WILDCATS WILDCATSRecord/MSC Bluegrass...10-0/6-0 Record/HOAAC South..........8-2/4-0Ranking.................................3 Ranking........................................12Head Coach:...Brent Dearmon Head Coach:.............Mike GrossnerRecord at BU(Yrs):....10-0(1st) Record at BU(Yrs):........116-54(15th)Career Record(Yrs):..10-0(1st) Career Record(Yrs):......116-54(15th)

2018 SCHEDULE

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Overall: First Meeting

*At Bethel: 0-0 | In Baldwin City 0-0

Current Streak: N/a

Last Meeting: N/a

Series Notes: Bethel and Baker will meet for the first time in the history of the programs.

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3 MVC CHAMPIONSHIPS >> 5 MSC WEST CHAMPIONSHIPS >> 9 FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICANS >> 4 POSTSEASON APPERANCES

(3)BETHEL (10-0, 6-0 MSC BLUEGRASS)A23 vs. (2)REINHARDT WEIO/WV W, 31-21S6 at. Pikeville WEIO W, 62-31 S15 vs. (RV)KEISER WEIO/WV/WLJT W, 52-7S22 at. (18)Southeastern W, 40-35S29 *at. (9)Georgetown WEIO W, 50-49 (OT)O6 *at. Campbellsville WEIO W, 49-13O13 *vs. KENTUCKY CHRISTIAN WEIO/WV/WLJT W, 92-12O20 *vs. CINCINNATI CHRISTIAN WEIO/WV W, 70-14O27 *at. (10)Lindsey Wilson WEIO W, 56-30N10 *vs. CUMBERLAND(TN) WEIO/WV W, 56-7N17 vs. (12)BAKER WEIO/WV 1 p.m,

(12)BAKER (8-2, 4-0 HOAAC SOUTH)S1 at (RV)William Penn W, 30-7S8 vs. (10)GRAND VIEW L, 39-17S15 vs. CULVER-STOCKTON W, 51-10S22 at Graceland W, 70-14S29 vs. (16)BENEDICTINE L, 23-12O6 at Peru State W, 35-0O13 *at MidAmerica Nazarene W, 34-7O27 *at. Central Methodist W, 62-7N3 *vs. MISSOURI VALLEY W, 73-14N10 *vs. (9)EVANGEL W, 19-7N17 at (3) Bethel 1 p.m.

* Conference/Divisional GameBOLD indicates home gameRankings listed are NAIA Coaches’ Top 25All times Central

NEXT GAME: Bethel attempt to make its first apperance in the NAIA Quarter final round since 2012 when the Cats were defeated by Missouri Valley 10-7.

GAME 11

BETHEL VS BAKERNOV. 17, 2018 / 1:00 P.M. CT / McKENZIE, TN.

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QUICK FACTSLocation McKenzie, Tenn.Enrollment 5,075Founded 1842Conference Mid-South (Bluegrass)Colors Purple and Vegas GoldNickname WildcatsPresident Walter ButlerAthletic Director Dale KelleyFaculty Athletics Represenative Malissa Vaughn

FOOTBALL HISTORYFirst Season 1900All-Time Record 167-270-8MVC Championships 3MSC Championships 5Playoff Apperances 4Last Apperance 2012Round One at Georgetown, W, 45-44Round Two at Missouri Valley, L, 7-10

COACHING STAFFHead Coach Brent DearmonAlma Mater Bethel, 2008Collegiate Career Record (Years) 10-0 (1st)Bethel Career Record (Years) 10-0 (1st)

TEAM INFORMATION2017 Overall Record 3-72017 MSC Bluegrass Record/Finish 2-4/Fifth (Bluegrass)

2018 MID-SOUTH CONFERENCE STANDINGS

APPALACHIAN DIVISIONSchool Overall Div.(4)Reinhardt 9-1 6-0(13)Cumberlands(KY) 10-1 5-1Pikeville 6-5 4-2Point 3-8 2-4Bluefield 4-7 1-4St. Andrews 2-6 1-4Union 2-8 1-5

BLUEGRASS DIVISIONSchool Overall Div.(3)Bethel 10-0 6-0(19)Georgetown 7-3 4-2(18)Lindsey Wilson 7-3 4-2Cumberland(TN) 5-6 3-3Campbellsville 4-6 3-3Kentucky Christian 2-9 1-5Cincinnati Christian 0-11 0-6

SUN DIVISIONSchool Overall Div.(25)Southeastern 7-3 5-1Ave Maria 6-4 5-1Keiser 6-4 4-2(RV)Webber International 6-4 2-4Edward Waters 4-7 2-4Warner 2-8 2-4Faulkner 4-6 1-5

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Matchup: The No. 3 Bethel University Wildcats completed the best regular season in program history Saturday with a 56-7 win over Cumberland University. With the victory the Cats moved to 10-0 on the year. They finished 6-0 in the Mid-South Conference and captured the tough Bluegrass Division of the MSC to earn a berth in the 2018 NAIA Football Championship Series. The Wildcats will face No. 12 Baker University Saturday in the first round of the series. Kick-off is scheduled for 1 p.m. (CST) at Wildcat Stadium in McKenzie. The Baker Wildcats defeated No. 9 Evangel Saturday to clinch the Heart of America South Division Championship and earn an automatic bid to the NAIA FCS Playoffs. Baker finished 8-2 on the season. They were 4-0 in league action. The game will match the nation’s leading scoring team as Bethel averages 56.4 points per game against the third best scoring defense as Baker allows just 12.8 points per outing. The No. 3 ranking for Bethel is the highest in program history and the ten game winning streak matches the best ever. The Wildcats had a ten game winning streak in 2007. It is the first time since 2012 the Wildcats have advanced to the NAIA playoffs. It is Bethel’s fifth appearance in the FCS and second ever at home in the championship series. Bethel is 3-4 all-time in series action. Bethel is one of three MSC teams to make it to the playoffs. Reinhardt and the University of the Cumberlands are in the field along with the Wildcats. Bethel defeated four Top 25 ranked teams with wins over Reinhardt, Southeastern, Georgetown and Lindsey Wilson. Three of those were road wins with victories at Southeastern, Georgetown and Lindsey Wilson. Baker played three Top 25 squads. They suffered losses to Grand View and Benedictine and then pulled off the upset with the win over Evangel.

Game Coverage: The game can be heard on WEIO, 100.9 The Farm and at www.thefarmradio.com. Dave McCulley and Zach O’Kelley will call the action. The Countdown to Kick-off Show begins at 12:30 p.m. Video will be available on Wildcat Vision at: http://www.bethelathletics.com/WildcatVision

Coach Brent Dearmon Show: Fans can catch the Brent Dearmon Show each week on Wildcat Vision. Watch for replays of the program throughout the season. Join the coach as he reviews and previews Wildcat action each week. Visit the show at www.bethelathletics.com

Last Meeting & Series: It will be the first meeting ever between the two programs.

