2014 texas state football media guide

2014 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

2014 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL

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INTRODUCTIONMedia Infomration ..................................................................................................................... 3The Texas State University System .............................................................................................. 5Texas State University ................................................................................................................ 6President Dr. Denise M. Trauth.................................................................................................... 7Texas State Quick Facts ............................................................................................................... 8Academic Success ....................................................................................................................... 9San Marcos/Austin/San Antonio............................................................................................... 10Texas State Athletic Facilities .................................................................................................... 12 Bobcat Stadium ............................................................................................................. 12 Football End Zone Complex ............................................................................................ 14Texas State Game Day .............................................................................................................. 15Bobcat Club/Fan Involvement .................................................................................................. 16Texas State Media Coverage ..................................................................................................... 17Sun Belt Conference ................................................................................................................. 18Sun Belt Conference Composite Schedule ................................................................................ 20Director of Athletics Dr. Larry Teis ............................................................................................. 21Athletic Administration ............................................................................................................ 22Head Coach Dennis Franchione ................................................................................................ 24Bobcat Coaching Staff .............................................................................................................. 25All-Americans .......................................................................................................................... 26Bobcats In The NFL ................................................................................................................... 272014 Bobcat Offense Preview ................................................................................................... 282014 Bobcat Defense Preview .................................................................................................. 302014 Bobcat Special Teams Preview ......................................................................................... 322014 Bobcat Players To Watch .................................................................................................. 33

2014 BOBCAT PREVIEW INFORMATIONQuick Facts ............................................................................................................................... 34 Lettermen Returning/Lost ............................................................................................. 35Numerical Roster ...................................................................................................................... 36Alphabetical Roster .................................................................................................................. 38Roster By Position .................................................................................................................... 40Geographical Roster ................................................................................................................. 41Roster By Experience ................................................................................................................ 42

2014 COACHING STAFFDennis Franchione, head coach ................................................................................................ 43Assistant Coaches ..................................................................................................................... 48 Mike Schultz .................................................................................................................. 48 Jeff Conway.................................................................................................................... 49 Brad Bedell .................................................................................................................... 50 Jason Johnson ................................................................................................................ 51 John Thompson ............................................................................................................. 52 Brad Franchione ............................................................................................................. 53 Mike Hudson .................................................................................................................. 54 Kyle Tatum ..................................................................................................................... 55 Jason Washington .......................................................................................................... 56Support Staff ............................................................................................................................ 57

MEET THE BOBCATS Returning Player ............................................................................................................ 59 Fall Newcomers .............................................................................................................. 85

2013 IN REVIEWSeason Highlights .................................................................................................................... 89Game-by-Game Satistics .......................................................................................................... 90Game Results ........................................................................................................................... 96Team Statistics ......................................................................................................................... 96Individual Statistics .................................................................................................................. 96Individual Game-by-Game Leaders .......................................................................................... 99Individual Superlatives ........................................................................................................... 103Individual Long Plays ............................................................................................................. 106Individual Milestone Games ................................................................................................... 107Team Game Superlatives ........................................................................................................ 102Team Game-by-Game Statistics ............................................................................................. 104Team Third-Down/Fourth-Down Conversions......................................................................... 105Time of Possession Comparison .............................................................................................. 107Game-by-Game Starters ........................................................................................................ 106 Scoring Drive Superlatives ...................................................................................................... 108The Last Time When... ............................................................................................................ 109Sun Belt Conference Standings............................................................................................... 110Sun Belt Conference Individual Awards .................................................................................. 110Sun Belt Conference Team Statistics ....................................................................................... 111Sun Belt Conference Individual Statistics ................................................................................ 114

TEXAS STATE RECORDSIndividual Records .................................................................................................................. 117Team Records ......................................................................................................................... 119Individual Single Game Leaders ............................................................................................. 120Individual Single Season Leaders ........................................................................................... 120Individual Career Leaders ....................................................................................................... 128Individual Year-by-Year Leaders ............................................................................................. 136Bobcat All-Americans ............................................................................................................. 142Bobcat Honor Roll .................................................................................................................. 143Bobcat Team Awards .............................................................................................................. 147All-Time Letterman ................................................................................................................ 150Year-by-Year Results .............................................................................................................. 156All-Time Coaching Results ...................................................................................................... 161Texas State In Overtime Games .............................................................................................. 161Year-by-Year Record ............................................................................................................... 162Bobcat Stadium Records ........................................................................................................ 163Bobcat Stadium Attendance Records...................................................................................... 164

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The 2014 Texas State University Football Media Guide has been prepared to provide perti-nent information regarding Texas State’s football program that plays in the NCAA Division I FBS and is a member of the Sun Belt Conference. The media guide provides background information for each coach and player on the Texas State team and a historical perspective of the football program.

Additional information is available on the Texas State athletics website (www.txstatebob-cats.com) or by visiting CollegePressBox.com or contacting assistant athletics director/sports information director Rick Poulter via e-mail at [email protected].

The Sports Information Office is located in Room 126 of the Darren B. Casey Athletics Ad-ministration Complex on the corner of Charles Austin Ave. and Aquarena Springs Drive. You may reach Rick Poulter by calling (512) 738-0697 (cell) or via e-mail at [email protected].

To assist in your coverage throughout the year, please read the media information on this page. We have developed policies and procedures that will require cooperation on the part of the media. Not complying with these policies can result in the refusal of credentials/access.

Briefly, all interviews must be arranged through the Sports Information Office at least one day in advance. Players, coaches and support staff will not take part in an interview unless sched-uled by the Sports Information Office. The Texas State Sports Information staff is available to help make your coverage of Texas State football as effortless as possible.

TXST, NOT ‘TSU’In editorial references to Texas State Athletics, media outlets are asked to refrain from the

use of the ‘TSU’ acronym. Print and broadcast outlets are asked to use ‘Texas State’ and ‘Bobcats’. For those using acronyms, please use ‘TXST.’

Collegepressbox.com features media information, news and information links, and weekly and archived game notes, rosters, depth charts, statistics and gamebooks, as well as pregame quotes. The service also has special sections devoted to bowls, awards, national signing day and spring football, and the NFL Draft. Login information will be distributed to accredited media or you can apply for a password by sending an e-mail to [email protected].

WEEKLY INTERVIEW OPPORTUNITIESWEEKLY PRESS LUNCHEON

Head Coach Dennis Franchione meets with the media each Tuesday preceding a game in the J. Garland Warren Room on the second level of Bobcat Stadium’s End Zone Complex. Lunch is served at 11:30 a.m. and is followed by interviews.

ADDITIONAL INTERVIEWSIn addition to Tuesday’s media luncheon, Coach Franchione, assistant coaches and Texas

State players are available for interviews after practice on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Requests should be directed to Rick Poulter in the Sports Information Office with at least one day advance notice. Student-athletes’ phone numbers will not be given out. Coaches and student-athletes are not available for interviews the day before a game or on game day.

TEXAS STATE SPORTS INFORMATIONAssistant Athletics Director (Football Contact) .....................................................Rick Poulter Office Phone .................................................................................................512-245-2966 Cell Phone .....................................................................................................512-738-0697 E-Mail ................................................................................................rpoulter@txstate.eduAssistant SID (Secondary Football Contact) ...................................................... Rob Beuerlein Office Phone .................................................................................................512-245-4692 Cell Phone .....................................................................................................832-279-0327 E-Mail ..................................................................................................... [email protected] SID ................................................................................................ Joshua Flanagan Office Phone ..................................................................................................512-245-4387Assistant SID ........................................................................................................ Jen Lawson Office Phone .................................................................................................512-245-2988

Mailing Address ..................................................................... Texas State Sports InformationDarren B. Casey Athletics Administration Complex

Room 126601 University Drive

San Marcos, TX 78666

SUN BELT CONFERENCE COMMUNICATIONS Associate Commissioner/Communications ......................................................John McElwain Office Phone .................................................................................................504-556-0883 Cell 504-234-5434 E-Mail ................................................................................... [email protected] Commissioner/Electronic Media ..................................................... Travis Llewellyn Office Phone .................................................................................................504-556-0886 E-Mail .................................................................................... [email protected] Director of Communications ................................................................. Keith Nunez Office Phone .................................................................................................504-556-0884 E-Mail .........................................................................................nunez@sunbeltsports.orgAssistant Director of Communications .........................................................Randy Lieberman Office Phone .................................................................................................504-556-0877 E-Mail .................................................................................. [email protected] .............................................................................................www.sunbeltsports.org

TEXAS STATE ON THE WEBThe official website for the Texas State Athletics Department, www.txstatebobcats.com,

supplies Bobcat fans around the world with the news and features on the Texas State football team.

The football page on the site provides press releases, rosters, bios for current players and members of the coaching staff, schedules, team and individual statistics, game notes, quotes from weekly media luncheons and postgame press conferences, photo galleries, audio and video highlights for media.

The premium content Texas State All-Access at www.txstatebobcats.com provides even greater access to the Bobcats for Texas State fans. Every week during the season, Texas State All-Access carries video of Texas State’s postgame press conferences.

In addition, live statistics, video and audio streaming of each home game is provided. For road games, live statistics and audio streaming is available through the All-Access page.



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PRACTICE COVERAGEMost practices on Tuesday and Wednesday during game weeks are open to the media. Head

Coach Dennis Franchione, other members of the coaching staff and players are available to meet with media after each practice. Requests for player interviews at least 24 hours in advance are appreciated. Check with the Sports Information Office for status of media attendance at Texas State football practices.

PRACTICE LOCATIONSPractice locations will rotate between the Jim Wacker Field at Bobcat Stadium and the Texas

State football practice fields located west of the Football End Zone Complex behind the outfield fences of the baseball and softball complex.

HOME GAME COVERAGE INFORMATIONMEDIA CREDENTIALS

Working media and photographer credentials for Texas State’s home games are distributed through the Sports Information Office. Requests should be made by sports editors or sports di-rectors of accredited media outlets on company letterhead. Requests should be made as early as possible and should be limited to working media only.

Send credential requests to Rick Poulter, Assistant AD/Sports Information via e-mail at [email protected] or via fax by dialing 512-245-2967.

Media parking at Bobcat Stadium is available on a limited basis on the West and East sides of the stadium. Requests for parking passes should be made well in advance to the Sports Infor-mation Office.

TEXAS STATE PRESS BOXThe Texas State Press Box, located on the fourth level of the Jerry D. and Linda Gregg Fields

West Side Complex at Bobcat Stadium, opens three hours prior to each game. The working press box, coaches’ booths and radio/TV booths are located on the same level. Media credentials are required for admittance to the press box and for pregame meals.

GAME DAY SERVICESPregame notes and programs are provided prior to the game. Play-by-play, team and in-

dividual statistics, along with postgame quotes and notes will be provided. Game statistics are also distributed via e-mail following the conclusion of the game. To be included in the postgame distribution list, please contact Rick Poulter via e-mail at [email protected].

SIDELINESTexas State follows guidelines set forth by the NCAA Public Relations Committee, the NCAA

Football Rules Committee, the American Football Coaches Association, and the National Press Photographers Association.

Photographers are not permitted to shoot between the 25-yard lines and must have cre-dentials visible at all times. In an effort to ensure the best possible working conditions for media photographers, uniformed security personnel will be patrolling the sidelines. Anyone holding a media pass who is not actively involved in coverage of the game will be escorted from the sideline. Similar procedures will be in effect in the press box.

POSTGAME INTERVIEWSTexas State holds its postgame interviews in the team meeting room located inside the

Football End Zone Complex at Bobcat Stadium. Texas State head coach Dennis Franchione and re-quested players are available approximately 10 minutes after each game. Texas State’s locker room is closed following each game and practice.

Visiting SIDs will establish media interview and locker room admittance policies for their respective teams.

PHOTOGRAPHERS/VIDEOGRAPHERSCameras are permitted only during interview sessions and during the first 30 minutes of

each practice on the sidelines with prior approval by the SID and coaching staff. Photographers are not allowed to shoot on the playing field.

MEDIA SERVICESPregame packets including notes, statistics and game-day programs will be available pri-

or to the game. Statistics and play-by-play are distributed after each quarter. Game statistical books, along with postgame notes and quotes are distributed in the press box following each game.

WEB-BASED MEDIAWeb-based media from sites affiliated with established, nationally recognized news gath-

ering organizations are eligible for media credentials. Online media with an emphasis on the recruitment of potential student-athletes (that meet the above qualification) can request one (1) credential if the purpose of attending a game/event is to write a recap. Credentials will not be granted to any online agency operating sites that are in any way affiliated with gambling, or to “freelance” or “fan-based” sites that are not affiliated with an established news gathering organization. Live, real-time updates of Texas State home games are the property of Texas State University and unauthorized transmission of such is not permitted.

MEDIA COVERING THE BOBCATSNEWSPAPERSSan Marcos Daily Record ............................................................................. (512) 392-2458Sports editor: Tyler Mayforth; Texas State beat writer: Joe Vozzelli

Austin American-Statesman ....................................................................... (800) 777-0833Assistant sports editor: Rich Tijerina. Texas State beat writer: Steve Habel Columnists: Kirk Bohls, Cedric Golden

San Antonio Express-News........................................................... (800) 555-1551, ext. 3339Sports editor: Gary Newsom

New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung .................................................................... (830) 625-9144Managing editor: Shawn Lewis; Sports reporter: Camerine Irvine, Pat Turner

University Star ........................................................................................... (512) 245-3489Sports editor: Quixem Ramirez

RADIOKTSW-FM, San Marcos (FM 89.9) .................................................................. (512) 245-3485Sports director: Warren Schorr

KGNB, New Braunfels (1420 AM) ................................................................. (830) 625-73111540 Loop 337 North, New Braunfels, TX 78130Sports director: Brant Freeman

ESPN Austin/104.9 the Horn (AM 1360, FM 104.9) ......................................... (512) 346-8255Sports Hosts: Erin Hogan, Bucky Godbolt, Chip Brown, Chad Hastings, Alex Loeb

TELEVISIONKTBC-TV (Fox), Austin ................................................................................. (512) 474-5113Reporters: John Hygh and Dennis De la Peña

KVUE-TV (ABC), Austin ................................................................................ (512) 459-2065Sports director: Mike Barnes; weekend anchor: Matt Mitchell. Reporter: Shawn Clynch

KXAN-TV (NBC), Austin ................................................................................ (512) 703-5214Sports director: Roger Wallace; reporters: Brent Carney, Chris Tavarez

KEYE-TV (CBS), Austin ................................................................................. (512) 490-2172Sports director: Bob Ballou; anchor/reporter: Adam Winkler

Time Warner Sports Channel/Austin & San Antonio ...................................... (512) 531-8860Sports director: Ricky Doyle; anchor/reporters: Mike Berman, Joaquin Sanchez, Lauren Mickler, Victor Diaz; producer: Dennis Kelly



Brian McCall, Ph.D., is chancellor of The Texas State University System, the first university system established in Texas, comprising eight institutions with nearly 80,000 students

and 15,000 faculty and staff.Dr. McCall previously served in the Texas House of Representatives, first elected in 1991

to represent the areas of North Dallas, Frisco, Allen, and Plano. As a representative, he served as chairman of the House Calendars Committee and as a member of the Higher Education Committee. Texas Monthly named McCall one of the “10 Best” legislators of the 2009 session.

McCall wrote and passed one of the largest tax-cut bills in the history of Texas and during his last session secured $5 million in funding for The University of Texas at Dallas’ Center for Values and Medicine. Other legislative accomplishments include authoring and passing key bills in the areas of healthcare, biotechnology, high technology, identity theft, and tax and budget policy.

He serves on the board of directors at ViewPoint Financial Group (NASDAQ: VPFG) and as chairman of Texas’ Council of Public University Presidents and Chancellors (CPUPC), a position to which he was elected by the state’s 38 public university presidents and six chancellors.

McCall was president of Westminster Capital Corporation, an investment firm focused on acquisitions primarily in software and technology. He also serves on the board of View Point Bank and, along with his brother, David, operates Snow Hill Farm north of Dallas.

He holds a bachelor’s degree from Baylor University, a master’s degree from Southern Methodist University, spent a year as a visiting post-graduate student at Oxford University, and earned a doctor of philosophy degree from The University of Texas at Dallas.

McCall is the author of The Power of the Texas Governor: Connally to Bush, published by University of Texas Press, which examines how various governors have overcome the institutional limitations of the office to achieve significant political power.

A long-time civic and community volunteer, McCall is founder and chairman of the board of The Empowerment Project, a nonprofit organization that has sent more than $10 million worth of math and science books to disadvantaged schools in the Republic of South Africa, and helped construct a library in Vietnam through the Libraries of Love organization. The Empowerment Project also raised more than $350,000 to provide direct support for the medical needs of children in north Texas.

McCall is the recipient of the 2012 Distinguished Alumni Award from The University of Texas at Dallas, is a member is The Philosophical Society of Texas, and serves on the Board of Directors of ZACH Theater in Austin.

THE TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEMTHE TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM

BOARD OF REGENTS

Donna N. WilliamsChairmanArlington

Ron MitchellVice ChairmanHorseshoe Bay

Charlie AmatoSan Antonio

Dr. Jaime GarzaSan Antonio

Kevin J. LillyHouston

David MontagneBeaumont

Vernon Reaser IIIBellaire

Rossanna SalazarAustin

William F. ScottNederland

Anna SandovalStudent Regent

BRIAN

MCCALLCHANCELLORTHE TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM

The Texas State University System has a long and illustrious history in Texas. In fact, it is the oldest and third largest higher education system in the Lone Star State.

Beginning as an administrative means to consolidate the support and management of state teacher colleges, the System has evolved into a network of higher education institutions stretching from the Texas–Louisiana border to the Big Bend region of far West Texas.

Today, eight System components offer a broad range of academic and career pathways. Throughout the System are professionals committed to preparing students for working and contributing to an increasingly global society.

The academic and professional programs offered help students learn to make sound decisions in life and to become contributors in their communities. Each university, college and institute within The Texas State University System is unique.

The member institutions are Texas State University, Sam Houston State University, Lamar University, Lamar Institute of Technology, Lamar State College-Orange, Lamar State College-Port Arthur, Sul Ross State University and Sul Ross State University Rio Grande College.

The Texas State University System is governed by a nine-member Board of Regents appointed by the Governor. In addition, a nonvoting student regent is appointed annually to the Board. The administration, which is headed by a board-appointed Chancellor, is based in Austin where it provides support to the System components and state government.

The Board of Regents are: Donna N. Williams (Chairman), Ron Mitchell, (Vice Chairman), Charles Amato, Dr. Jaime R. Garza, Kevin J. Lilly, David Montagne, Vernon Reaser, Rossanna Salazar and William F. Scott. Anna Sandoval, a Sul Ross student, serves as the Student Regent.



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TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY

picture of Old Main with other pictures included of the river and other buildings on campus.

Texas State’s alumni include distinguished, accomplished and even famous men and women in every discipline and field of study.

“THE NOBLEST SEARCH IS THE SEARCH FOR EXCELLENCE.” -PRESIDENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY CLASS OF 1930

NOTABLE ALUMNI

LYNDON B. JOHNSON -36TH PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATESGEORGE STRAIT -MULTI-YEAR COUNTRY MUSIC ENTERTAINER OF THE YEARJEFF FOSTER -RETIRED PROFESSIONAL BASKETBALL PLAYER (NBA)PAUL GOLDSCHMIDT -CURRENT MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL PLAYERSCOTT LINEBRINK -RETIRED MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL PLAYERCHARLES AUSTIN -1996 OLYMPIC GOLD MEDAL WINNING HIGH JUMPERTRACY BYRD -COUNTRY MUSIC ARTISTJULIE WHITE -TONY AWARD WINNING ACTRESSPOWERS BOOTHE -EMMY-WINNING TELEVISION & FILM ACTORTHOMAS CARTER -EMMY-WINNING PRODUCER AND DIRECTOR

Texas State University is an Emerging Research University located in San Marcos, a growing community of 50,000 in the Austin Metropolitan area. Texas State currently enrolls over 35,000 students who choose from 96 bachelor’s, 87 master’s and 12 doctoral degree programs offered by the following colleges: Applied Arts, McCoy College of Business Administration, Education, Fine Arts and Communication, Health Professions, Liberal Arts, Science and Engineering, University College and The Graduate College. As an Emerging Research University, Texas State offers opportunities for discovery and innovation to faculty and students. Texas State’s diverse student body comes from the nation and around the world. Forty-two percent of our students are ethnic minorities. Hispanic Outlook ranks Texas State 18th in the nation in Hispanic undergraduate enrollment and 23rd in the nation for the total number of bachelor’s degrees awarded to Hispanic students. Texas State’s San Marcos campus is located in the Texas Hill Country, where blackland prairies roll into beautiful hills, providing a unique setting among Texas universities. The beauty of the crystal-clear San Marcos River and the stately cypress and oak trees on campus add to the university’s picturesque setting. The river also provides recreational activities for students throughout the year. Authorized by the Texas Legislature in 1899, Texas State, originally called Southwest Texas State Normal School, opened its doors in 1903. The red-roofed, castle-like landmark known as Old Main was the first building. The University has a second 101-acre campus in Round Rock. As the university’s student population has grown - from 303 in 1903 to 35,568 in 2013 - Texas State’s campus has expanded and today consists of a 457-arce San Marcos campus and 5,038 additional acres in recreational, instructional, farm and ranch land. The campus is home to 267 buildings. Some, like Old Main, are as old as the university itself. Others, such as the Performing Arts Center, opened in 2014. An Undergraduate Academic Center opened in 2012, and additional new buildings are being completed. Over the years, the Legislature broadened the institution’s scope and changed its name, in succession, to Normal College, Southwest Texas State Teachers College, Southwest Texas State College, Southwest Texas State University, and in 2003 to Texas State University. Each name reflects the university’s growth from a small teacher preparation institution to a major, multipurpose university.

RICHARD CASTRO -OWNER, CASTRO ENTERPRISES



DR. DENISE M. TRAUTHPRESIDENT TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY

Since Denise M. Trauth was named the ninth president at Texas State University in June 2002, the university has achieved many milestones, including:

• Recognition of Texas State as an Emerging Research University. • Transition of Texas State’s athletics program into the ranks of Division I FBS football and the Sun

Belt Conference. • Increased diversity in the student body. Forty-two percent of Texas State students are now

ethnic minorities, and the university became a Hispanic Serving Institution in fall 2010.

• Record enrollment every fall (35,546 for fall 2013), making Texas State one of the 40 largest public universities in the U. S.

• The Pride in Action campaign that raised over $151 million, significantly exceeding its $110 million goal.

• The largest private gift in university history, $20 million from Emmett and Miriam McCoy of San Marcos to support the college of business administration that now bears the couple’s names.

• Major gifts from Jerry D. and Linda Gregg Fields totaling over $12 million, including more than $8 million to athletics, which honored them with their name on the West Side Complex of Bobcat Stadium.

• A new university mission statement, new shared values, new university goals, two University Plans to guide academic development through 2017, and a Campus Master Plan for development of facilities through the year 2015.

• The PACE Center is an innovative Personalized Academic and Career Exploration Center that helps freshmen clarify their career goals and establish a specific educational plan to achieve those goals.

• A gift of 101 acres of prime land from the Avery Family for the University’s Round Rock Campus. The first building, the Avery Building, opened in 2005, and the second, the Nursing Building, opened in 2010.

• A bachelor’s degree in nursing, launched by a $6 million gift from the St. David’s Foundation, now enrolling 200 upper-level nursing students, and a Master of Science in Nursing program with a Family Nurse Practitioner major, launched by a $2 million gift from the St. David’s Foundation.

• The Ingram School of Engineering made possible through $9 million in gifts from Bruce and Gloria Ingram, including $4 million for scholarships.

• Expansion of the Wittliff Collections, including a permanent exhibition room for the Lonesome Dove Collection and the acquisition of the Cormac McCarthy Papers.

• A new Performing Arts Center, begun with an $8 million gift from Patti Strickel Harrison.• Other new campus facilities including Bobcat Stadium’s End Zone Complex, Jerry D. and Linda

Gregg Fields West Side Complex and North Side Complex, the Undergraduate Academic Center, the Chautauqua/Gaillardia Housing Complex, the Falls/Sayers Housing Complex, STAR Park (a technology accelerator for start-up and early-stage businesses), Bobcat Baseball/Softball Stadium improvements, Bobcat Track and Field Stadium, the Student Recreation Center expansion, Concho Green, improvements to the North LBJ bus loop, San Marcos and San Jacinto residence halls, Bobcat Village, the Student Health Center, the Mitte Complex, expansion of Strahan Coliseum, McCoy Hall and its parking garage, the Speck Street, Matthews Street, and Edward Gary Street parking garages, the Family and Consumer Sciences Building Expansion, the Housing and Residential Life Building, and the Nursing Building in Round Rock.

• An increase in the number of full-time faculty from 694 to more than 1,700. • Curriculum expansion, including seven doctoral programs: Ph.D. programs in aquatic resources;

physical therapy; mathematics education; criminal justice; developmental education; and materials science, engineering, and commercialization; and an Ed. D. program in developmental education.

• An increase in annual research expenditures from $9 million to over $37 million. • Initiation of the Common Experience, an annual campus-wide focus for classroom discussion,

performing arts, exhibitions, invited speakers, and community involvement. This year’s theme is “Exploring Democracy’s Promise: From Segregation to Integration,” inspired by the 50th anniversary of the desegregation of then Southwest Texas State College.

In addition to her on-campus responsibilities, President Trauth is a member and former president of the Austin Area Research Organization, serves on the Board of Trustees of the Southwest Research Institute and is a member of the Philosophical Society of Texas. She also serves on the executive board of the Greater San Marcos Partnership and the boards of the United Way for Greater Austin, KLRU, and E3 Alliance. She received the Austin Business Journal’s Special Achievement Award and the Girl Scouts’ Women of Distinction Award in 2011, and was the “Respect” Award Recipient for the First Tee Greater Austin 9 Core Values Awards 2012.

Dr. Trauth came to Texas State from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, where she served as provost. She has also held academic and administrative positions at Bowling Green State University and the University of Tulsa. She is married to Dr. John Huffman, professor emeritus at Bowling Green and UNC Charlotte. They have two daughters and four grandchildren.

The new Performing Arts Center, began with an $8 million gift from Patti Harrison.



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Texas State students first saw the Victory Star on campus in December 1936 when it was placed as a Christmas decoration on top of a 50,000-gallon water tower near where the Chemistry Building sits today. After the holidays, the star was taken down and put away. But in 1942, night watchman Elmer Titsworth found it and placed it on the water tower. He turned it on after the Bobcats won football games and created a new tradition.

When the water tower was replaced, the Victory Star tradition was moved to the top of the 138-foot-high Jackson Hall. The star was replaced by a new star that had a radius of six feet from the ceter to the tip of each arm. It contained two sets of lights -- an outside white outline and an inner colored set of lights. The white set was to be controlled by a photoelectric cell which could turn the lights on at sundown and off at sun-up. The colored lights were to operate on a manual switch. The student senate was expected to write a set of rules govern-ing the circumstances under which the star would be illuminated.

The new star was built by San Marcos sign-man Ivar Gunnarson, who expected to have it ready in time for the first game against Texas Lutheran on September 16, 1967. In its new location atop Jackson Hall, the Victory Star actually sits about 50 feet higher than its predecessor sat on the former water tower.

The five-pointed star atop Jackson Hall on Texas State’s highest hill can be seen from miles away and is lighted after all athletic victories, both home and away. This star is, of course, Texas State’s symbol, taken from our university seal. It is from the star that the school’s newspaper, The University Star (formerly named the Normal Star and the College Star), gets its name.

VICTORY STAR

QUICK FACTSLOCATION: SAN MARCOS, TEXAS

SECOND LOCATION: ROUND ROCK, TEXAS

FOUNDED: 1899

ENROLLMENT: 35,568

BUILDINGS: 267

PRESIDENT: DR. DENISE M. TRAUTH

PROVOST: DR. EUGENE BOURGEOIS

FACULTY ATHLETICS REPRESENTATIVE: DR. PAUL GOWENS

NICKNAME: BOBCATS

COLORS: MAROON & GOLD

NATIONAL AFFILIATION: NCAA DIV. I FBS

Texas State is the 33rd largest public university in the United States. It is the fifth largest university in Texas.

Texas State’s 457-acre San Marcos campus is home to 267 buildings.

The Department of Education recognized Texas State as a Hispanic Serving Institution in 2011. This designation allows the university access to grants that expand and enhance academic offerings for all students. Texas State is the second-largest university in Texas to receive designa-tion as a Hispanic Serving Institution.

The freshman retention rate at Texas State is 77.1 percent.

The median class size at Texas State is 24 students and there is a student-to-faculty ratio of 20 to 1.

Texas State offers 96 bachelor’s, 87 master’s, and 12 doctoral degrees.

The total enrollment of Texas State is 35,568. This includes 31,032 undergrads, 3,505 master’s, 444 doctoral, and 587 post-baccalaureate.

Texas State has set enrollment records for each of the past 16 years. The number of new graduate students has increased by 6.1 percent in 2013-14.

Students of Texas State come from 227 of Texas’ 254 counties, all 50 states, and 67 nations.

Texas State became the state’s eighth Emerging Research University in 2012, making it eligible for funding to boost research initiatives.



ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

To be eligible for this award students must1. participate in a varsity sport at Texas State University2. earn a 3.0 or higher GPA for the semester

These students are the elite of the elite. Each of these award winners must 1. participate in a varsity sport at Texas State University2. earn a 4.0 GPA for the semester

The Ring symbolizes excellence on the playing field and in the classroom. To receive the “T” Association ring, student-athletes must have:1. received the “T” Letter from the Texas State Department of Athletics2. completed NCAA eligibility with Texas State3. earned an undergraduate degree from Texas State within one year of completing NCAA eligibility

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Texas State student-athletes have a history of performing well in the classroom. In the most recent Academic Progress Rate (APR) release, Texas State had seven teams that rank first in the Sun Belt Conference for their APR average over the last four years, including football. Next in the conference with just two teams ranking first are Arkansas State, Georgia State, South Alabama, and UT Arlington. Troy has one team at the top of the APR average list.

For 2014-15 championships, teams must earn a 930 four-year average APR or a 940 average over the most recent two years to participate in championships. In 2015-16 and beyond, teams must earn a four-year APR of 930 to compete in championships.

ACADEMIC PROGRESS RATE (APR)

TEXAS STATE “T” ASSOCIATION RING

OAK FARMS DAIRY ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARD

OAK FARMS DAIRY CREAM OF THE CROP AWARD

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BY THE NUMBERS ... TEXAS STATE ATHLETIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS152 - Student-athletes who earned the Oak Farms Dairy Achievement Award21 - Football student-athletes who earned the Oak Farms Award25 - Cream of the Crop Award winners66 - Student-athletes who earned the Texas State “T” Association Ring19 - Football players who earned the Texas State “T” Association Ring8 - Sun Belt Medallions awarded to Texas State student-athletes7 - Football players who earned the Sun Belt Conference Medallions



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San Marcos, the county seat of Hays County, is on Interstate Highway 35, 25 miles south of Austin in the southeastern part of the county.

The San Marcos River has been a watering place for Native Americans throughout the ages. Mastodon bones and Clovis points, uncovered in an underwater archeological dig conducted by Dr. Joel Shiner of SMU, produced evidence that the Clovis Man lived in and around the headwaters of the San Marcos River over 12,000 years ago.

It was the site of several Spanish attempts at colonization before it became the center of an Anglo-American settlement in the area. The first such attempt, in 1755, saw the short-lived establishment of the San Xavier missions and the presidio of San Francisco Xavier. These were relocated less than a year later, and the headwaters of the San Marcos River remained unsettled for another half century.

In 1808, the Spanish governor of Texas, Manuel Antonio Cordero y Bustamante, sponsored the civil settlement of San Marcos de Neve near the same site, but floods and Indian raids prompted its abandonment in 1812.

In November 1846, Thomas G. McGehee became the first Anglo-American to settle in the vicinity of the San Marcos Springs, but William W. Moon has been identified as the original resident of the site that became San Marcos proper. Moon was soon joined by other former members of John C. Hays’ company of Texas Rangers and by Gen. Edward Burleson. Caton Erhard opened the first store and post office by 1847. The First Methodist Church began soon after.

The Texas Legislature organized Hays County on March 1, 1848, and designated the young community as the county seat. San Marcos already had 387 residents. In 1851, General Burleson, William Lindsey, and Dr. Eli T. Merriman took possession of a 640-acre section of the Juan Veramendi grant and laid out the town center. Tarbox and Brown stagecoaches linked San Marcos with Austin and San Antonio in 1848, and the town began its development as the commercial center for the cart trade between area farmers and ranchers and coastal commission merchants. It also became a center for ginning and milling local agricultural products.

Slowed for a while by the Civil War, the population in 1870 had grown only to 742, but grew to 2,335 in the decade following the arrival of the International-Great Northern Railroad in 1881. In that decade, the town supported two banks, an opera house, and a variety of stores, saloons, and other businesses.

Cattle and cotton production in the area provided the basis for the gradual growth of San Marcos as a center for commerce and transportation.

The chartering in 1899 and subsequent opening in 1903 of Texas State and the San Marcos Baptist Academy in 1907 established education as an important local industry.

In the 1960s, the emergence of Aquarena Springs and Wonder Cave as important attractions helped the tourist industry become a reliable and growing source of income.

The 2013 population is 50,001. The tourism industry continues to be a major employer and economic contributor with our Outlet Centers consistently rated among the top three attractions in the state. Ecotourism is a hot topic at both Aquarena Center and Wonder World, and the San Marcos River continues to attract visitors, a continuous tradition for more than 12,000 years.

SAN MARCOS, AUSTIN & SAN ANTONIO



Austin is the capital of Texas and the seat of Travis County. Located in Central Texas and the American Southwest, it is the 11th-largest city in the United States of America and the fourth-largest city in the state of Texas.

The San Antonio River Walk is a verdant oasis of cypress-lined paved paths, arched stone bridges and lush landscapes. It gently winds through the city center, providing millions of visitors each year with easy access to the city’s cultural hot spots, historic sites and other attractions.

The Alamo was founded in 1718 as the first mission in San Antonio, serving as a way station between east Texas and Mexico. In 1836, decades after the mission had closed, the Alamo became an inspiration and a motivation for liberty during the Texas Revolution. For 13 days in 1836, close to 200 Texas defenders held the Alamo from over one thousand of General Santa Anna’s troops from Mexico. The most famous of the defenders, William Travis, Jim Bowie, and Davy Crockett, died fighting overwhelming odds for freedom.

The music of Austin, Texas, USA has gone beyond 6th Street and now includes other areas such as Red River, the University of Texas, the Warehouse District and Downtown, South Lamar, South Austin, East Austin and the Market District. Every night over 100 venues stage live music. Austin’s official motto is the “Live Music Capital of the World.”

Franklin Barbecue ranks in the top-10 by the Austin Chronicle for first-rate barbecue. Aaron’s superlative barbecue gets even better as the restaurant (and the queue) slowly expands. Get in line very early now on Saturdays and be rewarded with an ethereal beef rib.

San Marcos River

San Marcos Outlet Mall

Austin

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40Austin has the 40th largest DMA (Designated Market Area) in the nation. This is a jump from 46th last year as over 733,000 homes are reached.

36San Antonio has the 36th largest DMA (Designated Market Area) in the nation, reaching over 900,000 homes.

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Located on the I-35 corridor between Austin and San Antonio, San Marcos has been ranked among the 10 fastest-growing cities with populations of 50,000 or more for the second consecutive year. San Marcos has the largest outlet shopping center in the nation with more than 260 shops and is home to the Wonder World Cave, the nation’s only earthquake-formed cave.



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TEXAS STATE ATHLETIC FACILITIES

BOBCAT STADIUM

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PREMIUM SEATINGBobcat Stadium is home to 450 seats in the Champions Club level.

INCREASED CAPACITYFrom 2009-2012, Bobcat Stadium underwent renovation that increased seating capacity from 15,600 to 30,000 people.

SUITE STYLEAfter the renovations, Bobcat Stadium has 15 legacy suites.

MULTI-PURPOSEDuring its 25-year history, Bobcat Stadium has been the home of the Texas Special Olympics, the site of scenes from the movie, “The Ringer”, and the hit NBC TV show, “Friday Night Lights.”

BOBCAT STADIUM BY THE NUMBERS...

Bobcat Stadium before renovation

Bobcat Stadium vs. Texas Tech, post renovation

Bobcat Stadium was built in 1981, and is the home of Bobcat Football. With recent additions including the Jerry D. and Linda Gregg Fields West Side Complex and the North Side Complex, Bobcat Stadium has elevated to one of the best 30,000-seat stadiums in the country.

The End Zone Complex was completed and dedicated in 2002. The facility, located in the south end zone of Bobcat Stadium, houses the athletic program’s football operations. The Football End Zone Complex also has a full service training center, meeting rooms and coaching staff offices.

In 2003, the playing field in Bobcat Stadium was named Jim Wacker Field to honor Texas State’s former football coach and director of athletics. Wacker coached the Bobcat football team from 1979-82. His 42-8 record in the span is the best four-year mark in school history. He led the Bobcats to back-to-back NCAA Division II national championships in 1981 and 1982. His 1982 team finished the season 14-0, and he was named College Division Coach of the Year by the American Football Coaches Association. He also served as director of athletics at Texas State (then Southwest Texas State) from 1998-01. He passed away on Aug. 26, 2003 after a lengthy battle with cancer.

A view of the Legecy Suite Level seats at the West Side Complex of Bobcat Stadium.

A view of inside the Champions Club Level at the West Side Complex of

Bobcat Stadium.

SOCIALIZING ON THE CLUB LEVEL

CLUB LEVEL BAR

A View of the Champions Club Level Bar at the West

Side Complex of Bobcat Stadium.

SUITE SEATING



STRAHAN COLISEUM

BOBCAT BALLPARK

BOBCAT SOFTBALL STADIUM

TRACK & FIELD STADIUM

SOCCER COMPLEX

TENNIS COMPLEX

Stadium Seating: 7,200 •Premium Seating: 30 Courtside •

Built: 1982 •Surface: Hardwood •

Stadium Seating: 1,000 •Suites: 2 •

Seating: Chairback & Bench Style •Built: 2009 •

Surface: Grass •

Stadium Seating: 500 •Seating: Bleacher •

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• Stadium Seating: 2,500• Suites: 5• Seating: Chairback & Bench Style• Built: 2009• Surface: Grass

• Stadium Seating: 2,000• Built: 2011• Surface: Beynon Sports Surface

• Stadium Seating: 200• Built: 1980• Renovation: 2013• Surface: Hard Court



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A BETTER LOOK INTO...

BOBCAT STADIUMFOOTBALL END ZONE COMPLEX

WEIGHT ROOMWEIGHT ROOM

TEACHING THEATERTEACHING THEATER

The Football End Zone Complex includes a weight room where Bobcat football players can train year round. The weight room has also played host to the NFL Pro Day where

Scouts will measure bench press, vertical jump, and the standing broad jump.

The teaching theater provides student-athletes with a spacious meeting area.

RENOVATED LOCKER ROOMSRENOVATED LOCKER ROOMS

Texas State unveiled a new locker room in the beginning of the 2014 summer season.



TEXAS STATE GAME DAY

LET’S MEET BOKO THE BOBCATThe Bobcat has been Texas State’s mascot since 1921, when the university adopted the name from the recommendation of a committee formed to raise school spirit. It received the name Boko in a “Name-the-Bobcat”

contest in 1964.

“A Bobcat will fight you with everything he has; with claws, teeth, speed and brains.”

-- Oscar Strahan

Texas State Strutters

TAILGATING

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33,006 TEXAS TECH (9/8/2012)*

22,015 WYOMING (9/28/2013)*

20,136 PRAIRIE VIEW A&M (9/7/2013)*

18,140 SOUTH ALABAMA (10/26/2013)*

17,188 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN (9/22/2012)*

17,184 LOUISIANA TECH (11/10/2012)*

17,051 WESTERN KENTUCKY (11/23/2013)*

16,973 IDAHO (10/13/2012)*

16,600 TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE (11/21/1981)

16,200 ANGELO STATE (11/6/1982)

BOBCAT FAN SUPPORT

LARGEST SINGLE GAME BOBCAT STADIUM CROWDS(TOTAL ATTENDANCE, SCHOOL, DATE)

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* Donor support has grown over 400% in the last five years, but even more aggressive goals are in our future.

*Since joining the FBS in 2012, the Bobcats have played in eight of the top 10 all-time crowds at Bobcat Stadium.

*Three out of the top five all-time crowds occurred during the 2013 season.

*The Texas State athletics department has completed nearly $100 million in new construction projects since 2009. These projects include: - Bobcat Stadium North Side Complex - Jerry D. & Linda Gregg Fields West Side Complex - Bobcat Ballpark & Softball Stadium - Track & Field Stadium

BOBCAT CLUB SUPPORT TRENDSDONORS DOLLARS



TEXAS STATE DMA & MEDIA COVERAGE

Brant Freeman and Bill Culhane begin their 12th season together as the “Voices of the Bobcats” in 2014 and fifth year as the co-hosts for Texas State’s weekly “Inside Bobcat Football” television show.

Freeman has served as the play-by-play announcer for Texas State football, basketball and baseball games since January of 2003. He also is the host for Texas State’s weekly Football Coaches radio show, has worked with KBVO & KXAN sports to provide live television coverage of Texas State athletics and serves as an emcee for various Texas State events. A San Antonio native, Freeman is a 2006 graduate of Texas State and serves as the sports director at KGNB radio in New Braunfels, Texas, covering local high school sports and reporting on major sporting events in the greater San Antonio area, including three NBA Finals, the Final Four and Dallas Cowboys training camp. Freeman and his wife Linda, also a Texas State graduate, have a daughter, Zoey.

Culhane has served as a play-by-play and color analyst for football, basketball, baseball, volleyball and softball and is in his 22nd season as part of Texas State’s radio broadcasts. He has served as a color analyst for Bobcat football games since 1994 and completed his 21st year as the play-by-play voice for Texas State men’s basketball games in 2013-14. In addition to broadcasting for the Bobcats, Culhane has been a broadcaster for local high school athletic events and was an announcer for the IFAF under-19 World Championship in 2012. Culhane and his wife Tracy have two sons, Cory and Miles, and a daughter Viktoria.

• During the 2013-14 season, Texas State had 11 football games and over 25 women’s basketball, men’s basketball, baseball and softball games televised on various regional and national networks.

• Since being a member of FBS, Texas State has had 21 televised football games.

• Networks that provided coverage for the Bobcats included: CW Austin, KXAN, SBC Network, ESPN Longhorn Network, and ESPN3.

• This upcoming season marks the first time in school history that the Bobcats will be televised on ESPNU and the first time since 2005 that Texas State will be broadcasted on ESPN2. Also on the docket, the Bobcats will be on ESPNews for the first time in program history.

• Texas State has a total coverage area over 1.6 million people with Austin & San Antonio both falling in the top-40 Designated Market Areas.

• The Sun Belt Conference has over a combined 15 million people in its total coverage area.

THE VOICES OF BOBCAT ATHLETICS

BILL CULHANE & BRANT FREEMAN



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SUN BELT CONFERENCEThe Sun Belt Conference mantra “Together We Rise” exemplifies what has quickly become America’s

most up-and-coming collegiate athletics conference.Founded in 1976, the Sun Belt has adapted and evolved in its nearly 40-year existence. The league

was originally formed as a home for some of the nation’s premier mid-major basketball teams and it wasn’t until a number of changes and the demand for a higher national profile that the league began sponsoring football in 2001. Because of this decision to move the league in to the group of football playing conferences, the Sun Belt Conference has a permanent seat on the NCAA’s 18-member Board of Directors. As a result, the conference has a crucial voice on some of the most pressing issues in college athletics.

The Sun Belt’s 21 non-conference football wins in the 2013 season was a new record for the league - eclipsing the mark of 19 set the year prior. Additionally of note for the league’s non-conference win total was that the Sun Belt fared well against its peer opponents in the non-AQ BCS ranks. The Sun Belt finished a combined 8-1 against members of Conference-USA (4-1), the Mid-American Conference (3-0) and the Mountain West Conference (1-0). The Sun Belt also had the best overall non-conference win percentage when comparing the four non-AQ conferences.

The 2013 football season also saw two teams take home bowl championship trophies, as UL Lafayette won its third consecutive R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl and Arkansas State won its second consecutive GoDaddy Bowl.Of course, football wasn’t the only sport that has seen recent success and all of the league’s sports have contributed to the “Rise” of the Sun Belt Conference.

In men’s basketball, league newcomer Georgia State put together one of the best conference performances in league history in winning the 2013-14 Sun Belt regular season championship. UL Lafayette captured the league’s automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament in what was one of the most thrilling finishes to the Sun Belt championship game in recent memory.

An influx of young coaches mixed with proven veterans makes both Sun Belt men’s and women’s basketball an exciting brand with vast potential.

The Sun Belt Conference Men’s and Women’s Basketball Championships were played in the hometown of the Sun Belt at Lakefront Arena this past March in what was the first of a three year deal that will have Sun Belt hoops in the “Big Easy” each March.

Baseball and softball continue to be among the league’s standard-bearers for success as each continues to send teams on deep postseason runs and teams are easy to find in the national polls.

In baseball, UL Lafayette held a unanimous No. 1 national ranking during the 2014 season and hosted a NCAA Tournament Regional and Super Regional. Not to be outdone, the UL Lafayette softball team also hosted the NCAA Tournament rounds and qualified for the 2014 edition of the Women’s College World Series.

In recent years as many as four Sun Belt teams have advanced to the baseball postseason in a single year, while as many as

three Sun Belt softball teams have accomplished that feat.While the accomplishments of the Sun Belt’s student-athletes and coaches deserve great praise, so to

do the league’s administrators who have helped set the tone for the future of the conference.“We have never been as strong as we are now academically and financially and I believe we are getting

stronger all the time athletically,” former Sun Belt Conference President and Troy University Chancellor Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr. said recently. “I truly believe that the best is yet to come.”

With the 2014-15 year marking the debut of the College Football Playoff (CFP) the Sun Belt continues to find itself among the 10 premier college football conferences and the new system is guaranteed universal access based on performance – there are no automatic qualifiers for the playoff system. Additionally, the CFP will mean that a spot among the premier bowl games of college football will be guaranteed to the high-est-ranked champion from the other “Group of Five” conferences: the Sun Belt Conference, American Athletic Conference, Mountain West Conference, Mid-American Conference and Conference USA.

With the College Football Playoff included with the league’s other bowl arrangements, the Sun Belt Conference is tied to seven total bowl games. The R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl, the GoDaddy Bowl, the Ray-com Media Camellia Bowl, the Cure Bowl (debuting in 2015) all guarantee a home for a bowl eligible Sun Belt Conference team each year. And beginning with the2016 season, the Sun Belt is also part of a rotation of conferences that will send a team to the Bahamas Bowl and the Miami Beach Bowl.

The influx of bowl game opportunities comes at a time when the Sun Belt Conference is breaking win records year after year and the league is con-tinually exceeding expectations.

2014 BOWLS 2015 ADDITION



ACTIVE FOOTBALL MEMBERS FOR THE 2014 SEASONUALR TROJANS & UT ARLINGTON MAVERICKS DO NOT SPONSOR FOOTBALL

UL LAFAYETTE RAGIN’ CAJUNSThe Ragin’ Cajuns have won three-straight New Orleans Bowl Championships. Last year, they beat Tulane 45-42.

APPALACHIAN STATE MOUNTAINEERSThe Mountaineers beat No. 5 Michigan at “The Big House” in 2007 by a score of 34-32 on a blocked field goal as time expired. The Mountaineers will be able to compete for the league championship in football for the 2014 season. They joined the league on March 27, 2013.

ARKANSAS STATE RED WOLVESThe Red Wolves have won two-straight GoDaddy.com Bowl Championships. Previous head coaches include Gus Malzahn (Auburn), Bryan Harsin (Boise State) and Hugh Freeze (Ole Miss).

GEORGIA SOUTHERN EAGLESThe Eagles beat Florida in “ The Swamp” in 2013, 26-20. They were the first team in 2013 to beat an FBS team without completing a pass. Along with Appalachian St., the Eagles will be able to compete for the league championship in football for the 2014 season. They also joined the league on March 27, 2013.

GEORGIA STATE PANTHERSThe Panthers are currently in their fifth year of existence. They played their first game in 2010 and host their games in the Georgia Dome, home of the Atlanta Falcons.

IDAHO VANDALSPreviously coached by NFL head coaches Tom Cable (Raiders, 2000-03) and Dennis Erickson (49ers and Seahawks, 1982-85, 2006). Idaho is a familiar partner of the Sun Belt Conference, having been a football member from the league’s inaugural year of football in 2001 through the 2004 season.

NEW MEXICO STATE AGGIESQuarterback Chase Holbrook ranked second in the nation in passing yards and third in total offense in 2006. Along with Idaho, New Mexico State was a member of the league’s inaugural year of football in 2001.

SOUTH ALABAMA JAGUARSSouth Alabama is in just its sixth year of existence. The program held its first season in 2009.

TEXAS STATE BOBCATSThe Texas State Bobcats will enter its second season in the Sun Belt Conference in 2014. The Bobcats became the second-fastest team in FBS history to earn bowl eligibility, earning six wins in just its second season as an FBS member.

TROY TROJANSCurrently, the Troy Trojans have the third winningest active FBS coach in Larry Blakeney (175-104-1/.626 winning percentage).

The Arkansas State Red Wolves after defeating Ball State in the 2014 GoDaddy.com Bowl in Mobile, Ala. Allen Muse caught a 13-yard touchdown pass from backup quarterback Fredi Knighten with 32 seconds remaining to lift Arkansas State past Ball State. Ball State had a chance to tie at the end of regulation, but Scott Secor’s 38-yard field goal attempt was blocked as time expired.

The 13th edition of the New Orleans Bowl featured the Tulane Green Wave of Conference USA against the UL Lafayette Ragin’ Cajuns of the Sun Belt Conference. The Ragin’ Cajuns defeated the Green Wave by a score of 24–21. Photo credit: Brad Kemp/UL Ragin’ Cajuns

UL MONROE WARHAWKSThe Warhawks featured the 2012 Sun Belt Offensive Player of the Year in Kolton Browning. He also was a finalist for the Maxwell Award given to the nation’s top offensive player.

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NON-CONFERENCE WINSIn 2013, the SBC garnered 21 non-conference football wins, marking a new record for the league. The SBC finished a combined 8-1 against members of C-USA, MAC, & the Mountain West Conference.

TALE OF THE TAPEThe Sun Belt Conference was founded in 1976. During the 2014-15 season, the SBC will have 13 member schools with 11 of those participating in football.

ALLIANCESThe SBC is a member of the 10-league alliance of the Bowl Championship Series and soon-to-be College Football Playoff.

BOWL BIDSBetween the 2012 & 2013 seasons, six teams from the SBC earned bowl bids.

NEED A VOICEThe SBC has a permanent seat on the NCAA’s 18-member Board of Directors, giving the SBC a crucial voice on some of the most pressing issues in college athletics

4LONGEVITYFour schools have been in the SBC for at least 10 years. South Alabama leads the way with 37 years as a member.



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SUN BELT CONFERENCE COMPOSITE SCHEDULEAugust 27Abilene Christian at Georgia State - 6 p.m. (ESPNU)

August 28Wake Forest at UL Monroe - 6 p.m. (ESPNU)Cal Poly at New Mexico State - 7 p.m. (ESPN3)

August 30Georgia Southern at NC State - 12:30 p.m. (ESPN3)Appalachian State at Michigan - TBAMontana State at Arkansas State - 6 p.m. (ESPN3)Idaho at Florida - 6 p.m. (ESPNU)Southern at UL Lafayette - 6 p.m. (ESPN3)Troy at UAB - 11 a.m. (Fox College Sports)

Ark.-Pine Bluff at Texas State - 6 p.m. (ESPN3)Season Opener

September 6Arkansas State at Tennessee - 11 a.m. (SEC Network)Savannah State at Georgia Southern - 5 p.m. (ESPN3)* Idaho at UL Monroe - 6 p.m.Duke at Troy - 6 p.m.Campbell at Appalachian State - 5 p.m. (ESPN3)* New Mexico State at Georgia State - 1 p.m. (ESPN3)Louisiana Tech at UL Lafayette - 6 p.m. (ESPN3)South Alabama at Kent State - 12 p.m. (ESPN3)

September 13Georgia Southern at Georgia Tech - 11 a.m. (ESPN3)Arkansas State at Miami - 2:30 p.m. (ESPNU)UL Lafayette at Ole Miss - 3 p.m. (SEC Network)Abilene Christian at Troy - 6 p.m. (ESPN3)Air Force at Georgia State - 1 p.m. (ESPN3)Western Michigan at Idaho - 4 p.m. (ESPN3)UL Monroe at LSU - 6 p.m. (ESPNU)New Mexico State at UTEP - 7 p.m. Mississippi State at South Alabama - 3 p.m. (ESPNEWS)

Navy at Texas State - 7 p.m. (ESPNEWS)Military Appreciation Day

September 20Troy at Georgia - 11 a.m. (SEC Network)New Mexico at New Mexico State - 7 p.m.UL Lafayette at Boise State - 9:30 p.m. (CBS Sports Network)Utah State at Arkansas State - TBAAppalachian State at Southern Miss - TBA* Georgia Southern at South Alabama - TBAGeorgia State at Washington - TBAIdaho at Ohio - TBA

Texas State at Illinois - TBA

September 25* Appalachian State at Georgia Southern - 6:30 p.m. (ESPNU)

September 27* Troy at UL Monroe - 6 p.m.* South Alabama at Idaho - TBANew Mexico State at LSU - TBA

Texas State at Tulsa - TBA

October 4* Georgia Southern at New Mexico State - 7 p.m.* South Alabama at Appalachian State - TBA* UL Monroe at Arkansas State - TBA* Georgia State at UL Lafayette - TBA

* Idaho at Texas State - TBAHomecoming

October 11* New Mexico State at Troy - 2 p.m.* Idaho at Georgia Southern - 5 p.m.Liberty at Appalachian State - TBA* Arkansas State at Georgia State - TBAUL Monroe at Kentucky - TBA

October 14

* UL Lafayette at Texas State – 7 p.m. (ESPN2)Texas State Campus Community Appreciation Day

October 18* Appalachian State at Troy- 2 p.m.* Georgia State at South Alabama - TBA* New Mexico State at Idaho - TBA

October 21* Arkansas State at UL Lafayette – 7 p.m. (ESPN2)

October 24* Troy at South Alabama - 6:30 p.m. (ESPNU)

October 25

* Texas State at UL Monroe - 6 p.m.

* Georgia Southern at Georgia State - TBA

October 30* Troy at Georgia Southern - 6:30 p.m. (ESPNU)

November 1

* Texas State at New Mexico St. - 7:07 p.m.

* Georgia State at Appalachian State - TBA* Arkansas State at Idaho - TBA* South Alabama at UL Lafayette - TBAUL Monroe at Texas A&M - TBA

November 8* UL Lafayette at New Mexico State - 7 p.m.* UL Monroe at Appalachian State - TBA* South Alabama at Arkansas State - TBA* Georgia State at Troy- 2 p.m.Idaho at San Diego State - TBA

* Georgia Southern at Texas State - TBA“T” Association Weekend

November 15Georgia Southern at Navy - 2:30 p.m. (CBS Sports Network)* UL Lafayette at UL Monroe - 6 p.m.* Appalachian State at Arkansas State - TBA* Troy at Idaho - TBA

* Texas State at South Alabama - TBA

November 20

* Arkansas St. at Texas State - 8:30 p.m. (ESPNU)Pack Bobcat Stadium Day & Senior Day

November 22* UL Monroe at New Mexico State - 7 p.m.* Appalachian State at UL Lafayette - TBA Georgia State at Clemson - TBASouth Alabama at South Carolina - TBA

November 28Navy at South Alabama - TBA

November 29* UL Monroe at Georgia Southern - 5 p.m.* UL Lafayette at Troy - 6:30 p.m.* Idaho at Appalachian State - TBA* New Mexico State at Arkansas State - TBA

* Texas State at Georgia State - 1 p.m.

* denotes Sun Belt Conference GameAll times Central (CT) and subject to changeGold denotes Texas State home gameMaroon denotes Texas State away game



DR. LARRY TEISDIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY

With newly expanded and renovated facilities, membership in the NCAA Division I FBS and record-setting fundraising efforts, Dr. Larry Teis has overseen

unprecedented growth and success at Texas State in his 10 years as the director of athletics. Under his leadership, new facilities and

renovation projects have totaled over $100 million since 2009. Fundraising efforts have generated record-setting campaigns in each of the past five years and Texas State enters its second season as a member of the Sun Belt Conference after joining the FBS ranks as a member of the WAC in 2012-13.

The Bobcats joined the FBS after claiming three Southland Conference Commissioner’s Cups and six SLC women’s all-sports trophies in eight years. In his tenure, Texas State has won 23 conference championships and 13 conference tournament titles.

In addition, over 300 student-athletes have earned a bachelor’s degree and over 675 attained a grade point average of 3.0 or higher during the last four years. This past year, the Bobcats had five teams post perfect APR scores during 2012-13 after eight teams accomplished the feat in 2011-12. In addition, Texas State’s women’s golf and tennis teams were publicly recognized by the NCAA for ranking among the Top 10 percent of their sports with multi-year APR rates for the four-year period ending in 2012-13.

The new and renovated facilities include a redesigned court and new seating in Strahan Coliseum, new practice courts for the basketball and volleyball teams, and construction and grand opening of new Bobcat baseball and softball stadiums. In addition, the Jerry D. and Linda Gregg Fields West Side Complex, which includes 15 luxury suites and 450 club seats, a new playing surface and a new $33-million North Side Complex were added to Bobcat Stadium to increase the seating capacity to 30,000. The first home game in the new stadium against Texas Tech saw a record crowd of 33,006 thanks to temporary seating in the south end zone for the game. The Bobcats played in front of eight of their 10 largest crowds at Bobcat Stadium during the past two seasons.

A new track stadium was built and Texas State’s track and field teams have new coaching offices, locker rooms, weight room and training room. The Bobcat Tennis Complex features new covered seating, a new $1 million indoor facility and a new locker room, while the soccer stadium includes a new locker room, weight room and training room.

Since 2008, Texas State Athletics has received two million-dollar gifts with Jerry and Linda Fields donating $6 million to the program in 2009 after providing a gift of $100,000 to help fund Texas State’s football season tickets drive for the 2008 season. The first $1 million gift to the department came from Darren B. Casey in 2008. Those donations combined with record-setting corporate sponsorships and the student government approving an athletic fee helped Texas State move to the NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS).

Citing his leadership skills, experience and values as elements that made him the right fit for the position, Texas State President Denise M. Trauth named

Teis the Bobcats’ eighth director of athletics in March 2004. A member of Texas State’s athletic administration since January 1999,

he serves on the President’s Council and reports directly to President Trauth. Teis was honored as the 2005-06 General Sports TURF Systems AD of the

Year Division I-AA West Region Winner, presented by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics. In 2007, he was honored by the All-American Football Foundation with the General Robert R. Neyland Outstanding Athletic Director Award.

He assumed his current position after serving as associate athletic director for external affairs. He oversaw several key areas, including game management, marketing, promotions, facilities and ticket sales. Dr. Teis also was the administrator for the men’s and women’s golf, baseball and volleyball teams as well as the Strutters. From 1998-2002, he oversaw the Bobcat Athletic Foundation.

A native of Fort Worth, Teis came to Texas State after spending four years as the director of athletic marketing at TCU, where he developed the marketing plan for all sports that

included facility signage, season ticket campaigns, game day operations and corporate sponsorships.

Prior to his tenure at TCU, Teis was the assistant director of New Mexico’s Lobo Club for three years.

Teis is an active member of the local community, including serving on the board of directors and as a past chair of the San Marcos Convention and Visitors Bureau.

He holds a bachelor’s degree in marketing from TCU, a master’s in sports administration from St. Thomas University of Miami, Fla., and a doctorate

in health, physical education and recreation with an emphasis in sports administration from the University of New Mexico.

Teis and his wife, Jana, have two daughters, Taylor, a student at Texas State, and Shelby, who attends San Marcos Academy.



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ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION/STAFF

Dr. Paul GowensFaculty Representative

Travis ComerAssoc. AD

Major Gifts

Don CoryellAssoc. AD

External Operations

Matt CarsonAsst. AD

Ticket Sales & Operations

Laurie HindsonAsst. AD

Academic Services/Dir. of AAC

Bryan MillerAsst. AD

Marketing & Promotions

Lacy NeedhamAsst. AD

Business Services

Matt PetersAsst. AD

Development

Rick PoulterAsst. AD

Sports Information

Tracy ShoemakeAssoc. AD

Internal Operations/SWA

Kelsey SolisAsst. AD

NCAA Compliance

Jeremy StolfaAsst. AD

Facilities & Game Operations

HEAD COACHES

Zenarae AntoineWomen’s Basketball

Mike AkersWomen’s Golf

Dana BooneTrack & Field

Kat ConnerSoccer

Dennis FranchioneFootball

Ty HarringtonBaseball

Shane HowellMen’s Golf

Danny KasparMen’s Basketball

Tori PlunkettTennis

Ricci WoodardSoftball

Karen ChisumAsst. AD

Head Volleyball Coach

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266 FRANK BEAMER, VIRGINIA TECH (33)

219 STEVE SPURRIER, SOUTH CAROLINA (24)

208 BRIAN KELLY, NOTRE DAME (24)

203 DENNIS FRANCHIONE, TEXAS STATE (28)

178 BILL SNYDER, KANSAS STATE (22)

175 LARRY BLAKENEY, TROY (23)

175 GARY PINKEL, MISSOURI (22)

MOST WINS BY NCAA DIVISION I FBS ACTIVE COACHES(TOTAL WINS, COACH, SCHOOL, YEARS)

QUOTES ON COACH FRAN“He brings a wealth of experience. He’s won every where he’s gone: at TCU, with me at UNM as well as other places. If you want to win quickly Coach Fran is the right guy for the job. He knows how to turn programs around.”Brian UrlacherLinebacker, Chicago Bears

“Dennis has had a great deal of success at a number of college programs across the country, including his first run at Texas State. He knows what it takes to build teams and programs and brings a wealth of knowledge to the Bobcats.”Mack BrownFormer Head Football Coach, University of Texas

“...He’s won everywhere he’s been, and he’s got the ability to recruit the state of Texas.”David BailiffHead Football Coach, Rice

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EXPERIENCECoach Fran begins his 29th season with coaching experience in the SEC, Big 12, WAC, SLC, and MIAA.

WINNING WAYSIn 28 seasons, Coach Fran has totaled 203 career victories, putting him fourth amongst NCAA Div. I active coaches.

CHAMPIONSHIPSCoach Fran’s teams have won a combined nine conference championships.

HONORSNumber of times Coach Fran has earned National & Regional coaching honors, including two Coach of the Year recognitions.

POSTSEASON TRIPSNumber of times Coach Fran has led his teams to the postseason. He leads all Sun Belt Conference Head Coaches in appearances.

2BOWL ELIGIBILITYTXST is amongst five schools who became bowl eligible two years after the transition to FBS. Only Marshall did it quicker since 1996.

COACH FRAN BY THE NUMBERS...

HEAD FOOTBALL COACH DENNIS FRANCHIONEA proven winner with a knack of turning around the fortunes of struggling programs, Dennis Franchione enters the 2014 season ranked among the top four active NCAA Division I FBS coaches with 203 career victories.

Coach Fran returned to Texas State in January 2011, and began the process of leading the Bobcats in their transition to the NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS). He enters this season with a 203-121-2 career record, including a 29-29 mark at Texas State. In 2013, the Bobcats became bowl eligible in just their second season after winning six games.

Prior to his return to Texas State, Franchione led his teams to nine conference championships and the best divisional record in another season. In addition, his teams have played in nine bowl games and five playoff games.

He began head-coaching career began at Southwestern College in 1981, and compiled a 14-4-2 record in two seasons. The Builders also won a conference championship and had a victory in the 1982 Sunflower Bowl. Following the re-cord-setting season, Franchione was the offensive coordinator at Tennessee Tech for two seasons before being named head coach at his alma mater, Pittsburg State.

During the next five seasons, he led the Gorillas to a 53-6 record, five conference titles and a combined 37-1 record be-fore being named head coach at Texas State in 1990. He led the Bobcats to a combined 13-9 record in the next two years as the Bobcats posted back-to-back winning records for the first time in the Division I FCS ranks.

Franchione coached his first FBS team at New Mexico, and led the Lobos to their first bowl game in 36 years. Then, he turned around a 1-10 team at TCU and led the Horned Frogs to a 28-19 victory over USC in the Sun Bowl in his first season and to inaugural Mobile Alabama Bowl in his second season.

He went on to transform a 3-8 Alabama team into a 10-win squad two seasons later. In his first year, he led the Crim-son Tide to a victory in the Independence Bowl after they began the season with a 3-5 mark. He also led Texas A&M to three bowl games in five years.



COACHING STAFFBOBCAT

Assistant coach Jason Washington working with David Mims II and Donta Clanton prior to the start of a game in 2013. Washington will coach the secondary in 2014 after coaching the cornerbacks for the previous three seasons.

Brad Franchione returns for his fourth season as linebackers coach and special teams coordinator.

Assistant coach Mike Hudson during pregame in 2013. Hudson works with the defensive line and is currently beginning his 17th season at Texas State.

194 YEARS OF COACHING EXPERIENCE • 47 BOWL APPEARANCES • 37 CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 15 NCAA PLAYOFF APPEARANCESSIX BOWL APPEARANCES AS PLAYERS • TWO PLAYOFF APPEARANCES AS PLAYERS • TWO YEARS OF NFL PLAYOFF EXPERIENCE

ONE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP AS A PLAYER

Assistant coach Jason Johnson is in his fourth season as the wide receivers coach at Texas State.

Assistant coach Kyle Tatum is in his second season as a de-fensive tackles coach.

Jeff Conway is in his third season as Texas State’s co-offensive coor-dinator, running backs and tight ends coach.

Brad Bedell is in his first season as Texas State’s offensive line coach.

Mike Schultz is in his fourth season as Texas State’s assis-tant head coach, co-offensive coordinator and quarter-backs coach.

John Thompson enters his first season as Texas State’s defensive coordi-nator and 29th year as a defensive coordinator.



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45D.J. HALL2010 & 2011 ALL-AMERICAN

CLAUDE MATHIS1996 & 1997 ALL-AMERICAN

CONSENSUSALL-AMERICANS

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TEXAS STATE ALL-AMERICANS

*DENOTES AA UNDER COACH FRAN # DENOTES CONSENOUS AA



BOBCATS IN THE NFL

WALLACE DICKEYDAVID MORRISONREECE MORRISON

MAC SAULSWADE KEY

JOSH BROWNNOE GONZALES

JIM STIENKEBOOKER RUSSELL

PAUL DARBYBOBBY WATKINS

KEN COFFEYDAVID VELAROD CLARK

PAT FRANKLINVAN HUGHES

#RICKY SANDERSWAYNE CORREYKEVIN MEUTH

HENRY THOMASCHARLIE VATTEROTT

BEN JESSIEAJ JOHNSON

DARREN JONESMARK MILETT

BILL JONESPAUL ALSBURYREGGIE RIVERS

JEFF NOVAKCLAUDE MATHISCLIFFTON BLACK

DARRICK VAUGHNMATT WIELAND

SPERGON WYNNRICK BARROW

CLENTON BALLARD*FRED EVANS

BARRICK NEALYMARKEE WHITE

DJ HALL JR*DARRYL MORRIS

*JOPLO BARTU

DENVER BRONCOSOAKLAND RAIDERS

CLEVELAND BROWNSST. LOUIS RAMS

PHILADELPHIA EAGLESMINNESOTA VIKINGS

OAKLAND RAIDERSCLEVELAND BROWNS

OAKLAND RAIDERSNEW YORK JETSDETROIT LIONS

WASHINGTON REDSKINSOAKLAND RAIDERS

ST. LOUIS RAMSTAMPA BAY BUCSST. LOUIS RAMS

WASHINGTON REDSKINSNEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS

NEW YORK GIANTSNEW ORLEANS SAINTSARIZONA CARDINALSGREEN BAY PACKERS

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NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTSDENVER BRONCOSMIAMI DOLPHINS

MINNESOTA VIKINGSOAKLAND RAIDERSATLANTA FALCONS

NEW ORLEANS SAINTSCLEVELAND BROWNSARIZONA CARDINALS

JACKSONVILLE JAGUARSMIAMI DOLPHINS

MINNESOTA VIKINGSST. LOUIS RAMS

JACKSONVILLE JAGUARSSAN FRANCISCO 49’ERS

ATLANTA FALCONS

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JOPLO BARTU

DARRYL MORRIS

* DENOTES CURRENT PLAYER // # DENOTES FIRST ROUND DRAFT PICK

Texas State has had over 40 players selected to be a part of an NFL roster. With the move to FBS, the Bobcats have received more notoriety of late, as evidenced by the standout seasons of Joplo Bartu and Darryl Morris in 2013. They are two of three Texas State alums to be active in the regular season a year ago, joining long time standout Fred Evans of the Minnesota Vikings.

Former Bobcat football player Darryl Morris was signed last offseason as a free agent by the San Francisco 49ers. This year, Morris was part of a 49ers team that made the NFC Championship. He played in 13 games his rookie year and had six tackles.

Bartu started 13 games as a rookie and had 85 tackles and three sacks as an outside linebacker. He had a season-high 11 tackles against Morris and the 49ers on Monday night football, December 23rd against the Atlanta Falcons.

For his career, Evans has played in 95 games, and recorded almost 100 tackles. He’s played the last seven years with the Minnesota Vikings, making it to the NFC Championship in 2010.

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OFFENSEBOBCAT

ROBERT LOWE, RUNNING BACKThe Texas State offense returns four starters on the offensive line, starting quarterback Tyler Jones, its top three

running backs, a pair of productive tight ends and two starting wide receivers from last season as the Bobcats look to speed things up with a no-huddle offense in 2014. The Bobcats have the ingredients for a strong running game with more experience returning on the offensive line and depth at running back.

Texas State has five players returning on the offensive line who started for the Bobcats last season. They include include junior Adrian Bellard, sophomores Felix Romero and Ryan Melton, senior Charlie Will Tuttle and junior center Matt Freeman. In addition, redshirt freshman Jackson Hoskins emerged a potential starter in spring practice.

Junior running back Robert Lowe earned All-Sun Belt Conference honors last season and is the Sun Belt Conference’s top returning rusher after running for 945 yards and nine touchdowns on 164 carries in 2013.

Another preseason All-SBC selection, Chris Nutall ranks seventh among the league’s returning rushing leaders after gaining 477 yards and scoring six touchdowns on 83 carries. Tuttle had 30 knockdown blocks and Bellard had 16.

In addition, senior Terrence Franks also returns at running back after he led the Bobcats with over 800 yards rushing in 2011.

Texas State also looks for a more balanced attack after Jones went through his first spring practice and started seven games as a true freshman in 2013. In those starts, Jones had the third-highest completion percentage in school history when he completed 100 of his 161 passes for 1,130 yards and eight touchdowns.

Senior wide receiver Ben Ijah caught 16 passes for 207 yards, including a 51-yard catch to set up a game-winning field goal against South Ala-bama. Junior wide receiver Brandon Smith also returns after ending the 2013 campaign with 22 receptions for 241 yards and two touchdowns. His longest catch was a 70-yard reception at Troy.

Jones also can look for a pair of tight ends in the passing game. Senior Brad Miller caught 24 passes for 311 yards and Ryan Cardin had seven catches for 70 yards and three touchdowns.

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FRESHMAN GAINING EXPERIENCEFour of the six victories last season came with freshman quarterback Tyler Jones as a starter. Jones finished the year with 1,130 yards and 8 TDs passing while adding 257 yards rushing.

ALL-CONFERENCERunning back Rob Lowe was second in the conference in rushing with 945 yards in 2013. Lowe was named Second-Team All-Conference after the year. He is the top returning running back in the SBC.

HISTORY IN THE MAKINGBenjamin Ijah was on the receiving end of Jones’ first career passing touchdown in the right corner of the end zone against Wyoming. The Bobcats went on to beat the Cowboys 42-21.

BOBCAT POSSESSIONThe Bobcats won the time possession battle most of the year, ranking second in the league after holding the ball for 31:54 a game.

RUSHINGTexas State averaged 171.5 yards per game rushing last season, ranking among the top half of the FBS.

2KEY CONVERSIONSTexas State had two long conversions that keyed two of its wins. In the first game against Southern Miss, the Bobcats converted on 3rd-and-19 to Andy Erickson from their own 16-yard line to set up the go-ahead score with 2:49 left. Against South Alabama, Jones rolled to the right and hit Ben Ijah for 51 yards on 4th-and-24 from Texas State’s own 26-yard line to set up the game winning field goal when Texas State won 33-31.

A LOOK AT THE TEXAS STATE OFFENSIVE LIVE

BENJAMIN IJAH, WR

CHRIS NUTALL, RB

TYLER JONES, QUARTERBACKIn his first season with the Bobcats, Jones made his mark in the Bobcat record books after recording the third highest passing percentage in a single season.

CHARLIE WILL TUTTLE, GUARD/CENTER

BRAD MILLER, TE



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New coordinator John Thompson will be directing Texas State’s 4-2-5 defense. His defense at Arkansas State came up with 21 turnovers last season. He also led the Red Wolves to two bowl victories as an interim head coach the last two seasons.

Texas State’s top defensive players include linebackers Michael Orakpo and David Mayo. Orakpo tallied 71 tackles and tied for second among Sun Belt Conference leaders with three forced fumbles. Orakpo also had 4.5 quarterback sacks to rank among the top seven pass rushers in the league and was among the Top 10 leaders with 0.83 tackles for loss.

Mayo ranked second among SBC leaders with four interceptions last year. He also was 40th nationally and ranked fourth among league leaders in tackles per game with 8.9 per game.

Senior Craig Mager enters 2014 having made 36 consecutive starts after leading the Bobcats with nine pass breakups. He was eighth among Sun Belt leaders with nine passes defended.

The Bobcats will have some question marks on the defensive line early in the season without any returning starters. Senior Michael Odiari recorded 3.0 quarterback sacks from his defensive end position.

Senior Colby Targun returns to the football field after playing baseball for the Bobcats last spring. Targun had 54 tackles as a starting safety and that is the third-highest total among returning players.

CRAIG MAGER, CORNERBACK



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TURNOVER MARGINThe Bobcats were third in the league at turnover margin, finishing the year at +2.

RUSHING DEFENSEThe Bobcats led the Sun Belt in rushing defense at just 147.4 yards per game. That ranked the Bobcats 39th in the country.

PLAYER OF THE WEEKIn the first game of the season against Southern Miss, David Mayo earned SBC Player of the Week honors for having six total tackles, a sack and two interceptions. Mayo’s second interception came with five seconds to go to seal the win.

INTERCEPTIONSMayo finished the year with four interceptions, ranking him second in the league averaging 0.4 interceptions per game as a linebacker.

HALTING THE RUSHTexas State held its opponent below 100 yards on the ground four times, with the best coming against Southern Miss when the Golden Eagles had just 23 yards on 24 attempts.

4.5QUARTERBACK PROBLEMMichael Orakpo terrorized quarterbacks last season finishing with a team-high 4.5 sacks. He had 10 tackles for loss in total, ranking in the top 10 in the Sun Belt.

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NATIONALLY RANKEDBrandon Smith was ranked fifth nationally and second among Sun Belt Conference leaders in kickoff returns overall after averaging 29.9 yards on 20 returns. His two touchdowns also set school records for most TD’s scored on a kickoff return in a game, season and career.

AMONGST THE NATION’S BESTBrandon Smith became one of 13 players in NCAA history to return two kickoffs for a touchdown in a single game when he recorded returns of 100 and 92 yards for touchdowns in Texas State’s first Sun Belt Conference game at UL Lafayette.

PUNTING AVERAGEJohnson ended the year with 41 punts for 1805 yards, an average of 44.0. Had he had the minimum amount of attempts required to rank nationally (3.6 punts per game) he would have placed 16th.

KICK-OFFSWill Johnson kicked a total of 56 kick-offs last season. He averaged a total of 64.1 yards per kick-off and had 38 that resulted in touchbacks.

INSIDE THE 20Will Johnson ranked eighth nationally with 46.3 percent of his punts landing inside the 20. He had 10 punts go over 50 yards. His career-best was a 65-yard punt against UL Lafayette.

90%FIELD GOAL SPECIALISTIn 2012, Jason Dann made 90 percent of his field goal attempts for the Bobcats.

A LOOK AT THE TEXAS STATE SPECIAL TEAMS

CRAIG MAGER, CORNERBACK

BRANDON SMITH WIDE RECEIVER/KICK RETURNER

WILL JOHNSON, PUNTER

Brandon Smith was named a preseason Fourth-Team All-American by Phil Steele Preseason Magazine after

ranking fifth nationally and second in the Sun Belt conference with a 29.9 kickoff return average.

Jason Dann made nine of his 10 field goal attempts, including all five tries inside 40 yards. He kicked four

field goals against South Alabama to tie a school record and scored 15 points in Texas State’s 33-31 victory.

Will Johnson averaged 44.0 yards on 41 punts, had 10 punts over 50 yards, and placed 19 inside the 20-yard line in 2013. Johnson also had 38 touchbacks on 56

kickoffs last season.

Craig Mager could take over punt return duties this season after he recorded the longest punt return in school history with a 79-yard return against New

Mexico State in 2012.



2014 TEXAS STATE PRESEASON HONOR ROLL AND NOTEBOOKBOBCAT PRESEASON HONOR ROLL

PRESEASON ALL-AMERICANPhil SteeleFourth-Team- Brandon Smith, kick returns

PRESEASON ALL CONFERENCEPhil Steele PreviewFirst TeamRobert Lowe, running backMichael Orakpo, linebackerBrandon Smith, kick returns

Second TeamDavid Mayo, linebackerCraig Mager, cornerbackJason Dann, kicker

Third TeamBradley Miller, tight endFelix Romero, offensive guard

Fourth TeamTyler Jones, quarterbackChris Nutall, running backCharlie Will Tuttle, centerAdrian Bellard, offensive tackleWIll Johnson, punter

Lindy’sFirst TeamMichael Orakpo, linebackerDavid Mayo, linebacker

Second TeamRobert Lowe, running back

Sporting NewsFirst TeamMichael Orakpo, linebacker

USA TodayFirst TeamMichael Orakpo, linebacker

AthlonFirst TeamMichael Orakpo, linebackerDavid Mayo, linebackerCraig Mager, linebacker

Second TeamJason Dann, kickerBrandon Smith, kick returner

107 SEASONS OF BOBCAT FOOTBALL Texas State is in its 107th season and

enters the 2014 season with an all-time re-cord of 501-423-26. The Bobcats began play-ing football in 1904 when they posted a 5-1 record. Texas State did not play football in 1942, 1945 and 1946.

COACH FRAN BEGINS FOURTH SEASONDennis Franchione begins the fourth

year of his second tenure at Texas State in 2014, and enters the season as one of four active NCAA Division I FBS coaches with 200 career victories. Coach Fran enters the 2014 campaign with a career record of 203-121-2. Ironically, the two ties came in his first two games as a head coach. Last season, the Bob-cats became bowl eligible with six victories in their second season as a member of the FBS.

THOMPSON NAMED DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR

John Thompson joined Texas State’s coaching staff just before the start of spring practice in April 2014 after serving two sea-sons in the same position at Arkansas State. There, he helped guide the Red Wolves to a pair of Sun Belt Conference championships. Thompson also served as interim head coach each of the last two years when he led Arkan-sas State to victories over No. 25 Kent State and Ball State in the 2013 and 2014 GoDaddy Bowls.

BEDELL JOINS COACHING STAFFBrad Bedell also joined Texas State’s

coaching staff as the offensive line after he coached one season at Arkansas State in 2013. Bedell comes to Texas State after pro-ducing a pair of Second-Team All-Sun Belt Conference offensive linemen and helping the Red Wolves win a SBC title and the Go-Daddy Bowl in 2014.

WHO’S BACKTexas State returns 45 lettermen from

the 2013 season in which Texas State became bowl eligible with six wins in its second sea-son as member of the NCAA Division I FBS and first season in the Sun Belt Conference. The Bobcats have 25 lettermen returning on offense and 21 returnees on defense. In ad-dition, Texas State has a punter and kicker returning on special teams.

SECOND TIME AROUNDTexas State’s football team will be

playing in the second year as a member of the Sun Belt Conference. It marks the first season since 2010 that the Bobcats will play back-to-back seasons in the same conference. Texas State played its final season in the Southland Conference in 2010 before playing the 2011 campaign as an independent. The Bobcats were a member of the WAC in 2012 before joining the Sun Belt Conference in 2013.

Phil Steele selected running back Robert Lowe as a preseason All-Sun Belt Conference First-Team selection.

Senior linebacker Michael Orakpo was an unamious All-Sun Belt First-Team selection by USA Today, Sporting News, Lindy’s, Phil Steele and Athlon.

Senior linebacker David Mayo earned pre-season All-Sun Belt First-Team recognition by USA Today, Athlon and Lindy’s. He was a Second-Team choice by Phil Steele.

Senior kicker Jason Dann was listed on USA To-day’s preseason All-Sun Belt First-Team.

Athlon named Craig Mager was named a All-Sun Belt Conference First Team defensive back.

Phil Steele named Brandon Smith a preseason All-American Fourth-Team selection as a kick returner.



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GENERAL INFORMATIONLocation San Marcos, TexasFounded 1899Enrollment 35,568 (2013 Fall Semester)Nickname BobcatsColors Maroon and Gold (PMS 504 and 872)Home Stadium Bobcat Stadium (30,000)Playing Surface FieldTurf Duraspine ProAffiliation NCAA Division I FBSConference Sun Belt Conference President Dr. Denise M. TrauthNCAA Faculty Representative Dr. Paul GowensDirector of Athletics Dr. Larry TeisSenior Woman Admin./Assoc. AD-Internal Operations Tracy ShoemakeTexas State Athletics (512) 245-2114Texas State Ticket Office (512) 245-2272Web Address www.txstatebobcats.comSocal Media Facebook.com/TXStateBobcatFootball Twitter.com/coachfrantxst youtube.com/TexasStateBobcats

FOOTBALL COACHING STAFFHead Coach Dennis Franchione Overall Record (29th season) 203-121-2 Record at Texas State (sixth season, 1990-91, 2011-Present) 29-29-0Asst. Head Coach/Co-Offensive Coord./QB Mike SchultzCo-Offensive Coordinator/Running Backs & Tight Ends Jeff ConwayOffensive Line Brad BedellWide Receivers Jason JohnsonDefensive Coordinator/Safeties John ThompsonDefensive Line Mike HudsonDefensive Tackles Kyle TatumLinebackers/Special Teams Coordinator Brad FranchioneSecondary Jason WashingtonGraduate Assistants Carter English

FOOTBALL SUPPORT STAFFDirector of Operations Anthony CrespinoRecruiting Coordinator Reuben VaughnHead Strength & Conditioning Coach Blake CundiffStrength & Conditioning Coach Thad LivingstonEquipment Manager Dick MillerAssistant Equipment Manager Zack DurhamVideo Coordinator Andrew WattAssistant Video Coordinator Chris RodriguezHead Athletics Trainer David GishFootball Trainer Jason KarlikAdministrative Assistant Linda Gutierrez

FOOTBALL HISTORYFirst Year of Football 1904All-Time Record 501-423-26National Championships Two NCAA Division II (1981, 1982)Conference Championships 13 Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association two (1921, 1929) Lone Star Conference Championships nine (1948, 1954, 1955,1963, 1971, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983 Southland Conference Championships two (2005, 2008)NCAA Division I FCS Playoffs two (2005, 2008)Undefeated Seasons three (1921, 1963, 1982)10+ Win Seasons four (1963, 1981, 1982, 2005)

2014 FOOTBALL SCHEDULEDate Opponent Site TimeAug. 30 Prairie View A&M (ESPN3) Bobcat Stadium 6:00Sept. 13 Navy (ESPNews) Bobcat Stadium 7:00Sept. 20 at Illinois Champaign, Ill. TBASept. 27 at Tulsa Tulsa, Okla. TBAOct. 4 *Idaho Bobcat Stadium TBAOct. 14 *UL Lafayette (ESPN2) Bobcat Stadium 7:00Oct. 25 *at UL Monroe Monroe, La. 6:00Nov. 1 *at New Mexico State Las Cruces, N.M. 6:07Nov. 8 *Georgia Southern Bobcat Stadium TBANov. 15 *at South Alabama Mobile, Ala. TBANov. 20 *Arkansas State (ESPNU) Bobcat Stadium 8:30Nov. 29 *at Georgia State Atlanta, Ga. 1:00*- Sun Belt Conference Games: Home Games in Bold

2013 FOOTBALL RESULTSDate Opponent Site TimeAug. 31 at Southern Mississippi Hattiesburg, Miss. W 22-15Sept. 7 Prairie View A&M Bobcat Stadium W 28-03Sept. 21 at Texas Tech Lubbock, Texas L 33- 7Sept. 28 Wyoming Bobcat Stadium W 42-21Oct. 5 *at UL Lafayette Lafayette, La. L 48-24Oct. 12 *UL Monroe Bobcat Stadium L 21-14Oct. 19 *Georgia State Bobcat Stadium W 24-17Oct. 26 *South Alabama Bobcat Stadium W 33-31Nov. 2 at Idaho Moscow, Idaho W 37-21Nov. 16 *at Arkansas State Jonesboro, Ark. L 38-21Nov. 23 *Western Kentucky Bobcat Stadium L 38- 7Nov. 29 *at Troy Troy, Ala. L 42-28*- Sun Belt Conference Games: Home Games in Bold

TEAM INFORMATION 2013 Overall Record 6-6 2013 Sun Belt Conference Record 2-5Offensive Formation spreadDefensive Formation multiple

2014 PERSONNEL BREAKDOWN2013 Starters Returning/Lost (six or more starts) 14/13 Offensive Starters Returning 8/3 Defensive Starters Returning 4/8 Specialists Returning 3/32013 Lettermen Returning/Lost 44/29 Offensive Returning/Lost 22/14 Defensive Returning/Lost 20/12 Specialists Returning/Lost *3/3

2013 Redshirts 18Other Returning Players 8Walk-ons 9Transfers 11High School Players 19

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2013 LETTERMEN RETURNING (45)OFFENSE (22)Adrian Bellard, Ryan Cardin, Jack Costello, Zach Crawford, Collin Fissell, Terrence Franks, Matt Freeman, Jafus Gaines, Ryan Garrey, Tim Gay, Ben Ijah, Tyler Jones, Hayden Lambert, David Lewis, Robert Lowe, Ryan Melton, Brad Miller, Chris Nutall, Felix Romero, Brandon Smith, Charlie Will Tuttle, Lawrence White

DEFENSE (21)Damani Alexcee, Tyler Blades, Marcus Dallas, David Farris, Drew Hamilton, Jerrid Jeter-Gilmon, Brandon Jones, Tomas Luna, Craig Mager, David Mayo, Dallas McClarty, Trey McGowen, David Mims, Michael Odiari, Michael Orakpo, Kris Peterson, Stephen Smith, Colby Targun, Zach Vel-liquette, Germod Williams

SPECIALISTS (3)Jason Dann, Will Johnson, Brandon Smith

PLAYERS REDSHIRTED IN 2013 (17)Jeff Banks, Karee’ Berry, C.J. Best, Donta Clanton, Trey Garrett, Brice Gunter, Darius Hood, Jackson Hoskins, Evan Kotzur, Brandon McDowell, Demun Mercer, Rusmin Nikocevic, Dila Rosemond, Drew Peterson, Brandon Sarabia, Dominique Williamson, Demetrius Woodard

SPRING WALK-ONS (13)Brennan Blakemore, Patrick Cook, Russell Cuellar, Justin Eberly, Matthew Jones, Kolby Kolek, Chris Meadows, Grant Reber, Louis Rubin, Devante Sanders, Montreal Taylor, Joel Vallardes

NEW PLAYERSJUNIOR COLLEGE TRANSFERS (8)Darnell Dailey, Mershad Dillon, Steven Eddings, Dondre Elvoid, Brian Guendling, Roosevelt Pearson, Randy Price, Toni Pulu

OTHER TRANSFERS (1)Blaire Sullivan

FRESHMAN (19)P.J. Anderson, Andrew Aneke, Lucas Askew, Camyron Brown, Cody Casey, Will Copa, Devondrick Dixon, Cedric Gambrell, Frankie Griffin, Clarence Guidry, III, Stephan Johnson, Cameron Knight, Kanon Mackey, Stedman Mayberry, Tryston Mizerak, Gabe Schrade, Kian Schoenborn, James Sherman, Connor White

2013 LETTERMEN LOST (29)OFFENSE (14)Tyler Arndt, Devin Baker, Isaiah Battle, Jeff Clermond, Lee Conley, Duke DeLancellotti, Andy Erickson, Colby Goodwin, Michael Gilmore, Jordan Moore, Tyler Potter, Andrew Sims, Terrell Smith, Michael Yoder

DEFENSE (12)Phillip Benning, Justin Booth, Prestin Brown, Jamie Clavell-Head, Xavier Daniels, Justin Iwuji, Aaron Matthews, Blake McColloch, Damion McMiller, Jordan Norfleet, Kamu Taulelei, D.J. Yendrey

SPECIALISTS (3)Andy Erickson, Zach Robinson, Ryan Williams

RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERSRushing GP Att Yds Avg TD Lg YPGLowe, Robert 12 164 945 5.8 9 59 78.8Nutall, Chris 11 83 477 5.7 6 77 43.4Jones, Tyler 8 89 257 2.9 0 38 32.1Franks, Terrence 12 42 201 4.8 2 34 16.8

Passing G Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lg Jones, Tyler 8 100-161-5 62.1 1130 8 67

Receiving G No. Yds Avg TD LgMiller, Bradley 12 24 311 13.0 0 49Smith, Brandon 12 22 241 11.0 2 70Lowe, Robert 12 19 166 8.7 1 23Ijah, Ben 11 16 207 12.9 1 51Franks, Terrence 12 7 183 26.1 2 67Carden, Ryan 11 7 70 10.0 3 25

Kick Returns No. Yds Avg TD LongSmith, Brandon 20 598 29.9 2 100Mager, Craig 5 65 13.0 0 19Carden, Ryan 2 23 11.5 0 13Gay, Tim 1 1 1.0 0 1Lewis, David 1 9 9.0 0 9Gaines, Jafus 1 28 28.0 0 28

|-------------- PATs ----------------|Scoring TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PtsLowe, Robert 10 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 60Dann, Jason 0 9-10 21-22 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 48Nutall, Chris 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36Franks, Terrence 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24Smith, Brandon 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24Carden, Ryan 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18

Interceptions No. Yds Avg TD LongMayo, David 4 35 8.8 0 27Williams, Germod 1 0 0.0 0 0Matthews, Aaron 1 35 35.0 0 35Targun, Colby 1 17 17.0 0 17

Fumble Returns No. Yds Avg TD LongMager, Craig 1 44 44.0 1 44

Tackles GP Solo Ast Total TFL YdsMayo, David 10 63 26 89 4.5 18Orakpo, Michael 12 45 26 71 10.0 38Targun, Colby 11 39 15 54 3.0 8Mager, Craig 12 40 9 49 1.0 3Odiari, Michael 11 20 10 30 5.0 29

Tackles For Loss GP TFL YdsMager, Craig 12 1.0 3Orakpo, Michael 12 10.0 38Odiari, Michael 11 5.0 29Mayo, David 10 4.5 18Jerrid Jeter-Gilmon 11 3.0 10Targun, Colby 11 3.0 8David Mims 12 2.0 4

Quarterback Sacks GP Sacks YdsOrakpo, Michael 12 4.5 27Odiari, Michael 11 3.0 24



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No. Full Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. Hometown Last School1 Ben Ijah WR 6-3 210 Sr. 2L San Diego, Calif. Southwestern College1 Michael Orakpo LB 6-1 226 Sr. 1L Houston, Texas Colorado State2 Tyler Jones QB 6-2 197 So. 1L Stephenville, Texas Stephenville HS2 Demetrius Woodard S 6-2 210 Jr. RS Houston, Texas Blinn CC3 David Mayo LB 6-2 228 Sr. 2L Scappoose, Ore. Santa Monica CC3 Montreal Taylor WR 5-9 167 Fr. RS Mansfield, Texas Mansfield HS4 Jerrid Jeter-Gilmon LB 6-1 229 Jr. 2L Brenham, Texas Brenham HS5 Brandon Smith WR 6-2 170 Jr. 2L Prattville, Ala. Prattville HS5 Andrew Aneke CB 6-0 180 Fr. HS Missouri City, Texas Elkins HS6 Randy Price QB 6-3 206 Jr. TR Waco, Texas Tyler JC6 Camyron Brown S 5-11 192 Fr. HS Missouri City, Texas Ridge Point HS7 Sam Trotter S 5-10 185 Sr. SQ Plano, Texas Louisiana Tech8 P.J. Anderson WR 6-2 184 Fr. HS San Antonio, Texas Taft HS9 C.J. Best WR 5-10 172 Jr. RS Smyrna, Ga. Diablo Valley College10 Demun Mercer WR 6-2 195 Fr. RS La Marque, Texas La Marque HS10 Tyler Blades S 6-0 194 Jr. 1L San Antonio, Texas S.A. Christian HS11 Brandon Jones S 6-2 209 Sr. 1L Raleigh, N.C. Santa Rosa CC11 Justin Eberly WR 5-9 190 So. HS Conroe, Texas Caney Creek HS12 Connor White QB 6-5 195 Fr. HS Watkinsville, Ga. Fork Union Military Academy12 Germod Williams S 5-11 189 So. 1L Conroe, Texas Oak Ridge HS13 Clarence Guidry, III CB 5-11 165 Fr. HS Pflugerville, Texas Pflugerville HS13 Blaire Sullivan QB 6-4 210 So. TR San Antonio, Texas UTEP14 Bradley Miller TE 6-5 229 Sr. 3L Sealy, Texas New Mexico15 Fred Nixon QB 6-3 200 So. SQ Willis, Texas Willis HS15 Dila Rosemond DB 5-10 175 Fr. RS Cypress, Texas Cypress Springs HS16 Trey Garrett S 6-0 177 Jr. RS Huntington Beach, Calif. Golden West CC16 Jack Rhoades WR 6-3 201 Sr. SQ Cameron, Texas C.J. Yoe HS 17 Damani Alexcee S 6-2 175 So. 1L League City, Texas Clear Springs HS17 Brennan Blakemore WR 5-8 170 So. TR Wimberley, Texas Blinn CC18 Kolby Kolek WR 5-11 200 Fr. HS LaGrange, Texas LaGrange HS18 Frankie Griffin S 6-0 185 Fr. HS Spring, Texas Klein Collins HS19 Stephan Johnson S 6-0 178 Fr. HS The Woodlands, Texas College Park HS19 Louis Rubin RB 5-9 223 Fr. HS Pearland, Texas Pearland HS20 Terrence Franks RB 5-10 210 Sr. 3L Angleton, Texas Angleton HS20 Russell Cuellar S 6-0 170 So. HS Katy, Texas Cinco Ranch HS21 Donta Clanton S 5-10 191 Jr. RS Philadelphia, Pa. L.A. Pierce CC22 David Mims II CB 5-11 198 Jr. 2L Daingerfield, Texas Daingerfield HS23 Devondrick Dixon CB 5-11 177 Fr. HS Gilmer, Texas Gilmer HS24 Zach Velliquette S 5-10 195 Sr. 3L Katy, Texas Houston24 Matthew Jones RB 5-9 180 So. HS Galena Park, Texas Galena Park HS25 Craig Mager CB 5-11 190 Sr. 3L Luling, Texas Luling HS26 Stedman Mayberry RB 5-10 185 Fr. HS Cedar Park, Texas Vista Ridge HS26 Devante Sanders DB 5-10 172 So. TR Arlington, Texas Evangel University27 Colby Targun S 5-11 190 Sr. 3L Scottsdale, Ariz. Chaparal HS28 Robert Lowe RB 5-10 195 Jr. 2L Waxahachie, Texas Waxahachie HS29 Brandon McDowell CB 5-10 179 Fr. RS DeSoto, Texas DeSoto HS30 Chris Nutall RB 5-8 190 Jr. 2L College Station, Texas A&M Consolidated HS31 Brixx Hawthorne S 5-10 180 Sr. 1L Weimar, Texas Mary Hardin Baylor32 Gabe Schrade TE 6-4 225 Fr. HS Deland, Fla. Deland HS33 David Farris CB 5-9 175 Sr. 1L Pearland, Texas UTSA34 Dominique Williamson S 6-2 208 Fr. RS San Antonio, Texas John Paul Stevens HS35 Darnell Dailey LB 6-1 300 Jr. TR San Pablo, Calif. Contra Costa CC36 Tomas Luna S 5-9 194 Sr. 2L Houston, Texas Hightower HS37 Tim Gay RB 5-11 231 Jr. 2L Houston, Texas Chavez HS38 Will Johnson K 6-3 209 Sr. 3L Bryan, Texas Rudder HS39 Trey McGowen LB 6-0 228 Jr. 1L Kerens, Texas West Texas A&M40 Stephen Smith LB 6-3 214 So. 1L Missouri City, Texas Dulles HS41 Jeff Banks DE 6-5 208 Fr. RS Killeen, Texas Killeen HS42 Mershad Dillon DT 6-1 300 Jr. TR Santa Maria, Calif. Allan Hancock CC



