L houston, Texas • Cy Falls hs

2011: Impressedasatruefreshman,startingthreeofthe10gamesheplayedinatreceiver…Fourthontheteamwith23catchesfor226yardsandapairoftouchdowns…Grabbedaseason-higheightpassesfor52yardsatStephenF.Austin…Caughtfourpassesfor27yardsandaneight-yardtouchdownina31-14winoverNichollsStateintheseasonfinale…Hada26-yardtouchdowncatch versus Lamar in a three-catch, 44-yard performance …Also had twocatchesversusSouthernMiss,NorthwesternStateandTexasState…Hadanine-yardpuntreturnina63-6winoverSavannahState.

high school: Totaled48receptions for948yardsand12touchdownsasasenioratCyFallsHigh…athree-year letterwinner fortheEagles…twicenamedfirst-teamAll-District17-5A…caught11passesfor217yardsinregu-lar-seasonfinaleagainstHouston-JerseyVillage…had58receptionsfor1,018yardsand14TDsasajunior…caught14passesfor302yardsandfourTDsasa sophomore…coachedbyDavidRaffield…three-year letterwinner intrackandfield.

Personal: BornDeanLe’RoyJohnsoninRochester,N.Y.…OneofSteveandPamelaTate’stwochildren…Hasasister,Jourdyn…Duringdowntimelikestodraw…Majoringingraphicdesign.

Career stats g Rec Yds TD Lg2011 10 23 226 2 26

Career highsReceptions..............................................................8,atStephenF.Austin(2011)Receiving Yards.................................................. 52,atStephenF.Austin(2011)Receiving Touchdowns.................... 1(twice),lastvs.NichollsState(2011)Long Reception....................................................................26,vs.Lamar(2011)

�2Jarrett Johnson

WR • 5-10 • 175 • Jr. • 1L Jackson, Miss. • Terry hs

2011: Sawactioninall11gamesatwidereceiverandreturner…Caughtsixpasses for 51 yards…Returned four kickoffs for 56 yards ...Grabbed twopasses foreightyardsatNorthwesternState…Hada season-long24-yardcatchatSouthernMiss…Alsoreturned twokicks for38yardsagainst theGoldenEagles…CaughtpassesversusMcNeeseState,CentralArkansasandSamHoustonState.

2010: Playedall11games,primarilyonspecialteams…Hadseventackles(allsolo)…HadthreetacklesatNicholls…AlsocreditedwithatackleversusLouisiana-Monroe,TexasState,McNeeseStateandCentralArkansas.


high school: StarredasanathleteatTerryHigh,postingover1,900all-pur-poseyardsand16touchdownsasasenior…AJacksonClarionLedgerAll-Metropick…Two-timeAll-Region3-5Aselection…coachedbyBillFrench…alsoexcelledintrack,winningatitleintheSouthState5A100metersandan-choringtheTHSstaterunner-up4x100relayteam…namedOffensiveMVPasasenior…tabbedasanAll-RegionpickandnamedtheBulldogs’top defensive

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backin2008….Blitz16andCellularSouthJacksonTouchdownClubPlayeroftheWeekduringhiscareer…MemberoftheNationalHonorSociety.

Personal: Born in Jackson, Miss. … One of Billy and Nikki Johnson’s threechildren…Majoringinengineeringtechnology.

Career stats g Rec Yds TD Lg2010 11 0 0 0 02011 11 6 51 0 24Totals 23 6 51 0 24

Career highsReceptions....................................................... 2,atNorthwesternState(2011)Receiving Yards.......................................................24,atSouthernMiss(2011)Long Reception......................................................24,atSouthernMiss(2011)Kickoff Returns......................................................... 2,atSouthernMiss(2011)Kickoff Return Yards.............................................38,atSouthernMiss(2011)Long Kickoff Return.............................................23,atSouthernMiss(2011)

��Zeke Jones

RB • 6-0 • 240 • sr. • 3L springfield, La. • springfield hs

2011: Battledinjuriesthroughouttheseason,startingfiveofthesixgamesheappearedin…Amassed292yardsandseventouchdownson67carries…Alsopostedsixreceptionsfor50yards…Tiedaschoolrecordwiththreerushingtouchdownsina63-6routofSavannahState…Openedtheyearwith17car-riesfor65yardsandtwoscoresatTulane…ReturnedhealthyatStephenF.Austin,scoringatouchdownandrushing13timesfor79yards…AlsofoundtheendzoneversusNichollsStateina31-14season-endingvictory…Carried12timesfor66yardsinthewinovertheColonels…Caughttwopassesver-susSavannahState…CreditedwithreceptionsversusTulane,McNeeseState,StephenF.AustinandNichollsState.

2010: Carried99timesfor380yardsandeighttouchdowns…Alsocaught11passesfor56yardsandascore…RankedamongtheSouthlandConferenceleaders inrushingyardspergame(42.2,7th),pointspergame(6.0,4th)andtouchdowns(9,5th)…Hisrushing(7th)andtotal(10th)touchdowntalliesareamongtopsingle-seasonperformancesinschoolhistory…Tiedaschoolre-cordwiththreerushingtouchdownsversusLamar…Carried17timesfor108yardsandatouchdowninwinoverTennessee-Martin…Hadarushingtouch-downandreceivingtouchdowninSouthlandwinoverTexasState…AlsohadrushingtouchdownsversusLouisiana-Monroe,McNeeseStateandNicholls.

2009: Team’ssecond-leadingrusherplayedinall11games,makingtwostarts…Carriedtheball79timesfor395yardsandfivetouchdowns…Alsocaught25passes for226yards…Posted firstcareer100-yardgame in69-20routoverUnionCollege…Totedball13timesfor106yardsandtwotouchdowns…Ranaseason-high21timesfor62yardsandascoreatMcNeeseState…Rushedfor71yardsandatouchdownon11carriesinleaguewinoverSamHoustonState…Scoredatouchdownincollegiatedebut,helpingLionstoa41-7winoverTexasA&M-Commerce…Caughtseason-highfivepassesfor40yardsatMcNeeseState…Finishedwithseason-high53receivingyardsonfourcatchesatSouthDakota…AlsocreditedwithfourgrabsversusSamHoustonStateandNicholls.


high school: Rushedformorethan5,000yardsforcoachSpencerHarrisatSpringfield,including1,525yardsand27touchdownsasasenior…theDistrict9-2A Offensive MostValuable Player and a First-TeamAll-State selection …ratedastheNo.33PreseasonTopProspectinLouisianabyDandyDon.com…gained1,643yardsand22TDsasajuniorinhelpingtheBulldogstothe9-2Achampionship–itsfirstinschoolhistory.

Personal: BornEzekielJonesinHammond…OneofVanessaJones’twochil-dren…Majoringinkinesiology.

Career stats g Rush Yds TD Lg Rec Yds TD Lg2009 11 79 395 5 35 25 226 0 302010 9 99 380 8 39 11 56 1 212011 6 67 292 7 30 6 50 0 16Totals 26 245 1067 20 39 42 332 1 30

Career highsRushes.........................................................21(twice),lastvs.TexasState(2010)Rushing Yards.................................................. 108,vs.Tennessee-Martin(2010)Rushing Touchdowns.............................................3,vs.SavannahState(2011)Long Rush.......................................................... 39,vs.Tennessee-Martin(2010)Receptions................................................................5,vs.McNeeseState(2009)Receiving Yards........................................................53,atSouthDakota(2009)Receiving Touchdowns............................................... 1,vs.TexasState(2010)Long Reception.......................................................30,atSouthDakota(2009)

��Chase Keller

WR • 6-1 • 200 • so. • sQ st. amant, La. • st. amant hs



high school: Two-timeAll-DistrictperformeratSt.AmantHighSchool…AcademicAll-Stateperformerin2010…AlsoplayedsoccerandcompetedinthehighjumpfortheGators.

Personal: Born Chase Matthew Keller in Baton Rouge … Oldest child ofJimmyand JenellKeller…Has twosiblings,Cadeand Jaime…Acomputersciencemajor.

�0Paul Kopesky

DB • 5-11 • 200 • so. • 1L spring, Texas • spring hs

2011: Sawactioninfivegamesinthedefensivebackfieldandonspecialteams…MadetwotacklesatMcNeeseState.

high school: Versatileplayerwhosaw timeatquarterback, linebackerandpunter…namedtheSHSMVPasaseniorafterscoring11touchdowns,total-ing30tackleswithfivesacksand12tacklesforloss…namedOffensiveMVPafteraccountingfor18TDsandthrowingforover1,300yardsasajunior…coachedbySamParker…outstandingtrackathlete…the2007JuniorOlym-picChampioninthe100-meterand200-meterhurdles…setaGulfAssocia-tionrecordin2007inthe200-meterhurdles.

Personal: BornPaulKopesky,Jr.,inSt.Louis,Mo.…SonofPaul,Sr.,andStaceyKopesky…Nicknamed“PJ”…Hobbies includeplayingXBOX,sleeping,anddrawing...Majoringinkinesiology.

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Career stats g Ua a Total TFL PD FF FR2011 5 0 2 2 0 0 0 0

Career highsTackles.........................................................................2,atMcNeeseState(2011)

9�Scott Korte

DL • 6-4 • 230 • so. • 1L Mandeville, La. • Fontainebleau hs

2011: Appearedintwogames…CreditedwithtacklesversusSavannahStateandStephenF.Austin.


high school: Recorded53tackleswithfivepassbreakupsandthreeforcedfumblesasasenior…coachedbyMikeMatherne…helpedBulldogsto2008playoffs.

Personal: BornScottChristopherKorte…SonofSteveandSharonKorte…HasabrotherSteven…FatherisaformerNewOrleansSaintslinemanandUniversityofArkansasAll-American…Ageneralstudiesmajor.


Career highsTackles....................................................... 1(twice),atStephenF.Austin(2011)

�0Blaine LeBlanc

RB • 5-8 • 175 • sr. • 1L new Orleans, La. • southern Miss

2011: Played in all 11 games, primarily on special teams…All sevenof hiscarriescameina63-6winoverSavannahState…Rushedfor40yardsinwinovertheTigers…Creditedwitha16-yardkickoffreturnatStephenF.Austin…Finishedtheseasonwitheighttackles(sevensolo)…HadtwostopsversusSavannahState…AlsohadtacklesversusMcNeeseState,Lamar,Northwest-ernState,CentralArkansasandStephenF.Austin.

Prior to southeastern: SquadmemberforSouthernMiss.

high school: Rushedfor1,100yardsand17touchdownsforCoachJ.T.CurtisatJohnCurtisHighSchool...Afour-yearletterwinnerandmemberoffour-timestatechampionshipfootballsquad...Wasalsoamemberofthe4X100meterstatechampionshiptracksquad.

Personal: BornBlaineLeBlancinNewOrleans,La.…SonofTimmyLeBlanc,Sr.,andMaureenPhilips…Hasthreesiblings:brothers,TimmyLeBlanc,Jr.,andMasonPhilips;sister,Marissa…NephewofSeanBenfield,whoplayedfootballatNewMexico…Hobbiesincludelisteningtomusic,art,playinganysport,andvideogames…Majoringinsportsmanagement.

Career stats g Rush Yds TD Lg2011 11 7 40 0 19

Career highsRushes..........................................................................7,vs.SavannahState(2011)Rushing Yards......................................................... 40,vs.SavannahState(2011)Long Rush............................................................... 19,vs.SavannahState(2011)

��Tramaine Lucas

DL • 6-1 • 280 • sr. • 3L Baton Rouge, La. • glen Oaks hs

2011: Appearedinall11games,makingsevenstartsonthedefensiveline…Totaled21tackles(14solo)…Alsohadtwosacksandfivetacklesforloss…Creditedwithasack,forcedfumbleandfumblerecoveryin31-14victoryoverNichollsStateinseasonfinale…RecordedtwotacklesforlossatNorthwest-ernState…FinishedwithfourtacklesandasackversusTexasState,helpingtheLionstoa38-28win…Tiedaseason-highwithfourtacklesatMcNeeseState…PostedthreetacklesatSouthernMissandLamar…HadtacklesforlossversusTulaneandLamar.

2010: Startedtwoofthefourgamesheappearedinonthedefensiveline…Sufferedseason-endinginjuryafterfourgames…Had10tackles(sixsolo)…Creditedwithtwotacklesforlossand1.5sacks…Hadfivetackles,atackleforlossandahalfsackinseasonopeneratTulane…MadethreetacklesversusLamar…PostedasackversusTennessee-Martin…AlsocreditedwithatackleatLouisiana-Monroe.

2009: Madeonestartandplayedin10gamesonthedefensiveline…Endedwith12tackles(eightsolo),fourtacklesforlossandtwosacks…SackscameinwinsoverTexasA&M-CommerceandSamHoustonState…AlsohadtacklesforlossversusCentralArkansasandStephenF.Austin…Creditedwithasea-son-highthreetacklesversusUCA…MadetwostopsversusA&M-CommerceandMcNeeseState.


high school: Recorded119tackleswith13sacksasasenioratGlenOaksHighSchool…All-Districtselection…coachedbyVernonLangley…partici-patedinthe2007RedStickBowl…alsoamemberofthetrackandfieldteamatGOHS.

Personal: BorninBatonRouge…SonofShelitaLucas…Acriminaljusticemajor.


Career highsTackles......................................................................................... 5,atTulane(2010)Tackles For Loss............................................ 2,atNorthwesternState(2011)Forced Fumble......................................................... 1,vs.NichollsState(2011)

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2� 20�2 Southeastern Louisiana University Football

��Chris Malott

WR • 6-5 • 215 • so. • 1L The Woodlands, Texas • College Park hs

2011: Playedinall11games,mostlyonspecialteams.


high school: All-District tight end atTheWoodlands College Park HighSchool…Alsowonthedistricttitleinthe300meterhurdles.

Personal: BornChristopher JamesMalott inMountVernon,N.Y.…Parentsare Curt Malott and DebbieTurner … Has an older brother, Keith and anoldersister, Julie…BrotherplayedfootballatSoutheasternOklahomaState…Majoringinkinesiology.

��Matt McCormick

P • 6-0 • 200 • Jr. • 1L Covington, La. • Covington hs

Career honors:- 2011 all-southland Conference (honorable Mention)- 2011 LsWa special Teams Player of the Week (nov. 14)

2011: EarnedhonorablementionAll-SouthlandConferencehonorsaftertakingoverstartingpuntingdutiesmidwaythroughtheseason…Averaged41.5yardsperpunton36punts…Hadsevenpuntsof50-plusyards,includingaseason-long61-yardeffortagainstStephenF.Austin–thefifth-longestpuntinschoolhistory…HisperformanceagainsttheLumberjacksearnedhimSpecialTeamsPlayeroftheWeekhonors…AgainstSFA,his10puntstotaledaschool-record467 yards…The10puntswere the second-highest total in school history,whilethe46.7yardperpuntaveragewasthethird-bestsingle-gameeffortbyaLion…Averaged44.8yardsperpunt,includinga60-yarderversusLamar…Hadatleastone50-yardpuntinallbuttwogamesheappearedin…Didnothaveapuntblockedduringtheseason…HadonekickoffontheyearintheseasonopeneratTulane.

2010: Sawactioninthreegamesasareservepunter…Averaged33.8yardsperpuntonfivekicks…Averaged42.7yardsperpuntversusTennessee-Martin…Hadaseason-long44yardpuntversusUTM…Hadonepuntfor32yardsatStephenF.Austin.


high school: All-State,All-DistrictandAll-MetroselectionatCovingtonHighSchool…coachedbyMatterScobelandDarrylGraham…Rana10.91inthe100meters…AlsowasamemberofFCA.

Personal: BornMatthew JamesMcCormick inCovington…Sonof JosephandDawnMcCormick…Hasayoungersister,Kelly…Majoringinfitnessandhumanperformance.

Career stats g Punts Yds avg Lg2010 3 5 169 33.8 442011 8 36 1494 41.5 61Totals 11 41 1663 40.6 61

Career highsPunts...................................................................... 10,atStephenF.Austin(2011)Punting Yards.................................................... 467,atStephenF.Austin(2011)Punting average............................................. 46.7,atStephenF.Austin(2011)Long Punt............................................................ 61,atStephenF.Austin(2011)

�Tony McCrea

WR • 5-10 • 175 • Jr. • 1L Irwington, ga. • Wilkinson County hs

2011: Didnotplay.

2010: Sawactionineightgames…Finishedtheseasonwiththreecatchesfor35yards…Caughttwopassesfor24yardsandreturnedtwopuntsforsixyardsatCentralArkansas…Madean11-yardcatchatStephenF.Austin.


high school: NamedtheClass1ADefensivePlayerbytheGeorgiaSportsWritersAssociation…recorded41tackleswithnineinterceptionsand15passbreakupsforcoachJamesHagins…rushedfor755yardsand11touchdownswhilecompleting43of75passesfor848yardsand20touchdowns…ledtheWarriors tothesemifinals in thestateplayoffsasasenior…namedtothefirstteamforAll-MiddleGeorgia,All-AlbanyandAll-Region…playedonstatechampionshipteamsinbasketballandtrack.

Personal: BornEverettMcCrea,Jr.inBossierCity…ThesonofEverettMc-Crea,Sr.andMillicentWhitby…Hasthreesisters,Melisha,MelieaandMaya…anursingmajor.


Career highsReceptions............................................................. 2,atCentralArkansas(2010)Receiving Yards..................................................24,atCentralArkansas(2010)Long Reception.................................................14,atCentralArkansas(2010)

��Jeremy Meyers

RB • 6-2 • 210 • so. • 1L Baton Rouge, La. • st. Michael hs

2011: Madetheswitchtosafety,seeingactionineightgames…Postedfourtackles(threesolo)…HadtacklesversusSavannahState,McNeeseState,Cen-tralArkansasandSamHoustonState.


high school: Afour-yearstarteratSt.MichaeltheArchangel…passedfor2,742yardsand30touchdownsasasenior…finishedthirdinthestateinpass-ingyards…atwo-starrecruitbyRivals.com…namedtheDistrict7-4AOf-fensiveMVP…first-teamall-district,all-metroandhonorablementionall-stateselectionin2009…participatedintheRedStickBowl…namedall-districtallfouryearsatquarterback…earnedall-districthonorsasapunterin2007and2008…coachedbyEricHeld.

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Personal: BornJeremyJosephMeyersinBatonRouge…ParentsareMichaelandTheresaMeyers…Hastwoolderbrothers,JoelandJames…JameswasanAll-AmericanswimmeratLSU.


Career highsTackles.......................................1(4times),lastvs.SamHoustonState(2011)

9�Collin Middleton

DL • 6-3 • 250 • Fr. • hs Cedar Park, Texas • Cedar Park hs

high school: TwiceearnedAll-District andAll-StatehonorsatCedarParkHighSchool…Recorded68tackleswith10sacksand15tacklesforlossasasenior...SpentthefallatAirForcePrepSchoolaftercommittingtoAirForceoutofhighschool.

Personal: BornCollinBlakeMiddletoninTemple,Texas…ParentsareBlakeandKellyMiddleton…Hasayoungerbrother,Thomas…Ageneralstudiesmajor.

20Drew Misita

LB • 6-1 • 220 • so. • 1L amite, La. • Oak Forest academy

2011: Sawactioninninegamesasareservelinebacker…Finishedtheyearwithninetackles(sixsolo)…Madefivetacklesin63-6victoryoverSavannahState…MadetwostopsatStephenF.Austin…AlsohadtacklesversusTulaneandNichollsState.

high school: A three-time, first-teamAll-District selection at Oak ForestAcademy…coachedbyJasonBrabham…namedtheConferenceDefensiveMVP and tabbed first-team MAISAll-State as a senior … twice named theGridironPlayeroftheWeek.

Personal: BornDrewDouglasMisitainHammond,La.…OneofDougandMaryKayMisita’stwochildren…Hasabrother,Ace…CousinofDannyMa-gee,MLBplayerwiththeAtlantaBraves…Hobbiesincludespendingtimewithfamily,watchingfootball,andworkingout…Majoringingeneralstudies.


Career highsTackles.........................................................................5,vs.SavannahState(2011)

�2Jordan Moon

TE • 6-3 • 240 • so. • 1L Pflugerville, Texas • Pflugerville hs

2011: Saw action in three gameson special teams…Played againstTulane,SavannahStateandSouthernMiss.

high school: Mid-termenrolleewhoparticipatedinspringpractice…two-yearletterwinneratPflugervilleHighSchool…namedfirst-teamAll-District16-5A…afirst-teamAcademicAll-DistrictandhonorablementionAcademicAll-Stateselectionasasenior…earnedsecond-teamAll-Districthonorsasajunior.

Personal: BorninHonolulu,Hawaii…OldestchildofJacobMoonandVickiEchols…Hasthreesiblings…Majoringinkinesiology.

2Stanley MooreWR • 6-3 • 180 • so. • sQ Bastrop, La. • Bastrop hs

2011: Appeared in three games as a reserve wide receiver … Caught twopassesfor17yardsina63-6routofSavannahState.

2010: Redshirtseason

high school: Standoutwide receiver atBastropHighSchool ...Caught52passes for953yardsand11 touchdownsasa senior ... First teamClass4AAll-StateperformerhelpedBHStostatesemifinals...Caught10passesfor118yardsandatouchdownfor2007statechampionshipteamthatfinishedNo.13inthenation...Finishedhighschoolcareerwith70catches,1,210yardsand15touchdowns.

Personal: BorninBastrop,La....thesonofRamonaMooreandStanleyMitchell...hasthreebrothers...youngerbrother,RodriguezMoore,currentlyplaysfoot-ballatEastMississippiJuniorCollege...majoringinGeneralStudies.


Career highsReceptions.................................................................2,vs.SavannahState(2011)Receiving Yards..................................................... 17,vs.SavannahState(2011)Long Reception.................................................... 11,vs.SavannahState(2011)

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�Beau Mothe

P • 6-3 • 200 • sr. • 3L new Orleans, La. • Jesuit hs

Career honors:- 2009 southland Conference special Teams Player of the Week (nov. 9)- 2009 LsWa special Teams Player of the Week (sept. 8, nov. 16)

2011: Averaged36.5yardsperpunton16punts…Hadalongpuntof51yardsatSouthernMiss…Alsohadtwopuntsdownedinsidethe20-yardlineversustheGoldenEagles…Inthatcontest,hecompleteda29-yardpassonafakepunt…Alsoservedastheteam’sholderonfieldgoalandextrapointattempts…Ranksseventhinschoolhistorywithacareer38.0yardperpuntaverage.

2010:Averaged38.2yardsperpunton60kicks…Downed15kicksinsidethe20-yardlineandhadsevenpuntsover50yards…RankedseventhintheSouthlandConferenceinpuntingaverage…Tiedtheschoolrecordforlongestpuntwitha65-yardeffortversusMcNeeseState….Averaged44.2yardsperpuntversustheCowboys–theeighth-bestpuntingaverageinagameinschoolhistory…His45.0perpuntaverageatCentralArkansaswasthethird-bestsinglegamepuntingaverageeverbyaLion...Alsohadplus-50yardpuntsagainstLouisiana-Monroe,SamHoustonState,NorthwesternStateandStephenF.Aus-tin…Downedfourpuntsinsidethe20inSouthlandwinoverTexasState…Hadan18-yardruninwinoverTennessee-Martin…Alsocompleteda12-yardpassonafakepuntversusMcNeeseState.

2009: SteppedinasstartingpunterfortheLions,averaging38.2yardson65kicks…Put20puntsinsidethe20-yardlineandeightkicksof50yardsormore…NamedSouthlandConferenceSpecialTeamsPlayeroftheWeekafterhittingthree50-plusyardpuntsandaveraging42.2yardsperpunt ina27-0 leaguewinoverNorthwesternState…Debutedwiththreekicksinsidethe20-yardlinein41-7season-openingwinoverTexasA&M-CommerceandwasnamedLSWASpecialTeamsPlayeroftheWeek…Launchedaseason-long62-yardpuntversusSFAandagainearnedLSWAhonors…Averagedseason-high49.0yardsperpuntin51-50overtimewinoverTexasState.

high school: Afirst teamAll-District9-5AselectionasapunterandwidereceiveratNewOrleans’JesuitHighSchool…SelectedAll-OrleansParishbytheNewOrleansTimesPicayuneandwasnamedtotheClass5AAll-AcademicTeamasanhonorablementionselection…totaled30receptionsfor493yardsandninetouchdownsfortheBlueJaysasasenior…chosentoplayintheLakePontchartrainAll-StarClassic…coachedbyWaydeKaiser…PitchedfortheJHSbaseballteam.

Personal: BornBoydMotheIIIinNewOrleans…TheonlysonofBoydandDeniseMothe…Has twooldersisters,NicoleandKathryn…Majoring infinance.

Career stats g Punts Yds avg Lg2009 11 65 2484 38.2 622010 11 60 2292 38.2 652011 11 16 584 36.5 51Totals 33 141 5360 38.0 65

Career highsPunts......................................................................11,vs.StephenF.Austin(2009)Punting Yards................................................... 461,vs.StephenF.Austin(2009)Punting average.......................................................49.0,vs.TexasState(2009)Long Punt.............................................................. 65,vs.McNeeseState(2010)

�0Rogers Mueller

Ls • 5-10 • 240 • sr. • 1L Long Beach, Miss. • Long Beach hs

2011: Sawactioninninegamesastheteam’slongsnapper.

2010: Didnotplay.



high school: PreppedatLongBeachHighSchool…Playedbothfootballandtennis…CoachedbySeanHarden.

Personal: BornRogersLeeMueller inGulfport,Miss.…ParentsareGlennandValMueller…HasanolderbrotherGlenn,aswellasthreeoldersisters–Stephanie,AllisonandMerrin…Boating,fishingandhuntingareamonghishobbies…Majoringinindustrialtechnology.

��Kaleb Muse

LB • 6-0 • 250 • so. • 1L Ponchatoula, La. • Ponchatoula hs

2011: Sawactioninninegamesasareservelinebackerandakeyspecialteamsperformer…Finishedtheseasonwith18tackles(12solo)andthreetacklesforloss…Recordedaseason-highfivetacklesagainstSamHoustonState…Hadfourtackles,includingtwoforloss,andapassbreakupatStephenF.Austin…Madefourstopsin31-14winoverNichollsStateinseasonfinale…Cred-itedwithtwotacklesandatackleforlossin63-6routofSavannahState.

high school: Three-year letterwinner for head coach Mike Baiamonte …helpedleadtheGreenWavetoan8-3recordandberthintheClass5Astateplayoffs…ledPHSintacklesfinalthreeseasons…two-timeAll-District7-5Aselection…namedtohonorablementionAll-Stateteam...statechampionintheshotputatthe2011Class5ATrackandFieldMeet.

Personal: BornKalebMuse inHammond,La.…OneofMarshallandLindaMuse’stwochildren…Hasasister,Keema…Hobbiesincludesleeping,videogames,andworkingout…Majoringinnursing.


Career highsTackles................................................................ 5,vs.SamHoustonState(2011)Tackles For Loss...................................................2,atStephenF.Austin(2011)Passes Defended..................................................1,atStephenF.Austin(2011)

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�2Marshall Paris

OL • 6-2 • 275 • Jr. • 2L Lake Charles, La. • sam houston hs

2011: TeamedwithGastenGabrieltogiveSoutheasternaformidableleftsideoftheoffensiveline…Startedall11gamesatleftguardfortheLions.

2010: Brokeintothestartinglineupontheoffensivelinemidwaythroughtheseason…Startedatguardinthefinalfivegamesoftheyear.


high school: AfirstteamAll-District4-4AselectionforcoachRussSuther-land at SamHoustonHigh School…helped theBroncos to a state playoffberth… selected to theAcademicAll-State team as an honorablementionselection…namedfirstteamAll-StatebytheLouisianaCoachesAssociation.

Personal: BornMarshallLeeParisinAlexandria…ParentsareMikeandRuth-ieParis…Hasanolderbrother,Mattandoldersister,Mandy…anengineeringtechnology.

��C.J. Patton

RB • 5-11 • 205 • Fr. • Rs Baton Rouge, La. • st. Michael hs


high school: Athree-yearstarterandteamcaptainatSt.MichaeltheArch-angelHighSchool…coachedbyEricHeld…rushedfor15touchdownsandrushedforover700yardsdespitemissingthefirstthreegamesduetoillness…namedfirst-teamAll-District7-4Aasasenior…helpedtheWarriorstoa7-4recordandberthintheClass4Astateplayoffs…earnedsecond-teamAll-Dis-tricthonorsasajunior…sonofformerLiondefensivebackCedricPatton.

Personal: BornCedricPatton, Jr., inMossPoint,Miss.…OneofCedricSr.andDanettePatton’sthreechildren…Hastwosiblings…FatherletteredinfootballatSoutheasternfrom1978-81…Father,mother,andsisterareSouth-easternalums…Hobbiesincludesleeping,workingout,andeating…Majoringinpsychology.

��Carl Pearson

WR • 6-2 • 190 • so. • 1L Farmerville, La. • Farmerville hs

2011: Steppedintostartsixofthe10gamesheap-pearedinatreceiverasatruefreshman…Recorded17catchesfor201yardswith a touchdown … In collegiate debut, had four catches for 61 yards atTulane…Caughtaseason-high fivepasses for52yardsatCentralArkansas…Pulled down a 20-yard touchdown atMcNeese State…Grabbed threepassesfor31yardsin63-6winoverSavannahState…AlsohadtwocatchesatNorthwesternState.

high school: A two-time, first-teamAll-Northeast Louisiana selection …coachedbyJoeSpatafora…atwo-timeAll-District2-2Aselection…helpedtheFarmerstoa9-3recordandregionalberthintheClass2Astateplayoffs…recorded17receptions for470yardsandseventouchdownsasasenior…averaged27.7 yards per catch…had26 catches for 685 yards and fivetouchdownsasajunior.

Personal: BornCarlAnthony Pearson, Jr., inOakland,Calif.…SonofCarlPearson,Sr.,andKathyPeaster…Hasfoursiblings:brother,Xavier,Kevin,andMaurice;sister,Amber…Cousin,Aubrey,playedbasketballatWichitaState…Nicknamed“CP”…Hobbies includehangingoutandcommunityservice…Majoringinsportsmanagement.


Career highsReceptions............................................................. 5,atCentralArkansas(2011)Receiving Yards...................................................................... 61,atTulane(2011)ReceivingTouchdowns...............................................1,atMcNeeseState(2011)Long Reception..................................................................... 25,atTulane(2011)

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�0John Roberts

LB • 6-3 • 210 • Jr. • 1L Baton Rouge, La. • st. Michael hs

2011: Playedinall11gamesasaspecialteamsstand-outandreservelinebacker…Creditedwithsixtack-

les(fivesolo)…Madetwotackles,includingoneforlossatStephenF.Austin…HadtwosolostopsatCentralArkansas…AlsocreditedwithtacklesversusNorthwesternStateandTexasState.



high school: Two-timeAll-DistrictselectioninbothfootballandbaseballatSt.MichaelHighSchool…twicenamedtoAcademicAll-State team…RedStickBowlparticipant…Setschoolrecordsforinterceptionsinacareer(nine),season(five)andgame(two).

Personal: BornJohnRoberts, Jr. in Jefferson…Oldestsonof JohnandLisaRoberts…Hasayoungerbrother,Joel…enjoysworkingoutandreading…Majoringinpoliticalscience.


Career highsTackles................................................ 2(twice),lastatStephenF.Austin(2011)Tackles For Loss...................................................1,atStephenF.Austin(2011)

2�Kevin RobertsDB • 5-11 • 190 • sr. • 1L

Meridian, Miss. • East Mississippi CC

2011: SteppedinasstartingfreesafetyinfirstseasonwiththeLions…Startednineofthe10gamesheappearedin…Finisheddebutseasonwith34tackles(24solo),twopassbreakupsandaninterception…Creditedwithaseason-highseventacklesatSouthernMiss…AlsohadsixstopsandbrokeupapassagainstLamar…Madefivestopsandpickedoffapassin31-14victoryoverNichollsStateinseasonfinale…BrokeupapassversusStephenF.Austin…Hadtwoormoretacklesinallbutonegame.

Prior to southeastern: Two-yearlettermanforheadcoachBuddyStephensatEastMississippiCommunityCollegeandmemberofback-to-backstateplay-off teams at EMCC … mostly played behind University of Memphis signeePerranceWardasasophomorefreesafetyfortheLionsin2010...registered30totaltackles(21solos),includingthreetacklesforloss,fourpassbreak-ups,onefumblerecoveryandaforcedfumblein2010...cappedhisEMCCplayingcareerwithanappearanceintheMACJCAll-StarFootballClassic...creditedwithasolotackleandapassbreak-upduring limitedaction inthedefensivesecondaryasafreshmanonEMCC’sMACJCstatechampionshipteamin2009(11-1record,MississippiBowlchamps&No.4NJCAAfinalranking).

high school: Had66totalstops,includingseventacklesforlossandasack,asasenioronMeridianHighSchool’s2008MHSAAClass5Astatechampion-shipteam.

Personal: BorninMeridian,Miss.…ThesonofJenniferRoberts…Hastwosiblings.

Career stats g Ua a Total TFL PD FF FR InT2011 10 24 10 34 0 2 0 0 1

Career highsTackles.......................................................................... 7,atSouthernMiss(2011)Interceptions............................................................. 1,vs.NichollsState(2011)Passes Defended............................1(twice),lastatStephenF.Austin(2011)

��Paul Roppolo

OL • 6-5 • 270 • sr. • 3L Marrero, La. • archbishop shaw hs

2011: Returnedasveteranleaderofoffensiveline…Startedseason’sfirsteightgamesatrighttackle.

2010: Playedineightgamesontheoffensiveline…Startedtheseason’sfirstfivegamesattacklebeforesufferinganinjury…Camebacktoplayinthefinalthreegamesoftheyear.

2009: Playedinall11gamesontheoffensiveline…Tookoverasstartingrighttackleforthefinalfivegames.


high school: Atwo-starrecruitbyRivals.com…helpedShawtoconsecutivetripstotheClass4Atitlegame…helpedEaglesto14-1recordasasenior…coachedbyScottBairnsfather.

Personal: BorninNewOrleans…TheyoungestofPaulandMaryRoppolo’sthreechildren…Hasabrother,Vincentandasister,Danielle…Abusinessadministrationmajor.

��Robert Scarpati

DL • 6-3 • 270 • so. • sQ houston, Texas • Cypress Ridge hs

2011: Playedinonegameduringtheseason…Sawactioninteam’s63-6routofSavannahState.


high school: Athree-yearletterwinneratCypressRidgeHighSchool…athree-starrecruitbyRivals.com…helpedtheRamstothreeappearancesintheClass5Aplayoffs…atwo-timeAll-District15-5Aselection…fueledthedistrict’stopdefensiveunitwith56tackles,10sacks,twoblockedkicks,twopassbreakupsandaninterceptionasasenior…listedontheBurntOrange.comTop125prospects…had40tackleswithfivesacksasajunior…coachedbyGaryThiebaud.

Personal: BornRobertMartinScarpatiinHouston,Texas…ParentsareMartyandJanScarpati…Hasasister,Maizeanne…Majoringinsocialstudies.

Player Profiles


��Seth Sebastian

K • 5-10 • 185 • Jr. • 2L Lafayette, La. • Lafayette hs

2011: Made14of21fieldgoalattemptsandknockedin35of37pointaftertries…RankedamongtheSouthlandConferenceleadersinfieldgoalsmade(2nd)andscoring(77points,3rd)…Single-seasonoutputsinfieldgoals(2nd),PAT’s(5th)andpoints(7th)areamongthebestperformanceseverbyaLion…Hitaseason-long45-yardfieldgoal–the10th-longestfieldgoalinschoolhistory–in38-28winoverTexasState…Puttogether2-for-2fieldgoalper-formancesagainstTulane,McNeeseStateandStephenF.Austin…Alsomade40-plusyardfieldgoalsversusLamar,NorthwesternStateandCentralArkansas…Madeallninepointafterattemptsin63-6winoverSavannahState,whichwas good for second in schoolhistory…Moves into junior season rankedamongtheSoutheasterncareerleadersinfieldgoals(24,4th)andscoring(134points,9th).

2010: Connectedon10of14fieldgoalsand27of28pointafterattempts…Third in theSouthlandConference in fieldgoalsmade, fieldgoalpercentage(71.4)andPATpercentage(96.4)…Seasonperformancesinfieldgoals(8th),PAT(8th),PATpercentage(7th)andFGpercentage(4th)areamongthebestbyaLion…Was3-for-3on fieldgoalsversusNorthwesternState…Hitaseason-long47-yardfieldgoalversustheDemons–thethird-longestfieldgoalinschoolhistory…Alsowas3-for-3onfieldgoalsatCentralArkansas…Madehisfinalninefieldgoaland15PATattemptsontheyear…Headedintosopho-moreseasonrankedamongtheschool’scareerleadersinfieldgoalpercentage(2nd),PATpercentage(5th)andfieldgoalsmade(7th).

high school: Namedfirst-teamAll-District3-5AandAll-Acadianaasasenior…namedtheSouthernPigskinAll-Areakicker…convertedon15of15extrapointsasasenior…kickedalongfieldgoalof49yards…30of32kickoffs(94percent)weretouchbacks…coachedbyMarkBarousse.

Personal: BornSethThomasSebastianinLafayette…TheoldestchildofChipandKelliSebastian…Hasayoungersister,Courtney…Majoringinbusinessmanagement.

Career stats g Fga FgM Lg PaT Pts2010 11 14 10 47 27 572011 11 21 14 45 35 77Totals 22 35 24 47 62 134

Career highsField goals Made....................3(twice),lastvs.NorthwesternState(2010)Field goals attempted......3(4times),lastvs.SamHoustonState(2011)Long Field goal.......................................... 47,vs.NorthwesternState(2010)PaT’s Made................................................................9,vs.SavannahState(2011)PaT’s attempted....................................................9,vs.SavannahState(2011)Points......................................................................11,atCentralArkansas(2010)

�2Nathan Stanley

QB • 6-5 • 215 • sr. • 1L Tahlequah, Okla. • Ole Miss

2011: SawactioninfivegamesasabackuptoLionstartingquarterbackBrianYoung…Completed28-of-58passesfor282yards…Threwtwotouchdownsversus six interceptions …Tossed both touchdown passes versus Savannah

State…Inthe63-6winovertheTigers,hecompleted11of15throwsfor116yards…Hadaseason-long18-yardrunversusSSU…AlsosawactionversusTulane,SouthernMiss,LamarandSamHoustonState.

Prior to southeastern (at Ole Miss)

2010: SawactioninfourgamesfortheRebelsin2010,earningastartintheseasonopeneragainst JacksonvilleState ...Threw for261yardson17-of-32passesforOleMissasheservedasthebackuptoJeremiahMasoli.

2009: Sawaction in five games ...Completed11-of-23passes for163yardswithoneTDandone interception ... Earned first letter ... atMemphis (9/6):Sawfirstcareeraction,butdidnotattemptapass...vs.SoutheasternLa.(9/19):Attemptedandcompletedfirstcareerpass...Finished2-for-3for33yards...vs.UAB(10/17):Passedfor98yardsandfirstcareerTDon6-of-9passing...vs.NorthernArizona(11/7):Completedonepassfor29yards...CottonBowlvs.TexasTech(1/2):Completed2-of-7passesforthreeyardsandaninterception...Alsocarriedtheballtwicefornogain...Spring:Completed5-of-12passesfor78yardsintheGroveBowl...ReceivedtheNationalFootballFoundationScholar-AthleteAward...2008:Didnotseeactionandwasredshirted

high school: Passed for2,153yardsand32TDsasasenior ...RankedtheNo. 89player in thenationby Sports Illustrated ...Rated theNo. 11playerinOklahoma andNo. 23QB in the nation byRivals.com ...Named secondteamAll-Stateby theTulsaWorld ...EarnedAll-Statehonors fromtheOkla-homaCoachesAssociation ...RankedtheNo.9player inOklahomaandtheNo.61QBinthenationbyScout.com...ParticipatedintheOffense-DefenseAll-AmericanGame...RatedtheNo.19QBinthenationbyMaxEmfinger...SelectedtotheOklahomaCoachesAssociationAll-StarGame...CoachedinhighschoolbyBrentScott.

Personal: BornNathanStanley inTahlequah,Okla.…OneofEricandGinaStanley’stwochildren…Hasabrother,Derrick…Majoringingeneralstud-ies.

Career stats g att- Cmp- Int Yds TD Lg Pct2011 5 58-28-6 2862 24 48.3

Career highsPassing Yards........................................................116,vs.SavannahState(2011)Completions.......................................................... 11,vs.SavannahState(2011)attempts........................................................... 15(twice),lastvs.Lamar(2011)Passing Touchdowns..............................................2,vs.SavannahState(2011)Interceptions............................................................. 3,atSouthernMiss(2011)Long Pass..................................................................24,atSouthernMiss(2011)

2�Tyler Stoddard

DB • 6-2 • 205 • so. • 1L Westlake, La. • Westlake hs

Career honors: - 2011 College Sports Journal all-Freshman Team

2011: EarnedaspotontheinauguralCollege Sports JournalAll-FreshmanTeamafterfinishingtheseasoneighthintheSouthlandConferencewithateam-high90tackles(60solo)…Alsobrokeupfivepasses,wascreditedwithfivetacklesforlossandhadoneinterception…Movedintostartingstrongsafetyspotforthefinaleightgamesoftheseason…Hadfivegamesofdouble-digittackles…Madeaseason-high13stopsagainstMcNeeseStateandSamHoustonState…Recorded11tacklesinvictoriesoverTexasStateandNichollsState…Bestall-aroundcameatStephenF.Austin,wherehehad10tackles–threeforloss–andaninterception…AlsohadtacklesforlossversusLamarandNorthwesternState…AlsocreditedwithtwopassbreakupsversusSamHoustonStateandNichollsState…AlsobrokeuppassatCentralArkansas.

Player Profiles


high school:SelectedastheAll-SouthwestLouisianaandDistrict4-3ADe-fensiveMostValuablePlayer…posted80tackleswithnineforlossasasenioratWestlakeHigh…a first-teamClass3AAll-Stateselection…a first-teamAll-SouthwestLouisianapick…had five gameswith10ormore tackles…first-teamAll-District4-3Aatdefensivebackandtightend…two-timehonor-ablementionAll-Districtpick…coachedbyMaxCalderera…athree-timeAll-Districtpickinbaseball.

Personal:BornTylerStoddardinLakeCharles,La.…SonofChadClementandAmyMcGee…Hastwosiblings:brother,ChadMcGee,andsister,KirstynSchronk…FatherplayedbaseballatMcNeeseState…Hobbiesincludeeating,workingout,andsleeping…Majoringingeneralstudies.


Career highsTackles........................................ 13(twice),lastvs.SamHoustonState(2011)Tackles For Loss...................................................3,atStephenF.Austin(2011)Interceptions.........................................................1,atStephenF.Austin(2011)Passes Defended................................ 2(twice),lastvs.NichollsState(2011)

��Mairo StovallDL • 6-1 • 240 • sr. • 1L

Ocean springs, Miss. • Miss. gulf Coast CC

2011: Playedin10gamesonthedefensiveline…MadelonestartatMcNeeseState…Recorded13tackles(ninesolo),twotacklesfor lossandasack…Hadthreetackles,includingonebehindthelineofscrimmage,atCentralAr-kansas…Alsopostedaseason-highthreestopsatSouthernMiss…Madetwostopsandasackin63-6victoryoverSavannahState…Alsohadtwotacklesin seasonopener atTulane…Creditedwith tackles versusMcNeeseState,NorthwesternStateandStephenF.Austin.

Prior to southeastern: Two-year letterwinner at Mississippi Gulf CoastCommunity College … coached by former Southeastern offensive linemanSteve Campbell … part of a MGCCC program that posted a two-year re-cordof19-5…helpedBulldogsto10-2record,JUCOstatetitle,MississippiBowlchampionshipandNo.3rankinginfinalnationalpolls…asafreshman,helpedMGCCCto9-3record,staterunner-upfinishandberth intheTexasHotBowl.

high school: NamedAll-Region 4-5A as a senior at Ocean Springs HighSchool.

Personal: Born Mairo Norwood Stovall in Ocean Springs, Miss. … Son ofHenryStovallandElizabethMagee…Hasfivesiblings:brothers,TroyStovallandBennyMagee; sisters,SellhaStovall,CatherineMageeandCherylMagee…CousinofDamariousBilbo,whoplayedNCAAfootballatGeorgiaTechandspentthreeyearintheNFL…Hobbiesincludespendingtimewithfamily,fish-ing,hunting,playingbasketball,workingout,andworkingoncars…Majoringingeneralstudies.


Career highsTackles............................................... 3(twice),lastatCentralArkansas(2011)Tackles For Loss............................ 1(twice),lastatCentralArkansas(2011)

�Marice SuttonDB • 5-10 • 180 • so. • 1L

new Orleans, La. • new Mexico Prep

2011: Played inninegames,making four starts in thedefensivebackfield…Recorded42tackles(27solo),onetackleforloss,oneinterceptionandtwopassbreakups…Finishedwith10tackles,aninterceptionandbrokeupapassatStephenF.Austin…Alsocreditedwith10tacklesatSouthernMiss…HadseventacklesinseasonopeneratTulane…BrokeupapassatNorthwesternState…Postedtackleforlossin63-6routofSavannahState.

high school: All-DistrictandAll-MetroatSt.AugustineHighSchool…Had46tackles,fiveinterceptions,sixpassbreakups,fourfumblerecoveriesandtwoforcedfumbles…Captainedtheteamthreeyears.

Personal: Born inNewOrleans…ParentsareDerrickHenderson,Sr.andTrinaSutton…Asportmanagementmajor.


Career highsTackles..............................................10(twice),lastatStephenF.Austin(2011)Tackles For Loss......................................................1,vs.SavannahState(2011)Interceptions.........................................................1,atStephenF.Austin(2011)Fumble Forced.................................................... 1,atCentralArkansas(2011)Passes Defended................................ 2(twice),lastvs.NichollsState(2011)

��Denzel Thompson

DB • 6-3 • 200 • Fr. • Rs Clearwater, Fla. • Countryside hs


high school: Posted32tackleswithnineinterceptionsandfivepassbreakupsas a senior at Countryside High School … namedAll-Suncoast Football …coachedby JaredDavis…namedtheFloridaAll-StarGameMVP…a first-teamAll-District8-5AselectionandAll-Statenominee…helpedtheCougarstoa12-1recordaberthinthe5Aregionalfinal.

Personal: BornDenzelJamarThompsoninClearwater,Fla.…SonofJohnnyGordon and JanetThompson … Has two siblings: brother, Brian, and sister,Jaslyn…HisuncleplayedNFLfootballwiththeAtlantaFalcons…Nicknamed“DT”…Enjoysplayingbasketball…Majoringincomputerscience.

Player Profiles


�9Tyler TourelleLB • 5-11 • 210 • so. • 1L

Covington, La. • st. Paul hs

2011: Sawactioninsevengames,seeingactiononspecialteamsandasare-servelinebacker…Recordedeighttackles(sixsolo)…Postedaseason-highfourtackles(threesolo)atCentralArkansas…RecordedtwostopsversusSamHouston State…Also creditedwith tackles versus Lamar andNorth-westernState.

high school: Athree-year starter forcoachKenSearsatSt.Paul’sSchool…helpedSPSposta28-3recordasastarter…atwo-timeAll-District7-5Aselection…totaled88tackleswithtwointerceptionsasasenior…helpedtheWolvestoa12-1recordandquarterfinalberthintheClass5Astateplayoffs…anhonorablementionAll-Stateselection…ledSPSintackleshisfinaltwoseasons…namedtotheClarionHeraldDefensiveTeam.

Personal: BornTylerTourelleinNewOrleans,La.…OneofEddieandDeniseTourelle’sthreechildren…Hasabrother,Josh,andasister,Chloe…ParentsarebothSoutheasternalum…FatherplayedNCAAfootballatNichollsStatebeforetransferringtoSoutheasternin1985…Hobbiesincludeworkingout,fishing,andplayingsports…Majoringinbusinessadministration.


Career highsTackles..................................................................... 4,atCentralArkansas(2011)

�Devan WalkerLB • 6-3 • 250 • sr. • 3L

Baton Rouge, La. • Catholic hs

2011: Startedall11gamesontheseasononthedefensiveline…SecondontheteamandfifthintheSouthlandConferencewith13tacklesforloss…Alsotiedfortheteamleadwiththreesacks…Creditedwith51tackles(39solo)…Creditedwithaforcedfumbleandafumblerecoveryontheyear…Madeseason-high10 stops - two for loss - atNorthwestern State…Hadeighttackles,includingaseason-highthreeforloss,andforcedafumbleversusSamHoustonState…Alsopostedeighttacklesandtwoforlossina38-28winoverTexasState…MadesacksatTulaneandMcNeeseState…Recoveredafumblein31-14victoryoverNichollsStateintheseasonfinale…Entershisseniorseasonrankedseventhinschoolhistorywitheightsacks.

2010: Startedeightofthe10gamesheappearedinatdefensiveend…RankedamongtheSouthlandConference leaders insacks(4.0,15th)andtackles forloss(8.0,12th)…Finishedwith35tackles(22solo)…Hadseventackles,twotacklesforlossandasackinawinoverSouthlandfoeTexasState…Alsohadsevenstops–includingonebehindtheline–versusMcNeeseState…Alsohadfourtackles,twotacklesforlossandasackatTulane…Creditedwithfourtackles,asackandapassbreakupversusLamar…PostedasackinwinoverTennesee-Martin…Finishedseasonsixthontheschool’scareerlistwith10hurries.

2009: Playedinall11games,makingsevenstartsonthedefensiveline…Re-corded36tackles(23solo),includingfivestopsforlossandasackontheyear

...Hadtwotacklesforlossandasackin27-0victoryatNorthwesternState…Creditedwithaseason-highsixtacklesversusCentralArkansas,helpingtheLionstoa25-21leaguewinovertheBears…HadsixtacklesversusStephenF.AustinandfivestopsversusSouthDakotaandTexasState…PostedtacklesforlossinwinsoverTexasState,SamHoustonStateandCentralArkansas…BrokeuppassesversusSouthDakotaandStephenF.Austin.


high school: All-State,All-District andAll-MetrodefensiveendatCatholicHighSchool...CoachedbyDaleWeiner...AlsoplayedpowerforwardfortheCatholicHighbasketballteam.

Personal: BornDevanCharlesWalkerinMountainView,Calif....OneofWilsonWalkerandMelonieMartin’sfourchildren...Majoringinindustrialtechnology.

Career stats g Ua a Total TFL PD FF FR InT2009 11 23 13 36 5 3 1 0 02010 10 22 13 35 8 1 0 0 02011 11 39 12 51 13 0 1 1 0Totals 32 84 38 122 26 4 2 1 0 Career highsTackles............................................................. 10,atNorthwesternState(2011)Tackles For Loss............................................. 3,vs.SamHoustonState(2011)sacks.............................................. 1(eighttimes),lastvs.NichollsState(2011)Forced Fumbles....................... 1(twice),lastvs.SamHoustonState(2011)Fumble Recoveries................................................. 1,vs.NichollsState(2011)Passes Defended......................................1(fourtimes),lastvs.Lamar(2010)

�Todd Washington

DB • 5-11 • 180 • Jr. • 1L Lutcher, La. • Memphis

2011: Started seven games at corner back, playing in eight games in all …Finishedtheseasonwith15tackles(14solo),oneinterceptionandtwopassbreakups…HadthreetacklesandaninterceptionversusSamHoustonState… Posted a season-high four tackles at CentralArkansas … Credited withthreesolostopsin63-6winoverSavannahState…BrokeuppassesversusTulaneandTexasState.

Prior to southeastern:Playedinninegameswithsixstartsasatruefresh-manfortheTigers,totalingninetacklesandtyingfortheteam-leadwithtwointerceptions...startedfiveofthefirstsixgamesforMemphis...collectedbothinterceptionsinawinoverMiddleTennesseeandrecordedaseason-highthreetacklesagainstEastCarolinainhisfirstcareerstart.

high school: Ratedasathree-stardefensivebackandtheNo.45prospectbyRivals.comoutofLutcherHighSchool...wastheRiverParishDefensivePlayeroftheYear...coachedbyTimDetillier...recorded48tackles,18passbreakupsandthreeinterceptionsasaseniorin2009andhelpedtheBulldogstoa13-1recordandanappearanceintheClass4Astatesemifinals...asajuniorin2008,helpedLutchertoa12-2recordandtheClass3Achampionshipafterrecording40tacklesandthreeinterceptions.

Personal: BornToddDenzellWashingtoninMetairie…ParentsareToddandRoxanneWashington…Hastwosiblings…Majoringinbusinessfinance.


Player Profiles


Career highsTackles..................................................................... 4,atCentralArkansas(2011)Interceptions................................................... 1,vs.SamHoustonState(2011)Pass Breakups...........................................1(twice),lastvs.TexasState(2011)

29LaTruan Weary

RB • 5-9 • 180 • Jr. • 1L angie, La. • varnado hs

2011: Playedinall11games,seeingactionatrunningbackandonspecialteams…Carriedball69timesfor290yardsandfivetouchdowns…Alsocaught10passes…Madefivesolotacklesonspecialteams…Tiedasingle-gameschoolrecordwiththreerushingtouchdownsina38-28winoverTexasState…Car-riedtheballseventimesfor33yardsinthewinovertheBobcats,whilealsopostingaseason-long27yardreception…Inthe31-14season-endingvictoryoverNichollsState,postedseasonhighswith14carriesfor63yardsandalsoscoringatouchdown…Inlonestartoftheyear,rushedfor36yardson10car-riesandcaughtaseason-highfourpasses…Alsohada38-yardtouchdownrunversusLamar…PostedtwocatchesversusTexasState,CentralArkansasandNichollsState…CreditedwithtwosolotacklesatTulane…AlsomadestopsversusSavannahState,McNeeseStateandNorthwesternState.

2010: Sawactioninthreegames,playingprimarilyonspecialteams…EarnedplayingtimeversusLamar,SamHoustonStateandStephenF.Austin.


high school: FirstteamAll-DistrictrunningbackatVarnadoHighSchoolforcoachPaulMyerchick…Alsoplayedontheschool’sbasketballteamandwasasprinterontheVHStrackandfieldteam.

Personal: BorninBogalusa…SonofLethaWeary…Hastwosisters,BreannaandCourtney…Cousin,Ronald Field, is a defensive tackle for theDenverBroncos…Majoringinmanagement.

Career stats g Rush Yds TD Lg Rec Yds TD Lg2010 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 02011 11 63 290 5 38 10 51 0 27Totals 14 63 290 5 38 10 51 0 27

Career highsRushes.........................................................................14,vs.NichollsState(2011)Rushing Yards...........................................................63,vs.NichollsState(2011)Rushing Touchdowns................................................... 3,vs.TexasState(2011)Longest Run...........................................................................38,vs.Lamar(2011)Receptions..............................................................4,atStephenF.Austin(2011)Receiving Yards............................................................ 27,vs.TexasState(2011)Longest Reception..................................................... 27,vs.TexasState(2011)

2�Jordan Wells

RB • 5-11 • 195 • so. • 1L Round Rock, Texas • Round Rock hs

Career honors:- 2011 southland Conference Freshman of the Year- 2011 all-southland Conference (honorable Mention)- 2011 College sports Journal all-Freshman Team- 2011 southland Conference special Teams Player of the Week (sept. 5, Oct. 31)

2011: NamedSouthlandConferenceFreshmanoftheYearandearnedaspotonthe inauguralCollegeSports JournalAll-FreshmanTeamafterposting themost prolific season by a kick returner in school history …Averaged 26.6yardson52kickreturns…1,383kickoffreturnyardsareanewschoolrecord…Alsohadfivecarriesfor65yardsandatouchdown…RankedamongtheSouthlandleadersinkickoffreturnaverage(2nd)andall-purposeyards(1,458,3rd)…Infreshmanyear,postedfiveofthetopsevensingle-gamekickoffreturnyardagetotalsinschoolhistory…NamedSouthlandSpecialTeamsPlayeroftheWeekafterposting265kickoff returnyards, includinga season-long91-yardreturnatCentralArkansas…Recorded224returnyardsoneightkicksincollegiatedebutatTulane,earningleagueSpecialTeamsPlayeroftheWeek…In63-6winoverSavannahState,carriedfourtimesfor62yards,includinga52-yardtouchdown…Alsocaughta10-yardpassinthewinovertheTigers…Had67-yardreturnsagainstbothMcNeeseStateandLamar…Finishedfresh-manseasonrankedthirdinschoolhistorywith1,383kickoffreturnyards.


high school: Afour-yearletterwinneratRoundRockHighSchool…atwo-starrecruitbyRivals.com…rushedfor1,422yardson121carrieswith13touchdownsasasenior…aunanimousfirst-teamAll-District16-5Aselection…afirst-teamCentexAll-Districtpick…coachedbyLannyWilson…namedtheDragons’OffensiveBackMVP…settheschoolrecordwitha97-yardTDrun...rushedfor1,284yardsand17TDsasajunior…namedMVPoftheAth-leticRepublicCombineandafirst-teamrunningbackoftheU.S.ArmyNationalCombine…aregionalqualifier in the100-meterdash in track…postedapersonalbestof10.5seconds.

Personal: BornJordanDemetriusWellsinChicago,Ill.…ThesonofVincentandDevonzelleWells…Hasfoursiblings…Majoringinkinesiology.

Career stats g Rush Yds TD Rec Yds TD KR Yds TD2011 11 5 65 1 1 10 0 52 1383 0

Career highsRushes..........................................................................4,vs.SavannahState(2011)Rushing Yards......................................................... 62,vs.SavannahState(2011)Rushing Touchdowns.............................................1,vs.SavannahState(2011)Longest Run........................................................... 52,vs.SavannahState(2011)Receptions.................................................................1,vs.SavannahState(2011)Receiving Yards..................................................... 10,vs.SavannahState(2011)Longest Reception.............................................. 10,vs.SavannahState(2011)Kickoff Returns.............................. 9(twice),lastatCentralArkansas(2011)Kickoff Return Yards..................................... 265,atCentralArkansas(2011)Long Kickoff Return........................................91,atCentralArkansas(2011)

Player Profiles


�9Tanner Wells

QB • 6-0 • 220 • Fr. • hs Denham springs, La. • Denham springs hs


high school: LetteredforformerSoutheasternbaseballplayerDruNettlesatDenhamSpringsHighSchool…helpedtheYellowJacketstoan8-3recordandberthintheClass5Astateplayoffs.

Personal: BornJamesTannerWellsinBatonRouge,La.…OneofHarryandLisaWells’threechildren…Hastwosisters,LaceyandKristy…Sister,Kristy,isanSoutheasternalum…Hobbiesincludesports,hunting,andfishing…Un-declared.

��Geremy Wilson

OL • 6-3 • 305 • Jr. • 2L galveston, Texas • Ball hs

2011: Sawactionintwogamesasareserveoffensivelineman…PlayedinwinsoverSavannahStateandNichollsState.

2010: Sawactionintwogamesasareserveoffensivelineman…PlayedversusSamHoustonStateandStephenF.Austin.


high school: AfirstteamAll-District24-5AselectionasasenioratGalves-ton’sBallHighSchool…AlsonamedsecondteamAll-GalvestonCounty…playedforcoachRonHolmes…earnedsecondteamAll-DistricthonorsasajuniorfortheGoldenTornadoes.

Personal: BornGeremyWayneWilsoninGalveston,Texas…SonofGaryandNoraWilson…Hasabrother,Gregory…Akinesiologymajor.

�Brian Young

QB • 6-2 • 220 • sr. • 2L hahnville, La. • hahnville hs

2011: SteppedinasthestartingquarterbackfortheLions,startingall11gamesunder center … Passed for 2,855 yards, completing 246 of 419 passes …Tossed15touchdownsversus15interceptions…Alsorushedfor74yardsandfourtouchdowns…RankedthirdintheSouthlandConferenceinpassingyardspergame(259.5),passefficiency(120.60)andtotaloffensepergame(266.3)…Hissingle-seasontotalsforyards(3rd),completions(4th),attempts(3rd),touchdowns(6th),passefficiency(10th),passingyardspergame(5th),totalof-fense(2,929yards,4th)andcompletionpercentage(58.7,9th)wereallrankedamongthebestinschoolhistory…Passedforacareer-high409yards,threetouchdownsandfourinterceptionson31-for-47passingatCentralArkansas…HisyardagetotalagainsttheBearsrepresentedtheseventh-highestinschoolhistory…Completed26of44passesfor349yardsandrushedforatouch-

downin38-28winoverTexasState…Tossedtwotouchdownandthrewfor227yardstoleadtheLionstoa31-14winoverNichollsState…In63-6winoverSavannahState,passedforascoreandrushedforanother…ThrewthreetouchdownpassesatMcNeeseState…Passedfor355yardsandtwoscoresatNorthwesternState…AlsohadtwotouchdownthrowsversusLamarandrushedforatouchdown…AlsohadatouchdownrunatTulane.

2010: Playedinsixgames,makingtwostartsundercenter…Completed86of164passesfor1,012yards…Threwfourtouchdownsversussevenintercep-tions…Alsorushed33timesfor58yards…His178.3yardsoftotaloffensepergamerepresentedtheseventh-highestsingleseasontotalinschoolhistory… Inhis collegiatedebut, he led theLions to awinoverTennessee-Martin,completing18of38passes for148yardsandan interception…Threw foraseason-high301yards,completing24of35attemptsversusLamar…Alsorushedeighttimesfor28yardsandthrewfirstcareertouchdownversustheCardinals…HookedupwithSimmieYarboroughona95-yardtouchdownpassatSamHoustonState–thelongestpassinschoolhistory…His22.4yardspercompletionversustheBearkatswerethesecond-mosteverbyaLion…Threwfor224yardsandatouchdownversusNorthwesternState…AlsotossedatouchdownatStephenF.Austin…His52.4completionpercentagerankedhimeighthontheschool’scareerlist.



high school: AnAll-District6-5AperformerinbothfootballandbaseballatHahnvilleHighSchool…coachedbyLouValdin…completed63percentofhispassesfor2,219yardsand29touchdownsasasenior…ledHahnvilletoa9-3recordin2007…setsingle-seasonschoolrecordsforpassingyardsandtouchdowns…29touchdownstiedtheRiverParishrecord.

Personal: BornBrianJosephYounginNewOrleans…ThesonofBrianandKathyYoung…Hasayoungerbrother,Brandon…Ageneralstudiesmajor.

Career stats g att- Cmp- Int Yds TD Lg Pct2010 6 164-86-7 10124 95 52.42011 11 419-246-15 28551564 58.7Totals 17 583- 332- 22 3867 19 95 56.9

Career highsPassing Yards.................................................... 409,atCentralArkansas(2011)Completions....................................................... 32,atStephenF.Austin(2011)attempts.........................................................50,vs.SamHoustonState(2011)Passing Touchdowns.................... 3(twice),lastatCentralArkansas(2011)Interceptions.................................. 4(twice),lastatCentralArkansas(2011)Long Pass................................................................ 64,atMcNeeseState(2011)

�9Payton Zeringue

Ls • 5-8 • 220 • so. • sQ hahnville, La. • hahnville hs

high school: PrepstandoutatHahnvilleHighSchool…Alsoplayedfirstbaseontheschool’sbaseballteam.

Personal: BornPaytonThomasZeringueinNewOrleans…OldestchildofCoryandMicheleZeringue…Hastwosiblings…Uncle,JohnnyBrechtel,wasa longtimeassistant for theSoutheasternbaseball team…Asportmanage-mentmajor.

Player Profiles


92Ivan AbarenovDL • 6-3 • 290 • Jr. • JC glendale, Calif. • glendale College

Afirst-teamAll-WesternStateConferenceandRegionVIAll-Californiaselectionin2011atGlendaleCollege…recorded47tackles,including25solosand4.5tacklesforloss…forcedapairoffumblesandtalliedthreerecoveriesfortheVaqueros…first-teamAll-PacificLeagueasasenioratGlendale’sHooverHighSchool…namedtheteam’sdefensiveMVPandledtheTornadoesinsacks.

9Jerry AndersonWR • 6-5 • 215 • Jr. • JC germantown, Tenn. • garden City CC

Missedtheentire2011seasontoaninjury…caught13passesandaver-agedover19yardsperreceptionasasenioratHoustonHighSchool…originallycommittedtoMemphisoutofhighschool…coachedbyTimHaney.

�9Josh ByarsDB • 5-10 • 175 • Fr. • hs amite, La. • Oak Forest academy

AnAll-DistrictMAIS4-2Aselectionasa senioratAmite’sOakForestAcademy…originallyattendedHammondHighSchoolbeforetransfer-ringtoOFA…rushedfor210yardsandthreetouchdownsinadistrictwinoverBowlingGreenAcademy.

�Tommy ElliottDB • 5-10 • 180 • Jr. • JC Long Beach, Calif. • Cerritos CC

Receivedamedicalred-shirtaftergettinginjuredearlyinsophomoresea-son…Postedsixtacklesandaforcedfumblebeforehisinjury…Finishedfreshmanseasonwith21tackles,whichincludedaseason-highfivestopsagainstCitrusCollege,withfourofthembeingsolotackles…AlsohadfourtacklesandhalfatackleforlossagainstPalomarCollege…NamedfirstteamAll-MooreLeagueasahighschoolseniorafterfinishingwith41 tackles, three interceptionsanda forced fumble…Votedhis team’sDefensiveBackoftheYear…WasafirstteamAll-Leagueselectionasajuniorwith30stopsandtwointerceptions.HeadcoachRonRobertstalksabouthisfirstSoutheasternrecruiting

classattheannualFootballBashonFeb.1,2012intheRayA.NaquinStrengthandConditioningCenter.

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Newcomer Profiles


�Marquis Fruge’WR • 6-0 • 190 • Jr. • JC houston, Texas • santa Rose CC

Two-starjuniorcollegewidereceiveraccordingtoScout.com…Caught59passesfor711yardsandeightTDs…Ledteaminreceiving…re-turnedthreepuntsfor28yardsand22kickoffsforanaverageof22.59yards…returnedapairofkickoffsforTDs…All-ConferenceandAll-California as a freshman atMendocino JC…Led team in receiving…Caught83passesfor921yardsandsevenTDs…Returnedeightpuntsfor 52 yards and24 kickoffs for an averageof 17.33 yards…HSAll-Americanasawidereceiveandfreesafety.

�0Joe GravesOL • 6-2 • 300 • Fr. • hs Covington, La. • Covington hs

Asecond-teamAll-District6-5AselectionasasenioratCovingtonHighSchool…helpedtheLionstoa7-4recordandaberthintheClass5Astateplayoffs.

�John GravesDB • 6-0 • 195 • Jr. • JC Compton, Calif. • golden West CC

Nameda second-teamAll-SouthernCaliforniaFootballAssociation se-lection…finishedwithateam-high55tackles,1.5tacklesforloss,oneinterceptionandfourpassbreakups…finishedtiedforfifthintacklesasafreshman(39)whileinterceptingtwopassesfortheRustlers.

2Kevin HarmonDB • 6-2 • 195 • Jr. • JC southfield, Mich. • College of the Desert

A two-timeAll-Southern California FootballAssociation selection …namedafirst-teampickatlinebackerasafreshmanin2010beforebeingnamedasecond-teamselectionatdefensivebackasasophomore…to-taled26tackles,with4.5tacklesforlossand1.5sacks,in2011…pickedoff threepasses…recorded49stopsasa freshmanwhile leadingtheteamwithfourinterceptions.

9�Evan HuahuluDL • 6-2 • 320 • sr. • Tr. santa ana, Calif. • Utah state

LastnameispronouncedWho-uh-hulu...fifth-yearsenioreligibletoplayforLionsafterearningdegreeinInterdisciplinarystudiesfromUtahState...didnotplayin2010(duetotransferrules)and2011...originallyplayedat SMU (2008-09),wherehe sawaction in 10 games,mostlyonextrapoints ...wasatwo-starRivals.comprospectatSantaAna’sServiteHS...alsoaletterwinnerinwrestlingatServite,postinga19-3recordasaheavyweighthisseniorseasonandwinningtheTrinityLeaguechampion-ship.

��Cole LeBlancDB • 6-2 • 205 • Fr. • hs Denham springs, La. • Live Oak hs

FinishedhisprepcareeratLiveOakaftertransferringfromnearbyCen-tralHighSchool…threwapairoftouchdownsandranfortwomoreinnon-districtvictoryoverperennialpowerRedemptorist.

�9Austin MillerQB • 6-2 • 215 • Fr. • hs hammond, La. • hammond hs

DirectedaTornadooffenseunderfirst-yearcoachKevinMoore…asajunior,threwfor2,460yardsand20touchdownsastheTornadoesfin-ished5-5…threwforover300yardsingamesagainstSt.Amant,Cov-ingtonandMandeville.

2�Harlan MillerDB • 6-0 • 180 • Fr. • hs Kentwood, La. • Kentwood hs

NamedtheDistrict7-1AOffensivePlayeroftheYearafterhelpingleadtheKangaroostoan8-4recordandberth intheClass1Aplayoffs…coachedbyDavidCurrier…anhonorablementionAll-Stateselectionin 2011…accounted for 15 touchdowns as a junior, including 11TDpasses.

Newcomer Profiles


��John O’BrienOL • 6-8 • 320 • Jr. • JC Riverside, Calif. • Riverside CC

A two-star junior college prospect by Rivals.com … a first-teamAll-ConferenceselectionasasophomoreatRiversideCommunityCollegehelpedanchoralinethatguidedtheTigerstoapairof10-winseasons…asafreshmanin2010,helpedRiversidetoa10-1recordanditsfirstconferencetitlesince1989.

��Jeremy PolkOL • 6-3 • 320 • Jr. • JC austin, Texas • CIsCO College

Two-year letterwinner at Cisco (Texas) College … prep standout atAustin’sLyndonB.JohnsonHighSchool…afirst-teamAll-District26-4Aselectionasasenior.

��Dereck RobinsonLB • 5-10 • 245 • Fr. • hs Destrehan, La. • Destrehan hs

Named theDefensivePlayerof theYear atDestrehanHighSchool…a first-team District 8-5A selection … was theWildcats’ primary runstopper,recording64solotacklesandnineassists…alsogot intothebackfieldonaregularbasis,finishingtheregularseasonwith23tacklesforlossandfivesacks…causedfourfumblesandrecoveredtwo.

��Juwann RogersLB • 6-0 • 230 • Fr. • hs amite, La. • amite hs

NamedtheLSWAClass3AOutstandingDefensivePlayerandfirstteamall-statelinebackerfollowingthe2011season…helpedAmitetoa12-2recordandaClass3Astaterunner-upfinish…athree-starprospectbyRivals.com…rankedtheNo.21prospectinthestateofLouisiana…atwo-timeClass3AAll-State selection for theWarriors…coachedbyAldenFoster.

Newcomer Profiles


��Taylor RomeroOL • 6-2 • 280 • Fr. • hs Manvel, Texas • Manvel hs

Namedtothe61stannualTexasSportsWritersAssociation’sClass4Aall-state football team…atwo-starprospectbyRivals.com…had45knockdownsand52pancakes,helpingtheMaverickswinthe24-4Adis-trictchampionship…had14pancakeblocksinthe4ARegion3Cham-pionshipgameagainstLaMarque…amemberoftheHoustonHot100…alsorecruitedbyNewMexico.

��Jeff SmileyDB • 5-9 • 170 • Fr. • hs Flower Mound, Texas • Marcus hs

NamedCo-MVPofDistrict8-5Aandwasselectedasafirst-teamrunningback…carriedtheball137timesfora9.87yardaverage…scored18rushingTDs…caughtninepassesfor53yards…highschoolteammateofDeionSanders,Jr.…coachedbyBryanP.Erwin.

9�Nikko TaylorDL • 6-1 • 265 • Fr. • hs Fontana, Calif. • summit hs

NamedfirstteamAll-SunkistLeagueandAll-Valley…had16totaltacklesandonesackasasenior…Had22totaltackles,includingthreesacks,andcausedapairoffumblesasajunior.

�0Travon TravisWR • 5-11 • 170 • Fr. • hs gulfport, Miss. • gulfport hs

Named second teamAll-State in Class 6A as a junior … a three-starrecruitbyRivals.com…hauledin26receptionsfor298yardsandtwoTDs…participatedinthelongjumpasatrackathlete…coachedbyMikeJustice.

Newcomer Profiles


9�Greg TriayDL • 6-2 • 270 • Jr. • JC Upland, Calif. • Citrus CC

Recorded24totaltacklesincludingonesack,twostopsforlossandafumblerecovery…recorded12totaltacklesandthreesacksasafreshman…namedafirstteamAll-CIFandsecondteamAll-BaselineLeagueasahighschoolsenior…coachedbyRonPoncianoatCitrusCC.

��Brent WagnerOL • 6-2 • 275 • Fr. • hs League City, Texas • Clear Creek hs

Atwo-timeAll-District24-5AselectionatClearCreekHighSchool…amemberoftheHoustonHot100…asecond-teamAll-GalvestonCountyselection.

9�Jeremy WilliamsDL • 6-1 • 285 • Jr. • JC Cypress, Texas • Cy Creek hs

OriginallycommittedtoTexasStatebeforesigningwithSoutheastern…Had26totaltackles,in-cludingoneTFL…HelpedleadBlinntoNo.10rankinginfinalNJCAApoll.

��Caleb YoungLB • 6-3 • 220 • Fr. • hs houston, Texas • north shore hs

Atwo-timeAll-District21-5AselectionatNorthShoreHighSchool…helpedleadtheMustangstoan8-4recordin2011…waspartofaMustangsquadthatpostedan11-2recordin2010…namedtothe2011Region3SuperListby5ATexasFootball.com.

Newcomer Profiles


Ron RobertsHead Coach • @CoachRonRobertsFirst Season at Southeastern Louisiana • UT Martin, �990

RonRoberts,whoguidedDeltaStateUniversitytofourGulfSouthConferencechampionshipsandfourappearancesintheNCAADi-visionIIplayoffs,beginshisfirstseasonasheadcoachatSoutheast-

ernLouisianaUniversity–aNCAADivisionImemberoftheSouthlandConference. Priortobeingnamedthe15thheadcoachinSoutheasternLouisianafootballhistory,Robertshada successful five-yearstintatDSU,guidingtheStatesmentoa47-16record,includingfour10-winseasonsandtwoNCAA Super Region II titles that included an appearance in the 2010NCAADivisionIInationalchampionshipgameandthe2011semifinals. AnativeofVisalia,Calif.,RobertsledDSUtoan11-3recordin2011andwasnamedtheAFCADivisionIIRegionCoachoftheYear.TheStates-menledtheGSCandfinished12thnationallywith463.7yardspergamewhileranking21stnationally inpassingoffense(282.7).DSU,whichwasrankedNo.1nationally in theDivision IIpolls formuchof the season,pacedtheGSCinsevencategoriesincludingtotaloffense,scoringoffense(33.4),totaldefense(336.6)andrushingdefense(134.1).

Roberts’ Year-By-Year RecordYear Overall gulf south2007 10-2 8-0GSC Champions/NCAA Second Round

2008 10-2 8-0GSC Champions/NCAA Quarterfinals

2009 5-5 4-4

2010 11-4 6-2GSC Champions/NCAA National Runner-Up

2011 11-3 3-1GSC Champions/NCAA Semifinals

Overall Record: 47-16gulf south Conference Record: 29-7

head Coach Ron Roberts


In2010,theStatesmenaveraged31.9pointsand452.9yardsoftotaloffensepergame.ThatcombinationpropelledtheStatesmentoan11-4overallrecordanda6-2markinGSCplay;givingtheStatesmenashareoftheGSCtitleforthethirdtimeinfouryears. DuringRoberts’tenureatDSU,23playerswerenamedtoAll-Americateamsandtwoplayers–MichaelEubanksin2007andMicahDavisin2011–were finalists for theHarlonHillTrophy, theDivision IIequivalent totheHeismanTrophy.DuringRoberts’stintwiththeStatesmen,64players,including19in2011,werenamedtotheAll-GSCsquad. RobertsspenttwoseasonsasdefensivecoordinatoratDSUunderfor-mercoachRickRhoadesbeforebecomingtheschool’s17thheadcoachin2007.TheStatesmenposted identical10-2 recordsandclaimedGulfSouthConferencetitleswithacombined16-0markinRoberts’firsttwoseasonsasheadcoach. TheStatesmenconcluded2007rankedsecondintheNCAAintotaldefense,thirdinrushdefense,secondinscoringdefenseandfirstindefen-sivepassefficiency. Thesuccessesof2007continuedinto2008,wheretheStatesmenfin-ishedtheseasonrankedsecondintheGSC(471.9ypg)andsixthnationally.LedbyAll-GSCcandidateGarrettDeWitt,theStatesmenpassingattackedrankedfourthnationallywith328.3yardspassingpergame.TheStatesmenalsorolledup1,713rushingyardsandrankedsecondintheGSCand16thnationallywith36.2pointspergame. Prior to joining the DSU staff, Roberts served one season as headcoach atMountWhitney (Calif.)HS, and the 2003 season as defensivecoordinatoratTexasState. WhileatTexasState,Robertstookoveradefenserankednearthebot-tomintheSouthlandConference.WithinayeartheseasonedcoordinatorimprovedtheBobcats’defenseinvirtuallyeverystatisticalcategoryandTexasStateplacedtwodefendersontheAll-SouthlandConferenceTeam. BeforehisappointmentatTexasState,Robertsspentfiveseasonsasas-sistantheadcoachanddefensivecoordinatoratTusculumCollege.DuringhistenureattheGreeneville,Tenn.,school,thePioneerspostedoneofthemostmemorablerunsinschoolhistory.

THE RON ROBERTS FILE

PERSONALBirthdate. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .October9,1967Hometown. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Visalia,Calif.Wife. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .DidiChildren. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Reed,ReillyandRyan

EDUCATION•AttendedGoldenWestHighSchool•AttendedCollegeoftheSequoias(1985-86)•GraduatedfromUTMartinin1990withBachelor’sdegreeinSociology•ReceivedMaster’sinEducationfromUniversityofMemphisin1992

PLAYING EXPERIENCE•All-ConferencelinebackeratCollegeoftheSequoias(1986-87);UTMartin(1988-89)

COACHING EXPERIENCE• southeastern Louisiana, 2012- . . . . . . . . . . head Coach•DeltaState,2007-2011. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HeadCoach•DeltaState,2005-2006. . . . . . . . . . DefensiveCoordinator(LB)•MountWhitneyHS,2004. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HeadCoach•TexasState,2003...............DefensiveCoordinator(LB)•TusculumCollege,1998-2002 . . . DefensiveCoordinator/AHC•GreensboroCollege,1997. . . . . . . . . . .DefensiveCoordinator•BurroughsHS,1994-96. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HeadCoach•HoustonHS,1992-93. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .DefensiveCoordinator

AT DELTA STATEYearsatDSU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Five(2007-11)OverallRecord:. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47-16GulfSouthRecord. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29-7GSCChampionships. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2007,2008,2010,2011

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS•LedtheStatesmento47-16recordandfourGulfSouthCon-ferenceChampionshipsinfirstfiveyearsasheadcoach.

•Named2011AFCADivisionIIRegionCoachoftheYear

•TeamhasplayedinNCAADIIFootballPlayoffsin2007(SecondRound),2008(Quarterfinals),2010(NationalRunner-Up),and2011(Semifinals).

•His10winsin2007werethemostofanyfirst-yearheadfootballcoachinDSUhistory

•Coached24NCAAAll-Americansand99All-Conferenceperformers

•CoachedPittsburghSteelercornerRicardoColcloughatTusculumandNewOrleansVoodoowidereceiverL.J.CastileatDeltaState.

•CoachedMichaelEubanks(2006-2007)andLardesterHicks-Green(2008)toGSCDefensivePlayeroftheYearAward

•NineStatesmencompetedintheCactusBowl,theNCAADIIFootballAll-StarGame,duringRoberts’tenureatDSU.



In2002,RobertsguidedadefensethatledtheSouthAtlanticConfer-enceinyardsallowedpergameandinpointspergame.In2002,thePio-neerdefensepostedaschool-recordwith31turnovers.Robertscoached11All-SouthAtlanticConferencedefensive selectionsandRicardoCol-clough,asecond-roundNationalFootballLeaguedraftpickin2004. PriortojoiningtheTusculumstaff,RobertsservedasanassistantcoachatGreensboroCollege in1998andwasheadcoachatBurroughsHighSchool(1994-96)inCalifornia.WhileatBurroughs,RobertsguidedBHStoitsfirstplayoffappearancein15yearsandfollowedthatupwithanotherpost-seasontripthefollowingyear.HebeganhiscoachingcareeratHous-tonHighSchoolinGermantown,Tenn.,asadefensivecoordinator. Robertswasatwo-timeAll-ConferenceselectionatlinebackerattheCollegeofSequoiasinhisnativeVisalia,Calif.HetransferredtotheUni-versityofTennesseeatMartin,wherehehelpedguidethemtothe1988GulfSouthConferenceChampionship.HegraduatedfromUTMin1990withadegreeinSociologyandlaterearnedhismaster’sdegreeinEduca-tionfromtheUniversityofMemphisin1992. RobertsismarriedtotheformerDidiWalkerofGermantown,Tenn.Thecouplearetheparentsofthreechildren;Reed,Reilly,andRyan.

Roberts’ Career Head Coaching Record

Roberts vs. All Opponents

AlbanyState . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0Arkansas-Monticello . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-0ArkansasTech. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-1ElizabethCityState. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0FortValleyState . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0Harding. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-1HendersonState . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-0JacksonState . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1Lambuth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0McNeeseState . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-1Minnesota-Duluth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-1NorthAlabama. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-5NorthGreenville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0NorthwesternState. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-1OuachitaBaptist. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-1PittsburgState. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-1Shaw . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0Shepherd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0SouthernArkansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-0TexasA&M-Kingsville . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-1Tusculum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0ValdostaState. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-0WestAlabama . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-1WestGeorgia. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-1

200� (�0-2)#7 atJacksonState W 27-15#7 HendersonState W 9-7#9 atOuachitaBaptist W 42-10#7 SouthernArkansas W 28-3#7 ArkansasTech W 43-14#8 at#5ValdostaState W 35-31#5 at#2NorthAlabama L 17-28#10 WestGeorgia W 41-9#9 atWestAlabama W 20-9#9 atArkansas-Monticello W 51-14

NCAA Division II Playoffs#9 Shaw W 45-7#9 at#10NorthAlabama L 17-20

200� (�0-2)#10 at#10McNeeseState L 27-52#16 Arkansas-Monticello W 37-31#17 atHarding W 56-49(ot)#17 OuachitaBaptist W 35-17#14 at#1ValdostaState W 27-24(ot)#7 WestAlabama W 21-14#7 #2NorthAlabama W 34-28#5 atSouthernArkansas W 21-3#4 ArkansasTech W 48-14#4 atWestGeorgia W 68-10

NCAA Division II Playoffs#4 #18Tusculum W 27-19#4 #5NorthAlabama L 34-55

2009 (�-�)#3 at#24TexasA&M-Kingsville L 17-28#10 atArkansas-Monticello W 42-3#9 Harding W 48-10#9 at#21OuachitaBaptist L 14-38#20 ValdostaState W 31-23#22 atWestAlabama L 14-34 at#2NorthAlabama L 24-34 SouthernArkansas W 10-3 atArkansasTech L 23-35 WestGeorgia W 48-7

20�0 (��-�)#19 atJacksonState L 17-32#23 ArkansasTech W 27-25#23 at#20ValdostaState W 27-23#15 HendersonState W 41-37#19 #15WestAlabama W 41-37#13 atArkansas-Monticello W 34-20#9 Harding L 35-38#18 atWestGeorgia W 54-34#19 #21NorthAlabama L 7-31#23 atOuachitaBaptist W 33-27#19 atLambuth W 41-17

NCAA Division II Playoffs#18 #25NorthAlabama W 47-24#18 at#5AlbanyState(Reg.Final) W 28-7#21 #18Shepherd(Semis) W 29-17 vs.#1Minnesota-Duluth L 17-20

20�� (��-�)#2 ElizabethCityState W 28-21(ot)#2 atNorthwesternState L 23-24#11 atFortValleyState W 27-7#5 atArkansasTech W 47-32#3 atHendersonState W 34-31#3 #25OuachitaBaptist W 45-14#2 Arkansas-Monticello W 34-20#2 at#1NorthAlabama W 30-24(ot)#1 #10ValdostaState W 36-33#1 #18WestAlabama W 36-34#1 atWestGeorgia L 35-39

NCAA Division II Playoffs#8 #12NorthAlabama W 42-14#8 #20NorthGreenville W 28-23#8 at#6PittsburgState L 23-49



Greg StevensOffensive Coordinator/QuarterbacksFirst Season at Southeastern Louisiana • Eastern Oregon, �992

Greg Stevens enters his first season as OffensiveCoordinator/Quarterbacks coach after servingtheprevioustwoseasonsinthesamecapacityfor

headcoachRonRobertsatDeltaState. Oneofthemoreinnovativecoordinatorsincollegefootball, Stevens came to Delta State after serving fouryears as anassistant atUtahState.Duringhis tenureatDSU, Stevens has coached sevenAll-Americans and 24players to All-Conference/All-Region honors during hiscareer. In2011,StevensguidedquarterbackMicahDavistoAll-Gulf SouthConference andAll-Region2honors andathird-placefinishfortheHarlonHillTrophy–theDivi-sionIIequivalenttotheHeismanTrophy.Hisoffensiveunitwasoneofthetopunitsinthenation,andforthesecondstraightyear, theStatesmen finished12thoverall in totaloffense(463.7yardspergame)and21stinpassingoffense(282.7).TheStatesmen,whoreachedthesemifinalsoftheNCAADivisionIIplayoffs,werealsothetopoffensiveunitintheGulfSouthConferenceinscoringoffense,averaging33.4pointspergame. Inhis first seasonasoffensivecoordinatoratDSU,Stevens helped guide the Statesmen to the NCAA DIINationalChampionshipgameandtheir thirdGulfSouthConferencetitleinfouryearswithan11-4overallrecordanda6-2markintheGSC.DSUfellshortoftheirgoalofwinningthetitleonalast-secondgame-winningfieldgoalbyMinnesota-Duluth,20-17. TheDSUoffenseprovedtobeoneofthemostpro-lificintheNCAAfinishing12thamongDivisionIIschoolswith452.9yardsoftotaloffensepergamewhileranking21stinpassingat277.5yardspergame.DSUalsorankedinthetop50inscoring,placing39thwith31.9pointspergame.