Head Coaches Wildcats: Coach Brent Dearmon is in his first year as head coach of the Wildcats. Dearmon started for four years at Bethel, where he re-wrote the school’s record book en route to the school’s first conference title,

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BETHEL FOOTBALL 2018 NAIA FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES

PreviousRank Team Record Points Rank 1 Morningside (Iowa) (15) 11-0 366 1 2 Marian (Ind.) (1) 10-0 352 2 3 BETHEL (Tenn.) 10-0 337 3 4 REINHARDT (GA.) 9-1 324 4 5 Northwestern (Iowa) 9-1 304 5 6 Kansas Wesleyan 11-0 293 6 7 Benedictine (Kan.) 10-1 284 7 8 Saint Francis (Ind.) 8-2 264 8 9 Langston (Okla.) 9-1 253 10 10 Grand View (Iowa) 8-1 235 12 11 Cumberlands (Ky.) 10-1 230 13 12 BAKER (KAN.) 8-2 218 14 13 Concordia (Mich.) 9-2 195 15 14 Evangel (Mo.) 9-2 174 9 15 Dickinson State (N.D.) 8-2 165 16 16 Rocky Mountain (Mont.) 8-3 160 11 17 Saint Xavier (Ill.) 8-3 156 17 18 LINDSEY WILSON (KY.) 7-3 133 18 19 GEORGETOWN (KY.) 7-3 115 19 20 Ottawa (Kan.) 8-2 88 21 21 SOUTHEASTERN (FLA.) 7-3 84 25 22 College of Idaho 6-5 53 24 23 Dordt (Iowa) 7-3 44 NR 24 Eastern Oregon 6-4 29 NRT25 Arizona Christian 7-3 20 NRT25 Siena Heights (Mich.) 7-3 20 20

Others Receiving Votes: Montana Western 9, Ave Maria (Fla.) 5, Southern Oregon 4, Tabor (Kan.) 3, Avila (Mo.) 3

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first playoff appearance, and first playoff victory. He remains the school’s career and single-season record holder in passing yards and touchdowns He finished his Wildcat career with 7, 045 passing yards and 77 touchdowns. Dearmon spent time after college playing in the arena and indoor football leagues as a quarterback. (Evansville Bluecats, Tennessee Valley Vipers, San Angelo Stampede Express). He began his coaching career at his alma mater in 2007, where he served as a student assistant, coaching the defensive backs as the Cats posted an 11-2 record.After Bethel, Dearmon spent three seasons as the offensive coordinator at Vigor High School in Prichard, Alabama before taking the reins of the program at B.C. Rain High School for two seasons. Dearmon won a state championship at Vigor in 2008 as his offense averaged 36 points per game.In his first year at Arkansas Tech, the Wonder Boys produced the biggest offensive turnaround in college football - including a 360% increase in rushing yards from the previous season. Tech’s offense was the second-rated offense in the GAC, racking up 36.5 points and 458.8 yards per game. His last season at Tech, Dearmon’s offense racked up 40 points per game which ranked 1st in the GAC. Dearmon had a quarterback make the all-conference team in each of his three seasons at Arkansas Tech. Dearmon’s offense was ranked in the top four in the league in three seasons in rushing offense and several other offensive categories. This past season, Dearmon’s QB, Ty Reasnor, was named a DII Academic All-American.Dearmon is also the author of the book ‘The Evolution of the RPO’ which was released in 2017. He is the 11th head coach in Bethel football history. Dearmon’s coaching staff at Bethel consists of several familiar faces along with five newcomers. Michael Jasper, Luke Roth, Chris Springer and Dustin Kincaid remained as part of Dearmon’s first staff. Five new coaches make up the unit for the 2018 staff. Kevin Wewers, Jonathan Wallace, Bradley Baines, Richard Hutchings and Morgan Cruce are also parts of the rebuild. Baker: Mike Grossner has developed one of the premier football programs across the country in his 14 seasons at Baker. He has put together 11 consecutive winning seasons and an 105--34 record in the past 11 years, including NAIA playoff appearances in 2008, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016 and 2017.In his 14 seasons, Baker has posted a record of, 116-54, good for a winning percentage of .675, and his 108 wins puts him second all-time at BU, only behind program leader and College Football Hall of Famer Charlie Richard. His 108 wins is 10th amongst the list of active head coaches in the NAIA.

About the Programs Bethel University is a member of the NAIA and Mid-South Conference Bluegrass Division. The school is located in McKenzie, Tennessee. Bethel is a private, four-year university affiliated with the Cumberland

BETHEL UNIVERSITY / WILDCATS / FOOTBALL

NAIA POLL FINAL (11/11)GAME NOTES

BETHEL’S MILESTONE VICTORIESWin Result of Game (Date and Site) 90 Bethel 49, Georgetown 21 Oct. 7, 2006 - McKenzie, Tenn.

100 Bethel 42, West Virginia Tech 7 Oct. 13, 2007 - Montgomery, WV

110 Bethel 38, Faulkner 6 Nov. 8, 2008 - Prattville, Ala.

120 Bethel 36, Shorter 26 Nov. 13, 2010 - McKenzie, Tenn.

130 Bethel 56, Bluefield 28 Sept. 22, 2012 - McKenzie, Tenn.

140 Bethel 28, Pikeville 14 Oct. 18, 2014 - McKenzie, Tenn.

150 Bethel 24, Pikeville 21 Sept. 17, 2016 - Pikeville, Ky.

160 Bethel 52, Keiser 7 Sept.15, 2018 - McKenzie, Tenn.

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Opponent RecordBacone 1-0*Baker First MeetingBluefield 2-0Belhaven 5-0*Campbellsville 1-3*Cincinnati Christian 1-0Concordia-Selma 0-1Cumberland (TN) 5-2Cumberlands (KY) 1-3Georgetown 1-2*Edward Waters 1-0Faulkner 3-2Friends 1-0*Keiser 1-0Kentucky Christian 4-1Lambuth 1-1Lindenwood-Belleville 1-0Lindsey Wilson 0-2MidAmerica Nazarene 1-0Missouri Baptist 1-0Pikeville 3-3Reinhardt 1-2Saint Xavier 0-1Shorter 2-1*Texas College 1-0*Union 2-0Virginia-Wise 1-1West Virginia Tech 2-0William Penn 0-1Wisconsin-Eau Claire 1-1*Wins from 2006 season were forfeited after conclusion of season.

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Presbyterian Church. The football program first started in 1900 but twice in the history was discontinued, the first being from 1942-45 while the latest was from 1953-92. The Wildcats overall record is 167- 270 -8. The Cats have been to the NAIA playoffs four times in the history of the program, most recently in 2012. They are 3-4 all-time in the championship series. The game marks the second time Bethel has hosted a game in the series. They beat Mid America Nazarene 55-34 in 2007 but lost the following week on November 17 at St. Francis 30-27. It is Bethel’s fifth appearance in the FCS and second ever at home in the championship series. Bethel is 3-4 all-time in series action. Baker is located in Baldwin City, Kansas. The Wildcats compete in the Heart of America South Division Championship and earned an automatic bid to the NAIA FCS Playoffs. Baker finished 8-2 on the season. They were 4-0 in league action. This is the 17th appearance for Baker in the play-offs. They are 16-16 all-time in the series.

