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2015 SCHEDULE / RESULTS Date Opponent Location Series Time Sept. 5 Middle Tennessee State Murfreesboro, TN 0-2-0 L 70-14 Sept. 12 vs. Tenn. State (Sport South) Memphis, TN 20-27-2 6:00 PM Sept. 19 Southern (ESPN3) Baton Rouge, LA 29-31-0 5:00 PM Sept. 26 Texas Southern Jackson, MS 40-18-1 6:00 PM Oct. 3 Grambling State Jackson, MS 24-41-1 6:00 PM Oct. 17 Alabama A&M Huntsville, AL 16-9-0 1:00 PM Oct. 24 Arkansas Pine Bluff Jackson, MS 24-13-1 2:00 PM Oct. 31 Mississippi Valley State Itta Bena, MS 54-6-2 4:00 PM Nov. 7 Alabama State Jackson, MS 33-11-1 6:00 PM Nov. 21 Prairie View A&M Prairie View, TX 38-15-2 4:00 PM Nov. 28 Alcorn State Jackson, MS 44-33-2 2:00 PM

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Story Lines JSU faces non-conference rival Tennessee State in the 26th Annual Southern Heritage Classic (presented by FedEx) in Memphis, Tennessee Saturday on SportSouth. JSU looks for its first win in the Tigers’ 104th season of football and the second under head coach Harold Jackson, when they take on Tennessee State Saturday at 6 pm. JSU has an experienced and talented coaching staff, with three coaches having NFL experience (Jackson, Chang and Lowe) and three others were championship level collegiate head coaches (Lee, McCall and Aycock). JSU returns 13 starters (6 off., 7 def.) and 43 letter winners from last season’s team. JSU’s two game winning streak, dating back from last season (def. Texas So. 15-10 and Alcorn State 34-31) was snapped in the season opener against Middle Tennessee State. JSU posted a 3-2 record away from Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium and a 2-5 record on its home field in 2014. So far in 2015 the Tigers are 0-1 outside of Jackson, Miss. JSU is 39-25-5 in season openers since 1946, after falling to MTSU 70-14. The Tigers are 1-1 under head coach Harold Jackson. JSU last beat TSU in 2011 when QB Casey Therriualt led the Tigers to a 35-29 victory. Therriault accounted for four TDs and passed for 337 passing yards. WR Marcellos Wilder caught a game high 5 receptions for 114 yards and a TD. JSU was the home team that year. TSU has won the last three games of the series (2014, 2013, 2012). JSU was selected to finish second in the SWAC Eastern Division in the 2015 SWAC pre-

season polls, just behind defending SWAC Champion Alcorn State. Saturday’s game marks the 50th meeting between JSU and TSU.

2015 Football Quick Facts General Information Location: Jackson, Mississippi Founded: 1877 Enrollment: 9,500 Facility: Mississippi Veterans Memorial Stadium Capacity: 60,492 Surface: Natural Grass Nickname: Tigers Colors (PMS): Blue (282/281) & White (Opaque)/Gray (423) Conference: Southwestern Athletic (SWAC) 2014 Record: 5-7 2014 Conf. Record/Finish: 3-6/ 3rd in SWAC Eastern Division Head Coach Head Coach: Harold Jackson Alma Mater, Year: Jackson State, 1967 Date of Birth: 1-6-46 Office Phone: 601-979-2295 Best time to call: Mornings Record at JSU: 5-7, 3-6 Career Record: 5-7, 3-6 University Administration President: Carolyn Meyers Alma Mater: Howard University Athletics Director: Robert Walker (Interim) Alma Mater: Jackson State University Athletic Media Relations *Manager AMR: Wesley Peterson Manager Office Phone: (601) 979-5899 Email Address: [email protected] Asst. Manager AMR: Jenae Jones Asst. Manager Office Phone: (601) 979-6943 Dir./Univ. Communications: Karyn Hollingsworth AMR Fax: (601) 979-2000 *Denotes FB Contact Athletics Web Site: www.jsutigers.com Mailing Address: Jackson State University / Office of Athletic Media Relations / Attn. Wesley Peter-son / Lee E. Williams AAC/ 1400 J.R. Lynch Street, Jackson, Miss. 39217 FB History First Year of Football: 1911 SWAC Championships: 16 – 1961, 1962, 1972, 1973, 1975, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1995, 1996, 2007 Black College National Championships: 1962, 1985, 1996 All-Time Record: 434-265-16 (since 1946) All-Time Bowl/D-1AA Playoff Record: 0-12 Years in NCAA Postseason Play: 12 (Div. I-AA Playoffs) Last NCAA Postseason Appearance: 1997

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MEDIA INFORMATION Radio: JSU Tigers Sports Radio Network Rob Jay, play-by-play Willie Richardson, analyst Spencer McClenty, sideline reporter WHLH-FM-Jackson, MS (95.5 FM), WORV - Hattiesburg (1580 AM), WJMG - Hattiesburg (92.1 FM), WTYJ - Natchez (97.7 FM), WMIS - Natchez (1240 AM), WNBN - Meridian (1200 AM), online (IHeart radio app) Television: SportSouth - Pete Pranica (play-by-play), Bryant McFadden (analyst)

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JACKSON STATE 5-7, 3-6 SWAC in 2014

Last Game: Sept. 5, 2015, at Middle Tenn. State, Lost 70-14

TENNESSEE STATE 6-6, 3-5 OVC in 2014 Last Game: Sept. 6 2015, vs. Ala. State, Won 24-14

Sept. 12, 2015 / 6:00 PM CT / Liberty Bowl (61,008) / Memphis, TN / Fox SportSouth

HAROLD JACKSON HEAD COACH 2ND season

THE JACKSON FILE PERSONAL

Born: Jan. 4, 1946 Family: wife (Carolyn), son (Brandon)

EDUCATION College: Jackson State, 1967

PLAYING EXPERIENCE Jackson State, All-SWAC Wide Receiver NFL, 16-year career (5-time All-Pro); (1968) Los Angeles Rams, (1969-72) Philadelphia Eagles, (1973-77) Los Angeles Rams, (1978-81) New England Patriots, (1982) Minnesota Vikings, (1983) Seattle Seahawks, (1987) New England Patriots

COACHING EXPERIENCE Jackson has coached at New England (1985-89), Tampa Bay (1992-93) and New Orleans (1997-99). As a collegiate coach, he has been on staffs at North Carolina Central (1990), Virginia Union (1994), Benedict (1995-96), Kentucky (2001-02) and Baylor (2003-06).

HAROLD JACKSON VS. 2015 OPPONENTS

Middle Tennessee State 0-1 Tennessee State 0-1 Southern 0-1 Texas Southern 1-0 Grambling State 0-1 Alabama A&M 0-1 Ark. Pine Bluff 1-0 Miss. Valley State 0-1 Alabama State 0-1 Prairie View A&M 0-1 Alcorn State 1-0

QUICK STRIKE PLAYS (25 yds or more)

In 2014 JSU’s offense had 11 players that recorded 25 yards or more on a single play. This season the Tigers have three players to do that. *Daniel Williams (WR) - 2 plays: 46 yd rec. (@MTSU); 50 yd TD rec. (@MTSU). He has 11 for his career. *Jairus Moll (WR) - 1 play: 29 yd rec. (@ MTSU). He has 5 for his career. *Devin Fosselman (WR) - 1 play: 35 yd rec (@ MTSU). He has 2 for his career. Defensive Changes JSU revamped its defense, heading into the 2015 season. DC Alonzo Leeis considered one of the best defensive minds in the FCS. Lee returns the Ti-gers to their 4-3 base defensive roots. Run & Shoot - Tiger Style JSU offensive coordinator Timmy Chang enters year two of installing his version of the “Run & Shoot” offense in the Capital City. Chang, who is one of only a handful of people in college foot-ball with a deep-based knowledge of the offense knows that it is in year two that the QBs , WRs and RBs begin to fully understand the offense.

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JSU QUICK HITS NON-OFFENSIVE SCORES (2014)

-In 2014 games JSU recorded three non-offensive scores: *VUL - R. Porter, TD, 41 yd INT return *VUL - R. Griffin, TD, Blocked Punt return *UAPB - K. Bowens, TD, Blocked FG return

NATIONAL RANKINGS (2015 ) -QB La Montiez Ivy is ranked 16th in the FCS in completions per game, 25th in passing yards and 45th in points re-sponsible for. -WR Daniel Williams is ranked 14th in receiving yards per game. -DE Javancy Jones is 23rd in sacks. -LB Stacy Nobles is 2nd in the FCS in solo tackles.

PERSONAL BESTS -K Ryan Deising tied a JSU record last year by making a 50 yd field goal against PVAM (Oct. 4, 2014) -RB Jarius Moore recorded a career high 145 rushing yards when the Tigers played Prairie View A&M (Oct. 4, 2014) -RB Robert Johnson posted a career high 101 rushing yards against South-ern (Oct. 25). -WR Daniel Williams posted a career high 171 receiving yards and 3 TDs against Grambling State (Sept. 20). He had five 100-plus receiving yard games. He also had two 9 catch games.

