2015 SCAC Football Media Guide

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Throughout the 2015-16 academic year, the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) will celebrate its 25th anniversary as a co-educational NCAA Division III athletics conference. The conference’s origins date to 1962 when the College Athletic Conference (CAC) was formed to provide an association through which member institutions could compete in intercollegiate sports activities among teams representative of their respective student bodies. A primary tenet of this conference was a shared commit-ment to the priority of the overall quality of academic standards and quality educational experiences. The next evolution of the conference took place prior to the 1991-92 academic year when the league moved to add women’s athletics as part of its sports sponsorship lineup and, as part of this rebirth, changed its name to the Southern Collegiate Athletic Con-ference. The idea behind the SCAC and the commitments made by those charter members in 1991 remain in place today. SCAC member institutions are committed to sponsoring a variety of varsity sports to maximize opportunities for student participation. SCAC schools also operate under the principle that participation in sports should be solely from student interest and enjoyment of athletic competition, and that no financial aid shall be given to any student which is conditional upon athletic ability or participation in intercollegiate sports. SCAC member institutions support students in their efforts to reach high levels of performance by providing them with adequate facilities, competent coaching and appropriate competitive oppor-tunities with students from similar institutions. The SCAC is currently comprised of Austin College of Sherman, Texas; Centenary College of Shreveport, Louisiana; Colorado Col-lege of Colorado Springs, Colorado; University of Dallas of Irving, Texas; Schreiner University of Kerrville, Texas; Southwestern Uni-versity of Georgetown, Texas; Texas Lutheran University of Seguin, Texas; and Trinity University of San Antonio, Texas. The SCAC office is located in Lawrenceville, Georgia, a suburb of Atlanta, Georgia.

about the cover table of contents2 SCAC Information3 SCAC Directory

4-5 SCAC Staff6-7 History of the SCAC

8 Championship Info/Results9 Composite Schedule

10-41 Team Pages10-17 Austin College

11 Schedule & Information12 2015 Staff13 2015 Roster

14-15 2014 Stats16 Players to Watch17 Season Preview

18-25 Southwestern University26-33 Texas Lutheran University34-41 Trinity University

43-51 2014 Season Review44-45 All-SCAC Awards46-47 Other Awards and Honors

48 Composite Results49-50 Conference Stat Leaders

51 NCAA Stat Leaders

53-60 Football Record Book

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AUSTIN COLLEGE austincollege.comMailing AddressAustin College Athletics900 North Grand AvenueSuite 6ASherman, TX 75090

David Norman, Athletics Director.......................................................... 903-813-2401Jeff Kelly, Sports Information Director.................................................. 903-813-2275FAX.................................................................................................................... 903-813-3196Email Address.......................................................................... [email protected]

TEXAS LUTHERAN tlubulldogs.comMailing AddressTexas Lutheran University Athletics1000 West Court StreetSeguin, TX 78155

Bill Miller, Athletics Director...................................................................... 830-372-8124Tim Clark, Sports Information Director................................................. 830-372-6877FAX..................................................................................................................... 830-372-8135Email Address................................................................................................ [email protected]

SOUTHWESTERN southwesternpirates.comMailing AddressCorbin J. Robertson Center1001 East University AvenueGeorgetown, TX 78626-0770

Glada Munt, Athletics Director................................................................ 512-863-1618Tony Baldwin, Asst. Sports Information Director.......................... 512-819-7316Megan Hardin, Sports Information Director...................................... 512-863-1254FAX.................................................................................................................... 512-863-1393Email Address................................................................... [email protected]

TRINITY trinitytigers.comMailing AddressTrinity University AthleticsOne Trinity PlaceSan Antonio, TX 78212-7200

Bob King, Athletics Director...................................................................... 210-999-8272Justin Parker, Sports Information Coordinator.................................. 210-999-8447FAX..................................................................................................................... 210-999-8292Email Address...................................................................................... [email protected]

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OFFICE PHONE: 678-869-5450OFFICE FAX: 678-869-5452

1670 McKendree Church Road Suite 200 B

Lawrenceville, Georgia 30043-6676

COMMISSIONERdwayne hanberry Dwayne Hanberry, 49, enters his 20th year with the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference and his seventh as the league’s commissioner. Since the conference reorganzied in 1991, he is the league’s second full-time commissioner. Hanberry was hired by the SCAC in 1995 as the league’s sports information director. He was promot-ed to assistant commissioner in 2000, associate com-missioner in 2005 and served as interim commission-er for six months before being named commissioner in June of 2008. Hanberry is a member of the Division III Commis-sioner Association (DIIICA), the National Association of Division III Athletic Administrators (NADIIIAA) and the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA) where he has served on the Membership Services Committee. In June 2014, he was appointed to serve a four-year term on the NCAA Division III Men’s Golf Committee.

Hanberry holds a B.B.A. degree from Oglethorpe University where he was a two-year starter on the Petrel basketball team for Coach Jack Berkshire. Hanberry was named team MVP his junior season and is still one of the school’s all-time leaders for single-season field goal percentage, career field goal percentage and rebounds per game - both for a season and a career. Prior to transferring to Oglethorpe, Hanberry was a two-year starter for Coach Lawrence Smithmier at Pearl River Community College in Poplarville, Missis-sippi. An All-State performer his sophomore season, Hanberry was inducted into the school’s Athletics Hall of Fame in the fall of 2009. He and his wife, Charis, reside in Suwanee, Ga. He has two sons: David (20) is a junior at Southern Polytechnic State (Ga.) University, and Daniel (16) is a junior at Collins Hill High School.

CONTACT DWAYNEEMAIL ADDRESS:

[email protected]:

678-869-5450TWITTER:

@SCACCOMMISH

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ASSISTANT COMMISSIONERkatie mucci

Katie Mucci, 22, enters her second year as the As-sistant Director of Communications and New Media at the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference in 2015-16. Mucci is responsible for managing the conference’s social media accounts, performing sports informa-tion duties for 10 of the conference’s 19 sport and creating all of the graphic designs for online and print use. In addition, Mucci also assists the Commissioner and Assistant Commissioner with championship administration and day-to-day administrative duties. After being awarded one of 18 NCAA Division III Ethnic Minority and Women’s Internship Grants, the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference announced the hiring of Katie Mucci as the league’s Assistant Di-rector of Communications & New Media on August 1st, 2014. During her first year at the SCAC, Mucci helped boost the conference’s online presence, using social media to promote conference awards, events and other miscellaneous announcements. After Mucci took the reigns in September 2014, the @scac_sports Instagram account quickly became the most followed among all Division III conferences (44 total), and the second-most followed among all non-Division I conferences, growing in followers by over 1000%. Mucci also spearheaded the creation of confer-

ence pre-season media guides for eight team sports. Collectively, the guides have been read more than 4,000 times, while earning nearly 30,000 impressions -- the number of times a publication was displayed to a user. The 2015 Baseball Media Guide earned second place among conference media guides in the 2015 CoSIDA Publication Awards, while the cover of the guide earned top honors. Mucci is a 2014 graduate of the University of North-ern Colorado with a degree in journalism and mass communication and a minor in business adminis-tration. In her final year, she served as the school’s Sports Information Intern where she was the primary media contact for the men’s and women’s golf programs. She also assisted in other areas, including program design for the baseball, volleyball and wres-tling programs as well as infographic design that was used on the school’s athletics website and social media accounts. Mucci also served as the Marketing Manager for The Mirror, the UNC student newspaper. In that capacity she was in charge of the paper’s social media strategy as well as the coordination effort to celebrate The Mirror’s 95th birthday. Her marketing strategy during this celebration helped the paper’s Facebook page realize a 30 percent increase in “likes” as well as increasing reach and engagement by 700 percent. Mucci resides in Lawrenceville.

CONTACT KATIEEMAIL ADDRESS:

[email protected]:

678-869-5450TWITTER:

@KATIEMUCCI

CONTACT BLAKEEMAIL ADDRESS:

[email protected]:

678-869-5450

TWITTER: @SCAC_BCHILDERS

SPORTS INFORMATION ANDMULTIMEDIA ASSISTANT

blake childers Blake Childers, 22, will begin with the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference in 2015 as the Sports Information and Multimedia Assistant. Childers will be the main contact for various SCAC sports, as well as handling all of the video editing, interviewing and producing duties. Childers is a 2015 graduate of Berry College in Rome, Ga. and worked with both sports information and Viking Fusion, the Berry student-run multimedia website.

With the Sports Information office, Childers assisted with game operations, including statistics, live video stream and photography. He was also the sports producer and assistant news producer for Viking Fusion. Additionally, Childers has worked with the Rome Braves as an audio-visual intern the past three seasons.Childers resides in Suwannee.

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The Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC) was founded and began operation on September 1, 1962, as the College Athletic Conference (CAC). Centre College of Danville, Kentucky; Southwestern at Memphis (Tennessee) (now known as Rhodes College); The University of the South of Sewanee, Tennessee; and Washington and Lee University of Lexington, Virginia, were the four charter members of the conference. Later in 1962, Washington University of St. Louis, Missouri, became the fifth member and the CAC remained unchanged until 1972. Following membership changes throughout the 1970s and 1980s, the conference went through restructuring and renaming. With the addition of Millsaps College of Jackson, Mississippi, and Trinity Uni-versity of San Antonio, Texas, in 1988 and Hendrix College of Conway, Arkanasas, and Oglethorpe University of Atlanta, Georgia, in 1991, membership reached a then all-time high of eight. That same year (1991), the conference renamed itself the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference, hired its first full-time commissioner - Stephen P. Argo - and a permanent conference office was established in Atlanta, Georgia. As part of restructuring, the league also adopted its current primary mark and adopted blue (pms 287) and gold (pms 131) as the official colors of the conference. Membership changes continued throughout the '90s. The SCAC added Southwestern University of Georgetown, Texas, in 1993 with participation beginning in the 1994-95 academic year. In 1997-98, the SCAC added both DePauw University of Greencastle, Indiana, and Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology of Terre Haute, Ind., with partici-pation beginning in 1998-99. As part of a year-long celebration in 2005-06, the league celebrated its 15th anniversary as the restructured SCAC. The league adopted a special anniversary logo (pictured left) and as part of the celebration, 15th anniversary teams were selected for all conference sponsored sports. After Rose-Hulman announced its intentions to leave the conference, Austin College of Sherman, Texas and Colorado College of Colorado Springs, Colorado, were confirmed as the 10th and 11th members of the league in 2006 with participation beginning in the 2006-07 academic year. Birmingham-Southern College of Birmingham, Alabama, a former member of the Division I Big South Conference, was approved as the 12th member of the SCAC and began play in 2007-08. Prior to the 2010-11 academic year, DePauw University announced that it would leave the conference. The University of Dallas was quickly tabbed to replace DePauw effective July 1, 2011 - maintaining the league's membership total at 12 institutions. In 2010-11, the league celebrated its 20th anniversary as the restructured SCAC. As part of the celebration, in addition to the use

of a special mark, the league office selected the Top 20 moments for each conference-sponsored sport. Those moments were announced throughout the 2010-11 academic year. After the conclusion of the June 7, 2011 SCAC Presidents’ meeting, the conference announced that seven of its twelve member insti-tutions would be leaving to form a new conference effective at the conclusion of the 2011-12 academic year. The schools departing include founding CAC/SCAC members Centre College, Sewanee-The University of the South, and Rhodes College, in addition to Bir-mingham-Southern College, Hendrix College, Millsaps College, and Oglethorpe University. With membership down to five institutions – the conference’s lowest number since the 1979-80 academic year – the “new” SCAC wasted little time in adding to its membership rolls. In 2010-11, the league celebrated its 20th anniversary as the re-structured SCAC. As part of the celebration, in addition to the use of a special mark (pictured right), the league office selected the Top 20 moments for each conference-sponsored sport. Those moments were announced throughout the 2010-11 academic year. After the conclusion of the June 7, 2011 SCAC Presidents’ meeting, the conference announced that seven of its twelve member insti-tutions would be leaving to form a new conference effective at the conclusion of the 2011-12 academic year. The schools departing include founding CAC/SCAC members Centre College, Sewanee-The University of the South, and Rhodes College, in addition to Bir-mingham-Southern College, Hendrix College, Millsaps College, and Oglethorpe University. With membership down to five institutions – the conference’s lowest number since the 1979-80 academic year – the “new” SCAC wasted little time in adding to its membership rolls. On September 28, 2011, Centenary College of Louisiana, a former American Southwest Conference institution, announced it would be joining the SCAC beginning in the 2012-2013 season. Two more ASC schools will join the SCAC for the 2013-14 season: Schreiner Univer-sity announced their decision on January 23, 2012, and on February 16, 2012, Texas Lutheran University announced it too would join the SCAC. The addition of Texas Lutheran insured that the conference would retain its status as an active NCAA Division III conference as well as automatic bids in nine of its 14 AQ sports, including baseball, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, softball, men’s soccer, women’s soccer, men’s tennis, women’s tennis and volleyball. On the national athletics stage, the SCAC has had its fair share of success - both in terms of team championships (eight) and individual championships (33).

1962-1991 1991-PRESENT 2005-2006 2010-2011

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In the days when the league was known at the College Athletic Conference, Chris Fugman of Centre College gave the conference its first individual title with a victory in the 400 IM at the 1980 NCAA Division III Men’s Swimming & Diving Championships, and Chris Trapp of Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology won the men’s javelin at the NCAA Outdoor Track Field national championships three straight years (1984-1986). Nao Kinoshita of Rhodes College won the 1996 Division III women’s tennis singles title, capturing the first individual national title in the SCAC era. Kinoshita also won the 1997 singles title and combined with Taylor Tarver to capture the ‘97 doubles title.Ryan Loftus of Rose-Hulman captured the men’s pole vault title at the 1998 Indoor Track & Field championships. Heather Stone of University of the South-Sewanee claimed both the women’s indoor and outdoor 1,500 meter titles in 2000. And later that same season, the league claimed its first team national championships as Trinity University won both the men’s and women’s tennis titles. In the winter of 2003, Matt Smith of Rose-Hulman won the 100 yard breaststroke at the Division III men’s national swimming champion-ships, and Trinity captured the women’s basketball championship - all in the same weekend. The following fall (in 2003), the Trinity men’s soccer team gave the league title #4, and the DePauw women’s basketball team became the fifth team from the conference to win a national championship when it captured the 2006-07 Division III title. Trinity’s Christyn Schumann won the women’s high jump at three consecutive NCAA Outdoor Track & Field national championships (2004-06), and Liz Bondi of DePauw captured the 16th individual national championship won by a CAC/SCAC student-athlete when she won the 2007 women’s tennis singles title. The 2008-09 season was a banner year as one team and three individual student-athletes won national titles for the SCAC. Todd Wildman of Trinity won the pentathlon at the NCAA Indoor Track & Field national championships and Chrys Jones of Centre College won the triple jump at the Outdoor Track & Field national championships. On the links, the Oglethorpe University men earned the league’s sixth team title with a first-place finish at the NCAA Golf Championships. The Petrels were led by Olafur Loftsson, who earned medalist honors and the league’s 19th individual title. In 2009-10, the SCAC had four different individuals win a total of five national titles. Todd Wildman of Trinity won his second-consecutive

indoor national title in the pentathlon. Centre’s Chrys Jones dou-ble-dipped and claimed national titles in the triple jump at the both the NCAA Indoor and Outdoor national championships. At the 2010 NCAA Swimming & Diving championships, Trinity teammates Lindsay Martin and Hayley Emerick claimed individual titles in the 1-meter and 3-meter boards, respectively. In 2010-11, Chrys Jones became just the second SCAC student-ath-lete to win four career individual national titles as he repeated at the NCAA Indoor national championships in the triple jump. Centre’s Chris Morris earned the league its 26th individual national title when he claimed medalist honors at the 2011 NCAA Golf Championships. The 2011-12 academic year was one of the most successful in the league’s 50-year history. Tiarra Goode of Birmingham-Southern College won the 60-meter hurdles at the NCAA Indoor Track & Field national championships, Jordan DeGayner of Colorado College won the 200 free at the NCAA Swimming & Diving national champion-ships and Ruth Hahn of Trinity University continued the Tigers’ diving dominanace with an individual title on the 3-meter board. Later in the spring, SCAC student-athletes earned two more individual national titles with Anthony Maccaglia of Oglethorpe University earning the league its third medalist in four years at the NCAA Men’s Golf cham-pionship and Birmingham’s Goode picked up her second individual national title with a win in the 100-meter hurdels at the NCAA Outdoor Track & Field championships. In addition, Oglethorpe University earned the conference its seventh team national title with a victory at the 2012 NCAA Division III Men’s Golf Championships. The “new” SCAC returned to national prominence in 2013-14 as Stephen Culberson of Trinity University won the 100 free at the 2014 NCAA Swimming & Diving Championships and, in its first year in the conference, Schreiner University gave the conference its eighth team national championship with a victory at the 2014 NCAA Division III Men’s Golf Championships - the league’s third national title in the sport in six years. A bell, donated by the Norfolk and Western Railway, was adopted as the SCAC’s “President’s Trophy” and serves as the symbol for the conference. The President’s Trophy is displayed for one year on the campus of the school with the combined men’s and women’s athletics program that accumulates the highest points total in the all-sports race established by the conference. The bell is awarded at the conclu-sion of the spring season.

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2015-16 SCAC CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP DATESSPORT DATE SITE HOSTCross Country October 31 McKinney, Texas Austin CollegeVolleyball November 6-7 Georgetown, Texas Southwestern University

Men’s Soccer November 6-8 Colorado Springs, Colorado Colorado CollegeWomen’s Soccer November 6-8 Irving, Texas University of DallasSwimming & Diving February 10-13 Lewisville, Texas SCACMen’s and Women’s Basketball

February 26-28 Shreveport, Louisiana Centenary College

Men’s Lacrosse April 15-16 Irving, Texas University of DallasMen’s and Women’s Golf April 18-19 Blanco, Texas SCACMen’s and Women’s Track

April 22-23 Seguin, Texas Texas Lutheran University

Softball April 22-24 San Antonio, Texas Trinity UniversityMen’s and Women’s Tennis

April 22-24 Kerrville, Texas Schreiner University

Baseball April 29-May 1 TBD TBD

2014-15 SCAC CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTSSPORT REGULAR SEASON CHAMPION TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONMen’s Cross Country N/A Colorado CollegeWomen’s Cross Country N/A Colorado CollegeVolleyball Trinity University Trinity UniversityFootball Texas Lutheran N/AMen’s Soccer Trinity University Trinity UniversityWomen’s Soccer Trinity University Trinity UniversityMen’s Swimming & Diving N/A Trinity UniversityWomen’s Swimming and Diving N/A Trinity UniversityMen’s Basketball Texas Lutheran Unviersity/Centenary

CollegeTexas Lutheran University

Women’s Basketball Southwestern University, Texas Lutheran University, Trinity University

Southwestern University

Men’s Golf N/A Schreiner UniversityWomen’s Golf N/A Schreiner UniversityMen’s Track and Field N/A Trinity UniversityWomen’s Track and Field N/A Trinity UniversitySoftball Texas Lutheran University Texas Lutheran UniversityMen’s Tennis N/A Trinity UniversityWomen’s Tennis N/A Trinity UniversityBaseball Centenary College Trinity University

9 composite schedule

September 5 v. Hendrix1 PM

@ hardin-simmons1 pm

@ sul ross state6 pm

@ howard payne6 pm

September 12 v. Southwestern assemblies of god1 pm

@ mcmurry6 pm

v. hardin-simmons6 pm

v. willamettetba

September 19 @ whittier (calif.)1 pm

v. east texasbaptist7 pm

v. louisianacollege6 pm

v. sul ross state6 pm

September 26 @ howard payne1 pm

v. wisconsin - river fallsnoon

v. southwesternassemblies of god6 pm

@ pacificlutheran1 pm

October 3 v. southwestern1 pm

@ austin college1 pm

v. Howard payne6 pm

v. hardin-simmons1 pm

October 10 open @ oklahomapanhandle state2 pm

@ east texasbaptist6 pm

open

October 17 @ trinity1 pm

open open v. Austin college1 pm

October 24 @ lyon college1 pm

v. trinity6 pm

@ mary hardin-baylor1 pm

@ southwestern6 pm

October 31 *@ southwestern1 pm

*v. austin college1 pm

*@ trinity1 pm

*v. Texas Lutheran1 pm

November 7 *@ texas lutheran1 pm

*@ trinity1 pm

*v. Austin College1 pm

*v. Southwestern1 pm

November 14 *v. Trinity1 pm

*v. texas lutheran6 pm

*@ southwestern6 pm

*@ Austin College1 pm

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11 kangaroos

QUICK FACTSLOCATION:Sherman, TexasFOUNDED:1849ENROLLMENT:1,350NICKNAME:KangaroosCOLORS:Crimson and goldSTADIUM:Jerry E. Apple StadiumPRESIDENT:Dr. Marjorie HassATHLETICS DIRECTOR:David NormanATHLETIC TRAINER:Evan GumpertFOOTBALL HEAD COACH:Loren Dawson

PresidentDr. Marjorie Hass

Athletic DirectorDavid Norman

Sports Information Coordinator

Jeff Kelly

Athletic TrainerEvan Gumpert

DATE OPPONENT TIMESep. 5 HENDRIX 1 p.m.Sep. 12 SOUTHWESTERN ASSEMBLIES

OF GOD1 p.m.