DSUendedtheregularseasonleadingtheGSCinto-taloffenseandrankedthirdintheleagueinscoring,rush-ingandpassing. Itwas theStatesmanpassingattack thatprovedtobeoneofthebestunits intheGSC,asDavisconnectedwith16differentreceiversforaschoolrecord4,097yardspassing.DSUfinishedwith4,166yardspassingalsoaschoolrecord. ItwasarecordbreakingyearforDavis,afinalistfortheCellularSouthCharlesConerlyTrophy,completed336of517passes for4,097yards-all threeschoolrecords.Healsothrew33touchdownspasses.His65.0completionpercentage also snapped Garrett DeWitt’s 63.7 schoolrecord.DavisbecamethefirstStatesmenquarterbacktobreakthe4,000yardmarkinaseason. The receiving corps was led byAll-GSC and hon-orable mentionAll-American L.J. Castile who caught 67passesfor900yardsand13touchdowns. JuniortransferChanceDennisalsograbbed52passesfor807yardsandfourtouchdownswhileMauriceMoorehauledin54pass-esfor594yardsandthreescores. On the ground, theStatesmenalsoproduced solidnumbers, asTrevarDeedrushed for1,108yardsand11touchdowns in Stevens’ spread offense. Brandon Lucaswasagreatone-twopunch forDSU,as thesophomorespeedsterrushedfor843yardsand11scoresonjust116carries. Stevensalsosawthree-timeAll-AmericanDeed’sca-reercometoacloseatDeltaState.StevenshelpedDeedengineeroneofthetop individualcareers inschoolhis-torywiththesecondmostreceptionsinDSUhistorywith187whilealsobreakingtheschool’sscoringrecord(264points/44 touchdowns) and all-purpose yardage records(5,144).Heclosedhiscareerastheonly2,000yardrusherand2,000yardreceiverinGulfSouthConferencehistory.

DSU’soffensivelinewasalsooutstandingin2010.TheunitallowedthefewestsacksintheGSClastseasonandprovidedDavisandcompanythetimetoengineeroneofthegreatestseasonsinschoolhistory. From2005-2008,Stevensworkedasthewidereceiv-erscoachatUtahState,workingwiththeAggies’careerreceptionsleaderinAll-AmericanKevinRobinson. Thewidereceiver/returner left theAggieswithhisname scattered throughout the school record book, in-cluding atop the career receptions list, as well as theNCAArecordbook,finishingastheNCAAcareeryardsperplayrecordholder. Stevensservedastheinterimoffensivecoordinatorin2006. Prior to servingatUSU,Stevens spent threeyearsastheoffensivecoordinatoratStephenF.Austin.WhileatSFA,StevensdirectedtheLumberjacksoffensetotheNo.1rankinginpassingintheSouthlandConferencein2002and2003andranked36thinNCAA-FCSin2004. Stevensalsoservedasoffensivecoordinatorat theUniversityofArkansas-Monticelloforthreeyears.Duringhis stint atUAM, theBollWeevils setover30offensiveschoolrecordsandwasrankedamongthenation’stopfiveunits. TheEphraim,UtahnativehasalsocoachedatMesa(Colo.) State (1992-94), EasternArizona (1995-97) andSnow(Utah)JuniorCollege(1998). StevensplayedquarterbackatSnow JuniorCollegebefore wrapping up his collegiate career at Eastern Or-egon.Hewasanall-conferenceselectionatSnowin1989andearnedteamMVPhonorsatEasternOregonin1991. Stevens,whowas born in Salmon, Idaho, is a 1992EOUgraduate.HeismarriedtotheformerAmySteadmanandtheyhavethreechildren,Tyler,RyanandHannah.

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Pete GoldingDefensive Coordinator/SafetiesFirst Season at Southeastern Louisiana • Delta State, 200�

Hammondnative PeteGolding, oneof the risingstarsinthecollegefootballcoachingprofession,entershis firstseasonasdefensivecoordinator

after spending the previous two seasons in the samecapacityatDeltaState.Golding,aformerAll-GulfSouthConferenceperformeratDeltaStateandbrotheroffor-merLionJoshGolding,willcoachtheLions’safeties. Inhiscoachingcareer,GoldinghastutoredfourAll-AmericansthatbeganwithMichaelEubanks(LB/2006)atTusculum(Tenn.)College.GoldinghasalsocoachedAll-AmericansMonterioJames(CB/2006),GarrettWilliams(SS/2010)andDominiqueDavenport(CB/2011). EighteenplayersatDeltaStatewerenamedtotheAll-GulfSouthConferenceandAll-SouthRegionhonorsduringhistenureatDSU,whileseeingsixformerplayersatTusculumreceiveAll-SouthAtlanticConferenceacco-lades. PacedbyDavenport, oneof five first-team selec-tionson theAll-GSC squad,Golding’s defensiveunit in2011ledtheleagueintotaldefenseandrushingdefense.DavenportwasjoinedontheAll-GSCteambylinemenAnthony Daniels and Mark Hoskins, linebacker IxavierTriplettanddefensivebackBrettButler. InGolding’sfirstyearbackatDeltaStatein2010,the Statesmen advanced to the NCAA DII NationalChampionshipgameandtheirthirdGulfSouthConfer-encetitleinfouryearswithan11-4overallrecordanda6-2mark in theGSC.DSU fell shortof theirgoalofwinningthetitleonalast-secondgame-winningfieldgoalbyMinnesota-Duluth,20-17. Delta State’s “Green Shirts” defense played afast-paced and frenetic style that led the Statesmen to19interceptionsand27forcedfumbles.LedbyGarrett

Williams,whorecorded130tacklesandtiedtheschoolrecordinterceptionsinaseasonwitheight,DSUallowed372.7yardspergame,butbristledduringthepostseasonsurrendering less than 250 yards per game in postsea-son. UnderGolding’s guidance,Williamsclosedhis se-niorseasonasaunanimousAll-AmericanselectionafterfinishingwiththethirdhighestsingleseasontacklestotalinDSUhistory. Williamswasoneofthreedefensivestandoutstoreceivepostseasonhonors in2010.TriplettwasnamedsecondteamAll-GSCwhilebecomingthefirstlinebackerinGSChistorytobenamedDefensiveFreshmanoftheYear.Triplett finished the season with 100 tackles (themostbyaDSUfreshman)and12tacklesforloss. Priorto joiningRoberts’staff,Goldingserved fortwoyearsasdefensivecoordinatoranddefensivebackscoach under Frankie DeBusk at Tusculum College, amemberoftheSouthAtlanticConference.Priortobeingnameddefensivecoordinatorin2008,Goldingservedasdefensivebackscoachin2007. ThePioneersbecameanexplosiveandrecord-set-tingdefensiveunitunderGolding’sdirection.In2007,TCsetanewschoolrecordforinterceptionswith14andin2008TCleadtheSACinsacksandturnoversforcedenroutetoanappearanceintheNCAADivisionIIplayoffs. The former Hammond High product began hiscoachingcareerasagraduateassistantonformerDSUheadcoachRickRhoades’ staff in2006.TheStatesmenwent12-3thatseasonandadvancedall thewaytotheNCAADivisionIISemifinalsbeforefallingtoeventualna-tionalchampionGrandValleyState. Goldingwasafour-yearstarterfortheStatesmen

from2002-2005atsafety,rackingup285careertacklestorankthirdinschoolhistorywhilerecordingnineca-reer interceptions to finish fourth. In 2004, the former5-foot-9freesafetygarneredAll-GulfSouthConferencehonorsafterleadingtheteamwith85tackleswithtwointerceptions and eight pass break-ups.As a senior in2005,hetallied81tackleswithfivetackles-for-loss,twointerceptionsandtwoforcedfumbles. Goldinggraduatedin2005fromDeltaStatewithadegreeinbusiness. Heandhiswife,Carolyn,resideinHammondandaretheparentsofaninfantson,Braxton.

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E.K. FranksRunning Backs/Associate Head CoachFirst Season at Southeastern Louisiana • Central Oklahoma, 2000

E.K. Franks, a former University ofWisconsin andKansas State University assistant, enters his firstseason at Southeastern Louisiana where he will

coachtheLions’runningbacks. Before his arrival in Hammond, Franks spent twoseasonsonthestaffatDeltaStateunderRonRoberts,wherehecoachedtheteam’sdefensiveline. FrankscoachedapairofFirst-TeamAll-GulfSouthConference selections in 2011 asAnthonyDaniels andMarkHoskinswereeach selectedby the league’sheadcoaches.HoskinsandRobbieMayerswereeachnamedto theNCAADivision II SuperRegion2 squad as theStatesmenledtheGulfSouthConferenceintotaldefenseandrushingdefense. In Franks’ first year atDelta State, the StatesmenadvancedtotheNCAADIINationalChampionshipgameandtheirthirdGulfSouthConferencetitleinfouryearswithan11-4overallrecordanda6-2markintheGSC.DSUfellshortoftheirgoalofwinningthetitleonalastsecondgame-winningfieldgoalbyMinnesota-Duluth,20-17. DeltaState’s“GreenShirts”defenseplayeda fast-paced and frenetic style that led the Statesmen to 19interceptions and 27 forced fumbles. Led by GarrettWilliams,whorecorded130tacklesandtiedtheschoolrecordinterceptionsinaseasonwitheight,DSUallowed372.7yardspergame,butbristledduringthepostseasonsurrendering less than 250 yards per game in postsea-son. Hisdefensivelinecontinuedtogetbetterthrough-outtheyearandbecameamajorforceinDSU’spostsea-sonsuccess. Youngstown State transfer Joe Marshall enjoyed a

breakoutseasonunderFrankswith55tackles,13tackles-for-lossandsixsacks.Hoskinsalsotallied52tackleswhileDavidWilliamsclosedtheyearwith46tackles. SeniornoseguardMattMeltonturned inhisbestseasonasaStatesmen,despiteplayingthroughacalfin-juryallyear,with37tackles. Franks,whospentthepastfewyearsoutofcoach-ingintheprivatebusinesssector,lastworkedonthestaffofBarryAlverez andBretBielema at theUniversityofWisconsin from2004-2006.AtUW,Franksservedasadefensive assistant, working with the defensive coordi-natoronopponentplanning,defensiverecruiting,playerdevelopmentandcampadministration. PriortojoiningtheBadgersstaff,Franksservedasthedefensive line coachon theTexasState staff underthen-defensive coordinator Ron Roberts.While underFranks’leadership,theBobcatsdefensivelinehelpedtheunitrankthirdintheSouthlandConferenceinpassde-fense,rushdefense,turnoversandsacksin2003. The Wellington, Kan., native began his collegiatecoachingcareerasastrengthandconditioningcoachforlegendary Kansas State University head coach Bill Sny-der. Franks collaborativelymanaged and supervised thestrengthprogramsforover100Wildcatfootballplayersandassistedwiththetrainingofover100LadyWildcatsfrom2000-2001. Asidefromcoaching,Franksalsoservedasanaca-demic counselor for Kansas State UniversityAthleticsfrom2001-2003.Hemonitoredandtrackedtheacadem-ic progressofWildcat student-athletes,while providingacademicmentoringandtutoringassistanceforthoseinneed.Hedevelopedandarrangedacademicworkshopsand provided KSU student-athletes with the resources

theyneededtosucceedintheclassroom. His coaching career got its start as the defensivebacks/strength coach at Heritage Hall High School inOklahomaCity,Okla.,from1996-2000.WhileatHeritageHall, Franks helped raise money for a state-of-the-artweight facility,whilecoordinatingthestrengthandcon-ditioningeffortsofHHHSstudent-athletes. Franks attended the University of Oklahoma andMissouri State University before completing his bach-elor’s degree in education at theUniversity ofCentralOklahomain2000.Helaterearnedhismaster’sdegreeinadulteducationfromKansasStateUniversityin2002. WhileatOU,FrankswasastandoutwrestlerunderformerSoonerscoachStanAbel.Hewould transfer toMissouriState,formerlySouthwestMissouriState,wherehewouldclosehiscollegiatecareerasadefensivebackfortheBears. After graduating, Franks coached and trained ath-letesintheOklahomaCity,Okla.,areaasowner/personalfitnessinstructorofFranksFitnessfrom1995-2000.HealsoworkedasastrengthinstructoratSt.AnthonySportsScienceCenterinOklahomaCityfrom1993-1995. Anactivecommunity leader,Franksservesontheboard of the Kansas-based non-profit S.A.F.E., SuccessAchieved in Future Environments, which helps mentoryouththroughathletics. Duringhiscareer,Frankshascoachedhundredsofsuccessful student-athletes including:WesWelker (NewEngland Patriots),Terrance Newman (Dallas Cowboys),DarrenSproles(NewOrleansSaints),SheldonWilliams(AtlantaHawks),NicoleOhlde(MinnesotaLynx),LaurieKoehn(WashingtonMystics),BrianAylor(NewYorkYan-kees)andMitchSimons(MontrealExpos).

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Brandon LacyDefensive Line/Recruiting CoordinatorFourth Season at Southeastern Louisiana • Kansas, 200�

BrandonLacybeginshisfourthseasonasamemberoftheSoutheasternLouisianafootballstaffandhisfirstastheLions’recruitingcoordinator.

The 32-year-old Lacy, a former defensive end atKansas and a two-timeAcademicAll Big 12 selection,brings an impressive resume to the Lion coaching staffthatincludesstintsatAppalachianState,UTMartin,RiceandDivisionIIAngeloStatewhereheservedasco-defen-sivecoordinatorin2008. Lacyguidedagroupofdefensive linemen that re-corded25oftheLions’28sacksin2010.SeniorNathanClophusearnedAll-SouthlandConferencehonorsafterheledtheteamwithfivesackswithDevanWalkerpost-ingfour. InhisfirstseasonwiththeLions,guidedayoungtrioofClophus,WalkerandLindseyLeavoythatcombinedfor98tacklesand27quarterbackhurries. Lacyservedasco-defensivecoordinatorin2008atASU,wherehehelpedtheRamsmoldarundefensethatfinishedsecondintheLoneStarConferenceafterfinish-ing12ththepreviousseason. From 2006-07, Lacy worked on the staff at RicehelpingtheOwlstoa7-6recordin2006andtheirfirstbowlappearancein45years.WorkingwiththeRicede-fensiveline,LacycoachedfreshmanAll-AmericanChetaOzougwuandAllConferenceUSAfreshmanScottSolo-mon. Lacy spent one season at UT Martin where heservedasrunningbackscoachandhelpedguidetheSky-hawkstotheirfirstwinningseasonin12years.AmonghispupilswasDonaldChapman,whorushedforover1,300yardsandwasnamedAll-OhioValleyConference. Lacy gothis coaching start at FCSpowerAppala-

chianStatein2003,workingunderlegendarycoachJerryMoore.Duringhis two-yearstay inBoone,LacyhelpedtheMountaineerstoconsecutivewinningseasonswhilehelpingtomoldsomeofthetopplayersinschoolhistorythatincludedfoureventualBuckBuchananawardnomi-nees (KTStovall,CoryLynch, JeremyWiggins,MarquesMurrell). AnativeofEdmond,Okla.,LacyplayedtwoseasonsatUT-Martinwherehe ledtheSkyhawks insacksbothseasonsandwasafour-timeOVCDefensivePlayeroftheWeek.HeplayedhisfinaltwoseasonsatKU,playingforcoachesTerryAllenandMarkMangino,whileearningtheJayhawkScholarAthleteAwardandbeingnamedtotheKUHonorRollthreetimes. Lacyearnedabachelor’sdegreeinEconomicsatKUin2003and receivedgraduatecredit in SportPsychol-ogyfromRice.HeisamemberoftheAmericanFootballCoachesAssociation,theBlackCoachesAssociationandhasmembership inboth theOklahomaandTexasHighSchoolCoachesAssociation. Lacyandhiswife, Jessica,aretheparentsofason,Brandon,Jr.,andexpectingasecondson,Julius,inSeptem-ber.

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Tyronee WilliamsCornerbacksEighth Season at Southeastern Louisiana • Mars Hill, �999

Tyronee Williams, a tireless recruiter who hashelpedproducesomeofthetopoffensiveplayersinLions’history,entershiseighthseasonatSouth-

easternandhisfirstinchargeofthecornerbacks. Williams,whoalsoholdsthetitleofAssistantAth-leticDirector forCommunityService,will againhavealoadedstableofplayerstoworkwithin2012ledbyAll-America candidate RobertAlford along with returningletterwinnersToddWashingtonandT’DarrylGrays. Beforehismovetothedefensivesideofthefootball,Williamsspentthepreviousthreeseasons inchargeoftheLions’receivingcorpthatwashighlightedbySimmieYarborough,BrandonCollinsandKoryTheodore.UnderWilliams’tutelagein2011,thetriocombinedfor182re-ceptions -marking the first time in schoolhistory thatthreeplayerscaught60ormorepasseseachinasingle-season. Yarboroughthrivedinastellarfour-yearcareerfin-ishing as the Lions’ all-time leader in receptions (229),receivingyards(2,780)andTDreceptions(30)withThe-odorefinishingfifthinreceptions(143)andCollinseighth(117). Williamsspenthis first fourseasonsatSoutheast-ernhandlingtherunningbacks.Hewas instrumental intheplayofthree-yearletterwinnerJayLucas.UnderWil-liams’tutelage,thethree-timeAll-SouthlandConferencerunning back set the school-record for rushing yards(1,239) in2007and finished fourth inschoolhistory inrushingyardsandsecondinall-purposeyards. In2006,WilliamsservedasmentortoAll-SouthlandConferencerunningbackLucasalongwithveteranMarioGilbert,givingSoutheasternoneofthetop1-2tandemsintheSLC.

In 2005, the Lions’ running gamewas an effectivepartofthevauntedAirRaidoffensiveunitthat finishedthirdnationallyintotaloffense. AformerplayeratMiddleGeorgiaCollege,WilliamsjoinedtheLions’stafffromMarsHillCollegewhereheservedastheschool’swidereceiverscoach. At Mars Hill,Williams coached punt returners aswell aswide receivers andhandledpersonnel substitu-tionongameday.Heassistedinthecoordinationofthepassinggameandservedas the liaison forhousingandfinancialaidwhilealsocoordinatingwork-studyandstudyhall.Healsorecruitedthe2004SACConferenceFresh-manoftheYearandcoachedathree-yearall-conferenceplayer who had a career average 27.5 yards per catchwith36careerTDs. PriortohisstintatMarsHill,Williamsservedfrom1998-2000asaninternandthenpromotedtoassistantfootballcoachatMiddleGeorgiacoachingoutside line-backers. Duringthe1998season,Williamsservedasastu-dent coach at Mars Hill coaching the defensive scoutteamandassistinginallaspectsoffootballoperations. Williams played at Middle Georgia College andhelpedthesquadtoa10-2recordin1995.HeplayedintheMineralWaterBowlwherean interceptionbyWil-liamssealedthewin.MiddleGeorgiafinishedtheseasonrankedseventhintheNJCAApoll. Williamswasathree-yearletterwinnerinfootballatHarrisCountyHighSchool.Heearnedabachelorofsci-encedegreefromMarsHillin2000majoringinPhysicalEducationwithaminorinbusiness. Williams and his wife,Tracy, have three children,sonsJalenandZyan,anddaughterZoye’.

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Chet PobolishReceivers/Special Teams CoordinatorFirst Season at Southeastern Louisiana • Emporia State, �999

ChetPobolishjoinstheSoutheasternLouisianaUniversityfootballstaffafterservingthepastfiveseasonswithRonRobertsatDeltaState.PobolishwillhandletheLions’

receiverswhileservingastheteam’sspecialteams’coordinator. DuringhisstintatDeltaState,Pobolishwaspartofapro-gramthatwon47gamesinfiveyears,wonfourGulfSouthCon-ferencetitlesandmadefourappearancesintheNCAADivisionIIplayoffs.HecoachedAll-AmericansTrevarDeed(2008-2010),ChadSchroeder(2008)andL.J.Castile(2010)and15StatesmentoAll-GSCandAll-SouthRegionhonors. PobolishcoachedAll-GSCperformersChanceDennisandTimSmith in2011as theStatesmenoffense finished the sea-sonwithan11-3recordwhilefinishing12thnationallyintotaloffenseand21st inpassingoffense.UnderPobolish’sguidance,Dennis ledtheGSCwith80receptions for1,013yardswhileSmithwassixthintheleaguewith45catchesfor511yards. Onspecialteams,BrandonLucasfinishedthirdintheGSCin punt return average and was fourth in kickoff returns. Hispunter,AndrewJones,finishedsecondintheleaguewitha41.9average,highlightedbya78-yardkick. In 2010, Pobolish helped guide the Statesmen to theNCAADIINationalChampionship game and their thirdGulfSouthConferencetitleinfouryearswithan11-4overallrecordanda6-2markintheGSC.DSUfellshortoftheirgoalofwin-ningthetitleona last-secondgame-winningfieldgoalbyMin-nesota-Duluth,20-17. TheStatesmanSpecialTeamshadamonsteryearforPo-bolish,askickreturnerMauriceMooreshatteredtheDSUandGSCrecordskickreturns(52)andkickreturnyardage(1,094)inaseason.Lucasalsofinishedwiththethirdhighestreturntotalinschoolhistorywith322yards. DSU’s receivers also proved to be the best unit in theGSC,asMicahDavisconnectedwith16differentreceiversfora

schoolrecord4,097yardspassing.ThecorpswasledbyCastile,anAll-GSCandhonorablementionAll-Americanselectionwhocaught67passes for900yardsand13touchdowns.Dennis,atransfer,alsograbbed52passesfor807yardsandfourtouch-downswhileMoorehauledin54passesfor594yardsandthreescores. Pobolishalsosawthree-timeAll-AmericanDeed’scareercometoacloseatDeltaState.PobolishhelpedDeedengineeroneofthetopindividualcareersinschoolhistorywiththesec-ondmostreceptionsinDSUhistorywith187whilealsobreak-ingtheschool’sscoringrecord(264points/44touchdowns)andall-purposeyardagerecords(5,144). In2009,theStatesmenoffenseaveraged410.4yardspergame,while scoring27.1pointspergame.SeniorquarterbackGarrettDeWittclosedhiscareerasthesecond-leadingpasserinschoolhistorywith6,945yards,whileamassing7,145yardsoftotaloffense.DeedfinishedtheregularseasonleadingtheGSCinscoringwith15totaltouchdowns. Deed,a5-foot-10,205poundwidereceiver,wasnamedtotheAssociatedPressAll-AmericaThirdTeamasanall-purposeathlete.ThePhoenix,Ariz.,nativeprovedtobeoneofthetopoffensivethreatsintheGSCthisseason,rushingfor931yardson160carrieswith10touchdowns,whilegrabbing67passesfor805yardsandfivetouchdowns. Deed’snumbersincludeda240-yardperformanceina48-7winoverWestGeorgiawhichranksthirdinDSUhistory,andhis93.1yardspercontestonthegroundplacedhimsecondintheGulfSouthConference.Thespeedsteralsoranked fifth inreceptionspergameandfifthinreceivingyardspergameintheGSC. WithPobolish’sassistance,threeStatesmenwerenamedtotheAll-GSCFirstorSecondTeam,includingDeed(RB),BradLatham(OL)andEldredKing(WR).LathamwasalsoanAll-Su-

perRegionTwoselection. In2008,PobolishhelpedtheStatesmenoffensefinishtheseasonrankedsecondintheGSC(471.9ypg)andsixthnation-ally. Led byAll-GSC candidateDeWitt, the Statesmen passingattackedrankedfourthnationallywith328.3yardspassingpergame.The Statesmen also rolled up 1,713 rushing yards andrankedsecondintheGSCand16thnationallywith36.2pointspergame. Under Pobolish’s direction, Schroeder (WR/PR) wasnamedtotheprestigiousAmericanFootballCoachesAssocia-tionAll-AmericanTeam,whileDeedwasnamedaFirstTeamAll-American after amassing 15 total touchdowns andover 1479yardsoftotaloffense. Pobolish came to Delta State University fromWilliamPennUniversityinOskaloosa,Iowa. TheMoundsville,W.V.,nativespenteightseasonsasanas-sistantcoachatEmporiaStatebeforemovingtoWilliamPenn.AtESU,Pobolishcoachedwidereceivers for fiveyearsbeforeservingthe last threeasquarterbackscoach.AtESU,Pobolishdirected the Hornets’ quarterbacks to record setting perfor-mances includingTad Hatfield’s school-record 3,068 yards in2004. Pobolishwasalsoafour-timeAll-Mid-AmericaIntercolle-giateAthleticAssociationselectionatwidereceiverforEmporiaStatefrom1995-1998.WhileatESU,thespeedsterhauledin193passes,goodforfifthall-timeinMIAAhistory.His2,595yardsreceiving also rank fourth on the all-time ESU list. Known asadeceptiveandelusivereceiver,Pobolishconcludedhiscareerwith4,655all-purposeyards. Heisa1999graduateofEmporiaStatewithadegreeinHealth,PhysicalEducationandRecreation.InDecember,Pobol-ish ismarriedtothe formerHollyMitchellandtheyreside inHammondwiththeirdaughter,Lauran.

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Travis MikelOffensive LineFirst Season at Southeastern Louisiana • Delta State, 200�

TravisMikelbeginshis first seasonas an assistantcoach on the Southeastern Louisiana Universitystaff,servingasoffensivelinecoachandtheteam’s

Director of Football Operations. Before his arrival inHammond,MikelspentthreeseasonsatDeltaStateun-derheadcoachRonRobertswherehewasservedinthesame capacity, including the last two years as offensivelinecoach. Mikelspentthe2008seasonasagraduateassistantworkingwithcoachChetPobolishandthewidereceiv-ersandthe2009seasonassistingformerOLcoachRan-dyGrierson. Knownasoneofthetopyoungoffensivelinecoach-es in college football, Mikel has coachedAll-AmericansChadSchroeder(2008),TrevarDeed(2008-2010),BradLatham (2009), PhillipYandall (2010) andDarrell Leop-old(2011).Hehasalsoworkedwith10All-GSCandAll-SouthRegionStatesmen. The DSU offensive line, under Mikel’s guidance,helped the Statesmen finish 12th in Division II in totaloffenseand21stnationallyinpassingoffense.TheStates-men led the Gulf South Conference in scoring offensewhiletheoffensivelinehelpedpavethewayforquarter-backMicahDavis to finish thirdoverall for theHarlonHillTrophy– theDivision IIequivalent to theHeismanTrophy. In 2010,Mikel helped guide the Statesmen to theNCAADIINationalChampionshipgameandtheirthirdGulf SouthConference title in fouryearswithan11-4overallrecordanda6-2markintheGSC.DSUfellshortoftheirgoalofwinningthetitleonalastsecondgame-winningfieldgoalbyMinnesota-Duluth20-17. In Mikel’s first season as offensive line coach, the

Statesmen allowed the fewest sacks in the Gulf SouthConferencewhileproducingoneof thetopoffenses inNCAADivisionII.DSUaveraged31.9pointsand452.9yardsoftotaloffensepergame. Mikel’s linemenallowedDavis tobecomethe first4,000-yardpasserinschoolhistorywhileDeedshatteredtheschoolall-purposeyardage(5,144)andscoring(264points/44touchdowns)records. Yandall (LT) and Leopold (C) earned postseasonhonors for DSU under Mikel’s direction. Yandall wasnamed a Daktronics Honorable MentionAll-AmericanwhilebothYandallandLeopoldwerenamedAll-GSCandAll-SouthRegion. In2009,theStatesmenoffenseaveraged410.4yardsper game, while scoring 27.1 points per game. Seniorquarterback Garrett DeWitt closed his career as thesecond-leadingpasserinschoolhistorywith6,945yards,whileamassing7,145yardsoftotaloffense.Juniorall-pur-posebackDeedfinishedtheregularseasonleadingtheGSCinscoringwith15totaltouchdowns. WithassistancefromMikel, four-yearstarterBradLatham(OL)wasnamedtotheAll-GSCFirstTeamandAll-SuperRegionTwoteams.LathamalsoparticipatedintheCactusBowl,theDivisionIIAll-StarGameinKings-ville,Texas. In 2008, the Statesmen receiving corps proved tobeoneofthebestintheGulfSouthConferenceandthenation.TwoStatesmen,Schroeder(AFCA)andDeed(FBGazette)receivedAll-Americanhonorsaftertheseason. A 2007 graduateofDelta StateUniversitywith adegreeinInterdisciplinaryStudies,Mikelwasa2006Hon-orableMentionAll-American,aswellasanAll-GulfSouthConferenceSecondTeammember.

From2004-2007,Mikelservedinseveralpositionsalong theoffensive line.Mikel’sAll-Americannod camewhileservingascenterduringhisjunioryear. Mikel is currently pursuing a master’s degree inHealth,PhysicalEducationandRecreation.

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Karl ScottLinebackersFirst Season at Southeastern Louisiana • McMurry, 200�

KarlScottbeginshisfirstseasonasanassistantontheSoutheasternLouisianaUniversitystaffafterspendingthepreviousfourseasonsasan

assistant atTusculum (Tenn.) College.The Houston,Texasnativeservedasrecruitingcoordinator,defen-sive backs coach and linebackers coach in his four-yearstintwiththeDivisionIIPioneers. InhispreviousfiveyearsincollegiatecoachingatTusculumandDeltaStateUniversity,Scotthasbeenassociated with programs that have won two con-ference championships, made a pair of trips to theNCAADivision II Playoffs and earned two nationalrankings. Inhis first twoyearsatTusculum,hewasresponsibleforthelinebackercorps. ScottmadeanimmediateimpactinhisfirstTus-culumcampaign,mentoring twoAll-ConferenceandAll-RegionlinebackersinJustinScottandJarvisLittle-john. Both players each recorded over 100 tacklesas thePioneerswontheSouthAtlanticConferencechampionship. Scott garnered All-America recogni-tion,whileestablishingschoolseason(22)andcareer(51)marks for tackles for loss. JustinScottalso fin-ishedhiscareerwithsevenrecoveredfumbles,anewschoolbest. Beforehis arrival atTusculum, Scott spentoneseasonatDeltaState,whereheservedasagraduateassistantcoachfortheStatesmenin2007.Inhisloneseason atDSU, he helped the Statesmen to a 10-2record and aGulf SouthConference championship,whileadvancingtothesecondroundof theNCAA

DivisionIIplayoffsandearningaNo.10nationalrank-ing. Scotthelpedorchestrateoneofthetopdefensesinthenation,whilementoringAll-Americanlineback-erMichaelEubanks.EubankswasanationalfinalistfortheHarlonHillTrophy,whichrecognizestheNationalPlayeroftheYearinDivisionII.Eubanks,whofinishedthirdintheHarlonHillballoting,endedhiscollegiatecareerastheNCAAIIleaderinsacks(39)andthirdall-timeincareertacklesforloss(67.5). Scott also coached All-Conference standoutsLardester Hicks and Anthony King in 2007, whileservingonthecoachingstaffforDSUheadcoachandformerTusculumdefensivecoordinatorRonRoberts. TheStatesmenledthenation inpassefficiencydefense(77.9)andwassecondinthecountryinto-tal defense (227.4 yards per game), scoring defense(13.9pointspergame)andteampasssacks(4.0sackspergame).DSUwasalsothirdinthelandinrushingdefense,allowing just67.3yardspercontestontheground. Scott played his collegiate career at McMurryUniversity inAbilene,Texas, where he graduated in2007 with a degree in Exercise and Sports Studies.FollowinghisgraduationfromMcMurry,heservedonthe coaching staff at Hardin-Simmons University inAbilenewherehecoachedthelinebackers.

assistant Coaches


Sean O’SullivanTight Ends/Video CoordinatorFirst Season at Southeastern Louisiana • Mars Hill College, 2009

BeginninghisfirstseasonontheSoutheasternLouisianaUniversityfootballstaffisSeanO’Sullivan,whowillcoachtheteams’tightendsandserveasvideocoordinator.PriortohisappointmentatSoutheastern,O’SullivanspenttwoyearsonthestaffatMarsHill(N.C.)CollegewherehewastheLions’offensivelinecoach.

WithO’Sullivancoachingtheoffensiveline,MHCpostedan8-3recordin2011,claimedtheSouthAtlanticConferencetitleandadvancedtotheNCAADivisionIIplayoffs.O’Sullivan’soffensivelinepavedthewayfortwo-timeAll-AmericanJonasRandolphtorushfor2,170yardsand18TDsontheseasonwhileearningtheHarlonHillTrophy-theDivisionIIequivilentoftheHeismanTrophy. RighttackleTylerHodgsonearnedfirst-teamAll-SAChonorsfortheLionswithlefttackleNickAllisonearningsecond-teamhonors. O’Sullivanbeganhiscoachingcareerin2009atDeltaState,wherehewasagraduateassistantundercurrentSoutheasternheadcoachRonRoberts.WhileatDSU,O’SullivancoachedtightendsandmanagedtheStatesmenequip-mentroom. O’SullivanwasastudentassistantatMarsHill,whereheplayedasaseniorafterspendingthreeyearsatWestGeorgiafrom2004-07.Heisa2009graduateofMarsHill.

Matt PowellDirector of Sport PerformanceSecond Year at Southeastern Louisiana • Temple, 200�

EnteringhissecondyearasSoutheastern’sDirectorofSportPerformanceMattPowell.ThenativeofBerlin,Conn.,overseesthestrengthandconditioningofSoutheastern’s15DivisionIathleticprogramsanditsnearly330stu-dent-athletes.

BeforehisarrivalatSoutheastern,PowellspenttwoseasonsattheCollegeofCharlestonwhereheservedasAs-sistantDirectorforSportsPerformance.DuringhisstintatCofC,Powelloversawallaspectsofstrengthandcondition-ingforbaseball,softball,volleyball,men’sandwomen’sswimminganddivingandwomen’strackandfield.HealsoassistedwiththeCougars’basketballandsoccerteams. PowellworkedasaStrengthandConditioningcoachduringafive-monthinternshipwiththeNFL’sClevelandBrownsin2009andalsointernedwiththeChicagoBearsinthesummerof2008. HeearnedhisMasterofArtsdegreeinKinesiologyfromtheUniversityofConnecticutin2009,whereheworkedasaGraduateAssistantStrengthCoachattheschool.PowellworkedwiththeUCONNRowing,TennisandGolfteam’sandalsoassistedwiththeschool’sacclaimedwomen’sbasketballprogram.

Powellearnedhisbachelor’sdegreefromTempleUniversityin2007andearnedthree-varsitylettersontheschool’sfootballteam.PowellwasalsoinvolvedintheFellowshipofChristianAthletes(FCA)andtheOwlOutreachProgram. PowellisaCertifiedStrengthandConditioningSpecialistandisamemberoftheNationalStrengthandConditioningAssociation.HeisalsocertifiedbytheAmericanRedCrossinAdultCPR,FirstAidandAED.

Justin RichardFootball Athletic TrainerSecond Year at Southeastern Louisiana • Southeastern Louisiana, 2009

JustinRichard,aNewOrleansnativeand2009Southeasterngraduate,beginshissecondseasonasanAssistantAth-leticTrainerandhisfirsthandlingtheLions’footballteam. Richard,whoalsoworksprimarilywithmen’sbasketball,returnedtoSoutheasternafterservingforthepasttwo

yearsasaGraduateAssistantatTulane.WhileintheCrescentCity,RichardworkedwiththeGreenWave’sfootball,men’sbasketball,trackandfield,crosscountryandwomen’stennisteams.Hecoordinatedandperformedpre-seasonscreenings,administeredtreatments,designedrehabilitationprotocolsandhaddirectinteractionwithcoaches,physi-cians,parentsandstudent-athletes. AsanAthleticTrainingstudentatSoutheastern,Richardworkedwithseveralsportsincludingfootball,men’sbasketball,volleyballandbaseball.HeworkedasanAthleticTrainerfortheManningPassingAcademyandworkedover1,000clinicalhoursinthefieldsofprevention,assessment,rehabilitation,treatmentandimmediatecareofDivisionIandhighschoolstudent-athletes.Fortwoseasons,RichardassistedineventandpracticecoveragewiththeNewOrleansJestersoftheUnitedSoccerLeague. RichardisamemberoftheNationalAthleticTrainers’AssociationandtheSoutheastAthleticTrainers’Association.HeisacertifiedNATABOCAthleticTrainerandhascertificationfromtheAmericanHeartAssociationinCPR,AED,OxygenDeliveryHealthcareandCustomOrthoticsFittingandPrepareation. RichardearnedaBachelorofSciencedegreeinAthleticTrainingfromSoutheasternin2009andaMastersofPublicHealthfromTulanein2011.

support staff


Matt SullivanAssistantADforMediaRelations@MattSullivanSLU

Matt Sullivan begins his13th year at South-easternandhissixthas

AssistantAthletic Director forMediaRelations. Sullivan is responsible for

completeoversightofthesportsinformationdepart-mentatSoutheasternincludingmanagingthepublicityefforts fortheLions’15 intercollegiateathleticpro-grams,servingastheathleticdepartment’smedia li-aison,coordinatingtheofficialathleticwebsite(www.LionSports.net), broadcasting opportunities and theschool’sAthleticHallofFame. Sullivan, who was the secondary contact forfootballfrom2003-06beforetakingonfull-timedu-tiesin2007,alsoservesastheday-to-daycontactformen’sbasketballandgolf. A 1994 graduate of Southeastern, Sullivan re-turned to Hammond in July of 2000 as AssistantSportsInformationDirectorbeforebeingpromotedtoAssociateDirectorofMediaRelationsin2003.HeassumedhiscurrentpositioninAugustof2007 SullivanspenttwoyearsatSamfordUniversityinBirmingham,Ala.,wherehehandledday-to-daypublic-ity fortheBulldogs’17Division Iathleticprograms,includingfootball,baseballandmen’sbasketball,whichearnedberthsintheNCAAMen’sBasketballCham-pionshipsin1999and2000. PriortohisstintatSamford,Sullivanservedfrom1996-97asagraduateassistant in theSoutheasternSIDofficewherehecoveredbaseballandsoccer.Hejoined the department in 1994 as a student internunderlongtimeSIDLarryHymelandwasafreelancewritercoveringhighschool,collegeandclubathleticsfortheBatonRougeAdvocate. AnativeofBatonRouge,SullivanisamemberofCoSIDA and the Louisiana SportsWriter’sAssocia-tion.HeresidesinSlidellwithhiswife,Stephanie,alsoaSoutheasterngraduate,andsonMatthew.

Kemmler ChappleAssociateDirectorforMediaRelations@Kemmler_C_SLU

Kemmler Chapple entershis 10th year at South-eastern, and his sixth as

Associate Director of MediaRelations.

Chapple,aHammondnative, servesas thepri-mary contact for women’s basketball, soccer andsoftballwhile alsohandlingduties forwomen’s ten-nis.Beginningin2007,hehasservedasthesecondarycontactforSoutheasternfootballandisthecoordina-torofthefootballGameDayMagazine. Prior to his full-time appointment as assistantsportsinformationdirectorin2003,Chappleservedforoneyearasagraduateassistantintheofficeandanotherasastudentassistant. A 2002 graduate of Southeastern, Chappleearnedhisbachelor’sdegreeinmasscommunicationandhismaster’sdegreeinorganizationalcommunica-tionin2006. Chapple,amemberofCoSIDAandtheLouisianaSportsWritersAssociation,residesinHammond.

Damon SundeAssistantDirectorforMediaRelations@DamonSunde

Enteringhissecondyearasa full-timememberof theSoutheastern Louisiana

UniversityAthletic Media Rela-tionsstaffisBatonRougenativeDamonSunde.

Sunde, a 2011 graduate of Southeastern, is nostranger to Lion athletics as he has served as the“VoiceoftheLions”forbasketballandbaseballsince2004.HehasbeenthecoloranalystforSoutheasternfootballsince2005. AfterservingasastudentassistantintheAthlet-icMediaRelationsOfficeinthespringof2011,Sundewasaddedasa full-timemember inOctoberand isthe day-to-day contact for Southeastern’s volleyball,baseballandtrackandfieldprograms.HealsohandlestheLions’socialmediacampaignandcoordinatestheoffice’sinternshipprogram. InhisfirstseasonwiththeLions’baseballteam,SundehandledthepublicityforAll-AmericanandNa-tionalStopperoftheYearStefanLopezalongwithAll-AmericanBrockHebert. Sunde worked at Clear Channel Communica-tionsinBatonRougefor10years,servingavarietyofrolesforitsnumerousFMandAMradiostationsandspentsixyearsasthewebmasterforJonFineSportsProductions. HewastheCommunicationDirectorfortheBa-tonRougeRiverBatsin2002-03andservedasDirec-torofMediaRelations/Broadcasting for theAlexan-driaAcesin2003.Forthe2001-02season,heservedasradioannouncerfortheBatonRougeKingfishoftheEastCoastHockeyLeague(ECHL). Whilea studentatLSU,Sundewas theSportsEditorforthecampusnewspaper,TheReveille,from1999-2000. Sundeandhiswife,Kristen,liveinBatonRouge.

Cary BerthelotAssistantADforSportsMedicine

CaryBerthelot,amemberoftheSoutheasternfacultysince2001,enters her third year asAssis-tantAthleticDirectorforSportsMedicine after being named In-terimDirectorofAthleticTrain-inginDecember2009.

Berthelot,a1997and1999graduateofSouth-eastern, has served as a ClinicalAssistantAthleticTrainerforthepastthreeyearsandhastaughtclassesinSoutheastern’sKinesiologyandHealthStudiesDe-partmentsince2001. ShehastaughtprimarilyAnatomicalKinesiologyat Southeastern along with courses in theAthleticTraining Accredited Curriculum. Berthelot partici-pated in two successful accreditation visits for theAthleticTraining Education program and served asClinicalInstructorfortheAthleticTrainingEducationProgramin2003-04. Berthelotwaspresentedwith theDepartmentofKinesiology andHealth StudiesAward forExcel-lenceinTeachingin2003andwasnominatedforthePresident’sAwardforExcellenceinTeaching. Before her return to Southeastern, BerthelotworkedasaClinicalAthleticTrainerforLakeCharlesMemorial Hospital where she served as AthleticTrainer for the 2001 LHSAAAll-Star Games. Since1998, she has served as a camp administrator andathletictrainerforVarsitySpiritAssociationthathas

includedtripstotheMacy’sThanksgivingDayParade,theLondonNewYear’sParadeandtheNationalCol-legiateCheerandDanceChampionships. Berthelot,amemberofWho’sWhoinAmerica’sColleges and Universities, holds a Bachelor ofArtsdegreeinKinesiology/AthleticTrainingandaMastersin Kinesiology and Health Science from Southeast-ern.SheearnedherAssociatesdegreein1994fromCrowder (Mo.)College inNeosho,Mo.,where shewasatwo-timeNJCAASoftballAcademicAll-Ameri-can.Sheispast-presidentoftheSoutheasternchapterofPhiKappaPhiHonorSociety. Berthelot has been a nationally and state cer-tifiedAthleticTrainer since 1997 and is certified inCPR/AEDbytheAmericanHeartAssociation.SheisamemberoftheNationalAthleticTrainers’Associa-tion,isanexecutiveboardmemberintheSoutheastAthleticTrainers’AssociationandissecretaryintheLouisianaAthleticTrainers’Association.

Additional Support Staff

Meghan CampbellAssistantAthletic

Trainer

Jamey MrozSportPerformanceGraduateAssistant

Carley CryerMarketingandPromotions

Josh SmithAssistantCompliance

Director

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Missouri TigersSeptember 1, 2012 • Columbia, Mo. (Faurot Field)

Series Record - First meetingWebsite - www.mutigers.com • Twitter - @mutigersdotcom

General InformationLocation Columbia,MissouriEnrollment 33,805Founded 1839nickname TigersColors OldGoldandBlackConference Southeastern(SEC)national affiliation NCAAI-FBSstadium FaurotFieldCapacity 71,004Turf FieldTurfChancellor Dr.BradyDeatonathletic Director MikeAldenUniversity Website www.missouri.edu

Coaching Staffhead Coach GaryPinkelalma Mater, Year Kent,‘75Record at MU (Years) 85-54(11)Career Record (Years) 158-91-3(21)assistant Coaches (Responsibilities)Dave Steckel (DC/LB), DavidYost (OC/QB), Cornell Ford(CB), Josh Henson (Co-OL),Andy Hill (WR), Brian Jones(RB), Craig Kuligowski (DL),Alex Grinch (Safeties), BruceWalker(Co-OL),DanHopkins(DFO)Football Office Phone (573)882-2213

Series InformationFirstMeeting

Team Information2011 Record 8-52011 Big 12 Record (Finish) 5-4(5th)Offense SpreadDefense 4-3Lettermen Returning 37Lettermen Lost 22starters Returning 15starters Lost 11

Media Relationsassociate aD (Football Contact) ChadMollerOffice Phone (573)882-0712Mobile Phone (573)268-3110E-Mail address [email protected] Relations Fax (573)882-4720Press Box Phone (573)882-7311

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South Dakota State JackrabbitsSeptember 8, 2012 • Hammond, La. (Strawberry Stadium)

Series Record - First meetingWebsite - www.gojacks.com • Twitter - @SDSU_Jacks

General InformationLocation Brookings,SouthDakotaEnrollment 12,816Founded 1881nickname JackrabbitsColors YellowandBlueConference MissouriValleyFootball(MVFC)national affiliation NCAAI-FCSstadium Coughlin-AlumniStadiumCapacity 15,000Turf GrassPresident Dr.DavidChicoineathletic Director JustinSellUniversity Website www.sdstate.edu

Coaching Staffhead Coach JohnStiegelmeieralma Mater, Year SouthDakotaState,‘79Record at sDsU (Years) 93-72-0(15)Career Record (Years) Sameassistant Coaches (Responsibilities)EricEidsness(OC/QB),JayBubak(Co-DC/LB),ClintBrown(Co-DC/DL), Shannon Moore (TE), Jay Christensen (DB),JoshDavis(WR),JohnFlynn(OL),JesseCurrier(DL)Football Office Phone (605)688-6955


Team Information2011 Record 5-62011 MvFC Record (Finish) 4-4(t4th)Offense Pro-StyleDefense 4-3Lettermen Returning 40Lettermen Lost 17starters Returning 17starters Lost 7

Media Relationsassistant aD (Football Contact) JasonHoveOffice Phone (605)688-4623Mobile Phone (605)695-1827E-Mail address [email protected] Relations Fax (605)688-5999Press Box Phone (605)677-4623

Gary PinkelHeadCoach

Henry JoseyRunningBack

20�2 Schedulesept. 1 southeastern LouisianaSept.8 Georgia*Sept.15 ArizonaStateSept.22 atSouthCarolina*Sept.29 atUCFOct.6 Vanderbilt*Oct.13 Alabama*Oct.27 Kentucky*Nov.3 atFlorida*Nov.10 atTennessee*Nov.17 SyracuseNov.24 atTexasA&M*

*-SECGame

John StiegelmeierHeadCoach

Aaron RollinWideReceiver

20�2 ScheduleSept.1 atKansassept. 8 at southeastern Louisiana Sept.15 UCDavisSept.22 atIndianaState*Sept.29 MissouriState*Oct.13 WesternIllinois*Oct.20 atNorthernIowa*Oct.27 YoungstownState*Nov.3 atSouthernIllinois*Nov.10 atNorthDakotaState*Nov.17 SouthDakota*

*-MVFCGame

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UT Martin SkyhawksSeptember 13, 2012 • Martin, Tenn. (Hardy M. Graham Stadium)

Series Record - Southeastern leads, 4-1Website - www.utmsports.com • Twitter - @UTMSports

General InformationLocation Martin,TennesseeEnrollment 8,400Founded 1900nickname SkyhawksColors NavyBlue,OrangeandWhiteConference OhioValley(OVC)national affiliation NCAAI-FCSstadium HardyM.GrahamStadiumCapacity 7,500Turf FieldTurfChancellor Dr.TomRakesathletic Director PhilDaneUniversity Website www.utm.edu

Coaching Staffhead Coach JasonSimpsonalma Mater, Year SouthernMiss,‘95Record at UTM (Years) 37-31(6)Career Record (Years) Sameassistant Coaches (Responsibilities)Mac Bryan (Co-OC/OL), Carmen Felus (Co-OC/WR), JeffByrd (DC), Eric Stuedemann (QB), Nathan Burton (DB),BernardRiley (DL), JordanHankins (RB),NickGlenn (Def.Assistant)Football Office Phone (731)881-7670

Series Information (see page 101)Southeasternleads,4-1In hammond Southeasternleads,4-0In Martin UTMleads,1-0

Team Information2011 Record 5-62011 OvC Record (Finish) 4-4(t5th)Offense MultipleDefense MultipleLettermen Returning 40Lettermen Lost 26starters Returning 18starters Lost 9

Media RelationssID (Football Contact) JoeLofaroOffice Phone (731)881-7632Mobile Phone (731)514-2905E-Mail address [email protected] Relations Fax (731)587-7624Press Box Phone (731)881-7694

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McNeese State CowboysSeptember 22, 2012 • Hammond, La. (Strawberry Stadium) • Hall of Fame Game

Series Record - McNeese State leads, 22-15Website - www.mcneesesports.com • Twitter - @McNeeseSports

General InformationLocation LakeCharles,LouisianaEnrollment 8,900Founded 1939nickname CowboysColors BlueandGoldConference Southland(SLC)national affiliation NCAAI-FCSstadium LouisBonnetteFieldatCowboyStadiumCapacity 17,610Turf GeoMax2President Dr.PhilipC.Williamsathletic Director TommyMcClellandUniversity Website www.mcneese.edu

Coaching Staffhead Coach MattViatoralma Mater, Year McNeeseState,‘86Record at MsU (Years) 45-20(6)Career Record (Years) Sameassistant Coaches (Responsibilities) Mike Collins (DC), Lark Hebert (LB), Manny Michel (DL),ChrisHampton(DB),SladeNagle(RB),TimLeger(OC/WR),RobSale(OL),EmanNaghavi(TE),DavidTrahan(QBAsst.),JakeReid(DLAsst.)athletic Trainer JimMurphyFootball Office Phone (337)475-5235

Series Information (see page 99)McNeeseStateleads,22-15In hammond Southeasternleads,10-7In Lake Charles MSUleads,15-5

Team Information2011 Record 6-52011 southland Record (Finish) 4-3(4th)Offense MultipleProDefense 4-2-5Lettermen Returning 53Lettermen Lost 13starters Returning 15starters Lost 9

Media Relationsassistant aD (Football Contact) MattBonnetteOffice Phone (337)475-5207Mobile Phone (337)304-1658E-Mail address [email protected] Relations Fax (337)475-5202Press Box Phone (337)475-5225

Jason SimpsonHeadCoach

Derek CarrQuarterback

20�2 ScheduleSept.1 atMemphisSept.8 atNorthernIllinoissept. 13 southeastern Louisiana Sept.22 atAustinPeay*Sept.29 EasternKentucky*Oct.6 EasternIllinois*Oct.13 atMurrayState*Oct.20 atSoutheastMissouri*Nov.3 JacksonvilleState*Nov.10 atTennesseeTech*Nov.17 TennesseeState*

*-OVCGame

Matt ViatorHeadCoach

Malcolm BronsonSafety

20�2 ScheduleAug.30 atMiddleTennesseeSept.8 McMurry Sept.15 atWeberStatesept. 22 at southeastern Louisiana *Sept.29 NorthwesternState*Oct.13 CentralArkansas*Oct.20 atSamHoustonState*Oct.27 StephenF.Austin*Nov.3 atNichollsState*Nov.10 atUTSANov.17 Lamar*

*-SouthlandGame

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Lamar CardinalsSeptember 29, 2012 • Beaumont, Texas (Provost Umphrey Stadium)

Series Record - Southeastern leads, 4-3Website - www.lamarcardinals.com • Twitter - @LamarCards

General InformationLocation Beaumont,TexasEnrollment 14,522Founded 1923nickname CardinalsColors RedandWhiteConference Southland(SLC)national affiliation NCAAI-FCSstadium ProvostUmphreyStadiumCapacity 16,000Turf MatrixTurfPresident Dr.JamesSimmonsathletic Director JasonHendersonUniversity Website www.lamar.edu

Coaching Staffhead Coach RayWoodardalma Mater, Year SamHoustonState,‘88Record at LU (Years) 9-13(2)Career Record (Years) Sameassistant Coaches (Responsibilities) AllenJohnson(DB),LarryKueck(OC/QB),BillBradley(DC),CraigMcGallion (LB), JamesBrown (RB),DennisMcKnight(OL), Chuck Langston (DFO), Marcus Carver (DL), BrettRamsey(TE)Football Office Phone (409)880-7157

Series Information (see page 98)Southeasternleads,4-3In hammond Lamarleads,2-1In Beaumont Lamarleads,1-0Unknown Southeasternleads,3-0

Team Information2011 Record 4-72011 southland Record (Finish) 2-5(6th)Offense MultipleSetDefense 3-4Lettermen Returning 63Lettermen Lost 23starters Returning 14starters Lost 12

Media Relationsassistant aD (Football Contact) ErikJ.CoxOffice Phone (409)880-8329Mobile Phone (409)651-0514E-Mail address [email protected] Relations Fax (409)880-2338Press Box Phone (409)880-7489

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UAB BlazersOctober 6, 2012 • Birmingham, Ala. (Legion Field)

Series Record - First meetingWebsite - www.uabsports.com • Twitter - @UABathletics

General InformationLocation Birmingham,AlabamaEnrollment 17,543Founded 1969nickname BlazersColors ForestGreenandOldGoldConference ConferenceUSA(C-USA)national affiliation NCAAI-FBSstadium LegionFieldCapacity 72,000Turf SureTurfPresident Dr.CarolZ.Garrisonathletic Director BrianMackinUniversity Website www.uab.edu

Coaching Staffhead Coach GarrickMcGeealma Mater, Year Oklahoma,‘96Record at UaB (Years) FirstseasonCareer Record (Years) Sameassistant Coaches (Responsibilities)Jeff Brohm (OC/QB), Reggie Johnson (DC/LB), JimmyWilliams (DL), Anthony Blevins (CB), Tyson Helton (RB),Richard Owens (TE), John Peterson (OL), Brandon Sharp(Safeties),RonSigler(WR),TravisTaylor(DFO)Football Office Phone (205)934-7586


Team Information2011 Record 3-92011 C-Usa Record (Finish) 3-5(t4thEast)Offense MultipleDefense 4-3Lettermen Returning 40Lettermen Lost 23starters Returning 13starters Lost 12

Media Relationsassociate aD (Football Contact) NormReillyOffice Phone (205)934-0722Mobile Phone (205)936-1793E-Mail address [email protected] Relations Fax (205)934-7505Press Box Phone (205)327-5228

Ray WoodardHeadCoach

Kyle GillamOffensiveLine

20�2 ScheduleSept.1 atLouisiana-LafayetteSept.8 PrairieViewA&MSept.15 atHawai’iSept.22 Langstonsept. 29 southeastern Louisiana * Oct.6 atNorthwesternState*Oct.13 McMurryOct.20 atCentralArkansas*Oct.27 SamHoustonState*Nov.3 atStephenF.Austin*Nov.10 NichollsState*Nov.17 atMcNeeseState*

*-SouthlandGame

Garrick McGeeHeadCoach

Marvin BurdetteLinebacker

20�2 ScheduleSept.1 TroySept.15 atSouthCarolinaSept.22 atOhioStateSept.29 Tulsa*Oct. 6 southeastern Louisiana Oct.13 atHouston*Oct.20 EastCarolina*Oct.27 atTulane*Nov.3 atSouthernMiss*Nov.10 Marshall*Nov.17 Memphis*Nov.24 atUCF*

*-C-USAGame

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Northwestern State DemonsOctober 13, 2012 • Hammond, La. (Strawberry Stadium)

Series Record - Northwestern State leads, 30-25Website - www.nsudemons.com • Twitter - @NSUDemons

General InformationLocation Natchitoches,LouisianaEnrollment 9,191Founded 1884nickname DemonsColors PurpleandWhitewithOrangeTrimConference Southland(SLC)national affiliation NCAAI-FCSstadium (Capacity) TurpinStadiumCapacity 15,971Turf V-TurfPresident Dr.RandyWebbathletic Director GregBurkeUniversity Website www.nsula.edu

Coaching Staffhead Coach BradleyDalePevetoalma Mater, Year SMU,‘86Record at nsU (Years) 10-23(3)Career Record (Years) Sameassistant Coaches (Responsibilities) Gary DeLoach (DC/Safeties), De’Von Lockett (CB),AdamFederle (DL),Todd Cooley (OC/QB),Allen Rudolph (OL),BrendanFarrell(TE),JakeSimon(WR),MattPowledge(RB)Football Office Phone (318)357-5252

Series Information (see page 100)NorthwesternStateleads,30-25In hammond Southeasternleads,17-11In natchitoches NSUleads,19-8

Team Information2011 Record 5-62011 southland Record (Finish) 3-4(5th)Offense MultipleDefense 4-3Lettermen Returning 51Lettermen Lost 15starters Returning 20starters Lost 18

Media Relationsassistant aD (Football Contact) DougIrelandOffice Phone (318)357-6467Mobile Phone (318)471-2086E-Mail address [email protected] Relations Fax (318)357-4515Press Box Phone (318)357-4529

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Central Arkansas BearsOctober 27, 2012 • Hammond, La. (Strawberry Stadium) • Homecoming

Series Record - Central Arkansas leads, 4-1Website - www.ucasports.com • Twitter - @ucasports

General InformationLocation Conway,ArkansasEnrollment 11,758Founded 1907nickname BearsColors PurpleandGrayConference Southland(SLC)national affiliation NCAAI-FCSstadium FirstSecurityFieldatEstesStadiumCapacity 8,500Turf GeoTurfPresident TomCourtwayathletic Director Dr.BradTeagueUniversity Website www.uca.edu

Coaching Staffhead Coach ClintConquealma Mater, Year NichollsState,‘83Record at UCa (Years) 89-51(12)Career Record (Years) Sameassistant Coaches (Responsibilities) BrooksHollingsworth (OC/RB), Matt Williamson (DC/LB), DanAugustine(DL),NathanBrown(QB),JeremyHammock(TE),Bill Best (OL), Cody Moore (Interior DL), DaveWheeler(Safeties),MattKubik(WR),KennyWilhite(DB)Football Office Phone (501)450-3153

Series Information (see page 98)UCAleads,4-1In hammond Tied,1-1In Conway UCAleads,3-0

Team Information2011 Record 9-42011 southland Record (Finish) 6-1(2nd)Offense MultipleDefense 4-3Lettermen Returning 45Lettermen Lost 18starters Returning 15starters Lost 10

Media Relationsassistant aD (Football Contact) SteveEastOffice Phone (501)450-5743Mobile Phone (501)339-8512E-Mail address [email protected] Relations Fax (501)450-5740Press Box Phone (501)450-5743

Bradley Dale PevetoHeadCoach

Derek RoseLinebacker

20�2 ScheduleSept.1 atTexasTechSept.8 Arkansas-MonticelloSept.15 atNevadaSept.22 MississippiValleyStateSept.29 atMcNeeseState*Oct.6 Lamar*Oct. 13 at southeastern Louisiana * Oct.27 NichollsState*Nov.3 atCentralArkansas*Nov.10 SamHoustonState*Nov.17 atStephenF.Austin*

*-SouthlandGame

Clint ConqueHeadCoach

Seth AllisonLinebacker

20�2 ScheduleSept.1 atOleMissSept.8 atMurrayStateSept.15 BaconeCollegeSept.22 SamHoustonState*Sept.29 atStephenF.Austin*Oct.6 NichollsState*Oct.13 atMcNeeseState*Oct.20 Lamar*Oct. 27 at southeastern Louisiana * Nov.3 NorthwesternState*Nov.17 EasternIllinois

*-SouthlandGame

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Sam Houston State BearkatsNovember 3, 2012 • Huntsville, Texas (Bowers Stadium)

Series Record - Sam Houston State leads, 9-4Website - www.gobearkats.com • Twitter - @BearkatSports

General InformationLocation Huntsville,TexasEnrollment 17,618Founded 1879nickname BearkatsColors OrangeandWhiteConference Southland(SLC)national affiliation NCAAI-FCSstadium BowersStadiumCapacity 12,500Turf RealGrassProChancellor Dr.DanaGibsonathletic Director BobbyWilliamsUniversity Website www.shsu.edu

Coaching Staffhead Coach WillieFritzalma Mater, Year PittsburgState,‘83Record at shsU (Years) 20-6(2)Career Record (Years) 156-58-1(19)assistant Coaches (Responsibilities)Doug Ruse (OC), Scott Stoker (DC), Ben Beasley (DB),JohnnyJernigan(DL),AnthonyJohnson(RB),BartTatum(OL),MattBarrett(WR)Football Office Phone (936)294-1735

Series Information (see page 100)SamHoustonStateleads9-4In hammond SHSUleads,5-2In huntsville SHSUleads,4-2

Team Information2011 Record 14-12011 southland Record (Finish) 7-0(1st)Offense MultipleDefense MultipleLettermen Returning 50Lettermen Lost 14starters Returning 19starters Lost 7

Media Relationsassistant aD (Football Contact) PaulRidingsOffice Phone (936)294-1764E-Mail address [email protected] Relations Fax (936)294-3538Press Box Phone (936)294-1838

GameNo. �0

Stephen F. Austin LumberjacksNovember 10, 2012 • Hammond, La. (Strawberry Stadium)

Series Record - Stephen F. Austin leads, 9-5-1Website - www.sfajacks.com • Twitter - @SFA_Athletics

General InformationLocation Nacogdoches,TexasEnrollment 12,903Founded 1923nickname LumberjacksColors PurpleandWhiteConference Southland(SLC)national affiliation NCAAI-FCSstadium HomerBryceStadiumCapacity 14,575Turf MomentumPresident Dr.BakerPattilloathletic Director RobertHillUniversity Website www.sfasu.edu

Coaching Staffhead Coach J.C.Harperalma Mater, Year Clemson,‘89Record at sFa (Years) 29-30(5)Career Record (Years) Sameassistant Coaches (Responsibilities)David Gibbs (DC/Safeties), Arlington Nunn (CB), JakeMorrison (DT), JakeWillingham (InsideWR), ChrisTruax(OL), Richard Olin (OC/QB),Troy Rogers (OutsideWR),KevinCarberry(DE),NathanSchneider(RB)Football Office Phone (936)468-3502

Series Information (see page 101)StephenF.Austinleads,9-5-1InHammond SFAleads,4-2-1InNacogdoches SFAleads5-3

Team Information2011 Record 6-52011 southland Record (Finish) 5-2(3rd)Offense SpreadDefense 4-3Lettermen Returning 52Lettermen Lost 16starters Returning 19starters Lost 9

Media Relationsassistant aD (Football Contact) JamesDixonOffice Phone (936)468-2606Mobile Phone (936)552-1171E-Mail address [email protected] Relations Fax (936)468-4593Press Box Phone (936)468-3910/3911

Willie FritzHeadCoach

Tim FlandersRunningBack

20�2 ScheduleSept.8 IncarnateWordSept.15 atBaylorSept.22 atCentralArkansas*Sept.27 vs.TexasSouthernÔct.6 vs.StephenF.Austin*Ôct.13 atNichollsState*Oct.20 McNeeseState*Oct.27 atLamar*nov. 3 southeastern Louisiana * Nov.10 atNorthwesternState*Nov.17 atTexasA&M

*-SouthlandGame;^-atHouston,Texas

J.C. HarperHeadCoach

Cordell RobersonWideReceiver

20�2 ScheduleAug.30 SouthwesternOklahomaSept.8 atSMUSept.15 atMontanaStateSept.22 atTexasStateSept.29 CentralArkansas*Oct.6 vs.SamHoustonState*Ôct.20 NichollsState*Oct.27 atMcNeeseState*Nov.3 Lamar*nov. 10 at southeastern Louisiana * Nov.17 NorthwesternState*

*-SouthlandGame;^-atHouston,Texas

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GameNo. ��

Nicholls State ColonelsNovember 15, 2012 • Thibodaux, La. (John L. Guidry Stadium) • River Bell Classic

Series Record - Nicholls State leads, 12-9Website - www.geauxcolonels.com • Twitter - @colonelsports

General InformationLocation Thibodaux,LouisianaEnrollment 6,404Founded 1948nickname ColonelsColors RedandGrayConference Southland(SLC)national affiliation NCAAI-FCSstadium JohnL.GuidryStadiumCapacity 10,500Turf AstroTurf3DGrassPresident Dr.StephenT.Hulbertathletic Director RobBernardiUniversity Website www.nicholls.edu

Coaching Staffhead Coach CharlieStubbsalma Mater, Year BYU,‘78Record at nsU (Years) 5-17(2)Career Record (Years) Sameassistant Coaches (Responsibilities)ChuckHepola(RB),JeremyAtwell(DC/LB),JustinAnderson(WR), Ricky Brumfield (Safeties), Matt Clark (TE), EdwardDillon (CB),Tyler Donaldson (DL), Mario Jeberaeel (OL),MikeWalker(DefensiveGA)Football Office Phone (985)448-4806

Series Information (see page 100)NichollsStateleads,12-9In hammond Southeasternleads,5-4In Thibodaux NSUleads,7-2In new Orleans Southeasternleads,2-1

Team Information2011 Record 1-102011 southland Record (Finish) 0-7(8th)Offense Multiple-ProDefense 3-4Lettermen Returning 51Lettermen Lost 18starters Returning 17starters Lost 8

Media Relationsassistant sID (Football Contact) JamieBustosOffice Phone (985)448-4281Mobile Phone (419)786-0415E-Mail address [email protected] Relations Fax (985)448-4814Press Box Phone (985)448-4845

Charlie StubbsHeadCoach

Marcus WashingtonRunningBack

20�2 ScheduleSept.1 atOregonStateSept.8 atSouthAlabamaSept.15 atTulsaSept.22 EvangelOct.6 atCentralArkansas*Oct.13 SamHoustonState*Oct.20 atStephenF.Austin*Oct.27 atNorthwesternState*Nov.3 McNeeseState*Nov.10 atLamar*nov. 15 southeastern Louisiana *

*-SouthlandGame

Central Arkansaswww.ucasports.com•@ucasportsPrimarycontact SteveEastE-Mail [email protected]/Cell (501)450-5743/(501)339-8215Fax (501)450-5740PressBox (501)450-5743or3368

Lamarwww.LamarCardinals.com•@LamarCardsPrimarycontact ErikJ.CoxE-Mail [email protected]/Cell (409)880-8329/(409)651-0514Fax (409)880-2338PressBox (409)880-7489

McNeese Statewww.mcneesesports.com•@McNeeseSportsPrimarycontact MattBonnetteE-Mail [email protected]/Cell (337)475-5207/(337)304-1658Fax (337)475-5202PressBox (337)475-5225,5226,5227

Missouriwww.mutigers.com•@mutigersdotcomPrimarycontact ChadMollerE-MailAddress [email protected]/Cell (573)882-0712/(573)268-3110Fax (573)882-4720PressBox (573)882-7311

Nicholls Statewww.geauxcolonels.com•@colonelsportsPrimarycontact JamieBustosE-Mail [email protected]/Cell (985)448-4281/(419)782-3590Fax (985)448-4924PressBox (985)448-4845

Northwestern Statewww.NSUDemons.com•@NSUDemonsPrimarycontact DougIrelandE-Mail [email protected]/Cell (318)357-6467/(318)288-6388Fax (318)357-4515PressBox (318)357-4529

Sam Houston Statewww.gobearkats.com•@bearkatsportsPrimarycontact PaulRidingsE-Mail [email protected]/Home (936)294-1764/(936)294-9838Fax (936)294-3538PressBox (936)294-1838

South Dakota Statewww.gojacks.com•@SDSU_JacksPrimarycontact JasonHoveE-Mail [email protected]/Cell (605)688-4623/(605)695-1827Fax (605)688-5999PressBoxPhone (605)688-4623

Stephen F. Austinwww.sfajacks.com•@SFA_AthleticsPrimarycontact JamesDixonE-Mail [email protected]/Cell (936)468-2606/(936)552-1171Fax (936)468-4593PressBox (936)468-3910

UABwww.uabsports.com•@UABAthleticsPrimarycontact NormReillyE-Mail [email protected]/Cell (205)934-0722/(205)936-1793Fax (205)934-7505PressBox (205)327-5228

UT Martinwww.utmsports.com•@UTMSportsPrimarycontact JoeLofaroE-Mail [email protected]/Cell (731)881-7632/(731)514-2905Fax (731)587-7624PressBox (731)881-7694

Southland Conferencewww.Southland.org•@SouthlandSportsPrimarycontact ToddLambE-Mail [email protected] (972)422-9500,x107Cell (817)287-8393Fax (972)422-9225

20�2 SID Directory

2012 Opponents


All-Time FCS National Champions Year Champion Runner-Up score2011 NorthDakotaState SamHoustonState 17-62010 EasternWashington Delaware 20-192009 Villanova Montana 23-212008 Richmond Montana 24-72007 AppalachianState Delaware 49-212006 AppalachianState Massachusetts 28-172005 AppalachianState NorthernIowa 21-162004 JamesMadison Montana 31-212003 Delaware Colgate 40-02002 WesternKentucky McNeeseState 34-142001 Montana Furman 13-62000 GeorgiaSouthern Montana 27-251999 GeorgiaSouthern YoungstownState 59-241998 Massachusetts GeorgiaSouthern 55-431997 YoungstownState McNeeseState 10-91996 Marshall Montana 49-291995 Montana Marshall 22-201994 YoungstownState BoiseState 28-141993 YoungstownState Marshall 17-51992 Marshall YoungstownState 31-281991 YoungstownState Marshall 25-171990 GeorgiaSouthern Nevada 36-131989 GeorgiaSouthern StephenF.Austin 37-341988 Furman GeorgiaSouthern 17-121987 NortheastLouisiana Marshall 43-421986 GeorgiaSouthern ArkansasState 48-211985 GeorgiaSouthern Furman 44-421984 MontanaState LouisianaTech 19-61983 SouthernIllinois WesternCarolina 43-71982 EasternKentucky Delaware 17-141981 IdahoState EasternKentucky 34-231980 BoiseState EasternKentucky 31-291979 EasternKentucky Lehigh 30-71978 FloridaA&M Massachusetts 35-28

20�� Final FCS National PollsSports Network's FCS College Football PollRk. Team (First-place votes) Record Points Previous Rank1. NorthDakotaStateBison(125) 14-1 3,125 42. SamHoustonStateBearkats 14-1 2,998 13. MontanaGrizzlies 11-3 2,801 54. GeorgiaSouthernEagles 11-3 2,795 35. LehighMountainHawks 11-2 2,466 66. NorthernIowaPanthers 10-3 2,455 27. MontanaStateBobcats 10-3 2,387 78. MaineBlackBears 9-4 2,105 139. TowsonTigers 9-3 2,058 810. OldDominionMonarchs 10-3 2,009 1011. NewHampshireWildcats 8-4 1,869 1112. AppalachianStateMountaineers 8-4 1,825 913. WoffordTerriers 8-4 1,651 1214. CentralArkansasBears 9-4 1,411 1515. JamesMadisonDukes 8-5 1,307 1716. HarvardCrimson 9-1 996 1617. DelawareBlueHens 7-4 961 1418. StonyBrookSeawolves 9-4 957 2219. NorfolkStateSpartans 9-3 829 1920. IllinoisStateRedbirds 7-4 694 1821. TennesseeTechGoldenEagles 7-4 669 2122. JacksonStateTigers 9-2 523 2023. NorthDakotaFightingSioux 8-3 371 2324. EasternKentuckyColonels 7-5 298 NR25. LibertyFlames 7-4 215 24Others receiving votes: Albany214,JacksonvilleState151,SanDiego74,Furman59,GramblingState48,Bethune-Cookman44,AlabamaState42,Drake37,Duquesne26,SouthernUtah21,PortlandState21,CalPoly20,EasternWashington19,William&Mary13,MurrayState12,TennesseeState8,SouthDakota8,YoungstownState7,Georgetown6,AlabamaA&M5,Brown5,Chattanooga4,SouthCarolinaState3,StephenF.Austin2,IndianaState1

Football Championship Subdivision Coaches’ Poll Rk. Team (First-place votes) Record Points Previous Rank1. NorthDakotaState(25) 14-1 625 42. SamHoustonState 14-1 600 13. GeorgiaSouthern 11-3 563 24. Montana 11-3 555 55. NorthernIowa 10-3 482 36. Lehigh 11-2 473 67. MontanaState 10-3 470 78. Maine 9-4 445 139. Towson 9-2 380 910. OldDominion 10-3 367 1011. AppalachianState 8-4 357 812. NewHampshire 8-4 336 1213. Wofford 8-4 326 1114. JamesMadison 8-5 278 1915. CentralArkansas 9-4 273 1516. StonyBrook 9-4 200 2417. Harvard 9-1 199 1418. NorfolkState 9-3 158 2219. TennesseeTech 7-4 152 2020. Delaware 7-4 143 1621. EasternKentucky 7-5 136 NR22. IllinoisState 7-4 122 1723. Albany 8-4 89 NR24. JacksonState 9-2 85 1825. Liberty 7-4 57 23Others Receiving votes: NorthDakota32;JacksonvilleState20;IndianaState19;Massachusetts14;Port-landState14;SanDiego23;SouthCarolinaState15;Drake14;SouthDakota12;Furman10;William&Mary10;Bethune-Cookman7;GramblingState7;MurrayState7;EasternWashington6;AlabamaState4;FloridaA&M4;SouthernUtah3;Brown2;YoungstownState2.

20�� Division I FCS PlayoffsChampionship Game - Saturday, January 7th

Pizza Hut Park, Frisco, Texas(2)NorthDakotaState17,(1)SamHoustonState6

Semifinal Round

SamHoustonState31,(4)Montana28NorthDakotaState35,(3)GeorgiaSouthern7

Quarterfinal RoundMontana48,(5)NorthernIowa10

SamHoustonState49,MontanaState13GeorgiaSouthern35,Maine23

NorthDakotaState24,Lehigh0

Second RoundGeorgiaSouthern55,OldDominion48

Maine34,AppalachianState12Montana41,CentralArkansas14

SamHoustonState34,StonyBrook27MontanaState26,NewHampshire25

Lehigh40,Towson38NorthDakotaState26,JamesMadison14

NorthernIowa28,Wofford21

First RoundJamesMadison20,EasternKentucky17

OldDominion35,NorfolkState18StonyBrook31,Albany28

CentralArkansas34,TennesseeTech14

2011 national Polls


sLU OPPsCORIng 311 415 PointsPerGame 28.3 37.7FIRsT DOWns 244 234 Rushing 71 122 Passing 146 95 Penalty 27 17RUshIng YaRDagE 1250 2447 Yardsgainedrushing 1539 2763 Yardslostrushing 289 316 RushingAttempts 359 476 AveragePerRush 3.5 5.1 AveragePerGame 113.6 222.5 TDsRushing 21 24PassIng YaRDagE 3170 2404 Comp-Att-Int 275-481-21 182-325-13 AveragePerPass 6.6 7.4 AveragePerCatch 11.5 13.2 AveragePerGame 288.2 218.5 TDsPassing 17 26TOTaL OFFEnsE 4420 4851 TotalPlays 840 801 AveragePerPlay 5.3 6.1 AveragePerGame 401.8 441.0KICK RETURns: #-Yards 65-1549 54-1443PUnT RETURns: #-Yards 23-239 10-109InT RETURns: #-Yards 13-183 21-224KICK RETURn avERagE 23.8 26.7PUnT RETURn avERagE 10.4 10.9InT RETURn avERagE 14.1 10.7FUMBLEs-LOsT 20-12 17-8PEnaLTIEs-Yards 93-693 93-816 AveragePerGame 63.0 74.2PUnTs-Yards 53-2156 52-2098 AveragePerPunt 40.7 40.3 Netpuntaverage 36.4 35.0TIME OF POssEssIOn/game 25:33 34:163RD-DOWn Conversions 68/169 56/157 3rd-DownPct 40% 36%4Th-DOWn Conversions 5/13 8/22 4th-DownPct 38% 36%saCKs BY-Yards 15-107 29-190MIsC YaRDs 0 32TOUChDOWns sCORED 39 54FIELD gOaLs-aTTEMPTs 14-21 12-18On-sIDE KICKs 0-3 2-2RED-ZOnE sCOREs (41-52)79% (37-47)79%RED-ZOnE TOUChDOWns (29-52)56% (30-47)64%PaT-aTTEMPTs (35-37)95% (53-54)98%aTTEnDanCE 24028 83469 Games/AvgPerGame 5/4806 6/13912

sCORE BY QUaRTERs 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TotalSoutheasternLa. 61 92 82 76 311Opponents 122 94 85 114 415

20�� Overall Statistics20�� Southeastern Football Results (�-� Overall • �-� Southland • �-2 Home • 0-� Away)Date Opponent Result score Overall southland Time Tv att.Sept.3 atTulane L 33-47 0-1 0-0 3:10 n/a 15,912Sept.10 SavannahState W 63-6 1-1 0-0 2:55 SEChannel 4,974Sept.17 atSouthernMiss L 6-52 1-2 0-0 2:55 n/a 27,433Sept.24 at#18McNeeseState* L 27-48 1-3 0-1 3:03 n/a 12,455Oct.1 Lamar* L 38-48 1-4 0-2 3:20 SouthlandTV 5,104Oct15 atNorthwesternState L 17-51 1-5 0-3 3:02 n/a 10,285Oct22 TexasState W 38-28 2-5 0-3 2:48 SEChannel 4,137Oct.29 atCentralArkansas L 29-55 2-6 0-4 3:04 n/a 10,543Nov.5 #4SamHoustonState* L 9-38 2-7 0-5 3:05 n/a 4,871Nov.12 atStephenF.Austin* L 20-28 2-8 0-6 2:56 n/a 6,841Nov.17 NichollsState* W 31-14 3-8 1-6 3:00 CoxSportsTV 4,942

*-SouthlandConferencegame

2011 statistics


RUshIng gP att gain Loss net avg TD Lg avg/gSamFairley 9 112 432 36 396 3.5 3 26 44.0ZekeJones 6 67 315 23 292 4.4 7 30 48.7LaTruanWeary 11 69 307 17 290 4.2 5 38 26.4BrianYoung 11 69 238 164 74 1.1 4 23 6.7JordanWells 11 5 65 0 65 13.0 1 52 5.9MichaelChaney 10 8 52 0 52 6.5 1 13 5.2BlaineLeBlanc 11 7 42 2 40 5.7 0 19 3.6BrandonCollins 11 4 37 0 37 9.2 0 29 3.4SimmieYarborough 11 2 8 0 8 4.0 0 6 0.7NathanStanley 5 13 43 38 5 0.4 0 18 1.0TEAM 6 3 0 9 -9 -3.0 0 0 -1.5Total 11 359 1,539 289 1,250 3.5 21 52 113.6Opponents 11 476 2,763 316 2,447 5.1 24 82 222.5

PASSING G Effic C-A-I Pct Yds TD Lg Avg/GBrianYoung 11 120.60 246-419-15 58.7 2,855 15 64 259.5NathanStanley 5 80.39 28-58-6 48.3 286 2 24 57.2BrandonCollins 11 0.00 0-2-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0BeauMothe 11 343.60 1-1-0 100.0 29 0 29 2.6SimmieYarborough 11 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0Total 11 115.46 275-481-21 57.2 3,170 17 64 288.2Opponents 11 136.53 182-325-13 56.0 2,404 26 75 218.5

RECEIvIng g no. Yds avg TD Lg avg/gSimmieYarborough 11 61 778 12.8 3 46 70.7BrandonCollins 11 61 746 12.2 5 64 67.8KoryTheodore 11 60 743 12.4 5 49 67.5DeanJohnson 9 23 226 9.8 2 26 25.1SamFairley 9 18 203 11.3 0 31 22.6CarlPearson 10 17 201 11.8 1 25 20.1LaTruanWeary 11 10 51 5.1 0 27 4.6JarrettJohnson 11 6 51 8.5 0 24 4.6ZekeJones 6 6 50 8.3 0 16 8.3AntoineDuplessis 11 5 33 6.6 1 23 3.0ReshadDouglas 7 4 32 8.0 0 10 4.6StanleyMoore 3 2 17 8.5 0 11 5.7C.J.Ogbuehi 4 1 29 29.0 0 29 7.2JordanWells 11 1 10 10.0 0 10 0.9Total 11 275 3,170 11.5 17 64 288.2Opponents 11 182 2,404 13.2 26 75 218.5

PUnT RETURns no. Yds avg TD LongBrandonCollins 21 232 11.0 0 60DeanJohnson 1 9 9.0 0 9RobertAlford 1 -2 -2.0 0 0Total 23 239 10.4 0 60Opponents 10 109 10.9 0 51

InTERCEPTIOns no. Yds avg TD LongRobertAlford 5 64 12.8 1 64KeironJones 2 6 3.0 0 6AveryCrooks 1 7 7.0 0 7FrankBryant 1 78 78.0 0 78MariceSutton 1 0 0.0 0 0TylerStoddard 1 19 19.0 0 19ToddWashington 1 9 9.0 0 9KevinRoberts 1 0 0.0 0 0Total 13 183 14.1 1 78Opponents 21 224 10.7 2 60

KICK RETURns no. Yds avg TD LongJordanWells 52 1,383 26.6 0 91JarrettJohnson 4 56 14.0 0 23AntoineDuplessis 3 14 4.7 0 7BlaneArnold 2 56 28.0 0 30JordanMcClay 1 15 15.0 0 15BlaineLeBlanc 1 16 16.0 0 16RickyIrvin 1 6 6.0 0 6SamFairley 1 3 3.0 0 3Total 65 1,549 23.8 0 91Opponents 54 1,443 26.7 1 99

|----------- PaTs -----------|sCORIng TD Fgs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP saf PointsSethSebastian 0 14-21 35-37 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 77ZekeJones 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 42KoryTheodore 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30LaTruanWeary 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30BrandonCollins 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30BrianYoung 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-2 0 0 24SimmieYarborough 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18SamFairley 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18DeanJohnson 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12RobertAlford 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6MichaelChaney 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6CarlPearson 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6AntoineDuplessis 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6JordanWells 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Total 39 14-21 35-37 0-0 0 0-2 0 0 311Opponents 54 12-18 53-54 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 415

2011 statistics


TOTaL OFFEnsE g Plays Rush Pass Total avg/gBrianYoung 11 488 74 2,855 2,929 266.3SamFairley 9 112 396 0 396 44.0ZekeJones 6 67 292 0 292 48.7NathanStanley 5 71 5 286 291 58.2LaTruanWeary 11 69 290 0 290 26.4JordanWells 11 5 65 0 65 5.9MichaelChaney 10 8 52 0 52 5.2BlaineLeBlanc 11 7 40 0 40 3.6BrandonCollins 11 6 37 0 37 3.4BeauMothe 11 1 0 29 29 2.6SimmieYarborough 11 3 8 0 8 0.7TEAM 6 3 -9 0 -9 -1.5Total 11 840 1,250 3,170 4,420 401.8Opponents 11 801 2,447 2,404 4,851 441.0

FIELD gOaLs FgM-Fga Pct 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg BlkSethSebastian 14-21 66.7 1-1 2-3 7-8 4-8 0-1 45 1

Fg sEQUEnCE southeastern La. OPPOnEnTsTulane (30),(38) (36)SavannahState 38 (27),(39)SouthernMiss (32),(19),25 44,(49),46McNeeseState (21),(33) (47),(34)Lamar (40),52 -NorthwesternState (42) (44),(24),(45)TexasState 40,47,(45) 34CentralArkansas (42) (41),(27)SamHoustonState 45,(36),47 (22)StephenF.Austin (33),(32) 42,35NichollsState (21) 39

Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.