Memphis Native, Derrick Bobo named SWAC Newcomer of the Week Derrick Bobo, who missed the entire 2014 season due to a knee injury, was named the Southwestern Athletic Conference Newcomer of the Week following his perform-ance against Middle Tennessee State. He was one of the bright spots for JSU against MTSU. The redshirt junior made his long awaited debut in a JSU uniform and he recorded six solo tackles from his defensive back position. Individual Rankings in the SWAC -QB La Monitez Ivy leads the SWAC in passing and TDs, 264 yds and 2 TDs. He is also the league leader in total offense with 287 yds. -WR Daniel Williams leads the SWAC in receiving yds and is second in receptions, 130 yds, 1 TD and 7 rec. -WR Devin Fosselman is fourth in the SWAC in receiving yds, 4 rec. for 64 yds. -WR Jairus Moll and WR Daniel Williams are tied for 2nd place in scoring with 1 TD each. -K Ryan Deising is a perfect 2-2 in extra point attempts, which has him tied for 1st place. -P Darcy Williamson is third in the SWAC in punting average, 40.3 ypp and is tied for first place in punting yards 443 yds. -LB Stacy Noble is tied for 2nd place in tackles, 13 (11 solo). -S Brandon Smith is tied for 14th place in tackles, 8 (6 solo). -DE Javancy Jones leads the league in tackles for loss with 2.5 for 11 yds. He is also tied for 3rd in sacks, 1. -DL Cornelius Henderson is tied for 4th place in tackles for loss , 1.5. -DB Justin Jemison is tied for 2nd in INTs, 1 and 2nd in passes defended, 2.

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Tiger Tracks JSU has won 16 SWAC titles and below is the chronology of the Tigers title runs. Year Champion 1961 Jackson State 1985 Jackson State 1962 Jackson State 1986 Jackson State 1972 Jackson State,/Grambling 1987 Jackson State 1973 Jackson State/ Grambling 1988 Jackson State 1975 Jackson State/Southern 1990 Jackson State 1980 Jackson State 1995 Jackson State 1981 Jackson State 1996 Jackson State 1982 Jackson State 2007 Jackson State ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

2014 Results (5-7, 3-6 SWAC) Aug. 30 Florida A&M W 22-17 Sept. 6 Virginia U. of Lynchburg W 59-0 Sept. 13 v. Tennessee State L 35-7 Sept. 20 Grambling State L 40-35 Sept. 27 at Ark – Pine Bluff W 33-30 Oct. 4 Prairie View A&M L 48-30 Oct. 11 Mississippi Valley State L 27-23 Oct. 25 Southern L 42-28 Nov. 1 Alabama A&M L 25-14 Nov. 8 at Alabama State L 26-10 Nov. 15 at Texas Southern W 15-10 Nov. 22 at Alcorn State W 34-31 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Returning Statistical Leaders Rushing: Jarius Moore – 380 yards, 3 TD, 77 attempts Passing: LaMontiez Ivy – 3209 yds, 22 TD, 240-422-14 (cmp-att-int) Receiving: Dan Williams – 73 rec., 1004 yds, 9 TD FGS: Ryan Deising – 18-23 (made – att), 50 yds (long) Punting: Darcy Williamson – 57 punts, 2274 yds, 5 TB, 8 FC, 15 I-20 Tackles: Javancy Jones – 108 tackles (46 solo) Sacks: Javancy Jones / Kwame Bowens – 3 sacks ea., 21/20 yds INT: Preston Hughes – 2 INT, 37 yds ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Tiger Pride JSU has one of the better fan bases in the FCS. Once again the Tigers were a Top 15 program in attendance. Last season JSU fin-ished ranked No. 12 in attendance with an average 14,276 fans at its home games. As a conference, the SWAC led the FCS in atten-dance. The SWAC averaged 12,781 fans, which outnumbered all other FCS conferences despite playing fewer games. The SWAC has been the FCS leader in attendance 36 of the last 37 years. This ranking does not include neutral site “Classic” games such as the Southern Heritage Classic (46,914) which JSU participates in against non-conference rival Tennessee State.

JSU Coaching Staff Harold Jackson Head Coach Alonzo Lee Defensive Coordinator/LBs Timmy Chang Offensive Coordinator Antonio Knight Secondary/Spc. Teams Maurice Johnson Defensive Line Woodrow Lowe Defensive Line Steven Aycock Offensive Line Derrick McCall Wide Receivers Ricky Porter Running Backs ——————————————————————————- SOUTHWESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Standings Football SWAC Overall Eastern Division Alcorn St. 0-0 0-1 Alabama St. 0-0 0-1 Alabama A&M 0-0 0-1 Jackson St. 0-0 0-1 Miss. Valley St. 0-0 0-1 Western Division Prairie View 1-0 1-0 Ark. Pine Bluff 0-0 0-1 Grambling St. 0-0 0-1 Southern 0-0 0-1 Texas So. 0-1 0-1 -----------------------------------------------------------------------

PRACTICE INTERVIEWS / COVERAGE JSU student-athletes and coaches will be available for in-person or phone interviews before or after practice Tues-day (players and coaches), Wednesday (players and coaches) and Thursday (coaches only). All interview requests must be directed to the Athletic Me-dia Relations Office at least 24 hours in advance. Student-athlete’s phone numbers will not be given out. Video and still photographers may shoot the first 15 minutes and last 10 minutes of practice drills. -----------------------------------------------------------------------

POSTGAME INTERVIEWS JSU’s locker room is closed to the media at home and on the road. At Miss. Veterans Memorial Stadium, JSU’s head coach and requested players will be available in the inter-view room approximately 20 minutes following the game. Jackson State University is committed to a policy of equal access for both male and female reporters and photogra-phers. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- The JSU FB Radio Call-in Show will air each Mon-day during the season live from the Penguin Restau-rant (on the JSU campus) at 7 pm. Willie Richardson and head coach Harold Jackson will answer fan questions about the Tigers’ last game and give an outlook for the following week.

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RECORD BREAKDOWN Current Streak Lost 1 Current Home Streak Lost 4 Current Away Streak Lost 1 Last Win Nov. 22, 2014 at Alcorn State, W 34-31 Last Home Win Sept. 6, 2014 vs. VUL, W 59-0 Last Away Win Nov. 22, 2014 at Alcorn State, W 34-31 Last Loss Sept. 5 2015, at Mid. Tenn.. St., L 26-10 Last Home Loss Nov. 1, 2014, vs. AAMU, L 25-14 Last Away Loss Sept. 5 2015, at Mid. Tenn.. St., L 26-10

Preseason Honors/Awards 2015 JSU Honors/Awards: Ryan Deising (K): Boxtorow.com All-American College Sports Madness All-Conference, 1st

Team All-SWAC, 1st Team Daniel Williams (WR): College Sports Madness All-Conference, 1st

Team All-SWAC, 1st Team Markus Cook (OL): College Sports Madness All-Conference, 1st

Team All-SWAC, 1st Team LaMontiez Ivy (QB): College Sports Madness All-Conference,

2nd Team All-SWAC, 2nd Team Javancy Jones (DE): College Sports Madness All-Conference,

2nd Team All-SWAC, 2nd Team Robert Porter (DB): College Sports Madness All-Conference,

2nd Team All-SWAC, 2nd Team Kwame Bowens (LB): College Sports Madness All-Conference,

2nd Team Cornelius Henderson (DL): College Sports Madness All-Conference, 3rd

Team Stacy Noble (LB): College Sports Madness All-Conference, 3rd

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JSU Tiger Sports TV/Radio Lineup -JSU FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS WITH COACH HAROLD AT 7PM TUES-DAYS (JSU-TV) -JSU TIGERS: GAMEDAY REPLAY, 7:30PM TUESDAY (JSU-TV) ———————————————————————–————————–— Quick Hitters -The last time JSU surrendered 50 points or more was in 2005 when the Tigers fell 64-36 to Ark. Pine Bluff. -JSU scored 14 points in the second quarter against MTSU, cutting the Blue Raider lead to 21-14 with 8:11 left in the first half. -JSU recorded 271 total offensive yards in its season opener. -JSU was 1-1 in the red zone against MTSU. O-Line Upgraded JSU’s offensive line played well for most of the game against MTSU. De-spite allowing four sacks, the o-line kept QB La Montiez Ivy pretty much upright. One thing that should help in protecting the QBs is establishing a run game as JSU moves forward this season. Putting the “RUN” in “Run & Shoot” Following JSU’s season opener at MTSU, head coach Harold Jackson expressed his desire to establish the running game. QB La Montiez Ivy had a pretty good day as he passed for 264 yards and a pair of TDs, but for JSU to be successful the Tigers have to put the ball in the hands of their running backs (Robert Johnson, IV, Jarius Moore and Joshua Bates). De-spite posting only 17 rush yards, Johnson averaged 4.2 yards per carry on four attempts. Moore had only five carries and Bates had two.