Sep. 19 at Whittier 3 p.m.Sep. 26 at Howard Payne 1 p.m.Oct. 3 SOUTHWESTERN 1 p.m.Oct. 17 at Trinity 1 p.m.Oct. 24 at Lyon 1 p.m.Oct. 31 at Southwestern* 1 p.m.Nov. 7 at Texas Lutheran* 1 p.m.Nov. 14 TRINITY* 1 p.m.

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Loren Dawson enters his seventh season at the helm of Austin College football in 2015. After having previously served as defensive coordinator for the Kangaroos, coach Dawson returned to Austin College after having served during the 2008 and 2009 seasons as the special teams coordi-nator and linebackers coach at Colorado School of Mines with head coach Bob Stitt, former Austin College offensive coordi-nator. Dawson has 20 years of coaching experience and is no stranger to the Austin College community. His association with Austin College started in 1987 when he played one season for the Kangaroos under legendary coach Mel Tjeerdsma. Dawson returned to the Austin College community in 2002, and through the 2007 season, served as the defensive coordinator, special teams coordinator and recruiting coordinator, under previous head coaches David Norman and Ronnie Gage. Dawson also served as an assistant professor in the Austin College Department of Exercise and Sport Science. A 1993 graduate of Arizona State Uni-versity, Dawson also earned his master’s de-gree in education at ASU in 1998. Dawson served as a graduate assistant coaching

the running backs at Midwestern State University in 1993 and 1994 before taking the role of head football coach at Bourgade Catholic High School in Phoenix for the 1994 and 1995 seasons. From 1999-2002, Dawson served as the assistant head football coach at Phoenix College, where he also was the assistant athletic director as well as the team’s recruiting, special teams and strength and conditioning coordinators. Dawson also spent time at Phoenix College coaching the offensive line and linebackers. In addition, he coached the defensive backs. He also served as the team’s academic advisor. In addition to his coaching experience, Dawson has been active in community ser-vice, including coordination of the Austin College football team’s community service efforts. He also volunteered as a coach for Sherman Youth Baseball and Texoma Youth Soccer and served on the Advisory Board for St. Mary’s Catholic School in Sherman. Dawson served in that same capacity for Our Lady of Fatima Catholic School in Lakewood, Colorado. Loren and his wife Stephanie live in Sherman with their chil-dren Gaven and Faith.

2015 STAFF

Mike SilvaAssistant Football CoachDefensive Coordinator

Gary CookAssistant Football CoachQuarterbacks

Antoine ManningAssistant Football CoachDefensive Backs

Ralph OrdAssistant Football CoachPersistance Monitor

joe morganAssistant Football CoachDirector of DFP

tom thompsonAssistant Football CoachKickers

LOREN DAWSON

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2015 roster

# Player Name Pos Cl Ht Wt Hometown1 Brandon Rawls TE Sr 6-1 215 Flower Mound, Texas2 Kyle Bohannon QB So 6-0 195 Houston, Texas 3 Lucas Fisher QB Fr 6-0 193 El Paso, Texas 3 Stevie Reyna DB Jr 6-3 200 Fort Worth, Texas 4 Javi Reynoso K Jr 5-8 164 Springtown, Texas 5 Jeremy Halford DB Sr 6-2 190 Grand Prairie, Texas5 Tad Howard QB Jr 5-10 170 Azle, Texas 6 Austin Stevens DB Sr 5-9 170 Lake Jackson, Texas 6 Cooper Woodyard QB/WR Jr 6-2 220 The Woodlands, Texas 7 Sheldon Hogan QB Fr 5-10 182 Mansfield, Texas 7 Jerry Johnson LB So 5-10 190 Fort Worth, Texas 8 Garrett Marcantel DB So 6-0 198 Brownwood, Texas 9 Kaese Kosko QB Fr 6-1 177 Wills Point, Texas 9 Jake Williams DB So 5-11 192 Conroe, Texas 10 Chad Head QB Fr 5-10 165 Athens, Texas10 Kevin Ray WR Jr 5-9 150 Denton, Texas 11 Charlie Baird QB Jr 6-3 150 Arlington, Texas 11 Shane Brooks DB So 6-0 188 Waco, Texas 12 Cooper Gross QB So 5-10 185 Tulsa, Okla.12 Delmas Hoye DB Sr 5-10 165 Gladewater, Texas 13 Clayton Campbell WR Fr 5-11 160 Joshua, Texas 13 Shawn Slowinski WR Jr 6-0 178 Carrollton, Texas 14 Gunnar Bishop TB So 5-8 175 Clear Lake, Texas 15 Drew Bicknell QB So 6-1 210 Fort Worth, Texas 16 Cesar Ruiz K So 5-11 155 Sachse, Texas 16 Joe Traylor WR Jr 6-4 201 Winona, Texas 17 Deion Harris TB So 5-11 215 Plano, Texas 18 Reese Joubert WR Sr 6-1 208 Plano, Texas 19 Cayden Chambers WR Fr 5-10 161 Joshua, Texas20 Jarrod Tetley WR Fr 6-0 160 Galveston, Texas 21 John Fee WR Fr 6-4 191 Saginaw, Texas 21 Tre Jones RB Fr 5-6 155 Red Oak, Texas 22 Kendall St. Romain LB Jr 5-11 190 Arlington, Texas 23 Elijah Moore WR Fr 5-7 203 Grand Prairie, Texas23 Max James DB Jr 5-11 170 Houston, Texas 24 Michael Grado DB So 5-7 170 Irving, Texas25 Kyle Mucerino WR Fr 5-8 160 Ladera Ranch, Calif.26 Kane Norman RB Fr 5-9 171 Allen, Texas26 Nnamdi Umeakuana DB Fr 6-1 189 Irving, Texas27 Madison Ross RB Sr 5-9 195 Fort Worth, Texas 28 Major Adams DB So 6-2 175 Houston, Texas 29 Michael Neighbors DB Fr 6-0 178 Shallowater, Texas 30 Reggie Evans RB Fr 5-5 163 Carrollton, Texas 31 Kirk Lipsitz DB So 5-7 150 Dallas, Texas32 Lester Melontree DB Fr 6-3 181 Carrollton, Texas 33 Morris Shell DB Fr 5-10 178 Irving, Texas34 Jackson Townsend DB Fr 5-9 173 Richardson, Texas 35 Ben Bouchez LB Jr 5-10 204 McKinney, Texas 36 James Hemen LB Jr 5-8 190 Grand Prairie, Texas37 Wesley Gay DB Fr 6-1 172 Katy, Texas38 Darrius Sockwell DB Fr 5-7 164 Dallas, Texas 39 Anthony Sledge DB Fr 5-7 170 Katy, Texas 40 Connor Welch LB Fr 5-9 200 Plano, Texas 41 Charles Eneh LB Jr 6-0 190 Krum, Texas 42 Darlon Chandler DL So 5-11 215 Dallas, Texas43 Caleb Walker LB Fr 6-4 176 Lewisville, Texas 44 Eric Summerlin TE So 6-4 210 Denton, Texas 45 Mason Binder LB So 5-10 215 Muenster, Texas

# Player Name Pos Cl Ht Wt Hometown46 Austin Cooper LB Fr 5-10 222 Greenville, Texas47 Brooks Ward LB Sr 5-10 210 Grand Prairie, Texas 48 Cal Schone TE So 6-2 215 Norman, Okla. 49 Josh Keys WR/TE Fr 6-2 196 Leamington Spa, England 50 Armando Martinez LB Fr 5-10 206 The Colony, Texas 51 Matthew Gilbert OL So 6-2 255 Grand Prairie, Texas52 Alex Martinez LB Sr 5-10 190 Frisco, Texas 53 Jordan Keaton DL So 6-2 255 Fort Worth, Texas 54 Judd Mahan OL Sr 6-2 260 Lufkin, Texas 55 John Chesser DL Sr 6-1 220 Denison, Texas 56 Hunter Mills DL Fr 6-0 212 Katy, Texas 57 Carlton Dirickson LB Fr 6-0 210 Maypearl, Texas 58 RJ Melton OL So 6-1 240 Electra, Texas 59 Robert Evans LB Fr 5-10 198 Livingston, Texas60 Colton Curd DL Fr 6-0 244 Tom Bean, Texas 61 Bryce DeVaughn DL So 5-11 220 Frisco, Texas63 Michael Rinehart OL Jr 6-0 243 Garland, Texas64 Cole Caldwell OL Sr 6-4 250 Keller, Texas 65 Trey Croft DL So 6-1 250 League City, Texas 66 Branden Hunt OL Jr 6-1 232 Grand Prairie, Texas 67 Carlos Ponce OL Fr 5-10 275 Krum, Texas 68 Zain Byers DL So 6-0 250 Italy, Texas 70 Skyler Hodges OL Fr 5-9 232 Denton, Texas 71 Spencer Moore OL Jr 6-3 225 Cedar Hill, Texas 72 Ricardo Martinez OL Fr 5-10 249 Rowlett, Texas 73 Christian Martinez OL Fr 5-10 252 Rowlett, Texas 75 Josh Cohen DL So 5-11 210 San Antonio, Texas77 Dane Marwood OL Fr 6-1 277 Flower Mound, Texas 78 Trevor DeBord OL Jr 5-11 284 Gainesville, Texas79 Tom Samonig OL So 6-4 266 Portsmouth, England 80 Kyle Crawford WR Sr 6-3 217 Rockwall, Texas81 Ethan Smith K Jr 5-10 185 Heath, Texas82 Noah Raney TE Fr 6-2 205 Sherman, Texas 83 Weston Russell WR Fr 5-11 197 Bells, Texas 84 Lloyd Hunter III WR So 5-11 190 Fort Worth, Texas 85 Blake Hollenbeck WR So 6-1 205 Fort Worth, Texas 86 Brennan Ellis WR So 5-10 198 Krum, Texas 88 Michael Mahoney TE Fr 6-4 229 Irving, Texas 89 Jordan Higashida WR Fr 6-2 229 The Colony, Texas89 Tate Milroy WR Fr 5-10 162 Morris, Okla. 90 Hayden Schilling DL Fr 6-0 210 Muenster, Texas 91 Ryan Knesek DL Fr 6-1 205 Frisco, Texas 92 Wesley Thompson DL Jr 6-2 210 Troup, Texas93 Gabriel Amador DL Fr 6-1 292 Houston, Texas 94 Dalton Butler DL Fr 5-9 192 Eddy, Texas 96 Brett Vaughn DL Sr 6-2 250 Carrollton, Texas 97 Brett Fregia DL Fr 5-11 234 Liberty, Texas98 Jon Moore LB Fr 5-10 205 Grand Prairie, Texas 99 Zane Kottwitz K Fr 5-11 169 Arlington, Texas

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2014 results and stats

2014 RESULTS (5-5, 1-2 SCAC)Sep. 6 RHODES L 34-13Sep. 13 at East Texas Baptist L 43-27

Sep. 20 OCCIDENTAL W 21-12Sep. 27 HOWARD PAYNE W 19-16Oct. 4 at Southwestern W 20-13

Oct. 18 at Southwestern Assemblies of God

W 27-20

Oct. 25 at Hendrix L 38-28Nov. 1 SOUTHWESTERN* W 47-29Nov. 8 TEXAS LUTHERAN* L 36-24

Nov. 15 at Trinity* L 41-0

Player Yards Avg/G

Madison Ross 965 96.5

Bryce Murphy 593 74.1

Devin Smith 186 18.6

Undrell Thomas 97 10.8

Nick Chretopolous 13 4.3

Kevin Ray 38 3.8

Ben Bouchez 18 1.8

RUSHING

PASSING

Player Yards Avg/G

Kyle Crawford 699 69.9

Cooper Woodyard 340 34.0

Travis McClinton 170 17.0

Brandon Rawls 114 16.3

Mitch Trentman 146 14.6

Kevin Ray 91 9.1

Gabe McCarthy 77 7.7

Madison Ross 62 6.2

RECEIVING

Player Yards Avg Long

Cooper Woodyard 1479 37.0 57

Stephen Young 724 40.2 55

Drew Bicknell 45 22.5 29

PUNTING

Player Yards Avg/G

Noah Jesko 1813 181.3


Cooper Woodyard 1479 37.0 57

Stephen Young 724 40.2 55

Drew Bicknell 45 22.5 29

PUNTING

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2014 results and stats

TACKLES SACKS PASS DEFENSE FUMBLES BLKD

DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP SOLO AST TOTAL TFL-YDS NO-YDS INT-YDS BU PD QBH RCV-YDS FF KICK SAF

47 B. Ward 10 39 49 88 8.5 - 24 1.0 - 8 1 - 0 . 1 . . . .

5 J. Foster 10 24 49 73 6.0 - 32 3.5 - 23 1 - 0 2 3 2 1 . .

21 S. Loy 10 34 30 64 5.5 - 27 3.0 - 22 1 - 0 2 3 . 2 1 .

12 D. Hoye 10 39 19 58 1.0 - 1 . 2 - 96 9 11 . . . .

3 C. Headrick 10 31 23 54 1.0 - 3 . 1 - 11 5 6 . . . .

91 T. Stewart 10 21 27 48 13.5 - 51 4.5 - 30 . . . 4 1 . .

90 C. Davis 10 13 29 42 8.0 - 21 2.0 - 9 . . . 5 3 - 0 . . .

96 BH Vaughn 10 14 26 40 6.5 - 21 2.5 - 14 . . . 1 1 - 0 . 1 .

56 J. Hemen 10 13 21 34 1.0 - 2 0.5 - 1 . 1 1 1 . . .

44 M. Parkhill 9 15 13 28 4.0 - 21 2.0 - 19 . 2 2 . 1 - 0 . . .

41 C. Eneh 9 14 14 28 2.5 - 9 1.0 - 7 . . . . . . .

97 BT Vaughn 5 10 16 26 0.5 - 1 . . 1 1 1 . . .

2 S. Hodge 10 18 7 25 . . 2 - 5 7 9 . 1 - 0 . 1 .

95 J. Uland 10 7 16 23 3.0 - 13 2.5 - 11 . . . 4 . . .

35 B. Bouchez 10 10 9 19 0.5 - 0 . . . . . 1 - 0 . . .

22 K. St Romain 10 9 7 16 1.5 - 3 . 1 - 14 2 3 . . . .

25 J. Halford 9 6 9 15 . . 3 - 18 3 6 . . . .

92 W. Thompson 10 5 10 15 1.0 - 1 . . . . . . . .

31 S. Young 5 6 7 13 . . . . . 1 . . .

37 S. Reyna 7 6 6 12 1.0 - 4 . . . . . . . .

28 M. Adams 7 3 4 7 . . . 1 1 1 . . .

42 D. Chandler 7 4 2 6 2.5 - 4 0.5 - 2 . . . 2 . . .

59 TC Quintana 2 1 4 5 . . . . . . . . .

4 J. Reynoso 10 2 2 4 . . . . . . . . .

60 A. Fortenberry 5 . 3 3 0.5 - 1 . . . . . . . .

93 C. Henderson 7 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . .

1H T. Noland 7 1 2 3 . . . . . . . . .

6 C. Woodyard 10 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . .

11 S. Brooks 1 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .

74 S. Goodwyn 8 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .

7 M. Trentman 10 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .

13 S. Slowinski 8 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .

7B J. Johnson 5 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .

62 A. Ross 2 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .

26 Z. Miles 1 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .

53 C. Kovach 10 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .

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players to watch

Ross, a senior running back, will enter his final season in 2015. As a junior, he led the ‘Roos with 965 rushing yards, averaging 6.2 yards per carry and running in nine touchdowns. His longest rush of the season came against Occidental, when he went 83 yards for a touchdown. This was a breakout season for the running back, totaling almost

triple the amoung of rushing yards he had posted in his first two seasons. Ross also grabbed 62 yard receiving for 1,027 all-purpose yards.

Ward, a senior linebacker, enters his final season with the ‘Roos in 2015. He totaled 88 tackles, the top mark among AC and third-best among the conference, averging 8.8 tackles per game. 39 of his 88 tackles were solo efforts, which is the second-most among all defensive players. Last season he also posted a sack, 8.5 tackles for loss and one interception. He

posted a career-high 15 tackles against Southwestern Assem-blies of God, while he was able to mark double-digit tackles on three other occasions last season.

Vaughn, a senior defensive lineman, played in all 10 games for the ‘Roos last season and will return for his final campaign. He totaled 40 tackles, averaging 4.0 per game. He also notched 6.5 tackles for loss, including 2.5 sacks, one blocked field goal and one fumble recovery. Two of his sacks one the season came in the first SCAC game of the year

against Southwestern. He also marked a season-high eight tackles in the final game of the year against Trinity.

Crawford, a senior tight end, played in all 10 games last season and led the team with 699 receiv-ing yards. He scored four touch-downs in 2014, which was second among all receivers. He grabbed a career-high 153 yards against East Texas Baptist in the second game of the season, including his second-longest reception of the year, 58 yards. Crawford’s longest

reception came against Southwestern in the first meeting of two teams last season. He was able to connect on an 81 yard pass from quarterback Noah Jesko to score the first touch-down of the game.

MADISON ROSSSR., RB, FORT WORTH, TEXAS

BROOKS WARDSR., LB, GRAND PRARIE, TEXAS

BRETT VAUGHNSR., DL, CARROLTON, TEXAS

KYLE CRAWFORDSR., TE, ROCKWALL, TEXAS

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2015 season preview

The 2015 campaign will see plenty of transition for the Austin College football team, as head coach Loren Dawson and his staff replace 23 seniors, including 18 former starters from last year’s squad. Last season the ‘Roos finished 5-5 with a 1-2 record in Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference play, but find themselves in unfamiliar territory, having to find new starters at several major positions. Fortunately for Dawson, he’s got several key performers coming back this year including first team All-SCAC running back Madison Ross to lead the offense, and a defense that will feature senior All-SCAC performers Brooks Ward and Brett Vaughn leading the charge. Ross rushed for 965 yards and averaged 6.2 yards-per-carry, scoring nine touchdowns to finish among the conference leaders in all three categories. Ward, a middle linebacker, was among the SCAC leaders with 88 tackles, in-cluding 8.5 tackles for loss, and Vaughn, a defensive tackle, had 40 stops includ-ing 6.5 TFL and 2.5 sacks. Joining them on the defense will be Delmas Hoye, the lone returning starter in the secondary. The cornerback finished fourth on the team with 58 tackles and picked off two passes last year. Back on the offensive side of the ball, Ross will get help from leading pass catcher Kyle Crawford. The tight end returns this season after hauling in 42 passes for 699 yards and four touchdowns on his way to earning D3Football.com All-Region honors for the second straight year. However, the big question mark on offense will be at the quarterback spot, as Dawson finds himself forced to start a new signal caller for the first time since the 2011 campaign. Gone is Noah Jesko, who set an Austin College record with 906 career pass attempts and fell just short of breaking the career yardage mark, and Dawson expects it to be an ongoing competition to find a replacement throughout fall camp. Jesko isn’t the only valuable member of the offense the ‘Roos will be forced to replace, as Austin College also must find another runner to comple-ment Ross after losing All-Conference back Bryce Murphy to graduation. Still, there are several skill position playmakers returning this season including Cooper Woodyard, Kevin Ray, and Brandon Rawls, and Dawson expects receiver Shawn Slowinski to make an impact in the passing game this year. The ‘Roos could also see the emergence of receiver Joe Traylor, a 6-foot-4, 205 pound ju-nior who transferred in last year but sat out during the 2014 campaign. Traylor adds tremendous size and athleticism to go along with the quickness of Ray and the consistency and strength of Crawford. “A big focus has been and will continue to be improving situational football, whether it’s down and distance or in the red zone,” said Dawson. “With the defense, we want to cut down on giving up big plays, and on offense the focus has been on third down conversions.”

Leading the way up front is an offensive line that will need to replace several key members from last season’s squad, but returns enough experience to make it a strength of the team. Cole Caldwell and Judd Mahan return to man the left side of the line, while Spencer Moore is poised to recover from a season ending injury a year ago and reclaim his spot as the team’s starting right tackle. Re-placing starting center Cody Kovach won’t be easy, but Branden Hunt received significant playing time last year and should be able to do an admirable job filling the void. On defense, Austin College must find a way to replace departed defensive backs Colter Headrick, Scott Loy, and Shane Hodge, but Dawson believes the pieces are in place to put together a strong group alongside Hoye. Max James could make an impact, along with Stevie Reyna, Shane Brooks, and Major Adams in the secondary. Linebacker is another position that will need a little bit of revamping, but Kendall St. Romain, Charles Eneh, and Darlon Chandler should all get chances to expand on the potential they’ve flashed in backup roles. Dawson also expects defensive lineman Wesley Thompson to take on a bigger role this season. Austin College also faces the difficult challenge of an unbalanced home and away schedule this season, playing in the friendly confines of Apple Stadium just four times in 2015. The ‘Roos will be home the first two Saturdays of the season, but play at home just once in October before returning to Apple for Homecoming on November 14 against Trinity. Along with the challenges of playing so few games at home and replacing 23 graduated seniors, the coaching staff has undergone some changes with a new defensive coordinator in Mike Silva. The ‘Roos will also have a new special teams coordinator and offensive line coach this season. “We’re going to work hard to travel with a championship approach,” said Daw-son when asked about the unusual number of road trips. “We can’t let being on the road impact our ability to play at our best.” The ‘Roos will be reporting to fall camp on August 13, and kick off the 2015 season at home against Hendrix College at 1:00 p.m. on September 5.