PUnTIng no. Yds avg Long TB FC I20 BlkdMattMcCormick 36 1,494 41.5 61 4 21 12 0BeauMothe 16 584 36.5 51 1 4 2 1SethSebastian 1 33 33.0 33 1 0 0 0TEAM 0 45 0.0 30 0 1 0 3Total 53 2,156 40.7 61 6 26 14 4Opponents 52 2,098 40.3 72 2 20 17 0

KICKOFFs no. Yds avg TB OB Retn net YdLnRyanAdams 60 3,719 62.0 5 3 - - -MattMcCormick 1 52 52.0 0 0 - - -Total 61 3,771 61.8 5 3 1,443 36.5 33Opponents 74 4,470 60.4 6 3 1,549 37.9 32

aLL PURPOsE g Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot avg/gJordanWells 11 65 10 0 1,383 0 1,458 132.5BrandonCollins 11 37 746 232 0 0 1,015 92.3SimmieYarborough 11 8 778 0 0 0 786 71.5KoryTheodore 11 0 743 0 0 0 743 67.5SamFairley 9 396 203 0 3 0 602 66.9ZekeJones 6 292 50 0 0 0 342 57.0LaTruanWeary 11 290 51 0 0 0 341 31.0DeanJohnson, 9 0 226 9 0 0 235 26.1CarlPearson 10 0 201 0 0 0 201 20.1JarrettJohnson 11 0 51 0 56 0 107 9.7FrankBryant 9 0 0 0 0 78 78 8.7BrianYoung 11 74 0 0 0 0 74 6.7RobertAlford 11 0 0 -2 0 64 62 5.6BlaineLeBlanc 11 40 0 0 16 0 56 5.1BlaneArnold 10 0 0 0 56 0 56 5.6MichaelChaney 10 52 0 0 0 0 52 5.2AntoineDuplessis 11 0 33 0 14 0 47 4.3ReshadDouglas 7 0 32 0 0 0 32 4.6C.J.Ogbuehi 4 0 29 0 0 0 29 7.2TylerStoddard 11 0 0 0 0 19 19 1.7StanleyMoore 3 0 17 0 0 0 17 5.7JordanMcClay 6 0 0 0 15 0 15 2.5ToddWashington 8 0 0 0 0 9 9 1.1AveryCrooks 10 0 0 0 0 7 7 0.7RickyIrvin 11 0 0 0 6 0 6 0.5KeironJones 11 0 0 0 0 6 6 0.5NathanStanley 5 5 0 0 0 0 5 1.0TEAM 6 -9 0 0 0 0 -9 -1.5Total 11 1,250 3,170 239 1,549 183 6,391 581.0Opponents 11 2,447 2,404 109 1,443 224 6,627 602.5

2011 statistics


|----------Tackles----------| |--sacks--| |-----Pass Def-----| |----Fumbles----| Blkd DEFEnsIvE LEaDERs gP solo ast Total TFL/Yds no-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBh Rcv-Yds FF Kick saf46 TayAlford 11 53 37 90 5-31 2-24 . 3 3 . . 1 .23 TylerStoddard 11 50 40 90 5-18 . 1-19 5 1 . . . .45 RickyIrvin 11 47 38 85 16-25 . . . 1 1-0 . . .44 AveryCrooks 10 37 26 63 4-12 1-8 1-7 3 . . . . .25 KeironJones 11 40 17 57 2-20 . 2-6 3 . . . . .13 RobertAlford 11 44 8 52 1-2 . 5-64 7 . 1-0 1 . .90 DevanWalker 11 34 17 51 14-33 3-11 . . 11 1-0 1 . .7 MariceSutton 9 27 15 42 1-2 . 1-0 2 . . 1 . .21 KevinRoberts 10 21 13 34 . . 1-0 2 . . . . .99 JonathanKinchen 11 14 15 29 7-17 1-3 . 1 2 . 1 . .9 DavidDurden 11 19 8 27 6-27 2-14 . . . 1-0 1 . .19 WalterSmith 5 19 8 27 6-27 3-21 . 1 . . 1 . .95 JustinChurch 10 11 13 24 3-4 1-0 . . 2 . . . .53 TramaineLucas 11 10 10 20 5-13 1-5 . . 1 . 1 . .91 JerrodBlack 11 9 10 19 6-21 1-5 . 1 . . . . .2 FrankBryant 9 11 8 19 3-11 2-10 1-78 . 2 1-0 1 . .33 KalebMuse 9 11 7 18 3-7 . . 1 . . . . .14 ToddWashington 8 12 3 15 . . 1-9 2 . . . . .48 MairoStovall 10 7 6 13 2-7 1-6 . . . . . . .24 T’DarrylGrays 10 5 5 10 . . . 2 . . . . .96 DevinBoutwell 4 5 5 10 1-1 . . . 3 . 1 . .43 ParrisStewart 9 6 4 10 . . . . . . 1 . .20 DrewMisita 7 6 3 9 . . . . . . . . .30 BlaineLeBlanc 11 6 2 8 . . . . . . . . .11 TylerTourelle 7 6 2 8 . . . . . . . . .3 GivonniDent 3 7 . 7 . . . 1 . . . . .40 JohnRoberts 10 4 2 6 1-6 . . . . . . . .29 LaTruanWeary 11 5 . 5 . . . . . . . . .57 GalenNailor 5 . 4 4 . . . . . . . . .16 JeremyMeyers 8 3 1 4 . . . . . . . . .17 CarlPearson 10 3 . 3 . . . . . . . . .39 JordanMcClay 6 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . .22 BlaneArnold 10 1 2 3 1-11 . . . . . . . .1 XavierBrown 8 1 2 3 . . . 2 . . . . .98 ScottKorte 2 . 2 2 . . . . . . . . .10 PaulKopesky 5 . 2 2 . . . . . . . . .62 MarshallParis 11 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .65 CoreyBoothe 11 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .38 AntrionWalker 1 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .88 SimmieYarborough 11 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .6 RyanAdams 11 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .8 BeauMothe 11 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .28 JordanWells 11 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .85 DeanJohnson 9 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .26 MichaelChaney 10 1 . 1 . . . . . 2-0 . . .32 JarrettJohnson 11 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .TM TEAM . . . . . . . . 1-0 . . . Total.......... 11 547 337 884 92-295 15-107 13-183 36 26 8-0 10 1 . Opponents...... 11 585 256 841 86-301 29-190 21-224 53 19 12-24 14 7 1

Red-Zone Results (Offense) Times Times Total Rush Pass Fgs I---Failed to score in RZ ---I Opponent In RZ scrd Pts TDs TDs TDs Made MFg Dwn Int F EOh EOgatTulane 6 6 33 4 4 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0SavannahState 8 8 56 8 5 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0atSouthernMiss 3 2 6 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0atMcNeeseState 4 4 20 2 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0Lamar 3 1 7 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0atNorthwesternState 4 2 10 1 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 0 0TexasState 8 6 38 5 5 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0atCentralArkansas 3 2 13 2 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0SamHoustonState 3 2 9 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0atStephenF.Austin 4 3 13 1 1 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0NichollsState 6 5 31 4 2 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 0Totals 52 41 236 29 18 11 12 1 3 3 3 1 041 of 52 (78.8%)

Red-Zone Results (Defense) Times Times Total Rush Pass Fgs I---Failed to score in RZ ---I Opponent In RZ scrd Pts TDs TDs TDs Made MFg Dwn Int F EOh EOgatTulane 4 4 24 3 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0SavannahState 2 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0atSouthernMiss 3 3 21 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0atMcNeeseState 7 7 41 5 2 3 2 0 0 0 0 0 0Lamar 4 3 21 3 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0atNorthwesternState 2 2 10 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0TexasState 3 2 14 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0atCentralArkansas 6 5 31 4 2 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 0SamHoustonState 5 5 31 4 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0atStephenF.Austin 6 3 21 3 1 2 0 1 0 2 0 0 0NichollsState 5 2 14 2 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0Totals 47 37 231 30 18 12 7 3 3 2 2 0 037 of 47 (78.7%)

MFG: Missed FG; Dwn: Turnover on downs; EOH: End of Half; EOG: End of Game

2011 Defensive statistics


Southeastern Individual Game HighsRushes 24 SamFairleyvs.TexasState(10/22/11)YardsRushing 94 SamFairleyvs.TexasState(10/22/11)TDRushes 3 ZekeJonesvs.SavannahState(9/10/11) LaTruanWearyvs.TexasState(10/22/11)LongRush 52 JordanWellsvs.SavannahState(9/10/11)Passattempts 50 BrianYoungvs.SamHoustonState(11/5/11)Passcompletions 32 BrianYoungatStephenF.Austin(11/12/11)YardsPassing 409 BrianYoungatCentralArkansas(10/29/11)TDPasses 3 BrianYoungatMcNeeseState(9/24/11) BrianYoungatCentralArkansas(10/29/11)LongPass 64 BrianYoungatMcNeeseState(9/24/11)Receptions 11 BrandonCollinsatCentralArkansas(10/29/11)YardsReceiving 140 BrandonCollinsatCentralArkansas(10/29/11)TDReceptions 2 BrandonCollinsvs.SavannahState(9/10/11)LongReception 64 BrandonCollinsatMcNeeseState(9/24/11)FieldGoals 2 SethSebastianatTulane(9/3/11) SethSebastianatSouthernMiss(9/17/11) SethSebastianatMcNeeseState(9/24/11) SethSebastianatStephenF.Austin(11/12/11)LongFieldGoal 45 SethSebastianvs.TexasState(10/22/11)Punts 10 MattMcCormickatStephenF.Austin(11/12/11)PuntingAvg 46.7 MattMcCormickatStephenF.Austin(11/12/11)LongPunt 61 MattMcCormickatStephenF.Austin(11/12/11)Puntsinside20 4 MattMcCormickatStephenF.Austin(11/12/11)LongPuntReturn 60 BrandonCollinsvs.NichollsState(11/17/11)LongKickoffReturn 91 JordanWellsatCentralArkansas(10/29/11)Tackles 17 RickyIrvinatMcNeeseState(9/24/11) KeironJonesatStephenF.Austin(11/12/11)Sacks 1.0 ByseveralTacklesForLoss 4.0 RickyIrvinatNorthwesternState(10/15/11)Interceptions 1 Byseveral

Team Game HighsRushes 53 vs.SavannahState(9/10/11)YardsRushing 270 vs.SavannahState(9/10/11)YardsPerRush 5.1 vs.SavannahState(9/10/11)TDRushes 6 vs.SavannahState(9/10/11)Passattempts 56 vs.SamHoustonState(11/5/11)Passcompletions 32 atStephenF.Austin(11/12/11)YardsPassing 409 atCentralArkansas(10/29/11)YardsPerPass 8.7 atCentralArkansas(10/29/11)TDPasses 3 vs.SavannahState(9/10/11) atMcNeeseState(9/24/11) atCentralArkansas(10/29/11)TotalPlays 93 vs.SavannahState(9/10/11)TotalOffense 547 vs.SavannahState(9/10/11)YardsPerPlay 6.7 atCentralArkansas(10/29/11)Points 63 vs.SavannahState(9/10/11)SacksBy 5 vs.NichollsState(11/17/11)FirstDowns 32 vs.SavannahState(9/10/11)Penalties 14 atNorthwesternState(10/15/11)PenaltyYards 103 atNorthwesternState(10/15/11)Turnovers 9 atCentralArkansas(10/29/11)InterceptionsBy 4 atStephenF.Austin(11/12/11)Punts 10 atStephenF.Austin(11/12/11)PuntingAvg 49.3 atTulane(9/3/11)LongPunt 61 atStephenF.Austin(11/12/11)Puntsinside20 4 atStephenF.Austin(11/12/11)LongPuntReturn 60 vs.NichollsState(11/17/11)

Opponent Individual Game HighsRushes 27 MikeVenson,vs.Lamar(10/1/11)YardsRushing 234 TerrenceFranks,vs.TexasState(10/22/11)TDRushes 2 MarcusWiltz,atMcNeeseState(9/24/11) OctaviousLogan,vs.Lamar(10/1/11) TerrenceFranks,vs.TexasState(10/22/11) BrianBell,vs.SamHoustonState(11/5/11)LongRush 82 D.J.,Palmer,atNorthwesternState(10/15/11)Passattempts 52 BradyAttaway,atStephenF.Austin(11/12/11)Passcompletions 25 BradyAttaway,atStephenF.Austin(11/12/11)YardsPassing 312 BradyAttaway,atStephenF.Austin(11/12/11)TDPasses 5 NathanDick,atCentralArkansas(10/29/11)LongPass 75 ShaunRutherford,vs.TexasState(10/22/11)Receptions 6 KrisLott,atStephenF.Austin(11/12/11) GralynCrawford,atStephenF.Austin(11/12/11)YardsReceiving 123 MarcusJackson,vs.Lamar(10/1/11)TDReceptions 2 MarcusJackson,vs.Lamar(10/1/11)LongReception 75 DariusBolden,vs.TexasState(10/22/11)FieldGoals 3 JohnShaughnessy,atNorthwesternState(10/15/11)LongFieldGoal 49 DannyHrapmann,atSouthernMiss(9/17/11)Punts 7 DerekWilliams,vs.SavannahState(9/10/11) MattFoster,vs.SamHoustonState(11/5/11)PuntingAvg 47.0 PeterBoehme,atSouthernMiss(9/17/11)LongPunt 72 KollinKahler,vs.Lamar(10/1/11)Puntsinside20 3 JonathanGinsburgh,atTulane(9/3/11) NicRusso,atNorthwesternState(10/15/11) MattFoster,vs.SamHoustonState(11/5/11)LongPuntReturn 51 GraylnCrawford,atStephenF.Austin(11/12/11)LongKickoffReturn 99 PhillipHarvey,atNorthwesternState(10/15/11)Tackles 16 TrentMackey,atTulane(9/3/11) DevinDucote,atStephenF.Austin(11/12/11)Sacks 3.0 JuliusWarmsley,atTulane(9/3/11) WilliamJefferson,atStephenF.Austin(11/12/11)TacklesForLoss 4.0 JamieCollins,atSouthernMiss(9/17/11) JoeNarcisse,atMcNeeseState(9/24/11) DevinDucote,atStephenF.Austin(11/12/11)Interceptions 2 JamaalWhite,atNorthwesternState(10/15/11) DaxSwanson,vs.SamHoustonState(11/5/11)

Opponent Team Game HighsRushes 58 atMcNeeseState(9/24/11)YardsRushing 336 vs.TexasState(10/22/11)YardsPerRush 7.5 vs.TexasState(10/22/11)TDRushes 4 vs.SamHoustonState(11/5/11)Passattempts 52 atStephenF.Austin(11/12/11)Passcompletions 25 atStephenF.Austin(11/12/11)YardsPassing 332 vs.Lamar(10/1/11)YardsPerPass 10.7 atTulane(9/3/11)TDPasses 5 vs.Lamar(10/1/11) atCentralArkansas(10/29/11)TotalPlays 91 atStephenF.Austin(11/12/11)TotalOffense 586 atCentralArkansas(10/29/11)YardsPerPlay 8.1 atCentralArkansas(10/29/11)Points 55 atCentralArkansas(10/29/11)SacksBy 7 atTulane(9/3/11)FirstDowns 29 atSouthernMiss(9/17/11)Penalties 13 vs.NichollsState(11/17/11)PenaltyYards 98 atNorthwesternState(10/15/11)Turnovers 5 vs.NichollsState(11/17/11)InterceptionsBy 4 atNorthwesternState(10/15/11) atCentralArkansas(10/29/11)Punts 7 vs.SavannahState(9/10/11) vs.SamHoustonState(11/5/11)PuntingAvg 47.0 atSouthernMiss(9/17/11)LongPunt 72 vs.Lamar(10/1/11)Puntsinside20 3 atTulane(9/3/11) atNorthwesternState(10/15/11) vs.SamHoustonState(11/5/11)LongPuntReturn 51 atStephenF.Austin(11/12/11)

2011 superlatives


20�� Starting Lineups (Offense)Opponent WR (X) LT Lg C Rg RT TE/WR (F) WR (Y) WR (Z) QB RBatTulane Theodore Gabriel Paris Penton Boothe Roppolo Duplessis Yarborough Pearson Young Z.JonesSavannahState Theodore Gabriel Paris Penton Boothe Roppolo Collins Yarborough Pearson Young Z.JonesatSouthernMiss Theodore Gabriel Paris Penton Boothe Roppolo Collins Yarborough Pearson Young FairleyatMcNeeseState Theodore Gabriel Paris Penton Boothe Roppolo Collins Yarborough Pearson Young Z.JonesLamar Theodore Gabriel Paris Penton Boothe Roppolo Duplessis Yarborough Collins Young Z.JonesatNorthwesternState Theodore Gabriel Paris Penton Boothe Roppolo Collins Yarborough D.Johnson Young FairleyTexasState Theodore Gabriel Paris Penton Boothe Roppolo Collins Yarborough Pearson Young FairleyatCentralArkansas Theodore Gabriel Paris Penton Boothe Roppolo Collins Yarborough Pearson Young FairleySamHoustonState Theodore Gabriel Paris Penton Boothe Craven Collins Yarborough D.Johnson Young FairleyatStephenF.Austin Theodore Gabriel Paris Penton Boothe Craven Collins Yarborough D.Johnson Young WearyNichollsState Theodore Gabriel Paris Penton Boothe Craven Collins Yarborough Douglas Young Z.Jones

20�� Starting Lineups (Defense)Opponent LDE ng DT RDE WLB MLB sLB LCB RCB Fs ssatTulane Bryant Black Boutwell Walker Crooks Irvin T.Alford R.Alford Washington Roberts SuttonSavannahState Bryant Kinchen Lucas Walker Crooks Irvin T.Alford R.Alford Washington Roberts SuttonatSouthernMiss Bryant Black Kinchen Walker Crooks Smith T.Alford R.Alford K.Jones Roberts SuttonatMcNeeseState Stovall Black Lucas Walker Crooks Irvin T.Alford R.Alford K.Jones Roberts StoddardLamar Church Boutwell Lucas Walker Smith Irvin T.Alford R.Alford Washington Roberts StoddardatNorthwesternState Church Black Lucas Walker Crooks Irvin T.Alford R.Alford Washington Roberts StoddardTexasState Durden Kinchen Lucas Walker Crooks Irvin T.Alford R.Alford Washington Roberts StoddardatCentralArkansas Church Kinchen Lucas Walker Crooks Irvin T.Alford R.Alford Washington K.Jones StoddardSamHoustonState Church Kinchen Black Walker Crooks Irvin T.Alford R.Alford Washington K.Jones StoddardatStephenF.Austin Bryant Kinchen Walker Crooks(LB)T.Alford(LB) Grays(CB) Sutton(S) R.Alford Roberts K.Jones StoddardNichollsState Durden Black Lucas Walker Crooks Irvin T.Alford R.Alford K.Jones Roberts Stoddard

Tracking The Career Starts

OffenseWR/TE -CarlPearson 6DeanJohnson 3ReshadDouglas 2

OL -PaulRoppolo 18MarshallParis 16GastenGabriel 12CoreyBoothe 11HunterCraven 3

RB -ZekeJones 15SamFairley 9LaTruanWeary 1

QB -BrianYoung 13NathanStanley* 1*-onestartatOleMiss(2010)

DefenseDL -DevanWalker 26TramaineLucas 10JustinChurch 4MairoStovall 1

LB -TayAlford 12RickyIrvin 9

DB - RobertAlford 20ToddWashington• 13KevinRoberts 9TylerStoddard 8MariceSutton 4T’DarrylGrays 1•-IncludessixstartsatMemphis(2010)

Lions By The Month (20��)September. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3October . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3November . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-2

Southeastern vs. Ranked Opponents...athome . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-1ontheroad . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-1

Southeastern’s Record in Games...decidedby7pts.orless . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-0decidedby3pts.orless . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-0awayduringtheday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-1awayatnight . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-5homeduringtheday. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-2homeatnight . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-0

Southeastern’s Record When...leadingafter1stquarter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-1tiedafter1stquarter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0leadingafter2ndquarter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-1leadingafter3rdquarter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-0overtimegames. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-0trailingafter1stquarter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-7trailingafter2ndquarter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-7trailingafter3rdquarter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-8

Southeastern’s Record With...lessthan300yardstotaloffense. . . . . . . . . . . 0-3300-399yardstotaloffense. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1400+yardstotaloffense. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-4500+yardstotaloffense. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0600+yardstotaloffense. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-0lessthan100yardsrush. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-5100+yardsrushing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3150+yardsrushing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-0lessthan200yardspass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-1200+yardspassing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-4300+yardspassing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-2400+yardspassing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-1500+yardspassing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-0

Southeastern’s Record When Allowing...lessthan300totalyards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0300-399totalyards. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-3400-499totalyards. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3500-599totalyards. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-2600+totalyardsoffense. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-0lessthan100yardsrush. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0100-149yardsrush . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1150+yardsrush . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-7lessthan200yardspass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-4200-249yardspassing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-0250-299yardspassing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-1300-349yardspassing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-3350-399yardspassing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-0400+yardspassing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0-0

2011 starting Lineups


20�� TEAM STATISTICS sCORIng OFFEnsE g TD XP 2XP DXP Fg saf Pts avg1. SamHoustonState 15 72 67 0 0 17 2 554 36.92. StephenF.Austin 11 49 36 6 0 17 0 393 35.73. CentralArkansas 13 54 49 2 0 14 0 419 32.24. southeastern La. 11 39 35 0 0 14 0 311 28.35. Lamar 11 38 35 0 0 5 2 282 25.66. McNeeseState 11 35 32 2 0 11 1 281 25.57. NorthwesternState 11 28 24 0 0 14 0 234 21.38. NichollsState 11 26 24 0 0 6 0 198 18.0

RUshIng OFFEnsE g att Yds avg TD Yds/g1. SamHoustonState 15 700 3839 5.5 46 255.92. McNeeseState 11 441 1629 3.7 19 148.13. NichollsState 11 425 1614 3.8 12 146.74. StephenF.Austin 11 310 1326 4.3 12 120.55. CentralArkansas 13 412 1543 3.7 12 118.76. Lamar 11 379 1268 3.3 14 115.37. southeastern La. 11 359 1250 3.5 21 113.68. NorthwesternState 11 412 1187 2.9 12 107.9

sCORIng DEFEnsE g TD XP 2XP DXP Fg saf Pts avg1. SamHoustonState 15 28 26 0 0 10 0 224 14.92. StephenF.Austin 11 35 34 0 0 10 0 274 24.93. McNeeseState 11 34 31 1 0 13 0 276 25.14. NorthwesternState 11 38 33 0 0 12 0 297 27.05. CentralArkansas 13 46 37 3 0 18 0 373 28.76. NichollsState 11 49 44 1 0 12 2 380 34.57. southeastern La. 11 54 53 0 0 12 1 415 37.78. Lamar 11 58 51 1 0 9 1 430 39.1

RUshIng DEFEnsE g Rushes Yards avg. TD Yds/g1. SamHoustonState 15 413 1094 2.6 9 72.92. StephenF.Austin 11 445 1412 3.2 14 128.43. NorthwesternState 11 377 1495 4.0 17 135.94. McNeeseState 11 401 1509 3.8 12 137.25. CentralArkansas 13 491 1998 4.1 23 153.76. NichollsState 11 409 1703 4.2 16 154.87. Lamar 11 443 2090 4.7 31 190.08. southeastern La. 11 476 2447 5.1 24 222.5

Pass OFFEnsE g att Cmp Int Pct. Yds avg TD Yds/g1. StephenF.Austin 11 544 330 22 60.7 3507 6.4 31 318.82. southeastern La. 11 481 275 21 57.2 3170 6.6 17 288.23. CentralArkansas 13 463 288 12 62.2 3650 7.9 34 280.84. Lamar 11 351 187 15 53.3 2378 6.8 20 216.25. McNeeseState 11 331 201 11 60.7 2254 6.8 12 204.96. NorthwesternState 11 310 187 8 60.3 1930 6.2 12 175.57. SamHoustonState 15 274 156 8 56.9 2274 8.3 22 151.68. NichollsState 11 282 154 17 54.6 1503 5.3 11 136.6

TOTaL OFFEnsE g Rush Pass Plays Yards avg/P TD Yds/g1. StephenF.Austin 11 1326 3507 854 4833 5.7 43 439.42. SamHoustonState 15 3839 2274 974 6113 6.3 68 407.53. southeastern La. 11 1250 3170 840 4420 5.3 38 401.84. CentralArkansas 13 1543 3650 875 5193 5.9 46 399.55. McNeeseState 11 1629 2254 772 3883 5.0 31 353.06. Lamar 11 1268 2378 730 3646 5.0 34 331.57. NorthwesternState 11 1187 1930 722 3117 4.3 24 283.4 NichollsState 11 1614 1503 707 3117 4.4 23 283.4

Pass DEFEnsE g att Cmp Int Pct. Yds avg TD Yds/g1. StephenF.Austin 11 314 192 10 61.1 1950 6.2 15 177.32. McNeeseState 11 324 185 15 57.1 2139 6.6 18 194.53. NichollsState 11 314 191 9 60.8 2253 7.2 27 204.84. SamHoustonState 15 545 273 23 50.1 3105 5.7 16 207.05. Lamar 11 304 179 13 58.9 2329 7.7 22 211.76. southeastern La. 11 325 182 13 56.0 2404 7.4 26 218.57. NorthwesternState 11 392 213 16 54.3 2775 7.1 17 252.38. CentralArkansas 13 451 296 17 65.6 3313 7.3 20 254.8

TOTaL DEFEnsE g Rush Pass Plys Yards avg TD Yds/g1. SamHoustonState 15 1094 3105 958 4199 4.4 25 279.92. StephenF.Austin 11 1412 1950 759 3362 4.4 29 305.63. McNeeseState 11 1509 2139 725 3648 5.0 30 331.64. NichollsState 11 1703 2253 723 3956 5.5 43 359.65. NorthwesternState 11 1495 2775 769 4270 5.6 34 388.26. Lamar 11 2090 2329 747 4419 5.9 53 401.77. CentralArkansas 13 1998 3313 942 5311 5.6 43 408.58. southeastern La. 11 2447 2404 801 4851 6.1 50 441.0

KICKOFF RETURns g Ret Yds TD avg1. southeastern La. 11 65 1549 0 23.82. NichollsState 11 64 1507 2 23.53. NorthwesternState 11 52 1202 1 23.14. StephenF.Austin 11 42 938 1 22.35. McNeeseState 11 54 1187 0 22.06. SamHoustonState 15 41 871 1 21.27. CentralArkansas 13 62 1283 1 20.78. Lamar 11 62 1146 1 18.5

PUnT RETURn avg g Ret Yds TD avg1. McNeeseState 11 15 239 1 15.92. Lamar 11 6 88 1 14.73. StephenF.Austin 11 23 303 1 13.24. southeastern La. 11 23 239 0 10.45. NorthwesternState 11 12 124 0 10.36. SamHoustonState 15 50 424 1 8.57. NichollsState 11 21 158 0 7.58. CentralArkansas 13 19 76 0 4.0

PUnTIng g no. Yards avg/P PR avg TBg net/P1. southeastern La. 11 53 2156 40.7 109 2.1 6 36.42. StephenF.Austin 11 47 1922 40.9 158 3.4 3 36.33. SamHoustonState 15 73 2894 39.6 68 0.9 9 36.24. NorthwesternState 11 64 2445 38.2 74 1.2 4 35.85. NichollsState 11 51 2200 43.1 365 7.2 3 34.86. McNeeseState 11 53 1905 35.9 51 1.0 4 33.57. CentralArkansas 13 59 2152 36.5 149 2.5 2 33.38. Lamar 11 65 2741 42.2 505 7.8 7 32.2

PASS EFFICIENCY G Att Cmp Pct Int Yds TD Effic1. CentralArkansas 13 463 288 62.2 12 3650 34 147.52. SamHoustonState 15 274 156 56.9 8 2274 22 147.33. StephenF.Austin 11 544 330 60.7 22 3507 31 125.54. McNeeseState 11 331 201 60.7 11 2254 12 123.25. Lamar 11 351 187 53.3 15 2378 20 120.46. NorthwesternState 11 310 187 60.3 8 1930 12 120.27. southeastern La. 11 481 275 57.2 21 3170 17 115.58. NichollsState 11 282 154 54.6 17 1503 11 100.2

20�� Final Southland Conference Standingsstandings Conference Pct. PF Pa Overall Pct. PF Pa home away neutral streakSamHoustonState 7-0 1.000 308 67 14-1 .933 554 224 9-0 4-0 1-1 Lost1CentralArkansas 6-1 .857 244 181 9-4 .692 419 373 5-0 4-4 0-0 Lost1StephenF.Austin 5-2 .714 262 151 6-5 .545 393 274 3-2 3-2 0-1 Won5McNeeseState 4-3 .571 188 175 6-5 .545 281 276 4-2 2-3 0-0 Won3NorthwesternState 3-4 .429 177 175 5-6 .455 234 297 2-3 3-3 0-0 Lost3Lamar 2-5 .286 150 319 4-7 .364 282 430 2-4 2-3 0-0 Lost1SoutheasternLa. 1-6 .143 171 282 3-8 .273 311 415 3-2 0-6 0-0 Won1NichollsState 0-7 .000 116 266 1-10 .091 198 380 1-4 0-6 0-0 Lost10

2011 southland Conference statistics


gained LostTURnOvER MaRgIn g Fum Int Tot Fum Int Tot Mar Per/g1. SamHoustonState 15 19 23 42 6 8 14 +28 1.872. CentralArkansas 13 16 17 33 10 12 22 +11 0.853. NorthwesternState 11 12 16 28 14 8 22 +6 0.554. McNeeseState 11 8 15 23 11 11 22 +1 0.095. Lamar 11 9 13 22 10 15 25 -3 -0.276. StephenF.Austin 11 12 10 22 6 22 28 -6 -0.557. southeastern La. 11 8 13 21 12 21 33 -12 -1.098. NichollsState 11 13 9 22 18 17 35 -13 -1.18

PASS DEF EFFICIENCY G Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds TD Effic1. SamHoustonState 15 545 273 23 50.1 3105 16 99.22. NorthwesternState 11 392 213 16 54.3 2775 17 119.93. McNeeseState 11 324 185 15 57.1 2139 18 121.64. StephenF.Austin 11 314 192 10 61.1 1950 15 122.75. CentralArkansas 13 451 296 17 65.6 3313 20 134.46. southeastern La. 11 325 182 13 56.0 2404 26 136.57. Lamar 11 304 179 13 58.9 2329 22 138.68. NichollsState 11 314 191 9 60.8 2253 27 143.7

FIRsT DOWns g Rush Pass Pen Total1. SamHoustonState 15 167 89 21 2772. StephenF.Austin 11 73 158 24 255 CentralArkansas 13 88 148 19 2554. southeastern La. 11 71 146 27 2445. McNeeseState 11 90 100 9 1996. Lamar 11 63 104 26 1937. NorthwesternState 11 71 83 20 1748. NichollsState 11 83 69 17 169

3RD-Dn COnvERsIOns g Md att Pct1. CentralArkansas 13 76 186 40.92. SamHoustonState 15 84 206 40.83. southeastern La. 11 68 169 40.24. McNeeseState 11 66 168 39.35. StephenF.Austin 11 59 163 36.26. NorthwesternState 11 58 170 34.17. Lamar 11 49 154 31.88. NichollsState 11 46 151 30.5

OPPOnEnT 1sT DOWns g R P Pen Total1. StephenF.Austin 11 82 81 26 1892. McNeeseState 11 88 85 23 1963. NichollsState 11 89 104 14 2074. Lamar 11 103 95 14 2125. NorthwesternState 11 70 127 21 2186. SamHoustonState 15 54 138 36 2287. southeastern La. 11 122 95 17 2348. CentralArkansas 13 116 150 28 294

OPP 3RD-Dn COnvERT g M att Pct1. StephenF.Austin 11 41 164 25.02. SamHoustonState 15 62 216 28.73. southeastern La. 11 56 157 35.74. McNeeseState 11 56 154 36.45. CentralArkansas 13 68 179 38.06. NorthwesternState 11 63 157 40.17. NichollsState 11 58 142 40.88. Lamar 11 60 146 41.1

saCKs BY g sacks Yards1. StephenF.Austin 11 48 3032. SamHoustonState 15 31 1743. CentralArkansas 13 28 1694. Lamar 11 22 1115. southeastern La. 11 15 1076. NorthwesternState 11 13 71 NichollsState 11 13 79 McNeeseState 11 13 92

saCKs agaInsT g sacks Yards1. StephenF.Austin 11 5 462. SamHoustonState 15 11 823. CentralArkansas 13 15 964. NorthwesternState 11 28 1955. southeastern La. 11 29 1906. Lamar 11 34 2027. McNeeseState 11 37 1808. NichollsState 11 47 254

PEnaLTIEs g no Yds avg/g1. NichollsState 11 82 641 58.32. CentralArkansas 13 97 790 60.83. southeastern La. 11 93 693 63.04. Lamar 11 82 703 63.95. StephenF.Austin 11 79 712 64.76. McNeeseState 11 86 732 66.57. SamHoustonState 15 101 1017 67.88. NorthwesternState 11 86 835 75.9

FIELD gOaLs g Md att Pct1. NorthwesternState 11 14 16 .8752. CentralArkansas 13 14 19 .7373. StephenF.Austin 11 17 24 .7084. SamHoustonState 15 17 25 .6805. southeastern La. 11 14 21 .667 NichollsState 11 6 9 .6677. Lamar 11 5 8 .6258. McNeeseState 11 11 18 .611

OPPOnEnT PEnaLTIEs g no Yds avg/g1. Lamar 11 90 867 78.82. southeastern La. 11 93 816 74.23. StephenF.Austin 11 93 777 70.64. NorthwesternState 11 84 746 67.85. CentralArkansas 13 86 769 59.26. NichollsState 11 72 598 54.47. McNeeseState 11 64 580 52.78. SamHoustonState 15 103 781 52.1

PaT KICKIng g Md att Pct1. SamHoustonState 15 67 69 .9712. McNeeseState 11 32 33 .9703. CentralArkansas 13 49 51 .9614. NichollsState 11 24 25 .9605. StephenF.Austin 11 36 38 .9476. southeastern La. 11 35 37 .946 Lamar 11 35 37 .9468. NorthwesternState 11 24 26 .923

4Th-Dn COnvERsIOns g Md att Pct1. CentralArkansas 13 11 21 52.42. McNeeseState 11 11 22 50.03. SamHoustonState 15 6 13 46.24. NichollsState 11 12 30 40.0 NorthwesternState 11 6 15 40.06. southeastern La. 11 5 13 38.57. StephenF.Austin 11 5 16 31.28. Lamar 11 6 23 26.1

TIME OF POssEssIOn g Time avg/g1. SamHoustonState 15 505:04 33:402. McNeeseState 11 350:17 31:503. NichollsState 11 348:00 31:384. NorthwesternState 11 335:24 30:295. CentralArkansas 13 392:44 30:126. Lamar 11 328:44 29:537. StephenF.Austin 11 286:54 26:048. southeastern La. 11 280:59 25:32



OPP 4Th-Dn COnvERT g Md att Pct1. NorthwesternState 11 5 22 22.72. Lamar 11 4 16 25.03. StephenF.Austin 11 8 26 30.84. southeastern La. 11 8 22 36.45. CentralArkansas 13 8 17 47.16. SamHoustonState 15 14 27 51.97. McNeeseState 11 6 11 54.58. NichollsState 11 10 15 66.7

KICKOFF COvERagE g no. Yds avg Retn TB ntavg1. SamHoustonState 15 102 6393 62.7 1773 7 43.92. NorthwesternState 11 51 3077 60.3 950 2 40.93. McNeeseState 11 57 3442 60.4 1032 6 40.24. CentralArkansas 13 81 4923 60.8 1500 9 40.05. NichollsState 11 39 2248 57.6 750 2 37.46. southeastern La. 11 61 3771 61.8 1443 5 36.57. StephenF.Austin 11 76 4420 58.2 1665 1 36.08. Lamar 11 54 2864 53.0 825 8 34.8

RED ZOnE OFFEnsE g RZ Pct. TDs R/P Fg-aT F/Int/D/Oth1. CentralArkansas 13 34-39 87.2 23 10/13 11-13 2/0/1/02. NorthwesternState 11 26-32 81.2 15 9/6 11-13 2/0/2/03. StephenF.Austin 11 45-56 80.4 31 9/22 14-18 2/4/1/04. SamHoustonState 15 54-68 79.4 38 29/9 16-22 2/1/1/45. southeastern La. 11 41-52 78.8 29 18/11 12-13 3/3/3/16. McNeeseState 11 33-42 78.6 23 15/8 10-12 3/0/2/27. Lamar 11 26-37 70.3 21 11/10 5-8 1/2/5/08. NichollsState 11 22-34 64.7 18 9/9 4-6 2/0/5/3

RED ZOnE DEFEnsE g RZ Pct. TDs R/P Fg-aT F/Int/D/Oth1. StephenF.Austin 11 24-34 70.6 16 12/4 8-10 3/0/3/2 NorthwesternState 11 36-51 70.6 25 15/10 11-14 4/3/4/13. SamHoustonState 15 25-34 73.5 17 8/9 8-11 0/1/5/04. CentralArkansas 13 48-62 77.4 33 19/14 15-21 2/1/2/35. southeastern La. 11 37-47 78.7 30 18/12 7-10 2/2/3/06. Lamar 11 42-48 87.5 36 23/13 6-6 3/0/1/27. McNeeseState 11 30-34 88.2 19 10/9 11-13 0/1/1/08. NichollsState 11 43-48 89.6 34 14/20 9-11 2/0/1/0

20�� INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSRUshIng Team Cl g att Yds avg TD Lg Yds/g1. TimFlanders SHSU So. 15 298 1644 5.5 22 69 109.62. LaQuintinCaston NICH Jr. 10 179 707 3.9 5 52 70.73. RichardSincere SHSU So. 15 129 979 7.6 9 52 65.34. JackieHinton UCA Jr. 11 145 673 4.6 4 31 61.25. AndreAnderson MCN Sr. 11 153 618 4.0 8 59 56.26. MarcusWashington NICH So. 11 125 565 4.5 4 54 51.47. JeremyBarnes SFA Jr. 11 97 489 5.0 1 50 44.58. sam Fairley sLU Jr. 9 112 396 3.5 3 26 44.09. FredFord SFA Fr. 11 65 356 5.5 5 47 32.410. KeithLawson SFA So. 11 59 354 6.0 2 28 32.2

PassIng avg/gM Team Cl g a C Int Pct. Yds TD avg/g1. BradyAttaway SFA So. 11 495 299 22 60.43181 27 289.22. NathanDick UCA Sr. 12 402 258 9 64.23275 32 272.93. Brian Young sLU Jr. 11 419 246 15 58.7 2855 15 259.54. CodyStroud MCN So. 11 301 183 10 60.82009 9 182.65. AndreBevil LU Sr. 10 233 127 10 54.51719 14 171.96. BradHenderson NWLA Jr. 11 290 179 6 61.71865 12 169.57. BrianBell SHSU So. 14 243 143 7 58.82069 20 147.88. LaQuintinCaston NICH Jr. 10 177 93 9 52.5 870 8 87.0

Pass EFFICIEnCY Team Cl g att Cmp Int Pct. Yds TD Eff.1. NathanDick UCA Sr. 12 402 258 9 64.2 3275 32 154.42. BrianBell SHSU So. 14 243 143 7 58.8 2069 20 151.83. DaltonWilliams SFA Jr. 10 44 28 0 63.6 257 3 135.24. AndreBevil LU Sr. 10 233 127 10 54.5 1719 14 127.75. BradHenderson NWLA Jr. 11 290 179 6 61.7 1865 12 125.36. BradyAttaway SFA So. 11 495 299 22 60.4 3181 27 123.57. Brian Young sLU Jr. 11 419 246 15 58.7 2855 15 120.68. CodyStroud MCN So. 11 301 183 10 60.8 2009 9 120.19. LaQuintinCaston NICH Jr. 10 177 93 9 52.5 870 8 98.6

TOTaL OFFEnsE Team Cl g Rush Pass Plays Total Yds/g1. BradyAttaway SFA So. 11 -25 3181 507 3156 286.92. NathanDick UCA Sr. 12 108 3275 461 3383 281.93. Brian Young sLU Jr. 11 74 2855 488 2929 266.34. AndreBevil LU Sr. 10 171 1719 293 1890 189.05. BradHenderson NWLA Jr. 11 204 1865 402 2069 188.16. CodyStroud MCN So. 11 -119 2009 356 1890 171.87. BrianBell SHSU So. 14 266 2069 329 2335 166.88. LaQuintinCaston NICH Jr. 10 707 870 356 1577 157.79. TimFlanders SHSU So. 15 1644 0 298 1644 109.610. RichardSincere SHSU So. 15 979 2 134 981 65.4

PUnT RETURn avg Team Cl g Ret Yds TD Long avg1. DariusCarey MCN Jr. 11 14 237 1 68 16.92. GralynCrawford SFA Jr. 11 19 257 0 53 13.53. Brandon Collins sLU sr. 11 21 232 0 60 11.04. KevinShief NWLA So. 10 11 110 0 32 10.05. BrandonClosner SHSU Sr. 15 36 267 0 25 7.46. BobbyFelder NICH Sr. 11 13 90 0 36 6.97. JesseGrandy UCA Jr. 13 18 60 0 14 3.3

RECEPTIOns/gaME Team Cl g Rec Yds TD Long avg/C Rec/g1. GralynCrawford SFA Jr. 11 72 780 7 54 10.8 6.552. CordellRoberson SFA Jr. 11 63 794 9 55 12.6 5.733. simmie Yarborough sLU sr. 11 61 778 3 46 12.8 5.55 Brandon Collins sLU sr. 11 61 746 5 64 12.2 5.555. Kory Theodore sLU sr. 11 60 743 5 49 12.4 5.456. J.J.Hayes LU Sr. 11 53 951 8 62 17.9 4.827. DariusCarey, MCN Jr. 11 42 487 2 38 11.6 3.82 MarquisMosley SFA Fr. 11 42 356 2 28 8.5 3.829. JesseGrandy UCA Jr. 13 49 788 9 58 16.1 3.7710. JustinAldredge NWLA Sr. 11 39 514 2 40 13.2 3.55

KICK RETURn avg Team Cl g Ret Yds TD Long avg1. PhillipHarvey NWLA Jr. 11 21 568 1 99 27.02. Jordan Wells sLU Fr. 11 52 1383 0 91 26.63. ChikaMadu NICH Sr. 11 52 1269 2 94 24.44. GralynCrawford SFA Jr. 11 34 806 1 100 23.75. BrandonClosner SHSU Sr. 15 21 490 1 82 23.36. VanLawranceFranks LU Jr. 10 23 534 0 63 23.27. JavarisMurray MCN So. 9 16 371 0 46 23.28. ChamplainBabin MCN Jr. 9 23 530 0 51 23.09. KevinShief NWLA So. 10 15 329 0 49 21.910. IsaiahJackson UCA Sr. 13 39 849 1 91 21.8

RECEIvE YDs/gaME Team Cl g Rec Yds TD Long avg/C Yds/g1. J.J.Hayes LU Sr. 11 53 951 8 62 17.9 86.52. CordellRoberson SFA Jr. 11 63 794 9 55 12.6 72.23. GralynCrawford SFA Jr. 11 72 780 7 54 10.8 70.94. simmie Yarborough sLU sr. 11 61 778 3 46 12.8 70.75. Brandon Collins sLU sr. 11 61 746 5 64 12.2 67.86. Kory Theodore sLU sr. 11 60 743 5 49 12.4 67.57. JesseGrandy UCA Jr. 13 49 788 9 58 16.1 60.68. MarcusJackson LU Sr. 9 24 432 6 62 18.0 48.09. JustinAldredge NWLA Sr. 11 39 514 2 40 13.2 46.710. DariusCarey MCN Jr. 11 42 487 2 38 11.6 44.3

PUnTIng Team Cl g Punt Yds Long avg1. CoryKemps NICH Jr. 11 50 2142 60 42.82. KollinKahler LU So. 11 64 2710 72 42.33. DrewNelson SFA Sr. 11 34 1410 67 41.54. MattFoster SHSU Jr. 15 68 2733 62 40.25. NicRusso NWLA Jr. 11 63 2410 61 38.36. KevinBuford UCA Jr. 13 59 2152 60 36.57. BenBourgeois MCN Sr. 11 53 1905 58 35.9



aLL PURPOsE Team Cl g Rush Rcv PR KR Yds avg/g1. GralynCrawford SFA Jr. 11 0 780 257 806 1843 167.52. TimFlanders SHSU So. 15 1644 414 0 0 2058 137.23. Jordan Wells sLU Fr. 11 65 10 0 1383 1458 132.54. ChikaMadu NICH Sr. 11 0 0 50 1269 1355 123.25. DariusCarey MCN Jr. 11 330 487 237 286 1340 121.86. IsaiahJackson UCA Sr. 13 0 460 16 849 1325 101.97. ChamplainBabin MCN Jr. 9 158 213 2 530 903 100.38. RichardSincere SHSU So. 15 979 485 0 0 1464 97.69. JesseGrandy UCA Jr. 13 44 788 60 346 1238 95.210. Brandon Collins sLU sr. 11 37 746 232 0 1015 92.3

sCORIng Team Cl g TD XPT Fg 2XP Pts Pts/g1. TimFlanders SHSU So. 15 24 0 0 0 144 9.62. JordanWiggs SFA Fr. 10 0 36 17 0 87 8.73. EddieCamara UCA Fr. 13 0 49 14 0 91 7.0 seth sebastian sLU so. 11 0 35 14 0 77 7.05. JohnShaughnessy NWLA Jr. 11 0 24 14 0 66 6.06. JoshLewis MCN Jr. 11 0 32 11 0 65 5.97. RichardSincere SHSU So. 15 13 0 0 0 78 5.28. CordellRoberson SFA Jr. 11 9 0 0 2 56 5.19. JustinStout LU So. 10 0 35 5 0 50 5.010. MarcusJackson LU Sr. 9 7 0 0 0 42 4.7

sCORIng (TDs) Team Cl g TD Rush Pass Ret PaT Pts Pts/g1. TimFlanders SHSU So. 15 24 22 2 0 0 144 9.62. RichardSincere SHSU So. 15 13 9 4 0 0 78 5.23. CordellRoberson SFA Jr. 11 9 0 9 0 1 56 5.14. MarcusJackson LU Sr. 9 7 0 6 1 0 42 4.75. AndreAnderson MCN Sr. 11 8 8 0 0 1 50 4.56. GralynCrawford SFA Jr. 11 8 0 7 1 0 48 4.4 J.J.Hayes LU Sr. 11 8 0 8 0 0 48 4.48. JesseGrandy UCA Jr. 13 9 0 9 0 1 56 4.39. DominiqueCroom UCA Jr. 12 7 0 7 0 0 42 3.510. MarcusWashington NICH So. 11 6 4 2 0 0 36 3.3

FIELD gOaLs Team Cl g Fg Fga Pct. Fg/g1. JordanWiggs SFA Fr. 10 17 24 70.8 1.702. JohnShaughnessy NWLA Jr. 11 14 16 87.5 1.27 seth sebastian sLU so. 11 14 21 66.7 1.274. EddieCamara UCA Fr. 13 14 19 73.7 1.085. JoshLewis MCN Jr. 11 11 18 61.1 1.006. AndrewDolan NICH So. 11 6 9 66.7 0.557. JustinStout LU So. 10 5 8 62.5 0.508. MiguelAntonio SHSU So. 15 5 12 41.7 0.33

TaCKLEs (all positions) Player Team Cl g Pos solo ast Total avg/g sack1. RyanEpperson SFA Jr. 11 LB 54 59 113 10.3 3.02. AsimHicks LU Sr. 11 LB 75 28 103 9.4 1.53. DevinDucote SFA Sr. 11 LB 38 59 97 8.8 2.0 AubreyAubrey SFA Jr. 11 DB 52 45 97 8.8 0.05. SethAllison UCA Jr. 13 LB 65 45 110 8.5 4.06. DarnellTaylor SHSU Jr. 15 DB 79 45 124 8.3 3.07. JordanPiper NICH Jr. 10 LB 42 40 82 8.2 0.08. Tay alford sLU Jr. 11 LB 53 37 90 8.2 2.0 Tyler stoddard sLU Fr. 11 DB 50 40 90 8.2 0.010. FrankNewsome UCA Sr. 11 LB 43 43 86 7.8 2.0

InTERCEPTIOns Team Cl g Int Yds TD1. DaxSwanson SHSU Jr. 15 8 117 02. BobbyFelder NICH Sr. 11 5 70 0 JestinLove UCA So. 13 5 70 1 Robert alford sLU Jr. 11 5 64 15. JamaalWhite NWLA Jr. 10 4 110 0 JerrelMcKnight UCA Sr. 13 4 63 0 DarrellJenkins MCN Sr. 11 4 53 08. MalcolmBronson MCN Jr. 11 3 111 1 AdrianGuillory LU Jr. 11 3 75 1 CashasPollard NWLA Sr. 11 3 36 0

saCKs Team Cl g Pos solo ast Yds Total avg/g1. WillieJefferson SFA Jr. 11 DE 13 4 114 15.0 1.362. MalcolmMattox SFA So. 11 DL 5 4 40 7.0 0.643. JacobFincher SFA Jr. 11 DL 4 2 26 5.0 0.454. JermayneLett UCA Sr. 13 DE 4 2 26 5.0 0.385. JesseDickson LU So. 11 DL 4 1 31 4.5 0.416. MarkeithGaines UCA So. 13 DE 4 1 29 4.5 0.357. JarrettBrown SHSU So. 15 DE 4 1 24 4.5 0.308. MarcusMalbrough LU Jr. 11 DE 4 1 9 4.5 0.419. SethAllison UCA Jr. 13 LB 2 4 38 4.0 0.3110. AndrewWeaver SHSU Jr. 15 DE 4 0 26 4.0 0.27

TaCKLEs FOR LOss Team Cl g Pos solo ast Yds Total avg/g1. JermayneLett UCA Sr. 13 DE 14 7 52 17.5 1.352. SethAllison UCA Jr. 13 LB 10 11 73 15.5 1.193. WillieJefferson SFA Jr. 11 DE 13 4 114 15.0 1.364. Ricky Irvin sLU so. 11 LB 12 4 25 14.0 1.275. Devan Walker sLU Jr. 11 DE 11 3 33 12.5 1.14 FrankNewsome UCA Sr. 11 LB 9 7 42 12.5 1.147. MalcolmMattox SFA So. 11 DL 6 10 55 11.0 1.008. JesseDickson LU So. 11 DL 9 3 45 10.5 0.959. DerrickChoice SFA Sr. 11 LB 8 4 26 10.0 0.9110. WeekendferSaurit SFA Sr. 11 DL 7 5 34 9.5 0.86

PassEs DEFEnDED Team Cl g Brup Int Total avg/g1. CashasPollard NWLA Sr. 11 10 3 13 1.18 BobbyFelder NICH Sr. 11 8 5 13 1.183. DaxSwanson SHSU Jr. 15 9 8 17 1.134. Robert alford sLU Jr. 11 7 5 12 1.095. CortezPaige NWLA Jr. 11 10 1 11 1.00 BookieSneed SHSU So. 15 12 3 15 1.007. MalcolmBronson MCN Jr. 11 6 3 9 0.82 DarrellJenkins MCN Sr. 11 5 4 9 0.829. RobertShaw SHSU Jr. 15 11 1 12 0.8010. JestinLove UCA So. 13 5 5 10 0.77



Thursday, aug. 30SouthwesternOklahomaatStephenF.Austin

saturday, sept. 1McNeeseStateatMiddleTennesseeLamaratLouisiana-LafayetteNorthwesternStateatTexasTechNichollsStateatOregonStateCentralArkansasatOleMisssoutheastern at Missouri

saturday, sept. 8CentralArkansasatMurrayStateIncarnateWordatSamHoustonStateArkansas-MonticelloatNorthwesternStatePrairieViewA&MatLamarMcMurryatMcNeeseStatesouth Dakota state at southeastern NichollsStateatSouthAlabamaStephenF.AustinatSMU

Thursday, sept. 13southeastern at UT Martin

saturday, sept. 15BaconeatCentralArkansasMcNeeseStateatWeberStateLamaratHawaiiNorthwesternStateatNevadaNichollsStateatTulsaStephenF.AustinatMontanaStateSamHoustonStateatBaylor

saturday, sept. 22SamHoustonStateatCentralArkansas*EvangelatNichollsStateMississippiValleyStateatNorthwesternStateLangstonatLamarMcneese state at southeastern * StephenF.AustinatTexasState

Thursday, sept. 27SamHoustonStatevs.TexasSouthern#

saturday, sept. 29southeastern at Lamar * CentralArkansasatStephenF.Austin*NorthwesternStateatMcNeeseState*

saturday, Oct. 6StephenF.Austinvs.SamHoustonState*^LamaratNorthwesternState*NichollsStateatCentralArkansas*southeastern at UaB

saturday, Oct. 13northwestern state at southeastern * McMurryatLamar(HC)SamHoustonStateatNichollsState*(HC)CentralArkansasatMcNeeseState*

saturday, Oct. 20NichollsStateatStephenF.Austin*(HC)McNeeseStateatSamHoustonState*(HC)LamaratCentralArkansas*

saturday, Oct. 27SamHoustonStateatLamar*NichollsStateatNorthwesternState*(HC)StephenF.AustinatMcNeeseState*(HC)CentralArkansasatSoutheastern*(HC)

saturday, nov. 3McNeeseStateatNichollsState*LamaratStephenF.Austin*NorthwesternStateatCentralArkansas*(HC)southeastern at sam houston state *

saturday, nov. 10McNeeseStateatUTSANichollsStateatLamar*SamHoustonStateatNorthwesternState*stephen F. austin at southeastern *

Thursday, nov. 15southeastern at nicholls state *

saturday, nov. 17NorthwesternStateatStephenF.Austin*LamaratMcNeeseState*EasternIllinoisatCentralArkansasSamHoustonStateatTexasA&M

20�2 Southland Composite Schedule

* - Southland Conference Game^ - at Reliant Stadium (Houston, Texas)# - at BBVA Stadium (Houston, Texas)

20�� ALL-SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE FOOTBALL TEAMFirst-Team OffensePos. name University ht. Wt. Cl. hometownQB NathanDick CentralArkansas 6-4 222 Sr. Allen,TexasRB TimFlanders SamHoustonState 5-9 210 So. MidwestCity,Okla.RB AndreAnderson McNeeseState 5-9 195 Sr. Barrington,Ill.HB RichardSincere SamHoustonState 5-10 180 So. Galveston,TexasWR CordellRoberson StephenF.Austin 6-3 200 Jr. Jefferson,TexasWR simmie Yarborough southeastern Louisiana 6-1 215 sr. Brookhaven, Miss.TE JustinAldredge NorthwesternState 6-1 230 Sr. Ruston,La.OL TravisWatson SamHoustonState 6-3 290 Sr. Norman,Okla.OL ChrisCrockett SamHoustonState 6-3 285 Sr. Converse,TexasOL DominiqueAllen CentralArkansas 6-3 288 So. Houston,TexasOL GeorgeBias StephenF.Austin 6-3 305 Sr. Houston,TexasOL AlecSavoie McNeeseState 6-7 322 Jr. Lafayette,La.PK JohnShaughnessy NorthwesternState 5-11 181 Jr. Shreveport,La.

First-Team DefensePos. name University ht. Wt. Cl. hometownDL J.T.Cleveland SamHoustonState 6-0 290 Jr. Baytown,TexasDL DesmundLighten McNeeseState 6-0 255 Sr. Monroe,La.DL JermayneLett CentralArkansas 6-2 249 Sr. Gautier,Miss.DL WillieJefferson StephenF.Austin 6-6 230 So. Beaumont,TexasLB WillHenry SamHoustonState 5-10 215 Sr. Waco,TexasLB SethAllison CentralArkansas 5-11 198 Jr. Stuttgart,Ark.DB DarnellTaylor SamHoustonState 6-0 195 Jr. Mesquite,TexasDB MalcolmBronson McNeeseState 5-11 192 Jr. Jasper,TexasDB BobbyFelder NichollsState 6-1 200 Sr. McComb,Miss.DB KennethJenkins SamHoustonState 5-10 195 Jr. Galveston,TexasDB DarrellJenkins McNeeseState 5-10 205 Sr. BonWeir,TexasP CoryKemps NichollsState 6-2 245 Jr. Carmel,Ind.RS ChikaMadu NichollsState 5-8 170 Sr. Norman,Okla.

Second-Team OffensePos. name University ht. Wt. Cl. hometownQB BrianBell SamHoustonState 6-2 175 So. ChinaSpring,TexasRB JackieHinton CentralArkansas 5-10 203 Jr. HoustonTexasRB MarcusWashington NichollsState 6-0 210 So. Lillian,Ala.HB GralynCrawford StephenF.Austin 5-11 175 Jr. Palestine,TexasWR J.J.Hayes Lamar 6-3 210 Sr. Diboll,TexasWR JessieGrandy CentralArkansas 5-11 167 Jr. PineBluff,Ark.TE NickScelfo NichollsState 6-3 245 Fr. BatonRouge,La.OL Josh Penton southeastern Louisiana 6-3 280 sr. splendora, TexasOL KalebHopson SamHoustonState 6-6 300 Jr. Early,TexasOL LarryCalcote NorthwesternState 6-4 284 Jr. Natchez,Miss.OL LoganRoubique CentralArkansas 6-2 281 Sr. PortAllen,La.OL AnthonyOden Lamar 6-8 305 So. Indianapolis,Ind.PK EddieCamara CentralArkansas 5-9 172 Fr. CedarHill,Texas

Second-Team DefensePos. name University ht. Wt. Cl. hometownDL AndrewWeaver SamHoustonState 6-1 240 Jr. Waco,TexasDL RickyIssac NorthwesternState 6-4 221 Sr. Cypress,TexasDL GaryLorance SamHoustonState 6-0 290 So. NewBoston,TexasDL MalcolmMattox StephenF.Austin 6-1 255 So. Newton,TexasLB DerekRose NorthwesternState 5-11 229 Jr. NewOrleans,La.LB RyanEpperson StephenF.Austin 6-0 225 Jr. Chandler,TexasDB DaxSwanson SamHoustonState 5-11 185 Jr. Waco,TexasDB JamaalWhite NorthwesternState 6-0 192 Jr. Garland,TexasDB Robert alford southeastern Louisiana 6-0 180 Jr. hammond, La.DB BookieSneed SamHoustonState 6-0 180 So. Conroe,TexasDB JestinLove CentralArkansas 6-0 204 So. WestMemphis,Ark.P MattFoster SamHoustonState 6-6 195 Jr. Melbourne,AustraliaRS GralynCrawford StephenF.Austin 5-11 175 Jr. Palestine,Texas

Player of the Year: TimFlanders,SamHoustonStateOffensive Player of the Year: RichardSincere,SamHoustonStateDefensive Player of the Year: DarnellTaylor,SamHoustonStateFreshman of the Year: Jordan Wells, southeastern Louisiananewcomer of the Year: WillieJefferson,StephenF.AustinCoach of the Year: WillieFritz,SamHoustonState

southeastern honorable Mention: BrandonCollins(WR)GastenGabriel(OL),MattMcCormick(P),JordanWells(RS).

Southland Conference Staff Directory

Tom BurnettCommissioner

Bruce Ludlow

Contact Info:2600NetworkBlvd.

Suite150Frisco,Texas75034

Phone:(972)422-9500Fax:(972)422-9225

Tom Burnett CommissionerTeri Franch AdministrativeAssistant

Bruce Ludlow Assoc.Commissioner/Operationsstephanie McDonald Assoc.Commissioner/InstitutionalServicesJenny Mcghee Assoc.Commissioner/ExternalRelationsTodd Lamb Asst.Commissioner/Communicationshenry archuleta DirectorofComplianceServicesChris Mycoskie DirectorofTelevisionandElectronicMediaCalhoun hipp Asst.CommunicationsDirectorsarah Minton CommunicationsInternstephanie Tracy AdministrativeInternByron Boston CoordinatorofFootballOfficials

Jenny McGhee Stephanie McDonald Todd Lamb

Henry Archuleta Chris Mycoskie Calhoun Hipp Byron Boston

2011 all-southland Conference


GameNo. �Southeastern Louisiana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .�� Tulane . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ��Sept.3,2011•Attendance:15,912LouisianaSuperdome•NewOrleans,La.

nEW ORLEans (aP) - RyanGriffinpassedforthreetouchdowns,allinthefirsthalf,asTulanedefeatedSoutheasternLouisiana47-33Saturdayintheopenerforbothteams. Afterleading31-21athalftime,theGreenWavebrokeitopeninthethirdquarter.MatthewBaileyblockedBeauMothe’spuntanditrolledoutoftheendzoneforaTulanesafety. AfterreceivingtheLions’freekick,Tulanedrove59yardsinsixplaysfora40-21lead.GriffinfoundJoeKempona43-yardpasstosetupa2-yardrunbyOrleansDarkwa. Griffin,whocompleted14of24for267yards,con-nectedforscoresof55yardstoWilsonVanHooserand2yardstoTrentMackeyinthefirstquarter,and27yardstoRyanGrantinthesecond. RobertKelly,whoscoredTulane’sfinaltouchdownonan11-yardfourth-quarterrun,returnedsevenkickoffsfor213yards,aschoolrecord.

sCORE BY QUaRTERs 1 2 3 4 sCOREsoutheastern La. 7 14 3 9 33Tulane 17 14 9 7 47

sCORIng sUMMaRYFirst Quarter TU-FGSantos36,13:21SLU-Jones1run(Sebastiankick),10:15TU-VanHooser55passfromGriffin(Santoskick),8:50TU-Mackey3passfromGrtiffin(Santoskick),2:15second QuarterSLU-Jones5run(Sebastiankick),14:46TU-Grant27passfromGriffin(Santoskick),8:09SLU-Fairley1run(Sebastiankick),5:25TU-Williams30run(Santoskick),1:55Third QuarterTU-Teamsafety,8:55TU-Darkwa2run(Santoskick),5:58SLU-FGSebastian30,2:46Fourth QuarterTU-Kelley11run(Santoskick),13:53SLU-FGSebastian38,10:23SLU-Young1run(PassINT),6:34

TEaM sTaTs sLU TUFIRSTDOWNS 26 18RUSHES-YARDS 44-124 37-126PASSINGYDS 295 267PassesAtt-Comp-Int 45-25-1 25-14-0TOTALOFFENSEPLAYS-YARDS 89-419 62-393PuntReturns-Yards 4-30 2-49KickoffReturns-Yards 8-224 8-226InterceptionReturns-Yards 0-0 1-0Punts(Number-Avg) 3-49.3 6-43.7Fumbles-Lost 2-0 1-0Penalties-Yards 9-63 9-77PossessionTime 27:03 32:57

RUshIngsLU - Jones17-65;Fairley13-56;Collins2-33;Chaney1-9;Weary1-1;Stanley2-minus10;Young8-minus30.TU - Williams12-72;Darkwa10-34;Kelley2-12;Thomas4-11;Butler2-8;Barnett3-8;Ponder1-1;Griffin3-minus20.

PassIngsLU - Young20-35-1-249;Stanley5-9-0-46;Collins0-1-0-0.TU - Griffin14-24-0-267;Ponder0-1-0-0.

RECEIvIngsLU - Collins9-94;Pearson4-61;Yarborough4-58;Theodore4-36;Fairley2-25;Jones1-16;Duplessis1-5.TU - Kemp4-83;VanHooser2-64;Shackelford2-24;Grant1-27;Suchy1-24;Darkwa1-24;Marfisi1-11;Wilson1-7;Mackey1-3.

GameNo. 2Savannah State. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . � Southeastern Louisiana. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .��Sept.10,2011•Attendance:4,974StrawberryStadium•Hammond,La.

haMMOnD (aP) - ZekeJonesrushedforthreetouchdownsandSoutheasternLouisianaroutedSavannahState63-6onSaturdaynight. EachofJones’scoreswereon1-yardrunsastheLionsstruckfor35pointsinthesecondquartertoputthegameoutofreachat42-6byhalftime.SoutheasternLouisi-anarushedforsixtouchdownsandrolledup547yardsintotaloffense.NineplayerscarriedtheballfortheLions,withJordanWellsleadingthewaywith63yards.Healsoscoredatouchdown. Throughthefirsttwogames,SoutheasternLouisiana(1-1)isaveraging483yardsonoffenseand48pointspergame. TheLionsalsowereeffectivethroughtheairasbothBrianYoungandNathanStanleythrewtouchdownpasses.Stanleycompleted11of15passesfor116yardsandtwotouchdowns. TheTigers(0-2)wereonly1for14onthird-downconversions.

sCORE BY QUaRTERs 1 2 3 4 sCOREsavannah state 3 3 0 0 6southeastern La. 7 35 14 7 63

sCORIng sUMMaRYFirst Quarter SLU-Jones1run(Sebastiankick),12:15SSU-FGWilliams27,3:19second QuarterSLU-Jones1run(Sebastiankick),14:55SSU-FGWilliams39,12:07SLU-Jones1run(Sebastiankick),8:36SLU-Collins8passfromStanley(Sebastiankick),5:46SLU-Young2run(Sebastiankick),3:31SLU-Yarborough13passfromYoung(Sebastiankick),:07Third QuarterSLU-Collins5passfromStanley(Sebastiankick),11:08SLU-Chaney13run(Sebastiankick),6:44Fourth QuarterSLU-Wells52run(Sebastiankick),7:04

TEaM sTaTs ssU sLUFIRSTDOWNS 11 32RUSHES-YARDS 28-86 53-270PASSINGYDS 125 277PassesAtt-Comp-Int 32-12-1 40-26-0TOTALOFFENSEPLAYS-YARDS 60-211 93-547PuntReturns-Yards 1-1 5-82KickoffReturns-Yards 10-213 3-61InterceptionReturns-Yards 0-0 1-0Punts(Number-Avg) 7-38.9 3-34.7Fumbles-Lost 1-0 0-0Penalties-Yards 8-74 8-60PossessionTime 29:41 30:19

RUshIngssU - Babb13-33;Strong4-30;Kennedy6-28;Bostick3-12;Proctor1-2;Williams1-minus19.sLU - Wells4-62;Weary7-43;Chaney7-43;LeBlanc7-40;Fairley8-27;Jones9-25;Young5-21;Stanley4-12;Yarborough1-2;TEAM1-minus5.

PassIngssU - Defilippis8-21-0-68;Bostick4-11-1-57.sLU - Young,15-25-0-161;Stanley11-15-0-116.

RECEIvIngssU - Heyward3-53;Cook3-34;Gantt1-15;Babb1-7;Harris1-6;Thomas1-6;Drummond1-4;Proctor1-0.sLU - Collins6-54;Yarborough4-48;Pearson3-31;Douglas3-24;Theodore2-29;Fairley2-24;Moore2-17;Jones2-15;Johnson1-25;Wells1-10.

GameNo. �Southeastern Louisiana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . � Southern Miss. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . �2Sept.17,2011•Attendance:27,433M.M.RobertsStadium•Hattiesburg,Miss.

haTTIEsBURg, Miss. (aP) - SouthernMississippirushedfor335yardsonthewaytoa52-6blowoutSaturdaynightoverSoutheasternLouisiana,aFootballChampionshipSubdivisionopponent. Comingoffatough26-20losstoConferenceUSAfoeMarshall,theGoldenEagles(2-1)poundedtheLions(1-2)betweenthetackles,controlledtheclockandscored13morepointsthantheydidintheirprevioustwogamescombined. SophomoreKendrickHardygained155yardson18carries,freshmanJamalWoodyardran15timesfor99yardsandJeremyHesteradded53yardsoneightcarries.Allthreescoredonetouchdownontheground. Theup-tempoSoutheasternLouisianaoffensecameinaveraging92playsagame,butranjust74for285totalyards. LionsquarterbackNathanStanleythrewthreeinter-ceptions,includingtwothatwerereturnedfortouchdowns. SouthernMissquarterbackAustinDaviscompleted16ofhis23passattemptsfor143yardsandtwotouchdowns.

sCORE BY QUaRTERs 1 2 3 4 sCOREsoutheastern La. 0 6 0 0 6southern Miss 7 21 3 21 52

sCORIng sUMMaRYFirst Quarter USM-Woodyard23passfromDavis(Hrapmannkick),8:47second QuarterUSM-Hardy5run(Hrapmannkick),14:23SLU-FGSebastian32,8:20SLU-FGSebastian19,2:53USM-Woodyard25run(Hrapmannkick),2:12USM-Williams60interceptionreturn(Hrapmannkick),:00Third QuarterUSM-FGHrapmann49,9:48Fourth QuarterUSM-Jarbo17passfromDavis(Hrapmannkick),13:24USM-Hester15run(Hrapmannkick),6:54USM-Thomas6interceptionreturn(Hrapmannkick),6:37

TEaM sTaTs sLU UsMFIRSTDOWNS 19 29RUSHES-YARDS 33-51 53-335PASSINGYDS 234 143PassesAtt-Comp-Int 41-20-3 23-16-0TOTALOFFENSEPLAYS-YARDS 74-285 76-478PuntReturns-Yards 0-0 2-1KickoffReturns-Yards 6-128 3-73InterceptionReturns-Yards 0-0 3-66Punts(Number-Avg) 5-41.8 1-47.0Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1Penalties-Yards 13-90 9-82PossessionTime 27:09 30:51

RUshIngsLU - Fairley16-47;Weary12-26;Young1-minus9;Stanley4-minus13.UsM - Hardy18-155;Woodyard15-99;Hester10-55;Davis8-12;Lampley1-8;Favor1-6.

PassIngsLU - Young14-27-0-143;Stanley5-13-3-62;Mothe1-1-0-29.UsM - Davis16-23-0-143.

RECEIvIngsLU - Yarborough7-81;Collins5-24;Theodore2-58;D.Johnson2-9;Ogbuehi1-29;J.Johnson1-24;Pearson1-8;Fairley1-1.UsM - Bolden4-33;Lampley4-32;Woodyard3-43;Hardy2-0;Jarbo1-17;Balentine1-10;Sullivan1-8.

2011 game Recaps


GameNo. �Southeastern Louisiana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2�McNeese State (#��) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .��Sept.24,2011•Attendance:12,455LouisBonnetteFieldatCowboyStadium•LakeCharles,La.

LaKE ChaRLEs (aP) - McNeeseStatescored21consecutivepointsina10-minutestretchofthesecondhalffora48-27victoryoverSoutheasternLouisianaonSaturdaynightintheteams’SouthlandConferenceopener. ThevictorywasthesixthinarowfortheCowboys(2-1)overtheLions(1-3). AfterSoutheasternLouisiananarroweda24-10halftimedeficitto24-20inthethirdquarter,theCowboysmadeit31-20aftera26-yardCodyStroudpasstoDariusCareyandfourstraightrunsbyMarcusWiltz,thelastfrom4yardsout. Twopossessionslater,AndreAndersonbrokeloosefrom55yardsoutfortheCowboystomakeit38-20. Ontheirnextdrive,fivestraightrushesbyWiltzwerefollowedbyStroud’s8-yardscoringpasstoJavarisMurray. Andersonhad118yardson15carriesandWiltz104on18carries. BrianYoungthrewfor288yardsandthreetouch-downsfortheLions.

sCORE BY QUaRTERs 1 2 3 4 sCOREsoutheastern La. 0 10 10 7 27Mcneese state 10 14 7 17 48

sCORIng sUMMaRYFirst QuarterMCN-FGLewis47,11:06MCN-Jordan1passfromDodge(Lewiskick),3:26second QuarterSLU-Yarborough8passfromYoung(Sebastiankick),14:55MCN-Wiltz1run(Lewiskick),8:43MCN-Dixon19passfromStroud(Lewiskick),2:38SLU-FGSebastian21,:42Third QuarterSLU-Collins64passfromYoung(Sebastiankick),11:23SLU-FGSebastian33,5:35MCN-Wiltz4run(Lewiskick),3:15Fourth QuarterMCN-Anderson55run(Lewiskick),12:02MCN-Murray8passfromStroud(Lewiskick),8:16SLU-Pearson20passfromYoung(Sebastiankick),7:21MCN-FGLewis34,5:21

TEaM sTaTs sLU MCnFIRSTDOWNS 17 25RUSHES-YARDS 21-85 58-287PASSINGYDS 288 159PassesAtt-Comp-Int 43-22-2 28-17-0TOTALOFFENSEPLAYS-YARDS 64-373 86-446PuntReturns-Yards 0-0 1-4KickoffReturns-Yards 6-158 5-151InterceptionReturns-Yards 0-0 2-0Punts(Number-Avg) 5-33.6 4-37.8Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-0Penalties-Yards 9-85 5-65PossessionTime 19:18 40:42

RUshIngsLU - Jones9-43;Fairley4-27;Young8-15.MCn - Anderson15-118;Wiltz18-104;Dodge8-36;Babin4-18;Carey3-17;Mur-ray2-2;Stroud6-minus4;TEAM2-minus4.

PassIngsLU - Young22-43-2-288.MCn - Stroud15-23-0-145;Dodge2-5-0-14.

RECEIvIngsLU - Collins6-115;Theodore6-72;Yarborough4-41;Fairley2-9;Duplessis1-23;Pearson1-20;J.Johnson1-5;Jones1-3.MCn - Carey5-58;Celestie4-40;Jordan2-14;Anderson2-13;Murray2-7;Dixon1-19;Briscoe1-8.

GameNo. �Lamar. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .��Southeastern Louisiana. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .��Oct.1,2011•Attendance:5,104StrawberryStadium•Hammond,La.

haMMOnD – Inagamethatfeatured1,050yardsoftotaloffense,Lamarscored28unansweredpointsinasix-minutespanofthesecondhalftogetpastSoutheasternLouisiana,48-38,inSouthlandConferencefootballactionSaturdayafternoonatStrawberryStadium. TheLions(1-4,0-2SLC)led24-13midwaythroughthethirdquarter,beforeLamartookoverbehindAndreBevil,whothrewfor270yardsandfourtouchdownson19of32passing.TheCardinals,playingintheirfirstSouthlandConferencecontestsincebringingbacktheprogrampriortothe2010season,movedto3-1overalland1-0inSouth-landConferenceplay. SamFairleyandLaTruanWearyeachhadrushingtouchdownsfortheLions.BrianYoungthrewfor291yardsandtwoscoresontheday,hittingBrandonCollinsandDeanJohnsononscoringpasses.KoryTheodoreledtheLionswithsevencatchesfor113yards. Defensively,TayAlfordpacedSoutheasternwith13tackles.

sCORE BY QUaRTERs 1 2 3 4 sCORELamar 6 7 14 21 48SoutheasternLa. 7 10 7 14 38

sCORIng sUMMaRYFirst Quarter SLU-Fairley26run(Sebastiankick),9:12LU-Jackson44passfromBevil(Kickblocked),4:53second QuarterLU-Logan4run(Stoutkick),11:55SLU-Collins51passfromYoung(Sebastiankick),11:42SLU-FGSebastian40,10:27Third QuarterSLU-Weary38run(Sebastiankick),8:30LU-McVey2passfromBevil(Stoutkick),4:11LU-Hayes62passfromJackson(Stoutkick),1:57Fourth QuarterLU-Venson32passfromBevil(Stoutkick),14:19LU-Logan6run(Stoutkick),13:25SLU-Young1run(Sebastiankick),10:47LU-Jackson29passfromBevil(Stoutkick),8:14SLU-D.Johnson26passfromYoung(Sebastiankick),:38

TEaM sTaTs LU sLUFIRSTDOWNS 25 20RUSHES-YARDS 44-229 37-142PASSINGYDS 332 347PassesAtt-Comp-Int 33-20-1 40-21-3TOTALOFFENSEPLAYS-YARDS 77-561 77-489PuntReturns-Yards 0-0 5-56KickoffReturns-Yards 3-59 8-162InterceptionReturns-Yards 3-48 1-0Punts(Number-Avg) 6-44.0 4-44.8Fumbles-Lost 2-1 3-2Penalties-Yards 7-40 11-75PossessionTime 35:50 24:10

RUshIngLU - Venson27-84;Bevil8-77;Logan7-70;TEAM2-minus2.sLU - Fairley16-60;Weary4-48;Jones7-14;Stanley2-12;Yarborough1-6;Young7-2.

PassIngLU - Bevil19-32-1-270;Jackson1-1-0-62.sLU - Young15-25-1-291;Stanley6-15-2-56.

RECEIvIngLU - Jackson5-123;Hayes4-92;Venson4-54;McVey4-41;Hanna1-9;Prejean1-9;Allen1-4.sLU - Theodore7-113;Fairley6-89;Collins3-61;D.Johnson3-44;Yarborough2-40.

GameNo. �Southeastern Louisiana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . �� Northwestern State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ��Oct.15,2011•Attendance:10,285TurpinStadium•Natchitoches,La.

naTChITOChEs (aP) - BradHendersonthrewfortwotouchdownsandD.J.PalmeraddedoneonthegroundasNorthwesternStatedominatedSoutheasternLouisiana51-17onSaturdaynight. Palmerbrokeoffan82-yardtouchdownruntogiveNorthwesternState(3-3,2-1SouthlandConference)a17-0leadwithlessthanfiveminutesgoneinthefirstquarter.Palmerfinishedwith102yardson15carries. NorthwesternStatecontinuedtheirfirst-quarterscoringsurge,asHendersoncompleteda28-yardpasstoRumeallMorrisfora24-3lead. Henderson,whofinishedwith149yardson12-of-23passing,connectedwithJustinAldredgefrom37yardsoutforhissecondtouchdownofthedaymidwaythroughthethirdquarter,givingNorthwesternStatea41-3lead. BrianYoungledSoutheasternLouisiana(1-4,0-2),tal-lying355passingyardsandtwotouchdownsbutthrewfourinterceptions.

sCORE BY QUaRTERs 1 2 3 4 sCORESoutheasternLa. 3 0 14 0 17NorthwesternState 27 0 21 3 51

sCORIng sUMMaRYFirst Quarter NWLA-Simmons24fumblerecovery(Shaughnessykick),14:45NWLA-FGShaughnessy44,13:05NWLA-Palmer82run(Shaughnessykick),10:35SLU-FGSebastian42,5:12NWLA-Morris28passfromHenderson(Shaughnessykick),4:07NWLA-FGShaughnessy24,:03Third QuarterNWLA-Harvey99kickoffreturn(Shaughnessykick),14:46NWLA-Aldredge37passfromHenderson(Shaughnessykick),8:16SLU-Collins57passfromYoung(Sebastiankick),7:39NWLA-Morris11run(Shaughnessykick),4:09SLU-Theodore6passfromYoung(Sebastiankick),1:30Fourth QuarterNWLA-Shaughnessy45,5:28

TEaM sTaTs sLU nWLaFIRSTDOWNS 23 21RUSHES-YARDS 24-47 47-223PASSINGYDS 355 160PassesAtt-Comp-Int 47-27-4 27-13-1TOTALOFFENSEPLAYS-YARDS 71-402 74-383PuntReturns-Yards 0-0 1-0KickoffReturns-Yards 9-191 4-193InterceptionReturns-Yards 1-0 4-47Punts(Number-Avg) 6-38.5 5-40.4Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-0Penalties-Yards 14-103 9-98PossessionTime 23:05 36:55

RUshIngsLU - Fairley9-26;Weary6-24;Young9-minus3.nWLa - Palmer15-102;Henderson5-42;Morris11-33;Armstreet6-18;Gibson2-14;Mitchell6-9;Canyon2-5.

PassIngsLU - Young27-47-4-355.nWLa - Henderson12-23-0-149;Canyon1-4-1-11.

RECEIvIngsLU - Yarborough8-68;Theodore7-85;Collins5-114;D.Johnson2-27;Pearson2-25;J.Johnson2-8;Fairley1-28.nWLa - Aldredge3-54;Harvey3-16;Palmer2-25;Morris1-28;Hollier1-12;Bryan1-11;Legendre1-9;Nims1-5.

2011 game Recaps


GameNo. �Texas State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2�Southeastern Louisiana. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .��Oct.22,2011•Attendance:4,137StrawberryStadium•Hammond,La.

haMMOnD (aP) - BrianYoungthrewfor349yardsandSamFairleyrushedfor94yardsandatouchdownasSoutheasternLouisianatookcontrolinthethirdquarterandendedafour-gamelosingstreakbybeatingTexasState38-28onSaturdaynight. TheLions(2-5)overcameTerrenceFranks’234-yard,two-touchdownrushingperformanceon24carriesfortheBobcats(5-3),whohadwonfivestraight. SoutheasternLouisianascored10pointsintheopen-ing5:07ofthethirdquartertolead31-21.AfterLaTruanWeary’s1-yardruncappedan80-yarddrive,TexasStatefumbledtheensuingkickofftosetupafieldgoal. TheLionsmadeit38-21with12:46remainingonWeary’sthirdtouchdown,a9-yardrun. Franksansweredwitha74-yardscoringrunontheBobcats’nextscrimmageplay,buttheygotnocloser. SimmieYarboroughbecametheLions’careerleaderinreceivingyardswith2,417,surpassingFeltonHuggins.

sCORE BY QUaRTERs 1 2 3 4 sCORETexas state 14 7 0 7 28southeastern La. 14 7 10 7 38

sCORIng sUMMaRYFirst QuarterSLU-Young17run(Sebastiankick),10:19TXST-Curry5run(Johnsonkick),2:02SLU-Fairley7run(Sebastiankick),:52TXST-Bolden75passfromRutherford(Johnsonkick),:00second QuarterSLU-Weary7run(Sebastiankick),9:40TXST-Franks4run(Johnsonkick),1:56Third QuarterSLU-Weary1run(Sebastiankick),10:45SLU-FGSebastian45,9:53Fourth QuarterSLU-Weary9run(Sebastiankick),12:46TXST-Franks74run(Johnsonkick),12:27

TEaM sTaTs TXsT sLUFIRSTDOWNS 17 24RUSHES-YARDS 45-336 39-147PASSINGYDS 172 349PassesAtt-Comp-Int 21-12-0 45-26-0TOTALOFFENSEPLAYS-YARDS 66-508 84-496PuntReturns-Yards 1-(-1) 0-0KickoffReturns-Yards 6-132 4-96InterceptionReturns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punts(Number-Avg) 4-38.0 5-42.2Fumbles-Lost 3-2 1-0Penalties-Yards 7-55 6-45PossessionTime 33:28 26:32

RUshIngTXsT - Franks24-234;Rutherford10-54;Hawkins6-29;Curry4-19;Follis1-0.sLU - Fairley24-94;Weary7-33;Young6-22;Collins1-0;TEAM1-minus2.

PassIngTXsT - Rutherford12-21-0-172.sLU - Young26-44-0-349;Yarborough0-1-0-0.

RECEIvIngTXsT - Bolden3-95;Battle3-13;Matthews2-12;Harper1-29;Franks1-12;Garcia1-8;Doll1-3.sLU - Theodore7-100;Collins5-82;Yarborough5-79;Fairley4-27;D.Johnson2-30;Weary2-27;Pearson1-4.

GameNo. �Southeastern Louisiana. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29Central Arkansas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ��Oct.29,2011•Attendance:10,543FirstSecurityFieldatEstesStadium•Conway,Ark.

COnWaY, ark. (aP) - NathanDickthrewfivetouchdownsandCentralArkansasforcedaschool-recordnineturnoversSaturdayduringa55-29victoryoverSouth-easternLouisiana. Dickhadscoringthrowsof44,6,22,17and33yardstofivedifferentreceiverswhilecompleting20of28passesfor299yards.JackieHintonadded106yardsrushingandatouchdownfortheBears(6-3,5-1Southland),whowontheirfifthstraightgame. CentralArkansastrailed10-7midwaythroughthefirstquarterbeforescoring41unansweredpoints. SoutheasternLouisiana(2-6,0-4)lostallfiveofitsfumbles,andBrianYoungthrewfourinterceptionsfortheLions. Youngwas31of47passingforacareer-high409yardsandthreetouchdowns.BrandonCollinshad11receptionsfor140yards,andSimmieYarboroughaddedsixcatchesfor126yardsandaTD.

sCORE BY QUaRTERs 1 2 3 4 sCOREsoutheastern La. 10 0 0 19 29Central arkansas 17 7 24 7 55

sCORIng sUMMaRYFirst Quarter SLU-FGSebastian42,12:13UCA-Grandy44passfromDick(Camarakick),12:02SLU-Duplessis3passfromYoung(Sebastiankick),8:13UCA-Bobo5run(Camarakick),5:35UCA-FGCamara41,1:47second QuarterUCA-Jackson6passfromDick(Camarakick),2:41Third QuarterUCA-Hinton3run(Camarakick),12:08UCA-Hart22passfromDick(Camarakick),8:06UCA-Steele17passfromDick(Camarakick),4:30UCA-FGCamara27,1:52Fourth QuarterSLU-R.Alford64interceptionreturn(Kickblocked),11:52SLU-Theodore14passfromYoung(Passfailed),7:46SLU-Yarborough36passfromYoung(Sebastiankick),6:29UCA-Croom33passfromDick(Camarakick),4:59

TEaM sTaTs sLU UCaFIRSTDOWNS 24 20RUSHES-YARDS 21-48 41-282PASSINGYDS 409 304PassesAtt-Comp-Int 47-31-4 31-21-2TOTALOFFENSEPLAYS-YARDS 68-457 72-586PuntReturns-Yards 4--5 0-0KickoffReturns-Yards 9-265 5-139InterceptionReturns-Yards 2-71 4-1Punts(Number-Avg) 3-40.0 5-36.2Fumbles-Lost 5-5 1-1Penalties-Yards 7-44 12-97PossessionTime 21:03 38:57

RUshIngsLU - Fairley12-26;Young6-20;Weary3-2.UCa - Hinton13-106;Matthews12-62;Blackmon6-58;Bobo5-25;Grandy1-15;Dick2-13;Smothers2-3.

PassIngsLU - Young31-47-4-409.UCa - Dick20-28-1-299;Smothers1-2-1-5;Howard0-1-0-0.

RECEIvIngsLU - Collins11-140;Yarborough6-126;Theodore5-62;Pearson5-52;Weary2-17;J.Johnson1-9;Duplessis1-3.UCa - Grandy4-93;Croom3-53;Steele3-30;Bobo3-14;Hart2-61;Lewis2-21;Soft1-12;Adams1-9;Jackson1-6;Hinton1-5.

GameNo. 9Sam Houston State (#�) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .�� Southeastern Louisiana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Nov.5,2011•Attendance:4,871StrawberryStadium•Hammond,La.

haMMOnD (aP) - BrianBellranfortwotouch-downsandpassedforathirdasunbeatenSamHoustonStatedefeatedSoutheasternLouisiana38-9SaturdaynighttoclinchatleastatieforitsfourthSouthlandConferencetitle. TheBearkats(9-0,6-0)canwintheSouthlandout-rightwithavictoryoverNorthwesternStatenextSaturday.Theirpreviousthreetitleswereco-championships. Bellcompleted11of20passesbuttossedtwointerceptions.Thatendedthesophomore’sstreakof133consecutivepasseswithoutaninterception,datingbacktolastseason.Notthatitmattered.TheBearkatsdominatedtheLions(2-7,0-5)fromthestartastheyscored38straightpointsaftertrailing3-0inthefirstquarter. TimFlanders,theleadingrusherintheSouthlandConference,gainedjust45yardsin12carries.Butherushedfora9-yardtouchdownandcaughta20-yardscoringpassfromBell.RichardSincereledtheSamHoustonStategroundattackwith137yardsandatouchdown.

sCORE BY QUaRTERs 1 2 3 4 sCOREsam houston state 7 14 7 10 38southeastern La. 3 0 0 6 9

sCORIng sUMMaRYFirst Quarter SLU-FGSebastian36,8:39SHSU-Flanders9run(Alanizkick),5:59second QuarterSHSU-Bell1run(Alanizkick),8:36SHSU-Bell4run(Alanizkick),4:40Third QuarterSHSU-Flanders20passfromBell(Alanizkick),2:58Fourth QuarterSHSU-FGAlaniz22,12:28SHSU-Sincere38run(Alanizkick),11:07SLU-Theodore19passfromYoung(Kickblocked);4:28

TEaM sTaTs shsU sLUFIRSTDOWNS 19 19RUSHES-YARDS 46-235 23-57PASSINGYDS 164 210PassesAtt-Comp-Int 20-11-2 56-22-3TOTALOFFENSEPLAYS-YARDS 66-399 79-267PuntReturns-Yards 1-4 2-13KickoffReturns-Yards 2-32 6-166InterceptionReturns-Yards 3-18 2-15Punts(Number-Avg) 7-40.7 5-37.0Fumbles-Lost 2-0 1-1Penalties-Yards 7-86 5-50PossessionTime 34:04 25:56

RUshIngshsU - Sincere9-137;Flanders18-45;Wilson6-30;Bell5-16;Hill7-6;Sprowls1-1.sLU - Fairley10-33;Weary5-14;Stanley1-4;Wells1-3;Young6-3.

PassIngshsU - Bell11-20-2-164.sLU - Young21-50-2-204;Stanley1-6-1-6.

RECEIvIngshsU - Flanders3-55;Sincere2-58;Williams2-13;Blanton1-12;Miller1-11;Pride1-8;Diller1-7.sLU - Yarborough9-114;Theo-dore6-58;Collins3-16;D.Johnson1-12;Douglas1-8;J.Johnson1-5;Duplessis1-minus3.

2011 game Recaps


GameNo. �0Southeastern Louisiana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20Stephen F. Austin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2�Nov.12,2011•Attendance:6,841HomerBryceStadium•Nacogdoches,Texas

naCOgDOChEs, Texas (aP) - BradyAttawayovercamefourinterceptionsbythrowingthreetouchdownpassesasStephenF.AustindefeatedSoutheasternLouisiana28-20onSaturdaynight. Attawayconnectedfora2-yardscoretoMarquisMosley,a3-yardertoGralynCrawfordanda45-yardertoRyanGambel.Thequarterbackfinished25-for-52for312yards. Crawfordcaughtsixpassesfor59yardstobecometheschool’sall-timereceptionsleaderwith190. GusJohnson’s12-yardrunaccountedfortheothertouchdownfortheLumberjacks(5-5,4-2Southland),whowontheirfourthinarow. SoutheasternLouisiana’sBrianYoungwent32-for-41for179yardsanda29-yardtouchdownpasstoKoryTheo-dore.ZekeJonesrushed1yardforatouchdown,andSethSebastiankickedtwofieldgoals. TheLumberjackshad474yardsoftotaloffenseto292fortheLions.

sCORE BY QUaRTERs 1 2 3 4 sCOREsoutheastern La. 7 3 3 7 20stephen F. austin 14 7 0 7 28

scoring summaryFirst QuarterSFA-Mosley2passfromAttaway(Wiggskick),5:26SFA-Johnson12run(Wiggskick),3:13SLU-Jones1run(Sebastiankick),:29second QuarterSLU-FGSebastian33,3:51SFA-Crawford3passfromAttaway(Wiggskick),1:53Third QuarterSLU-FGSebastian32,5:18Fourth QuarterSFA-Gambel45passfromAttaway(Wiggskick),13:52SLU-Theodore29passfromYoung(Sebastiankick),10:35

TEaM sTaTs sLU sFaFIRSTDOWNS 17 28RUSHES-YARDS 31-113 39-162PASSINGYDS 179 312PassesAtt-Comp-Int 42-32-1 52-25-4TOTALOFFENSEPLAYS-YARDS 73-292 91-474PuntReturns-Yards 2-3 1-51KickoffReturns-Yards 4-88 3-91InterceptionReturns-Yards 4-97 1-44Punts(Number-Avg) 10-46.7 5-42.2Fumbles-Lost 4-1 1-0Penalties-Yards 4-34 7-52PossessionTime 32:01 27:59

RUshIngsLU - Jones13-79;Weary10-36;Collins1-4;Young7-minus6.sFa - Lawson12-83;Barnes11-51;Johnson6-41;Ford4-12;Walker3-6;TEAM2-minus9;Nelson1-minus22.