Bringing back the “Dark Side” defense JSU’s defense reclaimed its moniker “Dark Side” defense during fall camp. Despite giving up 56 of the 70 points MTSU scored , the Tigers defense competed relatively well. JSU had five TFL, a sack, a forced fumble and an INT. Veteran WRs Stepping Up Junior WR Daniel Williams has received most of the preseason hype on the offensive side of the ball. He was selected as one of the top collegiate players in the state of Mississippi last season. Recorded a 1,000 receiving yard and 9 TD sophomore season. And with his size and speed he is start-ing to gain buzz among NFL scouts. However, JSU’s two senior pass catchers Devin Fosselman and Jairus Moll helped jump start JSU’s of-fense. On JSU’s first scoring drive Fosselman hauled in the first two Ivy completion (14 and 10 yds) and Moll caught a two-yd TD pass. On the second scoring drive Fosselman caught a 35 yarder, setting up a 50 yard strike to Williams. Fosselman finished with 4 rec. for 64 yds and Moll had 5 catches for 46 yards.

Tigers Ranked 33rd in FCS Preseason Poll JSU was recently ranked 33rd in the Preseason FCS Coaches Polls. The Tigers received 21 votes in the poll. JSU and Alcorn State, which finished just outside the Top 25 poll with a 26th place finish, were the only two SWAC programs included in the preseason poll.

Scholar Athletes Three current members of the JSU football team (DL Cornelius Hender-son, OL Markus Cook and DE Javancy Jones) were named 2015 Arthur Ashe, Jr. Sports Scholars by Diverse: Issues in Higher Education maga-zine. The honor recognizes those student-athletes who have achieved high standards of scholarship, athleticism and humanitarianism. In order to qual-ify, students must have a cumulative 3.2 or higher grade point average through the fall of 2014, completed one full academic year, be an active member of an intercollegiate athletic team during the 2014-15 year and have a record of campus community service.




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2015 Jackson State Football Roster # Name Pos. HT WT YR Hometown (Previous School) 1 Brandon Maiden DB 6-1 195 SO Clarksdale, MS (Clarksdale HS) 2 Justin Jemison DB 6-3 195 JR Baton Rouge, LA (Central HS) 3 Jarius Moore RB 5-11 205 JR Terry, MS (Terry HS) 4 Jairus Moll WR 5-9 180 SR Laplace, LA (West St. John HS) 5 Brandon Smith DB 6-0 200 SR Aberdeen, MS (Aberdeen HS/Itawamba CC) 6 Devin Fosselman WR 5-11 190 SR Woodville, MS (Wilkerson Co. HS/Miss. St.) 7 Zavian Bingham DB 5-10 185 JR Summit, MS (SW Miss. CC/Terry HS) 8 Robert Porter DB 6-0 170 SR Detroit, MI (Roseville HS / Northland College) 9 La Montiez Ivy QB 6-3 215 JR East St. Louis, IL (East St. Louis HS) 10 LaCorey Tucker WR 6-1 185 R-SR Talladega, AL (Talladega HS) 11 Romello Shumake WR 5-10 170 R-FR Lithonia, GA (Martin Luther King HS) 12 *Brent Lyles QB 6-2 195 R-FR Indianapolis, IN (Pike HS) 13 Kwame Bowens LB 6-0 220 JR Lithonia, GA (Arabia Mountain HS) 14 Keontre Anderson DL 6-4 230 SO Canton, MS (Canton HS) 15 Jarin Morikawa QB 6-0 190 SO Mililani, HI (UNLV/Mililani HS) 16 Benjamin Thomas ATH 6-1 200 JR Eufaula, AL (Eufaula HS) 17 Joshua Edet DB 6-0 180 SR Smyrna, GA (Hargrave Military/Eastern Arizona) 18 Jordan Williams QB 6-0 180 FR Memphis, TN (Whitehaven HS) 19 Derrick Bobo DB 5-9 175 R-JR Memphis, TN (Whitehaven HS/Univ. of Memphis) 20 Robert Johnson RB 6-2 190 SO Terry, MS (Terry HS) 21 Preston Hughes DB 6-0 190 R-JR Daphne, AL (Daphne HS) 22 Derrick Wilkerson RB 5-9 190 R-FR Indianapolis, IN (Pike HS) 23 Rashard Frye RB 5-9 175 R-FR Miami, FL (B.T. Washington HS) 24 Demory Monroe DB 5-11 180 SO Upper Marlboro, MD (Frederick Douglass HS) 25 Tre Jester LB 5-11 205 SO Decatur, GA (Columbia HS) 27 Jamal Hawkins DB 6-0 175 SO Lithonia, GA (Stephenson HS) 28 Tykwan Bridges WR 6-1 185 FR Brookhaven, MS (Brookhaven HS) 29 Javancy Jones LB 6-2 248 JR Macon, MS (Noxubee Co. HS) 30 Anthony Moore QB 6-0 190 FR Monroe, LA (Washington HS) 31 Ryan Deising K 5-10 195 SR Nashville, TN (Pearl-Cohn HS) 32 Darcy Williamson P 5-11 180 R-JR Victoria, Australia 33 Shawn Bishop LB 6-0 235 SO Jackson, MS (Callaway HS) 35 Joshua Bates RB 5-10 200 JR Jackson, MS (Provine HS/Copiah-Lincoln CC) 36 Stedmon Capler FB 5-11 250 SR Ridgeland, MS (Ridgeland HS) 37 Tyler Rogers DB 5-11 183 FR Starkville, MS (Starkville HS) 38 Uriah Wiggins FB 6-0 250 FR Terry, MS (Terry HS) 39 Christian Jacquemin K 5-11 190 R-FR Miami, FL (Coral Reef HS) 40 Hector Stanback LB 6-0 190 SO Lithonia, GA (M.L. King HS) 41 Teddrick Terrell LB 6-2 230 SR Jackson, MS (Lanier HS) 42 Stacy Noble LB 6-0 230 JR Ft. Pierce, FL (Ft. Pierce Central HS) 43 Kadara Smith DB 5-10 190 SO Baton Rouge, LA (Skylerville HS) 44 Rodney Shorter, II DE/LB 6-1 230 R-FR Long Beach, CA (Poly HS) 45 Jabari Payton TE 6-5 250 SR Carthage, MS (Carthage HS) 46 Omari Lyles LB 5-10 227 FR Long Beach, CA (Long Beach Poly HS) 47 Jamarius Mabry WR 6-4 195 JR Jackson, MS (Forest Hill/Northwest CC) 48 Dante Thornton DB 6-1 185 FR Clinton, MS (Clinton HS) 49 Jonathan Burnett LB 6-4 220 SO Terry, MS (Terry HS) 50 Andre Lloyd LB 6-3 190 SO Yazoo City, MS (Yazoo City HS) 51 James Reid DL 6-3 280 JR Vallejo, CA (Vallejo HS/Contra Costa CC) 52 Darrius Woods LB 6-0 200 R-FR Jacksonville, FL (Edward H. White HS) 54 Vallemond German DL 6-3 255 JR Anaheim, CA (Savannah HS/Golden West CC) 55 Kenneth Tyler OL 6-4 335 JR Vicksburg, MS (Hinds CC/Vicksburg HS) 56 Xavier Harris LB 6-4 248 FR Monroe, LA (West Monroe HS) 57 BeJay Welch LB 6-2 210 JR Brandon, MS (Northwest Rankin HS/Copiah-Lincoln CC)

58 Alem Amores OL 6-2 290 JR Oakland, CA (Contra Costa CC / Oakland Tech HS) 59 Terry Harper LB 5-10 210 SO Hampton, GA (Lovejoy HS) 60 Markus Cook OL 6-3 310 JR Prichard, AL (Vigor HS) 65 Vincent Hunter OL 6-4 325 SO Memphis, TN (UAB/Whitehaven HS) 66 Brandon McCoy OL 6-6 340 FR Memphis, TN (Memphis Central HS) 68 Yacoub Hammoudeh OL 6-5 300 JR American Canyon, CA (Amer. Canyon HS/Contra Costa CC)