Courtesy of Austin College Sports Informa-tion

• In 2014, Austin College finished third in the SCAC with a record of 1-2

• Madison Ross, the con-ference’s second leading rusher, will be returning from the 2014 squad

• AC will look to rebuild after losing 23 seniors from the 2014 class

• Head Coach Loren Dawson has brought in Mike Silva as the new Defensive Coordinator, there are also new faces at Special Teams Coordi-nator and Offensive Line Coach

• The ‘Roos will open the season at home, but will only play four total home games this season

Team Statistics AC OPP

SCORING 226 282

Points Per Game 22.6 28.2

FIRST DOWNS 178 208

Rushing 84 80

Passing 79 112

Penalty 15 15

RUSHING YARDAGE 1818 1608

Rushing attempts 423 352

Average Per Rush 4.3 4.6

Average Per Game 181.8 160.8

TDs Rushing 16 17

PASSING YARDAGE 1813 2653

Comp-Att-Int 147-289-9 208-332-12

Average Per Pass 6.3 8.0

Average Per Catch 12.3 12.8

Team Statistics AC OPP


TDs Passing 13 17

TOTAL OFFENSE 3631 4261

Average Per Play 5.1 6.2


KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS 37-713 40-914

PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS 10-59 12-83

INT RETURNS: #-YARDS 12-144 9-139

FUMBLES-LOST 9-4 9-8

PENALTIES-YARDS 65-608 57-534

PUNTS-AVG 60-37.5 47-38.8

TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME

30:56 29:04

3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 53/156 43/130

4TH DOWN CONVERSIONS 12/31 9/19

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LOCATION:Georgetown, TexasFOUNDED:1873ENROLLMENT:1,265NICKNAME:PiratesCOLORS:Black and goldSTADIUM:Georgetown Athletic Com-plex/ Birkelbach FieldPRESIDENT:Edward BurgerATHLETICS DIRECTOR:Dr. Glada MuntATHLETIC TRAINER:Glenn SchwabFOOTBALLHEAD COACH:Joe Austin

PresidentEdward Burger

Athletic DirectorDr. Glada Munt

Sports Information DirectorMegan Hardin

Director of Athletic Training ServicesGlenn Schwab

QUICK FACTSDATE OPPONENT TIMESep. 5 at Hardin-Simmons 1 p.m.Sep. 12 at McMurry 6 p.m.Sep. 19 EAST TEXAS BAPTIST 7 p.m.Sep. 26 WISCONSIN - RIVER FALLS NoonOct. 3 at Austin 1 p.m.Oct. 10 at Oklahoma Panhandle 2 p.m.Oct. 24 TRINITY 6 p.m.Oct. 31 AUSTIN* 1 p.m.Nov. 7 at Trinity* 1 p.m.Nov. 14 TEXAS LUTHERAN 6 p.m.

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Joe Austin enters his third year as the head coach of Southwestern’s football program. He was hired in February 2012, as the University reinstated the program following a 63-year hiatus. In two seasons, Austin has coached 16 All-SCAC selections and 31 academic all-conference honor-ees. Austin’s second campaign with the squad featured the first win for the Pirates since the 1950 season, as Southwestern topped Sul Ross State, 27-20, on Sept. 13, 2014. The Pirates averaged 339.9 yards of total offense, while the defense limited opponents to nearly 80 less yards per contest. He mentored eight all-conference performers, includ-ing four first-teamers. Nik Kelly also was named SCAC Newcomer of the Year after leading the league with six interceptions. Additionally, 18 SU players earned academic all-league honors. In his first season at the helm of the Pirates, Austin saw the Pirates place three first-year players on the All-SCAC First Team, including defensive end Justin Broussard, who topped the league in sacks. In addition to the trio of first-team selections, South-western earned five honorable-mention All-SCAC selections. His offense threw for more than 2,100 yards in their first season and averaged just over 200 yards passing per game. The 2013 season also saw 13 Pi-rates earn a spot on the SCAC Academic Honor Roll. Austin came to Southwestern after transforming Hanover College’s football program in a short time frame. In three years at Hanover, he took a team that was in a decline to a rising star in the Heartland

Collegiate Athletic Conference, finishing in second place the last two seasons. Prior to Hanover, Austin guided the University of Dubuque to back-to-back winning seasons for the first time in 28 seasons. The Spartans finished 7-3 in 2007 and 6-4 in 2006 in a highly competitive Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. During that time Austin’s offensive unit set 33 school records and in 2007 averaged 35.6 points and 433.4 offen-sive yards per game. On his way to Dubuque, Austin made stops in Augsburg College as the offensive coordinator for one season and was an offensive assistant coach at Concordia University-St. Paul for four campaigns. While at Concordia-St. Paul, the Golden Bears fin-ished ranked in the top 10 nationally at the NCAA Division II level in total offense (6th-2003/7th-2002). Concordia averaged more than 35 points per game and set virtually every school passing, rushing and receiving record during his tenure. A former small-college athlete, Austin played quarterback at St. Ambrose University (Iowa) for two seasons. He suffered a broken vertebrae in his back six games into his sophomore season. The in-jury, which required reconstructive surgery, ended his playing career but jump started his coaching career. Austin earned a bachelor’s degree in communi-cation studies from Concordia-St. Paul in 2001 and a master’s degree in organizational management from the same institution three years later.

coaching staff

Tim ByerlyOffensie Line Coach / Video Coordinator

JOE austin

tom rossAssociate Head CoachDefensive Coordina-tor

Chad EllisAssistant Football CoachRunning Backs

Garrett WinsettAssistance Football CoachWide Receivers

Kenneth ebohRecruiting Coordinator / Defensive Line

kurt hallead Assistant Football CoachOffensive Backfield

joe McGriffAssistant Football CoachLinebackers

Bill KrieselAcademic Success Coordinator / Defensive Backs

richard berrouetAssistant Football CoachDefensive Line

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2015 roster

NO. PLAYER NAME POS. CL. HT. WT. HOMETOWN1 Amir Alzer QB Fr. 6-0 190 Cedar Park, Texas 1 Aaron Robinson DB Fr. Spring, Texas 2 Justin Pelt RB Jr. 6-1 190 Leander, Texas 3 Travis Malesky QB Fr. 6-0 175 Round Rock, Texas 3 Jaret Tolbert DB Fr. 5-10 160 Angleton, Texas 4 Milton Holmes WR So. 6-0 155 Pearland, Texas 5 Preston Bass CB So. 6-1 170 Schertz, Texas 5 Dylan Wilburn RB Jr. 5-7 205 Houston, Texas 6 Matt Boyle WR Fr. 5-9 170 Weatherford, Texas 6 Andrew Young DB Jr. 5-10 170 Baytown, Texas 7 Shea Brewer DB Fr. 6-1 170 Dale, Texas 8 Paul Williams QB Fr. 5-9 160 Kemah, Texas 9 Garrett Gibbins RB So. 5-9 170 Austin, Texas 10 Alan Peralta DB Jr. 5-10 185 Gladewater, Texas 11 Fred Hover QB Fr. 5-9 185 McAllen, Texas 11 AJ McCort DB Jr. 5-11 170 Katy, Texas 12 AJ Daniels QB Fr. 6-4 200 Benbrook, Texas 12 Mason Ford DB Jr. 5-10 170 Cypress, Texas 13 Dante Smith WR Jr. 6-2 210 Beaumont, Texas 14 Bryan Hicks QB Jr. 6-0 180 Humble, Texas 14 Andrew Meynig DB Jr. 5-10 175 Austin, Texas 15 Jahmaal Dumes RB Jr. 5-9 175 Beaumont, Texas 16 Jeremy Snyder QB Jr. 6-3 220 Taylor, Texas 17 Grayson Beck WR So. 6-2 190 Houston, Texas 18 Noah Martin QB Fr. 6-0 170 Cypress, Texas 18 Laith Tucker K/P Jr. 5-10 185 Houston, Texas 19 Taylor Fann DB Jr. 5-11 175 McKinney, Texas 19 Matt Gillen WR Jr. 6-2 195 Coppell, Texas 20 Cris Pringle RB So. 5-6 160 Fort Worth, Texas 21 Markell Henderson RB Fr. 5-6 150 San Antonio, Texas 21 DeeJay Johnson CB So. 6-3 160 Humble, Texas 22 Nik Kelly CB So. 5-7 160 League City, Texas 23 Levi Andrews WR Fr. 5-10 175 La Vernia, Texas 23 Monroe Luther DE So. 6-0 195 Springlake, Texas 24 Jalen Chriesman RB So. 5-10 195 Sanderson, Texas 24 Desmond Jackson DB Fr. 5-8 170 Houston, Texas 25 Collin Parks WR So. 5-7 160 Hideaway, Texas 25 Colton Williams DB Jr. 5-10 185 Canton, Texas 26 Elijah Velasquez RB Fr. 5-4 165 Port Lavaca, Texas 27 JT Marek RB Fr. 5-8 155 Bellville, Texas 29 John David Bishop RB Fr. 5-8 180 League City, Texas 29 Chris Luca LB So. 5-10 190 Austin, Texas 30 Doc Woodson RB Fr. 5-6 145 Arlington, Texas 31 Patrick Mosley Jr. WR Fr. 5-8 190 Rosenberg, Texas 32 Darren Jasso LB Fr. 5-11 170 San Antonio, Texas 32 Brennan Sooter LB So. 5-7 180 Justin, Texas 33 Tyler Frisby LB Jr. 6-0 205 Justin, Texas 34 Nick Gonzales RB Fr. 5-10 170 Waxahachie, Texas 35 Mills Duncan LB Fr. 5-10 185 Bellville, Texas 35 Brandon Ortega RB So. 5-10 230 Casa Grande, Ariz. 36 Sir Spencer Majors DE Fr. 5-11 215 Waco, Texas 37 Addison Elliott TE Jr. 6-3 225 Lago Vista, Texas 38 Michael Patterson LB Jr. 6-0 210 Arlington, Texas 39 Tanner Hanssen DE So. 5-10 215 San Antonio, Texas 40 Josh Scoggin LB So. 6-0 190 Mount Pleasant, Texas 41 Luke Evans LB So. 6-0 200 Hutto, Texas 42 Todd Heger TE Fr. 6-0 205 Weimar, Texas 43 Justin Broussard DE Jr. 6-1 230 Beaumont, Texas

NO. PLAYER NAME POS. CL. HT. WT. HOMETOWN44 Brandon Fleischmann TE Jr. 6-3 240 Roanoke, Texas 45 Zach Cole LB Jr. 5-11 220 Orange, Texas 46 Christian Hansell DE Fr. 6-6 230 Bastrop, Texas 47 Alex Kotlarz LB So. 6-2 210 Austin, Texas 48 Ben Patterson TE Jr. 6-0 215 Arlington, Texas 49 Tyler Adams K So. 5-7 205 Olden, Texas 50 Tommy Angeloni LB Fr. 5-11 215 Allen, Texas 51 Dereck Harenda OL Jr. 6-0 245 Grand Prairie, Texas 52 David-Alvin Quinton TE Fr. 5-10 225 Round Rock, Texas 52 Bear Reeves LB So. 5-11 215 Bryan, Texas 53 Cory Vega DT Fr. 6-1 225 San Antonio, Texas 54 Bobby Jones LB So. 6-0 215 Roanoke, Texas 54 Jordan Sturgeon OL Fr. 6-0 235 Arlington, Texas 55 Nick Mask DE Jr. 6-0 235 Highlands Ranch, Colo. 56 Jeric Esparza LB Fr. 5-11 225 Runge, Texas 56 Garrett West OL So. 6-3 220 Boerne, Texas 57 Caleb Brimmage LS So. 5-7 210 Cypress, Texas 58 Chance Armstrong DE So. 5-11 180 Marble Falls, Texas 58 Taylor Marks OL So. 6-3 270 Austin, Texas 59 Will Devine OL Jr. 6-2 280 Grapevine, Texas 60 Martin Ruiz OL Fr. 6-0 235 Austin, Texas 61 Jonas Shubert OL Fr. 6-1 240 Corpus Christi, Texas 62 Sam Grubbs OL Fr. 6-0 240 The Woodlands, Texas 64 Cole Atteberry OL Fr. 6-0 320 Kingwood, Texas 65 Jose Perez OL Jr. 6-1 275 Laredo, Texas 66 Tyler Branum OL Fr. 6-0 295 Spring, Texas 67 Mason McClellan OL So. 6-2 275 Hurst, Texas 68 Nick Swope OL Fr. 6-3 270 Dallas, Texas 69 Bucky McDaniel OL Fr. 5-10 315 Early, Texas 70 James Smat OL Fr. 6-2 230 Benbrook, Texas 71 Jacob Harton OL Jr. 6-2 270 Louise, Texas 72 Harvey Mulvihill DT Jr. 6-5 350 Richardson, Texas 73 PJ Quinters OL So. 6-0 290 Floresville, Texas 74 Triston Beadle DT So. 6-0 275 Princeton, Texas 75 Michael McGrath OL Tyler, Texas76 Andrew Pratt OL Jr. 6-2 310 Rio Grande City, Texas 77 Zach Scroggins OL Jr. 6-2 265 Seabrook, Texas 78 Coleman Counihan OL Jr. 6-3 260 Austin, Texas 79 Patrick Mulvihill OL Fr. Richardson, Texas 80 Micah Sherman WR Jr. 6-0 170 Justin, Texas 81 Kory Gills WR Fr. 5-7 120 League City, Texas 82 Zac Richards WR Fr. 6-1 170 Richmond, Texas 83 John Free WR Jr. 6-0 180 Flower Mound, Texas 84 Landry Bray WR Fr. 5-8 180 Arlington, Texas 85 Kenneth Wynn Jr. WR Jr. 5-11 185 Arlington, Texas 86 Tyler Hull WR So. 6-2 200 Corinth, Texas 87 Zach Rowan TE Fr. 6-2 170 Earth, Texas 89 Sean Thompson WR Fr. 6-0 220 San Antonio, Texas 90 Kyle Perlowski DE So. 6-0 220 Lorena, Texas 91 Noah Berlanga DT Fr. 5-11 270 Fort Worth, Texas 92 Jonah Kucinski-Stewart DT Fr. 5-11 220 San Antonio, Texas 93 RJ Nava DE Jr. 5-9 185 Georgetown, Texas 94 Jesus Lucero Jr. DT Jr. 6-0 245 Rio Grande City, Texas 95 Jesus Martinez DT So. 5-9 280 San Antonio, Texas 96 Quinn Hendrick DE So. 5-11 195 Brazoria, Texas 97 Josh Hicks DE So. 6-2 190 Nederland, Texas 98 Isaiah Galvan DT Jr. 6-3 260 Edinburg, Texas 99 Ty Stubbs DT Fr. 5-11 305 Sugar Land, Texas

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2014 results & stats

2014 RESULTS (1-8, 0-3 SCAC)Sep. 13 SUL ROSS STATE W 27-20Sep. 20 at East Texas Baptist L 34-58

Sep. 27 at Oklahoma Baptist L 7-51Oct. 4 AUSTIN COLLEGE L 13-20Oct. 11 OKLAHOMA PANHANDLE L 7-59

Oct. 18 at Trinity L 19-22Nov. 1 at Austin College* L 29-47Nov. 8 TRINITY* L 18-38Nov. 15 at Texas Lutheran L 14-41

Player Yards Avg/G

Dylan Wilburn 540 77.1

Justin Pelt 304 38.0

Willis Johnson 168 33.6

Jahmaal Dumes 32 10.7

Kyle Cutbirth 16 5.3

Cris Pringle 13 4.3

RUSHING

PASSING

Player Yards Avg/G

Matt Gillen 569 81.3

Micah Sherman 584 64.9

John Free 262 29.1

Taylor Stephens 161 23.0

Kenneth Wynn Jr. 189 21.0

Alan Peralta 77 15.4

Dante Smith 89 12.7

Nik Kelly 80 8.9

Justin Pelt 52 6.5

Dylan Wilburn 45 6.4

RECEIVING


Laith Tucker 2078 34.6 53

Bryan Hicks 129 43.0 55

Dylan WIlburn 79 39.5 46

Justin Pelt 67 33.5 37

PUNTING

Player Yards Avg/G

Bryan Hicks 1056 264.0

Justin Pelt 798 99.8

Jeremy Snyder 252 84.0


Colton Williams 334 19.6 42

Chris Luca 318 16.7 30

Alan Peralta 179 19.9 40

Justin Pelt 34 17.0 19

RETURNING

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43 J. Broussard 9 27 31 58 15.5 - 76 5.5 - 39 . . . 10 . 4 . . 33 T. Frisby 9 23 27 50 3.5 - 10 . . 3 3 2 1 - 0 1 . . 45 Z. Cole 9 28 20 48 4.5 - 15 1.0 - 8 . 1 1 2 . 1 . . 1D A.J. McCort 7 18 29 47 . . . 1 1 1 . . . . 9D T. Fann 9 28 19 47 1.5 -2 . 5 - 9 14 19 . . . . . 91 A. Lee 9 23 20 43 9.5 - 50 2.5 - 20 . 2 2 4 1 - 0 1 . . 22 N. Kelly 9 24 18 42 2.0 - 7 . 6 - 34 13 19 . 2 - 0 . . . 12 M. Ford 9 10 28 38 5.5 - 16 2.0 - 9 1 - 12 1 2 2 2 - 0 . . . 2D T. Rogers 8 16 18 34 6.5 - 43 2.0 - 29 1 - 3 . 1 2 . . . . 54 B. Jones 8 13 15 28 1.0 -1 . . . . . 1 - 0 . . . 21 D. Johnson 9 16 10 26 1.0 - 2 . 1 - 0 7 8 . . . . . 63 C. Schindler 9 10 14 24 1.0 - 3 1.0 - 3 . 1 1 1 . . . . 59 A. Tyson 7 5 14 19 2.0 - 5 . . 2 2 . . 1 . . 92 P. Ricker 8 5 13 18 2.0 - 4 . . . . . . . . . 98 I. Galvan 8 6 10 16 5.0 - 16 1.5 - 9 . . . 1 1 - 0 1 1 . 50 Q. Thompson 7 5 9 14 1.0 - 2 . . . . . . . . . 11 W. Urban 7 6 7 13 1.0 - 1 . . . . . . . . . 25 C. Williams 8 5 8 13 1.5 - 2 . . . . . . . . . 28 D. Countiss 6 6 6 12 1.0 - 2 . . . . . . 1 . . 93 RJ Nava 8 6 5 11 0.5 - 1 . . . . . . . . . 55 N. Mask 6 2 8 10 3.0 - 5 . . . . . . . . . 90 K. Perlowski 4 3 5 8 0.5 - 1 . . . . . . . . . 38 M. Patterson 6 1 6 7 0.5 - 1 . . . . . . . . . 8D A. Meynig 7 4 2 6 . . . 1 1 . . . . . 26 K. Zarosky 4 2 4 6 . . . . . . . . . . 29 C. Luca 8 1 4 5 0.5 - 0 . 1 - 0 . 1 . . . . . 8K L. Tucker 9 3 2 5 . . . . . . . . . . 42 L. Evans 5 . 3 3 0.5 - 1 . . . . . . . . . 58 C. Armstrong 1 1 2 3 . . . . . . . . . . 40 J. Scoggin 6 1 2 3 1.0 - 1 . . . . . . . . . 2 J. Pelt 8 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . . . 94 J. Lucero Jr. 4 . 3 3 . . . . . . . . . . 96 J. Hicks 2 1 1 2 0.5 - 1 0.5 - 1 . . . . . . . . 6 D. Smith 7 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . . . 87 T. Stephens 7 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . . . 1 J. Free 9 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . . . 5 D. Wilburn 7 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . . . 73 P.J. Quinters 8 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . . 9Z W. Devine 9 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . . 16 J. Snyder 3 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . . 80 M. Sherman 9 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . . 85 K. Wynn Jr. 9 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . . 5D P. Bass 2 1 . 1 . . . 1 1 . . . . .

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Wilburn, a junior running back, will return for his junior season in 2015. He started the final seven games, garnering honor-able-mention All-SCAC honors after leading the team with 585 all-purpose yards (83.6 ypg), fourth in the conference. Wil-burn also led the team with 540 rushing yards, averaging 77.1 per game.

Sherman, a junior wide receiver, enters the 2015 season after gar-nering first-team All-SCAC honors in 2014. Sherman led the team with 584 receiving yards, while leading the SCAC with 44 recep-tions. He averaged 64.9 receiving yards per game and 13.3 yards per catch, hauling in a team-best four touchown passes.

Broussard, a junior defensive end, comes into his junior season this year. Broussard started all nine games for the Pirates in 2014 and was named First-Team All-SCAC for the second straight season. He ranked second among the squad with 58 total tackles, including 16 for loss, which was second in the SCAC. Broussard also ranked second in the SCAC

with six sacks. He led the conference with four forced fumbles and posted a team-best 10 quarterback hurries.

Kelly, a sophomore corner back, will come back for his second sea-son with the Pirates after being named the 2014 SCAC Newcomer of the Year. Kelly earned First Team All-SCAC honors. In his first season, he posted 42 tackles, including two tackles-for-loss. He also led the conference with six interceptions, picking off two passes in Southwestern’s sea-

son-opening win. His average of 0.7 interceptions per game ranked 16th among all NCAA Division III.