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No. Full Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. Hometown Last School43 James Sherman K/P 5-10 190 Fr. HS Montgomery, Ala. Montgomery Catholic HS47 Evan Kotzur PK 5-10 170 Fr. HS Cibolo, Texas Steele HS48 Jason Dann PK/P 6-0 205 Sr. 2L Richardson, Texas Nebraska49 Patrick Cook DS 5-11 200 Jr. TR Whitehouse, Texas Tyler JC50 Collin Fissell OL 6-2 297 Sr. 3L Katy, Texas Seven Lakes HS51 Andrew Hamilton LB 6-0 220 Sr. 3L Hickory Creek, Texas Lake Dallas HS52 Toni Pulu DE 6-3 300 Jr. TR Provo, Utah Mesa CC 53 Will Trevillion DT 6-1 280 Fr. RS Buda, Texas Hays HS54 Jack Costello OL 6-4 299 Jr. 2L The Woodlands, Texas College Park HS55 Michael Odiari DE 6-0 245 Sr. 1L Carollton, Texas West Texas A&M56 Matt Freeman OL 6-2 271 Jr. 2L Abilene, Texas Cooper HS57 Karee Berry DE 6-3 220 Fr. RS Spring Branch,Texas Smithson Valley HS58 Zach Crawford OL 6-2 302 Jr. 2L Austin, Texas Westwood HS59 Dondre Elvoid DT 6-4 301 Jr. TR Pittsburgh, Pa. Garden City CC60 Spencer Ince OL 6-3 300 So. TR Hempstead, Texas Blinn CC61 Drew Peterson DE 6-1 228 Fr. RS Dripping Springs, Texas Dripping Springs HS62 Brandon Sarabia OL 6-4 300 Jr. RS Bakersfield, Calif. Bakersfield CC63 Dallas McClarty DT 5-11 294 So. 1L League City, Texas Clear Springs HS64 Adrian Bellard OT 6-5 345 Jr. 2L Brenham, Texas Brenham HS65 Josh Sell C 6-2 290 Sr. SQ Liberty, Texas Liberty HS66 Cody Casey DE 6-4 255 Fr. HS Pearland, Texas Dawson HS67 Tryston Mizerak OL 6-6 280 Fr. HS Garland, Texas North Garland HS68 Kanon Mackey OL 6-4 288 Fr. HS Silsbee, Texas Silsbee HS69 Herbert Gonzales DT 6-0 295 Jr. SQ San Antonio, Texas UTEP70 Jackson Hoskins OL 6-5 316 Fr. RS Dripping Springs, Texas Dripping Springs HS72 Charlie Will Tuttle G 6-2 297 Sr. 3L Wimberley, Texas Wimberley HS73 Hayden Lambert OL 6-5 286 So. 1L Aledo, Texas Aledo HS74 Stephan Jacobs DT 6-3 269 Jr. SQ Houston, Texas Nimitz HS75 Will Copa OL 6-8 310 Fr. HS Austin, Texas Westlake HS76 Ryan Melton OL 6-5 339 So. 1L Liberty, Texas Liberty HS77 Felix Romero OL 6-4 303 So. 1L Cedar Park, Texas Cedar Park HS79 Kian Schoenborn OL 6-4 290 Fr. HS Jacksonville, Fla. The Bolles HS80 Jafus Gaines WR 5-11 170 Jr. 2L Houston, Texas Chavez HS81 Cameron Knight TE 6-3 250 Fr. HS Shallowater, Texas Shallowater HS82 Kris Petersen DE 6-4 232 Sr. 1L Newark, Calif. Chabot CC83 Lucas Askew TE 6-6 224 Fr. HS Big Sandy, Texas Harmony HS84 Ryan Carden TE 6-4 235 Jr. 1L San Diego, Calif. Mt. San Antonio CC85 Lawrence White TE 6-7 270 Jr. 1L Wake Forest, N.C. Ridgewater CC86 Shea Smith WR 6-2 180 Jr. SQ Hurst, Texas L.D. Bell HS87 David Lewis TE 6-4 257 Sr. 3L Kingsville, Texas H.M. King HS88 Brice Gunter WR 6-3 201 Fr. RS Stephenville, Texas Stephenville89 Ryan Garrey WR 5-11 180 Jr. 1L Plano, Texas Plano East HS90 Marcus Dallas, Jr. DE 6-4 236 Sr. 1L Griffin, Ga. Reedley CC91 Chris Meadows DL 6-2 225 Fr. HS Round Rock, Texas Round Rock HS92 Rusmin Nikocevic DT 6-4 240 Jr. RS Simi Valley, Calif. Pierce CC93 Brian Guendling DE 6-4 235 So. TR Poway, Calif. Palomar CC94 Darius Hood DT 6-0 280 So. RS Plano, Texas Plano East HS95 Roosevelt Pearson DE 6-5 255 Jr. TR Perris, Calif. Mt. San Jacinto CC97 Cedric Gambrell DE 6-6 242 Fr. HS Cleveland, Texas Cleveland HS98 Steven Eddings DE 6-4 285 Jr. TR Memphis, Tenn. Jones County JC99 Thomas Evans DE 6-4 250 Sr. 1L Davis, Calif. American River City College



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No. Full Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. Hometown Last School17 Damani Alexcee S 6-2 175 So. 1L League City, Texas Clear Springs HS8 P.J. Anderson WR 6-2 184 Fr. HS San Antonio, Texas Taft HS5 Andrew Aneke CB 6-0 180 Fr. HS Missouri City, Texas Elkins HS83 Lucas Askew TE 6-6 224 Fr. HS Big Sandy, Texas Harmony HS41 Jeff Banks DE 6-5 208 Fr. RS Killeen, Texas Killeen HS64 Adrian Bellard OT 6-5 345 Jr. 2L Brenham, Texas Brenham HS57 Karee Berry DE 6-3 220 Fr. RS Spring Branch,Texas Smithson Valley HS9 C.J. Best WR 5-10 172 Jr. RS Smyrna, Ga. Diablo Valley College10 Tyler Blades S 6-0 194 Jr. 1L San Antonio, Texas S.A. Christian HS17 Brennan Blakemore WR 5-8 170 So. TR Wimberley, Texas Blinn CC6 Camyron Brown S 5-11 192 Fr. HS Missouri City, Texas Ridge Point HS84 Ryan Carden TE 6-4 235 Jr. 1L San Diego, Calif. Mt. San Antonio CC66 Cody Casey DE 6-4 255 Fr. HS Pearland, Texas Dawson HS21 Donta Clanton S 5-10 191 Jr. RS Philadelphia, Pa. L.A. Pierce CC49 Patrick Cook DS 5-11 200 Jr. TR Whitehouse, Texas Tyler JC75 Will Copa OL 6-8 310 Fr. HS Austin, Texas Westlake HS54 Jack Costello OL 6-4 299 Jr. 2L The Woodlands, Texas College Park HS58 Zach Crawford OL 6-2 302 Jr. 2L Austin, Texas Westwood HS20 Russell Cuellar S 6-0 170 So. HS Katy, Texas Cinco Ranch HS35 Darnell Dailey LB 6-1 300 Jr. TR San Pablo, Calif. Contra Costa CC90 Marcus Dallas, Jr. DE 6-4 236 Sr. 1L Griffin, Ga. Reedley CC48 Jason Dann PK/P 6-0 205 Sr. 2L Richardson, Texas Nebraska42 Mershad Dillon DT 6-1 300 Jr. TR Santa Maria, Calif. Allan Hancock CC23 Devondrick Dixon CB 5-11 177 Fr. HS Gilmer, Texas Gilmer HS11 Justin Eberly WR 5-9 190 So. HS Conroe, Texas Caney Creek HS98 Steven Eddings DE 6-4 285 Jr. TR Memphis, Tenn. Jones County JC59 Dondre Elvoid DT 6-4 301 Jr. TR Pittsburgh, Pa. Garden City CC99 Thomas Evans DE 6-4 250 Sr. 1L Davis, Calif. American River City CC33 David Farris CB 5-9 175 Sr. 1L Pearland, Texas UTSA50 Collin Fissell OL 6-2 297 Sr. 3L Katy, Texas Seven Lakes HS20 Terrence Franks RB 5-10 210 Sr. 3L Angleton, Texas Angleton HS56 Matt Freeman OL 6-2 271 Jr. 2L Abilene, Texas Cooper HS80 Jafus Gaines WR 5-11 170 Jr. 2L Houston, Texas Chavez HS97 Cedric Gambrell DE 6-6 242 Fr. HS Cleveland, Texas Cleveland HS16 Trey Garrett S 6-0 177 Jr. RS Huntington Beach, Calif. Golden West CC89 Ryan Garrey WR 5-11 180 Jr. 1L Plano, Texas Plano East HS37 Tim Gay RB 5-11 231 Jr. 2L Houston, Texas Chavez HS4 Jerrid Jeter-Gilmon LB 6-1 229 Jr. 2L Brenham, Texas Brenham HS69 Herbert Gonzales DT 6-0 295 Jr. SQ San Antonio, Texas UTEP18 Frankie Griffin S 6-0 185 Fr. HS Spring, Texas Klein Collins HS93 Brian Guendling DE 6-4 235 So. TR Poway, Calif. Palomar CC13 Clarence Guidry, III CB 5-11 165 Fr. HS Pflugerville, Texas Pflugerville HS88 Brice Gunter WR 6-3 201 Fr. RS Stephenville, Texas Stephenville HS51 Andrew Hamilton LB 6-0 220 Sr. 3L Hickory Creek, Texas Lake Dallas HS31 Brixx Hawthorne S 5-10 180 Sr. 1L Weimar, Texas Mary Hardin Baylor94 Darius Hood DT 6-0 280 So. RS Plano, Texas Plano East HS70 Jackson Hoskins OL 6-5 316 Fr. RS Dripping Springs, Texas Dripping Springs HS1 Ben Ijah WR 6-3 210 Sr. 2L San Diego, Calif. Southwestern College60 Spencer Ince OL 6-3 300 So. TR Hempstead, Texas Blinn CC74 Stephan Jacobs DT 6-3 269 Jr. SQ Houston, Texas Nimitz HS19 Stephan Johnson S 6-0 178 Fr. HS The Woodlands, Texas College Park HS38 Will Johnson K 6-3 209 Sr. 3L Bryan, Texas Rudder HS11 Brandon Jones S 6-2 209 Sr. 1L Raleigh, N.C. Santa Rosa CC24 Matthew Jones RB 5-9 180 So. HS Galena Park, Texas Galena Park HS2 Tyler Jones QB 6-2 197 So. 1L Stephenville, Texas Stephenville HS81 Cameron Knight TE 6-3 250 Fr. HS Shallowater, Texas Shallowater HS18 Kolby Kolek WR 5-11 200 Fr. HS LaGrange, Texas LaGrange HS47 Evan Kotzur PK 5-10 170 Fr. HS Cibolo, Texas Steele HS73 Hayden Lambert OL 6-5 286 So. 1L Aledo, Texas Aledo HS87 David Lewis TE 6-4 257 Sr. 3L Kingsville, Texas H.M. King HS



2014 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

No. Full Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. Hometown Last School28 Robert Lowe RB 5-10 195 Jr. 2L Waxahachie, Texas Waxahachie HS36 Tomas Luna S 5-9 194 Sr. 2L Houston, Texas Hightower HS68 Kanon Mackey OL 6-4 288 Fr. HS Silsbee, Texas Silsbee HS25 Craig Mager CB 5-11 190 Sr. 3L Luling, Texas Luling HS26 Stedman Mayberry RB 5-10 185 Fr. HS Cedar Park, Texas Vista Ridge HS3 David Mayo LB 6-2 228 Sr. 2L Scappoose, Ore. Santa Monica CC63 Dallas McClarty DT 5-11 294 So. 1L League City, Texas Clear Springs HS29 Brandon McDowell CB 5-10 179 Fr. RS DeSoto, Texas DeSoto HS39 Trey McGowen LB 6-0 228 Jr. 1L Kerens, Texas West Texas A&M91 Chris Meadows DL 6-2 225 Fr. HS Round Rock, Texas Round Rock HS76 Ryan Melton OL 6-5 339 So. 1L Liberty, Texas Liberty HS10 Demun Mercer WR 6-2 195 Fr. RS La Marque, Texas La Marque HS14 Bradley Miller TE 6-5 229 Sr. 3L Sealy, Texas New Mexico22 David Mims II CB 5-11 198 Jr. 2L Daingerfield, Texas Daingerfield HS67 Tryston Mizerak OL 6-6 280 Fr. HS Garland, Texas North Garland HS92 Rusmin Nikocevic DT 6-4 240 Jr. RS Simi Valley, Calif. Pierce CC15 Fred Nixon QB 6-3 200 So. SQ Willis, Texas Willis HS30 Chris Nutall RB 5-8 190 Jr. 2L College Station, Texas A&M Consolidated HS55 Michael Odiari DE 6-0 245 Sr. 1L Carollton, Texas West Texas A&M1 Michael Orakpo LB 6-1 226 Sr. 1L Houston, Texas Colorado State95 Roosevelt Pearson DE 6-5 255 Jr. TR Perris, Calif. Mt. San Jacinto CC61 Drew Peterson DE 6-1 228 Fr. RS Dripping Springs, Texas Dripping Springs HS82 Kris Petersen DE 6-4 232 Sr. 1L Newark, Calif. Chabot CC6 Randy Price QB 6-3 206 Jr. TR Waco, Texas Tyler JC52 Toni Pulu DE 6-3 300 Jr. TR Provo, Utah Mesa CC 16 Jack Rhoades WR 6-3 201 Sr. SQ Cameron, Texas C.J. Yoe HS 77 Felix Romero OL 6-4 303 So. 1L Cedar Park, Texas Cedar Park HS15 Dila Rosemond DB 5-10 175 Fr. RS Cypress, Texas Cypress Springs HS19 Louis Rubin RB 5-9 223 Fr. HS Pearland, Texas Pearland HS26 Devante Sanders DB 5-10 172 So. TR Arlington, Texas Evangel University62 Brandon Sarabia OL 6-4 300 Jr. RS Bakersfield, Calif. Bakersfield CC79 Kian Schoenborn OL 6-4 290 Fr. HS Jacksonville, Fla. The Bolles HS32 Gabe Schrade TE 6-4 225 Fr. HS Deland, Fla. Deland HS65 Josh Sell C 6-2 290 Sr. SQ Liberty, Texas Liberty HS43 James Sherman K/P 5-10 190 Fr. HS Montgomery, Ala. Montgomery Catholic HS5 Brandon Smith WR 6-2 170 Jr. 2L Prattville, Ala. Prattville HS86 Shea Smith WR 6-2 180 Jr. SQ Hurst, Texas L.D. Bell HS40 Stephen Smith LB 6-3 214 So. 1L Missouri City, Texas Dulles HS13 Blaire Sullivan QB 6-4 210 So. TR San Antonio, Texas UTEP27 Colby Targun S 5-11 190 Sr. 3L Scottsdale, Ariz. Chaparal HS3 Montreal Taylor WR 5-9 167 Fr. RS Mansfield, Texas Mansfield HS53 Will Trevillion DT 6-1 280 Fr. RS Buda, Texas Hays HS7 Sam Trotter S 5-10 185 Sr. SQ Plano, Texas Louisiana Tech72 Charlie Will Tuttle G 6-2 297 Sr. 3L Wimberley, Texas Wimberley HS24 Zach Velliquette S 5-10 195 Sr. 3L Katy, Texas Houston12 Connor White QB 6-5 195 Fr. HS Watkinsville, Ga. Fork Union Military Academy85 Lawrence White TE 6-7 270 Jr. 1L Wake Forest, N.C. Ridgewater CC 12 Germod Williams S 5-11 189 So. 1L Conroe, Texas Oak Ridge HS34 Dominique Williamson S 6-2 208 Fr. RS San Antonio, Texas John Paul Stevens HS2 Demetrius Woodard S 6-2 210 Jr. RS Houston, Texas Blinn CC



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2014 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL ROSTER BY POSITIONQUARTERBACKNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp. 2 Tyler Jones QB 6-2 197 So. 1L 6 Randy Price QB 6-3 206 Jr. TR12 Conner White QB 6-5 195 Fr. HS13 Blaire Sullivan QB 6-4 210 So. TR15 Fred Nixon QB 6-3 200 So. SQ

RUNNING BACKNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp.19 Louis Rubin RB 5-9 223 Fr. HS20 Terrence Franks RB 5-10 210 Sr. 3L24 Matthew Jones RB 5-9 180 So. HS26 Stedman Mayberry RB 5-10 185 Fr. HS28 Robert Lowe RB 5-10 195 Jr. 2L30 Chris Nutall RB 5-8 190 Jr. 2L37 Tim Gay RB 5-11 231 Jr. 2L

WIDE RECEIVERNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp. 1 Ben Ijah WR 6-3 210 Sr. 2L 5 Brandon Smith WR 6-2 170 Jr. 2L 8 P .J. Anderson WR 6-2 184 Fr. HS 3 Montreal Taylor WR 5-9 167 Fr. RS 9 C.J. Best WR 5-10 172 Jr. RS10 Shea Smith WR 6-2 180 Jr. SQ11 Justin Eberly WR 5-9 190 So. HS16 Jack Rhoades WR 6-3 201 Sr. SQ17 Brennan Blakemore WR 5-8 170 So. TR18 Kolby Kolek WR 5-11 200 Fr. HS80 Jafus Gaines WR 5-11 170 Jr. 2L81 Demun Mercer WR 6-2 195 Fr. RS88 Brice Gunter WR 6-3 201 Fr. RS89 Ryan Garrey WR 5-11 180 Jr. 1L

TIGHT ENDNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp.14 Bradley Miller TE 6-5 229 Sr. 3L81 Cameron Knight TE 6-3 250 Fr. HS32 Gabe Schrade TE 6-4 225 Fr. HS83 Lucas Askew TE 6-6 224 Fr. HS84 Ryan Carden TE 6-4 235 Jr. 1L85 Lawrence White TE 6-7 270 Jr. 1L87 David Lewis TE 6-4 257 Sr. 3L

OFFENSIVE LINENo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp.50 Collin Fissell G 6-2 297 Sr. 3L54 Jack Costello OT 6-4 299 Jr. 2L56 Matt Freeman C 6-2 271 Jr. 2L58 Zach Crawford OG 6-2 302 Jr. 2L60 Spencer Ince OL 6-3 300 So. TR 62 Brandon Sarabia OL 6-4 300 Jr. RS64 Adrian Bellard OT 6-5 345 Jr. 2L65 Josh Sell G 6-2 290 Sr. SQ67 Tryston Mizerak OL 6-6 280 Fr. HS68 Kanon Mackey OL 6-4 288 Fr. HS70 Jackson Hoskins G 6-5 316 Fr. RS72 Charlie Will Tuttle C 6-2 297 Sr. 3L73 Hayden Lambert OT 6-5 286 So. 1L74 Stephan Jacobs C 6-3 269 Jr. SQ75 Will Copa OL 6-8 310 Fr. HS76 Ryan Melton OT 6-5 339 So. 1L77 Felix Romero G 6-4 303 So. 1L79 Kian Schoenborn OL 6-4 290 Fr. HS

SPECIALISTSNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp.38 Will Johnson K 6-3 209 Sr. 3L43 James Sherman K/P 5-10 190 Fr. HS47 Evan Kotzur PK 5-10 170 Fr. HS48 Jason Dann PK/P 6-0 205 Sr. 2L49 Patrick Cook DS 5-11 200 Jr. TR

DEFENSIVE ENDSNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp.41 Jeff Banks DE 6-5 208 Fr. RS55 Michael Odiari DE 6-0 245 Sr. 1L57 Karee-Berry DE 6-3 220 Fr. RS61 Drew Peterson DE 6-1 228 Fr. RS66 Cody Casey DE 6-4 255 Fr. HS82 Kris Petersen DE 6-4 232 Sr. 1L90 Marcus Dallas, Jr. DE 6-4 236 Sr. 1L91 Chris Meadows DE 6-2 225 Fr. HS93 Brian Guendling DE 6-4 235 So. TR95 Roosevelt Pearson DE 6-5 255 Jr. TR97 Cedric Gambrell DE 6-6 242 Fr. HS98 Steven Eddings DE 6-4 285 Jr. TR99 Thomas Evans DE 6-4 250 Sr. 1L

DEFENSIVE TACKLENo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp.42 Mershad Dillon DT 6-1 300 Jr. TR52 Toni Pulu DT 6-3 300 Jr. TR53 Will Trevillion DT 6-1 280 Fr. RS59 Dondre Elvoid DT 6-4 301 Jr. TR63 Dallas McClarty DT 5-11 294 So. 1L69 Herbert Gonzales DT 6-0 295 Jr. SQ92 Rusmin Nikocevic DT 6-4 240 Jr. RS94 Darius Hood DT 6-0 280 So. RS

LINEBACKERSNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp. 1 Michael Orakpo LB 6-1 226 Sr. 1L 3 David Mayo LB 6-2 228 Sr. 2L 4 Jerrid Jeter-Gilmon LB 6-1 229 Jr. 2L35 Darnell Dailey LB 6-1 300 Jr. TR39 Trey McGowen LB 6-0 228 Jr. 1L40 Stephen Smith LB 6-3 214 So. 1L51 Andrew Hamilton LB 6-0 220 Sr. 3L

CORNERBACKSNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp. 5 Andrew Aneke CB 6-0 180 Fr. HS13 Clarence Guidry, III CB 5-11 165 Fr. HS15 Dila Rosemond CB 5-10 175 Fr. RS22 David Mims II CB 5-11 198 Jr. 2L23 Devondrick Dixon CB 5-11 177 Fr. HS25 Craig Mager CB 5-11 190 Sr. 3L26 Devante Sanders CB 5-10 172 So. TR29 Brandon McDowell CB 5-10 179 Fr. RS33 David Farris CB 5-9 175 Sr. 1L

SAFETYNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp. 2 Demetrius Woodard S 6-2 210 Jr. RS 6 Camyron Brown S 5-11 192 Fr. HS 7 Sam Trotter S 5-10 185 Sr. SQ10 Tyler Blades S 6-0 194 Jr. 1L11 Brandon Jones S 6-2 209 Sr. 1L12 Germod Williams S 5-11 189 So. 1L16 Trey Garrett S 6-0 177 Jr. RS17 Damani Alexcee S 6-2 175 So. 1L18 Frankie Griffin S 6-0 185 Fr. HS19 Stephan Johnson S 6-0 178 Fr. HS20 Russell Cuellar S 6-0 170 So. HS21 Donta Clanton S 5-10 191 Jr. RS24 Zach Velliquette S 5-10 195 Sr. 3L27 Colby Targun S 5-11 190 Sr. 3L31 Brixx Hawthorne S 5-10 180 Sr. 1L34 Dominique Williamson S 6-2 208 Fr. RS36 Tomas Luna S 5-9 194 Sr. 2L



TEXASABILENE Matt Freeman

ALEDO Hayden Lambert

ANGLETON Terrence Franks

ARLINGTONDevante Sanders

AUSTIN Will CopaZach Crawford

BIG SANDY Lucas Askew

BRENHAM Adrian BellardJerrid Jeter-Gilmon

BRYAN Will Johnson

BUDA Will Trevillion

CAMERON Jack Rhoades

CARROLLTON Michael Odiari

CEDAR PARK Stedman MayberryFelix Romero

CIBOLO Evan Kotzur

CLEVELANDCedric Gambrell

COLLEGE STATION Chris Nutall

CONROE Justin EberleyGermod Williams

CYPRESS Dila Rosemond

DAINGERFIELD David Mims II

DESOTO Brandon McDowell

DRIPPING SPRINGS Jackson HoskinsDrew Peterson

GALENA PARKMatthew Jones

GARLANDTryston Mizerak

GILMERDevondrick Dixon

HEMPSTEAD Spencer Ince

HICKORY CREEK Drew Hamilton

HOUSTON Jafus GainesTim GayStephan JacobsTomas LunaMichael OrakpoDemetrius Woodard

HURST Shea Smith

KATY Russell Cuellar Collin FissellZach Velliquette

KERENS Trey McGowen

KILLEEN Jeff Banks

KINGSVILLE David Lewis

LAGRANGE Kolby Kolek

SILSBEEKanon Mackey

SPRINGFrankie Griffin

SPRING BRANCH Karee’ Berry

STEPHENVILLE Brice GunterTyler Jones

THE WOODLANDS Jackson CostelloStephan Johnson

WACORandy Price

WAXAHACHIE Robert Lowe

WEIMAR Brixx Hawthorne

WHITEHOUSEPatrick Cook

WILLIS Fred Nixon

WIMBERLEY Brennan BlakemoreCharlie Will Tuttle

FLORIDADELANDGabe Schrade

JACKSONVILLEKian Schoenborn

GEORGIAGRIFFINMarcus Dallas, Jr.

SMYRNAC.J. Best

WATKINSVILLEConnor White

NORTH CAROLINARALEIGHBrandon Jones

WAKE FORESTLawrence White

OREGONSCAPPOOSEDavid Mayo

PENNSYLVANIAPHILADELPHIADonta Clanton

PITTSBURGHDondre Elvoid

TENNESSEEMEMPHISSteven Eddings

UTAHPROVOToni Pulu

GEOGRAPHICAL ROSTERALABAMA

MONTGOMERYJames Sherman

PRATTVILLEBrandon Smith

ARIZONASCOTTSDALEColby Targun

CALIFORNIABAKERSFIELDBrandon Sarabia

DAVIS Thomas Evans

HUNTINGTON BEACHTrey Garrett

NEWARK Kris Petersen

PERRIS Roosevelt Pearson

POWAYBrian Guendling

SAN DIEGORyan CardenBenjamin Ijah

SAN PABLO Darnell Dailey

SANTA MARIAMershad Dillon

SIMI VALLEYRusmin Nikocevic

LAMARQUE Demun Mercer

LEAGUE CITY Damani AlexceeDallas McClarty

LIBERTY Ryan MeltonJosh Sell

LULING Craig Mager

MANSFIELD Montreal Taylor

MISSOURI CITY Andrew AnekeCamyron BrownSteven Smith

PEARLAND Cody CaseyDavid FarrisLouis Rubin

PFLUGERVILLEClarence Guidry, III

PLANO Ryan GarreyDarius HoodSam Trotter

RICHARDSON Jason Dann

ROUND ROCK Chris Meadows

SAN ANTONIO P.J. AndersonTyler BladesHerbert Gonzales, IIIBlaire SullivanDominique Williamson

SEALY Bradley Miller

SHALLOWATERCameron Knight

BOBCATS BY STATETexas 84Alabama 2Arizona 1California 11Florida 2Georgia 3North Carolina 2Oregon 1Pennsylvania 2Tennessee 1Utah 1



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ROSTER BY EXPERIENCEThree-Year LettermenCollin FissellTerrence FranksAndrew HamiltonWill JohnsonDavid LewisCraig MagerBradley MillerColby TargunCharlie Will TuttleZach Velliquette

Two-Year LettermenAdrian BellardJack CostelloZach CrawfordJason DannMatt FreemanJafus GainesTim GayBen IjahJerrid Jeter-GilmonRobert LoweTomas LunaDavid Mayo David Mims II

two-year lettermen continued...Chris NutallBrandon Smith

One-Year LettermenDamani AlexceeTyler BladesRyan CardenMarcus Dallas, Jr.Thomas EvansDavid FarrisRyan GarreyBrixx HawthorneBrandon JonesTyler JonesHayden LambertDallas McClartyTrey McGowenRyan MeltonMichael OdiariMichael OrakpoKris PetersenFelix RomeroStephen SmithLawrence WhiteGermod Williams

SQUADMENRussell Cuellar Herbert GonzalesStephan JacobsMatthew JonesFred Nixon.Jack RhoadesJosh SellShea SmithSam Trotter

2013 REDSHIRTSJeff BanksKaree-BerryC.J. BestDonta ClantonTrey GarrettBrice GunterDarius HoodJackson HoskinsBrandon McDowellDemun MercerRusmin NikocevicDrew PetersonDila RosemondBrandon Sarabia

redshirts continued... Montreal TaylorWill Trevillion.Dominique WilliamsonDemetrius Woodard

JUNIOR COLLEGE TRANSFERSBrennan BlakemorePatrick CookDarnell DaileyMershad DillonSteven EddingsDondre ElvoidBrian GuendlingSpencer InceRoosevelt PearsonRandy PriceToni Pulu

HIGH SCHOOL P.J. AndersonAndrew AnekeLucas AskewCamyron BrownCody CaseyWill Copa

high school continued... Devondrick DixonCedric GambrellFrankie GriffinClarence Guidry, IIIStephan JohnsonCameron KnightKolby KolekEvan KotzurKanon MackeyStedman MayberryChris MeadowsTryston MizerakLouis RubinKian SchoenbornGabe SchradeJames ShermanConnor White

ROSTER BY CLASSSeniors Marcus Dallas, Jr. Jason Dann Thomas Evans David Farris Collin Fissell Terrence Franks Andrew Hamilton Brixx Hawthorne Ben Ijah Will JohnsonBrandon Jones David Lewis Tomas Luna Craig Mager David Mayo Bradley Miller Michael Odiari Michael Orakpo Kris Petersen Jack Rhoades Josh Sell Colby Targun Sam Trotter Charlie Will Tuttle Zach Velliquette

Redshirt JuniorsC.J. Best Donta Clanton Trey Garrett Rusmin Nikocevic Brandon Sarabia Demetrius Woodard

JuniorsAdrian Bellard Tyler Blades Ryan Carden Patrick CookJack Costello Zach Crawford Darnell DaileyMershad DillonSteven EddingsDondre ElvoidMatt Freeman Jafus Gaines Ryan Garrey Tim Gay Jerrid Jeter-Gilmon Herbert Gonzales Stephan Jacobs

juniors continued... Robert Lowe Trey McGowen David Mims II Chris Nutall Roosevelt PearsonRandy PriceToni PuluBrandon Smith Shea Smith Lawrence White

SophomoresDamani Alexcee Brennan BlakemoreRussell CuellarJustin EberlyBrian GuendlingSpencer InceMatthew JonesHayden Lambert Ryan Melton Devante SandersBlaire SullivanDarius Hood Tyler Jones

sophomores continued... Dallas McClarty Fred NixonFelix Romero Stephen Smith Germod Williams

Redshirt FreshmenJeff Banks Karee Berry Brice Gunter Jackson Hoskins Brandon McDowell Demun Mercer Drew Peterson Dila Rosemond Montreal Taylor Will Trevillion Dominique Williamson

FreshmenP.J. AndersonAndrew AnekeLucas AskewCamyron BrownCody Casey

freshmen continued... Will CopaDevondrick DixonCedric GambrellFrankie GriffinClarence Guidry, IIIStephan JohnsonCameron KnightKolby KolekEvan KotzurKanon MackeyStedman MayberryChris MeadowsTryston MizerakLouis RubinKian SchoenbornGabe SchradeJames ShermanConnor White



PERSONALBirthdate: March 28, 1951 Birthplace: Girard, KansasWife: Kim Children: Brad, Ashley, Libby

EDUCATIONCollege: Pittsburg State, (Bachelor’s degree in 1973)

COACHING EXPERIENCEYears Schools Position1973-74 Miller High School Head Coach1975 Mulvane High School Assistant Coach1976-77 Peabody-Burns High School Head Coach1978-80 Kansas State University Assistant Coach1981-82 Southwestern College Head Coach1983-84 Tennessee Tech Offensive Coordinator1985-89 Pittsburg State University Head Coach1990-91 Texas State University Head Coach1992-97 University of New Mexico Head Coach1998-00 TCU Head Coach2000-02 University of Alabama Head Coach2003-07 Texas A&M University Head Coach2011- Texas State University Head Coach

COLLEGIATE HEAD COACHING RECORDYears Schools Record1981-82 Southwestern College 14-4-21985-89 Pittsburg State University 53-61990-01, 2011- Texas State University 29-291992-97 University of New Mexico 33-361998-00 TCU 25-102000-02 University of Alabama 17-82003-07 Texas A&M University 32-28

NATIONAL AND REGIONAL COACHING HONORS1986 NAIA Coach of the Year 1987 NAIA Coach of the Year 1989 AFCA Regional Coach of the Year 1990 AFCA Regional Coach of the Year 2000 Finalist, Paul “Bear” Bryant Coach of the Year Award2002 Finalist, Paul “Bear” Bryant Coach of the Year Award

TEAM CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS1982 Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference 1985 Central States Intercollegiate Conference 1986 Central States Intercollegiate Conference 1987 Central States Intercollegiate Conference 1988 Central States Intercollegiate Conference 1989 Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association 1997 Western Athletic Conference 1999 Western Athletic Conference 2000 Western Athletic Conference

THE DENNIS FRANCHIONE FILEA proven winner who has led Texas State’s transition to the NCAA Division I FBS ranks, Dennis Franchione is in the fourth season of his second term as the Bobcats’ head coach.

Last season, Texas State became bowl eligible in just its second season of playing in the FBS and first season in the Sun Belt Conference, which finished the season as the tough-est non-automatic qualifying conference in the nation. It also equaled the shortest time in which a school became bowl eli-gible in the FBS since Marshall in 1996.

Franchione enters his 29th season as a head coach and is one of four active head coaches with over 200 wins after reach-ing that plateau in 2013. He enters the 2014 campaign with a 203-121-2 career record, including a 29-29 mark as head coach at Texas State.

Prior to his return to Texas State, Franchione led his teams to nine conference championships and had the best di-vision record during one season. In addition, his teams played in nine bowl games, four NAIA playoff games and one NCAA Division II playoff contest.

His collegiate head-coaching career began at South-western College in 1981, when he compiled a 14-4-2 record in two seasons. In 1982, the Builders won nine games, a Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference championship and beat Okla-homa Panhandle State 15-0 in the Sunflower Bowl.

It was Southwestern College’s first bowl game and the nine victories tied the school’s previous single-season record set in 1967. Following the record-setting season, Franchione went to Tennessee Tech, where he served as the offensive co-ordinator in 1983 and 1984 before being named head coach at his alma mater, Pittsburg State.

During the next five seasons, he led the Gorillas to a 53-6 record and four Central States Intercollegiate Conference championships and one Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic As-sociation title with a combined record of 37-1. He was named the NAIA National Coach of the Year twice. His teams tied the school record with 11 victories in a season three times before breaking it with a 12-win campaign in 1989 when Pittsburg State joined the NCAA Division II ranks.

In 1990, Franchione took the reins of Texas State’s football program for the first time. He led the Bobcats to a 6-5 record in his first year, and that was Texas State’s first win-ning record as a member of the Southland Conference, the first winning season as a Division I FCS member and first winning season since 1984.

The following year, Franchione led the Bobcats to their second straight winning season, a feat that was not duplicated until Texas State had back-to-back winning seasons in 2008 and 2009.

After compiling a 13-9 record at Texas State during those two years, Franchione joined the FBS head coaching ranks for the first time when he took over New Mexico’s pro-gram.

Before his arrival, New Mexico had won just 26 of its previous 106 games. During his six seasons with the Lobos, Franchione compiled an overall 33-36 record and had three winning seasons. He led the Lobos to their first winning record in 11 years with a 6-5 record in 1993. Franchione also guided New Mexico to its first back-to-back winning campaigns since 1971 when the Lobos posted a 6-5 record in 1996 and a 9-4 mark in 1997. The 1997 New Mexico team won the Western Athletic Conference’s Mountain Division with a 7-1 league re-cord and played in the Insight.com Bowl in 1997. It was the school’s first bowl game since 1961. While he was at New Mexico, Franchione recruited and coached future NFL Pro Bowl linebacker Brian Urlacher during his freshman and sophomore seasons in 1996 and 1997. Urlacher recorded over 102 tackles to rank second on the team in 1997.

Franchione also produced Third-Team All-American re-ceiver Pascal Volz and a pair of WAC Offensive Players of the Year in quarterbacks Stoney Case (1994) and Graham Leigh (1997) while he was at New Mexico.

Following the Insight Bowl, Franchione moved to TCU in 1998 and quickly turned around the fortunes of the school’s football program.

Before his arrival, the Horned Frogs had finished the previous season with a 1-10 record. In his first year at the helm, Franchione led them to a 7-5 mark and a 28-19 victory over USC in the Sun Bowl. The Horned Frogs scored a school-record six defensive touchdowns, intercepted 12 passes and held opponents to an average of 19.6 points per game – the lowest average in over 30 years. His offense featured running back Basil Mitchell, who gained 1,111 yards and scored six touchdowns. Mitchell rushed for 185 yards and two touch-downs in the 28-19 win over USC.

The next season, Franchione also led TCU to the inau-gural Mobile Alabama Bowl when LaDainian Tomlinson burst onto the national scene by leading the nation in rushing with 1,850 yards and 18 touchdowns on 268 carries. The Horned Frogs posted two shutouts and led the Western Athletic Con-ference in every major defensive category. TCU won the WAC championship and upset No. 20 East Carolina 28-14 in the bowl game as Tomlinson ran for 124 yards and two touch-downs. In 2000, Tomlinson was a Doak Walker Award winner and a finalist for the Heisman Trophy, Football News National Offensive Player of the Year and an unanimous All-American after running for 2,158 yards, the fourth-highest single season total in NCAA history. He also scored 22 touchdowns as TCU finished the season with a 10-1 record, a WAC championship and a second-straight berth to the Mobile Alabama Bowl. Defensively, the Horned Frogs allowed only 245.0 total yards and 9.6 points per game, ranking first in the nation in both categories.

Following the 2000 campaign, Franchione was named the head coach at Alabama after the Crimson Tide finished the

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previous season with a 3-8 record. In his first season, he led the Tide to a 7-5 record and a 14-13 victory over Iowa State in the Independence Bowl, giving Alabama its first bowl victory in five years.

In 2002, he led the Crimson Tide to a 10-3 mark and placed first in the SEC West Division with a 6-2 league record. However, previous NCAA sanctions made Alabama ineligible to play in a bowl game and the SEC Championship Game. Fol-lowing Alabama’s victory over Hawaii at the end of the regular season, Franchione returned to the State of Texas when he was named head coach at Texas A&M.

During the next five seasons, his Aggies posted three winning records and played in three bowl games. Texas A&M finished the 2004 season with a 7-5 mark and played in the Cotton Bowl, the Aggies’ first bowl game in three seasons. His best season at the school came in 2006 when the Aggies won nine games and played in the Holiday Bowl. The next year, Texas A&M posted a 7-5 record and qualified to play in the Alamo Bowl. However, Franchione resigned as head coach prior to the bowl game and ended his tenure at the school with a 32-28 record. His recruiting classes were ranked among the Top 13 nationally from 2003-05.

Franchione also worked in broadcasting for three years prior to his return to coaching at Texas State, including two seasons as an analyst for ESPN Radio in 2008 and 2009.

Born March 28, 1951 in Girard, Kan., he is a graduate of Pittsburg State, where he earned a bachelor’s degree in physi-cal education and received an Alumni Meritorious Achieve-ment Award. He and his wife, Kim, have two daughters, Ashley and Libby. He also has a son, Brad. Brad and his wife, Rebecca, have two sons, Wyatt and Gunnar, and a daughter, Isabella. Franchione and Kim also formed the Coach Fran Charities, a nonprofit organization assists children with special needs and other charitable causes.

DENNIS FRANCHIONE’S YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDSouthwestern College (NAIA) (Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference)Year School Overall Pct. Conference Pct. Finish Bowl1981 Southwestern College 5–2–2 .667 5–2–2 .667 second 1982 Southwestern College 9–2–0 .818 8–1–0 .889 first SunflowerSouthwestern College Totals 14–4–2 .750 13–3–2 .777

Pittsburg State (NAIA) (Central States Intercollegiate Conference) Round ReachedYear School Overall Pct. Conference Pct. Finish in Playoffs1985 Pittsburg State 8–2 .800 6–1 .857 first Quarterfinals1986 Pittsburg State 11–1 .917 7–0 1.000 first Semifinals1987 Pittsburg State 11–1 .917 7–0 1.000 first Semifinals1988 Pittsburg State 11–1 .917 7–0 1.000 first Semifinals

Pittsburg State (Division II) (Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association) Round ReachedYear School Overall Pct. Conference Pct. Finish in Playoffs1989 Pittsburg State 12–1 .923 10–0 1.000 first QuarterfinalsPittsburg State Totals 53-6 .898 37-1 .974

Texas State (Division I-AA) (Southland Conference) Round ReachedYear School Overall Pct. Conference Pct. Finish in Playoffs1990 Texas State 6–5 .545 2–3 .400 third1991 Texas State 7–4 .636 4–3 .571 fourthTexas State Totals 13–9 .590 6–6 .500

New Mexico (Western Athletic Conference)Year School Overall Pct. Conference Pct. Finish Bowl1992 New Mexico 3–8 .274 2–6 .333 ninth1993 New Mexico 6–5 .545 4–4 .500 sixth1994 New Mexico 5–7 .417 4–4 .500 fifth 1995 New Mexico 4–7 .364 2–6 .333 seventh 1996 New Mexico 6–5 .545 3–5 .375 seventh (Pacific)1997 New Mexico 9–4 .692 6–2 .750 first (Pacific) Insight.comNew Mexico Totals 33–36 .478 21–27 .437

TCU (Western Athletic Conference)Year School Overall Pct. Conference Pct. Finish Bowl1998 TCU 7–5 .583 4–4 .500 fifth Sun1999 TCU 8–4 .667 5–2 .714 t–first Mobile2000 TCU 10–1 .909 7–1 .875 t–first MobileTCU Totals 25–10 .714 16–7 .696

Alabama (Southeastern Conference)Year School Overall Pct. Conference Pct. Finish Bowl2001 Alabama 7–5 .583 4–4 .500 third (West) Independence2002 Alabama* 10–3 .769 6–2 .750 first (West) Alabama Totals 17–8 .680 10-6 .625

Texas A&M (Big 12 Conference)Year School Overall Pct. Conference Pct. Finish Bowl2003 Texas A&M 4–8 .333 2–6 .250 fifth (South)2004 Texas A&M 7–5 .583 5–3 .625 third (South) Cotton2005 Texas A&M 5–6 .454 3–5 .375 fourth (South)2006 Texas A&M 9–4 .692 5–3 .625 third (South) Holiday2007 Texas A&M 7–5 .583 4–4 .500 fourth (South) AlamoTexas A&M Totals 32–28 .533 19–21 .475

Texas State (Division I-FBS Independent) Year School Overall Pct. 2011 Texas State 6-6 .500

Texas State (WAC) Year School Overall Pct. Conference Pct. Finish Bowl2012 Texas State 4-8 .333 2-4 .333 fifth

Texas State (Sun Belt Conference) Year School Overall Pct. Conference Pct. Finish Bowl2013 Texas State 6-6 .500 2-5 .286 Career Totals 203–121–2 .626 126-80-2 .611* Ineligible for a bowl game



DENNIS FRANCHIONE GAME-BY-GAME RESULTS

SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE1981 (5-2-2)SWC Opp.21 Ottawa 2142 Kansas Wesleyan 4234 Tabor 1724 Friends 2521 Bethany 2342 St. Mary 1436 McPherson 1938 Sterling 642 Bethel 7

1982 (9-2, 8-1 KCAC)KCAC Co-ChampionsSWC Opp.3 Evangel 2334 Ottawa 1635 Tabor 2410 Friends 714 Kansas Wesleyan 032 Bethany 2531 St. Mary 00 Sterling 755 McPherson 1332 Bethel 1415 Panhandle State (Sunflower Bowl) 0

PITTSBURG STATE 1985 (8-2-0, 6-1 CSIC)CSIC Champions NAIA Division I QuarterfinalistPSU Opp.24 At Arkansas Tech 1314 Missouri-Rolla 139 *at Emporia State 4130 *Missouri Southern 335 *Washburn 1854 *At Fort Hays State 4650 *Wayne State, Neb. 2921 *Nebraska-Kearney 740 *at Missouri Western 15

NAIA Division I Playoffs22 Central Arkansas 32*Central States Intercollegiate opponent

1986 (11-1-0, 7-0 CSIC)CSIC Champions NAIA Division I SemifinalistPSU Opp.57 Arkansas Tech 1314 Missouri-Rolla 1459 *Emporia State 2748 *at Missouri Southern 721 *at Washburn 745 *Fort Hays State 1438 *at Wayne State, Neb. 727 *at Nebraska-Kearney 2338 *Missouri Western 1665 Langston 6

NAIA Division I Playoffs58 Washburn 246 at Cameron 17*Central States Intercollegiate opponent

1987 11-1-0, 7-0 CSIC)CSIC ChampionsNAIA Division I SemifinalistPSU Opp.59 at Lincoln 731 *Missouri-Rolla 734 *Missouri Southern 631 *at Nebraska-Kearney 1052 *Missouri Western 962 *at Fort Hays State 1376 *Wayne State, Neb. 644 *Washburn 035 *at Emporia State 9

NAIA Division I Playoffs57 Northeastern State 042 Presbyterian, S.C. 2110 Cameron 20*Central States Intercollegiate opponent

1988 (11-1-0, 7-0 CSIC)CSIC Champions NAIA Division I SemifinalistPSU Opp.49 Lincoln 631 at Missouri-Rolla 028 *at Missouri Southern 642 *Nebraska-Kearney 2142 *at Missouri Western 1461 *Fort Hays State 1755 *at Wayne State, Neb. 323 *at Washburn 1421 *Emporia State 11

NAIA Division I Playoffs38 Northern State, S.D. 1423 Arkansas-Monticello 710 at Adams State, Colo. 13*Central State Intercollegiate opponent

1989 (12-1-0, 10-0 MIAA)MIAA Champions NCAA Division II National QuarterfinalistPSU Opp.43 *at Truman State 042 *Missouri Western 2127 *at Southwest Baptist 2415 Lincoln 347 Lincoln 347 *at Southeast Missouri 542 *at Missouri-Rolla 1461 *Washburn 034 at Arkansas State 1331 *Missouri Southern 3

NCAA Division II Playoffs28 Northwest Missouri 721 Angelo State, Texas 24*Missouri Intercollegiate opponent

TEXAS STATE(Formerly Southwest Texas State)

1990 (6-5, 3-3 SLC) TXST Opp.15 at Texas A&M-Kingsville 735 Idaho 3822 at Liberty 3527 *at UL Monroe 3033 Nicholls State 3024 *Stephen F. Austin 032 Texas Southern 921 at Northwestern State 1219 *McNeese State 1715 *North Texas 1625 *at Sam Houston State 26*Southland Conference opponent

1991(7-4, 4-3 SLC)TXST Opp.29 Texas A&M-Kingsville 1438 at Idaho 4119 *at Nicholls State 108 *UL Monroe 1731 *at Stephen F. Austin 1531 vs. Texas Southern 2918 *at McNeese State 1924 *Northwestern State 059 Prairie View A&M 636 *North Texas 814 *Sam Houston State 20*Southland Conference opponent

NEW MEXICO1992 (3-8, 2-6 WAC)UNM Opp.24 TCU 739 at New Mexico St. 4213 SMU 2032 *at Air Force 3321 *San Diego St. 4921 *at Wyoming 3524 Utah 728 *at Fresno St. 310 *at BYU 3535 *UTEP 1410 *Colorado St. 14*WAC opponent

1993 (6-5, 4-4 WAC)UNM Opp.31 *BYU 3434 at TCU 3524 *at Fresno St. 4142 New Mexico St. 741 *Hawaii 1442 *at Utah 3517 *at San Diego St. 2020 *at Colorado St. 2139 Idaho St. 1310 *Wyoming 735 *UTEP 29*WAC opponent

1994 (5-7, 4-4 WAC)UNM Opp.31 at Texas Tech 3729 TCU 4431 at SMU 3447 *at BYU 4931 *Colorado St. 3838 *at Hawaii 2113 *San Diego St. 2056 at New Mexico St. 3149 *at Fresno St. 3223 *Utah 2128 *at Wyoming 3825 *UTEP 21*WAC opponent

1995 (4-7, 2-6 WAC)UNM Opp.45 Northern Arizona 219 *Utah 3636 New Mexico St. 2434 *at Fresno St. 5124 *Hawaii 1022 *at Colorado St. 147 Texas Tech 3429 *at San Diego St. 3814 *BYU 3112 *at UTEP 17*WAC opponent

1996 (6-5, 2-6 WAC)UNM Opp.28 at New Mexico St. 749 Northern Arizona 3317 Central Florida 714 *at BYU 1727 *TCU 721 *at Rice 3842 *San Diego St. 4831 *at SMU 5234 *at Tulsa 2324 *Utah 3144 *UTEP 17*WAC opponent

1997 (9-4, 6-2 WAC)WAC Mountain Division Champions UNM Opp.33 Northern Arizona 1061 New Mexico St. 2438 *at UTEP 2025 at Utah St. 2222 *SMU 1536 *at San Diego St. 2123 *Rice 3510 *at Utah 1540 *at TCU 1038 *BYU 2851 *Tulsa 1313 vs. Colorado St. (WAC Championship) 4114 %vs. Arizona (Insight.com Bowl) 20*WAC opponent



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TCU1998 (7-5, 4-4 WAC)TCU Opp.31 at Iowa State 219 Oklahoma 1035 *Air Force 3419 Vanderbilt (2 OT) 1621 *Fresno State 106 *at SMU 1021 *at Colorado State 4227 *Wyoming 3412 *Rice 1417 *at Tulsa 741 *at UNLV 1828 #vs. USC (Sun Bowl) 19*WAC opponent

1999 (8-4, 5-2 WAC)TCU Opp.31 Arizona 357 at Northwestern 1724 at Arkansas State 2119 *at Fresno State (OT) 2642 *San Jose State 056 *Tulsa 1721 *at Rice 4234 *at Hawaii 1427 North Texas 352 *UTEP 2421 *SMU 028 #East Carolina (Mobile Bowl) 14*WAC opponent

2000 (10-2, 7-1 WAC)TCU Opp.41 *at Nevada 1041 Northwestern 1452 Arkansas State 324 at Navy 041 *Hawaii 2117 *at Tulsa 337 *Rice 024 *at San Jose State 2724 *Fresno State 747 *UTEP 1462 *at SMU 721 #Southern Miss (Mobile Bowl) 28*WAC opponent

ALABAMA 2001 (7-5, 4-4 SEC)UA Opp.17 UCLA 2012 *Vanderbilt 931 *Arkansas 1036 *at South Carolina 3756 UTEP 724 *at Ole Miss 2724 *Mississippi State 1731 *at Auburn 728 Southern Miss 1514 #Iowa State (Independence Bowl) 13*- SEC opponent

2002 (10-3, 6-2 SEC)UA Opp.39 Middle Tennessee State 3427 at Oklahoma 3733 North Texas 720 Southern Miss 730 *at Arkansas 1225 *Georgia 2742 *Ole Miss 734 *at Tennessee 1430 *at Vanderbilt 828 *Mississippi State 1431 *at LSU 07 *Auburn 1721 at Hawaii 16*- SEC opponent

TEXAS A&M 2003 (4-8, 2-6 Big XII)A&M Opp.26 Arkansas State 1128 Utah 2619 at Virginia Tech 3526 Pittsburgh 3728 *at Texas Tech 5973 *Baylor 012 *at Nebraska 4810 *Oklahoma State 3845 *Kansas 330 *at Oklahoma 7722 *at Missouri 4515 *Texas 46*- Big XII opponent

2007 (7-5, 4-4 Big XII)A&M Opp.38 Montana State 747 Fresno State (OT) 4554 UL Monroe 1417 at Miami (Fla.) 3434 *Baylor 1024 *Oklahoma State 237 *at Texas Tech 3536 *at Nebraska 1411 *Kansas (9) 1914 *at Oklahoma (5) 4226 *at Missouri (6) 4038 *Texas (11) 30*- Big XII opponent

TEXAS STATE2011 (6-6) TXST Opp.10 at Texas Tech 5010 at Wyoming 4538 Tarleton State 2835 at Stephen F. Austin (22) 2638 Nicholls State 1221 at McNeese State 1446 Lamar 2128 at Southeastern Louisiana 3810 Northwestern State 2334 Prairie View A&M 2622 at Central Arkansas 2314 Sam Houston State (2) 36

2012 (4-8, 2-4 WAC)TXST Opp.30 at Houston 1310 Texas Tech 5841 Stephen F. Austin 3721 Nevada 34 14 at New Mexico 35 38 *Idaho 720 *at San Jose State 317 *at Utah State 3855 *Louisiana Tech 6210 at Navy 2131 *at UTSA 3866 *New Mexico State 28*- WAC opponent

2013 (6-6, 2-5 Sun Belt)TXST Opp.22 at Southern Miss 1528 Prairie View A&M 3 7 at Texas Tech 3342 Wyoming 2124 *UL Lafayette 4814 *UL Monroe 2124 *Georgia State 1733 *South Alabama 3137 at Idaho 2121 *at Arkansas State 38 7 *Western Kentucky 3828 *at Troy 42*- Sun Belt Conference opponent

2004 (7-5, 5-3 Big XII)A&M Opp.21 at Utah 4131 Wyoming 027 Clemson 642 Kansas State 3034 at Iowa State 336 at Oklahoma State 2029 Colorado (OT) 2634 at Baylor (OT) 3535 Oklahoma 4232 Texas Tech (OT) 2513 at Texas 26 7 #vs. Tennessee (Cotton Bowl) 38*- Big XII opponent

2005 (5-6, 3-5 Big XII)A&M Opp.24 at Clemson 2566 SMU 844 Texas State 3116 *Baylor (OT) 1320 *at Colorado 4162 *Oklahoma State 2330 *at Kansas State 2814 *Iowa State 4217 *at Texas Tech (16) 5630 *at Oklahoma 3629 *Texas (2) 40*- Big XII opponent

2006 (9-4, 5-3 Big XII)A&M Opp.35 Citadel 351 UL Lafayette 728 Army (San Antonio) 2445 Louisiana Tech 1427 *Texas Tech (24) 3121 *at Kansas 1829 * Missouri (19) 1934 *at Oklahoma State (OT) 3331 *at Baylor 2116 *Oklahoma (18) 1727 *Nebraska (25) 2812 *Texas (10) 710 California (19) (Holiday Bowl) 45*- Big XII opponent

SUN BELT CONFERENCE HEAD COACHESBOWL/PLAYOFF APPEARANCES AS HEAD COACHES

MOST CAREER WINS BY SUN BELT CONFERENCE COACHES

Head Coach, School Yrs. Wins 1. Dennis Franchione, Texas State 29 203 2. Larry Blakeney, Troy 24 175 3. Mark Hudspeth, UL Lafayette 11 93 4. Todd Berry, UL Monroe 13 52 5. Joey Jones, South Alabama 7 34 6. Doug Martin, New Mexico State 10 31 7. Trent Miles, Georgia State 6 20 8. Paul Petrino, Idaho 2 1 9. Blake Anderson, Arkansas State 1 0

Head Coach, School App 1. Dennis Franchione, Texas State 142. Larry Blakeney, Troy 12 3. Paul Petrino, Idaho *114. Mark Hudspeth, UL Lafayette *105. Todd Berry, UL Monroe *8 6. Doug Martin, New Mexico State *6 7. Trent Miles, Georgia State *4 Blake Anderson, Arkansas State *37. Joey Jones, South Alabama -*- includes appearances as an assistant coach



DENNIS FRANCHIONE VS. OPPONENTS

Opponent W L TLangston 1 0 0Liberty 0 1 0Lincoln 3 0 0UL Lafayette 1 1 0UL Monroe 1 1 0Louisiana State 1 1 0Louisiana Tech 1 1 0McNeese State 2 1 0McPherson 2 0 0Miami 0 1 0Middle Tennessee State 1 0 0Mississippi 1 1 0Mississippi State 2 0 0Missouri 1 2 0Missouri-Rolla 5 0 0Missouri Southern 5 0 0Missouri Western 5 0 0Montana State 1 0 0Navy 1 1 0Nebraska 1 2 0Nebraska-Kearney 4 0 0Nevada 1 1 0New Mexico 0 1 0New Mexico State 6 1 0Nicholls 3 0 0Northeastern State 1 0 0Northern Arizona 3 0 0Northern (S.D.) State 1 0 0North Texas 3 1 0Northwestern 1 1 0Northwestern State 2 1 0Northwest Missouri 2 0 0Oklahoma 0 7 0Oklahoma State 4 1 0Ottawa 1 0 1Panhandle State 1 0 0Pittsburgh 0 1 0Prairie View A&M 3 0 0Presbyterian (S.C.) 1 0 0Rice 1 4 0

Opponent W L TSam Houston State 0 3 0San Diego State 1 5 0San Jose State 1 2 0SMU 4 4 0South Alabama 1 0 0South Carolina 0 1 0Southeast Missouri 1 0 0Southeastern Louisiana 0 1 0Southern Cal 1 0 0Southern Miss 3 1 0Southwest Baptist 1 0 0Stephen F. Austin 4 0 0Sterling 1 1 0St. Mary’s 2 0 0Tabor 2 0 0Tarleton State 1 0 0Tennessee 1 1 0TCU 3 2 0Texas 2 3 0Texas A&M-Kingsville 2 0 0UTEP 8 1 0Texas Southern 2 0 0Texas State 1 0 0Texas Tech 1 9 0Troy 0 1 0Truman State 1 0 0Tulsa 5 0 0UCLA 0 1 0UNLV 1 0 0UTSA 0 1 0Utah 4 4 0Utah State 1 1 0Vanderbilt 3 0 0Virginia Tech 0 1 0Washburn 6 0 0Wayne State (Neb.) 4 0 0Western Kentucky 0 1 0Wyoming 3 4 0

Opponent W L TAdams State (Colo.) 0 1 0Air Force 1 2 0Angelo State 0 1 0Arizona 0 2 0Arkansas 2 0 0Arkansas-Monticello 1 0 0Arkansas State 4 1 0Arkansas Tech 2 0 0Army 1 0 0Auburn 1 1 0Baylor 4 1 0Bethany 1 1 0Bethel 2 0 0BYU 1 5 0California 0 1 0Cameron 0 2 0Central Arkansas 0 2 0Central Florida 1 0 0Central Missouri 1 0 0The Citadel 1 0 0Clemson 1 1 0Colorado 1 1 0Colorado State 1 5 0East Carolina 1 0 0Emporia State 3 1 0Evangel 0 1 0Fort Hays State 4 0 0Fresno State 4 4 0Friends 1 1 0Georgia 0 1 0Georgia State 1 0 0Hawai’i 6 0 0Houston 1 0 0Idaho 2 2 0Idaho State 1 0 0Iowa State 3 1 0Kansas 2 0 0Kansas State 2 0 0Kansas Wesleyan 1 0 1Lamar 1 0 02014 Opponents in bold type



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Wife: Cindy Children: Taylor, Kendall, Jordan

EDUCATIONCollege: Sam Houston State, 1979

COACHING EXPERIENCEYears Schools Position1979-80 Sam Houston State Linebacker/WR/QB1981 UTEP Receivers/Tight Ends1982 Kansas State Tight Ends1983-84 Tennessee Tech Secondary/RB1985 Texas Assistant Coach1986-89 Round Rock Westwood H. S. Assistant Coach1990-91 Texas State Secondary/Recruiting Coord.1992-95 New Mexico Asst. Head Coach/Secondary1996-97 New Mexico Asst. Head Coach/Running Backs1998-00 TCU Running Game Coord./Running Backs2001-06 TCU Offensive Coordinator/Running Backs2007-08 TCU Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks2009 Illinois Offensive Coordinator/Tight Ends2010 Middle Tennessee St. Offensive Coordinator/QB2011- Texas State Assistant Head Coach/OC/QB

BOWL GAMESPoinsettia Bowl 2008Texas Bowl 2007Poinsettia Bowl 2006EV1.net Houston Bowl 2005 Plains Capital Fort Worth Bowl 2003AXA Liberty Bowl 2002GalleryFurniture.com Bowl 2001GMAC Mobile Alabama Bowl 2000Mobile Alabama Bowl 1999Northwest Sun Bowl 1998Insight.com Bowl 1997

THE MIKE SCHULTZ FILE

MIKE SCHULTZASSISTANT HEAD COACH, CO-OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR, QUARTERBACKS COACH 34TH SEASON OVERALLSAM HOUSTON STATE, 1979 FOUR CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 11 BOWL GAMES

SIXTH SEASON

Beginning his 34th season in coaching, Mike Schultz starts his fourth year as an assistant head coach, co-offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Texas State after rejoin-ing Dennis Franchione’s staff in January 2011. Schultz served as an assistant coach under Franchione from 1990-2000 at Texas State, New Mexico and TCU.

In the past three seasons, Schultz installed a spread of-fense while tutoring two of the most accurate passers in Texas State history during the past two seasons. In 2012, Shaun Rutherford set the school’s single season record with a comple-tion percentage of 64.5 percent after completing 193 of 299 passes. Last season, true freshman Tyler Jones had the third-highest single season percentage with 62.1 after he completed 100 of his 161 passes. After his first full spring practice with Jones, Schultz will implement Texas State’s up-tempo offense this season.

Before rejoining Franchione’s staff in 2011, Schultz served as his secondary coach and recruiting coordinator for the Bobcats in 1990-91 before moving to New Mexico, where he was the assistant head coach and secondary coach on coach Fran’s staff from 1992-95. He moved over to offense as the running backs coach for the Lobos in 1996 and followed Franchione to TCU in 1998, where he was the running game co-ordinator and running backs coach for the next three seasons.

In 2001, he was named TCU’s offensive coordinator and running backs coach under Gary Patterson and served as of-fensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach with the Horned Frogs in 2007-08.

Schultz returned to Texas State after serving as the of-fensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Middle Tennes-see State in 2010 and the offensive coordinator and tight ends coach at Illinois in 2009. That season, the Illini ranked 17th nationally in rushing.

He went to Illinois after spending two seasons as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach for two years at TCU. He also coached the running backs during his first nine seasons with the Horned Frogs.

The 2008 season saw TCU set single-season school re-cords for points scored (420) and touchdowns (54). The Frogs led the nation in time of possession (35:05) and were 13th nationally in team rushing (215.7 yards per game). The Frogs were second in the Mountain West Conference in total offense (417.1 yards per game) and third in scoring offense (35.0 points per game). TCU totaled at least 410 yards of offense in eight of 12 games.

In 2007, Schultz helped mentor Frog signal caller Andy Dalton to Freshman All-America honors. Dalton set single-sea-son TCU records for pass completions (222) and attempts (371) while placing second in yards (2,459) and fourth in completion percentage (59.8).

Four of the six highest-scoring teams in TCU history came under Schultz’s direction. Four of the top-six single-season touchdown totals by TCU came in his last five years.

Two of TCU’s top-three games in total offense also were under Schultz. The Frogs had a school-record 782 yards versus Hous-ton in 2003 and a 694-yard effort at San Diego State in 2007 ranked third.

TCU’s running attack ranked ninth nationally in 2006 with 194.6 yards per game and the Horned Frogs were 17th in total offense (408.5 ypg). During his tenure as running backs coach, Schultz consistently developed young players.

Aaron Brown was named the 2005 Mountain West Conference Freshman of the Year after Lonta Hobbs and Robert Merrill became the first two freshmen in TCU history to rush for 1,000 yards. The duo accomplished the feat in back-to-back seasons (Hobbs 2002, Merrill 2003).

Schultz tutored five 1,000-yard rushers at TCU after the Horned Frogs had just four 1,000-yard rushers in more than 100 years prior to his arrival. The five included Hobbs, Merrill. LaDainian Tomlinson (twice) and Basil Mitchell.

Tomlinson was a two-time NCAA rushing champ, lead-ing the country with 1,850 yards in 1999 and a school record 2,158 in 2000. He earned All- America honors, was a Heisman Trophy finalist and the winner of the Doak Walker National Running Back Award before being selected fifth overall in the 2000 NFL Draft and earning NFL MVP honors in 2006.

TCU ranked fourth nationally in rushing offense with 275.6 yards per game in 2000, and was one of just six schools to average over 200 yards rushing and 200 yards passing in 2003.

In 2004, the Horned Frogs were among the nation’s Top 20 teams in scoring, total and passing offense. The 362 points the Horned Frogs scored that year tied for the second-highest in school history, while the 48 touchdowns were one shy of the school record set in 2005.

Schultz began his coaching career at his alma mater, Sam Houston State, in 1979. He also coached at UTEP and Kansas State before joining Fred Akers’ staff at Texas for the 1985 season.

He also was an assistant coach at Westwood High School in Round Rock for three years before joining Franchione’s staff at Texas State in 1990.

Schultz and his wife, Cindy, have three daughters, Tay-lor, Kendall and Jordan.



Wife: Jolene Children: Callie, Patsy and BobbiPlaying Experience: NW Missouri State (S, 1978-81)

EDUCATIONCollege: Northwest Missouri State, 1981

COACHING EXPERIENCEYears Schools Position1984 NW Missouri State Graduate Assistant1984-85 Sam Houston State Wide Receivers1986-89 Lamar QB/WR1990 Northshore HS Offensive Coordinator1991-92 Missouri Western State Offensive Coordinator1993-96 Blinn College Offensive Coordinator1997 Blinn College Head Coach1998-99 New Mexico Tight Ends2000-01 New Mexico Running Backs2002-03 New Mexico Wide Receivers2004-09 Central Missouri Assoc. Head Coach/WR2010-11 Sam Houston State Asst. Head Coach/WR2012- Texas State Co-Offensive Coord./RB/TE

BOWL GAMESBowl YearMineral Water Bowl 1994Texas Junior College Shrine Bowl 1995Mineral Water Bowl 1996Las Vegas Bowl 2002Las Vegas Bowl 2003

THE JEFF CONWAY FILE

JEFF CONWAYCO-OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR, RUNNING BACKS COACH 29TH SEASON OVERALLNORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE, 1981 FIVE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • FIVE BOWL GAMES

THIRD SEASON

Jeff Conway enters his third season as the co-offensive coordinator, running backs and tight ends coach at Texas State after producing three All-Conference players in his first two seasons.

Conway coached two of the top 10 rushing leaders in the Sun Belt Conference in 2013, including Second-Team All-SBC running back Robert Lowe. Lowe ranked second among league leaders with 945 yards and nine touchdowns on 164 carries and Chris Nutall gained 477 yards and scored six TDs on 83 carries to rank 10th among league leaders.

In his first season, Conway tutored Second-Team All-WAC tight end Chase Harper, who finished the season sec-ond among Bobcat reception leaders with 28 catches for 315 catches and three touchdowns.

In addition, running back Marcus Curry was chosen an Honorable Mention All-WAC selection after leading the Bob-cats in rushing with 685 yards and 10 touchdowns on 113 car-ries in 2012.

He also coaches kickoff returns on special teams and has produced two of the top kick returners in the nation each of the last two seasons. Last year, record-setting Brandon Smith ranked fifth nationally after averaging 29.9 yards per return and tied a NCAA record when he returned two kickoffs for touchdowns in the same game at UL Lafayette. In 2012, Jafus Gaines led the WAC in kickoff returns and ranked 10th nation-ally with 28.9 yards per return.

Conway came to Texas State after serving as the as-sistant head coach and wide receivers coach at Sam Houston State during the two previous seasons when the Bearkats posted a combined record of 20-6.

In 2011, Sam Houston State was a Division I FCS Final-ist and ended the season ranked No. 2 nationally with a 14-1 overall record. The Bearkats also won the Southland Confer-ence with a 7-0 league record.

One of his receivers at Sam Houston State was 2011 SLC Offensive Player of the Year Richard Sincere, who caught 25 passes for 449 yards and rushed 120 times for 965 yards and nine touchdowns when lining up behind center in the “Wild Bearkat” formation.

Conway went to Sam Houston State after serving as the associate head coach and wide receivers coach at Central Mis-souri for six seasons.

During that span, the Mules compiled a 41-24 record, including an 8-3 mark in 2009. Central Missouri also had four seven-win campaigns in 2004, 2005, 2007 and 2008.

He also worked six seasons as a special teams and re-cruiting coordinator at the University of New Mexico, where he began his tenure coaching tight ends in 1998-99, running backs in 2000-01 and wide receivers from 2002-03.

During the 2001 season as running backs coach, New Mexico enjoyed its best season in four years as the Lobos aver-aged 191 yards per game and produced a NFL Draft selection, Jarrod Baxter.

Conway went to New Mexico from Blinn College, where he was a first-year head coach in 1997 and led the Buccaneers to an 8-3 record and a No. 14 national ranking.

He was named head coach after serving as the offen-sive coordinator for four seasons when Blinn posted a 47-8-1 record, won 26 consecutive games and won back-to-back na-tional championships in 1995 and 1996.

Conway also served as the offensive coordinator at Mis-souri Western State in 1991 and 1992 after serving in the same capacity at Houston’s Northshore High School in 1990.

He began his coaching career as an assistant at his alma mater, Northwest Missouri State in the spring of 1984 before moving to Sam Houston State as a wide receivers coach in 1984-85. The Bearkats finished 8-3 both seasons and won a Gulf Star Conference championship. He also served as a quar-terbacks and receivers coach at Lamar from 1986-89.

Conway is a 1981 graduate of Northwest Missouri State where he earned his bachelor’s degree in finance and played football as a free safety from 1978 to 1981. He was named an All-Conference selection as a senior. A native of Knoxville, Iowa, Conway and his wife, Jolene, have three daughters, Callie, Patsy and Bobbi.



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EDUCATIONCollege: Colorado, 2009

COACHING EXPERIENCEYears Schools Position2007-09 Colorado Offensive Intern2010 Northern Colorado Offensive Line2011 UC Davis Run Game Coordinator/OL2012 New Mexico State Offensive Line2013 Arkansas State Offensive Line2014 Texas State Offensive Line

NFL PLAYOFFS AS A PLAYERTeam YearsGreen Bay 2004 &2005

BOWL GAMES AS A COACH AND PLAYERBowls YearsGoDaddy Bowl 2014Insight.com Bowl* 1999Aloha Bowl* 1998Southern California Bowl* 1996*- as a player

THE BRAD BEDELL FILE

BRAD BEDELLOFFENSIVE LINE COACH EIGHTH SEASON OVERALLCOLORADO, 2009 ONE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP • ONE BOWL GAME AS A COACH

FIRST SEASON

Brad Bedell enters his first season as the offensive line coach at Texas State after serving as the offensive line coach at Arkansas State in 2013.

During his brief stay at Arkansas State, Bedell produced a pair of Second-Team All-Sun Belt Conference offensive line-men in Bryce Giddens and Steven Haunga. Giddens, who plays center, was also on the Rimington Trophy watch list. The Red Wolves won their third straight SBC title and won the GoDaddy Bowl for the second straight year.

His offensive line also paved the way for an offense that averaged 407.8 yards in total offense, including 205.7 yards rushing per game. The Red Wolves also ran for 31 touchdowns and had five different players rush for over 100 yards in a game.

Bedell went to Arkansas State after serving as an as-sistant coach at New Mexico State in 2012, where he tutored All-Western Athletic Conference lineman Davonte Wallace. In addition, his line helped the New Mexico State’s offense com-pile 4,024 yards total offense that included 1,171 yards on the ground.

Prior to joining New Mexico State’s staff, he was the offensive line coach and run game coordinator at UC Davis in 2011. There, he coached two First-Team All-Great West Confer-ence offensive linemen Sean Davies and Ray Wilburn.

He went to UC Davis after spending the 2010 campaign as the offensive line coach at Northern Colorado. In his lone season with the Bears, Northern Colorado averaged 357.8 yards of total offense and ranked 31st nationally with 227.0 passing yards. He also produced a pair of All-Big Sky linemen in tackle Lee Barbiasz and center Tim McGraw.

Bedell began his coaching career at his alma mater, Colorado, where he served as an offensive intern from 2007-09. He joined the Buffaloes’ staff after playing six years in the NFL with the Houston Texans in 2006, Green Bay Packers in 2004 and 2005, Miami in 2003 and Cleveland in 2000 and 2001. He played in 40 NFL games and made four starts during his pro career.

Bedell began his professional career after being named a First-Team All-American by the Football Writers Association of America as a senior at Colorado, where he was a two-year letterman as an offensive guard in 1998 and 1999. The Associ-ated Press also selected him as a Second-Team All-America and he earned First-Team All-Big 12 as a senior.

He went to Colorado after playing two seasons at Mt. San Antonio College in 1995 and 1996. As a sophomore, he did not allow a sack all year and drew only one penalty while lead-ing the Mounties to an 8-2 record and a victory over Chaffey College in the Southern California Bowl. He also earned First-Team All-America honors and was rated as the 1996 top junior college offensive lineman and the nation’s No. 4 overall junior college recruit.

Bedell and his wife, Jessica , have a son, Walker.



Wife: Jessica Children: Saniya, Ellis and SavanaPlaying Experience: Arena Football, QB, 2004-07 Western Kentucky, QB, 2000-01 Kemper Military JC, QB, 1998-99

EDUCATIONCollege: Western Kentucky, 2002 Sul Ross State, 2009

COACHING EXPERIENCEYears Schools Position2002 Bacone College Wide Receivers2008 Sul Ross State Wide Receivers2009 Sul Ross State Quarterbacks2010 Kentucky State WR/Recruiting Coordinator2011- Texas State Wide Receivers

THE JASON JOHNSON FILE

JASON JOHNSONWIDE RECEIVERS COACH EIGHTH SEASON OVERALLWESTERN KENTUCKY, 2002 ONE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP • TWO NCAA FCS PLAYOFFS

FOURTH SEASON

Jason Johnson is in his fourth season as the wide receiv-ers coach at Texas State. Last season, he produced a pair of seniors, Isaiah Battle and Andy Erickson, who both caught a team-best 27 passes, while Brandon Smith had 22 receptions for 241 yards and two touchdowns as a sophomore. Overall, Texas State’s wide receivers recorded 103 catches for 1,073 yards and five touchdowns in 2013.

Johnson’s receiving corps registered 139 receptions for 1,592 yards and 8 touchdowns in 2012 and caught 89 passes for 1,102 yard and 9 touchdowns in 2011.

Johnson came to Texas State after serving as the wide receivers coach and recruiting coordinator at Kentucky State in 2010.

While at Kentucky State, Johnson produced one of the top five receivers in the Southern Intercollegiate Conference who was named a Second-Team All-Conference performer.

He went to Kentucky State after serving three seasons on the coaching staff at Sul Ross State. He was the quarter-backs coach in 2009 when he produced an Honorable Mention All-Conference performer after coaching the wide receivers in 2008 and serving as a graduate assistant coach in 2007.

Johnson began his coaching career at Bacone College in Oklahoma as a wide receivers coach in 2002 and a quarter-backs coach in 2003. He helped lead the Warriors to second-place finishes in the Central States Football League both sea-sons before playing Arena Football from 2004-07.

He was a quarterback for the Odessa Roughnecks in 2004-05 before playing one season with the Lakeland Thun-derbolts in 2006. In 2007, he played quarterback for the Laredo Lobos in the Arena 2 Football League.

Johnson also played two seasons at Western Kentucky in 2000 and 2001, where he earned Honorable Mention All-Ohio Valley Conference honors as a quarterback in 2000, when he led Western Kentucky in passing with 1,148 yards and six touchdowns and in total offense with 1,904 yards.

In addition, he helped lead the Hilltoppers to an 11-2 overall record, an OVC championship with a 7-0 league record and the second round of the NCAA Division I FCS playoffs. John-son also earned OVC Newcomer of the Week on Oct. 15 that season.

He went to Western Kentucky after playing two seasons at Kemper Military Junior College in 1998 and 1999. Johnson was named a NJCAA Honorable Mention All-America in 1999 after leading the NJCAA in total offense with 3,531 yards on 437 plays.

Johnson earned an associate of arts degree at Kemper Military Institute in 1999 and a bachelor of science degree in health at Western Kentucky in 2002. He also earned a master’s degree in physical education at Sul Ross State in 2009. John-son and his wife, Jessica, have three children, Saniya, Ellis and Savana.



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Wife: Charleen Children: Cabe and Hays

EDUCATIONCollege: Central Arkansas, 1978

COACHING EXPERIENCEYears Schools Position1982 Arkansas Graduate Assistant1983-86 Northwestern State Def. Coord., LB, Secondary1987 Alabama linebackers1988-89 Northwestern State Def. Coord., LB, Secondary1990-91 Louisiana Tech Defensive Coord., LB, DE1992 Southern Miss Defensive Coordinator1993-98 Southern Miss Asst. Head Coach/Def. Coord.1999 Memphis Defensive Coordinator2000 Arkansas Co- Defensive Coordinator2001 Arkansas Defensive Coordinator2002 Florida Defensive Coordinator2003-04 East Carolina Head Coach2005 South Carolina Co- Defensive Coordinator2006 Central Arkansas Athletic Director2007 Mississippi Defensive Coordinator/DB2008-11 Georgia State Asst. Head Coach/ Def. Coord./LB2012-13 Arkansas State Defensive Coordinator/LB2014 Texas State Defensive Coordinator

BOWL GAMESBluebonnett Bowl 1982Independence Bowl 1990Liberty Bowl 1997Humanitarian Bowl 1998Las Vegas Bowl 2000Cotton Bowl 2002Outback Bowl 2003Independence Bowl 2005GoDaddy.com Bowl 2013GoDaddy Bowl 2014

THE JOHN THOMPSON FILE

JOHN THOMPSONDEFENSIVE COORDINATOR 33RD SEASON OVERALLCENTRAL ARKANSAS, 1978 SIX CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 10 BOWL GAMES

FIRST SEASON

Veteran defensive coach John Thompson is in his first season as the defensive coordinator at Texas State. Thompson came to Texas State after serving two years as a defensive co-ordinator and linebackers coach at Arkansas State.

Thompson also served as Arkansas State’s interim head coach during each of their last two bowl appearances and led the Red Wolves to a 17-13 victory over No. 25 Kent State in 2013 at the 2013 GoDaddy Bowl and a 23-20 win against Ball State in the 2014 GoDaddy Bowl. The victory over Kent State marked the first time Arkansas State won a bowl game since 1960 and its first victory over a Top 25-ranked team since join-ing the FBS in 1992.

As the defensive coordinator in 2013, his defense ranked third among Sun Belt Conference teams in scoring defense and passing defense. It also was second in forced turnovers with 21 after collecting 12 fumbles and 9 interceptions and produced four All-Conference performers, including 2013 All-SBC First-Team defensive end Ryan Carrethers, who was selected by the San Diego Chargers in the fourth round of the 2014 NFL Draft, and All-SBC linebacker Qushuan Lee.

In 2012, Arkansas State ranked first among Sun Belt Conference teams in scoring defense and third in total defense. The Red Wolves shut out two opponents for the first time since 1987, and ranked third in the Sun Belt in turnovers gained after picking up 10 fumble recoveries and 13 interceptions by eight players.

The Red Wolves had four All-Sun Belt Conference selec-tions, including first-team choices Nathan Herrold at lineback-er and Carrethers on the defensive line. In addition, safety Don Jones was drafted by the Miami Dolphins in the seventh round of the 2013 NFL Draft.

Thompson has worked 28 seasons as a collegiate de-fensive coordinator and was the head coach at East Carolina for two years after coaching at Arkansas high schools for five years. He has coached under head coaches Nick Saban, Steve Spurrier, Lou Holz, Frank Broyles and Bill Curry before joining Dennis Franchione’s staff in 2014.

Recognized as a top defensive mind, Thompson has worked as defensive coordinator or co-coordinator at South-eastern Conference schools Mississippi, Florida, Arkansas and South Carolina, along with Memphis, Southern Miss, Louisiana Tech and Northwestern State. He also was a linebackers coach at Alabama for one season.

Overall, Thompson has seen more than 100 of his play-ers drafted by or sign with NFL teams, including All-Pros Pat Surtain, Adalius Thomas, Vonta Leach, Chris Johnson, Jonathan Joseph and Ken Hamlin.

He also coached five All-Americans, 44 players who earned All-Conference honors and one, former Northwestern State linebacker Gary Reasons, has been inducted into the Col-lege Football Hall of Fame.

Thompson went to Arkansas State after serving as Georgia State’s assistant head coach for scheduling and stra-

tegic planning and defensive coordinator for four seasons. Thompson also coached inside linebackers at Georgia State.

He went to Georgia State in July 2008 after spending the 2007 season as defensive coordinator and defensive backs coach at Ole Miss. That followed a one-year stint as athletics director at his alma mater, Central Arkansas, which he guided to NCAA Division I level in 2006. He served as co-defensive co-ordinator at South Carolina in 2005.

As the head coach at East Carolina in 2003-04, he coached three First-Team All-Conference USA players and seven C-USA All-Freshman selections.

Thompson was the defensive coordinator at Florida in 2002, when the Gators played in the 2003 Outback Bowl. Florida’s pass defense ranked seventh nationally after allowing just 162.4 yards per game. He also spent two years at Arkansas, where he was a co-defensive coordinator in 2000 when the Razorbacks played in the Las Vegas Bowl, and then defensive coordinator in 2001. In 2000, Arkansas ranked second in the nation in pass defense and led the SEC in pass defense and total defense. The following year, Thompson helped lead Ar-kansas to the 2002 Cotton Bowl.

Thompson’s first position as a defensive coordinator came at Northwestern State, where he also was the lineback-ers and secondary coach from 1983-86, and again from 1988-89 after spending the 1987 season as linebackers coach at Alabama under Bill Curry.

In 1990, he became the defensive coordinator at Louisi-ana Tech before moving to Southern Miss as defensive coordi-nator in 1992 and assistant head coach in 1993. In Thompson’s seven seasons at Southern Miss (1992-98), the Golden Eagles won or shared two Conference USA titles, were twice ranked among the top 25 nationally in scoring defense and made two bowl appearances. USM also played in the 1997 Liberty Bowl and 1998 Humanitarian Bowl.

In one season at Memphis in 1999, Thompson trans-formed the Tigers from the sixth-rated defense in Conference USA into the nation’s 23rd-ranked defense and 11th-ranked scoring defense. The Tigers held SEC teams Ole Miss, Missis-sippi State and Tennessee to a combined total of 33 points.

A native of Forrest City, Ark., Thompson began his coach-ing career in the high school ranks in 1977 while pursuing his bachelor’s degree in physical education at Central Arkansas in 1978. He went on to serve as an assistant coach at Conway, For-rest City, and Arkadelphia High Schools in Arkansas. He helped lead Arkadelphia to a state championship before moving to the collegiate ranks in 1982 as a graduate assistant at Arkan-sas, where he worked under Lou Holtz. The Razorbacks played in the Bluebonnett Bowl that season.

A high school quarterback, Thompson was inducted into the Forrest City High School Hall of Fame in 2006. His playing career also includes two seasons as a defensive back at Central Arkansas. Thompson and his wife, Charleen, have two sons, Cabe and Hays.



Wife: Rebecca Children: Wyatt, Gunnar, and Isabella

EDUCATIONCollege: New Mexico, 1996 Arkansas State, 1998

COACHING EXPERIENCEYears Schools Position1992-95 New Mexico Student Coach-Secondary1996-97 Arkansas State Graduate Assistant-Offense 1998 Fort Scott College Quarterbacks/Punts 1999-00 East Central Special Teams Coord./DL2001 West Alabama Linebackers2002 Tennessee Martin LB/Recruit. Coord.2003-04 Bacone College Asst. Head Coach/Def. Coord.2005 Texas A&M-Commerce Defensive Line2006-10 Blinn College Head Coach2011- Texas State Special Teams Coord./LB

NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS AS COACHTitle YearsNJCAA 2006NJCAA 2009

BOWL GAMESBowl YearPilgrim’s Pride Bowl* 2006Heart of Texas Bowl* 2008Citizen’s Bank Bowl* 2009Heart of Texas Bowl* 2010*- NJCAA Bowl games

THE BRAD FRANCHIONE FILE

BRAD FRANCHIONESPECIAL TEAMS COORDINATOR, LINEBACKERS COACH 23RD SEASON OVERALL NEW MEXICO 1996 THREE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • FOUR BOWL GAMES

FOURTH SEASON

Brad Franchione enters his fourth season as a lineback-ers coach and special teams coordinator at Texas State.

In 2012, Texas State’s special teams were ranked fourth nationally overall by Phil Steele.com and set a school record for the longest field goal made for the second straight year. As a team, Texas State ranked eighth nationally and second in the WAC in net punting with an average of 40.5 yards per punt. The Bobcats also ranked third nationally and led the WAC in punt returns.

Franchione also coached Second-Team All-WAC line-backer Joplo Bartu, who led the Bobcats and ranked sixth among league leaders in tackles, and was second in the WAC in tackles for loss and fifth in quarterback sacks. Bartu played with the Atlanta Falcons in 2013.

Franchione came to Texas State after serving six seasons as the head coach at Blinn College, where he guided his teams to two national championships and three Top-10 NJCAA fin-ishes while compiling a 54-13 career record. He also led the Buccaneers to three Southwest Junior College Football Confer-ence championships and four overall bowl appearances.

The Buccaneers won their first national title and a Southwest Junior College Conference championship during his second season as head coach and defensive coordinator in 2006 when they finished the season with a 12-0 record and boasted the nation’s top defensive unit.

Following the season, Franchione was named the SWJCFC Coach of the Year, the American Football Monthly Schutt Sports Coach of the Year and the inaugural Sportex® Football Coach of the Year.

In 2009, Franchione was named the American Commu-nity College Football Coaches Association Coach of the Year af-ter leading Blinn to another national title with an 11-1 record. In 2010, Franchione led the team to an 8-3 record and a victory in the Heart of Texas Bowl.

Throughout his tenure at Blinn, Franchione coached four NFL Players. They included Carolina’s Cam Newton, who was the top overall player selected in the 2011 NFL Draft, former running backs James Johnson and Bernard Scott, along with former cornerback Ryan Mouton. He also coached 19 NJCAA All-Americans and 85 total players who went on to play in NCAA Division I schools.

Three of his players included Terrance Cain, the 2008 NJCAA Offensive Player of the Year; Scott, the 2008 Harlan Hill Trophy winner and Newton, who was named the 2010 Associ-ated Press College Football Player of the Year and winner of the 2010 Heisman Trophy, Maxwell Trophy, Davey O’Brien Award and Manning Award.

Franchione went to Blinn after serving one season as the defensive line coach at Texas A&M-Commerce. There, he also served as the program’s academic, travel and video coor-dinator.

He also was an associate head coach and defensive co-ordinator at Bacone College in Muskogee, Okla., in 2003-04, where he helped lead the Warriors to a second place finish in the Central States Football Conference. He went to Bacone after serving as a linebackers coach, kickoff team coach and recruiting coordinator at Tennessee-Martin in 2002.

Franchione’s career as a linebackers coach began at West Alabama in 2001 and 2002 when he served as linebackers coach as well as the punt and kickoff teams coach.

He gained additional coaching experience at East Cen-tral University (in Ada, Okla.) and at Fort Scott Community College in Kansas. He served as the defensive line coach and special teams coordinator at East Central from 1999-2001. He also was the team’s recruiting and academic coordinator. He helped lead the Tigers to their first winning season in 17 years during the 2000 campaign.

While at Fort Scott, Franchione coached the quarter-backs and the punt team, while also serving as the video co-ordinator in 1998.

Franchione began his coaching career as a student coach assisting with the secondary at New Mexico from 1992-96 and was a graduate assistant coach at Arkansas State from 1996-98.

He earned his bachelor’s degree in physical education at New Mexico in 1996 and master of science degree in education at Arkansas State in 1998. He and his wife, Rebecca, have two sons, Wyatt and Gunnar, and a daughter, Isabella.



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Wife: Dyan Children: Lee and LorynPlaying Experience: Angelo State, 1983-84

EDUCATIONCollege: UTSA, 1994

COACHING EXPERIENCEYears Schools Position1987-89 Texas State Student Coach1990-91 Texas State Graduate Assistant 1992-93 Trinity Assistant Coach1994 New Mexico Defensive Line1995-00 Texas State Linebackers 2001-02 Texas State Defensive Coordinator2002 Sam Houston State Defensive Line2003-04 Sam Houston State Defensive Coordinator2005-08 Montana Running Backs/Secondary.2009 Montana Director of Operations2010 Montana Linebackers2011- Texas State Defensive Line

FCS PLAYOFFSYear School Finish2004 Sam Houston State Semifinalist2005 Montana First Round2006 Montana Semifinalist2007 Montana First Round2008 Montana Finalist2009 Montana Finalist

THE MIKE HUDSON FILE

MIKE HUDSONDEFENSIVE LINE 22ND SEASON OVERALLUTSA, 1994 SEVEN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • SIX PLAYOFF GAMES

17TH SEASON

Mike Hudson enters his fourth season as the defensive line coach at Texas State and 17th season overall as an assis-tant coach at the school.

Last season, Hudson tutored a group of defensive ends that totaled 77 tackles, including 48 solo stops and 10 tackle for losses, seven quarterback sacks and six quarterback hurries. Michael Odiari was named an All-Sun Belt Conference Third-Team selection by College Sports Madness after recording three sacks, three quarterback hurries and breaking up two passes.

In 2012, Hudson tutored Joplo Bartu, who earned Sec-ond-Team All-WAC honors as a defensive end and linebacker. In 2011, he coached a pair of All-Independent Team players in Michael Ebbitt and Jordan Norfleet.

Ebbit was selected as the Independent Team’s Defensive Player of the Year after recording 11.5 sacks and 15.5 tackles for losses. He also recovered two fumbles and returned one 63 yards for a touchdown. Norfleet added 2.5 sacks and led the team with six quarterback hurries.

Beginning his 25th season as a coach, Hudson returned to Texas State as an assistant coach for the third time in his career in 2011 after serving on the staff at Montana for six seasons.

He coached several positions during his six-year stint at Montana. He spent the 2010 season coaching linebackers after serving as Montana’s secondary coach for two seasons.

He also was the football director of operations in 2009, and was Montana’s associate head coach while coaching run-ning backs and secondary from 2005-08. During his tenure there, the Grizzlies were FCS Playoff finalists in 2008 and 2009. Montana also won or shared the Big Sky Conference from 2005-09.

In 2010, he coached All-Big Sky Conference linebacker Caleb McSurdy after producing a pair of all-conference defen-sive backs Shann Schillinger and Trumaine Johnson in 2009.

Hudson went to Montana from Sam Houston State, where he was the defensive coordinator in 2003 and 2004 after serving one year as a defensive line coach.

While at Sam Houston State, the Bearkats advanced to the semifinals of the 2004 NCAA FCS Playoffs.

Hudson began his collegiate coaching career as a stu-dent coach at Texas State in 1987 and also served as a graduate assistant coach, working full time with the defensive line in 1990 and 1991 under Dennis Franchione.

He also was the linebackers coach at Texas State from 1995-2002, and produced Second-Team All-Americans Ypres Thomas in 1995 and Myron Coleman in 2000 and Greg Pitts in 2002. Pitts also was a Third-Team All-American in 2001.

Hudson also served as defensive coordinator during the last two seasons. In addition to his coaching duties, Hudson handled numerous administrative responsibilities that includ-ed serving as the liaison for academics and student services, study hall and summer school coordinator and the director of football camps.

Between his first two stints at Texas State, Hudson was an assistant coach at Trinity University in San Antonio for two seasons before rejoining Franchione as the defensive line coach at New Mexico in 1994.

Hudson earned a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology at UTSA in 1994. Born in Bryan, Texas and raised in San Antonio, Hudson played collegiate football at Angelo State University in 1983 and 1984. The Rams won a Lone Star Conference cham-pionship in 1984.

He and his wife, Dyan, have two children, Lee and Loryn.



Playing Experience: Alabama (QB, 2002-06)

EDUCATIONCollege: Alabama, 2006

COACHING EXPERIENCEYears Schools Position2010 UAB Graduate Asst. Strength Coach 2011-12 Texas State Graduate Assistant2013- Texas State Defensive Tackles

BOWL GAMES AS A PLAYERBowl YearsMusic City 2004Cotton 2005Independence 2006

THE KYLE TATUM FILE

KYLE TATUMDEFENSIVE TACKLES COACH FOURTH SEASON OVERALLALABAMA, 2006 THREE BOWL GAMES

FOURTH SEASON

Kyle Tatum begins his second season as an assistant coach at Texas State after serving the past two seasons as a graduate assistant.

In his first season, Tatum’s defensive tackles accounted for 90 tackles, including 48 solo stops, 11 tackle for losses, four quarterback sacks and five quarterback hurries. They also broke up five passes, recovered four fumbles and forced an-other fumble.

In 2012, he coached the tight ends as the offensive graduate assistant when he coached Second-Team All-WAC tight end Chase Harper, who finished the season second among Bobcat reception leaders with 28 catches for 315 catches and three touchdowns.

In 2011, he served as a defensive graduate assistant coach for the Bobcats.

Tatum came to Texas State after serving on the strength and conditioning coaching staff at UAB in 2010.

Tatum went to UAB after spending two seasons as the offensive line coach at Prattville High School in Alabama. He

helped Prattville win a state championship in 2008. He also was invited to training camp as an offensive

tackle with the Calgary Stampeders in 2008 and Baltimore Ravens in 2007.

Tatum also played football at the University of Alabama from 2002-06, where he was a two-year starting offensive tackle after beginning his career as a freshman defensive tackle. He started two contests and recorded 14 tackles in nine games that season, including a career-high of six against Ar-kansas. He was named an All-SEC honoreein 2005 and to the SEC All-Academic Team in 2003, 2004 and 2005. In addition, he served as the team leader for the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

He earned a bachelor’s degree in business administra-tion at Alabama in 2006.



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Wife: Lacey Children: Jaxson and JaylaPlaying Experience: Texas State, 1998-02

EDUCATIONCollege: Texas State, 2002

COACHING EXPERIENCEYears Schools Position2004-06 Texas State Cornerbacks2007-10 Rice Cornerbacks2011-13 Texas State Cornerbacks2014- Texas State Secondary

BOWL GAMES AS A COACHBowl YearTexas Bowl 2008

THE JASON WASHINGTON FILE

JASON WASHINGTONSECONDARY COACH 11TH SEASON OVERALLTEXAS STATE, 2002 ONE CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP • ONE BOWL GAME • ONE FCS PLAYOFF GAME

SEVENTH SEASON

After coaching cornerbacks for the past three years, Ja-son Washington is in his first season as a secondary coach at Texas State.

Washington is in his seventh season overall at Texas State after rejoining the Bobcats’ coaching staff in 2011.

Last season, cornerback Craig Mager was named an All-Sun Belt Conference Third-Team selection by College Sports Madness after ranking eighth among league leaders with nine passes defended after breaking up nine passes.

In 2012, cornerback Darryl Morris was named a Second-Team All-WAC selection after he tied for 23rd nationally and fourth among WAC leaders with four interceptions, and fin-ished ninth among league leaders with nine passes defended. He also was fourth among Bobcat leaders with 61 tackles. In addition, Mager also tied Morris for fourth among WAC leaders with four interceptions and was fourth with 12 passes defend-ed. Morris went on to play in the NFL with the San Francisco 49ers.

Washington also coaches the punt return team on spe-cial teams. The Bobcats led the SBC in punt returns after Andy Erickson returned 20 punts for 284 yards. In 2012, Mager set a school record for the longest punt return in school history with 79 yards versus New Mexico State. Andy Erickson also ranked second nationally in punt returns with 16.7 yards per return.

In 2011, Morris and Mager combined to intercept two passes and break up 18 others. Morris also ranked second among team leaders in tackles with 62 and recorded three quarterback sacks. He also returned an interception 37 yards for a touchdown.

Washington rejoined the Bobcats in 2011 after spend-ing four years in the same capacity at Rice, where he coached five All-Conference USA defensive backs and one member of the 2009 C-USA All-Freshman team while at Rice. Washington went to Rice after serving as the cornerbacks coach at Texas State for three seasons.

During his third season, he produced the Southland Conference leader in interceptions, Walter Musgrove, who was a two-time All-Southland Conference pick, SLC Student-Ath-

lete of the Year, National Football Foundation Scholar Athlete and a FCS ADA Academic All-Star.

He also coached two other All-SLC defensive backs in each of his first two seasons as a coach.

Prior to joining Texas State’s coaching staff, Washington was a four-year letterman for the Bobcats in football and base-ball. He started as a defensive back for the football team and played center field for the baseball team before graduating in 2002.

He posted a career-best 66 tackles as a senior in football, and was named to the Southland Conference All-Tournament Team and NCAA All-Regional team in 1999 after helping the Bobcats win the SLC Tournament and play in the NCAA Re-gional at Baylor as a member of Texas State’s baseball team.

He came to Texas State after lettering three years as a quarterback, wide receiver and defensive back at San Antonio’s MacArthur High School.

He led the team to the regional quarterfinals with an 11-3 record as a senior while earning All-District, All-City and All-State honors.

The San Antonio area sportswriters named him the De-fensive MVP in the area, and he was listed among the Top 100 players in Texas.

Washington earned a bachelor’s degree in 2002 and a master’s degree in sports administration in 2004 at Texas State. In 2009, he spent a week with the Minnesota Vikings coach-ing staff as part of the Bill Walsh Minority Coaching Fellowship program that has produced three current NFL head coaches.

He and his wife, Lacey, have a son, Jaxson and a daugh-ter, Jayla.



Reuben Vaughn enters his second season as the recruiting coordinator at Texas State after coaching the Bobcats’ defensive tackles during the two previous seasons.

Vaughn returned to Texas State in 2011 after serving the last three seasons as the defen-sive tackles and linebackers coach at Southwest High School in Fort Worth. He helped lead South-west to the Class 4A Area finals with an 8-4 overall record in 2010 and to the Bi-District playoffs in 2008. He went to Southwest after coaching the offensive line at Texas A&M-Commerce in 2006.

Vaughn also was an assistant offensive line coach and was involved with the scout team for defense and special teams at Texas A&M from 2003-05 under Dennis Franchione after serving one season as the defensive line coach at Texas State in 2002. He also helped direct the special teams. Vaughn began his coaching career as a graduate assistant coach at Texas A&M– Com-merce during the 2000 and 2001 seasons in which he coached an All-Conference First-Team defensive end.

Before entering the coaching ranks, Vaughn played at TCU for Pat Sullivan and Franchione from 1996-1999. He was a member of the 1998 Horned Frog team that tied Louisville for the greatest turnaround in the nation with a 7-5 record and upset USC in the Sun Bowl for the school’s first bowl victory since 1957. The next year TCU claimed a share of the WAC champion-ship before beating East Carolina in the Inaugural Mobile Alabama Bowl.

Vaughn graduated from TCU with a bachelor’s degree in psychology with a minor in speech communication in 2000 and earned a master’s degree in kinesiology from Texas A&M University-Commerce in 2001. He and his wife, Denise, have a daughter, Morgan Camille.

Entering his 21st year in the field of strength and conditioning, Blake Cundiff is in his fourth season as the head strength and conditioning coach for the Texas State football team.

During his career, Cundiff has trained a wide variety of athletes ranging from high school football, baseball and hockey players to NFL, NHL and MLB stars such as Pro Football Hall of Fame members Troy Aikman, Larry Allen, Michael Irvin, Deion Sanders, Emmitt Smith and Brett Hull.

He joined Texas State’s staff after serving as the strength and conditioning coach at the University of Albany from 2008-April 2011, where his specific responsibilities were with the foot-ball and basketball teams.

Cundiff went to Albany after serving as the executive sports performance director at Ve-locity Sports Performance in Missouri City, Texas from Mar. 2007-July 2008.

He also was an associate director of strength and conditioning at Minnesota from 2005-07.There, he was involved in all aspects of the Golden Gopher football strength program.

Prior to his stint at Minnesota, Cundiff was the director of speed development and the di-rector of sports nutrition for Minnesota’s football team. In addition, he coordinated the offseason conditioning program and worked with the training staff to design and implement a rehabilita-tion program for injured athletes.

Cundiff also served as an assistant strength and conditioning coach for the Dallas Cowboys from 1997-2000. Dallas advanced to the playoffs twice during his tenure.

Before his coaching experience in the NFL, Cundiff spent four years as an assistant strength coach at North Texas from 1993-97, and was the head strength coach for the Grapevine High School football program for two years.

His experience also includes being the owner and director of Prostar Sports Performance. He also served as the strength coach for the Emmitt Smith Football Camps in 1994 and 1995 and the director of strength and conditioning for the Dallas Stars Junior Hockey Camp in 1995. In addition, he was a speed, strength and conditioning consultant for the Dallas Stars.

A native of Texas, Cundiff is a member of the National Strength and Conditioning Associa-tion, and earned a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology with emphasis in exercise physiology and injury rehabilitation at North Texas in 1995. He also received an associate’s degree in business management at Mountain View College.