PassIngsLU - Young32-41-1-179;Collins0-1-0-0.sFa - Attaway25-52-4-312.

RECEIvIngsLU - Yarborough9-56;D.Johnson8-52;Theodore6-68;Collins4-1;Weary4-minus3;Jones1-5.sFa - Lott6-94;Crawford6-59;Gambel4-81;Mosley3-12;Roberson2-32;Brooks1-17;Scott1-9;Hadnot1-5;Johnson1-3.

GameNo. ��Nicholls State . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ��Southeastern Louisiana. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ��Nov.17,2011•Attendance:4,942StrawberryStadium•Hammond,La.

haMMOnD (aP) - BrianYoungthrewtwotouch-downpassesandSoutheasternLouisianadefeatedNichollsState31-14Thursdaynightinaseason-finalematchupofthetwoteamsintheSouthlandConferencecellar. TheLions(3-8,1-6)tooka31-0leadafterthreequartersenroutetosnappingathree-gamelosingstreak,whiletheColonels(1-10,0-7)lost10straightafterdefeatingEvangel42-0intheirseasonopenerSept.1. Young’s1-yardTDtoKoryTheodorecappedan80-yarddriveandgaveSoutheasternLouisianaa10-0leadathalftime.LaTruanWearyandZekeJonesscoredrushingtouchdownsinthethird,thenYounghitDeanJohnsonwithan8-yardTD. NichollsState,sparkedbyChikaMadu’s68-yardkick-offreturn,struckquicklyinthefourthwithLandyKlann’s2-yardTDrun.AftertheLionsrecoveredtheonsidekick,Klannthrewa3-yardTDpasstoKenyadBlair. RobertAlford’sinterceptionsnuffedoutthenextNichollsStatedrive.

sCORE BY QUaRTERs 1 2 3 4 sCOREnicholls state 0 0 0 14 14southeastern La. 3 7 21 0 31

scoring summaryFirst Quarter SLU-FGSebastian21,11:41second QuarterSLU-Theodore1passfromYoung(Sebastiankick),:02Third Quarter SLU-Weary1run(Sebastiankick),7:53SLU-Jones6run(Sebastiankick),6:05SLU-D.Johnson8passfromYoung(Sebastiankick),:00Fourth QuarterNICH-Klann2run(Dolankick),12:53NICH-Blair3passfromKlann(Dolankick),11:39

TEaM sTaTs nICh sLUFIRSTDOWNS 21 23RUSHES-YARDS 38-146 33-166PASSINGYDS 266 227PassesAtt-Comp-Int 33-21-2 35-23-0TOTALOFFENSEPLAYS-YARDS 71-412 68-393PuntReturns-Yards 0-0 1-60KickoffReturns-Yards 5-134 2-10InterceptionReturns-Yards 0-0 2-0Punts(Number-Avg) 2-35.5 4-33.5Fumbles-Lost 3-3 1-1Penalties-Yards 13-90 7-44PossessionTime 35:37 24:23

RUshIngnICh - Caston23-94;Washington7-42;Landry1-25;Bolt1-2;Klann5-1;TEAM1-minus18.sLU - Jones12-66;Weary14-63;Young6-39;TEAM1-minus2.

PassIngnICh - Caston12-18-1-175;Klann9-15-1-91.sLU - Young23-35-0-227.

RECEIvIngnICh - Blair4-51;Bolt4-30;Warren3-29;Turner3-23;Arce-ment2-58;Wynn2-33;Scelfo1-17;Tate1-13;Hanberry1-12.sLU - Theodore8-62;Collins4-45;D.Johnson4-27;Yarborough3-67;Weary2-10;Jones1-11;Duplessis1-5.

2011 game Recaps


ALL-LOUISIANA INTERCOLLEGIATE�9��PatKenelly,EJohnMitchell,GAngieAntonelli,CJeromeDavis,HBAlRamboli,HB

�9��AngieAntonelli,CJeromeDavis,HB

ALL-GULF STATES CONFERENCE�9��BriscoDugas,FB

�9�9 NoelWilkins,E

�9�0 NoelWilkins,ERobertMorse,GLeoJones,HB

�9�� BillCallery,TJoeAndrew,GWaltAndrews,C;RobertMorse,GHubertPolk,HB

�9�2 BillCallery,TJoeAndrew,GEdWelch,HB

�9�� BobbyJennings,CRayPorta,QBDonMarino,HB

�9�� HueyHusser,EGeraldStone,TTommyBell,HBDonMarino,HBRayPorta,QB

�9�� HueyHusser,EDanFournet,G

�9�� HueyHusser,ETommyBell,HB

�9�� KenBailey,C

�9�� C.J.Alexander,HB

�9�9 C.J.Alexander,HBDuaneGrom,T

�9�0 PaulAlexander,TWilburDerrick,HBElbertHarris,QB

�9�� PaulAlexander,TBillyJohnson,CBillyLadner,HBSamGourrier,G

�9�2 CarrollGoulas,GMontyCrook,DB

�9�� MaxieWilliams,TRonnieBooksh,G

�9�� MaxieWilliams,TEllisJohnson,HBRonnieFrederic,GEarlDieterich,EJerryJoeDunaway,CBHarryNunez,FB

�9�� HarryNunez,HBCharlieWhitney,HBEarlDieterich,EBillyAndrews,CRonnieFrederick,GSteveSeabolt,THenryAndrews,G

�9�� DuaneFloyd,EBillyAndrews,LBRonnieFrederic,GFredGary,GCharlieWhitney,HB

�9�� DanBrewer,QBMackFaul,FBDavidLeSage,S

�9�� DavidLeSage,SBobbyVicknair,DTRonnieHornsby,LBWayneSullivan,P

�9�9 RonnieHornsby,LBRogerGill,DEBobbyVicknair,DTJohnnyDaigle,DBSteveKeller,DBJoeJordan,CDennySmith,P

�9�0 RonnieHornsby,LBRogerGill,DEBobbyVicknair,DTLeslieHymel,DBTedGlaser,TBJoeJordan,OT

ALL-GULF SOUTH CONFERENCE �9�� KerryDuplessis,DBDukeTunnard,TE

�9�2 MikeKlein,DBBillyPercy,LBBobbyHill,WR

�9�� AlanKlein,MG

�9�� AlanKlein,MG;NolanGill,TEHoraceBelton,RBFrankVendt,OGDonShort,DB

�9�� BillyMurray,C

�9�� DonGriffin,QB(OffensivePlayeroftheYear)WallaceTaylor,TEHoraceBelton,RB

�9�� KeenJackson,TFrankLondono,KJamesMagruder,P

�9�� AnthonyVereen,DBWayneLeBlanc,DTCalvinFavron,DEJamesMagruder,P

ALL-LOUISIANA�9�� KerryDuplessis,DB

�9�2 MikeKlein,DB

�9�� HoraceBelton,RB

�9�� JamesMagruder,P

�9�� JamesMagruder,P

�9�9 LyleWalker,OG

�9�0 JohnStanley,C

�9�� OscarLofton(CoachoftheYear)

�9�2 JerryButler,RB(2ndTeam)

�9�� BretWright,PJerryButler,RB(2ndTeam)

�9�� ScottSenner,P

�9�� WillieShepherd,NG

200� BrettBeard,DE(2ndTeam)

200� FeltonHuggins,WRMartinHankins,QBJoshTaylor,TEKenardWhite,OL(2ndTeam)RayPerkins,RB(2ndTeam)

200� JoshTaylor,TE(2ndTeam)DurielAdams,DB(2ndTeam)FeltonHuggins,WR(2ndTeam)

200� JayLucas,RB(HM;NewcomeroftheYear)DonaldUsry,OL(2ndTeam)

200� JeffTurner,K(2ndTeam)

200� TommyConnors,DBMarkNewbill,LB(2ndTeam)SimmieYarborough,WR(FreshmanoftheYear)

2009 MarkNewbill,LBRe’KeemWilson,DB(2ndTeam)SimmieYarborough,WR(HonoableMention)DavidWard,OL(HM)MikeLucas(CoachoftheYear)

20�0 SimmieYarborough,WRTommyConnors,DBKevinHughes,OL(2ndTeam)NathanClophus,DL(2ndTeam)MarkNewbill,LB(2ndTeam)

20�� JoshPenton,OL(2ndTeam)

ALL-INDEPENDENT200� VictorCarter,OLBrettBeard,DEMarvinJones,LBJimHall,PKeylamDavis,RS(SpecialistoftheYear)MartinHankins,QB(2ndTeam)KenardWhite,OL(2ndTeam)DavidDaniels,CB(HM)

ALL-SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE200� FeltonHuggins,WRHutchGonzales,WR(2ndTeam)JoshTaylor,TE(2ndTeam)CalvinGreenwood,OL(2ndTeam)DerrickMincey,DL(2ndTeam)DurielAdams,DB(2ndTeam)JimHall,P(2ndTeam)TreyWillie,QB(HM)DonaldUsry,C(HM)RudyJohnson,DE(HM)DavidDaniels,LB(HM)DemorisHardiman,LB(HM)CharlesHall,CB(HM)

200� DonaldUsry,OLJayLucas,RB(2ndTeam)StevenSmith,DL(2ndTeam)TommyConnors,DB(2ndTeam)JimHall,P(2ndTeam)CrawfordKilpatrick,WR(HM)MarquisRogers,DL(HM)DemorisHardiman,LB(HM)CorlandoMcChristion,DB(HM)

all-Conference honors


200� JayLucas,RBJeffTurner,PKEarlCager,OL(2ndTeam)EricJackson,DB(2ndTeam)TommyConnors,DB(2ndTeam)ByronRoss,WR(HM)MarkNewbill,LB(HM)AntonioRichardson,LB(HM)EricJackson,RS(HM)

200� TommyConnors,DBMarquisPowell,DB(2ndTeam)SimmieYarborough,WR(FreshmanoftheYear/HM)JayLucas,RB(HM)BradBardy,OL(HM)KevinHughes,OL(HM)DevinBoutwell,DL(HM)StevenHonore,DE(HM)QuintenPierre,LB(HM)MarquisPowell,RS(HM)

2009 MarkNewbill,LBRe’KeemWilson,DBJasperDucksworth,RB(2ndTeam)SimmieYarborough,TE(2ndTeam)DavidWard,OL(2ndTeam)ChrisWilson,WR(HM)KevinHughes,OL(HM)JeffTurner,K(HM)JeffTurner,PK(HM)QuintenPierre,LB(HM)PaulMoneaux,LS(HM)

20�0 TommyConnors,DBSimmieYarborough,WR(2ndTeam)KevinHughes,OL(2ndTeam)NathanClophus,DL(2ndTeam)MarkNewbill,LB(2ndTeam)RyanGodare,LB(HM)Re’KeemWilson,DB(HM)JoshPenton,OL(HM)

20�� SimmieYarborough,WRJoshPenton,OL(2ndTeam)RobertAlford,DB(2ndTeam)BrandonCollins,WR(HM)JordanWells,KR(FreshmanoftheYear/HM)GastenGabriel,OL(HM)MattMcCormick,P(HM)

ACADEMIC ALL-SOUTHLAND200� JimHall,K. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .KinesiologyStevenSmith,DL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Accounting

200� KeithshoneDantzler,LB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .KinesiologyJohnnyFlowers,OL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GeneralStudiesJimHall,P . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Biology

200� TommyConnors,DB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AccountingJohnnyFlowers,OL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Biology

200� BradBardy,OL. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .KinesiologyTommyConnors,DB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AccountingColeWardell,TE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GeneralBusiness

2009 DavidWard,OL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Biology

20�0 NathanClophus,DL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GeneralStudiesTommyConnors,DB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MarketingSamFairley,RB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . GeneralStudies

NFF HAMPSHIRE HONOR SOCIETY20�0BradBardy,OL

20��ColeWardell,TE

WALTER PAYTON AWARDTheSportsNetworkestablishedtheWalterPaytonPlayeroftheYearAwardin1987,anditispresentedannuallytothemostoutstandingcollegefootballplayerontheFCSlevel.2004-MartinHankins,QB . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7th

JERRY RICE AWARDTheSportsNetworkestablishedtheJerryRiceFreshmanoftheYearAwardin2011,anditispresentedannuallytothemostoutstandingfreshmancollegefootballplayerontheFCSlevel.2011-JordanWells,KR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10th

Most Valuable Players 1950................................ RobertMorse1951................................ RobertMorse1952...................................JoeAndrew1953.............................BobbyJoeJennings1954....................................RayPorta1955.............................. WayneStrickland1956..................................DanFournet1957................................. WayneDugas1958.................................C.J.Alexander1959.................................C.J.Alexander1960................................. ElbertHarris1961..................................BillyJohnson1962................................. MontyCrook1963................................ MaxieWilliams.....................................KennethDyer1964.................................. EllisJohnson1965.................................HarryNunez1966...............................CharlieWhitney1967..................................DanBrewer1968.................................DavidLeSage1969................................. DarrellBeard1970...................................TedGlaser1971............................... CharlesSantora1972.............................GeneEstapa-Off...................................MikeKlein-Def.1973...........................MikeScioneaux-Off....................................AlanKlein-Def.1974...........................HoraceBelton-Off....................................AlanKlein-Def.1975...........................HoraceBelton-Off................................ MikeHornsby-Def.1976...........................HoraceBelton-Off...................................WayneFaul-Def.1977........................ DeanWaguespack-Off.....................................C.A.Hill-Def................................WayneLeBlanc-Def...................................WayneFaul-Def.1978............................. JohnnyWells-Off................................WayneLeBlanc-Def.1979............................ MackBoatner-Off...............................FermanGautier-Def.1980............................ MackBoatner-Off.................................. MarcStubbs-Def.1981............................ LeslieJackson-Off............................ OrmandoWhitlock-Def.1982.............................. JerryButler-Off...................................MarkMillet-Def.1983.............................. JerryButler-Off................................ SterlingJoseph-Def.1984.............................. JerryButler-Off.............................JohnnyBoudreaux-Def.

Team Captains1946................................ PatKenelly1947............................... JamesOdom1948............................... SamConerly.................................... AsaWyman1949...............................DavidGraves1950............................... NoelWilkins1951.............................GaryHolcomb.................................. LouisCampos1952........................... CharlesM.Martin1953..........................BobbyJoeJennings1954...............................GeraldStone1955..............................RodneyVizinat1956............................... DonPeroyea................................... DanFournet1957............................. KennethBailey1958............................ GeorgeThomas1959...............................OscarLofton1960...............................JamesHanely................................ ArthurDebetaz1961............................... ElbertHarris..................................SamGourrier...................................BillyJohnson1962............................. CarrollGoulas..................................... LarryKing..................................DarrylMorris1963.............................RonnieBooksh.................................... AlvinDoyle1964.............................. KennethDyer1965...............................LesterSmith1966............................ CharlesWhitney1967.............................DannySchilling............................... BillRauschenbach1968................................DanBrewer...................................DavidLeSage1969..................................MacFaul1970............................RonnieHornsby1971............................ CharlesSantora1972...............................BobbyDuhe1973.................................BillyPercy1974.................................NolanGill1975.................................BillMurray1976................................DonGriffin..................................RogersWilson1977...............................KeenJackson................................ JamesMagruder1978............................. WayneLeBlanc............................. ArnoldSchexnayder1979............................FermanGauthier.............................MatthewHovsepian1980...............................JohnnyWells................................... MarcStubbs1981............................RobbieMahfouz..............................RichardWoodward1982..............................RonnieDoyle....................................MarkMillet1983................................ MarkSilvio................................. RussellSchmidt1984................................ JerryButler...............................JohnnyBoudreaux2003......................... VictorCarter,Brett.............................Beard,MarvinJones,..................................... JoshTaylor2004.........................MartinHankins,Ray............................ Perkins,MarvinJones,................................WilliamShensky

all-Conference honors


T.J. Campion, Tackle, 1942-46CampionwasthesecondplayerinSoutheasternhistorytobenamedAll-American.Campion’s1942squadfinished5-5andwasthelastSoutheasternfootballteampriortothethree-yearhiatusthatresultedfromWorldWarII.CampionwasagainnamedAll-Americanin1946andwasamemberofthefirstundefeatedteaminschoolhistory,astheLionfin-ishedthecampaign9-0.CampionwentontobedraftedbythePhiladelphiaEagles.

Ray Porta, Quarterback, 1954Atwo-timeAll-GulfStatesConferenceselection,PortawasarguablythemostsuccessfulsignalcallerinSoutheasternhistory.PortaledtheLionstoback-to-backGSCtrophiesandanundefeatedseasonin1954.Portaledtheconferenceinpassinginboth1953and1954,inadditiontoleadinginpuntinginthelatterseason.Overhistwo-yearcareer,Portacomplet-ed97of209passesfor1559yardsandthrew24touchdownpassesversusjustnineinter-ceptionsonthewaytoleadingSoutheasterntoa15-3recordoverthespan.Duringthetheflawless1954campaign,Portasetasingle-seasonschoolrecordfortouchdownpasseswith15andengineeredanoffensethatsetsingle-seasonschoolrecordsforpoints(379),rushingyards(2,985)andtotaloffense(3,952).PortaranksamongtheLions’careerpassingyardageleaders.Portawasnamedsecond-teamquarterbackontheLouisianaCollegiateAll-TimeFootballTeamforplayerswhofinishedtheircareersbefore1965.

huey husser, End, 1955Husser,afour-yearstarterforSoutheasternandmemberofthreeGulfStatesConferencechampionshipsquads,wasacrowdfavoritefromthemomenthedonnedtheSoutheasternuniform.HusserregularlywowedStrawberryStadiumcrowdswithhiscircus-thenknownas“dipsy-doodle”-catchesandwasconsideredoneofthetopreceiversinthenationthroughouthiscareer.Overthespanofhiscareer,Hussercaught60passesfor861yardsand15touchdowns.TheversatilestarsteppedinastheLions’punterin1955,leadingtheGSCwitha36.5average.Husserisoneoftwoplayersinschoolhistorytoleadtheteaminreceivingallfouryears.HussersignedwiththeChicagoCardinalsafterhisSoutheasterncareer.

C.J. alexander, halfback, 1958-59Dubbed“TheBlackKnight”,AlexanderwasthesecondplayerinSoutheasternhistorytoearnAll-Americanhonorsinmultipleyears.AlexanderledtheLionsinrushingin1958asajunior,covering596yardson108carriesandscoringeighttouchdowns.Alexandercamebackwithanevenmoreimpressiveseasonin1959,averaging7.1yardspercarryonthewayto787yardsandseventouchdowns..AlexandersignedwiththeBostonPatriotsaftergraduationandwentontoplayfortheEdmontonEskimosoftheCanadianFootballLeague.

T.C. Calmes, Tackle, 1960Calmes,aHammondHighproduct,receivedSpecialMentionontheWilliamsonMid-BracketAll-Americanteamin1960.AsecondteamAll-GulfStatesConferenceselection,thefour-yearletterwinnerwasamainstayontheSoutheasternoffensiveanddefensivelinesthrough-outhiscareer.

Elbert harris, Quarterback, 1961Harriswasafour-yearletterwinnerfortheLions.Afterplayingsparinglyhisfreshmancam-paign,Harristookthestartingquarterbackjobduringthe1959seasonandheldontoitfortheremainderofhisSoutheasterncareer.Harrisfinishedhiscareerhavingcompleted69-of-179passesfor1217yards.Duringhisthreeyearsasastarter,Southeasternamassedarecordof23-6andwontwoGulfStateConferencecrowns.Harriswasalsoastandoutdefensiveback,leadingtheLionswiththreeinterceptionsin1960.In1961,Harriswastheco-captainoftheEastteamintheAllAmericanBowlandsignedwiththeDallasCowboysaftergraduation.

T.J. Campion Ray Porta Huey Husser C.J. Alexander T.C. Calmes

Elbert Harris Wilbur Derrick Billy Ladner Ronnie Hornsby Alan Klein

Bret Wright Willie Shepherd Scott Senner Martin Hankins Felton Huggins

Jeff Turner Tommy Connors

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Gridiron HonorsaLL-aMERICa:James Carlin (1937)•AssociatedPressLittleAll-American-1937T.J. Campion, Tackle (1940-42, 1946)•FirstTeam,AssociatedPressLittleAll-American-1942•FirstTeam,AssociatedPressLittleAll-American-1946Joe andrew, guard (1951-52)•SecondTeam,WilliamsonMid-BracketAll-American-1952Ray Porta, Quarterback (1953-54) •FirstTeam,AssociatedPressLittleAll-American-1954huey husser, End (1953-56) •FirstTeam,NAIAAssociatedPressLittleAll-American-1955Don Peroyea, Tackle (1953-56) • SpecialMention,WilliamsonMid-BracketAll-American-1956Frank Bourgeois, halfback (1955-57)•HonorableMention,AssociatedPressLittleAll-American-1957C.J. alexander, halfback (1958-59)• HonorableMention,WilliamsonMid-BracketAll-American-1958• HonorableMention,WilliamsonMid-BracketAll-American-1959• HonorableMention,AssociatedPressAll-American-1959T.C. Calmes, Tackle (1957-60)•SpecialMention,WilliamsonMid-BracketAll-American-1960Wilbur Derrick, halfback (1960-61)•HonorableMention,WilliamsonMid-BracketAll-American-1960•SecondTeam,AcademicAll-American-1961Elbert harris, Quarterback (1958-61)•HonorableMention,WilliamsonMid-BracketAll-American-1960•First-Team,NAIA(defense)All-American-1961•HonorableMention,AssociatedPressAll-American-1961•SpecialMention,WilliamsonMid-BracketAll-American-1961Luther Fortenberry, Tackle (1957-60)•HonorableMention,WilliamsonMid-BracketAll-American-1960Paul alexander, guard/Tackle (1960-61)•HonorableMention,WilliamsonMid-BracketAll-American-1960•HonorableMention,WilliamsonMid-BracketAll-American-1961•HonorableMention,NAIA(defense)All-American-1961Billy Johnson, Center (1960-61)•HonorableMention,AssociatePressAll-American-1961

Jack andre, guard (1960-62)•HonorableMention,WilliamsonMid-BracketAll-American-1961Monty Crook, End (1959-62)•HonorableMention,WilliamsonMid-BracketAll-American-1961•HonorableMention,WilliamsonMid-BracketAll-American-1962Ellis Johnson, halfback (1961-64)•HonorableMention,WilliamsonMid-BracketAll-American-1961Billy Ladner, halfback (1959-61)•FirstTeam,WilliamsonMid-BracketAll-American-1961Ronnie hornsby, Linebacker (1967-70)•FirstTeam,AssociatedPressAll-American-1970alan Klein, Linebacker (1971-74)•FirstTeam,AssociatedPressAll-American-1973•FirstTeam,AssociatedPressAll-American-1974Bret Wright, Punter (1981-83)•FirstTeam,KodakAll-American-1983•SecondTeam,AssociatedPressAll-American-1983scott senner, Punter (1984)•FirstTeam,AssociatedPressAll-American-1984Willie shepherd, nose guard (1982-85)•KodakAll-America,FirstTeam-1985•AssociatedPress,SecondTeam-1984Martin hankins, Quarterback (2003-04)• SecondTeam,DonHansen’sFootballGazette-2004Felton huggins, Wide Receiver (2003-05)•ThirdTeam,AssociatedPress-2004•ThirdTeam,SportsNetwork-2004•ThirdTeam,DonHansen’sFootballGazette-2004•FourthTeam,CollegeSportsReport.com-2004Kenard White, Offensive Lineman (2003-04)•SecondTeam,DonHansen’sFootballGazette-2004Josh Taylor, Tight End (2003-05)•SecondTeam,DonHansen’sFootballGazette-2005Jeff Turner, Placekicker (2006-09)•HonorableMention,SportsNetwork-2007Tommy Connors, Defensive Back (2006-10)•SecondTeam,SportsNetwork-2008•ThirdTeam,AssociatedPress-2008•HonorableMention,CollegeSportingNews-2008

Wilbur Derrick, halfback, 1961Knownasthe“GentlemanHalfback”,DerrickjoinedtheLionsin1960afterastintintheArmyandmadeanimme-diateimpact.HavingtheunenviabletaskofreplacingLionAll-AmericanC.J.AlexanderintheSoutheasternbackfield,DerrickledtheGulfStatesConferenceinrushinginboth1960and1961.Overhistwo-yearstint,Derrickcarriedtheball225timesfor1046yards(20thinschoolhistory)andtheLionswonback-to-backGSCtitles.

Billy Ladner, halfback, 1961LadnerwasamemberoftheLions1960and1961teams,whichwonback-to-backGulfStatesConferencechampion-ships.LadnerearnedAll-Americanhonorsin1961,afterleadingtoGSCinscoring,settingthen-schoolrecordsfortouchdowns(10)andtotalpoints(66).Thehalfbackalsoledtheteaminkickreturnswitha26.3yardaverage,intercept-ed5passeswitha43.2yardinterceptionreturnaverageandearnedAll-GSChonorsin1961.LadnerisrankedsixthinSoutheasternhistoryincareerscoringwith104points.His98-yardinterceptionreturnversusFlorenceStatein1961isthelongestinschoolhistoryandhis95-yardkickoffreturnversusLouisianaTechlaterthatseasonisthesecondlongestinschoolhistory.

Ronnie hornsby, Linebacker, 1970Hornsby,oneofonlytwoLionstohavehisnumberretired(alongwithHoraceBelton),madeanimmediateimpactatSoutheasternafteranoutstandingprepcareerinwhichheledtheStateinrushingyardagehisseniorseasonatGreensburgHighSchool.Asafour-yearstarteratlineback-erfortheLions,Hornsbywasathree-timeall-GulfStatesConferenceselectioninboth1968and‘69andwastheout-standinglinemanintheconferencein1969.Hefinishedhiscareerwithseveninterceptionsandwastheleadingtackleronthesquadeachyear.Heearnedall-Americahonorsfol-lowinghisseniorseasonof1970.

alan Klein, Linebacker, 1973-74Atwo-timeAll-American,Kleinhad132tackles(80solo)inhisseniorseason,helpingtheLionstoa6-4record,itsfirstwinningseasoninnineyears.KleinisoneofsevenplayersinschoolhistorytobenamedAll-Americatwice.

Bret Wright, Punter, 1983WrightearnedrecognitionfrombothKodakandtheAssociatedPressafterthe1983season,finishingtheseasonsecondinthenationinpuntingwitha44.2average,leadingtohiseighthroundselectionbytheNewYorkJetsinthe1984NFLDraft.Wrightfinishedhiscareerwitha42.2average,secondinschoolhistory.

Willie shepherd, nose guard, 1984-85ShepherdearnedKodakFirstTeamAll-AmericaHonorsinhisseniorseason,recording89tackles(69solo),11tacklesforlossandfivesacks.Hewasalsocreditedwithaforcedfumbleandbrokeupthreepasses.In1984,Shepherdmade85tackles(67solo),19tacklesbehindthelineofscrim-mageandsevensacks.Heforcedafumbleandrecoveredtwo.His76-yardinterceptionreturnforatouchdownver-susWesternKentuckywasthefourthlongestinschoolhis-tory.HebecameonlytheseventhplayerinschoolhistorytoearnAll-Americanhonorsmultipletimes.

scott senner, Punter, 1984SennertransferredtoSoutheasternpriortothe1984seasonfromPearlRiverJuniorCollegeandearnedAll-AmericaaccoladesinhisloneseasoninaLionuniform.Heaveraged43.3yardsperpunton63punts,notchingalongof61yards.His1984averageputshimontopoftheLions’careerpuntinglist.

Martin hankins, Quarterback, 2004Hankinswasoneofthetopquarterbacksinthenationinhissophomoreseason.Heledthenationinpassingyards(4,240),completions(357),attempts(540),totaloffense(387.3yardspergame)andtouchdownpasses(35).Asecond-teamselectionbyDonHansen’sFootballGazette,Hankins’yardagetotalwasthe5th-highestinI-AAhistory.Onlythe10thplayerinI-AAhistorytopassformorethan4,000yardsinaseason,Hankinsfinished7thinthevotingforthePaytonAward,awardedannuallytoI-AA’stopplayer.

Felton huggins, Wide Receiver, 2004Hugginswasathird-teamselectionbytheAssociatedPress,theSportsNetworkandDonHansen’sFootballGazetteandafourth-teampickbyCollegeSportsReport.comafterfinishingtheseasonwith84catches,1,313yardsand13touchdowns-allnewschoolrecords.Herankedinthetop5nationallyinreceptions,receivingyardsandtouchdownreceptions.HugginswasnamednationalOffensivePlayeroftheWeekaftereachofthefirsttwoweeksoftheseason,amassing200-plusyardsinwinsoverArkansas-MonticelloandMcNeeseState.

Jeff Turner, Placekicker, 2007TurnerwasahonorablementionselectionbytheSportsNetworkafterconnectingon17of20fieldgoals.AfirstteamAll-SLCandsecondteamAll-Louisianapick,TurnersetaSLCrecordwithsixfieldgoalsatTexasState.

Tommy Connors, Defensive Back, 2008AfirstteamAll-SouthlandConferenceandanAll-Americanselection,ConnorsledSoutheasternandwassecondintheSouthlandConferencewith108tackleswhileleadingtheleaguewithfourinterceptionsin2008.Thethree-timeAll-SouthlandConferencestandoutandformerArchbishopShawproductearnedAll-AmericahonorsbytheAssociatedPress,theSportsNetworkandCollegeSportingNews.Connorspostedfourgameswith10ormoretackles,highlightedbya15-tackleperformanceatnationally-rankedCentralArkansas.

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RayPerkinstoppedthe100-yardrushingmarkeighttimesinhistwoseasonsinaSoutheasternuniform.Herankssixthinschoolhistorywith1,849yardsrushingandhis1,148yardsin2004isthethird-highesttotalinasingle-season.

Rushing RecordsINDIVIDUAL CAREER RUSHING RECORDSRushing Yards1. 3,232 JerryButler 1981-842. 3,222 HoraceBelton 1973-763. 2,776 MackBoatner 1978-814. 2,710 JayLucas 2006-085. 1,857 RogersWilson 1973-766. 1,849 RayPerkins 2003-047. 1,832 TommyBell 1953-578. 1,755 RobertHicks 1977-809. 1,750 TedGlaser 1967-7010. 1,412 GinoMarino 1970-73

Rushing Attempts1. 706 JerryButler 1981-842. 682 HoraceBelton 1973-763. 591 MackBoatner 1978-814. 471 JayLucas 2006-085. 441 TedGlaser 1967-706. 429 RobertHicks 1977-807. 397 DarrellBeard 1969-718. 366 JohnnyWells 1977-809. 365 GinoMarino 1970-7310. 361 MacFaul 1966-69

Rushing TDs1. 31 HoraceBelton 1973-762. 28 JerryButler 1981-843. 25 MackBoatner 1978-814. 22 JayLucas 2006-085. 20 Zeke Jones 2008-116. 15 RayPerkins 2003-04 15 EllisJohnson 1961-648. 14 C.J.Alexander 1958-599. 12 RogersWilson 1973-76 12 CharlesWhitney 1963-66 12 DarrellBeard 1969-71

Average Yards/Rush (minimum �0 attempts)1. 8.08 LarryTroxler(79-638) 1953-542. 7.57 DonMarino(171-1294) 1953-543. 6.22 C.J.Alexander(213-1324) 1958-594. 6.06 CharlesHayes(88-533) 1962-635. 5.79 RussellGautreaux(62-359) 19566. 5.75 JayLucas(471-2710) 2006-087. 5.54 BobbyDugas(78-432) 1955-588. 5.54 RayPerkins(334-1849) 2003-049. 5.47 JerrySchwab(70-383) 1958-6010. 5.39 MarionSalloum(140-754) 1952-53

INDIVIDUAL SEASON RUSHING RECORDSRushing Yards1. 1,239 JayLucas(173-1,239) 20072. 1,168 HoraceBelton(245-1,168) 19753. 1,148 RayPerkins(179-1,148) 20044. 1,092 JerryButler(235-1,092) 19845. 1,061 HoraceBelton(206-1,061) 19746. 1,038 TedGlaser(259-1,038) 19707. 980 JerryButler(228-980) 19838. 902 JerryButler(176-902) 19829. 861 DonMarino(90-861) 195410. 806 MackBoatner(171-806) 1979

Rushing Attempts1. 259 TedGlaser(259-1,038) 19702. 245 HoraceBelton(245-1,168) 19753. 235 JerryButler(235-1,092) 19844. 228 JerryButler(228-980) 19835. 215 DarrellBeard(215-769) 19696. 206 HoraceBelton(206-1,061) 19747. 179 RayPerkins(179-1,148) 20048. 176 JerryButler(176-902) 19829. 175 MackBoatner(175-720) 198110. 173 JayLucas(173-1,239) 2007

Rushing TDs1. 14 HoraceBelton 19742. 12 JayLucas 20073. 11 JerryButler 19844. 10 MackBoatner 1979 10 HoraceBelton 19756. 9 RayPerkins 20047. 8 JerryButler 1983 8 MackBoatner 1981 8 ZekeJones 2010 8 EllisJohnson 1964

Average Yards/Rush (minimum �0 attempts)1. 9.57 DonMarino(90-861) 19542. 7.55 RogersWilson(65-491) 19743. 7.49 TommyBell(67-502) 19544. 7.16 JayLucas(173-1239) 20075. 7.12 C.J.Alexander(105-748) 1959

200-Yard Rushing Games Name Date Opponent Yards (att.) TDMackBoatner 11/8/80 DeltaState 275(19) 2HoraceBelton 11/9/74 DeltaState 267(41) 4JayLucas 10/20/07 CentralArkansas 215(24) 2JerryButler 10/18/84 SouthwestTexas 215(28) 1TedGlaser 11/23/68 NorthwesternState 203(34) 3

�00-Yard Rushing Games Name Date Opponent Yards (att.) TDRayPerkins 11/11/04 TexasCollege 188(21) 3MackBoatner 10/13/79 NorthwesternState 188(31) 3HoraceBelton 10/12/74 TroyState 179(20) 2HoraceBelton 9/25/76 Cameron 177(24) 3C.J.Alexander 10/17/59 FlorenceState 176(19) 2TedGlaser 11/21/70 NorthwesternState 176(34) 2JayLucas 11/17/07 NichollsState 174(25) 2JerryButler 9/11/82 McNeeseState 173(23) 0HarryNunez 11/21/64 NorthwesternState 169(19) 1JeffSenegal 11/16/85 NorthwesternState 169(25) 0JerryButler 10/8/83 TroyState 169(23) 1RayPerkins 10/16/04 Mercyhurst 168(18) 1C.J.Alexander 9/17/59 SouthwesternLa. 168 1CharlieThomas 9/19/81 SouthwestTexas 165(20) 0HoraceBelton 9/27/75 Cameron 164(29) 1HoraceBelton 10/9/76 TroyState 163(23) 2MikeThompson 10/31/70 YoungstownState 162(14) 3JayLucas 10/6/07 StephenF.Austin 158(13) 2HoraceBelton 11/1/75 LouisianaTech 158(29) 1C.J.Alexander 11/21/59 NorthwesternState 157 2TedGlaser 11/14/70 McNeeseState 151(40) 1JayLucas 11/10/07 SamHoustonState 147(16) 1CharlieThomas 9/12/81 SouthwesternLa. 145(21) 1MarionSalloum 11/14/53 McNeeseState 144(11) 0JasperDucksworth 10/10/09 TexasState 143(22) 3CharlieHayes 10/18/63 CorpusChristi 143(9) 1JerryButler 9/24/83 EastTexasState 140(25) 2TedGlaser 10/10/70 PensacolaNavy 140(29) 0RobertHicks 9/27/80 IllinoisState 139(29) 1TomJohnson 9/21/84 MississippiCollege 139(19) 0JayLucas 9/15/07 KentuckyWesleyan 138(9) 2TommyBell 9/22/56 SouthwesternLa. 136(12) 1DarrellBeard 11/8/69 LouisianaTech 135(28) 1MackBoatner 11/15/80 NichollsState 135(25) 1RayPerkins 11/20/04 Gardner-Webb 134(21) 0RobertHicks 9/27/80 IllinoisState 134(29) 1GinoMarino 11/3/73 DeltaState 133(32) 0GregDomiano 10/17/81 Southern 132(30) 0HoraceBelton 9/20/75 Tennessee-Martin 132(23) 2DonMarino 10/30/54 Stetson 131(14) 0MackBoatner 10/13/79 NorthwesternState 131(28) 0DonMarino 9/25/54 SouthwesternLa. 130(14) 0

RogersWilson 10/25/75 NortheastLouisiana 130(15) 3MikeScioneaux 11/17/73 NorthwesternState 130(16) 1JayLucas 11/3/07 TexasState 130(19) 2EllisJohnson 12/21/64 SouthwesternLa. 130(19) 2JerryButler 10/4/84 SamHoustonState 129(15) 0GinoMarino 9/30/72 NichollsState 127(28) 0JayLucas 9/16/06 Jacksonville 125(9) 1WayneDugas 11/23/57 NorthwesternState 123(22) 0HoraceBelton 11/2/74 LouisianaTech 123(23) 1JerryButler 11/3/84 SouthwestMissouri 123(33) 1JerryButler 10/1/83 WesternKentucky 123(28) 0HoraceBelton 9/21/74 Tennessee-Martin 122(14) 3DeanWaguespack 10/15/77 Livingston 122(9) 1CharlieThomas 10/25/80 NortheastLouisiana 121(18) 2MackBoatner 10/24/81 StephenF.Austin 121(29) 2JayLucas 10/18/08 NorthwesternState 120(19) 0RayPerkins 9/27/03 TexasState 120(11) 2GregDomiano 10/3/82 JacksonState 120(22) 0RayPerkins 10/09/04 NorthernColorado 119(15) 0JerryZimmerman 10/15/49 NorthwesternState 118(19) 0JerryButler 11/6/82 Southern 118(19) 1DarrellBeard 9/27/69 Lamar 116(37) 1HerbieWilliams 11/19/77 NorthwesternState 116(25) 1JayLucas 9/30/06 Gardner-Webb 115(20) 1TedGlaser 11/7/70 LouisianaTech 115(26) 1HoraceBelton 9/20/75 Tennessee-Martin 114(17) 0TommyCalandro 11/18/78 NorthwesternState 114(20) 0JerryButler 9/18/82 CentralFlorida 114(24) 1MackBoatner 10/24/81 NortheastLouisiana 114(21) 1WilburDerrick 9/16/61 SouthwesternLa. 112(18) 1GinoMarino 9/23/72 AbileneChristian 112(20) 1JerryButler 10/29/83 JacksonState 111(26) 0MackBoatner 11/11/78 NichollsState 111(26) 0MackBoatner 10/18/80 TexasSouthern 111(14) 1KendallDenmark 10/18/80 TexasSouthern 111(15) 1BillyLadner 9/23/61 EastTexasState 111(7) 1RayPerkins 9/11/04 McNeeseState 110(17) 0WilburDerrick 11/12/60 McNeeseState 110(21) 1CharlieWhitney 10/29/66 PensacolaNavy 110(11) 2RobertHicks 10/8/77 TroyState 110(25) 0DonGriffin 10/23/76 NortheastLouisiana 109(15) 1JerryButler 9/29/84 WesternKentucky 109(11) 2SamFairley 9/11/10 Tennessee-Martin 108(15) 1ZekeJones 9/11/10 Tennessee-Martin 108(17) 1MackBoatner 10/12/78 NortheastLouisiana 108(18) 0RayPerkins 10/18/03 WebberInternational 107(9) 0TommyBell 10/31/53 NorthwesternState 107(21) 0HarryNunez 10/9/65 Samford 107(23) 0BrettBrian 10/1/83 WesternKentucky 107(11) 0C.J.Alexander 11/29/58 Tampa 107(18) 1ClellRosetti 11/26/68 McNeeseState 107(18) 0LouisCarliste 11/20/54 NorthwesternState 107 1ZekeJones 9/10/09 UnionCollege 106(13) 2JerryButler 10/24/81 NortheastLouisiana 106(22) 1C.J.Alexander 11/29/58 Tampa 106(17) 1MackBoatner 9/15/79 MurrayState 106(11) 2LynnDay 10/28/67 PensacolaNavy 105(18) 0SamFairley 11/18/10 NichollsState 105(14) 0MickeyCatalanotta 9/17/55 NortheastLouisiana 105(10) 0HoraceBelton 11/15/75 NichollsState 105(30) 0


Rushing Records

Don Marino rushed for a thenschool-record 861 yards in 1954whileaveragingnearly10yardspercarryfortheundefeatedLions.

Jay Lucas is one of four playersin school history to record10ormore100-yardgames.

Year Player att Yards Long TD avg/a avg/g1949 MiltonLavigne 127 506 - 7 4.0 56.21950 RidleyBoudreaux 119 407 - 1 3.4 40.71951 EdWelch 107 504 - 4 4.7 50.41952 EdWelch 126 669 - 5 5.3 74.31953 TommyBell 118 569 - - 4.8 63.21954 DonMarino 90 861 - - 9.6 95.71955 PeteMorere 69 319 - 2 4.6 31.91956 RussellGautreaux 62 359 - 2 5.8 39.91957 FrankBourgeois 89 478 87 2 5.4 53.11958 C.J.Alexander 108 576 24 7 5.3 64.01959 C.J.Alexander 105 748 88 7 7.1 83.11960 WilburDerrick 109 465 - 4 4.3 46.51961 WilburDerrick 116 581 53 3 5.0 58.11962 EllisJohnson 57 323 - 2 5.7 40.41963 CharlesHayes 53 354 - 2 6.7 39.31964 EllisJohnson 80 531 - 8 6.6 59.01965 HarryNunez 129 426 - 2 3.3 47.31966 CharlesWhitney 99 454 65 6 4.6 50.41967 MacFaul 106 448 41 2 4.2 49.81968 TedGlaser 162 643 41 2 4.0 64.31969 DarrellBeard 215 769 59 6 3.6 76.91970 TedGlaser 259 1,038 - 7 4.0 103.81971 DonShort 101 386 30 2 3.8 35.11972 GinoMarino 122 428 34 1 3.5 42.81973 GinoMarino 124 521 22 1 4.2 52.11974 HoraceBelton 206 1,061 75 14 5.2 106.11975 HoraceBelton 245 1,168 50 10 4.8 106.21976 RogersWilson 166 746 23 5 4.5 67.8

Year Player att Yards Long TD avg/a avg/g1977 HerbieWilliams 151 594 26 5 3.9 66.01978 TommyCalandro 140 506 21 3 3.6 46.01979 MackBoatner 171 806 43 10 4.7 80.61980 MackBoatner 126 767 90 6 6.1 76.71981 MackBoatner 175 720 19 8 4.1 65.51982 JerryButler 176 902 59 7 5.1 82.01983 JerryButler 228 980 80 8 4.3 89.11984 JerryButler 235 1,092 70 11 4.6 99.31985 JeffSinegal 119 481 65 1 4.0 48.12003 RayPerkins 155 701 85 6 4.5 58.42004 RayPerkins 179 1,148 72 9 6.4 104.42005 TreyWillie 133 449 61 2 3.4 44.92006 JayLucas 134 684 42 6 5.1 62.22007 JayLucas 173 1,239 80 12 7.2 112.62008 JayLucas 164 787 58 4 4.8 65.62009 JasperDucksworth 130 609 56 5 4.7 60.92010 SamFairley 145 579 33 1 4.0 52.62011 SamFairley 112 396 26 3 3.5 44.0

YEARLY RUSHING LEADERS (since �9�9)

horace Belton became one of two Southeastern football players in school history to have his number retired. Beltonfinishedhiscareerin1976astheall-timeleadingrusherinthestateofLouisiana.His11100-yardgamesinschoolhistoryistiedforsecondwithformergreatMackBoatner.

Mack Boatner recorded11100-yard games in his career from1976-80.His275-yardperformanceagainst Delta State in 1980 is themostbyaLioninasingle-game.

SteveSifton 9/29/84 WesternKentucky 104(28) 0EdWelch 11/9/57 LouisianaTech 104(7) 1MackBoatner 11/11/78 NichollsState 104(18) 0FrankieBourgois 11/9/57 LouisianaTech 104(7) 1RayPerkins 11/6/04 Jacksonville 103(12) 1ClellRosetti 11/15/69 McNeeseState 103(20) 0HoraceBelton 9/14/74 NorthAlabama 103(24) 2TedGlaser 11/26/68 McNeeseState 102(25) 1RobertHicks 9/8/79 McNeeseState 102(24) 1JerryButler 10/16/82 TexasSouthern 102(15) 2GregDomiano 11/7/81 Southern 101(22) 1JayLucas 11/8/08 TexasState 100(12) 0CharlieThomas 10/18/80 TexasSouthern 100(15) 2

Most �00-Yard Rushing Games 1. JerryButler(1981-84) 132. MackBoatner(1978-81) 11 HoraceBelton(1973-76) 114. JayLucas(2006-08) 105. RayPerkins(2003-04) 86. TedGlaser(1967-70) 67. C.J.Alexander(1958-59) 58. CharlieThomas(1978-81) 4 RobertHicks(1977-80) 410. GinoMarino(1970-73) 3

The Longest Runs90, MackBoatner(vs.DeltaState) Nov.8,198088, C.J.Alexander(vs.SouthwesternLa.) Sept.18,195987, FrankieBourgeois(vs.LouisianaTech) Nov.9,195787 RogersWilson(atJacksonvilleState) Oct.5,197485 RayPerkins(atTexasState) Sept.27,200380 JerryButler(atTroyState) Oct.8,198380 JayLucas(vs.KentuckyWesleyan) Sept.15,200778 DeanWaguespack(vs.Livingston) Oct.15,197778 JayLucas(vs.StephenF.Austin) Oct.6,200776 TommyBell(vs.SouthwesternLa.) Sept.21,195776 CharlieHayes(atNortheastLouisiana) Oct.26,1963

TEAM RUSHING RECORDSYards (Single-Season)1. 2,985(424-2985) 19542. 2,761(564-2761) 19743. 2,437(543-2437) 19804. 2,429(558-2429) 19615. 2,412(594-2412) 1975

Attempts (Single-Season)1. 594(594-2412) 19752. 592(592-2171) 19793. 591(591-1806) 19784. 586(586-2388) 19765. 583(583-2134) 1970

Most Rushing TDs (Single-Season)1. 26 1974 26 19603. 24 19804. 22 19615. 21 2011 21 1976

Yards (Single-Game - since 200�)1. 294 CentralArkansas Oct.20,2007(40carries)2. 270 SavannahState Sept.10,2011(53carries)3. 247 UTMartin Sept.11,2010(40carries)4. 245 KentuckyWesleyan Sept.15,2007(31carries)5. 236 NichollsState Nov.17,2007(44carries)

Attempts (Single-Game - since 200�)1. 53 SavannahState Sept.10,20112. 44 NichollsState Nov.17,2007 44 atTulane Sept.3,20114. 42 TexasState Nov.8,2008 42 atMississippiValley Nov.19,2005 42 SamHoustonState Oct.17,2009

Most Rushing TDs (Single-Game - since 200�)1. 6, SavannahState Sept.10,20112. 5 TexasState Oct.22,20113. 4 atStephenF.Austin Oct.29,2005 4 atTulane Sept.3,2011


INDIVIDUAL CAREER PASSING RECORDSPass Attempts1. 1,132 MartinHankins(710-1132-31) 2003-042. 1,083 BrianBabin(670-1083-21) 2005-093. 595 CharlieHebert(264-595-49) 1982-844. 584 Brian Young (332-584-22) 2010-5. 437 DanBrewer(181-437-33) 1967-686. 429 TreyWillie(260-429-10) 2003-057. 370 TylerBeatty(188-370-10) 2008-108. 346 JohnnyWells(164-346-16) 1977-809. 299 DonGriffin(124-299-20) 1975-7610. 288 MarkVarisco(118-288-24) 1970-72

Pass Completions1. 710 MartinHankins(710-1132-31) 2003-042. 670 BrianBabin(670-1083-21) 2005-093. 332 Brian Young (332-584-22) 2010-4. 264 CharlieHebert(264-595-49) 1982-845. 260 TreyWillie(260-429-10) 2003-056. 188 TylerBeatty(188-370-10) 2008-107. 181 DanBrewer(181-437-33) 1967-688. 164 JohnnyWells(164-346-16) 1977-809. 156 SethBabin(156-256-7) 2003-0610. 124 DonGriffin(124-299-20) 1975-76

Passing Yards1. 7,777 MartinHankins(710-1132-31) 2003-042. 7,405 BrianBabin(670-1083-21) 2005-093. 3,867 Brian Young (332-584-22) 2010-4. 3,673 CharlieHebert(264-595-49) 1982-845. 2,950 TreyWillie(260-429-10) 2003-056. 2,328 TylerBeatty(188-370-10) 2008-107. 2,203 DanBrewer(181-437-33) 1967-688. 2,201 JohnnyWells(164-346-16) 1977-809. 2,193 DonGriffin(124-299-20) 1975-7610. 1,707 RobbieMahfouz(118-211-12) 1981

Passing TDs1. 65 MartinHankins 2003-042. 62 BrianBabin 2005-093. 25 TreyWillie 2003-054. 24 RayPorta 1953-545. 21 JohnnyWells 1977-806. 19 Brian Young 2010-7. 18 TylerBeatty 2008-108. 17 DonGriffin 1975-76 17 DickieCothern 1962-6410. 16 DanBrewer 1967-68

Passes Had Intercepted1. 49 CharlieHebert 1982-842. 33 DanBrewer 1967-683. 31 MartinHankins 2003-044. 24 MarkVarisco 1970-725. 22 Brian Young (332-584-22) 2010-6. 21 BrianBabin(670-1083-21) 2005-09 21 GeneEstapa(113-254-21) 1972-738. 20 DonGriffin(124-299-20) 1975-769. 17 JeffPanks(67-144-17) 1967-7010. 16 JohnnyWells(164-346-16) 1977-80 16 BobbyCotten(99-209-16) 1965-66

Pass Completion Pct. (minimum �0 attempts)1. 66.9 BradSchlosser(115-172-4) 2006-072. 62.7 MartinHankins(710-1132-31) 2003-043. 61.9 BrianBabin(670-1083-21) 2005-094. 60.9 SethBabin(156-256-7) 2003,05-065. 60.6 TreyWillie(260-429-10) 2003-056. 56.8 Brian Young (332-584-22) 2010-7. 56.2 GeneSimmons(50-89-8) 19498. 55.9 RobbieMahfouz(118-211-12) 19819. 50.8 TylerBeatty(188-370-10) 2008-1010. 48.3 nathan stanley (28-58-6) 2011-

Pass Efficiency (minimum �0 attempts)1. 138.4 RayPorta(97-209-9) 1953-542. 134.3 BrianBabin(670-1083-21) 2005-093. 133.9 MartinHankins(710-1132-31) 2003-044. 132.9 TreyWillie(260-429-10) 2003-055. 131.3 RobbieMahfouz(118-211-12) 19816. 121.1 BradSchlosser(115-172-4) 2006-077. 115.7 Brian Young (332-584-22) 2010-118. 114.9 LesterSmith(54-112-14) 1964-659. 114.3 TylerBeatty(188-370-10) 2008-1010. 112.2 GeneSimmons(50-89-8) 1949

INDIVIDUAL SEASON PASSING RECORDSPass Attempts1. 592* MartinHankins(353-592-19) 20032. 540 MartinHankins(357-540-12) 20043. 419 Brian Young (246-419-15) 20114. 412 BrianBabin(257-412-7) 20085. 404 TreyWillie(241-404-10) 20056. 354 BrianBabin(220-354-8) 20097. 315 BrianBabin(191-315-6) 20078. 268 TylerBeatty(137-268-8) 20109. 260 JohnGregory(98-260-10) 198510. 241 DanBrewer(103-241-16) 1967

Pass Completions1. 357 MartinHankins(357-540-12) 20042. 353* MartinHankins(353-592-19) 20033. 257 BrianBabin(257-412-7) 20084. 246 Brian Young (246-419-15) 20115. 241 TreyWillie(241-404-10) 20056. 220 BrianBabin(220-354-8) 20097. 191 BrianBabin(191-315-6) 20078. 138 SethBabin(138-225-6) 20069. 137 TylerBeatty(137-268-8) 201010. 118 RobbieMahfouz(118-211-12) 1981

Passing Yards1. 4,240 MartinHankins(357-540-12) 20042. 3,537* MartinHankins(353-592-19) 20033. 2,855 Brian Young (246-419-15) 20114. 2,806 BrianBabin(257-412-7) 20085. 2,777 TreyWillie(241-404-10) 20056. 2,602 BrianBabin(220-354-8) 20097. 1,996 BrianBabin(191-315-6) 20078. 1,738 TylerBeatty(137-268-8) 20109. 1,707 RobbieMahfouz(118-211-12) 198110. 1,350 DanBrewer(103-241-16) 1967

Passing TDs1. 35 MartinHankins 20042. 30 MartinHankins 20033. 25 BrianBabin 2009 25 BrianBabin 20085. 22 TreyWillie 20056. 15 RayPorta 1954 15 Brian Young 20118. 14 TylerBeatty 20109. 12 BrianBabin 2007 12 RobbieMahfouz 1981

Passes Had Intercepted1. 23 CharlieHebert(88-206-23) 19832. 20 GeneEstapa(105-230-20) 19723. 19 MartinHankins(353-592-19) 20034. 17 DanBrewer(78-196-17) 19685. 16 DanBrewer(103-241-16) 19676. 15 Brian Young (246-419-15) 20117. 14 CharlieHebert(84-183-14) 19848. 13 MarkVarisco(56-144-13) 1971 13 BobbyCotten(79-170-13) 1966 13 LesterSmith(51-104-13) 1965

Pass Completion Pct. (minimum �0 attempts)1. 66.7 BraddSchlosser(108-162-3) 20062. 66.1 MartinHankins(357-540-12) 20043. 62.4 BrianBabin(257-412-7) 20084. 62.1 BrianBabin(220-354-8) 20095. 61.3 SethBabin(138-225-6) 20066. 60.6 BrianBabin(191-315-6) 20077. 59.7 TreyWillie(241-404-10) 20058. 59.6 MartinHankins(353-592-19) 20039. 58.7 Brian Young (246-419-15) 201110. 56.2 GeneSimmons(50-89-8) 1949

Pass Efficiency (minimum �0 attempts)1. 159.1 RayPorta(50-102-4) 19542. 149.0 MartinHankins(357-540-12) 20043. 148.6 JohnnyWells(51-95-4) 19804. 142.7 BrianBabin(220-354-8) 20095. 141.8 DickieCothern(35-63-4) 19626. 136.2 BrianBabin(257-412-7) 20087. 131.3 RobbieMahfouz(118-211-12) 19818. 130.4 TreyWillie(241-404-10) 20059. 122.6 BrianBabin(191-315-6) 200710. 120.6 BrianYoung(246-419-15) 2011*-NCAAFreshmanRecord

�00-Yard Passing GamesName Date Opponent Yds (A/C/I) TDMartinHankins 9/2/04 Arkansas-Monticello 588(41/30/0) 4

�00-Yard Passing GamesName Date Opponent Yds (A/C/I) TDMartinHankins 11/6/04 Jacksonville 484(61/50/0) 4MartinHankins 11/20/04 Gardner-Webb 445(60/38/3) 4MartinHankins 9/11/04 McNeeseState 439(54/38/0) 5MartinHankins 10/16/04 Mercyhurst 431(50/33/1) 5MartinHankins 11/8/03 Jacksonville 412(57/42/0) 3BrianYoung 10/29/11 CentralArkansas 409(47/31/4) 3TreyWillie 11/12/05 NichollsState 403(57/38/1) 3MartinHankins 9/13/03 HendersonState 402(52/37/3) 3

�00-Yard Passing Games Name Date Opponent Yds (A/C/I) TDBrianBabin 11/19/09 NichollsState 382(46/27/2) 3BrianBabin 9/5/09 TexasA&M-Commerce 379(55/37/0) 3MartinHankins 10/30/04 AlcornState 374(54/31/3) 3TylerBeatty 10/9/10 TexasState 368(40/27/0) 5MartinHankins 10/2/04 MississippiValley 368(49/30/0) 2MartinHankins 10/18/03 WebberInternational 363(50/32/0) 6MartinHankins 11/15/03 PrairieViewA&M 356(44/35/1) 4BrianYoung 10/15/11 NorthwesternState 355(47/27/4) 2BobbyCotton 10/29/66 PensacolaNavy 351(23/17/0) 1BrianYoung 10/22/11 TexasState 349(44/26/0) 0JohnGregory 9/13/85 CentralFlorida 340(56/22/0) 3MartinHankins 11/11/04 TexasCollege 332(35/27/0) 4MartinHankins 9/4/03 Lambuth 332(47/22/1) 2BrianBabin 9/13/08 SouthDakota 330(44/27/0) 2SethBabin 11/11/06 Gardner-Webb 325(63/34/0) 2BrianBabin 9/20/08 LouisianaTech 322(59/32/0) 0RobbieMahfouz 10/31/81 NorthwesternState 322(24/17/1) 3TylerBeatty 11/18/10 NichollsState 321(43/19/0) 1MartinHankins 9/18/04 TexasState 319(56/31/2) 1MartinHankins 10/25/03 St.Mary’s(Calif.) 315(49/31/3) 3TreyWillie 10/29/05 StephenF.Austin 308(25/17/0) 2KevinDarouse 11/23/85 NichollsState 306(42/25/2) 0

Brian Babin finishedsecondintheSoutheasterncareerpassingrecordsinyards(7,405),attempts(1,083),comple-tions(670),touchdownpasses(62)andpassingefficency(134.3).

Passing Records


MartinHankins 11/1/03 AlcornState 304(55/34/2) 3BrianYoung 9/18/10 Lamar 301(35/24/1) 1TreyWillie 10/22/05 McNeeseState 300(37/21/0) 2

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME RECORDSMost Passes Attempted (since 200�)1. 63,SethBabinvs.SamHoustonState Nov.11,20062. 61,MartinHankinsatJacksonville Nov.6,20043. 60,MartinHankinsatGardner-Webb Nov.20,20044. 59,BrianBabinatLouisianaTech Sept.20,20085. 57,MartinHankinsvs.Jacksonville Nov.8,2003 57,TreyWillievs.NichollsState Nov.12,20057. 56,MartinHankinsatTexasState Sept.18,20048. 55,BrianBabinvs.TexasA&M-Commerce Sept.5,2009 55,MartinHankinsatAlcornState Nov.1,200310. 54,MartinHankinsvs.AlcornState Oct.30,2004 54,MartinHankinsatMcNeeseState Sept.11,2004 54,TreyWillievs.Tulane Oct.1,2005

Most Passes Completed (since 200�)1. 50,MartinHankinsatJacksonville Nov.6,20042. 42,MartinHankinsvs.Jacksonville Nov.8,20033. 38,MartinHankinsatGardner-Webb Nov.20,2004 38,MartinHankinsatMcNeeseState Sept.11,2004 38,TreyWillievs.NichollsState Nov.12,2005 38,TreyWillievs.Tulane Oct.1,20057. 37,BrianBabinvs.TexasA&M-Commerce Sept.5,2009 37,MartinHankinsatHendersonState Sept.13,20039. 35,MartinHankinsvs.PrairieViewA&M Nov.15,200310. 34,SethBabinvs.SamHoustonState Nov.11,2006 34,MartinHankinsatAlcornState Nov.1,2003

Most Touchdown Passes (since 200�)1. 6,MartinHankinsvs.WebberInternational Oct.18,20032. 5,BrianBabinvs.UnionCollege Sept.10,2009 5,BrianBabinvs.KentuckyWesleyan Sept.15,2007 5,TylerBeattyvs.TexasState Oct.9,2010 5,MartinHankinsvs.Mercyhurst Oct.16,2004 5,MartinHankinsatMcNeeseState Sept.11,2004

TEAM PASSING RECORDSAttempts (Single-Season)1. 621(373-621-20) 20032. 576(383-576-13) 20043. 481(275-481-21) 20114. 450(276-450-8) 20085. 444(266-444-10) 2009

Completions (Single-Season)1. 383(383-576-13) 20042. 373(373-621-20) 20033. 276(276-450-8) 20084. 275(275-481-21) 20115. 266(266-444-10) 2009

Yards (Single-Season)1. 4488(383-576-13) 20042. 3788(373-621-20) 20033. 3170(275-481-21) 20114. 3112(266-444-10) 20095. 3087(276-450-8) 2008

Most Passing TDs (Single-Season)1. 38 20042. 32 20033. 30 20094. 29 20085. 22 2005

Had Intercepted (Single-Season)1. 25(96-220-25) 19832. 22(125-280-22) 1972 22(87-221-22) 19684. 21(275-481-21) 20115. 20(69-162-20) 1969 20(373-621-20) 2003

Completion Percentage (Single-Season)1. 66.5(383-576-13) 20042. 63.8(250-392-10) 20063. 61.3(276-450-8) 20084. 60.1(373-621-20) 20035. 59.9(266-444-10) 2009

Pass Efficiency (Single-Season)1. 149.2(383-576-13) 20042. 148.9(57-104-5) 19803. 148.8(57-125-5) 19544. 139.4(32-78-4) 19615. 136.7(276-450-8) 2008

Most Passes Attempted (Single-Game)1. 72 atJacksonville Nov.6,20042. 65 SamHoustonState Nov.11,20063. 60 atGardner-Webb Nov.20,2004 60 atNorthwesternState Oct.11,2003 60 atLouisianaTech Sept.20,20086. 57 Jacksonville Nov.8,2003 57 NichollsState Nov.12,2005 57 Mercyhurst Oct.16,20049. 56 atAlcornState Nov.1,2003 56 SamHoustonState Nov.5,2011 56 atTexasState Sept.18,2004

Most Passes Completed (Single-Game)1. 59 atJacksonville Nov.6,20042. 42 Jacksonville Nov.8,20033. 40 PrairieViewA&M Nov.15,2003 40 Mercyhurst Oct.16,20045. 38 NichollsState Nov.12,2005 38 atGardner-Webb Nov.20,2004 38 vs.Tulane Oct.1,2005 38 atMcNeeseState Sept.11,20049. 37 TexasA&M-Commerce Sept.5,2009 37 atHendersonState Sept.13,2003

Highest Percentage Completed (�0 passes)1. 87.5 KentuckyWesleyan Sept.15,2007(21-24)2. 81.9 atJacksonville Nov.6,2004(59-72)3. 80.0 UnionCollege Sept.10,2009(24-30)4. 78.9 atNichollsState Nov.22,2008(30-38)5. 78.4 PrairieViewA&M Nov.15,2003(40-51)6. 76.2 atStephenF.Austin Nov.12,2011(32-42)7. 75.0 atTexasState Oct.21,2006(30-40) 75.0 Gardner-Webb Sept.30,2006(33-44)9. 73.7 Jacksonville Nov.8,2003(42-57)10. 73.5 SamHoustonState Sept.25,2004(36-49)

Most Passing Yards (Single-Game)1. 588 Arkansas-Monticello Sept.2,20042. 551 atJacksonville Nov.6,20043. 499 Mercyhurst Oct.16,20044. 445 atGardner-Webb Nov.20,20045. 439 atMcNeeseState Sept.11,20046. 412 Jacksonville Nov.8,2003 412 WebberInternational Oct.18,20038. 409 atCentralArkansas Oct.29,20119. 403 NichollsState Nov.12,200510. 402 atHendersonState Sept.13,2003

Most Touchdown Passes (Single-Game)1. 7 WebberInternational Oct.18,20032. 6 Mercyhurst Oct.16,2004 6 UnionCollege Sept.10,2009 6 KentuckyWesleyan Sept.15,20075. 5 atJacksonville Nov.6,2004 5 PrairieViewA&M Nov.15,2003 5 TexasState Oct.9,2010 5 atMcNeeseState Sept.11,2004

Most Passes Had Intercepted (since 200�)1. 6 atNorthwesternState Oct.11,20032. 4 atNorthwesternState Oct.15,2011 4 atCentralArkansas Oct.29,2011

Consecutive Passes Completed (Single-Game)21 MartinHankins atJacksonville Nov.6,2004

The Longest Pass Completions95 BrianYoungtoSimmieYarbrough(atSamHoustonState) Oct.16,201092 JohnnyWellstoAndreLennix(vs.DeltaState) Nov.4,197890 JohnGregorytoClarenceAmbrose(vs.NortheastLouisiana) Oct.19,198580 CharlieHeberttoRayBrown(vs.UCF) Sept.17,198380 MartinHankinstoJoshTaylor(vs.NorthernColorado) Oct.9,200478 MartinHankinstoFeltonHuggins(vs.Arkansas-Monticello) Sept.2,200478 LesterSmithtoTommyArbour(vs.NorthwesternState) Nov.20,196573 ElbertHarristoOscarLofton(atTampa) Oct.31,195972 ElbertHarristoChuckBerg(atFlorenceState) Oct.17,195972 BrianBabintoByronRoss(atNorthwesternState) Oct.13,2007

Passing Records

Year Player C-a-I Yards Long TD avg/C avg/g1949 GeneSimmons 50-89-8 784 - - 8.8 78.41950 GaryHolcomb 22-59-3 298 - - 5.1 29.81951 GaryHolcomb 22-76-5 227 - - 3.0 22.71952 JoeJohnson 24-50-9 203 - 4 4.1 22.61953 RayPorta 47-107-5 716 - 9 6.7 79.61954 RayPorta 50-102-4 843 - 15 8.3 93.71955 WinCrawford 13-20-2 171 - - 8.6 17.11956 CliffStringfield 27-58-5 426 - - 7.3 47.31957 BillHawkins 21-55-2 222 - - 4.0 24.71958 LarryTopham 25-68-2 414 - - 6.1 46.01959 ElbertHarris 18-55-4 399 73 - 7.3 44.31960 ElbertHarris 24-62-3 338 - 2 5.5 33.81961 ElbertHarris 20-49-1 406 66 5 8.3 40.61962 DickieCothern 35-63-4 467 - 7 7.4 51.91963 DickieCothern 47-105-6 515 - 6 4.9 57.21964 DickieCothern 36-91-4 364 - 4 4.0 40.41965 LesterSmith 51-104-13 911 78 7 8.8 101.21966 BobbyCotten 79-170-13 1,023 48 6 6.0 113.71967 DanBrewer 103-241-16 1,350 47 10 5.6 150.01968 DanBrewer 78-196-17 853 53 6 4.4 85.31969 ClellRosetti 46-111-12 591 56 2 5.3 59.11970 MarkVarisco 50-112-10 483 30 3 4.3 60.41971 MarkVarisco 56-144-13 569 29 1 4.0 51.71972 GeneEstapa 105-230-20 1,137 54 6 4.9 103.41973 JayLang 60-121-4 719 - 2 5.9 71.91974 JayDaniel 30-85-8 372 - 1 4.4 37.21975 DonGriffin 59-149-12 1,034 78 9 6.9 94.0

Year Player C-a-I Yards Long TD avg/C avg/g1976 DonGriffin 65-150-8 1,159 68 8 7.7 105.41977 DeanWaguespack48-117-4 756 - 4 6.5 75.61978 JohnnyWells 64-130-5 877 92 6 6.7 79.71979 JohnnyWells 49-121-7 588 55 4 4.9 53.51980 JohnnyWells 51-95-4 736 42 11 7.7 73.61981 RobbieMahfouz118-211-12 1,707 59 12 8.1 155.21982 CharlieHebert 92-206-12 1,181 - 7 5.7 107.41983 CharlieHebert 88-206-23 1,292 80 5 6.3 117.51984 CharlieHebert 84-183-14 1,200 - 3 6.6 120.01985 JohnGregory 98-260-10 1,316 90 10 5.1 164.52003 MartinHankins 353-592-19 3,537 60 30 6.0 294.82004 MartinHankins 357-540-12 4,240 80 35 7.9 385.52005 TreyWillie 241-404-10 2,777 62 22 6.9 277.72006 SethBabin 138-225-6 1,117 44 8 5.0 111.72007 BrianBabin 191-315-6 1,996 72 12 6.3 181.52008 BrianBabin 257-412-7 2,806 64 25 6.8 255.12009 BrianBabin 220-354-8 2,602 57 25 7.4 260.22010 TylerBeatty 137-268-8 1,738 54 14 6.5 193.12011 BrianYoung 246-419-15 2,855 64 15 6.8 259.5

YEARLY PASSING LEADERS (since �9�9)

Brian Young

Robbie Mahfouz Martin hankins


INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECEIVING RECORDSPass Reception Yards1. 2,780 SimmieYarborough(229-2780) 2008-112. 2,345 FeltonHuggins(162-2345) 2003-053. 2,072 KoryTheodore(143-2072) 2007-114. 1,994 DuaneFloyd(145-1994) 1965-685. 1,767 JoshTaylor(141-1767) 2003-056. 1,654 DavidPatterson(80-1654) 1979-827. 1,621 BrandonCollins(117-1621) 2010-118. 1,578 HutchGonzales(135-1578) 2003-059. 1,429 MerrickLanaux(107-1429) 2005-0910. 1,279 JayLucas(146-1279) 2006-08

Pass Receptions1. 229 SimmieYarborough(229-2780) 2008-112. 162 FeltonHuggins(162-2345) 2003-053. 146 JayLucas(146-1279) 2006-084. 145 DuaneFloyd(145-1994) 1965-685. 143 KoryTheodore(143-2072) 2007-116. 141 JoshTaylor(141-1767) 2003-057. 135 HutchGonzales(135-1578) 2003-058. 117 BrandonCollins(117-1621) 2010-119. 110 AndreCryer(110-1140) 2007-1010. 107 MerrickLanaux(107-1429) 2005-09

Pass Reception TDs1. 30 SimmieYarborough 2008-112. 22 FeltonHuggins 2003-053. 17 DavidPatterson 1979-824. 15 ChrisWilson 2008-09 15 HueyHusser 1953-56 15 JeffreyHoward 2003-047. 13 KoryTheodore 2007-11 13 DuaneFloyd 1965-689. 12 OrlandoGusman 1974-7610. 11 MerrickLanaux 2005-09 11 HutchGonzales 2003-05

Average Yards/Catch (minimum 20 receptions)1. 21.30 ChrisHayes(27-575) 1975-772. 20.67 DavidPatterson(80-1654) 1979-823. 19.16 OrlandoGusman(61-1169) 1974-764. 17.52 LeslieJackson(54-946) 1977-815. 16.30 SonnyFletcher(23-375) 1968-696. 15.86 HardyAnderson(29-460) 1982-847. 15.77 ChrisCeasar(30-473) 1982-858. 15.72 RayBrown(39-613) 1983-849. 14.95 JamesMcCall(21-314) 1961-6310. 14.90 ChrisWilson(83-1237) 2008-09

INDIVIDUAL SEASON RECEIVING RECORDSPass Reception Yards1. 1,313 FeltonHuggins(84-1313) 20042. 875 BrandonCollins(56-875) 20103. 803 SimmieYarborough(57-803) 20094. 778 SimmieYarborough(61-778) 20115. 746 BrandonCollins(61-746) 20116. 743 KoryTheodore(60-743) 20117. 740 ChrisWilson(51-740) 20088. 709 SimmieYarborough(60-709) 20109. 689 DavidPatterson(35-689) 198110. 664 OrlandoGusman(31-664) 1975

Pass Receptions1. 84 FeltonHuggins(84-1313) 20042. 61 SimmieYarborough(61-778) 2011 61 BrandonCollins(61-746) 2011 61 JoshTaylor(61-601) 20035. 60 KoryTheodore(60-743) 2011 60 SimmieYarborough(60-709) 20107. 58 JayLucas(58-557) 20088. 57 SimmieYarborough(57-803) 20099. 56 BrandonCollins(56-875) 201010. 51 ChrisWilson(51-740) 2008 51 SimmieYarborough(51-490) 2008 51 JayLucas(51-485) 2007

Pass Reception TDs1. 13 FeltonHuggins 20042. 12 SimmieYarborough 20093. 9 JeffreyHoward 2003 9 SimmieYarborough 20105. 8 ChrisWilson 20086. 7 ChrisWilson 2009 7 DavidPatterson 1981 7 OrlandoGusman 1975

9. 6 JeffreyHoward 2004 6 DavidPatterson 1980 6 AndreCryer 2008 6 SimmieYarborough 2008 6 HutchGonzales 2005

Average Yards/Catch (minimum �� receptions)1. 24.25 DavidPatterson(20-485) 19822. 21.42 OrlandoGusman(31-664) 19753. 19.70 LeslieJackson(23-453) 19814. 19.69 DavidPatterson(35-689) 19815. 19.44 ChrisHayes(16-311) 1976

6. 18.29 KoryTheodore(34-622) 20107. 18.13 WyattHarris(15-272) 19858. 18.05 MerrickLanaux(19-343) 20059. 17.94 RayBrown(16-287) 198310. 17.71 BobbyHill(21-372) 1974

200-Yard Receiving Games Name Date Opponent Yards (rec.) TDFeltonHuggins 9/2/04 Arkansas-Monticello 266(11) 2FeltonHuggins 9/11/04 McNeeseState 235(13) 2DavidPatterson 10/31/81 NorthwesternState 234(9) 2

simmie Yarborough finishedhiscareerin2011asSoutheastern’sall-timeleaderinpassreceptions(229),yards(2,780)andreceiv-ingTDs(30).TheAll-AmericaproductfinishedastheSouthlandConferenceall-timeleaderinreceptionsandTDs.

Felton huggins holdstheSoutheasternsingle-seasonrecordsforpassreceptions(84),yards(1,313)andTDs(13).Herecordedthetoptwosingle-gamemarksinreceivingyardsinconsecutivegamestoopenthe2004season,includinga13-catch,235-yardper-formanceatnationally-rankedMcNeeseStateonSept.11,2004.

Receiving Records


�00-Yard Receiving Games Name Date Opponent Yards (rec.) TDFeltonHuggins 10/16/04 Mercyhurst 195(13) 3DavidPatterson 10/24/81 NortheastLouisiana 171(7) 3KoryTheodore 9/18/10 Lamar 164(7) 1BrandonCollins 10/30/10 CentralArkansas 164(6) 2ChrisWilson 10/31/09 CentralArkansas 163(6) 2JoshTaylor 11/12/05 NichollsState 160(9) 2FeltonHuggins 11/20/04 Gardner-Webb 157(10) 1HutchGonzales 10./29/05 StephenF.Austin 155(7) 0SimmieYarborough 10/17/09 SamHoustonState 151(8) 3BrandonCollins 10/29/11 CentralArkansas 140(11) 0BrandonCollins 11/18/10 NichollsState 140(10) 0AndreCryer 9/20/08 LouisianaTech 138(7) 1DuaneFloyd 11/25/65 AppalachianState 134(6) 2DavidPatterson 9/18/82 CentralFlorida 133(6) 1FeltonHuggins 10/2/04 MississippiValley 131(8) 0SimmieYarborough 10/16/10 SamHoustonState 130(5) 1SimmieYarborough 9/5/09 TexasA&M-Commerce 129(13) 2ByronRoss 10/27/07 McNeeseState 129(8) 2ChrisCeaser 3/13/85 CentralFlorida 129(6) 1CrawfordKilpatrick11/11/06 SamHoustonState 128(11) 1SimmieYarborough 10/29/11 CentralArkansas 126(6) 1ChrisWilson 10/4/08 StephenF.Austin 121(5) 2SimmieYarborough 10/10/09 TexasState 120(7) 2DuaneFloyd 9/23/67 SouthernMississippi 120(9) 0WyattHarris 11/23/85 NichollsState 120(7) 0DavidPatterson 10/25/80 NortheastLouisiana 120(7) 2DavidPatterson 10/16/82 TexasSouthern 119(4) 0KoryTheodore 10/9/10 TexasState 118(6) 0MerrickLanaux 9/22/07 Tulane 117(6) 1HutchGonzales 10/8/05 TexasState 117(5) 1RayBrown 9/17/83 CentralFlorida 117(3) 1BrandonCollins 10/23/10 McNeeseState 115(7) 0BrandonCollins 9/24/11 McNeeseState 115(6) 1FeltonHuggins 11/8/03 Jacksonville 114(10) 1SimmieYarborough 11/5/11 SamHoustonState 114(9) 0SimmieYarborough 10/9/10 TexasState 114(8) 3BrandonCollins 10/15/11 NorthwesternState 114(5) 1HutchGonzales 11/19/05 MississippiValley 114(5) 2KoryTheodore 10/1/11 Lamar 113(7) 0RayBrown 11/10/84 NorthwesternState 113(6) 0MerrickLanaux 11/19/05 MississippiValley 111(4) 2BrooksJordan 10/11/03 NorthwesternState 110(9) 0Jamarr’Garrett 10/21/06 TexasState 110(6) 1JeffreyHoward 11/11/04 TexasCollege 108(7) 1ChrisWilson 8/30/08 AlcornState 107(3) 2BrandonCollins 11/6/10 NorthwesternState 106(4) 1DuaneFloyd 11/20/65 NorthwesternState 105(8) 1DuaneFloyd 11/11/67 McNeeseState 104(8) 0MerrickLanaux 9/30/06 Gardner-Webb 102(10) 0FeltonHuggins 11/1/03 AlcornState 102(5) 1ChrisWilson 9/13/08 SouthDakota 101(11) 0RayPerkins 9/2/04 Arkansas-Monticello 101(2) 1KoryTheodore 10/22/11 TexasState 100(7) 0FeltonHuggins 10/29/05 StephenF.Austin 100(6) 1TommyArbour 10/23/65 NortheastLouisiana 100(2) 1

Most �00-Yard Receiving Games 1. SimmieYarborough(2008-11) 7 BrandonCollins(2010-11) 73. FeltonHuggins(2003-05) 6 DavidPatterson(1979-82) 4 DuaneFloyd(1965-68) 4 ChrisWilson(2008-09) 49. KoryTheodore(2008-11) 48. HutchGonzales(2003-05) 3 MerrickLanaux(2005-09) 3 RayBrown(1983-84) 2

Most Receptions In A Game 1. 13,FeltonHugginsvs.Mercyhurst Oct.16,2004 13,FeltonHugginsatMcNeeseState Sept.11,2004 13,SimmieYarboroughvs.TexasA&M-Commerce Sept.5,20094. 12,RayPerkinsvs.SamHoustonState Sept.25,20045. 11,BrandonCollinsatCentralArkansas Oct.29,2011 11,HutchGonzalesatJacksonville Nov.6,2004 11,FeltonHugginsvs.Arkansas-Monticello Sept.2,2004 11,CrawfordKilpatrickvs.SamHoustonState Nov.11,2006 11,JoshTayloratNorthernColorado Sept.17,2005 11,ChrisWilsonvs.SouthDakota Sept.13,2008

Most Consecutive Games With A Reception42 SimmieYarborough 2008-11

Year Player Rec. Yards Long TD avg/C Rec/g1949 NoelWilkins 26 437 - 4 16.8 2.61950 NoelWilkins 15 121 - 1 8.1 1.51951 VaughnThomas 10 97 - 0 9.7 1.01952 J.C.Stewart 11 103 - 2 9.4 1.21953 HueyHusser 21 262 - 4 12.5 2.31954 HueyHusser 15 247 - 5 16.5 1.71955 HueyHusser 11 149 - 3 13.5 1.11956 HueyHusser 13 213 35 3 16.4 1.41957 FrankBourgeois 7 71 - 0 10.1 0.81958 OscarLofton 11 292 65 1 26.5 1.21959 CharlesBerg 6 123 - 0 20.5 0.71960 MontyCrook 6 93 - 1 15.5 0.61961 MontyCrook 8 131 - 2 16.4 0.81962 JamesMcCall 8 127 - 1 15.9 0.91963 JamesMcCall 10 120 - 1 12.0 1.11964 MauriceOgier 8 139 - 2 17.4 0.91965 DuaneFloyd 34 538 - 5 15.8 3.81966 DuaneFloyd 39 500 - 4 12.8 4.31967 DuaneFloyd 43 626 61 3 14.6 4.81968 DuaneFloyd 29 330 41 1 11.4 2.91969 RaymondMahfouz 22 201 30 0 9.1 2.21970 RaymondMahfouz 27 327 30 1 12.1 2.71971 DavidBarrios 25 258 30 0 10.3 2.31972 BobbyHill 48 525 47 2 10.9 4.41973 BobbyHill 19 320 - 1 16.8 1.91974 BobbyHill 21 372 73 0 17.7 2.11975 OrlandoGusman 31 664 78 7 21.4 2.81976 OrlandoGusman 27 474 58 5 17.6 2.51977 BobbyRaymond 14 246 33 0 17.6 1.41978 AndreLennix 13 242 86 1 18.6 1.2

Year Player Rec. Yards Long TD avg/C Rec/g LeslieJackson 13 193 33 1 14.8 1.61979 JeffCoates 12 125 20 2 10.4 1.11980 DavidPatterson 14 283 42 6 20.2 1.4 LeslieJackson 14 217 26 2 15.5 1.61981 DavidPatterson 35 689 59 7 19.7 3.21982 DavidPatterson 20 485 52 3 24.2 2.01983 FloydAlleman 17 264 45 0 15.5 1.51984 RayBrown 23 326 32 0 14.2 2.11985 ChrisCeasar 30 473 41 4 15.8 3.82003 JoshTaylor 61 601 40 1 9.9 5.12004 FeltonHuggins 84 1313 78 13 15.6 7.62005 JoshTaylor 48 606 53 5 12.6 6.02006 CrawfordKilpatrick 47 391 39 3 8.3 4.32007 JayLucas 51 485 41 3 9.5 4.62008 JayLucas 58 557 60 4 9.6 4.82009 SimmieYarborough 57 803 52 12 14.1 5.72010 SimmieYarborough 60 709 95 9 11.8 6.02011 BrandonCollins 61 746 64 5 12.2 5.5 SimmieYarborough 61 778 46 3 12.8 5.5

YEARLY RECEIVING LEADERS (since �9�9)

Receiving Records

Duane Floydisoneoftwoplayerstoleadthe Lions in receptions all four seasons.From 1965-68, Floyd caught 145 passesfor1,994yardsandfinishedastheschoolleaderinbothcategories.

huey husser was the first player inschoolhistoryto leadtheteaminrecep-tionsallfourseasons.A1955All-American,Husser’s15careerTDreceptionscurrentlyrankfourthinschoolhistory.

David Patterson isoneoftwoplayersinschoolhistorytoaverageover20yardspercatchinacareer.Heaveragedaschool-re-cord24.2yardsperreceptionin1982andrecordedthefirst200-yardreceivinggameinschoolhistory.

Kory TheodoreisoneofthreeLionstorecordmorethan2,000yardsreceivinginhiscareer.TheNewOrleansnativecaught143 passes (fifth in school history) for2,072yards(thirdinschoolhistory).

Bobby hill caughtasingle-seasonrecord48passesin1972whileaveragingover10yardspercatch.Hebecameadeepthreatinhisfinaltwoseasonsandfinishedwith88receptionsfor1,217yards.

Brandon Collins playedhisfinaltwosea-sonsatSoutheasternaftertransferringfromTexasandfinishedseventhinschoolhistoryinreceivingyards(1,621)andeighthinre-ceptions(117).Hisseven100-yardreceivinggamesaretiedforfirstinschoolhistory.