DYLAN WILBURNJR., RB, HOUSTON, TEXAS

MICAH SHERMANJR., WR, JUSTIN, TEXAS

JUSTIN BROUSSARDJR., DE, BEAUMONT, TEXAS

NIK KELLYSO., CB, LEAGUE CITY, TEXAS

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Team Statistics SU OPP

SCORING 168 356


FIRST DOWNS 159 159

Rushing 49 79

Passing 98 70

Penalty 12 10





TDs Rushing 7 22


Comp-Att-Int 163-314-13 122-253-15



Team Statistics SU OPP


TDs Passing 17 17









PUNTS-AVG 68-34.6 46-37.0

TIME OF POSSESION/GAME 30:52 29:08



When Joe Austin was hired as the head football coach at Southwestern University in 2012, he explained that it would take three years for the Pirates to close the gap, in terms of physical maturity. “In year one, we were playing all true freshmen. In year two, we closed the gap and we’ll continue to do that again this season.” Austin says the team’s strength gains in the weight room will show on the field this year. “We have guys on this team that can line up against anyone on our schedule and be at the same level.” The third-year head coach for the Pirates also expects constant improvement, which will lead to results on the scoreboard. Last year, Austin guided Southwestern to a 27-20 victory over Sul Ross State, which marked the first win since the program was reinstated by the University. After rotating through a few signal callers last season due to injuries, Austin is ready for Bryan Hicks to return to lead the offense. “I’d like to see him make that next step to an elite-level player. He’s a talented passer.” The 6-foot, 180-pounder threw for 1,056 yards and 11 touchdowns, while completing 58.7 percent of his passes last season. Despite playing only four games, Hicks was named honorable-mention All-Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference (SCAC). Jeremy Snyder started the Pirates’ final game of the 2014 season under center. The Taylor, Texas, native is described as one of the hardest working players on the roster. Last year as a sophomore, Snyder completed 19 passes for 252 yards and a touchdown. Another key position that Austin hopes can stay healthy this season is run-ning back. Justin Pelt was forced to play quarterback last season due to injuries, while Dylan Wilburn has battled injuries in both of his first two campaigns in Georgetown. In addition to throwing for 798 yards and five touchdowns, Pelt rushed for 304 yards and found the end zone once on the ground. Meanwhile, Wilburn was an honorable-mention All-SCAC selection after lead-ing Southwestern with 585 all-purpose yards and six touchdowns. The 5-foot-7, 205-pound running back averaged 77.1 yards per game on the ground, while also catching five passes out of the backfield. The most decorated position on the offensive side of the ball is Southwest-ern’s pass catchers. Wide receivers Matt Gillen and Micah Sherman both earned first-team All-SCAC honors a year ago. Sherman, who hails from Justin, Texas, led the conference with 44 receptions, while posting a team-high 584 receiving yards. Gillen, a 6-foot-2, 195-pounder, has earned first-team all-league honors in back-to-back seasons. Last year, he posted 41 receptions and three touch-downs. Austin also is expecting Kenneth Wynn Jr. and Dante Smith to be factors in the passing game. The Pirates will welcome back 2013 honorable-mention All-SCAC tight end Brandon Fleischmann, who missed all of last season due to an injury. “We’re excited to have him back,” Austin said. “His aggression is different than most guys. He doesn’t stop at the point of attack, ever. He is really athletic for his size.”

Fleischmann posted 22 receptions for 175 yards and a touchdown as a fresh-man. The offensive line is one of the units that Austin and his staff has been waiting to come around. This year, the group up front will benefit the most from an extra year of strength training and experience. Will Devine, a 6-foot-2, 280-pound junior, played every game at tackle a year ago. Andrew Pratt (6-2/310) started all nine contests at guard as a sophomore, while Dereck Harenda (6-0/245) played in seven contests at the other guard position. PJ Quinters (6-0/290) saw action in eight games, including five starts at center as a freshman. On the other side of the ball, the defensive line has been a strength for Austin’s squad in the last two seasons. Austin points to the unit’s quickness for its success. Defensive team leaders Justin Broussard and Nick Mask are two of the key pieces to the scheme. Broussard has collected first-team All-SCAC accolades in back-to-back campaigns. Last year, the 6-foot-1, 235-pound defensive end ranked second in the league with six sacks and 16 tackles for loss. The middle layer of the defense is expected to be another unit that improves in 2015. Zach Cole, a junior from Orange, Texas, saw action in all nine games, including seven as a starter. The 5-foot-11, 220-pounder ranked fourth on the team with 47 tackles, including four for loss. Austin hopes Tyler Frisby (6-0/205) can return to his all-conference form from his freshman campaign. Last year as a sophomore, he finished third on the team with 50 tackles, including 3.5 for loss. Despite being a young crew last season, the secondary proved to be one of the top units in the conference. Sophomore cornerbacks Nik Kelly and DeeJay Johnson lead the way. Kelly was named SCAC Newcomer of the Year in addition to earning first-team all-league honors. The 5-foot-7, 170-pounder led the conference with six inter-ceptions, while also registering 42 tackles. Johnson, a 6-foot-3, 160-pound native of Humble, Texas, was an honor-able-mention All-SCAC pick. He recorded 26 tackles and one interception as a freshman.

Junior Taylor Fann is a versatile athlete who can play both cornerback and safe-ty. Last year, the McKinney, Texas, native garnered honorable-mention All-SCAC laurels after posting 47 tackles and five interceptions. Laith Tucker returns as the Pirates placekicker this season. The junior from Houston was 3-of-9 in field goal attempts a year ago. However, Austin said he had a really good spring season. He also will be pushed by Tyler Adams.

Tucker also averaged 35.2 yards per punt last year.

Courtesy of Southwestern SportsInformation

QUICK NOTES• Southwestern enters

its 46th year of foot-ball and third since the program was reinstated by the institution.

• The Pirates return 55 letter winners from last year’s squad.

• Four first team All-SCAC selections return for South-western, including defensive end Justin Broussard and cor-nerback Nik Kelly.

• Broussard led the league with six sacks, while Kelly, who also was the conference’s Newcomer of the Year, posted a SCAC-best six intercep-tions.

26scac information

27 bulldogs

LOCATION:Seguin, TexasFOUNDED:1891ENROLLMENT:1,300NICKNAME:BulldogsCOLORS:Black and goldSTADIUM:Bulldog StadiumPRESIDENT:Stuart DorseyATHLETICS DIRECTOR:Bill MillerATHLETIC TRAINER:Matt MatochaFOOTBALLHEAD COACH:Danny Padron

PresidentStuart Dorsey

Athletic DirectorBill Miller

Sports Information DirectorTim Clark

Athletic TrainerMatt Matocha

QUICK FACTSDATE OPPONENT TIMESep. 5 at Sul Ross State 6 p.m.Sep. 12 HARDIN-SIMMONS 6 p.m.Sep. 19 LOUISIANA COLLEGE 6 p.m.Sep. 26 SOUTHWESTERN ASSEMBLIES

OF GOD6 p.m.

Oct. 3 HOWARD PAYNE 6 p.m.Oct. 10 at East Texas Baptist 6 p.m.Oct. 24 at Mary Hardin-Baylor 1 p.m.Oct. 31 at Trinity* 1 p.m.Nov. 7 AUSTIN COLLEGE* 1 p.m.Nov. 14 at Southwestern* 6 p.m.

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coaching staff

Andy padronAssistant Football CoachOffensive Coordinator / Quarterbacks

mark careyCo-Defensive Coordinator/Secondary Coach

Braxton HarrisCo-Defensive Coordinator / Linebackers / Recruiting Coordinator

kyle ingrahamAssistant Football CoachWide Receivers / Academic Coordinator

Craig HarrisAssistant Football CoachDefensive Line

Carl GustafsonAssistant Football CoachOffensive Line / Director of Operations

Texas Lutheran Head Football Coach Danny Padron, a two-time SCAC Coach of the Year, enters his sixth season with the Bulldogs. In 2014, Padron led TLU to a second consec-utive Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Championship and to the university’s first-ever post-season appearance as a member of the NCAA Division III. TLU went 9-2 overall in 2014 and won the SCAC with a 3-0 mark. The Bulldogs ended 2014 at school-best positions in national polls from the American Football Coaches Association and D3football.com. The Bulldogs finished at No. 16 in the AFCA Division III Coaches’ Poll and at No. 19 in the D3football.com Top 25. TLU is ranked preseason No. 13 by Sporting News and preseason No. 21 by D3football.com. TLU qualified for the 2014 NCAA Championships and fell in the first round of the playoffs. TLU lost 27-20 on the road to then No. 2-ranked Mary Hardin-Baylor. Padron’s star running back, Marquis Barrolle, picked up 2014 All-American honors from D3football.com and USA College Football as a sophomore. Barrolle won the NCAA Division III rushing title with a school-record 1,792 yards in 11 games. Barrolle was named the SCAC Offensive Player of the Year. Barrolle scored 14 touchdowns and set or tied TLU school marks for rushing yards in a game (288), rushing TDs in a game (4, tied with three others), total TDs in a game (4, tied with five others), points scored in a game (24, tied with five others), carries in a game (50), all-purpose

yardage in a game (324), all-purpose yardage in a season (2,068), games with more than 200 yards rushing (4), and games with more than 100 yards rushing (8). Barrolle also ranked among the 2014 NCAA DIII leaders in rushing yards per game (second, with 162.9) and in all-purpose yards per game (fifth, with 188). The Bulldogs’ offense posted final NCAA rank-ings of eighth in total offense, 14th in rushing offense, 18th in scoring offense, 21st in sacks allowed, 10th in first downs offense, and 21st in time of possession. The Bulldogs’ defense ended the year ranked 10th in team sacks, 14th in total tackles for loss, ninth in team tackles for loss, and 21st in defen-sive touchdowns. Padron led the Bulldogs to the 2013 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Championship. TLU’s championship squad went 8-1 overall and 3-0 in the SCAC. Padron quickly turned around a TLU program that was coming off an 0-10 season when he inherited it in 2010. The 2013 season record of 8-1 was the best overall record for TLU since the 1976 NAIA-II semifinal team went 10-1. In 2013, the Bulldogs were ranked in the Top 25 by the American Football Coaches Association and received votes in the D3football.com Top 25. At the conclusion of the 2013 season, TLU was third in DIII in total offense (521.2), sixth in scoring offense (46.1) and ninth in passing offense (326.7). Padron also coached place-kicker Allen Cain to a pair of First Team All-America and First Team Academic All-America honors in 2011 and 2012.

DANNY padron

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2015 roster

# PLAYER NAME POS. CL. HT. WT. HOMETOWN1 Reggie Jackson WR So. 5-8 160 Killeen, Texas2 J.B. Brown WR So. 5-8 175 Refugio, Texas 3 Jake Bahr LB Sr. 6-1 215 Tomball, Texas4 Jekovan Holmes WR Fr. 6-0 186 San Antonio, Texas5 Marquis Barrolle RB Jr. 5-2 150 Ingleside, Texas 6 Jacob Tingle WR R-Jr. 6-0 190 San Antonio, Texas 7 Caleb Oliver WR Jr. 6-2 180 Pearland, Texas 8 Trenton White QB Sr. 5-9 165 Sachse, Texas 9 Cameron Scott DB Jr. 5-10 185 Houston, Texas 11 Darian Candler LB Jr. 6-1 205 Humble, Texas 12 Chase Dawkins QB So. 6-0 180 Prosper, Texas 13 Al Pollard-Baylor WR So. 5-10 190 Cleburne, Texas 14 Zach Galindo QB So. 5-9 180 Helotes, Texas 15 Casey Viator DB R-So. 5-9 195 Mauriceville, Texas 16 Chase Ragusa WR Jr. 5-8 185 Cypress, Texas 17 Logan Thompson WR/P So. 6-3 200 Red Oak, Texas 18 Jubias Cloud DB Fr. 5-11 160 San Antonio, Texas 19 Jacob Sadler WR Sr. 5-9 180 Devine, Texas 20 Jordan Sims DB Sr. 5-9 160 San Antonio, Texas 21 Drake Dowling DB Sr. 5-8 183 Katy, Texas 22 A.J. Saucedo RB Sr. 5-8 173 San Antonio, Texas 23 Matt Valadez RB So. 5-6 170 Stockdale, Texas 24 Jordan Braden DB So. 5-10 185 Humble, Texas 25 Justus Parker DB Fr. 6-0 185 La Vernia, Texas 26 Michael Wall DB Jr. 5-10 165 El Campo, Texas 27 Bryce Johnson RB So. 5-4 152 Pearland, Texas 28 Romello Wilson DB Fr. 6-0 180 Bastrop, Texas 29 Matt McCullough DB Jr. 5-10 195 Georgetown, Texas 30 Travis Cook II DB Fr. 5-11 165 DeSoto, Texas 31 Emory Cuzze LB Fr. 6-0 209 Buda, Texas 32 Tri-Rice Van Buren DL R-Jr. 6-1 215 San Antonio, Texas 33 Chadd Brown K/P Jr. 6-0 200 Pinehurst, Texas 34 Quay Ward RB Fr. 5-7 183 Longview, Texas 35 Taylor Hall DB Fr. 5-11 185 San Antonio, Texas 36 Ty Brown DL Fr. 6-3 210 Tyler, Texas 37 Keaun Swain RB Fr. 5-10 190 Corpus Christi, Texas 38 Llewelldyn Jones DB Fr. 5-9 155 Houston, Texas 39 Caleb Bubel K Fr. 6-0 151 Atascocita, Texas 41 Chris Moreno LB So. 6-0 214 San Marcos, Texas 44 Chantz Singletary DB Jr. 5-10 165 Houston, Texas 45 Jonathan Olonade DL Sr. 6-1 240 Houston, Texas 46 Adairius Norwood LB Fr. 5-11 185 Waco, Texas 47 AK Akeredolu DL Fr. 6-1 210 Pflugerville, Texas 50 Coleton Boudreaux DL Jr. 6-2 212 Orange, Texas

# PLAYER NAME POS. CL. HT. WT. HOMETOWN52 Andrew Syrinek DL Sr. 6-0 275 Schulenburg, Texas 54 Sonny Pacheco OL/DL Fr. 6-2 265 Natalia, Texas 55 Hunter Ullrich DL So. 6-1 282 Seguin, Texas 56 Dominick Stives DL Sr. 6-0 260 Wylie, Texas 58 Daven Klein OL Jr. 6-2 290 Dickinson, Texas 62 Xavier Castillo OL Fr. 5-11 245 Lexington, Texas 63 Garrett Garza OL Fr. 6-2 270 Round Rock 64 Andy Day OL Fr. 6-4 320 Austin, Texas 65 Alejandro Briseno OL So. 6-0 245 Brownsville, Texas 66 Dalton Abendroth OL Fr. 6-3 292 Leander, Texas 67 Tyler Howlett OL Jr. 6-3 300 Orange, Texas 72 Andrew Rodriguez OL Sr. 6-1 272 Willis, Texas 73 Eddie Scott OL Sr. 6-1 270 Beaumont, Texas74 Christopher Bennett OL Rf. 6-1 272 The Colony, Texas 76 Johnny Garcia OL So. 6-0 280 San Antonio, Texas 78 Bradley Sweet OL So. 6-4 235 Round Rock, Texas 79 Andrew Leal OL So. 6-5 270 Edinburg, Texas 80 Mac Prichard-Warren TE Sr. 6-3 230 Tolar, Texas 82 Nicholas Simpson TE Fr. 6-2 205 La Vernia, Texas 84 Brandon Hopp WR Fr. 6-0 180 Leander, Texas 85 Lawrence "JR" Jackson Jr. WR Fr. 6-3 215 Tomball, Texas86 Jalen Richardson WR Fr. 6-1 180 Houston, Texas 87 Jacob Almaguer TE Fr. 5-11 230 Seguin, Texas 88 Luke Lionberger WR So. 6-3 195 Richmond, Texas 89 Lucas Hurney WR Fr. 6-0 200 Spring Branch, Texas 90 Brandon Stephens DL Jr. 6-0 225 Cedar Park, Texas 91 Ricky Sullivan DL Fr. 6-2 250 Round Rock, Texas 92 Tre La Grone DL Sr. 6-1 260 Houston, Texas 93 Broderick Sargent DL Jr. 6-1 225 Waxahachie, Texas96 Hunter Kinzie DL Fr. 6-0 265 Houston, Texas 99 Jimmy Russell DL So. 6-1 265 Cypress, Texas

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2014 RESULTS (9-2 , 3-0 SCAC)Sep. 6 SUL ROSS STATE W 61-15Sep. 13 at Hardin-Simmons W 37-14

Sep. 20 at Louisiana College W 38-32Sep. 27 at Southwestern Assemblies

of GodW 54-21

Ovt. 4 at Howard Payne W 54-27

Oct. 11 EAST TEXAS BAPTIST W 55-49Oct. 25 MARY HARDIN-BAYLOR L 16-72Nov. 1 TRINITY* W 34-27Nov. 8 at Austin College* W 36-24

Nov. 15 SOUTHWESTERN* w 41-14Nov. 22 at Mary Hardin-Baylor** L 20-27

Player Yards Avg/G

Marquis Barrolle 1792 162.9

AJ Saucedo 518 47.1

Trenton White 480 43.6

Theryn Martin 50 12.5

Greg Balanta 49 8.2

Drake Dowling 27 2.5

RUSHING

PASSING

Player Yards Avg/G

Caleb Oliver 634 57.6

Lewis Williams 392 35.6

JB Brown 319 29.0

Marquis Barrolle 276 25.1

Dustin Hannon 150 25.0

Theryn Martin 70 17.5

Conner Baird 163 14.8

Deion Barnes 155 14.1

RECEIVING


Chadd Brown 1820 37.1 70

PUNTING

Player Yards Avg/G

Trenton White 2363 214.8

Zach Galindo 235 47.0


Jordan Sims 459 28.7 46

Demetrius Brock 113 18.8 47

Chantz Singletary 72 24.0 31

Drake Dowling 69 23.0 39

JB Brown 59 9.8 14

Lewis Williams 52 26.0 36

RETURNS

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26 Michael Wall 11 38 42 80 5.5 - 9 . 1 - 0 3 4 1 2 - 0 . . . 21 Drake Dowling 11 49 29 78 4.0 - 17 . 5 - 78 9 14 . . . . . 11 Darian Candler 11 34 43 77 16.5 - 60 4.0 - 20 . 3 3 1 2 - 0 2 . . 9 Adam McGuire 11 33 23 56 4.5 - 17 1.0 - 9 1 - 0 6 7 3 . . . . 44 Joey Meza 10 15 27 42 3.5 - 9 . . . . 2 . . . . 37 Ethan Powell 10 20 18 38 12.5 - 48 3.0 - 25 1 - 0 2 3 4 1 - 0 1 1 . 45 Jon. Olonade 11 22 10 32 7.0 - 22 2.5 - 12 . . . 1 1 - 0 . . . 96 Bryan Doolittle 11 18 11 29 12.0 - 65 9.5 - 62 . 1 1 3 . 1 . . 56 Dominick Stives 9 7 19 26 3.0 - 14 1.5 - 12 . 1 1 1 1 - 0 . 1 . 52 Andrew Syrinek 11 13 13 26 1.5 - 11 1.0 - 10 . . . 2 . . . . 94 Daniel Brinson 10 6 17 23 2.0 - 7 1.5 - 5 . . . 2 . . 1 . 32 T. Van Buren 10 14 8 22 2.0 - 16 2.0 - 16 . . . 1 . . . . 1 Cedric Whitaker 11 13 7 20 0.5 - 1 . 1 - 17 . 1 . 1 - 0 . . . 18 Donald St. Ann 7 16 4 20 . . 1 - 9 7 8 . . 1 . . 20 Jordan Sims 11 13 6 19 1.0 - 5 . 2 - 120 12 14 . . . . . 25 Christ. Ahrens 7 5 13 18 1.5 - 4 . 1 - 0 8 9 . . . 1 . 3 Jake Bahr 11 8 8 16 2.0 - 2 . . 2 2 . 1 - 0 . . . 93 Broder. Sargent 10 8 7 15 2.5 - 17 2.5 - 17 . 1 1 . . 1 . . 29 Matt McCullough 11 9 5 14 1.5 - 4 . . . . . . . . . 36 Kelvin Hearn 10 7 4 11 1.0 - 3 1.0 - 3 . 2 2 . . . . . 49 Dantrel Hargers 10 4 6 10 4.0 - 30 2.5 - 25 . . . 2 1 - 0 . . . 27 Zach Sauers 9 9 1 10 1.0 - 1 . . 1 1 . . . . . 92 Tre La Grone 6 5 4 9 2.0 - 7 1.0 - 4 . . . . . . . . 31 Chan.Singletary 5 6 2 8 . . . . . . . . . . 17 Cameron Scott 10 2 4 6 . . . . . . . . . . 43 Chris. Ahrens 6 4 2 6 0.5 - 1 . . . . . 1 - 0 . . . 12 Tyler Rentfro 5 1 2 3 0.5 - 2 . . 1 1 . . . 1 . 23 Lewis Williams 11 3 . 3 . . . . . . . . . . 2 J.B. Brown 11 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . . . 16 Jacob Fox 8 2 1 3 . . . . . . . 1 . . 90 Brand. Stephens 3 2 1 3 1.5 - 7 1.0 - 4 . . . . . 1 . . 34 T. Brandenburg 11 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . . . 39 Jonathan Rico 1 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . . 9D 9D 1 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . . 30 Marcus Ward 2 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . . 15 David Lizarraga 9 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . . 28 Cayle Bickham 5 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . . 88 Dustin Hannon 6 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . . 13 Deion Barnes 11 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . . 86 Conner Baird 11 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . . 8 Trenton White 11 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . . 22 A.J. Saucedo 11 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . . 7 Caleb Oliver 11 . 1 1 0.5 - 2 . . . . . . . . . 5 M. Barrolle 11 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . .

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players to watch

Barrolle, a junior running back, was named to the Preseason All-America Second Team by D3football.com, Preseason All-America Team by Sporting News and Preseason All-America by USA College Football. He is the feature back returning for his third season with the Bulldogs and one of the most dynamic running backs to suit up for TLU.