69 Asam-Obi Asam OL 6-2 310 R-FR Baton Rouge, LA (McKinley HS)




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70 Daunte Fisher OL 6-3 345 FR Houston, TX (Yates Center HS) 71 Donell Paster OL 6-6 305 FR Augusta, GA (Thomson HS) 72 Treyvon Richardson OL 6-4 305 JR Covington, GA (Newton HS) 73 Brandon Wright DL 6-2 326 JR Fresno, CA (Edison HS/Contra Costa College) 74 Steven Gilbert OL 6-4 270 R-JR Miami, FL (Valero HS) 75 Christian Marshall OL 6-5 290 JR Columbus, OH (Eastmoor HS) 76 Ronza Anderson OL 6-0 275 R-FR Jackson, MS (Provine HS) 77 Frank Carter OL 6-3 330 SO Tampa, FL (Hillsborough HS) 78 Nikolas Davis OL 6-2 256 FR Fayetteville, GA (Sandy Creek HS) 79 Zechariah Ray OL 6-7 325 SO Yazoo City, MS (Copiah Lincoln CC/Yazoo City HS) 80 Will Golston WR 6-4 205 SR Mobile, AL (Murphy HS/South Alabama) 81 Daniel Williams WR 6-3 211 JR East St. Louis, IL (East St. Louis HS) 82 Carle Ollie WR 6-3 190 FR Jackson, MS (Forest Hill HS) 83 Desmond Hill WR 5-7 165 FR Jacksonville, FL (Lee HS) 84 Benjy Parrish WR 6-2 180 FR Ellenwood, GA (Cedar Grove HS) 85 Shaquil Ward WR 6-3 185 JR Mobile, AL (Vigor HS) 86 Tevin Garrett TE 6-4 250 JR Talladega, AL (Talladega HS) 87 DeSean McKenzie WR 6-3 190 SR Covington, GA (Stone Mountain HS) 88 DeMaris Peppers DL 6-3 287 SO Memphis, TN (Fairley HS/U of Minnesota) 90 Tavares Battles DL 6-3 270 JR Huntsville, AL (JO Johnson HS) 91 Coleman Johnson DL 6-2 290 SR Pensacola, FL (Pensacola HS) 92 Zachary Laster LB/DL 6-1 238 FR Jackson, MS (Forest Hill HS) 93 Cornelius Henderson DL 6-3 304 JR Duncanville, TX (Duncanville HS) 94 Taylor Washington DL 6-3 290 JR Mobile, AL (BC Raine HS) 95 Malik Hamner DL 6-5 228 FR Tuscaloosa, AL (Central HS) 96 Lavaka Maile DL 6-5 270 SR Oakley, CA (Fremont HS/Contra Costa College) 97 Brendan Loggins DL 6-0 230 R-FR Memphis, TN (Carver HS) * Denotes Player Sitting Out The Year

Pronunciation Guide No. Name Pronunciation (first name, last name) 3 Jarius Moore jar – E - Us 4 Jairus Moll jair – US 14 Keontre Anderson keon - TRAY 15 Jarin Morikawa more-ee-COW-ah 29 Javancy Jones juh – VAN - see 31 Ryan Deising dee - SING 39 Christian Jacquemin Christian, JACKMAN 68 Yacoub Hammoudeh Yah-CUB, Hah-Muh-Day 96 Lavaka Maile luh – VAKA, molly




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OFFENSE LT 70 Duante Fisher (6-3, 345, FR) 68 Yacoub Hammoudeh (6-5, 300, JR) LG 77 Frank Carter (6-3, 330, SO) 65 Vincent Hunter (6-4, 325, RSO) C 60 Markus Cook (6-3, 285, JR) 74 Steven Gilbert (6-4, 270, R-SO) RG 58 Alem Amores (6-2, 290, JR) 55 Kenneth Tyler (6-4, 335, JR) RT 75 Christian Marshall (6-5, 290, JR) 71 Donell Paster (6-6, 305, FR) TE 45 Jabari Payton (6-5, 250, SR) 86 Tevin Garrett (6-4, 250, JR) QB 9 La Montiez Ivy (6-3, 225, R-JR) 15 Jarin Morikawa (6-0, 190, SO) FB 36 Stedmon Capler (5-11, 250, SR) TB 20 Robert Johnson (6-0, 225, SO) or 3 Jarius Moore (5-11, 205, JR) WR (H) 4 Jairus Moll (5-9, 180, SR) 11 Romello Shumake (5-10, 170, SO) WR (X) 81 Daniel Williams (6-3, 200, JR) 80 Will Golston (6-4, 205, SR) WR (Y) 6 Devin Fosselman (5-11, 190, SR) 16 Benjamin Thomas (6-1, 200, JR)


DEFENSE DE 29 Javancy Jones (6-2, 230, JR) 44 Rodney Shorter (6-1, 230, R-FR) DT 94 Taylor Washington (6-3, 290, JR) 51 James Reid (6-3, 280, JR) DT 93 Cornelius Henderson (6-3, 304, JR) 90 Tavares Battles (6-3, 270, JR) DE 41 Teddrick Terrell (6-2, 230, SR) 14 Keontre Anderson (6-4, 240, SO) LB (S) 33 Shawn Bishop (6-0, 235, SO) 50 Andre Lloyd (6-3, 190, SO) LB (M) 42 Stacy Noble (6-0, 230, JR) 52 Darrius Woods (6-0, 200, R-FR) LB (TG) 13 Kwame Bowens (6-0, 220, JR) 49 Jonathan Burnett (6-4, 220, SO) FS 5 Brandon Smith (6-0, 200, SR) 19 Derrick Bobo (5-9, 175, R-JR) SS 21 Preston Hughes (6-0, 190, R-JR) 1 Brandon Maiden (6-1, 220, SO) CB 8 Robert Porter (6-0, 170, SR) 7 Zavian Bingham (5-10, 190, JR) CB 2 Justin Jemison (6-3, 185, JR) 24 Demory Monroe (5-11, 180, SO)

JSU DEPTH CHART - WEEK 2 vs. TENNESSEE STATE (as of 9.8.15)

(Lineup Subject To Change)

CAREER GAMES PLAYED/STARTS

Amores, Alem (1/1) Anderson, Keontre (11/3) Anderson, Ronza (0/0) Bates, Joshua (1/0) Battles, Tavaris (8/0) Bingham, Zavian (1/0) Bishop, Shawn (12/1) Bobo, Derrick (1/0) Bowens, Kwame (16/5) Burnett, Jonathan (8/0) Capler, Stedmon (29/0) Carter, Frank (10/1) Cook, Markus (24/12) Deising, Ryan (27/27) Edet, Joshua (4/0) Fisher, Duante (1/1) Fosselman, Dev. (21/5) Garrett, Tevin (4/0) German, Vallemond (1/0) Gilbert, Steven (18/0) Golston, Will (2/0) Harper, Terry (5/0) Hawkins, Jamal (5/0) Henderson, Corn. (22/12) Hughes, Preston (25/15) Ivy, LaMontiez (14/13) Jacquemin, C. (0/0) Jemison, Justin (21/2) Jester, Tre. (10/0) Johnson, Cole. (30/11) Johnson, Robert (10/3) Jones, Javancy (24/12) Lloyd, Andre (10/0) Loggins, Brendan (2/0) Lyles, Omari (1/0) Maiden, Brandon (11/0) Maile, Lavaka (5/0) Marshall, Christian (16/4) McKenzie, DeS. (32/19) Moll, Jairus (22/11) Monroe, Demory (4/0) Moore, Jarius (22/4) Morikawa, Jarin (1/0) Noble, Stacy (24/12) Paster, Donell (1/0) Payton, Jabari (19/3) Porter, Robert (12/11) Reid, James (1/0) Richardson, Trey. (6/0) Shorter, Rodney (1/0) Smith, Brandon (13/2) Smith, Kadaro (6/1) Stanback, Hector (2/0) Terrell, Tedd. (36/25) Thomas, Ben (6/0) Tucker, LaCorey (16/1) Ward, Shaq. (2/0) Washington, Tay. (7/2) Williams, Dan. (23/17) Williamson, Dar. (24/21) Woods, Darrius (1/0)

SPECIAL TEAMS K/P 31 Ryan Deising (5-10, 195, SR) 32 Darcy Williamson (5-11, 180, R-JR) HO 32 Darcy Williamson (5-11, 180, R-JR) SNP 76 Ronza Anderson (6-0, 275, R-FR) RET 4 Jairus Moll (5-9, 180, SR) 3 Jarius Moore (5-11, 205, SO) 81 Daniel Williams (6-3, 200, JR)



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RECORDS


SINGLE SEASON Passing Yards Year Player Yards 1. 2011 Casey Therriault 3808 2. 2001 Robert Kent 3640 3. 2010 Casey Therriault 3436 4. 2002 Robert Kent 3374 5. 2014 LaMontiez Ivy 3209 6. 1990 Shawn Gregory 2870 7. 1999 Mark Washington 2786 8. 1996 Grailyn Pratt 2600 9. 2007 Jimmy Oliver 2550 10. 2000 Robert Kent 2510 Passing Completions Year Player Comp. 1. 2011 Casey Therriault 272 2. 2014 LaMontiez Ivy 270 3. 2010 Casey Therriault 255 4. 2001 Robert Kent 245 5. 2002 Robert Kent 231 6. 1996 Grailyn Pratt 202 7. 1995 Grailyn Pratt 191 8. 2003 Robert Kent 184 9. 2007 Jimmy Oliver 177 10. 2000 Robert Kent 165 Touchdown Passes Year Player TDs 1. 2001 Robert Kent 31 2. 2002 Robert Kent 31 3. 2010 Casey Theriault 31 4. 1999 Mark Washington 29 5. 2000 Robert Kent 27 6. 2011 Casey Theriault 27 7. 1998 Mark Washington 26 8. 2014 LaMontiez Ivy 22 9. 1996 Grailyn Pratt 22 10. 1995 Grailyn Pratt 21 Passing Completion PCT (over 150 att.) Year Player PCT 1. 2014 LaMontiez Ivy .640 2. 2010 Casey Therriault .584 3. 2007 Jimmy Oliver .580 4. 2008 Trae Rutland .569 5. 1964 Bennie Crenshaw .563 6. 1996 Grailyn Pratt .560 7. 1992 Ricky Jordan .558 8. 1995 Grailyn Pratt .552 9. 1997 Grailyn Pratt .551 10. 1982 John McKenzie .550 Total Offense Year Player Yards 1. 2011 Casey Therriault 3911 2. 2001 Robert Kent 3824 3. 2010 Casey Therriault 3600 4. 2002 Robert Kent 3553 5. 2014 LaMontiez Ivy 3397 6. 1996 Grailyn Pratt 2967 7. 1990 Shawn Gregory 2885