TOTAL OFFENSE (CAREER)Total Offense Yards1. 7,607 MartinHankins(1228-7607) 2003-042. 7,094 BrianBabin(1271-7094) 2005-093. 3,999 Brian Young (686-3999) 2010-114. 3,892 CharlieHebert(890-3892) 1982-845. 3,406 TreyWillie(564-3406) 2003-056. 3,232 JerryButler(706-3232) 1981-847. 3,222 HoraceBelton(682-3222) 1973-768. 2,833 JohnnyWells(712-2833) 1977-809. 2,776 MackBoatner(591-2776) 1978-8110. 2,761 DonGriffin(522-2761) 1975-76

TDs Responsible For1. 68 MartinHankins 2003-042. 66 BrianBabin 2005-093. 34 JohnnyWells 1977-804. 33 HoraceBelton 1973-76 33 JayLucas 2006-086. 30 SimmieYarborough 2008-117. 29 JerryButler 1981-848. 27 TreyWillie 2003-059. 26 MackBoatner 1978-81 26 DanBrewer 1967-68

Total Offense/Game (minimum � games)1. 330.7 MartinHankins(23games) 2003-042. 235.2 Brian Young (17 games) 2010-113. 208.6 BrianBabin(34games) 2005-094. 175.9 JohnGregory(8games) 19855. 162.5 RobbieMahfouz(11games) 1981

All Purpose Yards1. 4,967 JerryButler 1981-842. 3,989 JayLucas 2006-083. 3,591 HoraceBelton 1973-764. 3,178 MackBoatner 1978-815. 3,096 SteveKeller 1968-716. 2,795 SimmieYarborough 2008-117. 2,652 AndreCryer 2007-108. 2,603 RayPerkins 2003-049. 2,582 TedGlaser 1967-7010. 2,539 RobertHicks 1977-80

All Purpose Yards/Game (minimum � games)1. 132.5 Jordan Wells (11 games) 2010-112. 117.3 JayLucas(34games) 2006-083. 115.5 JerryButler(43games) 1981-844. 115.1 C.J.Alexander(18games) 1958-595. 113.2 RayPerkins(23games) 2003-04

TOTAL OFFENSE (SEASON)Total Offense Yards1. 4,221 MartinHankins(596-4221) 20042. 3,386 MartinHankins(632-3386) 20033. 3,226 TreyWillie(537-3226) 20054. 2,929 Brian Young (488-2929) 20115. 2,722 BrianBabin(492-2722) 20086. 2,514 BrianBabin(406-2514) 20097. 1,886 TylerBeatty(335-1886) 20108. 1,863 BrianBabin(370-1863) 20079. 1,788 RobbieMahfouz(310-1788) 198110. 1,522 DanBrewer(333-1522) 1967

TDs Responsible For1. 38 MartinHankins 20042. 30 MartinHankins 20033. 28 BrianBabin 20084. 26 BrianBabin 20095. 24 TreyWillie 20056. 19 Brian Young 20117. 16 DanBrewer 19678. 15 JohnnyWells 1980 15 RobbieMahfouz 1981 15 HoraceBelton 1974 15 RayPorta 1954 15 JayLucas 2007 15 TylerBeatty 2010

Total Offense/Game (minimum � games)1. 383.7 MartinHankins(11games) 20042. 322.6 TreyWillie(10games) 20053. 282.2 MartinHankins(12games) 20034. 266.3 Brian Young (11 games) 20115. 251.4 BrianBabin(10games) 2009

Year Player Total Rush Rec PR KR IR avg/g1949 JerryZimmerman 678 338 198 5 137 0 67.81950 RidleyBoudreaux 784 407 73 77 222 5 78.41951 RidleyBoudreaux 607 275 46 187 99 0 60.71952 EdWelch 736 669 -3 0 70 0 81.81953 DonMarino 678 433 0 138 107 0 75.31954 DonMarino 1,028 861 24 141 2 0 114.21955 PeteMorere 618 319 14 33 252 0 61.81956 RussellGautreaux 542 359 27 89 67 0 60.21957 FrankBourgeois 752 478 71 18 185 0 83.61958 C.J.Alexander 998 576 64 47 311 0 110.91959 C.J.Alexander 1,073 748 29 27 260 9 119.21960 WilburDerrick 614 465 0 102 47 0 61.41961 BillyLadner 1,094 502 87 78 211 216 109.41962 FredRunte 404 95 10 33 266 0 44.91963 CharlesHayes 541 354 68 23 77 19 60.11964 EllisJohnson 680 531 53 0 40 56 75.61965 HarryNunez 565 426 19 0 120 0 62.81966 CharlesWhitney 846 454 116 26 240 10 94.01967 DuaneFloyd 626 0 626 0 0 0 69.61968 TedGlaser 1,001 643 57 20 281 0 100.11969 SteveKeller 996 0 0 579 337 80 99.61970 TedGlaser 1,112 1,038 74 0 0 0 111.21971 DonShort 637 386 29 18 204 0 57.91972 BobbyHill 919 40 525 71 283 0 83.51973 HoraceBelton 575 360 86 0 129 0 63.91974 HoraceBelton 1,126 1,061 65 0 0 0 112.61975 HoraceBelton 1,218 1,168 20 0 30 0 110.7

Year Player Total Rush Rec PR KR IR avg/g1976 RogersWilson 788 746 42 0 0 0 71.61977 HerbieWilliams 738 594 144 0 0 0 82.01978 TommyCalandro 588 506 82 0 0 0 53.51979 RobertHicks 912 571 0 0 341 0 82.91980 MackBoatner 825 767 58 0 0 0 82.51981 MackBoatner 911 720 191 0 0 0 82.81982 JerryButler 1,384 902 133 0 349 0 125.81983 JerryButler 1,408 980 158 0 270 0 128.01984 JerryButler 1,559 1,092 160 0 307 0 141.71985 JeffSinegal 652 481 123 0 48 0 65.22003 RayPerkins 981 701 199 0 81 0 81.82004 RayPerkins 1,622 1,148 360 0 114 0 147.52005 JoshTaylor 606 0 606 0 0 0 75.82006 JayLucas 921 684 237 0 0 0 83.72007 JayLucas 1,724 1,239 485 0 0 0 156.72008 JayLucas 1,344 787 557 0 0 0 112.02009 JasperDucksworth 942 609 154 0 179 0 94.22010 BrandonCollins 963 0 875 88 0 0 87.52011 JordanWells 1,458 65 10 0 1,383 0 132.5

YEARLY ALL-PURPOSE LEADERS (since �9�9)

All Purpose Yards1. 1,724 JayLucas 20072. 1,622 RayPerkins 20043. 1,559 JerryButler 19844. 1,458 Jordan Wells 20115. 1,408 JerryButler 19836. 1,384 JerryButler 19827. 1,344 JayLucas 20088. 1,313 FeltonHuggins 20049. 1,218 HoraceBelton 197510. 1,126 HoraceBelton 1974

All Purpose Yards/Game (minimum � games)1. 156.7 JayLucas(11games) 20072. 147.5 RayPerkins(11games) 20043. 141.7 JerryButler(11games) 19844. 132.5 Jordan Wells (11 games) 20115. 128.0 JerryButler(11games) 1983

Team Total Offense Yards (Season)1. 5,908(896-5,908) 20042. 4,672(888-4,672) 20033. 4,420 (840-4,420) 20114. 4,274(786-4,274) 20095. 4,088(803-4,088) 2008

Team Total Offense/Game (Season)1. 537.1(11games) 20042. 441.3(9games) 19543. 403.1(10games) 20054. 401.8 (11 games) 20115. 389.3(12games) 2003

Team All Purpose Yards (Season)1. 6,780 20042. 6,391 20113. 6,298 20034. 5,702 20085. 5,602 2009

Most Total Offense Plays (Single-Game)1. 73,MartinHankinsatGardner-Webb Nov.20,20042. 72,TreyWillievs.NichollsState Nov.12,20053. 70,TreyWillieatNorthernColorado Sept.17,20054. 69,TreyWillievs.Tulane Oct.1,20055. 68,SethBabinvs.SamHoustonState Nov.11,2006

Most Total Offense Yards Gained (Single-Game)1. 582,MartinHankinsvs.Arkansas-Monticello Sept.2,20042. 483,MartinHankinsatGardner-Webb Nov.20,20043. 463,MartinHankinsatJacksonville Nov.6,20044. 454,TreyWillievs.NichollsState Nov.12,20055. 429, Brian Young at Central arkansas Oct. 29, 2011

Most All-Purpose Yards Gained (Single-Game)1. 348,KeylamDavisatNorthwesternState Oct.11,20032. 266,FeltonHugginsvs.Arkansas-Monticello Sept.2,20043. 265, Jordan Wells at Central arkansas Oct. 29, 20114. 235,FeltonHugginsatMcNeeseState Sept.11,20045. 230,RayPerkinsvs.Mercyhurst Oct.16,2004

Jay LucasledSoutheasterninallpurposeyardsineachofhisthreeseasonsinHammondandrecordedaschool-record1,724allpurposeyardsin2007.Hefinishedsecondinschoolhistorywith3,989allpurposeyardsandis117.3averageissecondoverall.

Individual Yardage Records


SCORING (CAREER)Total Points Scored1. 266 JeffTurner(116PAT,50FG) 2006-092. 202 HoraceBelton(33TD,2PAT) 1973-763. 182 JayLucas(30TD,1PAT) 2006-08 182 SimmieYarborough(30TD,1PAT) 2008-115. 176 JerryButler(29TD,1PAT) 1981-846. 170 JimHall(86PAT,28FG) 2003-067. 156 MackBoatner(26TD) 1978-818. 151 FrankLondono(52PAT,33FG) 1977-799. 134 seth sebastian (62 PaT, 24 Fg) 2010-1110. 132 FeltonHuggins(22TD) 2003-05

Touchdowns Scored1. 33 HoraceBelton(31rush,2rec) 1973-762. 30 JayLucas(22rush,8rec) 2006-08 30 SimmieYarborough(30rec) 2008-114. 29 JerryButler(28rush,1rec) 1981-845. 26 MackBoatner(25rush,1rec) 1978-816. 22 FeltonHuggins(22rec) 2003-057. 21 Zeke Jones (20 rush, 1 rec) 2008-118. 20 RayPerkins(15rush,4rec,1ret) 2003-049. 17 DavidPatterson(17rec) 1979-8210. 16 EllisJohnson(15rush,1rec) 1961-64

SCORING (SEASON)Total Points Scored1. 90 HoraceBelton(15TD) 1974 90 JayLucas(15TD) 20073. 83 JimHall(44PAT,13FG) 20044. 79 JeffTurner(28PAT,17FG) 20075. 78 JeffTurner(36PAT,14FG) 2009 78 FeltonHuggins(13TD) 2004 78 RayPerkins(13TD) 20048. 77 seth sebastian (35 PaT, 14 Fg) 20119. 75 JeffTurner(39PAT,12FG) 200810. 74 SimmieYarborough(12TD,1PAT) 2009 74 JerryButler(12TD,1PAT) 1984

Touchdowns Scored1. 15 HoraceBelton(14rush,1rec) 1974 15 JayLucas(12rush,3rec) 20073. 13 RayPerkins(9rush,3rec,1ret) 2004 13 FeltonHuggins(13rec) 20045. 12 SimmieYarborough(12rec) 2009 12 JerryButler(11rush,1rec) 19847. 11 MackBoatner(10rush,1rec) 1979 11 HoraceBelton(10rush,1rec) 19759. 10 BillyLadner(6rush,2rec,2ret) 196110. 9 ZekeJones(8rush,1rec) 2010 9 SimmieYarborough(9rec) 2010 9 JeffreyHoward(9rec) 2003

TEAM SCORING RECORDS (SEASON)Total Points Scored1. 425 20042. 369 20033. 344 20094. 327 20085. 311 20116. 279 2005 279 20078. 269 19809. 250 198110. 237 2010

Touchdowns Scored1. 56(15rush,38rec,3ret) 20042. 48(10rush,32rec,6ret) 20033. 43(12rush,30rec,1ret) 20094. 42(9rush,29rec,4ret) 20085. 39 (21 rush, 17 rec, 1 ret) 20116. 36(24rush,12rec) 1980 36(14rush,22rec) 20058. 33(22rush,8rec,3ret) 1961 33(20rush,13rec) 1981 33(14rush,13rec,6ret) 2007

TEAM SINGLE-GAME RECORDSMost Points Scored (Division I - since �9�0)1. 79,vs.KentuckyWesleyan Sept.15,20072. 69,vs.UnionCollege Sept.10,20093. 68,vs.WebberInternational Oct.18,20034. 64,vs.PrairieViewA&M Nov.15,20035. 63, vs. savannah state sept. 10, 20116. 59,vs.DeltaState Nov.8,19807. 58,vs.Mercyhurst Oct.16,20048. 55,atNortheastLouisiana OCt.25,19809. 54,vs.TexasCollege Nov.11,2004 54,vs.CentralFlorida Sept.17,1983

Most Touchdowns Scored (since 200�)1. 11,vs.KentuckyWesleyan Sept.15,20072. 10,vs.UnionCollege Sept.10,20093. 9,vs.PrairieViewA&M Nov.15,2003 9,vs.WebberInternational Oct.18,2003 9, vs. savannah state sept. 10, 20116. 8,vs.TexasCollege Nov.11,2004 8,vs.Mercyhurst Oct.16,20048. 7,vs.TexasState Oct.9,2010

7,atTexasState Oct.10,2009 7,atMcNeeseState Sept.11,2004

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE-GAME RECORDS

Most Points Scored (since 200�)1. 24,JayLucasvs.KentuckyWesleyan Sept.15,20072. 19,JeffTurneratTexasState Nov.3,2007

Most Points Scored by Kicking1. 19,JeffTurneratTexasState Nov.3,20072. 15,JimHallatJacksonville Nov.6,20043. 14,HessCrockettvs.WebberInternational Oct.18,2003 14,JeffTurneratLouisianaTech Sept.20,20085. 13,JeffTurnervs.SamHoustonState Oct.17,2009 13,JeffTurnervs.KentuckyWesleyan Sept.15,2007

Most Touchdowns Scored1. 4,JayLucasvs.KentuckyWesleyan Sept.15,2007

Jeff Turnerscoredaschool-record266pointsforSoutheasternfrom2006-09,joiningHoraceBeltonastheonlytwoLionstoscoreover200pointsinacareer.TurnersetaSouthlandConferencesingle-gamerecordwithsixfieldgoalsatTexasStatein2007.

Year Player Points TD XP Fg1949 MiltonLavigne 48 8 0 01950 LouCampos 24 4 0 01951 RayBillings 30 5 0 0 RidleyBoudreaux 30 5 0 01952 EdWelch 30 5 0 01953 DonMarino 26 2 14 01954 HueyHusser 31 5 1 01955 BobMahfouz 18 3 0 0 HueyHusser 18 3 0 0 MickeyCatalanotto 18 3 0 01956 PeteMorere 36 6 0 01957 WayneDugas 24 4 0 01958 C.J.Alexander 50 8 1 01959 C.J.Alexander 50 7 8 01960 ElbertHarris 30 5 0 01961 BillyLadner 66 10 6 01962 BrentRoussell 26 2 14 01963 EllisJohnson 32 5 1 01964 EllisJohnson 48 8 0 01965 DuaneFloyd 32 5 2 01966 CharlesWhitney 40 6 2 01967 DanBrewer 36 6 0 01968 TommyArbour 26 4 2 01969 ClellRosetti 38 6 1 01970 TedGlaser 42 7 0 01971 DarrellBeard 24 4 0 01972 JayLang 25 0 10 51973 JayLang 33 2 6 51974 HoraceBelton 90 15 0 0

Year Player Points TD XP Fg1975 HoraceBelton 66 11 0 01976 RaulFernandez 50 0 29 71977 FrankLondono 53 0 17 121978 FrankLondono 54 0 21 111979 MackBoatner 66 11 0 01980 WilsonAlvarez 51 0 36 51981 MarkFritscher 48 0 27 7 MackBoatner 48 8 0 01982 JerryButler 42 7 0 01983 BruceLadner 58 0 22 121984 JerryButler 74 12 1 01985 DavidHamilton 25 0 13 42003 JeffreyHoward 54 9 0 02004 JimHall 83 0 44 132005 JimHall 59 0 29 102006 JayLucas 44 7 2 02007 JayLucas 90 15 0 02008 JeffTurner 75 0 39 122009 JeffTurner 78 0 36 142010 SethSebastian 57 0 27 102011 SethSebastian 77 0 35 14

YEARLY SCORING LEADERS (since �9�9)

scoring Records


EXTRA POINTS (CAREER)PAT Kicks Made1. 116 JeffTurner(116-125) 2006-092. 86 JimHall(86-102) 2003-063. 62 seth sebastian (62-66) 2010-114. 52 FrankLondono(52-57) 1977-795. 46 MarkFritscher(46-48) 1980-826. 41 TommySaia(41-47) 1974-757. 37 WilsonAlvarez(37-38) 1979-808. 36 KenBailey(36-45) 1954-579. 35 JohnShort(35-42) 1966-67 35 BruceLadner(35-38) 1983-84

PAT Kicks Attempted1. 125 JeffTurner(116-125) 2006-092. 102 JimHall(86-102) 2003-063. 66 seth sebastian (62-66) 2010-114. 57 FrankLondono(52-57) 1977-795. 48 DonMarino(30-48) 1953-54 48 MarkFritscher(46-48) 1980-827. 47 TommySaia(41-47) 1974-758. 45 KenBailey(36-45) 1954-579. 42 JohnShort(35-42) 1966-6710. 38 BruceLadner(35-38) 1983-84 38 WilsonAlvarez(37-38) 1979-80

EXTRA POINTS (SEASON)PAT Kicks Made1. 44 JimHall(44-51) 20042. 39 JeffTurner(39-41) 20083. 36 JeffTurner(36-39) 2009 36 WilsonAlvarez(36-37) 19805. 35 seth sebastian (35-37) 20116. 29 RaulFernandez(29-30) 1976 29 JimHall(29-33) 20058. 28 JeffTurner(28-29) 20079. 27 MarkFritscher(27-29) 1981 27 SethSebastian(27-29) 2010

PAT Kicks Attempted1. 51 JimHall(44-51) 20042. 41 JeffTurner(39-41) 20083. 39 JeffTurner(36-39) 20094. 37 WilsonAlvarez(36-37) 1980 37 seth sebastian (35-37) 20116. 33 JimHall(29-33) 20057. 31 DonMarino(16-31) 19548. 30 RaulFernandez(29-30) 19769. 29 SethSebastian(27-29) 2010 29 MarkFritscher(27-29) 1981 29 JeffTurner(28-29) 2007

FIELD GOALS (CAREER)Field Goals Made1. 50 JeffTurner(50-68) 2006-092. 33 FrankLondono(33-58) 1977-793. 28 JimHall(28-45) 2003-064. 24 seth sebastian (24-35) 2010-115. 17 BruceLadner(17-32) 1983-846. 15 MarkFritscher(15-24) 1980-82 15 RoyHurd(15-40) 1969-708. 10 JayLang(10-17) 1972-749. 9 HessCrockett(9-13) 2003 9 TommySaia(9-19) 1974-75

Field Goals Attempted1. 68 JeffTurner(50-68) 2006-092. 58 FrankLondono(33-58) 1977-793. 45 JimHall(28-45) 2003-064. 40 RoyHurd(15-40) 1969-705. 35 seth sebastian (24-35) 2010-116. 32 BruceLadner(17-32) 1983-847. 24 MarkFritscher(15-24) 1980-828. 19 TommySaia(9-19) 1974-759. 17 RaulFernandez(8-17) 1974-76 17 JayLang(10-17) 1972-74

Field Goal Pct (minimum � attempts)1. 73.5 JeffTurner(50-68) 2006-092. 69.2 HessCrockett(9-13) 20033. 68.6 seth sebastian (24-35) 2010-114. 66.7 DavidHamilton(4-6) 19855. 62.5 MarkFritscher(15-24) 1980-826. 62.2 JimHall(28-45) 2003-067. 58.8 JayLang(10-17) 1972-74

Placekicking Records

seth sebastian entersthe2012seasonthirdinschoolhistoryinbothextrapointsmade(62)andattempts(66).His14fieldgoalsmadein2011tiedforthesecond-mostbyaLioninasingle-seasonandhis35PATattemptswerefifth.

8. 56.9 FrankLondono(33-58) 1977-799. 53.1 BruceLadner(17-32) 1983-8410. 47.4 TommySaia(9-19) 1974-75

FIELD GOALS (SEASON)Field Goals Made1. 17 JeffTurner(17-20) 20072. 14 JeffTurner(14-21) 2009 14 seth sebastian (14-21) 20114. 13 JimHall(13-18) 20045. 12 JeffTurner(12-17) 2008 12 BruceLadner(12-18) 1983 12 FrankLondono(12-23) 19778. 11 FrankLondono(11-20) 19789. 10 SethSebastian(10-14) 2010 10 FrankLondono(10-15) 1979 10 JimHall(10-18) 2005

Field Goals Attempted1. 23 RoyHurd(8-23) 1970 23 FrankLondono(12-23) 19773. 21 seth sebastian (14-21) 2011 21 JeffTurner(14-21) 20095. 20 FrankLondono(11-20) 1978 20 JeffTurner(17-20) 20077. 18 BruceLadner(12-18) 1983 18 JimHall(10-18) 2005 18 JimHall(13-18) 200410. 17 JeffTurner(12-17) 2008 17 RoyHurd(7-17) 1969

Field Goal Pct (minimum � attempts)1. 85.0 JeffTurner(17-20) 20072. 83.3 JimHall(5-6) 20033. 72.2 JimHall(13-18) 20044. 71.4 SethSebastian(10-14) 20105. 70.6 JeffTurner(12-17) 20086. 70.0 JeffTurner(7-10) 20067. 69.2 HessCrockett(9-13) 20038. 66.7 FrankLondono(10-15) 1979 66.7 DavidHamilton(4-6) 1985 66.7 seth sebastian (14-21) 2011

Most Consecutive Field Goals Made13 JeffTurner (Oct.13,2007-Nov.10,2007)

FIELD GOALS (SINGLE-GAME)Most Field Goals Made (since 200�)1. 6,JeffTurneratTexasState Nov.3,20072. 4,JeffTurneratLouisianaTech Sept.20,2008

The Longest Field Goals52 JeffTurneratSouthDakota Sept.26,200950 RoyHurdvs.SouthwesternLouisiana Oct.4,196949 FrankLondonovs.NichollsState Nov.10,197948 JeffTurnervs.CentralArkansas Oct.31,200948 FrankLondonovs.DeltaState Nov.4,197847 SethSebastianvs.NorthwesternState Nov.6,201047 JeffTurnervs.TexasA&M-Commerce Sept.5,200947 JeffTurneratTexasState Nov.3,200747 HessCrockettvs.Arkansas-Monticello Aug.30,200347 TommySaiavs.Livingston Sept.28,197447 WilsonAlvarezvs.DeltaState Nov.8,1980

Bruce Ladner tiedathensingle-season,school-recordwith12fieldgoalsin1983.Ladnercurrentlyranksfifthinschoolhistoryinfieldgoalsmade(17)andissixthinattempts(32).


PUNTING (CAREER)Punt Yards1. 9,437 WayneSullivan(229punts) 1965-682. 9,120 JamesMagruder(232) 1975-783. 7,538 JimHall(187) 2003-064. 6,963 BretWright(165) 1981-835. 5,838 ScottAllen(156) 1977-806. 5,456 CarlSchutz(142) 1969-717. 5,360 Beau Mothe (141) 2009-118. 5,013 CodySamples(132) 2007-089. 3,978 ElbertHarris(114) 1958-6110. 3,919 NolanGill(102) 1972-74

Punt Attempts1. 232 JamesMagruder(232-9,120) 1975-782. 229 WayneSullivan(229-9,437) 1965-683. 187 JimHall(187-7,538) 2003-064. 165 BretWright(165-6,963) 1981-835. 156 ScottAllen(156-5,838) 1977-806. 142 CarlSchutz(142-5,456) 1969-717. 141 Beau Mothe (141-5,360) 2009-118. 132 CodySamples(132-5,013) 2007-089. 114 ElbertHarris(114-3,978) 1958-6110. 113 JoeJohnson(113-3,780) 1950-53

Average Yards/Punt (minimum � attempts)1. 43.33 ScottSenner(63-2,730) 19842. 42.20 BretWright(165-6,963) 1981-833. 41.21 WayneSullivan(229-9,437) 1965-684. 41.20 NoelWilkins(44-1,813) 1949-505. 41.17 DennySmith(76-3,129) 1968-696. 40.85 CliffStringfield(26-1,062) 19567. 40.56 Matt McCormick (41-1,663) 2010-118. 40.31 JimHall(187-7,538) 2003-069. 39.85 BillyRayParnell(41-1,634) 194910. 39.31 JamesMagruder(232-9,120) 1975-78

PUNTING (SEASON)Punt Yards1. 3,583 CarlSchutz(92punts) 19712. 3,121 BretWright(76) 19823. 2,923 BretWright(66) 19834. 2,866 DavidHamilton(77) 19855. 2,769 DennySmith(66) 19696. 2,732 WayneSullivan(64) 19657. 2,730 ScottSenner(63) 19848. 2,706 JamesMagruder(64) 19779. 2,645 CodySamples(68) 200810. 2,576 NolanGill(68) 1972

Punt Attempts1. 92 CarlSchutz(92-3,583) 19712. 77 DavidHamilton(77-2,866) 19853. 76 BretWright(76-3,121) 19824. 69 JamesMagruder(69-2,548) 19765. 68 ScottAllen(68-2,552) 1979 68 CodySamples(68-2,645) 2008 68 NolanGill(68-2,576) 19728. 66 BretWright(66-2,923) 1983 66 DennySmith(66-2,769) 196910. 65 BeauMothe(65-2,484) 2009

Average Yards/Punt (minimum � attempts)1. 49.57 NoelWilkins(14-694) 19502. 44.29 BretWright(66-2,923) 19833. 43.33 ScottSenner(63-2,730) 19844. 42.69 WayneSullivan(64-2,732) 19655. 42.28 JamesMagruder(64-2,706) 19776. 41.95 DennySmith(66-2,769) 19697. 41.86 JimHall(43-1,800) 20058. 41.86 JimHall(50-2,093) 20039. 41.67 WayneSullivan(57-2,375) 196810. 41.50 HubertPolk(10-415) 1952 41.50 Matt McCormick (36-1,494) 2011

TEAM PUNTING RECORDSPunt Yards (Season)1. 3,583(92punts) 19712. 3,121(77) 19823. 3,098(78) 19784. 2,927(68) 19835. 2,919(80) 1985

season Player no. Yards avg. Long1949 BillyRayParnell 41 1,634 39.9 -1950 RidleyBoudreaux 46 1,711 37.2 -1951 JoeJohnson 46 1,567 34.1 -1952 JoeJohnson 59 1,918 32.5 -1953 RayPorta 38 1,311 34.5 -1954 RayPorta 16 591 36.9 -1955 HueyHusser 41 1,496 36.5 -1956 CliffStringfield 26 1,062 40.8 551957 BillHawkins 37 1,283 34.7 501958 QuentinSmith 15 546 36.4 -1959 ElbertHarris 42 1,425 33.9 541960 ElbertHarris 30 1,026 34.2 -1961 ElbertHarris 39 1,410 36.2 -1962 BrentRoussell 42 1,540 36.7 591963 BrentRoussel 47 1,762 37.5 -1964 JerryHollifield 51 1,939 38.0 -1965 WayneSullivan 64 2,732 42.7 631966 WayneSullivan 58 2,286 39.4 641967 WayneSullivan 50 2,044 40.9 571968 WayneSullivan 57 2,375 41.7 621969 DennySmith 66 2,769 42.0 661970 CarlSchutz 46 1,739 37.8 551971 CarlSchutz 92 3,583 38.9 621972 NolanGill 68 2,576 37.9 641973 KevinWebb 38 1,499 39.4 511974 KevinWebb 52 1,888 36.3 521975 JamesMagruder 56 2,113 37.7 641976 JamesMagruder 69 2,548 36.9 56

season Player no. Yards avg. Long1977 JamesMagruder 64 2,706 42.3 591978 JamesMagruder 43 1,753 40.8 651979 ScottAllen 68 2,552 37.5 691980 ScottAllen 55 1,951 35.5 511981 BretWright 23 919 40.0 661982 BretWright 76 3,121 41.1 631983 BretWright 66 2,923 44.3 661984 ScottSenner 63 2,730 43.3 611985 DavidHamilton 77 2,866 37.2 642003 JimHall 50 2,093 41.9 652004 JimHall 39 1,485 38.1 582005 JimHall 43 1,800 41.9 582006 JimHall 55 2,160 39.3 572007 CodySamples 64 2,368 37.0 552008 CodySamples 68 2,645 38.9 582009 BeauMothe 65 2,484 38.2 622010 BeauMothe 60 2,292 38.2 652011 MattMcCormick 36 1,494 41.5 61

YEARLY PUNTING LEADERS (since �9�9)

Punt Attempts (Season)1. 92(92-3,583) 19712. 80(80-2,919) 19853. 78(78-3,098) 19784. 77(77-3,121) 19825. 75(75-2,741) 1972

Average Yards/Punt (Season)1. 43.04(68-2,927) 19832. 42.69(64-2,732) 19653. 42.28(64-2,706) 19774. 42.15(66-2,782) 19845. 41.86(43-1,800) 2005

PUNTING (SINGLE-GAME)Most Punts (since 200�)1. 11,BeauMothevs.StephenF.Austin Nov.14,2009 11,CodySamplesatNewMexicoState Aug.30,20073. 10, Matt McCormick at stephen F. austin nov. 12, 2011 10,CodySamplesatSamHoustonState Nov.15,2008

Most Yards Punting (since 200�)1. 467, Matt McCormick at stephen F. austin nov. 12, 20112. 461,BeauMothevs.StephenF.Austin Nov.14,20093. 418,CodySamplesatNewMexicoState Aug.30,20074. 417,CodySamplesatSamHoustonState Nov.15,20085. 405,JimHallvs.Tulane Oct.1,2005

Highest Average Yards Per Punt (� punts)1. 51.5,JimHallatNorthernColorado Sept.17,20052. 49.0,JimHallatNewMexicoState Aug.31,20063. 46.7, Matt McCormick at stephen F. austin nov. 12, 20114. 45.0,JimHallvs.Tulane Oct.1,2005 45.0,BeauMotheatCentralArkansas Oct.30,2010

Most Punts Downed Inside 20 (since 200�)1. 6,CodySamplesvs.StephenF.Austin Oct.6,20072. 5,BeauMotheatNorthwesternState Nov.7,20093. 4,JimHallvs.Arkansas-Monticello Aug.30,2003 4, Matt McCormick at stephen F. austin nov. 12, 2011 4,BeauMothevs.TexasState Oct.9,2010

The Longest Punts69 ScottAllenvs.BallState Sept.29,197968 ScottAllenvs.TroyState Oct.6,197966 JerryHollifieldvs.NortheastLouisiana Oct.24,196466 DennySmithvs.LouisianaTech Nov.8,196966 BretWrightvs.TroyState Oct.10,198166 BretWrightvs.TexasSouthern Oct.15,198365 BeauMothevs.McNeeseState Oct.23,201065 JamesMagrudervs.Livingston Oct.14,197865 JimHallatTexasState Sept.27,200364 DavidHamiltonatUCF Sept.13,198562 BeauMothevs.StephenF.Austin Nov.14,2009

Jim hall (left)ledSoutheasterninpuntingfrom2003-06andfinishedthirdinschoolhis-toryinpuntyardageandattempts.Wayne sullivan (center)averaged41.1yardsperpuntinfourseasonswiththeLionsandholdstheschool’sall-timemarkinpuntyardage.Beau Mothe (right)ledtheLionsin2009and2010andisrankedinthecareertop10inyardsandattempts.

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PUNT RETURNS (CAREER)Punt Return Yards1. 1,380 SteveKeller(126-1380) 1968-712. 756 HubertPolk(61-756) 1950-533. 586 ArlenBlackwell(30-586) 1949,54-554. 479 AnthonyVereen(72-479) 1976-805. 414 DavidPatterson(40-414) 1979-826. 320 BrandonCollins(34-320) 2010-117. 307 RayBrown(34-307) 1983-848. 280 JohnnyO’Neal(27-280) 1965-669. 279 DonMarino(17-279) 1953-5410. 264 RidleyBoudreaux(10-264) 1950-51

Punt Returns1. 126 SteveKeller(126-1380) 1968-712. 72 AnthonyVereen(72-479) 1976-803. 61 HubertPolk(61-756) 1950-534. 40 DavidPatterson(40-414) 1979-825. 37 BobbyHill(37-146) 1971-746. 34 ChoniFrancis(34-173) 2003-04 34 BrandonCollins(34-320) 2010-11 34 RayBrown(34-307) 1983-849. 32 RichardFoley(32-236) 1980-8110. 30 ArlenBlackwell(30-586) 1949,54-55

Average Yards/Punt Return (min. �0 att.)1. 26.40 RidleyBoudreaux(10-264) 1950-512. 19.53 ArlenBlackwell(30-586) 1949,54-553. 16.41 DonMarino(17-279) 1953-544. 15.54 LarryTroxler(13-202) 1953-545. 14.60 WillieRhodes(10-146) 1957-606. 12.39 HubertPolk(61-756) 1950-537. 11.38 JamaalJackson(16-182) 2004-058. 10.95 SteveKeller(126-1380) 1968-719. 10.53 JerryHollifield(17-179) 1963-6410. 10.37 JohnnyO'Neal(27-280) 1965-66

PUNT RETURNS (SEASON)Punt Return Yards1. 579 SteveKeller(46-579) 19692. 524 ArlenBlackwell(25-524) 19493. 367 HubertPolk(28-367) 19504. 331 HubertPolk(23-331) 19515. 295 SteveKeller(23-295) 19686. 281 SteveKeller(23-281) 19707. 242 AnthonyVereen(36-242) 19788. 236 TerryHodges(25-236) 19679. 232 BrandonCollins(21-232) 201110. 225 SteveKeller(34-225) 1971

Punt Returns1. 46 SteveKeller(46-579) 19692. 36 AnthonyVereen(36-242) 19783. 34 SteveKeller(34-225) 19714. 28 HubertPolk(28-367) 19505. 25 TerryHodges(25-236) 1967 25 BobbyHill(25-75) 1973 25 ArlenBlackwell(25-524) 19498. 24 PatMason(24-202) 19749. 23 SteveKeller(23-295) 1968 23 HubertPolk(23-331) 1951 23 SteveKeller(23-281) 1970

Average Yards/Punt Return (min. �0 att.)1. 20.96 ArlenBlackwell(25-524) 19492. 15.40 LarryTroxler(10-154) 19543. 14.39 HubertPolk(23-331) 19514. 13.58 EricJackson(12-163) 20075. 13.11 HubertPolk(28-367) 19506. 12.83 SteveKeller(23-295) 19687. 12.59 SteveKeller(46-579) 19698. 12.22 SteveKeller(23-281) 19709. 11.38 JamaalJackson(16-182) 200510. 11.05 BrandonCollins(21-232) 2011

PUNT RETURNS (SINGLE-GAME)Most Punt Returns1. 10 TerryHodgesvs.SWLouisiana Oct.14,19672. 5 BrandonCollinsvs.Lamar Oct.1,2011 5 AndreCryeratStephenF.Austin Oct.4,2008 5 AndreCryervs.TexasA&M-Commerce Sept.5,2009 5 ChoniFrancisvs.Arkansas-Monticello Aug.30,2003

Longest Punt Return95 BobbyDugasvs.FlorenceState Oct.18,195886 DavidPattersonvs.IllinoisState Sept.27,198068 SteveKellervs.NorthwesternState Nov.23,196867 AndreCryervs.KentuckyWesleyan Sept.15,200766 JohnnyO’Nealvs.LouisianaCollege Oct.15,196665 DonMarinovs.LouisianaCollege Oct.2,195464 AnthonyVereenvs.Livingston Oct.15,197760 DonMarinovs.Stetson Oct.30,195460 BrandonCollinsvs.NichollsState Nov.17,201160 SteveKelleratYoungstownState Nov.1,1969

Highest Average Gain Per Return (2 returns - since 200�)1. 19.7,JamaalJacksonvs.AlcornState Sept.10,2005(3-59)2. 18.5,RomalizMayovs.Lambuth Sept.4,2003(2-37)3. 18.2,BrandonCollinsvs.SavannahState Sept.10,2011(4-73)

TEAM PUNT RETURNS (SEASON)Punt Return Yards1. 642(33returns) 19492. 615(51) 19693. 571(31) 19514. 444(34) 19505. 406(23) 1954

Punt Returns1. 51(615yards) 1969 51(402) 19783. 44(336) 19714. 37(321) 19675. 35(295) 1983 35(250) 1979

season Player no. Yards avg. Long TD1949 ArlenBlackwell 25 524 21.0 0 11950 HubertPolk 28 367 13.1 0 11951 HubertPolk 23 331 14.4 0 01952 HubertPolk 10 58 5.8 0 01953 DonMarino 13 138 10.6 0 01954 LarryTroxler 10 154 15.4 0 01955 ArlenBlackwell 4 43 10.8 0 01956 BillyHoneycutt 9 176 19.6 0 01957 CalvinBoudreaux 1 39 39.0 39 01958 BobbyDugas 1 95 95.0 95 11959 WillieRhodes 4 62 15.5 45 01960 WilburDerrick 9 102 11.3 0 01961 JoelSmith 6 98 16.3 45 01962 BrentRoussell 4 55 13.8 22 01963 JerryHollifield 12 108 9.0 0 01964 JerryHollifield 5 71 14.2 0 01965 JohnnyO’Neal 9 100 11.1 0 01966 JohnnyO’Neal 18 180 10.0 66 11967 TerryHodges 25 236 9.4 47 01968 SteveKeller 23 295 12.8 68 01969 SteveKeller 46 579 12.6 60 11970 SteveKeller 23 281 12.2 59 01971 SteveKeller 34 225 6.6 26 01972 BobbyHill 12 71 5.9 17 01973 BobbyHill 25 75 3.0 35 01974 PatMason 24 202 8.4 26 01975 MikeHornsby 1 40 40.0 40 11976 AnthonyVereen 9 66 7.3 13 0

season Player no. Yards avg. Long TD1977 AnthonyVereen 20 137 6.8 64 11978 AnthonyVereen 36 242 6.7 17 01979 DavidPatterson 10 89 8.9 33 01980 RichardFoley 21 178 8.5 22 01981 DavidPatterson 11 80 7.3 32 01982 DavidPatterson 15 146 9.7 23 01983 RayBrown 19 207 10.9 53 01984 RayBrown 15 100 6.7 49 01985 KervinFontenette 9 69 7.7 29 02003 ChoniFrancis 19 82 4.3 14 02004 ChoniFrancis 15 91 6.1 24 02005 JamaalJackson 16 182 11.4 45 02006 EricJackson 6 29 4.8 8 02007 EricJackson 12 163 13.6 54 02008 AndreCryer 11 96 8.7 25 02009 ChrisWilson 7 39 5.6 15 02010 BrandonCollins 13 88 6.8 30 02011 BrandonCollins 21 232 11.0 60 0

YEARLY PUNT RETURN LEADERS (since �9�9)

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steve Keller holdsSoutheasternandStateofLouisianacareerrecordsforpuntreturnsandpuntreturnyardage.Duringhisfour-yearcareer,Kelleraveragednearly11yardsperreturnandhis46returnsin1969arethesecond-mostbyanin-stateplayer.


season Player no. Yards avg. Long TD1949 JerryZimmerman 6 137 22.8 0 01950 RidleyBoudreaux 9 222 24.7 0 01951 RidleyBoudreaux 5 99 19.8 0 01952 EldenShuff 8 181 22.6 0 01953 DonMarino 6 107 17.8 0 01954 LarryTroxler 5 109 21.8 0 01955 PeteMorere 11 252 22.9 0 01956 RussellGautreaux 4 67 16.8 0 01957 FrankBourgeois 8 185 23.1 0 01958 C.J.Alexander 12 311 25.9 94 11959 C.J.Alexander 14 260 18.6 30 01960 KennethDyer 6 122 20.3 0 01961 BillyLadner 6 211 35.2 95 11962 FredRunte 11 266 24.2 0 01963 JerryHollifield 8 173 21.6 0 01964 JimmyVidrine 9 192 21.3 0 01965 HarryNunez 6 120 20.0 0 01966 JohnnyO’Neal 13 266 20.5 56 01967 TedGlaser 19 359 18.9 60 01968 SteveKeller 18 361 20.1 31 01969 SteveKeller 15 337 22.5 39 01970 SteveKeller 23 526 22.9 45 01971 SteveKeller 13 265 20.4 29 01972 BobbyHill 18 283 15.7 32 01973 DaleHalladay 8 160 20.0 35 01974 AlexClark 15 277 18.5 33 01975 DarnelCharrier 22 455 20.7 37 01976 DeanWaguespack 15 278 18.5 33 0

season Player no. Yards avg. Long TD1977 RobertHicks 12 313 26.1 58 01978 DonaldDykes 12 281 23.4 46 01979 RobertHicks 14 341 24.4 100 11980 AnthonyVereen 6 173 28.8 44 01981 BretBrian 26 567 21.8 50 01982 BretBrian 19 367 19.3 31 01983 RayBrown 16 426 26.6 63 01984 RayBrown 17 343 20.2 45 01985 ElliotSearcy 15 227 15.1 27 02003 KeylamDavis 20 554 27.7 98 22004 ChoniFrancis 10 191 19.1 36 02005 JamaalJackson 12 112 9.3 19 02006 KeylamDavis 17 324 19.1 33 02007 KeylamDavis 18 400 22.2 39 02008 MarquisPowell 24 610 25.4 65 02009 AndreCryer 20 391 19.5 38 02010 RonWalker 23 470 20.4 34 02011 JordanWells, 52 1,383 26.6 91 0

YEARLY KICK RETURN LEADERS (since �9�9)KICK RETURNS (CAREER)Kick Return Yards1. 1,494 KeylamDavis(68-1494) 2003-072. 1,489 SteveKeller(69-1489) 1968-713. 1,383 Jordan Wells (52-1383) 2010-114. 1,266 JerryButler(57-1266) 1981-845. 1,167 AndreCryer(56-1167) 2007-106. 934 BretBrian(45-934) 1981-827. 769 RayBrown(33-769) 1983-848. 763 ByronRoss(43-763) 2003-079. 736 RobertHicks(30-736) 1977-8010. 678 AnthonyVereen(29-678) 1976-80

Kick Returns1. 69 SteveKeller(69-1489) 1968-712. 68 KeylamDavis(68-1494) 2003-073. 57 JerryButler(57-1266) 1981-844. 56 AndreCryer(56-1167) 2007-105. 52 Jordan Wells (52-1383) 2010-116. 45 BretBrian(45-934) 1981-827. 43 ByronRoss(43-763) 2003-078. 36 BobbyHill(36-530) 1971-749. 33 TedGlaser(33-640) 1967-70 33 RayBrown(33-769) 1983-84

Kick Return TDs1. 2 KeylamDavis 2003-072. 1 ScottGoldberg 2003 1 BillyLadner 1959-61 1 RobertHicks 1977-80 1 C.J.Alexander 1958-59 1 RayPerkins 2003-04

Average Yards/Kick Return (min. �0 att.)1. 32.90 ScottGoldberg(10-329) 20032. 29.60 BillyLadner(10-296) 1959-613. 26.60 Jordan Wells (52-1383) 2010-114. 25.42 MarquisPowell(24-610) 2007-085. 25.36 JerryJoeDunaway(11-279) 1961-646. 24.53 RobertHicks(30-736) 1977-807. 24.18 FredRunte(11-266) 19628. 23.42 DonaldDykes(12-281) 1975-789. 23.38 AnthonyVereen(29-678) 1976-8010. 23.30 RayBrown(33-769) 1983-84

KICK RETURNS (SEASON)Kick Return Yards1. 1,383 Jordan Wells (52-1383) 20112. 610 MarquisPowell(24-610) 20083. 567 BretBrian(26-567) 19814. 554 KeylamDavis(20-554) 20035. 526 SteveKeller(23-526) 19706. 470 RonWalker(23-470) 20107. 455 DarnelCharrier(22-455) 19758. 426 RayBrown(16-426) 19839. 400 KeylamDavis(18-400) 200710. 397 AndreCryer(18-397) 2007

Kick Returns1. 52 Jordan Wells (52-1383) 20112. 26 BretBrian(26-567) 19813. 24 MarquisPowell(24-610) 20084. 23 SteveKeller(23-526) 1970 23 RonWalker(23-470) 20106. 22 DarnelCharrier(22-455) 19757. 20 AndreCryer(20-391) 2009 20 KeylamDavis(20-554) 20039. 19 BretBrian(19-367) 1982 19 TedGlaser(19-359) 1967

Kick Return TDs1. 2 KeylamDavis 20032. 1 RayPerkins 2004 1 ScottGoldberg 2003 1 BillyLadner 1961 1 C.J.Alexander 1958 1 RobertHicks 1979

Average yards/kick return (min. �0 att.)1. 32.90 ScottGoldberg(10-329) 20032. 27.70 KeylamDavis(20-554) 20033. 26.62 RayBrown(16-426) 19834. 26.60 Jordan Wells (52-1383) 20115. 26.08 RobertHicks(12-313) 19776. 25.92 C.J.Alexander(12-311) 19587. 25.42 MarquisPowell(24-610) 2008

8. 24.36 RobertHicks(14-341) 19799. 24.18 FredRunte(11-266) 196210. 23.42 DonaldDykes(12-281) 1978

KICK RETURNS (Single-Game)Most Kick Returns (since 200�)1. 10,KeylamDavisatNorthwesternState Oct.11,20032. 9,JordanWellsatNorthwesternState Oct.15,2011 9,JordanWellsatCentralArkansas Oct.29,20114. 8,JordanWellsatTulane Sept.3,20115. 6,MarquisPowellvs.TexasState Nov.8,2008 6,ByronRossatKansas Sept.8,2007 6,RonWalkervs.NorthwesternState Nov.6,2010 6,RonWalkeratSamHoustonState Oct.16,2010 6,JordanWellsatMcNeeseState Sept.24,2011

Most Kick Return Yards (since 200�)1. 282,KeylamDavisatNorthwesternState Oct.11,2003(10)2. 265,JordanWellsatCentralArkansas Oct.29,2011(9)3. 224,JordanWellsatTulane Sept.3,2011(8)4. 191,JordanWellsatNorthwesternState Oct.15,2011(9)5. 178,MarquisPowellvs.McNeeseState Nov.1,2008(4)

Highest Average Gain Per Kick Return (2 returns)1. 44.5,MarquisPowellvs.McNeeseState Nov.1,2008(4-178)2. 38.0,ScottGoldbergatTroyState Sept.20,2003(2-76)3. 35.5,KeylamDavisvs.Arkansas-Monticello Aug.30,2003(2-71)4. 34.3,JordanWellsvs.Lamar Oct.1,2011(3-103)5. 30.5,RayPerkinsvs.Jacksonville Nov.8,2003(2-61)

The Longest Returns100 RobertHicksvs.BallState Sept.29,197998, KeylamDavisvs.WebberInternational Oct.18,200398 ScottGoldbergvs.Jacksonville Nov.8,200397 KeylamDavisatNorthwesternState Oct.11,200395 BillyLadnervs.LouisianaTech Nov.4,196194 RayPerkinsvs.MississippiValley Oct.2,200494 C.J.Alexandervs.EastTexasState Sept.26,195991 JordanWellsatCentralArkansas Oct.29,201177 JerryJoeDunawayvs.LouisianaTech Nov.9,196373 AnthonyVereenvs.DeltaState Nov.4,1978

TEAM KICK RETURN RECORDS (SEASON)Kick Return Yards1. 1,549(65returns) 20112. 1,341(61) 20083. 1,276(59) 20034. 1,089(56) 20075. 1,056(50) 1981

Kick Returns1. 65(1,549yards) 20112. 61(1,341) 20083. 59(1,276) 20034. 56(1,089) 20075. 55(981) 2009

Average Yards/Kick Return1. 24.00(18-432) 19612. 23.83(65-1,549) 2011

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Keylam Davis ledSoutheasterninkickreturnyardagethreetimesinhiscareerandfinishedastheall-timeleaderinschoolhistorywith1,494yards.His10-return,282-yardperformanceagainstNorthwesternStatein2003aresingle-gamehighs.


INTERCEPTIONS (CAREER)Interception return yards1. 270 BillyLadner(9-270) 1959-612. 198 KurtGriffon(11-198) 1981-843. 168 KervinFontenette(4-168) 1983-854. 161 BillyAndrews(7-161) 1963-665. 145 JerryJoeDunaway(9-145) 1961-646. 135 DurielAdams(11-135) 2003-067. 126 CourtneyFavorite(2-126) 2003-048. 113 CurtisStrong(6-113) 2006,08-109. 110 CharlieMartin(2-110) 195210. 103 DickCovington(14-103) 1967-70

Interceptions1. 14 DickCovington(14-103) 1967-702. 13 TimWhaley(13-22) 1982-853. 12 AnthonyVereen(12-96) 1976-804. 11 KurtGriffon(11-198) 1981-84 11 DurielAdams(11-135) 2003-06 11 DavidLesage(11-59) 1965-687. 10 KerryDuplessis(10-53) 1970-72 10 Re'KeemWilson(10-45) 2007-109. 9 BillyLadner(9-270) 1959-61 9 JerryJoeDunaway(9-145) 1961-64 9 JohnKlumpp(9-98) 1974-76 9 OrmandoWhitlock(9-81) 1978-81 9 RonnieHornsby(9-81) 1967-70 9 TommyConnors(9-77) 2006-10

Interception return TDs1. 2 MarquisPowell 2007-082. 1 Numerousplayers

INTERCEPTIONS (SEASON)Interception return yards1. 216 BillyLadner(5-216) 19612. 168 KervinFontenette(3-168) 19853. 126 CourtneyFavorite(2-126) 20034. 110 DurielAdams(5-110) 2005 110 CharlieMartin(2-110) 19526. 101 MikeKlein(3-101) 19727. 93 JerryJoeDunaway(3-93) 19648. 89 MarquisPowell(2-89) 20089. 84 BillyAndrews(2-84) 196410. 82 CurtisStrong(2-82) 2009

Interceptions1. 8 KerryDuplessis(8-53) 1971 8 TimWhaley(8-14) 19853. 6 LouCampos(6-67) 1951 6 MontyCrook(6-59) 1962 6 JohnnyDaigle(6-42) 1969 6 BobbyMorse(6-41) 1977 6 Re'KeemWilson(6-14) 20108. 5 BillyLadner(5-216) 1961 5 DurielAdams(5-110) 2005 5 SteveKeller(5-80) 1969 5 Robert alford (5-64) 2011

Interception return TDs1. 2 MarquisPowell 20082. 1 Numerousplayers

Longest Interception Returns100 KervinFontenettevs.NichollsState Nov.23,198598 BillyLadnervs.FlorenceState Oct.14,196193 CourtneyFavoritevs.PrarieViewA&M Nov.15,200392 CharlieMartinvs.NortheastLouisiana Sept.22,195178 FrankBryantatStephenF.Austin Nov.12,201176 BillyAndrewsvs.NortheastLouisiana Oct.24,196476 WillieShepherdvs.WesternKentucky Sept.29,198469 MikeKleinvs.McNeeseState Nov.11,197264 Robert alford at Central arkansas Oct. 29, 201164 CurtisStrongvs.UnionCollege Sept.10,200964 DurielAdamsatMississippiValley Nov.19,200564 JohnHughesvs.NortheastLouisiana Oct.20,1973

TEAM INTERCEPTION RECORDS (Season)Interception Return Yards1. 346(22INTs) 19642. 324(18) 19613. 270(27) 19514. 254(17) 19605. 253(27) 1969

season Player no. Yards Long TD1949 ArlenBlackwell 5 37 - 01950 BillYeager 4 3 - 01951 LouCampos 6 67 - 01952 RodneyLedet 2 18 - 0 TonyMisita 2 20 - 0 WaltAndrew 2 13 - 0 CharlieMartin 2 110 92 11956 CliffStringfield 3 43 - 01959 BillyLadner 2 19 - 01960 ElbertHarris 3 64 - 0 WayneKozan 3 27 - 01961 BillyLadner 5 216 98 11962 MontyCrook 6 59 - 01963 JerryJoeDunaway 5 44 - 01964 JerryHollifield 5 44 - 01965 BillyAndrews 4 75 33 01966 DavidVenable 2 50 50 1 CharlesWhitney 2 10 - 01967 DickCovington 3 23 - 0 TerryHodges 3 36 - 01968 DavidLesage 4 50 24 01969 JohnnyDaigle 6 42 33 01970 LeslieHymel 5 65 19 01971 KerryDuplessis 8 53 - 01972 MikeScioneaux 3 63 54 1 DavidBarrios 3 30 22 0 MikeKlein 3 101 69 11973 JohnHughes 4 73 - 11974 NishWeddigton 4 75 - 1

season Player no. Yards Long TD1975 NishWeddington 4 54 - 01976 DaleHalladay 5 54 - 01977 BobbyMorse 6 41 - 01978 AnthonyVereen 5 66 28 01979 CleveAdams 4 33 28 01980 AnthonyVereen 3 30 30 0 OrmandoWhitlock 3 22 22 01981 JohnFarlow 4 22 22 01982 TimWhaley 4 7 4 01983 SterlingJoseph 4 67 - 11984 KurtGriffon 4 72 - 11985 TimWhaley 8 14 - 02003 DavidDaniels 3 2 2 0 VernonRussell 3 29 29 1 JarredJenkins 3 56 32 12004 DurielAdams 4 2 4 02005 DurielAdams 5 110 64 02008 TommyConnors 4 36 26 02009 Re’KeemWilson 4 31 31 02010 Re’KeemWilson 6 14 7 02011 RobertAlford 5 64 64 1

YEARLY INTERCEPTION LEADERS (since �9�9)

Interceptions1. 27 1951 27 19693. 22 1964 22 19855. 20 1979

Interception Return TDs1. 3 20032. 2 1952 2 1984 2 2008 2 2007 2 1972 2 1983 2 1978

FUMBLE RETURNS (CAREER)Fumble return yards1. 102 QuintenPierre(3-102) 2008-092. 95 CliffStringfield(1-95) 19563. 48 TommyConnors(3-48) 2006-104. 44 JarredJenkins(1-44) 2003-045. 40 RudyJohnson(1-40) 2003-056. 36 MichaelJohnson(2-36) 2006-077. 27 GeorgeLeverette(1-27) 2006-078. 22 JoshGolding(2-22) 20039. 18 KennethDunagin(1-18) 1958-5910. 10 DamienHuren(1-10) 2004-05

Fumble returns1. 3 QuintenPierre(3-102) 2008-09 3 TommyConnors(3-48) 2006-10

3. 2 MichaelJohnson(2-36) 2006-07 2 JoshGolding(2-22) 20035. 1 CliffStringfield(1-95) 1956 1 JarredJenkins(1-44) 2003-04 1 RudyJohnson(1-40) 2003,05 1 GeorgeLeverette(1-27) 2006-07 1 KennethDunagin(1-18) 1958-59 1 DamienHuren(1-10) 2004-05

FUMBLE RETURNS (SEASON)Fumble return yards1. 102 QuintenPierre(3-102) 20082. 95 CliffStringfield(1-95) 19563. 44 JarredJenkins(1-44) 20034. 40 RudyJohnson(1-40) 20055. 27 TommyConnors(1-27) 2006 27 GeorgeLeverette(1-27) 20067. 22 JoshGolding(2-22) 20038. 21 MichaelJohnson(1-21) 20079. 18 KennethDunagin(1-18) 195910. 15 MichaelJohnson(1-15) 2006

Fumble returns1. 3 QuintenPierre(3-102) 20082. 2 JoshGolding(2-22) 20033. 1 CliffStringfield(1-95) 1956 1 JarredJenkins(1-44) 2003 1 RudyJohnson(1-40) 2005 1 TommyConnors(1-27) 2006 1 GeorgeLeverette(1-27) 2006 1 MichaelJohnson(1-21) 2007 1 KennethDunagin(1-18) 1959 1 MichaelJohnson(1-15) 2006

Defensive Records

Tommy Connors finishedabrilliantcareerrankedthirdintotaltacklesandninthininterceptions.Healsoisalsoamongtheschool’scareerleadersinfumblerecoveries,passbreakups,andtacklesforloss.Hisfourforcedfumblesin2010wereasingle-seasonmark.


DEFENSE (CAREER)Total tackles (U-A)1. 401 MarkNewbill(281-120) 2007-102. 368 WayneFaul(214-154) 1974-773. 355 TommyConnors(269-86) 2006-104. 308 WillieShepherd(229-79) 1982-855. 285 MikeHornsby(162-123) 1973-756. 266 OrmandoWhitlock(166-100) 1978-817. 262 RyanGodare(174-88) 2007-108. 247 HermanColly(143-104) 1977-809. 231 AlanKlein(155-76) 1972-7410. 213 MarkMillet(141-72) 1980-82

Tackles for loss1. 39.0 WillieShepherd 1982-852. 38.0 DerrickMincey 2003-053. 34.0 MarkNewbill 2007-104. 33.0 DamienHuren 2004-055. 28.0 HermanColly 1977-80 28.0 WayneLeBlanc 1975-78 28.0 JaySkidmore 2003-068. 27.0 SterlingJoseph 1980-83 27.0 Devan Walker 2008-11 27.0 AlbertChapman 1978-81

Quarterback sacks1. 17.0 DamienHuren 2004-052. 16.0 DerrickMincey 2003-053. 12.0 WillieShepherd 1982-854. 11.0 JaySkidmore 2003-065. 9.0 NathanClophus 2007-10 9.0 RudyJohnson 2003-057. 8.0 Devan Walker 2008-11 8.0 MarkNewbill 2007-109. 7.0 StevenHonore 2007-08 7.0 DwaineMorris 1983-84

DEFENSE (SEASON)Total tackles1. 143 LeonardParker(88-55) 19852. 141 WayneFaul(68-73) 19763. 140 KennyPittman(91-49) 19854. 135 RonnieHornsby(93-42) 19705. 132 AlanKlein(80-52) 19746. 124 JohnnyBoudreaux(65-59) 19847. 113 MarcStubbs(62-51) 19808. 111 MikeHornsby(65-46) 19759. 110 MarkNewbill(81-29) 200910. 108 MarkNewbill(79-29) 2010 108 TommyConnors(79-29) 2008 108 KenniePlain(61-47) 1983

season Player Total solo ast.1970 RonnieHornsby 135 93 421971 Records not found - - -1972 Records not found - - -1973 AlanKlein 99 75 241974 AlanKlein 132 80 521975 MikeHornsby 111 65 461976 WayneFaul 141 68 731977 JamesWilliams 81 44 371978 FermanGautier 93 48 451979 LaverneLee 71 44 271980 MarcStubbs 113 62 511981 OrmandoWhitlock 104 69 351982 RussellSchmidt 88 63 251983 KenniePlain 108 61 471984 JohnnyBoudreaux 124 65 591985 LeonardParker 143 88 552003 MarvinJones 101 61 402004 MarvinJones 95 66 292005 DamienHuren 66 45 212006 DemorisHardiman 70 28 422007 MarkNewbill 83 57 262008 TommyConnors 108 79 292009 MarkNewbill 110 81 292010 MarkNewbill 107 69 382011 TylerStoddard 90 50 40 TayAlford 90 53 37

YEARLY TACKLE LEADERS (since �9�0)

Tackles for loss1. 19.0 WillieShepherd 19842. 18.0 DamienHuren 20043. 17.0 MattHovsepian 19784. 16.0 DerrickMincey 20035. 15.0 SterlingJoseph 1982 15.0 WayneLeBlanc 19787. 14.5 JaySkidmore 2004 14.5 DamienHuren 20059. 14.0 Ricky Irvin 201110. 13.0 WayneLeBlanc 1977

Quarterback sacks1. 12.0 DamienHuren 20042. 7.0 DwaineMorris 1984 7.0 WillieShepherd 19844. 6.5 DerrickMincey 20045. 6.0 JasonThibodeaux 1984 6.0 StevenHonore 2008 6.0 ColePassman 19848. 5.5 BrettBeard 2003 5.5 JoshGolding 200310. 5.0 RudyJohnson 2005

INDIVIDUAL DEFENSE (SINGLE-GAME)Most tackles (since 200�)1. 18 MarkNewbillvs.NichollsState Nov.17,20072. 17 RickyIrvinatMcNeeseState Sept.24,2011 17 KeironJonesatStephenF.Austin Nov.12,2011 17 MarkNewbillvs.StephenF.Austin Nov.14,2009 17 MarkNewbillatLouisiana-Monroe Sept.25,20106. 16 TommyConnorsvs.StephenF.Austin Oct.28,2006 16 MichaelDucksworthatTexasState Oct.10,2009

Most Quarterback Sacks (since 200�)1. 6.0 DamienHurenvs.NorthernColorado Oct.9,20042. 3.0 QuintonFostervs.Lamar Sept.18,2010 3.0 DamienHurenatSamHoustonState Nov.5,2005 3.0 DerrickMinceyvs.Arkansas-MonticelloAug.30,2003 3.0 DerrickMinceyvs.NorthernColorado Oct.9,2004

TEAM DEFENSE (SINGLE-GAME)Most Interceptions1. 7 vs.MurrayState Sept.15,19792. 4, atNewMexicoState Aug.30,2007 4, atStephenF.Austin Nov.12,2011 4 AlcornState Sept.10,2005 4 UTMartin Sept.11,2010 4 KentuckyWesleyan Sept.15,2007

Most Quarterback Sacks (since 200�)1. 12.0 vs.NorthernColorado Oct.9,20042. 9.0 vs.PrairieViewA&M Nov.15,20033. 6.0 atMississippiValley Nov.19,2005 6.0 vs.Mercyhurst Oct.16,2004

Mark newbill ledSoutheasternintacklesthreetimesinhisfour-yearcareerandfinishedastheLions’all-timeleaderwith401tackles.His34tacklesforlossarethethird-mostinschoolhistoryandhiseightquarterbacksacksarerankedtiedforseventh.

Defensive Records

Kervin Fontenette’s 100-yardinterceptionreturnagainstNichollsStatein1985isthelongestreturninSoutheasternhistory.His168yardsininterceptionreturnsrankssecondinschoolhistorybehindBillyLadner’s216yards.

Dick Covington finishedhiscareerin1970astheLions’all-timeleaderininterceptions.Asafreshman,hetiedfortheteam-leadwiththreeINTsbeforetotaling11inhisnextthreeseasons.


SINGLE GAMEWidest Margin of victory 75 (Southeastern75,JonesCountyJC0,1932)Most Points scored 79vs.KentuckyWesleyan(2007)Widest Margin of Defeat 62(twice) (Kansas62,Southeastern0,2007) (TexasTech62,Southeastern0,2006)highest Combined score 114 (NorthwesternState87,Southeastern27,2003)Most net Yards Rushing 537,vs.DeltaState(1974)Most Passes attempted 72,vs.Jacksonville(2004)Most Passes Competed 59,vs.Jacksonville(2004)Most net Yards Passing 588,vs.Arkansas-Monticello(2004)Most Touchdown Passes 7,vs.WebberInternational(2003)Most Passes had Intercepted 7,vs.NorthwesternState(1983)Fewest Rushing Yards allowed -19,vs.AlabamaState(1961)Fewest Passing Yards allowed -3,vs.SouthwesternLouisiana(1954)Most Passes Intercepted 7,vs.MurrayState(1979)Most Yards Total Offense 695,atJacksonville(2004)Most First Downs Rushing 24,vs.SouthwesternLouisiana(1961) 24,vs.FlorenceState(1961)Most First Downs Passing 25,vs.Mercyhurst(2004)Most First Downs by Penalty 7,atNorthwesternState(2003)Most Total First Downs 38,vs.Mercyhurst(2004)Most Kick Return Yards 282,atNorthwesternState(2003)Most Quarterback sacks 12,vs.NorthernColorado(2004)

SINGLE SEASONMost Points scored 425(2004,11games)Most Points Yielded 415(2011,11games)Most Touchdowns scored 56(2004)Fewest Points scored 26(1930,5games)Fewest Points Yielded 40(1946,9games); 19*(1936,9games)Total Offense Yards 5,908(2004)Most Yards Rushing 2,985(1954)Most Touchdowns Rushing 26(1960,1974)Most Passes attempted 621(2003)Most Passes Completed 383(2004)Most Yards Passing 4,488(2004)Most Touchdowns Passing 38(2004)Most Passes had Intercepted 25(1983)Most First Downs Rushing 136(1961)Most First Downs Passing 194(2004)Most First Downs by Penalty 41(2003)Most Total First Downs 300(2004)Most Kick Return Yards 1,549(2011)Most Kick Returns 65(2011)Most Tackles For Loss 111(1978)Most Quarterback sacks 36(1984,2004)Most Passes Intercepted 27(1951,1969)Most Yards Penalized 926(2003)Most Consecutive Wins 13(Sept.18,1954-Oct.8,1955)Most Consecutive Losses 15(Nov.1970-Sept.1972)

*-includes games against freshman and junior college teams)

SINGLE-GAME SCORINGMost Points Scored1. 79,vs.KentuckyWesleyan(79-7) 20072. 75,vs.JonesCountyJC(75-0) 19323. 71,vs.TroyState(71-0) 19514. 69,vs.UnionCollege(69-20) 20095. 68,vs.WebberInternational(68-10) 2003 68,vs.BolivarKempCamp(68-0) 19337. 65,vs.SouthwestMississippiJC(65-0) 19388. 64,vs.PrairieView(64-10) 20039. 63,vs.SavannahState(63-6) 201110. 62,vs.Stetson(62-0) 1954

Most Points Allowed1. 87,atNorthwesternState(87-27) 20032. 62,atKansas(62-0) 2007 62,atTexasTech(62-0) 20064. 58,vs.McNeeseState(58-20) 20035. 57,atSamHoustonState(57-7) 20106, 55,atCentralArkansas(55-29) 2011 55,atSouthwestTexas(55-15) 19858. 54,vs.PearlRiverJC(54-0) 19319. 53,vs.LouisianaTech(53-15) 194210. 52,atSouthernMiss(52-6) 2011 52,atOleMiss(52-6) 2009 52,atGardner-Webb(52-34) 2004

Most Points Combined1. 114,atNorthwesternState(L,87-27) 20032. 101,atTexasState(W,51-50,OT) 20093. 97,vs.NortheastLouisiana(W,50-47) 19814. 93,atStephenF.Austin(L,48-45) 20085. 89,vs.UnionCollege(W,69-20) 20096. 86,vs.Lamar(L,48-38) 2011 86,vs.KentuckyWesleyan(W,79-7) 2007 86,atGardner-Webb(L,52-34) 20049. 85,atNortheastLouisiana(W,55-30) 1980 85,vs.PensacolaNavy(W,52-33) 1966

Largest Margin Victory1. 75,vs.JonesCountyJC(75-0) 19322. 72,vs.KentuckyWesleyan(79-7) 20073. 71,vs.TroyState(71-0) 19514. 68,vs.BoliverKempCamp(68-0) 19335. 62,vs.Stetson(62-0) 19546. 58,vs.WebberInternational(68-10) 2003 58,vs.NortheastLouisiana(58-0) 1954 58,vs.ClarkCollege(58-0) 19339. 57,vs.SavannahState(63-6) 201110. 54,vs.PrairieView(64-10) 2003 54,vs.JonesCountyJC(54-0) 1937

Largest Margin Defeat1. 62,atKansas(62-0) 2007 62,atTexasTech(62-0) 20063. 60,atNorthwesternState(87-27) 20034. 54,vs.PearlRiverJC(54-0) 19315. 50,atSamHoustonState(57-7) 20106. 49,vs.NorthwesternState(49-0) 19487. 46,atSouthernMiss(52-6) 2011 46,atOleMiss(52-6) 2009 46,vs.SouthwestMississippiJC(46-0) 193010. 41,atTulane(48-7) 1951 41,atLSU(48-7) 1949

Largest Southland Victory (since 200�)1. 27,atNorthwesternState(27-0) 20092. 24,vs.McNeeseState(37-13) 20053. 22,atStephenF.Austin(45-23) 20054. 21,vs.TexasState(49-28) 20105. 18,vs.StephenF.Austin(21-3) 2007

Largest Southland Defeat (since 200�)1. 50,atSamHoustonState(57-7) 20102. 37,atStephenF.Austin(51-14) 20103. 34,atNorthwesternState(51-17) 20114. 31,vs.StephenF.Austin(41-10) 20095. 29,vs.SamHoustonState(38-9) 2011

Undefeated/Untied Seasons1954 9-0-01946 9-0-0

Undefeated/Tied Seasons1936 8-0-1

Most Victories - Season9 1946,1954,1960,1961,19768 1936,1937,1980,19817 1933,1934,1935,1939,1951,1978,2004

Most Losses - Season11 19719 1985,2006,20108 1972,1984,2007,2011

Most Shutouts - Season7 1936

Consecutive Shutouts - Season5 1936

Miscellaneous Records


�9�0 (2-�-0)Coach:R.NorvalGarrett AmiteHigh W 7-0 BogalusaHigh L 6-19 SouthwestMississippiJC L 0-46 IndependenceHigh W 13-0 JesuitHigh L 0-27

�9�� (2-2-2)Coach:A.L.“Red”Swanson10/3 atLouisiana-Lafayette T 6-6 A PearlRiverJC L 0-54 JonesCountyJC T 6-6 SouthwestMississippiJC W 14-6 Louisiana-Monroe W 6-0 LoyolaFrosh L 0-20

�9�2 (�-�-0)Coach:A.L."Red"Swanson SouthwestMississippiJC W 12-6 LSUFrosh L 0-69/30 atLouisiana-Lafayette L 0-6 A PearlRiverJC L 0-14 JonesCountyJC W 75-0 Louisiana-Monroe W 19-0 LoyolaFrosh L 7-1411/24 atMiami(Fla.) L 0-7 A

�9�� (�-�-0)Coach:A.L."Red"Swanson SouthwestMississippiJC W 6-09/22 atLouisiana-Lafayette L 0-34 A LSUFrosh L 0-19 EastMississippiJC L 6-12 ClarkCollege W 58-0 JonesCountyJC W 18-6 BolivarKempCamp W 68-0 LoyolaFrosh W 13-6 EastCentralMiss.JC W 26-12 NorthwestMiss.JC W 57-20

�9�� (�-�-0)Coach:A.L."Red"Swanson SouthwestMississippiJC W 13-0 LSUFrosh W 11-0 StateTech-Hattiesburg W 39-910/12 atMiami(Fla.) L 7-26 A Louisiana-Monroe L 6-1910/26 atLouisiana-Lafayette L 0-10 A EastMississippiJC W 39-0 LoyolaFrosh W 39-0 EastCentralMiss.JC W 29-0 PearlRiverJC W 8-6

�9�� (�-2-0)Coach:A.L."Red"Swanson9/20 NorthwesternState W 19-13 H LSUFrosh W 6-0 10/4 atLouisiana-Lafayette W 12-6 A10/11 atMiami(Fla.) L 0-2 A SouthwestMississippiJC W 19-7 RollinsCollege W 19-0 LoyolaFrosh W 14-0 Louisiana-Monroe L 6-16 PearlRiverJC W 14-6

�9�� (�-0-�)Coach:A.L."Red"Swanson LSUFrosh W 6-0 9/25 atNorthwesternState W 34-6 A Louisiana-Monroe W 22-0 PearlRiverJC T 0-0 SouthwestMississippiJC W 7-0 LoyolaFrosh W 15-0 11/6 atLouisiana-Lafayette W 19-0 A JonesCountyJC W 41-13 EastMiss.JC W 45-0

�9�� (�-2-�)Coach:A.L."Red"Swanson(8-2-1) LSUFrosh L 7-13 TulaneFrosh W 19-0 SouthwestMississippiJC W 52-7 Lamar W 20-12 Orlando,Fla. W 7-0 LoyolaFrosh W 6-0 DeltaState L 10-13 Louisiana-Monroe T 0-0 PearlRiverJC W 46-0 JonesCountyJC W 54-0 PensacolaNavy W 20-14

�9�� (�-�-2)Coach:LloydStovall9/16 Louisiana-Lafayette L 0-8 H LSUFrosh L 0-19 TulaneFrosh L 0-19 10/7 atNorthwesternState L 0-6 A LoyolaFrosh W 44-0 Lamar W 20-7 Louisiana-Monroe T 0-0 SouthwestMississippiJC W 65-0 ArkansasA&M W 48-14 LouisianaTech T 0-0

�9�9 (�-�-0)Coach:LloydStovall10/6 NorthwesternState L 6-18 H SpringHillCollege W 6-0 WestAlabama W 47-6 SouthwestMissJC W 31-6 JonesCountyJC W 12-6 PerkinstonJC W 12-0 LoyolaFrosh W 25-0 Louisiana-Monroe L 0-2 MurrayState L 12-14 PensacolaNavy W 18-7

�9�0 (�-�-�) Coach:LloydStovall(3-6-1) St.Mary's(Texas) L 6-27 9/20 atLouisiana-Lafayette L 0-7 A WestAlabama W 19-0 10/4 atNorthwesternState L 0-47 A SouthernMiss L 6-13 SamHoustonState L 12-22 PensacolaNavy T 7-7 MurrayState W 41-0 LouisianaTech L 0-26 Louisiana-Monroe W 20-13

�9�� (�-�-0)Coach:JesseFatheree9/19 Louisiana-Lafayette L 7-19 H St.Mary's(Texas) L 0-28 SouthernMiss L 6-43 Troy W 34-7 LouisianaTech L 14-19 11/1 NorthwesternState L 0-6 H Louisiana-Monroe W 7-6 LouisianaCollege W 14-10 DeltaState W 32-14

�9�2 (�-�-0)Coach:Arthur"Slick"Morton Decatur(Miss.)JC W 39-0 PensacolaNavy L 0-13 10/9 atLouisiana-Lafayette L 13-35 A CampBeauregard W 53-0 Louisiana-Monroe L 0-6 10/30 atNorthwesternState L 6-7 A LouisianaTech L 15-53 MemphisState W 38-14 Lamar W 34-7 Troy W 45-7

�9�� (9-0-0)Louisiana Intercollegiate Conference ChampionsCoach:E.L."Ned"McGehee LouisianaCollege W 18-0 H Louisiana-Lafayette W 27-13 H MerchantMarines W 61-6 H NorthwesternState(HC) W 13-0 H-HC atMississippiCollege W 14-0 A atLouisianaTech W 22-14 A JacksonvilleState W 40-0 H atSouthernMiss W 20-0 A atMilliganCollege* W 21-13 A*-BurleyBowl

�9�� (�-�-�)Coach:E.L."Ned"McGehee9/13 atMilliganCollege T 6-6 A9/27 atLouisianaCollege W 26-2 A10/4 atLouisiana-Lafayette L 7-40 A10/17 atNorthwesternState L 12-14 A10/24 Centenary W 33-13 H11/8 LouisianaTech(HC) L 18-20 H11/14 Louisville L 0-23 H11/22 vs.EasternKentucky1 W 30-6 N11/27 SouthernMiss L 0-35 H1-atBatonRouge,La.

�9�� (�-�-�, 0-�-0 GSC)Coach:E.L."Ned"McGehee9/17 WestAlabama W 7-0 H9/24 LouisianaCollege* L 8-14 H9/30 atMilliganCollege W 14-0 A10/8 Louisiana-Lafayette* L 12-19 H10/15 NorthwesternState*(HC) L 0-49 H10/22 atEglinArmyAirfield(Fla.) W 28-6 A11/6 atLouisianaTech* L 13-19 A11/12 atJacksonvilleState T 7-7 A11/19 atSouthernMiss L 0-27 A11/24 EasternKentucky L 7-26 H*-GulfStatesConferencegame

�9�9 (�-�-�, �-2-� GSC)Coach:E.L."Ned"McGehee9/17 WestAlabama W 41-12 H9/24 atLouisianaCollege* T 0-0 A10/1 Louisiana-Lafayette* L 20-27 H10/8 atTulane L 0-40 A10/15 NorthwesternState* W 25-13 A10/29 PensacolaNavy W 14-0 H11/5 LouisianaTech*(HC) L 14-20 H11/12 JacksonvilleState W 20-14 H11/19 atLSU L 7-48 A11/23 atDeltaState` L 7-19 A*-GulfStatesConferencegame

�9�0 (�-�-0, �-2-0 GSC)Coach:E.L."Ned"McGehee atTroy W 18-7 A LouisianaCollege* L 13-14 H atLouisiana-Lafayette* L 0-6 A10/17 atAuburn W 6-0 A atStephenF.Austin L 0-21 A SouthernMiss W 7-0 H NorthwesternState*(HC) W 28-14 H atPensacolaNavy W 21-13 A atLouisianaTech L 0-14 A DeltaState W 20-7 H*-GulfStatesConferencegame

�9�� (�-�-0, �-0-0 GSC)Coach:StanGalloway9/22 atLouisiana-Monroe W 33-0 A9/29 Louisiana-Lafayette* W 14-0 H10/6 atLouisianaCollege* W 7-6 A10/13 StephenF.Austin L 6-14 H10/20 atSouthernMiss L 6-35 A10/27 atNorthwesternState* W 33-14 A11/2 Troy W 71-0 H11/10 LouisianaTech*(HC) W 19-7 H11/17 atMcNeeseState* W 9-6 A11/24 atTulane L 7-48 A*-GulfStatesConferencegame

Yearly Results


�9�2 (�-�-2, �-0-2 GSC)gulf states Conference ChampionsCoach:StanGalloway9/20 Louisiana-Monroe W 21-20 H9/27 atLouisiana-Lafayette* T 13-13 A10/4 LouisianaCollege* W 7-0 H10/11 atStephenF.Austin W 21-7 A10/18 SouthernMiss L 12-20 H10/25 NorthwesternState*(HC) W 19-0 H11/8 atLouisianaTech* T 7-7 A11/15 McNeeseState* W 13-0 H11/22 atMemphisState W 28-25 A*-GulfStatesConferencegame

�9�� (�-�-0, �-�-0 GSC)gulf states Conference ChampionsCoach:StanGalloway9/19 atLouisiana-Monroe* W 28-0 A9/26 Louisiana-Lafayette* W 39-13 H10/3 atLouisianaCollege* W 14-6 A10/10 StephenF.Austin W 35-0 H10/17 atSouthernMiss L 0-7 A10/31 atNorthwesternState* W 27-19 A11/7 LouisianaTech*(HC) L 0-12 H11/14 atMcNeeseState* W 20-0 A11/21 atMemphisState L 7-20 A*-GulfStatesConferencegame

�9�� (9-0-0, �-0-0 GSC)gulf states Conference ChampionsCoach:StanGalloway9/18 Louisiana-Monroe* W 58-0 H9/25 atLouisiana-Lafayette* W 32-0 A10/2 LouisianaCollege* W 46-0 H10/16 atSouthernMiss W 13-7 A10/23 atArkansasState W 51-0 A10/30 atStetson W 62-0 A11/6 LouisianaTech* W 35-24 H11/13 McNeeseState* W 50-6 H11/20 NorthwesternState*(HC) W 32-6 H*-GulfStatesConferencegame

�9�� (�-�-0, �-2-0 GSC)Coach:StanGalloway9/17 atLouisiana-Monroe* W 40-0 A9/24 Louisiana-Lafayette* W 20-0 H10/1 atLouisianaCollege* W 27-7 A10/8 atTampa W 13-7 A10/15 SouthernMiss L 0-33 H10/22 ArkansasState L 12-21 H10/29 Trinity L 7-46 H11/5 LouisianaTech*(HC) L 0-21 H11/12 atMcNeeseState* L 7-10 A11/19 NorthwesternState* W 27-20 H*-GulfStatesConferencegame

�9�� (�-�-0, �-�-0 GSC)gulf states Conference ChampionsCoach:StanGalloway(6-3,4-1GSC)9/15 Louisiana-Monroe* W 35-0 H9/22 atLouisiana-Lafayette* W 42-0 A9/29 LouisianaCollege W 20-0 H10/6 Tampa W 40-6 H10/13 atSouthernMiss L 14-21 A10/27 atTrinity L 7-14 A11/3 atLouisianaTech* L 6-12 A11/10 McNeeseState* W 34-0 H11/17 NorthwesternState*(HC) W 20-15 H*-GulfStatesConferencegame

�9�� (2-�-�, �-�-� GSC)Coach:StanGalloway9/21 Louisiana-Lafayette* T 7-7 H9/28 TexasA&M-Commerce L 7-25 H10/12 SouthernMiss L 0-14 H10/19 atNorthAlabama W 21-19 A10/26 atLouisiana-Monroe* W 26-13 A11/2 atTampa L 13-33 A11/9 LouisianaTech*(HC) L 14-21 H11/16 atMcNeeseState* L 0-26 A11/23 atNorthwesternState* L 7-13 A*-GulfStatesConferencegame

�9�� (�-�-0, 2-�-0 GSC) Coach:StanGalloway9/20 atLouisiana-Lafayette* W 14-6 A9/27 TexasA&M-Commerce L 20-35 H10/11 atSouthernMiss L 6-33 A10/18 atNorthAlabama W 40-7 A10/25 atLouisiana-Monroe* L 8-22 A11/8 atLouisianaTech* L 6-10 A11/15 McNeeseState*(HC) W 7-6 H11/22 NorthwesternState* L 0-7 H11/29 atTampa W 19-0 A*-GulfStatesConferencegame

�9�9 (�-�-0, �-2-0 GSC)Coach:StanGalloway9/18 Louisiana-Lafayette* W 18-13 H9/26 atTexasA&M-Commerce L 10-21 A10/10 atSouthernMiss L 6-26 A10/17 atNorthAlabama W 28-21 A10/24 atLouisiana-Monroe* W 27-6 A10/31 atTampa W 33-8 A11/7 LouisianaTech*(HC) L 0-14 H11/14 atMcNeeseState* L 8-20 A11/21 atNorthwesternState* W 15-13 A*-GulfStatesConferencegame

�9�0 (9-�-0, �-�-0 GSC)gulf states Conference ChampionsCoach:StanGalloway9/17 atLouisiana-Lafayette* W 20-10 A9/24 TexasA&M-Commerce W 7-0 H9/30 CorpusChristi W 40-0 H10/8 PensacolaNavy W 9-0 H10/15 NorthAlabama W 32-6 H10/22 Louisiana-Monroe* W 26-0 H10/29 atTampa W 28-12 A11/5 atLouisianaTech* L 14-17 A11/12 McNeeseState*(HC) W 21-6 H11/19 atNorthwesternState* W 7-0 A*-GulfStatesConferencegame

�9�� (9-�-0, �-�-0 GSC)gulf states Conference ChampionsCoach:StanGalloway9/16 Louisiana-Lafayette* W 27-0 H9/23 atTexasA&M-Commerce W 20-6 A9/29 CorpusChristi W 39-0 H106 PensacolaNavy W 7-5 H10/14 atNorthAlabama W 33-6 A10/21 atLouisiana-Monroe* W 7-0 A10/28 Tampa W 27-3 H11/4 LouisianaTech*(HC) W 34-14 H11/11 atMcNeeseState* L 8-21 A11/18 NorthwesternState* W 19-0 H*-GulfStatesConferencegame

�9�2 (�-�-0, �-2-0 GSC)Coach:StanGalloway9/15 CorpusChristi W 26-0 H9/21 atLouisiana-Lafayette* W 21-6 A9/28 Tampa W 27-7 H10/12 NorthAlabama W 25-7 H10/20 Louisiana-Monroe* W 13-12 H11/3 atLouisianaTech* L 15-27 A11/10 McNeeseState*(HC) W 21-15 H11/17 atNorthwesternState* L 6-19 A11/22 atChattanooga L 19-21 A*-GulfStatesConferencegame

�9�� (�-�-�, �-2-0 GSC)Coach:StanGalloway9/20 Louisiana-Lafayette* W 14-0 H9/28 atSamford L 0-7 A10/4 TexasA&M-Commerce T 13-13 H10/12 Texas-Arlington L 13-14 H10/18 CorpusChristi W 36-0 H10/26 atLouisiana-Monroe* W 12-7 A11/9 LouisianaTech*(HC) W 15-7 H11/16 atMcNeeseState* L 6-35 A11/23 NorthwesternState* L 7-13 H*-GulfStatesConferencegame

�9�� (�-�-0, �-�-0 GSC)Coach:StanGalloway9/26 atTexasA&M-Commerce L 8-22 A10/3 atLouisiana-Lafayette* W 12-7 A10/9 LouisianaCollege W 35-7 H10/24 Louisiana-Monroe* W 20-10 H11/7 atLouisianaTech* L 7-28 A11/14 McNeeseState*(HC) W 7-2 H11/21 atNorthwesternState* W 37-21 A11/26 atChattanooga L 0-21 A12/4 FrederickCollege W 26-0 H*-GulfStatesConferencegame

�9�� (�-�-0, 2-�-0 GSC)Coach:PatKenelly9/18 atSouthernMiss L 0-15 A10/2 Louisiana-Lafayette* W 13-0 H10/9 Samford W 13-7 H10/16 atLouisianaCollege W 23-7 A10/23 atLouisiana-Monroe* W 14-6 A11/6 LouisianaTech*(HC) L 14-16 H11/13 atMcNeeseState* L 8-12 A11/20 NorthwesternState* L 22-38 H11/27 AppalachianState W 54-6 H*-GulfStatesConferencegame

�9�� (�-�-0, �-�-0 GSC)Coach:PatKenelly9/24 SouthernMiss L 13-15 H10/1 atLouisiana-Lafayette* L 6-35 A10/8 atTrinity L 7-14 A10/15 LouisianaCollege W 49-0 H10/22 Louisiana-Monroe* W 14-13 H10/29 atPensacolaNavy W 52-33 A11/5 atLouisianaTech* L 6-13 A11/12 McNeeseState*(HC) L 12-28 H11/19 atNorthwesternState* L 24-27 A*-GulfStatesConferencegame

�9�� (�-�-0, 2-�-0 GSC)Coach:PatKenelly9/23 atSouthernMiss L 7-21 A9/30 atLamar L 21-34 A10/7 Trinity W 31-0 H10/14 Louisiana-Lafayette* L 0-9 H10/21 atLouisiana-Monroe* L 14-30 A10/28 PensacolaNavy W 37-16 H11/4 LouisianaTech*(HC) W 27-21 H11/11 atMcNeeseState* L 8-23 A11/18 NorthwesternState* W 26-14 H*-GulfStatesConferencegame

�9�� (�-�-0, 2-�-0 GSC)Coach:PatKenelly9/14 HowardPayne W 28-7 H9/21 SouthernMiss L 15-27 H10/5 atLouisiana-Lafayette* L 6-31 A10/12 atArkansasState L 7-17 A10/19 atPensacolaNavy L 16-30 A10/26 Louisiana-Monroe*(HC) L 0-13 H11/2 atTrinity W 7-3 A11/9 atLouisianaTech* L 7-35 A11/16 McNeeseState* W 17-3 H11/23 atNorthwesternState* W 24-19 A*-GulfStatesConferencegame

�9�9 (�-�-0, 2-�-0 GSC) Coach:PatKenelly9/20 atSouthernMiss L 6-14 A9/27 Lamar W 21-19 H10/4 Louisiana-Lafayette* L 3-9 H10/11 Trinity W 43-14 H10/18 PensacolaNavy W 20-7 H10/25 atLouisiana-Monroe* W 20-10 A11/1 atYoungstownState L 7-20 A11/8 LouisianaTech*(HC) L 24-25 H11/15 atMcNeeseState* W 24-21 A11/22 NorthwesternState* L 6-34 H*-GulfStatesConferencegame

Yearly Results


�9�0 (�-�-0, �-�-0 GSC)Coach:PatKenelly9/19 atLouisiana-Lafayette* L 6-17 A9/26 ArkansasState L 3-12 H10/3 Troy L 12-21 H10/10 PensacolaNavy W 16-3 H10/17 atTrinity L 9-17 A10/24 Louisiana-Monroe*(HC) L 17-20 H10/31 YoungstownState W 50-27 H11/7 atLouisianaTech* W 24-21 A11/14 McNeeseState* L 15-21 H11/21 atNorthwesternState* L 14-22 A*-GulfStatesConferencegame

�9�� (0-��-0, 0-�-0 GSC) Coach:PatKenelly9/12 atEasternKentucky L 12-20 A 16,0009/19 Louisiana-Lafayette L 6-7 H 8,9009/26 atMarineCorps L 0-13 A 9,00010/2 atTroy* L 6-31 A 5,50010/9 JacksonvilleState* L 14-20 H 7,20010/16 Trinity* L 17-24 H 4,00010/23 atLouisiana-Monroe* L 0-3 A 8,30010/30 LouisianaTech*(HC) L 9-24 H 7,20011/6 AbileneChristian* L 7-28 H 3,50011/13 atMcNeeseState L 0-31 A 13,00011/20 NorthwesternState L 6-14 H 2,500*-GulfSouthConferencegame

�9�2 (�-�-0, 2-�-0 GSC) Coach:RolandDale9/9 EasternKentucky L 0-10 H 7,5009/16 atLouisiana-Lafayette L 7-30 A 14,6239/23 atAbileneChristian W 14-10 A 7,0129/30 NichollsState* W 31-9 H 8,00010/7 Troy* W 20-19 H 8,00010/14 atJacksonvilleState* L 7-10 A 3,00010/21 Louisiana-Monroe* L 9-34 H 6,00010/28 LouisianaTech L 0-21 A 11,00011/4 DeltaState*(HC) L 7-24 H 7,20011/11 McNeeseState L 13-31 H 4,50011/18 atNorthwesternState* L 3-6 A 1,000*-GulfSouthConferencegame

�9�� (�-�-0, �-�-0 GSC) Coach:RolandDale9/8 NorthAlabama* W 26-0 H 7,0009/15 atMcNeeseState L 10-40 A 12,0009/22 atWestAlabama* L 0-11 A 3,5009/29 NichollsState* W 10-0 H 8,50010/6 atTroy* L 0-24 A 6,00010/13 JacksonvilleState* W 11-10 H 6,00010/20 atLouisiana-Monroe W 17-0 A 8,50010/27 LouisianaTech(HC) L 7-26 H 8,50011/3 atDeltaState* L 10-14 A 2,50011/17 NorthwesternState* L 14-21 H 5,000*-GulfSouthConferencegame

�9�� (�-�-0, �-�-0 GSC)Coach:BillyBrewer9/14 atNorthAlabama* W 21-17 A 8,3009/21 UTMartin* W 44-13 H 7,0009/28 WestAlabama* W 27-21 H 7,50010/5 atJacksonvilleState* L 10-22 A 8,80010/12 Troy* W 35-25 H 9,10010/26 Louisiana-Monroe(HC) W 23-8 H 9,00011/2 atLouisianaTech L 13-34 A 16,70011/9 DeltaState* W 41-7 H 7,80011/16 atNichollsState* L 0-10 A 9,00011/23 atNorthwesternState* L 3-40 A 2,000*-GulfSouthConferencegame

�9�� (�-�-0, 2-�-0 GSC)Coach:BillyBrewer9/13 NorthAlabama* W 28-15 H 8,5009/20 atUTMartin* L 7-23 A 6,2009/27 Cameron W 31-10 H 8,60010/4 JacksonvilleState*(HC) L 7-38 H 8,10010/11 atTroy* L 7-26 A 4,00010/18 atWestAlabama* L 13-43 A 2,00010/25 Louisiana-Monroe W 49-19 H 4,50011/1 LouisianaTech L 28-33 H 7,30011/8 atDeltaState* L 10-19 A 7,30011/15 vs.NichollsState*1 L 6-14 N 20,00011/22 NorthwesternState* W 31-6 H 2,500*-GulfSouthConferenceGame1-atLouisianaSuperdome(NewOrleans,La.)