Did You Know?•The game marks the 446th game in Wildcat history. The program sports a 167-270-8 record. •The Mid-South Conference has six teams ranked in the Top 25 final poll. After Bethel at No. 3 the Eagles of Reinhardt are No. 4. Cumberlands (KY) is 11 followed by LWC at No. 18. Georgetown is at No. 19th. Southeastern came in at No. 25. •Bethel’s Sam Castronova threw three touchdowns passes against Cumberland giving him 27 on the season. The 27 is the most by any quarterback in program history in a single season. The previous mark of 25 was held by Bethel Coach Brent Dearmon in the 2003 season. Castronova had 260 passing yards in the game giving him 2, 177 yards on the year. That ranks second most in any one season and just 211 behind Dearmon who had 2, 388 in 2003. He passed former Bethel great Ronnie Jankovich who had 2, 225 passing yards in 2007. •Eight different Wildcats captured MSC Player of the Week Awards. J’Kobi Reddick, Jeremy Beaulieu, De’Ontay Tate and Sam Castronova won the award twice. Taye Davis, Jeremy Johnson, Dalton McCann, and Senturian DeReaux also won the award. •Bethel’s Castronova is the Craig Mullins MSC Bluegrass Offensive Player of the Year. The individual awards and all-conference teams are selected by a vote of the Bluegrass Division’s coaches. Coaches are not allowed to vote for their own players.•Bethel’s Davius Prather is the Bluegrass Offensive Freshman of the Year and his teammate David Miller is the Bluegrass Defensive Freshman of the Year. Bethel’s Brent Dearmon is the 2018 Ron Finley Bluegrass Division Coach of the Year.•Castronova leads the Mid-South with 244 yards of total offense per game as the signal caller for the top scoring offense in the country. He threw for 2,177 yards and added 263 more on the ground to amass 2,444 yards this year. Castronova completed 62.4 percent of his passes while breaking the single-season touchdown record at Bethel with 27. He also leads the MSC and is third nationally in passing efficiency

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WILDCAT STADIUM ALL-TIME OPPONENTS (2006-Present)

GAME NOTES

Today’s OfficialsReferee Doug MercerUmpire Bill HuletteHead Linesman Kevin RengeringLine Judge Terry TurnerSide Judge Jonathan FloydField Judge Brad BlakemanBack Judge Scott Jaggers

(184.5).•Bethel had 14 players named to the MSC All-Academic squad. For the entire list visit: www.bethelathletics.com.The Wildcats lead the nation in scoring average per game at 56.4 points per outing. They are No. 2 in rushing yards per game at 277.5. Bethel is No. 3 in total offense per contest at 538.0 yards per game. Bethel is No. 9 in third down conversions at 48.2 percent. •Bethel has 22 sacks on the season and is led by Jeremy Johnson who has four on the year. Johnson ranks No. 7 in the nation in tackles for loss at 18.0. Bethel’s defense had 16 interceptions on the season. •Bethel had 42 rushing touchdowns while their opponents had 15. Bethel passed for 31 scores while the opponents had 13. •Bethel’s leading rusher is Tate who had 854 yards during the regular season. He ran for ten touchdowns. Davis leads the squad in rushing touchdowns with 13. Davis ran 90 yards from scrimmage for a touchdown versus Lindsey Wilson which is the longest in program history. •Devante Jimenez was the leading receiver catching 29 passes, seven of those were for touchdowns. Nine different receivers caught touchdowns passes on the year. •Bethel Reddick is No. 1 in punt return yards per attempt at 24.0. •Beaulieu led the squad in total tackles with 85. •Baker is No. 7 in total defense yielding 274. 6 yards per game. The Wildcats are No. 9 in scoring putting up 40.3 points per contest. •Baker’s J D Woods was the leading rusher with 1, 276 yards and 14 rushing touchdowns. Brandon Mueller passed for 1, 251 yards and three 11 touchdown passes. Marco Aguinaga passed for 1, 203 yards and threw 11 touchdown passes. Sam Huckabee caught 58 passes to lead the Wildcats in receptions. Seven of those were for scores. •Baker’s defense had 100.5 TFL’s and 30 sacks during the season. They picked off 14 passes. Kegan Schumann led the Cats defense with 101 total tackles. He has 222 in the last two seasons. •Before this season the last time a Bethel Wildcat football squad was ranked in the NAIA Football Coaches Top 25 Poll was October 31, 2016 when they were ranked No. 23 in the nation. Earlier that season the Cats had climbed to No. 16 which had been their best ranking since 2013. Their best ranking before this season was No. 4 in 2007. •The Cats run a spread gun offense while playing the 4-2-5 defense. •Did you know you can follow the entire athletic program at Bethel by visiting: www.bethelathletics.com•Twelve states are represented on the Wildcat roster this year. Over 80 players are homegrown from the Volunteer State.•Assistant Coach Mike Jasper spent three years in the National Football League with the Buffalo Bills, New York Giants, and the Carolina Panthers.•Follow the Football Cats on Facebook and Twitter at Bethel Sports Information Department.•Games can be heard on WEIO, 100.9 The Farm and at www.thefarmradio.com. All home games can be viewed on Wildcat Vision with Dave McCulley and Zach O’Kelley who call the action on both networks.•Bethel University honored four former athletic greats and two contributors with inductions into the prestigious Bethel Athletic Hall-of-Fame Saturday October 20. This year Bethel also celebrated the inaugural presentation of the Bethel University’s Lifetime Achievement Award to Dr. James Cantrell. •Prior to this year, eighty five people and three teams had been enshrined into the hall. The 2008 National Championship soccer team was the first team to be inducted at the 2013 ceremonies. The 1970-1971 Men’s Basketball Team was enshrined in 2016. The 1982 Men’s Basketball squad was inducted last year. Those inducted: •Terrance Bell (football) •Brent Dearmon (football) •Hollie Hudson McAfee (women’s basketball) •Adrain Smith (football) •Ed and Demetra Perkins (contributors)Congratulations to each of these Bethel icons.