REUBENVAUGHNRECRUITING COORDINATORFIFTH SEASON AT TEXAS STATETCU, 2000 BLAKE

CUNDIFFHEAD STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACHFOURTH SEASON AT TEXAS STATENORTH TEXAS, 1995

CARTER ENGLISHGRADUATE ASSISTANT COACH-TIGHT ENDSSECOND SEASON AT TEXAS STATETCU, 2010

Carter English is in his second season as an offensive graduate assistant coach and will be working with Texas State’s tight ends after serving as a volunteer coach in 2012. English came to Texas State after serving as the running backs coach at Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College. Un-der his tutelage, the 2011 Norsemen backfield combined for 1,400 total yards and he produced

THADLIVINGSTONSTRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACH11TH SEASON AT TEXAS STATECENTRAL METHODIST, 1995

Thad Livingston is in his 11th season as a strength and conditioning coach at Texas State, where he works with the football and both men’s and women’s golf teams. Livingston worked with two Southland Conference championship football teams in 2005 and 2008.

Livingston joined the Texas State staff after working as an assistant strength and condition coach with the Arkansas football program. Prior to his tenure at Arkansas, he served as strength and conditioning coach at UL Monroe and Northwestern State.

A 1995 graduate of Central Methodist College in Fayette, Mo., Livingston was both a foot-ball and track and field athlete at the school. He earned All-Heart of America Conference honors

Anthony Crespino returns to Texas State after being named the director of football op-erations at Texas State in July 2014. He rejoined the Bobcat football program after serving as the director of player development at Penn State last spring and as the director of operations at Western Michigan in 2013.

Crespino went to Western Michigan after serving as an assistant director of football opera-tions and recruiting coordinator at Texas State in 2012.

Crespino began his career in athletics at his alma mater, Pittsburg State, where he assisted with corporate sponsorships, marketing and promotions, and fundraising for the Gorilla football, volleyball, basketball, baseball, softball and track teams while pursuing his undergraduate de-gree. A native of Girard, Kan., Crespino comes from a football family with his late father, Craig, being the head football coach at Girard High School from 1992-2006.

ANTHONYCRESPINODIRECTOR OF OPERATIONSSECOND SEASON AT TEXAS STATEPITTSBURG STATE, 2012

a Second-Team All-SWJCC running back. Prior to joining the Northeastern Oklahoma A&M staff, English was an offensive assistant at Southern Miss and has previous experience with the Miami Dolphins and at Highland Park High School in Dallas, where he was a player on the 2005 state championship team.

English earned a bachelor’s degree in marketing at TCU in 2010. He also boxed on the USA Amateur tour while attending TCU. His brother, Russell, played football at Oklahoma from 2004-07 and his cousin, Stephen English, played at Florida in 2003-04.



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ANDREWWATTVIDEO COORDINATOREIGHTH SEASON AT TEXAS STATETEXAS STATE, 2004

Andrew Watt begins his eighth season as the video coordinator at Texas State, where he supervises the filming and editing of all football practices and games, as well as the “cut ups” for the Bobcat football team. Watt graduated from Texas State in 2004, and served as a student videographer during his senior year.

Before returning to his alma mater in August 2007, Watt worked at Webb Electronics in Carrolton, Texas from March 2005-July 2007. There, he served as a software quality assurance representative.

LINDA GUTIERREZADMINISTRATIVEASSISTANT25TH SEASON AT TEXAS STATETEXAS STATE

This November 1st will mark the 25th year in which Linda Gutierrez has served as the administrative assistant to Texas State’s head football coach. During that tenure, she has worked with seven different Bobcat head coaches — John O’Hara, Dennis Franchione, Jim Bob Helduser, Bob DeBesse, Manny Matsakis, David Bailiff and Brad Wright. She joined Texas State’s staff after working for the San Marcos ISD and at Crockett Elementary.

She also was an active member of several community organizations while her children, Dawn and Russell, attended San Marcos CISD schools. She served as treasurer and president of the San Marcos High School Girls Booster Club; vice president and president of Crockett Elemen-tary PTO; secretary and vice president of the San Marcos High School Baseball Booster Club and gave an unlimited number of volunteer hours for Greater San Marcos Little League. A native of San Marcos, Gutierrez graduated from San Marcos High School and attended Texas State.

JASONKARLIKASSISTANT TRAINER18TH SEASON AT TEXAS STATEWESTERN OREGON, 1994

Jason Karlik is in his 18th year as a member of the Texas State athletics training staff. He enters his second season as the trainer for the Bobcat football team.

Karlik took over his current duties after serving 16 years with the athletic trainer for the men’s basketball team and overseeing the athletics training for Texas State’s baseball and soft-ball teams. In addition to his training responsibilities, Karlik is a member of the Texas State fac-ulty, teaching classes in the Athletic Training Education Program while also supervising students in clinical settings.

A native of Oregon City, Ore., Karlik earned his bachelor’s degree from Western Oregon University in 1994. Upon graduation, he served as the Head Athletic Trainer for Centennial High School from 1995-96 before earning a master’s degree of exercise and sports science at Texas State in 1998. He and his wife, Stephanie, have two children, Jackson and Haley.

In his role as head athletics trainer, David Gish oversees the Texas State athletics training staff, which includes two full-time assistants and nine graduate assistant trainers. He is in his 25th year ovreall at Texas State, and was named head athletics trainer in 1998 after serving as an assistant athletics trainer for eight years.

A certified member of the National Athletic Trainers Association, Gish is a licensed athletic trainer in the State of Texas. He received NATA’s Service Award in 2010 for his distinctive and sustained service to the profession.

He is in his third year of a five-year term on the Executive Board of the Southwest Athletic Trainers Association (SWATA). He is in the first year of a two-year term as president after serving as vice president the last two years. He will serve as past president in his final year.

In 2000 Gish was involved in the development of the Texas State Athletic Trainers Associa-tion and was elected to be the Region Eight representative for that group.

In 2007, he helped develop and write a high school athletics trainers sports medicine course for the Texas State Athletic Trainers Association, and continues to be an instructor for that course.

Previously, he served as the NCAA Division I FCS representative on the College/University Athletic Training Committee for District VI of NATA. He is also a past-president of the Alamo Area Athletic Trainers Association.

During his tenure at Texas State, Gish also served as a volunteer at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs and was a member of the medical staff at the 1995 U.S. Sports Fes-tival in Denver. He was appointed to the medical staff for the USA Track and Field Team when it participated in the 2004 World Junior Championships in Grosseto, Italy and at the 2007 NACAC Championships in the Dominican Republic.

Gish came to Texas State in January, 1990, from San Marcos High School where he was the Rattlers’ athletics trainer for four years. He also worked as an assistant athletic trainer at Louisiana-Lafayette for two years.

Gish began his athletic training background at North Mesquite High School. He earned a bachelor’s degree at North Texas in 1984 and completed a master’s degree from Texas State

DAVIDGISHHEAD ATHLETICSTRAINER25TH SEASON AT TEXAS STATENORTH TEXAS, 1995

DICKMILLERHEAD EQUIPMENTMANAGERSEVENTH SEASON AT TEXAS STATEFLORIDA STATE

Dick Miller is in his seventh season as the Texas State football program’s equipment man-ager. Miller came to Texas State from North Texas, where he was the assistant equipment man-ager for six seasons.

In addition to his duties at North Texas, Miller was the head equipment manager for the Rhein Fire of NFL Europe in 2007 and the assistant equipment manager for NFL Europe’s Berlin Thunder from 2002-06. While he was with Berlin, the Thunder won a pair of World Bowl cham-pionships in 2002 and 2004. Miller also was an intern at training camps for the Tampa Bay Buc-caneers in 2001 and the San Diego Chargers in 2002.

Miller also served as a student equipment manager at Florida State from 1995-2000, and worked with four bowl teams as the Seminoles played in the 1996 Orange Bowl, 1998 and 2000 Sugar Bowls and the 1999 Fiesta Bowl. Florida State also won the 1999 national championship.

twice in football and served as the team’s captain his senior year. Academically, he was also named to the Dean’s List and earned a Presidential Leadership Scholarship.

He is a member of the National Strength and Conditioning Coaches Association and is SCCC and USA weight lifting certified.

in 1990. Gish and his wife Karen, a 1987 Texas State graduate, have a daughter, Madison and a son, Hayden.



2013Played in 10 games ... registered 17 total tackles ... had five tackles in three games at UL Lafayette, Arkansas State and Troy ... Member of the 100% Club during spring workouts.

2012Sat out the season as a redshirt.

HIGH SCHOOLRated as one of the Top 100 players in the Greater Houston area by Vype Magazine ... earned All-District 24-5A First-Team honors as a junior and senior ... was a two-time Academic All-State and All-County selection ... helped Clear Springs finish the 2011 season with an 8-4 and an unde-feated district record ... registered 92 tackles, three interceptions and seven pass break-ups as a senior ... played for coach Clint Hartman ... was also a two-time regional qualifier in the hurdles and high jump for the track and field team.

PERSONALBorn March 20, 1994 ... son of Pam Ridley and Kevin Alexcee ... plans to major in business ad-ministration at Texas State ... member of Mu Alpha Theta ... his brother, Khary, was a two-time All-District linebacker and attends Texas State.

CAREER STATISTICSTACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Blkd2013 10 10 7 17 0.0 0 0 0 0 0

SINGLE GAME HIGHSTackles: 5, 3 times, last at Troy, Nov. 29, 2013


HIGH SCHOOLNamed a two-star recruit by Rivals.com ... earned All-District 8-5A Second-Team honors as an outside linebacker ... tallied 90 tackles, including 60 solo stops and 10 tackles for loss ... had three sacks, 10 hurries and broke up eight passes ... also caused two fumbles and recovered two more as a senior ... played for coach Sam Jones.

PERSONAL Son of Erika McDill and Robert Milon.

PLAYER BIOS

DAMANI

ALEXCEESAFETYSOPHOMORE • 1L • 6-2 • 175

LEAGUE CITY, TEXASCLEAR SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL

17

LUCAS

ASKEWTIGHT ENDFRESHMAN • HS • 6-6 • 210

BIG SANDY, TEXASHARMONY HIGH SCHOOL

83

JEFF

BANKSDEFENSIVE ENDFRESHMAN • RS • 6-5 • 208

KILLEEN, TEXASKILLEEN HIGH SCHOOL

41

ADRIAN

BELLARDOFFENSIVE TACKLEJUNIOR • 2L • 6-5 • 345

BRENHAM, TEXASBRENHAM HIGH SCHOOL

64

2013Sat out the 2013 season as a grayshirt.

HIGH SCHOOLRanked as a two-star recruit by Rivals.com in 2012 ... ranked in the top 10 tight end prospects in Texas by Rivals.com ... played for head coach Timothy Russell ... led Harmony with 32 catches for 378 yards and five touchdowns as a senior ... caught 33 passes for 487 yards and seven touch-downs as a junior ... ranked among the top 11 prospects in East Texas ... ranked among top 91 tight ends nationally by 247Sports.com ... earned Academic All-State Second Team honors ... member of the National Honor Society and graduated among the Top 10 percent of his graduat-ing class with a 4.0 GPA

PERSONALSon of Kevin and Genee Askew.

2013Started all 12 games as a true sophomore ... registered 16 knockdown blocks as a strong-side tackle ... had a season-best three knockdown blocks against South Alabama ... recorded two pancake blocks versus Wyoming, Georgia State, Idaho and Arkansas State.

2012Played in 11 games as a true freshman ... registered a season-best three knockdown blocks at New Mexico ... also had two pancakes at UTSA ... member of special teams.

HIGH SCHOOLRated as a four-star offensive lineman and one of the nation’s Top 33 high school tackles by ESPN ... was named to the Class 4A All-State First-Team by the Texas State Sportswriters Association as an offensive guard following his senior season ... helped lead Brenham High School to an 11-1 record and a District 17-4A championship in 2011 ... played for coach Glen West ... was a two-time All-District 17-4A selection ... played with current Bobcat Jerrid Jeter-Gilmon at Brenham ... selected to play in the Texas High School Coaches Association’s All-Star game and for the USA under 19 Team in the International Bowl on Feb. 1 in Austin.

PERSONALBorn August 7, 1994 in Bryan, Texas ... son of Clifton and Annie Bellard.



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2013Played two games as a reserve safety and on special teams.

2012Member of the Bobcat squad.


HIGH SCHOOLNamed to TAPPS 4A Second-Team All-District Offense ... received Honorable Mention Defense ... made merit roll as a senior.

PERSONALBorn June 15, 1993 in Albuquerque, New Mexico ... son of Mike and Melissa Blades ... major is exercise and sport science at Texas State ... hobbies include listening to music and working out.


HIGH SCHOOLNamed a two-star recruit by Rivals.com ... was an All-District 25-5A selection as a senior ... re-corded 55 tackles, 12 tackles for loss and eight sacks as a senior ... also recovered three fumbles and returned one for a touchdown against New Braunfels ... two-year letterman for coach Larry Hill.

PERSONAL Son of Keyon and Shelton Sampson.

KAREE’

BERRYDEFENSIVE ENDFRESHMAN • RS • 6-3 • 220

SPRING BRANCH, TEXASSMITHSON VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL

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C.J.

BESTWIDE RECEIVERJUNIOR • RS • 5-10 • 172

SMYRNA, GA. NORTH COBB HIGH SCHOOLDIABLO VALLEY COLLEGE

9

TYLER

BLADESSAFETYJUNIOR • 1L • 6-0 • 194

SAN ANTONIO, TEXASS.A. CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL

10

BRENNAN

BLAKEMOREWIDE RECEIVERJUNIOR • TR. • 5-10 • 175

WIMBERLEY, TEXASWIMBERLEY HIGH SCHOOLBLINN JC

17

PREVIOUS SCHOOLPlayed in four games as a freshman at Blinn in 2012 ... caught five passes for 40 yards ... led the Buccaneers with four catches for 31 yards against Southeast Prep ... played for Ronny Feldman.

HIGH SCHOOL Selected to play in the Under 19 USA Football team in 2012 ... named Central Texas Player of the Year by the Austin American Statesman after catching 56 passes for 1,200 yards and 14 touchdowns ... added two more touchdowns on special teams and intercepted four passes on defense ... played for coach Weldon Nelms ... named defensive MVP at the 2011 Class 3A Divi-sion II championship game after his fourth-quarter interception helped seal a 21-14 victory for Wimberley ... earned All-State Second-Team honors as a wide receiver and Third-Team honors as a kick returner by the Texas Sportswriters Association as a senior ... helped Wimberley reach the state quarterfinals in 2009 and state semifinals in 2010.

PERSONALBorn March 15, 1994 in Lubbock, Texas ... son of Mark and Paige Blakemore.

2013Received medical redshirt ... gained 27 yards on four carries against Prairie View A&M before suffering a season-ending injury ... also played at Southern Miss.

PREVIOUS SCHOOLSelected Preseason All-Sun Belt Conference Third-Team by Phil Steele ... named a three-star re-cruit by ESPN.com and Rivals.com ... named the Offensive MVP at the College East-West Bowl after rushing for 145 yards on six carries ... played for coach Mike Darr ... averaged 7.4 yards per career as a sophomore when he ran for 703 yards and scored five touchdowns.

HIGH SCHOOL Played at North Cobb High School ... had a career-best 350 yards rushing and scored five touch-downs in a game as senior ... rushed for 703 yards and five TD’s and caught 18 passes for 155 yards and 2 TD’s in five games as a senior ... also ran for 1200 yards and 18 touchdowns as a junior ... had four games with over 200 yards rushing ... member of the track team and had a time of 10.9 seconds in the 100 meters.

PERSONALSon of Jillian Allen and Craig Best, Sr.

CAREER STATISTICSRUSHING G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G2013 2 4 27 0 17 6.8 13.5

SINGLE GAME HIGHSRush Attempts: 4, vs. Prairie View A&M (Sept. 7, 2013)Rush Yards: 27 vs. Prairie View A&M (Sept. 7, 2013)Long Run: 17 vs. Prairie View A&M (Sept. 7, 2013)



2013Played in 11 games ... started the final six games of the season ... had seven receptions for 70 yards and three touchdowns ... recorded a season-best of three receptions for 42 yards and a touchdown at Arkansas State ... caught an eight-yard pass against the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns ... had a 10-yard touchdown catch against South Alabama and a seven-yard TD reception at Troy ... returned two kickoffs for 23 yards ... recorded a 13-yard return at Troy and a 10-yard return against South Alabama.

PREVIOUS SCHOOLCaught 13 passes for 149 yards in nine games at Mt. San Antonio ... played for coach Bob Jastrab.

HIGH SCHOOLWas linebacker and tight end at Scripps Ranch High School ... recorded 35 tackles and four sacks ... had three catches for eight yards as a senior ... was a three-time All-Western League All-Academic selection.

PERSONAL Son of Jo and Kyle Carden.

CAREER STATISTICSRECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G2013 11 7 70 3 25 0.6 10.0 6.4

SINGLE GAME HIGHSReceptions: 3, at Arkansas State, Nov. 16, 2013 Receiving yards: 42, at Arkansas State, Nov. 16, 2013 (3 receptions)Receiving TDs: 1, three times, last at Troy, Nov. 29, 2013 Long reception: 25, at Arkansas State, Nov. 16, 2013

RYAN

CARDENTIGHT ENDJUNIOR • 1L • 6-4 • 235

SAN DIEGO, CALIF.SCRIPPS RANCH HIGH SCHOOLMT. SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE

84

DONTA

CLANTONSAFETYJUNIOR • RS • 5-10 • 191

PHILADELPHIA, PA. MARTIN LUTHER KING HIGH SCHOOLPIERCE COLLEGE

21

PATRICK

COOKLONG SNAPPERJUNIOR • TR. • 5-11 • 200

WHITEHOUSE, TEXASWHITEHOUSE HIGH SCHOOLTYLER JUNIOR COLLEGE

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PREVIOUS SCHOOLRanked as a two-star recruit by Rivals.com ... played for head coach Efrain Martinez ... helped lead Pierce to a 9-2 record and victory in Patriotic Bowl against Mt. San Jacinto ... tallied 16 tackles, one interception, 2 pass breakups and one forced fumble as a sophomore.

HIGH SCHOOL Played at Martin Luther King High School in Philadelphia.

PERSONALSon of Dawn Clanton.

2014Joined the team in the spring semester.

PREVIOUS SCHOOLWas a deep snapper at Tyler Junior College ... played for head coach Danny Palmer.

HIGH SCHOOLEarned All-District 14-4A First-Team honors as a linebacker as a senior in 2010 ... named All-East Texas Honorable Mention after leading Whitehouse to an 8-2 overall record in 2010 ... played for coach Randy McFarlin ... recorded 86 tackles and recovered four fumbles ... also caused one fumble.

PERSONALBorn Sept. 21, 1992 ... son of Cindy and Allen Cook ... major is education, exercise and sports science.

2013Played in nine games ... made three starts at offensive tackle ... recorded three knockdown blocks ... had a season-best of two pancake blocks against Georgia State ... tallied one knock-down block against UL Monroe.

2012Played in two games against Texas Tech and New Mexico State as a reserve offensive lineman.


HIGH SCHOOLEarned First-Team All-District 14-5A honors under head coach Richard Carson ... named to Vype magazine’s Top 100 ... set school record in shot put with 52.8 meters.

PERSONALBorn Dec. 21, 1992 ... son of Tom and Nancy Costello ... major is computer science.

JACK

COSTELLOOFFENSIVE LINEJUNIOR • 2L • 6-4 • 299

THE WOODLANDS, TEXASCOLLEGE PARK HIGH SCHOOL

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2013Played in four games ... had one knockdown block versus Texas Tech ... member of the 100% Club during spring workouts.

2012Played in nine games and made six starts as a strong-side guard on the offensive line ... recorded a season-best six knockdowns against Texas Tech and Louisiana Tech ... also had three pancake blocks versus Stephen F. Austin and two against New Mexico State ... posted two 10-yard blocks against Houston ... also had a key block on a touchdown play against SFA.


HIGH SCHOOLEarned All-District 16-5A honors three times under head coach Anthony Wood ... was a Second-team All-Centex selection by the Austin American Statesman after playing for the 5-6 Bi-District Finalist Warriors ... helped lead the way for an offense that averaged 358 total yards and 28.7 points per game ... competed in the shot put and discus events.

PERSONALBorn Nov. 10, 1992 in Arlington, Texas ... son of Chris and Kaye Crawford.

2013Did not see any action.

HIGH SCHOOLEarned Honorable Mention All-State honors as a senior ... was a three-time All-District 19-5A First-Team choice ... led the district with 110 tackles as a senior ... named a finalist of the Touch-down Club of Houston’s Defensive Player of the Year ... recorded 111 and four interceptions as a junior ... started 39 consecutive games at Cinco Ranch ... selected to play in the Texas-Louisiana Bayou Bowl in 2012.

RUSSELL

CUELLARSAFETYSOPHOMORE • HS • 6-0 • 170

KATY, TEXASCINCO RANCH HIGH SCHOOL

20

GRIFFIN, GA.LUELLA HIGH SCHOOLREEDLEY COLLEGE

MARCUS

DALLAS, JR.DEFENSIVE ENDSENIOR • 1L • 6-4 • 236

90

ZACH

CRAWFORDOFFENSIVE LINEJUNIOR • 2L • 6-2 • 302

AUSTIN, TEXASWESTWOOD HIGH SCHOOL

58

DARNELL

DAILEYLINEBACKERJUNIOR • TR. • 6-1 • 300

SAN PABLO, CALIF.CONTRA COSTA CC

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2014Mid-year transfer from Contra Costa Community College ... participated in spring practice.

2013Played in 11 games ... tallied five solo tackles ... recorded a season-best two solo stops, including a tackle for a loss of nine yards at Texas Tech ... had a quarterback hurry versus South Alabama.

PREVIOUS SCHOOL Ranked as a three-star recruit by ESPN.com and two-star recruit by Rivals.com ... recorded 47 tackles, 6.5 sacks and 13 tackle for losses at Reedley College ... also forced a fumble and blocked a punt while planning for coach Randy Whited ... ranked in top 25 of junior college recruits by NationalUnderclassmen.com ... named Golden Gate Conference Defensive Player of the Year and unanimous All-Conference selection as a sophomore ... earned All-Golden Gate Conference First-Team honors as a freshman ... listed on JCGridiron.com.

HIGH SCHOOL Played at Luella High School in Griffin, Ga. ... played for Nic Vasilchek ... three-time All-Region selection as a tight end and defensive end ... also lettered in basketball.

PERSONAL Son of Marcus Dallas Sr. and Yolanda Akins.

CAREER STATISTICSTACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Yds PD FF FR2013 11 5 0 5 1.0 9 1.0 9 0 0 0

SINGLE GAME HIGHSTackles: 2, at Texas Tech, Sept. 21, 2013 (2-0)Sacks: 1.0, at Texas Tech, Sept. 21, 2013 (1-0)Tackles for loss: 1.0, at Texas Tech, Sept. 21, 2013 (1-0)

PREVIOUS SCHOOL Rated a two-star recruit by Rivals.com and Scout.com ... played for coach Alonzo Carter ... named All-California Region III and All-Bay Valley Conference linebacker after leading Contra Costa with 68 total tackles and 53 solo stops as a sophomore ... also had 2.5 sacks for losses of 22 yards and 10 tackles for loss of 48 yards ... tied for the team lead with three interceptions, forced one fumble and recovered two more fumbles in 2013 ... had a 3.556 GPA at Contra Costa.

HIGH SCHOOLRated a two-star recruit by Scout.com ... attended Rodriguez High School.

PERSONALSon of Darnell Dailey Sr.



2013Played in nine games and took over field goal kicking duties during final eight contests ... made nine of his 10 field goal attempts, including all five inside 40 yards ... had a season long 43-yard field goal against UL Monroe and South Alabama ... also kicked a 42-yard field goal at Idaho and a 41-yard field goal against South Alabama ... was named the Sun Belt Conference Special Teams Player of the Week and earned the Lou Groza Award Stars of the Week after tying a school record with four field goals and scoring 15 points in Texas State’s 33-31 victory over South Alabama ... member of the 100% Club during spring workouts.

2012Played in six games as a kicker on kickoffs ... recorded one solo tackle on special teams ... aver-aged 61.7 yards on his 27 kickoffs throughout the season ... averaged a season-best 63.8 yards with two touchbacks on four kickoffs against Nevada ... netted 63.3 yards on three kickoffs at New Mexico ... had an average of 62.1 yards and two touchbacks on eight kickoffs against Ste-phen F. Austin ... netted 62.0 yards per kick and a season-best five touchbacks on seven kickoffs against Louisiana Tech.

PREVIOUS SCHOOLWalk-on place kicker and punter at Nebraska.

HIGH SCHOOLWas a kicker and punter at Lake Highlands High as a senior ... earned All-District 5A-9 honors as a punter as a junior and senior ... helped the team finish with an 11-3 record ... named specials teams MVP ... averaged 40 yards on 18 punts ... booted two punts inside the 20-yard line ... scored 79 points by kicking 11 field goals and 46 PAT tries ... kicked a 50-yard field goal as a sophomore ... 40 percent of his kickoffs resulted in touchbacks.

PERSONALBorn June 24, 1992 ... son of Mark and Ginger Dann ... his father is a Texas State alum ... major is construction science management.

CAREER STATISTICSSCORING G TD Rush Pass Retn PAT 2PAT FG Total Avg/G2012 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.02013 9 0 0 0 0 21 0 9 48 5.3TOTAL 15 0 0 0 0 21 0 9 48 3.2

FIELD GOALS G Att Made Lg Pct2012 6 0 0 0 0.02013 9 10 9 43 90.0TOTAL 15 10 9 43 90.0

SINGLE GAME HIGHSField Goals Made: 4, vs South Alabama, Oct. 26, 2013Long Field Goal: 43, 2 times, last vs South Alabama, Oct. 26, 2013PAT: 4, at Idaho, Nov. 2, 2013

JASON

DANNKICKERSENIOR • 2L • 6-0 • 205

RICHARDSON, TEXASLAKE HIGHLANDS HIGH SCHOOL

48 JUSTIN

EBERLYWIDE RECEIVERSOPHOMORE • HS • 5-9 • 190

CONROE, TEXASCANEY CREEK HIGH SCHOOL

11

THOMAS

EVANSDEFENSIVE ENDSENIOR • 1L • 6-4 • 250

DAVIS, CALIF.MISSION VIEJO HIGH SCHOOLAMERICAN RIVER COLLEGE

99

2014Joined team in the spring.

HIGH SCHOOLEarned Second Team All-District honors in soccer ... finished in sixth place at the state qualifing meet in powerlifting.

PERSONALBorn Sept. 20, 1993 ... son of Thomas and Lorna Eberly ... major is industrial engineering.

2013Sat out the season as a medical redshirt ... member of the 100% Club during spring workouts.

2012 Played in 10 games as a reserve defensive end ... tallied two unassisted tackles against Louisiana Tech ... had a tackle against New Mexico State and at Utah State.

JUNIOR COLLEGELed American River College to two conference championships with an 11-0 record in 2011 ... posted seven sacks and 12 tackles for losses as a sophomore ... also recovered two fumbles for the Beavers.

HIGH SCHOOLEarned All-South Coast League Second-Team honors as a tight end at Mission Viejo High School ... helped lead Diablos to two straight South Coast League championships.

PERSONALBorn Jan. 12, 1991 ... son of Scott and Cindy Evans ... major is business ... his older brother, Sean, played football at Willamette University in Oregon and his brother, Ian, played at Davis High School ... father is an English professor and author and mother is a high school counselor.


SINGLE GAME HIGHSTackles: 2, Louisiana Tech, Nov. 10, 2012 (2-0)



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2013Played in three games ... did not record any statistics ... member of the 100% Club during spring workouts.

2012Did not see any action after transferring from UTSA.

PREVIOUS SCHOOLTransferred from UTSA before Roadrunners played their first game.

HIGH SCHOOLEarned All-District 24-4A honors as a senior after recording 75 tackles, two interceptions, and one blocked punt ... also broke up 11 passes and recovered one fumble for coach Eric Wells ... also ran on the 4x100 and 4x200-meter relay teams for the track team.

PERSONALBorn Dec. 6, 1991 ... son of Ed Farris and Brigitte Fields ... major is mass communication ... enjoys watching movies and listening to music.

PERSONALBorn March 11, 1992 in Anchorage, Alaska ... son of Mark and Nanette Fissell of Katy ... father played at USC ... major is exercise and sports science, and pre-med ... came to Texas State after being recruited by Texas A&M-Kingsville ... hobbies include playing sports and video games.

DAVID

FARRISCORNERBACKSENIOR • 1L • 5-9 • 175

PEARLAND, TEXASDAWSON HIGH SCHOOL

33

COLLIN

FISSELLOFFENSIVE LINESENIOR • 3L • 6-2 • 297

KATY, TEXASSEVEN LAKES HIGH SCHOOL

50

TERRENCE

FRANKSRUNNING BACKSENIOR • 3L • 5-10 • 210

ANGLETON, TEXASANGLETON HIGH SCHOOL

20

2013Played in six games with one start versus Wyoming ... recorded a season-best three knockdown blocks at Idaho ... also had a pancake block versus South Alabama and Arkansas State.

2012Played in 11 games ... started three contests at center ... had a season-best five knockdown blocks against Louisiana Tech ... recorded a block down field ... had a block that led to a touch-down against the Bulldogs ... also had four pancake blocks against New Mexico State and three at UTSA.

2011Played in six games and made three starts as an offensive tackle ... registered 13 pancake blocks ... graded out 80 or above in all six games in which he played ... best grade of 90 percent came at Texas Tech.


HIGH SCHOOLTwo-time All-District 17-5A selection ... was a three-year starting lineman for coach Kevin O’Keefe ... earned All-District Second-Team honors as a center in 2009 ... chosen Honorable Men-tion selection as a junior ... named his team’s offensive Most Valuable Player and served as team captain during his senior campaign ... also a member of the track and field team.

2013Played in 12 games ... started the first three games of the season ... rushed for 201 yards and two touchdowns on 42 carries ... caught seven passes for 183 yards and two TDs ... gained a season-best of 80 yards on eight carries at Troy ... also caught a 17-yard touchdown pass against the Trojans ... caught a season-long 67-yard touchdowns pass at Idaho and recorded two receptions for 85 yards against the Vandals ... had a run of 32 yards at UL Lafayette ... received the Supercat Award for big skill players in spring workouts.

2012Played in 12 games and started at tailback against Texas Tech ... rushed for 269 yards and five touchdowns on 64 carries in 2012 ... had a season-best 56 yards and a TD on nine carries against Idaho ... netted 38 yards and two touchdowns against Louisiana Tech ... also rushed for a touch-down against UTSA and New Mexico State ... gained 39 yards on five carries ... longest run of the season was 35 yards against Idaho ... had 10 receptions for 150 yards and a touchdown out of the backfield ... caught two passes for 38 yards and touchdown against Texas Tech ... also caught a 32 yard pass versus the Vandals.

2011Played in 12 games and made eight starts at running back ... led team in rushing with 863 yards, all-purpose yards with 884, and touchdowns with nine ... earned FCS Independent All-Confer-ence First-Team, College Sports Madness ... also earned Bobcat Outstanding Freshman award ... registered 5.91 yards per carry, placing sixth all-time for a Bobcat ... had seven carries for 25 yards in week one at Texas Tech ... had eight carries for 42 yards and touchdown at Wyoming ... registered three touchdowns on 12 carries for 74 yards in his first start versus Tarleton State ... honored with College Sports Madness player of the week for the performance ... recorded 105 yards on 15 carries and one touchdown against Nicholls ... recorded 234 yards rushing and two touchdowns on 24 carries at Southeastern Louisiana, including a 74-yard rush for a touchdown ... earned College Football Performance Awards National Player of the Week recognition ... set a season-long mark with an 82-yard rush for a touchdown versus Northwest Louisiana, registered 98 yards rushing on seven carries in the game ... recorded 56 yards on 16 carries at home against Prairie View A&M ... registered a touchdown against Central Arkansas with 13 carries and 28 yards ... carried the ball 12 times for 71 yards versus Sam Houston State.

2010 Sat out the season as a redshirt.

HIGH SCHOOLStarting running back at Angleton High School ... team finished with a record of 12-2 in 2009 ... his head coach was Finis Vanover ... earned All-District 24-4A Second-Team honors in 2009 after being named an Honorable Mention selection as a junior ... rushed for 688 yards in 2009 ... two-time All-State selection in track after helping Angleton win District 24-4A championship in the 4x100m and 4x200m relays ... was a member of the 4x100m relay team that won the 2009 state championship.

PERSONALBorn May 12, 1992 in Houston ... son of Clem and Alice Franks ... major is sports management ... his relatives include current Washington Wizards forward Rashard Lewis, current Tennessee



Titan fullback Ahmard Hall, former Texas A&M cornerback Arkeith Brown and former Baylor standout guard and Harlem Globetrotter Andre Branch ... hobbies include dancing.

CAREER STATISTICSRUSHING G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G2011 12 146 863 9 82 5.9 71.92012 12 64 269 5 35 4.2 22.42013 12 42 201 2 34 4.8 16.8TOTAL 36 252 1333 16 82 5.3 37.0

RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G2011 12 8 21 0 12 0.7 2.6 1.82012 12 10 150 1 32 0.8 15.0 12.52013 12 7 183 2 67 0.6 26.1 15.2TOTAL 36 25 354 3 67 0.7 14.2 9.8

SINGLE GAME HIGHSPoints scored: 18, Tarleton, Sept. 17, 2011 Touchdowns: 3, Tarleton, Sept. 17, 2011 Rush attempts: 24, at Southeastern La., Oct. 22, 2011 Rush yards: 234, at Southeastern La., Oct. 22, 2011 (24 carries)Rush TDs: 3, Tarleton, Sept. 17, 2011 Long rush: 82, Northwestern State, Oct. 29, 2011 Receptions: 2, at Navy, Nov. 17, 2012; at UTSA, Nov. 24, 2012; Texas Tech, Sept. 08, 2012 Receiving yards: 38, Texas Tech, Sept. 08, 2012 (2 receptions)Receiving TDs: 1, 3 times, last at Arkansas State, Nov. 16, 2013Long reception: 67, at Idaho, Nov. 2, 2013Total offense attempts: 24, at Southeastern La., Oct. 22, 2011 (24 rush,0 pass)Total offense yards: 234, at Southeastern La., Oct. 22, 2011 (234 rush,0 pass)All-purpose yards: 246, at Southeastern La., Oct. 22, 2011

USA Football ... had 91 knockdowns during junior season ... three-year starter for coach Mike Spradlin ... also competed in the discus.

PERSONALBorn April 12, 1993 in Abilene ... son of Nora and Michael Freeman ... major is criminal justice at Texas State.

MATT

FREEMANOFFENSIVE LINEJUNIOR • 2L • 6-2 • 271

ABILENE, TEXASCOOPER HIGH SCHOOL

56

JAFUS

GAINESWIDE RECEIVERJUNIOR • 2L • 5-11 • 170

HOUSTON, TEXASCHAVEZ HIGH SCHOOL

80

2013Started eight games at center ... tallied 14 knockdown blocks ... had a season-best of three pan-cake blocks against UL Monroe and South Alabama ... tallied two knockdowns against Prairie View A&M, Texas Tech and Western Kentucky ... had one pancake block versus the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns and Arkansas State ... member of the 100% Club during spring workouts.

2012Started the first nine games at center before suffering a season-ending injury ... had a season-best seven knockdown blocks against Idaho ... recorded five knockdowns against Nevada ... tal-lied four pancakes against Stephen F. Austin and three in three games versus Texas Tech , New Mexico and San Jose State ... had a knockdown block and a block 10-yards downfield against Louisiana Tech before suffering his injury in the game ... recorded a season-best of two 10-yard blocks and a pancake block in his first collegiate game at Houston ... allowed just one sack and one pressure hit on Bobcat quarterbacks throughout the season.


HIGH SCHOOLTwo-time All-District 3-5A selection ... was an All-State selection ... named Second-Team All-American ... helped lead Abilene Cooper to a district championship and a regional finals appear-ance against Denton Guyer ... helped pave the way for Cooper’s offense to average 462.0 total yards and 40.3 points per game ... named to 2011 U.S. Under-19 National Team, assembled by

2013Played in seven games ... caught four passes for 27 yards ... returned a kickoff 28 yards at Troy ... had three catches for 21 yards, including a season-long 10-yard reception at Idaho ... caught a six-yard pass against South Alabama ... member of the 100% Club during spring workouts.

2012Played in 12 games as a wide receiver and kick off returner ... ranked eighth nationally and led the WAC in kickoff returns after averaging 28.9 yards on 28 returns ... had career-best 65-yard re-turns against Stephen F. Austin and Louisiana Tech ... returned six kickoffs for 237 yards against SFA ... had three returns for 106 yards versus Louisiana Tech ... also returned a kick 51 yards versus Idaho ... caught a season-best three passes at Houston ... had two catches against New Mexico, UTSA and New Mexico State ... caught a season-long 34-yard pass against Idaho.


HIGH SCHOOLRated as a three-star recruit by Rivals.com ... listed among the Top 100 recruits in Houston by the Houston Chronicle while playing for coach Mike Jackson ... was named an All-District 20-5A selection three times after helping Chavez advance to the district playoffs each season ... was named a finalist for the Greater Houston Area’s Player of the Year and Scholar-Athlete of the Year by the Houston Touchdown Club ... caught 29 passes for 408 yards and six touchdowns as a senior ... also returned punts, and had an 88-yard return for a touchdown in his senior campaign ... as a junior, he caught 38 passes for 752 yards and nine touchdowns after grabbing 37 passes for 735 yards and 11 touchdowns during his sophomore season ... also chosen an All-District 20-5A First-Team selection in basketball ... was ranked among the Top 15 students in his class with a GPA of 4.02.

PERSONAL Son of George and Debra Mercer ... major is health care administration.

CAREER STATISTICSRECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G2012 12 14 114 0 34 1.2 8.1 9.5 2013 5 4 27 0 10 1.0 6.8 6.8TOTAL 17 18 141 0 34 1.1 7.8 8.8

KICK RETURNS G No. Yds TD Lg Avg/R Avg/G2012 12 28 808 0 65 28.9 67.32013 7 1 28 0 28 28.0 4.0TOTAL 19 29 836 0 65 28.8 44.0



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SINGLE GAME HIGHSReceptions: 3, at Houston, Sept. 1, 2012 Receiving yards: 34, Idaho, Oct. 13, 2012 (1 receptions)Long reception: 34, Idaho, Oct. 13, 2012 All-purpose yards: 237, Stephen F. Austin, Sept. 22, 2012 Kick returns: 6, Stephen F. Austin, Sept. 22, 2012 Kick return yards: 237, Stephen F. Austin, Sept. 22, 2012 (6 returns)Long kick return: 65, Louisiana Tech, Nov. 10, 2012; Stephen F. Austin, Sept. 22, 2012

PERSONALBorn July 25, 1993 in Dallas, Texas ... son of Bob and Kristi Garrey ... major is business man-agement at Texas State ... member of Young Life and Fellowship of Christian Athletes ... enjoys sports and being with friends.

RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G2013 6 1 5 0 5 0.2 5.0 0.8

TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Blkd2013 6 0 1 1 0.0 0 0 0 0 0

SINGLE GAME HIGHSReceptions: 3, at Houston, Sept. 1, 2012 Receiving yards: 34, Idaho, Oct. 13, 2012 (1 receptions)

TREY

GARRETTSAFETYJUNIOR • RS • 6-0 • 200

HUNTINGTON BEACH, CALIF.CARSON HIGH SCHOOLGOLDEN WEST COLLEGE

16

RYAN

GARREYWIDE RECEIVERJUNIOR • 1L • 5-11 • 180

PLANO, TEXASPLANO EAST HIGH SCHOOL

89

TIM

GAYRUNNING BACKJUNIOR • 2L • 5-11 • 231

HOUSTON, TEXASCHAVEZ HIGH SCHOOL


PREVIOUS SCHOOL Ranked as a three-star recruit by Rivals.com ... listed on JCGridiron.com preseason safeties watch list ... played for head coach Nick Mitchell at Golden West College ... ranked second on the team with 63 tackles ... also recorded three tackles for loss, one sack, seven pass breakups and three fumble recoveries as a sophomore ... had 43 tackles, two sacks, one tackle for loss, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery as a freshman.

HIGH SCHOOL Named All-Marine League second-Team safety after leading Carson High School to state semi-finals ... registered 52 tackles, four sacks, one interception and four pass breakups ... also was a member of track team and had times of 11.00 in 100-meter dash and 22.3 in 200 meters.

PERSONALSon of Earnest and Deborah Garrett ... older brother, Kevin, played at Oregon.

2013Played in six games ... caught a five-yard pass against Prairie View A&M ... also assisted on a tackle at Southern Miss ... member of the 100% Club during spring workouts.

2012Did not play in any games.


HIGH SCHOOLEarned Second-Team All-District 8-5A and First-Team Academic All-District in 2008 ... suffered a rotator cuff injury 2009 ... chosen First-Team All-District 8-5A and Honorable Mention Academic All-State in 2010 ... top performance came against Allen when he had seven receptions for 119 yards and one touchdown ... also played baseball and soccer.

2013Started three games ... gained 70 yards and scored a touchdown on nine carries ... had a season-long run of 35 yards at Arkansas State ... had a 20-yard TD run at Idaho ... received the Supercat Award for big skill players and was a member of the 100% Club in spring workouts.

2012Rushed for 279 yards and a touchdown on 27 carries ... recorded the longest run by a Bobcat in 2012 with a 75-yard touchdown run against New Mexico State ... had a season-best 78 yards on two carries against the Aggies ... also gained 64 yards on six carries at Houston ... tallied 58 yards on three rushes at San Jose State ... had a 48-yard run against the Spartans ... caught two passes for six yards ... had a four-yard reception at UTSA and a two-yard touchdown catch against Nevada.


HIGH SCHOOLTwo-star recruit by Rivals.com ... two-time First-Team All-District 20-5A selection ... earned Dis-trict 20-5A Offensive MVP honors for 6-5 Bi-District Finalist Lobos ... rushed for 1,341 yards and 13 TDs to go with 12 catches for 244 yards and 2 TDs his senior year ... rushed for 601 yards and 14 TDs along with 6 catches for 179 yards and 4 TDs his junior year ... ranks third in all-time rushing yards and rushing TDs at Chavez High School with 2,215 yards and 27 TDs respectively ... ranks second all-time in points scored at Chavez with 210 points ... Regional qualifier in track ... named most hard working and most dedicated for Lobos track team.

PERSONALBorn March 25, 1992 in Houston ... son of Sherronda Tisdale and Timothy Gay ... related to former Cleveland Browns running back Ben Gay ... related to former jazz musician and NBA player Way-man Tisdale ... major is education.

CAREER STATISTICSRUSHING G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G2012 12 27 279 1 75 10.3 23.22013 11 9 70 1 35 7.8 6.4TOTAL 23 36 349 2 75 9.7 15.2



RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G2012 12 2 6 1 4 0.2 3.0 0.52013 11 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0.0TOTAL 23 2 6 1 4 0.1 3.0 0.3

SINGLE GAME HIGHSPoints scored: 6, 3 times, last at Idaho, Nov. 2, 2013Touchdowns: 1, 3 times, last at Idaho, Nov. 2, 2013Rush attempts: 6, Texas Tech, Sept. 08, 2012; at Houston, Sept. 1, 2012 Rush yards: 78, New Mexico State, Dec. 1, 2012 (2 carries)Rush TDs: 1, 2 times, last at Idaho, Nov. 2, 2013Long rush: 75, New Mexico State, Dec. 1, 2012 Receptions: 1, at UTSA, Nov. 24, 2012; Nevada, Sept. 29, 2012 Receiving yards: 4, at UTSA, Nov. 24, 2012 (1 receptions)Receiving TDs: 1, Nevada, Sept. 29, 2012 Long reception: 4, at UTSA, Nov. 24, 2012

2013Played in one game against Prairie View A&M before sitting out the rest of the season.

HERBERT

GONZALESDEFENSIVE TACKLEJUNIOR • SQ • 6-0 • 295

SAN ANTONIO, TEXASSOUTHWEST HIGH SCHOOLUTEP

69

BRICE

GUNTERWIDE RECEIVERFRESHMAN • RS • 6-3 • 201

STEPHENVILLE, TEXASSTEPHENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

88

DREW

HAMILTONLINEBACKERSENIOR • 3L • 6-0 • 220

HICKORY CREEK, TEXASLAKE DALLAS HIGH SCHOOL

51

2013Served as a reserve defensive tackle after joining the team in spring workouts.

PREVIOUS SCHOOLTransfer from UTEP ... was a reserve defensive tackle for the Miners in 2011.

HIGH SCHOOL Three-time All-District defensive tackle at Southwest High School ... claimed second team honors as a sophomore and first team as a junior and senior ... also recognized as a first team All-District tight end following his junior campaign ... had a big senior year with 72 tackles, including 21 for losses, with five sacks and 38 quarterback hurries ... compiled 58 stops as a junior and 47 as a sophomore ... member of back-to-back district and regional title teams (sophomore and junior season) with a composite 19-5 record ... named Defensive MVP in the San Antonio All-Star Game ... also competed in track and field ... regional qualifier in the shot put and district champ in discus ... graduated in the top five percent of his class (18th of 675) to garner Academic All-State honors.

PERSONALBorn Sept. 12, 1992 in San Antonio ... son of Frank and Faith Gonzales ... has two older brothers, James and Frank, who played football at Texas Lutheran University and UTSA, respectively ... major is exercise and sports science with minor in human wellness.

2013Played in 12 games as a reserve linebacker and on special teams ... tallied six tackles, including five solo stops ... had two solo tackles against Wyoming ... recorded one stop versus Southern Miss, Texas Tech, Arkansas State and Western Kentucky.

2012Played in 12 games as a reserve linebacker and a member of the special teams ... recorded a tackle in eight games ... had a solo stop against Houston, Texas Tech and Nevada ... also assisted on a tackle against New Mexico, San Jose State, Utah State, UTSA and New Mexico State.

2011Played in ten games as a reserve linebacker ... registered seven tackles (three solo) and one quarterback hurry for the year ... logged a solo tackle versus Tarleton State ... had three tackles (one solo) at Stephen F. Austin ... had two tackles and one quarterback hurry against Nicholls ... logged one solo stop at Central Arkansas.

2010Sat out season as a redshirt.

HIGH SCHOOLFirst-Team All-District 5-4A selection who played for coach Mike Young ... also named an All-Area First-Team performer and chosen Honorable Mention All-State in 2009 ... led Lake Dallas to a 10-2 record in 2009 ... also participated in power lifting and track.

PERSONALBorn May 29, 1991 in Denton, Texas ... son of James and Louise Hamilton ... his uncle, Bradley Hamilton, was an All-Southland Conference selection ... signed with Texas State after being re-cruited by Baylor, Stephen F. Austin, NIU and North Texas ... major is engineering at Texas State ... played in the Texas High School Coaches Association All-Star game in San Antonio.

CAREER STATISTICSTACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Blkd2011 10 3 4 5.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 02012 12 3 5 5.5 0.0 0 0 0 0 02013 12 5 1 5.5 0.0 0 0 0 0 0TOTAL 34 11 10 16.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0

SINGLE GAME HIGHSTackles: 2, 2 times, last vs. Wyoming Sept. 28, 2013

HIGH SCHOOL Ranked as a four-star recruit by ESPN and three-star recruit by Rivals.com ... recorded 88 recep-tions for 1,369 yards with 18 touchdowns his senior year playing for head coach Joseph Gillespie ... named a Class 3A All-State First Team selection ... ranked 65th by ESPN Top Texas Recruits of 2013.

PERSONALSon of Clint and Amy Gunter.



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2013Played in two games on special teams after joining the team in spring practices.

PREVIOUS SCHOOL Served as a reserve quarterback at Mary Hardin Baylor in 2010.

HIGH SCHOOL Earned All-State honors as a punter and quarterback ... played for his father, Kent Hawthorne ... led Weimer to an 8-3 record as a senior ... two-time all-state selection in track and field and earned all-state honors in powerlifting ... also lettered in baseball and basketball ... earned hon-ors in math, history and science.

PERSONAL Born Nov. 15, 1990 in Odessa, Texas ... son of Kent and Chris Hawthorne ... brother, Lynx, signed to play at Baylor in 2012 ... his father played at Sul Ross State and his grandfather played at Texas A&M.


HIGH SCHOOL Ranked as one of the top 130 players in Texas by Scout.com ... ranked as a two-star recruit by Rivals.com ... earned a three-star scout grade by ESPN.com ... recorded 56 pancake blocks and 98 knockdowns in 2012 while playing for head coach Bob Schultz ... selected as one of the Top 30 offensive lineman in Texas ... named an All-District 25-4A offensive lineman in 2012 ... named to Dave Campbell’s Texas Football Super Team Offensive Lineman Second Team ... named to Third-Team All-Centex team by American Statesman ... chosen Academy Sports Scholar-Athlete

BRIXX

HAWTHORNESAFETYSENIOR • 1L • 5-10 • 180

WEIMAR, TEXASWEIMAR HIGH SCHOOL

31

DARIUS

HOODDEFENSIVE TACKLESOPHOMORE • RS • 6-0 • 280

PLANO, TEXASPLANO EAST HIGH SCHOOL

94

JACKSON

HOSKINSOFFENSIVE LINEFRESHMAN • RS • 6-5 • 316

DRIPPING SPRINGS, TEXASDRIPPING SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL

70

BEN

IJAHWIDE RECEIVERSENIOR • 2L • 6-3 • 210

SAN DIEGO, CALIF.SOUTHWESTERN COLLEGE

1

2013Sat out the season with an injury ... received the Fred Bleil Most Improved Defensive Player Award following spring practice and Supercat Award for skill players in spring workouts.

2012Played in 10 games as a reserve defensive tackle ... recorded 12 tackles and assisted on a tackle for a loss of one yard against New Mexico State ... recorded a season-best four tackles against Louisiana Tech ... had two stops versus New Mexico and UTSA ... had one tackle in four other contests.

HIGH SCHOOLAveraged 5.0 yards per carry as a senior before suffering a season-ending injury ... earned All-District 16-5A First-Team honors as a junior and Second-Team honors as a sophomore ... was named Academic All-District both seasons ... served as a team captain at Leander ... ran for 1,174 yards and 12 touchdowns on 193 carries as a junior.

PERSONALBorn Feb. 26, 1993 in Savannah, Ga ... .son of Anita and Bryant Hood ... major is physical therapy.


SINGLE GAME HIGHS

Tackles: 4 vs. Louisiana Tech, Nov. 10, 2012

2013Had six starts ... caught 16 passes for 207 yards and a touchdown ... had season-bests of four receptions for 60 yards against UL Monroe ... caught three passes for 36 yards and a touchdown against Wyoming ... also had three catches for 27 yards versus Georgia State ... caught a season-best 51-yard pass on 4th and 24-play that set up game-winning field goal against South Ala-bama ... also had two catches against Idaho and Arkansas State ... member of the 100% Club during spring workouts.

2012Played in 10 games ... made three starts ... caught 17 passes for 132 yards ... had a season-best five receptions for 42 yards at Utah State ... caught a season-long 14-yard pass against the Ag-gies ... had three catches for 25 yards at New Mexico and two passes for 17 yards versus Texas Tech ... returned a kickoff for 23 yards against the Red Raiders.


PREVIOUS SCHOOLPlayed one season under Ed Carberry ... was a starter at wide receiver and returned kickoffs ... caught 26 passes for 212 yards ... top performance included six receptions for 80 yards in one half ... record setting track and field star ... holds school record in long jump (6.90m) and decathlon record (5618 points) after eclipsing old mark by 558 points ... top 10 in school history in 110m hurdles (15.20), pole vault (3.25m), triple jump (14.20m), shot put (10.59m), and high jump (1.74m) ... placed 10th at California State Track Meet in triple jump (13.62m).

of the Game in 2012 ... selected All-State Third Team by Texas Sports Writers Association in 2011 ... earned All-District Second-Team honors in 2011 ... three-time Academic All-District selection.

PERSONALSon of Carter and Bobbi Hill ... stepfather, Carter Hill, was a center at Texas.



HIGH SCHOOLNamed an All-League selection and served as team captain ... earned six letters while playing for Murrieta Valley High School ... caught 33 passes for 377 yards and scored five touchdowns as a receiver and kick returner ... he compiled 40 tackles and recorded a safety on defense ... led his team to a 7-4 record and playoff berth.

PERSONALBorn Jan. 3, 1992 in San Diego, Calif ... .son of Mekiel Ijah and Elissa Simmons ... major is manu-facturing engineering ... hobbies are working out and spending time with family.

CAREER STATISTICSRECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G2012 10 17 132 0 14 1.7 7.8 13.22013 12 16 207 1 51 1.5 12.9 18.8TOTAL 22 33 339 1 51 1.6 10.3 16.1

SINGLE GAME HIGHSReceptions: 5, at Utah State, Nov. 03, 2012 Receiving yards: 62, vs. South Alabama, Oct. 26, 2013 (3 receptions)Touchdowns: 1, vs. Wyoming, Sept 28, 2013Long reception: 51, vs South Alabama, Oct. 26, 2013All-purpose yards: 60,vs. UL Monroe, Oct. 12, 2013Kick returns: 1, Texas Tech, Sept. 08, 2012 Kick return yards: 23, Texas Tech, Sept. 08, 2012 (1 returns)Long kick return: 23, Texas Tech, Sept. 08, 2012 Receiving TDs: 1, Nevada, Sept. 29, 2012

2013Played in 11 games ... recorded 12 tackles, including 10 solo stops ... had a season-best of six tackles at Idaho ... also had four solo stops versus the Vandals ... had two solo stops against Texas Tech and UL Lafayette.

2012Played in 12 games as a true freshman ... recorded 36 tackles, including 23 solo stops ... had a season-best nine tackles at San Jose State ... also had a season-best six solo stops versus the Spartans ... registered seven tackles, including five solo stops at New Mexico ... had six stops, including four solo tackles at Navy ... recovered a fumble against the Midshipmen ... also had an interception to go along with four tackles at Utah State.

HIGH SCHOOLNamed a three-star recruit by Rivals.com ... earned All-District 17-4A First-Team as a linebacker ... played for Glen West at Brenham ... teammate of current Bobcat Adrian Bellard ... earned All-District Second-Team honors as a defensive end during his junior season when he recorded 65 tackles, one interception and three fumble recoveries.

PERSONALBorn on Jan. 31, 1994 ... son of Berneake Gantt and Gerald Gilmon.

CAREER STATISTICSTACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Int Yds2012 12 23 13 29.5 2.0 5 1 0 1 1 42013 11 10 2 11.0 3.0 10 1 0 0 0 0TOTAL 23 33 15 40.5 5.0 15 2 0 1 1 4

SINGLE GAME HIGHSAll-purpose yards: 4, at Utah State, Nov. 03, 2012 Interceptions: 1, at Utah State, Nov. 03, 2012 Long interception return: 4, at Utah State, Nov. 03, 2012 Tackles: 9, at San Jose State, Oct. 27, 2012 (6-3)Tackles for loss: 1.0, at Navy, Nov. 17, 2012 (1-0); Idaho, Oct. 13, 2012 (1-0)Fumbles recovered: 1, at Navy, Nov. 17, 2012

STEPHAN

JACOBSDEFENSIVE TACKLEJUNIOR • SQ • 6-3 • 269

HOUSTON, TEXASNIMITZ HIGH SCHOOL

74

JERRID

JETER-GILMONLINEBACKERJUNIOR • 2L • 6-1 • 229

BRENHAM, TEXASBRENHAM HIGH SCHOOL

4

2013Averaged 44.0 yards on 41 punts ... ranked eighth nationally with 46.3 percent of his punts land-ing inside the 20 ... also had five punts for touchbacks ... registered 10 punts over 50 yards ... had a career-best 65-yard punt at UL Lafayette ... kicked a 58-yard punt against Prairie View A&M ... averaged 46.6 yards on nine punts against UL Monroe ... averaged 44 yards on four punts versus Georgia State ... had a 63-yard punt versus the Panthers ... kicked a 59-yard punt at Arkansas State ... had 57 yards punts versus Western Kentucky and UL Monroe .. and a 56 yard punt at Troy ... averaged 64.1 yards on 56 kickoffs with 38 resulting in touchbacks ... averaged 64.9 yards and had six touchbacks on seven kickoffs against Wyoming ... also had six touchbacks on his eight

2013Served as a reserve lineman ... member of the 100% Club during spring workouts.

2012Served as reserve offensive lineman.


HIGH SCHOOLNamed to Dave Campbell’s Texas Football Magazine Top 300 ... All-District 19-5A Academic selec-tion for coach Robert Toomer.

PERSONALMajor is business management at Texas State ... son of Lyntrice Strauss.

WILL

JOHNSONKICKER/PUNTERSENIOR • 3L • 6-3 • 209

BRYAN, TEXASRUDDER HIGH SCHOOL

38



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kickoffs against South Alabama ... averaged a season-best 65.5 yards with three touchbacks against UL Monroe ... ... .member of the 100% Club during spring workouts.

2012 Played in 12 games ... made 12 of his 17 field goal attempts ... was successful on 43 of his 44 extra-point tries ... broke his own school record with a 54-yard field goal against New Mexico State ... also kicked a 52-yard field goal versus Stephen F. Austin ... had a 45-yard field goal at Houston and a 42 yard field goal at San Jose State ... made all of his career-best nine extra point attempts ... converted 7 of 8 PAT attempts against Louisiana Tech ... also connected on all five of his PAT tries against Stephen F. Austin and Idaho ... averaged 41.0 yards on 22 punts ... had a season-long 59-yard punt versus Utah State ... had a 56-yard punt against Louisiana Tech ... kicked nine punts inside the 20-yard line ... averaged 44.4 yards on five punts against Louisiana Tech ... also averaged 63.8 yards on 37 kickoffs ... netted a season-best 64.5 yards on two kickoffs at Navy ... had 20 touchbacks.

2011Converted 13-of-24 FG attempts (.541) and was perfect on PAT’s going 33-for-33 for 72 points ... set the school record for longest made FG with a 53-yard kick ... kicked off 63 times for an average of 65.7 yards per kick with 17 touchbacks ... opened his place kicking career with a 40-yard FG ... went 1-of-1 on field goals and 1-of-1 on PAT kicks at Texas Tech ... also kicked off four times for an average of 76.2 yards per kick and recorded two touchbacks ... converted 1-of-2 field goals and 1-of-1 PAT kicks at Wyoming ... made all three field attempts of 52, 42, 37 and was 3-of-3 on PAT kicks versus Tarleton State ... made all five PAT kicks against Stephen F. Austin ... converted his only attempt on 34-yard kick versus Nicholls, was also perfect with all five PAT kicks ... hit 2-of-3 field goals at McNeese State and one PAT ... went 1-of-2 on field goals and 5-of-5 on PAT kicks against Lamar ... hit a 49 and 42-yard field goal, went 4-of-4 on PAT kicks, and forced six touchbacks on seven kickoffs versus Prairie View A&M ... earned FCS Independent Player of the Week honors for his performance.

HIGH SCHOOLNamed All-District 16-4A kicker in 2008-10 ... chosen Academic All-District in 2010 ... was an Academic All-State choice in 2010 ... ranked eighth among his class by Chris Sailor Kicking web-site kicked five field goals and 35 extra points for Rudder ... averaged 40.9 yards on 15 punts ... also played safety and recorded 42 tackles in 2010 ... played for coach C.M. Pier ... also played baseball and was named All-District defensive player in 2010, District Newcomer of the Year in 2008 and an All-State selection as a junior in 2010.

PERSONALSon of the Sue Johnson and the late Stanley Johnson ... major is wildlife biology at Texas State.

CAREER STATISTICSFIELD GOALS G FGM FGA Lg Pct PAT Points Avg/G2011 12 13 24 53 54.2 33 72 6.02012 12 12 17 54 70.6 43 79 6.62013 12 0 5 0 0.0 13 13 1.1TOTAL 36 25 46 54 54.3 89 164 4.6

PUNTING G No. Yards Lg Avg2011 12 0 0 0 0.02012 12 22 901 59 41.02013 12 41 1805 65 44.0TOTAL 36 63 2706 65 43.0

SINGLE GAME HIGHSPoints scored: 12, three times, last vs. New Mexico State, Dec. 1, 2012Kick PATs: 9, New Mexico State, Dec. 1, 2012 Points by kicking: three times, last vs. New Mexico State, Dec. 1, 2012 Field goals made: 3, at Houston, Sept. 1, 2012; Tarleton, Sept. 17, 2011 Field goal attempts: 4, Northwestern State, Oct. 29, 2011; at Houston, Sept. 1, 2012 Longest field goal: 54, New Mexico State, Dec. 1, 2012 Punt attempts: 9, vs. UL Monroe, Oct. 12, 2013Punt yards: 419, vs. UL Monroe, Oct. 12, 2013 (9 punts)Punts inside 20: 7, vs. UL Monroe, Oct. 12, 2013Longest punt: 65, at UL Lafayette, Oct. 5, 2013

BRANDON

JONESSAFETYSENIOR • 1L • 6-2 • 209

RALEIGH, N.C.ROCKY MOUNT HIGH SCHOOLSANTA ROSA COLLEGE

11

MATTHEW

JONESRUNNING BACKSOPHOMORE • HS • 5-9 • 180

GALENA PARK, TEXASGALENA PARK HIGH SCHOOL

24

2013Played in four games on special teams.

PREVIOUS SCHOOLRanked as a three-star recruit by Rivals.com ... recorded 35 tackles, 2 tackles for loss and 2 inter-ceptions as a sophomore ... also broke up 3 passes in 2012 ... also had seven tackles for loss and three sacks ... played for head coach Lenny Wagner.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed at Rocky Mount High School in Raleigh, N.C.

PERSONALSon of Jeff and Fredonna Gaines.

2014Joined team in the spring.

HIGH SCHOOL Played as a running back and strong safety at Galena Park ... earned All-District 24-4A First-Team honors after rushing for 1,000 yards and nine touchdowns on 183 carries and catching five passes for 46 yards during his senior year ... played for coach Ray Zepeda ... recorded two interceptions as a junior.

PERSONALBorn Dec. 8, 1993 ... son of Regina Jones and Theodis Greer ... major is engineering.



2013Played in eight games and made seven starts ... was starter in four of Texas State’s six wins ... threw for 1,130 yards and eight touchdowns while completing 100 of 160 passes ... ran for 257 yards on 89 carries ... completed 19 of 24 passes for a season-best 228 yards and two touchdowns ... also completed 15 of 25 passes for 281 yards and two TDs against South Alabama ... threw for 204 yards and two touchdowns after completing 17 of 28 passes at Arkansas State ... made his first start against Wyoming when he completed 14 of 18 passes for 196 yards and one TD ... gained 56 yards on seven carries against the Cowboys ... ran for 68 yards on 23 carries against South Alabama.

HIGH SCHOOL Ranked as a two-star recruit by Rivals.com and ESPN.com ... completed 264 of 381 passes for 3, 952 yards and 43 touchdowns ... ran for 1, 000 yards and 26 touchdowns on 152 carries as a senior ... led Stephenville to its fifth straight state championship in 2012 ... earned MVP honors in Class 3A state championship game when he accounted for nine touchdowns and 556 yards ... completed 25 of 32 passes for 432 yards and five TD’s while running 12 times for 124 yards and four touchdowns ... threw eight touchdown passes in a game earlier in the year, two short of the state record ... named 3A Player of the Year and First-Team All-State quarterback by Tex-asFootball.com ... named Class 3A State MVP ... helped the Yellow Jackets claim their fifth state championship ... ranked in the top 100 quarterbacks in the nation by ESPN.com ... led team to an undefeated district record and a rank of fifth in the state – 34th nationally ... played for head coach Joseph Gillespie.

PERSONALSon of Mike and Daphne Jones.

CAREER STATISTICSRUSHING G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G2013 8 89 257 0 38 2.9 32.1

PASSING G Att Cmp Int Yds TD Lg Pct Avg/P Avg/G Effic2013 8 161 100 5 1130 8 67 62.1 7.0 141.2 131.3

SINGLE GAME HIGHSRush attempts: 23, vs. South Alabama, Oct. 26, 2013 Rush yards: 68, vs South Alabama, Oct. 26, 2013 Long rush: 38, Wyoming, Sept 28. 2013 Pass attempts: 28, Arkansas State, Nov. 16. 2013 Pass completions: 19, Idaho, Nov. 2, 2013 Pass yards: 228, at Idaho, Nov. 2. 2013 Pass TDs: 2, 3 times, last at Arkansas State, Nov. 16. 2013 Had intercepted: 2, UL Monroe, Oct. 12, 2013 Long pass: 51, South Alabama, Oct. 26. 2013 Total offense attempts: 48, South Alabama, Oct. 26, 2013 (23 rush, 25 pass)Total offense yards: 286, South Alabama, Oct. 26. 2013 (68 rush, 218 pass)

2014Joined the Bobcats in spring practice.

HIGH SCHOOL Earned Honorable Mention All-State honors ... named All-District 23-3A First Team selection as a senior after earning Second-Team honors as junior ... earned All-Region IX-3A honors as a junior and senior ... named Second-Team All-State baseball player by Texas Sportswriters Association ... led LaGrange to state baseball championship game after hitting an inside-the-park grand-slam home run in the semifinal contest and the Leopards went on to win the state title.

TYLER

JONESQUARTERBACKSOPHOMORE • 1L • 6-2 • 197

STEPHENVILLE, TEXASSTEPHENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

2 KOLBY

KOLEKWIDE RECEIVERFRESHMAN • HS • 5-11 • 200

LAGRANGE, TEXASLAGRANGE HIGH SCHOOL

18

EVAN

KOTZURKICKERFRESHMAN • RS • 5-10 • 170

CIBOLO, TEXASSTEELE HIGH SCHOOL

47

HAYDEN

LAMBERTOFFENSIVE LINESOPHOMORE • SQ • 6-5 • 286

ALEDO, TEXASALEDO HIGH SCHOOL

73


HIGH SCHOOL Consistent field goal kicker inside 45 yards ... proven kicker for 2012 Texas 5A Division II state champions ... three-year letterman in football and two-year letterman in soccer at Steele ... earned All-District 28-5A First-Team honors after connecting on all 73 extra point attempts and all four of his field goal tries as a senior ... made six of his eight field goal attempts and 60 of 62 extra-point tries as a junior ... earned Academic All-District as a junior and senior ... graduated with a cumulative GPA of 3.71 and scored 1680 on SAT and 25 on ACT.

2013Served as a reserve offensive lineman ... member of the 100% Club during spring workouts.


HIGH SCHOOLNamed All-District 5-4A First-Team selection ... played for coach Tim Buchanan ... two-year let-terman for two-time Class 4A state championship team ... also a member of the varsity team dur-ing the state championship season as a sophomore ... earned Academic All-District honors and was a Honorable Mention Academic All-State section ... member of the National Honor Society and Future Business Leaders of America ... competed at the state conference for FBLA.

PERSONALBorn Dec. 2, 1993 ... son of Randy and Cynthia Lambert



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2013Earned All-Sun Belt Conference Second-Team honors by SBC coaches, College Sports Madness and Phil Steele ... played in 12 games and started last 10 contests ... one of the top two rushing lead-ers in the Sun Belt Conference with 945 yards and nine touchdowns on 164 carries ... caught 19 passes for 166 yards and one TD out of the backfield ... ran for a season-best 177 yards, including a season-long 59-yard run, and a touchdown on 21 carries against Georgia State ... gained 140 yards and a TD versus UL Monroe ... had 138-yards and a season-best three touchdowns on 30 carries against Wyoming ... recorded his first 100-yard game with 103 yards and a touchdown on seven carries at Texas Tech ... caught four passes for 43 yards at Arkansas State ... had two catches in seven other games ... caught a 23-yard touchdown pass at Southern Miss ... member of the 100% Club during spring workouts.

2012Played in seven games as a true freshman ... ran for 76 yards and a touchdown on eight carries ... had a season-long 47-yard run versus Idaho ... scored his first career touchdown on a 15-yard run against New Mexico State.

HIGH SCHOOLNamed a three-star recruit by Rivals.com ... chosen DFW All-Area 4A Second-Team after rushing for 1,682 yards and 32 touchdowns on 233 carries as a senior ... averaged 7.2 yards per carry ... also caught 23 passes for 361 yards and a touchdown ... named District 15-4A Offensive MVP ... earned All-District First-Team honors as a junior and senior ... also ran for 1200 yards and scored 19 touchdowns while averaging 7.1 yards per carry as a junior.

PERSONALBorn April 15, 1994 ... son of Robert and Glenda Lowe ... major is finance.



SINGLE GAME HIGHSPoints scored: 18,vs. Wyoming, Sept. 28, 2013Touchdowns: 3 vs. Wyoming, Sept. 28, 2013Rush attempts: 30, vs. Wyoming, Sept. 28, 2013Rush yards: 177, vs. Georgia State, Oct. 19, 2013Rush TDs: 3, vs. Wyoming, Sept. 28, 2013Long rush: 59, vs. Georgia State, Oct. 19, 2013Receptions: 2, Southern Miss, Aug 31, 2013; Prairie View A&M, Sept 7, 2013Receiving yards: 27, at Texas Tech, Sept. 21, 2013Receiving TDs: 1, Southern Miss, Aug. 31, 2013Long reception: 23, Southern Miss, Aug 31, 2013

DAVID

LEWISTIGHT ENDSENIOR • 3L • 6-5 • 257

KINGSVILLE, TEXASH.M. KING HIGH SCHOOL

87 ROBERT

LOWERUNNING BACKJUNIOR • 2L • 5-10 • 195

WAXAHACHIE, TEXASWAXAHACHIE HIGH SCHOOL

28

2013Played in 11 games ... made six starts as a blocking tight end ... caught three passes for 44 yards in 11 games ... had a season-best 33-yard reception against Wyoming ... caught two passes for 11 yards at UL Lafayette ... member of the 100% Club during spring workouts.

2012Played in two games before suffering a season-ending injury against Texas Tech ... had a 14-yard reception against Houston.

2011Played in five games as a reserve tight end ... caught eight passes for 114 yards and one touch-down ... had two catches for 18 yards at Wyoming ... logged three receptions for 65 yards with a 13-yard touchdown catch versus Nicholls ... caught a two-point conversion pass from Shaun Rutherford at McNeese State.

2010Played in 11 games as a reserve tight end ... recorded one catch for 29 yards against Southeastern Louisiana.

HIGH SCHOOLTwo-time All-District 31-4A performer in 2007 and 2009 ... played quarterback and tight end as a junior and senior ... during his senior season, he threw for 543 yards with two touchdowns and rushed for 645 yards and 10 touchdowns on 106 carries ... recorded 22 receptions for 320 yards while playing as a tight end ... played for coach Andy Hrncir ... placed fifth in the shot put at the 2010 Texas State Track and Field Championships.

PERSONALBorn on Nov. 26, 1991 ... mother is Sharon Lewis ... hobbies include playing the guitar.

CAREER STATISTICSRECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G2010 10 1 29 0 29 0.1 29.0 2.92011 8 8 114 1 27 1.0 14.2 14.22012 2 1 14 0 14 0.5 14.0 7.02013 11 3 44 0 33 0.3 14.7 4.0TOTAL 31 13 201 1 33 0.4 15.5 6.5

SINGLE GAME HIGHSTouchdowns: 1, Nicholls, Oct.. 1, 2011 Receptions: 3, Nicholls, Oct.. 1, 2011 Receiving yards: 65, Nicholls, Oct.. 1, 2011 (3 receptions)Receiving TDs: 1, Nicholls, Oct.. 1, 2011 Long reception: 33, vs. Wyoming, Sept 28, 2013All-purpose yards: 65, Nicholls, Oct.. 1, 2011



2013Played in seven games on special teams ... member of the 100% Club during spring workouts.

2012Served as a reserve in Texas State’s secondary and on special teams.

2011Saw action in four games as a reserve linebacker and on special teams ... notched a solo tackle versus Tarleton State ... had a tackle at McNeese State.

PREVIOUS SCHOOLAttended Navarro Junior College in the spring of 2010 playing under head coach Nick Bobeck ... also attended the University of Houston in the summer of 2009 before transfering to Navarro.

HIGH SCHOOLReceived First-Team All-District 23-5A honors for 13-1 5A State Finalist Hurricanes ... named to First-Team All-District 23-5A in his junior year ... named Defensive Newcomer of the Year in his sophomore season ... received First-Team All-Academic honors in his sophomore season under head coach Shane Hallmark.

PERSONALBorn Sept. 21, 1990 in Houston ... son of Maria Martinez ... majoring in exercise and sport science ... favorite hobbies include playing video games ... nickname is “Smallomalu” in reference to looking like a smaller Troy Polomalu.

CAREER STATISTICSTACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Blkd2011 4 1 1 1.5 0.0 0 0 0 0 02013 7 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0TOTAL 11 1 1 1.5 0.0 0 0 0 0 0

SINGLE GAME HIGHSTackles: 1 vs. Tarleton State, Sept 17, 2011

2012Earned Honorable Mention All-WAC honors as a sophomore ... has five career interceptions after recording four in 2012 ... his four interceptions ranked 33rd nationally and tied for fourth among WAC leaders ... ranked fourth among WAC leaders in passes defended with 12 (four intercep-tions, 8 pass breakups ) ... ranked fifth among Texas State team leaders with 48 tackles in 2012 ... set school record for longest punt return in a game with a 79-yard return for a touchdown against New Mexico State ... had a season-high eight solo tackles against Stephen F. Austin ... also registered eight stops, including seven solo tackles against Idaho ... recorded seven tackles, including six solo, against Texas Tech ... broke up two passes at San Jose State ... intercepted a pass against Houston, Stephen F. Austin, San Jose State and New Mexico State.

2011Played and started in all 12 games ... tied another school record as a freshman when he broke up 12 passes ... recorded 51 tackles as a freshman, including 38 unassisted stops ... registered 1.5 tackl for losses, one interception, one quarterback hurry, and one forced fumble ... registered four solo tackles and one pass breakup at Texas Tech ... had six tackles (four solo) with one tackle for a loss and one pass breakup at Wyoming ... logged seven tackles (six solo), two pass break-ups, and an interception at Stephen F. Austin ... had four tackles (two solo) and a pass breakup at McNeese State ... posted three tackles (one solo) and one pass breakup against Lamar ... made five tackles (three solo) and had two pass breakups at Southeastern Louisiana ... registered three tackles (two solo) against Northeastern Louisiana ... had five solo stops, one pass breakup, and one quarterback hurry versus Prairie View A&M ... posted an individual season-high 10 tackles (seven solo) to go along with one forced fumble and one pass breakup at Central Arkansas.


HIGH SCHOOLNamed the 2009 District 27-3A MVP and an Honorable Mention All State selection ... played for coach Robert Dean ... had 46 receptions with 841 yards and 10 touchdowns ... also gained 814 yards and six touchdowns on 88 carries ... also played basketball and competed in track and field.

PERSONALBorn June 11, 1992 in New Braunfels, Texas ... major at Texas State is physical therapy.

CAREER STATISTICSTACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Int Yds2011 12 38 13 44.5 1.5 4 13 1 0 1 02012 12 40 8 44.0 1.0 2 12 0 0 4 02013 12 40 9 44.5 1.0 3 9 1 1 0 0TOTAL 36 118 30 133.0 3.5 9 34 2 1 5 0

RETURNS G PR Yds TD Lg Avg/R Avg/G KOR Yds TD Lg Avg/R Avg/G2011 12 4 49 0 28 12.2 4.1 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.02012 12 1 79 1 79 79.0 6.6 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.02013 12 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 5 65 0 19 13.0 5.4TOTAL 36 5 128 1 79 25.6 3.6 5 65 0 19 13.0 5.4

SINGLE GAME HIGHSPoints scored: 6, New Mexico State, Dec. 1, 2012, at Southern Miss, Aug 31, 2013Touchdowns: 1, New Mexico State, Dec. 1, 2012 ; 1 at Southern Miss, Aug 31, 2013All-purpose yards: 79, New Mexico State, Dec. 1, 2012 Punt returns: 2, Lamar, Oct. 15, 2011 Punt return yards: 79, New Mexico State, Dec. 1, 2012 (1 returns)Long punt return: 79, New Mexico State, Dec. 1, 2012 Interceptions: 1, 5 timesTackles: 10, at Central Arkansas, Nov. 12, 2011 (7-3)Tackles for loss: 1.0, at UTSA, Nov. 24, 2012 (1-0); at Wyoming, Sept. 10, 2011 (1-0)Fumbles forced: 1, at Central Arkansas, Nov. 12, 2011; 1 at Southern Miss, Aug 31, 2013Fumbles recovered: 1, at Southern Miss, Aug 31, 2013Fumbles returned for TD: 1, at Southern Miss, Aug 31, 2013Pass breakups: 2, three times; last at San Jose State, Oct. 27, 2012;

2013

TOMAS

LUNASAFETYSENIOR • 2L • 5-9 • 194

HOUSTON, TEXASHIGHTOWER HIGH SCHOOL

36

CRAIG

MAGERCORNERBACKSENIOR • 3L • 5-11 • 190

LULING, TEXASLULING HIGH SCHOOL

25

2013Earned All-Sun Belt Conference honors by College Sports Madness ... three-year starting corner-back who has made 36 consecutive starts ... started 12 games ... tallied 49 tackles, including 40 solo stops ... led Bobcats with nine pass breakups and ranked eighth among SBC with nine passes defended ... had a season-high nine tackles, including seven solo stops, against Western Ken-tucky ... had five tackles against UL Monroe, Georgia State, South Alabama, Arkansas State and Troy ... forced and returned a fumble 44 yards for a touchdown against Southern Miss ... broke up a season-best three passes against Wyoming ... member of the 100% Club during spring work-outs ... received Supercat Award for skill players in spring workouts.



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Played in 10 games ... made nine starts ... named a team captain ... was named All-Sun Belt Conference Second-Team by College Sports Madness and Phil Steele ... named Honorable Mention All-SBC by league coaches ... led the SBC and ranking 12th nationally in solo tackles with an aver-age of 6.0 per game ... ranked 13th nationally and fourth among Sun Belt Conference leaders in total tackles with an average of 8.9 per game ... averaged 10.0 tackles in conference only games to rank third among league leaders ... also ranked second among league leaders in interceptions with four ... tallied a career-high 16 tackles against Troy ... his 16 stops were the second-highest total in the SBC and the most by a Texas State player in a single game ... tallied 13 stops at UL Lafayette and 11 each against Western Kentucky and UL Monroe ... earned Sun Belt Conference Defensive Player of the Week on Sept. 2 after intercepting two passes and logging nine tackles and a sack for a loss of nine yards in Texas State’s season-opening win at Southern Miss ... also intercepted a pass against UL Monroe and Arkansas State ... recorded one quarterback hurry against Wyoming and had 4.5 tackles for loss ... recorded 2.0 tackles for loss of six yards at Troy to lead Texas State ... it also was the most tackles for loss in a single game by a Bobcat last season ... tallied a tackle for a nine-yard loss at Southern Miss and a one-yard loss at UL Lafayette ... assisted on a tackle for a loss of two yards against Western Kentucky.

2012Played and started the first seven games ... ranked among the top seven players with 41 total tackles ... recorded a season-best of 13 tackles against Nevada ... also had eight stops against Stephen F. Austin and New Mexico ... recorded five stops in his first start at Houston ... had a season-high of seven solo tackles against Nevada ... recovered a fumble against Texas Tech ... broke up a pass against Stephen F. Austin.

Previous SchoolNamed a two-star recruit by Rivals.com ... named an All-Pacific Conference selection as a fresh-man ... helped lead Santa Monica to the Pacific Conference championship and a berth into the American Bowl ... recorded 68 tackles, including eight tackles for losses ... also had one sack, broke up two passes and recovered a fumble

High Schoolplayed in the East-West Shrine game while representing Columbia County after his senior season at Scappoose ... named an All-State Second-Team selection after leading the Tribe with 10.6 tackles per game ... also played running back and ran for 1,116 yards and 12 touchdowns as a senior.

PersonalBorn on Aug. 18, 1993 ... son of Wayne Mayo and Lori Haggans.

CAREER STATISTICSTACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Yds PD FR Int Yds2012 7 22 19 31.5 1.0 6 0.0 0 1 1 0 02013 10 63 26 76.0 4.5 18 1.0 9 4 0 4 35TOTAL 17 85 45 107.5 5.5 24 1.0 9 5 1 4 35

SINGLE GAME HIGHSTackles: 13, Nevada, Sept. 29, 2012 (7-6); at UL Lafayette, Oct. 05, 2013 (9-4)Tackles for loss: 1.0, three times; last at UL Lafayette, Oct. 05, 2013Interceptions: 2, at Southern Miss, Aug 31, 2013Fumbles recovered: 1, Texas Tech, Sept. 08, 2012 Sacks: 1, at Southern Miss, Aug 31, 2013Pass breakups: 1, Stephen F. Austin, Sept. 22, 2012

2013

Played in five games as a reserve defensive lineman ... recorded six tackles ... had a season-best of three tackles at UL Lafayette ... tallied two stops versus Western Kentucky ... had one tackle at Arkansas State.


HIGH SCHOOLNamed a two-star recruit by Rivals.com ... rated as one of the Top 100 players in the Greater Houston area by Vype Magazine.com ... two-time Class 5A All-State Team selection by Texas Associated Press of Sports Editors ... named District 24-5A Defensive MVP as a senior in 2011 and a All-District First Team as a sophomore and junior ... four year starter at Clear Springs for coach Clint Hartman ... registered 108 tackles and eight sacks as a senior ... also recovered three fumbles and forced another three fumbles ... had a season-high 14 tackles against Pearland Dawson ... recorded 133 tackles and 8½ sacks as a junior ... tallied 107 tackles and eight sacks as a sophomore.

PERSONAL Born March 26, 1994 ... son of Dallas and Nesha McClarty ... plans to major in sports medicine at Texas State ... his cousin, Leonard Marshall played football at LSU and in the NFL with the New York Giants.

CAREER STATISTICSTACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Blkd2012 7 22 19 31.5 1.0 6 1 0 1 02013 10 63 26 76.0 4.5 18 4 0 0 0TOTAL 17 85 45 107.5 5.5 24 5 0 1 0

SINGLE GAME HIGHSTackles: 2.5, (2-1); at UL-Lafayette, Oct. 05, 2013

2013

DAVID

MAYOLINEBACKERSENIOR • 2L • 6-2 • 228

SCAPPOOSE, ORE.SCAPPOOSE HIGH SCHOOLSANTA MONICA COLLEGE

3 DALLAS

MCCLARTYDEFENSIVE TACKLESOPHOMORE • 1L • 5-11 • 294

LEAGUE CITY, TEXASCLEAR SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL

63

BRANDON

MCDOWELLCORNERBACKFRESHMAN • RS • 5-10 • 179

DESOTO, TEXASDESOTO HIGH SCHOOL

29

Sat out the season as a redshirt.

HIGH SCHOOL Ranked as a two-star recruit by Rivals.com ... played for All-American Texas State alumnus Claude Mathis ... served as team captain and led the Eagles to a 14-1 overall record, No. 8 national rank-ing and state semifinals ... member of the state’s 7 on 7 champions ... named an All-District 7-5A First-Team wide receiver ... led the district in kickoff return yards per attempt ... named DeSoto’s Offensive Player of the Year after leading the team with 59 receptions and 874 yards ... caught seven touchdown passes as a senior ... also earned the team’s Offseason Iron Eagle award ... played as a wide receiver on offense and cornerback on defense.

PERSONAL



Son of Anthony and Carolyn McDowell.2013

Joined the Bobcats in spring practice.

HIGH SCHOOLThree-year letterman as an offensive lineman ... played for coach Jeff Cheatham ... earned All-District 16-5A First-Team honors as a junior.

PERSONALSon of David and Kathleen Meadows ... born Feb. 11, 1994 ... major is health and fitness manage-ment. 2013

TREY

MCGOWENLINEBACKERJUNIOR • 1L • 6-0 • 228

KERENS, TEXASKERENS HIGH SCHOOL

39

CHRIS

MEADOWSDEFENSIVE LINEFRESHMAN • HS • 6-2 • 225

ROUND ROCK, TEXASROUND ROCK HIGH SCHOOL

91

RYAN

MELTONOFFENSIVE LINESOPHOMORE • 1L • 6-5 • 339

LIBERTY, TEXASLIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL

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DEMUN

MERCERWIDE RECEIVERFRESHMAN • RS • 6-2 • 195

LA MARQUE, TEXASLA MARQUE HIGH SCHOOL

10

Played in nine games with six starts as a redshirt freshman ... tallied 10 knockdown blocks as a strong-side guard and offensive tackle ... tallied three pancake blocks against Texas Tech and Idaho ... had two knockdowns at UL Lafayette...had one pancake against Wyoming and Prairie View A&M ... member of the 100% Club during spring workouts.

2012

Sat out the season as a redshirt.

HIGH SCHOOLRated as a three-star prospect by 247sports.com ... named an All-District 22-3A First-Team selec-tion as an offensive lineman and a Second-Team selection as a defensive end during his senior season ... was an All-Area selection as a tight end after catching 15 passes for 203 yards and a touchdown during his junior campaign ... three year starter for head coach Shane Deel after he began playing organized football as a freshman ... also saw action as a defensive end and of-fensive tackle at Liberty ... also lettered in basketball and track and field

PERSONALBorn on Mar. 27, 1994 ... son of Kenny and Trudi Melton.


HIGH SCHOOL Named a three-star recruit by Rivals.com and a three-star recruit by ESPN.com ... named Dis-trict MVP and KUBE-TV Player of the Year after completing 78 of 131 passes for 1,067 yards and 16 touchdowns and running for 1,136 yards on 17 touchdowns as a senior ... also received the Martin Luther King Image award in 2012 ... played for head coach Mike Jackson ... led Cougars to an 11-2 overall record in 2012 ... played as a sophomore and junior at Chavez HS in Houston ... completed 48 of 127 passes for 585 yards and ran for 427 yards and six TD’s on 66 carries as a junior ... was an All-District Second-Team wide receiver after catching 18 passes for 228 yards that year ... earned All-State honors and was named the Chavez Offensive MVP after throwing for 1,706 yards and 21 touchdowns, and rushing for 1,156 yards and 13 touchdowns as a sophomore ... also earned All-District First-Team and District Newcomer of the Year honors that season ... competed in track and basketball throughout his high school career.

PERSONALSon of Mr. and Mrs. George Mercer ... younger brother of current Bobcat wide receiver Jafus Gaines.

BRADLEY

MILLERTIGHT ENDSENIOR • 3L • 6-5 • 229

SEALY, TEXASNEW MEXICO

14

Played in two games on special teams after joining the the team in spring practice.

PREVIIOUS SCHOOL Transfer from West Texas A&M where he was a redshirt.

HIGH SCHOOLSelected to play in the 2011 Texas High School Coaches Association All-Star Football Classic ... also played in the FCA All-Star game ... recorded nearly 550 career tackles at Kerens ... had 149 tackles, 28 tackles for loss, 8 sacks, 2 fumbles recoveries, forced 3 fumbles and intercepted 1 pass as a senior in 2010 ... earned Class 1A All-State honors as a senior ... named the Golden Circle’s Defensive Player of the Year as a junior and senior and was a three-time All-Area three seasons ... was named Sixth Man of the Year as a point guard in basketball ... recorded a fifth-place in shot put for track and field team at Class 2A State Championships with a mark of 51’ 2 ¾”.

PERSONALBorn April 19, 1993 ... son of Chester and Angela McGowen.2014

2013Played in 12 games with two starts as a tight end ... caught 24 passes for 311 yards ... had a season-best of seven receptions for 52 yards against Western Kentucky ... caught a 49-yard pass against Wyoming ... had three catches for 49 yards versus Prairie View A&M and three catches for 22 yards against Southern Miss ... had two receptions for 47 yards at Idaho ... had a 36-yard catch against the Vandals ... also caught a 26-yard pass against Prairie View A&M.

2012Played in 12 games and made four starts ... caught five passes for 65 yards and two touchdowns against Louisiana Tech ... also had five catches for 33 yards at UTSA ... recorded two receptions for 10 yards at New Mexico and one catch for seven yards against Texas Tech ... had a season-



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long reception of 22 yards against Louisiana Tech ... had a 17-yard catch at UTSA and an 11-yard reception at Navy ... recorded a tackle at New Mexico.

2011Saw action in 11 games as a reserve tight end and on special teams ... made one catch for seven yards to go along with one solo tackle against Northwestern State ... recorded one reception for 22 yards versus Sam Houston State.

PREVIOUS SCHOOLRedshirted at New Mexico.

HIGH SCHOOLThree-time All-District 25-3A selection in football, basketball and baseball ... named First-Team All-State tight end by the Associated Press, Texas Sportswriters Association and the Texas High School Coaches Association and played in the senior All-Star game in San Antonio ... broke Sealy’s receiving records with 52 catches for 1,253 yards (24.1 avg.) and 11 touchdowns under coach Jimmie Mitchell ... finished his career with 98 receptions for 2,198 yards and 18 touch-downs ... helped lead the Tigers to a 29-7 combined record during his three varsity seasons and advance to the state playoffs each year ... earned Sealy’s “Seals-Jones” award as the school’s top student-athlete as a junior and football MVP as a senior ... was selected to the All-Greater Hous-ton Baseball Team by the Houston Baseball Coaches Association as a junior and was an Academic All-District selection as a senior ... finished his high school career with a batting average over .500 ... was active in the community as a volunteer coach for youth sports and worked with local special needs children in the Special Olympics programs ... highly recruited out of high school, he also had a scholarship offers from Baylor and Boise State before signing at New Mexico.

PERSONALBorn Aug. 15, 1991 in Houston ... son of Mark and Karla Miller ... major is political science at Texas State ... his father played football at LSU.

CAREER STATISTICSRECEIVING G REC YDS TD LG REC/G AVG/C AVG/G2011 11 2 29 0 22 0.2 14.5 2.62012 12 14 126 2 22 1.2 9.0 10.52013 12 24 311 0 49 2.0 13.0 25.9TOTAL 35 40 466 2 49 1.1 11.6 13.3

SINGLE GAME HIGHSPoints scored: 12, Louisiana Tech, Nov. 10, 2012 Touchdowns: 2, Louisiana Tech, Nov. 10, 2012 Receptions: 7, Western Kentucky, Nov. 23, 2013Receiving yards: 65, Louisiana Tech, Nov. 10, 2012 (5 receptions)Receiving TDs: 2, Louisiana Tech, Nov. 10, 2012 Long reception: 49, Wyoming, Sept. 28, 2013All-purpose yards: 65, Louisiana Tech, Nov. 10, 2012 Tackles: 1, at New Mexico, Oct. 06, 2012 (1-0); Northwestern State, Oct. 29, 2011 (1-0)

2012Played in six games as a reserve cornerback ... recorded one solo tackle against Texas Tech ... had an assisted stop at Utah State ... intercepted a pass and returned it 32 yards against Idaho.


HIGH SCHOOLTwo-star recruit by Rivals.com ... member of three state championship teams at Daingerfield ... helped lead the Tigers to a combined 46-3 record in his three seasons, including a 14-1 mark in 2010 ... named All-State defensive back ... named to the East Texas “Dream Team” ... earned All-District honors ... played for coach Barry Bowman ... member of the baseball team under coach Curly Burgle and the track team under coach Thomas Hightower ... helped Daingerfield win a track and field championship ... member of the Honor Roll.

PERSONALSon of David and Sonya Mims ... his father played at Baylor (1988-93) and for the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons in 1993-95.

CAREER STATISTICSTACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD INT Yds TD Blkd2012 6 1 1 2 0.0 0 2 1 32 0 02013 12 16 3 19 2.0 4 1 0 0 0 1TOTAL 18 17 4 21 2.0 4 3 1 32 0 1

SINGLE GAME HIGHSAll-purpose yards: 32, Idaho, Oct. 13, 2012 Interceptions: 1, Idaho, Oct. 13, 2012 Long interception return: 32, Idaho, Oct. 13, 2012 Tackles: 3, 4 times, last at UL Lafayette, Oct. 05, 2013Pass breakups: 1, 3 times

DAVID

MIMS IICORNERBACKJUNIOR • 2L • 5-11 • 198

DAINGERFIELD, TEXASDAINGERFIELD HIGH SCHOOL

22

2013Played in 12 games with one start ... recorded 19 tackles, including 17 solo stops ... had two tackles for loss of four yards against Prairie View A&M ... broke up a pass and blocked a field goal attempt against Prairie View A&M ... had a season-high of three tackles against Southern Miss, Prairie View A&M, Texas Tech and UL Lafayette ... member of the 100% Club during spring workouts.

RUSMIN

NIKOCEVICDEFENSIVE TACKLEJUNIOR • RS • 6-4 • 240

SIMI VALLEY, CALIF.SIMI VALLEY HIGH SCHOOLPIERCE COLLEGE

92


PREVIOUS SCHOOLPlayed strong side defensive end at L.A. Pierce College ... tallied 29 tackles, 6.5 tackles for loss and four sacks as a sophomore ... also broke up one pass and forced a fumble ... helped lead Pierce to a 9-2 record in 2012 ... played for Efrain Martinez.

HIGH SCHOOL Played at Simi Valley High School ... recorded 27 tackles, including 15 solo stops in nine games as a senior ... had three sacks and four quarterback hurries ... also broke up a pass ... played for Lance Martin.



2013Served as a reserve quarterback ... member of the 100% Club during spring workouts.


HIGH SCHOOLNamed a three-star recruit by Rivals.com ... rated as one of the Top 100 players in the Greater Houston area by Vype Magazine.com ... named the District 18-4A Offensive MVP as a senior after completing 140 of his 244 passes for 2,261 yards and 23 touchdowns ... also ran for 139 yards and five TD’s on 55 carries as a senior ... led Willis to a District 18-4A championship ... named the District 18-4A Offensive Player of the Year and was Co-Offensive Most Valuable Player All-Montgomery County as a junior after completing 136 of 218 passes for 1,993 yards and 26 touch-downs ... threw for 2,121 yards and 15 touchdowns during his sophomore season ... played for coach Audie Jackson at Willis.



SINGLE GAME HIGHSPoints scored: 12, 3 times, last vs. Georgia State, Oct. 19, 2013Touchdowns: 2, 3 times, last vs. Georgia State, Oct. 19, 2013Rush attempts: 11, vs. Wyoming, Sept 28, 2013Rush yards: 132, vs Prairie View A&M, Sept 7, 2013Rush TDs: 2, 3 times, last vs. Georgia State, Oct. 19, 2013Long rush: 77, vs Prairie View A&M, Sept 7, 2013Receptions: 2, vs. Wyoming, Sept 28, 2013Receiving yards: 24, vs. Wyoming, Sept 28, 2013Total offense attempts: 13, vs. Wyoming, Sept. 28, 2013 (11 rush, 2 pass)Total offense yards: 132, vs Prairie View A&M, Sept 7 2013 (132 rush, 0 pass)

FRED

NIXONQUARTERBACKSOPHOMORE • SQ • 6-3 • 200

WILLIS, TEXASWILLIS HIGH SCHOOL

15

CHRIS

NUTALLRUNNING BACKJUNIOR • 2L • 5-8 • 190

COLLEGE STATION, TEXASA&M CONSOLIDATED HIGH SCHOOL

30

2013Played in 11 games ... ran for a season-best of 132 yards and two touchdowns on eight carries against Prairie View A&M ... had a season-best 77-yard run against the Panthers ... gained 90 yards on nine carries versus Georgia State ... rushed for 76 yards on 12 carries versus South Ala-bama ... also ran for 62 yards and two touchdowns on 11 attempts against Wyoming ... caught a season-best two passes for 24 yards against the Cowboys ... had a 12-yard reception versus South Alabama.


2011Saw action in six games as a reserve running back ... registered 71 yards on 17 carries and one touchdown in 2011 ... recorded six carries for 24 yards at Wyoming ... scored first career touch-down on a 14-yard run against Lamar ... finished with 42 yards on four carries.

HIGH SCHOOLTwo-star recruit by Rivals.com ... three-time First-Team All-District 12-5A selection for head coach Jim Slaughter ... District 12-5A Offensive MVP his senior season for Regional Finalist Tigers ... rushed for 1,905 yards and 20 TDs to go along with 337 yards receiving, 5 receiving TDs, and 56 return yards in his senior season ... Third-Team All-State selection ... rushed for 1,226 yards and 13 TDs his junior season ... rushed for 919 yards and nine TDs his sophomore season ... holds the school record for total yards rushing with 3,714 yards and 39 rushing TDs to go with 551 career receiving yards and eight receiving TDs ... was listed on A or B Honor Roll throughout high school.

PERSONALBorn Dec. 1, 1992 in Bryan, Texas ... son of Chris and Dina Nutall.

MICHAEL

ODIARIDEFENSIVE ENDSENIOR • 1L • 6-0 • 245

CARROLLTON, TEXASHEBRON HIGH SCHOOLWEST TEXAS A&M

55

2013Played in 11 games ... recorded 30 tackles, including 20 solo stops ... ranked second among team leaders with 3.0 sacks for losses of 24 yards ... also had Texas State’s second-highest tackles for loss total with 5.0 for 29 yards ... led the Bobcats with six tackles, 2.0 tackles for loss of 11 yards and tied for the team lead with one sack at Southern Miss ... had five tackles at Arkansas State and four stops against Western Kentucky ... recorded a sack for a loss of eight yards against the Hilltoppers ... had two quarterback hurries against Wyoming and another hurry at Arkansas State ... broke up a pass against Georgia State and Prairie View A&M.

PREVIOUS SCHOOLTransfer from West Texas A&M ... recorded 25 tackles, including 11 solo stops, 1.5 tackles for loss of six yards, one sack for a loss of six yards and three quarterback hurries as a defensive end for the Buffs ... earned All-NorCal honors as a freshman at Butte College ... recorded 34 tackles, including 7.5 tackles for loss of 24 losses at Butte ... recorded 2.5 sacks for losses of 14 yards ... broke up two passes and had two quarterback hurries ... forced a fumble ... posted 34 tackles, 7.5 tackles-for-loss at Butte College as a freshman.

HIGH SCHOOLThree-year letterman at Hebron ... earned All-District 5A-6 honors three times ... recorded 69 tackles, including 42 solo stops as a senior ... had 9.0 sacks, forced two fumbles and recovered two others.

PERSONALBorn on May 1, 1992 ... son of Alexander and Stella Odiari ... major is biology with a minor in political science.

CAREER STATISTICSTACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Yds PD FF FR2013 11 20 10 30 5.0 29 3.0 24 2 0 0



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SINGLE GAME HIGHSTackles: 6, at Southern Miss, Aug 31, 2013Tackles for loss: 2.0, at Southern Miss, Aug 31, 2013Sacks: 1.0, 3 times, last vs. Western Kentucky

2013Sat out the season as a redshirt. HIGH SCHOOLEarned All-District 25-4A honors as a defensive lineman after accumulating 22 tackles, includ-ing 20 solo stops as a senior ... had a season-best 3.5 tackles against Leander and Vista Ridge ... finished third at the State Powerlifting Championships in the 220-weight class with a total of 1,670 lbs. after lifting 640 in the squats, 400 in the bench press and 630 in the dead lift ... had a sixth-place showing at the Regional Championships after lifting a total of 1370 pounds ... also had a fourth-place finish in the discus with a thorw of 122-3.