He enters 2015 as the nation’s defending rushing champion for NCAA Division III. Along with senior RB A.J. Saucedo and senior QB Trenton White, Barrolle makes up one of the best backfields in all of NCAA DIII. Barrolle uses childhood training as tumbler to his advantage and he is capable of scoring on any given carry.

White, a senior quarterback, will be a leader of the Bulldog offense for a second consecutive season.White enters 2015 season after outstand-ing junior season that had him leading Bulldogs to first-ever NCAA Division III post-season and to sec-ond straight SCAC Championship. White is outstanding at ball fakes and at quick readings of defens-es - both pre-snap and mid-play. He was a first Team All-SCAC quar terback and started all 11 games

in 2014, leading TLU to a 9-2 record, to the NCAA playoffs, and to a second straight SCAC Championship.He ear earned SCAC Offensive Player of the Week honors twice last season, and was responsible for 30 Bulldog touchdowns. He posted a 75-yard TD run against Southwestern and rushed for career-best 135 yards in the same game. He also threw for career-best 329 yards, with four scores, in road win at Southwestern Assemblies of God.

Candler, a junior linebacker, was a big-time defensive playmaker in 2014 and is back for his junior season. He was the team’s starter at one of two linebacking posi-tions. Candler could also handle team’s deep-snapping duties.He was a key special teams player - on all special teams units.Candler earned Honorable Mention All-SCAC in 2014. He played and

started in all 11 games and was a key member of SCAC Cham-pionship and NCAA playoff squad. He had eight tackles and a career-best four tackles for loss in the NCAA playoff game against Mary Hardin-Baylor.

Dowling, a senior free safety, was a play-maker in defensive secondary and on special teams. He starts for Bulldogs at free safety and at punt returner and will contend for significant post-season individual honors. He was a 2014 Third Team All-South Region selection by D3football.com, 2014 SCAC First Team selection and 2014 Cliff Harris Award nominee. Dowling played

and started in all 11 games of 2014 and was a key contributor on Bulldogs’ 2013 & 2014 SCAC Championship squads and 2014 NCAA playoff team. He ranked second on team in 2014 in total tackles, with 78, but led team in interceptions, with five, in 2014.

MARQUIS BARROLLEJR., RB, INGLESIDE, TEXAS

TRENTON WHITESR., QB, SACHSE, TEXAS

DARIAN CANDLERJR., LB, HUMBLE, TEXAS

DRAKE DOWLING SR., DB, KATY, TEXAS

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2015 season preview

Team Statistics TLU OPP

SCORING 446 322


FIRST DOWNS 288 209

Rushing 143 79

Passing 122 104

Penalty 23 26





TDs Rushing 29 19


Comp-Att-Int 228-383-11 184-366-13



Team Statistics TLU OPP


TDs Passing 25 22









PUNTS-AVG 49-1820 71-2521

TIME OF POSSESION/GAME 33:15 26:45



Texas Lutheran Head Football Coach Danny Padron will begin his sixth season with the Bulldogs in 2015, trying to add to his overall record of 30-20. His 30 wins are the second-most in school history, behind only TLU Hall of Famer Jim Wacker (36). The Bulldogs will take a D3football.com preseason national ranking of No. 21 into the Sept. 5 season-opener in Alpine, Texas against Sul Ross State. Coming off a 2014 NCAA Division III post-season appearance, the Bulldogs are in the D3football.com Top 25 preseason poll for the first time in school history. TLU also received a No. 13 NCAA Division III preseason rank-ing from Sporting News. Junior running back Marquis Barrolle (Ingleside/Ingleside) picked up a spot on the Sporting News Preseason All-America squad and on the D3football.com Preseason Second Team. The Bulldogs ended 2014 at school-best positions in nation-al polls from the American Football Coaches Association and D3football.com. The Bulldogs finished at No. 16 in the AFCA Division III Coaches’ Poll and at No. 19 in the D3football.com Top 25. TLU qualified for the 2014 NCAA Championships for the first time in school history and fell in the first round of the playoffs. TLU lost 27-20 on the road to then No. 2-ranked Mary Har-din-Baylor. The Bulldogs went 9-2 overall and 3-0 in the Southern Colle-giate Athletic Conference last season. Padron was named the 2014 SCAC Coach of the Year for a second straight season. Barrolle, the 5-2 and 150-pound feature back, picked up 2014 All-American honors from D3football.com and USA College Football as a sophomore.

Barrolle won the NCAA Division III rushing title with a school-record 1,792 yards in 11 games. Barrolle was named the SCAC Offensive Player of the Year. The Bulldogs’ defense ended the year ranked 10th in team sacks, 14th in total tackles for loss, ninth in team tackles for loss, and 21st in defensive touchdowns. The Bulldogs will play five home games at TLU’s Bulldog Stadi-um and will play five games on the road. The five TLU home games are set for Sept. 12 (vs. Hardin-Sim-mons, 6 p.m.), Sept. 19 (vs. Louisiana College, 6 p.m.), Sept. 26 (vs. Southwestern Assemblies of God, 6 p.m.), Oct. 3 (vs. Howard Payne, 6 p.m., TLU Homecoming), and Nov. 7 (vs. Austin College, 1 p.m.). The five TLU road games, counting the Sept. 5 game in Alpine against Sul Ross State, are set for Oct. 10 (at East Texas Baptist, 6 p.m.), Oct. 24 (at Mary Hardin-Baylor, 1 p.m.), Oct. 31 (at Trinity, 1 p.m.), and Nov. 14 (at Southwestern, 6 p.m.).

Courtesy of Texas Lutheran Sports Information

• Head Coach Danny Padron will enter his sixth season with the Bulldogs, holding a record of 30-20 (.600)

• Junior running back Marquis Barrolle will be back after taking the 2014 NCAA Division III rushing title - becoming the first Bulldog to win a rushing title of any kind

• Quarterback Trenton White will also return to run the offense for a second straight season, with 3,414 passing yards in his career

QUICK NOTES

34scac information

35 tigers

LOCATION:San Antonio, TexasFOUNDED:1869ENROLLMENT:2,700NICKNAME:TigersCOLORS:Maroon and whiteSTADIUM:Trinity Football StadiumPRESIDENT:Dr. Danny AndersonATHLETICS DIRECTOR:Bob KingATHLETIC TRAINER:Marc PowelFOOTBALLHEAD COACH:Jerheme Urban

DATE OPPONENT TIMESep. 5 at Howard Payne 6 p.m.Sep. 12 WILLAMETTE 6 p.m.Sep. 19 SUL ROSS STATE 6 p.m.Sep. 26 at Pacific Lutheran 3 p.m.Oct. 3 HARDIN-SIMMONS 1 p.m.Oct. 17 AUSTIN 1 p.m.Oct. 24 at Southwestern 6 p.m.Oct. 31 TEXAS LUTHERAN* 1 p.m.Nov. 7 SOUTHWESTERN* 1 p.m.Nov. 14 at Austin College* 1 p.m.

QUICK FACTS

PresidentDr. Danny Anderson

Athletic DirectorBob King

Sports Information DirectorJustin Parker

Athletic TrainerMarc Powel

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Coaching staff

Jerheme Urban will lead the Trinity Tigers football team for a second season, as the 2015 campaign nears. Coach Urban, a 2003 Trinity graduate, was appointed to the top position in November 2013, after serving as an assistant coach for two seasons. He took over the reins from Steve Mohr, who retired after 24 seasons as head coach. Following the 2014 season, four Tigers players were elected as USA College Football All-Amer-icans, and 16 were tabbed for the All-Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Teams. Nine of Coach Urban’s returning players have been se-lected as 2015 USA College Football Pre-Season All-Americans. Coach Urban brought a wealth of National Football League experience back to Trinity, when he joined the staff in 2012. During his nine-year NFL career, the talented wide receiver played for the Seattle Seahawks, Arizona Cardi-nals (including the 2008 Super Bowl team), and Kansas City Chiefs. Coach Urban completed his NFL career with 91 receptions for 1,266 yards and eight touchdowns. During his days on Trinity’s campus (1999-2003), Coach Urban was a versatile student-ath-lete, excelling in football and track and field. He holds Trinity records in career touchdowns scored, career receiving touchdowns (tied),

single-season receiving touchdowns, and single-season TD receptions. Coach Urban is also ranked second in career receiving yards, career points scored, and career kickoff returns. Coach Urban was a three-time All-SCAC honoree, and was elected to All-America Teams by D3football.com (First Team) and the Football Gazette (Second Team). He was a key player on the 2002 Trinity football team which made it all the way to the Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl (the NCAA Division III Championship game). On the track, Coach Urban was named the SCAC Male Track and Field Athlete of the Year four straight times, from 2000-2003. It marked the first time in conference history a SCAC athlete achieved that feat. He is also a Trinity record-holder in the 400 meters, 4x400-meter relay, and the triple jump. Coach Urban earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and history from Trinity. Shortly after graduation, Coach Urban signed an NFL con-tract. While at Trinity, Coach Urban met his future wife, Emily (Goodwin), a 2003 graduate who was also a standout in track and field. The couple has a daughter, Liesl, and twin sons, Luke and Barrett. A native of Victoria, (TX), Coach Urban attended Stroman High School.

Jeremy GezellaAssistant Football CoachWide Receivers / Recruit-ing Coordinator

JERHEME Urban

Jim DawsonSenior Defensive Consultant / Secondary Coach

Matt UzzellAssistant Football CoachOffensive Coordinator / O-Line Coach

Brant McAdamsAssistant Football CoachDefensive Coordinator / Linebackers

Stew KrischAssistant Football Coach Quarterbacks

Nick DarlingAssistant Football CoachLinebacker / Special Teams

Kevin O’KeefeAssistant Football CoachTight Ends / Running Backs

Paul MichalakAssistant Head CoachDefensive Line / Aca-demic Success Coord. / Strength & Conditioning

Peter LicalziAssistant Football CoachKickers/Punters

Patrick RhaticanAssistant Football CoachOffensive Asst. / O-Line

patrick baniganFootball Assistant CoachOutside Linebackers

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2015 roster

# Player Name Pos Cl Ht Wt Hometown1 Joshua Cook DB JR 5-9 166 Fresno, Texas 2 Davis King QB SO 6-6 215 Columbia, SC3 Caleb Green DB SR 5-9 186 San Antonio, Texas 4 Cody Sandman WR SR 6-0 187 Pearland, Texas 5 Johnny Kassis LB SO 5-7 195 Grenada Hills, Calif. 5 Evan McDowell RB SO 6-0 190 Fulshear, Texas 6 Robert Molina WR JR 6-0 183 Runge, Texas 6 Wyatt Stevenson QB FY 5'11 180 La Porte, Texas 7 Chaz Davis WR SR 6-1 174 Humble, Texas 8 Rhodes Legg DB SO 5-9 160 Austin, Texas 9 Denton Edwards TE SR 6-3 227 Garland, Texas 10 Mason Blaschke QB SR 5-11 172 Cuero, Texas 11 Jens Sandberg WR SR 6-1 180 El Paso, Texas 12 Collin Gray QB SO 6-0 165 Kilgore, Texas 12 Vail Miesfeld DB FY 6-1 175 La Jolla, Calif. 13 Justin Ventura WR FY 6-0 160 Perryton, Texas 14 Adam Saunders DB JR 5-11 178 Pearland, Texas 15 Jai Boatman DB SR 6-0 180 San Antonio, Texas16 Antonio Massagli WR SR 5-7 168 Lantana, Texas 17 Austin Grauer QB JR 5-7 170 Claremore, Okla. 17 Dupri Grimes LB FY 6-1 176 Albuquerque, NM 18 Sean Madlem QB SO 5-11 196 Ventura, Calif.18 Miguel Mendiola K SO 5-11 175 Ferris, Texas 19 Cole Brewer QB JR 6-0 165 Carrollton, Texas19 Manny Menezes DB SR 5-7 180 San Antonio, Texas 20 Christopher Hill DB FY 6-2 215 Mesquite, Texas21 Steven Sannoh RB SR 5-6 167 Houston, Texas22 Chase Miller RB SR 5-4 172 Pearland, Texas 23 Makai Green RB FY 5-5 160 San Antonio, Texas24 Kadarius Lee DB FY 5-9 160 San Antonio, Texas 25 Brandon Guzman DB FY 5-7 157 Pearland, Texas 26 Cort Cowart WR FY 5-10 155 Boerne, Texas27 Christian Aleman WR SO 6-0 175 Houston, Texas 28 Austin Pierce DB JR 6-2 182 Bulverde, Texas 29 Jeremy Simmons RB SR 5-10 206 University Heights, Ohio30 Braxton Bartlett DB SR 6-0 185 Humble, Texas 31 Camden Joubert DB SR 5-11 181 Houston, Texas 32 Travis Williams RB SR 5-10 198 Midland, Texas33 Jakob Coker LB SR 5-9 224 Lorena, Texas34 Jake Gorczyca FB SO 5-11 205 Cumming, Ga.35 Luke Packard LB JR 6-3 195 Dallas, Texas 36 Bo Black RB JR 5-6 170 Ft. Worth, Texas 36 Damiyon Harris LB SO 5-10 192 Conroe, Texas 37 Christian Craven DB JR 5-11 176 Tulsa, Okla. 38 Brad Hood DB JR 5-11 197 Lago Vista, Texas39 Evan Merriweather RB SO 5-11 212 Houston, Texas 40 Ga.rrison Meeks RB FY 6-0 215 Houston, Texas 41 Chandler Hill DB SO 6-0 185 Crandall, Texas 42 Julian Turner LB JR 6-1 215 Katy, Texas43 Benjamin Milliet LB FY 5-11 185 Georgetown, Texa 44 Tom Jones FB SR 5-11 217 San Antonio, Texas 45 Robert Kuhne DB FY 5-9 176 Richardson, Texas 45 Matthew Munroe K SO 6-1 173 Tucson, Ariz. 46 Lucas Rios LB FY 5'11 207 McAllen, Texas47 Dayton Ames LB FY 5-10 190 Round Rock, Texas47 Noah Doneen WR SO 6-0 170 Newbury Park, Calif. 48 Collin McKinney DL SR 5-10 213 SuGa.r Land, Texas

# Player Name Pos Cl Ht Wt Hometown49 Chris Fanick TE FY 6-2 227 San Antonio, Texas 50 Jacob Blankenship DL SO 6-3 230 Georgetown, Texas 51 Joseph Goodwin OL FY 5-11 230 Tyler, Texas 52 Martel Matthews DL SR 5-9 197 Missouri City, Texas 54 Tristian Suayan LB SO 5-9 210 Spring, Texas 55 Starjjil Shelvin OL FY 5'11 240 Katy, Texas 57 Connor Odom LB FY 5'11 201 Kerrville, Texas 58 Jake Vaught OL SR 6-3 229 Liberty, Texas59 Mitchell Globe LB SO 5-11 210 San Antonio, Texas60 Braden West OL FY 6-3 250 Houston, Texas 61 Caleb Madole OL FY 6-3 275 Georgetown, Texas 62 Colin Moran DL FY 6'4 215 New Port Richey, Fla. 63 Abran Oakes OL SR 5-10 286 Sachse, Texas 64 Brad Long OL FY 6-4 270 Grand Prairie, Texas 65 William McElvogue OL FY 6-2 285 Tomball, Texas70 Riley Quigley OL FY 5'9 280 Tomball, Texas 71 Samuel King OL FY 6-5 290 Frisco, Texas 72 Frankie Arndt OL SR 6-0 273 Tulsa, Okla.74 Brady Blanton OL FY 6-3 305 Frisco, Texas 75 Brandon Donnermeyer OL SO 5-11 185 Elgin, Texas 76 Malik Lehmberg OL SO 6-3 275 Floresville, Texas 77 Joel Holmes OL FY 6-1 275 Houston, Texas 78 Edward Cook OL SO 6-2 285 Montgomery, Texas 79 Joseph Staggs OL JR 6-3 252 Conroe, Texas80 Zachary Allen WR JR 5-11 182 Pensacola, Fla. 81 Benjamin Nunes WR SO 5-10 160 Georgetown, Texas83 Jayden Holden WR SO 6-4 190 The Woodlands, Texas84 Ga.vin Huse WR FY 5-11 185 El Paso, Texas 85 Keller Murphey TE SO 6-1 215 Las VeGa.s, Nev.87 Brandon Greer TE JR 6-2 205 Missouri City, Texas 88 Michael Inco DL FY 6-1 245 San Antonio, Texas 89 Derek Dennard WR FY 5'9 160 San Antonio, Texas 90 Alexandre Gilani DL SO 6-0 250 McKinney, Texas 91 Colby Doyal K SO 6-3 150 San Antonio, Texas 92 Brennan Dawkins DL SO 5-8 230 Dallas, Texas93 William Rutan K SO 5-11 180 Houston, Texas 94 Ryan Bernal DL JR 5-6 254 San Antonio, Texas 96 Kevin Wise K SO 6-4 135 Greenville, Miss. 97 Elliott Blott DL FY 6-4 235 Tomball, Texas99 Alejandro Anzaldua DL SO 5-7 230 Mansfield, Texas

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2014 RESULTS (4-6, 2-1 SCAC)Sep. 6 HOWARD PAYNE L 30-27Sep. 13 at Willamette L 34-10

Sep. 20 at Sul Ross State W 14-6Sep. 27 PACIFIC LUTHERAN L 38-14Oct. 4 at Hardin-Simmons L 42-17

Oct. 11 CHICAGO L 14-7Oct. 18 SOUTHWESTERN W 22-19Nov. 1 at Texas Lutheran* L 34-27Nov. 8 at Southwestern* W 38-18

Nov. 15 AUSTIN* W 41-0

Player Yards Avg/G

Jeremy Simmons 564 6.4

Travis Williams 477 4.7

Mason Blaschke 417 3.2

Desmond King 174 3.7

Matt Kennemer 24 12.0

RUSHING

PASSING

Player Yards Avg/G

Zachary Allen 78 39.0

Matthew Kennemer 226 25.1

LeAndrew Gordon 219 24.3

Jayden Holden 146 24.3

Sam Harford 137 15.2

Chaz Davis 114 12.7

Trent Sitar 76 12.7

RECEIVING


Davis King 858 40.9 74

Francisco Ashford 597 35.1 44

Matthew Kennemer 442 40.2 63

Mason Blaschke 312 39.0 51

PUNTING

Player Yards Avg/G

Mason Blaschke 1116 111.6

Robert Broyles 259 51.8

Matt Kennemer 77 8.6


Matthew Kennemer 517 24.6 56

Desmond King 228 38.0 90

LeAndrew Gordon 152 21.7 39

RETURNING

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57 Julian Turner 10 35 68 103 10.0 - 33 2.0 - 11 . . . 9 1 - 0 1 . . 5 Connor Yorloff 10 38 62 100 12.5 - 47 3.5 - 21 1 - 0 3 4 3 . 1 . . 31 Camden Joubert 10 28 44 72 2.0 - 3 . . 3 3 4 . 1 . . 38 Brad Hood 10 30 38 68 8.5 - 34 2.5 - 16 . 1 1 5 1 - 0 1 . . 15 Jai Boatman 10 28 29 57 3.0 - 14 . 3 - 54 8 11 . 2 - 0 . . . 35 Luke Packard 10 10 28 38 2.0 - 10 1.0 - 6 1 - 0 . 1 8 . 1 . . 6 J.P. Sanchez 9 24 13 37 . . . 1 1 . 3 - 16 . . . 52 Martel Matthews 10 14 22 36 11.0 - 35 5.0 - 19 . . . 10 . 1 . . 99 A. Anzaldua 9 9 27 36 10.5 - 37 2.0 - 12 . . . 7 . . . . 24 Joshua Cook 7 26 8 34 . . 1 - 2 6 7 . . 1 . . 4 Morgan Hix 9 5 20 25 1.0 - 2 . . . . 3 . . . . 14 Adam Saunders 10 20 4 24 . . 3 - 128 . 3 . . . . . 98 Bradley Drenon 9 8 14 22 2.5 - 12 1.0 - 9 . . . 11 1 . 1 . 3 Caleb Green 6 10 10 20 0.5 - 2 . 1 - 0 1 2 . . . . . 28 Austin Pierce 7 12 2 14 1.0 - 5 . 1 - 24 2 3 . . . 1 . 59 Mitchell Globe 8 6 7 13 1.0 - 6 . . . . . . 1 . . 55 Etim Asangansi 7 5 7 12 5.0 - 16 1.5 - 9 . . . 1 . 1 . . 60 A. Gilani 8 2 10 12 3.0 - 13 0.5 - 3 . . . 1 1 1 . . 33 Jakob Coker 8 4 7 11 . . . . . . . . . . 11 Rhodes Legg 8 4 5 9 . . 1 - 0 1 2 . . . . . 19 Manny Menezes 7 6 3 9 . . . . . . . . . . 43 J. Blankenship 5 1 5 6 . . . . . 1 . . . . 49 Keefe Gallagher 5 2 4 6 . . . . . . . . . . 42 Wyatt Tiffany 8 4 2 6 1.0 - 2 . . . . . . . . . 16 Jordan Williams 7 1 5 6 0.5 - 2 . . 1 1 1 . . . . 85 Cody Wetz 2 1 4 5 1.0 - 2 . . . . 1 . . . . 53 Charles Dutton 1 . 4 4 0.5 - 1 . . . . . . . . . 2 Tyler Hatton 4 2 2 4 . . . . . . . . . . 40 Shawn Sunday 2 1 2 3 . . . . . . . . . . 83 Jayden Holden 6 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . . . 50 Mitchell Kight 2 . 2 2 . . . . . . . . . . 20 Phillip Lavere 5 1 1 2 0.5 - 1 . . . . . . . . . 10 Mason Blaschke 10 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . . . 32 Travis Williams 8 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . . . 26 Matt Kennemer 9 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . . . 18 Garrett Swan 1 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . . 48 Collin McKinney 1 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . . 72 Frankie Arndt 8 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . . 7 Chaz Davis 9 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . . 97 Payton Kisor 9 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . . 12 Drake Dukes 6 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . . 91 Colby Doyal 2 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . . 22 Chase Miller 6 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . . 58 Jake Vaught 1 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . . 86 Denton Edwards 1 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . . 84 Wayne Murphey 2 . 1 1 . . . . . . 1 - 0 . . . 23 Desmond King 9 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .

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players to watch

Blaschke, a senior quarterback, returns for his fifth year at Trinity, using up his final year of eligibility after a season-ending injury took him out in the first game of the 2013 season. Last season, Blaschke ranked third in the SCAC with 111.6 passing yards per game, throwing six touchdowns on the season. He went 95-231 (.411) and totaled

1,116 yards on the season. Blaschke also rushed for 417 yards, the third best mark on the Tigers’ squad and second best in the SCAC among quarterback

Matthews, a senior defensive lineman, played in all 10 games last season for the Tigers. In his junior campaign, Matthews posted 36 tackles, 11 tackles for loss, including five sacks and one forced fumble. His TFL mark is second among the team, while it ranks seventh among the conference. The five sacks, however, are the SCAC’s

third-best mark.

Sandman, a senior wide receiv-er, will return to the gridiron this season after missing all of 2014 due to an injury. In 2013, Sandman was one of the Tigers top receivers, totaling 630 yards on 35 receptions, aver-aging 18.0 yards per catch, the conference’s best mark. Sand-man’s 630 yard total ranked second among the Tigers and

fifth in the SCAC. He put up a career-high 140 yards on four receptions in a 58-20 win over Southwestern that season, getting into the endzone twice.

Simmons, a senior running back, played in all 10 games for the Tigers last season. In his ju-nior campaign, he totaled 564 rushing yards, the fourth-best mark in the conference and top mark for TU. He also added 68 yards receiving for 632 all-pur-pose yards. Simmons was named a First Team All-SCAC running back last season.

MASON BLASCHKESR., QB, CUERO, TEXAS

MARTEL MATTHEWSSR., DL, MISSOURI CITY, TEXAS

CODY SANDMANSR., WR, PEARLAND, TEXAS

JEREMY SIMMONSSR., RB, UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, OHIO

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Turner, a junior linebacker, had a successful sophomore campaign, earning the SCAC Defensive Player of the Year honor after leading the confer-ence with 103 tackles (10.3 per game). He also posted 10 tack-les for loss, including two sacks, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery. Turner marked a sea-son-high 13 tackles on October

18 in a close victory over Southwestern.

JULIAN TURNERJR., LB, KATY, TEXAS

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2015 season preview

Head Coach Jerheme Urban will utilize the leadership of 16 returning starters as the Tigers 2015 campaign kicks off September 5 at Howard Payne University in Brownwood, Texas. Trinity’s defensive unit returns 10 starters, the offense brings back six, and special teams will have one returning starting player, who also will start on defense. Coach Urban had a special message for Tiger fans, as Trinity opens its six-game home schedule September 12 against Willamette (OR) University. “I expect the fans to see a more accomplished unit,” Coach Urban said. “We played a lot of young guys last year, and we grew up a lot. The players have grown physically and matured. We will have a more explosive football team this season.” Trinity will host Sul Ross State University September 19, and Har-din-Simmons University October 3. The Trinity University Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2015 will be introduced during halftime of the Har-din-Simmons matchup. The Tigers host Austin College October 17, and begin their SCAC schedule October 31 with Texas Lutheran University. The final regular-season home game is slated for November 7, in an SCAC game with Southwestern University. The remaining three road games start September 26 as the Tigers travel to Tacoma, Washington, to take on Pacific Lutheran University. Trinity will trek up Interstate Highway 35 to Georgetown, Texas, Octo-ber 24, for the first game with Southwestern. The regular-season finale will be held November 14 in Sherman, Texas, as Trinity wraps up with an SCAC game against Austin College. Coach Urban and his staff have the highest respect for their return-ees, who are all “scrappers.” He also has high hopes for the 31 new-comers, consisting of 17 on offense, 13 on defense, and one on special teams. “We are expecting playmaking abilities from our freshman class,” Coach Urban said. “We believe we have some young talent coming to compete to fill the shoes of the graduates.”Trinity scored 21.7 points per game during the 2014 season, and racked up 3,068 yards of total offense (1,116 yards rushing, 1,452 yards passing). The Tigers put up an average of 306.8 yards per game. “A strong point of our offense last season was running the football,” Coach Urban said. “We are excited about what our passing game can do for us this year, as a complement to our running game. The receiv-ers are back, and our players have one more year experience under

their belts.” Starters lost were tight end Sam Harford, wide receivers Matthew Kennemer and LeAndrew Gordon, and offensive linemen Conner Cox and Jonathan Prescott. Trinity sat atop the conference rankings in scoring defense, yielding 23.5 points per game. The Tigers also led the SCAC in total defense (326.9 yards per game), rushing defense (132.2 yards per game), and pass defense (194.7 yards per game). Senior Mason Blaschke returns for a fifth year, after being injured in the 2013 season-opener. Blaschke completed 95 passes for 1,116 yards and six touchdowns in 2014, as well as rushing for 417 yards and two TDs. The versatile Blaschke also snagged a 46-yard pass for a TD, and punted the ball eight times for 312 yards, a 39.0 yards-per-punt average. “We will take our speed to the next level,” said Coach Urban of his stalwart defensive unit. “We were the No. 1 defense in the conference last year. The challenge is to be a top-five defense in the country. Ath-letically, we have that ability.” Defensive starters lost to graduation were linebacker Connor Yorloff and D-Lineman Bradley Drenon. The Tigers were ranked seventh in the nation last season in kickoff returns. Trinity returned 36 kickoffs for 916 yards, an average of 25.4 yards, and one touchdown. “The kickoff return unit was outstanding for us,” Coach Urban said. “We have some guys coming back who had success running the foot-ball, and we are going to give them the opportunity to pay. There will be wide-open battles in the kicking game.” A key starting player who graduated was two-time SCAC Special Teams Player of the year Matthew Kennemer.

Courtesy of Trinity Sports Information

• Head Coach Jerheme Urban will begin his second year with the Tigers in 2015

• 31 newcomers will join the program, in-cluding 17 offensive players, 13 defensive and one special teams

• Senior quarterback Mason Blaschke returns for his final season to lead the offense

• Trinity returns SCAC Defensive Player of the Year Julian Turner who led the conference with 103 tackles last season

Team Statistics TU OPP

SCORING 217 235


FIRST DOWNS 165 184

Rushing 91 78

Passing 61 93

Penalty 13 13





TDs Rushing 15 14


Comp-Att-Int 114-273-12 188-315-12



Team Statistics TU OPP


TDs Passing 9 19









PUNTS-AVG 57-38.3 67-37.4

TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME

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GP solo ast total tfl-yds sacks-yds qbh ff10 35 68 103 10.0-33 2.0-11 9 1

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• five seasons AT texas lutheran UNIVERSITY• back-to-back scac championships• led team to first ever ncaa tournament appearance• team finished at no. 16 in afca coaches’ poll, a school-best

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first team - offense first team - defense

honorable mention - offense honorable mention - defense

2014 review - all-conference

LinemenFrankie Arndt Trinity Jr. Conner Cox Trinity Sr. Matt Hochstrasser Texas Lutheran Jr. Bradley Oh Austin College Gr. Chris Tanner Austin College Sr. Kendall Wilkerson Texas Lutheran Sr.

wide receiversMatt Gillen Southwestern So. Caleb Oliver Texas Lutheran So.Micah Sherman Southwestern So.

tight endKyle Crawford Austin College Sr.

running backsMarquis Barrolle Texas Lutheran So.Madison Ross Austin College Jr.Jeremy Simmons Trinity Jr.A.J. Saucedo Texas Lutheran Jr.

quarterbackTrenton White Texas Lutheran Jr.Noah Jesko Austin College Sr.

place-kickerTyler Brandenburg Texas Lutheran Sr.

returnerMatthew Kennemer Trinity Sr.

LinemenAlejandro Anzaldua Trinity Fy.Justin Broussard Southwestern So.Bryan Doolittle Texas Lutheran Sr.Ethan Powell Texas Lutheran Sr.Luke Packard Trinity So.Andrew Syrinek Texas Lutheran Jr.Tre Stewart Austin College Sr.Brett H. Vaughn

LinebackersBrad Hood Trinity So.Joey Meza Texas Lutheran Sr.Julian Turner Trinity So.Brooks Ward Austin College Jr.Connor Yorloff Trinity Sr.

defensive backsDrake Dowling Texas Lutheran Jr.Adam McGuire Texas Lutheran Sr.Michael Wall Texas Lutheran So.Jai Boatman Trinity Sr.Nik Kelly Southwestern Fy.Scott Loy Austin College Sr.Adam Saunders Trinity So.

PunterChadd Brown Texas Lutheran So.Matthew Kennemer Trinity Sr.

Brandon Donnermeyer Trinity Fy. OLDrake Dowling Texas Lutheran Jr. RETBryan Hicks Southwestern Fy. QBPayton Kiser Trinity Fy. PKDaven Klein Texas Lutheran So. OLCody Kovach Austin College Sr. OLDylan Wilburn Southwestern So. RBTravis Willaims Trinity Jr. RB

Darian Candler Texas Lutheran So. LBCasey Davis Austin College Sr. DLBradley Drenon Trinity Sr. DLTaylor Fann Southwestern So. DBJantzen Foster Austin College Sr. LBShane Hodge Austin College Sr. DBDeeJay Johnson Southwestern Fy. DBCamden Joubert Trinity Jr. DBAlex Lee Southwestern Jr. DLDominick Stives Texas Lutheran Jr. DL

462014 review - awards & honors

AUSTIN COLLEGEDrew Bicknell Gunnar Bishop Kyle Bohannon Ben Bouchez Shane Brooks Nicholas Chrestopoulos Casey Davis Bryce DeVaughn James Hemen Shane Hodge Tad Howard Tanner Howard Branden Hunt Cody Kovach Judson Mahan Gabriel McCarthy Spencer Moore Benjamin Moran Madison Parkhill Javier Reynoso Michael Rinehart Madison Ross Cesar Ruiz Thomas Samonig Callin Schone Shawn Slowinski Matthew Steidle Carlton Stewart Eric Summerlin Christopher Tanner David Van Amburgh Brett H. Vaughn William Winborne AJ Ximenes

sOUTHWESTERNTyler Adams Triston Beadle Justin Broussard Jalen Chriesman Tyler Frisby Garrett Gibbins Jesus Martinez Andrew Meynig Benjamin Patterson Alan Peralta Kyle Perlowski Andrew Pratt Gregory Reeves Phillip Ricker Joshua Scoggin Zachary Scroggins Dylan Wilburn Kenneth Wynn

TEXAS LUTHERANJake Bahr Coleton Boudreaux Darian Candler Cody Carder Jacob Fox Colby Ginn

Chance Givens Tyler Howlett Daven Klein Tre La Grone David Lizarraga Matt McCullough Joey Meza Jonathan Rico Jimmy Russell Jordan Sims Austin Speed Michael Stevenson Andrew Syrinek Logan Thompson Casey Viator Michael Wall Cedric Whitaker Jr.

TRINITYZachary Allen Samuel Arndt Ryan Bernal William Black Mason Blaschke Robert Broyles Christian Craven Brennan Dawkins Drake Dukes Charles Dutton William Hill James Hix Brad Hood Garrett Jennings Aaron Johnson Brandon Jones Davis King Philip Lavere Rhodes Legg Antonio Massagli Jared Morgan Ryan Mundt Luke Packard Jens Sandberg Jean Pierre Sanchez Steven Sannoh Joseph Staggs Julian Turner Matthew Williams Connor Yorloff

SCAC - ACADEMIC HONOR ROLL D3FOOTBALL - ALL AMERICAN

tEXAS LUTHERANG Kendall Wilkerson 3rd TeamRB Marquis Barrolle Honorable Mention

D3FOOTBALL - ALL region

AUSTIN COLLEGETE Kyle Crawford Third Team

tEXAS LUTHERANG Kendall Wilkerson First TeamRB Marquis Barrolle First TeamT Matt Hochstrasser Second TeamK Tyler Brandenburg Third TeamS Drake Dowling Third Team

TRINITYLB Connor Yorloff Second Team

cosida/capital one - academic all american

austin collegeRB Madison Ross First Team

cosida/capital one - academic all district

AUSTIN COLLEGERB Madison Ross First Team

tEXAS LUTHERANOL Tyler Howlett First TeamDB Michael Wall First Team

d3football - team of the week

september 9 - week 1 DL Tre Stewart Austin College

september 17 - week 2 TE Kyle Crawford Austin CollegeDE Justin Broussard SouthwesternCB Nik Kelly SouthwesternOctober 1 - week 4 DB Delmas Hoye Austin CollegeOctober 14 - week 6 RB Marquis Barrolle Texas Lutherannovember 4 - week 9TE Kyle Crawford Austin Collegenovember 11 - week 10DE Ethan Powell Texas Lutheran

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usa football - ALL american

AUSTIN COLLEGETE Kyle Crawford Second TeamOL Chris Tanner Second TeamOL Bradley Oh Third Team

tEXAS LUTHERANRB Marquis Barrolle First TeamK Tyler Brandenburg First TeamG Kendall Wilkerson Second Team

TRINITYLB Connor Yorloff First TeamWR Matthew Kennemer Second TeamOL Frankie Arndt Third TeamK Payton Kiser Honorable Mention

Freshman all-star teamQB Bryan Hicks SouthwesternDB DeeJay Johnson SouthwesternCB Nik Kelly SouthwesternTE Conner Baird Texas LutheranDL Alejandro Anzaldua Trinity

cliff harris award nomineesCB Nik Kelly SouthwesternS Drake Dowling Texas Lutheran

SCAC - Players of the week

september 8 - week 1 OFFENSIVE Marquis Barrolle Texas LutheranDEFENSIVE Drake Dowling Texas LutheranSPECIAL TEAMS Tyler Brandenburg Texas Lutheran

september 15 - week 2 OFFENSIVE Marquis Barrolle Texas LutheranCO-DEFENSIVE Drake Dowling Texas LutheranCO-DEFENSIVE Tanner Rodgers SouthwesternSPECIAL TEAMS Bryan Hicks Southwestern

september 22 - week 3 CO-OFFENSIVE Madison Ross Austin CollegeCO-OFFENSIVE Marquis Barrolle Texas LutheranDEFENSIVE Jai Boatman TrinitySPECIAL TEAMS Brett H. Vaughn Austin College

september 29 - week 4 OFFENSIVE Trenton White Texas LutheranDEFENSIVE Delmas Hoye Austin CollegeSPECIAL TEAMS Shane Hodge Austin College

October 6 - week 5 OFFENSIVE Marquis Barrolle Texas LutheranDEFENSIVE Michael Wall Texas LutheranSPECIAL TEAMS Cooper Woodyard Austin College

October 13 - week 6 OFFENSIVE Marquis Barrolle Texas LutheranDEFENSIVE Connor Yorloff TrinitySPECIAL TEAMS Donald St. Ann Texas Lutheran

October 20 - week 7 OFFENSIVE Bryce Murphy Austin CollegeDEFENSIVE Adam Saunders TrinitySPECIAL TEAMS Austin Pierce Trinity

October 27 - week 8 OFFENSIVE Noah Jesko Austin CollegeDEFENSIVE Delmas Hoye Austin CollegeSPECIAL TEAMS Casey Davis Austin College

november 3 - week 9 OFFENSIVE Madison Ross Austin CollegeDEFENSIVE Drake Dowling Texas LutheranSPECIAL TEAMS Tyler Brandenburg Texas Lutheran

november 10 - week 10 CO-OFFENSIVE Trenton White Texas LutheranCO-OFFENSIVE Jeremy Simmons TrinityDEFENSIVE Martel Matthews TrinitySPECIAL TEAMS Desmond King Trinity

november 3 - week 9 OFFENSIVE Jeremy Simmons Austin CollegeDEFENSIVE Julian Turner TrinitySPECIAL TEAMS Chadd Brown Texas Lutheran

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V. hARDIN-SIMMONSCANCELLED

V. sUL ROSS STATEW, 61-15

V. HOWARD PAYNEL 27-30

September 13 @ EAST TEXASBAPTISTL, 27-43

V. SUL ROSS STATEW, 27-20

@ HARDIN-SIMMONSW, 37-14

@ WILLAMETTEL, 10-34

September 20 V. OCCIDENTALW, 21-12

V. EAST TEXASBAPTISTL, 34-58

@ LOUISIANACOLLEGEW, 38-32

@ SUL ROSS STATEW, 14-6

September 27 V. HOWARD PAYNEW, 19-16

@ OKLAHOMABAPTISTL, 7-51

@ southwesternassemblies of godW, 54-21

V. PACIFICLUTHERANL, 14-38

October 4 @ southwesternW, 20-13

V. AUSTIN COLLEGEL, 13-20

@ HOWARD PAYNEW, 54-27

@ HARDIN-SIMMONSL, 42-17

October 11 open V. oklahomapanhandle stateL, 7-59

v. east texasbaptistw, 55-49

v. chicagol, 14-7

October 18 @ southwesternassemblies of godw, 27-20

@ trinityl, 19-22

open v. southwesternw, 22-19

October 25 @ hendrixl, 38-28

open v. Mary Hardin-BaylorL, 72-16

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november 1 *v. southwesternw, 47-29

*@ austin collegel, 29-47

*v. trinityw, 34-27

*@ Texas Lutheranl, 27-34

November 8 *v. texas lutheranl, 24-36

*v. trinityl, 18-38

*@ Austin Collegew, 36-24

*@ Southwesternw, 38-18

November 15 *@ Trinityl, 41-0

*@ texas lutheranl, 14-41

*v. southwesternw, 41-14

*v. Austin Collegew, 41-0

2014 review - CUMULATIVE RESULTS

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TEAM G TD FG XPT 2XP DXP Saf Pts Avg/G1. Texas Lutheran 11 57 18 50 0 0 0 446 40.5

2. Austin College 10 30 7 23 1 0 0 226 22.6

3. Trinity 10 28 7 26 0 1 0 217 21.7

4. Southwestern 9 24 3 13 1 0 0 168 18.7

SCORING OFFENSE RUSHING OFFENSE

TOTAL OFFENSE TOTAL DEFENSE

PASSING OFFENSETEAM G Comp Att Int Pct Yards TD Effic.1. Texas Lutheran 11 228 383 11 59.5 2598 25 132.32. Southwestern 9 163 314 13 51.9 2114 17 118.03. Austin College 10 147 289 9 50.9 1813 13 112.24. Trinity 10 114 273 12 41.8 1452 9 88.5

PASS EFFICIENCY

TEAM G No. Yards TD Avg.1. Trinity 10 36 916 1 25.42. Texas Lutheran 11 43 910 0 21.23. Austin College 10 36 713 0 19.84. Southwestern 9 53 918 0 17.3

KICKOFF RETURNSTEAM G No. Yards Avg/P Ret. Avg. TB Net/P1. Austin College 10 60 2248 37.5 83 1.4 4 34.82. Trinity 10 57 2181 38.3 225 3.9 6 32.23. Texas Lutheran 11 49 1820 37.1 225 4.6 2 31.74. Southwestern 9 68 2353 34.6 212 3.1 1 31.2

PUNTING

RED ZONE TOUCHDOWNS FIELD GOALS LOST POSSESSION

RED ZONE OFFENSE G Scores-Chances Pct. TDs Rush-Pass Made-Att Fumb Int. Downs Other1. Texas Lutheran 11 51-59 86.4 37 23-14 14-17 1 0 4 02. Trinity 10 24-30 80.0 18 12-6 6-8 2 1 0 13. Austin College 10 22-28 78.6 16 9-7 6-7 0 0 5 04. Southwestern 9 17-26 65.4 14 5-9 3-8 1 3 0 0

RED-ZONE OFFENSE

TEAM G Att. Yards Avg. TD Yards/G1. Texas Lutheran 11 546 2880 5.3 29 261.82. Austin College 10 423 1818 4.3 16 181.8

3. Trinity 10 393 1616 4.1 15 161.6

4. Southwestern 9 346 945 2.7 7 105.0

TEAM G Rush Pass Plays Yards Avg/P TD Avg/G1. Texas Lutheran 11 2880 2598 929 5478 5.9 54 498.02. Austin College 10 1818 1813 712 3631 5.1 29 363.13. Southwestern 9 945 2114 660 3059 4.6 24 339.94. Trinity 10 1616 1452 666 3068 4.6 24 306.8

TEAM G Rush Pass Plays Yards Avg/P TD Avg/G1. Trinity 10 1322 1947 711 3269 4.6 33 326.92. Texas Lutheran 11 1635 2783 765 4418 5.8 41 401.63. Southwestern 9 1860 1756 633 3616 5.7 39 401.84. Austin College 10 1608 2653 684 4261 6.2 34 426.1