8. 2007 Jimmy Oliver 2814 9. 1994 Darrell Asberry 2787 10. 1999 Mark Washington 2767 Scoring Year Player Points 1. 1973 Walter Payton 160 2. 1974 Walter Payton 123 3. 1972 Walter Payton 117 4. 1998 Sylvester Morris 106 5. 1999 Sylvester Morris 90 6. 1999 Destry Wright 90 7. 1992 James Johnson 90 8. 2007 Eric Perri 88 9. 1990 Ike Ayozie 87 10. 2014 Ryan Deising 86 Pass Receptions Year Player Rec. 1. 2001 T. C. Taylor 84 2. 2014 Daniel Williams 73 3. 1999 Sylvester Morris 69 4. 1988 Ron Lewis 67 5. 2002 Tim Manning 66 6. 1998 Sylvester Morris 62 7. 2012 Rico Richardson 60 8. 2002 Chris Jones 57 9. 2010 Marcellos Wilder 57 10. 1966 Harold Jackson 56 Pass Reception Yards Year Player Yards 1. 1999 Sylvester Morris 1286 2. 1998 Sylvester Morris 1258 3. 2001 T. C. Taylor 1234 4. 1960 Willie Richardson 1227 5. 2012 Rico Richardson 1153 6. 2002 Tim Manning 1077 7. 2013 Zach Pendleton 1067 8. 2014 Daniel Williams 1004 9. 1989 Ron Lewis 945 10. 1997 Corey Bradford 937 Touchdown Reception Year Player TDs 1. 1998 Sylvester Morris 17 2. 1999 Sylvester Morris 13 3. 2012 Rico Richardson 11 4. 2001 T. C. Taylor 11 5. 1962 Willie Richardson 11 6. 1966 Harold Jackson 11 7. 1959 Willie Richardson 10 8. 1971 Jerome Barkum 10 9. 2013 Zach Pendleton 10 10. 2014 Daniel Williams 9 Interceptions Year Player INTs 1. 1966 Lem Barney 11 2. 1968 Richard Harvey 11 3. 1978 Anthony Richards 11 4. 1986 Kevin Dent 10



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5. 1965 Lem Barney 9 6. 1967 Richard Harvey 9 7. 1974 Robert Brazile 9 8. 1990 Robert Turner 9 9. 1995 Picasso Nelson 8 10. 1996 Sean Woodson 8 Punt Average Year Player Avg. 1. 1972 Raymond Key 43.2 2. 1966 Lem Barney 42.5 3. 1977 Raymond Key 42.1 4. 2013 Darcy Williamson 41.9 5. 1989 Fred McRae 41.8 6. 1965 Lem Barney 41.7 7. 1996 Cedric Dunbar 41.4 8. 1990 Fred McRae 41.2 9. 1971 Raymond Key 40.6 10. 2014 Darcy Williamson 39.9 Field Goals Year Player FGs 1. 2014 Ryan Deising 18 2. 2007 Eric Perri 17 3. 2008 Eric Perri 13 4. 2009 Eric Perri 12 5. 1996 Adam Harris 12 6. 1983 Eric Dozier 12 7. 1990 Ike Ayozie 12 8. 2013 Ryan Deising 12 9. 1999 Brain Reynolds 11 10. 1994 Oliver Dean 10 PAT Year Player PATs 1. 1998 Brian Reynolds 59 2. 1990 Ike Ayozie 51 3. 1989 Ike Ayoze 45 4. 2007 Eric Perri 37 5. 2012 Ryan Deising 36 6. 1996 Adam Harris 35 7. 1994 Oliver Dean 35 8. 2013 Ryan Deising 34 9. 1981 Randal Lewis 33 10. 1978 Randal Lewis 33 Rushing Leaders Year Player Yds. 1. 1999 Destry Wright 1644 2. 1998 Destry Wright 1528 3. 1987 Lewis Tillman 1474 4. 1988 Lewis Tillman 1436 5. 1992 James Johnson 1327 6. 1994 William Arnold 1191 7. 1973 Walter Payton 1139 8. 1978 Perry Harrington 1105 9. 1978 Jeffrey Moore 1094 10. 1993 William Arnold, 1082 QB Sacks Leaders Year Player No. 1. 2008 Marcus Benard, 16

2. 2011 Joseph LeBeau 16 3. 2011 Donavan Robinson 14

RECORDS

Most Rushing Yards Game: 346, William Arnold vs. Texas Southern , 1993 Season: 1644, Destry Wright 1999 Career: 4050, Destry Wright, 1997-1999 Total Offense Game: 598, Robert Kent vs. NC A& T, 2002 Season: 3824, Robert Kent, 2001 Career: 12,565, Robert Kent, 2000-2003 Most Passes Attempted Game: 63, Robert Kent vs. NC A&T, 2002 Season: 453, Robert Kent, 2001 Career: 1539, Robert Kent, 2000-2003 Most Passes Completed Game: 41, Robert Kent vs. NC A&T, 2002 Season: 255,Casey Therriault, 2010 Career: 825, Robert Kent, 2000-2003 Most Passing Yards Game: 595, Robert Kent vs. Alabama St., 2001 Season: 3,791, Casey Therriault, 2011 Career: 11,797, Robert Kent, 2000-2003 Most Passes Caught Game: 14, T.C. Taylor, Alabama St., 2001 Season: 84, T.C. Taylor, 2001 Career: 181, Sylvester Morris, 1996-1999 Most Touchdown Passes Game: 6, Mark Washington, Alcorn, 1999 and Robert Kent, Alabama St., 2001 Season: 31, Robert Kent, 2001 & 2002; Casey Therriault, 2010 Career: 104, Robert Kent, 2000-2003 Most Yards Receiving Game: 235, Rico Richardson, TXSO, 2011 233, Tim Manning, Miss. Valley State, 2002 Season: 1286, Sylvester Morris, 1999 Career: 3616, Willie Richardson, 1959-62 Most Touchdowns Receiving Game: 5, Sylvester Morris vs. Grambling, 1998 Career: 36, Willie Richard, 1959-1962 Most Touchdowns Scored Game: 7, Walter Payton vs. Lane, 1972 Season: 24, Walter Payton, 1973 Career: 66, Walter Payton, 1971-1974 Most Points Scored Game: 46, Walter Payton vs. Lane, 1972 Season: 160, Walter Payton, 1973 Career: 464, Walter Payton, 1971-1974 Most Interceptions Game: 5, Karl Johnson vs. Grambling State, 1982 Season: 11, Lem Barney, 1966; Richard Harvey, 1968; Anthony Young, 1978 Career: 26, Lem Barney, 1963-1966



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Most Interceptions Returned For TD 4, Robert Turner 1990 (career) Best Punt Return Average 27.4, John Outlaw, 1966 Most Yards Returning Punts 459, Daryl Jones, 1986 Best Kickoff Return Average 36.1, Roscoe Word, 1973 Most Yards Returning Kickoff 709, Torrey Thigpen, 2000 Most Field Goals Season: 17, Eric Perri, 2007 Career: 29, Brian Reynolds, 2000 Longest Field Goal Made 50, Eric Perri, 2007 vs. Tenn. State 50 Ryan Deising 2014 vs. PVAM 45, Vernon Perry, 1975 Longest Field Goal Attempted 53, Vernon Perry, 1975 vs. Texas So. Most Extra Points Season: 51, Ike Ayozie, 1989-1990 Career: 63, Ike Ayozie, 1989-1990 Most Consecutive Extra Points Season: 45, Ike Ayozie, 1989-1990 Most Punts Season: 87, Fred McCrae, 1987 Career: 270, Fred McCrae, 1987-90 Most Yards Punting Season: 3396, Fred McCrae, 1987 Career: 10,650, Fred McCrae, 198-90 Best Punting Average Season: 43.2, Raymond Key, 1972 Career: 40.6, Raymond Key, and Lem Barney