First Round Playoff Matchups

(Saturday)

(16) Rocky Mountain @ (1) Morningside(17) St. Xavier @ (2) Marian

(12) Baker @ (3) Bethel(13) Concordia @ (4) Reinhardt

(15) Dickinson State @ (5) Northwestern(9) Langston @ (6) Kansas Wesleyan(11) Cumberlands @ (7) Benedictine

(10) Grand View @ (8) St. Francis

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GAME NOTES

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INDIVIDUAL*Kickoff Returned for a Touchdown Bethel: Demetrice Gilbert vs. Cincinnati Christian in Cincinnati, Oct. 21, 2017 (81 Yards) Opponent: Cam Wyche, Lindsey Wilson in Columbia, Oct. 27, 2018 (93 Yards)

Punt Returned for a Touchdown Bethel: J’kobi Reddick vs. Kentucky Christian in McKenzie, Sept. 13, 2018 (86 Yards) Opponent: Steve Dawson, Faulkner in Montgomery, Oct. 26, 2013 (69 Yards)

Interception Returned for a Touchdown Bethel: Josh Burns vs. Lindsey Wilson in McKenzie, Oct. 28, 2017 (37 Yards) Opponent: DJ. Brown, Reinhardt in Waleska, Nov. 14, 2015 (25 Yards)

Fumble Return/Recovery for a Touchdown Bethel: David Miller vs. Cumberland in McKenzie, Nov. 13, 2018 (45 Yards) Opponent: Phillip Smith, Southeastern in Lakeland, Sept. 22, 2018 (37 Yards)

Blocked Punt Bethel: Eric Knight vs. Cincinnati Christian in Cincinnati, Oct. 21, 2017 Opponent: Jalen Holloman, Reinhardt in McKenzie, Nov. 12, 2016

Blocked PAT Bethel: vs. Kentucky Christian in McKenzie, Oct. 13, 2017 (David Miller blocked Eric Parra Curiel PAT) Opponent: by Union in Barboursville, Oct. 8, 2016 (Justavious Robinson blocked Casey Kammerzell PAT)

Blocked Field Goal Bethel: vs. Campbellsville in McKenzie, Sept. 30, 2017 (Demetrice Gilbert Blocked 29 Yard Attempt) Opponent: Faulkner in Montgomery, Oct. 24,2015 (Quan Latham Blocked 19 Yard Attempt)

300+ Total Yards Offense Bethel: 312, Sam Castronova vs. Campbellsville in Campbellsville, Oct. 6, 2018 Opponent: 314, Hunter Krause, Georgetown in Georgetown, Sept. 29, 2018

400+ Total Yards Offense Bethel: N/a Opponent: 540, Hunter Brown, Campbellsville in Campbellsville, Oct. 15, 2016

200 Yards Rushing Bethel: 262, Cordarious Mann, vs. Union in Barbourville, Oct. 9, 2010 Opponent: 228, Jalen Sublett, Lindsey Wilson in Columbia, Nov. 5, 2016

300 Yards Rushing Bethel: 313, Brandon Chatman, vs.Southwest Assemblies of God, Nov. 2, 2002 Opponent: N/a

Four Rushing Touchdowns Bethel: 4, Taye Davis, vs. Union in Barbourville, Oct. 8, 2016 Opponent: 4, Tyrell Williams, Southeastern in Lakeland, Sept. 2, 2017

Five Rushing Touchdowns Bethel: Cordarious Mann, vs. Union in Barbourville, Oct. 9, 2010 Opponent: N/a

Two 100-Yard Rushers Bethel: 131, Taye Davis & 123, De’Ontay Tate, vs. Lindsey Wilson in Columbia, Oct. 27, 2018 Opponent: 124, L.J. Stegall & 115, Reggie Mack, Reinhardt in McKenzie, Nov. 12, 2016

Three or More 100-Yard Rushers Bethel: N/a Opponent: 177, Kris Parker; 154, Kimlee North; 144, Dezmond Huntley; Cumberland (TN) in Lebanon, Oct. 14, 2017

300-399 Yards Passing Bethel: 314, Sam Castronova vs. Georgetown in Georgetown, Sept. 29, 2018 Opponent: 321, Hunter Krause, Georgetown in Georgetown, Sept. 29, 2018

400+ Yards Passing Bethel: 409, Brent Dearmon, vs. Campbellsville, Sept. 13, 2003 Opponent: 556, Hunter Brown, Campbellsville in Campbellsville, Oct. 15, 2016

Three Passing Touchdowns Bethel: Sam Castronova, vs. Cumberland in McKenzie, Nov. 10, 2018 Opponent: Riley Hall, Georgetown in McKenzie, Oct. 7, 2017

Four or More Passing Touchdowns Bethel: 4, Sam Castronova, vs. Kentucky Christian in McKenzie, Oct. 13, 2018 Opponent: 4, Hunter Krause, Georgetown in Georgetown, Sept. 29, 2018

Three Interceptions Thrown Bethel: 3, Kerry Sellers, II. vs. Lindsey Wilson in Columbia, Nov. 5, 2016 Opponent: 3, Jonathan Pearce, Southeastern in Lakeland, Sept. 2, 2017

Four Interceptions Thrown Bethel: N/a Opponent: 4, Justin Snyder, Cumberland (TN) in Lebanon, Oct. 31, 2015

Five or More Interceptions Thrown Bethel: N/a Opponent: N/a

10 or More Receptions Bethel: 10, Demareo O’Neal, vs. Kentucky Wesleyan in Owensboro, Oct. 9, 2004 Opponent: 11, Keanu Young, Campbellsville in McKenzie, Sept. 30, 2017

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LAST TIME IT HAPPENED

100-199 Yards Receiving Bethel: 129, Davius Prather vs. Cumberland in McKenzie, Nov. 10, 2018 Opponent: 109, Rob Lockhart, Faulkner in McKenzie, Oct. 22, 2016

200-299 Yards Receiving Bethel: 209, Devante Jimenez vs. Georgetown in Georgetown, Sept. 29, 2018 Opponent: 200 by Keanu Young, Campbellsville in McKenzie, Sept. 30, 2017

Two 100 Yard Receivers Bethel: N/a Opponent: 157, Isaiah King & 111, Shawn Calhoun, Missouri Baptist, Aug, 27, 2016

Four or More Field Goals in a Game Bethel: 4, Tim Donegan, vs. Kentucky Christian in Grayson, Nov. 5, 2011 (23, 11, 21, 32) Opponent: N/a

40-49 Yard Field Goal Bethel: Chandler Street, vs. Keiser in McKenzie, Sept. 15, 2018 (45 Yards) Opponent: Jared Doughtery, Lindsey Wilson in Columbia, Oct. 27, 2018 (41 Yards)

50-Yard or Longer Field Goal Bethel: Sean Fraser, vs. Faulkner in McKenzie, Nov. 7, 2009 (53 Yards) Opponent: Tom Lynch, Saint Xavier in Chicago, Nov. 19, 2011 (55 Yards)

Two Interceptions in a Game Bethel: Demetrice Gilbert vs. Cincinnati Chrisitan in Cincinnati, Oct. 21, 2017 Opponent: N/a

Three or More Interceptions in a Game Bethel: 3, Max Massengill, vs. Cumberland (TN) in Lebanon, Oct. 31, 2015 Opponent: N/a

Three Quarterback Sacks in a Game Bethel: Cody Clark vs. Lindsey Wilson in Columbia, Nov. 5, 2016 Opponent: N/a

Four or More Quarterback Sacks in a Game Bethel: N/a Opponent: N/a

Five or More Quarterback Sacks in a Game Bethel: N/a Opponent: N/a

Team*Shutout (Defensive) Bethel: vs. Cincinnati Christian in Cincinnati, Oct. 21, 2017 Opponent: by Reinhardt in Waleska, Sept. 23, 2017

Safety Bethel: vs. Cincinnati Christian in Cincinnati, Oct. 21, 2017 (Garner Harris Rush Tackled by Josh Burns in End Zone) Opponent: William Penn in Oskaloosa, Aug. 30, 2014 (Ball Snapped over Kerry Sellers, II Head and Out of End Zone)