MICHAEL

ORAKPOLINEBACKERSENIOR • 1L • 6-1 • 226

HOUSTON, TEXASWESTBURY HIGH SCHOOLCOLORADO STATE

1

DREW

PETERSONDEFENSIVE ENDFRESHMAN • RS • 6-1 • 228

DRIPPING SPRINGS, TEXASDRIPPING SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL

61

2013Moved to defensive end after playing as a tight end in junior college ... played in 12 games ... recorded five tackles ... had two stops and a sack for a loss of six yards at Idaho ... also had a tackle against Southern Miss, Wyoming and Western Kentucky.

PREVIOUS SCHOOLHelped lead Chabot to back-to-back Golden Gate Conference championships for the first time in 27 seasons ... played in the 2011 Capital City Bowl and the 2012 Top of the State Bowl ... well regarded blocking tight end with 57 pancake blocks in run-oriented offense ... caught four passes for 62 yards in four games as a sophomore ... recorded two catches for 10 yards as a freshman ... played for coach Danny Calcagno at Chabot.

HIGH SCHOOLWas a tight end and defensive back at Newark Memorial High School.

PERSONALSon of Carissa Grant-Byrd, stepfather, Horace Byrd and Todd Petersen.

CAREER STATISTICSTACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Yds PD FF FR2013 12 2 3 3.5 1.0 6 1.0 6 0 0 0

SINGLE GAME HIGHSTackles: 1.5, at Idaho, Nov. 2, 2013Tackles for loss: 1.0, at Idaho, Nov. 2, 2013Sacks: 1.0, at Idaho, Nov. 2, 2013

2013Earned All-Sun Belt Conference Second-Team honors by Phil Steele ... elected team captain ... named Honorable Mention All-SBC by league coaches ... made 12 starts ... tallied 71 tackles to rank fourth among team leaders ... led the team with 4.5 sacks, 10 tackles for loss of 38 yards and three forced fumbles ... recorded a season-best of 11 tackles, including four solo, at Idaho ... had eight tackles against Prairie View A&M and seven stops against both Arkansas State and UL Monroe ... tallied six tackles versus Wyoming ... had five tackles, two forced fumbles and a pass breakup in Texas State’s season-opening game at Southern Miss ... also had a forced fumble and 1.5 sacks against Prairie View A&M ... broke up a pass against Georgia State and Troy ... also had hurries versus UL Monroe, Idaho and Troy ... set a Bobcat school record in the incline bench after lifting 500 pounds ... received Supercat Award for skill players in spring workouts.

PREVIOUS SCHOOLA key cog in Colorado State’s defense in 2010 and 2011 ... earned Third-Team All-Mountain West Conference honors (Phil Steele.com) as a sophomore after finishing ninth among conference leaders with 7.2 tackles per game ... played in 12 games with 11 starts in 2011 ranked third among CSU leaders with 87 tackles (49 solo) with three tackles for loss ... also broke up a pass and picked off another ... led team with 10 tackles versus Northern Colorado ... played in 12 games a freshman ... tallied 37 tackles, including 21 solo stops, two sacks and 2½ tackles for loss ... also forced a fumble, broke up a pass.

HIGH SCHOOLWas a First-Team All-District 21-4A selection as a safety ... listed by MaxPresps.com as one of the top 20 linebackers in Texas ... led Houston’s Westbury High School in tackles as both a junior and senior in 2007 and 2008 ... recorded 88 tackles and three interceptions as a senior ... returned one interception for a touchdown ... led the Rebels to an 8-2 record and the second round of the Class 4A playoffs in Texas ... had a 24-yard run on a fake punt against Sharpstown ... earned All-District honors as a junior linebacker after registering 92 tackles, three sacks and two interceptions ... served as team captain as a senior ... played for coach Keeath Magee ... selected to participate in the National Down Under Bowl.

PERSONALBorn on Feb. 5, 1991 ... son of Aurthur and Gloria Orakpo ... has an older brother and an older sister ... Older brother, Brian, was a First-Team All-American at Texas in 2008, when he also won the Nagurski Trophy and Hendricks and Rotary Lombardi awards before the Redskins selected him in the first round of the 2009 NFL Draft.

CAREER STATISTICS AT TEXAS STATETACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds Sacks Yds PD FF FR2013 12 45 26 58.0 10.0 38 4.5 27 3 3

SINGLE GAME HIGHSTackles: 8, vs Prairie View A&M, Sept 7, 2013Tackles for loss: 2.5, vs. Prairie View A&M, Sept 7, 2013Sacks: 1.5, vs. Prairie View A&M, Sept. 7, 2013Fumbles forced: 2, at Southern Miss, Aug 31, 2013Passes defended: 1, 2 times, last vs Georgia State, Oct. 19, 2013

KRIS

PETERSENDEFENSIVE ENDSENIOR • 1L • 6-4 • 232

NEWARK, CALIF.MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOLCHABOT COLLEGE

82



2014Joined the team in spring practice after signing with Texas State in February.

PREVIOUS SCHOOL Rated as a two-star recruit by Rivals.com and Scout.com ... played for coach Danny Palmer at Tyler Junior College ... named Offensive MVP at the Capital of Kansas Bowl after throwing for 245 yards and three touchdowns to lead Tyler to a 47-21 victory over Garden City in a game played at Pittsburg State ... also rushed for 58 yards against Garden City ... earned All-Southwest JC Football Conference Second-Team honors after completing 101 of 187 passes for 1,632 yards and 19 touchdowns as a sophomore ... threw for a season-best of 262 yards and four touchdowns in a 49-26 win over Fort Scott CC ... also completed 18 of 31 passes for 246 yards and two TD’s against Navarro ... sat out the 2012 season after leading the Apaches to the 2011 Southwest JC Football Conference championship game ... completed 56 of 99 passes for 778 yards and four touchdowns as a freshman.

HIGH SCHOOL Was a two-sport star in football and basketball ... led University High’s football team to its first playoff appearance in six years as a senior ... played for coach Matt Carroll ... named a Second-Team All-Super CenTex quarterback ... tallied 383 yards as a junior and 219 yards and three touchdowns in a district game against Corsicana ... voted a First-Team All-CenTex guard by the Waco Tribune-Herald on the Super CenTex basketball team ... netted 45 points in a basketball game versus Corsicana.

PERSONALSon of Reginald and Patty Price.

Built Ford Tough 2A high school Player of the Year ... earned First-Team All-District basketball ... tennis team MVP ... track regional finalist ... president of Yoe High School’s Fellowship of Chris-tian Athletes chapter ... earned a 3.81 GPA.

PERSONALBorn April 30, 1992 in New Braunfels, Texas ... son of Rick and Sheri Rhoades ... major is math-ematics at Texas State ... father graduated from Texas State (formerly Southwest Texas State) in 1981 ... enjoys hunting and fishing and hanging out with friends.

RANDY

PRICEQUARTERBACKJUNIOR • TR. • 6-3 • 206

WACO, TEXASUNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOLTYLER JUNIOR COLLEGE

6

JACK

RHOADESWIDE RECEIVERJUNIOR • SQ • 6-3 • 201

CAMERON, TEXASC.J. YOE HIGH SCHOOL

16

2013Served as a backup wide receiver after playing the quarterback position during his first two years at Texas State.

2012Served as a backup quarterback.


HIGH SCHOOLEarned 2010 All-Central Texas Player of the Year ... chosen First-Team All-State quarterback and punter ... passed for 3,587 yards and 48 touchdowns as a senior ... averaged 43.48 yards per punt ... led team to 14-1 record and Class 2A State championship game ... named team MVP ... played for his father, Rick Rhoades ... named State Farm Scholar Athlete ... named Ford Motor Company

FELIX

ROMEROOFFENSIVE LINESOPHOMORE • 1L • 6-4 • 303

CEDAR PARK, TEXASCEDAR PARK HIGH SCHOOL

77


HIGH SCHOOL Named a three-star recruit by ESPN.com and Rivals.com ... ranked in the top 60 in his position by Rivals.com ... ranked in the top 100 nationally in his position by ESPN.com ... Earned All-District 17-5A First Team honors ... recorded 74 tackles, including 54 solo stops and an interception as a senior ... saw action as a running back and wildcat quarterback in the last two seasons ... tallied 51 total tackles, 39 solo tackles, 12 assists and returned a kickoff for a touchdown as a junior ... played for head coach Rick Cobia.

PERSONALSon of Eloude and Thomas Rosemond.

2013Started all 12 games as a redshirt freshman ... led the Bobcats with 33 knockdown blocks.


HIGH SCHOOLNamed a three-star recruit by Rivals.com ... ESPNU No. 57 rated OL in the nation ... ESPNU No. 120 overall rated player in Texas ... earned unanimous District 25-4A First-Team as well as garnering First-Team District 25-4A honors his junior season ... ranked by Texasfootball.com as Top-30 Of-fensive Lineman ... did not allow a sack while also recording 178 knockdown blocks en route to a district championship.

DILA

ROSEMONDDEFENSIVE BACKFRESHMAN • RS • 5-10 • 175

CYPRESS, TEXASCYPRESS SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL

15



80

2014Joined the team in spring practice after serving in the Army.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed at Pearland High School, where he was an All-District Second-Team selection.

PERSONALBorn May 3, 1991 ... son of Louis Rubin III and Sheryl Blahuta ... married to Amber Rubin ... joined Army after graduating from high school.

PREVIOUS SCHOOL Ranked as a two-star recruit by Rivals.com ... rated as one of the Top 15 junior college guards by 247 Sports ... earned All-Northern Conference First-Team honors as a sophomore ... helped lead Bakersfield College to a California State championship with an 11-2 record ... ranked among top 25 interior linemen by JC Gridiron ... played for head coach Jeff Chudy.

HIGH SCHOOL Three-year letterman who play on both offense and defense at Garces High School ... helped the Rams finish with a 10-2 record in 2011 ... Garces was undefeated in league play in his senior season ... tallied 39 total tackles as a senior defensive tackle ... tallied 16 tackles as a junior ... was a shot put and discus thrower in high school.

PERSONALNephew of Chad and Maggie Ensey.

LOUIS

RUBINRUNNING BACKFRESHMAN • HS • 5-9 • 223

PEARLAND, TEXASPEARLAND HIGH SCHOOL

19

DEVANTE

SANDERSDEFENSIVE BACKSOPHOMORE • TR. • 5-10 • 172

ARLINGTON, TEXASBOWIE HIGH SCHOOLEVANGEL UNIVERSITY

26

BRANDON

SARABIAOFFENSIVE LINEJUNIOR • RS • 6-4 • 300

BAKERSFIELD, CALIF.GARCES HIGH SCHOOLBAKERSFIELD COLLEGE

62

2014Joined the team in spring semester

PREVIOUS SCHOOLPlayed as a freshman at Evangel University for coach Brenton Illum ... saw action in seven games ... recorded 18 tackles, including 14 solo stops ... broke up two passes.

HIGH SCHOOL Played for Arlington Bowie and coach Kenny Perry ... helped lead Bowie to an 11-2 overall record and third round of the Class 5A Division I playoffs ... named All-District 3-5A Honorable Mention as a senior.

PERSONALBorn on Aug. 21, 1995 ... son of Demetrius and Anita Sanders ... has one brother and one sister ... is an accounting major.


GABE

SCHRADETIGHT ENDFRESHMAN • HS • 6-4 • 225

DELAND, FLA.DELAND HIGH SCHOOL

32

2014Joined the team in spring practice after signing with Texas State in February.

HIGH SCHOOL Ranked as the No. 23-ranked player in the Orlando Sentinel’s Central Florida 60 ... graduated in December and has enrolled at Texas State ... rated as a two-star prospect by Rivals.com and Scout.com ... caught 31 passes for 346 yards and two touchdowns and rushed for 339 yards and four touchdowns on 56 carries as a senior at Deland ... played for coach Ken Brown ... tallied a season-best six passes for 87 yards against Madison County ... also had five receptions for 21 yards and touchdown versus Seminole ... also caught four passes for 73 yards at Bolles ... ran for 150 yards and touchdown on 19 carries and returned a fumble 30 yards against Seabreeze ... had 13 receptions for 246 and three touchdowns as a tight end and four carries for 23 yards as a fullback as a junior ... Honor Roll student who received the Rivalt Game Series Scholarship, which is awarded to player with highest GPA on the football team.

PERSONALSon of Mark and Delta Schrade.

2013Served as a reserve lineman after joining the team in spring practice.

HIGH SCHOOLNamed All-District 22-3A First-Team selection ... played for coach Shane Deel ... lettered in pow-erlifting and track and field ... competed in the shot put for the track team.

PERSONALBorn June 29. 1993 in Pasadena, Texas ... major is engineering ... son of Derrick and Donna Sell ... hobbies include hunting and fishing.

JOSH

SELLCENTERSENIOR • SQ • 6-2 •290

LIBERTY, TEXASLIBERTY HIGH SCHOOL

65



2014Joined Bobcat roster in 2014 spring practice.

PREVIOUS SCHOOLTransfer from Harding University ... sat out 2012 as a redshirt. HIGH SCHOOLPlayed under Coach Mark Smith at L. D. Bell High School ... three-year letterman and captain ... earned All-District 6-5A honors after catching 23 passes for 267 yards as a senior. PERSONALBorn Oct. 4, 1993 to Gary and Laura Smith in Fort Worth, Texas ... college major is all level physi-cal education ... father played basketball for the University of Missouri.

BRANDON

SMITHWIDE RECEIVERJUNIOR • 2L • 6-2 •170

PRATVILLE, ALA.PRATVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

5

2013Earned All-SBC First-Team honors as a kickoff returner by College Sports Madness and Phil Steele ... played in 12 games and made eight starts ... became one of 13 players in NCAA history to return two kickoffs for a touchdown in a single game when he recorded returns of 100 and 92 yards for touchdowns in Texas State’s first Sun Belt Conference game at UL Lafayette ... ranked fifth nationally and second among Sun Belt Conference leaders in kickoff returns overall after averaging 29.9 yards on 20 returns ... his two touchdowns also set school records for most TD’s scored on a kickoff return in a game, season and career ... had three returns overall for a total of 211 yards against the Ragin Cajuns to earn SBC Special Teams Player of the Week honors ... also recorded a 42-yard return at Troy ... had six returns for 130 yards, including a 30-yard return against Western Kentucky ... returned four kickoffs for 94 yards that included a 34-yard return on one at Arkansas State ... caught 22 passes for 241 yards as a wide receiver ... caught a 70-yard pass from Duke DeLancellotti at Troy for Texas State’s longest reception of the year ... had four catches for 39 yards against South Alabama ... had three catches for 29 yards against Prairie View A&M and three receptions for 12 yards at Idaho ... recorded a 22-yard reception and finished the game with two catches for 29 yards against UL Monroe.

2012Played in 12 games and made nine starts ... ranked fourth on the team with 21 receptions, 226 receiving yards and two touchdown catches ... had a season-best six catches for 85 yards at Navy ... caught a season-long 32-yard pass against the Midshipmen ... recorded four receptions for 41 yards an touchdown at UTSA ... also caught an 11-yard touchdown pass against New Mexico State ... tallied three catches for 35 yards in his collegiate debut at Houston ... recorded two receptions for 18 yards at Utah State and two catches for 15 yards against Idaho.

HIGH SCHOOLNamed a two-star recruit by Rivals.com ... played for coach Jamey Dubose ... helped lead Prat-tville to a 6A state championship over Hoover HS ... had 49 receptions for 753 yards and five touchdowns his senior season.

CAREER STATISTICSRECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G2012 11 21 226 2 32 1.9 10.8 20.52013 12 22 241 2 70 1.8 11.0 20.1TOTAL 23 43 467 4 70 1.9 10.9 20.3

KICK RETURNS G No. Yds TD Lg Avg/R Avg/G2012 11 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.02013 12 20 598 2 100 29.9 49.8TOTAL 23 20 598 2 100 29.9 26.0

SINGLE GAME HIGHSPoints scored: 6, New Mexico State, Dec. 1, 2012; at UTSA, Nov. 24, 2012 Touchdowns: 1, New Mexico State, Dec. 1, 2012; at UTSA, Nov. 24, 2012 Receptions: 6, at Navy, Nov. 17, 2012 Receiving yards: 85, at Navy, Nov. 17, 2012 (6 receptions)Receiving TDs: 1, 3 times, last vs South Alabama, Oct. 26, 2013 Long reception: 32, at Navy, Nov. 17, 2012 All-purpose yards: 85, at Navy, Nov. 17, 2012 Long kickoff returns: 100, at UL Lafayette, Oct. 05, 2013Kickoff return yards: 211, at UL Lafayette, Oct. 05, 2013Kickoff return TDs: 2, at UL Lafayette, Oct. 05, 2013

SHEA

SMITHWIDE RECEIVERJUNIOR • SQ • 6-2 • 180

HURST, TEXASL.D. BELL HIGH SCHOOLHARDING UNIVERSITY

86

STEPHEN

SMITHLINEBACKERSOPHOMORE • 1L • 6-3 • 214

MISSOURI CITY, TEXASDULLES HIGH SCHOOL

40

2013Played in 12 games and started two contests ... recorded 16 tackles, including 13 unassisted stops ... had a season-best of six tackles, including five solo stops and a tackle for a loss of three yards against Georgia State ... had three unassisted tackles at Idaho and three tackles, including 1 solo, against South Alabama ... broke up a pass against South Alabama.


HIGH SCHOOLEarned All-District 23-5A First-Team honors as a linebacker during his senior season ... named to the All-Sun First-Team after recording seven sacks and 18 tackles for losses ... ranked third among District 23-5A leaders with 113 total tackles ... was a Regional qualifier in the 4x400-meter relay for the track and field team

PERSONALBorn Oct. 28, 1993 ... son of Dennis and Leslie Smith ... plans to major in sports medicine at Texas State.

CAREER STATISTICSTACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Blkd2013 12 13 3 14.5 1.0 3 1 0 0 0TOTAL 12 13 3 14.5 1.0 3 1 0 0 0

SINGLE GAME HIGHSTackles: 5.5, vs Georgia State, Oct. 19, 2013Tackles for loss: 1.0, vs. Georgia State, Oct. 19, 2013



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BLAIRE

SULLIVANQUARTERBACKSOPHOMORE • TR. • 6-4 • 210

SAN ANTONIO, TEXASCENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL/UTEP

13

2014Will sit out 2014 season after tranferring from UTEP.

PREVIOUS SCHOOLCompleted 36 of 69 passes for 573 yards and three touchdowns in two seasons at UTEP ... regis-tered 412 career rushing yards on 224 carries in his two seasons with the Miners ... as a sopho-more, he completed 15 of 26 passes for 183 yards and a touchdown ... also ran for a net 172 yards on 35 carries ... completed 21 of 43 passes for 390 yards and two TDs as a freshman ... finished second on the team in rushing with 240 yards and scored two touchdowns ... best game came against Southern Miss when he connected on nine passes for 155 yards and ran 19 times for a season-high 98 yards and a TD ... recipient of a 2012 & 2013 C-USA Commissioner’s Academic Medal (minimum 3.75 GPA).

HIGH SCHOOLNamed among Texas Top-300 Players by Dave Campbell’s Football Magazine ... earned Second-Team All-State and All-District First Team honors as a senior at Central Catholic ... completed 112-of-217 passes (51.6 percent) for 1,876 yards and 24 touchdowns with three interceptions ... also rushed for 820 yards and 11 scores ... completed 103-of-175 passes (58.9 percent) for 1,775 yards with 20 TDs and five picks as a junior on his way to Second Team All-District honors ... three-year varsity letterman and two-year starting quarterback who posted an 18-6 record with two trips to the state playoffs ... team lost to eventual state champion Plano Prestonwood his senior year ... served as Student Council president for all four years in High School ... member of the National Honor Society and National Spanish Honor Society ... ranked third in his graduat-ing class academically and made the Principal’s List for superior achievement in the classroom ... also named an Academic All-State choice ... ran track and competed in the 400 meters and 4x100 relay. PERSONALParents are Vince and Diane Sullivan ... has one brother and one sister ... born May19, 1992 in Dallas ... major is business.

COLBY

TARGUNSAFETYSENIOR • 3L • 5-11 • 190

SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ.CHAPARRAL HIGH SCHOOL

27

2013Made 11 starts before sitting out final game at Troy ... tallied 54 tackles to rank fifth among team leaders ... recorded three tackles for loss of eight yards ... had a season-best seven tackles against Texas Tech, Prairie View A&M and Georgia State ... had six tackles, including a tackle for a loss of five yards, intercepted a pass and broke up another pass against Wyoming ... recovered a fumble versus UL Lafayette.

2012Played in 10 games as a safety ... made his first collegiate start at UTSA after collecting a season-best nine tackles at Navy ... ended the season with 19 total tackles, including eight solo stops ... had four solo tackles against the Midshipmen ... had three tackles at UTSA ... recorded two tackles versus Idaho and Utah State ... recovered a fumble against New Mexico State ... recorded his first career interception at UTSA ... had one quarterback hurry and broke up a pass.

2011 Appeared in nine games as a reserve defensive back and on special teams ... recorded six tackles (two solo) and assisted one tackle for a loss.

HIGH SCHOOLTwo-time All-State performer who helped lead Chaparral to the 2009 and 2010 state champi-onship ... three-year starter who played in 42 varsity games ... had 11 interceptions during his career, including six as a senior to lead the Firebirds ... accounted for 82 tackles after recording 91 stops as a junior ... also hit .459 as an infielder for Chaparal’s baseball team in his junior season.

PERSONALBorn Jan. 15, 1993 in Scottsdale ... son of Mike and Michelle Targun ... major is business ... three-year letterman as an outfielder and second baseman on Bobcat baseball team.

CAREER STATISTICSTACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD Int Yds FF FR2011 9 2 4 6 0.5 1 0 0 0 0 02012 10 8 11 19 1.0 2 2 1 0 0 12013 11 39 15 54 3.0 8 3 1 17 0 1TOTAL 30 49 30 79 4.5 11 5 2 17 0 2

SINGLE GAME HIGHSInterceptions: 1, at UTSA, Nov. 24, 2012; vs. Wyoming, Sept. 28, 2013Tackles: 9, at Navy, Nov. 17, 2012 (4-5)Tackles for loss: 2.0, Western Kentucky, Nov. 23, 2012Fumbles recovered: 1, New Mexico State, Dec. 1, 2012 Pass breakups: 1, at Navy, Nov. 17, 2012 , 1 at UTSA, Nov. 24, 2012

MONTREAL

TAYLORWIDE RECEIVERFRESHMAN • RS • 5-9 • 167

MANSFIELD, TEXASMANSFIELD HIGH SCHOOL

3

2013Sat out the season as a redshirt ... joined the team in spring practice ... member of the 100% Club during spring workouts.

HIGH SCHOOL Caught 13 passes for 216 yards and four touchdowns as a senior ... averaged 18.0 yards per catch in 2011 ... also had two carries for 34 yards and a TD ... had a season-long catch of 63 yards ... returned 16 kickoffs for 310 yards as a senior.

WILL

TREVILLIONDEFENSIVE TACKLESOPHOMORE • SQ • 6-1 • 280

BUDA, TEXASHAYS HIGH SCHOOL

53

2013Played in two games ... had three tackles ... recorded two solo tackles at UL Lafayette and a solo stop at Texas Tech.

HIGH SCHOOLRanked as a two-star recruit by Rivals.com ... ranked in the top 140 for his position by Scout.com ... played for head coach Blake Feldt and helped the Rebels finish with a record of 10-2 ... played



2013Served as a reserve safety after joining the team in spring practice.

PREVIOUS SCHOOLWas a cornerback at Louisiana Tech ... member of 2011 team that finished 8-5 and played in the Poinsettia Bowl and 2012 team that finished with a 9-3 record.

HIGH SCHOOLTwo-time All-District 10-5A First Team as a junior and senior ... earned Plano East’s hard-hitter award twice ... served as team captain twice for the Panthers ... recorded 81 tackles, two forced fumbles and three sacks as a senior ... had 79 tackles, three forced fumbles, two fumble recover-ies and five sacks during his junior season ... played for coach Johnny Ringo ... was a regional finalist in 4x400-meter relay team four times for track team.

PERSONALBorn April 19, 1993 ... son of Samuel and Barbara Trotter ... sister, Chelsea, is a cheerleader at Oklahoma.

2013Three-year starter who made 10 starts ... recorded 30 knockdown blocks as a center (three games) and strong-side guard ... had five pancakes against Prairie View A&M and Idaho ... re-corded four knockdowns against Georgia State, South Alabama and Arkansas State ... had three pancakes versus UL Monroe.

2012Started 12 games as a quick guard ... led the Bobcats with 60 pancake blocks and eight 10-yard blocks ... tallied eight knockdowns against Houston and Texas Tech ... recorded seven knock-downs against Louisiana Tech and six in three other games (Idaho, Navy and UTSA) ... had five pancakes against Stephen F. Austin ... netted six 10-yard blocks at Houston ... also had a 10-yard block against Idaho and Louisiana Tech ... received the team’s “Big Hit of the Game” award against Houston and Stephen F. Austin ... had a block that led to a touchdown against Utah State.

SAM

TROTTERSAFETYSENIOR • SQ • 5-10 • 185

PLANO, TEXASPLANO EAST HIGH SCHOOLLOUISIANA TECH

7

CHARLIE WILL

TUTTLEOFFENSIVE GUARD-CENTERSENIOR • 3L • 6-2 • 297

WIMBERLEY, TEXASWIMBERLEY HIGH SCHOOL

72

on both the offensive and defensive lines ... named an All-State defensive lineman leading Hays to the state quarterfinals in 2012 ... was a four-time All-District performer after recording 33 pancake blocks on offense ... tallied 22 tackles, including 10 tackles for loss and four quarterbacks sacks ... named the NUC defensive line MVP and Combine King.

PERSONALSon of Bo and Darlene Trevillion.

2011 Played in 11 games and made seven starts at center ... ranked third among team leaders with 51½ pancake blocks ... recorded 10 pancakes versus Stephen F. Austin and Southeastern Louisi-ana ... graded 90 percent or better in three games and 89 percent in two other contests.


HIGH SCHOOLChosen to play in the Texas High School Coaches All-Star game ... named All-District 8-3A First-Team and Academic Team selections in 2009 ... was an Honorable Mention Academic All-State choice ... named Wimberley’s Offensive Lineman of the Year ... helped lead Wimberly to a 9-4 record as a senior ... played for Weldon Nelms ... also was selected Homecoming King.

PERSONALBorn Feb. 11, 1992 ... son of Brent and Liz Tuttle of San Marcos ... major at Texas State is concrete industrial manangement ... hobbies include fishing and hunting.

ZACH

VELLIQUETTESAFETYSENIOR • 3L • 5-10 • 195

KATY, TEXASCINCO RANCH HIGH SCHOOLHOUSTON

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2013Played in eight games as a member of special teams ... had one tackle against Troy.

2012Played in 11 games as a reserve cornerback and on special teams ... recorded eight tackles ... tallied six stops, including five unassisted tackles at Utah State ... had an unassisted stop at New Mexico and San Jose State.

2011 Saw action in five games for the special team unit ... recorded one tackle at Central Arkansas.

PREVIOUS SCHOOLSat out season as a redshirt at Houston.

HIGH SCHOOLEarned First-Team All-State honors as a defensive back under Don Clayton ... named Second-Team All-Greater Houston First-Team defensive back ... named All-District 17-5A First-Team All-Defense ... named All-District 17-5A First-Team All-Special Teams.

PERSONALBorn Oct. 27, 1991 in Springfield, Mo ... .son of Jeff and Terese Velliquette ... nickname is Z.V ... major is exercise and sport science at Texas State.

CAREER STATISTICSTACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Blkd2011 5 0 1 1 0.0 0 0 0 0 02012 11 7 1 8 0.0 0 0 0 0 02013 8 1 0 1 0.0 0 0 0 0 0TOTAL 24 8 2 10 0.0 0 0 0 0 0

SINGLE GAME HIGHSTackles: 8, at Utah State, Nov. 3, 2012 (5-3)



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HIGH SCHOOL Rated as a two-star recruit by Scout.com ... played at Fork Union Military Academy in 2013 for Col. John Shuman ... went to Fork Union after playing football, basketball and baseball at Oconee County High School ... named an All-Area Second-Team honors in football and baseball as a se-nior by the Athens Banner-Herald ... completed 15 of 24 passes for 172 yards and four touch-downs against Franklin County to earn Player of the Week honors ... earned Honorable Mention All-Area honors in basketball ... had a 3.5 GPA at Oconee County High School.

PERSONALSon of Craig and Kelly White.

CONNOR

WHITEQUARTERBACKFRESHMAN • HS • 6-5 • 195

WATKINSVILLE, GA.OCONEE COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLFORK UNION MILITARY ACADEMY

12

LAWRENCE

WHITETIGHT ENDJUNIOR • 1L • 6-7 • 270

WAKE FOREST, N.C.ROLESVILLE HIGH SCHOOLIOWA WESTERN/RIDGEWATER COLLEGE

85

2013Played in nine games as a reserve tight end and on special teams.

PREVIOUS SCHOOL Named a two-star recruit t by Rivals.com ... listed among the Top 21 junior college prospects by Rivals ... named the top junior college prospect in Minnesota and the No. 16 junior college tight end prospects by 247sports.com ... played for head coach Rob Baumgarn at Ridgewater College ... named All-Conference Second-Team performer after catching 36 passes for 567 yards and three touchdowns as a sophomore ... named “Big Skill” Player of the Week in four different games ... was an Academic All-Region honoree as a freshman at Iowa Western College.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed football and basketball at Wake Forest Rolesville High School ... helped team finish as the state runner-up with a 14-2 record for coach Reggie Lucas.

PERSONALSon of Camille White-Jackson and Todd Jackson.

2013Played in eight games ... recorded eight tackles ... had a season-high of four tackles at Arkansas State ... had three solo stops at UL Lafayette ... was in on four total tackles, with three assisted at Arkansas State ... intercepted first career pass against Texas Tech.

HIGH SCHOOLNamed a three-star recruit by Rivals.com ... played for head coach Dereck Rush ... semi-finalist for the Houston Touchdown Club Player of the Year award ... earned All-District 14-5A honors ... recorded 63 tackles, including 57 solo stops with an interception, forced fumble and fumble recovery ... had 54 tackles and an interception during the 2011 season ... member of Oak Ridge’s track and field team ... member of the National Honor Society.

PERSONALSon of Sh’Barbra Williams.

CAREER STATISTICSTACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD Int Yds FF FR2013 8 5 3 8 0.0 0 1 1 0 0 0

SINGLE GAME HIGHSTackles: 4, at Arkansas State, Nov. 3, 2013 (1-3)Interceptions: 1, at Texas Tech, Sept. 21, 2013

GERMOD

WILLIAMSSAFETYSOPHOMORE • 1L • 5-11 • 189

CONROE, TEXASOAK RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL

12

DOMINIQUE

WILLIAMSONSAFETYFRESHMAN • RS • 6-2 • 208

SAN ANTONIO, TEXASJOHN PAUL STEVENS HIGH SCHOOLNAVY ACADEMY PREP

34


PREVIOUS SCHOOLPlayed one season under Coach J.P. Shevory at Naval Academy Prep School in Newport, Rhode Island.

HIGH SCHOOLPlayed under Coach Lee Bridges at John Paul Stevens High School ... was named First Team All-District and Second Team All-Academic ... also played soccer and was awarded Second Team All-Academic and Second Team All-District.

PERSONALBorn Jan. 29, 1994 in Fort Hood, Texas ... son of Ronnie and Velia Williamson ... major at Texas State is exercise and sports science.




PREVIOUS SCHOOLEarned All-Conference First-Team honors at Blinn College after he tallied 52 tackles, including two tackle for losses as a sophomore ... registered 31 tackles, one interception and two pass breakups as a freshman.

HIGH SCHOOLCoached by Andy Garza at Aldine MacArthur ... named All-District First-Team selection in 2009 and 2010 ... named to the First-Team All-Academic team ... tallied 90 tackles, one interception and two stripped fumbles as a senior ... recorded 109 tackles his junior season ... also played basketball and ran track in high school

PERSONALParents are Sonya Smoots and Clenzell Woodard ... named to the honor roll throughout his high school career.

Rated as a two-star recruit by Rivals.com and Scout.com ... earned First-Team All-District 27-5A honors after catching 46 passes for 547 yards and five touchdowns as a senior ... named the team Offensive Player of the Year ... earned All-City honors ... played for coach Brian Davenport at Taft High School ... also caught three passes for 35 yards and a touchdown in the San Antonio Sports All-Star game ... was runner-up for Player of the Week after catching six passes for 149 yards and three touchdowns against Stevens ... caught 40 passes for 562 yards and four touchdowns and rushed for 131 yards and a TD on 20 carries as a junior ... netted 10 receptions for 55 yards, and had two rushes for 13 yards as a sophomore ... member of the track and basketball teams at Taft ... born May 13, 1996 in Memphis ... son of Pierre, Sr. and Blanche Anderson major is exercise and sports science.

DEMETRIUS

WOODARDSAFETYJUNIOR • RS • 6-2 • 210

HOUSTON, TEXASALDINE MACARTHUR HIGH SCHOOLBLINN COLLEGE

2

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Rated a two star recruit from Rivals.com, Scout.com and 247Sports.com ... chosen one of the Top 100 recruits in the Houston Area by the Houston Chronicle ... named to the Houston SPARQ All-Combine team ... tallied 46 tackles, three interceptions, and 16 pass breakups in 2013 at Elkins ...

Rated as a two-star prospect by Rivals.com, Scout.com and 247sports.com ... chosen one of the Top 100 recruits in the Houston Area by the Houston Chronicle ... played for coach Eric Wells at Dawson ... recorded an interception in 28-0 win over Montgomery ... helped Dawson advance to Class 4A Division I Region III Final ... named All-District 24-4A after logging eight sacks and 22 tackles for loss while playing defensive end as a senior ... played his junior season as a middle linebacker at East Chambers ... led the team with 148 tackles ... earned First-Team All-District 10-2A honors ... named All-Southeast Texas by VYPE magazine ... started as a linebacker at Dawson as a sophomore and led the team with 124 tackles and helped Dawson reach the Class 4A state semifinals ... son of Pat Casey and Stacey Casey.

Rated as a two-star recruit from Rivals.com, Scout.com and 247Sports.com ... Named New Orleans SPARQ All-Combine Team ... led Ridge Point to its first playoff appearance ... recorded 61 tackles, including 43 solo stops to average 5.5 tackles per game ... also intercepted five passes, defended two other passes and forced a fumble during his senior season ... earned First-Team All-District honors as a junior and senior ... has a 3.6 GPA at Ridge Point ... played for coach Brett Sniffen ... son of Jacque and Brandi Watkins.

Named a three-star recruit by ESPN Recruiting Nation ... rated as a two-star recruit by Rivals.com, Scout.com and 247Sports.com ... played for coach Darren Allman ... helped lead Westlake to the State semifinals as a junior ... named a First-Team All-District 15-5A selection as a junior and senior ... recorded 43 pancake blocks as a senior ... competes in shot and discus in track and field ... son of Tom and Molly Copa ... his father played basketball at Marquette and professionally with the NBA’s San Antonio Spurs ... brother, Charlie is a tight end at Tulsa.

P.J.

ANDERSONWIDE RECEIVERFRESHMAN • HS • 6-2 • 184

SAN ANTONIO, TEXASTAFT HIGH SCHOOL

8

ANDREW

ANEKECORNERBACKFRESHMAN • HS • 6-0 • 180

MISSOURI CITY, TEXASELKINS HIGH SCHOOL

5

helped lead Elkins to District championship ... played for coach Dennis Brantley ... had a 3.8 GPA in the Engineering Academy at Elkins and scored 1120 on the SAT ... son of Andrew Aneke, Sr.

CAMYRON

BROWNSAFETYFRESHMAN • HS • 5-11 • 192

MISSOURI CITY, TEXASRIDGE POINT HIGH SCHOOL

5

CODY

CASEYDEFENSIVE ENDFRESHMAN • HS • 6-4 • 255

PEARLAND, TEXASDAWSON HIGH SCHOOL

66

WILL

COPAOFFENSIVE LINEFRESHMAN • HS • 6-8 • 310

AUSTIN, TEXASWESTLAKE HIGH SCHOOL

75



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Rated as a two-star recruit by Rivals.com, Scout.com and 247Sports.com ... earned First-Team All-Northern Conference honors ... totaled 31 tackles, six sacks and one interception at Allan Hancock ... played for coach Kris Dutra ... played as a freshman at Fresno State ... played every snap on defensive line as a senior at Santa Maria ... recorded 53 tackles, 23 of them for a loss, four forced fumbles, one interception and league leading 17 sacks during senior season ... earned the Los Padres League’s Defensive Lineman of the Year ... ran the 100m in 11.2 seconds and was a member of the two-time league champion 4x100m relay team ... son of Arshunda Holley and Murray Dillon.

Rated as a two-star recruit from Rivals.com, Scout.com and 247Sports.com ... played both ways as a wide receiver and cornerback for coach Jeff Traylor ... earned First-Team All-District 16-3A honors as a cornerback during his junior and senior seasons ... was named an Honorable Mention Class 3A All-State selection by the Associated Press Sports Editors ... chosen All-East Texas Super Team Honorable Mention choice ... recorded 37 tackles, including 32 solo stops, two intercep-tions and three pass breakups as a senior ... returned 10 kickoffs for 380 yards and had a 62-yard punt return for a touchdown ... had 27 tackles and three interceptions as a junior ... son of Melvin and Mary Dixon.

Rated as a two-star recruit by Rivals.com and Scout.com ... earned All-Conference honors as a sophomore at Garden City CC after recording 19 tackles and 2.5 sacks ... had a total of seven tack-les for loss ... played for coach Matt Miller ... went to Garden City after being selected as one of the Top 24 defensive players in the Greater Pittsburgh area in 2011 ... named to the “Fab 22” for Pennsylvania football as a senior ... earned First-Team All-Conference honors at West Alleghany ... played for coach Bob Palko... born April 7, 1993 in Landstuhl, Germany ... son of Donny and Dondricka Elvoid ... hobbies include playing basketball and lifting weights.

Participated in the Mississippi Association of Community and Junior College All-Star Game and recorded seven tackles and two sacks ... named First Team All-MACJC ... two-year starter at Jones County Junior College where he played for coach Ray Perkins, a former head coach at Alabama ... helped lead Jones to a 9-2 record in 2013 ... netted 38 tackles, three sacks and seven tackles for loss of 14 yards as a sophomore ... also forced one fumble, recovered two fumbles and broke up a pass ... totaled seven tackles, two sacks and another tackle for loss as a freshman ... received All-State honors as a senior at Bartlett High School ... had 40 tackles, five sacks and a fumble recovery as a sophomore at Jones County ... participated in the Liberty Bowl High School All-Star Game ... son of Jessie Eddings ... his father was a star running back for the University of Memphis.

Rated as a three-star recruit by ESPN Recruiting Nation ... tabbed as a two-star recruit by Rivals.com and Scout.com ... listed among the top recruits in Texas by officialplayerwatch.com ... played for coach coach Clayton Maple ... earned All-District 22-3A First-Team defensive end as a senior after being selected as an All-District First-Team offensive tackle as a junior ... ... named to the TABC All-Region team, District 22-3A co-MVP and All-District First-Team in basketball after aver-aging 17 points and 17 rebounds as a junior ... chosen one of the Top 100 recruits in the Houston Area by the Houston Chronicle ... selected as a finalist for the Guy V. Lewis Award that goes to the top basketball player in the Greater Houston area ... was the district champion in the shot put and discus for the track and field team ... also was the Area Finalist and a two-time Regional Qualifier in the shot put ... also was a Regional qualifier in the discus twice ... son of Cedrick Gambrell, Sr. and Ititchers Bogany ... his brother, Cedric Reed, is a defensive lineman at Texas.

Rated a two-star recruit from Rivals.com, Scout.com and 247Sports.com ... chosen one of the Top 100 recruits in the Houston Area by the Houston Chronicle ... selected All-Greater Houston by Vype magazine ... named 2013 First Team All-District 13-5A as a junior and senior ... voted team Defensive MVP as a junior and senior ... led Klein Collins to a combined 20-12 record in his three seasons as a starter ... tallied 85 tackles, one interception and one tackle for loss in seven games before missing the rest of the season with an injury ... played for coach Drew Svoboda ... born Oct. 23, 1995 ... son of Frankie and Sheree Griffin ... .

MERSHAD

DILLONDEFENSIVE TACKLEJUNIOR • TR. • 6-3 • 300

SANTA MARIA, CALIF.SANTA MARIA HIGH SCHOOL/\ALLAN HANCOCK CC

42

DEVONDRICK

DIXONCORNERBACKFRESHMAN • HS • 5-11 • 177

GILMER, TEXASGILMER HIGH SCHOOL

23

DONDRE

ELVOIDDEFENSIVE TACKLEJUNIOR • TR. • 6-4 • 301

PITTSBURGH, PA.WEST ALLEGHENY HSGARDEN CITY CC

59

STEVEN

EDDINGSDEFENSIVE ENDJUNIOR • TR. • 6-4 • 285

MEMPHIS, TENN.BARTLETT HIGH SCHOOLJONES COUNTY JUNIOR COLLEGE

98

CEDRIC

GAMBRELLDEFENSIVE ENDFRESHMAN • HS • 6-6 • 242

CLEVELAND, TEXASCLEVELAND HIGH SCHOOL

97

FRANKIE

GRIFFINSAFETYFRESHMAN • HS • 6-0 • 185

SPRING, TEXASKLEIN COLLINS

18



Rated a two-star recruit from 247Sports.com, Scout.com and Rivals.com ... Recorded 5.5 sacks in three games before suffering a season-ending injury in 2013 ... played for coach Joe Early at Palomar... redshirt at Nevada in 2012 as a freshman ... set school record with was a two-year letterwinner in both football and basketball in high school ... was named to the FoxSportsNet and ESPN All-California Team ... was the Palomar Conference Defensive Player of the Year ... earned First-Team All-CIF in the San Diego section and first-team North County team honors ... set school record with 15 sacks as a senior ... son of Mike and Yvonne Guendling ... his father played football and hockey at Northwestern and later was drafted in the second round of the 1984 NFL Draft and played linebacker with San Diego.

Rated a two-star recruit from Rivals.com, Scout.com and 247Sports.com ... named All-District 16-5A Second-Team as a running back during his junior and senior seasons ... earned Academic All-District honors as a junior and senior ... named All-District First-Team in baseball as a junior and senior ... played running back and cornerback for coach George Herrmann ... recorded 22 tackles as a cornerback with one interception and four pass breakups as a senior ... rushed for 726 yards and 12 touchdowns as a senior and 443 yards and eight TD’s as a junior ... caught 15 passes for 345 yards and three touchdowns as a senior ... recorded a .325 batting average with three home runs and 12 stolen bases as a junior ... named Offensive Player of the Year at Pflugerville ... ... son of Clarence Guidry, Jr. and Melissa Bedford-Guidry.

Rated a two-star recruit from Rivals.com, Scout.com and 247Sports.com ... chosen one of the Top 100 recruits in the Houston Area by the Houston Chronicle ... was chosen as the Montgomery Courier’s County Player of the Week ... named First-Team All-District selection ... returned three interceptions for touchdowns as a senior ... also competed in track and field events ... tallied 93 tackles, six interceptions, three forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries during his career ... has two cousins playing college football, Kolby Griffin a DB at TCU and Jermauria Rasco a DE at LSU ... his uncle, Robert Lyles, played at TCU before spending six seasons with the NFL’s Houston Oilers as a linebacker ... played for coach Richard Carson ... son of Floyd and Bridgette Johnson.

Named Tight End of the Year by the National Underclassmen All-Star Association ... chosen on the organization’s All-America team after catching 33 passes for 463 yards and a touchdown as a senior ... had 57 catches for 914 yards and 11 touchdowns throughout his high school career ... played in the National Underclassmen All-Star game that features 100 top NCAA Division I prospects from across the nation ... was a three-time All-District 2-3A First-Team selection for coach Kyle Maxfield ... rated as one of the top seven tight end recruits by Dave Campbell’s Football Magazine and one of the top eight tight ends recruits in Texas by the Dallas Morning News ... rat-ed as a two-star prospect by Rivals.com and Scout.com ... listed on the Top O’ Texas Super Team ... chosen First-Team Academic All-State and received Wendy’s High School Heisman award which is based on athletic and academic performance as well as community leadership ... helped lead Shallowater to the quarterfinals of the Texas UIL 3A Division II playoffs in both 2011 and 2013 ... also helped lead the Mustangs to undefeated district championships as a two way starter as a junior and senior ... Shallowater finished the 2013 campaign ranked 12th in the state with a 13-1 record ... member of basketball team for three years and track two years ... member of the “A” Honor Roll from 2010-2014 ... member of the National Honor Society ... ranked second in his graduation class of 93 and is among the top 10 percent of his class with a 4.0 core GPA ... will transfer six college hours to Texas State ... Born August 8, 1995 in Lubbock, Texas ... son of Tadd and Scotta Knight ... major is agriculture business.

Rated as a two-star recruit by Rivals.com and Scout.com ... named to the Super Gold team by the Beaumont Enterprise as a junior and senior ... selected Honorable Mention All-State by Texas Sportswriters Association ... chosen First-Team All-District as a junior and senior after earning Second Team honors as a sophomore ... tabbed First-Team all-Region as a junior ... chosen First-Team All-District as a discus thrower for the Silsbee track and field team ... played for coach Bobby McGallion ... did not give up a sack in 12 games ... played on an offense that averaged 418 yards and 41 points during the regular season ... helped lead Silsbee to a 9-3 record, including a 5-1 record in district play ... helped Silsbee reach the Regional final in 2013 and the Bi-District in the 2011 campaign ... named an Academic All-State selection ... posted an SAT score of 1620 and will transfer 27 college credit hours to Texas State ... ranks fourth in his senior class with a 4.4 GPA ... was a district champion in the discus for track team ... member of the National Honor Soci-ety ... born Dec. 1, 1995 in Bedford, Texas ... son of Kyle and Michelle Mackey ... his father is an of-fensive coordinator at Silsbee High School after playing quarterback with the St. Louis Cardinals, Philadelphia Eagles, New York Jets and Miami Dolphins of the NFL in 1984-89 ... his grandfather, Dee Mackey, played with the San Francisco 49ers, Baltimore Colts and New York Jets in 1959-67.

BRIAN

GUENDLINGDEFENSIVE ENDJUNIOR • TR. • 6-4 • 235

POWAY, CALIF.POWAY HIGH SCHOOLPALOMAR CC

93

CLARENCE

GUIDRY IIICORNERBACKFRESHMAN • HS • 5-11 • 165

PFLUGERVILLE, TEXASPFLUGERVILLE HIGH SCHOOL

13

STEPHAN

JOHNSONSAFETYFRESHMAN • HS • 6-0 • 178

THE WOODLANDS, TEXASCOLLEGE PARK HIGH SCHOOL

19

CAMERON

KNIGHTTIGHT ENDFRESHMAN • HS • 6-3 • 250

SHALLOWATER, TEXASSHALLOWATER HIGH SCHOOL

81

KANON

MACKEYOFFENSIVE LINEFRESHMAN • HS • 6-4 • 288

SILSBEE, TEXASSILSBEE HIGH SCHOOL

68



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Rated as a two-star recruit by Rivals.com and Scout.com ... played for coach Rodney Vincent ... ranked among the Top 20 running backs in Texas by Dave Campbell’s Football Magazine ... rushed for 2593 yards and 23 touchdowns on 376 carries in his four-year high school career at Vista Ridge ... tallied 546 yards and five touchdowns on 80 carries as a senior ... chosen as Vista Ridge’s Offensive Player of the Year ... named a Second-Team All-State selection and a First-Team All-District 25-4A performer after rushing for 1,468 yards and 17 touchdowns on 202 carries as a junior ... also caught six passes for 110 yards and a TD as a senior after recording 10 receptions for 60 yards as a junior ... caught 17 passes for 135 yards as a sophomore ... averaged 31.56 yards on nine kickoff returns throughout his career ... also a member of the track and basketball teams ... member of the National Honor Society and has a 3.0 GPA ... plans to study economics at Texas State ... son of Steve and Cynthia Mayberry.

Tabbed as a three-star recruit by ESPN Recruiting Nation and Scout.com ... rated as a two-star re-cruit by Rivals.com ... named to the All-District 11-5A First-Team as a senior and Second-Team as a junior ... received North Garland’s Outstanding Offensive Lineman Award twice ... listed among the Top 100 juniors in Texas ... three-year starter for coach Joe Castillo ... competes in the discus for North Garland’s track and field team ... member of the basketball team ... has a 3.6 GPA in the math, science and technology magnet program ... scored 1400 on his SAT ... born March 7, 1996 in Pittsburgh, Pa. ... son of AJ and Michelle Mizerak ... major is business ... his cousin, Carter Hill, played at Texas in 1985-87.

Rated a three-star recruit from Rivals.com, ESPN Recruiting Nation and 247Sports.com after his sophomore season at Mt. San Jacinto College ... ranked as a two-star recruit by Scout.com ... played for coach Casey Mazzotta ... compiled 31 tackles, including 17 solo stops ... had 2.5 sacks for loss of 17 yards to lead Mt. San Jacinto ... tallied 8.5 tackles for loss of 39 yards to lead the team as well ... broke up three passes to tie for second among team leaders ... , 14 assists, 2.5 sacks with an average of 3.1 tackles per game ... tallied 43 tackles and six sacks as a freshman ... went to Mt. San Jacinto after playing defensive end at Citrus Hill High School ... son of Roosevelt Pearson and Felicia Robinson.

Rated as a two-star prospect by Rivals.com and Scout.com ... was a three-year starter for coach Corky Rogers ... named First-Team All-State as a senior after earning Second-Team All-Area honors as a junior ... helped lead The Bolles to a state championship in 2011 ... The Bolles was a runner-up in 2012 and 2013 ... competed in the shot put and discus for The Bolles track and field team ... also was a pitcher in baseball and threw a one-hitter in 2011 ... competed in the shot put for the track and field team ... born Mar. 21, 1995 in Orange Park, Fla. ... son of Mitra Schoenborn and the late Mark Schoenborn ... major is pre-medicine ... hobbies include fishing.

Rated a three-star recruit by Scout.com and a two-star rating by Rivals.com and 247Sports.com ... played for coach Denver Latimore ... selected as a First-Team All-Western States Football League player ... tabbed a Second-Team All-Arizona Community College Conference selection as a de-fensive lineman ... named WSFL Defensive Player of the Week after logging 14 tackles, including 12 solo tackles and 2.5 sacks for a total of 12 yards and two tackles for loss of six yards ... ended the 2013 season with 70 total stops, including 36 solo tackles for an average of 6.4 tackles per game ... also had eight sacks for losses of 47 yards to lead Mesa ... tallied eight tackles for losses of 41 yards and recovered a fumble as a sophomore ... went to Mesa after playing at American LA High School ... son of Sione Pulu and the late Ana Maliana Unga Pulu.

Rated a three-star recruit by Scout.com ... rated as a two-star recruit by Rivals.com ... played for coach Greg Baker ...kicked a 48-yard field goal as a junior and a 47-yard field goal as a senior ... averaged 43 yards per punt as a senior ... placed 22nd nationally in the kicker position and 40th overall in the state of Alabama ... selected to be the kicker/punter for Alabama-Mississippi All-Star Game 2013 ... was named First-Team Kicker All-State for Alabama by Athlon Sports ... placed on the Top 10 ‘Watch List’ for River Region by Montgomery Advertiser ... named 2012 All-Metro Punter in Montgomery Advertiser ... was awarded by the 2012 All-State Kicker Class 3A by Ala-bama Sports Writers Association ... was awarded the MCPS 2013 Varsity Football Leader Award’ 2013 All-State 1st team Preseason ... named 2013 All-Metro Punter in Montgomery Advertiser ... named 2013 All-State Punter Class 3A by Alabama Sports Writers Association ... awarded First Team All-State by the Alabama Sports Writers Association ... named the top-rated kicker in the nation for the Class of 2014 by Chris Sailer ... played for club soccer team that was a state semifi-nalist two years in a row ... also member of baseball, and club swimming and volleyball teams ... member of the National Honor Society and has a 3.77 GPA ... Born July 28, 1995 in Montgomery ... son of Craig and Diane Sherman ... his Godfather is former UCLA All-American and NBA player Bill Walton ... hobbies include table tennis, music and crossfit.

STEDMAN

MAYBERRYRUNNING BACKFRESHMAN • HS • 5-10 • 185

CEDAR PARK, TEXASVISTA RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL

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TRYSTON

MIZERAKOFFENSIVE LINEFRESHMAN • HS • 6-6 • 280

GARLAND, TEXASNORTH GARLAND HIGH SCHOOL

67

ROOSEVELT

PEARSONDEFENSIVE ENDJUNIOR • TR. • 6-5 • 255

PERRIS, CALIF. CITRUS HIGH SCHOOLMT. SAN JACINTO COLLEGE

95JAMES

SHERMANKICKER/PUNTERFRESHMAN • HS • 5-10 • 190

MONTGOMERY, ALA.CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL

43

KIAN

SCHOENBORNOFFENSIVE LINEFRESHMAN • HS • 6-4 • 290

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. THE BOLLES HIGH SCHOOL

79

TONIPULUDEFENSIVE ENDJUNIOR • TR. • 6-3 • 300

PROVO, UTAHAMERICAN LA/MESA COMMUNITY COLLEGE

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2013 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS

Bobcats held opponents to a league low 4.2 yards per carry and was the only Sun Belt team not to give up a run over 50 yards.

DEFENDING THE PASShe Bobcats also ranked second among Sun Belt teams and

50th nationally in pass defense efficiency with 123.0 and was fourth among league leaders and 58th nationally in overall defense after surrendering 396.7 yards overall.

200 YARDS RUSHING Texas State’s rushed over 200 yards in five games, including a

season-best 296 yards versus Georgia State. Texas State also gained 256 yards versus Wyoming, 242 yards against Prairie View A&M, 234 yards against South Alabama and 233 yards at Troy.

TOP RETURN TEAMSThe Bobcats led the Sun Belt Conference in punt returns and

ranked second in kickoff returns with averages of 14.2 yards per punt return and 23.0 yards on kickoff returns. Andy Erickson led the SBC and ranked 14th nationally in punt returns after returning 20 punts for 284 yards.

ERICKSON EARNS ALL-SUN BELT CONFERENCE HONORSAndy Erickson was named an All-SBC First-Team selection by

Phil Steele after leading the conference and ranking 14th nationally in punt returns after returning 20 punts for 284 yards. College Sports Madness named him a Third-Team selection.

SMITH NAMED ALL-SUN BELT CONFERENCE Brandon Smith also led the league and ranked second na-

tionally by returning two kickoffs for touchdowns against Louisiana. Smith became the 13th player in NCAA history to return two kickoffs in a single game with returns of 100 and 92 yards against the Ragin’ Cajuns. Phil Steele and College Sports Madness named Smith an All-SBC First-Team selection after averaging 29.9 yards on 20 kickoffs to rank fourth among national leaders and second in the SBC.

MAYO NAMED ALL-SUN BELT CONFERENCEJunior linebacker David Mayo was named an All-Sun Belt

Conference Second-Team performer by College Sports Madness and an Honorable Mention All-Conference linebacker by SBC coaches and media representatives after leading the SBC and ranking 12th nation-ally in solo tackles with an average of 6.0 per game.

He also ranked second among league leaders with three inter-ceptions and was thirdin the conference and 40th nationally in overall tackles with an average of 8.9 in 10 games this season. Mayo ended the year with a career-best 16 tackles at Troy after logging 13 stops against Western Kentucky.

ORAKPO EARNS ALL-SBC HONORABLE MENTIONMichael Orakpo also was named an Honorable Mention All-

Conference linebacker by the SBC coaches and media representatives after he ranked second among league leaders and 29th nationally with three forced fumbles.

Orakpo also led the Bobcats with 10.0 tackle for losses of 38 yards and 4.5 quarterback sacks. He also recorded 71 tackles to ranked fourth among team leaders.

ODIARI CLAIMS ALL-CONFERENCE HONORSMichael Odiari was named a Third-Team All-Conference defen-

sive lineman by College Sports Madness after he recorded 3.0 quarter-back sacks, three quarterback hurries and broke up two passes. Odiari finished the year with 30 tackles overall, including 20 solo stops and 5.0 tackle for losses.

MAGER NAMED ALL-CONFERENCECollege Sports Madness named Craig Mager a Third-Team

All-Conference as a defensive back after he broke up nine passes to ranked eighth among SBC leaders in passes defended with nine.

Justin Iwuji was named an Second-Team All-Conference safety by the SBC coaches and media representatives and a Third-Team selection by College Sports Madness after he intercepted three passes and returned one 29 yards for a touchdown in Texas State’s 33-31 victory over South Alabama.

Robert Lowe earned All-SBC Second-Team honors finishing sec-ond among the league’s rushing leaders with 945 yards. He also ran for nine touchdowns on 164 carries. Lowe was selected as the SBC Player of the Week after running for a career-best 177 yards and a TD on 21 carries against Georgia State.

TEXAS STATE FINISHES 2013 WITH 6-6 RECORDTexas State had a 6-6 overall record and became bowl eligible

in just its second season as an FBS member. It also marks the second time in the last three years under head coach Dennis Franchione that the Bobcats have six wins in a season. Texas State also finished 6-6 in 2011.

QUICKEST BOWL ELIGIBLE TEAMSTexas State became the first FBS team to become bowl eligible

with six wins in its second season since 1997 when the Bobcats re-corded their sixth win in at Idaho. The Bobcats had a 4-1 record in non-conference games.

FOUR NON-CONFERENCE WINSTexas State finished the season with four victories against

non-conference teams for the first time since winning six non-con-ference games in 2005.

FOUR WINS IN BOBCAT STADIUMTexas State won four home games and ended the year with a

4-2 record at Bobcat Stadium. This marked the third time since 2005 that the Bobcats won four home games during the same season. Texas State also won four home games in 2009 and 2011 after ending the 2005 campaign with a 9-1 home record. Texas State is 11-7 during the last three seasons at Bobcat Stadium.

FOUR OF SEVEN LARGEST CROWDSTexas State had four of its top seven crowds in Bobcat Stadium

history in 2013. The Bobcats played in front of the second-largest crowd in stadium history against Wyoming with 22,015 and third largest crowd with 20,136 fans attending its season-opener against Prairie View A&M.

TOP RUSHING DEFENSE IN SBC• Texas State’s defense led the Sun Belt Conference and ranked

39th nationally after surrendering just 147.4 yards per game. The

Texas State’s Blake McColloch qualified for membership in the 2014 National Football Foundation Hampshire Honor Society, which honors senior football players who have a cummulative GPA of 3.2 or higher throughout their undergraduate studies and meet NCAA-mandated requirements for graduation.



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Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 ScoreTexas State 7 7 0 8 22Southern Miss 0 3 9 3 15

Game 1TEXAS STATE 22, SOUTHERN MISS 15

Aug. 31, 2013 • Roberts Stadium Hattiesburg, Miss.

SCORING SUMMARYFirst Quarter11:32 TXST Mager, Craig 44 yd fumble recovery (Johnson, Will kick)

Second Quarter08:52 TXST Lowe, Robert 23 yd pass from Moore, Jordan (Johnson, Will kick)00:17 USM Acosta, Corey 41 yd field goal

Third Quarter01:36 USM TEAM safety00:24 USM COX, James 6 yd pass from BRIDGFORD, A. (ACOSTA, Corey kick)

Fourth Quarter05:43 USM Acosta, Corey 36 yd field goal02:54 TXST Arndt, Tyler 17 yd run (Miller, Bradley pass from Arndt, Tyler)

TEAM STATISTICS TXST USMFIRST DOWNS 13 15RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 41-73 24-23PASSING YDS (NET) 134 377Passes Att-Comp-Int 21-14-0 53-28-2TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 62-207 77-400Fumble Returns-Yards 1-44 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 1-29 2-52Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-13 4-114Interception Returns-Yards 2-27 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 9-44.9 6-38.3Fumbles-Lost 2-1 4-4Penalties-Yards 6-60 2-10Possession Time 34:16 25:44Third-Down Conversions 5 of 16 5 of 20Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 0 of 4Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-1 2-4Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-26 1-13

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSTEXAS STATERushing: Nutall, Chris 10-37; Moore, Jordan 9-25; Lowe, Robert 7-15; Franks, T 7-13; Arndt, Tyler 5-10; TEAM 3-minus 27. Passing: Arndt, Tyler 13-18-0-111; Moore, Jordan 1-3-0-23.Receiving: Erickson, Andy 3-37; Miller, Bradley 3-22; Battle, Isaiah 3-19; Lowe, Robert 2-22; Smith, Brandon 2-13; Franks, T 1-21. Interceptions: Mayo, David 2-27Fumbles: Battle, Isaiah 1-1, Team 1-0.

SOUTHERN MISSRushing: Hardy, Kendrick 8-27; Bracken, Tyre 8-22; Hester, Jeremy 2-3; Richard, Jalen 3-(-3); Bridgford, A. 3-minus 26. Passing: Bridgford, A. 28-53-2-377. Receiving: Holmes, T. 12-96; Bradley, Rickey 7-193; Bracken, Tyre 4-37; Ricard, M. 2-32; Richard, Jalen 1-7; COX, James 1-6; SULLIVAN, D. 1-6. Fumbles: Richard, Jalen 1-1; Bracken, Tyre 1-1; Holmes, T. 1-1; Hardy, Kendrick 1-1.

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 ScorePrairie View A&M 0 0 3 0 3Texas State 14 7 7 0 28

Game 2TEXAS STATE 28, PRAIRIE VIEW A&M 3

Sept. 7, 2013 • Bobcat Stadium San Marcos, Texas

SCORING SUMMARYFirst Quarter09:49 TXST Nutall, Chris 4 yd run (Johnson, Will kick)02:19 TXST Lowe, Robert 1 yd run (Johnson, Will kick)

Second Quarter05:06 TXST Nutall, Chris 77 yd run (Johnson, Will kick)

Third Quarter05:29 PVAMU Barrick, C. 47 yd field goal00:58 TXST Franks, T 8 yd run (Johnson, Will kick)

TEAM STATISTICS PVAMU TXSTFIRST DOWNS 16 21RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 25-45 43-242PASSING YDS (NET) 182 166Passes Att-Comp-Int 42-26-0 27-17-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 67-227 70-408Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 1-24 2-26Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-31 2-55Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 5-41.8 5-39.6Fumbles-Lost 1-1 2-0Penalties-Yards 8-59 11-86Possession Time 21:48 38:12Third-Down Conversions 6 of 15 8 of 16Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 2 1 of 1Red-Zone Scores-Chances 0-3 3-3Sacks By: Number-Yards 4-14 2-9

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSTEXAS STATERushing: Nutall, Chris 8-132; Franks, Terrence 9-30; Best, C.J. 4-27; Lowe, Robert 5-23; Gilmore, Michael 1-18; Moore, Jordan 7-16; Arndt, Tyler 8-12; TEAM 1-minus 16. Passing: Arndt, Tyler 14-21-0-147; Moore, Jordan 3-6-0-19.Receiving: Miller, Bradley 3-49; Battle, Isaiah 3-31; Smith, Brandon 3-29; Erickson, Andy 3-18; Lowe, Robert 2-9; Ijah, Ben 1-16; Franks, T 1-9; Garrey, Ryan 1-5. Fumbles: Team 1-0; Moore, Jordan 1-0.

PRAIRIE VIEW A&MRushing: Hebert, Johnta’ 10-20; Brown, Courtney 7-15; Smiley, D. 5-14; Curry, Josh 1-minus 2; Team 2-(-2). Passing: Lovelocke, J. 16-27-0-109; Smiley, D. 10-15-0-73. Receiving: Cooper, Deandre 8-74; Anderson, J. 5-33; Hebert, Johnta’ 4-14; Dunlap, Gabe 3-11; Thurmond, Greg 2-25; Gant, Patrick 2-14; Primes, Robert 1-7; Brown, Courtney 1-4.Fumbles: Smiley, D. 1-1.



Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 ScoreTexas State 0 0 7 0 7Texas Tech 3 10 10 10 33

Game 3TEXAS TECH 33, TEXAS STATE 7

Sept. 21, 2013 • Jones AT&T Stadium Lubbock, Texas

SCORING SUMMARYFirst Quarter11:32 TXST 10:49 TTU Bustin, Ryan 29 yd field goal

Second Quarter14:28 TTU Smith, Will 9 yd fumble recovery (Bustin, Ryan kick)00:20 TTU Bustin, Ryan 21 yd field goal

Third Quarter12:55 TXST Lowe, Robert 49 yd run (Johnson, Will kick)11:38 TTU Ward, Eric 4 yd pass from Webb, Davis (Bustin, Ryan kick)06:42 TTU Bustin, Ryan 27 yd field goal

Fourth Quarter12:57 TTU Marquez, Brad 10 yd pass from Webb, Davis (Bustin, Ryan kick)09:32 TTU Bustin, Ryan 36 yd field goal, 8-63 1:11, TXST 7 - TTU 33

TEAM STATISTICS TXST TTUFIRST DOWNS 11 23RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 37-107 33-118PASSING YDS (NET) 133 434Passes Att-Comp-Int 31-15-1 63-33-3TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 68-240 96-552Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 1-9Punt Returns-Yards 1-3 5-39Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-21 0-0Interception Returns-Yards 3-26 1-0Punts (Number-Avg) 8-43.5 4-33.5Fumbles-Lost 3-2 3-0Penalties-Yards 5-20 8-65Possession Time 32:43 27:17Third-Down Conversions 5 of 16 11 of 21Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 3 0 of 2Red-Zone Scores-Chances 0-2 6-7Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-9 3-17

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSTEXAS STATERushing: Lowe, Robert 7-103; Franks, T 8-21; Delancellotti, Duke 1-6; Nutall, Chris 3-6; Gay, Tim 3-1; Ijah, Ben 1-(- 5); TEAM 1-(- 5); Moore, Jordan 5-(-7); Arndt, Tyler 8-(- 13). Passing: Arndt, Tyler 12-23-1-108; Delancellotti, Duke 1-5-0-4; Moore, Jordan 2-3-0-21. Receiving: Erickson, Andy 5-32; Battle, Isaiah 4-52; Lowe, Robert 2-27; Smith, Terrell 2-8; Miller, Bradley 1-8; Nutall, Chris 1-6. Interceptions: Iwuji, Justin 1-24; Daniels, Xavier 1-2; Williams, G 1-0. Fumbles: Franks, T 1-1; Arndt, Tyler 1-1; Moore, Jordan 1-0.

TEXAS TECHRushing: Washington, De. 10-38; White, Quinton 4-34; Williams, Kenny 8-17; Webb, Davis 3-14; Grant, Jakeem 2-11; Mayfield, Baker 6-4. Passing: Webb, Davis 19-43-2-310; Mayfield, Baker 14-20-1-124.Receiving: Amaro, Jace 9-86; Marquez, Brad 6-84; Grant, Jakeem 4-59; Ward, Eric 4-35; Edwards, Der. 3-68; Foster, SaDale 2-55; Davis, Reginald 1-23; Washington, De. 1-8; Williams, Kenny 1-8; Davis, Jordan 1-6; Corker, Shawn 1-2. Interceptions: Robertson, Pete 1-0. Fumbles: Webb, Davis 1-0; Foster, SaDale 1-0; Mayfield, Baker 1-0.

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 ScoreWyoming 0 14 0 7 21Texas State 7 7 14 14 42

Game 4TEXAS STATE 42, WYOMING 21 Sept. 28, 2013 • Bobcat Stadium

San Marcos, Texas

SCORING SUMMARYFirst Quarter09:36 TXST Lowe, Robert 1 yd run (Johnson, Will kick)

Second Quarter13:15 WYO Miller,Brandon 4 yd run (Williams,Stuart kick)03:47 WYO Miller,Brandon 5 yd run (Williams,Stuart kick)00:29 TXST Ijah, Ben 26 yd pass from Jones, Tyler (Johnson, Will kick)

Third Quarter09:14 TXST Lowe, Robert 5 yd run (Johnson, Will kick)04:40 TXST Nutall, Chris 22 yd run (Johnson, Will kick)

Fourth Quarter13:11 TXST Nutall, Chris 5 yd run (Johnson, Will kick)11:12 WYO Herron,Robert 11 yd pass from Smith,Brett (Williams,Stuart kick) 00:03 TXST Lowe, Robert 19 yd run (Johnson, Will kick)

TEAM STATISTICS WYO TXSTFIRST DOWNS 19 19RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 29-64 48-256PASSING YDS (NET) 292 196Passes Att-Comp-Int 48-25-1 19-14-1TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 77-356 67-452Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 3-28 3-39Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-19 2-41Interception Returns-Yards 1-0 1-17Punts (Number-Avg) 7-44.3 7-48.1Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0Penalties-Yards 4-22 9-59Possession Time 22:06 37:54Third-Down Conversions 5 of 16 4 of 14Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 3 1 of 1Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-3 4-5Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 3-16

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSWYOMINGRushing: Miller,Brandon 14-72; Wick,Shaun 4-9; Rufran,Dominic 1-1; Team 1-(-1); Smith, Brett 9-(-17). Passing: Smith,Brett 25-48-1-292. Receiving: Herron,Robert 7-94; Gentry,Tanner 5-70; Claiborne,Jalen 4-31; Rufran, Dominic 3-30; Wick,Shaun 2-21; Berger,Justin 2-19; Miller,Brandon 1-20; Darden,Jarrod 1-7. Interceptions: Huff,Marqueston 1-0. TEXAS STATERushing: Lowe, Robert 30-138; Nutall, Chris 11-62; Jones, Tyler 7-56.Passing: Jones, Tyler 14-18-1-196; Delancellotti, Duke 0-1-0-0. Receiving: Ijah, Ben 3-36; Battle, Isaiah 3-6; Erickson, Andy 2-29; Nutall, Chris 2-24; Miller, Bradley 1-49; Lewis, David 1-33; Franks, T 1-10; Gilmore, M 1-9. Fumbles: Lowe, Robert 1-0.



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Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 ScoreTexas State 0 3 7 14 24UL Lafayette 14 14 17 3 48

Game 5UL LAFAYETTE 48, TEXAS STATE 24

Oct. 5, 2013 • Cajun Field Lafayette, La.

SCORING SUMMARYFirst Quarter07:04 ULL Harris, Alonzo 4 yd run (Brauchle, S. kick)04:06 ULL Surgent, Darryl 44 yd pass from Broadway, T. (Brauchle, S. kick)

Second Quarter08:24 UL Robinson, Jamal 34 yd pass from Broadway, T. (Brauchle, S. kick)02:33 TXST Dann, Jason 33 yd field goal00:28 ULL Robinson, Jamal 4 yd pass from Broadway, T. (Brauchle, S. kick)

Third Quarter14:07 ULL Butler, James 20 yd pass from Broadway, T. (Brauchle, S. kick)10:38 ULL Brauchle, S. 32 yd field goal03:56 ULL McGuire, Elijah 4 yd run (Brauchle, S. kick)03:39 TXST Smith, Brandon 92 yd kickoff return (Dann, Jason kick)

Fourth Quarter07:43 ULL Brauchle, S. 25 yd field goal07:27 TXST Smith, Brandon 100 yd kickoff return (Dann, Jason kick)01:07 TXST Delancellotti, Duke 2 yd run (Dann, Jason kick)

TEAM STATISTICS TXST ULLFIRST DOWNS 11 25RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 31-120 50-212PASSING YDS (NET) 76 360Passes Att-Comp-Int 16-11-0 26-21-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 47-196 76-572Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 2-20Kickoff Returns-Yards 8-289 1-24Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 5-45.2 1-51.0Fumbles-Lost 3-2 2-1Penalties-Yards 5-55 8-67Possession Time 26:08 33:52Third-Down Conversions 3 of 11 9 of 14Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 2 0 of 2Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-2 6-6Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-7 1-11

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSTexas StateRushing: Jones, Tyler 13-58; Franks, T 2-34; Erickson, Andy 2-23; Lowe, Robert 5-23; Delancellotti, Duke 3-11; Nutall, Chris 5-0; TEAM 1-(-29).Passing: Jones, Tyler 10-15-0-66; Delancellotti, Duke 1-1-0-10.Receiving: Smith, Brandon 3-22; Lewis, David 2-11; Battle, Isaiah 2-10; Miller, Bradley 1-19; Carden, Ryan 1-8; Lowe, Robert 1-6; Erickson, Andy 1-0. Fumbles: Erickson, Andy 1-1; TEAM 1-0; Jones, Tyler 1-1.

UL LafayetteRushing: Harris, Alonzo 16-78; McGuire, Elijah 7-58; Carter, Montrel 8-35; Jackson, Marcus 6-25; Reed, Effrem 4-7; Haack, Brooks 1-4; Landor, D’Shaie 1-3; Broadway, T. 5-3; Pierce, Torrey 1-1; TEAM 1-(-2). Passing: Broadway, T. 18-23-0-335; Haack, Brooks 2-2-0-21; Landor, D’Shaie 1-1-0-4. Receiving: Robinson, Jamal 4-114; Butler, James 4-76; Surgent, Darryl 2-48; Figaro, Devin 2-40; Johnson, Jared 2-35; Reed, Effrem 2-10; Thompson, Ian 2-7; Maxwell, Jacob 1-17; Johnson, Ricky 1-9; Byrne, Nick 1-4. Fumbles: Broadway, T. 1-1; TEAM 1-0.

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 ScoreUL Monroe 7 7 0 7 21Texas State 0 6 0 8 14

Game 6UL MONROE 21, TEXAS STATE 14

Oct. 5, 2013 • Bobcat StadiumSan Marcos, Texas

SCORING SUMMARYFirst Quarter06:09 ULM Newsome, Isaiah 71 yd interception return (Manton, Justin kick)

Third Quarter11:07 ULM Newsome, Isaiah 75 yd interception return (Manton, Justin kick)05:50 TXST Dann, Jason 22 yd field goal00:18 TXST Dann, Jason 43 yd field goal

Fourth Quarter06:01 TXST Lowe, Robert 6 yd run (Erickson, Andy pass from Arndt, Tyler)00:18 ULM Donald, C 10 yd run (Manton, Justin kick)

TEAM STATISTICS ULM TXSTFIRST DOWNS 13 19RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 31-80 38-210PASSING YDS (NET) 112 148Passes Att-Comp-Int 32-16-2 34-12-2TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 63-192 72-358Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 1-2 6-65Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-39 1-16Interception Returns-Yards 2-146 2-36Punts (Number-Avg) 9-50.2 9-46.6Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0Penalties-Yards 8-50 15-156Possession Time 28:08 31:52Third-Down Conversions 2 of 15 1 of 12Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 1 0 of 0Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-2 2-2Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 1-12

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSULMRushing: Donald, C 14-45; Edwards, Jyruss 11-31; Brown, Brayle 6-4. Passing: Brown, Brayle 16-32-2-112.Receiving: Maye, Tavarese 7-74; Jackson, Kenzee 3-20; Ceaser, Rashon 2-17; Holley, Ajalen 1-10; Scioneaux, H 1-4; Edwards, Jyruss 1-(-5); Donald, C 1-(-8). Interceptions: Newsome, Isaiah 2-146. Texas StateRushing: Lowe, Robert 22-140; Jones, Tyler 7-46; Nutall, Chris 8-19; Arndt, Tyler 1-5. Passing: Arndt, Tyler 6-19-0-81; Jones, Tyler 6-15-2-67. Receiving: Ijah, Ben 4-60; Erickson, Andy 4-51; Smith, Brandon 2-29; Miller, Bradley 1-6; Battle, Isaiah 1-0; Lowe, Robert 0-2. Interceptions: Matthews, Aaron 1-35; Mayo, David 1-1. Fumbles: Lowe, Robert 1-0.



Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 ScoreGeorgia State 7 0 0 10 17Texas State 7 3 0 14 24

Game 7TEXAS STATE 24, GEORGIA STATE 17

Oct. 19, 2013 • Bobcat Stadium San Marcos, Texas

SCORING SUMMARYFirst Quarter10:20 GSU Bell, Ronnie 1 yd run (Lutz, Wil kick)02:04 TXST Nutall, Chris 34 yd run (Dann, Jason kick)

Second Quarter11:30 TXST Dann, Jason 20 yd field goal

Fourth Quarter11:21 GSU Lutz, Wil 19 yd field goal08:01 TXST Nutall, Chris 3 yd run (Dann, Jason kick)01:43 TXST Lowe, Robert 1 yd run (Dann, Jason kick)00:01 GSU Davis, Robert 5 yd pass from Bell, Ronnie (Lutz, Wil kick)

TEAM STATISTICS GSU TXSTFIRST DOWNS 20 15RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 35-160 42-296PASSING YDS (NET) 208 47Passes Att-Comp-Int 36-20-1 12-5-1TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 71-368 54-343Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 1-14 0-0Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-54 3-53Interception Returns-Yards 1-0 1-27Punts (Number-Avg) 7-40.0 4-44.0Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0Penalties-Yards 10-84 3-35Possession Time 31:15 28:45Third-Down Conversions 4 of 15 5 of 11Fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 3 0 of 1Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-3 3-3Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 2-13

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSGeorgia StateRushing: Evans, Travis 18-71; Wilson, Albert 2-44; Bell, Ronnie 8-30; Jean-Bart, J. 5-12; Hill, Kelton 1-2; Jeppesen, Sean 1-1.Passing: Bell, Ronnie 20-36-1-208. Receiving: Wilson, Albert 7-93; Evans, Travis 3-23; Davis, Robert 3-11; Hill, Kelton 2-35; Rucker, Keith 2-32; Blair, Lynquez 2-16; Jean-Bart, J. 1-(-2). Interceptions: Singleton, Kail 1-0.

Texas StateRushing: Lowe, Robert 21-177; Nutall, Chris 9-90; Jones, Tyler 11-34; TEAM 1-(-5). Passing: Jones, Tyler 5-11-0-47; Gay, Tim 0-1-1-0.Receiving: Ijah, Ben 3-27; Battle, Isaiah 1-13; Miller, Bradley 1-7. Interceptions: Iwuji, Justin 1-27.

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 ScoreSouth Alabama 0 3 7 21 31Texas State 7 7 3 16 33

Game 8TEXAS STATE 33, SOUTH ALABAMA 31

Oct. 26, 2013 • Bobcat StadiumSan Marcos, Texas

SCORING SUMMARYFirst Quarter09:45 TXST Carden, Ryan 10 yd pass from Jones, Tyler (Dann, Jason kick)

Second Quarter12:57 TXST Smith, Brandon 16 yd pass from Jones, Tyler (Dann, Jason kick)02:05 USA Sunanon, Aleem 20 yd field goal

Third Quarter08:14 USA Metheny, Ross 3 yd run (Sunanon, Aleem kick)00:24 TXST Dann, Jason 35 yd field goal

Fourth Quarter13:10 USA Smith, Shavarez 13 yd pass from Metheny, Ross (Sunanon, Aleem kick)07:56 TXST Dann, Jason 37 yd field goal07:39 TXST Iwuji, Justin 29 yd interception return (Dann, Jason kick)05:20 USA Woodson, Danny 42 yd pass from Metheny, Ross (Sunanon, Aleem kick)02:22 TXST Dann, Jason 43 yd field goal01:32 USA Woodson, Danny 43 yd pass from Metheny, Ross (Sunanon, Aleem kick)00:04 TXST Dann, Jason 41 yd field goal

TEAM STATISTICS USA TXSTFIRST DOWNS 18 22RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 22-109 53-234PASSING YDS (NET) 300 218Passes Att-Comp-Int 43-27-1 26-15-1TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 65-409 79-452Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 2-18 3-30Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-15 5-63Interception Returns-Yards 1-35 1-29Punts (Number-Avg) 5-44.0 4-43.0Fumbles-Lost 2-1 0-0Penalties-Yards 2-15 11-98Possession Time 22:39 37:21Third-Down Conversions 4 of 13 8 of 17Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 2 2 of 2Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-3 4-4Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-32 0-0

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSSouth AlabamaRushing: Dinham, Cris 4-50; Metheny, Ross 10-40; Jones, Jay 5-15; Glover, T.J. 1-3; Houston, Kendall 2-1.Passing: Metheny, Ross 27-43-1-300. Receiving: Saxton, Wes 10-89; Woodson, Danny 5-118; Jones, Jereme 4-50; Smith, Shavarez 3-41; Jones, Jay 3-6; Lavender, Bryant 2-7; Dinham, Cris 0-(- 5); Metheny, Ross 0-(- 6). Interceptions: Garner, Montell 1-35. Texas StateRushing: Lowe, Robert 15-89; Nutall, Chris 12-76; Jones, Tyler 23-68; Gay, Tim 1-2; Franks, T 1-0; Battle, Isaiah 1-(-1). Passing: Jones, Tyler 15-25-1-218; TEAM 0-1-0-0. Receiving: Smith, Brandon 4-39; Battle, Isaiah 3-62; Miller, Bradley 2-24; Lowe, Robert 2-14; Ijah, Ben 1-51; Nutall, Chris 1-12; Carden, Ryan 1-10; Gaines, Jafus 1-6. Interceptions: Iwuji, Justin 1-29.



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Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 ScoreTexas State 7 16 7 7 37Idaho 7 7 0 7 21

Game 9TEXAS STATE 37, IDAHO 21

Nov. 2, 2013 • Kibbie Dome Moscow, Idaho

SCORING SUMMARYFirst Quarter11:53 TXST Lowe, Robert 1 yd run (Dann, Jason kick)07:25 UI Watson, Deon 20 yd pass from (Rehkow, Austin kick)

Second Quarter12:04 TXST Lowe, Robert 9 yd run (Dann, Jason kick)07:16 TXST Dann, Jason 42 yd field goal03:48 UI Baker, James 7 yd run (Rehkow, Austin kick)00:00 TXST Battle, Isaiah 4 yd pass from Jones, Tyler (Dann, Jason kick failed)

Third Quarter05:52 TXST Gay, Tim 20 yd run (Dann, Jason kick)

Fourth Quarter08:47 TXST Franks, T 67 yd pass from Jones, Tyler (Dann, Jason kick)03:54 UI Montgomery, R 10 yd pass from Davis, Taylor (Rehkow, Austin kick)

TEAM STATISTICS TXST UIFIRST DOWNS 18 20RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 38-108 38-145PASSING YDS (NET) 228 181Passes Att-Comp-Int 24-19-0 35-20-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 62-336 73-326Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 1-40 1-0Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-30 2-43Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 4-39.8 3-54.3Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1Penalties-Yards 3-30 4-39Possession Time 31:43 28:17Third-Down Conversions 5 of 14 9 of 17Fourth-Down Conversions 3 of 3 2 of 4Red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-5 3-3Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-15 2-15

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSTexas StateRushing: Lowe, Robert 17-61; Gay, Tim 2-23; Nutall, Chris 7-21; Franks, T 3-7; Jones, Tyler 8-(-1); Arndt, Tyler 1- (-3).Passing: Jones, Tyler 19-24-0-228.Receiving: Gaines, Jafus 3-21; Smith, Brandon 3-12; Franks, T 2-85; Miller, Bradley 2-47; Erickson, Andy 2-31; Ijah, Ben 2-12; Lowe, Robert 2-9; Battle, Isaiah 2-5; Nutall, Chris 1-6. Fumbles: Erickson, Andy 1-1; TEAM 1-0; Jones, Tyler 1-1.

IdahoRushing: Baker, James 24-114; Montgomery, R 5-22; Davis, Taylor 7-13; Olugbode, K 1-1; Epps, Dezmon 1-(-5). Passing: Davis, Taylor 20-35-0-181. Receiving: Epps, Dezmon 6-54, Watson, Deon 3-37; Lovett, Najee 2-11; Montgomery, R 2-10; Olugbode, K 1-23; Shelton, Kevin 1-13; Podrabsky, J 1-13; Baker, James 1-9; LaGrone, Michael 1-6; Runner, Roman 1-4; Homme, Clayton 1-1. Fumbles: Epps, Dezmon 1-1.

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 ScoreTexas State 14 7 0 0 21Arkansas State 7 14 14 3 38

Game 10ARKANSAS STATE 38, TEXAS STATE 21

Nov. 16, 2013 • Liberty Bank StadiumJonesboro, Ark.

SCORING SUMMARYFirst Quarter10:23 TXST Franks, T 41 yd pass from Jones, Tyler (Dann, Jason kick)09:22 ASU Gordon, Michael 40 yd run (Davis, Brian kick)05:08 TXST Franks, T 4 yd run (Dann, Jason kick)

Second Quarter12:44 ASU Gordon, Michael 9 yd run (Davis, Brian kick)05:35 TXST Carden, Ryan 7 yd pass from Jones, Tyler (Dann, Jason kick)01:13 ASU McKissic, J.D. 8 yd pass from Kennedy, Adam (Davis, Brian kick)

Third Quarter07:57 ASU Gordon, Michael 16 yd run (Davis, Brian kick)00:27 ASU Oku, David 1 yd run (Davis, Brian kick)

Fourth Quarter12:14 ASU Davis, Brian 23 yd field goal, 4-4 1:56, TXST 21 - ASU 38

TEAM STATISTICS TXST ASUFIRST DOWNS 16 22RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 33-158 57-328PASSING YDS (NET) 210 96Passes Att-Comp-Int 30-18-0 18-14-1TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 63-368 75-424Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 1-12 2-46Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-94 1-22Interception Returns-Yards 1-7 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 6-45.8 3-39.0Fumbles-Lost 1-0 0-0Penalties-Yards 9-57 4-29Possession Time 27:03 32:57Third-Down Conversions 4 of 14 6 of 14Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 4 2 of 3Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-3 5-5Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-3 1-2

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSTexas StateRushing: Lowe, Robert 14-86; Gay, Tim 2-41; Nutall, Chris 3-20; Jones, Tyler 11-13; Franks, T 2-10; Robinson, Zach 1-(-12). Passing: Jones, Tyler 17-28-0-204; Delancellotti, Duke 1-1-0-6; TEAM 0-1-0-0.Receiving: Erickson, Andy 4-51; Lowe, Robert 4-43; Carden, Ryan 3-42; Ijah, Ben 2-5; Franks, T 1-41; Miller, Bradley 1-11; Smith, Brandon 1-7; Dann, Jason 1-6; Battle, Isaiah 1-4. Interceptions: Mayo, David 1-7.Fumbles: Lowe, Robert 1-0. Arkansas StateRushing: Gordon, Michael 19-184; Kennedy, Adam 18-78; Oku, David 16-55; Thornton, S. 3-13;.Passing: Kennedy, Adam 14-18-1-96. Receiving: McKissic, J.D. 7-41; Griswold, D. 3-18; Jones, Julian 2-12; Muse, Allen 1-21; Fleming, R.J. 1-4.



Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 ScoreWestern Kentucky 0 17 0 21 38Texas State 0 7 0 0 7

Game 11WESTERN KENTUCKY 38, TEXAS STATE 7

Nov. 23, 2013 • Bobcat StadiumSan Marcos, Texas

SCORING SUMMARYSecond Quarter14:10 WKU Schwettman, G. 30 yd field goal12:29 WKU Andrews, A. 7 yd run (Schwettman, G. kick)09:27 WKU Andrews, A. 47 yd run (Schwettman, G. kick)00:35 TXST Smith, Brandon 6 yd pass from Jones, Tyler (Dann, Jason kick)

Fourth Quarter12:07 WKU Allen, Leon 2 yd run (Schwettman, G. kick)05:42 WKU Andrews, A. 33 yd run (Schwettman, G. kick)00:40 WKU Wales, Anthony 21 yd run (Schwettman, G. kick)

TEAM STATISTICS WKU TXSTFIRST DOWNS 22 10RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 46-321 29-21PASSING YDS (NET) 152 109Passes Att-Comp-Int 32-20-0 30-15-4TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 78-473 59-130Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 2-1 1-20Kickoff Returns-Yards 0-0 6-130Interception Returns-Yards 4-39 0-0Punts (Number-Avg) 4-33.2 6-39.5Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-1Penalties-Yards 8-77 2-15Possession Time 34:18 25:42Third-Down Conversions 8 of 16 5 of 16Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 3 2 of 2Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-3 1-2Sacks By: Number-Yards 5-24 1-8

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSWKURushing: Andrews, A. 21-204; Allen, Leon 11-53; Wales, Anthony 5-46.Simpson, K. 5-9; Smith, Damarcus 1-8; Norris, N. 1-8; Doughty, B. 2-(7).Passing: Doughty, B. 20-32-0-152. Receiving: McNeal, Willie 6-37; Andrews, A. 5-22; Gorski, Tim 2-22; Norris, N. 2-19; Allen, Leon 2-10; Brown, J. 1-25; Taylor, Taywan 1-11; Henry, Mitchell 1-6. Interceptions: Thomas, Cam 2-20; Robinson, Tyree 2-19.

Texas StateRushing: Nutall, Chris 7-14; Lowe, Robert 9-12; Franks, T 2-6; Gay, Tim 1-3; Battle, Isaiah 1-3; Jones, Tyler 9-(-17). Passing: Jones, Tyler 14-25-1-104; Arndt, Tyler 1-5-3-5.Receiving: Miller, Bradley 7-52; Lowe, Robert 2-18; Smith, Brandon 2-11; Erickson, Andy 2-10; Battle, Isaiah 1-15; Carden, Ryan 1-3. Fumbles: Lowe, Robert 1-1; Erickson, Andy 1-0.

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 ScoreTexas State 7 7 0 14 28Troy 7 14 7 14 42

Game 12TROY 42, TEXAS STATE 28

Nov. 29, 2013 • Veterans Memorial StadiumTroy, Ala.

SCORING SUMMARYFirst Quarter05:43 TXST Carden, Ryan 7 yd pass from Delancellotti, Duke (Dann, Jason kick)04:39 TROY Holmes, Bryan 58 yd pass from Anthony, Deon (Scott, Will kick)

Second Quarter13:06 TROY Chunn, Jordan 1 yd run (Scott, Will kick)09:15 TXST Delancellotti, Duke 6 yd run (Dann, Jason kick)08:14 TROY Thomas, Eric 43 yd pass from Anthony, Deon (Scott, Will kick)

Third Quarter04:32 TROY Worthy, C. 1 yd run (Scott, Will kick)

Fourth Quarter14:56 TROY Chunn, Jordan 1 yd run (Scott, Will kick)14:15 TXST Delancellotti, Duke 1 yd run (Dann, Jason kick)05:05 TROY Worthy, C. 25 yd pass from Robinson, Corey (Scott, Will kick)02:38 TXST Battle, Isaiah 3 yd pass from Delancellotti, Duke (Dann, Jason kick)

TEAM STATISTICS TXST TROYFIRST DOWNS 18 16RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 38-233 35-164PASSING YDS (NET) 192 297Passes Att-Comp-Int 31-11-1 27-21-0TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 69-425 62-461Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0Punt Returns-Yards 1-20 1-42Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-92 2-34Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-0Punts (Number-Avg) 5-41.8 5-41.0Fumbles-Lost 1-0 0-0Penalties-Yards 8-80 9-81Possession Time 31:14 28:46Third-Down Conversions 4 of 14 5 of 13Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 3 1 of 1Red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-5 3-3Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-10 1-7

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSTexas StateRushing: Franks, T 8-80; Lowe, Robert 12-78; Delancellotti, Duke 17-72; Battle, Isaiah 1-3.Passing: Delancellotti, Duke 11-31-1-192. Receiving: Battle, Isaiah 3-42; Smith, Brandon 2-79; Lowe, Robert 2-16; Miller, Bradley 1-17; Franks, T 1-17; Erickson, Andy 1-14; Carden, Ryan 1-7. Fumbles: Delancellotti, Duke 1-0. TroyRushing: Chunn, Jordan 13-83; Anthony, Deon 5-40; Burks, Brandon 8-32; Worthy, C. 2-14; Franklin, Khary 2-10; Robinson, Corey 2-(-6); TEAM 3-(-9). Passing: Robinson, Corey 17-22-0-133; Anthony, Deon 4-5-0-164. Receiving: Thomas, Eric 6-82; Williams, Chris 4-28; Holmes, Bryan 3-128; Edenfield, K.D. 2-11; Worthy, C. 1-25; Payton, Felton 1-14; Chitty, B.J. 1-7; Chunn, Jordan 1-6; Franklin, Khary 1-(-1); Burks, Brandon 1-(-3).Interceptions: Hudson, Camren 1-0.



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2013 GAME RESULTSDATE OPPONENT SCORE OVERALL SUN BELT TIME ATTENDAug. 31 at Southern Miss W 22-15 1-0-0 0-0-0 3:11 25729Sept. 07 Prairie View A&M W 28-03 2-0-0 0-0-0 2:58 20136Sept. 21 at Texas Tech L 33-07 2-1-0 0-0-0 3:25 60997Sept. 28 WYOMING W 42-21 3-1-0 0-0-0 6:19 22150Oct. 05 * at UL Lafayette L 24-48 3-2-0 0-1-0 3:09 23108Oct. 12 * UL MONROE L 21-14 3-3-0 0-2-0 3:46 15210Oct. 19 * GEORGIA STATE W 24-17 4-3-0 1-2-0 3:01 15684Oct. 26 * SOUTH ALABAMA W 33-31 5-3-0 2-2-0 3:27 18140Nov. 02 at Idaho W 37-21 6-3-0 2-2-0 2:53 15088Nov. 16 * at Arkansas State L 38-21 6-4-0 2-3-0 3:19 23143Nov. 23 * WESTERN KENTUCKY L 38-07 6-5-0 2-4-0 3:19 17051Nov. 29 * at Troy L 42-28 6-6-0 2-5-0 3:19 13073

2013 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSRUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Lg Avg/GLowe, Robert 12 164 970 25 945 5.8 9 59 78.8Nutall, Chris 11 83 506 29 477 5.7 6 77 43.4Jones, Tyler 8 89 372 115 257 2.9 0 38 32.1Franks, Terrence 12 42 218 17 201 4.8 2 34 16.8DeLancellotti, Duke 10 21 96 7 89 4.2 3 17 8.9Gay, Tim 11 9 73 3 70 7.8 1 35 6.4Moore, Jordan 5 21 84 50 34 1.6 0 19 6.8Best, C.J. 2 4 27 0 27 6.8 0 17 13.5Erickson, Andy 12 2 23 0 23 11.5 0 13 1.9Gilmore, Michael 7 1 18 0 18 18.0 0 18 2.6Arndt, Tyler 6 22 60 46 14 0.6 1 17 2.3Battle, Isaiah 12 3 6 1 5 1.7 0 3 0.4Ijah, Ben 11 1 0 5 -5 -5.0 0 0 -0.5Robinson, Zach 6 1 0 12 -12 -12.0 0 0 -2.0TEAM 8 8 0 85 -85 -10.6 0 0 -10.6Total 12 471 2453 395 2058 4.4 22 77 171.5Opponents 12 425 1975 206 1769 4.2 20 47 147.4

PASSING G Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/GJones, Tyler 8 132.07 100-160-5 62.5 1130 8 67 141.2Arndt, Tyler 6 88.33 46-86-4 53.5 452 0 35 75.3DeLancellotti, Duke 10 93.35 14-39-1 35.9 212 2 70 21.2Moore, Jordan 5 121.60 6-12-0 50.0 63 1 23 12.6TEAM 8 0.00 0-2-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0Gay, Tim 11 -200.00 0-1-1 0.0 0 0 0 0.0Total 12 112.10 166-300-11 55.3 1857 11 70 154.8Opponents 12 123.00 271-455-11 59.6 2991 18 65 249.2

RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/GErickson, Andy 12 27 273 10.1 0 23 22.8Battle, Isaiah 12 27 259 9.6 2 35 21.6Miller, Bradley 12 24 311 13.0 0 49 25.9Smith, Brandon 12 22 241 11.0 2 70 20.1Lowe, Robert 12 19 166 8.7 1 23 13.8Ijah, Ben 12 16 207 12.9 1 51 17.2Franks, Terrence 12 7 183 26.1 2 67 15.2Carden, Ryan 11 7 70 10.0 3 25 6.4Nutall, Chris 11 5 48 9.6 0 25 4.4Gaines, Jafus 7 4 27 6.8 0 10 3.9Lewis, David 11 3 44 14.7 0 33 4.0Smith, Terrell 9 2 8 4.0 0 4 0.9Gilmore, Michael 7 1 9 9.0 0 9 1.3Dann, Jason 9 1 6 6.0 0 6 0.7Garrey, Ryan 6 1 5 5.0 0 5 0.8Total 12 166 1857 11.2 11 70 154.8Opponents 12 271 2991 11.0 18 65 249.2

2013 TEAM STATISTICSTEAM STATISTICS TXST OPPSCORING 287 328 Points Per Game 23.9 27.3FIRST DOWNS 193 229 Rushing 99 93 Passing 81 121 Penalty 13 15RUSHING YARDAGE 2058 1769 Yards gained rushing 2453 1975 Yards lost rushing 395 206 Rushing Attempts 471 425 Average Per Rush 4.4 4.2 Average Per Game 171.5 147.4 TDs Rushing 22 20PASSING YARDAGE 1857 2991 Comp-Att-Int 166-300-11 271-455-11 Average Per Pass 6.2 6.6 Average Per Catch 11.2 11.0 Average Per Game 154.8 249.2 TDs Passing 11 18TOTAL OFFENSE 3915 4760 Total Plays 771 880 Average Per Play 5.1 5.4 Average Per Game 326.2 396.7KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 39-897 18-395PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 20-284 23-286INT RETURNS: #-Yards 11-169 11-220KICK RETURN AVERAGE 23.0 21.9PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 14.2 12.4INT RETURN AVERAGE 15.4 20.0FUMBLES-LOST 16-6 13-8PENALTIES-Yards 87-751 75-598 Average Per Game 62.6 49.8PUNTS-Yards 72-3160 59-2504 Average Per Punt 43.9 42.4 Net punt average 38.2 35.9KICKOFFS-Yards 56-3590 65-3905 Average Per Kick 64.1 60.1 Net kick average 40.1 36.7TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 31:54 28:063RD-DOWN Conversions 58/171 74/189 3rd-Down Pct 34% 39%4TH-DOWN Conversions 11/21 9/30 4th-Down Pct 52% 30%SACKS BY-Yards 18-128 21-135MISC YARDS 8 39TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 37 41FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 9-15 13-18ON-SIDE KICKS 1-2 0-1RED-ZONE SCORES (30-37) 81% (38-45) 84%RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (25-37) 68% (27-45) 60%PAT-ATTEMPTS (34-35) 97% (41-41) 100%ATTENDANCE 108371 161138 Games/Avg Per Game 6/18062 6/26856 Neutral Site Games 0/0

SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TotalTexas State 70 71 51 95 287Opponents 52 96 74 106 328



PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongErickson, Andy 20 284 14.2 0 40Total 20 284 14.2 0 40Opponents 23 286 12.4 0 43

INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD LongMayo, David 4 35 8.8 0 27Iwuji, Justin 3 80 26.7 1 29Daniels, Xavier 1 2 2.0 0 2Williams, Germod 1 0 0.0 0 0Matthews, Aaron 1 35 35.0 0 35Targun, Colby 1 17 17.0 0 17Total 11 169 15.4 1 35Opponents 11 220 20.0 2 75

KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongSmith, Brandon 20 598 29.9 2 100Erickson, Andy 8 169 21.1 0 33Mager, Craig 5 65 13.0 0 19Carden, Ryan 2 23 11.5 0 13Lewis, David 1 9 9.0 0 9Gay, Tim 1 1 1.0 0 1Gilmore, Michael 1 4 4.0 0 4Gaines, Jafus 1 28 28.0 0 28Total 39 897 23.0 2 100Opponents 18 395 21.9 0 39

FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongMager, Craig 1 44 44.0 1 44Total 1 44 44.0 1 44Opponents 1 9 9.0 1 9

|------------- PATs -------------|SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PointsLowe, Robert 10 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 60Dann, Jason 0 9-10 21-22 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 48Nutall, Chris 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36Franks, Terrence 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24Smith, Brandon 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24Carden, Ryan 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18DeLancellotti, Duke 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18Johnson, Will 0 0-5 13-13 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 13Battle, Isaiah 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12Arndt, Tyler 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 2-2 0 0 6Ijah, Ben 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Gay, Tim 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Iwuji, Justin 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Mager, Craig 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Erickson, Andy 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0 0 2Miller, Bradley 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0 0 2Total 37 9-15 34-35 0-0 2 2-2 0 0 287Opponents 41 13-18 41-41 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 328

PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 BlkdJohnson, Will 41 1805 44.0 65 5 14 19 0Robinson, Zach 30 1337 44.6 66 1 5 11 0Jones, Tyler 1 18 18.0 18 0 0 0 0Total 72 3160 43.9 66 6 19 30 0Opponents 59 2504 42.4 62 5 9 15 0

KICKOFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLnJohnson, Will 56 3590 64.1 38 0 Total 56 3590 64.1 38 0 395 40.1 24Opponents 65 3905 60.1 25 1 897 36.7 28

TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/GJones, Tyler 8 249 257 1130 1387 173.4Lowe, Robert 12 164 945 0 945 78.8Nutall, Chris 11 83 477 0 477 43.4Arndt, Tyler 6 108 14 452 466 77.7DeLancellotti, Duke 10 60 89 212 301 30.1Franks, Terrence 12 42 201 0 201 16.8Moore, Jordan 5 33 34 63 97 19.4Gay, Tim 11 10 70 0 70 6.4Best, C.J. 2 4 27 0 27 13.5Erickson, Andy 12 2 23 0 23 1.9Gilmore, Michael 7 1 18 0 18 2.6Battle, Isaiah 12 3 5 0 5 0.4Ijah, Ben 11 1 -5 0 -5 -0.5Robinson, Zach 6 1 -12 0 -12 -2.0TEAM 8 10 -85 0 -85 -10.6Total 12 771 2058 1857 3915 326.2Opponents 12 880 1769 2991 4760 396.7

FIELD GOALS FGM-A Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg BlkJohnson, Will 0-5 0.0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 0-3 0 2Dann, Jason 9-10 100.0 0-0 2-2 3-3 4-5 0-0 43 0

FG SEQUENCE Texas State OPPONENTSSouthern Miss 56,40 (41),30,(36)Prairie View A&M 64,54 32,(47)Texas Tech - (29),(21),(27),(36)Wyoming 27 -UL Lafayette (33) (32),(25)UL Monreo (22),(43) 47Georgia State (20) (19)South Alabama (35),(37),(43),(41) (20)Idaho (42) 47Arkansas State - (23)Western Kentucky 40 (30),47Troy - -Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.

ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/GLowe, Robert 12 945 166 0 0 0 1111 92.6Smith, Brandon 12 0 241 0 598 0 839 69.9Erickson, Andy 12 23 273 284 169 0 749 62.4Nutall, Chris 11 477 48 0 0 0 525 47.7Franks, Terrence 12 201 183 0 0 0 384 32.0Miller, Bradley 12 0 311 0 0 0 311 25.9Battle, Isaiah 12 5 259 0 0 0 264 22.0Jones, Tyler 8 257 0 0 0 0 257 32.1Ijah, Ben 11 -5 207 0 0 0 202 18.4Carden, Ryan 11 0 70 0 23 0 93 8.5DeLancellotti, Duke 10 89 0 0 0 0 89 8.9Iwuji, Justin 12 0 0 0 0 80 80 6.7Gay, Tim 11 70 0 0 1 0 71 6.5Mager, Craig 12 0 0 0 65 0 65 5.4Gaines, Jafus 7 0 27 0 28 0 55 7.9Lewis, David 11 0 44 0 9 0 53 4.8Mayo, David 10 0 0 0 0 35 35 3.5Matthews, Aaron 12 0 0 0 0 35 35 2.9Moore, Jordan 5 34 0 0 0 0 34 6.8Gilmore, Michael 7 18 9 0 4 0 31 4.4Best, C.J. 2 27 0 0 0 0 27 13.5Targun, Colby 11 0 0 0 0 17 17 1.5Arndt, Tyler 6 14 0 0 0 0 14 2.3Smith, Terrell 9 0 8 0 0 0 8 0.9Dann, Jason 9 0 6 0 0 0 6 0.7Garrey, Ryan 6 0 5 0 0 0 5 0.8Daniels, Xavier 12 0 0 0 0 2 2 0.2Robinson, Zach 6 -12 0 0 0 0 -12 -2.0TEAM 8 -85 0 0 0 0 -85 -10.6Total 12 2058 1857 284 897 169 5265 438.8Opponents 12 1769 2991 286 395 220 5661 471.8



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INDIVIDUAL TACKLES LEADERS |-----------Tackles-------| |-Sacks-| |---------------Pass Def--------------| |-----Fumbles------| Blkd DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf45 McMiller, Damion 12 55 39 94 4.0-15 1.5-12 . 3 2 . . . .10 Matthews, Aaron 12 59 32 91 1.5-8 . 1-35 5 . 1-0 . . .3 Mayo, David 10 63 26 89 4.5-18 1.0-9 4-35 . 1 . . . .1D Orakpo, Michael 12 45 26 71 10.0-38 4.5-27 . 3 3 . 3 . .27 Targun, Colby 11 39 15 54 3.0-8 . 1-17 2 . 1-0 . . .25 Mager, Craig 12 40 9 49 1.0-3 . . 9 . 1-44 1 . .18 Daniels, Xavier 12 31 10 41 2.5-7 . 1-2 7 . 1-0 . . .8 Iwuji, Justin 12 26 10 36 3.5-6 . 3-80 2 . . . . .91 McColloch, Blake 12 19 16 35 4.0-18 2.0-13 . 4 1 1-0 1 . .55 Odiari, Michael 11 20 10 30 5.0-29 3.0-24 . 2 3 . . . .5A Clavell-Head, Jamie 12 14 11 25 2.0-16 1.0-12 . . 1 . . . .98 Taulelei, Kamu 11 11 12 23 2.5-3 . . . . 1-0 . . .52 Yendrey, D.J. 7 11 9 20 3.5-14 2.0-10 . 1 4 1-0 . . .22 Mims, II, David 12 17 2 19 2.0-4 . . 1 . . . 1 .17 Alexcee, Damani 10 10 7 17 . . . . . . . . .40 Smith, Stephen 12 13 3 16 1.0-3 . . 1 . . . . .4A Jeter-Gilmon, Jerrid 11 10 2 12 3.0-10 . . 1 . . . . .97 Norfleet, Jordan 12 7 5 12 1.0-6 1.0-6 . . 1 . . . .1B Williams, Germod 8 5 3 8 . . 1-0 . . . . . .67 McClarty, Dallas 5 2 4 6 . . . . . . . . .51 Hamilton, Drew 12 5 1 6 . . . . . . . . .28 Lowe, Robert 12 4 2 6 . . . . . . . . .90 Dallas, Marcus 11 5 . 5 1.0-9 1.0-9 . . 1 . . . .82 Petersen, Kris 12 2 3 5 1.0-6 1.0-6 . . . . . . .93 Trevillion, Will 2 3 . 3 . . . . . . . . .96 Booth, Justin 6 2 1 3 1.0-1 . . . . 1-0 . . .37 Gay, Tim 11 2 1 3 . . . . . . . . .41 Brown, Prestin 12 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .12 Arndt, Tyler 6 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .26 Benning, Phillip 10 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .2 Jones, Tyler 8 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .24 Velliquette, Zach 8 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .1 Ijah, Ben 11 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .84 Carden, Ryan 11 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .5 Smith, Brandon 12 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .89 Garrey, Ryan 6 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .64 Bellard, Adrian 12 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .56 Freeman, Matt 9 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .47 Williams, Ryan 12 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .38 Johnson, Will 12 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .49 Robinson, Zach 6 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .6 Battle, Isaiah 12 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . Total 12 535 260 795 57-222 18-128 11-169 41 17 8-44 5 1 . Opponents 12 509 262 771 81.0-272 21-135 11-220 38 23 6-9 10 2 1



INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME INTERCEPTION RETURNSPlayer No-Yds USM PVAM TTU WYO ULL ULM GAST USA IDA AKST WKU TROYMayo, David 4-35 2-27 - - - - 1-1 - DNP DNP 1-7 - -Iwuji, Justin 3-80 - - 1-24 - - - 1-27 1-29 - - - -Matthews, Aaron 1-35 - - - - - 1-35 - - - - - -Targun, Colby 1-17 - - - 1-17 - - - - - - - DNPWilliams, G 1-0 - DNP 1-0 DNP - - DNP DNP - - - -Daniels, Xavier 1-2 - - 1-2 - - - - - - - - -

INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME FUMBLE RETURNSPlayer No-Yds USM PVAM TTU WYO ULL ULM GAST USA IDA AKST WKU TROYMager, Craig 1-44 1-44 - - - - - - - - - - -

INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME ALL-PURPOSE YARDSPlayer Total Yds USM PVAM TTU WYO ULL ULM GAST USA IDA AKST WKU TROYLowe, Robert 1111 37 32 130 138 29 142 177 103 70 129 30 94Smith, Brandon 839 25 51 - - 233 45 41 39 42 101 141 121Erickson, Andy 749 66 77 56 109 97 116 - 30 71 63 30 34Nutall, Chris 525 37 132 12 86 - 19 90 88 27 20 14 DNPFranks, Terrence 384 34 39 21 10 34 - - - 92 51 6 97Miller, Bradley 311 22 49 8 49 19 6 7 24 47 11 52 17Battle, Isaiah 264 19 31 52 6 10 - 13 61 5 4 18 45Jones, Tyler 257 DNP DNP DNP 56 58 46 34 68 -1 13 -17 DNPIjah, Ben 202 - 16 -5 36 - 60 27 51 12 5 - -Carden, Ryan 93 DNP - - - 8 - - 20 - 42 3 20DeLancellotti, 89 DNP - 6 - 11 DNP - - - - - 72Iwuji, Justin 80 - - 24 - - - 27 29 - - - -Gay, Tim 71 1 - 1 - - - - 2 23 41 3 DNPMager, Craig 65 - - - - - - 12 53 - - - -Gaines, Jafus 55 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP - - 6 21 - - 28Lewis, David 53 - - - 33 11 - - DNP - - - 9Matthews, Aaron 35 - - - - - 35 - - - - - -Mayo, David 35 27 - - - - 1 - DNP DNP 7 - -Moore, Jordan 34 25 16 -7 DNP DNP DNP - DNP DNP DNP - DNPGilmore, Michael 31 DNP 18 DNP 9 4 - - - - DNP DNP DNPBest, C.J. 27 - 27 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPTargun, Colby 17 - - - 17 - - - - - - - DNPArndt, Tyler 14 10 12 -13 DNP DNP 5 DNP DNP - DNP - DNPSmith, Terrell 8 DNP - 8 - - - - - - DNP DNP -Dann, Jason 6 - DNP DNP DNP - - - - - 6 - -Garrey, Ryan 5 - 5 - DNP - DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP - -Daniels, Xavier 2 - - 2 - - - - - - - - -Robinson, Zach -12 - - - - - DNP DNP DNP DNP -12 DNP DNPTEAM -85 -27 -16 -5 - -29 - -5 - -3 - - -

INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME LEADERSDate Opponent Score Rushing Yards (Att-Yds-TD) Passing (Comp.-Att-Yds-TD) Receiving Yards (Rec-Yds-TD) TacklesAug. 31 at Houston W 22-15 Chris Nutall (10-37-0) Tyler Arndt (13-18-111-0) Andy Erickson (3-37-0) Michael Odiari (6)Sept. 7 Prairie View A&M W, 28-3 Chris Nutall (9-132-2) Tyler Arndt (14-21-147-0) Bradley Miller (3-41-0) Damion McMiller (9)Sept. 21 at Texas Tech L, 33-7 Robert Lowe (7-103-1) Tyler Arndt (12-23-103-0) Andy Erickson (5-32-0) David Mayo (9)Sept. 28 Wyoming W, 42-21 Robert Lowe (30-138-3) Tyler Jones (14-18-196-1) Bradley Miller (1-49-0) Aaron Matthews (8)Oct. 5 at UL Lafayette L, 48-24 Tyler Jones (13-58) Tyler Jones (10-15-66-0) Brandon Smith (3-22-0) David Mayo (13)Oct. 12 UL Monroe L, 21-14 Robert Lowe (22-140-1) Tyler Jones (6-15-67-0) Ben Ijah (4-60-0) David Mayo (8)Oct. 19 Georgia State W, 24-17 Robert Lowe (21-177-1) Tyler Jones (5-11-47-0) Ben Ijah (3-27-0) Damion McMiller (15)Oct. 26 South Alabama W, 33-31 Robert Lowe (15-89-0) Tyler Jones (15-25-218-2) Isaiah Battle (3-62-0) Damion McMiller (9)Nov. 2 at Idaho W, 37-21 Robert Lowe (17-61-2) Tyler Jones (19-23-228-2) Terrence Franks (2-85-1) Aaron Matthews (13)Nov. 16 at Arkansas State L, 38-21 Robert Lowe (14-86-0) Tyler Jones (17-25-204-2) Andy Erickson (4-51-0) Aaron Matthews (14)Nov. 23 Western Kentucky L, 38-7 Chris Nutall (7-14-0) Tyler Jones (14-25-104-1) Bradley Miller (7-52-0) David Mayo (11)Nov. 29 at Troy L 42-28 Terrence Franks (8-80-0) Duke DeLancellotti (11-31-192-2) Brandon Miller (2-79-0) David Mayo (16)



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INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME TACKLES STATISTICSPlayer UA-A TOT USM PVAM TTU WYO ULL ULM GAST USA IDA AKST WKU TROYMcMiller, D 55-39 94 3-1 5-4 6-0 3-1 6-2 1-2 11-4 5-4 4-8 4-9 3-3 4-1Matthews, Aaron 59-32 91 5-0 6-0 6-0 8-1 4-1 2-1 1-5 4-4 5-8 6-8 6-3 6-1Mayo, David 63-26 89 4-2 5-3 7-2 5-1 12-1 8-3 - DNP DNP 4-5 6-5 12-4Orakpo, Michael 45-26 71 5-0 7-1 4-0 4-2 4-1 5-2 2-1 2-4 4-7 1-6 3-2 4-0Targun, Colby 39-15 54 4-0 6-1 7-0 6-0 1-0 2-0 3-4 3-3 3-2 0-3 4-2 DNPMager, Craig 40-9 49 4-0 2-1 0-1 2-0 3-0 4-1 5-0 4-1 2-0 2-3 7-2 5-0Daniels, Xavier 31-10 41 2-1 1-0 7-0 4-0 3-0 0-1 3-2 4-0 4-1 1-1 1-4 1-0Iwuji, Justin 26-10 36 - 1-0 1-0 6-0 3-0 2-1 3-0 3-2 0-1 3-4 1-2 3-0McColloch, B 19-16 35 3-1 1-1 3-0 3-1 1-1 2-1 1-0 - 1-3 2-3 0-3 2-2Odiari, Michael 20-10 30 6-0 - 3-0 2-0 1-1 1-2 1-0 - 2-2 1-4 3-1 DNPClavell-Head, J 14-11 25 2-0 0-2 2-1 1-0 - 3-0 1-0 1-1 1-1 1-5 2-1 -Taulelei, Kamu 11-12 23 1-0 1-0 1-0 - 2-2 1-1 3-2 1-1 1-0 0-3 0-3 DNPYendrey, D.J. 11-9 20 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 2-1 3-2 1-3 1-1 3-2 1-0 -Mims, II, David 17-2 19 3-0 2-1 3-0 1-0 3-0 2-0 - 0-1 - 1-0 2-0 -Alexcee, Damani 10-7 17 DNP 1-0 - - 5-0 - - 1-0 - 0-5 DNP 3-2Smith, Stephen 13-3 16 1-0 1-0 - - 1-0 - 5-1 1-2 3-0 - - 1-0Jeter-Gilmon, J 10-2 12 1-0 - 2-0 DNP 2-0 - 1-0 - 4-2 - - -Norfleet, J 7-5 12 - 1-0 - 1-1 - 2-0 - - 1-1 0-3 1-0 1-0Williams, G 5-3 8 - DNP - DNP 3-0 - DNP DNP - 1-3 1-0 -Hamilton, Drew 5-1 6 1-0 - 1-0 2-0 - - - - - 1-0 0-1 -Lowe, Robert 4-2 6 1-1 - - - - - - 1-0 - 1-0 0-1 1-0McClarty, D. 2-4 6 DNP DNP DNP DNP 2-1 - DNP - DNP 0-1 0-2 DNPDallas, Marcus 5-0 5 1-0 1-0 2-0 - 1-0 - - - - - - DNPPetersen, Kris 2-3 5 0-1 - - 1-0 - - - - 1-1 - 0-1 -Trevillion, W 3-0 3 DNP DNP 1-0 DNP 2-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNPBooth, Justin 2-1 3 1-0 1-0 - 0-1 - DNP DNP DNP - DNP DNP DNPGay, Tim 2-1 3 - 1-0 - - - - 1-1 - - - - DNPBrown, Prestin 2-0 2 - - - - 1-0 - - - - - 1-0 -Jones, Tyler 1-0 1 DNP DNP DNP - - - - 1-0 - - - DNPVelliquette, Z 1-0 1 - - - DNP DNP DNP - - - DNP - 1-0Garrey, Ryan 0-1 1 0-1 - - DNP - DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP - -Benning, P. 1-0 1 DNP DNP - - 1-0 - - - - - - -Freeman, Matt 1-0 1 DNP - - DNP - - - - DNP - 1-0 -Ijah, Ben 1-0 1 - - 1-0 - - - - - - - - -Williams, Ryan 1-0 1 - - - 1-0 - - - - - - - -Bellard, Adrian 1-0 1 - - - - - - - - - - 1-0 -Battle, Isaiah 1-0 1 - - - - - - - 1-0 - - - -Robinson, Zach 1-0 1 - 1-0 - - - DNP DNP DNP DNP - DNP DNPArndt, Tyler 1-0 1 - - 1-0 DNP DNP - DNP DNP - DNP - DNPJohnson, Will 1-0 1 - - - - - 1-0 - - - - - -Carden, Ryan 1-0 1 DNP - 1-0 - - - - - - - - -Smith, Brandon 1-0 1 - - - - 1-0 - - - - - - -



INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME SACKSPlayer UA-A TOT USM PVAM TTU WYO ULL ULM GAST USA IDA AKST WKU TROYOrakpo, Michael 4-1 4.5 - 1.5-6 - 1.0-4 1.0-7 - - - - - - 1.0-10Odiari, Michael 3-0 3.0 1.0-10 - - 1.0-6 - - - - - - 1.0-8 DNPMcColloch, B 2-0 2.0 1.0-7 - - - - - 1.0-6 - - - - -Yendrey, D.J. 2-0 2.0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP - 1.0-7 - - 1.0-3 - -McMiller, Damion 1-1 1.5 - 0.5-3 - - - - - - 1.0-9 - - -Norfleet, Jordan 1-0 1.0 - - - 1.0-6 - - - - - - - -Petersen, Kris 1-0 1.0 - - - - - - - - 1.0-6 - - -Clavell-Head, Jamie 1-0 1.0 - - - - - 1.0-12 - - - - - -Dallas, Marcus 1-0 1.0 - - 1.0-9 - - - - - - - - DNPMayo, David 1-0 1.0 1.0-9 - - - - - - DNP DNP - - -

INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME TACKLES FOR LOSSPlayer UA-A TOT USM PVAM TTU WYO ULL ULM GAST USA IDA AKST WKU TROYOrakpo, Michael 8-4 10.0 1.0-1 2.5-9 - 2.0-6 1.0-7 - 1.5-3 1.0-2 - - - 1.0-10Odiari, Michael 4-2 5.0 2.0-11 - - 1.0-6 - 1.0-4 - - - - 1.0-8 DNPMayo, David 4-1 4.5 1.0-9 - - - 1.0-1 - - DNP DNP - 0.5-2 2.0-6McMiller, D 3-2 4.0 1.0-2 0.5-3 1.0-1 - - 0.5-0 - - 1.0-9 - - -McColloch, B 4-0 4.0 1.0-7 - - - - - 1.0-6 - 1.0-1 1.0-4 - -Yendrey, D.J. 3-1 3.5 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP - 1.5-7 1.0-4 - 1.0-3 - -Iwuji, Justin 3-1 3.5 - - - 1.0-1 - 0.5-2 - - - 1.0-2 - 1.0-1Targun, Colby 3-0 3.0 - - - 1.0-5 - - - - - - 2.0-3 DNPJeter-Gilmon, J 3-0 3.0 1.0-4 - 1.0-1 DNP - - - - 1.0-5 - - -Taulelei, Kamu 2-1 2.5 - 1.0-2 1.0-1 - - - - 0.5-0 - - - DNPDaniels, Xavier 2-1 2.5 - - 2.0-5 - - - - - - - 0.5-2 -Mims, II, David 2-0 2.0 - 2.0-4 - - - - - - - - - -Clavell-Head, J 2-0 2.0 - - 1.0-4 - - 1.0-12 - - - - - -Matthews, Aaron 1-1 1.5 - - - - - 1.0-8 - 0.5-0 - - - -Smith, Stephen 1-0 1.0 - - - - - - 1.0-3 - - - - -Mager, Craig 1-0 1.0 1.0-3 - - - - - - - - - - -Petersen, Kris 1-0 1.0 - - - - - - - - 1.0-6 - - -Norfleet, J 1-0 1.0 - - - 1.0-6 - - - - - - - -Booth, Justin 1-0 1.0 1.0-1 - - - - DNP DNP DNP - DNP DNP DNPDallas, Marcus 1-0 1.0 - - 1.0-9 - - - - - - - - DNP

INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME FUMBLES FORCED AND RECOVEREDFUMBLES FORCED No. USM PVAM TTU WYO ULL ULM GAST USA IDA AKST WKU TROYOrakpo, Michael 3 2 1 - - - - - - - - - -Mager, Craig 1 1 - - - - - - - - - - -McColloch, B 1 1 - - - - - - - - - - -

FUMBLES RECOVERED No. USM PVAM TTU WYO ULL ULM GAST USA IDA AKST WKU TROYYendrey, D.J. 1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP - - 1 - - - -Daniels, Xavier 1 - - - - - - - - 1 - - -Mager, Craig 1 1 - - - - - - - - - - -Targun, Colby 1 - - - - 1 - - - - - - DNPMatthews, Aaron 1 1 - - - - - - - - - - -Taulelei, Kamu 1 - 1 - - - - - - - - - DNPMcColloch, B 1 1 - - - - - - - - - - -Booth, Justin 1 1 - - - - DNP DNP DNP - DNP DNP DNP



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TEXAS STATE GAME HIGHSRushes 53 vs South Alabama (Oct 26, 2013)Yards Rushing 296 vs Georgia State (Oct 19, 2013)Yards Per Rush 7.0 vs Georgia State (Oct 19, 2013)TD Rushes 5 vs Wyoming (Sept 28, 2013)Pass Attempts 34 vs UL Monroe (Oct.12, 2013)Pass Completions 19 at Idaho (Nov 02, 2013)Yards Passing 228 at Idaho (Nov 02, 2013)Yards Per Pass 10.3 vs Wyoming (Sept 28, 2013)TD Passes 2 vs South Alabama (Oct 26, 2013) at Idaho (Nov 02, 2013) at Arkansas State (Nov 16, 2013) at Troy (Nov 29, 2013)Total Plays 79 vs South Alabama (Oct 26, 2013)Total Offense 452 vs Wyoming (Sept 28, 2013) vs South Alabama (Oct 26, 2013)Yards Per Play 6.7 vs Wyoming (Sept 28, 2013)Points 42 vs Wyoming (Sept 28, 2013)Sacks By 3 at Southern Miss (Aug 31, 2013) vs Wyoming (Sept 28, 2013)First Downs 22 vs South Alabama (Oct 26, 2013)Penalties 15 vs UL Monroe (Oct.12, 2013)Penalty Yards 156 vs UL Monroe (Oct.12, 2013)Turnovers 5 vs Western Kentucky (Nov 23, 2013)Interceptions By 3 at Texas Tech (Sept 21, 2013)Punts 9 at Southern Miss (Aug 31, 2013) vs UL Monroe (Oct.12, 2013)Punting Avg 48.1 vs Wyoming (Sept 28, 2013)Long Punt 66 at UL Lafayette (Oct 05, 2013)Punts Inside 20 7 vs UL Monroe (Oct.12, 2013)Long Punt Return 40 at Idaho (Nov 02, 2013)

OPPONENT TEAM GAME HIGHSRushes 57 at Arkansas State (Nov 16, 2013)Yards Rushing 328 at Arkansas State (Nov 16, 2013)Yards Per Rush 7.0 vs Western Kentucky (Nov 23, 2013)TD Rushes 5 vs Western Kentucky (Nov 23, 2013)Pass Attempts 63 at Texas Tech (Sept 21, 2013)Pass Completions 33 at Texas Tech (Sept 21, 2013)Yards Passing 434 at Texas Tech (Sept 21, 2013)Yards Per Pass 13.8 at UL Lafayette (Oct 05, 2013)TD Passes 4 at UL Lafayette (Oct 05, 2013)Total Plays 96 at Texas Tech (Sept 21, 2013)Total Offense 572 at UL Lafayette (Oct 05, 2013)Yards Per Play 7.5 at UL Lafayette (Oct 05, 2013)Points 48 at UL Lafayette (Oct 05, 2013)Sacks By 5 vs Western Kentucky (Nov 23, 2013)First Downs 25 at UL Lafayette (Oct 05, 2013)Penalties 10 vs Georgia State (Oct 19, 2013)Penalty Yards 84 vs Georgia State (Oct 19, 2013)Turnovers 6 at Southern Miss (Aug 31, 2013)Interceptions By 4 vs Western Kentucky (Nov 23, 2013)Punts 9 vs UL Monroe (Oct.12, 2013)Punting Avg 54.3 at Idaho (Nov 02, 2013)Long Punt 62 at Idaho (Nov 02, 2013)Punts Inside 20 3 at Southern Miss (Aug 31, 2013) vs UL Monroe (Oct.12, 2013)Long Punt Return 43 at Arkansas State (Nov 16, 2013)



INDIVIDUAL SINGLE GAME SUPERLATIVESTEXAS STATE GAME HIGHS

Rushes 30 Lowe, Robert vs Wyoming (Sept 28, 2013)Yards Rushing 177 Lowe, Robert vs Georgia State (Oct 19, 2013)TD Rushes 3 Lowe, Robert vs Wyoming (Sept 28, 2013)Long Rush 77 Nutall, Chris vs PVAM (Sept 07, 2013)Pass Attempts 31 DeLancellotti, Duke at Troy (Nov 29, 2013)Pass Completions 19 Jones, Tyler at Idaho (Nov 02, 2013)Yards Passing 228 Jones, Tyler at Idaho (Nov 02, 2013)TD Passes 2 Jones, Tyler vs South Alabama (Oct 26, 2013) Jones, Tyler at Idaho (Nov 02, 2013) Jones, Tyler at Arkansas State (Nov 16, 2013) DeLancellotti, Duke at Troy (Nov 29, 2013)Long Pass 70 DeLancellotti, Duke at Troy (Nov 29, 2013)Receptions 7 Miller, Bradley vs Western Kentucky (Nov 23, 2013)Yards Receiving 85 Franks, Terrence at Idaho (Nov 02, 2013)TD Receptions 1 Lowe, Robert at Southern Miss (Aug 31, 2013) Ijah, Ben vs Wyoming (Sept 28, 2013) Smith, Brandon vs South Alabama (Oct 26, 2013) Carden, Ryan vs South Alabama (Oct 26, 2013) Franks, Terrence at Idaho (Nov 02, 2013) Battle, Isaiah at Idaho (Nov 02, 2013) Franks, Terrence at Arkansas State (Nov 16, 2013) Carden, Ryan at Arkansas State (Nov 16, 2013) Smith, Brandon vs Western Kentucky (Nov 23, 2013) Battle, Isaiah at Troy (Nov 29, 2013) Carden, Ryan at Troy (Nov 29, 2013)Long Reception 70 Smith, Brandon at Troy (Nov 29, 2013)Field Goals 4 Dann, Jason vs South Alabama (Oct 26, 2013)Long Field Goal 43 Dann, Jason vs UL Monroe (Oct.12, 2013) Dann, Jason vs South Alabama (Oct 26, 2013)Punts 9 Robinson, Zach at Southern Miss (Aug 31, 2013) Johnson, Will vs UL Monroe (Oct.12, 2013)Punting Avg 65.0 Johnson, Will at UL Lafayette (Oct 05, 2013)Long Punt 66 Robinson, Zach at UL Lafayette (Oct 05, 2013)Punts Inside 20 7 Johnson, Will vs UL Monroe (Oct.12, 2013)Long Punt Return 40 Erickson, Andy at Idaho (Nov 02, 2013)Long Kickoff Return 100 Smith, Brandon at UL Lafayette (Oct 05, 2013)Tackles 16 Mayo, David at Troy (Nov 29, 2013)Sacks 1.5 Orakpo, Michael vs PVAM (Sept 07, 2013)Tackles For Loss 2.5 Orakpo, Michael vs PVAM (Sept 07, 2013)Interceptions 2 Mayo, David at Southern Miss (Aug 31, 2013)

OPPONENT TEAM GAME HIGHSRushes 24 James Baker, at Idaho (Nov 02, 2013)Yards Rushing 204 Andrews, A., vs Western Kentucky (Nov 23, 2013)TD Rushes 3 Gordon, Michael, at Arkansas State (Nov 16, 2013) Andrews, A., vs Western Kentucky (Nov 23, 2013)Long Rush 47 Wilson, Albert, vs Georgia State (Oct 19, 2013) Andrews, A., vs Western Kentucky (Nov 23, 2013) Chunn, Jordan, at Troy (Nov 29, 2013)Pass Attempts 53 BRIDGFORD, A., at Southern Miss (Aug 31, 2013)Pass Completions 28 BRIDGFORD, A., at Southern Miss (Aug 31, 2013)Yards Passing 377 BRIDGFORD, A., at Southern Miss (Aug 31, 2013)TD Passes 4 Broadway, T., at UL Lafayette (Oct 05, 2013)Long Pass 65 BRIDGFORD, A., at Southern Miss (Aug 31, 2013)Receptions 12 HOLMES, T., at Southern Miss (Aug 31, 2013)Yards Receiving 193 BRADLEY, Rickey, at Southern Miss (Aug 31, 2013)TD Receptions 2 Robinson, Jamal, at UL Lafayette (Oct 05, 2013) Woodson, Danny, vs South Alabama (Oct 26, 2013)Long Reception 65 BRADLEY, Rickey, at Southern Miss (Aug 31, 2013)Field Goals 4 Bustin, Ryan, at Texas Tech (Sept 21, 2013)Long Field Goal 47 Barrick, C., vs PVAM (Sept 07, 2013)Punts 9 Manton, Justin, vs UL Monroe (Oct.12, 2013)Punting Avg 54.3 Austin Rehkow, at Idaho (Nov 02, 2013)Long Punt 62 Austin Rehkow, at Idaho (Nov 02, 2013)Punts Inside 20 3 MOSELEY, M., at Southern Miss (Aug 31, 2013) Manton, Justin, vs UL Monroe (Oct.12, 2013)Long Punt Return 43 McKissic, J.D., at Arkansas State (Nov 16, 2013)Long Kickoff Return 39 Davis, Cortney, vs UL Monroe (Oct.12, 2013)Tackles 13 Williams, Enrqe, vs South Alabama (Oct 26, 2013)Sacks 2.0 Moore, Pat, vs South Alabama (Oct 26, 2013)Tackles For Loss 3.0 Moore, Pat, vs South Alabama (Oct 26, 2013)Interceptions 2 Newsome, Isaiah, vs UL Monroe (Oct.12, 2013) Thomas, Cam, vs Western Kentucky (Nov 23, 2013) Robinson, Tyree, vs Western Kentucky (Nov 23, 2013)

2013 GAME-BY-GAME CAPTAINSSouthern Miss Orakpo Erickson Battle McMillerPrairie View A&M Mayo Gay Battle NorfleetTexas Tech McColloch Erickson Battle IwujiWyoming Orakpo Baker Mager NorfleetUL Lafayette McColloch Baker Erickson McMillerUL Monroe Orakpo Erickson Tuttle NorfleetGeorgia State Matthews Gay Battle MagerSouth Alabama Yendrey Erickson Iwuji BrownIdaho Yendrey Matthews McColloch BakerArkansas State Matthews Baker Tuttle BrownWestern Kentucky Yendrey Erickson Iwuji McMillerTroy Matthews Orakpo McColloch Battle2013 Team Captains Matthews Orkapo McColloch Battle Mayo



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|----------RUSHING---------| |-----RECEIVING-----| |---------------PASSING----------------| |------KICK RET-------| |-------PUNT RET-------| TotOpponent No. Yds TD Lg No. Yds TD Lg Cmp-Att-Int Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg )ffat Southern Miss 41 73 1 19 14 134 1 23 14-21-0 134 1 23 2 13 0 12 1 29 0 29 207Prairie View A&M 43 242 4 77 17 166 0 26 17-27-0 166 0 26 2 55 0 33 2 26 0 19 408at Texas Tech 37 107 1 49 15 133 0 35 15-31-1 133 0 35 1 21 0 21 1 3 0 3 240WYOMING 48 256 5 38 14 196 1 49 14-19-1 196 1 49 2 41 0 22 3 39 0 15 452at UL Lafayette 31 120 1 32 11 76 0 19 11-16-0 76 0 19 8 289 2 100 0 0 0 0 196UL Monroe 38 210 1 22 12 148 0 23 12-34-2 148 0 23 1 16 0 16 6 65 0 36 358Georgia State 42 296 3 59 5 47 0 14 5-12-1 47 0 14 3 53 0 26 0 0 0 0 343South Alabama 53 234 0 22 15 218 2 51 15-26-1 218 2 51 5 63 0 19 3 30 0 17 452at Idaho 38 108 3 20 19 228 2 67 19-23-0 228 2 67 1 30 0 30 1 40 0 40 336at Arkansas State 33 158 1 35 18 210 2 41 18-30-0 210 2 41 4 94 0 34 1 12 0 12 368Western Kentucky 29 21 0 9 15 109 1 18 15-30-4 109 1 18 6 130 0 30 1 20 0 16 130at Troy 38 233 2 34 11 192 2 70 11-31-1 192 2 70 4 92 0 42 1 20 0 20 425Totals 471 2058 22 77 166 1857 11 70 166-300-11 1857 11 70 39 897 2 100 20 284 0 40 3915Opponent 425 1769 20 47 271 2991 18 65 271-455-11 2991 18 65 18 395 0 39 23 286 0 43 4760

|---------TACKLES---------| |-SACKS-| |-FUMBLE-| Pass Blkd |---Kicks----------XPTS-------|Opponent Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No-Yds FF FR-Yds Int-Yds QBH Brk Kick Att-Made Run Rcv Saf Ptsat Southern Miss 48 8 56 9.0-38 3.0-26 4 4-44 2-27 0 5 0 2-2 0 1 0 22Prairie View A&M 44 14 58 6.0-18 2.0-9 1 1-0 0-0 1 7 1 4-4 0 0 0 28at Texas Tech 59 4 63 7.0-21 1.0-9 0 0-0 3-26 0 4 0 1-1 0 0 0 7Wyoming 50 8 58 6.0-24 3.0-16 0 0-0 1-17 3 5 0 6-6 0 0 0 42at UL Lafayette 52 20 72 2.0-8 1.0-7 0 1-0 0-0 0 2 0 3-3 0 0 0 24UL Monroe 38 16 54 4.0-26 1.0-12 0 0-0 2-36 2 1 0 0-0 0 1 0 14Georgia State 44 22 66 5.0-19 2.0-13 0 0-0 1-27 1 4 0 3-3 0 0 0 24South Alabama 33 26 59 3.0-6 0.0-0 0 1-0 1-29 1 4 0 3-3 0 0 0 33at Idaho 37 38 75 4.0-21 2.0-15 0 1-0 0-0 1 2 0 5-4 0 0 0 37at Arkansas State 32 68 100 3.0-9 1.0-3 0 0-0 1-7 2 1 0 3-3 0 0 0 21Western Kentucky 44 36 80 4.0-15 1.0-8 0 0-0 0-0 4 3 0 1-1 0 0 0 7at Troy 44 10 54 4.0-17 1.0-10 0 0-0 0-0 2 3 0 4-4 0 0 0 28Totals 525 270 795 57.0-222 18.0-128 5 8-44 11-169 17 41 1 35-34 0 2 0 287Opponent 499 272 771 81.0-272 21.0-135 10 6-9 11-220 23 38 2 41-41 0 0 1 328

|-----------------PUNTING---------------| |--------FIELD GOALS--------| |---------------KICKOFFS-----------------|Opponent No Yds Avg Long Blkd TB FC 50+ I20 Att-Made Lg Blkd No Yds Avg TB OBat Southern Miss 9 404 44.9 60 0 0 4 3 5 2-0 0 1 5 331 66.2 1 0Prairie View A&M 5 198 39.6 59 0 2 0 2 0 2-0 0 1 5 325 65.0 4 0at Texas Tech 8 348 43.5 58 0 0 2 2 2 0-0 0 0 1 65 65.0 1 0Wyoming 7 337 48.1 64 0 0 0 3 3 1-0 0 0 7 454 64.9 6 0at UL Lafayette 5 226 45.2 66 0 0 0 2 2 1-1 33 0 5 322 64.4 4 0UL Monroe 9 419 46.6 57 0 1 4 3 7 2-2 43 0 4 262 65.5 3 0Georgia State 4 176 44.0 63 0 0 2 1 4 1-1 20 0 5 325 65.0 2 0South Alabama 4 172 43.0 55 0 0 2 1 1 4-4 43 0 8 512 64.0 6 0at Idaho 4 159 39.8 47 0 0 0 0 3 1-1 42 0 6 388 64.7 4 0at Arkansas State 6 275 45.8 59 0 3 0 1 1 0-0 0 0 4 253 63.2 3 0Western Kentucky 6 237 39.5 57 0 0 2 1 0 1-0 0 0 2 130 65.0 2 0at Troy 5 209 41.8 56 0 0 3 1 2 0-0 0 0 4 223 55.8 2 0Totals 72 3160 43.9 66 0 6 19 20 30 15-9 43 2 56 3590 64.1 38 0Opponent 59 2504 42.4 62 0 5 9 12 15 18-13 47 1 65 3905 60.1 25 1



THIRD-DOWN CONVERSIONS BY QUARTEROpponent Score Overall 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr OTat Southern Miss W 22-15 5-16 31.2% 1-2 50.0% 2-5 40.0% 2-5 40.0% 1-4 25.0%Prairie View A&M W 28-3 8-16 50.0% 4-4 100.0% 3-5 60.0% 1-4 25.0% 0-3 0.0%at Texas Tech L 7-33 5-16 31.2% 2-3 66.7% 0-4 0.0% 1-4 25.0% 2-5 40.0%Wyoming W 42-21 4-14 28.6% 1-3 33.3% 1-3 33.3% 2-4 50.0% 0-4 0.0%at UL Lafayette L 24-48 3-11 27.3% 0-3 0.0% 2-5 40.0% 0-1 0.0% 1-2 50.0%UL Monroe L 14-21 1-12 8.3% 0-3 0.0% 0-2 0.0% 1-4 25.0% 0-3 0.0%Georgia State W 24-17 5-11 45.5% 1-3 33.3% 2-3 66.7% 1-3 33.3% 1-2 50.0%South Alabama W 33-31 8-17 47.1% 1-3 33.3% 3-4 75.0% 3-5 60.0% 1-5 20.0%at Idaho W 37-21 6-14 42.9% 0-2 0.0% 4-5 80.0% 1-5 20.0% 1-2 50.0%at Arkansas State L 38-21 4-14 28.6% 0-2 0.0% 2-4 50.0% 0-3 0.0% 2-5 40.0%Western Kentucky L 38-07 5-16 31.2% 0-2 0.0% 2-6 33.3% 3-5 60.0% 0-3 0.0%at Troy L 28-42 4-14 28.6% 3-5 60.0% 0-3 0.0% 1-3 33.3% 0-3 0.0%Texas State 58-171 33.9% 14-37 37.8% 20-48 41.7% 15-44 34.1% 9-42 21.4%Opponents 74-189 39.2% 18-51 35.3% 21-51 41.2% 15-35 42.9% 20-52 38.5%

FOURTH-DOWN CONVERSIONSOpponent Score Overall 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr OTat Southern Miss W 22-15 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0%Prairie View A&M W 28-03 1-1 100.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 1-1 100.0%at Texas Tech L 7-33 0-3 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-1 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-2 0.0%Wyoming W 42-21 1-1 100.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 1-1 100.0%at UL Lafayette L 24-48 1-2 50.0% 0-0 0.0% 1-1 100.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-1 0.0%UL Monroe L 14-21 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0%Georgia State W 24-17 0-1 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-1 0.0% 0-0 0.0%South Alabama W 33-31 2-2 100.0% 1-1 100.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 1-1 100.0%at Idaho W 37-21 2-2 100.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 2-2 100.0% 0-0 0.0%at Arkansas State L 38-21 1-4 25.0% 1-1 100.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-3 0.0%Western Kentucky L 38-07 2-2 100.0% 0-0 0.0% 1-1 100.0% 1-1 100.0% 0-0 0.0%at Troy L 28-42 1-3 33.3% 0-0 0.0% 0-1 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 1-2 50.0%Texas State 11-21 52.4% 2-2 100.0% 2-4 50.0% 3-4 75.0% 4-11 36.4%Opponents 9-30 30.0% 2-5 40.0% 4-9 44.4% 0-3 0.0% 3-13 23.1%

TIME OF POSSESSIONOpponent Score Overall 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtrat Southern Miss W 22-15 34:16 9:16 9:16 7:01 8:43Prairie View A&M W 28-03 38:12 10:58 6:58 11:31 8:450at Texas Tech L 7-33 32:43 6:04 8:21 8:58 9:20Wyoming W 42-7 37:54 7:46 8:47 10:50 10:31at UL Lafayette L 24-48 26:08 6:35 11:17 3:28 4:48UL Monroe L 14-21 31:52 7:52 6:58 11:59 5:03Georgia State W 24-17 28:45 5:25 7:54 8:19 7:07South Alabama W 33-31 37:21 10:51 6:33 12:07 7:50at Idaho W 37-21 31:43 5:39 10:35 11:00 4:29at Arkansas State L 38-21 27:03 6:21 6:58 6:32 7:12Western Kentucky L 38-07 25:42 4:16 7:34 8:40 5:12at Troy L 28-42 31:14 8:59 9:44 5:50 6:41Texas State Total 382:53 90:02 100:55 106:15 85:41 Avg. 31:54 7:30 8:24 8:51 7:08 Opponents Total 337:07 89:58 79:05 73:45 94:19 Avg. 28:05 7:29 6:35 6:08 7:51



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TEXAS STATE LONG PLAYS (passes or runs with 20-or-more yards; punts with 50 -or-more yards; field goals with 40 -or-more yards)

TEXAS STATE at SOUTHERN MISSYds. Play Quarter60 Zach Robinson punt 453 Zach Robinson punt 352 Zach Robinson punt 226 Andy Erickson punt return 223 Jordan Moore pass to Robert Lowe 221 Terrence Franks run 4

TEXAS STATE vs. PRAIRIE VIEW A&MYds. Play Quarter77 Chris Nutall run 259 Zach Robinson punt 358 Zach Robinson punt 426 Tyler Arndt pass to Bradley Miller 124 Tyler Arndt pass to Isaiah Battle 1

TEXAS STATE at TEXAS TECHYds. Play Quarter58 Zach Robinson punt 357 Zach Robinson punt 449 Robert Lowe run 335 Tyler Arndt pass to Isaiah Battle 1

TEXAS STATE vs. WYOMINGYds. Play Quarter64 Zach Robinson punt 254 Zach Robinson punt 251 Zach Robinson punt 449 Tyler Jones pass to Bradley Miller 438 Tyler Jones run 133 Tyler Jones pass to David Lewis 326 Tyler Jones pass to Ben Ijah 225 Tyler Jones pass to Chris Nutall 222 Chris Nutall rush 320 Tyler Jones pass to Andy Erickson 1

2013 GAME-BY-GAME STARTERSOFFENSE QB RB RB/WR RB/WR WR/TE WR/TE QT QG C SG ST Southern Miss Arndt Franks Battle B. Smith Lewis Miller Baker Romero Tuttle Melton BellardPrairie View A&M Arndt Franks Battle B. Smith Erickson Lewis Baker Romero Tuttle Meton BellardTexas Tech Arndt Franks Gay Lowe B. Smith Ijah Baker Romero Freeman Melton BellardWyoming Jones Lowe Gay Battle Erickson Lewis Baker Romero Fissell Melton BellardUL Lafayette Jones Lowe Battle B. Smith Lewis Miller Baker Romero Tuttle Melton BellardUL Monroe Jones Lowe Battle B. Smith Erickson Lewis Costello Romero Freeman Tuttle BellardGeorgia State Jones Lowe Gay B. Smith Ijah Lewis Costello Romero Freeman Tuttle BellardSouth Alabama Jones Lowe Battle B. Smith Ijah Carden Costello Romero Freeman Tuttle BellardIdaho Jones Lowe Battle Erickson Ijah Carden Melton Romero Freeman Tuttle BellardArkansas State Jones Lowe Battle Erickson Ijah Carden Baker Romero Freeman Tuttle BellardWestern Kentucky Arndt Lowe Ijah Erickson Miller Carden Baker Romero Freeman Tuttle BellardTroy DeLancellotti Lowe Battle Erickson Smith Carden Baker Romero Freeman Tuttle Bellard

DEFENSE LE/DT NT RE DT/MIKE SAM/MIKE WLB S FS WK FC BCSouthern Miss Norfleet McColloch Clavell-Head Mayo McMiller Orakpo Iwuji Matthews Targun Mager DanielsPrairie View A&M Norfleet McColloch Clavell-Head Mayo McMiller Orakpo Iwuji Matthews Targun Mager DanielsTexas Tech Norfleet McColloch Clavell-Head Mayo McMiller Orakpo Iwuji Matthews Targun Mager DanielsWyoming Norfleet McColloch Clavell-Head Mayo McMiller Orakpo Iwuji Matthews Targun Mager DanielsUL Lafayette Taulelei McColloch Clavell-Head Mayo McMiller Orakpo Iwuji Matthews Targun Mager DanielsUL Monroe Norfleet McColloch Clavell-Head Mayo McMiller Orakpo Iwuji Matthews Targun Mager DanielsGeorgia State Yendrey McColloch Clavell-Head Mayo McMiller Orakpo Iwuji Matthews Targun Mager DanielsSouth Alabama Yendrey McColloch Clavell-Head McMiller Smith Orakpo Iwuji Matthews Targun Mager DanielsIdaho Yendrey McColloch Clavell-Head McMiller Smith Orakpo Iwuji Matthews Targun Mager DanielsArkansas State Norfleet McColloch Clavell-Head Yendrey Mayo Orakpo Iwuji Matthews Targun Mager DanielsWestern Kentucky Norfleet McColloch Clavell-Head Yendrey Mayo Orakpo Iwuji Matthews Targun Mager DanielsTroy Yendrey McColloch Clavell-Head McMiller Mayo Orakpo Iwuji Matthews Alexcee Mager Daniels

TEXAS STATE at UL LAFAYETTEYds. Play Quarter100 Brandon Smith kick return 492 Brandon Smith kick return 366 Zach Robinson punt 165 Will Johnson punt 332 Terrence Franks run 4

TEXAS STATE vs. UL MONROEYds. Play Quarter57 Will Johnson punt 356 Will Johnson punt 150 Will Johnson punt 443 Jason Dann field goal 336 Andy Erickson punt return 423 Tyler Jones pass to Andy Erickson 122 Robert Lowe run 122 Tyler Jones pass to Ben Ijah 222 Tyler Jones pass to Brandon Smith 421 Tyler Jones pass to Ben Ijah 3

TEXAS STATE vs. GEORGIA STATEYds. Play Quarter63 Will Johnson punt 159 Robert Lowe run 235 Chris Nutall run 434 Chris Nutall run 1

TEXAS STATE vs. SOUTH ALABAMAYds. Play Quarter55 Will Johnson punt 251 Tyler Jones pass to Ben Ijah 426 Tyler Jones pass to Isaiah Battle 122 Robert Lowe run 4

TEXAS STATE at IDAHOYds. Play Quarter67 Tyler Jones pass to Terrence Franks 440 Andy Erickson punt return 236 Tyler Jones pass to Bradley Miller 230 Brandon Smith kickoff return 320 Tim Gay run 3

TEXAS STATE at ARKANSAS STATEYds. Play Quarter59 Will Johnson punt 141 Tyler Jones pass to Terrence Franks 135 Tim Gay run 323 Tyler Jones pass to Robert Lowe 422 Tyler Jones pass to Andy Erickson 420 Robert Lowe run 2

TEXAS STATE vs WESTERN KENTUCKYYds. Play Quarter57 Will Johnson punt 130 Brandon Smith kickoff return 225 Brandon Smith kickoff return 222 Brandon Smith kickoff return 4

TEXAS STATE at TROYYds. Play Quarter70 Duke DeLancellotti pass to Brandon Smith 456 Will Johnson punt 342 Brandon Smith kickoff return 234 Terrence Franks run 434 Robert Lowe run 428 Jafus Gaines kickoff return 421 Duke DeLancellotti pass to Isaiah Battle 4



TEXAS STATE MILESTONE GAMES100-YARD RUSHING GAMESYds. Player Att-Yds-TD170 Robert Lowe vs. Georgia State 21-177-1140 Robert Lowe vs. UL Monroe 22-140-0138 Robert Lowe vs. Wyoming 30-138-3132 Chris Nutalll vs. Prairie View A&M 8-132-2108 Robert Lowe at Texas Tech 7-108-1

TWO OR MORE TOUCHDOWN RUNSTDS Player Att-Yds-TD3 Robert Lowe vs. Wyoming 30-138-32 Duke DeLancellotti at Troy 17-72-22 Robert Lowe at Idaho 17-61-22 Chris Nutall vs. Georgia State 9-90-22 Chris Nutall vs. Wyoming 11-62-22 Chris Nutall vs. Prairie View A&M 8-132-2

150-YARD PASSING GAMESYds. Player Com-Att-Int-TD228 Tyler Jones at Idaho 19-23-0-2218 Tyler Jones vs. South Alabama 15-25-1-1204 Tyler Jones at Arkansas State 17-25-0-2196 Tyler Jones vs. Wyoming 14-18-1-1192 Duke DeLancellotti at Troy 11-31-1-2

TWO TOUCHDOWN PASSESTD’s Player Comp-Att-Yds2 Duke DeLancellotti at Troy 17-72-1922 Tyler Jones at Arkansas State 17-28-2042 Tyler Jones at Idaho 19-23-2282 Tyler Jones vs. South Alabama 15-25-218

NINE OR MORE TOTAL TACKLESNo. Player Opponent16 David Mayo at Troy15 Damion McMiller vs. Georgia State14 Aaron Matthews at Arkansas State13 Damion McMiller at Arkansas State13 Aaron Matthews at Idaho13 David Mayo at UL Lafayette12 Damion McMiller at Idaho11 David Mayo vs. UL Monroe11 David Mayo vs. Western Kentucky10 Michael Orakpo at Idaho9 Damion McMiller vs. Prairie View A&M9 David Mayo at Texas Tech9 Damion McMiller vs. South Alabama9 David Mayo at Arkansas State9 Craig Mager vs. Western Kentucky9 Aaron Matthews vs. Western Kentucky

SIX OR MORE UNASSISTED TACKLESNo. Player Opponent12 David Mayo at Troy11 Damion McMiller vs. Georgia State9 David Mayo at UL Lafayette8 Aaron Matthews vs. Wyoming8 David Mayo vs. UL Monroe7 Michael Orakpo vs. Prairie View A&M7 David Mayo at Texas Tech7 Colby Targun at Texas Tech7 Xavier Daniels at Texas Tech7 Craig Mager vs. Western Kentucky6 Michael Odiari at Southern Miss6 Colby Targun vs. Prairie View A&M6 Aaron Matthews vs. Prairie View A&M6 Aaron Matthews at Texas Tech6 Damon McMiller at Texas Tech6 Justin Iwuji vs. Wyoming6 Colby Targun vs. Wyoming6 Aaron Matthews at Arkansas State6 David Mayo vs. Western Kentucky6 Aaron Matthews vs. Western Kentucky6 Aaron Matthews at Troy

ONE OR MORE SACKSNo. Player Opponent1.5 Michael Orakpo vs. Prairie View A&M1.0 Damion McMiller at Idaho1.0 Kris Petersen at Idaho1.0 David Mayo at Southern Miss1.0 Michael Odiari at Southern Miss1.0 Blake McColloch at Southern Miss1.0 Marcus Dallas at Texas Tech1.0 Michael Orakpo vs. Wyoming1.0 Michael Odiari vs. Wyoming1.0 Jordan Norfleet vs. Wyoming1.0 Michael Orakpo at UL Lafayette1.0 Jamie Clavell-Head vs. UL Monroe1.0 D.J. Yendrey vs. Georgia State1.0 Blake McColloch vs. Georgia State1.0 D.J. Yendrey at Arkansas State1.0 Michael Odiari vs. Western Kentucky1.0 Michael Orakpo at Troy

INTERCEPTIONSNo. Player Opponent2 David Mayo at Southern Miss 1 Xavier Daneils at Texas Tech1 Justin Iwuji at Texas Tech1 Germod Williams at Texas Tech1 Colby Targun vs. Wyoming1 David Mayo vs. UL Monroe1 Aaron Matthews vs. UL Monroe1 Justin Iwuji vs. Georgia State1 Justin Iwuji vs. South Alabama

LONG FIELD GOALS (40 OR MORE YARDS)Yds. Player Opponent43 Jason Dann vs. UL Monroe43 Jason Dann vs. South Alabama42 Jason Dann at Idaho41 Jason Dann vs. South Alabama

LONG PUNTS (50 OR MORE YARDS)Yds. Player Opponent66 Zach Robinson at UL Lafayette65 Will Johnson at UL Lafayette64 Zach Robinson vs. Wyoming63 Will Johnson vs. Georgia State60 Zach Robinson at Southern Miss59 Zach Robinson vs. Prairie View A&M59 Will Johnson at Arkansas State58 Zach Robinson vs. Prairie View A&M58 Zach Robinson at Texas Tech57 Zach Robinson at Texas Tech57 Will Johnson vs. UL Monroe57 Will Johnson vs. Western Kentucky 56 Will Johnson vs. UL Monroe56 Will Johnson at Troy55 Will Johnson vs. South Alabama54 Zach Robinson vs. Wyoming53 Zach Robinson at Southern Miss52 Zach Robinson at Southern Miss 51 Zach Robinson vs. Wyoming50 Will Johnson vs. UL Monroe



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LONGEST TD PLAYS77 Nutall run vs. Prairie View67 Jones to Franks at Idaho49 Lowe run at Texas Tech41 Jones to Franks pass at Arkansas State34 Nutall run vs. Georgia State26 Jones to Ijah pass vs. Wyoming23 Moore to Lowe pass at So. Miss.22 Nutall run vs. Wyoming 20 Gay run at Idaho19 Lowe run vs. Wyoming17 Arndt run at So. Miss.16 Jones to B. Smith pass vs. South Alabama10 Jones to Carden pass vs. South Alabama9 Lowe run at Idaho8 Franks run vs. Prairie View 7 Jones to Carden pass at Arkansas State7 DeLancellotti to Carden pass at Troy6 Lowe run vs. UL Monroe6 Jones to B. Smith pass vs. Western Ky.6 DeLancellotti run at Troy

FEWEST PLAYS1 play, 21 yds (TD) vs. UL Monroe1 play, 77 yds (TD) vs. Prairie View2 plays, 71 yds (TD) at Troy2 plays, 41 yds (TD) at Arkansas State2 plays, 51 yds (TD) vs. Wyoming3 plays, 70 yds (TD) at Idaho 3 plays, 22 yds (TD) at So. Miss.3 plays 22 yds (TD) at Arkansas State4 plays, 28 yds (TD) at Idaho 4 plays, 4 yds (FG) vs. UL Monroe4 plays, 28 yds (TD) vs. Wyoming4 plays, 49 yds (TD) vs. Georgia State4 plays, 65 yds (TD) vs. Wyoming5 plays, 18 yds (TD) vs. Georgia State5 plays, 35 yds (FG) vs. South Alabama5 plays, 60 yds (FG) vs. Georgia State5 plays, 75 yds (TD) at Texas Tech5 plays, 80 yds (TD) at UL Lafayette6 plays, 47 yds (FG) vs. South Alabama6 plays, 75 yds (TD) at So. Miss

LEAST TIME ELAPSED0:12 - 1 play, 21 yds (TD) vs. UL Monroe0:14 - 1 play, 77 yds (TD) vs. Prairie View0:36 - 2 plays, 36 yds (TD) vs. Wyoming0:40 - 2 plays, 46 yds (TD) at Arkansas State0:41 - 2 plays, 71 yds (TD) at Troy0:55 - 4 plays, 4 yds (FG) vs. UL Monroe0:58 - 3 plays, 22 yds (TD) at So. Miss1:29 - 4 plays, 28 yds (TD) at Idaho1:30 - 3 plays, 70 yds (TD) at Idaho 1:43 - 5 plays, 18 yds (TD) vs. Georgia State1:44 - 4 plays, 65 yds (TD) vs. Wyoming1:57 - 4 plays, 49 yds (TD) vs. Georgia State2:05 - 5 plays, 75 yds (TD) at Texas Tech2:18 - 4 plays, 28 yds (TD) vs. Wyoming2:24 - 5 plays, 80 yds (TD) at UL Lafayette2:27 - 9 plays, 75 yds (TD) at Troy2:49 - 6 plays, 75 yds (TD) at So. Miss2:56 - 12 plays, 65 yds (TD) vs. Western Ky.3:00 - 7 plays, 52 yards (TD) at Idaho3:16 - 8 plays, 77 yds (TD) vs. Georgia State3:18 - 7 plays, 66 yds (TD) vs. Wyoming3:22 - 5 plays, 60 yds (FG) vs. Georgia State

MOST YARDS COVERED80 yards (TD) Troy80 yards (TD) at UL Lafayette80 yards (TD) vs. Wyoming77 yards (TD) vs. Prairie View77 yards (TD) vs. Georgia State75 yards (TD) at Troy75 yards (TD) at Idaho75 yards (TD) at So. Miss75 yards (TD) at Texas Tech72 yards (FG) vs. South Alabama71 yards (TD) at Troy70 yards (TD) at Idaho68 yards (TD) vs. South Alabama67 yards (TD) vs. Prairie View67 yards (TD) vs. Prairie View66 yards (TD) vs. Wyoming65 yards (TD) vs. Wyoming65 yards (TD) vs. Western Kentucky64 yards (FG) at UL Lafayette64 yards (FG) vs. UL Monroe

MOST PLAYS13 plays, 64 yds (FG) at UL Lafayette12 plays, 65 yds (TD) vs. Western Ky.12 plays, 80 yds (TD) at Troy10 plays, 75 yds (TD) at Idaho 10 plays, 61 yds (TD) vs. Prairie View9 plays, 75 yds (TD) at Troy9 plays, 59 yds (TD) at Arkansas State9 plays, 56 yds (FG) vs. South Alabama9 plays, 64 yds (FG) vs. UL Monroe9 plays, 67 yds (TD) vs. Prairie View8 plays, 41 yds (TD) at Idaho8 plays, 77 yds (TD) vs. Georgia State8 plays, 67 yds (TD) vs. Prairie View8 plays, 62 yds (TD) vs. South Alabama8 plays, 49 yds (TD) vs. Wyoming7 plays, 56 yds (TD) at Troy7 plays, 52 yds (TD) at Idaho7 plays, 17 yds (FG) at Idaho7 plays, 80 yds (TD) vs. Wyoming7 plays, 66 yds (TD) vs. Wyoming

MOST TIME ELAPSED7:45 - 15 plays, 72 yds (FG) vs. South Alabama5:52 - 10 plays, 61 yds (TD) vs. Prairie View5:51 - 13 plays, 64 yds (FG) at UL Lafayette5:46 - 12 plays, 80 yds (TD) at Troy5:13 - 11 plays, 68 yds (TD) vs. South Alabama4:24 - 9 plays, 67 yds (TD) vs. Prairie View4:13 - 8 plays, 62 yds (TD) vs. South Alabama4:19 - 8 plays, 67 yds (TD) vs. Prairie View4:09 - 9 plays, 59 yds (TD) at Arkansas State3:52 - 9 plays, 64 yds (FG) vs. UL Monroe3:51 - 7 plays, 56 yds (TD) at Troy3:51 - 7 plays, 17 yds (FG) at Idaho3:48 - 10 plays, 75 yds (TD) at Idaho3:47 - 8 plays, 41 yds (TD) at Idaho 3:33 - 8 plays, 49 yds (TD) vs. Wyoming3:33 - 7 plays, 80 yds (TD) vs. Wyoming3:22 - 5 plays, 60 yds (FG) vs. Georgia State3:18 - 7 plays, 66 yds (TD) vs. Wyoming3:16 - 8 plays, 77 yds (TD) vs. Georgia State3:00 - 7 plays, 52 yds (TD) at Idaho2:56 - 12 plays, 65 yds (TD) vs. Western Ky.2:52 - 6 plays, 47 yds (FG) vs. South Alabama

SCORING DRIVE ANALYSIS Texas State OpponentNegative Yards TD FG TD FG0-9 yards 1 1 310-19 yards 1 2 20-29 yards 5 2 130-39 yards 1 1 40-49 yards 4 1 1 50-59 yards 4 1 3 260-69 yards 8 3 2 270-79 yards 7 1 14 180-89 yards 3 5 90-99 yards 2

GAME-OPENING DRIVES ------------ Texas State -------------- ------------ Opponent ------------ Plays Yards TOP Result Plays Yards TOP Resultat Southern Miss. 4 -3 1:30 Missed FG 3 16 0:55 FumblePrarie View A&M 8 67 4:19 TD 3 2 0:52 Puntat Texas Tech 3 9 1:38 Punt 12 58 4:11 FGWyoming 7 66 3:18 TD 3 7 2:06 Puntat UL Lafayette 5 21 3:14 Punt 5 44 1:41 FumbleUL Monroe 5 22 2:02 Punt 3 8 1:58 PuntGeorgia State 3 9 1:49 Punt 9 75 4:40 TDSouth Alabama 8 62 4:13 TD 3 3 1:02 Puntat Idaho 4 28 1:29 TD 5 5 1:38 Fumbleat Arkansas State 2 26 0:40 TD 8 20 3:57 DownsWestern Kentucky 3 1 1:29 Fumble 3 7 1:54 Puntat Troy 3 1 0:52 Interception 5 -2 2:39 Punt

SECOND-HALF OPENING DRIVES ------------ Texas State -------------- ------------ Opponent ------------ Plays Yards TOP Result Plays Yards TOP Resultat Southern Miss. 7 21 4:15 Punt 8 77 2:35 Missed FGPrarie View A&M 6 19 5:10 Punt 3 5 1:37 Puntat Texas Tech 5 75 2:05 TD 5 44 1:17 TDWyoming 3 3 1:27 Punt 3 -2 0:39 INTat UL Lafayette 0 0 0:00 Fumble 2 19 0:53 TDUL Monroe 8 46 3:53 INT 3 8 1:40 PuntGeorgia State 7 44 3:46 Downs 9 27 4:35 DownsSouth Alabama 5 10 2:06 Punt 6 20 2:24 Puntat Idaho 7 17 3:30 Punt 5 20 1:42 Downsat Arkansas State 4 31 1:41 Punt 3 5 1:21 PuntWestern Kentucky 14 50 6:33 Missed FG 10 45 4:24 Downat Troy 6 20 3:41 Punt 3 4 2:15 Punt

2013 SCORING DRIVE SUPERLATIVES



A PLAYER RUSHED FOR 100-149 YARDS Texas State: 140, Robert Lowe, vs. UL Monroe, 10/12/13Opponent: 114, James Baker,at Idaho, 11/2/13

A PLAYER RUSHED FOR 150-199 YARDS Texas State: 177, Robert Lowe, vs Georgia State, 10/19/13 Opponent: 184, Michael Gordon at Arkansas State, 11/16/13 A PLAYER RUSHED FOR 200+ YARDS Texas State: 234, Terrence Franks vs. Southeastern La., 10/22/11 Opponent: 204, Antonio Andrews vs. Western Kentucky, 11/23/13 A PLAYER RUSHED FOR FOR THREE TOUCHDOWNS Texas State: 3, Robert Lowe, vs. Wyoming, 9/28/13Opponent: 3, Antonio Andrews, vs. Western Kentucky, 11/23/13 A PLAYER CAUGHT 100-149 YARDS RECEIVING Texas State: 119, Isaiah Battle, at UTSA, 11/24/12 Opponent: 128, Bryan Holmes, at Troy, 11/29/13 A PLAYER CAUGHT 150+ YARDS RECEIVING Texas State: 205, Da’Marcus Griggs vs. Nicholls State, 10/15/10 Opponent: 193, Rickey Bradley, at Southern Miss, 8/31/13 A PLAYER CAUGHT THREE TOUCHDOWN PASSES Texas State: 3, Cameron Luke, at McNeese, 10/11/08 Opponent: 3, Emmanuel Sanders, at SMU, 9/5/08 A PLAYER THREW FOR 300+YARDS Texas State: 324, Shaun Rutherford, at UTSA, 11/24/12Opponent: 335, Terrance Broadway, at UL Lafayette, 10/5/13

A PLAYER THREW FOR 400+ YARDS Texas State: 418, Bradley George at Stephen F. Austin, 10/25/08 Opponent: 457, Nathan Dick, at Central Arkansas, 11/12/11 A PLAYER COMPLETED 30 PASSES Texas State: 31, Shaun Rutherford, at UTSA, 11/24/12 Opponent: 31, Colby Cameron, UL Lafayette Tech, 11/10/12 A PLAYER ATTEMPTED 50 PASSES Texas State: 55, Bradley George at Baylor, 9/15/07 Opponent: 53, Allan Bridgord at Southern Miss, 8/31/13 A PLAYER THREW FOUR TOUCHDOWN PASSES Texas State: 4, Shaun Rutherford at Stephen F. Austin, 9/24/11Opponent:4, Chuckie Keeton, at Utah State, 11/3/12 A PLAYER KICKED THREE FIELD GOALS Texas State: 4, Jason Dann vs South Alabama, 10/26/13Opponent: 4, Ryan Bustin at Texas Tech, 9/21/13 A PLAYER BLOCKED A FG ATTEMPT Texas State: David Mims II, vs. Prairie View A&M, 9/8/13Opponent: Will Johnson attempt (47 yards) by Sam Houston State, 11/19/11 A PLAYER BLOCKED A PAT ATTEMPT Texas State: Blake McColloch blocked Nicholls State attempt 10/1/11 Opponent: Malcom Pichon, Louisiana Tech, 11/10/12 A PLAYER BLOCKED A PUNTTexas State: Joplo Bartu vs. Nicholls State, 10/1/11Opponent: Kedon Franklin, Northwestern State, 10/23/10

A PLAYER BLOCKED A PUNT FOR A TD Texas State: Morris Brothers (returned 15 yards by Melvin Webber) vs. Okla. Panhandle State, 10/15/05 Opponent: Northwestern State (returned 0 yards by Kedon Franklin), 10/23/10

A PLAYER RECORDED 10 OR MORE TACKLES Texas State: 16, David Mayo, at Troy, 11/29/13Opponent: 12, Cameron Hudson, at Troy, 11/29/13

A PLAYER RECORDED THREE OR MORE SACKS Texas State: 4, Joplo Bartu vs. New Mexico State, 12/01/12Opponent: 3, Korey Jones, Wyoming, 9/10/11 A PLAYER RETURNED INTERCEPTION FOR TD Texas State: Justin Iwuji (29 yards), vs South Alabama 10/26/13Opponent: Isaiah Newsome (75 yards), UL Monroe, 10/12/13 A PLAYER RETURNED A FUMBLE FOR TD Texas State: Craig Mager (44 yards), at Southern Miss, 8/31/13Opponent: Will Smith (9 yards), at Texas Tech, 9/21/13

A PLAYER RETURNED A KICKOFF FOR A TD Texas State: Brandon Smith (2 TDs - 92, 100), at UL Lafayette, 10/5/13Opponent: Graly Crawford (100 yards), (at) Stephen F. Austin, 9/24/11 A PLAYER RETURNED A PUNT FOR A TD Texas State: Craig Mager (79 yards) vs. New Mexico State, 12/01/12 Opponent: Kenny Harrison (79 yards), at UTSA, 11/24/12

A TEAM HAD A 100-YARD RUSHER AND 200-YARD PASSER Texas State: 134 rushing, Marcus Curry & 234 passing,Shaun Rutherford vs. Louisiana Tech, 11/10/12 Opponent: 123, Germani Morrison 123 rushing & 248 passing, Andrew Manley, New Mexico State, 12/01/12 A TEAM HAD A 100-YARD RUSHER AND 100-YARD RECEIVER Texas State: 128 rushing, Marcus Curry, 131 receiving, Isaiah Battle at Stephen F. Austin, 9/24/11 Opponent: 120 rushing, Kerwy Williams & 124 receiving, Matt Austin, at Utah State, 11/3/12 A TEAM HAD TWO 100-YARD RECEIVERS Texas State: 188, Mishak Rivas & 139, Cameron Luke at Stephen F. Austin, 10/25/08 Opponent: 164, Osbourne & 101, Haith, Texas Southern, 10/4/08 A TEAM HAD TWO 100-YARD RUSHERS Texas State: 187, Karrington Bush & 182 Alvin Canady vs. Stephen F. Austin, 10/20/07 Opponent: 145, Ray Holley & 144, Kenneth Dixon, La. Tech, 11/10/12 A TEAM HAD 300+ RUSHING YARDS Texas State: 446 vs. New Mexico State, 12/01/12 Opponent: 407, La. Tech, 11/10/12 A TEAM SCORED 50+ POINTS Texas State: 66 vs. New Mexico State, 12/01/12 Opponent: 62, Louisiana Tech, 11/10/12 A TEAM RECORDED A SHUTOUT Texas State: vs. Southern Utah (39-0), 09/10/05 Opponent: by Portland State (16-0), 10/5/02 A TEAM FORCED A SAFETY Texas State: vs. Lamar, 10/15/11 (Darryl Morris on quarterback sack) Opponent: at Southern Miss, 8/31/13 A TEAM RECORDED THREE INTERCEPTIONS IN A GAMETexas State: 3, Xavier Daniels, Justin Iwuji and Germod Williams at Texas Tech, 9/21/13Opponent: 3, Destry Berry (2) and Dallas Bollema, New Mexico, 10/06/12

A TEAM HELD THE OPPONENT TO UNDER 100 RUSHING YARDS Texas State: 80 yards allowed vs. UL Monroe, 10/12/13Opponent: 21 yards allowed vs. Western Kentucky, 11/23/13 A TEAM HELD AN OPPONENT TO UNDER 100 PASSING YARDSTexas State: 96, at Arkansas State, 11/16/13Opponent: 47, vs. Georgia State, 10/19/13

A TEAM RECORDED SEVEN OR MORE SACKS Texas State: 7, vs. Lamar, 10/15/11 & Nicholls, 10/1/11Opponent:

A TEAM COMMITTED NO TURNOVERSTexas State: at Arkansas State, 11/16/13Opponent: Troy, 11/29/13

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2013 SUN BELT CONFERENCE STANDINGSSchool Conference PCT Overall PCT StreakUL Lafayette 5-2 0.714 9-4 0.692 W1Arkansas State 5-2 0.714 8-5 0.615 W1Western Kentucky 4-3 0.571 8-4 0.667 W4UL Monroe 4-3 0.571 6-6 0.500 W1South Alabama 4-3 0.571 6-6 0.500 W3Troy 4-3 0.571 6-6 0.500 W1Texas State 2-5 0.286 6-6 0.500 L3Georgia State 0-7 0.000 0-12 0.000 L12

2013 COACHES AND MEDIA ALL-SUN BELT CONFERENCE TEAMS

OFFENSEFirst TeamCorey Robinson (Troy, Sr., QB)Alonzo Harris (UL Lafayette, Jr., RB)Elijah McGuire (UL Lafayette, Fr., RB)Antonio Andrews (Western Kentucky, Sr., RB)J.D. McKissic (Arkansas State, So. WR)Albert Wilson (Georgia State, Sr. WR)Eric Thomas (Troy, Sr., WR)Wes Saxton (South Alabama, Jr., TE)Andre Huval (UL Lafayette,Sr., OL)Josh Allen (UL Monroe, Sr., OL)Chris May (South Alabama, So., OL)Terrence Jones (Troy, Jr., OL)Luis Polanco (Western Kentucky, Sr., OL) Second TeamRoss Metheny (South Alabama, Sr., QB)Michael Gordon (Arkansas State, So., RB)Robert Lowe (Texas State, So., RB)Jamal Robinson (UL Lafayette, Jr. WR)Rashon Ceaser (UL Monroe, So.,WR)Shavarez Smith (South Alabama, Jr., WR)Darion Griswold (Arkansas State, So., TE)Bryce Giddens (Arkansas State, So, OL)Steven Haunga (Arkansas State, Sr., OL)Daniel Quave (UL Lafayette, Jr., OL)Ucambre Williams (South Alabama, Jr., OL)Evan McKissack (Troy, Sr., OL)

SPECIAL TEAMS First TeamBrian Davis (Arkansas State, Sr., K)Justin Manton (UL Monroe, Jr., P)Darryl Surgent (UL Lafayette, Sr., Returns)J.D. McKissic (Arkansas State, So. All-Purpose)

Second TeamWill Scott (Troy, Sr., K)Will Scott (Troy, Sr., P)J.D. McKissic (Arkansas State, So. Returns)Albert Wilson (Georgia State, Sr. All-Purpose)

DEFENSEFirst TeamRyan Carrethers (Arkansas State, Sr., DL)Romelle Jones (South Alabama, Sr., DL)Alex Page (South Alabama, Senior, DL)Bar’ee Boyd (Western Kentucky, Sr., DL)Qushaun Lee (Arkansas State, Jr., LB)Justin Anderson (UL Lafayette, Sr., LB)Xavius Boyd (Western Kentucky, Sr., LB)Isaiah Newsome (UL Monroe, Sr., DB)Camren Hudson (Troy, Sr., DB)Jonathan Dowling (Western Kentucky, Jr., DB)Cam Thomas (Western Kentucky, Jr., DB) Second Team DefenseJustin Hamilton (UL Lafayette, Jr., DL)Gerrand Johnson (UL Monroe, So., DL)Antonio Gillespie (Troy, Sr. DL)Tyler Roberts (Troy, So., DL)Cameron Blakes (UL Monroe, Sr., LB)Enrique Williams (South Alabama, Sr., LB)Andrew Jackson (Western Kentucky, Sr., LB)Rocky Hayes (Arkansas State, So., DB)Sterling Young (Arkansas State, Jr., DB)Trevence Patt (UL Lafayette, Jr., DB)Justin Iwuji (Texas State, Sr., DB)

HONORABLE MENTIONAdam Kennedy, Arkansas State, Sr., QB; Chris Stone, Arkansas State, So., DL; Ulrick John, Georgia State, Sr., OL; Joseph Peterson, Geor-gia State, So., LB; Jacob Maxwell, UL Lafay-ette, Sr., TE; Dominique Tovell, UL Lafayette, So., LB; Kolton Browning, UL Monroe, Sr., QB; Centarius Donald, UL Monroe, Jr., RB; Jay Jones, South Alabama, Jr., RB; Aleem Suna-non, South Alabama, r-Fr., K; David Mayo, Texas State, Jr., LB; Mike Orakpo, Texas State, Jr., LB; Jordan Chunn, Troy, Fr., RB; Bryan Holmes, Troy, So., WR; Willie McNeal, Western Kentucky, Jr., WR; Forrest Lamp, Western Kentucky, r-Fr., OL

2013 COACHES AND MEDIA ALL-SUN BELT AWARDSSun Belt Player and Offensive Player of the Year- Antonio Andrews (WKU, Sr., RB)Sun Belt Defensive Player of the Year- Xavius Boyd (WKU, Sr., LB)Sun Belt Freshman of the Year- Elijah McGuire (UL-Lafayette, Fr., RB)Sun Belt Coach of the Year- Joey Jones, South Alabama

2013 TEXAS STATE HONOR ROLLJason Dann, kickerSBC Player of the Week, Oct. 28

Andy Erickson, punt returnerCollege Sports Madness Third-Team All-SBCPhil Steele First-Team All-SBC

Justin Iwuji, safetyCollege Sports Madness Third-Team All-SBC

Will Johnson, punter-kickerSBC Player of the Week, Oct. 21

Robert Lowe, running backSBC Player of the Week, Oct. 21College Sports Madness Second-Team All-SBCPhil Steele Second-Team All-SBC

Craig Mager, defensive backCollege Sports Madness Third-Team All-SBC

David Mayo, linebackerSBC Player of the Week, Sept. 2College Sports Madness Second-Team All-SBCPhil Steele Second-Team All-SBC

Blake McColloch, defensive tackleNFF Hampshire Honor Society

Michael Odiari, defensive endCollege Sports Madness Third-Team All-SBC

Michael Orakpo, linebackerPhil Steele Second-Team All-SBC

Zach Robinson, punterSBC Player of the Week, Sept. 30

Brandon Smith, kick returnerSBC Player of the Week, Oct. 7College Sports Madness First-Team All-SBCPhil Steele First-Team All-SBC

2013-14 TEXAS STATE GRADUATES Devin Baker Dexter Imade Prestin Brown Justin Iwuji Jamie Clavell-Head Aaron Matthews Lee Conoly Blake McColloch Xavier Daniels Damion McMiller Duke DeLancellotti Jordan Norfleet Jeremy Dickey Tyler Potter Michael Gilmore Andrew Sims Colby Goodwin Michael Yoder

2013-14 SUN BELT BOWL RESULTS

R+L Carriers New OrleansUL Lafayette 24, Tulane 21

Go Daddy BowlArkansas State 23, Ball State 20

SUN BELT CONFERENCE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

Offense Sept. 2: Corey Robinson (Troy, QB)Sept. 9: Ross Metheny (South Alabama, QB)Sept. 16: Kolton Browning (UL Monroe, Sr., QB)Sept. 23: Terrance Broadway (UL Lafayette, QB)Sept. 30: Antonio Andrews (WKU, Sr., RB)Oct. 7: Eric Thomas (Troy, Sr., WR)Oct. 14: Adam Kennedy (Arkansas State, Sr., QB)Oct. 21: Robert Lowe (Texas State, So., RB)Oct: 28: Kolton Browning (UL Monroe, Sr., QB)Nov. 4: Alonzo Harris (UL Lafayette, Jr., RB)Nov. 11: Adam Kennedy (Arkansas State, Sr., QB)Nov. 18: Elijah McGuire (UL Lafayette, Fr., RB)Nov. 25: Antonio Andrews (WKU, Sr., RB)Dec. 2: Shavarez Smith (South Alabama, Jr., WR)Dec. 9: Jay Jones (South Alabama, Jr., RB)

DefenseSept. 2: David Mayo (Texas State, Jr., LB)Sept. 9: Jadarius Garner (Troy, So., DL)Sept. 16: Tyrell Pearson (South Alabama, Sr., DB)Sept. 23: Xavius Boyd (WKU, Sr., LB)Sept. 30: Xavius Boyd (WKU, Sr., LB)Oct. 7: Xavius Boyd (WKU, Sr., LB)Oct. 14: Isaiah Newsome (UL Monroe, Sr., DB)Oct. 21: Justin Anderson (UL Lafayette, Sr., LB)Oct: 28: Ryan Carrethers (Arkansas State, Sr., DL)Nov. 4: Sterling Young (Arkansas State, Jr., DB)Nov. 11: Tyler Roberts (Troy, So., DL)Nov. 18: Trae Johnson (UL Lafayette, Jr., LB)Nov. 25: Cam Thomas (WKU, Jr., DB)Dec. 2: Camren Hudson (Troy, Sr. DB)Dec. 9: Pat Moore (South Alabama, Sr., DL)

Special TeamsSept. 2: Will Scott (Troy, Sr., K)Sept. 9: Darryl Surgent (UL Lafayette, Sr., RS)Sept. 16: Aleem Sunanon (USA, R-Fr., K)Sept. 23: Jonathan Dowling (WKU, r-Jr., DB)Sept. 30: Zach Robinson (Texas State, Sr., P)Oct. 7: Brandon Smith (Texas State, So., WR)Oct. 14: J.D. McKissic (Arkansas State, So., RS)Oct. 21: Will Johnson (Texas State, Jr., P/K)Oct: 28: Jason Dann (Texas State, Jr., K)Nov. 4: Justin Manton (UL Monroe, Jr., K/P)Nov. 11: Darryl Surgent (UL Lafayette, Sr., RS/WR)Nov. 18: Brian Davis (Arkansas State, Sr., K)Nov. 25: Brock Barnhill (Arkansas State, Jr., DB)Dec. 2: Justin Manton (UL Monroe, Jr., K/P)Dec. 9: Daniel Cadona (UL Lafayette, Jr., P)



SCORING OFFENSE G TD FG XPT 2XP DXP Saf Pts Avg/G1. Troy 12 54 11 50 1 0 0 409 34.12. UL Lafayette 13 59 9 54 2 0 0 439 33.83. Western Kentucky 12 47 13 45 0 0 2 370 30.84. South Alabama 12 43 18 37 2 0 0 353 29.45. Arkansas State 13 48 15 46 0 0 0 379 29.26. Texas State 12 37 9 34 2 0 0 287 23.97. UL Monroe 12 36 5 34 1 0 0 267 22.28. Georgia State 12 29 8 27 0 0 0 225 18.8

SCORING DEFENSE G TD FG XPT 2XP DXP Saf Pts Avg/G1. Western Kentucky 12 37 12 33 2 0 0 295 24.62. South Alabama 12 36 16 32 2 0 1 302 25.23. Arkansas State 13 43 14 38 1 0 0 340 26.24. UL Lafayette 13 43 15 39 1 0 0 344 26.55. Texas State 12 41 13 41 0 0 1 328 27.36. UL Monroe 12 46 14 42 1 0 0 362 30.27. Troy 12 58 10 51 1 0 0 431 35.98. Georgia State 12 59 10 56 0 0 0 440 36.7

TOTAL OFFENSE G Rush Pass Plays Yards Avg/P TD Avg/G1. Troy 12 1692 3867 920 5559 6.0 51 463.22. Western Kentucky 12 2362 3140 875 5502 6.3 46 458.53. South Alabama 12 2073 3033 882 5106 5.8 41 425.54. UL Lafayette 13 2659 2759 883 5418 6.1 54 416.85. Arkansas State 13 2686 2605 947 5291 5.6 45 407.06. UL Monroe 12 1474 2850 860 4324 5.0 32 360.37. Georgia State 12 1227 3036 794 4263 5.4 27 355.28. Texas State 12 2058 1857 771 3915 5.1 33 326.2

TOTAL DEFENSE G Rush Pass Plays Yards Avg/P TD Avg/G1. Western Kentucky 12 1935 2135 763 4070 5.3 34 339.22. South Alabama 12 1916 2695 820 4611 5.6 35 384.23. UL Lafayette 13 1959 3157 888 5116 5.8 37 393.54. Texas State 12 1769 2991 880 4760 5.4 38 396.75. Arkansas State 13 2351 3028 928 5379 5.8 42 413.86. UL Monroe 12 2271 2851 880 5122 5.8 41 426.87. Georgia State 12 2655 2943 888 5598 6.3 55 466.58. Troy 12 2035 3763 869 5798 6.7 55 483.2

RUSHING OFFENSE G Att. Yards Avg. Long TD Avg/G1. Arkansas State 13 580 2686 4.6 91 31 206.62. UL Lafayette 13 564 2659 4.7 70 33 204.53. Western Kentucky 12 468 2362 5.0 65 31 196.84. South Alabama 12 488 2073 4.2 63 25 172.85. Texas State 12 471 2058 4.4 77 22 171.56. Troy 12 437 1692 3.9 47 23 141.07. UL Monroe 12 389 1474 3.8 77 10 122.88. Georgia State 12 364 1227 3.4 80 9 102.2

RUSHING DEFENSE G Att. Yards Avg. Long TD Avg/G1. Texas State 12 425 1769 4.2 47 20 147.42. UL Lafayette 13 474 1959 4.1 77 20 150.73. South Alabama 12 450 1916 4.3 74 15 159.74. Western Kentucky 12 451 1935 4.3 68 24 161.25. Troy 12 472 2035 4.3 64 27 169.66. Arkansas State 13 495 2351 4.7 80 22 180.87. UL Monroe 12 472 2271 4.8 75 19 189.28. Georgia State 12 542 2655 4.9 69 28 221.2

PASS OFFENSE G Com-Att-Int Pct. Yds Avg/A TD Avg/G1. Troy 12 325-483-9 67.3 3867 8.0 28 322.22. Western Kentucky 12 266-407-16 65.4 3140 7.7 15 261.73. Georgia State 12 218-430-12 50.7 3036 7.1 18 253.04. South Alabama 12 231-394-9 58.6 3033 7.7 16 252.85. UL Monroe 12 262-471-14 55.6 2850 6.1 22 237.56. UL Lafayette 13 196-319-14 61.4 2759 8.6 21 212.27. Arkansas State 13 254-367-7 69.2 2605 7.1 14 200.48. Texas State 12 166-300-11 55.3 1857 6.2 11 154.8

PASS DEFENSE G Comp-Att-Int Pct. Yds Avg/A TD Avg/G1. Western Kentucky 12 181-312-14 58.0 2135 6.8 10 177.92. South Alabama 12 218-370-11 58.9 2695 7.3 20 224.63. Arkansas State 13 239-433-9 55.2 3028 7.0 20 232.94. UL Monroe 12 220-408-13 53.9 2851 7.0 22 237.65. UL Lafayette 13 250-414-14 60.4 3157 7.6 17 242.86. Georgia State 12 223-346-6 64.5 2943 8.5 27 245.27. Texas State 12 271-455-11 59.6 2991 6.6 18 249.28. Troy 12 230-397-6 57.9 3763 9.5 28 313.6

PASS EFFICIENCY G Comp-Att-Int Pct. Yds Avg/G TD Effic.1. Troy 12 325-483-9 67.3 3867 322.2 28 149.92. UL Lafayette 13 196-319-14 61.4 2759 212.2 21 147.03. Arkansas State 13 254-367-7 69.2 2605 200.4 14 137.64. Western Kentucky 12 266-407-16 65.4 3140 261.7 15 134.55. South Alabama 12 231-394-9 58.6 3033 252.8 16 132.16. Georgia State 12 218-430-12 50.7 3036 253.0 18 118.27. UL Monroe 12 262-471-14 55.6 2850 237.5 22 115.98. Texas State 12 166-300-11 55.3 1857 154.8 11 112.1

PASS DEFENSE EFFIC. G Comp-Att-Int Pct. Yds Avg/G TD Effic.1. Western Kentucky 12 181-312-14 58.0 2135 177.9 10 117.12. Texas State 12 271-455-11 59.6 2991 249.2 18 123.03. UL Monroe 12 220-408-13 53.9 2851 237.6 22 124.04. Arkansas State 13 239-433-9 55.2 3028 232.9 20 125.05. UL Lafayette 13 250-414-14 60.4 3157 242.8 17 131.26. South Alabama 12 218-370-11 58.9 2695 224.6 20 132.07. Troy 12 230-397-6 57.9 3763 313.6 28 157.88. Georgia State 12 223-346-6 64.5 2943 245.2 27 158.2

KICKOFF RETURNS G No. Yards TD Long Avg.1. Arkansas State 13 38 957 1 98 25.22. Texas State 12 39 897 2 100 23.0 South Alabama 12 27 621 0 67 23.04. Georgia State 12 58 1160 0 71 20.05. UL Lafayette 13 43 853 1 100 19.86. Western Kentucky 12 41 773 0 40 18.97. UL Monroe 12 35 643 1 89 18.48. Troy 12 45 678 0 51 15.1

PUNT RETURN AVG G No. Yards TD Long Avg.1. Texas State 12 20 284 0 40 14.22. Troy 12 12 149 1 42 12.43. UL Lafayette 13 15 157 1 67 10.54. Georgia State 12 16 142 1 62 8.95. Arkansas State 13 21 184 1 43 8.86. UL Monroe 12 16 127 1 88 7.97. Western Kentucky 12 20 136 0 38 6.88. South Alabama 12 17 104 1 27 6.1

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INTERCEPTIONS G No. Yards TD Long Avg.1. UL Lafayette 13 14 352 3 99 25.12. Western Kentucky 12 14 118 0 25 8.43. UL Monroe 12 13 235 2 75 18.14. South Alabama 12 11 206 1 58 18.75. Texas State 12 11 169 1 35 15.46. Arkansas State 13 9 117 0 43 13.07. Georgia State 12 6 16 0 9 2.78. Troy 12 6 170 2 78 28.3

PUNTING G No. Yards Avg/P Ret. Avg/R TB Net/P1. Troy 12 60 2615 43.6 146 2.4 4 39.82. UL Monroe 12 82 3668 44.7 240 2.9 11 39.13. Texas State 12 72 3160 43.9 286 4.0 6 38.24. Arkansas State 13 64 2580 40.3 122 1.9 6 36.55. UL Lafayette 13 53 2210 41.7 157 3.0 6 36.56. Georgia State 12 82 3344 40.8 199 2.4 8 36.47. South Alabama 12 53 2126 40.1 182 3.4 3 35.58. Western Kentucky 12 37 1417 38.3 112 3.0 1 34.7

KICKOFF COVERAGE G No. Yards Avg. Ret. TB Net1. Western Kentucky 12 70 4268 61.0 1065 13 41.12. Arkansas State 13 77 4712 61.2 932 27 40.33. Texas State 12 56 3590 64.1 395 38 40.14. UL Monroe 12 53 3252 61.4 421 30 39.35. UL Lafayette 13 77 4683 60.8 1086 26 38.36. South Alabama 12 73 3906 53.5 1000 5 38.17. Troy 12 76 4460 58.7 948 29 36.78. Georgia State 12 44 2412 54.8 703 10 33.2

FIELD GOALS G Made Att Pct.1. Arkansas State 13 15 18 .8332. Western Kentucky 12 13 16 .8123. South Alabama 12 18 23 .7834. Troy 12 11 15 .7335. Georgia State 12 8 12 .6676. UL Lafayette 13 9 14 .6437. Texas State 12 9 15 .6008. UL Monroe 12 5 9 .556

PAT KICKING G Made Att Pct.1. Arkansas State 13 46 47 .9792. Texas State 12 34 35 .971 UL Monroe 12 34 35 .9714. UL Lafayette 13 54 56 .964 Georgia State 12 27 28 .9646. Troy 12 50 52 .9627. Western Kentucky 12 45 47 .9578. South Alabama 12 37 39 .949

SACKS BY G No. Yards Avg/G1. South Alabama 12 38 254 3.172. Western Kentucky 12 27 160 2.253. Arkansas State 13 25 171 1.924. Troy 12 24 143 2.005. UL Lafayette 13 21 126 1.626. Texas State 12 18 128 1.507. UL Monroe 12 16 82 1.338. Georgia State 12 11 55 0.92

SACKS AGAINST G No. Yards Avg/G1. South Alabama 12 17 153 1.422. Troy 12 19 150 1.583. Western Kentucky 12 20 143 1.674. Texas State 12 21 135 1.755. UL Monroe 12 27 139 2.25 UL Lafayette 13 27 166 2.087. Arkansas State 13 29 155 2.238. Georgia State 12 32 189 2.67

FIRST DOWNS G Rush Pass Pen Total Avg/G1. Western Kentucky 12 131 141 15 287 23.92. UL Lafayette 13 143 124 16 283 21.83. Arkansas State 13 148 116 11 275 21.2 Troy 12 109 151 15 275 22.95. South Alabama 12 115 131 20 266 22.26. UL Monroe 12 75 117 20 212 17.77. Georgia State 12 63 122 23 208 17.38. Texas State 12 99 81 13 193 16.1

OPPONENT 1ST DOWNS G Rush Pass Pen Total Avg/G1. Western Kentucky 12 107 79 15 201 16.82. Texas State 12 93 121 15 229 19.13. South Alabama 12 112 112 13 237 19.84. UL Monroe 12 114 127 15 256 21.35. UL Lafayette 13 106 139 20 265 20.46. Arkansas State 13 120 125 24 269 20.77. Troy 12 113 138 25 276 23.08. Georgia State 12 135 132 11 278 23.2

3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS G Conv. Att. Pct.1. UL Lafayette 13 87 174 50.02. Western Kentucky 12 73 158 46.23. Arkansas State 13 86 193 44.64. Troy 12 82 185 44.35. South Alabama 12 72 179 40.26. UL Monroe 12 77 203 37.97. Texas State 12 58 171 33.98. Georgia State 12 60 181 33.1

OPP 3RD-DN CONVERSIONS G Conv. Att. Pct.1. South Alabama 12 60 165 36.42. Arkansas State 13 76 199 38.23. Texas State 12 74 189 39.24. UL Monroe 12 74 183 40.45. UL Lafayette 13 76 184 41.36. Troy 12 75 172 43.67. Western Kentucky 12 74 164 45.18. Georgia State 12 88 175 50.3

4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS G Conv. Att. Pct.1. Troy 12 14 21 66.72. Texas State 12 11 21 52.43. Western Kentucky 12 12 24 50.04. Georgia State 12 9 20 45.05. South Alabama 12 8 22 36.46. UL Monroe 12 6 20 30.07. Arkansas State 13 6 21 28.6 UL Lafayette 13 4 14 28.6




OPP 4TH-DN CONVERSIONS G Conv. Att. Pct.1. Texas State 12 9 30 30.02. UL Monroe 12 4 12 33.33. Georgia State 12 6 16 37.54. UL Lafayette 13 10 26 38.55. Arkansas State 13 9 22 40.96. Troy 12 8 19 42.17. Western Kentucky 12 7 15 46.78. South Alabama 12 11 19 57.9

PENALTIES G No. Yards Avg/G1. UL Monroe 12 61 503 41.92. South Alabama 12 64 549 45.83. Western Kentucky 12 74 559 46.64. Georgia State 12 77 569 47.45. UL Lafayette 13 68 641 49.36. Arkansas State 13 94 783 60.27. Texas State 12 87 751 62.68. Troy 12 88 895 74.6

OPPONENT PENALTIES G No. Yards Avg/G1. UL Monroe 12 93 860 71.72. South Alabama 12 83 684 57.03. Troy 12 81 666 55.54. Western Kentucky 12 76 641 53.45. Texas State 12 75 598 49.86. UL Lafayette 13 69 626 48.27. Arkansas State 13 70 565 43.58. Georgia State 12 51 498 41.5

TIME OF POSSESSION G Total Avg/game1. Western Kentucky 12 388:20 32:212. Texas State 12 382:53 31:543. South Alabama 12 363:58 30:194. Troy 12 359:21 29:565. Arkansas State 13 389:06 29:556. UL Lafayette 13 387:09 29:467. UL Monroe 12 352:25 29:228. Georgia State 12 335:34 27:57

Gained LostTURNOVER MARGIN G Fum Int Tot Fum Int Tot Margin Per/G1. Arkansas State 13 12 9 21 7 7 14 +7 0.542. South Alabama 12 7 11 18 4 9 13 +5 0.423. Texas State 12 8 11 19 6 11 17 +2 0.174. UL Lafayette 13 9 14 23 8 14 22 +1 0.085. UL Monroe 12 6 13 19 9 14 23 -4 -0.336. Georgia State 12 10 6 16 11 12 23 -7 -0.587. Troy 12 5 6 11 10 9 19 -8 -0.678. Western Kentucky 12 7 14 21 15 16 31 -10 -0.83

RED ZONE OFFENSE G Scores Pct. TDs (R-P) FGs TO1. UL Lafayette 13 44-51 86.3 36 26-10 8-12 12. Arkansas State 13 46-54 85.2 35 26-9 11-13 13. Western Kentucky 12 52-64 81.2 39 27-12 13-15 74. Texas State 12 30-37 81.1 25 18-7 5-7 15. South Alabama 12 40-50 80.0 29 21-8 11-15 26. Troy 12 42-53 79.2 35 23-12 7-10 67. Georgia State 12 21-27 77.8 16 7-9 5-6 28. UL Monroe 12 25-38 65.8 21 8-13 4-8 2

RED ZONE DEFENSE G Scores Pct. TDs (R-P) FGs TurnO1. UL Monroe 12 33-43 76.7 26 17-9 7-9 32. Arkansas State 13 44-56 78.6 32 21-11 12-15 43. UL Lafayette 13 35-44 79.5 23 16-7 12-15 34. Western Kentucky 12 37-45 82.2 29 24-5 8-12 25. Troy 12 38-46 82.6 30 23-7 8-12 16. Texas State 12 38-45 84.4 27 16-11 11-14 27. Georgia State 12 46-53 86.8 39 25-14 7-10 28. South Alabama 12 36-41 87.8 25 13-12 11-12 3

ON-SIDE KICKS BY G Recovered Attempts Success%1. UL Lafayette 13 2 3 66.72. Georgia State 12 2 4 50.0 Texas State 12 1 2 50.04. Troy 12 0 0 0.0 South Alabama 12 0 0 0.0 Western Kentucky 12 0 0 0.0 Arkansas State 13 0 0 0.0 UL Monroe 12 0 0 0.0

ON-SIDE KICKS AGAINST G Recovered Attempts Success%1. Troy 12 0 2 0.0 UL Lafayette 13 0 1 0.0 Texas State 12 0 1 0.0 Arkansas State 13 0 1 0.0 Georgia State 12 0 0 0.06. UL Monroe 12 1 3 33.3 South Alabama 12 1 3 33.38. Western Kentucky 12 1 1 100.0

ATTENDANCE AVERAGE Home Away Neutral TotalArkansas State 6-24913 6-38011 1-36119 13-31820Georgia State 7-15577 5-40849 0-0 12-26107South Alabama 6-15926 6-32438 0-0 12-24182Texas State 6-18062 6-26856 0-0 12-22459Troy 5-18906 7-32081 0-0 12-26592UL Lafayette 5-25976 7-30451 1-54728 13-30597UL Monroe 5-17035 7-32258 0-0 12-25915Western Kentucky 5-18334 6-31560 1-47623 12-27388Totals 45-19193 50-32819 3-46157 98-26971




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RUSHING Cl. G Att Yds Avg. TD Lg Avg./G1. Andrews, Antonio-WKU Sr 12 267 1730 6.5 16 65 144.22. Lowe, Robert-TXST So 12 164 945 5.8 9 59 78.83. Harris, Alonzo-ULL Jr 13 199 942 4.7 14 65 72.54. McGuire, Elijah-ULL Fr 13 103 863 8.4 8 70 66.45. Gordon, Michael-ASU So 12 112 754 6.7 10 91 62.86. Jones, Jay-USA Jr 12 143 737 5.2 5 57 61.47. Burks, Brandon-TROY So 12 134 675 5.0 2 26 56.28. Metheny, Ross-USA Sr 12 132 606 4.6 10 63 50.59. Donald, C-ULM Sr 9 87 433 5.0 4 69 48.110. Nutall, Chris-TXST So 11 83 477 5.7 6 77 43.4

PASSING AVG/GAME Cl G Comp-Att-Int Yds TD Avg/G1. Robinson, Corey-TROY Sr 12 285-421-9 3219 20 268.22. Doughty, Brandon-WKU Jr 12 246-374-14 2857 14 238.13. Metheny, Ross-USA Sr 12 201-324-7 2622 15 218.54. Browning, K-ULM Sr 10 200-352-8 2179 21 217.95. Bell, Ronnie-GSU So 12 188-375-11 2573 15 214.46. Broadway, Terrance-ULL Jr 12 166-266-12 2419 19 201.67. Kennedy, Adam-ASU Sr 13 217-314-6 2341 11 180.18. Brown, Brayle-ULM So 12 61-117-6 645 1 53.89. Anthony, Deon-TROY Sr 10 26-43-0 482 5 48.210. Bridge, Brandon-USA Jr 9 29-66-2 398 1 44.2

PASS EFFICIENCY Cl G Comp-Att-Int Yds TD Eff.1. Anthony, Deon-TROY Sr 10 26-43-0 482 5 193.02. Broadway, Terrance-ULL Jr 12 166-266-12 2419 19 153.33. Tillman, Cedric -ULL Jr 11 6-11-1 108 1 148.84. Robinson, Corey-TROY Sr 12 285-421-9 3219 20 143.35. Metheny, Ross-USA Sr 12 201-324-7 2622 15 141.06. Kennedy, Adam-ASU Sr 13 217-314-6 2341 11 139.57. Doughty, Brandon-WKU Jr 12 246-374-14 2857 14 134.88. Browning, K-ULM Sr 10 200-352-8 2179 21 124.09. Knighten, Fredi-ASU So 11 34-48-1 215 2 118.010. Bell, Ronnie-GSU So 12 188-375-11 2573 15 115.1

RECEPTIONS/GAME Cl G No. Yds TD Lg Yds/G Rec/G1. McKissic, J.D.-ASU So 13 81 650 4 40 50.0 6.22. Wilson, Albert-GSU Sr 12 71 1177 8 75 98.1 5.93. Thomas, Eric-TROY Sr 12 66 993 12 62 82.8 5.54. Ceaser, Rashon-ULM So 12 65 964 5 59 80.3 5.45. Smith, Shavarez-USA Jr 12 50 940 6 50 78.3 4.2 Saxton, Wes-USA Jr 12 50 635 0 37 52.9 4.27. Robinson, Jamal-ULL Jr 13 54 862 8 53 66.3 4.28. Jones, Julian-ASU Sr 13 52 641 4 80 49.3 4.09. McNeal, Willie-WKU Jr 12 46 599 5 56 49.9 3.810. Davis, Robert-GSU Fr 12 44 711 4 80 59.2 3.7

RECEIVE YDS/GAME Cl G No. Yds TD Lg Avg/C Yds/G1. Wilson, Albert-GSU Sr 12 71 1177 8 75 16.6 98.12. Thomas, Eric-TROY Sr 12 66 993 12 62 15.0 82.83. Ceaser, Rashon-ULM So 12 65 964 5 59 14.8 80.34. Smith, Shavarez-USA Jr 12 50 940 6 50 18.8 78.35. Robinson, Jamal-ULL Jr 13 54 862 8 53 16.0 66.36. Davis, Robert-GSU Fr 12 44 711 4 80 16.2 59.27. Holmes, Bryan-TROY So 12 40 676 7 63 16.9 56.38. Saxton, Wes-USA Jr 12 50 635 0 37 12.7 52.99. McKissic, J.D.-ASU So 13 81 650 4 40 8.0 50.010. McNeal, Willie-WKU Jr 12 46 599 5 56 13.0 49.9

SUN BELT CONFERENCE INDIVIDUAL STATISTICSTOTAL OFFENSE Cl G Rush Pass Plays Total Yds/G1. Metheny, Ross-USA Sr 12 606 2622 456 3228 269.02. Robinson, Corey-TROY Sr 12 -111 3219 456 3108 259.03. Browning, K-ULM Sr 10 229 2179 450 2408 240.84. Broadway, Terrance-ULL Jr 12 442 2419 397 2861 238.45. Doughty, B.-WKU Jr 12 -109 2857 408 2748 229.06. Bell, Ronnie-GSU So 12 113 2573 455 2686 223.87. Kennedy, Adam-ASU Sr 13 524 2341 467 2865 220.48. Andrews, Antonio-WKU Sr 12 1730 0 267 1730 144.29. Anthony, Deon-TROY Sr 10 432 482 116 914 91.410. Lowe, Robert-TXST So 12 945 0 164 945 78.8

SCORING Cl G TD FG XPT 2XP Pts Pts/G1. Andrews, Antonio-WKU Sr 12 16 0 0 0 96 8.02. Sunanon, Aleem-USA Fr 12 0 18 37 0 91 7.63. Davis, Brian-ASU Sr 13 0 15 46 0 91 7.0 Schwettman, G.-WKU So 12 0 13 45 0 84 7.0 Chunn, Jordan-TROY Fr 12 14 0 0 0 84 7.06. Scott, Will-TROY Sr 12 0 11 49 0 82 6.87. Harris, Alonzo-ULL Jr 13 14 0 0 0 84 6.58. Brauchle, Stephen-ULL So 12 0 8 52 0 76 6.39. Thomas, Eric-TROY Sr 12 12 0 0 0 72 6.010. Gordon, Michael-ASU So 12 11 0 0 0 66 5.5

SCORING (TDs) Cl G TD Run Pass Ret Pat Pts Avg/G1. Andrews, Antonio-WKU Sr 12 16 16 0 0 0 96 8.02. Chunn, Jordan-TROY Fr 12 14 14 0 0 0 84 7.03. Harris, Alonzo-ULL Jr 13 14 14 0 0 0 84 6.54. Thomas, Eric-TROY Sr 12 12 0 12 0 0 72 6.05. Gordon, Michael-ASU So 12 11 10 1 0 0 66 5.56. Metheny, Ross-USA Sr 12 10 10 0 0 1 62 5.27. McGuire, Elijah-ULL Fr 13 11 8 3 0 0 66 5.18. Lowe, Robert-TXST So 12 10 9 1 0 0 60 5.09. Wilson, Albert-GSU Sr 12 9 1 8 0 0 54 4.510. Simpson, K.-WKU Sr 10 7 7 0 0 0 42 4.2

SCORING (KICK) Cl G PAT FG Pts Avg/G1. Sunanon, Aleem-USA Fr 12 37-39 18-23 91 7.62. Schwettman, G.-WKU So 12 45-47 13-16 84 7.0 Davis, Brian-ASU Sr 13 46-47 15-18 91 7.04. Scott, Will-TROY Sr 12 49-51 11-15 82 6.85. Brauchle, Stephen-ULL So 12 52-54 8-13 76 6.36. Dann, Jason-TXST Jr 9 21-22 9-10 48 5.37. Lutz, Wil-GSU So 11 25-26 8-12 49 4.58. Manton, Justin-ULM Jr 12 34-35 5-9 49 4.19. Johnson, Will-TXST Jr 12 13-13 0-5 13 1.110. Stover, Hunter-ULL Jr 13 2-2 1-1 5 0.4

PUNT RETURN AVG Cl G No. Yds TD Long Avg/G1. Erickson, Andy-TXST Sr 12 20 284 0 40 14.22. Ceaser, Rashon-ULM So 12 12 126 1 88 10.53. Surgent, Darryl-ULL Sr 13 15 157 1 67 10.54. McKissic, J.D.-ASU So 13 17 145 0 43 8.55. Wilson, Albert-GSU Sr 12 15 125 0 62 8.36. Andrews, Antonio-WKU Sr 12 14 97 0 38 6.97. Glover, T.J.-USA Jr 12 15 89 0 27 5.9



KICK RETURN AVG Cl G No. Yds TD Long Avg/G1. McKissic, J.D.-ASU So 13 21 629 1 98 30.02. Smith, Brandon-TXST So 12 20 598 2 100 29.93. Surgent, Darryl-ULL Sr 13 23 611 1 100 26.64. Glover, T.J.-USA Jr 12 23 576 0 67 25.05. Wilson, Albert-GSU Sr 12 31 730 0 71 23.56. Davis, Cortney-ULM So 12 25 528 1 89 21.17. Andrews, Antonio-WKU Sr 12 15 314 0 27 20.98. Wales, Anthony-WKU Fr 11 13 272 0 35 20.99. Hill, Kelton-GSU Sr 11 18 306 0 28 17.010. Van Hooser, W.-TROY Sr 11 15 237 0 35 15.8

ALL PURPOSE Cl G Rush Rcv PR KR Yds Avg/G1. Andrews, Antonio-WKU Sr 12 1730 478 97 314 2619 218.22. Wilson, Albert-GSU Sr 12 251 1177 125 730 2283 190.23. McKissic, J.D.-ASU So 13 151 650 145 629 1575 121.24. McGuire, Elijah-ULL Fr 13 863 384 0 46 1293 99.55. Lowe, Robert-TXST So 12 945 166 0 0 1111 92.66. Surgent, Darryl-ULL Sr 13 20 400 157 611 1188 91.47. Ceaser, Rashon-ULM So 12 0 964 126 0 1090 90.88. Burks, Brandon-TROY So 12 675 188 0 181 1044 87.09. Thomas, Eric-TROY Sr 12 1 993 0 15 1009 84.110. Gordon, Michael-ASU So 12 754 206 0 25 985 82.1

PUNTING Cl G No. Yds Lg I20 50+ TB Avg.1. Manton, Justin-ULM Jr 12 80 3664 77 24 28 11 45.82. Scott, Will-TROY Sr 12 56 2494 77 22 15 4 44.53. Johnson, Will-TXST Jr 12 41 1805 65 19 10 5 44.04. Hubbard, Matt-GSU Jr 12 78 3278 80 16 12 8 42.05. Cadona, Daniel-ULL Jr 13 53 2210 59 17 11 6 41.76. Garber, Scott-USA Sr 12 51 2075 56 16 6 3 40.77. Brakefield, H.-WKU Sr 11 31 1220 52 14 1 0 39.48. Jones, Paul-ASU Fr 13 41 1573 54 16 4 5 38.4

FIELD GOALS Cl G Made Att. Long Pct. FG/G1. Sunanon, Aleem-USA Fr 12 18 23 46 78.3 1.502. Davis, Brian-ASU Sr 13 15 18 50 83.3 1.153. Schwettman, G.-WKU So 12 13 16 44 81.2 1.084. Dann, Jason-TXST Jr 9 9 10 43 90.0 1.005. Scott, Will-TROY Sr 12 11 15 53 73.3 0.926. Lutz, Wil-GSU So 11 8 12 53 66.7 0.737. Brauchle, Stephen-ULL So 12 8 13 38 61.5 0.678. Manton, Justin-ULM Jr 12 5 9 38 55.6 0.429. Stover, Hunter-ULL Jr 13 1 1 27 100.0 0.08

FIELD GOAL PCT Cl G Made Att. Long Pct.