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9 LAMONTIEZ IVY 81 DANIEL WILLIAMS AT JSU: La Montiez enters the 2015 season as one of the best quarterbacks in FCS football... After breaking JSU com-pletion records in 2014, Ivy stepped up his game even more by attending the prestigious Manning Passing Acad-emy to work on his fundamentals... This season he looks to go after more JSU and Southwestern Athletic Confer-ence records... With a revamped offensive line and a tal-ented group of receivers and running backs Ivy could be in contention for SWAC Player of the Year honors. 2014/Red-shirt Sophomore Year: * Emerged as one of the elite passers in the Southwestern Athletic Conference, earning All-SWAC second team hon-ors * Ranked 15th in the FCS in completion percentage and seventh in completions per game * Also ranked 30th in the FCS in passing efficiency, 20th in passing touchdowns, 11th in passing yards, 12th in passing yards per game, 54th in passing yards per com-pletion, 40th in points responsible for, 37th in points re-sponsible for per game and 17th in total offense * Led the SWAC in both passing yards (3,209) and pass-ing touchdowns (22) and was second in the league in total offense (3,397) * Played in all 12 games and had 12 starts for the Tigers * Completed 64% of his pass attempts (270-422) with 14 interceptions * Finished as the fourth leading rusher on the team with 188 yards on 137 attempts * Recorded a 2014 SWAC single game high five touch-down (4 passing, 1 rushing) performance against Gram-bling State (Sept. 20) * Recorded a 2014 SWAC single game high 36 passes completed against Alabama A&M (Nov. 1) * Passed for a career high 424 yards against Southern (Oct. 25) * Long pass of the season was 64 yards to Tobias Single-ton against Southern (Oct. 25) * Named SWAC Player of the Week (Sept. 3) 2013/Red-shirt Freshman Year: * Started the season opener against Tulane, but went down with a leg injury during the game * Before the injury, he completed nine of 17 pass attempts for 133 yards and two interceptions to go along with one carry for 22 yards 2012/Freshman Year: * Did not play

AT JSU: Dan returns for his junior year at Jackson State as one of the best wide receivers in FCS football... He has all of the tools to be among the elite pass catch-ers in college football... Since coming to JSU, he has been a tireless worker at his craft... He is big, fast, strong, runs good routes and is excellent at picking up yards after the catch.

2014/Sophomore Year * Emerged as one of the best wide receivers in the FCS with his combination of size, physicality, speed and pass catching ability * Showed good ability to pick up significant yardage after the catch * Became the eighth Tiger and one of the youngest receivers in JSU history to record a 1,000-plus receiv-ing yard season * Named JSU's Offensive MVP and a C Spire Conerly Award (Most Outstanding Collegiate Player in the state of Mississippi) nominee * Received All-SWAC Second Team recognition * Under the direction of head coach Harold Jackson (who is one of the great wide receivers to play at JSU), Williams established himself as one of the most reliable pass catchers in college football more than doubling his pass receiving numbers from the previ-ous season * Played in all 12 games and hauled in a team high 73 receptions for 1,004 yards and nine touchdowns * Averaged 83.7 receiving yards and 13.8 yards per reception * Led the team with nine plays of 25 yards or more with a career long play of 61 yards (TD) against Ar-kansas Pine Bluff 2013/Freshman Year: * As a true freshman he played in 10 games and fin-ished as the sixth leading receiver on the team * Caught 10 passes for 92 yards * Long play of the season was a 19 yard reception



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29 JAVANCY JONES 41 TEDDRICK TERRELL

AT JSU: Javancy enters his third season at Jackson State and is one of the top defensive players in the Southwestern Ath-letic Conference... After playing at the linebacker position as a sophomore, he returns to the defensive end spot (where he was an All-SWAC first team member as a freshman)... He should be in consideration for conference Defensive Player of the Year honors at the end of the 2015 season. 2014/Sophomore Year: * Led the team in tackles with 108 (46 solo) and tackles for loss with 18 for 68 yards * Ranked 22nd in the FCS in tackles for loss * Ranked 37 in the FCS in total tackles * Despite moving to another position remained one of the most dominant defensive players in the SWAC * Showed a quick first step and a high motor, as well as toughness - playing with broken hands throughout the season * Played linebacker, after playing defensive end as a freshman * Recorded three sacks, a pass deflection and a forced fumble * Recorded a team high four tackles for loss against Vir-ginia University-Lynchburg * SWAC Player of the Week (Sept. 9) * Preseason All-SWAC first team member 2013/Freshman Year: * Named the SWAC Freshman of the year, All-SWAC first team, Box to Row All-American and to the College Sports Journal All Freshman Team * He finished his freshman campaign as the fourth leading tackler on the team * In 11 games he recorded 54 tackles (26 solo), 14 tackles for loss (second on team), five sacks (tied for second on team), two pass breakups, two quarterback hurries a forced fumble and a blocked kick * Saw his first collegiate action in JSU’s season opener against Tulane when he finished with three tackles * Recorded a career high seven tackles twice (Alabama State and Texas So.) * Recorded his first full sack against Southern and blocked a kick attempt against Alcorn State in the final game of the regular season * Returned a blocked punt 15 yards for a touchdown against Texas Southern.

AT JSU: Teddrick enters his senior season at Jackson State University... The Jackson, Mississippi native returns to the defensive end position after moving to line-backer during the 2014 season... He has a good com-bination of strength and quickness coming off of the ball. 2014/Junior Year: * Earned letter winner honor for the third straight year * Played in all 12 games, moving to linebacker full time * Finished as the 13th leading tackler on the team with 27 (11 solo) * Recorded three tackles for loss and a sack to go along with two pass deflections and a forced fumble 2013/Sophomore Year: * Named an All-SWAC second team member * Played in all 11 games and finished as the eighth leading tackler on the team with 46 (25 solo) * Led the team in sacks with seven and tied for first on the team in forced fumbles with two * Finished second on the team in tackles for loss with 13.5 for 65 yards 2012/Freshman Year: * Finished with 37 tackles (24 solo and 13 asst) * Had 10 tackles for loss for 49 yards as well as 3.5 sacks for 21 yards * Also had three QB hurries and a forced fumble



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14 Keontre Anderson DL SO /6-4 /230 Canton, MS (Canton HS) AT JSU: 2014/Freshman Year: *Earned letterman honor *Named the JSU Football Defensive Rookie of the Year * Played in 10 games and recorded 36 total tackles, seven tackles for loss for 31 yards, 2.5 sacks for 23 yards, a pass breakup and a forced fumble -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 90 Tavares Battles DT Junior / 6-3 / 270 Huntsville, AL (JO Johnson HS) AT JSU: 2014/Sophomore Year: *Earned letterman honor *Played in six games and posted four tackles, one tackle for loss and two QB hurries 2013/Freshman Year: *Saw limited action and recorded three tackles -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 33 Shawn Bishop LB Sophomore / 6-0 / 235 Jackson, MS (Callaway HS) AT JSU: 2014/Freshman Year: *Earned letterman honor *Played in 11 games and posted 15 tackles to go along with 0.5 tackles for loss -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 13 Kwame Bowens LB Junior / 6-0 / 220 Lithonia, GA (Arabia Mountain HS) AT JSU: 2014/Sophomore Year: * Played in seven games and finished with 35 tackles, 4.5 tackles for loss and three sacks 2013/Freshman Year: * Played in six games and recorded five tackles -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 60 Markus Cook OL Junior / 6-3 / 310 Prichard, AL (Vigor HS) AT JSU: 2014/Sophomore Year: * Was a member of the offensive line that helped lead the JSU offense to score 310 points and record 4,513 total yards (1227 rushing yards and 3286 passing yards) 2013/Freshman Year: * Was a member of the offensive line that helped lead the JSU offense to score 313 points and record 4,571 total yards (2140 rushing yards and 2431 passing yards)

31 Ryan Deising K Senior / 5-10 / 195 Nashville, TN (Pearl-Cohn HS) AT JSU: 2014/Junior Year: * Received the JSU Special Teams Award, as well as being named an All-SWAC Second Team member * Tied JSU's Longest Field Goal record by connecting from 50 yards away against Florida A&M * His 86 points scored placed him 10th on JSU's All-Time Single Season Scoring list * His 18 made field goals rank first in JSU's Single Sea-son Field Goal rankings * Tied for 9th place in JSU's All-Time Single Season PATs with 32 made extra point conversions * Named to the Preseason All-SWAC team, as well as being named to the CFPA Preseason All-SWAC team 2013/Sophomore Year: * Emerged as one of the most consistent place kickers in the SWAC * Connected on 80% of his field goal attempts (12-15) with a season long of 39 yards * Was a perfect 5-5 from 30 to 39 yards * Led the team in scoring with 70 points and was 34-38 in point after kicks * Finished sixth in the SWAC in scoring 2012/Freshman Year: * Connected on 7 of 14 field goal attempts with a long of 41 yards * Was also 36-43 in point after kicks and was third on the team in scoring with 57 points -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6 Devin Fosselman WR Senior / 5-11 / 190 Woodville, MS (Wilkinson HS/Mississippi State) AT JSU: 2014/Junior Year: * Played in 11 games and earned letterman honors * Finished third on the team in receptions with 32 recep-tions for 292 yards and one touchdown * Averaged 9.1 yards per reception and 26.5 yards per game 2013/Sophomore Year: * Played in eight games and finished the season with nine catches for 99 yards and one touchdown * Averaged 11 yards per reception and 12.4 yards per game -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 74 Steven Gilbert OL R-Junior / 6-4 / 270 Miami, FL (Valero HS) AT JSU: 2014/ Red-shirt Sophomore Year: * Was a member of the offensive line that helped lead the JSU offense to score 310 points and record 4,513 total yards (1227 rushing yards and 3286 passing yards)