Held to No Offensive Touchdowns Bethel: vs. Reinhardt in Waleska, Sept. 23, 2017 Opponent: Cincinnati Christian in Cincinnati, Oct. 21, 2017

30 First Downs in a Game Bethel: 31, vs. Kentucky Christian in McKenzie, Oct. 13, 2018 Opponent: 30 by Georgetown in Georgetown, Sept. 29, 2018

Held Under 10 First Downs Bethel: 7, vs. Georgetown in McKenzie, Oct. 7, 2017 Opponent: 9 by Keiser in McKenzie, Sept. 15, 2018

450-499 Yards Total Offense Bethel: 495 vs. Kentucky Christian in Grayson, Nov. 4, 2017 Opponent: 420 by Pikeville in Pikeville, Sept. 6, 2018

500-599 Yards Total Offense Bethel: 548 vs. Cumberland in McKenzie, Nov. 10, 2018 Opponent: 528 by Georgetown in Georgetown, Sept. 29, 2018

600+ Yards Total Offense Bethel: 606, vs. Lindsey Wilson in Columbia, Oct. 27, 2018 Opponent: 672 by Cumberland (TN) in Lebanon, Oct. 14, 2017

Held Under 200 Yards Total Offense in a Game Bethel: 181, vs. Reinhardt in McKenzie, Aug. 23, 2018 Opponent: 172 by Cumberland in McKenzie, Nov. 10, 2018

300-399 Yards Rushing in a Game Bethel: 326, vs. Cincinnati Christian in McKenzie, Oct. 20, 2018 Opponent: 363 by Southeastern in Lakeland, Sept. 2, 2017

400+ Yards Rushing in a Game Bethel: 426, vs Lindsey Wilson in Columbia, Oct. 27, 2018 Opponent: 564 by Cumberland (TN) in Lebanon, Oct. 14, 2017

Held Under 100 Yards Rushing in a Game Bethel: 100, vs. Georgetown in McKenzie, Oct. 7, 2017 Opponent: 99 by Campbellsville in Campbellsville, Oct. 6, 2018

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TEAM*Negative Yards Rushing in a Game Bethel: -13, vs. Reinhardt in Waleska, Sept. 23, 2017 Opponent: N/a

300-399 Yards Passing Bethel: 326 vs. Cumberland in McKenzie, Nov. 10, 2018 Opponent: 321 by Georgetown in Georgetown, Sept. 29, 2018

400-499 Yards Passing Bethel: 409, vs. Campbellsville, Sept. 13, 2003 Opponent: 463 by Lindsey Wilson in McKenzie, Oct. 28, 2017

500+ Yards Passing Bethel: N/a Opponent: 556 by Campbellsville in Campbellsville, Oct. 15, 2016

Held Under 100 Yards Passing Bethel: 48, vs. Georgetown in McKenzie, Oct. 7, 2017 Opponent: 58 by Cumberland in McKenzie, Nov. 10, 2018

200 Yards in Punt Returns Bethel: N/a Opponent: N/a

200 Yards in Kickoff Returns Bethel: 230, vs. Reinhardt in Waleska, Nov. 14, 2015 Opponent: N/a

Scored 40-49 Points in a Game Bethel: 49, vs. Campbellsville in Campbellsville, Oct. 6, 2018 Opponent: 49 by Georgetown in Georgetown, Sept. 29, 2018

Scored 50-59 Points in a Game Bethel: 56, vs. Cumberland in McKenzie, Nov. 10, 2018 Opponent: 52 by Cumberland (TN) in Lebanon, Oct. 14, 2017

Scored 60-69 Points in a Game Bethel: 62, vs. Pikeville in Pikeville, Sept. 6, 2018 Opponent: 62 by Southeastern in Lakeland, Sept. 2, 2017

Scored 70-79 Points in a Game Bethel: 70, vs. Cincinnati Christian in McKenzie, Oct. 20, 2010 Opponent: 70 by Reinhardt in Waleska, Nov. 14, 2015

Scored 80+ Points in a Game Bethel: 92, vs. Kentucky Christian in McKenzie, Oct. 13, 2018 Opponent: 84 by Union in Barbourville, Oct. 9, 2010

Four Interceptions Thrown in a Game Bethel: vs. Lindsey Wilson in Columbia, Nov. 5, 2016 Opponent: Cumberland in Lebanon, Oct. 31, 2015

Five Interceptions Thrown in a Game Bethel: N/a Opponent: N/a

Five or More Quarterback Sacks in a Game Bethel: 5, vs. Reinhardt in McKenzie, Aug. 23, 2018 Opponent: 5 by Campbellsville in McKenzie, Sept. 30, 2017

Five or More Fumbles Bethel: N/a Opponent: 6 by Cincinnati Christian in Cincinnati, Oct. 21, 2017

40 Minutes Time of Possession Bethel: vs. Edward Waters in McKenzie, Aug. 23, 2017 (40:50) Opponent: Georgetown in Georgetown, Nov. 17, 2012 (40:49)

Five Turnovers Bethel: vs. Lindsey Wilson in McKenzie, Oct. 28, 2017 Opponent: Kentucky Christian in McKenzie, Oct. 13, 2018

Six Turnovers Bethel: N/a Opponent: Cincinnati Christian in McKenzie, Oct. 20, 2018

Penalized for 100+ Yards Bethel: 110 vs. Cincinnati Christian in McKenzie, Oct. 20, 2018 Opponent: 109 by Georgetown in Georgetown, Sept. 29, 2018

Penalized for Less Than 20 Yards Bethel: 20 Yards vs. Cincinnati Christian in Cincinnati, Oct. 21, 2017 Opponent: 17 Yards by Cincinnati Christian in McKenzie, Oct. 20, 2018

15 or More Penalties Bethel: 17, vs Campbellsville in Campbellsville, Oct. 15, 2016 Opponent: N/a

Recovered On-side Kick Bethel: vs. Campbellsville in Campbellsville, Oct. 6, 2018 (Dalton McCann kick/Chris Beavers recovery) Opponent: N/a

*Information for Last Time it Happened was gathered from 2006-present by statistical reports, and record book from 1991-present.