�9�� (9-�-�, �-�-� GSC)Coach:BillyBrewer9/4 UTMartin* W 28-12 H 7,0009/11 atNorthAlabama* T 28-28 A 6,2009/25 atCameron W 35-14 A 3,00010/2 atJacksonvilleState* W 13-3 A 8,00010/9 Troy* W 21-7 H 8,50010/16 atWestAlabama* L 10-20 A 7,00010/23 Louisiana-Monroe W 14-10 H 8,50010/30 MississippiCollege*(HC) W 34-20 H 7,80011/6 DeltaState* W 3-0 H 5,00011/13 vs.NichollsState*1 W 17-7 N 20,00011/20 NorthwesternState W 34-27 H 4,000*-GulfSouthConferencegame1-atLouisianaSuperdome(NewOrleans,La.)

�9�� (�-�-0, �-�-0 GSC)Coach:BillyBrewer9/17 atSamHoustonState W 20-0 A 3,0009/24 NorthAlabama* L 7-29 H 8,00010/1 JacksonvilleState* L 10-14 H 7,00010/8 atTroy* L 15-17 A 7,00010/15 WestAlabama* W 30-3 H 5,00010/22 atLouisiana-Monroe L 19-24 A 8,00010/29 MississippiCollege*(HC) W 23-6 H 7,00011/5 atDeltaState* W 10-7 A 2,00011/12 atNichollsState* W 17-14 A 4,10011/19 NorthwesternState W 38-21 H 2,000*-GulfSouthConferencegame

�9�� (�-�-�, �-�-� GSC)Coach:BillyBrewer9/2 TexasState L 0-7 H 6,0009/16 SamHoustonState W 12-0 H 6,5009/23 atNorthAlabama* T 7-7 A 6,8009/30 atJacksonvilleState* L 7-10 A 9,50010/7 Troy* W 45-7 H 7,50010/14 WestAlabama*(HC) W 33-0 H 7,80010/21 atLouisiana-Monroe W 25-21 A 8,85010/28 atMississippiCollege* W 13-10 A 6,45011/4 DeltaState* W 34-3 H 6,00011/11 vs.NichollsState*1 W 10-0 N 10,00011/18 atNorthwesternState L 12-13 A 5,100*-GulfSouthConferencegame1-atLouisianaSuperdome(NewOrleans,La.)

�9�9 (�-�-0)Coach:BillyBrewer9/8 atMcNeeseState L 7-10 A 20,0009/15 atMurrayState W 19-11 A 10,0009/22 TexasState L 7-14 H 8,0009/29 atBallState L 7-17 A 16,01310/6 atTroy L 0-24 A 6,50010/13 NorthwesternState W 33-7 H 7,00010/20 atEastTennesseeState L 3-31 A 8,32510/27 Louisiana-Monroe(HC) W 13-0 H 7,50011/3 atDeltaState W 30-7 A 2,93111/10 NichollsState W 38-0 H 4,00011/17 MississippiCollege W 34-14 H 4,000

�9�0 (�-2-0)note: First year as Division ICoach:OscarLofton(8-2)9/13 atBoiseState W 17-13 A 21,3429/20 EastTennesseeState W 7-3 H 8,5009/27 atIllinoisState W 28-21 A 6,62210/4 atJacksonState W 17-16 A 10,59210/11 Troy L 10-21 H 8,50010/18 TexasSouthern(HC) W 47-6 H 2,50010/25 atLouisiana-Monroe W 55-30 A 17,20311/8 DeltaState W 59-13 H 7,00011/15 atNichollsState W 35-20 A 5,42511/22 atNorthwesternState L 14-16 A 3,000

�9�� (�-�-0)Coach:OscarLofton9/5 atTexasSouthern W 31-24 A --9/12 atLouisiana-Lafayette W 7-0 A 19,5229/19 atTexasState L 10-35 A 10,0009/26 atStephenF.Austin W 33-24 A --10/3 JacksonState L 14-51 H 12,00010/10 atTroy W 22-21 A --10/17 UTMartin(HC) W 13-10 H 8,50010/24 Louisiana-Monroe W 50-47 H 8,00010/31 NorthwesternState W 21-16 H 6,00011/7 atSouthern W 28-27 A 22,01811/14 NichollsState L 17-29 H 6,500

�9�2 (�-�-0)Coach:OscarLofton(4-7)9/11 atMcNeeseState W 17-7 A 19,7569/18 atCentralFlorida W 24-14 A 8,1969/25 StephenF.Austin L 10-35 H 9,00010/2 TexasState L 21-34 H 9,40010/9 Troy(HC) W 21-7 H 7,00010/16 TexasSouthern W 31-0 H 4,00010/23 atLouisiana-Monroe L 0-42 A 17,95010/30 atJacksonState L 13-30 A 14,57811/6 Southern L 19-26 H 10,00011/13 atNorthwesternState L 9-31 A 4,00011/20 atNichollsState L 14-20 A 4,600

�9�� (�-�-0)Coach:OscarLofton9/3 MississippiCollege L 10-16 H 5,5009/10 McNeeseState L 0-23 H 6,0009/17 CentralFlorida W 54-28 H 5,0009/24 TexasA&M-Commerce W 31-23 H 5,00010/1 atWesternKentucky W 27-7 A 10,00010/8 atTroy W 34-15 A 5,00010/15 atTexasSouthern W 20-7 A 4,80010/22 Louisiana-Monroe(HC) L 13-16 H 7,50010/29 JacksonState W 9-7 H 7,50011/12 atNorthwesternState L 7-23 A 4,15011/19 atNichollsState L 0-6 A 2,000

�9�� (2-�-�, 0-�-� GSC)Coach:OscarLofton9/1 LouisianaTech L 9-17 H 6,0009/8 atMcNeeseState L 7-28 A 19,0009/15 MississippiCollege L 6-7 H 5,0009/29 WesternKentucky W 28-0 H 5,50010/6 atSamHoustonState* L 3-28 A 4,20010/13 atLouisiana-Monroe L 15-30 A 20,22210/20 TexasState* L 7-10 H 5,50010/27 StephenF.Austin*(HC) T 21-21 H 7,00011/3 atMissouriState W 30-24 A 3,78011/10 NorthwesternState* L 14-34 H 4,00011/17 atNichollsState* L 7-36 A 10,015*-GulfStarConferencegame

�9�� (2-9-0, �-�-0 GSC)Coach:OscarLofton9/7 McNeeseState L 7-16 H 7,5009/13 atCentralFlorida L 21-27 A 7,1429/21 MississippiCollege L 30-34 H 6,0009/28 atLouisianaTech L 7-40 A 18,22410/5 atChattanooga L 7-27 A 9,14810/12 SamHoustonState* L 13-24 H 5,50010/19 Louisiana-Monroe(HC) W 19-17 H 8,00011/2 atStephenF.Austin* L 12-27 A 3,00011/9 atTexasState* L 15-55 A 6,01211/16 NorthwesternState* W 20-14 H 4,50011/23 NichollsState* L 17-21 H 7,500*-GulfStarConferencegame

�9��-2002 (NO TEAM)

200� (�-�)Coach:HalMumme8/30 Arkansas-Monticello W 22-17 H 9,7089/4 Lambuth W 22-10 H 9,7089/13 atHendersonState L 35-41 A 4,8569/20 atTroy L 0-28 A 19,8899/27 atTexasState L 17-38 A 11,76210/4 #1McNeeseState L 20-58 H 9,75810/11 at#20NorthwesternState L 27-87 A 10,19210/18 WebberInternational(HC) W 68-10 H 9,01310/25 atSt.Mary’s(Calif.) L 27-33 A 1,43111/1 atAlcornState L 24-27 A 4,00011/8 Jacksonville(Fla.) W 43-23 H 9,75811/15 PrairieViewA&M W 64-10 H 8,432

200� (�-�)Coach:HalMumme9/2 Arkansas-Monticello W 46-32 H 9,0789/11 at#6McNeeseState W 51-17 A 16,4999/18 atTexasState L 28-31(2ot) A 13,1149/25 #24SamHoustonState L 17-45 H 9,48010/2 MississippiValleyState W 33-17 H 9,02110/9 NorthernColorado(HC) W 26-13 H 8,32210/16 Mercyhurst W 58-14 H 8,51710/30 AlcornState L 27-33 H 9,13711/6 atJacksonville W 51-3 A 2,16211/11 TexasCollege W 54-14 H 7,76811/20 atGardner-Webb L 34-52 A 3,841

Yearly Results


200� (�-�, 2-� SLC)Coach:DennisRoland9/10 AlcornState W 48-21 H 7,8239/17 atNorthernColorado L 19-35 A 6,88510/1 vs.Tulane1 L 21-28 N 16,82610/8 #14TexasState* L 15-30 H 6,37410/15 at#23NorthwesternState* L 10-31 A 11,13710/22 #20McNeeseState* W 37-13 H 6,08210/29 atStephenF.Austin* W 45-23 A 9,86711/5 atSamHoustonState* L 18-35 A 7.23511/12 #25NichollsState*(HC) L 28-38 H 9,10811/19 atMississippiValleyState W 38-21 A 2,030*-SouthlandConferencegame1-atTigerStadium(BatonRouge,La.)

200� (2-9, �-� SLC)Coach:DennisRoland(2-6)/MikeLucas(0-3)8/31 atNewMexicoState L 15-30 A 15,5619/9 atSouthernMiss L 0-45 A 28,2589/16 Jacksonville(Fla.) W 41-13 H 6,6779/23 atTexasTech L 0-62 A 52,9139/30 Gardner-Webb L 21-28 H 5,12210/7 atNichollsState* L 10-14 A 8,41110/14 NorthwesternState* W 31-24(ot) H 6,45310/21 atTexasState* L 17-38 A 13,32110/28 StephenF.Austin*(HC) L 10-35 H 6,42811/4 atMcNeeseState* L 13-34 A 9,83411/11 SamHoustonState* L 23-28 H 5,125*-SouthlandConferencegame

200� (�-�, 2-� SLC)Coach:MikeLucas8/30 atNewMexicoState L 14-35 A 12,6829/8 atKansas L 0-62 A 43,9149/15 KentuckyWesleyan W 79-7 H 5,3959/22 atTulane L 27-35 A 17,61110/6 StephenF.Austin* W 21-3 H 3,46010/13 atNorthwesternState* L 24-27 A 8,02910/20 CentralArkansas* L 33-37 H 4,37310/27 at#5McNeeseState* L 17-45 A 15,15311/3 atTexasState* L 31-45 A 9,98111/10 SamHoustonState*(HC) L 16-20 H 6,40411/17 NichollsState* W 17-13 H 5,122*-SouthlandConferencegame

200� (�-�, 2-� SLC)Coach:MikeLucas8/30 atAlcornState W 34-28 A 7,5009/6 atMississippiState L 10-34 A 41,9389/13 SouthDakota W 31-30 H 5,3469/20 atLouisianaTech L 26-41 A 17,6239/27 NorthDakota W 38-35 H 5,21610/4 atStephenF.Austin* L 45-48 A 7,23010/18 NorthwesternState*(HC) W 26-21 H 7,16210/25 at#13CentralArkansas* L 21-28 A 9,11311/1 #16McNeeseState L 14-24 H 6,21211/8 TexasState* L 24-38 H 3,26711/15 atSamHoustonState* W 30-27(ot) A 5,02711/22 atNichollsState* L 28-35 A 7,352*-SouthlandConferencegame

2009 (�-�, �-� SLC)Coach:MikeLucas9/5 TexasA&M-Commerce W 41-7 H 5,2559/10 UnionCollege(Ky.) W 69-20 H 4,7049/19 at#5OleMiss L 6-52 A 58,1199/26 atSouthDakota L 13-44 A 8,12110/10 atTexasState* W 51-50(ot) A 10,55610/17 SamHoustonState*(HC) W 37-21 H 6,90210/24 at#11McNeeseState* L 35-36 A 13,00810/31 #12CentralArkansas* W 25-21 H 4,26111/6 atNorthwesternState* W 27-0 A 6,52311/13 #15StephenF.Austin* L 10-41 H 6,87711/18 NichollsState* L 30-45 H 5,551*-SouthlandConferencegame

20�0 (2-9, �-� SLC)Coach:MikeLucas9/2 atTulane L 21-27 A 20,2589/11 UTMartin W 24-10 H 5,3209/18 Lamar L 28-29 H 4,2179/25 atLouisiana-Monroe L 20-21 A 15,28510/9 TexasState* W 49-28 H 4,65010/16 atSamHoustonState* L 7-57 A 7,45710/23 McNeeseState*(HC) L 10-13 H 5,72010/30 atCentralArkansas* L 23-30 A 10,11011/6 NorthwesternState* L 16-35 H 3,95111/13 atStephenF.Austin* L 14-51 A 7,10811/18 atNichollsState* L 25-27 A 4,980*-SouthlandConferencegame

20�� (�-�, �-� SLC)Coach:MikeLucas9/3 atTulane L 33-47 A 15,9129/10 SavannahState W 63-6 H 4,9749/17 atSouthernMiss L 6-52 A 27,4339/24 at#18McNeeseState* L 27-48 A 12,45510/1 Lamar* L 38-48 H 5,10410/15 atNorthwesternState* L 17-51 A 10,28510/22 TexasState W 38-28 H 4,13710/29 atCentralArkansas* L 29-55 A 10,54311/5 #4SamHoustonState* L 9-38 H 4,87111/12 atStephenF.Austin* L 20-28 A 6,84111/17 NichollsState* W 31-14 H 4,942*-SouthlandConferencegame

SEASON OPENER LISTINGOverallRecord-36-22-3Year Opponent W/L/T score h/a1930 AmiteHS W 7-0 -1931 Louisiana-Lafayette T 6-6 A1932 SouthwestMiss.JC W 12-6 -1933 SouthwestMiss.JC W 6-0 -1934 SouthwestMiss.JC W 13-0 -1935 NorthwesternState W 19-13 H1936 LSUFrosh W 6-0 -1937 LSUFrosh L 7-13 -1938 Louisiana-Lafayette L 0-8 H1939 NorthwesternState L 6-18 H1940 St.Mary’s(Texas) L 6-27 -1941 Louisiana-Lafayette L 7-19 H1942 Decatur(Miss.)HC W 39-0 -1943-45 (DidnotplayduetoWorldWarII)1946 LouisianaCollege W 18-0 H1947 MilliganCollage T 6-6 A1948 WestAlabama W 7-0 H1949 WestAlabama W 41-12 H1950 Troy W 18-7 A1951 Louisiana-Monroe W 33-0 A1952 Louisiana-Monroe W 21-20 H1953 Louisiana-Monroe W 28-0 A1954 Louisiana-Monroe W 58-0 H1955 Louisiana-Monroe W 40-0 A1956 Louisiana-Monroe W 35-0 H1957 Louisiana-Lafayette T 7-7 H1958 Louisiana-Lafayette W 14-6 A1959 Louisiana-Lafayette W 18-13 H1960 Louisiana-Lafayette W 20-10 A1961 Louisiana-Lafayette W 27-0 H1962 CorpusChristi W 26-0 H1963 Louisiana-Lafayette W 14-0 H1964 TexasA&M-Commerce L 8-22 A1965 SouthernMiss L 0-15 A1966 SouthernMiss L 13-15 H1967 SouthernMiss L 7-21 A1968 HowardPayne W 28-7 H1969 SouthernMiss L 6-14 A1970 Louisiana-Lafayette L 6-17 A1971 EasternKentucky L 12-20 A1972 EasternKentucky L 0-10 H1973 NorthAlabama W 26-0 H1974 NorthAlabama W 21-17 A1975 NorthAlabama W 28-15 H1976 UTMartin W 28-12 H1977 SamHoustonState W 20-0 A1978 TexasState L 0-7 H1979 McNeeseState L 7-10 A1980 BoiseState W 17-7 A1981 TexasSouthern W 31-24 A1982 McNeeseState W 17-7 A1983 MississippiCollege L 10-16 H1984 LouisianaTech L 9-17 H1985 McNeeseState L 7-16 H2003 Arkansas-Monticello W 22-17 H2004 Arkansas-Monticello W 46-32 H2005 AlcornState W 48-21 H

2006 NewMexicoState L 15-30 A2007 NewMexicoState L 14-35 A2008 AlcornState W 34-28 A2009 TexasA&M-Commerce W 41-7 H2010 Tulane L 21-27 A2011 Tulane L 33-47 A

HOMECOMING RESULTS (SINCE �9��)OverallHomecomingrecord-26-22-11946 southeastern 40, Jacksonville state 01947 LouisianaTech19,Southeastern131948 NorthwesternState49,Southeastern01949 LouisianaTech20,Southeastern141950 southeastern 28, northwestern state 141951 southeastern 19, Louisiana Tech 71952 southeastern 19, northwestern state 01953 LouisianaTech12,Southeastern01954 southeastern 32, northwestern state 61955 LouisianaTech21,Southeastern01956 southeastern 20, northwestern state 151957 LouisianaTech21,Southeastern141958 southeastern 7, Mcneese state 61959 LouisianaTech14,Southeastern01960 southeastern 21, Mcneese state 61961 southeastern 34, Louisiana Tech 141962 southeastern 21, Mcneese state 151963 southeastern 15, Louisiana Tech 71964 southeastern 7, Mcneese state 21965 LouisianaTech16,Southeastern141966 McNeeseState28,Southeastern121967 southeastern 27, Louisiana Tech 211968 NortheastLouisiana13,Southeastern01969 LouisianaTech25,Southeastern241970 Louisiana-Monroe20,Southeastern171971 LouisianaTech24,Southeastern91972 DeltaState24,Southeastern71973 LouisianaTech26,Southeastern71974 southeastern 23, Louisiana-Monroe 81975 JacksonvilleState38,Southeastern71976 southeastern 34, Mississippi College 201977 southeastern 23, Mississippi College 61978 southeastern 33, West alabama 01979 southeastern 13, Louisiana-Monroe 01980 southeastern 47, Texas-southern 61981 southeastern 13, UT Martin 101982 southeastern 21, Troy 71983 Louisiana-Monroe16,Southeastern131984 Southeastern 21, Stephen F. Austin 211985 southeastern 19, Louisiana-Monroe 172003 southeastern 68, Webber International 102004 southeastern 26, northern Colorado 132005 NichollsState38,Southeastern282006 StephenF.Austin35,Southeastern102007 SamHoustonState20,Southeastern162008 southeastern 26, northwestern state 212009 southeastern 37, sam houston state 212010 McNeeseState13,Southeastern102011 SamHoustonState38,Southeastern9

2011HomecomingQueenJacyCarpenter(O’Fallen,Ill.)andHomecomingKingJordanLeggett(Slidell,La.)

Yearly Results


Team Record 1st game Last gameAbileneChristian 1-1-0 1947 1972alabama-Birmingham (UaB) First Meeting 2012 - AlcornState 2-2-0 2003 2008AmiteHighSchool 1-0-0 1930 1930AppalachianState 1-0-0 1965 1965Arkansas-Monticello1 3-0-0 1938 2004ArkansasState 2-3-0 1938 1970Auburn 1-0-0 1950 1950BogalusaHighSchool 0-1-0 1930 1930BoiseState 1-0-0 1980 1980BolivarKempCamp 1-0-0 1933 1933Cameron 2-0-0 1975 1976CampBeauregard 1-0-0 1942 1942Centenary 1-0-0 1947 1947Central arkansas 1-4-0 2007 2011CentralFlorida(UCF) 2-1-0 1982 1985ClarkeCollege 1-0-0 1933 1933CorpusChristi 4-0-0 1960 1963DecaturJC 1-0-0 1942 1942DeltaState 8-5-0 1937 1980EastCentralMississippiJC 2-0-0 1933 1934EastMississippiJC 2-1-0 1933 1936EastTennesseeState 1-1-0 1979 1980EasternKentucky 1-3-0 1947 1972Eglin(AAF) 1-0-0 1948 1948FrederickCollege 1-0-0 1964 1964Gardner-Webb 0-2-0 2004 2006HendersonState 0-1-0 2003 2003HowardPayne 1-0-0 1968 1968IllinoisState 1-0-0 1980 1980IndependenceHS 1-0-0 1930 1930JacksonState 2-2-0 1980 1983Jacksonville(Fla.) 3-0-0 2003 2006JacksonvilleState 4-6-1 1946 1978JesuitHighSchool 0-1-0 1930 1930JonesCountyJC 5-0-1 1931 1939Kansas 0-1-0 2007 2007KentuckyWesleyan 1-0-0 2007 2007Lamar 4-3-0 1937 2011Lambuth 1-0-0 2003 2003LouisianaCollege 12-2-1 1941 1966Louisiana-Lafayette2 17-18-3 1931 1981Louisiana-Monroe3(ULM) 30-15-2 1931 2010LSU 0-1-0 1949 1949LSUFrosh 3-4-0 1932 1938LouisianaTech 7-28-2 1938 2008Louisville 0-1-0 1947 1947LoyolaFrosh 7-2-0 1931 1939MarinesCorps 0-1-0 1971 1971Mcneese state 15-22-0 1951 2011Memphis 2-1-0 1942 1953MerchantMarines 1-0-0 1946 1946MercyhurstCollege 1-0-0 2004 2004Miami(Fla.) 0-3-0 1932 1935MilliganCollege 2-0-1 1946 1948Mississippi 0-1-0 2009 2009MississippiCollege 5-3-0 1946 1985MississippiState 0-1-0 2008 2008MississippiValleyState 2-0-0 2004 2005Missouri First Meeting 2012 - MissouriState4 1-0-0 1984 1984MurrayState 2-1-0 1939 1979NewMexicoState 0-2-0 2006 2007

Team Record 1st game Last gamenicholls state 9-12-0 1972 2011NorthAlabama5 9-1-2 1957 1978NorthDakota 1-0-0 2008 2008NorthernColorado 1-1-0 2004 2005northwestern state 25-30-0 1935 2011NorthwestMississippiJC 1-0-0 1933 1933Orlando,Fla. 1-0-0 1937 1937PearlRiverJC 2-2-1 1931 1937PensacolaNavy 10-2-1 1937 1970PerkinstonJC 1-0-0 1939 1939PrairieViewA&M 1-0-0 2003 2003RollinsCollege 1-0-0 1935 1935St.Mary’s(Calif.) 0-1-0 2003 2003St.Mary’s(Texas) 0-2-0 1940 1941Samford6 1-1-0 1963 1965sam houston state 4-9-0 1940 2011SavannahState 1-0-0 2011 2011SouthDakota 1-1-0 2008 2009south Dakota state First Meeting 2012 -Southern 1-1-0 1981 1982SouthernMississippi7 3-19-0 1940 2011SouthwestMississippiJC 9-1-0 1930 1939SpringHill 1-0-0 1939 1939StateTech-Hattiesburg 1-0-0 1934 1934stephen F. austin 5-9-1 1950 2011Stetson 1-0-0 1954 1954Tampa 7-1-0 1955 1962Tennessee-Chattanooga 0-3-0 1962 1985Tennessee-Martin 4-1-0 1974 2010TexasA&M-Commerce8 4-4-1 1957 2009Texas-Arlington 0-1-0 1963 1963TexasCollege 1-0-0 2004 2004TexasSouthern 4-0-0 1980 1983TexasState9 3-12-0 1978 2011TexasTech 0-1-0 2006 2006Trinity 3-5-0 1955 1971Troy10 11-8-0 1941 2003Tulane 0-6-0 1949 2011TulaneFrosh 1-1-0 1937 1938Union(Ky.)College 1-0-0 2009 2009WebberInternational 1-0-0 2003 2003WestAlabama11 7-3-0 1939 1978WesternKentucky 2-0-0 1983 1984YoungstownState12 1-1-0 1969 1970TOTaLs 312-284-17 1930 2010

*-2012opponentsinbold

aLL-TIME OPPOnEnT nOTEs1-Arkansas-MonticelloformerlycalledArkansasA&M2-Louisiana-LafayetteformerlycalledSouthwesternLouisiana3-Louisiana-MonroeformerlycalledNortheastLouisiana4-MissouriStateformerlycalledSouthwestMissouri5-NorthAlabamaformerlycalledFlorenceState6-SamfordformerlycalledHowardCollege7-SouthernMississippiformerlycalledMississippiSouthern8-TexasA&M-CommerceformerlycalledEastTexasState9-TexasStateformerlycalledSouthwestTexas10-TroyformerlycalledTroyState11-WestAlabamaformerlycalledLivingston12-YoungstownStateformerlycalledYoungstownUniversity

Future Schedules

20�� (�2 games)Aug.31 atTCUSept.14 atSouthDakotaStateOct. 12 sTEPhEn F. aUsTIn *Oct.19 atNorthwesternState*Oct. 26 LaMaR *Nov.2 atMcNeeseState*Nov.9 atCentralArkansas*nov. 16 saM hOUsTOn sTaTE *nov. 23 nIChOLLs sTaTE *

20�� (�2 games)Aug.30 atTulaneOct.11 atStephenF.Austin*Oct. 18 nORThWEsTERn sTaTE *Oct.25 atLamar*nov. 1 McnEEsE sTaTE *nov. 8 CEnTRaL aRKansas *Nov.15 atSamHoustonState*Nov.22 atNichollsState*

20�� (�� games)Sept.19 atOhio

HomegamesinBOLD CaPsAllgamesaretentativeandsubjecttochange

Most Common Opponents

school games Playednorthwestern state 55Louisiana-Monroe 47Louisiana-Lafayette 38LouisianaTech 37Mcneese state 37SouthernMississippi 22nicholls state 21Troy 19LouisianaCollege 15Texas state 15stephen F. austin 15DeltaState 13PensacolaNavy 13sam houston state 13NorthAlabama 12JacksonvilleState 11WestAlabama 10

all-Time Opponent Records


ABILENE CHRISTIAN (�-�-0)1971 Hammond L 7-281972 Abilene W 14-10

ALCORN STATE (2-2-0)2003 Lorman L 24-272004 Hammond L 27-332005 Hammond W 48-212008 Lorman W 34-28

AMITE HIGH (�-0-0)1930 Unknown W 7-0

APPALACHIAN STATE (�-0-0)1965 Hammond W 54-6

ARKANSAS-MONTICELLO (�-0-0)1938 Unknown W 48-142003 Hammond W 22-172004 Hammond W 46-32

ARKANSAS STATE (�-�-0)1954 Jonesboro W 51-01955 Hammond L 12-211968 Jonesboro L 7-171970 Hammond L 3-12

AUBURN (�-0-0)1950 Auburn W 6-0

BALL STATE (0-�-0)1979 Muncie L 7-17

BOGALUSA HIGH (0-�-0)1930 Unknown L 6-19

BOISE STATE (�-0-0)1980 Boise W 17-13

BOLIVAR KEMP CAMP (�-0-0)1933 Unknown W 68-0

CAMERON (2-0-0)1975 Hammond W 31-101976 Lawton W 35-14

CAMP BEAUREGARD (�-0-0)1942 Unknown W 53-0

CENTENARY (�-0-0)1947 Hammond W 33-13

CENTRAL ARKANSAS (�-�-0)2007 Hammond L 33-372008 Conway L 21-282009 Hammond W 25-212010 Conway L 23-302011 Conway L 29-55

CENTRAL FLORIDA (2-�-0)1982 Orlando W 24-141983 Hammond W 54-281985 Orlando L 21-27

CLARKE COLLEGE (�-0-0)1933 Unknown W 58-0

CORPUS CHRISTI (�-0-0)1960 Hammond W 40-01961 Hammond W 39-01962 Hammond W 26-01963 Hammond W 36-0

DECATUR (MISS.) JC (�-0-0)1942 Unknown W 39-0

DELTA STATE (�-�-0)1937 Unknown L 10-131941 Unknown W 32-141949 Cleveland L 7-191950 Cleveland W 20-71972 Hammond L 7-241973 Cleveland L 10-141974 Hammond W 41-71975 Cleveland L 10-191976 Hammond W 3-01977 Cleveland W 10-71978 Hammond W 34-31979 Cleveland W 30-71980 Hammond W 59-13

EAST CENTRAL MISSISSIPPI JC (2-0-0)1933 Unknown W 26-121934 Unknown W 29-0

EAST MISSISSIPPI JC (2-�-0)1933 Unknown L 6-121934 Unknown W 39-01936 Unknown W 45-0

EAST TENNESSEE STATE (�-�-0)1979 JohnsonCity L 3-311980 Hammond H 7-3

EASTERN KENTUCKY (�-�-0)1947 BatonRouge W 30-61948 Hammond L 7-261971 Richmond L 12-201972 Hammond L 0-10

EGLIN ARMY AIRFIELD (Fla.) (�-0-0)1948 EglinAirforceBase W 28-6

FREDERICK COLLEGE (�-0-0)1964 Hammond W 26-0

GARDNER-WEBB (0-2-0)2004 BoilingSprings L 34-522006 Hammond L 21-28

HENDERSON STATE (0-�-0)2003 Arkadelphia L 35-41

HOWARD PAYNE (�-0-0)1968 Hammond W 28-7

ILLINOIS STATE (�-0-0)1980 Normal W 28-21

INDEPENDENCE HIGH (�-0-0)1930 Unknown W 13-0

JACKSON STATE (2-2-0)1980 Jackson W 17-161981 Hammond L 14-511982 Jackson L 13-301983 Hammond W 9-7

JACKSONVILLE (Fla.) (�-0-0)2003 Hammond W 43-232004 Jacksonville W 51-32006 Hammond W 41-13

JACKSONVILLE STATE (Ala.) (�-�-�)1946 Hammond W 40-01948 Jacksonville T 7-71949 Hammond W 20-141971 Hammond L 14-201972 Jacksonville L 7-101973 Hammond W 11-101974 Jacksonville L 10-221975 Hammond L 7-381976 Jacksonville W 13-31977 Hammond L 10-141978 Jacksonville L 7-10

JESUIT HIGH (0-�-0)1930 Unknown L 0-27

JONES COUNTY JC (�-0-�)1931 Unknown T 6-61932 Unknown W 75-01933 Unknown W 18-61936 Unknown W 41-131937 Unknown W 54-01939 Unknown W 12-6

KANSAS (0-�-0)2007 Lawrence L 0-62

KENTUCKY WESLEYAN (�-0-0)2007 Hammond W 79-7

LAMAR (�-�-0)1937 Unknown W 20-121938 Unknown W 20-71942 Unknown W 34-71967 Beaumont L 21-341969 Hammond W 21-192010 Hammond L 28-292011 Hammond L 38-48

LAMBUTH (�-0-0)2003 Hammond W 22-10

LOUISIANA COLLEGE (�2-2-�)1941 Unknown W 14-101946 Hammond W 18-01947 Pineville W 26-21948 Hammond L 8-141949 Pineville T 0-01950 Hammond L 13-141951 Pineville W 7-61952 Hammond W 7-01953 Pineville W 14-61954 Hammond W 46-01955 Pineville W 27-71956 Hammond W 20-01964 Hammond W 35-71965 Pineville W 23-71966 Hammond W 49-0

LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE (��-��-�)1931 Lafayette T 6-61932 Lafayette L 0-61933 Lafayette L 0-341934 Lafayette L 0-101935 Lafayette W 12-61936 Lafayette W 19-01938 Hammond L 0-8

all-Time Opponent Results


1940 Lafayette L 0-71941 Hammond L 7-191942 Lafayette L 13-351946 Hammond W 27-131947 Lafayette L 7-401948 Hammond L 12-191949 Hammond L 20-271950 Lafayette L 0-61951 Hammond W 14-01952 Lafayette T 13-131953 Hammond W 39-131954 Lafayette W 32-01955 Hammond W 20-01956 Lafayette W 42-01957 Hammond T 7-71958 Lafayette W 14-61959 Hammond W 18-131960 Lafayette W 20-101961 Hammond W 27-01962 Lafayette W 21-61963 Hammond W 14-01964 Lafayette W 12-71965 Hammond W 13-01966 Lafayette L 6-351967 Hammond L 0-91968 Lafayette L 6-311969 Hammond L 3-91970 Lafayette L 6-171971 Hammond L 6-71972 Lafayette L 7-301981 Lafayette W 7-0

LOUISIANA-MONROE (�0-��-2)1931 Unknown W 6-01932 Unknown W 19-01934 Unknown L 6-191935 Unknown L 6-161936 Unknown W 22-01937 Unknown T 0-01938 Unknown T 0-01939 Unknown L 0-21940 Unknown W 20-131941 Unknown W 7-61942 Unknown L 0-61951 Monroe W 33-01952 Hammond W 21-201953 Monroe W 28-01954 Hammond W 58-01955 Monroe W 40-01956 Hammond W 35-01957 Monroe W 26-131958 Monroe L 8-221959 Monroe W 27-61960 Hammond W 26-01961 Monroe W 7-01962 Hammond W 13-121963 Monroe W 12-71964 Hammond W 20-101965 Monroe W 14-61966 Hammond W 14-131967 Monroe L 14-301968 Hammond L 0-131969 Monroe W 20-101970 Hammond L 17-201971 Monroe L 0-31972 Hammond L 9-341973 Monroe W 17-01974 Hammond W 23-81975 Hammond W 49-191976 Hammond W 14-101977 Monroe L 19-241978 Monroe W 25-211979 Hammond W 13-01980 Monroe W 55-30

1981 Hammond W 50-471982 Monroe L 0-421983 Hammond L 13-161984 Monroe L 15-301985 Hammond W 19-172010 Monroe L 20-21

LSU (0-�-0)1949 BatonRouge L 7-48

LSU FROSH (�-�-0)1932 Unknown L 0-61933 Unknown L 0-191934 Unknown W 11-01935 Unknown W 6-01936 Unknown W 6-01937 Unknown L 7-131938 Unknown L 0-19

LOUISIANA TECH (�-2�-2)1938 Unknown T 0-01940 Unknown L 0-261941 Unknown L 14-191942 Unknown L 15-531946 Ruston W 22-141947 Hammond L 18-201948 Ruston L 13-191949 Hammond L 14-201950 Ruston L 0-141951 Hammond W 19-71952 Ruston T 7-71953 Hammond L 0-121954 Hammond W 35-241955 Hammond L 0-211956 Ruston L 6-121957 Hammond L 14-211958 Ruston L 6-101959 Hammond L 0-141960 Ruston L 14-171961 Hammond W 34-141962 Ruston L 15-271963 Hammond W 15-71964 Ruston L 7-281965 Hammond L 14-161966 Ruston L 6-131967 Hammond W 27-211968 Ruston L 7-351969 Hammond L 24-251970 Ruston W 24-211971 Hammond L 9-241972 Ruston L 0-211973 Hammond L 7-261974 Ruston L 13-341975 Hammond L 28-331984 Hammond L 9-171985 Ruston L 7-402008 Ruston L 26-41

LOUISVILLE (0-�-0)1947 Hammond L 0-23

LOYOLA FROSH (�-2-0)1931 Unknown L 0-201932 Unknown L 7-141933 Unknown W 13-61934 Unknown W 39-01935 Unknown W 14-01936 Unknown W 15-01937 Unknown W 6-01938 Unknown W 44-01939 Unknown W 25-0

MARINE CORPS (0-�-0)1971 Quantico L 0-13

MCNEESE STATE (��-2�-0)1951 LakeCharles W 9-61952 Hammond W 13-01953 LakeCharles W 20-01954 Hammond W 50-61955 LakeCharles L 7-101956 Hammond W 34-01957 LakeCharles L 0-261958 Hammond W 7-61959 LakeCharles L 8-201960 Hammond W 21-61961 LakeCharles L 6-211962 Hammond W 21-151963 LakeCharles L 6-351964 Hammond W 7-21965 LakeCharles L 8-121966 Hammond L 12-281967 LakeCharles L 8-231968 Hammond W 17-31969 LakeCharles W 24-211970 Hammond W 15-71971 LakeCharles L 0-311972 Hammond L 13-311973 LakeCharles L 10-401979 LakeCharles L 7-101982 LakeCharles W 17-71983 Hammond L 0-231984 LakeCharles L 7-281985 Hammond L 7-162003 Hammond L 20-582004 LakeCharles W 51-172005 Hammond W 37-132006 LakeCharles L 13-342007 LakeCharles L 17-452008 Hammond L 14-242009 LakeCharles L 35-362010 Hammond L 10-132011 LakeCharles L 27-48

MEMPHIS (2-�-0)1942 Unknown W 38-141952 Memphis W 28-251953 Memphis L 7-20

MERCHANT MARINES (�-0-0)1946 Hammond W 61-6

MERCYHURST COLLEGE (�-0-0)2004 Hammond W 58-14

MIAMI (Fla.) (0-�-0)1932 Miami L 0-71934 Miami L 7-261935 Miami L 0-2

MILLIGAN COLLEGE (2-0-�)1946 JohnsonCity W 21-131947 JohnsonCity T 6-61948 JohnsonCity W 14-0

MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE (�-�-0)1946 Clinton W 14-01976 Hammond W 34-201977 Hammond W 23-61978 Clinton W 13-101979 Hammond W 34-141983 Hammond L 10-161984 Hammond L 6-71985 Hammond L 30-34



MISSISSIPPI STATE (0-�-0)2008 Starkville L 10-34

MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE (2-0-0)2004 Hammond W 33-172005 IttaBena W 38-21

MISSOURI STATE (�-0-0)1984 Springfield W 30-24

MURRAY STATE (2-�-0)1939 Unknown L 12-141940 Unknown W 41-01979 Murray W 19-11

NEW MEXICO STATE (0-2-0)2006 LasCruces L 15-302007 LasCruces L 14-35

NICHOLLS STATE (9-�2-0)1972 Hammond W 31-91973 Hammond W 10-01974 Thibodaux L 0-101975 NewOrleans L 6-141976 NewOrleans W 17-71977 Thibodaux W 17-141978 NewOrleans W 10-01979 Hammond W 38-01980 Thibodaux W 35-201981 Hammond L 17-291982 Thibodaux L 14-201983 Thibodaux L 0-61984 Thibodaux L 7-361985 Hammond L 17-212005 Hammond L 28-382006 Thibodaux L 10-142007 Hammond W 17-132008 Thibodaux L 28-352009 Hammond L 30-452010 Thibodaux L 25-272011 Hammond W 31-14

NORTH ALABAMA (9-�-2)1957 Florence W 21-191958 Florence W 40-71959 Florence W 28-211960 Hammond W 32-61961 Florence W 33-61962 Hammond W 25-71973 Hammond W 26-01974 Florence W 21-171975 Hammond W 28-151976 Florence T 28-281977 Hammond L 7-291978 Florence T 7-7

NORTH DAKOTA (�-0-0)2008 Hammond W 38-35

NORTHERN COLORADO (�-�-0)2004 Hammond W 26-132005 Greeley L 19-35

NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI JC (�-0-0)1933 Unknown W 57-20

NORTHWESTERN STATE (2�-�0-0)1935 Hammond W 19-131936 Natchitoches W 34-61938 Natchitoches L 0-61939 Hammond L 6-181940 Natchitoches L 0-471941 Hammond L 0-61942 Natchitoches L 6-71946 Hammond W 13-01947 Natchitoches L 12-141948 Hammond L 0-491949 Natchitoches W 25-131950 Hammond W 28-141951 Natchitoches W 33-141952 Hammond W 19-01953 Natchitoches W 27-191954 Hammond W 32-61955 Hammond W 27-201956 Hammond W 20-151957 Natchitoches L 7-131958 Hammond L 0-71959 Natchitoches W 15-131960 Natchitoches L 7-01961 Hammond W 19-01962 Natchitoches L 6-191963 Hammond L 7-131964 Natchitoches W 37-211965 Hammond L 22-381966 Natchitoches L 24-271967 Hammond W 26-141968 Natchitoches W 24-191969 Hammond L 6-341970 Natchitoches L 14-221971 Hammond L 6-141972 Natchitoches L 3-61973 Hammond L 14-211974 Natchitoches L 3-401975 Hammond W 31-61976 Hammond W 34-271977 Hammond W 38-211978 Natchitoches L 12-131979 Hammond W 33-71980 Natchitoches L 14-161981 Hammond W 21-161982 Natchitoches L 9-311983 Natchitoches L 7-231984 Hammond L 14-341985 Hammond W 20-142003 Natchitoches L 27-872005 Natchitoches L 10-312006 Hammond W 31-24(ot)2007 Natchitoches L 24-272008 Hammond W 26-212009 Natchitoches W 27-02010 Hammond L 16-352011 Natchitoches L 17-51

OLE MISS (0-�-0)2009 Oxford L 6-52

ORLANDO, Fla. (�-0-0)1937 Unknown W 7-0

PEARL RIVER JC (�-2-�)1931 Unknown L 0-541932 Unknown L 0-141934 Unknown W 8-61935 Unknown W 14-61936 Unknown T 0-01937 Unknown W 46-0

PENSACOLA NAVY (�0-2-�)1937 Unknown W 20-141939 Unknown W 18-71940 Unknown T 7-71942 Unknown L 0-131949 Hammond W 14-01950 Pensacola W 21-131960 Hammond W 9-01961 Hammond W 9-51966 Pensacola W 52-331967 Hammond W 37-161968 Pensacola L 16-301969 Hammond W 20-71970 Hammond W 16-3

PERKINSTON JC (�-0-0)1939 Unknown W 12-0

PRAIRIE VIEW A&M (�-0-0)2003 Hammond W 64-10

ROLLINS COLLEGE (�-0-0)1935 Unknown W 19-0

ST. MARY’S (Calif.) (0-�-0)2003 Moraga L 27-33

ST. MARY’S (Texas) (0-2-0)1940 Unknown L 6-271941 Unknown L 0-28

SAMFORD (�-�-0)1963 Birmingham L 0-71965 Hammond W 13-7

SAM HOUSTON STATE (�-9-0)1940 Unknown L 12-221977 Huntsville W 20-01978 Hammond W 12-01984 Huntsville L 3-281985 Hammond L 13-242004 Hammond L 17-452005 Huntsville L 18-352006 Hammond L 23-282007 Hammond L 16-202008 Huntsville W 30-27(ot)2009 Hammond W 37-212010 Huntsville L 7-572011 Hammond L 9-38

SAVANNAH STATE (�-0-0)2011 Hammond W 63-6

SOUTH DAKOTA (�-�-0)2008 Hammond W 31-302009 Vermillion L 13-44

SOUTHERN (�-�-0)1981 BatonRouge W 28-271982 Hammond L 19-26

SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI (�-�9-0)1940 Unknown L 6-131941 Unknown L 6-431946 Hattiesburg W 20-01947 Hammond L 0-351948 Hattiesburg L 0-271950 Hammond W 7-01951 Hattiesburg L 6-351952 Hammond L 12-201953 Hattiesburg L 0-7


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1954 Hattiesburg W 13-71955 Hammond L 0-331956 Hattiesburg L 14-211957 Hammond L 0-141958 Hattiesburg L 6-331959 Hattiesburg L 6-261965 Hattiesburg L 0-151966 Hammond L 13-151967 Hattiesburg L 7-201968 Hammond L 15-271969 Hattiesburg L 6-142006 Hattiesburg L 0-452011 Hattiesburg L 6-52

SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI JC (9-�-0)1930 Unknown L 0-461931 Unknown W 14-61932 Unknown W 12-61933 Unknown W 6-01934 Unknown W 13-01935 Unknown W 19-71936 Unknown W 7-01937 Unknown W 52-71938 Unknown W 65-01939 Unknown W 31-6

SPRING HILL COLLEGE (�-0-0)1939 Unknown W 6-0

STATE TECH-HATTIESBURG (�-0-0)1934 Unknown W 39-9

STEPHEN F. AUSTIN (�-9-�)1950 Nacogdoches L 0-211951 Hammond L 6-141952 Nacogdoches W 21-71953 Hammond W 35-01981 Nacogdoches W 33-241982 Hammond L 10-351984 Hammond T 21-211985 Nacogdoches L 12-272005 Nacogdoches W 45-232006 Hammond L 10-352007 Hammond W 21-32008 Nacogdoches L 45-482009 Hammond L 10-412010 Nacogdoches L 14-512011 Nacogdoches L 20-28

STETSON (�-0-0)1954 Deland W 62-0

TAMPA (�-�-0)1955 Tampa W 13-71956 Hammond W 40-61957 Tampa L 13-331958 Tampa W 19-01959 Tampa W 33-81960 Tampa W 28-121961 Hammond W 27-31962 Hammond W 27-7

TENNESSEE-CHATTANOOGA (0-�-0)1962 Chattanooga L 19-211964 Chattanooga L 0-211985 Chattanooga L 7-27

TENNESSEE-MARTIN (�-�-0)1974 Hammond W 44-131975 Martin L 7-231976 Hammond W 28-121981 Hammond W 13-102010 Hammond W 24-10

TEXAS A&M-COMMERCE (�-�-�)1957 Hammond L 7-251958 Hammond L 20-351959 Commerce L 10-211960 Hammond W 7-01961 Commerce W 20-61963 Hammond T 13-131964 Commerce L 8-221983 Hammond W 31-232009 Hammond W 41-7

TEXAS-ARLINGTON (0-�-0)1963 Hammond L 13-14

TEXAS COLLEGE (�-0-0)2004 Hammond W 54-14

TEXAS SOUTHERN (�-0-0)1980 Hammond W 47-61981 Houston W 31-241982 Hammond W 31-01983 Houston W 20-7

TEXAS STATE (�-�2-0)1978 Hammond L 0-71979 Hammond L 7-141981 SanMarcos L 10-351982 Hammond L 21-341984 Hammond L 7-101985 SanMarcos L 15-552003 SanMarcos L 17-382004 SanMarcos L 28-31(2ot)2005 Hammond L 15-302006 SanMarcos L 17-382007 SanMarcos L 31-452008 Hammond L 24-382009 SanMarcos W 51-50(ot)2010 Hammond W 49-282011 Hammond W 38-28

TEXAS TECH (0-�-0)2006 Lubbock L 0-62

TRINITY (�-�-0)1955 Hammond L 7-461956 SanAntonio L 7-141966 SanAntonio L 7-141967 Hammond W 31-01968 SanAntonio W 7-31969 Hammond W 43-141970 SanAntonio L 9-171971 Hammond L 17-24

TROY (��-�-0)1941 Unknown W 34-71942 Unknown W 45-71950 Troy W 18-71951 Hammond W 71-01970 Hammond L 12-211971 Troy L 6-311972 Hammond W 20-191973 Troy L 0-241974 Hammond W 35-251975 Troy L 7-261976 Hammond W 21-7

1977 Troy L 15-171978 Hammond W 45-71979 Troy L 0-241980 Hammond L 10-211981 Troy W 22-211982 Hammond W 21-71983 Troy W 34-152003 Troy L 0-28

TULANE (0-�-0)1949 NewOrleans L 0-401951 NewOrleans L 7-482005 BatonRouge L 21-282007 NewOrleans L 27-352010 NewOrleans L 21-272011 NewOrleans L 33-47

TULANE FROSH (�-�-0)1937 Unknown W 19-01938 Unknown L 0-19

UNION COLLEGE (Ky.) (�-0-0)2009 Hammond W 69-20

WEBBER INTERNATIONAL (�-0-0)2003 Hammond W 68-10

WEST ALABAMA (�-�-0)1939 Unknown W 47-61940 Unknown W 19-01948 Hammond W 7-01949 Hammond W 41-121973 Livingston L 0-111974 Hammond W 27-211975 Livingston L 13-431976 Livingston L 10-201977 Hammond W 30-31978 Hammond W 33-0

WESTERN KENTUCKY (2-0-0)1983 BowlingGreen W 27-71984 Hammond W 28-0

YOUNGSTOWN STATE (�-�-0)1969 Youngstown L 7-201970 Hammond W 50-27



ABELS 1948ABRAMS,Miles 2008ADAMS,Cleve 1978-79ADAMS,Danny 1973ADAMS,Darrell 1960-61ADAMS,Dremell 2006-07ADAMS,Duriel 2003-04-05-06ADAMS,J.Stewart 1930-31ADAMS,Mike 1976ADAMS,Mike 1956-57-58-59aDaMs, Ryan 2011AFLAGUE,John 1975-76-77-78AGUILLARD,Billy 1970-71-72-73ALBERT,Broderick 2008ALBIN,Zach 2009-10ALESSI,Joseph 1935ALEXANDER,Alec 2003ALEXANDER,C.J. 1958-59ALEXANDER,Dennis 1982-83ALEXANDER,Malcolm 1981ALEXANDER,Paul 1960-61aLFORD, Robert 2009-10-11aLFORD, Tay 2009-10-11ALLEMAN,Floyd 1981-82-83ALLEN,JamesD. 1940ALLEN,Scott 1977-78-79-80ALLEN,Terry 1980-81-82-83ALFORTISH,Blake 2004-05-06ALLISON,John 1942ALONZO,Joe 1979-80ALSGOOD,Sammy 1973-74ALTAZIN,Mike 1977ALUMS,Larry 1971-72-73-74ALVAREZ,Wilson 1980AMADEE,Roy 1983AMBROSE,Clarence 1983-85AMOND,Brian 1977ANDERS,Mac 1965ANDERS,Mark 1977-78ANDERSON,Hardy 1982-83-84ANDERSON,Harry 1932ANDERSON,Joey 1985

ANDERSON,Ryan 2007-08-09ANDERSON,Scott 1980-81ANDERSON,Sidney 1960-61-62ANDRE,Jack 1959-60-61-62ANDRE,JohnAlvin 1954-58-59ANDRE,Russell 1961ANDRE,Thomas 1958ANDREW,Joe 1951-52ANDREW,Walt 1951-52ANDREWS,Billy 1963-64-65-66ANDREWS,Henry 1964-65ANTHON,Robert 1977-78ANTONELLI,Angie 1942-46-47ANZALONE,Fanacy 1974ANZALONE,Louis 1951-52ARANDA,Joe 1959-60-61-62ARBOUR,Tommy 1965-66-67-68ARMAND,Charles 1962ARDOIN,L.J. 1980ARMSTRONG,Cleo 1978ARMSTRONG,Harvey 1970aRnOLD, Blane 2011ARTIGUES,Maurice 1958ASHCRAFT,Lance 1981-82AUGUST,Jordan 2008BABIN,Brian 2006-07-08-09BABIN,Seth 2003-05-06BABINEAUX,Damon 2003-04BADON,Doug 1975BAGOT,Ken 1970-71BAHAM,Bruce 1977BAHAM,Milton 1932BAHM,Marvin 1930BAHORIC,Ed 1938-39BAILEY,Kenneth 1954-55-56-57BAILEY,Malcolm 1951-53BAKER,Don 1973BAKER,Greg 1971-72-73-74BAKER,Nolan 1930BALES,Derwin 1970BALES,JamesD. 1951BALES,Wesley 1935-36BALLEIN,Donald 1963-64-65BANKSTON,Al 1946-47BANTA,Keith 1974-75-76-77BARBIER,Carl 1963-64-65BARDY,Brad 2005-06-07-08BARKURN,Steve 1982BARLOW,Mack 1954-55-56-57BARNES,Ben 2003BARNES,Gene 1957-58BARNES,Kevin 1982BARNHILL,Robert 1946BARONNE,James 1965-66-67-68BARRETT,Glenn 1974BARRINGTON,Chuck 1960BARRIOS,David 1969-70-71-72BARROUQUERE,James 1985BARTHELL,Charles 1973-74BATES,Dale 1951BATES,Dickie 1966-67-68BATES,Donald 1949-50-51BATISTE,Lionel 1980BAXTER,Danny 1965-66BEALER,Kyron 1967BEARD,Brett 2003BEARD,Darrell 1969-70-71BEARDEN,Bucky 1979-80-81-82BEATTY,Tyler 2008-09-10BECKER,Robert 1970-71-72BEDFORD,Freddie 1973-74-75-76BELL,Chuck 1966BELL,Tommy 1953-54-56-57BELLROSE,Paul 1959-60BELTON,Horace 1973-74-75-76BELTON,Jimmy 1938BENARD,Marshal 1969BENGLIS,Greek 1936BENNETT,Brad 2003BENOIT,Ken 1980-81-83-84

BENSON,Jack 1957-58-59BEREY,Alexander 1935BERG,Charles 1958-59-60BERGERON,Dale 1972-73-74-75BERNER,Anthony 1970-71BERTAUT,Al 1946BERTAUT,Folse 1941-46BEST,Herbert 1963BETHANCOURT,Cecil 1982BETTS,Matt 2006BEZET,Reggie 1963BICKHAM,Bruce 1956-57BICKHAM,Dickie 1973-74-75-76BICKHAM,Harry 1971-72-73BIENDENKOFT,Tim 1982BILBO,William 1957BILLINGS,Raymond 1948-49-50-51BINGHAM,Alan 1985BLACK,Coney 1971BLACK,Jerrod 2011BLACK,Jim 1971-72-73-74BLACK,John 1947BLACKWELL,Arlan 1948-49-54-55BLACKWELL,Preacher 1937BLACKWELL,Russell 1931BLALOCK,Curtis"Jack" 1946-47-48BLANCHARD,Joe 1946BLANCHARD,Scott 1984-85BLANDA,Phil 1966-67BLAZEVICH,Brent 2005-06-07-08BLOSSMAN,Sam 1930BOATNER,Mack 1978-79-80-81BODI,Paul 1965-66BOH,Eric 1966-67-68-69BOLDEN,Gerald 1974-75BOLES,Danny 1974BOLTON,James 1938-39-40-41BOND,Wayne 1954BONVILLION,Tim 1974-75BOOKSH,Ronnie 1959-61-62-63BOOThE, Corey 2011BOSSOM,Joey 1977-78-79BOSTICK,Cecil 1974BOUDREAUX,Calvin 1957-58BOUDREAUX,Danny 1978-79BOUDREAUX,Darryl 1980-81-82-83BOUDREAUX,Gerard 1957-58-59-60BOUDREAUX,Johnny 1980-82-83-84BOUDREAUX,Ridley 1950-51BOURGEOIS,Brent 1979BOURGEOIS,C.P. 1951-52-53BOURGEOIS,Emanuel 1962BOURGEOIS,Frank 1954-55-56-57BOURGEOIS,Rene 1985BOUTWELL,Devin 2007-08-10-11BRABHAM,Daron 2003BRABHAM,Ronnie 1962-63BRADY,Milton 1953BRAGGS,Herbert 1978BRAMLETT,Joe 1985BRANNAN,Sherry 1961-62-63BRAY,Archibald 1930BRAZIL,Irvin 1984-85BRECHEEN,Milton 1971BRESCHER,Eddie 1962-63-64-66BREWER,Buck 1981BREWER,Dan 1965-67-68BREWER,Larry 2006-07BRIAN,Bret 1981-82-83-84BRIAN,David 1960BRIDGES,Joe 1939BRIDGES,Josh 2007-08-09-10BRIEN,Dick 1961BRITT, 1936BROCATO,Mike 1971-72BROCK,Dale 1955-56-57BROUSSARD,Eugene 1951-52-53BROUSSARD,Jonathan 2003-04BROUSSARD,Tommy 1976-77-78BROUSSARD,W.E. 1952-53

BOURQUE,Pete 1952BOUSSEAU,William 1966BRADLEY,Victor 1950BROWN,Carl 1940-41BROWN,James 1984-85BROWN,Matt 2003-05-06BROWN,Ray 1983-84BROWN,Wilmont 1938-39BROWN,Xavier 2011BROWNING,Donald 1954BROYLES,Mike 1979BROYLES 1942BRUNETT,Jack 1946-47BRUNNINGS,T.E. 1931-32-33BRYANT,Avery 1949BRYANT,Frank 2011BRYANT,Jeff 1985BRYANT,Richard 1977-78-79-80BUFKIN,Ken 1973BULLARD,Jeff 1982-83BURAS,Carl 1946BURAS,George 1946BURGE,Bobby 1956-57BURGE,Virgil 1956-57BURKHALTER,Henry 1965-66-67-68BURLEIGH,Murray 1954-56BURNS,Harold 1971BURT,Bill 1979-80-81BUTLER,Alvin 1980-81BUTLER,Jerry 1981-82-83-84BYERS,Jared 2007BYRD,Kerchal 1982-83-84-85CACCIOPPI,Joe 1966-67-68-69CAESAR,Johnny 1968CAGER,Earl 2004-05-06-07CAGNOLATTI,Mac 1938-39-40CAIN,Jerome 1930CALANDRO,Tommy 1978-79CALCOTE,Chris 1969CALDER,Mike 1980-81-82-83CALLERY,Bill 1950-51-52CALMES,Jim 1960CALMES,T.C. 1957-58-59-60CAMP,Fred 1938-39CAMPBELL,Steve 1984-85CAMPION,T.J. 1940-41-42-46CAMPOS,Louis 1951CANGELOSI,Joey 1969-70CANNON,Devin 2006-07CARAVELLA,Joseph 1942CARDOSO,Dennis 1978CARLIN,Jimmie 1937CARLISLE,Gerald 1979-80-81-82CARLISLE,Herman 1939-40CARLISLE,Louis 1951-54CARPENTER,Fred 1966CARR,James 1980-82-83CARROLL,Richard 1973CARSON 1942CARTER,Craig 1970-71CARTER,Don 1964CARTER,George 1949CARTER,Victor“Pie” 2003-04CASDABAN,Paul 1950CATALANOTTO,Mickey 1954-55CAUSEY,Billy 1970-71CAUSEY,IraGene 1963-64-65-66CEASAR,Chris 1982-83-84-85CEMO,Tony 1966-67-68-69CHADWICK 1937CHAISSON,Joel 1953CHAISSON,Mark 1982CHAMBERS,Luther 2010CHAMPION,Joe 1983-84-85CHANEY,Dunbar 1936-37-39CHANEY,F.O. 1948-50-51ChanEY, Michael 2010-11CHAPMAN,Albert 1978-79-80-81CHAPMAN,Lynn 1949CHARRIER,Darnell 1975-76

C.J. Alexander

Billy Andrews

all-Time Roster


all-Time Roster

CHAVES,Raul 1968-69CHEATHAM,Alden 2006CHENEVERT,Bobby 1974ChURCh, Justin 2011CIMMENTO,Nick 1960CIRINNA,Chris 1983CITTADIN,Joseph 1930CLARK,Alex 1974-75CLARK,Greg 1977-78CLARK,Joe 1984-85CLARK,Mike 1977-78-79-80CLAVERIE,David 1963CLAY,George 1936-37CLAYBORNE,BillyRay 1979CLAYTON,Leonard 1982CLEMENTS,Kyle 2003-04CLOPHUS,Nathan 2007-08-09-10CLOUD,Ray 1965COALSON,Robert 1976COATES,Jeff 1976-77-78-79COBB,Bill 1968-69-70COBB,James 1948-49COLE,Billy 1978COLE,Hubert 1961COLEMAN,Bob 1932COLEMAN,Clint 2009-10COLEMAN,Rob 1983COLLIER,Jerome 1985COLLINS,Brandon 2010-11COLLINS,Kevin 2004COLLINS,Phillip 1959-60COLLY,Herman 1977-78-79-80COLSON,Robert 1976COMSTOCK,Wendell 1973CONERLY,Sam 1946-47-48-49CONLEY,Jonathanio 2003-04CONNELLY,Ronnie 1969-70CONNER,Eric 1985CONNER,Todd 1985CONNERLY,Sam 1946-47-48-49CONNORS,Tommy 2006-07-08-10COOK,Gerald 1948-49

COOK,Mike 1975-76COPELAND,John 1981-82CORE,Gary 1959-60CORE,George 1962CORE,JackClyde 1946-47CORE,TalmadgeEd 1946-47COREY,Jules 1948-49-50COSTANZA,Joe(PapaJoe) 1935-36-37COTHERN,Dickie 1961-62-63-64COTTINGHAM,Mitch 1931-32COTTEN,Bobby 1965-66COTTON,WilliamHowell 1932COURTNEY,George 1966COUSIN,Ronald 2006COVINGTON,Dick 1967-68-69-70COX,Joe 1984COX 1936COZ,Catfish 1936CRavEn, hunter 2011CRAWFORD,Winston 1954-55CREELY,Mike 1976-77CRISHAM,John 1969CROCKETT,Hess 2003CRON,Butch 1970CROOK,Monty 1959-60-61-62CROOK,Paul 1960-61CROOKS,Avery 2008-09-10-11CROSBY,Ronny 1963-64-65-66CROWLEY,Tim 1965-66CRUM,Darryl 1982CRUM,Henry 1983CRUM,Jimmy 1983CRUTCHFIELD,Bob 1947CRUTHIRDS,David 1974CRYER,Andre 2007-08-09-10CULOTTA,Ray 1964CURRIE,Devon 2006CURRIE,Hebert 1930-31CURRIER,Ross 2003-04CURRY,Hess 1950CURTIS,Danny 1979-80CURTIS,Danny 1962-63-64-65CUTNO,Jae 2011CUTRER,Timmy 1962DAIGLE,Adlin 1941-42DAIGLE,Eddie 1962DAIGLE,Jessie 1963-64DAIGLE,Johnny 1966-67-68-69DAIGLE,Ralph 1966-67-68-69DAIGS,Sherman 2004-05DALMADO,Anthony 1960-61DANIEL,Jay 1973-74-75-76DANIELS,David 2003-05DANIELS,Doug 1951-52-53DANIELS,Ricky 1978-79DANNA,Dick 1961DANTIN,Lenny 1970DANTONE,Sam 1933-34-35DANTZLER,Keithshone 2005-06-08DARBY,Mike 1980DARDEN,Jimmy 1973DAROUSE,Kevin 1982-83-84-85DAVENPORT,Ray 1979DAVIDSON,David 1965-66DAVIDSON,Ted 1970-71-72-73DAVIS,Albert 1941-42DAVIS,Ernest 1975DAVIS,Jerome 1942-46-47DAVIS,Keylam 2003-04-05-06-07DAVIS,Ralph 1939DAVIS,Rod 1939DAWSON,Ricky 1970-71-72-73DAY,Lynn 1965-66-67-68DEBETAZ,Arthur 1958-59-60DeBENEDICTUS,Mike 1963-64DEDON,Chris 1983DEGENERES,Amile 1963DEGENERES,Lloyd 1962DELANEY,Bob 1962DELAUNE,Mike 1971-72

DELONG,Brock 2007-08DEMELO,Jason 2004-05-06DENMARK,Kendall 1979-80DENNIS,Herbert 1942-47-48DENNIS,Stanley 1946-47DENT,Givonni 2011DEPREO,Sonny 1973-74-75-76DERRICK,Wilbur 1960-61DESOMEAUX,Tom 1972DEST.GERMAN,Charles 1952DEVALL,Jay 1965-66-67DEVALL,Ray 1965DICARLO,Al 1948-49DICARLO,Chris 2006-07DIETRICH,Earl 1963-64-65DILIBERTO,Joe 1966-67DIVITORRIO,Frank 1982-83-84-85DOBBINS,Charles 1985DODD,Craig 1984-85DOMIANO,Greg 1979-80-81-82DOMINGUE,Jules 1967-68DOMINICK,Jeb 1971-72-73DORCH,Robert 1983DOREMUS 1932DOSSETT,Glenn 1955-56-57-58DOUgLas, Reshad 2009-10-11DOUGLAS,Trey 2007-08DOYLE,Albert 1963DOYLE,Alvin 1962-63DOYLE,Ronnie 1979-80-81-82DRAGO,Danny 1978-79-80-81DUCKSWORTH,Jasper 2008-09DUCKSWORTH,Michael 2009DUGAS,BobbyJoe 1956-57-58DUGAS,Bruce"Brisco" 1946-47-48-49DUGAS,Manuel 1948-49-50-51DUGAS,Wayne 1956-57DUHE,Melvin 1961DUHE,Robert 1969-70-71-72DUME,John 2003-04-06-07DUNAGIN,Kenneth 1958-59DUNAWAY,JerryJoe 1961-62-63-64DUNBAR,Lawrence 2003-04DUNIGAN,Louis 1964-65-66-67DUNN,Greg 1981-82-83DUPLESSIS,Antoine 2011DUPLESSIS,Brent 1971-72DUPLESSIS,Kerry 1971-72-73-74DUPONT,John 1970DURDEN,David 2009-10-11DUROCHER,Phil 1967-68-69DURONSLET,Craig 2008-09DUVALL,Gregg 1969-70-71-72DYER,Kenneth 1960-62-63-64DYKES,Donald 1975-76-77-78EADY 1932EARLES,George 1965-66EARNEST,Mike 1977-78EASON,John 1982EDWARDS,Elmer 1935-36ELEBY,Larry 1983ELLIS,Bruce 1978ELLIS,Charles 2003-04ELLIS,Roy 1975-76-77ELOI,Blake 1979ELROD,Glen 1983ENGLISH,Joe 1983-84-85ENRICO,Tony 1978ENSMINGER,Bryan 1975ENTZ,Steve 1980-81-82EPPLING,Elden 1950ERNST,Lou 1978ESKEW,Aubrey 1969ESTAPA,Gene 1972-73ETHERIDGE,Scott 1983FABACHER,Pete 1954FABACHER,Sherard 1954FAIRCHILD,B.L. 1959-60FaIRLEY, sam 2009-10-11FALLER,Lokey 1936

FANGUY,Hugh 1954FARLOW,John 1979-80-81FAUL,Mack 1966-67-68-69FAUL,Kenneth 1982FAUL,Wayne 1974-75-76-77FAUNTLEROY,Darryl 1981FAVORITE,Courtney 2003-04FAVORS,Quinn 1983FAVRON,Calvin 1975-76-77-78FEDERICO,John 1984FEE,Larry 1963-64FELCHER 1930FELDEN,Jeff 1974FELLNER,Fred 1975-76FELSHER,Nick 1930-31-32FENDLASON,Jay 2004-05-06FENDLASON,Jim 1972-73FERNANDEZ,Justin 1953-54-55-56FERNANDEZ,Raul 1974-75-76FERRARA,Anthony 1977FERRARO,Wallace 1965FERRER,Henri 1949FERRILL,Glenn 1978-79-80-81FILLMORE,Carney 1975FITCH,Ahmed 1983-84-85FLEMING,Malcolm 1959-60FLETCHER,Sonny 1968-69FLOWERS,Johnny 2004-05-06-07FLOYD,Duane 1965-66-67-68FLOYD,Jeff 1981-82-83-84FOLEY,Richard 1980-81FONTE,Bob 1965FONTENETTE,Kervin 1983-84-85FONTENOT,Glynn 1959FONTENOT,Patrick 2007FORD,Darrell 1979-80FORESTIER,Craig 1984FORET,Adler 1942FORET,Danny 1981FORET,Stacy 1985FORMAN,George 1977FORNEA,John 1969-70FORNEA,Robert 1984FORREST,Alonzo 1983FORTENBERRY,Luther 1956-58-59-60FORTENBERRY,Shane 1973FOSTER,Gary 1973-74FOSTER,Quinton 2009-10FOSTER,Van 1971FOURNET,Daniel 1953-54-55-56FOURNIER,Ryan 2003-04-05FRANCIS,Choni 2003-04FRANKLIN,Craig 1973FRAYLE,Dion 1983-84FRAZIER,Donald 2004-06-07FREDERIC,Ronnie 1963-64-65-66FREEMAN,Clyde 1983FRITSCHER,Mark 1981-82FRUGE,Fred 1963FRUGE,Melvin 1962-63-64-65FRYANT,Robert 1972-73-74-75FRYE,Kevin 1977FUHRMANN,Donald 1958FUHRMANN,Rodney 1958FUSSEL,Emile 1938FUTCH,Jan 1940gaBRIEL, gasten 2010-11GALJOUR,Tyrone 1970-71-72GALLAGHER,Jack 1973GALLINGHOUSE,Gerald 1941-42GALLOWAY,Pat 1981GALLOWAY,Stanley 1935-38GARCIA,Dennis 1976-77GARCIA,Steve 1973-76GARGUS,Bobby 1957GARRETT,Jamarr’ 2006-07GARRISON,Buster 1969-70-71-72GARY,Fred 1963-64-65-66GARY,Tom 1965GASTMYER,Ben 1935

Nathan Clophus

Mario Gilbert

�0� 20�2 Southeastern Louisiana University Football

GAUDIN,Greg 1967-68-69-70GAUTIER,Ferman 1976-77-78-79GAUTIER,Jackie 1965-66GAUTREAUX,Russell 1956GEARY,Charles 1983GENNUSA,Frank 1961-62-63-64GEORGE,Steven 1984GETER,Marion 1946GIANNOBILE,Bobby 1969GIARRUSSO,Cyril 1959-60GIBBS,Sean 1982GIBSON,Edward 1979-80-81-83GILARDI,Rusty 1966-67-68GILBERT,Mario 2004-05-06-07GILDERSLEEVE,Charles 1979-80GILL,Audis 1946-47-48-49GILL,Nolan 1971-72-73-74GILL,Roger 1967-68-69-70GILLESPIE,George 1940-41GIVENS,Audis 1931GLASER,Gary 1974-75GLASER,Ted 1967-68-69-70GLEASON,Dave 1960-61-62GODARE,Ryan 2007-08-09-10GOFF,Bill 1953GOLDBERG,Scott 2003GOLDING,Josh 2003GOLIAN,Nick 1985GONZALES,Hutch 2003-04-05GOODWIN,Steve 1976-77GORDON,Bruce 1979GORDON,Jim 1976-77-78GOTHE,Lee 1985GOULAS,Carroll 1960-61-62GOULD,Clay 1978-79GOURRIER,Sam 1958-59-60-61GRAHAM,Leo 1978-79GRANDEURY,Nolan 1935-36-37-38GRAVES,David 1946-47-49GRAY,Tommy 1974gRaYs, T’Darryl 2009-10-11GRAZIANO,Joe 1930

GREEN,Arthur 2007GREEN,Lowell 1985GREENUP,Rory 1973GREENWOOD,Calvin 2004-05GREER,Jim 1973-74-75-76GREGORY,John 1985GREMILLION,Mike 1965-67-68-69GREMILLION,Randy 1973-74-75GREMILLION,Sean 2008-09-10-11GRESHAM,Clint 1939GRIESHABER,Alfred 1959-60-61-62GRIFFIN,Don 1975-76GRIFFIN,Ralph 2008GRIFFITH,Malcolm 1937-38-39-40GRIFFON,Kurt 1981-82-83-84GRIMES,Claude 1938GROGAN,Garrett 1985GROM,Dwight 1957GROM,Duane“Buck” 1958-59-60GROS,Robert 1956-57-58-59GRUBB,Wayne 1971GUIDRY,Ronald 1983GUIDUGLI,Jeff 2005-06GUITEAU,C.J. 1952GULNALDO,Donald 1962-63GUSMAN,Orlando 1974-75-76GUTHMANN,Bruce 1977-78-79-80HALE,Jarrod 2011HALL,Charles 2004-05HALL,Jim 2003-04-05-06HALLADAY,Dale 1973-74-75-76HAMILTON,David 1985HANCE,Douglas 1938-39-40-41HANEY,Lloyd 1963HANKINS,Martin 2003-04HANKO,Joe 1980HANLEY,Jim 1958-59-60HARBISON,Norman 1976HARDEN,Eddie 1978-79-81-82HARDIMAN,Demoris 2005-06haRRIs, aaron 2010HARRIS,Brennen 2003-04-06-07HARRIS,Elbert 1958-59-60-61HARRIS,Tim 1972HARRIS,Wendell 1978-79-80HARRIS,Wyatt 1985HARRISON,Curtis 1982HARRY,James 1982HARRY,Lionel 1974HART,Nelson 1934-35-36HARTMAN,Mark 1980-81-82-83HARTZOG,Seymon 1961-62HARVEY,John 1942HAWKINS,William 1956-57HAWKINS,William 1932HAYDEL,Russell 1961HAYDEL,Shane 1982-83HAYDEN,Brooklyn 1935-36HAYES,Charlie 1962-63HAYES,Chris 1975-76-77HAYGOOD,Todd 1983-84HEBERT,Charlie 1982-83-84HEBERT,Dwain 1969-70HEBERT,Gerald 1950HEBERT,Matt 1985HEDSTROM,Randy 1982-83HELMSTETTER,Jerome 1942HEMPHILL,Jack 1936-37HENDERSON,Charles 1941HENDERSON,Howard 1971-72HENDERSON,Ray 1981-82-83-84HENKEL,Richard 1975HENLEY,Pearly 1938HERIN,Mickey 1960-61HERNANDEZ,Todd 1985HEWITT,Chuck 1978HICKS,Robert 1977-78-79-80HIGGINS,Anthony 1984-85HIGGINS,Carl 2003-05HILL,Bobby 1971-72-73-74

HILL,Byron 1985HILL,C.A. 1975-76-77HITT,Joe 1974-75-76-77HITT,Steve 1975-76HOBBS,Steven 1985HODE,Les 1948-49HODGES,Rick 1985HODGES,Terry 1966-67-68HOECKER,Sam 1985HOLBROOK,Chase 2004HOLCOMB,Gary 1947-48-49-50HOLDEN,James 1972HOLLAND,Marvin 1961HOLLIFIELD,Jerry 1963-64HOLLOWAY,Carroll 1956HOLLOWAY,Larry 1977HOLLOWAY,Terry 1985HONAKER,Greg 1964HONEYCUTT,William 1956HONORE,Steven 2007-08hOOD, Prentiss 2011HOOD,Robert 1941HOOK,Robert 1940-41HORNE,Danny 1965HORNSBY,Mike 1973-74-75HORNSBY,Ronnie 1967-68-69-70HOVSEPIAN,Matthew 1976-77-78-79HOWARD,Jeffrey 2003-04-05HOWARD,Terrell 2004-05HOZ,Chris 1984HRAPMANN,Danny 2007HUDSON,Oscar 1937-38--39-40HUDSON,Robert 1970-71HUGGINS,Felton 2003-04-05HUGHEN,Jerry 1966-67HUGHES,Bill 1954HUGHES,John 1972-73HUGHES,Kevin 2007-08-09-10HUGHES,Robert 1965-66-67-68HULME,Mel 1963HULSEY,Tommy 1971-72HURD,Roy 1969-70HUREN,Damien“Putt” 2004-05HUSSER,Huey 1953-54-55-56HUTCHINSON,Dan 1940-41HUTSON,Oscar 1938-39-40HYDE,Bill 1930-31HYDE,Norman 1930HYMEL,Jimmy 1967HYMEL,Leslie 1967-68-69-70IMBRAGUGLIO,Pete 1935-36IRvIn, Ricky 2010-11IVERSTINE,John 1958IVERSTINE,Russell 1966JACKS,Buster 1982-83JACKSON,Alton 1950JACKSON,D.J. 2003JACKSON,Eric 2005-06-07JACKSON,Greg 1985JACKSON,Jamaal 2004-05JACKSON,Joseph 1980-81JACKSON,Keen 1974-75-76-77JACKSON,Ken 1974JACKSON,Kendrick 2008-09JACKSON,Kevin 2005-06JACKSON,Leonard 1982JACKSON,Leslie 1977-78-80-81JACKSON,Robert 1981-82-83-84JACKSON,WilliamK. 1946JACQUET,Oswald 1984-85JALANIVICH,David 1968-69JALANIVICH,John 1972JAMES,Dub 1950JAMISON,J.T. 1931JARREAU,Donnie 1980-81-82JARRELL 1942JEFFCOAT,John 1982JENKINS,Bailey 1931-32JENKINS,Jarred 2003-04JENNINGS,BobbyJoe 1951-52-53

JESSEE,George 1959JOHNSON,A.J. 2008JOHNSON,Billy 1960-61JOhnsOn, Dean 2011JOHNSON,Demerious 2005-06-07JOHNSON,Donald 1950JOHNSON,Eddie 1973-74JOHNSON,Ellis 1961-62-63-64JOHNSON,Greg 2009-10JOhnsOn, Jarrett 2010-11JOHNSON,Jerry 1958JOHNSON,Jimmy 1966JOHNSON,Joe 1950-51-52-53JOHNSON,Kenny 2004-05JOHNSON,Michael 2006-07JOHNSON,Ronald 2008JOHNSON,Rudy 2003-05JOHNSON,Tom 1984-85JOHNSON,Tony 2005-06-07-08JOHNSON,Troy 1980-81-82JOHNSON,Truman 1937JOHNSON,Woodrow 1940JOHNSTON,Titus 1951-52-53-54JOHNSTON,Woody 1983-84JOINER,Owen 1962JONES,Bill 1950JONES,Casey 1984-85JONES,Darnell 2008-09JONES,Devin 2008JONES,Keiron 2009-10-11JONES,Kenneth 1984-85JONES,Lee 2003-04JONES,Leo 1948-49-50JONES,Louis 1985JONES,Marvin 2003-04JONES,RoyJ. 1939-40JONES,Thomas 1976JONES,Todd 1978-79-80-81JOnEs, Zeke 2009-10-11JORDAN,Brooks 2003-04JORDAN,Joe 1968-69-70JORDON,James 1938JORDON,Willard 1938-40JOSEPH,Matthew 2004JOSEPH,Sterling 1980-81-82-83JUHASZ,Mike 1971-72JUNKER,Paul 1979-80-81-82KEATING,Robert 1979KEATON,Jim 1949-50-51-52KEBODEAUX,Trevor 2004KEETON,Tyrone 1979-80KEEVER,Charlie 1975KELLER,Ken 1979-80KELLER,Steve 1968-69-70-71KELLY,Will 2009-10KENELLY,Ken 1970-71-72-73KENELLY,Pat 1941-42-46KENNAIR,Ken 1982KENNEDY,Cody 2009KENNEDY,Pat 1985KENT,Nat 1931-32KILPATRICK,Crawford 2006KIMBALL,Eddie 1972KINCHEN,Jonathan 2011KING,Freddie 2003-04-05-06KING,Larry 1959-60-61-62KING,Lawrence 1935-36KITCHENS,Thomas 1955-57KITCHENS,Wayne 1956-57KITE,Joey 1983-84KLEIN,Alan 1971-72-73-74KLEIN,Mike 1970-71-72-73KLIBERT,Rueben 1942KLIENPETER,Charles 1962-63KLUMPP,John 1973-74-75-76KNECHT,Albert 1950KNECHT,Kirk 1982-83-84-85KNIGHT,John 1946-47KNIGHT,Ricky 1977-78-79KOCH,Jack 1938

Ted Glaser

Kevin Hughes

all-Time Roster


KOPEsKY, Paul 2011KORTE, scott 2011KOSTUCH,G. 1959KOTTERMAN,Chris 1951KOZAN,Wayne 1960-61KRAVCHUK,Anthony 1949KRAVCHUK,Bob 1947KRAVCHUK,Mike 1942KROPOG,Olin 1976-77KUNZ,Barry 1955KUNZ,Gerry 1956-57KURTZ,Jerry 1954LACOUR,Gerald 1954LaCROIX,Lucius 1938-39LADNER,Billy 1959-60-61LADNER,Bruce 1982-83-84LADNER,Wes 2009LAMBERT,Coral 1965-66-67-68LAMBERT,Donald 1951-52-53LAMBERT,Warren 1952LAMEY,Tom 1970LAMIA,Vincent 1969LAMM,Arthur 1947LAMOTTE,Kevin 1982LANAUX,Merrick 2005-06-07-09LANDECHE,Wesley 1958LANDRY,Darryl 1974-75-76LANDRY,David 1961LANG,Jay 1971-72-73-74LARRY,Anthony 2003LASSERE,Errol 1985LATO,Eugene 1956LATO,Joseph 1946-48-50-51LAURENT,Grant 2009LAVIGNE,Bruce 1962LAVIGNE,Milton 1946-47-49LEA,Reggie 1976-77LEAVOY,Lindsey 2008-09-10LEBLANC,Billy 1965-66LeBLanC, Blaine 2011LeBLANC,James 1985LEBLANC,Kyle 2005-06-07

LEBLANC,Wayne 1975-76-77-78LeBLANC,J.D. 1941-42LeCLERQ,Mike 1963-64LEDET,J.P. 1957LEDET,Rodney 1950-51-53LEDEUX,John 1958LEDOUX,Bobby 1977LEDOUX,Daris 1959LEE,David 1975-76LEE,Donald 1951LEE,John 1931LEE,Laverne 1978-79LEE,Slick 1932LEE,Talmadge 1959LEGENDRE,Camille 1985LEMEN,Mike 1975-76-77-78LEMULE,Emile 1963LENNIX,Andre 1976-77-78LESAGE,David 1965-66-67-68LeTARD,John 1930-31-32LETT,Barry 1983-84-85LEVERETTE,George 2006-07LEWIS,Gene 1972-73-74LIEUX,Jimmy 1978-79LINDSEY,Gene 1969LIUZZA,Mark 1981LOCASCIO,Sal 1951-52-53-54LOCKHART,Orlan 1984-85LODRIGUES 1935LOFTIN 1936LOFTON,Herman 1959-60LOFTON,Oscar 1957-58-59-60LONDONO,Frank 1977-78-79LONG,Johnny 1964-65LOUQUE,Craig 2003-04-05LOUQUE,Harris 1964LOWE,Billy 1976LOWE,Buddy 1979-80LOWE,Rion 2003LUCAS,Jay 2006-07-08LUCas, Tramaine 2009-10-11LUCIA,Joe 1950-51-52-53LUCIA,Vincent 1950-51-53LUQUET,Joe 1964MACALUSO,Nick 1947-48-50MACINTOSH 1948MACMURRAY,Dick 1949-50-53MAGEE,Danny 1976MAGEE,David 1978-79MAGEE,Kenneth 1958-59-60-61MAGEE,Larry 1963MAGGIO,Michael 1962MAGRUDER,James 1975-76-77-78MAGRUDER,Logan 1940-41MAHFOUZ,Raymond 1969-70-71-72MAHFOUZ,Robert 1955-56MAHFOUZ,Robbie 1981MAHFOUZ,Stafford 1969-70-71-72MALONE,Jack 1931-32MaLOTT, Chris 2011MAMUSKA 1946MANLEY,Charles 1940-41-42MARCHANTEL,Alex 1956MARCUM,Gary 1978-79-80-81MARINO,Don 1953-54MARINO,Gino 1970-71-72-73MARMILLION,Merlin 1941-46MARONGE,Keith 1974-75-76-77MAROUN,Marvin 1939-40-41MARSH,Bill 1956-57MARSHALL,Bruce 1971-72MARSHALL,Jim 1948-49MARSHALL,LeeRay 1982-83MARTIN,Dan 1967MARTIN,Henry 1983-84MARTIN,Jacob 1960-61-62MARTIN,Jay 1985MARTIN,CharlieMack 1951-52MARTINDALE,Bob 1937-38MASHBURN,Jack 1932

MASON,Jarod 2003-04MASON,John 1976MASON,Pat 1974-75MASSEY,JackRay 1958MASSEY,William 1957-58MASSINGIL,Horace 1984MATHERNE,Mat 1982MATHEU,Junior 1967MATSON,Mike 1979MATTHEWS,Gwaine 1985MAYEAUX,Donald 1981-82MAYO,Romaliz 2003-04-05-06McAULIFFE 1946McBAIN,Tom 1946McCABE,Patrick 1982-83McCALL,James 1961-62-63McCASKILL,Burnell 1975-76McCHRISTION,Corlando 2005-06McCLAY,Jordan 2009-10-11McCOIN,Tommy 1949McCORMICK,Bradney 1975-76McCORMICK, Matt 2010-11McCORMICK,Bruce 1980-81McCREA,Tony 2010McDANIEL,Aaron 2003McDANIEL,Earnest 1951McDANIEL,Ryan 2008McDONALD,Joe 1958McGAUGH,Homer 1946-47-49McGEE,Billy 1961McGEE,Birk 2003-04McGEHEE,Ed 1948McINTOSH,Richard 1947-49McIVER,Bill 1959-60-61McKAY,Greg 2003McKAY,Jack 1947McLAURIN,Hugh 1954-55-56McMURRAY,Richard 1951-52-53McMURRAY,Thomas 2003McNEAL,Joe 1985McSWAIN,Kenny 1976-77McTOPY,Brian 1961MEARES,Hurschel 1946-47-48-49MEAUT,Louis 1979MEERMAN,Joey 2008-10MELANCON,Don 1955MENEZES,Robert 1949-50-51MEREDITH,Joel 1946-49MERRITT,Keith 1978-79-80METCALFE,Troy 2009-10-11MEYERS,Donald 1976-77-78-79MEYERs, Jeremy 2011MICHAEL,Henry 1957-58-59MIDDLEBROOK,Kenny 1966MIKA,Allen 1979-80-81-82MILES,Brady 2008MILLER,Art 1964-65-66-67MILLER,Erik 1985MILLER,Mike 1970-71MILLER,Randal 1960MILLER,Robbie 1983-84MILLER,Ronald 1982MILLER,Wayne 1957MILLER,WilliamP. 1935MILLER 1942MILLET,Bob 1959MILLET,Mark 1979-80-81-82MILLET,Norman 1963-64-65MILTON,Jack 1965MINCEY,Derrick 2003-04-05MIRE,Louis 1965-66-67-68MIsITa, Drew 2011MISITA,Tony 1953-54-55MISRETTA,John 1958MISTOLER,Dennis 1966MITCHELL,Andy 1972-73-74MITCHELL,George 1965-66MITCHELL,John 1941-46-47MIZEN,Johnny 1937MODENBACH,Charles 1940-41-46

MODENBACH,Donald 1949-50MONEAUX,Paul 2006-07-08-09MONK,Charlie 1950MONTZ,Irvin 1956MONTZ,Jeff 1981MONTZ,John 1963MONTZ,Matt 1950MONTZ,Tommy 1981MOODY,Chris 1985MOOn, Jordan 2011MOORE,Brad 2008-09MOORE,Glenn 2003-05MOORE,Randy 1972-73-74MOORE, stanley 2011MORAT,LeeStephen 1940MOREAUX,Stephen 2008-09-10MORERE,Pete 1955-56MORGAN,Earl 1935-36MORGAN,Spike 1973-74-75-77MORRIS,Darryl 1959-60-61-62MORRIS,Dwaine 1983-84MORRIS,Leon 1983-84MORRIS,Lonnie 1982-83MORRIS,Otis 1966MORRIS,Willie 1950MORSE,Aubrey 1938-39-40MORSE,Bobby 1975-76-77-78MORSE,Robert 1948-49-50-51MORTON,Harry 1937MOThE, Beau 2009-10-11MOURAS,Roy 1953-54-55-56MOUTON,Milton 1964-65MUELLER, Rogers 2011MUHAMMAD,Krishna 2005-06-07-08MUNDY,Paul 2007-08-09MURRAY,Bill 1972-73-74-75MUsE, Kaleb 2011MYLES,Curtis 1982-83NAILOR,Galen 2011NAQUIN,Keith 1983-84-85NAQUIN,Raymond 1952-53NAVARRE,Jason 2005NEAL,Montrell 2006NEILSON,Bobby 1966-67-68NELSEN,Bobby 1983-84NELSON,Charles 1965NELSON,Hugh 1937NELSON,Jack 1935-36-37-38NEVILLE,Mike 2007-08NEWBILL,Mark 2007-08-09-10NEWELL,Jimmy 1968-69NEWMAN,Dennis 1975NEWSOM,Tony 1983NEWSOME,Frank 1978NEWSTROM,Mark 1984-85NEWTON,Joe 1960NICHOLS,Kyle 2009-10-11NILES,Evan 2009-10NORMAN,Stephan 1982-83NORTON,Will 2003NUNEZ,Harry 1962-63-64-65NUSS,Henry 1973-74-75-76O'NEAL,Johnny 1965-66ODOM,James 1942-46-47OGBUEHI,C.J. 2011OGIER,Maurice 1963-64OGLESBEE,Red 1940OLIVER,Hugh 1954O’REAR,Bob 1957O'REILLY,Tom 1961ORGERON,Eldon 1962-63ORGERON,Gary 1964-65-66ORLANDO,Frank 1961ORLANDO,Pat 1962OUBRE,Barry 1977-78OUFNAE,George 1962OURSO,Donnie 1973OUTLAW,Michael 1978OWEN,Johnny 2007-08OWENS,Justin 2009-10