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93 Cornelius Henderson DL Junior / 6-3 / 289 Duncanville, TX (Duncanville HS) AT JSU: 2014/Sophomore Year: * Had a breakout season on the Tigers defensive line and received JSU's Best Defensive Lineman Award * Ranked 10th in the FCS in forced fumbles with four * Played in all 12 games and finished as the seventh leading tackler on the team with 50 total * Recorded 9.5 tackles for loss for 30 yards and 2.5 sacks for 11 yards * Had a pass deflection and recovered a fumble 2013/Freshman Year: * Played in nine games and recorded five tackles -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 21 Preston Hughes DB R-Junior / 6-0 / 190 Daphne, AL (Daphne HS) AT JSU: 2014/Red-shirt Sophomore Year: * Earned letterman honor * Finished as the sixth leading tackler for JSU with 57 * Played in 11 games and recorded 35 solo tackles to go along with two interceptions for 37 yards, four pass breakups and a forced fumble 2013/Red-shirt Freshman Year: *Earned letterman honor * Played in seven games and finished with 14 tackles and one tackle for loss 2012/Freshman Year: * Did not play -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2 Justin Jemison DB Junior / 6-3 / 190 Baton Rouge, LA (Central HS) AT JSU: 2014/Sophomore Year: * Played in 11 games for the Tigers and recorded 13 total tackles * Recorded an interception and returned it for 23 yards to go along with four pass breakups and one tackle for loss for nine yards and a sack for nine yards 2013/Freshman Year: * Saw action in nine games and finished with three tack-les (two solo) * Played in his first collegiate game against Tulane -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20 Robert Johnson, IV RB Sophomore / 6-0 / 225 Raymond, MS (Terry HS) AT JSU: 2014/Freshman Year: *Earned letterman honor *Named the JSU Football Offensive Rookie of the Year * Played in nine games and recorded 304 rushing yards and one touchdown on 64 carries *Caught 12 passes for 112 yards

*Averaged 4.8 yards per carry *Started the final four games of the season *Posted his first 100-plus yard rushing game against Southern on Oct. 25 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 87 DeSean McKenzie WR Senior / 6-3 / 190 Covington, GA (Stone Mountain HS) AT JSU: 2014/Junior Year: * Earned letterman honors * Helped JSU open the season with a 22-17 win over Florida A&M when he hauled in a 49-yard Hail Mary pass from QB LaMontiez Ivy in the back of the end zone as time expired * Finished the FAMU game with three receptions for a game-high 68 yards * Finished the season as the fifth leading receiver with 22 receptions for 356 yards (3rd on team) and three touchdowns (3rd on team) * Averaged a team high 16.2 yards per reception and 35.6 yards per game 2013/Sophomore Year: *Earned letterman honor * Caught 13 passes for 199 yards and touchdown in 11 games *Long play of the season was 36 yards, also averaged 15.3 yards per reception 2012/Freshman Year: * Caught 15 passes (3rd on team) for 189 yards -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4 Jairus Moll WR Senior / 5-9 / 180 Laplace, LA (West St. John HS) AT JSU: 2014/Junior Year: * Returned to the field for JSU following an injury plagued sophomore campaign earned letterman honors * Emerged as a reliable pass receiving option for JSU, as well as a solid punt and kick returner * Played in 11 games and hauled in 34 pass (2nd on team) for 485 yards (2nd on team) and six touchdowns (2nd on team) * Averaged 14.3 yards per reception (2nd on team0 and 44.1 yards per game (2nd on team) * Long play of the season was 42 yards (career high) 2013/Sophomore Year: * Saw action in only one game, the season opener against Tulane * Caught two passes for 19 yards against the Green Wave before going down with an injury 2012/Freshman Year: * Played in nine games and caught 10 passes for 119 yards * Long play of the season was 21 yards * Also returned 10 punts for 53 yards with a long return of 14 yards -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 3 Jarius Moore RB Junior / 5-11 / 205 Terry, MS (Terry HS)



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AT JSU: 2014/Sophomore Year: * Emerged as one of the most explosive runners in the SWAC, who has a combination of power, speed and elusiveness * Played in 10 games and led the team in rushing with 380 yards and three touchdowns on 77 carries * Averaged 4.9 yards per carry and 38.0 yards per game * Caught 12 passes for 121 yards and a touchdown * Averaged 10 yards per reception and 12.1 yards per game * Returned eight kickoffs for 152 yards for an average of 19 yards per return 2013/Freshman Year: * Played in 11 games as a freshman and rushed for 87 yards and a touchdown on 27 carries * Also caught two passes for 32 yards with a long play of 25 yards * Saw his first collegiate action in the season opener at Tulane where he rushed for eight yards on six carries and caught one pass for 25 yards -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 42 Stacy Noble LB Junior / 6-0 / 230 Ft. Pierce, FL (Ft. Pierce Central HS) AT JSU: 2014/Sophomore Year: * Earned letterman honor * Played in all 12 games for the Tigers and finished as the team’s third leading tackler * Recorded 65 tackles (32 solo), 5.5 tackles for loss for 19 yards and 1.5 sacks * Recovered two fumbles and forced one fumble 2013/Freshman Year: * Earned letterman honor * Played in all 11 games for the Tigers and recorded five tackles (three solo) -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 8 Robert Porter DB Senior / 6-0 / 188 Detroit, MI (Northland CC / Roseville HS) AT JSU: 2014/Junior Year: *Inducted into Chi Alpha Sigma (Student-Athlete Honor Society) * Received the JSU Unsung Hero Award * Earned letterman honor and emerged as one of the top defensive backs in the SWAC * Named SWAC Player of the Week (Sept. 3) * Recorded JSU's only interception that was returned for a touchdown - 41 yards against Virginia-Lynchburg * 41 yard interception return was the longest of the sea-son for the Tigers * Played in 11 games and finished as the fifth leading tackler for JSU * Recorded 61 tackles (40 solo) to go along with an interception and a team high eight pass breakups

5 Brandon Smith DB Senior / 6-1 / 200 Aberdeen, MS (Itawamba CC / Aberdeen HS) AT JSU: 2014/Junior Year: * Earned letterman honor * Played in all 12 games and finished as the eighth leading tackler for the Tigers * Recorded 46 tackles (29 solo), one tackle for loss for three yards, an interception and three pass breakups -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 32 Darcy Williamson P R-Junior / 5-11 / 180 Victoria, Australia AT JSU: 2014/Sophomore Year: * Received the JSU Academic Award * Was a Preseason All-SWAC selection * Named to the CFPA Preseason Watch List * Played in all 12 games and recorded 57 punts for 2,274 yards for an average of 39.9 yards per punt * Posted a long punt of 66 yards * Had five touchbacks and eight fair catches * Landed 15 punts inside the 20-yard line and booted nine punts 50 yards or more * Had 64 kickoffs for 3,432 yards for an average of 53.6 yards per kickoff * Recorded seven touchbacks 2013/Red-Shirt Freshman Year: * Played in all 11 games as the full time punter * Had 50 punts for 2,094 yards for an average of 41.9 yards per punt * Had a JSU record 81 yard punt against Alabama State (Sept. 7) * Had 13 punts to travel 50-plus yards * Landed 21 punts inside the 20 yard line, had six fair catches and four touchbacks 2012/Freshman Year: * Did not play and sat out as a redshirt

THE LAST TIME (Individual) 300 Yards Passing… Clayton Moore (363) v. Tex. So (9/15/12) 400 or more Yards Passing … LaMontiez Ivy (424) v. Southern (10/25/14) 3 Passing TDs … La Montiez Ivy (3) v. Virginia Lynchburg. (9/6/14) 4 Passing TDs … LaMontiez Ivy (4) v. Grambling St. (9/20/14) 5 Passing TDs … Casey Therriault (5) v. Southern (10/16/10) 10 or More Receptions … Rico Richardson (11) v. Southern (9/22/12) 200 Yards Receiving … Rico Richardson (235) @ Texas So. (9/15/12) 3 or More Receiving TDs … Dan Williams (3) v. Gram-bling St. (9/20/14) 100-plus Yards Rushing … Jarius Moore (145) vs. PVAM (10/4/14) 200-plus Yards Rushing … Tommy Gooden (203) vs. PVAM (10/26/13) 3 or more Rushing TDs… Tommy Gooden (4) vs. Ark. Pine Bluff (10/5/13) 3 or More FGs in a Game … Ryan Deising (3) at Texas Southern (11/15/14) 49 yd or longer FG – Ryan Deising (50) vs. Prairie View A&M (10/4/14) 12 or more Tackles in a Game … Ariane McCree (15) at Ark. Pine Bluff (9/27/14) 3 or more QB Sacks in a Game… Joseph LeBeau (3) v. Texas So. (9/15/12) Punt Ret. For TD … Rico Richardson (1) @ Alcorn St. (11/17/12) Blocked Punt … Ariane McCree (1) vs. TXSO (9/19/13)-returned for a TD by Javancy Jones, Ryan Griffin (1) - returned for a TD vs. Virginia-Lynchburg (9/6/14)