TEAM G Comp Att Int Pct. Yards Avg TD Avg/G

1. Texas Lutheran 11 228 383 11 59.5 2598 6.8 25 236.22. Southwestern 9 163 314 13 51.9 2114 6.7 17 234.93. Austin College 10 147 289 9 50.9 1813 6.3 13 181.34. Trinity 10 114 273 12 41.8 1452 5.3 9 145.2

CONFERENCE OVERALL

GP Record Win % PF PA GP Record Win % PF PA Last 10 StreakTexas Lutheran 3 3-0 1.000 111 62 11 9-2 0.818 446 322 8-2 Lost 1

Trinity 3 2-1 0.667 106 52 10 4-6 0.400 217 235 4-6 Won 2

Austin College 3 1-2 0.333 71 106 10 5-5 0.500 226 282 5-5 Lost 2

Southwestern 3 0-3 0.000 61 126 9 1-8 0.111 168 356 1-8 Lost 8

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PLAYER - TEAM G COMP-ATT-INT Pct. Yds TD Avg/G1. Trenton White - TLU 11 206-342-9 60.2 2363 23 214.82. Noah Jesko - AC 10 147-286-8 51.4 1813 13 181.33. Mason Blaschke - TU 10 95-231-9 41.1 1116 6 111.64. Justin Pelt - SU 8 55-112-8 49.1 798 5 99.8

PASSING RUSHING

PASS EFFICIENCY RECEIVING YARDS

TOTAL OFFENSEPLAYER - TEAM G TD Rush Pass Ret. Pts Pts/G1. Marquis Barrolle - TLU 11 15 14 1 0 90 8.22. Caleb Oliver - TLU 11 11 0 11 0 66 6.03. Madison Ross - AC 10 9 9 0 0 54 5.44. Dylan Wilburn - SU 7 6 6 0 0 36 5.15. Travis Williams - TU 8 6 6 0 0 36 4.5

SCORING (TDS)

PLAYER - TEAM G PATs FGs Pts Pts/G1. Tyler Brandenburg -TLU 11 50-54 17-25 101 9.22. Javi Reynoso - AC 10 23-27 7-9 44 4-43. Payton Kisor - TU 9 14-14 4-7 26 2.94. Miguel Mendiola - TU 8 11-12 3-5 20 2.55. Laith Tucker - SU 9 13-19 3-9 22 2.4

SCORING (KICKS)PLAYER - TEAM G No. Yards Long Avg1. Chadd Brown - TLU 11 49 1820 70 37.12. Cooper Woodyard - AC 10 40 1479 57 37.03. Laith Tucker - SU 9 59 2078 53 35.2

PUNTING

PLAYER - TEAM G Yards Yards/G1. Marquis Barrolle - TLU 11 1792 162.92. Madison Ross - AC 10 965 96.53. Dylan Wilburn - SU 7 540 77.14. Bryce Murphy - AC 9 593 65.95. Travis Williams - TU 8 477 59.6

PLAYER - TEAM G Rec. Yards TD Avg/G1. Matt Gillen - SU 7 41 569 3 81.32. Kyle Crawford - AC 10 42 699 4 69.93. Micah Sherman - SU 9 44 584 4 64.94. Caleb Oliver - TLU 11 39 634 11 57.65. Lewis Williams - TLU 11 30 392 3 35.6

PLAYER - TEAM G Rush Pass Total Yds/G1. Trenton White - TLU 11 480 2363 2843 258.52. Marquis Barrolle - TLU 11 1792 276 2068 188.03. Noah Jesko - AC 10 -64 1813 1749 174.94. Mason Blaschke - TU 10 417 1116 1533 153.35. Justin Pelt - SU 8 304 798 1102 137.8

PLAYER - TEAM G COMP-ATT-INT Pct. Yds TD Effic.1. Trenton White - TLU 11 206-342-9 60.2 2363 23 135.22. Noah Jesko - AC 10 147-286-8 51.4 1813 13 114.13. Justin Pelt - SU 8 55-112-8 49.1 798 5 109.44. Mason Blaschke - TU 10 95-231-9 41.1 1116 6 82.5

PLAYER - TEAM G MADE Att. Pct. Made/G1. Tyler Brandenburg - TLU 11 17 25 68.0 1.552. Javi Reynoso - AC 10 7 9 77.8 0.703. Payton Kisor - TU 9 4 7 57.1 0.444. Miguel Mendiola - TU 8 3 5 60.0 0.385. Laith Tucker - SU 9 3 9 33.3 0.33

FIELD GOALS TACKLES

SACKS TACKLES FOR LOSS

PLAYER - TEAM G Pos. Solo Ast. Total Avg/G1. Julian Turner - TU 10 35 68 103 10.32. Connor Yorloff - TU 10 38 62 100 10.03. Brooks Ward - AC 10 LB 39 49 88 8.84. Jantzen Foster - AC 10 LB 24 49 73 7.35. Michael Wall - TLU 11 38 42 80 7.3

PLAYER - TEAM G Pos. Solo Ast. Total Avg/G

1. Darian Candler - TLU 11 13 7 16.5 1.50

2. Justin Broussard - SU 9 DE 12 7 15.5 1.72

3. Tre Stewart - AC 10 DL 10 7 13.5 1.35

4. Connor Yorloff - TU 10 9 7 12.5 1.25

Ethan Powell - TLU 10 11 3 12.5 1.25

PLAYER - TEAM G Pos. Solo Ast. Total Avg/G1. Bryan Doolittle - TLU 11 9 1 9.5 0.862. Justin Broussard - SU 9 DE 4 3 5.5 0.613. Martel Matthews - TU 10 4 2 5.0 0.504. Tre Stewart - AC 10 DL 4 1 4.5 0.455. Darian Candler 0 TLU 11 4 0 4.0 0.36

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team - defensive tdsNational Leader: Two teams tied......................................... 821. Texas Lutheran.................................................................................. 321. Trinity.................................................................................................... 3

team - kickoff returnsNational Leader: SUNY Cortland................................. 28.337. Trinity........................................................................................... 25.44

team - rushing offenseNational Leader: Maine Maritime................................ 393.914. Texas Lutheran......................................................................... 261.8

team - scoring offenseNational Leader: Mount Union....................................... 58.518. Texas Lutheran............................................................................ 40.5

team - sacksNational Leader: Wabash ............................................... 4.5810. Texas Lutheran.............................................. 3.27

team - tackles for lossNational Leader: Bethany (WV)...................................... 10.914. Texas Lutheran............................................................................... 8.522. Southwestern ................................................................................ 8.0

individual - all-purpose yards/gNational Leader: Dakota Nelson, Manchester ......... 235.905. Marquis Barrolle, Texas Lutheran..................................... 188.00

individual - field goals/gNational Leader: Edward Ruhnke, Mount Union........... 1.805. Tyler Brandenburg, Texas Lutheran...................................... 1.55

individual - forced fumbles/gNational Leader: Tyson Burch, Concordia Chicago......... 0.576. Justin Broussard, Southwestern............................................ 0.44

individual - fumbles recovered/gNational Leader: Two tied..................................................... 510. Casey Davis, Austin College.......................................................... 310. JP Sanchez, Trinity.............................................................................. 3

individual - interceptions/gNational Leader: Eric Gargiulo, Manchester.................... 1.016. Nik Kelly, Southwestern............................................................. 0.717. Taylor Fann, Southwestern........................................................ 0.6

individual - kickoff return tdsNational Leader: Two tied.................................................... 37. Desmond King, Trinity.................................................................... 1

individual - kickoff returnsNational Leader: Dylan Peebles, SUNY Cortland........... 34.912. Jordan Sims, Texas Lutheran................................................... 28.7

individual - passes defendedNational Leader: Ira Jewitt, Louisana College................. 2.52. Taylor Fann, Southwestern........................................................ 2.33. Nik Kelly, Southwestern.............................................................. 2.1

individual - rushing tdsNational Leader: Two tied.................................................. 2522. Marquis Barrolle, Texas Lutheran..............................................14

individual - rushing yardsNational Leader: Marquis Barrolle, Texas Lutheran..... 1,792

individual - rushing yards/gNational Leader: Dylan Jones, Willamette................... 177.72. Marquis Barrolle, Texas Lutheran........................................ 162.9

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54individual records - single game

RushingMost Rushing Yards 332 Shawn Morris, Birmingham (vs. Millsaps) 11/12/11 Most Carries 48 Michael Lee, Rhodes (vs. Centre) 11/11/95Longest Rush from Scrimmage 99 Mike Shannon, Centre (vs. Sewanee) 10/7/78Most TDs 5 Rod Schradder, Rose-Hulman (vs. Wash.-Mo.) 11/13/825 Kelvin Gladney, Millsaps (vs. DePauw) 9/18/935 Michael Lee, Rhodes (@ Millsaps) 11/4/955 Charlie Key, Rose-Hulman (@ Earlham) 9/3/055 Charlie Key, Rose-Hulman (vs. Oberlin) 9/24/055 Jeremiah Marks, DePauw (@ Sewanee) 10/8/055 Jeremiah Marks, DePauw (@ Colo. College) 10/20/07

passing Most Passing Yards513 Craig Solomon, Rhodes (vs. Principia) 11/4/78Most Completions42 Jared Tharpe, R-Hulman (vs. Rhodes) 10/6/01Most Attempts72 Jason Lee, DePauw (vs. Hope) 9/16/00Most TDs7 Roy Hampton, Trinity (vs. R-Hulman) 9/29/01Longest Pass Play from Scrimmage99 Kelly Sandidge to Mark Green, Centre (vs. Sewanee) 10/1/88

receivingMost Receiving Yards267 Tom Mullady, Rhodes (vs. R-Hulman) 11/11/78Most Receptions17 Steve Mahaffey, Washington & Lee (vs. Western Maryland) 10/24/70Most TDs4 Ricky Dale Harper, Sewanee (vs. Austin) 10/1/774 Ed Huonder, Rose-Hulman (@ Wash-Mo.) 9/19/874 Jason Hunt, Trinity (@ Rose-Hulman) 9/29/014 Jack Lartigue, Rhodes (@ Centre) 11/12/114 Mason Lytal, Trinity (vs. Howard Payne) 9/1/124 Cameron Peavy, Texas Lutheran (@ ETBU) 10/5/13

scoringMost TDs6 Kelvin Gladney, Millsaps (vs. DePauw) 9/18/93 (5 rushing / 1 receiving)Most Points Scored36 Kelvin Gladney, Millsaps (vs. DePauw) 9/18/93Most PATs10 Taylor Russolino, Millsaps (vs. Rhodes) 10/16/10

misc. yardage#Total Offense518 Blake Barmore, Trinity (vs. DePauw) 10/13/07#All-Purpose Yards367 Colten Shea, Southwestern (vs. Tex. Lutheran) 9/7/13#Kick Return Yards237 Michael Galatas, Millsaps (vs. Huntingdon) 10/10/09#Punt Return Yards185 Jason Hunt, Trinity (vs. Rhodes) 11/2/02#Interception Return Yards135 Brian Steinert, Rhodes (vs. Colo. College) 10/22/05

punting/kickingLongest Punt82 Steve Turner, Rhodes (vs. Sewanee) 10/28/67Longest Punt Return92 M.L. Agnew, Sewanee (vs. H-Sydney) 10/6/62Longest Kickoff Return100 Caleb Urban, Trinity (vs. Colorado College) 9/27/08Most Field Goals*6 Jim Hever, Rhodes (vs. Millsaps) 9/22/84 (30, 24, 42, 44, 46, 30 yards)Most Field Goals Attempted*8 Jim Hever, Rhodes (vs. Millsaps) 9/22/84Most Points by a Placekicker *20 Jim Hever, Rhodes (vs. Millsaps) 9/22/84 (6 FGs, 2 PATs) Most Punt Returns9 Paul Grace, Millsaps (vs. Trinity) 9/15/909 Paul Grace, Millsaps (vs. Rhodes) 10/27/90Most Punt Returns for TD2 James Spriggs, Sewanee (@ Ky. Wesleyan) 11/14/92 (86 & 77 yards)2 Jason Hunt, Trinity (vs. Rhodes) 11/2/02 (66 & 90 yards)2 Chris Jackson, Millsaps (vs. Trinity) 11/11/06 (67 & 51 yards)Most Kick Returns for TD *2 Jamarcus Shephard, DePauw (vs. Millsaps) 10/25/03 (95 & 91 yards)Most Total Kicks Blocked *4 Bob Paulus, Rhodes (vs. Wash., Mo.) 9/29/01 (3 FG, 1 PAT) Most Blocked Punts*3 Don Rodgers, Sewanee (vs. Rhodes) 10/19/02Most Blocked Punts Returned for TD*3 Nate Murphy, Sewanee (vs. Rhodes) 10/19/02

#defenseMost Interceptions5 Teel Bruner, Centre (vs. Rose-Hulman) 10/20/84Longest Interception Return100 Wes Bradley, Sewanee (vs. Millsaps) 10/28/00100 George Twitty, Sewanee (vs. H-Sydney) 9/6/03 #Most Fumble Recoveries3 David Tudor, Sewanee (vs. Millsaps) 10/31/923 Cedric Lawrence, Millsaps (vs. Centre) 10/7/06Most Tackles 27 Aaron Lara, Rhodes (13 solo / 14 assist) 10/4/97 (@ Maryville-Tenn.) #Most Tackles for Loss 7.5 Desmond Hendricks, Rhodes (6 solo, 3 assist) 10/4/08 (vs. Washington, Mo.) Most Sacks5.0 Joe Huffine, Rhodes (5 solo / 0 assist) 9/25/93 (@ Kentucky Wesleyan)

*NCAA Division III Record #Stats kept since 2000

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total offenseMost Plays102 Rhodes (vs. Maryville, Tenn.) 9/13/03Most Yards Gained701 Trinity (vs. Redlands) 9/18/04701 Texas Lutheran (vs. East Texas Baptist) 10/5/13

#total defenseFewest Total Yards Allowed5 Rhodes (vs. LaGrange) 9/9/06Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed-32 Rhodes (vs. LaGrange) 9/9/06Fewest Passing Yards Allowed-5 Sewanee (vs. Maryville-TN) 9/22/01

RushingMost Yards 507 DePauw (vs. Rose-Hulman) 11/6/04 Most Carries 88 Washington & Lee (vs. Sewanee) 11/7/64Most TDs8 Trinity (vs. Principia) 10/29/94

PassingMost Passing Yards 510 Trinity (vs. Gustavus Adolphus) 9/8/01Completions42 Rose-Hulman (vs. Rhodes) 10/6/0142 Millsaps (vs. Sewanee) 10/13/07Most Attempts73 DePauw (vs. Hope) 9/16/00Most TDs7 Trinity (vs. Rose-Hulman) 9/29/01

puntingMost Punts15 Washington & Lee (vs. Washington) 11/16/68

punt returnsMost Returns9 Trinity (vs. Lycoming) 11/28/98Most Return Yardage210 Washington & Lee vs. Emory & Henry 10/6/62Most Touchdowns2 Trinity (vs. Rhodes) 11/2/022 Millsaps (vs. Trinity) 11/11/06

kick returnsMost Returns11 Southwestern (vs. Trinity) 11/9/13Most Yards245 Millsaps (vs. Austin College) 9/19/09Most Touchdowns2 DePauw (vs. Millsaps) 10/25/03

scoringMost Points 74 Trinity (vs. Principia) 10/29/94Most Points, Both Teams117 Hardin-Simmons 73 - Texas Luthran 44 11/9/13101 Millsaps 70 - Rhodes 31 (SCAC game) 10/16/10Largest Margin of Victory74 Trinity (vs. Principia) - TU 74, PC 0 10/29/94Largest Margin of Defeat74 Principia (vs. Trinity) - PC 0, TU 74 10/29/94Most Touchdowns11 Trinity (vs. Principia) 10/29/94Most Extra Points Made10 Millsaps (vs. Rhodes) 10/16/10Most Field Goals Made*6 Rhodes (vs. Millsaps) 9/22/84

first downsMost First Downs35 Trinity (vs. Millsaps College) 11/11/00Most First Downs, Rushing26 Rose-Hulman (vs. Principia) 11/3/73Most First Downs, Passing24 Rose-Hulman (vs. Rhodes) 10/6/01

fumblesMost Fumbles8 Colorado College (vs. B'ham-Southern) 11/1/08Most Fumbles Lost7 Austin College (vs. McMurry) 9/8/07

penaltiesMost Penalties15 Rhodes (vs. Maryville-Tenn.) 9/11/0415 Millsaps (vs. Mississippi College) 9/5/09Most Yards Penalized237 Millsaps (vs. Centre) 10/23/10Fewest Penalties0 Six tied - most recent Trinity (vs. Centre) 11/5/11Fewest Yards Penalized 0 Six tied - most recent Trinity (vs. Centre) 11/5/11

tacklesMost Tackles for Loss18 Rose-Hulman (vs. Earlham) 9/7/02

interceptionsMost Passes Intercepted7 Rose-Hulman (vs. Southwestern-Tn.) 11/13/767 DePauw (vs. Centre) 9/15/077 Sewanee (vs. Colorado College) 9/20/087 Birmingham-Southern (vs. Rhodes) 11/6/10

*NCAA Division III Record#Defensive stats charted since 2000

56individual records - single season

receiving yards yds.1. Jason Hunt, Trinity (2002) 1,3482. Jerheme Urban, Trinity (2002) 1,2743. Alex Koors, DePauw (2009) 1,2664. Alex Koors, DePauw (2010) 1,2555. Jerry Hampton, Rhodes (1977) 1,1206. David Crowley, Centre (2004) 1,1177. Cameron Peavy, Texas Lutheran (2013) 1,0898. Brian Vandegrift, Rhodes (1993) 1,0009. Jamey Goss, Sewanee (1993) 99210. John Stephens, DePauw (2001) 99111. Riley Curry, Trinity (2007) 96112. Mark Kent, Sewanee (1986) 94613. Jack Lartigue, Rhodes (2011) 942 Eric McCarty, Millsaps (2008) 94215. Dan Ryan, DePauw (2002) 941

receptions no.1. Jason Hunt, Trinity (2002) 952. John Stephens, DePauw (2001) 883. Alex Koors, DePauw (2010) 864. Joe Schoen, DePauw (2000) 805. Brian Vandegrift, Rhodes (1992) 786. Eric McCarty, Millsaps (2008) 767. Jack Lartigue, Rhodes (2011) 75 Buddy Legens, Rhodes (2011) 75 Jerheme Urban, Trinity (2002) 75 Brian Vandegrift, Rhodes (1993) 7511. Steve Mahaffey, Washington & Lee (1970) 7412. David Crowley, Centre (2004) 73 Alex Koors, DePauw (2009) 7314. Brayden Dahlstrom, DePauw (2010) 72 Cameron Peavy, Texas Lutheran (2013) 72

scoring pts.1. Tim McDaniel, Centre (1990) 1322. Kelvin Gladney, Millsaps (1993) 1283. Todd Canion, Trinity (2002) 1214. Kelvin Gladney, Millsaps (1994) 116 Jerry Hampton, Rhodes (1977) 1166. Jerheme Urban, Trinity (2002) 1147. Jeremiah Marks, DePauw (2005) 102 Shawn Morris, Birmingham (2011) 102 Johnathon Stigall, DePauw (1998) 10210. Taylor Russolino, Millsaps (2008) 9711. Shane Bowser, Millsaps (2010) 96 Charlie Key, Rose-Hulman (2005) 96 Alex Koors, DePauw (2010) 9614. Jeremy Boyce, Trinity (2002) 90 Tres Doran, Trinity (1997) 90 Michael Lee, Rhodes (1995) 90 Jeremiah Marks, DePauw (2007) 90 Dan Ryan, DePauw (2002) 90

total touchdowns no.1. Tim McDaniel, Centre (1990) 222. Kelvin Gladney, Millsaps (1993) 213. Kelvin Gladney, Millsaps (1994) 19 Jerry Hampton, Rhodes (1977) 19 Jerheme Urban, Trinity (2002) 196. Jeremiah Marks, DePauw (2005) 17 Shawn Morris, Birmingham (2011) 17 Johnathon Stigall, DePauw (1998) 179. Shane Bowser, Millsaps (2010) 16 Charlie Key, Rose-Hulman (2005) 16 Alex Koors, DePauw (2010) 16