PAT KICKING PCT Cl G Made Att. Pct.1. Davis, Brian-ASU Sr 13 46 47 97.92. Manton, Justin-ULM Jr 12 34 35 97.13. Brauchle, Stephen-ULL So 12 52 54 96.34. Lutz, Wil-GSU So 11 25 26 96.25. Scott, Will-TROY Sr 12 49 51 96.16. Schwettman, G.-WKU So 12 45 47 95.77. Dann, Jason-TXST Jr 9 21 22 95.58. Sunanon, Aleem-USA Fr 12 37 39 94.9

TACKLES (All positions) Cl G Pos Solo Ast Total Avg/G1. Lee, Qushaun-ASU Jr 13 LB 61 73 134 10.32. Anderson, Justin-ULL Sr 13 LB 77 55 132 10.23. Peterson, Joseph-GSU So 11 LB 62 41 103 9.44. Mayo, David-TXST Jr 10 LB 63 26 89 8.95. Williams, Enrique-USA Sr 12 LB 44 61 105 8.86. Jackson, Andrew-WKU Sr 11 LB 55 40 95 8.67. Boyd, Xavius-WKU Sr 12 LB 68 35 103 8.68. McMiller, Damion-TXST Sr 12 LB 55 39 94 7.89. Matthews, Aaron-TXST Sr 12 S 59 32 91 7.610. Carrethers, Ryan-ASU Sr 13 DL 34 59 93 7.211. Hudson, Camren-TROY Sr 12 DB 61 20 81 6.812. Blakes, Cameron-ULM Sr 12 LB 44 33 77 6.4 Batiste, Tarris-GSU So 12 LB 48 29 77 6.414. Ford, Qudarius-USA Jr 12 CB 51 25 76 6.315. Young, Sterling-ASU Jr 13 DB 48 32 80 6.216. Kissinger, Hunter-ULM So 12 LB 37 36 73 6.117. Pickett, Chris-TROY Sr 11 DB 39 27 66 6.018. Orakpo, Michael-TXST Jr 12 LB 45 26 71 5.919. Ferguson, Robert-GSU Sr 12 LB 35 35 70 5.820. Agnew, Theo-GSU Sr 11 DL 34 30 64 5.821. Smith, Cordero-ULM Jr 11 S 30 33 63 5.722. Dowling, Jonathan-WKU Jr 12 DB 55 12 67 5.623. Brigham, Trrell-USA Jr 12 S 42 23 65 5.424. Wilson, Mark-TROY Jr 11 LB 34 24 58 5.325. Harris, Maleki-USA Jr 12 LB 29 34 63 5.226. Tovell, Dominique-ULL So 13 DE 39 28 67 5.227. Garner, Montell-USA Jr 12 CB 35 25 60 5.028. Targun, Colby-TXST Jr 11 S 39 15 54 4.929. Thomas, Sean-ULL Jr 13 CB 44 19 63 4.830. Johnson, Gerrand-ULM So 12 NT 25 32 57 4.831. Jordan, Arington-GSU Sr 10 S 33 13 46 4.632. Wright, Arius-WKU Sr 12 DB 34 21 55 4.633. Worthy, T.J.-ULL So 13 S 42 17 59 4.534. Stewart, Rashad-GSU Sr 10 S 32 13 45 4.535. Lane, Mitch-ULM So 12 S 23 30 53 4.436. Patt, Trevence-ULL Jr 13 S 42 15 57 4.437. McClendon, Brent-GSU Sr 12 CB 42 10 52 4.338. Watson, Charles-USA Fr 11 S 25 22 47 4.339. Page, Alex-USA Sr 12 DE 24 27 51 4.240. Humes, Chris-ASU So 13 DB 31 24 55 4.241. Woodard, Terrance-GSU Sr 12 DL 27 23 50 4.242. Roberts, Tyler-TROY So 12 DE 25 24 49 4.1 Mager, Craig-TXST Jr 12 CB 40 9 49 4.1 Stovall, Ray-ULM Jr 12 LB 31 18 49 4.145. Newsome, Isaiah-ULM Sr 12 S 31 17 48 4.046. Coleman, Kyle-ASU Jr 13 DB 28 23 51 3.947. Matthews, Damarius-GSU Sr 12 CB 31 16 47 3.948. Coleman-Dancer-TROY Sr 12 LB 28 18 46 3.849. Gillespie, Antonio-TROY Sr 12 DT 21 23 44 3.750. Stone, Chris-ASU So 13 DE 23 24 47 3.6

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SACKS Cl G Pos Solo Ast Total Avg/G1. Boyd, Xavius-WKU Sr 12 LB 7 1 8.5 0.712. Jones, Romelle-USA Sr 12 DT 6 3 7.5 0.62 Page, Alex-USA Sr 12 DE 7 1 7.5 0.624. Boyd, Bar’ee-WKU Sr 12 LB 6 1 6.5 0.545. Roberts, Tyler-TROY So 12 DE 5 1 5.5 0.46 Moore, Pat-USA Sr 12 DE 4 3 5.5 0.467. Orakpo, Michael-TXST Jr 12 LB 4 1 4.5 0.388. Williams, Montavious-USA Sr 12 DT 3 2 4.0 0.339. Carrethers, Ryan-ASU Sr 13 DL 3 2 4.0 0.3110. Gillespie, Antonio-TROY Sr 12 DT 4 0 4.0 0.3311. Hamilton, Justin-ULL Jr 13 DL 4 0 4.0 0.3112. Blakes, Cameron-ULM Sr 12 LB 3 2 4.0 0.3313. Blackmon, Dexter-ASU Sr 12 DL 3 1 3.5 0.2914. Odiari, Michael-TXST Jr 11 DE 3 0 3.0 0.2715. Garner, J.-TROY So 12 DE 3 0 3.0 0.25 Wright, Arius-WKU Sr 12 DB 3 0 3.0 0.25 Crews, Clifton-USA Sr 12 LB 2 2 3.0 0.2518. Stone, Chris-ASU So 13 DE 3 0 3.0 0.2319. McClain, Jerome-USA Jr 12 DT 2 2 3.0 0.25 Gautney, Joey-ULM Jr 12 DE 2 2 3.0 0.25

TACKLES FOR LOSS Cl G Pos Solo Ast Total Avg/G1. Boyd, Xavius-WKU Sr 12 LB 14 3 15.5 1.292. Page, Alex-USA Sr 12 DE 10 8 14.0 1.173. Jones, Romelle-USA Sr 12 DT 9 9 13.5 1.12 Moore, Pat-USA Sr 12 DE 10 7 13.5 1.125. Tovell, Dominique-ULL So 13 LB 9 6 12.0 0.926. Johnson, Gerrand-ULM So 12 DT 8 8 12.0 1.007. Stovall, Ray-ULM Jr 12 LB 8 6 11.0 0.92 Boyd, Bar’ee-WKU Sr 12 LB 10 2 11.0 0.929. Anderson, Justin-ULL Sr 13 LB 8 5 10.5 0.8110. Orakpo, Michael-TXST Jr 12 LB 8 4 10.0 0.8311. Stone, Chris-ASU So 13 DE 8 3 9.5 0.7312. Batiste, Tarris-GSU So 12 LB 7 5 9.5 0.7913. Hamilton, Justin-ULL Jr 13 DL 8 2 9.0 0.6914. Wright, Arius-WKU Sr 12 DB 7 3 8.5 0.71 Harris, Maleki-USA Jr 12 LB 7 3 8.5 0.7116. Jackson, Andrew-WKU Sr 11 LB 7 3 8.5 0.7717. Roberts, Tyler-TROY So 12 DE 6 4 8.0 0.6718. Carrethers, R.-ASU Sr 13 DL 5 6 8.0 0.6219. Blakes, Cameron-ULM Sr 12 LB 5 5 7.5 0.62 Cheridor, M.-GSU Fr 12 LB 7 1 7.5 0.62

INTERCEPTIONS Cl G No. Yds TD Long Avg/G1. Thomas, Cam-WKU Jr 12 5 61 0 25 0.422. Mayo, David-TXST Jr 10 4 35 0 27 0.403. Newsome, Isaiah-ULM Sr 12 4 175 2 75 0.33 Robinson, Tyree-WKU Sr 12 4 39 0 20 0.335. Thomas, Sean-ULL Jr 13 4 34 0 21 0.316. Iwuji, Justin-TXST Sr 12 3 80 1 29 0.25 Garner, Montell-USA Jr 12 3 49 0 35 0.25 Kissinger, Hunter-ULM So 12 3 23 0 20 0.25 Dowling, Jonathan-WKU Jr 12 3 21 0 21 0.2510. Hays, Rocky-ASU So 13 3 43 0 43 0.23

PASSES DEFENDED Cl G BrUp Int. Total Avg/G1. Thomas, Cam-WKU Jr 12 10 5 15 1.252. Hays, Rocky-ASU So 13 10 3 13 1.00 Patt, Trevence-ULL Jr 13 12 1 13 1.004. Brown, Artez-ASU Jr 13 10 1 11 0.855. Davis, Chris-TROY So 12 9 1 10 0.83 Dowling, Jonathan-WKU Jr 12 7 3 10 0.83 Robinson, Tyree-WKU Sr 12 6 4 10 0.838. Hudson, Camren-TROY Sr 12 7 2 9 0.75 Davis, Ethan-TROY Jr 12 9 0 9 0.75 Mager, Craig-TXST Jr 12 9 0 9 0.7511. Harris, Maleki-USA Jr 12 7 1 8 0.67 Ford, Qudarius-USA Jr 12 6 2 8 0.67 Daniels, Xavier-TXST Sr 12 7 1 8 0.67 Garner, Montell-USA Jr 12 5 3 8 0.6715. Tryon, Andrew-ASU Jr 10 6 0 6 0.6016. Newsome, Isaiah-ULM Sr 12 3 4 7 0.58 Matthews, Demarius-GSU Sr 12 6 1 7 0.58 McClendon, Brent-GSU Sr 12 5 2 7 0.5819. Matthews, Aaron-TXST Sr 12 5 1 6 0.50 Lane, Mitch-ULM So 12 4 2 6 0.50

INTERCEPTIONS Cl G No. Yds TD Long Avg/G1. Thomas, Cam-WKU Jr 12 5 61 0 25 0.422. Mayo, David-TXST Jr 10 4 35 0 27 0.403. Newsome, Isaiah-ULM Sr 12 4 175 2 75 0.33 Robinson, Tyree-WKU Sr 12 4 39 0 20 0.335. Thomas, Sean-ULL Jr 13 4 34 0 21 0.316. Iwuji, Justin-TXST Sr 12 3 80 1 29 0.25 Garner, Montell-USA Jr 12 3 49 0 35 0.25 Kissinger, Hunter-ULM So 12 3 23 0 20 0.25 Dowling, Jonathan-WKU Jr 12 3 21 0 21 0.2510. Hays, Rocky-ASU So 13 3 43 0 43 0.23

FUMBLES FORCED Cl G No. Avg/G1. Dowling, Jonathan-WKU Jr 12 6 0.502. Lewis, Terris-TROY Fr 12 3 0.25 Roberts, Tyler-TROY So 12 3 0.25 Orakpo, Michael-TXST Jr 12 3 0.255. Anderson, Justin-ULL Sr 13 3 0.236. Pickett, Chris-TROY Sr 11 2 0.187. Williams, Enrique-USA Sr 12 2 0.17 Moore, Pat-USA Sr 12 2 0.17 Garner, Jadarius-TROY So 12 2 0.17 Boyd, Bar’ee-WKU Sr 12 2 0.17

FUMBLES RECOVERED Cl G No. Avg/G1. Young, Sterling-ASU Jr 13 3 0.23 Coleman, Kyle-ASU Jr 13 3 0.233. Harris, Maleki-USA Jr 12 2 0.17 Washington, Calvin-WKU Sr 12 2 0.175. Riles, Al-ULL So 13 2 0.15 Anderson, Justin-ULL Sr 13 2 0.157. Ransby, Jamal-GSU Sr 9 1 0.118. Johnson,Ceasare-USA Sr 10 1 0.109. Jones, Tevin-GSU Fr 11 1 0.09 Ringo, Christian-ULL Jr 11 1 0.09

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDSINDIVIDUAL LONGEST PLAYS

LONGEST RUSH92 Stan Zwinggi vs. Cal Poly Sept. 1, 2007

LONGEST PASS98 Shaun Rutherford to Isaiah Battle vs. Stephen F. Austin Sept. 22, 2012

LONGEST PUNT RETURN79 Craig Mager vs. New Mexico State Dec. 1, 2012

LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN103 Joe Farris vs. Stephen F. Austin (TD) 1950100 Brandon Smith vs. UL Lafayette Oct. 5, 2013

LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURN102 Robbie Robbinett vs. Lamar (TD) 1959

LONGEST PUNT86 Cory Elolf vs. McNeese State Oct. 30, 2003

LONGEST FIELD GOAL54 Will Johnson vs New Mexico State Dec. 1, 2012

INDIVIDUAL RUSHING RECORDSMOST ATTEMPTSGame 46 Claude Mathis vs. Jacksonville State Nov. 15, 1997Season 310 Claude Mathis 1997Career 882 Claude Mathis 1994-97

MOST YARDS RUSHINGGame 310 Claude Mathis vs. Stephen F. Austin Nov. 16, 1996Season 1595 Claude Mathis 1997Career 4694 Claude Mathis 1994-97

HIGHEST RUSHING AVERAGE PER CARRYSeason 10.33 Tim Gay (27-279) 2012Career 7.50 Karrington Bush (332-2,489 yards) 2006-09

HIGHEST RUSHING AVERAGE PER GAMESeason 145.0 Claude Mathis 1997Career 107.1 Donald Wilkerson (22 games) 1993-94

INDIVIDUAL PASSING RECORDSMOST ATTEMPTSGame 60 Barrick Nealy vs. New Mexico Aug. 30, 2003Season 473 Barrick Nealy 2003Career 1,277 Bradley George 2006-09

MOST COMPLETIONSGame 30 Bradley George vs. Southeastern Louisiana Oct. 10, 2009 Bradley George vs. McNeese State Oct. 11, 2008 Bradley George vs. Baylor Sept. 11, 2007Season 258 Bradley George 2009Career 753 Bradley George 2006-09

MOST YARDSGame 418 Bradley George vs. Stephen F. Austin Oct. 25, 2008Season 3,129 Barrick Nealy 2003Career 9,556 Bradley George 2006-09

MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSESSeason 26 Bradley George 2008Career 76 Bradley George 2006-09

HIGHEST PASS COMPLETION PERCENTAGESeason 64.5 Shaun Rutherford (193-299-5) 2012Career 62.4 Shaun Rutherford (284-455-9) 2011-12

Bradley George set 11 current passing and total offense records from 2006-09.

Craig Mager set a school record with a 79-yard punt return against New Mexico State.



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INDIVIDUAL TOTAL OFFENSE RECORDSTOTAL PLAYSGame 70 Barrick Nealy vs. New Mexico Aug. 30, 2003Season 606 Barrick Nealy 2003Career 1,479 Bradley George 2006-09

TOTAL YARDSGame 526 Barrick Nealy vs. Georgia Southern Nov. 26, 2005Season 3,932 Barrick Nealy 2005Career 9,786 Bradley George 2006-09

HIGHEST TOTAL OFFENSE AVERAGE PER GAMESeason 286.1 Bradley George 2009Career 255.2 Barrick Nealy 2003-05

INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING RECORDSRECEPTIONSGame 12 Johnny Parker vs. Angelo State 1969 12 James Stewart vs. Troy State Oct. 22, 1998Season 80 Da’Marcus Griggs 2009Career 160 Johnny Parker 1969-71

RECEIVING YARDSGame 205 Da’Marcus Griggs vs. Nicholls State Oct. 15, 2010Season 1,268 Cameron Luke 2008Career 2,470 Johnny Parker 1969-71

TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONSSeason 17 Cameron Luke 2008Career 32 Cameron Luke 2006-08

HIGHEST RECEIVING YARDS PER GAME AVERAGESeason 103.0 Johnny Parker 1969Career 82.3 Johnny Parker 1969-71

INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORDSMOST POINTSGame 24 Cameron Luke vs. Stephen F. Austin Oct. 20, 2007 24 Stan Zwinggi vs. Cal Poly Sept. 1, 2007 24 Chase Wasson vs. Texas Southern Nov. 11, 2006 24 Terrell Harris vs. Appalachian State Oct. 2, 2004 24 Lee Davis vs. Arkansas-Monticello Aug. 30, 2001 24 Claude Mathis vs. Southern Utah Oct. 12, 1996 24 Claude Mathis vs. Southern Utah Sept. 30, 1995 24 Ron Jacoby vs. Sam Houston State Oct. 16, 1982 24 Eric Cobble vs. Howard Payne Oct. 9, 1982 24 Donnie Williams vs. Howard Payne Oct. 10, 1981 24 Don Caldwell vs. Angelo State 1968Season 114 David Morrison 1967Career 294 Claude Mathis 1994-97

MOST TOUCHDOWNSSeason 17 Cameron Luke 2008 17 Claude Mathis 1996Career 49 Claude Mathis 1994-97

INDIVIDUAL KICKING RECORDSFIELD GOALS MADEGame 4 Matt Wieland vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville Sept. 14, 1995 4 Jason Howes vs. Lamar Nov. 4, 1989 4 Robbie Roberson vs. McNeese State Oct. 27, 1990Season 14 Andrew Ireland 2008 14 Robbie Roberson 1990Career 36 Ray Whitehead 1991-94

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTEDGame 5 Mike Wuest vs. Angelo State Sept. 19, 1970 David Wuest vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville Nov. 18, 1972 Jason Howes vs. Lamar Nov. 4, 1989Season 24 Will Johnson 2011Career 50 Justin Martinez 1999-02

PATS MADESeason 57 Andrew Ireland 2008Career 142 Neal Neunhoffer 1981-84

PATS ATTEMPTEDSeason 60 Stan Jones 2005Career 157 Neal Neunhoffer 1981-84

CONSECUTIVE PATSCareer 60 Andrew Ireland 2006-07

INDIVIDUAL PUNTING RECORDSHIGHEST PUNTING AVERAGESeason 46.15 Zach Robinson (26-1200) 2012Career 44.69 Chris MacDonald (95-4246) 2006-07

INDIVIDUAL RETURN AVERAGESKICKOFF RETURN YARDSSeason 1,055 Karrington Bush (42-1,055) 2008Career 2,531 Karrington Bush (99-2531) 2006-10

HIGHEST KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGE (min. 10 per game)Season 29.42 Claude Mathis (26-765) 1994Career 26.47 Claude Mathis (45-1191) 1994-97

PUNT RETURN YARDSSeason 352 Claude Mathis (20-352) 1995Career 739 Mac Sauls (51-739) 1965-67

Barrick Neely set Texas State records for most passing yards and total yards in a season in 2005.



HIGHEST PUNT RETURN AVERAGE (min. 10 per game)Season 17.60 Claude Mathis (20-252) 1995Career 15.23 Bobby Graham (31-472) 1953-55

INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDSSeason 131 Charles Sterling (4-131) 1985Career 131 Charles Sterling (4-131) 1985 Marcus Clark (6-131) 2007-10

FUMBLE RETURN YARDSSeason 97 C.J. Carroll 2000Career 97 C.J. Carroll 1997-00

INDIVIDUAL DEFENSIVE RECORDSMOST TACKLESSeason 175 Chad Coleman 1990Career 484 Brad Fulks 1985-88

MOST SACKSSeason 12.0 Rod Clark 1982Career 32.0 C.J. Carroll 1997-2000

INTERCEPTIONSGame 3 Bobby Smith vs. East Texas State 1965 3 Ronnie Kuhn vs. Angelo State Nov. 5, 1977 3 David Glasco vs. Angelo State Nov. 6, 1982 3 Dexter Robinson vs. Northwestern State Nov. 2, 1985 3 Lee Lundin vs. Rice Sept. 27, 1986Season 9 Lee Lundin 1986Career 25 Mac Sauls 1964-67

PASS BREAKUPSSeason 12 Craig Mager 2011 Nicolas Jack 1995 Bobby Watkins 1980Career 26 Darryl Morris 2008-12

FUMBLES FORCEDSeason 7 S. Rogers 2001Career 10 Greg Pitts 2000-02

FUMBLES RECOVEREDSeason 5 Brett Floyd 1988Career 10 Jeremy Castillo 2003-06

TEAM RECORDSMOST RUSHING YARDSGame 586 Prairie View A&M Oct. 7, 1978Season 3,205 1981

MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTSSeason 659 2005

HIGHEST RUSHING AVERAGESeason 293.2 1981

MOST PASSING YARDSGame 429 Stephen F. Austin Oct. 25, 2008Season 3,499 2008

MOST PASSES COMPLETEDSeason 264 2009

MOST PASSES ATTEMPTEDSeason 474 2003

TEAM/INDIVIDUAL GAME & SINGLE SEASON RECORDSMOST PASSING YARDS PER GAMESeason 288.9 2009

MOST PLAYSGame 97 East Texas State Oct. 27, 1979Season 1037 2005

MOST YARDS TOTAL OFFENSEGame 680 Prairie View A&M Nov. 9, 1991Season 6,147 2005

MOST TOTAL YARDS PER PLAYSeason 6.6 2008

MOST FIRST DOWNSGame 38 Jacksonville State Nov. 14, 1998

MOST POINTSGame 79 Meridian 1920Season 518 2005

HIGHEST SCORING AVERAGE Season 37.5 1981

MOST PUNTSGame 11 South Florida Sept. 11, 1999 11 McNeese State Oct. 13, 2001

MOST SACKS BY TEXAS STATE DEFENSEGame 13 Nicholls State Sept. 18, 1982

FEWEST RUSHING YARDS ALLOWEDGame 4 Texas Southern Sept. 26, 2009Season 615 1964

LOWEST RUSHING YARDS ALLOWED PER GAMESeason 63.1 1965

FEWEST PASSING YARDS ALLOWEDGame -4 McNeese State Oct. 28, 1989Season 515 1956

FEWEST PASSING YARDS ALLOWED PER GAMESeason 57.2 1956

FEWEST TOTAL OFFENSIVE YARDS ALLOWEDGame 68 Nicholls State Oct. 7, 2000Season 1,544 1964

LOWEST TOTAL OFFENSIVE AVERAGE PER GAMESeason 154.4 1964

INTERCEPTIONS BY TEXAS STATE DEFENSEGame 6 Lamar Sept. 14, 1982 6 Abilene Christian Nov. 12, 1983Season 32 1967

FEWEST POINTS ALLOWEDSeason 128 (11 games) 1983 52 (10 games) 1946 18 (nine games) 1930



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INDIVIDUAL SINGLE GAME LEADERSMOST RUSHING YARDS1. 310 Claude Mathis vs. Stephen F. Austin Nov. 16, 19962. 308 Claude Mathis, Jacksonville State Nov. 15, 19973. 287 Paul Darby vs. Prairie View A&M Oct. 7, 19784. 283 Lee Davis vs. Arkansas-Monticello Aug. 30, 20015. 257 Monroe Daniels vs. McMurry Oct. 2, 19716. 246 Terrell Harris vs. Sam Houston State Nov. 20, 20037. 235 Walter Hatfield vs. Tarleton State Oct. 6, 19738. 234 Terrence Franks vs Southeastern Louisiana Oct. 22, 20119. 228 Claude Mathis vs. Eastern Washington Sept. 7, 199510. 224 Donald Wilkerson vs. Sonoma State Oct. 1, 1994

MOST PASSING YARDS1. 418 Bradley George vs. Stephen F. Austin Oct. 25, 20082. 400 Barrick Nealy vs. Georgia Southern Nov. 26, 20053. 398 Barrick Nealy vs. Angelo State Sept. 6, 20034. 384 Barrick Nealy vs. UC Davis Sept. 20, 20035. 378 Barrick Nealy vs. Texas A&M Sept. 22, 20056 . 365 Bradley George vs. McNeese State Oct. 11, 20087. 363 Ron Rittimann vs. Lamar Sept. 10, 19888. 343 Eric Turner vs. North Texas Nov. 11, 19899. 339 David Williams vs. Stephen F. Austin Nov. 12, 199410. 337 Bradley George vs. Southeastern Louisiana Oct. 10, 2009

MOST RECEIVING YARDS1. 205 Da’Marcus Griggs vs. Nicholls State Oct. 15, 20102. 197 Terrance Hatton vs. Southern Utah Sept. 30, 19953. 196 A.J. Johnson vs. Lamar Sept. 10, 19884. 189 Johnny Parker vs. Sam Houston State Oct. 24, 19705. 188 Mishak Rivas vs. Stephen F. Austin Oct. 25, 20086. 185 Cameron Luke vs. Southeastern Louisiana Nov. 8, 20087. 178 Da’Marcus Griggs vs. Sam Houston State Nov. 21, 20098. 162 Cameron Luke vs. Texas Southern Oct. 4, 2008 162 Johnny Parker vs. McMurry Nov. 1, 196910. 157 Markee White vs. Georgia Southern Nov. 26, 2005

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE SEASON LEADERSMOST RUSHING YARDS1. 1595 Claude Mathis (311-1595) 19972. 1593 Claude Mathis (294-1593) 19963. 1569 Donald Wilkerson (302-1569) 19944. 1289 Claude Mathis (244-1289) 19955. 1187 Roy Jackson (202-1187) 19866. 1145 Reggie Rivers (215-1145) 19907. 1065 Karrington Bush (136-1065) 20088. 1057 Barrick Nealy (159-1057) 20059. 1039 Karrington Bush (137-1039) 200710. 1011 Josh Brown (205-1011) 1972

MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS1. 311 Claude Mathis (311-1595) 19972. 302 Donald Wilkerson (302-1569) 19943. 294 Claude Mathis (294-1593) 19964. 244 Claude Mathis (244-1289) 1995 244 Gilbert Price (244-837) 19916. 237 Bronson Sanders (237-1004) 19997. 229 Gilbert Price (229-738) 19908. 215 Reggie Rivers (215-1145) 1990 215 Josh Brown (215-945) 197010. 207 Bill Jones (207-876) 1988

MOST RUSHING TDS1. 16 Claude Mathis 19962. 15 Donnie Williams 19813. 14 Claude Mathis 19974. 13 Barrick Nealy 2005 13 Josh Brown 19716. 12 Lee Davis 2002 12 Josh Brown 1970 12 Ron Jacoby 1982 12 Nick Session 2005 12 Todd Scott 1991

HIGHEST AVERAGE (yards/rush - minimum 25 attempts)1. 10.33 Tim Gay (27-279) 20122. 8.30 Todd Scott (64-531) 19903. 8.20 Jess Perkins (50-410) 19674. 7.83 Karrington Bush (136-1065) 20085. 7.58 Karrington Bush (137-1039) 20076. 7.51 Monroe Daniels (68-511) 19717. 7.33 Vaughn Deary (60-440) 19808. 7.31 Michael Williams (52-380) 19929. 7.21 Dee White (98-707) 196210. 6.85 Jerome Brooks (26-178) 2001

MOST RUSHING YARDS/GAME (minimum 8 games)1. 145.0 Claude Mathis (11 games) 19972. 144.8 Claude Mathis (11 games) 19963. 142.6 Donald Wilkerson (11 games) 19944. 117.2 Claude Mathis (11 games) 19955. 114.5 Reggie Rivers (10 games) 19906. 112.3 Josh Brown (9 games) 19727. 107.9 Roy Jackson (11 games) 19868. 105.9 Bronson Sanders (9 games) 20019. 96.6 Kevin Jurgajtis (9 games) 197710. 94.5 Karrington Bush (11 games) 2007 94.5 Josh Brown (10 games) 1970

Claude Mathis set school records for most yards rushing and rushing touchdowns scored in a single game, single season and career.



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Shaun Rutherford set a Texas State record for best pass completion percentage in a season with 64.5 in 2012.

MOST PASS ATTEMPTS1. 473 Barrick Nealy (240-473-17) 20032. 409 Bradley George (258-409-11) 20093. 363 Barrick Nealy (208-363-9) 20054. 348 David Williams (186-348-13) 19955. 334 Bradley George (190-334-8) 20076. 322 Spergon Wynn (161-322-13) 19997. 301 Bradley George (181-301-6) 20088. 299 Shaun Rutherford (193-299-5) 20129. 284 Spergon Wynn (173-284-6) 199810. 275 James Duncan (134-275-10) 1970

MOST PASS COMPLETIONS1. 258 Bradley George (258-409-11) 20092. 240 Barrick Nealy (240-473-17) 20033. 208 Barrick Nealy (208-363-9) 20054. 193 Shaun Rutherford (193-299-5) 20125. 190 Bradley George (190-334-8) 20076. 186 David Williams (186-348-13) 19957. 181 Bradley George (181-301-6) 20088. 173 Spergon Wynn (173-284-6) 19989. 161 Spergon Wynn (161-322-13) 199910. 154 David Williams (154-255-11) 1997

MOST PASSING YARDS1. 3129 Barrick Nealy (240-473-17) 20032. 3121 Bradley George (258-409-11) 20093. 2875 Barrick Nealy (208-363-9) 20054. 2660 Bradley George (181-301-6) 20085. 2389 David Williams (186-348-13) 19956. 2137 Shaun Rutherford (193-299-5) 20127. 2099 Bradley George (190-334-8) 20078. 1851 Spergon Wynn (173-284-6) 19989. 1837 Mike Miller (100-206-10) 198110. 1779 James Duncan (134-275-10) 1970

MOST PASSING TDS1. 26 Bradley George 20082. 23 Bradley George 20093. 21 Barrick Nealy 2005 21 Barrick Nealy 20035. 18 David Williams 19956. 16 Bradley George 20077. 15 Shaun Rutherford 20128. 14 Mike Miller 1981 14 Spergon Wynn 199910. 13 Jess Perkins 1967

MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED1. 18 David Williams (111-241-18) 19962. 17 Barrick Nealy (240-473-17) 20033. 14 Pence Dacus (86-161-14) 19524. 13 Luis Reyes (84-187-13) 1976 13 Jess Perkins (101-224-13) 1967 13 Spergon Wynn (161-322-13) 1999 13 David Williams (186-348-13) 19958. 12 James Duncan (98-213-12) 1971 12 David Haass (27-77-12) 198510. 11 by nine players

BEST PASS COMPLETION PCT (minimum 100 attempts)1. 64.5 Shaun Rutherford (193-299-5) 20122. 63.1 Bradley George (258-409-11) 20093. 62.1 Tyler Jones (100-161-5) 20134. 61.3 Ron Jacoby (111-181-11) 19825. 60.9 Spergon Wynn (173-284-6) 19986. 60.4 David Williams (154-255-11) 19977. 60.1 Bradley George (181-301-6) 20088. 59.9 Eric Turner (88-147-8) 19899. 58.7 Barrick Nealy (84-143-6) 200410. 58.3 Shaun Rutherford (91-156-4) 2011

HIGHEST PASS EFFICIENCY (minimum 100 attempts)1. 158.9 Bradley George (181-301-6) 20082. 144.7 Shaun Rutherford (91-156-4) 20113. 144.0 Barrick Nealy (84-143-6) 20044. 140.4 Bradley George (258-409-11) 20095. 138.2 Mike Miller (76-148-10) 19806. 138.0 Barrick Nealy (208-363-9) 20057. 137.8 Shaun Rutherford (193-299-5) 20128. 136.2 Mike Miller (100-206-10) 19819. 135.9 Eric Turner (88-147-8) 198910. 131.3 Tyler Jones (100-161-5) 2013

MOST AVERAGE YARDS/PASS (minimum 100 attempts)1. 9.3 Mike Miller (76-148-10) 19802. 8.9 Mike Miller (100-206-10) 19813. 8.8 Bradley George (181-301-6) 20084. 8.7 Eric Turner (88-147-8) 19895. 8.4 Barrick Nealy (84-143-6) 20046. 8.0 Pence Dacus (113-207-10) 19537. 7.9 Barrick Nealy (208-363-9) 20058. 7.9 Shaun Rutherford (91-156-4) 20119. 7.7 Rene Maldanado (82-146-9) 198310. 7.6 Bradley George (258-409-11) 2009



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Da’Marcus Griggs set a single season record with 80 pass receptions in 2009.

MOST AVERAGE YARDS/PASS COMPLETION (minimum 100 attempts)1. 18.4 Mike Miller (100-206-10) 19812. 18.1 Mike Miller (76-148-10) 19803. 17.9 Mike Miller (40-103-5) 19794. 16.8 Noe Gonzalez (66-175-11) 19725. 16.1 Jess Perkins (101-224-13) 19676. 15.5 Pence Dacus (66-144-7) 19517. 15.3 Luis Reyes (84-187-13) 19768. 15.3 Ron Rittimann (60-127-8) 19889. 15.2 Noe Gonzalez (53-122-11) 197310. 15.2 Bobby McBride (44-100-7) 1954

MOST PASSING YARDS/GAME (minimum 7 games)1. 283.7 Bradley George (11 games) 20092. 260.8 Barrick Nealy (12 games) 20033. 238.9 David Williams (10 games) 19954. 221.7 Bradley George (12 games) 20085. 205.4 Barrick Nealy (14 games) 20056. 194.9 Tyler Arndt (7 games) 20107. 190.8 Bradley George (11 games) 20078. 183.8 Pence Dacus (9 games) 19539. 178.1 Shaun Rutherford (12 games) 201210. 168.3 Spergon Wynn (11 games) 1998

MOST PASS RECEIVING YARDS1. 1268 Cameron Luke (73-1268) 20082. 1035 Cameron Luke (60-1035) 20073. 971 David Vela (44-971) 19814. 969 Da’Marcus Griggs (80-969) 20095. 927 Johnny Parker (58-927) 19696. 920 Da’Marcus Griggs (65-920) 20107. 820 Johnny Parker (59-820) 19708. 786 Markee White (56-786) 20059. 780 K.R. Carpenter (60-780) 200310. 749 Eric Tennessee (49-749) 1987

MOST PASS RECEPTIONS1. 80 Da’Marcus Griggs (80-969) 20092. 73 Cameron Luke (73-1268) 20083. 65 Da’Marcus Griggs (65-920) 20104. 60 Cameron Luke (60-1035) 2007 60 K.R. Carpenter (60-780) 20036. 59 Johnny Parker (59-820) 19707. 58 Johnny Parker (58-927) 19698. 56 Markee White (56-786) 20059. 51 D’Angelo Torres (51-616) 199810. 50 Vaughn Deary (50-711) 1983

MOST TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS1. 17 Cameron Luke 20082. 12 Cameron Luke 20073. 11 David Vela 19814. 8 Da’Marcus Griggs 2009 8 Billy Dunk 1978 8 Johnny Parker 19697. 7 Don Caldwell 1968 7 K.R. Carpenter 2003 7 Reynaldo Farias 196210. 6 seven players, last by Da’Marcus Griggs 2010

HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS/CATCH (minimum 10 receptions)1. 25.27 Billy Dunk (22-556) 19782. 24.50 Ken Coffey (10-245) 19843. 23.73 Tracy Smith (11-261) 19774. 23.60 Beau Robertson (10-236) 20035. 22.95 David Vela (20-459) 19806. 22.86 Billy Dunk (21-480) 1979 22.86 Courtney Lane (14-320) 19848. 22.74 John Tyson (23-523) 20039. 22.38 Robert Miller (13-291) 197410. 22.19 Mike Murphy (16-355) 1987

RECEPTIONS/GAME (minimum 8 games)1. 7.27 Da’Marcus Griggs (11 games) 20092. 5.91 Da’Marcus Griggs (11 games) 20103. 5.80 Johnny Parker (10 games) 19694. 5.62 Cameron Luke (13 games) 20085. 5.45 Cameron Luke (11 games) 20076. 5.36 Johnny Parker (11 games) 19707. 5.10 D’Angelo Torres (10 games) 19988. 5.00 K.R. Carpenter (12 games) 20039. 4.60 Antoine Harden (10 games) 200310. 4.50 Tyson Olivo (8 games) 2001



SINGLE SEASON LEADERSMOST TOTAL YARDS OFFENSE1. 3932 Barrick Nealy (522-3932) 20052. 3390 Barrick Nealy (606-3390) 20033. 3147 Bradley George (446-3147) 20094. 2734 Shaun Rutherford (467-2734) 20125. 2679 Bradley George (342-2679) 20086. 2403 Mike Miller (318-2403) 19817. 2387 David Williams (389-2387) 19958. 2180 Bradley George (413-2180) 20079. 2035 Jess Perkins (274-2035) 196710. 1968 David Longhofer (362-1968) 1984

MOST TOUCHDOWNS RESPONSIBLE FOR1. 34 Barrick Nealy 20052. 26 Bradley George 20083. 25 Mike Miller 19814. 24 Barrick Nealy 20035. 23 Bradley George 20096. 21 David Williams 1995 21 Mike Miller 19808. 20 Ron Jacoby 1982 20 Shaun Rutherford 20129. 19 David Williams 1997 19 Bradley George 2007

MOST TOTAL YARDS OFFENSE/GAME (minimum 7 games)1. 286.1 Bradley George (11 games) 20092. 282.5 Barrick Nealy (12 games) 20033. 280.9 Barrick Nealy (14 games) 20054. 238.7 David Williams (10 games) 19955. 227.8 Shaun Rutherford (12 games) 20126. 223.2 Bradley George (12 games) 20087. 218.5 Mike Miller (11 games) 19818. 203.5 Jess Perkins (10 games) 19679. 198.3 Tyler Arndt (7 games) 201010. 198.2 Bradley George (11 games) 2007

MOST TOTAL YARDS OFFENSE/PLAY (minimum 50 plays)1. 10.07 Bobby McBride (90-906) 19552. 8.38 Danny Leinneweber (55-461) 19623. 8.30 Todd Scott (64-531) 19904. 7.83 Bradley George (342-2679) 20085. 7.83 Karrington Bush (136-1065) 20086. 7.72 Rene Maldanado (146-1127) 19837. 7.57 Pence Dacus (144-1090) 19518. 7.56 Mike Miller (318-2403) 19819. 7.53 Barrick Nealy (522-3932) 200510. 7.51 Monroe Daniels (68-511) 1971

MOST ALL PURPOSE YARDS1. 2330 Karrington Bush 20082. 2264 Claude Mathis 19953. 2048 Donald Wilkerson 19944. 1851 Claude Mathis 19965. 1750 Karrington Bush 20106. 1637 Claude Mathis 19977. 1621 Karrington Bush 20078. 1610 Reggie Rivers 19909. 1512 Claude Mathis 199410. 1404 Donald Wilkerson 1993

MOST ALL PURPOSE YARDS/GAME (minimum 8 games)1. 205.8 Claude Mathis (11 games) 19952. 186.2 Donald Wilkerson (11 games) 19943. 179.2 Karrington Bush (13 games) 20084. 168.3 Claude Mathis (11 games) 19965. 161.0 Reggie Rivers (10 games) 19906. 159.1 Karrington Bush (11 games) 20107. 148.8 Claude Mathis (11 games) 19978. 147.4 Karrington Bush (11 games) 20079. 137.5 Claude Mathis (11 games) 199410. 130.2 Josh Brown (9 games) 1972

MOST POINTS SCORED1. 114 David Morrison (11 TD, 39 PAT, 3 FG) 19672. 102 Claude Mathis (17 TD) 1996 102 Cameron Luke (17 TD) 20084. 99 Andrew Ireland (57 PAT, 14 FG) 20085. 96 Donnie Williams (16 TD) 19816. 88 Stan Jones (55 PAT, 11 FG) 20057. 84 Claude Mathis (14 TD) 1997 84 Karrington Bush (14 TD) 20089. 79 Will Johnson (43 PAT, 12 FG) 201210. 78 Lee Davis (13 TD) 2002 78 Josh Brown (13 TD) 1971 78 Rex Turner (8 TD, 21 PAT, 3 FG) 1963 78 Barrick Nealy (13 TD) 2005

MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED1. 17 Claude Mathis (16 rush, 1 rcv) 1996 17 Cameron Luke (17 rcv) 20083. 16 Donnie Williams (15 rush, 1 rcv) 19814. 14 Claude Mathis (14 rush) 1997 14 Karrington Bush (11 rush, 2 rcv, 1 ret) 20086. 13 Josh Brown (13 rush) 1971 13 Lee Davis (12 rush, 1 rcv) 2002 13 Barrick Nealy (13 rush) 20059. 12 seven players, last by Marcus Curry (10 rush, 2 rcv) 2012

MOST PAT KICKS MADE1. 57 Andrew Ireland (57-59) 20082. 55 Stan Jones (55-60) 20053. 51 Neal Neunhoffer (51-52) 19814. 45 Neal Neunhoffer (45-51) 19825. 44 Terry Whitman (44-45) 19806. 43 Will Johnson (43-44) 20127. 39 David Morrison (39-39) 19678. 37 Andrew Ireland (37-37) 20079. 35 David Wuest (35-39) 197110. 34 Ross Doctoroff (34-35) 1997

PAT KICKS ATTEMPTED1. 60 Stan Jones (55-60) 20052. 59 Andrew Ireland (57-59) 20083. 52 Neal Neunhoffer (51-52) 19814. 51 Neal Neunhoffer (45-51) 19825. 45 Terry Whitman (44-45) 19806. 44 Will Johnson (43-44) 20127. 39 David Morrison (39-39) 1967 39 David Wuest (35-39) 19719. 37 Andrew Ireland (37-37) 200710. 35 Ross Doctoroff (34-35) 1997



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Will Johnson holds school record for the longest field goal in school history in 2012 after making all of his PAT kicks in 2011. He also averaged 44.02 yards on 41 punts to rank as the fifth-best average in school history.

PAT KICK PERCENTAGE (minimum 20 attempts)1. 100.0 David Morrison (39-39) 1967 100.0 Andrew Ireland (37-37) 2007 100.0 Will Johnson (33-33) 2011 100.0 Steven Dietz (32-32) 2003 100.0 Justin Garelick (24-24) 2010 100.0 Ray Whitehead (24-24) 1992 100.0 Andrew Ireland (23-23) 2006 100.0 Carl Andress (23-23) 1975 100.0 Steven Dietz (22-22) 2004 100.0 Rex Turner (21-21) 1963

MOST FIELD GOALS MADE1. 14 Andrew Ireland (14-17) 2008 14 Robbie Roberson (14-19) 19903. 13 Ray Whitehead (13-17) 1993 13 Will Johnson (13-24) 20115. 12 Matthew Wieland (12-14) 1996 12 Justin Martinez (12-17) 2001 12 Will Johnson (12-17) 2012 12 David Wuest (12-19) 19729. 11 Ray Whitehead (11-13) 1992 11 Matt Wieland (11-18) 1995 11 Stan Jones (11-19) 2005

MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED1. 24 Will Johnson (13-24) 20112. 19 Stan Jones (11-19) 2005 19 David Wuest (12-19) 1972 19 Robbie Roberson (14-19) 19905. 18 Jesse Williams (10-18) 1985 18 Matt Wieland (11-18) 19957. 17 Justin Martinez (10-17) 2000 17 Will Johnson (12-17) 2012 17 Justin Martinez (12-17) 2001 17 Mike Wuest (6-17) 1970 17 Carl Andress (5-17) 1974 17 Ray Whitehead (13-17) 1993 17 Andrew Ireland (14-17) 2008

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (minimum 10 attempts)1. 90.9 Andrew Ireland (10-11) 20062. 85.7 Matthew Wieland (12-14) 19963. 84.6 Ray Whitehead (11-13) 19924. 82.4 Andrew Ireland (14-17) 20085. 81.8 Ross Doctoroff (9-11) 19986. 80.0 Terry Whitman (8-10) 19797. 76.5 Ray Whitehead (13-17) 19938. 73.7 Robbie Roberson (14-19) 19909. 70.6 Will Johnson (12-17) 2012 70.6 Justin Martinez (12-17) 2001

MOST PUNT YARDS1. 2822 Rick Barrow (69-2822) 19982. 2807 Rick Barrow (66-2807) 19993. 2734 Mike Taylor (69-2734) 19784. 2519 David Muldoon (66-2519) 19775. 2437 Jerry Fife (69-2437) 19846. 2388 Rick Barrow (62-2388) 20007. 2358 Matthew Wieland (60-2358) 19968. 2306 Jon White (53-2306) 19659. 2302 Raymond Palmour (56-2302) 195110. 2264 Raymond Palmour (60-2264) 1950

MOST PUNT ATTEMPTS1. 69 Rick Barrow (69-2822) 1998 69 Mike Taylor (69-2734) 1978 69 Jerry Fife (69-2437) 19844. 66 David Muldoon (66-2519) 1977 66 Rick Barrow (66-2807) 19996. 62 Rick Barrow (62-2388) 20007. 60 Jeff Brandes (60-2168) 1992 60 Raymond Palmour (60-2264) 1950 60 Matthew Wieland (60-2358) 199610. 59 Charles Davis (59-1925) 1960 59 Marvin McCurry (59-2234) 2002

AVERAGE YARDS/PUNT (minimum 20 attempts)1. 46.15 Zach Robinson (26-1200) 2012 2. 45.92 Chris MacDonald (49-2250) 20073. 44.85 Paul Alsbury (39-1749) 19904. 44.57 Zach Robinson (30-1337) 20135. 44.02 Will Johnson (41-1805) 20136. 43.58 Jon White (45-1961) 19637. 43.51 Jon White (53-2306) 19658. 43.39 Chris MacDonald (46-1996) 20069. 43.35 Cory Elolf (48-2081) 200310. 42.53 Rick Barrow (66-2807) 1999




Brandon Smith set school records for highest kickoff return average and most touchdowns in a game, season and career in 2013.

MOST PUNT RETURN YARDS1. 352 Claude Mathis (20-352) 19952. 344 Mac Sauls (24-344) 19673. 287 Danny Faust (21-287) 19924. 284 Andy Erickson (20-284) 2013 284 Andy Erickson (17-284) 2012 284 Justin Vogt (29-284) 20016. 280 Da’Marcus Griggs (21-280) 20107. 244 Maurice William (27-244) 19918. 242 Mike Collins (24-242) 19899. 231 Bobby Graham (17-231) 195510. 225 Mike Collins (30-225) 1988

PUNT RETURNS1. 30 Mike Collins (30-225) 19882. 29 Justin Vogt (29-284) 20013. 28 Gary Peoples (28-183) 19824. 27 Maurice Williams (27-244) 19915. 24 Der Straughter (24-172) 2004 24 Mike Collins (24-242) 1989 24 Mac Sauls (24-344) 19678. 22 Gary Peoples (22-166) 19819. 21 Stanley Bunton (21-111) 1979 21 Da’Marcus Griggs (21-280) 2010 21 Danny Faust (21-287) 1992

PUNT RETURN TDS1. 2 Eric Cobble 19822. 1 Craig Mager 2012 1 Da’Marcus Griggs 2010 1 Melvin Webber 2005 1 Ronnie Kuhn 1978 1 Donald Miller 1994 1 A.J. Johnson 1987

AVERAGE YARDS/PUNT RETURN (minimum 10 attempts)1. 17.60 Claude Mathis (20-352) 19952. 17.00 Caddo Sanders (10-170) 19563. 16.71 Andy Erickson (17-284) 20124. 15.46 Mac Sauls (13-201) 19655. 14.33 Mac Sauls (24-344) 19676. 14.20 Andy Erickson (20-284) 20137. 13.88 Billy Sanders (16-222) 19528. 13.86 Mac Sauls (14-194) 19669. 13.67 Danny Faust (21-287) 199210. 13.59 Bobby Graham (17-231) 1955

MOST KICK RETURN YARDS1. 1055 Karrington Bush (42-1055) 20082. 932 Karrington Bush (34-932) 20103. 808 Jafus Gaines (28-808) 20124. 765 Claude Mathis (26-765) 19945, 598 Brandon Smith (20-598) 20136. 528 Derek Lopez (25-528) 20117. 506 Mishak Rivas (22-506) 20098. 476 Isaiah Battle (20-476) 20119. 466 Karrington Bush (21-466) 200710. 446 A.J. Johnson (19-446) 1988

MOST KICK RETURNS1. 42 Karrington Bush (42-1055) 20082. 34 Karrington Bush (34-932) 20103. 28 Jafus Gaines (28-808) 20124. 26 Claude Mathis (26-765) 19945. 25 Derek Lopez (25-528) 20116. 22 Mishak Rivas (22-506) 20097. 21 Karrington Bush (21-466) 20078. 20 Brandon Smith (20-598) 2013 20 Isaiah Battle (20-476) 2011 20 Donald Wilkerson (20-430) 1993 20 Billy Sanders (20-365) 1952

KICK RETURN TDS1. 2 Brandon Smith 20132. 1 Isaiah Battle 2011 1 Daren Dillard 2009 1 Karrington Bush 2008 1 A.J. Johnson 1988 1 David Smith 1975 1 Willard Dearing 1959



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SINGLE SEASON LEADERSAVERAGE YARDS/KICK RETURN (minimum 10 attempts)1. 29.90 Brandon Smith (20-598) 20132. 29.42 Claude Mathis (26-765) 19943. 28.86 Jafus Gaines (28-808) 20124. 28.08 Andy Buffington (13-365) 19695. 28.00 Willard Dearing (11-308) 19596. 27.60 Michael Gilmore (10-276) 20117. 27.41 Karrington Bush (34-932) 20108. 26.50 Dameon Williams (12-318) 20059. 26.25 William Heyward (12-315) 200410. 25.36 Paul Darby (11-279) 1976

MOST INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS1. 131 Charles Sterling (4-131) 19852. 120 Paul Phillips (4-120) 19763. 115 Max Sauls (4-115) 19644. 110 Billy Sanders (5-110) 19525. 107 Robbie Robinett (2-107) 19596. 105 Mac Sauls (8-105) 19657. 97 Pence Dacus (4-97) 19538. 95 Ken Huewitt (3-95) 19829. 92 Cyril Friday (3-92) 198310. 91 Tim Staskus (5-91) 1982

INTERCEPTIONS1. 9 Lee Lundin (9-36) 19862. 8 Mac Sauls (8-105) 1965 8 Adrian Simpson (8-72) 1983 8 Don Caldwell (8-49) 19695. 7 David Glasco (7-63) 1984 7 Ricky West (7-32) 19717. 6 Mac Sauls (6-16) 19668. 5 12 players; last by Walter Musgrove 2006

INTERCEPTION RETURN TDS1. 2 Cyril Friday 1983 2 Brad Schley 19973. 1 19 players, last by Darryl Morris 2011

FUMBLE RETURN YARDS1. 97 C.J. Carroll (2-97) 20002. 78 B. Dickinson (1-78) 20023. 72 Larry Hayden (1-72) 20034 63 Michael Ebbitt (1-63) 20115. 58 Myron Coleman (1-58) 20006. 56 Johnny McCoy (1-56) 20037. 52 Sterling Rogers (1-52) 20008. 50 Epsilon Williams (1-50) 20049. 46 Clay Weir (1-46) 2001 46 Greg Pitts (1-46) 2002

FUMBLE RETURN TDS1. 1 21 players, last by Craig Mager (44 yards) 2013

TOTAL TACKLES1. 175 Chad Coleman (70-105) 19902. 164 Ypres Thomas (96-68) 19963. 138 Brad Fulks (59-79) 19884. 133 Brad Fulks (41-92) 1987 133 Tommy Blair (84-49) 19696. 127 Greg Pitts (67-60) 2002 127 Cleve Tryon (32-95) 19908. 126 David Gaffney (61-65) 19939. 122 Cliffton Black (73-49) 199910. 120 Brian Surovik (67-53) 1995

UNASSISTED TACKLES1. 96 Ypres Thomas (96-68) 19962. 84 Tommy Blair (84-49) 19693. 75 Clarence Holt (75-34) 19694. 73 Cliffton Black (73-49) 1999 73 C.J. Carroll (73-25) 20006. 72 Sterling Rogers (72-18) 19987. 70 Chad Coleman (70-105) 19908. 69 Brian Surovik (69-49) 19979. 68 Greg Pitts (68-45) 200110. 67 Charles Burleson (67-52) 1979 67 Brian Surovik (67-53) 1995 67 Greg Pitts (67-60) 2002 67 Courtney Smith (67-50) 2008

Craig Mager returned a fumble 44 yards for a touchdown in Texas State’s win at Southern Miss in 2013.



SINGLE SEASON LEADERSASSISTED TACKLES1. 105 Chad Coleman (70-105) 19902. 95 Cleve Tryon (32-95) 19903. 92 Brad Fulks (41-92) 19874. 79 Tim Staskus (39-79) 1982 79 Brad Fulks (59-79) 19886. 76 Cyril Friday (43-76) 19827. 71 David Simmons (41-71) 20038. 68 Danny Davis (23-68) 1991 68 Ypres Thomas (96-68) 199610. 66 Greg Pitts (49-66) 1999 66 Scott Swinnea (50-66) 1994

TACKLES FOR LOSS1. 19.0 Greg Pitts (19/55) 20022. 18.0 Fred Evans (13-10/72) 20053. 17.5 Fred Evans (15-5/61) 20044. 16.0 Clenton Ballard (16/47) 2000 16.0 Sterling Rogers (16/47) 20006. 15.5 Michael Ebbitt (14-3/81) 20117. 15.0 C.J. Carroll (15-0/59) 20008. 14.0 Glenn Mangold (14-0/34) 19889. 13.0 Jeremy Castillo (11-4/37) 2005 13.0 Glenn Settles (13-0/47) 2002 13.0 C.J. Carroll (13-0/50) 1999 13.0 Cyril Friday (13-0/26) 1982

MOST SACKS1. 12.0 Cyril Friday 1982 12.0 Rod Clark 1981 12.0 Rod Clark 19824. 11.5 Michael Ebbitt 20115. 11.0 C.J. Carroll 2000 11.0 C.J. Carroll 19997. 10.0 Monte Lewis 19938. 9.5 Cyril Friday 1982 9.5 Rod Clark 198110. 9.0 John Douglass 1992 9.0 Glenn Mangold 1987 9.0 Brad Schley 1997

YARDS FROM SACKS1. 64 Michael Ebbitt (11-1/64) 20112. 56 Donald Miller (7-0/56) 19943. 51 Sterling Rogers (6-0/51) 20014. 47 Brad Schley (9-0/47) 19975. 44 Derrick Glasper (3-3/44) 2003 44 Greg Pitts (7-0/44) 20017. 43 Clint Bendele (7-1/43) 19978. 40 C. Ballard (6-1/40) 20019. 39 Travis Houston (6-1/39) 200810. 35 Fred Evans (6-1/35) 2004 35 Fred Evans (4-2/35) 2005 35 Joplo Bartu (5-1/35) 2012

MOST FUMBLES FORCED1. 7 Sterling Rogers 20012. 6 Greg Pitts 20023. 5 Jeremy Castillo 2006 5 Courtney Smith 2008 5 C.J. Carroll 2000 5 C.J. Carroll 1999 5 John Douglass 19928 4 seven players

MOST FUMBLES RECOVERED1. 7 Myron Coleman 19992. 5 Bret Floyd 19883. 4 Glenn Mangold 19874. 3 14 players, last by Travis Houston 2008

MOST PASS BREAKUPS1. 14 Kendall Jones 20002. 12 Craig Mager 2011 12 Nicholas Jack 1995 12 Bobby Watkins 19805. 11 Ken Huewitt 1982 11 Harold Watson 20037. 10 Epsilon Williams 2005 10 Delwin Manning 1992 10 Derrick Vaughn 199710. 9 Craig Mager 2013 9 Darryl Morris 2010 9 Drenard Williams 2008 9 Daniel Varvel 2007 9 Jamarqus O’Neal 2005 9 Brian McCray 1993 9 A.J. Johnson 1987 9 Billy Hall 1982

MOST QUARTERBACK HURRIES1. 22 Greg Pitts 20022. 18 Greg Pitts 20013. 16 Clenton Ballard 20014. 14 Sterling Rogers 20005. 13 Myron Coleman 20006. 12 C.J. Carroll 2000 12 Josh Tubbs 20038. 11 C.J. Carroll 19999. 9 Justin Dunk 2001 9 J. Washington 2001

MOST BLOCKED KICKS1. 2 Nato James 20042. 1 23 players, last by David Mims 2013



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CAREER LEADERSMOST RUSHING YARDS1. 4694 Claude Mathis (882-4694) 1994-972. 3205 Kevin Jurgajtis (634-3205) 1974-773. 3193 Karrington Bush (477-3193) 2006-104. 2940 Bronson Sanders (709-2940) 1998-015. 2909 Josh Brown (597-2909) 1969-726. 2511 Lee Davis (493-2511) 1999-027. 2507 Reggie Rivers (530-2507) 1987-908. 2461 Ricky Sanders (475-2461) 1980-839. 2377 Reece Morrison (469-2377) 1964-6710. 2356 Donald Wilkerson (437-2356) 1993-94

MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS1. 882 Claude Mathis (882-4694) 1994-972. 709 Bronson Sanders (709-2940) 1998-01,013. 634 Kevin Jurgajtis (634-3205) 1974-774. 597 Josh Brown (597-2909) 1969-725. 530 Reggie Rivers (530-2507) 1987-906. 493 Lee Davis (493-2511) 1999-00,00-02,027. 478 Gilbert Price (478-1575) 1988-918. 477 Eric Cobble (477-2212) 1982-85 477 Karrington Bush (477-3193) 2006-1010. 475 Ricky Sanders (475-2461) 1980-83

MOST RUSHING TDS1. 45 Claude Mathis 1994-972. 34 Josh Brown 1969-723. 33 Mike Miller 1978-814. 28 Kevin Jurgajtis 1974-77 28 Lee Davis 1999-026. 26 Donnie Williams 1979-817. 25 Eric Cobble 1982-858. 24 Karrington Bush 2006-109. 19 Ricky Sanders 1980-8310. 18 Stan Zwinggi 2004-08 18 Todd Scott 1990-91 18 Barrick Nealy 2003-05

MOST YARDS/RUSH (minimum 100 attempts)1. 6.91 Todd Scott (121-836) 1990-912. 6.69 Karrington Bush (477-3193) 2006-103. 6.36 Danny Faust (160-1017) 1990-924. 6.03 Stan Zwinggi (325-1961) 2004-085. 5.97 Willard Dearing (118-704) 19596. 5.94 Robert Lowe (172-1021) 2012-137. 5.80 Vaughn Deary (156-905) 1980-838. 5.51 Marcus Curry (240-1322) 2011-129. 5.51 Terrell Harris (283-1558) 2002-0410. 5.48 Chris Nutall (100-548) 2011-13

MOST RUSHING YARDS/GAME (minimum 20 games)1. 107.1 Donald Wilkerson (22 games) 1993-942. 106.7 Claude Mathis (44 games) 1994-973. 88.2 Josh Brown (33 games) 1969-724. 82.2 Kevin Jurgajtis (39 games) 1974-775. 81.9 Karrington Bush (39 games) 2006-106. 71.3 Donnie Williams (33 games) 1979-817. 67.9 Lee Davis (37 games) 1999-028. 62.7 Reggie Rivers (40 games) 1987-909. 62.5 Douglas Sherman (21 games) 2004-0510. 62.3 Terrell Harris (25 games) 2002-04

MOST PASS ATTEMPTS1. 1277 Bradley George (753-1277-35) 2005-092. 1018 David Williams (550-1018-52) 1994-973. 979 Barrick Nealy (532-979-32) 2003-054. 606 Spergon Wynn (334-606-19) 1998-995. 591 James Duncan (270-591-29) 1968-716. 577 Jess Perkins (240-577-30) 1964-677. 529 Mike Miller (243-529-28) 1978-818. 512 Pence Dacus (265-512-31) 1951-539. 455 Shaun Rutherford (284-455-9) 2011-1210. 439 Tyler Arndt (228-439-17) 2010-13

MOST PASS COMPLETIONS1. 753 Bradley George (753-1277-35) 2005-092. 550 David Williams (550-1018-52) 1994-973. 532 Barrick Nealy (532-979-32) 2003-054. 334 Spergon Wynn (334-606-19) 1998-995. 284 Shaun Rutherford (284-455-9) 2011-126. 270 James Duncan (270-591-29) 1968-717. 265 Pence Dacus (265-512-31) 1951-538. 243 Mike Miller (243-529-28) 1978-819. 240 Jess Perkins (240-577-30) 1964-6710. 228 Tyler Arndt (228-439-17) 2010-13

All-Sun Belt Conference running back Robert Lowe averaged 5.94 yards per carry in his first two seasons at Texas State.



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MOST PASSING YARDS1. 9556 Bradley George (753-1277-35) 2005-092. 7206 Barrick Nealy (532-979-32) 2003-053. 6677 David Williams (550-1018-52) 1994-974. 4446 Mike Miller (243-529-28) 1978-815. 3904 Pence Dacus (265-512-31) 1951-536. 3670 James Duncan (270-591-29) 1968-717. 3655 Jess Perkins (240-577-30) 1964-678. 3497 Spergon Wynn (334-606-19) 1998-999. 3364 Shaun Rutherford (284-455-9) 2011-1210. 3009 David Longhofer (219-431-25) 1982-85

MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES1. 76 Bradley George 2005-092. 52 Barrick Nealy 2003-053. 45 David Williams 1994-974. 32 Pence Dacus 1951-535. 31 Mike Miller 1978-816. 27 Shaun Rutherford 2011-127. 24 Jess Perkins 1964-67 24 Spergon Wynn 1998-999. 20 Greg Hamilton 1977-8010. 19 James Duncan 1968-71

MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED1. 52 David Williams (550-1018-52) 1994-972. 35 Bradley George (753-1277-35) 2005-093. 32 Barrick Nealy (532-979-32) 2003-054. 31 Pence Dacus (265-512-31) 1951-535. 30 Jess Perkins (240-577-30) 1964-676. 29 James Duncan (270-591-29) 1968-717. 28 Mike Miller (243-529-28) 1978-818. 25 David Longhofer (219-431-25) 1982-859. 24 Noe Gonzalez (123-308-24) 1971-73 24 Luis Reyes (107-275-24) 1975-77

BEST PASS COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (minimum 100 attempts)1. 62.4 Shaun Rutherford (284-455-9) 2011-122. 62.1 Tyler Jones (100-161-5) 20133. 59.9 Eric Turner (88-147-8) 19894. 59.0 Bradley George (753-1277-35) 2005-095. 58.3 Clint Toon (102-175-8) 2007-086. 57.9 Ron Jacoby (135-233-14) 1979-827. 55.8 Jason Griffin (86-154-5) 1998-008. 55.1 Spergon Wynn (334-606-19) 1998-999. 54.3 Barrick Nealy (532-979-32) 2003-0510. 54.2 Cody McCauley (218-402-15) 2001-02

PASS EFFICIENCY (minimum 100 attempts)1. 140.1 Shaun Rutherford (284-455-9) 2011-122. 136.0 Bradley George (753-1277-35) 2005-093. 135.9 Eric Turner (88-147-8) 19894. 133.2 Bobby McBride (96-190-9) 1954-555. 131.3 Tyler Jones (100-161-5) 20136. 127.2 Barrick Nealy (532-979-32) 2003-057. 126.4 Clint Toon (102-175-8) 2007-088. 125.3 Mike Miller (243-529-28) 1978-819. 125.2 Greg Hamilton (92-224-13) 1977-8010. 124.3 Pence Dacus (265-512-31) 1951-53

AVERAGE YARDS/PASS (minimum 100 attempts)1. 8.7 Eric Turner (88-147-8) 19892. 8.4 Mike Miller (243-529-28) 1978-813. 8.3 Bobby McBride (96-190-9) 1954-554. 7.9 Greg Hamilton (92-224-13) 1977-805. 7.6 Pence Dacus (265-512-31) 1951-536. 7.5 Bradley George (753-1277-35) 2005-097. 7.4 Shaun Rutherford (284-455-9) 2011-128. 7.4 Barrick Nealy (532-979-32) 2003-059. 7.2 Ron Rittimann (60-127-8) 1988 10. 7.2 Ron Jacoby (135-233-14) 1979-82

AVERAGE YARDS/COMPLETION (minimum 100 attempts)1. 19.2 Greg Hamilton (92-224-13) 1977-802. 18.3 Mike Miller (243-529-28) 1978-813. 16.4 Bobby McBride (96-190-9) 1954-554. 16.0 Noe Gonzalez (123-308-24) 1971-736. 15.2 Jess Perkins (240-577-30) 1964-677. 15.1 Luis Reyes (107-275-24) 1975-778. 15.1 David Haass (86-217-21) 1985-889. 14.8 Robert Manning (43-100-9) 1957-5810. 14.7 Pence Dacus (265-512-31) 1951-53

Mike Miller threw for over 4,000 yards while leading Texas State to a conference championship and the 1981 NCAA championship during his four-year career.



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CAREER LEADERSPASSING YARDS/GAME (minimum 20 games)1. 217.2 Bradley George (44 games) 2005-092. 205.9 Barrick Nealy (35 games) 2003-053. 162.9 David Williams (41 games) 1994-974. 159.0 Spergon Wynn (22 games) 1998-995. 146.3 Shaun Rutherford (23 games) 2011-126. 139.4 Pence Dacus (28 games) 1951-537. 118.9 Cody McCauley (21 games) 2001-028. 108.4 Mike Miller (41 games) 1978-819. 100.0 Tyler Arndt (26 games) 2010-1310. 93.7 Jess Perkins (20 games) 1966-67

MOST RECEIVING YARDS1. 2479 Johnny Parker (160-2479) 1969-712. 2431 Cameron Luke (142-2431) 2006-083. 2110 David Vela (101-2110) 1979-824. 1990 Da’Marcus Griggs (154-1990) 2007-105. 1586 Daren Dillard (105-1586) 2008-106. 1565 Billy Dunk (75-1565) 1977-807. 1418 Mike Murphy (72-1418) 1986-898. 1396 Eric Tennessee (105-1396) 1984-879. 1375 K.R. Carpenter (98-1375) 2003-0510. 1350 D’Angelo Torres (122-1350) 1997-99

PASS RECEPTIONS1. 160 Johnny Parker (160-2479) 1969-712. 154 Da’Marcus Griggs (154-1990) 2007-103. 142 Cameron Luke (142-2431) 2006-084. 122 D’Angelo Torres (122-1350) 1997-995. 121 Tyson Olivo (121-1229) 1998-016. 105 Daren Dillard (105-1586) 2008-10 105 Eric Tennessee (105-1396) 1984-878. 101 David Vela (101-2110) 1979-829. 100 Alvin Canady (100-883) 2005-0910. 98 K.R. Carpenter (98-1375) 2003-05

PASS RECEPTION TDS1. 32 Cameron Luke 2006-082. 19 Johnny Parker 1969-713. 17 David Vela 1979-824. 16 Daren Dillard 2008-105. 15 Billy Dunk 1977-806. 14 Da’Marcus Griggs 2007-107. 11 Terrance Hatton 1994-97 11 D’Angelo Torres 1997-99 11 Mike Murphy 1986-8910. 10 Cyril Adkins 1994-97 10 John Tyson 2003-04 10 Isaiah Battle 2011-13

AVERAGE YARDS/CATCH (minimum 50 receptions)1. 20.89 David Vela (101-2110) 1979-822. 20.87 Billy Dunk (75-1565) 1977-803. 19.69 Mike Murphy (72-1418) 1986-894. 18.60 John Tyson (50-930) 2003-045. 17.12 Cameron Luke (142-2431) 2006-086. 15.44 Johnny Parker (160-2479) 1969-717. 15.10 Daren Dillard (105-1586) 2008-108. 14.63 Markee White (67-980) 2004-059. 14.55 Cyril Adkins (76-1106) 1994-9710. 14.48 Gary Peoples (65-941) 1979-82

RECEPTIONS/GAME (minimum 20 games)1. 6.30 Da’Marcus Griggs (23 games) 2006-07,09-102. 5.16 Johnny Parker (31 games) 1969-713. 4.36 D’Angelo Torres (28 games) 1997-994. 4.18 Cameron Luke (34 games) 2006-085. 4.08 K.R. Carpenter (24 games) 2003-056. 3.35 Markee White (20 games) 2004-057. 3.18 Tyson Olivo (38 games) 1998-018. 3.00 Mishak Rivas (22 games) 2008-09 3.00 Daren Dillard (35 games) 2008-1010. 2.92 Eric Tennessee (36 games) 1984-87

TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS1. 9786 Bradley George (1479-9786) 2005-092. 8933 Barrick Nealy (1382-8933) 2003-053. 7093 David Williams (1263-7093) 1994-974. 6249 Mike Miller (952-6249) 1978-815. 5030 Jess Perkins (862-5030) 1964-676. 4694 Claude Mathis (884-4694) 1994-977. 4410 Shaun Rutherford (750-4410) 2011-128. 4247 Pence Dacus (587-4247) 1951-539. 3842 James Duncan (713-3842) 1968-7110. 3830 David Longhofer (726-3830) 1982-85

All-American Cameron Luke caught 32 touchdown passes in his career from 2006-08.



CAREER LEADERSTDS RESPONSIBLE FOR1. 79 Bradley George 2005-092. 70 Barrick Nealy 2003-053. 64 Mike Miller 1978-814. 59 David Williams 1994-975. 49 Claude Mathis 1994-976. 35 Shaun Rutherford 2011-12 35 Greg Hamilton 1977-808. 34 Josh Brown 1969-729. 32 Pence Dacus 1951-53 32 Cameron Luke 2006-08

TOTAL OFFENSE/GAME (minimum 20 games)1. 255.2 Barrick Nealy (35 games) 2003-052. 222.4 Bradley George (44 games) 2005-093. 191.7 Shaun Rutherford (23 games) 2011-124. 173.0 David Williams (41 games) 1994-975. 152.4 Mike Miller (41 games) 1978-816. 151.7 Pence Dacus (28 games) 1951-537. 147.8 Spergon Wynn (22 games) 1998-998. 129.0 Jess Perkins (39 games) 1964-679. 128.0 Cody McCauley (21 games) 2001-0210. 112.1 Tyler Arndt (20 games) 2010-12

TOTAL OFFENSE/PLAY (minimum 50 plays)1. 8.07 Bobby McBride (195-1574) 1954-552. 7.31 Michael Williams (52-380) 1992-953. 7.24 Pence Dacus (587-4247) 1951-534. 7.18 Rene Maldanado (256-1839) 1983-855. 7.08 Bob Lewis (99-701) 19596. 6.91 Todd Scott (121-836) 1990-917. 6.81 Wilbert Mitchel (208-1417) 19698. 6.73 Ron Rittimann (143-962) 19889. 6.66 Eric Turner (191-1272) 198910. 6.65 Karrington Bush (480-3193) 2006-10

ALL PURPOSE YARDS1. 7264 Claude Mathis 1994-972. 6211 Karrington Bush 2006-103. 4015 Reggie Rivers 1987-904. 3854 Bronson Sanders 1998-015. 3781 Kevin Jurgajtis 1974-776. 3452 Donald Wilkerson 1993-947. 3283 Lee Davis 1999-028. 3216 Josh Brown 1969-729. 3126 Ricky Sanders 1980-8310. 3092 Eric Cobble 1982-85

ALL PURPOSE YARDS/GAME (minimum 20 games)1. 165.1 Claude Mathis (44 games) 1994-972. 159.3 Karrington Bush (39 games) 2006-103. 156.9 Donald Wilkerson (22 games) 1993-944. 100.4 Reggie Rivers (40 games) 1987-905. 97.5 Josh Brown (33 games) 1969-726. 96.9 Kevin Jurgajtis (39 games) 1974-777. 96.0 Da’Marcus Griggs (23 games) 2006-07,09-108. 88.7 Lee Davis (37 games) 1999-029. 84.6 Jessie Davis (28 games) 1975-7710. 81.6 Johnny Parker (31 games) 1969-71

TOTAL POINTS SCORED1. 294 Claude Mathis (49 TD) 1994-972. 227 David Morrison (16 TD, 83 PAT, 16 FG) 1964-673. 219 Andrew Ireland (117 PAT, 34 FG) 2006-084. 217 Neal Neunhoffer (142 PAT, 25 FG) 1981-845. 204 Josh Brown (34 TD) 1969-726. 198 Mike Miller (33 TD) 1978-817. 192 Cameron Luke (32 TD) 2006-088. 186 Lee Davis (31 TD) 1999-029. 179 Justin Martinez (92 PAT, 29 FG) 1999-0210. 178 Ray Whitehead (70 PAT, 36 FG) 1991-94

TOUCHDOWNS SCORED1. 49 Claude Mathis (45 rush, 4 rcv) 1994-972. 34 Josh Brown (34 rush) 1969-723. 33 Mike Miller (33 rush) 1978-814. 32 Cameron Luke (32 rcv) 2006-085. 31 Lee Davis (28 rush, 3 rcv) 1999-026. 29 Donnie Williams (26 rush, 3 rcv) 1979-817. 28 Karrington Bush (24 rush, 3 rcv, 1 ret) 2006-10 28 Kevin Jurgajtis (28 rush) 1974-779. 27 Eric Cobble (25 rush, 2 ret) 1982-8510. 24 Alvin Canady (17 rush, 7 rcv) 2005-09

Karrington Bush recorded over 6,000 all-purpose yards in his career.