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THE LAST TIME (Team) Shutout (Def)… Virginia Lynchburg (2014) Held to No Off. TDS… Stephen F. Austin (1988) 25 or more 1st Downs in a Game… (27) vs. Grambling St. (9/20/14) 500 or more Yds – Total Offense … (555) vs. PVAM (10/26/13) 300 or more Rushing Yds ... (320) vs. PVAM (10/26/13) 300 Passing Yds ... (363) @ Texas So. (9/15/12) 400 or more Passing Yds… (407) vs. Grambling St. (9/20/14) Scored 50-59 Points in a Game… (59) vs. Virginia Lynchburg (9/6/14) Scored 60 or more Points in a Game … (66) @ Miss. Valley St. (9/21/10) Penalized for 100 Yds or more in a Game… (154) vs. Texas So. (9/19/13) 15 or more Penalties in a Game… (17) @ Alcorn St. (11/6/10) 7 QB sacks or more in a Game … (7) vs. Alcorn St. (11/19/11) 3 or more INT By… (3) Alabama St. (11/6/10)




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JACKSON STATE SHUTOUTS

Score Opponent Location

41-0 Southern (1981) Jackson 34-0 Kentucky St. (1981) Jackson 21-0 Ala. St. (1983) Jackson 50-0 Prairie View (1983) PV, Texas 31-0 Southern (1983) Jackson 38-0 Texas So. (1983) Houston 47-0 Texas So. (1984) Jackson 46-0 Miss. Valley (1987) Jackson 14-0 Southern (1987) Jackson 26-0 Texas So. (1988) Jackson 7-0 Alcorn St. (1988) Lorman, MS 66-0 Prairie View (1989) PV, Texas 49-0 Miss. Valley (1989( Jackson 52-0 Miles College (1990) Jackson 30-0 Tuskegee (1992) Jackson 46-0 Prairie View (1992) Jackson 68-0 Prairie View (1995) PV, Texas 40-0 Alabama St. (1996) B’ham, AL 52-0 Grambling St. (1996) Grambling 23-0 Grambling St. (1997) Jackson 63-0 Miss. Valley (1999) Little Rock Ar

41-0 UAPB (1999) Jackson 42-0 UAPB (2002) Pine Bluff 20-0 Alabama St. (2008) Montgomery, AL 59-0 Va.-Lynchburg (2014) Jackson

JACKSON STATE 10+ WIN SEASONS

Year Coach Record 1962 John Merritt 10-1 1978 W.C. Gorden 10-2 1996 James Carson 10-2

JACKSON STATE IN THE POLLS

Rank Year Record Poll 2 1978 10-2 NCAA 8 1979 8-3 NCAA 4 1981 9-2-1 NCAA 8 1982 9-3 NCAA 15 1983 8-3 NCAA 15 1985 8-3 NCAA 9 1986 9-3 NCAA 9 1987 8-3-1 NCAA 6 1988 8-1-2 NCAA 17 1989 8-4 NCAA 16 1990 8-4 NCAA 14 1995 9-3 Sports Net.

8 1996 10-2 Sports Net. 13/13 1997 9-3 Sports Net./ESPN

19/14 1999 9-3 Sports Net./ESPN 22 2011 9-2 Sports Net

JACKSON STATE WINNING SEASONS

Year Coach Record

1946 TB Ellis 4-3-1 1949 TB Ellis 7-3 1950 TB Ellis 8-2 1951 TB Ellis 6-4 1953 John Merritt 5-4 1955 John Merritt 5-4 1956 John Merritt 6-2 1957 John Merritt 6-2 1958 John Merritt 6-2 1959 John Merritt 6-4 1960 John Merritt 6-4 1961 John Merritt 9-2 1962 John Merritt 10-1 1964 Rod Paige 6-4 1965 Rod Paige 5-3 1966 Rod Paige 5-3 1967 Rod Paige 6-3 1971 Bob Hill 9-1 1972 Bob Hill 8-3 1973 Bob Hill 9-2 1974 Bob Hill 7-3 1975 Bob Hill 7-3 1976 Bob Hill/WC Gorden 5-4

1977 WC Gorden 8-3 1978 WC Gorden 10-2 1979 WC Gorden 8-3 1980 WC Gorden 8-3 1981 WC Gorden 9-2 1982 WC Gorden 9-3 1983 WC Gorden 8-3 1985 WC Gorden 8-3 1986 WC Gorden 9-3 1987 WC Gorden 8-3-1 1988 WC Gorden 8-1-2 1989 WC Gorden 8-4 1990 WC Gorden 8-4 1992 James Carson 7-4 1994 James Carson 7-4 1995 James Carson 9-3 1996 James Carson 10-2 1997 James Carson 9-3 1998 James Carson 7-4 1999 Robert Hughes 9-3 2000 Robert Hughes 8-3 2001 Robert Hughes 8-3 2002 Robert Hughes 7-4 2006 Rick Comegy 6-5 2007 Rick Comegy 8-4 2008 Rick Comegy 7-5 2010 Rick Comegy 8-3 2011 Rick Comegy 9-2 2012 Rick Comegy 7-5 2013 Rick Comegy 8-4

2015 GAME NOTES GAME 2



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2015 GAME NOTES GAME 2

Last Game Notes JSU opened the 2015 season with a 70-14 loss to Middle Tennessee State Saturday, Sept. 5 in Murfreesboro, TN. *JSU scored 14 points in the second quar-ter cutting MTSU’s lead to 21-14. *Daniel Williams hauled in 7 passes for a game-high 130 yards and a TD. *La Montiez Ivy passed for 264 yards and two TDs against MTSU. *DE Javancy Jones recorded his first sack of the season against the Blue Raiders. *LB Stacy Noble posted a career high 13 tackles (11 solo). *DB Justin Jemison recorded his first INT of the season and the second of his career against MTSU. *Three JSU defenders recorded six solo tackles against MTSU (Brandon Smith, Robert Porter and Derrick Bobo).

THE LAST TIME THEY MET Jackson State vs. Tennessee State Sept. 13 / 6 p.m. / Liberty Bowl / Memphis, Tenn. Pre-game Notes: -JSU entered the game with a 2-0 record and a No. Ranking in the boxtorow.com poll under first year HC Harold Jackson. TSU had a 1-1 record. -QB La Montiez Ivy entered the game as the top ranked passer in the SWAC with a 63.1 completion percentage and 515 passing yes and four TDs. -JSU ‘s offense was ranked No. 4 in the SWAC and the defense led the SWAC in total defense. Tennessee State Dominates JSU 35-7 in 25th Southern Heritage Classic The 25th Annual Southern Heritage Classic was the first for Jackson State head football coach Harold Jackson and it is one that he will not likely forget anytime soon. The JSU Tigers fell from the ranks of the unbeaten, losing 35-7 to non-conference rival No. 22 ranked Tennessee State before an announced crowd of 46,914. Tennessee State dominated the game from start to finish, en route to scoring 35 first half points. TSU finished with 18 first downs, 137 rushing yards, 187 passing yards, 324 total yards and possessed the ball for 33:53. JSU’s offense struggled for the majority of the night. The Tigers were not able to get the running game off the ground and QB La Montiez Ivy was under constant pressure. JSU finished with eight first downs, minus one rushing yards, 139 pass-ing yards, 138 total yards and held the ball for 26:07. Rakeem Sims scored the only touchdown of the game for JSU when he capped a five play, 39 yd drive with a four yard run at the 2:44 mark in the third quarter. TSU put the first points on the scoreboard when Tom Smith capped five play, 46 yard drive with a two yard run. On their next possession, TSU’s Michael German capped a nine play, 70 yard drive with a one yard scoring run to give the TSU Tigers a 14-0 advantage with 2:40 left in the first quarter. The TSU defense scored the third TD of the game when Deante Saunders returned a La Montiez Ivy interception 45 yards for a touchdown, giving TSU a 21-0 lead. TSU scored its fourth TD of the game when backup signal caller Ronald Butler connected with Dantwaun O’Neal on an 8 yard pass, capping a four play, 17 yard drive at the 11:49 mark in the second quarter. TSU’s final touchdown of the game came at the 6:46 mark in the second quarter when Tom Smith scored on a 13-yard run making the score 35-0. Post Game Notes: -TSU scored 21 points in nine minutes in the first quarter. -For most of the 1st half JSU QB La Montiez Ivy was under pressure from the TSU front seven. -TSU recorded 109 total yards in the first Qtr. -Evan Ingram replaced La Montiez Ivy at the 6:35 mark in the second quarter for a series. -La Montiez Ivy was picked off twice in the first half. -JSU trailed 35-0 at halftime. -JSU’s defense didn’t give up a single second half point. -Daniel Williams, who didn’t have a single reception in the first half, led JSU with six receptions for 68 yards. -JSU had 10 three and outs. -TSU owns a three game winning streak over the Tigers. Play of the Game: -10:24, 2nd Qtr: Darcy Williamson salvaged a bad snap that was heading into the JSU end zone for a safety and got off a 13-yard punt.

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