David Lesage

Junior Matheu

all-Time Roster


PAGART,Robert 1972PAIGE,Jerry 1976-77-78PALMER 1948PALMER,Keith 1985PANKS,Jeff 1967-68-69-70PARCHER,Eddie 1983PARDEN,Ray 1970PARDUE,Al 1946-47PaRIs, Marshall 2010-11PARKER,Jimmy 1969-70-71PARKER,Leonard 1984-85PARNELL,Bill 1946-47-48-49PARRINO,Jim 1977PASSMAN,Cole 1981-82-83-84PATTERSON,David 1979-80-81-82PATTERSON,Joey 1975PATTERSON,Malcolm 1950-51-52-53PATTON,Cedric 1978-79-80-81PAUL,Mack 1965PAYNE,Mike 1973PEACHY,Marlin 1981PEAK,Craig 1979-80PEaRsOn, Carl 2011PECARARO,Mike 1976-78-79-80PEED,Thomas 2003PELLEGRIN,Glenn 1970PENDARVIS,Hugh 1936-37PENDARVIS,Sylvester 1934-35PENDERGAST,James 1960-61-62PENOT,Art 1970-71-72-73PENTON,Josh 2008-09-10-11PENTON,Theo 1950-51PEPPERS,Gilbert 1959-60PERCY,Billy 1970-71-72-73PERKINS,Ray 2003-04PEROYEA,DonaldC. 1953-54-55-56PERRY,Kendrick 2006PETERS,John 1976PETERS,Warren 1979PEVEY,Pete 1967-68-69PICKLE,Dwight 1972-73-74-75PIECZYNSKI,Stephen 2009-10

PIERCE,Jerren 2003-04-05-06PIERCE,Otis 1970-71PIERRE,Quinten 2008-09PILAUD,Van 1963-64-66-67PILGRIM,Joey 1977-78PITTMAN,Charles 2004-05PITTMAN,Kenny 1985PLAIN,Kenny 1982-83PLESCIA,Ray 1981-82PLOAKER,Joe 1959POCHE,Albert 1967-68-69POE,Leslie"Butch" 1963-64-65POLK,Hubert 1950-51-52-53POOL,Robert 2006POOLE,Hunter 1982-83-84POPE,David 1963PORTA,Colin 1973-74PORTA,Mark 1974-75PORTA,Ray 1953-54-55PORTER,Mason 2010POSEY,David 1970POUMAROUX,John 1975-76-77-78POWELL,Chris 2003-04POWELL,Henry"Tank" 1966-67POWELL,JanClayton 1962-63POWELL,Jordan 2007-08POWELL,Marquis 2007-08POWER 1948PREJEAN,Johnnie 1966-67-68-69PRESCOTT,Rex 1974PRICE,Alex 2007PRINE,Robert 1970PRITCHETT,Willie 2008PUTT,Aylon 2005-07RAIFORD,Tim 1967-68-69-70RAKOCY,Reese 2004RANAGER,Clay 1983-84RAND,Charles 1930-31RATEAU,Jules 1967RAUSCHENBACH,William 1963-64-66-67RAWLINGS,Jeff 1976-77RAYMOND,Bobby 1974-75-76-77REED,Lee 1961REES,Harrison 1946-47REEVES,J.Walton 1930-31-32REEVES,Kenneth 1972-73REGO,Manny 1942-45REISZ,Albert 1940-41-42REMONDET,Casey 2003REMONDET,Johnny 1972RENTON,Ray 1967-68-69-70REYNOLDS,Brian 2008-09RHODES,Willie 1957-58-59-60RICHARD,Bobby 1967RICHARDS,Bob 1949RICHARDS,Jack 1948-49-50-51RICHARDSON,Antonio 2006-07RICHARDSON,Sonny 1936RICHARDSON,Tim 2007-08-09-10RICHOUX,Jeff 1979-80-81-82RICKETTS,Bob 1956-57-59RIDER,Charles 1941RIGGINS,Anthony 1984-85RIGDELL,Kenneth 1953-54-55RIGMAIDEN,Robert 1979RIGO,Andy 1949RILEY,Bobby 1968-69-70-71RILEY,Lee 1981ROBBINS,James 1969ROBERSON,Raynard 1980-81ROBERTs, John 2011ROBERTs, Kevin 2011ROBERTSON,Brooks 1951-52ROBICHAUX 1942ROBICHAUX,Bob 1930ROBIN,Duke 1962-63ROBINS,Donald 1972ROBINSON,Joe 1958-60ROBINSON,Terry 2003-04ROBINSON,Thez 2003

ROCA,Robert 1968RODGERS,Brian 2008-09RODRIGUE,Perry 1958-59RODRIGUEZ,John 1984-85ROGER,Dallas 1941-42-46ROGERS,Bruce 1984-85ROGERS,George 1951-52-53ROGERS,Marquis 2005-06ROGERSON,Rusty 1975ROLLING,Mark 1971-72-73ROMAGOSSA,Ronnie 1984-85ROMANO,Leo 1975ROMBOLI,Al 1946-47ROMBOLI,Louis 1946-48ROPPOLO, Paul 2009-10-11ROSATA,John 1968ROSER,Charles 1941-42ROSETTI,Clell 1968-69ROSS,Byron 2003-04-06-07ROUSE,Joey 1982-83ROUSE,Randy 1981-82-83-84ROUSSEAU,Darryl 1983-84-85ROUSSEL,Brent 1962-63ROUSSEL,David 1965-66ROUSSEL,Jeff 1977-78ROUX,Robert 1979ROWLEY,Trevis 1984-85ROWND,Schoffield 1931RUNTE,Fred 1962RYAN,P.J. 1980-81SAIA,Dana 1969-70SAIA,Tommy 1974-75SALLOUM,Marion 1952-53SAMPLES,Cody 2007-08SANCHEZ,Hagler 1936-37SANCHEZ,Jim 1973SANDERS,Anthony 1984-85SANDERS,Denver 1930SANDERS,Elmer 1930SANDERS,Tom 1931-32SANTORA,Charles 1968-69-70-71SAPP,Darryl 1981SARAVELLA 1942SAUCIER,Don 1955SAURAGE,Val 1956SAVARD,Mike 1982SAVAVELLA,Fred 1942SAVOIE,Clifton 1958SAVOY,Sam 2005-06SCALA,Morgan 2009SCANLAN,Tommy 1964sCaRPaTI, Robert 2011SCATES,Robby 2003-04-05-06SCHAFF 1942SCHARWATH,Don 1966-67-68SCHELL,Clay 1975-76SCHEXNAYDER,Arnold 1975-76-77-78SCHEXNAYDER,Les 1971SCHEXNAYDRE,Carl 1960-61SCHIEB,Jay 1981-82SCHIEBER,Clinton 1972SCHILLING,Danny 1964-65-66-67SCHILLING,Larry 1964SCHILLING,Ray 1931-32SCHLOSSER,Bradd 2006-07SCHLOVIN,Jay 1981SCHMIDT,Cliff 1959SCHMIDT,George 1949SCHMIDT,Russell 1980-81-82-83SCHNEIDER,A.J. 2004SCHNELLER,Tony 1981-82SCHOMMER,John 1954-55-56SCHUMAR,Jack 1953SCHUTZ,Carl 1968-69-70-71SCHWAB,Jerry 1957-58-59-60SCIANNA,Nick 1942SCIONEAUX,Mike 1970-71-72-73SCOGIN,Jerry 1951-52-53SCOTT,Andre 1980SCOTT,Dwight 1979

SCOTT,Woodrow 1937-38SEABOLT,Steve 1961-62-64-65SEAL,Wayne 1946SEALS,Freddy 1953SEARCY,Elliot 1985sEBasTIan, seth 2010-11SECORD,Phil 1974-75SELLERS,Ronnie 1978SENEGAL,Jeff 1984-85SENNER,Scott 1984SENTELL,Randy 1982-83SERAFINO,David 1980SERIO,Mike 1969SHAMBRA,Blasé 1954SHARP,Kevin 1982-83-84-85SHARP,Paul 1957-60-61SHAW,Elton 1955-56SHAW,Ronnie 1973SHAW,Tommy 1980-81SHELTON,Bruce 1966SHELTON,Trenton 1966SHENSKY,William 2003-04SHEPHERD,Willie 1982-83-84-85SHEPPARD,Brian 2003SHOCKLEY,Keith 1981-82SHORT,Don 1971-72-74-75SHORT,Jim 1970SHORT,John 1966-67SHREVE,Mark 1985SHUFF,EldenRay 1951SIDES,Gary 1967-68SIFTON,Steve 1982-83-84SIGNORELLI,Dustin 2003SILVA,David 1975SILVIO,Mark 1980-81-82-83SIMASKI,Edward 1942SIMER,Scott 1981SIMMONS,Brett 1984SIMMONS,Caleb 2007SIMMONS,Charles 1937-39SIMMONS,DeMario 2008SIMMONS,Eugene 1946-47-49SIMMONS,Jeff 1977-78SIMMONS,Jerry 1967SIMMONS,Jimmy 1967-68SIMMONS,Red 1939SIMMS,George 1966-67-68-69SIMPSON,Dean 1985SIMPSON,Jeff 1956SIMPSON,Ken 1967SIMS,Bobby 1952SIMS,Byron 1985SIMS,JoeArthur 1930SIMS,Lydel 1931SIRMON,Louis 1968-69-70SKIDMORE,Jay 2003-04-05-06SKRNICH,Mike 1963SMITH,Chris 2004SMITH,Courtney 2007SMITH,Danny 1969-70-71SMITH,Deloy 1931SMITH,Denny 1968-69SMITH,Hank 1971SMITH,JamesRay 1968SMITH,Joel 1960-61SMITH,John 1937SMITH,Kent 2003-04SMITH,Lester 1964-65SMITH,Perry 1975-76-77-78SMITH,ProbyLee 1948SMITH,Quentin 1958SMITH,Ralph 1930-31-32SMITH,Randy 1983-84SMITH,Roger 1985SMITH,Steven 2003-04-05-06SMITH,Walter 2010-11SNEED,Terry 2003SNYDER,Harry 1937-38-39-40SOBALVARRO,Luis 2007-09-10SOILEAU,Bruce 1985

Louis Romboli

Byron Ross

all-Time Roster


SPEARS,Jamie 1971-72-73SPEARS,Wendell 1980SPENCER,Jermaine 2004-05SPIKES,Tagarius 2004SPECHT,Bill 1969SPECK,Guy 1936SPELL,Glenn 1977-78SPIZALE,Carl 1979STALLINGS,Kenny 2008STALLWORTH,Michael 2009-10STANLEY,John 1977-78-79-80sTanLEY, nathan 2011STEELE,Bruce 1973STEPHENS,Eric 1985STEUBE,Brad 2005-06STEURY,Richard 1942STEVENS,Gene 1969-70-71-72STEVENS,Van 1973STEVENS 1936STEVENSON,James 1947-49STEVENSON,Michael 1984STEWART,Hamp 1973-74-75STEWART,JamesClifton 1952STEWART,Kenneth 1972-73-74STEWART,Parris 2011STEWART,Phil 1958STEWART,Tommy 1979STIGA,Richard 1952-53ST.LOUIS,Caleb 2007ST.MARIE,Alexander 1957STOCKWELL,Vernon 1946-47sTODDaRD, Tyler 2011STOKES,Milton 1931STONE,GeraldFrank 1951-52-53-54sTOvaLL, Mairo 2011STRAHAN,Robert 1970-71-72-73STRICKLAND,Danny 1981-82STRICKLAND,Vince 2006STRICKLAND,Wayne 1954-55STRINGFIELD,Clifton 1956STROBLE,Ralph 1935-38STRONG,Curtis 2006-08-09-10

STUBBS,Marc 1977-78-79-80STULL,Ronnie 1983STURGIS,RayA. 1937-38-39-40SUAREZ,Noel 1951-52-53-54SUDDERTH,Harold 1935-36-38SULLIVAN,James 1962SULLIVAN,Joe 1962SULLIVAN,Joe 1947-48SULLIVAN,Wayne 1965-66-67-68SUMMERS,Edwin 1956-57SUMRALL,George 1970-71sUTTOn, Marice 2011SWAIN,Randy 1979-80-81-82SWAIN,William 1953-54-55-56SYKES,Robert 1946SZANI,Steve 1981SZUSH,Terry 1970-71-72TALBOT,Keith 1967-68-69TARLETON,Frank 1951TAYLOR,James 1981TAYLOR,Josh 2003-04-05TAYLOR,Tony 1979TAYLOR,Wallace 1975-76TEDDER,Chad 2006-07TERREBONE,Arthur 1950TERRY,Tony 1980-81-82-83THEODORE,Kory 2008-09-10-11THERIOT,Dempsey 1956THIBODEAUX,Jason 1983-84THIEL,Maxie 1959-60THOMAS,Charlie 1978-79-80-81THOMAS,Emory 1935THOMAS,Floyd 1934-35-36THOMAS,Frank 1959-60THOMAS,GeorgeC. 1956-57-58THOMAS,R.C. 1954THOMAS,R.E. 1954THOMAS,Vaughn 1949-50-51-52THOMPSON,Arthur 1972THOMPSON,Jeff 1982THOMPSON,Keith 1985THOMPSON,Marcus 2003-04-05-06THOMPSON,Mike 1970-71THOMPSON,Richard 1983THORNTON,John 1972THORNTON,Mike 1975THROWER,Bobby 1981-82TODD,Paxton 1972TOMM,Jim 1946TONEY,James 1962TONY 1948TOPHAM,Larry 1957-58TOURELLE, Tyler 2011TRAPANI,Felix 1942TRAVIS,BoJim 1977-78TRAVIS,Butterworth 1938TRAVIS,Winfred 1966-67-68-69TRICHE,Alvin 1968-69-70TRICHE,Marvin 1961TROSCLAIR,Bob 1964-65-66TROSCLAIR,Joe 1962TROXLER,Larry 1953-54TUCKER,Larry 1959TUNNARD,Duke 1968-69-70-71TURNER,Clyde 1932TURNER,Daryl 1983TURNER,Jeff 2006-07-08-09TURNLEY,Ed 1977-78-79TUTOR,Kyle 2007TUTTLE,Elmer 1932TYNES,Donald 1964-65ULMER,Ernest 1972ULRICH,Hershel 1949UNDERWOOD,Carl 1962-64UNDERWOOD,Virgil 1946USRY,Donald 2003-04-05-06VARISCO,Mark 1969-70-71-72VARNADO,Curtis 1962-64VAUGHN,Tre’ 2011VAUGHN,Walter 2005-06-07-08

VENABLE,David 1964-65-66-67VENDT,Frank 1971-72-73-74VELLETRI,Joseph 1949VEREEN,Anthony 1977-78-79-80VESSIER,Rene 1961VIAL,David 1970-71VICKERS,Donnie 1981-82-83VICKNAIR,Bobby 1967-68-69-70VICKNAIR,Charles 1961VICKNAIR,George 1971-72-73-74VICKNAIR,Wayne 1961-62-63-64VIDRINE,Jimmy 1964VILO,Randy 1980VINYARD,Winks 1936VIZINAT,Roderick 1951-52-54-55WADDLE,Chuck 1964WADE,Joe 1940-41-45WADE 1948WAGNER,Louis 1971WAGUESPACK,Dale 1967WAGUESPACK,Dean 1974-75-76-77WALDROP,James 1940-41WALES,Richard 1984-85WALKER 1942WALKER,Clifton 1979WaLKER, Devan 2009-10-11WALKER,Gilbert 1958-59-60-61WALKER,Lyle 1976-77-78-79WALKER,P.B. 1963WALKER,Ron 2010WALLACE,Denver 1954WALLACE,Shannon 1935WALLS,Kendrick 2006WALTON,Al 1983WALTON,Vaughn 1966-67WALTON 1948WARD,Craig 1978-79-80WARD,David 2006-08-09WARD,Doc 2010WARDELL,Cole 2007-08-09-10WARNER,Pat 1975-76-77-78WARNER,Robert 1971-72WARNOCK,Ross 1937-38-39-40WASHINGTON,Barry 1977WASHINGTON,Norman 1984WashIngTOn, Todd 2011WATERS,Rob 1983-84WATSON,Jerald 2005WATTS,J.C. 1985WEaRY, LaTruan 2010-11WEATHERFORD,Kline 1935-37WEAVER,Johnny 1981-82WEBB,Vernon 1961-62-63WEBB,Hollis 1946-47-48WEBB,Kevin 1973-74WEBSTER,Glenn 1980-81WEDDINGTON,Nish 1973-74-75WEEKS,Phil 1975-76-77WEISSMAN,Bob 1970-71-72WELCH,Ed 1951WELLS,Johnny 1977-78-79-80WELLs, Jordan 2011WELLS,Josh 1969-70WENDLEKEN,Henry 1930WENDROCK,Dick 1937WESTMORELAND,Darryl 1972WETTERGREEN,Carl 1947-48-49WHALEY,Tim 1982-83-84-85WHITLOCK,Ormando 1978-79-80-81WHITE,Andre 1983WHITE,Bob 1971-72-73-74WHITE,Kenard 2003-04WHITFIELD,Kevin 1978-79WHITNEY,Charlie 1963-64-65-66WHITNEY,Jeff 1985WHITTINGTON,Melvin 1976-77-79-80WILCOMB,Douglas 1935-36WIGGINS,Steve 1983-84WILKERSON,Patrick 1983WILKES,Ernest 2003-04-05-06

WILKINS,NoleH. 1947-49-50WILLETT,Frank 1966-67-68WILLIAMS,Chris 2006WILLIAMS,Dale 1958-59-60-61WILLIAMS,Dick 1959-60-61WILLIAMS,Dudley 1974-75WILLIAMS,Edwin 1975-76-77-78WILLIAMS,Herbie 1974-75-76-77WILLIAMS,Jack 1930-31WILLIAMS,James 1976-77WILLIAMS,Jeremiah 2007WILLIAMS,John 2007WILLIAMS,Jordan 2010WILLIAMS,Ken 1983WILLIAMS,Maxie 1961-62-63-64WILLIAMS,O.J. 1938-39-40-41WILLIAMS,Patrick 1982WILLIAMS,Tory 2009-10WILLIAMS,Travis 2007-08WILLIAMS,Tyrone 1972WILLIAMS,Vernon 1983WILLIAMS,WayneRobert1965-67-68-69WILLIAMSON,John 1947-48WILLIE,Trey 2003-04-05WILSON,Chris 2008-09WILSON,Emmitt 1941WILsOn, geremy 2011WILSON,Hollis"Roomie" 1935-36-37-38WILSON,Jerome 1984WILSON,Josh 2003-04-06WILSON,Re’Keem 2007-08-09-10WILSON,Rogers 1973-74-75-76WINDHAM,Jack 1949-50WINDSOR,Billy 1956WITHERINGTON,Mark 1982-83-84-85WOBBEMA,Dane 2003WOLFE,Marion 1941-42-46WOMACK,Dwight 2006-07WOODWARD,Bob 1951WOODWARD,John 1967WOODWARD,Richard 1979-80-81WOODYARD,Arnold 1984WOOTEN,Mitch 1984-85WOZNIAK,Alan 1980-81-82-83WRIGHT,Bret 1981-82-83WRIGHT,Jerome 2010WRIGHT,Sam 1980WROBLEWSKI,Jason 1982-83-84WYMAN,Asa 1941-46-47-48YARBOROUGH,Simmie 2008-09-10-11YARBROUGH,Marlon 1981-82YEAGER,William 1949-50YON,Terry 1975-76YOUng, Brian 2010-11YOUNG,Elvin 1938-39-40YOUNG,Joe 1984YOUNG,Lonnie 1966YOUNG,Mike 1984YOUNGBLOOD,Ken 1942ZAMMIT,Joey 1970ZELDEN,Greg 1983-84-85ZERINGUE,Ralph 1956-57-58ZIMMERMAN,GeraldJ. 1949-50

2012returnersinbold

Donald Usry

Cole Wardell

all-Time Roster


�9�0▲ RecordedhistoryoffootballbeginsatSoutheasternwithR.NorvalGarrettasthefirstheadcoach.TheLionsplayfivegamesandcompilea2-3recordwithwinsoverAmiteandIndependenceHighSchools.Southeastern,thenknownasSoutheasternLouisianaCollege,shutsoutAmite,7-0,foritsfirstvictory.

�9�� Southeasternputstogetheritsfirstwinningseasonwitha7-3recordunderheadcoachA.L.“Red”Swanson.SwansontakesovertheprogramfollowingtheopeningseasonandleadstheLionsforsevenseasons(1931-37).

�9�� UnderSwanson,theLionsputtogetheritsfirstunbeatenseasonwithan8-0-1record.Theonlyblemishonthe record is a scoreless tie against Pearl River Junior College. In that season, Southeastern outscores itsopponents,182-19,includingsixshutoutsineightgames.

�9�� LloydStovalltakesoverthereinsoftheSoutheasternprogramandservesinthatcapacityforthreeseasonscompilinga14-13-3record.

�9��▲Aftergoing through twocoaches in twoyearsduring the1941-42campaignsanda three-yearhiatus fromfootballduetotheadventofWorldWarII,E.L.“Ned”McGeheetakesovertheprogramandpromptlyleadsSoutheasterntoaperfect9-0season.BehindtheplayonthelineofSoutheasternAll-AmericanT.J.CampionalongwithAll-LouisianaIntercollegiateConferenceselectionsPatKenelly,JohnMitchell,AngieAntonelli,JeromeDavisandAlRamboli,theLionsgrabtheirfirstLouisianaIntercollegiateConferenceChampionship.ThetitlebeginsastringofsuccessesfortheLionsthatincludessevenconferencechampionshipsoverthenext15years.Followingtheunbelievableregular-season,theLionstakepartintheannualBurleyBowl,winning21-13overMilliganCollegeinJohnsonCity,Tenn.ItremainstheonlyBowlGameeverplayedbyaSoutheasternfootballteam.

R. Norval GarrettFirstSoutheasternHeadFootballCoach

E.L. “Ned” McGeheeLeadsLionsto9-0-0recordin1946-thefirstoftwoundefeated

anduntiedseasonsinschoolhistory

Pat KenellyLetterwinneronthe1946teamwhowouldlaterbecomehead

coachintwosportsandassumedutiesasathleticdirector

Football history


�9��Followingtheperfectseasonin1946,Southeasterngoesthroughabitofalulloverthenextfourcampaignsmusteringawinningrecordjustonce--a6-4markin1950thatincludeda6-0winatAuburn.In1951,themostwell-knowncoachinLions’footballhistorytakesover,andStanleyGallowayguidestheteamtomoresuccessthanithadeverknown.Galloway,whowasamemberofSoutheastern’s8-0-1squadof1936,roamsthesidelinesfrom1951-64.InhisextendedstayasheadfootballcoachatSoutheastern,theLionsfinishasGulfStatesConferencechampionsorco-championssixtimes(1952,53,54,56,60,61).Gallowaycompilesan84-42-4recordandis50-20-3inthetoughGSC.Hissuccessdoesn'tgounnoticedbyhispeers,ashewasnamedtheGSC'sCoachoftheYearfourtimesandistheonlySoutheasterncoachtobeenshrinedintheLouisianaSportsHallofFame.Asaplayer inthe late1930's,Gallowaywasa leaderonthegridironforSoutheasternandwasnamedtotheUniversity'sAthleticsHallofFamefor1939.HestarredfortheLionsfrom1935-39.Gallowayputstogetherawinningrecordinhisfirstseasongoing7-3andbuildsthefoundationforthesuc-cesstocome.

�9�2GallowayleadsLionstothefirstofsixGSCChampionshipsin10yearsatthehelmastheteamgoes6-1-2withtheonlylosscomingtoMississippiSouthern(nowSouthernMiss),20-12.

�9��TheLionswintheGSCchampionshipforthesecondconsecutiveseasonwitha6-3markandsetthetableforwhatwouldrivalthe1946teamasthemostsuccessfulinSoutheasternhistory.

�9��▲Fieldinganimprobablebunchofplayers,GallowayandAll-AmericanquarterbackRay“Coon”PortaleadtheLions to their secondperfect season -- 9-0 -- and arguably the finest in Southeasternhistory.During thatmiraculousseason,theLionsshutouttheiropponentsinfiveofninegamesandallowedonlyoneopponent,LouisianaTech,intodoublefigures.Overall,Southeasterntallied379pointswhileallowingopponentsjust43.Theteamsurrenderedjustonetouchdownthroughitsfirstsixgamesandthe379pointsscoredwouldbeaschoolrecordforthenexthalfcenturyuntilthe2004squadscored425.

�9��DespiteanoffseasonfortheLionswitha5-5record,intheir10gamestheLionssetschoolrecordsforbothawinningstreakand losingstreak inthesameyear.Datingbacktothe1954seasonand includingthe fourwinstoopenthe‘55campaign,theLionswin13straightcontests.Butfromthatpointintheseason,theLionssuffersignificantinjuriesincludinglosingstartingquarterbackWinCrawfordandcenterMackBarlowfortheseason.SoutheasternfinishesthirdintheGSCstandingsthatyearbutalsoproducesitsthirdAll-Americaninsure-handedwideoutHueyHusser.HusserisnamedtotheNAIAAll-AmericasquadandyearslaterbecomesamemberofSoutheastern’sAthleticsHallofFame.

�9�� Southeasterngoes6-3enroutetowinningitsthirdGSCtitleinfouryears.TheLionsopentheseasonwiththreestraightshutoutsbutstruggleduringthemeatoftheseasonbeforewinningtheirfinaltwogames--overMcNeeseandNorthwesternState--toclaimthecrown.

�9��-�� Southeasternhastwolosingseasons--theonlyonesunderGalloway--going2-6-1in1957and4-5in1958.C.J.AlexanderisnamedAll-Americanin1958.

Coaching History1930 R.NorvalGarrett 2-3-0 .4001931-37 A.L.“Red”Swanson 42-17-4 .6721938-40 LloydStovall 14-13-3 .5171941 JesseFatheree 4-5-0 .4441942 Arthur“Slick”Morton 5-5-0 .5001946-50 E.L.“Ned”McGehee 25-20-3 .5521951-64 StanGalloway 84-42-4 .6621965-71 PatKenelly 24-44-0 .3531972-73 RolandDale 7-14-0 .3331974-79 BillyBrewer 38-24-2 .6091980-85 OscarLofton 30-34-1 .4772003-04 HalMumme 12-11-0 .5222005-06 DennisRoland 6-12-0 .3332006-11 MikeLucas* 19-40-0 .3222012- Ron Roberts - -

*Tookoverthefinalthreegamesofthe2006campaignonaninterimbasisandwasappointedheadcoachaftertheseason.

Longest Tenure (years)1. StanGalloway 142. PatKenelly 7 A.L.“Red”Swanson 74. BillyBrewer 6 OscarLofton 6 MikeLucas 6

Most Games Coached1. StanGalloway 1302. PatKenelly 683. OscarLofton 654. BillyBrewer 645. A.L.“Red”Swanson 63

Most Wins1. StanGalloway 842. A.L.“Red”Swanson 423. BillyBrewer 384. OscarLofton 305. E.L.“Ned”McGehee 25

Best Winning Percentage1. A.L.“Red”Swanson .6722. StanGalloway .6623. BillyBrewer .6094. E.L.“Ned”McGehee .5525. HalMumme .522

Stan GallowayLedSoutheasterntosixGulfStatesConferencetitlesin14years

asheadcoach

Football history

��0 20�2 Southeastern Louisiana University Football

�9�9 TheLionsbeginthereturntoprominencegoing5-4includingwinsoverSouthwesternLouisiana,NortheastLouisianaandNorthwesternState.AlexanderisagainnamedAll-Americaandbecomesthesecondtwo-timeselectioninSoutheasternfootballhistoryandwasalsonamedtheGSC’sMostValuablePlayer.OscarLofton,whowouldlaterserveasLions’headcoachfrom1980-85,alongwithAlexander,bothsignprofessionalcontractsfollowingtheseason.Lofton,whoisvotedthe1959teamcaptain,becomesamemberoftheBostonPatriotswhileAlexander,nicknamed“TheBlackKnight”,becomesahalfbackwiththeEdmontonEskimosinCanada.

�9�0▲ MediocritywouldneverdoforGallowayandtheLionsarebackontopoftheGSCfollowingthe1960sea-son.Southeasternrollstoitsfifthtitleunderthelegendarycoachgoing9-1withtheonlylosscomingagainstLouisianaTechastheBulldogswin17-14totakeawaythethirdperfectseasoninLions’history. Intherun,Southeasternrecordsfiveshutoutsandpullsofffourmajorupsets.TheteamreachesashighassecondinonepollandfinishesfourthintheNAIArankings.TheLionsareawardedabidtoplayintheTangerineBowlbuttheplayersdeclinetheoffer.QuarterbackElbertHarrisisnamedaNAIAFirstTeamAll-American.

�9��▲ SoutheasternagainnearlypullsofftheperfectseasonbutalosstoMcNeeseStateinthesecondtolastgameoftheyearendstheLions’chancesatperfection.Rankedinthetop10ofboththeAPandUPIpolls,theLionsreachashighasthirdineachandclaimtheirsixthandfinalchampionshipunderGalloway.All-Americanhalf-backBillyLadnerisvotedthetopbackintheGSCandbreaksthesingle-seasonscoringrecordwith66points.“Mr.Everywhere”ElbertHarris isdraftedbyboth leaguesandsignsaprofessionalcontractwiththeDallasCowboys.BillJohnsonalsoisdraftedandsignswiththeBuffaloBillsoftheAmericanFootballLeague.

�9�2-�� ThefinalthreeyearsofGalloway’stenureasheadcoacharepredictablysolidastheteamcompilesa16-10-1record,butnoneoftheremainingcampaignsmatchtheprevioussuccessestheLionsexperience.InthespanSoutheasterngarners10All-Conferenceselections.In1964,Galloway’sfinalseason,theLionsare6-3andcloseouttheyearwithtwostraightwins.In1964,EllisJohnsonisdraftedinthethirdroundbytheBostonPatriotsandisSoutheastern’shighestselectionatthattime.

Year-By-Year Record

Year Overall Conference .Pct1930 2-3-0 - .4001931 2-2-2 - .5001932 3-5-0 - .3751933 7-3-0 - .7001934 7-3-0 - .7001935 7-2-0 - .7781936 8-0-1 - .9381937 8-2-1 - .7731938 4-4-2 - .5001939 7-3-0 - .5001940 3-6-1 - .3501941 4-5-0 - .4441942 5-5-0 - .5001943-45 NoTeam(WorldWarII) 1946 9-0-0 - 1.0001947 3-5-1 - .3891948 3-6-1 0-4-0 .3501949 4-5-1 1-2-1 .4501950 6-4-0 1-2-0 .6001951 7-3-0 5-0-0 .7001952 6-1-2 3-0-2 .7781953 6-3-0 5-1-0 .6671954 9-0-0 6-0-0 1.0001955 5-5-0 4-2-0 .5001956 6-3-0 4-1-0 .6671957 2-6-1 1-3-1 .2781958 4-5-0 2-3-0 .4441959 5-4-0 3-2-0 .5561960 9-1-0 4-1-0 .9001961 9-1-0 4-1-0 .9001962 6-3-0 3-2-0 .6671963 4-4-1 3-2-0 .5001964 6-3-0 4-1-0 .6671965 5-4-0 2-3-0 .5561966 3-6-0 1-4-0 .3331967 4-5-0 2-3-0 .4441968 4-6-0 2-3-0 .4001969 5-5-0 2-3-0 .5001970 3-7-0 1-4-0 .3001971 0-11-0 0-6-0 .0001972 3-8-0 2-4-0 .2731973 4-6-0 3-4-0 .4001974 6-4-0 5-3-0 .6001975 4-7-0 5-3-0 .3641976 9-1-1 6-1-1 .8641977 6-4-0 4-3-0 .6001978 7-3-1 5-1-1 .6821979 6-5-0 - .5451980* 8-2-0 - .8001981 8-3-0 - .7271982 4-7-0 - .3641983 6-5-0 - .5451984 2-8-1 0-4-1 .2271985 2-9-0 1-4-0 .1821986-2002 NoTeam 2003 5-7-0 - .4172004 7-4-0 - .6362005 4-6-0 2-4-0 .4002006 2-9-0 1-5-0 .1822007 3-8-0 2-5-0 .2732008 5-7-0 2-5-0 .4172009 6-5-0 4-3-0 .5452010 2-9-0 1-6-0 .1822011 3-8-0 1-6-0 .273Totals 312-284-17 108-114-7 .514

Football history


�9��-�� It is a timeof struggle forSoutheastern footballwhichmanagesonly twowinning seasonsamong11 tries.Legendarybaseball coachand former footballAll-AmericanPatKenelly guides the team from1965-71andmanages justonewinningcampaign -5-4 in1965 -butputs together somememorablemoments. In1966SoutheasterngreatBillyAndrewswrapsuphiscareerandisdraftedinthe11throundbytheClevelandBrowns.In1967theLionsstruggle toa4-5record,but takedowntwo futureNFLHallofFamersandSuperBowlquarterbacksastheyknockoffRogerStaubach’sPensacolaNavy squad and downTerry Bradshaw’s LouisianaTechteam inback-to-backweeks.Followingan0-11season in1971,RolandDaleisbroughtinasthenewgridironguruandholds theposition for twoseasonscompilinga7-14recordinthespan.ItwasunderDalein1970thattheLionsproducetheir firstAll-Americansince1961as linebackerRonnieHornsbyblossomedasasenior.HornsbyisafirstteamKodakandAssociatedPressAll-Americanandfollow-inghisfinalcampaignisnamedpermanentteamcaptainandbecamethefirstpersoninSoutheasternhistorytohavehisjersey-No.35-retired.HecapshisstellarcareerbyplayingintheSeniorBowlwhereheservesasdefensiveco-captainandscorestheSouth’sonlytouchdownonaninterceptionreturn.Itisalsoin1970thathalfbackTedGlaserbecomesthefirstLiontosurpass1,000rushingyardswith1,038on162carries.In1973and74,guardAlanKleinbecomesthesecondofonlythree,two-timeAll-AmericaselectionsforSoutheastern. Billy Brewer takes over the program fromDale for the 1974 season and continues Southeasternon the road to championship caliber footballwith a 6-4recordhisfirstseason.

�9�� Followingasub-.500seasonin1975(4-7),BrewerguidestheLions to their finestcampaignsince the1961seasonwitha9-1-1markbehindtheplayofrunningbackHoraceBelton.Belton,whoplayslittleinthelastsixgamesofhisseniorcampaigndueto injury, finisheshisbrilliantcareeras the state of Louisiana’s all-time leading rusher with3,222yards.Beltonbreaksarecordwhichhadstood fornearly30yearsandwassetbyTulane’sEddiePrice(3,095)as he led the GreenWave from 1946-49. Belton breaksthe record with 163 yards and two scores in an upsetwinovereventualconferencechampionTroyState.Belton,who is ranked second in school history and 13th in thestate in career rushing, scores 202 points in his career.He set Southeastern records for single-season yardage(1,168,1975),rushingTDs(14,1974)andpointsscoredinasingle-seasonwith90(1974).Followinghisfinalcampaign,Belton’sjersey-No.37-becomesthesecondLionfootballjersey,alongwithRonnieHornsby’s,toberetired.

�9��-�9 Brewer coaches theLions for threemore seasons com-piling winning records in each. Following a 6-4 mark in1977,theLionsproducea7-3-1recordthefollowingyearandfieldoneofthetopdefensiveunitsinthenation.The‘78 Southeastern defense ranks first nationally in scoring defense (7.8 ppg.) and sets four newGulf SouthConferencerecords.TheLionsfinishtheseasonastheDivisionIIleaderinscoringdefenseallowingjust78points.Theteamissecondintotaldefense,fifthinrushingdefenseand10thinpassdefense,theonlyschoolinthenationtobelistedinallfourcategories.Enroutetoasecond-placefinishintheconference,theLionssetfournewGSCrecords:pointsallowed,scoringdefenseaverage,fewestrushingyardsallowedanddefensiverushingaverage.Followingtheseason,DonaldDykesisdraftedinthesecondroundbytheJetswhileCalvinFavrongoesinthethirdroundtoSt.Louis.In1979,near-misseserasethepromiseofwhatcouldbeanotherunbelievableseasonintheLionannals.InBrewer’sfinalseason(hewouldtakeovertheheadcoachingjobatLouisianaTechandwouldlatercoachatOleMiss),Southeasternstartsslowlyoutofthegatewitha1-4record.Followingthatpoint,theLionsre-dedicatethemselvesandasasymbolofthisdedication,membersoftheteamshavetheirheads.Suddenlybaldheadsbeginshowingupallovercampusandtheteamgoesontowinfiveofitslastsixgamestofinishat6-5.

Elbert Harris“Mr.Everywhere”helpsLionstosixthGulfStatestitleunder

StanGallowayin1961

Ronnie HornsbyAll-AmericaperformerisselectedtotheSeniorBowlin1970andisthefirstLionsplayertohavehisjersey(No.35)retired

Donald DykesHammondnativeandtwo-sportstarbecomesthehighest

draftedplayerinschoolhistorywhenhe’sselectedinthesecondroundbytheNewYorkJetsinthe1979NFLdraft

Billy BrewerLedSoutheasterntoa38-24-2recordfrom1974-79

Horace BeltonFinishedhiscareerin1976astheleadingrusherinthe

stateofLouisianawith3,222yards

Football history


�9�0OscarLofton,aformerLionAll-Conferenceselection,three-sportletterwinnerandprofessionalplayer,takesover the program from Brewer and posts an 8-2 record in his first campaign. It is a successful jump forSoutheasternwhichmadethemovetoDivision I-AAforthe1980season.TheLionsopentheyearwithawinatBoiseState-theonlylossfortheBroncosintheiranationalchampionshipseason.HomecomingweekisspecialasSoutheasternroarstoa47-6winoverTexas-SouthernandtiesanationalrecordasthreeLions--MackBoatner,KendallDenmark,andCharlieThomas--eachrushforover100yards.FivedifferentplayersscoretouchdownsinthegamefortheLions.Ina59-13victoryoverDeltaState,Boatnersetsanewsingle-gameschool-recordashegallopsfor275yardsintheLions’homefinale.

�9�� LoftonisnamedtheLouisianaCoachoftheYearafterleadinghissquadtoan8-3record.TheLionsopentheseasonwithwinsoverTexas Southern andSouthwesternLouisiana (nowcalledLouisiana-Lafayette), beforelosingtwooftheirnextthreegames.AfterescapingwithclosewinsoverTroyStateandUTMartin,theLionsstageoneofthemostdramaticcomebacksinschoolhistorywitha50-47winoverin-staterivalNortheastLouisiana.Inthatgame,playedatStrawberryStadium,theLionstrail40-21with11:34remaininginthegamebeforerallyingbehindthearmofquarterbackRobbieMahfouz.Mahfouz,whosetsingle-seasonpassingrecordswith1,707yardsand12touchdownpasses,throwstouchdownpassesof28and17yardstoDavidPattersonandhitsToddJonesfrom29yardsina29-pointfourthquarter.MackBoatner,whorushesfor114yardswithJerryButler adding106on the ground, scores the game-winning touchdownon a1-yardplungewith1:32left.Mahfouz finishes the game completing 16 of 28 passes for 298 yards and five touchdowns. Boatner isdraftedintheninthroundoftheNFLDraftbytheMiamiDolphinswhileMahfouzwilleventuallyplayfortheJacksonvilleBullsoftheUSFL.

�9�2 After a solid 2-0 start which saw Southeastern ranked in the opening Division I-AA polls, consecutivelossestoStephenF.AustinandSouthwestTexasstartsaroller-coasterridefortheremainderoftheseason.Southeasternmanagestostringtogethertwomorewinsbutateammadeupmostlyofunderclassmen,dropstheirlastfivegamestofinishwitha4-7record.

�9�� Southeasternstarts0-and-2outofthegatebutrightstheshiptowinfivestraightduringthemiddleoftheseasontofinishwitha6-5record.PunterBretWrightisnamedafirstteamKodakAll-AmericanandasecondteamAssociatedPressAll-Americanandstillholdsthestaterecordforpuntingaverageinasinglegamegoingfora53.6averageina54-28winoverCentralFlorida.Heisalsolistedthirdinthestaterecordswithacareeraverageof42.2perpunt.TheLionsupsetnationally-rankedJacksonState,9-7,afternarrowlymissinganupsetagainstNortheastLouisianatheweekbefore,losing16-13.WrightisselectedintheeighthroundoftheNFLDraftbytheNewYorkJets.

�9�� InitsfirstseasonofmembershipintheGulfStarConference,Southeasternmanagesonlya2-8-1recordasturnoversplaguetheteam.Therecordcan’t,however,overshadowtheindividualperformanceofrunningbackJerryButlerwhobecomejustthethirdLiontorushforover1,000yardsinasingleseasonwith1,092.HealsoeclipsesHoraceBelton’scareeryardagemarkcompiling3,232,amere10yardsmorethanBelton.Alsothatyear,noseguardWillieShepherdearnsAssociatedPressSecondTeamAll-Americanotice.

�9�� Southeastern’sfinalyearoffootballpriortotheprogrambeingdiscontinued.TheLionsstruggletoa2-9mark.Asahighlight,theLionsmanagetowintheirfirst-everGulfStarConferencegamewitha20-14victoryoverNorthwesternStateinthesecondtolastgameoftheyear.InwhatwastobecometheLion’sfinalgameforthenext18years,KervinFontenettereturnsaninterception100yardsforatouchdowntogiveSoutheasterntheleadbutNichollsStateroarsbackinthefinalminutestosteala21-17win.WillieShepherdearnsAll-Americastatusforthesecondyear,andisnamedtotheKodakAll-AmericaFirstTeamandalsogarnershonorablemen-tionAPhonorsalongwithdefensivebackTimWhaley.

200�Southeastern President Sally Clausen announces an extension to the already successful Campaign forExcellencewhichwill focusonathletics. Involved in theplan to raise$5million, is the re-instatementof afootballprogramatSoutheastern.

2002SoutheasternPresident,RandyMoffett,who served asprovostunderClausen, and athleticsdirector FrankPergolizziannounceonMay21thesuccessofthecampaignandthattheLionswillresumeplayingfootballasaI-AAIndependentforthe2003seasonafterahiatusofnearly18years.

The Big “O”FormerLiongreatOscarLoftonreturnstothesidelinesin1980

andguidesSoutheasternintoDivisionIwitha17-13winateventualI-AAnationalchampionBoiseState

Willie ShepherdAtwo-timeAll-American,Shepherdearnsfirst-teamKODAK

honorsasadefensivelinemanin1985andeventuallysignswiththeNFL’sDallasCowboys

Huren Sets An NCAA RecordIntwoseasonswiththeLions,linebackerDamien“Putt”Huren

recordedaschool-record16.5sacksincludingasingle-seasonrecord12in2004.Hurensetasingle-gameNCAArecordwith

sixsacksinawinagainstNorthernColorado

Football history


200�▲Lion football restarts at Southeasternwith HalMumme, formally atKentucky, as the head coach.MummenamesWoodyWidenhofer,oneofthearchitectsofthePittsburghSteelers’SteelCurtaindefenseinthe1970s,asdefensivecoordinator.Theteamfinisheswitha5-7record:thesixth-bestrecordamongstart-upDivisionIprogramssince1980.Forty-sixschooland/ornationalrecordsarebrokenwithfreshmanquarterbackMartinHankinssetting21newstandards.Beforeapackedhouseonarainynight,Southeasternopensitsfirstseasonin18yearsrallyingtodefeatArkansas-Monticello,22-17,asHankinshitsChoniFranciswitha22-yardscoringpasswith6:49remaininginthegame.BrettBeard,whofinisheshiscareeratSoutheasternafterplayingthreeyearsatVanderbiltunderWidenhofer,isselectedtoplayintheHulaBowl.

200�Southeasternnotches its firstwinningseasonsincereturning footballwitha7-4record.TheLions leadthenationintotaloffense.Hankins,widereceiverFeltonHugginsandtackleKenardWhiteeachearnall-Americahonors.The Lions stun sixth-ranked McNeese State in Lake Charles, 51-17, before a regionally-televisedaudience and briefly earn their first top-25 national ranking since their return. Hankins, who threw for aschool-record4,240yardswith35touchdowns,finishesseventhoverallinvotingfortheWalterPaytonAward,awardedtothetopoffensiveplayerinI-AA.InlateDecember,MummeacceptstheheadcoachingpositionatDivisionI-ANewMexicoState.

200�OnJanuary18,SoutheasternannouncesthatDennisRoland,a formerassistantunderMummein2003,willtakeoverasthe13thheadfootballcoachinschoolhistory.TheLionshavetheirseasonshortenedto10gamesaftertheseason-openeragainstJacksonvillewascancelledduetoHurricaneKatrina.TheAlcornStategame,scheduledforSept.8,ispushedbacktwodayslaterandtheLionseventuallygetunderwaywitha48-21vic-tory.SoutheasternfinishesitsfirstseasonasamemberoftheSouthlandConferencewitha4-6overallrecordandare2-4inleagueplay.

200�Playingaruggednon-conferenceschedulethatincludesI-AbowlparticipantsSouthernMissandTexasTech,theLionsfinishwitha2-9record.AftertheseasonopeneratNewMexicoState,headcoachDennisRolandmissesthenextthreegameswithaninfectionandeventuallytakesaleaveofabsenceonOct.24.MikeLucasisnamedinterimcoachfortheremainingthreegamesbeforebeingnamedtheLions14thheadcoachonDec.14.NineplayersearnAll-SouthlandConferencehonors,includingfirst-teamcenterDonaldUsry.

200�Southeastern,whichfinisheswitha3-8markinMikeLucas’ firstfullseason,startstheyear0-2withgamesatFBSopponentsNewMexicoStateandeventualOrangeBowlchampionKansas,whowouldfinishNo.2inthefinalnationalpolls.TheLionsopentheirhomeschedulescoringaschool-record79pointsagainstDivisionIIKentuckyWesleyan.JayLucassetsthesingle-seasonrushingrecordwith1,239yardsandisafirst-teamAll-SouthlandConferenceselection.JeffTurnerisnamedhonorablementionAll-AmericabytheSportsNetworkafter making 28 of 29 extra point attempts and 17 of 20 field goals.Turner sets a school, and SouthlandConferencesingle-gamerecordwithsixfieldgoalsagainstTexasState.FreshmanMarkNewbillfinishesthirdintheSouthlandConferenceintackles.Southeasternclosesouttheseasonwitha17-13winoverarch-rivalNichollsState,defeatingtheColonelsforthefirsttimesince1980andclaimingtheRiverBellintheprocess.

Woody Widenhofer and Hal MummeHalMumme,formerlyatKentucky,isnamedheadcoachatSoutheasternin2002andhiresWoodyWidenhofer,thearchitectofthePittsburghSteelers’“SteelCurtain”defense,astheLions’defensivecoordinator.TheduoleadsSoutheasterntoatwo-yearrecordof12-11

Beard Goes To Hula BowlBrettBeard(92),whoplayedforWoodyWidenhoferatVander-bilt,transferredtoplayhisfinalseasonasacollegianfortheLionsin2003andwasselectedtoplayinthe2004HulaBowl.

Southeastern ��, McNeese State ��Playinginjustits14thgamesincereturningfootballthepreviousseason,SoutheasternventurestofacethenNo.6-rankedMc-NeeseStateinaregionally-televisedgameonSept.11,2004.TheLionstrailed14-9midwaythroughthesecondquarterbeforetakinga16-14leadathalftimeandnevergettingoffthethrottleinthesecondhalfasitoutscoredtheCowboys,35-3.RayPerkins(above)rushedfor110yardsasSoutheasternpiledup595yardstotaloffenseagainstthethree-timedefendingSouthlandchampi-ons.ThewinalsovaultsSoutheasternintothenationalrankingsforthefirsttimeasitwasrankedNo.25bytheSportsNetworkintheSept.13poll.

Football history


200�The Lions finish 5-7 overall - their best recordsince 2004. Junior defensive backTommy Connors isnamedAll-America by both theAssociated Press andthe Sports Network. Southeastern places 10 playerson the All-Southland Conference team with SimmieYarborough selected as the league’s Freshman of theYear. Head coach Mike Lucas is forced on Oct. 15to miss the final six games of the season for a heartvalve procedure and offensive coordinator TommyCondell isnamedactingheadcoach.TheLionsdefeatNorthwestern State, 26-21, in Condell’s first game asactingcoachandralliesfora30-27overtimewinatSamHoustonState-itsfirstSLCroadwinsince2005.

2009Southeasternpostsa6-5record,markingitsfirstwin-ning season since 2004.The Lions turn in their bestperformanceinSouthlandConferenceplay,finishing4-3overallandcompetingfortheleaguechampionshipuntilthefinaltwoweeksoftheseason.Southeasternralliesfroma24-point,fourth-quarterdeficittoforceovertimeand defeatTexas State, 51-50.The Lions open leagueplaywitha4-1recordwiththeirloneblemisha36-35last second setback at McNeese State. Southeasternpostsa27-0victoryatNorthwesternState-theLions’

firstwininNatchitochessince1976andtheirfirstshutoutsincea28-0winoverWesternKentuckyin1984.PlayingwithoutquarterbackBrianBabinandreceiverSimmieYarborough,SoutheasternralliesbehindbackupquarterbackTylerBeattyandedgesNo.12CentralArkansas,25-21.MarkNewbill andRe’KeemWilsonarenamed first-teamAll-Southland Conference. Mike Lucas is named the Coach-of-the-Year by the LouisianaSportsWritersAssociation.

20�0-��WithaveteranteamreturningandpickedbymanytofinishintheupperhalfoftheSouthlandConference,Southeastern stumbles out of the gate and finishes with a disappointing 2-9 record in 2010 that includessix lossesby a combined20points.TheLionsdefeatUTMartin in theirhomeopener,24-10, andpost animpressive 49-24 win over No. 15Texas State in Strawberry Stadium. Eight players are named to theAll-Southland Conference team. Mark Newbill concludes his career as the first player to record 400 tacklesandTommyConnorsfinishesthirdinschoolhistorywith355.SimmieYarboroughcatchesthreetouchdownpassesagainstTexasStatetopassFeltonHugginsastheschool’sall-timeleaderinTDreceptionsandlaterintheseasonpassesHugginsastheLions’all-timeleaderinreceptions.TheLionsfieldayouthfulteamin2011andfinishwitha3-8record.Yarboroughfinishesabrilliantfour-yearcareerastheall-timeleadingreceiverinSouthlandConferencehistorywith229receptions.Yarborough,BrandonCollinsandKoryTheodoreallfinishwithatleast60receptionsfortheLionswithYarboroughnamedfirst-teamAll-SouthlandConference.RedshirtfreshmanJordanWellssetsaschoolandSouthlandConferencesingle-seasonrecordwith1,383yardsinkickoffreturnsandisnamedtheleague’sFreshmanoftheYearwhilefinishing10thoverallfortheJerryRiceAward,giventothetopfreshmanattheFCSlevelbyThe Sports Network.TheLionsendtheseasononNov.17witha31-14winoverNichollsStatetoclaimtheRiverBellforthefirsttimeinfouryears,butheadcoachMikeLucasisrelievedofhiscoachingdutiesfourdayslater.RonRoberts,whoposteda47-16recordinfiveseasonsatDivisionIIDeltaState,isnamedthe15thheadcoachinSoutheasternhistoryonDec.19.

The Comeback, Part IITrailing,44-20,inthefourthquarter,SoutheasternforcesovertimeanddefeatsTexasStateinovertimeforitsfirst-evervictoryovertheBobcatsin13tries.The24-pointfourth-quartercomebackisalsothebiggestinschoolhistory,eclipsingtheprevi-ousrecord(19)setinSoutheastern’s50-47winoverNortheastLouisiana(nowLouisiana-Monroe)in1981.

Simmie YarboroughYarborough’sfirstcollegiatecatch-a14-yardTDpassinthe

2008seasonopeneratAlcornState-wasasignofwhatwastocome.TheBrookhaven,Miss.-nativeandfour-yearletterwinner

finishedastheschool’sall-timeleaderinreceptions(229),yards(2,780)andTDreceptions(30).

Tommy ConnorsEarnsAll-AmericahonorsbytheAssociatedPressandtheSports

Networkafterthe2008season.

The River Bell Comes Back To HammondBrentBlazevich(64)takesalookattheRiverBellthatishoisted

byteammateChadTedder(75)aftertheLions’17-13winoverarch-rivalNichollsStateinthe2007finale.Thewinmarked

Southeastern’sfirstwinovertheColonelsoveraneight-gamespansince1980.

Football history


◄The Real Roomie

hollis “Roomie” Wilson, for whom the SoutheasternLionsmascotisnamed,playedfootballatSoutheasternfrom1935to1938.Hewasknownasthe60-minuteironmanashewasastandoutamongthemanyplayerswho,duringthattime,playedonbothsidesoftheball.Followinghisfootballcareer he joined the faculty at Southeastern as a biologyprofessor andwas also awell-known andhighly-respectedfootballofficialfollowinghisplayingdaysandcontinuedtobeanardentsupporterofSoutheasternAthletics.

The Origin of “Roomie”ThenameofSoutheastern’smascot-believeitornot-wasinitiallyLoboandwasselectedbyapanelofjudgesin1964.Asyoucanimagine,thenameLobo(spanishforwolf)failedtogainpopularityandshortlythereafterwaschanged.

TheSLUmascotwasrenamedtohonoranotedfigureinthesportsworld,Hollis“Roomie”Wilson(above),afor-merSoutheasternathleteandfacultymember,wellknownthroughoutthenationasoneofthetopfootballofficials.

The Victory Bell▲TheVictoryBellringsoutaftereachGreenandGoldscore-touchdown,fieldgoal,extrapointorsafety-toannouncethatSoutheasternisontheboard.Thelocomotivebell,whichispaintedgoldandmountedonagreentrailer,wasgiventotheUniversitybyBillWitbeck,alocalrailroadbuff,in1958.Priorto1985,itwasmannedateachhomegamebytheSoutheasterncheerleadersandhasbeenmannedbymembersoftheLionathleticstaffsincefootballwasre-instated.

The Spirit of the Southland Marching BandThe“Spirit of the Southland” Marching Band made its returntoStrawberryStadiuminthefallsemesterof2004.Playinghighenergyarrangementsandperforminginnovativedrilldesigns,theband has established itself as the center of spirit and pride atall Lionhomegames andgamedayevents.Theband features atraditionalandspiritedpre-gameshowthatisnowatraditionatSoutheastern.

The staff at Southeastern combines university, drum corps, andsecondaryschoolteachingexperienceandisabletooffereverystudent, regardless of experience, an opportunity to grow andlearninarelaxingmusicalenvironment.Manyofourstaffmem-bersworkcloselywithlocalandregionalhighschoolsduringtheirsummercampsandare indemandthroughouttheSoutheastasclinicians.

Southeastern Fight Song

CheerOnTheGreenAndGoldofS-L-UCheerOurTeamOnToVictory.

We’veGotToPlayThisGameToWinTheDay,We’veGotToPlayHard,GetIn

ThereAndMakeItPay.ItsTimeToFightOnToAVictory;StandUpAnd

RoarWithAllYourMightGO!GO!Lions,GO!GetOutAndFight!Fight!Fight!Hey!!!

Southeastern Alma Mater

WehailtheenowSoutheasternFortheewe’llalwaysstand;

ThyeagersonsanddaughtersFormoneunitedband.

We’llsingthypraiseseverFromseatoshiningsea,

AndlovetheeAlmaMaterThroughalleternity.

RUTHSMITH-arr:RalphR.Pottle

Spirit GroupsThe Southeastern Cheerleaders (right) and Lionettes(below)areanintegralpartoftheathleticatmosphereand provide the athletes and fans alike with a boostthrough their enthusiasm and spirit. But their workdoesn’tendwhenthegameisoverasbothgroupsareactiveinuniversityandcommunityprojects.

Football Traditions


SoutheasternLouisianaUniversityfootballfanswait-ed18yearsforthereturnoftheprogramandwhenitwas reinstated in 2003, fans have turnedout andmadetheareasurroundingStrawberryStadiumintoacarnival-likeatmospherewithtents,foodandactivi-tiesforkids-bothyoungandold.

Friendship Circle FriendshipCircle tailgatingprovides fans theoppor-tunity to reserve a tailgating spot adjacent toStrawberry Stadium.The Circle, which is closed totrafficpriortogametime,providesasafeandfriendlyatmosphere forparents torelaxwhile thekidsplaysafely nearby.Two and a half hours prior to each

homegame,theSoutheasternfootballteamwilltakeitstraditional“LionWalk”asitmakesitwaythroughFriendshipCircletoStrawberryStadium.

Pre-Game ActivitiesFromthetraditional“LionWalk,”tohotlocalbands,funandkid-friendlyactivities,thereissomethingforeveryone during pregame festivities at StrawberryStadium.Musicrocksthecampus,parentsandfriendssocializewhile childrenparticipate in various activi-tiessponsoredfortheirenjoymenteachgameday.

Gameday at Southeastern


HoraceBelton,whoplayedlittleinthelastsixgamesof his senior campaign due to injury, finished a bril-liantcareerin1976asthestateofLouisiana’sall-timeleadingrusherwith3,222yards.Belton,whoremainsranked second in Southeastern history and 13th inthe state, also scored 202 points in his career thatsetaSoutheasternstandard.AnativeofBatonRougeand former Scotlandville High product, Belton alsoset Southeastern records for single-season yardage

(1,168,1975),rushingTDs(14,1974)andpointsscoredinasingle-seasonwith90(1974).HewasinductedintotheSoutheasternAthleticsHallofFamein2003.

RonnieHornsbymadeanimmediateimpactatSoutheasternafteranoutstandingprepcareerinwhichheledtheStateinrushingyardagehisseniorseasonatGreensburgHighSchool.Asafour-yearstarteratlinebackerfortheLions,Hornsbywasathree-time,all-GulfStatesConferenceselec-tion,honoredin1968,1969and1970andwastheoutstandinglinemanintheconferencein1969.Hefinishedhiscareerwithseveninterceptionsand

wastheleadingtackleronthesquadeachyear.Heearnedall-Americahonorsfollowinghisseniorseasonof1970andparticipatedintheNorth-SouthgamescoringtheSouth’sonlytouchdownonaninterceptionreturn.HornsbywasinductedintotheSoutheasternAthleticsHallofFamein1974.

Ronnie Hornsby

#��Horace Belton

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Retired Numbers


ReturningtothegridironforthefirsttimesinceWorldWarII,the1946teamturnedinSoutheastern’sfirstperfectseasonrecordinga9-0recordandtheschool’sfirstofsevenconferencechampionships. Under the direction of head coach and administrator E.L. “Ned”McGehee (right), the team rolled to a perfect season which included fiveshutoutvictories,roadwinsatLouisianaTechandMississippiSouthern(nowSouthernMiss),andoneofthelargestmarginsofvictoryinLions’historywitha61-6winovertheMerchantMarines. AfteritswinoverMississippiSouthern,theLionsearnedaberthintheBurleyBowl in JohnsonCity,Tenn.,where theyposted a21-13victoryoverMilligan(Tenn.)College. Fiveplayers, includingSoutheasternHallofFameinducteesPatKenelly,JeromeDavisandAngieAntonelli,earnAll-LouisianaIntercollegiateConferencehonorswhileT.J.CampionearnsAll-Americahonorsforthesecondtime.

�9�� Roster

AngieAntonelliO.A.BankstonRobertBarnhill

AlBertautFolseBertautJackBlalock

JoeBlanchardJackBrunetCarlBuras

T.J.CampionSamConerly

JackCoreTalmadgeCoreJeromeDavis

StanleyDennisBriscoDugasMarionGeter

AudisGillDavidGraves

WilliamJacksonPatKenellyJohnKnight

JoeLato

MiltonLavigneTommyMcCoin

HomerMcGaughHurschelMearsJoelMeredityJohnMitchell

CharlesModenbackJamesOdom

AlPardueBillyRayParnellHarrisonReesDallasRogersAlRomboli

LouisRomboliWayneSeal

GeneSimmonsVernonStockwell

RobertSykesJimTomm

VirgilUnderwoodHollisWebbMarionWolfAsaWyman

�9�� Results

Opponent Result score site LouisianaCollege W 18-0 HammondSouthwesternLouisiana W 27-13 HammondMerchantMarines W 61-6 HammondNorthwesternLouisiana(HC) W 13-0 HammondMississippiCollege W 14-0 ClintonMiss.LouisianaTech W 22-14 Ruston,La.AlabamaState(JacksonvilleState) W 40-0 HammondMississippiSouthern W 20-0 Hattiesburg,Miss.MilliganCollege(BurleyBowl) W 21-13 JohnsonCity,Tenn.

Perfect Season - �9�� (9-0-0)

◄-T.J.CampionAngieAntonelli-► ◄-PatKenelly

◄- head coach E.L. “ned” Mcgehee

��9www.LionSports.net • #LionNation • #StrawberryStadium • #LionUp

Perfect Season - �9�� (9-0-0)

�9�� ResultsDate Opponent Result score site9/18 NortheastLouisiana* W 58-0 Hammond9/25 SouthwesternLouisiana* W 32-0 Lafayette10/2 LouisianaCollege* W 46-0 Hammond10/16 MississippiSouthern W 13-7 Hattiesburg,Miss.10/23 ArkansasState W 51-0 Jonesboro,Ark.10/30 StetsonUniversity W 62-0 DeLand,Fla.11/6 LouisianaTech* W 35-24 Hammond11/13 McNeeseState* W 50-6 Hammond11/20 NorthwesternState* W 32-6 Hammond

*-GulfStatesConferencegame

AsamemberoftheGulfStatesConference,theLionsclaimedthesecondandlastperfectseasoninSoutheasternhistoryin1954.Southeasternopenedtheseasonwiththreestraightshutoutwinsandwentontooutscoreitsopponents379-43whichincludeda62-0winoverStetsonUniversity.

The �9�� Rosterno. name Pos. Cl. ht. Wt. Ltrs. hometown15 JerryKurtz QB So. 5-8 155 0 Thibodaux,La.16 RayPorta QB Sr. 5-10155 1 BatonRouge,La.17 KenRidgedell QB So. 5-9 173 0 Bogalusa,La.18 WinstonCrawford QB Fr. 6-0 190 0 Magnolia,Miss.20 LarryTroxler HB Sr. 5-7 150 1 Hahnville,La.21 JustinFernandez HB So. 5-9 170 1 BatonRouge,La.23 R.C.Thomas HB Fr. 6-0 185 0 Magnolia,Miss.25 LouisCarlisle HB Sr. 5-10170 1 McComb,Miss.31 MickeyCatalanotto FB Jr. 5-9 190 0 Amite,La.32 TommyBell FB So. 5-11190 1 BatonRouge,La.34 R.E.Thomas FB Fr. 6-1 190 0 Magnolia,Miss.41 FrankBourgeois HB Fr. 6-0 180 0 Gonzales,La.42 DonMarino HB Sr. 5-6 160 1 Southbridge,Miss.43 WayneStrickland HB Jr. 5-8 155 0 Paris,Texas44 ArlenBlackwell HB Jr. 5-10170 1 Kentwood,La.50 JohnAndre C Fr. 6-2 200 0 BatonRouge,La.51 MackBarlow C Fr. 6-2 200 0 NewOrleans,La.53 BillHughes C Fr. 6-0 200 0 NewOrleans,La.60 TitusJohnston G Sr. 5-8 175 3 Bogalusa,La.

61 RoyMouras G So. 5-9 185 0 NewOrleans,La.62 HughMcLaurin G Fr. 5-11190 0 BatonRouge,La.63 DanFournet G So. 5-11190 0 Bogalusa,La.64 WayneBond G Fr. 6-1 185 0 Bogalusa,La.65 NoelSuarez G Sr. 5-9 185 0 Arabi,La.66 SherardFabacher G Fr. 5-10215 0 BatonRouge,La.67 KenBailey G Fr. 5-9 170 0 Bogalusa,La.71 JackSchwommer T So. 5-11200 0 Metairie,La.72 BillySwain T So. 6-0 190 1 Kenner,La.73 BlaseShambra T Fr. 6-2 215 0 Opelousas,La.74 MurrayBurleigh T Fr. 5-9 225 0 Gretna,La.75 HughOliver T Fr. 6-2 230 0 Natchez,Miss.76 PeteFabacher T Fr. 5-11220 0 NewOrleans,La.77 DonPeroyea T So. 6-3 205 0 NewOrleans,La.78 GeraldStone T Sr. 6-4 225 0 Bogalusa,La.80 TonyMisita E Jr. 6-1 177 1 Amite,La.81 RoderickVizant E Jr. 5-11185 1 Eunice,La.82 GeraldLacour E Fr. 6-1 200 0 NewOrleans,La.83 HughFanguy E So. 6-4 185 0 Houma,La.84 HueyHusser E So. 6-3 183 1 Ponchatoula,La.85 SalLocascio E Sr. 5-11170 2 Hammond,La.86 DenverWallace E Fr. 6-2 188 0 KrotzSprings,La.

▲The Year The Lions Were KingFortyyearsaftertheLions’magical1954season,veteransportswriterMartyMule’oftheNewOrleansTimesPicayunewroteafeaturestorythatappearedintheSundayeditiononAug.21,1994.

◄ - head coach stan galloway


Fittingly,SoutheasternLouisianabeganitsfirstfootballgamethewayitendeditslastfootballgamesome18yearsago...intherain.

TheLions,whowereplayingtheirfirstgamesince1985,hadtoovercomea24-minutelightningdelayandasluggishstart,butintheend,theLionfaithfulwerenotdisappointed. MartinHankins'22-yardtouchdownpasstoChoniFranciswith6:29remainingliftedtheLionstoa22-17victoryoverArkansas-Monticelloinfrontofanoverflowcrowdof9,708atStrawberryStadium. SoutheasternplayeditsfirstgamesinceNovember23,1985,a20-14,rain-soakedlosstoNichollsState.Eightweeksafterthatgame,thepro-gramwasdisbandedforwhatwouldbe17seasonsduetobudgetconstraints. Butaftera$5millionfundraisingdriveandthehiringoftwoformerSoutheasternConferenceheadcoachesinLionheadcoachHalMummeanddefensivecoordinatorWoodyWidenhofer,theLionfaithfulcounteddownthedaysuntilthisnightwouldcome. Trailing17-16withjustundersevenminutesremaining,theLionscaughtabreakwhenalowsnapfromcenteronaBollWeevilpuntattemptwasrecoveredbyBradBennettattheUAM22. Hankins,atruefreshmanwhowas29-of-47for213yardswithnointerceptions,tookadvantageoftheBollWeevilmiscueonthefirstoffensiveplay,findingFrancisintherightcorneroftheendzone. TheBollWeevilshadachancetowinthegameasitreachedtheSLU35withjustovertwominutesremaining,butCoryAllredwassackedandforcedtofumblebyDerrickMincey.Allredpicked

uptheball,buthewascalledforintentionalground-ingathisown35,allowingtheLionstotakeoverandrunouttheclock. JoshTaylorledtheLionswith10receptionsfor97yards,as11differentreceiverscaughtpassesinMumme'spass-orientedoffense. Allredstartedatquarterbackandwas16-of-31for250yards,buthemissedthethirdquarterwithaninjury. UAMofDivisionIItooka17-16leadwith8:45remainingona15-yardtouchdownpassfromAllredtoDevonStewart. TheBollWeevilstookoverattheSLU45whenHankinsfumbledtheexchangefromcenterandDanielMorrisrecovered.

AfterwatchingitsoffensefailtogetintotheendzoneaftertwicegettinginsidetheUAM15inthesecondquarter,Southeasternuseditsdefensetoscoreitsfirsttouchdown. FreesafetyVernonRussellpickedoffreservequarterbackBrianPopeoverthemiddleandracedtotheleftcorneroftheendzonetoputtheLionsahead16-10with7:41remaininginthethirdquar-ter.ItwasalsofittinglythatVernon'stouchdownwassimilartothefinaltouchdownscoredbytheLionsin1985whenKervinFontenettepickedoffaDougHudsonpassandsprinted100yardsforascore. MinceyledtheLions'defensewithninetacklesandthreesacks,whileBirkMcGeetiedMinceyforateamhighwithninestops.

arkansas-Monticello 10 0 0 6 -- 17southeastern Louisiana 0 9 7 6 -- 22FIRsT QUaRTERUAM-FGBaker27,8:54UAM-Brown16passfromAllred(Bakerkick),1:18sECOnD QUaRTERSLU-FGCrockett47,11:04SLU-FGCrockett31,2:30SLU-FGCrockett28,:23ThIRD QUaRTERSLU-Russell29interceptionreturn(Crockettkick),7:41FOURTh QUaRTERUAM-Stewart15passfromAllred(Bakerkick),8:45SLU-Francis22passfromHankins(runfailed),6:29

“Return Of The Roar”Southeastern 22, Arkansas-Monticello �� - �.�0.200�

RUshIngUaM - CraigReed12-49;CoryAllred13-17;Team1-mi-nus28.sLU - RayPerkins15-42;ChoniFrancis1-4;ScottGoldberg1-2;Team1-minus4;MartinHankins5-minus14.

PassIngUaM - CoryAllred16-31-0-250;BrianPope3-10-1-31.sLU - MartinHankins29-48-0-213;BrianSheppard1-1-0-13.

RECEIvIngUaM - DevonStewart8-131;Rod.Montgomery5-79;ShamarBrown2-33;TyroneBennett2-26;CraigReed2-12.sLU - JoshTaylor10-97;BrianSheppard4-39;RayPerkins4-10;ChoniFrancis3-43;JeffreyHoward3-5;TreyWillie1-13;RobbyScates1-13;JeffGuidugli1-7;JerrenPierce1-5;BrooksJordan1-minus2;ScottGoldberg1-minus4.

ChoniFrancis’22-yardTDreception(insetleft)with6:29remainingliftedSoutheasterntoitsfirstvictoryonthegridironin18yearsandgaveheadcoachHalMummeatriumphantreturntothesidelines◄


Separated by the Mississippi River and a mere94milesapart,notwofootball-playingschoolsin the Southland Conference are as close in

proximityasSoutheasternandNichollsState. AndtheannualgameplayedbetweentherivalsiscalledtheRiverBellClassic. Therivalrygame,whichbeganin1972andwasconceivedbythePhiChapterAlumniAssociationofSigmaTauGamma fraternity at Southeastern, pres-entstothewinneratrophybearingtheriverbellanddetailingtheyearlyvictors. Theseries,whichwasplayedyearlyuntil1985when Southeastern dropped its program, featuredthreegamesplayedintheLouisianaSuperdomewiththe Lions claiming victories in the 1976 and 1978contests. After Southeastern reinstated its program in2003, the serieswas resumed twoyears laterwithNichollsStateclaiminga38-28victoryatStrawberryStadium. The Colonels claimed a 14-10 victory in the2006 contest in Thibodaux before Southeasternclaimed the trophy for the first time the followingyearwitha17-13victoryinthe2007season-finale. Southeastern claimed a 31-14 victory in lastyear’scontestinHammondandtheteamswillvieforthetrophyonceagaininatelevisedgameonNov.15atJohnL.GuidryStadium.

The Southeastern-Nicholls State Series

Year site Result score1972 Hammond Southeastern 31-91973 Hammond Southeastern 10-01974 Thibodaux NichollsState 10-01975 NewOrleans1 NichollsState 14-61976 NewOrleans1 Southeastern 17-71977 Thibodaux Southeastern 17-141978 NewOrleans1 Southeastern 10-01979 Hammond Southeastern 38-01980 Thibodaux Southeastern 35-201981 Hammond NichollsState 17-91982 Thibodaux NichollsState 20-141983 Thibodaux NichollsState 6-01984 Thibodaux NichollsState 36-71985 Hammond NichollsState 21-172005 Hammond NichollsState 38-282006 Thibodaux NichollsState 14-102007 Hammond Southeastern 17-132008 Thibodaux NichollsState 35-282009 Hammond NichollsState 45-302010 Thibodaux NichollsState 27-252011 Hammond Southeastern 31-14

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The River Bell Classic vs.


Afterastellarfour-yearcareerforSoutheastern,NewOrleansnativeKevinHughes(64)wassignedtoafreeagentcontractbytheNFL’sSt.LouisRamswherehespentthemajorityofthe2011seasonontheteam’sPracticeSquadbeforebeingactivatedinweek11oftheregular-season.

▲Lions In The ProsYear name Team Round1946 AlbieReisz ClevelandRams -1947 PatKenelly BostonYanks 19th(167)1947 T.J.Campion PhiladelphiaEagles 19th(170)1948 JeromeDavis ChicagoCardinals 19th(175)1950 MiltonLavigne ChicagoCardinals 10th(126)1955 GeraldStone ClevelandBrowns 22nd(265)1957 DonPeroyea ChicagoBears 23rd(276) HueyHusser ChicagoCardinals 28th(334) EltonShaw GreenBayPackers -1959 C.J.Alexander WashingtonRedskins 23rd(268) OscarLofton BostonPatriots(AFL) - GeorgeKostuch NewYorkTitans(AFL) -1962 ElbertHarris DenverBroncos(AFL) 8th(58) BillyJohnson BuffaloBills(AFL) 19th(148)1964 JerryJoeDunaway BostonPatriots(AFL) -1965 EllisJohnson BostonPatriots(AFL) 4th(31) MaxieWilliams HoustonOilers(AFL) 10th(74) EllisJohnson MinnesotaVikings 19th(260)1966 BillyAndrews ClevelandBrowns 13th(333)1971 RonnieHornsby NewYorkGiants 3rd(70)1979 CalvinFavron St.LouisCardinals 2nd(46) DonaldDykes NewYorkJets 3rd(68)1981 AnthonyVereen KansasCityChiefs 9th(237)1982 MackBoatner MiamiDolphins 9th(248)1984 BretWright NewYorkJets 8th(217)1984 RobbieMahfouz JacksonvilleBulls(USFL) FreeAgent1985 WillieShepherd DallasCowboys FreeAgent2004 BrettBeard IndianapolisColts FreeAgent2005 RayPerkins SanDiegoChargers FreeAgent2005 JonathanioConley RheinFire(NFL-E) 9th(FADraft)

Year name Team Round2006 FeltonHuggins JacksonvilleJaguars FreeAgent2006 CharlesHall ClevelandBrowns FreeAgent2006 HutchGonzales SaskatchewanRoughriders(CFL) FreeAgent2007 DemorisHardiman DetroitLions FreeAgent2007 DonaldUsry BaltimoreRavens FreeAgent2008 EarlCager NewYorkGiants FreeAgent2009 ByronRoss SaskatchewanRoughriders(CFL) FreeAgent2009 JayLucas TorontoArgonauts(CFL) FreeAgent2011 KevinHughes St.LouisRams FreeAgent2011 HutchGonzales NewOrleansVoodoo(Arena) FreeAgent2011 ChrisWilson NewOrleansVoodoo(Arena) FreeAgent2011 BrianReynolds NewOrleansVoodoo(Arena) FreeAgent2012 BrandonCollins NewYorkGiants FreeAgent2012 SimmieYarborough GeorgiaForce(Arena) FreeAgent

Drafted Players/Signed Professional Contracts (all teams NFL unless noted)


DOnaLD DYKEswasselectedbytheNewYorkJetsinthethirdround(No.68overall)ofthe1978draft.TheHammondnativeplayedfourseasonsintheNFL,includingthreeseasonswiththeJets(1979-81)andonewiththeSanDiegoChargers(1982).In1980,hewasthirdontheJets’withfiveinterceptionsandaddedaninterceptioninthe1981NFLPlayoffsagainstBuffalo.

CaLvIn FavROn,isSoutheastern’shighestdraftedplayerwhenhewaspickedinthesecondround(No.46overall)in1978NFLDraftbytheSt.LouisCardinals.FavronspentfouryearswiththeCardinalsfrom1979-82,playingin50careergames.

BILLY anDREWsplayed11seasons intheNFLbeginning in1967as a13th roundselectionof theClevelandBrowns.AndrewsspenteightseasonswiththeBrowns(1967-74)beforespendingtimewiththeSanDiegoChargers(1975)andKansasCityChiefs(1976-77).Heplayedin142gamesinhiscareerandrecorded seven interceptions, including a 25-yardreturn for a touchdown in a 31-21 victory againstJoeNamathandtheNewYorkJetsinthefirst-everMonday Night Football game on Sept. 21, 1970.AndrewswasnamedtheBrowns’defensiveplayeroftheyearin1971andwasateamcaptainin1973.

MaCK BOaTnER was drafted by Miami in theninth round of the 1982 NFL Draft but signedand played for the USFL’s Chicago Blitz rushingfor256yards in1983.Boatner thenplayed for theArizonaWranglersin1984whenthetwofranchisesswapped.Herushedfor297yardsthatseason,help-ingtheWranglerstotheUSFLChampionshipgame.He rushed for 362 yards the following season, thefinalyearoftheUSFLforthenewlymergedArizonaOutlaws.BoatnersignedasafreeagentwithTampaBayoftheNFLbeforethestartofthe1986seasonbut broke his shoulder just seven games into thecampaign(againstNewOrleans)andwasplacedoninjuredreservefortherestoftheyear.

FELTOn hUggInsspentthreeseasons

ontheBuffaloBills’PracticeSquad.Theformer

SoutheasternAll-Americanwasoriginallysigned

asafreeagentwiththeNFL’sJacksonvilleJaguars

in2006beforeplayingfortheFrankfortGalaxy

ofNFLEuropeandcompetinginthe2007World

Bowl.

ROnnIE hORnsBY,seenhereplayinginthe1971SeniorBowl,wasselectedinthethirdroundofthe1971draftbytheNewYorkGiants.Heplayedwiththeclubfouryearsthroughthe1974campaign.


1930-31 ElmerSanders FB1931-32 RalphSmith FB1932-33 JohnLeTard FB TomSanders FB1933-34 W.S.Rownd,Jr. FB1934-35 WilliamMattis FB1935-36 StanGalloway FB PeteImbraguglio FB1936-37 NelsonHart FB1937-38 JamesCarlin FB JamesW.Bales FB1938-39 HollisWilson FB1939-40 CharlesSimmons FB CharlesManley FB WilmotBrown FB MarvinMaroun FB1940-41 AlbieReisz FB1942-43 T.J.Campion FB1946-47 PatKenelly FB1947-48 JamesOdom FB1948-49 BriscoDugas FB AubreyCole MBB1949-50 HaroldOwens MBB1950-51 NoelWilkins FB,Trk LeoJones FB,Trk1951-52 LouisCampos FB WaltAndrew FB

1952-53 HubertPolk FB1954-55 RayPorta FB,Base GeraldStone FB,Trk RichardSharp MBB1959-60 OscarLofton FB,MBB,Trk SheldonFernandez Base1962-63 BobHardy Base ElbertHarris FB GlenBowman MBB,Trk Dr.R.Y.Newsom DS1964-65 BernardOubre Base1966-67 BillyAndrews FB JimCamhout Trk StevePicou MBB1967-68 LamarLabauve Base1968-69 DavidLeSage FB WebbJay Trk1970-71 E.L.McGehee DS1973-74 MaxieWilliams FB1974-75 RonnieHornsby FB C.A.Core MBB1976-77 FrankMisuraca FB,Base TedGlaser FB1978-79 WilburDerrick FB DuaneFloyd FB1979-80 WayneHardy Trk MontyCrook FB

RobertMartin Trk1980-81 C.J.Alexander FB AndyDavis Base AndyThiel Trk1981-82 GradyMorgan DS W.L.Billups DS EllisJohnson FB1983-84 JeromeDavis FB ArlanBlackwell FB,Base,Trk DennisWagner MBB SteveGrigas MBB,Base1984-85 JamesWaldrop AllSports LutherMarlar DS JosephCittadin AllSports1985-86 VirgilUnderwood FB T.C.Calmes FB1990-91 Dr.RobertBrown DS MonicaHarrison WBB IgnacioOssandon Tennis DonWilson MBB CindyWilliams WBB Dr.DeloachThames DS1991-92 RobinRoberts WBB TommyLeeSmith Trk AlLeBlanc DS1992-93 ReneeDaniels WBB RalphSmith Trk1993-94 MalcholmBech Trk RustyPrice Trk1994-95 LarryHymel DS1996-97 GregMarten Base HermanCarlisle FB,MBB1997-98 BillyLadner FB,Base1998-99 QueenBrumfield WBB PamCook WBB HueyHusser FB2001-02 GregLawrence Trk RenataSmekalova WTennis KirkBullinger Base LindaPuckett DS2003 HoraceBelton FB ChristieMikolajchak VB TaraMaus SB2004 AllisonHolladay Soc DarciStarr VB JeffWilliams Base

2005 VonciaBookman SB AlanKlein FB KenKenelly DS GinoMarino DS2006 BeccaWeingartner Soc DavidBennett Trk MackyWaguespack Base2007 AnneBauer VB MartinduToit Golf MacFaul FB Robert“Doc’Goodwin DS2008 AngieAntonelli FB WayneBooker MBB LarryCrow DS DenekaKnowlesBickham WBB2009 ChristineAmertil Trk Dr.BillyBond DS GavinFingleson Base KimKwolek Soc AnthonyVereen FB2010 SarahGascon VB/SB BobbyHill FB AndySmith Golf2011 CourtneyCoutu Soc WillieShepherd FB2012 Donald Dykes FB/Trk Kim McNally Soc Kendra Oney Soc

DS-indicatesDistinguishedService

The Southeastern Louisiana UniversityAthletics Hall of Fame recognizesand remembers the accomplishments, dedication and service of formerLionandLadyLionathletesdatingbackto1930.

InthehistoryoftheUniversity,125formerstudent-athletes,coaches,admin-istrators,staffanddistinguishedserviceinducteeshavebeenawardedthishighesthonor. In2011, apairof former student-athletes -CourtneyCoutu (Soccer) andWillieShepherd(Football)-wereenshrinedintotheHallduringtheLions’Oct.1gameagainstLamar. Threerecipients-KimMcNallyandKendraOney(soccer),alongwithformertwo-sportstandoutDonaldDykes(Football/Track)willbeinductedinthe2012ceremonythatwilltakeplaceonSept.22. Belowistheall-timelistofHallofFameinducteeswithyearofinductionandsport(s)played.

Athletics Hall of Fame


This is SoutheasternSinceitsfoundingin1925,SoutheasternLouisi-

anaUniversityhasbeencommittedtohelpingtheregiongrowandprosper.Ourmission--to

leadtheeducational,economicandculturaldevelop-mentoftheregion–tiesSoutheasternintimatelytothelivesofthecommunitiesandresidentsweserve.

Quick Facts & Figures•Enrollment:approximately15,400•Faculty:637(fullandparttime)•Student-Facultyratio:27:1•Sites:Hammond(maincampus),St.TammanyCenter(Mandeville),LivingstonParishLiteracyandTechnologyCenter(Walker),NursingCenter(BatonRouge),TurtleCoveEnvironmentalResearchCenter(PassManchac)•Lastfall,Southeasternhadarecordnumberofgraduatesexceeding1,400.

Economic Impact •Morethan$564millionannualimpact.Spendingbytheuniversity’smorethan15,000studentsaccountsforanapproximate$237millionimpact,whilefacultyandstaffspendingamountstoa$99millionimpact.•AspartoftheUniversityofLouisianaSystem,theimpactofeachdollarinvestedintheuniversityismultipliedbyeightasitcyclesthroughthestateeconomy.•Morethan5,700non-universityjobsthroughoutthestateinareassuchasconstruction,healthcareandfoodservices.

Community Impact •Facultyandstaffvolunteeredapproximately69,000hoursduringtheyear,andstudentscontributed

254,000hourstoenhancingareacommunities.•TheColumbiaTheatreforthePerformingArtsisavenueforawiderangeofeducationalandentertain-ingevents.Fanfare,theannualfestivalofthearts,hasentertainedandeducatedthousandsofpatronsoverthepast24seasons.•Multipleservice-learningcoursesprovidestudentstheopportunitytoservetheircommunitieswhileparticipatinginhands-onlearning.

Academic Excellence •IncomingfreshmanACTaveragecompositescores(21.4)lastfallexceededboththestateandnationalaverages.HighlyqualifiedstudentsenteringSouth-eastern–thosewithACTscoresof24andabove–haveincreasednearly50percentinthepastfiveyears.•InareportissuedbytheSouthernRegionalEduca-tionBoard,Southeastern’smaster’sdegreeprogramineducationwasratedamongthebestinthesouth-ernstatesinpreparingfutureschoolprincipalsandothereducationleaders.•TheSchoolofNursinghasbeennamedtheNursingProgramoftheYearthreetimesinthelast10yearsbytheLouisianaStateNursesFoundation.•Southeasternin2008wasnameda“GreatCollegetoWorkfor”byTheChronicleofHighEducation.TheonlyLouisianainstitutiontoberecognizedinthesurvey,Southeasternreceivedhighmarksin10differentareas,includingcollaborativegovernance,jobsatisfactionandconfidenceinleadership.•Southeasternhasbeennamedtothe2010and2011President’sHigherEducationCommunityServiceHonorRolls,recognizingtheuniversityasafront-runnerforitsinvolvementinvolunteering,service-learningandcivicengagement.Theaward

wasmadebytheCorporationforNationalandCommunityService.•Inordertoencouragestudentstocompletetheirundergraduatedegreeinfouryears,Southeasternoffersaunique“ProgressionScholarship”tostudentswhodemonstratesatisfactoryprogresstowardgraduation.•Southeastern’sredesignedmathematicscourseshaveincreasedsuccessincoursesoftenconsidered


“barriers”tostudentsuccess.Intwoyears,thecol-legealgebrasuccessratehasimprovedby27percentandthewithdrawalrateissteadilyfalling.

Successful Alumni•AlumniofSoutheasternaresuccessfulinallareasofbusiness,government,andentertainment.RecentlyrecognizedasdistinguishedalumsareGoodMorn-ingAmericaanchorRobinRoberts,internationallyrecognizedoperatenorDonaldGeorge,ChineserealestateandretailingentrepreneurRogerWang,ElSalvadorFinanceMinisterWilliamHandal,FederalJudgesJamesBradyandCarlJ.Barbier,PulitzerPrizewinningjournalistRussellCarollo,andformerAmeri-canHeartAssociationChairCollettaC.Barrett.

Campus Living•Campuslivingisconvenient,smartandfun!Southeasternstudentshavetheopportunitytomeetandminglewithpeopleofdifferentbackgrounds,in-terests,ideas,experiences,andgoals.Southeastern’scampusprovidesdininghalls,library,bookstore,healthcenter,swimmingpool,tenniscourts,studentactivitycenterandastudentunionwithagameroom,snackbars,andpostoffice.•Southeastern’seightstate-of-the-artresidencehalls,plusapartment-styleSoutheasternOaksandtheVillagefeaturestheamenitiestoday’sstudentsseeksuchasprivacy,cableTV,andwirelessInternet.•SoutheasternistheonlyuniversityinLouisiana,andoneofjustafewinthenationwherestudentsrent,notbuy,textbooks.AtSoutheastern,studentspayasmallrentalfeeatthebeginningofthesemester,andsimplyreturnbooksattheend,resultinginasignificantsavings.