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CAREER LEADERSPAT KICKS MADE1. 142 Neal Neunhoffer (142-157) 1981-842. 117 Andrew Ireland (117-119) 2006-083. 112 Terry Whitman (112-127) 1977-804. 92 Justin Martinez (92-97) 1999-025. 89 Will Johnson (89-90) 2011-136. 83 David Morrison (83-86) 1964-677. 74 David Wuest (74-81) 1970-738. 70 Ray Whitehead (70-72) 1991-949. 68 Stan Jones (68-74) 2004-0510. 64 Rex Turner (64-51) 1961-63

PAT KICKS ATTEMPTED1. 157 Neal Neunhoffer (142-157) 1981-842. 127 Terry Whitman (112-127) 1977-803. 119 Andrew Ireland (117-119) 2006-084. 97 Justin Martinez (92-97) 1999-025. 90 Will Johnson (89-90) 2011-136. 86 David Morrison (83-86) 1964-677. 81 David Wuest (74-81) 1970-738. 74 Stan Jones (68-74) 2004-059. 72 Ray Whitehead (70-72) 1991-9410. 59 Ross Doctoroff (53-59) 1997-99

PAT KICK PERCENTAGE (minimum 50 attempts)1. 100.0 Steven Dietz (54-54) 2003-042. 98.9 Will Johnson (89-90) 2011-133. 98.3 Andrew Ireland (117-119) 2006-084. 97.2 Ray Whitehead (70-72) 1991-945. 97.0 Rex Turner (64-66) 1961-636. 96.5 David Morrison (83-86) 1964-677. 94.8 Justin Martinez (92-97) 1999-028. 94.7 Carl Andress (54-57) 1972-759. 92.9 Justin Garelick (52-56) 2009-1010. 91.9 Stan Jones (68-74) 2004-05

FIELD GOALS MADE1. 36 Ray Whitehead (36-45) 1991-942. 34 Andrew Ireland (34-43) 2006-083. 29 Justin Martinez (29-50) 1999-024. 25 Will Johnson (25-46) 2011-13 25 Neal Neunhoffer (25-44) 1981-846. 22 Robbie Roberson (22-35) 1990-917. 19 Terry Whitman (19-32) 1977-80 19 David Wuest (19-36) 1970-739. 16 David Morrison (16-18) 1964-67 16 Ross Doctoroff (16-22) 1997-99

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED1. 50 Justin Martinez (29-50) 1999-022. 46 Will Johnson (25-46) 2011-133. 45 Ray Whitehead (36-45) 1991-944. 44 Neal Neunhoffer (25-44) 1981-845. 43 Andrew Ireland (34-43) 2006-086. 36 David Wuest (19-36) 1970-737. 35 Robbie Roberson (22-35) 1990-918. 34 Carl Andress (11-34) 1972-759. 32 Terry Whitman (19-32) 1977-8010. 30 Mike Wuest (15-30) 1969-70 30 Steven Dietz (13-30) 2003-04

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (minimum 25 attempts)1. 80.0 Ray Whitehead (36-45) 1991-942. 79.1 Andrew Ireland (34-43) 2006-083. 62.9 Robbie Roberson (22-35) 1990-914. 59.4 Terry Whitman (19-32) 1977-805. 58.0 Justin Martinez (29-50) 1999-026. 56.8 Neal Neunhoffer (25-44) 1981-847. 54.3 Will Johnson (25-46) 2011-138. 52.8 David Wuest (19-36) 1970-739. 50.0 Mike Wuest (15-30) 1969-7010. 46.2 Kyle Matlock (12-26) 1986-87

PUNT YARDS1. 9989 Rick Barrow (250-9989) 1997-002. 8058 Mike Taylor (212-8058) 1978-813. 7923 Jeff Brandes (208-7923) 1992-954. 7641 Paul Alsbury (194-7641) 1987-905. 7366 Ben Follis (183-7366) 2008-116. 6158 Cory Elolf (147-6158) 2003-057. 5882 Jerry Fife (164-5882) 1982,84-858. 5574 Jon White (134-5574) 1963-659. 5543 Tom Soyars (142-5543) 1969-7110. 5384 Raymond Palmour (139-5384) 1950-51,54

PUNT ATTEMPTS1. 250 Rick Barrow (250-9989) 1997-002. 212 Mike Taylor (212-8058) 1978-813. 208 Jeff Brandes (208-7923) 1992-954. 194 Paul Alsbury (194-7641) 1987-905. 183 Ben Follis (183-7366) 2008-116. 164 Jerry Fife (164-5882) 1982,84-857. 147 Cory Elolf (147-6158) 2003-058. 142 Tom Soyars (142-5543) 1968-709. 139 Raymond Palmour (139-5384) 1950-51,5410. 134 Jon White (134-5574) 1963-65

PUNTS HAD BLOCKED1. 2 Ben Follis (183-7366) 2008-112. 1 Marvin McCurry (116-4444) 2001-02 1 Cory Elolf (147-6158) 2003-05

AVERAGE YARDS/PUNT (minimum 30 attempts)1. 45.30 Zach Robinson (56-2537) 2012-132. 44.69 Chri MacDonald (95-4246) 2006-073. 42.95 Will Johnson (63-2706) 2011-134. 41.89 Cory Elolf (147-6158) 2003-055. 41.60 Jon White (134-5574) 1963-656. 40.25 Ben Follis (183-7366) 2008-117. 39.96 Rick Barrow (250-9989) 1997-008. 39.39 Paul Alsbury (194-7641) 1987-909. 39.30 Matthew Wieland (60-2358) 199610. 39.04 Tom Soyars (142-5543) 1968-70



CAREER LEADERSPUNT RETURN YARDS1. 767 Andy Erickson (55-767) 2011-132. 739 Mac Sauls (51-739) 1964-673. 635 Claude Mathis (44-635) 1994-974. 577 Mike Collins (73-577) 1986-895. 472 Bobby Graham (31-472) 1953-556. 408 Gary Peoples (62-408) 1979-827. 365 M. Williams (34-365) 1991-958. 320 Mike Montgomery (44-320) 1968-709. 313 Justin Vogt (32-313) 2000-0110. 289 Louie Simmonds (31-289) 1963-65

PUNT RETURNS1. 73 Mike Collins (73-577) 1986-892. 62 Gary Peoples (62-408) 1979-823. 55 Andy Erickson (55-767) 2011-134. 51 Mac Sauls (51-739) 1964-675. 44 Claude Mathis (44-635) 1994-97 44 Mike Montgomery (44-320) 1968-707. 34 M. Williams (34-365) 1991-958. 32 Justin Vogt (32-313) 2000-019. 31 Morris Crosby (31-282) 2005-08 31 Bobby Graham (31-472) 1953-55 31 Louie Simmonds (31-289) 1963-65

PUNT RETURN TDS1. 2 Eric Cobble 1982-852. 1 Melvin Webber 2004-05 1 Donald Miller 1992-95 1 Da’Marcus Griggs 2006-10 1 Ronnie Kuhn 1977-78 1 A.J. Jonhson 1987 1 Craig Mager 2010-13

PUNT RETURN AVERAGE (minimum 25 attempts)1. 15.23 Bobby Graham (31-472) 1953-552. 14.49 Mac Sauls (51-739) 1964-673. 14.43 Claude Mathis (44-635) 1994-974. 13.95 Andy Erickson (55-767) 2011-135. 10.74 M. Williams (34-365) 1991-956. 9.78 Justin Vogt (32-313) 2000-017. 9.32 Louie Simmonds (31-289) 1963-658. 9.10 Morris Crosby (31-282) 2005-089. 7.90 Mike Collins (73-577) 1986-8910. 7.80 Jarvis Smith (30-234) 2002-03

KICK RETURN YARDS1. 2531 Karrington Bush (99-2531) 2006-102. 1191 Claude Mathis (45-1191) 1994-973. 920 Reggie Rivers (46-920) 1987-904. 836 Jafus Gaines (29-836) 2011-135. 757 Donald Wilkerson (35-757) 1993-946. 747 Stan Zwinggi (32-747) 2004-087. 715 A.J Johnson (31-715) 1986-888. 690 Isaiah Battle (32-690) 2011-139. 598 Brandon Smith (20-598) 2012-1310. 597 Gary Peoples (29-597) 1979-82

KICK RETURNS1. 99 Karrington Bush (99-2531) 2006-102. 46 Reggie Rivers (46-920) 1987-903. 45 Claude Mathis (45-1191) 1994-974. 35 Morris Crosby (35-594) 2005-08 35 Donald Wilkerson (35-757) 1993-946. 32 Stan Zwinggi (32-747) 2004-08 32 Isaiah Battle (32-690) 2011-13 32 Aaron Allen (32-583) 1994-979. 31 A.J Johnson (31-715) 1986-8810. 30 Kevin Jurgajtis (30-482) 1974-77

KICK RETURN TDS1. 2 Brandon Smith 2012-132. 1 Isaiah Battle 2011-13 1 Karrington Bush 2006-10 1 Daren Dillard 2008-10 1 A.J Johnson 1986-88 1 David Smith 1974-77 1 Willard Dearing 1959

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KICK RETURN AVERAGE (minimum 25 attempts)1. 28.83 Jafus Gaines (29-836) 2011-132. 26.47 Claude Mathis (45-1191) 1994-973. 25.57 Karrington Bush (99-2531) 2006-104. 23.34 Stan Zwinggi (32-747) 2004-085. 23.06 A.J Johnson (31-715) 1986,886. 21.63 Donald Wilkerson (35-757) 1993-947. 21.56 Isaiah Battle (32-690) 2011-128. 21.12 Derek Lopez (25-528) 2008-119. 20.59 Gary Peoples (29-597) 1979-8210. 20.00 William Heyward (25-500) 2001-04 20.00 Reggie Rivers (46-920) 1987-90

INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS1. 236 Mac Sauls (25-236) 1964-672. 131 Charles Sterling (4-131) 1984-85 131 Marcus Clark (6-131) 2007-104. 128 Bobby Watkins (8-128) 1979-80 128 Tim Staskus (8-128) 1981-836. 122 Paul Phillips (6-122) 1973-767. 117 Darrell Johnson (6-117) 1975-788. 110 Billy Sanders (5-110) 19529. 107 Robbie Robinett (2-107) 195910. 106 Ken Huewitt (8-106) 1980-83 106 David Glasco (17-106) 1982-84

INTERCEPTIONS1. 25 Mac Sauls (25-236) 1964-672. 17 David Glasco (17-106) 1982-843. 11 Adrian Simpson (11-72) 1980-83 11 Ricky West (11-67) 1968,715. 10 Keith Frase (10-102) 1975-78 10 Bobby McBride (10-92) 1954-55 10 Don Caldwell (10-73) 1968-70 10 Leon Savage (10-65) 1973-769. 9 Ronnie Kuhn (9-44) 1977-78 9 Lee Lundin (9-36) 1983-86 9 Aaron Randow (9-22) 1971-73

INTERCEPTION RETURN TDS1. 3 Tim Staskus 1981-832. 2 Cyril Friday 1981-83 2 Brad Schley 1997-984. 1 19 players, last by Justin Iwuji 2010-13

FUMBLE RETURN YARDS1. 182 CJ Carroll (3-182) 1997-002. 78 B. Dickinson (1-78) 2001-023. 74 S. Rogers (3-74) 1998-014. 72 Larry Hayden (1-72) 2003-055. 63 Michael Ebbitt (1-63) 20116. 58 Myron Coleman (2-58) 1998-017. 56 Johnny McCoy (1-56) 20038. 50 Epsil Williams (0-50) 2003-069. 46 Clay Weir (1-46) 2001-02 46 Greg Pitts (1-46) 1999-02

FUMBLE RETURNS1. 3 CJ Carroll (3-182) 1997-00 3 S. Rogers (3-74) 1998-01 3 Jerem Castillo (3-24) 2003-064. 2 Myron Coleman (2-58) 1998-01 2 Jamarqu O’Neal (2-33) 2005-06 2 Kenyon Leno (2-13) 2001-047. 1 19 players, last by Craig Mager (1-44) 2010-13

FUMBLE RETURN TOUCHDOWNS1. 2 Sterling Rogers 1998-01 2 Myron Coleman 1998-013. 1 17 players , last by Craig Mager (1-44) 2011-13

TOTAL TACKLES1. 447 Greg Pitts (235-212) 1999-022. 441 Brad Fulks (200-241) 1985-883. 389 Shawn Woods (171-218) 1984-874. 388 Myron Coleman (220-168) 1998-015. 362 Cyril Friday (177-185) 1980-836. 361 Cliffton Black (209-152) 1995-997. 335 Sterling Rogers (248-87) 1998-018. 322 Glenn Mangold (141-181) 1986-899. 320 Jeremy Castillo (138-182) 2003-0610. 315 Marcus Clark (154-161) 2007-10

UNASSISTED TACKLES1. 248 Sterling Rogers (248-87) 1998-012. 235 Greg Pitts (235-212) 1999-023. 220 Myron Coleman (220-168) 1998-014. 209 Cliffton Black (209-152) 1995-995. 200 Brad Fulks (200-241) 1985-886. 195 C.J. Carroll (195-56) 1997-007. 177 Cyril Friday (177-185) 1980-838. 171 Shawn Woods (171-218) 1984-879. 162 Darryl Morris (162-61) 2008-1210. 154 Marcus Clark (154-161) 2007-10

ASSISTED TACKLES1. 241 Brad Fulks (200-241) 1985-882. 218 Shawn Woods (171-218) 1984-873. 212 Greg Pitts (235-212) 1999-024. 185 Cyril Friday (177-185) 1980-835. 182 Jeremy Castillo (138-182) 2003-066. 181 Glenn Mangold (141-181) 1986-897. 168 Myron Coleman (220-168) 1998-018. 166 Rod Woodard (124-166) 1989-919. 161 Marcus Clark (154-161) 2007-1010. 159 Tim Staskus (110-159) 1981-83

TACKLES FOR LOSS1. 46.0 Sterling Rogers (46-0/117) 1998-012. 44.0 Greg Pitts (44-0/165) 1999-023. 39.0 Jeremy Castillo (29-20/164) 2003-064. 38.0 C.J. Carroll (38-0/81) 1997-00 38.0 Glenn Mangold (38-0/33) 1986-896. 36.0 Mike Langford (30-12/81) 1980-827. 35.5 Fred Evans (28-15/133) 2004-058. 32.0 Cyril Friday (32-0/75) 1980-83 32.0 Clenton Ballard (32-0/78) 1998-0110. 27.5 Travis Houston (20-15/102) 2006-09

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SACKS1. 32.0 C.J. Carroll (32-0/146) 1997-002. 27.5 Rod Clark (25-5/0) 1981-833. 24.5 Cyril Friday (21-7/0) 1980-834. 23.5 Greg Pitts (23-1/162) 1999-025. 22.5 Monte Lewis (22-1/-51) 1991-946. 21.5 Glenn Mangold (21-1/0) 1986-897. 16.0 Mike Langford (16-0/0) 1980-828. 13.5 Clint Bendele (12-3/32) 1996-999. 13.0 Ben McClellan (12-2/-12) 1998-9910. 12.5 Brad Schley (12-1/31) 1997-98

FUMBLES FORCED1. 17 Sterling Rogers 1998-012. 13 Greg Pitts 1999-023. 9 Jeremy Castillo 2003-06 9 Rod Woodard 1989-915. 8 Rod Clark 1981-836. 7 C.J. Carroll 1997-00 7 Shawn Woods 1984-87 7 Cyril Friday 1980-83 7 Chad Coleman 1989-9010. 6 T Carrington 1991-92 6 Victor Carr 1991-93 6 Jeff Brown 2002-05 6 Cliffton Black 1995-99 6 Courtney Smith 2004-08 6 John Douglass 1991-92

FUMBLES RECOVERED1. 13 Myron Coleman 1998-012. 10 Jeremy Castillo 2003-063. 8 Brad Fulks 1985-88,88 8 Cyril Friday 1980-835. 7 Greg Pitts 1999-02 7 C.J. Carroll 1997-00 7 Glenn Mangold 1986-898. 5 Bret Floyd 1987-88 5 Arnold Baker 1984-85,87 5 Sterling Rogers 1998-01 5 William Welch 1996-97 5 Tim Staskus 1981-83 5 Craig Hemphill 1991-92 5 Kenyon Leno 2001-04 5 Joplo Bartu 2008-12 5 Clenton Ballard 1998-01

PASS BREAKUPS1. 29 Craig Mager 2010-132. 26 Kendall Jones 1998 -01 26 Darryl Morris 2008-124. 25 Epsil Williams 2003-06 25 Nicolas Jack 1994-966. 24 Rod Woodard 1989-917. 21 Sterling Rogers 1998-018. 20 Brian McCray 1991-939. 19 Kenyon Leno 2001-0410. 18 Xavier Daniels 2009-13

QUARTERBACK HURRIES1. 55 Greg Pitts 1999-022. 30 Myron Coleman 1998-013. 29 Sterling Rogers 1998-014. 27 Josh Tubbs 2001-035. 26 Clenton Ballard 1998-016. 23 C.J. Carroll 1997-007. 18 Marcus Clark 2007-10 18 Travis Houston 2006-099. 14 Jason Waskington 1998-0110. 13 Nate Langford 2004-07

BLOCKED KICKS1. 2 Nato James 2001-04 2 Morris Brothers 2004-053. 1 David Mims 2012-13 1 Blake McColloch 2010-13 1 Tyler Chase 2011-12 1 Jamiell Turner 2004-05 1 Matt Harris 2008-11 1 Joplo Bartu 2008-12 1 Derek Lopez 2008-11 1 Marcus Clark 2007-10 1 Leon Woolsey 2007-10 1 Jammar Crane 2006-07 1 Dan Dolce 2003-04 1 John Wood 2003 1 Travis Upshaw 2002-05 1 Clay Weir 2001-02 1 Bernard Jackson 2000 1 Clenton Ballard 1998-01 1 C.J. Carroll 1997-00 1 Cliffton Black 1995-99 1 Todd Siebert 1993-94 1 Vincente Reid 1991-93

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INDIVIDUAL YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSRUSHING LEADERSYear Player GP Att. Yds. G/Avg.1950 Lawrence Weber 9 35 212 23.61951 Leo Chafin 10 149 736 73.61952 Ed Schmeltekopf 9 121 767 85.21953 Ed Schmeltekopf 7 79 355 50.71954 Ed Schmeltekopf 8 83 361 45.11955 Bobby Gibbens 9 135 564 62.71956 Keith Hoffmann 9 99 436 48.41957 Walter Schulle 9 118 432 48.01958 David Baker 8 78 306 38.31959 Willard Dearing 9 118 704 78.21960 Gibbs Franki 10 96 429 42.91961 Gibbs Franki 10 142 491 49.11962 Dee White 10 98 707 70.71963 Rex Turner 10 99 558 55.81964 Reynaldo Farias 6 87 439 73.21965 Reece Morrison 10 163 919 91.91966 Reece Morrison 10 121 611 61.11967 Reece Morrison 10 88 414 41.41968 Richard Bailey 8 186 470 58.81969 Andy Buffington 10 148 595 59.51970 Josh Brown 10 215 945 94.51971 Josh Brown 10 166 892 89.21972 Josh Brown 9 205 1011 112.31973 Walter Hartfield 9 155 704 78.21974 Kevin Jurgajtis 10 138 726 72.61975 Jesse Davis 9 112 731 81.21976 Kevin Jurgajtis 10 184 877 87.71977 Kevin Jurgajtis 9 178 869 96.61978 Paul Derby 10 177 909 90.91979 Donnie Williams 11 146 720 65.51980 Donnie Williams 11 148 742 67.51981 Donnie Williams 11 161 891 81.01982 Ricky Sanders 11 151 878 79.81983 Ricky Sanders 10 141 665 66.51984 Eric Cobble 10 118 470 47.01985 Eric Cobble 11 153 729 66.31986 Roy Jackson 11 202 1187 107.91987 Roy Jackson 9 111 450 50.01988 Bill Jones 11 207 876 79.61989 Reggie Rivers 11 136 659 59.91990 Reggie Rivers 10 215 1145 114.51991 Gilbert Price 11 244 837 76.11992 John Hygh 11 186 638 58.01993 Donald Wilkerson 11 135 787 71.51994 Donald Wilkerson 11 302 1569 142.61995 Claude Mathis 11 244 1289 116.91996 Claude Mathis 11 294 1593 144.81997 Claude Mathis 11 311 1595 145.01998 ReShawn Brown 11 162 710 64.51999 Bronson Sanders 11 237 1004 91.32000 Lee Davis 10 162 825 82.52001 Bronson Sanders 9 205 953 105.92002 Lee Davis 10 173 788 78.82003 Terrell Harris 11 139 780 70.92004 Douglas Sherman 11 128 622 56.52005 Barrick Nealy 14 159 1057 75.52006 Stan Zwinggi 11 131 735 68.82007 Karrington Bush 11 137 1039 94.52008 Karrington Bush 13 136 1065 81.92009 Alvin Canady 10 128 546 49.62010 Karrington Bush 11 145 704 64.0

Year Player GP Att. Yds. G/Avg.2011 Terrence Franks 12 146 863 71.92012 Marcus Curry 11 113 685 62.32013 Robert Lowe 12 164 945 78.8

PASSING LEADERSYear Player GP Att. Com. Int. Pct. Yds. TDs1950 Joe Farris 9 145 58 10 .400 744 71951 Pence Dacus 10 144 66 7 .458 1022 121952 Pence Dacus 9 161 86 14 .534 1228 91953 Pence Dacus 9 207 113 10 .546 1654 111954 Bobby McBride 10 100 44 7 .440 668 41955 Bobby McBride 7 90 52 2 .578 906 91956 Alvin Woods 9 62 24 9 .378 425 51957 Alvin Woods 9 87 39 8 .448 465 41958 Robert Manning 10 100 43 9 .430 635 41959 Bob Lewis 9 99 46 8 .465 701 51960 Dee White 10 71 21 0 .296 252 01961 Dee White 10 80 28 11 .350 364 31962 Danny Leinnweber 10 55 26 5 .473 461 81963 Danny Leinnweber 10 185 95 6 .514 1134 61964 Jesse Perkins 9 60 30 1 .500 584 41965 Jesse Perkins 10 132 43 8 .326 542 11966 Jesse Perkins 10 161 66 8 .410 904 61967 Jesse Perkins 10 224 101 13 .451 1625 131968 Cliff Mitchell 10 177 79 10 .446 1285 81969 Cliff Mitchell 10 208 98 10 .471 1387 101970 Jim Duncan 11 275 134 10 .487 1779 91971 Jim Duncan 10 213 98 12 .460 1442 61972 Noe Gonzales 10 175 66 11 .377 1110 61973 Noe Gonzales 8 122 53 11 .434 806 41974 Gary Frank 8 70 27 7 .386 477 31975 Gary Frank 10 61 20 6 .328 209 11976 Luis Reyes 10 187 84 13 .449 1289 71977 Greg Hamilton 9 67 33 2 .493 702 91978 Mike Miller 9 72 27 3 .375 517 41979 Mike Miller 9 103 40 5 .388 717 31980 Mike Miller 11 148 76 10 .514 1375 101981 Mike Miller 11 206 100 10 .485 1837 141982 Ron Jacoby 11 181 100 11 .553 1326 81983 Rene Maldonado 10 146 82 9 .562 1127 41984 David Longhofer 11 224 107 10 .478 1613 71985 David Longhofer 10 137 69 11 .504 784 11986 David Haass 10 113 47 7 .416 589 21987 Ron Rittimann 11 268 122 11 .455 1756 121988 Ron Rittimann 5 127 60 8 .472 917 71989 Eric Turner 8 147 88 8 .599 1286 61990 Gilbert Price 11 89 45 2 .506 661 41991 Gilbert Price 11 147 78 5 .531 954 51992 John Hygh 11 146 72 8 .493 876 71993 John Hygh 10 107 48 11 .449 506 21994 David Williams 9 174 99 10 .569 1146 101995 David Williams 10 348 186 13 .535 2389 181996 David Williams 11 241 111 18 .461 1383 61997 David Williams 11 255 154 11 .604 1759 111998 Spergon Wynn 11 284 173 6 .609 1851 101999 Spergon Wynn 11 323 161 13 .498 1646 142000 Jason Griffin 11 135 78 5 .578 934 82001 Cody McCauley 11 250 130 9 .520 1438 82002 Cody McCauley 11 168 102 4 .607 1223 92003 Barrick Nealy 12 473 240 17 .507 3129 22004 Barrick Nealy 9 143 84 6 .587 1202 102005 Barrick Nealy 14 363 208 9 .573 2875 21



INDIVIDUAL YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSYear Player GP Att. Com. Int. Pct. Yds. TDs2006 Bradley George 10 233 124 10 .532 1676 112007 Bradley George 11 334 190 8 .569 2099 162008 Bradley George 13 301 181 6 .601 2660 262009 Bradley George 11 409 258 11 .631 3121 232010 Tyler Arndt 7 192 106 7 .552 1364 92011 Shaun Rutherford 11 156 91 4 .583 1227 122012 Shaun Rutherford 12 299 193 5 .645 2137 152013 Tyler Jones 8 161 100 5 .621 1130 8

TOTAL OFFENSE LEADERSYear Player GP Rush Pass Total Avg.1950 Joe Farris 9 78 744 822 91.31951 Pence Dacus 10 68 1022 1090 109.01952 Pence Dacus 9 184 1228 1412 156.91953 Pence Dacus 9 91 1654 1745 193.91954 Bobby McBride 10 76 668 744 74.41955 Bobby McBride 7 109 906 1015 145.01956 Alvin Woods 8 37 424 461 57.61957 Alvin Woods 9 5 465 470 52.21958 Robert Manning 10 -3 635 632 63.21959 Bob Lewis 9 -33 691 658 73.11960 Gibbs Franki 10 429 0 429 42.91961 Dee White 10 412 364 776 77.61962 Dee White 10 707 323 1030 103.01963 Danny Leinnweber 10 43 1134 1177 117.71964 Jesse Perkins 10 245 584 829 92.11965 Reece Morrison 10 919 0 919 91.91966 Jesse Perkins 10 381 904 1285 128.51967 Jesse Perkins 10 410 1625 2035 203.51968 Cliff Mitchell 10 185 1285 1470 147.01969 Cliff Mitchell 10 -54 1387 1333 133.31970 Jim Duncan 11 114 1779 1893 172.11971 Jim Duncan 10 0 1442 1442 144.21972 Noe Gonzales 10 452 1110 1562 156.21973 Noe Gonzales 8 411 806 1217 152.11974 Gary Frank 8 207 477 684 85.51975 Jesse Davis 9 731 9 740 82.21976 Luis Reyes 10 15 1289 1304 130.41977 Greg Hamilton 8 148 702 850 106.31978 Mike Miller 8 375 517 892 111.51979 Mike Miller 11 358 717 1075 97.71980 Mike Miller 11 504 1375 1879 170.81981 Mike Miller 11 566 1837 2403 218.51982 Ron Jacoby 11 579 1326 1905 173.21983 Rene Maldonado 10 66 1127 1193 119.31984 David Longhofer 11 355 1613 1968 178.91985 David Longhofer 10 237 784 1021 102.11986 Roy Jackson 11 1187 0 1187 107.91987 Ron Rittimann 11 -61 1756 1695 154.11988 Ron Rittimann 5 45 917 962 192.41989 Eric Turner 8 -14 1286 1272 159.01990 Gilbert Price 11 738 661 1399 127.21991 Gilbert Price 11 837 954 1791 162.81992 John Hygh 11 638 876 1514 137.61993 John Hygh 10 514 506 1020 102.01994 Donald Wilkerson 11 1569 0 1569 142.61995 David Williams 10 -2 2389 2387 238.71996 Claude Mathis 11 1593 0 1593 144.81997 David Williams 11 171 1759 1930 175.51998 Spergon Wynn 11 -196 1851 1655 150.51999 Spergon Wynn 11 -49 1646 1597 145.22000 Jason Griffin 11 -14 934 920 83.6

Year Player GP Rush Pass Total Avg.2001 Cody McCauley 11 133 1438 1571 142.82002 Cody McCauley 11 79 1223 1302 118.42003 Barrick Nealy 12 261 3129 3390 282.52004 Barrick Nealy 9 409 1202 1611 179.02005 Barrick Nealy 14 1057 2875 3932 280.92006 Bradley George 10 104 1676 1780 178.02007 Bradley George 11 81 2099 2180 198.22008 Bradley George 13 19 2660 2679 223.2 2009 Bradley George 11 26 3121 3147 286.12010 Tyler Arndt 7 24 1364 1388 198.32011 Shaun Rutherford 11 449 1227 1676 152.42012 Shaun Rutherford 12 467 597 2137 227.82013 Tyler Jones 8 257 1130 1387 173.4

PASS RECEIVING LEADERSYear Player GP Rec. Yds. TDs1950 Wallace Reicherzer 9 20 254 31951 Mac Peoples 10 21 320 41952 John Weder 9 34 475 21953 James Prewitt 9 35 586 21954 Bobby Graham 10 13 204 11955 Bobby Graham 9 21 350 31956 Charlie Hall 8 12 196 31957 Hillyer Ward 10 13 245 11958 Hillyer Ward 10 15 291 11959 Don Hardin 10 20 380 11960 Don Hardin 10 8 118 01961 Celestino Avila 10 13 166 31962 Reynaldo Farias 10 21 306 71963 Jerry Cole 10 31 429 11964 Jerry Cole 9 15 242 31965 Louie Simmonds 10 16 200 01966 David Morrison 10 17 369 21967 Cliff Mitchell 10 37 623 61968 Don Caldwell 10 30 531 01969 Johnny Parker 9 58 927 81970 Johnny Parker 11 59 820 61971 Johnny Parker 10 43 723 51972 Ben Scharnberg 10 20 354 21973 Robert Watson 10 24 320 31974 Robert Miller 9 13 291 11975 Robert Miller 10 5 125 11976 Randy Knox 10 25 298 31977 Jesse Davis 9 14 287 31978 Billy Dunk 10 22 556 81979 Billy Dunk 11 21 480 31980 Billy Dunk 11 32 529 41981 David Vela 11 44 971 111982 David Vela 11 34 580 11983 Vaughn Deary 10 50 711 41984 Kevin Mickets 11 22 336 21985 Courtney Lane 10 21 374 3 Patrick Franklin 11 21 271 01986 Eric Tennessee 11 38 480 11987 Eric Tennessee 10 49 749 41988 A.J. Johnson 8 26 459 41989 Mike Murphy 11 33 595 31990 Robert Gasca 11 11 222 21991 Todd Scott 11 23 261 01992 Scott Moore 11 19 219 21993 Clint Owen 11 14 187 01994 Claude Mathis 11 33 307 2



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INDIVIDUAL YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSYear Player GP Rec. Yds. TDs1995 Aaron Allen 11 44 544 21996 Aaron Allen 11 27 280 11997 D’Angelo Torres 10 41 474 21998 D’Angelo Torres 10 51 616 61999 Marvin Giddings 11 31 289 22000 Tyson Olivo 11 43 515 02001 Tyson Olivo 8 36 464 32002 Lee Davis 10 17 195 22003 K.R. Carpenter 12 60 780 72004 John Tyson 11 27 407 62005 Markee White 13 56 786 52006 Chase Wasson 11 27 380 32007 Cameron Luke 11 60 1,035 122008 Cameron Luke 13 73 1,268 172009 Da’Marcus Griggs 11 80 969 82010 Da’Marcus Griggs 11 65 920 62011 Darius Bolden 12 30 473 22012 Andy Erickson 11 39 482 32013 Andy Erickson 12 27 273 0

SCORING LEADERSYear Player TD 1PT 2PT FG TP1950 Melvin Selph - - - - 351951 E.W. Swindler 8 0 0 0 481952 Ed Schmeltekopf 10 0 0 0 60 Leo Chafin 10 0 0 0 601953 Donald Robertson 7 0 0 0 421954 Bobby McBride 5 0 0 0 301955 Bobby Graham 9 17 0 0 711956 Caddo Sanders 4 4 0 0 281957 Walter Schulle 4 10 0 0 341958 Walter Schulle 3 0 1 0 201959 Willard Dearing 6 0 1 0 381960 Dee White 3 0 0 0 181961 Gibbs Franki 5 0 0 0 30 Rex Turner 2 15 0 1 301962 Rex Turner 5 28 0 0 581963 Rex Turner 8 21 0 3 781964 Joe Bednarski 8 0 0 0 481965 Reece Morrison 11 0 0 0 661966 David Morrison 3 17 0 8 591967 David Morrison 11 39 0 3 1141968 Don Caldwell 8 0 0 0 48 Cliff Mitchell 8 0 0 0 481969 Johnny Parker 8 0 2 0 521970 Josh Brown 12 0 0 0 721971 Josh Brown 13 0 0 0 781972 David Wuest 0 21 0 12 571973 Walter Hartsfield 6 0 0 0 361974 Kevin Jurgajtis 9 0 0 0 541975 Gary Frank 8 0 0 0 481976 Kevin Jurgajtis 11 0 0 0 661977 Jesse Davis 5 0 0 0 30 Terry Whitman 0 18 0 4 301978 Billy Dunk 8 0 0 0 481979 Mike Miller 9 0 0 0 541980 Mike Miller 11 0 0 0 661981 Donnie Williams 16 0 0 0 961982 Ron Jacoby 12 0 0 0 721983 Ricky Sanders 10 0 0 0 601984 Neal Neunhoffer 0 22 0 8 461985 Jesse Williams 0 21 0 10 51

Year Player TD 1PT 2PT FG TP1986 Roy Jackson 10 0 0 0 601987 Kyle Matlock 0 21 0 5 361988 Bill Jones 10 0 0 0 601989 Jason Howes 0 20 0 13 591990 Robbie Roberson 0 14 0 14 561991 Todd Scott 12 0 0 0 721992 Ray Whitehead 0 24 0 11 571993 Ray Whitehead 0 15 0 13 541994 Donald Wilkerson 9 0 0 0 541995 Claude Mathis 12 0 0 0 721996 Claude Mathis 17 0 0 0 1021997 Claude Mathis 14 0 0 0 841998 Ross Doctoroff 0 17 0 9 441999 Justin Martinez 0 23 0 6 412000 Justin Martinez 0 26 0 10 562001 Justin Martinez 0 17 0 12 532002 Lee Davis 14 0 0 0 842003 Steven Dietz 0 7 0 32 532004 Terrell Harris 7 0 0 0 422005 Stan Jones 0 11 0 55 882006 Andrew Ireland 0 10 0 23 532007 Cameron Luke 12 0 0 0 722008 Cameron Luke 17 0 0 0 1022009 Alvin Canady 10 0 0 0 602010 Da’Marcus Griggs 8 0 0 0 482011 Will Johnson 0 33 0 33 722012 Will Johnson 0 43 0 12 792013 Robert Lowe 10 0 0 0 60

PUNTING LEADERSYear Player No. Yds. Avg.1950 Raymond Palmour 60 2,264 37.71951 Raymond Palmour 56 2,302 41.11952 Eugene Kosarek 16 611 38.21953 Keith Hoffmann 12 483 40.31954 Raymond Palmour 23 818 35.61955 Jerry Hopkins 25 884 35.41956 Keith Hoffmann 32 1,126 35.21957 Robert Manning 12 432 36.01958 David Baker 41 1,425 34.81959 Alvin Ringo 34 1,222 35.91960 Charles Davis 59 1,925 32.61961 Rex Turner 43 1,454 33.81962 Rex Turner 44 1,357 30.81963 Jon White 45 1,961 43.61964 Jon White 36 1,307 36.31965 Jon White 52 2,320 44.61966 Jon White 53 2,306 43.51967 Bill Overall 37 1,448 39.11968 Tom Soyars 41 1,534 37.41969 Tom Soyars 53 2,135 40.31970 Tom Soyars 48 1,874 39.01971 Tom Soyars 49 1,765 36.01972 Steve Meeks 54 2,128 39.41973 Steve Meeks 48 1,827 38.11974 Steve Meeks 47 1,701 36.21975 Leland Bolen 48 1,827 38.11976 Leland Bolen 25 900 36.01977 David Muldoon 66 2,519 38.21978 Mike Taylor 69 2,734 39.61979 Mike Taylor 42 1,459 34.71980 Mike Taylor 54 2,113 39.1



INDIVIDUAL YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSYear Player No. Yds. Avg.1981 Mike Taylor 47 1,752 37.31982 Jerry Fife 53 1,874 35.41983 Jerry Fife 53 2,107 39.81984 Jerry Fife 69 2,437 35.31985 Jerry Fife 42 1,571 37.41986 David Haass 48 1,764 36.81987 David Haass 24 844 35.21988 Paul Alsbury 56 2,103 37.61989 Paul Alsbury 52 2,154 41.41990 Paul Alsbury 39 1,749 44.91991 Greg Pagel 45 1,632 36.31992 Jeff Brandes 60 2,168 36.11993 Jeff Brandes 49 1,893 38.61994 Jeff Brandes 46 1,822 39.61995 Jeff Brandes 53 2,040 38.51996 Matt Wieland 60 2,350 39.31997 Rick Barrow 53 1,972 37.31998 Rick Barrow 69 2,822 40.91999 Rick Barrow 66 2,807 42.52000 Rick Barrow 62 2,338 38.52001 Marvin McCurry 57 2,210 38.82002 Marvin McCurry 66 2,501 37.92003 Cory Elolf 48 2,081 43.42004 Cory Elolf 54 2,261 41.92005 Cory Elolf 45 1,816 40.42006 Chris MacDonald 46 1,996 43.42007 Chris MacDonald 49 2,250 45.92008 Ben Follis 42 1,607 38.32009 Ben Follis 39 1,531 39.32010 Ben Follis 49 2,039 41.62011 Ben Follis 53 2,189 41.32012 Zach Robinson 26 1,200 46.22013 Will Johnson 41 1,805 44.0

PUNT RETURN LEADERSYear Player No. Yds. Avg. TD1952 Bill Sanders 16 222 13.9 01953 Leon Sefton 5 88 17.6 01954 Bobby Graham 8 89 11.1 01955 Bobby Graham 17 231 13.6 01956 Caddo Sanders 10 170 17.0 01957 Eddie Lankford 4 89 22.3 01958 Hillyer Ward 15 174 11.6 01959 Willard Dearing 9 62 6.9 01961 Dee White 12 89 7.4 01962 Roddy Bagley 10 53 5.3 01963 Louie Simmonds 20 194 9.7 01964 Louie Simmonds 11 95 8.6 01965 Mac Sauls 13 201 15.5 01966 Mac Sauls 14 194 13.9 01967 Mac Sauls 24 344 14.3 01968 Mike Montgomery 20 148 7.4 01969 Mike Montgomery 6 55 9.2 01970 Floyd Campbell 14 336 24.0 01971 Ricky West 14 94 6.7 01972 Jim Stienke 11 66 6.0 01973 Ben Scharnberg 20 126 6.3 01974 Kyle Bolen 12 78 6.5 01975 Darrell Johnson 8 78 9.8 01976 Darrell Johnson 8 56 7.0 01977 Adrian Edwards 12 95 7.9 01978 Darrell Johnson 11 73 6.6 0

Year Player No. Yds. Avg. TD1979 Stanley Bunton 21 111 5.3 01980 Gary Peoples 12 59 4.9 01981 Gary Peoples 22 166 7.5 01982 Gary Peoples 28 183 6.5 01983 Ricky Sanders 14 166 11.9 01984 Eric Cobble 9 51 5.7 01985 A.J. Johnson 10 51 5.1 01986 Mike Collins 10 40 4.0 01987 A.J. Johnson 9 111 12.3 11988 Mike Collins 30 225 7.5 01989 Mike Collins 24 242 10.1 11990 Warren Stewart 17 141 8.3 01991 Maurice Williams 27 244 9.0 01992 Maurice Williams 7 121 17.3 01993 Donald Wilkerson 17 62 3.7 01994 Claude Mathis 17 223 13.1 01995 Claude Mathis 20 352 17.6 01996 Aaron Allen 3 45 15.0 01997 William Welch 3 21 7.0 01998 Darrick Vaughn 12 58 4.8 01999 Darrick Vaughn 8 116 14.5 12000 Bronson Sanders 14 90 6.4 02001 Justin Vogt 29 284 9.8 02002 Jarvis Smith 13 151 11.6 12003 Jarvis Smith 19 114 6.0 02004 Derwin Straughter 24 172 7.2 02005 Morris Crosby 17 203 11.9 02006 Morris Crosby 13 78 6.0 02007 Will Thompson 9 82 9.1 02008 Drenard Williams 6 19 3.2 02009 Will Thompson 9 59 6.6 02010 Da’Marcus Griggs 21 280 13.3 12011 Andy Erickson 18 199 11.1 02012 Andy Erickson 17 284 16.7 02013 Andy Erickson 20 284 14.2 0

KICKOFF RETURN LEADERSYear Player No. Yds. Avg. TD1952 Billy Sanders 20 365 18.3 01953 Bobby Graham 6 152 25.3 01954 Bobby Graham 5 149 29.8 01955 Bobby Graham 7 123 17.6 01956 Caddo Sanders 9 172 19.1 01957 Eddie Lankford 7 214 30.6 01958 Hillyer Ward 13 247 19.0 01959 Willard Dearing 11 308 28.0 11961 Charles Bridges 6 86 14.3 01962 Rex Turner 5 79 15.8 01963 Rex Turner 6 110 18.3 01964 Jimmy Jones 7 179 25.6 01965 Reece Morrison 11 213 19.4 01966 David Morrison 10 242 24.2 01968 Mike Montgomery 9 169 18.8 01969 Andy Buffington 13 365 28.1 01970 Floyd Campbell 14 336 24.0 01971 Floyd Campbell 10 248 24.8 01972 Jim Stienke 15 316 21.1 01973 Ben Scharnberg 17 347 20.4 01974 David Smith 7 115 16.4 01975 David Smith 11 201 18.3 01976 Paul Darby 11 279 25.4 01977 Adrian Edwards 6 127 21.2 0



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INDIVIDUAL YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSYear Player No. Yds. Avg. TD1978 Adrian Edwards 15 288 19.2 01979 Stanley Bunton 17 400 23.5 01980 Gary Peoples 7 157 22.4 01981 Gary Peoples 10 227 22.7 01982 Gary Peoples 12 213 17.8 01983 Eric Cobble 9 181 20.1 01984 Jimmy Nelms 9 158 17.6 01985 Ben Jessie 8 173 21.6 01986 Ben Jessie 15 323 21.5 01987 Gerard Bickham 9 228 25.3 01988 A.J. Johnson 19 446 23.5 01989 Reggie Rivers 18 411 22.8 01990 Todd Scott 11 262 23.8 01991 Maurice Williams 10 206 20.6 01992 Danny Faust 9 260 28.9 01993 Donald Wilkerson 20 430 21.5 01994 Claude Mathis 26 765 29.4 01995 Aaron Allen 18 375 20.8 01996 Claude Mathis 4 118 29.5 01997 D’Angelo Torres 3 76 25.3 01998 D’Angelo Torres 14 290 20.7 01999 D’Angelo Torres 8 171 21.4 02000 Jeff Wilson 15 338 22.5 02001 Tyrone Darden 9 196 21.8 02002 Jarvis Smith 15 323 21.5 02003 Antoine Harden 11 208 18.9 02004 Will Heyward 12 315 26.2 02005 Dameon Williams 12 318 26.5 02006 Stan Zwinggi 14 311 22.2 02007 Karrington Bush 21 466 22.2 02008 Karrington Bush 42 1,055 25.1 12009 Mishak Rivas 22 506 23.0 02010 Karrington Bush 34 932 27.4 02011 Derek Lopez 25 528 21.1 02012 Jafus Gaines 28 808 28.9 02013 Brandon Smith 20 598 29.9 2

INTERCEPTION LEADERSYear Player No. Yds. Avg. TD1952 Bill Sanders 5 110 22.0 01953 Pence Dacus 4 97 24.3 01954 Bobby McBride 5 82 16.4 01955 Bobby McBride 5 10 2.0 01956 Dave Rutherford 2 60 30.0 0 Billy Miller 2 39 19.5 0 Caddo Sanders 2 20 10.0 01957 Bassett Nix 2 78 39.0 0 Alvin Ringo 2 14 7.0 01958 Walter Schulle 2 46 23.0 0 Hillyer Ward 2 24 12.0 0 Johnny Tombs 2 24 12.0 01959 Robbie Robinett 2 107 53.5 1 Bob Lewis 2 60 30.0 0 Tommy Roberts 2 15 7.5 0 Willard Dearing 2 3 1.5 0 Herb Wuthrich 2 2 1.0 01960 Robert Cornelius 4 0 0.0 01961 Stanley Pfeil 3 0 0.0 01962 Nathan Porter 3 60 20.0 0 Charles Davis 3 0 0.0 01963 Jerry Cole 4 24 6.0 0

Year Player No. Yds. Avg. TD1964 Mac Sauls 4 115 28.8 0 Richard Suffel 4 12 3.0 01965 Mac Sauls 8 105 13.1 01966 Bobby Smith 6 58 9.7 0 Mac Sauls 6 16 2.7 01968 Ricky West 4 35 8.8 01969 Don Caldwell 8 49 6.1 01970 Ricky West 5 8 1.6 01971 Ricky West 7 32 4.6 01972 Kyle Bolen 5 36 7.2 01973 Leon Savage 3 23 7.7 0 Aaron Randow 3 20 6.7 01974 Leon Savage 4 16 4.0 01975 Keith Frase 3 44 14.7 0 Kyle Bolen 3 30 10.0 01976 Paul Phillips 4 120 30.0 01977 Ronnie Kuhn 5 44 8.8 01978 Ronnie Kuhn 4 0 0.0 01979 Bobby Watkins 4 73 18.3 11980 Bobby Watkins 4 55 13.8 01981 Ken Coffey 7 41 5.9 11982 Tim Staskus 5 91 18.2 1 David Glasco 5 43 8.6 01983 Adrian Simpson 8 72 9.0 01984 David Glasco 7 63 9.0 01985 Charles Sterling 4 131 32.8 01986 Lee Lundin 9 36 4.0 01987 Jimmy Nelms 6 41 6.8 01988 Andre Horton 3 21 7.0 01989 Butch Maywald 5 11 2.2 01990 Warren Stewart 4 0 0.0 01991 Rod Woodard 5 44 8.8 01992 Nelson Robinson 5 44 8.8 01993 Todd Siebert 4 70 17.5 01994 Todd Siebert 3 60 20.0 01995 Ypres Thomas 3 38 12.7 1 Kent Laster 3 41 13.7 01996 William Welch 4 0 0.0 01997 Brad Schley 2 67 33.5 2 Brian Surovik 2 47 23.5 1 Fred Davis 2 43 21.5 01998 Darrick Vaughn 3 0 0.0 01999 Darrick Vaughn 4 1 0.3 02000 Kendall Jones 3 2 0.7 02001 Tyrone Darden 2 44 22.0 02002 Donnie Baker 3 69 23.0 02003 Epsilon Williams 5 32 6.4 02004 Walter Musgrove 2 22 11.0 0 Nato James 2 0 0.0 02005 Jamarqus O’Neal 3 51 17.0 02006 Walter Musgrove 5 3 0.6 02007 Marcus Clark 4 99 17.2 02008 Morris Crosby 4 51 12.8 02009 Will Thompson 2 2 1.0 02010 Brian Lilly 2 7 3.5 02011 Xavier Daniels 3 14 4.7 02012 Craig Mager 4 0 0.0 0 Darryl Morris 4 14 3.5 02013 David Mayo 4 35 8.8 0



FIELD GOAL LEADERSYear Player FG FGA Pct. LG1971 David Wuest 6 12 .500 481972 David Wuest 12 19 .631 451973 David Wuest 1 3 .333 491974 Carl Andress 5 17 .294 361975 Carl Andress 4 11 .364 471976 Jimmy Minor 7 12 .583 451977 Terry Whitman 4 6 .667 431978 Terry Whitman 3 10 .300 321979 Terry Whitman 8 10 .800 381980 Terry Whitman 4 6 .667 321981 Neal Neunhoffer 7 13 .538 471982 Neal Nuenhoffer 5 10 .500 451983 Neal Nuenhoffer 5 8 .265 481984 Neal Nuenhoffer 8 13 .615 471985 Jesse Williams 10 18 ,556 421986 Kyle Matlock 7 13 .538 461987 Kyle Matlock 5 13 .385 461988 Jason Howes 5 10 .500 341989 Jason Howes 13 19 .684 521990 Robbie Roberson 14 19 .737 501991 Robbie Roberson 8 16 .500 431992 Ray Whitehead 11 13 .846 421993 Ray Whitehead 13 17 .765 421994 Ray Whitehead 6 9 .667 481995 Matt Wieland 11 18 .611 501996 Matt Wieland 12 14 .857 491997 Ross Doctoroff 5 8 .625 361998 Ross Doctoroff 9 11 .818 431999 Justin Martinez 6 11 .545 382000 Justin Martinez 10 17 .588 402001 Justin Martinez 12 17 .706 382002 Justin Martinez 1 5 .200 352003 Steven Dietz 7 15 .467 492004 Steven Dietz 6 15 .400 452005 Stan Jones 11 19 .579 502006 Andrew Ireland 10 11 .909 492007 Andrew Ireland 10 15 .667 522008 Andrew Ireland 14 17 .823 482009 Justin Garelick 7 8 .875 442010 Justin Garelick 4 12 .333 422011 Will Johnson 13 24 .542 532012 Will Johnson 12 17 .706 542013 Jason Dann 9 10 .900 43

INDIVIDUAL YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERSTOTAL TACKLESYear Player Total Solo Ast1980 Bo Burleson 102 48 541981 Cyril Friday 94 45 491982 Cyril Friday 119 43 761983 Tim Staskus 97 48 491984 Shawn Woods, 103 44 591985 James Perez, 115 54 611986 Shawn Woods, 108 62 461987 Brad Fulks 133 41 921988 Brad Fulks 138 59 791989 Chad Coleman 107 57 501990 Chad Coleman 175 70 1051991 Danny Davis 91 23 681992 Craig Hemphill 83 56 271993 David Gaffney 126 61 651994 Scott Swinnea 116 50 661995 Brian Surovik 120 67 531996 Ypres Thomas 164 96 681997 Brian Surovik 118 69 491998 Myron Coleman, 104 60 441999 Cliffton Black 122 73 492000 Myron Coleman 99 66 332001 Greg Pitts 113 68 452002 Greg Pitts 127 67 602003 David Simmons 112 41 712004 Jeremy Castillo 64 40 242005 Jeremy Castillo 95 35 602006 Jeremy Castillo 84 32 522007 Marcus Clark 71 40 312008 Courtney Smith 117 67 502009 Marcus Clark 95 39 562010 Marcus Clark 64 33 312011 Xavier Daniels 77 51 262012 Joplo Bartu 95 61 342013 Damion McMiller 94 55 39



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Year Player Position All-America Squad Team1953 Pence Dacus Quarterback Associated Press Little All-America First1954 Horace Allert Tackle Williamson All-American First1956 John Gibbens Tackle Williamson All-American First1962 John Reese Tackle National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics First1963 John Reese Tackle National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics First1963 Jerry Cole End Associated Press Little All-America First1964 Jerry Cole End Associated Press Little All-America First1967 Tommy Head Center National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics First1971 Bob Daigle Center National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics First1972 Bob Daigle Center National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics First Associated Press Little All-America First1972 Jim Stienke Defensive Back National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics First1972 Josh Brown Fullback Universal Sports Small College First1973 Dennis Colvin Offensive Tackle Universal Sports Small College First1974 Fred Pointer Offensive Guard Associated Press Little All-America First National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Second1975 Bobby Kotzur Nose Guard National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics First Associated Press Little All-America Second1976 Charlie Collins Offensive Tackle National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics First1979 Elvis Shaw Defensive Guard National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics First1980 Paul Thornton Offensive Tackle National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics First1982 Tim Staskus Linebacker Associated Press Little All-America First1983 Tim Staskus Linebacker Associated Press Little All-America First American Football Coaches Association First1983 Cyril Friday Linebacker Associated Press Little All-America Second1984 Scott Forester Center Associated Press Little All-America First1987 Eric Tennessee Wide Receiver Associated Press Third1988 Brad Fulks Linebacker Football Gazette Third 1989 Jeff Novak Offensive Tackle The Sports Network 1-AA Second1990 Reggie Rivers Running Back Walter Camp First American Football Coaches Association First Associated Press Second The Sports Network Second1991 Ervin Thomas Center American Football Coaches Association First Associated Press Second The Sports Network Second

Year Player Position All-America Squad Team1993 Spicer Sigman Center The Sports Network Second Football Gazette Third1994 Donald Wilkerson Running Back Associated Press First American Football Coaches Association First The Sports Network Second1995 Ypres Thomas Linebacker Football Gazette Second1996 Claude Mathis Running Back Football Gazette Second The Sports Network Third1997 Claude Mathis Running Back American Football Coaches Association First The Sports Network First Associated Press Second2000 C.J. Carroll Defensive Back American Football Coaches Association First The Sports Network First Associated Press First Football Gazette First2000 Clenton Ballard Defensive Lineman The Sports Network Third2000 Greg Pitts Linebacker Associated Press Third The Sports Network Third2001 Clenton Ballard Defensive Lineman American Football Coaches Association First The Sports Network Second Associated Press Second2002 Greg Pitts Linebacker The Associated Press Second The Sports Network Third2004 Cory Elolf Punter American Football Coaches Association First2005 Fred Evans Defensive Lineman American Football Coaches Association First Football Gazette Second The Sports Network Third2005 Barrick Nealy Quarterback Football Gazette Second2005 Thomas Keresztury Offensive Lineman The Sports Network Second Football Gazette Second2007 Chris MacDonald Punter Associated Press FCS First Walter Camp FCS First American Football Coaches Association First2008 Cameron Luke Wide Receiver Associated Press Third The Sports Network Third College Sporting News Nifty 502010 D.J. Hall Offensive Line Associated Press Third Team Phil Steele Fourth Team2011 D.J. Hall Offensive Line The Sports Network Second Team Phil Steele Third Team



AbbreviAtions: LSC-1 - All-Lone Star Conference First Team; LSC-2 - Second Team; HM - Honorable Mention; ATC - All-Texas College; LAA - Little All-American Associated Press; WAA - Williamson All-American, Mid-Bracket; NAIA - National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics; GSC - Gulf Star Conference; SLC - Southland Conference; WC - Walter Camp; TSN - The Sports Network; AFCA - American Football Coaches Association; I-AA - NCAA Division I-AA; SFL - Southland Football League; FG - Football Gazette; TL - Teamlink.com; Ind. - College Sports Madness FCS All-Independent First Team; CSM-College Sports Madness

1946- Robert Magrover, halfback, LSC-1, LAA-HM. Wallace Dockall, end, LSC-1, LAA-HM. Charles Tuttle, guard, LSC- 1.

1947- Gonzalo Garcia, guard, LSC-1. Wallace Dockall, end, LSC-1.

1948- Elmo Dahlberg, center, LSC-1. Thomas Coers, end, LSC-1. George Carlisle, quarterback, LSC-1. Gonzalo Garcia, guard, LSC-1.

1949- Gonzalo Garcia, guard, LSC-1.

1950- Dale Johanson, tackle, LSC-1.

1951- Mac Peoples, end, LSC-1. Harvey Bruns, center, LSC-1. Darrell Hortness, LSC-2. Pence Dacus, quarterback, LSC-2. Leo Chaffin, LSC-2.

1952- Caddo Sanders, halfback, LSC-1, ATC. Harvey Bruns, center, LSC-1. Alton Slayton, tackle, ATC. Cedric Bettis, center, LSC-2. Pence Dacus, quarterback, LSC-2. Leo Chaffin, halfback, LSC-2.

1953- Pence Dacus, quarterback, LSC-1, LAA. Johnny Weder, end, LSC-1. Harvey Bruns, center, LSC-2. James Prewitt, end, LSC-2. Eugene Hanks, guard, LSC-2.

1954- Horace Allert, tackle, LSC-1, ATC, WAA. Gene Hanks, guard, LSC-1. Ed Schmeltekopf, full-back, LSC-2. Gene Smith, tackle, LSC-HM. Bobby McBride, quarterback, LSC-HM.

1955- Johnny Faseler, end, LSC-1. Bobby Gibbens, fullback, LSC-1. John Gibbens, tackle, LSC-1. Bobby Graham, halfback, LSC-2. Bobby McBride, quarterback, LSC-1, ATC. Leonard Germer, guard, LSC-HM.

1956- John Gibbens, tackle, LSC-1, WAA. Jerome Nortman, guard, LSC-HM, ATC. Keith Hoffmann, halfback, LSC-HM.

1957- Sid Gibbens, center, LSC-2, ATC, WAA-HM. Hillyer Ward, halfback, LSC-HM. Billy McDaniel, guard, LSC-HM. Alvin Woods, quarterback, WAA-HM.

1958- Bobby Gibbens, fullback, LSC-HM. Sid Gibbens, center, LSC-HM. Arthur Gray, tackle, LSC-HM. Robert Manning, quarterback, LSC-HM. Johnny Tombs, guard, LSC-HM. Hillyer Ward, halfback, LSC-HM. Eddy Lankford, halfback, LSC-HM. Vollie Williams, end, LSC-HM.

1959- Willard Dearing, halfback, LSC-1, ATC. Don Hardin, end, LSC-2. Jerry Nortman, center, LSC-HM. John Baker, tackle, LSC-HM. Bob Lewis, quarterback, LSC-HM. Lowe Irvine, tackle, LSC-HM.

1960- Johnny Tombs, guard, LSC-2. Bobby Cornelius, center, LSC-HM. Willard Dearing, halfback, LSC-HM.

1961- Harold Jay, guard, LSC-1, ATC-1. Bobby Cornelius, center, LSC-1, WAA-HM, ATC-2. Johnny Tombs, guard, LSC-2, WAA-HM, ATC-HM. Gibbs Franki, fullback, LSC-2. John Reese, tackle, LSC-HM, ATC-HM. Celestino Avila, end, WAA-HM. Andy Tobias, tackle, WAA-HM.

1962- Harold Jay, guard, LSC-1. Gibbs Franki, fullback, LSC-2. John Reese, tackle, LSC-1, NAIA-1. Corky Nelson, center, LSC-2. Nathan Porter, end, LSC-1. Dee White, quarterback, LSC-1, NAIA-HM. Kenneth Jacobs, tackle, LSC-1.

1963- Jerry Cole, end, LAA-1, LSC-1, ATC-2, WAA-HM. John Reese, tackle, NAIA-1, WAA-1, LSC-1, ATC-HM. Danny Leinnweber, quarterback, ATC-1, LSC-1. Celestino Avila, end, LSC-1, ATC-2, WAA-HM. Rex Turner, halfback, LSC-2, ATC-HM. Lindy Lyles, center, LSC-1, ATC-HM. Roddy Bagley, halfback, LSC-1. Reynaldo Farias, halfback, LSC-HM. Bud Jackson, tackle, LSC-HM. James Blackwell, tackle, LSC-HM.

1964- Jerry Cole, end, LAA-1, LSC-1. Wallace Dickey, tackle, NAIA-HM, LSC-1. Joe Bednarski, fullback, NAIA-HM, LSC-1. Wilbur Aylor, tackle, LSC-1. Lewis Simmonds, halfback, LSC-2. Bud Jackson, middle guard, LSC-1, ATC-1. Richard Suffel, cornerback, LSC-1. Stanley Smith, defensive end, LSC-1, ATC-1. Macon Smith, end, LSC-2. Jesse Perkins, quarterback, LSC-HM.

1965- Wilbur Aylor, tackle, LAA-HM, NAIA-HM, LSC-1, ATC-1. Bud Jackson, middle guard, LSC-1, ATC-HM. Reece Morrison, halfback, NAIA-HM, LSC-1, ATC-HM. Lindy Lyles, linebacker, LAA-HM, NAIA-HM, LSC-1, ATC-1. Macon Roemer, tackle, LSC-1. Richard Suffel, halfback, LSC-1, ATC-HM. Stanley Smith, defensive end, LSC-2. Bobby Smith, defensive back, LSC-HM.

1966- Reece Morrison, halfback, NAIA-HM, LSC-1, ATC-1. Macon Roemer, tackle, NAIA-HM, LSC-2. David Morrison, halfback, LSC-1, ATC-1. John Luna, guard, LSC-1. Stanley Smith, defensive end, LSC-1. Mac Sauls, safety, LSC-1. Bobby Smith, cornerback, LSC-HM. Bill Satterwhite, tackle, LSC-HM. Jesse Perkins, quarterback, LSC-HM, NAIA-HM. Jon White, NAIA-HM.

1967- Tommy Head, center, NAIA-1, ATC-1, LSC-1. Jesse Perkins, quarterback, LSC-1 (Back of the Year), LAA-HM, ATC-HM. Reece Morrison, halfback, LAA-HM, ATC-HM, LSC-1. David Morrison, halfback, ATC-1, LSC-1. Cliff Mitchell, offensive end, LSC-1. Mac Sauls, safety, LAA-2, ATC-2, LSC-1. Dwight Nieschwitz, monster back, ATC-1, LSC-1. Wayne Daigle, linebacker, ATC-1, LSC-1, NAIA-HM. Wade Key, offensive end, ATC-HM. John Luna, offen-sive guard, LSC-1. ATC-HM. Charles Caffey, defensive back, ATC-HM, LSC-2. James Vines, defensive end, LSC-HM. Louis Schorp, offensive tackle, LSC-2. Bill Satterwhite, tackle, LSC-1. Bobby Smith, defensive back, ATC-HM, LSC-HM.

1968- Wade Key, offensive end, LSC-1, ATC-HM. Louis Schorp, offensive tackle, LSC-1, ATC-HM. John Luna, offensive guard, LSC-1, ATC-1. Clyde Cockrun, defensive end, LSC-1, ATC-HM. Clarence Holt, middle guard, LSC-1, ATC-HM. Wayne Daigle, linebacker, LSC-1, ATC-HM. Mike Horak, offensive guard, LSC-2. Tommy Head, center, LSC-2. Mike Montgomery, defensive back, LSC-2. Cliff Mitchell, quarterback, LSC-HM. Ted Grabarkawitz, fullback, LSC-HM. Tommy Blair, linebacker, LSC-HM.

1969- Clarence Holt, defensive guard, LSC-1. Tommy Blair, linebacker, LSC-1. Louis Schorp, tackle, LSC-2. John Valentine, defensive end, LSC-2. Mike Montgomery, defensive back, LSC-2. Johnny Parker, wide receiver, LSC-HM. Cliff Mitchell, quarterback, LSC-HM. Bill Soyars, linebacker, LSC-HM.

1970- Dennis Gorka, defensive tackle, LSC-1, ATC-1. Mike Montgomery, defensive back, ATC-1, LSC-2. Jerry Roberts, tight end, LSC-2. Bob Daigle, center, LSC-2. Ricky West, safety, LSC-2. Jim Duncan, quarterback, LSC-HM. Josh Brown, fullback, LSC-HM. Johnny Parker, wide receiver, LSC-HM.

1971- Bob Daigle, center, LSC-1, NAIA-1, LAA-HM. James Duncan, quarterback, LSC-1, ATC-1, LAA-HM, NAIA-HM. Henry Kotzur, tight end, LSC-1, ATC-1, LAA-HM, NAIA-HM. David Williams, offensive guard, LSC-1, ATC-HM, LAA-HM, NAIA-HM. Johnny Parker, wide receiver, LSC-1, LAA-HM, NAIA-HM. Tommy Blair, linebacker, LSC-1, LAA-HM, NAIA-HM. Ricky West, safety, LSC-1. Josh Brown, fullback, LSC-2, ATC-1. Floyd Campbell, halfback, LSC-2. Gary Pack, offensive tackle, LSC-2. David Wuest, kicker, LSC-2. Ray Jackson, defen-sive guard, LSC-2, ATC-1. Larry Townsend, defensive tackle, LSC-2, ATC-1. Jim Stienke, cornerback, LSC-2. Dennis Colvin, offensive tackle, LSC-HM.

1972- Bob Daigle, center, LSC-1, LAA-1, NAIA-1, ATC-1. Jim Stienke, defensive back, LSC-1, NAIA-1, ATC-1, LAA-HM. Josh Brown, fullback, LSC-1, NAIA-HM, LAA-HM, ATC-2. Henry Kotsur, tight end, LSC-1, LAA-HM, ATC-HM. Dennis Colvin, offensive tackle, LSC-1, LAA-HM. Noe Gonzales, quarterback, LSC-2, ATC-1. Ray Jackson, middle guard, LSC-1, ATC-1, LAA-HM, NAIA-HM. David Wuest, place kicker, LSC-1. Steve Meeks, punter, LSC-1. Monroe Daniels, tailback, LSC-HM, ATC-2. Jimmy Jowers, linebacker, LSC-HM, Academic AA-1. David Williams, offensive guard, LSC-2. Clay Roland, defensive end, LSC-HM.

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1973- Dennis Colvin, offensive tackle, LSC-2, LSC Academic-1. John Waldrum, defensive tackle, LSC-2. Jimmy Jowers, linebacker, LSC-HM, LSC Academic-1, Academic AA-1. Noe Gonzales, quarterback, LSC-HM. Fred Pointer, offensive guard, LSC-HM. George Pena, center, LSC-HM. Ben Scharnberg, defensive back, LSC-HM. Greg Ochler, offensive tackle, LSC Academic-HM.

1974- Fred Pointer, offensive guard, LSC-1, NAIA-2, LAA-1. Bobby Kotzur, defensive guard, LSC-1, NAIA-HM, LAA-HM. Nathan Gutowsky, linebacker, LSC-1. Ray Washington, defensive end, LSC-1. Kevin Jurgajtis, fullback, LSC-2. George Pena, center, LSC-2. Gary Stehling, defensive back, LSC-2. Kyle Bolen, defensive back, LSC-HM, LSC Academic-1. Paul Phillips, linebacker, LSC Academic-1, Academic AA-2. Greg Ochler, offensive tackle, LSC Academic-1. Alvoyd Wilson, halfback, LSC-HM. Roger Swist, defensive lineman, LSC-HM. Mac Johanson, defensive end, LSC-HM.

1975 Bobby Kotzur, nose guard, LSC-1, NAIA-1, LAA-1. Fred Pointer, offensive guard, LSC-1, NAIA-HM, LAA-HM. Pat Jupe, fullback, LSC-1, NAIA-HM, LAA-HM. Ray Washington, defensive end, LSC-1, NAIA-HM. George Pena, center, LSC-2. Carl Andress, kicker, LSC-2, LSC Academic-1. Paul Phillips, linebacker, LSC-HM, LSC Academic-1. Kyle Bolen, defensive back, LSC-HM, LSC Academic-1. Greg Ochler, offensive guard, LSC-HM, LSC Academic-HM. Gary Frank, quarterback, LSC-HM. Kevin Jurgajtis, halfback, LSC-HM. Jesse Davis, LSC-HM. Craig Dunlavy, offensive guard, LSC-HM. Roger Swist, defensive tackle, LSC-HM. Darrell Johnson, defensive back, LSC-HM. Bob Bartz, defensive tackle, LSC Academic-HM.

1976- Charles Collins, offensive tackle, LSC-1, NAIA-1, LAA-HM. Craig Dunlavy, offensive guard, LSC-1, NAIA-HM, LAA-HM. Darrell Johnson, defensive back, LSC-1. Kevin Jurgajtis, run-ning back, LSC-2. Henry Holloman, defensive tackle, LSC-2. Leroy Bailey, defensive back, LSC-2. Jesse Davis, running back, LSC-HM. Randy Knox, tight end, LSC-HM. Paul Phillips, linebacker, LSC-HM, LSC Academic-1. Glenn Gundy, defensive end, LSC-HM. Leon Savage, defensive back, LSC-HM. Steve Smith, offensive tackle, LSC Academic-1. Keith Frase, LSC Academic-HM.

1977- Mike Merritt, offensive guard, LSC-1, NAIA-HM, LAA-HM. Kevin Jurgajtis, fullback, LSC-2, LSC Academic-1. Steve Ferrell, offensive guard, LSC-2. David McGarah, defensive tackle, LSC-2. Glenn Gundy, linebacker, LSC-2. Leroy Bailey, defensive back, LSC-2. Greg Hamilton, quarterback, LSC-HM. Jesse Davis, halfback, LSC-HM. Kelly Monk, center, LSC-HM. Dan Bierstedt, linebacker, LSC-HM. Ronnie Kuhn, defensive back, LSC-HM. Steve Smith, offensive tackle, LSC-HM, LSC Academic-HM. Keith Frase, defensive back, LSC-HM, LSC Academic-HM. Mike Ferris, offensive guard, LSC Academic-HM. Allen Kiesling, defen-sive end, LSC Academic-HM.

1978- Willie Burleson, offensive guard, LSC-1, LAA-HM. Kelly Monk, center, LSC-1, LAA-HM. Mike Taylor, punter, LSC-1. Elvis Shaw, defensive guard, LSC-1, NAIA-HM. Paul Darby, run-ning back, LSC-2. Mark Mattingly, defensive tackle, LSC-2. Pete Gibbens, defensive tackle LSC-2. Darrell Johnson, defensive back, LSC-2. Allen Kiesling, defensive end, LSC-HM, LSC Academic-1. Mike Ferris, offensive guard, LSC Academic-1, Academic AA-1. Keith Frase, defensive back, LSC Academic-HM. Steve Smith, offensive tackle, LSC Academic-HM.

1979- Elvis Shaw, defensive guard, LSC-1, NAIA-1, LAA-HM. Mark Mattingly, defensive tackle, LSC-1, LAA-HM. Mike Ferris, offensive guard, LSC-2, LSC Academic-1, Academic AA-1. Pete Gibbens, defensive tackle, LSC-2. Billy Dunk, tight end, LSC-HM. Paul Thornton, offensive tackle, LSC-HM. Terry Whitman, place kicker, LSC-HM. Allen Kiesling, defensive end, LSC-HM, LSC Academic-1, Academic AA-1. Charles Burleson, linebacker, LSC-HM. Tracy Smith, defensive back, LSC-HM. Norris Powell, linebacker, LSC (Freshman of the Year). Mike Miller, quarterback, LSC Academic-1. Greg Gilcrease, offensive guard, LSC Academic-1.

1980- Billy Dunk, wide receiver, LSC-1, NAIA-HM, LAA-HM. Paul Thornton, offensive tackle, LSC-1, NAIA-2, LAA-HM. David Bailiff, offensive guard, LSC-1, NAIA-HM. Kelly Monk, center, LSC-1, NAIA-HM, LAA-HM, LSC Academic-1, Academic AA-2. Mike Miller, quarterback, LSC-2, LSC Academic-1, ATC Academic-1. Pete Rasicot, offensive tackle, LSC-2, LSC Academic-1. Terry Whitman, place kicker, LSC-2, Academic AA-2, ATC Academic-1. Charles Burleson, linebacker, LSC-2. Bobby Watkins, defensive back, LSC-2. Donnie Williams, run-ning back, LSC-HM. Don Najvar, tight end, LSC-HM. Mike Bailiff, defensive end, LSC-HM. Norris Powell, linebacker, LSC-HM. Mike Taylor, punter, LSC-HM. Mike Wynn, offensive

guard, LSC Academic-1. Greg Gilcrease, offensive guard, LSC Academic-1, Academic AA-2. Bob DeBesse, end, ATC Academic-1.

1981- Mike Bailiff, defensive end, LSC-1, LSC Academic-HM. Anthony Boyd, defensive end, LSC-1. Ken Coffey, defensive back, LSC-1. Dan Essa, defensive guard, LSC-HM. Cyril Friday, line-backer, LSC-1, LAA-HM, NAIA-HM. Dan Gibbens, center, LSC Academic-HM. Greg Gilcrease, offensive guard, LSC Academic-1. Academic AA-2, ATC Academic-1. Mike Langford, defensive tackle, LSC-1. Mike Miller, quarterback, LSC-1, LSC-MVP, LAA-3, NAIA-HM, LSC Academic-1, Academic AA-1, ATC-Academic HM. Don Najvar, tight end, LSC-1. Neal Neunhoffer, place kicker, LSC-HM. Mel Polk, LSC-HM. Pete Rasicot, offensive tackle, LSC-1, ATC Academic-1, LSC Academic-HM. Ricky Sowell, defensive tackle, LSC-1. Tim Staskus, linebacker, LSC Academic-HM. Mike Taylor, punter, LSC-HM. David Vela, wide receiver, LSC-2. Bobby Watkins, defensive back, LSC-1, NAIA-2. Craig Westmoreland, offensive guard, LSC-HM. Donnie Williams, running back, LSC-1, NAIA-HM. Mike Wynn, offensive guard, LSC-2, LSC Academic-1, Academic AA-2, ATC Academic-HM. Leonard Matocha, offensive tackle, LSC Academic-HM.

1982- David Vela, tight end, LSC-1, LAA-HM. David Vela, defensive back, LSC-2. Ricky Sowell, offensive tackle, LSC-1, LAA-HM. Mike Langford, defensive tackle, LSC-1. Mike Bailiff, defensive end, LSC-1, LAA-HM, LSC Academic-1. Tim Staskus, line-backer, LSC-1, LAA-1. Cyril Friday, linebacker, LSC-1, LAA-2. Billy Hall, free safety, LSC-1, LAA-HM. Ricky Sanders, running back, LSC-2. Gary Peoples, wide receiver, LSC-2, LSC Academic-1. Mike Wynn, offensive guard, LSC-2, LSC Academic-1, Academic AA-2. Craig Westmoreland, offensive guard, LSC-2. Rod Clark, defensive end, LSC-2. Ron Jacoby, quarterback, LSC-HM. Mark Gregurek, offensive tackle, LSC-HM. Scott Forester, center, LSC-HM.

1983- Charlie Adams, offensive guard, LSC-2. Jerry Brantley, offensive tackle, LSC-2. Rod Clark, defensive end, LSC-1. Vaughn Deary, wide receiver, LSC-1. Jerry Fife, punter, LSC-2. Scott Forester, center, LSC-1. Cyril Friday, linebacker, LSC-1, LAA-2, LSC-Defensive MVP. David Glasco, defensive back, LSC-1, LSC (Defensive Back of the Year). Ken Huewitt, defensive back, LSC-HM. Van Hughes, defensive tackle, LSC-1. Greg Jones, defensive tackle, LSC-2. Rene Maldonado, quarterback, LSC-HM. Dale Posey, tight end, LSC-HM. Ricky Sanders, running back, LSC-1. Adrian Simpson, defensive back, LSC-2. Tim Staskus, linebacker, LSC-1, LAA-1, Kodak AA, LSC Academic-1.

1984- Scott Forester, center, GSC-1, I-AA All-American. Mitch Davidson, offensive guard, GSC-2. Joe Ghrist, offensive guard, GSC-2. David Glasco, defensive back, GSC-2. David Longhofer, quarterback, GSC Academic-1. Leonard Matocha, offensive tackle, GSC Academic-1. Kevin Mickets, tight end, GSC Academic-1. Donnie Willig, center, GSC Academic-1.

1985- Joe Ghrist, offensive guard, GSC-1. Kevin Meuth, offensive tackle, GSC-1, GSC Academic-1. Eugene Rogers, cornerback, Unanimous GSC-1. Shawn Woods, linebacker, GSC-1. Arnold Baker, defensive end, GSC-2. Mitch Davidson, center, GSC-2. Dexter Robinson, cornerback, GSC-2. Charlie Vatterott, offensive tackle, GSC-2, GSC Academic-1. David Haass, quarter-back, GSC (Freshman of the Year). Donnie Willig, center, GSC Academic-1. John Brewer, offensive guard, GSC Academic-1.

1986- Kevin Meuth, offensive tackle, GSC-1, GSC Academic, I-AA-All-American. Phil Grandjean, tight end, GSC-1, I-AA All-American. Eric Tennessee, wide receiver, GSC-1, I-AA All-American. Roy Jackson, tailback, GSC-1, I-AA All-American. Arnold Baker, defensive end, GSC-1, I-AA All-American. Shawn Woods, linebacker, GSC-1, I-AA All-American. A.J. Johnson, defensive back, GSC-1, I-AA All-American. Henry Thomas, offensive guard, GSC-2. Charlie Vatterott, offensive tackle, GSC-2. Reggie Trimble, defensive tackle, GSC-2. Brad Fulks, linebacker, GSC-2. Lee Lundin, defensive back, GSC-2.

1987- Eric Tennessee, wide receiver, SLC-1, I-AA All-American-3. Brad Fulks, linebacker, SLC-1, I-AA All-American-HM. Sam Scott, offensive tackle, SLC-2. Tommy Salazar, offensive guard, SLC-2. Glenn Mangold, defensive end, SLC-2. A.J. Johnson, cornerback, SLC-2. Jimmy Nelms, safety, SLC-2. Roy Jackson, tailback, SLC-HM. Jim Bujnoch, offensive line, SLC-HM. Arnold Baker, defensive end, SLC-HM. Shawn Woods, linebacker, SLC-HM. Todd Davis, defensive back, SLC Academic. Richard Gordy, fullback, SLC Academic. Tony Rex, defensive end, SLC Academic. Reggie Rivers, tailback, SLC Academic. Scott Wilson, tight end, SLC Academic.

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1988- Bill Jones, running back, SLC-1. A.J. Johnson, wide receiver, SLC-2, defensive back, SLC-HM. Glen Mangold, defensive tackle, SLC-2. Brad Fulks, linebacker, SLC-2, I-AA All American-3. Matt Barber, tight end, SLC-HM. Jeff Novak, offensive tackle, SLC-HM. Tommy Salazar, offensive guard, SLC-HM. Ernie Powell, defensive end, SLC-HM. Darren Jones, cornerback, SLC-HM. Ben Jessie, cornerback, SLC-HM. Eugene Rogers, cornerback, SCL-HM. Paul Alsbury, punter, SLC-HM. Todd Davis, defensive back, SLC Academic-1. Richard Gordy, fullback, SLC Academic-HM. Scott Wilson, center, SLC Academic-HM. Gilbert Price, SLC Academic-HM. Mike Collins, wide receiver, SLC Academic-HM. Reggie Rivers, running back, SLC Academic-HM.

1989- Jeff Novak, offensive tackle, SLC-1, TSN I-AA All-American-2. Reggie Rivers, running back, SLC-2. Jason Howes, kicker, SLC-2. Glenn Mangold, linebacker, SLC-2, SLC Academic. Chad Coleman, linebacker, SLC-2. Heath Johnson, cornerback, SLC-2. Mike Collins, wide receiver, SLC-HM, SLC Academic. Mike Murphy, wide receiver, SLC-HM. Brian Parks, tight end, SLC-HM. Ervin Thomas, center, SLC-HM. Ernie Powell, defensive end, SLC-HM. Matt Wright, defensive tackle, SLC-HM. Butch Maywald, safety, SLC-HM. Paul Alsbury, punter, SLC-HM. Todd Davis, defensive back, SLC Academic. Richard Gordy, running back, SLC Academic-HM. Gilbert Price, defensive back, SLC Academic-HM.

1990- Reggie Rivers, running back, WC I-AA All-American-1, AFCA I-AA All-American-1, TSN I-AA All-American-2, Associated Press I-AA All-American-2, SLC-1. Chad Coleman, linebacker, SLC-1. Paul Alsbury, punter, SLC-1. Ervin Thomas, center, SLC-2. Robbie Roberson, kicker, SLC-2. Warren Stewart, defensive back, SLC-2. Rod Woodard, defensive back, SLC-2. Gilbert Price, quarterback, SLC-HM, SLC-Academic. Chet Hanks, defensive line, SLC-HM. Mike Carter, defensive line, SLC-HM. Rich Dear, defensive back, SLC-Academic. Neil Leach, offensive line, SLC-Academic. Keith Randle, defensive back, SLC-Academic. Spicer Sigman, defensive line, SLC-Academic. Chris Smith, punter, SLC-Academic.

1991- Ervin Thomas, center, AFCA I-AA All-American-1, Associated Press All-American-2, TSN All-American-2, SLC-1. Gilbert Price, quarterback, SLC-Offensive Player of the Year, SLC-1, SLC-Academic. Rod Woodard, defensive back, SLC-1. Maurice Williams, return specialist, SLC-1. Todd Scott, running back, SLC-2. Charlie Nelson, offensive line, SLC-2, SLC-Academic. Danny Davis, linebacker, SLC-2. Brian McCray, defensive back, SLC-2. Clint Owen, wide receiver, SLC-Academic. Anthony Wood, SLC-Academic.

1992- Spicer Sigman, offensive line, SLC-1. Ray Whitehead, place kicker, SLC-1. Charlie Nelson, offensive tackle, SLC-2. Chet Hanks, defensive tackle, SLC-2. Craig Hemphill, safety, SLC-2. Illya Hicks, offensive line, SLC-Academic. John Hygh, quarterback, SLC-Academic. Jeff Neill, offensive lineman, SLC-Academic. Clint Owen, wide receiver, SLC-Academic. Jason Reece, linebacker, SLC-Academic. James Roof, offensive tackle, SLC-Academic. Anthony Wood, wide receiver, SLC-Academic.

1993- Spicer Sigman, center, SLC-1, TSN All-American-2, FG All-American-3. Victor Carr, defen-sive tackle, SLC-1. David Gaffney, linebacker, SLC-2. Ricky Pereda, offensive line, SLC-HM. Charlie Nelson, offensive line, SLC-HM. Ray Whitehead, placekicker, SLC-HM. Billie Powell, defensive tackle, SLC-HM. Todd Siebert, safety, SLC-HM. Damion Branch, defensive back, SLC-Academic. Kyle Herman, running back, SLC-Academic. Illya Hicks, offensive line, SLC-Academic. John Hygh, quarterback, SLC-Academic. Clint Owen, wide receiver, SLC-Academic. Anthony Wood, wide receiver, SLC-Academic.

1994- Donald Wilkerson, running back, Associated Press-All-American-1, AFCA-All-American-1, TSN-All-American-2, SLC Offensive Player of the Year, SLC-1. John Rowland, offensive line, SLC-1, SLC-Academic. Claude Mathis, return specialist/running back, TSN-All-American-HM, SLC Freshman of the Year, SLC-1. Russell Peevy, tight end, SLC-2. Michael Thompson, defensive tackle, SLC-2. Adam Means, offensive line, SLC-HM, SLC-Academic. Chris Mantooth, offensive line, SLC-HM, SLC-Academic. Ray Whitehead, placekicker, SLC-HM. Monte Lewis, defensive tackle, SLC-HM. Scott Swinnea, linebacker, SLC-HM, SLC-Academic. Nicholas Jack, defensive back, SLC-HM. David Baugh, defensive back, SLC-Academic. Josh Byther, linebacker, SLC-Academic. Steve de la Torre, offensive line, SLC-Academic. Illya Hicks, offensive line, SLC-Academic. John Hygh, wide receiver, SLC-Academic. Clint Owen, wide receiver, SLC-Academic. Clint Petty, linebacker, SLC-Academic. John Smith, offensive line, SLC-Academic. David Williams, quarterback, SLC-Academic. Michael Williams, defensive back, SLC-Academic. Lawrence Wilson, SLC-Academic. Chris Condon, SLC-Academic. Chad Harlow, SLC-Academic. Michael Watson, SLC-Academic.

1995- Ypres Thomas, linebacker, FG All-American-2, SLC-2. Claude Mathis, return specialist/running back, TSN All-American-HM, SLC-1 (RS), 2 (RB), SLC-Academic. Aaron Allen, running back, SLC-2. Russell Peevy, tight end, SLC-2. Wes Campbell, offensive line, SLC-2. Adam Means, offensive line, SLC-2, SLC-Academic. Stace Williams, defensive line, SLC-2. Donald Miller, defensive line, SLC-2. Nicholas Jack, defensive back, SLC-2. David Williams, quarterback, SLC-HM, SLC-Academic. Chris McGarrahan, wide receiver, SLC-HM. Chris Sanchez, offensive line, SLC-HM. Brian Surovik, linebacker, SLC-HM, SLC-Academic. Kent Laster, defensive back, SLC-HM. Jeff Brandes, punter, SLC-HM. Josh Byther, linebacker, SLC-Academic. Steve de la Torre, offensive line, SLC-Academic. Brandon Ercoline, tight end, SLC-Academic. Mike Gray, offensive line, SLC Academic. Kyle Harrell, offensive line, SLC-Academic. Clint Petty, linebacker, SLC-Academic. J.R. Shipp, defensive back, SLC-Academic. John Smith, offensive line, SLC-Academic. Mike Watson, wide receiver, SLC-Academic. Ryan Wiegand, defensive line, SLC-Academic. Michael Williams, defensive back, SLC-Academic.

1996- Claude Mathis, running back, FG All-America-2, TSN All-America-3, SFL-1, SFL Player of the Year. Adam Means, offensive line, SFL-1, SFL-Academic. Cyril Adkins, wide receiver, SFL-2, SFL-Academic. Steve de la Torre, offensive line, SFL-2, SFL-Academic. Nicholas Jack, defensive back, SFL-2. Russell Peevy, tight end, SFL-HM, SFL-Academic. Heath Nickes, defensive line, SFL-HM, Michael Kuhn, defensive line, SFL-HM, SFL-Academic. William Welch, defensive back, SFL-HM. Matt Wieland, kicker/punter, SFL-HM, SFL-Academic. Ron Ben-Mier, defensive back, SFL-Academic. Travis Bush, running back, SFL-Academic. Brandon Ercoline, tight end, SFL-Academic. Jason Gormley, fullback, SFL-Academic. Gabe Guzman, defensive back, SFL-Academic. Pop Wells, linebacker, SFL-Academic. David Williams, quarterback, SFL-Academic. Stace Williams, offensive line, SFL-Academic. Steve Zisler, tight end, SFL-Academic.

1997- Claude Mathis, running back, TSN All-America-1, AFCA Coaches All-America-1, Associated Press All-America-2, SFL-1, SFL Offensive Player of the Year, SFL Academic. Adam Means, SFL-1, SFL Academic. Steven de la Torre, SFL-2, SFL Academic. David Williams, SFL-HM, SFL Academic. D’Angelo Torres, SFL-HM. Kyle Harrell, SFL-HM, SFL Academic. Clint Bendele, SFL-HM. Brad Schley, SFL-HM, SFL Academic. Brian Surovik, SFL-HM. Fred Davis, SFL-HM. Harold Allen, SFL Academic. Travis Bush, SFL Academic. Michael Crownover, SFL Academic. Tobias Deans, SFL Academic. Terrance Hatton, SFL Academic. Jonathan Luke, SFL Academic. Heath Nickes, SFL Academic. Rob Vining, SFL Academic. Ryan Wiegand, SFL Academic. Stace Williams, SFL Academic. Joe Wooten, SFL Academic. Bill Wyman, SFL Academic.

1998- Justin Young, tight end, SFL-2, Spergon Wynn, quarterback, SFL Newcomer of the Year, SFL-HM. Clint Bendele, defensive line, SFL-HM. Cliffton Black, defensive back, SFL-HM. Myron Coleman, linebacker, SFL-HM. Ben McClellan, defensive line, SFL-HM. D’Angelo Torres, SFL-HM. Darrick Vaughn, defensive back, SFL-HM. ReShawn Brown, running back, SFL Academic. Travis Bush, wide receiver, SFL Academic. C. J. Carroll, defensive back, SFL Academic. Steven de la Torre, offensive line, SFL Academic. Todd Otte, offensive line, SFL Academic. Brad Schley, defensive line, SFL Academic.

1999- Rick Barrow, punter, SFL-1, TL All-America-2. Clint Bendele, defensive line, SFL-1. C.J. Carroll, defensive back, SFL-1, SFL Academic. Ben McClellan, defensive line, SFL-1. Darrick Vaughn, defensive back, SFL-1. Bronson Sanders, running back, SFL-2. Cliffton Black, defensive back, SFL-2. Myron Coleman, linebacker, SFL-HM. Greg Pitts, linebacker, SFL-HM. Kendall Jones, defensive back, SFL-HM. Sterling Rogers, defensive back, SFL-HM. Travis Bush, receiver, SFL Academic. Chuck Ferguson, linebacker, SFL Academic. Michael McClure, defensive line, SFL Academic. James Stewart, wide receiver, SFL Academic. John Szczech, defensive back, SFL Academic. Jason Washington, defensive back, SFL Academic. Doug Wheeler, offensive line, SFL Academic. Joe Wooten, offensive line, SFL Academic.

2000- Clenton Ballard, defensive line, TSN All-America-3, SFL-1. C.J. Carroll, defensive back, TSN All-America-1, FG All-America-1, AFCA All-America-1, TL All-America-1, I-AA All-America-1, SFL Player of the Year, SFL-1, AD Association Academic All-Star-1, Verizon Academic All-America-2, SFL-Academic. Myron Coleman, linebacker, FG All-America-2, SFL-1. Rick Barrow, punter, SFL-HM. Lee Davis, Running back, SFL-HM. Harvey Dierschke, defensive line, SFL-HM. Kendall Jones, defensive back, SFL-FM. Tyson Olivo, receiver, SFL-HM. Todd Otte, Offensive line, SFL-2. Greg Pitts, linebacker, SFL-HM. Sterling Rogers, defensive back, SFL-HM. Bronson Sanders, running back, SFL-HM. Chuck Ferguson, defen-sive line, SFL-Academic. Justin Martinez, kicker, SFL-Academic. Desmond Powell, tight

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end, SFL-Academic. James Stewart, receiver, SFL-Academic. John Szczech, defensive back, SFL-Academic. Jason Washington, defensive back, SFL-Academic. Doug Wheeler, offensive line, SFL-Academic. Joe Wooten, offensive line, SFL-Academic. Brian Yourman, offensive line, SFL-Academic.

2001- Clenton Ballard, defensive line, AFCA All-America-1, TSN All-America-2, Associated Press All-America-2, SFL-1. Greg Pitts, linebacker, Associated Press All-America-3, TSN All-America-3, SFL-1. Doug Wheeler, offensive line, SFL-1, SFL-All-Academic. Justin Martinez, kicker, SFL-1, SFL-All-Academic. Bronson Sanders, running back, SFL-2. Marvin McCurry, punter, SFL-2. Tyson Olivo, receiver, SFL-HM, SFL-All-Academic. Julius Wilson, offensive line, SFL-HM. Donnie Baker, defensive back, SFL-HM. Kendall Jones, defensive back, SFL-HM. John Szczech, defensive back, SFL-All-Academic. Jason Washington, defensive back, SFL-All-Academic.

2002- Greg Pitts, linebacker, Associated Press All-America-2, TSN All-America-3, SLC-2. Lee Davis, running back, SLC-2. Jason Glover, tight end, SLC-2. Ken McKoy, offensive line, SLC-2. Brandon Dickinson, defensive back, SLC-HM. Ryan Graves, offensive line, SLC-HM. Ryan Rust, offensive line, SLC-HM. Glenn Settles, defensive back, SLC-HM. Jarvis Smith, wide receiver, SLC-HM. Josh Tubbs, defensive line, SLC-HM. Devin Freeman, wide receiver, SLC-Academic. Justin Martinez, kicker, SLC-Academic. Beau Robertson, wide receiver, SLC-Academic.

2003- Cory Elolf, punter, SLC-1. Jomaul Mason, offensive line, SLC-2. Ken McKoy, offensive line, SLC-2. David Simmons, linebacker, SLC-2. Josh Tubbs, SLC-2. Terrell Harris, run-ning back, SLC-HM. K.R. Carpenter, receiver, SLC-HM. Harold Watson, defensive back, SLC-HM. Devin Freeman, receiver, SLC-Academic. Chip McClain, linebacker, SLC-Academic. Walter Musgrove, defensive back, SLC-Academic. Beau Robertson, receiver, SLC-Academic. Brandon Sheffield, linebacker, SLC-Academic. Travis Upshaw, defensive line, SLC-Academic. Chase Wasson, quarterback, SLC-Academic.

2004- Cory Elolf, punter, SLC-1, AFCA All-America-1. Fred Evans, defensive line, SLC Newcomer of the Year, SLC-1. David Simmons, linebacker, SLC-1. Nato James, cornerback, SLC-2. Tom Keresztury, offensive line, SLC-2. Ken McKoy, offensive line, SLC-2. Epsilon Williams, safety, SLC-2. Terrell Harris, running back, SLC-HM. John Tyson, receiver, SLC-HM. Markee White, receiver, SLC-HM. Randy Moshier, tight end, SLC-HM, SLC-Academic. Travis Upshaw, defensive line, SLC-HM. Jeremy Castillo, linebacker, SLC-HM. Damien Chandler, cornerback, SLC-HM. Melvin Webber, safety, SLC-HM. Walter Musgrove, defensive back, SLC-HM, SLC-Academic. K.R. Carpenter, receiver, SLC-Academic. Devin Freeman, receiver, SLC-Academic.

2005- Fred Evans, defensive line, AFCA All-America-1, TSN All-America-3, FG All-America-2; FG All-Southwest Region-1, SLC Defensive Player of the Year, SLC-1, Hula Bowl. Barrick Nealy, quarterback, Fifth in voting for the Walter Payton Award, FG All-America-2, FG All-Southwest Region-1, Southland Conference Player of the Year, SLC-1, Hula Bowl. Thomas Keresztury, offensive lineman, TSN All-America-2, FG All-America-2, FG All-Southwest Region-1, SLC-1. Walter Musgrove, defensive back, ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District VI Team, SLC-1, SLC-Academic. Luke Horder, offensive lineman, SLC-1, FG All-Southwest Region-2. Cory Elolf, punter, SLC-1, FG All-Southwest Region-3. Stan Jones, place kicker, SLC-1, FG All-Southwest Region-3. David Simmons, linebacker, SLC-1, FG All-Southwest Region-3. Travis Upshaw, defensive line, SLC-1. Markee White, wide receiver, SLC-1, FG All-Southwest Region-3. Daniel Jolly, running back, SLC-2. Gary Shepard, defensive back, SLC-2. Randy Moshier, tight end, SLC-HM, Division I-AA Athletic Directors Association Academic All-Star Team, SLC-Academic, Draddy Award Semifinalist. Blake Burton, fullback, SLC-HM. Jeremy Castillo, linebacker, SLC-HM. Matt Jenkins, offensive lineman, SLC-HM. Jamarqus O’Neal, defensive back, SLC-HM. Tyrone Scott, wide receiver, SLC-HM. Daniel Varvel, defensive back, SLC-HM. Dameon Williams, wide receiver/return specialist, SLC-HM. David Bailiff, head coach, AFCA Region 5 Coach of the Year, Third in the voting for the Eddie Robinson Award. Nick Clark, defensive line, SLC-Academic. Dominic Giametta, deep snapper, SLC-Academic. Buck Koalenz, offensive lineman, SLC-Academic. Nate Langford, offensive lineman, SLC-Academic.

2006- Walter Musgrove, defensive back, SLC-1, Southland Conference Football Student-Ath-lete of the Year, SLC-1, CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District VI First-Team, SLC Academic, Division I FCS Athletic Directors Association Academic All-Star Team, National Football Foundation Scholar Athlete. Blake Burton, fullback, SLC-1, CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District VI First-Team, SLC Academic. Jeremy Castillo,

linebacker, SLC-1. Chris MacDonald, punter, SLC-1. Bradley George, quarterback, SLC-2, SLC Academic. Andrew Ireland, place kicker, SLC-2. Matt Jenkins, offensive line, SLC-2. Nate Langford, defensive end, SLC-2, CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District VI First-Team, SLC Academic. Ryne Miller, offensive line, SLC-2. Mark Washington, defen-sive tackle, SLC-2. Chase Wasson, quarterback/wide receiver, SLC-2, CoSIDA/ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District VI First-Team. Ramel Borner, defensive tackle, SLC-HM. Nick Clark, defensive end, SLC Academic. Adrian Dayse, offensive line, SLC-HM. Crawford May, offensive line, SLC-HM. Shola Obafemi, linebacker,SLC-HM. Stan Zwinggi, running back, SLC-HM.

2007- Chris MacDonald, punter, Associated Press All-American, AFCA All-American, WC FCS All-American, SLC-1. Nick Clark, defensive end, Draddy Award Finalist, Southland Conference Football Student-Athlete of the Year, SLC-HM. Cameron Luke, wide receiver, SLC-1. Karrington Bush, running back, SLC Freshman of the Year, SLC-2. Crawford May, offensive line, SLC-2. Travis Houston, linebacker, SLC Academic. Nate Langford, defensive end, SLC Academic. Blake Burton, fullback, SLC-HM. Marcus Clark, linebacker, SLC-HM. Andrew Ireland, place kicker, SLC-HM.

2008- Cameron Luke, wide receiver, College Sporting News Fabulous 50, Associated Press and TSN Third-Team All-American, SLC-1. Karrington Bush, running back, TSN HM All-American, SLC-1; return specialist, SLC-2. Jeff Bowen, offensive line, TSN HM All-American, SLC-1. Blake Burton, fullback, SLC-1, SLC All-Academic. D.J. Hall, offensive line, SLC-2. Morris Crosby, defensive back, SLC-2. Andrew Ireland, TSN HM All-American, SLC-2; Donavan King, defensive line, SLC-2. Joe Bell, linebacker, SLC-HM. Bradley George, quarterback, SLC-HM, SLC All-Academic. John Gilley, tight end, SLC-HM. Kenneth Hampton, SLC HM. Travis Houston, defensive line, SLC-HM, SLC All-Academic. Courtney Smith, linebacker, SLC-HM. Will Thompson, defensive back, SLC All-Academic.

2009- Bradley George, SLC Offensive Player of the Year, SLC Student Athlete of the Year, SLC-HM, D.J. Hall, offensive line, SLC-1; Mishak Rivas, return special-ist, SLC-1. Da’Marcus Griggs, wide receiver, SLC-2; Travis Houston, defensive end, SLC-2, FCS Athletic Director’s Academic All-Star, NFF Bill Campbell Award semifinalist; SLC All-Academic. Alvin Canady, running back, SLC-HM; Adley Eshraghipour, defensive line, SLC-HM; Calvin Gore, offensive line, SLC-HM; Alex Luna-offensive line, SLC-HM; Marcus Clark, linebacker, SLC-HM; Will Thompson, SLC-HM, SLC All-Academic; Jeff McVaney, SLC-All-Academic.

2010- D.J. Hall, offensive line, Associated Press Third-Team All-American, Phil Steele Fourth-Team All-American, SLC-1; Darryl Morris, defensive back SLC-2; Da’Marcus Griggs, wide receiver, SLC-1, return specialist, SLC-HM; Ben Follis, punter, SLC-HM, Marcus Clark, linebacker, SLC-HM, Karrington Bush, running back, SLC-HM, Jonathan Ward, defensive line, SLC All-Academic.

2011- D.J. Hall, offensive line, TSN Second-Team All-American, Phil Steele Third-Team All-American; Ind-1; Michael Ebbitt, defensive end, Ind. Defensive Player of the Year; Jordan Norfleet, defensive end, Ind.-1; Xavier Daniels, defensive back, Ind.-1; Jon Vernon, offen-sive line, Ind.-1; Isaiah Battle, wide receiver, Ind.-1; Terrence Franks, running back, Ind.-1; Ben Follis, punter, Ind.-1.

2012- Joplo Bartu, linebacker, WAC-2; Marcus Curry, running back, WAC-3; Chase Harper, tight end, WAC-2, Darryl Morris, cornerback, WAC-2; Matt Freeman, WAC-3; Blake McColloch, defensive tackle, WAC-3; Craig Mager, cornerback, WAC-HM; Jason McLean, safety, WAC-HM; Andy Erickson, punt returner, WAC-HM; Jafus Gaines, kick returner, WAC-HM.

2013- Andy Erickson, punt returner, Phil Steele All-SBC First Team, CSM All-SBC Third Team; Justin Iwuji, safety, All-SBC-2; Robert Lowe, running back, All-SBC-2, Phil Steele All-SBC Second Team, CSM All-SBC Second Team; Craig Mager, cornerback, CSM All-SBC Third Team; David Mayo, linebacker, All-SBC-Honorable Mention, CSM All-SBC Second Team, Phil Steele All-SBC Second Team; Blake McColloch, defensive tackle, NFF Hampshire Honor Society; Michael Odiari, defensive end, CSM All-SBC Third Team; Michael Orakpo, linebacker, All-SBC Honorable Mention, Phil Steele All-SBC Second Team; Brandon Smith, kick returner, CSM All-SBC First Team, Phil Steele All-SBC First Team.

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BOBCAT TEAM AWARD WINNERS

J.C. KELLAM AWARD Lyndon B. Johnson, the 36th President of the United States, returned to his alma mater in November of 1972 to present the first J.C. Kellam Award to Texas State’s outstanding senior football player. The first award was given to defensive back Jim Stienke who went to high school in Johnson City, only a few miles from Johnson’s ranch. Stienke went on to play professionally with the Cleveland Browns, New York Giants and Atlanta Falcons. The J.C. Kellam award was an outgrowth of a Bobcat Club banquet in 1971, at which LBJ presented a $25,000 check to the club to begin a Kellam Scholarship Fund for student-athletes. Kellam, general man-ager of KLBJ Radio in Austin and a longtime friend and business associate of the Johnson family, played football for the Bobcats in the early 1920s and graduated from the university in 1923. A large portrait of Kellam, donated by the Johnson family, also was presented to the school. The names of the J.C. Kellam Award winners are placed on a permanent plaque, which is on display in the Football End Zone Complex. In addition to the J.C. Kellam Award, the Bobcat Club also initiated an awards system for the outstand-ing offensive player, defensive player and freshman of the year in 1972.

Year Player Hometown1972 Jim Stienke (DB) Johnson City, Texas1973 Dennis Colvin (DT) Kennedy, Texas1974 Gary Sterling (DE) Fredericksburg, Texas1975 Pat Jupe (FB) San Antonio, Texas1976 Paul Phillips (LB) Fredericksburg, Texas1977 Kevin Jurgajtis (FB) Falls City, Texas1978 Dan Bierstedt (LB) Lockhart, Texas1979 Allen Kiesling (DE) Thorndale, Texas1980 Kelly Monk (Center) Seguin, Texas1981 Mike Miller (QB) LaGrange, Texas1982 Mike Wynn (OG) San Antonio, Texas1983 Tom Staskus (LB) Houston, Texas1984 Scott Forester (C) San Marcos, Texas1985 Mitch Davidson (C) Houston, Texas1986 Kevin Mueth (OT) Needville, Texas1987 Arnold Baker (DE) San Antonio, Texas1988 Brad Fulks (LB) Fredericksburg, Texas1989 Glenn Mangold (DT) Medina Valley, Texas1990 Reggie Rivers (RB) San Antonio, Texas1991 Gilbert Price (QB) Shiner, Texas1992 Craig Hemphill (Safety) Eagle Lake, Texas1993 David Gaffney (LB) Rockwall, Texas1994 Chris Mantooth (OL) Buda, Texas1995 Chris McGarrahan (WR) Arlington, Texas1996 Russell Peevy (TE) Mesquite, Texas1997 David Williams (QB) San Marcos, Texas1998 Brad Schley (DL) Cuero, Texas1999 Travis Bush (WR) Gregory-Portland, Texas2000 C.J. Carroll (DB) Corpus Christi, Texas Desmond Powell (TE) Texas City, Texas2001 Tyson Olivo (WR) Grapevine, Texas2002 Greg Pitts (LB) Lockhart, Texas2003 Beau Robertson (WR) Buda, Texas2004 John Tyson (WR) Klein, Texas2005 Randy Moshier (TE) Converse, Texas2006 Walter Musgrove (DB) Duncanville, Texas2007 Nick Clark (DE) Fort Worth, Texas2008 Stan Zwinggi (RB) Fredericksburg, Texas2009 Travis Houston (DE) Converse, Texas2010 Da’Marcus Griggs (WR) Bay City, Texas2011 Darius Bolden (WR) Houston,Texas Steven Kenney (OL) Pearland, Texas

Year Player Hometown2012 Shaun Rutherford (QB) Bay City, Texas2013 Isaiah Battle (WR) Cypress, Texas

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEARYear Player Hometown1972 Josh Brown (FB) Del Valle, Texas1973 Noe Gonzales (QB) San Diego, Texas1974 Kevin Jurgajtis (FB) Falls City, Texas1975 Jesse Davis (HB) Bartlett, Texas1976 Kevin Jurgajtis (FB) Falls City, Texas1977 Kevin Jurgajtis (FB) Falls City, Texas1978 Paul Darby (HB) Austin, Texas1979 Paul Thornton (Tackle) San Antonio, Texas1980 Mike Miller (QB) LaGrange, Texas1981 Mike Miller (QB) LaGrange, Texas1982 Ron Jacoby (QB) Austin, Texas1983 Ricky Sanders (RB) Belton, Texas1984 Scott Forester (Center) San Marcos, Texas1985 Kevin Mueth (Tackle) Needville, Texas1986 Roy Jackson (RB) Houston, Texas1987 Ron Rittimann (QB) New Braunfels, Texas1988 Bill Jones (RB) Corsicana, Texas1989 Jeff Novak (tackle) Houston, Texas1990 Reggie Rivers (RB) San Antonio, Texas Robbie Roberson (PK) Houston, Texas1991 Todd Scott (RB) Topeka, Kan.1992 Maurice Williams (RB) Elm Grove, Texas1993 Donald Wilkerson (RB) Tyler, Texas1994 Donald Wilkerson (RB) Tyler, Texas1995 David Williams (QB) San Marcos, Texas1996 Claude Mathis (RB) Bartlett, Texas1997 Claude Mathis (RB) Bartlett, Texas1998 Spergon Wynn (QB) Bellaire, Texas1999 Bronson Sanders (RB) Duncanville, Texas2000 Lee Davis (RB) East Bernard, Texas2001 Bronson Sanders (RB) Duncanville,Texas Tyson Olivo (WR) Grapevine, Texas2002 Lee Davis (RB) East Bernard, Texas2003 K.R. Carpenter (WR) Schertz, Texas2004 Terrell Harris (RB) Kerens, Texas2005 Barrick Nealy (QB) Dallas, Texas2006 Bradley George (QB) New Braunfels, Texas2007 Cameron Luke (WR) Klein, Texas2008 Cameron Luke (WR) Klein, Texas2009 Bradley George (QB) New Braunfels, Texas2010 Da’Marcus Griggs (WR) Bay City, Texas2011 Shaun Rutherford (QB) Bay City, Texas2012 Shaun Rutherford (QB) Bay City, Texas2013 Robert Lowe (RB) Waxahachie, Texas

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEARYear Player Hometown1972 Jimmy Jowers (LB) San Marcos, Texas1973 Ben Scharnberg (DB) Kerrville, Texas1974 Nathan Gutowsky (LB) Rosenberg, Texas1975 Ray Washington (DE) Hearne, Texas1976 Henry Holloman (DT) Huntsville, Texas1977 Dan Bierstedt (LB) Lockhart, Texas



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BOBCAT TEAM AWARD WINNERSYear Player Hometown1978 Mark Mattingly (DT) Dilley, Texas1979 Elvis Shaw (DL) Austin, Texas1980 Charles Burleson (LB) San Marcos, Texas1981 Ken Coffey (DB) Big Spring, Texas Cyril Friday (LB) Austin, Texas1982 Tim Staskus (LB) Houston, Texas1983 Cyril Friday (LB) Austin, Texas1984 David Glasco (DB) San Antonio, Texas1985 Eugene Rogers (DB) Corsicana, Texas1986 Arnold Baker (DE) San Antonio, Texas1987 Shawn Woods (LB) Tidehaven, Texas1988 Brad Fulks (LB) Fredericksburg, Texas1989 Glenn Mangold (DT) Medina Valley, Texas1990 Chad Coleman (LB) Killeen, Texas1991 Rod Woodard (Safety) Clear Creek, Texas1992 Craig Hemphill (Safety) Eagle Lake, Texas1993 David Gaffney (LB) Rockwall, Texas1994 Michael Thompson (DT) New Braunfels, Texas1995 Ypres Thomas (LB) Temple, Texas1996 Ypres Thomas LB) Temple, Texas1997 Fred Davis (DB) San Antonio, Texas1998 Beau Walker (LB) George West, Texas1999 Cliffton Black (Safety) Lubbock, Texas2000 C. J. Carroll (DB) Corpus Christi, Texas2001 Greg Pitts (LB) Lockhart, Texas2002 Greg Pitts (LB) Lockhart, Texas2003 David Simmons (LB) Houston, Texas2004 Fred Evans (DL) Morgan Park, Illinois2005 Fred Evans (DL) Morgan Park, Illinois2006 Jeremy Castillo (LB) Corsicana, Texas2007 Nick Clark (DE) Fort Worth, Texas2008 Donavan King (DE) Altair, Texas2009 Marcus Clark (LB) Fort Worth, Texas2010 Marcus Clark (LB) Fort Worth, Texas2011 Michael Ebbitt (DE) Westlake Village, Calif.2012 Joplo Bartu (DE-LB) Waller, Texas2013 David Mayo (LB) Scapoose, Ore.

OUTSTANDING FRESHMAN OF THE YEARYear Player Hometown1972 Kyle Bolen (DB) McCarney, Texas1973 Paul Phillips (LB) Fredericksburg, Texas1974 Jesse Davis (HB) Bartlett, Texas1975 Darrell Johnson (DB) Seguin, Texas1976 Elvis Shaw (DL) Austin, Texas1977 Greg Hamilton (QB) Killeen, Texas1978 Mike Miller (QB) LaGrange, Texas1979 Norris Powell (LB) East Bernard, Texas1980 Cyril Friday (LB) Austin, Texas1981 Neal Neunhoffer (PK) Austin, Texas1982 Eric Cobble (RB) Austin, Texas1983 Phil Grandjean (TE) Round Rock, Texas1984 Shawn Woods (LB) Tidehaven, Texas1985 David Haass (QB) San Antonio, Texas1986 Glenn Mangold (DE) Medina Valley, Texas1987 Reggie Rivers (RB) San Antonio, Texas1988 Greg Pagel (QB) Temple, Texas1989 Chad Coleman (LB) Killeen, Texas1990 Davy Smith (RB) Katy, Texas Victor Carr (DL) Austin, Texas

Year Player Hometown1991 Jeff Milward (LB) Lytle, Texas1992 Savalas Smith (LB) Houston, Texas1993 Todd Siebert (Safety) Marshall, Texas1994 Claude Mathis (RB) Bartlett, TexasYear Player Hometown1995 Ricky Lipsey (Safety) Port Arthur, Texas1996 Darrick Vaughn (DB) Aldine, Texas1997 D’Angelo Torres (WR) Grapevine, Texas1998 Sterling Rogers (DB) Cy-Falls, Texas Myron Coleman (LB) San Antonio, Texas1999 Greg Pitts (LB) Lockhart, Texas2000 Brian Forshee (TE) Spring, Texas2001 Marvin McCurry (P) Lubbock, Texas2002 Ryan Graves (OL) Waco, Texas2003 Jeremy Castillo (LB) Corsicana, Texas2004 Chase Wasson (QB) Southlake, Texas2005 Morris Crosby (WR) Houston, Texas2006 Alex Darley (WR) Corpus Christi, Texas2007 Karrington Bush (RB) Whitewright, Texas2008 Mishak Rivas (WR) Weslaco, Texas2009 Frank Reddic (RB) Kilgore, Texas2010 Tyler Arndt (QB) Cuero, Texas2011 Terrence Franks (RB) Angleton, Texas2012 Brandon Smith (WR) Prattville, Ala.2013 Tyler Jones (QB) Stephenville, Texas

JOHN O’HARA MEMORIAL OFFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE YEAR Between 1992 and 2004, Texas State added three additional awards. They are the John O’Hara

Memorial Offensive Lineman of the Year Award and the Jim Wacker “Unbelievable” Award and the Special Teams Player of the Year awards.

The John O’Hara Memorial Offensive Lineman of the Year award was established in 1992 and recog-nizes the top Bobcat offensive lineman, and it is awarded in honor of O’Hara, who was Texas State’s head coach from 1983 to 1989.