1,000 rushers yds.1. Kelvin Gladney, Millsaps (1994) 1,8822. Jeremy Boyce, Trinity (2002) 1,5003. Shawn Morris, Birmingham (2011) 1,4494. Tim McDaniel, Centre (1990) 1,3675. Michael Lee, Rhodes (1995) 1,3746. Brad Madden, Millsaps (1996) 1,2747. Rod Schrader, Rose-Hulman (1983) 1,2288. Buddy Bass, Millsaps (1991) 1,2069. Kelvin Gladney, Millsaps (1993) 1,20310. Tim McDaniel, Centre (1989) 1,20011. Kris Garrett, Centre (1995) 1,18712. Walter Arrington, Birmingham (2010) 1,18513. Jeremy Boyce, Trinity (2001) 1,17614. Alan Balch, Trinity (1992) 1,17415. Carl Cravens, Sewanee (1991) 1,16616. Bill Kenyon, Centre (1983) 1,16117. Mark Byarlay, Trinity (1997) 1,14518. Darrell Brown, Rhodes (1996) 1,14219. Greg Ritter, Rhodes (1992) 1,12620. Jeremiah Marks, DePauw (2006) 1,11721. Shane Bowser, Millsaps (2010) 1,08822. Jay Wessler, Illinois College (1980) 1,08723. Max Fuller, Sewanee (1998) 1,08624. Carl Cravens, Sewanee (1992) 1,067 Russ Simoncelli, Illinois College (1981) 1,06726. Tyson Roy, Millsaps (2004) 1,04627. Jerrold Jones, Trinity (2004) 1,04528. Bill Johnson, Sewanee (1965) 1,04329. Tony Broadnax, Rose-Hulman (1987) 1,03130. Damond Garza, Trinity (1999) 1,02731. Gary Schultz, Rose-Hulman (1976) 1,01932. Mark Byarlay, Trinity (1996) 1,01433. Tony Broadnax, Rose-Hulman (1988) 1,01034. Rod Schrader, Rose-Hulman (1982) 1,00235. Charlie Key, Rose-Hulman (2003) 1,001

passing yards yds.1. Roy Hampton, Trinity (2002) 4,0952. Juan Joseph, Millsaps (2008) 3,4633. Blake Barmore, Trinity (2007) 3,3994. Michael Engle, DePauw (2010) 3,157 5. Jason Lee, DePauw (2001) 3,0346. Michael Burton, Trinity (1998) 3,0317. Brian Behrendt, Centre (2004) 3,0138. Dan DesPlaines, Trinity (2004) 2,9679. Spud Dick, DePauw (2008) 2,89610. Juan Joseph, Millsaps (2007) 2,86011. Dan DesPlaines, Trinity (2003) 2,82212. Spud Dick, DePauw (2009) 2,78513. Daniel Swanstrom, Rhodes (2003) 2,63414. Daniel Swanstrom, Rhodes (2002) 2,62215. Chris Graves, Millsaps (2009) 2,566

total offense yds.1. Roy Hampton, Trinity (2002) 4,4182. Juan Joseph, Millsaps (2008) 3,8753. Blake Barmore, Trinity (2007) 3,4194. Michael Engle, DePauw (2010) 3,174 5. Michael Burton, Trinity (1998) 3,0026. Jason Lee, DePauw (2001) 2,9717. Daniel Swanstrom, Rhodes (2003) 2,9478. Jon McDonad. Colorado College (2007) 2,9469. Dan DesPlaines, Trinity (2004) 2,93710. Brian Behrendt, Centre (2004) 2,90711. Daniel Swanstrom, Rhodes (2002) 2,90512. Juan Joseph, Millsaps (2007) 2,89313. Brent Peavy, Texas Lutheran (2013) 2,87314. Spud Dick, DePauw (2008) 2,87115. Dan DesPlaines, Trinity (2003) 2,832

57 individual records - single season

interceptions no.1. Teel Bruner, Centre (1985) 11 Murray Meadows, Millsaps (1991) 113. Charlie Freret, Washington (1967) 10 Frank Greer, Sewanee (1990) 10 Jeff Lane, Rhodes (1980) 106. Justin Blomenberg, Rose-Hulman (1998) 9 Brian Britt, Centre (2001) 9 Gary Ellis, Rose-Hulman (1976) 9 Mike Schneider, Rose-Hulman (1977) 9 Andrew Shannon, Birmingham 911. Gordon Ankney, Washington (1964) 8 Gordon Ankney, Washington (1965) 8 Matt Miller, Trinity (1994) 8 Ray Ramach, Washington (1966) 8 Jon Secrest, DePauw (1998) 8 Zack Sloan, Centre (2007) 8

*solo tackles no.1. J.P. Visosky, Trinity (2000) 932. Jason Leshikar, Trinity (2002) 923. Will Hawkins, Millsaps (2010) 844. John Ortega, Centre (2003) 815. Adam Hay, Centre (2007) 796. John Ortega, Centre (2001) 767. Jason Terrell, Trinity (2002) 698. Alfonza Knight, Sewanee (2010) 689. Matt Johnson, Centre (2005) 66 Mason Mosby, Rhodes (2008) 66 Matt O'Bryant, Millsaps (2003) 6612. Casey Doran, Trinity (2001) 65 Matt Jackson, Rose-Hulman (2003) 6514. Brian Downs, Centre (2002) 6415. Adam Hay, Centre (2008) 63

*total tackles S A TOT. 1. Jason Leshikar, Trinity (2002) 92 56 1482. Adam Hay, Centre (2007) 79 59 1383. Matt O'Bryant, Millsaps (2003) 66 67 1334. J.P. Visosky, Trinity (2000) 93 33 1265. Matt O'Bryant, Millsaps (2001) 60 61 1216. David Southerland, Trinity (2002) 54 65 1197. Casey Doran, Trinity (2001) 65 53 118 Mason Mosby, Rhodes (2008) 66 52 1189. Will Hawkins, Millsaps (2010) 84 33 11710. Jason Terrell, Trinity (2002) 69 44 11311. Matt Johnson, Centre (2005) 66 46 11212. John Ortega, Centre (2003) 81 29 11013. Adam Hay, Centre (2008) 63 46 10914. Wacey Clarke, Trinity (2003) 57 51 108 John Ortega, Centre (2001) 76 32 108

*PASSES DEFENDED BRUP INT. NO.. 1. Brian Britt, Centre (2001) 15 9 242. Marcus Harris, Millsaps (2006) 17 5 223. Gifford Louden, Rhodes (2004) 19 1 204. Kenny Brunette, Trinity (2001) 14 5 19 Jacob Coleman, Centre (2003) 13 6 196. Brett Bueltel, Rose-Hulman (2004) 10 8 18 Wes Bradley, Sewanee (2001) 12 6 18 Kenny Brunette, Trinity (2002) 11 7 18 Cory Kuchinsky, Trinity (2002) 17 1 18 Taylor Whaley, Rhodes (2002) 15 3 1811. David Blackburn, DePauw (2001) 12 4 16 Wes Bradley, Sewanee (2000) 11 5 16 Zack Sloan, Centre (2007) 8 8 16 Matt Stahley, DePauw (2002) 11 5 16

total touchdowns no.12. Jeremy Boyce, Trinity (2002) 15 Tres Doran, Trinity (1997) 15 Michael Lee, Rhodes (1995) 15 Jeremiah Marks, DePauw (2007) 15 Dan Ryan, Trinity (2002) 15

receiving tds no.1. Jerry Hampton, Rhodes (1977) 192. Jerheme Urban, Trinity (2002) 173. Alex Koors, DePauw (2010) 16 4. Dan Ryan, DePauw (2002) 155. Alex Koors, DePauw (2009) 13 Cameron Peavy, Texas Lutheran (2013) 13 Dan Ryan, DePauw (2001) 138. Jason Hunt, Trinity (2001) 12 9. Bo Edwards, Trinity (1998) 11 Mark Kent, Sewanee (1986) 11 Mason Lytal, Trinity (2012) 11 Dan Ryan, DePauw (2000) 1113. David Crowley, Centre (2004) 10 Josh Elliott, Centre (1999) 10 Alex Koors, DePauw (2008) 10 Eric McCarty, Millsaps (2008) 10 Jacob Respondek, Trinity (2002) 10 Nolan Swett, Colorado College (2007) 10 Jerheme Urban, Trinity (2001) 10

touchdown passes no.1. Roy Hampton, Trinity (2002) 432. Roy Hampton, Trinity (2001) 333. Michael Burton, Trinity (1998) 32 Juan Joseph, Millsaps (2008) 325. Juan Joseph, Millsaps (2007) 316. Michael Engle, DePauw (2010) 30 Chris Graves, Millsaps (2009) 308. Dan DesPlaines, Trinity (2003) 29 Craig Solomon, Rhodes (1977) 29 Craig Solomon, Rhodes (1978) 2911. Brian Behrendt, Centre (2004) 28 Brent Peavy, Texas Lutheran (2013) 2813. Spud Dick, DePauw (2009) 2714. Bryant Wilson, Trinity (2008) 2615. Michael Burton, Trinity (1999) 25 Dan DesPlaines, Trinity (2004) 25 Spud Dick, DePauw (2008) 25 Jason Lee, DePauw (2001) 25

field goals no.1. Garrett Biel, Trinity (2009) 172. Peter Licalzi, Trinity (2007) 153. Ty Brunson, Rhodes (1987) 14 Jim Hever, Rhodes (1985) 14 Derrick McNeal, Millsaps (2000) 146. Todd Canion, Trinity (2002) 137. Tyler Brandenburg, Texas Lutheran (2013) 12 Jordan Gay, Centre (2010) 12 Nick Zilich, Centre (2002) 1210. Beau Brady, Millsaps (2011) 11 Max Green, Colorado College (2007) 11 Jordan Havercamp, DePauw (2008) 11 Jim Hever, Rhodes (1984) 11 Evan Hjerpe, Centre (1994) 11 Paul Morris, Trinity (1997) 11 Taylor Russolino, Millsaps (2008) 11 Taylor Russolino, Millsaps (2009) 11 Lukas Stockhausen, Rhodes (2010) 11

*Tackles/Passes Defended were not kept as an official NCAA stat until 2000.

58TEAM records - single season

TOTAL OFFENSEMost Plays 983 Trinity - 2002Most Yards *7,766 Trinity - 2002Average Yds./Game 521.2 Texas Lutheran - 2013Average Yds./Play 7.90 Trinity - 2002

TOTAL DEFENSEFewest Plays Allowed 502 Sewanee - 1997Fewest Yds. Allowed 1,739 Millsaps - 1991Fewest Avg. Yds./Game 182.5 Trinity - 1994Fewest Avg. Yds./Play 3.0 Millsaps - 1991Fewest TD's Allowed 7 Millsaps - 1991

SCORING OFFENSEMost Points 665 Trinity - 2002Average Points/Game 46.1 Texas Lutheran - 2013Most TD's 90 Trinity - 2002Most PAT's 84 Trinity - 2002Most 2 Pt. Conversions 5 Trinity - 1995 5 Rhodes - 1998 5 Centre - 2004Most FG's 17 Trinity - 2009Most Safeties - Defense 3 Centre - 2009

SCORING DEFENSEFewest Points Allowed 62 Trinity - 1994Fewest Avg. Pts./Game 6.2 Trinity - 1994Fewest TD's Allowed 7 Millsaps - 1991Fewest PAT's Allowed 3 Trinity - 1994Fewest 2 Pt. Conv. 0 Many teamsFewest FG's Allowed 1 Centre - 1995 1 Rhodes - 2001 1 Centre - 2004

Rushing OFFENSEMost Carries 578 Sewanee - 1999Most Yards 3,114 Trinity - 2002Average Yds./Game 310.3 Sewanee - 1997Average Yds./Carry 5.88 Trinity - 2002Most TD's 37 Trinity - 2002

Rushing DEFENSEFewest Carries Allowed 281 Centre - 2009Fewest Yards Allowed 577 Trinity - 1998Fewest Avg. Yds./Game 57.7 Trinity - 1998Fewest Avg. Yards/Carry 1.7 Trinity - 1998Fewest TD's Allowed 3 Trinity - 1999 PASSING OFFENSEMost Completions 320 Millsaps - 2008Most Attempts 475 Millsaps - 2008Most Yards 4,652 Trinity - 2002Average Yards/Game 326.7 Texas Lutheran - 2013Completion Percentage 69.5% DePauw - 2009Most TD's 47 Trinity - 2002Most Interceptions 30 Sewanee - 1977Most QB Sacks Allowed 55 Millsaps - 2003

PASSING DEFENSEFewest Comp. Allowed 66 Centre - 1979Fewest Attps. Allowed 139 Centre - 1979 Fewest Yds. Allowed 626 Centre - 1976Fewest Avg. Yds./Game 69.6 Centre - 1976Lowest Comp. % Allowed 36.0% Rhodes - 1991Fewest TD’s Allowed 2 Millsaps - 1991

PASSING DEFENSE (CONT’D)Most Interceptions 32 Rose-Hulman - 1977Most QB Sacks 38 Millsaps - 1991Best Pass EfficiencyDefense Rating 71.4 Trinity - 2006

PUNTINGMost Punts 79 Principia - 1975Average Yds./Punt 42.6 Trinity - 2009 42.6 Centre - 2011Net Average Yds./Punt 38.9 Centre - 2010Fewest Returns by Opp. 7 Centre - 2009 7 Trinity - 2013Fewest Rtn. Yds. by Opp. 19 Trinity - 2013Fewest Punts 28 Trinity - 2012

PUNT RETURNSMost Punt Returns 53 Washington - 1968Most Punt Return Yds. 533 Trinity - 2002Most Avg. Yds./Return 18.7 Birmingham - 2010Most Punts Rtn. for TD 4 Centre - 2001Fewest Punt Returns 7 Principia - 1975 7 Sewanee - 2009 7 Sewanee - 2010Fewest Punt Return Yds. 20 Austin - 2011Fewest Avg. Yds./Return 1.7 Southwestern - 2013

KICKOFF RETURNSMost Kickoff Returns 62 Rhodes - 2009 62 Sewanee - 2010Most Kickoff Return Yds. 1,269 B'ham-Southern - 2009Most Avg. Yds./Return 25.6 DePauw - 2003Fewest Kickoff Returns 13 Millsaps - 1991Fewest Kickoff Rtn. Yds. 203 Millsaps - 1991Fewest Avg. Yds./Return 13.7 Rose-Hulman - 2004

FIRST DOWNSMost First Downs 369 Trinity - 2002Most First Downs - Rush 157 Trinity - 2002Most First Downs - Pass 193 Trinity - 2002Most First Downs - Pnlty. 28 DePauw - 2010Fewest 1st Downs Alwd. 89 Millsaps - 1991Fewest Allowed - Rush 41 Millsaps - 1991 41 Centre - 2009Fewest Allowed - Pass 35 Rhodes - 1991Most 1st Downs Allowed - Penalty 27 Centre - 2001

PENALTIESMost Penalties 109 Sewanee - 2000Most Penalty Yards 975 Centre - 2001Fewest Penalties 24 Rose-Hulman - 1999Fewest Penalty Yards 182 Rose-Hulman - 1999

FUMBLESMost Fumbles 43 Millsaps - 2003Most Fumbles Lost 22 Millsaps - 2003Fewest Fumbles 6 Trinity - 2013Fewest Fumbles Lost 2 DePauw - 2009Most Fumbles Caused 42 Sewanee - 1977

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TOTAL OFFENSE yds.1. Juan Joseph, Millsaps (2005-08) 9,8222. Roy Hampton, Trinity (1998-02) 9,3593. Spud Dick, DePauw (2006-09) 9,2934. Michael Burton, Trinity (1996-99) 8,8835. Daniel Swanstrom, Rhodes (2001-04) 8,347

TOTAL OFFENSE AVG. G YDS.(MINIMUM 2 YEARS)1. Juan Joseph, Millsaps (2005-08) 38 258.52. Roy Hampton, Trinity (1998-02) 37 252.93. Spud Dick, DePauw (2006-09) 38 244.6 4. Jason Lee, DePauw (1999-01) 21 244.05. Michael Burton, Trinity (1996-99) 39 227.8

RUSHING yds.1. Tim McDaniel, Centre (1988-91) 3,8972. Jeremy Boyce, Trinity (1999-02) 3,8703. Jeremiah Marks, DePauw (2004-07) 3,8694. Carl Cravens, Sewanee (1990-93) 3,859 5. Kris Garrett, Centre (1992-95) 3,643

RUSHING AVG. G YDS.(MINIMUM 2 YEARS)1. Kelvin Gladney, Millsaps (1993-94) 19 162.42. Jeremiah Marks, DePauw (2004-07) 35 110.53. Buddy Bass, Millsaps (1990-91) 18 110.24. Carl Cravens, Sewanee (1990-93) 36 107.25. Tim McDaniel, Centre (1988-91) 38 102.6

PASSING yds.1. Spud Dick, DePauw (2006-09) 9,3122. Juan Joseph, Millsaps (2005-08) 9,2953. Michael Burton, Trinity (1996-99) 9,008 4. Roy Hampton, Trinity (1998-02) 8,8695. Drew Mildren, Centre (1998-01) 7,873

PASSING AVG. G YDS.(MINIMUM 2 YEARS)1. Jason Lee, DePauw (1999-01) 21 251.82. Spud Dick, DePauw (2006-09) 38 245.13. Juan Joseph, Millsaps (2005-08) 38 244.64. Roy Hampton, Trinity (1998-02) 37 239.75. Michael Burton, Trinity (1996-99) 39 231.0

RECEIVING YARDS yds.1. Alex Koors, DePauw (2007-10) 3,8502. Jason Hunt, Trinity (1999-02) 3,2023. Dan Ryan, DePauw (1999-02) 2,9134. David Pack, Sewanee (1981-84) 2,7665. Riley Curry, Trinity (2006-09) 2,701

RECEIVING YDS. AVG. G YDS.(MINIMUM 2 YEARS)1. Alex Koors, DePauw (2007-10) 40 96.22. Jerry Hampton, Rhodes (1976-78) 25 84.73. Jason Hunt, Trinity (1999-02) 40 80.14. David Pack, Sewanee (1981-84) 36 76.8 5. Dan Ryan, DePauw (1999-02) 38 76.7

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TOTAL RECEPTIONS NO.1. Alex Koors, DePauw (2007-10) 2552. Riley Curry, Trinity (2006-09) 217 Bryan Mulligan, DePauw (2006-09) 2174. Jason Hunt, Trinity (1999-02) 2135. Dan Ryan, DePauw (1999-02) 184

SCORING (NON-KICKERS) PTS.1. Jeremiah Marks, DePauw (2004-07) 3362. Tim McDaniel, Centre (1988-91) 3243. Jonathan Pinque, Centre (2008-11) 2764. Charlie Key, Rose-Hulman (2002-05) 2645. Alex Koors, DePauw (2007-10) 260

SCORING (KICKERS) XP FG PTS.1. Todd Canion, Trinity (2001-04) 212 33 3112. Taylor Russolino, Millsaps (2007-09) 164 32 2603. Garrett Biehl, Trinity (2009-12) 137 39 2544. Paul Morris, Trinity (1996-99) 118 31 2115. Jim Hever, Rhodes (1982-95) 79 42 205

TOTAL TOUCHDOWNS NO.1. Jeremiah Marks, DePauw (2004-07) 562. Tim McDaniel, Centre (1988-91) 543. Jonathan Pinque, Centre (2008-11) 464. Charlie Key, Rose-Hulman (2002-05) 445. Alex Koors, DePauw (2007-10) 42

TOUCHDOWNS (RUSHING) NO.1. Jeremiah Marks, DePauw (2004-07) 522. Tim McDaniel, Centre (1988-91) 473. Jonathan Pinque, Centre (2008-11) 414. Shawn Morris, Birmingham-Southern (2009-11) 405. Charlie Key, Rose-Hulman (2002-05) 38

TOUCHDOWNS (RECEIVING) NO. 1. Alex Koors, DePauw (2007-10) 422. Dan Ryan, DePauw (1999-02) 413. Jerheme Urban, Trinity (1999-02) 324. Jerry Hampton, Rhodes (1975-78) 31 5. Bo Edwards, Trinity (1996-99) 30

TOUCHDOWN PASSES NO.1. Roy Hampton, Trinity (1998-02) 942. Michael Burton, Trinity (1996-99) 923. Juan Joseph, Millsaps (2005-08) 874. Spud Dick, DePauw (2006-09) 765. Craig Solomon, Rhodes (1975-78) 71

TOTAL FIELD GOALS NO. No.1. Jim Hever, Rhodes (1982-85) 422. Garrett Biel, Trinity (2009-12) 393. Todd Canion, Trinity (2001-04) 334. Andy English, Rhodes (1999-02) 32 Taylor Russolino, Millsaps (2007-10) 32

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PUNT RETURNS yds.1. Jason Hunt, Trinity (1999-02) 1,0952. Robert Kelner, Trinity (2002-05) 1,0213. Brian Britt, Centre (1998-01) 9954. Dave Brooks, Washington & Lee (1968-71) 9875. Conrad Bradburn, Rhodes (1974-76) 855

PUNT RETURN AVG. RET. yds/R(MINIMUM 20 RETURNS)1. David Langston, Birmingham-So. (2007-10) 25 16.202. Jordan Albright, Centre (2008-10) 31 15.903. James Spriggs, Sewanee (1992, 1994-96) 61 12.774. Brian Britt, Centre (1998-01) 79 12.595. Rory Faver, Rhodes (2001-04) 41 12.34

KICK RETURNS yds.1. Caleb Urban, Trinity (2007-10) 2,1602. Michael Galatas, Millsaps (2007-10) 1,6703. Jake Jackson, Rhodes (2008-11) 1,5574. Jamarcus Shephard, DePauw (2001-04) 1,4305. Walter Arrington, Birmingham-Southern (2007-10) 1,426

KICK RETURN AVG. RET. yds/R(MINIMUM 20 RETURNS)1. Jamarcus Shephard, DePauw (2001-04) 51 28.042. Jerheme Urban, Trinity (1999-02) 36 26.583. Sean Sweeney, Austin College (2010-12) 28 25.684. Hays Mathis, Rhodes (1998-01) 53 25.175. Caleb Urban, Trinity (2007-10) 87 24.8

INTERCEPTIONS yds.1. Gary Ellis, Rose-Hulman (1974-77) 252. Frank Greer, Sewanee (1989-92) 203. Teel Bruner, Centre (1982-85) 18 Phil Meiss, Rose-Hulman (1982-85) 18 Matt Miller, Trinity (1992-95) 18

#TOTAL TACKLES NO.1. Tim Dexter, Centre (1976-79) 4902. Matt O’Bryant, Millsaps (1999-03) 4623. Mike Jordan, Sewanee (1980-83) 4434. Sean Brewer, Millsaps (1989-92) 4355. John Beckwith, Trinity (1993-96) 431

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