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# Name Class Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown Previous School33 Michael Adams SO DL 6-0 212 Green Cove Springs, FL Clay High School Christian Arrambide FR QB 6-2 192 Memphis, TN Cordova High School Xavian Ayers FR OL 6-3 311 McKenzie, TN McKenzie High School Shataveon Bass SO DL 5-11 254 Lebanon, TN Wilson Central High School Vonte Bates SO WR 5-11 187 Watertown, TN Watertown High School 4 Robert Beachum FR HB 6-0 236 Laurenburg, NC UNC Pembroke 7 Jeremy Beaulieu JR LB 6-2 207 Jacksonville, FL Clay High School14 Chris Beavers JR DL 6-1 193 Thompson Station, TN Independence High School Riley Benavides FR OL 6-3 328 Weaver, AL Weaver High School Afiz Bhadmos FR DB 5-11 171 Atlanta, GA Discovery High School59 Dylan Black SR OL 6-2 302 Gibson, TN South Gibson High School Branson Boone FR HB 6-1 256 Murfreesboro, TN Oakland High School Shawn Brashers II JR LB 5-11 201 Antioch, TN Brentwood High School Austin Brock SO HB 5-10 199 Woodbury, TN Cannon County High School Hayden Brophy SO DL 6-0 219 Knoxville, TN Hardin Valley Academy78 Demetrius Browning FR OL 6-5 342 McKenzie, TN McKenzie High School42 Keyshawn Brummett FR DL 6-2 254 Brownsville, TN Haywood High School Jakevis Bryant FR DB 6-0 185 Hopkinsville, KY Hopkinsville High School DeWayne Buckner SO WR 6-1 190 Springfield, TN Springfield High School Christian Burney JR DB 5-8 159 Gordan, GA Wilkinson County High School Christopher Burney JR DB 5-10 173 Gordan, GA Wilkinson County High School BJ Burton FR LB 6-2 240 Henderson, TN Chester County High School Tyson Bush FR LB 5-10 224 Cadiz, KY Trigg County High School 9 Sam Castronova SR QB 6-1 205 Buffalo, NY Williamsville South High School12 Nolan Chowbay JR QB 6-1 190 Mt. Juliet, TN Mt. Juliet High School15 Devious Christmon SO DB 6-3 188 Franklin, TN Centennial High School Will Clanton FR WR 5-11 165 Phenix City, AL Central High School Jordan Copeland FR DB 5-11 163 Clay County, FL Clay High School20 Karrheem Darrington SR DB 5-10 170 Miami, FL Campbell High School28 Ayaunta Davis SR RB 6-1 261 Lebanon, TN Lebanon High School88 Craig Dickerson FR HB 6-6 244 Memphis, TN Wooddale High School 8 Jaylon Dorsey FR DB 5-11 200 Atlanta, GA Alabama A & M27 Senturian DuReaux SO DB 5-11 186 Franklin, TN Centennial High School Deandre Dunlap FR DB 6-1 181 Jackson, TN Liberty Tech Magnet High School54 Quinton Edney FR DL 6-2 255 Pittsburg, TX Kilgore Community College Shawn Elam Jr. SO LB 5-6 210 Nashville, TN Pearl-Cohn High School Jacob Fitzhugh FR QB 5-10 231 Alamo, TN Crockett Co High School QuaShawn Ford SO HB 6-3 241 Nashville, TN Whites Creek High School Erin Francis JR WR 5-9 176 Atlanta, GA Newton High School Zion Frazier FR DB 5-9 159 Atlanta, GA Mays High School63 Dalvin Freeman FR OL 6-3 316 Atlanta, GA Mays High School Kendrick Furlow FR DL 6-1 250 La Vergne, TN La Vergne High School93 Carvosky Garner JR LB 6-1 241 Center, TX Center High School21 Demetrice Gilbert SO DB 5-10 158 Atlanta, GA Towers High School Spencer Graves FR DL 6-1 333 Nashville, TN Maplewood High School Maurice Gray FR WR 6-2 178 Trinity, AL West Morgan High School Bradley Griffin FR OL 6-2 339 Bruceton, TN Hollow Rock-Bruceton Central High School52 Jakobe Griffin FR LB 6-0 251 Gadsden, AL Gadsden City High School Nathaniel Gutierrez FR SP 6-0 178 Watertown, TN Watertown High School Ian Harris SO OL 6-2 261 Lebanon, TN Wilson Central High School Joseph Harris SR DB 5-3 150 Memphis, TN Maryville College Larenzo Haynes FR DB 5-10 180 McKenzie, TN McKenzie High School92 Eriq Hicks JR DL 6-1 321 Lawrenceburg, TN Lawrence County High School22 Malek Holman SR LB 6-0 191 Murfreesboro, TN Tusculum University Cam’Ron Hopkins SO RB 5-4 181 Dyersburg, TN Dyersburg High School Viktor Horton FR RB 5-10 182 Jackson, TN Trinity Christian Academy Malik Huddleston JR DL 6-1 262 Nashville, TN Whites Creek High School34 Anthony Hughes FR RB 6-1 168 Nashville, TN Hendersonville High School29 Tito Hunter SR DB 5-9 172 Memphis, TN Trezevant High School Kevin James FR SP 6-0 154 White House, TN White House High School Nagie James FR OL 6-5 361 Ponchatoula, LA Ponchatoula High School Reiss Jenkins JR SP 6-2 198 Collierville, TN Collierville High School17 Devante Jimenez SR HB 6-5 277 Pulaski. TN Giles County High School51 Jeremy Johnson JR DL 6-2 245 Mt. Pleasant, TX Mt. Pleasant High School30 Javell Jones SO DB 6-0 178 Texarkana, TX Texas High School Joey Jones SO DL 5-11 385 Birmingham, AL Gardendale High School Keshawn Jones SO WR 5-9 175 Texarkana, TX Pleasant Grove High School65 Kolby Kahlden SR OL 6-0 262 Caldwell, TX Brazos Christian School23 Darwin Kelly Jr. SO RB 5-8 172 Winter Haven, FL Chester County High School 5 Eric Knight SR QB 6-2 216 Nashville, TN Pearl-Cohn High School

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NUMERICAL ROSTER# Name Pos 1 Miller, David DB 2 Montague, Jaylen DB 3 Wright, Antonio WR 4 Beacham, Robert HB 5 Knight, Eric QB 6 Williams, Raequan DB 7 Beaulieu, Jeremy LB 8 Dorsey, Jaylon DB 9 Castonova, Sam QB10 Wood, Tristan WR12 Chowbay, Nolan QB13 Moore, Brandon DB14 Beavers, Chris DL15 Christmon, Devious DB16 Reddick, J’Kobi WR17 Jimenez, Devante TE20 Darrington Karrheem DB21 Gilbert, Demetrice DB22 Holman, Malek LB23 Kelly, Darwin RB24 Tate, Deontay RB26 Witherspoon, Chris RB27 Dureaux, Senturan DB28 Davis, Ayaunta RB29 Hunter, Tito DB30 Javell Jones DB33 Adams, Michael DL34 Hughes, Anthony RB35 Wallace, Kyle DB40 Wood, Riley SP42 Brummett, Keyshawn DL44 Taeton Wienk HB48 Dalton McCann SP51 Johnson, Jeremy DL52 Griffin, Jakobe LB54 Edney, Quinton DL56 Patrick, Anthony LB59 Black, Dylan OL62 Minnifee, Iran DL63 Dalvin Freeman OL65 Kahlden, Kolby OL66 McCoin, Tyler OL72 Pierce, Trace OL74 Lyles, Cole OL75 Peterson, Bret OL76 Tunstall, Rodrick OL77 Sweat, Blake DL78 Browning, Demetrius OL80 Simmons, Braden TE81 Moore, Dominic WR82 Prather, Davius WR83 Nelson, Caleb WR85 Smith, Derek WR88 Craig DIckerson HB92 Hicks, Eric DL93 Garner, Carvosky DL94 Spruills, Delvin DL