Year Player Hometown1992 Spicer Sigman (C) Pilot Point Selz, Texas1993 Spicer Sigman (C) Pilot Point Selz, Texas1994 John Rowland (OT) San Antonio, Texas1995 Wes Campbell (OT) Killeen, Texas1996 Adam Means (OT) Converse, Texas1997 Adam Means (G) Converse, Texas1998 Julius Wilson (C) Killeen, Texas1999 Julius Wilson (C/OT) Killeen, Texas2000 Todd Otte (OT) Austin, Texas2001 Doug Wheeler (OG) College Station, Texas2002 Ken McKoy (Tackle) Killeen, Texas2003 Jomaul Mason (Center) Beaumont, Texas2004 Thomas Keresztury (OT) New Braunfels, Texas2005 Thomas Keresztury (OT) New Braunfels, Texas2006 Buck Koalenz (C) Converse, Texas2007 Crawford May (G) Miami, Fla. 2008 Jeff Bowen (C) North Richland Hills, Texas2009 Calvin Gore (OT) Canyon Lake, Texas Alex Luna (OT) Houston, Texas2010 D.J. Hall (OG) Palestine, Texas2011 D.J. Hall (OG) Palestine, Texas2012 Matt Freeman (C) Abilene, Texas2013 Adrian Bellard (OT) Brenham, Texas



JIM WACKER “UNBELIEVABLE” AWARDThe Jim Wacker “Unbelievable” Award was established in 2003 and recognizes the Bobcat football

player who displays outstanding motivational, inspirational and leadership skills. Wacker led Texas State to a pair of NCAA Division II national championships in 1981 and 1982 and also served as Texas State’s Director of Athletics from 1998 to 2002. This award is given to the player who displays outstanding motivational, inspirational and leadership skills.

Year Player Hometown2003 Barrick Nealy (QB) Dallas, Texas2004 Randy Moshier (TE) Converse, Texas2005 Travis Upshaw (DL) Burleson, Texas2006 Walter Musgrove (DB) Duncanville, Texas2007 Nate Langford (DE) San Marcos, Texas2008 John Gilley (TE) Victoria, Texas2009 Marcus Clark (LB) Fort Worth, Texas2010 Marcus Clark (LB) Fort Worth, Texas2011 Prestin Brown (LB) Chishcogo, Minn. 2012 Prestin Brown (LB) Chishcogo, Minn.2013 Prestin Brown (LB) Chishcogo, Minn.

SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE YEARYear Player Hometown2004 Cory Elolf (P) Converse, Texas2005 Cory Elolf (P) Converse, Texas2006 Chris MacDonald (P) Mesa, Texas2007 Andrew Ireland (PK) Cedar Hill, Texas2008 Karrington Bush (KR) Whitewright, Texas2009 Ben Follis (P) Arlington, Texas2010 Ben Follis (P) Arlington, Texas2011 Ben Follis (P) Arlington, Texas Andy Erickson (PR) Austin, Texas2012 Andy Erickson (WR) Austin, Texas2013 Andy Erickson (WR) Austin, Texas

SPRING FOOTBALL AWARDSIn 2012, two new spring football awards were established to honor the players who demonstrated the most improvement during spring practice. The Jim Bob Helduser Most Improved Offensive Player was established to honor the offensive player who demonstrated the most improvement each spring. The award was named after former Texas State head coach who also served as an offensive line, quarterbacks and wide receivers coach under John O’Hara and Dennis Franchione from 1986-91. He passed away after battling colon cancer in 2010. The Fred Bleil Most Improved Defensive Player is given to the defensive player who demonstrated the most improvement. The award was named after Bleil, who served as Texas State’s defensive coordinator from 2008-10 before he passed away in 2011 after battling colon cancer. Jim Bob Helduser Most Improved Offensive Player Award Year Player Hometown2012 Tyler Arndt (QB) Cuero, Texas2013 Jordan Moore (QB) Houston, Texas2014 Adrian Bellard (OT) Brenham, Texas

Fred Bleil Most Improved Defensive Player Award Year Player Hometown2012 Joshuaé Robinson (LB) Abilene, Texas2013 Darius Hood (DL) Plano, Texas2014 Dallas McClarty (DL) League City, Texas

Supercats AwardsThe award is given at Texas State’s Night of Champions and is based on their power number, off-season

attendance, leadership and academic achievement.

Year Player Hometown2012 Isaiah Battle (WR) Hankamer, Texas Jack Costello (OL) The Woodlands, Texas Marcus Curry (RB) Carrollton, Texas Darryl Morris (CB) San Antonio, Texas Jordan Norfleet (DE) Houston, Texas Joshuae’ Robinson (LB) Abilene, Texas2013 Justin Booth San Antonio, Texas Prestin Brown Chishcogo, Minn. Terrence Franks Angelton, Texas Tim Gay Houston, Texas Craig Mager Luling, Texas Jordan Moore Houston, Texas2013 Jack Costello The Woodlands, Texas David Farris Pearland, Texas Ben Ijah San Diego, Calif. Robert Lowe Waxahachie, Texas David Mayo Scappoose, Ore. Kris Petersen Newark, Calif.

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Eddie Acevedo 1994-95Adolph Acher 1955Tom Acuff 1950-51Charles Adams 1981-83Harold Adams 1990-91Cyril Adkins 1994-97Ray Akins 1949-50John Akins 1948-49L.D. Alderson 1952Birge Alexander 1932Cedric Alexander 2009-11Phillip Alexander 2006-07Damani Alexcee 2013Jason Aleem 2001-02Aaron Allen 1994-97Horace Allert 1952-54Frank Allison 1922-24Paul Alsbury 1987-90Roland Altinger 1981-82Steve Alvarez 2008-10Ed Amerson 2010-12Zac Ammar 2010Kyle Anderson 2008-09Carl Andress 1974-75Wade Andrews 1939Tyler Arndt 2010-13Brad Arnold 1980-83Frank Arnold 1925-28Ross Arnold 1919James Aston 2006Celestino Avilla 1962-63Wilbur Aylor 1963-64

B B B B BRoddy Bagley 1961-62Derek Bailey 1990-93Leroy Bailey 1974-77Richard Bailey 1968David Bailiff 1977-80Mike Bailiff 1980-82Tom Bailiff 1978Clenton Ballard 1998-2001Arnold Baker 1984-87David Baker 1957-58Devin Baker 2010-13Donnie Baker 1999-02-11John Baker 1957-59Kyle Baker 1999-2000Todd Banks 1988-90Matt Barber 1986-88G. Barnard 1938-40Leon Barnard 1938-40Tom Barnes 1978-79Billy Barrington 1951Rick Barrow 1997-2000Bob Bart 1976Richard Bartee 1986-88Josh Barton 2006-07Joplo Bartu 2009-12Ryan Batchelor 2008-09William Bates 1938-39Thad Batiste 1989Isaiah Battle 2011-13Monroe Bayer 1957Graydon Baze 1942, 46-47

Jeff Beaty 1940-41Joe Bednarski 1962-64Joe Bell 2006-09Adrian Bellard 2012-13Clint Bendele 1996-99Ron Ben-Mier 1996Shane Bennett 1990-92Phillip Benning 2010-13Hugh Berry 1951Lawrence Berry 1951Mike Berry 1968Joe Berry 1928-29Sedic Bettis 1951-52Willie Bickham 1986-89Dan Bierstedt 1975-78Bernard Biggs 1924-26Cliffton Black 1995-99James Blackwell 1964Tyler Blades 2013Tommy Blair 1967-69Franklin Bless 1947-49Wildred Block 1954-56Aaron Bolado 1998Darius Bolden 2008-11Billy Bolen 1972Kyle Bolen 1973-75Leland Bolen 1975Luke Bomar 2002-05Floyd Bondy 1941-42Andre Booker 2003Billy Booker 1981-83Marcus Booker 1988-90Justin Booth 2013Justin Boren 2005-06Ramel Borner 2004-07Howard Boucher 1946-49George Bounds 1941-42Jeff Bowen 2007-08Renearl Bowie 1992Anthony Boyd 1980-81Billy Brademan 1940-42Malcom Bradford 1979Dameon Branch 1993Jeff Brandes 1992-95Jerry Brantly 1982-83

Cotton Branum 1926-29Steve Brenner 1990-93John Brewer 1984-87Charles Bridges 1961-62Bernard Briggs 1924-26John Brightwell 1934-36Ben Brite 1926Kyle Bronson 2006Andrew Brooks 2007-09Craig Brooks 1994Harry Brooks 1993Jerome Brooks 2001-02Thomas Brooks 2001Jim Brooks 1979Morris Brothers 2003-05Allen Brown 1940Charles Brown 1959Charles Brown 1980Deshun Brown 2001-02George Brown 1990-93Howard Brown 1921-23Jeff Brown 2002-05Jerry Brown 1961-63Joshua Brown 1970-72Prestin Brown 2010-13ReShawn Brown 1995-98Sedrick Brown 2002Charles Brownlee 1957Ted Bruner 1932-33Alan Bruns 1975-77Harvey Bruns 1951-53Kay Buckner 1959Andy Buffington 1967Doyle Buffington 1969James Bujnoch 1986-87Stanley Bunton 1979-82Roland Burge 1935-37Charles Burleson 1978-79Willie Burleson 1978Cecil Burnette 1924Blake Burton 2005-08Darryl Bush 1986-87Karrington Bush 2007-10Travis Bush 1996-99Josh Byther 1994

C C C C CWillie Caesar 1990-91Charles Caffey 1965-67Don Caldwell 1968-70Joe Calhoun 1989Champ Callihan 1932Gid Campbell 1936-37Wes Campbell 1991-95Alvin Canady 2006-09Ryan Cardin 2013Herbert Carleston 1952-55George Carlisle 1946-48Paul Carlisle 1946Michael Carmona 2008Buford Carnes 1933K.R. Carpenter 2003-05Victor Carr 1990-93Tyronne Carrington 1991-92C. J. Carroll 1997-2000George Carroll 1959-60

Mike Carter 1990Roshad Carter 2006Max Carver 1938Jeremy Castillo 2003-06Matt Castillo 1974Raymond Cavness 1923-24Leo Chafin 1951-52Joe Chaisson 2008Michael Chambers 2010-11Robert Chambers 1926Preston Chambliss 1939Damien Chandler 2003-04Tyler Chase 2011-12Ike Chekwa 2003-04Fred Childress 1926Bill Clark 1927-28Billy Roy Clark 1979Ollie Clark 1940-41, 47Marcus Clark 2007-10Nick Clark 2004-07Rod Clark 1981-83Colin Clasen 1989-90Jamie Clavell-Head 2010-13Glen Cleckler 1946Jeff Clermond 2010-13Eric Cobble 1982-85Clyde Cockrun 1967Bubba Coers 1947John Coers 1920, 22-23T.A. Coers 1946-48Ken Coffey 1978-81Wayne Coffey 1984-85Jerry Cole 1961-64William Cole 1920, 22-23Chad Coleman 1989-90Dallas Coleman 2004-06Jarvis Coleman 2007Myron Coleman 1998-2001Charles Collins 1975-76Julius Collins 1987-89Ken Collins 1983-85Mike Collins 1986-89Vince Collins 1994-96Dennis Colvin 1971Huel Conner 1923Lee Conoly 2010-13Clellan Cook 2005-06Aaron Coon 1946Rusty Cooper 1983-86Herman Corner 1932-34Bob Cornelius 1958-61Jack Costello 2013Carroll Counts 1939Fritz Cox 1993-94Tommy Cox 1969Walter Cox 1970Kyle Cracknell 1988Jammar Crane 2006Zach Crawford 2012-13Jack Crawley 1942, 46-47Jervoress Crenshaw 2006-07Morris Crosby 2005-08Mike Cross 1971Roger Crosswhite 1974-77Jerry Crow 1964Darrell Culberson 1985-88

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ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERSBill Cummins 1929-30Larry Cunningham 1971Jeff Curbo 1947-49John Curbow 1966-68Delbert Current 2006-07Marcus Curry 2011-12

D D D D DGreg D’Etcheverry 2001Pence Dacus 1951-53Elmer Dahlberg 1946-49Robert Daigle 1970-71Roland Daigle 1961-62Wayne Daigle 1966-69Claude Dailey 1923-26Marcus Dallas 2013Monroe Daniels 1971-73Xavier Daniels 2010-13Jason Dann 2012-13E.E. Darby 1925-26Paul Darby 1976-78Terry Darden 1956-58Tyrone Darden 1999-02Bob Dargle 1972Alex Darley 2006Frederick Davidson 1982-85Gene Davenport 1951-52Tappy Davenport 1937-39Mitch Davidson 1982-85Bert Davis 1948-50Charles Davis 1959-62Chris Davis 1997Danny Davis 1990-91Delbert Davis 1939-40Fred Davis 1994-97Harold Davis 1939-40Jesse Davis 1974-77Lee Davis 1999-02Les Davis 1977,79-81Mike Davis 1990-91Preston Davis 1998-2001Steve Davis 1999Todd Davis 1986-89Adrian Dayse 2006-07Rich Dear 1990Willard Dearing 1958-60Vaughn Deary 1980-83Bob DeBesse 1978-80Walter Dedekel 1950-55Duke DeLancellotti 2012-13Steven de la Torre 1994-97Kelly Dennis 1990-91Wellington Deshield 2004-08Ralston Dews 2009Jeremy Dickey 2012Kenneth Dickey 1952-53Wallace Dickey 1962-64Brandon Dickinson 2000-02Russell Dickson 1974Harvey Dierschke 1998-2001Steven Dietz 2003-04Daren Dillard 2008-10Eric Diogu 1999Roy Dixon 1927Wallace Dockall 1942, 46-47Ross Doctoroff 1997-99

Terrence Franks

Jimmy Dodson 1929Dan Dolce 2003-04Kyle Doll 2011Curtis Dominguez 2000-02Jeff Donaldson 2012Matt Don Carlos 2002Tom Doty 1985-86Hugh Douglas 1973John Douglass 1990-91Richard Duffy 1987John Dulaney 1989-90Billy Dumas 1954James Duncan 1969-71Billy Dunk 1977-80Galen Dunk 2006-07Justin Dunk 2001Bill Dunlap 1946-49Craig Dunlavy 1974-76Brian Dunn 2001Leron Dunn 1992-93Mike Dunn 1982-83Reggie Dunn 1991-92Johnny Dykes 1942

E E E E ESteve Eaton 1990-93Troy Ebensberger 2005Michael Ebbitt 2011Adrian Edwards 1977-78Berry Ehlert 1932Melvin Ehlert 1920Carl Ehrlich 1931Jim Elliot 1971Cory Elolf 2003-05Chimoa Emuka 2011Mark England Andy Erickson 2011-13Brandon Ercoline 1994-96Denson Ermis 1959Adley Eshraghipour 2008-09, 11-12Dan Essa 1981Fred Evans 2004-05Scott Evans 1987Thomas Evans 2012Warren Evans 1980Osita Ezeilo 2003

F F F F FWilford Fairey 1924-27Reynaldo Farias 1962-64James Farmer 1989-90Robert Farrar 1966David Farris 2013Joe Farris 1950Johnny Faseler 1952-55Morris Faseler 1972-74Danny Faust 1990-92Ronald Feldman 1974-75Glen Felps 1965Chuck Ferguson 1998-2001Steve Ferrell 1975-77Brian Ferris 2007Mike Ferris 1977-79James Fife,Sr. 1957-58James Fife,Jr. 1979-81Jerry Fife 1982-85

Pete Finch 1938-39Collin Fissell 2011-13Vester Fissel 1928-29Junior Fite 1994-95Herbert Flowers 1968Bret Floyd 1986-88Ben Follis 2008-11John Ford 2006-08Donald Forester 1987-88Russell Forester 1933Scott Forester 1981-84Brian Forshee 2000-02Gary Frank 1974-75Gibbs Franki 1960-62Pat Franklin 1984-85Terrence Franks 2011-13Eddie Franz 1964-65Keith Frase 1975-78Bryan Frassman 1985-88Devon Freeman 2001-04Matt Freeman 2012-13Pete Fredenberg 1968-70Rufus Frenzel 1927Cyril Friday 1980-83Fred Frieling 1964-66Brad Fulks 1985-88Asa Fuller 1959-60Charles Fuller 1959

G G G G GDavid Gaffney 1991-93Jafus Gaines 2012-13Alfred Garcia 1979Alvaro Garcia 2008-11Gonzalo Garcia 1948-49Modesto Garcia 1952-53Henry Gardner 1938-40Clifford Gardner 2006Sam Wood Gardner 1919Justin Garelick 2009-10Ron Garner 1986Ryan Garrey 2013Ward Gary 1923-24Frank Gasca 1986-88Robert Gasca 1989-91Ron Gaskin 1983-84

Bradford Gates 1926Tim Gay 2012-13Jeff Gelsone 1993Frank Gensberg 1927-30Mose Gensberg 1934Bradley George 2006-09Reagan George 2000-01Leonard Germer 1950-55Louis Germer 1933-35Walter Germer 1930-33Joe Ghrist 1983-85Dominic Giametta 2003-05Bob Gibbens 1958Daniel Gibbens 1978-81Peter Gibbens 1976-79Robert Gibbens 1953-55Sid Gibbens 1956-58John Gibbens 1956Walter Gibbens 1954Pete Gibbons 1976-79Gary Gibson Marvin Giddings 1996-99Scott Giello 1991-92Shyton Gilbreath 1993-95Greg Gilcrease 1979-80Lewis Gilcrease 1951-52Danny Gillaspia 1983-84John Gilley 2004-08Bill Gilliam 1969Michael Gilmore 2011-13David Glasco 1983-84Derrick Glasper 2003Ronnie Glenwinkler 1972Billy Gloor 1946-48Aubrey Glover 1931-32Jason Glover 2002Greg Gold 2006Noe Gonzales 1970-73Rene Gonzales 1984-85Carlos Goodman 1935Colby Goodwin 2011-13Clark Gordon 1928-31Richard Gordy 1987-89Calvin Gore 2006-09Dennis Gorka 1967-70Phillip Gossett 1994-95Clyde Gott 1930-33Jeff Gotte 2005-06Teddy Grabarkawitz 1968Bobby Graham 1953-55Michael Grandjean 1989Phil Grandjean 1983-86Anthony Grant 2002Damon Grant 2012Darryl Grant 1987Arthur Gray 1958Michael Gray 1994-95Terry Green 1968-69Mark Gregurek 1981-83Bobby Griffen 1957Jason Griffin 2000Da’Marcus Griggs 2008-10John Gueder 1933-34Ben Guess 1948-49Trent Guiberrteau 2011Glenn Gundy 1974-77



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Joe Gutierrez 1974-75Nathan Gutowsky 1971-74

H H H H HDavid Haass 1985-88Paul Haberer 1990Taylor Haese 2008-10Ted Haese 1940-41Greg Hagan 1985-87Helmer Hageman 1949Garett Hagendorf 2000-2001Robert Hagey 1987-89Monte Hale 1989Jim Haley 1965-66O.C. Haley 1960Bernard Hall 1946-47Billy Hall 1981-82Bobby Hall 1950Burnell Hall 1948Charlie Hall 1954-56D.J. Hall 2008-11Don Hall 1986-87Jack Hall 1952William Ham 1962-64Brad Hamilton 1989-92Drew Hamilton 2011-13Greg Hamilton 1977-80Luther Hamilton 1947Kenneth Hampton 2008-10Trey Hampton 2007-09Antoine Harden 2003Chet Hanks 1989-92Gene Hanks 1951-54Jason Hannan 2009-10Jeff Harbers 1993Jesse Harbifn 1935-36Kenneth Hardcastle 1955-57Chris Hardeman 1991-93Bronco Hardgrave 1988-89Don Hardin 1959-60John Hardin 1981-84Jay Harold 1960-62Chase Harper 2011-12Corey Harper 1992

Will Johnson

Kyle Harrell 1994-97Herman Harris 1978Matt Harris 2008-11Max Harris 1922Terrell Harris 2002-04Bobby Hart 2003Leonard Hart 1928Walter Hartfield 1973-74Terrance Hatton 1994-97 Eugene Havelka 1952-54Joe Hawkins 1950Tim Hawkins 2009-12Larry Hayden 2003-05Jerome Haynes 1995Scot Hayward 1983Jarrett Haywood 2011-12Tommy Head 1966-68Jason Hearn 1996-99Keith Hebert 1986James Hefferman 1962-64Frank Hefner 1934Craig Hemphill 1991-92Jack Henry 1948-49Kevin Henry 1988-91Kyle Herman 1993Jim Herridge 1948-50Grady Hester 1934William Heyward 2001-04Corey Hickerson 2007-08Illya Hicks 1994A.D. Hildreth 1921-22Bernard Hill 1929Bryan Hill 2010Herbert Hill 1950-53J.D. Hill 2001Chip Hinkle 1980-83George Hinkle 1949Keith Hoffmann 1953-56Billy Hollas 1958-60Tom Hollon 1949-51Bobby Holloway 1935-37Brian Holloway 1995Charles Holmes 2008-11Travis Holmstrom 2000-02

Clarence Holt 1968-70Darius Hood 2012Garrett Hood 2008-09Dean Hopf 1933-34Jerry Hopkins 1955Ardis Hopper 1926-29Herschel Hopson 1923-24Mike Horak 1967-68Luke Horder 2004-05Darrell Hortness 1949-51Andre Horton 1987-88Ed Horton 1927-29Howard Horton 1932-34Jack Horton 1919-22Albert Houston 1931-33Travis Houston 2006-09William Ray Houston 1983-84W.L. Howard 1936-38Eddie Howell 1967-70Tom Howell 1920Jason Howes 1988-89Ken Huewitt 1980-83Sidney Hughes 1938Jack Hughes 1941Van Hughes 1982-83Frank Hurt 1940John Hygh 1991-94

I I I I IEnrique Ibarra 1957Joe Icet 1953Ben Ijah 2012-13Dexter Imade 2010E.H. Imken 1964-65Phillip Irby 1962-63Andrew Ireland 2006-08Lowe Irvine 1958-60Woodrow Isham 1938-40Michael Ivory 1993Bryan Iwuji 2008-11Justin Iwuji 2010-13

J J J J JNicholas Jack 1993-96Bernard Jackson 2000-01Bud Jackson 1963George Jackson 1942Henry Jackson 1966-69Jack Jackson 1966-69Ray Jackson 1970-72Robert Jackson 1965Ron Jackson 2009-11Roy Jackson 1984-87Tymajrick Jackson 2012Kenneth Jacobs 1960-61Ron Jacoby 1979-82Nato James 2003-04John Janca 1929-31Harold Jay 1962Matt Jenkins 2004-07Willie Jenkins 1980-81Maurice Jennings 1919Ben Jessie 1986-88Jerrid Jeter-Gilmon 2012-13Milton Jirasek 1947-48Dale Johanson 1949-51

Mac Johanson 1971-74Shane Johanson 1978-79Todd John 1993A.J. Johnson 1985-88Alfred Johnson 1926-27Chad Johnson 1995-97Darrell Johnson 1975-78David Johnson 1983-85Ed Johnson 1983-85Greg B. Johnson 1987 Greg D. Johson 1994Greg S. Johnson 1985-88Heath Johnson 1988-91Tevron Johnson 2011Will Johnson 2011-13Daniel Jolly 2005-06Brandon Jones 2013Darren Jones 1985-88Greg Jones 1964Jimmy Jones 1964Kendall Jones 1998-2001Stan Jones 2004-05Teddy Jones 2002-05Tyler Jones 2013William Jones 1988Jimmy Jowers 1972-73Milton Jowers 1933-34Paul Jungman 1980Pat Jupe 1973-75Kevin Jurgajtis 1974-77

K K K K KFred Kaderli 1921Tim Kaderli 1995-96Turner Kaderli 1922Ed Kallina 1921-23Henry Kallina 1923-26Lewis Kaufman 1934-36Jamil Kazen 2009Claude Kellam 1919-22Jesse C. Kellam 1919-20, 22Buddy Kellar 1955Will Kellar Albert Kelley 1993-94Mike Kelley 1983-84Albert R. Kennedy 1986Steven Kenney 2008-11Lowell Kercheville 1983-85Thomas Keresztury 2002-05Wade Key 1967-68Alan Kiesling 1978-79Anthony King 2002Donovan King 2005-08Zicman Kitchens 1978-79Zilman Kitchens 1929-30Ray Kizer 1967-68Kurt Klassen 1986-88Robert Knispel 1925-26Randy Knox 1980Randy Knoz 1975-76Mark “Buck” Koalenz 2004-06Emmett Korff 1946-48Joey Korzekwa 1979-81Eugene Kosarek 1952Bobby Kotzur 1972-75Henry Kotzur 1969-72




Bradley Miller

Joe Kristoff 1941Gillmore Krueger 1970-71Michael Kuhn 1995-96Ronnie Kuhn 1977-78William Kuykendall 1925

L L L L LDavid Lackey 1983-85Harold Lackey 1986Hayden Lambert 2013Courtney Lane 1984-85Lawrence Lange 1942Roy Langerhans 1947Mike Langford 1980-82Nate Langford 2004-07Eddie Lankford 1956-57Kent Laster 1994-97Max Laxson 1940Rob Laymon 2000-01Ricky Leal 1982-84E.J. LeBlanc 2008Reggie Leday 1990-91Scott Ledbetter 1996Jerry Lehman 1969-72Jonathan Lehmann 2006Danny Leinnweber 1962-63Fritz Lenhoff 1939Kenyon Leno 2001-04Bob Lewis 1959-61Brandon Lewis 2011David Lewis 2010-11, 2013Greg Lewis 1946-49James Lewis 1949-50Lofton Lewis 1978-79Monte Lewis 1991-94Wade Lightsey 2004Brian Lilly 2009-12Effie Lindsey 1928-29Mack Lingo 1978Ricky Lipsey 1995-98Lloyd Little 1960Mike Littleton 1965Fritz Loeffler 1949-52Carter Lomax 1938-40David Longhofer 1982-85Derek Lopez 2008-11A.J. Loth 1954-55Robert Lowe 2012-13Lawrence Lowman 1925Terry Lowman 1919, 21-23Mike Luckenbill 1979-80Allen Lucky 1981-84Cameron Luke 2006-08Jonathon Luke 1994-97Alex Luna 2006-09 John Luna 1965-68Tomas Luna 2011-13Lee Ca. Lundin 1983-86Lee Ch. Lundin 1999-02Lindy Lyles 1963-65Pat Lyssy 1955-56

M M M M MChris MacDonald 2006-07Craig Mager 2011-13Robert Magrover 1942-46

Kenneth A. Malatek 1958-59Ken Malater 1958-59Rene H. Maldonado 1983-86Glenn Mangold 1986-89Hansel Mangum 1934-36Tom Mangum 1963Delwin Manning 1989-92Robert Manning 1957-58Chris Mantooth 1991-94Justin Marcellus 2001-02, 2004-05Oliver Marshall 1928Tommie Marshall 1939Bob Martin 1935-37Jerald Martin 1961-62Edward Martinez 1984Justin Martinez 1999-02Joel Martingnoni 1981Jomaul Mason 2002-03Claude Mathis 1994-97Kyle Matlock 1986-87Leonard Matocha 1981-84Aaron Matthews 2011, 2013Cody Matthews 2010-12Mark Mattingly 1977-79Ken Matula 1987-88Fred Mayler 1939-40Crawford May 2006-07David Mayo 2012-13Alfred Mays 1973Butch Maywald 1986-89Bobby McBride 1954-56Lyons McCall 1924-26Cody McCauley 2001-02Dallas McClarty 2013Ben McClellan 1997-99Woody McClendon 2009-10Michael McClure 1995-99Blake McColloch 2010-13Andre McCorkle 2006Johnny McCoy 2003Brian McCray 1990-93 Richard McCullough 1983-85Marvin McCurry 2001-02Billy McDaniel 1956-57James McFall 1954

Artie McFarling 1929David McGarah 1975-77Chris McGarrahan 1992-95James McGill 1954LaJonta McGowan 2000-02Trey McGowen 2013Trevor McKenzie 2004Ken McKoy 2001-04Jason McLean 2009-12Bo McMillan 1930-31Damion McMiller 2012-13Lawrence McPherson 1995Jeff McVaney 2008-09Adam Means 1994-97Mace Meeks 1984Michael Meeks 2005Steve Meeks 1972-74Richard Menelfy 1958-59Mike Merrett 1974-77Jake Merrill 1997Mike Merritt 1978Wayne Merritt 1957-58Kevin Meutch 1983-86Kevin Meuth 1987Kenny Meyers 1981-83Kevin Mickits 1981-84Steve Mikeska 1994-97Micah Miksch 2006Tal Milan 1983Deche Milburn 2012David Miles 1986-89Billy Miller 1955-56Bradley Miller 2011-13Colby Miller 1996DeRoy Miller 1940-41Donald Miller 1992-95Mike Miller 1978-81Robert Miller 1974-76Ronnie Miller 2005-06Ryne Miller 2003-06T. P. Miller 2007-10Mark Millett 1987-88Rimothy Millett 1978Jeff Milward 1991-92David Mims 2012-13Joshua Minde 2009-11Jimmy Minor 1976Bryan Minton 1982Cliff Mitchell 1967-69Greg Mitchell 1988-90Wilber Mitchell 1969Harvey Moerbe 1963-64Jan Mohel 1964-67Chad Moncure 2012Kelly Monk 1977-80Victor Monk 1932Corey Montgomery 1992Eddie Montgomery 1932Mike Montgomery 1969-70Joel Moore 2002-05Jordan Moore 2013Scott Moore 1990-93Hector Moreno 1971-73Darryl Morris 2009-12Bert Morrison 1969-70David Morrison 1964-67

Reece Morrison 1964-67Charles Morton 1925-28Randy Moshier 2002-05Preston Mouton 1996Ronnie Mudd 1962-65David Muldoon 1976-77Mike Murphy 1987-89Walter Musgrove 2003-06

N N N N NDon Najvar 1979-81Marc Napier 1973Allie Gerald Nash 1984Kevin Nason 1981-82Barrick Nealy 2003-05Ty Neatherlin 2002Jeff Neill 1994-95Jimmy Nelms 1984-87Charlie Nelson 1990-93Clark Nelson 1961-63Corky Nelson 1952Regan Nesbitt 1930-31Russell Nettles 1984Neal Neunhoffer 1981-84Neely Newman 1923-24Ricky Newman 1988-90Heath Nickes 1994-96Dwight Nieschwitz 1965-67Bassett Nix 1957Cecil Nix 1928Jordan Norfleet 2010-13Sam Norris 1932-34Jerome Nortman 1955-56,1958-59Jeff Novak 1987-89Ty Nsekhe 2003Chris Nutall 2011, 2013

O O O O OShola Obafemi 2003-06Bob Obets 1928-29Gregg Ochler 1973-75Lamar Octman 1933Ryan Odell 2005Kevin Odelusi 2006-09Michael Odiari 2013Frank Ogbor 1996Joe O’Haver 1993-95Jesus Olivares 1976-77Tyson Olivo 1998-2001Lamar Oltman 1933Jamarqus O’Neal 2005-06Leon O’Neal 1970-73Michael Orakpo 2013Dwayne Orr 1983-86Paul Ortega 1995-96Todd Otte 1997-2000Bill Overall 1967Clint Owen 1992-95

P P P P PGary Pack 1969-72Matt Padron 2004-06Greg Pagel 1988-91Freddie Paige 2007-08Ric Palmer 2207Raymond Palmour 1950-54



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ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERSAdrian Parker 2009Johnny Parker 1969-71Ray Parker 2007-08Brian Parks 1988-91Marsh ParrisJ.B. Patterson 1946-48, 52Walker Patton 1934Todd Pawelek 2000-01Glen Peavy 1951Demetrius Peel 1992-93Russell Peevy 1993-96Mat Pels 1978-79George Pena 1974-75Gary Peoples 1979-82Mac Peoples 1951-52Rick Pereda 1991-93James Perez 1985-87Mark Perez 1998Jesse Perkins 1964-67L. Van Perkins 1919-20Kris Peterson 2013Clint Petty 1993-95Stanley Pfeil 1961Herman Phillips 1936-37Paul Phillips 1973-76Weldon Phillips 1935-36Sam Pier 2007-10Marcus Pierce 1996-98Paul Pine, Jr. 1994-95Greg Pitts 1999-02H. C. Pluenneke 1951Brett Pohler 1996-99Bill Pointer 1974-75Fred Pointer 1973-75Dan Polasek 1971-74Mel Polk 1981Bob Porter 1931-33George Porter 1950-52Nathan Porter 1961-63Dale Posey 1981-83Martin Posey 1989Tyler Potter 2012-13Billie Powell 1990-93Desmond Powell 2000Ernie Powell 1986-89Norris Powell 1979-80Roy Powell 1957-58James Prewitt 1952-53Gilbert Price 1988-91Randy Prince 1986-87Edmund Pringle 2005Chase Pulliam 2005-07Glenn Purcell 1989Albert Purdy 1979-81Richard Purdy 1987Ryan Purdy 1988-90Sub Pyland 1930-32

Q Q Q Q QBrian Quackenbush 2006-08

R R R R RDan Raasch 1989-93Sam Ramirez 1986-87Charles Ramsey 1920-21Keith Randle 1987-90

Aaron Randow 1971-73Peter Rasicot 1978-81David Ramirez 2006Brandon Raye 2001-02Elvin Read 1929-32Richard Redd 1952-53Frank Reddic 2009-10Jason Reece 1991-92Steve Reed 1969-70Joe Reeder 1935-37Albert Reeh 1948-50John Reese 1960-63Vicente Reid 1991-94Wallace Reincherzer 1950Anthony Rex 1984-87Luis Reyes 1979-80Hons Richards 1921Alvin Ringo 1957-59Tim Rio 1966Ron Rittimann 1987-88Mishak Rivas 2008-09Reggie Rivers 1987-90Eddie Roach 1965-66Donald Roberson 1953-54Ernest Roberson 1931-35James Roberson 1983-86Robbie Roberson 1990-91Terry Roberts 1969-70Tommy Roberts 1959Beau Robertson 2001-03Tylond Robertson 2012Robbie Robinett 1959-60Charlie Robinson 1983-84Dexter Robinson 1983-86Joshua’e Robinson 2012Nelson Robinson 1990-93Trey Robinson 2002Zach Robinson 2012-13Shane Roch 1995O.C. Rode 1920Macon Roemer 1965-67Eugene Rogers 1984-88James Rogers 1992-94Sterling Rogers 1998-2001Tom Rogers 1975-76

Jim Rokas 1983Clay Roland 1972-73Freddie Roland 1972Jason Roland 1997Felix Romero 2013Stephen Ross 2000John Rowland 1991-94Winston Ruelas 2007-10Booker Russell 1976-77Greg Russell 1983-85Ryan Rust 2000-02Dave Rutherford 1956James Rutherford 1954Shaun Rutherford 2011-12Michael Rutledge 2006-08Jonathan Ruzicka 2008

S S S S SJimmy Sagnes 1982Tommy Salazar 1986-89Kenneth Samuels 2000-03Chris Sanchez 1993-95Michael Sanchez 2003Mark Sandahl 1972Bronson Sanders 1998-2001Caddo Sanders 1952-56Frances Sanders 1929-31Marshall Sanders 1983-85Ricky Sanders 1981-83Bill Satterwhite 1965-67Mac Sauls 1964-67Robert Saunders 1919-20Leon Savage 1973-76Kevin Saverance 1995Del Scales 2004Ben Scharnberg 1971-73Donald Scheller 1950-51Brad Schley 1994-98Ed Schmeltekopf 1952-54Michael Schneeweis 2008-09Ivo Schoppe 1933-34Louis Schorp 1967-69Joe Schuchardt 1947Walter Schulle 1956-58Matt Schumann 2006-08Corey Scott 2007-11Earl Scott 1948-49Frank Scott 1919Joe Lee Scott 1948-49Sam Scott 1986-88Todd Scott 1990-91Tyrone Scott 2004-06Jack Searcy 1951Leon Seay 1932Leon Sefton 1953-55Jerry Sellers 1929John Sellmyer 1974-76Melvin Selph 1947-50Nick Sessions 2002-05Glenn Settles 2000-03Pete Shands 1920-21Elvis Shaw 1976-79Emmett Shelton 1922-24Robert Shelton 1919-20Scott Shelton 2001Gary Shepard 2004-06

Richard Sherley 1941-42Douglas Sherman 2004-05Roy Sherrard 1990-91J.R. Shipp 1994-98Todd Siebert 1993Paul Sienkiewich 2008-09Spicer Sigman 1990-93Gary Sills 1980Louie Simmonds 1964-65David Simmons 2003-05Mario Simmons 1989-92Joey Simone 2012Adrian Simpson 1981-83Kyle Simpson 2003Andrew Sims 2013Michael Sims 1987-89Michael Singleton 1993-94Michael Slater 1990-92Alton Slaton 1950-53Charles Slaughter 1939-40Jack Sledge 1919Anthony Smith 2003Bobby Smith 1965-67Brandon Smith 2012-13Chris Smith 1990Coalie Smith 1936Courtney Smith 2005-08D. Scott Smith 1986-87David Smith 1975-77Davy Smith 1990Gene Smith 1952-54Grant Smith 1951Jarvis Smith 2002-03John Smith 1994Kevin Smith 1989Macon Smith 1962-64Poe Smith 1938-41Savalas Smith 1992Scott Smith 1990-93Stanley Smith 1963-66Stephen Smith 2013Steve Smith 1976-78Terrell Smith 2013Tracy Smith 1977-80Vander Smith 1938-40Jamell Snell 2006Wilfred Snell 1936-37David Sorrell 1982Rick Sowell 1980-82Bill Soyars 1967-69Tommy Soyars 1969-71Eldon Spannagel 1941Tim Speedy 1989-91Richard Spinn 1929Roy Spradin 1962Randy Stanley 1989Ralph Starnes 1938Tim Staskus 1981-83Gary Stautzenberger 1964-65Mike Stavinoha 1981Teddy Steele 1981-83Gary Stehling 1972-74Charles Sterling 1984-85Carroll Stevens 1925-26Harroll Stevens 1925-26James Stewart 1997-2000



Charlie Will Tuttle

ALL-TIME LETTERWINNERSJarrod Stewart 2010Robert Stewart 1991Warren Stewart 1987-90Jim Stienke 1970-72Robert Stienke 1974-75Sammy Stiggers 1989Charles Stoddard 1980Mike Store 1980Robert Storey 1935-37Rodgers Storey 1921-22Derwin Straughter 2004-05Clayton Stribling 1927Martin Stroble 1929Patrick Strodtman 2008-09Martin Stuart 1938Tom Stubblfield 1991-92Richard Suffel 1963-65Wylie Summers 1921Brian Surovik 1994-97Joe Sutton 1951E.J. Swindler 1949-51Roger Swift 1974-78Scott Swinnea 1992-94John Szczech 1998-2001

T T T T TBrady Talley 1995Colby Targun 2011-13John Tarvin 1983-85Lionel Tatun 1942Kamu Taulelei 2012-13Mike Taylor 1978-81Morgan Taylor 2006-07Trent Taylor 1987-88William Taylor 1938-40Eric Tennessee 1984-87Adrian Thomas 2005-08Ervin Thomas 1988-91Henry Thomas 1985-86Ypres Thomas 1995-96Michael Thompson 1991-94Will Thompson 2007-09Bill Thornton 1970-72Paul Thornton 1977-80Albert Thurmond 1946-48Jerry Timminis 1959Andy Tobias 1958-61Orlando Toldson 2006Clint Toon 2007-08D’Angelo Torres 1997-1999Trent Touchstone 1986-87Larry Townsend 1969-71Anthony Tropea 2003Charles Trcka 1962Todd Trcka 1986-88Arthur Trilli 1980Reggie Trimble 1984-87Ray Tripp 1937Cleve Tryon 1989-90Ron Tryon 1991Shawn Tryon 1991-94Josh Tubbs 2001-03Trey Tucker 1981-83Eric Turner 1989Jameil Turner 2005-06Rex Turner 1961-63

Charles Tuttle 1941Charlie Will Tuttle 2011-13Johnny Tyson 2003-04

U U U U UTravis Upshaw 2002-05

V V V V VJohnny Valentino 1969Frank Vance 1923-26Joe Vance 1927Daniel Varvel 2005-07Gabe Vasquez 1997Charles Vatterott 1983-86Travis Vaughan 1998-1999Barney Vaughn 1935-37Darrick Vaughn 1996-99John Vaughn 1940David Vela 1979-82Zach Velliquette 2011-13Jon Vernon 2008-11George Vest 1925-28V.J. Villareal 1992James Vines 1966-67Russell Vineyard 1927Justin Vogt 2001-2003

W W W W WVernon Wacenta 1941Gary Wahrmund 1983-86Jerry Wahrmund 1990-93John Waldrum 1971-73Beau Walker 1997-98Calvin Walker 1990Carl Walker 1919Donny Walker 1989G.W. Walker 1951Robert Walker 1995-97Woodrow Wall 1938-40Buster Wallace 1958John Walts 1971Hillyer Ward 1957-58Jonathan Ward 2010-12Mitchell Ward 1988N.S. Ward 1926-27, 31-32Mark Washington 2006

Jason Washington 1998-2001Ray Washington 1974-75Terrell Washington 1987-89Chase Wasson 2004-06Bobby Watkins 1978-81Thaddeus Watkins 2011-12Tywan Watkins 2004Josh Wathen 1994-95Tywuan Watkins 2001- Harold Watson 2002-03Mike Watson 1995Robert Watson 1972Dexter Webb 1986-87Melvin Webber 2004-05Lawrence Weber 1950Johnny Weder 1950-53Don Wehmeyer 1959-61Alfred Weir 1921-22Clay Weir 2000-02Larry Welch 1958William Welch 1996-97Denzel Wells 2012Pop Wells 1995-97Darin Wesley 1987-90Marvin Wesley 1984Ricky West 1968-71Leon Westfall 1956-58Craig Westmoreland 1980-82Maurice Westmoreland 1953Scott Westmoreland 1983-84Doug Wheeler 1999-2001Chad White 2004-05Dee White 1960-62Jon White 1963-66Lawrence White 2013Markee White 2004-05Ray Whitehead 1991-94Terry Whitman 1977-80D.J. Wible 1920Ryan Wiegand 1995-97Matt Wieland 1995-96Mario Wiggins 2009-12Austin Wighaman 1998E.M. Wiginton 1924Bill Wilcox 1951-52Donald Wilkerson 1993-94Ryan Wilkes 1996-99Arvel Williams 1935Bob Williams 1942Brian Williams 2007Dameon Williams 2005David Williams, Sr. 1970-72David Williams, Jr. 1994-97Deshun Williams 2010-12Donnie Williams 1979-80Drenard Williams 2008, 10Ed Williams 1948-50Edgar Williams 1919Elverna Williams 1998Epsilon Williams 2003-06Germod Williams 2013Greg Williams 1971-73Jamal Williams 2008Jesse Williams 1984Justin Williams 2004-05Maurice Williams 1991-92

Michael Williams 1993-95Ryan Williams 2012-13Stace Williams 1994-97Vollie Williams 1955-57Donnie Willig 1984-86Bill Willis 1947-48Hayden Willis 1924-26Alvoyd Wilson 1972-74Chris Wilson 1986-87Jeff Wilson 1999-2000Jullius Wilson 1998-01Lawrence Wilson 1995Oscar Wilson 1923Scott Wilson 1985-87Norman Witcher 2001-02Anthony Wood 1990-93John Wood 2003Rod Woodard 1989-91Alvin Woods 1955-57George Woods 1982-83Ivan Woods 1939Shawn Woods 1984-87Lewis Woodson 1927Toney Wooley 1983-85Leon Woolsey 2007-10Joe Wooten 1998-2000Woodrow Worthington 1938Dennis Wotipka 1982-83Bailey Wright 1925-27Brad Wright 1978-80Matt Wright 1988-89David Wuest 1972-73Mike Wuest 1969-71Herbert Wuthrich 1959Bill Wyman 1997-99Mike Wynn 1979-82Spergon Wynn 1998-99

Y Y Y Y YBill Yeats 1962D.J. Yendrey 2013Mike Yoder 2012-13Justin Young 1997-98Brian Yourman 1999-2001Chris York 1998

Z Z Z Z ZSteve Zisler 1996Charles Zunker 1928-31Walter Zunker 1929, 34-36Stan Zwinggi 2005-08



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1904Texas State won its first football game

6-0 over St. Edward’s of Austin, Texas, and went on to finish the season with a 5-1 record.

1904 — (5-1)St. Edward’s W 6-0West Texas Military W 18-0West Texas Military W 48-0Deaf and Dumb School W 18-5Deaf and Dumb School L 5-12Austin W 5-0

1905-08No Scores Recorded

1909 — (0-1)Baylor L 0-55

1910 — (0-1)Austin L 0-19

1911-12No Scores Recorded

1913 — (0-1)Baylor L 7-9

1914No Scores Recorded

1915 — (0-1)Denton L 0-14

1916 — (0-2)Baylor L 0-75Denton L 0-10


1918 — (0-1)Southwestern L 0-35

1921Just two years after O.W. Strahan was

named head coach and a year after the school adopts Bobcats as its nickname, Texas State posted its first undefeated season.

1919-1934 O.W. STRAHAN

Head Coach Better known for his basketball in-

fluences at Texas State, O.W. Strahan was named head football coach in 1919, and led the Bobcats to a 70-53-9 record during the next three decades.

1919 — (4-4)Texas A&M L 0-28Southwestern L 0-19Texas L 0-18Sam Houston State W 32-0West Texas Military W 20-0Meridian L 0-6San Marcos Academy W 13-6Sam Houston State W 6-0

1920 — (4-2-1)Meridian W 79-0Southwestern T 3-3Daniel Baker W 40-0East Texas W 48-0San Marcos Academy W 26-13Rice L 0-48North Texas L 6-21

1921 — (7-0)San Marcos Academy W 62-3East Texas W 26-0Southwestern W 10-0Daniel Baker W 28-3St. Edward’s W 31-7Sam Houston State W 14-13North Texas W 14-0

1922 — (3-3)Southwestern L 0-20Sam Houston State W 24-0Howard Payne L 6-24Tarleton State W 22-0Dallas University W 27-13North Texas L 13-16

1923 — (4-4)Stephen F. Austin W 47-0Southwestern L 0-20Sam Houston State L 0-6Rice W 19-6East Texas W 40-0Howard Payne L 13-25Daniel Baker W 31-0North Texas L 7-12

1924 — (4-4)Stephen F. Austin W 23-6East Texas L 2-6St. Edward’s L 0-20Sam Houston State W 13-0North Texas W 10-6Daniel Baker W 9-0Howard Payne L 6-32Southwestern L 6-12

1925 — (2-6)Stephen F. Austin W 12-0Howard Payne L 12-28East Texas L 0-7Trinity L 0-31St. Edward’s W 18-6Sam Houston State L 9-12North Texas L 6-10Southwestern L 0-12

1931The Lone Star Conference was formed

April 25, 1931. Charter members were East Texas State, North Texas, Sam Houston State, Stephen F. Austin State and Texas State. Championship play in football be-gan in 1932. Trinity joined the league from 1931-34.

1926 — (7-2)Texas A&M-Kingsville W 13-2Stephen F. Austin W 7-0Howard Payne L 25-28East Texas W 34-0Trinity W 28-7St. Mary’s W 36-0St. Edward’s W 7-6Sam Houston State W 9-0North Texas L 12-13

1927 — (4-4-1)Stephen F. Austin W 14-0Howard Payne L 0-20Daniel Baker L 0-13Trinity L 0-20North Texas W 38-0St. Mary’s W 22-0Sam Houston State T 6-6East Texas W 40St. Edward’s L 7-12

1928 — (2-7)Texas A&M-Kingsville L 0-4 Stephen F. Austin W 20-0Howard Payne L 0-21Abilene Christian L 0-20Trinity L 14-19North Texas L 0-17Southwestern L 7-12East Texas W 7-0Daniel Baker L 0-20

1929 — (6-1-2)Stephen F. Austin W 24-7Howard Payne L 0-34Texas A&M-Kingsville W 32-0Abilene Christian T 12-12Sul Ross State W 15-6McMurry W 13-7Southwestern W 12-9Daniel Baker W 12-0North Texas T 0-0

1930 — (5-1-3)Stephen F. Austin W 6-0Howard Payne T 0-0Schreiner W 7-0Abilene Christian T 6-6Southwestern W 13-0McMurry T 0-0Sul Ross State W 13-0Daniel Baker W 6-0North Texas L 0-12

1931 — (4-4)Howard Payne L 0-6Texas A&I L 0-7Stephen F. Austin W 19-0Southwestern W 16-7Sam Houston State L 0-6McMurry W 18-0East Texas W 14-0North Texas L 0-20

1932 — (5-3)Howard Payne L 6-14Schreiner W 20-0*Stephen F. Austin W 27-6Southwestern W 12-0*East Texas W 6-0*St. Edward’s L 7-13*Sam Houston State W 6-0*North Texas L 0-6

1933 — (7-1-1)Howard Payne W 20-12Schreiner W 13-0*Stephen F. Austin W 27-0Southwestern W 7-6Daniel Baker W 7-6*Trinity W 7-0*Sam Houston State W 3-0*East Texas L 0-6*North Texas T 0-0

1934 — (2-7-1)23rd Infantry W 13-0Howard Payne L 0-4Schreiner L 7-20*Stephen F. Austin T 19-19Southwestern L 7-14Daniel Baker L 7-13*Trinity W 6-0*Sam Houston State L 0-6*East Texas L 6-12*North Texas L 0-3

1935-42JOE CHEANEYHead Coach

Joe Cheaney was named Texas State’s head coach in 1935, and served in that capacity until 1942. Cheaney had a career record of 23-42-5 with the Bobcats.

1935 — (2-7)Howard Payne L 6-13Schreiner L 2-27*Stephen F. Austin L 0-14Southwestern W 12-0Daniel Baker L 0-3*Sam Houston State W 19-0*North Texas L 0-6*East Texas L 0-7Texas A&M-Kingsville L 0-6



1936 — (2-5-1)Howard Payne L 0-44Schreiner L 6-36*Stephen F. Austin L 7-14Southwestern W 13-0Daniel Baker T 6-6*Sam Houston State W 14-0*East Texas L 13-14*North Texas L 0-14

1937 — (6-4)Texas Lutheran W 34-0Howard Payne L 7-12St. Edward’s W 14-13Schreiner W 13-12Southwestern L 0-6Randolph W 12-6*Stephen F. Austin W 26-6*North Texas L 3-10*East Texas State L 13-39*Sam Houston State W 14-6

1938 — (0-8)Howard Payne L 0-14St. Edward’s L 20-33Schreiner L 7-19Southwestern L 0-6*Stephen F. Austin L 0-33*North Texas L 6-7*East Texas State L 6-27*Sam Houston State L 7-13

1939 — (3-5-2)Randolph W 20-0Howard Payne L 0-12St. Edward’s L 0-6Schreiner W 6-0Southwestern W 12-0Texas A&M-Kingsville T 0-0*Stephen F. Austin L 6-13*North Texas L 0-26*East Texas State L 6-19*Sam Houston State T 0-0

1940 — (3-5-1)Howard Payne W 7-6Schreiner T 0-0Randolph W 55-6Southwestern W 6-0Texas A&M-Kingsville L 13-19*Stephen F. Austin L 7-13*North Texas L 0-22*East Texas State L 0-13*Sam Houston State L 12-19

1941 — (4-4)Howard Payne L 0-13Schreiner L 0-6Southwestern W 7-6Texas A&M-Kingsville L 7-13*Stephen F. Austin W 28-0*East Texas State W 6-0*Sam Houston State W 29-7*North Texas L 6-10


1943 — (3-4-1)Howard Payne W 6-0Schreiner L 0-29Southwestern W 19-12Randolph W 25-0Abilene Christian L 0-26*East Texas State T 7-7*North Texas L 6-10*Sam Houston State L 20-23

1944-45 No games played due to World War II.

1954 — (6-3-1, LSC co-champions)Brooke Army Center L 13-34Trinity L 7-26Texas Lutheran W 20-6at Howard Payne L 13-28*at Texas A&M-Kingsville W 21-16*Sul Ross W 33-13*at Stephen F. Austin W 7-6*Lamar W 13-12*at Sam Houston State W 26-22*at East Texas State T 7-7

1955 — (6-1-2, LSC co-champions)at Texas Lutheran W 47-6Howard Payne T 7-7*Texas A&M-Kingsville W 26-21*at Sul Ross W 53-0*at Stephen F. Austin W 26-20Abilene Christian T 19-19*at Lamar W 14-7*Sam Houston State L 14-16*East Texas State W 27-7

1956 — (6-3)Texas Lutheran W 19-6at Howard Payne W 13-6*at Texas A&M-Kingsville L 14-23*Sul Ross W 27-0*Stephen F. Austin W 32-6at Abilene Christian L 0-26*Lamar W 13-6*at Sam Houston State L 0-28*at East Texas State W 14-0

1957 — (4-6)at McNeese State L 7-27at Texas Lutheran W 28-12*Howard Payne W 14-13*Texas A&I L 0-16*at Sul Ross W 35-0*at Stephen F. Austin L 13-20Abilene Christian L 0-47*at Lamar L 20-33*Sam Houston State W 9-0*East Texas State L 13-32

1958 — (5-5)McNeese State L 0-21Texas Lutheran W 27-0*at Howard Payne W 12-7*at Texas A&M-Kingsville L 0-22*Sul Ross W 20-0*Stephen F. Austin W 29-13Abilene Christian L 18-44*Lamar W 8-7*at Sam Houston State L 0-9*at East Texas State L 0-47

1946-50GEORGE WEST

Head CoachGeorge West was named head coach and

led the Bobcats to winning records during four of the next five seasons.

1946 — (6-2-2)Randolph W 7-02nd Armored Division T 0-0Texas A&M-Kingsville W 28-0Howard Payne T 7-7Abilene Christian W 18-0*Stephen F. Austin W 13-7*East Texas State L 0-12*Sam Houston State W 21-13*Houston W 21-7*North Texas* L 0-6

1947 — (5-4)Abilene Christian L 13-19*Trinity L 13-14Texas A&M-Kingsville L 13-14Howard Payne W 20-0*Stephen F. Austin W 20-0*East Texas State W 20-7*North Texas L 7-27*Sam Houston State W 7-0*Houston W 2-0

1948 — (8-1, LSC champions)Daniel Baker W 35-0*at Trinity W 14-0*at Texas A&M-Kingsville L 2-13at Howard Payne W 10-7*Stephen F. Austin W 3-0North Texas W 24-14*at East Texas State W 6-0*at Sam Houston State W 14-0*Houston W 3-0

1949 — (3-6-1)at Southwestern T 0-0*Trinity W 20-6*Texas A&M-Kingsville L 12-20Howard Payne L 3-6at Midwestern L 6-19*at Stephen F. Austin L 20-23at North Texas L 7-41*East Texas State L 6-13

*Sam Houston State W 19-14at East Texas Baptist W 31-26

1950 — (6-3)Southwestern L 7-28Corpus Christi W 13-12at Texas A&M-Kingsville W 7-6Sul Ross L 12-21*Stephen F. Austin L 14-21at Howard Payne W 27-21East Texas Baptist W 31-14*at Sam Houston State W 20-13*at East Texas State W 14-0

1951-53 MILTON JOWERS

Head Coach Milton Jowers was perhaps the most influ-

ential coach in Texas State history, guiding the Bobcat football and basketball teams during a career which spanned three decades. In addi-tion to guiding the Bobcat basketball team to a NAIA national championship in 1960, Jowers served two three-year stints as Texas State’s football coach.

1954-59 R.W. PARKER Head Coach

R.W. Parker took over as head coach in 1954 and guided the Bobcats to a Lone Star Championship in his first two seasons. Park-er had a record of 31-24-3 in six seasons at Texas State.

1951 — (6-3-1)San Marcos AFB W 54-0*Texas Lutheran W 46-0Texas A&M-Kingsville W 41-6Trinity W 27-14*at Sul Ross W 14-7*at Stephen F. Austin L 20-27at Howard Payne L 14-27*at Lamar W 14-13*Sam Houston State T 20-20*East Texas State L 21-28

1952 — (7-2)Abilene Christian L 7-20*Trinity W 13-7*Texas A&M-Kingsville W 41-12*Sul Ross W 33-26*Stephen F. Austin W 20-10at Howard Payne W 55-0*Lamar W 34-27*at Sam Houston State W 35-27*at East Texas State L 23-63

1953 — (5-4)at Abilene Christian L 19-26at Trinity L 21-40Texas A&M-Kingsville W 34-20*at Sul Ross W 33-13*at Stephen F. Austin W 34-7Howard Payne W 54-13*at Lamar W 14-6Sam Houston State L 13-21*East Texas State L 19-40



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1960 — (2-8)Texas Lutheran L 7-39at Corpus Christi W 15-6*Sul Ross L 7-20at McMurry L 18-23*Stephen F. Austin W 17-0*at Lamar L 0-7*at Sam Houston State L 0-7*East Texas State L 0-18*at Howard Payne L 0-12Texas A&M-Kingsville L 0-35

1960 JACK HENRY Head Coach

Jack Henry had a 2-8 record in one sea-son as Texas State’s head coach.

1959 — (4-6)at Texas Lutheran W 14-12Corpus Christi W 36-7*at Sul Ross W 13-8McMurry L 7-20*at Stephen F. Austin* L 6-14*Lamar L 6-28*Sam Houston State W 18-14*at East Texas State L 15-28*Howard Payne L 0-6*at Texas A&I L 0-20

1962 — (8-2)Texas Lutheran W 25-7Tarleton State W 29-0*Sul Ross W 24-14at McMurry L 6-14*Stephen F. Austin W 40-7*at Lamar W 20-13*at Sam Houston State W 21-20*East Texas State W 36-8*at Howard Payne W 61-15*Texas A&M-Kingsville L 7-28

1963 — (10-0, LSC champions)at Texas Lutheran W 21-8Trinity W 14-0*at Sul Ross W 9-7McMurry W 49-6*at Stephen F. Austin W 20-17Lamar W 13-7*Sam Houston State W 10-8*at East Texas State W 24-16*Howard Payne W 33-6*at Texas A&M-Kingsville W 20-6

1961-63 MILTON JOWERS

Head CoachHead Coach Milton Jowers returned as head

coach in 1961 and led the Bobcats to a 10-0 sea-son in his final season as head coach He had a 48-18-2 record as football coach at Texas State.

1961 — (4-5-1)at Texas Lutheran L 6-7Tarleton State W 21-20*at Sul Ross L 7-15McMurry W 28-13*at Stephen F. Austin W 29-21*Lamar T 7-7*Sam Houston State L 7-9*at East Texas State L 7-14*Howard Payne W 23-0*at Texas A&M-Kingsville L 15-19

1964-78 BILL MILLER Head Coach

An assistant coach since 1961, Bill Miller took over the reigns of the Bobcat football pro-gram. In the next 15 years, Millers had 11 win-ning seasons and his 94 career victories are the most by a Texas State football coach.

1964 — (8-2)Texas Lutheran W 14-3at Trinity W 20-7*at Sul Ross L 14-16at McMurry W 42-8*Howard Payne W 35-12*at Sam Houston State L 14-15Lackland AFB W 48-21*Stephen F. Austin W 21-15*at East Texas State W 52-0*Texas A&M-Kingsville W 21-6

1965 — (8-2)at Texas Lutheran W 31-0Trinity W 27-0*Sul Ross L 14-21McMurry W 17-6*at Howard Payne W 37-0*Sam Houston State W 17-7*at Angelo State W 35-7*at Stephen F. Austin L 13-17*East Texas State W 30-16*at Texas A&M-Kingsville W 13-0

1966 — (7-2-1)Texas Lutheran W 34-3at Trinity W 16-0*at Sul Ross L 13-16Angelo State W 24-6Howard Payne W 18-17*at Sam Houston State L 16-27at McMurry W 17-0*Stephen F. Austin W 20-7*at East Texas State T 14-14

*Texas A&M-Kingsville W 9-3

1967 — (9-1)at Texas Lutheran W 30-7Trinity W 23-0Sul Ross W 47-13at Angelo State W 47-20*at Howard Payne W 24-6*Sam Houston State W 61-0McMurry W 59-0*at Stephen F. Austin W 14-13*East Texas State W 48-26*at Texas A&M-Kingsville L 21-23

1968 — (5-5)Texas Lutheran W 40-0at Trinity L 12-13*at Sul Ross L 21-36*Angelo State W 43-7*Howard Payne W 27-7*at Sam Houston State W 31-15*at McMurry L 17-21*Stephen F. Austin W 43-6*at East Texas State L 14-51*Texas A&M-Kingsville L 0-39

1969 — (3-6-1)at Texas Lutheran T 24-24Trinity L 9-10*Sul Ross W 30-7*at Angelo State L 29-35*at Howard Payne L 22-28*Sam Houston State W 24-21*McMurry W 38-20*at Stephen F. Austin L 24-42*East Texas State L 6-26*at Texas A&M-Kingsville L 13-28

1970 — (6-5)S 12 Texas Lutheran W 14- 3S 19 *Angelo State W 20-13S 26 at Trinity W 13 -6 O 3 *at McMurry W 40 -13O 10 *at Tarleton State W 41-7 O 17 *Stephan F. Austin L 17 -21O 24 *at Sam Houston St. L 24-25O 31 *East Texas State L 19-22N 7 *at Howard Payne W 35-20N 14 *Sul Ross L 20-45N 21 *Texas A&M-Kingsville L 13-42

1971 — (8-1-1, LSC co-champions)S 18 at Angelo State W 30-8S 25 at Texas Lutheran W 34-17O 2 *McMurry W 42-3O 9 *Tarleton State W 51-7O 16 *at Stephen F. Austin W 49-22O 23 *Sam Houston State W 10-7O 30 *East Texas State L 13-29N 6 *at Howard Payne T 9-9N 13 *Sul Ross W 37-7N 20 *at Texas A&M-Kingsville W 29-24

1972 — (7-3)S 9 at Trinity University L 7-9S 16 Texas Lutheran W 17-12S 23 *Angelo State W 10-3

O 7 *at Tarleton State W 50 -14O 14 *Stephen F. Austin W 24-20O 21 *at Sam Houston St. W 26-14O 28 *at East Texas State L 29-32N 4 *Howard Payne L 17-25N 10 *at Sul Ross W 13-0N 18 *Texas A&M-Kingsville W 20-16

1973 — (4-6)S 15 at Texas Lutheran W 21-0S 22 *at Angelo State L 0-16S 29 *Abilene Christian L 7-41O 6 *Tarleton State W 33-7O 13 *at Stephen F. Austin L 13-17O 20 *Sam Houston State W 28-7O 27 *East Texas State L 14-28N 3 *at Howard Payne L 7-33N 10 *Sul Ross W 28-0N 17 *at TAMU-Kingsville L 10-49

1974 — (6-4)S 15 Texas Lutheran L 7-30S 28 *Angelo State W 17-14O 5 *at Abilene Christian L 9-42O 12 *at Tarleton State W 35-0O 19 *Stephen F. Austin L 7-12O 26 *at Sam Houston St. W 20-6N 2 *at East Texas W 20-14N 9 *Howard Payne W 17-7N 14 *at Sul Ross W 24-14N 23 *Texas A&M-Kingsville L 0-14

1975 — (7-3)S 13 Texas Lutheran L 20-21S 27 *at Angelo State L 15-44O 4 *Abilene Christian W 21-16O 11 *Tarleton State W 42-6O 18 *at Stephen F. Austin W 19-3O 25 *Sam Houston State W 3-0N 1 *East Texas State W 28-17-N 8 *at Howard Payne W 38-20N 15 *Sul Ross W 15-14N 21 *at Texas A&M-Kingsville L 8-28

1976 — (5-5)S 11 Texas Lutheran L 9-13S 18 at Cameron State W 33-14S 25 *Angelo State L 12-14O 2 *at Abilene Christian W 22-16O 9 Prairie View A&M L 25-45O 16 *Stephen F. Austin W 34-0O 23 *at Sam Houston St. W 40 -10O 30 *at East Texas State L 8-23N 6 *Howard Payne W 27-25N 20 *Texas A&M-Kingsville L 6-44

1977 — (5-4)S 10 at Texas Lutheran L 13-21O 1 at Howard Payne W 21-13O 8 Prairie View A&M L 7-17O 15 Sam Houston State W 16-5O 22 at Stephen F. Austin W 14-9O 29 East Texas State W 34-20N 5 at Angelo State W 23-20N 12 at Abilene Christian L 30-36N 19 Texas A&M-Kingsville L 10-21



1978 — (6-4)S 2 at Southeastern La. W 7-0S 9 Texas Lutheran W 14-0S 30 *Howard Payne W 55-0O 7 #vs. Prairie View W 58-6O 14 *at Sam Houston St. L 16-21O 21 *Stephen F. Austin W 9-0O 28 *at East Texas State W 25-10N 4 *Angelo State L 6-29N 11 *Abilene Christian L 7-10N 18 *at Texas A&M-Kingsville L 21-48# game played in San Antonio.

1980 — (8-3, Lsc champions)S 6 #vs. Prairie View W 49-0S 13 Texas Lutheran W 38-0S 27 at West Texas State L 13-21O 4 at Nicholls State L 21-24O 11 *Howard Payne W 35-8O 18 *at Sam Houston St. W 55-7O 25 *Stephen F. Austin W 34-20N 1 *at East Texas State W 37-26N 8 *Angelo State W 18-15N 15 *Abilene Christian W 42-2N 22 *at TAMU-Kingsville L 14-17# game played in San Antonio.

1981 — (13-1, NATIONAL CHAMPIONS LSC champions)S 5 Prairie View A&M W 56-0S 12 at Texas Lutheran W 59-0S 19 Southeastern La. W 35-10S 26 at Lamar W 24-7O 10 *at Howard Payne W 41-0O 17 *Sam Houston State W 38-4O 24 *at Stephen F. Austin W 38-6O 31 *East Texas State W 38-7N 7 *at Angelo State W 31-7N 14 *at Abilene Christian W 38-31N 21 *TAMU-Kingsville L 14-21N 28 #Jacksonville State W 38-22D 5 #Northern Michigan W 62-0D 12 ^vs. N.D. State W 42-13# NCAA Division II Playoffs^ D-II Championship played in McAllen

1982 — (14-0, NATIONAL CHAMPIONS LSC champions)S 4 Lamar W 30-0S 11 Prairie View A&M W 35-7S 18 Nicholls State W 14-7O 2 at Southeastern La. W 34-21O 9 Howard Payne W 31-3O 16 at Sam Houston St. W 52-21O 23 Stephen F. Austin W 31-21O 30 at East Texas State W 38-34N 6 Angelo State W 42-16N 13 Abilene Christian W 14-13N 20 TAMU-Kingsville W 45-27N 27 #Ft. Valley State W 27-6D 4 #Jacksonville State W 19-14D 11 ^vs. California-Davis W 34-9# NCAA Division II Playoffs^ D-II Championship played in McAllen

1983 — (9-2, LSC champions )S 10 Prairie View A&M W 46-7S 24 at TAMU-Kingsville W 28-0O 1 *at Howard Payne W 44-9O 8 Northwestern St. L 16-14O 15 *Sam Houston State W 26-0O 22 *at Stephen F. Austin W 24-27O 29 *East Texas State W 44-21N 5 *at Angelo State W 20-0N 12 *at Abilene Christian W 54-13N 19 *TAMU-Kingsville W 40-3N 26 #Centeral St. (Ohio) L 16-24# NCAA Division II Playoffs

N 2 *Northwestern State W 26-17N 9 *Southeastern La. W 55-15N 16 *at Stephen F. Austin L 21-43N 23 *Sam Houston State L 25-27

1986 — (4-7, 2-2 GSC)S 6 North Texas L 0-7S 13 Abilene Christian L 24-38S 20 at Louisiana-Monroe L 14-17S 27 at Rice W 31-6O 4 McNeese State W 13-9O 11 at Northern Arizona L 0-39O 18 at Lamar L 3-17O 25 *Nicholls State L 21-35N 1 *at Northwestern St. W 29-6N 15 *Stephen F. Austin W 34-28N 22 *at Sam Houston St. L 31-32

1979-82 JIM WACKERHead Coach

Jim Wacker succeeded Bill Miller as head coach and closed out the 1970s with a 7-4 record. He also led Texas State to back-to-back national championships in his final two sea-sons before being named head coach at TCU.

1979 — (7-4)S 1 #vs. Prairie View W 38-13S 8 at Texas Lutheran W 19-5S 22 at Southeastern La. W 14-7S 29 *at Howard Payne W 36-9O 6 Cameron State W 28-20O 13 *Sam Houston State W 40-22O 20 *at Stephen F. Austin L 14-28O 27 *East Texas State W 45-14N 3 *at Angelo State L 3-14N 10 *at Abilene Christian L 24-28N 17 *TAMU-Kingsville L 10-42# game played in San Antonio.

Texas State went 13-1 and won its first of two back-to-back NCAA Division II national cham-pionships after beating North Dakota State 42-13 in the championship game. The game was played in McAllen and known as the Palm Bowl. Quarterback Mike Miller lifts the trophy above.

The Bobcats went undefeated with a 14-0 record and won their second straight NCAA Division II title in 1982 with a 34-9 victory over UC-Davis. Hoisting the championship trophy is defensive tackle Mike Langford.

1983-89 JOHN O’HARA

Head CoachJohn O’Hara coached the Bobcats as Texas

State prepared for its move to NCAA Division I. In its last season as a Division II school, Texas State went 9-2. O’Hara joined Hayden Fry’s staff at Iowa in 1989 before he passed away unex-pectedly in 1992.

Texas State left the Lone Star Conference in 1984, and moved from NCAA Division II to NCAA Division I-AA. The Bobcats joined the Gulf Star Conference and posted a 7-4 record in its first year.

1984 — (7-4, 2-3 GSC)S 1 at Wichita State W 38-31S 8 TAMU-Kingsville W 28-0S 22 at Texas-Arlington L 13-48S 29 Central Florida W 39-13O 6 *at Northwestern St. L 7-28O 13 at Lamar W 23-0O 20 *at Southeastern La. W 10-7O 27 at North Texas W 27-19N 3 *Stephen F. Austin W 24-7N 10 *Nicholls State L 14-30N 17 *at Sam Houston St. L 17-21

1985 — (3-8, 2-3 GSC)S 7 at TAMU-Kingsville L 7-30 S 14 at East Carolina L 16-27S 21 Lamar L 21-24S 28 Texas-Arlington L 16-19O 5 at Central Florida W 48-12O 19 at McNeese State L 0-28O 26 *at Nicholls State L 12-20

Texas State joined the Southland Conference prior to the 1987 season.

1987 — (4-7, 2-4 SLC)S 5 TAMU-Kingsville L 0-20S 12 *at North Texas L 3-20S 19 *Louisiana-Monroe L 7-44S 26 at Rice L 28-38O 10 at Baylor L 15-36O 17 *Northwestern State L 21-24O 24 at Nicholls State W 31-16O 31 Lamar W 27-19N 7 *at McNeese State W 26-14N 14 *at Stephen F. Austin W 7-3N 21 *Sam Houston State L 21-24* SLC game

1988 — (4-7, 1-5 SLC)S 3 at TAMU-Kingsville W 41-28S 10 at Lamar W 27-26S 17 *at Louisiana-Monroe L 7-29S 24 *Stephen F. Austin L 10-27O 1 *Northwestern St. L 21-49O 8 at Baylor L 7-45O 15 Texas Southern W 38-7O 22 *McNeese State L 21-24O 29 Nicholls State L 10-13N 12 *North Texas L 10-30N 19 *at Sam Houston State W 10-3* SLC game

1989 — (5-6, 3-3 SLC) S 2 TAMU-Kingsville L 13-28S 9 Prairie View A&M W 41-0S 23 *Louisiana-Monroe W 26-7S 30 *Northwestern St. L 14-31O 7 *Stephen F. Austin L 21-32O 14 at Texas Southern W 34-17O 21 at Nicholls State L 21-22O 28 *McNeese State L 7-21N 4 Lamar L 19-20N 11 *North Texas W 25-20N 18 *Sam Houston State W 24-0* SLC game

ALL-TIME RESULTS



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1990 — (6-5, 3-3 SLC)S 1 TAMU-Kingsville W 15-7S 8 Idaho L 35-38S 15 at Liberty L 22-35S 22 *at Louisiana-Monroe L 27-30S 29 *Nicholls State W 33-30O 6 *Stephen F. Austin W 24-0O 13 Texas Southern W 32-9O 20 *at Northwestern St. W 21-12O 27 *McNeese State W 19-17N 10 *North Texas L 15-16N 17 *at Sam Houston St. L 25-26* SLC game

1991 — (7-4, 4-3 SLC)S 7 TAMU-Kingsville W 29-14S 14 at Idaho L 38-41S 28 *at Nicholls State W 19-10O 5 *Louisiana-Monroe L 8-17O 12 *at Stephen F. Austin W 31-15O 19 Texas Southern W 31-29O 26 *at McNeese State L 18-19N 2 *Northwestern St. W 24-0N 9 Prairie View A&M W 59-6N 16 *at North Texas W 36-8N 23 *Sam Houston St. L 14-20* SLC game

O 30 *at Northwestern St. W 22-15N 6 *McNeese State L 10-27N 13 *at Stephen F. Austin L 7-29N 20 *Sam Houston St. L 10-35* SLC game

1994 — (4-7, 1-5 SLC)S 1 TAMU-Kingsville L 14-45S 8 Northern Iowa W 20-19S 17 at Pacific L 7-27S 24 Cal State Northridge W 28-23O 1 Sonoma State W 57-7O 8 *North Texas L 14-27O 22 *Nicholls State W 27-26O 29 *Northwestern State L 17-41N 5 *at McNeese State L 10-34N 12 *Stephen F. Austin L 19-24N 19 *at Sam Houston St. L 10-34* SLC game

1995 — (4-7, 2-3 SLC)S 7 Eastern Washington L 16-34S 14 TAMU-Kingsville L 12-40S 23 at Montana State L 24-45S 30 Southern Utah W 65-15O 7 Cal State Northridge W 43-14O 14 at Cal St. Sacramento L 3-12O 21 *at Nicholls State W 35-25O 28 *at Northwestern St. W 28-14 N 4 *McNeese State L 7-28N 11 *at Stephen F. Austin L 21-50N 18 *Sam Houston St. L 20-26* SLC game

1996 — (5-6, 2-4 SFL) A 31 Grand Valley State W 19-14S 14 Hofstra W 28-13S 21 at E. Washington L 7-38S 28 Idaho W 27-21O 12 at Southern Utah L 27-41O 19 *at Troy State L 13-24O 26 *Nicholls State L 36-49N 2 *Northwestern State L 0-49 N 9 *at McNeese State W 16-13N 16 *Stephen F. Austin W 31-19N 23 *at Sam Houston St. L 17-29* SLC game

1998 — (4-7, 2-5 SFL)S 3 Delta State W 17-10 S 12 at Northern Arizona L 16-38 S 19 Hofstra L 3-17S 26 *Northwestern State L 10-34O 3 at Southern Illinois W 30-25O 22 *at Troy State L 17-20O 29 *Stephen F. Austin W 14-7N 7 *at McNeese State L 0-27N 14 *Jacksonville State L 27-33N 21 *at Sam Houston St. L 24-31N 28 *Nicholls State W 28-27* SLC game

1999 — (3-8, 2-5 SFL)S 2 Midwestern State W 45-3S 11 at South Florida L 10-17S 18 *at Stephen F. Austin L 17-28S 25 Northern Arizona L 26-29O 9 *at Nicholls State W 16-0O 16 *Troy State L 17-24O 23 *at Jacksonville St. L 10-17O 30 *at Northwestern St. L 21-36N 6 *McNeese State L 7-10N 13 Southern Utah L 28-32N 20 *Sam Houston State W 20-14* SLC game

2000 — (7-4, 5-2 SFL)A 31 Midwestern State W 34-13S 9 Cal State-Northridge L 13-19S 16 at Oklahoma State L 0-23S 30 at UL-Monroe W 27-7O 7 *Nicholls State W 25-0O 14 *at Troy State L 7-31O 21 *Jacksonville State W 28-24O 28 *Northwestern St. W 21-10N 4 *at McNeese State L 3-18N 11 *Stephen F. Austin W 38-21N 18 *at Sam Houston St. W 24-17* SLC game

2001 — (4-7, 0-6 SFl)A. 30 Arkansas-Monticello W 52-7S 8 at Missouri L 6-40S 15 at Cal St. Northridge cancelledS 22 Angelo State W 10-0S 29 at Illinois State W 20-13O 6 Portland State W 23-20O 13 *McNeese State L 3-21O 20 *at Jacksonville St. L 17-38O 27 *at Nicholls State L 14-33N 3 *Northwestern State L 17-20N 10 *at Stephen F. Austin L 13-35N 17 *Sam Houston State L 13-31* SLC game

2002 — (4-7, 1-5 SFL)A 31 at Minnesota L 0-42S 7 TAMU-Kingsville W 28-21S 21 Texas Southern W 17-10S 28 Southern Utah W 49-19O 5 at Portland State L 0-16O 12 *at Northwestern St. L 27-40O 19 *Nicholls State L 21-24N 2 *Jacksonville State W 27-20

N 9 *McNeese State L 7-47N 16 *Stephen F. Austin L 21-30N 23 *at Sam Houston St. L 14-20* SLC game

1990-91 DENNIS FRANCHIONE

Head Coach Dennis Franchione was named head coach

in 1990 and led the Bobcats to back-to-back winning seasons with 13-9 record in his two seasons before leaving for New Mexico.

1992-96 JIM BOB HELDUSER

Head Coach Jim Bob Helduser was named head coach

in 1992 and spent four seasons on the Texas State sidelines. Helduser coached at TCU, Ala-bama and Texas A&M before he passedaway in 2010 after a long battle with cancer.

1992 — (5-5-1, 2-4-1 SLC)S 5 at TAMU-Kingsville W 15-14S 12 #Texas Southern W 39-34S 19 Youngstown State L 20-23S 26 *at UL-Monroe L 6-13O 3 *Nicholls State W 38-13O 10 *Stephen F. Austin W 17-14O 24 *McNeese State L 13-17O 31 *at Northwestern St. L 17-20N 7 at Prairie View A&M W 56-7N 14 *North Texas L 10-13N 21 *at Sam Houston St. T 22-22* SLC game; # game played in San Antonio.

1993 — (2-9, 1-6 SLC)S 4 TAMU-Kingsville W 20-14S 11 at Idaho L 38-66S 18 Liberty L 14-17S 25 at Northern Iowa L 13-34O 9 *at North Texas L 28-35O 16 *Louisiana-Monroe L 21-40O 23 *at Nicholls State L 37-63

1997-02 BOB DEBESSE

Head Coach Bob DeBesse was named head coach in

1997 and spent six seasons at Texas State.

1997 — (5-6, 2-5 SFL)S 4 Sacremento State W 24-14S 13 at Hofstra L 24-28S 20 Montana State W 28-26O 4 *Troy State W 31-17O 11 *at Nicholls State L 28-29O 18 *at Northwestern St. L 3-31O 25 Southern Utah W 21-7 N 1 *at Stephen F. Austin L 28-31N 8 *McNeese State L 21-31N 15 *at Jacksonville St. W 35-27N 22 *Sam Houston St. L 30-35* SLC game

2003 MANNY MATSAKIS

Head Coach Manny Matsakis had a 5-7 record in one

season at Texas State.

2004-06 DAVID BALIFF

Head Coach David Bailiff had a 21-15 record in his

three seasons at Texas State and led the Bobcats to a Southland Conference co-championship and NCAA Division I-AA playoff berth.

2003 — (5-7, 2-4 SLC)A 30 at New Mexico L 8-72S 6 Angelo State W 42-7S 13 at Tulsa L 15-41S 20 Cal-Davis W 34-32S 27 Southeastern La. W 38-17O 4 at Florida Atlantic L 14-27O 11 at Southern Utah L 28-31O 18 *Northwestern State L 19-49O 25 *at Stephen F. Austin L 27-44O 30 *McNeese State L 28-38N 6 *at Nicholls State •W 13-31N 20 *Sam Houston State W 49-28* SLC game; won game by forfeit at Nicholls State

2004 — (5-6, 3-2 SLC)S 2 Angelo State W 45-10S 11 at Baylor L 17-24S 18 Southeastern La. W 31-28O 2 at Appalachian St. L 34-41O 9 Florida Atlantic L 13-20O 16 at Cal Poly L 21-38O 23 *Stephen F. Austin W 17-14O 30 *at McNeese State W 54-27N 6 *at Northwestern St. L 7-44N 13 *Nicholls State W 35-12N 20 *at Sam Houston St. L 9-27* SLC game

2005 — (11-3, 5-1 SLC Co-Champions)S 3 Delta State W 32-25S 10 Southern Utah W 34-0S 22 at Texas A&M L 31-44O 1 South Dakota State W 42-12O 8 *at Southeastern La. W 30-15O 15 Okla. Panhandle St. W 75-7O 22 *Northwestern St. W 31-16O 29 *at Nicholls State L 29-32N 5 *McNeese State W 49-7N 12 *at Stephen F. Austin W 38-21N 19 *Sam Houston State W 26-23N 26 #Georgia Southern W 50-35D 3 #Cal Poly W 14-7D 9 #Northern Iowa L 37-40* SLC game; # NCAA I-AA Playoff game

ALL-TIME RESULTS



2006 — (5-6, 3-3 SLC)S 2 Tarleton State W 27-23S 9 at Kentucky L 41-7S 16 Northern Colorado L 14-13S 23 at Southern Utah L 30-21O 7 *Stephen F. Austin L 24-13O 14 *at McNeese State W 27-17O 21 *Southeastern La. W 38-17O 28 *at Northwestern St. L 19-10N 2 *Nicholls State L 21-19N 9 Texas Southern W 41-21N 16 *at Sam Houston St. W 28-21* SLC game

2007-10 BRAD WRIGHT

Head Coach Brad Wright posted a 23-23 record in four

seasons and led the Bobcats to a Southland Conference championship and NCAA FCS Play-off berth in 2008.

2007 — (4-7, 3-4 SLC)S1 Cal Poly W 38-35S 8 Abilene Christian L 27-45S 15 at Baylor L 27-34S 22 at South Dakota State L 3-38O 6 *McNeese State L 20-41O 11 *at Central Arkansas L 21-63O 20 *Stephen F. Austin W 52-29O 27 *at Northwestern St. W 20-17N 3 *Southeastern La. W 45-31N 10 *at Nicholls State L 28-52N 15 *Sam Houston State L 28-29* SLC game

2008 — (8-5, 5-2 SLC champions)A 28 Angelo State W 21-14S 6 at SMU L 36-45S 20 at Northern Colorado W 38-35S 27 Southern Utah L 20-34O 4 Texas Southern W 63-39O 11 *at McNeese State W 45-42O 18 *Central Arkansas L 24-31O 25 *at Stephen F. Austin W 62-21N 1 *NW State (ot) L 31-34N 8 *at Southeastern La. W 38-24N 15 *Nicholls State W 34-10N 22 *at Sam Houston St. (ot) W 45-42N 29 # at Montana L 13-31* SLC game; #-NCAA Div. I FCS Playoff game

2009 — (7-4, 5-2 SLC)S 5 Angelo State W 48-28S 19 at #15 TCU L 21-56S 26 Texas Southern W 52-18O 3 at Southern Utah L 16-38O 10 *Southeastern La. (ot) L 50-51O 17 *at Nicholls State W 34-28O 24 *at Northwestern State W 20-17O 31 *#11 Stephen F. Austin W 28-7N 7 *at #19 Central Arkansas W 27-24N 14 *#10 McNeese State L 27-30N 21 *Sam Houston State W 28-20* SLC game

2010 — (4-7, 1-6 SLC)S 4 at Houston L 28-68S 11 Southern Arkansas W 31-17S 18 #17 Cal Poly W 21-12S 25 Southern Utah W 42-28O 9 at Southeastern La. L 24-49O 16 Nicholls State (4 ot) L 45-47O 23 Northwestern State L 3-16O 30 at #3 Stephen F. Austin W 27-24N 6 Central Arkansas L 17-49N 13 at McNeese State L 6-36N 20 at Sam Houston State L 29-31* SLC game

2011-PRESENTDENNIS FRANCHIONE

Head Coach After turning programs around at New

Mexico, TCU, Alabama and Texas A&M, Den-nis Franchione returned to Texas State to lead the Bobcats in their transition to the NCAA Division I FBS. Texas State begins its second season as a Sun Belt Conference member in 2014.

2011 — (6-6, Independent)S 3 at Texas Tech L 10-50S 10 at Wyoming L 10-45S 17 Tarleton State W 38-28S 24 at #22 Stephen F. Austin W 35-26O 1 Nicholls State W 38-12O 8 at McNeese State W 21-14O 15 Lamar W 46-21O 22 at Southeastern La. L 28-38O 29 Northwestern State L 10-23N 5 Prairie View A&M W 34-26N 12 at Central Arkansas L 22-23N 19 Sam Houston State L 14-36

2012 — (4-8, 2-4 in WAC)S 1 at Houston W 30-13S 8 Texas Tech L 10-58S 22 Stephen F. Austin W 41-37S 29 Nevada L 21-34O 6 at New Mexico L 14-35O 13 *Idaho W 38-7O 27 *at San Jose State L 20-31N 3 *at Utah State L 7-38N 10 *Louisiana Tech L 55-62N 17 at Navy L 10-21N 24 *at UTSA L 31-38D 1 *New Mexico State W 66-28* WAC Game

2013 — (6-6, 2-5 in Sun Belt)A 31 at Southern Miss W 22-15S 7 Prairie View A&M W 28-03S 21 at Texas Tech L 33-07S 28 Wyoming W 42-21O 5 *at UL Lafayette L 24-48O 12 *ULM L 14-21O 19 *Georgia State W 24-17O 26 *South Alabama W 33-31N 2 at Idaho W 37-21N 16 *at Arkansas State L 21-38N 23 *Western Kentucky L 7-38N 29 *at Troy L 28-42* Sun Belt Conference Game

ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDSName Years Record Pct.O.W. Strahan 1919-34 70-53-9 .564Joe Cheaney 1935-41 23-42-5 .364George Vest 1946-50 28-16-3 .628Milton Jowers 1951-53 18- 9-1 .661R.W. Parker 1954-59 31-24-3 .560Milton Jowers 1961-64 30- 9-1 .762Jack Henry 1960 2- 8-0 .200Bill Miller 1964-78 94-53-3 .637Jim Wacker 1979-82 42- 8-0 .840John O’Hara 1983-89 36-41-0 .468Dennis Franchione 1990-91 13- 9-0 .619 2011-Present 16-20-0 .444Jim Bob Helduser 1992-96 20-34-1 .364Bob DeBesse 1997-02 27-39-0 .409Manny Matsakis 2003 4- 8-0 .333David Bailiff 2004-06 21-15-0 .583Brad Wright 2007-10 23-23-0 .500

TEXAS STATE IN OVERTIME GAMES Number ofDate Opponent Overtimes Result ScoreOct. 26, 1996 Nicholls State 5 L 36-49Oct. 16, 2010 Nicholls State 4 L 45-47 Sept. 18, 2004 Southeastern Louisiana 2 W 31-28Sept. 09, 2000 Cal State-Northridge 1 L 13-19Oct. 29, 2005 at Nicholls State 1 L 29-32Nov. 19, 2005 Sam Houston State 1 W 26-23Dec. 09, 2005 Northern Iowa 1 L 37-40Nov. 01, 2008 Northwestern State 1 L 31-34Nov. 22, 2008 Sam Houston State 1 W 45-42Oct. 10, 2009 Southeastern Louisiana 1 L 50-51

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YEAR BY YEAR TEAM RECORDSYear Overall Record1904 5-1 1905 no scores reported1906 no scores reported1907 no scores reported1908 no scores reported1909 0-11910 0-11911 no scores reported1912 no scores reported1913 0-11914 no scores reported1915 0-11916 0-21917 no scores reported1918 0-1 1919 4-41920 4-2-1

Texas Intercollegiate Athletic AssociationYear Overall Record Conference Finish1921 7-0 TIAA Champions1922 3-31923 4-41924 4-41925 2-61926 7-2 second place, TIAA 1927 4-4-1 second place, TIAA1928 2-71929 6-1-2 TIAA Champions1930 5-1-31931 4-4

Lone Star ConferenceYear Overall Record Conference Record Conference Finish1933 7-1-1 second place1934 2-7-1 fifth place1935 2-7 fourth place1936 2-5-1 fourth place1937 6-4 third place1938 0-8 fifth place1939 3-5-2 fifth place1940 3-5-1 fifth place1941 4-4 second place1942 3-4-1 t-second place1943 did not play due to World Ward II1944 did not play due to World Ward II1945 did not play due to World Ward II1946 6-2-2 fourth place1947 5-4 4-2 third place1948 8-1 6-0 Champions1949 3-6-1 2-3 third place1950 6-3 2-2 t-second place1951 6-3-1 2-2-1 t-second place1952 7-2 4-1 t-second place1953 5-4 3-2 third place1954 6-3-1 5-0-1 Co-Champions1955 6-1-2 5-1 Co-Champions1956 6-3 4-2 third place1957 4-6 3-4 fourth place1958 5-5 4-3 fifth place1959 4-6 4-3 seventh place1960 2-8 1-6 t-seventh place1961 4-5-1 2-4-1 sixth place1962 8-2 6-1 second place1963 10-0 7-0 Champions

Year Overall Record Conference Record Conference Finish 1964 8-2 4-2 third place1965 8-2 4-2 second place1966 7-2-1 4-2-1 second place1967 9-1 6-1 second place1968 5-5 3-4 fifth place1969 3-6 3-4 t-fourth place1970 6-5 4-5 t-fifth place1971 8-1-1 7-1=1 Champions1972 7-3 6-2 t-second place1973 4-6 3-6 t-sixth place1974 6-4 6-3 t-third place1975 7-3 7-2 third place1976 5-5 4-3 t-third place1977 5-4 5-2 t-third place1978 6-4 3-4 t-fifth place1979 7-4 3-4 t-fifth place1980 8-3 6-1 Champions1981 13-1 6-1 Champions1982 14-0 7-0 Champions1983 9-2 6-2 Co-Champions

Gulf Star ConferenceYear Overall Record Conference Record Conference Finish1984 7-4 Unavailable Unavailable1985 3-8 Unavailable Unavailable1986 4-7 Unavailable Unavailable

Southland ConferenceYear Overall Record Conference Record Conference Finish1987 4-7 2-4 fifth place1988 4-7 1-5 sixth place1989 5-6 3-3 third place1990 6-5 3-3 third place1991 7-4 4-3 T-fourth place1992 5-5-1 2-4-1 sixth place1993 2-9 1-6 eighth place1994 4-7 1-5 seventh place1995 4-7 2-3 T-third place1996 5-6 2-4 sixth place1997 5-6 2-4 T-sixth place1998 4-7 2-5 T-sixth place1999 3-8 2-5 sixth place2000 7-4 5-2 T-second place2001 4-7 0-6 seventh place2002 4-7 1-5 seventh place2003 5-7 2-3 T-fourth place2004 5-6 3-2 third place2005 11-3 5-1 Conference Co-Champions2006 5-6 3-3 fourth place2007 4-7 3-4 T-fourth place2008 8-5 5-2 Conference Champions2009 7-4 5-2 third place2010 4-7 1-6 seventh place2011 6-6 Independent

Western Athletic ConferenceYear Overall Record Conference Record Conference Finish2012 4-8 2-4 fifth place

Sun Belt ConferenceYear Overall Record Conference Record Conference Finish2013 6-6 2-5 seventh placeOverall Totals 495-416-26 225-186-6**- since 1947



BOBCAT STADIUM RECORDS

BOBCAT STADIUM TEAM RECORDSPoints Scored 75 vs. Panhandle State Oct. 15, 2005First Downs 38 by Louisiana Tech Nov. 10, 2012

RUSHINGRushing Plays 84 vs. Cal-Davis Nov. 27, 1982Net Rushing Yards 487 vs. Prairie View A&M Nov. 9, 1991

PASSINGPasses Attempted 69 by Stephen F. Austin Sept. 22, 2012Passes Completed 44 by Stephen F. Austin Sept. 22, 2012Passes Intercepted 6 by Lamar Sept. 4, 1982 6 by Angelo State Nov. 6, 1982Net Passing Yards 481 by Texas Southern Oct. 4, 2008

TOTAL OFFENSETotal Offensive Yards 685 vs. Prairie View A&M Nov. 9, 1991Total Offensive Plays 106 by Texas Southern Oct. 4, 2008

FUMBLESFumbles 7 vs. Jacksonville Nov. 28, 1981 7 by Texas A&I Nov. 19, 1983 7 vs. Northwestern State Nov. 2, 1985Fumbles Lost 7 vs. Northwestern State Nov. 2, 1985

PENALTIESPenalties 15 vs. UL Monroe Oct. 12, 2013 15 vs. Southern Utah Sept. 10, 2005Penalty Yards 158 vs. Prairie View A&M Sept. 5, 1981

BOBCAT STADIUM INDIVIDUAL SINGLE GAME RECORDSRUSHINGAttempts 41 by Claude Mathis (Texas State vs. Stephen F. Austin) Nov. 16, 1996Net Yards 310 by Claude Mathis (Texas State vs. Stephen F. Austin) Nov. 16, 1996Touchdowns 4 by Kenneth Dixon (Louisiana Tech) Nov. 10, 2012 by Eric Cobble (Texas State vs. Howard Payne) Oct. 9, 1982Longest Rush 92 by Stan Zwinggi (Texas State vs. Cal Poly) Sept. 1, 2007

PASSINGAttempts 68 by Brady Attaway (Stephen F. Austin) Sept. 22, 2012Completions 44 by Brady Attaway (Stephen F. Austin) Sept. 22, 2012Interceptions 5 by Slade Sherrod (Angelo State) Nov. 6, 1982Net Yards 508 by Jeremy Moses (Stephen F. Austin) Oct. 20, 2007Touchdowns 5 by Seth Doege (Texas Tech) Sept. 8, 2012 by Mark Hudson (Nicholls State) Oct. 25, 1986Longest Pass 98 by Shaun Rutherford (Texas State vs. Stephen F. Austin) Sept. 22, 2012

RECEIVINGReceptions 14 by Bo Gillard (Prairie View) Nov. 9, 1991Yards 205 by Da’Marcus Griggs (Texas State vs. Nicholls State) Oct. 16, 2010Touchdowns 3 by Mark Carrier (Nicholls State) Oct. 25, 1986 3 by Dameon Williams (Texas State vs. Georgia Southern) Nov. 26, 2005Longest Reception 98 by Isaiah Battle (Texas State vs. Stephen F. Austin) Sept. 22, 2012

DaMarcus Griggs had 205 receiving yards against Nicholls State on Oct. 16, 2010.

Stan Zwinggi registered an 88-yard run against Cal Poly in 2007.



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ANNUAL SINGLE SEASON ATTENDANCE AVERAGES

Year Record Pct. Total Attendance Average1981 6-1 .833 76,710 10,9581982 7-0 1.000 82,778 11,8261983 5-0 1.000 63,389 12,6771984 3-1 .750 46,752 11,6881985 2-3 .400 41,288 8,2571986 2-3 .400 47,700 9,5401987 1-4 .200 44,466 8,8931988 1-4 .200 42,228 8,4571989 3-3 .500 44,376 7,3961990 3-2 .600 44,346 8,8691991 3-2 .600 42,884 8,5771992 2-3 .400 42,641 8,5281993 1-4 .200 33,897 6,7761994 4-4 .500 59,247 7,4061995 2-4 .333 35,508 5,9181996 4-2 .667 35,830 5,9721997 4-2 .667 60,241 10,0411998 3-3 .500 37,991 6,3321999 2-4 .333 47,484 7,9182000 5-1 .833 74,503 12,4172001 3-3 .500 64,044 10,6742002 4-2 .667 58,651 9,7752003 4-2 .667 63,046 10,5082004 4-1 .800 55,819 11,1642005 9-1 .900 128,751 12,8752006 3-3 .500 77,314 12,8862007 3-3 .500 68,449 11,4082008 3-3 .500 67,348 11,2252009 4-2 .667 74,930 12,4882010 3-3 .500 76,827 12,8042011 4-2 .667 90,638 15,1062012 3-3 .500 113,669 18,9452013 4-2 .667 108,371 18,062Totals 114-80 .620 2,052,116 11,153

BOBCAT STADIUM ATTENDANCE RECORDSTOP 10 SEASON ATTENDANCE AVERAGES

Rk. Year Games Attendance Average 1. 2012 6 113,669 18,945 2. 2013 6 108,371 18,062 3. 2011 6 90,638 15,106 4. 2006 6 77,314 12,886 5. 2005 10 128,751 12,875 6. 2010 6 76,827 12,804 7. 1983 5 63,389 12,677 8. 2009 6 74,930 12,488 9. 2000 6 74,503 12,41710. 1982 7 82,778 11,826

LARGEST SINGLE GAME BOBCAT STADIUM CROWDSRk. Date Opponent Score Attend. 1. Sept. 8, 2012 Texas Tech L, 58-10 33,006 2. Sept. 28, 2013 Wyoming W, 42-21 22,150 3. Sept. 7, 2013 Prairie View A&M W, 28- 3 20,136 4. Oct. 26, 2013 South Alabama W, 33-31 18,140 5. Sept. 22, 2012 Stephen F. Austin W, 41-37 17,188 6. Nov. 10, 2012 Louisiana Tech L, 62-55 17,184 7. Nov. 23, 2013 Western Kentucky L, 38- 7 17,051 8. Oct. 13, 2012 Idaho W, 38- 7 16,973 9. Nov. 21, 1981 Texas A&M-Kingsville L, 14-21 16,60010. Nov. 6, 1982 Angelo State W, 42-16 16,20011. Sept. 17, 2011 Tarleton State W, 38-28 15,80012. Dec. 9, 2005 Northern Iowa L, 40-37 15,71213. Oct. 19, 2013 Georgia State W, 24-17 15,68414. Nov. 19, 2011 Sam Houston State L, 36-14 15,61315. Oct. 1, 2011 Nicholls State W, 38-12 15,50216. Dec. 3, 2005 Cal Poly W, 14- 7 15,41117. Sept. 2, 2006 Tarleton State W, 27-23 15,38818. Nov. 19, 2005 Sam Houston W, 26-23 15,28819. Oct. 13, 2013 UL Monroe L, 21-14 15,21020. Dec. 1, 2012 New Mexico State W, 66-28 15,10821. Oct. 15, 2011 Lamar W, 46-21 15,02822. Oct. 29, 1983 East Texas State W, 44-21 14,61623. Oct. 29, 2011 Northwestern State L, 23-10 14,47324. Sept. 8, 1984 Texas A&M-Kingsville W, 28- 0 14,42125. Nov. 5, 2011 Prairie View A&M W, 34-26 14,22226. Sept. 4, 1997 Sacramento State W, 24-14 14,16427. Sept. 5, 2009 Angelo State W, 48-28 14,11628. Nov. 3, 1984 Stephen F. Austin W, 24- 7 14,05729. Oct. 23, 2010 Northwestern State L, 16- 3 14,00830. Aug. 30, 2008 Angelo State W, 21-14 13,95231. Oct. 31, 2009 Stephen F. Austin W, 28- 7 13,926 32. Oct. 22, 2005 Northwestern State W, 31-16 13,85233. Oct. 15, 2005 Panhandle State W, 75- 7 13,78734. Sept. 25, 2010 Southern Utah W, 42-28 13,74235. Sept. 11, 2010 Southern Arkansas W, 31-17 13,727

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