WorkforceDevelopment•Anumberofnewundergraduatedegreeshavebeenspecificallydesignedtomeetareaworkforcedemands.TheseincludeanonlineRNtoBSdegreeinnursing,supplychainmanagement,engineering

technologywithmechanical,construction,computerscience,andindustrialtechnologyconcentrations,additionalclinicaltraininginradiologytechnology,anddoctoralprogramsineducationalleadershipandadvancednursingpractice.•Sinceopeningin2003,theSoutheastLouisianaBusinessCenterhasfunctionedasaone-stopcenterdesignedtofacilitatemorethan125newbusinessstarts,morethan$130millionincapitalraisedforbusinesses;13incubator“graduates”creatingnearly50jobsandmillionsofdollarsinnewcapital;andthecompletionofmorethan40businessandindustryeconomicimpactstudies.•TheSoutheasternSmallBusinessDevelopmentCenterwasrecognizedin2012withtheSBDCEx-cellenceandInnovationAward,givenannuallytotheprogramthatdemonstratesexcellenceinimprovingvaluetosmallbusinessesandadvancingprogramdeliveryandmanagementthroughinnovation.•AsurveyofemployerswhohavehiredSouth-easterngraduatesindicatesthatmorethan75percentfoundSoutheasterngraduateswerebetterpreparedforemploymentwhencomparedtootheremployees;allsaidtheywouldreadilyhireanotherSoutheasterngraduate.


University Quick Facts

FoundedSeptember14,1925

LocationHammond,Louisiana(population22,000).LocatedonthenorthshoreofLakePontchartrain,55milesnorthofNewOrleansand45mileseastofBatonRouge

Enrollment15,400studentsrepresenting41statesand64countries

Campus365-acrecampuswithstate-of-the-artresidential,academicandathleticfacilities

Student to Faculty Ratio27:1

Academic ProgramsFiveAcademicCollegeswith45undergraduatedegreesinawiderangeofareasand21graduatedegreeprograms,includingdoctoralprogramsineducationalleadershipandadvancednursingpractice

Accredited BytheCommissiononCollegesoftheSouthernAssociationofCollegesandSchoolstoawardtheAssociate,Baccalaureate,andMaster’sdegreelevels

Degree ProgramsUndergraduate ProgramsCollege of Arts, Humanities, and Social SciencesArtCommunicationCriminalJusticeCulturalResourceManagementEnglishGeneralStudiesHistoryLiberalArtsStudiesMusicPoliticalSciencePsychologySociologySpanish

College of BusinessAccountingBusinessAdministrationFinanceManagementMarketing

College of Education and Human DevelopmentArtEducationEarlyChildhoodEducation(PreK-3)ElementaryEducation(1-5)HealthandPhysicalEducationFamilyandConsumerSciencesMusicEducationSecondaryEducation(6-12)EnglishEducationHealthandPhysicalEducationMathematicsEducationScienceEducationSocialStudiesEducationSpanishEducationSpeechEducationSocialWorkSpecialEducationMild/ModerateDisabilities

College of Nursing and Health SciencesAthleticTrainingCommunicationSciences&DisordersHealthEducationandPromotionHealthStudiesKinesiologyNursing

College of Science and TechnologyBiologicalSciencesChemistryComputerScienceIndustrialTechnologyMathematicsPhysics

Master’s ProgramsAppliedSociologyBiologyBusinessAdministrationCommunicationScience&DisordersEducationCounselorEducationCurriculumInstructionEducationalLeadershipSpecialEducationTeaching,EarlyInterventionistTeaching,ElementaryEducationEnglishHealthandKinesiologyHistoryIntegratedScienceandTechnologyMusicNursingOrganizationalCommunicationPsychology

Ph.D. ProgramEducationalLeadershipAdvancedNursingPractice


Prominent AlumniThereputationandstrengthofauniversityare

frequentlyreflectedinitsgraduates,success-fulalumniwhohavebuiltonthefoundations

providedbyauniversitylikeSoutheastern.Ourgraduates–nearly60,000locatedineverystateinthenationandaroundtheworld–haveearnedpositionsofleadershipinthefieldsofbusiness,government,entertainment,education,scienceandthearts.

WILLIE aMaKYE ‘86 - A former 800-meternational record holder for Ghana and a two-timeOlympian. Pursued an acting career with movieroles inAmistad,Congo,KickingandScreamingandTVappearances in X-Files, JAG, 227 andAccordingtoJim

ChRIsTInE aMERTIL ‘00 -Three-timeOlympianforhernativeBahamas, finishedseventh inthe400-meterdashatthe2004AthensGames.

DR. FananCY anZaLOnE ‘77 - Retired in2006asoneof theUnitedStatesNavy's topmedi-cal administrators. Is now the MiamiArea MedicalAdministrator for American Airlines, overseeingmorethan9,000employees inanarea thatencom-passes theeasternU.S.,Caribbean, andCentral andSouthAmerica.

COLETTa BaRRETT ‘91 - Vice president ofpolicy development and research for the LouisianaHospitalAssociation.

sTEvE BELLas ‘70 -Hasworkedextensively inbothradioandtelevisionforover30years.Hissto-rieshaveairedonCNN,NBC,andtheBBC.

vIC BIaZIs ‘81 - President of Wisdom GlobalAdhesives Group, a worldwide industrial adhesivessalesorganization.

JaMEs BRaDY ‘66 -UnitedStatesDistrict Judgeand former vice chairman and chairman of theDemocraticStateCentralCommittee.

KIRK BULLIngER ‘92 -Spent14yearsinprofes-sionalbaseballwith stintswithMajorLeague teamsMontreal,Boston,PhiladelphiaandHouston.

PaUL CanDIEs ‘62 - President and ChiefOperating Officer of Otto Candies, LLC of DesAllemands,La.

RUssELL CaROLLO ‘80 -PulitzerPrizeWinningAuthorandrecipientoftheGeraldR.FordPrizeforDistinguished Reporting on the National Defense,and the Society of Professional Journalists' nationalawardforinvestigativereporting.

anDRE COUDRaIn ‘79 -BoardmemberoftheUniversityofLouisianaSystem, thegoverningboardofSoutheasternandthelargestuniversitysysteminLouisiana. IstheHammondcityattorneyandservesasthechieflegaladvisortothemayorofHammond.

hUgh DOss ‘64 - Chairman of the Board ofRenalSouth and president/CEOof HDC Medical,Inc.

BILL Evans ‘50 - Recordedmorethan70albums,wonsevenGrammyAwardsandearnedan interna-tionalfollowingasajazzmusician.

CaLvIn FaYaRD ‘65 -Attorney,keyroleinlead-ing the litigation team in theCombustion, Inc.envi-ronmentalclassactionsuit.Theprecedent-settingsuitwassettledonbehalfofmorethan10,000LivingstonParishresidents.

MaYsOn FOsTER - CurrentMayorofHammond.Retired as president and chief operating office atCitizensNationalBankin1997.Servedinleadershippositions with Hancock Bank and Parish NationalBank.

BOB FREsnEDa -ManagingDirectorforReadSoftNorth America, a document automation softwarecompanywhoseglobalheadquartersareinSweden.

JOhn FRED gOURRIER - Co-wrote "Judy inDisguise",aparodyofTheBeatlessong"LucyintheSky with Diamonds".The song became enormouslysuccessful, ironically knocking another Beatles song("Hello,Goodbye") out of theNo. 1 chart positionon theBillboardHot100 for twoweeks in January1968.

WILLIaM J. hanDaL ‘74 - Minister of FinancefortheRepublicofElSalvador.Distinguishedhimselfin the businessworldwith a long time careerwithTacaInternationalAirlines.

KEvIn hUghEs ‘10 -CurrentlyamemberoftheSt.LouisRamsoftheNationalFootballLeague. DR. nanCY DOUgLas JOYnER ‘67 - Dean,LutheranCollegeWashingtonSemesterinArlington,Va.

RobinRoberts‘83(left),astandoutinwomen'sbasketballatSoutheasternbeforeassumingacareerintelevisionthathasincludedspotsonESPNandasco-hostofABC’sGoodMorningAmerica,wasoneofsevenformerNCAAstudent-athleteswhowerenamedrecipi-entsofthe2008NCAASilverAnniversaryAwardatthe43rdannualNCAAHonorsCelebrationinNashville.

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DR. JOhn KEnELLY ‘57 - Professor ofMathematics at Clemson University. Known nation-ally forhis interest inusing technology torevitalizemathematicsinstruction.

BILLY KEnnEDY ‘86 - Guided Southeastern tothe 2005 NCAAMen’s Basketball Championships,currentlytheheadcoachatTexasA&MUniversity.

aLBERT KUhn ‘65 -VicePresidentatIBM,headsIBM’sGlobalDeliveryProject, a $4billion, five-yearinformationtechnologyout-taskingprogrambetweentheIBMandAmericanExpress.

naTE LOFTOn ‘05 -CurrentlyplayingbasketballwiththeHarlemGlobetrotters, ledSoutheasterntothe2005NCAAMen’sBasketballChampionships.

WaDE MILEY ‘08 -CurrentlyapltcherforMajorLeagueBaseball’sArizonaDiamondbacksanda2012NationalLeagueAll-Star. BOB ODOM ‘57 -FormerLouisianaCommissionerofAgricultureandForestry,whoservedfrom1980-2008.Nowintheprivatesector,operatesaconsult-ing company to work with farmers on a statewideandnationalbasis

ChaRLEs O'DROBInaK ‘53 -RosethroughtherankstobecomeamemberofthetoppolicyboardofnationalaccountinggiantPriceWaterhouse.

WOODY OgE ‘67 - Site director for AvondaleOperations, a division of Northrop Grumman ShipSystems.

DR. CLEa PaRKER ‘48 - Ninth President ofSoutheasternLouisianaUniversity

JOhn PIEnO, JR. ‘62 - Chairman of the FloridaSterlingCouncilsinceitsinceptionin1992.AretiredNavyCaptain, former Secretaryof theDepartmentofAdministration,hasworkedasanexecutiveinthedefense industry,andasaWashingtoncongressionalliaison.

KEnnETh ROss, ‘67 - Earned the rank ofBrigadierGeneralinboththeUnitedStatesAirForceandtheLouisianaAirNationalGuard.Aseniorpart-nerinthelawfirmofSeale&RossandhaspracticedlawintheHammondarea.

ROgER Wang, ‘73 - Chairman and CEO ofGoldenEagleInternationalGroup,oneofChina’slarg-est business concerns, andTranspacificManagementCo.,establishedandbasedinLosAngelesin1978.

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University FacilitiesTheSoutheasternChannel is theeducational cable televisionchannelforSoutheastern.On-the-air24hoursaday,sevendaysa week, the Southeastern Channel broadcasts over CharterCable,reachinginto92,000homeswithapotentialaudienceofover240,000viewersthroughouttheNorthShorearea.

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Fromanaward-winningcampustelevisionstationtoastate-of-the-artstudentactivitycenter,Southeasternhassomeofthefinestfacilitiesforstudentstopursuetheireducation.TheUniversityhasundergonea$140millionconstructionprogramthathastransformedthecampus,

includingnewresidentialfacilities,classroomandlabbuildings. Locatedinthecenterofcampus,SimsMemorialLibrarycontainsacollectionofmorethan390,000volumesandisapartialdepositoryforover232,000federalandstategovernmentpublications.ItisalsothehometotheCenterForSoutheastLouisianaStudies,whichpromotesthehistoryandtheculturesofLouisiana'sFloridaParishesandsurroundingareas. StudentscanalsopursuetheirdegreeatsatellitecampusesinMandeville,LivingstonalongwiththeSchoolofNursinginBatonRouge.

▲ClaudePenningtonStudentActivityCenter

SimsMemorialLibrary►


Southeastern'shousingcommunityoffers some-thing for everyone.You may choose to live inoneofourresidencehallswhichfeatureshared

room or private room options. Shared rooms aredouble-occupancy while our private rooms featuresingle-occupancyprivatebedrooms. QualifiedstudentsmayalsoconsiderSoutheasternOaks, our on-campus apartments (pictured).SoutheasternOaksfeaturestwo-bedroomandfour-bedroomoptionswithalivingroomandfullkitchen. WealsooffertheTheVillagewhichprovideshous-ingforstudentorganizations,includingsororitiesandfraternities. Allroomsarefullyfurnishedwithmoveablefurni-turesoyoucanbecreativeinthedesignofyourownspace.

amenities•BasicCable•TelephoneServices•High-SpeedInternet•DiningFacilities•Climate-Controlled•Security•MailService•CardAccess•LaundryFacilities•ConvenienceStore


Athletic Facilities

Ifyouhappen toenter theSoutheasternLouisianaUniversity campus from the west, you can’t help

butnoticetheLions’trademarkathleticfacilitydomi-nating the horizon. Southeastern’s multi-purposeUniversityCenterprovides an impressivehome forLions and Lady Lions basketball as well as the vol-leyballsquad. Built in 1982 at a cost of $16.3 million, the UChasseatingcapacityfor7,500andhostsmanyotherfunctionsincludingSoutheastern’scommencement,avariety of concerts and community events, and thecircus.Forhomebasketballgames,there’snodenyingtheelectricatmospherein“TheJungle.” The Lions baseball team is fortunate to play inoneofthefinestcollegiateparksintheregionatPatKenellyDiamondinstatelyAlumniField. Named for all Southeastern Louisiana alumni aswell as long-time coach Pat Kenelly, the park holdsover 2,500 and is the culmination of several yearsand $750,000 worth of improvements completelyfundedbytheSLUBoosterClub(nowknownastheLionAthleticAssociation). Nestled amongst soaring

pines,AlumniFieldisenclosedbyatwo-tierfenceandincludes state-of-the-art lighting, an inning-by-inningscoreboardwithmessagecenter,field-levelboxseat-ingandafully-functionalpressandradiobox. Asfarashistorygoes,almostnoplaceoncampuscanclaimasmuchashallowedStrawberryStadium.Builtin1937thevenerable7,408-seatstadiumisthehomeoftheSoutheasterngridironandtrackandfieldsquads. Thefieldwasrecentlyrenovatedin2012withtheinstallationofanewstate-of-theartsyntheticsurfacecalledUBU-SpeedSeries-S5-M. Other upgrades including a revamped visitor’slockerroomandacrosstheboardaestheticimprove-ments. Prior to the 2008 season, a new state-fo-the-art press box with club seats and suites wasconstructed. After many years in StrawberryStadium, theLion and Lady Lion track and field team movedinto a new facility in 2012.Thenewvenue includescoaches’ offices and team locker rooms that giveeachteamsomeofthefinestfacilitesintheSouthland

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north Oak Park

southeastern Tennis Courts

Carter Plantationhome of Lions golf


Conference. Located next to the new track and field facility,the refurbishedSoutheasternTennisCourts locatedjustnorthoftheheartoftheSLUcampuscontinuetoimproveaswell.Anewplayingsurface,alongwithlockerrooms, a players lounge and coaches’ offices,wascompletedintimeforthe2012seasongivingtheLadyLionsanimpressiveon-campusfacility. Acrosscampus,theSoutheasternSoccerComplexhas seen improvements as well. Home to fiveSouthland Conference championship teams, a newfence, scoreboard and field improvements wereaddedandcontinuetomakethecomplexoneofthefinestinthesouth. Partof thebeautifulNorthOakPark recreationcomplex, Southeastern’s lighted softball field con-tinues to improveeachyear.Under theguidanceofhead coach Pete Langlois, new dugouts have beenadded, lights installed and stadium seating capacityincreasedinhistenure.Priortothestartofthe2005season,anewpressboxandoperationscenterwasaddedandtheLadyLionshostedthe2005SouthlandConferencetournamentforthefirsttime. In2010,newbattingcagesandagatedentrancetoNorthOakParkwereadded. Soccerandsoftball alsoshare therecentlyreno-vated North Campus facility, which provides eachsport with its own spacious locker room, coachesofficesandindoorturfedfacility. Through the ambitious efforts of golf coachTimBaldwin,SoutheasternhasanagreementwithCarterPlantation-oneofthetopnewcoursesinthestate-andtheLionshaveafirst-classpracticeandplayingfacilitytoutilize. Southeastern coaches and staff along with thefootball locker room reside in the Dugas CenterforAthletics located adjacent to the south end ofStrawberryStadium.Thefacility,builtin1971,housesoffices for administrative staff, as well as football,baseballandgolf.RecentrenovationsprovidedspacefortheLions’newprogramsandstaffaswellaspro-vidednewofficeandlockerroomspaceforbaseball.

Dugas Centerfor southeastern athletics

southeastern Track and Field Complex

southeasternsoccer Complex

Pat Kenelly Diamond at alumni Field


Strawberry StadiumStrawberry Stadium returned to glory August

30,2003astheLionstookthefieldforthefirsttime in 18 years. Even as upgrades are made

to the venerable facility, fansbothold andnewwillexperience thesame feelingof“almostbeing in thegame”thatthecharmingstadiumhasevokedforoverhalfacentury.

ORIGINStrawberry Stadium was constructed in 1937 aspartofFranklinD.Roosevelt’sWPAprogramunderproject#3014.-EdwardF.Neild,D.A.Sondal,andE.F.Neild,Jr.-Architects.

SUCCESS AT STRAWBERRY Since 1946, Southeastern has a 150-92-3 recordat Strawberry Stadium which includes nine perfecthomerecords.TheLionswinningpercentageathomeis61.9percent.

WINNING SEASONSOfthe48seasonsoffootballatStrawberryStadiumsince1946,Southeasternhasproducedawinner35timesincludingnineundefeatedhomecampaigns.Thelast team to go undefeated at Strawberry Stadiumwasthe1976squadunderheadcoachBillyBrewer.

IMPROVEMENTSBeginning with the 2012 season, Southeastern willplay on the newly installed the UBU-Speed Series-S5-M turf that was used in the Mercedes-BenzSuperdome during the 2010 football campaign.Thenew surface replaced the original SprinTurf surfacethat was installed prior to the 2003 season. The$525,000 project was paid for with funds providedbytheLionAthleticsAssociation(LAA.)

Yearly Record at Strawberry Stadium (since �9��)

Year home Overall1946 5-0 9-01947 1-3 3-5-11948 1-4 3-6-11949 3-2 4-5-11950 3-1 6-41951 3-1 6-31952 4-1 6-1-21953 2-1 6-31954 5-0 9-01955 2-4 5-51956 5-0 6-31957 0-3-1 2-6-11958 1-2 4-61959 1-1 5-41960 6-0 9-11961 6-0 9-11962 5-0 6-31963 3-2-1 4-4-11964 4-0 6-31965 3-2 5-41966 2-2 3-61967 4-1 4-61968 2-2 4-61969 3-3 5-51970 2-3 3-71971 0-6 0-111972 2-4 3-81973 3-2 4-61974 5-0 6-41975 4-2 4-71976 6-0 9-1-1

1977 3-2 6-41978 4-1 7-3-11979 4-1 6-51980 3-1 8-21981 3-2 8-31982 2-3 4-71983 3-3 6-51984 1-4-1 2-8-11985 2-5 2-92003 5-1 5-72004 5-2 7-42005 2-2 4-62006 2-3 2-92007 3-2 3-82008 3-2 5-72009 4-2 6-52010 2-3 2-92011 3-2 3-8All-time 150-92-3

Undefeated home seasons 9Most home wins 6,6-0(1960,61,76)Fewest home wins 0,0-6(1971)Largest margin of victory 72(79-7), vs.KentuckyWesleyan,Sept.15,2007Largest margin of defeat 49(49-0), vs.NorthwesternState,Oct.15,1948


Top Single-Game Crowds in Strawberry Stadium History (since �9��)

Rank Date att. Opp. Result1. 10/3/81 12,000 JacksonState L,51-142. 11/6/82 10,000 Southern L,26-193. 11/8/03 9,758 Jacksonville(Fla.) W,43-234. 10/4/03 9,758 McNeeseState L,58-205. 9/4/03 9,708 Lambuth W,22-106. 8/30/03 9,708 Arkansas-Monticello W,22-177. 9/25/04 9,480 SamHoustonState L,45-178. 10/2/82 9,400 TexasState L,34-219. 10/30/04 9,137 AlcornState L,33-2710. 11/12/05 9,108 NichollsState L,38-2811. 10/12/74 9,100 Troy W,35-2512. 9/2/04 9,078 Arkansas-Monticello W,46-3213. 10/2/04 9,021 MississippiValleyState W,33-1714. 10/18/03 9,013 WebberInternational W,68-1015. 9/25/82 9,000 StephenF.Austin L,35-10

KickoffofSoutheastern’sopeneragainstArkansas-Monticel-loonAug.30,2003-thefirstcollegiategameinStrawberryStadiumin18years.

(Center) CrewsworkonlayingoutthenewUBU-SpeedSeries-S5-MturfinStrawberryStadium.(above) ThesouthendzoneisthefirstpiecetobelaidoutinMarch2012.


The Hall of ChampionsTheHallofChampions,whichofficiallyopened

in 2008, is located on the main concoursenear Gate 3 of the University Center, home

to Southeastern men’s and women’s basketball andvolleyball. Thearea,whichservesasthesiteoftheSouth-easternAthleticsHallofFame,featuresdisplaycasesforeachoftheLions’15DivisionIathleticprograms.TrophiesandawardsthroughoutthehistoryofLionAthletics are housed inornatewood and glass dis-plays. OnthewalloppositethedisplaycasesarephotosofeachmemberoftheSoutheasternAthleticsHallofFamedatingbacktothefirstinductee-ElmerSanders-in1930.AlsoincludedarephotosofSoutheastern’sAll-AmericansalongwithitsAcademicAll-Americans.


southeastern Practice Fields

Football squad Room

Football FacilitiesTheSoutheasternFootballLockerRoom

(above),madepossiblethroughthegeneroussupportofMr.ClaudePenn

andMr.GeorgeLockhart,providestheLionsafirst-classretreatbeforeandafterpracticeorgames.Theroomfeaturesnearly100hand-madelockers,eachwithunderseatandover-headstorage. TheLionsholdteammeetingsintheDugasCenterforSoutheasternAthletics,highlightedbytheSquadRoomwhichislocat-edonthesecondfloor. LocatedadjacenttoPatKenellyDiamondatAlumniField,theSoutheasternPracticeFieldsallowtheteamtoprepareforeachgame.Two100-yardlongfieldswithafilmingtowerlocatedbetweeneachfield,allowsthecoachingstafftoevaluateplayers. In2009constructiononthesoutheastcorneroftheDugasCenter,anewstate-of-the-art8,000-squarefootweightroomwascompletedthatplaceallaspectsofthefoot-balloperationswithincloseproximity.


Athletic TrainingUnderthedirectionofAssistantAthletic

DirectorforSportsMedicineCaryBerthelot,theSportsMedicineprogramat

Southeasternisattheforefrontofathletictraininginthestateandregion. Berthelotandherstaffrelyonnumerousmeth-odsinfirstpreventinginjuriesandarewell-equippedinhandlingthemwhentheydooccur. Throughadiligentpreventativemaintenanceprogram,Berthelot’sstaffhelpstolimitinjuriesthroughpre-participationphysicalexams,preventa-tivemaintenancerehabprograms,taping,bracingandpaddingandeducation. Wheninjurieshappentooccur,thestaffquicklyevaluates,diagnoses,andprovidescareforthoseinjurieswiththebestinterestofthestudent-athleteinmind.Thegoalwhenaninjuryoccursistoreturnthestudent-athletetohisorherpreviousplayinglevelasquicklyandassafelyaspossible. SoutheasternalsoutilizesadedicatedstaffofphysiciansinvariousspecialtiesalongwithotherhealthcareprofessionalsmanyofwhodonatetheirtimetoprovidethehighestlevelofcareforLionstudent-athletes. Southeasternalsosportsoneofthefewnation-allyaccreditedundergraduateathletictrainingpro-gramsinthestateprovidingstudentathletictrainersbothclassroomandon-the-jobexperiencetopre-pareforacareerinsportsmedicine. ThemainathletictrainingfacilityislocatedonthesecondflooroftheDugasCenterforSoutheasternAthleticsandisequippedwithawidevarietyofevaluation,treatmentandrehabilita-tionequipment.OthervenuesarelocatedintheUniversityCenter(forbasketballandvolleyball)andNorthCampus(forsoccerandsoftball)

Cary Berthelot Meghan Campbell

Justin Richard nate Borget

Erin Karch


Sport PerformanceWeeducateourstudentathletesto

improvedailybyprovidingthemthetoolstoreachtheirfullpotential.We

dothiswhileteachingthevaluesofhard,intelligent,consistentwork.Thisleadstoincreasedperfor-mancecapability,decreaseinjurypotentialandthedevelopmentofatotalstudentathlete. OnehundredpercentisawayoflifehereatSoutheastern.Beingastudentathletehere,certainthingsareexpectedofyou.HereatSoutheastern,weviewgivingallouteffortsateverypracticeandtrainingsessionasthebareminimum.Thatiswhatisexpected. Togobeyondthatistotrulybe100%.Being100%involvesdoingeverythingyoucantoreachyourfullestpotential,asfastaspossible.Thisinvolvesgettingyournutritionontrack,performingrestoration/regenerationsessionsandworkingontheindividualthingsyouneedtobesuccessfulinyoursport. TheSportsPerformancedepartmentatSoutheasternwillteachyouhowtoreach100%.Wewillsetupindividualnutritionplans,personalizedrecoveryandrejuvenationsessions,andeducatethemwithsignageandpresentationsabout:sleep,travel,nutritionandeverythingelseastudentathletewillneedtobesuccessfulatthecollegiatelevelandbeyond. Whatweexpectfromourathletesistheirabsolutebest.Weexpectthemtohavethesamedriveandpassionforimprovementthatwedoasastaff.Everydaythattheathletecomesinisachanceforthemtoimprove,andwewantathletesthatarereadytomaximizetheirtimetomaximizetheirabilities.

Matt Powell Jamey Mroz

The Ray A. Naquin Strength and Conditioning Center

WithaleadgiftdonatedbySoutheasternalumniRayandRuthNaquin,the6,000-squarefootfacilitywasfundedentirelythroughprivatedonationsanddedicatedin2009.Thecenterisusedbythestudent-athletesonalloftheuniversity’s15intercollegiatemen’sandwomen’steams. ThebuildingwasnamedforRayNaquin,aHammondresidentandbusinessman,whoplayedfootballatSoutheasternin1952-53beforeenteringmilitaryserviceandgraduatingfromtheUniversityin1958. Improvementstothefacilityweremadein2011bytheLionAthleticsAssociation(LAA)asnewflooringwasinstalledalongwiththeadditionofnewequipment.


CHAMPS/LifeskillsThemissionoftheNCAAistomaintain

intercollegiateathleticsasanintegralpartofthecampuseducationalpro-

gramandthestudent-athleteasanintegralpartofthestudentbody.Withthisinmind,theCHAMPS/LifeSkillsProgramwascreatedtosupportthestudent-athletedevelopmentinitiativesofNCAAmemberinstitutionsandtoenhancethequalityofthestudent-athleteexperiencewithinthecontextofhigheredu-cation. UnderthedirectionofChrisBentley,AssistanttotheADforLikeSkillsandAcademicLiaison,Southeasternisoneof108schoolsintheFootballChampionshipSubdivision(FCS)currentlypar-ticipatingintheCHAMPS/LifeskillsProgram ParticipatingmembersintheCHAMPS/LifeSkillsProgramareprovidedwithsamplematerialsandsupplementalresourceswhichsupportastudent-athlete'sdevelopmentinfiveareas:academics,athletics,personaldevel-opment,careerdevelopmentandcommunityservice. Intheprocessofachievingthismission,theCHAMPS/LifeSkillsProgramwill:

•Promotestudent-athletes'ownershipoftheiracademic,athletic,career,personalandcommunityresponsibilities.

•Meetthechangingneedsofstudent-athletes.

•Promoterespectfordiversityandinclusionamongstudent-athletes.

•Assiststudent-athletesinidentifyingandapplyingtransferableskills.

•EnhancepartnershipsbetweentheNCAA,memberinstitutionsandtheircommunitiesforthepurposeofeducation.•Fosteranenvironmentthatencouragesstudent-athletestoeffectivelyaccesscampusresources.

•Encouragethedevelopmentofcharacter,integrityandleadershipskills.

Chris Bentley


Academic SuccessThestaffattheDickandGlorySharp

AcademicCenter,locatedinStrawberryStadium,isdedicatedtoprovidinga

comprehensivesupportprogramforallstu-dent-athletesdesignedtoassistthemthroughtheiracademic/athleticcareeratSoutheasternLouisianaUniversity.Servicesincludeacademicsupport,academicadvising,academicmoni-toringandcareertransitionaftereligibilityisexhausted.

AnAssistantAthleticDirectorforAcademicServicesalongwithanAcademicCoordinatorandtwoGraduateAssistantsworkcloselywithallstudent-athletestoensurethattheacademicexperienceatSoutheasternissec-ondtonone.AcademicCenterstaffworkcloselywithfacultyaswellasvariouscampusdepartmentsonbehalfofthestudent-athletepopulation.

Mary Kathryn Borland

Success in the Clasroom

Southeasternhonored147student-athleteswhomadethePresident’sList,Dean’sListorHonorRollinthepastyear.

Twenty-fivestudent-athleteswhoearneda4.0semestergradepointaverageduringtheyearwereamongthosehonored,highlightedbyvolley-ballletterwinnersMeganMcMillanandStephanieMueller,whowereeachpresentedwithacademicmedalsinrecognitionfortheiroutstandingachievements. SoccerstandoutKyleMacIntosh,whogradu-atedinMaywithadegreeinKinesiology,wasnamedtheFemaleAcademicExcellenceAwardwinner.TorinLucas,aseniorontheSoutheasternbaseballteamandSpring2012graduate,wasselectedastheMaleAcademicExcellenceAwardwinner.


Southeastern softball player Katie Duhe and baseball player JoshCryer (pictured withSoutheasternPresidentJohnCrainandAthleticDirectorBartBellairs)wereeachnamedtotheCapitol One/College Sports Information Directors ofAmericaAcademicAll-AmericaTeam in2011. TheselectionofDuhe,whoearnedAcademicAll-Americahonorsforthesecondconsecu-tiveyear,andCryermarkedthethirdtimeinthepastfouryearsthatSoutheasternhasproducedmultipleAcademicAll-Americans. NinaKnavs(tennis)andBrookeLockhart(softball)werenamedAcademicAll-Americansin2008whileDuheandCoryRoberts(track)wereselectedin2010. SoutheasternwastheonlySouthlandConferenceschooltofeaturemultipleAcademicAll-Americansinthe2010-11season.

Southeastern Academic All-AmericansHakenBennhage Men’sTennis 1990BrettBergeron Men’sGolf 2006JoshCryer Baseball 2011KatieDuhe Softball 2010,2011JaniceEzegbunum Women’sTrackandField 2004OlaFjellstrom Men’sTennis 1990,91SteveGrigas Men’sBasketball 1979MikaelJonsson Men’sTennis 1989NinaKnavs Women’sTennis 2008BrookeLockhart Softball 2008TaraMaus Softball 1991,92VladimirPaunic Men’sTennis 2008CoryRoberts Men’sTrackandField 2010RenataSmekalova Women’sTennis 1994

Academic All-Americans


Athletic HistorySoutheasternLouisianaUniversity’sstoried

athletichistorydatesbackto1930.Now,15intercollegiatesportsstrong,withnearly330stu-dent-athletes,theLionsaresettoentertheir15thyearofSouthlandConferencemembershippoisedforacademicandcompetitivegrowthintothenextcentury. SoutheasternLouisianaUniversityAthleticscompetesattheDivisionIlevelasamemberoftheNCAAandtheSouthlandConference(SLC)andsponsors15varsityteams-eightwomen’sandsevenmen’s.Forwomen,Southeasternsponsorssoccer,volleyball,crosscountry,indoorandoutdoortrackandfield,basketball,softballandtennis.Men’sathleticssponsoredarefootball,basketball,baseball,golf,crosscountryandindoorandoutdoortrackandfield. SincejoiningtheSouthlandConferenceinthe1997-98year,Southeasternhaswon22confer-encechampionships,includingthe2010Men’sGolftitle,the2009Women’sSoccerChampionshipandthe2009Men’sTrackandFieldChampionships.Southeastern’sathletichistoryhasmanynotablechaptersincludingwinningnationalchampionshipsinmen’soutdoortrackin1975andwomen’sbasket-ballin1976-77. Southeastern’s1954undefeatedfootballteamiswellrememberedasoneofthefinestintheschool’s60-yeargridironannals,andmanyformerfootballplayershavegoneontodistinguishedcareersintheNFL. The1975baseballteamhadagloriousyearwhentheyadvancedtotheDivisionIICollegeWorldSeries,finishingthirdinthenation. Today,SoutheasternstrivestobethebestamongitspeersintheSLCandsisterinstitutionsintheproudstateofLouisiana.Itclaimedthe

SouthlandConferenceMen’sAllSportstrophyin2008-09andhasledallLouisianainstitutionsintheCommissioners’Cupstandingsinthreeofthepastfouryears. SouthlandConferencechampionshipsofferSoutheasternautomaticbidstoNCAApost-seasonplayinmen’sandwomen’sbasketball,baseball,vol-leyball,softball,women’ssoccerandmen’sgolf. Southeasternalsomadeitsmarkinpost-seasonNCAAChampionshipcompetition,withthegolfteamplacing23rdinthenationinthe1998cham-pionshiptournament,alongwithqualifyingsevengolfersfortheNCAAchampionshiptournamentandadvancingtotheNCAAregionalsin2000,2007,2010,2011and2012.TheLionsbaseballteamplayedintwoNCAAchampionshipregionalsinthe1990sandcamewithagamein2012ofreturningtothepostseason.Thewomen’ssoccerteamadvancedtotheNCAAChampionshipsin2009;whilethetrackandfieldteamhasqualifiednumerousindividualsfortheNCAAChampionshipindoorandoutdoortrackmeetsandadvancingstudent-athletesincrosscountry. Southeasternstudent-athleteshavebeennamedAll-Americansingolfandmen’sandwomen’strackandfield,andhavegarnerednumerousawardintheSouthlandandthestateofLouisiana. Southeasternstudent-athleteshavealsoearnedAcademicAll-Americanrecognition;mostrecentlyinsoftballandbaseball,whiletwoindividualswerenamedtheSouthlandConferencePlayeroftheYearin2012.


Conference ChampionshipsFootball (�)1946 LouisianaIntercollegiate1952 GulfStates1953 GulfStates1954 GulfStates1956 GulfStates1960 GulfStates1961 GulfStates

Baseball (��)1953 GulfStates1955 GulfStates1957 GulfStates1962 GulfStates1963 GulfStates1965 GulfStates1966 GulfStates1976 GulfSouth1992 TransAmericaAthletic1993 TransAmericaAthleticWest1994 TransAmericaAthletic

Women’s Basketball (�)1976-77 AIAWNationalChampions2006-07 Southland(East)2008-09 Southland(East)

Softball (�)1994 TransAmericaAthleticWest

Golf (�)1973 GulfSouth1974 GulfSouth1978 GulfSouth1992 TransAmericaAthletic1994 TransAmericaAthletic1998 Southland2000 Southland2010 Southland

Men’s Basketball (�)1953-54 GulfStates1972-73 GulfStates1984-85 GulfStar1994-95 TransAmericaAthleticWest2003-04 Southland2004-05 Southland2005 SouthlandTournament

Soccer (�)1998 SouthlandTournament1999 Southland2002 Southland2003 Southland2006 Southland2009 SouthlandTournament2010 Southland

Men’s Cross Country (�)1973 GulfSouth

Men’s Tennis (�)1954 GulfStates1966 GulfStates1987 GulfStar2006 Southland

Women’s Tennis (�)1993 TransAmericaAthletic2005 SouthlandTournament2006 Southland2006 SouthlandTournament2007 Southland2007 SouthlandTournament2008 Southland

Volleyball (�)1993 TransAmericaAthleticWest1994 TransAmericaAthleticWest1995 TransAmericaAthleticWest1996 TransAmericaAthleticWest

Men’s Track and Field (�)1972 GulfSouth1973 GulfSouth1975 GulfSouth1975 NAIANationalChampions2009 Southland


The FCS National ChampionshipTheNCAADivisionIFootballChampi-

onshipCommitteehasannouncedthatthe2013NCAADivisionIFootball

ChampionshipGamewillbeplayedatnoon,CT,onSaturday,Jan.5atFCDallasStadiuminFrisco,Texas. Aselloutcrowdof20,586attendedlastyear’sgame,whichwaswon17-6byNorthDakotaStateoverSamHoustonState.ThiswasthefirstyearofthegamebeingplayedonSaturdayafterhistoricallybeingplayedonaFridaynight,including2011inFrisco.EasternWashingtondefeatedDelaware20-19inthatgame,whichwasthefirstofthreescheduledchampionshipgamesinFrisco. ThechampionshipgamewillagainbehostedbythelocallybasedSouthlandConfer-ence,theCityofFriscoandtheHuntSportsGroup. TheFootballChampionshipSubdivi-sion(FCS)iscomprisedoftheconferencesandinstitutionsthatcompeteintheNCAADivisionIFootballChampionship-BigSky,BigSouth,ColonialAthleticAssociation,IvyLeague,Mid-EasternAthletic,MissouriValleyFootball,Northeast,OhioValley,PatriotLeague,Pioneer,Southern,SouthlandandtheSouthwesternAthletic.TheIvyLeagueandSouthwesternAthleticConferencechoosenottoparticipateinthefootballchampionship.TheFCSembod-iesatraditionofexcellencethroughhighlevelcompetition,student-athletecharacterandsportsmanshipthroughouttheregularseasonandthechampionshipexperience.

YEaR ChaMPIOn COaCh sCORE RUnnER-UP sITE2011 NorthDakotaState CraigBohl 17-6 SamHoustonState Frisco,Texas2010 EasternWashington BeauBaldwin 20-19 Delaware Frisco,Texas2009 Villanova AndyTalley 23-21 Montana Chattanooga,Tenn.2008 Richmond MikeLondon 24-7 Montana Chattanooga,Tenn.2007 ApalachianState JerryMoore 49-21 Delaware Chattanooga,Tenn.2006 ApalachianState JerryMoore 28-17 Massachusetts Chattanooga,Tenn.2005 ApalachianState JerryMoore 21-16 UNI Chattanooga,Tenn.2004 JamesMadison MickeyMatthews 31-21 Montana Chattanooga,Tenn.2003 Delaware K.C.Keeler 40-0 Colgate Chattanooga,Tenn.2002 WesternKentucky JackHarbaugh 34-14 McNeeseState Chattanooga,Tenn.2001 Montana JoeGlenn 13-6 Furman Chattanooga,Tenn.2000 GeorgiaSouthern PaulJohnson 27-25 Montana Chattanooga,Tenn.1999 GeorgiaSouthern PaulJohnson 59-24 YoungstownState Chattanooga,Tenn.1998 Massachusetts MarkWhipple 55-43 GeorgiaSouthern Chattanooga,Tenn.1997 YoungstownState JimTressel 10-9 McNeeseState Chattanooga,Tenn.1996 Marshall BobPruett 49-29 Montana Huntington,W.Va.1995 Montana DonRead 22-20 Marshall Huntington,W.Va.1994 YoungstownState JimTressel 28-14 BoiseState Huntington,W.Va.1993 YoungstownState JimTressel 17-5 Marshall Huntington,W.Va.1992 Marshall JimDonnan 31-28 YoungstownState Huntington,W.Va.1991 YoungstownState JimTressel 25-17 Marshall Statesboro,Ga.1990 GeorgiaSouthern TimStowers 36-13 Nevada Statesboro,Ga.1989 GeorgiaSouthern ErkRussell 37-34 *StephenF.Austin Statesboro,Ga.1988 Furman JimmySatterfield 17-12 GeorgiaSouthern Pocatello,Idaho1987 Louisiana-Monroe PatCollins 43-42 Marshall Pocatello,Idaho1986 GeorgiaSouthern ErkRussell 48-21 ArkansasState Tacoma,Wash.1985 GeorgiaSouthern ErkRussell 44-42 Furman Tacoma,Wash.1984 MontanaState DaveArnold 19-6 LouisianaTech Charleston,S.C.1983 SouthernIllinois ReyDempsey 43-7 WesternCarolina Charleston,S.C.1982 EasternKentucky RoyKidd 17-14 Delaware WichitaFalls,Texas1981 IdahoState DaveKragthorpe 34-23 EasternKentucky WichitaFalls,Texas1980 BoiseState JimCriner 31-29 EasternKentucky Sacramento,Calif.1979 EasternKentucky RoyKidd 30-7 Lehigh Orlando,Fla.1978 FloridaA&M RubyHubbard 35-28 Massachusetts WichitaFalls,Texas


The Southland ConferenceInaneraofconsiderablechangeinintercollegiate

athletics,theSouthlandConferencecontinuestobeamodelofinnovation,stabilityandconsistent

achievementasitcelebratestheacademicandath-leticaccomplishmentsofitsmemberinstitutions. Whatbeganasasmallgatheringofcollegeadministratorsnearly50yearsago,theSouthlandConferencehastransformeditselfintoadynamicandrespectedconsortiumof11memberuniversitiesinfourstates.BeginningwithahistoricmeetingoffiveinstitutionsinDallasonMarch15,1963,thatincludedcurrentmemberLamarUniversity(thenLamarStateCollegeofTechnology),theSouthlandConferencesetonanextraordinarycoursethathasprovensuccess-fulwellintoitsfifthdecadeofexistence. Thesuccessfultransformationcontinues.OnOct.11,2011,theSouthlandConferenceannouncedtheadditionofOralRobertsUniversity,effectiveforthe2012-13academicyear,markingtheleague’sfirstentryintothestateofOklahomaandtheTulsametropolitanarea.Shortlythereafter,onNov.21,theSouthlandannouncedtheadditionofHoustonBaptistUniversityforthe2013-14academicyear,givingtheleaguean11thmemberanditsfirstinstitutionintheregion’slargestcity,hometosignificantstudent-recruitmentandalumnibases. Inadditiontoitstwonewestmembers,theSouthlandConferencemembershipalsoconsistsoftheUniversityofCentralArkansas,LamarUniversity,McNeeseStateUniversity,NichollsStateUniversity,NorthwesternStateUniversity,SamHoustonStateUniversity,SoutheasternLouisianaUniversity,StephenF.AustinStateUniversityandTexasA&MUniversity-CorpusChristi. Alltold,themembershipoftheSouthlandencom-passesapproximately120,000currentstudentsand

analumnibaseofnearly700,000.FamousalumsfromcurrentSouthlandConferenceschoolsincludeformerCBSnewsanchorDanRather(SamHoustonState),NBAexecutiveJoeDumars(McNeeseState),ABCnewsanchorRobinRoberts(SoutheasternLouisiana),majorLeagueBaseballstarsKevinMillar(Lamar)andMikeMiley(SoutheasternLouisiana),NBAlegendScottiePippen(CentralArkansas),GrammyAward-winningmusiciansDonHenleyandRodneyCrowell(bothStephenF.Austin),NFLstandoutLardariusWebb(NichollsState),PGATourgolferChrisStroud(Lamar),award-winningfilmmakerRichardLinklater(SamHoustonState),AmericanIdolwinnerKrisAllen(CentralArkansas),NCAAfootballcoachCharlieStrong(CentralArkansas),TVpersonalityKathieLeeGifford(OralRoberts),andNFLcoachinglegendO.A.“Bum”Phillips(Lamar,StephenF.Austin), ThecitiesoftheSouthlandarediverseandpro-gressive,rangingfrominternationalbusinessandculturalcenterssuchasHouston,NewOrleans,TulsaandLittleRock,tothehistoricalcitiesofNacogdoches,Texas,andNatchitoches,La.,tothehomeofthemodernoilboom,Beaumont,Texas,totheuniqueCajunFrenchculturesfoundintheLouisianacitiesofThibodauxandLakeCharles.SouthlandConferenceinstitutionsalsodrawlargenumbersofstudentsfromthemetropolitanareasofDallas-FortWorth,SanAntonio,BatonRouge,Austin,andShreveport. TheSouthlandsponsors17championshipsports,allattheNCAADivisionIlevel.Theeightmen’ssportsincludebaseball,basketball,crosscountry,foot-ball,golf,tennis,andindoorandoutdoortrackandfield.Thewomencompeteforninechampionshipsinbasketball,crosscountry,golf,soccer,softball,tennis,indoorandoutdoortrackandfield,andvolleyball.The

conferenceearnsautomaticqualificationtoNCAAchampionshipsinbaseball,men’sandwomen’sbasket-ball,men’sandwomen’scrosscountry,football,men’sandwomen’sgolf,women’ssoccer,softball,men’sandwomen’stennis,andvolleyball. Continuingitstraditionofinnovation,theleaguelaunchedtheSouthlandConferenceTelevisionNetworkinthefallof2008andhasalreadybroadcastmorethan130events.Thenetworkisexpandingitsreachtoroughly11millionhouseholdsthroughoutTexas,Louisiana,ArkansasandOklahomain2012-13.Initsfirstfouryears,theregionalnetworkhasreceivedrecognitionforitswork,earningCollegeSportsMediaandTellyAwardsonaregularbasis. TheSouthlandConference,inconjunctionwiththecityofFrisco,TexasandHuntSportsGroup,alsoservesasthehosttotheNCAADivisionIFootballChampionshipGameinFrisco,whichhasbeenhometotheconferenceheadquarterssince2006.ThegameisplayedatFrisco’sFCDallasStadium. SouthlandConferencefootballranksamongthebestFootballChampionshipSubdivisionleaguesinthenation,andenjoysanannualexpectationofcom-petingforthenationalchampionshipwithmultipleteamsadvancingtotheNCAAplayoffseachyear.In2011,SamHoustonStatefinishedtheregularseasonundefeatedandrankedNo.1nationally,andadvancedtotheNCAAnationalchampionshipgame.Also,in2002and2003,McNeeseStatefinishedtheregularseasonrankedNo.1inthenation,andadvancedtothe2002nationalchampionshipcontest.Theconfer-encehasbeenrepresentedinsevennationalcham-pionshipgamessincetheleaguejoinedtheFootballChampionshipSubdivision(formerlyI-AA)in1982.Alltold,Southlandteamshaveplayedin99DivisionIplayoffgamesin30years,winning47ofthecontests.


Historically,theSouthland’ssuccessfulfootballheritagehassustaineditselfthroughnumerousmem-bershipandclassificationchanges.OriginallyanNAIAconference,theSouthlandjoinedtheNCAACollegeDivisionin1968.TheCollegeDivisionwasre-namedNCAADivisionIIin1973,andtheleagueplayedtwoseasonsinthatclass,beforejoiningDivisionIin1975.TheSouthlandwasanNCAADivisionI-Aleaguefrom1978-81,beforejoiningtheranksofFCSin1982,itshomeeversince. DuringitstenureasaDivisionI-Aconference,theSouthlandConferencewasinstrumentalinthestart-upoftheIndependenceBowlin1976.TheSouthlandrepresentativeservedasthehostteamofthebowluntil1980,compilinga2-3recordinthosecontests. Theconferencecanlayclaimtofivenationalchampionships,includingCollegeDivisionchampion-shipsthroughformermembersArkansasState(1970,UPI)andLouisianaTech(1972,NationalFootballFoundation).LouisianaTechalsowonthefirstNCAA-sanctionednationaltitle,winningtheDivisionIIplayoffsin1973.TechfollowedthatwiththeUPI’sDivisionIInationalchampionshipin1974.Louisiana-Monroewonthe1987nationalchampionship. McNeeseState,whichhasmade14appear-ancesinthenationalplayoffs,alsoplayedinthe1997NCAADivisionIChampionshipgame,whileStephenF.Austinplayedinthe1989titlecontestandhassixplayoffappearances,including2009and2010.NorthwesternStatehasplayedintheplayoffssixtimes,andadvancedtothesemifinalsin1998,whileSamHoustonStatehasearnedfivetripstothepostseason,includingthesemifinalsin2004.NichollsStatehasparticipatedthreetimesintheplayoffs,andCentralArkansasmadeitsplayoffdebutin2011.Onfouroccasions,theSouthlandhasplacedthreeteamsintheNCAAplayoffs. TheSouthlandhasproduced163first-teamfoot-ballAll-Americansduringitshistoryandin2010,StephenF.AustinquarterbackJeremyMosesbecamethefirstplayerinSouthlandhistorytoreceivetheWalterPaytonAward,whichispresentedannuallytothemostoutstandingfootballplayerattheFCSlevel. TheSouthlandisoneoffiveFCSconferenceswithatleast200selections(205)intheNationalFootballLeaguedraft.TheleaguealsoranksthirdintheFCSwith25playerstakeninthedraftsince2000andhas13formerplayersonNFLrostersheadingintothe2012season. TheSouthlandConferencehasalsosentsuchtal-enttotheprofessionalranksasBuffalo’sTerrenceMcGee(NorthwesternState)andFeltonHuggins(SoutheasternLouisiana),Minnesota’sRhettBomar(SamHoustonState),Jacksonville’sBryanSmith(McNeeseState)andLarryHart(CentralArkansas),Tennessee’sJacobFord(CentralArkansas),Baltimore’sLardariusWebb(NichollsState),Seattle’sDominiqueEdison(StephenF.Austin)andGreenBay’sAntonioRobinson(NichollsState),whobecametheSouthland’s24thplayertowinaSuperBowlwhenthePackersbeatPittsburghinSuperBowlXLVinArlingtonin2011. AmongtheformerNFLstarsfromtheSouthlandincludeFredDean,whowasinductedtotheProfessionalFootballHallofFamein2008tobecomethefirstformerSouthlandConferenceplayertoearninductioninCanton.OthergreatNFLplayersfromtheSouthlandincludeSuperBowlXXIXquarter-backStanHumphries,BillBergey,MikeBarber,FredBarnett,BubbyBrister,RayBrown,RogerCarr,LarryCenters,BruceCollie,JackieHarris,BufordJordan,

TimMcKyer,KavikaPittman,BillyRyckman,RickeySanders,EugeneSeale,RafaelSeptien,TerranceShaw,MarcusSpears,PatTilleyandMarvinUpshaw. TheSouthlandConferencehasalsoseenitsshareofgreatcoachesduringitshistoryinMaxieLambright,ErnieDuplechin,SamGoodwin,JackDoland,BennieEllender,BobbyKeasler,LarryLacewell,BillDavidson,DennisFranchione,PatCollins,andRonRandleman. TheSouthlandConferencehasrepeatedlydem-onstrateditscommitmenttotheacademicandathleticsuccessofitsstudent-athletes.WiththeF.L.McDonaldPostgraduateScholarshipAward,theleagueannuallyhonorsonemaleandonefemalescholar-athletewithastipendforpostgraduatestudy.TheScholar-AthleteAwardisgiventoeachinstitution’smaleandfemalestudent-athletewiththehighestgrade-pointaverage.TheSteveMcCartyCitizenshipAward,initiatedin2005-06andnamedaftertheformerStephenF.Austinathleticdirector,properlyrecognizesaccomplishmentsoffthecourtforamaleandfemalestudent-athlete.Also,student-athleteswithgrade-pointaveragesabove3.0arehonoredontheSouthland’sannualAll-AcademicteamsandCommissioner’sHonorRoll.Arecord979student-athletesappearedonthehonorrollfollowingthe2012springsemester. Whilesuccessfulonthefieldsandcourts,theSouthlandConferencehasrepeatedlydemonstrateditscommitmenttotheacademicandathleticsuccessofitsstudent-athletes. Theconferencecontinuestomakegreatstridesintheclassroom.Duringthelastsixyears,nootherDivisionIconferencehasimproveditsAcademicProgressRateaswellastheSouthlandConferencehas.Infact,in2009-10,theSouthlandranked10thamongthe31DivisionIleaguesinmen’sbasketballAPR.Theacademicprogresstheleaguehasshownultimatelyleadstohighergraduationratesforourstudent-athletes. Inadditiontoprovidingexpandingopportunitiesforstudent-athletes,theSouthlandConferenceanditsmemberinstitutionsareveryinvolvedinvari-ouscommunityoutreachprograms.Manyoftheseprogramsprovidepositivelifeskillstrainingsuchasacademics,citizenshipandleadershiptoschool-agedstudentsinSouthlandcommunities.

20�2 Southland Football Membership

McNEESE STATE“Cowboys”

JoinedSLC-1972Located:LakeCharles,La.

SAM HOUSTON STATE“Bearkats”

JoinedSLC-1987Located:Huntsville,Texas

NORTHWESTERN STATE“Demons”

JoinedSLC-1987Located:Natchitoches,La.

STEPHEN F. AUSTIN“Lumberjacks”

JoinedSLC-1987Located:Nacogdoches,Texas

NICHOLLS STATE“Colonels”

JoinedSLC-1991Located:Thibodaux,La.

SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA“Lions”

JoinedSLC-2005Located:Hammond,La.

CENTRAL ARKANSAS“Bears”

JoinedSLC-2007Located:Conway,Ark.

LAMAR“Cardinals”

Re-joinedSLC-2011Located:Beaumont,Texas

Non-Football Member InstitutionsTEXAS A&M-CORPUS CHRISTI

“Islanders”JoinedSLC-2007

Located:CorpusChristi,Texas

ORAL ROBERTS“Golden Eagles”

JoinedSLC-July1,2012Located:Tulsa,Okla.


Lions In The CommunitySincethereturnofSoutheasternfootballin

2003,theLionshavetakenathree-prongattacktobuildingtheirfootballteam.Thefirst

isdevelopingplayersintheclassroom,secondisonthefieldandthirdisassistinginthecommunity. WhilethemajorityofSoutheasternfoot-ballfansonlynoticetheirLionsonSaturdaysinStrawberryStadium,it'snothardtofindthemscat-teredabout,performingservicesinthecommunity.Youonlyneedtoknowwheretolook. UnderthedirectionofassistantcoachandAssistantADforCommunityServiceTyroneeWilliams,theSoutheasternfootballhasperformednumerousservicesthroughouttheHammondcom-munity.Fromcleaningupdebrisleftbyhurricanesthathaveaffectedthearea,readingtoelementaryschoolchildren,visitingassistedlivingcentersandvolunteeringatboththeLouisianaSpecialOlympicsandLadies’Top28HighSchoolBasketballTournament,SoutheasternhastakenanactiveroleintheHammondcommunity. SincethearrivalofheadcoachRonRoberts,theLionshaveconductedyouthfootballclinicsandparticpatedina“LadiesBootCamp”thatfocusesonhealthandwellness. Manytimestheyareaskedonlytoattendspecialcommunityeventsandmeetandgreetguests.Butwhateverthecase,fromreadingtoheavylifting,theLionsareready,willing,andabletogivebacktotheHammondcommunity.


Distance Chart(CourtesyofMapQuest.com)

Atlanta,Ga.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61/2hoursBiloxi,Miss.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11/2hoursBirmingham,Ala.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51/2hoursDallas,Texas..........................7hoursHouston,Texas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5hoursJackson,Miss.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2hoursLittleRock,Ark.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71/2hoursMemphis,Tenn. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51/2hoursMobile,Ala.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21/2hoursMonroe,La.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3hoursNashville,Tenn.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81/2hoursOrlando,Fla.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91/2hoursPensacola,Fla.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31/2hoursSanAntonio,Texas. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8hoursShreveport,La.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41/2hours

Apioneeringrailroadtown,Hammond,Louisiana,hasbeenastapleofNorthshorelifesince1830whenPeterHammond

decidedtocallatractofland55milesoutsideofNewOrleanshome.HammondwasoriginallyfromSweden,andmovedtotheareatomanufactureproductsfromtheresininpinetrees,andshipthemtoNewOrleans. Railroadisthereasonbehindthecity’ssuccess,andin1854,theNewOrleans,JacksonandGreatNorthernRailroadpumpedpeopleandmoneyintothissmall,pioneertown.Aflagstationjustablockawayfromthecurrenttraindepotwascalled“Hammond’sCrossing”andbroughthandfulsofnewpeopletotown.PeterHammondwassoconvincedthattherailroadwouldbringpeopletothecitythathesignedacontractwiththerailcompanythatforcedthetrainstostopeverytimetheypassedthroughHammond. Fiveyearsaftertherailroadcametotown,anotherstapleinHammond’spastarrived.CharlesEmeryCatemovedhisfamilyintotheareain1859fromNewOrleansbecauseofthenaturalsprings,lushpineforests,anddesirableclimate. Cateimmediatelybegantohelpthecitygrow.Catebuiltafactory,soldcrossties,tar,andturpen-tineaswellaslayingoutcitystreetsandplantingoaktreesalongthecurbs. DuringtheCivilWar,Cateownedashoefacto-rythatmadeandshippedshoestotheConfederateArmy. Hisfactorysentnearly45,000shoestothesoldiersbeforebeingfoundbyUnionSoldierswhodestroyedthefactory. Attheturnofthe20thcentury,Hammondstruckgold—intheformofred.Withthedevelop-mentofthestrawberryindustry,Hammondsaw

anotherexplosioningrowth.Thecitybecameacen-terforgrowing,processing,andshippingstrawber-ries.Boxcarloadsofstrawberriesbecameastapleoftheareaandastrainsleftthecityheadednorth,themoneyflowedsouth. Hammondprosperedthroughouttherestofthe20thcentury.Planesbeganflyingintotheareaandauniversitycametotown.Industrymovedin,andwithit,morepeople.AstheinterstatecorridorsofI-55andI-12developed,Hammond’sfootprintdidtoo. PeoplearechoosingHammondbecauseofitscloseproximitybetweenNewOrleansandBatonRouge. HammondisthirtymilesfromBatonRouge,andfifty-fivemilesfromNewOrleans. Moreshops,restaurants,andculturearelessthananhourdrive.SmalltownlivingwithbigcityflaregivesHammondalifestyleedge.

Hammond: Crossroads Of the South


Tangipahoa: So Much To Do!Throughouttheyear,TangipahoaParish

celebratesitsrootswhilelookingtothefutureinmanyfestivalsheldacross

theparish.Theseworld-renownedfestivalsincludetheOysterFestival,theStrawberryFestival,theBlackHeritageFestival,theItalianFestival,theDairyFestival,andduringMardiGrasseason,theKrewesofOmegaandAliasMardiGrasParadesrollthroughthecityofHammond. OctoberisaveryspecialmonthinTangipahoaParish.It’sthemonth-longcelebra-tionoftheartswhenTangipahoaParishpartic-ipantswithSoutheasternLouisianaUniversity’sFanfare.Nationallyknownartistsandperform-ersvisittheSLUcampusandtheTangipahoacommunitytoperform,lectureandshowcasetheirspecialtalents.Eachyeartheeventgrowsbyattractingmoreandmorevisitorsfromacrossthestateandtheregion. Additionally,TangipahoaParishhashistori-calandculturalmuseumssuchastheCampMooreConfederateMuseumandCemeteryinthevillageofTangipahoa,theItalianCulturalMuseuminIndependenceandtheKentwoodCulturalMuseum.TheJoyceWildlifeSwampWalk,Kliebert’sTurtleandAlligatorFarm,andGlobalWildlifeCenteroffersvisitorsaviewofwildlifeintheirnaturalhabitat. Forshoppers,“America’sAntiqueCity”inPonchatoulafeaturesantiques,art,crafts,col-lectibles,potteryandmanyotheritemswhichmakethecityashoppers’paradise.

HistoricdowntownHammondisquicklybecomingtheartshuboftheNorthshore,withartgalleries,wineshopsandcoffeehousesaswellasfirstclasshotelsandworld-renownedrestaurants. Ideallylocated45milesfromNewOrleans,40milesfromBatonRougeand75milesfromtheMississippiGulfCoast,TangipahoaParishoffersamultitudeofsocialandentertainmentactivities.

FeedingtheGiraffesatGlobalWildlifeCenter

Canoeing on one of the many lakes and streams in the area


LocatedintheheartoftheDeepSouth,thestateofLouisianahassomethingforeveryone.FromtheexcitementofNew

OrleansandMardiGrastohistoricplanta-tionsandarguablythefinestcuisineintheworld,theculture,mystiqueandhistorythatisLouisianaissecondtonone. DubbedtheSportsman’sParadiseandlong-knownasthepremierplaceforout-dooractivities,Louisianaboastssomeofthenation’sbesthunting,fishing,campingandboatingfortheavidsportsman. Boiledcrawfish,jambalaya,redbeansandrice,etouffeeandgumboaredelicaciesinLouisianaandvisitorstravelworldwidetotastethestate’sculinarydelights. Travelersspendanestimated$5.2bil-lioninthestateeachyear.MajortouristattractionsincludetheNewOrleansFrench

Quarter,theCajunCountry,antebellumplan-tationhomes,Jazz,distinctivefood,deepseaandfreshwaterfishing,hunting,MardiGrasandmorethan100otherfestivals,hikingandcamping,canoeingandMississippiRiverboatrides.

Louisiana Quick FactsAdmittedtoUnion . . . . . . . . . .April30,1812StateColors . . . . . . . . . . . . .Gold,White,BlueStateMotto “Union,JusticeandConfidence”StateBird . . . . . . . . . . . EasternBrownPelicanStateDog . . . . . . . . . CatahoulaLeopardDogStateTree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . BaldCypressStateFlower . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MagnoliaNickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ThePelicanStatePopulation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4.5millionStateCapitol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .BatonRouge

Borders:•North:StateofArkansas•East:StateofMississippi•West:StateofTexas•South:GulfofMexico

Climate: Subtropical•Januaryisthecoldestmonth(averagelow30°F,averagehigh60°F)•JulyandAugustarethewarmestmonths(averagelow70°F,high92-102°F)•Averageannualrainfallis60inches

Opened in 1975, the Mercedes-Benz superdome has hosted six super Bowls, five nCaa Final Fours, three BCs national Championship games, the 1988 Republican national Convention and Pope John Paul II.

Louisiana: The Bayou StateTheFrenchQuarter

TheAquariumoftheAmericas

CanalStreetatMardiGras


Dr.JohnL.CrainwasnamedPresidentofSoutheasternLouisianaUniversityonFebru-ary17,2009bytheBoardofSupervisorsof

theUniversityofLouisianaSystem,afterservingasInterimPresidentsinceJuly2008. CrainservedasProvostandVicePresidentforAcademicAffairsforsevenyearspriortohisappointmentasPresident.His23yearsofexperi-enceontheHammondcampusincludesheadoftheDepartmentofAccounting,chairoftheCouncilofDepartmentHeads,presidentoftheFacultySenate,directoroftheSmallBusinessDevelopmentCenter,and13yearsasafull-timememberoftheaccountingfaculty. ASoutheasternalumnus,CrainheadedSoutheastern’sAccountingDepartmentfrom1999-2001.Asdepartmentchair,heledeffortstoreaffirmthedepartment’saccreditationbytheAssociationtoAdvanceCollegiateSchoolsofBusiness. CrainisanativeofFranklintonand1978graduateofFranklintonHighSchool.HereceivedaBachelorofSciencedegreeinaccountingfromSoutheasternin1981andMasterofBusinessAdministrationin1984.HeattainedCertifiedPublicAccountantstatusin1983.HereceivedhisdoctoraldegreeinaccountancyfromtheUniversityofMissis-sippiin1988. Crain’sscholarlyaccomplishmentsincludepublicationofmorethan50refereedjournalarticlesandpresentationsatacademicconferences.Hewasthe1992recipientofSoutheastern’shighestfacultyaward,thePresident’sAwardforExcellenceinResearch.HewasamemberoftheLouisianaBlueRibbonCommissiononEducationalExcellence,theLouisianaBoardofRegentsMasterPlanNationalAd-

visoryPanelWorkgrouponRetentionandComple-tion,andchairoftheAccountingEducationIssuesCommitteeoftheSocietyofLouisianaCPAs. Heisamemberofnumerousprofessional,civicandacademicorganizations,currentlyservingontheBoardsoftheLakePontchartrainBasinMaritimeMuseum,theNorthShoreBusinessCouncil,GNO,Inc.,andtheCommitteeof100forEconomicDevel-opment.HepreviouslyservedontheBoardoftheLouisianaChildren’sDiscoveryMuseumfrom2006to2009.HeisamemberoftheHammondRotaryClub.

University Administration

Dr. Tammy BourgProvost/VP

AcademicAffairs

Dr. Marvin YatesVicePresidentStudentAffairs

Wendy Johns LauderdaleVicePresident

UniversityAdvancement

Dr.JohnCrain(right)presentsanaminggifttolegend-aryAthleticTrainerDocGoodwinduringHomecomingceremoniesin2010.

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University of Louisiana System Board of Supervisors

WayneParker,ChairRussellMosely,ViceChair

PaulAucoin,ParliamentarianAndreCoudrain

EdwardJ.Crawford,IIIWilliamDearmon(student)

JimmyR.Faircloth,Jr.DavidGuidry

E.GeraldHebertLouisJ.Lambert

ReneeLapeyrolerieJohnO.LeTardJimmyLong,Sr.

Jimmie“Beau”Martin,Jr.CarlShetler

WinfredSibille

Not PicturedSam Domiano

InterimVicePresidentAdministrationandFinance

Dr. John CrainUniversityPresident


Athletic AdministrationBartBellairsisinhisthirdyearatSoutheastern

Louisiana University after being named theschool’s 15thAthletic Director in November

of2009. BeforearrivingatSoutheastern,BellairsservedinthesamecapacityatSavannahStateUniversity. AformerseniorathleticsadministratoratVirginiaMilitaryInstitute,Bellairsoversees15NCAADivisionI affiliated programs that compete in the SouthlandConference.SincejoiningtheSouthlandin1997,theLionshavecaptured23regular-seasonortournamentchampionships, includingfourregular-seasontitlesinwomen’s soccer, three in women’s tennis, three inmen’sgolfandtwoinmen’sbasketball.Southeasternalso claimed the Southland Men’sAll-SportsTrophyin2008-09, highlightedby the2009Men’sOutdoorTrackandFieldchampionshipwiththewomen’ssoc-cer team earning its first-ever berth to the NCAAChampionships. During Bellairs’ tenure at Southeastern, theUniversity’s athletic facilities have seen significantimprovements,includingrenovationstolockerroomsandcoaches’offices.TheSoutheasternbaseballteamsaw the addition of a covered hitting facility and anewbullpen areawhile theRayA.Naquin StrengthandConditioningCenter installednew flooring andworkoutequipment. The Southeastern track and field team sawimprovements with locker rooms, along with astate-of-the-art facility. In volleyball, the Lady Lions’willmove into an expanded locker roomwhile thewomen’s tennis team moved into its new lockerroomsandrefurbishedcourts. ProbablythebiggestimprovementduringBellairs’tenurehasbeenthereplacementoftheplayingsur-

faceatStrawberryStadium.Thenewsurface-whichwas installed in June 2012 - was the same surfaceused in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome during the2010season. With improvementstohelpSoutheasternonthefield,therehasalsobeensteadyimprovementintheclassroomandAPR scores. Elevenof the 15 sportsmetorexceededthestandardof925setforthbytheNCAA. Prior to his move to Hammond, Bellairs was atSavannahState,anNCAADivisionIprogram,with15teams,sinceJuly2008.Thereheimplementedanaca-demicssuccessplanthatincludedanacademic“roadmap” for each student-athlete from registration tograduation. He developed aTitle IX/Gender Equityprogramthatinvolvedreworkingtheathleticbudgettoresolve long-timeproblemswithstaffing, facilitiesandscholarships.DuringhistenureatSavannahState,football,men’sbasketball,softballandwomen’svolley-ballteamsallsawsignificantimprovementinseasonalwins. PriortojoiningSavannahState,Bellairsservedassenior associate director of intercollegiate athleticsfrom2005to2008andheadbasketballcoach from1993to2005atVMIinLexington,Va.Responsibilitiesincludedmarketingandpromotions,ticketoperations,managementofthelicensingprogramandservingasdirectorforallkeyathleticfacilities.Therehecreatednew pricing strategies, athletic department promo-tions and new revenue streams.As head basketballcoach, he was named the Southern ConferenceCoachoftheYear,theVirginiaCoachoftheYearandthe“SportsIllustrated”UnknownCoachoftheYear. Bellairs, anativeofRichmond,Ky., also servedasassistantbasketballcoachatJamesMadisonUniversity

in Harrisonburg,Va., from 1988 to 1993, where histeams sawoneNCAA tournament appearance andfiveNITappearances;asassistantbasketballcoachatthe University of Massachusetts (1986-1988); assis-tant basketball coach at the University of Maryland(1984-1986); and head basketball coach, head crosscountrycoachandassistantbaseballcoachatWilkesCollegeinWilkesBarre,Pa.(1983-1985). He holds a Master of Science degree in physicaleducationandathleticsadministrationfromWesternIllinois University and a Bachelor ofArts degree insociology/social work fromWarrenWilson CollegeinAsheville,N.C.BellairsandhiswifeJackihavefivechildren.

Bart BellairsAthleticDirector


Andrew BechacSeniorAssociateADforInternalOps

Beginning his seventh yearat Southeastern is AndrewBechac. In his current role, Bechaccoordinatesalleventoperationsand game management along

withcoordinatingallfacilityrentals,retailoperationsandhandlingthefifth-yearaidprogram. BeforecomingtoSoutheasternin2005,Bechacspent one year at the Sun Belt Conference as aChampionshipsAssistant.WhilewiththeSBC,Bechaccoordinated the NCAA Yes Clinics, updated theChampionshipmanuals,assistedwithNCAAandtheconferencecomplianceandmediarelationsactivitiesfortheNewOrleansBowl. Bechac, a 1990 graduate in history at LoyolaUniversity, worked for 13 years at the high schoollevelbeginningasanassistantcoachatSt.Paul’sHighSchoolinCovington.HespentoneyearatTeurlingsCatholicHighSchoolbeforeacceptingthepositionasAssistantAthleticDirectorandHeadFootballCoachatGanusHighSchool. TheMandeville,La.,nativemovedtoPopeJohnPaulIIHighSchoolinSlidellasheadfootballcoachin1996andearnedthreeCoachoftheYearawardsinhistenurewiththeJaguars.HemovedtoNorthshoreHighSchoolfortwoyearsbeforespendingtwosea-sons in theBogalusaCitySchoolSystem,servingasAthleticDirectorandHeadFootballCoachatBoga-lusaHighSchool. Bechac earned his Master’s degree in Loyolain 2003 and is currently a Doctoral student at theUnitedStatesSportsAcademy. MarriedtotheformerMargaretBlanke,BechacresidesinHammondandhastwodaughters,MeredithandCamilleandason,Evan.

Dr. Joe MorrisNCAAFacultyRepresentative

Entering his fifth year atSoutheasternastheNCAAFac-ultyRepresentative is JosephL.Morris,Ph.D. Inhiscurrentrole,Dr.Mor-risisinvolvedintheassuranceof

theacademicintegrityoftheathleticsprogramandinthemaintenanceofthewelfareofthestudentathlete.Heistheuniversity’srepresentativeofthepresidentandfacultyonissuesregardingathletics. Dr.MorrisisanAssociateProfessorofAccount-ing and Coordinator of the Accounting InternshipProgram at Southeastern Louisiana University. Heholds B.S. and M.B.A. degrees fromArkansas StateUniversity(1973and1974),andholdsaPhDdegreefromtheUniversityofMississippi(1986).Dr.MorrisisalicensedCPAinArkansas(inactivestatus). He has been employed by Southeastern since1984, and has served in various capacities includingDepartment Head ofAccounting for 11 years. Dr.MorrisservesontheSouthlandConferenceAdvisoryCouncilaswellastheconference’sComplianceCom-mitteeandAwardsCommittee. Dr. Morris is a member of theAmericanAc-counting Association, Association of GovernmentAccountants,andtheAmericanInstituteofCertifiedPublicAccountants.

Leslie RollingDirectorofTicketOperations

BeginninghereighthyearatSoutheasternastheDirectorofTicketOperationsisLeslieRoll-ing. Inhercurrentrole,Rollingis responsible for all aspectsof

Southeastern’s ticketing program including seasonpasses,individualgamesalesandgrouppackages.ShealsoservesastheliaisontotheStudentAthleteAdvi-soryCommittee. BeforecomingtoSoutheasternin2005,RollingspentfouryearsasasalesassociatewithRed,Whiteand Brew. She gained extensive experience withpoint-of-saletransactionsystemsincludingtheareasof inventorymanagement aswell aspurchasing andreceiving. Rolling, a 2000 graduate in SportManagementatSoutheastern,earnedherMaster’sdegreeinBusi-nessAdministration at the University ofTennesseeatChattanoogain2003.WhileatUTC,shemanagedRiversideBeverageCompany. The Hammond native played one year of col-legiatevolleyballatLouisianaTechbeforetransferringtoSoutheastern. EngagedtoMauriceWelsh,RollingresidesinLo-ranger.

John LongAssistanttothePresidentforAthleticCompliance

Beginning his third year atSoutheastern as the AthleticCompliance Director is JohnLong. Inhiscurrentrole,Long is

responsibleforensuringthatSoutheastern’s15Divi-sion I sportsare incompliancewithregulationssetforthbytheNCAA, istheTitle IXcoordinatorandmanagestheNationalLetterofIntentprogram. Before coming to Southeastern in 2010, LongspentoneyearatRiceUniversityservingasaninternandAssistant to theDirectorofCompliance.WhileatRice,heresearchedNCAAlegislation,conductedNCAA rules education meetings with coaches andstudentathletes,managedtheNationalLetterofIn-tentprogramandservedasaliaisontothefinancialaiddepartmentforscholarships. Long, a2006graduate inPoliticalCommunica-tion at the University ofTexas, was the MarketingCoordinatorforMajorLeagueSoccer’sHoustonDy-namoduringthe2006season.HehandledallaspectsoftheDynamo’sadvertisingandpromotions includ-ingnegotiatingadvertisingcontracts,managingfinan-cialrecordsandcoordinatinggamedaypromotionalevents. AnativeofHouston,Texas,LongearnedtheNa-tionalSportsLawInstitute’sCertificateofSportsLawand his Juris Doctorate from Marquette UniversityLawSchool in2009.Hepassed theTexas StateBarlaterthatsameyear.

Mary Kathryn BorlandAssistantADforAcademicServices/SeniorWomanAdministrator

Mary Kathryn Borland be-ginsherfirstyearatSoutheast-ernafterspendingthepast fiveyearsatUAB. Beforeher arrival inHam-mond, Borland served as an

academic advisor in the Don M. and Marsha HokeHireStudent-AthleteAcademicCenter.Hermaindu-tiesincludeoverseeingtheacademicprogressfortheBlazers’footballandwomen’stennisteams.ShealsoassistswiththeLifeSkillsprogram.ShewasappointedastheBookCoordinatorin2010. A2004graduateofWesleyanCollegeinMacon,Ga.,Borlandobtainedherbachelor’s degree inMu-sicwithaconcentrationinvocalperformancebeforemovingtoTroyUniversity,wheresheearnedherMas-ter’sofScienceinSportsandFitnessManagementinMay2006. In 2004, Borland served as a student assistanttotheinterimathleticsdirectoratWesleyanCollege.ShefollowedthatbyholdingastaffassistantpositioninTroy’sstudent-athletesupportservicesdepartmentfrom2004-06. AnativeofDothan,Ala.,Borlandisalsoinvolvedinvariousorganizations,includingtheNationalAsso-ciationofAcademicAdvisorsforAthletics(N4A),theNationalAcademicAdvisingAssociation(NACADA),and she is the former athletics representative onUAB’sCampusAcademicAdvisoryCommittee.

staff Biographies


Linda Alford AdministrativeCoordinator

Brent Alfred AssistantTrack

Coach

Jay Artigues HeadBaseball

Coach

Tim Baldwin HeadGolfCoach/

Asst.ADSpecialEvents

Andrew BechacSeniorAssociateADInternalOperations

Bart Bellairs DirectorofAthletics

Chris BentleyAssistanttotheAD

Lifeskills/AcademicLiaison

Cary BerthelotAssistantAD

SportsMedicine

Nathan BorgetAssistantAthletic

Trainer

Kemmler Chapple AssociateSports

InformationDirector

Larry Cordaro AssistantMen’s

BasketballCoach

Carley CryerMarketingandPromotions

Micheal CyprienAssistantMen’s

BasketballCoach

Lori Davis JonesHeadWomen’s

BasketballCoach

Eric DumasAssistantWomen’sBasketballCoach

Bob EichelbergerVolunteerAssistant

VolleyballCoach

E.K. FranksAssistant

FootballCoach

Geno FrugoliHeadVolleyball

Coach

Jason HayesHeadWomen’sTennisCoach

Blake HornbuckleHeadWomen’sSoccerCoach

Larry HymelAlumniAthletic

Coordinator

Erin KarchAssistant

AthleticTrainer

Julie KennedyAssistant

SoftballCoach

Brandon LacyAssistant

FootballCoach

Tamra LadnierVolunteerAssistant

SoftballCoach

Pete LangloisHeadSoftball

Coach

Daniel LathamAssistant

BaseballCoach

Travis MikelAssistant

FootballCoach

Brian MondscheinAssistant

TrackCoach

Priscilla MorganAssistant

VolleyballCoach

Gus MotaAssistantWomen’s

SoccerCoach

Jamey MrozSportsPerformanceGraduateAssistant

Chet PobolishAssistant

FootballCoach

Matt PowellDirectorofSports

Performance

Justin RichardAssistantAthletic

Trainer

Matt RiserAssistant

BaseballCoach

Leslie RollingDirectorof

TicketOperations

Tecla SchillageBusinessManager

Karl ScottAssistant

FootballCoach

Josh SmithAssistant

ComplianceDirector

Greg StevensAssistant

FootballCoach

Matt SullivanAssistantAD

MediaRelations

Heather ThompsonLAA

Bookkeeper

Ro TrufantLAA

AdministrativeAssistant

Tyronee Williams Asst.Football

Coach/Asst.ADCommunityService

Ashley WinningLAADevelopment

Director

Anna WoodallAssistantto

theAD

Sean BradyHeadTrack/

CrossCountryCoach

Meghan CampbellAssistantAthletic

Trainer

Pete GoldingAssistant

FootballCoach

Alex HausladenAssistantMen’s

BasketballCoach

John LongAssistanttothe

President-Compliance

Judy MeyersAdministrative

AssistantBasketball

Ron RobertsHeadFootball

Coach

Arica RodriguezAssistant

SoftballCoach

Jim YarbroughHeadMen’s

BasketballCoach

Damon SundeAssistantSports

InformationDirector

Not Pictured:Mary Kathryn Borland

AssistantADforAcademicServices/SeniorWomanAdministrator

Paige LapeyrouseSpiritCoordinator

Glynda YarbroughAcademicCounselor

Southeastern AthleticsGeneral Information

MaILIng aDDREssSoutheasternLouisianaUniversityAthletics

SLU10309Hammond,LA70402

OvERnIghT aDDREssSoutheasternLouisianaUniversity

DugasCenterforSoutheasternAthletics800GallowayDrive

Hammond,LA70402

Main Office Number - (985)549-2253Main Office Fax - (985)549-3495

Ticket Office Number - (985)549-5466Toll Free Ticket Office Number - 1-866-LION-TIX(1-866-546-6849)

staff Directory


List of Athletic Endowments and Scholarships

TheAnatomixPhysicalTherapyEndowmentfortheSupportofAthleticTrainingTheAngeloC.AndMargueriteAntonelliEndowedScholarshipinAthleticsTheGregBakerEndowedScholarshipThomasandVirginiaBarrIIIEndowedScholarshipinAthleticsSherryBeallEndowedScholarship(plannedgift)TheWilliamandEmilyBondEndowedScholarshipforAthleticsTheGlenD.BowmanFamilyEndowedScholarshipinAthleticsTheJoAnnSpanglerBowmanMemorialEndowedScholarshipinAthleticsTheDavidY.BrianFamilyEndowedScholarshipTheSharlotteandBretBrianEndowmentfortheSupportofFootballTheWilburCarlisleEndowedScholarshipinAthleticsTheCentralProgressiveBankEndowmentScholarshipinAthleticsTheJoelChampagneEndowedScholarshipTheDr.DavisE.“Sonny”ChandlerEndowedScholarshipinAthleticsTheLeroyandElsieChenevertMemorialScholarshipinAthleticsTheCoachesMemorialScholarshipinFootball-RedStickChapterTheColonialPipelineSettlementScholarship-St.HelenaParishTheRalphJ.andMargaretS.DaigleEndowedScholarshipinAthleticsTheBobDevineyEndowedScholarshipforBaseballTheManuelDugasFamilyEndowedScholarshipforAthleticsTheBobDuhe,TerryKingandJoeAbeneEndowedScholarshipforAthleticsTheRickDurhamFamilyEndowedScholarshipforAthleticsTheFarrisFamilyEndowedScholarshipinAthleticsTheJohnFaughtEndowedScholarshipforAthleticsTheBobbyFelderEndowedScholarshipTheFeLionsEndowedScholarshipinAthleticsTheDuaneandVerneFloydEndowmentfortheSupportofFootballTheStanleyGallowayEndowedScholarshipinAthleticsTheGaryGlaserEndowedScholarshipinAthleticsTheSandyGoodwinMemorialScholarshipFundTheDr.RobertandLydiaHardyEndowedScholarshipinAthleticsTheDonnieJarreauEndowedScholarshipinAthleticsTheEllisJohnsonEndowedScholarshipinFootballTheJohnsonFamilyEndowedScholarshipinAthleticsThePatrickG.KenellyEndowedScholarshipforAthleticsTheBillyandLaunaLadnerEndowmentTheBartonandMaryLeaderEndowedScholarshipinAthleticsTheRobertW.LeeScholarshipTheDonandWillieLewisEndowedScholarshipTheAmyLivingston-OberschmidtEndowedScholarshipinTennisTheOscarandBillieJeanLoftonEndowedScholarshipforFootballTheLuraHornoskyManzellaMemorialScholarshipinAthleticsTheKenandChristinaMatherneEndowedScholarshipforAthleticsTheJuniorandPeggyMatheuEndowmentfortheSupportofFootballTheDr.LeeMireEndowmentfortheSupportofFootballTheTerryPassmanEndowment(plannedgift)TheScottPattersonEndowedScholarshipforAthleticsTheCedricandDannettePattonEndowmentforFootballTheCraig“Tank”PeakandJudgeBurrellCarterEndowedScholarshipforAthleticsTheRay“Coon”andJacklynPortaEndowedScholarshipinAthleticsTheCharlesandKathyReeseEndowedScholarshipforAthleticsTheRayRentonEndowedScholarshipforSupportofAthleticsTheRobinRobertsEndowedScholarshipforWomen’sAthleticsTheDukeRobinEndowedScholarshipinAthleticsTheGarySandiferEndowment(plannedgift)TheSamandChrisSantoraEndowedScholarshipforAthleticsTheDannyK.SchillingEndowedScholarshipinAthletics(Football)TheJohnandEllieSchroderEndowedScholarshipforAthleticsTheCatherineandDuaneShaferEndowment(plannedgift)TheDuaneandLeighShaferEndowedScholarshipinAthleticsTheDickandGlorySharpEndowedScholarshipTheSoutheasternAthleticMemorialScholarshipTheStateFarmEndowmentTheStevensFamilyEndowedScholarshipinAthleticsTheTrappFamilyEndowedScholarshipinAthleticsThePeteValentiEndowedScholarshipinAthleticsTheDavidVenableEndowedScholarshipinAthleticsTheKellyWellsEndowedScholarship(plannedgift)TheLouisWigintonEndowedScholarshipinFootballTheDr.DaleWilliamsEndowedScholarshipinAthletics

Mission Statement

TheLionAthleticsAssociation(LAA)isanon-profitorganizationwhichassiststheSoutheasternAthleticsDepartmentbyprovid-ingfinancialsupportforscholarships,operationsandathleticfacilities.TheLAAfollowsby-lawssetforthandreviewedyearlybythePresidentoftheUniversity,AthleticDirectorandtheLAABoardofDirectorstoensureallpoliciesandgoalscomplywiththeNCAAandSoutheasternLouisianaUniversityregula-tionsandmissions.

TheprimarymissionoftheLAAistopositivelyimpactthelivesofSoutheasternstudent-athletes.

Giving OptionsContributionstotheLAAChampionshipFund:Thesefundsareusedfor:

• Fifth-yearscholarshipaidforeligiblestudent-athletesfromallsports.Thisaidassistsstudentathletestograduateuponcompletionoftheirathleticeligibility• Financialassistantforallsportsprograms(recruiting,travel,equipment)• Scholarshipassistanceforallsportsprograms• Programsandprojectswillbenefitindividualsportprogramsorthedepartmentasawhole• OperationcostsoftheLAA

Contributions to a Specific Sport Programs:•Thesegiftswillsupportthesportprogramorprogramsofyourchoice.Aslightpercentageofthedona-tionwillbedirectedtotheLAAChampionshipfund.

Other Ways to GiveAthletic Scholarship EndowmentsScholarshipendowmentscanbeestablishedtoaidthemostdeservingstudent-athletesordesignatedtoastudent-athleteparticipatinginaparticularsport.Scholarshipendowmentsallowyoutohaveyourname,orthenameofalovedone,linkedtoSoutheasternAthletics.

Naming RightsLeaveyourmarkonSoutheasternAthleticsandleavealegacythatwillbeviewedforyearstocomethroughanamerightsgift.NamingopportunitiesexistateachoftheSoutheasternathleticfacilities.

Planned GiftsNameSoutheasternAthleticsasabeneficiaryinyourwill,lifeinsurance,trustorotherplannedgiftarrange-mentandensurethecontinueddevelopmentofstudent-athletesfromonegenerationtothenext.PleasecontactWendyLauderdale,VicePresidentforUniversityAdvancementat(985)549-2239.

Gift-In-KindAgift-in-kindisadonationofgoodsand/orservicesinsteadofmoney.

Payroll Deduction for Employees of SoutheasternSoutheasternUniversityemployeescanpayrolldeducttheircontributiontotheLAAandreceivea20%dis-countonthemembershiprateasanemployeebenefit.PleasevisitLionSports.net/LAAtoprintthePayrollDeductionForm.

Corporate Sponsorships(Partnership Form)LionSportsPropertiesoffersavarietyofgamedayandpromotionalopportunitiesforyourbusinesstoreachthethousandsoffansthatattendsportingeventsatSoutheasternLouisianaUniversityyearround.CombineyourbusinesswiththeexcitementofSoutheasternAthleticsthroughoneormoreofthefol-lowingopportunties:signagepackages,printadvertising,radiospotsandlivereads,websitebannersonLionsports.net,gamedaysponsorshipsandgolftournamentpackages.PleasecontactTimBaldwinat(985)549-5186formoredetails.

Contacting the LAAFormoreinformationontheLionAthleticsAssociation,inquiriescanbemadetoanyofthefollowingoffices:

LionAthleticsAssociationOffice-(985)549-3227

Ashley WinningLAADevelopment

Director

Dr. Glen BowmanLAAPresident

Ro TrufantLAAAdministrative

Assistant

Heather ThompsonLAABookkeeper

The Lion athletics association

Documents

2012 Southeastern Louisiana Football Media Guide