Name Pos. Class Ht. Wt. Hometown Previous School Marcus Left Jr. SO DB 5-10 163 Nashville, TN Pearl-Cohn High School74 Cole Lyles FR OL 6-3 321 Fyffe, AL Fyffe High School48 Dalton McCann FR K 5-8 153 Munford, TN Munford High School66 Tyler McCoin FR OL 6-3 300 Clarksville, TN Rossview High School Breelan McKinney SR RB 5-6 202 Jackson, TN Tennessee State University Rondarius McKinney JR OL 6-1 267 Jackson, TN North Side High School Breon Melvin SR WR 6-5 192 Richmond, VA Itasca Community College Blake Mendoza FR WR 5-10 180 Dyersburg, TN Dyersburg High School Anthony Miles FR WR 6-1 185 Phenix City, AL Central High School Cole Miller FR SP 6-0 219 Selmer, TN McNairy County Central High School 1 David Miller FR DB 6-0 224 Fairhope,AL Fairhope High School62 Iran Minnifee FR DL 5-9 278 Knoxville, TN Knoxville Fulton High School James Mitchell FR RB 5-7 166 Brandon, MS Mississippi Delta CC 2 Jaylen Montague SR DB 6-1 185 Humboldt, TN Humboldt High School13 Brandon Moore FR DB 6-1 184 Fayetteville, TN Fayetteville High School81 Dominic Moore FR WR 5-7 163 Knoxville, TN Tusculum University83 Caleb Nelson FR WR 5-10 170 Arlington, TN Arlington High School Kemon Neuble FR LB 5-11 227 Lebanon, TN Lebanon High School Kintevius Newsom FR HB 5-9 234 Bethel Springs, TN McNairy County Central High School56 Anthony Patrick SR LB 6-1 230 Nashville, TN Tusculum University75 Bret Peterson SR OL 6-3 267 Lafayette, Ga. Trion High School72 Trace Pierce SO OL 6-4 313 Dickson, TN Dickson County High School Mario Pinson SR DL 5-11 367 Nashville, TN Pearl-Cohn High School82 Davius Prather FR WR 5-11 189 Savannah, TN Hardin County High School Colton Quick FR OL 5-11 348 Union City, TN Union City High School16 J’Kobi Reddick SO WR 5-8 183 Tampa, FL Cambridge Christian High School Christopher Richard SR WR 5-11 156 Camden, TN Camden Central High School Michael Robinson FR DL 6-1 341 Shreveport, LA Northwest High School Xavier Scruggs SO DB 6-2 240 Knoxville, TN Austin East High School Tyquez Seward FR DB 5-9 145 Nashville, TN Pearl-Cohn High School Chris Shear FR DB 6-1 188 Huntingdon, TN West Carroll High School Dilan Sherrod FR DL 6-3 295 Birmingham, AL John Carroll Catholic High School80 Braden Simmons FR HB 6-6 208 Unionville, TN Community High School Jake Sinclair FR K 5-9 180 Waynesboro, TN Wayne County High School85 Derek Smith SO WR 6-0 190 Green Cove Springs, FL Clay High School Shelton Smith SO DB 6-1 178 Fayetteville, TN Lincoln County High School Chandler Spann SO DL 6-0 226 Lexington. TN Lexington High School94 Delvin Spruills FR DL 6-2 305 Reform, AL Victor Valley College Donovan Stephen FR OL 5-11 311 Nashville, TN Pearl-Cohn High School Chandler Street FR SP 5-11 174 Cookeville, TN Upperman High School77 Blake Sweat JR OL 6-4 314 Adamsville, TN Adamsville High School24 De’Ontay Tate SO RB 5-9 181 Knoxville, TN Fulton High School Desmond Traylor FR DL 6-1 218 Atlanta, GA Mays High School76 Rodrick Tunstall SO OL 6-2 271 Birmingham, AL Pinson Valley High School Jayvian Walker FR LB 5-10 233 Clarksville, TN Kenwood High School Tyiee Walkins FR LB 6-2 245 Somerville, TN Fayette-Ware High School35 Kyle Wallace JR DB 5-9 179 Chicago, IL Hales Franciscan High School Devin Watson FR HB 6-0 198 Smyrna, TN Lancaster Christian Academy Anthonee Webb FR DB 5-10 175 Knoxville, TN Austin-East High School Taeton Wienk SO HB 6-0 238 Dover, TN Stewart County High School Dylan Wilheln FR OL 6-5 321 Cross Plains, TN East Robertson High School Stavonski Wilkes FR RB 5-8 192 Lake County, TN Lake County High School Christopher Williams SR LB 5-10 221 Munford, TN Munford High School 6 Raequan Williams FR RB 6-0 187 Green Cove Springs, FL Clay High School Shayne Williams FR LB 5-9 233 Knoxville, TN Cocke County High School Tyrone Wilson JR DL 6-0 306 Russellville, AL Russellville High School Zach Winston JR WR 5-8 170 Knoxville, TN Fulton High School26 Chris Witherspoon FR RB 5-8 197 Memphis, TN Whitehaven High School Elijah Wood FR DB 5-11 171 Tallahassee, FL Lincoln High School40 Riley Wood SO SP 6-0 243 Lake O’ Lakes, FL Cambridge Christian School10 Tristan Wood SR WR 6-1 183 Lake O’ Lakes,FL Cambridge Christian School Kylan Woods SO DB 5-11 205 Jackson, TN North Side High School 3 Antonio Wright FR WR 5-8 156 Mobile, AL Alabama A&M Jon’luk Young SO WR 6-1 175 Tampa, FL Georgia Military College

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Bethel Coaching Staff

Brent Dearmon - Head CoachMichael Jasper

Luke RothChris SpringerBradley BainesMorgan CruceDustin Kincaid

Richard HutchinsKevin Wewers

Jonathan Wallace

Baker Coaching Staff

Mike Grossner - Head CoachJason ThorenJake Morse

Bruce YoungGerard Aligo

Caleb BlakesleyJosh Saunders

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No. Name Pos. Class Ht. Wt. Hometown Previous School 8 Mikeice Adams DB JR 5’10” 19582 Caleb Addington WR FR 5’10” 158 5 Marco Aguinaga QB SO 5’11” 18971 Cooper Allen DL JR 6’ 260 22 Indie Allen LB SR 6’1” 22061 Jarrett Alley OL JR 6’2” 24319 Lee Andrews WR SO 5’10” 16170 Calvin Ball DL SO 6’2” 25543 Brandon Barrett LB FR 6’1” 22045 Bryson Bennett DL FR 6’3” 22530 Michael Bolden DB JR 5’10” 165 2 Cornell Brown RB SR 5’9” 17940 Jordan Brown RB SO 5’8” 17098 Austin Cornwell LS FR 6’ 21548 Landon Decker DE SR 6’2” 22572 Caden Dicks OL SO 5’10” 25027 Clay Drouillard DB SR 6’ 19121 Khalid Farrakhan DB JR 5’8” 170 9 Brody Flaming QB FR 6’2” 23069 Brendan Fletcher OL JR 6’ 29529 Gage Foster LB FR 5’10” 17531 Anthony Geist RB FR 5’10” 18846 Thomas Graham DB SO 5’6” 16067 Mitchell Grissom OL FR 6’4” 28476 Parker Guffey OL FR 6’2” 27278 Don Hammers DL FR 5’10” 27851 Cal Harris OL SO 6’4” 33337 Andrew Harris DB FR 5’10” 170 7 DaeQuan Harrison DB JR 5’11” 16014 BJ Harvey DB FR 5’10” 17577 Jared Harvey OL JR 6’7” 34012 Mitchell Henry DB FR 6’ 17513 Anthony Hernandez QB JR 5’11” 17532 Andrew Hicks RB FR 5’10” 18083 Zach Hipsher WR SR 6’5” 195 3 Ivan Hollins DB SO 5’8” 17499 Joshua Honea K FR 6’ 19035 Justin Howard RB SO 6’ 21015 Sam Huckabee WR FR 6’3” 21373 Michael Hughes OL JR 6’4” 32453 Ira Hurst LB SO 6’ 20536 Colton Hutchinson DB FR 5’10” 17516 Reece Jarvis WR FR 5’8” 17538 Marcus Johnson LB FR 6’ 21050 Nate Karsky LB SO 6’2” 20759 Brennen Kellogg DL JR 6’1” 23054 Michael Kellum LB SO 6’2” 20723 Harrison King DB FR 6’ 17574 Chase Knackstedt DE SO 6’2” 20595 Justyn Kyner LB SO 6’2” 19592 Cooper Lee K/P JR 6’ 18065 Brandon Lehnherr OL SO 6’4” 27547 Brandon Lewis LB JR 5’11” 20686 Tyjuan Lewis WR FR 6’1” 19375 Tanner Matthias OL FR 6’ 26518 Andre McCallop DB SO 6’1” 176 4 Nate McLaurin DB SR 5’10” 19026 Jason Meeker WR SO 6’ 19087 Brett Meyer WR FR 6’4” 18280 Eric Meza-Medina LS SR 5’8” 19079 Matt Miles OL SO 6’5” 25511 Cameron Mitchell-Johnson DB FR 6’ 15091 Joshua Moore DE FR 6’2” 20539 Zac Morgan DB FR 5’10” 175 6 Brandon Mueller QB SO 6’2” 20657 Drake Nelson OL FR 6’2” 30488 Matt Nicholson WR FR 6’3” 18017 Carter Odell WR SO 6’4” 16562 Daniel Ofa OL JR 6’1” 36081 Nick Oliver TE SR 6’5” 245

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NUMERICAL ROSTER# Name Pos 1 JD Woods RB 2 Cornell Brown RB 3 Ivan Hollins DB 4 Nate McLaurin DB 5 Marco Aguinaga QB 6 Brandon Mueller QB 7 DaeQuan Harrison DB 8 Mikeice Adams DB 9 Brody Flaming QB11 Cameron Mitchell-Johnson DB 12 Mitchell Henry DB13 Anthony Hernandez QB14 BJ Harvey DB15 Sam Huckabee WR16 Reece Jarvis WR17 Carter Odell WR18 Andre McCallop DB19 Lee Andrews WR20 Nate Pauly WR21 Khalid Farrakhan DB22 Indie Allen LB23 Harrison King DB24 Trevor Watts WR25 Jacob Tompkins P/H26 Jason Meeker WR27 Clay Drouillard DB28 Kegan Schumann LB29 Gage Foster LB30 Michael Bolden DB31 Anthony Geist RB32 Andrew Hicks RB33 Dylon Smith DB34 AJ Totta RB/LS35 Justin Howard RB36 Colton Hutchinson DB37 Andrew Harris DB38 Marcus Johnson LB39 Zac Morgan DB40 Jordan Brown RB41 Evan Sprayberry DE42 Connor Roberts DE43 Brandon Barrett LB44 John Rincon LB45 Bryson Bennett DL46 Thomas Graham DB47 Brandon Lewis LB48 Landon Decker DE49 Ryan Workman DL50 Nate Karsky LB51 Cal Harris OL52 Josh Winscott LB53 Ira Hurst LB54 Michael Kellum LB55 Niko Savaiinaea OL/LS56 Jesse Wallen LB57 Drake Nelson OL58 Devin Price OL59 Brennen Kellogg DL61 Jarrett Alley OL62 Daniel Ofa OL63 Nathan Spain DL64 Billy Wagemaker DL65 Brandon Lehnherr OL66 Colton Parten OL67 Mitchell Grissom OL68 Cole Zade DE69 Brendan Fletcher OL70 Calvin Ball DL71 Cooper Allen DL

No. Name Pos. Class Ht. Wt. Hometown Previous School 66 Colton Parten OL SO 6’3” 27058 Devin Price OL JR 6’3” 25520 Nate Pauly WR SO 5’9” 16244 John Rincon LB JR 5’11” 20942 Connor Roberts DE SR 6’3” 23585 Dennis Russell HB JR 6’ 20055 Niko Savaiinaea OL/LS SR 5’11” 24428 Kegan Schumann LB SR 5’11” 19894 Jon Scire DE SO 5’10” 21293 Terrel Simpson DL FR 5’11” 26133 Dylon Smith DB SO 5’10” 18184 Nick Snider WR SO 5’10” 17563 Nathan Spain DL FR 6’ 24541 Evan Sprayberry DE SR 6’2” 21089 Jack Taylor TE SO 6’4” 19125 Jacob Tompkins P/H SR 5’10” 17534 AJ Totta RB/LS JR 5’11” 23064 Billy Wagemaker DL SO 6’1” 23456 Jesse Wallen LB FR 6’ 20524 Trevor Watts WR FR 5’6” 15596 Marshall Weatherby DE SR 6’ 20252 Josh Winscott LB FR 5’10” 197 1 JD Woods RB SO 5’8” 19249 Ryan Workman DL JR 5’9” 21568 Cole Zade DE FR 6’2” 22597 Cole Zade DE FR 6’2” 22590 Jake Zieler DE SO 6’4” 221

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# Name POS72 Caden Dicks OL73 Michael Hughes OL74 Chase Knackstedt DE75 Tanner Matthias OL76 Parker Guffey OL77 Jared Harvey OL78 Don Hammers DL79 Matt Miles OL80 Eric Meza-Medina LS81 Nick Oliver TE82 Caleb Addington WR83 Zach Hipsher WR84 Nick Snider WR85 Dennis Russell HB86 Tyjuan Lewis WR87 Brett Meyer WR88 Matt Nicholson WR89 Jack Taylor TE90 Jake Zieler DE91 Joshua Moore DE92 Cooper Lee K/P93 Terrel Simpson DL94 Jon Scire DE95 Justyn Kyner LB96 Marshall Weatherby DE97 Cole Zade DE98 Austin Cornwell LS99 Joshua Honea K

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